McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1956 volume:

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B . -E 1' fgw En1'1'ons-IN-CIIIEF fl In 1-voy Brookins LxCl'112l1ld T1l01llFlSSy BUSINPISS AIANAGER John YVillian1s0n A1wE1e,'r1s1No BIANAGER John Davis L1T1a1z.Am' Enrron Mary Jane Randour U11cCULA'1'IoN BIANAG-ER Shannon Affll'g6l'1ll11 Bows, SPORTS EDITOR Milton Powell A GIIK-LS, Sl'OR.'l'S EDITOR P Phyllis McE1haney f A ' ,oh ffffzf 'WW' W . gfwkf My Qaaiiqnyg 'jggyflf QZ!?g225 4 X 1 14,2 .1 XX .1 CUEGM5 . Nxxwxmxwx NN -NN. fx--Jaw ,K mf, 5 fx '-'JQJ ,-- ' ' ' .1 -1' -N-n -Z. -,,-,, J Ei P, - wi , - ' . cr'2ff ' f wash , - - y 1gQf'1 :-fee,-egg Q X M' 'fn' - ' Y - ' x .MM W :,, , :r- 5 - Presented by tlze ARMMQHIIF mN'NN-NNN M Senior Class of McDonald High School, McDonalaQ Pennsylvania ' -11 -1. I -: - - ' gk wil - r 1:1 I x A , 14 :i'.1. 'H' lx. W Some roaring --...L.-'.......'-'-1 ? EE 'vw-'14 fG'Lw'39' .. 141422, All .: J A Sri ,345 times lzela' in old M. H. S. Administration Managers Emu. YV. ilxxxlfzlzobr Mus. W. A. Youxo II. M. P1-:'1 1'-IT Presidmz-t Secretary -V'l'l'f' l'resif?c'nzf an Q L E. TIIOMASSY MRS. T. G1zoFFM1LL1sR Ringfnaster .IAM1-Qs U. DUNN Sl11Il'I'l'i8ilIg I,l'ilIf'ilIlll t Assistant Rin grnaster CQUY TonN.x1:1-:Nl-1 lliyh 5611001 1,'l'l.lI-l'i1Ifl.Z Tmmers SIIOFHIIIIICZV. Typing Mn. El,1!I'1li'F IJAVIS Art Mu. B 1cN.1,xM1N S'rAsKo In-duslricnl ris Xlxss A1,u'11: LXNN UAn.1. m Side Show Q,lU,lii!L VIk,,1N,LQ QQLEQQQVNZQ, M f f 1 .J . X X 1 ff' N ff ,ff -.gf . .,.... f-- - 1 f X A ' ff ' ffWffw 'IMMWN XW 1 7 ff,-.I ',' - ' - , XX Iafv-Mi 1 ' 4 X u f ' 'nv , 4! .. a1p5x . W ' mWiwll!'1! ctivities 5 V W i E P V Y , . w 1 W x x I W W 1 .. ,,,,, ,W44 FIRST ROXV Cleft to right! - MAJ ORETTES: Vern Delilund- er. Mary Alyce Russell, Mary Ann Toulouse, .lootte Russell, Jo Etta Simpson. SECOND RONV - Donna Coop- er. Robert Glnss, Dennis Coop- er, Charles Myers. Samuel Hen- nnn. Rachel Hughey. THIRD ROXV -- Terry Holder, David Pletincks, John McDow- ell. Edward Nudnluy, Beverly Cameron. Peggy McDowell, Robert Lynch, Patricia Open- brier. FOURTH ROW' - Irwin Lod- erstoin, Joye Mnsquelier. Roh- ert Jizmnino. Joyce Dnout, Thomas Lemon, Karen Coh- bett. Paul Clark. FIFTH ROWV - Harvey Brook- lns, Dnvirl llzmnghery, Lois XVoods, Paul Masque-lirr, Janet Heron, Jane Hughey. SIXTH ROXV - Robert Lamb, Robert Bernlmrl. Henry Mor- eau, Edwin Mc-hnlio. Ivillinm XVyke, David Rettinger, James Heron. SEVENTH RONV--John Goode, NVilllam Klimas. Ross Slgley, Paul Nimal, Michael Meehan, John Putt, Gary Clxitf, XVlllinm Miller, Hurry Uryblsky. BAND AND MAJORETTE D0 FI The Mcllonalml lligh School Band, uniloi' tho llirovtion of Mr. 'Philip Mrnlc. deserves lunch cromlit for its innny line pe1'fo1'1nu1n'es this past school yr-nr. The hnnml oxliibiteml its talents nt the vnrions puranlos atteinlell, at as-smnblics, and at footlmll gninos. Tho ollivvrs of tho lnnnl ure: llonnn lloopcr, lll'0SlLl0lltI, lrwin lV.0llOl'St0llI, vivo prosiilvntg and E JOB John Putt, SOCl'0f?lI'j'-tI'021Slll'GI'. lleznliug tho Mclloiinlml High School Rannl were the live liigh-stopping nizljorottos. Beside znlmling much Color to the lmncl, the girls also cloinoxistrutcll their precision twirling abilities, the rosnlt of many long hours of practice. They incloosl gave ninny noteworthy p0l'f0l'1lI2lIICOS this past your. Left to Right -- Jo Etta Simpson, Vera DeBlar1der, Mary Alyce Russell Mary Ann Toulouse, Joette Russell - Mn. l,lIlT.ll' IIIIUK .lIIlSfl' if9il 3EiiEliZf1GS5w:::::v::e WW.. J T'T, ,W , FIRST ROXV Cleft to rightl - Carole Miller, Alice Lienaril, Cainellla 'Fou- louso. Peggy Masque-lier, Elizabeth Siry, John McDowell, Ross Sigley, 'Fhonias Lemon, David Laughery, Marianne Siry, Suzanne Kunkle, Rose Lesjali, Palriria Hainpson, Mr. Mrul-I. SECOND ROM' - Mary Ann Toulouse. Gloria Mazzocoo, Dora Mae Fletcher, Patriria Myers. Ruth Ann Daniels, Robert Lamb, Harvey Brookins, Rob- ert Jiannino, David Rettlnger, Mary Ann Klinias, Maryann Marg.'eruin, Jo- ette Russell, Joye Masquelier, Beverly Doehre, THIRD ROXV - Rachel Hughey, Donna Cooper. Phyllis Mn-Elhaney, Mary Ellen Kloppel, Marilyn Fuliner, Irwin Ledersteln, Larry Thornton, David Meredith. Bryan Bowers, Sara lli'nc'kinyPr, Carole lllontgoinery, Betty Bridges, Patricia Berry. 1'atricia. Hur- roy. FUl'R'l'H ROXV - Vera Dolilander. Gloria llrnnon. Ellen lk-clnar, Lois Wooils. l'alrh-ia Frazier. Donald So- gui, Llano Pi-nbrrtliy, Paul Masque- livr, William lilinias, Carole Louise Cainnlioll. .lo Ella Simpson, Rose- inary Morgan, Karen Colihett, l+'llF l'l-1 ROM' -- Mary lic-ih Hainpson. Margie lieth l-lull, Mary .lane Ilan- mlanr, lliigixrllv Gaillarsl. Donna POI'- rarfl, Louis Masquolier, Robert Reedy, XVilliain Dickinson, .lolin Putt. Shir- ley Uroxro, Judith Nadolny, Martha. Loo, .loan Donny. CHORUS ND DANCE BA D H E BUSY YE R The rhorus has hail a liusy your iu'0pai'iug for tho i'lll'lSllllilS Uantata anal Spring Festival. Soren l'l'Pl'0SUIllilllVl'S worm- sont to Vounly Pho- rus which sang for 'll02ll'll0l'Sl Instituto. Barca- lauroafo and 001llll10lll'0lll0llt were given Thai spr- rial tourh with the lllllSll' proviilrml hy tho onl- stanmling M. ll. S. chorus. Mr. Mruli shoulml ho vonnnoiulrml for the line joli hr has llono in pro- paring a woll-luilaiivcil and tino-souiuling chorus. ln our music iloparlniout wo also liavo Tho Dance lizunl. which has llono quite well this year under The guinlaiivv of Mr. Mruk. Those attoiul- ing tho Uliorus llauvo oiijoyril dancing' To the uiusiv of tho M. H. S. llanvo Band. Other por- forniaiicos inoliulril playing in the Spring Festi- val and at tho Senior Play. lf the oncoming nirnibors llo as good a job as the present ones, we can he sure of a liao Dance Banil in the future. FIRST ROW iseated left to right? - David Laughery, Harvey Brookins. Thomas Lemon, Donna Cooper SECOND ROW Cstandingb - John Putt, Robert Lamb, Henry Moreau, Edwin Mehalic, Michael Meehan PEP CLUB FULFILLS PURPOSE The Pep Club is the basis of Olll' school spirit. lts purpose is to give pep and Clit-l1llSl1lSl1l to the football and basketball teams and to pro- IIIOYO school spirit by 01lL'Ol1l'llgll1g the students to take part i11 the assemblies, to attend the foot- ball and basketball games, and to support all sehool activities. The Pep Club, under the guid- auee of the ehee1'lea1le1's, also works for good S1l0l'tSlIl11l1Sl1lP and leaclorsllip. The club is composed of the Cl1OCl'l0iIKlC1'S, band 1I1OlllbOl'S. illlll the football and basketball teams. The Senior High Pep Club The Pep Club also works 011 1lifTe1'e11t pro- jects. This year the club sold football pins and prograius. as well as Heil Devil peus. It was responsible for the Cl0C01'21tl011S of the Football Dance and for the ilowers earrietl by tl1e Queen and her Zltf0lKlillli'S. Mrs, llaiupbell is the sponsor of tl1e club, a111l tl1e otlieers were Carole Miller illlll Gloria Mazzoeeo as the C0-1'v1'CSlK,lQIll'S 5 llklllllil Cooper as vice presicleutg Mary Ahllll 'Klimas as seeretaryg and Patty Myers as i'l'UilSl1l'01'. They all worked hartl to see that the 1-lub was a success. The Junior High Pep Club Junior High Cheerleaders Left to right - Ann Carole Hos- pador, Edith Ann Jozwiakowski, Judith Albertini, Patricia Sappie, Peggy McDowell, Isabelle Rob- ertson, Patricia Openbrier, Karen Cook, Frances Zombeck. The L'll0l'l'l0llll0l'S of M. ll. S. ill'0 il group of ll2ll'tl'W0l'lilllg girls. They il.l'0 seen ill their ll'ililli,l0ll2ll l'l'kl-lllltl-Vlflllfl' ll1llf0l'1llS alt the pep zlssenllllies Zlllll :lt the fllflillllll Zlllll hllsliethllll gtllll0S ll'2lllllll2f the Sflltl0llt hocly ill elleers :incl sehool songs. lt is their job to seo that the stu- tll'llllS use these eheers to support the fUill1lS zillll to help keep the 'school spirit high. The i'l1l'0l'lOilil0l'S stllrt their prlletiee three weeks before sellool opens, llllll they 00lll'lllllC lbl'llL'fl4'l1lQ illl'OllgllOlll football tlllll llllskotllall seasons. The girls are SPUllS0l'Cll by Mrs. Uzllllp- CHEERLEADERS WURK HARD hell. who llRlS worlcell zlllcl gllillell ill0ll1 fzlitllfnlly l'lll'0llgllUlll' the year. The Junior t'll0Ul'l0illll'l'S were Cll0S0ll again this year to lezul the Junior High Sl.lltl011iS ill eheers Ili the Junior lligh hllslcethalll gl'llllCS. They llilVC worked hllrll to gain the Tllfflllll zlllcl tilllillg lleetleml to he good elleel'le:nlel's. The two gldltllliltlllg' elleel'leanlol's are Gloria hlllZZOL'L'U :intl ilill'Ol0 Miller. Alice l'.iellal'tl, Patty lllllllpsoll, and 1i0S0lll2ll'y Morgan are the junior lll0lllllI'l'S. The S0llll0lll0l'0 class is 1'l'fPl'0- sentetl hy Hose Lesjak lllltl Peggy 1lA2lSl1llCllC1'. Senior High Cheerleaders Left to Right -- Rosemary Morgan, Gloria Mazzocco, Alice Lienard, Patty Hampson, Rose Lesjak, Peggy Masquelier, Carole Miller. EL CLUB PAN-AMERICA ADDS COLOR TO M. H. S. lil Club Pan-Aineriea, one of the most col- orful organizations of Mellonald High School, has had a very sueeessful year. The members of this elub are made familiar with the language and customs of the Iiatiu Ameriean people. Club meetings are held on the second a11d third Mon- days of the month. The Pan ilh1l10l'lK'iilll Club is very aetive throughout -the year. For . Open llouse, eluh members deeorated their room with a Spanish fiesta motif. lu the eeuter of the room they hung a pinata, which is tilled with candy, fruit, and nuts. One of the high points of the iiesta is the breaking of the pinata, which is done by blind- folded players who swing at it with a stiek. After it is broken. its contents are shared by all. At Christmas time the elub held a Christmas party at whieh Spanish songs were sung, and Spanish inusie provided a lively beat for dancing. A Christinas dinner was also held in the Home Economies Room. Ainong' the other aetivities of the elub, a Merienda was held. A nierienda is a Spanish tea at which Spanish food is served and their native dress is worn. The club also spon- sored one very successful dance. One of the outstanding events of the year was the Held trip to Pittsburgh to see the opera Uarmen . Everyone enjoyed this diljferent ex- perience. A Another important activity of the elub is the writing of letters to high sehool students of other countries, espeeially the Latin American countries. This enables elub members to more fully lll1tlC1'Sfil1lLl the attitudes and customs of their soutli-of-the-border neighbors. The Pan-Anieriean Club is under the cap- able sponsorship of Mrs. Campbell, who is head of the Spanish Departnient. The otiieers of the Pan Anieriean Club are: Patricia Bennett, presidentg Harvey Brookins, vice presidentg Margie Beth Hull, seeretaryg Alice l.ienard, treasurer: illlll Rosemary Mor- gan, reporter. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE ACTIVE The Latin Club, as the Junior Classieul League is most frequently ealled, has had tl very active and successful year. This small but im- pressive group always inanages to till its year with many projects and activities. The Club sponsored ii very successful dance on J amuury 6. In December, its members held at Saturmilin which is n Ronum banquet. At the Saturnalia the native dress of the Romans, togns, are worn. Ronnln food is served, and the feast is eaten in a reclining position. A program of en- tertzximnent was put on by different members of the elub. One of the most important activities of the Latin Club each year is the tield trip to the Ruhl Planetarium. Each school sends different pro- jects nnule by their members. These are judged and prizes are given to the best. This year Mrs. Campbell and her students went to see Cineraina Holiday. This day will be long remembered by the whole Club. E The Latin Club holds its meetings on the second and fourth Mondays of the month. Every- one looks forward to these meeting because they are always enjoyable. Roman games are played and Roman erossword puzzles are inaide up and worked by the members. A The ottieers of t.his club are: Murcia Pow- ell, presidentg Jeette Russell, vice presidentg Nona Stierheim, seeretaryg Judith Randour, treasurerg and Joye Masquelier, reporter. SEATED tleft to rightl - Judith Randour, Marcia Powell, Joette Russell, Nona Stierheim. STANDING - Mrs. Campbell, Mary Catherine Rosecrans, Thomas Lemon, Joye Masquelier. FIRST ROW lleft to right? - Miss Ammons. Gloria Mazzocco, Phyllis McElhaney, Donna Cooper, Huguette Gail- lard, Donna Perrard, Mary Ann Klimas. SECOND ROW - Mary Novak, Margaret Novak, Peggy Masquelier, Jo- ette Russell, Joan Denny, Beverly Doehre, Phyllis Simpson, Janet Carroll, Peggy Brenkus. THIRD ROW -- Rose Lesjak, Judith Randour, Ruth Ann Daniels, Barbara Bugay, Mary Alyce Russell, Mary Ellen Kloppel, Margie Beth Hull. FOURTH ROW - Florann Goblick, Patricia Berry, Jo Etta Simpson, Maryann Margerum, Patricia Myers, Patricia Hampson. FIFTH ROW - Connie Williamson, Ellen Bednar, Mary Ann Toulouse, Vera Cook, Alice Lien- ard, Bonnie Jo Weimer, Carole Miller. SIXTH ROW - Ruth Ann Bacu, Carole Louise Campbell, Vera DeBlancler. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 0F AMERICA The senior chapter of the Future Home- niakers of America, sponsored by Miss Delores Anunons, started The '55-'56 terni by electing Donna Fooper as president and Phyllis McEl- haney as vice president. Other officers elected were Gloria Mazzocco. secretary 3 lluguette Gail- lard, treasurer: Donna Perrard, historiang and Mary Ann Toulouse, degree chairman. The offi- cers were installed at a candlelight ceremony early in the school year. Miss illlCl.0lil-ZS Annons Home Economics The F. H. A. is niade up of sophomore, junior, and senior girls who desi1'e in future years to be capable housewives. The club is dedi- cated to the idea that every woman is a honie- nialier. One of the activities of the F. H. A. is col- lecting Christinas toys for the needy of McDon- ald. Each nieniber was responsible for a toy. The F. ll. A. held its annual 1lOtl1C'l'-IDZlllgllilil' Ban- quet in March in the Home Et'.,RO0ll1. Coin- niittees, selected by the president forithe dinner, worked very hard to make it a success.'The sen- iors receivedltheir F. ll. A. pins late in the school year. Pins are awarded on the basis of points, which are earned from the sophoniore through the senior year. Points are earned by serving on eonnnittecs and by perfohrining duties at the meetings. A record of caeli-1Qirl's achieve- ments is kept by the degree cliairnian. Members of this club are a part of the nationwide organi- zation which contributes to the individual, the school, and the eonnnunity. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB 211110 ,1'1ll11ll'0 N111's1-s' P11111 is 11111110 1111 of lillllilll' 21.1111 Sl'll10l' girls 1111111 110sir0 111 t110 1'illtlll'0 .Yl'2ll'S t11 110111110 1'0gist01'011 lllll'S-US. T110 I1111'l1l1Sv 111' t110 011111 is to 110111111i11t t110 girls with t.110 1111ti0s, i1l1l'llll171lQOS. 211111 1'0lVlll'l1S 111 11111'si111r, 211111 111 lll2l1i0 1110111 f11111i11111' with thc 111111-1'1111t 171111508 111: 11111'si11g. T110 111011111111's of 11111 1'1lltlll'l1 X111's0s' P11111 1'11111101' 21 s01'1'i00 to thc s01111111 111' 111-111111g with t110 11011t111 0111110 211111 111lf'S11'111 0x11111i1111tio11s. T110 011111 lll0lll1l0l'S, with Mrs. ,1C1ix11110t11 11111111 11s 11111111s111'. Sti11'1il'l1 t110 '55-E113 t111'111 115' l'1l?l11llg 1111S0lIl2ll'j' B101'1Iilll. 111'0si11011f, 111111 C21- 111011i11 '1'111111111s0, V100 111'0si11011t. 0t1101' 1111100rs 0101-t011 11f01'0 A1i1l'j' 1211011 K111111101, s00r1-111 l'.l', 211111 11llglll't1'0 U111i1111r11, t1'01lSll1'Ql'. T110 1'111t111'0 X111's0s' 1111111 11'0111 111 1111- l1ll1'Sli0 1Yll1l'1'l'S11y for t110i1' 11111111111 110111 t1'i11, 0ill'1f' 111 1110 s01111111 f'02ll'. T110 girls 1'is1t1111 the 1-1111111 st1111i11, t110 1'1l1l1lP1. 111111 S111110 0111ss r1111111s. M 11s. ' w I'.1.1z.1111f:'1'11 g1lRl'1l.l. AVIIIXSKZ A 11111011 111' 111111011 111111 011111111-s 11'11s s11r1'011 111' 51111101118 fl'0lll t110 s1'1111111. A visit wus 111s11 lll2ll1O to 11110 of t110 s1-1111111 1111r111it111'i0s. T1111 1102111 of Nursing, Miss .1111111s1111, t11111011 to the g1r1s 111111 i1llSlVPl'l'11 1T1ll'1l' 11110st11111s. 1 i1'0 S0ll10l' girls, who 111'0 1ll0lll1l0l'S of thc 1'1llflll'0 N111's0s' U1ll17, 1111111 11111111011 ffOl',0ll1l'2111CC to s01111111s of 11111'si11g. 11lll'1llgI 11111 six yours 1110 1i1lIflll'0 Nurses' U11111 1111s 110011 111 0xist0111'0, s111'01'111 gi1'1s 1111110 l'll1l'l'011 SC'1l0l11S of l1lll'S1llg 211111 111110 1,101-11111c l'l'Q1S1f0l'011 lllll'SCS. FIRST ROW 1left to rightl - Mrs. Abell, Mary Ellen Kloppel, Rosemary Morgan, Camellia Toulouse, Huguette Gaillard. SECOND ROW - Phyllis Simpson, Joan Denny, Barbara Bugay, Mary Catherine Rosecrans, Celine Na- gosky, Janet McMillan. THIRD ROW -- Lois Woods, Karen Cobbett, Marian Rich, Mary Alyce Russell, Carole Louise Campbell, Phyllis McElhaney, Alice Lienard. KEM KLUB HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR Tlu' K11111 Klub, 1'co1'gz111izv1l i11 1955, had ll very SlIOUOSSflll year. Tho c-lub, llI1ll0l' the clirec- tiou of Mr. lll1:1'kowic'z, is 111a11l0 up of 1-l1e111ist1'y llllll pliysivs stumlvuts i11t01'0steml i11 a Cill'L'l'l' basvcl 011 sc-iolivo. llc:-tiiigs are lu-lml 0Y0l'j' 'l'lllll'Sll2ly ll00ll. Part of the llllllltlllg is llvvuteml to business. Zlllll part is clovotml fo soil-iitiiiu 1lovolop111o11ts zuicl 0Xll0l'lll10lllS 1101'f01'111c1l by H10 lll0llllJ0l'S. The Kem Klub joined the Svioiice Club of .X11101'ic:1 0il.l'lf' i11 the your, tlllll 1110111l1e1'sl1i11 czmls wi-1'eLgi1'1-11 out. llucs of twoiity-five k'l'llfS ll 111o11tl1 are paid by the 1llOlllllCl'S. :1111l This lllllllllj' is usual to buy 2l17PilI'ilfllS for the svioiiee l11l11-atm-y. A cmistit-11tio11. wliieli lllCllllli'tl the purpose and aims of the club and the duties of the 1110111- bers Zlllll ollic-v1's, was Kl1'ilXV1l up by tliu Ulllllllllt' too. After the 111110111l111o11ts wore ll12lKll'. the C011- Sllfllllllll was tl1011 11pp1'ov01l by tlu- lll0lllll0l'Sl1l1l. Movies illlil film strips lla-11li11g with all lll'2llll'lll'S of sc-i011vv were 0lljUj'l'll by the cflub 111u111bo1's 11111l piwwoml to bo of great value i11 l'l2lSSl'00lll work. A film ou the Salk XvZll'l'lll0 was 0110 of tlio lllklllj' 111ovi0s Oiijoyvnl by the 1110111- bers. Oflici-1's of tlio 'KL-111 'Klub lllt'lllllOI lJw0l'llilllll 'l'l1o111a1ssy.'p1'osi1lv11t: .lol111 lylllllllllSUll. vica- lll'l'SlllOllfI, lluguottv Gaill111'1l, sm-c'1'0t:11'yg 1111cl ,Mary Ella-11 Kloppol, t1'O2lSlll'Cl'. Those line oHi0v1's 1'01lll0l'0tl efliciont and helpful selyico as they fuliilloml their duties ill every mlotuil. FIRST ROW QLeft to right! - John Williamson, Mary Ellen Kloppel, Fernand Thomassy, Huguette Gaillard, Mr. Blockowicz. SECOND ROW - Vera Cook, Vera DeBlander, Joan Denny. Carole Louise Campbell, Phyllis Mc- Elhaney. Barbara Bugay, William Dickinson. THIRD ROW -- James Laurick, Edmund Taborski, Paul Masquelier, William Dillon, Harvey Brookins, Louis Masquelier. FIRST ROW lleft torightb - Fernand Thomassy, Alice Lienard, Carole Lohman, Karen Cobbett, Beverly Doehre, Gary Chiff. SECOND ROW - Mr. Blockowicz, William Dickinson, William Dillon, Irwin Lederstein, Louis Mas- quelier. THIRD ROW -- Harvey Brookins, Donald Perrard, Paul Masquelier, Robert Johnston. PROJECTOR CLUB AIDS AUDIO-VISUAL PROGRAM The purpose of the Projector Club is to teach students how to run the inany practical niaehines used in the audio-visual program of the school. lt is hoped that at least one elub nxenxber will be present in every class. lflaeli lll0lllllOl' is insfrlwted personally by the elub sponsor, Mr. Bloekowiez, who in turn decides whether or not the nlexnber is qualified to run the lll2l0l1lll0. The equipment includes an opaque projec-for, several spotlights, a newly- purehased projector, and a new reeord iuaehine. The new projec-tor, whieh has already assisted several team-lu-rs besides providing a form of en- tertaininent for the students. has beeonxe a pop- ular addition to The Projector Club. The pro- jeetor is a eouvertihle type machine which can either projevf an image on a regular screen or projevt the image on a frosted glass sereen which is attaa-In-fl to the nnlehine. The spotlights are in continuous use during the year by various organizations. The opaque projector is used to project pictures in books or niagazines onto the screen so that many can View the picture at once. The new rem-ord machine, which can also be converted into a P. A. system, is used at fifteen-cent danees. The inaehine, Nvhieli plays any size record at all speeds, is also used in the music department. At dances only inenihers of the elub are allowed, to run the inaelline. . Mr. llloekowiez has done a fine job since he took over as sponsor of the ,Projector Club. ln fact his job as sponsor will probably beconie bigger in the next few years since the use of audio-visual aids is becoming a more and more popular method of edueation. FIRST ROW tleft to right! - Mary Ellen Kloppel, Fernand Thomassy. Carole Louise Campbell, Miss Kirk. SECOND ROW - Norma Thornton, Mary Alyce Russell, Joan Denny, Barbara Lescallette, Donna Perrard, Suzanne Kunkle, Patricia Harvey. THIRD ROW - Raymond Leytrick, Chester Hoffman, David Laughery, David Meredith, Larry Thornton, Gustave Brackman. FOURTH ROW - Milton Powell, Robert Johnston, Donald Perrard, Louis Masquelier, Gary Chili CHRONICLE SUCCESSFULLY PUBLISHED The eight editions of the 1956 Mellonald lligh School llhroniele have all been successfully written, printed, and distributed among the stu- dents. This task was carried out with the aid of Miss Kirk, who is the publications advisor. The 19549 illll'0lllL'lO was very successful. thanks to the efforts ot' the journalism class and its very capable editor, Fernand Thomassy. Al- though it was sometimes ditlieult to get all the material checked illlll typed. everything always turned out all right as the material went to press. - .X project, such as publishing a school paper, provides the students with many benelits. First ot all, the students must obtain the money with which to publish it. This is done by secur- ing advertisement from the local businesses. This gives the student a chance to get out and meet- and deal with the public. Secondly, thc material to go into the newspaper must he sought. checked, typed. and tu1'ned in to he sent to the press. All this gives the student ex- perience in composition. responsibility, and the usage of good lflnglish. The advertising stalt under the leadership of Gary tlhiit and l1is assistant, ,liob Johnston, did a very successful job, even though it sonic- times grew ditlicult. Q., The editorial statf, headed by Fcrnand Tlioniassy, assisted by Carole Louise Campbell and Mary Ellen Kloppel, did a very etlicient job in getting the material assembled. All of the oth- er staffs. including business, headed by Louis Masquelier. assisted by Donald Perrardg circu- lation. headed by llonna Perrardg and sports, headed hy Milton Powell and assisted by Larry Thornton. did their jobs very well and contrib- uted much to the success of the Cl1l'0lllClQ. Eve- ryone agrees that working together makes a task much easier, and these statfs proved this point. The printing of the Chronicle is one of the high points of the Senior Class. Each class looks forward to improving a11d changing it each year. All the students look forward each month to getting their copy fllltl finding out the latest happenings and gossip of the school. The day the Uhroniele comes out the teachers have a hard time getting the students to pay attention in class. The ti'ln'oniele statf would like to express its appreciation to the businessmen of Mellonald for their cooperation and patronage. llvithout their aid the t'ln'o11icle would not be possible. The statt would also like to wish luck and suc- cess to all the Chronicle staffs of the future. Miss .lgxxn OK. lqlkli Englislz . JUIlI'IlllI'i8Ill, Lil:-ra-rialu. Lone- hours of hard work and worrx' alone' r- . 2-I with niauv hours ot tun are the baekeround ot 1 . I Q P' the hue production ot the 1956 Laurel. Cooper- ation and the ambition of the elass members produeed a yearbook we eau be proud of. Every member of the elass had sonie part in helping turn out the lianrel. A elass meeting was held at the beginning' of the year, and the iueuibers ot' the ditlierent staffs were ehosen. lf'ernand Thoniassy and Harvey Brookins, eo-editors, along with their staff, worked hard in assembling into the yearbook the work of the other stalis. Many things have to be done in preparing a yearbook, but the inost important is getting enough money to have one. The advertising staff has done a tine job in bringing in money for ad- vertisements and urging their elassniates to bring in patrons. The business staff was responsible LAUREL THE PRODUCT OF WORK, WORRY, FUN for bringing in subseriptions to the Laurel, hold- ing a. 15-cent dunee and the annual dise-joekey danee. and eondueting the boxing glove game. Money was also made by selling magazines at the beginning of the sehool year. a projeet in whieh we did better than any previous elass. The literary staff was responsible for all the Writeups for the pietures that appear in the l.aurel. This proved to be a greater task than was expected. The eireulation statl' was responsible for distributing the Laurel to all subseribers. lVe eau all agree they did a, good job. The art staff did a very fine job under the expert guidanee of Mr. llaris. The drawings eontained in this year's book are very eleverly done. Many good pictures were taken this year for the yearbook by the photography statf. Those on the sports staff did a good job of keeping statistics of all the athletic activities. Miss Kirk has kept all the staffs at wo1'k. and we want to thank her for her fine assistance and guidance. YVe also wish to thank all of the patrons and advertisers, wit-hout whose finan- eial help our yearbook could not be possible. FIRST ROXV lleft to rightl - Joan Denny, Mary Ellen Kloppel, Fernnnd Thomassy, David Lnughery, Harvey Rrookins. Patricia Bennett, Parole Louise Campbell. Suzanne Kunkle, SECOND ROXV - Robert Johnston, NVllllum Dickinson. Dora Mae Fletcher. Norma Thornton, Donna Porrnrd, Bnrbnrn Lescnllette, Mary Alyce Russell. Linda Nolte. Carole Miller. Shirley Crowe, Beverly Doehre. Duvld Meredith. Jules Multunas. THIRD ROW' -- Patricia Harvey, Vera Cook, Patricia Myers, Mary Ann Toulouse, Phyllis Mr'Elhanoy, Hugnetle Gnillnrd, Mary June Rnndour. FOURTH ROWV - August Richard, Terry Smith, Vera Delilnnder, llarlumra. liugay. Gloria Mazzneeo, Donna Cooper. Gary Chiff. FIFTH RONV - John Davis. John Xvlliinnison. Paul Masquelier, Don- ald Perrard, Gustave Rraekman, Shannon llinrnerum, James hnuriek, Edmund Taborski, Vifillium Dillon. SIXTH ROVV - Larry Thornton, James Jozwialzowskl, Chester Hoffman, Raymond Leytrlek, Reed Scott, Louis Mnsquelier. Thomas Murdock, Thomas McCarty, Henry Rim-hell, Milton Powell. TOP TO BOTTOM lleft to righti - Mr, Cameron's helpersng Donna and Bob'g Smi1e! g Schoo1Gir1s g C'mon the water's fine g Football dancers g Patty and Wayne g Pizza Party g Mixed-up Kids g Windy, isn't it? g Wh3S311131tE1'??'!Q Three Musketeersug A Christmas treat! : Nitey Nite g Working on the Brain gang g Bow1in' Boynesng Beach combei-s g Where to?? g Roya1ty g Fore . ... ,. ,.......iwm TOP TO BOTTOM lleft to right! - Nice Doggiesug Bumper Buddiesng f'Mr. and Mrs. g Mike and Ike g Fine Cute Chicks g Who dat? g Mostly Marthang Augie g Miss Americang Th1'eesome g What's the matter, girls? Smile-s g What a 1ine g Too heavy g Bev g Shower of smi1es g Big date g Totem po1e 3 Hi, Sa11y g Mo nopo1y g Pa1s g Authors g Dem were da good ole days . Strong M en ,. Y. ya 1 as f ..--' , ff Qjq'x,x.4X If f ,- , , ,bvff ff A , , 3.-,rv gist,-fx it . .- W, ,J-1 4 V' V 1 ,T . I f fr J va 9,9 fi42W5'jf Q ,f -Q . 6 A ' ' M X Hx I f - Xqi- Y - X, wbvfsx wi , QW, if - A 'ik fi! ,4 ,A 'f' HA 'tv 'E lg .-it 13 . A '21 Jl xl, ' f' 42, . ' ' , ' , f f :::'1 H lf? 4, fx 3 Q, ,, 6-43, Y 9 '- K' Af' ' bit? fi N3 N f . f jf - E 4 ,gina 11 W-. f 2-N - Q -1 4' 2 A, f. f .. 4. - 5 thl tics V L -1 SEATED tleft to right? - Jon Sember, Richard Scott, Mr. Pettit, Mr. Stasko, John Williamson. STANDING - Mr. Blockowicz, Mr. Tornabene, Mr. Hepe. ATHLETIC COUNCIL PROMOTES ATHLETIC The Athletic t'ouncil is niade up of repre- sentatives of the school board. the faculty, and tl1c senior high school classes. .lohn Williamson, senior: .lon SUlllll0l'. junior, and ltichard Scott, SUlDlll:lll0l'C, are the senior high school class rep- rescntatives. The group is perhaps the least known or- ganization i11 our school, but certainly rates high i11 iniportaucc-at least as far as athletics are een-ccrucd. The group has tl1c task of organizing the complete sports lll'Ugl'il111 for the school. The council schedules games. advertises each game, provides tickets. buys equipment, sponsors sports banquets, and provides transportation for away QIHIIIOS. This year the council sponsored tlll all- sports banquet. It also bought new football tllltl new basketball cquipnient. An interesting fact about the council and Mellonald lligh is that the very best equipment is always purchased in order to secure the safety of our boys as well as to provide attractive looking squads. T-he student 1'eprescntatires for this organ- ization gain lnuch experience i11 planing and organizing. The boys must he boys who are ca- pable of good judgment. They are elected by the class at large and their job is to express the opinions of the athletes in their room. One of the IIOIIIIItl-Illl'-SCOIIO duties of the Athletic Uouncil is the buying of equipment. Long before our teau1s start practice, our coach- cs have turned i11to thc council, a requisition sheet of lnaterial a11d cquipnient. needed for the emning season. The council discusses and votes on the material which is then ordered and de- livered i11 time for the first practice. The otlicers for this year lllt'lll4l0 Mr. Pettit, prcsidentg Mr. UIIIIICPUII, vice prcsidentg Mr. Stasko, secretary illltl treasurer. LETTERMEN'S CL B F 0 TERS SPORTSMANSHIP T110 1.0tt01'111011's 1111111 of h1C110ll211l1 lligh S01111111 is 1'11111pos011 of t110 boys who 11111'ti0ip11t0 i11 fo11tb1111, 1111s110t111111. 111111 15I'2lC1i. T110 11111111 pur- pos0 of this 011111 is to 11111i11t11i11 t110 high st111111- 2ll'l1 of good s11o1'ts1111111s11ip for XV1l1i'11 M1-11111111111 is 11ot011. T110 '1.1-tt1'1'1111-11's 1111111 of '55-511 St2ll'10t1 t1111 yl'21l' by 011-0ti11g 11111'v0y i131'1111ki11s, p1'0si11011tg .1111111 Wi11i11111so11, V100 111'11si11011tg 111111 Terry Smith, s01f1'0t111'.1'-t1'011s111'01'. These 11t1i1'01's 111'0 11ssist011 by R112 1311101111wi1'z 111111 M12 .110p0, who 1121111 XVUl'1i0l1 1111111 to p1'1111111t0 21 gI'Cil1Ul' i11to1'0st 111 s11111'ts. 11110 of t110 1ll1ll0l'ti1l11S 0VC1117S sp1111s111'011 115' t110 1A'110l'1ll0l11S 1111111 is t110 Footb11l1 1111111012 T110 highlight of t110 F11ot111111 111111011 is the 1'1'11w11i11g of t110 F11otb1111 Q110011, who is 01014011 2l1lllllil11j' by t110 1110111111-1's of the 1,0tt111'111011's 1'111b. This j'02ll',S 11110011 was G1o1'i11 ,M11zz110011, who is l'0'11011l1. 011001'10111101' of M. H. S. T110 1.L'1I1'l'l'lll0lliS 011111 buys j2lL'1i01S for its lllt'lll1!0l'S w11o 1111v11 0111'11011 l'1g111l'0ll q11111't01's for 11111'ti0ip11t.i11g 111 t110 foot111111 QIIIIIUS. i11lll'1l1Q tho 11w111'11 11ss0111111y, w11i011 is s111111s111'011 il1l1l11il11f by tho C1ll11, 10tt01's 11111 given to those who 1111v0 11111y011 two q11111't01's 01' 1ll01'l' out of 011011 1111S1iU1T- 111111 gillllff. Evory yUtll' the o11tst111111111g 11t1110t11 is 0110- s011 by t110 1.0tt01'111011's 011111. T110 t1'1111itio11 of 1'1111osi11g t110 most V111111111111 l1121y01' 110115111 in 1948 with 17110 0101'ti1111 of Wi11i11111 1121111010113 19421, 111110111218 Fox 111111 11111111111 Smithg 1950, 1111g01' Lzilillllrflg 12151, 111111011 l31'11w11i11gg 1952, Free- 1111111 ,13'10t0h01'g 12153. A111011 B1l1gCSQ 1951, R011- 01't Mi01111111kg 111111 1955, P11111 Chiff. 11111'v0y 131011111115 was 011115011 t110 11111st 1721111111110 P121yCl' for 111511. FIRST ROW' 410l'l to 1'ighl1 -- Mr, li1o0k11wi1'z, .T11l111 Nolte, Amrust R10h111'd, Rivhznrd G11i1l11r1l, Ch:11'l0s 1.00, 111117011 Noblv, l1'0111'y hlDl'92llI, 171110 Mill01'. R11y111o111l M1ll01'. Gordon XV0l1l1. Reed Pratt, Mr. Hepa-. SECOND ROW' - John vV'11112Th1S0l1, Jnhn Tyler, Paul H0l'1li'l', R1-qxis Smith, J111110s Jozwinkowski, Louis Masquelior. John Putt, VV1111lll11 Dickinson, 8111111111111 M111'g01'11111. 1-lnrvey Hr1111ki11s. 'FIHRD RUXV - M1-111111 McKee, Julmls Geisler. 1v1111lllll Spnude, Reed Scott, .T1111 Sembar, Rohort Dyo, F01'nx1111l 'I'ho111- ussy. E1iw111'd Ft'11l'l'11!0l'. FOURTH RUNV - XVHII11111 Klhmxs, Bryan Hnw1-rs, Wesley R1-cdy. Robert Jol111s111n, Milton l'111v1-ll, T01'1'y Smith, 17111111111 1'0l'l'lll'l1. 1Villi11111 WVYKU, FIFTH ROW' - Gene 1,0Il170l'l1lY, Louis 'l'11om11ssy. E11W111'1l Snwlxill, Vi1'l111' M11zzu1'c11, John Ho1l11111l. M11'11110I 1100hllll, 111111011 Ready, 1Al!'l'5' '1'h0rnt0n, John Davis, Ri0h111'1l 1'11s1-110. FIRST ROXV llc-ft to right! - James Jnzwiukowski, XVillinm Spaude, Milton Powell. John Putt. VVillinni Dickinson. Harvey llrookins, .lnhn Xvilllznnson. Louis Mmsquelier, Louis Thoinnssy, Jon Semher, Robert Dye, Reed Scott. SECOND ROXV - Mr. Bluekowiez. Edward Schreiber. Paul Rocher. Charles Lee, James Geisler. Fernnnd Thmnnssy, XVilliaxn NVyl-ie, Edward Sawhill, Donald Perrurd, Robert Johnston, Terry Smith, Meade Mcliee, Mr. Hepe. THIRD ROW -- Melvyn Chandle r. Michael Meehan, Yietnr Mazzurvn, Howard Bellaire, John Holland, August Richard. Gene Penberthy. Robert Noble, Hurry Bellaire, Regis Smith. John Carroll, George Hoffman. FOURTH ROXV - Joseph Alnmdy. Thoinns Hunter, Xvilllzun Hyser, John N Reed Pratt, Gordon Webb, John Tyler, John Brenkns, Bryan Bowers, Henry Moreau, NYesley Reedy. RED DEVILS FIELD WINNING TEAM SEASONS RECORD JUNIORS iilolni Putt, LT olte, Kenneth Hull, D ' li QAIQD Lf . .SU ITII FAYETTE 0 I ld Oli 7, L Y I I +Jon Seinber, FB MCDOXAILD 39 .......... AN' ALON aellouis Thomassy, RE DIQIIOXALD 20 . . . BIIDNVAY laR0bQ'1't DEQ, HB Mc-DON AIQD 25 NEVILIQE iilvillizun bpzuule, QB leEdXX'211'Cl SCl11'ClllQ1', RT DICDONALIJ 27 WEST BIQTHLEHEM rE,dWm-d Saxvhill, HB DIQCVDONAIJIJ 12 . . . AVEILA IPFUII R0C11e1', RG IIJZIIIIGS Geisler, LG William IIyse1', Q MCDONALD 26 . .... HICKORY Victor Dehoux LE MeIlON .XLD 34 . . . C'l.A:YSVIl',I,E Charles Lee, FB .... -.- lVillian1 llfyke, C Total 208 Total T1 SOPHOMORES Gene Peulxertliy. C John IIollu11tl, E S PQ is . LN Im' ' izobm Noble. is xqelllllll NVIIIIQIHIS-011, RG K'llu1'vey Hrookins, IIB X N -1 'X'lAllllS Malsqnelier, C' FRhbHM'B'N iililton Powell. JLG .. Pa ,' 'Nl illnun lhekinson, li ml kunue' rl Regis Smith, IIB Meade Meliee, E llowaril Bellaire. T VXHIH1114-s Juzwiukowski, LE eblleecl Seott. RE iillolu-rt fI0ll11Sl01l. HI! '?I'llL'l'l'f' Slllltll, QB Bryan Bowers, HB Victor Mazzoeeo, G rl! l'Izu'ry Bellaire, T Melvyn Clizunller, IIB H x',FL'l'll2lll1l Tlioiiuissy, ILT llunnlil l'errau'cl, FB August .llll'llill'tl, G ie Illdl.C'll'll'S 1A'ffl'l'llI en George Hoifinan, G John ,lh'enkus, E John Tyler, FB Reed in-fm, 1112 This year the highly -touted Melloiiiild football team uplield its establislied 1'ep11ta1tio11 by l'Olllllll1lQ out the S0llSlIll with 11 very i111p1'es- sive SOY01I'l'0-OIII' l'CCOl'll. The team was co11el1od by Mr. ,l3loekowiez, llklllll eoaelig Zlllil Mr. Ilepo, 11ssist1111t' eoaeli. M 1'. liloekowiez, i11 his iirst. your as head eoneli, did il fine job i11 leading the Macs SIIUUPSSTIIIIA' I'lil'0lIgll Il tough season. Tl1is faet was p1'ove11 by his being selected to eoaeh the NV1lSlllllQl0ll Uouiity All-Stars in the Rlllllllll Wnshiixgtoii-If'11yette flilllllty All-Stan' Gmue. The M111-s defeated South Fayette, Avuloii, RED DEVILS HAVE WINNING YEAR Midway. Neville, West likltlllllllljlll, Iliekory, and i I11ys1'ille. The o11ly loss was to AXVOIIII. The Athletic Ilouneil lllllllll spoiisoi' ll foot- ball llilllqlllll' this ye111', but Cllilllgfil to Illl ull- sport b1111q11et hold ill tho spring i11 order to ho11o1' the boys i11 other sports. This f'02ll'lS squad lIll'lIIll0ll twelve seiiiors, six of lVll0lil started the bfdl gniues. The two 00-02IPl'lll1lS were Qlohu NVilli11111so11 and Harvey I31'ooki11s. Tho entire squad 1111d eoaches deserve 11, big 1-11111111 of 1111111111150 for El job well done. FIRST ROW Cleft to right! - Louis Thomassy, William Dickinson, John Williamson, Louis Masquelier, Milton Powell, John Putt, James Jozwiakowski. SECOND ROW - Robert Dye, Jon Sember, William Spaude, Harvey Brookins. CO-CAPTAIN-S fleft to rightj - John Wil- liznnson, llarvoy llrookins. Speclal Football Honors ll.xn.v1f:x' 'Dnooxilxs qLql?l1i0l'J - Post-Gazette All-WPJIAI. ll Toning Snn - Telogvapll WPIAI. li toning hV2lSllll!gt0ll-C11130110 1955 All-Stan' team, first toznn. JAM:-:s J OZXVIAKOXVSKI QSvniorj - Post-Gazette All-WPIAI. B tOillll.'llOll0l'2lDl0 inentiong lVtISlll1lgfl11l'Gl'L'l'1lll 1955 All-Stan' teinn, sev- ond teznn. J'onN NVx1.L1.xnsox flg?l1l'0I'J - Washington- Groene 1955 All-Stan' team, 1ll'Sf team. lVu.1.1.xM ill1CKINSON fScniorH -- Washington- Greene 1055 All-Star tezlni, honorable men- tion. 1l'1L'1'oN IDONVELL QSen.iorj - Illasliiligtoli- Greene 1055 All-Star team, honorable men- tion. Louis 'hlASQl'l'1l.lER. QSM.-io-rj - Nlrashington- Groom- 1955 All-Stan' teann. lionornble men- tion. Jonx l'1 r'r Uuniorj - lV2lSl1lIlgf011-CiPC0110 1055 All-Star tezun, llonornhle mention. 1:0l!l'IR'l' vlJYl-I fJun.f0rj - XVIISll1llgtl1l1-Gl'CC1lG 1055 All-Still' tozun, honorable mention. COACHES Cleft to rightj -- Mr. Edward Blockowiez, Nr. Edward Hope. Statistics INDIVIDUAL SCORING 1 TD Ex. Pts. Total H. Brookins . . .... 12 3 75 II.. Dye ..... . . 0 -L 40 J. Senilmel' .... . . 3 3 21 W. Spando . . . . . 3 2 20 R. Johnston .. .. 3 0 18 l.. TDOIIIHSSX . . . . . 2 0 12 J. J ozwiakowski . . . . . 1 1 7 E. Sawhill ..... . . 1 0 6 P. Rocher .... . . 1 0 6 C. Lee .... . . 0 1 1 M. Powell . . . . . 0 0 '52 'lt Safety Total 208 AVERAGE YARDAGE Tries .1 reruge R. Smith .... . . . -L 10 yds. ll. Brookins . . . . . .86 8.-I yds. J. Sexnber . . . . . .34 6.0 yds. R. Dye ..... . . .35 6.1 yds. VV. Spande . . . . . .20 6.-L yds. T. Smith .......... . . . 3 6.3 yds. J. Jozwiakowski .... 1 6 yds. R. Johnston ...... . . . 18 3.8 yds. E. Sawhill ...... . . .15 3.1 yds. D. 1,Cl'l'ill'Cl . . . .. . 2 3 yds. M. Meehan . . . . . . 1 3 yds. C. Lee ....... . .. G 2.8 yds. M. Chandler ............. 1 2 yds. FIRST DOWNS McDonald - 108 Opponents - 83 YARDAGE GAINED RUSHING McDonald - 1-197 Opponents - 89-L YARDAGE GAINED PASSING McDonald - 188 Opponents - 419 PASSES Attempted - 57 Completed - 27 KICK-OFF S T ries A U. Yds. H. Brookins . . . . 1 55 yds. NV. Spande .... .... 3 5 46.2 yds. F. Thoniassy ............ 2 30.5 yds. PUN TS Tries Ar. Yds. J. Sclnhei' ....... . . 1 10 yds. J. .Iozwiakowski .... .. 8 37.6 yds. T. Smith ........ . . 3 30 yds. ll. Dye .... . . 1 20 yds. nqgs. v Q X XY, m x X N X X -. X ,W NN X X ,xxx wx 'SSW X N Ng NTIS ' SR X .Q KN Q5 My SSX X X X Nw N r wx X Xxmw X xbb . Qlgw 9. S X- ' :i x -Q 55- mae. - s N X ,,.. fu ,. L, 1 -I Q L- fbfg 'yr Milam av' K ..Q..lMM....safQ Wiki., Nm if . . , ,A :mfg 4, P 55 Q ' if' ' ' KJ KX 5 sk ' 1 - - , AX . V Q ., ,X X , , , , -, if f , .,Xxx ,A ,, fitpfz-,tw L ' gg X fqsxflwsh- x X S .- , 3,3 bf , - A S gxg x U S- i ' X5 SxxN x 1 g ' X 5 , , Qi K Q '-T , T?:f?StQ:vS- Q fx ' ,- X ,gm ' gl? 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N Left to Right - Peggy Masquelier, Patricia Hampson, William Corkum lhonor guardl, Mary Ann Klimas, Donna Cooper, Rosemary Morgan, Mary Alyce Russell, Peggy Walker tcrown bearerl, Harvey Brookins lco-captaim, Gloria Mazzocco lqueenb, John Williamson tco-captainl, Lee Webber fred-devill, Carole Miller tmaid-of-hom orJ , Vera BeB1ander, Mary Ann Toulouse, Patricia Myers, James Heron thonor guardl, Alice Lienard, Rose Lesjak. THE FOOTBALL DANCE Une of the outstanding' social events of the year was the Football llanee which was held at the t-lose of football season. The danee was spon- sored by the l.0it0l'lll0ll'S Vlub. The highlight of the dance was the crown- ing of the Football Queen. Gloria Mazzoeeo, who was ehosen by the l.Cl't0l'1Il0lliS Club. Gloria was eo-head eheerleader and was also aetive in nxanlv other elubs and aetivities. Gloria ehose Parole Miller, also eo-head eheerleader. as her maid of honor. The other attendants ineluded the rest. of the eheerleaders, the three Pep Vlub otlieers, and the three senior niajorettes. Gloria wore a white, iioor-length gown, and the attendants wo1'e ballerina-length gowns of pastel shades. lfaeh of the attendants earried a large nnun with red and white streamers. and the Queen earried a football made ont of small nnuns. The Queen and her attendants walked through an honor guard made up of ten junior high boys taken from the band. The boys were: David llletiueks, liobert Glass. llennis Uooper, Robert lqvneh, David Rehak, Samuel Hennon, Harry l 1'yblsliy, Uharles Myers, James Heron and Tvllllillll COl'lill1'll. v Gloria was then escorted to her throne by eo- eaptain John Williamson, and eo-captain Har- vey .lirookins plaeed the erown on her head. Peggy YValker, who was also dressed in white. was the erown bearer. and Lee Webber was dressed as the Red Devil who represents the spirit of Mellonald High School. The decorations eonsisted of red and white streanlers draped aeross the gfflll with stars in- dieating the football players hung among the streamers. The background, whieh added just the right toueh to the danee. was the picture of a football lield. The art students, under the di- rection of Mr. llavis, the L0i-l0l'lll0lliS Club, and the nxeinbers of the eourt were responsible for the e'H'eetive deeorations. s The dauee lnusie was furnished by Lou Nicola and his Tunetoppers. The line ll1llSl0, the eolorful setting, the impressive erowning eere- niony. and the whole danee made this annual event one that will long be reuleinbered by all those who attended. I Harvey ll. Brookiiis is the 19515 wiuuer of the Most Valuable lylilyillp awurml given 2111- nually by the l.0lf0l'111Cl1lS Cllub to the outstaiul- ing athlete. Harvey, El senior, Cill'11CLl three letters in both football and balsketball uucl was c'o-captain of the football team in his senior year. He was MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - 1956 chosen not oulybocause l1o is an outstanding athlete' but because in scliolarship, character, leadership, and spmtsmzuisliip he has attained the high Sl'kU1Ll211'Cl requirecl to qualify for the award, a staiiflard which has been kept high by the athletes who have 1'C1ll'GSC1'1tC1l .Mellonalcl High School in former years. FIRST ROW Kleft to right! -John Williamson, John Davis, James Jozwiakowski, Milton Powell, William V B Spaude, Terry Smith. SECOND ROW-Richard Scott, Harvey Brookins, Victor Dehoux, Meade McKee, Wil- liam Dickinson, Jon Sember, Mr. Hepe. FIRST ROW ileft to right?-Mr. Hepe, Richard Scott, Victor Dehoux, Meade McKee, Robert Bastide, Ronald - Goins. SECOND ROW-Regis Smith, Dale Miller, Wil- liam Hyser, Michael Meehan, Paul Rocher. Powell ..... J ozwizilcmvski Sinifh ...,. l,1lVlS .. .. AVllll2lIllSUl1 . Soinliol' . . Spauulc . . Dickinson . . .l31'onki11s . . . ll lyo . . Mclfvc .. TOTALS .. . BASKETBALL STATISTICS F11 l .T..pl.. F.T.M. 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T8 Avullu . ........... 50 Mollomxlml ....... 92 East lYz1sl1i11gto11 . . . SV5 .Mcllmmlml ...... 113 Clnysvillc . ........ 65 MCI lomilal ....... T5 M iclwaly .......... 47 Alc,ll1111z1lcl ....... T3 lllcst lAl.0X2lllllC1' .. . .53 Mc Donald ....... T-L ll ickory .......... 5 2 TOTALS ..... 15651 1009 Mn. l4lnwA1n1 ll1f:1'1-1 P11 .IjSI'l'll,I lirluc-f1.h'm1, llvalfll, C 'ourlz XV. P. l .Finals . A. L. CLASS B PLAYOFFS K'o11to1'vill0 ...... Alc'lJu1111l1l ....... Slnninovk Vulloy . . All'll011?llll ....... East ,PitlSl7lll'gll .. N 615111121 lcl ....... .-Hi . lik! -lil . fi.l r ..1Sl COVQ1'tl1l1CD 55 W A1 21 - 3 1'.'f,f. Eggs? . .3 . K. 1 . . 3 E S X S ssl X Q. A A 5 --. 5 X K .. Q-5 B Z S.: ,x :ix 5.2 X ... x . .. jgqqiizm .X ex N. . Q QQQQ S X 1 ff, N X El SQ Q X N V w. ., 1 .. W5-li x S X xsqxsg . 'X D X2 b . ' Six -1-...f AA Rx,-'Q - saga in k Ole kk - x Ns x 0 X X - X X . :+L X f Q ix 3 ' . A K Q 'X gi x ski x' 1. ii - X lf g f X X Ms Y S . X E , ,hw ' X it - x .u wwe, . .Q N : 1 . . V655 N fw ' .Q Q K. SSX . -X. X :SX . :s ' A 'Tix Q. K .,.. .X ' 1 ' - X . Q - Jig s. Ax NNX5 N xx S' . - 5 N ,V .. x x X A ' : A Egg -Q: gg? X X X' X383 ix ' x ' x K 3 S Q X W T55 . sk .. x xw M ,fi - ffzff Q. x Fm wx S ,N SX Xt -wx A L, 15 2 N. SA X ' 3 xx R YK ' XSS S X . Sw X amiga -5 W . A X ,gtsf X XS SN xx X I FIRST ROW Qleft to right? - Ray Miller, Richard Meute, William Sember, Charles Lacey, Louis Rocher, 1 Gary Mazzocco, Mr. Blockowicz. SECOND ROW -- Dwight Henderson, Boyce Brackman, William Nagy, Samuel Hennon. Dennis Cooper, Martin Schotten- heimer. THIRD ROW--William Tornabene, Richard Gaillard, John Carroll, David Pletincks, James Valen- tour, Edward Iglar, Edward Nadolny. FIRST ROW Kleft to right? -Dwight Henderson, Rich- ard Gaillard, William Tornabene, Shannon Margeruni. M SECOND ROW-Dale Miller, Ray Ml11el', Wlllianl Miller, Gene Penberthy. SOPHOMORE G. A. A. FIRST ROW Cleft to right! -Nona Stierheim, Lois Brown, Mary Novak, Margaret Novak, Joette Russell, Joan Cook, Ruth Ann Daniels, Rose Lesjak. Rose Marie Shotis. SEC- OND ROW-Marcia Powell, Ruth Bacu, Elaine Lampley. Maryann Margerum, Florann Goblick. Patricia Berry, Bonnie Jo Weimer, Miss Chambon. THIRD ROW-Bette Liebert, Connie Williamson, Judith Randour. Jo Etta Simpson, Ellen Bednar, Peggy Masquelier, Gloria Jean Hennon, Joye Masquelier. FIRST ROW lleft to righti -Miss Chambon, Irene Tustin, Patricia Hampson. Alice Lienard, Lois Woods, Mary Ann Klinias. Margie Beth Hull, Camellia Tou- louse. SECOND ROW-Mary Catherine Rosecrans, Janet Carroll, Phyllis Simpson, Sara Brockinyer, Karen Cobbett, Rachel Hughey, Rosemary Morgan. THIRD ROW-Peggy Brenkus, Marian Rich, Celine Nogasky, Janet McMillan, Carole Lohman, Patricia Chauvet, Marilyn Fulmer, Patricia Frazier, Martha Lee. as JUNIOR G. A. A. FIRST ROW tleft to rightb-Patricia Myers, Mary Ann Toulouse, Beverly Doehre, Patricia Harvey, Dora Mae Fletcher, Donna Cooper, Gloria Mazzocco, Huguette Gaillard, Mary Jane Randour. SECOND ROW-Linda Nolte, Carole Miller, Patricia Bennett, Barbara Bugay, Joan Denny, Vera DeB1ander, Vera Cook, Barbara Lescallette. THIRD ROW-Miss Chambon, Donna Perrard, Phyllis McElhaney, Mary Ellen Kloppel, Carole Louise Campbell, Shirley Crowe, Suzanne Kunkle. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ENIOYS TOURNAMENT Six tennis battled a round-robin tourney of seven QHIIIOS i11 gym period to climax a success- ful year for fill! Girls' Athletic Association. Keen interest Elllil good sports1na11sl1ip we1'e dis- played by the girls i11 the lllfl'tl111lll'tll basketball tournainent. The senior teams include the Panthers cap- tained by llora Mae Fletcher, and the Bobisox- ers captained by Donna Cooper. The l'anthers included: f0l'lVill'llS, Dora Mae Fletcher, liev- l'l'lj' Iloehre, Ma1'y Ann Toulouse, Zllltl Carole Miller, guards, Mary Jane ltandour. lluguettc Gaillard. Gloria Mazzoeeo, Patty Myers, .Patty llarvey, Patty liennett. and Li11da Nolte. The liohisoxers' TOZIIII included: forwards. Vera Uook, Barbara Leseallette, Vera llelilander a11d Joan llennyg guards, llonna Perrard, llonna Cooper, Phyllis Melilhaney, l3arbara liugay, Shirley Urowe, Parole Cainpbell, and Mary El- l0ll Kloppel. 'Fill' scorer was Suzanne Kunkle. Tl1e junior tealns were tl1e llungaree Dolls eaptained by Lois NVoods, and tl1e Alligators eaptained by Alice Lienard. Tl1e IJIIIIQQIFOO Dolls included: forwa1'dS, Margie Beth llull, Mary Kathryn Rosecrans, Uilllllllllil Toulouse, Phyllis Siinpson, lllltl Lois Woodsg guards. Mary Ann Kliinas, Marion llich. Karen Uobbett, Marilyn Ifuliner, Zlllll Martha Lee. Tl1e Alligators were: forwards, Parole Lolnnan, Patty Cliauvet, Rose- mary Morgan, Patty Hainpson, tllltl Alice Lien- ard, guards, Feline Nogasky, Janet Carroll, Peggy T31'0llkIlS, Patty Frazier, Janet McMil- lan, and .Il'CllC TTIISIIII. The SCOI'Q1' was Rachel II11 frliey. Q K1 The Ilacketeers with J oette Russell illlll the Speedos with Gaynelle Scott as captains, were the Sophoniore teams. The Racketeers' forwards included: Bette Liebert, Ellen Bednar, Joette Russell, Nona Stierlieiin, Joye Masquelier, and Ruth Ann Daniels. The guards were Margaret Novak, Lois I3row11, Ruth liacu, Marcia Powell, Uonnie Williamson, and Florann Goblick. For- wards for the Speedos were: Gaynelle Scott, Jo Etta Siinpson, Patty Berry, Mary Ann Mar- gOI'lllll, Peggy Masquelier, and Rose Marie Sho- tis. Guards were: Mary Novak, Rose Lesjak, Joan Cook, Elaine Lalnpley, Judy liainlour, and Gloria llC111lOll. The scorer was Bonnie NVCIIIIGT. Officers for 1955-1956 were Gloria Maz- zoeco, president, Donna Cooper, vice president, Phyllis Melillianey, secretary 5 Donna Perrarcl, treasurer. The club sponsor was Miss Corabelle cil12l1l1llOl1. Standing of the teanisz ll L T W L T Panthers 5 1 1 llacketeers 2 3 2 llungarec D'ls 6 1 Bobisoxers 1 5 1 Speeelos 3 2 2 Alligators 1 G Clowns 41 Underclassmen - Q S E 'I l N K MISS CORABELLE CHAMBoN MRS. NANCY BRACAGLIA Phys, Ed., Health Arithmetic, History MR. PLATO ANESTIS EETHCR DE FIRST ROXV flcft to rif2:l1l5-Sleplien Hunter, Robert t'arroll. John Fcllner. Lee XVyke. Vincent Mountain. James Heron. Paul Geisler. Normon Oden. Kenneth Hennon. Gary Mazzocco, Joseph Semhcr. Charles Myers. SEUOND RONVf-James Boocks. Frances Zomheck. Karen Cook, Joyce Altieri. Sylvia Frizzie. Dona Retlinger, Paul Miller. Samuel Hannon. James Loc, Louis Rocher. THIRD ROXV--August Doelxre. Edwin Ringle. Richard Liebert. Diane Campbell. Sandra Ranclour. Janet l'hiiT. Patricia Ops-nhrier. Peggy McDowell, Gary Carroll, FOFRTH ROXV-llernard Kalisz, Dominick Gohoo. Rachel Gilbert. Mary Jane Irwin. Marion Thoniassy. Janey Masquelier. Janc Hughey, Sandra Crowe. INFTH RONY-Russell Brocluuyer, Fayth Fereday, Sandra Almady, Thomas Kinscr. James Scott, Edward Nadolny. Katherine Farnpbell. Barbara Allison. SIXTH ROXV-'1'c-rry Holder, Sally Hoffman, Ann Lamb, Barbara K6-mp, Carolyn lVilliamson. Kathleen Sluiarowski. SEVENTH ROXV-Ruth Ann Little. Patricia Sapplv. Dorothy Harris. Lor- etta Tyler, Lloyd Ferguson. EIGHTH RONV--Robert Longstreth. Marlin Sz-hottenhcimcr. Ronald Ualtumo. Rolwrt Glass, Robcrl Bellaire. Sandra Hoffinan. Not Pictured - Vl'illiam Corhum. FIRST RONV tleft to righti-Harry Ci-yhlsky. Charles Lacey, Joseph Suplit, Shirley Phaurct. Richard Monte. William Feinber, Janet Kunkle, David Rehak. Richard Riley, Ada Cooper. SECOND ROXV--Dwight Henderson, Joseph Russell, James Scott. Charles Richell. Warren Mazzocco, NVilliam Nagy. Eleanor Little. Joyce Pratt. 'l'HlRD ROXV--Carol Smith, Susan Ran- dour. Joyce Lemon, Diana Kunkle, Karen Purdy, Carol McClain, Connie lhvrnviclx. Madlyn Thornton. FOURTH ROXY-Jo Ann Turner. Robert Far- rell, Joseph Zomheck, Royce Brat-kman. Dennis Cooper. Earl Hampson. James Malenich, Nanvy Salmon. FIFTH RLJNV-Judith Albertini, Vlfilliain 'l'ornahenc. Sandra Montgomery, Patricia Latini, Lana Murdock, Patricia Capitani. Paul Winters. John Goode. SIXTH ROW-Doi-thy McDowell, Fern Smith. Edward Iglar. Richard Gaillard, Virginia Zii-was, Carol Eilor, Pauline Eiler, Beverly Cameron. SEVENTH ROXV-Mary Zirwas, Mary Ellen Senovich, Cynthia Hooker. Edith Jozwiakowski, Ann Carole Hospo- dar, Robert Bugay, Allan Thoniassy, EIGHTH ROVV-Lee Bugay. Robert Denim-. Not Pictured-Gilbert Piazza, Linda Lee Kendall, EIGHTH GRADE MR. EDWARD Bnocxcowxcz English Science, Coach MR. EUGENE Jox Commercial Subjects FRE HMAN CLASS FIRST IIOXY tlefl to ri3:'hU-Isabollc Robertson. Virginia Gilbert, Iiarharu Uousins. Isabelle Arnal. Richard Cook. Charles llionarml. Dalc Mille-r. Rohcrt Lvnuh, Marv Catherine Descutnor. llcttv Cooper, Doris Thornton. SEUOND RONX-, one lee Reed I xtt inn Xusustinc. Janice Denny. Sally .loan Qin hill Mauanne '-nx loin IXOHQQIWIIN llctty Siry. Nancy Powell. THIRD OW Min Ann Rettin u llxlnx Hunter. Joycc Duout. Hclcn Murie- Ilni lhoxnus Huntei Plllllflll Hut Ilonnld Licbort. FOURTH ROW-Com nu Illoigin Ihunl 1 udgcs, Anna Marie Sansone. Holly I I1llLl I inet Huon blends Clxnuolln FIFTH ROXV-Karen Coles, Parole XIOIIU-OIIIQIN DlXld Illlinllxs 'llutha Scott. Nancy Hampson, Shirl Jean lloxnu Ru.:-. Smith NlX'l H hOW lhirlcs Xvilliamson, James Yulcnlonr, lxonnltlt Hull Cm trtft lohn Lauoll Victor Mazzocco. Ross Slglcy. IVil- llun Hxwei SPX LN'1H ROV Hon ull llollairc. John Tyler. Xlklsley Rcedv. 'lhlxin Llllllllllll houlon XX ebb hooigt l-loffnmn, Roller! Lamb. ElGH'l'l'l ROV Rohiit Stone Iohn lnlnllus 1 olnrt llastidv. Joseph Alnindy. Jntlith idolnx ul llc 1 Hum won ul Knnklc. NINTH ROW-Thonnrs mul Donild lie-but I l le Not pntnied Robunanc lu xllo-h llaxmond Miller. Mondo Mvlico, Hulmrt 15t1l'llll2ll'I. EDWARD RUSCIOLELLI Social Studies FIRST ROXN' llcft to right!-Louis Charlier. Floyd Alfred, Mary Novak. Lois Brown, Ruth Ann Daniels. Peggy Masquelicr. Ronald Brackman. John McDowell, Rose Marie Shotls, Joan Cook. SECOND ROXV-Margarc-t Novak, Rose Lesjak. Ruth Hacu, Mary Ann Margerum. Elaine Lampley, Bonnie .Io Vlfeimer. Marcia Powell, Nona Sticrheim. Joctte Russell. THIRD ROXV -Judith Ramlour. David Rvttlnger. Arthur Randour. Joys Masquelivr, Florann Gohlick, Patricia Kerry, Eleanor Miller. Gloria Jean Hannon. FOURTH ROW-Home Liz-bert. Gnynclle Scott, Ellen lie-dmxr, John Rapa- culi, John Nolte, Thomas Lfemon. John Hallam, FIFTH ROVV--Richard Scott. Mivhael Illcehan. Edwin Mc-halic, Virgil Focchini, Raymond McMil- lan. Jo Etta Simpson, Connie Williamson. SIXTH ROW - Henry Moreau, XValLer lllichalak. William Miller, Robcrt Jiannino. Gerald Piazza. Robert Noble. Bryan Ilowers. SEVENTH ROXV-Ronald Goins, John Holland, Gene Pcnherthy, Ronald Powell, .Jerome Malenich. OPHOMORE CLASS Mus. ROSANA L. CAIVIPBELL MR. WILLIAM ZOLLARS Spanish, Latin English, History FIRST ROW tleft to righth -Camellia Toulouse, Patricia Hampson, Irene Tustin, Alice Lienard, Mary Ann Kli- mas, Marilyn Fulmer, Mary Catherine Rosecrans, Patricia Chauvet, Peggy Brenkus, Janet Carroll. SECOND ROW-Sarah Brockmyer, Phyllis Simpson, Lois Woods, Rachel Hughey, Irwin Lederstein, Charles Lee, Janet McMillan. THIRD ROW-Karen Cobbett, Rosemary Morgan, Merle Lesko, Paul Rocher, Marian Rich, Lee Wil- liams, George Scott. FOURTH ROW-William Randour, Donald Moore. Robert Dye, Celine Nogasky, Martha Lee, Margie Beth Hull, Carol Lohman. FIFTH ROW-William Wyke, James Geisler, Edward Sawhill, Jon Sember, Edward Gonze, Victor Dehoux, Wayne Masquelier. SIXTH ROW-Richard Smiarowski, Edward Schreiber. Wil- liam Klimas, Louis Thomassy, Donald Segui, William Spaude. SEVENTH ROW- John Putt, James Crowe, Donald Boynes, Richard Pascoe, Paul Nimal, Robert Reedy. JUNIOR CLASS HAS A SUCCESSFUL YEAR Mle, the Class of 1957. have completed a very husnv and sueeesstul Junior year. iltlarly' in the year we reeeived our searlet and white class sweaters and hats whieh have hriglitened the halls of M. ll. S. M'e are the fourth junior elass in sueeession to have scarlet and white elass sweaters sinee the eolor was standardized hy the Class of 5l . Miss SIIIIILICY Gll.I!l'Ilt'l' Miss Doius JUNE CAMPBELL lfnglisll. llislory M u-th 0 nz a t ics Mle also received early in the year our good-looking class rings which have given us a deep feeling of pride in our sehool. Our elass oflieers this year were: William Spancle, presidentg Robert. Dye, vice presidentg Edward Schreiber, seeretaryg Edward Sawhill, treasurer. XV e have heen very proud of our ot'- lieers as they have fullilled the duties of their otliees most etlieiently. lYe a1'e very happy to welcome as a Junior honie rooin teaeher, Miss Shirley Gilhert, a graduate of Clarion State Teaehers' College and a former student of M. ll. S. Mio juniors are looking forward to our sen- ior year and graduation. lVe are making tl1e inost of our junior year in order that our senior year ean he very sueeesstul. ive, the nieinhers of the Junior Class, wish to extend our heartiest eongratulations klllll best wishes to the Class of 1956 and wish its meni- hers good luck and success in the future. TOP TO BOTTOM tleft to rightl- Boom-rah cheer1eade1's g A pretty gir1 g He's in the army now! ! g The ole piano roll b1ues g A typical gameng We must be aheadng Leap-frog jam! g Cute coup1es g Nice party? g Waitin' for a wave? g Whatcha readin', John? g Isn't that a little crowded? g Pa1s g D0n't cry! g Dora and Don g Sumpin just ain't right here! f'County chorus crew . Center of Attmction f Q - .. ,.tV K 5 1 A . n,, ,'52.:i4:e59+.': M -Mat. A k 'R Mnawn--m ff! :M 5 1 Seniors Senior Officers SEATED Qleft to rightb - Gloria Mazzocco, secretaryg Phyllis McElhaney, treasurer. STANDING -- Harvey Brookins, presidentg John Williamson, vice president. SE IOR Patricia Joan Bennett Patti G.A.A. 2, :L 4: Laurel editorial stat? 4: Pan-American Club 3. president 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 4: Girls ensem- ble Zi, 4: Pep Club l. 2, Ii, 4: FJ-LA. 2: Projector Club 2, 8. Hobbies - Dancing, playing golf, and swimming. Ambition - To be a teacher. Gustave Richard Brackman IfGus7J Chronicle art editor 4: Laurel art editor 4. Hobbies - Art. hunting, and fishing. Ambition - To get a good job and have u lot of good friends, Harvey Brookins Haro Class president. 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball squad 1, varsity 2, 3, co- captain 4: Basketball squad 1, varsity 2. ll, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Letterinen's Club 1, 2, 3, pres- ident 4: Laurel co-editor 4: Pan-American Club 3, vice president 4: Junior Classical League 1, president 2: Band l. 2, 3, 4, president Il: Dance Rand 3, 4: Chorus 2, Il. presi- dent 4: Pep Club 1, 2. Ii, 4: Projector Club 2. 3. 4: Kem Klub 4. Hobbies -- Music, and sports. Ambition - To be fl doctor. Barbara Marie Bugay C6BaTbJJ G.A.A. 2, Cl, 4: Laurel business staff 4: .Iunlor Classical League 2, Ii: Band 2, 3: F.H.A. 2. 3. 4: F.N.C. 3. 4: Kem Klub 4. Hobbies - Reading, dancing. and making friends. Ambition - To be a nurse. Attended Un- ion High l. Carole Louise Campbell Carl G.A.A, 2, Sl, 4: Chronicle as- sistant editor 4: Laurel edltnr- , ial staff 4: Junior Classical League 1, 2. treasurer 2: Clio- W rus 2, 3, 4: Pep Club l, 2, 4: F.H..-X, 2, R, 4: I-'.N.C. 2, tl, 4. secretary Il: Kem Klub 3, 4. Hobbies - Playing the piano. ' and reading. Ambition -- To W go to Muskingum and major in Home Economics. Gary Chiff uGign Football squad Ii: Basketball manager 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Let- termen's Club ZZ, Il. 4: Chron- icle advertising manager 4: L it u r el assistant advertising manager 4: Band 1, 2, Il, 4: Chorus 2, 21, 4: County Chorus 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Projec- tor Club 2, 3, 4. Vera Evelyn Cook Vera G.A.A, 2, 3, 4: Laurel business staff 4: Junior Classical League 1, 2: Chorus 2. R, -lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.N.C. 2, 3. 4. Hob- by - Dancing, Ambition -- To be a successful nurse. Donna Arlene Cooper sccoopxn Class vice president 3: G.A.A. 2. president. Il, vice president 4: Laurel assistant literary edi- tor 4: Pan-American Club Il: Band l. 21, 3, president 4: Dance Band -I: Chorus 2. 3, 4: County Chorus 3. 4: Pep Club, l, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 2, vice president 4: Football queen at- tendant 2, 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, pres- ident 4: Projector Club 2, 3, 4. secretary 2. Hobbies -- Playing the piano and organ. Ambition -To get s. good job and be successful in life. Shirley Ann Crowe Shiv-l G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Laurel adver- tlslng staff 4: Chorus 2. ll, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Ii, 4: F,H.A. 2. Hobbies - Dancing, and sing- ing. Ambition -- To become ll sucvessful secretary. Carl Daniels Laurel advertising statt' 4: Pep Club 1. 2, Zi, 4. Hobbies- Driv- ing and running around. Am- bition -- To be successful. John T. Davis Sonny liusketball squad 1. varsity 2, li, 4: Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Laurel advertising manager 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobbies -- Sports. driving. and IOIIHHRI Ambition -- To bc a success in life. Vera Louise DeBlander Kisisll G..X,A. 2, il, 4: Laurel literary stuff 4: Junior Classix-al League 1, vice president 2: Bond 1, 13. il, 4: Majorette 4: Chorus 2, 3, accompanist 4: Football queen attendant 4: Pep Club 1, E, 3. 41 F.H.A. 2, ::. 4: F.N.L. 3. Hobbies - Playing the piano and clarinet, baton twlrling. Ambition -- To go to college and become a successful ele- mentary school teacher. SENIORS Joan Denny Joanie G.A,A. fl. 3. 4: Laurel editorial stan? 4: Chronicle assistant girls' sports editor 4: Pan- Axnerlcan Club 2, 3: Junior Classical League 1: Chorus 2, 3. 4: F.H.A. 2. 3: F.N.C. 2, 3, 4. Hobbies - Square dancing, writing letters. meeting people, and making friends. Ambition -- To be a success in lite, William Wayne Dickinson crB.uV: Football squad 1, 2, varsity 3, 4: Basketball squad 2, 3, var- sity 4: Lettermen's Club 1, 2, Ii, 4: Track squad 2, varsity 3, 4: Laurel assistant sports edi- tor 4: Pan-American Club 2, 3: Chorus 3. 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Projector Club 2, 3, 4: Kem Klub 4. Hobby - Sports. Am- bition -- To go to college and become a mechanical engineer. William Dillon Basketball manager 2: Track Ll, 3, 4: l.ettermen's Club 4: Laurel sports staff 4: Pan- Amerlcan Club 2, ZS: Pep Club 1, 2, il. -tg Projector Club 3 4- Kem Klub 4. Hobbies - Coll looting minerals and coins. Ambition - To go to college. Beverly Marlene Doehre llBev!! G,A.A. 2, 3, 4: Laurel business staff 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 F.N.C. 3: Projector Club 2, 3, -i. Hobbies - Reading, eating, bowling, dancing, and swim- ming. Ambitlon-- To be a suc- ressful comptometer operator and get married. SE IOR Dora Mae Fletcher KIDO!! G.A..-L 2. :L -lg Laurel photog- raphy staff 4: Pan-American Club Ii: Chorus 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Il. Hobbies -- Collecting plc- tures of favorite movie stars. Ambition - To bo to business school and lead a sucessful life. Huguette Gaillard csHugiex1 G..X.A. 2, Il. 4: Pun-American Club Zi: Junior Classical League 1, 2: Chorus 2. Zi. 4: Pep Club l, 2, ll, 4: F'.H.A. 2, treasurer Zi, 43 F.N.C. Ll, Ii, 4. treasurer 2, 4: Kem Klub treasurer 4. Hobbies-Dancing, sports, and driving. Ambition - To be tl success in the future, Patricia Lee Harvey asT.ish1a G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Laurel adver- tising statf 4: Chorus 2, Zi. 42 Pep Club l. 2. 3, 4. Hobbies - Eatlng. sleeping. and dancing. Ambition - To become sur- cessful ln everything I under- take. Chester Hoffman ui-:edu Chronicle reporter 4: Laurel circulation staff 41 Pep Club 1, 2. Il, 4. Hobbies -- Driving, and working on cars. Ambition - To take over my fathers business and enter night school. Robert Johnston nB0bn Class vice president 2: Football squad 1, 2, Il, varsity 4g Bas- ketball squad 1, 23, :ll Track 2. il. 4: Letterme-n's Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Chronicle assistant advertis- ing manager 4: Laurel assist- ant business manager 4. Hob- bies - Sports. James J ozwiakowski Roman Football varsity 3, 4: Basket- ball squad 1, varsity 2, Ii, 4: Letter1nen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Truck -l: Laurel adwertislm.: staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, -1. Hobbies-Sports, hunting. and hshlng. Ambition - To get at good job. Mary Ellen Kloppel talker: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Chronicle as- sistant editor 4: Laurel editor- ial staff 4: Junior Classical League vice president 1. 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Lounty Chorus Il, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: F.N.C. 2, 3. secretary 4: Kem Klub treasurer 4. Hobbies - Music, reading. and dancing. Ambition -- Receive a B. S. degree in nursing and lead a happy and successful lite. Michael S. Kramer 4:Mikea: Pep Club 1. Li, Il. 4. Hobbies - Stvinuning, and loafing. Ani- bition - To get a job and go to at trade school. Margaret Suzanne Kunkle rcsueu G.A.A. 3. scorekeeper 4: Laurel editorial staff 4: Chorus 2, il, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobbies - Singing and dancing. Am- bition - To become a success. David William Laughery, Jr. filloggyii Chronicle ropyreader 4: Laurel assistant editor 41 Pan-Amerl- van Club Il: Junior Classical League 2, 3: Track 3: Band 2. Il, 4: Dance Band 3. 4: Cho- rus 2, il, 43 County Chorus Il, 4: Pep Club LE, El. 4. Hobbies - llluslc and driving. Ambition -- 'Po become a lawyer. James Laurick uJ,i,,nn Laurel advertising staff 4: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Projector Club 2, 3. Hobbies - Cars and coins. Ambition - To be real happy and lead u good life. Barbara Marie Lescallette lCBaTblJ G.A.A. Il. 43 Chronicle as- sistant art editor 4: Laurel advertising staff 4, Rand 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Hobbies - Sketching and cars. Ambition - To obtain a position at Bell Telephone. SENIORS Raymond Leytrick lcRayns f'hroni1:le reporter 4: Laurel advertising staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hobbies -4 Drlvlug, hunting. and sleeping. Ambl- tlon - To be a success. Harry Shannon Margerum lKShanl3 Football manager 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball manager 1, Ll.: Let- ter1nen's Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Laurel circulation manager: Pan- .-kmerlcan Club 3: Chorus 4, Pep Club 1. 2. tl, 4. Hobbies -- Danelng. sports of all kinds, and loadng. Ambition - To make good in the future. Louis I. Masquelier nL0u,, Football squad 1, 2, varsity 3, 41 Track manager 1, 2, 3: Let- termen's Club I. 2, 3, 43 Chron- icle business manager 4: Lau- rel assistant business manager 4: Junior Classical League 1, 2: Chorus 3, 41 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Projector Club 2, 3, 4: Kem Klub 4. Hobbies - Sports and working on cars. Ambition - To go to college and suc- ceed in life. Paul J. Masquelier, Jr. uBuddyu Laurel student photographer 4: Pan-American Club 2, 83 Band 1, 2, 3, -1: Dunce Band 3: Chorus 2, 3. 4, Pep Club 1, 2. 43 Kem Klub 4: Projector Club 2, 3, 4. Hobbies - Pho- tography and painting. Am- bition - To enter business. . 1 Gloria Jean Mazzocco KfJean!! Class treasurer 2. 3: Class sec- retary 43 G.A.A. 2, Il, 4, sec- retary 2, president 4: Laurel assistant advertising manager 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, co-head cheerleader 4: Football Queen 4, attendant 2. 3,: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Zi. co-presi- dent 4: F.H.A. 2. secretary Il. 4. Hobbies - Swimming, danc- ing, and driving. Ambition -- To become a sucessful secre- tary and live a happy life. Thomas McCarty ctT01nJ: Laurel advertising stntf 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Hobbies-Hunb ing and fishing. Ambition - To be a success. Phyllis Eileen McElhaney tcphylss Class secretary 3, treasurer 4: G,A,.-X. 2, Zi. 4, secretary 2, 4: Laurel girls' sports editor 4: Pan-American Club Ili Junior Classlcal League 1, 2: Cheer- leader 2: Football Queen at- tendant 2: Chorus 2, Il, 4: Pep Club 1, 2. Il, 4, vice president 3: F,H.A. 2, il, 4. vice president :lg F.N.C. 2, Il, 4, vice president 2. president Il: Kem Klub 4. Hobby -- Cooking. Ambition- 'Fo get a good job and get married. David Meredith Tweety Chronicle reporter 4: Chorus 2, Zi, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobbies - Collecting sport pie- tures. Ambition - To become at major league umpire. Carole Ann Miller G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, secretary ll: Laurel literary staff 4: Pan- Amerit-an Club 3: Cheerleader 2. 3, co-head cheerleader 4: Football queen attendant 2, It, maid-of-honor 4: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, co-presl- dent 4: F.H.A. 2. lt, 4. Hobby - Playing the piano. Ambition - To get ll good job and be a success. Jules William Multunas Jules Baby Basketball squad 3: Laurel advertising staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Projector Club 2. Hobbies - Hunting, fishing, and trapping. Ambition - To join the Navy. Thomas R. Murdock lGThD1nJl Laurel advertising staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobbies - Hunting. fishing. and driving. Ambition - To be a success and enjoy life. Patricia Louise Myers zfpattysy G-A.-M 2. 3. 4: Laurel adver- tising statf 43 Chorus 3, 4: Football queen attendant 4: Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4, treasurer 4: F.H.A. 2, It, 4. Ambition - To be successful in life. Linda Louise Nolte rsL,ynnss G.A.A. 2, Il, 4: Laurel adver- tising staff 4: Band 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2. Am- bition - To work for the Bell Telephone Company, be happy and successful. Donald Perrard aG,i,',nou Football squad 1, 2, 3. 4: Track 2, Il, 4: I,ettermen's Club 1, 2. 24, 4: Chronicle assistant busi- ness manager 4: Laurel assist- ant circulation m a n a g e r 4: Pan-American Club 3, Chorus 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pro- jector Club 2, 3, -l. Hobbies - Driving, and tooling around cars. Ambition - Go to a trade school. Donna Jean Perrard uDO,nn G.A.A. 2, Il, treasurer 4: Chron- icle circulation manager 4: Pan-American Club 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, 4: F.H. A. 2, Ci, Historian 4: Hobbies- Dancing and swimming. Am- bition - 'To get a job and be a success in the future. Milton Powell rspign Football squad 1, 2, varsity 3, 4: Basketball squad 1, varsity 2, Il. 4: l.ettcrmen's Club 1, 2, Il. 4: Chronicle sports editor 4: Laurel sports editor 4: Pep Club l. 2. IR, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Hobbies -- Playing all sports, and eating. Ambition - To be a success in all I do. SE IOR Mary Jane Randour Mary Jane G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Laurel literary editor 4: Pan-American Club 3: Junior Classical League 2: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2. Hobbies-Drlw ing, dancing, and having fun. Ambition -- To go to school and become a successful sec- retary. August Richard KCBubl! Football squad 1, 2, 3, 4: Let- termen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hob- bies--Loaflng and sports. Am- bition - To go to the Navy and take up a trade. Henry Richell, Jr. scHenxr Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobby - Driving. Ambition - To go to the Navy and take up a trade. Reed Scott Football squad 1, varsity 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 1, 3, 4: Lau- rel advertising staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobbies - Driving, sports, and sleeping. Ambition - To be a success and have a good time in life. KX X W JM aaav,WWlmvMmWM .. .,.,. . 15, ' Avvv ,,, -. 1 V 4 W aff- U fu JJ Q ,ff ff X q,JM,5j?Q45ff2 ZWM6M ZjfQWf YW U MH f ,, . , ,mf M MW? W J if 6 if My Wjf M W ffwm Q , X pm J V ' !WWyw Qillfffiw H M 55' Mfwfg? MM RQSPNQ LQJWWMW My JU J ow f HMW,QffjW fu Jw if we9f,WfZJ?TVfLf!gfgf!jfWff mf gwfwgffwwu vu f W 4 F W Mayfwffw 555 ff WW3?wMWqm Vwffj . W W 1 X MQW. J' W P A, ' X QNQEJJI gf Eg ff X j fi - QQ Q Q . f X a, Ki 7 K, C x PATRONS Miss Lillian M. Kloppel Robert L. Mulhbaeh Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Mullihaeh Mr. and Mrs. Jol1n J. Cavanaueh Helen P. Collins Harry R. Collins Joseph E. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Collins K . Nancy Ann Lesko Ruth Delpiere Mr. and Mrs. Morris Devos Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Heron Mr. and M1's. Joseph Cagnon Mr. and Mrs. George XV. Strain Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russell Mr. and Mrs. Alex Altieri Pat and Lee Revereml and Mrs. Samuel E. Glass Mr. and M1's. Xvilliam ll. Cooper Mrs. Arline E. Stitsel Jeanne Stitsel Judy and Kathy XV-illiamson Mr. and Mrs. James C. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mente Mr. and Mrs. lVillia1n Berry -..Gus Laekner .J ack'-WVi1so121 M1'. and hlrs. He11ry,F. 3.l.2ll'gCl'll1ll Mr. and Mrs. 1J21lll'E'.'1lGiBl2'tl'1ilC1' ....,A1.t . U, . Donna 'Ilannnerlyfh ' Pat DeBlancler .5 Mrs. George' Hannnerly Mr. and Mrs. Paul ,Toulouse Mr. and Mrs. lX1'flN,l1'.il,Ll1'2lllCl Art ' ' Enoeh Matthews -- ., Mr. and M1's. Bob Blussiek Mr. and M1's. Louis A. -Maqsuelier Wayne and Pat Mr. and Mrs. John. Mlinae Gene Vezie Chuck Doe llainant Mrs. llosana Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Masquelier Eugene Povero Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pletineks David and Connie Pletiln-ks Mr. and Mrs. Jules Schiff Herman Baen Mr. and Mrs. Mark Denny, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. lgouis Wesloski Mr. and Mrs. John I.atta llarolml NV. Cameron Mr. anal Mrs. Joseph Harris Mr. and Mrs. James llookey M1'. and Mrs. Vincent Mountain Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delpiere Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shotis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. William Turkaly Judi l'Little Miken Enrno Russell .Broekmyer Mr. and Mrs.',Louis Pierson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lienard Carol Lee Eiler Mary Ann Klinias X Charles Myers ' Jeanie, Denny Iii1y11lO1ltl Fnhner, Jr. Honey anal George Mr. and Mrs. Morris Leseallette Billy and Bobby Martinek M1'. and Mrs. Rayniond ,Dickinson Mr. land .Mrs. Ernest ,Harvey Mr., and Mrs. Jules Z. Masquelier X H 'l Miss Jane K. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Louis Saver Mr. and. Mrs. Kenneth Knnkle Mr. anel Mrs. Earl-liecliek Mrs. Florence Nolte Mrs. Minerva Grant PATRONS 1.011 111111 xr0l'l1 Took Mr. 111111 M1's. August Doelirc Augie i130GllI'G, J1'. 1E111101' 110011115 Mr. 111111 Mrs. x'1llg'1lS12 lienek Bob Jolmstoii Mr. 111111 Mrs. llenry Quevi Al 111111 Bev M1'. 211111 Mrs. XV. A. MeMille11 Mr. 111111 Mrs. Tl1o11111s A. Clayton Rose Lesjak Mr. 211111 Mrs. 11. W. Giles Mrs. Jean Scott Mr. 111111. 1Vest 1101111 Putt Mr. 211111 Mrs. George N. .NAOYCI'Qf21ll Mr. 111111 Mrs. E11w11r11 Hoag Mr. 111111 Mrs. Tel11 J. 1J111'is 'D1111115' Rich 131111 Reilly .xllll5l'OSC Nolte l111Vi1l Nolte Bill l1l1.l'l'21ll1 '11115' Selva. '1.11li11'l0S 111111111111-1's Ali1l'1I1'lk1 Allison Mr. 111111 Mrs. TllOl1l1lS 11e1111et1. Jr. Mr. 111111 M1's. llogvr 3'l0Elll1llll'j' Phyllis 111111 ilglltfli Mr. 111111 M1's. Roger 11. G1I1lli1l'll Mr. 111111 Mrs. Roger G11ill11r11 Mr. 211111 Mrs. l,y11f0r1l l1yllL'll Alice iX11gl1S1'1llC Mrs. 112111103 fxllgllglilllt' ' Mr. 211111 Mrs. 1Xll1ertAF11ges' ' Mr. 111111 Mrs. AA11'lQfl ,li0ll1l01'- ' M1'. 211111 Mrs. Colin S1-l1reil1er Mrs. lqilflllwll Kloppel Mr. 211111 Mrs. J. 13. Goode A M11l1e1 11. 1Veir Mr. 111111 Mrs. John U. Rogers Mr. 111111 Mrs. Colin 1'111111i11gl111n1 Mr. 211111 Mrs. JXl111l'0XV Young Mr. 211111 Mrs. iXl'1lllll' Keiineweg H1111 C111111i11gl111111 M1'. 111111 Mrs. Gveorge Gl11111le11 Mrs. l111r11ie Mr. R. V. Me1111r1y Mrs. Henry F. Bailey G. C. Flurk Mr. 11.1111 Mrs. 1.00 1Vrigl1f Mr. klllll Mrs. .l111V1l1 McCarty Mary Monte Mr. 111111 Mrs. VV. F. 11100113 Mr. 111111 Mrs. S. H. 111111111 Mr. 111111 Mrs. J. E. SHIIIIIOIS Mr. 111111 Mrs. Guy V. 11111 A Friend J'o11n1:- Heron li0ll0l't 1Bl'Cllt0ll Reedy J'11e1i Schreiber Joe ,lJel11l11111t A Friend A Friend Kem Klub 1110110 111111 Bob Mr. 111111 Mrs. Leon lil11lli1S Mr. 111111 Mrs. Ernest 1lZ1l'k11lS011 Furl 11. 1Jill'li'lllg011 1l'121l'l ll: IJ2l1'lilllSOll 1 -RlJS0111121l'y 11iCll0l'1l1811- -'V3l1'.lil1ll1 Mrs. Daniel Shiels ' Mr. 111111 Mrs. .llurry l1yllC1l Mr. 111111 Mrs. 1EC1W21l'i1 ,I311g11y Mr. 211111 Mrs. 11111111111 Brookiiis ' '-19011 Segui' 1' Harvey Brookins Mr. 111111'M'rs. J1111'1es Ti111111ll Mr. 111111 Mrs. F r1111k Allison Mr. 111111 3Q1l'S.' 11111111111 Kittle ' ' Frog 111111 Gloria Mr. 21l11l'1'lY1'S. Glenn G. 1Villif1111so11 Jack Denny Mr. 1111111 M1's. 111111121111 A. l,11110ss, Jr. Mr. 111111 Mrs. Willi11111 Hogg PATRONS John Nolte Patti Bennett Donnie and Donna Mr. illlll Mrs. Henry Riehell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith Mr. a11d Mrs. James V. Capra Randy and Suzanne Turk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boklieh Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt. Jr. Elmer E. Sewarsky Jules Carlier Mrs. Olympia Mazzoeeo M1'. and Mrs. Miilliani Piazza Mr. and Mrs. J ack Wise Bill and Rosemary Mr. Elllfl Mrs. Robert Miller Rererend and Mrs. Harold Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rohde A Friend Miss Alice Farley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bloc-kowicz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grant Mr. and Mrs. George Redick Mr. and Mrs. Jules Mangold Mr. and Mrs. William Multunas Frenehy Leona Chiezc Jules and Gloria Cheryl Lynn Skinder Mary Ann Galloway M1'. illlll Mrs. Camille Baronio Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Drown ,llarold Phillips, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Borio Mr. and Mrs. Baptist Albertini Miss Dorothy Stennnler Mr. illlll Mrs. John Love Mr. and M1's. Mlarren Piazza Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Piazza Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgoinery M1'. and Mrs. Ernest Kramer Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Dillon Dr. and Mrs. J. V. McAnineh Mr. tllltl Mrs. Willialn Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heinrich Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nagode Mr. and Mrs. Uharles Cameron Anonymous Ml. S. Nangle Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Uanipbell Kathie Dr. and Mrs. lvllllillll ll. Lytle M1'. and Mrs. Franklin Lcinon Mr. and Mrs. J. X. T. Mialker Miss Celia Davies ' J. N. T. Vllalker. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Descutner M1'. illlll Mrs. Joseph Kosik Mr. and Mrs. lvllllillll Fenwick Mrs. John tl. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. H. NV. 'Kelso Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson Mrs. Sterling Carter, Jr. Mr. James A. Scott Mrs. J esso Mlest Mr. Don Segui, Sr. Don Segui Miss June Williams Mrs. Alice Fletcher Dora Mae Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Carter, Sr. Mr. klllll Mrs. Ennnett Carter Mr. and Mrs. J crry Thornton Mr. and M1's. F. A. TDOIIHISSX M1's. Leona Openbricr Theodore LeGross Mrs. Jeannette Laughery Philip Mruk Mr. and Mrs. Ainile Perrard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Galloway Bobby Skoda, Jr. Delores Rouviere A Friend Carole and Jack il f V. ,f 4 jgjifwf 7M WL M. W ,iffy M V xx s v Jr . 1 lf,f ' M595 I L Mfr! f ,f L 4 ff WW s V X .Ay Q C J 1 J 2 X 7 K, A 'A ' K4 R , L I E. - 1 'zallv , , x ' N 'J Q xg L'7jf' ? f - 1 f ff 4 13 N Hd' fy? q C 1 W PT Ef W A 6 , ' 'If 'w , V' , 8?-RX3x4YrfNQ6dJX9,,v qs , 3 N ,VAA T fW ' K V I ifvfljkqlil I im gb LA rf If , ' DQ! Nfl . FS, x , 11M', kb ,. ' cgibw U? N. C V M' I ArA N A ESL! ,Z A NX lv K, , if wkjfx, ' V 'MQ y 'N I A, k X J x' ff? I i Q xiii ,. f '1 'q KJ A! A1 'X E fx I J iff! ,, . WW - if IJ fyffwfilw mgiigjjfpjigiiyff wwf! UMlf,X ffxffjjigvsfpftfljjjb afffpwfjfj Qiwgw W AF C L itt H el and Resta My W f' V , ADV WWMWQVMW 6fQf W,,,,jjZ,7! WW Jiffy W ff WWW' M' S. A. BUGAY T0ward's Garage Chrysler - Plymouth Sales and Service 429 EAST LINCOLN AVENUE MQDONALD, PENNA. Phone, WAbash 6-4951 POSKIN GARAGE Your Pontiac Dealer Parts and A ccessor ies Lubrication We sewice All Makes of Cars S T I E R H E I M ' S FURNITURE - APPLIANCES - JEWELRY ANTHONY RICH FLoRlsT MeDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 8-81 II PEOPLE'S FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST C0 MCDONALD OFFICE MeDONALD, PENNSYLVANIA Alember of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Strom Studios NINTH STREET AND PENN AVENUE Pittsburgh 22, Penna. PHONE,.ATLANTlC I-45 75 Official Photographer for the 1956 Laurel POVERO BUICK LAUREL HILL ROAD MCDONALD, PENNSYLVANIA EUGENE POVERO WABASH 6-2807 HICKORY LUMBER CO. LUMBER AND BUILDERS, SUPPLIES READY-MIXED CONCRETE HICKORY, PA. 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Fried Chicken-in-the-RUF sea Foods - Shrimp - Fish - Crabs CARLIERS GROCERY Meat Patties All Kinds of Sandwiches NOBLESTOWN ROAD McDONALD, PA. Frank Imperatore Motor C0 Compliments of F. Imperatore, Owner D L Plymouth - job-Rated Trucks - Dodge 100 Washington Street MCDONALD, PENNA. Compliments of Compliments of I N I , S CLOVER FARM STORE MIDWAY, PA. Compliments of KNORR'S BAKERY Compliments of RANDOUR'S GARAGE PAUL .l. NIMAL C0mPlimenfS of Bordenfs Ice Cream C. MCKEE, SR. Lunch Meats - Dairy Products Sarah Street McDONALD, PA. Compliments of SPORTSMEWS INN MCDONALD, PENNA. PETE, THE TAILOR PETE FEDEROFF East Lincoln Avenue McDONALD, PA. LOUIS AUGUSTINE CROCER Valley Street MCDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-9997 LEVISON'S 5 81 10 OAKDAEE and MCDONALD CAMPBELL RADIO AND TV SERVICE Qualily TV Paris Radios Service Auto Radios I34 South McDonald Street lVlcDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-2026 Compliments of i KELLERMAN'S CROCERY Meals and Groceries Main Street R. D. I. MCDONALD, PA. Compliments of ROGERS FUNERAL HOME Compliments of BRODY'S OF McDONALD FINE FURNITURE and JEWELRY STORE Compliments of CENTRAL MEAT MARKET J. KERR MeCARTY CO., INC LUIVIBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES O 60 Y Con S CARROLUS APPLIANCE AND TV 212 East Lincoln Avenue lVlcDONALD, PA. Sylvania and RCA Television WAbash 6-2130 Sales and Service FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS CURING - SMOKING MEAT PROCESSING Phone, WAbash 6-31 1 1 lVlcDONALD, PENNA. McDONALD AUT0 PARTS co. Compliments of 5lf,'Qifffalf,dA,L'l'l.,fifLfs ELEANOR'S FASHION sH0PP1: 122 South lVlcDonalc1 Street Mary Meme 105 West Lincoln Avenue WAbash 6-4001 Compliments of Delicious Steaks, Chops BOWLING ALLEYS Shrimp - Beef and Pork Dinners Route 22-30, West CDRWIN SALES AND SERVICE WILLYS Cars - feeps - Trucks C. W. Corwin, Owner ROUTE 28 - HICKORY, PA. Phone, Hickory IO9 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '56 McDONALD NEWS W. A. SPAUDE Compliments of I-Iyman's Ideal Men's Shop A Friend 0SBURN'S DRUG STORE C. C. OSBURN 100 South McDonald Street MCDONALD, PA. Madalynne's Beauty Shoppe 325 Third sneer MCDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-2248 D 0 N H E A N Y Plumbing MCDONALD, PA. WAbash 6-2017 Ray ,Iiannino's Mobil Service Washing and Creasing O'I-Iara Street MCDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-9965 CLAYTON'S AUTO SERVICE Auto Inspection and Repairs IZ5 Washington Street 1VIcDONAl..D, PA. Compliments of L. LEVISON Sl SDNS Shoes and Clothing 1VIcDONAI..D, PA. Ritel1ie's Quality Baked Goods Delivered to Your Door by CLYDE STEWART PYramid 6-6256 - PYramid 6-631 7 DR. HOWARD A. KRESS Optometrist 119 East Lincoln Avenue, McDonald, Pa Phone, WAbash 6-2228 lVlaryAnn Building, Burgettstown, Pa. Phone 9160 Compliments of McDONALD SHOE REPAIR Compliments of K I O ' S Compliments of MOTTE'S SERVICE MIDWAY, PA. Dr. Harden Clark MIDWAY, PENNA. Compliments of THE FIX-IT SHOP The Maytag Store Complimente of McCartney Electric Co. YOUR CLEANER We Call For and Deliver Office and Plant 119 Clinton Avenue, Oakdale, Pa. Phone, OWen 3-5581 ALLISON BROTHERS A HARDWARE - APPLIANCES FARM EQUIPMENT Phone, Hickory 16 or 68 Compliments of ST. ALPHONSUS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 6951 McDONALD RADIO CO. CARL LOHMAN Compliments of GREATER PITTSBURGH ROLLER RINK SKATING NIGHTLY Compliments of COLEMAN'S FUNERAL HOME CECIL, PENNA. Compliments of - WAVERLY OIL WORKS COMPANY Established I880 Motor Oil f P yl C d Ol P duced in McDonald Compliments of .I A C K WIS E Wise People Wear Wise Shoes McDONALD HARDWARE AND PLUMBING JOHN GAMONDE, Proprietor IO9 East Lincoln Avenue Phone, WAbash 6-220 I MURPHY'S lVlcDONALD'S LEADING STORE IO6 West Lincoln Avenue Compliments of Pascoe GROCERY and CONFECTION ERY Harry Chirp Zirwas AMOCO SERVICE 337 Clinton Avenue OAKDALE, PENNA. Phone, OWen 3-4701 Dick Staff Boat Sales IA, Mile West of Parkway Route 22-30 Carnegie 4488 Piazza Beauty Salon All Lines of Beauty Worlg al Moderate Prices l00 Clinton Avenue OAKDALE. PENNA. Phone, Owen 3-9460 JOE LIPMAN JEWELER Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova Longine-Wittnauer Watches Phone, WAbash 6-2 I I 8 Western Auto Associate Store I34 South McDonald Street MCDONALD, PENNA. Compliments of D A I R Y L A N D IO7 East Lincoln Avenue GO TO BARD'S for GOOD THINGS TO EAT PRIM PACKING CO. HOME-DRESSED QUALITY MEATS Phone, WAbash 6-624l I-I. LEDERSTEIN, Owner .IAMlSON'S GARAGE GEORGE N. JAMISON, Owner Phone, WAbash 6-671 I Compliments of WEST PENN WATER C0 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '56 BIANCHI 81 CREA MCDONALD, PENNA. n Compliments of D E B B I S C A F E MASQUELIEIVS Ford Sales and Service IDEAL CLEANERS AND DYERS Quality Cleaning for Those Who Care 104 South McDonald Street MCDONALD, PENNA. e Call For and Deliver - Phone, WAbash 6-6451 Compliments of WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP of The First Presbyterian Church BIBER'S GARAGE Wheel Alignment and Balancing Front End and Steering Service Baked Enamel Repainting - Body Work -- Welding Union Avenue Extension OAKDALE, PA. Phone, OWen 3-942 I Compliments of AMON HARDWARE CO. REGIS R. DANIELS -- .IEWELER 201 East Lincoln Avenue MCDQNALD, PENNA. WAbash 6-2727 PETER DAL PGS ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Battle Ridge Road THE BOAK CO. Phones - SI-Ierwood Exchange Residence 5-2523 and 5-4523 Garage 5-9530 VENICE, PENNA. ,g LEUNIS AND HERMES TIRE SHOP WAGNER SERVICE STATION RECAPPING Q RETREADING 328 East Lincoln Avenue AUTO INSPECTION AND REPAIRS Phone, PYramicl 6-6343 McDONALD, PA. Compliments of Robert Cl3l'k,S Barber Shop PITT HOTEL COMMUNITY MEAT MARKET POULTRY FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS 102 South McDonald Street MCDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-6131 Compliments of .I O E I'I A R R I S 31 7 East Lincoln Avenue Phone, WAhash 6-2 1 43 HOFFMAN'S GARAGE AND TRUCKING SERVICE Inspection Slalion Phone, PYramid 6-6590 .IOHN H. ROTH MASON RY CONTRACTOR Phone, WAbash 6-7886 R. D. 3, McDONALD, PA. Compliments of FIorence's Reauty Shop Compliments of BILL REPLER BARBER IDEAL MOWER REPAIR CHARLES MYERS MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED Phone, WAbash 6-2728 BEST WISHES from the WOMAN'S CLUB OF McDONALD THE BRIDCEVILLE NATIONAL BANK McDONALD OFFICE MCDONALD, PENNSYLVANIA Member Federal Reserve System hlember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ws ttC0TTv to Be Good Canal Floor Coverings, ED PAN IZZA Distributor Phone, WAbash 6-7792 McDONALD, PA. 457 Washington Avenue BRIDGEVILLE., PA. WILBERT H. SMITH CAnal I-5800 Inc Compliments of WESS TAVERN BEATTY'S BULGER, PA. MIDWAY, PA. Phone, PYramicI 6-7545 .IOHN BALOG DALVERNYSISON NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO. Phone, WAbash 6-2484 BARBER SHOP BULGER, PA. EH ll's AU- '0 4 l A New Plan of Acclcleni 4 f s an l - and Sickness Insurance 4 Q World's All-In-One Program 2 IS GUARANTEED RENEWABLE TO AGE 65 1 al the sfipulaled premium, unless lhe lable 2 of roles is changed lor everyone. E New you can have Insurance that Q CANNOT BE CANCELED OR RIDERED KBEFORE AGE 651 Q because of any fuluve change in yaur healih condlliun. 2 Issued to praclically all occupations. E WIN! this 'ALL-IN-ONE' you select the plan E lor your speclllc needs. II can Include: D' b'l'ry Incom E Hg:PI'l'ALlZATlO:I 1 Surgical Benefils 2 DocIor's Calls 4 POUO ,A E AND OTHER BREAD DISEASES 2 AccloENrAL DEATH E You should know all about this modern program of Q personal and family insurance prolecliun. Space is 1 not adequate for a full explanaliong- relurn lhve 1 coupon for exact lerms and condnlnons of this QUAQANI-Em 9 unusual plan. your r 2 af 1- A 2 Q.- Lil, . 5151665 fi I- 5 coUP0N W G oun a Er mflwilr-Y coum cos1 YW 'l couunuous suwncc smcc was MNCQ cowlll' Home orrucs omuu, NEBRASKA wane INS? W l4-.u...:.1aw- ml .eann M W ',,,U.k ev Mun. -- woluo msunnuci commw 'X .:,--512.3535..,,'g::1,::,new' G, nn'-In 0, ,ann in qccurmo Aw' smr,ff', In the Insurance world . . . mv lI's World Insurance licensed In the Dhlrla of Celumbia, Alexia and ell Siam excepl Conneclicul, Mnxxachunm, Nuw Jersey, New Yerl and Wirconun ALBERT B. FASKOW Suite 612, Frick Building Special Supervisor PITTSBURGH 19, PA. Telephone, GRant 1-6643 COMPLIMENTS TO McDONAl..D I-IIGI-I SCHOOL 9 BELL S CLOVER FARM MARKET l 2 7 East Lincoln Avenu Phone, WA e bash 6-3721 Compliments of REFOSCO Sz PLETERSEK YOUR AIVIOCO DEALER CINDRICH'S PHOTO CENTER I3 Main Street BURGETTSTOWN, PA. Phone, WI-litney 7-5I08 WEDDING FORMALS - CANDlD ALBUMS CHILDREN AND ADULT PI-IOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT Compliments of STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY BIG RUN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, PA. FELT AND CI-IENILLE AWARDS - LETTERS - EMBLEMS BANNERS -- CAPS We Feature a Fine Line of SWEATERS, JACKETS, TEE AND SWEAT SHIRTS THOMAS ROBINSON 81 SON, INC. Manufacturers of O-RANGE CRUSH and SUN CREST BEVERACIES Phone, VVI-litney 7-9559 Compliments of Duquesne Pattern XI Bronze Compliments of SHUPE'S PHARMACY The Rcxall Drug Store RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE In McDonald Over a Quarter Century Exclusive Dealer for Russell Stover Candies Compliments of IN SLOVAN, IPI-'S DEE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE C IN D R I C H , S Station Street for MCDONALD, PA. FOOD and BEVERAGES Phone, WAbash 6-2007 Our Specialty - Pizza Pies Compliments of D e C 0 L A ' S Compliments of I McDONALD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT MELLON NATIONAL BANK KIRWAN HEIGHTS BRANCH Y. C. Bovalina Insurance Agency Mildred SMPP Dress Sh0PP Steubenville Pike at Quinn's Corners MCDONALD, PA, R. D. I, OAKDALE, PA. Phone, oxford 5-7786 KIRICS BODY SHOP DRINK NOBLESTOWN, PA. SCOT REVERAGES Phone, owen 3-7I2I Phone, WAhoeh 6-540l CARL F. EILER PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone, WAbash 6-6431 JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RIN-CS DIEGES 81 CLUST Illanufacluring Iewelers I7 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8, N.Y. RINGS - PINS - MEDALS CHARMS - TROPHIES Compliments of McDONALD THEATER MIKE SOVA l04 East Lincoln Avenue Phone, WAbash 6-6377 Compliments of T 0 W N H 0 U S E 100 East Lincoln Avenue MCDONALD, PENNA. WAbash 6-9992 ERNEST A. TSEKAS, Proprietor Compliments of A . M . S A P P I E THE PRUDENTIAI. INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA Phone, WAbash 6-2445 Compliments of HOTEL SEWELL STURGEON, PA. Compliments of LaSOLIDARITE, MCDONALD IFRENCH AND BELGIAN CLUBJ YOUR - FIRST FINE JEWELRY YOUR - MosT CI-IERISHED POSSESSION YOUR - JOSTEN CLASS RING .l0STEN'S IS97 -- Our 60th Anniversary - l957 LOUIS ERICKSON 750 Scott Road PITTSBURGH 34, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of A Friend F, E 5 'w . N E A. I ,. 1. l. ,f 5 Y 3 3 N J 5 ? J 5 .1 '4 5, -N . 4 -4 l.. J 1 i , - Q 1 f 1 J T i 1 gl i v 1 . 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