McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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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.

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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.

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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.