McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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Klrk I I I I I I I I I I I I JOHN MCDOWELL Editor-in-Chief RUTH ANN DANIELS Business Manager GAYNELLE SCOTT Photography Editor JOHN HOLLAND Advertising Manager JOHN NOLTE Sports Editor RICHARD SCOTT Circulation MaInagcr ARTHUR RANDOUR Art Editor STAFF The SENIOR CLASS of McDonald Pl'eSCl'ltS T H E 1 9 5 3 NNN NNN, K -XXX xwxxx .Xxxkxx N NX SCIIOOI -' McDonald, Pennsylvania L A U R E L At Last We've Reached Our Goal Everyone Helps THRU GH Marching Band in Performance THE AUTUMN Q5 SM ww ffff Q N Qiiff' 1 'ss . n.R 'JM Big Chiefs School of the Fu THROUGH Aren't They Sweet? An Evening to Remember McDonald VVil1S AIl0f.he1' Things We Sh0uldn'l D0 THE WINTER 2 mm S QM QU? Q W S Q06 W- ggi? aw wx' wc WMA S I 5 W !7R,,...L.w- McDonald 60 - Irwin 7. Famous Artists in the Making . ' K .' .E R N emi Q - .. is A 2 All Our Own THROUGH Last Edition THE SPRI 17 E f Q. Rx lx. g, .Fix , xv, .552 k A N 3 5?- ' M . , M ,. Ti? 1 fini! X 6 4 I j 7 I 1, f z? ' : 8 if 4 41 'J 12 , f wn. 'Q 5? ' - ' A-4 l I lf' f 'is xh ,,,Uf 7 1-9 U .711 LW!! M M' Scientists at Work TI-IRGUGH THE YEAR S Q 5 W W J Av Q M I 1 ,ji I j f I E x W ? ! 15 'RK X rf. V Q N f?a...,1.,M 0 ADMINISTRATION JAMES C. DUNN Supervising Principal TORNABENE. School Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION A . L. E. THoMAssY MRS. T. GROFF MILLER EARL W- CAMERON-J President vice President Secfefaw H. M. PETTIT MRs. CHAS. M. I-IUGHEY MRS. ELIZABETH ABELL Nurse MR. EDW. BLOCKOWICZ Football Coach, Science c97f 54-3502 FACULTY Mlss DELoREs AMMONS Home Economics MIss JUNE CAMPBELL Mathematics T I .... sera. 1 SE- :ss gi? ' S SN - E:-W. we Tcpgswgmy :SSS f MR. PLATO ANESTIS English MRS. RosANA CAMPBELL Latin, Spanish, Library I X X Ei S' S - T ., , .s:5,. A w, Ami, N A iii-311: EIX9ESSq.'iSESx f' Eel as MR. ELBERT DAVIS MISS DORIS DAWSON MR. JAMES GARRY A1-f Girls' Physical Education Drivers' Education Health MISS ENOD BARNHART Arithmetic, History MR. PHILIP CARI Commercial Subjects Pennsylvania History Mlss SHIRLEY GILBERT English, History I MR. ARTHUR HANNA Social Studies MISS DONNA KARCH Art F C LTY MR EDWARD HEPE Physical Education, Health MR' EUQENE 'lox - Coach Commercull Subjects MISS JANE K. KIRK MR. PHILIP MRUK Englzsh, Journalzsm Music MR. FRANK SCARCI Geography, Coach MR. BENJAMIN STASK I-Izdustrial Arts ' . Me anical Hlstofy MR WILLIAM ZOLLARS Problems of Democracy f 0 , Q UNPI URED W 'L ew MISS NANCY STEVENSON MR. I-IARVEYLEDERSTEIN Chorus Band Af M.H.S. IN Comparing Notes Hard Afternoon Ahead Strictly for Men ' x THE AUTUMN Q XX? I 7 4, xv f ,f gif? 5 ' 1 X f - A - M asa if 'fzbgg g' n.R 'pW FGOTB LL TEAM lVlcDonald High School football fans fol- lowed their team through a schedule of seven games this past season, which ended with the team winning two and losing five. Mr. Blocko- wicz was assisted by Mr. Scarci. Only live seniors were on the squad. McDonald played its best hall against South Side and Claysville and seemed to let down against their other op- ponents. lVlcDonald's eighth game, with Avella, was cancelled due to the influenza epidemic. South Fayette, Cecil, Midway. Brentwood, and Hickory all scored victories over McDonald. Howard Bellaire, McDonald co-captain, was named on the Washington-Greene County first team. Gene Penberthy, Regis Smith, joseph Almady, and Bill Tornabene received honorable mention. lVlcDonald's starting lineup included john Hallam senior: Meade McKee, junior: Bill Hyser, junior: Gene Penberthy, senior: Victor Nlazzocco, junior: John Nolte, senior: Howard Bellaire, junior: Bill Tornabene, sophomore: Joe Almady, junior: Dale Miller, junior: Art Randour, senior: Regis Smith, junior: Gordon Webb, junior: Richard Gaillard, sophomore: and Dennis Cooper, sophomore. Gene Penberthy and Howard Bellaire were elected co-captains by the Devils. FIRST ROW lleft to right? - Gary Mazzocco, Joseph Zornbeck, William Nagy, Terry Holder, William Sember, Joseph Sember, Lee Wyke, Samuel I-Iennon. SECOND ROW - Regis Smith, William Hyser, Victor Mazzocco, John Nolte, William Tornabene, Howard Bellaire, Gene Penberthy, Meade McKee, Joseph Almady, Arthur Ran- dour Dale Miller. THIRD ROW - Richard Gaillard, Dennis Cooper, Gordon Webb, John Hallam, John Holland Robert Bernhart, John Tyler, John Harris, Warren Mazzocco, Raymond Miller. UNPICTURED - Martin Schot- tenheimer, Raymond McMillan, Michael Meehan, William Miller. FIRST TEAM BACKFIELD lleit to rightl - Dale Miller. Regis Smith, Richard Gaillard, Joseph Almady, Arthur Randour, Gordon Webb. LINE - Bill Hyser, Vic Mazzocco, John Nolte, Bill Tornabene, Howard Bellaire, Gene Pen- berthy, Meade McKee. Players SENIORS - Michael Meehan John Hallamx Raymond lVlclVlillan John Hollandx John Noltex Gene Penbertliyac Arthur Randoura' SOPHOIVIORES - Dennis Coopers Richard Gaillardaz John Harris William Nagy Warren Mazzocco William Sember William Tornabene Joseph Zombeclc 'X' Lellermen JUNIORS - joseph Almadyx Howard Bellaire? Robert Bernharta' William Hyserx Victor Mazzoccoag Meade lVlcKee'l: Dale lVliller ' Raymond Miller Reed Pratt Regis Smitlfl' John Tylerag Gordon Webba' FRESHMEN - Sam Hennon Terry Holder Gary Mazzocco Joseph Sember Martin Sclaottenhe Lee Wyke imer Seas0n's Record MCDONALD OPPONENTS 6 ................ South Fayette ................ I9 0 ..... .,....... C ecil ........ ,..... I 8 O .................... Midway .................... I9 I9 .......... South Side Beaver Joint .......... 6 6 .......,.......... Brentwood .................. 31 O ..... ..... H ickory .... ...... I 9 I 3 ..... ....... C laysville ..... 6 44 II8 Senior Players Jack Hallam jug Holland Art Randour K Ceno Penberthy John Nolte Special Honors HOWARD BELLAIRE Uuniorl - Washington- Creene County Conference First Team. GENE PENBERTHY fSeniorJ -- Washington- Cireene County Conference Honorable IVlention. REGIS SMITH Uuniorl - Washington-C1'eene County Conference Honorable Mention. JOE ALMADY Uuniorl - Washington-Greene County Conference Honorable Mention. BILL TORNABENE fSophomoreJ - Wash- ington-Creene County Conference Honor- able Mention. Individual Records CO-CAPTAINS - Gene Penberthy and Howard Bellaire SCORING TD Ex. Pts. Total R. Smith ...... ........ 4 0 24 J. Almady ....... ........ 2 0 I2 R. Ciaillarcl ..... .... I 2 8 Total 44 RUSHING Tries Tot. Yds. Avg. Sember .. ....... I 7 7 Smith ....... ....... 5 8 283 4.87 Gaillarcl .............. 29 I I2 4.03 Vvebb ....... ....... 2 0 64 3.5 Cooper ..... ....... I I 36 3.27 Almady .............. 59 IS4 3.I Miller ........ ....... 2 8 83 2.9 Pratt .... .... 4 9 2.25 COACHES Bellaire .. .... I 2 2 Mr. Edward H. Blockowicz and Mr. Frank Scarci Randow ------- 17 24 I-4 N an x Q N 9 I Q 1 Q 'N 3 U fr 67 .A X X F, M X X F X -fs i og fry' K . x ss f X W 5 - .43 A KK S- ml! 5 , 1 Q-was Q . S ,, QS ' Y N SAS: r K 2 .QX A -r:-sf' x Q Y - fs! ' if N Y ff x x X gm,- S 53:52 Q X S 1 Q-er A 085574 41. 'Q H i QL! :Kwik 'pi X . -x S? S N .x - ,gi uw .sk , Q Qfyg'gl'9if' .A Q iw :,,,, . Q' 'i 'Q E ' ff' 'QQ - e Q 3 x , 0 ..k.,,,QsAm 55' lx x '26, 3 S 45 . k it- , - 2 S1 I Q ..,,'1 .g., qw? SR Q in .wiv K x . f J nv W' 32 W 1 1 is ,gs SS K N Wi: We N A if .Nl I s '- f ge X S Y NSN' XX 5.13: N .. -QXX A X K P . , s X 5 X S S X X NX XXX: Q X S X . - X '5, X X. :Xi xx. R 1'- N R , X .LL.LLX,x X gb as KX XX XX L.. A' X., k . S 3 X., A s N gg xr' X x xx X1 XS X 'Im rl Ox A , :. - X X 1 XX L ' .., R X ff Q ' k X S ' i wx- - X ' X XX - X ' X 1 K 'KV w xxxlx X 'x XRQYQQ X XX S X X X55 xxx 1:2 ASQXQXXX X X' XXX S xx ' U NK .ti ,NX 0 lf' ...M . W 59' Q v,'f'...- 5 x Libs' Q ..- A X FIRST ROW tleft to rightl - JoEtta Simp- son, Joette Russell. SECOND ROW - Betty Siry, Marianne Siry. THIRD ROW - Mar- garet Novak, Mary No- vak. BAND and MAJORETTE Leading the band were six high-stepping majorettes. These girls added color to the band as they demonstrated their abilities in twirling and marching. The majorettes perfected their feats only after long hours of summer practices at the school and down at the football field in the evenings. The band lost Mr. Mruk in January. He was replaced by Mr. Harvey Lederstein, who did a very commendable job. The band is fortunate in losing only live seniors this year. We feel that the band and majorettes have done an outstanding job and hope they will continue to do so. The officers of the band include: Joye Masquelier, presidentg David Pletincks. vice presidentg Robert Lamb, secretary-treasurer: Beverly Cameron, librarian. l IltS'l' RUNV lla-fl to right? - Joyv Mnsquolivr, David Pletincks, lleyvrly Cnmvron. Sondra Lellcrstein, Elaine Cnrter, Jnnn, llngln-y. Grt-In l.ytlo. SECOND ROXV - Peggy ML-Dowell, Joyce Dnout. Dc-lilnh Tornalwne. Mary Cainernn, Judy Mulllgun lit-lmrnh Rogers. 'Pnni Lemon. l':il Morgan. Rzlyniond Fnlinor, Paul Ledorstoin. THIRD ROM' - Carolyn Hepe, Marlene Jrln ninu, Maury Lou Johnston, Putty Yohu, Vt-rnn MvG:iryoy. Dnnnn Mnsquvlivr. Denny Franklin, Robert Lemon, Dominiv Gohon Paul Plurk. Elizubutli Mt-ash-. llonry Moreau. FOl'R'l'I-I ROW - Phzirlos Hngln-y, Richard ltlvulo, Ross Sigley, August Dot nm liilwin ltinrlv. .luhn Goode, Jnnws Clark. Robert llornhzirt, Samuel I-lennon. Charles Myers, Robert Glass. The Pep Club of McDonald high is com- posed of the football and basketball teams, the school's cheering sections, and the school band. It is the job of the club members to support the teams and keep up the school spirit. The Pep Club also promotes good sportsmanship and leadership. SENIOR PEP CLUB The Pep Club and cheerleaders are jointly sponsored by Mrs. Rosana Campbell. The officers were: Peggy Masquelier, president: Ruth Ann Daniels, vice presidentg Mary Beth Hampson, secretaryg Cindy Hockey, tl'CaSUl'Cl'. JUNIOR PEP CLUB ,W ,,,.t,,L,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, , ,W M., , We ,, ,,,,, H, W ,,,,,, ,M , , , , , , ,annum ,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,, , ,, ,, ,, mu sn r Y.-.t..s.s..s THLETIC COUNCIL SEATED Kleft to right! - Mr. James C. Dunn, Mr. Benjamin Stasko. Mr. Howard Pettit STANDING - Mr. Edward Blockowicz, Robert Bastide, Richard Scott, Mr. Edward Hepe M1 Guy Tornabene. The McDonald High School Athletic Council rendered another year of fine service in the scheduling of and advertising games, pro- viding tickets for games, buying athletic equipment, sponsoring sports banquets, and providing transportation for away games. School board, faculty, and senior high school representatives comprise the membership of the organization. The officers are: Mr. H. M. Pettit, president: Mr. Earl Cameron, Jr., vice president: and lVlr. Benjamin Stasko, secretary-treasurer. Faculty members are lVlr. Edward Blockowicz, Mr. Edward Hepe, and Mr. Frank Scarci. Student representatives are: Richard Scott, senior: Robert Bastide, junior: and William Tornabene, sophomore. An all-sports banquet was held this year by the council. They also bought basketball equipment, presented awards at the Awards Assembly, and provided care for the football field. The new basket- ball uniforms were the outstanding items of equipment bought this year. Behind our athletic teams is a group of hard-working boys known as the managers. The managers should receive extra credit because they have served faithfully throughout the football and basketball seasons. They worked long and hard keeping up the Old McDonald Spirit for the players. They have to take the jokes when the players are in good moods and they are the object of everything ANAGERS when the players lose their tempers. Among their many and varied responsi- bilities are the care of equipment, lining of the Held for home games, keeping sports statistics, and being prepared with a first-aid kit. What would we do without the managers? Let's recognize the managers and give them the appreciation that is due. LEFT TO RIGHT - Dwight Henderson, David Pletincks, Charles Lienard, Richard Cook, Raymond Miller. NOT PICTURED -- William Brown. LEFT TO RIGHT - Margaret Novak, Judy Albertini, Rose Lesjak, Sandra Montgomery, Cynthia Hookey Mary Beth Hampson, Co-captain - Howard Bellaire, Crown Bearer - Patty Howell. Red Devil- Keith Kovach Queen - Ruth Ann Daniels, Co-captain - Gene Penberthy, Maid of Honor -- Peggy Masquelier, Edith Joz- wiakowski, JoEtta Simpson, Joette Russell, Judy Randour, Isabelle Robertson, Mary Novak, Honor Guards - Sondra Lederstein, Paul Lederstein. ueen and Football Dance The football season was concluded by one of the most important social events of the year, the Football Dance, The affair is annually sponsored by the l..ettermen's Club. The highlight of the Football Dance was the crowning of the Queen, Ruth Ann Daniels. As her Maid of Honor, the queen chose Head Cheerleader Peggy Masquelier. In an impressive ceremony, the Queen was escorted to her throne by Howard Bellaire and crowned by Gene Penberthy, l957 football co-captains. The Queen was at- tended by the cheerleaders, the Pep Club officers, and the senior majorettes. Patricia Howell was crown bearer and Keith Kovach was the Red Devil. The coronation will remain as a high spot of the school year to anyone who was fortunate enough to attend it. , MAID OF HONOR and QUEEN W M.H.S. IN 1 TI-IE WINTER 0? Q Q S 06 f7 QQ W hm M Us M Q? S W !ZR..-l--+ x .uw N mx? X X N S ix 'Q N X' W W- X N M K Q Q xg Q1 WSE: H29 Y wx WY Tis f X Swv X X WW! sms H ,Q X N WHS ,- A wfxx fSfs?vf?S':X xi N N..- if XX xg UNIORS FIRST ROW llefl lo rlghtl - Miss Shirley Gillwrl, Helen Marlo Finl. Sally Jo Sawhill. Joyce hoe. Virginia Gilbert, Marian Nui Elizabeth Slry, Isabelle Robertson, Mr. Frank Scart-l, SECOND RONV - Martha S4-ott. Shirt lioyiios, IRQ-tty Frazier, Karen Coles le llrlmlgvs. Elaine Lesko. lirenila Uimarolli. Richard Cook. Juyre Daoul. 'l'l-HRD ROM' - Jean Ritsun. RohorL lrynvh. Daviil l'lt'Ill1 '4 .lol'n Carroll, ltoss Sigley, Dennis llaln-aux. Gary Augustine, Reed Pratt. FOl'R'l'H ROXV - Robert llastidv. James Valonlour lxonii Liebert. Gordon XY..-bli, Victor Muzzoceo, Raymond Miller. Mary llc-th I-lampson, Judith Nadolny. FIFTH RONV - Mr-11110 Mi-Ku loin llrenkus, iiollvrt llernhnrt. NYilliam Hyser, John Tyler. Ronald Goins. Joseph .-Xlmady, Donald Liebert. lYNP1t I'l'RlCD - .loan hos: 4-runs. lwutricia Hart. Regis Smith. Dale Miller. Howard Bellaire. 'Flionms Strimel. Anna Marie Sansone. Janice Denny, t'lnlrlm-s lien l Farole Montgoinery. Jeannie Guits-ns, Barbara Cousins. The Junior Class received their class sweat- ers of traditional red and white plus their class rings of swept-wing clesign. The officers of the Junior Class are: Rob- ert Bastide, president: Dale Miller, vice presi- dent: Anna Marie Sansone, secretary: ancl Shirl Boynes, treasurer. The home room teachers of the Junior Class are Miss Shirley Gilbert and Mr. Frank Scarci. The Junior Class wishes the Senior Class the best of luck in the future. LIBRARIANS, CL B , w FIRST ROW tleft to right? - Mrs. Campbell, Joyce Daout, Charlotte Markovich, Carol Smith. SECOND ROW -- Ann Carol Hospador, Patricia Berry, Betty Bridges, Gaynelle Scott, Dorothy McDowell, Rachel Gil- bert, Marsha Powell, Janice Denny. For a Better - Read, Better - Informed M.H.S. Siudenth-- Use Your Library. Our high school library is small but very busy. Its books hold a variety of interest and appeal to the voluntary reader. Here, too, one finds much to enrich the regular curricular studies. The library is open every minute of the school day and is staffed by fifteen student librarians who are: Fayth Fereday, Rachel Gil- bert, Joyce Daout, Connie Borovich, Joyce Lemon, Carol Smith, Dorothy McDowell, Marcia Powell, Patty Berry, Anne Hospador, Bette Liebert, Anna Marie Sansone, Gaynelle Scott, Susie Randour, Charlotte Nlarkovich, and Joyce Altieri. FIRST ROW tleft to right? -- Elizabeth Siry, Marianne Siry, Eleanor Little, Janet Kunkle. SECOND ROW Susan Randour, Joette Russell, Ada Cooper, Linda Kendall, Sally Sawhill, Maryann Margerum, Ruth Ann Daniels, Virginia Gilbert, Miss Ammons. THIRD ROW - Beverly Cameron, Gloria Hennon, J oye Masquelier Cynthia Hookey, Martha Scott, Carol Eiler, Helen Marie Fini, Patricia Latini, Judith Albertini. FOURTH ROW - Jean Ritson, Mary Zirwas, Mary Ellen Senovich, Ann Carol Hospador, Lana Murdock, Patricia Capl tani, Sandra Montgomery, Judith Randour, Betty Bridges. Future Homemakers of America The Future I-lomemakers of America, sponsored by Miss Delores Ammons, had a very successful year. At the traditional candlelight service held at the begining of the school year, Joette Russell was installed as president: Ruth Ann Daniels as vice president: Patricia Hart, secretary: Marianne Siry, treasurer: Elizabeth Siry, historiang and Helen Marie Fini, degree chairman. Pauline Eiler, Lana Murdock, and Carol Lee Eiler represented McDonald at the State Farm Show held at Harrisburg. They gave a demonstration on cake decorating. Miss Am- mons accompanied the girls on their three-day trip. As their service project, the girls collected clothes for the needy. The clothes were dis- tributed all around the world by the Christian Children's Fund. As a money-making project the girls sold candy at the home basketball games. To round out a very active program, a Mother and Daughter Banquet was held in April. LEFT TO RIGHT - Betty Siry, Mary Beth Hampson, Ruth Ann Daniels, Helen Fini, Ellen Bednar, Patty Berry, Nona Stierheim, Judith Nadolny, Marianne Siry, Gloria Hennon, Joette Russell. STANDING - Mr Anestis. Future Teachers of America The F.T.A. is composed of juniors and seniors who desire to make teaching their pro- fession. The purpose of the club is to give pro- spective teachers an idea of what school teach- ing involves and also to give them some prac- tical experience by observing classes and doing some student teaching. The members of the club render a definite service by substituting for teachers. The club began its year with a spaghetti dinner, prepared and served by the officers. The guest of honor, Miss Kirk, gave the members practical information on colleges. Several members attended a meeting on special education at Hempfield Area Senior High, Greensburg, and also the Washington County meeting of all F.T.A. members at California State Teachers' College. Along with observing classes in other schools, the members visited one of the special schools for underprivileged children in Pitts- burgh, took part in the play, The Other Side of the Desk, along with the Engineers Club, and met jointly with the F.T.A. from Midway and Hickory. The oflicers for this year were: Ruth Ann Daniels, president: Mary Beth I-lampson, vice president: Helen Marie Fini, secretary: Eliza- beth Siry, treasurer: and Ellen Bednar, historian. Freshman and ophomore C.A.A. FIRST ROXV theft to righti - Miss Daiwsnn. .Xnn Carol Hospndor. Pnnlinn Eilvr, Patty Cnpitnnl. Carol Mt'Clnin, Susan Rnn- tlnur. .lmtnn Turner, Juyvv Lemon. Edith Jozwinknwski, Cinnly llookvy. .loyvo 1'rntt, Cnrol Smith. SECOND RUXV - l':ttrit'i:x lizitini, Snntlrn Montgonwry, Carol Eiler, Lnnn Murdock, Judith Allwrtini. Karon Pnrnly. Clmrlntto Murkovlvh. I.intln lit-ntl-ill. Mary Zirwns, Mau'y Sonuvich, .lnnet Knnklo, Virginia Zirwns, THIRD RONV - Kathleen Smiuruwski. Dorothy Harris. Samir HniTmzln, Sandra Crowe, Sully Hoffman. Donna Rottinprer. llinno Cznnpholl, Kurt-n Cook. Frniivvs Znmhock. Mnry llnlwnnx, FUl'lt'l'l1 RUN' - Ann l,:unh, l't'gi-Tb' Mt'Dowt-ll. .lnnoy Mnsqnolior. Maury .lnnv Irwin. Sanelrn Alma-idy. Kathy Cnmplwll, l':xtrit'i:x Snppiu. Marilyn Hinds, Marion 'l'liolnnss3'. llurlmrn Allison, l-'lRS'l' RUN' tloft tu right! -- Marianne Siry, Isnlmlle Rohn-rtsoti, Elizuhoth Siry. SECOND ROXV - Martha Svott, Virginia Gllln-rt, .lnyvo Loo, Kurt-n Coles, HC-ity Hridges. 'FHIIID RUXV - .lnyve Uncut. llrenda Cinizirolli. Sully Sawhill, Hvlvn Mario Fini. hlluinu Losku. FOVHTH ROXV - Joanne Ritson, Shirl Boynes, Mary Beth Hunipson, Betty Frazier, Judith Nutlolny, .lnnivo Donny. Junior G.A.A. P' Senior G.A.A. FIRST ROW tleft to right? - Joette Russell, Jo Etta Simpson, Judith Randour, Peggy Masquelier, Rose Lesjak, Margaret Novak, Mary Novak. SECOND ROW - Ruth Ann Daniels, J oye Masquelier, Gaynelle Scott, Gloria Hen- non, Marsha Powell, Nona Stierheim. THIRD ROW - Patricia Berry, Ellen Bednar, Mary Ann Margerum, Elaine Lampley, Lois Brown, Florann Goblick, Ruth Bacu. G. A. A. Tuesday and Friday found most of the McDonald boys counting their pennies on their way to the gym. Five cents was the price for an hour-'s en- tertainment of watching the girls play basketball in the newly-organized G.A.A. tournaments. The G.A.A. was reorganized in the fall of '57 by Miss Doris Dawson, the sponsor. At that time the club chose the following officers: Rose Lesjak, presidentg Marsha Powell, vice president: Mary Hampson, secretaryg Jean Gaitens, treasurer: Sandra Montgomery, pub- licity chairman. ' The club's purpose is to help each member develop the qualities of sportsmanship, courtesy, co-operation, fair play, and leadership through participation in sports. The game began with the Flower Bowl Tournament. ln this mix-up tournament, Foul- able Freshmen found themselves playing on the same teams with Sporty Sophomores, Jumping juniors, and Speedy Seniors. These games re- vealed a sink-em-all Sophomore Fern Smith. A few of the other sharpshootin stars were Gay- nelle Scott, Joette Russell, and Nancy Hamp- son. The clash of the classes was the second basketball tournament. Each class was repre- sented by two teams. ln this round robin series each team played seven games. The deserving Seniors received gold charms. The underclassmen with the highest number of points received letters. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl - Mr. Scarci, Dwight Henderson, Joseph Zombeck, Charles Lienard, William Sember Richard Cook Richard Gaillard, Mr. Hepe, Mr. Blockowicz. SECOND ROW - Dennis Cooper, John Carroll, Michael Meehan Ray mond Miller, David Pletincks, Reed Pratt, John Nolte, William Tornabene. THIRD ROW - Allan Thomassy, Joseph A1 mady Richard Scott, Robert Bastide, Victor Mazzocco, Gordon Webb, Howard Bellaire, Edward Iglar. FOURTH ROW Meade McKee, John Holland, William Hyser, John Brenkus, Gene Penberthy, Robert Bernhart, John Hallam, John Harris LETTERMENS CLUB Promoting a high standard of sportsman- ship and having good relations with opponents in all athletic events is the goal of the Letter- men's Club. Composed of boys who take part in sports activities at McDonald High School, this or- ganization is a contributing factor in the success- ful athletic program of the school. Ruth Ann Daniels, this year's Football Queen, was chosen by the Lettermen's Club. Richard Scott was chosen as the 1958 athlete of the year. This is another decision made by the club. The ofiicers of the club are Gene Pen- berthy, presidentg Richard Scott, vice presidentg and Regis Smith, secretary-treasurer. The coaches, Mr. Hepe, Mr. Blockowicz, and Mr. Scarci, and the officers of the club have worked hard for another year so that the club could maintain its chief goal, that of sportsman- ship. Most Valuable Player --- 1953 Richard Scott was selected as the Most Valuable Player of i958 by the members of the l..ettermen's Club. Richard won two letters in basketball. l-le was a member of three section champion- ship teams and was captain of the basketball team in his senior year. l-le was chosen be- cause of his line play on the basketball court, his character, scholarship, and his leadership ability. . In addition to being active in the sports held, Richard was a member of the Engineers Club, vice president of the l..ettermen's Club, circulation manager of the Laurel, and a member of the Athletic Council. Non-League Record McDonald 86 McDonald 75 McDonald 64 McDonald 64 McDonald 53 McDonald 66 McDonald I 34 McDonald 47 McDonald 47 McDonald I I I - Bridgeville 51 - West Allegheny 33 - Moon Township 53 - Bridgeville 39 - Brentwood 65 - Cecil 55 -- South Fayette 41 -- Edgewood 604: - Snowden 50 - South Fayette 43 W.P.l.A.L. Record McDonald 5 7 -- Avella 48 McDonald 72 - McDonald 60 - McDonald 56 - McDonald 83 - McDonald 67 - McDonald 58 - McDonald 68 - McDonald 81 - McDonald 82 - McDonald 28 - McDonald 85 - McDonald 82 - McDonald 77 - CLASS B PLAYOFF McDonald 60 - McDonald 51 - W.P.I.A.L. East Washington 44 West Alexander 32 Hickory 36 South Side 37 Midway 38 Claysville 42 Avella 63 East Washington 42 West Alexander 43 Hickory 23 South Side 62 Midway 54 Claysville 44 Irwin 55 Bethlehem Joint 68 McDonald 1814 - Opponents 1221 '5Denotes Sharpsburg Tournament Individual Scoring Records Player FC ,FT FTM Pls. Avg. McKee .......... 199 195 101 499 19.2 Scott .............. 138 193 135 411 15.8 Bastide .......... 95 63 43 233 9.0 Smith ............ 87 86 46 220 8.5 Miller ............ 95 56 23 2 I 3 8.2 I-Iyser ............ 44 67 35 123 4.7 lglar ........ 20 27 16 56 3.7 Babe:-lux ........ 13 9 4 30 2.3 Brenlcus ........ 3 9 5 I I 2.2 Gaillard ........ 2 8 3 7 .9 Bugay .......... 3 I 0 6 3.0 Tornabenei ...... I 4 I 3 .4 Cooper .. ..... 0 4 2 2 .2 Opponents ........ 475 552 271 122147.2 MCDONALD 700 722 414 1814 69.8 Senior Varsity Basketball KNEELING lleft to right? - Dennis Babeaux, Dennis Cooper, Regis Smith, Richard Gaillard, Dale Miller. STANDING -- Mr. Hepe, Robert Bastide, Richard Scott, John Brenkus, Meade McKee, William Hyser, Edward Iglar. UNPICTURED - William Tornabene. KNEELING cleft to right? - Dwight Henderson, Terry Holder, William Sember, Paul Geisler, Louis Rocher, Charles Myers. STANDING - Martin Schottenheimer, Edward Iglar, John Brenkus, Lee Bugay, Dennis Coop- er, Richard Gaillard, Mr. Hepe. UNPICTURED - William Tornabene. Junior Varsity Basketball CHEERLE Under the leadership of Peggy Masque- lrer, the cheerleaders of McDonald High started practicing the latter part of August and con- tinued practicing until the end of school, learning new cheers and perfecting old ones. The girls cheered for assemblies. football PEP CLUB OFFICERS SEATED tleft to right! - Ruth Ann Daniels, Peggy Masquelier. STANDING-Cynthia Hook- ey, Mary Beth Hampson, Mrs. Rosana Campbell. FIRST ROW tleft to right? - Judith Randour, Judith Al- bertini, Sandra Montgomery. SECOND ROW - Rose Les- jak, Isabelle Robertson. THIRD ROW - Peggy Mas- quelier, head cheerleader. NOT PICTURED - Edith J ozwiakowski, substitute. DERS and basketball games, and worked hard at the job of keeping up the school spirit. They are responsible for the assembly programs which they try to keep varied and interesting. The cheerleaders are under the sponsorship of Mrs. Campbell. :msmssawf fir' memsWMs wwsas-ssemmr::sslmrasQsvmewmsssssssis FIRST ROW tleft to rightb - Rose Lesjak, Judith Randour, Ruth Ann Daniels, Joye Masquelier. SECOND ROW - Miss Kirk, J oette Russell, Margaret Novak, Peggy Masquelier. THIRD ROW - Mary Novak, Nona Stier heim. FOURTH ROW - Patricia Berry. Gloria Hennon. FIFTH ROW - Elaine Lamply, Marsha Powell. SIXTH ROW - Jo Etta Simpson, Gaynelle Scott, Ellen Bednar. SEVENTH ROW - Floyd Alfred, Robert J iannino, Wil ham Miller, Gene Penberthy, John Nolte. EIGHTH ROW - Thomas Lemon, Henry Moreau, Jerome Malemch THE CHRONICLE The Chronicle is finished at last after much hard work and preparation by the editor. Ruth Ann Daniels, and her able assistants. The '58 Chronicle, under the supervision of Miss Kirk and published by the journalism class, was very successful although it was some- what difiicult hnding material, getting it checked, typed, and sent to press on time. A project such as publishing a newspaper gave the students experience in composition. the usage of good English, and responsibility. The students have to obtain money by securing advertisements from local businesses. This gives the students a chance to get out and associate with the public. In spite of the financial headaches, all bills have been paid. The advertising staff, headed by Tom Lemon, and his assistant, Gene Penberthy, did a good job of getting advertisements. The editorial staff, under the leadership of Ruth Ann Daniels, assisted by joye Mas- quelier, Judith Randour, Joette Russell, and Patricia Berry, did a very efficient job in getting the material assembled. The other staffs. includ- ing art, headed by Ellen Bednar, assisted by William Miller and Henry Moreau: circulation, headed by Nona Stierheim, assisted by Peggy Masquelier. Mary Novak, and Gloria Hennong business, headed by Rose Lesjak, assisted by Jo Etta Simpson and Marsha Powell: girls' sports, C-aynelle Scott, and boys' sports. John Nolte. The Chronicle staff would like to express its appreciation to the businesses of McDonald and surrounding communities for their co-operation and patronage and say a hearty, sincere Thank you. Without their help the '58 Chronicle would not have been possible. QS gd f K in N- wf . X - 5 YQ W N S 5. r A X . 1, x . N U sk . . .N - ..-. .fy . N - . kww--. - - 2 x e .5 X 5 , L NNQSQ 1 51. Q ix Q K Q-is ..f. - if x .1 . N, 9 .W S W N. -lull.. - wvNvM.vxvf lu Q 1 ' Q 1 .Si 5-.A ., Q v b -wg.. X X AGWi?33RQQ:'?llf3 X - . .nl - -A W X x X -, Q 1 5 QR xi? x 'six .71 S . .. -2 .. . .. A H . .... .gs X K XX kk Q' - :Ng-. V . x ex X . ig . . X X Q s X svm- . .. .Q 1 . pg.. 15. X W ,X . .. 5 if 0 Ho So Senior Class Ufficers LEFT TO RIGHT - Judith Randour, treasurer: Gloria Hennon, vice president Nona Stierheim, presidentg Ruth Ann Daniels, secretary. THE SPRI ff ff X 9 jl ll. - 6 X f' -, N sv: . ' 'Sf , XX ,Z f ff , If fn tl! W, jf .ff N fy , . 1 , 9? . I 1 if I Q1 n- KJ! Floyd Alfred Fudd- l.ziurt-I Assistant Sports Editor 4: Chronicle Advertising Stuif 4: Pt-p Club 1, 2, Ii. 4: Koni Klub 4. liohbirs - l'l'1yim: ull sports and vollt-t-ting hit tunes on the tube l'ot'ord9r, Ambl- tiwn -,-- To graduate and join the Nuvy. Ellen Bednar Ellie F. H. A. 1. 2. :iz F. 'l'. A. :L historian 4: lmurol Assistant Art Editor 4: Chronit-lo Ari Editor 4: Chorus 2, Ii. 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Pun-Aniericnn Club 2, president 3: Junior Clnssirnl Leugut' 1: G. A. A. 2. 4. l-lobbies - Dancing. ont- in: spngltetii. und having an good time. Ambition - To go to t-ollmrt' und ht- n survoss. Ronald Brackman Deuce Lauri-l Circulation StnlT 4: Pep Club l. CI, Il, 4, Hobbies - Sxviininlnpr. playing tennis. dnnvingf. playing: basketball. lioxvlinix. outing pizzu. nnd working with wood. Ambi- tion -- To follow the vxulnple of stunt-one sum-ossful and be happy. Louis Charlier Lucite 'l'rut'k 2: liaurvl Nusint-ss Staff 4: lk-p Club 1, 2, R, 43 lum- Ainorit-:ln Club 2. Hobbit-s - Huntinir. fishing, and driving. Ambition - 'l'o graduate. be :1 Navy rurvor man, :ind get married. .M Q azz. i aft: Ruth Bacu uBabev F. ll. A, l, 2: l41llll't'l llusint-ss Stuff 4: Pup Club 1. 2. Zi, 4' l'un-Aint-rit-nn Club 2, St: ti. A. A. 2. 4, Hobbies - Dnnving. skating. and listening to tho rndio. A inbition - To bo :i boautit-iam and huvr at suvcvss- ful life. Patricia Jean Berry ffpattyn F, ll. A. 1. 2: F. 'l', A. Il. 4: Lnurol Editorial Stull' 4: Chronit-le Editoriul Stull' -' Chorus 2, Zi, 4: l't-p Club I. 2 4, repurlvr Ii: Football Quovn Attendant 3: l'un-Amori nn Club 2. rvportor ii: livin Klub 4: G. A. A. 2, 4. Hobbit-s -- Reading. outing. driving. and swinxming. Ambition - 'l'o go to college- und heroine at suc- cessful ole-nientnry tout-lit-r. Lois Brown nldoeyn Laurel llusinrss Staff 4: l't-p Club l. 2, Zi. 4: G. A, A, 2, 4. Hobbies - Dancing, sivixnining. and driving. Ambition - To graduate und bt-t'onit1 it SlIt'- t-essful som-i't'hxry. Ruth Ann Daniels r:Rudy1: Class st-t-rt-lxtry Ii, 4: If. ll, A. 1, 2, vivo presidont Zi, 4: Imnrnl Business Manager 4: Chronit-lo Editor 4: Chorus 2, 4. vice presidt-nt Ji: Football Quoun 4: Pun-American Club 2. Zi' Pop Club 2, Il, vivo pre-sidvnt 4 Kem Klub 4: G, A. A. 2, 4: F. 'l'. A., vice- president Zi. prt-S+ itlont. 4. Hobbies - Dain:-ing. eating, lmby'sitting, and writ- ing chemistry equations. Ani- bition - To be happy and :nuke those around me hippy. also. Virgil Facchini IKZo,r,r0!! Laurel Advertising Staff 4: Chronicle Advertising Start' 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Hobbies - Eating, shooting pool, basket- ball. cars. and collecting auto- motive books. Ambition - To graduate and live happily ever after. John Warren Hallam Jack Football varsity 4: Laurel Sports Staff 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Kem Klub 4: Lettermen's Club 4, Hobbies - Sports, swimming. eating. hunting. fishing. and doing nothing. Ambition - To graduate und ,loin the Navy. John W. Holland uiiugu Football squad 1, 2, varsity 3, 4: Track 1. 2, 3, 4: Laurel Advertising Manager 4: Cho- rus R: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, 4: En- gineering Club 4: Lettermen's Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Hobbies - Sports. cars, eating, and loaf- ing with the boys. Ambition - To be an engineer or drafts- man and a confirmed bachelor. Elaine Lampley Mike F. H. A. 1: Laurel Advertising Staff 4: Chronicle Business Stal? 4: Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Pan-American Club 2: G. A. A. 2. 4. Hobbies -- Dancing. lis- tening to progressive jazz, and giving advice to people who need it. Ambition -- To help people who are malevolent and who are lntroverts. Florann Goblick xrploa: F. I-I. A. 1, 2. 3: Laurel Busi- ness Staff 4: Pep Club 1, :!, It, 4: Pun-American Club 2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 4, Hobbies - Dancing and skating, Ambi- tion - To graduate and work in an oflire as at secretory or typist. Gloria Jean Hennon HGIOD Class vice president 4: F. H. -X 1 3 4' F T A 'S 4' Laurel Assistant Editor 4: Chronicle Circulation Staff 4: Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2. 4, vice president Il: Football Queen Attendant Il: I-'an-Amen ican Club 3, 4: G. A, A. 2, 4. Hobbies - Reading and swim- ming. Ambition - To lend a happy and successful life, Robert R. Jiannino Duke Laurel Assistant Advertising Manager 4: Chronicle Assist- ant Advertising Manager 4: Band 1. :ig Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 43 Junior Classical League 1: Kem Klub 4: Engineering Club 4. Hob- bies - Eating, pizza. and girls. Ambition - To gradu- ate. get a good job, and settle down. Thomas W. Lemon . crToms1 i Football squad 1: Track 1: F. T. A, 3: Laurel Advertising Staff 4: Chronicle Advertising Manager 45 Band 1, 2, Zi, 4: Chorus 1, 2, il. president 4: Pep Club 1. 2, 3: Junior Class- ical League 1. 2: Lettermen's Club 1. Hobbies - Music ,and reading. Ambition - To ut- tend college, Rose Lee Lesjak Rotz-So l-'. H. A. 1. 2, Il: Laurel Edi- torial Statt 4: Chronlele Busi- ness Manager 4: Chorus 1, 2. :L 4: Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4: t'heerleader 2, Il, 4: Football t ueen Attendant 2, Il. 4: Pan- Ameriean Club 2: G. A. A. 2. president 4. Hobbies - Danc- ing, listening to good records. eating good food. and being a spectator at all sports, Ambl- tiou - To become a suecessful airline hostess or reservation- ist. Jerome Malenich Jerry Laurel Advertising Stntl 4: Chronicle Advertising StatY 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, 4, Hobbies - Howling. drivinlx. and all sports. Ambition -- To grad- uate and get at Job. J oye A. Masquelier t4Jam,, F. H. A. 1. 2, It, 4: Laurel As- sistant Editor 4: Chronicle As- sistant Editor -I: lland 1, 2. vire president Il, president 4: Uonnty Hand Il: Chorus 1. 2. Il, 4: County Fhurus 4: Pep Club 1. 2. Ii. 4: .lunior Classi- eal League l, reporter 2: Kem Klub 4: G. A. A. 2. 4. Hob- bies - Heading. swimming, and water skllnl-Z. Ambition - 'Fo become a successful pedia- trician. John James McDowell Jack Class vice president 2, ::: Laurel Editor 4: liand 1. 2: Chorus 2. IL, 4: Pep t'lub 1. 2. :L 4: Kem Klub 4: limxineering t'lub Il. treasurer 4, Ambi- llon -- To tind a good job and do work l enjoy. 4? - Q.. K 35 . si f -f X: ' i 1 - N Bette Liebert Peeps Laurel Assistant lluslness Manager 4: Pep t'lub 1. 2, Ii, 4: Pan-American t'lub 2. ll- brarian 4. Hobbit-s - Dancinzr. swimmintz, skating, and listen- ing to the radio, Ambition -- 'l'o be :1 beautician and pe innrrled. Maryann Margerum Mere F. ll. A. 1. 2. 3, 4: Laurel As- sistant Circulation Manager 4: Chorus 1, 2. Il. 4: Pep Club 1. 2. Il, 4: Kem Klub 4: G. A. A. 2, 4. Hobbies - Daneing. eat- ing, and having.: a good time. Ambition - 'l'o graduate. go to business school. and later get married. Peggy Lee Masquelier uEggiexs F. H. A. 1, 2: Laurel Editorial Stalf -I: Chronicle Assistant tflreulallon Manager 4: Band 1, 2: Fhorus I, 2, 3, 4: Pen t'lub l. 2. Sl. president -t: Fool- bnll Queen Attendant 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2. Il. head cheer- leader 4: Pan-American Club 2, It: Junior Ulasslral l498L'IllL' l: G. A. A. 2, 4, Hobbies - Dancing, driving. and listen- ing to good records. Ambl- tion -- To go to college. go to airline school and be a suc- cessful airline hostess. Raymond McMillan IKBuck!! Football squad Il, varsity 4: 'Fraek 1: Laurel .4tlvm'tising: Staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4: l.ettern1en's Club :L 4. Hob- bies - Cars, eating. and play- lng football. Ambition - To ,loin the Navy. I ' - X .sifi f- f- ' 'Ex gi Michael Meehan X Q K - - : gsgiig, Football squad 1, 23. 3. varsity X -g. f 4: Track 1. 2. ::, 4. Baskeumn I squad 1. 2: Band I. 2, Il, 4: '- ' MX Chorus 1, 2. 3, -I: Pep Club l, ' ' X 12. 3. 4: Projector Club 1: Let- termen's Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Hob- Q f bles - Driving, eating. sleep- M g ing, and sports. Ambition - . s '1-0 get n good job and be sue- ff-ssfui in life. ,l.- Walter Michalak Walt Laurel Circulation Stat? 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, -L Hobbies - Hunting. fishing, dancing. and playing cards. Ambition - To go to a trade school and get a good, high-paying job. Henry Moreau Hank Football squad 2: Track 1: Laurel Advertising Staff 4: Chronicle Art Staff 4: Band 1. 2, ll, -lg Chorus vice presl- dent 4: Pep Club 1, 2. Il. 4: Projector Club 1: Lettermen's Club 2, Hobbies -- Music gen- erally and singing. Ambl- tion - To enter some type ul musical career. John Nolte xcMolexa Football squad 21, Il. varsity -l: Laurel Sports Editor 4: Chron- icle Sports Editor 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Letterme-n's Club 2. 3. -i. Hobby -- Sports. Ambi- tion - To graduate and get it good job. Edwin Mehalic llztnd 1, 2. 3. -l. Ambition - To be n professional trumpet player. William W. Miller Sinbad Football squad 4: Track 1: F. T. A. Si: Laurel Art Staff 4: Chronicle Art Stan 4: Rand 1. 2, It. -tg Chorus 1. 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Projector Club 1: l.ettermen's Club 1, 2. Hob- bies - Movies and reading joke books. Ambition -- To become :1 state policeman. Louis Multunas Frenchie Laurel Advertising Staff -1: Pep Club 1. 2, Il, 4. Hobbies - Cars. taking pit-tures and mov- ies. going to ditferent places and staying up until early morning. Ambition - To get out of school, make good money :tt the A K P, and buy ll C1112 Margaret Novak F. H. A. 1. 2, li: Laurel Cir- culation Stott' 4: Chronicle Business Stal? 4: Chorus 3, -lg Pep Club 1. 2, Sl, 4: Mnjoretie Il, -lg Football Queen Attend- ant -1: G, A. A. 2, 4. Hob- bies - Skating, driving. swim- ming, and playing the piano. Ambition - To gmttitmte and become at secretory. Mary Novak Mimi lf. H. A. 1, 2. Ci: Laurel Pir- rulatiun Staff 4: Uhroniclo t'lrvulation Staff 4: Uhorus Il. -I: llop tllub 1, 2. Il. 4: Major- vettr- Il. Ql: Football Queen At- tt-ndunt 45 G. A, A. 2, -l. Holi- bios -- Skating and swimming. Ambition - 'Fo graduate und bt-volno a socrctary. Marsha Powell crBabyu Laurel Assistant lllanagor of Circulation Stall' 4: Clironlt-lo Assistant Business Manager -tg Chorus 4: Pep Club 1, 2. lk, 4: l'an-American Fluh Zi: .lunlor Ulussival League 1. president 2: G. A, A. 2. vivo presldont. 4. H obhios - Talking. da nc-ina. outing. and reading. Ambl- tlon - 'l'o go to business school and bot-omo a suvuess- ful ste-nographor. Judith Adele Randour 1cJudyn Ulass vivo president 2, transur- or 4: F. 11. A. 1. 2. Il, ll: Laurel Editorial S-t:x.iY 42 Chronicle As- sistant Editor 4: Chorus Ii, -lg Pop Club 1. 2, Il, 4: Ulmer- lvador Il, 4: Junior Classical lioaguo 1, treasurer 2: Kem Klub 4: G. A. A. 2. -I. Hob- bies - Drivlmx. dancing. and running around. Ambition - To graduate from colloge. 2-ret a good job, and got married. Edward David Rettinger nDaven 'llrau-li l. 2: Laurel Advertising Staff 4: lland 1, 2. Ii, 4: Pop Club l. 2. Il. 4: Proj0t'lor Club 2, 3. Hobbies - Playing tho truinpvt, eating pizza, and drinking: Pepsi, Ambition - To grzuluate and got a good job. Robert Gene Penberthy Geneo Class president 2, Il: lfoothall squad 1. 2. varsity Il, vo-uap- tain 4: l.t'ull'el Assistant Ad- vertising Manager 4: Chronic-lo Assistant Advertising AIllllllH'0l' -4: Chorus 1. 2. Zi. 4: Pep Uluh l. 2. Il, 4: L0lf9l'lll9Il'S Club l. 2, Il. prvsldx-nt 4. llobblvs - Uustomizud vars. girls. and collecting records. Ambition -- To graduato and niakt- a mil- lion sonw day. Arthur Randour Randy Football varsity 4: 'Frat-k 1. 4: Laurol Art Editor 4: Pep Club 1. 2. Ii. 4: l.ettormon's Club 1. 2, il, 4. Hobbies - Hunting, sports. drawing. and having a good time-. Ambition -- 'I'o go to college or trade school and be a sum-ess ln life. John Rapacuk Jake Laurel Advertising Stall 41 Pop Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Hobbies -- Hunting and fishing. Ambl- tlon -- To become a dairy farmer. Joette Jeanne Russell Bunny l . H. A. 1, 2. Zi. prusidt-nt 4: Laurel Editorial Staff 4: Chronic-lv Editorial Staff 4: Chorus 2, Il, trvasuror 4: Pop Club 1. 2, ll, -l: Najorette 2. Il -lg Football Queen Attendant -l: Junior Classia-al League l, vine president 2: G. A. A. 2. 4 Vsherelte 1: F. T, A. -1. Hob- bies -- Danving. swimming, drlvinxr. reading, singing. and eating good food. Ambition - 'Fo graduate, rind a good job, and later get married. Gaynelle Ann Scott nGay,, Laurel Photography Stuff 4. Chronicle Girls' Sports Editor 4: Pep Club 1, 2, ll, 4: Pan- Amerlcnn Club 3. 4: G. A. A. 2. 4. Hobbies - Dancing. sleeping. eating, und listening to good music. Ambition -- To become a successful benutician und lnler get married. JoEtta Lee Simpson liJoe!! F. H, A. 1, 2, 3: Laurel Edi- torial Stuff -1: Chronicle As- sistant Business Mnnager -I: Chorus 1, 2. Il, secretary 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. -1: Mnjorette 2. 3. 4: Football Queen Attend- unt 4: Pan-American Club 2. 33 Junior Clnsslcnl League 1: G. A. A. 2. 4. Hobbies -- Driv- ing. tennis. dancing, and swimming. Ambition -- To nt- tend Dnvis-Elkins College. Nona Elizabeth Stierheim lxpennyln Ulass president 4: F. 'l'. A. 4: Laurel Assistant Editor 4: Chronicle Circulation Manager 4: Chorus 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4: .lunlor Classical League 1. secretary 2: G. A. A. 2. 4: Vsherette 1. head usberette LI. Hobbies - Reading, eating pizza, and going to the movies. Ambition - To go to college. Richard Scott Dick llnsketball Squad 1, varsity 3, 43 Luurel Circulation Mon- ager 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Kern Klub 4: Engineering Club Il. 4. set-rotary-treasurer 3: Lettermelfs Club 1, 2, 3, vice president 4. Hobbies - Sports, driving, llstenlng to the radio, sleeping, eating, and playing cards. Ambition - To go to college and get n good, high- puying job. Rose Marie Shotis Rotz F. I-I. A. 1. 2, 3: Laurel Ad- vertising Staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pan-American Club 2: G. A. A. 2, 4. Hobbies - Danc- ing nnd skating. Ambition - To graduate and get a job. Bonnie Jo Weimer Bout F. H. A. 1, 2, 4, treasurer 35 Laurel Business Stuff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobbies -- Dancing and skating. Ambi- tion - To do either factory or ofhce work. AUREL STAFF The i958 Laurel is a very good example of what American youth can do if and when they are presented with a task. The students of this school, as well as the seniors, can be very proud of this edition of the Laurel. The book is based on the Seasons of the Year. This theme was chosen by the editorial staff of the Laurel at the beginning of the year. The Editorial Staff, headed by jack McDowell as Editor-in-Chief, was responsible for keeping the rest of the staffs busy. We feel our Business Staff did an excel- lent job in securing advertisements and subscrip- tions. Money was also raised by means of a 25c dance, the annual boxing glove game and the selling of magazines. The class as a whole did a good job of soliciting names of patrons. The Art Staff, directed by Mr. Davis, is responsible for the fine artwork on the division pages. The Sports Staff is responsible for statis- tics and sports information found in our book. The Circulation Staff is in charge of making sure everyone receives his Laurel. The class wishes to express its deepest thanks to Mrs. Virginia Bee and Mr. Benjamin Stasko, who took over in the absence of Miss Kirk, for their fine assistance and guidance. We also wish to thank all of the patrons and advertisers, without whose financial help our yearbook could not have been possible. FIRST ROW tleft to rightb - John McDowell, Gloria Hennon, Nona Stierheim, Joye Masquelier, Miss Kirk. SECOND ROW - Louis Charlier, Ruth Ann Daniels, Patricia Berry, Mary Novak, Ju- dith Randour, Margaret Novak, Maryann Margerum. THIRD ROW-Elaine Lamply, Marsha Pow- ell, Lois Brown, Peggy Masquelier, Florann Goblick, Ruth Bacu. FOURTH ROW - Ellen Bed- nar, Gaynelle Scott, JoEtta Simpson, Joette Russell, Rose Lesjak, William Miller. FIFTH ROW - Robert Jiannino, Michael Meehan, Henry Moreau, John Nolte, John Holland, Ronald Brackman. SIXTH ROW - Floyd Alfred, Thomas Lemon, John Rapacuk, Gene Penberthy, Virgil Facchini. SEVENTH ROW - John Hallam, Richard Scott, Jerome Malenich, Louis Multunas, Walter Michalak. The club undertook a project at the first of the school year. They began to draw up and construct a scale model of the Fort Cherry jr. and Sr. High School. The boys, under the di- rection of Miss Campbell and Mr. Stasko, worked many hours to perfect the building and surrounding area. The project, which was per- fect in almost every respect, was displayed on Open House Night. The project was explained Open House Night by Robert Lamb, Robert Bastide, and Robert Bernhart. The E.ngineer's Club, which is a relatively new club in M.l-l.S., was sponsored by Miss june Campbell and Mr. Benjamin Stasko. The requirement of the club is that students have at least a B average in Mathematics and Science. The club is open to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. One of the main purposes of the club is to acquaint prospective engineers with the moral GI EEIPS CLUB and social responsibilities of entering the en- gineering profession. Citizenship and conduct are stressed over and above all academic require- ments. The members have upheld these high principles as demonstrated by the fact that they received a special letter of commendation on their attitude and behavior during the University of Pittsburgh field trip in March. The Other Side of the Desk, written by Miss June Campbell, was produced by the Future Teachers of America and the Engineer's Club. The play was written specifically for the teachers of the Fort Cherry School District. It was presented for them on February I7 in the McDonald Auditorium. The officers of the club are Robert Bas- tide, president: John McDowell, treasurer: and Robert Lamb, secretary. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightb - Jack McDowell, Robert Bernhart, Robert Bastide, Robert Lamb, Richard Scott, IVIISS Campbell, Mr. Stasko. SECOND ROW - Gary Augustine, Robert Lynch, Dale Miller, Lee Bugay, Richard Meute, Jo- seph Suplit. THIRD ROW - Ross Sigley, John Nolte, Charles Lienard, Dwight Henderson, John Goode, Earl Hampson. FOURTH ROW - David Pletincks, Regis Smith, John Brenkus, James Valentour, Charles Lacey. FIFTH ROW - Meade McKee, William Hyser, Victor Mazzocco, John Holland, Robert Bugay, Robert Jiannino. AN-AMER ICAN CL B Adelanlc siemprc acielante. flrorward al- ways forward., The Pan-American Club of McDonald High meets the first and third Mondays of each month. The officers are Karen Purdy, presi- denteg Bill Tornabene, vice presidenteg Pauline Eiler, secretariag Susie Randour, tesorerag Carol Eiler, reportera. Our club activities include reviewing books with Latin background: singing and dancing to Spanish musicg playing gamesg working puzzles: reading pen pal letters: Spanish movies, etc. Once a year we trek off in our chartered bus to a performance of famous Spanish dancers such as Jose Greco or Carmen Amaya. At Christmas, the club celebrates the an- nual Las Pasadas. The first-year students become P.A.C. members in February at an exciting initiation party where a pinata is broken. In March the newcomers return the party with a merienda. Before the year comes to a close, there must be una comida of frijoles and tortillas - and perhaps a picnic later on in the spring, but the big day for the P.A.C. is April I4, Pan- American Day. Hasta la vista mis amigos. Adios. P. A. C. 'Y FIRST ROW Cleft to righth - Gloria Hennon, Nona Stierheim, Ruth Ann Daniels, Elizabeth Siry, Rose Lesjak, Joette Russell, Mary Novak, Margaret Novak, Marianne Siry, Joan Rosecrans, Joyce Pratt. SECOND ROW - Carol Eiler, Pauline Eiler, Peggy Masque- lier, Ellen Bednar, Patty Latini, Helen Marie Fini, Patty Capitani, Joye Masquelier, Maryann Margerum, Carol Montgomery, Sandy Montgomery, Marsha Powell, Carole Smith. THIRD ROW - Cindy Hookey, Joann Turner, Lana Murdock, Judy Randour, Ann Carole Hospador, Mary Beth Hampson, JoEtta Simpson, Judith Nadolny, Patricia Berry, Beverly Cameron, Edith Jozwiakowski, FOURTH ROW - David Rettinger, Robert Jiannino, Robert Bernhart, Gene Penberthy, Robert Lamb, Henry Moreau, David Ple- tincks. Ronald Brackman, Ross Sigley, John McDowell. CHORUS COUNTY CHORUS - First Row tleft to righti - Ellen Bednar, Joye Masquelier, Mary Ann Margerum, Ruth Ann COUNTY BAND tleft to right? - Terry Holder, Robert Daniels. Second Row - Ross Sigley. Carol Montgomery, Lamb, Henry Moreau, Robert Glass, David Pletincks, Ed- Mary Hainpson, Bob Bernhart. Third Row - Jack Mc- ward Nadolny. Dowell, David Rettinger, Gene Penberthy. W - , , X Www N S S ...fun 4 N W f' X1 Z X xx 5 SF Q I S X ,. .M . avr. A at X W f 1 X , . N X - X 1 Q if S? S ,Q . Q s X x xx 'Q' ww -4 ,,... X X .N . X Nw Q.- .W ALL - WEATHER FRIE ,. 1 ,- -1:5 .-, Init, 1 ng- , 4: If .3 1.-- .,L:.s:ry- x-- X .11-'-' ldllilll' III -Hlillf El 'll iff ullh 1'- I lu llll lllll i N. XS YQ 'x ER KES xi :Ei lgaxx 55 T li Nl 5 'Tl , s I., N I. L? 5 i' I 155 Qi 'I I E fersff X an YK lil!!! L uri ' Q ll- I X f veg A LEX V -A x Ns l xx X Xa lxg 1,3522 IIE?- Qi , 'Q iQ' L Z f p.fZff W PATRONS Sharon Baronio Mr. and Mrs. Colin Coke Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. E.. L. Jox Harry Clark Robin Clark Mr. and Mrs. James C. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Louis Masquelier Mrs. Antoinette Speranza Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rettinger Mr. and Mrs. John D. Holland Bill Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ewing Harriett Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lucarini Longo Tobacco and Cigar Co. Thom and Judy Marianne Siry Betty Siry Mr. and Mrs. Chester Novak Miss Jane Novak . Miss Margaret Tremeaux Anonymous Mr. Harvey Lederstein A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ceyrolles Ann Carol Hospodar Mrs. Victoria Hospodar Gilbert Kovach Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Masquelier Mr. and Mrs. Nick Little Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Webb Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Bell Mr. and Mrs. H. Walker Mr. and Mrs. John Baron Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ray Charlier Mr. and Mrs. John Demascal Mr. and Mrs. Louis E.. Thomassy Mr. and Mrs. C. Cameron The McCaffreys E. M. Cameron D. Nagode William D. Walker A Friend A Friend The Campbells The Lytles Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Eiler Mr. and Mrs. Odilon Bastide Mr. and Mrs. Orin Brannan Mr. and Mrs. John G. McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bednar Irwin Lederstein Mr. and Mrs. H. Lederstein Mr, and Mrs. L. W. Brinkman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jules U. Mangold Mr. and Mrs. Leo Daniels John and Ruth Ann Mr. Benjamin Stasko Carol Eiler Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Gaitens Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tornabene Mr. James Garry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenneweg Mrs. Thomas Mulligan Lewis Studio Mr. and Mrs. George Hennon Cliver Openbrier Miss Anna M. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Fereday Mr. Russell Jamison Mr. and Mrs. james Hinds Mr. and Mrs. William F. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heron Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. james Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meute Mr. and Mrs. Robert Masquelier Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Tournay Rev. and Mrs. James Morris Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown Joseph Tustin Patty Farrell Mr. Paul Roberts George McClaren Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Davis Marie Miller Mr. john Kress Mr. and Mrs. Richell Mr. and Mrs. Christy Miss Mary Jamison Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dempe Mr. and Mrs. Merle F. Masquelier Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pele Mr. and Mrs. Robert James Gallo Mrs. Earl Redick Mrs. Florence Nolte Mr. and Mrs. Jules Z. Masquelier Mr. and Mrs. Paul Masquelier Joye and Mary Masquelier Miss Doris D. Dawson Reverend and Mrs. Robert F. Larson Mrs. Fred Kenneweg Mrs. Charles McElhaney Lois Scott Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott Pat and Sis DeBlander Mr. and Mrs. Roman Iozwiakowski The Edward Sawhills Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bee Mr. and Mrs. William Berry Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Strain Mr. and Mrs. C. Redd Took 61 Sons Florence N agosky S. A. Plumeret Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lynch, jr. Robert Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Neil Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Montgomery Sandy Bc Dagwoodf Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Capitani Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McMillan Emily H. Gonda Mr. and Mrs. John C. Pletersek PATRONS John Bracall Nancy D. Bracall William Mulligan Lila Mae Gilles Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnston Wilbur L. Dearolph Mr. and Mrs. William Multunas Leona Chieze Louis Multunas Jules Multunas Mary Bonnett Paul Nimal. Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Nimal Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Siry Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Sonbern Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lamb Mr. and Mrs. George Kunkle Cheryl Lynn Skinder Mr. and Mrs. David Masquelier Mr. and Mrs. Herman Strimel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Masquelier Miss Dorothy Stemmler Jane Lea McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blatz Mr. and Mrs. Howard Felton Mr. and Mrs. John Lucarini Art and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kielman Mr. and Mrs. Jules LeMal Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slates Billy and Bobby Martinek Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wyke Mr. and Mrs. Edward Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Al Strimel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aurancl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Carol Miller Keith Larson Janice Holder Diane Schneider Camellia Toulouse Mr. and Mrs. Roger McElhaney William Love Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Rocher Robert L. Jones Gloria Mazzocco Mrs. John Gobeo Rickey Kump Cheryl Ann Kump Carol Chew Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brockmyer Mr. and Mrs. August Doehre Mr. and Mrs. August Benek Bev and Al Quevi and Tippy Augie Doehre and Pals Anna Marie Zupancic Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russell Bunny and Johnny Miss Elizabeth Robb Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Almacle Mr. and Mrs. Louis Segui Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jiannino Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pletincks Ridley Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Aranicha Sally Brockmyer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Liebert Mr. and Mrs. Francis Johnston Patricia Hampson Margaret Hampson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Snatchko Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Svihla Mr. and Mrs. George Scott Honey Kalucki Mr. and Mrs. Orste Facchini Joan Cole Arthur Bowen Mr. and Mrs. David Howells David and Patty Howells Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bozic Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Brinkman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pieran Jack Cusumano Paul and Edward Daniels Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Daniels Richard and Carl Daniels Bobby and JoEtta Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Simpson, Jr. Edith Jozwiakowski Timmy and Alice Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bacu Mr. and Mrs. Albert Albertini J. T. Davis Louis Segui Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Randour Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stevenson Lillian Pic Daniels Pat F ick Gilbert and Jenny Piazza Lois Oates Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Heany Mr. Elbert Davis Mr. and Mrs. William Weir Mr. and Mrs. B. Goode Pat Kennedy Mrs. Harry Masquelier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Walker Mrs. M. L. Wright Barb Allison A Friend Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Gladden Miss Katherine K. George Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Schottenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nadolny Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Valentour Mr. and Mrs. William Burns Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Derbyshire Mr. and Mrs. August Bohey Max Ortowski Margaret Meighan - J. B. Masquelier Norma Masquelier W ,ff f,W'fW,y m M?' Nff 5 0ywM'Qj Wjffiffff j'Q6fjWQ5?jffif WWW ff wMwXfWfj ff gp! 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Compliments of ANTHONY RICH FLORIST 0 FURNITURE 0 APPLIANCES 0 JEWELRY Your Key to Greater Savings! Phone, WAbash 6-7411 McDonald, Pa Compliments of Weber Bros. Dairy FUR HOME DELIVERY Phone, Hickory - ELgin 6-4721 Compliments of RECORD-OUTLOOK PRINTING CO., INC MCDONALD, PA. Compliments of H. M. PETTIT FUNERAL HOME Compliments of POSKIN BUS LINE WHitney 7-9809 Route 22 at Florence THE FARM RESTAURANT Si HOTEL The Home of Good Food R. D. I, BURGETTSTOWN. PA. Gus Cassionis Michael L. Schooles CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 McDONALD NEWS NANCY D. BRACALL Compliments of P 0 V E R O R U I C K Laurel Hill Road Phone, Wfxbash 6-2807 MCDONALD, PA. Strem Studios NINTH S TREET AND PENN AVENUE Pittsburgh 22, Penna. Phone, ATlantic I-4575 Official Photographers for the 1958 Laurel POSKIN GARAGE YOUR PONTIAC DEALER Parts and Acc essor ies Lubrication We Service All Mfalfes of Cars THE BRIDGEVILLE NATIONAL BANK MCDONALD OFFICE 1VIcDONALD, PA. Alember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporalion Member Federal Reserve System Compliments of WAVERLY OIL WORKS CO. Established IBSO Motor Oil from Pennsylvania Cr d Ol Produced in McDonald, Pa. Compliments of MCDONALD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Compliments of ST. ALPHONSUS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH BEST WISHES PETER DALPOS BATTLE RIDGE ROAD REGIS R. DANIELS JEWELER E t Lincoln Avenue Phone, WAbash 6-2727 MCDONALD, PA. C pliments of W Z1 Gf?.'6Z, Thomas Robinson Sl Sons, In Manufacturers of ORANGE CRUSH, HIRES. and SUNCREST BEVERAGES Phone, WHitney 7-9559 YOUR CLEANER We Call For and Deliver Ofhce and Plant l I9 Clinton Avenue OAKDALE., PA. Phone, OWen 3-558l Compliments of Central Meat Market McDonald Auto Parts Co Wholesale Auto Parts Supplies and Accessories l22 South McDonald Street WAbash 6-4001 Gilbert's Service Station Eugene Gilbert, Jr. ATLANTIC PRODUCTS Tires - Batteries - Accessories Towing R. D. 4. MeDONALD, PA. Frozen Food Lockers CURING - SMOKING MEAT PROCESSING Phone, WAbash 6-31 II MeDONALD, PA. .Iamison's Garage GEORGE N. JAMISON, Owner Phone, WAbash 6-67lI Eleanor's Fashion Shoppe WOMENS and C1-11LDREN's WEAR 105-109 West Lincoln Avenue MeDONALD, PA. wAbnsn 6-2107 Dick Staaf Boat Sales M4 Mile West of Parkway ROUTE 22-30 Phone, BRowning 6-4488 Longo Tohacco 81 Cigar Co. 83 Main Street BURGETTSTOWN. PA. Brockmyer Bowling Lanes WAbash 6-2454 Compliments of D. L. Williams Agency West Lincoln Avenue lVlcDONALD, PA. Wagner Service Station 328 East Lincoln Avenue McDONAl..D, PA. Compliments of Brody's of McDonald FINE FURNITURE and JEWELRY WAbash 6-2I22 Prado's Coffee Shop Route 22 BAVINGTON, PA. Compliments of Helen 81 Cil's Tavern ROUTE 22 Dancing Every Friday Night Compliments of Clark's Barher Shop Compliments of L. Levison 81 Sons Shoes and Clothing McDONALD, PA. Dorothy's for Beauty WAbash 6-281 8 MCDONALD, PA. NORGE This Is Your Year for Quality in NORGE REFRIGERATORS Allison Brothers HICKORY Phone, El..gin 6-226i Compliments of Motte,s Dairy Bar Compliments of Sergi's Barher Shop Kirk's Body Shop NOBLESTOWN ROAD Phone, OWen 3-7121 McElhaney,s Grocery VALLEY STREET Piazza's Beauty Salon ALL LINES OF BEAUTY WORK AT MODERATE PRICES 1 00 Clinton Avenue OAKDALE, PA. Phone, OWen 3-9460 Compliments of 9 Beatty s MIDWAY, PA. Compliments of .1 oe Harris 317 East Lincoln Avenue MCDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-2143 Compliments oi Lewis Grocery 81 Confectionery TUNIDALE RESTAURANT GULF - Amoco M, Mile Wea of Parkway - Route 22-30 OAKDALE, PA. Restaurant - BRowning 9-4149 Gulf - BRowning 6-9929 BIBER'S GARAGE Wheel Alignment and Balancing - Front End and Steering Service Baked Enamel Repainting - Body Work -- Welding Union Avenue Extension Phone, Owen 3-9421 OAKDALE.. PA. J. KERR McCARTY CO., INC. LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIEES Over 60 Years' Continuous Service Compliments of Carlier's Grocery Compliments of lVlcElhaney's Pennzoil Service Carroll's Appliance 81 TV 212 East Lincoln Avenue MCDONALD, PA. Sylvania ancl RCA Televisions Sales and Service Phone, WAbash 6-2 I 30 Compliments of Frank Krakosh Barber Shop Compliments of Hyman's Ideal lVlen's Shop McDONALD, PA. Levison's 5 Sr 10 MCDONALD and OAKDALE Compliments of Clayton's Hosiery Shop NIMAL'S Borden's lce Cream - Lunch Meats Dairy Products Sarah Street MCDONALD, PA. Community Meat Market Poultry - Fresh and Smoked Meats 102 South McDonald Street MeDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-6131 Compliments of Knorr's Bakery Compliments of McDonald Shoe Repair I 10 North McDonald Street lVlcDONALD. PA. IN SLOVAN IT'S C I N D R I C H ' S POR FOOD AND BEVERAGE Our Specially - Pizza Pie leunis 81 Hermes Tire Shop RECAPPING - RETREADING AUTO INSPECTION - REPAIRS Phone, PYramid 6-6343 It's COTT to Be Good ED PANIZZA, Distributor Phone, WAbash 6-2250 MCDONALD, PA. Western Auto Associate Store I34 South McDonald Street MCDONALD, PA. Compliments of KeIIerman's Grocery MEATS and GROCERIES Main Street R. D. 1, MeDONALD, PA. BEST WISHES from the WOMAN'S CLUB OF McDONALD MURPHY'S lVlcDONALD'S LEADING STORE. IO6 Lincoln Avenue CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF BIANCHI Sz CREA McDONALD, PA. Compliments of AMON HARDWARE C0. Compliments of Fini's Market Compliments of Mildred Snapp Dress Shopp McDONALD, PA. Compliments of .loe Lipman, .leweler Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova, Longine, and Witmauer Watches Phone, WAbash 6-2l I8 .I o h n B al o g NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO. Phone, WAbash 6-2484 Compliments of Sportsmen's Inn McDONALD, PA. Dee's Beauty Shoppe 404 West Lincoln Avenue McDONALD, PA. WAbash 6-2007 Campbell Radio 81 TV Auto Radios - Sales and Service I34 South McDonald Street MoDONALD, PA. WAbaeh 6-682l Salmon's Mobil Service East O'l'Iara Street MCDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-9965 We Give s at H Green Stamps McDONALD HARDWARE 81 PLUMBING John Gamonde, Proprietor Your Authorized Philco Dealer and Service l09 East Lincoln Avenue Phone, WAbash 6-2201 THE BOAK COMPANY Phones - Canonsburg, Sl-Ierwoocl Exchange Residence 5-2523 and 5-4523 Garage 5-9530 VENICE., PA. CIN DRICH'S PHOTO CENTER Wedding Formals - Candid Albums - Children and Adult Photographic Equipment I3 Main Street Phone, WHitney 7-5108 BURGETTSTOWN, PA. Pete, the Tailor Compliments of Pressing - Tailoring - Cleaning Hotel Sewell PETE FEDEROFF STURGEON, PA, East Lincoln Avenue McDONAL.D, PA. DUUBLE D RANCH Eat with Us, We Need Money F ine Food Around tho Clock Route I9 - Four Miles West of Washington, Po. Phone, SI-Ierwood 5-1613 GAITENS AGENCY INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE - NOTARY PUBLIC I03 South McDonald Street Phone, WAbash 6-2115 MASQUELIER,S Ford Sales and Service Compliments of Meade C. McKee, Sr. Compliments of Randour's Garage Compliments of The Fix-It Shop MCDONALD, PA. Compliments of McCartney Electric Co. GOOD LUCK TO THE '58 GRADUATING CLASS OF lVlcDONALD HIGH SCHOOL from the Dairy King AND EMPLOYEES Dr. Howard A. Kress OPTOMETRIST l I9 East Lincoln Avenue - McDonald, Pa Phone, WAbash 6-2228 Maryann Building - Burgettstown, Pa. Phone, WHitney 7-9l 60 John H. Roth IVIASONRY CONTRACTOR Phone, WAbash 6-2206 R. D. 3, MCDONALD, PA. Compliments of KIO'S BOVALINA PACKING CO., INC. BEEF - VEA1. - LAMB - PORK 9 Main Street Post Office Box 47 SLOVAN, PA. IDEAL CLEANERS 81 DYERS Quality Cleaning for Those Who Care IO4 South McDonald Street MCDONALD, PA. We Call For and Deliver - Phone, WAbash 6-645l Compliments of A FRIEND TOWARD'S GARAGE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 429 East Lincoln Avenue MCDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-495 I Madalynnzfs Beauty Shop 325 Third Street MCDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-2248 Paul Descutner GENERAL CONTRACTOR 213 Fifth Street McDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-2440 Oshurn's Drug Store C. C. Osburn 100 South McDonald Street IVleDONALD, PA. Cooper's Body Shop We Specialize in BODY AND CUSTOM WORK and Paint Jobs foe Cooper Primrose - Phone, WAbash 6-3186 CARL F. EILER PLUMBING and HEATING Phone, WAbash 6-643l Best Wishes for Success for the Entire Class of l958 DAIRYLAND RESTAURANT l07 East Lincoln Avenue McDONAI..D, PA. Fred Fini, Jr. Compliments of D E B R I S C A F E GREATER PITTSBURGH ROLLER RINK OLD ROUTE 22 and 30 DELFRATE PACKING COMPANY HDELMAR BRAND QUALITY MEATS Route I8 SLOVAN, PA. WHitney 7-9584 - WHitney 7-9585 - WHimey 7-9586 Say ll Wilh Flowers M. NOIR 81 SON NOBLESTOWN GREENHOUSES TED Nom, F Iorisl FUNERAL AND WEDDING DESIGNS A SPECIALTY PALM DECORATIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS POTTED PLANTS - CUT FLOWERS - CORSAC-ES We Wire Flowers Anywhere NOBLESTOWN. PA. Phone, OWen 3-9464 u Compliments of Refosco SI Pletersek YOUR AIVIOCO DEALER Bell's Market l27 East Lincoln Avenue Phone, WAbash 6-3721 Compliments of .l A C K WI S E Wise People Wear Wise Shoes Frank Imperatore Motor Co. F. Imperatore, Owner PLYMOUTH - DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS IOO Washington Street MCDONALD, PA. Compliments of Compliments of Shupe's Pharmacy The Rexall Drug Store R0gCl'S Funeral Home RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE In McDonald Over a Quarter Century Exclusive Dealer for Russell Stover Candies ,f if W f UVW DeCOLA'S 250 McDONALD RADIO CO. Carl Lohman, Prop. WAbash 6-5536 Compliments of F I D E L CLEANERS - TAILORS - SHIRT LAUNDRY Our Cleaning ls Moth- and Mildew-Proof ancl Odor Resistant l I7 South McDonald Street MCDONALD, PA. Plant - 3038 Washington Pike - Phone, CAnal I-8808 - Bridgeville, P Lel's Be Clothes Friends HOOK MANUFACTURING COMPANY EDWARD O. NADOLNY ART BAILEY PLUMBING and HEATING Water Heaters - Rheem and Ruud Water Pumps SENKO'S TAVERN Always Cood Iilusic DINNERS AND BEVERAGES Home of the Finest Fried .Chicken-in-the-Ruff ea Foods -- Shrimp - Fish -' Crabs - Meat Patties All Kinds of Sandwiches Noblestown Road McDONALD, PA. JOSEPH A. OLEJAR Distributor of DAN DEE POTATO CHIPS and PRETZELS Joi-iN PERKO, Salesman , . WW A WW A fflffi? MJ Kuhn, Newcomer, Valentour few l A' Regist dA hi My X55 5 K03Wj!w?! M5 7JDQffk.'U' W :wow h gr R d AJ Aff' KN fi sw W MSX UL P1T'1iSBURGH, PENNA I Eff? C? U fo' ff U1 Saga? Egiggiy if f wif A FRIEND is EQ ' N 3-ffif XE DIEGES 81 CLUST Manufacturing jewelers I7 JOHN STREET - NEW YORK 8, N.Y. RINGS - MEDALS - PINS - CHARMS TROPHIES KIMBERLAND DAIRY PASTEURIZED MILK R. 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