McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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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

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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.

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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.