McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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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.

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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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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.