McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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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.

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0 Ho So Senior Class Ufficers LEFT TO RIGHT - Judith Randour, treasurer: Gloria Hennon, vice president Nona Stierheim, presidentg Ruth Ann Daniels, secretary.