McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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ELBERT DAVIS Commercial Subjects Art f rgff 7 I III ...II I II. li Q . 'SSR ,yMSw R MR. JAMES CARRY Drivers, Education Football Coach MR EDWARD I-IEPE MR' ARTHUR HANNA Physical Education, Health, H1Sl0Ty Basketball Coach Q fi o GC? J s N G L I S N MISS SHIRLEY GILBERT English E 23 ' FACULTY E MR. EUGENE Jox Commercial Subjects ff? as MIss JANE K. KIRK English, Journalism fl - o 'A X G GXAP. We-V u LP' , VANA IN MKHARVEY I-EDERSTEIN MR. FRANK SCARCI MR. BENJAMIN STASKO Band Geography, Industrial Arts General Science Mechanical Drawing JN X7 MISS NANCY STEVENSON Chorus MR. WILLIAM ZOLLARS History Problems of Democracy ?O.Z2 N i J ACTIVITIES SENIOR PEP CLUB The Pep Club is composed of the entire student body. Its purpose is to arouse school spirit. Attending games, cheering at assemblies and holding meetings are among the many activities of the club. The members sold feathers, pom-pons, megaphones, and programs. They raised the money so that the club might meet its expenses. The Pep Club decorated the stage for the Varsity Ball and purchased the flowers for the queen and her attendants. Mrs. Campbell, as sponsor, Isabelle Robertson, president: Shirl Boynes, vice presi- dent: Beverly Cameron, secretaryg and Marion Thomassy, treasurer, have worked dili- gently to see that the purpose of the club has been carried out. JUNIOR PEP CLUB The '59 cheerleaders, dressed in traditional red and white, ustrutted their stuff during foot- ball and basketball seasons and at pep assemblies. Their vigor and enthusiam have helped to keep high the loyalty and school spirit which are traditions of McDonald High School. Under the leadership of head cheerleader, Isabelle Robertson, the girls practiced diligently, learning new cheers and perfecting their routines. Mrs. Campbell, their capable sponsor, has in- spired the girls to do their best. PEP CLUB UFFICERS SEATED lleft to right? - Isabelle Robertson, Mrs. Campbell, and Shirl Boynes. STANDING - Beverly Cameron and Marion Thomassy. CHEERLEADERS KNEELING - Isabelle Robertson, head cheerleader. STANDING Cleft to rightl - Ann Carole Hospodar, Sandra Montgomery, Patricia Latini, Karen Cook, Judith Albertini, Edythe Jozwiakowski. FIRST ROW tleft to right! - Ann Carole Hospodar, Beverly Cameron, Dorothy McDowell. SECOND ROW Dennis Cooper, Meade McKee, Robert Lynch, Pauline Eiler, Marianne Siry, Elizabeth Siry. THIRD ROW Mr. Anestis, Jean Gaitens, Janet Heron, Judith Nadolny, Dale Miller, Carole Montgomery, Carol Eiler, Karen Purdy. FOURTH ROW - Cynthia Hookey, Mary Beth Hampson, Helen Marie Fini, Edythe Jozwiakowski William Tornabene. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers Club of America, spon- sored by Nlr. Anestis, helps to prepare its mem- bers for their future professional life. Through the club the 20 members have the opportunity to do substitute teaching and to become familiar with the duties of a teacher. ln order to be a member of the club, a B average must be maintained. The officers of the club are Helen Marie Fini, president: Cynthia Hockey, secretary: Edythe Joz- wiakowski, vice presidentg William Tornabene, treasurerg and Mary Beth Hampson, historian. The projects of the F.T.A. through the year include informal talks given by former members who are now attending college, a trip to the Pittsburgh School of the Blind, a visit to WQED, and a dance. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America had a very successful year. Under the leadership of Miss Ammons, head of the Home Economics Depart- ment, the club engaged in numerous activities. The installation of officers was held early in the fall. The officers are Patty Hart, president: Sally Sawhill, vice president: Cynthia Hookey, secretary: Marianne Siry, treasurer: Virginia Gil- bert, historiang and Sandra Hoffman, degree chair- man. The club raised money by selling candy at the home basketball games. The most important activity of F.H.A. is the annual Mother and Daughter banquet. This event is held each year in the spring. At this time, the daughters honor their mothers. F.H.A. closed the school year with a picnic held at a nearby park. FIRST ROW tleft to rightl - Miss Ammons, Cynthia Hookey, Marianne Siry, Virginia Gilbert, Patricia Hart, Sally Sawhill, Sandra Hoffman, Elizabeth Siry, Helen Marie Fini. SECOND ROW - Mary Catherine Descutner, Barbara Cousins, Dona Rettinger, Patricia Openbrier, Ruth Ann Little, Ann Lamb, Frances Zom- beck, Dorothy Harris. THIRD ROW - Linda Kendall, Carol Eiler, Jo Anne Rosecrans, Judith Albertini, Joyce Lemon, Sally Hoffman, Sandra Crowe, Dorothy McDowell. FOURTH ROW - Janet Heron, Anne Carole Hos- podar, Beverly Cameron, Edythe Jozwiakowski, Mary Ellen Senovich, Anna Marie Sansone, Mary Zirwas, Marion Thomassy, Patricia Sappie, Sandra Almady. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club had a very successful and busy year. Like many of the clubs of McDonald High School, the Latins raised money for field trips and banquets. To accomplish this, the club sold stationery and sponsored a dance. The club went to the Buhl Planetarium to vis- it the Latin Exhibit in which some of the mem- bers had entered an exhibit. They saw a show on the stars in the days of glorious Rome. The annual Saturnalia, which is a Roman banquet carried out in Roman fashion, was held late in December. The menu is entirely Roman with cheese, olives, bread, and honey. At this time, the new members were welcomed into the club. This year, the Latins had a mascot. The familiar gentleman is Mucius Scaevola who was a distinguished Roman. Mrs. Campbell is the sponsor and the officers are James Valentour, president: Thomas Strimel, vice president: Janet Heron, secretary: Isabelle Robertson, treasurer: and Betty Siry, reporter. FIRST ROW ileft to rightb - Thomas Strimel, James Valentour. SECOND ROW - Helen Marie Fini, Eliza beth Siry, Marianne Siry, Joyce Daout, Isabelle Robertson, Janet Heron. THIRD ROW - Carol Eiler, Chal lotte Markovich, Robert Lynch, Richard Gaillard, Beverly Cameron, John Harris, James Donaldson. FOURTH ROW - Joseph Suplit, Mrs. Campbell. The Pan-American Club, sponsored by Mrs. Rosana Campbell, is one of the most colorful or- ganizations in lVl.H.S. This club does many things to brighten up the school, both in atmosphere and in color. Through the club, the members are made familiar with the language and customs of the Latin American people. The club meetings are held the first and third Mondays of each month. The club members had an interesting initia- tion of the first year students when the first year students were compelled to dress as Spaniards. This year's many activities included singing Spanish Christmas carols through the halls. the PAN-AMERICAN CLUB breaking of a pinata at the Christmas party, and a merienda. Another important activity of the club is the writing of letters to high school students in the Latin American countries. This enables the club members to more fully understand the attitudes and customs of their south-of-the-border neighbors. The club also sponsored a very successful dance. One of the most outstanding events of the year was the field trip to Pittsburgh to see jose Greco, famous Spanish dancer, and his troupe. Officers of the club were Dennis Cooper, president: Robert Glass, vice president: Jane Hugh- ey, secretary: Marion Thomassy, treasurer: and Barbara Allison, reporter. SEATED Qleft to right! - Carol Smith, Virginia Gilbert, Joyce Lemon, Anna Marie Sansone, Ruth Gardiner STANDING - Sally Sawhill, Rachel Gilbert, Susan Randour, Jane Hughey, Charlotte Markovich, Ada Coop er, Ann Carole Hospoclar, Dorothy McDowell, Fayth Fereday, Joyce Daout, Joyce Altieri, Marlene Nea. LIBRARIANS We at lVl.H.S. were fortunate this year in having a very capable Librarians Club to keep our books in neat and correct order. Witlm Mrs. Campbell as their sponsor, the girls gave their free periods to serve the students and help them in a wise choice of reading material. The librarians this year were Sally Sawhill, Rachel Gilbert, Susan Ranclour, Jane Hughey, Charlotte Markovich, Ada Ann Cooper, Ann Carole Hospodar, Dorothy McDowell, Fayth F ere- day, Joyce Daout, Joyce Altieri, Marlene Nea, Ruth Gardiner, Anna Marie Sansone, Joyce Lem- on, Virginia Gilbert, Carol Smith. KNEELING tleft to rightl - Elizabeth Siry, Marianne Siry. STANDING - Sally Jo Sawhill, Helen Marie Fini, Mary Beth Hampson, Lana Murdock, Pauline Eilcr, Karen Purdy. MAJORETTES KNEELING tlcft to righti - Jo Anne Rosecrans, Dona Rettinger, Jean Gaitens. STANDING - Janice Denny, Carole lvlontgomery, Fern Smith, Patricia Capitani, Carol Eiler. INST lt0XV - llvft to right! - lilizuln-Ili Siry, Helen Maris- lfini. l':inlinv Filer, M:-rv lit-th Hzxnipson, l.:in:i Murdock lizirvn Purity. Sully Faiwhill. Mziriaunw Siry. Sl-ICUND ROXY -- Mr, lmnlvrsfn-iii. Charles Hngln-y. .Indy Mulligan, Putty Open lrrivr. .lzunvs Ulnrk, l':inI l.v4l0rstvin. l?ohvrl lmninn. Ruyniunrl lfnlnicr. Snmlrn I.enle-rsteln, liluino Ualrtvr. Riclmrml Moreau 'lllltll HUNV -- ln-lmrnli ltngurs, Delilah 'l'orn:ih0nv. Marlene .li:1nnino. l ruin'es Pele. Elizuhetli Meade. In-nnis Franklin 'nrolyn Hope. Grout hytlv, l'nlr-is-in Yulin. August ll0l'llI'0. l'0l'lt'l'll ROXX' - ltivlizxrnl Monte. .lane lflugliey, Mairilou John Quin, Ppggy M4-Dnwt-ll. lhninu Malsquvlior, .lzunes lflerun. l'ziul Clark, .lunot Heron, Mary l'nnn-ron. Charles Niinal, Jalnos l'ix'm':ir. Fll-'Tll IRUXV - Ross Sigh-y. David Plelinvlis, Myron St-liwnlv. lfhlwurrl Nairlolny. ltulu-rt llvrnlinrt, Martin Sehottvn lioinwr, ltolwrt l.ziniIv, 'l'orr5' lluldvr. .lolin llumlo. ltolwrl Glass, lit-vorly Putin-l'oli, Sainiucl llunnon. Mlvkuy Golveof AND Nlarching with the band were the high-step- ping, colorful majorettes. For the first time this year there were eight reserves to assist the eight regulars. Frequent summer practices paid off in the finished performances of the following fall. The band. under the direction of Mr. Harvey Lederstein, had a very successful year. Marching at football games and going through the intricate formations worked out by Mr. Leder- stein were the main activities of the fall season. Other activities included marching in the Emanci- pation Day parade and the l-lallowe'en parade. A well-received concert was given at Christ- mas time. Following the concert, the band had a party for the members of the audience. The band won the first round of the Forensic Contest by elimination and advanced to the district contest. b Contrast in Sound was the theme of the an- nual spring concert presented on April I 7. Officers elected early in the year included David Pletincks, president: Robert Lamb, vice presidentg Robert Glass, secretary-treasurer: Bever- ly Cameron and Ross Sigley, librarians: Dominic Goheo and James Heron, managers. FIRST RUXV tleft to riz.:'htt - Karen Palos, Peggy Mcllnwell. Pzttrioizi Oponlvrler, Sully Fnwhill, Marianne Slry. Carole Qniith. .lnvvo l'rnll, David Plotincks. l'linrl0s l.ien:lrd. Mary lieth Hznnpson. .lunot Heron, Annu Marie Sansone. liurtmrn Hinsins, .le-:nn Guin-ns, llolen it nrie Finl, Elizabeth Siry. SECOND ROXV - Dorothy McDowell, Dona Rettintrer. Joyce bee. lnun ltnsovrnns. Carole Bl0l1lfI0ll'l0l'Y. llailo Miller, Ross Slgrloy. Fnrtlun XVebl1, Fnrol Eiler, Putrlvial Capitanl. .lonnn 'l'urne1'. 'unstzmcv llonwicli, Carol Alt-Clnin. l.indu Kendall, Virginian tfillw-rl. 'l'lllHD ROM' - Beverly Cameron. Patricia Hart, Xlnry Ualtlierine ljPSt'lllllt'l', l'nlri1-in Supple. Kathleen SIlll2ll'lNVSkl. Rt-pris Smith. Rnnuld Liebert. Robert llernlmrt, June Hughoy. Pauline liiler, llurlmrn Allison, Mnrilyn Hinds, l40l'OlKll Tyler. .lnyre llnnut. F0l'R'l'H ROW' - Knthy Campbell, luclllh N:1sloln5'. Marion 'l'limn:lssy. Ssunlrn Monlgmm-l'5'. litlythe .luzwi:xkowski, A exule Mvliee, Nvllllkllll Hyser, Robert Lamb, .nnu Mnvcluoli. Dianne Guutlover, l,llll'li'lll l.utini, Ann Carrol lluspodnr, Uynlhlu Hool-toy, Mnry Buheaux. CHOR S The chorus, under the direction of Miss Nan- a musical program for the Woman's Club at the cy Stevenson, concentrated on two major perform- December meeting. The chorus also sang at Bac- ances - a Christmas Cantata and a Spring calaureate and Commencement. Concert. Sixteen members of the chorus furnished County Chorus County Band tLeft to rightl - David Pletincks, Carole Mont- tLeft to right! - Robert Lamb, Richard Meute, Ro- gomery, Mary Beth Hampson, Robert Bernhart. bert Glass. ENGINEERS CLUB The E.ngineer's Club this year upheld its new constitution by insisting upon high academic stand- ards for all members, Those who dropped below a B in more than one subject at the close of each six-week period were placed on probation. If the record did not improve by the close of the following report period, membership in the club was terminated. An effort was made to give some training in the social graces and to broaden experiences for the members. An evening of relaxation was enjoyed when a trip was made to Carnegie Music Hall to hear a concert by the world famous guitarist, An- dres Segovia. Other Held trips included a visit ta the Buhl Planetarium to witness the engineering and mathematics displays of the school science fair, and the annual trip to the University of Pittsburgh Engineering Open I-louse. For the school open house displays the boys divided into committees. From the work of these groups, nine very colorful projects were constructed and displayed for viewing, each representing a phase of engineering. The group leaders rated their mem- bers according to initiative, co-operation and quality of work. Members of the Executive Council for the year were: Robert Bastide, president: Robert Lamb, vice president: David Pletincks, secretary: Gary Augustine, treasurer: James Valentour, Wil- liam Tornabene, and Robert Glass, class representa- tives. FIRST ROW Qleft to right? - Mr. Stasko, Earl Hampson, Robert Lynch, Richard Meute, David Pletincks, Rob- ert Lamb, Robert Bastide, Gary Augustine, James Valentour, Robert Glass, Miss Campbell. SECOND ROW - Dale Miller, James Boocks, John Goode, Dwight Henderson, Bernard Kalisz, Charles Lienard, Charles Myers, Meade McKee, Samuel Hennon, Ross Sigley. THIRD ROW - James Donaldson, Terry Holder, Joseph Baier, Lee Bugay, William Hyser, Robert Bernhart, Victor Mazzocco, Martin Schottenheimer, Edward Nadolny, Regis Smith. FOURTH ROW - Joseph Suplit, Louis Rocher, William Tornabene, Dennis Cooper, John Harris, Rich- ard Gaillard, Charles Lacey, James Heron, Robert Farrell. FIRST ROW - Mary Beth Hampson, Ross Sigley, David Pletincks, Isabelle Robertson, Marianne Siry. SEC- OND ROW - Shirl Boynes, Judith Nadolny, Joyce Lee, Joan Rosecrans. THIRD ROW - Helen Marie Fini, Joyce Daout, Jean Gaitens, FOURTH ROW - Carole Montgomery, Elizabeth Siry. FIFTH ROW - Gary Augustine. Charles Lienard, Virginia Gilbert. SIXTH ROW - Ronald Liebert, Myron Schwab, Joseph Al- mady, William Hyser. SEVENTH ROW - Robert Stone, Robert Bastide, Thomas Strimel, Meade McKee. CHRONICLE Whicl1 column do l have? Who has club news this time? Now remember everything must be in and typed ready to go down to the 'Record- Outlook' Wednesday after school. William I-lyser, and his assistants, Meade McKee and Thomas Strimel. The other staffs included the editorial, whose members, in addition to the editor and assistant These were familiar questions and comments heard by the Chronicle staff, which is also known as the Journalism class. Somehow the editor, David Pletincks, who was ably assisted by Mary Beth Hampson and Ross Sigley, always managed to see that enough material was written, typed and sent down to the Record-Outlook on time. Publishing the Chronicle gave the staff ex- perience in composition, sharpened its contacts with the public, and its business ability. In spite of all the financial headaches, the bills have all been paid, thanks to the advertising staff, headed by editors were: Elizabeth Siry. Marianne Siry, and Helen Marie Finig circulation, headed by Shirl jean Boynes, assisted by Virginia Gilbert: business, headed by Gary Augustine, assisted by Carole Montgomery and Joseph Almady: art, headed by Robert Stone. assisted by Myron Schwab: Girls' sports, Joyce Lee: and boys' sports, Robert Bastide. The Chronicle staff would like to extend a sincere thank-you to the businessmen of McDonald and surrounding communities for their co-operation and patronage, for without their help the '59 Chronicle would not have been possible. FIRST ROW Qleft t.o righth - Miss Kirk, Elizabeth Siry, Marianne Siry, Ross Sigley, David Pletincks, Janet Heron, Helen Marie Fini. SECOND ROW - Mary Catherine Descutner, Virginia Gilbert, Joyce Lee, Barbara Cousins, Sally Sawhill, Patty Hart. THIRD ROW - Carole Montgomery, Jean Gaitens, Betty Bridges, Anna Marie Sansone, Joyce Daout. FOURTH ROW - Jo Anne Rosecrans, Karen Coles, Elaine Lesko, Janice Denny. FIFTH ROW - Shirl Boynes, Isabelle Robertson, Nancy Hampson, Judith Nadolny, Mary Beth Hampson. SIXTH ROW - Dale Miller, Raymond Miller, Victor Mazzocco, William Hyser, Charles Lienard, Myron Schwab. SEVENTH ROW - Regis Smith, Ronald Liebert, Robert Stone, Robert Lamb, Gordon Webb, Reed Pratt. EIGHTH ROW - James Valentour, Gary Augustine, Joseph Almady, Robert Bastide, Meade McKee, Robert Bernhart, John Tyler, Thomas Strimel. LAUREL The Laurel this year, as every other, was the product of hard work and the co-operation of all the committees: but unlike other years, its 1959 creators had a special assignment. Since the 1959 Laurel would be the last, it had to be a Laurel that could bring the old halls of lVl.H.S. to life again simply by turning its pages. The editorial staff, with David Pletincks as editor, was responsible for all the cutting, mailing, pasting, writing, and in general the composition of the book. The advertising staff, Ending its job much more difficult than in the past, solicited ads which was a major project for raising funds. The art staff did the sketches seen through- out the book. The business staff took the lead in raising money and soliciting subscriptions. The circulation staff distributed the finished Laurels. The sports staff compiled the statistics and other information concerning sports. The graduating class would sincerely like to thank the advertisers and patrons for their contri- butions toward making the I959 Laurel a success, and last but by no means least, we would like to thank Miss Kirk for her patience and time. The Kem Klub, which was not organized until the second semester, chose for its officers James Valentour, president: Victor Mazzocco, vice president: and Janet Heron, secretary-treasurer. Meetings were held every two weeks during the class period. At many of the meetings, chemical KEM KLUB experiments were performed by members of the club. Incidentally all the experiments were successful with the help of Mr. Blockowicz. the club's sponsor. Among club activities were a Held trip to Buhl Planetarium and a record hop ending a short but successful club year. FIRST ROW Cleft to right! - Robert Bernhart, Joyce Daout. SECOND ROW - Gary Augustine, Helen Marie Fini, John Carroll, Jean Gaitens, Janet Heron. THIRD ROW - Carole Montgomery, Dale Miller, Judith Na- dolny, Victor Mazzocco. FOURTH ROW - Isabelle Robertson, Reed Pratt, Marianne Siry, Regis Smith. FIFTH ROW - Robert Lamb, John Brenkus, James Valentour, Gordon Webb. SIXTH ROW - John Tyler, Charles Lienard, David Pletincks, Mr. Blockowicz. I SPORTS SEATED Cleft to rightl - Mr. Louis E. Thomassy, Mr. Earl Cameron, Jr., Mr. Benjamin Stasko, Mr. Edward Hepe. STANDING - M1. James C. Dunn, Martin Schottenheimer, Meade McKee, William Tornabene, Mr. Guy Tornabene. UNPICTURED -- Mr. James Garry. ATHLETIC COUNCIL The McDonald High School Athletic Coun- cil concluded its final year of rendering services at McDonald High School. The council was respon- sible for the advertising of games, providing tickets for the game, buying athletic equipment, sponsoring sports banquets, and providing transportation for away games. The membership of the organization is com- prised of faculty, school board, and senior high representatives. The officers of the organization are Mr. Earl Cameron, Jr., president: Mr. Louis Thomassy, vice president: and lVlr. Benjamin Sta- sko, secretary-treasurer. The faculty members are Mr. Edward Hepe and Mr. James C-arry. Student representatives are Meade McKee, senior: William Tornabene, junior: and Martin Schottenheimer, sophomore. The Council also held an all-sports banquet this year and bought basketball equipment, presented awards at the Awards Assembly and provided for the care of the football equipment. The goal of the Lettermen's Club has always been to promote a high standard of sportsmanship and to have good relations with opponents in all athletic events. Composed of boys who take part in sports activities at lVl.l'l.S., this organization is a contri- buting factor in the successful athletic program of the school. Isabelle Robertson, this year's Varsity Ball Queen, was chosen by the Lettermen's Club. The LETTERMEN'S CLUB Club worked hard in decorating for the dance and in contributing to its success. 5 Dale Miller was chosen as the I959 athlete of the year. This is another decision made by the club. The coaches, lVlr. Garry and Mr. I-lepe, and the members of the club have worked hard for another year so that the club could maintain its chief goal, that of sportsmanship. FIRST ROW Cleft to right! - James Donaldson, Terry Holder, Reed Pratt, Charles Lienard, Dale Miller, Wil- liam Brown, Duane Galloway, David McCarty, Gary Mazzocco, Paul Geisler, Mr. Hepe. SECOND ROW - Joseph Zombeck, Ross Sigley, Joseph Baier, Raymond Miller, James Lee, Richard Gaillard, Gordon Webb, William Nagy, William Sember. THIRD ROW - David Pletincks, Dwight Henderson, Edward Iglar, Allan Thomassy, Victor Mazzocco, William Tornabene, Dennis Cooper, Regis Smith, Boyce Brackman. FOURTH ROW - Edward Nadolny, Martin Schottenheimer, Joseph Almady, William Hyser, Robert Bernhart, Meade McKee, Robert Bastide, John Tyler, Lee Bugay. FOOTBALL SQUAD The McDonald Red Devils ended their I959 season. and the last one for lVlcDonaIcI High, with three wins. four losses and one tie. Mr. Garry was the head coach with Mr. Hepe as his assistant. The tie was a 0-0 deadlock with Hickory. The score doesn't tell half the facts of the game because the Devils played good ball but couIcIn't capitalize. There were ten seniors on the squad which had what might be called a fairly successful season. Season's Record MCDONALD OPPONENTS 0 ............. .... S outh Fayette .................... I3 6 ..... ..... C ecil ...... ..... 2 7 I8 ...... ..... lVl idway ...... .. 0 I9 ..... .... S . S. Beaver ..... .. 0 I2 ..... ...... B rentwoocl .... .... I 3 0 ..... Avella .... .... . 2I 0 ..... ...... H ickory ...... .. 0 I 2 ..... .... C Iaysville .... .. 7 FIRST ROW ileft to right! - Dale Miller, Richard Gaillard, David McCarty, Reed Pratt, Joseph Zombeck Gary Mazzocco, James Donaldson. SECOND ROW - Regis Smith, Allan Thomassy, Joseph Baier, Martin Schottenheimer, Joseph Almady, William Hyser, Robert Bernhart, Victor Mazzocco, William Tornabene THIRD ROW - Boyce Brackman, James Lee, John Tyler, Meade McKee, John Harris, Edward Nadolny, Gor don Webb, Dennis Cooper. WILLIAM TORNABENE Cjuniorj -- Washington- COACHES tLeft to rightb - Mr. Edward Hepe and Mr. James Garry. Special Honors Greene County Conference First Team. JOSEPH ALMADY fSeniorD - Washington- Greene County Conference Second Team. WILLIAM I-IYSER fSeniorJ - Washington-Greene County Conference Second Team. DENNIS COOPER Uuniorl - Washington-Greene County Conference Second Team. REGIS SMITH fSeniorl - Washington-Greene County Conference Honorable Mention. RICHARD GAILLARD Uuniorl - Washington- Greene County Conference Honorable Men- tion. SENIORS - Joseph Almadyx Robert Bernhartm William Hyserx Victor Mazzoccox Meade McKeeA' Dale Millers Reed Prattx Regis Smitha john Tylerx Cordon Webb? FRESHMEN - James Lee David McCarty Richard Hallam Players JUNIORS - Dennis Coopers Richard Gaillarcla' John Harris Allan Thomassyx William Tornabenea Joseph Zombeclca' SOPHOMORES - joseph Baierx Boyce Braclcmana' James Donaldson Gary Mazzocco Edward Nadolny Martin Schottenheimera' A' Lellcrmen Individual Records SCORING TD Ex. Pts. Total Baier ...... 3 I I 9 Miller .... ...... 3 0 I 8 Smith ....... ...... 2 0 I 2 Almady ....... ...... 2 0 I 2 Brackman ..... ...... I 0 6 Total 67 A RUSHING Tries Toi. Yds. Avg. Baier ..... ...... 2 9 225 7. 75 Pratt ........ ...... I 7 7 Brackman .... ...... 2 5 I 25 6.08 Almady ........ ..... 6 3 250 3.96 Smith ............ ...... 7 5 289 3.85 Thomassy ....... ..... 6 I 4 2.33 Miller .......... ...... 2 6 48 I .84 SENIOR PLAYERS Y tLeft to rightl - Let's go, Regeg Getting ready for another cheer: Our faithful managers. ' Handing off, Da1e'?3 Getting ready for a tackle, Rege'?g Our faithful cheering section. Pl Our little but dependable scorekeepersg Wl1ere's the ball? l' Indicates new line. Left to right - Charles Lienard, Raymond Miller, Duane Galloway, William Brown, Richard Cook, David Pletincks, Dwight Henderson. One of the hardest working and least ap- preciated groups of boys in any high school is a group of boys better known as managers. It is the duty of the managers to take care of all sports equipment, line the field for home foot- ball games, keep sports statistics and be prepared with the first aid kit. MANAGERS The managers, who work long and hard dur- ing the football and basketball season, are also the object of practical jokes. They take all of the joy when the players are feeling in high spirits and are the center of abuse when the players are feeling low. These boys, who have a thankless job, deserve a lot of credit. tLeft to right? - Marianne Siry, Edythe Jozwiakowski, Judith Albertini, Marion Thomassy, Karen Cook Mary Beth Hampson, Sandra Montgomery, Regis Smith, Isabelle Robertson, the queen, Meade McKee, Janet Heron, Ann Carol Hospodar, Beverly Cameron, Sally Sawhill, Shirl Boynes, Elizabeth Siry, Patricia Latini Helen Marie Fini, Thomas Campbell, Red Devil , Nancy Cameron, crownbearer. VARSITY BALL At the sound of marching feet and the ap- pearance of the red and white uniformed honor guard, the 1959 Varsity Ball honoring all sports was under way. This year's ball, the last of its kind, was traditional in its red and white decorations, pretty girls, and regal queen. Fifteen girls in pastel ball gowns graced the queen's court along with the spirit of IVI.H.S., the Red Devil, who was Tommy Campbell, and Nan- cy Cameron carrying the crown, the symbol of royalty. The queen elect, Isabelle Robertson, was es- corted to the throne by honorary co-captain Regis Smith. Meade McKee, also elected honorary co- captain, crowned Isabelle, and for the rest of the evening she reigned as queen of lVI.I-I.S. The beautiful decorations, heavenly music, clicking of cameras, parents' approval and the mer- riment of the ball all combined to make it a mem- orable occasion. VARSITY FIRST ROW lleft to rightb - Dale Miller, Dennis Cooper, William Tornabene, Richard Gaillard, Regis Smith, Louis Rocher. SECOND ROW - Mr. Hepe, Edward lglar, William Hyser, Meade McKee, Lee Bugay, Robert Bastide, Dwight Henderson. JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW tleft to right? - Terry Holder, Dewayne Longstreth, Joseph Brackman, Samuel Hennon, Charles Myers, Louis Rocher, William Brown. SECOND ROW - Mr. Hepe, Joseph Baier, William Tornabene, Richard Hallam, Lee Bugay. Martin Schottenheimer, Dennis Cooper, Richard Gaillard. Non-League Record McDonald 76 McDonald 64 McDonald 76 IVlcDonaId 67 McDonald 59 McDonald 59 McDonald 68 McDonald 52 West Allegheny 45 California 56 Brentwood 58 Cecil 52 Canonsburg 58 Hopewell 54 Edgewood 65 Sharpsburg 673 W.P.l.A.L. Record McDonald 72 McDonald 89 McDonald I 02 McDonald I 02 McDonald 85 McDonald 5 I McDonald 89 McDonald 92 McDonald 76 McDonald I 2 I McDonald 84 McDonald 96 McDonald 76 McDonald 74 W.P.I.A.L. McDonald 68 McDonald 4 7 IVlcDonaId 63 AveIIa 59 S. S. Beaver 48 West Alexander 42 Claysville 55 Midway 6I Hickory 29 East Washington 53 Avella 47 S. S. Beaver 59 West Alexander 55 Claysville 5I Midway 55 Hickory 57 East Washington 35 CLASS B PLAYOFFS Ellsworth 6l Sharpsburg 4533 Avonworth 77 Total McDonald I,908 - Opponents I,344 'FDonates Sharpsburg Tournament 'W Sudden Death Individual Scoring Records Player McKee .. Smith .... Bastide .. Miller Hyser Iglar ..... Henderson Rocher .. Bugay .... Cooper . Tornabene Caillard .. Team ..... Opponents FC FT FTM Pls. 257 239 I50 664 I I5 89 I I0 5I I02 79 7I I04 57 74 I5 9 8 3 .... .. 7 7 5 6 4 4 I 0 ....... 752 665 ..........538 585 49 279 4I 26I 53 257 46 I88 52 I66 4 34 2 I8 3 I7 3 I3 I 9 0 2 Avg. 26.6 I I.2 I0.4 10.3 7.5 6.6 2.0 2.3 2.5 l.9 2.3 2.0 404 I908 76.3 268 I344 53.8 SENIOR PLAYERS Dale Miller Regis Smith Meade McKee William Hyser Robert Bastide KNEELING Lleft to right? - Bernard Kalisz, William Hyser, Charles Lienard, Dale Miller, Ross Sigley, Wil- liam Nagy. STANDING - Richard Gaillard, William Tornabene, Victor Mazzocco, Joseph Almady, Allan Thomassy, John Goode, Dennis Cooper, Mr. Hepe. TRACK SENIOR TRACK MEMBERS FIRST ROW ileft to right? - Dale Miller, Ross Sig- ley, Charles Lienard. SECOND ROW - William Hyser, Victor Mazzocco, Joseph Almady. FRESHMAN and SOPHOMORE G.A.A. FIRST ROW ileft to right? - Miss Dawson, Sally Miller, Cheryl Skinder, Frances Pelc, Lana Ringle, Marlene Jiannino, Linda Lescallette, Jo Ann Campbell, Marlene Nea, Judy Mulligan, Connie Pletincks. SECOND ROW - Ruth Gardiner, Elizabeth Meade, Greta Lytle, Mary Cameron, Mary Lou Johnston, Elaine Carter, Faye Davidson, Sharon Baronio, Deborah Rogers. THIRD ROW - Karen Cook, Janet Chiff, Mary Jane Irwin, Sandra Almady, Rachel Gilbert, Marilyn Hinds, Patty Sappie, Patty Openbrier, Sandra Hoffman, Sandra Crowe, Sally Hoffman. FOURTH ROW - Peggy McDowell, Sylvia Frizzie, Frances Zombeck, Dorothy Harris, Ruth Ann Little, Wilma Allinder, Dona Rettinger, Kathleen Smiarowski, Marion Thomassy, Barbara Allison. JUNIOR G.A.A. FIRST ROW Cleft to right3 - Miss Dawson, Ada Cooper, Charlotte Markovich, Sandra Montgomery, Edythe Jozwiakowski, Cynthia Hookey, Susan Randour, Judith Albertini, Jo Ann Turner. SECOND ROW - Virginia Zirwas, Janet Kunkle, Mary Ellen Senovich, Joyce Pratt, Dorothy McDowell, Ann Carol Hospodar, Beverly Cameron. THIRD ROW - Joyce Lemon, Patty Capitani, Patty Latini, Diane Goodover, Fern Smith, Carol Eiler. FIRST ROW ileft to rightl - Miss Dawson, Anna Marie Sansone, Jean Gaitens, Shirl Boynes, Mary Catherine Descutner, Marianne Siry, JoAnne Rosecrans, Isabelle Robertson. SECOND ROW - Janice Denny, Carole Montgomery, Virginia Gilbert, Patricia Hart, Elaine Lesko, Barbara Cousins, Mary Beth Hampson, Judith Nadolny. THIRD ROW - Karen Coles, Elizabeth Siry, Helen Marie Fini, Janet Heron, Joyce Lee, Nancy Hampson, Sally Sawhill. SENIOR G.A.A. ln keeping with the Space Age, the girls rock- eted off their C-.A.A. basketball with the Planet Players Tournament. There were ten teams participating. The cap- tains were Seniors - Shirl Jean Boynes, Barbara Jean Cousins, Nancy Hampson, Mary Beth Hamp- son, Judith Nadolny, Sally Joan Sawhill, Joyce Lee, Elizabeth Siry, Marianne Siry, and, last but not least, Isabelle Robertson. The team that stayed in orbit or won the tournament was the Neptunes, captained by Nancy Hampson. A second tournament was called the Pinnies Parade. There were eight teams, consisting of two teams from each class. The captains were: seniors, Nancy Hampson and Joyce Lee: juniors, Ann Carole Hospodar and Fern Smith: sophomores, Marion Thomassy and Karen Cook: and fresh- men, Linda Lescallette and Connie Pletincks. Officers for l958-l959 were: Shirl Jean Boynes, president: Edythe Jozwiakowski, vice pres- ident: Barbara Cousins, secretary: Marion Thom- assy, treasurerg and Judith Albertini as reporter. Referees were Joyce Lee, Shirl Jean Boynes. Mary Beth l-lampson, Jo Ann Turner, Patricia Capitani, and Janey Masquelier. Time and scorekeepers included Patricia Hart, Virginia Gilbert, Janet Heron, Carole Mont- gomery, Anna Marie Sansone, Beverly Cameron, and Dorothy Harris. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - 1959 Dale Miller is the 1959 winner of the Most Valuable Player award given an- nually by the Lettermen's Club. Dale, who is vice president of the senior class, has earned two letters in football, basketball, and track. In basketball he was a member of three teams that went into the finals of the W.P.l.A.L. championship playoffs. He was chosen for this honor not only because he is an outstanding athlete but also because he measures up to the high standards of character, scholarship, leadership, and sportsmanship set by those who have represented McDonald High School in former years. Dale is a worthy recipient of this honor, the last to be presented to an athlete of McDonald High School. CURRICULUM SEVENTH CR DE FIRST ROXV - Robert Mt-Dowoll. Allmrt Zomlvvt-k. Jann-s Strain. Xl'illiam Vook. Sharon McGalllv. Sheila Hicks. Rolwrla Grant. t'onnio Masquolior, Nant-y Hope, Je-an Faingnavrt. SEUOND ROW - Mary Ellen Hospotlar. Audroy Irwin. Voter Doivhlor. Shirley Cvrvzo. l.aloni 1-lavc-lka. Helen Riley, Barbara Cameron, Linda lioiilwtly. .lanivo Uanwron, Ronnie llonnou. THIRD RONV - Mark Fenwick, John Racu, Mary Nasqtwliolx Judy XVilliamsnn, Carole Piazza. Michele Kielman. Diane St'hn0itlel'. Mary llalioss, Judy Rorovivh. FOURTH ROXV - Edward llraxton, Frank Danjou, Diana Lesjak. Thelma Hoffman. Mary Lou Uraft. Nancy Hart, Sihyl Masquelier. FIFTH ROXY - Adollno Fini, llintla XVaz, Marilyn Svihlu, Arlt-tto Morlruy. SIXTH ROKR' -- Kayt' Vl'hile. llruvo Hoocks. Martha Zolnherk, Carol Rich. Susan Rivh. llurlmra Miller. SlCVEN'l'H ROXV - Garry GofTart. Vl'illiam Millor. EIGHTH ROXV - Sherry Ragland, .lack Ile-st-utnor, llarry l:l'llt'klll2l'II. Rolwrt DoYos, Charles Nimal, Rayinoml Fulmur, Nelson Gardiner, NlN'l'l-I ROXV - Charles llnglivy, lfre-tl Evans. Gvorgo Hail:-y. llaniol Piorrartl. lmonartl ll asqut-lior, Daniel Hallam, 'PENTH ROXV - Andrew Braxton. Ronald lh-own, lk-nnis Piazza. Jann-s Mt-Dowt-ll. Rim-hard lm- vitlson, Xlfilliam XVoir, Paul McGarvc3', John Vlfirtz, FIRST RONX' tloft to right5 - Mr. Plato Anestis, James Clark. John Haier, Pat Morgan, Mivhael Nagy, lionna Longstreth, Louise Mosley. Paul Lcdorstvin. Mr. Edward lllockowit-z. SECOND RUXV - Sondra Letlorslein. l'llill'l0I10 Neil, Peggy Ret- tiugor. Ronuio Pollon, Carol 'l'ournay, Patrivia Farrell. Uvniiy Franklin. THIRD HOXV - Gerry McDowell, Patrivia Kennedy, Mary Jano Lyllv, Wayotto Phillips, Sherilyn lmsjak, Margaret Kerr. Poggy Uponhrior. FOURTH RONV - Diane' llollairv, Daw lm-no lionard, Imogene Havelka, Lynn Murdock, Grace Scott, Judith Powell, l'atric-ia Yoho, FIFTH ROXV - Joseph Carroll. Ronald llosko, Farol Cook. Karen Urea, Mary Almo, Shirloy Augxustino, l'.ilrit-ia l.ix'ingston, Margaret He-rd. SIXTH ROW' - Nix-k He-irt-ndt, .loltn Harris, John Mt't'arl3', John Svxnher. Rirhard Moreau. Kvith Pratt, .Iohn Thomassy. James Pivovar. SEV- w lCN'l'H RUXV - Ric-hard llIcVit'kor. David ltandour. Robert llyst-r, XVilliam liorry, l'at Powt-ll. John Hens-li, Howard Russell, Larry Scott. lilGll'I'H ROXY - Donna Snatvhlio, Shirley Shotis, Pauline Zirwas. Phyllis NYoods, Sally McKee, Karen Sawhill Monte Edmonds, Ilarold Purdy, Joseph Tustin. FRE HME FIRST ROW tlvfl to rightl -- Edward Cousins. .lnsopli lirackman. lvillinm Nrawn, Rohr-rt Kerr. SICUUND RONV - Karon Miller. Marlvno Non. Mary Ann l.atlni, Mary lion Snplit, Chvri Vuxroll, Elainv Carter. THIRD RUNV - Joseph Poskln. Ed- ward Salmon, Duane Galloway. D:-wayne Lnngslrolli. Larry Pain, Konnoih Hvnnon. Rnhort Lemon. FUIYRTH ROW - Verna MvGarroy. .lnilitli Mulligan. lillzalu-lh Moadv. David McCarty, l'anl Clark, Paul Malonlrh. FIFTH RONV - Deborah Rnlrors. Greta Lyllo, Sharon liarunin. .lnannv Fainpluill, Marlene Jianninn. liinila lmsvalletlo. Uarolyn Hmm. SIXTH ROXY - Marilnu Johnston. Sally Miller. Lana llimrlv. Delilah 'l'mjiialroiw, Donna Masqnoller. Mary f'lll1l0l'0ll, SEVENTH RUXV - Atlialia Scott. Kalhvrinv 'l'huniassy. Lois Scott, i'nnstam'v l'lvtim'ks. Franvvs l'vlv. Sandra Knnkln, Joannv I'oskin, EIGHTH RUXV -- Roland Phillips, .lainvs lloo. Shorlyn Nicola. Faye Davidson. Heian Mauro, llnih Gardiner. FIRST ROM' flvfl ln righil -- Mr. Znllars. Dona Rviiing-ter, Ann Lamb. .lnyce .-Xltiorl. Mary Habvaux. John Fellner, Mrs. Bra- vall. SECOND RON' - Sylvia lfrizzio. Ruth hltlln. XVilnia Allinder, Dorothy Harris, Frances Zoinheck, Patty Opvnlirivr. 'Plllllli ROW - liahort Carroll, l'anl Geisler. Riu-ln-l Gilbert, Sandra Randnnr. Diane Campbell, Janet Cliiff, Karen Cook. FOl'R'l'll HUXY - Loretta Tyler, James llama-ks. .lamos Heron, Norman Oilen. Sally lloffnian. Sandra Crowe. FIFTH ROVV - lmnis Hui-lwr, linssvll llrnc-lnnyvr. lfaylli Fvrmlay. l'alrim'in Sappiv. .laney Masquelif-r, Gary lilazzocc-0, Peggy McDowell. SIX'l'll HUM' -- Sandra .-Xlmaily. Sandra llnITnian. liallili-on Sniiaraxrski. Ric-hard liiolvorl. .lost-ph Sm-nilror, Samuel llvnnnn, Sl'lX'lCN'l'll IUTXY - .lanivs lhnialilson. Vim-ont Mannlain. Katlierim- Uainphell. .lanc- Hnghoy. Marian 'l'li0inassy, Marilyn llinmls, llarlsara Allison, l-IlGH'l'll NOW - Gary Uarroll, l-Imlwin llinglo. 'l'0rry llolmlor. Uharlos Myers. .luscnli llaivr, Robert lmngslrvtli, NlN'l'll ROW -- livin-rt Glass. Marlin Sm-huilvnlu-inn-r. lfhlward Nailulny, linnnlil Ualluino, lluyco lzl'lll'klllllll, Dominic' Goluen, Bernard Kulisz. VNPIGTIJRED --A Lee Wylie. August Doehre, Robert Bellaire. 0 FIRST NOV' tlofl. lo righli - Miss Gilbert. Shirley Chauvet, Eleanor Little, Janet Kunkle, Joseph Suplil, Mr. Svzirvi. SEC UND ROW - .lo .inn Turner. Joyce Pratt. Linda Kendall, Constance Iinrovieh. Carol ltlc-L'luin, Carol Smith. 'FHIRD HOV' -- Susan Itumlrmr. l'ulrin-in Lzilini. Alla Cooper. Charlotte Murliovivh, Patricia Unpituni, FOVRTH ROXV - Carol liilor, lmn Murdock. Pauline lfilvr, Sandra Montguinery. Diane Goodnver, Judith Allrertini, Karen Purdy, FIFTH ROVV - Clmrles Lau-op lieverly Fnnieron. Joseph Russell, Dorothy McDowell. Uynthiu I-Iookey, Nanvy Salmon. SIXTH RONV - Itlury Ellen F1-novivli ltlury Zirwais, Edytliv .lozwinkowski Fern Smith, Ann Furnlv Hospndar, Joyce Lemon, Rivhuril Meute. SEVENTH ROXV Paul Winters, .Inst-pli Zomheck. William Semher, Rim-lmrrl Gnillurd, Robert Puri-ell. John Goode. EIGHTH ROVV - William 'l'nrnnbene. Gilhort Piazza, .luinos Malenivh, Eurl l'lllllIl3S0l'l. Charles Ric-hell. XVilliz1m Nugy. NINTH ROYV - Lee Dugan John Harris. Edward Iglur, Allan Thomassy. XVa1'ren Mazzocco. Dwight Henderson. Dennis Cooper, JUNIOR We, the Junior Class, received our Fort Cherry class rings which were chosen by the three schools of the jointure. Our class officers were Ann Carole Hospodar, president: Dennis Cooper, vice president: Karen Purdy, secretary: and Richard C-aillard, treasurer. Our home room teachers were Miss Shirley Gilbert and Mr. Frank Scarci. We, the members of the Junior Class, wish to extend our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the Senior Class and wish its members good luck and success in the future. SEN ICRS Joseph A. Almady Shovel Chronicle asslstant business manager: Laurel as lstant business manager: Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Chorus 4: Letter- men's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football squad 1, 2. 3, 4, varsity 3, 4: Track squad 2, 3, 4, varsity 3. 4, Hobbies-Driving, draw- ing cartoons, playing football and eatlng. Ambition - To graduate, go to college and be a success in llfe. William Barker Bill Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Track 3. Ambition - To joln the Navy. Robert L. Bernhart flBob!l Laurel advertising staff: Pep Club 1, 2, ll, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, Il, -4: County chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Kem Club 4: Engineer's Club 2. 3. 4: Letter- men's Club 3. 4: Football var- sity 3, -L Hobbles - Playing golf and bowling. Ambition - To go to college and become a successful businessman. John Charles Brenkus Johnny Pan-American Club 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, -l: Kem Club 4: Engineer's Club 2, 3, -1: Letter- men's Club 1. 2. 3: Football squad 1. 2, Il: Basketball squad 3. Hobbies - Playing chess. Ambition - To go to college and major In electron- lcs, E IOR Thomas Gary Augustine tlpunkib Chronicle business manager: Laurel business 1ninaHcx': Pan American Club 2: Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Kem Club -4: En- glneer's Club 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4. Hobbies - Building models and handllng guns. Ambition - To become a math teacher and a pilot. Robert Bastide nodien Class President 2, 3, 4: Chroni- cle sports editor: Pan-Ameri- can Club 1. 2: Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Englneer's Club 2, 3, -1. president 3. 43 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Athletic Councll 2. 3: Basketball squad 1. varsity 2. 3. -1: Track 2. Hob- bles - Sports. Ambltlon -- To go to college and be a success. Shirl Jean Boynes Shirl Class treasurer ll: Chronicle circulation manager: Laurel girls' sports editor: F.H.A. 1, 2: Pan-American Club 1: Pep Club 1, 2. 3, -4, vice president -1: Football queen attendant 4. Hobbies - Collecting stuffed toy animals and sewing, Am- bltlon - To graduate and get a successful job. Frances Elizabeth Bridges rcBettyn Laurel circulation s t a f 1' 1 F.H.A. 3: Pan-American Club 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Librarian 3. Hobbies - Listening to the radio, dancing and driving. Ambltlon -To become a secretary. John E. Carroll Jack Laurel advertising staff: Pan- Amerlcan Club 1, 2: Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Chorus -1: Kem Club 4: Englneefs Club 2, 3: Let- termen's Club: Football squad 1, 2: Basketball squad 1. 2: Track squad 2, 3, -4. varsity 2. 3, -I: Manager 1, 2. 3. Hob- bies - Playing guitar ln the orchestra and sports. Ambition - To get a job and then go to school. Richard Cook Rick Pep Club 1. 2, ll, 4: Letter- men's Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Manager 1. 2, 3. 4. Hobbies - Sports and driving. Ambltlon - To graduate and go to the Air Force. Joyce Elizabeth Daout Chronicle reporter: Laurel staff: F.H.A. 2: Latin Club Zi, 4: Pau-American Club 1. 2: Pep Club 1, 2. It. 4: Band 1. 2, 3: Chorus 4: Kem Club 4: Llbrarlan Il. 4. Hobbies -- Swimlnlng. dancing and hav- lng a good tlme. Ambition - To go to college. Mary Catherine Descutner HMC!! Laurel advertising staff: F. H.A. 2, 3. -l: Pep Clup 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4. Hobbies - Danclng and eat- ing. Ambition - To get a job and to get married. 5 :Lx E IOR Karen Jeanette Coles Robin Laurel clrculation staff: F.H. A. 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, -1: G.A.A. 3, 4: Chorus 4. Hobbies - Skating. swimming. and writing ln a diary. Ambitlon - To go to prep school. Barbara Jean Cousins IlBaTb!! Mrs. Edward Gonze Janice Marie Denny Janice Wee L a u 1' el photography staff: F.H..-X. 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G..-X.A. 3, 4: Librarian 3: Majorette 4. Hobbies - Swim- ming, roller skating, dancing, and horseback rldlng. Am- bltlon - To go to college and be a success. Helen Marie Fini Class treasurer 4: Chronicle reporter: L a u r el editorial staff: F'.H.A. 2, 3, 4. historian 2, degree chairman 3: F.'1'.A. 2, il, 4, secretary 3. president 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Pan- American Club 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Kem Club 4: Major- ette 4: Football queen attend- ant 4. Hobbies - Dancing and foreign correspondence. Ambition -- To graduate from college. Jean Therese Gaitens Jeannie Chronicle staff: Laurel adver- tising staff: F.H.A. 3: F.T.A. 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4, treasurer 3: Chorus 4: Kem Club 4. Hobbies - Swimming and dancing. Ambition - To go to college, get a good job and then get married. Mary Beth Hampson ccMoa1 Class secretary 2: Chronicle assistant editor: Laurel cir- culation lllllliill-2't'l'i F.'l'.A. 2. 3, 4. historian 2, 4, vice presi- dent 3: Pan-American Club 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2, It. 4. treas- urer 3: G.A.A. 3, 4, secretary 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, County chorus 3, 4: Majnrette 4: Foot- ball Queen attendant 3. 4. Hobbies - Playing the piano, music. and reading. Ambition - To go to college and get married. Patricia Ann Hari, 1. Prishn Class secretary 2: Laurel as- sistant circulation manager: FJ-LA. 2, 3. 4, secretary 3, president 4: Pan-American Club 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4: G.A.A. 4: Chorus 4. Hobbies - Dancing and reading. Am- bition - To graduate and become a successful beauti- clan. E IOR Virginia Lee Gilbert cfcinnyra Chronicle assistant circulation manager: Laurel advertising staff: FJ-LA. l. 2. Il. 4: Pep Club 1. 2, 4: G.A..-X. 3, 4: Chorus 4: Librarian 4, Hob- bies - Cooking and swimming. Ambition - To graduate and be n success in life, Nancy Ruth Hampson Laurel circulation stuff: F.H. A. 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. 3.4. Hobby - Swim- ming. Ambition - To get nn office job and to get married. Janet Kathleen Heron ccJayen Laurel assistant editor: FJ-I. A. 2. Ii, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3. 41 Latin Club 3, 4, secretary 4: Pan- Amerlcan Club 1. 2, treasurer 2: Pep Club 1, 2, Ii. 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Kem Club 4: Football Queen Attendant 4. Hobbies- Driving and foreign corres- pondence. Ambition - To go to college and become a suc- cessful teacher. Christopher William Hyser rcAliy1 Chronicle advertising mana- ger: Laurel assistant advertis- ing manager: Pan-American Club 1, 2, secretary 2: Pep Club 1 2, 3. 4: Band 1: Cho- rus 3. 4: Engineers Club 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Football squad 1, 2, varsity 3, 4: Track varsity 2, Il, 4: Basketball squad 1, 2. varsity 3, 4. Hobbies - Sports and dancing. Ambition - To go to college and be a success. Robert Henry Lamb uBobn Laurel advertising manager: Pan-American Club 1, 2: 1-'ep Club 1. 2, 3, -lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4. secretary Zi. vice president 4: County Band 3, 4: Chorus l, 2. 3, 4: Kem Club 4: En- gineer's Club 2. ri. 4. secretary 3. vice president. Hobbies -- Plzlylng the trumpet and play- ing tennis. Ambition - To go lo college and become an engineer. Elaine Marie Lesko Laurel circulation staff: Pep Club 1. 2. rl. 4: G.A.A. Cl, 4. Hobbies - Xvrlting letters to pen pals and skating. Ani- bitiou -- To get a good secre- tarial job and later get mar- ried. Charles Nick Lienard Nick Chronicle advertising staff: Laurel advertising staff: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Chorus 4: Kem Club 4: Engine-er's Club 3. 4: LE'ft9l'1ll6l'l'S Club 2, 22. 4: Track squad 2. 4: varsity 2, 3, 4: Manager Il, -L Hobbies - Sports. hunting and playing the piano. Ambition - 'l'n go lo college and take, R.O.T.C. SENIOR Joyce Louise Lee G'rannie Chronicle girls' sports editor: F.H.A, 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 3. 4: Chorus 4. Hobbies - Skating and dancing. Am- bition - To become a success- ful beauticlan und have a carefree life. Ronald Glenn Liebert Chronicle staff reporter: Lau- rel advertising staff: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4. Hob- bies - Listening to good music, hunting, fishing and swimming. Ambition - To join the Navy and become a construction engineer. George Robert Lynch ctB0b9: Laurel art staff: F.T.A. 4: Latin Club 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1: Englneer's Club Zi, -lg Hobbies - Astronomy and model trains. Ambition -- To become an art and history teacher. ' Victor Mazzocco Laurel advertising staff: Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Kem Club -1: Engineer's Club 2. 3, 4: Let- termexfs Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball squad 1. varsity 2, 3, 4: Track varsity '3, 4. Hobbies - Automobiles. Ambition - To go to college. Charles Meade McKee ctcaplx Chronicle assistant advertis- ing manager: Laurel assistant sports editor: l+'.'l'.A. 2, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Ii, 4: Chorus 4: Engineer's Club 2. Zi. 4: Let- terinen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Ath- letic Council 4: Football squad 1, varsity 2, fi, 4: Basketball squad 1, varsity 2, ri. 4. Hob- bies -- All sports. Ambition -- To go to college and get a successful job, Raymond Eugene Miller arms Laurel business sta ff: Pep Club 1, 2, 22, 4: Chorus 2: l.ettermen's Club 1, 2. Zi, 4: Football squad Ii: Mazinger 1. 2, Il, 4. Hobbies -- Firing things and sports. Ambition - To get a job. Judith Ann Nadolny Judi lf.T.A. 2. 3. 4: Pan-American Club l, 2: Pep Club 1, 2, Zi. 4: G,A.A. Ii. -1: Band 2: Clio- rus 1, 2, ii, 4: Kem Club 4. Hobbies - Music. swimming. and reading, Ambition - Be- eome a registered nurse and some day attain a ILS, degree in nursing. SENIOR Dale Lee Miller Class vice president Zi, 4: Lau- rel sports editor: lf.T.A. 2, 4: Pan-American Club 1, 2. vice president 2: Pep Club 1, 2, :L 4: Chorus 4: Kem Club 4: En- glneer's Club 2. It, 43 Letter- men's Club 1. 2. Zi, 4: Football squad 2. varsity Zi, 4: Track varsity Il. 4: Basketball squad 1, 2, varsity 3, 4: lilanagfer 1. Hobbies - Sports. Ambition - To enter Slippery Rock State Teachers' College and become a successful teacher. Carole Lois Montgomery Toots Chronicle assistant business manager: Laurel assistant business manager: F.'l'.A. 2, Il, 4: Pan-American Club 1, 2: Pep Club 1. 2, :L 4: G,A.A, Cl, 4: Hand 2: Chorus 1. 2. Ii. 4: County Chorus 2, ZR, 4: Dlstrict. Chorus 4: Kem Club 4: Major- ette 4. Hobbies - Singing, drawing and dancing. Ani- bl I lon - To become a good secretary, continue voiee les- sons and be a good housewife. I David Albert Pletincks Dave Chronicle editor-ln-chief: Lau- rel editor-in-chief: Pan-Ameri- can Club 2: Pep Club 1, 2, ti, 4: Band 1, 2, Il, 4. vice presi- dent 3, president 4: County band Zi: Chorus 2, Ii. 4: Coun- ty chorus 4: District chorus :L 4: Kem Club 4: Engine-er's Club 2, 3. 4, secretary 4: Let- iermen's Club 2, :L -1: Manager 2, Zi. 4. Hobbies - All sports and music. Ambition -- To at- tend Pitt and become a success as a civil engineer. Marshall Reed Pratt Rhythm Pep Club 1, 2. Il. 4: Kem Club 4: l.ettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football squad 1, 2, varsity 3, 4: Traek squad 2. Hobbies - Hunting and swimming. Ambition - 'To ,loln the Air Force. Isabelle Juliette Robertson cclssyu Chronicle reporter: Laurel as- sistant photography manager: Latin Club ll. 4, treasurer 4: Pan-American Club 1. 2: Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4. president 4: Kem Club 4: Cheerleader 2, tl. 4. Head cheerleader 4: Foot- ball Queen Attendant 2, Il, Queen 4: G.A.A. Il. 4. Hobbies - Swimming. dancing, and driving. Ambition - To become a success. Anna Marie Sansone Class secretary Il, 4: Laurel pho.ography staff: F.H.N. Il. 4: F.'l'.A. 2: Pan-American Club 1. 2. treasurer 2: G..-LA. Il, 4: Chorus 4: l.ibrurl n il. 4: Football queen attendant 2. Hobbies - Collecting post ca rds. ice skating, swi:nmin':. and sewing. Ambition - To become an airline hostess anal' lead a happy. successful life. R Myron Schwab uskipn Chronicle art staff: Laurel art staff: Pep Club 1. 2, Il, 4: Rand Il, 4, Hobbies - Hunting and taking trips. Ambition - 'Po graduate and become a forest ranger. E IOR JoAnne Rosecrans -'Jour' Chronicle advertising staff: I. a u r e l photography staff: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: F. T. A. 3, 4: Pan-American Club 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A..-X. 3. 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorette 4. Hobbies - Dancing and taking pictures. Ambition - To be a good secretary and model. Sally Joan Sawhill Sally Jo Laurel photography staff: F.H.A. 1. 2, 3, 4: vice presi- dent 4: F.T.A. 2: Pxm-Ameri- can Club 1, 2: Chorus 4: Librarian 4: Majorette 4: Football queen attendant 4. Hobbies - Collecting perfume, swimming, sewing, and lee skating. Ambition - To be- come a secretary and to lead a happy and successful life. Ross Ray Sigley ss n Roscoe Chronicle assistant editor: Laurel assistant editor: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: County Chorus ll: Englneer's Club Il: l.etterlnen's Club 2, 3, 4: Track squad 2. varlsty Il, 4. Hobbies - Playing drums with the orchestra. drlving, eating and loafing with the gang. Ambition - To gradu- ate. go to college. and be a successful draftsman. Elizabeth Susan Siry frBettyvr Chronicle reporter: Laurel edi- torial sta-ff: F.H.A. 2. Il. 4, historian 3: F.'l'.A. 2. Il. 4, treasurer 3: Latin Club Zi. 4, reporter 4: Pan-American Club 1, 2: G.A.A. 3. 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Queen attendant 4. Hobbies -- Collecting records and danc- ing. Ambition - To graduate from college and travel, x Marianne Eve Siry ffmimvl Chronicle reporter: Laurel odi- torial staff: F.H.A. 1. 2, Il, 4, degree chairman 2. treasurer Il, 4: F.'l'..-X. 2, 3, 4: Latin Club Il. 4: Pan-American Club 1, 2: 1-'ep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4: Kem Club 4: Major- ette 2. 3, 4: Football queen attendant 4. Hobbies - For- eign correspondence and lls- tening to good music on Hl-Fi. Ambition - To graduate from college and become a success- ful buyer in New York. Robert Stone uBObn Chronicle art staff: Laurel art staff: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, 4. Hobbies - Hunting. fishing. and going on trips. Ambition - To graduate and to go to the servlve, John Tyler Big John Pep Club l. 2, 3. 4: Kem Club 4: Lettermt-n's Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Football squad 1. 2, varsity Il, 4: Track squad 2. Il. Hob- bies - Driving. eating. hunt- ing and girls. Ambition - To join the Air Force and be- come a lvvbnlt-lan, mechanic, or electrician. SENIOR Regis Martin Smith KK-Regeil Laurel assistant sporls editor: Pep Club 1, 2. lt, 4: Chorus 4: Kem Club 4: Engl- neer's Club 2, il. 4: Ia-ltermen's Club 1. 2. 3, 4, secretary- treasurer 3: Football squad 1. varsity 2, Il, 4: llasketball squad 1, 2, varsity Il, 4, Hob- bies - Sports and hunting. Ambition - To attend college and be a success. Thomas Charles Strimel axT0m:r Chronicle assistant advertising manager: Laurel advertising staff: Latin Club Il, 4, vlce Dresident -l: Pan-American Club 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobbies - Hunllng. flshlng. reading, collecting stereo rec- ords. Ambition - To go to college, study foreign lan- guages and someday become a suvf:esst'ul translator. James Collins Valentour scjimrr Laurel Art Staff: hatln Club rl, 4, president 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Kem Club 4: Engineer's Club 2. 3, 4. Hobbies - Golf and hunting. Ambition - To graduate from college. Gordon Reuben Webb Webster Pep Club 1, 2, Il. 4: Band 1, 2, Il: Kem Club 4: l.ettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Squad 1. 2, varsity Zi, 4: Track Squad l L., 3. Hobbies - Driving, eat- ing, hunting, and swimming. Ambition - To join the Alr Force and become a tech- nlrian. REMINSCENCES Marianne and Betty having their pictures taken by John Baron for The Record-Outlook . Bob Bastide knocking Shirl's numbers off her desk. J im Valentour crying during the lirst day of school. Ross getting stuck in his seat. Having three Davids and six Roberts in first grade. Richard Cook crying to go home in second grade. David trying to kiss the girls. Isabelle beating up Ross. Plaster falling on Mrs. Lyons. Dale Miller joining us in the third grade. Mary Catherine, Helen Marie, and Carol Doug- lass being in an amateur hour. Raymond Miller throwing erasers. Meade being blamed for the room being ransacked. Patty Hart and Bob Stone joining us in the fourth grade. Ross and the twins tap dancing for us. The unforgettable mirror on Mrs. Behling's desk. Bob Stone learning to whistle. Knocking down the plaster when we danced. Myron and Janet holding hands. Robert Bernhart going to the cloak room for not singing. Mass confusion when we started changing classes. Mrs. Johnston's paddle looking like a pancake turner. Whistling windows in Mrs. Bednar's room. Fighting to wash boards. Mary Beth's blue hair. Regis and David playing a clarinet duet for the Christmas program. Meade ringing the tardy bell because of his height. John Carroll joining us in sixth grade. Our Saturday gym classes. Patrol boys playing cards. Patrol boys being caught using Bob Lamb as a snowball target. Dale Miller and Raymond Miller dressing as girls for I-lallowe'en. Miss Dunlop's paddle. Miss Allison's one-way street and Charles being the tralhc policeman. JoAnne Rosecrans and John Tyler joining us in the seventh grade. Helen Marie losing her pigtails. Regis wearing a patch because he cut his own hair. Sally, Janice, Clary, and Elaine joining us. David getting a Toni , Eighth grade beating the ninth grade boys in bas- ketball. Bob Bastide refusing to tumble. Bob Lamb and Janet Heron receiving the Eighth Grade Awards. Girls getting caught in the rain while on a hike with Miss Chambon. Anna Marie Sansone, Betty Bridges, Betty Frazier, Melvin Chandler, and Wes Reedy joining us in the ninth grade. Coming early for talking. Four freshmen in Chorus. Mr. Hepe teaching girls' gym classes. Stuffing the ballot box in Spanish Club. Mary Beth and Charles throwing the literature books out the windows. lssy breaking an arm and Virginia spraining her ankle in gym class. The picnic at Canonsburg. Bob Bastide not doing the Mexican Hat Dance. Part of the E.ngineer's Club getting lost in Pitts- burgh. Charles and Vic coming to school in track uniforms. Eating macaroni salad with our fingers coming home from the picnic. Staying in because Miss C-ilbert's pencil sharpener was stolen. Receiving our rings and sweaters. Meade making a date with Helen Marie in English class. Sally falling out of her chair in Study Hall. Making our newspaper in English class. Regis and Janet staying in most of their junior year for Mr. Scarci. Isabelle sitting in front of the class. Putting on the play The Other Side of the Desk . The Christmas Party and picnic in our Junior year. Girls beating the boys in baseball at Canonsburg. Working in the refreshment stand during the foot- ball season. Cleaning the field on those beautiful Saturday mornings. Girls invading the boys' gym class. The magazine banquet. Jeannie's way of drying dishes. Getting the yearbook to press on time. Meade and janet's conversation in Trig class. Practicing for the Senior Play. Planning for the Senior Prom. Gobs of fun at Kennywood. Inspirational speech at Baccalaureate service. Marching to the strains of Pump and Circum- stance . Mr. Pettit's thrilling handshake. Y v V 9 .M X X,,. X x X R x X A X f-KVM ' A . - X lf' V, 4 , K fl' f ' fn ' , ' f W- I' 'J 1 1 . f gn! .' ' f R W Rn! V hr I f .1 ' ' ' 5 f 1 V I' 'I W' - r' ' V, X ! ' I V! I f 1 fl' Us , 1 ll f - xl X J 1 If X 7 W ' ' f f 1, '- -' , , X' 3 .lv I V, N ' Y. 1' V! I fl X' 1 I I I ' 'D 1 I 1 , f ' 1 'V f P f' f ' f ! 1 4 f f 'X-f 1 V - V I 'A rl , I I ' , J I ' A' 1 1 . - I I f ' , ' 4 ,I ' M1 ,lf J llffxx ,fx 1 ,f gli. If bv, I , y, .lf M, , 1 I I ll V ,. I ,J -f' ff , 1 X X, I ff' 1 ' 'V ly I In 1 lk AJ 1 ' X 'Ill q X!! ,I , W- ' ff PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. J. N. T. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Colin Schreiber Dorothy Stemmler Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bable Corabelle Chambon Mr. and Mrs. Francis Johnston Mr. and Mrs. John McVicker Miss Doris Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Plato Anestis Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blockowicz Miss Shirley Gilbert Mary Masquelier Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Swartz Mrs. George Franklin Mr. Frank Scarci Raymond Miller Norma Ceyrolles Jean Strimel Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hyser Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aurand Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rettinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Miller Pat and Punk The J. Edward Sawhills The Sam Sawhills Mr. and Mrs. John Baron Miss Irene Rolek Mrs. Joseph Rolek Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tournay Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bondy Mr. and Mrs. William Kellerman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kalucki Barbara Bugay Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neil, Jr. Mrs. Florence Nagosky Mr. S. A. Plumeret Mrs. Margaret Mulligan Miss Margaret Mulligan Zorro Robert Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hampson Miss Jane K. Kirk Mr. S. Pusateri Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jox Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Boynes Mary Elizabeth Boynes Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Sansone Anna Marie Sansone Mr. and Mrs. Martin Boynes Harry Boynes Tommy Boynes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bednar Mrs. Evelyn Pascoe A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Tournay Ed Schreiber Charlotte Ann Markovich Mrs. Pearl Markovich Elaine and Augie Mr. and Mrs. Myron Schwab Miller, Ann, Mary Ellen Senovich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Ralston Mrs. Frank L. Heinrich Mr. and Mrs. James C. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siry Mr. and Mrs. William Bernhart Harry Collins Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Giles J. V. X. B. Patricia Chauvet Mr. and Mrs. David Howells PATRONS David and Patty Lou Howells Maryann and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Heron Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ulanosky Mr. and Mrs. William Ringlesbach Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Louis Augustine Mrs. Agnes McElhaney Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shotis Mr. and Mrs. Louis Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Borio A Friend Mrs. Anna C. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Adelmo F ini Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Smiarowski Kathleen Smiarowski Nancy Hart Mr. James Garry Mrs. Rosana Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Davis Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gaitens Mary Lou and Jimmy Cimarolli Mrs. Albert C-. Sappie John R. Pletincks II Marta Lou Machek Connie Pletincks Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cusumano Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamb Mrs. Henry Loffert Edmond Taborski Mr. and Mrs. Merl Sites Mr. and Mrs. Tela J. Davis Mr. and Mrs. George Gladden Ella Cunningham Mrs. F. Leo Wright Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Sigley Mrs. Stella Styperk Mr. Joseph Venaleck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Styperk Mr. and Mrs. John Tropeck Judith and Art Red and Mary Ann Ewing Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lescallette J Mr. and Mrs. A. Lienard Mrs. Thomas Robertson Spec. 4th Class John A. Robertson Mr. Edward Rusciolelli Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tomabene Miss Florence Stevenson Elizabeth L. Abell Mamie Cottle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rotellini Mr. Joseph McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russell Judy and Kathy Williamson Debbie and Bobby Blussiclc Mrs. Carl Albertini Mr. and Mrs. Herman Strimel Elizabeth and Genevieve Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cimarolli Mrs. Jane Herd Mr. and Mrs. William Bridges, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kenneweg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daniels Mrs. Laura Miller Mr. and Mrs. William G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pletincks Mr. and Mrs. James Augustine Carole Miller W M fwfmw ,f W ff W 1 ,9 Wfffggw 1f5fV f Wwfmf ff5fvf7ff M fJggf 7, Q ' jd wr W M Wg, M S A Aj! . . Bugay Compliments of H. M. 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Compliments of Brody's of McDonald Fine Furniture ancl Jewelry Phone, WAbash 6-2l22 Dorothy's Beauty Shop Phone, WAbash 6-28l8 McDONALD, PA. Compliments of 7 Beatty s MIDWAY, PA. Compliments of lVIotte's Dairy Bar Compliments of The Fix-It Shop McDONALD, PA. Kirk's Body Shop NOBLESTOWN ROAD Phone, Owen 3-7121 Compliments of A . M . S A P P I E PRUDENTIAL. INSURANCE COMPANY Phone, WAbash 6-2445 IDEAL CLEANERS Sr DYERS Quality Cleaning for Those Who Care IO4 South McDonald Street MCDONALD, PA. We Call for and Deliver - Phone, WAbash 6-645l OAK RIDGE ESSO SERVICE and WACKEIPS ANTIQUES COTTAGE Best Wishes BATTLE RIDGE ROAD Phone, Owen 3-9494 Compliments of D E B B I S C A E E Specializing in Pizza and jumbo Fish Sandwiches TOWARDS GARAGE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 429 East Lincoln Avenue 1VlcDONALD, PA. 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Phone, E.Lgin 6-226i Compliments of McDonald Shoe Shop ll0 North McDonald Street McDONALD, PA. h Compliments of Piazza's Beauty Salon ALL LINES OF BEAUTY WORK Western Auto Associate Store AT MODERATE PRICES 134 South McDonald Street McDONALD, PA. l00 Clinton Avenue OAKDALE., PA. Phone, OWen 3-9460 Compliments of MCDONALD HARDWARE L. GAMONDE, Proprietor Your Authorized Philco Dealer and Servicer IO9 East Lincoln Avenue Phone, WAbash 6-2201 FRANK IMPERATORE MOTOR CO. F. J. Imperatore, Owner PLYMOUTH - DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS IOO Washington Street McDONALD, PA. Compliments of D. L. WILLIAMS AGENCY West Lincoln Avenue lVIcDONAL.D, PA. Express I-I l2l Contact Lenses Prescription 0ptical Company F. L. Danjou, Jr. 4072 Jenkins Arcade Optician Pittsburgh 22, Pa. Compliments of POSKIN GARAGE YOUR PONTIAC DEALER Parts and Accessories Liibiicaiioii We Service All Malfes of Cars THE BRIDGEVILLE NATIONAL BANK MCDONALD OFFICE MCDONALD, PENNA. Alember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Madalynne's Beauty Shop 325 Third street MCDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-2248 Compliments of Eli and Devault TREE SERVICE - LANDSCAPING LINE and LAND CLEARING Complete Insurance Coverage Phones - PYramid 6-61 135 PYramic1 6-6321 Compliments of L. Levison SI Son Shoes and Clothing MCDONALD, PA. Compliments of Longo Tobacco XI Cigar Co. 83 Main Street BURGETTSTOWN. PA. Compliments of Kel1erman's Groceries Main Street R. D. 1, MCDONALD. PA. Dee's Beauty Shoppe I 404 West Lincoln Avenue l McDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-2007 1 BIBER'S GARAGE Wheel Alignment and B alancing - Front End and Steering Service Baked Enamel - Repainting - Body Work -- Welding Union Avenue Extension Phone, OWen 3-9421 OAKDALE., PA. 45 052233 Zim Wlfffmfw MM A W ff ff af M VM ffii3ii3if, m ,w ff W 5 mf X CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF l959 SALMON'S MOBIL SERVICE East O'Hara Street 1VIcDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-9965 We Give S. 6: I-I. Green Stamps KEYSTONE NURSERY Complete Line of Evergreens and Shrubs R. D. 2, MCDONALD, PA. Dutch Hill Road Phone, CAnal I-7294 DELFRATE PACKING COMPANY DE.LlVlAR BRAND QUALITY MEATS Route I8 SLOVAN, PA. XVI-Iitney 7-9584 - WHitney 7-9585 - WHitney 7-9586 Compliments of POSKIN BUS LINES Compliments of OAKDALE FEED STORE CUSTOM GRINDING and MIXING Feeds - Fertilizers - Hay - Salt WILLIAM BERNHART, Manager Phone, OWen 3-9407 THE BOAK COMPANY Phones - Canonsburg, SI-Ierwoocl Exchange Residence 5-2523 and 5-4523 Garage 5-9530 VENICE.. PA. Compliments of WEST PENN WATER CO. 'K Compliments of YOUNG PEOPLE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH McDONAL.D, PA. Carroll's Appliance Sl TV 212 East Lincoln Avenue McDONALD, PA. Sylvania and RCA Televisions Sales and Service Phone, WAbash 6-2 I 30 W. I. Siry Grocery Fine Foods - Quality Mears IMPERIAL, PA. Phone, Oxford 5-8951 FI DEL Cleaners - Tailors - Shirt Laundry II7 South McDonald Street Same-Day Service Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Thomas Robinson 81 Sons, Inc. Manufacturers of HIRES ancl SUNCREST BEVERAGES BURGETTSTOWN, PA. Phone, WHitney 7-9559 M MWWW fgwwww M wf J x WZ QW K8 -' 2 Pennsylvania M. Sap It With Flowers N 0 I R 81 S 0 N NOBLESTOWN GREEN HOUSES FUNERAL AND TED Nom, Florist 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 Compliments of PRIM PACKING CO. HOME DRESSED MEATS Beef - Veal - Lamb - Pork McDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-624l BEST WISHES CLASS '59 R. A. Drugmand 'General Electric Appliances IMPERIAL. PA. Cooper's Body Shop We Specialize in BODY and CUSTOM WORK and PAINT JOBS Joe Cooper Primrose - Phone, WAbash 6-3l86 wif W W Y 99 3 RW Q12 W W fjfyf fWiln?E?22ff92JXWQQ fwwwffykw V gk TONIDALBNNRESTAURANT GULF!-AMOCO Mg. Mile West of Parkway - Routes 22-30 OAKDALE., PA. BRowning 9-4l49 Gulf - B ' EQQSIIII jf I I si In MeDONALD RADIQ co. CARLLOHMAN Compliments of Motte's Ice House Compliments of BertoIotti's Hot Dog Shop Route I8 ATLASBURG, PA. Try Our Foot-Long Hot Dogs John Balog NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO. Phone, WAbash 6-2484 Paul Descutner GENERAL CONTRACTOR 213 Fifth Street MCDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-2440 ,ilffls ismei 9 I S' 'f L L '1 lg M . f ..nnx?cn , tx L L ,ji Y l xxx,-'A r 1 . T ,313 J six s '4' 0624 Q X,-xx We ,J L 1, Y ly 'GIKZKEKSY 'CIAHN 8 CDLLIER AGAIN A slogan signifying a service created to excel in all things pertaining to yearbook design and engraving. We have found real satisfaction in pleas- ing you, the yearbook publisher, as well as your photographer and your printer. JAHN 5 OLLIER ENGRAVING CO sw W. wAsHlNcToN BLVD., cHlcAGo 7. ILL. COMPLETE PROTECTION Nationwide means complete insurance service Accident -- Fire - Theft -- Medical Automobile - Endowment - Retirement -- Life Name your protection problem Your Nationwide representative can help you plan wisely and economically i JATIONWIDE MARK DENNY ,fx fmf'o,rfm'1u:nf:,LZc: Home street McDonald, Pa. l 'Q Phone, WAhash 6-5282 Compliments of A FRIEND ART BAILY 184 South McDonald Street PLUMBING and HEATING Rheem and Ruud Water Heaters Q- Water Pumps WHitney 7-9809 Route 22 at Florence THE FARM RESTAURANT 81 HOTEL The Home of Cood Food R. D. I, BURGETTSTOWN. PA. Gus Cassioms Michael I... Schooles LEOPOLD'S Plumbing - Roofing - Floor and Wall Tiling - Sewer Tile Sandran Floor and Wall Covering Paints - Tools Youngstown Kitchens RCUTE. 30 IMPERIAL, PA. Phone, OXforcl 5-7720 CUMMUNITY MEAT MARKET POULTRY - FRESH and SMOKED MEATS 102 sonih McDonald sneei MCDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbssn een 3l SCIO CHINA CO. I5 Miles West of Pittsburgh, Pa. V Routes 22 61 30 R. 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