McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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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.

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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

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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.