McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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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.

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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.

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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.