McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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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.

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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.

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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.