McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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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.

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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.

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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.