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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.
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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.
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