McDonald High School - Roller Yearbook (McDonald, OH)

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ssad 1965 Homecoming ueen. Gifts and kisses are bestowed on the newly crowned homecoming queen, Miss Bonnie Essad, Representatives of student council and G. A. A. show their approval of the evening's festivities. v With the thrill of the crowning over, the evening draws to a close in an atmosphere of fun and excite ment at the annual Homecoming dance.

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Student Bod Chooses Bormz For the first time in five years good weather permitted the Homecoming ceremonies to be held out-of-doors. The student body selected Patti Borecki, Bonnie Essad, Shirley Hapcic, Martha Rishel and Ruth Walls as the 1965 court and from these five, Bonnie Essad was chosen queen. Patti Lowers, the 1964 queen, was present to crown her. Jon Barb, President of Student Council, presented her with a bouquet of roses and Mary Bright, G.A. A. representative, gave her a bracelet in behalf of the organization. After the football game, the queen and her court were escorted to the school gym where a dance was held in their honor.

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Y- Teen ROW 1 C Siranovic I Wheeler J Snook B Reese, P. Donelson, P. Borecki, L. Burnside, J. Cannistra P Muche K Rrshel C Fisher S Kovalick, I. Ryan, K. White, K. Jamison, P. Taylor, B Carkido S Hapcic ROW 2 N Dicks B Flores, J. Griffiths, K, Daigneau, B. Partain, G. Speerbrecher S Wellington J Gagnon B Wheaton, L. Kunkel, C. Scarbrough, K. Casale, R. Plecha K McClain C Taylor K Steeves M Bright, J. Santagata. ROW 3: D, Hopfer, F. Oleksa, B Kovach L McCombs C Gustafson M Allen D. Lawson, K. Milak, M, A, Moskun, C. Urbas, L Wester M Alcantar B Norman M J Clawson, P. Hughes, K. Jiannino, G. Sayers, J. Shimko, M J Krumpak ROW4 V Vadino B Essad S Morain, B. Black, L. Miller, M. Leonhart, K. Round S Colburn J Hansell G Damluk D Foley, B. Yukon, P. Genetta, M. J. Johnson, L. Polinsky M Pustay P Joynes C Johnston J Arbie, R. Walls. The Y-Teens is a service organization dedicated to satisfying the needs of the community. This year, October 15, was Y-Teen day in the Youngstown area. Y-Teens dressed in blue and white and wore small pins symbolizing membership. November 19 was the annual Sadie Hawkins Party for Y-Teen members and their escorts. On November 26, the Youngstown Y. W, C. A. held its annual Touchdown Toddle at ldora Park Ball- room. In November and December the girls in Y-Teens collected and repaired toys for unfortunate children in the area. All year round Y-Teens babysit for the P. T. A parents. In May Y-Teens honor their mothers with the yearly Mother-Daughter banquet. ROW 1: F. Oleksa, vice-president, M. Bright, inter-club council representa- tiveg M. Siranovic, world fellowship. ROW 2: S. Col- burn, treasurerg J. Cannistra, publicityg L. Burnside, membership: C. Siranovic, presidentg S. Hapcic, wor- shipg Miss Joan Bako, advisor. ROW 3: S. Aho, secre- tary, B, Wheaton, socialg B. Essad, serviceg Miss Susan Berndt, advisor.