McDonald High School - Roller Yearbook (McDonald, OH)

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The Y Teens were formerly known as the Girl Reserves They, like the other thousands of girls clubs in the world changed their name as a part of a world-wide movement lo mod- ernize clubs and make them more appealing to girls The new club follows even more close- ly the ideals and principles of the Young Women s Christian Association. Its purpose is: To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed in their paths as Chris- tians Today the Coseho Y Teen club consists of more than 60 high school girls. These jun- ior and senior girls participate m many service progects which benefit both school and com- Nefw clubs with new icleals. McDonald has always taken pride in its fine swimming poo , the only one of its kind in the area. Under the direc- tion of Miss Constance Marion, the Royal Swan swim Club was foillmed in 1951. Com inin a variet o swim- ming strokes and Etyles, algng with pre cision timing, the irst syncronized swim show made its debut. This club sex: thle pattgrn far taie club of Eoday, w ic is un er t e irection o Miss Patricia Connelly. Participating in this club involves many long hours of hard work and determination to make the annual show a success. Bein a member of thle Royal Swlans invogves reat responsi ili g eac member is gesponsible for heiyindividual routines, music, costumes, and making and painting the scenery.

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Let our object be our country, our whole country, and nothing but our country. 3' fDaniel Websterj Through the efforts of many men and women, our country has remained the land of the free and the home of the brave. Some of these courageous Americans sacrificed their lives that others might continue to enjoy the privileges of living in this land of liberty. To these people, we are forever grateful. As a small token of appreciation, a war memorial was erected in Woodland Park. This structure is a permanent monument to those who so gallantly served their cotmtry and gave their lives to preserve peace and freedom. IN MEMORIAM John Willard Scarbrough Albert Sikora Vernon Nock William Flere George Kuchik Jack Headd Harold Lisdell, Jr. Donald May Henry Galbreath Jack Black fmissing in actionj

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Progress in 1952 includes TRACK RECORDS 120 yard high hurdles -- James Santiaga -- 16. 6 sec, -- 1960 100 yard dash -- George Grant -- 220 yard dash -- James White --22. 440 yard dash -- Ray Barbour -- 53. Mile run -- Rick Alderfer -- 4 min. Mile relay -- Jim Dinard, Ron Kucyi Discus -- Ken Scarbrough -- 184 ft. Pole vault -- Dave Kaercher -- 11 High jump -- Charles Klenovich -- Long jump -- George Grant -- 21 ft PLAYERS Most points scored fone gamej 4l Most points scored Class A Section Most points scored fone seasonj 0479 TEAM Most points scored fone gamej 96 Most points scored fone seasonJ 16 Consecutive team victories 1221 193. An outstanding milestone in the his McDonald High School was the con 180 yard low hurdles -- Bob Chetian 10. -- 22. 2 sec. -- 1956 Terry Zimmerman -- 22. 2 sec. -- 1965 3 sec. -- 1947 James White -- 10.3 sec. -- 1947 7 sec. -- 1947 2 sec. -- 1959 880 yard run -- Norman May -- 2 min. 03. 4 sec. -- 1948 33.4 sec, -- 1962 880 relay -Jim Restuccio, Ron Kucynski, Jim Betts, Jim Santagata -- 1 min. 30 sec. -- 1960 nski, Frank Terlecki, Jim Betts -- 3 min. 41. 5 sec. -- 1960 Shot put -- Mike llas -- 52 ft. 4 119 in. -- 2 1!8 in. -- 1956 ft. 8 in. 1966 -P 1953 5 ft. 11 in. '- 1950 . 1 in. ' 1947 Larry Bellitt -- 21 ft. 1 in. '- 1966. BASKETBALL RECORDS 1964 Tom Martin 1967 al Tournament tone gamej 41 Tom Martin 1967 4 1964-1965 1933 ry of ruction Gowan was superintendent of school' when the stadium was built and dedicated. Con e gressman Michael Kirwan of the nin teenth Congressional District and Mr. F. B.. Louys e Trumbull County Superintendent, w few of the distinguished guests who the dedication in 1952. The stadiu sists of two locker rooms, a room fo storage of football equipment, and large storage room for track equip re a ttended con- the lso a me Another outstanding feature concer11'ng the stadium construction was the outdoo light- ing system. McDonald was one of the first schools in the area to have such fac' The Blue Devi1s showed their app. ilities. .ecia- tion for this fine new stadium by defeating Columbiana 26 to 6 in the game fol the dedication. low ing Tom Hannon 1964-1965 I . ' Q' L ll ' 5 ' L of the football stadium. Mr. Howa d Mc- - I xg .A ':3:fl-M r 5 Y -Y 1. - . , X is-If:-1 ' Drs nt. 1 1 I A I 1 I I if 5 L s i S 5' 3 Nj rf 5' 1964 1965 SX. X 41 it N .,. .4 . in ' -. it 1 -tg s x an it r -1355 Qs. rr J S . J-.. K ,-..- ,a.,.e,. , ,............ ss. , .ta 5.-' 4595112 4 ,. U Q. I 'ev 5 ian US!! 1, A GL 'Q u . fi Sig ,S . 1 ii - 2 x ,gl wg-s fwgf