McKinley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Sebring, OH)

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se :cnmev smfsfas A gg! Q33 - Miss Howell, Mary Celderone, Ruth Haberland, Kathleen Musselman, Jean King, Marcie Bradley, Ruth You ans, Ruth Kintner, Billie Lower, Marlene Marshall, Esther Wright, Rose Ward. gg! lgg - Phyllis Nichols, Gertrude Hartzell, Nancy Henry, Ruth Buehler, Beverly Cox, Jane Hutmacher, Nancy Conrad, Pat Best, Ruth Thompson, Nancy Sabatine, Grace Herron, Margaret Kirksey gg! Qhggg - Anna Mae Elliot, Joyce Eater, Martha Trott, Dorothy Marshall, Shirley Mayhew, Jean McCaus1and, Naida Lotze, Betty Brogan, Carol Lockhart, Marjorie Grimes, Doris Jordan, Donna Herren. gg! Egg - Helen Milinkovich, Dorothy Middagh, Margaret Augustine, Jane Winters, Florence Ellis, Deloris Zurbrugg, Dorothy Matthews, Rosetta Young, Bessie Stearns, Deloris McBride, Alice Sweely, Virginia Dawson. M ry ::dP Q1 .F Q U n Outstanding for musical performances in f McKinley High School are the SeKinley Singers. Numbering fifty voices, this all-girl chorus sings three-part songs of sacred, secular, and semi-classical nature. They appeared in the Christmas Concert, the Spring Music Festival, an assembly program and were represented in the Mount Union Music Festival. e Miss Howell directs this group while Mar- cie Bradley is the accompanist. Page Thirty-six

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ORG-lES'I'RA RQ! Qgg - Raymond Fittro, Helen Rice, Rita Tucker, Eleanor Reynolds, Dale Kitzmiller, Alton Stanley, Robert Meek, Charles Manypenny, Edna Hoff, Jocey Waterman, Eugene Woo1f,MErtha Cardinal Eg! Eng - Harry Boals, Wayne Speakman, John Allen, Don Fobean, Robert Evans, Mr. Conway, Marcie Bradley, James Daniels, Carolyn Goodman. Ou orchestra, under the baton of M . Conway, provides appropriate music for assemb- ly programs, school plays, baccalaureate, commencement, and other indoor school, and community events. It is a regularly scheduled part of the curriculum and affords those students who par- ticipate valuable training in instrumental music. Rehearsals are held daily, and the course carries one-half credit per year. Marcia Bradley and Don Fobean serve as accompanists, and Eugene Woolf and Don Fobean, as librarians for the organization. Pins are awarded each year to the senior members who have been in the orchestra for at least two years. Page Thirty-five

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g Mc KINLEY CHOIR gg! Qgg - Dorothy Jackson, Pat Willett, Alice Meir, Martha Sweely, Kathleen Hutmacher, Melba Lower, Miss Howell, Georgia Hutmacher, Ardeena Poorman, Norma Dorsey, Marilyn Eastham, Dolores Collums, Joanne Campbell, Marilyn Henry. BQ! 21g - Jackie Bischel, Thelma Knecht, Olga Schenk, Janet Pettit, Edna Krahling, Virginia Dawson, Dorothy Garlock, Norma Gorby, Lois Fittro, Sara Cartwright, Fonda Menges, Barbara McCune Janet Chapman, Joanne Gfeller, Jeanne Williams. I gg! Three - Bob Elliott, Bob Polen, Ted Puskas, Clyde Isrewl, Karl Kersmarki, Don Beckett, bob ARockwe1l, Ronald Farish, Don Fobean, Bob Tuel, Roy Allen, Eugene Kerr. gg! Fogg - George Amabeli, Don Andrews, Glenn Johnson, Valas Winters, Si Lee, Clarence Gassman, Eugene Fahnert, Ed Fahnert, Halley Sickle, John Ailes, Charles Birr. The McKinley Choir, composed of sixty- four members, undertakes the singing of fou part music of sacred, secular, and semi- classical 1ature, with well-blended tone and clear enunciation. Accomplishments of the year included the Christmas Concert, featuring a cantata and l several nu bers from Handel's Messiah, and participation in the annual Spring Music Festival. Several members of the Choir were among the representative group which took part in the Mount Union Music Festival. .' Miss Howell directs this group while Olga 4 Schenk is the accompanist. Page Thirty-.seven