McKinley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Sebring, OH)

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menosuzw cwa Egg Qgg - Anna Mae Elliott, Patricia Flowers, Joyce Coleman, Florence Ellis, Betty Weekly, Esther Wright, Joyce Eaton, Donna Morrison, Barbara Locke. 391 Egg - M s. Freed, Ruth Shively, Ruth Buehler, Esther Krahling, Jeanne Morrison, Mary Woolf, Doris Higgins, Marlene Marshall, Betty Rockwell, Miss Mallernee. gg! Three - Twila Steele, Betty Mason, Maxine Heverly, Marilyn May, Jean Metz, Billie Lower, Ruth Ann Kinter, Beverly Cox, Nancy Henry, Mary Calderone, Martha Smith. Eg! Four - Doris Fobean, Patricia Boehmer, Carole Hannen, Gladys Baker, Mary Jane Jordon, Carolyn Goodman, Deloris McBride, Nancy Sabatine. gg! Five - Dorothy Fairbanks, Dorothy Marshall, Jean King, Kathleen Musselman, Darlene Steele, Virginia Fryfogle, Anna Lockner, Helen Taylor, Ruth Wilson, Edna Hoff, Margaret Augustine. A new organization in McKinley High can be found this year under the name of the Friendship Club. This group was organized as a Wkid sistern club of ou Y-Teens. Both freshman and sophomore girls are eligible mem- bers. - . Most of its activities have been carried. on in co-operation with the YhTeens. . Such projects included the presentation of the Christmas program and packing clothing 'or German children. The enthusiasm of the girls of this club is a sure sign that they ,will be enthusiastic1 Y-Teens later on in their high school careers. OFFICERS President Betty Weekly Vice-President Esther Wright Secretary Joyce Eaton Treasurer Florence Ellis Co-Sponsors Miss Mallernee Mrs. Freed Page Sixty

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Y-'r:.-rams gg! Q33 - Dorothy Garlock, Edna Krahling, Dorothy Jackson, Nelda l ers, Ulga Schenk, Lou Pearson, Joan Erb, Hazel Kelley, larilyn Henry, Pat lood. gg! 212 - Irs. Leek, Joan Gerber, Iarcie Bradley, Jocey laternan, Donna Heestand, Joanne Haherland, Norma Dorsey, larilyn Eastham, Barbara lcCune, Janet Pettit, Joanne Ganpbmii, Peggy IQILKQQQJDYJI Schroeder. lies Howell. . , Bow Three - Detty'Thckem5 Jackie Biehsel, Joan n G eller, Fran ce Weleib Arden: Poormu , lilll it-3E'S'ara Cartuight, Kathleen Hutmacher, Virginia Dawson, . Hxttro. ities Swealyg Rita Tnlilr5 Helen Fl minge U -I - Thelma Xnecht, 'Roselle krtin, Vaurida loore, lartha lankin, Sara Talbot, Jean lcCaus1and, Shirley layhew, Carol Lockhart, larilyn Gartrell, larybelle latson, Jeanne Williams, Carol Carver. Egg 211g - lary lorrison, Carol lcCune, Doris King, Doris B unie, Beverly Gooding, Phyllis lunsell, Ruth Ibumans, Eleanor Ailes, Deloris Zurh ugg, Georgia Hutnacher, Jane Hutmacher, lelba Lover, Janet Chapman. The purpose of the !4Teens is to develop the mental, social, and spiritual phases of each girl's life. CABINET During the year the club adopted a' President girls' home in Brenan, Germany, sent three delegates to the !4Teen Conference in Colum- bus, sponsored a recognition service, a 'Dey of Worship' at Christmas, a banquet, an Bas- ter meditation assembly, an '1pple.Po1ishing Tea', and were co-sponsors of the movie, 'Youth for the Kingdom.' Vice-president Secretary Treasu er Program Chairman Worship Chairman Service Co-chairman Social Co-chairmen Finance Chairman Song Leader Pianist Sponsors f Page fifty-iliac Olga Schenk Lou Pearson Nelda l ers Joan Erb Pat lood Dorothy Jackson Edna Krahling Joan Gerber Basel Kelley Joanne Haberland Dorothy Garlook lar Pat Best ilyn H lies Ho::li l s. Leek

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i-ll'Y Eg! One - Ed Schmid, Wilbu Buehler, Dale Weizenecker, Milton Shively, Don Beckett, Carroll Smith, Don Andrews, T. Steve. Eg! 139 - Mr. Strauss, George Amabeli, Tony Amabeli, Kenneth Zurbrugg, Donald Santee, Alton Stanley, Clyde Israel, Pete Carlino, Charles French. gg! Three 5 Dick Speakman, Clarence Gassman, Bob Rockwell, Si Lee, Gordon Borton, Don Brown, Raymond Olson, Richard Lee, Eugene Burgess. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser OFFICERS Donald Beckett Gene Bu gess Milton Shively Edwin Schmid M . Strauss This organization is made up of twentyh six boys who have as their purpose to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community the highest standards of Chris- tian character. Outsta ding events of the year included swimming at the Youngstown Y. M. G. A., pre- sentation of a chapel program, and Sunday attendance at various churches. The club has endeavored to develop char- acter, citizenship, and school spirit among its members. Guest speakers have addressed the club at several meetings. Another highlight of the year was the banquet co-sponsored by the !hTeens and Hi-Y. Page Sixty-one