McKinley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Sebring, OH)

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LATIN Cl.UB l 1 I 1 1 ggi Qgg - Dale Kitzmiller, Carol Hannon, Melba Lower, Pat Wood, John Chambers, Ruth Shively, Peggy Menges, Jean Metz, Jim McCausland. gpg EIQ - Maxine Heverly, Joanne Campbell, Marilyn Eastham, Florence Williams, Ruth Thompson, Billie Lower, Mary Ogden, Betty Blake, Mrs. Boster. gg! Three - Florence Ellis, Ruth Kintner, Esther Wright, Norma Dorsey, Marcie B adley, Pat Boehmer, Edna Krahling, Dorothy Garlock, Joyce Eaton, Marlene Marshall. gg! Four - Charles Ling, Harry Beals, Jack Reddy, Bob Tuel, Bob Ferguson, Herbert Aeling, Jack Shoffner, Alvin Barnett. The Latin Club, having approximately sixty members, provides an opportunity for students to learn more of the cultural back- ground of the ancient Romans as well as an op- portunity for social activity. 1 The first event of the year was an ini- tiation ceremony and the installation of of- ficers. This was followed by a Prandium at Thanksgiving, a Saturnalia Festival at Christ- mas, a 'Julius Caesarn program observing the Idea of March and a Roman banquet concluded the year's social calendar. One outstanding program featured a guest speaker, who told of her travels and study in Rome. As a final act, the club presented a substantial gift to the Latin department of OFFICERS . the school. Praeses Pat Wgod SENATORS Sub-Praeses Ruth Shivgly 301158 Carole Hannen Melba Lower Peggy Menges Dale Kitzmiller Quaestar Jqhn Chambers Jim McCausla d Jean Metz Harry Boals Sponsor Mrs, Boat., Page Sixty-two

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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

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s F U T U RE i-IOM EMA K1-ERS O F AMER! CA gg! Qgg - Betty Rockwell, Betty Mason, Roselle Martin, Anada Sweely, Ardena Poorman, Alice Meir, Thelma Knecht, Doris Oswalt, Jane Hutmacher. gg! Tgg - Mrs. Freed, Twila Steele, Martha Smith, Pat Flowers, Doris Higgins, Jeanne Morrison, Joanne Gfeller, Frances Welsh, Jackie Bischel, Anna Mae Phillips. gg! Three - Janet Pettit, Anna Mae Elliott, Joyce Coleman, Martha Mankin, Jean Steele, Mary Woolf, Deloris Zurbrugg, Doloris Cartwright, Florence Ruth, Alice Williams, Elizabeth Kinser. gg! Four - Mary Case, Darlene Steele, Helen King, Virginia Fryfogle, Carolyn Goodman, Mary Jordon, Georgia Hutmacher, Virginia Baker, Joanne Folk, Letha Barnett, Ruth Wilson, Donna Morrison. OFFICERS President Anada Sweely Vice-President Ardena Poorman Secretary Alice Jean Meir Trea urer Roselle Martin Historian A Thelma Knecht News Reporter Doris Oswalt Sponsor Mrs. Freed What's a family without a cook? In our family we usually find that our best cooks are among the members of the F.H.A. WToward new horizonsn is a motto which truly expresses the purposes of their organ- ization--learning to live better today that our lives and the lives of our families may be better tomorrow. 1 All Thirtyhsix members have been kept ac- tive by such things as a casserole supper for their mothers, a spring style show, a project of textile painting, working for the Junior Homemaker's degree, and working for the Chap- ter degree. At one meeting the group heard Miss Souse of the Alliance Y.M.C.A. The F.H.A. progress doesn't stop with the close of school. During the summer they plan to spend an afternnon swimming followed by a casserole supper. On another date they intend to cook their supper out-of-doors. Page Sixty-three