McKinley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Sebring, OH)

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BUSINESS LEADERS, OE TOMORROW gg! Qgg - Thelma Knecht, Betty Tucker, Marcie Bradley, Joan Erb, Cotsy Schroeder, Marjorie Snyder, Marilyn Gartrell, Jane Hutmacher, Helen Fleming. gg! Egg - M s. Leek, Jocey Waterman, Donna Heestand, Nelda Myers, Joanne Haberland, Barbara McCune, Janet Pettit, Joanne Campbell. Egg Thggg - Jacqueline Bichsel, Alice Meir, Frances Welsh, Ardena Poorman, Marilyn Eastham, Willa Mae Andrie, Dorothy Snyder, Sarah Talbot, Joanne Gfeller. gg! Four - Rosella Martin, Vau da Moore, Betty Brogan, Martha Mankin, Beverly Gooding, Phyllis Munsell, Janet Chapman. The Business Leaders of Tomorrow is an organization helpful to those members of the S. H. S. family' interested in commercial vo- cations. The club meets the seco d and fourth Thursday of each month. The club sponsored noon dances which were held Wednesday. The group also has ordered a film con- cerning a day with a secretary and has made several interesting field trips du ing the year. OFFICERS President Cotsy Schroeder Vice-President Joan Erb Secretary Marjorie Snyder Treasurer Marilyn Gartrell SPOHSOI' Mrs, Leek Page Sixty-four

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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

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SCI-XLPEL AND SCOPE gg! Qgg - Ruth Shively, Barbara Locke, Betty Weekly, Harry Elder, Tony Amabeli, Carol Hannon, Maxine Heverly, Donna Morrison. gg! Tgg - Ruth Buehler, Ruth Thompson, Ruth Kintner, Esther Krahling, Marilyn May, Jeanne Morrison, Janet Chapman, Miss Mallernee. gg! Three - Bill Stanford, Jack Reddy, Helen King, Mary Jordon, Gladys Baker, Doris Fobean, Rebecca Gill, Bob Ferguson, John Chambers. gg! Fogg - Ralph Ward, Bill Wilson, Charles Birr, Bob Barrett, Valas Winters, Walter Clegg, Ray Olson, Ralph Zurhrugg, Tom Hampton. Those students especially interested in biology find pleasure in belonging to the Scalpel and Scope, ou biology club. They try to become acquainted with biology, develop understanding, and foster attitudes which will make them better people. Throughout the year they have had var- ious speakers at their regular meetings. Other highlights included visits to the Massillon State Hospital, and the Alliance OFFICERS ' City Hospital. p A President Tony Amabeli Vice-President Harry Elder SecretaryeTreasurer Carole Hannen Sponsor Miss Mallernee Page Sixty-hue