Meyersdale Joint High School - Hi Point Yearbook (Meyersdale, PA)

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. . . three cheers Left to right: Agnes Hornbrook, Ruth Gerhart, Carole Yutzy, Lois Niner, Mary Beal, Patty Horning, Thelma Miller, Betty Ann Donges. Chr-zz-znlleacllena M. H. S. cheerleaders, under the supervision of Miss Hawkins, started the term out right with top performances at the football games. They wore white pullover sweaters and black skirts. For basketball season they purchased new skirts with white talfeta linings. They deserve a lot of credit for the splendid effort with which they led the cheering section and the good school spirit they showed boosting our team. 55 Ruth Gerhart, Patty Horning, Mary Beal, Thelma Miller

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These obeyed to the letter . . . Row 1, left to right: Dick Vitale, Harry Leckemby, Bob Murray, Bob Pollock, Don Schardt, Vince Campbell. jim Phalin, Ted Banks. Row 2: Carl Phalin, Louis Catouse, Terry Thomas, Bill Englehart. Russell Weimer, Ernest Ross, Frank Thomas, Bob Baer, Ronald Lyle. Abrem: Jim Folk, Jack Hampton. Vince Campbell ,....., .........,.., P resident cvvl lg Carl Phalin ,. . , Serretury-Treasurer LL The primary object of the Monogram Club is to stimulate interest in sports throughout the school and community, Composed of Varsity Lettermen and sponsored by Mr. Metrinko, the club tried to help the younger boys and girls of our school to become better players and better sports. By sponsoring intramural basketball games and other numerous activities, the club made the students sport-conscious and helped mold championship teams for the future. The Miss Varsity Ballf which is sponsored by the club, ranked as one of the most outstanding school dances of the year. 'lMiss Varsity, the queen of the dance, was selected by the Lettermen. She reigned over a night of fun and frolic escorted by her guard of honor, four Red Men. The members of the Monogram Club worked hard all year to raise enough money to buy each Senior member of the club an honor sweater to show he played some Varsity Sport for M. H. S. The sweater was presented as a token of honor and farewell from his fellow Red Raidersf, 52

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