Monaca High School - Acanom Yearbook (Monaca, PA)

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A CLOSED door . . behind it, voices . . a sharp rap ! rap! . . . silence . . . and then a voice speaking in deliberate and measured tones. So begins a meeting ot one ofthe several student organizations that form an important part of the lite of Monaca High School. At these Various meetings we do Talk of this, and tell of that, And contradict each other flatf' ACANOM

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THE STAFF Sponsors .....,. .,,7,... Editors .,.,.Y,,,V.... ........ Asst. Editors .,...,...7,....... Business Manager ....,,.., Asst. Business Mgr .,.,., Historian .,....r,.rr,.,,,., Calendar ,,..... rt,,,,,, Prophecy .......... 7 Class Will ........,. tV,,,.,, Personalf-Girls ....... Personal-Boys ...,.., Humor ......,r.,.,,,,,,,,,,, Table of Statistics.. Organizations .,.....,,r Athletics t....... S Snapshots ..,...,.. ,, Artist .,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,e,, H Iunior Editor ...,....,t. Sophomore Editor ..,...... Typists .....,,........,.i,,u Elizabeth Birsic, Grant Beighey Iune Patton, Vivian Sinclair Helen Schachern, Tommy Konvolinka Chris Lindsay Charles Sowash, William Palmquist .......Charlotte Henderson Ioseph Macirynski lrene Blistan Wilma Eogel lean Smith William Hellmann Maurice Hayes Virginia Bozett ,....,,leanne Collett u,,,,,,Vernard Sayre Martha Miller, Iulia Steckla ...,,,,Gilbert Hart .......Anna Mae Elmer Mary Ellen Schachern Matilda Fuller, Mary Skvolka Cornelia Stimel, Mary Christy THE 1958

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THE GIRLS TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y Club stands for the all-around development of its members: HSpirit, Mind, and Body, and serves the three main training agencies: i'Home, Church, and School. The objective is: i'To Seek, To Find, and To Share. The slogan is: Pure Thoughts, Pure Words, Pure Actions. The Club colors are Red, White, and Blue, and express A'Sacrifice, Purity, and Loyalty. The colors are exemplified in the Triangle, Torch, and Circle. The first meeting of the Tri-Hi-Y Club was held September 14, 1937. The Charter Members of last year elected the following officers to carry on this vear: President, lean Gray, Vice President, Ieanne Collett, Secretary, Shirley Hunter, Treasurer, Charlotte Henderson. The committees appointed by the officers were: Devotional, Wilma Fogelg Social, Iune Patton, Service, Mary Ann Reese: Program, Vivian Sinclair: Pub- licity, Virginia Bozett. Miss Mary E. Milliron was appointed Sponsor of the Club. Miss Elizabeth Hegner was elected second Faculty Advisor. Mrs. D. C. Locke and Mrs, H. S. Malone form the Advisory Board. The Club has carried on many worth-While activities, and plans are being made for many more before the year ends. Some of its activities include: starting a lunior Tri-Hi-Y Club, entertainment at the Beaver County Childrens Home, the Sanitorium, Home of the Aged, and the Epileptic Home. The Club had charge of the Christmas Assembly program. Together the Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y Clubs purchased basketball schedules. Several campaigns were held during the year. The faculty tea was a big success. Induction of new members to the Club were held in both the spring and the fall. Bible Study Was held for eight Weeks. A box social was featured with the Hi-Y Club. Our club has been active in social, religious, and service functions. THE 1958 President - f lean Gray Vice President - Jeanne Collett Secretary - - Shirley Hunter Treasurer Charlotte Henderson Sponsors H - Miss Milliron Miss Hegner