Monaca High School - Acanom Yearbook (Monaca, PA)

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MUSIC HATI-I CHARM ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR: L. R. Prindle PIANIST: Vivian Sinclair VIOLINS- Carl Mattauch Charles Barto Athalia Kanschat Alice Michaels Marian lVlcCreary Theresa Larizza SAxoPHoNE- Elizabeth Vogt CLARINETS- Emma Theil Charlotte Henderson Helen Schachern TROMBONES- Ray Heckerman lames Locke CELLO- lean Gray FLUTE- Dawn Gray TRUMPETS- Ralph Aumack Annabelle Sobel Sara Pavkovich BARITQNE- Telford Dindinger BASS VIOLIN'- Dorothy Fronko DRUMS- William Pyle l22l THE 1958

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GLAA ln November an elimination tournament was held in ping pong, with Mary lane Neese and Vivian Sinclair taking the honors. On November 4 the Beaver Falls G. A. A. held a roller skating party at Evans City, to which all the Girls' Athletic Associations of the Valley were invited. The basketball tournament was held during lanuary and February, and was won by the Panther team, captained by Matilda Fuller. An indoor track meet was held lanuary 20 by the Beaver G. A. A. at Beaver High School. Eleven Monaca girls took part in this play day. Bowling was one of the new activities added to the program this year and proved to be very successful. The girls bowled once a week at Calvin's Bowling Alleys at Rochester. Qn February 8 the Ambridge G. A. A. held a bowling play day at Ambridge. ln April the Aliquippa G. A. A. held a bowl- ing tournament for all the schools of Beaver County. In May twelve members of the Monaca G. A. A. attended play day at Midland High School. The play days, held each month, have been planned for the purpose of stimulating interest and good sportsmanship among the girls of the Valley, and at the same time to do away with the emotional and physical strain which varsity teams cause. At the end of the year the girls having earned the required number of points are awarded letters and monograms. Points are earned by taking part in the various activities offered during the school year. The girls who have won letters and monograms realize the responsibility they have assumed, and by their actions in sportsmanship they have set stand- ards for next year's club to meet. ACANOM

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THEY ADD THE COL Sn N9 I BAND DirectorelVlR. L. T RLIMPETS Sara Pavkovich Annabelle Solvel Thomas Konvolinka Alice Pyle Williard LeGoullen Frank Cicerko CORNET Ralph Aumack CLARINETS Helen Schachern Emma Theil Charlotte Henderson Dorothy l-lill Ioseph Yaroz Richard Eberle lohn Dietrich Billy Milligan Betty Inge Franklin Crawford BASS Drum Major-VERA RUCKMAN lolm Nafad PRINDLE TRONBONES Ray l-leckerman David Strausser laines Locke BARITONE Telford Dindinger SAXOPHONES Anna Mae Elmer Charles Sowash Elizabeth Vogt FLUTES VVilliam Miller Dawn Gray DRUMS VVillian1 Pyle Daniel Lindemann lack Hemer Richard Plate Arthur Reimer Robert Fogg ACANOM l23l OR