Monaca High School - Acanom Yearbook (Monaca, PA)

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The TRI-HI-Y, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rock, had a very successful year. Early in the year, 17 new members were inducted. Some highlights of the year were a fun night, a Mother and Daughter Tea, a discussion of religions, and a book review. The purpose of this club is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian Character. Our capable officers are, from left to right: Glenna Harper, Chaplain; Sally Williams, Secretary; Pat Weber, President; Chris Linn, Treasurer; and Margaret Shugert, Vice-President. ROW ONE: Left To Right, C. Linn, M. Shugert, P. Weber, S. Williams, G. Harper. ROW' TWO: B. McCaw, E. Kovac, S. Donovan, J. Stanye, C. Egger, S. Sakulsky, M. McCartney, Z. Winkle, C. Winkle. ROW THREE: E. Barr, K. Massey, K. Groves, C. Thornburg, A. Albright. ROW FOUR: D. Strauss, E. Stitt, K. Lang, E. Huff, J. Householder. ROW FIVE: J. Weil, D. Templeton, B. Leitschaft, O. Newman, S. Reigle, G. Lehman. ROW' SIX: L. Heckman, K. McCoy, D. Kiefer, B. Irons, B. Thomas, K. Klrchner, M. Hicks, C. Biskup, M. Conrad, P. Figley, C. Glasser. ROW SEVEN: B. Harper, M. Lindsay, C. Boyd. ROW EIGHT: Mrs. Rock. 28

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Character, scholarship, leadership, and service, are the principles of the National Honor Society. The officers of the Mon- acatootha Chapter, under the capable spon- sorship of Mrs. Virginia Crawford, held their first meeting on October 5, 1959, to plan the year’s activities. The officers are: from right to left, seated; John Bickerton, President; Carole Egger, Vice President; standing, Olive Newman, Sec- retary; and Ruthann Minnittee, Treasurer. On November 3, 1959, all members participated in the induction of nine new senior members. The newly inducted mem- bers were; Sophie Behun. Juliana Chuey, Carol Colligan, Pat Kennedy, Kay Lang, Dominic Lucci, Michael Michaluk, Rochelle Sakulsky, and Margaret Shugert. This brought the total membership to nineteen. The chief service project of N.H.S. is the maintenance of the student activity file. This file is kept in the office and provides a reference for teachers and clubs. Another project undertaken this year was the collection of playing cards tc send to Kane Hospital for conversion into Braille decks. 27 HOW ONE: Left To Right, R. Minnitte, J. Bickerton, C. Egger, O. Newman. ROW TWO: S. Williams, K. Lang, J. Stanye, M. Shugert, M. McCartney, P. Kennedy, C. Colligan. ROW THREE: D. Lucci, D. Kiefer, P. Weber, S. Sakulsky, S. Behun, J. Chuey, J. Michaluk. ABSENT: S. Kelley. ROW FOUR: Mrs. C rawford.

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A successful year was enjoyed under the sponsorship of Mr. Reader in the HI-Y Club. The officers were elected at the be- ginning of the year and are, from left to right: Ron Luzzi, Secretary-Treasurer; Robert Hutchinson, President; and Jack Smith, Vice-president. The HI-Y held a tag day, and the pro- ceeds were used to purchase jackets for the members. Another highlight was the basketball team. ROW ONE: Left To Right, J. Smith, B. Huchinaon. R. Luzzi. D. Hundley, P. Massey, F. Jageraki, B. Newman, R. Berkhammer. ROW TWO: P. Smith, E. Mild, S. Mayfield, G. Da via, K. Lutz, ROW FOUR: Mr. Reader. G. Huchinaon. ROW THREE: B. Whippo, D. Graeaer, T. Brandt, 29