East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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JANUARY CLASS DE NIRO, DORA G. Hall Duty Monitor, 1933, 34, 36, Commercial Club 34, 35. She is a very quiet lass Who seldom speaks in any class. DERKACH, ANNA Latin Club 1933, 34. Hall Duty Monitor 1933, 34, Color Committee, Girl Scout 1933. Always skating she does go: Nothing stops her, rain or snow. DE SALVO, LENA MARIA Italian Club 1934, 35, Glee Club 1932-37, Hall Duty 1934. This young lady is not bold DESIMONE, ROSE Girl Reserves 1936, 37, Monitor 1934-36. Rose will always do her share Although she may have but a minute to spare. DIEGO, ROSE Commercial Club 1934, 35. Of the Italian Club she was the queen: By her actions this can be seen, DIGAETANO, CARMEL Hall Duty 1936, Echo Monitor 1935, Commercial Club 1934, 35. This young miss is always gay: In this fashion she spends her day. DOKES, COSTELLA M. Girl Reserve 1932-35, Glee Club 1932, 34, Hall Monitor 1935, 36, Commercial Club 1934, 35. To everybody she's a friend: May her rise to success never end. D'ORAZIO, MARY Hall Duty 1936, Glee Club 1933-35. She's a very lovely blonde: Of typing and candy shels very fond. DULAY, ANNA Quiet and studious all the day This is the way of Anna Dulay. DUNLEAVY, MARGARET Girl Reserves 1935, 36, Latin Club 1933, Monitor Duty 1935, 36. She is more than she showeth And speaks less than she knoweth. FARKAS, DOROTHY VIRGINIA G. A. A. 1934-36, G. A. A. Vice President 1936, Letter Girl. Volley Ball Champs 1935, Basketball Champs 1935, Hockey Champs 1934, 35. Dorothy always has a smile to lend, And for this reason she has many a friend. FERGUS, JOHN Class Basketball 1933-35, Class Baseball 1933-35. By the determined set of his chin You can see that a place in the world he'll win. FRANCIS, THERESA Dramatic Club 1933-34, Debating 1934. Monitor Duty 1933-36. A very quiet girl is she- Never bothering you or me. FUMI, UBALDO Jr. Basketball 1932, Chairman of Ring and Pin Com. 1937, Varsity Football 1935, 36, Annual Advertising Com. On the gridiron he bravely hops: As a football star he's tops.

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--X r 1 JANUARY CLASS BROWN. NUBRON Varsity Football 1935, 36, Shop Crew Leader 1934-36, Class Basketball. That high stepper, Nubron Brown, You should watch him go to town. CAMPBELL, JIMMY F. Reserve Basketball 1935, 36, Class Basketball 1933, Glee Club 1933, 34. A Capella Choir 1933, 34, Monitor 1936. Countless freckles and sandy hair- Lads like him are very rare. CANFIELD, WILBUR Band 1933-36. Electric Shop Foreman 1936. Wilbur hasn't much to say But works faithfully through the day. CANNATTI, ELIZABETH ANN ' Monitor 1936, Secretarial Training 1936. Com- mercial Club 1934, 35, Sales Committee 1936, 37. She is quiet ana' has a smiling face, As a friend she takes first place. CHAINESE, GUY SKEETS Treasurer of Sr. Class, Tin Shop Foreman 1932-35, Electric Shop Foreman 1936, Advertising Staff of Annual, Varsity Football 1934, 35. He is a short and stocky ladg The Power behind the throne he's always had. COLABINE, LEWIS Jr. Basketball 1932. 33. Football 1934-36. Class Basketball 1933. 34, Class Baseball 1934. Daring and relentless Colabine- II's a first and ten everytime he hits that line. CONTI, VIRGINIA ANTOINETTE Latin Club 1934. French Club 1936, Library Assistant 1936. Monitor, Chairman of Personnel Com. 1937, One in many is this lass Who shows leadership in every class. CRNCIC, LADDIE J. Hi-Y 1935-37. Shop Baseball 1933-35, Hi-Y Basketball 1935-37. Laddie surely is a handsome boy: To some pretty girl he'll bring much joy. DAVIS, DONALD Social Committee 1935, 36, Legio Romano 1933, Ass't Business Manager of Annual, Library Staff 1932-36. A naturally outstanding boy is Don: Who'll take his place when he is gone? DAVIS, HUGH H. Jr. Basketball 1933, Scenery 1934-37, Class Basket- ball 1934, 35, Class Baseball 1933, 34. He's clever and a cabinet maker of note: You can depend upon him to row his own boat. DAVIS, MARY ELIZABETH Vice President Dramatic Club 1935, Vice President Girl Reserves 1936, 37, Echo Staff 1935-37, Advertising Manager of Annual. Latin Club 1934, 35, Assembly Committee 1936, Gifted with a beautiful face: This girl stands out in any place. DELPHRY. LOUISE ANN ' Hall Duty 1936, Glee Club 1933, Commercial Club 1934, 35. Friends may come, and friends may go But here is a lass we'll forever know. DELUCIA, MIKE PATSY President of Sr, Class 1937, Electric Shop Fore- man 1935, 36. Advertising Staff of Annual, Class Basketball 1933, 34, Reserve Football 1935, Jr. High Basketball 1933. Our president has interests everywhere: A boy of his caliber is exceedingly rare. DEMARIA, GEORGIA Latin Club 1932, 33, Electron Club 1934-36. Girl Reserves 1935, 36, Italian Club 1933, 34. Cafeteria Cashier 1936. Head Monitor 1934, 35. Georgiaks lovely sparkling smile Can be seen for 'most a mile.

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JANUARY CLASS GARDNER, ROSE ANN G. A. A, 1935. 36, Hockey Champs 1934, 35, Letter Girl, All Class Sports 1933-36. Rose is full of fun And has a smile for everyone. GREGORY, LEANOR Girl Reserve 1933-36, Commercial Club. Annual Staff 1937, Dramatic Club 1934, Volley Ball Champs 1935. Leanor's smile is flashing and bright Like the Stars on a moonlit night. GROSS, SEYMOUR Annual Staff 1936, Monitor 1936, Class Picture Com. 1937. He is never seen alone In the hall, or on his way home. HAMMOND. RUTH G. Vice President 1937. Letter Girl, G, A, A. 1934, Cheerleader 1933, 35, Swimming Team 1934-36, Girl Service Club 1934. A girl like Ruth is not to be found If you travel the town around. HANAK, JOE Social Chairman Sr. Class 1937, Electric Foreman 1935, 36. Annual Advertising Com. 1937, Class Basketball 1933, 34, Shop Baseball 1935. This boy is a natural actor: In the success of our class he's a vital factor. HARSNEY, ELMER A, Class Baseball 1934-36, Class Basketball 1934. 35, Shop Baseball 1934. The only way to have a friend ls to he one to the end. HAUSERMAN, RAYMOND Glee Club 19,32-34, Acappella Choir 1932-34, Shop Foreman 1932-36, Class Basketball 1933. A dashing man-about-town is Ray: He's in the limelight and he's there to stay. HAUSTOVICH, PAUL FRANK Kent 1935, 36. Chief Chem. Lab. and Physics Lab. Ass't 1935, 36, Sr. Orchestra 1933-36, Vice Presi- dent Electron Club 1936, South Scholarship Contest 1935. Annual Staff. Paul Haustovich is his name, Some day he'll win the greatest fame, HAY. BETTY Girl Reserves 1935. 36. Annual Staff, Girl Scouts 1932. 33, Dramatic Club 1934, Secretarial Train- ing 1936. Good in all subjects, especially in history: To her the making of good grades is no mystery. HEIM, EARL F. Class Baseball 1934, 35, Class Basketball 1934, 35. A boy who we all know Will see his acquaintances gfO!:U and grow. HERMAN, JEWEL J, Girl Reserve 1934, 35, Tardv Monitor 1935, Monitor 1934. 35, Treasurer French Club 1936. Vivacious, and exceedingly fair. With an engaging and becoming air. HOLMAN, JOHN C. Hi-Y 1934-37. Johnnie doesn't like to hike, But how he loves to ride a bike! HUNTER, EDWARD Band 1934-37, Drum Major 1936, 37, Annual Staff. I A good scholar and a brilliant drum major, He'll make a success in life, we'll wager. JONES, CHARLES ERNEST Annual Advertising Com. 1937. A handsome Romeo is Charles Jones: I-le's called up so much he has to keep two phones.