East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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JANUARY CLASS g KEASEY, GERALDINE W. Dramatic Club 1933-35, Debating Club 1934, Commercial Club 1936, Library Assistant 1935, 36, Hall Duty 1933-35, A very nice girl to have as a friend Because she'll stick with you until the end. KNIGHT, WILLIAM THOMAS Hi Y 1935, 36, Monitor Duty 1936, Commercial Club 1931-36, Class Baseball 1932, 33, Class Basketball 1933. He'll always do his share of the work: We know his tasks he'll never shirk, LARICCIA, P1-IILOMENA MAE Monitor Duty 1935, 36, Commercial Club. Glee Club 1933, 34. Sweet memories never lie And our thoughts of her shall never die. LEONE, IDA Girl Scout 1933, 34, Monitor 1935, 36, Commer- cial Club 1933-37, Girl Reserves 1934, Picture Com. ldu's a skilled dressmaker-true: And she can design 'lParis creations too. LEONARD, EDWARD Glee Club 1932, Class Baseball 1931, 32, Class Basketball 1932, Italian Club 1935. An active carefree boy is he A soldier of fortune some day he'll be, LEONELLI. DORA Monitor 1936. Dora with her quiet ways Will be remembered for many days. LOGAJAN, FLORENCE L. Band 1932-36, Glee Club 1930, 31, Jr. Orchestra 1931, 32, Monitor 1934, 35. She is the musical Senior A Who in the band does always play, LUCARELLI, JULIETTE DOROTHEA Dramatic Club 1933-35, Girl Reserves 1935, Librarian 1936, Monitor 1934-36. Tall, stately, with lustrous hair- Possessing a face intelligent and fair. LUSHINSKY, NINA Electron Club 1934-37, Latin Club 1933, Annual Staff. She's a pretty, intellectual girl: - As valuable and priceless as a costly pearl. MARION. JOSEPHINE TERESA G. A. A. 1934-37, Ring and Pin Com., Letter Girl, Absence Report Secretary, Swimming Team. 1934, 1935, In sports Josephine cannot be beat: She holds her own in every meet. MARINELLI, FRANK JOSEPH Auto Shop Foreman 1936, Annual Staff 1936, Italian Club 1934, 36, Glee Club 1932, 33, Monitor Duty 1934, 35, East High Mascot 1935, 36. He always has a joke to spare, He never has a worldly care, MARTINKO, STEPHEN ALBERT Commercial Club, Monitor Duty 1933, 34. Glee Club 1931, 32, Sales Com. For English Stephen studies deep- In class he utters not a peep. MAYO, THOMAS J. Class Baseball 1931-33, Class Basketball 1931. 32, Monitor 1936. Gene Raymonds rival don't you see: Bound for Hollywood soon he'll be, MILLER, BETTY . Asst. Editor-in-chief Echo 1936. Sec. and Pub- licity Chairman Electron Club 1936, Manager of Swim Team, Program Chairman Girl Reserves 1936, Reporter G. A. A. 1936, Annual Staff. She carries herself with a stately airy Has a pretty smile and well placed hair.

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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.

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JANUARY CLASS MILLER, JACK LEROY Electron Club 1936, 37, Co-Chairman of Social Com., Chairman of Annual Sales Com., Debating Club 1935, 36, Laboratory Ass't. 1935, 36. He's outstanding in chemistry: lt's easy to tell what he will be. I MOYER, LAWRENCE Boys Sr. Glee Club 1932. 33, Class Baseball 1932. Class Basketball 1932, Lawrence Moyer is his name: He likes ire cream and a good football game. NERONE, JOHN Italian Club 1935, 36, Class Baseball, Class Basket- ball. To you and me he may seem meek But he's a patent leather shiek. NOVAK, ANNA MARGARET Sr. Glee Club 1934-37, President Sr. Glee Club 1935, Secretary Sr. Glee Club 1934, Commerical Club, Head Monitor 1936. She is fair and is serene And stately as a noble queen, O'KlNlS, ALICE VIRGINIA G. A. A. 1936, 37, Girl Reserve 1936. 37, Swim- ming Team 1936, 37, School Activities 1935. 37, Glee Club 1933, 34. Allire is a jolly lass And has friends in every class. PARISE, JAMES A. Italian Club 1936, Class Basketball 1933, 34, Class Baseball 1933, 34, Here is a boy, a well known one With whom every one has fun. PASSARELL1, JOE Shop Foreman 1936, Class Baseball 1933, 34. Class Basketball 1933, 34, Latin Club 1933. Joe is the lad who is always seen With some friends in a machine, PAVONE, JOSEP1-UNE ELIZABETH Latin Club 1934, 35, Picture Com. 1936, Monitor 1934, 35. Librarian 1935. Always happy, always glad, No one around her can be sad. PAVONE, JOSEPHINE MARIE Commercial Club 1933-36, Monitor Duty 1936, 37. She is quiet, small, and demure, And is a girl who can allure. PERRY. FELIX JOHN Italian Club 1936, 37. Class Baseball 1933, 34, Class Basketball 1933, 34, Ring and Pin Com., Monitor 1934-37. Felix has a kind word to say To those he meets throughout the day. PETTOLA, JOSEPHINE ANGELA Commercial Club 1933-37, Italian Club 1935, 36, Monitor Duty 1936, 37. - She is one you never hear Though she may be very near. PHILLIPS, DOROTHY MARIAN Commercial Club 1933-37, Monitor 1936. She has many perky ways That often put us in a daze. POPIO, JOE B. Football 1935, Class Basketball 1933-36, Class Baseball 1933-36, Class Colors Com., Italian Club 1936. When he speaks, his thoughts always count: His personality every day a higher place does mount. RETO, JOSEPH L. Vice President Leonardo Da Vinci Club, Annual Staff, Monitor Duty 1933-35, Class Baseball 1933, 34, Class Basketball 1933, 34, Football Manager 1 93 5. He's always full of pep and vim: Everybody in the school ought to know him.