East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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EHST HIGH IPINUS 'ADH WN Qlass Acers K' ff anuary FRED ALTIERE Presideni VINCENT MUCCI Vice-president IOSEPHINE COLANGELO Secretary ETHEL HARSNEY Treasurer COLORS Green and Silver FLOWER Rose MOTTO From a good beqinninq cometh a good end. -if Page Fifteen E+ K' Q' une ALFRED ESPOSITE President ANTHONY PO NZIO Vice-president FANNIE TEKUSHAN Secretary ROBERT KEISER Treasurer COLORS Maroon and White FLOWER Violei MOTTO Our aim: Success.

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EHST HIGH IHNUS QZGSS fgyoem Greetings, class of thirty-nine, As commencement day draws near, lt's time for everyone of us To think of our career. We've only just begun to trod The road to great success, The miles lie outstretched far ahead, How fast can we progress? Our footsteps may fall on rocky ground, Our journey may be rough, But we will make a brave attempt To fight against rebuff. The cross-roads we pass are many, The direction signs are few, But look! Out in the distance A bright light comes to view. We glance back now, and see, The road that lay behind, We've reached our goal, and all at once We know that life's been kind. We've strived to do the best we could, As loyal sons and daughters, Now we must bid a sad farewell, To our faithful Alma Mater. Time says that we must go now, But thoughts of East remain, We'll see our chums some future time, In Glory's Hall of Fame. Come, you seniors, gather round, Reminisce with us awhile: The things we did at East High School, Will always make us smile. So every time you read this poem, Each and every line, Be proud to say that you were one Of the class of thirty-nine. -GRACE D. HOWLEY. -tif Page Fourteen E+ UQ-v

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EHST HIGH IHNUS glen 0655-a F . for i . azzzzcziry 7 ZClllIfOllCl,j KJLKPLIOV ocmty , t As a result of their striving tor the highest attainment in Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service, sixteen members were elected to the Ianuary National Honor Society. This membership is the greatest honor that can be bestowed upon any high school senior. The worthiness of those elected is judged by two means, first, students must rank in the upper third ot their class tor scholarship eligibility as nominees: second, candidates must be elected by judgment ot the faculty based upon character, leadership, and service merits. lnstallation services, in keeping with the tine ideals representative of the Society, took place at an assembly in the school auditorium on Ianuary 6. Alumni members presented a further conception ot the four requisites of the Club in their orations. Principal Smith in his address added his views on the society standards. The sixteen scholars chosen are: Fred Altiere, Walter Boyko, Virginia Buzard, Amelia Cepin, Iosephine Conti, lean Frame, Mary Ganotsky, Ger- trude Hietala, Dorothy Hewlitt, Gladys Holt, Lucy Pallotta, Frank Petretich, Carl Ponzio, Sidney Rosenblum, Helen Vrable, and lames Wary. +24 Page Sixteen tk