East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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EHST HIGH IHNUS Q60 WN Cl'lfL1fLCl1f'y QZCISS We, the members of the Ianuary graduating class of 1939, hereby leave to you, the faculty and students of East High, our last will and testimonal. Knowing that this is our last document, we truthfully believe that it is of everlasting importance. MARY L. ADRIANO leaves behind her wide knowledge of American History to Lois Thompson. G The headaches of ANN BALABAN are willingly bestowed upon Eve entile. Mabel Haustovich gladly accepts ROSE BERENDT'S swimming ability. VIOLET BIG wishes Katherine Chianese to take over her intricate dance steps. IEAN BRUNO wills those funny jokes and knit witty ways to Mary Wary. MARGARET BUTCH donates her virtue of patience to Iennie Strollo. VIRGINIA BUZARD leaves her sophistication to all unsophisticated fresh- men who will play the role of senior in the future. NANCY CANNATI gives Adele Emrich her plentiful supply of rouge. AMELIA CEPIN leaves her secretarial seat to Ann Miely. IOSEPHINE COLANGELO wills her notebook of neatly kept minutes and accounts to the junior A secretary coming up. PHYLLIS COLANTONE leaves her coal black hair to Iune E. Thompson. IANE COLLINS gives her tall and stately figure to Dorothy Donnan. WILMA COMSIA leaves her sewing ability along with a few thimbles to Iohn Schuller who wishes to be a bachelor. IOSEPHINE CONTI wills her library assistance to Molly Glasburg. IDA CURRY leaves her basketball talent with Cynthia Graham. ADELINE DEL OUADRI donates her books, pencils, and erasers to all who may need them. MARGARET DE PASCO leaves an empty locker along with a hundred other Senior A's. DOLORES DEXTRAS wills her neat and mild ways in home room to Elsie Hendricks. , SUSAN DIDEK leaves her future as a great stage and screen star to Alice Simpson. VIRGINIA DONOFRIO gives her baby ways to Vera Nespeca. D IEAN FRAME bequeaths her athletic ability and physique to Honey ibble. HELEN NICALEK leaves her dancing specialties to Betty Goldberg. h ALICE ORLANDO abandons her ticket selling job to Victoria Eossacceca. LUCY PALLOTTA, better known as Annie, leaves her dramatic ability to her sister. FRANK POLUMBO bestows upon Ioseph Baal his Winsome humor and smiling eyes. CLARA PANNO, small and petite, leaves to East High her host of friends. DOMINIC PEDALINE bequeaths his polite manners to Mike Palchelfsky. IOE PERFETTO relinquishes his football honors to the forthcoming grid- iron guards. SANDRINA PESA gives her- genial disposition to Ruth Iohnson who is capable of possessing such an honor. ROSE PETRETIC wills her idea of a six-foot-one escort to Virginia Rock. -if Page Twenty-nine fit'

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emit SOLTIS EVELYN' Class Day Committee Girl Reserves Usher for Commencement Very small is this lass, A friend of all our class, TEDDE. JULIA CLARA Librarian Girl Reserves Italian Club Who is this slim and tall Who smiles to one and to all? THOMAS, MARY AGNES Girl Reserves Usher for Commencement With her sister she competes We don't know who beats. TURNER, KATIE B. Library Assistant Girl Reserves Basketball Beinq a Girl Reserve, Her health and wealth she will preserve. VRABEL, HELEN M. National Honor Society Senior B Attendant Annual Staff Invitation Committee Latin Club Senior Play Friendly and gay In her own pleasant way. WOODS. EUGENE Glee Club Band Orchestra Although a quiet lad. He is a friend to be had. EHST HIGH IHNUS Page Twenty-eight IIS!! STEVENS. VEDA A. Italian Club Senior B Attendant Annual Staff Such a handsome lad is he: None like him could ever be. THOMAS, LUCILE THERESA Girl Reserves For her friends she has a smile And not for just a little while. TRONZO. CATHERINE E. Girl Reserves Italian Club Friendly with me, friendly with you: l think she's nice. Now don't you? TYSON. ELEANOR M. Personnel Committee Debating Glee Club Library Assistant Girl Reserves A qirl everyone knows Making friends everywhere she goes. WARY. IAMES Football French Club National Honor Society Electron Club Good in work, good in play, An all around boy in every way.

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EHST HIGH IHNUS MGI: Ilolp FRANK PETRETICH wills his fondness for girls to Mike Esposito. P kIOHN PIZZOLA gives his shyness to a certain lad, by name, Iohnnie us as. Z CARLO PONZIO wills his growing personality to his intimate friend, foe arcom. VICTOR PORCASE sorrowfully donates his locker to his sister, Mary. EILEEN PRICE, whose name incidentally rhymes with nice, bestows upon Angela Agnesi her Winsome smile. SAM PROTOPAPA leaves his vigorous Hollywood strut to Mike Depta. SIDNEY ROSENBLUM gives his Stradivarius to a future Rubinoff of East High's Orchestra. ELEANOR RUBBO leaves an empty chair in the sewing room for her sister to occupy. DONALD RYLANDER wills his football togs to Coach Barrett. AMELIA SALVATORE bequeaths her funny expression- to Rose Mary Yannerella. G RUTH FRANK leaves her fondness for parties and gay times for Ann rady. MARY L. GALAIRDE radiates her sweetness and charm to Clare Ferguson. BERTHA GAVIN makes the gift of a home run to all the girls who are unable to make one. MARY GENTILCORE leaves Miss Phelp's brown folder to her secretary who may need it. ETHEL GORDAN abandons her wardrobe to any one who wishes to use it. MARY L. GANOFSKY casts away her unneeded height to Florence Iones. ETHEL HARSNEY gives her million dollar smile to Rose Altiere. IEWEL H.AYNES leaves her blue and gold gym outfit to the gym de- partment. KATHRYN HENDRICKS bequeaths her ability to cook doughnuts to George McClain who is searching for a recipe. D 1The dimples of DOROTHY HEWLETT are generously donated to Ruth ur ey. GERTRUDE HIETALA yields her shyness and resulting blushes to Beatrice Toby who has a real purpose for them. ROBERT IOHNSON leaves all the girls wondering Why he never fell in love. GLADYS HOLT bestows those argumentative tendencies of hers to sweet, young Mary Ann Kane. ELVIRA IANNAZONE donates a collection of neatly compiled history units to Peggy Williams to save future time. CLARA JONES leaves a choice seat in the library near the window. TONI AGNESI gives his curls and ringlets to girls who wish they had them. RICHARD ANDERSON wills his quietness to all bashful boys. DON ARMSTRONG passes to Ted Rose his good looks. WALTER BOYKO, our little man, leaves his cheer leading ability to young Daley. RICHARD CARNEVALE bequeaths his end position to Pete Fuzer. CLARENCE COX gives his unexcelled philosophy to Carl Bainege Bain. The basketball talent of IAMES DELPHA is entrusted to Frank Farnell. FRANK DESIMONE, our second Fred Astaire, leaves his tap dancing to Iack Mills. -'Sf Page Thirty YS'-