East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

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After twelve short years we find ourselves on the threshold of our future To our teachers who have made our l1fe at East one that We W1ll never forget we QIVG our heartfelt thanks We gtve you th1s Annual as a small token of remembrance of The Best Years of Our Ltves we need only to conquer tt ' 0 Let's leave with this thought: the world is ours: Wiewdawgnfcamdme Prmczpals Message Ded1cat1on Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary lanuary une lune lune Actzvmes Athlehcs Adwsors and Prophecy Graduates Class I-lzstory Class Prophecy Offzcers Class Aclwsors and Offlcers Graduates Advertlsements l lune Class History SGWZWJZQG cz mice 64, ' I W SMITH E E FELL You are graduating from hlgh school Certamly you are to be congratulated To complete an adventure mvolvmg so much ttme and effort ts no mean task As you recelve your dlplomas two questxons press for an answer Has thls adventure been as profitable to you as lt could have been? Of course all of you can see mlstakes you have made but these mtstakes may be stepplng stones to a more secure and more successful future May that be true xn your case Is East Hlgh a better school because you have been here? If xt IS not you have mxssed a great opportumty Let us hope you can answer both questxons rn the afflrmatxve If thls IS the case East Hxgh wxll always be proud of you and soczety wlll know lt has made a fxne mvestment m you Prove your worth The falth and best wxshes of all of us accompany you I W SMITH Prmczpal The outstandmg men of history who have contnbuted most to cxvrlxzatxon have been remark able for the tralts of leadershlp and personallty The schools throughout the land recogmze the xmportance of developmg these characterlstlcs and are doxng all wxthm thexr power to give thexr students educatxonal opportumtxes that wxll bring out the best ln each student Thxs xnvolves a large mvestment by soclety The student also has an important mvestment of tlme and energy How well you have taken advantage of the opportunxtxes will determme ln a large measure your success m the various flelds you enter May you fmd that your tlme has been well spent and the success you do ardently desxre ts yours E E FELL -vt Page Four P , . Page Frve 3 W 0 'Zfe .... IN DEDICATION Somehow I'm not happy' I cant seem to IGJOICG For far off ID the d1stance I can always hear a vo1ce It could be the sobs of mothers Whose sons arent commg back Or else the many hvrng dead No courage d1d they lack They passed o er th1s way Where men before had trod Through that dark ve11 of fear But then came llght and God They have but merely gone ahead To wart for you and me For when we measure up Then t1s our chance to see Cecrlxa Kxlhus ANNUAL STAFF Editor - Viola Peluso Co-Editor . , . . Cecilia Killius Staff Writers , . , , Mary Lou Watkins Alice Mirth, Mary Parrish, Mary Beneski, Ioseph Cossetti, Sammy Fossaceca Rose Stephens, Anna Kinney. Frances Hasile, Sally Sloan, Norman Ioseph Bob Price Kay Gonda, Dorothy Costa, and Doris Kinney. Staff Advisor Business Manager 12A's Pauline Wagner Livio Giudici Richard Peake Louis Dattavio Tony Fasiline Andy Kraynack l2A's Mary Cappuzzello Virginia DePasqua Evelyn Lacy Mildred Petretich Mary Panno Michael Conti Miss Ieannette Clarke Mr. Iames P Griffith ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Iohn Babos Connie Vitello Eleanor Delfrano Lawrence Sisman Stanley Malkoff I2B's Edward Bunyoff SALES COMMITTEE Ralph Lucente Donald Turner I2B's Ramona Morrison Eleanor Conqemi Louise DeFrank Donna Collins sy. pig. Palmer Carano Dan Bevilacqua Rose Mary Bonacci Pauline Guerrieri Mary Keffer loe Massaro Ioe Parlink Phyllis DePasqua Laura Cuccarese Martha Appulese Margaret Fabian Phyllis DePasqua Emma Richards Margaret Schaeffer Helen Neri I ' to 1 my I , X fx. K f 4 Z K. i' X fxf-XCLQL 23 K fx f f' fx Ab Oaafccgcfedvccflfofzlwo K X I J I ff! I 7 , ' I , fl N ll? f, ff , ,', hdwgvwfd R S ,S x f- fi , gf ' ' T f A A fx , figgi ,fi f'f ii' i if,,if i?lQ ff-S f xxx r-1 X' -Q o. X ,, px ,J 'Sw .' g 1 I , V -S FT 'i' Q f 'X f ' Y Xa ' V '. f 'X F ' n -1 51 f K 0 ' 4'-av CLASS ADVISORS OF IANUARY 1947 We appreciate the guidance you have given us throughout our senior year, and for making that year one which we will long remember. May we extend to you our deepest gratitude and sincere thanks for seeing us through. Class advisors were: Alice Weber, Anthony Marino, Mary Ackworth, and Allan Fox. -if Page Eight fif- 546 ,ecwaez CLASS OFFICERS OF JANUARY 1947 They fulfilled their job well .... the officers of the Icmuory 1947 class. They were as follows: George Pcrnno, president: Delores Bebcrckwo, vice- presidentg Shirley Stivenson, secretory: Gabriel Appugliese, treasurer. 'il Page lime 'ani ' M42 '1'1- 2 Y Zi, 1 ,' - Vx, V, rw V 4-, xx if ' p nag ' 1 x 1 x 'f Q if 6' ,nf , yu gy, K Q E f 1 0' Q. ' K' . ga , xx ,.. A X. 5 gf ' V X x A., f 1 , 5, . 'J ' ? Q I ' l 'Q' ' K W, I' J F fffgi' ' , I, ,. 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The complete cast, as follows: Inner Willy Donald Turner lanet Marshall Marylou Watkins XVHIYH M George BYGHS Mike Livio ouidica unt ester ary appuzze o Aunt Louise Betty Bennett Smnley Clfnk George Pmmo Aunt Olga Viola Peluso CGIOI Mmlm 5 Trudy Marshall Alice Mirth Marybelle Turner Pauline Wagner 4' Puget 'Y NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In symbolic candlelight procession, which is typical of the induction ceremony, the Ianuary members of the National Honor Society took a solemn pledge that sets the goal for their lives. The officers were: Ioe Cosetti, president: Delores Bebackwa, vice-presi- dent: Mary Beneski, secretary: Betty Lou Morgan, treasurer: and Betty Davis, social chairman. The candidates were: Iohn Muntean, Viola Peluso, Helen Kerchofer, Mary Cappuzzello, Vita LoSasso, Alice Mirth, Curtis Metcalf, Livio Guidici, Iohn Hesky, and Pauline Wagner. P1 ge '. ANTHONY, DONNA f r1ri'1 ' 77.77 qu ft rfzfrpf Y' y : kr .-.' her ','f,u :1 ..1e'rn. APPUGLIESE, GABRIEL Gite :s til. ind hdndserne tc: Te Cffrssrndtes crln-:'rys true, C1155 Tredsurer Fr. A E Prem Attendunt F-l9fOlY l'l Club H,-Y Vfrrsxty Bdsketbfrll BABOS IOHN IOSEPH l'rss he IS the tr cs r fruto shor one 0 0 r Cldss E'rsketbd'l BEBACKWA DELORES A Pee Dees popular wlth eve cne hes ne per onul ty who un brrtronfrl Honor Soclety V c P es drnt 'I H Vwce Pres1dent Am udl Stuff Q B Prom Attendant Clzss V ce President BENESKI MARY A C1 st neu slsed membe f en cr A Class h s fel dressed mdnne tr P l Honor Soce 1 A nu Qtcf T H Y Teen BENNETT BETTY ll f vor te h dd! nv Corn ee K' 'l' H Y Tefrs BERADINO, ELVA Thr nuns' he rrf-Wy. she :rust Ze riff T' he 1 Prem Attendent 1'.-:fe Y-Teens Ffh 'r'. Cernrnuttee S: AAB Prom Att-2-nd'rnt BERRY, ROBERT Abcut him, there rs too much to sfry. Hes sh'rrp :md neat m every '.-rfry. H:-Y, Presrdent Fr. A-B Prom Attendant Foothfrll Tenrus Clfrss Basketball BOTT MELVIN He does to school from day 1 ddy A dermng 'when hell get Gr'Iy' BYCK JOHN IR A re-dl l vely pdl to have around To be h fr end you me surely bcund BYERS GEORGE A U en do no scho l work crlfdys sid f e Nth women Cllw ,'s and 9 C 'J ornm ttee BYERS GEORGE! Bye s s e c 1 e 'r l '1 uh Pres en e C1 d Commrttee Qt Plzw ln our C ,. f ll t, - T In I W f th snr' 1tCs'. ,V f I Len ' '. I ' .I ry- 1 - , V IS 1 - S ' C s 1 rs 1 - lot of f , 'N A. , V 1 :P 'rzfv t,, , J. . , 'x 1 1 . r 0 the M5 U . - 9 ' ' S, 1, , A f ls 11, . , riy Bur fy.-h YI -1 H 1- l':ss, Y -A Nd O .3 '1 1' , Sec y VC 3 i if 1 nr 'dl - f, '- . s X Schocl 'rctzvpty plus student Shgyy Vg 3 rh, pwgyze, 5lUdl95- We 'h I1 nge Dzlflzggxc fc 2:55 .ckes this 'girl 2 'J 1 -u '. fir. 5-34 AG, I lf'l'.CZ2 .vrn1tt Egggbqj TYTIYVE A 'lfC Bdsketbfll Sf- Ph? Grd C. , zd- Z YZ' 1 lldriz r CAMILLI, ELEANOH She-'ll gc dornctnq 'my pldce, Thot's thxs qxrl wxth the Lovely face. Sr. A-B Prom Attendflnt Cup-Gown Comm.treG Momtor CAPPUZZELLO, MARY To one so rntelhqent 'ind not tco shy, Efrst Htqh School blds goodbye. Sales Commtttee Sr. Plfry Sr. Choir CASTHODALE CLEDO When hlS school work has been done With hrs clflssmrxtes he has fun Socml Commtttee Electron Club COLASANT DAHLIA A future nurse sh lS bound to Shes olmost there nor: as you con see Flectron Club Sr Cho r Gtrl s Oct:-t Typlnrz Award CONTI MIKE Hfrndsome ond br1ll'mt s o Mtke Wtthk personrrlxty thot you x e Student Councll Soctfrl Com'n ttee Sfzles Commttteo Electron Club H1 Y COSETTI IOE odd Tne outstzrfd ng rec ro of th s horde ful lad Nat c al Honor Soc ety P Soc ol Chotrmon Student Councrl lN toncr Forens c Le DAVIS. BETTY LOU In closs recttrztxon or tn 11 test, She rs rated fxrnonq the best Nfxttonfxl Honor Soctety, Socrul Chmrmfnn Sr. Chou' Nfrrne Cfrd Committee Morchme Course D'EGIDl0. IOHN He served our country and our school, And qlwfxys observes the Colden Rule, Veterans Club De IULIO ROBERT The world ts full of handsome guys Vlflh Bob Delulo tckmq ftrt rxze Cord Commrttee H1 Y DELFINO IOSEPH Cood old Ioe they often soy Certo nly brtqhtens or qloomy dczy DELFRE MARY Short sweet 'md frlso qLllSl One who never stflrts VI rtot DEMIDOVICH STEVE AkByonl'I 't'1dyuvll see C' l Class Bfzsk tbull ' I t I 1 s p . e , , be, K ' .,1 z ur , - , fr' , I H V l . To East Hiqhs Hill of Pzme we A Pro CONPT he 15 bound to be, , , s r elsi. .n 0 J: . YA A . V N A if ' 1 rm 1 , res, 9 vvfl 1 . F. 1 :rogue DE PASQUA VIRGINIA She s really a wonderful aal You Just can t help be nq her 5 1l Sr Cho r Sales Comm ttee Y Teens DEHAMO FRANCES Cheerful lauqhtnq talkattve Frances Has a look that really entrances Ptcture Comm1ttee Invrtatlon Commlttee Sr A Prom Attendant Qfwg DOTFAVIO LOUIS Everyones buddy one true pal Stngs luke Smatra really qutte well Adverttsrnq Commxttee Sr Chorr Boy s Octet DUMAS ANNIE LOU Anme Anme you w11l recall Is truly admtred by all FASLINE ANTHONY F Sharp Clothes and wavy h Makes Tony popular every where Class Basketball Sales Commntee Tennrs H1 Y YLEMING TOM Handsome Steamer lS qutte an athlete To have h1m around IS really a IIGGI FORTUNE LILY MAE L1 y ts a qutet qtrl But what a smtle she can unfurl FOSSACECA SAL Sal s a pal To any guy or q Echo Staff Annual Staff Soctal Commrttee Sr A Prom Attendant Sr Chotr Octet GAHASKY IHENE Petrie Irene as you know glow GATEWOOD AHLETTE Always clownmq always gay But also mtelltqent 1n every way Class Basketball Class Day Commtttee GUIDICI LIVIO Slxck black hatr and dark eyes Make up thts handsome fellow so wrse Ncztronal Honor Soczety Sr Play Adverusmq Commtttee H1 Y HESKY IOHN He flys through the a1r lrke a whrrlmq dream Handsome Iohnny from the acro bat team Tumblmg Team Cap Gown Commrttee Nauonal Honor Socrety . . 1 ' , l , 1 ' . 1 1' . . , , , , al. 1 , , Has hazr so brown and eyes that , , I 1 I V I . , ' , ' 1 1 ' H H Ulf, r , . HOFFMAN. HAROLD Harold rs a quret quy, Never utters even a srgh. IONES FRANK Clad to have Frankte rn our crowd Our Navy vet of whom were proud JULIUS ROBERT A basketball Star headmq for fame Prom Attendant Bob that s the name Sr A B Prom Attendant Class Basketball KEENER WILLIAM A Jokrnq Lad rs he ln th1s freld he s really free H1 Y KERCHOFER HELEN L Shes rn Senror Cholr and Curls Octet There arent many people she hasn t met Natronal Honor Socrety Machme Course Sr Chorr Glrl s Octet KOHL EDWARD L Ou1et socrable Edde Kchl Is qutte an artrst What a qoal Reserve Basketball Class Basketball Color Bearer KRAGBL, IOHN Another artlst from our crew, Blond hatred lohnny has lots to do. Cheerleader KRAYNAK ANDY Sometrmes quret sometrmes not We hate to see h1m leave our o Advertlslnq Commlttee LACY EVELYN L Another lass we shall mrss ls Evelyn Lacy we really mean th1s Glee Club Pzamst Sr Cholr LAITHWAITE RAY e plays a mean sax Hes a frner dancer on the wax H1 Y Band Orchestra Sr A Prom Attendant Socral. Commrttee Rosre sanq wtth the choir Heres hoptnq she advances strll hrqher LEMMO MARY Srlence s Golden to Mary L ln her work rt helps very well Y Teens Sr Chorr ' ' 1 1, f - LAMANA. nos: LESS, FRANK A. Frankie played tn the East Hzqh Band, Hes one of the ntcest tn the land. LO SASSO, VITA IANE Br1l.l1ant, lauqhable and aay A lot of fun tn every way. Natronal Honor Soctety Class Day Commtttee Sr. Play Usher Typzng Award 'Trl-H1 LUCENTE RALPH Ralph has served for the U SA Hes a class room buddy every day Football Basketball LUKACH 101'-IN Georqeous red hatr and sparklmq eyes Are the real brtqht features that tell no l.1es H1 Y Sales Commtttee MALKOFF STANLEY Heres the classrest of our gang Lauqhable Stanley who added that certam tanq Class Day Chatrman Adverttstnq Commtttee MABCONI ATTELIO A football star alack and a Tzo s also kmq of our clas Class K nq H1 Y Football Basketball Class bay Lon ntxttfe MARINO. DAVID Known to all as Doc '. One of 'he finest tn steak, SI Chozr Boys Octet Class Day Commrttee Movte Protector, Operator ft JCM MASSARO, PHILOMENA C. Clatmed to have the prettzest eyes, You gaze at them once and get the stqhs. Invttatton Commtttee Sr. A Prom Attendant MCCULLOUH IAMES A frm never had much to say But always helpful day day Football Radxo MCGINNNIS ALZENA From Alzena you hear nt P9913 Qutet because she l kes to sleep r Chou' MENDOZZI MARIO Y can dance really qutte well When you meet htm youll fnd he s swell Socral Commtttee Sr B Prom Attendant METCALF CURTIS W oo Ne welcome htm wtth How do you do Nat onal Honor Soc ety Ve eran s Club l Cho r E ectron C ub x ' , by , , , O CI I , V I . , r S , , , ' I o a , I . . ms Curtps rs back from the servzce ff tt 1 Sv 1 E I H J .1 I 1 MIRTH ALICE Q e lty ve ul she worth Thts pet1te l1ttle 'iss M ss Aloe M rth Nat nndl Hon oc Student C unf- Annuczl Stuff Y Teens T1 H MORGAN BETTY LOU We fzll knou Betty by her rn 0 w rutost drmy r 1dd111 'style TJ 1t1on 11 Honor Softnt 1' C,1pf f'rfn Lornrrtlttofv C 111 111 1n 11l s Of tot Sr ChOll' MOYER H1-'IYBERT L Qmetness IS h1s trcnt In sub1ects he s never rx MUNTEAN JOHN Spdrklmq teeth fxnd blond hrt Stand out on Iohnny 'myzvh NC1t1onGl Honor SoC1ety PANNO GEORGE 1 stdent Feorqe ou 1 nflree Is qutte Cl personfrhty rrnd Clfrss Pres dent sf' Pldy S B Prom Attf-nd'11.. Col PANNO, MARY Mary IS 'J shipel' mzss, lefrd I Shell be CI Nrnodel' Wfter tn Sr. AB Prom Attendant Soles Committee SoC:'1l.Ccmm1ttee Y-Teens Tr:-H: PARLINK DELORES C-lores s 3 fldY q r Stdnds out ke u sh ny pearl Sr Cho PARRISH MARY Very populfzr and l1ked by all fzry lS shfzrp nent and not too fx Sr B Prom Attf-nd 1nt T11 H1 Pres1d0nt Annual Stfrff PIII Of-tet YTeens PATRICK MARGARET Always has somethmq to soy But crlwcxys 1n the mcest Nay Sr Cho1r 8th Grade Chorus PATRICK WAYNE Wfryne belonqs 111 Hollywood Where fxll handsome frctors stood H1 Y Bond Orchestra Card Comm1tte PEAKE RICHARD A fill Ground r l Bunny Peake W1th r1ch blond hf11r thfrt cfrn cxlrnost speak Sr. Cho1r Boys Octet Clfrss Brrsketlvlll. Advernsznq Comnnttee Bsxnquet Proqrdm Co1'11n:t.e PELUSO,VIOLA Sark brunette hm: 'und so' brown eyes, ' Q Mikes V:c.2 111111, the rrzze. Sr. Play Yinus Edztor Tr'-HL, Secretiry Sr A-B Prem Attendant Nzrxonfll Honor Soczety PETRETICH, MILDRED Shes Charmrnq, shes sweet, Q And whats more she s xemly neat, PROKOP IOHN The school days are gone But we l.1 never forget Iohn ROGERS LEOLA Always happy always qay Always ltke that from day day SAINATO CONCETTA M Small and pettte But hard to beat Trl H1 Y Teens Typmq Award Ptcture Commtttee Class Day Commtttee SCARCELLA AHMAND But always up top and 1n the pmk SCIORTINO RITA The Queen of the class ls th s sh rp l ttle ass Class Queen Y Teens Momtor Sr Cho r Cap Go Y- '1 Commtttee SEIDITA, IOSEPHINE lowes qutet, we wonder why, Wtth all those men, passmq by, Y-Teens Trt-H1 Sr. Play Usher SISMAN LAWRENCE Larry ts a round about guy In hts subtects he always got by Adverttsmq Commtttee Class Day Commtttee SIVERLING IACK IRVING A great quy ts lack s fun tn one btq pack Veteran s Club SLAVINS STEVE He s class comedxan rn every thmq But qosh you ought to hear htm smq Sr Chotr Boy s Octet STARKS HERMAN Sharp clothes and yokes on the beam Football Class Basketball Tumblmg Team Typxnq Award Grft Comm1ttee STIVESON SHIRLEY I You Shtrley couldnt mtss thts ass The mcer type 1n our class 'I'r1Hz Cr Chou' Y Teens Class Secretary l I I to He' I . - t . DOGSHIY SGY ml-1Ch. GS YOU think, Seat-back on our football team, l 1 a 1 I .I l V , STONE. DOROTHY Theres somethznq about Dorothy Stone Who has a style all her own STROLLO EDINA She s quret and shy And that s no he Momtor Y Teens Card Commrttee STROLLO ROSE Rosle always laughs away But never forqets her studtes each day Y Teens Momto Banrvuet Commrttee Sr Cholr TEDDE PETE Another from the football herd Comes Pete Tedde of whom you ve heard Band Orchestra H1Y Football Monttor TURNER DONALD I. The I.1ttLe man who wasnt there In the Sr Play he was every where S Play Sr Chorr Sales Commxttee NOT PIOTURED LOUIS CIEVARELLA NICK HULEA WILLIAM E MARINUCCI AMIIIICO PINCLARO FRANK IOSEPI-I ZAMBRINI +21 Page Twenty-one VITELLO CONNIE Connre has a certam Btll Who always meets her on I-Itqh H111 Trl H1 Sr Choxr YTeens Socxal Commxttee Advertxstnq Commtttee WAGNZR PAULINE R Polly was ln the Semor Play She really stole the shovl away Sr Play Sr Chorr Gul s Octet Natxonal Honor Soctety MM WATKINS MARYLOU Everyone knows sweet Marylou Always qutet beautrful wzth lots to do Sr Play Tr1H1 Treasurer Annual Staff Busrness Machrnes Socral Commxttee WEBER ARTHUR Arts quret good lookrnq guy In hrs wo lc he wrll surely qet by Football Baseball H1 Y Sr A Prom Attendant WIMBUSH MARY ALICE Nrce to have Altce around 'To be great she s suralv bound Quqvue fddf Golly but we were proud and a lrttle frrghtened as we walked through the halls of East Hrgh School for the hrst trme A new adventure was before us Fascmatmg Freshmen We were pretty green runnrng around lookmg for our lockers iorgettmg where our rooms were we certalnly had our problems Gur teachers came to the rescue and we passed the cr1s1s rn falrly good condltron Saucy Sophomores By now we were better acquarnted wrth everyone 1n our class and decrded everyone and everythmg was sllghtly wonderful We started tak1ng books home too as the work became more dxffrcult Iaunty Iumors Now the fun began In the latter part oi our Iunror year we elected such offrcers as George Panno presrdent Dee Bebackwa vrce prexy Shrrley Strveson secretary and Gabe Appuglrese treasurer Our Iumor A dance was held rn the cafeterla on Ianuary 19 1946 the frrst socral functron of the class Class colors were orchld and whrte Sophrshcated Senrors Well now that we re on top most of us would lrke to start over aga1n We have some pleasant memorles that w1ll never be forgotten The followmg act1v1t1es hxghlrghted our Senxor year Semor B Dance Semor Play Senror A Prom Baccalaureate Banquet Class Day Commencement fpa May November Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary 17 1 2 22 ' ........................ 22 Senior A Dance .................... December 6 ' ....................... 0 +j, ge Twertty-two fs- inlaid mme Ioe Cosettr born wrth that gtft of gab Vxola Peluso to know her lS to l1ke her B111 Keener nothrng phazes h1m nothrng bothers h1m Dee Bebackwa where there IS smoke there ts always frre Lrvro Gurdrcr knows all the answers Dahl1a Colasant a genrus at the ptano Iohn Byck he s as lumpy as a puppet on a strrng Eleanor Camlllr as lrght on her feet as though she were floatrng on arr Mrke Cont1 I ask you what does Van Iohnson have that he hasnt b9S1deS brg feet Betty Davxs hasnt any so called curs about her Steve Slavms Bob Hope and Btng Crosby all rolled rnto one Iohn Hesky musclebound Evelyn Lacy always Workrng wrth her nose to the grrndstone V1ta LoSasso she packs loads of dynamtte rn her pxnt stze Frank Less unlrke hrs name we wrsh there were more Ralph Lucente when he was born they threw away the pattern T10 Mar con1 what a joker Davrd Marrno qutte a guy wxth tml qurte a car Alxce Mrrth a m1ll1on IS what she s worth Curt1s Metcalf mmd you he ll take the hrqh road Gabrtel Appughese he s the orrglnal mole Mary Beneskr so wellporsed Mary Cappuzzello a frlend rn need IS a frrend tndeed Robert De Iulro always could send the gtrls Iames McCullouh and all rlght fellow VIIQIHIG De Pasqua as sweet as they come Sal Fossaceca to us 1n a class wrth Mrchael Angelo Hose Stevens P I r L I 1 . . 11- 11 . . , .... , , , , , . . . , , , , , 1 . . . , , .... , 11- 11 - - , , , 11 - 11 - - - , 11- - 11 - - - , ' - 11- 11 - - - - - , , .. . . .. . , . . 1 , .... , , . . - 1 -- 11 11 , ' , . - 11 - 11 , 1 , - . .ri fffef'-M-'1-, '-2.1 .L ai- ..:...co,. 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I W 10464 if 95,4 'fa' CLASS OFFICERS OF TUNE 1947 Congratulations To You .... our class officers who went along with the advisors in maintaining the standards set to reach the graduate's goal: President-Richard Sulick, Vice-president-Angeline Giampetro, Secre- tary-Mary Ianazone, Treasurer-Bernard Marinelli. mzte '1- ,'l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Having fulfilled the cardinal requirements, Scholarship, Leadership, Character and Service, the following students were elected into the National Honor Society: Cecilia Killius, Rose Stephens, Margaret Fabian, Mary lanazone, Angeline Gaimpetro, Doris Kinney, Patsy Ross, loe Massaro, Victoria Schenqeli, Catherine Gonda, Eleanor Congemi, David Porfilio, Nancy Wright, Wilma Schultz, Arnold Eisenstots, Lawrence Ciolli, Dorothy Costa, Sally Sloan, Ray Haladay, William Yankle, Iohn Vassil, lean Jordan, Charlotte Stride, Ann Mandoline, Argero Mamonis, and William Chop. Officers of the society are: Ierry Epstein, president: Anna Marie Puskar, vice-president: Rose Marie lanazone, secretary, Florence North, treasurer and Catherine Louis, social chairman. ,L CHA ,,. - . ..,- , tit ll A f N V1 Q J 456 On Friday, May 9, the Iune class of 1947 presented Strictly Formal on the East High Stage. After four weeks of grueling practice the Amateur actors and actresses got into character: put on their grease paint and stepped in front of the spotlight. Members of the cast were: Iane, Doris Kinney: Sally, Catherine Gondor Agnes, Florence North: Andrew Cutler, Ierry Epstein: Nettie Cutler, Rose Stephens: Mr, Ahern, lack Lyons: lim, Margie Kerman: Bill Corcoran: Rose Tilton, Ann Kinney: Mrs. Tilton, Lilly Horina: Iosie Tilton, Elroy, Eddie Bunyoff: George, David Porfilio: Marcia, Angeline Fimognari: Cindy Collins, Cecilia Killius: Marilyn, Margaret Bryce and Lt. Bob Cunningham, Iames Santangelo. To the fanfare of trumpets, amid a court of twenty-four attendants, and before the admiring gaze of their subjects our king and queen, Andy Darpini and Kay Gonda, were crowned at a beautiful ceremony at the Nu Elms on May 22. Festivities were opened by the royal couple and their court following the Coronation. iewzzeq ' fzchgecwzzfa Chicks and ducks and geese better scurry When I take you out in the surrey When I take you out in the surrey with the I Watch that fringe and see how it flutters When I drive them high step-pin' strutters. SENIORS We hate to admit 1t But we dont want to leave We ve tried to do our bit Maybe someone our parting will grieve To the lower classmen a word of GdV1Ce Dont give up kids it s hard but Graduation is pretty DICE I ringe on top 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 ,f . X X p 'ggi ' i'AQ 1-1 I 7 X ,g' :I 'Z' A Tu .ew A W' 4 f 9 f WXXX 49 fy 7 if W QM' 4 P f .141 ' ,,f-f- 4 J !V fn , ,4 4 Q U-2' 1 ff 3: A f I A 6 ' V f 'I - if - AGNESI PAUL rlqht ed shrrt d oc rratch For arl the quls eyes to catch H1 Y APPULESE MARTHA A natural qrrl. 1U so many ways That smtle those teeth and oh those waves Echo Representatrve Monxtor Trl H1 Y Teens Sales Commrttee ARMSTEAD ALFRED A qractous fellow krnd of heart An honor to know how sad t part Electron Club Lab Assrstant Tennrs Manager ANSEVIN HAHMAN Harman rsnt a ve y norsy lad But that doesnt mean that he IS sad Scout Troop Work Monrtor BAUMSTARK MARY ELLEN A smrle thats pleasrnq plus wmmng ways Helps add sunshme to ramy days Tr1H1 YTeens Invrtatron Cornmrttee Typmq Award Momtor BERADUCE IAMES A wrtty one wrth Jumpmq feet To dance wrth hrm zs quxte treat Soczal Commxttee Class Basketball X: ui 'i BELL FRANK A famous n ne Alexander Gro ham Bel n ancestor f Franks how can we tell? QI rss B skrtlf' nl Football Socral Comm ttee BEVILACQUA DANIEL Thts twm Danrel was qurte prtze But maybe rt was Domlmc tn drsqurse Bowlmq Advertxsmq Commlttee BEVILACQUA DOMINIC And now here s DOIHIHIC or 15 tt Damel T tell them apart 1ts qurte mtanqlble Monttor Electron Club Torch Club Bowhnq BLAZO CECILIA In school she learned the art of cookrnq Heres the qrrl for whom you lookmq Monrtor Lrbrarran Y Teens Tru H1 BLUE GRACE Loyal kmd lovtnq true To her frrends she ll be true blue Bookkeeper Momtor Glee Club BONACCI HOSE MARY Rose Hary IS a dark hatred ass Her twmklmq eyes none can surpass Soc al Commrttee Y Teens Advertts ng Commrttee BRIGGS WILLIE MAE Prestdent of the Cher Arm She IS bound to draw you Cher Amt Pres1dent Mov1e Momtor Sen or Chotr BRIGILIO NANCY Pretty blonde halr has th pert 1ttle 'ru s ell qet you Wllh a tardy s p 1nst ad of a S Prcture Comm1ttee YTeens Momtor BROWN ROBERT W1th w1tty words for all h1s fr1ends Comedy ta the class lends Baseball H1 Y Basketball Mon1tor Torch Club BROWN WILLIAM H B111 who has a rovmq eye Llkes to watch the qzrls ao by H1 Y Vets Club BRYCE MARGARET Short and Dretty w1th har that curls She stands out amonq all the qrrls Semor Play BUNKLEY. WILLIAM When you need someone to do your rnath, To hxs door lust beat a path. Sr. Chou' t t Boy's Octet BasebalL ,1 BUNYOFF' EDWARD E Carefree Edd1e always clo Nnmq Not a moment IS he fro Nnmq Adverhstnq Comm1ttee Sr Plaf BURKE BERNA She may be qutet but a very sweet Jlfl ln our Class rs valuable as a Dexrl YTeens Mon1tor CARANO PALMER Thls lad IS tall and handsome To capture h1s heart a q1rl must qo some Advert1s1nq Comm1ttee Momtor Pnnttnq CARDARILLI THOMAS Excellmq 1n class as well as ID sports Al we hear of hmm IS good reports VGYSIIY Football Flass Basketball Prom Attendant Shop Foreman H1 Y ,XJ M 1 CATALAND GEORGE A f1ne fellow pleasantly sh To please folks he ll always Iumor Cho1r Pres Semor Cholr Soclal Chamrman CHAMBERS. PAUL Gentlemanly and reserved, Pra1se for hxm IS well deserved. H1-Y Manager, Basketball .Manaqen Baseball 5 CIOLLI LAWRENCE ry h rm au e J 1 I ll-I no Soc ety COLLINS DONNA An mtell 11 nt lass happy too Castlna a fnfndly smile at you Typma Award Tr H YTCC S ICS Comm tt-ee O cc u y CONGEMI ELEANOR ressed ke 1 model frcm H d amo se le A'n nq he classmates she rates au e well 'Nlatmnal Honor Soczety T Hx YTeens Typma Award Sen cr Chou' CORCORAN BILL Thls red haue-d lad towers above a For hm mary a qlrl wxll all Sen o Play Soc al Comrmttee Chcnrman H1 Y Prem A tendant , -.4 cos'rA. nonormzfl , Do worked hard on the Annu' Staf But was never too busy lo laugh. Annual Staff Senior Chozr - ' Tr:-H1, Program Chalrman -J Soczal Commzttee Y-Teens ' A ' I K - . 1 ,LJ U CRATER, DONALD He took life at schocl 1n hs- sfrzde, w A .1ftle on the carefree s.de. Senza: Chex Esys Octet Foctball Q w CSORBA ELSIE t '4'!y lend lay y I o I CUCCARESE LAURA ll and petltf, Wllll fl smlle sc s1y She gets the attgntlon of each passerby YTCE-ns H A nuz S'1les DALEY PAULINE Her lauah nq manner nd talk t ve way Makes Polly the most popuu U of he ay Tr H1 Monitor Sr ChOlT M ,orette DAHPINI ANDREW Brown wavey han snappmq eyes Thrs lad rs the object of many a s1qh Class Kmg Semor Chou' DAVIS, ARTHUR Ar. doesn't make too much no.- ., B to us h1s presence brings many a Joys. Momtor Echo Staff DeFRANK, LOUISE A lad just hesltdtes and slqhs, When he sees her lovely eyes. Annual Sales Commxttee Girl Reserves Tr:-H1 Monitor DeGEORGE, ELEANOH Eleancr wxth her long black hcur, Makes the boys all turn and stare. Trtvl-Ii Y-Teens Freshman Chotr French Club Advance Chorus WM' DHLFRANO, ELEANOR A pleasing qtrl tn every way, Ioktnq, krddlna, carefree and CVJY' DeMOLLI BRUNO Thls Curly hatred lad who plays the vrolrn Many new frtend hes sure to wm Varstty Football Basketball Reserve Baseball Mar Varstty B rseb :ll Electron Club DePASQUA PHYLLIS Phyllts has manners and pleasmq atr And beauty too she holds her share YTeens Annual Sales Staff Advertrsrnq Staff DEHAMO IEAN Pretty as a flower an sweet Wtth flashmq red 4,10 hes s n at YTeens Morduy llu Che cb DESIMONE EUGENE Fh s x tc e to Eozo T h o o,.r Ir H Easketb ll Reserve Bas-cetb l Vars Basketha Va y x., ?! DIAMOND. IOHN lshn was qrven a jewel fcr a name, And rn return he qtves a per- sonallty the same. DIANA, THOMAS A returnmq veteran ls our Tom, lllrssed by everyone, when he was qone. Basketball. Football V:ft's Club I J 4 I DxBENDETTO DANIEL One of our Vet s we re proud to say That hes one of the class ind welrome any day D1GIACOMO DOMINIC Thts dark hatred fellow s very shy But you ll never ftnd cr n cer quy Football Class Basketball H1Y Tre1sur r Tenms EISENSTOT ARNOLD Intelltqence and wrt m rke t u Arnold Succ ss w ll be hr e'c e e S very old Inv tatmn C mm tte Elebtxon Club Tenn s Te-urrn Chotr Mont or fy EPSTEIN IERRY To study and n cr 'ne E,,ste n R ber tl' m Debut ne, Sr Pay a onal H n ety P es Tenn T 1 X FABIAN, MARGARET She has red hazr, good lock a too, I And wxth her perseverance shf- H ' bound to cone through, Natronal Honor Soctety Sale Comrntttee Y-Teens Typrnq Award Sr, Chogr FIMOGNARI. ANGELINE Anqe has a busmess trart, That's sure to open a future gate, Sentor Chotr Sr. Play Grr1's Glee Club Trt-H1 Y-Teens - FIORI ANN Yes qutet tts true But never blue Y Teens Momtor FISHIO JOE He leaves wrth a few words havtnq been spoken hut There s many a heart that he has broken FOSSA CECA ROSE Showtnq forth that famrly mark She turns and trte her hand at ar Bond and Stamp Sales Gtrl Trt Ht Sentor Chotr Gtrl s Octet Sr Prom Attendant GALUPPI LAURA What a pretty face and well ke,.t hatr ln beauty has more la n her share Y Teens Cltmc Duty Monttor Inv tatron C rrrrrttee GATTI. DORA Dora Oh yes, and of Course her qurrt, A cheerful frtend so full :f fun Tr:-H1 YfTeens Echo Monztsr Mon.tor GAUDIO. ANTHONY He has a way of betnq ktnd, That puts everyone gn Peace of flllfldw, Sr. Chotr Vets Club GIAMPETRO ANGELINE To have numberless frtends she found the Way everyone somethtnq mce t say Class Vtce Prestdent Y Teens Prestdent Echo Co Edttor 'ir A B Prom Attendant Nattongl Honor Soc ety GILLINER DOLORES In all her ways she ts qutte neat As a secretary shell be a treat S Chotr Typtnq Award Y Teens GONDA CATHERINE Eyes that twmkle a quatnt httle smtle Plus a sweet personaltty make up her style Natlonal Honor Soctety Q1 Play T11 H1 Prestdent Fcho Annual staff Clas Queen GORI RAYMOND EDWARD Ray had a car he d ove round s taken almost everyone to town Monttor r- GOSSICK EDWARD end fho11rwrs c- f end o you 11 the v y e 1frss B ke H111 TrhCa 5- 1 GUERRIERI PAULINE Sweet and pretty ue e taken S0 spe1k tdken Y Teens Tr H1 Franz-h f-11lb Tfytnq I- r11rd Annu 1 Ad! rn Qt Mom! r HALADAY RAY He found the th rq that Wcu1d refr1'y 5 fry o be r qent enmn th rts our Ray Ht Y Brrskvtb 111 Bowhnq C1rm:r1c rder N tt on 11 onor 9 f rf- 1' HIGEL VIOLA For thts .ve 11 11Nrys remember H qe1 er dres Tr f t 3 qqq1e r Cho r C1r1 O 'et Y Teens TrtH1 1' t1Chtrtn HNAT. GEORGE V. Gectqe crtne but . f, gsm, HOLLIS, VELMA Velma is 2:11 :nd s: nes: c' dress Tc an sne grae her rnee: '.r.ess, Sr. Ch:.: Efectrcn Club '22 sa HORINA LILY Tf111 and s1e-nder ts thrs Brunette M1k nq frtends wth all she s met French C1ub Trl Ht HORVATH FRED W th h s htonde hcxtr and bsxshful. may He Come t1'r.,uqh rn C1155 to save the dcry Prdm Attendant Fcotb 111 C1155 E 1st-ze-tb111 HOWELL SALLY MAE She 1S quret rt s true Bu always hcxs cr nrce word or you Bstske-tbG11 Home Fc onomtc Award HUDHAN FLORENCE F10 s t3r11 and pretty too You see from her prcture thflt we d nt 1 01 Y Teens Trt Ht Mon t r L br rrt1n IANAZONE. MARY Se-11: . 1 To be TI shy .1tt1e1uss, But nevertheless secretary 0 our ..:1Hsnvr Scczety Y-Teens Tr:-HL ss ., rr IA NAZO NE, ROSEMAHIE To thps ':1k:rt1ve 13ss, school is lake II gzrne, To be '1 teacher 0' rnuspc ,s her JLII1. Y-Teens Flztzonzl H:n:r Sccxety Tf.'Hl Sen1:r Che: 1QB Prazn Atfendznt IOHNSON, EDNA XVIIIY, 'Nlth n1'1ny jokes 1n stoxe, Has enn l'1u:5l1111'g hy the sem-- IOSEPH NORMAN 'town Q a o us u H s s'11 e and Greet na by r e ns Fo bml S1 A P L11Attendr1' Anruul Ct ft Y Sat KALAPOS ANN Sewmq to het ts a qame T15 lkely 1t w ll b1111q her fame Sr Chou' Y Teens T1 H1 KALCHTHALER RUTH ll and yet ul o o eve1ytl1 ng shp va tex hey Cho r Tr H1 YTeens KOSOLA SUEANNE What well kept l1a1r and oh what sheen To he a bc,1ut1La'1 15 he1 dtex 1 C rl 5 Octet Q1 Chou c E KC s Q P 1 KEFFER MARY Hapry and C 165169 s cu IJ' y V y sed rn au e c: next s r C r 11 YTee s T1' H Tlx KERNAN. MARGIE A fnendly lass who would do, Almost anythtna for you. G.1'l Sczuts FI'-DV'l1 Club lilf,-1:1to11 Club YfTef-1.52 T, ,H KILLIUS CECELIA A Cl. worked h rd as Co GdlfOY of th S book A d many a Gere n o r play she t ok W t onal Honor Soc ety TJ t anal Fotensn Le xque Student Caunu Annual Co Ed1tor gf Pl xy KINNEY ANN Ann has eyes as b1q as saucers And IH Enqlzsh another Chaucer S1 Play Y Teen Secretary nnual S aff I1 H1 P1Cture C mm ttee KINNEY DORIS O w1th her chatmxnq way A Pov EIS model certa nly some day YTe n Txeasurer Annual Staff Nahonal Honor Soc ety Sr Play T11 H1 KNIZNER EDWARD Always seen and never heard A thoughtful person 15 the word Auto Shop Foreman Football V n t KRAL CATHERINE E c d S hy and au et Vlhen she s cund u t shott r1o Y Teens P Ctuze Con'1n1ttee Elect Q Club F end' C ub LATESSA, HITA Rrta's eyes so brrllzantly brrqht, Remrnd you of the stars at nrqht. Y-Teens Trr-Hr Chozr Echo Staff LEMONIS, PATRA Full of fun and lastrnq fre Of her frrendshrp N ll neve trre Invrtatron Ccmmrttee Grrl s Octet Y Teens Sr Chorr Trl H1 LIGHTNEH BOB E He has that certarn Thats always sure to make a hrt Torch Club lr Hr Basketball Llass Basketb All LOUIS CATHERINE Her vorce of srlvery lrltrnq notes ls the thrnq on whrch we dote Natronal Honor Socrety Socral Charrman Prom Attendant Trr H1 Vrce Pres YTeens Vrce Pres Sr Chorr LUCAS IEAN She has CI mrle that so gay remrrns w r e ou glrout the day Y Teens Tr H Q no LYNCH LAWRENCE f endly nd h th s One any be ter car a Football Mon tor N LYONS, IOHN Sure, he's lrrsh through and through, Wrth lrrsh wrt and humor, too. Hr-Y Class Basketball Baseball LYONS WILLIAM Knrqhts of old were brave you e But here s who s braver ye Vet s Club Pres dent H1 Y Football Monrtor MALMISUR IOSEPH When playrnq football h s at hrs best In looks and rntellrqence hell pass the test Football Basketball Baseball H1Y Socral Qhlrrrnarr MARAIO IOSEPHINE losephrnes cheerful and full f un One of the happ est under the sun YTeens TrrHr MAHINELLI BERNARD hrs frrend he s known as Bern e r from he ll never rourney A B P rr A' end n Tlx s Tre rsur Y P J r Ch 1 rr MASSAHO IOSEPH Hs shoulders e bu qrnq w h rrfuscles ci hrann The q rls use the o ean u,on Rese ve Fo th Vars ty Footb Class Basxetbal Ba eball MASTALER HELEN everyone e l t tend ely la al: .end T11 H Y Teens na A S hr C n 1 MCBRIDE IAMES Not too good not too bad Always happy never sad Veteran s Club Ha L uty 'MCCALL ROBERT A really nxce k1d rf there ever was one Always makmq sure hls work s done Concert Band Orc Spamsh Club MCELROY IUANITA When you are unhappy Wlfh many a problem urn to th1s Glfl and she Nlll solve them MCKENNA IACK Baseball basketball fnctloatl two Ths chaps days wtll rvrx la blue Football Basketball Baseball Prom Attendart METCALF RAYMOND Sparklxna eyes ha- our Ray, L s cf fun .n lots of ':'1 ... aug METCALF ROBERT fsalotofur af-ru Not too 1 MOLSON DOROTHY A pretty lass IS M1ss Molson An popular too 1ust l1ke lolson Glee Club Y Teen Lornxnenc ement U her Q Cho 1 Mom! r , MORRISON ROMONA Looks so meek and m1 Yet she ll drxve you wld Y Teens Tr1 H1 Annual Sales Comm ttee NACKINO NICK For manners Nck Just cant b beat Fvexyone apprcvll hes ure to meet Vet s Club Momtor NERI HELEN H en 1s gay and l of un For stdt- llt n, the ore Sales Cornm1ttee Y Teens Tr1 H1 NESPECA ERNEST Always Cheerful, 1 A vim! th 11' t le tr.':l, X 'le NITTOLI PAULINE A quret voice not much to say And so natur o c. Our D ,I Trl H1 YTeens Soc xl Com I X , , NORTH FLORENCE Smcere f a ,. e b t of fun As assembly cha Vnan she s ke on the run Nat l Honor S c ety T e Student Counc I Pre-sldent SPHIOT Plly Annual Strtf Plcture Comnn ttee Cha rm rn 0 CONNOR PETER Here s a boy you d ltke to meet An honest Clean cut athlete Iunlor Basketball H1 Y ORLANDO IOHN Iohn lS a very f endly boy Always bubbl nq over wtth yoy Bo ultna OSBORNE KENNETH Always ready t d you a fx J FL llF'YllOllPi ever mc' PANGIO IOHN H srot nv hy Q. 1? 1 PARLINK FLORENCE Roses are red vlolets are blue Put them together and we fmd you YTeens Clxntc Duty Glee Club Board Course PARLINK JOE When the drums he beats We cant stay ln our seats Band Drum Malor Senror Orchestra Band 'President .-xx. PAULL JOHN Thrs lad IS quxte the thmq All year hrs pratses we could smq POCCIA NICK Always a smtle never a frown For thxs Nlck surely deserves crown POMPOCO IAMES Thxs young chap lS bound to be Always happy loyful and free Class Basketball Momtor PONZIO VINCENT Full of fun xn every way He s a perfect S A Band Orchestra Clarxnet Ensemble Band Comm1ttee Orchestra Coarm ttee PORFILIO. DAVID A future screntrst this he'll be Srnartness frts lnrr. tc 1 'T '. Natzonal Honor Sccxs-ty Serncr P: ry POTOPBA, BETTY When we look mto her eyes, We all emtt srqhs. Y-Teens Board of Ed. ICosrnetoloqyl PRICE ROBERT Never a worry never a care But always ready to take a dare Echo Edxtor Annual Staff Torch Club PUSKAR ANNA MARIE Her complexrons so brtqht and clean s lrke peaches and cream Nat l Honor Soctety Vtce Pres Trl H1 Y Teens Socral Commrttee Cap Gown Cornmtttee Chau man RASILE FRANCES A lovely vorce a pleosmo face On thls earth shell. fund her place Y Teens Program Cha rmcn Mcnorette C rl s Octet Sr B Prorn Attendlnt Trl H RICHARD EMMA MAE Che never too we ry To try to make you chee Ia us Sales Comrr ttee Clco r M J e .Attendant AD ert Rep rt Tyr t 'is ROGERS, IAMES lf you 'IIS ever tefrrful, He w.ll :nike yzu cheerful. Cho.r RONDINELLI, PHILEMONA lput this in 1tal.cs, She-'s very onqelrc. Sr. A Prom Attendant Typrna Awards X G1rl's Octet y Y-Teens Trt-H1 A l n ROSS PAT He would make a good poet Only he doesnt know rt Nattonal Honor Socrety Hx Y Sr Chorr Electron Club al' ROUSE BARBARA IEAN She has never yet Been known to fret Sr Chorr Socral Comm ttee SAADEY IOSEPHINE 'tleve a hazr out of place Clever charmrnq full of grace Y Teens Tr H1 Cholr Frencl' C ub SABELLA RITA MAE a v y a tre When he you meet Cho Bo rd fEd C smetcl oy SANTANGELO. IAMES Wlth C book 1n front of h1s nose. In hzs Clisses he would doze. H1-Y Sccrxl Commxttee Torch Club 1 f L SANTANGELO IOHN Vllher F turn on the e 1t He f in t be ext Vet Club Socml Chf11rrn'1n Mc to rw' SA NTILLO PA UL When he Ground the e ways yoy For he IS qu1te FI w1tty boy Footboll lr Vltqh Brrsketbrxll Closs Bosketbill Go f Te 1111 SCHAEFFER MARGARET For cr fr end shes don And cs sweet as candy Pxcture Commnlee Soles Ccmm1ttee Tr I-I1 Y Teen SCHENGELI VICTORIA Q s 1 lo ryht 'IS fi r And C1 11te 11,1 to on Ne1t91 '1l Home Soc le tf Roni Qwlestn tn S n 1' Chotr MP1 e Attend rnt n SCHULTZ WILMA Que ,M r l c Q rx uhor Aflflfd Q' SLOAN. SALLY A plecsunt vo1f:e, pretty Gnd gay, Alwcrys lzluqhmg along the vloy. Not.onf1l Honor Soc1ety T11-I-I1 Y-Teens Annual, Echo Staff Commencement Usher QPFIRQ MARY! OU Alrfx s fr sm1e one e sueete t qrrls we know The mon who I'Tl 1I'1lGS her w1lI lucky PG T 1 H1 YTeens Semor Chmr Efho Stotff STEPHENS ROSE Slnce Im q1v1nq myself th1s r txng Anythmq I soy m1ql-lt b Crlm notmq Nfzt on'rl Honor So tety N1 on l Fo ensu: Leoqtm Y Teens Servlce Chfllrmon F ho AnnufzlStf1ff Soc 'rl Commlttee SULICK RICHARD Ev n w1th all hlS frrne He w11l cxlwoys be the some Closs Pres dent Bucke e Boys State I-I Y Pres dent itudent COL1DC1l Football Coptozn SULLIVAN WALTEE Thouoh the Nmd may blow She v 1ll frl.-Joys qlow Colo r n C Duty O 1 N v c Att n l'rnt TESONE LENA o e Q s T 1 us mee' Tr H Il on c YTee THOMAS, NASEF This lad IS qumte a clown, And you'll frnd h1m all around. TROY LEVIA If you ever need a fr1end Thus IS for whom to send Board of Ed fMUCh1HG Coursel VECCHIARELLI MARY She may not be tall But we l1ke her small Sr Cho1r Commencement Usher Y Teens VILLIOT ROBERT Bob Vl1l.1Of that s our man If he cant do 1t nobody can Football Basketball Prom Attendant H1 Y WAGNER PAUL C Popular well burlt an athlete to be Paul wrll be famous lust wa1t and see Football Basketball Gol Baseball WARY ANN When thxs lass sews he makes lovely clothes Y Teens Tr1 H1 P1cture Comm1ttee Echo Staff fl' WHITESIDE, GEORGE ln the North, East or West, He'll always rank the best. H1-Y Orchestra Student Councrl Manrtor WILSON MARGARET For one who s hearty 'l h1s IS your party Y Teens Trl H1 lnvrtatxon Cornmrttee wma:-rr NANCY B MKIRE whe shes ln rx hurry C se Brothe an she scurry Tr H1 re Y een ram A endant t1 nal Honor SaC1ety l s Soc1al Comnuttee YAGBR BETTY She s pretty as a flower And gets n1cer by the hour Semor Cl'1o1r Tr1 H1 Y Teens Sweetheart Sr A B Prom Attendant Socral Comrmttee YA!-IN NICK He s bra brave and bold But n1s heart s good as gold H1 Y YANKLE WILLIAM ThlS I must stress He knows how to dress P om Attendant Y Natronal Honor SOCl61Y Basel: l Class Basketball ZIGAREVXCH FRANK NOT PICTURED GILFORD MARY LUTHER DONALD SCHOOL DAZE It was a weary struggle Thrs passlng through the grades Creatlng mernorles long and dear For every lad and ma1d We studred hard or so we sard In physrcs math and hrstory And then that dreaded day approached And teachers mused 1n mystery For Sus1e passed and so drd Sam D1d they know the answers for th1s exam? She thought awhlle and pondered so And then at last she sp1ed our Ioe For rn hrs hand he had a book And now and then hed take a look Oh Ioe you make me so provoked You th1nk school must be but a Joke But take lt from us you Sr Bs Know your work dont accept any D s C Krllzus -'Q Pu,e Fcrtv sew n EKONIAK IOHN hr d Even'rtf:rsts1f'ht, I , ' ,T V 4 Vie :see 3115: fuljl of flight. . In 'VNIIE hkd I bl U' H--Y ' . '1'1'e':e sorry hf ft t Fcott, :Il in clfriss 12252 f A I A tim' fx --:fi '.fi1 1 fi tt 71 'zu K 'if 1: ' 'ru' ': L1',Y'Y.- ,rt :.t - 'i Tr, 1' I 35:71 wif 1, 1 ,, Ar, 131 Crum: ff' ELG fl' Ni CQ',:t,::.f-:aff-1: f :Lt ULJL-'L '. fLZl,1'1Z1'13 fmt, Che:-Arr: Cflwlt -1 , . -. -- . , 1' I - -s ' 1 1 1 1 I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 , . mangmgaacwemha It was a brrght September mornrng rn 1935 when we started on our twelve year lourney through school Gee but we were proud Why we were s1x years old then' Flnally we graduated mto hrgh school What a b1g thrrll to come to East for the frrst trme Our eyes were as bnght as stars as we watched upper classmen who knew just where to go and when Freshmen After gettmg acquarnted Wllh our classmates and teachers we enjoyed school and began lookrng forward to the day when we could go through the halls w1th our heads rn the clouds Sophomores As Sophomores we were mterested rn our sublects but our socral lrfe also made an appearance We began to go to partres dances football and basket ball games Thrs rs when the grrls found the1r tall dark heroes and the fellas that sweet httle darkeyed g1rl Iunrors In 1946 we were called Iunrors A b1g step came when we elected as our class offrcers Rrchard Suhck presrdent Angellne Grampetro v1ce presldent Mary Iannazone secretary and Bernard Mannellr treasurer To gurde and d1rect us we had Mr Zupko MISS Clemens Mrss Masto Mr Honey and Mr Grrffrth Ioe Malmrsur our soclal chalrman made plans for our Iumor A dance whrch was a great success Senrors At last our long yourney rs almost over and now we are Senrors Our calendar was soon frlled wrth such events as our Senror Play Senror Prom Banquet Class Day Bacculaureate and then OUR GRADUATION DAY Kay Gonda 51 Page Forty exght F . , . 1 - 1 1 ' v 1 , . - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - 1 - - 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 ' .1 I 1 I+ DY Ll lille PIULU UI. llalbli We IIKJVC LLIILUVU cd ILC llklleb rvlbllllllg lllb' bllblllge and almost unbellevable exper1ences of the relat1ves of many members of th1s years graduatmg class In the year 1869 we f1nd 1n YAGEHS Hollow Ohlo Monsreur AUSEVM w1th PARL-INK pens and PORFILIO accompanled by SA BELLA TES-ONE of h1s beautrful daughters about to make the dangerous Journey west aboard the fzrst flymg engme the POMPOCO L1m1ted The tlcket as far as CORCOR AN H111 lndlana w1ll COSTA 52 POCCIOS fPesosl From there they travel 1n BRIGGS along the peaceful banks of the NERI to O CONNOR Nebraska later named Omaha They endure th1s tremendous mconvemence 1n travel only be cause Monsreur NAKINO S CAR A NO good At OCONNOR 1t IS necessary to change to the PUSKAR Coaches whrch takes us deep 1nto Ind1an terntory Wh1le crossrng CHATER Plateau on that fateful mornmg of March 22 1t came l1ke a buffalo stampede SPIERS darkemng out the BLUE of the sky Yes 1t was that savage tnbe of ZIGAREVICH Ind1ans led by the1r mercxless chref WHITESIDE Teepe Top Above the norse and turmo1l one could hear SA BELLA TESS scream they are sure to KILLIUS But WQ1ll Someone IS com1ng Who lS 1t and what a KINN EY do? We see h1m now advancmg from the NORTH on a long slrm s1ck and sorry look1ng skeleton mtended for a horse It 15 none other than that great Ind1an frghter BOB LIGHTNEH He IS dartmg and flashmg here and there between the tnbesmen W1ll he make 1t'7 It would take but one lrttle arrow and all hope would be lost Oh please he must make 1t Oh no' he s hrt and the COWARDS they re closmg 1n on h1m hke a LYON on 1ts prey He ll be offered up as sacnflce and then we w1ll be next But what s happemng now? The Ind1ans they re runmng for the1r l1ves Could 1t be that small cloud of dust on the edge of the pla1n'P It must really be a buffalo stampede th1s t1me and so takmg advantage of the s1tuat1on our frrends mark up another close SCHAEF PER themselves and contlnue the1r yourney Never were they to know that the cloud of dust was caused by a few lumberjacks SANTILLO MALMISUR and SULICK pIClCl1C1I1g the Mmnesota Sh1ft whlch IS a part of some new fang dangled game A few years later rumors reached the characters of our story about the poss1b1l1t1es of a new school to be bu1lt on KAUFMAN S Fxeld The opportunmes offered by such a school caused a rush back East Ind1an trlbes travelers lumberjacks and so on all settled 1n Youngstown So here WE are Cece11a Kxlhus -Nl Pa e Forty mne J g I U-- .. ......- ..:--- -1 1..-1- - -- 1...--- ....-----..- 1 - ..-1 - -I-,1:.- - 11. - ..1..-... ..- 1 u ' 1 1 . 1 I I I I 1 - I ' , , . 1 I I . 1 , . . I , . 1 1 , . I I 11 11 . . . . . - ' I I I 1 ' - . . 1 . , . . . 1 . . . . . 1 , . . . . 1 . , . . 1 . . . . . , . 1 1 1 I I I - 1 1 1 Q - lf' STUDENT COUNCIL Every Tuesday, third period, the book-room buzzed with activity! The Student Council, acting as the student governing body of the school, was busy solving problems for the good of the pupils and teachers alike. It took care of the business connected with assemblies, and sponsored drives for quieter halls and cleaner school grounds. The officers were: Florence North, president: Iohn Vassil, vice president: and lean Iordan, secretary. Other members of the council representing their classes were: Richard Sulick, Cecelia Killius, Elizabeth Cosetti, Olga Kragel, Ben DiRianzo, Ierry Lawman, Florence Saadey, George Guju, Iohn Zban, Anthony Conti, William McMillan, Ken Queener, and Howard Wilding. -il Page Fifty-two E+- TRI-HI This popular senior girl's club has traveled far on the road to perfection in elocution, etiquette, and the art of dressing during the year of '47. Holding the reins were Catherine Gonda, president: Catherine Louis, vice-presi- dent: Nancy Wright, secretary: Cecelia Killius, treasurer: and Viola Higel, social chairman. Miss Helena Lukich able advisor guided them over the rough spots. HI-Y Under the guidance and supervision of Iohn Hunter and Myron Reese, this club has been completely reorganized. Presiding officers as follows: Richard Sulick. president: Tony Cardarelli, vice-president: lack Vicarel, secretary: and Tom Cardarelli, sergeant-at-arms. Heading the activities and socials, president Sulick appointed Norman Ioseph, social chair- man and Bernard Marinelli, program chairman. The activities of this club were many, including parties and dances. - 0 '10, - my JK. , ESERLO Y-TEENS Under the youthful supervision oi their president, Angeline Gaimpetro, the Eserlo Y-Teen Club of East High School completed its busy schedule for the year ot 1946-1947. The club sponsored many activities including two formal dances. Other members of the cabinet were Catherine Louis, vice-president: Doris Kinney, treasurer: and Ann Kinney, secretary. Carolyn Spicer, Mabel Christy and Lynn Masto were advisors. TORCH CLUB Wielding the gavel for the Torch Club was A1 Bosco with Phil Adams as vice-president. Ted Appugliese was secretary and Iohn Reto took charge of the treasury. Mr. Hake was advisor for the boys. 7 X DEBATE Under the capable supervision of Mr. Leon A. Morris, the members of the debate club are widely known for their excellent performances in different activities such as: Debate Tournaments, Town Meeting, Student Congress of the Air, and the Student Congress, which was held at Canton, Ohio. The club also plays an active part in Student Federalists, a student organization whose purpose is the study of world government. The officers are: Olga Kragel. president: Manuel Kaster, vice-president: Sarah D'Agostino, secretary: and Eleanor Ekonialc, social chairman. CHER-AMI CLUB Personality-Clube in order to learn better how to meet friends and engage in social activities. The officers are the following: Willie Mae Briggs, president: Geraldine Williams, vice-presi- dent: Iunita Smith, secretary: Eiosee McGee, treasurer: Advisor, Miss Halo Rymer. fl! U 7f466y060Lf4d6g6fd'Z6Mt6 Here IS a close up of some of our graduates Tom Drana a happy care free lad untrl he took Physrcs Nancy Mole Wr1ght her watch may stop runmng but her tongue w1ll never g1ve out lack Nubs McKenna when basketball IS be1ng d1shed out he s rrght there to get h1s share Anna Kmney 1t was for her that the song When Ir1sh Eyes Are Sm1l1ng was wntten Tom Cardarellr just call h1m Tarzan gang V101Q Hrgel shes stream hned Flo Hudron my favonte blonde Ierry Epste1n a b1g bra1n but not a brg head Kay Gonda a perfect peaches and cream comp1ex1on Iohn Dlamond sparkles just l1ke h1s name Wllma Schultz youd never suspect from her good grades that she d1sl1ked school Kay Kral as wxtty as they come Mary Ianazone you cant help but l1ke her Ruth Kalch thaler the lrttle grrl wrth the b1g name Ioe Malm1sur not many people know th1s but he can s1ng l1ke B1ng Mary Keffer the b1g g1r1 wrth the her Paulme N1ftOl1 the most natural lookmg g1r1 1n the class Dan and Dorn Bev1lacqua the two twms you wont want to meet after you ve had a few too many Ed GOSS1Ck that typ1cal Amerrcan boy Dom D1G1acomo the bashful type Levla Troy the g1rl wrth that fnendly sm11e B111 Yankle he sprang up lrke a weed Paul Sant1l1o our favonte athlete B111 Lyons as gentle as a lamb Kenneth Osborne not too qu1et not too no1sy N1ck Yahn a very sutiable name Nas1f Thomas hrs amb1t1on a bed tester Kay Lou1s a future Jeannette McDonald Bruno DeMo111 an all round good fellow Rrchard Sul1ck great 1n more ways than one Angle Glampetro never rn too much of a hurry to stop for a word or two Patsy Ross he and Ceasar have at least one thmg rn common both know the1r Latm Bern1e Mar1nell1 what an GXPIBSSIVG face 4 Page Flfty stx l- ' : I 1 1 ' ' ' ' ll ll . .... , , , .... .... ' , .... , , .... , big heart .... Iean Lucas, the only way you'l1 know she's there is if you see ' ' I I I , .... , T .... I, .... l, ' I I -0: ' , ' -' ln- W Greetings ofthe Holiday Season ee 4 swf 4 sis!!! flw s EAST HIGH SCHOOL DECEMBER I9. i946 YOUNGSTOWNI omg GRADU TION ACTIVITIES SWAMP SENIQRS Cossetti Captures Three Top Honors Marconi, Beneskie Tie for Second Place in Popularity Poll The Echo Popularity Poll has rolled around again. Out CIS, ninty-six seniors Joseph Cossetti takes top 'honors as . Intelligent Boy' to Succeed Boy . Mary coni tied the Most Likely two voted as gud Mos 'rio 1,-9 60 66 and N ff Y-Teen Prom Steps Up Gaiety of the Season Don't forget gang! Next Mon- day, December 23, is the time for vou gals and guys who are gdng to the Y-Teen Prom to get out those flowing evening gowns and those murderous order to assist you bows are a few courtesy rules Calling for your efirl 50-I lu QQSX gm atiu mu 3 XSXQBI BL ulg Kjgq 01 aq Xl Malmisur Completes Plans for Senior Dance Joe Malmisur assisted by his social committee has made ar- rangements for the Annual Sen- ior B dance. The date has Friday, December will take place in iafetcria from' p m with Alng'e1 his ofche tra music -,ev ,ov S9 'fe im hla -sq . 1 P --uf Mid-Year Classfjj Plans Graduotionl + fo.-nrfs,Aa Commenc- .jri, Ban 't ghqrairwsfe, f.rf3'5'f - sf,gu,Qw nie-if 34,136 graduating . ,-.:.. -rq-ve thru ,,,,Mn U? 9U1a,-,Q ' in lllt? .mlsfl-lah 'iq U ' I0oq-,S . , va, or.. gb Qs JJIM:':gsyA.,,,,,v It nor J K. 43. 'J X ' 9' - H' e' f 9' ofoumx' 5 YOY 9 9 . XX' M5 glint O 6 meh? M W a e -4 ff , yiifllhs 'Zi .sm xloY5' 00' Vid -f avvay, dash 9 'goo 9 1543, GQQGQQU 930 N ei-'9 0 19 Z O5 0 9 3,069 Q 'J '9 C -sc.'e.O fr 93,4 The Talk Of 'x 1 were nestled all in their beds, - 1,-.'QWinter Wonderlandl 'While visions of sugar plums danced in their heads, iThat's For Mel Mama in her 'kerchief and I in my cap, lAlice Blue Bonnet and Johnny Federal up the sash, House I Live Im The moon on the breast of the 99 X001 Wi 0 .996 Sax, Khi M0032 ,XXX BIAS 0923 oteqlv xzsoxgimxaqg Yea F ng.-V , , ' ' X, 4 Y, ,-,,.u ' an eag es .is .FSQ5-1' I , - 'f'2'B8J-A-9bo 'C0urCers they came. Xgniffg-h5QerS and iFrom Out Of Nowhere-1 He whistled and shouted and called them by name, .Whats The Use Of Won- new fallen snow, deringx ll-'ull Moonl Now, Dasher, now Dancer, now Gave a luster of mid-day to the Prsncer and Vixenu objects below. iI'll Buy That Dreaml iCoa.x Me A Little Biti On Comitf on Cupid, on Donner When what to my wondering and Blitzen. eyes should appear, iGet Along Little Doggiesl ll Only Have Eyes For To the top of the porch to the You l top of the wall, gif Long Trail lea-dmgl was 53053 that bef--fe the X- gtvlllxiurricaiie fly, lSeptem?ier Songs XR'hen they meet with an ob- stacle mount t-1 flg sky, iBlue Skies, So up to the house top the CV'l2I'Ct'IS they tie-xv. lSomev.'here ln The Night: Viizth 21 sleigh full of toys and St. Nicholas too. m'For Hes A Jolly Good Fellowi And then in a twinkling I heard on the roof. fThat's My Hamel The prancing and pawing of each little hoof. lContinued on page 2s 1 N-1:'Z2Q'! .Mgt .M , . 1 16' f-if rxtj. lT8Sa J f 'XT 1 1 ' 7:1 5 ffk roi 515' it JS N 3 1 'Wa ci J k-sae-' V7 -1 r V 4,1 fl ft The East High Vocal Department, under the direction oi Iames S. Miller and Miss Helena Lukich, is composed of the following groups: Senior Choir, Iunior Choir, Freshman Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Octet, Boys' Octet, cmd Eighth Grade Chorus. The musical groups provided excellent entertainment throughout the year. ef-,ee l l 4 , cn- L.,.,.,... K' ral gf 'fl xk pf 5 FTIIIM' 5 8' 3'9'?5 1X si. I ', .1 fp 'menu .M gf'rlX!u .uYlQ :.uw ,W ll! J! , ,W 1? W7 I v 'x Q X5 Q QX. . 0 N X , xx Vx A ,X YD xl , ug jf ff 'Hay ff? v-f 'Vrw QW ,4ffg 'kf.'K 1 4 Y , f KS-Qe:,Jgr ,.., K Q l 0 05 QV K' K E E , Q 'Q if ,, ,.7,f S03 -53 Q ff, AVE, '30 'glfjrf , ,f ' at Q, 4 4 .ifaf, , ff' 5' V! 4 V A p A I X Y GULFXY' yb f A Bxgyxx --Y X A 31 Y' j,,. nr, ' ,, ip, vi i mi Q' J X ,I qfstp gi KE fs, ,E X2 fir' 4 . M.. yt wf fs: ia? FCS if ff. ' ' H N-. M'-V7 'Q' ' W4 i,-'.'- ' tXQ, is ja uff, gg 4? kj? I-95-.2 V S . 'yxi W1 ,....., Wien Qannnn ' name W1th Mr Iames Stevens former sergeant as advlsor the Vets Club of East I-hgh completed the1r hrst year after a success1or1 of vanous act1v1t1es Members of the club are B111 Lyons presldent Chuck Davls v1ce pres1 dent B111 Brown secretary treasurer and Don Luther Iames MCBf1de Iohn Ansevm Frank Iones Iohn Santangelo N1ck Nack1no and Ierry Angelo 'I QIX Y Hudak, Art Weber, Tom Diana, George Hnat, Delaney Armstead, Harman -12 Page ., 1 'tu-:Q ii WQ f' w X f 3' Z, if 1 Zfzl 45, all 5 150 1,4 ,f ' J X X I X , f f fff X! f '7amgmmfzq0Zd4ma5c!e 3 6' 0 K 0 .1 I f Sf . Mwwwdw Dear Drary September and school back to the old grmd agarn Couldnt belleve I was a Semor B though As usual I have more new brrght clean books than wrll ht rn my bottom locker Speakrng ot lockers never get 1n dutch wrth your nerghbor at the top I have an everlastmg bump on my crown that mterferes wxth my flat top ha1r do October and excrtement boy thrs month really kept me hoppmg' Remember the pep assembly we had w1th Lena the Hyena from Lower Slobovra as our specral guest? Then those red feathers we wore from the communrty chest? Fmally we plcked our Senror B attendants enough sa1d' Remember the Y Teen H1Y Party held at the youth center for Halloween? Another memory the mormng we were excused from school to tour the steel mrlls We traveled by bus and had loads of fun November and football games we had beaunful weather for the Thanks grvmg Day All Star Game Krlroy was here a tam1l1ar quotatlon seen on the boards 1n all our classrooms Exactly who was he? Never dxd fmd out Tn H1 had a bramstorm a hayrrde rn the m1ddle of wlnter To quote Ioe Malmxsur Brr rr r Have I ever ment1oned the handsome vets back 1n school we surely could use more men December and a Merry Chrrstmas to ye honestly I never wrote so many term papers 1n all my hte Pract1cally all my teachers demanded a frve or s1x page report The Y Teen Chnstmas formal was loads of fun all that roman t1c atmosphere decorated trees candles holly m1stletoe and more mlstle oe Thrs was the month we started pay1ng Up to then we had heard of the cost of graduatxng but then we knew' Mr Zupko was made the ofhcxal an nouncer and usually brought us the bad news January and a new year Basketball season was 1n full swrng and South Fleld House was packed to the doors Class day was a crrcus Remember the way Mr Smlth and Mr Fell herded us 1nto our classes frrst per1od7 The Senlor A class had 1ts Prom at the Nu Elms a wonderful t1me was had by all We started our new semester and our Sen1or A year belleve 1t or not already' 4 P ge Slxty four ...--.--.1 . . , . - 1 1 1 ' 1 I ' - . . 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I - , , , ' . . 11 11 1 1 - sf q W V F4- February and sweethearts f1fSl the Y Teen s Annual Sweetheart Prom chose for 115 sweetheart pretty Betty Yager then there was the mus1cal show Sweethearts on Parade Wh1Ch was a huge success Kay Lou1s s vers1on of One K1ss was tops We had the Tr1 County Iournal1sm meet1ng at school and the most fun of the even1ng was the Mznnesota bh1tt executed by a group of Sen1or boys It was really h1lar1ous Mr Gatchene started takmg our p1ctures and from the looks of those proofs they were good l1kenesses ugh' March and w1nds another jo1nt meet1ng of the H1 Y and the Y Teens Kay Lou1s V1 H1gel and Ange Gammpetro soloed then danc1ng followed Every one had a swell t1me at the H1 Y dance at the center Tn H1 perked up and elected new off1cers and made btg plans for the1r soc1als 1n May Mr Whltaker called all Senlors mterested 1n the play hard work ahead Aprzl and showers the Sen1or dance Sen1or B dance Apr1l Fool s day and Easter all rolled 1nto one fun packed month followed by the Nat1onal Honor assembly Wllh all the members lookmg so regal 1n those robes carry1ng hghted candles Followmg the 1n1t1at1on there was the banquet and then the All C1ty Y Teen Spr1ng Prom wh1ch turned out to be a very gala affa1r Th1s t1me Tr1 H1 collaborated w1th H1 Y for a 1o1nt party May and flowers oh what beaut1ful corsages at our own Sen1or Prom The coronat1on was certa1nly an awe 1nsp1r1ng ceremony Andy and Kay both looked great Y Teens had a Mother Daughter Tea and comb1ned style show Never knew we had so many lohn Powers hopefuls Couldnt forget our Sen1or Play a h1lar1ous comedy 1n three acts Tr1 H1 had a w1ener roast at the P1oneer Pav1ll1on 1n M111 Creek Park and chalked up another good t1me to 1ts Cfedll Iune and tears d1dnt th1nk Id ever feel badly about leav1ng school but I d1d Baccalaureate and robes and caps class day and the banquet com mence and the end of twelve years of hard work and fun Dons Kmney a IXTY 1 - 1 1, ,, . . , . H . ,, . . . ' ll ' '17 ' ui ' ' I , . . . . . ' . . . . , .... , , I I , . . , . , . .... , ' 1 1 ' 1 ge e -tv-e gf- played to win the game. fought with oll our might, did not look for fume, we kept our qool iri sight. OUR CODE When foes were strong arid fierce, And we were getting weak, Even though our hearts were pierced We brought forth no yellow streolc. Hose Stephens x Stax! iecnted mea After a year s leave of absence our Coach Barrett returned to East s gr1d 1ron Seemg that he was as super as ever everyone took a mmute off to s1gh happrly before workmg the p1gsk1n for the Coach He worked the team unt1l they were better than average and agarn proved that 1t 1sn t what s on the head but what s m 1t that counts Coach Barrett has that certa1n someth1ng that any coach would g1ve anythmg to have That probably expla1ns why he rs the 1dol of all the boys at East Lets take hats off to our favonte coach a very spec1al fellow D1Ck Barrett THE FOREMEN Ass1st1ng Coach Barrett rn dr1ll1ng the boys were Pete Koma Burt Honey and N1ck Hayden Pete Koma was always at h1s best when hav1ng the boys push h1m around on the blockrng machme No wonder our players were all so muscle bound Srnce Coach Honey has just come out of the Navy the boys worked 11ke mad try1ng to get 1n s1m1lar phystcal cond1t1on but what can you do when the guy s as hard as na1ls'? It s just too bad N1ck Hayden wasn t a student at East or we really would have brought home a trophy He s qu1te a guy at football From us to you comes a note of thanks you re three regular fellows East vs South Revenge IS sweet after two long years East vs New Castle Even though we were all wet we st1ll won the game East vs Lorame n example of the 1nev1table when two strong back flelds clash East vs Ursulme e d1d our best but the other team played a lrttle better East vs Chaney After they dug us out of the mud we found that we were v1ctor1ous East vs Rayen After the fmal whrstle sounded We found that Bayen had been pounded East vs Memonal As Ceasar would say We came we saw and we conquered East vs Wxlson 0 It was a hard fought battle but we arent ashamed to say they deserved to w1n East vs Massxllon 7 The txgers proved too f1erce as the sun set on the f1nal game of the season for the Sunrtsers 4 Pa e Sxxty etaht P- . 14-0 . 6-0 . ' 0-0 A . . . . . ' 7-19 W ' 5 ' . . 6-0 . 32-2 . ' 12-0 . ' -13 . ' -20 an dw! Mme Bob Berry The shy sort of lad unt1l you get to know h1m played at fullback old rough and ready Tom Cardarelh From lookmg at h1m youd never suspect he spec1al1zed IH bone crushmg a left tackle Larry CIOHI The lmpenetrable wall on the llne played wtth the North All Stars f1rst str1ng All Crty Dom D1G1acomo Seldom says a word played at left end football 1S hxs favonte d1sh Bruno DeMol11 A good morale burlder you should have seen h1m rn the Rayen game nght end posmon Fred Horvath A half pmt often mrstaken for the ball Guess what? A full back Ioe Malmxsur The brams of the outfnt sexge gun passer superb blocker and tackler a great quarterback Norman Joseph Eats h1s Wheahes regularly he goes l1ke a ltght on dashes a half back T10 Marcom Could he ever h1t the dummy sack a left tackle speclallzes ln monkey busrness Ioe Massaro Good thlngs come 1n small packages made the l1ne cllck guard for the All Stars second str1ng All County lack McKenna N1cknamed Snatcher outstandrng 1n the Masslllon game made plenty of extra pomts lun McCu11oh As shppery as a greased p1g lust call h1m Flash Paul Santxllo All State All County and A11C1ty f1rst str1ng but natch they dont come any better no one ever got around rrght guard starred for the North All Stars Herman Starks Alternated at halfback and fullback he s a w1tty one runs hke a lack rabbtt Rxchard Sulrck As captam of the squad he looked out for our mterests All State and All C1ty frrst str1ng a future Al1Amer1can All Star selectron Pete Tedde Full of that old school sp1r1t alternated at end as frerce as a tlger Bob Vxllxott It was a sad day for us when a broken fmger put h1m out of com rn1ss1on strong and s1lent played at rlght tackle Paul Wagner Another excellent pass snatcher a good breakaway runner f111ed erther halfback or fullback pos1t1ons Frank Zxgarevxch Strong as naxls played at nght tackle consxstent player and a f1ne tackle Pa QlX y 0 ' . 0 . . . - - , .. . . . . ,. . . . . . ..,. .0 . . . . .... e ,' ' . .... . . H - H . . ' . . .... .... - It . If - . . . .... . .' . . . . .... ' ll - II . . . ,, . ,, . . .... - H 1, - . - . . . . ,, .H . . . . .... . . . . . H .1 ' - - - ' I I I . , . . . .... I l 1 II ' ll . . H ...I - . . .... .... .. . . . - . . . .... . . . . . . . .... 1 ,- -K, ge-ot-ntne,. I Heads hiah, body erect the hiqh stepping mayorettes once more completed a sac' Cesstal season. TROY were, Beverly Adler, lVl'zry Helen Adler, Ioan Adler Florence Conqemi, Lola Derama, Doro' thy D15-alle, Catherine Casa- lini and Palmer Parise. I 9 EAsT , HIGH s And in thi, carncr we have the exceedingly graccttil, darinq. and breath talcinq, TUMBLERS of East High the Climax ot all entertainment at assemblies and football games. '7 1 ez'4ga1ef1gfm1fda9 . East vs. New Castle 28-25 We just squeezed through Before the whistle blew. East vs Memorial 34 23 We were at our best When we passed th1s test East vs Wellsvrlle 54 22 We played as a team And displayed our steam East vs Niles 37 33 We refused to stop Until we were on top East vs Struthers 44 38 With the ard of our dribbling We sure d1d some delivering East vs Rayen 29 37 We were knocked back in our seats By our first defeat East vs Guard 42 51 We played with prec1s1on But they got the declslon East vs Chaney 50 35 We played as good as you please And won this one with ease East vs. Boardman 55-34 When we came out like a bolt They received quite a jolt East vs South 35 47 While the other team hooted We were thoroughly uprooted East vs Wilson 48 23 It was as easy to make a basket As rt is to play t1sk1t a tasket East vs Hubbard 45 43 It was a close call But we were on the ball East vs Ursuline 34 38 It was a close score Wxth us on the floor East vs North 42 30 I cannot tell a he This victory was as easy as le East vs Sharon 47 53 Our comeback was a little late So we were given the gate East vs Hubbard 5152 lToumamentl It was a sad day for us Bad enough to make you cuss RESERVES The East Reserves completed cr successful season after ringing up seven victories w1th only one defeat High scorers of the season were Vicarel and Haladay fcaptainl each with 58 po1nts Wyland 54 Casey 33 and Pete O Con nor 32 po1nts IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Iuniors consisted ofSant1llo I Zban M Zban Henry Ccaptaml Louis Cataland Fumr ACGIIHO Butch Kmzner The boys closed a dazzling season by walking away w1th the consolation prize in the Struthers Tournament F I . 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CITY SERIES GAMES East vs Htllman 35 29 Urged on by Tom Lou1s and Leo Henry the East Ir Hrgh team started the season off wtth a hard won vrctory over Hrllman Santrllo led the wrnners w1th 15 pomts whlle Lampe scored 15 pomts for the losers East vs Wrlson 3815 The East cagers turned on therr best to defeat a hard frghtrng Wllson hve Cataland and M Zban played br1ll1ant ball for East Santrllo led the vrctors wxth 8 East vs Rayen 42 27 Sparked ln the last quarter by Funr s accurate shootmg and Butch s de fensrve play East scored a v1ctory over Rayen I Zban was hrgh for the Blue and Gold w1th 18 pomts East vs Pnnceton 3017 The Blue and Gold remarned undefeated as they romped to an easy vlctory over Pr1nceton Our boys chcked beautrfully as they drsplayed team work Acrerno stood out for the Blue and Gold East vs North 29 38 Th1s was the frrst defeat our Iun1ors suffered The North boys drsplayed a fme brand of basketball Hxgh scorer for East was Santlllo wxth 17 Stephan was hlgh for the wmner w1th 10 Boundmg back after therr frrst defeat East overpowered a scrappy Chaney team The whole East team cooperated w1th Leo Henry and Tom Knrzner the two towers of strength Acrerno was the b1g gun rn our scorxng attack East vs Hayes 30 35 After takmg an early lead the East cagers were overwhelmed by the sharp shootmg Hayes boys I Zban and Acrerno led the East scor1ng attack Burney had 12 pomts for the Hayes team STRUTHERS IUNIOR HIGH TOURNAMENT East vs. Chaney 45 23 Wrth Santxllo and I Zban leadrng the way wrth 14 and 13 pomts each the East Irs racked up thexr 1n1t1a1 start xn the Struthers Ir Hxgh Tournament East vs Ursulme 43 28 It was East all the way as they took an easy vrctory from the smaller but hard flghtlng Ursulme boys Iohn Zban took sconng honors w1th 12 pomts East vs Brookfield 43 34 The East cagers came out on the long end of a vrcrously fought battle w1th the ever game Brookfreld frve Th1s gave East the Struthers Ir Hrgh Tournament consolauon prrze All the boys and I1m DeMa1n manager re cerved medals from Coach Koma -vt Page Sea ntyfour P f f Q I East vs. Chaney 27-9 3 4 ff 'K T , ff ff ,f tl f , . -mann, 1. 1' X 1 W, iffx BOWLING Strike! Set 'em up A bunch of eaqerbeavers if ever there were any. These boys, all veterans ol last years championship team, gained second place in this years competition. The able leader oi this qroup was Iohn Hunter. The Bowlers' Ioe Smesl-co, Play Haladay. Dom Bevilacquo. Dan Bevilacqua, Pat Milano. Iohn Orlando, and ,ff X f 9 BASEBALL Iohn Hunters baseballers boast a veteran team. The boys returninq to don their uniforms aqain are Ioe Malmisur, lack McKenna, Tom Casey, Ray Hala- day, Ierry Lawrnan, Tony Cardarelli, Bob Brown. and lohn Bartos. At the time of publication, the team has a record oi two wins and one defeat. - . X b t . , 131 - 3 '. .4 A il ' vii, ,A f li elk! a . Irv.. IOHN HUNTER Our boy Iohn has been kept busy in the sport s held coaching bowling and baseball Its always been his policy to brmg his team out on top in any coaching assignment All students who have ever had the pleasure of coming rn contact with Coach Hunter hold him in high esteem because he is really one regular guy Under the gurdance of Iohn his boys put therr hearts and souls into the sport Regardless of what he 1S coaching Coach Hunter has done more than his share to hll the trophy case So far at press time our team has won the title of N E O district champs and will represent Youngstown at Zanesville rn the regronal tournament E R SMITH Mr E R Smith faculty manager of athletlcs IS the busy fellow behmd the scenes Part of his Job consists of finding transportation for the squad and then seemg that they and other 1mportant people arrive at that destr natron on t1me He then passes the necessary rnformation on to the student behind the team Without him what would we do? Hts is a big job and exceedingly well done ROY STINE Mr Roy Stine an old hand at goings on at East has been on the faculty srnce East High was bu1lt in 1926 He entered tennis 1n the list of extracurricular act1v1t1es and has been coaching ever since Mr Strne IS also musically mclrned he plays a mean violin As teacher of physrcs and chemrstry he is consrdered very brainy by the students JP 5 ty 5 body, usually with an enthusiastic word about the importance of getting -rj, 'rue .even ' -six Q'- N X x lt x X l l f X xv ,Q GOLF On these beautiful sunny days our Gentlemen golfers can be seen trudging along the course, doing their best to make a hole in one for the glory of Ole East Hi . So tar this season, the boys have really been on the ball , winning two games out of three. Those participating were: Gene Desimone, Don Crater, Louis Cannatti, Iohn Demidovich, and Sal Ponzio. s 5 TENNIS The boys with the biggest racket of all have once more come out to hold their own with the best tennis teams of the city. Their ringleader is Mr. Stine, the true solution! The boys making up the tennis team were: Ierry Epstein, Arnold Eisenstot, Herman Gorsky, Dominic DiGiacomo, Larry Ciolli. Bob Villiott, Al Bosco, Tom Shea, and Alfred Arm- stead, manager. NN Y Y X x XXX ull. -Craft -, Ill -S, C as 'iid V 'wllllll' Hove you nod o portron mode ln the ldst f1VQ yeors9 If not you owe 11 to yourself your fonnly ond your fnends to hove one mode now We extend our slncere good W1 he to the Idnuory Close of 1947 Gatschene Studlo U4 W 'Wood St Phone 3 1714 ounq town Ch J I ' I , S ,S I HIIIIII l , o V L S A , 1' Hood pmt! ul l ' f llf mu Itllltllllll unc tmmnmw We extend best wlshes to the Iune Class of 1947 Gatschene Stucho X C ' 'z' lm ay may hc' El ' 'z. 'c-fl ' L n 'Z u l ' ' U Ib '-IIIIII U4 W. 'Wood Si. Phcme 3-UM ' Chu 7cme few Wea: Wofugaaef A watch from Brenner's is A a Brilliant Escort to the Graduate who is going Q Tsvlfl Reliability is the fine, steadfast quality on which our timepieces base their success A-ee yet all are gifted with good looks, too! See them! A A 1 ! K 4 ahead! A lg , rs 04 r RAYMOND BRENNER, Jeweler Registered, American Gem Society Federal at Hazel Success in all walks of life means good clothes and good clothes come from a good store HARTZELUS Styles for Men and Boys Youngstown Ohio IIIF HIC HFS PHOX IDION ffl Youngstowns Flnest Sanltary Food Market F1 h D partment Bakery Department R A Campbell W M Gross Hughes Market Never Undersold ln Hlgh Quallty Meats ISININXN S llltlt SIU! P Servlng the East Slde For 16 Years Now m New Modem Bulldlnq wlth Youngstown s Fxnest Prescnptxon Laboratory f 1 ' y ' w ' 7 N ' 1 ,J V f 7 Jn, I , - A , . HE ffrst Fed-drfzi S'rf1f-I HE , . . 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Su 'Ili Ilan' annul . flmlik-4'ln4m1lx 11N'lXlllII IAPIIIIQV Best Wlshes for C1orss of 1947 Stal I3OltLHlU YV0lkH 118 N Lone Ave Youngstown 6 Ohmo IUbTH3b For Nearly Half cr Century Youngstown s Department Store for Shoes Shoes Prlced From S3 98 to S13 98 125 W Federal St Youngstown Chlo Eat at RAVERS TAVERB 8 W Bocxrdrnon St Weatherstnp Your Home With the A Icy Metal Weatherstnp umm e Dr xfts Scot 1? ztt mo nd T Storm 1I1iL,Nb Gl1dIdIl1F eu f I Ihe e f r BU11d1I1q ns SCIVICG lncluoes Reg ulty New S s Cords und New Sxsh ere need e p1e for e stnk ou Sld d ors udxn 5 sush II L In utty xr., W1 nefded IS on V rn s Pm lon 1 I E :fr e A I AY METAL WEATHERSTRIP CO .JfVmQ PJ r cr HP ge H1811 IQ t I N I N J I . , . . , . K . . I I . . , I EQ' 31, .1 , 1 and .. 1' V VV1 Qws 11 Less Tlmn 1,1 Pure of '.'w f ' 1 ' '9 o Lif o 1114 . '1'1 Q 2 ' ' ' 3 , 11 E1 '7 ' ' J win fed. Th rc '.-Jenin r . 'ipggmg the T overozje Lorne '.-:nn 24 s11sE1 ond 3 I 1 I ff o inC1 r new . ' ward 111 fa lr A+,-Ie ' 4 , ' 1- 3130.00 Te 1' .15 1.:.v.' us 35.00 ,, Morrn. P1 ' e fc Fee ' ' st..1:t . . EVA -1 st. at .5 yr-1f1'.'e. PE. .e 7-9345 f II ty-e' 11 fil- ldllltb Fresh Cut Flowers For All Occaslons mls East Sxde s Most Complete Food Store Inu S11 Muslcal Instruments Accessones Guaranteed Instrument Repamng lN THREE DEPENDABLE FURNITURE STORES Where Youngstown Shops w1th Confmdence I1 J' ' I TT? 'F FF f Ut' Islurisl I ,E xl. -lla , mtl. I - r tt . , ih -F I it I 3-fa 13. fmt yt ,L T 1f ji I V I If 1: 11. '1.-I I1 1 QL. lx W - ' I N M it I tl af- ff.-12ffliIi 4 ,,-'f -YL ,f,f111,,, - 'Wff ia W-1fffi2,?i1'! M 111fJf', 'ff' ' --We I I I Svl ' 'I.4'l' 3IllrI1'.'I mmm' I Il AIRS I tl ,Q - U1 1, 'I It ' I 1 It I U .,-t in -qll VSA IEW' . . . V 1 ' 1. YV . . Z,-..1 Z- ,, X A 'A , tt, . . 1. I F , S, W ,, , .H - ,I A U A It Follow the leader to the Leader of Young Mens Wear Of Sweaters The Sport Iackets Goods Store Emblems For Clubs TED Sz BILL Men s and Boys Wear of Quahty 25 E Federal Scarsella Furniture Co. Quality Home Furnishings Everyday Low Prices- Terms 934 Oak Street Open EVGNINQS Brlskln s Upholsterlng Furmture Remodeled and Repalred 4UG Albert St Phone 7 2577 CONGRATULATIONS omphments of Mecllcllle Cor Albert and McGuffey Good Luck Boys and G1rls Somethmq Dlfferent ' ' PESFE 8. 50N S BREAD Italxan Whole Wheat Rye and Shced Freshly Baked Every Day Phone 3 2293 +P tyy F ' F I C V . A T X Bronson Patent 52 N. Prospect Pat's Shoe Repair l359 Rigby Street I. W. lenkins Drug Store u 50 years of faithful service 243 E. Federal St. Younqstowrt, Ohio Diamonds Watches I ewelry Sporting Goods O Y S Use Your Credit ?33 E Federal St Phone 4 S923 Youngstown Ohlo Men s Shoes Thel W Smith and Sons Co 9 Market St Tod Hotel Blda Be t Wlshes to the Graduates of l947 Reliable Clothing Co 7LJQ E Fed ral St orriplurtertts of Delmar Tre Mfg Co makers ot Floral Neckwear 2x17 W Federal S Yourt st wrt Oluo Iohn F Drummond Service Station Gas cmd O11 Tues Tubes Accessories Battenes Y ustow lu Pl rt 4J U5 It pays to he neat Hayeks Dry Cleaners and Tailoring 028 F1 rod Ave P rt 7a 54 ALEX HAYEKS Mgr B ' . . ' f-. . S , W V A . rc , Q C I A Cor. Oak St. CS Early Rd- Save 159s Cash 6 CGTIY our Q- rt, 0 'C ll? 9 'A7 to e -'8 ' , -15' P L'1e'y-are 'f Compliments of the two barbers Dick G lim at the Acme Barber Shop 946 Oak Street April, lune, Iuly Always a good place to buy East End Super Mkt. tand Chicken MktJ 395 E. Federal, Cor. of Basin We Deliver Compliments t and E Army Store 205 E Federal E 6. F SERVICE Gas Oils Tues Batteries Radios Household Goods RAY AUTO SERVICE Mechanical Body and Paint Phone 4 UU75 879 Wilson Ave Youngstown Ohio Open 24 Hours Compliments of Demains Royal Oaks Oak and Lansing Youngstown, Ohio Nothing Better Anywhere Stop and Shop I , U1 - Paul Diamondstein's Distributor of High Grade Eatables Phone 7-7642 124 So Center St SWEETKO S SERVICE STATION Gas O11 Tues 61 Batterres Expert Lubrication I447 Wilson Ave Youngstown Ohio ompliments of KOLAZAR S GROCERY STORE Meats and Groceries ' o M . . . Si. A ' C 4 , I I , ' i737 Himrod Ave. Page I-firietym.-. : '- Ba1int's Service Station X-70 G Supreme Gas Poiarine. Sohio, 61 Esso Motor Oils .Htfy :Sf ae., .. COTT11D1lH19D1S SUNNYSIDE CAFE 1442 Oak St Corriplirnents of SMILEY'S TAVERN Under New Management 12151 Rigby St. Comp111nents of CEDAR FURNACE CO Sales and Servxce Installing repalnng and Sales Phone 4 3270 1543 Hmmrod Av Ray Metcah Chest r Hcov I Fleetwlng Service Station Mechanical Work HOLLYHOCK BAR 1212 Rigby St Spaghetti Meat Balls and Pizza Da11y ANGELO PALLZ-XD1NO Cprop 1 Canale s Market Fresh Meats Grocerles 61 Fnuts 1521 Oak St REED BROS Mobrloil and Mobllgas 14133 Rigby Cor R gby and Byron J Cor 1 L I fkson of - . 1 e, . Oak 6. Truesdale Ave ' 41 ' , . 1: ,V 'xg' .rl':stg'-21:59 '+ Co111p11uients of Clover Leaf Dairy Co. 1585 Himrod Ave. Phone 4-8888 Mazzocco Bros. Hardware Pittsburgh Paint Varnish 6. Glass 822 Himrod Ave. 13110119 86714 ICE SCALI GROCERIES Evans Ice Cream Candy ci Maqazmes Cor R1qby ci Truesda1e 1 u1m1er1t Ne1ghborhood Barber Shop 1351 Shehy St Edner Rug and Furniture Co 4161820 E Federal S1 Better Furniture Lower Prices OIl1D11IH6Y11S of DeGeorge s Dairy G Groceries 1302 Rtqby st IULIUS ZICKE The Tinker Furnace Repairs and Au Conditioning 1801 Shehy St CHICK AND SONS Beverages 985 Ber1c1 y Av Coup' 'P 5 of f. 1 . I I ' at Sheet Metal Work Groceries and Meats , e 'e. V 1 '71 PID' N1 -fyfp le HIMROD DRUG INFANT DI DEE SERVICE SILI.. S Custom Tcnlored Clothes BRIDGE CLUB STARK FLORISTS Flower fo C111 OCCCISIOHS BEAUTY SHOPPE Expert permu e ts CS Styles Mcrrlnelh GIOCQFY IAMES D1YORIO Fancy Groce les r Exclusively for Babies IAY'S fj n n . r, Cornplrrnents BLUEGOLD DAIRY Complrrnents BERN DT 6 SONS Texaco Servrce Expert Lubncatlon Cor Albert St CS MCGuffey Rd Tell Your Frrends About Buccl s Grocery Mkt Who Are Sellmq the Best and The Cheapest ln Town Thank You Free Dellvery Phone 7 9965 278 Elk Street Dr I M Gllbert OPTOMETRIST Phone 3 3540 ll S Hozel St Youngstown Ghlo For Better Servrce Shop ot Oak St Medlcme Store Cor Ook and Gorlond Phone 4 0926 PHILLIP AMICARELLI Prop Complrrnents of Federico 6 Sons Meats Grocenes l6Ul Cork Street Iohnnle s Rlgby Mkt Imported and Domeshc Grocenes-Quahty Meats at Lower Pnces l363 Rugby St Phone 3 1025 PALACE GRILL IAMES VALLOS A Wagman s Clothmg lU2 So Center St QP 9 of ' l I I I . ul . l I U , . I I I . I I . 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