East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

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Where I maie Reade all at my ease, both of the Newe and Olde: For a jolly goode Booke Whereon to looke is better to me than Golde, Part One Dedlcatlon Crgamzatlon Senlors Ianuary lune 48 Part Two School ACllVlllQS Faculty Clubs Part Three Sports Football Basketball Bowlmg Baseball Tenms Golf lndex Janus Ianus the name of our annual was chosen because of 1lS srgmfxcance wh1ch means gorng and also door Ianus IS the god of doors-doors wh1ch close upon the past and open to the future but more truly of begmmngs The Romans had a sayrng that good begmnmgs rnsure good endrngs wh1ch does not always hold true but the xdea ol the door does As we look through the Ianus we can see what kmd of begrnmng and end1ng we made It 1t rsnt to our hkmg we can shut the door and make a new one Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r - , . 1 , . . - - 1 . . Alma ater Alma Mater we adore Thee Love your colors gold and blue There you stand in all your glory Patient helpful kind and true In our hearts and in our memories Linger thoughts so dear of you Alma Mater Alma Mater Our Alma Mater East High School Colors of East High School are blue and gold East High School located on East High Avenue on the east side of Youngstown, Ohio, was opened in September, nineteen hundred and twenty-six. 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' e, b , and Kb xbn ' x ' ' ' , . . . . . . ache l ' I I O I I I By Albert Leon Along the sea o lzfe Of wh1ch ou ve sa1led so ver smooth and rough w ers o qu1clfly the years have g e H1gh were he waves o ro e That confronte you on your w Bu neeron ed1 youc an e ou o s 1 o reached S t1sfact1on Ba he t1me has co e to rop anc or ndc s urlzne as ore Yo alre sure eve yth1 gssh1 s ap en loclf your cabzn door You hand t elre to your 1rs mate And loolr over th1 gs on You WIS h1m alot o g od luclr s e enters our cabzn door 1fty two years IS a ong 1 o be c art1n one s 1 s course yo loo over them w1th great p e leave w1th no remorse he graduates of the June Class of 1948 East 1 School say far well to y You have een f 1nsp1rat1o er W1 h all t e studen s of Sm1t our fr1end an educator Phg for twenty wo years and ave een asourc V1 tual ever student w o has co e 1n contact w1t you a ways re e er ou for your generos1t w1t oth your t1me and advzce You never were too bus to len a e rng and t a student w needed 1t ecause oft e oo c r1st1an 1fe ICh ou le n example as n set for stu ents to ol ow lt ough man lucrat1ve pos1t1ons ha been offered ou ou dec1 ed to rema1n as r1nc1pa1 an stay w1th people you ov dan un ersto0d You ave eft s now ut our pr1ce ess memor1es w1ll forever rema1n Q East H1911 School o be er1s ed y not only t e stu en s bu all t e c1t1zens o he East S1 e WI no only remember ou as a pr1nc1pal bu cere an honest fr1end of ever raduate of Eas 5' 1926 an W4 6 . SW at ZW 041' S f. ' y ' ' long O at S ' on. ' t tt ubl d ay t ' c 'd h g y rc ure 'T'1yu a' ' y. T ' ID d h A atyo ' h -X um r 'n ' ph e Th ' . h y I' t 'n cemorex 'h ' f o A h y ' . F' - ' l t'me T h 'g hb' , But U lr ' rid And ' . T ,togeth 't h t H'gh , e ou, Mr. 'h, ' d . b atEast 'lz -t h b e o' nfor 'r ly y h m ' 'h . Wewill 1 mmb y 'y 'hb ' ' . y d hlp' h o ho IB hgdh l' wh' y d,a h bee d fl .A l2 y ' d Y 'Y .d . p. . d . l e d d . h 1 u ,b y '1 ' ' ' t ' ,t ch 'h b h d t t h tt 'de.W 'll t y ' ' , t asasin d ' yg t. I any Seventy one years ago rn a modest home rn Augusta Ohro a babe was born to Iohn and Agnes Smrth each of whom wrshed the baby to have the others endearrng qualrtres Of the mrllron of Iohn Smrths rn Amerrca few have made the rmprrnt upon therr respectrve communrtres that thrs small boy was destrned to make From the begrnnrng thrs lrttle fellow was taught the three Rs and the Brble Few chrldren can clarm the drstrnctron of havrng read the Brble through at the age of twelve years but Iohn Smrth could and drd read rt before he was twelve In the lrttle one room school there was no doubt of the brrllrance and ff? Wrth such a record rt rs not hard to belreve that at the rrpe old age of leadershrp of lrttle Iohnnre Smrth In fact rt was very unusual when Iohnnre was not frrst rn any contest At the country spellrng bees experrenced spellers were called rn to try to down hrm as a spellrng champron M Jw- -21426 U I f fl' thrrteen he passed a teachers exammatron whrch gave h1m the rrght to teach rn grade schools of that day Soon after a teacher resrgned rn a nearby school and lrttle Iohn Smrth at the age of thrrteen was hrred to teach at Soon Iohn saw the need of more trarrnng rf he were to serve the com munrty rn whrch he lrved and enrolled rn the Augusta Normal School Soon after graduatron at the age of seventeen he accepted a posrtron at Green Grove Ohro There hrs fame as a teacher spread and both chrldren and parents were rnsprred to seek hrgher educatron Nerghborrng communrtres heard of Iohn and the followmg year he was offered a posrtron rn New Harrrsburg at double hrs salary There the story was repeated Among those who beheved rn Iohn Smrth s teachrngs was a shy young lady who later became hrs wrfe and has been constantly at hrs srde durrng all these years In hrs quest for knowledge Iohn Smrth went to Chro Northern Unrversrty where he soon became outstandrng as a student and athlete As a debater few have equaled hrm there for clarrty of strength and eloquence of delrvery 4-ffl Whrle vrsrtrng rn Youngstown after graduatrng wrth honors from Ohro Northern Iohn had a burnrrrg desrre to enter other frelds law at Ada Whrle he dreamed of pleadrng cases before the Supreme Court and warted for the trarn he was suddenly awakened from hrs dreams by a call from the statron announcer that was destrned to change the whole course of hrs lrfe Trarns to Allrance Akron Mansfreld Ada two hours late At that very moment an acquarntance from the Churchrll Schools greeted hrm wrth the statement that he was the very man for whom they were lookrng to take charge of therr schools l Page Eight l 0 A W, . - . I . . - . 'J v f 1 . -3' - - I I . . 4122511 ' Tiibfrff . Q ,I -H, png: D . . . . Q - the salary of S20 a month. Q E in an . . . . . s iaz ihs I . . . . W . . . . I 1 u I X AAN QF , . . u u , 1 1 ,Q -A4 ' ...N fn ' ' -rf ' A li:- 9044 W- 5 ' Q PD ga- . And, so it was, that Iohn Smith found a place for himself as head of the ,fe fu' V' E: Churchill schools and the decision to make teaching his life work was im- ,if A , ' planted firmly in his mind. A X ' il 1 9 9 is -ff f e- H1911 His work at Churchill was merely a repetition of his former successes: -E new enrollment there increased 200 percent in three years time. 1 K, ,sl K!! I Q 6 0 A Y HCXQRC ILL ffgrg FF' rf K , W 2 Dr. Chaney, then superintendent of Youngstown schools, heard of his work and asked him to take charge of an elementary school. Here was the widened opportunity for service which he had been seeking. In 1911 Iohn Smith was made principal of Lincoln School. To Lincoln School came the children of new emigrants, people from almost every nation on earth. Iohn Smith knew their problems. His constant trust in God and faith in himself ever stood out as a beacon of light and as a source of inspiration and courage to the little folks of our new citizens in America. It was not long before Iohn Smith realized that to give the children of the east side the same opportunity to attend high school that the children of the north and south side had He talked to influ ential citizens he buttonholed politicians he wrote articles in the papers he encouraged the people of the East side to fight and demand that a high something must be done school second to none be bu1lt for the children of our new emigrants In time Iohn Smlths idea of a new high school gained favor and in 1926 East High School was proudly opened ssh Under his leadership East H1gh has produced some of the finest students and athletes ever to come from Youngstown Many colleges and universities have copied the East High system until today it stands as an everlrvrng memorial to Iohn W Smith who has been at the helm as principal during the ,X past 20 years Q' J L Nor has Iohn Smith s life been a one track life His services to the city of Youngstown during a lifetime includes chairman of teachers Lecture Committee 1916 1919 teacher of Men s Bible Class for over 18 years member of the Board of Trustees and of the Mahoning Building Committee of the Mahoning Methodist Church member of the Chamber of Commerce was the first president of Youngstown Education Association from 1920 to 1922 president of Torch Club and president of the Klwanis Club Yes Iohn Smith the students of East High School believe we speak not for the present students and the faculty but for all the graduates of East High the people of the East Side yes even the City of Youngstown when we say that to you and Mrs Smith we s1ncerely wish all of the best that can come to you folks who have made Youngstown a better place because you were here may the remainder of your days be bright in the memory of the 52 years of teaching and serving the generations of children who have received the guidance and inspiration of their life s work from you Alma Mater ,Pg N11 , as-Sc 420,90 W2 rm' 'SV 8044 5, 9,6-Arn, Q 4 '1 . . . 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' x rlm.. .--I.. :,-X' - A Q.. -, +I' we re 'Le Commencement txme IS here aqarn You are to be honored We con gratulate you and hope that th1s IS but one step on the starrway to success You deserve lh1S honor or 1t would not be glven you The Faculty IS puttmg 1ts seal of approval upon you We cannot tell what the future holds We do know that uppermost m our mmds has been the desrre to help you make the preparatlon for a hfe that w1ll w1n confrdence the honor the respect and the admrratxon of all wlth whom you shall be called upon to assoctate Of some thmgs we can be certa1n The eternal verrtles of hte do not change Our rnterpretatron of them may Veer a httle But truth 1ust1ce rlght honesty farr deahng real effort helpfulness and servrce brmg the1r reward today and the1r rewards are always those worth stnvmg for It at the end of l1fe you can balance your budget wrth such entrres as these we w111 know that our conhdence rn you has not been mrsplac d and our work wrth you has borne such trurt that all men shall call you blessed Thrs IS our earnest hope and prayer I W SMITH Prmczpal H 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . Q , .f . . , To be graduating from high school at a time when so many challenging problems are waiting to be solved should cause every member of this Iune Class to think of himself in relation to the needs of society. How has your attendance at East High prepared you for living in a world whose pattern of life is so rapidly changing? The opportunities of further education are limited only by your ability and industry to take advantage of them. Many will find those opportunities in colleges or other institutions of higher learning. Other will find them while on the job or associating with people. We have tried to teach you how to evaluate knowledge so that you may approach your problems with clear thinking and integrity of mind. The ideals you have formulated coupled with a will to serve those ideals are invaluable to successful living. Our associations together have been pleasant and we regret to see the time come when we must separate, although we know it is but a part of the great pattern of world change. Always remember your interest is our interest and your success is a measure of ours. E. E. FELL, Ass't. Prin. Giving advice, checking on absence and helping students find enjoyment are a few of the daily tasks of Miss Olive Iones and Mr. Clyde Hake, student counselors. Mrs. Dorothy Harrison and Mr. Myron Reese are in charge of bookkeeping and accounting of all school finances. Keeping track of anything that is liable to come up con- cerning the office, Miss Ieannette Scull, East High School's secretary, renders her services throughout the school year to teachers and students alike. sf OFFICE FORCE Left to right standing Clyde Hake, Dean of Boys, Myron Reese, School Treasurer. Seated Olive Iones, Dean of Girls, Dorothy Harrison, Finan- cial Secretary. Q- N ,r 1 -' ,A ,iv T.. FU? fl t if U. 2' t --. , F L ,V .f fi, lf wk . 1 -1 TX fl X: 1 ix as .X lf ' . ' H9 'Q E1 4 ' Before we leave East High School, all of us will turn to get a last look at our Alma Mater tdon't be surprised if a crossbus looks back at youl and will probably be able to get a glimpse of Ioe Peskoonyak hanging from the flagpole and Mary Puffunak blow- ing bubbles at the window. Their spirits have not been broken by the weeks of detention and the scoldings of teachers Their works of art on the walls and books carvings on the desks and other general bits of mischief for which we the poor inno cent students received the blame shall live onward Wlf in the memory of students and teachers alike fthey have to some of them cant be erasedl They were engaged in many act1v1t1es yes but oh how they messed up those football plays strikes homeruns baskets holes in one and sets These were all terrible catastrophes of course but the ones who received the hardest blows were IU!! wt it tn 5. 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The Nu-Elms Ballroom, with music by Angel LaCivita and orchestra, was the scene of this gala occasion, December 12. Raven-haired lean Iordan, in a white satin brocade Colonial gown, cmd Red Gene Mancuso, reigned for the evening. The Royal Couple was attended by twelve senior girls, attired in various pastel shades, and twelve senior boys. Feminine attendants were: Catherine Casalini, Betty Gonda, Virginia Monroe, Rita Palmer, Dahlia Vitucci, Mildred Watson, Marion Cepin, Theresa D'Augustine, lean Housteau, Ann Mandoline, Mary Ann Prokop, and Mary Iaderosa. Male attendants were: Manuel Garcia, Frank DiGiacCo, Ray McKeown, Iohn Nitolli, Ray Scharrer, Ioe Stefko, Sam Burnett, Tom Casey, Frank Das- cenzo, Tom Marstellar, Ioe Sylvester, and Paul Mesicko. Left to r1ght Paul M9SlCkO Anthony C1azza Mary Loulse Wh1tes1de Theresa Sxmone Mary Ann Prokop Phyllls Bucc1 Sam Burnett lack V1carel lean Iordan B111 Chop D1nah Campana loe Sylvester Charlotte Str1de lean Housteau MGYIOH Cep1n Iohn D1 Lallo Dons McCla1n Irene Slama Iohn Bartos and Iohn Vass1l Senior Play House hqhts d1m conversat1on subsldes curta1n goes up play lS on Once and For All three act comedy presented by the lanuary Class ot 48 could no doubt be classed as one ot the best sen1or plays ever presented Characters were Ioe Sylvester Charlotte Strtde lack V1carel lean lordan Sam Burnett B111 Chop Phyl11s Bucc1 Dor1s lVIcCla1n Iohn Bartos Irene Whlteslde D1nah Campana Iohn D1Lallo Anthony C1az7a Andrew Russo Theresa S1mone and Mary Ann Prokop Credtt goes to Mr A I Wh1taker w1thout whose d1rect1on the play would not have been a success A I WHITAKER Our congratulanons to Mr A I Whttaker who s1nce 1939 has taken on the respons1b1l1ty of d1rect1nq all the plays 1n YVl'11Cl'l students have part1c1pated It IS through h1S unt1r1nq efforts that the plays have been a success t' I Slaina, Paul Mesicko, lean Housleau, Marion Cepin, Mary Lou . . 1- P132 'zfteeri as Lett to rrqht T Massaro l Sylxester A Marrdolme M Comohcke A Mamoms B Cosettt Kraqel D Vxtuccl W Chop Mr E E Fell C Strrce M Cepm V Martella I Iordcn I Lamana Baumstark I Vas rl W McM1llon and R Rrder National Honor Society The spmt of the Natlorral Honor Socretv l1ves by Scnolarshrp Leadershrp Character and Servtce the characterrstrcs stressea rrt the Search for new members Those selected from the lanuary -18 qraduatmg class as most nearly meetmq all the requrremerrts were Iohn Vassll Presldent Anne Marrdolme Vtce Pres1dent Iearr lordan Secretary Charlotte Strtde Treasurer Argero Mamorus Socral Charrman Wrlltam Chop loe Sylvester Robert Hrder Margaret Gomohcke Wrllram McMrllon and Marlon Cepm Those selected from the Iune Class Tony Massaro Betty Cosettt Olga Kragel Dahlta Vttucct Vlrqmra Martella losephme Lamarra Isabell Baum stark Senior Officers--January '48 Left to rrqht Iohn D1Lc1lo treasurer Marlon Cepm secretary Icxck Vrccxrel president cmd Iecm Iordcn vlce presrdent Backur, Iames Auto Shop. Bartos. I ohn Paul Varsity Basketball, Varsity Base- ball Senior Play Bodnar Ann M Y Teens Bumett Samuel I S A Prom Attendant Senior Play Campana Dinah Senior Play Senior Choir Tri HiY YTeens Casey Thomas Patnck Sr AB Prom Attendant Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Reserve Basketball Football Manager So ral Committee HiY Cepm Marion Class Secretary National Honor Society Sr AB Prom Attendant Senio Play Girls Ensemble Tri H1Y Vice President Y Teens Senior Choir Chop William Michael National Honor Society Senior Play Football Manager Advertising ommittee Invitation Committee l'l1Y Baharis, Anita Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Sr. B. Prom Attendant, Social Committee. Beverly Nellie Cher Ami Bucc1 Phyllis I Sales Committee Cosmetology Senior Play Senior Choir Tr1HiY YTeens Ciazza Anthony Ioseph Senior Play Reserve Football HiY Cardarelli Anthony Stephen Senior B Prom Attendant Varsity Football Varsity Baseball HiY President Social Committee Adver tising Committee . U , . 3 , . if A, I . r. , A , I Q . ,Aol ' ' ' ,N-' .U ' :lin l.-. ff' 5 ll '.Q-Rv I fr' . , r , ' ' . '- l N1 I . . Del-Kuqustine, Theresa M. Sr. A Prom Attendant, Y-Teens. DeLoach Rudolph D1Lal1o lohn Ir Class Treasurer Student Councxl Dascenzo, Frank George Sr. A Prom Attendant, Varsity Football, Hi-Y. DeCarlo Raymond Reserve Football HW Sm' PIGY Dxlullo 1-'nmkr D1Yono Rebecca YTee-ns Glee Club Semor Choxr Frurnara Samuel Iohn Band Advertlsmq Commxttee Iun lor Orchestra DILISIO Salvatore C Fedenco Dora Ann YTeens Semor Choxr Gomohcke Margaret Semor Chou YTeens Natronal Honor Soclety Grannmr Carmen N Auto Shop Garett Ruth B Semor Chou , . l I I 0 '- ' v . . , . 1 , . I I Senior Choir. . x , F . . .I . 1 . Harns MGIVIH IUHIOI Basketball Semor Cho1r Iaderoscr Mary I Sr A Prom Attendant Tr1 H1 Y Treasurer Ianus Sales Comm1ttee Sen1or Cho1r Y Teens Iordan lean M Class Queen Class VICE PTSSI dent Sr B Prom Attendant Natlonal Honor SOCIEIY Student Counc1l Sen tor Play G1rls Ensemble SGHIOY Cho1r Ianus Edxtor YTeens Tn H1Y Senlor Cholr Tr1 H1Y YTeens Bus1ness Course Mamoms Argero Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety Tn H1 Y ooctal Chcurman G1rls Ensemble Y Teens Housteau lean M Sr A Prom Attendant Soc1al Com mtttee Tr1 H1Y Semor Play Ianus Staff Senxor Cho1r Sales Comm1ttee Y Teens Ieswald NlChO1GS G Band LaPresta Mane Tr1 H1 Y Y Teens SOC1 ee Cosmetology Leonel11 Ph1l1pI Mancuso Gene Class K1nq Soc1al Com1n1ttee S B Prom Attendant VGYSIIY Football H1Y ctl COmmll Mandohne Ann Sr BA Prom Attendant Soclal Comm1ttee G1rls Ensemble Tr1H1Y Natxonal Honor SOCIGIY Sale Com 'mttee YTeens Manos Nlcholcrs Orchestra H1 Y Socxal Comm1ttee Advert1s1nq Comm1ttee Band Markasky Vxctor Iohn Sr B Prom Attendant H1 Y ff . I I . I - I . . 1 I . 1 F I ' .- I ' A - 1 - I ' - Lemmo, Lena M. t . Y. Pannunzro, Wrllram Pappalardo, Alfred Fred Torch Club lr Hr Basketball Pouna, Ioseph Shop Foreman Marstellar Thomas A Varsrty Football Baseball HrY or A Prom Attendant Advertrsm Commrttee MGVUQIGD Helen Semor Chorr Typrnq Awards Busrness Course McM111on Wrlham I.rv1n Student Councrl Boys Octet Ian us Commrttee Senror Choir Natron al Honor Socrety Monaco Cathenne Mane Semor Chorr YTeens Owens Flonne Cher Amr Semor Cholr ason Edward Soczal Commrttee Auto Shop orew Leader McC1a1n Dons I Trl H1 Y Semor Play Semor Chorr Y Teens Mesrcko Paul Iames Band Orchestra HrY Sr A Prom Attendant Semor Play North Adolphus Palazzo Nrcholas Robert HrY Shop Foreman gl 'r . I 1 ' AU? M , 1 rs ' K ,,, x ' Prokop, Mary Anne Senior Play, Ianus Stall, Sr. A Prom Attendant, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Choir, Girls' Ensemble, YATeens. R1der Robert I Natronal Honor Society Ruble Iames George Soclal Chairman Ir Hi Basket ball Sr B Prom Attendant Reserve Basketball H1 Y Santangelo Eleanor lean lanus Stall Invitation Committee Tr1H1Y YTeens Girls Ensemble Senior Choir Simone Theresa Tr1HiY President YTeens Girls Committee Senior Choir S1a1na Irene A YTe ns Senior Play Stnde Charlotte Mae National Honor Society Sr B Prom Attendant Senior Play Social Committee Prom Sweetheart Girls Ensemble Tr1H1Y YTeens Senior Choir Ianus Staff Sylvester Ioseph I Social Committee Band Orches tra National Honor Society Senior Play Student Council Sr A Prom Attendant Class Day Charrman Queener, Kenneth Lee Varsity Football, Senior Choir Student Council, Sales Commitee. Royal Iuanita Librarian Soc1a1Comm1ttee Russo Andrew A Semor Play Santelli Titus Iames H1 Y Social Committee Ensemble Sr B Prom Attendant Senior Play Social Committee Sales Slmpson Kenneth David , . , . 'I 1 . , . . - - . I A . . . , , . - e , ' . , V. . ' ' ' ...-...u- Sylvester. Nicholas I. Varsity Football. Tate. Burel Edward Senior Choir, Chorus, Auto Shop Crew Leader, Social Committee. Vassil. Iohn C. National Honor Society President, National Forensic League, Student , , Council, Senior Play, Hi-Y. Vlcarel' Iohn Alvmo Class President, Senior Play, Hi-Y Vice President, Sr. B Prom Attend- ant, Torch Club President, Basket- ball Letterman. Walsh Dolores Mane Senior Choir YTeens Business C Curse Washmgton Iames Washington Samuel P Senior Choir Auto Shop Crew Leader Whiteside Mary Louise Senior Play YTeens Yanoskl Fred Petretrch Steve IANUARY POEM Another year another class Departed from East High Many a lad and many a lass Has bid a fond goodbye The Ianuary Class of 48 Takes memories to hold dear Our class though small had a sp1r1t great We shouted many a cheer As we leave together too soon to part We d 11ke this to be sa1d Our Alma Mater 15 in our hearts To cherish unt11 we re dead Ianuary class colors Pmk and orchid January class flower Yellow Rose NOT PICTURED Vxglio Iames Davanzo AnthonyT ' - Saunders, Harold - 0 9 I 'w 5 .la ,e. ,.m r, it - 4-.ay 2.- f . fx- . ,Q p , 1. ,,. if Y sul 1 I wet' l . 1-ff --- f fx! rj! l 0 f lf get Pi 'lu He he these goons dont know how to Wflte up an annual but we do and they dldnt even ask for our help They even locked the door rn 210 so we couldnt get 1n We wouldnt do anythlng to hurt the1r annual tdrd you not1c that Ianus guy'?l but s1nce we know a lot about the s mors we thought wed wr1te a few gems 1n thls book We sneaked 1n after detentron and got hold of the books so look for us Hey Mary how d1d you make th1s typewrlter work? It keeps st1ck1n an sl1d1n Maybe 1t needs some o1l Hand me that leg make up you use 1t has grease ln 1t I ll just pour xt rn lt strll wont work Hey whats thrs'? Oh the r1bbon Doesnt look dark enough Guess xt needs more xnk or pustofazol Ill try the mk Ill lust pour 1t tn dont know any other way to get 1t on the r1bbon Whoops 1ts over floodlng Got any b1otters'? Strck them 1n here' Hmm thrs key 1S stuck Is there a hammer or someth1ng 1n the desk? Okay the scrssors w1ll do Oops oh well maybe the keys should be bent Better bend them all l S nga W M:-,Q xx J I :ml ML .3 GI Q! 5 Looks krnda messy Ahh xt wasnt any good anyway but we better hrde rt so no one w11l see 1t for a Whlle unt1l 1t drres up Yeah 1t wlll ht ln the wastebasket We better get out of here now Lets go have a wmney roast After all that work Im starved r l xx , , . w 5' ' l --ffflr' ' '- X W V Us W . yl X, Z 1 gi- ' , . J ' gf' E r ' t . X 3 r . , lx f . ff M 7 , ' . , . f XX jl ' ' ' 9 . ,- ,Q f ' ' , . . . 9 ' Q 'D Q' l - Q ' fXi7 h -- I - Q ff' if I . . t . xy ' A I 1 X, S? its f - . ' is I xg Z F A N I ' ,T-.-1 ,is K I 'V 'lg fp' lg X , nf f s o if X X : . I - xx ll 1 5 X 'Z 5: lp,, ye.: gg all., 'avg t Q:-er. I i s if ' , 'X ' H L11-O' gg y -. ' :qs Vl'.'. ,llf1.' .1 w Faculty Advisers .lune 48 ,... '21 Hats off to those who have been our gurdrnq lrght For your krndness srncerrty and understandmg we thank you The memory of your thoughtful ness wrll remarn Wrth us long after graduatron day Class advxsers Mrss Alrce Weber rn charge of banquet Caps and gowns Mrs I W Smrth advrser for dances and senror prom Mr Walter Leyda whose job was keeprnq 'ab of all trckets dances and semor play money Mr Allan Fox who assrsted National Honor Society The tour qualities that make up the National Honor Society are Scholar- ship, Leadership, Service and Character. Possessing all four of these qualities, the following members were elected: Left to right, first row-Betty Cosetti, Dahlia Vitucci, Tony Massaro, Isabell Baumstark, Olga Kragel. Second row-Iewel Massulla, Emma lane Weaver, Anthony Castranova, Alice Hassay, Iosephine Larnanna, Virginia Martella, Christine Frank. Third row-Io Marie Provenzale, George Salerno, Manuel Kaster, Albert Leone, Yolanda Conti, Delores Wilson, Mary Dickey, Amelia Catullo. Fourth rowefEd Fuzer, Ioe Parteleno, Ed Puffenbarger, Tom Shea, Richard Shrilla, lack Costa, Howard Wilding. Senior Play--.I une Class Fresh Au semor play of the class of Iune 48 boasted of a hne cast and spectacular performance Staged under the dlrectron oi Mr A I Whltaker lt was presented on March 19th From left to nght the cast Donald Hauserman Naomr Kerser Fred Mdflnelll Chrrstlne Frank Manuel Garcra Rrchard Shnlla Olga Kragel Eugene Ceremele lack Toth Theresa Hunt Lena Contr S1mon Coury Ed V1fUCC1 Puffenberger, Ann Draghita, Mary Castranova, Iames Santore, and Dahlia .I une Senior Prom King - Queen - Attendants 4 A Q - Left to rrqht Frrst Row P Vlllar A Baldell1 I mtetko B Gonda M Bell D LaVaqlxo D Vxtuccr I Mashrska V Monroe M Garcla A Zappl A Lazar V Martella L Pastore A Bell and M Watson Second Raw D Donoirro C Barone F D1G1acco I Lawman F Calrqxurx R Lukach R McKeown R Scharrer T Rohan and K Casal1n1 In the stellar atmosphere of the Nu Elms Ballroom demure V1rg1n1a Monroe and tall dark and handsome Manuel Garcra were crowned queen and k1ng ot the Iune 48 class Femmme attendants M1ldred Watson Dahl1a V1tucc1 VIIQIHIC Martella Catherme Casal1n1 Betty Gonda Ann Baldell1 Antomette Bell Mary Bell Lou1se Pastore Paul1ne Vrllar Amta Lazar and Anna Mar1e Zappr were gowned rn pastel trocks and carr1ed colomal bouquets Masculme members Ray McKeown Ray Scharrer Ioe Stefko Dan Dono tr1o Carl Barone Frank DIGIGCCO Ierry Lawman Frank Cal1g1ur1 Iohn lVlash1ska Tom Rohan Rlchard Lukach and Dom LaVagl1o att1red 1n whxte jackets and black trousers completed the summer theme Angel LaC1v1ta and h1s band played from 8 to ll p m , , ' . I I I U - .I U I l I I A 'I I .I - I I . I I I I . ' I I U U I I ' ' .I I I I - I I ' ' - Senior Officers--.lune '48 Left to nqht M Watson A Hassay I Stefko and F D1G1acco Assurmng respons1b111ty and guxdance for act1v1t1es of a class Wlth over 200 members IS qumte an underlal-:mg but everythmg was ably run by Ioe Stefko presldent Ahce Hassay v1ce pres1der1t M11dred Watson secretary Iune class 1S mdebted for many successful soclal act1v1t1es Frank DiGiacco, treasurer: and Tom Shea, social chairmanfto whom the Amicarelli, Ienny French Club, Typing Award, Sen ior Choxr. Babxk Anna Ballantyne Paul Baurnstark Isabell Natlonal Honor SOClelY V1ce P1951 dent Student Counc1l Secretary Tr1 H1 Y Y Teens Student Federalxst CIVIC Day Beluschak Natahe Senlor Chou Tr1 H1 Y Y Teens L1 b1ar1an Blefare Iane Semor Chou' Tr1 H1Y Vlce Presx dent CIVIC Day Bl1ce Manlyn Tr1 H1 Y Y Teens Echo Staff Ian us Stat! Sentor Chou Gxrls Ensem ble Inv1tat1on Commlttee Bond Ioan Chorus YTeens Typmq Awards Arrington, Laura Senior Choir, Baldelll Ann S A Prom Attendant YTeen Secretary Tr1H1Y Echo Staff So 1al Commtttee Banquet Comm1ttee Barone Carl Sr A Prom Attendant Vars1ty Football Ir H1 Basketball Class Basketball H1 Y Torch Club Baumstark M1ChG9l I Torch Club H1Y Varslty Foot ba B1ond1llo Mane YTeens Senlor Cho1r lf' 3 r. , . K U ' ll. ' l A l as A ' . I I . . . It 1 I -' 44 az Bnckman Pearl Lrbrarlan Bosco Iames HIY Secretary Echo Staff Ianus :tail Socxal Commlttee Reserve Basketball Torch Club Presldent C1v1c Day Calvey Iames Buccl Arthur R Varsxty Football Assxstant Mov1e Operator H1Y Boys Octet Ianus Staff Semor Cholr Class Basketball Capezzuto Iohn Torch Club Choxr H1Y Campbell Patncla Semor Chou Y Teens Tn H1 Y Casalml Catherme Semor Chou Drum Mayorette Sr Secretary amer ac Semor Cholr Band Advertlsmq Comrmttee Torch Club Boys Octet Castranova Anthony Semor Chou Natlonal Honor So lew Casey lack Cheerleader Tumblmq Team Ceremele Eugene Typmg Award H1Y Echo Staff lnvrtatxon Comm1tte Semor Play Catullo Ameha M Natlonal Honor Socxetv YTeens Clmxc Duty Inutatxon Commmee Castranova Mary C YTeens Chorus Semor Play B-A Prom- Attehdant, Y-Teens, bancl C 'J k Colasante Raymond L Head Movre Operator Conlon Iohn James Deceased Conn Lena YTeens TrxH1Y Semor Play Contl Yolanda Glee Club Machme Course Typ mg Award Natronal Honor Socrety Cosettl Betty Tr1H1Y Presrdent YTeens Vrce Presrdent Natxonal Honor Socrety Secretary Student Councll Debate Club Invrtatron Commrttee Charr man lanus Staff Crvxc Day Costa Vmcent I Coury Sxmon I Advertxsmq Commrttee Chalrman Echo Staff HIY Iarxus Staff Semor play Croft Leon Reserve Basketball Art Awards Cupnk Emma Lou YTeens Grrls Ensemble Semor Chorr Cap and Gown Commrttee D Aqostmo Sarah YTeens 'l'r1H1Y Natlonal Foren rc League Natronal Honor Socrety Debate Club Secretary Varslty Football Natlonal Honor oocrety Reserve Basketball Class Basketball H1Y Torch Club Davxs Florence YTeens Tr1H1Y Mcrchme ourse Dell George W Class Basketball Baseball DeLuc1a Manetta Trl H1 Y Y Teens Ianus Sales Commrttee I , N . 4 . ' - gk ' ' x ri I -I'-..-V I Fanna Dolores Semor Choxr Y Teens Falabella. Anthony I. Semor Cholr Eckels, Iean YTeens Senror Choxr DxC1ero Lucrlle Y Teens Trx H1 Y Baccalaureate Usher Drana Theresa DIGIGCCO Frank Emll Class Treasurer H1Y Treasurer nr BA Prom Attendant Class Bas ketball CIVIC Day D1Sa1le Dorothy YTeens Mayorette Senlor Chorr Donofno Dan H1Y Torch Club Sr A Prom Y Teens Trt H1 Y Commencement Usher D1ckey Mary Debatmq Y Teens Nattonal Honor Society YTeens Ianus Sales Commtttee d ten cm Dltman Henry Durse Anthony Semor Choxr Semor Chou Adverusmg Commxt ee Draqhrta Anne YTeens Senior Play XX X A 9 6- ' 4 ' 'A ' A - , S DiGreqorio, Gloria '- . . . At- : . ' in 9 6 ' . x ' . Farris, Iames Febo, Rocky Fercana. William Senior Choir, Band, Boys' Octet. Ference, Wilma Ferrara Ann Y-Teens, Tri'Hi-Y Treasurer, Sen- 'O' Chou' Ferrara Iohn Band Orchestra Ferrerl Anthony Echo Artrst Ianus Artlst Frgurelll Anqelme YTeens Tn H1Y Semor Cholr 'gh Cap and Gown Commrttee rank Chnstxne YTeens Senxor Play Natronal Honor Socxety Franklin Nell Franko Dorothy A YTeens Advertxsrng Commxttee Fuzer Edward H1Y Vxce Presldent Band Pres: :lent Natxonal Honor Socrety Cxvxc Day Ianus Sales Commxttee Garcra Manuel Varsrty Football H1 Y Socxal Com mlttee Sr B Prom Attendant Class Kmg Semor Play Cwrc Day Ban quet Commlttee 3 I F I .. Gerthung Donna Board Course Gxblxn William Gordon Norman Varsity Football Senior Choir CIVIC Day Gnfflth David Tumbling Team Varsity Basket ball Ianus Sales Committee Hallewell Emma Semor Choir Gayles Charlotte Board Course Gxannone Phyllis Semor Choir Y Teens Gonda Elizabeth Chnstme Semor Choir YTeens Sr BA Prom Attendant Prom Sweetheart Grazlano Nxcolma Gross David Band. Hassay Alice Mane Y-Teens, Class Vice President, Na tional Honor Society, Typing Award Harden, Pauline Harden. Paul Hauserman, Donald Senior Play. Hoover Margaret lane Glee Club Trx H1 Y Y Teens Hunt Theresa Frances Y Teens Tn H1 Y Sentor Play Ianesh Mary Y Teens Kalman Helen Susan Debate Club Advertlsrng COmm1l tee Band Orchestra Cheerleader League Hnat, Robert M. Varsity Football, Class Basketball. Hu1Sh Nancy Board Course Ianazone Ameha Y Teens Tr1H1 Y Iones Harmon Senror Cholr Band Semor Orches ICI Kaster Manuel Ncntonal Honor Socrety Natronal Forensxc League Debate Club Vlce Presldent Electron Club Kerser Naomx Senior Play Senror Cholr Ianu Sales Commxttee Kerchofer AnnK Semor Chorr YTeens Typmq Award Kragel Olga Natlonal Forensrc League Debate Club Presrdent Student Councrl Presrdent Senlor Play Tr1H1Y So cral Chatrman YTeens Ianus Staff Crvrc Day Student Federalrst N tronal Honor Soclety Treasurer S T ' S T ' I . ,n if 6- ' , 62 I l I . . Y'Teens, Tri-Hi-Y. National Forensic V ' E V r xl D . I I . , . . 4 ' ' ' . I G1 Larango. Francis Lamanna. Iosephine I. National Honor Society, Social Committee, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens. Typing Award, Girls' Octet, Banquet Com- mittee. Lesko, Mary A. Athletics. Leone, Albert Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball. Debat- ing, National Forensic League, Foot- ball Manager, Civic Day. National Honor Society. Magm Samuel Class Basketball H1Y Llghtbody Robert Movie Operator Mannelh Fred Band Orchestra Ir High Basket llggcliv Reserve Basketball Senior Mannelll Anna Tn H1 Y Mame Robert Mannelh Rita Massulla Iewel Mane National Honor Society Echo Bus mess Manager Ianus Stall Picture Editor Typing Awards Girls Octet Senior Choir Massaro Anthony Varsity Football Class Basket ball Senior Choir National Honor Society President Boys Octet Buck eye Boys State H1Y Martella Vrrgmxal National Honor Society Echo Cir culation Manager Ianus Co-editor Social Committee Tri H1 Y Y Teens Typing Awards Senior Choir Sr A Prom Attendant Civic Day Cap and Gown Committee 'Q' -sr W . . . Tri-Hi-IY, Y-Teens, swirl Committeei .' . ' ' 'J Q? 9 Monroe Vlrqmra Y Teens Program Charrman Sr B Prom Attendant Class Queen Morvay Wrlham Varsrty Football H1Y Class Bas ketball Murar M1ChU9l Torch Club Mastranarde, Mary Tri-Hi-Y. Y-Teens. McElroy, Evelyn emor Chorr McGowan Iames rmed Forces McRae Raymond uto Shop Foreman Mxller lean Y Teens McCreay, Margaret Y-Teens, Librarian, Senior Choir. McGee EIOISC Cher Ami Club Treasurer McKeown Raymond Varsrty Football H1Y Class Bas ketball Sr B A Prom Attendant Meenachan Mary Mxller Margaret YTeens Board Course Senlor Cholr Myers Roselyn Trl H1 Y O Hara Sally Serllor Cholr Y Teens TTI H1 Y O Nell Rlta Y Teens Treasurer Trl H1 Y clal Commlttee Palmer Rlta YTeens Trl H1Y Secretary Sr B Muscatello Phyllls Freshman Cholr Nlttoll Iohn Varslty Football H1 Y Torch Club Class Basketball Sr B Prom Attend an Oleyar Ann Trl H1 Y Y Teens P A d 1 'om Men Cm Orlel Loulse Palomba Yolanda Senlor ChOlY YTeens Board Course Palomba Gemma Senlor Cholr Pcrrlse Edward Typlnq Award Class Basketball Panza, Frank Class Basketball Palombo. Rachel Y Teens , . . S 1 I. . . . - , , '-'-,So- , . . I . , , . . Pashkowski, Albert Pecchia, Theresa Senior Choir, Tri-Hi-Y. Pellice Anthony Poccla Txlhe Y Teens Semor Chox Pohsky Dorothy Y Teens Chmc Duty Potopea Iohn Provenzale I o Mane YTeens Tn H1Y Program Chau' man Natloncl Honor SOCIEKY lop and Gown Commlttee Ianus R if Puffenberger Edward Reserve Basketball Natxonl to: ensxc League Semor Play Fxeetron Club Presxdent Natxonal Hoxcr 'o Clety 1 ' U x ' . Y. 1 1 1 1 , ,, 1 ' MIK' 1 '1' ', I 3. K. epko Eleanor M Y Teens udy Mary P Y Teens Ianus Sales Comxrul e Sacco Carmel Y Teens Semor Chou Ianus Sales Commxttee Sandwrsch Robert Santore I ames lanus Sales Committee Class Bas ketball Semor Play Schmrdt Iohn T Scharrer Raymond Sr BA Prom Attendant Sarna. Wllllam I. Ir H1 Basketball Varsxty Basket ball Reardon I ack Varsxty Football Social Commxt tee HxY Torch Club Class Basket ba Romano Ioseph Sabella Annabelle Semor Chou Y Teens Salerno George Varszty Football Basketbal Base ball Natxonal Honor Soclety Santangelo Ioseph Torch Club Secretary Reserve Football R . . 'S E' , ' . A 1'1. D ' ' ' R , . ' , A ?. I . I I I' - ix . I X 1 l all Q X 'Xl Sulick Gloria Y Teens Tri Hi Y Sebastian, Laura lean Y-Teen Social Chairman, Echo Editor, Senior Choir, Social Com- mittee, lanus Staff. Shrilla Richard National Honor Society Class Bas ketball H1Y National Forensic League Senior Play Civic Day Slama Theresa YTeens Tr1H1Y Cap and Gown Committee Smesko Ioseph Bowling Baseball Manager Stefko Ioseph tendant Varsity Basketball HiY Class Basketball Coach Shea. Thomas National Honor Society, Class So cial Chairman, Hi-Y President, Bas- ketball, Tennis, Civic Day. imione Ieraldine YTeens Senior Choir Smaldmo Rose Mane YTeen President Senior Choir Girls Ensemble Social Committee Spagnola Paul Class Basketball Strong Mary Alice Clinic Duty Social Committ Synanoudis Virginia Senior Choir Girls Ensemble Tri H1 Y Thomas Sled , -I , . I - S. . I . Q Class President, Sr. B'A Prom At- l 1 , l - . , . . l . ze. Toth Iohn HtY Adverttslnq Commtttee Sen xor Play Torch Club V1tucc1 Dahha I Natlonal Honor Socxety Soclal Chairman Senxor Cholr Glrls En semble Sr BA Prom Attendant YTeens Musxc Chalrman Trl H1Y Soczal Commtttee Semor Play Ban quet Commxttee Wauschek Iocmne Typmg Award Board Course Whalen Patncta Y Teens Trx H1 Y Wllhams Ol1v1a E Sentor Cholr Cher Amt Club Thornton Marlone Semor Chou Vasel Raymond Reserve Football Band Watson Mildred Sr BA Prom Attendant YTeens Counctl Representative Echo Staff Senlor Chou' Tr1H1Y Class Secre tary Ianus Staff Prom Sweethear Weaver Emma lane Natlonal Honor SOCIGIY TnH1Y YTeens Cholr Commencement Ush er Wlldmg Howard Natxonal Honor Socxety Class Bas ketball Baseball Soc1alComm1ttee Torch Club Wooley Y Teens Ruth Wood Barbara Semor Chotr Wxlson, Dolores YTeens Nattonal Honor Soctety . , . . . I . . . . I- . . . . . I , Yablonkai, Margaret Y-Teens, Ianus Sales Committee, Chairman, Echo Staff. Yasen, Evelyn Y-Teens, Tri'Hi-Y. Senior Choir, Ianus Sales Committee, Commence- mem Usher- Zapatocky, Ruth Zapatocky Theresa NOT PICTURED Davrs Ann Glee Cl b Ltbrarlan DeSant1s Peter S Auto Shop Foreman D1La1lo Anthony Armed Forces Senwr Choxr Premec Steve Yakubovic. Ioan Y-Teens. Zumnck Betty Y Teens Trl H1 Y I UNE POEM The tune has come to travel on And many fnends w1ll part Our school days all are over now On hte s journey we shall start Too soon th1s w11l be h1story Each task and each endeavor All fond memones w1ll remaln A lastmg 1oy forever IN MEMORIAM Iohn I Conlon a member of the graduatmg class of Iune 1948 d1ed on Apnl 9 Iohn who was shy and reserved was l1ked by all who knew h1m We wxll always remember the fnendly nod he gave us as he walked through the halls He was known to both teachers and students as bemg efhcrent Hts record as a flne c1t1zen w1ll long be remembered at East Hlgh School Iune class colors Red and Whtte Iune class flower Red Rose P q Fo ty four l' . , ig, t ' 1 u. ' ' . ' ' I I I . , . , , I I . - 1 1 . , , . -if ze r Y ff- School Activities Library References for study books of hctron newspapers cmd magazmes are available to students to use for the1r convemence Study halls on both srdes make access to the hbrary converuent and ava11ab1e every perxod 1n the day Miss Mabel Chnsty hbranan has helped lmmensely to mcrease the yearly c1rcu1at1on to 8 380 . , 1 1 , . if Page Forty GIVX if Handy Andys No outside repair men are neces sary when theres a stoker break down 1n the boiler room An emer gency call for R I Troescher and his pattern shop boys solve the problem They are also adept at making footstools candle stands shoe shining boxes tables and have refinished many articles of furniture Fuse Blowing Taboo A L Wilsons future career men are the busiest operators of the schools vocational shops They re store the sound equipment to per fection repair and operate the score- board of all home basketball games: run the movie projector for class and lunchtime movies and act as main- tenance men for the telephone and lighting systems. Pie? Never Found Here Working like busy bees is routine work in Stewart Seide1's Print Shop. The boys are kept busy printing tick- ets ior school activities, office busi- ness forms, all school programs, printed forms for surrounding grade schools, and last, but not least, the Echo. 'li A 9 1 lu Li 2 Y , K fi ,', ,5, llll L ll W 'Q f 'Q Q I .M m UH A If Q 'F A., ,, ' ,'xg , ,5 - ,, W, il' ov Afwdilwwwmwgliil C ' ' 7 V' . ,V 3 . , r Q Illlhr n, , R 1 2 , S, ff, X k , 311 f , 'S' , 3 1 a ix 'fx HK ,f lv fy - A X A ,Aau3.,:.xf2wM-5 t I fi 55 if fb BW-+ - g,.,,g- xg' x A W 3 ' :fy W 2- fg1 fp v f' I ky ' , X I' I '-at 4 . Q Q -am. , Y CALS Y, x M i X.. , .. ,A - A , P M . 's kv: 5 QQQ, - Q ' w..,. if , ' -A L ' if.- ' ' , - ax 3 Q rs.-,..,, ,,N, ,s.-svwl-'- ' in it ti rld's Needs The Wo Child care training, instigated for the first time supplementing Home Nursing, was taught each day to thirty-nine girls by Miss Olive Iones, dean. A science credit subject, this training included all the fundamentals of how to choose your mate: successfully manage a home and care for a family, The Feed Shop Presto .... bright and starry eyes, better color and enough energy to take you dancing after a basketball or football game-just by learning the value of good nutrition in cook- ing class. Proper table setting and manners, conservation of food, accurate plan- ning of meals, are all taught to our future homemakers by Miss Edna Lowmiller. That New Look Colorful and fashionable outfits have been created, representing that new look by these seamstresses- to-be. Three supervisors, the Misses Mildred Ioslyn, Anne Davis, and Sarah Leonard have been generous with their time and patience in teach- ing these girls the fundamentals of sewing. Strictly Germ-Proof To the clinic come students with bruises, cuts, and burns. Here they are treated by Miss Vera Simon and her able assistants. .. W A157221 F441 W 5 m, fx' -2,2844 . MAA s :IV O ! f y if f f M4 fy 4, fum , , JW fy '?' .4 ,, ,wW :ff f ,,, H, A f , ,. , V 4, , , ,.,,,.f, ,, . .,,L MV, , ,,., . 7 W , ff , ' , 2 W ., , , 1 ,A V , .I if fi ifizifia 5 L 'A T rv . V s W., hug Q K 3 'A 3 , I.,Q'?F 5fA i -4 .V ' .,. pg z I Q' , ' Y l .t 1 1 4 Q V '- 3 A ' ' S ' V? I 2 Y 'fm 4' ,Y ff F Q QM Q i? I J 'QW' in W , V f ,V . Mm 5 ,. Q F 5 o. , 1 -Q J nf if X 5 ve hl I -4 -5 -r 1,9 -L9 M ' -c-14 '5r f. 5' 'C'5'fZ5' 'W 1 - , J ' , ' ff? 'V uga . -1 , I ,instant A-.A 57.1 Q 1 15453 .Q r Ls X Hg , E 2 E 4,9 , S Z . A' 5 . ' ! 1 1 Q V- 1 3 Q' Wg, Q' J . X :W Q4 ' - 1 M fb, v - J . ,. 4. r Q ' 'V Q A 4 No Snails Prevail ' Gathering, sorting. and editing the news Twen- ty-one reporters Busy as Bees meeting the dead- line. Their labor is not in vain: in 1947 the East High Echo was awarded a trophy for outstanding scholastic value in mechanical layout and content. Published bi-weekly, the Echo represents the student body. faculty and community. Advising the class, Miss Ieannette Clarke. Editors in-chief, Laura lean Sebastian: Co-Editor, Ierry Law- man. Reporters: Simon Coury, Rita Peluso, Ioe Michaels. Ann Baldelli. Marilyn Blice. Mildred Watson, Mary Lou Laine, Margaret Bush, Margaret Yablonkai. Anita Lazar. Harman Iones, Eugene Cermele. Donna DeMain, Iewel Massula, Virginia Martella, Antoin- ette DeBenidetto. Patricia Greenwalt, Mike DeFiore. and Rocco Fumi: Art Editor, Anthony Ferreri. Watch Your Weight Students and faculty of East High dine in modern cafeteria style. Wholesome food provides the nec- essary energy needed for daily tasks, Food is served twice during each ol the two lunch periods, The second half being lor the luniors and Seniors and the first half for the lower classmen. Tuned for Work Selected from Electric Shop personnel these movie operators, coached by Mr. Arthur L. Wilson, are getting practical experience in showing Visual Education Movies. Two boys, Arthur Bucci and Ray Colasante. chosen by seniority rights, have done a fine job operating noon movies. PROIECTION OPERATORS Left to right Iohn Massaro, Ray Colasante, Mr. A. L. Wilson, Arthur Bucci, Lennie Strollo. Richard Dell. Bill Dey, Robert Laskovics and Robert Wooley. Solos, duets, dancing cmd comedy were part of the sensational performance given by the Vocal Department in their annual Christmas presentation, The Bells oi Christmas, on December 4 and 5. Mr. Iames Miller directed and the group was accompanied by Iames Smolko, Dahlia Vitucci. Verna Iones. Olga Martin. Delores Santore, and Elizabeth Sonners. .-v at Pfrge Fifty-twf. 2.1- Colorful costumes and linger- ing tunes of My Spanish Sweet- heart, gay operetta staged by East's Iunior High vocal depart- ment of 71 voices, will long re- sound down memory lane. This spectacular performance was on stage in the East auditorium, November 13, under the super- vision ol Miss Helena Lukich. Combined talents of Youngs- town's junior students from phys- ical education, domestic science. music and art classes merged for one of the qoyest city-wide Spring Festivals staged on April 30 from 8:00 to 11:00 at the South Field House. East High School was repre- sented by our Freshman Choir and Orchestra under the direc- tion oi Iames Miller and Lewis Anderson and by twenty boys and girls chosen by our physical education instructors. who pre- sented an American square dance and a Hungarian folk dance. On May 14, floodlights shown on East High's Iunior, Freshman and Senior Choirs, Glee Clubs. and Octets combined with the East High Orchestra in a grand semester finale, entitled Spring Serenade. An added attraction, East High's Nightcaps. made their debut. Solos, band numbers, group singing and piano duets con- cluded the program. c2zg0a I Boys' Octet Lett to right - W. Fercana. R. Pat terson, I. Colesta, A. Bucci, T. Mas saro. W. McMillon, B. Mook. M Tronzo, and R. Colaprete. Girls' Ensemble Seated, left to right-- T. Simone, D. Vitucci, and A. Mandoline. Standing. lelt to right-V-A. Baxe- vandes, I. Iordan, M. Cepin, N. Keiser, Mr. I. Miller, M. A. Prokop, D. Santore, M. Blice, E. Santangelo. C. Stride. H. Smaldino, V. Syriane oudis, cmd A. Mamonis. Girls' Glee Club Come eight o'colck in the morning. sleepy-eyed girls amble into 300A from all directions, muttering and murmuring to themselves. These murmurs and mutters eventually harmonize as the Girls' Ensemble gets under way. Kilda ' Faculty MARY ACKWORTH French, commercial Almira College, University of Michigan. LEWIS ANDERSON band, orchestra Baldwin Wallace, CO- lumbia. RICHARD BARRETT Coach, science- Iohn Carroll. RUTH BENNINGTON art Pratt Institute. GEORGE BIRCH mechanical drawing Heidleberg, Ohio State OSCAR CARLSON tinshop University of Pittsburgh. GEORGE CHAMBERS science Ohio State, MABEL CHRISTY librarian Ohio Western Reserve. IEANNETTE CLARKE English, journalism Mt. Union Col- lege, Ohio State, University of Pittsburgh. GENEVIEVE CLEMENS commercial Bliss College, University of Pittsburgh. MARGARET DAVIS homemaking Ohio University. ANNE DICKEY language Gaucher College, University of Pittsburgh. ELEANOR DINGLEDY English Western Reserve. E. E. FELL assistant principal Youngstown College, Univers- ity oi Pittsburgh. ALLAN FOX - social science- Harvard. IAMES GRIFFITH- social science---Muskingum, Youngstown College, University ot Pittsburgh. REBA HADLEY - math University of Michigan, Columbia. CLYDE HAKE dean oi boys Kent State, University of Pitts- burgh. DORIS HALL English Western Reserve, University ot Pitts- burgh. COMMERCIAL Standing Peter Koma, Iohn Panik, E. R. Smith. Front Myron Reese. Leon Morris, Mary Porter, Genevieve Clemens, Mary Ackworth. DOROTHY HARRISON business secretary. NICHOLAS HAYDEN math North Carolina State. IOHN HIGGS social science Bethany College, RUTH HIGLEY English Western Reserve, Wisconsin. BURTON HONEY coach, science Heidleberg. IENNIE HUDSON- math -Western Michigan College oi Edu- cation. IOHN HUNTER physical education, coach Ohio University. IOSEPH IONES English Yale University. OLIVE IONES dean of girls American College of Physical Education. University oi Pittsburgh. MILDRED IOSLYN homemaking Edenberg State Normal, Co- lumbia. PETE KOMA coach Grove City, Ohio State. WILBERT LAMBETH visiting teacher Newberry, University of Pittsburgh. ANNE LAVINE English University of Chicago, University of Pittsburgh, DONALD LEACH science Youngstown College. SARAH LEONARD- homemaking --Wittenberg, University of Pittsburgh, Columbia. SARAH LEWIS-social science Kent. WALTER LEYDA- science-Ohio State, University ot Pitts- burgh. HARLEY LITTLER physical education Ohio University, New York University. EDNA LOWMILLER homemaking Ohio University. HELENA LUKICH music Youngstown College. ENGLISH Standing Ieannette Clarke, Paul Miller, Norma Wintzer Ioseph Iones, Mabel Christy, Alice Weber, Seated: Doris Hall, Anne Lavine, Bonita Reilly, Ruth Higley Not All Shop Talk rxght Stewart Seldel George Brrch Oscar Carlson Robert Troescher Wrllrs Martm Iohn Mc1cD Left to O Left to Tl ougcll and Arthur Wxlson ur Fixer Upers qht Icrmes Pcxtrrck Roy Purnell cmd W11 Sclentlhc Wlzards Left to rrqht Walter Le d Mrch hom Lrqhtbod y cr Roy Stem crel Zupko G eorqe Chcrmb crld Lecrch ers Don Burton H B oney cmd Rrcho arrett rd Y 'vf' Muscle Builders Boys' physical ed ucation instructors: Harley Littler, Iohn Hunter. Faculty Mana ger EDWARD R SMITH Figure Molders Girls' physical education instructors: Eleanor Mc Farland, LaVerne Luthardt, Faculty manager for twenty years ana mentor of three vlctorlous golf teams Handled bustness act1v1t1es tor two years Does the schedulmq of all h rtlrf at letlcs competmon Faculty LaVERNE LUTHARDT physical education Kent State, Ohio State. IOHN MGCDOUGALL cabinet making Columbia. ELEANOR MCFARLAND physical education American Col- lege of Physical Education, University of Pittsburgh. MYRTIE MANEELY social science Kent State. ANTHONY MARINO math Ohio State. WILLIS MARTIN shop Ohio State. LYNN MASTO art Youngstown College, Ohio University. GLADYS MILLER social science Wooster, University of Pitts- burgh. IAMES MILLER music Youngstown College. PAUL MILLER social science DePau University. LEON MORRIS commercial Ohio State, University of Pitts- burgh. IANE NOOT social science Kent State, IOHN PANIK commercial Ohio University, University of Pittsburgh. ELLA PHELPS English New York University, Breadloai. MARY PORTER commercial Western Reserve, University ol Pittsburgh, Youngstown College. MYYRON REESE commercial- Grove City, University of Pittsburgh. BONITA REILLY English Youngstown College. State College oi Washington. Upper Ruth Bennington and Lynn Masto, Art Department. Upper Sarah Leonard, Edna Lowmiller, Margaret Davis, and Mildred Ioslyn, home economics department. HALA RYMER English Mt. Union, Kent State. ARTHUR SCHWARTZ social science Kent State, University of Pittsburgh. IEANNETTE SCULL secretary. STEWART SEIDEL print shop Western Reserve. GLADYS SHIELDS English University ot Pittsburgh. VIOLA SIMON Nurse. EDWARD SMITH commercial Ohio Northern. IOHN W. SMITH principal Ohio Northern, Chicago, Colum- bia, University of Pittsburgh. MRS. IULIA SMITH social science Penn State. IAMES STEVENS social science Ohio University. ROY STINE science Bucknell, University of Pennsylvania. ROBERT TROESCHER shop Carnegie Tech. ETHEL WALL math Greenville College. ALICE WEBER English Breadloaf, Western Reserve. ALANSON WHITAKER public speaking Geneva, Wisconsin. ART WILSON electric shop Akron University. University of Wisconsin, University of Pittsburgh. NORMA WINTZER English Mt. Union. University of Pitts- burgh. MICHAEL ZUPKO Science Ohio State University. Lower Helene Lukich, Lewis Anderson. Iames Miller, mu sic department. Lower, First Row lane Noot, Arthur Schwartz, Iulia Wood Smith, lames Griffith: Second Gladys Miller. Paul Miller Allan Fox and Iames Stevens, social science department. The bridge is still standing but the Pes- koonyaks aren't: they fell off. There is no resemblance between the frog in the water and Ioe Skittybee. Professor Kropotkin seems to be smirking at his friends, the Irmas and Als. Take notice of the graceful limbs pictured. Yes sir. Mr. Schwartz. This is not the way it looked after the picnic but maybe it has been repaired. This path may be familiar to you students who have an interest in nature and amour. It's going to be fun to look at these snap- shots, say-about ten years from now. X . will ..w5?' vvaifz Pictured are the representatives of the Gooks' and Moles' Class ol '48 and the Park. Lincoln Park was the scene of the annual Peskoonyak family picnic. Tidbits tidily consumed were artichoke mash, asparagus pudding, beef olives. stewed beetroots, banana fritters. creamed dandee lions. cod moulds, beef souille. braised car- rots, strawberries a la Peskoonyak just an average American picnic of an average fam- ily. Pictures were taken before the picnic. 11,44 B .lanus Staff Lett to right standing-Iewel Massulla, Laura Sebastian. Bette Cosettx Marilyn Blice Io Marie Provenzole, and Virginia Martella. First Row Olga Kragel, Simon Coury, Arthur Bucci, and Tony Ferrerri ANNUAL STAFF Editor .................. ....... I ean Iordan . . . Virginia Martella Picture Ed1tor ........................ Iewel Massulla Art Editor ...,................................ Anthony Ferrern Staff Writers .............. Charlotte Stride, Simon Coury Art Bucci Olga Kragel, Betty Cosetti, Marilyn Blice, Laura Sebastian Mildred Watson, Io Marie Provenzale, Iim DeMa1n Ioe Michael, and Ierry Lawman. Staff Adviser .,....................... . . Miss Ieannette R Clarke Busrness Manager . ...................... Mr. Ictmes P Griffith ADVERTISING COMMITTEE lZA's Iames Buble, Chairman William McMillon Tom Marstellar Tony Carderelli Bill Chop Frank Dilullo Iohn DiLa1lo 12A's Theresa Simone, Chairman Marie Lapresta Marion Cepin Irene Slaina Phyllis Bucci Iean Housteau Ken Queener Mary Iaderosa Ann Mandoline Florence Owens 12B's Simon Coury, Chairman lack Corner I ack Toth Fred Petrella Henry Ditman William Fercana Shirley Patterson Helen Kalman Dorothy Franke SALES COMMITTEE 12B's Margaret Yablonkai Carmel Sacco Naomi Keiser Mary Rudy Dave Griifith Ed Fuzer Iim Santore Evelyn Yasen Gloria DiGregoria ECHOS NEWSPAPER GUILD TROPHY Awarded the Youngstown Newspaper Guild Trophy tor 1947 proudly displayed by lournahsm students 4 Pure Sixty 1.1- C 1 u lo S Student Council Student Counc1l rs the governmg body ot the school representmg the students 1n carrymq out varrous projects The Councrl s mam act1v1t1es durmg the past year were Collectron ot Sales Tax Stamps for a pubhc address system presentatlon of assembhes and suqgestlons and campargns for the lmprovernent of the school Advxsers were Mr Iohn HIQQS rn charge of Noon Movres and Mr Paul Mrller Lett ko rlght Betty Cosett1 Isaoell Baumstark Iohn YGkUbOV1C Iohn D1Lal1o Eleanor Ekomak Florence Saadey Iohn Zban Olga Kragel pres1 dent Ben DIRIGHZO VICE presldent Pat D Auqustrne Iohn Vassrl George Guju Ierry Lawman secretary Ken Queener Ioe Sylvester Iean Iordan Mr John HIQQS and Mr Paul Mrller 1 1 . , , . , . 1 . T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ------ our 1 'L Ig'- ggi Q fs, w. 9? 5 7 ' A W . ff wwf ff E W 55,,'T9!3f9ia 3 5 1,-iw-r.g,:v2,ff 9- if ff 9 T,-In g '19 , '35 115 W ,A 4 '39 a 1 2 V I f 7 5 , ,, 4 , '4 ' mx 'V , ,' A f. P HQ, M ini? , Qftvfa 4 ' - '- - - , I ll' 1 as X 4 Q :R , F? Xisr Majorettes Shoulders back, heads up: this bevy of pulchri- tude could be seen marching down the football field between halves at many games. Catherine Casalini, drum major: Ioan Adler, acrobat: third row, left to right: Beverly Adler, Dorothy DeSalle, Lola Deramo, Palma Parise. Florence Congemi. Band Whether it be for football games, pep assemblies, civic purposes or school concerts, Lou Anderson and the East High band bring honor and ac- claim to our Alma Mater. Sports Cheerleaders Through victory and defeat our vigorous cheerleaders ap- peared on the spot leading the crowd in robust cheering. Front row, left to right George Howe, Don Halladay. Mario Guerreri, Russell Barber, cmd George Nicholas. Back row, left to right f'-- Mary Bellino, Iosephine Perline. Marian Ioseph. Helen Kalman. Delores Santore, and Toni DiBenedetto. Football Q35 CJ-gf? i' ' A. .,4x,'9 . 'N' 7 1' '-W-f M. f 1' 6 , .- A af fi' 1 W . X. . . - . , -..... ,w,., , - . !. . ,K f 'v . 4 .1 1' ' kv- 3'- Left to right, first row- E. Mason, I. Nittoli, G. Kolesar, P. D'Augostino, M. Poghen. I. Costa, R. DiFrangio, W. Lockett, C. McCollough. Second row- I. Mancuso, S. Ponzio, B. Simpson, B. DeRienzo. T. Marstellar, T. Lewis, G. Salerno, W. Wright, R. McKeown. Captain, R. Wright, I. Lawman. Left to rightfPete Koma, Burton Honey, Dick Barrett and Nick Hayden. V. . , . .. . .. ,.. . ,.,. 1 t,... , - -L Third row---M. Garcia, A. Bucci, K. Queener, B, Hnat, I. Lesicko, T. Rasich, T. Carderelli. M. Baumstark, C. Pellin. N. Chapman. Fourth row C. Barone, B. Morvay, B. Kushner, B. Way- land. T. Giannini, V. Royal, T. Williot, T. Massaro. RICHARD BARRETT . . . head football coach . . . producer of five champion teams and maker of stars . . . smoothest football tactician in town. Stresses T and single wing forma- tion. Starred at quarterback for Iohn Carroll University. Came to East in 1935. BURTON HONEY . . . assistant football coach . . . Old blood and guts, in charge of the line. A member of the Little All America team at Heidelberg College. Came to East in 1939. Coached Iunior High cagers 1939 through 1941. NICHOLAS HAYDEN . . . Iunior High basket- ball and assistant football coach . . . Guided Iunior hoopsters through a better than aver- :rge season. All-City quarterback at Chaney in 1929. Played three years varsity football at North Carolina University. PETER T. KOMA . . . assistant football coach . . . tutored Reserve gridders through a suc- cessful season. All Tri-State tackle at Grove City College. Came to East in 1943 as assist- ant football coach. First row arrival at Ohio Statev Northwestern football game. Second row before and at Ports' f mouth game. U ,, Third row afternoon nap at Ports- X K at ' 4 I mouth. ' et K Enjoying one of their longest jaunts in the school's history, Coach Dick Barrett's ardent East gridders rambled over 200 miles to encounter the highly regarded Portsmouth Trojans at the city's Municipal Stadium. The boys went through a light pre-garne scrimmage and bunked at Chillicothe, Ohio. In the morning they made tracks for the city of 42,000 strong. After closely watching their diet, Coach Barrett and his assistants tucked their crew in for an afternoon nap at the Hotel Portsmouth. Stubborn rain and windstorrns held the crowd down to 2500 that dreary evening as a gigantic Trojan eleven slipped past East 14-12 in the seasons finale. Displaying their Southern Ohio hospitality, a group of Portsmouth rooters forked up a 100 pound sack of popcorn for East High's weary gladiators and invited them all to a school dance that evening. The next day they joined 75,000 other football fans in the state capital to view the Freak Game of the Season when Ohio State's blazing Buckeyes scored seven points after the game had officially ended to topple the Northwestern Wildcats 7-6. On the long journey home, they were treated at Smithville, Ohio, to all the chicken they could devour. It was only 1n marbles back when we were kids that you could have your overs In the grown up game of interscholastic football you w1n lose or draw the first time around Foreseemg a phenomenal gridiron year for 1947 was only a dream We were setback seven out of mne trys and we couldnt have our overs Wlth the help of Queener and McCo11ough we were rated unbeatable after drubblng the star mlnus Wilson eleven 24 O The New Castle Nocktowners became THE team 20 2 The familiar second half rally of South put them on top 13 7 Mancuso s great plunges helped set up a 20 13 victory over Girard A second half struggle of strength was a win for Chaney 13 7 Ursuline did a fine job in stopping our second half splurge 12 8 Rayen couldn t brag but they won 18 7 A quick clicking backfleld of Memorial was good 12 0 Fat couldn t hold on and the Portsmouth Gargantuas won 14 12 Reserve Football The rugged East reserve gr1dders combining offensive power w1th a though nabbmg two victories they were halted three times and deadlocked once The season opened w1th a bang as Sharon was drubbed 21 6 Warren held thelr seven point margin w1nn1ng 20 13 Sharon galned power and deadlocked the second contest 6 6 Rayen couldn t do much and lost 13 8 Chaney went home and w1th her took a 13 6 victory Memorial usmg vars1ty strength held the Reserves scoreless 7 0 .lumor High Football East Iunior completed a successful season after ringing up four v1ctor1es for a perfect season The victims of this season were Chaney by a 27 0 count Ursuline went down 13 0 Rayen was halted 27 0 and Memorial couldnt get started 29 6 Tutoring the Iumors was Tom Casey former East athlete I P 5 1 1 tt discerning defense, let down the curtain on their second pigskin season. Al- l D -2, i'eS .j-ef. H RESERVE FOOTBALL Front row, lelt to right Trell. Santillo, Corso, DiRienzo, DeCarlo, Ciambotti, captain, LaRubina Demidovich, Harden. Scudier, cmd Ruscello. I Center row Queener Loua lio Vaccaro M Zban Carnevale Fumi Zi arevich Ro al . g , . . . , . q , y . Massaro, Wainio, I. Zban. and Davanzo. Back row Smaldino, manager, Davis, Martin, Moyer, Pilloli. Spotelson. Williams, Bajtos Shattery, Nicholas, DeGeorge, and Coach Koma. I JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Front row, left to right Viglio, Nittoli, Parise, Cummings, DeSalvo, Seidita, Little. Oates, and MCCollough. Center row Eusanio, Bevilacqua, B. Penn, Stephens, Malmisur, Charity, Latessa, DiGiacomo, S. Penn, and Butch. Back row Smaldino, manager, Dominic, Mirone, Vitullo, McAndrews, Barber, Murphy, lack- son, B. Casey, and Coach Tom Casey. Basketball A male quintet, advertised as Five Men cmd a Guitar, hit the heighth of popularity because each man was at the same time a specialist and an essential part of the group. Picture five boys and a coach, draw the analogy and you have the basket- ball team of East High, runner up in the scholastic hoop season. Inexperience led to our first defeat at the hands of New Castle 4l-30. A last minute field goal, saw Memorial take a thriller 34-33. Our first victory was at the cost of Wellsville 52-37. In an overtime contest we stopped Niles 50-48. We defeated North 35-23 in our first city series contest. Struthers was added to the vanquished list 51-44. Warren stopped our last quarter offense 53-51. Girard couldn't hold on to their first quarter lead and lost 47-35. Highly rated Hayen succumbed to East 33-32. Boardman was on the short end 44-38. An impressive Chaney team fell before a heavy East attack 44-32. East fouls aided South to a 50-43 setback. Hubbard was ransacked 47-26. Wilson took the back end all night 51-34. As the seconds ticked away, East beat Ursuline the hard way, 39-38. The Youngstown College Reserves stopped our last quarter flurry 53-40. East Liverpool came from way under to a 60-53 victory. Sharon ended the season with a 44-34 victory. In the N. E. O. Regional Tournament East proved to be a ball of fire. The Alliance Aviators were hit hard for a 40-27 shellacking. Girard seeking revenge for a previous defeat took another drubbing 51-39. Seeded Canton South really had some hard trouble taking a 54-40 victory which eliminated the Sunrisers and closed the season. Left to right, first row---D. Smaldino, manager, L. Cannati. I. Lawman, D. Griffith, B. Sarna, B. Wayland, T. Shea, B. Dellick, I. Michael, manager. Back row-- G. Nicholas, manager, I. Zban, M. Zban, A. DeCarlo, I. Santillo, I. Acierno, Faculty Manager E. R. Smith, Coach Pete Koma. '33 If .il Peter T. Koma, head basket- ball coach . . . claimed city's '48 runner up hoop team which advanced to the finals in re- gional tourney. Produced three consecutive champion teams at Belle Vernon, Pa. Directed East Iuniors to one title in four sea- sons as head mentor. Lett to right, second row Coach Pete Koma, E. R. Smith, George Nicholas, Rocco Fumi, Tom Knizer, Ed Scudier, Don Smoldino, I. W. Smith. First row Iim Acierno, Art DeCarlo, lohn Santillo, Iohn Zban, Louis Cannati, Milan Zban, Ronnie Gataland. Reserve Basketball Always a colorful section in the physiology of American basketball, the East Side again keeps a high place in the winter parade. Birthplace of the razzle dazzle, the side of town whose citizens talk the year around and think nothing of driving miles to see a Reserve, hoop game. Pete Koma's Reserve charges ended the season with a terrific seven hundred, being the victor in seven out of ten contests only. New Castle trounced the Sunrisers heavily in the first battle of the term, 56-25. Gaining self confidence the Komamen defeated Memorial 20-19. We traveled to Wellsville to beat the down by the river boys, 48-33. Niles fell before a clever East barrage, 42-21. The Presidents from Warren handed the Blue and Gold a handsome 48-35 setback. Girard couldn't hold on in this overtime battle and lost, 39-36. Boardman Spartans squeezed by for a 41-32 victory. Hubbard fell before a fast East attack, 43-22. The Sunrisers trounced South to trim the East Liver- pool Potters, 46-39. Sharon fell apart as the razzle dazzle East crew ended the season with a 34-15 victory. Left to nght second row E R Smtth Coach Nlck Hayden Russell Oats Larry Vaughn LeRoy Iackson Phxhp Panno Paul Ierome I W Smxth Ftrs! row Ed Bro n Rudy Potesta Mlke N ttol1 Ioe Sxmeo Bob Commmqs Donald Commmgs Junior H :gh Basketball TIS satd that an attack powered by a fast hard dr1v1ng basketball qulntet and d1rected by a heady coach cant be stopped Then Coach N1ck Hayden s debut as the Iunlor H1gh mentor was a success The year started wtth success when H1llman was taken for a 24 13 r1de was defeated 34 23 The Blue and Gold wouldnt let North get started 37 9 Our f1rst defeat was at the hands of Hayes 33 31 Pr1nceton ended the season by handtng us a 34 l3 setback In the Struthers Tournament we handed W1lson another defeat 4425 Struthers ended our tourney b1d w1th a 27 21 defeat Chaney succumbed to the Sunrisers 45-14. Wilson made a little effort, but Bowlmg It was at all odds the most fantastlc and at the same tlme the most excmng bowlmg season ever played Thmgs happened before 1n or out of past season compet1t1on there were br1l11ant spots and drab ones Play moved from the ndrculous to the sub11me and back to the r1d1cu1ous wrth unexpected frequency Our frne keqlrng squad concluded the season rn the second spot bracket for the second consecut1ve year Out of the srxty three game schedule they were v1ctor1ous rn th1rty three events and were subdued thrrty txrnes Ioe Smesko was the seasons hrgh man rolhnq 163 Mllano 162 Ioe Dascenzo 151 Orlando 150 Espos1to 146 Tony Dascenzo 141 Sabella 137 and Maravola 130 Left to nght kneelmg Tony Sabella Sam Orlando Frank Medma and Sam Maravola Standmq Iohn Hunter coach Ioe Dascenzo Patsy Mrlano Frank Esposlto Ioe Smesko captam and Tony Dascenzo P IOHN HUNTER Baseball Baseball Left to rlght front row R Coloprete M Butch M Tronzo I Marstellar H Wrldxng B Dtlhenzo D Smaldmo manager Mlddle row Coach Iohn Hunter A Cxollt R Turner I Lawman R Vasstl G Dell Back row R DePaul M Zban F Yankle W Morvay W Delllck They may have seemed llke cold metallrc cogs 1n thelr prec1s1on move ments but the parts that made the crushrng East baseball rnachme were flesh and blood humans Wlth SIX returnmg lettermen led by Ierry Lawman Mlke Tronzo Bob Turner Irm DePaul Ben D1R1enzo and B111 Delllck and many A crown Thrs IS the hrst tune that the new league operated w1th e1ght teams All league games were played on Tuesday and Thursday evemngs at tour o clock Iohn Hunter baseball mentor announced the tollowrng program tor the commg year East vs East vs East vs East vs East vs East vs East vs Struthers there Apnl 27 Boardman there Apnl 29 Warren Home May 4 North Home May 6 Chaney there-May 11 Memorral Home May 13 South there May 18 P ntr and bowlmg coach mak er oi champtons coached two tttle and two runner up baseball teams for a 500 av erage Hrs bowlmg teams are always a strong contender tor the crown , nur. W.-nav' I , , 3 . 3 9 1 'f T .4 new recruitsl the basebdll team headed for the new Mahoning Valley Class I, 1 Tennis A formidable squad, including many stars can best define the potent Bill Tildens of East. Roy B. Stine's charges faced a strenuous schedule in their games. Members of the racket squad were: Al Bosco, Tom Shea, Frank Caliguiri, Delaney Armstead, David Griffith and Ierry Angelo. ROY B. STINE . . . tennis coach . . . came to East in 1936 from Lincoln Iumor High school. The racketeers ftennis players, that isl have been under his guidance since 1937. The Stine coached teams of 1942 and 1946 gained much recognition for their excellent work. Left to right back row D Griffith A Bosco Roy Stine coach T Shea D Armstead Front row I Angelo T Delquodri and F Caliguiri Golf Left to rrght E R Smrth coach A Contx I Demrclovxch I Santrllo R Fumr H Meyer I Tamburrm L Cannattx and S Ponzro Every generatron produces a rare crop of hrgh school golfers whose reputatron defres the test of t1me So fabulous are therr undergraduate achreve ments that succeedrng classes 11st them as dernr gods 1n the scholastlc golf annals Iohn Santrllo Harry tDutchJ Meyer Iohn Demrdovrch Rocco Fumr Ioe Tam burrm Anthony Contl and Nrck Paranzxno F sw Edward R. Smith's talented proteges were: Louis Cannatti, Sal Ponzio, VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE-1948 Sept. 17-North CRayenl Sept. 24-New Castle Ctherel Oct. 2-Wilson lRayenl Oct. 8-South ltherel Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec Ian. CII1 GD CII1 Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov 18 22 30 5 Nov. . 12 -Chaney lftayenl -Girard fRayenJ -Ursuline flfiayenl -Memorial ltherel -Rayen ftherel VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE-'48-'49 -New Castle Ctherel -Canton South CEastJ Canton McKinley ltherel -Niles ltherel -Sharon ltherel '49-Struthers Ctherej Ursulme lF1eld House? Glrard ltherel North lF1eld Housel Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Fe Fe Fe 18 21 25 29 Boardman ttherel Warren tEastl Memorial CEastD Rayen lField House? 1-Hubbard lEastJ 4-Chaney fField Housel East L1verpool lflastl South lF1eld Housel W W1lson CF1eld Housel 60664 Now that you ve looked through your annual and have seen all the people you assoc1ated Wllh and had a good t1me w1th you remember that you had fun huh? All the Peskoonyaks and Puffufnaks and even the Oleoballs want to congratulate you on completmg these four years of school We are 1ssu1ng you an 1nv1tat1on to the Class of 48 Reumon to be held at the top of the Ladder of Success whlch we wxll all reach some t1me 1 .tw CP ...- 521 'Q -, J. M 53 1 .gn Y .1114 2' 5 X f K -15 ' 4., f 'QV' VA B5-' -'.:'f- 3 Il Goopby QQQBQ fit? 1 . 7- ' ' b. 8- ' 1 .11- ' b. 11- ' 1 .14- ' b. 18- . ' ' 7 . . f ' 4 Y :1L3 5' li' 'fr ,,, 1 V T 1 ' Q 3:1-,-:-35.5531 'X :'..lgL2. J, 'Y L, - l Y' .jx 'fffiffr-E 5' . 1' . - fd ,a X .J .4 l--.-.-- -..gf ' 'F 5-, - ,, ,U-, A - X, ll The Golden Rule li to In mnote hen llllllly Ill uuvt ly won .u ' ltdllllllq that Ill m n ness 19 ont ot the nmjcn 0llJt,lt1VP4 ui lfff and that hdpplnesw depends mote on thc way we nu ct tht f vc nts ut hte than on the event- llltlll9t'1Vt - I xx 1-11 to extend to the ,IcllIll2llN lldws ut 1948 my 'llli e1e Hood YSIHIICH tin then new llIldt'lt2lklll0'H Ms mmm Sir-umm 104 W Vtfood bt X 011114751038 n Ulno k' 0 - 4 1 7 . . 1 - Q . LIL' 4 5 la ul 'ga r 1 4 C 57 4 C ' J , tn 4 u a n . 1 .- 1 l f u gn L- K A Q . r r r 0 1 tt t i IU 1 ,xx 1 x 4 ' x . L , y -e. 0 1 'v r v7 nf-N e . L. If O I I I , , . 1 . . . 1 1 Y ., 7 , .K -, 0 ' 1 . DL. ' H Q u ' u rv f t Flu f olflm n Huh 1- to 1 onfllu l my lllhl new on no fHHl0ll on thf hlffltwl ctw .1 plant , lllWlllU to the lllllll of my .llnhtv to fflvc lllf be-l '-tlVlIf 'JU'-Hllllll im wslnml djt' I nl-ll to extend to the June claw of 1948 nw -1111616 wood ss 1-l1e- for then' ness under taknlff- Ms umm SQLPQBEHQJ IUIW Nxoml l X0llllU'l0SNll 01110 V I f 1 er L .' ' ' .' - ' 1 ' 2 'bl fl' 'fl U. '1 1 K' A- nv . 5 1 L'k'. In v ' . bl AI' expeel l'PlllllllPl'2lli0ll that is fair and reason- 'I l . ffm 'g . CL.. A I 1 v. ' S . By. , v 0 Compliments Of CLUB SAHARA 124 W. Bocrdrrczr St. The only dry Night Club within miles Phone 4-0635 LUSTIG S Mens Shoes Thvl W blllllll For Nearly Half a Century S dll! UI l H 0 Youngstown s Department Store of Shoes I N 1 A L l ll ll or ' 9 w . f Q n 'n , , I N C' bk n J 0 . Next to Strand Theatre Q Here s How Dad Says Well Done watch from Br rm r S 5 t 5 av 1OTIC1CldkCOH9SOD efth hf1hdLObSS 1 a hfetmle Here ar always to 'ee finu ld th nan s Q s K Nfl for rehabxhty m Mme lc epmq Ray mond B1Cllllfl Reqrstered leweler Amer can Gem Soc ety F derm at Haz t fav XQX fly .am av s XFX Nw-S HIE llLCl1Eb PRUX ISIUN CO MFG Youngstowns Flnest Samtary Food Market Fxsh Department Bakery Department ww-ea VII d CL r Cl CAMPBELL BROTHERS W M GROSS Hughes Market Never Undersold on Hlgh Quallty Meat .fu W ' R , A , 'Wi 1 ' 6 S v ff ff 9- ,V gf I sf - 7'.-' A ' e e ' 'Q S the fcumlly :eat gf apprf at OI1 that dpl 1 .rr ge 1 e , e most C' e 'S e ' e sims Lf 1 ,' ' -. e ' ,,,tr e 143 'et-'fwfr .-141' - v- f tw. ' - ' ff' i i 1 1:11. x if 5'-.. f ' ' 51i:1'i' '.3.'1.3 ' Q- N 7 'K r' V X, ' , ': , f-- . v ,f 7, - '--4:,y1,Jx fmt.. 24 'WM 2' f f 1' Lv rf .. , I ' I V 1 'i Y K w I' w X i w ' , , J 1 ' p . A . 118 E915 e em! Street 118 , . . Or , 1 W 1 me by C'.:':f9j ,xiii Qgieirizifii U I , - Y C0llgl'2lllll2ltl0llS Class of 1948 The future lpelorrqs to youl And lt is your God-given right to use that future to make a world that shall ever he tree ol hate or fear or waht Yours is the Atorr rc uae art aqe m whlch the world wrll wrt rre s crlrrrc st urrhelrevable progress rt rs up to you to use, tha proqress not to destroy but to make a world where there rs truly lrherty and rustrce for Ut lxELVEX S 1883 to 1948 I XMEb E HOD XREI I I Buckeye Tlme Servxce Watch and Clock Repcurmg Authorrzecl Se vrc Statrorr lrrgrahr aaa N w Torr Do r Chrr s , 1 ' 'J ,l ' J '. . . ... all. .. r ' rv N r ' ' X A . R W N Y V , ' u . L . . J J , I . Q r for Teleehrorr, Gerreral Electrtc, Revere, : ,mi u ' e e Q 'r ie 1 Illl CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or 1948 H ml SS Il H Il3Iwl1l,H Youngstowns Dependable Store Smce 1875 iw Yrrwfrr imrr Vi I- i'. Y,'1' 45 5 R W 1 5 W , V N ,, 5 IIEIHVIIUII U1 l'1lt'llr XXI' - Uxsl C lie E 1 5-fin f.f,'1lf,fe iw: i Vlff 'TI.5',.lf H I. Y z If N e M i W e V l' ' : 'Y.5: If :iffy in 11' , if 31:35-,fi' g .:11.-'f1i, 5 ,Q 5 Ifi, QIE'f1.f 'ii 'xi-' . l'l' ll-ill fl ' BROWN S DRLWC STORE 1841 Oak Street Phone 4-5418 Serving the East Side for 17 Years Now in New Modern Building with Younq-taw1i'- Firreet Prescript' rr Laboratory 1 I1 rrts Home of Hart Schaffner 6 Marx Clothes NunnBush Shoes Arrow Shlrts Donegal Sportswear Stetson Knox Lee Hats 1 1 re N w I so 1 7 C' V , , Q Q Y s rc , C011 19111 e of H1!X.li'l1ZEl1,IfS I I Coznphments if RITZ BAR AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE 750 WIISOH An. Phon 4 0572 The Gayest Spot m Town Featurmg Ray Graz1er and h1s Orchestra Arr Condrtxoned Scrziethmq DIIIGTQHII I rI'cs1-ff 81 Smfs BAKERY Bakers of Tasty Itahan and Itahan Shced Bread Ph ne 3 2293 52 N Proscect P Ill ll lt NI bunom Former East Hxgh StudentI INSURANCE Lxfe Frre Auto Casualty 575 D IIc1r B Ink Bla: I L Lettau Agency Illf I Us Dllllltl Bell 27'2 M Ifi tSt South Slde s Fmest Restaurant Breakfast Luncheons Full course Dmners Ava11able for Pnvate Partxes ID Q . ' .Q 1 I I I V N x l Y ' O R10 x . R ' L . ? t C le . I I . , . I I . . i .. .f 0 C ',. ' . I . . I I . . I FF , I Phone 4-5583 I I PITCH? 2-7126? I I :2Q,,r.,f.-.M-- I I I I 7 I: I It ,I I , K V--. ,W I.+,,,7, Y, A-, Ll.,-,-1-ll 11.111111 11 1111 Fresh Cut Flowers For All Occc1s1ons 1969 E 1-111111 Avo Vcunqstown C1110 Phone 3 3876 For the Bxte That s Rxght Mormng Noon and Nlqht T111 C1 11l1 1 1804 wagon Av rstoww O11 4 0787 Comphments tl 111-111.11111 A011 111V F10 141111 mnq Bcmk B1dq Gla-gms T31101 - Cloihes of Character Q 2 W Federf11 St Phone 3 1429 'V P MORELL1 , -, 4 I u.!l ' A01 1 ' ' 27 ' I, ' ' il I X 1 'I ' 1 T7 J 1.1 'u V, O ' . ' ' Q 1 'Q . N, 1 1 1 J 1 YO1,1IlCjS1OWI1, C1110 . . ' Q. . Ycurxfg . , .ic Phone - P1511 E1 'j3.71. S X 9 Follow the leader to the Leader of Young Men's Wear r Sweaters The Sport Iackets Goods Store Emblems for Clubs Ted Sr B111 Men s and Boys Wear ofQual1ty 25 E Federal 2703 Market St Make Slitlllllilllffll lllmnlp-on - Y urh adqqart rs Hardware Sports and Home Ne ds Vourrgstowrr s Hardware Leaders for 102 years H4 W Fed ral St 2625 Market St 1652 Mahorurr 1 Av Comp hm nts of Sunm-ulf flare 1442011-f bf Conqratulatrons to the Class of 1948 LION Montella s Unlted Super Market and Isaly Store Pr tort We ve sold grocenes to your grandmother P r 4 vt fo , . . 0, e I e 'for K . 9 , . 4 1' V , , 1 . .' f e. I v ,, 1' e ' ' I N1 I I I ' I L, r A F f- Nexttorhe EasISide as 'mee l y ,, l l s w I' -'lzufxz'-,,-'.'.: - c 5 tu 1,6 - SELF SERVICE - 689 'Wus 1 A Phone 3 0913 1070 Hnnrod Ave Phone Q 787g Home Krlled Meats Fresh Vegetables Darly Q lhiwhuhr Bhnualbpunw C Olll muy 107 N Hine St Phone 3 6710 Ncxturo1 1VI1nera1 and D1st111ed Water o so Manufacturer and D1str1hutor of Tasty Lunch Potato Ch1ps Smax O Ke Doke Wheesed Popcornl Comphments JUNILIRS Youngstowns Largest Iewelers 15 VV Fed r 11S Youngstown Ohto SCH AEFER Muslc Shoppe Muslcal Instruments Accessones Sheet Musxc Instructron Books and Supphes Guaranteed Instrument Repalnng A 10 1 1 12 Kenh A1bee B1dq Phone 3 4605 R s 7 7687 V1 f xx 1' l 'u'ri I' ml Ill l.. ' 0 D- 71 1 1 cz ve. 1 1 I . at 1 , of . Pughtfiw ro X, . - . 1 . f'.ref 1. -09 1 I1 , For Rehable Servlce TY lv mn mo vet l NIE Youngstown s Three Dependable Furnlture Stores 2 VV I 2920 Mcrlwt S F F C1 Conqrc:1tu1c1t1or1e Groduoteb IP F 1 M11 SOCIETY BRAND QUALITY CLOTHES For Young Men And Men Who Stay Young It H IN ? E a N T ll .T S . . I T ,luv s Sllm' , 5 1 . s , ff. I O 23 . Fedefzl bt. EQ, T fr.. .' reef . Q 1 7- ' 0 272 T.. e'eri1I Sf. - , I , 2 n , ,,,,,,,,. ,,7,,,-i ,W Wvmu, -- Y Y 1 2 T 'I'I 1 JI N ffizthaeg than f,-leur longer 4 1. K ' V V V kv'-:tor fillfl lovrfi szzurzrtf-r nzr hifi, Swift IP1-N kmd ff clfiwrhes thnx ruerl 1 Y . . , , 5 1 'z b'ifi'71YBffIIYl1fII7iW.... 1:11 ,Q f-xxx, 1-5 W Q ' '1:': 1'1yh':vfvQr1O. T J ff :tix gfr ' 'rl I r , w n N y blllll Shop. fm i 139 W. Federal sa ' T H V - - U Y Oak St. Soda Grill Soft Drinks and candy Evans Ice Cream also School Supplies. Toys and Magazines FELIX SAMMARTINO 1397 Oak St. HAVE YOUR NEXT PARTY AT R AV ERS 8 West Boardman St. DUNIE b Qucxllty Meats and GIOCGPIGS Phone 3 7161 Cor South Iackson G Green St Cornphrnents of the two Barbers DICK 6: HM at the Acme Barber bhop 946 Oak Street 9 W ' ' x - f W . 1 - 1 Q - xl peep Nmfy iz -. A, -Af ,4- Comphments of DEMAINS ROYAL OAKS Oak ond Lcxnslnq Youngstown Ohlo l' XfXf3f For Class on fhe Campus X338 fx Cornphments COLMAN MALKOF F 75 N Truesdole Ave Youngstown Ohlo 9 Wx Mcmnelll Grocery 1104 Ook Street Phone 4 3983 The Entire Class Is Cheermg Prmtz clothes are ward robe winners featuring unbeatable performance Compliments of a ln wearahlhtv lopform ln appearance and per fort ccormg ln comfort Avid 253 W Federal S! n -. v Pooe Nmety one La- ! u X ll I I f xfsffgzf' ' X .:2:5:5:e:::z:f2. 59, .4 I 4212222172 . -sfsraiaiiiaig 'A 34:-.-ti: 3151513235 K - Ls! :-:- 115.,Zvi-1:5-f+1gsga+ 1' fs:s:1-.few - YQ-Pin .' -I-2- K . l . Q X - 41. ez:z2?'1:s5:5:1 f 1:,:s:a:s:s:s:s:2f2:5225251 .em 1:2E?':'i525iZEE5i2EE2:2Ziii'12523 -5Ef' .::'1E- 2' 3 .LsE2Ef?1?'9'?ii1f' 1 n :2 :' :E5f?E?E3EiEE5?1535EEZ .- ' ::a:aaw:5152Ea1:'2zSe2s2a225sEz?1:.:s:1a:a:s:sgz:szga5gag' ' w fzigigg -E1E325EgE3Egi,53f5 ZEjE3:iE1E1E2E'E'Eg fftiif- ', 112 K A ..-. f52f13E?E?E5E5EE5E5E5i , 35123235 :E f n 51iQ!5i2if?3ffsseQese5ae 5 ' v1...g'i1?115EiE3i5E5' 1i5E5E252EfE5QE5-1.' ' -T K n-51f'.s:e:si1i:2i TEEEEEEEQEE' iii? . . K fa :I 1,52 z11ff1ia2ff5a:a. may n . - I 1 9 n n x, ,. f , . . . . ll 1 t I 0 . . wx C I Compliments of FEDERICO 5: SONS E 6. F SERVICE Gas, Oils, Tires, Batteries Radios. Household Goods Open 6 A. M. to 2 A. M. Phone 4-UO75 879 Wilson Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of A FRIEND SILL 6. NICK lSnappyl Custom Tailored Clothes 332-334 W. Federal St. Phone 4-l4l5 Dramonds Watches Iewelry Sporting Goods OBE S Use Your Credlt 233 E Federal St Phone 4 3923 Younastown Ohlo OAK GRILL l847 Oak Sl Chrcken Spaghettr Chops 6. Steaks All Sandwxches Phone 4 OOOO We Cater to Small Partles and Weddmgs . I . 7' 9 , l il Page Nlnety-t'.-15 131111 1111 num farrh 1111111 1111 11111111 impnr111111 hvrizinn nf gnur life---rhnnaing EI rurrvr. Evfure gnu 111111111 1111111 1111111 rhmre 11 1111111111 IIEIQ gnu 111 lnnk 111111 1111 1un11hP1'f11l HPUHITIIIIITIPZ 1h111 are hvfnrv gnu 111 1hv 151111211 57111115 A111111 EIIII Hmtrh 5121195 A11 ilrnrrv A . . 9 . .. s . 1 1 Tv 0 '. Service Station Tires. Batteries, and Accessories Iack's East Side Compliments of IOHN GILKES IEWELRY 834 0014 street PAT S SHOE REPAIR 1359 R1qby Street LINCOLN PARK TAVERN Lunches '1'e1 40803 1851 Oak Younqstown Oh1o IOHNNIES RIGBY MKT Imported and Domestic Groceries Quality Meats at Lower Pnces 1303 Rigby Street Phone 3 1025 This Tune Its Hudson Manning 6 Marino Motor Co 905 7 WlCk Avenue Youngstown 4 Oh1o Smiley s Tavern Under New Management 1216 Rigby St New Prop george Chop Chuck Wheaton B Frank Wlllrams 61 Sons Inc The Best in Tres Mrs Myron B Reese Mar ' st. I 1- I O A ' 36 No. Phelps St. - 2nd F1oor P336 1':1I'1f-1Q fCUi' gf? CHARLlE'S INN Pizza - Italian Foods Phone 4-0668 2023 McGuffey Rd. Youngstown, Ohio WILSON MARKETS Quality Groceries Fresh Meais Fruits cmd Vegetables Delivery Service 2221 Hillman 8-2412 1019 Wilson Ave. 7-8905 Comphrnents of KASTER S FOOD MARKET Sh hy at Iockson Rosalie Doughnut and Pastry Shop The F mest ln Baked Goods Cakes for All Occasions Telephone 3 6391 For more eff1c1ent cleonmq presslnq ond repamnq potronlze your new nelqhborhoocl cleaner KAY CLEANERS CHATTER BOX 1024 W1lson Ave Where Good Fnends Meet Dining and Dancing HOME CAFE 1632 McGuffey Sandwiches of all Kinds Propn tors Cornplunents of Nldlkofi Supa-1 X131 Let 1366 Oak St Phone 6 1023 P f I e 2 I ' I . -L f W ' ' O I i V Bossetto and Tavalorio - ,S - V ' rge xlI16fQ lVL' lf Cornphrrertts of Nespeca s Grocery 1236 East Hlgh Ave Youngstown Ohlo ERNEST NESPECA Prop Phone 7 2605 SOHIO RITZ AND MAUSER SERVICE STATION Tues and Battenes 1398 Cor Oak and Euchd Ave Youngstown 6 Ohro Best Wrshes to the Graduates of 1946 Reliable Clothmg Co 209 E Federal St ZIDIAN S MARKET Quahty Grocenes and Me 1266 W11son Ave Youngstown Ohro ats Comphrnents of CEDAR FURNACE CO Sales and Service Installmq Repamng and Sales Phone 4 3270 1543 Hrmrod Ave I AMES D1YORIO Fancy Grocer1es 1101 Oak Street Phone 3 8551 For Better Servxce Shop at Oak Street Medlcme Store Cor Oak and Gartand Phone 4 0926 P111111P An'ncare111 Prop A DeMICHAEL COLL SERV General Auto Repau' 24 Hr Towmg Serv1ce 34714 IP TN YY 1' 1 f . I I ' 1 I . 1 - , . I , . . . I . , . . . . . . ,J 1 . + ' age 'ine -six '+