East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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January Senior Prom For four long years we anticipated attending the Senior prom, main event of the year. 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.

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Faculty Advisers January 48 Myron Reese Gladys Mllle Helen L ckach and Iohn Hurrte Our s1ncere apprec1at1on to Mrss Gladys M1ller Mr Myron Reese Mr Iohn Hunter cmd MISS Helena Lukrch for the leadershlp and gurdance grven us durmg our sen1or year. Though our class members were few, our problems were many, but thanks to you, we came through.

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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