East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

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Throughout this Ianus, your year book, we have endeavored to record events and persons associated with you in your life here at East High, so that in years to come, you may look back with pride at your part in making this, the school that East built. We gratefully acknowledge and salute Mr. I. W. Smith, East's first principal, who took such warm in- terest in the development of the school that he helped East build, and to Mr. E. E. Fell, who has so ably succeeded him. Page Two Alma Mater we adore Thee Love your colors gold cmd 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 IANUS 1951 EAST HIGH SCHCGL YGUNGSTOWN, OHIO Page Three 7464 74 74a Sain! 'Mal Eau' Zac!! Dedication With high esteem, we, the graduating class of 1951, wish to dedicate this Ianus to East High School on this Twenty-fifth Anniversary of its opening. For a quarter of a century, East High, endeavoring in every way to pro- mote the fine qualities in every student, contrived for the greatest benefit of all students in their education and training for society. We need only to look back into the past twenty-five years to behold its achievements. Through these doors of East High have passed many accom- plished men and women in the business, professional, and homemaking ca- reers, who have contributed much to the benefit of our community. Now, as we stand at the crossroads of our future, we cannot be too grate- ful to our teachers who have patiently and persistently encouraged us to make the most of our studies. It is with all sincerity that we do dedicate this year-book to the high ideals of our Alma Mater. Congratulations The following graduates of 1927 are celebrating their twenty-fifth anni- versary: I. Andrews, H. Bailey, W. Beckman, F. Bentfeldt, L. Cagna, S. Cohen, H. Cornett, M. Cuccarese, A. D'Amore, A. D'Orsi, H. Ervin, E. Flood, I. Gar- asky, H. Ginsburg, C. Glikman, A. Goldberg, W. Griffin, I. Hessler, M. Hnat, L. Horowitz, T. Howell, E. Hunsinger, R. Iessee, A. Iulius, D. Kariher, R. King, B. Krok, F. Lannon, H. Laskin, I. Laskin, M. Lupse, E. Maletic, A. Marinelli, I. Matlas, A. Mike, H. Miller, G. Moran W. Morrow, T. Mullarkey, R. Myers, I. MacPherson, W. Nelson, E. Onions, C. Osgood, B. Orth, H. Pacholec, L. Par- ella, I. Patton, L. Pevzner, V. Pavis, G. Polonsky, S. Pomeroy, L. Riccy, N. Riccy, A. Roberts, D. Sabino, L. Schafer, L. Schoenfeldt, E. Schoenfeldt, H. Schrag, 'P. Segal, E. Shultz, S. Snyder, W. Stafford, M. Sullivan, A. Vacca, I. Vanish, C. Wary, F. Watkins, R. Whiteside, M. Wicks, B. Williams. wtf Page Five Its 7464 74 'Me Zzwdzq 7044 7eczc4 70: 74a Seine! 7446 244: Zeal: pg-we Awwx-- s ,f ,- p I v 1 : 1-Us 'll 3 fn 4 1-'d'11x .fit A , .. is W ' 4!f'i?'i Principals PAUL H. LUCE This is the house of your life that East is helping to build. Is your life built on a solid educa- tional foundation? Will it stand the storms and stresses of the years? 1. 2. Is your house of life attractive? Does a pleasing personality shine out? Are you happy living in it? Does it help make others happy? 3. Will your house last? ls it built of honest materials? E. E. FELL The high school that would meet its obligations today must graduate good American citizens who are well pre- pared, with an abiding faith in the democratic way of life. A democracy must depend upon its schools for the development of capable leaders and an intelligent citizenry. Therefore, the future of America depends upon the efficiency of its schools. riff Page Eight li? OFFICE STAFF Miss Glenna Lou Myers, Miss Eleanor Love, Mr. William Lambeth, Mr. My- ron Reese. DEANS Mr. Clyde Hake, Miss Ruth Higley. Office Staff These are the members of the office staff who efficiently handle financial matters, check all absences, and do other important office work. Deans Among the many tasks of the Deans are scheduling, preparing perma- nent records, planning Career Week and most important of all, taking the stu- dent and individually advising and guiding him so that he may receive the most benefit from his activities. Page Nine I Members of East's First Faculty This is a roster of East's first faculty, to whom went the honor of opening the first high school on the East side. I. W. Smith, principal: I. W. Burtsfield, assistant principal: Mercelline M. Mangold, secretary: Vara Beckwith, Ruth Bennington, Olga E. Brobst, Terry Carson, Mabel A. Christy, Clara Clendenen, Olive M. Clinefelter, Iane E. Felix, E. E. Fell, Herbert O. Foss, Harry L. Geis, I. P. Griffith, Reba M. Hadley, Doris Hall, Myrtle M. Heard, Ruth Higley, Iennie F. Hudson, Mildred E. Iohnson, Isabelle Iones, Alice R. Kirchner, Lillian Klinefelter, Edna Lowmiller, Myrtle E. Maneely, Iohn N. McDougall, Harold B. McPhee, Gladys I. Miller, Charles Mitchell, Elva Morris, Martin Peterson, Ella M. Phelps, Rose Rothschild, Iane Rowland, I. Lillian Russell, Hala Rymer, Stewart M. Seidel, Marie W. Shaeffer, Don B. Schultz, Edward R. Smith, Merle E. Smith, Dora Smiderman, Roy B. Stine, Edith M. Swaney, Lucy E. Thatcher, Robert L. Troescher, Angie Williams, A. L. Wilson, Ruby Wintzer, Norma L. Wintzer, Henrietta Wright, Marion L. Wright, and W. H. Lightbody, custodian, Iohn Hunter, engineer. Deceased Eliza Carmichael, Anne M. Dickey, Iessie Hamsher, Olive E. Jones, Louise Keppler, Bertina A. Lette, Pearl Merriman, Martha E. Norris, Neva Schuman, Ralph P. Woodward. Not the '26 Group -- But Back There First Row: M. Snyder, M. Christy, H. Acierno, M. Davis, I. W. Smith, R. Bennington, M. Iohn- ison, I. Hudson, N. Porter, O. Clinefelter, E. Morris, V. Beckwith, D. Hall. A. Gerrity, O. Iones, E. McFarland, E. Lowmiller, R. Higley. Second Row: I. W. Smith, E. E. Fell, D. Barrett, D. Schultz, G. Clemens, L. Klinefelter. I. P. 'Griffith, A. Weber, E. Phelps, I. Noot, G. Miller. N. Wintzer, E. Smith, M. Ioslyn. Third Row: R. Woodward, S. Seidel. M. Zupko, A. Troescher, I. MacDouga11. A. Schwartz, K. Mills, L. Morris, M. Shaeiler, I. Roland, G. Shields, M. Maneely, H. Rymer. Fourth Row: G. Chambers, C. Hake, A. Whiteaker, A. Marino, A, Wilson, I. Iones, C. Sheller, 'R. Stine, G. Montgomery, W. Leyda, I. Higgs, M. Reese, Moore, Casseli, O. Carlson, E. R. Smith D. Leach. 431 Page Ten lg! Present 1950-'51 Faculty We, the class of '51, who were educated by the teachers in the school that East built, Wish to salute and extend our thanks to the faculty who helped us to attain a well-rounded education. Your everlasting struggle and constant effort side by side with us trying to put across the importance of an education for our later years, will linger in our memories and be a constant guide to us. M. Ackworth, A. Archibald, D. Barrett, R. Bennington, G. Birch, R. Campbell, D. Carlson. M. Carney, D. Cavanaugh. G. Chambers, M. Christy, I. Clarke, G. Clemens, M. Davis, E. Dingledy, A. Fox, G. Goterba, I. P. Griiiith, R. Hadley. C. Hake, D. Hall, N. Hayden, R. Higley, I. Hogan. M. Hood. G. Hudson. I. Hunter, M. Ioslyn, P. Koma, P. Lanzi, L. LaVine, D. Leach, S. Leonard, .S. Lewis, W. Leyda, H. Littler, E. Lowmiller, L. Luthardt, I. MacDouga1l, M. Maneely, A. Marino, I. Martin, L. Masto. G. Miller, P. Miller, L. Moore. L. Morris, I. Noot, A. Phelps, M. Porter, I. Raz, M. Reese, A. Schwartz, S. Seidel, G. Shields, E. R. Smith, I. W. Smith, D. Stine, R. Stine, R. Troescher, A. Weber, A. I. Whitaker, A. Wilson, N. Wintzer, M. Zupko, E. E. Fell- principal, P. Luce-assistant principal, V. Simon-nurse. W. Lambeth, E. Love, G. L. Myers-secretary. -if Page Eleven lie 74eee wze tie eeaiaw and :melee- efaeemea wie meme laugh' Ze tie fczecdtg cake levee! in the echo! :dee Zee: ducez: r.....-- Puqsx Thirioen 09, qi Advisors and Class Officers IANUARY OFFICERS Officers of the Ianuary 1951 class ended their tenure after a successful year of planning numerous social activities and coping with problems that arose. Officers upon whom these responsibilities rested were: Ted D'Alesio, president: Dorothy Minnie, vice-president: Fred Ohle, treasurer: and Pat Hannis, secretary. IANUABY ADVISORS We members of the last mid-semester graduating class at East High, appreciate the time given, the helpful guidance and understanding of our many problems by our advisors - Miss Gladys Miller, Mrs. Ieanette Hogan and the Messrs. Iohn Hunter and I. P. Griffith. +21 Page Fourteen lif- Advisors and Class Officers We, of the Iune class of 1951, who are graduating from the school that .East built, had capable advisors who carried on their work through fair weather and foul. To you Mademoiselles Mary E. Ackworth, LaVerne Luth- ardt and Messieurs Iohn Panik and Pete Lanzi, We wish to express deep and fsincere gratitude for the kind assistance and true conception of our problems. We wish to congratulate our class officers, Mike Nittoli, president: Phyllis Boyd, vice-president: Dorine Hunter, secretary: and Ioseph Simeo, treasurer: on their success with the various committees that promoted senior dances, the prom, banquet and other activities in which we had so much pleasure. Advisors: Iohn Panik, Mary Ackworth, Pete Lanzi, Lc1Veme Luthardt. Class Officers: Mike Nittoli, Phyllis Boyd, Ioe Simeo, and Dorine Hunter. sl! Page Fifteen 27+ Adair, Iames Philip Adler, Ioan Rita Arquilla, Robert Baker, Frank Ballantyne, Margaret Barnes, Herbert Seniors Basile, George Robert Becker, Roland Edward Bell, Brownlee Bell, Norma Estella Bella, Agnes Marie Brown, Faye Louise Burney, Wilma lean Butch, Michael Iames Chandler, Charles Leslie Coleman, Evelyn Cornwell, Metholynn Corso, Vivian Barbara -if Page Sixteen 129 Seniors Craig, Lenora Elizabeth D'A1esio, Theodore Anthony Davis, Helen Marie DeNiro, Peter Vincent Dent, Barbara lean DiGiacomo, Osita Rose DeSiato, Dolores Marguerite Dominic, Marie Antoinette Dubos, Mary Louise Duke, Beatrice Iune Eckels, Marjorie Ruth Federico, Elvira Rose -if Page Seventeen F14- Felde, lean Louise Fercana, S. Paul Ir. Ferrara, Elizabeth Ann Francisco, Theresa Freed, Arthur Irving Gentile, Elda Rita Hallewell, William A. Hannis, Patricia Marie Harver, Marilyn lane Huck, William G. Iaderosa, Ida Infante, Dominic Karlen, Frank Latessa, Nicholas C. Limbean, Letitia Lopresta, Rita Mangee, Anthony Marinelli, Gertrude I. Mathews, William McElroy, Fredrick C. McKay, David I. Medina, Frank Meyer, Harry Minnie, Dorothy Miller, Nancy I. Mitzel, Catherine A. Mulholland, Iack Navy, Cecelia Mae Ohle, Fredrick O'Nesti, Ioan Orlando, Samuel A. Pearson, Eugene Perruzzi, Danny I. Pilolli, Josephine Pondillo, Frances Smith, Phyllis Rock, Catherine Lor Sabella, Gloria Sainato, Francis Sarver, William Schindler, Ioseph Simione, Angeline etta Stefanski, Iames Clayton Stowe, Mary Vitto, Iohn Arvo, Ir. Vivo, Phyllis Ann White, Ursula M. Williams, Marcus Ira Wray, Sylvia Io Wright, Frank E. Yaskulka, Ioseph I. Young, Ruth Zupko, Frank M. Abraham, Suzanne Acri, Michael Amatore, Anthony Amicarelli, Gloria Angelo, Elizabeth Arquilla, Vince Ashmore, Loretta Baharis, Iames Benford, Paul Bobala, Angela Bosco, Theresa Bott, Eileen Boyd, Phyllis Bucci, Donald Bush, Sophie Byers, Iune Caicco, Mary Carmendy, Ioe Casalini, Theresa Casey, Iames Casey, Bill Cello, Irene Ciavarella, Frank Colesant, Felix Conti, Angie Seniors Conti, Ioe Crawford, Lydia Cucciarre, Io!-Xnn Curry, Alonzo D'Egidio, Rosemary Dent, Barbara DePinto, Iosephine DeSa1vo, Carl DeWitt, Tom Diamond, Mary Dickey, Rosemary DiFrangia, Mary gif Page Tweniy-two DiGiacomo, Alex Dimitriou, Iohn Ditata, Lucy Dubos, Iohn Dubos, Nick Dutcher, Floyd Ells, Donald Felt, Helen Fergus, Eleanor Fiumara, Victoria Franklin, Eli Fumi, Anita Seniors Gentile, Eva Giampietro, Francis Gilkes, Dorothy Gill, Iames Gillespie, Lillian Gonda, Patricia Good, Bill Grace, Wallace Graham, Betty Granger, Ianice Guerrieri, Albert Guerrieri, Lucy Page Twenty-three lk I-Iarklerode, Eugene Hines, Grace Hunter, Dorine Iacobs, William Ianesh, Robert Ierome. Paul Seniors Iones, Floyd Iones, Melvyn Ioseph, Iean Kalchthaler, May Keshock, Florence King, Viola Knizner, Esther LaGamba, Ioseph Lambert, Evelyn LaRocca, Verna Larubina, Dominic Larubina, Theresa -DEQ Page Twenty-fiour Seniors Lazar, Mary lane Leone, Dolores Leone, Geneva Leonelli, Ida Leshnack, Edward Lewis, Iohn Lisko, Iack Lyons, Mike McDowell, Margie McHale, Richard McKe11y, Canary Macri, Carmelina -if Page Twenty-five Majors, Don Maleiic, Barbara Mandolin, Roland Marotti, Sadie Martin, Marlene Martin, Ruby Mattiussi, Dolores Mauerman, Esther Medina, Mary Ann Morgan, Carol Morucci, Mary Muscatello, Bose Nittoli, Mike Noel, Lois North, Esther Oates, Russell Orlando, Helen Panno, Philip Pannunzio, Elaine Pappalardo, Angelo Pappas, Mary Parise, Gerald Patterson, Dolores Petrella, Donald Pignatelli, Rose Pincham, Howard Pincham, Naomi Pomponio, Susina Pompora, Tom Portiro, Mary Potesta, Rudy Pramuka, Ray Racich, Betty Reeves, Dezzie Rega, Mary Ann Repko, Agnes Richard, Norma Rinaldo, Antoinette Rohrbaugh, Genevieve Saadi, Rose Sabatino, Loretta Sainato, Rose Santangelo, Iean Santillo, Louise Saulino, Ray Scahill, Robert Scarsella, Conceita Schindler, Bob Sharshan, Mary Ann Simeo, Ioe Simms, Io Ann Skarote, Mary Slattery, Ruth Snier, Pat Stavick, Alice Stefko, Mary Stephens, Eloise Stevens, Angie Tavalario, Helen Thomas, Mabel Tracey. Robert Tribble, Rose Turk, Ann Marie Turner, Ieanette Ubert, Dolores Ugolini, Mary Vechiarella, Ioann Vitullo, Angelo Waite, Malcolm Welsh, lean Wilkes, Albert Wiscott, Shirley Womach, Gladys Wray, Carole Yakubovic, Iohn Pitoscia, Anthony Yankle, Wilma Zumerick, Dorothy National Honor Society Standing: Charles Chandler, Dolores DeSiato, Francis Sainato, Rose Saacli, Mary I. Lazar, Dorine Hun- ter, Ioseph Simeo, Barbara Maletic, larnes Stetanski, Eileen Bott, Samuel Orlando, Marjorie Eckles, Alice Stavick, Gertrude Marinelli, Loretta Sabatino, Helen Davis, Patricia Sriier, Sophie Bush, Susina Pomponio, Lydia Crawford, Ida laderosa, Patricia Hannis, lst Row: C. Boyd, I. Welsh, E. Mauerman, A, Stavick, D, Hunter, I. Simeo, P. Snier, E. Bott, H, Orlando, I. Turner, I. Santanqelo. Znd Row: I, Cucciarre, P. Gouda, P. Ieroine, L. Rivello, L. Strollo, I. Knable, M. L. Villiott, D, Zuqa, K. Skarote, V. Guqlielm. 3rd Row: I. Stevens, L. Gueriieri, P. Kerman, F, Wanamaker, l.. Felton, R, Mandoline, D. Uberl, S. Wis- cott, Ft. Frazzim, M. Pappas. These are the members of N. H. S. who were educated by the faculty which is presided over by the administrators in the school that East built. When doing a job we try to do our best: this holds true in obtaining a well-rounded education in school. The reward in high school for a good job well done is membership in the National Honor Society, an organization which symbolizes Leadership, Char- acter, Scholarship and Service. Membership in this organization is the highest achievement that can be awarded to any student in high school. Page Thirty lk Senior Play This was the stage where three old maids tried to capture a bandit cmd start a romance. A three-act comedy called Tish was presented by the Senior Dramatics class: the various escapades were led by Tish, Leticia Lim- bean, her two friends, Gertrude Marinelli and Elvira Federico. The cast in- cluded: Ioan O'Nesti, George Basile, Francis Sainato, Elizabeth Ferrara, Frank Zupko, Ida Iaderosa, Loretta Rock, Iohn Vitto, Frank Medina, and Dolores DeSiato. Dolores De-Siato, Francis Sainato, Elizabeth Ferrara, Iohn Vitto, Loretta Rock, Teresa Francisco, Frank Zupko, Frank Medina, Letitia Limbean, Ida Iaderosa, Gertrude Marinelli, Ioan O'Nesti, and George Basile. H, Dickey, W, Yankle, T, Pornpura, S. Pomponio, T. DeWitt, R, Sainato, I. Leone, D. Gilkes, D. Hunter, F. Bott, E. Lashnack, P. Snier, M, Morucci, l. Sirneo, P. Ie-rome, P, Gonda, I, Casey, F. Giampetro, F. Cia- varellrr, A. Fumi, D. Leone, L. Guerrieri, S, Wiscott, S, Bush, LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR This is the Senior A cast that presented Love Your Neighbor, a happy fusion of folk comedy and scintillating, if not sophisticated, humor. Its situa- tions, though dizzy, were always probable and in good taste. Complications galore developed--bee stingings, a boxing bout, mistaken identity, fire department interference, etc., but the kaleidoscopic finish un- tangled all, and the bees got smoked out, along with everyone else. Throughout the Year These are the seniors and many underclassmen who have gone through- out the year in the school that East built. On September 5, 1950... approximately two hundred and sixty-four seniors filled the halls, which will someday fill their memories with happy recollections. Our first pep rally brought down the roof and brought out our school spirit . . . those decorated hats saying Beat South , gave us, from the faculty to the tiniest eighth grader, a school spirit of won for all and all for won , and we won all the city series games and became city champs. Left to Right: movie ticket sellers at noon: the football ticket sellers, center, bookstore helpers, noon movies doormen and ticket takers, office assistants. Letitia Limbean, Ida laderosa, Delores DeSiato, Loretta Rock, Elda Gentile, Ioan O'Nesti, Elvira Federico, Theresa Francisco, Dorothy Minnie, Gertrude Marinelli. Ioan O'Nesti, Rita Lopresta, Pat Hannis, Dorothy Minnie, Elda Gentile, Betty Racich. The Ianus staff took pictures of all our top assemblies, starting with the Echo Subscription assembly, where the sissy football skit left us all baffled. In November, Miss Alice Weber's dramatic class gave a Thanksgiving Assembly depicting freedom and the men who helped make it what it means to us today . . . and on Thanksgiving Day the East All-Stars made a great showing in the All-City game . . . Don Bucci became the first boy from East to be named All State. And so closed the football season. Then the snow, the Granddaddy of All Storms, and it took us a week to dig out and recuperate. In December the Freshman choir, under the direction of Mrs. Martha Bailey Walton, gave an operetta . . . our basketball team wasn't doing too well . . . the prom was postponed until Ianuary. The days before Christmas holi- days were jolly with unusual Yuletide spirit . . . the home rooms vied in the decorating contest and Christmas carols opened and closed our school day. -iff Page Thirty-three till' Left to Right top row: Iournaltsm students at Tri-county meeting, the Golden Bear, llddie Snierp Major- ettes dressed tor the Red Feather campaign, The Botty's Bargain cast from Iunioi Dranxattcsg enthusiasts at a Football tally: getting oft the bus at the annual Sheet and Tube open liouse. Long awaited commencement activities for Ianuary graduates were started off with the Prom on Ianuary 5, where at the Nu-Elms, Fred Ohle and Delores DeSiato were crowned King and Queen of the Senior class. Then came Baccalaureate services Wednesday morning: the address was given by Reverend Eugene Beach. Class-night was open, and as usual, a success. On Commencement night, our last Ianuary graduating class was thrown piteously out into the world . . . but the seniors weren't too downhearted to go party-hopping for - tomorrow was time enough to start making that niche in the world . . . tonight was graduation. A new semester brought approximately 170 new seniors into the A cate- gory . . . senioritis was the newest epidemic flying about . . . a new Ianus staff began to record the events of the new semester. The Echo Subscription assembly came up with something new . . . an old fashioned melo-drammer . . . Miss Alice Weber's dramatic class gave a three-act play . . . Do1lars and Nonsense. The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y had a joint meeting at Pioneer Pavillion. Page Thirty-four Senior Prom These are the socialites who attended the Senior Prom at the Nu-Elms Ballroom on Ianuary 5, 1951. As the orchestra of Frank Sainato played the strains of A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody , Fred Ohle and Dolores DeSiato passed through an avenue of attendants to the grandstand, where Ted D'Alesio, class president, crowned them king and queen. Attendants were Ioan O'Nesti, Vivian Corso, Dorothy Minnie, Patricia Han- nis, Angeline Sirneone, Letitia Limbean, Rose Marie Sainato, Ann Marie Turk, Wilma Yankle, Mary DiFrangia, Susina Pomponio, Betty Racich, Sam Orlando, George Basile, Ted D'A1esio, Francis Sainato, Robert Arquilla, Pete DeNiro, Mike Nittoli, Alex DiGiacomo, Bill Good, Iohn Yakubovic, Don Bucci, and Rudy Potesta. .lune Prom These are the Iune socialites who experienced a night of gaiety at the Nu-Elms Ballroom where the Senior Prom was held on May ll, 1951. As the band of Lee Paree played the strains of Stardust , their majesties, Alex DiGiacomo and Dorine Hunter, advanced to the grandstand where Mike Nittoli, class president, crowned them king and queen. Attendents were: Patricia Snier, Geneva Leone, Mary Morrucci, Ann Marie Turk, IoAnn Simms, Betty Racich, Sil Pomponia, Phyllis Boyd, Eileen Bott, Angeline Stevens, Rose Marie Sainato, Albert Guerrieri, William Iacobs, Ioe LaGamba, Albert Wilkes, Iack Lisko, Bill Good, Mike Nittoli, Vince Arquilla, Ed Lesknack, Mike Lyons, Iohn Yakubovic, and Rudolph Potesta. Coronation Waltz Their Majesties, Tied Ohle and Dolores DeSiato Prom Attendants, G. Leone, A. Guerrieri, S. Pomponio, B. Good, W. Yankle, B, Iacobs, B. Racnch, l. Yakubovic, P. Boyd, F, Leslnmck, E. Bott. Dorine Hunter and Alex D1G1acomo M. Morucci, I, LaGc1mba, H, M, Sainato, V. Arquilla, P. Snier, M. Lyons, I, Simms, A. Wilkes, A. Stevens, M. Nittoli, A. M. Turk, I. Lisko. Es: 3 5 , ws ug Classes X I K In I KVVV V 1' W H , S igflxfa s ' ' fx . a K'A A H s s-ss i . M Q Q H ' is 'sv Jr f . -L 'Q if f' . A 2 ' M as in 1? s rw ss f' ss s ss is ss '-A' s s A' s , s 4 A s .1-IC, A I 1 1 '. fi' mms ' ? 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S 3 M F Q M gg SQ X gg as Eg 334 A bnix R 5 K ,2,, M Fa, . 1 ,f A3356 gn ,gi , 3,5 3,5 5 mngqj 3? M 1..? - :1 M3955 ' W we .ig ' iii' ' ' Q Tl Q it R x 3 fl' e I 1 Ai W X agaffw Eff' j A 1? X ein My E.. L x Q 4 ' 459-QQ x ,Au M jj . m ' 1 if . R, M J ' A 1' v it . ,..,, f , J , ,m., :Z - A k 5' fiftf i.EV,'-2'f,e,fi3l , S A - A 1 , fy. xgfiep gig fly ,X Nhmiawmisw, C J ,gg A435 W 4 ' K' K, Q Hi an 9 F 15 R Q M ' x L V L? 'MN' My ,A at 4 .1 4 FOOTBALL SCORES ast ast .ast ast ..ast GSI FOOTBALL SCORES as! as! ast ast ast ast Rayen 0-13 Warren , . ,O-24 Wilson , 20-6 - South . . ,19-20 Warren . . . . ,25-0 - Lowellville . . 13-32 Ursuline . .... 0-13 Newton Falls . ,25-0 Chaney .,.... 13-14 Wilson . . , ..., .7-2 -North .. .,. 28-14 - Rayen . . .... 36-0 Reserve Football During their first year as the Golden Bears, Dick Barrett's gridders left behind them a trail of glory, including their third straight conquest of the City Championship and the naming of Don Bucci to the All-Ohio Eleven. Bob Com- mings and Phil Panno received honorable mention. Although Pete Koma's Reserves found it a little rough to follow in their foot-steps they also gave a good account of themselves. Ronald Petrella, Fred larnes, lohn Yennna, Donald Parxn, Bill De-Pietro, Duck Slatna, Paul Larsnfk, loltn Ruqgeri, Ken Clark, Bob Fleming, Lou Rivello, loe Wlnwood, Larry Markaslcy, Leonard Abtista, Bill lones, Bob Slaviri, Bell Zban, Leonard Patton, Iohn Carney, Bill Donndovich, Anthony Bell, Ray Molson, Lester Clernons, Ollie Paige, Ioe Kukura, Dick Hnal, James Forte, Donald Ells, Nazzar Glenel, Bob Gatti, Pete Kama. RESERVE IUNIOR HIGH IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Ioseph Beneski, Frank Cascarelli, lack MaGuire, George Saadr, Walter Betts, Dan Davanzo, Ioe Caruso, Reginald Antonucci, Leonard Cuccarese, Steve Nuzzo, lohn Davanzo, Inn Guerrreri, Richard Arniem, Richard Testa, Robert Winwood, Richard Lyons, loo Piqnateili, Alfonso Cascarellt, Fabian Rinaldo, Ralph Marstellar, loseph Calabria, loseph Drummond, Donald Williams, Fred Outro, Anthony Traylor, lanies Kernan, lames Moncrief, Donald Chitlo, Richard Baiss, Leon Pierce, l-larry Venable, Inn Kane, loe Dorninlc. Junior High Football Varsity Basketball Coaches Pete Kama, head coacliy Ohio Stale, arid Grove City College. Pete Lanzi, assistant coachg Youngstown College. VARSITY BASKETBALL lst Row: Bill Zban, Dom DelSiqnore, Ed Leshnack, Bob Gatti, Don Bucci, Don Comminqs, Phil Panno, and Lou Rivello. 2nd Row: E. E. Fell, Paul Toth, Richard Slaina, Bob Comminqs, Ronald Petrellor, Larry Strollo, George Guerrieri, Mario D'Ale-sio, Pete Koma, and Pete Lanzi. eil Page Forly-four ll? Sw- H M5551 X , S 'Zi l- ., l'-W 'X Q5 D x K xg 55 Q Q S? A, M was X 2' flbxg Q X is -, Q wr 3 w . V f 2X 3 ii X L - 'K uf f is W www-ax 4 12 LQ 5 : t x. Q g 2' 5 N 7 L5 Q vi he X5 MQ wr Q QW Q X as X Q' Q K XS, X- vs 1 i n Y' 1. sg, X R , 5 'X fi V Y S NI? S :-.. 1 . -, Q , 1 5 G A 53' !,5f'f..: sg M' ,M Q 5 ww East - East - East - East - East East East East - East - East East 4 East East East East East East East East East . East East East East 1 East East Reserve and .lunior High Basketball Pete Koma's Reserve basketeers have served notlce to the area teams that they'll be plenty rough next year. Though last year's record was not too imoressive they gained the neces sary experience and praise that denotes the pro player RESERVE BASKETBALL Ceorqe Guerrieri, Larry Strollo, Bill Zban Louis Rivello, Dornmic DE'lSlQWOfG Polo Conurnncrs and Richard Slrrma. Mr. E. FT, Fell. Paul Toth, Ronald Petrella, Mario D'A1esio, Pete Lanzi Coach EAST HIGH RESERVE BASKETBALL SCORES New Castle . . . Farrell , , . . . Niles . , , Struthers . . , , Farrell . , . , . Boardman . Memorial , , . . . . Canton C. Catholic . E. Liverpool , , . Brookfield . , Louisville .... N. Falls . . EAST IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES Chaney .,.. . , Wilson . North . . , Princeton . . , Hillman Hayes Rayen Chaney . . . , Wilson . . . North , Princeton . . , . Hillman , , ., Hayes , - Rayen 27-36 17-29 39-37 42-20 34-33 58-47 67-45 37-35 33-54 51-37 40-36 55-56 .9-33 22-18 34-29 22-38 31-52 15-54 32-33 28-36 38-43 50-14 28-29 22-28 25-24 44-28 IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Eirst Row: Ralph Claypoole, Tony Traylor, larnes Dellick, Walter Betts Ioe Caruso Ioe Prqnatellr Arthur GV19S. Second Row: Dan Cavanauqh coach, Dan Davcnzo, lim Veneroso Tony Pro opapa manager lame Moncriet, Fred Quatro, E, E. Fell. Dan Cavanaugh got an inside View of the woes of a coach as he piloted the Iuniors through their season. Though the team was green they followed through in true East High fashion. Page Forty-seven lic Baseball ffl V. 5218, 4, I . lt if M x ti t - X , Mt . A wk' K . Ht, Mr. I. Hunter, T. Cordetti, M. Nittoli, I, Grandizio, L. Felton, M. Malmisur, I, Kapturasky, R. Majors, R. Scahill, R. Hannis, A. Wilkes, R. Oates, E. Simpson, B. Casey, l. Curano, D. Parm, P. Remio, F. Marstellar, D. DiPasqua, V. Stevens, I. Kosula, Mr. E. R. Smith. Baseball Schedule April 24 .... East vs Warren .... .... a t Warren April 26 .... East vs Struthers . . ..... at East May 1 . .. .... East vs W. Wilson . . .... at Wilson May 3 .... East vs Chaney ....at East May 15 . .. .. East vs South ..,. .... a t East May 17 .. East vs. North ...... ...at East May 22 .. East vs Newton Falls ..... .... a t East N. E. O. District Tournament May 7-8-9-10-ll-12 On April 24, another Golden Bears baseball team took the field for East in the season opener at Warren. According to statistics, the first and only Youngstown team that ever played and won the regionals was an East team. Last year they survived to within the last game in the class A tourna- 'ment at Columbus where they lost to Cincinnati Withrow, 9 to 6, in a thrill- ing game. -HEI Page Forty-eight Bs Bowling These are the keglers who rolled for the school that East built. With the loss of veteran Tony Sabella, Coach Iohn Hunter was faced with the task of rebuilding his team around a three man nucleus. As a result, first semester's team was captained by Frank Medina and Sam Orlando who held 156 and 159 averages. This called for more replacements, so Angelo Larricia and Ioe Bevilaque came in as recruits. Second semester's team, with Ed Salata as captain, placed third after losing by only one pin to Memorial. The team's average for the year was 881, and their record, 37 wins and 26 losses. Individual averages for second semester were: Angelo Larricia, 150: Hay Milano, 140: and Ioe Bevilaque, 134. lst Row: Don Milano, Angelo Larricia, Edmund Salata. 2nd Row: Bob Milano, Frank Medina, Tony Cardetti, Sam Olando, Iahn Hunter, coach. eil Page Forty-nine lie B C ll I. Tracy , G. Bellino, B. Demidovich, I. Ru ieri, . rac , r. NOT PICTURED: D. Bucci. This is the golf team that took to the green against New Castle on April 26 1n their 1951 golf opener. ag RTyMERSith. . . U1 Four regulars, George Bellino, Bill Carroll, Bill Demidovich, Robert Tracy and Don Bucci reported. Two new men added were: Ioe Tracy and Iohn Rug East East East East East East East East East East East East East East GOLF CALENDAR FOR 1951 New Castle South ...... .... Chaney .... .... Ursuline . . . . . . . Wilson . . . Memorial . Rayen . . . Wilson . . . Chaney . . . Ursuline . . . . . . . Rayen . . . South ..... Brookfield Memorial .... .... May May May May May May May May May May May May Iune 26 l 3 7 9 ll 14 16 18 21 23 25 28 1 there home home home home there home home home home home home home home 'Top Row Left to Right: The lanus Staff hard at Workg Dr. Fred I. Essig and Mr, E. E. Fell liolclmq Tho Ohio Record g the football team during a pep assemblyp the winners of the Hmostest on the lt-tt contestg tho lust day of school, September 5, 19507 boarding the bus at the Sheet and Tube for school. March was still like a lamb and there were happy days ahead . . . Iohn Yakubovic won the Heart Essay Contest, representing East . . . dramatic class members were still choosing a play . . . we had a Brotherhood assembly . . . The basketball team was in the tournament . . . Easter came with no vaca- tion . . . Candidates for prom attendents were nominated . . . and from all the heir apparents came our King and Queen, Alex DiGiacomo and Dorine Hunter . . . Senior A's had their last class dance . . . plans for the prom were being made . . . Y-Teens held a Square dance at the YWCA for the Iuniors and Seniors . . . Miss Alice Weber's class gave a one-act play . . . We had two male choruses . . . It stopped snowing after the first week of April . . . the weather was spring feverish . . . once in awhile you took off an afternoon . . . they were .worth it, you said to yourself after you thought about it in detention: and you -had three nights to think about it, too . . . our choirs presented the Pirates of Penzance . . . Love your Neighbor was the Senior play . . . it poured joy galore all over the auditorium . . . we made up part of the crowd that at- tended the Y-Teen all-city prom at ldora Park . . . Then came the Senior Prom, where all the girls looked like floating dreams and the boys remembered their nightmares trying to figure out how to pay for this one glorious evening . . . graduation pictures were being exchanged . . . then finally class night . . . the banquet . . . Baccalaureate when Dr. Luther Gable left with us a beautiful memory . . . no classes for Seniors for three days . . . then the beginning of the end . . . Commencement. We'll re- member it all . . . throughout the years. 'eil Page Fifty-one 74eae me memfew of clock and oz zecawl of czoz'dadz!c'ea ,eafzldccjeafed in dy eemiaw and cmalezclaaanaea :aka meme laugh' dy like fcwaftg wha and an am mad amz Em: dual: 4' p x. ,gn L. V X' - If 5 ,gf ............... A ,,,, if A J 5- eq 65, X .1 ! HXEQAR .JR . - .ii ... 2 3 x ii '-X , Q- 'L i' ' fflff PQ b was .1 H Q . :,:2 ! -'-4--f - 'l .- Q K X A .N ' ' ' ' ' ' -. A 5. A . '-- .f:'xW'- A -A--A ,JEVS -- - -' I Q ..., 4 L an 'J .w - , 'Ju N. 0 s .-... '1lb0 n if Page Fifty-three lik- Drum-majorctte - R. Sainato lst Row: H. Adair, D. Linbouqh, H. Rodrigo, P. Kambic, H. Chick, M. Feminiaqri, E. Pass. 2nd Row: E. Zcippia, B. Snowdon, D. Mirth, M. Rulli, Pl. Bucceri, R. Folleti, I. Knable. 3rd Row: R. Lewis, R. Armeni, D, Dellraino, A. Schwers, A. Marino, S. Mattuissi, T. Syrianoudis. 4th Row: I. Demitriou, K, Reeder, P. Gerone, R, Mcliluskey, R. Rulli, A. Davies, N. Miller. Sth Row: K. Wilson, A. Batino, B. Ferrante, R. lorden, R. Burton, D. Tessta, C. Corroto. How: A. Guerrieri, R. Hessnian, D. Britterium, F. Gianipetro, P. Di Giacco. Row: A. Smith, G. Graham, R. Majors, L. Mitchell, I, Domonic, 6th 7th Band In our hearts and in our memories We'll always hear the shriek of a whistle, a fast beat on the drums and a blast of horns, the East High band in 'gold and blue, thrilling us through and through with our Alma Mater. When the clock strikes eight five days a week, they're out there march- ing and learning new formations. In addition to performing at half time and playing at pep rallies, they also led the Armistice Day Parade. At the close of football season, members turned from martial to concert music and made ready for the annual Music Festival held every spring. This past year two new bands were formed to play at basketball games and social activities. Page Fifty-four Maiorettes Heads up, mark time, march es these are East's rnajorettes, chosen for ability and dexterity in twirling the baton. This colorful marching group, under the leadership of Rose Marie Sainato, accompanied our team to all football games and added greatly to the color and spirit of the day. Cheerleaders These are the cheerleaders, the energetic group in the school that East built. Their enthusiastic spirit in directing cheers at games, rallies and assemblies bolstered our spirit sky high. Ed Leshnack was leader of the rah, rah, rahs. MAIORETTES Iolmn Ambrosia, Hose Ann Peruzzi, Donna lean Villar, Rosemarie Sam- ato, Donna Lalessa, Maryln Vrable, Dorothy Zumerick. CHEERLEADERS Ioan O'Nesti, Ed Leshnack, lane Carbon, loam! Sims, Dolores Pats terson, Botly Racich, Pat Hydos. Choirs These are the tra-la-la groups, Senior, Iunior, Freshman choirs, and the Boys' and Girls' Ensembles. Ye Old English Christmas, an operetta of English traditions, ushered in the Yuletide spirit to East. One hundred and titty Freshmen voices pre- sented this delightful operetta on December 13, under the direction of Mrs. Martha Bailey Walton. On April 6, Richard Campbell directed our Senior Choir in presenting the Pirates of Penzance , a humorous and colorful operetta of the adventurous loves of those buccaneers of old. eil Page Fifty-six 23+ Pat Hannis. Frank Ctavarella, loe Conti. With Spring in full swing, our Senior Choir participated in the Spring Festival on April 29 at South Field House. All city schools were represented in this colorful revue. Boys' Octet sang at the Key Clubs' Interstate Convention at Hillman Iunior High on April 28, and our choirs sang at many assemblies throughout the year, at National Honor Society induction ceremonies and at both bacca- laureate services. -til Page Fiftyfseven H'- F Girls' Ensemble Susina Pomponio, Delores Wauschek, Anna Marie Turk, Mary Caicco, Dorothy Minnie, Dorine Hunter Ianice Granger, Mabel Thomas, Gertrude Marinelli Boys' Ensemble Sam Ozengher, Gilbert Nespeca, Wilber lrwinq Charles Chandler, Bill l-Iallewell, Paul Fercana lames Adair, Paul Ierorne, Ed Slavin, Bob Thompson Editorial Staff Janus Your annual staff recorded the events of September 1950 to Iune 1951, for a future keepsake of memories from the school that East built. The editorial staff was: Mary Ugo- lini, editor: Albert Guerrieri, co-editor: Loretta Sabatino, Ida Iaderosa, and Don Bucci, picture chairmen: and Alex DiGiacomo, art editor. Staff members were: Ronald Price, Dolores Matuissi, Geneva Leone, Shirley Wescott, Lydia Crawford, Marilyn Vale, Bill Casey, Iohn Yakubovic, Iohn Magrini, Iim Casey, Rudy Potesta, Bill Good, and Charles Hinton, photographer. Advertising committee: F. Sainato, chairman: F. Colasant, chairman: T. D'Alesio, M. Butch, N. Latessa, I. Ste- fanski, F. Zupko, G. Basile, I. Iaderosa, I. Adler, I. Simeo, A. Vitullo, R. Scahill, A. DiGiacomo, T. DeWitt, P. Ierome, A. Pappalardo, I. Gill, R. Potesta, I. La- Gamba, and B. Good. Sales Committee: E. Ferrara, chair- man: M. Skarote, chairman: P. Hannis, D. Desiato, L. Limbean, I. O'Nesti, T. Francisco, D. Minnie, G. Marinelli, E. Gentile, E. Frederico, C. Chandler, A. Bella, M. A. Medina, M. I. Porfiro, H. D'Egidio, A. Repko, E. Angelo, H. Tava- lario, I. Ioseph, M. A. Scharshan, D. Ubert, I. Turner, S. Abraham, and R. Muscatello. Echo That shrill word DEADLINE echoes and reverberates in 210 when news of sports, organizations or activities come pouring in to be copied and checked to fit Echo page layouts. Iohn Magrini, editor: Io-Ann Cucci- arre, co-editor: Loretta Sabatino, activi- Top-lanus Staffsg making up Echo in Print Shop ties editor: Charles Hinton, editorial page and photographer: Mary Ugolini, feature editor: Ioe Carano, circulation manager and Iames Lawson, exchange editor, headed the first semester staff on the paper that holds the distinction of being the first in the city to win the Vindicator Guild Trophy. if Page Fifty-eight li? SQA 4 vga! Q .-f wh .A AY gi - 3' P2-nw, av--'fn QRXU 55 f ff 'aa 15 Q I in m Mini I GSW , s 1 Debate East's Radio speech class had been represented in several Town hall Imeetings held at Hayen, South and the Ohio Hotel and has taken part in tour- neys at Chaney, Canton and elsewhere. Five students chosen by Leon Morris attended the State Student Congress, a three day affair at Wooster, in which schools from all over Northeastern Ohio were represented. Emphasis in Radio speech is not on winning, but rather on how many stu- dents participate. Bill DePierto, Ioe Navarro, Sara Oates, Irene Molson, Angela D'Auqostino, Eddie Evaniauk, Tula Nickeles, Arlene Berry, Charles Chandler, Carl Dernidovich, Herbert Freed, Ed Salata, president, Mr. Leon Morris, Cora Boyd, secretary. Ist Row: I. Conti, M. Malmisur, I. Kosolo. 2nd Row: L. Felton, R. Petrella, P. Ierome. '3rd Row: A. Vicarel, D, Clardy, R. Hessman, C. Martin, R. M. Lazar, E. Theodore, S. Sahli, S. Uqolini, E. Bush, U. Ranqo, L. Brown. 4th Row: B. DeMain, R. Whitacre, P. Milha, I. Granger, R. Bartlomain, M. L. Bevilacque, S. Dechant, P. Ierome, M. A. Yallo, C. Pachell, R. M. Osso, D. Easton. Sth Row: M, Vale, I. Lewis, M. Gergye, L, Smolko, D. Bownas, I. White, C. Chandler, R. Pino, A. DeRamo, W. Betts, R. Lewis, T. Syranoudis, P. Vitucci. 6th Row: I. Appulese, S. Nespeca, M. L. Tavalario, M. Rhodes, I. Phillips, A. M. Thomas, C. Stride, G. Hogan, H. Chick, R. Saunders, S. Bezzaro, G. Zuzan, M. Savko. -7th Row: I. Caruso, V. Recce, G. Butrym, I. Yemma, D. Bugno, A. Berry, M. Wess, L. Crawford, I. Auld, T. Smith, I. Freeman. 8th Row: B. Maronde, N. McCoy, R. M. Iordan, E. Draghita, D. Delfraino, D. Reynallt, M. Tyson, V. Curry. Latin Club The Inter Nos Latin Club grew from a desire to build a better foundation and give better back-ground for students studying Latin. The motto is Senesio Discens which means I continue to learn as long as I 1ive. Programs include the singing of songs and the giving of plays in Latin which add color and give information concerning times past when Latin was the language of the time. AEI Page Sixty IZ Boosterettes These are the Boosterettes, newly organized group of sophomores recog- nized by their sporty gold and blue separates. Their purpose is to promote school spirit, decorate, and assist other clubs in promoting drives, contests, etc. At Christmas time, they successfully inaugu- rated the Yuletide Spirit Contest for every home room, and with assistance from A. Wilson and his electric shop boys broadcasted Christmas carols at the opening and closing of school. Sponsor, Miss Ieannette Clarke. M. Scali, S. Sloan, L. DiCicco, B. Kerchofer, K. Murphy, L. Myers, M, Tamburrini, E. Skarote, K. Rohan, F. Shives, N. Melleto, D. Madfith, P. Jerome, M. Bevilacqua, U. Vanca, I. Gordan, B. Maronde, I. Luckach, 'A. M. Thomas, I. Laine, A. D'Agostino, D. Easton, S. Planinshek, L. Mastriopietro, C. Pachell, I. Brajer, M. Pizzuto, I. Maytas, D. Biro, M. L. Morrow, I. Ambrosia, M. L. Zimmerman, I. Devine, N. McCoy, D. Foley. L. Felton, M. Malmisur, V. Guglielm, M. I. Lazar, I. Santanqelo, T. DeWitt, I, Conti, I. Yakubovic, F. Sainato, I. Simeo, I, Mulholland, T. Pornpura, P. Ierome, I. Kosola, E. Simpson, C. Chandler, R. Mnndoline, N. Dubos, G. Basile, Roy E. Stine, advisor, A. Guerrieri. Not Pictured: L. Crawford. Electron Club These are the members of East Electrons, physics and chemistry students, who are learning the principles of science and trying to apply them. At regular eight o'clock Friday morning meetings, members report on new scientific findings: some meetings include special experiments. A Science Fair climaxes the year's activities of the club. Roy B. Stine, who organized this group May 5th, 1934, is club advisor. if Page Sixty-one l-2+ Y-Teens All during the year the Y-Teens' group buzzed with activities starting off with the Touchdown Toddle. Then, in succession, came the Mother and Daughter Tea, Square Dance, Fashion Show, Sweetheart Prom, Where Wilma Yankle reigned as queen, All-City Prom, demonstrations by the East Ohio Gas Company, boy and girl relation talks, conventions, and a tour of churches during Brotherhood Week by lean Santangelo. Officers were: Alice Stavick, president: Wilma Yankle, vice-president: Geneva Leone, secretary: and Mary lane Lazar, treasurer. Tri-Hi-Y Members of this sister group to Hi-Y were appointed to Civic Day posi- tions, made colorful poms for sale during football season and held joint meet- ings with other clubs. First semester officers were: Elizabeth Ferrara, president: Pat Hannis, vice-president: Letitia Limbean, treasurer: Delores DeSiato, secretary: and Ieannette Clarke, advisor. Second semester officers were: Pat Snier, president: Geneva Leone, vice- president: Pat Gonda, treasurer: Ieanette Turner and Wilma Yankle, secre- taries: and Alice Archibald, advisor. if Page Sixty-two Rf- Key Club This is the Key Club, an organization made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors in the school that East built, and endorsed by the Kiwanis Club. This organization expresses and emulates the standards set by both Kiwanis and faculty members, by their spirit of service, good citizenship and cooperation. Members participated in pep rallies, student-faculty basketball game, and a paper drive. Paul Ierome was president: Leslie Felton, vice-president: Ioe Conti, secre- tary: and Ed Salata, treasurer. T. Pompura, I. LaGamba, F. Sainato, P. Ierame, E. Salata, L. Felton, S. Nespeca, R. Pino, A. Vitullo, I. Kosola, A. Guerrieri, R. Petrella, G. Basile, T. DeWitt, I, Conti, B. Mandoline, F. Ciavarella, I. Simeo, B. Chrlstianson, I, Carano, M. Malmisur, P. Trell, D. Galante. M, Butch, N. Latessa, F. Sainato, G. Bellino, A. DiG1acomo, B. Casey, Iohn Hunter, advisor: I. LaGamba, T. Pompura, I, Kosola, G. Basile, M, Nittoli, B. Iacobs, F. Zupko, E. Simpson, P. Panno, B. Good, I. Lisko. I. Conti, I. Yakubovic, A. Guerrieri, R. Potesta, A. lnfante, A. Wilkes, B. Scahill, B. Zban, B. Comminqs, D, Bucci, I. Krxpturasky, T. Lucente, I. Slairia, B. Gatti, M. Malmisur, P. Ierome. Hi-Y These are the boys in Hi-Y who receive training in the building of Chris- tian character and leadership in both school and community. Activities ot the club included promoting clean up week, noon movie duty, participation in Civic Day, and socially, in promoting dances and joint meetings with other clubs. Phil Panno was president: Bill Iacobs, vice-president: Ioe LaGamba, sec- retary, and Earl Simpson, treasurer. 'tif Page Sixty-three I3- Student Council This is the Student Council which helps govern the students who attend the School that East built. This organization was developed from one of weak foundation to a comparatively strong group. This has been possible only because of the excellent co-operation and backing of the entire school. Main projects acted upon by Council were: sponsoring of cleanup cam- paigns: taking complete charge of all assemblies: collecting sales tax stamps: and putting of drapes in executive offices. Council also collaborated with the 'Boosterettes and Key Club in helping to promote school spirit for all activities. Officers were Iohn Yakubovic, president: Delores Mattiussi, vice-president: and Pat Snier, secretary. lst Row: Arthur Schwartz, Pat Snier, Dolores Mattiussi, Donna Easton, Georgia Vassola, Barbara Ker- chofer, Angie D'Aqostino, Ioann Valentino, Sil Pomponio, Ioe Bellino. 2nd Row: George Basile, Mike Malmisur, Albert Wilkes, Carl Demidovich, Russell Oates, Carmen Leone, Iohn Yemma, Charles Chandler, Bill Demidovich, Donald Petrella, Sam Orlando, Eddie lack. -wif Page Sixty-four lie i .--L, V k H I A ' 5 L .-1 :Q I 4 Y J Qs 'A R 4 Ll A -, ' i Q ' i f 5 ' - . . f if 'A' , A' , . wg . . f ei! 8 W ,M xr. MTS L- M, X ig rl.-li A g Nj' Egg ef 'Y 4 fx' 5 Q A 1 -I 'S L 'Kg ,. C I tr, Y 1 K 3. 5 5 Q iv A Sp ey ,f Q. X X K . , T v-v- : A -J . LL... .3 ..... Qi I . ., X fi W 24 . ' f . , ,ji - -' ,7--.,:- -1 -'-'- -'-L.. 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George Robert Electron Club National Honor Society National Forensic League Senior Play Senior A 6 B Prom Attendant Social Committee Student Council Class Basketball Key Club Hi-Y Becker. Roland Edward Choir Class Basketball Bell, Brownlee Senior Choir Bell. Norma Estella Y-Teen Choir Bella. Agnes Marie Senior Choir Brown. Faye, Louise Glee Club Y-Teen Sr. Choir Burney. Wilma lean Y-Teen Choir Butch. Michael Iames Class Basketball Varsity Football Senior Choir Senior B Prom Attendant Boys' Octet Social Committee Advertising Committee Hi-Y Chandler. Charles Leslie National Honor Society National Forensic League Student Council Senior Choir Sales Committee Social Committee Electron Club Latin Club Boys' Octet F. T. A. January Graduates Coleman. Evelyn Senior Choir Cornwell. .Metholynn Senior Choir Latin Club Corso. Vivian Barbara Senior A 6 B Prom Attendant Office Duty Glee Club Y-Teen Tri-Hi-Y Craig. Lenora Elizabeth Senior Choir Glee Club D'Alesio. Theodore Anthony Class President Varsity Football Sr. A Prom Attendant Advertising Committee Senior Choir Key Club Hi-Y Davis. Helen Marie National Honor Society Typing Award Oiiice Duty Y-Teen Tri-Hi-Y Sr. Choir Salutatorian DeNiro. Peter Vincent Senior A Prom Attendant Class Basketball Varsity Football Dent. Barbara lean Choir Y-Teen DiGiacomo. Osita Rose DeSiato. Dolores Marguerite Social Committee National Honor Society Senior B Prom Attendant Class Queen Sr. Play Sr. Choir Glee Club Y-Teen Typing Awards Dominic, Marie Antoinette Choir Librarian Dubos. Mary Louise Duke. Beatrice. Iune Sr. Choir Eckels. Maiorie Ruth National Honor Society Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teen Sr. Choir Federico. Elvira Rose Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teen Sr. Choir -'Et Page Sixty-eight lie Felde. Iecm Louise Typing Award Sr. Choir Y-Teen Fercana. S. Paul Ir. Boys' Octet Sr. Choir Orchestra Band Ferrara. Elizabeth Arm National Honor Society Electron Club Social Committee Oltice Duty Annual Staff Valedictorian Sr. B Prom Attendant Sr. Play Sr. Choir Civic Day Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. Y-Teen Francisco. Teresa Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teen Sr. Choir Freed. Arthur Irving F. T. A.. Pres. Gentile. Elda Rita Tri-Hi-Y Typing Award Social Committee Sales Committee Sr. Choir Civic Day Y-Teen Hallewell. William A. Boys' Octet Choir Harmis. Patricia Marie National Honor Society National Forensic League Typing Award Secretary of Class Sr. B G A Prom Attendant Tri-Hi-Y. Vice Pres. Y-Teen Echo Stall Girls' Octette Harver, Marilyn Iane Huck. William G. Iaderosa. Ida Electron Club Clinic Duty Office Duty Sr. Choir Sr. Play Ianus Staff Tri-Hi-Y National Honor Society Social Committee Noon Movies Y-Teen Infante, Dominic Hi-Y Choir Reserve Football Irwin, Iarnes I. Echo Staff Iordan, Christine Senior Choir Karlen, Frank Killius, Charles H. Latessa, Nicholas C. Class Basketball Varsity Football Social Committee Sr. B Prom Attendant Hi-Y Sr. Choir Advertising Committee Limbean, Letitia Civic Day Clinic Duty Sr. Play Sr. Choir Sr. A Prom Attendant Sales Committee Noon Movies Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teen Lopresta, Rita Supervisor ol Sec. Training Social Committee Senior Choir Y-Teen Mangee, Anthony Marinelli. Gertrude I. Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teen Sr. Choir Noon Movies Sr. Play National Honor Society Girls' Octette Mathews, William Senior Choir McElroy, Fredrick C. Senior Choir McKay, David I. Senior Choir Medina. Frank Social Committee Senior Play Class Basketball Bowling Golf Orchestra Band Meyer, Harry Golf Class Basketball Minnie, Dorothy Sr. B G A Prom Attenda Vice Pres. of Class Sr. Choir Girls' Octette Tri-I-Ii-Y nt Miller, Nancy I. Band Orchestra Mitzel. Catherine A. Typing Award Office Duty Y-Teen Mulholland, I ack Electron Club Navy, Cecelia Mae Senior Choir Ohle, Fredrick Class Treasurer Class King Sr. B Prom Attendant Sales Committee O'Nesti, Ioan Sr. B 6, A Prom Attendant Social Committee Cheerleader Sr. Play Sr. Choir Office Duty Y-Teen Tri-Hi-Y Civic Day Orlando, Samuel A. National Honor Society Student Council Sr. A Prom Attendant Social Committee Bowling Pearson, Eugene Class Basketball Football Sr. Choir Perruzzi, Danny I. Class Basketball Pilolli, Iosephine Sr. Choir Tri-Hi-Y Pondillo, Frances Clinic Duty Smith, Phyllis Rock, Catherine Loretta Sr. Play Sr. Choir Typing Award Office Duty Y-Teen Tri-Hi-Y Sabella, Gloria Sr. Choir Y-Teen, Tri-Hi-Y Sainato, Francis Sr. B G A Prom'Attendant Sr. B G A Class Basketball Sr. Play Social Committee Chairman Advertising Committee National Honor Society Lab. Assistant Electron Club Key Club Hi-Y -if Page Sixty-nine lie Sarver, William Reserve Football Class Basketball Cheerleader Schindler, Ioseph Class Basketball Shop Foreman Sirnione, Angeline Sr. A Prom Attendant Sr. Choir Tri-Hi-Y Stefanski, Iarnes Clayton National Honor Society, Pres. Varsity Football Class Basketball Advertising Committee Social Committee Stowe, Mary Glee Club Sr. Choir Vitto, Iohn Arvo Ir. Senior Play Vivo, Phyllis Ann Senior Choir White, Ursula M. Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teen Sr. Choir Social Committee Typing Award National Forensic League Williams, Marcus Ira Band Orchestra Wray, Sylvia Io Sr. Choir Tri-Hi-Y Wright, Frank E. Reserve Football Class Basketball Sr. Choir Yaskulka, Ioseph I. National Honor Society American Legion Award Electron Club Lab. Assistant Camera Club Sr. B Prom Attendant Sr. B Class Basketball Social Committee Key Club Young, Ruth Glee Club Y-Teen Zupko, Frank M. Social Committee Advertising Committee Camera Club Sr. Play Hi-Y Band Abraham. Suzanne Y-Teens Sales Committee Acri. Michael Choir Amatore. Anthony Amicarelli. Gloria Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Choir Orchestra Angelo. Elizabeth Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Sales Committee Arquilla. Vince Sr. A Prom Attendant Ashmore. Loretta Typing Award Baharis. Iames Hi-Y Benford. Paul Choir Bobala. Angela Y-Teens Social Committee Tri-Hi-Y Bosco. Theresa Y-Teens Choir Bott. Eileen National Honor Society. Sec. Y-Teens Oltice Duty Typing Awards Tri-Hi-Y Cap and Gown Committee Civic Day Sr. A Prom Attendant Sr. Play Boyd. Phyllis Y-Teens Class Vice-Pres. Typing Award Echo Statt Tri-Hi-Y Sr. A Prom Attendant Bucci. Donald Ianus Staff Hi-Y Co-Captain Football All-State Football All-County Football All-City Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Golf Sr. B Prom Attendant Baseball Civic Day .lune Index Bush. Sophie National Honor Society Social Committee Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Typing Award Civic Day Sr. Play Byers. Iune Y-Teens Typing Award Caicco. Mary Name Card Committee Girls' Octette Choir Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Civic Day Carmendy. Ioe Casalini. Theresa Librarian Casey. Iarnes Echo Stat! Ianus Staff Sr. Play Casey. Bill Hi-Y Ianus Stall Class Basketball Baseball Reserve Football Civic Day Cello. Irene Y-Teens Ciavarella. Frank Basketball Key Club Boys' Octet Colesant. Felix Advertising Chairman Student Council Movie Operator Conti. Angie Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Clinic Duty Conti. Ioe Key Club, Sec. Electron Club Social Committee Class Basketball Latin Club Treasurer Boys' Octet Band Orchestra 'it Page Seventy E+ Crawford. Lydia Ianus Statt Electron Club Choir National Honor Society F.T.A., Sec. Latin Club Y-Teens Cucciarre. loann Echo Editor Tri-Hi-Y Publicity Chairman Typing Awards National Honor Society Curry. Alonzo D'Egidio. Rosemary Y-Teens Sales Committee Dent. Barbara DePinto. Iosephine Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y DeSa1vo. Carl Football Hi-Y Civic Day DeWitt. Tom Hi-Y Key Club Advertising Committee Boys' Octet Choir Civic Day Sr. Play Class Night Diamond. Mary Dickey. Rosemary Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Clinic Duty DiFrangia. Mary Sr. B Prom Attendant Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y DiGiacomo. Alex Hi-Y Ianus Artist Advertising Committee Sr. B Prom Attendant Class Basketball Ir. High G .Reserve Football Civic Day Class King Dimitriou. Iohn Band Electron Club Movie Operator Lab. Assistant Ditata. Lucy Choir Y-Teens Dubos. lohn Dubos. Nick Electron Club ' Dutcher, Floyd Choir Orchestra Band Ells. Donald Choir Reserve Football Felt. Helen Bookstore Duty Cap and Gown Committee Fergus. Eleanor Y-Teens Choir Fiumara. Victoria Y-Teens Choir Franklin. Eli Furni. Anita Y-Teens Bookstore Duty Tri-Hi-Y Sr. Play Gagasoulis. Helen Choir Gentile. Eva Bookstore Duty Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Choir Giarnpietro, Francis Band Orchestra Choir F.T.A. Key Club Gilkes, Dorothy Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Office Duty Bookstore Duty Clinic Duty Sr. Play Gill. Iarnes Advertising Committee Art Awards Gillespie, Lillian Gonda. Patricia Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer Civic Day Sr. Play National Honor Society Good, Bill Social Committee Sr. A G B Prom Attendant Advertising Committee Hi-Y Ianus Stall Echo Staff Class Basketball Civic Day Grace, Wallace Graham. Betty Clinic Duty Librarian Typing Award Granger. I anice Choir Bookstore Duty Y-Teens Girls' Octette Guerrieri, Albert Band Orchestra F .T.A.. Vice-Pres. Key Club Hi-Y Electron Club , Ianus Co-editor Social Committee Advertising Committee Class Basketball Civic Day Sr. A Prom Attendant Class Night Committee Ch Guerrieri. Lucy Choir Tri-Hi-Y Noon Movies Librarian Student Council Typing Award Civic Day Sr. Play National Honor Society Harklerode. Eugene Band Orchestra Hines, Grace Choir Tri-Hi-Y Office Duty Y-Teens Civic Duty if Page Seventy-one air. Fr Hunter, Dorine Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Choir Octette National Honor Society Treasurer Class Secretary Clinic Duty Civic Day Sr. Play Jacobs. William Varsity Football Class Basketball Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. Social Committee Civic Day Sr. A Prom Attendant Class Night Committee Ianesh. Robert Baseball Class Basketball Ierome, Paul Lab Assistant Key Club President Electron Club, Pres. Latin Club Social Committee Advertising Committee Hi-Y Choir Octet Basketball Civic Day Sr. Play National Honor Society lones, Floyd Choir Iones. Melvyn Choir loseph. lean lanus Sales Committee Choir Clinic Duty Y-Teens Kalchthaler. May Y-Teens Choir Keshock, Florence Y-Teens Office Duty King. Viola Knizer. Esther Typing Awards Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y LaGamba. loseph Hi-Y. Sec. Key Club Class Basketball Band Orchestra Advertising Committee Civic Day Sr. A Prom Attendant Lambert. Evelyn Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Office Duty LaRocca. Verna Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Choir Cap 6: Gown Committee Civic Day Larubina. Dominic Choir Larubina. Theresa Y-Teens Choir Lazar. Mary Iane Student Council Electron Club Y-Teens. Treas. National Honor Society Latin Club Leone. Dolores Choir Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Sr. Play Leone. Geneva Tri-Hi-Y Social Chairman Y-Teens, Sec. Janus Staii Noon Movies Bookstore Duty Typing Awards Civic Day Sr. A Prom Attendant Sr. Play Leonelli. Ida Choir Y-Teens Leshnack. Edward Varsity Basketball Cheerleader Name Card Committee Choir Sr. A Prom Attendant Sr. Play Lewis. lohn if Lisko. lack Hi-Y Reserve Football Civic Day Sr. A Prom Attendant Lyons. Mike Golf Baseball Reserve Football Sr. A Prom Attendant McDowell. Margie Y-Teens McHale. Richard McKelly. Canary Choir Macri, Cannelina Choir Maiors. Don Football Baseball Class Basketball Maletic, Barbara National Honor Society Noon Movies Choir Bookstore Duty Tri-Hi-Y Civic Day Mandoline. Roland Key Club Electron Club Social Committee National Honor Society Marotti. Sadie Martin. Marlene Y-Teens Majorette Choir Bowling Martin. Ruby Y-Teens Mattiussi. Dolores Student Council Social Committee Typing Award Office Duty Ianus Staff Mauerman. Esther Choir Typing Award National Honor Society Medina. Mary Ann Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Choir Morgan, Carol Choir Morucci. Mary Y-Teens Office Duty Librarian Choir Sr. Play Sr. A Prom Attendant Muscatello. Rose Choir Y-Teens Sales Committee -if Page Seventy-two lif- Nittoli. Mike Class President Student Council Baseball Varsity Football Hi-Y Basketball Sr. A G B Prom Attendant Noon Movies Operator Civic Day Class Night Noel. Lois Choir Library Duty North. Esther Typing Award Y-Teens Oates. Russell Football Co-Captain Baseball Basketball Student Council All City All County Orlando. Helen Choir Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Library Duty National Honor Society Panno. Philip Hi-Y, Pres. Football Basketball Baseball All State All County All City Civic Day Pannunzio. Elaine Choir Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Typing Awards Pappalardo. Angelo Advertising Committee Hi-Y Civic Day Pappas. Mary Choir National Honor Society Parise. Gerald Ir. High Football Patterson. Dolores Choir Cheerleader Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Petrella. Donald Piqnatelli. Rose Y-Teens Choir Glee Club Pincham. Howard Ir. Football Choir Pincham, Naomi Pitoscia, Tony Dramatlcs Pomponio, Susina Latin Club Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens National Honor Society Civic Day Office Duty Student Council Choir Girls' Octette Sr. A 6 B Prom Attendant Pompura. Tom Civic Day Key Club Electron Club Hi-Y Choir Boys' Octet Latin Club Sr. Play Class Night Porfiro, Mary Y-Teens Choir Janus Sales Committee Potesta, Rudy Hi-Y Sr. A 6 B Prom Attendant Ianus Staff Civic Day Advertising Committee Baseball Ir. High Basketball Pramuka. Ray Racich. Betty Choir Cheerleader Tri-Hi-Y Sr. A G B Prom Attendant Y-Teens Civic Day Reeves. Dezzie Varsity Football Rega. Mary Ann Choir Repko. Agnes Choir Sales Committee Richards. Norma Rinaldo, Antoinette Latin Club Y-Teens Choir Rohrbaugh, Genevieve Saadi. Rose Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Student Council Choir National Honor Society Typing Award Civic Day Sabatino. Loretta Senior Picture Chairman Ianus Stait National Honor Society Y-Teens Social Chairman Typing Awards Assistant Echo Editor Cap and Gown Committee Sainato. Rose Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Sr. A 6 B Prom Attendant Santangelo. I ean Electron Club Latin Club Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Typing Award National Honor Society Santillo, Louise Bookstore Duty Saulino, Ray Choir Scahill, Robert Advertising Committee Hi-Y Reserve Football Baseball Civic Day Scarsella, Concetta Y-Teens Choir Schi.ndler. Bob Hi-Y Reserve Football Civic Day Sharshan, Mary Ann Y-Teens Sales Committee Choir Page Seventy-three Simeo, Ioe Class Treasurer President National Honor Society Advertising Committee Hi-Y Key Club Electron Club Band Civic Day Sr. Play Sims, Io-Ann Social Committee Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Cheerleader Typing Awards Office Duty Choir Sr. A Prom Attendant Skarote, Mary ' Y-Teens Sales Committee Library Duty Clinic Duty Slattery, Ruth Tri-Hi-Y Bookstore Duty Library Duty Snier. Pat National Honor Society Social Chairman Student Council, Sec. Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. Name Card Committee Y-Teens Civic Day Sr. A Prom Attendant Sr. Play Stavick. Alice National Honor Society. Vice Pres Y-Teens, Pres. Echo Staff Social Committee Choir Typing Awards Stefko, Mary Stevens, Angie Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Typing Award Civic Day Sr. A Prom Attendant Stephens, Eloise Y-Teens Choir Glee Club Tavalario. Helen Y-Teens Band Library Duty Clinic Duty Sales Committee Thomas. Mabel Choir Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y Girls' Octette Advertising Committee Tracey. Robert Student Council Golf Team Oiiice Work Tribble. Rose Choir Turk. Ann Marie Choir Tri-Hi-Y Sr. B Prom Attendant Civic Day Cap 6 Gown Committee Girls' Octette Advertising Committee Y-Teens Turner. Ieanette Clinic Duty Ottice Duty Tri-Hi-Y Typing Award Sales Committee Civic Day National Honor Society Ubert. Dolores Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens Clinic Duty Office Duty Library Duty Typing Award Civic Day National Honor Society Ugolini. Mary Tri-Hi-Y Echo Staff Y-Teens I anus Editor Vechiarella. Ioann Y-Teens Social Committee Office Duty Class Night Committee Vitullo. Angelo Key Club Hi-Y Boys' Octet Advertising Committee Choir Civic Day Ir. High Football Reserve Football Waite. Malcolm Class Basketball Reserve Football Welsh. Jem! Library Duty Choir Y-Teens Typing Award National Honor Society Wilkes. Albert Student Council Hi-Y Baseball Civic Day Sr. A Prom Attendant -151 Page Seventy-four lit' Wiscott. Shirley Tri-Hi-Y Ianus Staff Library Duty Y-Teens Civic Day Sr. Play National Honor Society Womach. Gladys Choir Wray. Carole Y-Teens Choir Yakubovic. Iohn Student Council. Pres. Hi-Y Electron Club Choir Class Basketball Social Chairman . Civic Day Sr. A G B Prom Attendant Ianus Staif Class Night Yankle. Wilma Sr. A G B Prom Attendant Sweetheart Prom Queen Y-Teens, Vice-Pres. Tri-Hi-Y. Vice-Pres. Clinic Duty Otiice Duty Typing Awards Zumerick. Dorothy Civic Day Majorette Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y The Closing This is the End and the Beginning. It is the end of ou.r high school days and the beginning of new careers. We have now .come to the place where we must begin to build on that plan we have been preparing in our years here at East. In the course of our lives, many of us will travel far, and ,in the years to come we may tend to forget many events of our happy days in school together, but each time we hold this book before us, we shall again return to East and all our classmates. In our reminiscing, we shall trace over and over again each won- derful incident bound within these silver covers, memories so dear to our hearts. Now we are graduating, leaving East to seek further educa- 'tion and training: to get a start in our careers: to plant our roots in a place on this earth. True, we shall meet and make great decisions which may interrupt or change our plans, but we shall do so intelligently and courageously. As classes have done before us, we too, leave our footprints deeply imbedded in the Spirit of East High - the Spirit of the school that East built. -'Elf Page Seventy-five HK' THE HUGHES PROVISION CO. 118 East Federal Street 118 Youngstown's Finest Sanitary Food Market Fish Department Bakery Department Owned and Operated by Owned and Operated by CAMPBELL BROTHERS W. M. GROSS Hughes Market Never Undersold on High Quality Meat Congratulations, Graduates! We have faith in your generation! CANALE'S CUT-RATE MEDICINES Corner Albert and McGuffey Rd. Fountain Service Gifts for All Occasions Patent Medicines Phone 6-9728 Open Evenings - I - - I -it Page Seventy-six 13+ Congratulations, Classes of l95l! You've reached the end of a four-year street . . . or at least that's the way you feel now. The secret's in the word commencement, though. Commence means to begin . . . you'll begin being a part of a startling new world . . . a world that looks to you to guide it . . . away from fear, oppression, prejudice and hate. The first years are the hardest, but they're yours! Let's see what you can do with them! MCKELVEY,S 1883 - 1951 Congratulations . . . HOLT HARDWARE CO. Oak and Lansdowne 6-6241 Sherwin-Williams style guides available for the latest and smartest in home decoration. WE DELIVER! Your East End Hardware Service -HS! Page Seventy-seven I-2+ It matters not how straight the qotte, How charged with punishment the scroll, I am the captain of my forte: I crm the master of my soul! CWilliotm Ernest Henleyl CONGRATULATIONS. CLASS OF 1951 STROUSS-HIRSHBERCJS Youngstown's Dependable Store Since 1875 Compliments of TONDY RADIO REPAIR We Specialize in All Makes of Home and Auto Radio Repairs Vincent Tondy Phone 7-5756 939 Valley Street -'if Page Seventy-eight 13+ BROWN ,S DRUG STORE 1841 Oak St. Phone 4-5418 2000 Canfield Rd. Phone 2-6716 Serving East Side for 19 Years Now in new modern building with Younqstowrfs Finest Prescription Laboratory ?l Well Done. Class of 1951 Your class ring is a lasting symbol of your own fine achievements - and of the quality that is always to be found in Brenner iewelry O Q 0 ' RAYMOND BRENNER I Registered Ieweler, American Gem Society I I Federal at Hazel -IE-f Page Seventy-nine Your planning is over - Your future shall begin! Congratulations, Seniors! B1'0ns0n's Patent Med. 815 Albert Street Youngstown, Ohio Phone 6-9782 Compliments of I Deramo Florist I O I Flowers for All Occasions I I 0 Phone 3-3826 l Compliments of Sunnyside Cafe 1442 Oak St. Youngstown, Ohio Phone 8-9807 I BLAIR-CONDITIONING the finest cleaning available and we can proven il Blaires I Youngstown's Largest Quality Cleaners 1.-l.. l57v cash and carry at our 7 stores 'if Page Eighty lif- Frank Beshara East Side's Newest Master Custom Tailors Men's Dress and Sport Clothes Ladies' Slacks, Suits. and Top Coats 64lV2 Himrod Ave. Phone 4-7486 .I .l SHY LOCKSON Custom Tailors I 2nd Floor I y 201 Wick Bldq. Cor. Phelps and Federal Suits Tailored From 547.50 Up Pants From I 3514.95 Up Iacket-Pants Combination 525.00 Up ' I Don't Be Shy, See Shy The Original Since 1907 Peter Nerone Sl Sons Alfred and Albert Nerone Specializing in Sunbeam Gas Oil and Coal Fumaces Repairs for All Makes Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds Roofing. Spouting Estimates Without Obligation Phone Day or Night 7-7529 Shop and Office 340 Lansing Avenue I Glasgow Tailors, Inc. I Personal Tailoring Service for Particular Men and Women I ' T. P. Morelli 312 W. Federal Phone 3-1429 if Pu - ! - ge Eighty-one las Q EllN'1'1'S Sell Serve Fund Market 138 North Fruit Street Top Quality Meats Fresh Produce Daily Fresh Dressed Poultry For a Full Line of American or Italian Groceries call Conti's Phone 6-1427 Free Delivery Anytime Compliments of FIFTH AVENUE CAFE 221 Fifth Ave. Phone 6-9177 Scarsella Furniture Co. 934 Oak St. Everyday Low Prices Hotpoint Appliances Roper Gas Ranges RCA Television and Radios Rugs. Carpets Convenient Terms Compliments of THE CHATTERBOX 1024 Wilson Ave. Television Nightly Compliments from ACME BARBER SHOP lames Cuccerese Richard Lassasso 946 Oak St. Youngstown, Ohio to the 1951 Class from C. 6 B. Lumber 6 Hardware Store 641 1-limrod Ave. Phone 3-3322 Youngstown, Ohio I Compliments and Good Wishes Compliments and Good Wishes Compliments of to the lune, 1951 Class from BLU-GOLD DAIRY BRQWNIE'S MARKET 1541 East 1-liqh Ave. 80 N. Garland Ave. Phone 3-1685 Phone 77697 +24 Page Eighty two lie Compliments of I Compliments of Rigby Medicine Store Magazine and Fountain Service 1l2l Rigby St. Phone 6-9825 Domenic Cicchi, Prop. I ohn F Drummond Gas and O11 Batteries Tires - Tubes - Accessones Corner Oak and Early Rd. Phone 6-9752 Service Station We sincerely wish for success I to every member of the East High graduation class of 1951. FIDEL PHOTO STUDIO 821 Elm St. Youngstown, Ohio I RITZ AUTO BODY PAINT SHOP Iohn Ritz Phone 7-2665 Corner Oak and Euclid Youngstown, Ohio The Food Market. . . Of Best Values CELSO'S Quality Super Market Quality Meats. Groceries, Vegetables and Fruits Poultry- Dressed or Alive Phone 7-8031 1543 Himrod Ave. SALATA FOOD MARKET 227 Summit Ave. IOES SHOE SHOP 1399 oak si. For Reliable Sihoe Repair Tw LORD CHESTERFIELD 335 W Federal St Phone 4 3226 I Compliments of -121 Page Eighty-three 13 I '-' 'T -'- '--I . . I Capturing the Joy and beauty of the I occasion is true art. 22 I Preserve such events with honest, I I lifelike photographs. sg I - . I I 1 W1sh to extend my most I sincere good wishes to the January I I graduating class of 1951. S9 1 I I I o I o I Www Swan Phone 3-1714 104 W. Wood Street ' f I Il-..---- Heartiest Congratulations and Sincere Best Wishes Extended to the East High Graduates of June 1951 Q I . Qatadene Szfcwlca ' Phone 3-1714 104 W. Wood St I I 0 O 0 I 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 7 'if Page Eighty-five Ef- PENNSYLVANIA GAS FURNACES Roofing and Spoutinq Sheet Metal Work Ferrara Heating Co. I 1530 Oak Phone 4-0708 -- 3-2869 ,. .1 SLAVIN Dry Cleaning 1836 Oak Phone 3-4797 Compliments of Coca - Cola Bottling Company of Youngstown 669 Wick Avenue Youngstown 2, Ohio Schaefer Music Shoppe Musical Instruments Accessories. Sheet Music Instruction Books and Supplies Guaranteed Instrument Repairing 409-10-11-12 Keith-Albee Bldg. Phone 3-4605 Res. 3-2803 Music . . . The Universal Lcmguage 'if Page Eighty-six Ef- Men's Shoes for 87 Years SMITH'S Next to Strand Theatre Compliments of AGLER AGENCY 610 Mahoning Bank B1dg. 'A' STAR if BOTTLING WORKS 118 N. Lane Ave. Phone 3-8419 MAZZOCCO BROS. Hardware, Paints, Varni.shes Pa:inters', Plumbing Supplies Glass. Pipe Cutting. Threading Window Glass Installed 622 Himrod Ave. Phone 3-6714 JI We Make a Specialty of Birthday, Wedding, and other 'Special Occasion' Cakes CHRISTMAN'S BAKERY 1547 Oak St. Phone 3-6312 Diamonds Diamonds Setting Watches Iewelry Repairing Rings Watch Repairing Radios, Etc. Ring Sizing D. P. Sandine Phone 6-3924 321 E. Federal St., Youngstown PUGH BROS. Iewelers 15 W. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio Phone 4-5071 BEST IEWELERS Home of Famous Names in Iewelry on Easy Payment 1-2-3 West Federal JE Page Eighty-seven 134- For the Latest in Men's Clothes Est' 1900 Phone 3-0200 STYLE -CENTER RENDAN0 S Iewelers CLOTHES Diamonds, Watches 139 W- Federal Sf- Musical Instruments -Opposite Paramount Theatre 221 E. Federal St., Youngstown NERONE FURNACE CO. Roofing. Spouting and Repairs 472 E. Federal Street Phones - Office 3-2898 Shop 4-0730 Sam Nerone, Prop. k Compliments of A Friend 1 Compliments of Compliments of Sunrise Confectionery Clover Leaf Dairy Co. 1601 McGuffey Road 1585 Himrod Ave. ' Phone 3-4997 Phone 4-3868 1 I CO1'f1D11T1'191'1fS 01 Compliments of I NATIONAL SHOE CO. 129 E. Federal St. Phone 3-7716 TONl'S BARBER SHOP 1601 Oak St. Cf Page Eighty-eig ht 121- Conqratulations I . Graduates! Beg' wishes! I I ' ' De MHiH,S The Elms I I I 529 Elm Street Royal Oalies I I L. A. Cavalier. Ir. I 92,4 Qqk Sf, I Manager Youngstown, Ohio 71 1-I I -' '- 1' I Make I I Stambau h- ' g . A. P. 9 . Thompson S I MHFIHCIII SI Son I Your Supply Headquarters for Hardware, Sports, cmd ' FAMILY FQQDS I Home Needs! I I I 114 W. Federal sf. ' 642 Himfed Ave. 2625 Market St. Phone 7-5544 I 1652 Mahoning Ave. , Founded in 1846 L 1 7 1 1 1 1 l -if Page Eighty-nine 1'3- Compliments of KNIGHT S GROCERY Fresh Meats Fruit Vegetables Phone 4 13ll Youngstown Ohio l 1042 N. Garland Ave. l A. L. Morgan, Prop. Prescriptions School Supplies - Films Phone 6-9127 1028 Himrod Ave. Compliments of NESPECA'S FOOD MARKET 1236 East High Ave. NORTH SIDE RECREATION Bowling At Its Best 2031 Belmont Ave. Phone 7-4911 1 SPORTING GOODS CO. We Specialize in All Kinds of Sporting Goods Carl Genklnger Ben Schorsu Pete McBride 29 N. Champion Phone 7-3023 GABRIEL'S SERVICE General Auto Repairing Specializing in Brakes Mobilgas and Oils Phone 7-9765 1002 Rigby St Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of Helen's Food Market 1831 McGuffey Rd. Phone 3-3347 Youngstown, Ohio S. 6. A. Rosenbaum 401 East Federal St. SHOES L -it Page Ninety I-3+ , ll gf Q , :::: 5' ag .5251 Q X I I 5 f -IIlI- H x III ' H Q ::: iwuyiazff Xie Weis.. Q70 M7-XRKS OF QU?-XLITY :X'! 3555 wmllif 5 3 illllnf' THE CANTQN ENGRAVUNG 8. ELECTROTYPE coMPANv 400-410 Third sf.,s. E. cancun, Ohio fb Ninety-one 259 ua . I ,