East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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efagfky 6657 fff ami, ef' gy 'QC :ig-'gf 5 if f s ,ffffg f ST Q F FS Ianus staff members were: P. Yakotich, M. Bevilacquia, N. I Osso, B- Lewis. l- Gueffierif A- POYIUYZO. T- NiChOlGS. C- Rud- Hydos, A. Davies, S. Dechant, E. Draghita, N. Felton, S. Bez- loff, F. Krprcak, D. Dellfrarno, I, -Wal, Deramo, F. Cuc- zarro, D. Fentules, C. Martin, I. Delllck, P. Yannarellct, R. CICIUS, l- BOSC0. l- NSVCIITO, T- SYIIGYIOXICUS, l- Felde. lst How, left to right: L. Butler, D. DelPlato, 2nd row, M. ZaZa, I, Kurjan, E. Draghitcx. D. Chismarg 3rd row, l. George, C. Plnchmaro, I. Young, I. Hernandez, 4th row, D. Vicarel, B. Demedovich, F. Strollo, I. Moretti, C. Martin, S. Scarazzo, P. Moses, G. Strickland. Janus Staff Copy, pictures, layouts, sketches, choosing a cover, and deadline finally brought the work of the Ianus to a halt. Tom Syrianoudis, editor, and Iim Guerrieri, co-editor, combined their efforts with Miss I. Clarke, advisor, Tula Nicholas, picture execu- tive, and the other 18 members of the staff to compose the annual. With football season in full swing, the staff took charge of Homecoming, which included decorated cars, salute to Dads, queen and court, followed by a very successful dance. Carole Martin was chairman, and Miss I. Clarke and E. R. Smith, advisors.

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East's Governing Body Sitting: D. Easton, C. Leshnack, I. Summers, I. D'A1esio, B. Strange, C. Canacci, C. Brown, R. Clark, L. Posey, A, Anderson, B. Clardy, D. Lariccia, R, DeSanto, F. Zyuith, S. Bownas, A. Dando, M. DeSiato, I, LaPresta, Standing: D. Chismar, D. Chefto, V. Salata, L. Cuccurese, C. Grazziano, F. Factor, V Fumi, T. Intante, S. Demidovich, D. Tankovich, B. Fertante, H. Mulholland, K. Payton, I. Marco, N. Marsicola, C. Garone, C. Pinciaro, A. Protapapa, B. Commardo, B. Barone, Mr. Paul Miller, advisor Not pictured-Tom Syrianoudis. Student Council Like our own city ot Youngstown, East High also has a council, composed of representatives from every home room. This year, the group rallied behind council sponsored pep assemblies, polio benefit dance and the tax stamp drive. Council tradition was started with a first annual banquet and the P.A. system of morning services and announcements. Officers were: Donna Easton, president: Ralph Donofrio, vice-president, and Marsha Morrow, secretary-treasurer. it Page Nineteen lil'-

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Sales Committee Every morning at 8:15, members of the sales committee were seen scurrying here and there, looking for Ianus subscribers. I. Griffith and I. Conway headed this busy group. lst Row, left to right: M. Bevilaquia, E. Draghita, I. Lapresta, V. Fumi: 2nd row, I. Turner, A. Thomas: 3rd row, I. Mauer- giara, R. Iordan, A. Gay, P. Burke, T. Nicholas, E, Bush, C. tri e. Echo Staff Meeting a deadline spells w-o-r-k for Echo staff members. Reporting, writing copy and heads, typing, laying out pages, making up pages in our print shop, proof reading, counting, circulating - that's the routine for each issue - but our efficient staff always makes it. Carole Martin, editor: Eleanor Draghita, co-editor: Frances Strollo, managing edi- tor: Shirley Scarazzo, first page editor: Iackie Moretti, second-page editor: De- lores Delplato, third-page editor: Dan Vicarel and Bill Demidovich, fourth-page editors: Phyllis Moses, circulation editor: Ioan Kurjan, exchange manager: and Iohn Hernandez, advertising editor. 43 lst row, left to right: D. Easton, B. Mulholland, B. Kelley, R. Donofrio, I. Boscoe, I. Caruso: 2nd row, G. H R. O , C. Pachell, R. Rezek, N. Hydos, I agan, sso Belino: 3rd row, M. Savko, T. King, I. Guerrleri. Advertising Committee The advertising committee, under the leadership of I. P. Griffith, assisted by I. Conway, went scouting high and low for new ads. Were they successful? Iust look in the back of this book, and you'll see. Page Twenty-one E4-