East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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Duane Rodgers 64 efjlfff flew? f 1410164 9 - ,LJ 5 -' srsf 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. ja, .J 77 Jak? ll vi Algfuzgqfry' fkizta -fu .4 pq 1 -'tai ,,', .fy fl' 1 .A fs-1-Z If I l , Mx Inf. 9.11111 ficfcfy f ' f pf-ab .zf-f.L7fv ,Aka Ll fn 1 -v,,LJ,g, ll Af-0' , f fl. . 7? MQ al - 1 Y A ' J:,dM,f1,q ft 1,L441-cLQu. 'ably A f14! ':f7 9 ' t r ffl f ., -V J, 4145 -flzcfzufl ' V LC bykg,-:ac ,y X X, ac 'LZ s JHNUS 1955 ' W 7 ,- M7 QZZVYWW EAST HIGH SCHCCL YoUNGsTowN, oH1o .4Mmu 44,44 if WF' nwfiwf J li by if? ,f I .-1+ A ' N, j ' 0 is f U I, 4f' , 6 'f-.l XX 1 Qfuwgqbgwt 5 5. y At ,Q ss A fic , , X S' ' fm f Af A 'Z gil.-O Qi? , Wi CW IQJX F199 if 1 14 by 1 is-by i q Q if y X rrp Y L' ! I 5 tb u 1 2 9 -.-gg 'x K , History of East Our school history began in September, 1926, with I. W. Smith, principal. Upon his retirement in 1948, E. E. Fell, his former assistant, succeeded him. In September, 1954, a 5950.000 addition was completed which boosted our enrollment to a record of 1,724 students from grades seven to twelve. Dedication of the new wing, containing a new gymnasium, auditorium, shop and class rooms, was held on Sunday. May 1, 1955. Up until 1950 we were known as the Sunrisers, but upon a student poll, and recommendation of the coaches, the title Golden Bears was adopted. In 1951, Nuggets the nickname for our Golden Bears, was brought into being. Q CLASS OF 1955 The class of 1955 chose the Red Rose for class flower: blue and white for class colors, and the enchanting melody Star- dust, for their class song. J 'M . .2 Q3 jp, W GSW g!1ZQ5y,? 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Fell leaves this message with you: Graduation from high school pre-supposes a purpose in life. You have had splendid opportunities inthe last four years to establish goals and develop a philosophy of life which will con- tribute to successful living. We hope you have made many lasting friendships and that you have developed a sense of humor, habits of industry, faith in yourselves. and a faith in God. Our association together has been pleasant and our confidence in you is justified. E. E. Fell PQ 'rf' Mr. Burton Honey Mr. Burton Honey leaves this thought with you: For twelve years you, the class of '55, have surmounted many obstacles in your quest for knowledge and graduation from high school. Our democratic form of government, in giving you the opportunity to pursue these goals, holds that the greatest de- velopment of the individual represents the highest good for the individual and for the nation. Your continual effort for mature development will depend upon your use of the experiences gained through your years of schooling. May you find happiness, success, and satisfaction in your future life's work. B. H. Honey Lucy Pittinger HELPING HANDS Because of the work of Miss Lucy Pittinger, students can be given individual psychology tests to determine their ability. Her services are available to us at East and also eleven other buildings in the area. Besides being school psychologist, Miss Pittenger is also a part time English teacher. Office Staff Besides a new school addition, we also had a new addition to our office staff. Miss Carolyn Iones, graduate of Poland High School, succeeded Shirley Boom- hower. A well-organized office means a well- organized school. This task is competently accomplished by our ever-striving staff: Miss Carolyn Iones, Miss Eleanor Love, Myron Reese, and Wilbert Lambeth, vis- iting teacher. -.-,-.7!,,f,Q 1. OFFICE STAFF r X f l pf., 5. xx .Nw L xx If -W. L b th M. Reese. Standing, left to right am e , Sitting - Miss C. Iones, Miss E. Lov 9. X t DEANS Ruth Higley Dean of Girls .l. P. Griffith Dean of Boys Our deans, Miss Ruth Higley and Iames Griffith, have a dual role in school life, serving both in the field of instruction cmd guidance. Miss Higley, along with teach- ing home-nursing and child-care, is dean of girls: Mr. Griffith teaches public speak- ing and is dean of boys. As guidance people, they help students to recognize and to solve their problems independently. Q. QS N. 4: :N S s' 'x' I A ,,f 45 Nags XF .9 Q X A' v , A .4 M Q? .:A. , -ii farm - W -5.21 , A X f -,Z X fy .,,,., S A ,ws , xf. vw A zffxf fair e S fy Q XA! X , 4? A 5 . K ' N451 f Qfiggfl . ffi 5:5252 1 sfrwsfik J' T' lflifkr . i girls F isa, M, V JV Q4 , 15 X Pin s 4 i In f S 'L A if 1 f'MQ'T31 1,10 , V nwffa , ,Na+ f A - K M, U x X, x ink, r W w gsgkw 'xi A K . , '- 2. '- -: :.'w:::-a ':f -: x if' 'PH -F Yi ,W .W f -4-f .1.- - f 2, 5 . X sig . t ff I 201 lst Row 2nd Row 1,3 V 3rd Row G? , K 4th How in fr Allan Fox, Charles Gomez, Clarence Goterba, Doris Hall, Nicho- las Hayden Sarah Head, Ieanette Hogan, Iennie Hudson, Iohn Hunter, Donald Leach Walter Leyda, Harley Littler, Mary Love, Edna Lowmiller, Iohn McDougall Myrtie Maneely, Anthony Marino, Willis Martin, Gladys Miller, Iohn Miller Faculty W Q,,f fy wp rtQjZ2mil7?lMt1f0 Q-.,,, Agu247f1Af,- W ff 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Row Row How How Row j',,yV1f1fm Paul Miller Mary Porter, Iohn Baz, Arthur Schwartz Ioseph Secchini, E. R. Smith, Iulia Wood Smith, Ruth Stevenson Hoy Stine Jane Noot, Iohn Panik, Ioseph Perlitz ie Rodgers, Margaret Schnurenberger William Swan, Robert Troescher, Alice Weber, Alanson Whitaker Marie White Norma Wintzer, Michael Zupko C9 MM529724 QQ Q L x wwf Tv'-i'1E'i3'f? My Q Of J E ' . .,o 'o,g ' if :' W C400 X 1 : 'E 1 I, 6Q,vAT'0N9,v Oi I 4 ' Of 01, it. . :R Sv xga C N .ll J. ' - 1 X , J' ,4 ' J Class of '57 lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Row Row Row Row Row Row Sassano, Canacci, Menold, Ambrosia, Hall, Cliney, Bennings, Lariccia, Barnes, Schuler, Arquilla, Campbell, Sahli, Marnelli. Massula, Castellani, Anzelmo, Bondi, Minnio, Marriotti, Marciano, McKenna, Clark, Bennett, Iackson, Kovach, Iones, Rulli, Cascarelli, Infante, Iett, Kerchoffer, Armeni, Lane, Bennett, Regula. Bence, Caruso, Malie, Butler, Lloyd, Roberts, Mistovich, McRae, Boum, Iackson, Casey, Meg- ginson, Adams, Clark, Martin, Magrini, Boardes. Minnio, Schettino, Buftord, Zupko, Anzelmo, Chonek, Curtis, Kalusky, Kline, Rios, Cappiti, McKenna, Centofante, Ramirez. Macek, Bajnok, Rovnak, Reed, Cemok, Iefferson, Schettino, Bunkley, Lynch, Rogers, Hill, Kanable, Scadine, Ares, Checkaloif, Brown. Megginson, Minnotti, Kowardy, Hunt, McKay, Hides, Shaffer, Chick, Iay, Irwin, Leshnak. lst Row Petretic, Simms, Naples, Nagy, DeSiato, Navarro, Harris, Williams, Guttierriz, Guzic, Stoops. Nelson, Fisher. 2nd Row Streb, Vonia, Gallagher, Tulipanno, Smith, Habes, Oliver, Dietz, Page, Gallante, O'Nesti. 3rd Row Zyvith, Yakotich, Gatti, Fusillo, Coleman, Williams, Gilford, Peldie, Gregory, Francisco. Zarbough, Haus. 4th Row Davis, Dietz, Haus, Price, Davis, Morse, Smith, Hazard, Quarreles, Echols, Flowers, Swierz Testa, Noura, Fabrizio, Costa. 5th Row Diana, Strange, Graziano, DelArco, Traylor, Herd, Harvey, Patterson, White, Mitchill, Fawer Durkin, D'Orazeo, Dyer, DePietro, De1Fraino. 6th Row Cordova, DePaul, Thomas, Winwood, Petretic, Zupko, Yarn, Wylie, Barnes, Hall, Williams 7th Row -Pappus, Waertz, Tankovich, Petretic, Uraback. 8th Row Temelkoif, Untch, Wilden, Leschnak. Reed, Walden, Pezzuto, Thomas, Yorkunas, Mamelli Pulucci, O'Malley, Paranzino, Woodworth. Class of '56 lst Znd 3rd 4th Sth Sth 7th 8th Row How Row Row How Row Row Row -Bevilaqua, Gonase, Kabak, Green, Pincham, Meyers, Harrisym, Conti, Conroy, DeSanto Benvides, Perline, Martin, Arquilla, Caligiuri, Guerrieri, Hankey. - Dragoui, Bozich, Brown, Taylor, Harris, Berry, Caruso, Barber, Martin, Vecchiarelli, Pullins Merwin. - DeVito, Cervello, Brown, Sewell, Barnes, Massaro, DeMarco, Burke, Watkins, Knapp, Trip- lett, Canale, Trucksis, Wydick. -Dixon, Payden, Gaines, Fiore, Rulli, Wash, Bovnax, Brown, Haun, Oates, Tyson, laones Christmas. -Thomas, Davis, Naples, Little, Hayward, Robinson, Pagley, Mansky, Williams, Brittman Love, Cafaro, Delarko. -Commardo, Flemings, Ellerbe, Lavertu, Price, Hewitt, Hamilton, White, Tellington, Iordan Zaza, Nackino. -Foster, Bosta, Bordas, Clemens, Bunkley, Howell, Mickels, Williams, Uroseva, Quarrles, Ziaveh. -Skinner, Smith, Beason, Briggs, Bruton, Iordan, Graig, Howie, Crawford, Herman, Lewis, Langley, Boncyk. DeSanto, Harrisym, Kidd, Mansky, Wienrich, Luce, Zorio, Sabella, Shaffer, Marciano, Pas- Matasic, Hermanski, Casey, Marsicola, Maclntyre, Commardo, Rescineto, Bell, Diana, Peccia, DeWitt, Popio, Caicco, Volpe, Santor, Woods, Lisowski, Battaglia, Mascardine, Pella, Po- White, Chicatelli, Hall, Nixon, Demechko, Thomas, Posey, Moss, Hoffee, Barone, Hammond, Fossecca, O'Neil, Yakubovic, Collabella, D'Amico, Diana, Calcagni, Boncyk, Adams, Cox, Polito, Berdin, Kraynak, Soltis, Appulese, Marco, Keshock, Schaffer, Rose, Lucarell, Brown. Claypoole, King, Ferrante, Petriuah, DeTunno, Fisher, Frazzini, Chovin, Yurkovich, Welsch, lst Row- carella, Shellenberger. 2nd Row- Mulholland, Greenwald. 3rd Row - peka, Factor, Bagulla, Congemi, Mascarelli. 4th Row-- D'Alesio, Hudu, Petracci, Martin, Amicone. 5th Row- 6th How- Pavelko, Strollo, Parise, Osso, Lamonis, Kassola. lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row 5th Row Hanley, Lebio, Santor, Williams, Bevilacgua. Miller, Iamburrini, Vanasky, Colantone, Muscatello, DeCarlo, Beck, Garone, Williams Chismar, Conti, Perline, Martin, Brown. Beard, Zaza, Bownas, Lariccia, Reed, Baumstark, Martin, Shook, Moretti, Berry, Hershey Dragoui, Colabella. Hunt, Ferrara, Nelson, Demidovich, Caruso, Marsicola, Lynn, Mestovich, Ceronock, Yako- tich, Strange, Thomas. LaPresta, Martin, Lynch, Santor, Mr. Paul Miller, Advisor: Fercana, Good, De1Bone, Dem idovich. lst 2nd 3rd 4th Sth Row How Row Row Row Delores Chismar, Iackie Moretti, presi- dent: Bill Demidovich, vice-president. Virginia Salata. Ronnie Hannis. Barbara Strange, Nancy Marsicola, sec retary-treasurer. Iohn Hunter, advisor: Fran Strollo. Iohn Hernandez, Grant Strickland. Student Council Student Council, main governing body of our school, provides a basic foundation for students in acquiring the qualities of leadership, friendship, responsibility and dependability which enables them to co- operate with others, not only in school but in future life. Your Student Council representing you, strives to improve the standing of the school and its students by promoting vari- ous club projects. Members are elected from every homeroom in the school. President's Council Willingness to cooperate and spread fellowship is very important for the exist- ence of any group. This is the foundation for the newly organized President's Coun- cil, made up of presidents from each school club, to promote school spirit, and to Create more interest and greater activ- ity in school affairs. John Hunter is the advisor. DelArco, Milano, Heed, Scahill, Collins, Tankovich. Zaza, Mestovich, Farrara, Navarro, Nelson, Good, Zangara. Reed DeSanto, Pinciaro, Rescineto, Cardullias, Demidovich, Temelkoff, Hernandez, Ekoniak, DeSalvo, Malagisi, Witkiewitz Young. Bownas, Malie, Strange, Vecherelli, Lariccia, Dragoui. Hershey, Martin, Bell, Conroy, Chismar, Perline, Or Smith. Lloyd, Carmendi, Anzelmo. Bence, Zyvith, Panza, Thomas, Berry, Marsicola, Lynn, Conti, Yakotich, Bicatelli Beck, Wilkins, Humphreys. McClure, Anzevino, Tavolario, Wash, Massaro, Caruso, Rulli, Casey, Baytos, Cliney O'Nesti, Naples, Colucci, Casel, Varie, Burke, Speicher. Bondi, Bennings, Mazzulo. Strange, Delplato, Navarro, Furden Young, Cannacci, Sassano, Salata, Gatti, Hunter, LaPresta. Biondello, Rulli, Cascarelli, Bellino, Boswell, Bevilaqua O'Neil, Streb, Flask, D'Orazio, Roberts, Nagy, DeRenzo. Naples, Trucksis, Commardo, Zangara, Hankey, Battaglia Dietz, Zyvith, Rovnak, Kabak, Arquilla, Datino, Molinaro, Demecko, Priley, Carney, Yorkunas, Lukach, O'Dea, Pom: lst Bow Felleti, Tulipanno. Wydick. Santangelo. 2nd Row lando, Stevens, Walley, Tavolario, BagO. Rozich. Neri. Shives. 3rd Row Strollo, Pagley, DeVito, Arquilla, Canale, Hannis, Cervello, Harrisym, Pazel, Palomba. Laporis. 4th Row DeS1ato, Butler, Bajnok, Sabella, Zorro, Merwin. Sth Row Cervello, Haun, Poghen, Dietz. Sth Row ponio, Rulli, Mauerman, Tamburrelli. 7th Row Tankovich, Casano, Catheline, Yannerella, Smith Fusillo, Skinner, Triplett, Untch. Rago, Schmidt, Belcher, Rovnak Haines, Mansky, Barber, Desario, Santor, DeAngelo, DiGiacomo, McKenna. Stoops, Gaydos, Hertz, Kitt, Casey, Hewitti Varsity E The object of Varsity E is to help make every project undertaken by any organization at East, a success. Varsity E was the instigator of a dis- tinct cheering section at games, and re- sponsible for bringing the Yuletide spirit to East through the decorating of the foyer, and the playing of Christmas carols before and after school. F. T. A. The Future Teachers of America Club was organized this year by students in- terested in teaching as a career. Mem- bers substitute for absent teachers and also grade papers. Installation of officers and initiation of members was conducted by the F. T. A. of Wilson High School. lst Rowe Wal, Berry, Marsicola. 2nd Row - Cox, Arquilla, Conti. Westcott. 3rd Raw Massaro, Chonek, Neri, Merwin. 4th Row Klein, Yorkunas, D'Alesio, Zarbaugh Latin Club The Inter-Nos Latin Club completed a successful year in the study of Roman life and appreciation of Latin in practical life. Social activities of the year were an Initiation Tea, a Latin Club Dance and a Roman Banquet. lst Znd 3rd 4th 5th Row How Row Row Row -Caruso, vice president: Marsicola, president: Massaro, secretary. 4Benson, Raddi, Wescott, Fiore, Felix, Commardo, Perline, DelBone, Conti, Hershey, Hankey, Yorkunas, Thomas, Cox, Garone, Rozich, Drabitski, Chonek. Tulipano, Pritchard, Sabella, Mclntyre, Bajtos, Forges, Navarro, Zaza, Corso, Balasko. . . . . .H Schmdell, Zyvith, Priley, Szenyeri, Marlani, Shook, Morris, Iackson, Arqux a. - Pride, Williams, Garwood, Benson, Guerrieri, Loriccia, Bownas, Weaver, Conti, Stanke. Woerz, Calvin, Intante, Merwin, Good, Smith, Kidd, Tema. -Mazansky, Kaluczky, Pearson. Not pictured: Berry, treasurer. Key Club Young men interested in becoming leaders in selected fields have ample opportunity to learn by listening, seeing, and doing if a member of Key Club. Two different members attend regular Kiwanis luncheon meetings every Fri- day. Program committee supplies speakers for Monday meetings which are under the advisorship of Stanley Checkerowski. lst 2nd 3rd 4th Row - Row -- Row - Row - Fisher, Parise, Trell, Martin, Pascarella, Pecchio. Mr. Checkerowski. Temelkoff, Eckman, Altiere, Protopapa, D'Amico, DePieto. Hannis, president: Fisher, Iones, Streb, Shook, Hernandez, Delfrano. Francisco, Iordan, Welsh, Santor, DeSalvo. Not pictured - Filuta. Radio-Speech Class To become better citizens in an inter-dependent world, is the main objective of the Radio Speech Class. Under the guidance of Leon A. Morris, Nancy Marsicola, president, and Loretta Massaro, secretary, were in charge of meetings. Among the annual events were three Student Congresses, radio and television appearances, and debate tournaments. lst Row 2nd Row -- 3rd 4th Row Row Standing Pearson, Schindell, Lattanzio, Moss, Benson. Perline, Pride, Berry. Zazcr, Tomacik, Fanton, Sims. Battaglia. Brown, Malie, Chonek, Thomas. Doxie. Terna, Conti, D'A1esio, Zyvith. Marsicola, president: L. A. Morris, coach: Massaro, secretary. Not pictured, Kirtos. The Electrons Electrons forty little atoms met every Friday at 8:00 ct.m. where demon- strations were given on some features of science. And an annual Science Fair was given in March, as usual, for public viewing. This club, affiliated with the Science Clubs of America, is advised by Roy B. Stine. lst Znd 3rd 4th Sth 6th Row Row Row Row Row Row Berry, Pincham, Anderson, Baumstark, secretary: Strickland, president: Blasko. Massaro, Merwin, Spieicher, Furden, Wal. Lynn, Devine, Strong, Anzelmo, Fentules. Zaza, Peck, Young, Williams, Burden, Fiore. Mr. Stine, Smaldino, Catullo, Burden, Marsicola. Pascarella, Martin, Chovan, Wilding, Caruso. sf!! 3 Trl-H1-Y During the year of 1954-55, Tri-Hi-Y's activities included a tutoring and guide service, Civic Day participation, and Red Cross voluntary work. Pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actions has been the slogan which the girls have worked hard to maintain. Officers were: Iackie Moretti, president: Pat Lynn, vice-president: Gloria Stevens, secretary: and Ioanne Tavolario, treasurer. lst Row-D'Amico, Cervello, DeFrank, Navarro. Rescineto. Cerirnele, Humphreys, Davis, Wal. Neri, Fentules, Ricatelli. 2nd Row-Iacobs, Eby. Hertz. Poqhen, Moses, Williams, Slattery, Stevens, secretary: Delplato. Lynn, vice-president: Spiecher. Moretti, president: H. Stevenson, advisor: Tavolario, treasurer: Furden, E. Rozich, chaplain: Getz. Scahill, Collins, Wilkins. O'Nesti, Rotctr. Ruppert. 3rd Row-Orlando. Hotiee, Rago, Strollo, Strange, Shea, Varie, Chismar, Zyvith. C HI-Y Giving themselves through service to others has played a major part in the success of Hi-Y. Undoubtedly, the most important event on the year's agenda was par- ticipation in Civic Day activities. Social events included dances, weiner roasts, and hayrides. Nine members made up a basketball team, which was entered in the Lexington Settlement League. lst Row-Eckrnan, Protapapa, Temelkofi, Streb. 2nd Row-Mr. I. Barolak, advisor: DeSalvo, Cardullias. Devine, Ekoniak, Gardner, I-Iannis. vice- president: Hernandez, president: Kosola, Shook, secretary-treasurer: Strickland, Dem- idovich, Filuta, DeSanto, Sundin, Mr. I. Hunter, advisor. 1 Y-Teens The Touchdown Toddle began a whirl of events for the Eserlo Y-Teens. The teature of the year was the Centennial Ball celebrating the one hun- dreth anniversary of the Y.W.C.A. Pat Hertz reigned as queen of all city schools. The traditional Sweetheart Prom was at the Y.W.C.A. and the All City Spring Prom was held at Idora Park. Officers were: Margie McKenna, president: Frances Strollo, vice-presi- dent: Irene Navarro, secretary: and Mary Ann Iacobs, treasurer. Identification on page seventy-eight. N. H. S. Elected on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service, 46 members of National Honor Society worked well under the able direction of advisor Miss Alice Weber and officers Grant Strickland, president, Mary Ann Iacobs, vice-president, Irene Wal, secretary, and Tom Temelkoff, treas- UIBI. Koins for Korea, the main project for N. H. S., was strictly a student donation for war-stricken Korean children. Seated lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th How Fentules, Moretti, Strickland, Furden, Strollo. Trell, Chismar, Basile, Wilkins, Martin, Wal, Conti, D'Amico, Myers. Smith, Gibbs, Hofiee, Shea, Poghen, Berry, Hertz, Iacobs, Marsicola, Hershey, Cerimele. Merwin, Martin, McKenna, Zaza, Strong, Caruso, Massaro, Stevens, Orlando. Temelkott, Strange, Moses, Berdin, Williams, O'Nesti, Demidovich, Zyvith, Battaglia, Ricatelli. . The Echo Staff Reporting, writing copy and heads, typing, laying out pages, and espe- cially meeting the deadline amounts to work, but to the Echo Staff, under the advisorship of Miss Ieannette Clarke, this was all in a year's work. Monthly editions kept the students posted on interesting activities throughout the term, with editors Frances Strollo and Bill Demidovich carrying the load together. lst Row 4 Merwin, Yorkunas, 2nd Row - Scarazzo. Strange, Moretti, Cannatti, Conti, Ga- Hershey. Baytos, Strollo, editor: lante, Terna, Young, Martin, Demidovich, co-editor: Moses, Delplato, Garone, Hannis, Hernandez, lniante. I. Clarke, advisor. Janus Staff Layouts, pictures, copy, sketches, selecting a cover, and finally meeting the deadline were major factors which the Ianus Staff took in stride. Barbara Strange, editor, Bill Demidovich, co-editor: and Ronnie Hannis, managing editor, combined their talents with Miss I. Clarke, advisor, and the other 17 members of the staff to complete the 55 Ianus. lst Row f Massaro, Demidovich, 2nd Row - Haun, Hcmnis, Mi- co-editor: O'Dea, Strange, edi- lano, Mauerman, Dietz. Fisher, tor: Lukach, DelPlato, Heman- Luce, Strollo, Fish, Moses. dez, Trell. 3rd Row - Zaza, Blazquez. QQWIILKLQ4 ew if QQ if 'Q , xl A Q, Q f QQ-,FI Q TRA Xb Q,NQ+54+ 'S X ,.- fl H 1 o J'-ff JESSE Lrbrarrans Collecting fines, replacing and checking out books were just a few of our assistant li- brarians' assignments. In a completely remodeled library, Miss Mable Christy taught them how to carry out these duties effectively. Front - Yorkunas. Around table 7 Cavelesky, Weaver, Merwin, Fiehleia, Tamburelli. Side - Simms, Conray. Bondi. Rear - Drabitsky, Cox, Fosseaca. Rulli, Milano, Clark. Mariotti, Rozich, Trip- lett, Schmidt, Payden, Datson, Hox. Wilson. Office Helpers Working with all new modern conveniences, office helpers, un- der the supervision of Miss Carolyn Iones, assisted with typing, filing, and scheduling duties eight periods a day throughout the year. Shives, Bufford, Bence. Boswell, Mauer- man, Malie, Riccitelli, Ruotolo, Haun, Lukach, Caruso, O'Nesti. C lmlc Administering first aid for minor cuts and bruises, and performing other medical duties not requiring specialized train- ing are the requirements main- tained by a staff of eight girls supervised by Miss Viola Simon. Milano, Lynn, Butler, Stellato. Shives, Miss Simon, Scrallo, Oliver, Ruotolo. Pro iectionists Behind the scenes of all as- semblies and activities are these capable movie projection- ists, who also run the tape-re- corder and all sound equipment for classroom movies. Heading the whole outfit is Paul Miller, who helps in the scheduling of movies. Seated Strickland. Lett to right - Pesa, Penzo, Kosola. Graham. Hoffee, Moss, P. Miller, ad- visor: Sebastian, Daugherty, Cervello. Ticket Sellers Three cheers for these girls who relinquished their free time at lunch periods to make foot- ball tickets available to all stu- dents. They were on the job throughout the season, as were faculty members who collected these tickets at all home games. Left to right -- Wydick, Ruotulo, Caruso. Football Program Sellers Programs! On every corner of the stadium and in the stands this group showed their loyalty to the school and team by often- times weathering twenty-degree temperatures to get the line-ups sold to Golden Bears patrons throughout the football season. Left to right - Budai. D, Whiteside, Trucksis. N. Tamburelli, Hozich, C. Whiteside, R. Tamburelli, Kneeling -f- Fish. Not pictured - Berry, chairman: Mas- saro. li I Y Y 1111! Z I , ,' Gul O 7 K6 wi' or 1 4' Ip., .M k - ,Q K - fff' X WJ ' ! 54 , 91' A 0 WY all A Cappella Although the performances of the A Capells choir were minimized this year due to the remodeling of the auditorium, nevertheless their presentation of the operetta Pickles, early in March, displayed their talents. Under the direction of Richard Campbell, they also took part in the Christmas and Easter pageants, and sang at National Honor Induction, Dedication, and Baccalaureate ceremonies. A selected group from these fifty-five members attended the Mount Union College Music Festival. Freshman Choir Sixty voices rang out whenever our Freshman Choir took part in assemblies. Under the direction of Miss Ruth Stevenson, they participated in the Christmas and Easter assemblies. ln April they pre- sented their annual Spring Concert. Orchestra The orchestra this last year seemed much better due to the improved balance of instrumentation, an enlarged string section, and greater effort on the part of its members. Under the direction of John Baz, the orchestra played for Baccalaureate, the Spring Concert, the Senior Play, and various assemblies. 2nd Row -Fenthles, Laporis, Chismar, Vary, Scarazzo, Malagisi, Bell, Hershey, Tamburelli, Tankovich, Zyvith, Posey, Betts, Slat tery, Tavolario. 3rd Row-Brown, Clardy, Oliver, Strollo, Moses. Casal, DelPlato, Thomas, Haines, Schreiber, Cello, Butler, Carney. 4th RowfCatullo, Ortman, Smaldino, Rimmer, Corso, Iones, Strickland, Thompson, Wheland, Christmas, Elia, Filuta, Graham Mickel, Mazzella, Conti, Snier. lst Row7Neri Rescineto Davis Whiteside Schmidt, Blasko, Baumstark, Wilkins, Kurjan, Anderson, Williams, McClure, Moretti. 4 lst Row- -Timpson, Rich, McGuire, Ervin, Guerrieri, Rulli, Figlia, Hahn, Weaver, Fibos, Stechlfire. Conti, Mulholland, Nelson Rozich. Pritchard. 2nd How -- D'Alesio Yahn, Crater, Dudai, Feihler, Grant, Wilkins, Tulipano, Kripcak, Kaluczkey, Sabella. George, Tamburelli Kettering. 3rd Row Blum, Pearson, Westcott, Gibson. Williams, Iones, Bonner, Risqers, Felix, Chonek, Raddi, Vanca, Tringhese, Fossesca Peck, Hofiee. Panzio, Hawks. Myers. Guerreri, Calcagni, Foster, Magrini, Lolakis, Hall, Yannarella, Rondinelli, Lyons, Thompson Francis. 4th Row - Left to right --- Hinton, Cockman, Boswell, Mulholland, Caruso, Rodinsky, Peck, Wal, Fentules, Berry, Pappas. Smith, McGrath, Hoza, Harris, Conti, Guerrieri, Lewis, Tyson. Guerrieri, Furden, Raz, Wal. Barnes, Arnett, Sakella, Coleman, Lightner. Bonemase, Doxie. 52 if - Lin? Jr!! .J fQ Pickles Pickles, a three-act musical comedy, was presented by the senior choir in the auditorium on March 18, under the direction of Richard Campbell. The operetta takes place in old Vienna. Time . . . the present. It is Carnival time in Vienna and among the many tourists is wealthy pickle manufacturer, Ionas H. Pennington, and his beautiful daughter, Iune. Pennington's advertising agent, I. Iennison Iones, is also there, and to his pleasure finds the paintings of young Arthur Crefont perfect for his witty and sometimes outrageous advertise- ments. Pennington meets an old acquaintance, Lady Vivian Delaricy, who comes to Vienna every year at Carnival time in search of her daughter who was lost there when a baby. The police chief, with the help of his associates, Bumski and Bumski, plots to substitute Louisa for Lady Vivian Delancy's daughter, and then marry Lady Vivian for her fortune. The entire company is lodged at Hans Maier's picturesque Wurtzelpraeter Inn. A band of gyp- sies, led by Iigo and his supposed daughter Ilona, visit the Carnival. Events lead to the gypsy camp where a magic pool reveals Ilona as Lady Vivian's daughter. Before the curtain falls, Lady Vivian becomes Mrs. Pennington: Arthur Crefont wins Iune's hand: Ilona is restored to her real mother: Iones is a success, and Kinski's plot is exposed. Cast of Players Ionas H. Pennington .... .... B ob Elia Kinski . .. ..... Nick Filuta Iune Pennington .... .... I . Rescineto Bumski . . . . . . Bay Thompson I. Iennison Iones . . ......, M. Rimmer Bumski . . . . . . Nick Pappas Ilona ............... .. . Frances Zyvith Louisa ...... .... B etsy Rotar Arthur Crefont ........ . . . Iohn Cockman Hans Maier . . . ...... Tom lnfante Lady Vivian Delancy . . . ........ M. Neri Iigo ........ . . . Grant Strickland Top Row - Left to right: Make-up, Back - Anna Marie Cerimele, Alma Tavolario, Donna O'Nesti, Pat Scahill, Pat Hertz. Front - Mary Helen Basile, IoAnn Poghen, Annette Collins, Mary Neri, Tom Infante, Nick Filuta. Q Bottom Row - Left to right: Bob Elia, Nick Filuta, Grant Strickland, Frances Zyvith, Iohn Cockman, Grand Finale. Fashion Take Down Qtffi BBW gi The rolicking Echo-Ianus style show brought down the house when members of the two staffs paraded in wild ideas of modern dress. Miss Charlotte Clark and Iohn Hunter read the descriptions of the hilariously extreme costumes, Miss Ieannette Clarke wrote the script, and Miss Ruth Stevenson provided appropriate music for the models. Top Row, left to right - Scarazzo, Moses, Strange, Caruso, Williams, Iniante, Sinko, Young. Middle Row, left to right - Naples, Scali, Blice, Vanasky, Colantone, Zyvith, Thomas, Delplato. Conti, Yorkunas. Bottom Row. left to right-Strollo, Moretti, Merwin, Bajtos, Terna, Martin, Demidovich, Zaza. Galante. Our wide selection of vocational shops helps to prepare future craftsman for their respective work in drafting, electrical work, arts and crafts, auto mechanics, and tinsmithing MECHANICAL DRAWING Left to right -H Greenawalt, Rios, lay, Gilk, Diana, Mar- Mr CGIIISOII CiCIl1G. T0mk0. Sllndifh SUIHGC. Ml- BiYCh. lst Row-Collins, Hayes Jefferson Sefclk TTIOIHGSI Wheeler' Lunch- Hvriq- Cfimpbellf Znd Row-Zenlko, Schellenberger Dietz Moore Lynch, Stimac, Nachino. 3rd Row-Lus, Trysllt Gruber Welsh ELECTRIC SHOP AUTO SHOP Left to right -- Stokes, Butler, Centofanti, Parise, Paranzino. Slickel, Bgrilqmqin, Silovq P1955 Chlqk D1Pg5quq House Cervello. Mr. Perlitz, Pascarella, DeSa1vo, Descniol Mursgellcr- Ortman, Regula. Front, seated Left to right ARTS AND CRAFTS Scialdone, Williams. Boughner, Kaluczky, DeTunno, Petrycki, Labrie, Mr. Burke, advisor: Circella, Davis, Lawson, Campanizzi. 'E Left to right -- HOME MAKING Miss Schnurenberger, Anzevino, Naples. Bevilacqua, Pagley, Quarles, Oleyar, Flakes, Shaelier, Iefferson, Iemison, Karst, Santoriella, Woodworth, Lolakis. SEWING CLASS Miss Booth Left to right, front: Ambrosia, Kowardy, Hazzard, Ieflerson, Oliver, Heard, Bunkley. Left to right, back: DiCero, McKenna, Petretic, D'Orazio, Adams, Bennett, Casey, Baum, Naples, Cannacci, Conti, Nagy, DiRenzo, Fossaceca. lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th Row Row Row Row Row Row Row MR. PANIK'S TYPING CLASS Bajnok, Anzelmo, Petretic, Voina. Coleman, Oliver, Traylor, Smith. Gaudio, Butler. Shaffer, Bence, Loyd, DeRenzo. Schettino, M. Schettino. Conti, Benning, Shook, Hannis. Iordan, Graziano, Ekoniak, Marco. ART CLASS Left to right - Green, Iimerson, Foster, Miss Bennington, Iarko, Durkin, Templeton, DeBoles, Rosado, Hodand, Robinson. ,L SEWING CLASS Left to right - Pizzuti, Sewell, Rozich, Davis. Silvestri Belcher, Colucci, Skinner, Hall, Hamilton DeVito, DeMarco, Naples, Pagley. ,av 'S I . . A df gang cm 74066226640 3 pyp d,,,1 ,'y. ,, Eftx f' Rx ii 3 113 The line up 123 Two Maestro's 133 Queen Pomponio 143 Studious scholars 153 Private eyes 163 Schwartz and Co. 173 Thirsty Bear 183 Three Musketeers 193 Hard learners 1103 Assembly 1113 Big exam 1123 Nose trouble 1133 Two pert Misses 1143 Auto shop 1153 What's the Ans. 1163 On-lookers 1173 Red Cross 1183 Washington Bound 1193 The industrial exposition 1203 The Gang 1213 Know your typewriter 1233 Echo assembly 1243 Nancy at work 1253 Campbells songsters. f M' W lx ,INA mdjlce WDM Swho, ,xy SN 'ijt 9 7, h 'Wg L , .XX S . A i f 11 4' 1+ TN rt, 1 4 ' iff 1 V W ' , , X7 ' ' Q QEL Xf5?'r1' 111 Potato Chips 121 Way1and's masterpiece 131 Lou and BeBe 141 Horse play 151 Basketball game 161 Student typers 171 Ianus photographer 181 Stage hands 191 Civic Day 1101 Nosey Misses 1111 Underclassmen 1121 Get your ticket 1131 Big Iohn 1141 Iackie receives key 1151 Future oscar winner 1161 One act comedy 1171 Bill Streb 1181 Stevenson's Songbirds 1191 Iust checking 1201 Easter display. 46,245 Red hot mop handling, flashy screwdriving, and slick shade rustling were used to ad- vantage by William Lightbody and sharp crew of custodians to feature heavy scoring in the service column and in gaining first place in our dependability league. lst Row 2nd Row Center - 4th Row 5th Row - Gizywna, Berarducci, Gaudio. -Popio, Rivalsky. Takacs. Schearer. Lightbody. -Stadnik. Campanizzi. 41-lluy, Purnell, Musolino. Picker-Uppers For the last four years Pete Korna's crews of picker-uppers have kept East High's grounds free of paper. As in the past, this year's group has done a great service to our school. So from the class of 55 we salute you, Mr. Koma. and your fine crew. Left to right - Merwin, Hunt, Austrino. Mr. Koma. Ciavarella, Strollo, Mancino. I 1- WZ A V1 , lb V lx f l ' fflidrliv s L , 91,0 S A 1 TESSE Av, , J 'ai 6 MGX? P I w 1 J ,L is QQN . Xl., V35 2. x ' 6 X JI em., fc 1 R Q-I-VARSWY X X r 4 W N if 5 I f M ntors Although t e elusive City Series crown evaded East High's hopeful hands during the past campaign, these four coaches deserve acclaim for their tireless efforts in teaching our gridders good football and, good sports- manship. Pete Lanzi, head mentor: Pete Koma, assistant coach: Arthur Flauto, backfield tutor: and Mike Lyden, line coach. Arthur Flauto. assistant coach: Pete Lanzi. head coal Michael Lyden. assistant coach: Pete Koma, assistant coal Season's Record E t 0 -Canton Central 7 Inaugurating the '54 season, Pete Lanzi's Golden Bears lost to a tough Canton Central eleven. An intercepted pass provided the only tally of the game. East 0 - Ambridqe 33 Despite an all-out effort by the Golden Bears, Ambridge plrmged onward to hand the Blue and Gold their second straight loss. East 6 -Wilson 6 Ierry Cox raced 99 yards with an intercepted pass to deadlock the Wilson Presidents in the Bears' first city series fray. East 7 - South 19 South High's Warriors were too much for the East siders as the locals dropped their first Homecoming game in the school's history. l 0 s i I East 0 - Chaney 7 Chaney's Cowboys rolled over a last minute score to hand the Lanzimen their second City series loss. East 0 - North 24 The Goldies dropped another notch in the City standing when the raging Bulldogs handed the Bears their third series loss. East 7 - Ursuline 13 An inspired Irish eleven overcame an early score by the Blue and Gold and went on to hand the Lanzi forces their fourth city loss of the season. East 6 - Memorial 13 Next on the Lanzimen's schedule was a trip to Campbell Memorial, where the Red Devils handed the Bears their seventh loss of the campaign. East 0 - Rayen 55 The Bears completed their City Series schedule with a loss to Rayen's Tigers, who copped the City Crown. East 7 - Wa11en 14 Lanzi's chargers threw a scare into the highly rated Warren Harding eleven when the Goldies almost pulled an upset in the season's finale. Varsity I' fs 1 E 92-2 0:5 28fu?'l6:'E4 VARSITY FOOTBALL Stimac, Isabella, Boughner, Giambattista, Santor, Chefto, Marstellar, Walden, White. Fabrizio, Claypoole, King, Bruton, Santor. D'Alesio, Stoops, Lewis, Williams. -Clark. Reed, Cox, Welch, Swaney, Ferrante, Crawford, Congemi. -Brown, Scheckelhoff, Hripko, Nelson, Leshnack. lst Row- Znd Row- 3rd Row 4th Row ag.: Graduating Golden Gridders Donald Cheiio iGuardl Mike Gicxmbut KI-Indl tislcx Ralph Marslellcu' CEndJ Bill Stickel 4Hcxli-buckl Anthony DiGiacomo 4Gucnrd7 Anthony Stimac lGuardl Mike Scmtor KQuurler-backl Paul Stoops fHalf backl Reserves gm ,- ,QYQlJ5Ajy,,,5 iw YAST HS., C ,A-3 RST HS lst Row-DePietro, Boughner, DeSanto, Reed, Zordich, Nelson, Fabrizia, Arquilla, Diana. 2nd How-Armeni, Posey. lay, Graham, Butler, Isabella. Swierz, Scheckolotf. Coach Mike Lyden's Reserve gridders played only one game in the 54 season, but made it a victorious one, by downing Chaney's Cowboys, 6-O. Ierry Cox's 40-yard pass to sophomore end, Chuck Brown, provided the Bears' lone tallyq Cubs Chippy F1auto's Cubs looked impressive this season sparked by decep- tive ball handling and rugged teamplay, ending the campaign with a record of two wins and two losses. lst How 2nd Row 3rd Row Wins East 13 - Chaney 7 East 20 - North 6 Alleqretto, Starr, Vari, Yannerella. Lattesa. Guerrieri, DeGeorge, Kavalosky, DePi lacic, Strollo, Checkerowski-coach. Secchini coach. Pinacaro, Calcagni, Rondinelli. Not pictured Anthony Capple was n Losses East 0 - Ursuline 19 East 12 - Memorial 13 Betts, Charity, Woodfork, Carnathan, Foster, etro, Hasley, Farris, Lolakis, Bevilaqua, Pava- Fentules, Lindsay, Boyd, Floyd, Grier. Greer, ot pictured because of an injury. .X gi 58 Q Wiz f is X H ,Z., 'f'r'i 2, . 5' W I if R ,f Q ' ami -1 . E e , K f ,i i? , fri vi' ...wg Jr K ' A v-W 1 ,gk ,N .NA Wx Q Q .w ,W ,-M.: A .Q my V ,mr :K f' Y,f3 1,m 1 , f -x Q.-le, A- S K 'x Q 'if my Q t A 2. e X X QL l f -v 'I 1 f , ' , if ,- 'V i ' fig A If HJ if Y- J, U f ' Left to right Demidovich, Chismar. Left to right Hammerman, Demido vich, Chismar, Iacobs. Orlando. Crisp autumn weather, old friends and returning grads and a thrilling pig- skin battle between East and South made our Fourth Annual Homecoming and Dads night on Friday, October 8 an outstanding event, Delores Chismar reigned as Home- coming Queen with Irene Navarro and Peggy Shea as her attendants, During the halftime stunts, Bill Dem- idovich, president of the '55 class, pre- sented ilowers to the Queen and her attendants. Since it was also Dads' Night, a tribute was sung as a prelude to the introduction of each dad, who wore his son's number. A parade of decorated cars circled the field and the majorettes and band performed. Following the traditional football game was the Homecoming Dance which was held at Krakusy Ball Room. Left to right Tavalario, White, Pas- carella, Peck. Left to right Shea Chism N I Coaches Ancient Romans had a say- ing, Give honor to whom honor is due. This certainly applies to our basketball coach Pete Koma and his capable aides Arthur Flauto and Mike Lyden, who channeled our cagers in the ways of good basketball. Left to right - Arthur Flauto, Pete Koma, Mike Lyden. Varsity Record East 35 - Sharon 61 In the season's lid-lifter the Golden Bears dropped a 61-35 decision to an experienced Sharon High combine at the Sharon court. East 37 - Canton CC 58 Seeking their initial win, the Komamen traveled to Canton where the Central Catholic five handed them a setback. ' East 55 - North 34 The Bears showed authority throughout when they easily disposed of North for their first city series win. East 45 - Girard 42 Coach Pete Koma's shooters began to find the range when they halted highly-rated Girard Indians. East 46 - Alumni 47 The former East greats returned to hand the Bears a defeat. East 49 - Struthers 56 In a non-league fray, the Komamen suffered a setback at the hands of Struthers. East 55 - Rayen 49 In one of the most exciting games of the season, the blue and gold convincingly downed Rayen's undefeated Tigers. East 56 - Chaney 64 Chaney finished fast in the final canto to knock off the Bear hoopsters. East 48 - South 49 East 53 - Wilson 46 The Bears were in rare fonn when they knocked Wilson's Presidents off the unbeaten list. East 42 - Ursuline 51 Ursuline's Irish, featuring a tight zone defense, upset East for their third city series loss. East 55 - Memorial 49 Memorial's winless five were easy prey for the Bears in a non-league encounter. East 60 - North 49 In the second meeting between the two rivals, Koma's charges blasted North's oft-beaten Bulldogs. East 42 - E. Liverpool 65 The Potters from East Liverpool had too much spark when they dumped the Bears at East. East 44 - Stubenville 72 In a non-league duel, Stubenville's classy combine handed the Komamen a setback. East 60 - Rayen 70 After beating the Tigers in their first meeting, the Goldies lost out in their second encounter. East 63 - Chaney 75 In a thrilling overtime contest, Chaney handed the Bears their fourth consecutive loss. East 56 - South 70 Koma's cagers lost out to South in the second meeting of the two rivals. East 56 - Wilson 73 Wilson, city champions, easily stopped the blue and gold, giving them their seventh city loss. East 49 - Ursuline 57 In the season's finale, the Bears fell to the Ursuline Irish, finishing with a 6-14 record. East 54 - Poland 66 The Komamen lost out to seeded Poland in the first round of tourna- ment play. lst Row-M. Santor, B. Santor, Giambattista, Sikora, Swaney, Morrison, Scorer: Fisher, Manager Znd Row-P. Koma. Coach: Howell, Lane, Lewis, Tellington, Cox, Page. 3rd Row-M. Lyden, Assistant Coach: Lynch, Williams, Smaldino, Cheffo, D'Alesio, Thompson. J' e K i ky X rn e e .V x X '-7' se Bob Sikoru-Forward Senior Hoopsters 'if ew K W Q K f Q X 3 xl Av j ' ,f N I e'.,,? V ' fQ'g7f5T. e ,paggg e Down Cheiio-Guard X J -'wr Us J . I f' A 1 5,5 Mike Santo!-Guard Mike Giclmbctristcr Center Reserve Basketeers A 1 i mm-6 pngnuqq lst How -- Tellington, Howell, Cox, Lane. Lewis, Morrison, Scorer. 2nd How-Williams, Lynch. Cheiio, D'Alesio, Smaldinc. 3rd Row- M. Lyden, Coach: Fisher, Manager: Stokes, Thompson, Manager: Clark, Page, lay. Reserve Record Coach Mike Lyden's flasy quintet completed a successful '54-'55 cam- paign with a record of eight wins and seven losses. East .......... East East East East East East East East East East East East East 32 Sharon ............ 35 Canton C. Catholic 30 Girard ............ 31 Alumni ......... 56 Struthers . . . 47 Chaney .... 46 Wilson ....... 39 Memorial .... 55 North .......... 34 East Liverpool .... 50 Hi-Y ......... 41 Rayen 44 South .... 44 Ursuline .... 52 32 ....43 ....44 ....53 ....58 42 37 23 ....55 ....27 ....38 ....45 28 Junior High Dribblers lst Row-Baytos, Stimac, Henderson, Betts, Woodiork, Rivello, Perline. Greer, Manager. Znd Row-Mr. Flauto, Coach: Wilson. Rondinelli, Snipes, Calcagni, Guerrieri. Crosby, Pappal- ardo, Collins, Manager. 3rd Row-Starr, Allegretto, Guerrieri, Regula. Fedore, Clark, Whitfield, Campbell. Cubs Record Coach Chippy Flauto's junior cagers completed the '54-'55 campaign with a 2-7 win, loss record. Although their season's record was not im- pressive, their setbacks came at the hands of worthy foes in tightly fought battles. East ..... .... 3 4 North . . . East ..... .... 3 0 Hayes .... East ..... .... 2 4 West ....... East ..... .... 3 7 Princeton . . . East ..... .... 2 3 North ..... East ..... .... 1 6 Hayes . . . East ..... .... 3 8 Ursuline . . . East ..... .... 3 0 West ....... East ..... .... 1 9 Princeton . . . VARSI Boys' Bowling Y l Luce, 180: Hannis, 186: Mulholland, 176: DeAngelo, 145: Ramirez, 170: Fisher, 146: Coach I. Hunter During the 1954-55 season, East Keglers gave Cl very good account of themselves. The team finished second in the league, rolled one of the highest sets in the country, and scored 2800 pins in the National Tournament. Individual bowlers who achieved honors were: Ronnie Han- nis, who won the M.V.S.L. singles crown and averaged 186 for the season, and Boss Luce, who placed second with a 180. Femme Keglers Every Saturday morning these girls crowded around Mrs. Alice Archibald, advisor, to gather important tips to improve their bowling. High averages for the year were: Dee Elchuch .......... 123 Iudy Caruso .......... 117 Dot Murdich .......... 121 Frances Battaglia ...... 116 Nancy Marsicola ........ 111 lst Row-Battaglia, Perline, Marsicola. 2nd Flow- Garone, Caruso, Guerrieri, Murdith. uaagfq QUT NJ i 41 W isjl, XX X Baseball East High baseballers of 1954 made it a double crown year for Coach Iohn Hunter as they batted their way into the city cmd district championships. Paced by Bill Drummund's fine pitching throughout the season, they compiled an amazing 16-3 record, and reached the regional finals at Bridgeport, Ohio be- fore being eliminated 3-l by Wadsworth. Hopes for another banner year rest in the bats of Mike Giambattista, Ronnie Hannis and Mike Santor, the fielding of Carson Gainey and lack Palermo, and the pitching of Don Cheffo. Iohn Hunter accepted the job of baseball coach in the spring of 1942. In ten campaigns, his teams have won seven city championships, four N.E.O. District Crowns, and in 1950 reached the state quarter finals at Columbus. 1955 Baseball Schedule April 21 - Boardman ..................... Home April 22 - Hubbard .. Home April 26 - Howland Home April 28 - Wilson There May 3 - South .... Home May 5 -- Warren ....................... ...... T here May 6 - Struthers ....................... Oakland May 9-15 District Tournament May 17 - Newton Falls ................... . .. Home May 20-21 Regional Tournament May 23 - Memorial ....................... .. . There May 24 - Niles ..... .. There lst Row Kneeling - Betts, Hannis, Coach Hunter, Drummcmd, Harvey. Standing - Issabella, Calcagni, Filuta, Turkle, Hessman. Palermo, Howell, Gainey. Mctgni, Clark, White, Catullo Diana. Williams, Iordan. AR'f TY TEAM s f tl n WS. Jef' - ,A A I A -7 S f With high hopes of another championship, Coach Ed Smith oi the de- ! If tending City Champs, opened his schedule with New Castle on April 20 at ' Castle Hills and closed the campaign with South on May 24. ' Par shooters Bill Santor, Iim Lucarrell, Nick Altiere, Bill Demidovich, Steve Demidovich, Rose Ann Walley, and Anthony Popio completed the Golden Bear combine. Golf Schedule ' April 20 ...... New Castle .................... at New Castle Hills fl April 21 ...... Warren .................. ....... a t Stambaugh I April 26 ...... Ursuline ......... ..... a t Stambaugh -1 April 28 ...... New Castle ...... ......... a t Stambaugh J May 4 ...... Rayen ........... ......... a t Stambaugh May 5 .... Warren ........ at Warren Country Club May 10 .... South ....... ......... a t Stambaugh May ll .... Ursuline .......... ......... a t Stambaugh May 16 .... Rayen ............ .... at Stambaugh May 20 .... District Tournament ...... at Ravenna May 24 .... South ............... .... a t Stambaugh Lett to i right Y Altiere, Lucerall, Coach Ed Smith, Walley, B. Demidovich, Popio, Santor, S. Demidovich, an - S' fa I bfi? Qi? s W M KS TE'-SSE LAMP LJ The High and the Mighty Every class must have four people who possess leadership and integrity enough to carry the group through a tenn of decision and opportunity for them and their school. Bill Demidovich headed our executive quar- tet through a memorable year with Mary Ann Iacobs as his feminine counterpart. Financial duties were handled by Ronnie Hannis while Delores Chismar took notes and kept track of the various committees which engineered class night-senior banquet and de- veloped the prom into the success we all remember. l The past year could not have been success- ful without the efforts of the Social Committee promoting dances, proms, picnics, banquets and plays. The sole purpose of the Social Committee is not only to promote social affairs but to help the students feel that they not only have served the school but also their class. 3 a 1 f E 2 5 A E s I Mary Ann Iacobs, Vice-President: Ronnie Hannis, Trea urerg Delores Chismar, Secretary: Bill Demidovich, Presider Social Committee lst Row-Hernandez, Protopapa, Hannis, Shook, Chairman: Lynn, Moretti, Rago, Pinciaro, Ivery, '1'avalario, Rescineto. 2nd Rowe! Comardo, Temelkotf, Demidovich, Conti, McKenna, Lukach, Mauerman, Strange, O'Dea, Strollo, Moses, Malagisi, Williams, Iacobs, Ruotolo, Eby, Holt, Orlando, Chairman. 3rd Row-Santor, Eckman, Tribble, Blazquez, Acri, Pomponio, DeAngelo, DiGiacomo, Palermo, Allegretto. Senior Advisors Miss Charlotte Clark Richard Campbell Peter Lanzi Through their constant concern and genuine advisors, Charlotte Clark, Ianet Kropp. Pete Lanzi, have made this a memorable year for all of us. Miss Iunet Kropp in the class, our Richard Campbell, Q' V K 1 ,Y Once and For All A Three-Act Comedy by Sidney Duval This was something different in the way of the season's big production. Michael Webb, a newspaper reporter brought his lovely bride, Linda, to live at Tuxedo Place, once the abode of the well-to-do. They wanted to be independent of parental assistance while writing his book. Nicola and Christine lived at opposite ends of the court and had recently broken their engagement because Christine disapproved ot his job as a slot machine vender. Christine then tumed her attention to wealthy Arnold Rice, a former suiter of Linda's. One of Nicola's co-workers assaulted a restaurant proprietor who re- fused to buy the syndicate's slot machines and left Nicola to face the charges. Michael, drawn into the conflict because he wished to free Nicola, began a crusade of feature-writing to arouse public sentiment. The radio, press and civic organizations all supported the young reporter and the gang was brought to justice, uncovering Arnold Rice as the leader, and enabling Nicola to make a new start - fully convinced happiness can come only through honesty. CAST OF CHARACTERS Corrigan ....... ....... N ick Fluta Sven Svenson .................... Robert Elia Michael Webb . . . . . . Grant Strickland Cora Svenson ..., Mary Basile Linda Webb ....... ....... P atty Lynn Anna Benzetti . . . ....... Betsy Rotar Demetrio Benzetti .... ........ D on Cheffo Pietro Benzetti . . . ..... Tony Protopapa Arnold Rice ...,... ,... I ames D'Angelo Nicola Benzetti .... Tony DiGiacomo Mrs. Walker ..... Angie Pornponio Mrs. Bilge ...... ..... E ileen Rozich Stew Vanzo , , . , , . , , Eddie Shiel- Mrs. DeFarge . . . . . , Mary Ann Iacobs Mrs. Pettigrew . . . .... Barbara Laporis Doria DelRay ....,.. .... D orothy Orlando Mrs. Harrington ,... .,....... M ary Neri Lenore Leblanc ....... .... D olores Chizmar Extras .......,. Dolores Witkiewicz Christine DeFarge ............,. Irene Navarro Gordon Shook lst Row-Filuta, Snier, Rozich, Orlando, Chismar, Shook, Witkiewicz. 2nd Row - Neri, Laporis, Navarro, DiGiacomo, Rotar, Cheffo, Protapapa, Iacobs, DiAngelo, Basile, Elia, Strickland, Pomponio, Lynn, and Papas. 1-M-- f tl i 'U 1 , f xxtff 'T ' ' X ' .11Ill'S.l:',' -t ,v 1 'qw-.t JJ' XV Z-Fl-X fit . il :Y UI-' J v lily I 'JJ' ' 'rl 'I V Way' NN I , X ' Ai-kyle, A-. .QL .I l.5g'xL Yr X11 :JJ '- ' ' 157i ' HN' ' ' iv 'p ty' V 'n . I lt 1 VI ' x Y V K A ed f t 2 X 0 + Semor Prom Haunting memories of Stardust and roses will remain with all those who attended the Annual Senior Prom, April 22, at the Nu-Elms Ballroom. Tension prevailed among the twenty-eight prom attendants, members of the senior class and many spectators as they waited anxiously for the re- vealing of the royal couple which was disclosed at 10:00 p.m. The King and Queen came forward through the arch of roses where Ronnie Hannis was crowned Senior Prom King by class president, Bill Demido- vich, who in turn crowned Delores Chismar, Queen. Then to the sentimental and dreamy music of the class song, Stardust, played by Nick Barile, the royal couple, followed by their attendants, danced the Coronation waltz. Thus ended the royal ceremony for the Class of 55. Top Row-Left to Right: Don Chetto, Iackie Morretti, Bill Demidovich, Pat Hertz, Tony DiGiacomo, Dot Orlando, Mike Giamhattista, Delores DelPlato. Marvin Rimmer. Alice Eby, Iim DeAngelo. Irene Navarro, Paul Stoops, Gloria Stevens. Middle Row: Delores Chismar, Ronnie Hannis. Bottom Row: Iohn Hernandez, Sue Dietz, Frank Allegretto, Mary Ann Iacobs, Dan Vicarel, Angeline Pomponio, Vince Rago, Kathy Delplato, Ioanne Tavolario. Mike Santor, Diane Rago, Gordon Shook, Alma Cervello, lack Palermo. .-....-.-.Q n-.sw-Q Electron Club along with some chemistry and Among the best of the twenty were: physics students, puts on an annual Science Fair leather goods, static electricity, photography, gas exhibiting a collection of projects done individually explosions, and sound. by its members. Lower classrnen are conducted through the fair to encourage interest in the scien- tific field. o ii .f f ' 0 ff ,ee is . ,ij x r tv fl 51 1 l I J D ' Q t W I f Jw , F -J -' - , - 5 Middle: 1. Frank Anzelmo and Len Strong are held in a hypnotic state Bottom Row-left to right: l. It's not the demonstration but the dem- onstrator holding the interest 2. leez, these guys are smart. KI thinkl 3. Step right up folks and see the wonder ot the ages. An estimated 420 students representing local and Key positions in city government went to East tri-county Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs, participated in the representatives Iackie Morettl and Iohn Hemandez 17th annual Civic Day. acting as mayor and president of council fijfdf r i- M Mary Ann Iacobs, Mr. Richard Anliot. Fair Employment Commission Iohn Hernandez. Dick Barrett President of Council Eileen Rozich, Mrs. Eleanor Dickenson Secretary oi the Kiwanis Club Middle Row Iackie Moretti, Frank X. Kryzan Mayor Bottom Row Irene Navarro, Miss Marga Librarian at Public Library Bill Demidovich, E. E. Fell East High Principal Fran Strollo, Iohn Oesch 5th Ward Councilman WQRW' ,.,If'fi,-' -t vvit sfg- V ,v 1 -- , '. 'X , - y ' ret 1 . wa! - 1, , I A - a t - 9.11 n o lfafpg V .- JT! A s 'Vqfr' f' ff 53.4. f , Q' ' - gifffvqf I Pat Acri. Iadrie MOYIGNL Pat Lynn, Grant Strickland, Larry Williams, Diane Fentules, Iohn Hernandez, Fran Strollo, Best Dressed Most Dramatic Most Intelligent Most Versatile 2 'aul Stoops, Angie Pomponio, Don Cheilo. Mary Ann Iacobs. Bob SikOICI. Iounn Tuvolari ' ' ' ' Wittiest Best Looking Nlcest Personalities I I Ronnie Hannis. Dodo Chismar. Mike Samor' loam' iravolcmo' Most Popular MOM AihlEllC Dot Orlando, Bob Cammardo, Ron DeSalvo, Alice Eby, Marvin Rimmer, Peg Shea, Wilbur Ervin, Connie Williams, Best Dancers Most Poised Most Polite Most Talented 4. J. x ll ,DEF-' 'C+-'D' W 5 I N . . X X V t I M-A W V X X, W NL.. X .X f ,x-.fl ,. .A ,f ' l ik Wig X ppy A , K N, Q, J, ii! -' FXR W in B J Left to Right: 1. The Merry Minstrels 2. Tuning Up 3. Victim in staged dramatic event at Kent 4. Underclcxssmen. Left to Right: 1. Miss Ruth Stevenson 2. Friends, Romans, Countrymenu 3. Symphony in Spring 4. Lunch Time. Bottom-Left to Right: 1. Iohn Maluso, Speech Thercrpest 2. Gypsy Carnival 3. Apple Polishers 4. Compbell's Choraliers 5. Members of the Force 8. Busy Bee's 7. Sweet Sue 8. Miss Teencr Chip. Class of '55 Q g, 45- ' 31 N E ..- , I Acri Allegretto Altiere Anzolmo Anzevinn Arquilla Bartlomuin Basile Berdin Betts Bluzquoz Boggs Boughner Boyd Bruno Burney Butler, B. Butler, G. Camardo Canizaro Cardullias Casal Cerimele Cervello Cheito ACRI, IAMES Hi-Y, Advertising Com., Student Council, Sales Com., Monitor, Personality Poll. ALLEGRETTO, FRANK Ir. Football, Social Com., Class Night Com., Prom Attendant. ALTIERE, NICHOLAS Latin Club, Student Council, Key Club, Golf. ANZELMO, FRANK Baseball, Key Club. Student Council, Social Com.. Electron Club. ANZEVINO. IO-ANN Choir, Varsity E, Sales Com. AHQUILLA. PATRICIA Gitt Com. BARTLOMAIN. PAUL BASILE, MARY HELEN Latin Club, Varsity Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Choir, Otiice Duty, Civic Day, National Honor Society. BERDIN, RICHARD Electron Club. BETTS, VONCIEL Y-Teens, Choir, Gift Com., Cafeteria Monitor. BLAZQUEZ, LOUIS Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Social Com. BOGGS, CAROL Y-Teens, Gift Com., Cosmotelogy. BOUGHNER. IESSE Football, Class Flower Com. Seniors BOYD, BARBARA Gift Com.. Student Council. BRUNO, SARAH Y-Teens, Typing Award. BURNEY. NORMAN BUTLER, BARBARA Y-Teens, Latin Club. Electron Club, Varsity E, Choir, Class Day Com., Clinic Duty. BUTLER. GLORIA Y-Teens. Varsity Choir. Service Com.. Gilt Com. CAMARDO, ROBERT Ir. Hi Football, Choir, Student Council, Hi-Y, Var- sity Foothall, Social Com.. Advertising Com.. Dramatics, Personality Poll. CANIZARO, ROSE ANN Choir, Y-Teens, Announcement Com. CARDULLIAS. DENO Hi-Y, Varsity E, Publicity Com. CASAL, VIOLET Y-Teens, A Cappella, Librarians, Advertising Com., Decoration Com. CERIMELE, ANNA MARIE CIin.ic Duty, Sr. Choir, Y-Teens, Tri-I-li-Y, Varsity E, National Honor Society, Banquet Com., Civic Day CERVELLO, ALMA Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Majorette, Varsity E, Dramat- ics, Civic Day, Prom Attendant. CHEFFO, DONALD Football, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Class Night Com. Chairman, Personality Poll. U Q , if I QQ Ci 'W 'K ,R . , K I SE! Chismar Christmas Colanqolo Collins Colucci Conti D'Amico Datino Davis. I. Davis, S. DcAnqolo Dofrank DelPlato Demechlro Demidovich DoPotro Dosalvo DoSanto Devine Dietz DiGiacomo DiPasqua Douglass Ebv Eckman CHISMAR, DELORES Student Council-Pres., Class Officer-Sec., Var- sity E, Name Card Com., Choir, Caieteria, Monitor. Echo Staff, Sr. Dramatics, Clinic Duty, Office Duty, Social Com., Homecoming Queen, Personality Poll, Civic Day. CHRISTMAS, THOMAS Class Day Com. COLANGELO, PHILIP Student Council, Ir. High Football, Ir. High Bas- ketball, Typing Award, Hi-Y, Class Night Corn. COLLINS, ANNETTE Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Varsity E, Civic Day. COLUCCI. MARYANN Y-Teens, Varsity Bowling, Announcement Com.. Typing Award. CONTI, LOUIS Band, Freshman Choir, Senior Choir, A Cappella, Operretta, Key Club-Lieut. Gov. D'AMICO, MARY LOUISE Y-Teens. Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity E, Senior Banquet Com., National Honor Society, Civic Day. DATINO, NORMA Y-Teens, Varsity E. Decorating Com.. Movie Ticket Taker. DAVIS, IOYCE Y-Teens, Senior Song Corn. DAVIS. SUE ELLA Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y. Noon Movie Ticket Seller, Choir. Dramatics, Service Com.. Civic Day. DeANGELO. IAMES Social Com.. Football, Bowling, Advertising Com., Prom Attendant. DeFRANK. ANNA Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Service Com., Senior Choir, Civic Day. Seniors DelPLATO, DELORES Y-Teens, Varsity E. Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Prom Chair- man, Homecoming Com., Annual Staff, Echo Stott, A Cappella. Latin Club. Program Seller. Senior Choir, Freshman Choir, Prom Attendant. Civic Day. DEMECHKO, MARGARET Y-Teens, Varsity E, Prom Com. DEMIDOVICH, WILLIAM Class President. Hi-Y, Co-Editor-Echo, Co-Editor- Annual, Student Council, Varsity E. Pres., Latin Club, Homecoming Attendant, Name Card Com.. President's Council, Social Com., Advertising Com., Sales Com.. Prom Attendant, National Honor So- ciety, Civic Day, Golf. DePETRO, RALPH, IR. Social Com., Student Council. DeSALVO, RONALD Hi-Y, Publicity Com., Key Club, Varsity E, Per- sonality Poll. DeSANTO, IOHN Reserve Football, Student Council, Hi-Y. DEVINE. MICHEAL Hi-Y, Key Club. Electron Club. Publicity Com. DIETZ. SUSAN Majorette, Cadet, Varsity E, Y-Teens, Decorating Com., Choir, Prom Attendant. DiGIACOMO, ANTHONY Hi-Y, Social Com., Prom Attendant. DiPASQUA. DOMINIC ANTHONY Senior Banquet Com., Student Council, Hi-Y, Var- sity E. DOUGLASS. ANITA Y-Teens. EBY, ALICE Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Varsity E, Sales Com., Civic Day, Prom Attendant, Social Com., Bowling Team. Personality Poll. ECKMAN. IAMES Hi-Y, Key Club, Choir. QL 4 xv 42 X X X 4 , X 5-r .a '. 'll :I e -4 Elchuck Elia Ervin Falloti Pantone Folloti Fontulol Fercana Forencalr Filuta Fisher Franklin Purdon Gainoy Garavich Gardner Gaylu Gentile Got: Giambattista Gibbs Graham Halo Hannil Haun ELCHUCK, DOLORES Y-Teens, Service Com., Bowling Team. ELIA. ROBERT Sr. Choir, Class Song Com., Dramatics, Student Council. ERVIN, MARGARET Y-Teens, Class Song Com. FALLETI, ROSETTA Class Colors, Y-Teens, Varsity E. FANTONE, IAMES Senior Announcement Com. FELLETI, RAYMOND Key Club. FENTULES, DIANE Orchestra. Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Senior Choir, Civic Day. Class Flower Com.. Electron Club, Personality Poll. FERCANA, DAVID Student Council, Hi-Y, Senior Banquet Com. FERENCAK, IOHN FILUTA, CARL Key Club, Social Com., Advertising Com., Baseball, Hi-Y. FISHER, GARY Ianus Staff. Service Com., Choir. FRANKLIN, IAMES FURDEN, CAROLINE Band, Ir. Choir. Latin Club. Orchestra, Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Electron Club. Varsity Scholarship Committee. Library Club, Civic Day. GAINEY, CARSON Latin Club, Baseball. GARAVICH, ROBERT Decorating Com. Seniors GARDNER, RICHARD Publicity Com. GAYLES. THEODORE Decorating Com. GENTILE. CARL Flower Com. GETZ. MARTHA Freshman Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Cap and Gown Com., Civic Day. GIAMBATTISTA, MICHAEL Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Banquet Com., Monitor, Student Council, Prom Attendant. GIBBS, DOLORES Choir, Dramatics, Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Publicity Com., Civic Day. GRAHAM, GLENN Movie Operator, Band, A Cappella Choir, Boys Ensemble, Football, Cafeteria Monitor. Social Com. HALE. DORSE Announcement Com. HANNIS. RONALD Sr. Class Treas., Dramatics, Freshman Choir. Key Club--Pres., Hi-Y-Vice-Pres., Baseball, Bowling- Capt., Name Card Com.. Social Com., Annual Staff, Echo Staff, Latin 'Club, Monitor, Varsity E, Home- coming Attendant, Sales and Advertising, Civic Day. President's Council, Personality Poll, Prom King. HAUN, IOYCE Y-Teens, Office Duty, Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity E, Fresh- man Choir, Librarian, Annual Staff, Banquet Com., Clinic Duty. Civic Day. is I' 119' 'Hill XX, ' Q5' ' .wh , Q- -. .,.,,,. . ' fi - x 1 ' ' x V - QW ai fn was sg Q , . -, f Q . . , A V . x- I S A H ff- - wzwfbfv. ,, :: 1 ' 4. 45 S5 53 ' , . K G - S A f A R f 1 A f f ' f tiff CNF' ,,. k,. ., + af : ,- 'H Q ik' QQ' ? .F fs. . n NB, .X H . x Q .Q an 1 E E Hernando: Hertz Hoffoe Hollister Holt House Howell Howie Humphreys llabolla Ivory lack lacobl Ionos Kolat Lalloris Lawson Lit: Luce Lulrach Lynn McGahee McKenna McLean McNany HERNANDEZ, IOHN Varsity Echo Staff, Hi-Y-Pres., Key Club, Annual Staff, Homecoming Com., Publicity Chair- man, Advertising Com., President's Council. Civic Day, President of Council, Personality Poll, Prom, Attendant. HERTZ, PATRICIA Hall Duty, Choir, Office Duty. Y-Teens, Varsity Sales Com., Tri-Hi-Y, Civic Day, National Honor Society. Prom Attendant. HOFFEE, IOANNE Movie Scheduling, Noon Movies, Y-Teens. Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Decorating Com., Civic Day. HOLLISTER. NORMAN Class Song. HOLT, WILLIAM Social Com.. Decorating Com. HOUSE, GEORGE Hi-Y., Advertising Com. HOWELL, GEORGE Basketball. Baseball, Football, Announcement Com. HOWIE, CAROLE Latin Club, Electron Club, Y-Teens, Basketball. Cap and Gown Com. HUMPHREYS, BARBARA Varsity Y-Teens. Tri-Hi-Y, Office Duty, Monit tor. Freshman Choir, Name Card Com., Civic Day. ISABELLA, IOHN, IR. Ir. High Football, Reserve Football, Baseball, Var- sity Football, Service Com. IVERY, FRANCES Choir, Social Com. IACK, EDWARD Key Club. Choir. Football, Senior Banquet Com. Seniors IACOBS, MARY ANN Student Council. Varsity E. Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y. Cheerleader, Clinic Duty, Vice Pres. Sr. Class. Name Card Com., Social Com.. Personality Poll, Civic Day, National Honor Society, Prom Attendant. IONES, LORRAINE Football, Song Com. KOLAT, IOSEPH Football Manager, Decorating Com. LaPORIS, BARBARA Choir, Y-Teens. Sr. Prom Committee, Varsity E, A Cappella, Cafeteria Monitor, Band, Bowling, Dramatics. LAWSON, MARY LEE Class Color Com., Y4Teens, Monitor. LITZ. BETTY Cap and Gown Com. LUCE, ROSS Student Council, Key Club, Annual Staff, Publicity Com., Bowling, Choir. LUKACH. BARBARA Y-Teens, Senior Prom Com., Varsity E, Annual Staff. Typing Award, Office Duty, Freshman Choir, Basketball Y-Teens Capt. LYNN, PATRICIA Latin Club, Y-Teens, Tri-I-li-Y Vice Pres., Clinic Duty, Electron Club. Sr. Choir, Sr. Dramatics. Social Com., Student Council. Personality Poll. Civic Day. MCGEHEE, GEORGEANN Y-Teens, Class Colors Com. MCKENNA, MARGARET Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity E, Y-Teen Pres., Freshman Choir, Name Card Com., Program Seller, Typing Awards, President's Council, Civic Day, National Honor Society. MCLEAN, ROBERT Name Card Com.. Student Council. MCNANY, LESTER, IR. fI':'-,, gmt Macala Malaqisi Manno Mashiska Mauerman Mickol Milano Minnie Molinaro Moretti Moles Mulcatello Navarro Neri Nolii O'Dea Oliver Onuti, Donald Onelti, Donna Orlando Palermo Palomba Patel Peck Penzo MACALA, DOLORES Y-Teens, Class Day Corn. MALAGISI, DELORES Sales Com., Senior Prom Com., Y-Teens, Freshman Choir, A Cappella, Librarian, Monitor. MANNO, ANTHONY Hi-Y, Social Com., Key Club. MASHISKA. RITA Y-Teens, Dramatics, Choir, Class Colors Com. MAUERMAN, VIRGINIA Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity Annual Staff, Freshman Choir, Office Duty, Senior Prom Com., Typing Award, Civic Day. MICKEL, ARCHIE MILANO, PATRICIA Y-Teens, Varsity E, Choir, Annual Staff, An- nouncement Com., Advertising and Sales, Girls Bowling, Librarian, Typing Award. MINNIE, IOSEPHINE Cap and Gown Com. MOLINARO, MARY IANE Y-Teens, Varsity E, Senior Banquet Com. MORETTI, IACQUELINE Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y Pres., Y-Teens, Varsity E, President's Council Pres., National Honor Society, Social Com., A Cappella, Operetta, Echo Staff. Choir, Ianus Staff, Homecoming Com., French Award Personality Poll, Civic Day Mayor, Class Night Com., Prom Attendant. MOSES, PHYLLIS Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity E. Latin Club, Choir, Echo Staff, Ianus Staff, Social Com., Senior Prom Com., Sales Com., Homecoming Com., A Cappella, National Honor Society, Civic Day, Operetta. MUSCATELLO, IOSEPH Student Council, Hi-Y, Publicity Com. NAVARRO, IRENE Varsity E, Latin Club, Publicity Com., Student Council, Y-Teens, Dec., Homecoming Attendant, Tri-Hi-Y, Civic Day, Prom Attendant. Seniors NERI, MARY ANGELA Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity E, ' Oiiice Duty, Dra- matics, A Cappella, Girls Bowling Team, National Honor Society. NOLFI, EVELYN Varsity E, Flower Com. O'DEA, NANCY Y-Teens, Varsity E, Student Council, Publicity Com., Sales Com., Typing Award, Annual Staff, Program Seller. OLIVER, DELORES Y-Teens, Electron Club. Iunior Choir, Clinic Duty, A Cappella, Service Com.. Cafeteria Monitor, Var- sity ONESTI, DONALD Service Com. ONESTI, DONNA Student Council, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity E, Bowling, Flower Com., Advertising Com.. Office Duty, Sr. Choir, Civic Day, National Honor Society. ORLANDO, DOROTHY Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, Dramatics, Varsity E, Social Com., Sales Com.. Cheerleader Capt., Per- sonality Poll, National Honor Society, Civic Day, Prom Attendant. PALERMO, IOHN Varsity Baseball, Hi-Y, Banquet Com., Prom At- tendant. PALOMBA. LENA Flower Com., Typing Award, Y-Teens, Varsity E. PAZEL, IOANNE Typing Award, Y-Teens, Varsity E, Flower Com. PECK, CLIFFORD Orchestra, Band, Latin Club, Electron Club. PENZO, LEONARD Monitor, Movie Operator, Student Council. Qi-J M fi A ,:, k X 424, ,K XX R S 7 , ,,,g, X QA nv '3'-1. R N ,N A min.. ga. i JPM- ,uwfiit af sr ig? ff fx Perkins Pouutl Pinciaro Pluola Poqhon Pomponio Posey Protopapa Rago llolcineto Riccltolli Richard Rimmer Rota: Rozlch Rulli lluotolo Ruppert Santanqelo Santo: Scahill Scarauo Schlouor Shea Shins PERKINS, CECIL PEZZUTI, MARLENE Y-Teens, Banquet Com., Typing Award. PINCIARO, CAMILLE Majorette, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity E, Sales Com., Class Night Com., Social Com.. Dramatics. PIZZOLA, IOSEPH POGHEN, I O-AN Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity E, Choir, Bowling Banquet Com.. Student Council, Civic Day, Na- tional Honor Society. POMPONIO, ANGELINE Y-Teens, A Cappella, Senior Choir. Drarnatics. Varsity Social Com.. Advertising Com., Ma- iorette, Bowling, Personality Poll, Prom Attendant. POSEY, LILLIE MAE Studnet Council, Flower Com.. Senior Choir, Girls Ensemble. PROTOPAPA, ANTHONY Student Council, Hi-Y, Key Club. Class Nite Com., Dramatics, Choir, Football. RAGO, DIANE Choir, Social Com., Sales Com.. Y-Teens, Varsity E, Tri-Hi-Y, Clinic Duty, Bowling, Civic Day, Prom Attendant. RESCINETO. IUN E Majorette, Varsity E, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Office Duty A Cappella, Sales Com.. Class Night Com.. Operetta, Civic Day. RICCI'I'ELLI, DONNA Majorette, Office Duty, Clinic Duty, Tri-Hi-Y, Y- Teens, Typing Award, Varsity E, Decorating Com.. National Honor Society, Civic Day. RICHARD, LOIS Movie Ticket Taker, Gift Com., Y-Teens. RIMMER. MARVIN Key Club, Choir, A Cappella, Operetta, Student Council, Class Night Com., Personality Poll, Prom Attendant. Seniors ROTAR, BETTY Librarian, Ticket Taker. Y-Teens. Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, Drarnatics, Color Com.. Varsity E, Civic Day. ROZICH, EILEEN Majorette, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Varsity E. Service Com., Sales Com., Choir, Dramatics, Office Duty, Civic Day. RULLI, FRANCES Y-Teens, Ticket Taker, Varsity E. Librarian, Flower com., Y-Teen Basketball. RUOTOLO, FLORA Varsity Y-Teens, Office Duty, Clinic Duty. Football Ticket Seller, Advertising Com., Decorat- ing Com., Tri-Hi-Y. RUPPERT, ROBERTA Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y. Student Council, Class Flower Com., Varsity E. Office Duty, Senior Choir. Librarian. Civic Day. SANTANGELO. MARY ANN Maiorette, Varsity E, Service Com., Y-Teens. SANTOR, MICHAEL Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Base- ball, Senior Choir, Name Card Com., Personality Poll. Prom Attendant. SCAHILL. PATRICIA Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Varsity E, Class Night Com.. Homecoming Com., Freshman Choir. Civic Day. SCARAZZO, SHIRLEY Y-Teens, Latin Club. Varsity E, Program Seller, Echo Staff. Advertising Com., Operetta, Sr. Choir, A Cappella. Monitor. SCHLOSSER, MARY ANN Colors Com. SHEA. MARGARET Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Cap and Gown Com.. Typing Award, Homecoming Attendant, Varsity Personality Poll, National Honor So- ciety, Civic Day. SHIV ES, PATRICIA Y-Teens, Office Duty, Clinic Duty, Varsity E, Service Com.. Attendance Collector, Monitor Duty. 'iff' f JF T511 Qu. fs ' ar Qs ,F R lx Q X ' , Q If X 2 HE A ., x, A 1 sf YF. S 'nh I 1 'N' fx ...4 fx! . .k :5s. :,k-: ' ' 5 fl fw, . Shook Sikora Slattery Snier Speichor Stollato Steven: Stimac Stinson Stoopl Strange Strob Strollo Strong Sundin Tankovich Tavalario, I. Tavolario. A. Temolkoil Thorpe Topich Troll Tribblo Turkle Tumor SHOOK, THOMAS GORDON Key Club. Hi-Y Sec.-Treas., Varsity E. Social Com. Chairman, Dramatics, Sr. Choir, Civic Day, Latin Club, Ir, Basketball, Prom Attendant. SIKORA, ROBERT Basketball, I-li-Y, Publicity Com., Personality Poll. SLATTERY, MARGARET Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Choir, Absence Com., A Cap- pella, Decorating Com., Civic Day. SNIER. EDWARD Latin Club, Advertising Com., Key Club, Varsity E, HiY, Class Night Com., Ir. High Football, Freshman Choir, Senior Choir, A Cappella, Oper- etta. SPEICHER, MILDRED Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Electron Club. Varsity E, Dec- orating Com., Civic Day. STELLATO, HELENE Y-Teens, Service Com. STEVENS, GLORIA Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Sales Com.. Senior Banquet Com., Senior Choir, Varsity E, Operetta, Fresh- man Choir, Homecoming Com.. National Honor Society, Civic Day, Prom Attendant. STIMAC, ANTHONY Student Council, Reserve Football. Varsity Football. STINSON, WILLIE STOOPS, PAUL Ir. Football, Ir. Basketball, Varsity Student Council, Personality Poll, Prom Attendant. STRANGE, BARBARA Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club. Varsity E. Program Seller, Ianus Editor, Echo Stall. Class Color, Advertising Com., Freshman Choir, Student Council, President's Council, Homecoming Com.. National Honor So- ciety. Civic Day. STREB, WILLIAM Key Club, Service Com., Hi-Y. Seniors STROLLO, FRANCES ROSE Latin Club, Choir, A Cappella, Annual Stall. Edi- tor Echo, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens-V-Pres., Student Coun- cil, Varsity E. Social Com., Sales Com., Home- coming Com., National Honor Society, Personality Poll. Operetta, Sr. Play, Civic Day, President's Council. STRONG, LEONARD Electron Club. Class Song Com., National Honor Society. SUNDIN, DONALD Senior Choir, Varsity Football. TANKOVICH, DOROTHY Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Varsity E, Decorating Com., Choir, Typing Award. TAVOLARIO, IOANNE Choir, Dramatics, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Varsity E, Operetta, Majorette Head, Personality Poll, Prom Attendant, Civic Day. TAVOLARIO, ALMA 0 Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity E, Senior Choir, Ad- vertising Com., Sales Corn., Ticket Taker, Civic Day. TEMELKOFF, THOMAS Key Club, Hi-Y, Varsity E, Announcement Com., National Honor Society, Civic Day. THORPE, RUBY Y-Teens. Class Day Com. TOPICH, IOSEPH TRELL, DONALD Key Club, Ianus Stall, Scholarship Com., National Honor Society. TRIBBLE, MOSETTA Latin Club, Electron Club, Social Com., Y-Teens. TURKLE, WILLIAM Advertising Com., Class Flowers. TURNER. ALMA IOYCE Y-Teens, Gilt Com. -may an Qi km! SQ E? 65526 v Th. Y fa.. . v., X L v , Vario Vicarel Wal Washington Wayland, M. Wayland. S. Wickland Wilkins Williams, C. Williams. L. Witkiowicz Young. L. Young. I. Yuhas Zyvith Lane Strickland VARIE. DOROTHY Sr. Choir. Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Varsity E. A Cap- pella, Typing Award, Decorating Com., Civic Day. VICAREL, DANIEL Prom Attendant. WAL. IRENE National Honor Society. Latin Club, Electron Club. Band, Orchestra, Tri-Hi-Y. Y-Teens, Varsity Library Helper, Civic Day. WASHINGTON. EARL WAYLAND, MARGARET WAYLAND, SAMUEL WICKLAND, DONNA Y-Teens. WILKINS, I OANNE Tri-Hi-Y. Y-Teens, Choir, Iunior Achievement. Gilt Com., Advertising Com.. Varsity Civic Day, National Honor Society. WILLIAMS. CONSTAN CIA Student Council, Advertising Com.. Class Song. Y-Teens, Choir, Personality Poll, Civic Day. WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE Electron Club. National Honor Society, Scholarship Com.. Personality Poll. ' WITKIEWICZ, DOLORES Y-Teens. Dramatics. Bowling. Senior Prom Com.. Cafeteria Monitor, Varsity Choir. Seniors YOUNG, LOUISE C. Varsity Song Com., Ticket Taker. YOUNG, I OHN, IR. Latin Club, Electron Club. Echo Stall, Varsity E, Advertising Com., Service Com., Cafeteria Monitor. YUHAS, MARY Y-Teens, Girls Glee Club. Choir, Otlice Duty. ZYVITH. KATHRYN Y-Teens. Tri-Hi-Y, Debate Club, Choir. Chairman Advertising Com., Varsity E, Civic Day, National Honor Society. LANE, GWENDOLYN Electron Club, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Senior Choir. STRICKLAND, GRANT Pilgrimage Valley Forge-Freedoms Foundation, President National Honor Society, President Elec- tron Club, Hi-Y Chaplain. Operetta, Senior Play. Chairman-Announcement Com., Bible reading- morning, Ir. Choir, Echo Staff, Civic Day, Dra- matics, Buckeye Boys' State, President's Council, Sr. Choir. NOT PICTURED ARES, LOUISE BLUE, NANCY CARNEY, ELLEN HUPP, WILLIAM MANUEL MARSTELLAR, RALPH MILLER. IOHN WILLIAM MURDICH, DOROTHY RIOS, ELOISE WILLIAMS, THELMA lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Sth 7th 8th Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Y-Teens Identification Bennings, Bainok. Navarro, Benevides, Rozich, Calgieri, Perline, Bownas. Wydick. Witkiewicz, Lynn, DeSantis. Mauerman. Demechko, Rulli. Simms, Rescineto, Bell. Pinciaro. Felleti, Santangelo, Luce, Tulipano. Lisowki, Salata. Mistov-ich. Roberts, O'Dea. Navarro. Orlando. Carmendi. Massulam, Larriccia. Martin. Kurian. Casel. Colucci, Thorpe, Boyd. Ccmizaro, Petretic Beck, Williams, Malagisi, Gibbs, Kovach. Harris, Kabak. Williams. Morse. Davis, Harris, Conroy, Strollo, Lukach. McKenna. Santangelo. Rogers, Zangara, Strange, Bondi, Burke, Humphreys, Rulli. Pezzuto Malinaro. Wash. Manski. Nolfi, Anzelrno, Tankovich, Datino. D'Amico. Meyers Pincharn. Taylor, Lawson, Hnatt. Triplett. Zyvith, Tavolario, Moretti. Rago, Slattery Palombo. Moses, Forgus, Turner, Zangara, Rago. Milano, Zorio, Thomas, Shea. Rovnak, Hershey, Butler, DeSiato. Trucksis. Brown Howie. Iones. Tankovich. Yakotich. Ritulo, Gatti. Rozich. DeMarco, Wilkins, D'Amico Cerimele. Haun, Collins. Scahill, Price, Carney. Tavalario, Pazel. O Nesti. Lloyd: Commardo. Payton. Shives. Gilford. Neri, Gilford, Ellerbe. Briggs. Rulli. Hankey, Echols, Clark. Iohnson, DeVito, Panza, Dragoui. Winwood. Conti. Caruso. Price, Pagley, Catalina, Harasym, Whiteside, Delhrco. Fusilo. Kline, Zyvith, Kalusky. Priley, Poghen, Speicher. O'Nesti. Gates, Minnio, Hertz. Mascardine. Hewitt, Belcher. Malie. Bence, Anzelmo. Stellato, Skinner, Smith. Elchuck, Betts, Massaro, Graziano. Sassano. Naples. Battaglia, DelPlato. Stevens, Ricatelli, Varie. Butler, Dietz, Pezzuto. Beason Pomponio, Eby, Yorkunas. Baytos, McGee, Hoifee, Szeneri, Thomas. Byerly. Hunter. Marsicola. Strange. Cervello, Hertz. DelPlato, Litz, Anderson, Oliver, Dietz. Tribble Iacobs. Kidd. Casey. Merwin. Harris. Zupko. Best of Luck Class of 55 JOE'S SHOE SERVICE 1399 Oak St. Established 1900 Phone RI 3-0200 RENDANUS Jewelers Diamonds - Watches Musical Instruments 221 E. Federal St. - Youngstown 1 1 The Objects of Life To promote the adoption and the application of higher social, business, professional, and personal standards. To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which make possible the growth of righteousness, justice, patriot- ism, personal happiness, and good Will. To the 1955 graduates, may I express my sincere good Wishes to each of you, for a successful future. V GAT SCI-IENE STUDIO cold ankles? IF SO . . . you're sure to warrn up to the greatest furnace invention in 29 years- Regulairef. It regulates the flow of warm air from the Perfection Superfex Furnace so accurately that cold ankles, cold floors, are eliminated, even in homes without basements. Regulaireal' plus Perfection's variable 3-stage fire automati- cally delivers continuous com- fort, stops wasted heat at the ceiling, cuts fuel bills by many dollars. Phone now for more information about Superfex Furnaces 'WK with ' M 81 M SHEET METAL CO. Roofing. Spouting, Furnaces Sheet Metal Work 634 Oak RIA 3722 i' Congratulations! oH1o AUTO BODY MALLOY AND NESPECA, INC 45 Madison A Phon RI 3 0116 'A' Wishing You Future Success in Life Class of 1955 Willialli Carolyne Ieweler 27 E. Commerce St. Phone R13-3433 Compliments of The Star Dry Cleaning Co. 917 Hirnrod We are offering you a complete line of dry cleaning. Three qar- ments-EB2.59. Cash and Carry on delivery in the Week entered. To give your cheeks that rosy glow To give your eyes that gleam 'I'here's nothing quite so wonderful As Milk cmd Good Ice Cream! 9 Congratulations! Holt Hardware Oak St. at Lansdowne Blvd. H Q 6 Rl 6-6241 Compliments of ADOLPH JOHNSON 81 SON CO. General Contractors 661 Wick Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Member of Associated General Contractors of America Skill Integrity Responsibility To the Class of 1955 Congratulations and Good Luck big M super market 1102 Rigby St. Ph. R16-9403 lllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Congratulations and Good Luck to Class of '55 SMILEYQS 1216 Rigby St. Youngstown llIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Best of Luck to Class of '55 Members of the HUB ATHLETIC CLUB 1212 Rigby St. Youngstown Nlo IN ll 4,0 A 1 Q4 '11 ,E Best Wishes To All GOLDEN BEARS Iunior Achievement of Youngstown Area. Inc. 211 N. Champion St. can Business - BY DOING!' The way youth learns Ameri- Charles G. Burrows Realtor 208 W. Front St. Youngstown, Ohio City and Suburban Properties Phone R14-5627 Congratulations. Graduates Youngstown Allllllllllllll Products Co., Inc. 1211 Randall Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Superior Metal Trim Alum-a-weld Storm Windows O Compliments of The Federal Iron Works Company 100 N. Prospect St. O Reduced Prices for High School Students Rondinellfs Tuxedo Rental 1642 McGuffey Rd. Youngstown, Ohio Phone R16-5847 Fittings 3 Weeks Prior to Date of Rental BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF '55 Compliments of RIP TIDE BAR 700 Albert Street Ph. RI 6-5871 Res. Ph. RI S-6039 Compliments of DUTCH AUTO BODY AND PAINT SHOP Bear Frame and Front End Alignment and Wheel Balancing Armcrn Doscenzo, Prop. 508 Andrews Ave. Youngstown 2, Ohio office R16-3140 HILTON WINDOW CO. Kitchen Remodeling - Roofing - Spouting - Siding - Weather Stripping General Home Improvements 344 Albert Street Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of ROYAL CAF E Cvmplimenis of The Most Delicious and Choicest Foods You Ever Tested INN Sam Zarlengcx, Prop. 258 E. Federal St. 630 Qgk St, Rl 6-9822 ZIDIAN'S MARKET Quality Groceries and Meats l266 Wilson Ave. Phone Rlversicle 3-8613 IOHN F. DRUMMOND SERVICE STATION l904 Oak St. Gas and Oil- Batteries Tires - Tubes - Accessories Corner Ocrk and Early Rd. Phone RI 6-9752 RI 6-9526 IOE'S SOHIO SERVICE Atlas Tires --Batteries and Accessories 1427 Rigby Street Amoco Gas 6. Oils Lubrication and Car Washing Phone R1 6-9292 RI-LAND SERVICE 1203 Rigby Street Youngstown, Ohio I. R. Burns, Proprietor TH R G roM REED SERVIEE QTRIION SERVICE STATION 1235 Rigby Mobuqqs 6. on Youngstown, Ohio Phone RI 4-0438 1405 Rigby Street WILSON AVE. PHARMACY 1107 Wilson Ave. at Pearl Phone R14-1246 Prescription Specialists RAY WELLS. Registered Pharmacist Compliments of BLUE JAY CAFE 1049 Rigby st. Compliments of MIRKIN AUTO SALES 805 Mahoning Ave. Youngstown, Ohio For Heal Bargains in Good Furniture. Appliances and Carpets Hyde1l's Furniture, Inc. 201 East Federal Corner of Walnut Open Monday and Thursday Evenings until 9:00 Best Wishes Class of 1955 The future is in your hands Guard it Cherish it Guarantee it Make Sure! PASSARELLI BROS. Automotive Service Inc. 832-44 Mahoning Ave. Younqstown, Ohio Phone: Rlverside 3-3159 Congratulations Class of '55! So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to man, Vlfhen duty Whispers low, Thou must! The youth replies, l can. -Ralph Waldo Emerson STROUSS - HIRSHBERCYS Youngstown's Dependable Store Since 1875 Compliments of STAR BOTTLING WORKS 'A' Squirt Dad's Root Beer 122 N. Lane Ave. Phone Rl 3-8419 Glasgow Tailors, Inc. 312 W. Federal St. Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1955 GLASGOW'S MEN'S SHOP 20 Bus Arcade Since 1911 Compliments of The Scheetz Lumber Cfllllpfllly 904 Tod Avenue Youngstown, Ohio XX BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF YOUNGSTOWN Acousticon 0 Hearing Aid Based on U. S. Government Findings Phone Rlverside 3-6162 H. G. GETTMAN CO. 504 Central Tower Building Youngstown 3, Ohio Homer G. Gettman Acoustician ACME BARBER SHOP 946 Oak St. Get Clipped or Trimmed By Dick or Iim Richard I.oSusso lim Cuccmese Compliments of DAVE'S APPLIANCES 1700 Mahoning Phone SW 9-9735 Compliments of GEORGE'S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES 2233 Mahoning Ave. SW 9-5202 Youngstown 9. Ohio George P. Streitferdt, Owner Compliments of THE CHATTERBOX 'rom and Greg 1024 Wilson Ave. Compliments of VIC'S CONFECTIONERY 1026 Wilson Ave. COLLINS COFFEE CUP 1029 Albert Street Rlverside 6-9647 Open 6:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Closed Sundays Best Wishes to the Class of 55 KOZY CAFE 1015 Albert BROWNS DRUG STORES 25 Years Prescription Service FOUR LOCATIONS 1841 Oak St. 2000 Canfield Rd Phone R14-5418 Phone ST 2-6716 114 Broad St. Canfield, Ohio Phone LE 3-5131 5106 Southern B1vd. Phone ST 2-7111 Compliments of DERAMO FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Phone R13-3826 Class of '55 They're telling you times aren't normal? That these are difficult years in which to be young? Don't believe it! For these are surely the greatest years in which to grow up! Never before has the world been so brimful of golden chances for you! Yours are new horizons of science, of business, of the arts . . . . yours are the horizons of searching for solutions still better than those already reached. Yours are the gates to the highest in learning. Here, in the libraries of our land, in the colleges and universities, are the products of the greatest minds of all ages .... all compiled for you. Times are not normal? Hard years for youth? Deny it, Graduate! Tell them you wouldn't trade a day of your wonderful future for any year of the past! MCKELVEYS was 1955 Congratulations Best Wishes Class of 55 Hagan Tubular DeM3in9S Products Co. R0yal Oaks Youngstown 4, Ohio 924 Oak St. Youngstown Compliments of SANDY BROTHERS SUNOCO Service Station Corner of Rigby and Wilson PAT'S SHOE REPAIRING 1359 Rigby Street Schaefer Music Shoppe Musical Instruments Accessories Sheet Music, Instruction, Books, Supplies Guaranteed Instrument Repairing 409-10-li-12 Keith-Albee Bldg. Compliments of HELEN'S FOOD MARKET Open Evenings 6: Sundays Phone RI 3-4605 Res. RI 3-2803 MUSIC - The Universal Language 1831 MCGuffeY R1 3-3347 STARK FLORISTS Good Luck To Greenhouse 1502 Parkes St. Ph. Rl 3-3412 Youngstown, Ohio The Class of 55 PESCE'S BAKERY RI 3-2293 Your Planning Is Over - Your Future Shall Begin! Br0ns0n's Patent Med. 815 Albert Street Phone Rl 6-9782 Open on Week Days- 8 to 11 o'clock Open on Sundays- 8 to 10 o'clock Compliments of FI01'CllC6,S Bar 1341 oak st. Florence Sirbu Acri, Prop. Compliments of S. H. Kress Sr Co. Best Wishes from WHITE OWL CAFE 1760 Vlfilson Ave. Younqstown, Ohio I. Kucenqa and M. Simechck Compliments of CITY BOTTLING CO. 335 Albert St. R17-3738 Youngstown, Ohio GEORGE'S AMOCO SERVICE Albert G McGuffey Ph. RI 5-9738 Phone RI 3-4628 THOMPSON'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE CO. SALES and SERVICE We Give SGH Green Stamps McGuffey Plaza Younqstown Compliments of ARMY 6. NAVY GARRISON 278 454 Albert St. Good Luck to the Class of 55 BUCCI'S SUPER MARKET Commander Frank Laskowski 335 N. Walnut Best Wishes and Greatest of Success to Graduating Class of l955 'A' Harmony Grill 1025 Albert Street Pennsylvania Gas Furnaces Roofing and Spouting Sheet Metal Work Ferrara Heating C0 1530 Oak Street Phones: Rl 4-0708 - RI 3-2869 Compliments of Q th Edner Rug 81 From e Furni ure Inc. at 9 4 CoHN's Class of '27-'28 Bert Benton 400 E. Federal St. Manager Youngstown, Ohio Telephone RI 4-5321 . Heartiest Conqratu1ations and Sincere Best Wishes extended to the East 1-Iiqh Graduates of 1955 'A' GATSCI-IENE STUDIO Phone RI 3-1714 276 W. Rcxyen Avenue WHERE DO YOU GO FROM HERE? Whether you're going on to higher education. looking for a position or perhaps some other plan. it's important to know important facts about yourself. To be a success in anything you must know your talents, your special qualifications and abilities, your personality. These are your special tools - they can produce a bright future for you. Here's How You Can Help Yourself . . . You can decide now what you are most advantageously suited for through a scientific examination. Fran Scott is arranging these examinations now. Personal interviews and direct supervision by ,- PROF. IOHN W. BABE AND PROP. K. H. EVANS. Govern- ment qualiiied Psychologists and career councilors. The tests are originated by Columbia, Minnesota and Iowa Universities. Full day is required to accomplish test and interviews. Charge for testing with a complete confidential report of your analysis - S25.00. For examination appointment- call or write FRAN SCOTT PERSONNEL SERVICE DOLLAR BANK BUILDING PHONE Riverside 4-0193 REGISTER NOW FOB POST-GRADUATION EMPLOYMENT AUTOGRAPHS QU 7 Compliments of Scarseffa 5 NICK'S CITY for the NEWEST. the BEST. the SERVICE STATION UNUSUAL in Living Room 613 Himrod Furniture cmd Carpeting Comer of Wilson :S Himrod T' - B il i d A ' St' HBS goideggcice CCBBBOHQB Compliments of Mazzacco Bros. 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