East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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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

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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.

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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