East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)
- Class of 1959
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J anet Petretic Assistant Editor ................ ........ N ina Yakotich Advisor ..................,..... ....... J eannette R. Clarke Business Manager and Advertising . .. ............... Joseph Spurio Artists ......................... .... J im Cataland, Sonya Baker Snapshot Photographer ....... ,.... . . ............ Bill Constantine Staff ....................................................... C. Protopapa, A. Vanasky, M. Miller, J. Carano, B. Capple, P. Carmendy, L. Cervello, R. DeChallc, P. Monico, G. Clark, M. Naples, J. Hunter, R. Perry, N. Kowal, M. J. Galluppi, J. Ervin, R. Hetmanski. fl Pai:1e'Two e eff? fffewfwz iw f m e hee X SMX J, r coilors. and blue. FXS' FK- X I hge yo and n ca ur glory sly, if ' 'e hxgilkin and true. WJ In r KXQE in our memories, ADW! u8gso dear of you- Byfy Alma Mater, Alma Mater e Our Alma Mater, Eos? Hi h S h I JHNUS 1959 EAST HIGH SCHOGL YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO -ffl Page Three IC!- HISTORY OF EAST With the opening of East in 1926, a dream came true to the late J. W. Smith, Lincoln Junior High principal, who became East's first principal. Upon his retirement in 1948, he was suc- ceeded by E. E. Fell, his assistant. Burton Honey, '31 local graduate who made good, took over his duties following the retirement of E. E. Fell in 1956. With the enrollment rising, a new addition was needed. In 1954, new classrooms, shops, cafeteria, gym and lockerooms were added. ln 1958, a blacktop playground with basketball, shuffleboard, tennis courts, tether ball, picnic tables and benches to give students supervised recreation was installed. East, now a iunior and senior high school, has an enrollment of 1700 and a faculty of 81, compared to the 1000 students and 60 faculty members in 1926. CLASS OF 1959 After carefully studying the ballot issued by the sang, color and flower committee, the senior class chose Smoke Gets in Your Eyes , white and gold, red roses, and as their theme, A Night to Remember . 644:64 744 'Me Wiemazdea sered summer grass passing to the red and gold beauty of autumn . . . husky young men . . . beautiful young girls . . . in sporty homecoming frocks- in flowing gowns, swirl by in a montage of firey reds, clean pure whites, and pass also to the tender alive smell of spring and graduation. a year has come and gone . . . we have grown older and perhaps wiser but we must pass too from the carefree loves of youth to the burdens of mature responsibilities. and, in the autumn of our lives- for, life too must pass, we shall remember- happiness and sorrow, ioy and disappointment, but, above all, we SHALL remember, and in doing so, be able to soy sincerely- thanks . . . thanks for the memory. -if Page Four 1-Ilv TABLE OF CONTENTS History of East .... Dedication .... Administration . . . Faculty ..... Snapshots . . . Underclassmen . Clubs ............ Freedoms Foundation Activities .....,... Sports ....... Football .. Basketball . . . Golf .... Track . . . Baseball ..... Athletic Banquet Seniors .... .. Advisors ...... Class Officers . Committees Senior Play Personality Poll Senior Prom .. Senior Pictures .... In Memoriam . ..... ....4 ....8-ll ..........'l2-'I6 'I7-'I8-24 -38-42 .........19-23 ....25-37 ....38 ....39-54 .,.55 ....56-67 ....68-71 ....72 ...73 ...,74-75 ...76 ...77 ...78 ....79 ....79-80 ...8l ....82-83 ....84-85 86-99 .....'I00 Activities . . . ,,,, lOl-107 Advertising . . . Page Five ...,l08 l DEDICATION We, the class of 1959, dedicate our Janus to Edward Robins Smith, graduate of Ohio Northern University. Ed served as head of the commercial department for almost thirty years, and prior to his retirement, was East's only golf coach. E. R. , as he is affectionately called, taught at Lincoln Junior High before coming to East in 1926, when the school opened. ln the past years, he always offered a helping hand in school activities and gladly gave his wise words of advice when asked. In 1952, Coach Smith and his team traveled to Colum- bus and won the first state championship for East in any sport. With respect and admiration, we, the seniors of East High extend to E. R. Smith, best wishes in the years to come. -'El Page Six li' Afi- In-pu nnauna .L vw-4 ,W vw ! ' K f A - , 5 gh . 1 N , WL.. - .V Ya , , if 5 K'K'f,. - h .5 . hx if z 5 , T -le A 'Y my Y , A+' F .1 .1 . ,, ' 'Q Ji-, If M . . ? g Yin 3325, .5-nf 4 ' 2 QU hwss Q 'ji' 3 . h. E -. 1: -. . 'x -h -.95 ' 's 5 .- . .I I 4. ,.-Whig, A fr - Q A' Wir . w - -- u m... --2 r-......x,h .. . - p . . - 5-' fY ?f'.,.: 55318, '. A W , - - . . 3 .. - - . - wx -N. iz-2. ---2 S.. ta,-Q - - fir 'gf - if 'mr 5 I' '?,0i 'i',' ' - LV' W fi: A ' '36-: ' ' figit. J V -1 iw. 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VA... A . ,, 4 , I . 5. , '34 Tv: i:3?.,q3, N A H-,Iv V 4. , K x A ., A 1, ilgfzqsl ig . ' ' . X .-fm? ' , 'W . uw r . K iggiqi , in . KN, .a s 1 Q - N .Q '21, . .mx .,,,,, g .. 1 1. , A K ,, . is I Q Ely, . ,g 1 N.. H . 5 k ang-3 3 er PRINCIPAL BURTON HONEY M For twelve years you, the class of '59 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 development 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. -'El Page Eight lif- l J f ff, X As June, 1959 becomes a reality, a new challenge must be met by each of you who are leaving us. Whether it be in the collegiate field or in the career you have chosen, it means entering into adult re- sponsibility. I sincerely hope that we have helped to prepare you for this important task. Good luck graduating seniors, and may all of the best be yours. YV efffffr 1 Assistant Principal JOHN PANIK ln preparing yourself to meet and suc- cessfully solve the problems of everyday living, we hope you have learned to think, learned to live together in our society, and have become aware of the need for hard work if our nation and society are to sur- vive. We hope we have been successful in building character and instilling the ideals and the faith to know what is right. Your success and happiness are our pri- mary concern as you leave East High School. JOHN HUNTER, JR. Junior High Principal I. P. Griffith, Dick Guerrieri MISS HIGLEY Serving in the dual capacity of child care teacher and dean of girls, Miss Ruth Higley provided guidance and friendly advice for a large part of the student body. Throughout the year, seniors and underclassmen sought her help in career choices, college planning, and curriculum adiustments. I z, I Qu fi 14 L f J. P. GRIFFITH J. P. Griffith was never hard to find, and was always patiently willing to give advice and guid- ance when you needed it. J. P. was also active in many other affairs such as group testing, arranging scholarships for seniors, and teach- ing commercial law one period a day. Page Ten Iohn Malusso OFFICE STAFF What would it be like without an office staff? Imagine having no record of your grades, no trans- cripts to offer future employees to examine. Our office staff is in charge of all such matters concern- ing attendance records, taking care of the book store, and running both the mimeograph and ditto ma- chines. JOHN MALUSSO Helping to correct, and in some cases completely erasing speech and hearing difficulties, has been the task of John Maluso for the past five years. Mr. Maluso divides his time a- mong the six city high schools, giving East students his help on Mondays and Fridays. Lett to Righti Mary Helen Basile. Mary Porter. Ioseph Spun-io. Eleanor Page Eleven Love. William Lamberth FAC U LTY Marv ACkW0l'ih Cyril Barabas EVBIYI1 Bemflrd Ioseph Bernard George H. Birch Nancy Bryant Robert Burke Richard Campbell 'Q Oscar Carlson Mary Carney Albert Chambers G. Chambers Stanley Checker-oski Mabel Christy Jeannette Clarke Genevieve Clemens 'iff Page Twelve F3- FACU LTY Iohn Czuhu Marqarei Davis Edward DiGreqrio Eleanor Dingledy Larry Dilluuo Eulcx Doorshuk Arthur Flauto Charles Gomez 4, v Dorothy Grnnbsrgor anrxel Ha1laHEh . Iennie HUCISOH V H 655 XC' ' AQ 1 f r, PW JM Louis Kish Pm Lanai Donald Loach wan., Lgydqv f' . ,JW -'Sf Page Thirteen 18+ ' FAC U LTY Hurley Little: Mary Love Mich yden Dorothy MacDonald I r X X Iohn Mcbouqull MYYHB MUHOHY Albert Murinelli Anthony Marino Virginia Mm-tin Willis Martin Gladys Miller Paul Miller -if Page Fourteen B1- FAC U LTY Iames enn Ioseph Perlilz Mary Porter Iohn Baz LDMZO 5 V A a K . r,0QW Louis Rivollo IOSUPH Sdcchini Frank Salvatore Margaret Schnurrenborger 627, X?-C., Anim- schwam cnady. Shields nun simian K Ilosephngrio ROY Sw Alice Weber Alanson Whiiaker , L, f ' ' Z, L' , g X X. ' 5 Cl - ' L,-3 - ,f 'IC-f Page Fifieen H1- A Marie White less Williman Michael Zupko ANNAMARIE LAYSHOCK Teaching core, for half the day, and testing deaf and hard of hearing children in eleven schools in the city, gave Miss Annamarie Layshock scant chance to get too well acquainted her first year here. -if Page Sixteen lif' OUR TIME IS YOUR TIME Row Row Row Row I. Hunter, P. Lanzi, I. Hunter, I. Clarke, E. Bernard M Carney B Goodwin I Noot B Honey A, Weber, G. Shielos, G. Clemens. -V, Simon, E. Loue, D. Sinclair, B. Goodwin, E, Doersheck M Love I Hudson I Clarke M Layshock. -E. DiGreqorio, M. Leyden, P. Lanzi, V. Martin, I. Hunier I Hunter C Shobar iN. Sheppard, P. Quint, D. Vecchione, A. Vancrsky A Porccse Annual Staff I Merwm G Crippa, L. Cervello, I. LoCicero, 42-I Page Seventeen NEWS HOUNDS AT ATHENS AND KENT A Ms -vf ' Joining in college life for one week, eight stu- dents from Echo cmd Janus staffs journeyed to Athens to attend classes at Ohio University last June. The week was spent in conferences and discus- sion groups about themes, layouts, write-ups and design, and in learning how to make more interest- ing annuals and newspapers. Picnics, dances, swimming, and dormitory living gave students a taste of the social side of campus life. l. Bryan Hall. 2. B. Sundin, J. LoCicero, E. DeGeorge. 3. Squirrel and tree 4 N Yakotich. 5. Bea Capple and Washington Hall. 6. M, Vickers, B. Sundln 7 B Sun din, M. Vickers. 8. J. LoCicero, B. Sundin, During April, Eight Echo Staff writers iourneyed to Kent State Campus for a newspaper clinic. -fel Page Eighteen lil' 4, f 3' 54 A Aggie- 3 5 A A . 4 4 3173? 'UA' - -Y Yq3'i?g?Y?'i A' A I ' A' A ' A 1:1-A5 , - vffi5'?fff1,g+ ,. 1A: :fA. ,Q 'W ff. AA . A vi-',,2wf A , ,, .- ' ' A 'Hard 3. 5, f f- 1 My 'rg ,f-'Air - ' - A ff' ' f4'52?3f'.fiTfPA3 .Q ' Y ' 'wh 3-if A . PM - ' ' 3 AA ,.. . .M-24 .- . ' '45 , AA 4, '4 f fu: 1 .fist ,Q .. A p -'U' 3 -A ,. .5 ', gf , pn. ,A ' ,- .4 Ax , ,f ,wr . I N153 , QA if A ff! 'QQ' f 1 ., Q ' ,rw A A 1 X Q W 32, 5 i vs? -Twig., 5. ' q,. .sm H 4 f.. , 'LL g , .yr ,L . H JM , -. ., ' - 'px VA 6 f- Y, f4 . Q Xf Y A ,gf-. X 1 i A ,Q ' 1 ', . , ,, ...A f' Rv' V , A ss A - fr A gi , 'ZX , -5 Q..-gf ' -. ,. , 5 -Q -an r IINNQTQJ 'A Q .A 4 I 4,-few, - Q 'A' ,ga ,V 'E M. 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Ax-?Kj?j , 4' I 1 Soni-55 bake-r Ninth Grade Row Row Row Row Row Row -DePinto, Hoover, Hofcheck, Jabor, McGarvy, Flickinger, Goist, Devillin, Marino, Cruz, McHen- dricks, Gray, Daniels, Cirelli. -Delgreco, Hetmanski, Harris, Haywood, Green, Louis, Gibson, Gerthing, Hooks, Dudek, Herman das, Clarke, Maytas, McGuire. -Jones, Jameson, Harris, High, Green, Lee, Charney, Gilbert, Gilbert, Chapman, Hulber, Torres Gains, Cataland. -Lorr, McWilliams, Martins, Haywood, Graps, Bruick, Darney, Ennis, Goodman, Huber, Mollens Lawson, Carbone. -Hendri, Lesnak, Harris, Denmeade, Detherage, Mazon, Ferranti, Hicks, Lewis, Caruso, Farinelli Mazaccappi, DeToro. -Golclener, Cloud, Moore, Hatt, Caruth, McCurdy, Brown, Buckner, Canacci, Fitzpatrick, Hula Jackson. M 2-W - . : X, I ,, K Row l-Zaza, Tomasic, Shelton, Orlanzo, Thomkinson, Rounds, Williams, Ravier, Pates, Precher, Regula Rucetti, Repko, Rogers, Pixley, Rivers. Row 2-Ross, Culberson, Siembida, Smith, Wilkerson, Wilson, Ward, Protain, Ross, Petreki, Saddlwhite Rumph, Rivers. Row -Sunen, Silna, Siquarine, Ward, Revish, McCalla, Emilo, Ptlugh, Wilkes, Carpine, Redman, Red- man. Row wCatt, Cigruavi, Wooder, Williams, Miles, White, Lurgu, Woodird, Clacko, Rodgers. Row -Ward, Trirosie, Woodid, Williams, Myers, Schaffer, Sherer, Toto, Saida, Ross, Secreso. Row -Volpe, Wills, Volpe, Zerum, White, Stanely, Adams, Adams, Stanly, Whately, Wick. Page Twenty ll'- NINTH - TENTH GRADES ,s- Row Row Row Row Row Row .1 ' 1 4 W Blocker, Augstin, Gaines, Mack, Neill, Bernard, Turscark, Bankston, Carrigan, Aey, Triveri, Balog, Juillerat, DeGeorge. Davis, Cruz, Lynch, Newmark, Travis, Debeack, Mattheus, Frankovich, Booth, Barbato, Carruth, Ellerbe, Age, Muscatella, Steveson. Payne, Mortellaro, Depetro, Nevaida, Benson, Accattato, Ozenger, Dugan, Direnzo, Love, Perlien, Cruzo, Giampietro, Lucas, Perlier, Amicone. -Payne, Boyle, Davies, Quaranta, Jones, Leone, Wells, Palumbo, Eizionzo, O'Hara, Barona, Gaizer, Martain, Dialm. --Klase, Coman, Collins, Creatore, Wells, Jones, Jefferson, Jones, Neill, Saltes, Mancino, Prucnal, Merwin. 6-West, William, Noel, Queener, Wal, Terkla, Bonds, Amodio, Cox, Cole, Diona. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row l-Sylvestri, Ruppert, Noel, Williams, Williams, Peterson, Washington, Young, Shelton, Mitchell Williams, Clark, Ruso, Page, Weaver. 2-Robinson, Mrasky, Mezzacaggi, Moss, North, Priley, Palozzo, Lalden, Wilkison, Perry, Pincharo Perline, Drisco, Nelson, Jody, Yannerella. ' 3-Poghen, Pazoies, Sazich, Sinkovich, White, Russell, Peacock, Whatley, Zarlengo, Pesa, Rubicky, Mason. -Hassaro, Walker, Miller, Heir, Vigollti, Poyne, Rivello, Rogers, Munuz, Ritz, Wallaer, Warino, Vizi, Raco, Ross, Mosco, Powers. -Wilding, Whalin, Moore, Miller, Moses, Slavin, Rusback, Arvello, Price, Wadh, Ray, Stone, Wright, White, Wright. Zvaro, Nativo, Ruser, Rogers, Santore, Muzinsky, Mazarasky, Pompelli, O'Neil. Warren, Wynn, Marshall, Shaldone, Rago, Price, Slosher, Morrison, Moore -'El Page Twenty-one lit- r Tenth Grade Row Row Row Row Row Row Row l 2 3 4 5 6 7 DeGeorge, Bonace, Kupizs, Bott, Conti, Babyak, Lanzo, Bebbs, Morris, Brown, Cicchi, Conroy Cervello. Howie, Calverson, Braunstein, Bello, Baker, Jacobs, Kish, Jackson, Davis, Boswell, Bernard DeFrank. Kupelli, Coutris, Boyd, Bevilacqua, Coutrir, D'Alesio, D'Andrea, Kopnicky, Brooks, Balter, Cam arro, Biondella. Hooks, Clack, Jackson, Bryant, Carter, Crippa, Bater, Cousins, Clark, Kish, DeAngelo, Cameli Clark. Armstead, Clark, Travis, Hoehnle, Dwell, Andrews, Bell, Collins, Casey, Darkangelo, Conti. Clow, Henry, DuBose, Bartos, Calvin, Bell, Hunches, Cannon, Howie, Appulese, Barle, Crepps. Cusing, Moore, Brown, DelFraino, Appugliese, Baumgarter, Clacko, Core, Bidinotto, Jefferson. 1 1 1 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row l 2 3 4 5 6 7 -Lett to Right: Traylor, Sponsetti, Stringfellow, DePietro, Tisome, Long, Edwards, Tomason, Stone Lack, Harris, Greer, Hooner, Harris, D'Ovazio. Fusillo, Harris, Slalletto, McGrath, Fusillo, Harrison, Stopra, Totfler, Lewis, Testa, Hale, Fitz patrick, Harthorown. Dukin, Ecommacis, Stevenson, Fraill, Harrison, Snieps, Fish, Linden, Smart, Gerthung, Gallogu Franklin, Tucker. Harrion, Eilliot, Lugo, Hart, Fears, Martin, Feher, DePietro, Mancino, Frabrizo. -Vari, Maacho, Lugo, Tavalario, Gibson, Lewis, Lewis, Mcrae, Scivo, Lisko, Mack, Macola, Will McQueen. Hammand, Diezaato, Durkin, Sylvester, Ford, DuBose, Harris, Taylor, Malagissi, Testa, Tarr. DePietro, Tassiff, Lettanzio, Leedy, Heck, Tringhese, Doxie, Terlecki, Lovati, Hieni, Williams Thorac, Lewis, Strickland, lsakson. -iff Page Twenty-two ll?- Eleventh Grade Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 -Cononico, Donmadio, Durda, Cononico, DeSanto, Bell, Anzevino, McQuire, Flickinger, Merwin Mortellaro, Coiasante, Bland, Beulah, Bell. -DiPasqua, Ambrosia, DeMarte, Campbell, Angelo, Bevelacqua, Bancyk, McGarvey, Mose, Diorio Morelli, Etri. -DiRienzo, DePinto, Evans, Foster, Adams, Davis, Crook, Dean, Bayles, Monroe, Berstling, Ervin Datillo. -Mazon, Allegretto, Boyd, DeMarco, Beaudis, Colabella, Miller, Bankston, Burney, McKinney Davis, Ferranti, Martens, Bebbs. -Demetriou, McQueen, DeVito, Dechant, Martellaro, McElroy, Calvin, Coachron, Anderson, Miles Brown, Benson, Mascardine. -Bruno, Acitelli, Foscissco, Coleman, Borda, Dittman, Copland, Bonace, Foscessco, Barganier Beulah, Barnes. -Fisher, Mulson, Dorney, Esker, Bulter, DeAmico, Desimone, Fantone, Allen, Ferencak, Diana DeMain. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Skinner, Yahn, Serra, Sinko, Wetzl, Leet, LoCiecero, Grant, Scott, Gordon, Williams, Sandy Woodworth, Wilkens, Whitfield, Smith. Hetmanski, Vanasky, Zerm, Terlecki, Tondi, Lundy, Herbert, Keys, Galluppi, Wilkes, Rugguri Jefferson. Smith, Schaffer, Verdreame, Lucas, Robbins, Latisi, White, Hammond, Tarver, Vrabac, Johnson Shacklock. Hull, Hughes, Furden, Green, Santor, Jackson, Goist, Voina, Toto, Smith. Rullie, Thomas, Hernandez, Goricki, Wilson, Renaldy, LaPresta, Gallaway, Thomas, Garasky Thompson, Pangio, Jones, Santoriella, Span, Saba. Veccharelli, Washington, Julian, Varso, Vickers, Johnson, Santor, Green, Grace, Threat, Kish Tomacik, Kamrad, Rushwin, Kowal, Wheeler, Wright. Tringhese, Sheckelhoff, Gol, Lewis, Gaia, Tommy, Hilton, Freeman, Ramos, Love, Canacci, De- Pasqua, Whiteside. House, Shea, Sundin, Williams, Tubbs, Irby, Johnson, Snowden, Boyd, Williams, Zebit, Smith Zyvitti. 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I M-Q 1-?w ,', g - I whsxmuaif 1 mean, V. .I - V V,,,,.4 ., ,, ..,, fig- VV . - ,,.,. Vp.-1-q. M- ' -V 5,-' w-'H' - 4-0-1 R W'-L . Q' K.--4rwNh 1 ,..-In X V - V iw I lug. N... .N I - 'f ' I -' V,,,,H-n-ff IV '1 A' 'V .. - ,..I I I In .I II 1 .zflvh 'b'K3 4'f 'V,,'.,-., - -- ' f,It?,:,,z-.,g. VV VA WT. iLVAVVVMV . H+ . . I. -5: V I-n f , I,. ANI- iw ' A . Y 2'..,w:- 0 .T uw ' Q., , ....,Im..I---I - fI'-v ',,.,f.I- . - ,I.I I- I -QI ' 4-.,w,-v- I,,,gM1 - ..II.-+'r' '9..' . -W I ja - ,Kean-4 V' ..... -'- A ,,,.-f.,'fV W .,, ,, 1 -' I-nm - gk II,,,,..I I- VVII, ,I, I L ' -I.. K-1 I. ,,-.,,.f- I V V ,VV V, -.,.VI.., ..- LQS. 'An H' k 'T-zthgs- fQ' rvf' .. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Row Row Row l-Wash, DePietro, Kopinsky, Mock, Palazzo, Sylvestri, Bello, Husbclclzy, Muzanski, Cicchi, D'Alesio Raqo, Stellato, Peterson, O'Neil, Boyd, D'Andrea. -Rogers, Williams, Williams, Hale, Soles, Noel, Toifler, Lisko, Fabrizio, Carter, Moss, North Young, Washinqton, Pompelli, Bevilacqua. Pinciaro, Mancino, Babyak, Crippa, Hatfield, Muzzinski, Ruppert, Bonace, George, Stopie. 2 3- Frails, Courtis, Muntz, Cappelli Row 4-Zarlenqo, Barbato, Scholsser, McCullough, Hustic, Houser, Hicks, Perline, Slavin, Sabella. Row 5-Harris, Russell, Harris, Feaqr, Priley, Durkin, Iacobs, DePietro, Andrews, Bartolma. Row B-Lanqo, Myravish, Fish, Conti, Nelson, Lewis, Peacock, Wallace, Economakis, Baker, Gallagher Price, Metcalf, Mazzacuppi, Linden, Bryant, Pearson, Pesa, Bott, Braunstein, Lynch. l wonder whom our speakers will be tonight! Don't forget to bring your reports! Comments such as these were heard often during the year as sophomore girls met at the Y.W.C.A. for their meetings. Prom Included in their activities this year were the Touchdown Toddle and the All-City -PH Page Twenty-six Bl- f JUNIOR 'lfffrssws Row Row Row How Row Row Row .. f P ,, , . ,L Q, lint l-Gordon, Scott, Oliver, Mims, Marks, Beaudis, Boyles, Terlecki, Wilkins, Kegley, Vanasky, Jones Merwin, Sandy, Whitfield, Ferranti, Woodworth, Anzevino. 2-Monroe, Keys, Williams, Muacatello, Campbell, Angelo, Hetmanski, Shatter, Vraback, Lucas Nelepa, Kowal, Miller. 3-Brown, Morelli, Adams, Amicone, Bevilacqua, Revelon, Doxie, Tondi, Worelli, Parker, Toto. 4-Beaulah, Quaranto, B-win, Kamrad, Kish, Rugqieri, Wilkes, Mortellaro. Nackino, Smith. 5-Evans, Viona, I.oI.akis, Hammond, Boncyk, Crook, Dean. Miller, Neil, Perry, Muzzinski. Bell DeSanto, Davis. 6-Evans, Etri, Bartholew, Tamburrelli, Goricki, Moses, Turek, Verdreame, Colahella, Cononico. 'I-Pangio, Prucnal, McGarvey, Freeman, Williams, Love, Jefferson, McKinney, Thomas, Threat. Faygadeta members' many activities included a tour through Woodside Hospital, a Christmas candle sale, a sox hop, and a Mother-Daughter Banquet. A number of girls attended the Touchdown Toddle, Sweetheart and All-City Proms. With Nancy Terlecki, president, Charlotte Beaudis, vice-president, Judy Boyles, secretary, and Nancy Wilkins, treasurer, Y-Teens fulfilled their duties. stil Page Twenty-seven lil SENIOR Y-TEENS How 1- Crippa, Guerrieri, Lewis, Timlin, Cervello, Vanasky. Vecchione, Quint, Ashley, Macri, Whiteside, Brocious, DeCar1o, Cicchi, Kegley, Names. Ritz, Ortman. Walker. Row 2- McGrath, P. Carmendy, B. Capple, Harvey, Greene, Naples, Howie, O'Neil, Gardner, Protopapa, Beard, Bednar, Milano, Ruffin. Row 3- Malaqeere, Miller, Petretic, Shook, Fitzpatrick, Lettera, Wiseman, Testa, Anzelmo, Mattussi, McKinney. Posey, Kupec. Row 4- Martin, Blice, Kettering, Gaydos, Macri, Evans, Price, Ferranti, Leshnak, Schneider, Miller, Specht, Evans, DeGeorqe. Row 5- Porcase, Pompelli, Douglas, Dulioles, Peel, Orlando, Miller, Cameli, Iohnson, Perkins. Do you remember the All-City Prom, the Sweetheart Prom, and that wonderful banquet we had? These, plus the Touchdown Toddle, are pigeon-holed in the memory folders of Senior Y-Teens. This was the first year in which Y-Teen clubs were divided into sophomore, iunior, and senior groups. Officers for '58-'59 were: Paul Quint, president, Bernie Mostropietro, vice-president, Maureen Timlin, secretary and Stasia Vanasky, treasurer. -El Page Twenty-eight lil OUR SWEETHEART PROM Row 1-1: S. Vanasky, P. Lewis, P. Monica, 2: P. Monico, T. Lewis, SV Vanasky, 3: S. Vanasky, P. Monico, I. Boles, F, Lewis Row 2--1: S. Boris, S. Vanasky, 2: P. Monico, C. Protopapu, I Tamhurrinni, I. Guerrieri, M. Tumbline, A. Porcase, 3: F. Lewis, W. Barton, 4: P. Monica, I. Fercana Row 3-l: I. Carano, T, Cordova, 2: I. Glydura, I. Petrictic, 3: D. Fercana, C. Protopapa, 4: P. Carmendy, Buzz Hcmni. Row 4-1: W. Barton, 2: Buzz Hanni, T. Gaglione, 8: M. Naples. I. Scali, 4: Swede Isakson, B. Cappte. 5: B. Muscalello, T. Gaqlione, 6: I. Pelrictic. Awaiting the magic moment, couples cheered when Fran Lewis was crowned Sweetheart at the Sweetheart Prom, February 7th. Attendants were Phyllis Monico and Anastasia Vanasky. George Lawrence and his orchestra provided the dance music -if-l Page Twenty-nine lil SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Row Row Row Row DePietro, S. DelP1ato, vice-president: I. Tamburrini, president: A. Vanasky. secretory-treasurer: McGrath, B. Moss, B. Hunt. Gorden, M. Testa, C. Hoehnle, M. Blice, N. Wilkins, B. Washington, D. Gallouqher, I. Mancino. Tavalario, E. Santore, D. Marks, I. Priley, M. Boyd, S. Bevilacqua, M. Courtis, D. Boncyk, Sundin, A. Napoli, G. Clark, B. Santoro, D. Lewis, W. Hale. Miller. C. Burt. I. Domey. A. Mancino. D. Woodward. Sponsoring pep assemblies, collecting tax stamps, and backing a campaign for better dress in the schools, were some of the duties carried out by Student Council. ln co-operation with Paul Miller, Jean Tamburrini, president, called the meetings during school periods in 215. it JUNIOR STUDENT couNcu. Collecting tax stamps and taking an active part in the Dress Right Campaign were part of the many duties undertaken by Junior Student Council members. Under the supervision of E. E. Hallaman, they also helped clean the school trophy cases, contributed to Freedom Foundation, were ac- tive in cafeteria clean-up cam- paign, and boosted the Junior Red Cross drive. Row 1-N. Walker, I.. Bell, S. Kay, L. Massie, V. Nolfi, E. Iay, C. Yank. Row 2-E. Iackson, L. Crook, C. Marsteller, S. Santillo, P. Gardane, I. Tartaglione, D. Fraile, P. Ward, F. Levish, I. Mervin. Raw 3-W Payne, B. Ward. R. Canacci, R. Huhabcik, M. Beth, C. Charity, V. Daniels, H. Ward, I. Constantine, C. Loti. Row 4-W. Beuson, R. Cox, H. Ieiferson, L. O'I-Iara, M. Maucoeso, M. Harris. D. Barbato. Page Thirty 1? LATIN CLUB .,,. Row 1-A. DiMitri, H. McRae, S. Ortman, T. Trucksis, R. Fitzpatrick, R. Leet, E. Martin. A. Ferranti. A. Ruqgeri, I. Petrectic, F. Alabel. Row 2-R. DeChalk, D. Carter, P. Vanasky, I. Milano, R. Ritz, S. Schaffer, M. Blice, President, P. Neil, C. Beaudis, L. North, B. Moss, C. Linden, E. Tofiler, P. Quint. Row 3-P. Baker, I. Priley, L. Econzmacis, C. Burt, V. Serra. L. Ladd, H. Sundin, D. Lewis, D. Pride, L. Centaianti, R. Dilienzo, D. DeMarte, I. LoCicaro, H. Gol. R. Sylvestri, V. Nitirio, E. Lovati. How 4-C. Goricki, M. Coutris, B. Nemes, I. Fraill, N. Gardner, B. Washington, W. Young, P. Peterson, K. Howie, B. Evans, I. Beaulah. Omnes Patres Gallis, declared president Marlene Blice when she called Latin Club meeting to order bi-weekly. During the year, Inter Nos sponsored a sox hop, and held Arbor Day ceremonies dedicating a tree to the late Miss Norma Wintzer, former Latin teacher and club advisor, and two trees to senior members of the Latin Club. KEY CLUB Key Club has been a member of the downtown Kiwanis since 1949 and has been sending two mem- bers to luncheons every Friday. During the year, members col- lected clothing, gave money to some needy family and bought toys for underprivileged children. These proiects kept members busy under the direction of J. P. Griffith and S. Checlceroski. Row How How Row it l-Tomocik, Ramos, Harris, V. Pres., Hinton. Pres., Ross, Sec., Martin, DeChaIk. Little, Barrnett. 2-Sabo, Santor, Freeman, Wilson, Sundin, Merwin, Snowden, Maytou, Ladd. Rubicky, Mancino. 3-DeRazeo, Hunter, LoCicero, Terlecki, DeMarte, Tommie, Ellerbe, Constantine. Burt, Molson, Nail, Moore, Strobel. Colucci, Wilson, House, Ostoqic, Robbinl, Thomas. McRae, Sinko. 4-Fanton, Hutchinson, Duhose, Queener, Erbey, Doxie, Truckes, Dililienzo, P Devito, Harris, Barnes, Vecchorellia, Centalanti, Pride, Treas. age Thirty-one I3- Future Teachers of America Club was organized by students in- terested in teaching as a career. Members acted as student teachers when needed, graded papers, and visited other schools to observe techniques used by various teach- ers. Officers were: Delores Gaydos, president, Nancy Sheppard, vice- president, Marlene Blice, secretary and Anastasia Vanasky, treasurer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1-C. Martin, D. Gaydos, President: M. Blice, secretary: A Vanasky treasurer D. Vecchione, P. Wiseman, M. Poiazzo, I. Fi-aile. How 2-T. Lopi-esta, A. Lettexa, E. Rossi, M. Garasky, B. Doxie C Protopapa M Coutris, Miss Christy, advisor. Row 3-I. Petretic, P. Quint, A. Porcase. lk -95 Cholenshy, B. Sundin, B. Molson, C. Hinton, R. Ritz, I Milano D Lewis Row 1-I. Row 2-G. Dechant, T. Napoli, D. DeMarte, V. Serra, F. Muscatello H Rushwm How 3-C. Goricki, D. Pride, W. Harris, D. Merwin, D. Woodward A Yukerus D Smith Row 4-I. Bulah, E. Lundy, B. Leet, W. Evans. D. Bozik, P. Acxtellx R Gol Row 5-G. Seacrist, L. Sentiianti, R. Berdin, S. Ortman, L. Mattussx ELECTRONS Is it oxidized or reduced? ll This was one of many questions determined through actual experimentation by the Electrons, who met each Friday morning at 8:00. The feature of the year was the annual Science Fair, presented for the benefit of those students interested in the scientific field. -if Page Thirty-two 181- TRI-HI-Y Row Row Row How Row 1 -Pompelli, McGrath, 0'Neil, Ashley, Ferranti, Cervello, Carmendy, Capple, Miller, Kettering, Timlin, Gaydos. 2-Gardner. Protopapa, Naples, Vanasky, Whiteside. Brocious, Macri, Whiteman, Green, Terlscki. 3- Marks, Specht, Lewis. Martin, DeCarlo, Anzelmo, Doxie, Testa, Vanasky, Whiteside, Quint, Vecchiono, Laterra, Evans, Oliver, Mims. Rugqeri. 4-Guerrieri, Fitzpatrick, Howie, Douglas, Douglas. 5-Porcase, Petretic, Cicchi, Evans, Maze, Mortellaro, Miller, Lucas, Harvey, Perry, Shook, Blice, Malaqisi, Leshnak, Garasky, Crock, Miller. Tondi, Keyes, Evans, Beulah. Participating in Civic Day, the Easter assembly, and having a variety of speakers and club discussions, provided activities and projects for Tri-Hi-Y, a service club sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. Officers this year were: Delores Gaydos, president, Bernie Mastropietro, secretary and Maureen Timlin, treasurer. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT J.A., being a nationwide organ- ization, helps young people of the U.S.A. to learn the hard funda- mentals of business. Operating small scale enterpris- es, planning, selling and broad- casting a half-hour radio publicity program, were some of the educa- tional proiects and activities in which members of Junior Achieve- ment participated. How l-B. Doxie, Harrison, I. LoCicero, V. Serra, C. Fanton, D. DeMarte, I. Borda, B. Molson, Ramos, Tomacik. Row 2-P. Brown, G. Baqanier, W. Murphy, P. Barnes, W. Tommy, D. Lewis, B. Lest, D. Williams. O. Foster. Row 3-D. pride, R. Etri, M. Galluppi, M. Magury, C. Goricki, P. Wiseman, P. Vanasky, R. Zerm, C. Sturdevant, I. Hanak, M. Nalipa, M. Mortellaro, B. Muscatello, P. Cononico, B. Nelson. 'ff Page Thirty-three iii' HI-Y Row 1-Constantine, P. Wilson, T. Battaglia, vice-president: E. Ross, president: D. Merwin, secretary: D. Martin, M. Maytos, D. Babyak, S. Sinko. P. Ostoiic. Row 2-R. House, A. Yorkunas, R. DeCha1k, B. Sundin, D. Little, I. Holmen, treasurer: L. Wilson, B. Moore, L. Ladd, L. Rivello, advisor. Row 3-S. Freeman, R. Trinqhese, E. Rubicky, C. Colucci. Row 4-R. Gol, I. Stroble. F. DeMaine, C. Hinton, A. Leone, C. DeVito, P. Barnes, L. Nail. P. Veccharelli. Let's forget the meeting and go swimming, were the oft heard shouts of the HI-Y boys when they met bi-weekly at the Y.M.C.A. Thanks to the perseverance of the officers, swimming was delayed long enough for the club to sponsor a sox hop, plan a hay ride, participate in civic day activities and enter two basketball teams in the Hi-Y league. RADIO-T.V. During the past school year, the Radio Speech Class headed by L. Morris, took over the morning devotions and announcements for the first time. Duties were distributed among the members of the class, and they each took turns reading devotions and making announcements. Row Row Row Row Ramos. Tomocik, Fanton, Pride, Sturdevant, Schaeffer, Morris. Sinko. Weaver, Kish. Bruno, LaPresta, Armstead, Tofiler, Moss. -Grace, Orlosky, DuBose. McRae, Irby. -if Page Thirty-four VARSITY E Row How Row Row Row How Row Row l - , , . , .MG .. L.. . 1-Crippa, Capple, Cervello, Vanasky. Carano, DeMarte-vice-president, Carmendy-secretary, Lo- Cicero-president. Mortellaro, Napoli, Commardo, Ortman, Ritz, Saxon, Camelli, Green, Shook. 2-Hinton, Sundin, Martin. Miller, McGrath, Macri, Terranti, Ashley, Petretic, Husar, Manq, Perry, Kowal. 3-Merwin, LoPresta. Porcase, Sheppard, Lucas, Wiseman. Yakotich, Mussolino, Scali, Mortellaro. Woodworth, Vecchione, Hetmanski. -Lewis, Boyd, Blice, Baltes, Doxie, Specht, Evans, Quint, Naples, Hammond, Galuppi. -O'Neil. Frankovich, Protopapa, Harasym, DeSanto, Bell. Leshnack, Beaulah, Terlecki, Keyes, Campbell, Sanarelli, Gol, Francisco. -Harvey. Pompelli, Monico, Lovati, Carter, Crippa, Angelo, Adams, Molson, Vickers, Ross. 7-DeGeorge, Laterra, Prucnul, Peel, Shaley, Miller. 8-Guia, Maytos. Nail, Pantone, Little. Pride. Stop needlin' me, cried Joe LoCicero to our pine needled Christmas tree, as he and a half dozen Varsity E members decorated said tree in accordance with annual tradition. Under advice of Miss J. Clarke, members fulfilled their duties of backing all school activities. They also gave baskets of food and money at both Thanksgiving and Christmas, and sponsored a sox hop in April. Giving up their lunch periods and meeting in the comfort of the sec- ond floor living room, President's Council, in addition to backing all school activities, filled Red Cross boxes and donated to the Pavillion Fund, as part of their own projects. PRESlDENT'S COUNCIL Row 1-I. Petretic, P. Quint, I. Tamburrini, I. Kopinsky, D. Vecchione. How 2-I. LoCicero. C. Hinton, E. Ross, D. Gaydos, M. Blice, A. DePietro Row 3-W. Rogers. D. Little, N. Terlecki -Wil Page Thirty-five E1- Eager Echo newshounds gleaned the school for material to fill the nine issues printed this season. The staff led by Paula Quint and Mar- lene Blice, captured a second place award at Pitt University's Clinic. Another second place award was won at the Kent State newspaper clinic for editorials submitted in the School Improvement category. About 16W seniors, the M due to a half-witted editor, spent 45 minutes a day supervising photog- raphy, identifying returned photos, and writing copy for the Janus. The theme Thanks for the Memory was developed under the astute guidance of Janet Petretic, editor, and Nina Yakotich, her assistant. Row l-P. Carmendy, B. Capple, I. Carano, I. Petretic-Editor, L. Cervello. Row 2-A. Vanasky, M. Naples, P. Monico. Row 3-C. Protopapa, P. Quint, M. Miller. Row 4-I. Hunter, B. Constantine, G. Clark. Not Pictured-Nina Yakotich, Assistant Editor, Hay Perry. ECHO Sitting left to right: D. Bozich, I. Manq, E. DeGeorqe, L. Mut- tussi, R. A. Etri, D. Carter. Standing lett to right: P. Quint, editor, M. Blice, A. Napoli, M. Vickers, N. Morteliaro, B. Molson, L. Cervello, B. Santor. ECHO, JANUS ASSEMBLY I. LoCicero, I. Hunter, R. Perry, A. Napoli. B. Copple, H. DeChalk, M. Miller. R. Per- line. B. Scxntor. lif- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row Row Row How Row 5-A l-G 2-C. 3-B. 4-M C. I. Clark-Treas., D. Vecchione-Pres., P. Quint-Sec. Hinton, N. Sheperd, L. Mattussi, B. Baites, A. Porcase, I. Milano, A. Vanasky, M. Blice. Bednar, S. Schaffer, B. Berdin. R. Husar, I. Tamburrini, C. Protopapa, I. Petretic, P. Lesnack Nemes, B. Maslropietro. Miller, R. Ritz, C. Beaudis, I. Boyles, I. Olson, I. Emilo, I. Kaluczky, B. Evans, K. Howie Goricki, W. Hale. Yorkunos, D. Pride, B. Santor, N. Mortalaro, A. Napoli, D. Lewis, D. Boycik, A. Mancino Cholonsky, W. Harris. Brains n' brawn sparked this year's National Honor Society, led by diminutive Donna Vecchione. Along with advisor, Miss Alice Weber, John muscles Hunter, vice- president, tired Paula Quint, secretary, and quiet George Clark, treasurer, formu- lated lans for a Coins for Care service ro'ect, a Sox Ho in the m, and a tri P P l P 9Y P to Washington, D.C. and New York. 'ff-I Page Thirty-seven lik- 1 FREEDOM'S FOUNDATION Marlene Blice at Gettysburg Under the motto, This We Believe , students and faculty who have contributed to Freedom's Foundation have brought great honor and acclaim to our school by winning seven consecutive coveted awards. East is the only school in this area credited with representation at Valley Forge. The great desire to project the American Way of Life as shown here, prompted interested students headed by Miss Alice Weber to participate in various Freedom's Foundation activities. Page Thirty-eight Or' Q lit 'K in ,mi 'E 'F' r I Ll. 50058 Bm T' SEVENTH AND EIGHT GRADE CHOIR Row 1-Mr. Campbell, D. Hensley, R. Parm, B. DelFranio, I. O'Block, K. Ritz, V. Nolli, R. Shall, C. Hull, M. Testa, P. Gardane. Row 2-D. Barbato, I.. Macchio, A. Mocra, G. Taylor, M. Brown, P. Yannarella, E. Peel, M. Sylvester, C. Marstellar, H. Gaydos, R. Scocca. Row 3-P. Brown, A. Armstead, D. Jackson, I. Taylor, I. Rose. E. Dodson, M. Strozier, S. Austin, L. Whatley, R. Ruqgieri, M. Richardson. E. Shelton. Row 4-N. Wiscott, I. Gol, L. Bell. L. Arguilla, I. Snowden, M. Thomas, B. Winstead, S. Wheeler, L. Iohnson, R. Harrison, I. Smith, D. Mazzella, D. Dilisio. Considering that this was their debutante year under the direction of Richard A. Campbell, these song birds enthusiastically went all out performing in Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, and several other assembly programs. COSMETOLOGY Whether it was iust a wash and set, a cut, ca permanent or a tint, the iob was always done well by these six girls. After completing a two year course at Choffin Vocational School and passing their State Board Ex- amination, they were awarded their beautician licenses. Seated: Phyllis Monico, Iune Scali. Standingb left to right: Pat Musolino, Gloria Baltes, Geraldine Perline, Barbara e ata. Page Forty-one lili- JUNIOR DRAMATISTS Y-TEEN ESSAY AWARD . . . . . ...... ...... .... . . . JUNIOR DRAMATISTS X WPT,- viigml Z. V. Row 'I-B. Mastropietro. Row 2-B. Mastropietro, unknown, J. Demsey. Row 3-N. North, M. Smith, L. DeMarco, V. Serra, T. Bell, D. DeScxn'ro, C. Beoudis, M. Nackino, S. DelPloto, C. Wcmcmcaker, D. DeSc1nto, N. North, C. DeVito, P. Goist, V. Serra, N. Warincx, C. Beaudis, T. Bell, L. DeMc1rco, C. Sfurdevcmt, M. Nackino. -DH Page Forty-two l-3+ TIN SHOP It was snip, snip, bang, bang, when supervisor, Oscar Carlson, got apprentice tin snipers under way teaching them the fundamentals of metalwork. Here they made ash trays, hammar heads, funnels and did repairs for teachers. Helolotl, Silva. ietiorlon, Ionol. Williams, Fitzpatrick, Grapel. Hetmanski. WOOD SHOP During the past year, under the fine supervision of J. McDougall, apprentices learned the funda- mentals of cabinet making, and in so doing, learned to make such projects as coffee tables, end tables, chairs etc. to be used in their homes. R. lanolov, I. Ditman, B. Moore. S. Flores. F. Bartholmew. I. Ds Saito, F. Donnadio. AUTO SHOP Washing and waxing cars were in every day occurrence in auto shop. Removing pistons, trans- missions, valves, etc .... and putting them back, were some of the things you would have learned, had you been an apprentice grease monkey in auto shop the past year. Wanamakor, Esposito, Kelty, Strobel, Ambrosia, Mr. Check- eroski. Battaglia. ELECTRIC SHOP In repairing small appliances, such as lamps, irons and radios, students of Gus HIebovy's electric shop learned the fundamentals of electricity while doing useful and practical iobs. Studying house wiring and operation of larger appliances, as well as doing work in plastics, making candy dishes and other useful containers, rounded out the course. Lett to right-G. Hlehovy, D. Durda, P. Paxel, B. Smith. A. Baungartner. -JH Page Forty-th ree ll'- CAFETERIA WORKERS Row I-Bei-duce. Policy. Guudio, Camp- znezzi. Row 2-Grazyuana, Hlay. Rivalsky, AI- liqratlo, Dehmico. Lattanizo. Row 3-Doeppinta, Musolino. Hernick. CUSTODIANS Whistle while you work' That was the tune of head lamtor John Policy and his crew of three men, ten women, and four boys as they spent many long hours making general repairs, cleaning class rooms and hallways taking care of the school grounds and doing many other necessary duties Familiar scene in the lunchroom fourth and fifth periods-nine busy cafeteria workers serving a nutri- tious noon lunch to approximately 300 students every day. Seeing that the menu was plan- ned as scheduled was the job of Mrs. L. Keefer, manager, and Mrs. P. Conti, assistant. Clarence Martens, Laverne Oz- enghar, Judy Noel, Dorthea Carter. E. McKallip, B. Floyd, M Man fredi, A. Manna, L. Keefer A Let tera, H. Lodwick, P. Conti CAFETERIA HELPERS Collecting and emptying trays, washing dishes, selling hamburgers, and keeping tables clean were the duties that kept cafeteria helpers active every day, fourth and fifth periods. - ffl Page Fo rty-fou r lif- TROPHY CASE Among the other sixty-five tro- phies, those newly and proudly displayed this year were the Father Gallagher and the Rotary Club ones, presented to East for win- ning the 1958 football champion- ship. C. Protopapa, P. Quint. CUSTODIAN HELPERS It probably was rough to get up every morning during th sum- mer, and every cold, brisk morn last winter - but when it meant work and 'money', these four boys were persistent and persevering. Leo Neil. Mike Mcxytas, Paul Wilson, Pat Pelican Viccharelli 'ft l. Richard Lott 2. Robert Curry FOOTBALL TICKET SELLERS Good attendance at games dur- ing the pigskin season could be at- tributed to one thing only, Clara Protopapa's and Paula Quint's con- vincing sales tactics. Not many escaped them every Thursday and Friday during lunch periods at their little table in the main lobby. Page Forty-five f ..,.... , - A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 3-4 MR. CAMPBELL Guerrieri, C. Keqley. C. Quantro, R. Ritz, S. Ortman, V. Gordon, W. Evans, M. L. Bardos A. M. DeI.ucia. I Row -S. Grant, C. Maize, M. A. Mortellaro, S. Morelli, D. Marks, A. Hieni, A. Rorick, M. I. Gullippe, P. Specht, M. Blice. M. Westcott. Row -S. Shaley, N. Sheppard, I. Popio, H. Robins, R. Galloway, H. Tribble, I. Brown, S. DuBose. B. Nelson, I. Emilo, G. Baltes. How 4-R. Hammond, F. Polofka, W. Hamilton, T. l.aPresta, I. Snowden, D. Little, S. Freeman, W. Inman. H. Queener, G. Bardinear, R. Gol, D. Bozick, C. M. Bankston, S. Henry. Like music? These fifty-four song-minded iuniors and seniors certainly did. Under the direction of Richard Campbell, A cappella members participated in many musical assemblies, a special Christmas pageant, carolled at Lincoln Knolls Plaza, appeared at Wilson High, and successfully presented their operetta, Roaring Camp. JR. CHOIR Row l-D. Williams, T. Sglvestri, C. Scott, P. Strinqfellow, R. Conti, G. Iacobs, D. D'Andrea, C. Wise, D. Williams, P. eterson, B. Washington. Row 2- -H. Campbell, M. Morrison, D. Gallaugher, C. Baker, M. Lewis, B. Hale, I. Rogers, I. Rushbacky, R. Curtis, C. Cousins. L. Bryant, E. Howell, P. Harris. Row 3-A. Savich, E. Stevenson, L. Economakis, V. Clark, I. Heiser, D. Hooks, M. Boyd, R. D'A1esio, M. Coutris, I. Priley, B. Pierson, I. Pesa, L. Clark, V. Culbertson. How 4-H. Durkin, H. Moses. I. Tavolario, G. Ritz, E. Lovati, R. Wilding, R. Sylvester, W. Rogers, A. Conti, E. Long, I. Gibson, T. Ellerbe, L. Brooks, C. Bell, E. Marshall. After one year of mixed choir, under the direction of Richard A. Campbell, sopho- mores become eligible for A Cappella choir in their iunior and senior years. Included in the activities in which this group participated were the Christmas Play, the operetta, Roaring Camp, and several assemblies. -ref Page Forty-six H4- ' v I S I li OPERETTA a . Row 1-McQueen, Garden, Palolka, Freeman, Little, Wilding, Tavolario, Brown. Bow 2-Evans, Marlellaro, Marks, Keqley, Scott, l.aPresta, Guerrieri, DuBose, Galloway, Nelson, Robbins, Nail, Gilyard, Quoener, Taylor. Row 3-Henry, Gal, Popio, Emilo, Snowdon, Hamilton, Bankston, Irby, Maze, Horick, Because of an excess of man power in A Cappella this year, Roaring Camp, an operetta depicting life during the '49 gold rush, seemed especially appropriate since it called for an almost male cast. The operetta centered around Boston Waggoner, the hero, who set out to find gold, but discovered Elvira Brigham. The cast included: Boston Waggoner, Tom Lopresta, Elvira Brigham, Jeanne Guer- rieri, Mr. Slakey, Frank Polofka, Kaintuck, Douglas Little, Oakhurst, Harvey Robbins, Stumpy, Sam Freeman, French Pete, James Tavalario, Man O'War Jack, Ray Wilding, and Konaka Joe, James Snowden. 'il Page Forty-seven lil' ORCHESTRA Row 1-Newmark, Carney, Sandy, Snipes, Taylor, Wilkerson, Blice, Vizi, Hinton, Cholensky, McWilliams, Hinton. Row 2-Miller, Hanak, Kish, Heceland, Howie, Emilo, Zupko, Nemes, Bornemisza. Row 3-Baz, Testa, Elliot, lnmax, Morelli, Slrollo, Kendall, Houckin, Strickland. Practicing diligently everyday for weeks in preparation for the Spring Music Festival was an important part of the orchestra's curriculum. Under the direction of John Roz, they also played for various assemblies and Baccalaureate. FRESHMAN CHOIR Bow l-Diyorio, Smith, Shafier, Lucas, Lewis. Marks, Daniels, Rivers, Phem, Babyak, Perline, Penn. Bow 2-Dugan, Mathews, Hudson, Amicone, Muscatello, I-Ianni, Hanak, Goler, Caturo, Rivers, Perline, Massey, Saadey. Row 3-Harris, Protein, Regula, Borda, Morrow. Detoro, Tavalario, O'Hara, Dubecky, Wilkes, Teet. Merwin, Hessman. Row 4-Revish, Iones, Howie, Moore, Queener, Thomas, Love, Shearer, Greer, Davis, Barone, Iones. Civarelli Redman Scarpine Prichard Under the direction of J. E. Penn, 70 members ot the ninth grade choir participated in three assemblies, performed at Kimmel Brook Community Center, and collaborated with the band in their Spring Musical. +3 Page Forty-eight DRIVING Trying to learn to drive may have become discouraging at times L. is to 130 iuniors and seniors, but E ' under the direction of Joseph Ber- W - nord, those who struggled through had a greater chance of becoming qualified drivers. . aw I. Bernard, D. Brocious, I. Muzinski, 1. Vaina. ART CLASS Silversmithing, sculptor, enamel- ing, ceramics, designing, painting, graphic and fine arts is the work of our art students under the sup- ervision of Mrs. Lynn Mocker, Rob- ert Burke, and Louis Kish. Arts and Crafts attempts to en- rich students by cultural growth through active participation in the major art experiences. Lett to Right: A. Fusillo B. Bankslon, A. Volpe, H. Woods, L. Thompson, G. Whit- field. R. Arquilla, R, Caruso, MECHANICAL DRAWING Making up charts, tracing blue- prints, constructing machine draw- ings, and trying to teach the boys how to draw CI straight line were only a few of the headaches G. Birch undertook this year in mech- anical drawing. Row l-B. Thomas, H. Coman, E. Schaffer. How Z-G. Whitfield, B. Diana, H. Coman. Row 3-G. Hilton. -'EI Page Forty-nine 12+ Row 1-Sitting-C. Crippa, W. Young, I. Merwin. Row 2-Standing-B. Davis, S. Shook, M. DeBoIes, I. Fraile, D. Vrabac, C. Hoehnle. I. P. Griffith, N. Wilkins. OFFICE HELPERS A school as large as East has scads of clerical work. To speed up these tasks in the office were eight office helpers who typed, filed, answered phones, and took over classes in emergencies. By so doing, they gainedladdi- tional experience for the future in secretarial work. MR. GRlFFITH'S HELPERS Familiar requests of Locate this boy, answer the telephone, file these, and type this, were given by J. P. Griffith, dean of boys, to ten student helpers who assisted him five periods each day. How l-S. Shook, R. Cierella, I. Harris. Row 2-S. Morelli, V. Simon, D. Vrabac, S. Woodworth, I. Pompelli, A. Wilkes. +2f ' . Page Fifty Left to Right: C. Crippa D. Mravich, M. Timlin, I. Tam' bun-ini, P. Cononico. CLINIC HELPERS If they had a headache, stom- ach-ache, or were just feeling low, our clinic is where they'd go. Each day, the girls, under the supervision of Miss V. Simon, our school nurse, worked hard at com- forting patients, and filing records. LIBRARIANS Books, books, and more books- those needed for classroom work and those for reading enjoyment. Student librarians, under the super- vision of Miss Mabel Christy, found helping in the library a ioy when there were so many interesting books to suggest to their readers. l Lott to Right D. Gaydol, B. Ciaverella, B. Davis, B, Corrigan, D. Williams. MOVIE TICKET TAKERS Under the direction of Joseph Spurio, these ten girls gave up half their lunch periods, to collect tickets for those attending the noon movie. Row l-I. Hosonqer, O. Toreck, C. Innes. S. Bonaise, P. DeGeorge, C. Stur- dovant, M. McGarvey, I. Price. Row 2-M. Kettering, C. Hainoly, S. Crock. MOVIE TICKET SELLERS Eating hurriedly and giving up more than halt their lunch period, ticket sellers opened the doors of the bookstore, set up tickets and money and awaited the bell-the signal for rushing students who wanted to be first in line for the movie. Row l-D. Williams. B. Stevens, F. Moore. P. Harris. Row 2-E. Perkins, E. Howell. M. DeBoIes, M. Hatfield, S. Park, C. M. Banks- Page Fifty-one I5- x ton. C. Hoehnle, D. DeSanto, R. Mims, P. lei- lerson, C. Scott, D. Williams, C. Oliver, S. Woodworth, C. Kamrad. BOOK STORE HELPERS Opening their door at 8:00 every morning, workers in the bookstore prepared for the on- rush of students purchasing their needed daily supplies. GYM CLASS Nothing-not even on bump on the head, nor a sore arm or sore leg dampened girls' enthusiasm to participate in gym class activities. R. Smith, O. Tripplet, L. Burke, V. Nativio, C. Fcmton, I. Lewis, I. Heine, I. Borda, B. Smith Page Fifty-two Barbara Davis, Ierry Harris. Bonnie Carriqan, Barbara Ciavarella. MOVIE OPERATORS Setting up stage scenery, run- ning noon and classroom movies, and producing light and sound ef- fects kept the proiectionists, under the direction of Paul Miller, busy throughout the year. TYPING CLASS Accuracy plays an important part in typing. Everyone had the opportunity to work for a pin rep- resenting speed from 40 to 60 words a minute. Twenty-five per- cent received awards this year from Miss G. Clemens, Miss M. Porter, J. Spurio and J. Czuba. How l-P. Adams, N. Terlecki T. Bell. Flow 2-R. Hetmanski, I. Angelo. M. Kish. Row 3-M. Nalepa, Nancy Stopyra, Carol Baker, Georgia Bello, Marisa Silvestri, Eunice Tofiler. COOKING Caclcle, cackle, ho ho, please turn to a frog on a log, chants one wary witch. No potion this sad hag might brew could ever match the magic of Miss B. Goodwin's Jr. High cookster's. Devising devious means to grab a man, these girls match and sharpen their calorie prone minds twice a week. . Mr. Czuha. SEWING From pin cushions to skirts and blouses, from basting to machine sewing-these girls added to their wardrobes, clothes made by their own hands. Wishing to show oft their gar- ments, they invited their mothers to a tea party held by the home economics classes. FRONT Cecelia Quaranta, Martha Kettering, Iean Guerrieri, Phyllis Malaqisi, lolknn Gal- terio, Valerie Clark, Dian Brown, Mary Ross, Christine Peacock, Doris Hooks. if Page Fifty-three lill- REAR Lois Span, Anna Marie DeI.ucia, Mary Lou Benedis, Evangeline, Lolakis, Miss Good- win, Ruse Orlando. Gerry Camelli, Burma Quarles, Iohnnie Mae Amouson. GlRL'S BOWLING Lelt Row Row Row Row to Right 1-Peel, Yonex-lla, Felettl, Kopey, Dell-'raino, Ritz, Pelrella, Kenneky. 2-Cononico, Marks, Gelessner, Mattiussi, Ritz, Milano, Moss, Wissmen, Perline, Melcali, Hoenle Emilo. 3-Blice, Ccxpple, Yakotich, Scali, Cervello, Revelcxnd, Bell, Nackino, Guerierri, Hanak. 4-Gczydos, Grasky, Ferranti, Mussolino, Sturdavant, Hoehnle, Emilo, Each Friday afternoon after school, forty-five temme lceglers met at Champion Alleys tor an exciting bowling session. High averages were maintained by Martha Reveland, i505 Marlene Blice, 1305 June Scali, i295 Pat Musolino, i227 and Joanne Emilo, l2'l. Mrs. Virginia Martin and Mrs. Alice Archibald teamed up this year as advisors. -'El Page Fifty-four lik- ,420 .. ,QMQ : r'f':w.- ,PF ,fm :we . ri: ' 1 iff' tj' 1 . , ,eq 'if ' 5 g Iv in I 'X .95 'K -. . M, 3 u Q, COACHES Lou Hivello. Mike Lyden. Ed DeGreqorio, Pete Lanzi, head coach, Gus Hlebovy, Arthur Flauto. Michael Yeoman. Turning them into '58 City Champs. This was the task undertaken by Coach Pete Lanzi and his assistants. Working with the same team which had a one and eight record in '57, these coaches, through their tireless efforts and sacrifices of both time and energy, managed to capture the City Title with Cl 6-0 record in League competition. The overall record of 9-'I speaks for itself in the way our coaches handled the team. -lil Page Fifty-six lil'- FOOTBALL Superstitious?--Not our team! Joe DiPasqua wore the some shirt every Friday before the game, not because he was superstitious, but because he didn't have any other. Every week boarding the bus to go to the game-the players sat in the same seat, not because they had any faith in that old black magic, just mere force of habit. Despite the fact that the Bears weren't superstitious, they went on to achieve a nine-win-one loss record, winning all six of their City Series contests and capturing the City Title for the second time in tour years. At one time during the season, they were ranked a high seventh in the state by the A. P. Poll, and finished eighth. The squad this year was composed of seven seniors, twenty-four iuniors and eight sophomores. Seniors who left this year are: B. Williams, J. Hunter, G. Clark, D. Canacci, A. DePietro, D. Guerrieri, and S. Freeman. The bulk of the first team will be returning next season. Row l-N. DePinlo, G. Clark, A. Iackson, I. DiPasqua, I. Snowden, B. Boyd, A. DePieh-o, I. Hunter, R. Canacci, D. Lewis, K. Curry. Row 2-R. Williams, N. Warino, E. McElroy, P. Alleqretto, S. Freeman, R. Tubbs, I. I.aPresta, B. Sundin, T. Napoli, A. Lovati, A. Beaulah, B. Thomas. How 3-D. DeMarte, I. Lewis. W. Rogers, R. Sylvester, I. Shulay, B. Pohgan. P. Appilesse, D. Pride, C. Burt. N. Wynn, N. Montellario, L. Centitonti, I. Clacko. R. Guerrieri. -'Cf Page Fifty-seven lit'- SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS GEORGE CLARK IOHN HUNTER FULLBA CK CENTER RICHARD CANACCI GUARD -Q Page Fifty-eight Richard Canacci-Junior and Senior year letter- man, WKBN All City, Co-Captain Varsity Squad. George Clark-Junior and Senior year letterman, second team Vindicator All-City Squad. John Hunter-Sophomore, Junior and Senior letterman, WKBN All-City, first team Vindicator All-City selection, M.V.P. award, Co-Captain Varsity Squad. Richard Guerrieri-Senior year letterman. Sam Freeman-Senior year letterman. Bob Williams-Junior and Senior year letterman. Armand DePietro-Junior and Senior year letter- man, first team Vindicator All-City selection, Captain Varsity squad. lit JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL After thirteen straight wins, the Jr. High eleven, who this year changed their name to The Rinky Dinks . . . dropped the last tilt of the season, marring an otherwise perfect three year record. Could be the change in name caused a change in luck, commented a philosophical spectator. Ed DiGregorio assisted by Mike Yohman coached the junior gridmen to a six and one record for the season. Row 1-West, Howie, Iones, Zeck, Canacci, DeToro, Volpe, Carbone, Caruso, Quaranta, Hinton. Row 2-Cataline, Mascarella, Perranti, Turscak, Calauro, Mortellaro, Brown, Ward, Welsh, Cole, De Pinto. Crait, Coach DiGregorio. Row 3-Coach Bernard, Hulelt, Thomas, Rescineto, Benson, Lolakis, Curry, White, Echols, Cooper Rowley, Aqee, Whatley, Klase, Canacci. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Clapping hands, and whirling skirts were seen regularly when six Reserve cheer- leaders, captained by Adeline Wilkes, cheered at all Reserve football and basketball games. All their spare time, during summer vacation and after school, was devoted to practicing. goberta Curtis, Helen Purnel, Mary Beth Ross, Dorthea Carter, Diane Shearer, Adeline Wilkes. Barb eTata. -will Page Sixty lil' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Giving up the common urge to sleep late in July and August, six varsity cheerleaders rose early two mornings a week, ready to practice for their duties which included participation at all football and basketball games, and at all pep assemblies. BERNIE MASTROPIETRO IEAN TAMBUHRINI SANDY ANZELMO BAHB DETATA Kneeling S Anzelmon, captain, B. DeTata, co-captain. Standing M Nackxno, H. Conti, I. Tamburrini, B. Mastropietra, C Lusko N Sandy -'El Page Sixty-one li'- DONNA VECCHIONE DOHEEN ASHLEY LINDA CERVELLO MAJORETTES Hula Hoops! Hula Hoops! Every- one is doing the hula hoops! The maiorettes, in step with the craze of the nation, put aside their batons, cmd picked up hoops for two of the city series football games. Performing at pep assemblies and during halftime at basketball games they added sparkle to those events, Federal Street was the scene of two parades in which the girls participated, on Veterans' Day and on Memorial Day. NANCY SHEPPARD -'El Page Sixty-two li' MAHGIE MILLER JANET PETRETIC BAND East's fifty-four piece bond under the direction of John Roz, pre- sented o colorful spectacle through- out the entire football seoson. They mode C1 splendid showing each half- time ond during football pep os- semblies. ANGIE POHCASE Row 1-L. Cervello, assistant head, A. Pinciaro, N. Sheppard, D. Ashley, R. Perry, M. Miller,, J. Petretic. D. Vecchione. Row 2-K. Haqo, M. Colabella, P. Millar, S. Schaelier, C. Beaudis, A. Porcase, head maiorette, N. Terlecki, I. Boyles, C. Lucas, G. lacobs, P. Vanasky. Not pictured. B. Miller. if Page Sixty-three lil' Anqe Porcase Linda Cervello. Jean Tamburrini QUEEN'S COURT HOMECOMING The main attraction of Home- coming cmd Dad's night on October 4th was the crowning of our lovely queen, Linda Cervello. During half-time Linda walked through an arch of majorettes to the center of the field where An- glyn Porcase, head maiorette, placed a crown of autumn leaves and flowers on her head. The queen and her attendants, Bar- bara DeTata, Clara Protopapa, Jean Tamburrini, and Anastasia Vanasky were presented with beau- tiful bouquets of yellow and white chrysanthemums. They then watched the remainder of the game from a blue and gold E-shaped platform on the fifty-yard line. Before the beginning of the game, the rightfully proud fathers of all football players were intro- duced, and watched the Golden Bears score a 'I4 to 8 victory over Ursuline. After the game, a dance fol- lowed at the Arco Club. At inter- mission, Dennis Martin accepted the gold trophy awarded Key Club for the best decorated car in the procession, and Janet Petretic, Edi- tor of the Janus, presented the queen with a blue musical teddy bear in behalf of Janus Staff, we-' - I NW' N ' X , K L.,.,i,wsLw -N w ' ,gs 'fX'i f s or r ,QV , ,K T r A.. 3 ffl A Z ' in - ' r- he swf Li, 25 , iff A ls ' Q X ,pf tt.. lu- LM . r L53 E' 5' M ,Tf.lTwi'f'7 L W' at 2 ---'- 3 .2 Y , -f--f , ' 3 Q if Q Stasicr Vanasky, Barb DeTata, Linda Cervellc, queen, Iean Tamhurrini, Clara Protopapa. Page Sixty-four Innet Peiretic, Linda Cervello, Qu, W Use I7 C71 Q ries C clue o ea' S . ,Mis . x 1,9 111,01 Denny Mar1in's winning car. 'if Page Sixiy-five EV- Qure FOOTBALL MANAGERS East East East East East East East East East East Left to Right: Douqlas Little, George Ritz, Rocky Page. '58 SEASON'S RECORD 'I6 South 6 Mooney 20 North 14 Ursuline 36 Chaney 8 Rayen 'I8 Salem 30 Memorial 14 Wilson 20 Struthers 'ff 14 0 0 8 12 O 'I9 O 6 18 Page Sixty-six Bring me a towel, Find my helmet, Fix my jersey, Find my shoes. These and many more demands echoed in the ears of these football managers. Doug Little, George Ritz and Rocky Page were three busy lads as the varsity team kept them scampering. The boys cared for equipment and locker rooms, and performed other managerial tasks. CY BARABAS Athletic Manager E lf the football and basketball tickets weren't sold on time, or if equipment wasn't all accounted for, the blame would have fallen on Cy Barabas, athletic director, who served his second year keeping the athletic department in order. li' Clark bulls his way for yardage. Iackson goes over from the five Jackson rambles off tackle for cx gain. Page Sixty-seven Row 1-Bob Santor, Ice DiPasqua, Iim Snowden, Sam Freeman Doug Little, Billy Iones, Ed McElroy. Row 2-Moscow DuBose, Bob Iefferson, Chuck Burl, Roger Mazen, Iohn Mascardine. Row 3-Ed DeGreqorio, Peka Lanzi. Cy Barahas. This year's basketball squad, which completed the season with a commendable record of twelve wins and six losses, showed the result of Ed DiGregorio's resourceful coaching techniques. Despite a recurrence of ill health, Coach DiGregorio maintained long hours of gruelling work in an attempt to bring a championship basketball team to East. With the loss of only two players through graduation, Coach DiGreg is looking forward to a banner year next season, when this year's Auniprsfshotald jeach their peak. r ' S 4 x. J ,S r 1, f J ,X J ' , WM ffl Lp Vi 4? U EN i-,ag-J Al!! F ,, gif! f 7 .L BASKETBALL COACHES ff? yt?- This past '58-'59 season, guided by Ed DeGregorio, head coach, the Bears boasted a 8-i3 record. Since Coach DeGregorio came to East in 1956, the team has undertaken a new look on the basketball court. Assisted by P. Lanzi, head football mentor and L. Revello, reserve bas- ketball coach, DeGreg spent many hours in the gym preping the team in cage tactics and teaching them the new DeGregorio look. PETE LANZI ED DEGREGORIO LOU RIYELLO eff Page Sixty-eight RESERVE BASKETBALL I Row l-Linnel Hayes, Dom DeMarte, Denny Lewis, Willie Rogers, Ed Burnes. Row 2-Ralph Sylvester, Nick DePinto, George Ritz, Grant Houser, Ed Jones, student manager. Row 3-Lou Rivello-coach, Ed Santor, Doug Pride, Robert Lee Tubbs, Bob Poghen, Cy Barabas-athletic director. With the emphasis on gaining experience for forthcoming varsity years, Lou Rivello, reserve coach this year, did not stress winning every game. His theory was to give everyone an equal chance to gain knowledge on the basketball court, by substituting frequently, and clearing the bench on every occasion. Compiling a six win-five loss record, the last five games of the season being all wins, proves that knowledge comes with experience. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Starting with almost a green team, coach Mike Lyden, showed the Junior High League what his basketeers could do. With a 7-3 record, the Rinky Dinks tied for second place with North. How 1-T. Quaranta, R. Croft, Lytle. R. Caruso, B. Canucci. Row 2-C. Cooper. T. Lockhart. C. Brown. M. Howie, W. Marshall Row 3-Coach Mike Lyden, S. Stanley, T. Lolalcis. 'Sf Page Sixty-nine ED MC ELHOY CHUCK BURT SAM FREEMBN l N IIM SNOWDEN Freeman S-T-H-E-T-C-H-E-S for the ball +'6f Page Seventy H'- Billy Iones with a two-handed jump shot, with Sam Freeman looking on. BILL IONES BOB SANTOH if Page Sovonty-one fi' IOE DIPASQUA DOUG LITTLE GOLF Ed Rubicky, Eugene Ross, Charles Burt. Bob Sontor, Cy Barabas, coach Cy Barabas, new golf coach, and his linksmen got off to a good start with an impressive win over Campbell Memorial. With all veterans back, they hope to give stiff opposition to all challengers. April April April April May May May May May May May Campbell, Hubbard, Ohio At New Castle Rayen, Chaney CMunicipalJ Ursuline, Cardinal Mooney fMunicipall South At Yankee Run Tournament Rayen, South fMunicipalj Cardinal Mooney i5-16 CN.E.O. Districtj at Ravenna Chaney, Ursuline fMunicipall State Tournament -'El Page Seve nty-two Hr TRACK ' fl A J... Row I-Julian. Bauhak, McElroy, DePintoV Thomas. Row 2-Wynn, Clacko, Ellerbe, Difiienzo, Harris. Row 3-G. Hlehovy, Coach. Snowdon, Appulose. Freeman. Sewell, Boyd, Mascar- dino, Manager. For the first time in the history of them school, the Bears have organized a track and field squad to represent East in city series competition. Under the able supervision of Coach Gus Hlebovy, the squad was developed into a fine potential for city series honors. Vernon Gilbert, Ken Whiteflames Thomas. Rudy Croft. -'Ei Page Seventy-three Bl- BASEBALL How 1-G. DePasqua, I. LoCicero, D. DeMarte, G. Clark, D. Lewis, R. Page, I. Elliot. G. Ritz, El Trucksis. B. Noel. Row 2-Coach Flauto, H. Morrow, D. Pride, T. Santore, B. Poghen, W. Murphy, B. Wilkerson, R. Tubbs, M. Vickers, I. Lewis, I. Schulay, A. Conti, W. Rogers, C. White, M. Yoehman. Hoping to improve on last year's season in which the Bears managed to capture only one win in a nine game schedule, Coach Chippy Flauto worked hard to field a winning team in the short time permitted by poor weather. The '59 season opened with the Struthers Wildcats with four games before the opening of the Tournament. April April April April May May May May 21 - Struthers 23 - Warren . 28 - Hubbard 30 - Mooney . 12 - Niles . . . 14 - Memorial 19 - Boardman 26 - South . . . SCHEDULE FOR 1959 Page Seve nty-four . . . At East . . . . At East At Hubbard . . . . At East . . . At Niles At Memorial At Boardman . . . . At East Ioe DlPasqua Page Seventy-five George Clark Ray Wilkerson Iohn Hunter, George Brown, Burton Honey, Pete Lanzi. ALL SPORTS BANQUET Paul Hoereman, Pete Lanzi, Dr. I. Fred Essiq, Arthur I-'Iauto Richard Barrett, Mrs. Martin. K Armand DiPietro, Pete Lanzi. wftf' nd ex Ly den. DiPjerro 4 Ed www Dkitieko, DiC're 90170 Armand DiPietro, Arthur Flaulo. For the first time in the history of East, tribute was paid to all persons participating in athletics. This included not only the teams, but coaches, managers, maiorettes and cheerleaders who gave the teams support at all the games. Paul Hoerneman, football coach at Heidelberg College, was guest speaker, and introduced many interesting little stories which contained excellent morals in his after dinner speech. Presentation ot awards completed our first annual All Sports Banquet. ,v I.: -'ru , -ui .. if .rl . , ' V . r Q, 4. 4 A. nr- : 1 -.4 - . 1, ' -, x s ,IZRT3-QL ' 4g,,. 'f-.Y-. .. I. ITI IV aww-..,,K WX 'N aw' 1' Q w.c,wm- ' . K N vwh , Mmm ir . -K: u r 'W Qoiq C- G0i91'bG Mrs. B. Deliver ADVISORS Attending committee meetings, onswering questions, solving problems, getting in and out of dilemmas, choperoning sox hops und proms, measuring for gowns, fighting senioritis, ond worrying, worrying, worrying-tlwc1t's the life of cz senior advisor. Mrs. A. Attthibdld G, Hlebovy CLASS OFFICERS Leading the Class of '59 through an enjoyable and memorable sen- ior year were class officers: Ar- mand DePietro, president, George Clark, vice-president, Clara Proto- papa, secretary, ancl Doug Little, treasurer. Working closely with their ad- visors, they organized class mem- bers into various committees neces- sary for planning such activities as Senior Sox Hop, Class Night, and Senior Prom. l C. Protopapa. G. Clark, A. DePieto. D. Little SOCIAL COMMITTEE For the enjoyment of the Senior Class, as well as to raise additional funds, the social committee planned two sox hops and the senior banquet. ' In planning the Senior Prom, the committee had the task of deciding upon the time, place, band, and numerous other details. Bow 1-C. Prolopapa, P. Monico, D. Ashley, L, Cervello, co-chairman, B. Capple, A. Yalrotich, A. Vanasky, M. Miller, P. O'Neill, M. Naples, N. Harasym. I. Petretic, N. Sheppard, R. Ritz, M. Perletto, E. Pantone, S. DeIP1alo, P. Pompelli. Row ZGP. Quint, M. Blice, D. Vecchlone, E. Ruiiin, L. Posey, G. Perline, E. DeCarlo, B, DeTata, I. Peel. S. Anzelmo, D. Little, D. Canacci, G. Clark, B. Hunt. Row 3-A. Evans, A. Mcliinny, E. Perkins, B. Evans, I. Amuason, W. Inman, A. Pratopapa, G. Rose, A. Baltaqlia, S. Freeman, R. Perline, I. Murar, A. DePieIro, E. Ross. Page Seventy-nine lil'- ADVERTISING Row How I-'low the l-B . Constantine, D. Tuhonen, P. Kopinsky, C. Soule, D. Hardy, I. Kelty, R. Guerrieri, T. LGPIESQUA 2-I. Kuluski, L. Muttussi, L. Miles, A. Roick, G. Lovati, I. Mang, K. Howie, S. Douglas, P. Leshnack, P. Musolino. 3-P. Wiseman, P. Baxon, C. Davis, I. Guerrieri, A. Durkin. Looking high, looking low is what the advertising committee did to help finance cost of the greatest Janus ever, the 59 . SALES Beginning early in October, each Soles Committee member devoted his homeroom periods to visiting homeroom extolling the merits of the Janus, and attempting to meet the Janus sales goal. Row l-P. Wiseman, M. Blice, M. Miller, M. Timlin, L. Cervello, P. Quint, D. Vecchione, B. Capple, I. Scali, I. Carano, P. Carmendy. Row 2-S. Fisher, A. DePietro, I. Hunter, M. Maytos, G. Clark, D. Little, C. Ninton. 'tl Page Eighty lflf' SENIOR PLAY CAST SMF' Sitting: Marcia Miller, Margie Miller, lean Tamburrini, Linda Cervello, Caroline Crippa, Ieanne Guerrieri, Beverly Nemes. Standing: Mike Maytas. Sue Price, Millie Testa, Iudy Manq, Rich DeChalk, Angelo Mancino, Leo Nail, Shirley DelPlato, Bernadine Mastropietro, Doug Little, Gary Rose, Ioe Cruz, Bill Scheckelhoti. ln keeping with show business tradition that it is bad luck to peek through the curtains before show time, the twenty members of the cast anxiously awaited curtain time on April 2. Love Your Neighbor , a farce comedy, dealt with Tessy Vashki, a hometown girl engaged to Oswald Fredrick, a wealthy city boy. Ozzy, his mother, Mrs. Fredrick, and his aunt, Agatha Bixby, are somewhat taken aback with the rusticity of the Vashki family when they arrive for the wedding rehearsal. Tessy, on meeting Johnny Jones, who has started an apiary and candy business, falls in love with him. Johnny's bees swarm and start a chain reaction which sets oft one hilarious event after another. The cast included: Wingy Vashki, Angelo Mancino, Dora Vashki, Shirley DelPlato, Flora Vashki, Bev- erly Nemes, Emil Vashki, Leo Nail, Anna Vashki, Jeanne Guerrieri, Biddy Brady, Linda Cervello, Mrs. Jones, Caroline Crippa, Tessy Vashki, Bernie Mastropietro, Mrs. Bixby, Margie Miller, Luke Watson, Mike Maytas, Oswald Fredrick, Gary Rose, Johnny Jones, Richard DeChalk, Mrs. Fredrick, Marcia Miller, Maxey, Joe Cruz, Judge Patrick, Doug- las Little, Grandma Vashki, Susan Price, Percival Ping, Bill Sheckelhofl, Sarabelle, Judy Mang, Zuvabelle, Millie Testa, and Dixie Jones, Jean Tamburrini. -'tif Page Eighty-one 191' PERSONALITY POLL NICEST PERSONALITY- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED- lean Tamburrinni, Anaslcsiu Van- George Clark, Paula Quint. asky, Richard Guerrieri. BEST DANCEHS- MOST POLITE- Linda: Cervello, Tony Baliaglia. Clara Protopupa, Bill Constantine. BEST LOOKING- MOST DRAMATIC- Iune Sccli, Ralph Perline. Bernie Mcxslropielro, Mike Maytas -IH Page Eighiy-fwo 13- ,ffl WITTIEST- MOST INTELLIGENT- Madeline Naples, Mike Maylas. George Clark, Puulq Quinl, i s 1 . 5 4..- MOST TALENTED- MOST POPULAR- BEST DHESSED- T'-lm I-OPTBSQU, Delores GC1Yd0S- Linda Cervello, Armand DePieh'o. Phyllis Monica, Chuck Wanamaker. 1' L -T i MOST ATHLETIC- MOST POISED- Angie Porcase, John Hunter. Dan Woodward, Ioann Peel. +C-f Page Eighty-three lik ww.. :Az . Q. -T44-2:3 SENIOR PROM Iohn Hunter, Sandy Anzelmo. Dick Guerrieri, Donna Vecchione, Richard DeChalk, Margie Miller, Ice Murar, Madeline Naples, Bill Constantine, Doreen Ashley, Ray Polomhie, Anastasia Vanasky: queen. Dan Woodward: king, Laura Vanasky, lean Tamburrini, Gary Rose, Shirley Del Plato, Dave Benedict, Marlene Blice, Ralph Perline, Barbara DeTata. George Clark. Fran Lewis. Chuck Wanamaker, Clara Protopapa, Dick Canacci. On April 25th, at exactly lO:30 p.m., Stambaugh Auditorium was filled with applause and cheers, as the secret was finally revealed and Dan Woodward and Anastasia Vanasky were crowned king and queen at the Senior Prom. Centered around a spring theme, the ballroom was adorned in flowers and candle light. Al D'Orsi and his orchestra provided the music and helped set the springtime mood. Armand DePietro crowning Dan Woodward 'til Page Eighty-four li? Anastasia Vanasky, queen, and Dan Woodward, king Dan Woodward crowning Anastasia Vanasky 'ff Page Eighty-five PP SENIORS Judith Acitelli Bertha Baltes Mary Beard Johnnie Amouson Gloria Baltes Sandra Anzelmo Walt Barton Jessie Bebbs, Jr. +21 Doreen Ashley Douglas Babyak Dorothy Bartos Barbara Bednar Page Eighty-six Dave Benedict Rf- Anthony Battaglia Mary Lou Benedis SENIORS Phyllis Berdin Rose Berdin Kenneth Brenoel Marlene Blice Richard Boug h Delores Brocious Joanne Carano Geraldine Cameli ner Donald Bozick Richard Canacci William Cardarelli +3 Patricia Ann Carmendy Linda Cervello Page Eighiy-seven lif- Beatrice Ann Capple Maryann Chick SENIORS James Clwolensky Maryann Chovan Caroline Crippa Joseph Cruz Richard DeCl'1alk George Clark Charles Colucci Carol Davis William Constantine Margie DeBoles Elena DeGeorge Shirley DelPlaTo Anna DeLucia Page Eighty-eight ll?- Elaine DeCarlo Armand DePietro SENIORS Barbara DeTafa Mary Dominick John Eizonas Joanne Emilo Eleanor Fantone Sylvia Douglass Sylvia DuBose Michael Esposito Sandra Ferranti fl Arlene Evans Kathleen Fitz-Patrick Page Eighty-nine Rachel Flores li' Anne Durkin Barbara Evans Salvador Flores SENIORS Ethel Forney V Erma Foster Anthony Gaglione lll Ezra Foster Jo Ann Galterio Patricia Green Barbara Frankovich Nancy Gardner Jeanne Guerrieri Samuel Freeman, J Dolores Gaydos Richard Guerrieri Page Ninety Walter Hale l'3 Raymond Gent Willie Hamilton SENIORS Nancy Harasym Carl Hinton David Hardy Ruth Hoehnle Patricia Hriplfo William Hunt -'Sl Wendell Harris Delores Harvey John Holman Bill Hershey Roberta Horvalich .lohn Hunter Kathleen Howie Rosemarie Husar Page Ninety-one William lnman SENIORS Samuel lrick Gerald Kohl Thomas landy Jeanette Kaluczlcy Carole Kegley Robert Kohut Paul Kopinslcy Thomas Loprestc Andy Leone elif Page Ninety-two Edward Kelty Martha Kettering Frances Kupec Lawrence Ladd Patricia Lesnak Alice Lettera E+ SENIORS Frances Lewis Douglas Little Norman Mamajclc Geraldine Lovati Marian Macri Angelo Mancino Bernadine Maslropietro Judith Mang Dennis Martin LaVerne Mattiussi Michael Mayios Phyllis Malagisi Leona Martin Cassandra Maze Page Nineiy-Yh ree li?- Walter McCorr SENIORS Judith McGrath D Anna McKinney Marcia Miller Willie McKinney Daniel Merwin Margaret Miller Joseph Murar Myrna Miller Velma Miller Patricia Musolino Robert Muszinslci Leo Nail Page Ninety-four Jacqueline Milano Phyllis Monico Madeline Naples Beverly Nemes Sandra Ortma Ethel Perkins Babara Nelson n Peter Ostojic Willie Perkins SENIORS Leslie O'Hara Patricia O'NeiII William Payne JoAnn Peel Geraldine Perline Ralph Perline Rose Orlando Marie Perfeito Raymond Perry SENIORS Janet Petrefic Phyllis Pompili Albert Profopapa Anna Rorick Anglyn Porcose Cla ra Protopapa Gary Rose Paula Quint Eugene Ross Page Ninety-six Louise Posey John Rentos Anita Rounds li'- Susan Price Rita Ritz Edward Rubicky Ethel Ruffin SENIORS Jacqueline Russell Hilda Schetfino Palricia Saxon June Scali Hilda Schneider Sandra Shaley Marlene Serra William Scheckelhoff Cleveland Sewell Nancy Sheppard Sally Shook Ann Slavin Jack Schaffer Patricia Spechl Page N inety-seven lik' Ruth Stowe John Strobel David Tiihonen Gloria Tamburrini Mildred Testa Lloyd Thompson Maureen Timlin Peter Triveri Henry Tribble, Jr. Tressie Johnson Oscar Triplett Anastasia Vanasky Edward Veauthier Madonna Vecchione Migheon Walker SENIORS Charles Wanamaker James Wess Paul Wilsort Iris Winstead Daniel Woodward John Wright Dorothy Whiteside George Whitfield Mary Wiscott Ray Wilkerson Phyllis Wiseman Anita Yalcotich Hayward Woods, Jr Lorenzo Zarlengo Page Ninety-nine Sarah Ziydeh IN MEMORIAM MISS NORMA WINTZER With heartfelt regret, we mourned the passing of Norma Wintzer, who for thirty-two years, listened with patient ear and loving heart to the Latin ramblings of hundreds of pupils. Yet to each of her people she left a very personal memory of a most gracious and benign woman. As is indeed proper, a suitable epitaph may best be written in Latin in, morte-- vitap in death-life . For hers is that life which defies all of nature, eternal life. -'C-f Page One Hundred litr- ACTIVITIES ACITELLI, JUDY Gilt Committee. AMAUSON, JOHNNIE M. Y-Teens, Basketball Team, Social Committee. ANZELMO, SANDRA Y-Teens. Latin Club, Soclal Committee, Cheerleader Captain. Prom Attendant. ASHLEY, DOREEN LEONA Social Committee, Y-Teens. Matorette, Prom Attendant. BABYAK, DOUGLAS M. Hl-Y- Cap and Gown Committee. BERDIN, ROSE MARIE National Honor Society, Electron Club. BLICE, MARLENE RAE Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Varsity E, Latin Club-President, Il-'.T.A.-Secretary, Presidents Coun- cil, Class Night Committee, Social Committee, A-Cap- pella Choir, National Honor Society, Bowling, Prom Attendant. BOUGHNER, RICHARD Football, Class Flower, Color, and Song Committee. BOZICK, DONALD N.H.S.. Latin Club, Operetta, Class Night Committee, Sales Committee. Vanity E, Ir. Dramatics, Ir. Choir, A-Cappella Choir. BRENOEL, KENNETH BALTES, BERTHA IRENE Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, Noon Movies, Class Night Committee. Class Song and Flower Commlttee. BROCIOUS, DELORES JEAN BALTES, GLORIA JEAN Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Varsity E, Class Night Committee, A-Cappella Choir, Ticket Taker tor Noon Movies, Cosmetology. BARTON, WALTER Advertising Committee, Basketball, Choir, Ir. Football. BARTOS, DOROTHY CATHERINE Y-Teens. Class Night Committee. Y-Teens, Otiice Helper, Gift Committee. CAMELI GERRI Cap and Gown Committee. CANACCI, RICHARD Varsity E, Ir. Higxh Basketball, Ir. High Football, Re- serve Football, arsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Kaya Club, Social Committee, Golf Team, Prom At- ten ant. CAPPLE, BEATRICE ANN BATTAGLIA, ANTHONY J. Social Committee, Personality Poll, Vice President ot Ht-Y, Varsity E, Civic Day. BEARD, MARY ESTELLA Sophomore Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens. BEBBS, JESSIE Band, Cap and Gown Committee. Sales Committee, Social Committee, Homecomin? Committee, Varsity E, Student Council, Janus Stat, Bowlingli G.A.A., Senior Y-Teens, Sophomore Y-Teens, Ottice elper, Secretary, Dramatics, Tri-H1-Y. CARANO, JOANNE MARIE Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Varsity E, Trl-HI-Y, Sales Committee, Picture Committee, Dramatics, Ianus Stott. Homecoming Committee, Ottice Duty, Secretary, Bowling, G.A.A.. Student Council. CARDARELLI, WILLIAM BEDNAR, BARBARA ANN 'M' terra Slit !AZ3.?5z.7it'Zi?i.Ef ,I'2S.2 s.'i5'IQ,'?i ' CARMENDY, PATRICIA ANN BENEDICT, DAVID Gltt Committee. Prom Attendant. Secretarh-Varsity E, Senior Y-Teens, Sophomore Y- Teens, omecom ng Committee. Picture Committee, Sales Committee, Janus Statl, Trl-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Civic Day, Office Duty, Secretary, Bowling. CERVELLO, LINDA JEAN BENEDIS, MARY lunlor, Freshman, A-Cappella Choirs, Cap and Gown Committee. BERDIN, PHYLLIS Electrons. if Page One Hundred One Freshman Cholrjqgudent Council, G.A.A., Sophomore Y-Teens, Latin Club, Varsity E, Malorette Ico-captalnl, Senior Y-Teens, Trl-Ht-Y, Ianus Stall, Social Commit- tee., too-chairmanl, Sales Committee, Homecoming Committee, Personality Poll, Bowling, Picture Com- mittee, Ottice Help, Senior Play. Dramatlcs, Home- coming Queen. Ii' ACTIVITIES CHICK, MARY ANN Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Y-Teens, Varsity E. G.A.A., Librarian, Clinic, Secretary. CHOLENKY, JAMES CHOVAN, MARY ANN Class Night Committee. CLARK, GEORGE Ir. High Football, Ir. High Basketball. Varsity 'Foot- ball, arslty Baseball, Reserve Basketball, National Honor Society-Treas., Personality Poll, Student Coun- cil, Vice President Senior Class, Social Committee, Homecoming Committee, Ianus Statt, Prom Attendant. COLUCCI, CHARLES H1-Y, Advertising Committee. CONSTANTINE, WILLIAM J. Key Club, Hi-Y, Hi-Y Basketball, Civic Day, Ir. High Football, Reserve Football, Varsity Football, Person- ality Poll, Ianus Stott, Homecomin Committee. Ad- vertising Committee, Science Fair groject, Prom At- tendant. CRIPPA, CAROLINE THERESA Iunior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Librarian, Oltice Work, Secretary, Senior Play, Tri-Hi-Y, Class Night Committee, Class Color, Song and Flower Committee, Varsity E. DAVIS, CAROL Y-Teens. Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics, Advertising Committee. DEBOLES, MARGIE Invitation and Name Card Committee, Secretary. DECARLO, ELAINE Ir. High Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Choir, Student Coun- cil, Social Committee, Reserve Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader. DECHALK, RICHARD Senior Play, Hi-Y, Class Night Committee, Social Committee, Latin Club. Ir. igh Football, Reserve Football, Homecoming-Committee, Ianus Stott, Civic Day, Key Club, Prom Attendant. DEGEORGE, ELENA MARIE Echo Statt, Varsity E, Sophomore Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Picture Committee. DELPLATO, SHIRLEY ANN Captain Reserve Cheerleader, Social Committee, Tri- Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Senior Play, Civic Day, Vice President Student Council, Dress Right Queen, Freshmen Choir, Varsity E, Prom Attendant. DELUCIA, ANNA MARIE A-Cappella Choir, Sophomore Choir. Cap and Gown Committee. DEPIETRO, ARMAND JOSEPH President Senior Class, Captain Varsity Football, Student Council. Personaliz Poll, Presidents Council, Social Committee, All-City uard. DETATA, BARBARA JEAN Social Committee, Ir. High Cheerleader-Co-Captain, Reserve Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader-Co-Cap tain, Homecoming Attendant, Y-Teens. Tri-Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council-Sec-Treas., Civic Day, Varsity E, Fresh- man Choir, Prom Attendant. ' DOUGLASS, SYLVIA ANNE Sophomore Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Tri-I-li-Y, Advertising Committee. DOMINICK, MARY ALICE Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Y-Teens, Library Worker. DUBOSE, SYLVIA Y-Teens, Nurses Club, A-Cappella Choir, Cap and Gown Committee. DURKIN, ANNE LOUISE Freshman Choir, Sophomore Choir. A-Cappella Choir, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Advertising Committee, Civic Day, Ticket Collector. EMILO, JOANNE F.'l'.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Band, National Honor Society, Pictures Committee . EIZONAS, JOHN ESPOSITO, MICHAEL EVANS, ARLENE NELLIE Sophomore Y-Teens. Future Nurses, Tri-Hi-Y, Social Committee. EVANS, BARBARA Sophomore Y-Teens, Senior Ir. Achievement, Latin Club, Social Committee, Na- tional Honor Society. Y-Teens, Future Nurses, FANTONE, ELEANOR Sophomore Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Trl-Hi-Y, Social Committee. FERRANTI, SANDRA ANN Sophomore Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Trl-Hi-Y, Varsity E, Malorette, Bowling, Cap and Gown Committee. FITZPATRICK, KATHLEEN FLORES, RACHEL MARIE Sophomore Y-Teens, Librarian, Senior Y-Teens, Class Night Committee. if Page One Hundred Two Ii'- ACTIVITIES FLORES, SALVADOR LUIS Cap and Gown Committee. FORNEY, ETHEL FOSTER, ERMA JEAN Class Nlght Committee. FOSTER, EZRA Usher, Ticket, and Play Committee. FRANKOVICH, BARBARA MARY Sophomore Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Class Night Committee, Dramatics. FREEMAN, SAM Choir, Civic Day, Key Club, Hi-Y, Social Committee, Class Night Committee, Sales Committee, Captain TVargt'HlBaslretball Team. Ir. High Basketball, Varsity oot G . GAGLIONE, TONY L. Class Color, Flower and Song Committee. GALTERIO, JO ANN LUCILLE Sophomoro Y-Teens, Iunior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Gilt Committee. GARDNER, NANCY LOUISE Senior Y-Teens, Sophomore Y-Teens, Class Flower. Song and Color Committee, Latin Club, Choir. GAYDOS, DOLORES JOAN Senior Y-Teens, F.'l'.A. President, Trl-Hi-Y President, Student Councll, Freshman Choir, Bowling Team, Ot- hce Duty, Class Night Committee, Personality Poll, Varsltgo E, Presldent's Council, Usher, Ticket, and Play mmlttee, Sophomore Y-Teens. GENT, RAYMOND Latin Club, Usher, Ticket and Play Committee. GREEN, PATRICIA ANN Sophomore Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Varsity E, Name Card and Invitation Committee. GUERRIERI, JEANNE MARIE Latin Club, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y. Operetta, Senior Play, Advertising Committee, Freshman Choir, Bowling, Clvlc Day, Class Night Committee. GUERRIERI, RICHARD E. Advertising Committee, lr. High Football, Varsity Football, ersonallty Poll, Prom Attendant. HALE, WALTER JUNIOR N.H.S., Student Council, Picture Committee, Key Club. HAMILTON, WILLIE L. Gllt Committee, Choir. HARASYM, NANCY LOUISE Latin Club, Iunior Y-Teens. Senlor Y-Teens, 'l'rl-l'll-Y, Social Committee, Varslty E, HARDY, DAVID A. Advertising Committee. HARRIS, WENDELL WILKIE N.l-LS., Key Club Vice-President, Reserve Basketball, lunior High Basketball, Chairman ol Song. Color and Flower Committee. HARVEY, DELORES Usher, Ticket and Play Committee, Y-Teens. Trl-HI-Y. Varsity E. HERSHEY, WILLIAM HINTON, CARL D. Key Club lPresidentI, Electrons SPresidentI N.H.S., Varsity E, Hi-Y, President's Counci , Civic Day. HOEHNLE, RUTH, ANN Loran Club, fF.'r.A. HOLMAN, JOHN HORVATICH, ROBERTA HOWIE, KATHLEEN Band. Orchestra, F.T.A.. F.N.A., Y-Teens, Trl-Hl-Y, Latin Club, Electrons. Advertising Committee, N.H.S., lunior Achievement. HRIPKO, PATRICIA ANN Y-Teens, Ticket Committee. HUNT, WILLIAM Student Council, Senior Class Social Committee. HUNTER, JOHN CHARLES Sales Committee, Vice President N.l'I.S.. Varsity Foot- ball co-captain, Varsity Baseball, Reserve Basketball, Most Valuable Player Award, Buckeye Boys State, Homecoming Committee, Personality Poll, All-Clty Center, Prom Attendant. HUSAR, ROSEMARIE MAE N.H.S., Tri-Hl-Y, Y-Teens, Varslty E. Picture Com- mittee. INMAN, WILLIAM Band. Orchestra, Choir, Key Club. 9 IRICK, SAM KALUCZKY, JEANETTE N.l-LS., Latin Club, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Advertising Committee, Freshman Choir, Varsity E. ' KEGLEY, CAROLE LYNN A Cappella Choir, Y-Teens, Ticket Committee. KELTY, JOHN Usher, Ticket and Play Committee. KETTERING, MARTHA VIRGINIA Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y. Gitt Committee, Office Duty, Li- brarian. KOHL, JERRY KOHUT, ROBERT KOPINISKY, PAUL Basketball. Advertising Committee. KUPEC, FRANCES Y-Teens. Tri-Hi-Y, Class Color and Song Committee. LADD, LARRY Hi-Y, Key Club, Ir. High Football, Reserve Football, Varsity Football. LANDY, THOMAS Latin Club, Advertising Committee. LOPRESTA, THOMAS JOHN Personality Poll. F.T.A., Varsity E, Ir. High Football, Reserve Football, Student Council, Advertising Com- mittee, Choir, Debate. LEONE, ANDY F. Hi-Y, Giit Committee. LESNAK, PATRICIA ANN N.H.S., Y-Teens. Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity E, Advertising Com- min... ' LETTERA, ALICE FRANCES 'm-Hn, Y.r.m-. r.'r.A., var-any rz. em committee. LEWIS, FRANCES M. Freshman Choir, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Social Committ- tee, Varsity E, Usher, Ticket and Play Committee, Sweetheart Prom Queen. Prom Attendant. -nfl ACTIVITIES Page One Hundred Four LITTLE, DOUGLAS W. President's Council, President oi A Cappella Choir, Ir. High Football, Ir. High Basketball, Reserve and Varsity Football, Reserve and Varsity Basketball, Track, Dramatics, Operetta, Treasurer Senior Class, Key Club, Hi-Y, Sales Committee, Senior Play. LOVATI, GERALDINE A. Freshman Choir, Advertising Committee. Y-Teens, Vanity E. MACRI, MARIAN Picture Committee, Y-Teens, Varsity E, Tri-Hl-Y, Freshman Choir, Bowling. MALAGISI, PHYLLIS Y-Teens, Varsity E, Name mittee. Card and Invitation Com- MAMAJACK, NORMAN MANCINO, ANGELO Choir, Orchestra, Latin Club, Key Club, Senior Play. N.H.S., Student Council, Class Night Committee, Varsity E. Ht-Y. MANG, JUDITH Senior Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Advertising Committee, Latin Club, Varsity l-I, Sophomore Y-Teens, Echo Statt, Dramatics, Senior Play. MARTIN, DENNIS Dramatics Key Club, Hi-Y, Varsity E, Civic Day. Class Night Committee. MARTIN, LEONA Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity E, Cap and Gown Com- mittee, Freshman Choir. MASTROPIETRO, BERNADINE N.H.S., Senior Y-Teens vice-president, Tri-Hi-Y sec- retary, Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council, Buck- eye Girl's State Delegate, Social Committee, Choir, Dramatics, Senior Play, Varsity E, Civic Day, Per- sonality Poll, UN Delegate tor Senior Y-Teens. MATTIUSSI, LAVERNE MARIE Senior Y-Teens, Sophomore Y-Teens, F.'l'.A., Varsity E. Choir. F.N.A., Bowling, G.A.A., N.H.S., U.N. Dele- gate for Sophomore Y-Teens, Electrons, Advertising Committee, Echo Stall. MAYTAS, MICHAEL J. Choir, Key Club, Civic Day, Senior Play, Class Night Committee, Hi-Y, Varsity E, Sales Committee, Per- sonality Poll. MAZE, CASSAN DRA Choir. MCCORR, WALTER Choir. E+ ACTIVITIES McGRATH, JUDITH LOUISE O'NEILL, PATRICIA JEAN Y-Teens, Varsity E, Maiorette, Band Orchestra, Stu- Senior Class Social Committee, Varsity E, Iunlor dent Council, Latin Club, Picture Committee. Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Bowling Team. McKINNEY, ANNA ORLANDO, ROSE MARIE Y-Teens, Name Card Committee. McKINNEY, WILLIE ORTMAN, SANDRA MERWN PANEL we, f'ow:,'a,,r-True' S'm,:ff-aa: Electrons, l'-ll-Y, Varelty E, Key Club. MILANO, JACQUELINE ELIZABETH Y-Teens, Latin Club, Varsity E, Choir, F.N.A., N.H.S., G.A.A., Bowling, Electrons, Cap and Gown Commit- tee. MILLER, MARCIA Y-Teens, Cap and Gown Committee. Choir, Dramatics. Senior Play. Latln Club, MILLER, MARGARET DOROTHY Civic Day, Trl-Hi-Y. Student Council, N.H.S., Senior Play, Vice-President. So bomore Y-Teens, Vice-Pres- ident, Senior Y-Teens, Varsity E, G.A.A., Bowling, Freshman Choir, Social Committee, Sales Committee, Rdglorgttei Ianus Stall, Homecoming Committee, Prom on an . res man otr. xe o r, appe a - sity E, G.A.A., F.T.A., Senior Name Card Committee. OSTOJIC, PETER Hi-Y. PAYNE, WILLIAM TRUMAN Name Card Committee. PEEL, JOANN MARIE Social Committee, Latin Club, Varslty E, Y-Teens, Bowling, Personality Poll. PERFETTO, MARIE ATONETTE Social Committee, Latin Club, Varsity E, Y-Teens. Bowling. MILLER, MYRNA PERKINS, ETHEL DEAN Social commits... Mm. mm mlm. MILLER, VELMA IRENE Lam- Club, Y-Tum. vanity rz, Picture commune. PERKINS, WIU-IE FRANK MONICO, PHYLLIS Freshman Choir, Latin Club, So homore Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Varsity E. Ianuo Stall, Social Com- mittee, Grlttith's Helper, Sweetheart Prom Attendant, Personality Poll, Student Council, Homecoming Com- mlttee. MURAR, JOSEPH Latin Club, l-II-Y, Varsity E, Social Committee, Prom Attendant. MUSOLINO, PATRICIA Bowling, G.A.A., Sophomore Y-Teene, Senior Y-Teens, Libraflarliii Grl!Iith's Helper, Advertising Commit- ee, r- - . MUSZINSKI, ROBERT NAIL, LEO CHARLES I-n-Y. choir, Key Club, vanity ri. NAPLES, MADELINE FRANCIS Varslty E, Sophomore Y-Teens. Senior Y-Teens, Iunlor Y-Teens, Homecoming Committee, Sales Committee. Ianus Stalt, Social Committee, Freshman Choir, Per- sonality Poll, Bowling Team. Trl-Hi-Y, Mr. Griitith's Helper. G.A.A., Prom Attendant. if Page One Hundred Five Choir, Cap and Gown Committee. PERLINE, GERALDINE Freshman Choir, Vanity E, Y-Teens, Social Com- mittee, Sophomore Y-Teen Basketball, Bowling. PERLINE, RALPH Ir. High Basketball, Personality Poll, Social Com- mittee, Prom Attendant. PERRY, RAYMOND Name Card Committee, Homecoming Committee, Ianus Staff. PETRETIC, JANET MARIE N.H.S., Annual Staff Editor, Varsity E, Latin Club, Social Committee, Presldent's Council-Sec.-Treal., Y-Teens, Maiorette, Student Council, Glrl's Bowling, Science Fair, Homecoming Committee, F.'l'.A.. Y-Teens Basketball. NEMES, BEVERLY JEAN Sophomore Y-Teens, Iunlor Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Varsity E, Class Night Committee, Senior Play, Latin Club, National Honor Soclety. O'HARA, LEE Cap and Gown Committee. 1-3+ ACTIVITIES POMPILI, PHYLLIS JOYCE Y-Teens, Social Committee, Varsity E, Tri-Hi-Y. PORCASE, ANGLYN MARIE National Honor Socieg, Head Malorette, F.T.A., Var- sity E, Latin Clu ecretary, Debate Club, Fresh- man Choir, Personality Poll, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Chair- man-Picture Committee. POSEY, LOUISE Y-Teens, Social Committee. PRICE, SUSAN MAE Y-Teens, Senior Play, Class Night, Sales Committee. PROTOPAPA, ALBERT JAMES Social Committee, Sales Committee. PROTOPAPA, CLARA MARIE Senior Class Secretary. Homecoming Attendant, Per- sonality Poll, National Honor Society, Future Teach- ers ot America, Varsity E. Social Committee, Sopho- more Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Homecoming Commit- teeh lanus Stall, Football Ticket Seller, Prom At- ten ant. QUINT, PAULA JEAN Annual Statf, Echo Stalf-Editor, F.T.A., Latin Club, N.'F.l.., National Honor Society-Secretary, Personality Poll, President's Council-President, Sales Committee -Chairman, Senior Y-Teens-President, Social Com- mittee, Tri-Ht-Y, Football Ticket Seller, Varsity E, Student Council. Bowlinq-Captain. RENTAS, JOHN Gilt Committee. RITZ, RITA CECELIA Freshman, Iunlor and A Capgella Choirs, Y-Teens, F.N.A., E1ectron's-Sec-Treas., .A.A., N.H.S., Varsity E, Social Committee, Latin Club. RORICK, ANNA MARIE Advertising Committee, Senior Y-Teens, Sophomore Y-Teens, Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus. ROSE, GARY Student Council, Hi-Y, A Cappella Choir, Social Com- mittee, Senior Play, Echo Stait, Class Night Com- mittee, Prom Attendant. ROSS, EUGENE President-Hi-Y, Key Club-Secretary, Social Com- mittee, Varsity E, F.'l'.A., President's Council, Galt Team, Reserve Basketball, Civic Day. ROUNDS, ANITA Senior Y-Teens. RUBICKY, ED Hi-Y, Name Card Committee, Key Club, Golt Team, Civic Day, Varsity E, Reserve Basketball. -'EI Page One Hundred Six RUFFIN, ETHEL PEARL Social Committee, Class Night Committee. SAXON, PATRICIA Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Advertising Committee, Civic Day, Varsity E. SCALI, JUNE Y-Teens, Varsity E, Latin Club, Iunior and Reserve Cheerleader, Personality Poll, Sales Committee, Echo Stott, Usher, Ticket, and Play Committee-Chairman, Bowling, Debate Club. SCHECKELHOFF, BILL SCHETTINO, HILDA Y-Teens, Varsity E. SCHNEIDER, HILDA Y-Tegxs. Name Card Commtitee, Ottice Helper. Var- sity . SERRA, MARLENE Y-Teens, Picture Committee. SHALEY, SAN DY Y-Teens, A Cappella Choir, Iunior Choir. Senior Play, Varsity E, SHEPPARD, NANCY LEE A Maiorette, N.H.S., Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President- F.T.A., Varsity E, Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, So- cial Committee. SHOOK, SALLY Bowling Team, Clinic Duty, Class Night Commtitee, Y-Teens, Varsity I-I, Tri-Hl-Y, Librarian, Office Duty. SLAVIN, ANN Y-Teens, Usher, Tickets, Play Committee. SPECHT, PAT Latin Club. Y-Teens, Student Council, A Cappella Choir. Cap and Gown Committee, Iunior Choir. STOWE, RUTH Gilt Committee. STROBEL, JOHN gi-Y, Key Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Civlc ay. TAMBURRINI, GLORIA JEAN President-Senior Student Council, Homecoming At- tendant, Personality Poll, Senior and Sophomore Y- Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Civic Day, Senior Play, Freshman Choir. Varsity E,'Cag and Gown Committee, Presl- dent's Council, N.H. ., Varsity Cheerleader, Prom Attendant, I-3' ACTIVITIES TESTA, MILLIE Student Council, Sophomore and Senior Y-Teens, Tri- Ht-Y, Vanity E, Dramatics, Senior Play, Cap and Gown Committee, Freshman Choir. THOMPSON, LLOYD Hi-Y. TIIHONEN, DAVE Band, Advertising Committee. TIMLIN, MAUREEN SUE Y-Teens, Trl-Hi-Y-Treasurer, G.A.A.: Varsity E, Sales Committee, Name Card and lnvltatlon Commlttee- Chalrman, Civic Day. TRIBBLE, HENRY A Cappella Choir. TRIPLETT, OSCAR Class, Color and Sonq Committee. TRIVERI, PETER Usher, Tickets, Play Committee. VANASKY, ANASTASIA MARIE Student Council-Sec.-Treas., F.'l'.A.,-Treas., Home- coming Chairman, Homecomln Attendant, Person- ality Poll, Sweetheart Prom attendant, Y-'l'eens- Treas., N.H.S., lanus Staff, Social Committee, Trl-Hi-Y, Class, Color, Soni and Flower, Debate Club, Boyvling T , Varsity E, atln Club, Civic Day, Science Palr, eam Prom Queen. VEAUTHIER, EDWARD JOSEPH Class Flower, and Sonq Committee. VECCHIONE, DONNA JEAN N.l'I.S.-President, Presldent's CouncTl, Malorette, Y-Teens, Trl-Hi-Y, Student Council, F.'l'.A., Varsity E, Social Committee, Sales Committee. Prom Attendant. WALKER, MIGHEON Y-Teens, Name Card Committee. WANAMAKER, CHARLES Personality Poll, Dress Right King, Prom Attendant. WESS, JAMES ROBERT Gift Committee. Page One Hundred Seven WHITESIDE, DOROTHY GAIL Y-Teens, Tri-HI-Y, Office Duty, Freshman Choir, Gilt Committee. WHITFIELD, GEORGE lunlor Hi- Basketball, Book Club, Picture Committee. WILKERSON, RAY Varsity Baseball, Band, Latin Club, Key Club, Or- chestra, A Cappella Choir, Usher, Tlclret, and Play Committee. WILSON, PAUL Football Manager, Key Club, Hi-Y. WINSTEAD, IRIS WISCOTI', MARY FRANCES Iunior Achievement, Y-Teens, Librarian, Mr. Grl!iIth's Helper. Invitation and Name Card Committee. WISEMAN, PHYLLIS ANN Ylreens, Varsity E, Iunlor Achievement, F.'l'.A., Ad- vertislnq Committee, Sal , Freshman Choir. es commune, Bowling WOODS, HAYWARD Invitation Name Card. WOODWARD, DANIEL Student Council. Electron sonallty Poll, Prom Klnq. Club, Gift Committee, Per- WRIGHT, JOHN Class Color. and Sonq, and Flower. YAKOTICH, NINA LOUISE Y-Teens, Girl's Bowlini, Malorette, Librarian, Mr. Griitith's Helper, Annua Statt. Social Committee. ZARLENGO, LORENZO Class Color and Song Committee. ZIYDEH, SARAH YOUSEPH 'Usher, Ticket, and Play Committee. I-3' I Congratulations To THE GRADUATION CLASS of 1959 i' GATSCHENE STUDIGS RI 3-1714 276 West Rctyen Youngstown. Ohio -'Fei Page 0 d Eighi R+ ir CCDNGRATULATIONS OHIO AUTO BODY MALLOY AND NESPECA, INC 45 Madison Avenue Phone RI 3-0116 'lr -iff Page O Nine B+ COMPLIMENTS OF STAR BOTTLING WORKS 'k SQUIRT DAD'S ROOT BEER 122 N. Lane Avenue Phone RI 3-8419 Pennsylvania Gas Furnaces Roofing and Spouting Sheet Metal Work FERRARA HEATING CO. 1530 Oak Street Phones: RI 4-0708-RI 3-2869 'EQ Pag O H d dTen 15'- PELTZ AUTO SERVICE l46 N. Forest Phone Rl 3-5412 YCUNGSTOWN, Ol-HC For your automatic transmission repairs see Mike or Bud. We are the only shop in town that does only automatic transmission work. We are reasonable because of vol- ume and all work is unconditionally guaranteed. lf you are mechanically minded we have a complete stock of rebuilt units you can install yourself. M filttttttttt COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF YOUNGSTOWN -if Page One Hundred Eleven I-3' Compliments of YOUNGSTOWN LIT HOGRAPHING C0. Color - Complete Lithography - Black cSfWhite 787 Wick Avenue Youngstown, Ohio LORETTA FITCH FLOWERS Corsages - Wedding Flowers Hospital Orders Flowers by Wire We Deliver Anywhere LEhiqh 6-6263 Yo.-New Castle Rd. Route 422, R.D. Jil Lowellville, Ohio V2 Mile East of Sky-Hi Drive-in -'Sf Page One Your planning is over- Your future shall begin! BRONSONS PATENT MED. 815 Albert St.-Phone RI 6-9782 Open on Week Days 8 to ll O'C1ock Open on Sundays 8 to ll O'Clock Hundred Twelve H+ 28 Years of Community Service BROWN'S DRUG STORES 4 Locations Phone RI 3-3826 Best Wishes DeMAINS ROYAL OAKS 924 Oak St.. Youngstown CCMPLIMENTS SUNNYSIDE CAFE 1442 Ook Street Scrlutinq the GRADUATING CLASS Hectrtiest Congratulations POULAKOS BAKERY Phone RI 7-1233 12 South Avenue Youngstown, Ohio -'tif PagOHdd Th teen 19' Compliments of Best Wishes to CLASS OF '59 NESPECNS GGLDEN AGE SUPERETTE Beverage Corp. 1236 East High Avenue 558 Hilker Rl 3-2016 RI 6-6333 Congratulations Compliments of Graduates BOLOTIN'S Furniture Co. Lincoln Knolls Plaza Homes - Buildings James J. Yannarella General Contractor 91 N. Truesdale RI 3-1941 if Fug O HddF teen Rv Congratulations to the Class of '59 from TROYS for TOYS 4l5U Market Street From Brenner's means something you can't get anywhere else, in the opinion of most people. C 6 asf Nj RAYMOND BRENNER. INC. Iewelers for 80 years Ph. ST 8-6686 in Youngstown 200 W. Federal St. Phone Rl 4-5346 L8WiS'Weipberger Conqratulations to the SI H111 CLASS or '59 Academy of Cosmetology MCCOMB Erie Terminal Bldg. Younqstown 3, Ohio R Phone RI 6-7060 Where the hair stylists of Rt. 422 tomorrow-get their training today. Day and Evening Classes lust past Lincoln Knolls Plaza Ohio's Leading Auto Dealer -'Rf Page One Hundred Fifteen 191- PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT CALL Rlverside 3-7922 ATLAS TV 6 Appliances-Sales 6 Service 1667 Himrod at Oak Youngstown 6, Ohio See us for a11 your ATHLETIC NEEDS YOUNGSTOWN SPORTING GOODS CO.. INC. 21 N. Champion St. Youngstown 3, Ohio Genkinger-McBride PCR Scharrsu PHIL-CO FUCIOTY-Supervised Trgphies - Games service Books on all Sports Gnd Team Equipment Genuine PHILCO Parts Swimming - Tennis - Golf ZENITH First Grade Merchandise at V. Tandy Reasona1o1e Prices EMERSON 'S FUNERAL Home Wishes the Best of Luck Compiiments of The FABRIZIO FUNERAL HOME 619 E. Indianoia St. 2-0445 COMPLIMENTS OF SCARSELLA FURNITURE CO. Compiiments of CITY BOTTLING COMPANY 934 of-uc STREET YOUUQSTOWU' 01110 335 Albert st. R1 7-3738 Telephone RI 3-5623 Youngstown, Ohio -IE-I Page One Hundred Sixteen Ii'- Sales Service ALLSHOUSE Carburetor and Ignition 600 N. Garland Ave. Youngstown 6, Ohio Phone RI 7-7680 Motor. Tuneup Bill Allshouse CARLINI-CAPUZELLO Your Friendly Gulf Dealer Tune-up - Brake Service Mufflers Installed Pick-up and Delivery Service Cor. Oak ci I-limrod Ph: RI 6-9291 Youngstown,Ohio - Open 7 A.M. to ll PM. - Compliments of SIMONE SINCLAIR SERVICE 1646 OAK STREET Rl 7-0057 Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of MARO BROS. Service Station 2601 Wilson Avenue Campbell, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '59 TOM 6 BOB'S Service Station 1405 Rigby Street IOHN F. DRUMMOND SERVICE STATION 1904 Oak Street Gas and Oil-Batteries Tires-Tubes-Accessories Corner Oak and Early Rd. Phone Rl 6-9752 Congratulations to Congratulations to the the Class of '59 Class of 59 I. c. AMoco SERVICE from WILSON 1050 McGuttey Road CONFECTIONARY Youngstown, Ohio Phone Rl 6-9738 1026 Wilson Avenue +51 Page One Hundred Seventeen lit'- Good Luck To The Class Of '59 RIGBY PARTY SHOP 1325 Rigby Street SANDORO'S POULTRY MARKET Live Poultry Fresh Eggs For the best in Poultry-Call RI 6-6138 350 E. Federal Street Compliments of WOOD-LOW ALLEYS 231 E. Wood Street Lowellville, Ohio ESQUIRE om: Houn CLEANERS 1028 Wilson Avenue Youngstown 6, Ohio Phone RI 6-9628 COSTELLO PAINTS, INC 2874 MCCARTNEY RD. Lincoln Knolls Shopping Plaza Schaefer Music Shoppe Musical Instruments Accessories-Sheet Music Instruction Books, Supplies Guaranteed Instruments Repairing 409-10-1 1-12 Keith-Albee Bldg. R1 3-4605 MUSIC-The Universal Language MAZZACCO BROS. HARDWARE Pittsburgh Paint and Supplies Window Glass Installed Plumbing Supplies Pipe Cutting and Threading Sewer Auger 622 I-Iimrod Ave. Ph. RI 3-6714 Best Wishes Class of '59 PAT'S SHOE REPAIRING 1359 Rigby Street Prop. PAT FERRANTE if Page One Hundred Eighteen 15 Phone Day or Nite RI 3-3826 CALABRETTA FLORIST Formerly Deramo SAM CALABRETTA 1969 East High Ave. Younqstown 6, Ohio STARK FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions 1502 Parker Street Phone RI 3-3421 Compliments WILSON AVE. PHARMACY ANGEL1,'fg,Q,sQQ'D SON 1216 Rigby street Say It With Flowers 631 Himrod Avenue RI 7-2166 Phone RI 4-1246 Prescription Specialists RAY WELLS. Registered Pharmacist RIGBY PAT. MEDICINE STORE 1121 RIGBY ST. Ctqars - Ciqarettes Baby Supplies Patent Medicine MORGAN'S DRUGS 1024 HIMROD AVE. Phone RI 4-3076 IOSEPH A. CIRELLI. ILR. MCGUFFEY PLAZA Your East Side IEWELER EAST HIGH CLASS RINGS Compliments of WHITE HOUSE BEAUTY SALON 100 Lansdowne Blvd. MARY L. CIRCELLO --Over 20 Years Experience -if Page One Hundred Nineteen li'- Compliments of HELEN'S FOOD MARKET Open Eveninqs and Sunday 1931 McGutfey Rl 3-3347 Compliments of ESQUIRE TAILORS Men's and Boys' Wear LINCOLN KNOLLS SHOPPING PLAZA LE'roHA's Foon CFS 123221321225 MARKET Compliments 353 E. Federal Street MALKOFF.S SUPER Fresh Meats and Groceries MARKET -Free Delivery- ZIDIAN'S MARKET Ouality Groceries G Meats 1266 Wilson Avenue Phone R1 3-8613 Congratulations to Class of '59 BUCCI'S SUPER MARKET 335 N. Walnut Best Wishes from TASSONE'S SUPER BUCCILLI GROCERIES DAIRY 17 Adams Street 1721 Lansdowne Blvd. Campbell, Ohio RI 4-3888 -if Page One Hundred Twenty 19'- K WELL DONE, GRADUATE Makes you feel pretty important, doesn't it? You've come through twelve rough years of books and report cards, detention periods and childish ways - - to find your future staring you smack in the face. lt's such an uncertain future - - filled with nuclear fission and speeds faster than sound . , . big U.N. and trips into outer space. frightening hassles in the But the most important thing is that this future we're talking about is YOU! You'll make it or break the wars, harness the atom for good, or use it to kill and maim. it, keep the peace or fight Through your college years, into your professions and the homes you will build . . . our best wishes go with you, Graduate we're depending on you! 1883 - lVIcKELVEY'S - 1959 Younqstown's own store RIP TIDE BAR 700 ALBERT STREET ACME BARBER SHOP 946 oAK STREET Get Trimmed or Clipped I . Best Wishes from WHITE OWL CAFE 1760 Wilson Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Kacenga and M. Simechak ARCO BARBER SHOP Four Chairs - No Waiting Charles I. Giarnpetro Dick Losasso Quin Pizzoferrato -FJY- Bob Kruger im MCGUFFEY PLAZA HM CUCCARESE Youngstovxm 6, Ohio -if Page One Hundred Twenty-one H , , M, QW CDN QUUAD Q all fx QWBWN SW WLC? My DW CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So nigh is God to man. When duty whispers low, Thou Must! 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