Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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lst row, left to right: Mildred Fowler, Ida Rowland, Lyle Miller, G. Gordon Lewis, Josephine Orville, C. V. Thompson, Golda Cotterman, Adrian C. Doyle, Hazel Shoemaker. 2nd row, left to right: D. H. Card, Custodian, Norman D. Alexander, Eunice Benninger, Secretary, Louis Boyd, Harry Hoffmaster, James Beeghly, Leon Harness, Mary Lupse, Helen Hnskin. 3rd row, left to right: Florence Pond, Catherine Jones, Philomena Zappi, Hazel Miller, Harold Luxon, Milton Heckman. Lulu Seidel, Joseph Irhmann, William Beacham. Faculty Miss Fowler .......... Librarian .............................. A. B. Ida Rowland .......... Latin and French ........................ A. B. Lyle Miller ............ Science ............................... Music G. G. Lewis ........... Science, Mathematics, English s s .B. S., Ed., M. Ed. J. Orville ............. Commercial .......................... B. B. S. G. Cotterman ......... Commercial .................. B. S., Ed., M. Ed. A. C. Doyle ........... Mechanical Drawing ................. B. S., Ed. H. Shoemaker ......... English ............................... A. B. N. Alexander ......... History, Sociology, Economics . . . .A. B. and M. A. L. Boyd .............. Commercial ............................ A. B. H. Hoffmaster ........ Manual Training ................... B. S., Ed. J. Beeghly ............ Science, Biology ................ A. B. and M. A. L. Harness ........... Mathmatics ........................... Math. M. Lupse ............. Art ............................... B. S., Ed. H. Hoskin ............ English ............................ B. S., Ed. F. Pond .............. English ................................ A. B. C. Jones .............. Home Economics ........................ B. S. P. Zappi ............. English, Public Speaking, Debating ........ A. B. H. Miller ............. Civics, Physical Education ................ A. B. H. Luxon ............. Physical Education, Geography ........ B. S., Ed M. Heckman .......... Coach, Chemistry, Physics ................ A. B. L. Seidel ............. History ........................... L . , sA. B. J. Erhmann . . ........ Blanual Training .................... B. S., Ed. W. Beacham .......... Bookkeeping, Business ......... B. C. S. M., Ed.

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Class History The class of ,39 entered Seienceville Sept. 3, 1935, 169 in number. Social events of the Freshman year were a Halloween party at which Jean Funk- houser and Richard Card won costume prizes, and a skating party. In our Sophomore year Miss Lee, Mr. Alexander, and Mr. Lewis were our advisers. Franklin Jackson was elected president; Mike Levitsky vice president; Aileen IVIcFaH Sec,y. and treasurer. A Halloweien party was held at the school, and a class weiner roast in Mill Creek Park. Our Junior year was very active. First a play, which was a great suc- cess, was given. It was directed by Miss Rowland and starred Robert Cow- den and Sophie Robnik. We sold candy in the gym and at all entertainments. Easter eggs and Christmas cards were sold in season. We set an all time re- eord by selling 513 dozens of doughnuts at one time. We held two dances at the ttY,i College, one in October and one in May. Both were very successful. The last event of our Junior year was the Prom that we gave the Seniors. Helen Zinns was Prom Queen with Ruth Wilcox and Jean Funkhouser as at- tendants. At the beginning of our Senior year Robert Cowden was elected president Bill Berard, vice president; Edith Williams, Secretary; Frieda Steib, treas- urer. We held two dances this year, one at Wardts Hall in November and one at the Nu-Elms Ballroom in February. Rings with a picture of the school on where chosen. The last and best social event of the year was the Prom which the Juniors invited the Seniors to attend. Edith Williams is our class valedictorian and Mike Levitsky took second place in scholastic honors. On June 14, 86 seniors received their diplomas. EIGIIT