Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Eleanor Pinchot . . . Betty Stopyra .. Irene Pasku ...,.e Esther Brunswick . . Virginia Matthews Pose Shipton .,t.. Eleanor May . , . Lucille Arcomano . Betty Stopyra .A Barbara Hull ,.,,. Betty Ann McGarry Betty Stopyra ..,. Bonnie Pickens . . , Agnes Sedlacko .. Stella Yurchison .I Bonnie Lou Wilcox Virginia Matthews Carolyn Banks .i., Stella Yurchison I. Bette Wardle .. January Seniors Robert Roth .,..,. Bonnie Lou Wilcox Martha Continenzo Marion Filtz ..... Ideal Seniors Best Looking . . . Most Popular Best Dancer ....... . . Most Musical ....,..,.. Most Interesting Physique . . . Best Dressed ,,.,..,..i Prettiest Eyes . . A Prettiest Hair . . , Best Personality .. Shortest ....i. Tallest ..i.... Most Friendly ..,. Gets Around Most ..., Most Artistic ,.......... Most Likely to Succeed . A . Typical Student ii.... Best Athlete .... Most Humorous .. Most Studious ...,... Most Teimperamental . . . CLASS DATA Class Officers President . . .I ........ . A . Vice President . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . , Jack Jones Dom Perry Dom Perry Bob Williams Milan Braidich George Finora Paul Trina Bill Circella Dom Perry Robert Roth Dom Perry Dom Perry Dom Perry James Hildebrand Buddy Luxon Milan Bradich Milan Bradich Dom Perry Buddy Luxon Buddy Luxon June Seniors Betty Stopyra Clarence Williams Mariorie Horton Peggy Guyer CLASS COLORS CLASS SONG Powder Blue and White Together CLASS MOTTO Not for self - but for all. ith

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MILAN BRAIDICH BONNIE LOU WILCOX Typical Seniors 1945 SEHIURS

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Class History After our happy grade school days were over, we wandered, very con- fused at first, to Scienceville High School on a bright day in September 1941. Our class of 76 members consisted of students from Coitsville, Scienceville Grade, and Thornhill Schools. Our class advisors were Mr. Beacham and Miss Hoskin who had some job in getting us settled. Our only social event was a Roller Skating Party at Rayenwood. In 1942 we returned, not so anxiously, as Sophomores. We proceeded along under the same efficient advisors and our Sophomore president, Alex Bodo whom we elected after the first few weeks of school. By now we were active members in Girl Reserves, Hi-Y and Music Clubs. Our social life consisted of a Roller Skating Party at Rayenwood. We came back in 1943 as "Mighty Juniors." This year we have a smaller class because some of our mates decided to answer the call of Uncle Sam and have him as an advisor until J-Day. With our still faith- ful Mr. Beacham and Miss Hoskin to encourage and guide us when everything looked wrong, we managed our Junior year fairly well. Quite a number of our clan were active as Cheerleaders, Majorettes, Basketball and Football Players, Singers, Actors and members in the Band and Orchestra. The memories we hold from our Junior year are several sport hops, a play "Bringing Home the Bacon" a great success under the direction of Miss Joyce, and finally our Junior-Senior Prom, which closed our Junior year. As Seniors we returned in September 1944, happy because we could see a day in June of 1945 better known as Graduation Day, the day when we are given our well-earned diplomas. Still more of our students are now serving Uncle Sam but the vacancy has been partly filled by some of our advancing Junior A's. Until we have only 67 members left in our class. We are very sorry to learn of the death of Steve Kacir one of our more quiet and sincere boys in our class, a truly great loss. We are still eleven