Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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4:30 5:00 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:15 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:30 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 11:30 12:00 1:30 3:00 4:00 5:00 thirteen Senior Clock Coitsville farmers feed their cattle and off to school. Seniors roll up the side walks and call it a day. School starts for yesterdays late. School begins for the more prompt. John Green arrives at school. Amber Clark falls asleep. James Hildebrand starts his art class. Jack Feaster begins his second period class a little late. Seniors wonder when they'll eat. Dom Perry and Paul Trina perishing from hunger. Carolyn Banks arrives on the dot for her lunch. Bob Williams is still eating lunch. George Finora and Mr. Beacham disagree again. Betty Wardle absent again. Eloise Barganier starts her home nursing class with a bondage. Dot Gilbert starts her laughing campaign in home nursing. Buddy Luxon exercises his voice in Debating. Jackie Hildebrand first out and homeward bound. Amos McRay an hour behind, but is ready to go. Jollis Welcher struggles his way home after football practice. Clarence Williams leaves Bonnie Wilcox at her gate and is home- ward bound. Rose Marie Shipton arrives safely at home. Supper is ready and Bonnie Pickens is first in line. Virginia Matthews remodels herself for a date. Senior boys get out their top hats and ties for their dates. Bill Ermert starts from home to get there on time. Barbara Hull starts her last minutes dressings. The Seniors are all out and well in the process of celebrating. Time marches on. What's this Milan Bradich just leaving on his date. For shame! Well! What do you know Agnes Sedlacko just in and tipping slightly. At last Bill Circella staggers in and whispers sh! to his pal, Bob Roth. Eleanor May and Eleanor Pinchot last but no means least. Well! Well! Look whose here. Lucille Arcomano and Rose Ann Miller just came in.

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under the direction of Mr. Beacham and Miss Hoskin who are preparing us for the great day coming. Some of our students who have made the starlight by accepting important offices and others who are active in ath- letics are Peggy Guyer as president of Girl Reserves, Bill Circella as pres ident of Hi-Y Club and Movie Club, Betty Stopyra as our class president who has done a great job of bringing about social events for our class. We believe that our Senior boys who played basketball and football de- serve attention with Amos McRae as football captain and Clarence Wil- liams as basketball captain. Our last year's social events were a Sadie Hawkins Dance, Roller Skating Party, and a Senior Play. SENIOR CLOCK IZ ll som Z 00 50 F M09 DNC Marches 00 I 30 30" 8 30 06" im wut-gi , 8 oem L 3o"" s aa -Us E! gf, J Il 4 F W I : l 7 Ipit 'M' .s 1- n ul 0 1' M ON" . vi' I 2:60 2- - r l 5,6515-I A ' ' " . S 3 f .- Q an .' 9195 3 Q L V , MS -3 ju new Eel' l " If i I I A ss o me Q twelve

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HUHU Top row-James Hildebrand, Agnes Sedlacko, Stephanie Yurchison Bottom row-Buddy Luxon, Alice Wardle, Margaret Simons, Marjorie Horton R STU DEHTS fourteen