South High School - Warrior Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1944 volume:

THE 1944 SUHTH HIGH ANNUAL YIIUNHSTUWN, UHIII C-:-I-I-'-:-:-I':-:':-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- WJQQS aaZ,,. 3 I 1 '-X Uft in the stilly night, Ere slumbefs chain has bound me Fond memory brings the light Of other days around llll'.,, -hl'Il0lllZlS Moore. -:-I-:-I-:-:-I-I-2-2-:-I-I-:-I-I-:-I-I-:-I-I-:-I-I-I :-:-:-:'D J-:-!-:-:-:-D'E-:'E-:- if Page Three en GEORGE A. BOWMAN The students and tezlellers of' South High Sehool extend Congratulations and sincere good wishes to George A. Bowman as he ilSSlllll0S the post of Presi- dent of Kent State University. Pmqe Four If? Samfkgfdgd... ROBERT L. FLEMING Congratulations are likewise extended to Robert L. Fleming as he moves into more spacious quarters and continues to serve as the same genial adminis- trator. -DEC-:-:':-:'E':':-:-:':':-:-:PC':-:-:-1':-:-:v-:-I-:-:-:-:r-:':f:':-:-:-:-:':':':':':-:':'D eil Page Five lie 14446412445 pzdaocpad . , . i a FRED C. BEEDE In this simple tribute to Mr. Beede, all South High expresses its eternal gratitude to the man of action who so calmly resolves the most forbidding problem into simple daily routines. ' ' ' ' Ii-DC-I-:-:-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-IH:-:-: C-:r-.'-: :-D':- if Page Six lie Zecmaa glhZ4dl't6fg0q4.,. Teaching, interviewing and counseling stu- dents, conducting orientation classes, originat- I ing new social programs, even tying bows on diplomas,-these are the things that fill the school day of Dean Marion Maiden. NI AR ION P. NIAIDEN Keeping up with South High boys in service is a patriotic letter writing duty Dean Wllliullls has added to his already full-time schedule of student conferences. DAVID M. WILLIAMS -I-I-D':-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-D'D':-I-:CGC-I-DC-:CIBC-I-I-D2-2-2-I-I-I-I-I-I-21-C-D'D' -if Pcqe Seven lif- 7a 770. Zhdgh' . . . This year another stalwart of the South High faculty retires after a lifetime of service to the teaching profession. Witll a mathelnatical skill readily transferable to the field of historical fact, Mr. Wriglit has conducted classes in both mathe- matics ancl history in tlay school, night school anfl Sllllllllffl' school, as well as servefl in the administra- tive post of high school principal. All South High wishes Mr. Wriglit many years of happiness in his retirement. alle in South High sends greetings and expresses the hope that they may soon return to their classroom duties and the professional life they so patriotically left in answer to the call of country. Lt. Qjgb Delmar Anderson Gunnery School Norfolk, Virginia A. ,lzunes Cross, AXS Co. 798 U.S.N.T.S. Great Lakes, Illinois Merle A. Rosselle 252113 U.S.N.R. N.A.T.T.C. Ward lslanfl Corpus Christi, Texas. Lt. Clifford Scannell Pilot School Santa Ana Air Base Santa Ana, California 'I-:-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-:-:-:-:-:-:-I-I-:-I-:-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-2:-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-: elif Page Eight 7 7 Thv last link is brokvn Thai bound mv to thee And thi' words thou hast spokvn Umm rendufd nw free. -Emerson ':':-'C':':':':':':':':':':':':':':'1 :':':J':':':':-:':':':':':':':':1:':':':':':':':':':-L :':' 43 Page Nine ii? DELMAR W. ANDERSON Physical Education LAMAR ARMSTRONG History IONA M. ARMAGOST English WILLIAM ARMSTRONG Music THELM A E. ARMAGOST Typing RUSSELL G. ASHBAUGH Mathematics DOROTHY P. AYER A. T. BAKER ALFRED M. BEACH Household Arts Industrial Arts Physical Education ::':':':F:':':':':'M:':':':':':f : :'1 ' ' ' ' -if Page Ten lif- i j Q ' HAAP i sg? M , .. . n 3 ' 3- agf .. -TPXQQ 52 - Ns? f , A rr , 5 52 q P' l 3 Q' r 6 ir' if ,K 5 PM as it P' an F A .Y i . i 0 5 'V 1 v 5 up f J X Ps fn '51 K' if 9 1 iw Q Q ,H E v .,,?5isf,i2 iv Q '4 . 0 92 4 f . 5 .i gi Q 5 W' A .ECN im. . LEILA F. BEARD RUTH E. BEECHER FRED BERKMAN History History Shorthand f ,- -,.- N if , .W1...., , 1 , TSI . , A N . X141 i 2 'WE 'N-au.. oi HURACE R. BICGS MARY M. BILLMAN LESLIE B. CALVIN Science French English JAMES L. CAMPBELL OLIVER P. CASH HAROLD M. CHAPEL Spanish Music Shorthand -I-I-I-I-FC' -I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-DC-:C-:-I-I-I-I-I-:rl-I-I-I-I-I-I-:'D-I'DCC-:-I-I-I-:C-I-D' -eff Page Eleven H1- JACK R- CLEMEN5 JOHN W. CREAGER Industrial Arts Librarian LaVERNE DELIN EDGAR G. DIEHM English Public Speaking A R .iiv ' ' 2. MYRTLE S. CREAMER English RUTH DROWN Household Arts GEORGE W. EDDY ETHEL B. EVANS History History ROY R. FELLERS History il-I-I-IC-:-I-I-I-I-:-:-:'C-I-I-I-2-I-1-:-:-I-:-I-2-:-:-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-:-:-I'-I-I-:-I iii Pciqe Twelve lif- wrap' ' CERTRUDE FOWLER JOHN S. FURRY E. V. GRAVES Malheniatics English Shorthand E ,: ' W 3'5 J! cixlsi 5- 7 EDNA GREEN FREDA GREEN A. JAMES GROSS Latin English Bookkeeping W. BRUCE HAMM NAOMI E. HANNA HELEN R. HARPER Pllysiral Education Art Spanish 'D-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:HI-I-I-I-I-I'l-:-I:-I-I-DC-I-Ii:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-'..':-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-15 if Page Thirieen R+ RACHEL T. HOPKINS Art DEAN O. .IONES Industrial Arts K' f 'Q f , if gb AE Q 3 ,ZZ.:. -I AMELIA LIND German CLARENCE A. HORTON Bookkeeping Srience HENRY M. IBISON GERTRUDE E. LAUCHLIN EDITH V. LIMBACH Shorthand History GERTRUDE MAIER .I. LCROY MILLER Science History I-I-I-I-I-I-I'I-:-I-I-I-:C-I-I-DC-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:JD':-I-DC-I-:-I-:-I-I-I-I-:i'D'D'D': +25 Page Fourteen 13+ ETHEL MILLIGAN English HAROLD V. ULDS Mechanical Drawing ALFRED H. QITINETTE Typing HELEN K. OLDAKER PAUL M USSELMAN Mathematics English ,QF NIELS F. PETERSEN CRAWFORD PARK Printing Srfienrn FLORENCE L. RICHARDS EDNA C. RUSSELL Physical Erlucation English I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I'I-I-I-I I-I-I -BBQ Page Fifieen E+ -DC-I-I-I-I-I-:-:-:-I-I-DI:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I -5 AIMEE A. SEIDEL English ARTHUR C. THOMAS English HARMON C. WELCH Mathematics KATHERINE L. SIMMONS KARL J, SOLLER English JEAN VAN FOSSAN Cafeteria Director D. LYTLE WIGGINS Science Q-1 1 1 1 1 mn1-1--1h1- Science SADIE VAN HOESEN Latin' GUY WRIGHT History +I Paqe Sixteen ii? - - - - - - -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: -- ? W ELOISE YOUNG English 1 1 1 My . FUI-ws. EDWARD ZINNINGER English BETTY PETERSON RUTH WOOLF : :5':':'D:':':':N':':':':'F:':J:':':':': - if Pcxqe Sevenieen E? 740508046 I I I Board of Editors - - Dorothy Lamb, Arlene Maggs, Evelyn Whittenberger Senior Section Editors - .layne Jones, Isabel lVIacLennan Club Editors - - Vera Welch, .lean Wood Sports Editors - Wayne McEvey, Irving Stambor Advertising Manager - - - Robert Fithian Assistants - - Donna Grant, Dale Bartelmay Salesmen - - Norma Carter, Robert Chizmar, Audrey Esping, Dorothy Ott, Dorothy Whiteman Auditor - - - Helen Bednarchik Bookkeeper - - Mary Kotheimer Assistant - Cornelia Lamparty Picture Editor - - Irma Averil Typists - - Nellie Cox, Doris Gollan FACULTY ADVISERS General Adviser ----- Katherine L. Simmons Art - - - Rachel T. Hopkins Business - ' .lack B. Clemens Picture - James L. Campbell ':':':':':':':':'f:':':-:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':'J:':':-:':-:':':'5:':' ':':' if Page Eighteen R' fcuwmq endow In I 1 1 oursvlvvs In our own honest lwarts and chainlvss hands Will be our safeguard. -lbid :-I-I-:C-I-Iv:-I-C-:-:-:-:-I':- Page Nineteen 53+ 0 0 a , 4 1 1 CLASS OFFICERS President - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - Class Arlviscr - George Jones - - Louise Holland - Jayne Jones - - - Guy Ribble - Arthur C. Thomas COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Social Banquet ,loan Ellway - Vera Welcli, Irwin Markowitz Class Day Reception - Beatrice Jones, Baccalaureate Picnic Play Douglas Miller - Evelyn Wfining, Wendell lVl cCraclcen - - Edith Vlfebb Lois Gibson CLASS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED GEORGE ROBERT ABRAHAM WILLIAM EDWARD BARNETT MARY I. CORRADO PRISCILLA KATHLEENE ELMO MIZELL EWING MARGARET ANN FIRTH WILLIAM I. FITCHET IOHN ROBERT FOLEY CORINNE FUSCOE STELLA IOAN GASIOR WILLIAM IOHN KALAHER VERA KINGURE ALEX G. LuLOMIA DOLORES MAE LENTZ MARTIN DELONE MINNICK ALEXANDER MORRIS SARAH WILLIAM I. MOSES, IR. DANIEL IOSEPH MURPHY CHARLES ROSSER PLEASANT STANLEY RAWSON DONNA IEAN RICHARDS THOMAS STEVE SALATA CHARLES EDWARD SMITH IOE SMITH HILDA MARIE STECHER PATRICIA STERLING MARIORIE STILLERMAN ELLA MAE STROZIER ALBERT MAYNARD TAYLOR MARY IANE WEBSTER GEORGE ERIC WESTIN M. ROBERT WILHEIM EDITH WILLIAMS '-:-:-1iE :'.':-:-:':-:-:-I-:-I-I-I-:-:-:-:-:-:':-I-I-:-:-I-I if Page Twenty li:- JENNY ABLA National Honor Society Banquet Committee Heqwm Staqecraft LUCILLE ANDERSON National Honor Society Reception Committee Heqwin Staqecraft SHIRLEY ASHE Play Committee Glee Club ELIA ASIMAKOPOULOS IEAN BIERDEMAN Heqwin LESTER BISSENDEN Torch Club IOHN BLASIUS Senior Play ANITA BONEKAMP Play Committee Heqwin MOLLY BRANDFELLNER National Honor Society Chou' MARY BROWNLEE National Honor Society WILLIAM BUSCH tivo National Honor Society Hi-Y IAMES CAMPOLITO Banquet Committee Varsity Football LOUIS CARKIDO MARION CARROLL DENNICK COX National Honor Society I-I-I-I-4:-I-I-:-:-I-I-:-:-:-I-52-I-I-2:-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-C-I-I-I-:-I-I-I'I-:'C':-2-5-2-I-I-I-I-552 Page TW9I'1lY'OH9 lit' 5615254-X . ' M. l NELLIE COX Annual Staff MARGARET CRAIG DONALD CRANE Reception Committee ALICE JEAN CREED Reception Committee Heqwin Choir Glee Club SPERO CUMMINGS Senior Play Choir BEN DAVIES Band Orchestra ANTOINETTE DELLIQUADRI Heqwin 1 LOIS DEMPSEY Reception Committee Heqwin IOHN DOYLE Class Day Committee RICHARD EDMISTON Social Committee Senior Play Torch Club Monitor IOAN ELLWAY National Honor Society Social Committee, Co-Chm. Hegwiri, Monitor Secretary PAUL GIAKAS BESSIE GIANNIOS Voice Staff IACK GIBBONS LOIS GIBSON National Honor Society Senior Play Heqwin Stagecraft ':':-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-:-:-:-I-:-I-2-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-:-:-:-:-I-I-I-:-:-:-:':-I-:-I-:-:-: :':': ffl Page Twenty-two ROBERT GIRTS DORIS GOLLAN Annual Staff GERTRUDE GUILFORD Blue Triixnqle Choir LOUIS GUILFORD Vfxrslty Football CIIOIY CARMAN HALL Chmr WILLIAM HAMMOND IOHN HARKINS GILBERT HART Voice Stuff CHARLES HEATON MARION HEATON Banquet Committee BEULAH HENSLEY Choir IEAN HERRING IEANNE HITE Play Committee Semor Play LOUISE HOLLAND - National Honor Soctety Class Vtce Prestdent Announcement Commtttee Heqwtn BETTY HUNTER Banquet Committee Heqwm Momtor 40 -K fxa any W.. x if ' ilhv -I-I-I-I-I'I-:Q-:-:-:Zhi-:-:-:-I-I-:-:-5I-I-I-:-:':':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-:-I-:-:-15 +35 Pcxqe Twenty-three fi? BARBARA IACKSON Reception Committee Heqwm Staqecraft Band LLOYD IENKINS Swing Band Band WILLIAM IESSUP Senior Play Hi-Y, Vice President Rifle Team Staqecraft MAGDALENE IOHNS Motion Picture Club AUDREY IONES Banquet Committee Girls Athletic Association Choir BEATRICE IONES National Honor Society Reception Committee I-Ieqwin GEORGE IONES Class President I-li-Y President Voice Staff Choir IAYNE IONES Class Secretary Banquet Committee Annual Staff Heqwin, President MARY BETH IOYCE Play Committee Heqwin Staqecraft HELEN KARST National Honor Society Senior Play Picnic Committee Heqwin BETTY KEENLYSIDE Heqwin Monitor VIRGINIA KHOURY Peceotion Committee Heqwin Majorette FRANK KOTOUCH IAMES LEAVESLEY Social Committee PAULINE LEONE Banquet Committee Heqwin ':'I'I'..'..':':':':-:-:-:-:-I-I-I-:-I-:-:-:-:-:-:-:':-:-I-:':-:-:':-:':-:-I-I-:-I-:':-I +21 Page Twenty-four MARIAN LUEBBEN National Honoi Society Heqwin ARLENE MAGGS National, Hanoi' Society Banquet Committee Annual Staff Heqwin MARY HELEN MAGLAUGHLIN Play Committee Heqwin Monztoi CONNIE MARINO Class Day Committee Maiorette Monitor IRWIN MARKOWITZ National Honol Society Banquet Committee National Forensic League ROBERT MCCLINTOCK H1-Y Torch Club Rifle Club WENDELL MCCRACKEN National Honor Society Baccalaureate Committee, Co-Chni. Hi-Y RUBY MICKLES DOUGLAS MILLER Class Day Committee, Co-Chin. Senior Play IMOGENE MILLER Picnic Committee Monitor MELBA MOODY DONALD MURRAY Banquet Committee Swing Band Band IAMES MURRAY Hi-Y Varsity Football Monitor YVONNE MYERS Reception Committee National Forensic League ANN NAPOLI Glee Club C-I-5-2-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-215-I-I-I-I-I-I- ..'.' :-:-:. D'D- -. 'EGG' -5 Page Twenty-five +2 EDWARD OCBRZ HELEN OLIVER Choir WAID PAINE Social Committee Senior Play DESMOND PARTRIDGE Social Committee DOHATHE PEARL National Honor Society Social Committee Heqwin Majorette HELEN PELTZ National Honor Society Play Committee MILDRED PEMBERTON National, Honor Society National Forensic League Motion Picture Club Rifle Club HELEN PETROSKY Banquet Committee SEYMOUR PODOLNY Football Manager Basketball Manager EDDIE POSEY National Honor Society Baccalaureate Committee PAUL PRATHER EDWARD QUARANTA ROBERT REEBEL Torch Club GUY RIBBLE National Honor Society Class Treasurer Hi-Y Band SUE HUKENBROD National Honor Society Baccalaureate Committee Heqwin Staqecraft -i-.-.-I-:-:-I-I-I-I-I-:-:- Page Twenty-six ----.-.-.-.-.-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I'I-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- MIMI RUSSO National Honor Society Senior Play Banquet Committee Choir MADOHA SALT Baccalaureate Committee Rifle Club, Sec. Heqwxn Monitor IEAN SCHEIBLE Heqwin HOWARD SHHEVE Band Orchestra IAMES SIBLEY Swing Band Band ALICE IEANNE SIM Heqwin Band FLOHA SMITH Senior Play Heawin IRVING STAMBOR Annual Staff Vo.cC Staff FRANCES SYDNEY Glee Club Blue Txianqlo ELSIE TAHOS Heqwm Girls Athletic Association ALBERTA TAYLOR Senior Play Social Committee Heqwin Choir ROBERT TERRILL ELIZABETH TOOMEY National Forensic League Girls Athletic Association Motion Pictuie Club IOHN TOTH National Honor Society SYLVIA VOIKU Glee Club Choir ONIN ,.4-an-f :-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'- '-:-:-:-:-:--:-:.:.:..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.r:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:..:. -'fi Page Twenty-seven ik- JACK WALSH Social. Committee Hi-Y Monitor DOROTHEA WALTERS EDITH WEBB Picnic Committee, Co-Chm. Glee Club WILLIAM WEBSTER VERA WELCH Banquet Committee, Co-Chm. Annual Stuff Voice Staff Heqwin HOWARD WHITE Picnic Committee EVELYN WINING Notionctl Honor Society Sermon Committee, Co-Chm. Hegwin Stoqecroft, Sec. BEVERLY WOODWORTI-I Reception Committee Heqwin Monitor MICHAEL YANNITTI COHA ZIMMERMAN Social Committee Heqwin Monitor 1:-...-' I-I-uT-:-I-C-I-:-Z-I-IG-E-I-I-E-I'I-:-:-I-I-DIG':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-II:-I-I-I-I-'I-:PG-I -'if Pooe Twenty-eight Ee ' Wmafz5' ww will Top rote: Jennv Abla, Lucille Anderson, Molly Brandfellner, Mary Brownlee, William Busch, Dennick Cox. Second rouv: .loan Ellway, Lois Gibson, Louise Holland, Beatrice Jones, Helen Karst, Marian Luebbcn. Third row: Wendell McCracken, Arlene Maggs, Irwin Markowitz, Dorathe Pearl, Helen Peltz, Mildred Pemberton. Bottom row: Eddie Posey, Guy Ribble, Sue Rukenbrod, Mimi Russo, John Toth, Evelyn Wining. Other members Knot pictured abovel: Ted Barnett, lrene Kovack, Hilda Stecher. 3 . l-F. eii Page Twenty-nine -I-I-I-IF:-I-I-I-:'D'D':-I-DI:-I-I-5-D-5I-I-I-I-.l.' '-:':-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I .. - endafz picnic aw!! :-:'I-I-I-I-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-I-I-:-I-I-I-:-If:-I -I' I- -: if Page Th I 'YV'-wvq X'A 2, -m-:Wifi M 1 twwys- 2 I W WQQX 19. u.. Sorialized Study Flip-up Familiar Landing Shopping Tour Besidv the sea Cabin .live Draflcen Pivlurv, pleafe Speaker par excellence Swing and sweet +I Page Thirty-one Q ' The Elms January 7, 1944 First row: Jeanne Hite, Queen Joan Ellway, King Waid Paine, John Doyle. Second row: Lois Gibson, Imogene Miller, Cora Zimmerman. ': : :-I-:-l-:-I-I-I-:-:-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-:-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-I':-:-:-:-:-:- I 925 Page Thirty-two 23+ September October 13 November 4 December 3 December 6 January 7 January 20 January 23 January 25 Ja 1111 ary27 as Chestnut Hill Pavilion First get-together-slacks and cameras prevalent School Cafeteria Cider anfl doughnuts Pioneer Pavilion Juke-box and ,litterbugs South High Auilitorium HShc,s A Soldieris Sweetheart Rayenwoofl Al1flll0I'llllll Ups and Downs Nu-Elms Queen ,Ioan Ellwayvliing Wfairl Paine South High Alltlll0Flllll1x Most Popular to Most Stuflious South Auditorium Rev. Schuyler Garth lnflianola Methodist Church Turkey and Trinnnings Stambaugh Allflltllfllllll L'Envoi Picnic Mixer Sports Dance Senior Play ,Jeanne Hite-Wzlirl Paine Skating Party Formal Senior Prom Class Day Reception Baccalaureate Banquet Grafluation -I-I-I-I-I' :-:-:-:-I-:-:-:-:-:I if Page Thirty-three iff- Generous to a fault A gooll fellow We Saw the sea Ham what am Look out below Haltwwho goes there Annual Police line-up Aisling Il B-R-0-G-L-E-Y Three's a crowd :':-:-:':':':-:-:':':-:-:-:-:'-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-:'I-:-:-I-I-I-I-:-I-:-I-15I-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I Page Thirty-four I The chain thafs fixed to thc' thronv of ,love On which thc' fabric of nur world dvpends One link dissolvvd, thc wholv rrvation ends. -Yvaller 1:-I-I-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-I-I-I'I-I'D-I-I-:-I-I-DD-I-I-I-I-I-I-2I-DC-I-I-I-I-E N V 1 ffl Pcxqe Thirty-five gi? GERALDINE ADAMS Heqwin MARGIE ADCOCK Hegwin IDA ADOVASIO National Honor Society WILLIAM AEH Hi-Y Band SILVIO AMENDOLEA MARIORIE ANDERSON FRANK ARMILI JOSEPH ARQUILLA Play Committee Revue Operetta Staqecraft BETTY BACON LORRAINE BAILEY Choir GEORGE BAIRD Picnic Committee IOHN BALPH National Honor Society Hi-Y BEATHICE BARGER Play Committee Heqwin Monitor DALE BARTELMAY Baccalaureate Committee, Co-Chm. Senior Council Annual Staff National Forensic League CAROLYN BARTHOLOMEW Heqwin I-:-I-:-:-:-:-I-I-:-I-I-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- f Page Thirty-six GEORGIA BECHDOLT National Honor Society Majorette Motion l-'ictuie Club HENRY BECKENBACH Social Committee, Co-Chm. Varsity Football Varsity Basketball HELEN BEDNARCHIK Banquet Committee Annual Staff Heqwm MARGARET BEEDE Banquet Committee Heqwin Band Orchestra MARY LOU BELCHER Play Committee Heqwin Monitor LOIS BELL Banquet Committee Heqwin HENRY BELSZEK HAROLD BENDER ROSE RICHLEY BENNER Glee Club Choir 1 l ANNA MAE BIGLIN National Honor Society Reception Committee Heqwin ROBERTA BILGER HELEN BILKA Reception Committee Q DOROTHY BLACKSHEAR Blue Triangle FLORENCE BLANA Play Committee Staqecraft MARY BLUNT Social Committee Senior Council Heqwin Monitor fit Page Thirty-seven I -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: l flig THOMAS BOUCHERLE Play Committee MILDRED BOYLE National Honor Society Majorette Heqwin BAHBA RA BRENNEH National Honor Society Operetta Heqwin Choir EILEEN BRODERICK Choir NATALIE BROWN Social Committee Heqwin Monitor IOSEPH BUNN National Honor Society Baccalaureate Committee Torch Club, Vice Pres. Hi-Y CURTIS CALLAHAN Social Committee Torch Club Hi-Y Choir CAROLYN CAMPBELL Social Committee Heqwin Band Orchestra IOHN CAMPBELL Mixer Committee Hi-Y Varsity Football Monitor MARGARET CARDER National Honor Society BETTY CAROLINE CARLSON Class Day Committee Heqwin Staqecraft Choir ANTOINETTE CARRINO Heqwin CARSON NORMA CARTER Annual Staff Heception Committee HELEN CELLI 'fit Page Thirty-eight lie .-I-I-I-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:':-:- IENNIE CEREPAK National Honor Society MARY CI-IAPARAS Class Day Coninnttee ERNEST CHELEKIS Varsity Football Choir ASPASIA CI-IENGELLIS ROBERT CI-IIZMAR Annual Staff IOHN CLARK Ncitional Honor Society Social Committee Hi-Y PHILIP CLEARY National Honor Society Class Treasurer Rifle Team IRENE CLINE DORA COATES Choir STANLEY COHN ALFRED COLLA STELLA CONNELLY Reception Committee Heqwin DONALD COPPERSMITI-I Mixer Committee Torch Club Varsity Basketball WILLIAM COSSLER National Honor Society Play Coninnttee, Co-Chin. Senior Council Torch Club MINNIE CRIBBS National Honor Society H801 NU? :-I-I-I-I-I-I-:A-1:-' I-:FI-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-:i-:-:-:-l:-:':-:-:-:- 'IC' - ' 'E' 'D- -il Page 'Thirty-nine Eif- IOSEPHINE CROSETTO Senior Council. l-leqwin Monitor PAUL CUMMINGS DONALD CURALL G-lee Club Choir CHRISTINE DAKIDES Reception Committee IAMES DAVAKIS Operetta Choir WILLIAM DAVIS Class Day Committee Operetta Swing Band Hi-Y MARY DIBARTOLOMEO National Honor Society Class Day Committee SAM DiRANDO GEORGE DOEBING National Honor Society Hi-Y MAE DOMINIC National Honor Society Picnic Committee Heqwin Staqecraft ANTON DORFMUELLER National Honor Society Class Day Committee Varsity Basketball Hi-Y ROBERT DOTTS Torch Club Choir HELEN DOYLE Banquet Committee Heqwin MARGARET DOYLE National Honor Society Class Secretary MARY DROZDA National Honor Society Picnic Committee Heqwin Girls' Athletic Association Page Forty -.-.-.-.-.-.-IJ:-I-2-:-I-I-: 1 ':-I-I-I-:-I-:'I-:-:-: BONITA DUNLAP Monitor IAMES EASTERDAY RICHARD EISEMAN Picnic Committee IOE EMHOFF KENNETH ENNEY Torch Club AUDREY ESPING Social. Committee, Co-Chin. Annual Staff Heqwm Choir SHIRLEY EVANS THOMAS FABEK Senior Council. Rifle Club BETTY FAHRELL WILLIAM FAUCETTE HELEN FELLERS Mixer Committee, Chm. Senior Council Staqecraft ROBERT FITHIAN Play Committee H1-Y Operetta Choir MARION FITZGERALD Picnic Committee Senior Council I-Ieqwin VIRGINIA FOLKWEIN National Honor Society Class Day Committee Girls' Athletic Association Teqmai PHYLLIS I-'OREMAN ' ' :-I-:':'IC':':-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:': iff Page Forty-one GERALDINE FORSHA Play Committee Heqwin Staqecraft IOY FOWLER Play Committee Heqwin RAYMOND FREISEN DOLORES PHICHTEI. National Honor Society Banquet Committee Heqwin DEBORAH FRIEDMAN Reception Committee Heqwin DICK FRIEDNAMER Swinq Band Choir MAVIS FURLEN National Honor Society Baccalaureate Committee Heqwin Monitor GLENN GARWIG Picnic Committee DOROTHY GASPER Class Day Committee Choir MARY LOUISE GEMMA National Honor Society ROBERT CHRIST GEORGE National Honor Society WAYNE GERHARDT Choir GONGAWARE WILLIAM GOODRICH Play Committee Voice Staff National Forensic League Rifle Team HOWARD GRAHAM Hi-Y I-2-:':-:-:-:-I-:-I-I'C'I-I'I'I'I-I-2-I-:-:-:-I-:':-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-:-:-:-I-:PI-I': -'El Page Forty-two IENNIE GRANITTO DONNA GRANT Nuttoncxl Honor Sous,-ty Banquet Conxnnttal-Q Annuril Staff Heqwtn ANNA GRATZ RICHARD GRAVES Class President Hi-Y Varsity Football MARGARET GRETH IANICE GRIER NGllOIlLll Honor Soctety RAE GRIFFITH Play Committee Heqwln GEORGE GROZA EDWARD GUNGER Revue MARGARET HADLEY Socml Coxnnnttoe Heqwin Monitor MARY HADNETT Heqwtn MARY HALAS NANCY HARKER Bucccllaurocrte Cornnnttee Volce Staff Choir DONNA HARRIS Nutlonul Honox Soclslty DORENE HAVENS :':':':':':':':':':': :':':':':':':':':':':':':':':-:':-:-:':':':':':':':':':':':':!:':':':':':':':' iii Page Forty-three li? l vw ws., LORENE HAVENS CHESTER HAYHURST Hi-Y IEAN HECKEL DAVID HEFFERNAN Voice Staff Hi-Y MARIE HELMAN National Honor Society Senior Council. Heqwin Choir BARBARA HENGEN National Honor Society Play Committee, Co-Chm Senior Council Heqwin RICHARD HERMAN MARGARET HICKS JOHN HILL BARBARA HINERMAN I ANE HOELZEL Play Committee Voice Staff Heqwin Choir SHIRLEY HOF!-'MASTER BARBARA HOLLAND National Honor Society Voice Staff Heqwin Choir EUGENE HORNE LUCILLE HOWARD Banquet Committee 1 '-P if Page Forty-four EDNA HRYNKO SHIRLEY HUGHES Nattonal Honor Soclety Banquet Conxnnttee Heqwm OWEN HULL Baccalaureate Commtttee Chotr MARY IANE HUMPHREY Baccalaureate Cornmlttee BEVERLY IACKSON Natlonal Honor Soctety Receptxon Conuntttee, Co-Chin Heqwtn Band ROBERT JACOB Banquet Committee Semor Council Nattonal Forensic League Pres LOIS IAMES Receptron Comnnttee Heqwxn Molton Plcture Club Majorette GERTRUDE IANIS Nattonal Honor Society Receptron Comrnlttee ELSIE IOHNSON National Honor Socxety Play Committee Heqwin Staqocraft WALTER JONES Varstty Football EUGENE KAVANAUGH RAY KENNEDY MARIORIE KERLIN PAUL KOEHLER National Honor Society Swlnq Band TED KOTSOVOLOS Torch Club t '-:':-:':-: :-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-I :ff ,Y .,.,Y ,W A , , ,W , , , MARY KOTHEIMER National Honor Society Social Committee Annual Staff Heqwin, Secretary IEAN IKOVACS National Honor Society Social Committee Heqwin WILLIAM KREUZWIESER Varsity Football DORIS KRILL Play Committee Heqwin KARL KROECK National Honor Society MARILYN LALLY National Honor Society Revue DOROTHY LAMB National Honor Society Banquet Committee, Co-Chm, CORNELIA LAMPARTY National Honor Society Social Committee Annual Staff Heqwin WALLACE LASHER National. Honor Society Baccalaureate Committee MILDRED LECKBURG Voice Staff AGNES LEWIS ALICE LINDQUIST National Honor Society Social Committee Heqwin, Treas. Choir RUTH IEAN LONG MARY MCCANN EUGENE MCCOMB Torch Club Hi-Y DID!!-I-I-:-:-:1:-:-I-:-I-:':-:':-:-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I I-I-:-:-I.-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-D 'C Page Forty-six lie MILDRED MCCORMICK GORDON McDOWELL Pirrnirt Cmnmittsfe Cliotx WAYNE MCEVEY Annual Stuff Football Mcmfxqei' Opereitfi Chou' BENIAMIN McKAY Notionol Honoi Society lli-Y Bond Orchestra MARION MCNAUGHTON National Honor Society Reception Conimlttoc, CoAChrn. Senior Council Heqwin RUTH McDONALD ISABEL MGCLENNAN Ntxtionczl Honor Society Banquet Coinintttoe Annuol Stuff Hffqwin VINCENT MADDAMMA Clioli ROSE MAIORANA Reception Committee Heqwin Revue Staojecmft SOPHIE MARCINKIEWICZ Ncxtionol Honoi Society Picnic Coninnttee NATALIE MARGOL Nutionril Honor Society Motion Picture Club ELEANOR MARIOTTI ELIZABETH MARIOTTI Boccolcrurofxto Committee Monitor MARTHA MARTIN Blue Trinnqle Glee Club Clioti SOPHIE MARUNCZAK Picnic Coinnnttee Motion Picture Club :-:-:-:-I-I'I'I-I-I-I-:':-:-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- if Page Forty-seven WILMA MATHEWS Social Committee ROSE MATUSICA STELLA MELNEK IOAN MERRIMAN National Honor Society Banquet Committee Heqwin GEORGE MILLER Hi-Y BRUCE MILLS National Honor Society Baccalaureate Committee National Forensic League Hi-Y IACQUELINE MINER WALTER MINK National Honor Society Baccalaureate Committee Hi-Y Band EDITH MISHLER Banquet Committee Heqwin Motion Picture Club, Sec. Monitor NICK MITOLO Monitor BERNARD MOLTCHAN Rifle Club DALE MONEY National Honor Society Banquet Committee, Co-Chm l-Ii-Y, Vice Pres. Senior Council MARY LOU MORGAN National Honor Society Monitor ALMA MORROW v I LQVERNE IMOUNCE -...-':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- :-:-.-.-.-.-.-..- .-.-.-.-.-.-.-:- :-:-:-:-:-:-:-I':-:':':':':':': :':':':': I -if Page Forty-eight 12+ IRENE MURPHY Chou Momtor DELORES MURRAY Receptlon Committee Heqwm MARIE MUSICHUK National Honor Soc1ety Baccalaureate Committee Heqwin Glrls Atlzlellc ASSOClC1llOI1 MARY NAGEL Socncl, Commmee Heqwin ALEX NAGY Cheerleader HELEN NASSE Pxcnzc Commxttee Heqwm Momtor FRANCES NEVINSKY Nattonal Honor Soclety Banquet Committee IAMES NORTH Class Day Commxttee Ht-Y ROBERT ORTON Choir Monitor DOROTHY OTT Receptlou Commxttee Voice Staff Heqwin Chou' BESSIE OWENS IRENE OWENS HELENE PAH UT Class Day Comxmttee Heqwln JOHN PARISH National Honor Soctety H1-Y Swmq Band Band HELEN PATEK Reception Committee vw 'OK ff Page Forty-nine 1311- FLORENCE PAYNE Class Day Committee AMY PENNEY Motion Picture Club Majoretto DORIS PERRICO Monitor PAUL PHILLIPS Rifle Club ANNE POLAK CATHERINE POPE Class Day Committee Hegwin Choir Monitor LOIS PORT Motion Picture Club LENORA PORTER National Honor Society Class Day Committee, Co-Clim Hegwin Staqecraft WILLIAM POULAKOS Picnic Committee Varsity Football MARIORIE POWELL Picnic Committee I-leqwin Girls Athletic Association IACQUELYN PREISEL Play Committee Gleo Club EVELYN QUARANTA Heqwin Glee Club Monitor GLORIA RADUCK National Honor Society Picnic Committee Heqwiri Glee Club THOMAS REARDON WILLIAM REED Q Page Fifty IOSEPH BETTY REEN JACK REITZEL H1-Y Swina Band IOSEPHINE HENDINELI. Social Committee RICHEY BEVERLY RICKETTS Reception Committee Heqwin Staqecraft Glee Club IOAN ROSENQUIST Class Day Committee Senior Council Heqwin Mon.tor DOROTHY ROSSVANES Class Day Committee ARLINE RUGGLES National Honor Society Baccalaureate Committee Voice Staff Staqecraft LENA SANDFREY National Honor Society NERINA SANTANGELO Reception Committee Choir WILLIAM SAVAGE National Honor Society Hi-Y National Forensic League AUDREY SBYLOR National Honor Society Social Committee Heqwin CLARA SCARSELLA Reception Committee Heqwin Choir IACQUELYN SCHRANK National Honor Society MA RY ELISABETH SCHWARTZ National Honor Society Banquet Committee Heqwin fix MQ. Q.-Ft IP:-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-:-I-: -I-:-I-I-:-:-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:':-5-I-:-I-I-:-I-l:-:-I-:-I-I-: eil Page Fifty-one jif- .ur l -1 t , 1 , DOROTHY SCULL Picnic Committee Heqwin Choir Monitor THOMAS SHAW National Honor Society Social Committee l-li-Y, President SALLY SHEA Girls Athletic IACKLYN SHERIDAN MATTIE SHIPP Association National Honor Society Banquet Committee Blue Triangle WARREN SHRIVER Social Commz H1-Y ELEANOR SHUEY Heawin IUANITA SIMONS Baccalaureate Commit Choir BETTY SIPUS National Hon ttee tee or Society Reception Committee Teqmai KATHERINE SKOWRON Heqwm Staqecraft Glee Club MARY LOU SMITH Banquet Committee Heqwin Monitor GEORGE BRINT Voice Staff Hi-Y Band Choir VIVIAN SNYDER FRED SOLLER ON SNYDER Picnic Committee, Co-Chm. Varsity Football Varsity Basketball. Monitor LOUISE SOZIO Glee Club 'Z-:-I-: '-'-'-'-:-:-I-I-:-:'I-I-I-I-:-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-:-I-I-I-:-:-I-:-:-I-:C-:-:-:-:-:-5-D Page Fifty-two 231- MARILYN SPAYDE Social Committee He-gwin WILLIAM STAAF Bcmd Orche-strcx WILLIAM STALKER Bond ALICE STAUFFER Mixer Committee Heqwin CARRIE LOU STEARNS NAOMI STERN National Honor Society Bcxccclluureote Committee Heqwm Stoqecroft GEORGE STEVE IOSEPH STOLL MARGARET STROCK Boccolcxurecxte Committee, Co-Ch. Hcqwin, President Choir PAUL STRONEY IAMES STULL Hi-Y, Sec. Bcmd RUTH STURGEON Heqwm PHYLLIS STUTSMAN National. Honor Society Picnic Committee, Co-Chiu, Heqwin MARY IANE SWEIGERT Banquet Committee Girls' Athletic Association LORRAINE SWERINGEN Play Committee .ff H e q w 1 ri Mom tor 'J-:'1-I':':':-I':': :-:':-:-5-I-:-:-:-I-I-I-Z:-I-I-I-:-:-:-:-IC-I-I-I-: :':-I-:':':':'I':':':-I-C-:-:' Q2 Paige Fifty-three fi? GERTRUDE SWIERZ JACQUELYN TALLON National Forensic League, Sec. Heqwin Stage-craft l ' MARY ALICE THAYER Heqwin Choir HOWARD THEIS EVELYN THOMAS Heqwin EDWARD THORSBY VALERIA TOCHECK National Honor Society Baccalaureate Committee Choir METRO TOKARSKY National Honor Society ELAINE TOMERLIN Mixer Committee Heqwin Girls' Athletic Association Majorette EARL VICKERS National Honor Society Class Day Committee Senior Council Motion Picture Club, Pres. LORETTA VITULLO Heqwin Girls' Athletic Association ANNE VONU Heqwin EDNA WAGNER Blue Triangle Choir THELMA WAGUS National Honor Society DOROTHY WALTERS Page Fifty-four ' ' ' ' ' - - -.-I-I-I-:-I-I-:':':':-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:': IL H. ROBERT WALLIS EMILIE WA NAT National Honor Society Play Comnitttee Girls' Athletic Assocaation Maiorette THERESA WARFIELD Girls' Athletic Association Choir EILEEN WATSON Reception Committee Monitor GERALDINE WAUSCHEK Reception Committee Heqwin Choir MARGARET WEAVER I-IILDA WEBER Play Committee Heqwin GERALD WEINSTEIN Torch Club Hi-Y Rifle Team, Pres. CORINNE WELCH Baccalaureate Committee Heqwin Rifle Team Choir EVELYN WELSH Play Committee Heqwin Girls' Athletic Association Stage-craft LOUISE WELSH Reception Committee Heqwin ELAINE WETHERBEE National Honor Society Picnic Committee WADE WHIPPO Rifle Club JEAN WHITE Social Committee Senior Council Heqwin, Vice Pres. KENNETH WHITE Class Day Committee, Co-Chin. Torch Club Hi-Y Operetta H409 iii? IT ,agua g .Q-wiv' 5-5-5-:':-'C' ':'5'E-:':-:-:':-:-:-C-:-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I -it Page Fifty-five RAYMOND Banquet Hi-Y OFFICERS President - - - Richard Graves Vice President - Shirley Williams DOROTHY WHITEMAN Annual Staff Monitor MARCIELETTE WILLIAMS PAUL WILLIAMS Torch Club WILLIAMS Committee Tennis Team SHIRLEY WILLIAMS National, Honor Society Class Vice President Senior Council Heqwin IAMES WILSON KATHERINE WILSON FLOYD WINGROVE Rifle Club IEAN WOOD Play Committee Annual Staff Heqwin Operetta Treasurer - - Philip Cleary Secretary - Margaret Doyle COMMITTEE CHAIBMEN Social - Henry Beckenbach Baccalaureate - Dale Bartelmay Audrey Esping Peg Strock Mixer - - - - Helen Fellers Class Assembly - - Leona Porter Parents' Reception - Beverly Jackson Picnic - ----- Fred Soller Marion McNaughton Phyllis Stutsman Play - - - Bill Cossler Banquet - Dorothy Lamb Barbara Hengen Dale Money ':':':':':':':':H:': :-:':':':':':-:':':':':-:':-:':-:':':':':':':':-:':':':':':'h'1- ':':':':':':': :' iii Page Fifty-six lie GAIL YODER National Honor' Society Class Day Commxttee Natlonal Forerxsxc League, V. Pres. Staqecraft CHARLES YOST Varsity Football ANN YOUNGER Choir RUTH YOUTZY Choir HELEN ZAPPI Class Day COIIIIIIIIICB Volce Staff Heqwin Staqecraft EUGENE ZAPRZALKA SKEVOS ZERVOS Orchestra 105 ANITA ZIZZO WILLIAM ZOUCK MEMBERS UF THE GRADUATING CLASS UF JUNE, 1944, NUT PICTURED VIRGINIA ARDARY WILLIAM BATTS IOI-IN BIDNER MARIO CRIVELLI GEORGE FULTON RICHARD HANER ROSE MARIE HERMAN ERNEST IOHNSTON ELEANORE KOKEN EDWARD KUBRIN DON LANEY DOLORES LATRONICA ROBERT LINCOLN IAMES MAIESTIC RALPH MITCHELL BETTY MORRISON DOROTHY NOTMAN MARY LOU OGILBEE NORMAN PAULIN DOROTHY RAUCI-I RICHARD RI-IIEL WILLIAM SNYDER DOROTHY STEVENS ROSE ANN YAROSZ DORIS WIDEMAN 'DD'I-I-I-I-I-I-:-:-:-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-:-:-:--' :-I':':':':'C':':':':':-I-:-:':':':-:':P -4- ':': Page Fifty-seven fl? ' glances' .4-so Top row: Ida Aalovaaio, John Balph., Georgia Bechdoll, Anna Mae Biglin, Mildred Boyle, Barbara Brenner. Second row: Joseph Bunn, Margaret Carrier, Jennie Cercpak, John Clark, Philip Cleary, Willialil Cossler. Third row: Minnie Cribbs, Mary Diliarlolomeo, George Doering, Mae lJOIlllllll', Anton Dorfmueller, Margaret Doyle. Bottom row: Mary llrozrla, Virginia Folkwein, Dolores Frivhtel, Mavis Furlen, Mary Gemma, Christ George. :-:-:-I-I-I-I'I'I-:-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-:'G-:'J'.' '-:':':':':-:-:'C-:-:'D'D'C- -if Puqe Fiftyaeiqhi lie 'iii it . as :IW -ai- wail i i 'Q A ,dc ,D E lv? if We gil WWI 3 f 5 fav ' .,:, , . ' ii' df, Q -'muy , ,M-ri' Top row: Donna Grant, Janice Crier, Donna Harris, Marie Hehnan, Barbara Hengen Barbara Hollanil. Seroml row: Shirley Hughes, Beverly Jackson, Gertrude Janis, Elsie Johnson, Paul Koehler, Mary Kulheimer. Thirrl row: ,lean Kovavf, Karl Kroevk, Marilyn Lally, Dorothy Lamb, Cornelia Lanlparty Yvallave Lafher. Fourth rmr: Alice Lindquist, Benjamin Mvliug, Marion lxIl'N8UgLlllOll, Isabel Ma4'l,ennan Sophie Mari-inkiewicz, Natalie Margnl. Bntrom row: ,loan Merriman, Bruce Mills, Waller Mink, Dale Money, Mary Lou Morgan Marie Musivhuli. 1 s s -11-1-1-1-1-gg.-1gg11131111111111111111111-1-1-.-1-1--3-1-qu-L -F1 1 1 1 1 -'11-'1'z'1'Q'-'-'-'1'-'1'1'1'-'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'- 1 1'g'- 1 1 1 1 1'1 1 1 1'1 -:Ei Page Fiftyeniru il? ' 7famvzSac6ez'g,.. 25 Top row: Frances Nevinsky, John Parish, Lenora Porter, Gloria Racluck, Arline Ruggles, Lena Sanclfrey. Second row: William Savage, Audrey Saylor, Jacquelyn Schrank, Mary Beth Schwartz, Thomas Shaw, Mattie Shipp. Third row: Betty Sipus, Naomi Stern., Phyllis Stutsman, Valeria Tocheck, Metro Tokarsky, Earl Vickers. Bottom row: Thelma Wagus, Emilie Wallat, Elaine Wetherbee, Shirley Willialns, Gail Yoder. -:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-I-I-I-:-I-2-2-I-I-:-:-I-I'I-I-I-:':':':-I'D'i:':':':':-:':':':':':-:-I +El Page Sixty iii- ' W00t0fLS06!f6f.,, JANUARY 1945 SENIORS First row: Wanda Lou Davis, Eleanor Pakalinis, Gladys Masleva. Second row: Thelma Mosholder, Josephine Difliaconlo, Jean Heller, Barbara Jones, Elsie Martin. Third row: Vic DeLaney, Isabel Lee, Bill Robinson, Earl Kenvin. :-:-5':-:'G'G-I-I-:':-I-I-512-:-I-I-I-'I-I-D'I-E'I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-DG' l if Page Sixty-one lif- p 7745 S ' i':':-52-2-I-:-:-.r.-.-:-:-:-:-:-:-:'.':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- N if Page Sixiyhtwo ffgaqa F--3 ' '-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-:':-I-I-I-I-I-I-I ff: Page Sixty-thmc I N femdom 14 and Zawya 4, - . f ' 1 -:-.-:-:-:-.-.-:-.-:-.-.-.-.-..-..-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- f mm ,-4 and Sapiamafze 14 667254 I I I -.,,,,z.M w up Ag, ,- .1 if-r A'f7 L- 1 'Q WNW? 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COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS Jimmy Anderson Joanne Burns Ed Costello Vic DeLaney ,lim Easterday Ed Griffiths Dick Hauser Betty Holas Barbara Jones Jimmy Joseph Jack Kennedy Alice Lindquist Virginia Moore Lewis Price Toni Richardson Joan Rosenquist Sahru Tinklepau 11 Elaine Tolnerlin Jean Wood if Page Seventy 'Q ff Q, ga X Q ,, ,Q 54 gf? 'bd fa -MQW 5 wi wh 'vm yi Q , , ' ' ff' gg.s3Qwg6iJ- Q-MH' .Qyqxigw 4 L :MM SMEQ W 433 K gwgjg .fb as xr Q, Www fly, 512,311 :, f,' ':..2s If'fI f, f W ', . 1 5... . ,Q :. 21. 4 I I I I I The local chapter of N. F. L. was Well represented in all the speaking and debating contests held in the county during the past year. ln the individual events contest for the county championship, Gail Yoder won first place in oratorical declamationg Wfanda Lou Davis, first, and Jocelyn Fox, seventh, i11 humorous declamationg and Robert Jacob, first, and Jacqueline Tallon, third, in original oratory. By winning first place in the county in original oratory, Robert Jacob advanced to the state finals where he captured first place honors. ln the Prince of Peace Declamation contest. Gail Yoder carried off top county honors. Twelve league members were engaged in regularly scheduled debate, while fifteen members served as senators on the Radio Student Congress weekly broad- casts over YVKBN. OFFICERS President ---- Robert Jacob Vice President - - - Gail Yoder See.-Treasurer - Jacqueline Tallon COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Social - - - Jacqueline Tallon Debate - - - Bruce Mills First row: Joe Nelson, Robert Jacob, Bruce Mills, Gene Rowland, Robert Stambor. Second row: Gail Yoder, Betty Jane Hazel, Martha Wilfong, Jackie Tallon, Jocelyn Fox, Wanda Davis. Third row: E. G. Diellm, Willialn Savage, Dale Bartelmay, Bernard Marlin. 'W' 'I'I-I-IrZ:-I-:-:-:-:-: -:-I-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-C-:-:-I-I-:-:-:-:-:-:-I-I-I-I-:'f: :-:-: eil Page Seventy-two lf? Gad Maia 4!mf!aw4 fbwmalzwllq in ,ucafwm +51 P -C-I-:-:-:r:-:-:-:-:-:-s:-:-:-D'D':-:-:-:-:- -I-I-I-: Being strong advocates of Shakespeare's '4Pleasure and action make the hours seem short, the Stagecraft Club celebrated its twentieth anniversary year by producing a three-act comedy MLet Us Be Glamorousw by Austin Gootz, with E. G. Diehm acting as adviser-director. Crewmeu of the organization were exceptionally active this season in assisting with the production of their own club play, the Revue, and the Operetta. Place of Meeting: Little Theater Room 7. Time of Meeting: Fourth Thursday of each month. President - Bill Bowmaster Vice President - Carolyn Carlson Secretary - Lois Porter ' ' ' '-D-5.-.' '-:'I':-I-:C-5-5-2-:C-:-I-IC-I-I-5-52-Q' ' I-C-I-I-I ' ' ' ' -bil Page Seventy-four 14' ?9... Left to right- Joe Arquilla, Bill Goodrich, Gerry Forsha, Bill Davis, Caroline Carson, Beverly Rickets, Phyllis Zeaman, ,lim Anderson, Evelyn Welsh, Katherine Skowron, Helen Zappi, Donna Grant. CAST OF CHARACTERS Priscilla Hopkins, Mistress of the Maples - Julie Seabcrt, a glamour pupil - - Claire Ellis, another glamour pupil - Lenore Gordon, also a glamour pupil - - Rex Hopkins, Priscilla's nephew who has ideas Vera Francis, a glamorous girl - - - Bob Tuttle, almost a friend - Sara, the maid - - - Langley Seabert, a bunker ,loy Livingston, a debutante - Van Drummond, in pursuit of Joy - Mrs. Livingston, a society matron - Phyllis Zeaman - Helen Zappi Kay Skowron Evelyn Welsh Bill Goodrich Gerry Forsha - ,loe Arquilla Caroline Carlson ,lim Anderson Beverly Ricketts - Bill Davis Donna Grant SCENE The Action of the play takes place in the social room of the Maples, an exclusive school for girls in Massachusetts. li '-D-..-' ''DG':-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I'I'I-I-I-I'I'I-2-I-I-I-I-:PI-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I'DG-T' -iii Page Seve-my-five lib 664666 . . . All-Student Variety Show March 29, 19114-South High Auflitoriulu www W1'?f. 2'2 1t. f :WW Nw Arquilla goes into his dance On the mike -Robert Dotts, W3y'I1C McEvey Ou the controls-Floyd Wirlgrove ':5:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':' iii Page Seventy-six 235 ,-4 at Oh stay! Oh stay! Joy so seldom wvcwes fl chain Likv this tonight, that oh ,tis pain To break its links so soon. -Ibid 'D':-I'E-I-I-E-I-5-5-2-I-I-I-I-I-I-hn.' '-I-:-:-I-I-5'E':T:-I-I-:-I-I-:-I-I-I-I':-:-:-:-:-:- Page Seventy-seven Qmpmfzq on 9522 I I I A 4 .Ing V jk? -YS. . fd: ff J -',' 2 W Az., , -f-f r '-,, U! Q 'K I 5 2 21- Q ,. K -Qfffgjz cl, gy 22:2 F2 ' Cast of 'LA Waltz Dream The A Cappella Choir-V Oliver P. fd.l1, lhrector +2 Page Seventyfeiqht I I I I Oscar Straus 'LA Waltz Dre-ann May 10, 1944-Assembly Presentation v :W'E'D'I-I-:':-C-I-':-:-:-':-:E-I-I-5-2-I-I-I-I-I-I-D':-I-I-I-I-I-I Page Seventyknine I I I Assisted by a full orchestra under the direction of W. E. Armstrong and with stage settings by Miss Rachel Hopkins and E. G. Diehm, lighting effects by Leslie B. Calvin, and make-up by Miss C. Eloise Young and Arthur C. Thomas, members of the ACappclla Choir presented 'GA Waltz Dream by Oscar Straus as the gay May Day musical offering of the 1944 season. Oliver P. Cash, vocal instructor, was in charge of the production, ,lack Clemens served as business manager. CAST OF CHARACTERS Maximilian X, King of Sylvania, 4,Baritone,b - - Robert Fithian Princess Helene, his daughter, lsopranoyl - - Barbara Holland Prince Rupert, her cousin, fSpeaking6 - - - - Robert Dotts Lieutenant Niki, an Austrian army officer, QTenoril - - James Davakis Kay Robinson, an American artist, tSopranoi - - Jane Hoelzel Princess Matilda, a sister of the King, lAltoil - - - Peg Strock Lieutenant Montschi, of the Sylvanian army, 1Speakingb - Wayne McEvey Louisa, a Duchess, fSopranoj ------ Catherine Pope Bertram Budgett, an American efficiency expert, fTenorl - Edward Fagan Count Lothar, of the Sylvanian court, fBaritone,b - William Bowmaster 5-:-:'E'D-1:-I-I-I-I-I-I-DC-5-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I'I-DI-I-I-:II-DC-I-D-E' +2f Page Eighty PZ? l I I I COUIII Sigisnluncl, of thc Sylvanian court, 4Tenorr - Owen Hull Nicholas, of the Sylvanian court, 1,Baritoneil William Davis Fifi, a singer, 4,Altoj ----- Barbara Brenner Anncrl, a singer, 1Mczzoj - - ---- Shirley Seaman Townsfolk - - Katherine Boukas, Dolores Bcye, Barbara Cailor, Caroline Carlson, Virginia Folkwein, Dolores Harrison, David John- son, Dale Lincbaugh, Beverly Lenz, Dorothy Luncl, Charlotte lwadison, Sally Meany, Dick Peterson, Clara Scarsclla, Donald Stevens, George Vassis, Corrine Yvelch, Kathryn Rapp, Charles wllllllllilll. American Tourists - Helen Fellers, Rose Herman, Barbara Jones, Alice Lindquist, ,lanct Lynn. ,lack Potts, Brinton Snyelcr, Kenneth Wlhitc. Guide - - - - - Norman Curry Country Lasses and Courtly Dames - Waliltla Davis, Iola DiTonnnaso, Nancy Harker, Auilrvy Holman, Barbara Hengen, Dorothy Ott, Arlino Rugglcs, Flo Jean Schontz, Dorothy Scull, ,lcrry Wiauschek, ,Ivan White, Dorothy WillilHCl1. Solflicrs - Cf-rome Guilford, James Johnson, Anrlrew Opritza, Hoincr Vavcris Pages ------ - - - Donna Kleeh, Leah Jenkins eil Page Eighty-one lf? 1.3.3-11-'-'-'.'-'.'.'.1-1-1.1.1-1-1.---1-1-1-1-'-1-1.'.F'-1-1.-'. -1-1.1-1.1. -1--1111111-.11-111111-1111111111111-111111 ekeafzad... June Senior Play uD0n,t Take My Pennyv Director: Leslie B. Calvin May 12, 19414-South High Auditorium ':':':':':':':': :':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':i':':':':':':':':':' Page Eighty-two ii? one mam? On the night of May 29, the .Iune Senior Class presented Ann Coulter Marten's three-act comedy, Don't Take My Penny, with an all-star Cast under the direction of Leslie B. Calvin. Seniors John Bidner, Glen Garwig, Warren Shriver, Dick Graves, Bob Fithian, ,lim Eastcrday, Donna Grant, Anne Polak, Beverly Ricketts, Norma Carter, Rae Griffith, and Barbara Hengen served on the production staff. Faculty assistants included Miss Rachel Hopkins, Miss Dorothy P. Ayer, E. G. Diehm and ,lames L. Campbell. The Swing Band under the baton of Bill Davis furnished between-act entertainment in swing tempo. THE CAST tfln order of appearance! Sally, a maid with a purpose - - Norman Porter, a publicity man - Penny, an adorable little miss Gram, just herself - - Caleb, the absorbed father - Mark, the farm-minded brother Mauvis, the self-reliant sister - Lydia, the busy mother - - Joanna, the loyal girlfriend - Kerry, the boy friend - Gregg, his resourceful pal - - Monsieur Henri, a French designer - Claire, a model - - - Elsie, another model - Lucille, another model - A delivery boy - - - - Gerry Forsha - Bob Jacob - Audrey Saylor Arline Ruggles Henry Beckenbach - Fred Soller - Bose Matusica - Peg Strock - Elsie Johnson Anton Dorfmueller - Bill Cossler - Bill Goodrich - Audrey Esping Mary Lou Belcher Marjorie Powell - Bob Chizmar Harrison Day, a young author - - Walter Mink -':-I-I-I-I-I-55-2-I-DC-SGGC-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-ICC-:CC-:CEI-555:-5 +24 Page Eighty-three 13+ w .Dm-3, wmsqt Page Eiqhiy-four -:-.-.-.-,.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-..-.-.-.-.-..-.-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- I I I I I I The friendship betuzvvn me and you I will not compare to a vhaing for that tlw rains might rust. or the falling tree might break. -Bancroft. :':':':'-:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':'2: :': :':'::': Page Eiqhiy-five 23? Of special interest to melnbers of the Hegwin Club during the past season were several panel discussions, a style show, the all-city Reserve prom, a series of bi-monthly dances held at the Y.W.C.A., a swimming party, and a farewell party for graduates. Mrs. Karl Soller acted as adviser for the group. OFFICERS President ---- Peg Strock Vice President - - ,lean White Secretary - - Mary Kotheimer Treasurer - - - Alice Lindquist Inter-Club Council Representative Barbara Hengen COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Devotional - - Beverly Jackson Social - - Audrey Esping Service - - Mae Dominic Publicity - - - Helen Zappi Music ---- Corinne Welch ':':':':': :':':': :':':':':':':':l :':':':':':':':'i':':':HH -':':':':':':':':':':':':': 2 X iii Purge Eighty-six 23? 'gaze Wllake ever' lfirl, make an ideal is the oal toward which thc 'lleffmai Girl Y u g ew Reserves strive under the leadershi of Miss Gertrude Maier. Durinv the last P U I year an extensive social program, including a Halloween party, theater party, Mother and Daughter Banquet, comprised the activities. The sport dance of May 9, arranged by Nancy Whiteman, ,loan McMurray, and Elaine Harris and held at the Y. W. C. A., marked the culmination of the social season of events, while the social problems forum directed by Dean Dave WilllRlllS served as an effective and spiritual reminder of the inspiring motto of the club. OFFICERS President ---- Gail Kreps Vice President - ,lean Porter Secretary ---- Barbara Jones Treasurer - - Jean Heller COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Social - Elinor Harris Social Service - Mary Lightbouly Program - Betty 0'Brien Devotions - Beverly Voorhis 'Ql-:':-:-I-:-I-I-:-:-I-I-:-:-I-I-I-DC-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-:-:-I-I-I-:':-I-:-:f:-I-I-:-:-:' Page Eighty-seven if? Boasting a membership of one hundred thirty-one, the combined forces of the Sophomore A's and Junior B's under the supervision of the Misses Bctty Peterson and Alberta Bryn brought to a close il successful social program with a Bound-Up Picnic at Slippery Bock Pavilion. lnnumerable events, both entertaining and educational, crowded the club calendar and made the season a very interesting one for club members. OFFICERS President - - Dolores Harrison Vice President - Betty Osborne Secretary ---- June Weir Treasurer - - Ruth Culbertson Inter-Club Councilman-Ruth Froman COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN iocial ' ' Mjary Loghyvogk Devotional - Catherine Richards rogram - - - oann ive y . . .W Publicity - - Charlotte Madison Soclfil Service Lolb Porter War Bonds and Stamps - - Muslc Yvonne Person Dolores Beye, Lida Knight Constitution - - Barbara Cailor -til Page Eighty-Eight ii? :-:-I-I-I-:-:-I-I-I-:'I'I-:-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I'l':':-:-:-I-:-I-:'I-:-:-I-:-I-I-I-I-:-I I ' I I I The Girls' Athletic Association continues to occupy a prominent place in the program of activities for girls at South. During the past year this organization under the supervision of Miss Florence Richards, physical edu- cation instructor, offered its members a varied program of activities that included basketball, volleyball, baseball, bowling and ping pong with several parties and an invitational guest day for prospective members from Princeton and James Junior Hillman junior high. OFFICERS President ----- Rae Glass Vice President - Betty Measmer Secretary - - Louise Williams Treasurer - Evelyn Whittenberger COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Program Chairman - Mary Drozda Evelyn Welsh First row: Kathryn Groza, Shirley Williams, Elaine Tomerlain, Mary Drozda, Evelyn Welsh, Marge Powel, Evelyn Whittenberger, Louise Williams, Clara Vagas. Second row: Gloria Gemma, Jane Barnet, Norma Jean Bukio, Ellen Fiehler, Wanda Borsick, .lean Thompson, Rae Glass, Teresa Ferrante, Betty Measmer, Frances Ferrante, Mary Jane Robinson. Third row: Terry Warfield, Betty Beight, Cathey Schuler, Catherine McCabe, Nelma Schaeffer, Virginia Ardary, Loretta Vitullo. Fourth row: Sabra Tinklepaugh, Phyllis Robbins, Rose Cerimele, Faith Kennedy, Isabel Lee, Betty Tucker, Joyce Rogers. U:-. -:IDC-:-I-I-D-C-:HD-I-I-DC-I-I-:PC-I -:-I-E-I-I-I-I-I-IQ-I-:-:':'D':' -fif Page Eiqhty-nine lif- 716-Z... First row: Jack Clark, Kenny White, Jerry Weinstein, Anton Dorfmueller, Bill Davis. Second row: George Doering, Tommy Richardson, George Miller, Bruce Mills, Bob Fithian, Tom Shaw. Third row: Jack Reitzel, Warren Shriver, Jimmy North, Billy Aeh, Dan Ribble, Bill Savage, Jimmy Johnson. Fourth row: John Balph, Ben McKay, John Campbell, Curtis Callahan, Jack Parish, Walter Mink, Jim Stull. Fifth row: Howard Graham, Dale Money, Ray Williams, Dick Graves, Harold Thompson. Sixth row: Louis Tochek, Eugene Moore, Palmer Richards, Bill Hunter, Tommy Siekkenan, Bill Jones, G. Brinton Snyder, Joe Bunn, Chester Hayhurst, Dale Vaughn. Torn Shaw - Dale Money Jim Stull Jerry Weillsteiil OFFICERS President ---- Vice President Secretary - - - - Treasurer - Adviser Leslie B. Calvin -I-I-:-5-5-5-I-D'-'-I-I-I-:-l-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-:-C-I-:-I-I-I -: :-:-I-:C-:-I-:-I-I-:C-Ii-IEC' 'tif Page 1 w Q inety JB' First row: Pliil Snyder, Clare Beckman, Duane Nagle, Earl Goodall, Tom Durkin. Second row: Bill Lee, Don Dean, Donald Rice, Carl Ossenheimer, Ned Bletso, James Albert. Third row: Bob Metzinger, Howard Westirl, Bill Young, Eugene Dempsey, Howard Minor, Nick Nicolau, Duane Maggs. Fourth row: Andrew Pea-ohio, Bob Sturgeon, Howard Lloyd. Fifth row: Rees Bryn, Pat Fuse-oe, Bob King, Joe Crenga, Bill Gott, Chuck Noble, Gene Rowland, Grant MvCollum, Bill Bartholomew. OFFICERS President - Bill Gott Vice President - - ,loe Grenga Secretary - - - Andrew Pecchio Treasurer - - Howard Gross -:-I-I :':':':':':':':':':':':':':':'::':':':':':':':':':':':':':P'-: :':':':':C':':5:':': eil Page Ninety-one lie EM... First row: Joe Radano, Jack Brown, Tom Richardson, Jerry Weixistein, Don Strock, Phil Snyder, Melvin Linville. Second row: Dick Driscoll, Jack Lissman, David Peterson, Jean Farnell, Bob Swartz, Don Gustafson, Pat Fuscoe, Malcolm Linville. Third row: Dan Ribble, Paul Brenner, James Carhart, Bill Jones, Phil Cleary, Fred Bumstead. For members of the Rifle team, the season blew both hot and cold on the record. As members of the Youngstown Post No. 15 American Legion Rifle team, the South High sharpshooters captured for the second consecutive year the National Rifle Association Bi-weekly Championship meet. ln the postal match with Somerset, the Red and Blue topped their adversary by a four point leadg but in the local-league contest with Boardman, Rayen and Wilson were able to turn in only two victories against four defeats in their schedule of six matches. 'D':J-P' :'h:':':':':1--':':':':':':'C':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':'- EI iii Page Ninety-two 23? mean 266014 . . , Place of Meetings: Market Street Fire Station-Armory Time of Meetings: Weekly. Membership: Open to boys anfl girls. Coaches: Dan Pyle, E. H. Fritz, Dick Driscoll, Sr. OFFICERS Presiflent - - Jcrry Vlieinstein Vice President - - Martini Dunn Secretary - Thomas Richardson Treasurer - Donald Strock January Senior Menlher-Maclora Salt. June Senior Members-Jerry Wtrillsteill, Philip Cleary. Varsity Members-Captain Jerry Vlfeinstein, Jeanne Farnell, Mzulora Salt, Phil Cleary, Tom Richardson, Willizlxll Jones, Don Strock, Dirk Driscoll, Jr., Martin Dunn. LEAGUE MATCHES rllonth Team Score Team Score January South - - 797 Boardman 840 January South - - 799 Rayen - 765 February South - - 840 Wilsoll - 852 March South - - 828 Wilsoli - 865 M arch South - - 849 Boardman 83 l March South - - 811 Raycn - 813 Postal Match South - - 489 Somerset - - 484 South members on the Youngstown Post No. 15 American Legion Junior Rifle Team which won for the seconxl consecutive year the national Rifle Association Bi-Vlfeekly Championship: Jerry Wfeinstein, Jeannie Farnell, Marlora Salt, Phil Cleary, Martin Dunn, John Flavell, Bob Costello. Tl1e 194-l Youngstown Post No. 15 American Legion G'Prone Championship Trophy Team: Phil Cleary, Jeanne Farnell, Jerry Vlfcinstein, VVilliam Jones, Robert Swartz. South members on the Youngstown Post No. 15 American Legion Junior Team which won sceonfl place in the W. R. Hearst Junior Postal Match: Jerry Weirlstein, John Flavell, Tom Richardson, Maclora Salt. -I-L'-I-I-I-L'-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-Z-:-I-I'E':-I-I-1-:-I-I-C-:-I-:':-D':-: :'E if Page Ninety-three ' ' Efadu. I The Motion Picture Club more nearly approximates a hobby club than any other organized group in the school. Although members are primarily interested in amateur photography, they welcome the opportunity to learn about the technical construction and operation of moving-picture machines and sound equipment. Each year under the direction of H. R. Biggs, instructor- adviser, the group schedules a program of film showings as visual education aids to classroom teachings. Place of Meeting: Room 307-South High. Time of Meeting: Monthly. Membership: Open to boys and girls. Adviser: H. R. Biggs. OFFICERS President ---- Earl Vickers Vice President - Martha Altshuler Secretary - - - Edith Mishler Treasurer - Arthur Cohen January Senior Members-Leonard Kornswiet, Edith Mishler. June Senior Member-Earl Vickers. Isabel Allen Bob F. Alverson Martha Altshuler Bill Brigham Arthur Cohen SOCIAL EVENTS March-Arena-,Ice Skating Party. March-Bears Den-Informal Party. CLUB MEMBERSHIP Helen Cominas Jessie Compate Leonard Kornswiet Nick Mecolan Edith Mishler ,lean Williamson Amy Lee Penny Karlotte Port Lois ,lean Port Edward D. Simon Earl Vickers -G'l :'E':1:-:C-:-I-:C-I-I-551-I-:-I-D':-DD-:-:-I-5-5-5-I-'-E-I-:-I-I-I-:-I-:FI all Page Ninety-four ll? I I I To sigh, yot feel no paing To weep, yvt scarrv know why To sport an hour with Beautyas Chain Then throw it idly by. -Thomas Moore. 'C':':':': :':':'m:J':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':' Page Ninety-five Nwfb ww X Vi Senior lunvllcrs Graduate Peterson Professor Calvin Vacation ahead awarded South Alumnus Serfass Sleeping beauty diploma Puzzling provedure :-I-I-:-I-I-I-:-I-:-I-:-I-I-I-I-:'l':-:-:-:-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-:-:-I-I-:':-I-I-I-I-I-I fil Page Ninety-six lk Mar' on the floor Junior joy-boy Stagegrufters Lctlermen all Trophy trvarures One for the money On leave Homework hounds Glamour, Inv. Inrhcs lo go Hello there -I-.--11111g1ggg1g11111111111111111-.111111 1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'lg 1'1'1'1'1'-'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'q'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'-'1'-'1' Page Ninely-seven li? For the birdie On the air waves In the light of sc-ienve Bednarchik Outside, brother W'elcome home glamour Just wallflowers The old bank roll We'll see about that :':5':':':':':'T -':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':'2:':':':':':-:':':':'2 :': : 'IH Pczqe Nineiy-eight 22+ 52525511 Fm? , ww ur dj r gf I in Xf T ' 2 Lf- 5 o S W ,ff ff wi Cowboys on the range ldlllll-Ill-IYI-111 Threesonm Cot a gal Calm wanted Homeward bound The Culvinf 1-lseek-to-4-llcvk Two hors and a honey Perfect strangers Shadows in tho mow Some golden IYCSSPS 'GC-I-:-I'D':-I-I-:ll-I-I-I-I-'.. G-:-:-! :-:-:-D'.'-I-:-:-'- :-D'1D':-:-'...'..'-:-T.-I-I-:-I-I-: ' if Page Ninety-rline SIP Letters with a song Bus boys Choir master Personality plus Coach Del Hold that pose La! La! Lal What a hat Fence technique ':':': ':':':':':':':':-:-:-:-:-:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':': :':':':':':':':':':'l -Fil Page One Hundred E+ 1 WWW an 'Ill if-N Jeanie Alone-V together Pixie Conspiracy Clvun-up hquail Twixloffners A girl and a var Log mukv-up A mr and a girl Early arrivals Joy personified Team talk 'l:':':':':':':':':':':f':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':': :':':':':':':': n:':':':':':': -:'- if Puqc One Hundred One Ii? Jitterbug addicts Seniors Over the plate Sophs Dog fanciers Worth a smile 1-2-3 Hep Pipe dreams Last picture Cheer dears CI cut An apple a day Batter-up Over the fence Borrowed goods -E-:-:-:-:-:-:-I-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-I-:-:-I-I-I-:-IJ-I-I-:-I'C-:-:-I-I-I-I-I-:-:GEC-:-:- Page One Hundred Two lg? I I I On the forge' wharf' burns the blood-rvd flame of valor, the snoring-white flamv of truth, the bright-blue flame of honor, a Chain is wrought Ivmpervd to the mettla of all mankind. -Contributed. ':':':':':-:-:'51:':':Z':':':-:':':':f : :':':': :':':':':':':':'D':- +31 Page One Hundred Three E+ I I I South High Warriors emerged from their gridiron encounters with six wins and three losses, two of which cost them the city series championship, and left them the consolation of third place honors. In the opener with Chaney, the Red and Blue chalked up their first victory then went down to defeat before a powerful Memorial team, offset that loss with a string of victories over Ursuline, Alliance and Niles, came off second best in their encounters with East and Woodrow Wilson, climaxed their season play with a sensational victory over Rayen, and, finally, indulged in a field day with Girard. , The Warriors scored 18 touchdowns to which they added 6 extra points for a grand total of 114 against 63 tallied by their opponents. The season produced the usual quota of outstanding players among whom were listed eleven graduating seniors, eight juniors and a lucky string of thirteen sophomores together with a host of substitutes whom Manager McEvey eulogized in the following manner: 4'To you the fans in the stands . . . 'gMaybe you call him the man behind the team, this substitute who waits hopefully on the bench for his chance to break into the game, this Zeigler, Jones, Bell, Fagin, Barrett, Richards, Rigney, Goodall, Albaugh, Sybrant, Wil- liams, Kay, Compolito, Hays, Weaver. Maybe you call him the man behind the team, the substitute, but he is the star of tomorrow. He is the boy who is destined to become the Saturday hero to you, the fans in the stands . . . South ---- 7 Chaney - - - 6+ South - - 0 Memorial - - 7 South - - 13 Ursuline - - - 795 South - - 13 Alliance - - - 0 South - - 12 Niles - - - 0 Victories - - - 6 South - - 13 East - - 1895 Losses - - - - 3 South - - 13 Wilson - - 19+ Won two-thirds of South - - 13 Rayen - - 6+ all games. South - - 30 Girard - - - 0 Total ---- 114 63 4'-C ity series. -':':':':' ':': :':':': - - - - - - .- - - +21 Page One Hundred Four lif- ' cam . SENIORS Henry Beckenbach John Campbell Ernest Chelekis James Compolito Richard Graves Walter Jones William Kalaher James Murray William Poulakos Fred Soller Charles Yost I I JUNIORS Eugene Barret Michael Compolito Nathaniel Jones Edward Mayesky James Rigney Roy Rowan Dudley Turner James Ziegler SOPHOMORES Napoleon Bell Bill Burnett Louis DiMailo Dale Dissinger Ed Fagan ,lim Goodall Walter Hay Charles Kay Lewis Price Bill Richard John Syhrant Bill Weaver Bert Williams First row: Mayesky, Sybrant, Barrel, DiMailo, Mgr. Podolny, Dempesis, Ziegler, Bell Rendinell. Second row: Chelekis, Guilford, Yost Poulakos, Kruezwieser, Compolito, Jones, Becken hach, Soller, Graves. Third row: Coarh Anderson, Compolito, Rowan, Jones, Murray, Kalaher, Amendalea, Al baugh, Williams, Turner, Ass't Coach Beach. Fourth row: Asst. Mgr. McEvey, Kay, Goodall, Fagan, Campbell, Poorman, Richards, Swan Ass't Mgr. Conway. sf Page One Hundred Five Ef- mow? SOUTH vs. CHANEY ln the first game of the season, the Red and Blue of South High defeated a fighting Chaney eleven, 7-6. The accurate passing and hard running of Beckenbach, the fine defensive play of Bell, and the outstanding line play of Poulakos were the main factors in enabling the Warriors to hold the line and clear the way for Beckenbaclfs smash through the line for the lone marker. SOUTH vs. URSULINE For the third consecutive season the Warriors defeated Ursuline, this time by the score of 13-7, to add one more victory to their City-Series chain. Beckenbach scored two touchdowns as the determined Red and Blue line held the Fighting 1rish to one score. Walter Jones and ,lim Compolito starred in the defensive play-Beckenbach in the offensive. SOUTH vs. EAST The South High Warriors suffered their first city-series defeat of the season at the hands of a powerful East High team. Despite the fact that the Warriors were able to score two touchdowns in four plays, they were power- less to stop the on-rush of an East team that swept aside the South 13-12 edge and chalked up its own impressive 18-13 tally. Beckenbach, Turner and Poulakos were stand-outs for South. SOUTH vs. WILSON The South Warriors went down to their second consecutive defeat in the series, this time at the hands of the powerful Wilson Presidents. The final score: 19-13. The impressive lead taken hy Wilson early in the game and maintained until the final quarter was smashed hy a two-touchdown South rally that sent the Presidents into the sky-ways for a flash pass that gave them another marker and the game. Mike and ,lim Compolito and Turner captured defensive-play honors in the contest. SOUTH vs. RAYEN ln the last city-series game of the season, the Red and Blue-clad Warriors took the measure of their old rival, Rayen, and forged another victory link in their chain by a score of 13-6. Taking a seven point lead in the first quarter, South added another six in the fourthg but a brilliant run by Tobachino of Rayen narrowed the margin to seven points and kept the Warriors on the alert for a repeat performance. The victory over Rayen broke the thirty-year deadlock of twelve games won, twelve lost and six tied. 'C -I- C':':-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-C-:-I-I-:-I-I'I-:-:-I-I-I-I'I-:-I-I-I-I-:-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-:ra-u.r:' -,El Page One Hundred Six Es dana... First row: Davis, Coppersmith, Soller, Bei-kenhach, Dorfmueller, Barrett. Second row: Jones, D. Goodall, Price, Girls, Ziegler, Stanton, J. Goodall, Coach Beach. Third row: Strozier, Griffith, Hewitson, Cummings, Hosa, Makara, Kennedy. For the second consecutive year, Coal Al Beach maneuvered the South High cagers into scoring position for city championship honors. Victories over East, Rayen, and Ursuline and a sensational go at Wooilrow Wilsoxi gave the Red and Blue the edge in the contest: while the final QRIIIC with Scienceville polished off the second leg 011 the city-series traveling trophy, wherein is reflected the glory of the South High basketcers who vanquished all local contenders except the Chaney High courtmen. Out of fifteen visiting teams, eleven bowed to the skill of the Wfarrior tribeg while four emerged victorious. '-55-5-2'IC':-:-:-I-:-I-:-:-:-:'C-:-:-:-I-:-I-I-I-L :-I-I-I-I-I-I-:C-I-I-I'D'D'i -if Page One Hundred Seven lie I I I GAME SUMMARY ln the opening galne of the season, the South High cagcmen went down to defeat at the hands of a powerful Toronto team, but rallied sufficiently to win six straight encounters with impressive scores against Struthcrs, Niles, Canton McKinley, Boardman, East Palestine, and Youngstown East. The hard-hitting, sharpshooting Canton Timken, however, proved too much for the Warrior tribe and they experienced their second defeat of the season. With one city-series game annexed, the Red and Blue moved in against Rayon, took their Imeasure, and defeated them by a decisive 34-26 score. For South, Soller was high-point man, and Coppersmith, the wi1111er of laurels for excellent defensive play. In the Alliance encounter with Beckenloach leading the way, the Warriors polished off a 32-26 score, but displayed a tarnished 27-45 in the struggle with the Sharon High outfit. The game with Sharon's rival, Farrell, gave South clai111 to one 111ore victory. The third city-series game proved a near-calamity when Chaney set the Wzlrriors back on their heels and won the ball game. However, after this defeat, the Wzlrriors hit another winning streak that carried them successfully through the next six games, the last of which marked the close of the official season. First, they edged out Memorial on a two-point lead, then with Soller -.--.-...-.-.-.-..-.-.-.-.-.-..-.'.-.-.-.--..-.-.-.-.-.-.-..-.-.--.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- Page One Hundred Eight 231' haek ill tl1e line-up turned the full foree of their attack against Ursuline. Bob Stanton tallied eleven points llllfl Coppersnlith illlfl Soller eavh te11. Next they tangled with Wilstmil and, ill a nip-and-tuek encounter that kept the erowd of 2800 fans on tht- alert, eli111i11ated their South Side rival from the city-series titular race. Coppersnlith was the high-point 111a11 for the locals. A victory over Seieiieeville illlfl Chaneyis defeat by East High gave the Warriors undisputed first place honors i11 tl1e eity contest. 'fhen to finish the season ill a hlgll-ll2llltlCll fashion, tl1e Rt-d and Blue quintet took 18-point and 17-point game leads respectively over Sebring and Girard. The record of the Yvarrior season is impressive and one that attests to the coaching skill of mentor Al Beach. The Crowd Roars Approval -.-1-111111-11.-11111111111111111111111-11111 1 1 .q 1'1'1'1'- i'-'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'-'-'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'-'1-'- Page One Hundred Nine lie 55.4 I I I I D. Haines, P. Musselman, J. Clemens, R. Ashbaugh. BASKETBALL SEASON 1943-1944 South - 18 vs. Toronto - South - 33 vs. Struthers South - 49 vs. Niles ---- South - 39 vs. Canton McKinley South - 39 vs. Boardman - - South 54 vs. East Palestine 9'S0uth - 43 vs. East - - - South - 31 vs. Canton Tilnken '1South - 34 vs. Rayen - South - 32 vs. Alliance - South - 27 vs. Sharon South - 40 vs. Farrell - ?South - 27 vs. Chaney - South - 37 vs. Memorial - 9 South - 49 vs. Ursuline - i+South - 34 vs. Wilsoii - - fSouth - 46 vs. Scienceville - South - 38 vs. Sebring - South - 47 vs. Girard - :-5:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':-:':':':':':':':':':':':':':': 'IC' ': iii Pclqe One Hundred Ten Fas ll 60164.11 NORTHEASTERN OHIO SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT The South team played two games in the sectional tournament: the first ended in a victory over Rayen with Stanton and Barrett starringg the second, in a defeat by Chaney and the resultant elimination of the Warriors from tournament play. TOURNAMENT SCORES South - - 50 vs. Rayen - 33 South - - 30 vs. Chaney - - 50 ':':':':':':':': :':':':':-:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':': ':':':':':': -FH Page One Hundred Eleven ii' no .A1 V V J bviii ygiigi Ilq -11A1'V,A I , .A.EA, if ,ns in , Q d t ydy v yy y ys uvsdu vvr d ff s r for uu t uuv and we .J V A 1 ,1.:.,.-,ig ' 0 'f 0 N J ' .fV' a pprecl ate Xlt! dd You've proved yourselves real friends through your patronage in the past your. And to the Classes of 1944 may we extend our best wishes this graduation duy. 9 DEPENDABLE my czwfwmzzmfim if Page One Hundred Twelve 53+ We Thank You T Jean Wood CHESSHIRE PHOTOGRAPHS M c K E L V E Y , S The Very Utmost in REFINED PORTRAITURE The Studios of SCHWEEN-WAGNER 17 N. Phelps sf. One of MR. WHEELEIYS Sandwiches or Thick Milk Shakes would be worth their weight in gold in a fox hole in the South Seas, the Aleutians, anywhere men fight and get hungry. Ask any man or woman of the service who has been there. There is an honor in business that is the fine gold of itg that reckons with every man justly, that loves lightg that regards kindness and fairness L F more highly than goods or ' ' prices or profits. Gatschene Studio 104 W. Wood st. STUDENTS: You can help in tl1e war effort by avoiding riding in the rush hours when war workers must ride and by using the buses, whenever possible, BETWEEN 9 AND 3, OR AFTER 6 THE YOUNGSTOWN MUNICIPAL RAILWAY CO. , W 'Fil Page One Hundred Fourteen lif- Wllat Post-War Plan Are You Making for Yourself? Set a goal for yourself and heacl towzlrfl it, Colne what may! There'll be more opportunities than were ever drealllefl of . . . for the young man or young woman who is reafly for them! Good luck, Seniors! STROUSS-I-IIRSI-IBERG'S Known for Dnpendability for Over 69 Years LOOK FOR THE NSEALTEST SYMBOL WHEN YOU BUY DAIRY PRODUCTS OR ICE CREAM Insist on Mn I c E c R E A M .M W 1 -r 1 z .ftwf ' .fluff nm RY P nun u cr s Telephone 32161 THE YOUNGSTOWN SANITARY MILK CO. 715 Erie St. Youngstown, Ohio +25 Page One Hundred Fifteen l U' There's always delight In Isaly,s Ice Cream Refreshing, nutritious And sweet as a dream I Ends the Quest for the Besl I Ee11s Food Shoppe Cor. Hillman and Warren Fruits Vegetables Meats Groceries Phone 80905 FISCHEITS FLOWERS Artistic Wedding Decorations Phone 2-1148 3610 Market Street Phone 8-1322 Art Craft Book and Gift Shoppe Open Evenings ELSIE M. KEDVVARDS 1906 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio GAINARD and PRICE Quality Meats 2108 Market St. Phone 28116 421 Page One Hundred Sixteen 1 THE FITHIAN CEMENT PRODUCTS COMPANY Manufacturers of - Wilbert-Monarch-Air Seal-Burial Vaults Contractors for - Roads-Underground Pipelines-Trenching Excavations DISTINCTIVE PRODUCTS - DEPENDABLE SERVICE 6234 Market Street Youngstown 7, Ohio Phone 2-8135 1 1. Dependable for More Than 35 Y W em A. WASACZ F I S ...F Food Market 1 0 ' 'W ' 2221 South Ave. Ph. 34896 SAVE 15? Youngstown, Ohio CASH AND CARRY AT OUR STORES THE HUGHES' PROVISION CO. 118 EAST FEDERAL STREET 118 Youngstown,s Finest Sanitary Food Market T FISH DEPARTMENT. BAKERY DEPARTMENT owned and operated by owned and operated by R. A. CAMPBELL WM. GROSS Hughes' Market Never Undersold in High Quality Meats -'Sf Page One Hundred Seventeen 13+ MCCONNELL SZ SCHRAC YOUR PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Patent llledicines at Cut Prices Visit Our Fountain Chocolate Is King Here Headquarters for Vitamins Across from South High Phone 81714 Compliments of Schaefer Charles Simons, Music Shgppe lnc. 409-10-11-12 Keith-Albee Building Musical Instruments Accessories and Supplies Sheet Music-Method Books PAINT 8K WALLPAPER I Guaranteed .Instrument 2220 Market Street Repawmg Phone 82012 Phone 34605 Res. 77687 Congratulations Graduates THE MANSION THE ELMS Logan Road Phone 74141 529 Elm St. Phone 78181 The Popular Favorites for: Q College Proms O Hi-Y Dances 0 Girl Reserve Dances I Senior Dances L. A. CAVALIER, JR., Mgr. eil Page One Hundred Eighteen It . wr-' 2- ' -Irs' if-v w N 'W A -1---9.12. 2...-y .,...f-'-' . .ll . ll 1 524 ..- nr- L---rv, .- Repair Department is an im- portant branch of my busi- ness. 1 give careful and pain- staking attention to it. John N. Santarelli Jeweler and Watchmaker 1313 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio Pugh Brothers Jewelers 15 W. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio Oak Glen Bakery ED LINDNER, Prop. 'LTASTY PASTRY We Specialize in All Types of Baked Goods 2104 Market St. Phone 82313 New Dinner Bell Special Noonday Luncheons 30-5045 Sunday and Evening Dinners Private Dining Rooms Avail- able for Parties and Banquets 2712 Market Street Near Indianola Ave. Phone 80057 C. R. HECK, Owner LUSTIG'S For Nearly Half a Century Youngstown's Department Store of Shoes Kling's Bakery- Pastry Shoppe 1401 Market Street 30578 Kling to Kling's for Quality -vii Page One Hundred Nineteen 12+ All Lines of quality building supplies Corn you obtain from us Or if you're Runninq low on coal Ne'er fret, just sdve the fuss by- didlinq 40191 ALCORN COAL AND SUPPLY COMPANY 525 Willialnson Ave. THE WM. HERBERT 81 SON CO. STORAGE Crating Packing Moving MAIN OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 646-652 Market St. Youngstown 2, Phone 42135 LET STORAGE HELP YOU John A. Minehart, Pres. and Treasurer James E. Minehart, Vice President Clifford R. Paisley, Secretary Ohio +3 Page One Hundred Twenty lif- The Finest Names in Jewelry af, . . . are always found at g If A B R E N N E R ' s Eg ' 112 ll HAMILTON MOVADO ELGIN GRUEN OMEGA li a n RAYMOND BRENNER Federal at Hazel Registered Jeweler, American Gem Society 7 ! Ek , fl? Ili Q ' 1, . 1 x iv 1 .- 1,9 .-'- J' - ? 1:7 6 LT 1 ee fa-+5-s. tf g ft sw . U, E0 35 1,31 8 ilu ' I ff 1 To the Class of '44 You graduate in a fateful year in world history. Many of tl1e boys will go into the service of their country. Many of the girls will take home front jobs to further the war effort. Wllatever you do, wherever you go, remember the democratic educational hack- ground you have received, the foundation you have been given for your future responsibilities of citizen- ship in a great free country. It is to your generation that the task will be given to maintain the Four Freedoms for which the brave young men of the Allied Nations are now so valiantly fighting. This is a great and grave responsibility. Never forget it. M C KE L V E Y 9 S 1883-1944 -'Zi Page One Hundred Twenty-one 13+ IL. Congratulations to W The graduating classes of 1944 I SPRATT STUDIO Portrait 8: Commercial 2619 Market Street Phone 24811 5 -,VH 226:72 X af' f k :Q-1faE:2' 1: i 5:-I Q - t ..,. .X .f S H X 1 1 Z ' : .,,,'- ot ii 1, 'E :- 5g,.gWj N Zig -- 1 Qi-Qrzjgigziz :::.. 55 ::. 3 A ,fb if :,., U te if f 3 e' t ,gg r 'H' ' A '- ff? VE ' u 3 A,,,:,.,A,.,:, ,:,.,.,,.. 1 ,QQ ,...:,-,. ,::: I ::' 'I' ..:::,':'I':11Z ':: :LE - ai z '- VH, . 1 ' '1 1 ,..-.',:.-- ::.:-1. s :s:-ss: '1-::' H- -f-1 1.22 ' .: ::s.'-12 .. f 1 ihip ef' '-5' 21.1e ..,..e A ' r ' A ,X -Pi SEM ' ,..,:. ,.,2. I gigs 1-- rl. ' ' f A 3 -' I d lc ' Quality Photo Engravers 334 EAST FEDERAL STREET 0 YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO 5',A.1:2., Q Q, - z 1..fT'3 .' ,. ..S ..,. ....,., ,. . ,. Q. . -if Page One Hundred Twenty-two Ff- II I Both together: '4Who is going to pay my damagefw ' First Driver: M1 should worry-1'1n insured with Fithianf' Second Driver: 'Tm out of luck-my first accident and no insurance. You Had Better See MFITHIANP 505-6 Mahoning Bank Bldg. Phone 4-4533 QSIGN UU. Commercial and Neon Signs FLOYD O. GRIFFITH 16 East Front Street Youngstown, Ohio Compliments from The Harr Tailoring Co. Mart Building Carl A. Gluck Insurance Surety Bonds 1511 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio Phone 34164 We Keep You Warm With Good Coal WESTER FUEL 81 SUPPLY COMPANY 76 E. Indianola Avenue Phone 21167 Page One Hundred Twenty-three 13? '5Let Us Say It For Youa' MURBERGER - ?!awm4 - LAMBERT FOSTER THEATER BLDG. TELEPHONE 28149 2506 Glenwood Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Sporting Goods Menfs Shoes Co. All Prices-All Styles 29 N. Champion St. Youngstown, Ohio J. W. Snlith 81 CARL GENKINGER S0115 C0- PETE MCBRIDE 9 Market Street H U M E ' S Two Dependable Furniture Stores 252 W. Federal Street 2930 Market Street Where Youngstown Shops With Confidencev THE eil Page One Hundred Twenty-four