South High School - Warrior Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

,, ' -Yr-A-Q:-gf .A Y .Y , - - - V 7?50 fifmzuaf Sand 71592 YOUNGSTOWN OHIO Dedwatwn . . . To our two Men of Mus1c we gratefully de d1cate the 1950 edmon of the South H1gh Annual Through the efforts of Wallace Hard we ve had a march1ng band surpassed by none 1n the Mahon1ng Valley Th1s also IS true of our A Cappella Chou under the d1rect1on of Ollver P Cash Not only for muslc that w1ll last through the years but they ve earned the respect and devotlon of the ent1re stu dent body as two swell fellows that would be d1ff1 ult to replace l Page Two I l have both these men inspired a real appreciation ' 'c . 42 Hts Supvrin tvndvnt of Svlumls PAUL C BUNN 425 PnqoT1 1 Assistant Superintendent DR I FRED ESSIG -if Page Four 231- 6Wk'f-gl! f K .oz.!Cf.c!za,oao rm1?A,9J4o-anfu,o-'L fl-LGU. Bnaalufm.0fu fC Tlu' W lqwam . Here upon our reservatlon stands a wrgwam larger cmd greater than all others wherem our tr1be ga1ns 1lS knowledge Throw open the flap and peer 1ns1de cmd you shall see a Wamor s Dream rrch 1n the wholesome game of educat1on and pleasure wa t1ng to be sought and atta1ned by eager young braves and ma1dens Here these young people take part m 1ndustr1 ous prolects and pleasures qomg forth at the end of three years as proud and able cltlzens r1ch 1n the valuable assets of a generous and adaptable educat1on a more adult understandmg of the prob lems of l1fe and many porgnant memorles of Happ1est Hunt1ng Ground of Them All ' IPQQ Big Chivf Flaming . . . ROBERT I. FLEMING Our pr1nc1pal Mr Robert L Flemmg above all deserves the t1t1e of B1g Chref South Hxgh School IS mdeed lucky to have such a fme example of leadershrp and farrness Many t1mes he has passed the peace p1pe between student and mg IS an unendlng source of rnsplratlon to all who attend th1s school and we slncerely hope that Robert L Flemrngs years as B1g Chref w1ll con tmue mdefmltely P go Seven l l ' ll ' - ll . , . teacher. His fine sense of humor, always prevail- 'ffl uc Qs l'1'lll'l'llllIl6l'l' Williams . . . DAVID M WILLIAMS two of the many dunes carried out by David M Wllhams a former South Graduate who began his work at South Hiqh in 1933 as assistant coach later rose to become dean of boys and attained his present position in 1947 Always w1111r1g to be of aid ln trying s1tuat1ons Daves cheerful smlle and sympathetic kindness have helped many of our Warriors in d1ff1CL11f times 1 P3 Eiqltl 1 Q t t t i y t t t i t t 1 1 P K ' t , y t t t i l , Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys are just -:fx qyr 9 'r 1 ,ff- l'mu'0lnalwr J'lIilll'll . . . The other peacemaker on our reservation is Marion Maiden, who not only has the responsibility ot seeing that everything is serene among the ladies of our school but has the added work of teaching orientation and English classes Well qualified by her preparatlon at Wellesley College and Western Reserve University Miss Maiden is always ready with a word of advice or encourage ment for those who seek 1t A genuine and friendly interest ID all plus her real understanding of youth has made her many friends aff Qin- new VU! MARION P MAIDEN l 1 l , y s. l W l 1 fi W Q l t X t Xl 1 , ' 1 X B N l i t 1 W . r K '1 R. - will ' ' i 1 .wg r . . A. 5 4 . -'Q ' 1 xt N nf ' - lnnuul Stuff . Edrtor lack Prlddy Busrncss Managers Russell H1xon Ianuary Class Phyllls Pearlstern Iune Clas Artrsts Srdney Krule Dave Vrrgallrto Peggy Athanausen Iune McDowell Wrlters Ioanne rnrth Phyll s Pranrn lean Coombs Manlyn Chafee Evelyn Wartes Glorra Arqurlla Carole Pape D ck Cadman lean Vallesr Drane Schuster Wanda Burns Margy Callor AClV9YllSlI1g Salesmen Nena Sokolosky LaVerne Wem Vrrgrnra Ross Iudy Dorsch Emy Lou Montgomery Ruth Lawson Chrrslme Marsden Lurana Butcher Allce Andrews lanet Ellrs Matxl da W1nterkamp Marlene B1el1ch Pat Melzg r Iohn Ferrer Tom Nlcholudrs Iohn Talfalldakls Barbara Turner Tom Bode Pat Her man Carol Shaffer Eleanor Alher and Beverly Gallagher FACULTY ADVISERS Ar Rachel T HOpklHS General Advxser Ted Moore 1 I Y l Q O YB ,.. ......-.... . .......- .. I I ' ' c , - , Q. . . . ru , l , , ,L . Typisls ..... , ..,. ',' , ', ' . I I I I - ' ' ' Q I I VI I I I I I - I ......,.... . .... . ................ . ................ . . ' sg C-H U 5, N , W I llwlu uw Nlvn . . T vb! -6.9 IONA ARMAGOST Enqlxsh RUSSELL ASI-IBAUGH Muthemuhcs H RUTH BEECHER HISYOIY THEMA ARMAGOST LAMAR ARMSTRONG Typlng HlSfOl'Y 'kb A T BAKER ALFRED BEACH Industncl Arts Sclence 'Wm 'N-Q... H R BIGGS MARY M HILLMAN Sclence French Pcmo lwrflvo I o do A A f f O Q, T 4 ,- Q ilu- 6 'inf l,,' A iff, 'r R' 'm X ' ,QR 'f Ex 4 V: , N., . , J .k .Q J I A M lp. ' Q 1 ' - , . V :zefx ., ' wx J , ' x , N' A f 4 ' J '. 1, , , 'F LESLIE B CALVIN Englxsh Clif, Q.- ,. IAMES L CAMPBELL Spcmlsh HAROLD M CHAPEL IOHN CREAGER Shorthand Llbmncm MPP' 1 NORMAN E DAY Prmtmg wyk LGVERNE DELIN English 1 P qs III OLIVER CASH Musxc MYRTLE S CREAMER Enqhsh R' GERALDINE De-VOE Sewlnq A l 3 if ' ' Egg f fx as ,,f fiflf' , : r :.- 4, K ,sg ' P 5' ,N , JP xb fix 'ix L ' 1 ' - + ' ' 5 - eg: 2. ,td '. 1-ff W - ' ?:'f. 4, vi: -. W ' - 'N 54. 5 V ,viwssj L A . ' -If at H 'l'l ' town Dlvdu uw Mvn . . EDGAR G DIEHM ETHEL B EVANS Publxc Speakmg Hlsgory ROY FELLERS GERTRUDE FOWLER Hxstory Mcthemotxcs BERNICE FAWCETT Art Hcmdwork awk .Q-f-' E V GRAVES Shorlhund BRUCE HAMM WALLACE HARD ROBERT HARRINGTON Hygxene Music Industrxcl Arts Page Fourteen O O V , A f 9 A , . , ., , A. ' 1 Ji N -Q V ' ' : 4 Y 'ff'-'.'V5 A A T 'fl fail- A I 1 x Ri! ' A x. P' , -i X N HELEN HARPE RACHEL T HOPKINS CLARENCE HORTON Spcnlsh Arts Bookkeeping DEAN O IONES BEN R LASKIN GERTRUDE E LAUGHLIN Industrrul Arts Physxcal Educcmon Shorthand EDITH V LIMBACH IOHN MCAFEE IOHN MAHARRY Hxstory Physrccl Educcrtlon Geography -ff PuqeF1fteen P- S R X N55-M - Q ' 'il ri K K: fx . .K ff' L, L ' f. if L 331 R ' ' Q , . Jllfllifillll Dlvn . . . pw. .,? , 19' GERTRUDE MP-'ER I I-EROY MILLER I-:THEL MILLIGAN Sclence HISYOTY Enqhsh TED MOORE PAUL MUSSELMAN HELEN OLDAKER lournahsm Mathemahcs Englxsh 'viva HAROLD V OLDS NIELS F PETERSEN FLORENCE RICHARDS Mechamcal Drawing Scxence Physxcal Education 4 Page SIXL on 'tb ' 'G' Q'-rs vu 4?1N MEREL ROSSELL CLIFFORD SCANNELL AIMEE SEIDEL Physlcul Educcmon Hxstory Enqllsh KATHERINE. SIMMONS KATHRYN SNYDEH KARL I SOLLER Enqlxsh Sewmq SCIQHCG IAMES STEER ARTHUR C THOMAS Auto Dnvmg Englxsh I P11 vm In IEAN VAN FOSSAN Home Management , . ' A TxT K e A I 2 ,W G1 . S I , T., ,T,, . E , l - ' . ,il -vi H . 4- Sl- 1- .-.- -1- J'l'lli1'illl' Nlvn . . . LN x '52 1 SADIE VAN HOESEN HARMON C WELCH D LYTLE WIGGINS Lcmn Mathemcmcs Sclence X fi ELIZABETH YAHN ELOISE YOUNG FLORENCE DALEY Typlnq Enqhsh Nurse WE? CUP' .f I,-W., EULA DOERSHUK Ccfetenu Prxqf Flqhtpsn HAROLD KENNEDY Vlsltlng Teacher -lanuury Svnior fluss Ervnls . . . E ELECTION The merry month of May lots of candidates four winners Pete Popovich president IoAnn Hall vice president Margaret Echard secretary and Sid Krute treasurer MIXERS Under the direction of Liz Vaupel and helpers lots of fun coke dancing eats and the luke box PICNICS One at Bears Den in Iune the other at Birch H111 in Septmber aches pains football and lots of good food PLAY Mother Is a Freshman a full house and a real hit BACCALAUREATE Reverend Eugene Beach the speaker Sunday Ianuary 22 CLASS DAY AND RECEPTION A Tea BANQUET The Ind1anola Methodist Church promptly at 630 on the evening of Ianuary 25 A short talk by Mr Fleming Entertainment by class mem bers and a final song Dear South to Thee GRADUATION The principal speaker Dr Dale W Houk Presldent of Shppery Rock State Teachers College Diplomas awarded Outstanding students recognized congratulations by parents and friends and the new world ahead IANUARY OFFICERS Peter Popovich President IoAnn Hall Vice President Margaret Echard Secretary Sidney Krute Treasurer its wt '-J I g V ,lftt tv Hmlttl lhtw l tuIwv.'l1 lvlirtxtlrf-tl'lt-x1nl,I Aim Htrll flirt Krut- , : , ' - ' : , : . . . , . Under the guidance of Leslie Calvin . . . The Will and Prophecy . . . v. n u 'I n Q ll' n ' 1 - ' 1 +, 1.1 e 'l .-.H111 Q'- l X W QM 375 L' NB'-' Lie if QW 'fl MCT JAN0.Clil-OeA,....!06W'D9 youd, ' .... 5 2 KPIIY ' JN fwf , ' J ' ima f M, -X,x K ,f K, ' N X K fx .X 69927, --Q., Y I K K' - F1 1 Az ,, 5, i L, .1'X M fm' --1, N JJ X . y f 4 1-f .--' ' .3 E Mm W . , I I x 1 N. . . P 5. I' . N EA H it N ' K xml- aa P , A N .. J, H is Paqe Twenty-two ROBERT ADKINS ALICE NICK ANDREWS Social Lomnnil n Annual Qtaff Play COIIlI111llGO NORMA IEAN ANTHONY Banquet Colnlnnlcs L lonal llanar Sllnlf BARBARA ASKEW N 1L!lI1l Honor 3 15 A Cappolla CllO1l' Senmr Play Cast ROBERT BEACH F01 tlwall TED BEEDE nsole OW I E Il IUDY BEHQUIST lleqwxn Y Teens Soc 1al Connnmoo Semor Play Cut IUNE BEST apps ll 1 Q Hlflp main Son al Cornnntfm BERNICE BORSICK a lOl'!1Il Honor n XVI COIUIH1llIt DOMINIC BUCCIEBI EUGENE BUPP Class Day C nnnntlv' Picnic? 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PHYLLIS THOMAS Social Committee Class Day Committee Library Assistant ELIZABETH VAUPEL A Cappella Cltoir Mixer Committee, Chairman Heqwin Y-Teens SANFORD WASHINGTON A Cappella Choir MARIANNE WEBB Heqwin Y-Teens BEVERLY WOODWARD ROBERT D. WRIGHT Console Operator IOHN ZUBRINICI-I BURDETTE BAKER ROSEMARIE BARTELL LOVEYBELLE BOSWELL CHARLES BRATTON IEANNETTE CARPENTER FRANCES HABIB DAVID HAMMONDS HARRY HARKER IAMES HERDMAN NOT PICTURED FREDERICK HUGHES ANTHONY LEONE ROBERT LUND ROBERT MCKENZIE VIRGINIA MEESE DONALD MOODY NENA NICODEMO IOYCE OSBORNE MARGUERITE OVERLY WILLIAM PAYNE BETTY REED ROBERT RILEY MARY S HNEIDER HOWARD SYNDER RAYMOND STEIN ROBERT THEIS WILLIAM VASKO NORMAN WALLER EMMA WRIGHT ,- Ml -'Sl Page Twenty-seven lil' .lanuau If svllllll' I 0111111111005 . 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No annual would seem complete wrthout a backward glance to the tlme when the now all powerful senrors were just gettrng a good foothold 1n the world of educatron It seems a shame that we cant get a good look at all the members of the graduat1ng classes as they appeared way back when but heres enough ot them to grve you a good rdea of what a few years. wxll do to people s faces and frgures 'P 'P 'P Frrst Row Arthur Powell Frank Marmo Iere Marsh Drck MacDougall Frank Rlgas and Drck Cercone Second Row Glen Lrpscomb Iudy Berqurst Iean Green Beverly Mackey Ioy Green Iean Coombs Marrlyn Grrfhths Rrta Davrd and Melvrn Eckert Thrrd Row Mxss Hazel Good Ronald Herman Ioe Rumbaugh Ioan Measmer Barbara Savage Ramona Frazrer and Iuhe Jacobs Fourth Row Tony DeLuc1a Larry ONe1l B111 Collms Martha Nell Iacquelme Dolne Kathrna Chrrone Martha Lonardo Phylhs Thomas and Iune Best I P ge nr . 1 - 11 11 1 , . . . , . 3 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 5 1 1 1 I I u ' . 1 . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -if tx 'l'we11ty- 'nee fe Fira' Drill I ? ws- 1, S-,x ,lv Le-A -img Nlotlwr ls a Frvshnuln . . . By RALPH DAVID BLAU SOUTH HIGH AUDITORIUM December 2 1949 EDGAR DIEHM Dlrector Scene Lrvrng room of th Abbot home and recept1on hall of the Green Hall Glrls Dormrtory THE CAST Mrs Abzgcul Abbot a wrdow Io Ann Hall Susan her daughter Barbara Askew Mrs Mlller house mother Glorra Glosner Sylvla studrous g1rl Marllyn Grlfflths Bunny cute but naxve Iudy Berqu1st Helen SOph1Sl1CGled Iune E1cher Carne happy go lucky Peggy Echard Marge a heavy set g1rl Frances Geracx Bobo a concelted chap Iames Dunn Iacl-r a college boy Fred Straube Howle a college boy Tom MCGIHHIS B111 a college boy Russell Hrxon Dean G1ll1ngham S1dney Krute Professor Mlchaels brology teacher Carl Hepp +1 PQ rr ww . : ' ' e , ...................... , ................,... . , ........................... ' 1 W ' ' .................... . . Clara, scatterbrain ........................,. Beverly Iones , ' . .................... . , ...............,....... , .......................... , ...................,... 1 I .,.--..-.-...4 ,--..,..,-. . , ............ . ., rx 0 ' mil xrrw is .Situatwn . Perplexed ' When Susan Abbot dlscovers that f1nanc1al d1ff1cult1es wxll prevent her returnmg to Polnter College her mother Ablgarl who IS wrdowed decxdes to make use of a generous scholarsh1p to wh1ch she IS entxtled and go back wlth her Result Susan a sophomore Mama a freshman' When regrstratlon day rolls around though the dean of the college becomes doubtful of Mother s reasons for wantmg to attend fearmg 1t 15 just a publxcny stunt Ablgall claxms but enthusrastrcally that thrs IS not the case and promrses to ablde farthfully by all the rules and regulatrons no matter how tr1v1al Her f1rst day there however doesnt help matters slnce all the fellows become slmply crazy about her Thls even extends to the glrls Carrxe Helen Marge Sylvxa Bunny and Clara who th1nk she s pretty grand too But now the plot thlckens In order to fulfill the requxrements of her scholarshlp Abby must study zoology and acqu1res the young good look1ng Professor Mlchaels wnth whom her daughter Susan IS mfatuated as a teacher Now Bobo who hkes Sue as much as she hkes Professor Mxchaels decxdes to try to make her Jealous by fl1rt1ng wrth her mother B111 lack and Howre Bobo s college chums also follow surt by makmg eyes at every opportunxty L1ttle does anyone real1ze though that the mght of the fast approachmg Fall Dance w1l1 prove to be the chmax of the preced1ng months for our pr1nc1pal characters When It flnally arrlves Ab1ga1l who had had plenty of 1nv1tat1ons to attend fxnds rt necessary to stay at the dorm and study rn order to make passlng marks rn her exams Whlle quletly rackmg her brarn for the rrght answers who should arnve but Professor Mlchaelsl You ve probably guessed 1t Fxve mxnutes later thxngs are quite roman txca and then the bombshell Susan learns of Mama s weakness and xn a fxt of jealousy nonfres Dean Gllhngham who has been wcutrng eagerly for just such mformatron The Dean and Susan return to dorm Fmd Mama and the prof rn a fast chnch Dean takes the prof to the back porch for a snappy explanat1on Mama and Susan talk 1t over too and declde that the gentleman ln ques t1on 1S just a bmg flxrt Outcome Mama slaps profs face as soon as he returns to room Mama rs 1mmed1ately expelled by Dean Thrs 1snt the end though No play could end lrke that The end? Well Bobo and Susan make up and so do Mama and the prof Matter of fact she decxdes to MARRY hmm' fpq Tlltyfurl Q 1 C C 0 1 I 1 4 1 . . , , . . 1 1 . . .. . I ' I I 1 - . . 1 1 I ,,. ,, . . . ' I I . . . I 1 1 4 - 1 1 ' 1 1 I f ' I - 1 - H - H I 1 I I - 1 I 1 . . . . ,, . . ,, . . . , . , . . . . . ,, - lu I . ... . our I 1 I . . . . . 1 . . , . , . . . , H H 4: ue ir -o :S- -lunuau If Svnmr Prom . On the superstttxous even1ng of Frrday Ianuary 13 the fearless Ianuary Sen1or Class held the1r last dance The Prom As Herb McPherson and Hts Orchestra sent the fam1l1ar melod1es of Dont Cry loe floatmg around the Nu Elms Ballroom f1fty couples of beauttfully dressed young lad1es and the1r handsome dates fell 1nto rhythm and ghded smoothly across the floor Several hours and many dances later came 1nterm1ss1on The gang trotted upstaxrs and gathered 1n small groups to enloy refreshments By now the 1ce was broken and everyone felt once aga1n a part of the old gang havmg a wonderful trme only for th1s occaslon all dressed up As the orchestra resumed the1r places the couples flled down the steps to enloy the last rema1n1nq hour Then came the b1g event of the evenlng the crownlng of the Kmg and Queen Orchestra Leader McPherson asked the members of the class to form an alsle down the center of the dance floor grrls on one srde boys on the other After gettmg 1nto pos1t1on everyone warted anxrously for the entry of the Royal Court Thelr walt was a brlef one Led by Presxdent Pete Popov1ch V1cePres1dent IoAnn Hall Tom MCGIDHIS and Barbara Askew the process1on made 1ts appearance Krng Russell H1xon and Queen Chr1st1ne Marsden then made the1r appearance and walked slowly to the bandstand There Margaret Echard placed a crown upon Chr1st1ne s head and Chrxstme rn turn crowned Russell They k1ssed Bulbs flashed cameras cl1cked and the glor1ous moment was over Havlng recelved the honor of berng elected Krng and Queen Russell and Chr1st1ne assumed the1r proper respons1b1l1ty by danc1ng the next dance before the1r Royal Subjects The Royal Attendants followed and the Loyal Subyects 1o1ned m on the second chorus Dancmg concluded at m1dn1ght but before the doors were closed and memorres of the happy event stored away 1n our mrnds for safe keeprng 1t m1ght be well to remember a few odds and ends such as how the members of the faculty and the adm1n1strat1on jolned ln on the fun all the beautrful flowers carrted by the royal court Spratt s ab1l1ty to take pxctures at the most unexpected tlmes and places and f1nally the mad rush for coats and hats and the road that EVENTUALLY led homeward Pqllly O T . 5 O O Q 1 1 - - 11 11 . . . . 11 1 11 . 1 ' 1 - - 11 11 1 1 1 - . . . 11 . 11 1 11 11 1 1 11 11 - - . . 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L ' 1 0 0 0 Y I ,, x.. I jx ' 1 1 ' : ,x , L .X 3 A 'even' w' ltttxt-Itll'.':'x1,l'v't',' Ywi: I1 'v 1 1-wr' 4- t'.' -tt zz' 'ti : 1' Secretary .............,.........r... Betty Vidis , ...................... S D , ..,................. ., , .................... 2 i ' I , 7 ............... , ................ iw fill? 'nhl 1 V t ,3' 'fww Ak.. fr, ,Z f JUNE 1950 ,- if RX Q4 Wxfll JUNESOUA, Gamma fagav jfnaa or 524.54 IS' 5221111 on 551 H sau'-nd U ,643 on-zacA,64a I Il lr mn X QQZWIV :.k V X . Q 'W b X , X 5 ' - 1 Ki A 1, f 3 fx! xi '2 ,N , J, X X 'Z Q' L x in , f jf v QI 4 . , Q' Q3 ,D Q F I 1 . f I 5 . A X v 4 A M QQ k 4'f M i M , f X f , ,, J A M J my f? ,g .' ---. - V? I ' .L 'H 1, if y f , I WAQ ! -V u N K., V, 1 V 1211 :Nitin , fr X , + ifQ ::3-'ff' , Nik gig. . ywiegv ? .,-.A.,.,w NW W?r.:f4 f N wx , , W -Mx f' ' xy I V'm..::j Q' , ' v X 1 ' x - A1 ' N ' 'tf':1,',.,..- ' , If 1 N 5.0 . -X nm 'v r - ll 0 1 v o o n o 1 F . 4 U U l In 9 I U I I O O O I . Q 1 xqc Fry 'IHURMAN ADAIR Arlnaunrvrnent Lumxlnllfe ANNA MARIE AGNONE Class Day Q,OITlIYllllC0 Cosm Clulu NANCY ALEXANDER Soc 1al Comrnmoo ELEANORE ALTIER G A A res Annual .nlalf QOL 1al Commltlee TED ALTMAN Stage: raft Llulw Pl xy Conwmltecl IOSEPHINE AMATO Announc 1 men! C oxnnnlts 0 ELEANORE ANDRES Son xal Commltloe GLORIA ARQUILLA Heawm Y Toons Annual Qlafl Nuilonal Honor Qual: ty NANCY EAIRD PEGGY ATHANAUSEN Play Cammlltve G A A rlefawln Y Teens N mlwnal l-lonol So lf ly lleqwln Y Teens Banquwl Comrmltee IOHN BANNON Football VOICG Sta Class Day Cc llllllllli 0 C lun LOIS BARNES ALYCE BARGER Cosmo Clulu Class Dav Comrmttof RICHARD BARRON HELEN BARTON Play COlTlI'l1lllC P Heqwln Y mens Volce Represenlallvo E xl 'Y . . .,P , f. n.. vi 1 l, I , I, -N j . L L 'W fl, ' ,Vix- s ' .ff , w qi , I. T ol jf DONNA IEAN BEII. H1 GWIH Y 'lm ns RONALD BENNEHOOF Pu nn Loxnrnntec EILEEN BERGER Sonml Comnnttee A Coppello Clmolr MARY BERTONE Hr qwm Y Teens MARILYN BEYE Annonnl men1Comnnttez MARLENE BIELICH Nntlon rl Honor Soc lety Vo x P qlclff 'im ml Lornnnltef Q o Lnm MARGIE BIERDEMAN l-leqvx ln Y Teens DONALD BILGER Rifle Clulx Stuqec mf! C lnlv Annoumement L,OIIlIU1ll0O RI-IEA BILGER CORRINE BINDER A Cappella Cholr Announcement Cornnntlee C lnn lFl0QWlIl Y TQ ens PAULINE BIRIS A Cappella Clxolr Heqwm Y 'lee ns Nononnl Honor Son 1PlY WESLEY BLACKSHEAR A Cuppello Llmolr WALTER BLAKELY Mnrelnnq Bond Console Operator Play Cornrmtlee TOM BODE BARBARA BOWSER Mlxor Cornnntlec I V Y 'K if Fw 4, 11111 R' ,wo gf- MARTHA BRENNER A C mpc Hn Q 1 lf 1 1 C 01111 1 R1 Im Q 1Iv DAVID BROOKS IOHN BUCHANAN NFIIIOII 11 Honor Sm wry A Cnppvll 1 C I1o1r Swm 1 Bond IOYCE BULMER IN XII K r1111111IILf H0 IWIII Y Tvous ARTHUR BUNETTA MIXCI Q omnntlu WANDA BURNS N If 11 11 Honfz 9 wty A C apps Hn f'I1c11r IIC gum Y Icons WILLIAM BYO 111 S11 R 0 Lluln GEORGE R CADMAN VOII P qiuff Ar1r111111 Stuff MARGARET CAILOR my 0 In Q If qmqm rC1fI Club lie-qwxn Y Teens PATRICIA CAILOR If IWIII Y If ons 1 1f1 F PETER CAMPEAN 114 INC1t1c11111I II011f11 S01 IFIY EDWARD CANTOR GERALDINE CARROLL LOUIS CARROZZINO ' A -Comm' fl MERILYN CHAFFEE Nc'11.o11 1I Honor Soqety Pluy CTOIIIIIIIIIPP, Chm. AIIIIIICII Stuff IO ANNE CLARK Cheerleader Staqecrafl Club boual Commute? ROBERT CLINE H1 Y GERALD COHEN DONNA COLLINS A Cappella CIIOII' lleqwln Y leena btaqeprait Club VIRGINIA COSTELLO Plc mc Commlttee THOMAS COWHER Plc me Con m1ltee BILLY CRUMP Soc ml Comxnnte-e CLIFF CUNNINGH AM football A Cappella Cha r xanquel Commlttee Chrn IOI-IN A CUPP IR A Cappella Choir Class Day Commlttee SMPC DAVID DA'IES I- 1 Y Staqen ral! Club Play CIOUIITIIIIPG' WILLIAM DeMINE IR Announcement Commntee SAMUEL DICK LOIS DIETZEL A Cappella Cholr Staqocrafl Club Natlonal Honor Son 1ety MARY LOUISE DILORETO M1xPr Commutee I-leqwxn Y Teens DOROTHY DOERFLER Announcement Commxttee A Cappella Cho1r -YI Page Foriytlmroe I ' n ' .l,.f'I 3 A A SAIII i 1 ' . I 'Q Pa go Forty four CHARLES DONALDSON Voice Staff Mixer Committee IUDITH DORSCI-I Cheerleader National Honor Society A Cappella Cncvir GERALDINE DORTIN Cosmo Clulx Hoqwm Y lm ns WILLIAM DOUGLASS H Q Club Co Plc nxt Cornmxttge ANDREW DOVALA MIX r Comrnltteo PATRICIA DRUMMOND He-qwtn Y lneens G A A Staqmraft Club MARILYN DUNN Heqvtm Y teens Class Day Comm1tt e DICK DURICA Band Ort hestra For tbull FRANK EDWARDS Class Day Commlttee Console Operator Marchlnq Band SHIRLEY EDWARDS Heqwm Y Teens PICIIIC Committee DeLORISE ESSANY NlllIOI'Illl Honor QP 10 Offxc e Asslstant A Cappella Clxoxr NORMA EVANS Attendanre ASSISIGUI Nat onol Honor Sotlety Plav Commlttee ROBERT EVANS Football Class Presldent Student Cot nrll DOROTHY FECKO I-Ieawln Y Te ns G A A Attrndanco Asslstant HAROLD FELGER Marchmq Band Mxxer Comrmtte e NANCY FERGUSON Heqwin Y-11190115 Bunquu Co111111i11z.a 11111111111 11 11111101 S11 lO1Y IANE FERRARA 111 1WlI1 Y Te- 115 BILL FITZER Swmq Band Conf PY1 B111111 Go IANE FLEMING Clash D1y C1111111111111 ROBERT FORAN S1 1 1111 Co111111111eP ICAN FOSTER B1111qu1 1 COIIIIIIII1 09 IOAN FRANK ROBERT FRANK DOLORES FISCHER 11 QWIII Y '11 5 P1c1y FOII1H1l'1f 1 ALFRED FOERSTER M 1111111113 13111111 Q 0111911 13111111 P1 111 C0111111111f A C 1111 91111 C11c111 Nc111o11 11 111111101 qc: 191V A C111111 111 C1l01f IAMES FRECKLETON 9111 1c11 L1111111111111 MICHAEL GERCHAK F11111111111 P 111 311111111 KATHLEEN GINGRICH 11q1111 L 11 I1 -.11111 C WILLIAM FRICHTEL 111 Y A L11111112111 Choir Se-11111111 Qo111111111GQ C11111 MINNIE GLENN C 115s DIY C11111111111o1 1.11111 ry Ass1s1 1111 1-ir S 1eF11w1 1 l J 41 lCfY X ll DON GOIST Football I-li-Y Picnif' Committee PAUL GOTSHALL NORMA GREGORY L1brary Asslstant Class Day Commmttoe' I-leqwm Y Te-ens KENNETH GRIER Plcm Comnultee ELAINE GRIMM Heqwmn Y Teens IAMES GUERRIERO Sou xl Commxttee DYKE HALL Football l'l1Y Pla nu Comm ttee DOROTHY HARRIS Cl Iss Day Comnnttpe MARGIE HARRIS Teqmal YTQens Pxcrm COIIIIIIIII99 WILLIAM HAWKINS Play Commtttee Chm Mart htnq Band l-l1Y LEORABELLE HAYWOOD Class Day Commltteeh I'I9QWlIl Y TG-Pns SHIRLEY HELD HQQWIII Y Teens BILL I-IENDRICKS TQIIYIIS Ban! 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National Honor Society BARBARA TURNER Heqwin Y-Teens Banquet Committee MARILYN TURNER Heqwin Y-Teens Class Day Committee P qt, Fifty-Ivo xxx lk bww Wi mf W ql Page F1flys1x ELAINE VAIL NLIl1OI'If1l l-l011o1 qc 14 y Heqwm Y Te-9115 Class Duy Comm llre RITA VAUGHN l-loqwm Y Toons Pmmu Commute BETTY VIDIS DAVE VIRGALLITO H1 Y Ann ml Stuff Lluss S0 rot 1ry A lloqwm Y'lom1s Class Duy COlIllIl1llf THOMAS VOITUS vl Socml COlT1I1l1llCL EVELYN WAITES LOIS WALLERIUS Heqwm Y 'lee-11s PICHIL Commmoo NC1t10n1l llnmor qw wly 'soc 1:11 C,OIllITllll6 0 Hoqwm Y 'l1 PIIS LOUISE WA LLERIUS Heqwm Y Tpons PICHIQ Comm1ttoo I OHN WALTER MflTFlWlIllj F mal A Cxppffll 1 Cl101T Pu nm Co1111111ttm NANCY WARNOCK Play COmm1f1Gc Clmu ASSIQYGIII ROBERT WASCHAK Mmer Co111m1tt0o PH YLLIS WEIMER WA DE WELSH Buskollwll Br selmll Ncxtmmxl Hom r Sm. mty lleqwm Y Towns A C.,Gp11Pllf1 Cl1c111 Class Drly COITIIHIIU 0 LUVER NE WEM Arlrnucwl Stflff Class Duv Con11111ttr r BARBARA WERT .15 Cum 0110 Cllfjll' Nfmoncxl llonor Sol 1P1y SlfIF16CI'L1ll Club PAUL WILHELM 1111 L M1x111 1 0111111111111 1 11 P WILLIAM WHITWOHTH 11 Y N111o1111 1101101 S11 It Iy 151. 1111151111 HERBERT WILLIAMS M111 1111113 Band 111Y N11111111 11 111111111 S0111 COLLEEN WILSON I1111w111 Y 1111115 1y 111111111111 MATILDA WINTERKAMP 11111 11 11111111 S11 ll 111171 L 1 IIII 11 S1 RONALD WITMAN I51'1sk111111111 15118013111 1? 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Mrller lean Stearns Connle twhat a sweet l1tt1e smrlel Blnder Nena Sokolosky Pat Herman Donna tlm all for thxsl McCaughtry and Carol Smlth Thrrd Row M1ss Reebel Rlta tall I want for Chrlstmasl Vaughn Dorothy tlm gonna laughl Doerfler Ann Iones Audrey Pace Kathleen Gmgnch Leorabelle tthere are sm11esl Haywood and Nancy tDont Cry Ioel Mauser Fourth Row Dlck tthrs IS a serlous occaslonl Lunden Davld Bartholomew Ioe Pelhtta A1 CI ve grown somel Foerester Chuck Morgan Don Golst and Wade twhen are we gonna get th1s over wlthl Welch 1 Page Flftyelqht P , . . . . . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 . . 1 . 1 . 1 1 l . 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , . - 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - - 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 , . . if , ' - ' ff- my Flfty-lx S X my 'gs WW fb 1 f SOUTH B ES E RVATION il' e,..,. ,if I Jw N V Xl Uf44rnur:Ll Comm on .... Pafyfwcv.. pogafficknuaknf ' . 1 Pam SIXIYLJIIO I lauuuu If I 'D p I S4 nun s ,ff fl X X v if , X ,f X Junior .I X 5 . . I Xi- :. Q ,. ' 1 X Junior .I -vi - - .if+g???'.5 4 Junior ll in Sopluunorv .I W1 f v -Y-. v wi '. slhlillllllllbl 1' ll Y A O w 1 . Sophonuu 0 ll 1 O L T' 1 . 1 -1 - f X I G 0 Y 5 out, X Mlbfmfagvmowfalviooz dafww f Nuiinnal Honor Sfmivfg . . . Ianuary Class 1 1lm111c1 W 1 IN 1 11161 l11 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 111 I cf 1 One ot the luqhest honors a South Hrgh student can achreve 1S electron to the Nauonal Honor Socrety wh1ch has as 1ts purpose holdrng constantly before the school the four cardmal oblectrves of the orgamzatlon leadersh1p scholarshrp character cmd servlce Srnce the members themselves must stand before the school as students who hold these prrncrples to be of real value therr selectron IS carefully consrdered The flrst event on the calendar of the 1949 50 group was the selectlon of offrcers w1th these results Russell Hlxon presrdent Iohn Buchanan v1ce pres1dent Delorrse Essany secretary and Donald Moody treasurer Several weeks later a recognrtron servrce was held for new members Wllh the hrgh hght of the program berng the rmpresslve 1nduct1on ceremony at wh1ch trme !P1f bow lg.1 liwwi in l11111,11 lf:.::f111y, N'1111111 lfvrms, M11 11y11 L'1tl1w, H11 vt, I2l111l11y 0111111113 lrulcx E11111tvll1, f1lfu1:111 A111l1f11y, lt111f'111' f1l1f1+'lQl111'k. fmt HW.-J. f?l111l1'y Mw1tw11:,v11, I1111w lwltwwwll, l'l1yll1:: Pw11l:f11c'111, ll1c11111:: C'v:11-'1, li-'matt tlv111111l11r, lV111y111111 'l'1:zw:1v, 511111111 ill 01154, W1 .f 5 1111-. .5111 How: l'l11111w V111l! l'l1yll11: VVW1111111, Nrmvy Pcxzxd, lf111y l,1111 Mo11711n1111w1y, Pl1yll.:- V11111111 l111ly l'111:,1'l1, fv'11l1'111 l51vl1 l1, M ly11Gr1H11l1, M1 1 ldr NV'1 1r11'k+'1l1111, H-1b11r11 P11 1:111:1,lVl y In 11 Kc y. IH- lltw-s. 'l'1111121l11111:1l1, l1vl111ll111'l111111111, lhm-1111 Mo vly, lufli 'l'l1c1111c1::,Gvo111 W1111l11 I I ' , . ' ' I ' , ' : , ' - ' : ' , : , . ei wp ' rnty ls the auditorium is darkened and pledges enter with lighted candles. Also on the calendar for the year were an annual banquet, a theater party and participation in the National Honor Society Scholarship Tests held in April. A special project for members this year was to make a recommendation to the Hall of Fame organization of New York of a famous American who is to be chosen in 1950. All honor societies throughout the country were asked to participate. OFFICERS Russell Hixon ....................,..... President Iohn Buchanan ..,...... .......... V ice'President Delorise Essany .........,........,..... Secretary Donald Moody ......................... Treasurer Iune Class l l 1 x x e , , . X 4 K . ' V Eff. fx bkb iitgwt , s V ' .iw '1'f?ig.r--vs i , l.l li 'Q :'. I :'. Ql 'tu iltxtfil l'1t llt lmttti lhiiil :it liliiir lltu- il- Ull iiitl- lui If itll iv-iii I 2 1' u X: 1' 111 iirzt ll ml lfvmw l'll Xtillx' Anza 55 'wut' Ill Kitt' lit Mutt, :..1 ll lf 2: .-Muir' lil xiii-it? lil tit: Arty: lit: lr tml' tt- ll.:il, i. 'l'- t:'r 'l' v1:,: lriziittt 'l turn, ' 1 . :.' it Mit. liatilg liwfy l'trit 1 it l3liit'w,' 't't't1',', .ul ll i 'ic 1' it iz. Cl. til- .. .1 li it-r ltiltix l'y.':i r, ihiril: l.':i. U TJ :Univ fT::,ltE. lizll Vfltzti.-,' itll 'tl 't :I L' - 'ffntj 4-ri Boys ' lhurlinq Tmun . . . SET EM UP' Souths keglers achxeved natronal recognrtron durmg the past season when they rolled a three game set of 2963 w1th handlcap to top all other hrgh school teams rn the Umted States In add1t1on the squad f1n1shed a most successful season wlth a total of 50 v1ctor1es and only 13 losses To do thrs hrgh 1nd1v1dua1 averages were m order and such was the case Don Hall topped the rest of the team Wllh an envlable 170 followed by Charles Stephens Wllh 161 Burt Whrte and Gene Wolfgang w1th 158 s Phrl Delluomo 155 and Burney Altshuler 140 Meetlng each Saturday mormng at the Champlon Recreatron Center the boys under the gurdance of Bruce Hamm played Ursuhne East W1lson Chaney Boardman and Memorxal all members of the Mahonmg Valley Scholastrc League Secretary and sponsor of the organrzatron IS I D Strrckler Woodrow W1lson Hrgh School Faculty Manager P 3 S Jentyt 0 l'l1:,f Rf-'.-J lfurlwn Vlfllit:-, llmxv lllkwllrzrrrwx lxm S411-zrfrml. L? ill ' l'l11l ilwllm , Q21 lu: St 1 s, lum Hall. 1 . , . . . . . - I A . . . . , . I 1 I I , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , -ill are e' -W0 lie liirls' llolrling Twin: . . . WATCH THAT HCOK! These girls deserve a big hand for they are real South High pioneers! With the boys' bowling team having so much fun every Saturday morning, the ladies thought it might be a good idea if they got in on the act. And that's exactly what happened! Under the sponsorship of Bruce Hamm, South High's girls' bowling team not only got underway this year but went right out and at the time of writing got a good hold on the city championship with a total of fifteen wins out of twenty games played against other city high school teams. The scene of all this activity is the Champion Recreation Alleys and the time . . . each Saturday morning. l vrtt l t ltttt li :ltt: l't'1i1',' lftlwttxtlu, Ntvttttlftlwlwt,l'Qttts'r1t'oVnt,llwill'Jtt1Lv xml Irtrtil,It'ltt1.ttltt1H1 Kyiv Si f ' ,1- l aim' Stuff . . . 1 GET YOUR COPY HERE' Once agaln staff members of South I-l1ghs student pubhcatron The Vorce were able to announce a most successful school year Although blCI1'l1I1g w1th an almost ent1rely new staff subscr1pt1on l1sts took on the new look Wllh over 900 enl1sted each semester out of a total school enrollment of 1200 H1ghl1ghts of the year 1ncluded two spec1al assembhes for subscrrbers one the mot1on p1cture rn techmcolor My Fnend Fhcka and the other a Vo1ce Style Show wh1ch rn add1t1on to presentmg the latest models 1n lad1es clothmg by varrous members of the athlet1c squads brought out some hldden talent among the members of our student body Murrel Kaufman acted as ed1tor1n Ch1Gf and Mr Moore as adv1sor l II 1 nt l tn l.1:J lltv.-.' l'lt','ll1. l'1:111.H, Mt Intl lff1v1lmf11t,t'it1',f Ayxcir-:owl lv'ltIIlVlt litfltt lt. .V 11:1 ll l 111-tt 'l't11rvf'y, Itwum llztytlvt, Klum mtv Klfxmt, llllvllxrt lV'11l..!f 1:1 'ftmztx lt- Vttvtwlz lun xltlgif-:1, Altw lttihtxttzttt lftvl-I Pt tlrty, Itrtk lltmttwr. lw R: ti 1 tal: lttlr-:rt . . . 1 - . H 1 - H , . . . . . - . H 1 H . . 1 - - - - If . . H 1 I - H H . . . . . . 1 1 . , . . . 1 V ,,,1mt tp, Q Flmw . . . ASPIRIN! IODINE! BANDAGES! The attractive ladies pictured below have become well acquainted with numerous medical terms in addition to those listed in the headline. They achieved this ability by devoting one period each day in assisting Florence Daley, school nurse, in her work in the school clinic. Here is the seat of operations for such minor ailments as headaches, stomach aches, cuts, bruises, toothaches and sore throats, and by being present to lend a helping hand these clinic assistants not only see how the job of curing ills is per- formed but at times take a hand in it themselves. Also in line of duty is their job of keeping accurate records and running messages. H t Mary Rounds Ian Shaw l Page Seventy five l t t irs Row , 9 , Second Row Ann lanes, Wilma Poorrnan, Viiqinia Boylan, Dolores linan. is -' are llffiw' Assistants . . . ll ctty N 11 Sxkolos y B n Ko zw ra PLEASE COME TO THE OFFICE 9 'P 9 'P ? The above questlon marks rndlcate that the person on the recetvmg end oi such a request by one ot the young ladres prctured above mrght not know to wh1ch othce he was berng summoned for there are really two ofhces at South Hrgh One the attendance ofhce under the dlrectxon of Mr Soller requrres 1ts helpers to do a number of jobs wh1ch are related to the typmg mlmeographrng and d1str1but1on of the darly absence report The other the mam ofhce demands that tts helpers watt on anyone appearmg at the ma1n counter recerve telephone calls WI1l9 out tardy admrts and hall passes wh1ch must be slgned by one of the secretanes operate the drtto machrne and electnc typewnter understand the program card frles and run messages To these people the school 1S deeply 1ndebted for therr w1l11ngness to serve and the1r hne work -f Page Seventy sxx x l i Fxrst Row Sor '41 Shotts, B Vtdtza, er: v 'k , or me c rx . Snvond Row Nancy Ferguson, lrrsoplnno Gunn, Loretta Thuuk, Iune Best, Peggy llrhmd, Frances Us '. . . . . ' ll I ll 1 ll I ll I . , . , . ' I 1 1 1 1 , . .tg . ' tj.. Stagvrraft 'lub . . . OFFICERS Dick Fithian ........................... President Margie Cailor .................... Vice-President Pat Herman .......................... Secretary ACROSS THE FOOTLIGHTS High point in the lite ot a Stagecrait Club member is the opportunity to act in a full-length play before a full house . This year the opportunity was provided March 24 when the organization presented the well-received play, A Case of Springtime . Other chances for actual experience come in the form of one-act plays presented to various city clubs and ushering at the Playhouse. The group meets on the last Thursday of each month and is sponsored by E. G. Diehm. 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A CASE OF SPRINGTIME By Lee Sherman E G Dlehm Drrector CAST Bob Parker Betty Parker D1Ck16 Parker Mr Parker Mrs Parker Louella the mard Gwen Anderson Ioan Abernaker Mr Abernaker th prrnclpal Mrs Brunswrck Mrs Iames Mrs H111 Detectrve Mass Brrght SYNOPSIS Ac I Mornmg lust before school Drck Frthran Emy Lou Montgomery Pete Campean lack Bannon Marlene Bxelrch Wllma lean Poorman Patty Drummond Betty Vlckers Nathan Smrth Paul Wllhelm lanet Smrth Rose Colla Iune McDowell Mlke Sanko Marllyn Chaffee Act II Early evenrng several days later Act Ill A httle later the same evenrnq Place The lrvrnq room of the Parker home Trme The present early sprlng t l ' 0 K ' 0 0 Eddie, her brother ......................,.... ' . , e ' ' .,............... ' t : ' , ' Cpmwll I vuquv . OFFICERS D1Ck F1th1an Presldent Marlene B1el1ch Vrce Pres1dent Iune McDowell cretary WHATS THE POINT' Meetrng each Tuesday after school 1n Room 7 under the drrectron and sponsorsh1p of E G Drehm members of the Speech League held as then purpose The Extensron of the Art of Forensrcs Durlng the past year these youthful speakers have taken a very actxve part rn the hte of the school and commun1ty by partrcxpatrng rn drscussrons sponsored by several rad1o statrons var1ous C1lY clubs and organrzauons and speech tournaments Also on the schedule and a h1gh11ght of the year was thexr part1c1pat1on rn the Prrnce of Peace declamatron contests sponsored by local churches 1 l K I 0 Q I l'1x::t Row tfluxrlwsz Eluycl-tr, lmlv M lmu-.'wl', lvlult-nu liwlxrlx lm k fwtlwztxxm, Mx l ,t-lm: fltwtmcl Huw llmw Html, llxyv lVltlnlflt'11, H:t'lmx'rl Vttrtymxrt Tlmrl Huw 'Iwi liwwlw. . ....................... Se . . I . I . u - - 11 1 . H - H - +' lwxt-lf1tl1ty EP fulwola' Upvralors . . . GOOD MORNING! Each morning every South High student is greeted over our public address system with a cheerful hello , the reading of the Bible and the regular daily announcements. Behind these remarks and responsible for seeing that everything's heard are the console operators pictured below. Under the direction ot E. G. Diehm each person is assigned to one period each day and during the homeroom period. Duties include playing records for various classes, tuning in radio pro- grams related to class study and transmitting them to the proper rooms, and accepting and transmitting calls from the main office. As you can see it it were not for the abilities and dependability ot the console operators, our P.A. System wouldn't be of very much value. tllt lltlitx it l l'ti::t lltww l'tttt bitt mln llutiitltl blttllutiu, lvl: lltllultir1,'l'wtl lltwtlt-, Ittmlq Qjtlwttttig, I' 4' l',,tt,H, ,lttiv,:,,,1 il. t-mail llwxx 'I'l,-m:,.:1E,1ti:zri lltttw, it Witttlil, Wttllwt lllitkvly, llit in itil Vtrtlttitrit -1' T . .Y '. ' W is Hara-hing lhuul . . . STRIKE UP THE BAND' Prrde of South Hrgh School 1S the Marchrng Band under the drrectron of Wallace Hard Meetrng for practlce sesslons each day durrng the hrst perrod 1n the 1n the school audrtorrum band members got rn therr l1cks of hard work for the school year almost from the hrst day school opened Responsrble for a halftrme show one week later at the openlng football game the gang came through 1n a blg way and has been dorng so ever srnce On the agenda for partlcrpatron were out of town trrps to East Lrverpool and Massrllon all school assemblres durrng the year the annual Chnstmas program rn conjunctron w1th the A Cappella Cholr a formal band concert for the ent1re school commencement exercrses and musrc between acts of all school plays Takmg part m the North Eastern Ohro Solo Compet1t1on Festrval held at Baldwrn Wallace College March ll were Phrl Krlpatrrck Frank Anzellotr Larry Woodworth Dlck Brown B111 Byo Charles Schafer and Dave Robrnson lPzV1tY . I ' 1 1 1 , . A I l I 1 I I - .y 3 ' 1 , M. , -tt s .rt 1 two V, I fappvlla Fhoir . . . An experience not soon forgotten is the opportunity to hear South Hlgh s own A Cappella Chorr under the dlrectton of Oliver Cash Meeting each day during the sixth period in the school auditorium this organization de veloped the ability to smg flawlessly and in perfect harmony at all its many appearances at school and throughout the community In addition to singing at school functions whrch included Thanksgivmg Christmas and Washmgtons Birthday assemblies the Chnstmas Musical Iunior High Schools the National Meeting of the Parent Teachers Assocma tion held at the Warner Theater in April First Christian St Lukes Lutheran and Trinity Churches ltlwlttl and the Spring Music Festival, the group traveled to Hillman and Princeton Tir it ,ir11y' trw- Is Sound Effvrls . . . CHEERLEADERS High on the list ot requirements for a good athletic team is the need for a good cheerleading section. And that we have lots of! On hand at all pep assemblies and athletic contests these girls did an excellent 1ob ot worklng up enthusiasm for the home town boys win or lose IH ta1r weather and in foul ylv MPJORETTES Falling in the category of spectaculars the lovely lassies pictured below pride of the marching band were one ot the chiet attractions at all football games Demanding well earned attentlon from the time they ap peared on the field wearing beautlful white uruforms boots and hats they proceeded to twirl their lighted batons with an ease and grace that only came through long hours of practice and drilling V y P141-ttqltty o lllllllifl ull l onfw mu 0 I 5 .. V . Q . I . xv mf Q .fl I'1-11 I 1 yf Martifrn Pivturo Club . . . Fx: lj an k Du all Paul Pc-ters lohn Ro m on Ler Gm 1 Bah lxnutt d R w M B 11 D lt Turnb ll To Bode Ronald l-lernrn Ho vaxd R h ds Robert L w Phllllr Ilrl Aull Mx M1h1rr WHAT' NO MICKEY MOUSE' No there wasnt any Mrckey Mouse when the boys prctured above started the projectors ro1l1ng rn the motron plcture room on the second floor but that wasnt the1r job Charged wrth the respons1b1l1ty of seerng that each class ass1gned to thrs room saw the prcture all the way through and at the r1ght trme these boys made the grade on every occas1on To do th1s work as 1t should be done all motron plcture club members were not only requlred to operate two pro1ectors but also had to under stand the 1ntr1cac1es of the shde machrne and the turntable wh1ch accom pan1es It And trnally rf a break rn the fxlm should occur they must have the abrhty to sphce lt on the spot so that the show could go on It goes wlthout say1ng that only those students who proved themselves rehable and capable were accepted for thrs tra1n1ng and work f Page E1f1l1lYSSVQIl l'u'st Row .ngonu Wol Q ang, lol Cupp, Fran v , - ' , b s , . oy r lu Ill, w ' , Suron 0 r'. rms, xv' u , In , rc , x ' 1C ar , , rr , ' 1 llvrnpsvy, L ar , '. 4 1 y. K 'l'lnrcI Row lolxn Mathers, Tom Slxarrsh, Don Peloqum, Ronald Strllson, lack Zenn, lrw1n Hazel, lack lVll'f:lVOlll, Ronald Wade. . . , . . I I , . 1 I . - - - If - - H . ' I I - - - - H H 'WM- V N Ihr JAL I Hi- Y . . . 1 111-1 11 o1-11 11v 1 1 c 1 r 1 1 111111 v1 1 v 11 1 D11 1 v 1 1 11 Bob 1 OFFICERS B111 Hendrlcks Presldent Iohn Buchanan V1ce Pres1dent Drck Flthlan Secretary B111 Frlchtel Treasurer FOR HES A IOLLY GOOD FELLOW' Wrthout doubt the most actrve H1 Y club 1n the area th1s year s GCl1Vl11eS 1ncluded a Fall Dance at the Youth Center the annual Chrrstmas Dance a party for new and old members a party and dance at the Cycle Club the annual Sprmg Dance a party at the lob cab1n at the WFMI towers 1o1nt meetrngs wlth jun1or and senror Y Teens a football rally assembly H1 Y CIVIC Day part1c1pat1on usherlng at the Palace Theater for Good Fnday SSIVICGS and part1c1pat1on 1n the Mahomng Valley H1Y Basketball League All th1s IH addltlon to regular meetmgs held each Tuesday at the Youth Center under the advrsorshlp of Leshe B Ca1v1n 1 P1111 I1 l'11::t 1111111 111v11 F1t1111111, B111 Havk 110 G 4k1 1-11 11, R011 LI11111, LT11tt ki1111Ill11jl1KI1II, 11111 I,111r-11, 1111-111 Vt'.111111s, C111111: S1'11111111', 101111 B111'111 , 1111 1 V1r111111t1, 11111 1'1111t111. 81111111111 1111w B111 F111'11111l, 111111 l.11w, l511'k FH1111111, 110 F111kw1:11, B111 B1111111, 1111'k B111111c , 1'11'k 31111111121 Rrxszavll Hxxon, H11111 V1f'l111lilIIS, N11t111111 Sl1ll11I, A11 l111G1-111110, ll11v1 1W11t11:-, 111111 RUl3l11SU11. '1'1111l1 1111w 11.11, C11 111, 1111-11 Slllllll, V11 L11 M1111111, Bllly 1i111kl1111t, G111111111 M1111::, 111111 1111111s, 1111111 111111111111 1111v11 1'1k1'1I1SO , 1'l11111111'k::. 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ii 11 1fi11111y' 11112 llvglrin . . . OFFICERS Shrrley Mortensen Presrdent on1a Shotts Vrce Prebrdent Delorrse Essany Secretary Hegwrn Y Teens under the gurdance of MISS Davts has as 1ts creed Help Every Gul When In Need Wrth thrs thought rn mmd they have been able to reahze a most profrtable year Holdrng therr meet1ngs on the econd and fourth Tuesday evenrngs ol each month at the Y W C A they have been able to enloy rn add1t1on to the1r regular program such attractlons as the annual Sprmg Prom of all YTeen clubs rn the Mahonrng Valley held at Idora Park several partxes a YTeen Chorce N1ght dancrng lessons and a Senror Tea l C . . W. K., ...........-.....-.. . . ' Pat Herman ........................... Treasurer . ,... , . . , . V w .' . , i I ,, , Tvgmai . . . OFFICERS Rosalie DiRando ....................... President Audrey Hoffman .................. Vice-President Eleanor D'Am1co ....................... Secretary Wylma Dolne ......................... Treasurer Advised during the 1950 school year by Miss Cecilia Kutcher, Tegmai, the Iunior chapter of the Y-Teen organization at South High School, enjoyed a highly varied and successful year. Meeting the first and third Thursday of the month at the Y.W.C.A., members, in addition to their regular meetings, were led on a conducted tour of Radio Station WFMI held several joint meetings with the Hi Y club planned and carried out a Truth or Cons quence program were instructed in hair styling and the proper use of makeup and part cipated in the Y W C A Swimming Pool Campaign l J I . - H A If - cv , . . . 1 . . t i D Q l at .' s s Q tw A K . W -L S 1 , ,X 4 , -X X111 . itil A, '4 - hniviliu . . . OFFICERS Rhoda Sabel Secretary Rose Mar1e Colla Treasurer Meetmg under the quldance of three sponsors MISS Martha Gaqy1 M159 Ruth MCClGlI1 and Mrss Dorothy Wletelmann Am1c1t1a Y Teens representmq members of the sophomore class carrled through a most rnterestmq club proqram durmq the past year Among the many events en1oyed by club members were a sklt on etlquette a Sport Dance a recogmtlon SGYVICG a Red Cross SGIVICE prolect a df monstratxon of makeup a movle a Valentme Dance a Varrety Show and the annual Sprmq Prom held 1n ldora Park Ballroom r X ff A If ' 4 Pat Durkin .........,........,..,...... President 1 X gl VNQNNI -is-gf, E , w if 3. 5-'-si ' 401-0 ' i iirl's A thletia? Association . . . r t Row Mary Pahut Dorothy Fecko 'Tula Tourx Bessy Seterladxs Barbara Wert Bally Schuman llusty Streets Helen lpe Gay Ar derson Kay Rlchards Bally Stroll: Dee Evans Barbara Mattson Patty Drummond Peqqy Athanausen rand Row loan Osborne Helen Buble Slnrl y Mortensen Jeannette Hlnkson Loretta Thurllc Betty Vukexs Barn Host Eleanor Amer lnld Row Dorothy Vross Qhlrley Sample lanet Snntll RO9GllE Vscchtono Georara Manolukas Sonlx Slxotts Betty V1d1s lean Vall sl Ma llyn Grtttlths Io Ann Hall Flxzaboth Vaupel lonxth Row Ioan Martln V1da Martxn Fay Madden Wtlrnr Poounun Rosalie lllllando lonna llaltxtek Norma lvan OFFICERS Soma Shotts V1ce Presldent Betty V1d1S Secretary Mary Pahut Treasurer MISS Hlchards Advlsor ON THE BEAM' Hrqh on the 11st oi act1v1t1es for the year were tournaments whrch 1ncluded Basketball volleyball and pmq pong Later ln the year the annual spnng plcruc was held down 1n the W11dS of M111 Creek Park Holdmg as therr creed Good Sportsmansh1p the group met every other Wednesday ln the month 1n the q1IlS gymnas1um l Paae Nlnety four Hur: , , , s, , , o , r , .sv - ' 4 , L Q - .- , . . , .4 , , fl , W ' , 17, . , V . , V J I Q 4 .A Eleanor Altier ......................... President I - u . . . . H . ., .-fr ' , In .M V. lnnuul Staff . . . WHAT A IOB! First comes the selection of the staff. Then comes the work! Take seventeen pages of hard-earned advertising, add about thirty-five group pictures, ten pages of snapshots, 400 pictures of graduating seniors plus payments and activity sheets for same, type up a whole lot of lists, get a tistful of action shots of various athletic contests, be certain to get the right names with the right faces, figure out a good theme and get hold of someone like Sid Krute to make that theme come out right, collect the money from all the advertisers, rush everything to the printer by the first of April, plan to distribute what you get so that everyone will receive his money's worth at the same time and Whatayagot ? ? ? 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'l'11,t z..1l.:k: li t1 l lt11..'- lt ll1xv:1 4, H1111 ' wty 1111.1 'L' ibrury Assislanls . . . w an mf e x tn A n I 0 4 1 c mm va S m 1 an le rx 1 1 S1 OFFICERS Donna 1VlcCaughtry Presldent Margaret Maley V1ce Presldent Faye Madden Secretary WE VE GOT THE ANSWER' South Hrgh s hbrary ass1stants meet durmg the second homeroom assem blles under the adv1sorsh1p of Iohn Creager Lrbrarran and Mrs Davld Shaw Asslstant L1brar1an to plan the d1str1but1on of work and to drscuss the varrous procedures necessary to carry on the hbrary servxce Respons1b111ty for the preparatron and crrculatlon of 11300 books and several thousand magazmes and pamphlets requlres the careful attenuon of a staff of 28 who recelve for thelr servlce and study one quarter cred1t each semester f P1 0 NIKE X l'u::t New lfaztlwx Solwrunsky, Sully lto l Cl, If it l,yl , Peqqy Mc Ivy, lnlmlef Krculsv, Nw xx G14-fully, lwzwpvlllllsl I ft . IR- wxul Nov: Ml. C11-fxcgwz, Immun Mutm, Pays Maritim, Nw' ll ui, loywv H111 el, Iwm Vhfwrt K'-H111 lwxvlzz, Ntmlm Hculxrlzrnlqlx, l,1ll1e May Muck, Wilma lerm Pooxrxxun, Llluxci Ttxylmr, 'l'l1.1rt Row Rofwmfxry Vfvllct, lltmntt Mcfilrtxzqlxtry, I 'k lo ws, Inn-I Snuth, Sh rlwy .t rm-lv. 1 . , . . . I I - I - F I ' - I 1 . I . ei . rg, '1 tysi Ff- Q-'SN -N-QQ-f '11 'wx S F x I iam, W 'Er' :. ...':'i.-: M 'JK gsm. - W41y0aH...H,w!e,4f , Pace Nmety seven lfoolball . THE RAYMOND BOTT TROPHY f Plqe mpiy Qmhi Lost to next years comb1nat1on w1ll be 13 top flrght senror players who Football . . . South Hlghs gr1d mach1ne for 1949 Wllh the a1d of several sophomore standouts were able to present a record of four w ns and f1ve losses by the t1me the frnal whlstle blew rn therr last contest agamst the powerful Mass1llon Txgers In crty senes cornpetrtron South ran 1nto a strong Chaney eleven for the season opener and 1n add1t1on to the loss of the game suffered 1n1ur1es to three regulars who were out for the balance of the season The Warrrors then dec1ded1y whumped Ursulme 19 6 dropped the next to East 207 and wound up by takrng Wxlson 1nto camp 256 and upsettmg the1r b1tterest rlvals Rayen 3019 In out of town competrtron the Red and Blues topped the N11es Red Dragons 34 19 but came out on the lOS11 g end aga1nst East L1verpool 20 13 Canton Lmcoln 7 6 and Massrllon 38 13 w1ll be hard to replace South South South South South South South South South Czty Serzes 'Et Chaney Nlles Ursuhne East L1verpool Canton Lmcoln East Wllson Rayen Massrllon Page Nmety mn . . 12 . . . . 34 ' - . . . 19 - . - - - 13 ' - . 5 . - . . 7 . . - . - 25 ' . . - . 30 . - . . . 13 ' . , f f H If T I0 Tmun . . . SENIORS . . . Pete Popovich, Don Goist, Cliff Cunningham, Victor LaMarco, Iim Oliver, Pat Russo, Dyke Hall, Ed Stawarski, lack Bannon, Iack Mc- Bride, Norman Brady, Bob Evans and Mike Gerchak. IUNIORS . . . Bill Schoessel, Ioe Byrdy, Sam D'Annessa, Dave Delfino, Roger Cain, Bob Yeckel, Lester Grissette, Iack Synder, Ken Shaffer, Iohn Pom- pura, Ray Sobnosky, Eddie Egolf, Tom Nadrich, Don Edie and Al Fortunato. SOPHOMORES Herbert Brady Bob Cam B111 Booth Dick Rankln Lingar Humphrey Ernest Brantley Gene Ellis B111 DAm1co lack Carney Al Floyd Ioe Sosnowsk1 Holland Morrzson Tony Santucc1 and Robert Milner 111 1 1 1 or B r J ri 30111111 1 Don C012 c1111 W 11111 11 B1llC'1orqe C1 C111111111 Ol 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L btawars 1 tt r 1 vita F1111 st Brant Q y 111 inydu A I Com I1 Ben Laskm Tlmci Row lu k Br11111c111 KC11 Shattrr C' no lll1 lohn Pompura R1y bObIlOSkl lddu Fqolf Tom N ldll l1 llfll ld1e B111 12 A111110 lark MLB 1de NU111 an Brady mick Carney Bob Evans F111r1l1 Row S11 vo Powlysyn 'vlqr 13011 Folkw 111 Mm Alfred Floyd Al Fc11t1111ato Ion Bo-a11owsk1 Roll md Mo111o11 Tr11y qCIIlfUCCl Robert M1l11c1 M1kL Ge-rchak Mlke Kohn Mqr Fd Qwxerz Mgr -ff Page One Hundred l 0 I I ' I . I ' . l h . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - lmlt to 1l1I. l' 1111 R nw B1ll S 'l101-:1Sr11,l 1 y dy, lvl l 11 11, 1 :ty S l' 'A 11251 , -1 ,, l ff , 11' l111111, V111 l.11 Mc11'n1,I11111s1s Ol1v11, ll11vv IM fIlO. For-111111 Row f:OtIt'll IOI111 MFAIQD, Hmlnwrt firmly, Bob Cam, Pat Rurzsok Ho11f'11 C11111, Bob Yetkel, B1ll RouIl1, Itutk R Illklll, L11111111 l'lL1IIllllll7Y, Dyk 1 E41 ll, 'ci B 1-L, Los 1 G 155: -, 1 l' ', I 'k ' - vw ,- V, 1 , 111 ,I sz, , 1 ' 5 , f 1 , , 1 v . 12, ', .'1, 1 ,f , I 1 1 .' 1 , 1 ., 'V .1 , ., , 1' 1 , , , 1 5 1 l L ' 1 31 V' ' 1 1 -1 A L 1 1 . 121 Svawmn's Summary . . . SOUTH 12 CHANEY 19 Warrrors drop the opener to a rugged Cowboy eleven and also lose Bob Evans rugged guard v1a a broken ankle and center lack Bannon W1th a drslocated shoulder Soph Ernie Brantley and Dave Delfrno rambling fullback rack up scores SOUTH 34 NILES 19 Delfmo rips the Red Dragon l1ne to shreds and scores twice while also rompmg away for several long runs Toss in an 82 yard jaunt by Lrngar Humphrey touchdown passes from Brantley to Ed Stawarski and Pete Popo vrch and there s your ball game SOUTH 19 URSULINE 6 The Ursu11ne Ir1sh fall before a powerful and alert Warrlor forward wall as we wrap up our second straight VICTOYY Ioe Byrdy s running and Brantley aerial and laterals to opposite end lack McBr1de who scoots 40 yards for the fmal South tally SOUTH 13 EAST LIVERPOOL 20 Warrrors leave home for the first time this season and drop a close one to the fighting Potters of Liverpool B111 Schoessel takes a pass from Brantley for the first score and end Popovrch scoops up an enemy punt blocked by Don GO1Sl for the remalnrng touchdown Potter halfback Red Stanley proves to be a thorn in the Red and Blues s1de as he completes passes almost at w1l1 I P1-'JOO ld Brantley's spectacular passing again gain the spotlight. Popovich takes a 'il Q no lltmrro 0110 lil- SOUTH 6 CANTON LINCOLN 7 South takes another tnp and drops a one polnter to a Wm starved Canton L1nco1n eleven Th1s t1me 1t s the sparkhng runn1ng of Ioe Byrdy who sk1rts h1S left end for the s1xpo1nter Pete Popov1ch becomes a terror on defense but Lmcoln seekmg 1lS f1rst W1n 111 two years presses on to a v1ctory SOUTH 7 EAST 20 East s Blue and Gold soon to become c1ty champlons TGISG themselves to the occas1on and down a determ1ned but outfought WGIIIOI aggrega t1on The Sunr1sers sensat1onal Don Comm1ngs a fl1tt1ng ghost 1n a foot ball jersey glves us a rather d1shearten1ng even1ng South retallates on Lmgar Humphreys plunge but the damage 1S done SOUTH 25 WILSON 6 Hllllng the w1n column once agam the WQIIIOIS pour 1t on the much demoral1zed and befuddled Woodrow Wllson Pres1dents Ioe Byrdy romps away on scor1ng jaunts of 34 and 58 yards Pat Russo feathery halfback enrolls 1n the scor1ng column along W1th Humphrey South s Don GO1Sl and Ray Sobnosky have a defenslve fleld day We upset our most b1tter r1vals the Rayen T1gers on a wmd swept snow blown f1eld before 7 000 freezmg fans Erme Brantleys talented r1ght arm connects on two scor1ng passes to Byrdv and starts the ball rolhng Delf1no then roars 67 yards for the score that breaks the game Wlde open To sew thmgs up Rocket Delf1no wh stles over for another B111 Burney fleet Hayen back IS the north s1der s sh1n1ng llght SOUTH 13 MASSILLON 38 Wlndlng up the season the potent Masslllon Tlgers plaster the War IIOIS by a four touchdown marg1n Delf1no and Humphrey score on lme bucks but the Tlger s w1l1 o the WISP halfback D1Ck Iacobs completely steals the show In droppmq the curta1n Souths g1ant ends Pete Popovlch and Inn Ollver play the defenswe game of the year l I Page One Hundred TWO I 1 . - ' . . . . , . . - - 11 11 - - - 1 1 1 f . . . 1 . . . 1 1 - - 11 - 11 - 11 . 1 11 . . . . . . , ' 1 . - 1 . 1 1 1 . . . . ,, . ,, . . . 11 - 11 - 1 1 . . . 1 . SOUTH 30 . . . RAYEN l9 . . 11 - 11 . 1 1 ' 1 - - - 1 . . I 1 A . . 11 11 . : . ' 1 . . 1 . . . , ' . . . 1 . . . 11 - 11 11 1 M ' . 11 - - . 11 - 1 11 - - - . - 1 - . - - - 1 1 , . 1 1 1 Tha' T vain . . . After wmmng the C1ty SGIIGS Champ1onsh1p for seven consecut1ve years South s Warr1ors hnally fell before a powerful Rayen squad that went unde feated 1n all the1r ser1e games South s cagers then upset Chaney Ursulme Wllson and North 1n successlon before los1ng to East s SUDIISQIS and f1n1shed the1r regular season w1th a 12 6 record In the North Eastern Ohro Sect1onal Tournament the Warr1ors fared better than they had for many years Overcommg East Palest1ne S5 51 they followed th1s w1n w1th s1m1lar v1ctor1es over W1lson 55 41 Boardman 50 46 and Canton South the surpnse package of the tournament 34 31 to w1n a berth 1n the Reg1onals A g1ant Garf1eld He1ghts team however ended season play w1th a 50 38 vxctory l l1 full l'11:-t flax-.' ltit 1, ll..1l1! 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December 3 South 49 Nlles 30 South takes opener from undersrzed Red Dragons Warrrers too tall POPOV1Ch tosses ln 17 and Raub 10 December 9 South 53 Toronto 37 Toronto has an off mght on thexr home court Popov1ch cant m1ss Garners 22 po1nts December 13 South .46 Hubbard 26 Even on thexr own floor poor 111 Hubbard cant g1ve much oppos1t1on Pete gets 20 and Tarazewskr 9 December 16 South 48 Canton South 26 Boys venture to Canton and come home wxth fourth trrumph 1n row POpOV1Ch has off nrght and only gets 23 December 20 South 44 Sharon 61 Those treacherous hohdays' Every thmg goes wrong but Raub who prcks up 12 po1nts December 23 South 35 Farrell 50 These Pennsylvanra schools' Same story Guy named Delxse hlts for 16 Popov1ch manages 13 Ianuary 6 South 46 Rayen 47 Overtxme Excrtement Warnors lose heartbreaker IH hrst c1ty serles t1lt Raub cards 15 and Tarazewskr 10 Icmuary 7 South 35 Akron South 48 These Akromtes could h1t a drme w1th a toothpxck at 50 feet Some dead eye named Noble blasts meshes for 19 po1nts Ianuary 14 South 50 Memonal 35 Red Devlls Bragalone bags 25 po1nts but Warrlors all around attack takes f1na1 honors P 0 H 1 S l ' . 1 1 L . , . . r - ' -' , . . . . . . , . . , . .wr , rv V ., aj GJ1 Ilft llllf 1 'VT 11X ,f Ianuary 20 - South 69 - Chaney 44 . . . Big Pete Popovich tosses everything through the hoop but the referee . . . Collects 29 markers . . . Raub has 12. Ianuary 21 - South 47 - Massillon 44 . . . Popovich's brilliant floor game coupled with the shooting of DeGenaro and Tarazewski prove too much for the Tigers. Ianuary 28 - South 52 - Ursuline 43 . . . Ursuline game ends Pete Popovich's scholastic career in blaze of glory. Scores 15 points and leads way to win. February 3 - South 39 - Wilson 33 . . . Raub, set-shot artist, racks up 17 mark- ers. Bill Swager finds the range for 12. February 4 - South 37 - Girard 38 . . . Warriors develop case of week-end blues. Bad ball handling causes downfall . . . DeGenaro manages 10. February 10 - South 46 - North 41 . . . North's Earl Iohnston pours through 20 points but Warriors keep steady pace to take fourth city-series win. February 11 - South 41 - St. Benedictine 38 . . . DeGenaro flips in 14 markers and lack Carney 10 as Redskins lower the boom on Clevelanders. February 17 - South 36 - East 39 . . . Another bad night. Warriors take too long to get started. Goodby to City Championship as rtayen cashes in. lFebruary 18 - South 31 - Fitch 26 . . . Last game of the year . . . Rather unin- teresting. Carney leads the pack with ten points. -if Page One Hundred Seven '14 Golf T eam . Ai 'YZ IP Though only winning one contest out of ten South s golf team still had a whale of a good time doing 1t Representmg the red and blue on the 11nks were Iack Colwell Dick Mallory B111 Douglass and B111 Fitzer April 28 ...... May May May May May May May May May 31 SCHEDULE South South South South South South South South South South If V2 2 X2 Page One Hundred Eight 53? 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