Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)
- Class of 1950
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A .ALMA MATER Through the halls of Struthers Hugh School Loud our pralses rmg For to thls our Alma Mater Always we w1ll smg Here s to Struthers Hall to thee Now we pledge our loyalty And we trust We 11 ne er forget you True to you we 11 be 2 TZ? h w Q Adm mzstratzon BOARD OF EDUCATION fleft to rlghtj Elvm W Swander Wnllmm F Nehs fclerkj Roy E Burch fpresldent OhsR Heldman HughF McPhee HlY01dMl11l8GB nndO j Gabrlel fsuperlntendentj HIGH scnoox. Um to right, C A Hostetler fAssistu.nt Prmcxpnlj, Anita Gentile Sec- retaryj, and Paul C. Lisse fPrincipalj. 1 . ., : fa 1fi'QL'bg5k7-.1 N:-I. 1 r 5- A 1 ..1 . ., -ja-'fr -1,1 35-YZ , 5. 'ggi' 6 . , . 1 I L X P' ' ff K 2? 3 Annual Editors i I ah V12 FRONT ROW Left to Rxght Duck Brush Mr Myers SECOND ROW Duck Hlxson Jamce Murphy Betty Ann Schmid Wllda Nord Mary Ann Busko Joan Fdltor ln Chlef Fdltor Business Manager Llterarx Edltor Art Fdltor Snapshot Fdltor Legend Senior Fdltor Txplng Edltor Senxor Edltor Sport Fdltor Baker D D I 4 Dlck Brush Bettx Ann Qchmld Don Phelps Mary Ann Busko Wxlda Nord joan Baker Janice Murphx jean Bel fAbsentj Hugh Sm der fAbsentj Duck Hmxson fa B ul sz LL- ll- ---0 Q' W K Commercial Faculty sa eft to Rlght Laddxej Fedor Raymond E Metners Nicholas Pohl Front Row Left to Right Eleanor Foran Agnes Tonkovlch Back Row Left to Rlght William C Comstock Mary Boylan Oliver Davis, jr Roy Fxsher Mt St Vmcent College Duquesne University Carnegie Tech University of Plttsburgh Wuttenburg College Unwerslty oi Plttsburgh Miami University Unlverslty of Pittsburgh Youngstown College Kent State Untversxty Youngstown College BA BSc Addltxonal Work Addltional Work Addxtional Work A B 6 Youngstown College james X xllikln Unlverslty Ohio State University Ohio University Youngstown College Ohlo State Universut University of Missourl Englzsh Faculty B Sc B S C M A Additional Work B S Ed Additional Work Addltxonal Work l.. ' : I Mrs. Violet M. Dahman Marietta College B: A: . ' A. B. ' ' M. Ed. ' B. Sc. ' ' A. M. . A. B. Physical Education Faculty ft to Right Evelyn Haxnm Howard Heldmnn Absent Paul Shea Battle Creek College Miaxnl Unlverslty Saint Vincent College Geneva College West Virginia Universxty ft to Right E W Halverstadt j j Sxskowxc Elizabeth Yager Wmlfrled Mye rs George Repasky Wittenberg College Wooster College Ohio State Unwerslty Ohio State Unwerslty Ohlo State Unxversxty Youngstown College Youngstown College University of Plttsburgh Youngstown College Kent State Umversxty Unwerslty of Pittsburgh Newberry College Kent State Umversxty S Ed Lltt M Addxnonal Work Addltxonal Work Additional Work A B Addxhonel Work 7 Soc1a Sczence Faculty B S inPhyslca1 Ed B S Ed B Additional W ork Additional Work Le ' : ' .S. ' 1 I Le ' : . . ' A.B. . . ' ' B.Sc. ' ' ' ' A.B. ' ' B.Sc. ' ' ' f M. A. ' ' A.B. B. . . Mathematics Fa ulty Left to Rig-ht LATIN Elsre Shaw MUS IC Arlexgh Westerbeck ART Myron Miller MUSIC VmcentG btmon Mmmn Umversxty Ohto Northern Western Reserve West Vlrguua Umversxty Mount Umon College Umversxty of Pittsburgh Mount Unxon College Ohio State Umverslty Akron Umverslty Carnegle Tech Westmmster College Mount Unxon College Left to Rig Vt ayne Grlnnen Marguerite Tlgue C A Hosteller A B Addltxonnl Work Addltxonal Work AddlflOhA1 Work A B M Ed Addxtuonul Work B S d B S un Ed Addltlonnl Work Addltlonal VN ork Addxtxonal Work 8 Ohlo Umversxty Umvers1ty of Pittsburgh Kent State Umversxty Lake Erie College College of Wooster Unlversltv of Pittsburgh Purdue Umverstty B Sc M Ed Addltlonal W ork A B B Sc M Ed Addxttonal W ork M zscella neous F acuity sf Science Faculty Left to Right Robert Amedurl Mary O Nelll john P Gensy t to Right George F Carl Eugene C Giell Le otta james George Ordlch Umverslty of Oregon Ohlo State Umversntx Bowlmg Green Unuversxtv Clnclnnnu Unwersxtx Kent State Umversutx Fastern Kentucky. Qtafe College UhlVCfSllX of Pittsburgh B S Fng M A B 9 Addltuonal Work B S B G Addutxonnl Work Y Youngstown College Youngstown College Youngstown College Ohio State University Ohxo State Umversxty Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of West Vlrglnla Voca tzo nal A rts Faculty B Sc Addxtxonnl Work B S Ed B S Ed M A Addlflfillll Work Additional W ork XFV C 00,951 ,Ll 31560 N 19 O - f X W Xxx fllv S f RX X Q' ER A6111 ' X N508 'Xa IK x 'P x 'X N P' ov K xslbw . X -Q- ' -., 5. . Q.- o' 5 .NS Q xx ,xxa 'lxn 941' 6-v, 1 x X Mx 'T' K. - is , -x..', . 'x, Q- 51 T:-.YS 4.L'rf' -' ' -.X K.. -,I 4-'SX'-., , N iff. 3-fj-j,- :..- -4 u- wx' 01014 1-HX5 xck Anhun Staff. Band uctofipns tudent Councn Student Punts 'Yhesptans MARY Bus Annum Stnii Archerv Badmxnton Dfarnatxc Club xdehs 'Y eens utiond Bon Somew . . Y -Teens ....... . ...... 'XZ3 anish CXub . .... . ....... tudent Couvci . . . . . . Student Prints ...... . ..... . BET T Y ANN SCHMXD Annuak Staff ................. 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Annual Staff Band Basketball Ductonans Monitor NICHOLAS SAPIO Nlck Student C ouncll JAMES SAR NA H1 WJJW Archery Badminton Dramatxcl jr Y Teens Latin Club Orchestra Sr Y Teens JFANNE SCHALL Jeannie PAUL SHILLING Football Patrick Baseball Basketball PETER SER ICH Pete MARILYN SHAFFER Annual Staff Badminton Dramatic! Glee Club jr Y Teens Sr Y Teens Student Prints 32 Frenchy 'fvwfyfv ANNA SHER MAN Anlalstnfi Annie can cu z,s 4 Sr Y Teens Siudent Council l Z 3 4 BER NARD SHILLING Wmnie Unw'-M-J GLEN SHILLING Golf Dlz Monitor 2 3 4 Student Council yarn Jziffdl HUGH SNYDER Flying Dutchman Annual Sta!! Monitor Stage Crew Science Club Student Council BILL STEVENS Annual Stn!! Mmiior . . . Bubbles .off Ml PHYLLIS STOVER Phippip Band. ................. ..... . Glee Club. .. .. ......... 1,2 3,4. jr. Y-Teenl............... Sr. Y-Teens.. ............... . Student Prints ............. 33 1774! M I ed pimpin L61 WILMA STR IC KLIN Arche ry Badmmton Wxllie Monitor 2.3 4 Student P rlnts BONIFACIO TATTA Ben Annual Staff Ductonans Lab Assxstant Science Club CHAR LES TILLER Chas DOLORFS TOMKO o Momtor S r Y Teens CATI-'ER INF VAR SHO Fndehs Monitor Sr Y Teens Kane HELEN VASILCHEK r Y Teens Sr Y Teens 34 1,16 Qffaa MMA! A ........ .. ..... .....1.Z- - A ' ................ ...l, .- L ex I N ......... ..........4. ' ' ............... ...3,4. ' ......... ....... . .4. y ' ....... ..... . ...... 4 . .L 'apr' --D -- jr.Y-Teens ...... . ............ l. W- . ................... -3. j . . - .................. 3,4. A T ' ' .. .......... . ...... ...3,4. ' ............... .....Z,3,4. , 7- . - ...... .... .....3.4. - ,I . - .......... . ....... ..Z. . - ................... 4. . n 4 . ' ,1 MTW woccflc,Uf R AYMOND VEZLKY Football Momtor Ray Student Council JICSEIPHINF VFLTRE Mudge jr Y Teens Sr Y Teens LUCILLE WHITSETT Archery Glee Club Y Teens Sr Y Teens Glee Club Monitor Luc y B OST ON WILSON Ace Baseball Basketball Football Monitor Student Counc ll Track GLENN W Il..T BFTTY YASECHKO Sr Y Teens Student Prtnts 35 Q 'UQZZZU 141114:-rv. MARY ZANNI Sr Y Teen! GEORGE ZENUCH Big George Monitor 9?? 7fj2 W fffww 36 WIASSES Class of 1951 ,,........ 212. .TM First Row Left to Rlght Clementine Brown Carolee George janet Brose Martha Anderson Freddie Akms oanne Aeppli Deborah Boldt Catherine Gaxern oanne Crawford Patty Begala janet Higgins Norma Dill Caryl Baker Je raldine Banovich Margaret Gerak Ann Carnovich Delores Folkwein Betty Bokros Rosie Bindel Second R ow ack Cooper Sam Banozic Albert DeChell1s Anthonx FlO!'ltO Richard Dmgev jim Dunn ean Freshcorn Clara Chianello Virginia Caracroccl Rose Marie Calutus Letizia Bovenzi Marjorie Grabel june Earwood Donald Ferguson Angelo Giancola Sam DiCioccio Stanley Adams . 'fd - A 'f-MQ' , f ' ' ,Sv -- ll , 'X Nl X1 . 3 8 Third Row Left to Right Ralph Farmer Benny Colangelo john Bodnark Alfred Guggliotio Armstead Barrett Harold Hart Robert Chlrst Bob Bloomberg Frank Balentme Nicky Giancola jack Granger Dick Grimm Eddie Brawer Dale Bricker Dale Dixon Patsy Agresta Don Allshouse Paul Greco T'f'T- Laila' Class of 1951 ..... CONTINUED .--L...1 First Row Left to Rlght Shxrley Stoeber Betty Polen Margle johns Pat Moorhead Betty McDonald Glenna jeffrey Betty jacobson Dorothy Yallech Betty Oprrsh Betty Ondrey jean Kukura Verna Murphy Dorothy Onderco Leta Massle Margie Varsho Betty Vrabel Second R ow Ramsey Wrlllams Leroy Vaughn jlm Umble Bob Watt Steve Wllaj Pete Sarlch Ray Swansmger Patty Ontko Conme Prochak Marlene Skolado jackie Segretl joe Tatta Roland Raco Pete Mraulak Tommy Redfern B1l1Str1shock Tom Wagner 39 Thlrd R ow B111 johns George Novak joe Rouzzo joe Moran B111 Nells Pat Naples Sam Slskowtc Tommy Vasvarx Gerald Marquxs Tom LaPage Eddle Katcher Bob Nestor Bob Lxptak Don Kurtz Bob Loncar Bob Qumn Donald Tkach Harry Sawka Class of 1952 First Row Left to Rzght Elleen Hlgglns Joanne Allen Joyce Haren Rose Agresta Margaret Ganda Racheal Charles Pauline Cerrlcko Geraldme Kachmer Phylhs Davies Ruth Ann Gordon Wllda Dean Sally Eslenbrown Katheryn Duaesko Damsy Bodine Bonnle Emch Paula Case Mary Ann Kasper Ann Harrls Marilyn Korody Carol Ivamsevlch Ardlth Hollenbaugh Second Row Glenn E111s Chester Harper Davld Ballslnger Dave Evans Tom Dunn Paul Birch Howard johnson joe DeV1cch1o Patty Ault Agnes Camp Ruth Barnett Evelyn Audre Geraldine Begalla Robert Cook Laurie Flack Don Bryson james Galida Nick Basista joe Adams 40 Thlrd Row George Fabms Dean Burns Carl Antol Don Boye Richard Bacxc Davld Brlndxst Carmen Fire john Centofantx Bob Bell james Bathsta Marln Booher Vmcent De1S1gnore Robert Democko Charles jacobs Rmchard Dunn Steve Hurght john Dittman Donald Sarnkey Stanley Floryanski john Gentxl Paul Ardey I I . 9 . . I . . , . - . , . . . ' 0 l . , I . . . 0 . 4 , ... , Class 0f 1952 . . . CONTINUED First Row, Left to Right joan Masterson hyllis Rossi ary Ann Sabol Nancy Watt Carol Mclntlre Dorothy Nenadich Nancy Mlhalko Ellen Ruth Patterson Shirley Turner Phyllis Thornton Peggy Slee joan Pavlov Kathleen Vanlk Dorothy Lucansky Norma Rosenberger Catherine Shrme Martha Parks Carolyn Schullck janet Smeltzer Kathy Walters Carol Morell Rose Packxch Sec ond R ow Robert Maruschak Glenn Munich Robert Vlosich Berenard Maycha jim Parker Esther Vmes Patrica Stewart Susan Newton Joanne Letoha Mary Zarlingo Joanne Shaffer Katheleen McCul1ey Esther Fox Lois jaksetlch jackulyn Tlmer Sally Stocker Sylvia Strlgan jamce Swernmer Sylvia Maccloncl Richard Mxhalko B111 Stover Dick Prest Dick Prest Archxe Parker 41 Third Row Peter Serich R obe rt Tomko Steve Symbolik Zolton Spltznagle Thomas Sweder R obert Stash Eddie Kosek john Yosechko Gary Marlin Ian McNabb John Syvester Andrew Repasky B111 Weaver Ray Pratt james Stevenson Edward Onderco Noel Martln Culet Howard Shea Albert Magazzlne john Rause Dxck Schnell Louis Ware Vmcent Veltra john Yallech Mary Kay Shiller Susan Giancola Robert Moorhead U 19 I Jgilfl lass of 1953 L5 but UV Dhmmkr First Row Left to Right Ruth Drake Shirley Callahan Gladys Caparso Anna Marie Cangem Mary Ann Bernat Rose Avolio Mary Klapach Ethel Klapach Dorothy Berlon Dorothy Jacobson Mary Heavrin Margie Dill Angela Bellanca Ethelyn George Betty Gordon janet Fitch janet Almasy Peggy Durkin Lillian Dudorewicz Harriet Ehler Patty Burns joan Almasy Irene Flack Nancy Fogarish Betty Dombelek Lucille Krystek Sec ond R ow Ronnie Hamilton Norbert Barry Tom Cramer Robert Bogan Bill James Ed jones Becky Bodine Betty Kutlesa Carol Kunce Antonette Gentile Mary Lou Annichine Frances Ambrosia R osemary Amrog rowich Virginia Filban Ray Helsel Don Bergman Amedio Caparso Sam Astrino R ichard' Hudak Michael Albrecht George Hritz Charles Hallowell Phillip Horner james T-iolby 42. Third R ow Ted Behnke Tommy Jo Creed Mike Hritz Richard Knafles Tom Kurr Rudy jerek jack Kesler Dick Brown Ed jackson Clark Lawrence jack De Vecchio Dan Becker Joe Kraynak Dan D'Amico Richard Hamaker Paul Ingram Bill Bodnark Gerald Dew Frank Brindisi Fred Austrino Pete Kosap George Howard Jim Basista jack DiPinto Bruce Booher Bob Denmeade joe Kisak . K LI-'N ' il! 1 X 1w '7 FN Tfx' j. A x. t 4 eff Wifi WUN1 sl B ! -sf. f ' JJJJ A-ffl JPN! !4'P !'n nik' J Q ,0 as-9 bf x lffJ JU' Class of 1953 CONTINUED 5-s--,...f First Row, Left to Right Dorothy W1l11ams Mary Lou W1ll1ams Mabel O Nell Norma Sllke Anne Traflcantl Betty Spez.1ale Gloria Massaro Barbara Nelder Loretta Nedostup josephlne Mazzarmto Kathleen Rlley Betty Tnmko Barbara W11kos Loretta Llptak Betty Steele Barbara Yurc1ch Betty Makl Mary Lynn Sayers Shirley Rhodes Grace Zarlmgo Ruta Stand1sh Norma Pelrce Second Row George Parker Bert Secrlst Bruce Shade Pat Mackondy JIITI Panter Hoyle Parker B111 Peters Delores Shmpley Delores Smrek Katheryn Se rlch Lucllle Lealand Ellen Marquis Helen Quattro Gall Luther lla Ware Nancy Weaver Ray Strlcklm Chuck Mather jumor Senzarlno Charles Lepley jerry Wlse Phllllp Loncar Bob Miller 43 Third Row Tom Newton Dale Wxlt Ulysses Sanders jasper Zandors Leroy Williams David LaPaze john McGu1re Walter Mlller Bob Quinn Paul Pavlansky Edward Synclsslon Frank Wllson Dan Slaven Albert Lavolsky john Ross Dick Polls Claude Obenauf Everal Mayberry Frank Myers D1ck W11mer Steve Vldman Rlchard Moraz Don Mllllck David Marstellar Don Seely Tommy Nelson WELDING Amid sparks and welding masks students learn many hunts that will be helpful in later life ART The new art room in 311 gives the students more room to expand their abilities All signs are print ed here for school activities MUSIC 'Nl x cf ps 'E FX I Under the direction of Arleigh Westerbeck the exghth graders have spent many hours of enjoyment learning to sing good YDUIIC '15 ff f Af' PUBLIC SPEAKING Public speaking has developed many good speakers and conversa tionists The new visual education room will be of help mn advancmg many others 1 TYPING Typing IS one of the favorite subjects ln school and one of the busiest Many of the students show great promise for the bus mess world of tomorrow 'gf' LIBR AR Y Our school library ts full of many rnterestmg books whxch the students frequently use These books are especially suited for hugh school students MECHANICAL DRAWING This subject as very bene flcxal to many boys in later hfe They learn accuracy and neat ness whxch IS a necessary re quirement GIRLS GYM Dressed comfortably the gurls partlclpate In different sports and tournaments A gurl may win trophies for outstanduxg achievements SEWING Dresses sk1rts and sults are made by girls ln thrs class Many of the g1r1s are excellent seam f . W aiu X. ,Q -- . . 4 l I A 4 stresses and make nice clothes. ' 'Find' E , 1 . e X- 9 I 46 -HZ . E1 ECTRICITY George Ordlch explalns the fundamentals of electricity to the many Interested students who w111 beneflt greatly by It 2.06 STUDY HALL Th1s study hall which is most familiar to the lower grades w111 become a new llbrary for the school next semester Huff BOOKKLEPING btudents are trained for good jobs when they graduate from high school Bookkeepmg typmg and shorthand are the main subjects ln thls course ' 1 . . , .if V' . A - f lr .-fg!ffi,Q ic.n :I' A: 'w Qv' I f-. A b ..4 A v-1 - S f, 1 4c4.fL.L. - 1 l b 0 47 BOYS GYM Wrestling soccer and rope cllmbmg are the familiar sports enjoyed by the boys Under the direction of Howard I-Ieldmen, these boys get ln good physical shape CHLMISTRY Students learn about ele- ments and compounds and how they are associated with life. There is a scholarship offered for the out- standing student each year. 'sffzi Ir 'Q WOOD SHOP Beautiful lamps end tables and book cases are skillfully carved by these boys A steady hand and keen eyes are requlred 1 14- KW? 70' MIM, so 5 :I 'Q I 'QW Ol.. . ,z'0 '- Cab JQ1 Band The band under the direction of Mr Simon is one of the largest organizations in the school It plays at various functions at school and about the city and at foot ball games First R ow Bob Watt Sam DECICCIO Philllp Homer Vincent Veltre Richard Dunn jerry Newton Dale Bricker Charles Fire Second R ow Richard McCullum Freddie Akins janet Fitch Gerry Begala Joan Pavlov Barbara Byo Esther Andrey David Isaacs Howard johnson Martha Dmgey Ruthanne Gordon Wilda Dean Ardith Hollenbaugh jimmy McComish Nancy Mihalko Patty Ault David Luce Bob McCu1lum Sonny Anderson Nancy Watt Mike Hritz Dale Dixon , ,ef - flglz' 3:4 zfw. wa :pi n Dick Hamaker David Siskowic Richard Brush Third Row jimmy Galtda janet Higgins Rosemary Yallech Shirley Rhodes Norma Pierce Paula Case Judy Milligan Ray Clontz john Pavlov Donald Dixon Betty Polen Becky Bodine Ruth Drake Harold Ondra Ruth Hill Dick Shell U il joe Kirsh Absent -- Rita Emanuel Barbara Ferguson Shirley Cook Lillian -m 'YI'.- , 5-v'.1Q..,. 50 xsl- Fourth R ow Gary Marlin Tommy Hostetler Tommy Casciaro Grace Gravino Deborah Boldt joelyn Davis Barbara Green Sue Dixon Carol Mclntire Beverly Douglas Barbara Douglas Katie Gavran jo Ann Aeppli Nich Giancola Bill Dunn Boys Glee Club xfy S+-'Na' The Boys Glee Club under the dtrectlon of Mr Vlncent S1mon takes part in several of the school s muslcal actlvlties The Glee Club rs opened to boys from ninth to twelfth grade Fxrst Row Left to Right Second Row David Marstellar Robert Vlosxck Dale Wllt jim I-lolby joe Dew Walter Miller Hoyle Parker joe Klsak Michael Albright jim McQu1re jim Panter Tom Kerr Tommy Cramer joe Moran Bob Bogan Dick Brown jack DlP1ht0 B111 Bodnark 5l Third R ow Bob Miller Pete Booher Ronnle Hamilton Norbert Barry D1ck Wrlmer Don Melek Tom Nelson Claude Obenauf Eve ral Mayberry Frank Myers 1 Ductorza One of the oldebf orgznwatlons of the school IS the Ductorlans It IS made up exclusxwely of elected boys Fu-st Row Left to Rmght Duane Ondra Dick Hrxson Rav Schwab Bob DICKUH Fred De Lost Steve Balogh Ed Ciszewski .I , M K , , J H' Axf, '3??ag4Le.f1' ,,..... 5' 'J Second Row Bomfaclo Tatta Mlke Bobko B111 Hoffman Don Massaro Nlck Saplo Sam Banozic john Pavlansky SZ Th1rd R ow Dick Parker Steve Kaparek Don Phelps Dick Creed Sam Siskowic Dick Grimm Robert Loncar , -. ..,.-. , . - ,.e.Y, -,, 1 , Fldelzs Club 1'CQ'b'i'f -Ffh rf-.f,A..V,,.'a 1,11 LTL f-Q - . V v -A . ,- z 'f-v A -. -, A . The Fldells Club conslsts of girls who have been outstanding 1n domg work pertammg to scholastic and social work to benefit the school Flrst Row Left to Rlght Mxss Boylan sponsor, Betty Ann Schmxd Barbara Green Mary Ann Busko Beverly Fauls Betty Mlhalko Mary Lou Toto Loulse Helsel Catherme Varsho Catherme Gavran Second Row Beverly Clark Dorothy Yallech Betty Polen Gerry Banovlch Betty Jacobson Clem Brown Betty McDonald Barbara Luther joan Baker Patty Ekomak Mary Louise Ba 53 rnett Thxrd Row Mary Lou Elkonlak Nancy Luce Linda Mackondy Wxlda Nord Catherlne Needham Phyllxs Kredel Joanne Roemer Sue Dlxon Frances Fabls Mary Lou Petruska Rosemarx Chuew 4- 'S '1 'Y . , : : ' : , Y ' v v . ,. egg-y 5, C J.. 4, rf, f v ,rg ,AJ - A-1 wir -A L fe . - hu,-N . ,D J I, L. fl , ,951 . L V ..',Q, I 1,:r'-1' -f lJl.,.I M, zrls Glee Club 57? The Girls Glee Club whxch IS the same as the Boys Glee Club work m the rnusxc department of Struthers Hlgh School First Row Left to R1ght Margle D111 Kathleen R1e11y Anna Mae Begala Dawn Campbell Norene Nestor Betty Godo Betty Gordon Dorothy Beclon Georla Massaro Dorothy Onderco Leta Massxc Letxzla Bovenzm Rose Mare Colutes Betty Timko '54 Second Row Mary Lou W1l11ams Norma Rosenberger Patrlcla Begala Betty Speziall lla Ware Rlta Stanoff Carol Kunce Marlnell Queen Manlyn Shaffer Phylhs Thornton Agnes Camp Barbara Nelder Dolores Shipley Rose Arolio Hopewell S taff FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Editor ln Chxef Editor Busmess Manager Ltte ra ry Edxtor Assistants Art Editor Asslstants Qleft to right, Nord McDonald Schaffer Sherman Centaofantl DelStgnore Culak Chuey Schmid Busko Erwin fleft to right, Brush Burch Baker Ekomak H111 Fabian Bell Begala Murphy Phelps Ripple Snyder fleft to rlghtj Sapio McCollum Crmttenton Parker Pavlansky Musick Duckun tta Hlxson Myers Panella Renstrom Ta Richard Brush Betty Ann Schmld Don Phelps Assistants Tom Rlpple Dick McCu11um jim Renstrom Mary Ann Busko Barbara Green Aurora De1S1gnore Rosalie Centofantx Ann Sherman Marilyn Schaffer Ann Culak W xlda Nord Nxck Saplo Dlck Parker Leonard Panella Hugh Snyder Snapshot Edttor As slstants Legend Semor Ed Assistants Typtng Edntor Assistants Semor Editor Assistants Sport Edltor 55 joan Ba ter Rosemary Chuey Pattv Erwm Janice Murphy Lester Crxttenden johnny Pavalansky Bob Duckun jean Bell Anna Mae Begala Bunnv Brackett Hugh Snyder Ruth H111 Bob Blrch joan Fabtan Ann Schmxd Bonm Tatta Eugene Musnch Patty Eknlak Dlck I-Ilxson . . . . . 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Patty Elkoniak Jun zor Y Teens T..s..,.-L FLW 'rv 7 The junior Y Teens is the organlzatlon of junior High School gurls Thelr work is much the same as the Semor Y Teens First Row Left to Right Mrs Foran sponsor Carol Mclntlre Barbara Wllkos Loretta Llptak joAnn Shaffer Angellne Bellanca Kay Riley Marnlyn Korody Nancy Weaver Ruth Burnett Betty Steele Betty jean Gordon Betty Tlmko Ethelyn George lla Ware Gladys Caparso Sue Newton Second R ow Kathleen Vamk Gerry Begala Geraldlne Kachmer Mary Ann Sabol jo Ann Masterson Shxrley Callahan Phyllis Davles Bonme Emch Carol Kunce R osemary Amrogarlch Helen Quattro Mary Lou Wllliams Dorothy jacobson Mary Lou Anmchme Katherlne Sarlch Frances Ambrosia 56 Third Row jo Ann Letoha Carol Ivamsevlch Agnes Camp Bettv Maku Rita Stamff Norma Lee Peu-ce Shirley Rhodes Ruth Drake Barbara Yurcxch Patty Burns Grace Zarlmgo Alma Marquls Gaul Luther Ann Traflcantu Lucnlle Lealand L1111an Dudorewxcz Peggv Lou Durkm Junior Y-Teens . . CONTINUED First Row Left to Rlght joyce Haren Martha Parks Nancy Watt Ann Marie Cangeml Harriet Ehler Mary Heavrxn Betty Dombelek Ethel Klapach Glorua Massaro Dorothy Berlon Ard1th Hollenbaugh Sy1v1a Strejan jackie Tuner Mary Ann Kasper Ann Harris 1 C' Second Row Pat Stewart Dorothy Nenadxch Margaret Gander Nancy Mlhalko joan Almasy Lucllle Krystek Irene Flack Nancy Fogarxsh Suzle Gxancola Lots jaksetlch jamce Swxmmer Nancy Schuhch Ellen Ruth Patterson Shirley Turner Phy111s Thornton 57 Third Row Mary Ann Bernat R ose Avolto Katherme Scharem Norma R osenberger Mary Kay Schlller Dorothy Lucansky Ilene Hlggms joan Allen Toni Gentlle Delores Henry janet Smeltzer Katherlne Walters Ruthanne Gordon Wmlda Dean Pat Ault joan Pavlov Peggy Slee fl JF, Carol Morrell Hu' I 'Va 4'ZfCL': LK ' I '? Jaffffn Latm Club if The Latin students under the dlrectlon of Mrs Elsie Shaw have formed a club to better acquamt themselves w1th the Latln language First Row Left to Right Mrs Shaw sponsor Rose Agresta JoAnn Letoha Sally Etsenbraun Catherme Dudesko Ann Harls Mary Heveren Ethyl Klapach jack1e Tlmer joan Pavlov Wllda Uean Rosalle Centofantx Janet Hlggens Betty Ann Schm1d ff X xx f , M n 1 'Q 13 W! if X Second Row Left to Rlght Loretta Llptak janet Almasy Barbara W11kos Janet Brose Deborah Bolt Martha Anderson Carol Mclntyre Martha Park Mary Ann Gmdos jean Kukura Carol Ivenlsovlch anet Sme ltzer Gerry Begala Nancy Watt h ss Th1rd Row Left to Right 7olton Spltznagle Steve Symbollk Richard Dunn Don Boye Glenn Ellls Tom Nelson Davxd Bols Inger Don Melek Davld I.aPaze Carl Antol Tom Kurr Bob Maruschak Duane Ondra Tom LaPaze Anthony Florlto I ,JJ Uffiff gl! V' NJ we M Librarians lIIolaLa1Il-nl1f'lll'iIffITL 4 li f1t151fr1a'n'r'ls1'n'ntl'n'n'1t4'1rJLltl1l Mrs Shaw head llbrarnan IS assisted bv the above gxrls Thev asslst m the management of the llbrary keeping the books tn order and helplng the students ln finding information about books and authors Flrst Row Left to Rlght Mrs Shaw sponsor Sally Exsenbraun Rose Agresta Carol Ivanlsevlch Margie Macabobby Dolores Jacobs Martha Anderson Carolyn Schuhck Norma F1111 59 Second R ow Chester Harper Anna Slee Ardlth Hollenbaugh Susle Gxancola Anna Mane Fire Wxlda Dean Ruthmanne Gordon Bettx Hammond Rlchard Baslc fa 1a D , . . ' . . I . . I . . I I ' , ' : : - K J K . . - .?b'.:-bl i 'T I- W ' A-'Q .Ur greg Q? 1 I 3 h- , grit, L 4 , .i-- -C -'-gp Momtors dfillxwf-F The duty of the monitors is to keep the halls free Iron P yer during school periods and lunch time They are valuable in keeping order In the school First Row Left to Right Bonnie Lou Peirce janlce Murphy Katheryn Varsho Irene Kasper Anne Culak Pat Ekonlak Mary Lou Ekomak Shirley Reedy Dorothy Perkins Margaret Gevran 1 rx? A ?5F'lf'ff5?fa T' x-'fl X .gk 1 X Second R ow Donna McDonald Catherine Needham Kathleen Vanlk Norma R osenberger Margaret Gerak Dorothy Lucansky Nancy Mihalko Martha Parks Norma Dill jean Freshcorn R osemary Yallech 60 Third R ow Mary Lou Toto Linda Mackondv Aurora Del Signore Marv Alice Orf Bob Schnell Tony DeGeoz-ge Carmen Fire Ronald Cowher Vince Veltre Mary Lou Petruska Annetta Pichford Ruth Hill joan Fabian -.-.-,.A Monitors CONTINUED ...L First Row Left to Right Carmen Bellanca Tom Sweder Anthony Ftorlto William Symbolik Carmen Speziale Pat Agresta Samuel D1C1ccio james Behnke Zolton Spltznagle George Freeman Ralph Lepley james Renstrorn Second Row, Left to Right George Zenuch Hugh Snyder Paul Marsteller Herbert Queen Tom Dunn Stanley Floryjanskl Tony DeGeorge Raymond Velky Steve Gerak Glenn Shilling Leonard Panella Tom Ripple 61 Third Row Left to Right john Pavlanlky Sam Banozic Steve Balogh Duck Creed Sam Smskowic Richard Grimm Bob Raybuck Edwin Ciszewslu Duane Ondra Duck I-hxson Robert Dlckun Nick Sapuo 1-7 National Honor Society The Natlonal Honor Society IS a natxon w1de socmexy which gwes special recog nttlon to the students who are outstandmg ln Character Leadership I-hgh Scholar shlp and Se rvlce Flrst Row Left to Rlght Second Row Left to R1ght Thmrd Row Left to Rrght Betty Ann Schmld Margaret Gavran Mr Flsher sponsor! Wmlda Nord Mlke Bobko Wanda Panter Don Phelps Betty Mmhalko Nancy Luce Wx jamce Murphy Herbert Queen Cathe rlne Augustine Rosemary Yallech Barbara Green jean Bell Ltnda Mackondy Irene Kasper Mary Ann Busko Edwm Cmszewskl Mary Lou Toto Fred Ueloost Sue Dixon 62 - , Mary Lou Ekoniak f 'll ,69f4' V N t f. -Q. 3 . l 1 E X P M x N 4 J, M5 P lay!! ejgfgdzgyulf X yy px lb H9 IQ jj rchestra X Y Q 5 Under the direction of Mr V Sxmon we find our talented orchestra They use 'their talent at graduation and at several school occasions k5JfQ Front Row Left to Right Second Row Tommy Hostetler Ruth Drake Lillian Dudorewncz Howard johnson Barbara Yurclch Pat Hammond Datsy Bodine Beverly Douglas Barbara Douglas Deborah Boldt Dale Bricker Dick Brush B111 Dunn Geraldine Begala Mr Simon fSponsorQ Vlncent Veltre Ray Klontz F ff-:,,5,fm ,Q-.I r tv 7-'Riff ,, I ,A I w 'Y '4' ..--A Sczence Club ..1,.. Last semester a group of students who were interested In the sclences under the sponsorship of Mr Robert Amedurl formed the Sctence Club The membersh1p is hmited only to those who are maj ormg 1n sclence Flrst Row, Left to Right Mr Robert Ameduri janxce Murphy jean Bell Betty Ann Schmid Freddie Akms Betty Polen Margaret Gavran Catherine Gavran . :gf K'-M1 Q 1 N S u so X ' J Second Row Left to Rlght Third Row, Left to Rmght Edwm Clszewskx Herbert Queen Dale Dixon john Pavlansky Ronald Rncco Ben Tatta Hugh Snyder B111 Dunn 64 B111 Gentile Don Phelps Dick Brush O Fi--A M 'e rf- -'A -f . 1 :w..A,,. ,,,..1-.' . ,, . ., ,L ,,,, .4 , I he W L Q A 4 E -J ,.M-......,,-1, 1, on -1 L, , 11, n- 1 or r .H 1, rar J - --'- -K ,M--M.,..i. , ..L. ,,,,,1 , 1,.,, 1 1 ' 'STN' 1' K ,,,Ym.,,.L nIr,.,.. UT rr- WML. 7 1, p , Lf -ij' ',A T i'1 I ' 1 'A 1 Ml 4-'M' 1 L V L rs L A rule f A s or e I I V r Vijg -rdf I V, A V L S 11 , el 11 I ' J- I v A l , 2 'e -r.. 4 N Q' '- I I . . . . , . : , ' : ' Student Councrl 4,3 ?4LV The student council IS an organlzatlon developed for the students to partlclpate with the admmtstratwn ln order to Improve the social and servrce affa1rs in the school First Row Left to Rlght Dorothy Jacobson Catherlne Gavran Herbert Oueen Nick Saplo Duck Hlxson Rosahe Centofantl Sam Slskowlc Pat Agresta Steve Symbollc Barbara Douglas Marllyn Korody Beverly Douglas Second Row Left to Rlght Bob Loncar George Freeman Edwin Clszewskm Fred De Lost JIID Umble Sam Banozxc Dale Dixon Bob Raybuck Joanne Roemer Anna Sherman Nancy Weaver Ruth Burnett 65 Thlrd Row Left to Rtght john Yallech M1ke Basxsta Leonard Panella Bob Dlckun john Pavlansky Zoltan Spltznagle jim Parker jerry Newton David Luce Elmo Fandozzl Paul jonda N Student Prznts mf ..-L-,M YY...-1.-...w ...!l ' The Student Prlnts Staff was orgamzed in order to acqualnt the students with newspaper work This group w1th the journaltsm Class works under the supervlsxon of Mr Wtlham Comstock Fxrst Row Left to Right Wllma Runyan Betty Busomk Betty Ann Schmld Gerry Banovlch Francls Ambrosla Rosemary Amrogrovlch Nancy Weaver Nancy Fogartsh Betty Dumbellck Gall Luther Mary Ann Busko Betty Ondovlc Ge raldme McL,augh11n Mary Allce Ori Barbara Luther Margaret Gerek Rosalie Centofanti Mary Sokol Second Row, Left to Right Rlta Emanuel Shlrley Toto Betty Oprtsh JoAnne Roemer Catherlne Needham Anna Marie Fu-e Shlrley Platterborze Aurora DelS1gnore Marte Bovenzm Barbara Boland Mary Loulse Barnett Beverly Fauls jackie Auld Betty Yasechko Catherme Augustine Irene Kasper Dolores Palmer ' ee Third Row Left to Rlght Edward Wmllxams jerry Newton Tom Vasvar1 Bob Raybuck Dlck Parker Jim Sabol Eugene Muslch jlm Umbel Joanne Aeppll Joanne Shaffer Duane Ondra Dick Hlxson Leonard Panella Anthony Fiorito Carmen Bellanca jim Behnke Bob Peters Mr. Comstock Thespza ns V The Thesplans Club IS the National Honor SOC1CtX for dramatxcs Students must rank hlgh In co operatmon and w1111ngness to become a good member Fu-st Row Left to Rlght Mary Lou Toto Aurora De1S1gnore Phyllis Kredel Marlon Democko Joanne Letoha Carolyn Schullck Sue Newton Second Row Left to Rlght Betty Ann Schmld Nancy Luce Glenna jeffrey janet Hlgglns Marv Lynn 'Sayers Rosahe Centofantl Pat Stewart Bettx Peluso Shlrley Stoeber 67 Thxrd Row Left to Rlght Mr Davxs sponsorj B111 Dunn Rlchard Hlxson Dick Brush Duane Ondra George Freeman Tom La Paze Don Phelps Q E i ! y I i I 5 X ? 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K SKQVZ 'LT 1 es, F if Y Teens V' The Senior Y Teens is an organization which is affiliated with the Y W C A It has done much toward the servlces of the school not to mention their great ser vices in helping with the Red Cross Campaign and many other social organizations First Row Left to Right JoAnn Aeppli Betty Polen Carol Baker Shirley Stoeber Glenna Jeffrey Janet Higgins Deborah Boldt Geraldine Banovich Dorothy Yallech Dorothy Onderco Leta Massie Anna Mae Begala Betty Yasechko Gloria Raney Verna Murphy Catherine Bowen Mildred Irvine Rosalie Centofanti Beverly Fauls Mary Louise Barnett Mary Ann Busko Second Row Left to Right Nellie Lepore Clementine Brown Betty Jacobson Lily Caparso Joanne Crawford Patty Begala Rose Nenadich Helen Vasilchek Josephine Veltre Dolores Tomko Mary Zanni Janet Brose Martha Anderson Mary Ann Kisak Donna Jerek Betty Hammond Rose Masterson Dolores Kraynak Mary' Ann Guidos Jean Kukura Joelyn Davis Barbara Green 68 Third Row Left to Right Louise Helsel Betty Ann Schmid Phyllis Kredel Mary Ann Nero Grace Brackett Dawn Campbell Rosemary Chuey Marion Democko Anna Marie Fire Patty Erwin Jeanne Schall Jean Bell Marilyn Shaffer Anna Sherman Evaline Grapes Betty Oprish Joanne Roemer Nancy Luce Barbara Luther Norene Nestor Betty Ondavick Freddie Akins Y Teens CONTINUED Jaws? --mv' First Row Left to Right Betty Ann Godo Carol Pratt Suzanne Dixon Betty Mihalko Margie johns Betty Bokros Donna McDonald Pat Moorhead Betty McDonald Betty Vrabel Rose Bendel Marge Varsho Dolores jolkweln Letizea Bovenzx Rose Marie Colutua Kate Varsho Betty Busonik Helen jloryanski Francis Fabis Second Row Left to Right Pauline Sybellnick Catherine Cavern Charlotte Shilling Phyllis Stover Bobby Burns Janice Murphy Irene Kasper Margaret Gerek Mary Lou Ekonick Patty Elkomck Norma D111 jean Freshcorn Barbara Boland Marie Bevenzl Alice Defendiefer Shirley Reedy Betty Ondrey Marlene Skoloda Patty Ontko 69 Third Row Left to Right Ann Carnovich Dorothy Aeppli Maria Case Renee Dates Wilda Nord Catherine Needham Mary Lou Toto Linda Mackondw Aurora DelS1gnore Mary Alice Or! Mary Lou Petruska Anetta Pltchford Ruth H111 joan Fabian Rosemary Yallech Margaret Gavran Catherine Augustine jackie Auld Clara Chinallo Benerly Clark joan Baker vAi -s Meet The Przncess NOVPMBFP 17 1949 Mia ,..- EH -vx 'vm-a FX! 559, Left to Right Don Phelps Pat Stewart Richard Dunn George Freeman, Betts Ann Schmid Bill Dunn Dick Hmxson Phyllis Kredel Tom LaPaz.e Janice Swimmer Ma rv Lvn Savers Leonard Panella Glenna jeiiry, Shirley Stoeber au O SEATED: Left to right - Mike Bobko Richard Dunn Richard Hamaker, Don Phelps Pat Stewart, Tom LaPaze, Tom Newton Janice Swimmer Dick Hixson Mary Lynn Sayers Glenna Mae Jeffery, Marilyn Karody Leonard Panella. STANDING: Left to right - Mr. Oliver Davis Richard Brush, Betty Ann Schmid Duane Ondra jackie Timer, Bill Dunn, Carol lvanesevich, Loretta Liptak, Shirley Stoeber, David LaPaz.e, Phyllis Kredel, Don Boye, janet Higgins. 70 Ma jorettes The majorettes strut wlth the band throughout the vear It takes many hours of practice to be able to handle thexr batons so cleverly Left to Right joan Fablan Anne Harris Betty Ann Schmid Marv Lou Fkomak Marx Ann Nero and Grace Brackett The color guards proudly carry Old Glory and the Struthers I-hgh banner as they lead the band during any actwltles ln whlch the band partlcxpates Left to Right Louise Helsel Patty Ekomak Betty Mthalko Phy 111s Stover and Phyllis Kredel 71 I Color Guard Cheerleaders 1 1 J MTL 7 L L lm At all of the games jumor and senlor you will see our ever ready POPPY cheerleaders Incldentally this IS the flrst vear Struthers Htgh has junior cheer leaders Both groups do excellent work SENIOR First Row left to right Clementme Brown, Rose Blndel, Betty Vrabel, Betty Jacobson, and Beverly Clark. Second Row Tom Sweder, and Anthony Flortto. JUNIOR First Row, left to right: Esther Fox, joAnne Shaffer: and Kathleen McCu1ley. Second Row: jackie Timer, Nancy Hines Ellen Ruth Patterson: and Marilyn Korod 1 Y. 72. L..L Stage Crew First Row Left to Right Donald Boyd Ronald Racco Bernle Myers Bob Watt Second Row 1 M1ke Bobko 2. Don Phelps 3 Dlck Brush Many of our play successes are due to the work of the stage crew These bovs handle all movies shown ln school Mr Glesy sponsors the group Debate Flrst Row Left to Rlght 1 Bernie Mvers Z Dommlc Br1nd1s1 Second Row Mr O Davxs sponsor Don Seely Donald Boyd 7o1ton Spltznagle The Struthers High Debate Team has been verx well represented bx the bovs aboxe Thev take part ln several radlo programs. 73 'A' 'fi Li,,,i , Y -L37 A ' T: f Q 1. ' . ' Jr Z. 3, ' 1 D 4 ,.. x x , -' ' X . ' f D ' y A 1. . . ' f J z. 3. 4. , ' Office Girls The work of the offlce gurls IS to carry messages to help ln the offmce and to ald Mlss Gentile They work durmg their study perlods Front Row Left to Rlght Second Row Bonnle Emch Anlta Gentlle Rosemary Chuey Wanda Panter Mary Louise Barnett Ann Harris C ustod za ns Struthers High would not be m very good condition if It were not for our Janitors They help students and keep the rooms clean for future use Left to Rlght joe Parks jesse Ashbaugh Vlctor Klrkham Louls Rock 74 JQQKU ' . . UT!-I A ,lf IL CA T5 3 N 2 EAxXX XNXNX 4! X f 'fy 2 - v , D. H S- N - Football 4 ...aa-s-no .,.,..wnr- 'gg ,W we INA! FIRST ROW I.,efttoR1ght Blb Baslsta Tweedo Hoffman Muzz Massaro Steve Kaperak Frank Calabrette Tootsie Balogh Clark Marasovtch Moose Malzel Dick Creed, W1111e Symbohc Bucket Swanslger SECOND ROW- Left to Right Pat Naples, Pick Allshouse. 76 1 Football . . . CONTINUED FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW p., 3531 A' f 'S 45 S .A H, ' Left to R1ght D1ckie Walker Mascot Dick Serich Frank Calabrette john Marasovlch M1ke Bas1sta Don Massaro Arclne Parker john Gent11e George Fab1s Don Centofantt Left to R1ght jtrn Bat1sta joe Kunce jim Umbel Tony DeGeorge B111 MBIZBI Ralph Farmer Bob Loncar Steve Kaperak D1ck Cree Bill Hoffman Ray Swanslger Don Allshouse Left to R1ght B111 Symbolic B111 G1nnett1 Harold Hart Lloyd Palmer Stan Floryanskx Mart1n Booher Boston W1lson Steve Balogh Sam Banozic Paul Sh1l11ng Frank Ba1lent1ne Ray Schwab Left to R1ght Howard Heldman head coach Lou1e Bellato head manager Pat Agresta, manager Pete Sar1ch john Bodnark B111 Nells john Gerak Bill Weaver Andy Dudesko jack Cooper jack Granger Ralph Lepley, tra1ner jack Gordon manager Paul Shea ass1stant coach George Repasky ass1stant coach 77 ' fg..'.v' 1 J , . . . ., ' 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 . . . . - 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 . 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A 5,11 H1L1tes of 49 Football Season At the beginning of the 1949 grid season Head Coach Howard Heldman found that he had a fine array of lettermen on hand when he began to groom the Wildcats for the 1949 Season They included Steve Balogh center Mike Basista defensue fullback Dick Creed, Boston Wilson Don Massaro ends john Marasoxich guard Ray Swansiger who was converted from tackle to fullback It was Swanslger who provided the punch to the Wildcats attack during the earlx part of the season As the team rounded into an efficient offensive machine speedx backs like Pat Naples Bill Hoffman Don Allshouse and Ray Schwab began to come into their own With this speedy array of backs bolstered by Symbolic at quarterback Heldman had a backfield second to none in the district They opened their season by handing Lowellville its initial setback of the 49 season 33 0 Then after slip 58 7 victory to avenge last year s lone defeat at the hands of the Indians After de feating Girard the Wildcats walked over Hubbard 63 7 and then met a spirited and rugged Woodrow Wilson eleven After a tough game Struthers pulled out on top Z4 12 Salem Snaps Streak An aggressive and alert Salem High Team although twice beaten was fired up for their tilt with the Wildcats When the smoke of the battle had cleared Salem had done the unbelievable by a Z1 13 count but not before the two teams had staged one of the finest high school games seen in the valley this year Salem alone has been able to maintain an edge on the Wildcats in the past three years having won two and tied one Then Ravenna A stubborn Ravenna team whose only loss this year has been to Salem knocked the Wildcats down another rung on the ladder by topping the Red and Black 7 6 in a thrilling ball game at Ravenna And Then Campbell After losing a heartbreaker to Ravenna the Wildcats bounced back and trounc ed a stubborn Niles combination 34 18 Then came the game of the year The day was November 11 The weather was good The game began and a game it was Struthe rs left the field a 7 0 favorite And at the end of the game the Wildcats came out on top 14 0 So close the gridiron careers of fifteen Seniors and closes the 49 football sea son at Struthers. Another football squad has passed through the doors of Struthers High for their last time leaving behind them a spirit well appreciated. 78 0 O , W I ping past Rayen 7-6 they hit their peak in the Girard game, scoring a lopsided S.H.S. S.H.S.. . S.H.S. . . S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S. . . S.H.S. S.H.S... 1949 Season Record . ...... . .33 ...7 ....58 ...sam . A J -,iw ,'!.4. W Om ' A ....Z4, ....13 W, y A- V 1 2 X -7. Q ' 1.1 ' ap ir Z, . f lib-'lm A- ...6 ...34 S.H.S... ....l3 , ...A Lowellville . . . Rayen . , . Girard . . . Hubbard ....... Woodrow Wilson . . Salem , . , Ravenna. . . Niles ............. Campbell Memorial l. fr to ugh Frank Calabrettc Steve Balogh John Marasovxch Make Basnsta 9 ...0 ..6 ...7 ..7 12 ,Zl ....7 .18 . 0 X ,Cds - I NU B ll Ho than ett 1 3 Tee T Son D sSa.ro Leve apera 3 orge B Nalzel 'Av , , .', . 1 Sl - I ! fa -' his? Tumbling Those above under the sklllful d1rect1on of Mr Nucholas Pahl have taken part 1n several tumbling and acrobatlc performances around school AERIALIST Steve Symbollc joe Moran Don Massaro james Renstrom Lou1s Bellatto fStand1ng Beverly Clark Ralph Farmer Frank Balentme Ray Swanslger B111 Ma1ze1 Don Centofantr Betty Jacobson .nislf 'Z 'img 45 81 TUNIBLING Kneehng Roy Pratt Ray Ornelas Vincent Veltre Davld Dunn ' 1 l. ' 1 . f ' I 2 . Z . 1. 3 . 3 . ' Z . ' 4. 4 . ' 3 . ' 5 . ' A 5 . ' ' 4 . ' 6 . ' 7 . 13123 e f- '-kr qv' Basketball FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW W m Left to Right Pat Naples james Umble Bob Loncar Bob Dxckun, Bob Raybuck B111 Symbolic B111 Murphy Dlck Creed Left to Rtght Sam S1skow1c Pat Agresta Dick Prest, Laurie Flack, Dale Dlxon B111-Iohns, Bob Bloomberg Stanley Floryjanskl Left to Right Oscar Obenauf, Don Kurtz, Don Boye, Bob Tomko Bob Maruschak Paul B1rch Dick Grlmm Eddte Brauer Gene Potter john Bodnark 82 : . ' 1 1 I . , . . , . ' . . : . . - . . , , . . . 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JW, if BX ,, .-gil. r l1 '1 Struthers Quznts Slow After the 1948 49 basketball season Struthers entered the Northeast ern Ohio Sectional Tournament with a ve rx poor record Losing the flrst eight games of the regular season and endmg the season wnth sxx wms and twelve losses Struthers opened the tournament wlth a bye Thev then beat Fitch and Wllson m successlon Then came the blg game wlth Canton South Canton was plcked as the number one seeded team mn the tourney Struthers came out on top with a resounding 40 32 victory Garfield Helghts Cleveland s undefeated qulntet came next Cleveland Cvarfmeld had won ZZ games wtthout a loss Wxth seconds of the game left Struthers found them selves ahead and after the fmal seconds had tlcked awax Struthers had won another Struthers had broken a strmg of ZZ games of vlctory The Wmldcats then met Nlles who had also swept thelr way to the top The cats just didn t seem to have the punch ln th1s game and met defeat Repeat Performance That was last season Thls season may be the same or It mav be dlf ferent The boys haven t been too successful thls season but what remains IS uncertaln They lost the first game to Llsbon and then beat 'Sebrmg and Loulsvllle Then they lost tough ones to Ursullne and Lowellvxlle but beat Chaney ln a slow Z9 Z8 vlctory Bad luck took over and Struthe rs lost seven 1n a row They then beat East Palestlne and handed Hubbard nts flftx first defeat m a row Tourney Left to Battle At mld year graduatlon the Cats lost such waluable men as Bob Raxbuck Bxl1Symbol1c and Uxck Creed But wmth ball handlers luke Bob Dmckun the Wxldcat s scrappy l1ttle captaxn Bob Loncar jlm Umbel Sam Slskowlc Bxll Murphy and Patsy Agresta there should be no doubt ln our minds about the remainder of the season As Coach Heldman saxs An unsuccessful season brmgs a prosperous tournament 83 1 .iid I CN qu . . , 'Al ,475 W V' .-? -.. , 4' c : .- . ' rs , 559 IJ: , ,en yr t ' WS Qr, U, - D - . . . 7 . . . 1 - , v 1 O v' - . ' , . . , . . , . . . I s n , n' . . . . . . v I 1 ' 1 . . 9 I . e I I ' - I x ' I 1 A ,Y- . I . an . V 1 V . . . . . , I 1 - . . , . . . V n 1 p I - Y , I ' - , as . I , . .. 'N Track MW 'WN iii ,ni 5' 11 M L Q --. O-nu-nu' ill .. 'O i Q0 as N V .Wig ...Ig 1 FIRST ROW SFCOND ROW THIRD ROW FOUR TH R OW ' Qfx 'fs z 1 Q I 1 ENN'-'51 - W' 'wiki -1:1 OO Ss. WAY Left to Right Rav Schwab j1m Umbel Don Allshouse Bob Nestor Ray Swanslger Left to R ight Gordon Dale Dlxson jack Cer1me1e Angelo Florlto jack Left to Rlght B111 Brldges Sam Slskowu: joe Bartolovlch Don F1or1to Ed C1szewsk1 Tom DeVecch1o Left to Rlght Bob Bloomberg, john Marasovlch, Stanley Floryanskl, Tom Redfern, 84 W LI . HMM? I ,, - R , ' ff? -6, ' 'V 'QQ :L K ' A . , V, I 'A ' , i 1 Q ' A W R B B W QF, I ' W ' fmt ,h . , A .y : :.'l..f',.l . , V JR o - 45 X J wwymvu , by MKM . ' 'A gl. 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V V - -Y . n, t' Thznclads Proze Success The Struthe rs Hlgh School thlnclads under the dlrectlon of Coach Howard Heldman had a very successful season tn 49 wlth a record of 5 wmns 1 loss and 1 tle In the regular season the Wildcats pounded the cmders for wms over Warren Farrell Rayen and edged New Castle Niles and Fltch 1n a quadrangular meet Thexr onlx loss was at the hands of East Llverpool tn a triangular meet Salem managed to pull through by tying the Wtldcats 59 59 Czndermen Work Durlng the season four records were smashed Don Fl0T1t0 a vet eran clnder man pushed the shot for a 50 feet 2. Inch heave that estab ltshed a new record Ray Swanstger another veteran threw the dlscus 151 feet ll mches for another record breakmg feat Boys Run Mzle In the mlle relav Don Massaro Rav Schwab Fdwxn Ctszewskx and Tom DeVecch1o broke the record with a slzzllng three mlnute fortx and two tenths seconds Another record was smashed bx Berme Qkvarka Don Allshouse B111 Hoffman and Rax Schwab ln the 880 xard relay breakmg the tape at one mmute thxrty four and flve tenths seconds Thls same re lay team went to the state meet but failed to place The onl one to place from Struthers was Rax Swanslger Rax placed fourth In the sho In the dlstrlct meet the VK lldcats came ln thtrd behmd Canton McK1nlex and Akron Fast Successful Future Another prosperous season is predicted for the local thmnclafis mn IQ O 85 Baseball A ,.,1..l FIRST ROW Left to Right Pat Naples Bob Raybuck Bernxe Skavarka, Ray Swanslger Gilbert Marquis SECOND ROW Left to Right john Bodnark, Tony DeGeorge B111 H111 Frank Calabrette, Sam Banozxc Pete Serlch Pat Agresta THIRD ROW Left to Rlght B111 Symboltc Ray Yurick Bob Serlch Ed Brauer john Gmgery, Henry Langraff, George Repasky 86 . lfvcgy 1 f3n.a,1k,f4 'T' H- ' Q . 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R W, 13:-5'-' Entre Baseball School Football basketball and track have sort of taken over but base ball has become a big subject through the halls of Struthers High Team Grows At first there was just a small pick up team with everx man wear mg his own type of uniform Then came the Mahoning Vallev Class A Baseball League George Repasky stepped in and molded a superb team into shape and entered the league of high school teams The league consist ed of the various teams through the valley Struthers came out on top in the inaugural season with a brilliant record of eleven wins and two losses Chaney Rates After that first successful season graduation took a large toll and another team had to be presented Coach Repasky stepped up and did it again The 49 season was also successful but not good enough This time Chaney came out on top but not until Struthe rs had put up a tough battle Players Star During the 49 season Struthers couldn t get those no hitters but settled for a couple of one hitters by Bill Hill and Bob Raybuck Leading the hitters was Bernie Skvarka with a 375 average and little Pete Serich batting out a resounding average of over .400. Pete rode the bench the first of the season, but soon got that necessary punch for those needed runs Wildcats Proze Tough Competition With graduation stepping in again, Repasky was again hit hard. But with such prospects as Boston Wilson, Eddie Brauer, RaySwans1ger, Pat Naples, Tony DeGeorge, Sam Banozic, and Pete Sertch, another champion ship team should be ln store for all. 87 I K JY - -rifi '. . 5 'Tift x .. s ,SP Baseball is beginning to come into the limelight at Struthers High - 1 I 1 ' . . , ' ' . . 2 . ' - . I . - . , . . . . . . 1 Archery Another actlve club of Struthers Hlgh School IS the Archery Club whlch Mrs Hamm sponsors These girls participate ln tournaments besldes having partles and good tunes FIRST ROW fLeft to Right, Betty Polen JoAnne Aepph jean Schall Barbara Green Patty Erwin Freddl Ak1ns Carol McIntyre 'RM 88 SECOND R OW Nancy Watt Clementine Brown Wtlda Nord Carol Pratt Mrs Hamm Dorothy Aeppll Catherme Needham Betty Ann Schmld Betty Jacobson Paula Case Rosemary Chuey Mary Ann Busko ..f-Qf' , '1 uf' . if-lf' la if A..v: M' Wffijrg a SNAP SHOTS FEATURES s 'e- N-:LA 1 QAM SATURDAY AT RENSTROMS BENSTROM KILLER AT .ZYEARS f3f BURCH N H15 .SUNDAY .SUIT BOB DICKUN BARBARA noumo HIXSUN 88 C0 AT DINHERTIHE Y' 4 ' ' l 1 V 3332551 DAVID novuslw W YEU-KY 90 fyfxqya Class H :story Yes we are finally graduating but we ll never forget the fun we had along with the work whlle in school There were dances parties and many other actw ities which we participated ln While we were Freshmen we had the help and advlce of Mrs Dahman Mlss O Neil and Mr Snyder They had a great deal of patience wtth us for we knew very little about high school llfe We had as our president Bill Hoffman Bob Dlckun was vice president Barbara Green was our secretarv and Leonard Panella was our treasurer The boys had their first experience wlth shop and the gurls had cooking Once In awhile you could see a boy walking around with a bandaged finger The saw went a little too far The glrls wanted to make a good impression for the boys and so after every cooking class the gmrls would run up to the boys to give them a cookie The boys lrked them but they sure teased the gmrls about how they tasted Remember the t1mes when you couldn t get those algebra problems 9 Af ter awhlle you d give up and say I don t care what x equals Our actmvmtxes weren t very numerous but we dld have a dance and of course there was the Y Teen prom The boys were still a little bashful and thought danclng was only for slssxes The pxcmc whrch we held at the end of our freshman year was held at Crmcket Fleld There was a mce turnout and everyone had a good time Mlss O Nell had the responslblllty of belng our sponsor m our sophomore year We now had grown a year older learned to know more about our classmates and made many new frlends Our able offrcers Don Phelps as president Bob D1ckun as vnce presldent and Tommy Rupple as secretarv and treasurer dmd a very fine job Our dance Aprxl Showers was the biggest and best of the year The boys were taklng a bigger Interest In the girls and of course were learnmg how to dance The Y Teen prom th1s year was better attended Can you stxll remember who you went with? Yes Miss O Neil was our sponsor but she made us do an aw ful lot of work in her biology classes Who cares what a worm crawfish or frog looks lxke on the 1ns1de9 Remember girls when the boys threw the pmchers of the crawfish on you? Our subjects kept getting harder and harder maybe it was because we were getting older Our picnic thls year turned out to be better than last because we had ram What s a plcmc wlthout ram? We held It agam at Cricket F'1eld and of course we had to play baseball Remember how the gurls showed the boys up ln hlttlng homeruns? After the plcnlc we went to ldora Park Poor Miss O Nexl she dldn t want to go on the Wildcat but she dld Two vears of our hmgh school llfe IS gone already Every year our class gets more ambltlous Mrs Dahman found that there was a lot of co operatlon from us We worked more as a group lnstead of separate groups We now were old enough to go to the junlor Senior Prom Box weren t we big. It was held at the V F W Ballroom In Youngstown The boxs sure jurnped the chance of asklng their favorite glrl to a formal dance, but the gurls jumped rlght back and asked the boys to go to the Y Teen dance, whlch was held at Idora Park Ballroom Our annual dance was again the blggest and best The name, Snow Flake Folly , was an excellent one and drew a huge crowd Bob Dlckun was elect ed as our president. Tommy Ripple was vmce presldent and Barbara Green was secretary and treasurer. We now were ln charge of selllng txckets for the junxor Senlor play. Remember how far you had to walk trvnng to sell them We also planned the junior Senior prom. Rlbbons for football games were also sold bx our ambitious class. Those famlllar smells comlng up from the chemxstrv room were only from our experiments. Why did we studv that stuff for anywav, we stall don t 91 ' . 11.-gg, '- w,,., 5' . . ff.. . . , . , ,I H., MA' ,B ' '-, .rf-L -. T.-...4 V ,' . -4,4 ' I-. , . -. . ,,u ' . 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We still weren t satisfied with only these ac tlvitnes so we planned a trip to Cleveland to see the Ice Follues with Mrs Dahman help of course We sure had a wonderful time getting lost ln Cleveland in ram and all Coming home on the train not a word was said for we were all sleeping It seems that we never go anywhere when it doesn t rain At our picnic this year we had to eat in cars because it was ratning cats and dogs Remember how soaked you were when you got home? Only one more year to go why does time go so fast? Well, we re Seniors at last Are we glad or are we? No more students to look up to only those below us We decided to waste no time We took part ln both junior Semor plays Our dance Dreamers Holxday was even bugger and better than the last because everyone realized that thls would be our last Our sponsor Mr Ameduru working with our officers Duck Hlxson president Marv Ann Busko vice presldent and Betty Ann Schmxd secretary and treasurer stayed rlght behind us to keep us movtng In our English literature classes we murdered MacBeth and sure made Shakespeare seem like an lmpossxblllty after we went to see Hamlet Physmcs changed qu1te a few of us into inventors so don t be surprised when you read about us Our swrmmmg partxes at the Y M C A were always well attended and our skatmg parties at the High Way Arena were even better How many tlmes did you fall? The junlor Senior prom was never so well attended as thus year be cause xt was held 1n the gym so even the ones who dldn t have dates could be sure to go stag There was the Touchdown Toddle too Our treasury grew quite a but when we were f1n1shed with the football games because we were In charge of re freshment stands The football games were attended 1007 by the members and our team led us to victory over Memorial again We ll never forget that Our basket ball team was also superb The times we marched down the alsle for assemblies lt took us at least five mmutes Our Senior assembly was wonderful but lt made a lot of us realize that we had now flmshed our high school career Umd you save any of your tears that you shed? while m school Some of us wxll go to college some get married and others w1l1 go to work but whatever we do we ll never forget our years ln good old SHS RQSPONSIBIL My lllfj flvrx 0 6, X X X QW be Q -15, b 93 Time has come for us to graduate after all the work and fun that we have had W - -fm?'fm CX s fc il' If O 'C . 1 0 6' , y 1 l ' . lx O 4 0 1 ,Q 1 . 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YWW1 4 ll M51 Q 42 hun TSP CE AURORA DEL SIGNORE AND ROSALIE CENTUFANTI The scene a small back road whrch leads to the Cosmopolx tan Airways As we come nearer an outlme forms Oh yes on this july 1 2055 A D , an expedltlon mto the vast now not unknown commercial stratosphere w1ll take place Let s buy our tlckets and have a closer look We see the ship s name IS Splehpnod rn honor of the lnven tor Don Phelps who has fmally put somethmng together and secur ed some kind of results from It The ship s crew Includes fxrst pilot Jim Allen second pllot john Crawford thrrd pllot Mlke Bib Baslsta fourth pllot John Gusty Delsander Ut s abrg ship f1fth pllot B111 Tweeto Hoffman and slxth pllot Dmck McCollum These old hotrodders are sure to make thmgs Hot The ship s navigator ts The Flying Dutchman Lester Crxttenden while Pat Ekomak Lily Caparso Anne Culak Rosemary Chuey and Linda Mackondy are the stewardesses Now let us look at the passengers We see Paul Mclntlre now a famous author who recewed hrs start by makmg up book re ports back in 1950 A D Also Dlck Snxck Hlxson crooked pol 1t1c1an and his crooked prtvate secretary Anetta Prchford are pres ent We see where Marlon Democko fmally trapped Ray Velky The jet propulsion from the shlp IS so great that the entire field is blocked from our view When we look back we see that earth looks llke a tiny marble so we turn our thoughts to the on commg trip Our first stop is the Moon Base, where we will see some of our classmates become space cadets As we are fallmg through this vast space of blue black purple sky the dlamond lmke stars are so bright we accidentally land on the Alcatraz of the planets Ganymede Here, too we see some of our old classmates A few are Bill Matzel who was charged wlth forgery on h1s report card back in 1950 and now servmg a 11fe sentence B111 Dunn al ways had a yen for lettuce so he trled to rob the Home Savmgs and Loan and failed part of the Corner Gang Don Kane Chas Tiller, Tom Rip ple Yon Panella and their leader Mike one eye one leg Bobko are servmg 200 year terms They have been charged with attempted manslaughter of their favorxte Bob Ameduri They have no comments so we w111 brd adueu to our ' jigilos and depart to resume our trail up the Milky Way to he moon When we finally hit and we do mean hut fgood pxlots you know, the Moon Bale, we are given mfra red sensttwe cloud perrcers to wear during our stay Our first stop in the clty is to check unto the famous Monemeus and Hmdustam Hotel owned and operated by 95 Q lf R: O t3 5 ' av Lu, Wm . . f I . , . : , . 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X fl . n J l LEW, 9541 -1 wr' l 1 ,Q N1 5554 'ZHIE' 1113 M T SPACE-2 Carmen Block we mean Rock Bellanca and Ozzie Obenauf They are famous for then' push button dxmng room servlce whtch was invented by jim Renstrom Fred Pusser, and Gene Potter Gen eral manager at the hotel, we see, IS Madamjoan LaRue Baker who tells the customers Where to go and Where not to go Her assistants are Tony DeGeorge, water boy jim Behnke bus boy, and Bill Bridges bell boy The really tough positions are handled by the female sex Barbara Brawn Boland and Mane Bram Bovenzl are head bouncers wtth Anna Marte Fireball Flre Jean Powerhouse Bell and Shirley Bulldozer Platteborze as thelr assistants Rabbit Brackett is head chef wlth Senor Jose Frank Calabrette and Roslta, Wantta Peplta, Adeline D Amxco as her helpers Enough for the hotel staff Now the show starts and the mas ter of ceremonies Bob Burch, waddles up to the mike and hrs booming voice comes squeaklng out the names of his newest star attractions, Mary Lou Torchy Petruska and Jumplng jamce Murphy well known planet smgers Non Nestor, Barb Luther and thetr Bubblets handle the dancing acts while Helen Fllmsy Floryanskl and her two slde lucks Frances Flapjack Fabls and Phyllis Krisple Kredel are the top comed1ans of the day fwhata day J A little on the more serious side of the program we fmd wanted to take back ln 1950 for she IS a concert v1ol1n1st We also see jeanme Schall the now famous plamst on tour of the planets After a brllllant floor show our passengers go to thexr rooms for thelr ship leaves at Z3 O0 QGMTQ We landed on this desolate atrless rutted sphere at Z3 00 KGMTQ Th1s mornmg we set down on the vast grim plains of Mars As we descend from our rocket ship we are glven meteor guard scopes with which to breathe Near the landing strip we see Camp Gllttergom whose cadets will glitter after havmg received graduatmon decoratlons But walt who IS that puzzled creature standmg at the s1del1nes'P Let s look closer Oh no yes Dtck Tom Brush After havmg asked hmm what IS on his mind hls answer IS and we quote I was yust wondermg how the 1950 annual turned out fPlugj Oh some peoples kids It seems Dlck has a drug store spectallzmg 1n p1lls shots etc for demorallzed cadets H1s sclentxflc companmon IS none other than Hugh Snyder, who IS domg some research work He IS researchlng for the Lost Weekend He is employed by the star actors of the picture Bob Raybuck and H Landgraff who wants to relive mt agam Along slde of one of the barracks fwe re stlll at camp, jake Topnotch Gordon is revxewmg some of the troops With hmm are two platoon sergeants Eugene Hodmcky and joe DelS1gnore Bull Murphy and Boston Wilson we see have been given a three day sentence for fainting at the general s feet fAlmost as bad as 97 ll HEI I H I Q M L4 -- e - . . . . . 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'-. 311 4. , u WTI: 4 7 1 .. , 4 4444 AA fa? if ig? t X WUI P In T EFDAEE3 the Army As our stay here w1l1 be brxei we are dnrected by sub lmeu tenant Ted P1rtea to the slldewalks the latest these poeple don t belneve in sidewalks whxch lead to the armored doors the New Aukland Buxldmg for Trammg Cadets Here we pass an open classroom door where Wanda Panter 15 teachlng Extrater restrlal Biology and Epistemology whlle Nick Saplo has the Motu vattonal Physycology classes roarxng Betty Yasechko and Eugene Muslch check our baggage when we suddenly hear a terrlflc bang mg of typewnters We see through the glass walls that Delores Kraynak Mary Ann Klsak Donna jerek and Mary Ann Guldos are takmg tlmlngs to see whether or not they can beat Betty Hammond latest speed of 164 1X4 words per mlnute The Big Wheels of the Aukland Building are Muzz Massaro Clark Marasovtch Don Centofantn and Doc Kunce who decided back in 1950 that they would become pencil pushers fwhlch IS about all they dol The real mules of thls tram Mule Tram plugl are their prlvate secretarles Donna McDonald Catherme Needham Betty Ondavxch and Barbara Green We remove our anatomles from the slxdewalks onto the ele vators run by Betty Busonlk and Delores Tomko The flrst stop s Loule s Gxft Shop run by Louise I-Ielsel who sells everythnng from soup to nuts Speakmg of nuts we see where Mary Ann Busko s latest book IS An Introductmon to Lunar Archeology Star Light Star Brlght Bettv Godo and Rose Nenadlch are Louie s helpers on Monday nlght when the shop is open untll 9 P M Everythlng be1ng prepared for the passengers thev sit down to a dmner splced wlth muslc bv johnnv Pavlanskv and hls Vaga bonds who are Pete Serlch D1mp1es Brlndlsl Tony Quattro and Peezer Pavllcko Betty Schmmd we see 1s a rhumba danc er now uslng the name Carmen La Rose In the ever famous chorus 11ne we see Phyllls Stover Wxllme Strlcklm jo jo Veltre and Mary Allce Or! Of course a smger IS needed so Ben Tatta fllls m the job while 'Steve Gerak PaulSch11l1ng Larry Peirce and Dlck Parker form h1s background mus1c They are known as The Mar Men The master of ceremonles IS Andy Dudesko a now famous beautlcman who speclahzes ln women s haxrdoes of the past present and future or what have you H15 assistants are jnm Fnre and B111 Gentlle who are expert mn dymg haxr any shade of sky blue pmk you wish But back to the subject we see jxmmy Sabol 15 head bouncer He is so tough he eats nails for breakfast or so they sav B111 Petrunak is head walter along with jxm Sarna who IS cashxer after takmg so many years of bookkeepmg Marmlyn Shaffer and Gerry McLaughlin are the hat check gmrls whxle Helen Vasllcheck and Mary Zanm are cigarette girls By now the passengers are ready for thexr trip to the shlp and then off to Venerxa the resn dentlal planet of the other world The atomxc powered ship whlch has a jet landmg wxll take us msxde the cxrcular orbnt of Mercury ZZ 300 mlles above earth on 99 Q I I . L '7 . . . -. - A , -. j .- -Q , S -- of ,' 1 . ' ' .. t o 0 f .,- . 1 , - 1 S Q- rf Y, ' 'f . j ' W , ,, . -. .. I' or . , . . ' . . :OO ' g, . . . . I 1 1 , I. - A -'Q .. . . .l ' .' . ' ,sf .f . - - . .- I ' ' ' is wr' . . . . . x ' 1 u 1 -'j im-, ' . . ' . . . ANNA SHERMAN BILL HOFFMAN Q .ff if -f? F 1, JOKE WRFHY VEKNA MURPHY BOSTON WILSON TONNY RIPPLE LEONARD PANELLA SEVENTH GRADE 10 HUGH SNYDB? BON ALO KANE LEONARD PANELLA G9 M IQVEEFQPIIL Y -nn -Q1 mba? 1 555223 fw ff, T EPAEE4 Level CI2437 After landing and walking down Main Street, we see a name plate on a beautiful red stucco house The name plate reads Mr and Mrs Duane Ondra Betty Mlhalko is surely un on this deal for Santa was to bring them a marrxage license at the semor dance Dreamers Holiday back on December 3 1949 fplugl Al so on the street, we find a little white church whose pastor is Paul Marsteller His organist and adviser we see, IS Ann Sherman We see, also, a modernized barber shop that is run by Monsieur Glen Shilling I-Its helpers are Frank Norris and David Mounsey Steve Kaperak has opened up a super gas station for Jet shlps only The newest in department stores IS The Sears 81 Montgomery a real ly exclusive store famous for their new Jet propelled escalator with the stop go push button Ruth H111 and joan Fabman are general managers while Bob Bme Burns Catherme Bowen and Lucnlle Whltsett are head buyers Wllda Nord IS the most famous art de signer on the planets along wlth Betty Peluso who does the color schemes We always knew Bob Dxckun and Pat Erwin would get togeth er They have opened a chain store called D 81 E Like A 81 P only dlfferentl We also see some housewives shopping there They are Marlnell Queen Glorxa Raney and Bonnxe Pelrce who have made their homes there wlth thexr hubbues The hour IS late and so we agam board our ship for the return trip to Ole Terra Fxrma As we bump along our pathfxnder goes out of commission and we land ln Juneau Alaska Don t become frantlc our troubles can be fixed ln no txme But meanwhlle let s look around Who 15 that? A lonely lonely fmgure Ah yes our one and only Kathy Varsho who was exiled to Alaska bv Aurora Del Slgnore and Rosalle Centofantl Why? '7 What? 9 VK ho? 9 You don t get lt do you? 'P Well when Kathy read our 50 prophecy her only comment was I don t get It P If the date does not correspond wlth your b1rthdav IT S MAGIC P S No Z I! you can t understand the language mas we advxse x ou to read SPACE CADET by Robert A Hemleln published bw Charles Scribner s Sons New York C1ty 1949 f X N as nulrv: Q Q 123 ku WWW funny 101 1 I s r. A V D .Trlqqt u va D rj ' L41 A- . 22'-2-5141519 ' ' ' . - 1 ,lu ' ll . . . l'. - as ' - , S . . f . Anna Mae.Begala, Dawn Campbell, Evaline Grapes, Mildred Irvine, I ' .S. n . 1 'f 11:11 ' U fgvl' . ' 1 I p - f I I I 1 as , P f Z H1 d , 1-1 Y C fe' iv MQ JIM SARNA I' exif. PAT EKDNIAK PAUL NARSTELLAR a . v ,- , 4 f- ,. ' U, , 2- . HAKYLIN SHAFFER ... 'wifi BETTY MIHALKO GRADE' ONF B CFNTFR STREET 1 yP LfttP ! ll 1 F Lit dSh11g 'ty Flk b 102 BETTY ANN SLHNID IWW 'VM H JIN SARNA IN Q RENSTRON Bl LL STEVENS G1 55 111111 We the Semor Class 0151350 of Slrulherslllgh School an count of llahomngf, State of 0h1o,ancl bang of sound mm , do m e publLSl1,and declare tlns our last wall amltestament, herebq revolung and annulllng ang and all wmlls made bu us lmeretotore lk lk Ill lk jxm Allen leaves to the thnn Slovak Hrs hot rod to big George Novak joan Baker leaves her walk from Lincoln it lsn t her fault To her younger sister Caryl and her frxend Patty Ault Leaves h1s long hard journey and hazardous rlde Anna Mae Begala leaves her seat on the school bus To Betty Tlrnko and Geraldme Begala so they won t cuss jim Behnke leaves a good joke booklet To Mr William Comstock to look at jean Bell leaves her walk which 15 ducky To someone llvlng close to be that lucky Carmen Bellanca leaves hls love for the Detroxt Txgers team To Glancola and Umble who are good players when they re on Louie Bellatto leaves all his height and welght To Yogl the Bear DeChe1l1s for h1s fate Mike Bobko leaves his Stage Crew posltxon rut To an old frlend of his Bob Watt Barbara Boland doesn t think anyone can go as long wmth Bull But If they beat her three year record look out she s out for Marte Bovenzl leaves her school walk to Mary Lou And to Glorla Ann Massaro and Ttsh too Catherine Bowen leaves her walk to her slster Eva and chums Untll they reach the senlor grade when thelr time 11 come Grace Brackett leaves her Drum Major posxtlon To Ann Harris her 1949 opposltlon B111 Bndges leaves hxs pole vaultxng ablllty ln track To the Newton brothers to trv to crack Dommlc Brlhdlsl leaves hls cute dlmples To hls brother David who has lotsa plmples Duck Brush leaves h1s Editor m chxef of the Hopewell work To any of the eleventh graders Plty the poor jerk 1 Bob Burch leaves his rlmless glass and proxy haxr To lankv Dale Dixon who says he doesn t care 103 the beam the kill 6 . . , Y K . 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'gf W DONNA UHBEL -4 RAY SWANSIGER Q .1- fvfw RUTH BURNETT MARGIE GURA ,D BosToN WILSON !N.'f4f 'M' NORRIS VHS HOMECOMKNG 'DUTCH' CRITTENDEN mm VARSHO PAT MOORHEAD I111 HEALTH new To cLevsLAno 104 Class Page Two Bobble Burns leaves her sleepless nights and Report Card worn mg To Esther Vines to keep her from belng idle and alwaxs hurrung Mary Ann Busko leaves her love for Journalism and art To a friend Margaret Gerak wmth all her heart Betty Busomk leaves her flowing blonde hair To Gerrv Katcher as a last resort to her prayer Frank Calabrette leaves hls love for football To Mr Shea whose flrst name IS Paul Dawn Campbell leaves her hair which ns dark long and Curlx To her gtrlfrlend Betty Vrabel who IS reallv qulte burly Llly Caparso leaves her admiration of Art To Cappy and Gladys from whom she hates to part Don Centofantl leaves hls methods of ftndlng transportatlon to school To hls cousin john Centofantl or anyone with a temper as cool Rosalle Centofantl leaves her love for Gym Class To anyone who loves lt or to any other lass Rosemary Chuey leaves Patty Ontko her love of hlstorv Which to anyone will always remain a mystery johnny Crawford leaves his trip from Nebo whlch 15 a klller To a life long friend whose name IS Sonnx Miller Dutch Crlttenden leaves to jlm Parker hls love of art His love of painting and also leaves his letterlng chart Adellne D Amxco leaves her seat tn the class of txplng To any person who can solve tabulation problems wlthout grlplng Tony DeGeorge leaves h1s bashful dlSpOS1tl0n To Patty Naples without much lnqursltlon johnny Delsander leaves hrs car which IS beat up To Sammy Slskowlc on a proposltxon of the up and up Aurora De1S1gnore leaves her love for sports To Katherme Dudesko including badmmton courts joe DelS1gnore leaves hls seat ln Mrss Yeager s class To anyone who behaves well and doesn t pass Marlon Democko leaves her Presldent of Thesprans posltton To anybody who has as good a dlsposltxon Bob Dlckun leaves hls Phxslcs book of h1s former daxs To a smart person who can flll the posltlon wtth stralght A Andx Dudesko leawes h1s long walk to Slophrll Tech To his stster Kathrxn and George Fabxs and also am hard subject He leaves hls abmlxtw to plax the bells thls Blll Dunn To ans one who can break enough hammers bx gum Pattx Fkomak leaves her gloves and her spats To am colorguard who can march and stramghten her back Pat Frwm leaxes her blonde mop To M A I-lrltz for a good halr crop joan Fabian leaves her posltnon tn the band To anx of the gurls left or to anv man Frances Fabxs leaves her walk from Slophxll Corge To her younger baby brother George l leave mv love for swxmmlng to Sue Grancola saxs A M Flre l hope she swims as well as I do because I never never ture lm Fire leaves hls rushing to school hurry To Carmen lf he s fast enough to scurry 105 I lk . . 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Q ', . ll I H 5 ' I '. 1 if I Y ' n' ' - CLASSHATES IN '17 THEARCHERYPICNIC ARCHERY S OHE CLOWNS CAP 'I-AWS 'V QWEMUN UllDEKCI3g-EPIATES THE gmc, B CLARK Arlcuronb 106 OA , 1 I I , 1 as 0 ll , I ii V I il my r :I 5 V ' wi , I ' 7 VwWQ?15 .2 fa 4 :- ,, n T A 3: . fx eg Six - 'Q G ' ' ' ' 3-5'+'i,4si ilifff- . .wise H A' 7 I 4 Mif- C1035 Page Three Helen Flor anski who is otherwise known as l 1 fx leaxes her laxgh in assemblv to anx one we dwffx Bill Gentile leaxes his wwlk to Nebo which is reall reet 'I o 1 liff long friend bx the narre of Pete Stexe Gerak leaxes his ride frorn Nebo each dwx which hs ll nexer pei To his brother Pudx who will somf dwx collect that d l x lack Gordon leaxes his abilitx to tx pe lo Bonnie Frnch if she doesnt gripe Fxaline Grapes leaxes her walk to school and loxe of 1 certa n teacher lo her neices and nephews who are following nehind he arh Freen leaxeS her wonderful place in the hand o Carol N Intire cause it C. the hest bind inthe land fugliottl lc-axes his long Nebo walk Pete Vraulak if he can beat the clock Marx Ann Guidos for sho thand leaxes her loxe o girls frorn North Qide who can do it without a shox Bettx llF T'lYT1OFldl9E1VB5 her tx ping record fshe set itl To an one who thinks He s good enough to get it P 1th Hill leaxes her loxe for more than one band to Howard Because he hae the abilitx and iqn t a coward l ouief Hclsel and Phvllis Vredel leaxf their color guard places To an one who can march and keep thf paces Wick Hixson leaves his ahilitv in phxsics class lo Pick Allshouse Struthe rs High s Pal? AUN P0699 P upenf Hodnickx leaxes his loxe for shop 'l o 'mx one who can get 'along with op Pull Hoffnian lewxes his troubles and Bebo trips To Bucket the box with the hip hips 'Mildred lrxine leaxes her neatness to Verna Nurphx She and Uolores, K anx ak lf axe this long walk Io Pauline Korecko or anx one who lixes as far as th x on the Northside PrJCk onna e ek leaxes her long walk from Nebo Hollow lo Brett lfutlesa as a routine for to fo ow lo an one who flunks the first ea without anx tears Ste-xe In wparek leavf s to Pat Agreeta his technique of getting a ride Fotng to and front school without loaing his pride wr Ann P-'isa l axfs all her ooo s 1 r b othf s and siste s with good loo s v ncf in 1 ya C in n w oiscexfrenougito talks it onth lim: ' an pra wi s is a litx to ritf stories ahout sports ng irr rr le as thf first of man resor f-pore e xes he r place in e man lo an one w no iw s wi im ru ner-3 1 h ar: u con ri s her Isa S wee ounu- str-r andti aint hi I indw c ond f-axes wr pl wsant wax with the teirhers f who can gf along with the m plus their good features 4 s n ckr ri f N oosz I rect to pu intoi 107 . il' , ', ' ', , ' . .ff ', ',. 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LOUIS BELLATTO DICK HIXSON CATHERINE NEEDHAM PAT ERWIN MARY ANN BUSCO 108 Class W1ll Page Four Ik john Marasovlch leaves hls square chln To all the squares ln the school who can grm Paul Marstellar always calm and cool Leaves good old Struthers High School Don Massaro the football player who s very coy Leaves his good behavior to any BADboy Dmck McCollum leaves h1s ability to try to play the To Tommy LaPaze If he learns not to play corn Donna McDonald leaves her yen for a blond halred To her smster Betty to try to nall Paul Mclntlre leaves his abllxty to sell At football games to anyone with a hearty yell Geraldme McLaughlin wills her seat ln study hall To Becky Bodlne providing lt 1sn t dull Betty Mlhalko leaves her Glee Club plano playmg To Betty Jacobson lf she does what she s saying Davld Mounsey leaves hxs locker and what s ln lt To anyone who can break 1nto xt Bill Murphy leaves hls good feelxng To juanlta and hopes It ll start her reellng bass horn male Fugene Muslch leaves hls accord1on playlng talents To Bob Stash and his hexght to Glenn who are young Gents amce Murphy leaves her love for readmg To Rachel Charles which she ll be needmg Catherine Needham leaves her nlckname To her sxster Peggy omlttlng any shame Rose Nenadlch leaves her long dxstant school walks To Dorothy so she ll have exerclse valkmg many blocks Which IS one of the many thmgs she can do finer Wllda Nord leaves her Conneaut lnterests at the lake To Dorothy Yallech whnch IS hers to take Frank Norrls leaves the moldy feellng of gettmg up early To Richard Dmgey It w1ll make htm groggy surely Betty Ondavxck leaves her bobby socks To Ann Cranrlch also her pug tall locks Duane Ondra leaves his trlp to see a Nebo glrl To Ty Floryanskl to try a tw1rl Mary Alice Orf leaves her love for a sallor To anyone who can keep up and tall her Leonard Panella leaves his ablllty to beat the tardy bell To Dale Bricker xf he can escape that study hall cell Wanda Panter leaves her brains to jim Who IS her brother and wlll need em Dick Parker leaves hls frog soundlng volce To any croak or fairy or any other boys ohn Pavlansky leaves his love for Mrs Foran s Fngllsh class To hls younger brother Paul If he thlnks he can last Emil Pavlxcko leaves his long walk from North Slde To has friend Tommv Vtagner If he can t get a rlde Bonnie Lou Peirce leaves her love for Mrs Uahman s Fngllsh class To her slster Norma Lee if she can get Fngllsh just as fast 10 O t 1 i I ' 7 ,R . . . . , I 0 It - . at . . . . ,k . W . . . V at . . . at . . , . . lk . 0 . . . ' . , . I 1 l . . . . . . , 1 0 it J . . it . . . I . . . 4, . . ' . . V l 7 . 'l' Norene Nestor leaves her dancing ability to jackie Timer 4: . . . , I I . 4: . . . . . . . . ' . It . - I - - - .. it . . . ll O' ' ' at . . 4, . . . It . . . , . , i at . . - . . I l I V ' It J . . , I . . u . . . R . . . . H . I , V 1 ' ' . - x ' g ' ' - - ' ' ll I1 ' ' D I ' u 9 LEPORE tu HELSEL CAMPBELL FABIS ,Nu-M-v TWEETO LUTHER N. NESTOR-J. BAKER JANILE MURPHY 0 v DUTCH -6 FRANK MISS AMERICA 1 o FAB Class W1lI Page 1-'we Larry Peirce leaves Mr Amedurl To anyone whom he can endure Betty Peluso her to school hurry To Esther lf she can scurry B111 Petrunak leaves hls rlde to and from school on the bus To any person who rtdes xt or any Northslde cuss Mary Lou Petruska leaves her Busmess Engllsh subject To anyone who llkes Mrs Dahman and doesn t object Uon Phelps leaves hls Job as business manager of the Hopewell To any hard worker who can do the job just as well Anetta Plchford leaves her positron as cheerleader leader To anyone who thlnks she s good enough to beat her Ted Plrtea leaves h1s Spanish vocabulary he s very lmpudentl To any senslble or foollsh Latln student Shlrley Platteborze leaves her ablllty to type To Mr Pahl when the tlme becomes rtpe Gene Potter leaves hls love for swlmmlng and dtvmg To Bucky Nestor lf he contmues practlclng and contrlvnng Fred Pusser hopes to leave john Gentlle To be put Into Mls Yeager s file Tony Quattro and Don Rouzzo leave thelr Nebo walk the long last mlle To Pete Mraulak and Don s brother for thetr last Z vears trial Marmell Queen leaves her ablllty to get a diamond ring To anv happy girl who can keep her man on a strlng Glorta Raney leaves her school headache To anyone else to take Cause he s flnally leavlng school Jlffl Renstrom leaves hls abxllty of playmg hooky wlthout gettlng c llkes to hunt and s clever enough not to be sought leaves Z years of Chemlstry doesn t understand lt as well as he lucky to leave he s waited to achleve Nick Saplo hands his job at the Rttz To B111 Weaver hoping he won t have any fits ames Sarna leaves hls worrles wlth a slgh To his school good old Struthers Hugh Jeanne Schall leaves her football arguments and walk to school ev To Dorothy Onderco wlth the lmpresslon that argumg doesn t pax Pau1Sch1ll1ng leaves hls abxllty to get study hall To anyone who manages to mlss the dally roll call Betty Ann Schmid leaves her love for school and the fun she had To Sklppv and B111 hopmg It won t make them qulte so sad Pete Serxch leaves hls abllxty to get by wlthout havmg to study To Sammy Banozlc h1s frlend and buddy lvlarllvn Shaffer leaves Struthers feelmg sad and low To one of her sxsters whose name IS jo To anyone who Tommy Ripple To anyone who james Sabol IS After IZ years Anna Sherman leaves her great love for rhymes To janet Brose to help her busy her ldle mmd lll aught e ry dax D at . . . t ll V' ' . ,I , at . . . . ., . . at . . . in o 0 . 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WNW iw- fa BOB RAYBUC K JOAIINE RUFMER H1 GEORGE ZENUCH DON CENTDFANTI BAKER LUTHER ONDAVICK CLASS WILL Page Slx Bernard Shllllng leaves his walk to school To Bob Tomko which IS very cruel Glenn Shlllmg IS an old fuddv duddv He doesn t leave anything to anybody Hugh Snyder leaves hls specs To Dlck Mlhalko also h1s Intellect Phyllis Stover leaves her love for Glee Club and Band To anyone who can smg or play something grand Wxlma Strlcklm leaves her good times ln school To her brother David so he won t become an Idle fool Bomfaclo Tatta leaves the Como Sinatra voice that rings To any crazy person who thinks he can slng Charles Tiller ns leavln And he thanks heaven Dolores Tomko gives her transcription struggle To Mr Fedor to try to juggle Catherine Varsho leaves her love of typlng and careless machlne To Betty McDonald which is very llkely to be seen Helen Vasllchek leaves her 4 years at Struthers Hlgh To Mary Ann Hrltz if she d like a try Ray Velky leaves his nice long walk from North Side To Ed Katcher cause he knows nt won t hurt has prmde Josephine Veltre leaves her problems In tabulation To Gerry Banovlch using the same speculation Lucille Whltsett s leaves her gum chewing Boston Wilson leaves his athletlcs gl t To anyone who can make use of It Glenn Wllt leaves hls history book To any sucker whose goose ts cooked Betty Yasechko leaves her 6th perlod to any one lucky enough to get It And her love for American History to her brother johnnv If he hasn t enough credxt Mary Zanm leaves her standmg space on the bus daxlx To anyone who s lucky enough to get it and take It gally George Zenuch leaves hxs gum chewmg and Northsmde walk To Dick lf he llkes to do lt and doesn t put up a squawk ATTEST 05,1 KCWUI planted QQMJQZJ tlftdfif ff fra JH-,Ui 113 It . . . ' . . . at . . . ,, .. i ' ll I1 . . ' . . . 4 ' . lt . . . . . . ' . . . at . . ,, - . ,, . . 4 . . . . ,t . . . at . . . D . . . . ,k . . . , . , . . 4: . . . , , . . . . . 4, . . . . I . . 0 lt . . , . To anyone who likes to buy and chew something gooey. 1 ' ' ' ll 'f vw It . . . lk . v Y . I , I 4, . . . , l . Q A . . . I I ' : 3 , W , w ,f gn ' -Fifa' Ja l O ' If y - -1 iv ' I e 'HE W C I . ' X26 as ff l ff X g 4 . X' U BAKER cf' STRIVKLIH CHUEY I LOUIE BELLATTU STHICKLIN '45 X. BILL BRID CBS G0 CULAK VABSHO MAC DONALD LOU IB BELLATTQ 114 DAVID HUUISEY The Dzary of Our Custodzans September Zl Dear Dlary Yumptng Yxmany Is bad enough all summer I clean um school wash walls windows and floors Now opens new term More kids dat means lots more paper on floor more lockers break and lotsa scratchy desks Ihope lt s better next year Always O11e de Svede October Z1 Ho yok Today der English teacher call me up to thlrd floor FIX dat chalr for me Olle please? She tmks is muslc class da wav she smg lt Drs yanltor Job no goot ls too hard Too much clxmbmg der stairs Always Olle de Yamtor November Z1 Ye Zo Man Today club have party ln lxbrary Nmce gxrls wlt flowers cum Dey eat candy drink pop and talk talk talk Dey go aft er many hours leave all work for Yup Olle der vorker December Z1 Chrlstmas IS cumlng and here too Teachers and klds vant school all decorated up Olle elected to do da decorating brlng tree und flx records for music Yuplng Yummy january Z1 Dear Dlary Olle haf mce Christmas cleamng up rooms und halls after kxds ha! partles Today ve put more chairs in all rooms more klds comxng dey say Olxe vat s left of hlm February Z1 Tomorrow IS Valentlne s Day boys and glrls valk around vlt hands lmked togeter Love IS blind det say dey ms rlght by looks uf some uf dese kids Olle allas Cupld March Z1 Ho Hum anoder month ms gone avay Ver are you? I says Everyone I5 vearlng green today and looks at me v1t dlsgust Could be my orange tie? '7 'P '7 7 Olle de Greenhorn Aprll Z1 Lots happen d1s tlme Aprll Fool Day too much for me Kmds thunk dey funny by playing yokes on me vat dey do vxthout Olie de Yamtor May Z1 Thanks be to God Last time 15 here Klds leavxng soon Alwaxs Olxe de kid hater 115 o o I 1 l ' 1 1 e 1 5 . . 1 ' I 1 1 1 -- . . H . . . ,, . . . 1 1 - . . . , . . . -- , . . 1 1 , . . . . . 1 1 I 1 1 0 ' -Q Q- -1- . , . -.. I ' - ' -- . . ' . . . . , Olie, de el! 1 . -- . . , . , . , . . . , . . . , -- . . - 1 1 - .. .1 Q , . . 1 . . . ,, . , . .I D 1 . ',-nf '- ,, xxf., 55193 1 .nf xr DON PHELP5 1: DICK WCOLLUM HELEN F LURYANS KY DON PHELFS - x.,Cjf ., fl ' WW! xfn 1- CATHERINE NEEDHAM FRANLES FABIS JOAN BAKER FRANCIS fABls HELEN FLURYANSKY HELEN FLORYANSKY 116 JOE KUNCE 1 PAULSHILLINC ANNE SHER MAN Our' Classmates MARILYN SHAEFFER Patty worked hard on the Annual Strivmg always with the rest If you ask Robert s opmlon He will say that she s the best A very avid Wxldcat fan But anywhere she ll go is A cheering cry that spl1ts the air Hurrah for old Slobodas jtm has a scientific mmd For experlrnents won t t1re A bright and glowing name he owns Our red hot jimmy Fire My goodness he s a qulet chap He never says a word A smile is all youll get from htm He s seldom ever heard Helen s a Sloboda fan She ll cheer them tall they start And if they are not playmg rtght She ll Join and take a part She s got the cutest llttle smlle And naturally curly hatr She ll more than do her share I ll bet she s not quite 5 3 She s really very small And lf it were not for her smile She s hardly there at all Now Cathey ts a Senior A As nice as she can be But sttll we love her when she says Explain the joke to me There ms one certain lxttle guy Who never llkes to pester You 11 often hear folks call hmm shy But we all call htm Lester Rosemary s such a little thlng Who loves to eat thmgs gooey She s sweet and this we sure can prove Because Rosemary s Chuey Nr Bellatto is tlnx and slim He s right there before xou wmk Though he 15 little some credit IS due Loule has more brams than we thlnk At Runge s you will see htm work Come sunshme or come ram For special seruce anx tlme ust call for Uonme Kane D1CK PAR KER Patty Elrwln is ax YI Frances Fabns 'NW H jlm Flre 0' o B111 Gentlle Helen Floryanskl joan Fabman Ciicocscz C341 117 X Marlon Democko 2 E Cathy Varsho MPI 00,0 CL4Ckl Lester Crxttenden V CLKK, 7' ter Rosemarx Chuex 7-'EAN Louie Paellatto Don Kane 4: 1 . .. . ' ,, V' . Rx ,. ft. . 1 ,sf ' . , , D , V . ' . 1 A3 M . . - . - f z 5141.12 1 ' 3 . And, when you give a job,to her, g It ' ' ' ' 5 . 1. . . i - D X I V I ' . x P , ' . ' ' f X : . 5 x -f t Q I . . ' 4 , . I C 'Q . ,k , . 1 Ch Q n I . 4 ,., It . ' V I . ' . . xv fflxllfy . J ' ' . . FRANK NORRIS DUTCH LRITTENDEN JUNIOR NOUNTAINCLINBERS ANN NRRXE FKRE Mr 1' we K' as 'Wil BEN TATTA wx ffa nvwww 1 9 Bmw WSTRKKLIN ML PETRUSKA A PKHFORD R CHUEY ANNA SHERMAN ll 8 JMUCE MURPHY x 5 3 1 q , 'ut'-f'.' ,- , ' 4 I x al 11.15 Ivy, C gf . 1, I , '. .,. I, 5 . VL ' if ' I fr 'cm f if U M. Aw, -:gg .sw J, 1 -J ' f'v ' 0 ' r .- - 2- f , . . . ' 5 f - . Mm, 'Fin , MW-. , 5 Q-M Qgukvnwmw 'fi A ... . . M mnwwwmw if 4 . .......,........... V ---M U U ........,.. 'm' wi'ffi::p'g A ------.-...M -W - -, V --an-.-... ,. , -................ . .,A,U ,V I Our Classmates Page Two Ill Ill ll Ik I ve never seen her with a beau, It seems their love she spurns And if you ever tease her, boy You 11 find that Bobbie Burns Tests for B111 are always easy Quizzes also slmply won In his classes as he s fmished You ll hear klds ask, Billy Dunn? I I remember back correctly When we all were Freshxes small johnny always dlsliked Sctence Seems that it was his downfall Patty sat up front tn Civics Answermg every question true I guess she studied all her lessons I dldn t rectte 11ke that did you? Santa brought a little box Its contents held a ring Now Barbara s very happy cause There s a wedding in the sprmg Her last name lingers on She s tall and dark and full of fun We re speaking now of Dawn Donnie looks just 11ke his sister Curly hair and flashmg eyes Personallty so charmmg Romeo in deep d1sgu1se Godo s a great basketball fan You ll hear her down in gym And If you want the champlonship just call on Captain Sllm Mary Ann IS often solemn, Always speaking soft and low And her volce we ll always cherlsh W1th that golden mellow glow Now here we have another Senlor Understand her? We never will Why can t we walk over all her? Cause she IS just a httle h1l1 Josie Veltre very tmy Scurrymg around the halls Smiles at all the wmlllng bachelors Yet for one she never falls Evalme s a charmmg lass Great passing grades she makes Wmth her in Glee Club we all know That gmrl IS qulte the Grapes A Semor A and lots of fun Though he s no Peter Lawford Hts personality can t be beat Of course It s johnny Crawford 1 119 X rg fs S Bobb1e Burns B111 Dunn johnny Pavlansky Patty Ekomak Barbara Boland Dawn Campbell Don Centofantl Betty Ann Godo Mary Ann Gu1dos mm K- Ruth H111 fxfm josephlne Veltre Evalme Grapes john Crawford - ' mm , 1 n' , IIFTXEI4 v u on 'Q j can ' : iff ' , ff! .gf . . I2 l MJF' i 0 I e . at . . . . . . , g Ir A rival school and famous soup ' I X - , w ,R . . . ' . . , ? n a . Na n if ' : if i' , I X 5 1 I , I p . ' . . . . 1 ' ' ' . it . , . '-1 t . , . D we ' ' ' I . MARY ANN BUSKO DUROTHY YALLECH PHYLII CHEESECAKE XTX! A LULU HELSEL CARYL BAKER DON LENTOFANTI 120 PAT STEWART BARBARA GREEN RUTH BURN ETT 1 C0 Our Classmates Page -rm. He loves to print fine letters And the artroom is hxs joy If he follows in Myer s footsteps He wxll be a lucky boy This lassle is the cutest gal Whose heart you ll never chap It sults her personality When we all call her Flip Shilling IS th1s fellow s name Whose thought ms gomg steady The reason for his absent heart A little gal named Freddv It seems he never wxll get full Of typmg to the rlm lt took nlgh two weeks To s1mply peck out Allen rn Anna Marie IS one good kld A baby sltter she s for hlre But all the boys should watch thelr step Cause wxth her you re playlng with Fxre She s qulet as a mouse mn class You hardly know she s there But let her Jotn a party and In fun she ll have her share lf you re ever hunting Bobby Wondermg where he could be at Never let yourself get flustered Simply look around for Pat Whose looks can ralse the dxckens We hope he never wlll forget Miss Boylan and those ch1ckens Behnke is a charming lad Wlth halr of golden yellow He s qu1te the lady s man you see So girls beware that fellow He doesn t say so very much In fat he s very qu1et But get htm with a bunch of kmds And Carmen IS a rxot She 15 a quiet gtrl we know Keeps sllent all the whxle But you ever glance her way Marle answers wlth a smlle I don t thlnk B111 has traveled ar O er mountams and through rldges Yet why does England clalm hmm joe Kunce Phyllls Stover Glenn Shilling 2 92 jim Allen 44 53 S Qutikl Anna Marxe Fmre QJQUQ Betty Busomk Bob Dlckun Andv Dudesko 6' klgfff ' jtm Behnke Wd' Carmen Bellanca Marte Bovenzl When they all sxng London Brldges B1llBr1dgeS Walk ln Isaly s for a coke Slt down and golly ned It seems the order boy s a frxend A Senlor A named Ted Ted Plffea ' .S , . , x . U . X 1 . I U :JI 0 X! . , , . : . , y , . ' . I' V He's quite a handsome Borneo .CB CF ' . ' . ' ' 49 ' V - - s 'i ' , . ' , . ' I ffl W . ' Q --. li . . ' . 4 . . . in ' . I I . 2 ' ,' . . 1 1 0, 121 ,-K' NORENE NESTOR JOAN BAKER PI UPS L-va, XV 'CQVWN 3 if ooROTHYf YALLECH PIIYLLIS TNGRNTON VHYLLIS STOVER WILDA NORD CATHERINE NEEDHAH NICKGWNCOLA B03 LOICAK PAT ERWIN DKK GRIN' 122 . . ' 1 , tl ' 1 W ' , - I Z I ,L, -Asxvlfvli ' '51 l' - af w px a X a, 'f is Our Classfnates Page Four 42 This Bobko 15 a l1ttle guy With knowledge ever growing He s qu1ck and pert on qulz and test Hey Mike Your brains are showing Lmda M s known near and far Never to be flustered In the summer you w1ll find her Where they re selling Frozen Custard Someone just v rote Rewlude 340 She can weary heart entrall Come on master, show your colors Oh, my gosh It s Jeanne Schall Ben halls from sunny Italy Hls brogue brlngs many sighs Like Perry Como he does sung Hls music satisfies Early to school report card and all Lucille Whttsett slender and tall Mxraculous change beyond the unseen I awoke with a start, It was only adream There IS a boy m Civics class And apples are his weakness Gene used to munch ln CIVICS class Till Siskowtc brought him bleakness Stefan is his favorite name Although he won t tell why In C1v1cs class he s really smart Thzs tall and slender guy Wilma is another typlst Really hot rods on the keys And, even though tt s in a ttmin Smlles at everyone she sees In Glee Club I oft wonder What we d do wtthout her there For she leads all of the seconds Really does more than her share Slender as a willow tall Buoyant lxthe, and full of fun Whose thls gal we re talking o L11 Caparso she s the one Tho Seniors often are called snobs With other students nigh We all broke down for one from South And echo a welcoming H1 A winning personality, In history a whiz I ll never understand that 90 nn Miss Yeager s quiz She takes the curves at 90 per Speed demon full of terrors Don t worry bout her accidents In typtng they re just errors 123 M319-4' ' 0 G Of rwrzugfmfr Mlke Bobko Lmda Mackondy Jeanne Schall Bomfaclo Tatta Lucllle Whltsett Gene Potter ugene Musmch Wmlma Strlcklln Anna Mae Begala Lxly Caparso Adelme D Amxco Eugene Hodmcky Betty Hammond , . - . 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' 1 1 I Our Classmates Hot Rod Gordon tn a r Oh how that boy can drlve Hxs engme seems just like a e It s luck he s still ahve Banjo music ln the atr It s bemg played so slick I wonder who the player ts NV gosh It s Dommlc jeante has but one great trouble Fxervwhere she plans to dwell You can always hear her comlng Tmkle tmkle little Bell Happy ns thus little maiden Blonde of hair and blue of eyes Soon she wxll be Mrs Beaver None but Queenle ln dlsguxse Durlng Chrlstmas lh McCrory s Selllng cookles by the pound Hides the best then tells the people No where can that kmd be found Some people luke to kid around And plax with red hot ftre Then say should we take part of Paul Or take this Mac Intlre? To plow the field and fill er Thev came around and asked us all Shall we let Charlie T111 er? Bettx Comes from Lowellvllle She rmdes to school on the bus Though Struthers msn t her real home She stlll ms one of us Glorla seems so awfully shy In Cuxcs awfully bramy To talk to her just can t be dry Because you see she s Raney People say Does joan have doug Because her name ts Baker If thew don t stop they soon will see The local undertaker Duck McCu1lum has a 'P Or should we say a car? He d get there sooner wallung If he were going far johnny drives to school each day His car won t go past Z0 And often he gets out to push Hts worries must be plenty Some people like to kxd our gurl And call her Donna Gerk When she hears this she gives a smtle Page Fwe I TINKI-El x..f TINNLS I K. 'IS ' F ldffh E IQ jack Gordon Domlmc Brmdxsx jean Bell Marmell Queen Marmlxn Shaffer Paul Mclnttre Charles Tlller Betty Yasechko Gloria Raney Joan Baker 0435 Q Q we 114 ng Duck McCullum ei? F x iff O 1 johnT7e1sander ..f 3f- And goes on with her work Donna Gel-ek 4 'f ' ca . . . . jt: v n Q n 0 S. lk K - jl1 'xx g 4 1 U fo 1 N J' 3 V'a n in n . - . 't . , I kt. I 1 u . I lf ' ' G' 3 - 4 Some farmers needed extra help 1 0 1 o i if ' ' l: , . ,, ,, ' f' 1 . t ' V' ll ' . h?lI v . :ved V til -:Lrg . wx '-by f . i V . : 345 1:i,i.xl . - . t . . . Our Classmates . . pagesix lk Bob is not a willow tall Where birdies luke to perch He s not a maple or an oak You ve guessed tt Bob s a Birch 'Tall and blond and ever smtlxng Bernie s really quite the guy He can be qu1te gay and robust Though some people call htm shy Hts last name s ltke a babbling brook Where merry fishes ttpple And don t you say that he s all wet Our llttle Tommy Ripple He s very much a lady s man Runs to them with his troubles Hts happtness and fickle heart Is why we call htm Bubbles A preacher s son IS always good And just the dearest feller But sometimes nature will slip up Do we all agree Marsteller'? Leonard was an actor bold Before he decided to stop It seems that he ln dramatlcs went Only as far as a cop Larry ts a pretty boy With eyes of flashing brown Gwe htm a brush and lots of paint 'x 1 vii ' V' Bob Burch Bernard Shtllxng Tom R mpple 0 Oo B111 Stevens Paul Marsteller Leonard Panella sf He ll really do the town l 'I A streak of ltghtmng thru the hall You see htm and then sltcko He s gone and yet you know the cause Little Emll Pavllcko Lar ry Pe xrce Emil Pavllcko Dave IS such a cheerful boy I All IS to his llklng v And lf you visit 306A David Mounsey You ll find htm right there typing arm l I know she d rate in Class A 1 Q , Being pleasant all the whtle Delores Kranyak Without her cherry smnle ??q????9 And we have yet to see that girl as Q? He really ts a handsome chap With eyes so shiny brtght And all hxs glrlfriends must admtt He thrills them with dehght Now here s another Senior A Steve Ge rak Whose favorite dish is jelly That s all you need to guess her name Why sure you know xt s Nellne Nellte Lepore This guy is making up a book By now his bram I5 so blxstery He took it quite to heart It seems When Miss Y said he d make history Qicar Obenauf Z5 ' . if xx 1 1 I l . .. .I ., ' . . X t q ' n .1 . I I . . . .' U 5 f ' L s 0 QQ . . . ' 0 Q 4: ' 'H H. 09 . 0 Ik ' . t , H ll . . 1 ff - f.. . ' . ylff - . It . i ' j L' - . . 4 srl. f '. 4 Xwfff ffl- ' . ' . . ' 24-A - A . . ' . ff . . . I X 1 1, 1 In . . . 'N l' g.. 'n - 0 Our Classfnates Page Seven lk Ik Now here s a guy who s favor1te place Is r1ght beside a table He eats so much, yet doesn t expand That character called Sabol j1m Sarna s voice is seldom heard Even by a teacher But once I really heard hlm yell At a Memorial game, in a bleacher I wonder why he didn t freeze Whlle to assembly goung The Z ln hls name kept him last m the line During March with the frosty wmds blowmg George Zenuch I really can t sing very well You ll always hear her say 11m Sabol suis' nu: 'mmf - f: jtm Sarna FOR But tell me can that girl be beat VJIIEMEL 0 Slngmg Dreamer s Holiday 9 F03 WUNULNNV Mary Lou Petruska We never see h1m angry But always full of Joy Yet I know a way to shake htm up just call him Bllly Boy You ve heard of old MacDonald s farm And chores that load lum down But one MacDonald lwes right here In Struthers, our home town ll q I 1 4 Bill Petrunak r - :nil ,...... ' Donna McDonald Now here s the girl who is the best In whatever she ll do or say And there s not a subject in S H S In whlch she won t get an A Shirley s anxious to graduate fAnd beheve me that IS soon But she s more than exclted when she Of a weddmg that s coming in june Shu-ley Platteborze He wants to spend graduation week On a lxttle Island named Coney That IS the last will and testament W Of our one and only Tony Tony Quattre -gs' ' :f a -4' , 4- Wanda Panter thinks He s just an ordmary joe Yet never can be beat Hls crew cut will dxsttngulsh hun As none other than Pete Loulse has been a color guard As long as I remember Her slender form and stature tall Helped lead the band in November Mildred loves her history book She holds it day and mght Or maybe she studies to get rxd of it I think that s the reason, all right Helen haunts the typing room Tis there you ll always reach her We wonder if she likes the class, Or could it be the teacher? 'Hu Pete Serxch 242- L? Lou1se Helsel I E J Mildred Irvme Helen Vanlchek 12 . , . . . . I 3 f it 4: - v 'D 'J , . . . . t IC V ' 'IU I Q 1 . 1 ' ' IO O ' Ol , . t . . l If . .. . .. ll - . l A L ir + - - - an gm 1 . K In 4' . 0 l I D x I . , x '- at . , . . . g, g o . . as n-- 'G 'L 'As- a --, ' V if , Y, , '- fs.. ' ' ' A, Vx ' ' ' ' A - .u ' it . N . 677 at . . , . . It . I ' I 6 Our Page Exght if 4' lk lk lk Bill seems to be a dreamer now All lost to life and shrouds Or maybe it s because he s tall That his head is in the clouds A lovely voice and haunting tone Bill Murphy Make janlce so appealing We know a handsome boyfr1end'0D Uo R5 N, F4 Qkhgk That she soon will be revealmg -ff' SOL L4 .rl g jjanlce Murphy A Senior A with lots of braxns X Her mmd s not on one track T'Nl'Lgl rw She s good ln everything she does This Mary Ann Kxsak S 5 y X X X Mary Ann Kxsak Anytlme you go to town XY::'. xt N1 IW' gh' And want a coke that day 91' W3 QQ' X just walk m Isaly s and you ll see 5 f ' q,'- Our Irlendly classmate Ray 02 Pay Velky Tall and dark and seems quite shy And IS well llked tn school He s always smllmg at h1s friends He s handy with a tool Though Fredd1e s really full of fun You ll never hear htm scrapple just ask this boy about that class From North Slde every day she comes Her knowledge is uncanny She s good In everythmg she does Guess who Yes Mary Zannl Tall and slim and full of fun This gal has lots of ego She proudly tells all of her friends That she s from sunny Nebo Although hls name xs like Aurora s He s not her brother we know He s kinda tall and handsome too He s nxce thls boy named joe Whenjohnnx s car gets pretty rough So rough you can hardly stand her Does johnny do the work h1mself Or does he let Del sand her? An actress she w1th ease could be Her family of course allowm The crowd would surely applaud l1ke When Catherme does the bowln Blonde and thm and w1th a smlle She ll greet you every day Although she s shy It s very true Her days are never gray Although her name IS Geraldine The klds just call her Gerry A sense of humor she sure has Thls gal IS qulte the berry Don Rouzzo gn Chow-QV' Mary Z annl 'VL Delores Tomko joe De1S1gnore Qt -'vi johnny DelSander UWM 2- ad A I ' 1' W I Catherme Bowen Rose Nenadltch Ge raldm,e McLaughlin WALSWORTH ua.-,sean-un IALIUOIYI norlzn Imaam-al. u mn. 127 4 . I 3 X ' ' . . 1 -J W K v I - - - 4. - DO. ' I 0 . . . 1 + . ' - :QCEIPS-J' , .. . x.,,0 l 1 ,FA lv A -I-L' ' ' . . . . 2 1 I wg N ' .lx , . . . . Q . .. . . X Q . 3- V In which he'd eat an apple. ' Fred Pusser ' 1 . . . I . . . v N El: ak .I . . t - . . . ' :of ' . 1 1 1 t I . A, plxu . ' ' . , 'Q 4 ,', il as f . 1 p . 1 43, rm Hg ajlx D i , m 523 ' 335' . k 1 1 a . t a . a Ollr Classmates . . . Page Nine Although this gal is very small And really IS quite swell You ll often fund her sneaking mn BOOM' 459, After the tardy bell K Betty Peluso Always able to take a joke , , H 1 in Her temper s never fierce One question we would like to know Does Bonnie really p1erce? Bonme Lou Pelrce A httle girl with dark brown hair bfmff, From school she lives qulte far PUFF' She loves to play some little trucks HE + You ll find her where the jokers are ZVLHK Betty Ondavmk Frankie s quite the lady s man, He s usually at the Ritz just tell htm a joke and later on When he gets 1t, he 11 always take fits Frank Norrls I Q11 fxf' ua! Index Activities 50 74 Act1v1t1es Division Page, Admlnlstratlon Advertlsmg UXXX Advertxslng D1v1s1on Page, Alma Mater Annual Editors Annual Staff Archery Athletxcs Division Page, Babyface Band Baseball Basketball Bookkeeping Boys Glee Club Boys Gym Cheerleaders Cheesecake Chemistry Class Hlstory Class Wxll 05 7 Class of 1951 Class of 1952 Class of 1953 Colorguards Custodrans Debate Diary of our Custodian 128 4, . . gl , . .ig if I nuiilxg , , ' H a' P , . . . . ff . . T V . - . P ll 1 ., . , . eaea 1 0 -X 113.7 Nil ' ........... ...... 3 . ...55. Art ...................... . . .... 44. ' ' .... . ..... 75. . ...90,9Z. ...86,87. ...8Z,83. ' ..... .... 4 7. ' ...5l. ' ...... .... 4 3. . ....7Z. .. ...120. ' .... . .................... 9l,93. ' ..... ...103,1 , 10 ,l09,l11, 113. .................... 38,39. ..................40,4l. ....4Z,43. . .....7l. ' ............ . .... 74. ' ' .... ..115. Index Page Two Ductorlans F'1ectr1c1ty Faculty Faculty Dlvlston Page, Features DIVISION Pagej F'1de11s Club Fmls Football Glrls Glee Club Gu-ls Gym Hopewell Index jumor Y Teens just Klds Latm Club Llbrarlans Lnbrary Majorettes Mechamcal Drawlng Meet The Prmcess Monltors M T Space Muslc National Honor Soclety Offlce Glrls Orchestra Our Classmates Pm ups Publtc Speakmg Science Club Senlor Blographles Sen1orfD1v1s1on Pagesl Sentor Offlcers Senior P1ctures Semor Sponsor Sewmg Snap hots Snapshots fD1v1s1on Pagel Stagecrew Student Councll Student Prmts Study Hall Thespmns Th1s Is The Fnd Tmtle Page Track Typing Tumbling Underclasses Underclasses fDivision Pagel Welding Wildcats fD1viston Page, Wood Shop Y Teens Z 06 8 .r-1 Ha- lv XXY11 76 90 4 55 XXK11 128 9 5 7 98 100 97 99 12 126 Z8 118 XXXII :qi .ff-.4 'I Q1-' :L. 7' 1,-2155 ' .... ............ ............ . . .. ...........,.,.w,, ....52. .. 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THE SQUARE DEAL PR1NTERY 69 Walnut Street Struthen, Ohio 9 Y P'llW R 5llKlllHJ1'll M ls' Y lm rw 'L Vilvl 140 W-...i x, Mayor Thomas H Needham MAKE The Stambaugh Thompson Co YOUR SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE SPORTS AND HOME NEEDS 114 West Federal Street 1652 Mahonlng Avenue 2625 Market Street HARDWARE LEADERS FOR 104 YEARS Pete Brown Sport Shop, Inc 1510 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN OHIO P E T E B R O W N Phone 7 3960 Resldence Z 0859 FOR YOUR NEXT PRES TRY 53112 50036 STRUTHERS OHIO CR IPTION OR SICK ROOM SUPPLIES Bittner s Pharmacy E1 St Booher Service TOPS IN SERVICE AMOCO PRODUCTS SERVICE POLAND AT SEXTON PHONE 5 0022 W N Wilson 8g Son ntroclucmg Harry Hazard Q ii' a Safety Sleuth who IS on the Trail of Dwelling Hazards. 4 tate tree S ru hers, to one 5 2321 v .1 C. . a , . I I nes - 329 m I jj ll uv N .I N J lr XY .flu G ' ' enerator Ign1t1on X' Starter Brak .L . gl- - 1 N if ' 1 I Y EN ' ' ra S S t t t Oh' Ph - - VAN HEUSFN MCGREGOR SHIRTS TIFS SPOR TSWEAR TAYLOR S MEN S WEAR OPEN 9 TO 9 2604 MAR KET STR EET MALLORY EVFNING ATTIRE HATS FOR RENT Steaks 81 Chops 81 Sandwlches CURB SERVICE Open 24 Hours Youngstown Poland Road Phone 50036 Shop At STAMBAUGH THOMPSON S For Ouallty Hardware And Home Needs 114 West Federal Street 1652 Mahoning Avenue 2625 Market Street FOUNDED 1846 I NICHOLSON'S DINETTE M est wushes'co'H1el95O raduatm class oF TRUTLIEI2 LIIGI-I from QQDQ I LPTUDIG l WHERE INDIVID E. 0 CAPTURE THE BE . Y? I QV NIK IV QR, APHER 1X mf XXX? MISS JOYCE WEBB YOUNGSTOWN COLLEGE HOMECOMING QUEEN ik Ik GRADUATION IS AN IMPORTANT MILEST ONE IN YOUR LIFE MAKE SURE GENE RECORDS ALL YOUR IMPORTANT EVENTS Candrd W E D DIN G S swam G H I L D R E N FAMILY GROUPS F NE PORTRAITS WHEN YOU DEMAND THE BEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY, CALL G ' St d' Phone 53085 S U Struthers Ohlo '336 F'1rr1 Ftrefff 'H 7,7 1 'fl I ik lk Ik I , . C ompllments Of MILLIGAN DAIRY St ruthe rs Oh10 10 Sprtng Street HARRY M WORMLEY A N D S O N Plumbmg Repanr Servlce Phone 5 2212 Phone 52625 E E D T H E. C L Struthers Ohio NI-ER 93 Brldge Street Youngstown I S E R General Contractors 100 East Rayen Avenue Ohlo C R E A For People Who Care C. C. K A gl S O N D A I R Y L A N D Home Cooked Meals Ice Cream, Pop, Candy Groceries and Good Service 176 Bridge Street Struthers, Ohio Compliments S I Y C L F A N C Compliments C' F N S L F R I L D F R Real Fstate Brokers Appraisers And Land Developers 33 Main Street Phone 5 4825 Struthers Ohlo Fine jewelrx and Fnpraxing Watch Repairing Diwmonds Watches jewelrx Silverware 4 IXZ State Street Struthers Ohio Of FI l DR ING O., 1. ,. -BU , ,J S STEPHFLN J, KOMARA Compllrnents Of DAVIDSONS FUNERAL HOME 11 Sprmg Street Struthers Ohlo Phone 5 2.111 BEST WISI-IES PENNER FURNITURE 162 Bridge Street Struthers Ohlo 2718 Market Street Youngstown Ohlo Our slncere wlsh IS for a full measure of Happmess and Suc tomorrow RAYMOND BRENNER Reglstered jeweler American Gem SOC1CtY Federal at Haz 1 Youngstown Ohlo PAUL KOSSICKS SERVI Auto Accessorles And Tlres Lubr1cat1on and O11 Corner Flfth and Elm Struthers Ohlo Phone 58515 9 A . cess when you meet your appointment with C E IGHT VELRY Watches jewelry Kenneth Knlght W atchmaker 585 Flfth Street Struthers Ohlo NOUFERS FOOD MARKET Complete Llne of Meats 81 Groceries Frozen Foods Soft Drlnks 81 Clgarettes RUTHERS MAYTAG Maytag Croslev Zenlth Washers Refrigerators Ranges Radlo Televlslon We Servlce All Makes 91 Brldge Street Phone 5 2237 N IR O S G R O C F R Speclalwes ln Grocerxes and Meat 31 Lowellvllle Road Phone 5 8221 K N J E1 w , c o. Phone 5-2315 427 Fifth street s T c o. ' 5 .. Y CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Clemente Construction Co Inc OF' 1 9 5 O O O, O IF IT'S CEMENT - CAI L. CLEMENTE 5 2.412 Meme s Flowers 180 BRIDGE STRFET STRUTHERS, OHIO PHONES 83405 Phone 5 2109 Real Homes C OMPLIMENTS OF Kesler Brothers REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE 162 Br dge Street Penner Butldlng JR 3 5522 Em' FY M igpby, rd 01110 OJNY JR H Phone 53993 AVE Romeo 84 Stocker TALLOR AND CLEANERS TAILOR TAKE CARE OF YOUR CLOTHES 109 Poland Axe ' I - 3 K rw Xiu I -v , 3-i va' QM, E J W rnslmvlagra .-f J 'Af ' X I E :, ' ,ff r-Tiff, ,, . g As 1 351:23 Bullders Of 'L' ' ii : fly ig-iaQ?gWfgf Struthe rs, W , A V 4 sg , . . Agp? 1 - a-'Q Kfakfv' 'I xl A' rg-rn I C . of If .I A . IT MATTERS NOT HOW STRAIT THE GATE HOW CHARGED THE PUNISHMENT THE SCROLL IAM THE CAPTAIN OF' MY FATE IAM THE NIASTER OF MY SOUL: fWi11iam Ernest Hurley, CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 Sfrouss Hlrshberg s YOUNGSTOWN OHIO WARREN OHIO SALEM OHIO NEW CASTLE PENNSYLVANIA Kochls Electric Co SINCE 1923 ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION AND LIGHTING EQUIPMENT AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR Westlnghouse 'I' HOIPOIHI 'ff Phllco Bendix and RCA Victor Home Appllances and Radxos 14 STATE STREET STRUTHFRS OHIO ' I U I O O I SERVING THE PEOPLE OF STR UTHERS AND VICINITY D E I.. O S T Tailoring And Dry Cleaning City Wide Pick Up and Delivery Phone 53281 124 Prospect St Struthe rs Ohio Compliments Of RVICE PR NT NG Morrison 81 High SHW TZ MARKET I Poland Avenue At Sexton Phone 55714 1 S H A F F' El Radio Sales and Service 476 Poland Avenue Phone 53250 S E, I I AR 4' Self Service 4' C. L. R Mocelko Brothers, Inc PENNZOIL PRODUCTS 4' COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Phone 50024 AAA R OAD SER VICE STRUTHERS, oHIo State And Park Potterson Appllonce Co 4' WE SELL. AND SERVICE 4' EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME 319 Elm Street STRUTHERS OHIO The Struthers Flower Shop CORSAGES 'I' CUT FLOWERS 'I' POT PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS 4' WEDDING FLOWERS PHONE 5-5732 10 State Street STR UTHERS OHIO C O H. 1 ,N ini .- , 4, www O O I Scotts VCIFISIY Store HEADQUARTERS FOR CHILDREN S TOYS ACCESSORIES 'I' ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES LINGERIE 'ff HARDWARE NOTIONS 'I' SOCIAL SCHOOL STATIONERY DRY GOODS 'I' DRUGS PARTY NOVELTIES BI' FRESH NUTS COOKED DAILY BRACH 81 BUNTE CANDY 116 118 Brldge Street Struthers Ohlo DORIS KINIBLE MANAGER The Pork Shoppe APPAREL 178 BRIDGE STREET PHONE 5 7935 I I I D WOMEN'S AND CI-IILDREN'S I I I I - I I' COTT S UNOCO ERVICE Cars VK ashed Lubrlcatxon PAPAL S FOO MARKE Phones 52116 f 52117 Struthers Ohmo ANDY MARRAP Meats and Groceries Phone 54758 99 Center St Struthers Ohlo WAISH ROBFR REALTORS Real Estate and Insurance 2.4 Years of Dependable Servlce George R Walsh Z1 Thomas A Roberts O7 50 State Street Struthers Ohlo 7 I A' D T 172 Sexton Street E S E - 81 s T S, , , Q John Aebischer JEWELER 120-112 BRIDGE STREET STRUTHERS OHIO Ycallech Lumber 8K Supply Company EVFRYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING SASH AND DOORS PHONES 5 2165 and 5 2166 STRUTHERS OHIO 19 L OWFTID LVIILF1 ROAD ' -.. .. I CARMINE PHILLIPS COAL Good Ohlo and Penna Coals C1ty Wlde Dehvery 80 Main Phone 5 2.500 Struthers Ohlo F I S H El R Real Estate And Insurance 233 Brldge Street Phone 5 6353 df, 1 iEZ4 Qtruthe r s Ohlo A R T H U R M L N Real Estate Thomas P Mclntee Phone 52313 MCINTEE MOTORS Only Dodge Bullds job Rated Trucks 550 Fifth Street Struthers 01110 - C O. r J Q C 0 . x ' - A I If 'V I Y up! ' - ,rv -71 5 .- L. Y . ., Y O 'us' , 3 of-v33uW' I 5 . I F ' , ' vox, , .N , RUNGE S GENERAL MERCHANDISE QUALITY NIEATS, GROCERIES, AND DRY GOODS PHONES 5 2135 CORNER Sth AND ELM STS STR UTI-IERS, OHIO Bosisfca Cool Compo ny 47 LIBERTY STREET 4' PHONE 5 3023 STRUTHERS OHIO R IS S H S T O Men s And Boys Shoes Vanl-Ieusen Shlrts Mens Furmshmgs 182 Brldge Street Struthers Ohlo UTHERS SERV Day and Nlght Wrecker Servlce General Repalrmg Body and Fender Work I Gas O11 Tlre Brake and Ign1t1onServ1ce St ruthe r s Ohlo '2 7 4 L 271 St ruthe r s OHN PEP-RC FURNITURE One Hundred And Ten Brldge Street Phone 52439 Ohlo Mc NFELFYS DHARNAAC Struthers Prescrlptlon Center 137 Brldge Street Phone 5 6l1Z Y P A O E R E S T R A U T O C E 66 Broad Street, North Side Phones it Day - C-M1 Nigh. 2 5.,.,4' J F, , E 115 175 State Street Phone 52143 O R N F' S Ready Mlxed Concrete Bulldlng Supphee Coal Graln Struthers Ohlo Phone 55811 VN e Alm To Please General Auto Repalrmg Battery And Tlre Service 160 Walton Street Struthers Ohlo Phone 5 3575 SFR HERS F MAR 561 Fifth Street C V' HOLLENBAUGH Struthers Ohlo FIFTH DAIRY J. 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