Warren G Harding High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, OH)
- Class of 1952
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Rini Two- 25-sroorns ...... . D7 Rin -Thr-at--9+-Hlz.+ics ...... amino THE scenes..- 127 J Q Q 715 if gm ' 7 4 D ,IL '4 I L, 1... C ...-...., 0' 2 -Q ,--gix -- ..- X lf- C 'Nxt ?l1E3 R 5-I A uma ,,f -?..i. ,-,,...i C n' 6 Je: o ,fx 9 , . .ES 'Q f c -x ' .-rx wg T' Ky ' M lj Q G Q .5 fa Q j KW Q 5 ' UQ Q R' 2 's WG' TF 'C MX p.!4 7 Bells Nancy Biddle Doris Blystone Dorothy Bokros Sidnelyn Porter Baritone Iames Buckner Harold Elliott Robert Hanna Clarinet Connie Abel Geraldine Buresti Victor Clementi Hurrah ! The Band s Band Director - Charles F. Corlett Beverly Iohnston Glima Layne Donald Mackey Patty Mink Donna Newhard Bennie Patrick Richard Pelto Helen Rising Iudith Snyder Color Guard Robert Mazey Charles Smyth Cymbals Marshall Winkle 6 Drums George Cuckovich Gerald Gibson Eugene King Howard Miller Bill Seese David Wargelin Tom Wills Flute Forest Lewis Lois Mansfield French Horn Layes Fletcher Betty Lou Klein Richard Krolick Coming Saxophone Delores Curty Ioe Ewanish Robert Mills lack Warner Alan Wolfendale Trombone Clarence Comer David Gordon Avenell Mushrush Iohn Vlad Trumpet George Bumbu Charles Curtis Bruce Hillman Iohn Kisella Eugene Mandrick Robert McFarland Patty O'Donnell Don Prather Shirley Verlenich Eugene Van Beenen Charles Wasilosky Tom Weaver Eleanor Whyel Kenneth Wicks Tuba Phillip Amold Mary Baker Ellis Cozadd Robert Lipscomb 7 Donald Meik Bernie Pehanich Twirlers Rosy Berry Catherine Cannon Pioselyn Choppa Sally Sue Cole Iohanne Hartill Victoria Marino Lucille Marshall Salvi Scarpaci loan Burkett Patty Lesnoski Lillian Lyons Ioyce Moore Let's Go! Give Out! -yell our cheerleaders: C. Wooke, P. Myford, M. Quar- tier, S. Minish, B. Stegmaier, M. Loychik. ep And Precision Sffeifiviff M , .f , v .WM ' 'f by ' , .!?li '4g:ff 'l ' fx Step Right Up, Folks-get your Activity Tickets here for the Big Top, Side Shows, cmd the Midway. More For Your Money ,,,I Wx' if J , 4 X MW ,Wf , , , f W Our Circus Queens-thrilled the spectators: I. Gibson, B. Fetsko, N. McKee. Equeslrienne Stars aflmzwzqa fxhzzfxzwavolffmaam no Good Luck, Panthers -the crowd yells, cms the bus pulls out. if To Mansfield Program Peddlers-Iuniors fill their treasury by selling programs to football fans ead All bull! 'I n 'W Wm ll Taft Training-accentuates safe driving. The students learn everything from parallel parking to changing tires. are- evil Drivers X X --gf'- .. . 1-'Z-2' ,-- -2. .X ef is ,Z S. l . 3' ...I 'Q if EG, g l .Z bf'fffL ff? 3 X ,pf ff! jfzff ,f .f ff f If' A Y W AV-ikrrlf-' W -4' -f' ,K 'J , ,f ef' L5 Q-' fx , . W L' lj ,,:-if f f f XTX? X f ,' ' f X . A ' X X: Nix?--X gl - ': XV X 1 XX' mx s , , x M .yi m 4 NV ' ' of M ' x r ? ji x! Q : V 003 S Nyc L CQ Z W Z ACE 7 EA S E f Z On With The Show!- The Whole ToWn's Talking presented by the Dramatic Club started out the school year with a bang. KStandingD: P. White, D. Van Hutfel, G. Smith, P. Alex, V. Colson, S. Moran, N. Adams, S. Robertson, M. Long. CSeatedJ: I. Alberts, T. St. Clair, R. Ohl, B. Mac- Laren, P. Tregoning, and I. Roscoe. Wai, 9245 mg Charge! -make Way for the Dramatic Club presentation of Arsenic and Old Lace. COn the stairs: I. Roscoe, I. Killinen, R. Schor, C. Wooke, and R. Ohl. fStand1ngD: B. MacLaren, G. Smith, T. St. Clair, R. Johnson, K. Wicks. fSeatedD: S. Robertson. I- SGXCIUST- junior Miss-was the extraordinary performance given by the Ianuary 1952 Class. CFrontD M. Iones, I. Beard, I. Gibson, M. Quartier, W. Bender, and Miss Kelly. CSecond Bowl R. Bodzen, F. Frascolla, E. Palmer, E. Sears, B. Fraser, C. King, and B. Kachelries. CThird ROWI D. Stroup, E. Dillon, V. Brangham, I. Buxton, E. Pesanelli, G. Williams, and I. Marco. Iune Dramaticists Put Their Best Foot F orward -in their senior class play. fFrontD I. Frost, I. Latcham, R. Schor, I. Lund, P. Tregoning, C. Wooke, M. Long, and N. Pritchard. CSecond Row? K. Wicks, W. Wilson, C. Kistler, I. Ekey, and V, Ball, CThird Bovvb D. Van Huffel, N. Adams, M. Roberts, and S. Robertson. CNot in picture? I. Rink, W. Hook, I. Chess. 17 Iury's in an uproar-over the Booster Club Bally. The Panther Bros. Circus--is brought to Harding by the Cheerleaders. Santa gives Coaches-D. Lafierty and L. Kemp as Christmas presents to Warren G. Laughter, excitement and fun-highlighted the rally of the Iune Class ot '52 18 Catching up-on studies between shows. F11 tell you what We're gonna give you-a preview of a good buy-an activity tic et. Audition of New Acts-for the Scholarship Dance floor show. Big Trees From Little Acorns Grow -Mr. Hulme, E. Pesanelli, and N. Bacco use Arbor Day to beautify the midway. 19 I 'J X. f e Y , Q 4 2 A11 Aboard!-for the Frolics Express of 1951 Touring the U. S. A. California, Here We Come!-sing M. Grirnsley, F. Frascolla, M. Iones, and N. McKee. Harem Scarem!-D. Iones, R. 1VIcE1ravy, I. Sekela, W. Bender, G. Pond, S. Clingan, I. Petruska, I. Beard Shimmy and shake for Sultan Sam CS. Cornicellil. 21 The Madhattefs Style Show-by fun-loving teachers. Slaves to Fashion?- Not today! shout D. Genger, B. Hook, I. Frost, C. Shad- ron, D. Och, Cstandingb R. Leach, I. Lewis. Taking a Breather-at the new Y-Teen Canteen are I. Vair, D. Ritchey, B. Derr, B. Messett, and R. Massa. 22 Senior F Ioats-give star performances When the Lights Go On Again -Armistice Day ceremony is beautifully portrayed by the Speakers Bureau. Holiday Spirits Are Livened-by mistletoe for runners-up, W. Bender, A. Hull: Hap Holiday, B. DeVitto, and Miss Merry Christmas, D. Salloy. Silent Night, Holy Night -S. Henderson and P. Tregoning as Mary and Ioseph in the Y-Teen Assembly. 24 1 Over the Top -cheered the Hardingites as they dug deep down into their pockets for a good cause. REAR-Mrs. Knox, L. Poster, Miss Newton. FRONT-M. Winkle, M. Mahannah, B. Fetsko, B. Hook, B. Shuttic. X QQQVN7 Q-pnvmlwll' -as .ry 3 Master Minds of Iune '52-take their noses out of their books long enough to get a breath of fresh air. REAR-D. Genger, W. Derr. FRONT-I. Alberts, S. Moran, J. Richardson. Brain Trusters of Ianuary '52-congratulate each other on a job well done: S. Schultz, L. Dowds, I. Yost, W. White. 25 WR .,....,,ms-se,,,,. ...,.s...Qw,.W.w6es p Q v- - , I . 6 '.,f jxjf 0 8 0 , 5- ,. ,, X' X . 3u,J,.. ,:f.- 5 ,, - ,. ,454 14,1 , 0 ' A V. .- . J -. I ' f ' 0 0 I - -' - 'M 7.11, e. .','. 1. .-, L' At' ' , I' :'.! , ' A W 0 0 Iliff ' I ' '2Z'f'i5f', QI ' QIY. ' ,I QQ . Q . H .iff .- - -, l n ' xi' ,ef -I gt.. :YI , 1 I 4 4 ' A -53.151-' o X 4 0 .ah Q, -Cf' fill' ' 'ZTSZQEH ,ff y 1 vii- 'ff 1 I ny- Wits. 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' '- 1-F-,H 4 -24 I X X Q H, 'ly -i - J A, K, Q IIIII9' I X .. .. - , , , K w :J -L X' I 1 I - gl -6 Q-3,4 5 jl 0 U if I' 9 J Q f O Q PFI is g ' 0 a 9 0 0 E' - .f Halls of Harding-educates 1,400 of the greatest performers on earth, youth of America. Summer Season 28 Winter Quarters Fairyland of Snow-entices D. Halas, M. Gibson, and D. Harris to a noon hour stroll about the grounds. 29 Executives Mr Big Top -is new crt the Harding Circus but on old hand at C111 perform- crnces. To Dr. Paul, Miller, Superintendent of Warren City Schools, We extend ct hearty welcome. 30 Circus Life Hevolves-around these big Wheels who head the executive board CSeatedJ Clerk-Treas., Mabel C. Wolfe: Pres., Theodore S. Long: V. Pres., Mrs Esther Niernip fStandingD Business Mgr., L. O. Wurtemberger, Oliver R. Iones Supt. Paul A. Miller, George W. Secrest, Henry H. Alden. The Ring Master-Milton Mollenkopi Works busily at his desk planning new and original shows. Lot Superintendents - O. A. Lovett, Assistant Princi- pal: Miss Marie O'Bourke, Dean of Girls: and Louis Swart, Dean of Boys, always seem to have more fun than anyone else. Getting Acqucrinted With Other Troupers-Miss O'Rourke and Mrs. Swart pour for the College-Vocational Day Tea. 32 Tireless Trainers REAR-RAYMOND M. CRAWFORD, Zoology: ALBERT W. MAROWITZ, Civics: DONALD FUSSELMAN, Art: MICHAEL MARCARELLO, Economics. ROW 2-WILLIAM B. GASS, Mechanical Drawing: DONALD BAKER, Health: MERRILL F. COOLEY, English, Retail Sales: MARGARET EATON, Physical Education: MILES DEARTH, Physics: I. O. BECK, Athletic Supervisor: EDWARD I. CAMPBELL, American History. FRONT-EDNA E. BAXTER, Clothing: LEONA DEEMER, Mathematics: MARGARET DENNI- SON, English: MARY K. DUCK, English, Testing: MRS. ALBERTA BARKER, American History: MRS. ETHELWYN SCOBIE, Office: GRACE CRAWFORD, Office: AUGUSTA I. BARRICK, Speech. REAR-LEWIS I. KEMP, English: HAROLD C, HULME, Botany: FRANK E. HARNAR, Geog- raphy: DWIGHT B. LAFFERTY, Geography. ROW 2-KENNETH L. KRAKER, Woodshop: GERTRUDE H. LYNN, Problems: LOUISE KENSY, Commercial Subjects: GEORGE A. IOHNSON, Physical Education: MRS. ALMA W. LANDLES, Mental Hygiene: EMILY L. KAUFMAN, English: HAROLD H. HETZLER, Spanish. FRONT-VELMA E. HARTMAN, Mathematics: DOROTHY E. HART, World History: MRS. AGNES L. KNOX, English: KATHLEEN E. KELLY, English: RUTH M. LaPOLLA, Commercial Law, World History: MRS. WINIFRED E. IOHNSON, Commercial Subjects: GERALDINE KERR, Library. 33 They Tame The Performers REAR-WILLIAM S. OLD, Machine Shop: GEORGE E. NICKEL, Machine Shop: IVAN E. MASSAR, Chemistry: DONALD D. MacEWAN, Mathematics. ROW 2-ELMER C. PEASPANEN, Physiology: SUE PERNICE, Office: MRS. KATHRYN T. MCCURDY, French, English: RUTH A. PARTRIDGE, English: EDITH L. SIMONS, Foods: CHARLES F. RIFFLE, Head Football Coach. FRONT-MRS. ELSIE H. MATHEWS, Commercial Subjects: DORIS W. MALMSBERRY, English: MRS. CHARLOTTE RIGGS, Office: HELEN M. RIDGLEY, English: FLORENCE M. NEWTON, Mathematics: MRS. MARIORIE B. NILSON, History, Civics. REAR-LORENE A. TROXELL, Mathematics, Latin: MRS. RUTH I. VAN METRE, Geometry: MRS. EUGENIA HILL, Home Economics: MRS. ELEANOR SINNER, Iournalism: BESS L. TUBAUGH, English. ROW 2-WILLIAM P. SULLIVAN, Commeicial Subjects: IOEL T. YOST, Bookkeeping: HARRY H. TAFT, Driving: CARL F. SCHEIG, A Cappella, Orchestra. FRONT-RUTH L. WATKINS, Librarian: MRS. DOROTHY T. WISEMAN, Sociology: ESTHER TUBAUGH, English: MARGUERITE WRIGHT, Physical Education: MRS. IOSEPHINE THOMAN, English: MRS. CLARA K. WEBB, Latin. 34 Star Performers-B. Korchelries, 2: I. Gibson, 37 S. Knox, 45 B. White, lg Miss Bidgley, 55 cmd Mr. Hetzler, 55 strive to hoist their fellow performers of the Iomuory Class up the ladder of success. 1-President, Zee-Vice-Presidenty 3-Secretory, 4-Treasurer, 5-Sponsor. 36 IOHN BAKER--Picture in 1951 Echoes CLEVELEN BROGDONHCNO Picture? FRED BURNETT-CNo Picture? DELORES CAPPELLA-Y-Teens: High Life: Kitch- enettes IILDA CELEDONIA-Y-Teens: High Lite RUTH CHRISTOPHERfUniontown, Pa.: Cheerleader: Minstrel: Kitchenettes: Monitor MARY DI GREGORYvPicture in 1951 Echoes THELMA ELLISON ' GEORGE FENTON, IR.-Industrial Arts: Intramurals ADA IACKSON SAMUEL IENKINS-Chemistry: Film and Reel MARGARET IOHNSON-Y-Teens RAY NEWHARD-A Cappella: Band: Orchestra:- Prom WILLIAM TALSTEIN-Band: Prom: Industrial Arts CHARLES WALKER-Industrial Arts RICHARD WEBB-Film and Reel: Prom: Track: Phytons, 1 ROBERT WILLIAMS-INo Picture? January Class August Class With The Greatest of Ease-Mrs. Wiseman guided the August I Class of 1951 to the Door of Opportunity. JV! , X X , 4 , ff af Wv if ff ' ,f 'X ' ffff J I was s STEVE AHLADIS-Film and Reel: Industrial Arts: I X Country Y-Teens, 2. termen: Baseball IAMES ANGELO-Film and Reel: Intramurals: Let- M Q Ex , X S X IDA MAE ALLEN-Commercialities: G. A. A.: Prom: ,, , Kyiv , 4 . ft t ' gf N N X X Q Xfnwv' .. .,,, 3 . ..,,- nfs ,'f'--sr-1.1 ls f ,gb 1 Y f Q XZ f x f gaps ti lt Q X 4 X ft 1 N f WS , W 329494 X ZR? W vV,Q W we t tfc ', ff, y ,FY , ft-5? A fit W x X 4 Z f f if if 5 W 4 t f ?f f X Qt 'Z ' f :X W 5, .- iff? 1' . y 0 X 5 , - A G., ,, ag Q, H l , :ya ty Y 3- X Nt X wt N x Nih- N5 Q A + X Q T X , x is X .- 'tt f swf LQ, t N it X X X s B y time ia. KQ XSI IANUARY BETTY LOU BAGAGLIA-Cauldron: High Life: Lens and Shutter: Quill and Scroll: Y-Teens SUE BEALE-Chemistry: Decimi, 4: Echoes: Prom: Spanish, 3: Y-Teens IACK BEARD-A. T. Committee: Booster: Boys' State: Frolics: HiAY, 3: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Baseball: Basketball: Track: X Country: Senior Play WARREN BENDER-Booster: Dramatics: Echoes: Frolics: Hi-Y, 2: Monitor: Prom: Y-Rec. Council: A, T. Committee: Honor Society: Senior Play EUNICE BENNETTiMonitor JOHN BEREZNY-Industrial Arts: Phytons: Golf: X Country PAT BEVELAQUA DICK BLESSING VERN BRANGHAM-Decimi: High Life: Hi-Y: Letter- men: Monitor: Prom: Football: Senior Play NETTIE BRYANT-tNot Graduate? ROGER BRYANT-A. T. Committee: Band: Boys' State: Chemistry: Frolics: Hi-Y: Honor Society, 2: Lettermen, Z: Monitor: Prom: Spanish, l: Student Council, 2: Baseball: Basketball: Football: Com- mencement: Elks Award BARBARA BUSSINGER-French: Prom: Y-Teens: Elks Award IAMES BUXTONe-A Cappella: A. T. Committee: Booster, 1, 2: Boys' State: Frolics: Hi-Y, 2: In- dustrial Arts: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Student Council: Basketball: Football: Honor Society: Senior Play: Commencement: Elks Award LEONARD CASSUDAKIS-Intramurals: Prom BETTY IEAN CLARK-Decimi: Echoes: Frolics: G. A. A., 3: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens: Elks Award LORRAINE CORBIN-Prom LOIS CRAIG-Iune Class, l95l MARTHA CRUM-Cauldron: Orchestra: Prom: Y- Teens , l-President: 2-Vice-President: 3-Secretary: 4fTreasurer. CLASS TOM DABELKO IACKIE DAYTON-Commercialites: Hostess: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens BETTY DELLIMUTI-Prom: Y-Teens ROBERT DE VITTO-Canonsburg, Pa.: A Cappella: Prom: Track: X Country LUCILLE Dl CENSO-Kitchenettes: Monitor: Phytons: Y-Teens EDWARD DILLON-Hi-Y: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Track: X Country: Senior Play LOUISE DOWDS-Aeneid: Chemistry: Decimi: Echoes: Honor Society: Monitor: Prom: PBX Oper- ator: Honor Student: Commencement: Elks Awards LOUISE ELSTON-Phytons: Y-Teens FRANK ENGLAND-Hi-Y IUDITH ENGSTROM-A Cappella: Prom: Y-Teens ALEX FABIAN-A Cappella: Intramurals ETHEL FAILS-A Cappella: G. A. A.: Prom: Y-Teens: Home EC. Award MARIORIE FARRISH-Decimi: Monitor: Y-Teens MARTHA FERRELL-High Lights MARIO FIORE IACK FISCHER-Band BILLIE SUE FRANTZ-Waynesville, Missouri: A Cap- pella: Band: Y-Teens FLORENCE FRASCOLLA-A Cappella: Booster: Chemistry: Echoes: Frolics: G. A. A.: High Life: Quill and Scroll: Prom: Y-Teens: Senior Play t fx . X 'X gow.. .f . ..1 . N . , N . . . 5 4 x 5 ' X VW,w.tt1Nx N S459 . 1 H .sfgifiwsx , . ' K , - 1, ss. , X. - : 5: is .ss 5 t x s Nf RQ, tf N f' -Rx ' xr- - - so : w 'fix X K . fa . 3 R WH' p p ::,:.. f it a ,2 'ADW y - .k - ff , we I t tr, ., if N X X M Q X 1 , X X 1,4 -.eff t I X44 S as gk, HX f f V. X 'Nf Nix f d X . 4 ..., X V X -. Q5 N-1, ., X Q X L f' me :ww f f X f Z f 0 fm, Q, W xl? , X 'nv Xx' X fm Q N 'I fx 1 QS is s v: ,, I :Wwe .2 .7 -. ex ., X. I 1' A , iffi' 3 4,3 aff? gf? .5 f -' M W ff If fs SO V 4 ' f I , f ' Sw M 7 , X f WN .ff I ,,VC, : jHMmf4 'V . :fr ff' f ,QS ,f f, ' f v X Q M , W ' 1 , 40 IANUARY BEVERLY F RASER-Aeneid : Chemistry: Decimi: Echoes: Frolics: Monitor: Prom: Y-Rec. Council: Y-Teens: Senior Play BILL FHENCHKO-Industrial Arts: Intramurals: Prom: Track ROSINA GALANO-Y-Teens IOAN GAUMER-Hi-Eco-Sy: Phytons: Prom: Y-Teens IANET GIBSON-Class Secretary: A. T. Committee: Booster, 3: Chemistry: Frolics: G. A. A.: Honor Society: Monitor: Speakers, I: Student Council, 3: Y-Rec. Council, 3: Y-Teens, 1: Senior Play RUTH GREENWOOD BERNIECE GRESKOVICH-Prom: Y-Teens: Home Ec. Award MARILYN GRIMSLEY--A. T. Committee: Booster: Chemistry: Echoes: Frolics: G. A. A.: Hostess: Prom: Spanish, 4: Y-Teens, 3: Honor Society ANGELO HAIDARIS-Intramurals ALBERTA HARRIS IIM HERMAN-Aeneicl: Decimi: Echoes: Phytons: Prom: Golf: Elks Award NANCY HERNON-Phytons: Y-Teens RUTH HIGHTOWER-G. A. A.: Monitor: Prom SAM IAPUNCHA-A Cappella: Film and Reel: ln- tramurals: Lettermen: Prom: Track DANIEL IESSUP-Boys' State: Echoes: Hi-Y, 3, 4: Intramurals: Monitor: Prom: Honor Society: Elks Award MARY IANE JONES-A Cappella: A. T. Committee: Booster, 4: Cheerleader: Class Officer, 2: Decimi, 3: Echoes: Frolics: G. A. A., 3: Hostess: Lettermen, 3, 4: Orchestra: Phytons: Prom: Y-Teens, 1, 4: Honor Society: Senior Play MARY IURASIN-Y-Teens BONNIE KACHELRIES-Class Vice President: A. T. Committee: Cheerleader: Hi-Y: Intramurals: Letter- men: Monitor: Orchestra, 1, 2: Prom: Tennis: Senior Play l-President: 2-Vice-President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. CLASS IOE KALINOWSKI-Alpha-Lits: Boys' State: Chem- istry: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Lights: Hi-Y: Lettermen: Golf: Elks Award IUSTINE KELLY-A Cappella: Prom: YfTeens CALVIN KING-Chemistry: Decimi: Echoes: Hi-Eco- Sy: Intramurals: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Senior Play SALLY KNOX-Class Treasurer: A. T. Committee: Booster: Decimi: Echoes: Frolics: G. A. A., 1, 3, 4: Honor Society: Y-Teens, l DICK KOST-Newton Falls, Ohio: Ofiiciating Club: Intramurals: Monitor: Basketball: Elks Award FLORENCE KOUPIARISVCommercialites: Hi-Eco-Sy: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens DONALD KRAMER-Intramurals ANTHONY LIBERATORE IAMES LYNN-A Cappella: Intramurals BOB MALYS IAMES MARCO-Boys' State: Chemistry: Hi-Y: Letter- men: Prom: Student Council: Football: Honor Society: Senior Play: Elks Awards MIKE MARNERIS-Industrial Arts, 1: Orchestra, 1: Radio DAVID MARTIN-Intramurals: Monitor: Football FRANK MARTIN IOHN MARTIN F- Industrial Arts: Intramurals: Or- chestra DALE MARVIN ADRIAN MASCIOLI-Industrial Arts: Intramurals: Class Officer, 2: Monitor: Prom: Student Council MARTHA MASON-G. A. A.: High Life: Monitor: Y-Teens , SZ .1 5, A N f ' if f fy Ng f x 7 X f X f V W 1 , ty 2, X if ft y '4 - 41 S rs I WW ' . if ,. J F X f'-ik? ff ZX! 1 X 4 4' I Jyfffl ' f , MT, i af: FZ?-22 5 'ff 0, sf ' .1 I. fwfr. M lgggly - . 2. :wg Iesiffi ,fi X--1., , ,Q 4 ex Q M f KRW Q , , SMS X4 4 sw 4, fin! J' ?f f X! Z7 f7 fQsff .sWW,w, 'ww,c JQQWWM ' X QfQ5i2i:0fi: 2 aft , 2, .. W L . wfm Mr five f.Zfj . ' H iii f' ., Ziyi Vf' f '7 . . 3 ff f ' Zf,wf W V, f ENE? QQ ,V if , All If ft., i-M ' , ' W2 we 4 V Q ff V Q, :7 ffl, IANUARY PAUL METEA-High Lights: Industrial Arts HELEN MILLER-G. A. A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Life: Monitor I BILL MILLS-Industrial Arts: Intramurals PHILLIPS MOORE-Chemistry: Phytons: Prom NANCY MCKEE-Booster: Echoes: Frolics: G. A. A.: Monitor: Phytons: Prom: Speakers: Y-Teens: Honor Society RICHARD NAYLOR-Film and Reel: High Lite: In- dustrial Arts: Monitor ANN OWENS-G. A. A.: Monitor: Phytons EVA PALMER-Booster, 4: Commercialites, 3: French, 1: G. A. A.: Hostess: Prom: Y-Teens, 4: Senior Play: Elks Award ELIZABETH PAPAHARALAMBOS-A Cappella: G. A. A.: Prom: Y-Teens LEAH PEARSON-Aeneicl: Chemistry: Decimi: Echoes: Prom: Y'Teens ERNIE PESANELLI-A. T. Committee: Booster: Hi-Y: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Student Council, 1: Baseball: Football: Class Officer, 1: Commencement: Senior Play BETTY PETRILLA--Cauldron: Commercialites, 17 Honor Society: Phytons: Prom: Y-Teens: B. G P. W. Award BILL PICKENS-Monitor: Prom: Elks Awards: Science Award ANGELINE POTTS-High Lite: Monitor: Prom: Y- Teens LOUIE POULOS-Intramurals: Monitor: Elks Award GAIL POUNDS-Commercialites: G. A. A.: Prom: Y-Teens BARBARA PRICE-A Cappella: Commercialites High Lights: Prom: Y-Teens ' MARIAN PROFERA-Commercialites: G. A. A. W Honor Society: Prom: Y-Teens, 2, 3: B. G P. Award 1-President: 2-Vice-President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. CLASS IOSEPHINE PROX-Commercialites: G.A.A.: Prom: Y-Teens: PBX Operator MARILYN QUARTIER-A. T. Committee: Aeneid: Cheerleader: Chemistry: Decimi: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy, 1: Honor Society: Hostess: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Y'Teens: Senior Play: B'nai B'rith Award LYDIA RADU-Commercialites: G.A.A.: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Y-Teens CHRISTINA RAPHTIS-Y-Teens BILL REED-Lettermen: Baseball: Basketball: Track: Football MARY LOU ROBB-A Cappella: G.A.A.: Prom: Y-Teens KENNETH ROCK-Chemistry: Intramurals: Elks Award ROGER RODZEN-Chemistry, 2: Frolics: Hi-Y: Letter- men: Monitor: P.A. Operator: Prom: Baseball: Bas- ketball: Senior Play: Commencement DAVID ROGERS-Lettermen: Track: Football WILLIAM ROGERS-Film and Reel: Phytons O ANN RUDGE Booster' Chemistry: Decimi: I - . Echoes: Frolics: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens PAULINE RUFO-Comrnercialites: Prom: Y-Teens: B. 6: P. W. Award IAMES SAWYER-KNO picturel STAN SCERBA-Industrial Arts: Monitor: Radio SONYA SHULTZ-Aeneid: Alpha-Lits: Chemistry: I Decimi: Echoes: Frolics: Honor Society: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens: Honor Student: Commencement: Robins Award: Elks Awards ELAINE SEARS-Booster: Commercialites, 4: Frolics: Hostess: Y-Teens: Senior Play MARIORIE SCHULTZ-Decimi: G.A.A.: Y-Teens IANET SMITH-Commercialites: Prom: Y-Teens ROBERT SPURK-Student Council V :A-4 ' 11, X I 2 I f , If Z W X Z P 1 7 ff JW wi 1 y rw y?' w ' 4364 , xg-W km ff' Xf . ef 'J f X V 1 f I Z 7 ,Z , Q, H, 43 1 fx ' rf : XYZ' I , if f , A 7' WS 7 f sf Z X X x ef X , X W if? V 5 ,X X f 1 Q, if ,V V f wg A 1 V r XI, ., : , , , ,f my iffy' ffriyilihlffflgr V swwfwmwg siffm ,fr-sy t Q, ff 4' X f X ,Mm-,,, X X ff f Ax S f Af M ff uf- f x if ' ' f f f ff W ,:,. I J X gg r f w f V f, Q3 A 44 IANUARY CLASS BARBARA STROUP-Commercialites: Monitor: Y. Teens, 3 DON STROUP-Chemistry: Monitor: Lettermen, 1: Prom: Baseball: Basketball: Football: Senior Play FRED THOMPSON-Industrial Arts: Monitor: Orches- tra BETTY MARIE TOTH-Commercialites: Prom: Y- Teens: B. :Sf P. W. Award CLINT TYNESHIntramurals ROBERT TYRRELL-tNo picturel SHIRLEY VAN SLYKE-Chemistry: Decimi: Monitor: Y-Teens CHARLES VAUGHN-Hi-Eco'Sy: Intramurals WARREN VENS-Intramurals IOHN VLAD-A. T. Committee: Alpha Lits: Band: Decimi, 2: Frolics: Hi-Y, I, Z: Lettermen: Monitor: P. A. Operator: Prom: Spanish, 2: Baseball: Basket- ball: Honor Society: Commencement: Elks Award MARILYN WAID-Cauldron: Chemistry: Decimi, 2: Echoes: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens: Honor Society: Elks Award WARREN WEBB-Monitor: Prom MARION WEBSTER-Commercialites: G.A.A.: Honor Society: Prom: Y-Teens, 2: B. G P. W. Award LORETTA WENCOVICH-Cornmercialites: Echoes: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hostess: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens BILL WHITE-Class President: A.T. Committee: Aeneid, 1: Booster: Boys' State: Chemistry: Decimi, I: Hi-Y, 4: Honor Society: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: P.A. Operator: Prom: Student Council: Baseball: Basketball: Football: Honor Student: Commencement: Elks Awards DELLA WILKINS-G. A. A. GLEN WILLIAMSwEchoes: Monitor: Prom: Film and Reel: Senior Play: Elks Award HULON WILLIAMS-Intramurals: Monitor: Prom: Track: Football IOLINE YOST-Chemistry: Decimi: Echoes, Editor: Frolics: Honor Society: Hostess: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens: Honor Student: Commencement: Elks Awards Top Billing-goes to these Iune Class Performers. CRecrrD B. Hook, 1, S Minish, 35 M. Bloom, 4: I. Frost, 2. CFrontD Mrs. Wiseman, 5: Mr. Morowitz, 5 1-President, 2-Vice-Presideniy 3--Secretary, 4--Treasurer, 5--Sponsor 45 r.-.. ,,.,.,u.... NN so sf? i t, 'a :s ,M- ,UAW f -44440-Q 46 IUNE SALLY ABEGGLEN-A Cappella: Alpha Lits, 2: Chemistry: Chess: Decimi: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Orchestra: Prom: Y-Teens IOHN ABRAHAM-Echoes: Intramurals BARBARA ADAMS-A Cappella: Cauldron: Com. mercialites: Prom: Y-Teens, 2 NANCY ADAMS-Alpha Lits: Booster, 3: Chemistry: Decimi, 4: Dramatic: Echoes: Frolics: Honor Soci- ety: Hostess: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Student Council: Y-Teens: Senior Play IRENE ALBERTS-A Cappella: Cauldron: Commer- cialites: Dramatic: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy, 3: Honor Society: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens: Honor Student: Commencement IRMA ANDERSON-Hostess LOIS ARMSTRONG-Braceville, Ohio: Sub Deb: Commercialites: G.A.A. CAROLYN AYHES-Commercialites: G.A.A.: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Y-Teens IAYNE BACHTEL-Canton, Ohio: Chorus: Biology: Y-Teens, 3, 4: Booster: Chemistry: Monitor: Prom DAVID BAIDUC-Chemistry: Industrial Arts VINCENT BALL-Band: Industrial Arts: Intramurals: Lens and Shutter: Orchestra: Prom: Senior Play RAY BARNES-Braceville, Ohio: Baseball: Basket- ball: Track: Alpha Lits: Intramurals: Lettermen BETTY BEER-Chess: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens DAVID BELENY-Monitor: Student Council OLGA BELLAY-Alpha Lits: Chemistry: Chess: Honor Society: Monitor: Orchestra: Phytons, 1: Prom: Spanish: Student Council: Y-Teens STEVE BENDIK-Industrial Arts: Monitor HARRY BENETIS-A Cappella: French, 2: Intra- murals: Kitchenettes: Football DONNA IEAN BEBG-Detroit, Michigan: Chess French: G.A.A.: Kitchenettes, 4: Lens and Shutter Prom lfPresident: 2-Vice-President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. 1 CLASS NANCY BIDDLE-Band: Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom: Twirlers: Y-Teens VIRGINIA BLAYLOCK-Band: Hi-Eco-Sy MARY CLAIRE BLOOM-Class Treasurer: A Cap- pella: A. T. Committee: Cauldron: Commercialites: Dramatic: Echoes: G.A.A., 4: Honor Society: Prom: Speakers, 3: Y-Teens: Booster DORIS BLYSTONE-A Cappella: Band: French: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens ERMA LEE BOX--Pine Bluff, Arkansas: New Home Makers of America BONNIE BRANDON-Kitchenettes, 3: Prom GEORGE BRAUN-Intramurals: Track: Officials NANCY BROGAN-Commercialites: Dramatic, 4: Hi- EccrSy: Prom: Y-Teens BARBARA BROTHERS-Kitchenettes: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens BEVERLY BROWN-Commercialites: G.A.A.: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Y-Teens BILL BROWN GERALDINE BURESTI-Band: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Y-Teens BARBARA BUSKO-Commercialites: G.A.A.: Prom MARY BUSKO-Cornmercialites: G.A.A.: Prom LA VERNE CABBLE CATHERINE CANNON-A Cappella: Band: Hi-Eco- Sy: Twirlers DOROTHY CAPAK-Commercialites: Hi-Eco-Sy: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens ROBERT CARDARELL-Chemistry: Intramurals 0 f f X!! 77' ,- X fi , 93, f, Qi? ff' : ,1 f , I ww ' V, 1:'i':.wf.:f? X, 1, f Wx 01 X ef W fs W f eg X ,, , f 1 V is X X ,g m X 1 f X , f is 44 , ,yr ii A V , I sri :eff ' ,fl sz f f I X 1 ' 3'-M Qi f Q X ,, X We ' IPM - I s Q rx ix ' Q fs lf I 11853 A 1 , Q A. sf 1 - Z fire I ' -wr li, fy gf X, Q. fi , -up w-45 Q H ..4. , , ' N, I f ., V ilk ij ' K, xWQWM frffzit, ' W f 1 1 ' QQ , f f ft Ng? I A A few , 4 112, O Q ff X f 4 , ,X I WW , ,V Q , IU N E OLGA CHAVEZ---Not Graduate JERRY CHESS-Chemistry: Chess: Intramurals: Moni. tor: Prom: Spanish: Golf NORMA CHURCH-Hostess: Kitchenettes: Twirlers DOLORES COLANGELO-Booster: Commercialites: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens VIRGINIA COLSON-Chess, 1: Dramatic: Hi-EcaSy: High Lights: Hostess: Kitchenettes, 2: Monitor: Prom: Speakers: Y-Teens CLARENCE COMER-A Cappella: Band: Frolics: P. A. Operator: Prom ROOSEVELT CONYERS-Frolics: Monitor LINDA IO COOPER-A. T. Committee: Alpha Lits, 3:4 Booster: Cauldron: Decimi, l, 2: Echoes: Frolics: High Lights: Pro-m: Spanish: Y-Teens NICK CRACIUNhBand: Intramurals: Monitor SUE CULLINAN-Band: Chemistry: Chess: Film and Reel: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Y-Teens CHARLOTTE CUNNINGHAM-Chess: Lens and Shut- ter: Prom: Y-Teens DON DANKO MARIAN DANKO-Commercialites: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco- Sy: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Phytons: Prom: Y-Rec Council: Y-Teens FRANCES DAWSON-Staunton, Virginia: Swimming Pageant: Booster: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens EVELYN DE CRISTOFARO-A Cappella: Booster: Chemistry: Commercialites: Decimi: Fro1ics:G.A.A.: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens RONNIE DE KATCH-Uniontown, Pennsylvania BILL DERR-Boys' State: Chemistry: Echoes: Frolicsi Honor Society: Intramurals: Prom: Honor Student: Commencement LARRY DI ANTONIO-Industrial Arts l-President: 2-Vice-President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. CLASS PERRY DIEHL-Intramurals: Orchestra IOYCE DIVELY-Chess: Commercialites: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Hostess: Lens and Shut- ter, l, Z: Prorn: Student Council: Y-Teens MARY DORETICH-Commercialites: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco- Sy: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens LO REE DRUMMOND-Warren Twp.: Y-Teens IIM DYER-Intramurals: Monitor: Student Council: Baseball: Officials, 1 IACK EKEY-Mecca, Ohio: Baseball: Basketball: Mecca Class Officer, 1: Chemistry: Echoes: Film and Reel: Spanish, Z: Senior Play ELEANOR ENASKO-G.A.A.: Kitchenettes: Prom: Y-Teens IOE ESPOSITO-Intramurals: Kitchenettes: Monitor: Track DOLORES FERKO-Band: Frolics: Twirlers: Y-Teens BARBARA FETSKO-A Cappella: Booster: Cauldron: Chemistry: Class Officer, 1: Decimi: Frolics: Girls' State: Honor Society: Monitor: Prom: Student Council: Y-Teens, 2 NANCY FLANIGAN-Monitor ROBERT FLYNN-Orchestra SALLY FOOS NORABELL FRANTZ-Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens RASMA FREIBERGS-Chemistry OSEPH FROST Class Vice President' A T Com- I - , . . mittee: Boys' State: Chemistry: Echoes: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hi-Y: Honor Society: Monitor: Prom: Speakers, 1, 2: Student Council, 2, 4: Booster: Senior Play ROBERT FURCHAK-Frolics: Radio: Industrial Arts: P. A. Operator ROGER GARBER-Industrial Arts: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Phytons X 'W X X ' X NW W M19 IUNE ALAN GAY CURT GEAR-A Cappella: A. T. Committee: Boys' State: Frolics: Hi-EccrSy: Hi-Y: Honor Society: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Track: Football: Booster DAVID GENGER-A Cappella: Boys' State: Caul- dron, Editor: Chemistry: Hi'Y: Honor Society: Intra- murals: Prom: Student Council: Honor Student: Commencement STELLA GIAURTIS-Commercialites: Prom: Y-Teens MARGARET GIBSON-Hi-Eco-Sy: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Phytons: Prom: Y-Teens RONNIE GINDLESPERGER-Vermont, Pennsylvania: F.F.A. Club GEORGE GLENN-Intramurals: Track: X Country VALGINE GOLIAS-Cornmercialites, 4: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens IOHN GOZZARD-Intramurals: Monitor: Prom CATHERINE GRAHAM-G.A.A.: Monitor: Y-Teens GAIL 'GRIFFITH-Band: Film and Reel: G.A.A., 3: Hostess: Kitchenettes, 3: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens BOB GROFF-Monitor: Football HERMIONE HAINESWORTH DIANE HALAS-Booster: Cauldron: French: Frolics: Hostess: Monitor: Prom: Spanish, 3: Y-Teens, 1: High Lite ANTHONY HALLER-Monitor: Prom CHRISTINE HARRIS DESPINA HARRIS-Commercialites: Dramatic, 3. Echoes: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hostess: Monitor: Phy- tons: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens IOHANNE HARTILL-Band: Hi-Eco-Sy: Monitor Prom: Y-Teens l--President: 2-Vice-President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. CLASS IOANN HATHAWAY-G.A.A.: Monitor MARGARET HAYDA-G.A.A.: Kitchenettes: Y-Teens SUE HENDERSON-Decimi: G.A.A.: Monitor: Phy- tons: Prom: Y-Teens IACK HERRINGTON-Booster: Boys' State: Chemis- try: Film cmd Reel: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hi-Y: Honor Society: Intramurals: Monitor: Prom HM HIONAS-Industrial Arts: Phytons GEORGE HOLKO-Chemistry: Monitor WILLIAM HOOK-Class President: A. T. Committee: Boys' State: Cauldron: Chemistry: Chess, 2, 4: Class Officer, 4: Frolics: Honor Society: Intra- murals: Monitor: Prom: Student Council, 4: Com- mencement IOSEPH HOOKER-Boys' State? Film and Reel, 2: Honor Society: Phytons: Prom: Football BARBARA HOUCK--Chemistry: Decimi: Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom: Speakers: Y-Teens: Alpha Lits BARBARA HRENKO-Chemistry: French: Hi-Eco-Sy, Z: Y-Teens NICHOLAS HROMIKO-Chemistry: Echoes: Letter- rnen: Golf RICHARD HUFFMAN-Intramurals: Baseball ANN HULL-A. T. Committee: Booster: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Life: Hostess: Monitor: Orchestra: P. A. Oper- ator: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens SUE HULTS-Kitchenettes: Home Ec. Award CHARLES HYMAN--Intramurals: Lettermen: Moni- tor: Basketball ETHEL IVY-Little Rock, Arkansas: Cleveland, Ohio: Choral IOHN IASKARI DON IOHNSON V X X sim X 'X , NN I . ,t t .I . ' ,P 799 ' QW if f P 5 ,V stuff N ,y it K' I if Mm , i W f f gl W I f I KW '97 , I I 04 W A fvff ,753 X f , , f if X V! , f 7 f W WMM , Q: ,WW f' Q' it Qsft f 9 ,f,,.,Wf:. f ,f aff 3 Z2 1 1.1 4. , si f X, f f , W f 1 ' A f f L ff l Lf X f we Q 4 f 0: X X X if 52 fx y Z : W: A ga gn, - ,Q if Z -x f Yf f S.- f f IUNE LUCILLE IOHNSON KAY IONES-Booster: Chemistry: Decimi, 1: Frolics: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Student Council: Y-Teens BETTE KASSAN-Frolics: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens ROSE ELLEN KELLISON-Marlington, West Virginia: Class Oiticer, 2: Prom IEAN KELLOGG-Commercialites: Frolics: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens: Visual Ed. CHUCK KISTLER-Alpha Lits, l: Booster, l, 2: Boys' State: Chemistry, 1: Chess: Dramatic: Frolics: Hi- EccrSy, 4: Honor Society: Intramurals: Monitor: Prom: Speakers, 2: Commencement: Senior Play PATRICIA KLASIC-Sharon, Pennsylvania: Monitor: Leaders, 3: G.A.A.: Prom IIM KOEHLER-Intramurals DOLORES KOSTO-Y-Teens IOHN KRAFCIK-Industrial Arts: Intramurals: Letter- men: Monitor: Baseball: Track: Football DICK KROLICK-Band: Monitor ALEX KURIATNYK-Film and Reel IOHN LATCHAM-Booster: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Lights: Intramurals: Monitor: Prom: Senior Play RONALD LEACH-A. T. Committee: Boys' State: Echoes: Film and Reel: Hi-Eco-Sy, 1: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: P. A. Operator: Prom: Student Council NANCY LEFFINGWELL-Chemistry: Decimi: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens STEPHEN LEIGH-Dramatic: Industrial Arts: Letter- men: Monitor: Baseball: Football SHIRLEY LEISY-Commercialites: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom: Y-Teens DOLORES LEOPARDI--Commercialites, 1: G.A.A.: Prom l-President: Z-Vice-President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. CLASS KATHLEEN LETSCHER-Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens IOHN LEWIS-Chess: Echoes: Lens and Shutter: Prom FRED LIBERATORE-Monitor: Prom IIM LIEBAL-Band: Frolics IACK LOGUE-Chemistry: Dramatic: Film and Reel, 4: Frolics: Intramurals: P. A. Operator: Prom: Foot- ball MARCELLINE LONG--A Cappella: Alpha Lits: Boost- er: Decimi: Dramatic: Echoes: Frolics: G.A.A.: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens: Chemistry: Senior Play MARY IO LORIA-Cornrnercialites: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens: Frolics IANET LUND-Booster: Cauldron: Decimi: Echoes: High Life: Monitor: Phytons: Prom: Y-Teens, 3: Frolics: Senior Play BILL LUSCOMBE-Cauldron: Chemistry: Echoes: Intramurals: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Student Council , HOWARD LUSK-Industrial Arts ELEANOR MACHINGO-Cauldron: Commercialites: Echoes: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens I OSEPH MACKO HAROLD MAFI-'ETT MARTHA MAGGIANO-Alpha Lits, 1, 3: Commer- cialites: Echoes: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Monitor: Prom: Speakers, 3: Y-Teens MIKE MANOLAKAKIS-A Cappella: French IACQUELINE MANTOVANI-A Cappella: G.A.A.: Orchestra, 3, 4: Prom: Y-Teens MIKE MARKOPOLOUS-Hi-Eco-Sy: Intramurals: X Country: Track: Football HUGH MARSH-Dramatic: Intramurals: Prom I 2 ' 9, 4 . N TUNE RONALD MASSA-Chemistry: Prom SHIRLEY MAUGER-Hostess: Kitchenettes: Prom: Y- Teens BOB MESSETT-Booster: Chemistry: Dramatic: Intra. murals: Prom BILLIE IEAN MILLER-Band: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Kitchenettes: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens: Twirlers MARILYN MILLER-A Cappella: French, 3: Orches- tra: Prom: Y-Teens: Alpha Lits SHIRLEY MINISH-Class Secretary: A. T. Committee: Cauldron: Cheerleader: Chemistry: Chess: Class Officer, 3: Echoes: G,A.A.: Honor Society: Letter. men: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Student Council: Y-Teens IEANETTE MONTY-A Cappella IANICE MOORE-Commercialites: Hi-Eco-Sy: Kitchen- ettes, 4: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Y-Teens PEGGY MOORE-Cadiz, Ohio: Choir: Y-Teens: Little Theatre: Monitor SALLY MORAN-Cauldron: Chemistry: Decimi: Hi- Eco-Sy, 1: Echoes: Honor Society, 3: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens, l, 4: Honor Student: Commence- ment: Frolics IOHN MURRAY PHYLLIS MURRAY-Commercialites: G.A.A., 1: Lens and Shutter, 3, 4: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens CAROL MYER-,Alpha Lits: Chemistry: Decimi: French, I, 3: G.A.A.: Prom: Y-Teens PATRICIA MYFORD-Cheerleader: Decimi: Frolics: High Life, Editor: Hostess: Monitor: Phytons: Prom: Y-Teens ELAINE MCALEER-A Cappella: Chemistry: Hi-Eco-Sy VICTOR MCCOLLUM IOAN MCDONALD-Commercialites: Frolics: Hi-Eco- Sy: Hostess: Y-Teens IAMES MCGILL-Industrial Arts 1--President: 2-Vice-President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. CLASS BETTY IEAN MCIVER-Phytons: Prom CAROLYN MCKEAN-Hostess: Kitchenettes: Lens and and Shutter: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens CLARA MCMILLIN-Kitchenettes, 1 GEORGE MCPHERSON-Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Track ROSELLA NEMTZ MARY IANE NICHOLAS-Chemistry: Decirni: Echoes: Hi-Eco-Sy, 3, 4: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens GEORGE NICULA-Boys' State: Hi-Y, 4: Honor Society, 2: Intramurals: Lettermen, 2: Monitor: Prom: Track: Football IOANNE NOFTSINGER-A Cappella: Booster: Chem- : istry: Commercialites: Decirni: Echoes: Frolics: G. A. A.: Prom: Y-Teens, l, Z LaVERNE NOVEMBRINI-Frolics: High Life: Hostess: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens CAROLE O'BRIEN-Decimi: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Moni- A tor: Phytons: Prom: Y-Teens DONALD OCH-Alpha Lits: Cauldron: Monitor OLIVIA OLIVER-G. A. A.: Prom NORMAN O'NEIL-Intramurals: Monitor: Prom IUNE OWENS-Monitor ANNE PAPPAS-Frolics: Hostess: Kitchenettes: Moni- tor: Prom: Y-Teens DICK PARTHEMER-Intramurals: Basketball: Foot- ball BEN PATRICK-Champion, Ohio: Glee Club! Band: Chemistry: Hi-Y: Industrial Arts IANE PENDLETON 1 my Q M f X xy S A AV,- ' X . X SW f I fx WU 7 ,f . , . xx- 'Ll 15, 7 ' f ' x X nt My W 1 4 f A f ffv XM, sis? :fs 454 55 49 Wy if fi ff f ff f JUNE IANET PFUND-Kittanning. Pennsylvania: Majorette, Chorus: Biology IEAN PHELPS-Y-Teens FLORENCE PIERCE-Kitchenettes, 3 MARY ANN PIPA-Lens and Shutter: Y-Teens: Com- mercialites MARION POLITSKY-G. A. A.: Hostess: Kitchenettes, 1, 3: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Y-Teens SIDNEY PORTER-A Cappella: Band: Hostess: Prom: Twirlers: Y-Teens NANCY POWELL-Booster: Commercialites: Dra- matic, 1: Echoes: G. A. A., l: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Monitor: Phytons: Prom: Y-Teens NANCY PRITCHARDhNi1es, Ohio: Chorus: Duo- decim: G. A. A.: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens: Senior Play: Booster: Frolics BARBARA RANTON-Commercialites: Frolics: G. A. A.: High Lite, Editor: Hostess: Quill and Scroll: Prom: Y-Teens EQULLIA REED BEVERLY REISMAN-Decimi: Frolics: High Lite: Monitor: Phytons, 3: Prom: Y-Teens SARA LOU RHINE-Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens JANE RICHARDSON-Chemistry: Echoes, Editor: Hi- Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Hostess: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens: Honor Student: Commencement IOYCE RINK-Commercialites, 3: Dramatic: G. A. A.: High Lite: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Prom: Stu- dent Council: Y-Teens: Senior Play ARLENE RINTALA-Commercialites: G. A. A.: Prom: Y-Teens HELEN RISING-A Cappella: Band: Orchestra DAVE RITCHEY-A Cappella: Boys' State: Chem- istry: Echoes: Intramurals: Prom: Frolics MARY ALICE ROBERTS-Cauldron: Chemistry: Echoes: Frolics: Hi-EcaSy: Honor Society: Moni- tor: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens: Senior Play 1-President: 2-Vice-Pre sident: 3-Secretary: 4HTreasurer. CLASS SANDRA ROBERTSON-Aeneid: Alpha Lits, 22 Booster: Chemistry: Decimi: Dramatic: Echoes: Prom: Spanish, 4: Student Council: Y-Rec. Council: Y-Teens, 4: Senior Play VIRGINIA ROBINCHECK-Commercialites: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens CAROL ROGERS-Booster: Frolics: High Life: Or- chestra: Prom: Y-Teens DONNA RUBIN-Aeneid: Alpha Lits: Chemistry: Decimi: Echoes: G. A. A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hostess: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens EILEEN RUDKIN-Y-Teens: Commercialites SHIRLEY RUSHIN- Alpha Lits, 2: Chemistry, 3: Chess: Decimi: French, Z: Hi-Eco-Sy: Monitor: Prom IENNY SABAT-Cornmercialites: G. A. A.: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens, 2 IOE SABATINI-Intramurals: Monitor IOANNE SALLMEN DIANE SALLOY-Dramatic: French: Frolics: Honor Society: Prom: Speakers, 3: Y-Teens LORETTA SANTFANT-Y-Teens DONALD SASE-Industrial Arts: Radio CARL SAVAGE-Intramurals IOSEPHINE SCALA-Commercialites: Prom: Y-Teens RONALD SCHOR-Alpha Lits: Booster, 4: Chem- istry: Decimi: Frolics: Intramurals: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: P. A. Operator: Prom: Spanish, 1: Senior Play ROSE ANN SCULLY-Chemistry: Decimi: G. A. A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Monitor: Prom: Speakers: Y-Teens DON SEEM-Industrial Arts: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Baseball: Track: Football KARL SEIFEBT-Chemistry: Echoes: Hi-Eco-Sy: Fro- lics: Intramurals: Monitor ,Ni.ni.-... . , .,... X X X I Q my Qi X 7 , N, W S f W -,K ..... , -V I f f, rs ---- -wziiv f f rw WW TUNE CHARLES SHADRON-Alpha Lits: Intramurals: Prom: Speakers, 2 IRENE SHARAK-Leavittsburg, Ohio: Choir: Chem- istry: Phytons: Prom: Y-Teens: Alpha Lits Prom: Spanish ERNEST SIDEROPOLIS-A Cappella: Intramurals: Track: X Country MARTHA SIMPSON-Kitchenettes: Monitor: Y-Teens DONALD SMITH-Industrial Arts: Intramurals: Moni- tor ROGER SMITH-Industrial Arts: Intramurals: Moni- tor BILL SMITHER CHARLES SMYTH-Band: Dramatic: Film and Reel: Industrial Arts MARY IOAN SNYDER-Kitchenettes: Lens and Shutter DONA SPELICH-Frolics: Kitchenettes: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens GRACE STARGELL-French: Prom THOMAS STATLER DOTTY STEELE-G. A. A.: Y-Teens IOANN STEELE-G. A. A. MARGARET STEWART-G. A. A. IANET SUNDERMAN-G. A. A. BILL SURIN-Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Golf: Football IiPresident: 2-Vice-President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. PATRICIA SHIVELY-A Cappella: Chemistry: French: CLASS DICK SWEET MARY THOMPSON-Alliance, Ohio: A Cappella PAUL TIMMS-Chemistry: Monitor: Prom: Baseball: Student Council HELEN TOMBOR-A Cappella, 3: Cauldron: Prom: Frolics BARBARA TRAICHAL-Aeneid: Alpha Lits: Chem- istry: Chess: Decimi: Hi-Eco-Sy: Monitor: Prom: Y- Teens: PBX Operator PAUL TREGONING-A Cappella: A. T. Committee: Boys' State: Chemistry: Chess: Class Officer, 2: Dramatic, 1: Hi-Y, 1: Honor Society, 1: Intramurals: Monitor: P. A. Operator: Prom: Spanish: Speakers, l: Student Council, 1: Robins Award: Commence- ment: Senior Play. IIMMY TSAGARIS-Intramurals: Basketball SUZANNE TWITCHELL-French, 3: Hi-Eco-Sy: Or- chestra: Phytons: Prom: Y-Teens: Alpha Lits DIANNE VAN HUFFEL-St. Mary's: Alpha Lits: A. T. Committee: Booster: Dramatic: Echoes: Frolics: Honor Society: Chemistry: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Student Council: Y-Teens: Senior Play DORIS IEAN VAUGHN-Monitor BARBARA VELENSKI-Y-Teens STAN WAGY-A Cappella: Band: Booster: Frolics: Hi-Y: Speakers: Student Council FRANCES WALKER-Band: Commercialites: G. A. A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Lens and Shutter, 3, 4: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens DELORES WASYLINK-A. T. Committee: Booster: Cheerleader: Dramatic: Frolics: G. A. A.: High Life: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens, 1 PATRICIA WHITE-Chess: Commercialites: Drama- tic: Echoes: Frolics: Honor Society, 3: Monitor: Prom: Speakers: Student Council: Y-Teens RICHARD WHITE-Booster: Boys' State: Chemistry, 1: Chess: Hi-Eco-SY, Z SANDRA WHITMAN-Chemistry: Decimi: Student Council: Y-Teens KENNETH WICKS-Band: Dramatic: French, 4: Hi- Eco-Sy: P. A. Operator: Prom: Baseball: Senior Play Wibnbi IUNE CLASS IIMMY WILLIAMS-Meadville, Pennsylvania: Hi-Y: Industrial Arts: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Baseball: Y-Rec. Council: Football THELMA WILLIAMS-Meridian, Mississippi: N. H, A.: Chorus DON WILLIAMSON-Chemistry: Film and Reel: French MAE GRACE WILLIAMSON-G. A. A.: Prom RONNIE WILSON-A Cappella: Chess: Kitchenettes: Lettermen: Orchestra: Prom: Football WALTER WILSON-Band: Chemistry: Chess: Decirni: Dramatic: Intramurals: Orchestra: Prom: Basket- ball: Senior Play ALAN WOLFENDALE-Band: Chemistry: Frolics: Hi- Eco-Sy: Hi-Y: Industrial Arts: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: P. A. Operator: Prom CHARLES WOOKE-Booster: Cheerleader: Chess: Dramatic: Film and Reel: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: In- dustrial Arts: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Senior Play ELAINE YAUGO-Band: French: Prom ELMER YENCHOCHIK-A Cappella, 2: Booster: Boys' State: Class Officer, 2: Frolics: Hi-Y: Honor Society: Industrial Arts: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Football LOUISE ZAGGER-Chess: Dramatic: Hi-Eco-Sy: Kitch- enettes: Monitor: Prom: Speakers: Y-Teens: Frolics WALTER ZOLDAN-Chemistry: Hi-Eco-Sy: Intra- murals: Monitor KETSA ZYMARIS-G. A. A.: Orchestra: Prom: Y- Teens FREDERICK DOWELL-tNo Picturel PHILLIP KOEHLER, IR.-KNO Picturel IACK VANSCOY-KNO Picturel IOSEPH WHETSTONEMCNO Picturel I- President: 2-Vice-President: 3-Secretary: 4- Treasurer. Terrific Talent-provides plenty oi entertainment for the auditorium homeroom every Friday. 12-A Troupers-assemble daily in the auditorium for devotions and to catch up on homework. Juniors lump lo Yo Ho, Ho! And A Bottle Of Coke -This cry was heard at the Iunior Mix floor show, the Pirates' Den. 62 Rival Top Artists Agents for the Ianuary '53 per- formance are: -Cclockwisel M. Fallone, 2: Mrs. Iohnson, 5: B. Barbutes, l: M. Howell, 4: Mr. Kemp, 5: I. McLeod, 3. Shoulder to Shoulder-they turn the wheels of the Iune 1953 Class. CRearJ D. Sumner, l: Miss Baxter, 5: Mr. Baker, 5: CFrontJ S. Merolla, 2: P. Hol- land, 4: S. Sullivan, 3. 1-President: 2-Vice-President 3-Secreiary: 4-Treasurer: 5-Sponsor ls ff ff f ' I I HOMEROOM 105-MISS RUTH M. LA POLLA HOMEROOM 207-MR. HAROLD C. HULME REAR-I Durbin M Delaquila B Flemmin R And rews, B. Bechtel, I. Bennett, G. Costas, L. Edmondson, M. Cutsumbis, 2, I. Frederick, A. Baca, 2. ROW 3-A. Church, D. Chapin, B. Barbutes, B. Bradley C. Anderson, B. Carver, B. Currie, H. Crenshaw, I. Adgate S. Bendik, C. Curtis, R. Campbell. ROW 2-I. Bonillo, 1, M. Barberino, A. Carbo-ne, M. Brad- 1 1 field, B. Delatorre, M. Chimbidis, V. Bielecki, H. Eckels, D. Bokros, I. Anderson, Mrs. Gilmore. FRONT-P. Catterson, Miss La Polla, B. Barnes, B. De- Foor, C. Futey, M. Bias, I. Beach, G. Dabelko, F. Gibson, M. Fallone, l, D. Finta. NOT IN PICTURE-C2071 Shirley Flower, 3, Franklin Davis. HOMEROOM 305-MR. WILLIAM P. SULLIVAN HOMEROOM 115-MRS. ELSIE H. MATHEWS REAR-E. Nicholas, H. Lusk, B. Minnick, G. Goldner, G. Lucas, I. McVickers, S. Iohnson. ROW 4-H. Maiiett, I. Guy, B. Kramer, R. Manofsky, B. Kearns, B. MacLaren, 2, B. Lipscomb, B. Hillman, D. Morgan. ROW 3-M. Habinak, S. Michalovich, M. Lavick, P. Klapak, Y. Glenn, I. Monteneri, D. Nussel, 3, M. Iapuncha, M. Hrusovsky. ROW 2-Mr. Sullivan, M. Hornak, A. Kudrich, l, M. Howell, I. Hirsch, C. Graham, C. Graham, S. Novak, Mrs. Mathews. FRONT-D. Mosholder, L. Harter, B. Michaels, M. Liste, 1, E. Maiorano, K. Logue, M. Myers, P. Mullen, C. Knepp, B. Ienyk. NOT IN PICTURE-C1151 Iim Hanick, Arthur Hope, Mar- jorie Iones, 3, Iack Kline, Boyd Knepp: C3055 Iohn Matock. George Miller, Ralph Morelli, Frank Lowater, Rae Monteith. 1 5 HOMEROOM 204-MIR. MERRILL F. COOLEY HOMEROOM 311- REAR-H. Zyrnaris, 1, B. Pehanich, R. Witherspoon, C. Smyth, I. Valentz, E. Powell. ROW 4-W. Ware, R. Schade, A. Petrick, R. Tompkins, M. Osburn, R. Redmond, W. Shuttic, I. Tsagaris, D. Strub, 2, R. Wagoner. ROW 3-P. Petrilla, E. Radanovich, M. Steenberg, E. Venetti, P. Wilson, E. Watson, L. Pugh, K. Scott, S. Weed. BOW 2-Mr. Cooley, S. Whitman, I. McLoed, D. Watson, MISS ESTHER TUBAUGH S. Spain, C. Santucci, I. Owens, C. Rinkes, I. Zoba, Miss Tubaugh. FRONT-M. Simpson, E. Riska, D. Pletcher, D. Patrone, B. Rooks, V. Steele, G. Smith, M. Poprik, I. Bacher, 3, I. Rishel, I. Sharlock. NOT IN PICTURE-t204D Frank Sollitto, Lyle Stover, Wil- liam Surin, August Toda, Iohn Urchek, Ianet Steinhagen C3115 Richard Shinn, Michael Siko. HOMEROOM 101-MISS LEONA DEEMER HOMEROOM 306-MISS LOUISE REAR'-C. DiFrancesCo, I. Danko, H. Denna, A. Craig, W Chance, I. Stevenson, P. Chatman, A. Cofield, R. Davis. A Zucco. Row 4-R. Conti, F. DeMarco, R. Celedonia, V. Cooper L. Dontas, M. Winkle, 1, E. Cozadd, F. Dawson, D. Dow dell, R. Ziegler. ROW 3-I. Colvin, E. Witherstine, S. Winningham, D Zadroski, M. Fabrizio, D. Zigmont, 2, K. Young, N. Zagqer 1-President, 2-Vice-President, 3-Secretaryg 4-Treasurer. r KENSY F. Craver, N. Delaney. ROW 2-Miss Deemer, I. Dreer, B. DelQuadri, C. Crum. M. Dowds, I, H. Christ, R. Cox, 3, A. Wishart, Miss Kensy. FRONT-B. I. Cole, I. Carr, I. De Poor, L. D'Andrea, M. Diakakis. R. M. Dann, R. Davison, A. Dawson, R. Choppa B. Kinney. NOT IN PICTURE-C3065 Esther Williamson, Carole Chil son, Raymond Reyas. 65 1 HOMEROOM 107-MR. RAYMOND M. CRAWFOHD HOMEROOM 102-MISS BESS L. TUBAUGH REAR-W. Gertz, D. Baker, 1, E. Berish, D. Allen, P. Arnold. ROW 4-G. Foundoulis, F. Elliot, l, R. Elson, I. Fender, I. Bender, T. Greene, B. Anthony, D. Bailey, P. Edmonson I. Bailey ROW 3-T. Georgelas, I. Ewanish, W. Allen, E. Fiore G. Dezulovich, I. Flanigan, E. Graham, L. Anthony, D Futchko, W. Fenton, R. Flowers. I 1 ROW 2-Mr. Crawford, A. Bianco, D. Babinchak, 2, S Engstrom, B. Barber, F. Bancroft, S. Engster, R. Armintrout 3, G. Apostolakis, B. Ashley, S. Andrus, Miss B. Tubaugh. FRONT-E. Beslcid, B. DuBose, I. Flanigan, M. Flanigan, M. Freeman, S. Gindlesperger, I. Gardner, H. Goist, 3, M. Bench, M. Fleming, I. Beadle, P. Alex. NOT IN PICTURE-C1021 Charles Anderson, Sally Barberino, Roosevelt Beaver, Yvonne Dowe: C1071 Ioe Elko, Gerald Gibson, Charles Gordon, Patty Gordon, Leroy Gray. HOMEHOOM 103-MRS. ALMA LANDLES HOMEROOM 301-MR. DONALD FUSSELMAN BEAR-C. Rogers, A. Greskovich, C. Hamilton, C. Ready, B. Hanna, I. Brown, K. Breckenridge, L. Herman, M. Hunter, W. Bogden, B. Hood, 1. ROW 3-I. Seem, I. Haun, C. Haddon, A. Opel, N. Heron B. Bishop, B. Priddy, P. Henderson, I. Sailers, B. Saffold P. Reed. 1 1 ROW 2-Mrs. Landles, G. Hefner, M. Hults, I. Hatfield, W. Rufh, I. Prox, 1, A. Bland, N. Hughley, M. Reighert, Mr 1-President, 2-Vice-President, 3-Secretary, 4--Treasurer, Fusselman. FRONT-E. Sayfoot, 3, A. Hudak, S. Hofiee, I. Bloch, P. Holland, 3, D. Ralph, A. Puncsak, E. Sallaz, P. Russo, S. Harris. ' NOT IN PICTURE-H031 Eugene Hunt, Kathryn Harvey, Iames Hightower, Geraldine Huffman, William Jackson, Iohn Brooks, Wilma Brown, Harold Elliot, Basilla Imburgia: t301l Iohn Russ, Iune Schoultz, Lillian Potashnik, Ierry Porter, JoAnne Sebastian. 1 HOMEROOM 313-MRS. KATHRYN T. MCCURDY HOMEROOM 201-MR. LEWIS I. KEMP REAR-R. McCracken, D. Mumford, C. Myers, 1, D. Tere- ba, G. McCully, G. McElzavy, C. McFall, D. McMillin, I. Wendle, S. Merolla, D. Ulishney. ROW 4--B. Miller, R. Maas, S. Webb, M. Mijic, D. Mor- row, T. Tura, I. Viola, R. McDonald, T. Vickers, D. War- gelin, I. Vair. ROW 3-R. Thurman, D. McElwain, B. Montgomery, P. McElwain, A. Myers, S. Moran, I. West, 1, C. Williamson, T. Verbosky, M. Moore, I. Welch, F. Wesley. ROW 2-Mrs. McCurdy, S. Verlenich, I. Messerly, M. Mounts, R. Mulholland, 3, I. McBeth, B. Morton, A. Mush- rush, M. Toboz, Mr. Kemp. FRONT-S. Tolson, B. Tomasiak, 3, L. McCollum, B. Mounts, T. Watson, E. Whyel, M. Titus, M. Tomko M. Tutamaher, B. Trembath, M. Terry, D. Thirion. NOT IN PICTURE-C3131 Norman Williams, C2011 Ned Murray, Marvin McConahy, Iack Miller. 1-IOMEROOM 108-MR. GEORGE E. NICKEL A HOMEROOM 116-MRS. RUTH I. VAN MIETRE REAR-I. Lirnbeck. ROW 5-M. Lacella, D. Mackey, 2, R. Malacky, I. Logan, T. Ienkins, P. Lesnoski, G. Kilpatrick, I. Keyes, G. Bumbu, D. Laukhart. ROW 4-R. Kirk, E. Kaszowski, B. Marcolini, R. Mazey, G. Marmarinos, D. Mackey, D. Mathews, B. Burby, T. Lewis R. Iohnson, S. Klutch. ROW 3-K. Marsteller, B. Iickess, I. Marshman, M. Kom- ray, M. Kincaid, M. Loychik, 1, B. Mahoney, C. Bruss, P. Lundy, M. Lamison. ROW 2-Mrs. Van Metre, C. Koupiaris, M. Marto, I. MacPherson, 3, M. Kaul, I. Kazimer, 3, I. Iames, L. Kelly, Mr. Nickel. FRONTfL. Mansiield, L. Marshall, P. Lesnoski, V. Marino, E. Mellesky, P. Long, M. Iarrett, E. King, C. Ko- conis, N. Butcher, 1, F. Kitakis. NOT IN PICTUREgIl08J Ioanne Burkett, Marian Katana, Beverly Kinney: C1165 William Luoma, Robert March, Curtis Melville. ' '? W s Sophomores' Sho HOMIEIROOM 214-MISS DORIS W. MALMSBERRY HOMEROOM 314-MR. MICHAEL MARCARELLO REAR-D. Simone, B. Nagy, A. Shaffer, B. Strahl, W. Sericola, Mr. Marcarello. Semanco, I. Patton, 2. ROW 4-D. Sumner, B. Strohl, D. Capel, I. Porter, B. Campbell, K. Patterson, R. Snelson, 2, N. Stuart, B. Sprague, G. Neumeister. ROW 3-R. Strickland, R. Sickinger, M. Pegg, B. Pawcio, I. Sunyog, S. Norman, M. Oliver, S. Pennell, D. Simmons, R. McGowan, P. Padula. ROW 2-Miss Malrnsberry, I. Seljan, L. Newhouse, A. Spencer, 3, T. St. Clair, M. Stroud, E. Pelt, M. Soffos, D Front-G. McLeod, P. McVickers, D. Staub, D. Spurk, P. Smith, G. Sherlock, C. Phillips, I, P. McMurray, 3, S. Steiner, S. Sullivan, I, E. Pickstone, 3, S. O'Nei1. NOT IN PICTURE-C2141 Gladys Callion, Fannie Canry, Robert McFarland, Ruth Campana, Leonard Carlisle, Don Gacura, Charles McKean, Paul Pecorelli, Nick Pitinii: C3123 Clarence Shatter, Wesley Smith, Noel Steele, Iacquelyn Swanson. Live Wires-who will show their abilities in the Ianuary '54 show are: P. Quartier, 4: S. Rink, 3, Mr. Iohnson, 5: Miss Duck, 5: T. Latimer, 2: N. An- gelo, I. l-President, 2-Vice-President, 3-Secretary: 4--Treasurer: 5-Sponsor. Skill as Understudies Limelight Shines on Sophomores-The Musical Eight, I. Shirey, D. Brothers, T. Belmotggio, P. Pctdulcx, R. Martini, A. Ienkins, E. Mcrchingo, B. Furchotk at the 10A-B Party. 69 HOMIEROOM 212-MISS RUTH PARTRIDGE HOMEROOM 104-NIB. DONALD BAKER REAR-H. Dailey, S. Griffith, 2, H. Davis, 1, I. Enberg, E. Venetta, D. Elson, I. Zarick. ROW 4--G. DiCenso, E. Del Garbino, R. Uhlir, M. Col- lins, R. Dowell, L. Griffin, C. Wood, E. Williamson, D Venetta, T. Wills. ROW 3-D. Yannacey, C. Dann, E. Cardarell, M. Dorsey P. Tynes, D. Craig, S. Croston, I. Gilligan, R. Crooks, H Venetta, W. Twinen, L. Whitman. HOMEROOM 106- HOMEROOM 205- HEAR-G. Boltres, B. Latimer, I. Leventis, A. Kuriatnyk, R. Mazey, B. Heldebrand, A. Butler, I. Kisella, F. Lewis. ROW 4-F. Busko, E. Kuriatnyk, F. Laprocina, I. Grudow- ski, 1, E. Binko, D. Hollis, L. Henderson, R. Maniatis, T. Belmaggio, E. Machingo, A. Ienkins. ROW 3-B. Latimer, M. Aho, K. Iones, D. Iava, I. Butchko, L. Bonner, B. Lucas, I. Hegler, R. Martin, N. Angelo, 1, D. Canzonetta, I. Boger, I. Beogher. ROW 2-Mrs. Barker, B. Babcock, E. Leech, C. Baxter, 1 MRS. MRS. 70 ROW Z-Miss Partridge, S. Wilson, B. Drummond C Clemente, I. Frankie, 3, L. Poole, H. Desport, S. Williams: l, A. Williams, P. Fellows, Mr. Baker. FRONT-O. Chrisopoulas, M. Gentithes, A. D'Annunzi0, I. Gentithes, N. Cole, I. DeCamp, A. Doretich, S. Cole, I. Del Duchetto, I. Duey, N. Davis, S. Currie, D. Wright. NOT IN PICTURE-C2127 Alice Walton, Richard Wil- liams, Z, Eugene Willoughby, Robert Wojtowicz, Iack Warner: fl04l Hubert Dubey, George Flint, Betty Flowers. ALBERTA BARKER ELEANOR SINNER B. Biller, H. Hudock, V. Gunter, D. Brothers, 3, S. Logue, D. Blazonik, M. LaBanc, Mrs. Sinner FRONT-D Hartill, C. Marchio, M. Hayes, N. Blasier, B. Hart, R. Martini, 3, D. Habinak, 3, I. Brzezinski, G. Holko, A. Brogdon, I. Brown, D. Curty, P. Blakely. NOT IN PICTURE-C1061 Vernon Brown, Bill Anderson, Charles Baxter, Betty Best, Iohn Bluedorn, Anita Bross, Iohn Chizmar: KZOSI Richard Kender, Steve Lazor, Floyd Marquette. N HOMEROOM 217-MISS MARGARET DENNISON HOMEROOM 216-MR. IOEL T. YOST REAR-R. Price, 2, R. Smith, T. Rintala, W. Ray, G Principi, 1, D. Preston, M. Prychodnik, W. Seese, R. Thur- IIICIH. ROW 4-R. Owens, W. McCorkle, T. Prox, N. Tayala, F. Parlamas, G. Reese, R. Pelto, H. Miller, A. Seifer, I. Paul, P. Quartier. ROW 3-W. Redd, C. Smith, I. Rogers, 1, I. Roscoe, R. Simmons, I. Mascioli, R. Sibera, D. Shimko, D. Prather. C. Swanson, C. Myers. ROW Z-Mr. Yost, I. Snyder, N. Muter, C. Plumley, S. Rink, A. Shelly, I. Shirey, Z, C. Romelfangen, 3, 4, B. Pollock, P. Mink, M. Pendleton, Miss Dennison. FRONT-P. Pado, F. Meranda, S. Morales, N. Mont- gomery, 3, B. Stegmaier, M. Pierce, C. McCaslin, A. Ruhf, M. Ricci, N. Mills, M. Oliver, G. McKenney. NOT IN PICTURE-12175 Edward Sescourka, Thomas Stewart, Richard Swanson, Clifford Taylor, Rosetta Riggins, Ruth Thompson: KZIEJ Donna Pate, Perry Mayhugh, Nick Perrino, Charles Perunko, Patricia Vaughn. Splendid Seniors-to-be - The Iune Class of 1954 is piloted by frearl R. Crawford, 5: and E. Tubaugh, 5: Cfrontl M. Gibson, 3: D. Woodward, 27 D. Wil- liams, 47 I. Pesanelli, 1. I-President, 2-Vice-President, 3ASecrelary7 4---Treasurer, SYSPOUSOT. I HOMEROOM 202-MISS VELMA HARTMAN HOMEHOOM 203-MISS EMILY L. KAUFMAN REAR-R. Flemming, D. Dyer, C. Derr, B. Dabelko, R. De1Garbino, M. Dubasik, A. Farah. ROW 5-F. Burrows, B. Iordan, T. Iones, l, W. Kelley, K. Fauvie, I. Edwards, N. Fabian, D. Dain, 2, M. Karafa, I. Killinen. ROW 4-D. Dusha, A. DiGiacobbe, H. Iones, D. Iava P. DeNunzio, F. Lawrence, G. Kistler, R. Lawrence, L Foster, 1, I. Dowdell, S. Evans, A. DeVengencie. ROW 3-I. Fleming, E. Evans, E. Krempasky, B. Klein L. Fletcher, K. Kagy, B. Iohnston, 3, K. Klingensmith, 2, I 1 1 Flowers, D. Kidd, S. Fender, 3. ROW 2-Miss Hartman, N. Israel, E. Iones, B. Iones, C. Iewell, M. Hyde, A. Delatorre, 3, H. Currie, D. DeCavitch, B. DeCato, Miss Kaufman. FRONT-D. Kramer, K. Iohnston, H. Karafa, A. Iames, D. Kotsol, B. Dahringer, R. Firestone, M. Lebermuth, I. DeBardeleben, E. DeZulovich, C. Danko. NOT IN PICTURE-KZOZI Lawson Iohnson, Bonnabelle Keiber, Bernard Koren, Edith LaPaugh, Iames Marlow: f203I Dolores Deplacito, Iohn Fambro. HOMIEROOM 210-MISS GERTRUDE H. LYNN HOMEROOM ZOE-MISS DOROTHY E. HART REAR-H. McCoy, R. Huston, P. Meigs, T. Leffingwell, D. Lynn, W. McCoy, P. Liste, M. Hefner, R. Haas, I. Gyurek, T. Mosholder. ROW 4--P. Lucas, I. Hilles, R. Gott, H. Hill, B. Mullenax D. Mercer, W. Hahn, H. Hoke, I. Murphy, R. Moldovan, R Hoehn. 1 ROW 3-E. Morrison, M. Gibson, 1, P. Henderson, 3, M Martin, I. Marhulik, I. Harris, 3, D. Loomis, M. Michalovich S. Gregor, L. Logan, H. Grossman, D. Gordon. l-President, 2-Vice-President, 3fSecretaryg 4-Treasurer ROW 2-Miss Lynn, I. Medaugh, N. Milock, B. Glass. Z, B. Gunsallus, I. Madar, 3, M. McAllise, I. Good, L. Lyon, I. Mounts, M. Mahannah, 1, Miss Hart. FRONT-B. Malharn, D. Gaydosh, M. Hainesworth, S. Fuchilla, B. Miller, B. Haines, K. Harcarik, S. Linamen, I. Mackey, S. McCarty, E. Leventis, C. Hall. NOT IN PICTUREGKZIOI Shirley Gilliam, Edward Harris, Edward Hrusovsky, Ioe Guerrero, Carlye Hall, Kenneth Hargraves, Carol Hyde: C2057 ViDCG1'1i MCIHZ0- HOMIEROOM 213-MISS MARY DUCK HOMEROOM 218-MIRS. CLARA K. WEBB REAR--B. Pearson, I. Senkowitz, B. Orr, M. Shinosky, F. Rakijasic, A. Nagy, C. Putman, L. Owens, W. Simmons, D. Macham, G. Prokop. ROW 4--R. Radich, I. Ropchock, G. Savakis, P. Rossi, 3, A. Segall, I. Riitle, S. Poulos, R. Plant, I. Sexauer, 1, C. Quimby, B. Ondik. ROW 3-C. Schmidt, L. Nussle, R. Schoch, W. Sayioot, E. Schreppel, B. Semon, C. Schaffer, I. McHenry, 3, K. Rudd, R. Ohl, K. Shirey, O. Payne. ROW 2-Miss Duck, W. Pickett, M. Shay, M. Paden, M. Rose, I. Roehl, S. Risher, 2, B. Profera, R. Rader, L. Rice, B. Parks, Mrs. Webb, M. Scheow. FRONT-M. Schaffer, V. Poprik, E. Patton, M. Shira, D. Ray, D. Sibera, T. Roberts. NOT IN PICTURE-f213I Iack Noltsinger, Eugene Reihard, Betty Rennon, Iames Noble. HOMIEROOM 302-MRS. IOSEPHINE THOMAN HOMEHOOM 310-MRS. WINIFRED IOHNSON REAR-D. Thompson, I. Walls, D. Volk, T. Westbrook, I. Tomko. ROW 5-C. Hughley, D. Voye, E. Van Reenen, 1, D. Van Auker, A. Oneal, R. Wollom, S. Walker, I. Spencer, D. Yeager, T. Weaver, R. Zeno, T. Spate, B. Veri. ROW 4-G. Troiano, I. Talanco, G. Thompson, A. Stanke- wich, P. Trott, S. Turner, E. Thornton, D. Varner, R. Taylor, C. Wasiloskey, E. Waltko. ROW 3-H. Holmes, I. Williams, N. Witherspoon, M. Uveges, I. L. Smith, P. Was, S. Surin, N. Ziegler, I. Vogan, 3, A. Pandelli, M. Kloh, D. Williams, l. ROW 2-Mrs. Thornan, I. Webb, A. Tuori, M. Terry, K Thomas, E. Gatrell, I. Smither, P. O'Donnell, I. Williamson B. Swinford, R. Reeves, D. Woodward, 3, Mrs. Iohnson. FRONT-W. Smith, I. W. Smith, D. Thompson, D. Swart M. Warren, M. Yenchochik, M. Whetstone, R. Wolford, I Henderson, S. Dickey, D. Winkle, S. Thurman, M. Vettel. NOT IN PICTURE-13101 Harold Williams, Iames Cox. 73 Shively, I. Rausch, R. Reeves, I. Pesanelli, 1, D. Rader, A. , y , , , .- -. - - , ul HOMEBOOM 117-MR. FRANK HARNAR HOMEROOM 113-MR. DWIGHT LAFFERTY REAR-R. L. Boyd, I. Ayres, 1, D. Bellay, B. Armstron I. Crawford, B. Bertmeyer, T. Banish, D. Browning, G Armour. ROW 5-I. Box, C. Bloom, G. Cuckovich, M. Boyazis, Brink, C. Batzdorfer, I. Amrich, W. Brown, I. Bender, Corey, L. Ahladis. ROW 4-C. Crum, D. Bell, R. Beaver, R. G. Boyd, Bidinger, S. Ciferno, A. Bonini, L. Bourekis, B. Costas, Boyazis, l, P. Arbogast, E. Castella. ROW 3-M. Bennett, L. Baker, M. Capak, L. Beasley, L R R. I. I. Q. Amstutz, N. Coburn, D. Cidowsky, M. Antil, M. Martin, E Cavadas, B. Chimbidis. ROW 2-Mr. Lafferty, M. Allsopp, P. Condoleon, G Benus, A. Collier, M. Belcastro, M. Boich, 2, 3, D. Bufano V. Clementi, L. Brown, B. Anthony, Mr. Harnar. FRONT-D. Airwyke, R. Anderson, A. Apostolakis, B Banish, Z, I. Amprim, I. Achladis, F. Chalop, G. Arch. I Barberion, E. Bagaglia, I. Butcher. NOT IN PICTURE-C1171 Margaret Collins, Iarnes Buck- HSI. HOMEROOM 204-MR. MERRILL F. COOLEY HOMEROOM 115-MRS. ELSIE H. MATHEWS HEAR-F. Harris, F. Mitchell, B. Luoma, D. Kemmer, B. Kemmer, C. Holmes. ROW 5-N. Norcia, l, I. Martin, R. Mendenhall, E. Maras, I. Kresen, C. Iohnson, I. Liehn, R. Lubert. ROW 4-C. Michelakis, F. McLeod, R. Maas. W. Novem- brini, A. Machaskee, H. Nobbs, E. Lewis, 2, H. Harper, C Iacob, G. Iapuncha, I. Mason, C. Iohnson. ROW 3-S. McFall, A. Lazzari, N. Nydegger, D. Nyako 1-Presidentf 2-Vice-President 3-Secretary, 4ATrec1surer. 1 D. Newhard, M. Nevinski, P. Machuzak, D. Iewell, C. Morgan, M. Morgan, A. Lyons. ROW 2-Mr. Cooley, S. Kincaid, F. Koupiaris, E. Long, G. Pastor, I. Mansell, L. Pelt, V. Lott, M. McCurty. FRONT-S. Kaye, M. Hefner, I. Lowater, B. Marzano, L. Hricik, I. Iaskari, 1, S. Hill, E. Loria, 2, I. Iulian, B. Har- grave, R. Ienkins. NOT IN PICTURE-Mrs. Elsie H. Mathews. 1 HOMEROOM 311-MESS ESTHER TUBAUGH HOMEROOM 207-MR. HAROLD C. HULME REAR-F. Venetta, I. Parva, I. Stone, P. Sepanek, W. Hardman, D. Powell, W. Sova, S. Tombar, I. Taylor, E. Scott, S. Petiya. ROW 4-T. Traichal, I. Tolson, I. Urchek, L. Primm, G. Watts, A. Trotogot, I. Smith, I. Yarish, I. Ware, R. Sankey. ROW 3-G. Peters, I. Marhefky, R. Ruih, B. Wilson, H. White, I. Williamson, 4, R. Williamson, D. Spencer, W. Sallmen, 1, C. Wilson, W. Rogers. ROW 2-Mr. Hulme, K. Puskarich, I. Williams, I. Rowan, I. Strieter, H. Williams, B. Doerr, N. Wadell, L. Sims, M. Zereios, P. Victor, Miss Tubaugh. ROW 1-K. Slagel, C. White, R. Roca, S. Walton, B. Staub, I. Pringle, I. Swanson, P. Taggart, G. Sericola, I. Rigel, 4. S. Zahnow, 1, T. Toto. NOT IN PICTUREACZUUL. Powell, T. Robinson, G. Robin- son: C2111 C. Warner, R. Whyle, P. Tarleton. I HOMEROOM 105-MISS RUTH M. LA POLLA HOMEROOM 107-MIR. RAYMOND M. CRAWFORD REAR-I. Baronet, B. Geist, I. Gillispie, T. Harcarik, H Blake, H. Blackburn, F. Chaney, R. Hamilton, V. Beard, R Dills, P. Fallone, 1, W. Cole. ROW 4-K. Griggs, E. Gentile, D. Foose, E. Furchack R. Godfrey, R. Berry, 1, I. Forkin, R. Bowen, N. Colvin, P Casagranda, D. Bledsoe. ROW 3-C. Day, R. Delaquilla, 2, R. Grate, R. Buske iink, E. Fealko, R. Hall, T. Brewer, K. Burton, E. Brown, R. Countryman. ROW 2-Mr. Crawford, S. Gillian, I. Flask, N. Gontkow- sky, I. Groff, I. Beistel, N. Fender, 3, I. Chenowith, A. Delaney, A. Bowser, R. LaPolla, D. Beskid. FRONT-L. Boston, I. DeCato, N. Finchok, B. Armintrout, D. Armstrong, B. Bussinger, S. Bevan, L. Barbat, L. Cline, 2, R. Bokros, N. Burgermyer. NOT IN PICTURE-C1053 M. Bufano, I. Capak, W. Aurand, E. Borden, V. Buner, C. Davis: C1075 W. Eldell, I. Giaurtis, P. Ducla, D. Foy, M. Graham, S. Gregory, 4, C. Harcarik, P. Efstathiu. 75 Ring 1--A t 1 lub Circus Concert-With a flourish of Dr. Scheig's baton, the or- chestra begins to play the opening number. Sally Abegglen Daniel Bellay Olga Bellay, 1 Delores Blazonik, 3 Charles Curtis Ioyce DeFoor Perry Diehl Layes Fletcher Lee Foster Harvey Grossman Mary Ann Kaul, 2 Sally Kincaid Eunice King Betty Lou Klein Forrest Lewis Beverly Lucas Iackie Mantovani Walt McCoy Robert McFarland Mary Lu Moore Arm Myers Ronald Ohl Willard Ray Betty Rennon Helen Rising Margaret Schaffer, Alice Shelly Iudith Ann Snyder F rank Venetta Icrnet Williams Delores Zigmont 4 Top-Notch Actors- Need anything done? Student Council members will gladly help! REAR-I. Grudowski, I. Frost, 2, R. Bryant, I. Rogers, D. Van Reenen, I. Boyasis, D. Beleny. ROW 4-F. Elliot, D. Baker, B. Shuttic, 4, M. Winkle, I. Ayres, I. Buxton, G. Principi, L. Foster, B. White. ROW 3gE. Binko, R. Hood, D. Genger, A. Kudrich, M. Fallone, B. Fetsko, I. Rink, I. Bonillo, T. Iones, I. Sexauer. ROW 2-Mr. MacEwan, 5, M. Liste, A. Myers, M. Dowds I. West, S. Minish, I. Prox, C. Phillips, S. Williams, Mrs Nilson, 5, Mrs. Knox, 5. FRONT4S. Sullivan, N. Davis, I. Pesanelli, I. Gibson 3, B. Hook, 4, P. Tregoning, 2, 1, E. Pesanelli, 1, M. Mahan- nah, D. Williams, M. Gibson, 3, M. Loychik. Pencil, Please, Mr. President -P. Tregoning, school prexy, and Mr. Mac- Evvan, Student Council sponsor, are familiar figures at the Student Council window. I Will Strive for Better Student Government Ideals, -pledged E. Pesan- elli as he received a hearty handshake from Supt. of Schools, Dr. Paul Miller. 1-Presiclentg 2f-Vice-President: 3-Secretaryg 4-Treasurery 5-Sponsor Politicians in the Making-Members of Hi-Eco-Sy learn the ropes of city offices. REAR-I. West, D. Kidd, M. Paclen, M. Nicholas, 4, S. Moran, 1, M. Loychik, A. Mushrush, C. Koupiaris, I. Madar, F. Walker, S. Harris, S. Fender. ROW 6-R. Hood, M. Lamison, R. Snelson, R. Hoehn, R Scully, R. Ohl, S. Weed, L. Bourekis, I. Pesanelli, I. Vogan N. Zagger, K. Wicks, F. Koupiaris, A. Ray. ROW 5-F. Elliott, 2, N. Stuart, P. Arbogast, S. Poulos I. Good, H. Miller, P. Was, M. Boich, K. Kagy, M. Uveges G. Kistler, I. Mounts, R. Firestone. ROW 4'-L. Harter, I. McPherson, M. Hyde, D. Thomp- son, M. Lebermuth, S. Surin, B. Glass, M. Gibson, M. Dore- tich, M. Danko, I. Dively, D. Harris, I. Roehl, A. Shelly. 1 1 ROW 3-B. Mahoney, L. Kelly, S. Tolson, M. Moore, T St. Clair, S. Moran, D. Blazonik, M. Pierce, S. Turner, B Semon, C. Schaffer, L. Lyon. R. Iohnston, D. Gaydosh. ROW 2--N. Montgomery, D. Zigmont, D. Babinchak, B Morton, A. Spencer, M. Dowds, P. Murray, N. Heron, M Mahannah, S. Risher, D. Williams, M. Mounts, H. Christ A. Bianco, A. D'Annunzio-. FRONT-Miss Lynn, 5, I. Gardner, B. Lucas, R. Cox, A Myers, S. Sullivan, 3, S. Leisy, I. Bausch, R. Reeves, P Alex, M. Tomko, M. Tutmaher, E. Witherstine, M. Titus Miss Hart, 5. Young Thespians-tread the big top stage for the Dramatic Club. REAR-D. Harris, 3, C. Smith, K. Wicks, I. Sexauer, 4, B. MacLare11, M. Long, S. Robertson. ROW 3-T. St. Clair, G. Smith, S. Moran, I. Rink, Miss Kelly, 5, N. Adams, I. Alberts, P. White, M. Bloom. ROW 2-M. Kloh, L. Zagger, V. Colson, G. Turner, 3, P. Tregoning, l, N. Brogan, 4, N. Powell, 2, l, D. Wasy- link, D. Van Huffel, P. Alex. FRONT-G. Miller, T. Westbrook, R. Ohl, 2, C. Kistler, W. Bender, M. Winkle, I. Roscoe. 1 1 Managing The Affairs-of our state government-the performers who Went to Fort Perry and Capitol are: REAR-B. Hook, B. Derr, G. Miller, G. Nicula, B. Hill- FRONT-B. Barbutes, I. Herrington, R. Leach, M. Fal- man, H. Wagoner, D. Ritchey. lone, B. Petsko, B. Shuttic, P. Tregoning, C. Kistler. ROW 2--E. Yenchochik, I. Hooker, D. Genger, C. Gear, NOT IN PlCTUREfDick White. I. Frost, B. MacLaren, B. Schade, B. Bechtel. Speak The Speech -is main objective of our future orcrtors in Speakers Bureau. HEAR-M. Lczmison, V. Colson, P. Tregoning, N. McKee, FRONTAM. Bias, I. Gibson, 1, S. Sullivan, 3, 2, G C, Shgdron, Miller, 4, C. Kistler, 2, G. Smith, B. Michaels, 3, M. Mag Row 2-D. Salloy, P. White, M. Bloom, 1. Frost, 1, L. gmc' Zagger, B. Houck, R. Scully, Miss Barrick, 5. 1-President, 2AVice-President: 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer, 5-Sponsor C 79 Snazzy Seniors-transformed the Y. W. gym into an enchanting Santa's Workshop for the Y-Teen Christmas Formal. REAR-A. Hull, R. Galano, C. Cunningham, B. Bussinger. ROW 4-I. Kelly, I. Bachtel, 3, V. Colson, I. Lund, I. Allen, 2, M. Crum, S. Cullinan, S. Knox, 1, I. Gibson, 1, B. Clark, N. Adams, M. Long. ROW 3-B. Greskovich, D. Halas, 1, I. Engstrom, M. Gibson, E. DeCristofaro, B. Brothers, M. Bloom, B. Adams, D. Blystone, M. Iones. K. Iones, F. Dawson. ROW 2--M. Politsky, B. Beer, F. Frascolla, D. Capak, I Alberts, B. Brown, C. Ayers, N. Brogan, S. Abegglen, S Beale, B. Fraser, O. Bellay. FRONT-G. Griffith, B. Fetsko, M. Grimsley, 3, I. Dively M. Danko, M. Doretich, S. Leisy, I. Kellog, M. I. Loria, K Letscher, V. Golias, N. Frantz, L. I. Cooper, S. Henderson Miss Ruth Swindell, 5. REAR--I. McDonald, S. Shultz, E. Machingo, I. Moore, C. Raphtis, G. Pounds, I. Sabat, I. Scala, V. Robincheck, I. Rudge. ROW 3-B. Miller, S. Twitchell, M. Miller, S. Robertson, C O'Brien D Rubin I Richardson S VanSl ke .Smith . , . , . , . y ,I , M. Waid, I. Yost. ROW 2-C. Myer, G. Turner, M. Maggiano, M. Nicholas, C. Rogers, B. Ranton, P. Mylord, B. Heisman, M. Roberts I. Rink, A. Rintala. FRONT-P. White, L. Zagger, I. Noftsinger, 2, M. Quart- ier, N. McKee, E. Palmer, 4, D. VanHuifel, N. Powell, E. Sears, L. Wencovich, K. Zymaris, F. Walker, S. Moran, 4, 2 I-President, 2-Vice-President: 3-Secretary, 4i'I'reasurer, 5-Sponsor 1 NOT IN PICTURE-Delores Wasylink, 3: Mary Fallone, 4: Saucy Soph's-'Made joke books for soldiers, heard Harding teacher, Mrs. Knox, discuss etiquette, and also saw a beauty demonstration. Officers: 10-A-Dorothy Brothers, 1, Marilyn Pierce, 2, Faye Miranda, 3, Shirley Rink, 4: 10-B-lean Pesanelli, 1, Barbara Glass, 2, Sylvia Surin, 3, Diane Woodward, 4. jazzy Juniors-'gave food to the needy for Christmas, heard a hair stylist and gift wrapper speak, and repaired toys for poor children. Officers: 11-A-Audrey Kudrich, 1, Mary Habinak, 2, Marilyn Howell, 3, Mary Fallone, 4: ll-B-Lois Kelly, l, Terry St. Clair, 2, Margaret Mounts, 3, Io Anne Prox, 4. 'Groups too large for identiiicationfY-Teens. 81 Slaves to Caesar-Decimi Club wears Roman chains of bondage on initi- ation clay. REAR-D. Lynn, D. Wargelin, L. Herman, N. Stuart, R. Corey, R. Taylor, D. Elson, 4, R. Dowell, I. Sexauer, 2, P. Arboqast. F. Morrison, E. Waltko, R. Ohl. ROW 4-T. Leffingwell, R. Wolford, K. Thomas, R. Fire- stone, D. Woodward, D. Williams, B. Hennon, P. Was. I. DeBarde1eben, I. Amstutz, M. Belcastro, D. Blazonik, I Brzezinski, P. Pado. ROW 3-M. Lebermuth, B. Malham, I. Mackey, B. Iohn son, M. Antil, M. Allsopp, D. Gaydosh, S. Fender, P. Alex V. Steele. A, Ray, I. McHenry. BOW 2-Miss Troxell, 5. B. Trembath, B. Best, I. Gen tithes, M. Gentithes, C. Plumley, C. Romelfangen, B. Lucas D. Kidd, M. Mahannah, I. Madar, D. Thompson, Mrs. Webb 5. FRONTiM. Hainesworth, I. Snyder, B. Hart, N. Blasier P. Henderson, R. Martini, D. Habinak, K. Patterson, 1, A Shelly, I. Shirey, S. Rink, B. Biller, B. Stegmclier, I. Mac- Pherson, 3. Stellar Stenos-of the Comrnercialites are skilled performers in the business world. REAR-M. Webster, P. White, B. Adams, M. Maggiano, ROW 2-M. Profera, S. Giaurtis, P. Murray, V. Golias, I. Scala. I- Kellogg. N- Bfoqfmf D- Capukl I- Alberts' M- 4, I. Rink, 3, D. Leopmdi, 2, 1, B. Peuilla. 1, 1. Dively, P. Steenberg' E' Rudcmovich' 2' I' Smith' Walker, B. Brown, M. Loria, I. Noftsinger. ChZilNEfM1:I12iinl5CllnijI'f'Bij5kl1'1E'lCghlk0l?013Il0'gOlyig1fbiQ- FRONT-F. Koupmns, M. Bloom, B. Ramon. 1. saber, s. Danko, 3, I. Moore, C. Ayres, S. Spain, B. Toth, G, Pounds' Leisy, M. Hornak, M. Howell, 4, N. Powell, B. Fetsko, E. P. Rufo, Miss Kensy, 5, D. Harris, I. Prox. DeCristofaro, A. Kudrich, M. Habinak. 14Presiden1g 2AVice-Presidentg 3-Secretaryg 4-Trecsurerg 5eSponsor. 1 Hail, Hail, the Gang's A11 Here-At football games, where the Booster Big Businessmen proudly View the band members in their new Booster-bought l1'O'L1Se1'S. REAR-E. Yenchochik, I. Williams, B. White, C. Wooke E. Palmer, N. McKee, I. Lund, I. Iames, M. Gibson, I Kline, C. Kistler, 1, 2, R. Schor, 4, R. Wagoner. W. Bender I. Beard. ROW 4-I. Gibson, E. DeCristoiaro, I. Noftsinger, D Halas, C. Rogers, M. Howell, C. McCaslin, N. Davis, M Pierce, S. Robertson, A. Hull, I. DelDuchetto, I. Duey, M Grimsley, I. Rudge, S. Knox. ROW 3-N. Stuart, C. Myers, I. Smith, I. Smith, N 1 n Blasier, P. Henderson, S. Risher, I. Pesanelli, M. Loychik, S. Engster, E. Sears, P. Holland, C. Phillips. ROW ZWF. Frascolla, L. Cooper, S. Sullivan, P. Smith. A. Wishart, N. Powell, F. Dawson, D. Colangelo, D. Van Huffel, N. Adams, 3, M. Long, K. Iones, S. Cole, B. Hart. FRONT-D. Finta, M. Lavick, Mr. Taft, 5, M. Iones, 4, F. Gibson, I. Buxton, 1, E. Pickstone, B. Fetsko, Miss Denni- son, 5, Mr. Corlett, 5. E. Pesanelli. NOT IN PICTURE-Miss Deemer, 5. Oo-La-La -swoon the Frenchmen, fascinated by the American Circus. REAR-fD. Dowdell, C. Hamilton, C. Shaffer, R. Thur- Bias, I. Bonillo, D. Blystone, 4, L. Pugh, I. McLeod. I. Bacher, man, G. Kilpatrick. P. Shively, I. Sharlock, D. Salloy. ROW 3-R. Sickinger, C. Anderson, C. Anderson, S, FRONTfD. Berg, I. Beadle, I. Hatfield, S. Andrus, R Twitchell, I. Beach, G. Stargell, S. Michalovich, K. Wicks, Choppa, M. Kaul. I. IGITIGSI E. Palmer, 1. E. Pickstone, B 4, I. Miller, F. Dawson. Trembath, I. Sunyog, P. Mullen, 2, C. Myer, l. ROW 2-Mrs. McCurdy, 5, G. Turner, M. Miller, 3, M. NOT IN PICTURE-S. Rushin, Z, H. Benetis, 2. Big Top Geniuses-of National Honor Society astound classmates with intellectual powers. REAR-I. Vlad. I. Hooker, E. Yenchochilc, G. Nicula, 2. I. Buxton, W. Bender, I. Marco, B. White. ROW 4-C. Kistler, D. Iessup, I. Frost, B. Hook, B. Derr, D. Genger, 1, I. Herrington, B. Shuttic, B. MacLaren. ROW 3-C. Gear. M. Quartier, A. Carbone, F. Gibson, N. Powell, L. Dowds, D. Van Huftel, N. McKee, I. Richard son, A. Kudrich, B. Fetsko, O. Bellay, Mr. Swart, 5. ROW 2-S. Knox, I. Yost, M. Bloom, D. Salloy, I. Alberts I. Dively, B. Petrila, S. Minish, M. Roberts, M. Howell, I Gibson, S. Shultz. FRONT-M. Waid, M. Profera, M. Webster, R. Bryant, 2 S. Moran, 3, P. Tregoning, l, S. Abegglen, M. Maggiano, N Adams, M. Iones. NOT IN PICTURE-Miss O'Rourke, 5, Mary Fallone, Mari lyn Grimsley, Patricia White, 3. Watch the birdie -is the cry of the and Shutter Club. BEAR-A. Shatter, T. Westbrook, D. Bailey, l, P. Meigs. ROW Zili. Anderson, M. Doretich, M. Danko, Mr. Dearth, circus photographers. from the Lens FRONT-I. Alberts, S. Cullinan, C. Cunningham, I. Dively, l, V. Cooper, 2, P Murray, 4, 3, F. Walker, 3, 4, B. Brown, 5, D, capuk, 1. Rink, M. Snyder, M. Pipe. V- GOUGS- l-Presldentg 2-Vice-Prestdentg 3-Secreloryy 4--Treasurerg 5---'Sponsor 1 The Bunsen Burners -an appropriate name tor Mr. Massafs Chemistry Experimenters. REARYA. Toda, B. Bechtel, B. MacLaren, D. Goldner, F. England, D. Baker, P. Arnold, I. Brown. ROW 4-P. Lundy, R. Schade, D. Simone, W. Sprague, R. Snelson, K. Patterson, R. Thurman, D. Wargelin, R. Schor, I. Herrington, D. Iohnson. ROW 3-B. Hillrnan, S. Sullivan, 3, 4, S. Engster, T. St. Clair, B. Bishop, H. Goist, P. Wilson, M. Hrusovsky, S. Moran, L. Kelly, A. Spencer, M. Dowds, C. Myers. I I ROW 24-R. Scully, N. Heron, 2, I. Richardson, B. Houck, C. Crum, G. Hefner, Mr. Massar, 5, P. Smith, S. .Cullinan, M. Mounts, B. Mahoney, R. Choppa, I. West. FRONTAE. McAleer, A. Myers, I. Bloch, S. Whitman, P. Klapak, C. Kistler, 1, G. Smith, 2, I. Racher, E. Ienyk, B. Michaels, 3, 4, P. McMurray, I. Kazimer, A. Puncsak. NOT IN PICTURE-Frank Elliott, l. Ay, ay, cry, ay . . . Seremos siempre 1ea1es, -sing out Los Amigos Espanoles. REAR-P. Shively, O. Bellay, M. Lavick, F. Gibson, N. Adams, D. Harris, K. Iones, S. Abegglen. ROW 34-L. Cooper, S. Robertson, 4, S. Minish, D. Halas, 3, N. Leffingwell, Mr. Hetzler, 5, S. Moran, A. Hull, D. Van Hufiel, M. Long. M. Waid. ROW 2!M. Roberts, I. Richardson, D. Rubin, M. Grims sley, 4, I. Vlad, 2, R. Bryant, 1, S. Beale, 3, I. Yost, D Mosholder. FRONT-C. King, B. MacLaren, B. Bechtel, P. Treqoning R. Schor, 1, I. Elcey, 2, E. Pesanelli. Lively Voices of A Cappella-add zest to the Big Top. HEAR-R. Dawson, G. Thompson, R. Hoehn, I. Buckner R. Sickinger, R. Haas, H. Benetis, I. Edwards. ROW 4-C. Comer. D. Elson. C. Gear, G. Principi, W Chance. C. McFall, F. Rakijasic, K. Fauvie, I. Wendle, C Mellville, R. Minnick. ROW 3-M. Uveges, M. Reighert, N. Heron, B. Morton, I. Frankie. Mr, Scheig. 5, E. Sallaz, M. Komray, B. Glass, A. Ray. I. Amstutz. F'-sf'-M 2 ' W tm . .. . -. . ROW 2-R. Dann, K. Scott, M. Lebermuth, M. Schaffer A. Ruhf, A. Collier, G. Turner, G. Sherlock, M. Poprik, R Reeves, M. Belcastro, M. Gibson, W. Smith. FRONTK-I. Butchko, E. Leech, I. Engstrom, I. Achladis I. Baush, E. Yenchochik, 2, S. Wagy, l, S. Porter, V. Marino S. Abegglen, M. Long, S. Steiner. 4 REAR-G. Flint. A. Nagy, E. Hrusovsky, G. DeZulovich, ROW 2-B. Banish, I. DeBardeleben, M. Warren, D D. Preston, I. Porter, E. Sideropolis, R. Sibera. ROW 4-B. Iordan, R. DeVitto, C. Anderson, R. Wilson, D. Bailey, R. Dowell, R. Taylor, B. Plant, B. Mcmiatis, M Manolakakis, B. McDonald. ROW 3-I. Flowers, C. Schaffer, I. Harris, I. Mantovani, D. Shimko, V. Cooper, N. Coburn, T. St. Clair, I. Beach K. Klingensmith, S. Morales. Swart, B. Dahringer, I. DeFoor, S. Andrus, F. Frascolla, I Swanson, F. Meranda, D. Babinchak, I. Mounts. FRONT-D. Williams, M. Iones, M. Chimbidis, S. Hoffee D. Woodward, A. Myers, I. West, 3, H. Tombor, 3, D Brothers, I. Duey, S. Verlinich, P. Long, I. Dreer. 1---President, 2fVico-President, 3--Secretary: 4- -Treasurer 5 -Sponsor Silence Prevcrils-as the hostesses and monitors keep the halls in line while the show goes on. REAR-I. Frost, D. Kost, B. Trembath, D. Simone, B. Miller, Mr. Marcarello, C. Smith, M. Gibson, R. Groif, A. Wishart I. Vair', M. Maggiano, W. Chance, I. Dively, D. Iessup. ROW 4-S. Winningham, F. Koupiaris, D. Colangelo, I McDonald, F. Dawson, N. Adams, D. Van Huiiel, B. Fetsko, M. Long, I. Lund, D. Halas, N. Hughley, S. Williams, A D'Annunzio. HOW 3-E. Pickstone, V. Golias, N. Powell, I. Rink, D. Capak, M. Danko, M. Doretich, I. Alberts, I. Steele, K. Iones, E. Sears, L. Wencovich, M. Dowds. 1 ROW 2-I. Moore, I. Sabat, B. Barbutes, N. McKee, D Baker, M. Loria, I. Chess, G. Griffith, C. Gear, I. Hathaway E. Bennett. FRONT-K. Logue, B. Nagy, S. Tolson, R. Leach, M Iones, V. Brangham, I. Iames, W. Bender, M. Tomko, E Pesanelli', M. Marto, I. Buxton. 'Head Monitor. NOT IN PICTURE-Bill Pickens'. Souvenirs From The Big Top-Industrial Art boys construct useful knick- knacks and home furnishings. REAR-E. Yenchochik, 'G. Lucas, M. Aho, C. Derr, A. ROW 2-I. Guerrero, P. Meigs, D. Bellay, B. Koren, G Kuriatnyk, P. Metea, R. Malacky, I. Flanigan, D. Sase, D. Armour, M. Marneris, 1, Mr. Kraker, 5, L. Dontas, Z, C Ggcurg. DiFrancesco, P. Lucas, A. DiGiacobbe, A. Hope. ROW 3-Mr. Old, 5, I. Berezny, I. Bender, D. Preston, FRONT-I. Spencer, B. Dabelko, B. Strohl, B. Iickess, I I. Krcxfcik, R. Boyd, D. Mercer, P. Lucas, C. Crum, E. Buxton, L. DiAntonio, R. Davis, I. Elko, P. Petrilla, R. Fur ' chak, H. Denna. Schreppel, I. Gyurek, S. Ciferno. Hulme's Horticulturists-Phytons examine and transplant the flowers on the grounds. REAR-D. Chapin, I. Berezny, B. Rogers. P. Moore, I. FRONT-N. Hernon, L. Hatter, 3, M. Fallo-ne, 1, D. Finta Hooker, R. Hildebrand. 4, L. DiCenso, H. Christ. ROW 2-H. Denna, B. Miller, L. Elston, M. Gibson, B. NOT IN PICTURE-Mr. Hulme, 5, Iohn Durbin, 2. Mclver, D. Zigmont, M. Marto, I. Herman, D. Futchko. Checkmate! -Shout the vic- tors as many hours of fun are enjoyed by all the members of Chess Club. REAR-L. Harter, S. Tolson. ROW 2-I. Lewis, B. Traichal, W. 'kViIson, V. Colson, S. Poulos. FRONTW-B. Hood, I, S. Minish, 4, B. Hook, 2, G. Turner, 3, L. Zagger, R. Shinn. NOT IN PICTURE-Mr. Fusselman, 5. Hey! Hey! What's Cookin'?-- Kitchenettes prepare plenty of hot chow for the hungry mob. HEAR N Church M Ha da M. - . , , . y , Snyder. ROW 2-S. Wilson, B. Brandon, M. Simpson, D. Zcrdroski, G. Griffith. FRONT-D. Berg, 4, M. Politsky. 3, F. Pierce, C. McMil1in, 1, L. DiCenso Hults. 1 ,M. NOT IN PICTURE-Miss Simons Sue Hults. 2. .5. I-President, 2--Vice-President 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer, 5-Sponsor The Big Chiefs -of the Alpha, Beta, and Sigma Hi-Y clubs sit and stand with their arms folded, signifying their high positions in The Big Top. REAR-C. Putnam, D. Malham, G. McElravy, T. Spate, Bender, E. Dillon, R. Bryant, K. Fauvie, C. Quimby. I. Russ, B. Haas. B. Armstrong, B. Plant, P. Lamison, D. ROW 3-D Wmgelin C Gem R Rodzen R Hood 2 Volk' D' Mathews' 4' R. Thurman, G, E. Pesanelli, I. Herrington, I. Marco. ROW 6-F. Elliott D. Sumner N. Stuart G. Nicula D . ' . ' ' ' ' ROW 2--D. Simone, l, I. Klllinen, 3, P. Tregoning, 1, I. Mumford, S. Klutch, C. Hamilton, C. Myers, W. Hahn, L. . . Herman, D' Redmond, P. Meigs. ilxtlglekliallgllipd, 2, W. White, 4, T. Mosholder, 2, D. Lynn, ROW 5-D. Baker, F. England. L. Foster, I. Sexauer, B. . . . Hoehn, R. Ohl, K. Patterson, T. Leflinqwell, S. Walker. D Elggglgllc'IEHEEXEHi351'1G:'enghgiZl1l2ljL' Frost' ROW 4-C. Ready, I. Kalinowski, V. Brangham, W. Come To The Basket Ball -is a familiar cry around the school after the basketball games. The Basket Bal1s are dances sponsored by the popular Radio Club. REAR-D. Varner, W. Gertz, M. Marneris, Mr. Swart, 5. ROW IAS. Lazar, 4, M. Mijic, G. Armour, P. Petrilla, 1 ROW ZAD. Bell, M. Cutsumbis, 2, D. Iohnson, K. Paterson. B. Furchak. 89 Ring I--Act 2 Publication Hot Copy-Iournalism classes are kept on their toes with the High Life, High Lights, and the Daily Bulletin. REAR-D. Naylor, I. Kalinowski, R. Campbell, I. Beadle, ROW 2iK. Logue, B. Bagaglia, Z. B. Ranton, l, M I. Sebastian, S. Gindlesperger, M. Lavick, 3, P. Padula, I. Howell, R. Wagoner, 9, R, Tompkins, 6, H. Holmes, P McVickers, V. Brangham. Myford, l, B. Reisman, 3, C. Rogers, 10. ROVV 3-A. Hull. 5, L, Newhouse, I. Rink. 7, I. Hatfield, FRONT-R. Morelli, P. Metea, R. Conti, l0, I, Frederick P. Mullen, 5, Mrs. Sinner, 12, E. Ienyk, A. Potts, l0, D. I. Latcham. Halas, 2, I. Luncl, l0. Wanted: A11 Articles Covering the Big Top-The Cauldron Staff pub- lishes and distributes an annual edition. REAR-D. Och, B. Luscombe, P. Tregoning, B. Hook, R. P'RONT-E. Machingo, S. Minish, M. Roberts, D. Genger, Wagoner. l, E. Ienyk, 1, L. Cooper, 7, M. Lavick, S. Moran, 7. ROW 2-I. Alberts, I. Lund, M. Bloom, Mrs. Sinner, 12, NOT IN PICTURE-Helen Tombor, 7, Antoinette Carbone. D. Halas, B. Fetsko, B. Adams. 1-Editor, 2-Assistant Editor, 3-Business Manager, 4'--Senior Editor, 5--Circulation Manager, 6-Sports Editor, 7-Art Editor, 8--Art Stail, 9--Photographer, 10-Editorial Staif, ll-Business Staff, 12-Sponsor. 90 Echoes enthusiasts-put the 1952 show on the road. REAR-Sally Knox, 10, Sue Beale, 11, Nick Hromiko, 8, Calvin King, 11, Nancy McKee, 11, Loretta Wencovich, 10, Danny Iessup, 8. ROW 2-Beverly Fraser, 10, Florence Frascolla, 10, Sonya Shultz, 11, Glen Williams, 11, Miss Kaufman, 12, Betty lean Clark, 8, Louise Dowds, 10, Leah Pearson, 11, Mary lane Iones, 11. FRONT-Ronald Leach, 9, Iohn Lewis, 9, IoAnn Ruclge, 5, Iames Herman, 3, Ioline Yost, 1, Marilyn Waid, 2, Warren Bender, 6, Marilyn Grimsley, 4. REAR-Iohn Abraham, 8, Bill Derr, 11, lack Ekey, 11, lane! Lund, 11, Dave Ritchey, B, Karl Seifert, 11. ROW 2-Mary I. Nicholas 11, Marceline Long, 11, Mary C. Bloom, 10, Nancy Powell, 6, Martha Maggaino, 10, De-spina Harris, 10, Ioanne Noftsinger, 10, Nancy Adams, 10, Patricia White, 10, Diane Van Huffel, 10. FRONT-Mary A. Roberts, 10, Sandra Robertson, 4, Bill Luscombe, 3, Shirley Minish, 2, lane Richardson, 1, Sally Moran, 7, Ioe Frost, 6, Donna Rubin, 5, Eleanor Machingo, 10. NOT IN PICTURE-Linda Cooper, 8. Ring 1--Act 3 Dances Ye Old Wishing Well -received many pennies at the Iune, 1951 Prom. Moonlight Monarchy- Carol Bailey, with her escort, Bay Preston, and class president, Bill White, is crowned at the Iune, 1951 Prom, queen of the Moonlight Walk. X r ' s N Y Sf ' fu 1 5 , 1 Y .. 1 Guys and Dolls -The queen of the Spring Festival dance, Ianet Gibson, was crowned by Ernie Pesanelli, while her escort, George Pond, looked on. Attendants were Marilyn Quartier and Iustine Kelly, escorted by Phil Quartier and Gene Bycratt, respectively. 92 12-A's Throw Sox Hop-after a football game for Harding and Canton McKinley. A11 persons were admitted minus their shoes. The Three Belles of Circusdom-Barbara Fetsko, queen, Eva Palmer and Shirley Minish as attendants are crowned at their big show, The Horne- coming Dance. 93 Aw W Z, Q if E 7 Z I I Five Royal Beauties-direct from the Y-Teen Santa Land: M. Iones, E. Sears, N. McKee, K. Jones, S. Knox. X Marks the Spot -for the pirates' hidden gold at the Ir. Mix Pirates are N. Zagger, M. Titus. 94 Rex and Regina Of The Big Top-are lean McLeod and George Kilpatrick. They were crowned at the twentieth annual Mardi Gras by Paul Tregoning. Black Magic Prom-a sensational contrast to the turmoil of the circus was given by the Iune 1952 class. Enjoying themselves were Clettl M. Long I. Frost, L. Cooper and B. McLain: Crightb R. Leach, I. Haggerty, and D. Rubin 95 ing 2 Classrooms Soups On!-After a triumphant day the performers' thoughts turn to the idea of a scrumptious dinner for which Miss Simons' cooking class takes all the credit. Keep the Wheels Rolling!-The transportation problem is discussed by the circus crew of Mrs. Nilson's U. S. history class. 96 Thar She Blows! -The show would certainly go up in smoke if Mr. Massar's chemistry students didn't keep their minds on their Work. Apprentices At Work-Mr. Kraker's boys get acquainted with many new trades every day. 97 F or Shame, Catiline! -denounce Cicero and the Senators against Cati 1ine's conspiracy in Mrs. Webb's Latin class. Accidents Will Happen-but not to Mr. Baker's health students, who pre- pare in case of future mishaps. 98 Typing Speedsters-tune up for the final test in Mrs. Iohnson's class. No errors are permitted in this performance. Tricky Equations-don't stump Miss Troxe11's troupers. Hard at work, they sharpen their wits in algebra class. 99 Heads Up! Stand Erect!-The number one rule on appearance according to Miss Barrick's Speech students. A11 Eyes On Elmer-One of the many plays put on by Miss Ridg1ey's 11-A English class is Elmer, The Youngest. 100 Ring 3 Athletics e,?Mw, M32 2 1 Z jet, the acrobat-who stcxrs in Panther performances, is shown with the ferocious PGI1th6I'S coaches. REAR-C. Riifle, E. Peospcrnen, G. Johnson, M. Morccrrello. PRONT!D. Lcxfferty, Iei KB. Hoodj, L. Kemp. 101 squad was forced to do their spring training on the school THE 1951 GRIDIRON The Cinderella football team of l95l will long be remem- bered at Harding High. The Panthers sent the town into hysterics by ending a twenty-game Massillon winning streak SCOREBOARD in the upset of the Ohio Scholastic football season. Warren tied We The Massillon for the championship of the Ohio Scholastic Con- Y ference. Dave Rogers, the squad's ace fullback, was elected 7 Cleveland Collinwood ..12 the outstanding high school football player in the State of Ohio and named on the Scholastic All American Team. He had one of his shoes bronzed for being the outstanding player in the city. He was a unanimous choice for All-Ohio honors, the first Harding gridder so honored since Len Corbin. Twenty-nine 45 26 6 Canton McKinley ...... 6 Farrell ........... 6 Mansfield ............. 7 players and Manager lack Logue were presented with gold 41 CGmPbe11Mem0m1 2 footballs by the downtown Boosters' Club for copping the 40 Alliance .............. 6 O.S.C. title. And to top it off, Coach Chuck Riffle, severel - criticized in his first two years at the helm, was named to coach 19 Massillon ' ' I 3 the North All-Stars in the Annual North-South Senior game at 65 Erie ACCfd9mY -- - - - - 5 Akron this August. Two of the starters will be Rogers and 12 Steubenville .HU13 tackle George Nicula. lt was truly a season to remember. , But early in September it looked as though it would be a 26 Toledo Wmte ' 7 season to forget. The bulwark of last year's team had been 27 Niles ................. 0 graduated. The athletic fund was so deep in the red that the Won 8 Lost 3 practice field instead of making their usual trip to Camp Chickagami. The season started off poorly as the Rifflemen dropped their opener to the Cleveland Collinwood Railroaders 12-7. Warren roared back in the final period after trailing 12-O to push over a tally but failed to take advantage of a blocked kick in the last minute. It was a dreary prelude to a smashing season. The next Friday was an entirely different story. Our old friends from Canton McKinley dropped in to pay us a visit and when they went home they took with them their worst defeat in twenty years, a 45-6 drubbing. Canton was the pre-game favorite but no one had realized how far the Bulldogs had slipped from last season. Then there was another little factor which contributed to the final result. A certain Mr. Rogers, who had carried the ball but four times against Collinwood, ran wild against Canton. He carried the ball ten times from scrimmage and racked up l9l gained yards. Included in that were runs of 62 and 58 yards for tallies. The victory was also a tribute to Warren's fine defensive platoon which allowed the once- mighty Cantonites but two yards net gained rushing. Meafba11 Williams-skirts the onrush of Massillon players. T- u Next we played host to Farrell, Pennsylvania. The Penn- sylvanians were undefeated and on their way to a very suc- cessful season which was to see them crowned Western Penn- sylvania Champions. Going into the fourth quarter the score was tied 6-6 but when the final gun went off Warren had knocked a smashing 26-6 triumph. Dave Rogers continued his fine play by adding three scores to the Night Raiders' fate. Then came the game that we try to forget-that Mans- field episode! The Tigers, a decided underdog, capitalized on breaks to stop four Warren first-half drives within their twenty-yard line. The game seemed headed for a scoreless deadlock when Warren broke loose with only 2 minutes 50 seconds to go. Then driving 65 yards in five plays, Rogers scored from the five. Pesanelli's placement was no good. Mansfield bounced back and hit the jackpot on two long passes. Their tying touchdown came with only a minute to go and a successful placement attempt put Warren behind. The Panthers were down but not out. Seem hit Merolla and Reed with long passes to put the pigskin on the Tigers' 33. S1de11ned by injuries - Don Here Coach Riffle called for a field goal but Pesanelli's at- Stroup discusses strategy with tempt fell short. The Tigers took over and killed the clock. veteran back, Curt Gear. Campbell Memorial felt the Panthers' rage the next Friday before a homecoming crowd of 7,000. Warren scored in every I period to hand the Red Devils their worst beating in a decade, 41-2. Warren rolled up 305 yards on the ground while Campbell had a net yards gained of thirteen. Rogers and Gear each had a pair of scores and Curt even scored for Memorial when he was tackled in the end zone. Included in the Rifflemen's tally was a 71 yard jaunt by Dave Rogers. The Warren gridders got ready for the all-important Massillon tilt by dumping Alliance 40-6. Warren gave the Alliance players and fans a preview of things to come by tallying twice in the first seven minutes. The fine play of Don Seem and Dave Rogers highlighted the game. Seem completely outshone highly-talented Len Dawson as he pitched for three scores, completing 8 out of 12 as compared to 12 out of 32 for Dawson. In view of this, one can understand the shock Warren fans got when they viewed the All Conference Team selections. Bryant carried one of Seem's pitches 63 yards for the first tally. Offensive Powerhouse-squad piled up an average of 31 points a game. REAR D Seem, S. Merolla, D. Preston, D. Rogers, B. FRONT-l. Vair, D. BGk91'. l. MUTC0, l- K1'CIfCik, R. Grotf, Reed S Lergh, I. Williams. V. Brangham, D. Simone, G. Nicula, R. Bryant. 104 And so the stage was set for the game which will live forever in the hearts of Harding High Alumni and students. A big, cocky, unbeaten, Massillon Tiger team came to town to teach this nervous Warren team a lesson. State Champions for three straight years and unbeaten in their last 20 games, the mighty Mathermen had plenty to be confident about. Hadn't they beaten Mansfield 54-0 the week after Mansfield dropped Harding? But a hard-fighting, never-say-die Warren thought differently and proved their point to the hearty satisfaction of 12,000 delirious fans who packed Harding stadium to overflowing. Fans ex- perienced a real spine tingler when Warren capitalized on four Massillon fumbles to score the upset of the year 19-13. The first half was evenly played. The visitors rallied to tie the score at 13-13 after Warren took a 13-0 lead. But the second half was an entirely different story. Although the Rifflemen scored but once, they missed several other scoring opportunities. The defeat was a sound one and even the most rabid Massillon fans had to admit they were outplayed. After the final gun sounded a mob scene broke loose. It took a police escort to get the team off th.e field. Many of the players took a worse beating on the way to the dressing room than in the game. The celebrating lasted until the wee hours of the morning. Panther Emergency Men-C. Quinby, I. Logue, D. Dyer, W. Brown and B. Wilson keep the team well supplied. In a blinding snowstorm Warren played host to oft-beaten Erie Academy. Continuing the fine play they exhibited the previous week Warren humiliated the Academy, rolling up a 65-6 score. It was the biggest romp for Harding since 1931. The victors scored in every period with Dave Rogers heading the parade, scoring four times. Curt Gear got things off on the right foot by returning the opening kickoff 78 yards for the first of 7 TD's. History almost repeated itself when Gear took the second half kickoff on the Warren 20 and raced through the Erie team only to have the ball squirt out of his hand on the Erie 35. Even little Don Seem got in the scoring act, pulling a quarterback sneak over from the 12. Late in the game Coach Biffle tried to ease up on Erie by sending in a sophomore squad. But the sophs gave the bossman a pleasant surprise by engineering the final tally, Preston scor- ing from the three. Stonewall Defense-held the opposition to 8 points a game. FRONT-D. Martin, I. Buxton, I. Marco, V. Brangham, W. BACK-S. Leigh, B. White, D. Preston. E. Yenchochik Luoma, G. Nicula, R. Sumner, I. Krafcik. E. Pesanelli, B. Reed, I. Stevenson. 105 Warren put their state-title hopes on the line in the important clash with Steubenville Wells, beaten only by Massillon, and that in the last ten seconds. The Down-staters may not have played the best but they certainly played the most questionable football seen in Warren in a long, long time. Although beaten 13-12, the game was a fine tribute to Warren's clean play and to the training which they have received from the coaching staff. The game was one of those that could have gone either way. Pesanelli missed two placements and a field goal. Other important factors were two costly Warren fumbles, a spectacular passing attack that covered 76 yards only to be spiked by the gun ending the second halt, a third period thrust that ended on the nine, and a pass interception by the Big Red on its own 21 in the last ten minutes. Steubenville tallied the game winner on a 65-yard run in the last period. The deciding extra point was scored on a line buck. Warren bounced back to score in the last five minutes, Rogers going 15-yards. Pesanelli's placement try was high and wide and the visitors held their edge for the last 5 minutes. Barely missing-the outstretched hand of a Canton McKinley player, D. Stroup gathers steam as he drives for the goal line. Successful breakthrough-in Farrell game, demonstrated by D. Rogers, ends with a fumble. Sandwiched between-two Massillon players, R. Bryant slashes off yard- age in the Tiger upset. Sidestepping-a hopeful Alliance tackler, C. Gear picks up a first and ten. Co-Captains-G. Nicula and D. Seem receive congratula- tions from Coach Biffle and guest speaker, Ed Finnigan. Students' Choice-for homecoming queen was pretty B. Fetsko. Place-kick artist-E. Pesanelli, lines up an extra point. Driving Dave Rogers-is Ohio's top fullback for 1951. Sensational passing by Don Seem gave Warren a 27-7 victory over Toledo Waite. Seem passed to Steve Leigh for the first tally and jump-passed to Bryant who raced 35 to break a 7-7 tie in the second quarter. Dave Rogers tallied the final pair of T. D.'s to notch Warren's seventh victory in ten starts. Toledo gave the Panthers a much stiffer fight than the scoreboard indicated and Warren's superior scoring power was the difference. In the traditional Thanksgiving Day game with Niles, David Rogers closed out his scholastic career with a display of power as he led Warren in a 27-O whitewash over Niles. Dave tallied three times and drove for 238 net yards through a tough Red Dragon squad. Warren drove 83 yards in the opening period, Rogers going the last yard for the score. War- ren scored twice in less than a minute in the second quarter capitalizing on a pair of pass interceptions. Rogers scored the first from the eleven and hard-working defensive end Iohn Krafcik got into the act by grabbing a fumbled lateral and dashing 23 yards for a score. And so the curtain rang down on the '5l season. It was truly a year to be remembered. Space should be made in Harding's Hall of Fame, for several new heroes have been born. Dave Rogers, lim Marco, George Nicula, Elmer Yencho- chik, cmd Don Seem have added their names to the scroll of Panther grid imrnortals. 107 Running skill-is displayed by D. Rogers as teammate performs mid-air ballet over a blocked Massillon player. Another six points-as D. Rogers sprints tor the Campbell Memorial goal line with excellent blocking Victorious Panthers-carry their triumphant coach from the field after edging Massillon 19-13. ws PANTHER CUBS Coach Tony Marcarello's first year as Cub mentor saw the tenth graders cop five straight games before dropping a heartbreaker 13-l2 at Massillon. The sophomores started oft on the right foot by dumping Cuyahoga Falls 36-6. In their first home appearance Iim Rogers tallied all three T. D.'s as the Marcarellomen blanked Sharon, Pennsylvania 20-0. Included in the trio was a 98-yard run from scrimmage. But if Rogers shocked Sharon, he did more than that to Youngstown Wilson when he scored five touchdowns against them. It looks as if the name Rogers is going to remain in Warren's vocabulary. The fans who followed the sophomores to Massillon came home convinced that although Massillon had the biggest score, Warren had the better team. The Tigers scored in the last three and one-half minutes against Warren's second team to take a thriller 13-12. The sophomores were well-represented at varsity games with I. Rifile, N. Angelo, D. Venetta, D. Preston, and I. Rogers seeing considerable action. Five triumphs came nowhere near quenching our tenth graders' thirst for victory and the gridiron menu for the next two years can certainly be eagerly anticipated. SCOREBOARD We They 36 Cuyahoga Falls ........ 6 20 Sharon ........... .... 0 20 Youngstown East ...... 6 20 Sharon ...,............ 6 34 Youngstown Wilson .... 13 12 Massillon ............. 13 Football Reserves- mowed down their opponents. FRONT-T. Latimer, C. Smith, I. Rogers, N. Angelo, R. R. Malacky, S. Walker, I. Riffle, R. Simmons, I. Fender. Maniatis, R. Williams, T. Iones. BACK-MR. Sibera, G. Principi, I. Box, D. Volk, W. Kelly ROW 2-W. Hayne, I. Bluedorn, G. Reese, N. Tajala, G. Flint, L. Whitman, D. Venetta, I. Griffith. 109 I-IARDING HARDWOODERS l Lafferty's Loopers-pound away at the Rayen basket. 110 BASKETBALL RECORD We They 50 Cleveland Holy Name . . . .... . .52 44 Cleveland Heights ..... .... 7 1 38 Farrell ........... .... 5 8 49 Mansfield .... .... 6 3 38 Sharon ... . . . .49 60 Niles ....80 54 Alumni ... . . . .53 45 Girard ......,.... ,... 4 2 63 Canton Lehman . . . . . . .56 52 Canton McKinley .... .... 5 9 43 Salem ........... .... 4 8 We They 40 East Liverpool ...... .... 6 5 50 Youngstown North .... .... 6 6 37 Akron St. Vincent . . . . . . .69 44 Youngstown Rayen . . . . . . .51 54 Alliance ........... . . .67 39 Youngstown South .... . . .75 39 Canton Timken ..... .... 6 4 57 Massillon ............ .... 8 l 40 Youngstown Ursuline ............ .... 4 9 Youngstown A Tourney 59 Austintown Fitch .............. .... 5 0 48 Youngstown North . . . . . . .71 The 1951 Panther team was victorious in three games, although handi- capped by lack of height. Warren dropped the first five games, but a Win over the Alumni broke the losing streak. Previous to this game, the Panther five averaged forty-nine points per game. This triumph spurred the team on to two more successive Wins. These were against Girard and Canton Lehman. These three Were the only victories of the season. Varsity Hoopsters-hung up a heart-breaking season. FRONT-W. Reed, M. Delaquila, I. Vlad, I. Tsagaris, R. REAR-C. Hyman, W. Luoma, C. Gear. W. WUSOII, B Bryant, S. Merolla, W. Porter. Hood, W. Campbell, G. Kilpatrick. Two points -shouts the crowd, as B. Luoma shoots a long one. Tools of Their Trade-are displayed by managers K. Patterson and I Tsaqaris. Free throw-is looped in by C. Hyman in the Sharon tilt. 112 In the first round of the season, Warren had the services of three seasoned veterans: Bryant, Reed and Vlad. The Ianuary graduation took these three. Coach Lafferty then brought up some of the reserve team. The replacements, although lacking experience, played in the re- maining games. The revised team dropped some tough decisions averaging 44 points per game as against a 62-point average by oppo- nents. Lafferty says, These boys show great promise for next year's varsity. jumping skill-is demonstrated by S. Merol- la in the dying minutes of the Farrell game. Basket bound-is I. Vlad's shot as M. Delaquila moves in toward that East Liverpool hoop. Successful one-hander-is displayed by B. Luoma in an attempt to even the score with Alliance. 1 4 X f 5 1 0 W X Qs, V WA Am ff! 4 ,MQ SNAPS OF EAST LIVERPOOL GAME Over their heads-and through the hoop as B. Pearson adds two points. A vain attempt-is made to stop B. Luoma's push shot. leases a set shot. TOURNEY GAME Harding passed the first round ot tournament play with a bye. The next game was the tough Austintown team that defeated Newton Falls two days earlier. The Panther tive downed Austintown 59 to 50 playing an improved brand ot ball over this season's play. Charles Hyman paced his teammates with 25 points. A fighting Panther tive met Youngstown North at the South High Field House two nights later. The team played hard to the end, but came out on the short end ot a 77 to 48 victory. 115 Teammates look on-as M. Delaquila re- BASKETBALL - SOPHS CUB RECORD We They 45 Holy Name ........ .... 5 0 39 Cleveland Heights .... .... 5 3 30 Farrell ........... .... 5 7 24 Sharon ... . . . .47 56 Niles .... .... 4 2 55 Girard ......... .... 3 l 41 Canton Lehman .... .... 4 3 50 Salem .......... .... 5 l 42 East Liverpool ...... .... 5 8 36 Youngstown North .... .... 4 1 45 Mansfield .......... .... 5 5 39 Akron St. Vincents .,.. ,... 3 2 54 Youngstown Rayen . . . . . . .50 56 Massillon ........ .... 6 5 Reserve Cagers--faced stiff rivalry. REAReD. Preston, G. Principi, A. Nagy, W. Kelly, E. Maras, R. Berry, R. Smith, I. Smith. The Panther Cubs had a poor season this year, winning four games and losing ten. The team looked good on many occasions, but didn't play consistent ball. Shortness was an ailment that made control of the backboard difficult. The Cubs dropped their first four games and then rebounded on Niles, winning 56-42. After this Win the team started clicking and downed Girard 55-31, Akron 37-32, and Youngstown Rayen 54-50. The Cubs lost ten games of the season. Six of these losses were by five points or less. Coach Lou Kemp drilled his reserves dili- gently every night, but failed to get a winning combination. The Reserves owed their losses to poor ball handling, usually in the late minutes of the game. The team, however, play- ed much better ball than the records show. Two games were lost by a single basket. ln the Girard game the Reserve Five dis- played their best winning form. The Cub pass- ing was sharp and the Girard cagers never threatened. Soon after graduation Kemp's best material was moved up to the varsity, and he renewed his teambuilding efforts. The Reserve season ended with a 65-56 loss to Massillon. FRONT+E. DelGarbino, B. Armstrong, P. Rossi, K. Patter- son fMgr.J, F. Burrows, R. Pearson, I. Rogers. FOR Tl-IE FIRST TIME-DISTRICT TRACK CHAMPS! The 1951 track team, featuring Bob Latimer and Bill Heed as the star speedsters, turned in one of the best records in the history of Harding High. Under the leadership of their new coach, Mr. Iohnson, they were able to roll up a season record of four Wins and no losses. ln our win column was the outstanding victory over Niles, which was the greatest romp since our track competition began. In the first triangular meet of the season, Warren swamped Struthers and Youngstown as Coach Iohnson's harriers captured ll of the 14 events on the program to pile up 92 points. The Warren Cindermen journeyed to the district meet at Salem with little hope of even coming close to winning. But when they left the meet, they carried with them the North- eastern Ohio Conference championship. The trackrnen piled up 36-1X5 points to defeat a field of 26 Ohio schools. The district title hinged upon Warren's mile relay team, the final event on the program. As the first baton was passed it looked as though Warren might lose for they trailed by 30 yards. But Bob Latimer swept into the lead in the stretch of the second lap to put the team in the lead. The other milers of the relay team are Ed Dillon, Salvi Merolla and George Glenn. RECORD OF '51 We They 92 Struthers 39. . .Youngs. North 19 103 Niles ...... ........ ..... 1 4 94 7!15 Boardman ........ .... 2 2-8!15 84-3X 5 Youngstown Rayen . . .... 34-Z! 5 Canton O. S. C. ........... Znd. . . .67-1f2 pts. Ohio U. Relays . . . .... Sth. . . .21 pts. Salem District .... .... 1 st. . . .36-1X5 pts. State Meet .... .... 1 4th ..... 5 pts. Harding Speedsters-sprinted to outstanding victories in 1951 competition. REAR-S. Iapuncha, B. Kanuck, I. Sekela, C. Smith, D. FRONTAG. Glenn, E. Dillon, S. Merolla, B. Latimer, B. Wargelin. B- BICICUY. E- Sid970P01iSf 1- Hightower, B- Reed, E. Ea1y.l. Rogers, I. Mehall. Frenchko. ROW ZF-Coach Iohnson D Rogers R- Boyle In Beard NOT IN PICTURE-Bob Nicholas, George Braun, Mgr., R. Barnes, H. Williams, A. Cofield, D. Venetta, B. Barbutes, Paul Stienstra, Iohn Stevenson, Iohn Russ, Mgr. Ass't Coach Peaspcmen. After the big wind up-S. Iapuncha Whips the discus 118 feet to place sec- ond against Niles. Record after record-was broken by B. Latimer as he consistently cleared 6 feet: he thus tied for first place at the Columbus State meet. Far ahead-of his Niles opponent, I. Rogers passes the baton to W. Reed who increases the lead to gain an easy victory for Warren in the half-mile relay. Senior pole-vaulter-B. Barnes clears the bar at 10 feet, 6 inches to finish first against Niles. STANDING-E. Dillon, B. Latimer, S. Merolla, G. Glenn. FRONT-E. Ealy, I. Rogers, I. Mehall, and B. Reed. The half-'mile and mile relay teams- proudly display the plaques which they received after Winning their events at the Salem District meet. The mile relay team was clocked at three minutes and thirty six seconds, thus chopping off more than three seconds from their previous time. Their victory clinched the first Class A district track title that Warren has had in ten years. The half-milers also turned in their best performance by spinning the half- mile track in one minute and thirty- three seconds and adding six points to Warren's victory. MARATHON SQUAD X COUNTRY RECORD Warren 23-Salem 38 4th in Ohio Scholastic Meet-Mansfield 9th in N.E.o. Meet-Akron The Panther two-milers-ran into difficulty scheduling opponents: therefore, they started in only three meets. Football practice kept Coach Iohnson busy, but Arthur Cofield took charge of the team and turned in an excellent job. Every night during September and Octo- ber the rubber-legged two-milers worked out either at Harding or Packard Park. In the opening meet, Cofield led the pack with a Winning time of 13 minutes 9.5 seconds. The squad placed fourth in the Ohio Scholastic Conference meet at Mansfield and ninth at the district meet at Akron. REAR-D. Wargelin, Mgr., M. Hefner, B. 'Wilson C. Hughley, T. Belrnaggio, Coach Iohnson. FRONT-L. Foster, I. Berezny, A. Cofield, R. Hanna. I-IARDING DIAMONDMEN SCOREBOARD We They 6 Howland .... ..... 5 5 Howland .... .... 4 4 Niles ...... .... 2 3 Niles ........... .... 2 O. S. C. 9 Alliance ........ .... 6 ll Toledo Waite .... .... 0 8 Canton .......... .... 7 District 4 Girard ............... .... 1 5 Youngstown Chaney .... ..., 2 5 Youngstown East ....... .... 4 8 Struthers .........-. .... l Regionals l Portsmouth ......... .... 4 M. V. L. 15 Youngstown Chaney . . . . . . .5 10 Youngstown Wilson .... .... 7 6 Youngstown East ...... .... 1 8 Youngstown North .... .... 3 Newton Falls ......... .... 1 3 0 3 7 Youngstown South .... .... 9 Hubbard ....... Canton O. S. C. first Won the district baseball champion- ship. Under the direction of Coach Louis Kemp, the 1951 Harding baseball team turned in the finest season in the school's his- tory. The diamondmen recorded 18 victories against one loss. The only setback came at the hands of Portsmouth, Harding's first and last opponent at the Regional Tournament. Previous to the Portsmouth affair, Warren had won the Ohio Scholastic Conference crown at Canton, the District Title at Youngstown, and the championship of the Mahoning Valley League for the third year. Although the backbone of the 1950 pitching staff had been graduated, the Panthers received adequate replacements in Roger Rodzen, Bob Delida, and Ioe Sabino. Rodzen was cred- ited with seven victories including a one-hitter and a two- hitter at the district tournament. Sabino turned in some fine hurling but hurt his arm after pitching a no-hitter against Youngstown Chaney and was relegated to the outfield. Roger Bryant, the shortstop, led the batsmen with a robust .460 average. Bill White, the first sacker, copped the team homerun championship. Warren had an unusually good year in the field. During the Ohio Scholastic Conference tournament, the Kempmen turned in one of those baseball rarities, a triple play. Lyx1'243 N ness Hats off--to the 1951 hit'n run champs. FRONT-D. Stroup, R. Witherspoon, P. Reed, R. Bryant, REARWK. Wicks, Mgr., R. Rodzen, R. Delida, B. Hintsa, I. Vlad, E. Wooke, S. Cornicelli, M. Winkle, Mgr., Coach I. Sabino, B. White, I. Angelo. Kemp. NOT IN PICTURE-lack Horner, Steve Leigh. 120 In the early innings-of a Mahoning Valley League contest, B. White tans on a slow curve ball in the Chaney upset. Seven victories in 1951-were compiled by R. Rodzen, using this same al- most professional form. Veteran backstop-B. Hintsa whips off the mask to go after a foul pop-up. Coach Kemp-and Captain D. Stroup display the hardware captured by our diamond squad previous to placing it in the second floor trophy case. 121 TALLY CARD We They 1 Sharon... ....l4 2 Hubbard ............... 10 8Vz Youngstown South ...... 7 V2 4 Canton McKinley ....... 12 5 Alliance ............... 1 1 1 Youngstown Rayen ..... 15 7 Youngstown South ...... 9 1 Canton McKinley ....... 15 5 Sharon .......... .... 1 5 2 Alliance ... . . .14 296 Hubbard SW SV2 Niles . . - . . y2 SM Niles ..-... ........ V 2 STROKE ARTISTS Canton O. S. C. 4th 355 District N. E. O. 12th 347 Tee men of '51-tear up the turf. FRONT--N. Stuart, D. Baker, I. Kalinowski, G. Pond, N. Hromiko. REAR--Coach Lafferty, I. Hallock, K. Patterson, C. Myers, M. Lamison, E. De1Garbino. Though Dwight Lafferty's first season as golf mentor was anything but successful, a sophomore-dominated squad made things look bright for the future. Veteran Iohn Hallock was number one man, but sophomore E. DelGarbino. was matching him stroke for stroke as the season closed. With the aid of De1Garbino's strong finish, the linkmen had a three-meet winning streak under way as the season closed. Senior Bantam-I. Hallock sends one booming down the Trumbull Country Club fairway. Sophomore Star--E. DelGarbino lines up a long putt. 122 INTRAMURALS Intramurals, again this year, were under the supervision of Coach George Iohnson. They provided action-packed noon hours for many students. This year the participants received certificates for their victories. Without dropping a decision-the Braves captured the intramural softball title. REAR-D. Martin, G. Fenton, T. Ray, W. Sumner, B. Wilks, V. Sibera. FRONT-R. Vens, I. Tsagaris, I. Boreli, R. Huffman, W. Parana, R. Kachelries. Wildcats won-the touch football tournament taking a nip and tuck final game from the Browns. FRONT-B. Mills, I. Berezny, I. Tsa- garis, I. Bennett, B. Frenchko. MIDDLE-S. Iapuncha. BACK-L. Cassudakis, T. Georgolas, M. Markopoulos, E. Dillon, A. Mascioli. 1 Speedy track prospects-outclassed all competitors and became the l95l intra- mural track champs. BACK-I. Vair, C. Gear, B. Laukhart. FRONT-A. Cofield, S. Morgan, I. Hightower. TREK zifgietgtas .gg V. X ,. ,... ...Q 1 mm mf. lfl1C.J,MAf Top Honors-in intramural A volleyball B league champs-were the 1951 Cardinal league, went to the Browns. team. BEAR-W. Redd, D. Morgan, P. Reed, B. REAR-C. Ready, P. Lesnoski, D. Chapin. WWQYSPOOHI Pj Wllhams- FRONT-D. caper B. Conn, D. Elson. FRONT-I. Hightower, D. Iackson, H. Brad- ley, R. Beavers. I-IARDING LETTERMEN ,, . ., W7 . J The Sports Ring-goes 'round and 'round boosted by the members of Lettermen's Club. HEAR-W. White, C. Wooke, I. Marco, E. Dillon, R. Bryant, I. Vlad, I. Angelo, C. Smith, I. Krafcik, D. Seem, Bodzen, Coach Lafferty, 5, D. Rogers, E. Pesanelli, M. E.De1Garbino. Winkle, C. Gear, I. Vair. FRONT-S. Iapuncha, B. Surin, R. Kachelries, G. Nicula. ROVV 2-I. Beard, I. Kalinowski, W. Heed, C. Hyman, R. 2. M. Quartier, M. Iones, 3, S. Minish, D. Stroup, 1, V. Brangham, E. Yenchochik, S. Leigh. 1 PI'OSlC.1GI1lj 2-Vice-President, 3-Secretary, 4--Trcasurol 5-f-Sponsor 124 G. Il. A. Basketball trophy-was awarded to 12A-l champs by Iaycees. HEAR-G. Hefner, 4, I. Sunderman, P. Tynes, M. Pierce, D. Shively, I. Pesanelli, A. Shelly, R. Reeves, S. Fender, D. Gaydosh. S. Turner, M. Vettel. ROW 5-G. Callion, M. Stewart, M. Hayda, R. Hightower, M. Danko. G. Pounds, E. Radanovich, 2, S. Rink, D. Habinak, I. Mantovani, H. Miller, P. Trott, S. Risher, D. Wright, K. Scott. ROW 4-B. Parks, M. Politsky, M. Chimbidis, I. Dively, l. Alberts, M. Doretich, D. Blazonik, M. Iones, M. Bloom, 4, R. Martini, M. McAllise, D. Rader, W. Smith, I. Smith, S. ROW 3--M. Flanagan, M. Busko, B. Busko, S. Knox, B. Clark, E. Riska, D. Pletcher, M. Komray, M. Kincaid, B Stegmaier, L. Bonner, I. Smith, M. Tutmaker. ROW 2-C. Ayres, I. DeFoor, M. Softos, I. Seljan, B Tomasiak, G. Smith, S. Leisy, M. Boich, B. Iohnston, D Sericola, G. Kistler, M. Allsopp. FRONTfL. Beasley, F. Walker, M. Loychik, 4, G. Griffith 3, P. Murray, l, N. Powell, 2, l, Miss Eaton, 5, I. Smither M. Tomko, S. Verlenich, G. Sherlock, K. Thomas, B. Del Quadri. 1 Williams, K. Zymaris. The Girls' Athletic Association consists of girls who are interested in sports. The different teams are made up from the grade groups. Games are scheduled at 3:00 every school day. For each game the girl must wear her standard blue gym suit and tennis shoes. A specified number ot points is given for each game. This means the girl is required to be present at a majority ot the games in order to Win a letter. The members sell concessions at home basketball games so that they might earn money toward new equipment and for the purchase of their awards. In a hard fought contest-M. Bloom, ll-A, and N. Powell, ll-A, copped the badminton tourney from M. Busko, ll-A, and B. Busko, 11-A. Fine team work-was shown as the 11-A softball team wrapped up the title. REARWM. Hayda, C. Ayres, E. DeCristofc1ro, I. Hathaway. FRONTYR. Harcarik, S. Leisy, S. Minish, I. Dively. G. Griffith, D. Leopardi. The victor-D. Harris, ll-A edged out M. Pierce, 10-B, in the singles ping- pong competition for the spring of 1951. Combined efforts prove successful-as the 12-B-12-A team emerged as Winners in the volleyball tournament. t REAR-R. Hightower, M. Dcmko, G. Pounds. B. Clark, M. Busko, B.'Busko, H. Miller. FRONT-M. Doretich, I. Alberts, S. Leisy, M. Iones, S. Knox, D. Wilkins. Shuftleboard contest-found D. Blazonik, 10-B, and A. Shelley, 10-B, cham- pions over G. Smith, ll-B and G. Hefner, 10-A. 126 Ni QQ 'QQ' 4144, 459 N f 'WI Vx ff- 3 5 :J :TE 1 772- f ge 9 ' X f-Z Q fi, J A f 'i:- ii. ,E N-f-,Ti ? xl! y ,x- WJXTJ 'Q it . as Fw if ,.- IGGY - .. -d-ff-,,Jf Our Sincere Congratulations to the Classes of '52 The Warren Sanitary Milk Co. Telephone 2110 1 128 Boston Store 217 Main Avenue, S. W. Everything in Men's and Boys' Wear A Complete Line of CAMPUS SWEATERS For Every Occasion Myer Frank Complete Home Furnishers 253 East Market Street Warren All the Comforts of Home Compliments ot Al Guclrnieri and Co. Wholesale Candy - Tobacco - Cigars and Confectionery Rear 433 East Market Street HaII's Music Store Over 50 Years in Warren PIANOS Band and Orchestra Instruments 519 East Market St. Phone 3766-l 129 Guards Check Tickets-Monitors l. Vair and D. Rubin examine N. Pritchard's hall pass. Echoes Shutterbugs-R. Leach and l. Lewis snap a trapeze artist in the Stadium. Lights-l. Logue, R. johnson, S. Leigh lstandinglg l. Killinen, l. Sexauer lkneelingl pull the levers for the big show. Pictures Flash and Mikes Hum-when these Film and P. A. Operators are on duty. REAR-B. White, P. Chatman, l, Herrington, j. Bailey, man, B. Furchak, T. Belmaggio, S. Poulos, H. Elliott, P M. Prychadnik, R. Price, H. Zymaris, C-. Williams, 1. Petrilla. B . rown FRONT-C. Swanson, Mr. Swart, 5, M. Moore, C ROW 3-D. Pelto, D. Williams, N. Angelo, R. Sim- McKean, l. Hooker, 2, j. Kellogg, A, Hull, Mr. Campbell mons, j. Angelo, j. Vlad, P. Tregoning, R. johnson. 5, 1. Logue, 3, Mr. Lovett, 5. ROW 2-M. Mijic, D. Redmond, V. Cooper, B. Hill- NOT IN PlCTURE-Albert Baca, l. 1-Presidentg 2-Vice-Presidentg 3-Secretaryg 4-Treasurerp 5-Sponsor. Compliments of Royal Bakery Bread, Rolls and Pastries 1117 W. Market St. Warren, Ohio Dial 4479-O The Reliable West Side Store Rowland Grocery Meats and Groceries Corner West Market and Parkman 130 Compliments of 155 South Park Avenue McClelland 81 Redmond Gulf Oil Products Denman Tires 1284 and 1294 E. Market HOTEL WARNER Wa:rren's Leading Hotel Excellent Dining Room THE VAUTROT 81 MYERS CO. Iewelers Since 1847 Diamonds Silverware Gifts For All Occasions 162 North Park Avenue MERRILL CLOTHES Congratulations, Seniors . . . We were glad to clothe you during your school years and hope to during your adult life. Best Wishes from lack 322 Elm Rd., N. E. Warren, Ohio Compliments of PAINT-TOWN, INC. Distributor for The Glidden Co. Spred Satin Featuring a Complete Line of Glidden Paints. Varnishes, Enamels, Art Supplies and Fine Wallpapers 468 High Street, N. E. 131101149 5197-7 131 For ihe Latest Styles in Quality Footwear Congratulations to The Class of 1952 Proctor Shoe Store The Saratoga Restaurant rem-mg Florsheim ' Weyenberq The Home of Superb Food Drew ' Natura1ize1 and Warren, Ohio PROCTOITS HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAR 124 N. Park Ave. Compliments of AUTOMOTIVE, INC. OF WARREN 147 Pine Street, S. E. 132 CaroI's Style Center Where the Best Dressed Congratulations to 1952 Classes Young Ladies Shop Harris Warren Theatre Phone 4665-1 lust Across the Pork 166 N. Pork Ave. Warren, Ohio VAN'S ENTERPRISES, INC. The House of Quality Furniture, Floor Covering, and Appliances Phone 4996-1 264 and 266 E. Market St. Thirst, too, seeks DRINK IN BOTTLES 1 18 East Morrke Congratulations to the Class of 1952 SACHS JEWELRY t Street Women, Ohio The Finest Iewelry Store in Trumbull County 133 Compliments of Howard Shields, Inc. Compliments of Keich and O'Brien Registered Architects 912 Union Savings and Trust Wozrren, Ohio Compliments of Klivans Jewelers 180 E. Market St. compumems of Ohio Spring and Welding Co. Success in All Walks of Life REQUIRES GOOD CLOTHES AND GOOD CLOTHES COME FROM A 2i:1:F-12:55.-'fs-:1:!:!:1g1g:g:g:f.-.ggi ,.:.::5fj:5:5:f:Q:2:f:1'! 431-:-:4E33215S:2:2'2:221:5:f:7:1:' '1'f:1'1'2'5' '4:Zbz-:ki:12-:3:I:5:lS:1:7:7:3:-:1'1'1 : 005' GOOD STORE-WHY NOT SHOP AT ::sSsE5i5Ez5sEsEe5? .4 -SIE' ' 'I I ., A S. ff, If 95754-.C 'P I 9 W mga, mnx ciomrs - g.:.g.75.g.g.g.g.g.-.- -' ' Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 STUART CHEVROLET, INC. O The Brightest Spoi in Town C 419 W. Market St. Warren, Ohio - Ready For The Big Night-The january Class of l952 puts finishing touches on The Moonlight Walk. Aerial Artist-1. Buxton climbs to the high wire of the big top to deco- rate for the Prom. 135 Best Wishes of JOE'S RADIATOR and AUTO GLASS SERVICE Radiators Auto Glass 751 Niles Avenue, S. E. Compliments of PARK PHARMACY 1339 N. Park Ave. Phone 3816-l Prescriptions Drugs Lunches Congratulations to the Class of 1952 May we continue to serve you in the future as we have in the past . . . GRlSWOLD'S Compliments of W. M. KYSER SALES COMPANY Established 1921 Wholesale Distributors of Ianitorial, Sanitary, School Supplies Office Furniture -- School Furniture-Public Equipment Parkman Road and Hunter St., N. W. Phone 4563-1 P. O. Box 366 Warren, Ohio 136 PATRONS 9 Al Paar's Drug Store Antenucci, Inc. Bergstrom Garage Bertelli Music Studio Bess Newton Brown, Studio of Dance Bowers Cut Rate Brooks Central Parking Lot Cetrone Dry Cleaners Considder's Hobbycraft Darling Shop Elm Tarpaulin G-K Bakers, Inc. Helen Bridal Shop Herman and Son Dry Cleaners Home Electric Iames, Dr. W. A. Ienny Shop Iohnson Cleaners Mar-Fae Beauty Salon Midwest Fur Co. Mullen's Store National Cut Rate Original American Dry Cleaners Peoples Ice and Supply Co. Rogers Cleaners Shank's Drug Store Sport Land Tot to Teen Shoppe Warren Armature Works Warren's Art Store Warren Beauty and Barber Supply Co. 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'.714r I-I 1,-,g'. -g.'.5:1.',: :,1l'-1-iv q,:4,,-,.,4, .- p .gf fw 6.- My . .,.,.,, f. .U-,.-:...?.. . , -z-:4 oss 1- :1:- :1:+:-2 2.5-ay..- . .,':-1-:-97.-is ,,,,..,,..,,,,,., 1. .,,,,. ,,4., ,. . gg 5. ,A.,.,,,.g., ez-25-2-,:-: . -' -,941-.':1 va iw- :- - : 51-1:1 1: - 1g:E - ,-' :-'-zz1.- Z7 no f 5.g-:4-gg:-:gz- -,gif 4 .-1-., , .f 5-yy 'V 4, ,-:gi Ia.-fr-' 345'-1, .441 9:4-: '- ' 1 -11 .Z- 12:41 Q.,-955: -' ,., - , 5. ..,,' J 2 Your New Fall SLACKS in fine quality fabrics . . . styled for good 1ookS, 10113 wear and smart casual comfort. You'll like their smooth easy fit and the ad- miring glances they bring. Choose from the newest patterns and colors. 33.95 to 322.50 The Cross-Leslie Co. Geordanfs Menls Shop Warren's Leading Home Furnishers Quality Furniture Since 1888 287 East Market St. ,lpikx Hughes Music f SLFIR .. X. I em ve. i A ,W . ,L A Qonaiy I Good Sportsrncmship Always Compliments of Larry's Squ re Shop First- Federal Savings L k Shi . . Q2 Shafgp 81 Loan Association Dress Sharp Come to Lan'y's Squire Shop of warren Congratulations to the Class of '52 . . . and best wishes for your future success STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S Corner Store Hearty Congratulations THE SH ERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Your Local Paint Service Center 137 S. Pork Ave. Phone 2210-3 138 Compliments of X G',g486!NG0l6i6 ' l f . to so r Nl ff l llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 'll' K lllllllllllllll lllllllll' lllllll: The Home of Fine Diamonds and Watches 133 East Market Street Warren, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1952 RlSHER'S DAIRY STORES Milk Ice Cream It's Richer at Risher's 'n 'm f ' W Z Q- . u. ' semi! Grease Paint by the Gallon-S, Moran and Miss Kelly Get Your Peanuts Here-Vendors gather at Booster apply make-up on l. Roscoe and G. Miller. Booth A for supplies to feed the football fans: F. Fras- colla, W. Bender, D. Stroup, N. McKee, and E. Palmer. 139 Compliments of BoIol'in's Furniture Store 464 South Street, S. W. Warren's Largest Furniture Store Crosby-Mook Typewriter Exchange 522 High Street, N. E. Warren, Ohio Royal Typewriters Best Wishes of Harding Dairy Across from the Hiqh School Compliments of The Bolz-Weir Company Insurance and Bonds 2nd Floor Union Savings and Trust Building Phone 3312-i Warren, Ohio Hearty Congratulations from THE EAST OHIO LUMBER COMPANY l26O North Park Avenue Warren, Ohio Compliments of SUNSET FOOD MARKET 1705 Woodland St., N. E. Phone 4816-3 140 Our Sincere Congratulations to the Classes of '52 THE DANIEL MUTUR FREIGHT IND. N1les Rd Ext Warren, Ohio Telephone 42101 or 4210 2 141 Leumas Beauty Salon HUl'l S Specializing in For Diamonds Steam Permanent Waving FAMOUS FOR WATCHES VIOLA MCCAULE Phone 2311-6 305 Second Not'1 Bld Y' Prop' 170 North Park Ave. Warren, ohio Q' BILL w1LKoPF, Mgr. AIR Cownmowwa in-f:i:5 f FURNACES 1 I f ROOFING GAS-COAL-OIL , I SPOUTING THE WOCDWARD CO. HEATING AND COOLING Plums 2lI0-1 ms FRANKLIN BEU. S. PUN11 AND SUN 131 Main Ave., S. W. Pond's Since 1861 Men's Clothing and Furnishings T. S. Hirt' C 1 omplunents of Marvin Electric Co. Raffel Bros., Inc. Distributors Food Service Equipment Gelneml Electric Lamps Supplies and Housewares 151 Franklin St. Phone 4655-6 666 Elm Road, N. E, 142 Chefs Supreme-Mrs. Hinton, Mrs. Storry, Mrs. Hill, After The Show ls Over-Mr. Mears, Mr. Lampson, Mr. Mrs. Van Gorder, and Mrs. McFarland whip up those Porter, Mr. Ramsey, Custodian Trimbath, and Engineer fluffy cakes tor the cafeteria mob. Brandon lseatedl are ai! set to clean up the grounds. Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 THE WARREN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Chartered Bus Service 538 West Market St. Phone 2355-6 143 As Usual Compliments of Osborne and Son Recovery Drug THE surf MAN Suits to Order Luggage of Merit Sweaters of All Kinds 1264 East Market Street Compliments of For Good Furniture The Warren Marble 81 Granite Co. Opposite Oakwood Cemetery 823 Niles Rd. s. E. Phone 3713-6 Across From Sem 160 South Park Ave. Warren, Ohio Bausch :S Lomb 0 Lenses and Frames O Lenses and Frames Duplicated bull. QQ. 'oflctbi V. C. BIDWELL OPTICAL DISPENSING CO. Dispensing and Manufacturing Opticians V. C. Bidwell, Owner and Manager 262 East Market Street Dial 2117-6 Warren, Ohio Compliments of BUTLER TYPEWRITER CO. Underwood Sundstrand Typewriters Adding Machines Underwood, Royal, Corona, Remington Portables 250 N. Park Ave. Pt. B. Butler Phone 4821-1 144 Best Wishes Warren Muslc Store Records Sheet Music Warren Florists Ass'n. Musical Instruments 158 High St. Warren, Ohio Compliments of THE CITY LOAN and SAVINGS CO. Frank L. Colucci 176 N. Park Avenue Warren, Ohio Ad I Better Home CIITIS l1SUl'CnCe - A Service Co. gency Co' Modern Home Improvements Since 1857 at Reasonable Prices at Warren' Ohio Phone 2215-4 Warren, Ohio Niles Rd. Ext. Top of Bolin. Hill Best Wishes of THE BERT CLARK COMPANY , Industrial and Contractors' Equipment and Supplies l74 North Park Avenue Phone 2525-l 145 Begin The Day Right-j. MacPherson reads Warren C. Harding Senior High School -answers the PBX girl as the devotions and C, Shadron gives the an- she switches your call to the right party. L. Radu answers, encircled nouncements, while l. Vlad operates the by P. Mclvlurray, 1. Sunyog, V. Colson, H. Eckles, and j. Prox. PA. controls. SEE ANDREWS ANDREWS STUDIO Warren, Ohio Phone 2814-6 . Compliments of Paige and Byrnes INSURANCE A. BdI'l1eS CO. D 'd R. P ' Imztl L' Bycifs Office Equipment Robert E. Van Fosscm and Sl.1pp1ieS 235 Franklin St., S, E. Warren, Ohio Warren! Ohio Phone 2116-9 146 Compliments of HAMILTON 81 MEIGS, INC. Compliments of BURBANK VAN 81 STORAGE, INC. Moving - Storing - Packing - Shipping 817 East Mocrket Street Warren, Ohio Let Storage Help You Training Young Men and Women For Business Opportunities and Advancement Since 1897 0 WARREN BUSINESS COLLEGE 147 SINCE . 151' , ' ' fx 5,1 , ' ' - - . . ' an I ' ' 'imlzn L ff h ffj , I .g:l,,,f,,,, ' Nu' .HH M W. FINE Professional School Photographs Vincent-Jeweler Compliments of Diamonds and Watches . Vet's Radio Cabs 115 Pine Street, S. E. Phone 2382-1 Wmen, ohio Dial 4214-4 Vincent Colangelo, Prop. 24-Hour Service KING Konold Quality , Furniture Dry Cleaning Co. and Quality Cleaners Since 1925 Carpets 1265 East Market Street 1134 Summit St. N. W. Phone 4568-6 Congratulations to The Classesof 1952 MULLINS MANUFACTURING CURPURATIUN 149 We Wish You Success THE PRINTZ CO., INC. H The Modern Store for Men's and Boys' Clothing GOLDEN DAWN FOOD STORE 808 Parkman Road, N. W. Fresh Fruits - Groceries Vegetables - Meats Phone 3950-2 Warren, Ohio S. S. Kresge Co. Friendly Service a:nd Good Values 125 W. Market St. 133 W. Market St. For Cara Nome Cosmetics Rexall Drugs Fountain Service Go to Woodcock's Pharmacy The Rexall Drug Store 1016 W. Market St. Warren, Ohio Prescription Service Cornphrnents of The General Insurance Agency I. E. Greenwood, President ,gf'1 F1 Mahoning Bui1dinq Phone 2210-1 C. M. Hinkle I. D. Lea Hinkle-Lea Electric Co., Inc. Warren's Dependable Electrical Contractors and Dealers Since 1920 Telephone 2371-1 Uhr iKz1ppnlh Gln. Wm-ren's Largest Retail Esiczblishment Featuring Women's and Children's Wearing Apparel cmd Accessories Exclusively High cxt Pine Street Opposite Post Office Big Four of the Echoes-1. Richardson, S. Minisb, 1. Yost, and M. Talent at Work-Artist S. Moran adds Waid build the dummy for the Big Top edition. bright pages to our circus year book. 151 Success in All Walks of Life PAUL A. HARRELL Realtor Stone Block Bldg. Dial 4468-1 Congratulations to the Class of '52 THE WEAN ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. Half-time Session-Coach Peaspanen illustrates effective Circus Trainer Adds a Year-Mrs. Hill cuts her birthday cake at a surpr se gridiron strategy in his talk with the boys. luncheon party given by her fellow-workers. 152 The House of Fine Furniture Personalized Service Dial 4993-3 WOLKOFF'S For Finer Men's Clothing, Furnishings and Sports Wear 3425 Youngstown Road, S. E. 139 E. Market St. Warren, Ohio Warren, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1952 CLIFF E. HYDE EU. General Contractors Compliments of Hot' Dog Shoppe 740 W. Market St. Phone 2706-2 Compliments of House of Fashion Where Women Love to Shop 121 High Street Warren, Ghio Compliments of THE WARNER EUMPANY North Poak Avenue Warren, Ohio Compliments of William J. Totterdale Realtor 1841 1952 Western Reserve Democrat Trumbull County's Oldest Weekly Newspaper Commercial Iob Work Compliments of Simon's Shoe Company French Shriner and Urner and Freeman Shoes For Men and Boys Dofniel Theatre Bldg. Phone 2450-8 Compliments of Warren Electric Company Electric Motor Repairs 77l Niles Road, S. E. Compliments of Singer Sewing Machine Co. The Only Authorized Singer Sewing Machine Shop In Warren 158 North Park Ave. Phone 3714-6 The Warren Window Glass Co. Established 1917 258 North Park Ave. Phone 3514-l Dunn's Service Station Mobilgas - Mobiloil General Repairing Utility Trailer Rental 663 Elm Rd., N. E. ' Compliments of Biery's Dairy Serving Warren Since 1912 Dial 3763-6 MC 56 Warren, Ohio Phone 2979-6 Route 5 Warren, O. Congratulations to the Class of 1952 THE WARREN HARDWARE COMPANY Busy Since 1892 179-183 W. Market St. Warren, Ohio Circulars Begin To Roll - B. Ranton, Mrs. Sinner, B. Baga- glia, and Mr. King set the type for a bi-weekly edition of The High Life. A Cappella, 86 Activity Ticket, 9, 19 Advertisers, 128-155 Algebra Class, 99 American History Class, 96 American Literature Class, 100 Arbor Day, 19 Assemblies, 19, 24, 77 Assistant Principal, 32 Athletics, 101-126 Band. 6-7 Baseball, 120-121: coach, 101 INDEX Basketball, 110-116: coaches, 101: rally, l8 Board ot Education, 31 Booster Club, 83: concessions, 139: Frolics, 20-21: rally. 18 Boys' State. 79 Boys' Style Show. 22 Caieteria Staff, 143 Canteen, 22 Cauldron, 90 Cheerleaders, 8: rally, 1E Chemistry Lab, 97 Chemistry Experimenters, 85 Chess Club, 88 Class oi 1953: homerooms, 64-68: Iunior Mix, 62, 94: officers, 63: program sellers, 12: sponsors, 63 Class of 1954: homerooms, 70-74: officers, 68, 71: sponsors, 68, 71: 10A-B Party, 69 Class ot 1955: homerooms, 74-75 Classrooms, 13, 96-100 Coaches, 101 College-Vocational Day, 32 Commencement, 35 Commercialites, 82 Community Fund, 25 Cross Country, 118: coach, 101 Dances, 92, 93, 94, 95 Deans, 32 Decimi Club, 82 Dedication, 2 Devotions, 146 Division Pages, 4-5, 14-15, 26-27 Dramatics Club, 16, 78, 129, 139 Driving Class, 13 Echoes, 91, 129, 151 , 127 Faculty, 33-34: deans, 32: party, 152: style show, 22 Film and Reel, 130 Floorshows, 19, 62, 69 Foods Class, 96 Football, 102-109: banquet, 107: bus, 11: coaches, 101: concessions, 139: dressing room, 152: Home- coming, 93: program sellers, 12: queen, 107: rallies, 18 French, 83, 95 Frolics, 20-21 G.A.A., 125-126 Girls' State, 79 Golf, 122: coach, 101 ip- S 6110! A 4 5 .Qjia 'Q z Z- IUZI -1 Q 9 S qs we A 55 ui Hap Holiday and Merry Christmas, 24 Harding High, building, 28, 29 Health Class, 98 Hi-Eco-Sy, 78 Hi-Y, 89 Homecoming, 93 Honor Students, 25 Industrial Arts, 87 Intramurals, boys, 123-124: girls, 125-126 let, 101 Iournalism, 24, 90, 155 lunior Mix, 62, 94 Kitchenettes, 88 Latin Class, 98 Lens and Shutter, 84 Lettermen's Club, 124 Levy Parade, 23 Library, 19 Machine Shop, 97 Maintenance Staff, 143 Mardi Gras, 95 Monitors, 87, 129 National Honor Society, 84 Orchestra, 76 P. A., 130 Phytons, 19, 88 Principal, 2, 31 Program Sellers, 12 Prom, 92, 95, 135 Queens, 10, 92, 93, 94, 107 Radio Club, 89 Rallies, 18 Seniors: commencement, 35: iloats, 23: honor stu- dents, 25: otiicers, 36, 45: plays, 17: portraits: August, 37: Ianuary, 37-44: Iune, 46-61: prom, 92, 95, 135: rally, 18: Sock Dance., 93: sponsors, 36, 37, 45 Spanish, 85, 95 Speakers Bureau, 24, 79 Speech Class, 100 Spring Festival, 92 Stage Crew, 129 Student Council: club, 77: College-Vocational Day, 32: Installation Assembly, 77: Monitors, 87, 129 presidents, 77 Superintendent of Schools, 30, 77 Switchboard Operators, 146 Table ol Contents, 3 Title Page, l Track, 117-119: coach, 101 Typing Class, 99 Y-Teens: Christmas Assembly, 24: Christmas Formal 94: Canteen, 22: club, 80-81 x P.. hx K, , , in-1 - 9161 .EV 3. fa' :Q 7 P , . 1 ., 'H' ' ww- . Y , , ' 'i 1 5,11 'Z 'V 1 4: ' Lea' '-W ,Q- mil' 4 A ,psi , X ww . wr if , ff . xiii-'-QA, 1 . , as. a. ,f -1,4 va- 11, KJ v 1 1 ' Y: .: 3, . QM-Lil? 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