Austintown Fitch High School - Reflector Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Their efforts showed results in that their teams were not divided by petty iealousies, that the school spirit was unlimited, that community cooperation was at its highest in years. The students know them as good fellows, but not pushovers. As we pay this simple tribute to them, we know that throughout the comiriq years we will always remember them as they are todayg the spirit of youth and the exemplification of riqht. ADIVIINISTHATIUN D yi? f X X , ,ff ff X X X dk BAND Here is our band! Mr. Glenn Snell as director has moulded the band, during one year, into a grand and harmonious combination of musical instruments that holds wonderful concerts for the students, friends, and parents. The band also plays suitable selections for the meetings of various groups and organizations oi Austintown Township. In contrast to the serious music, our band plays stirring marches and other peppy numbers to incite the ball players and the spectators to victory for Fitch. THREE CHEERS POR OUR BAND! COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND TATTLE-TALE STAFF CTOMPLIMENTS OI A H ILINIJ GIRL RESERVES. .. HI-Y COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND VIETUBY CUHPS 5 NRTIUNAL HUNUH SUCIETY COMPLIMENTS QF A FRIEND CHUHUS CQMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PRUUUEEII BY Editor-in-Chief .... Associate Editors .... Photography Editor. . Sports Editor ........ Advertising Manager .... . . . Business Manager. . . Senior Activities .... Art Editors ...... Typist ........ Contributors .... NOHMA IONES . . . . .Lois Davis Marion Wehr . . .Eileen Smith . . . . .Sally Iones ..Iean Osborne Mildred Grubiss Mary Woodside . . . .Irene Sikora Richard Volpe Evelyn Marinelli . . . . . . .Bill Taylor Ruth Perkins Eleanor Ponick C' Compliments of Volpe's Service Station 'm V WP- - , ' +5 5 ft YA if L 5? 9 Y 935 5 feb 2 1 A X , Q - if ', Vf . - , px, Q 1 gsfwf .. m . is xfww , yy i ,S Q. Q X? 5 ff 5 M Hx f ,X is Q- v Q-I' ,,, L- L- l qf I . 4,...,.. W., Y I ,..MM,.,,, L -WM A-,W ,, 2 Y Z -w-magna x xk A 52 L innu- :A ,,,.v 5 x X x X 'L tx 3 y..J il iii Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. l0 Oct. l7 Scienceville .20 Fitch .... 0 Canfield .... 0 Fitch .... l4 Boardman . .40 Fitch .... 0 Bessemer ..... Cancelled Eltlll SllUllll Oct. 24 Oct. 3l Nov, 7 Nov. l4 SllUllll IVIEMBEHS 'Charles Foster 'Paul Hood 'Dale Hann Bill Taylor lames Alberter Allred Breckner Edward Davidson Albert Hess Bill Price George Baidel Q is at George Bose laclc Siersdorter Frank Wagner lohn Winfield Bobert Birkholtz Raymond Hartman Bill Osborne Bob Brickley Richard Larson Delbert Zirnrnernian Ralph Weaver ................. Coach Arthur Steiskal .... .... A ss't Coach Wilbert Lambeth .... .... A ss't Coach ill X . Q f X h l Hubbard .... l4 Fitch. . . Brookfield . . . l9 Fitch. . Leetonia ..... 20 Fitch. . . Newton Falls.20 Fitch. . 'Paul Buckner Garland McAllister 'Harold Biclcert Tommy Samuels Emil Schavone Pete Tocco Kenny Lloyd, Mar. Glen Boqqs, Ass't. Mar Indicates lettermen No 95' is -Q, 0 A 9 9 0 10 .20 49 59 'S A409 5 X2,0'-Y Cm f A2 , . , ' mf K N rl , J,ff.,3 V I Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec Ian. Ian. Ian. Rayen . . . Boardman Iackson . . FITCH HI CAGEHS SCHEDULE '42-'43 ....33 Fitch....31 ....23 Fitch....21 ....29 Fitch....26 E. Palestine. . .35 Fitch. . . .25 Bessemer. ....39 Fitch. . . .36 Columbiana . .28 Fitch .... 38 Canfield . Memorial ....16 Fitch....37 ....3O Fitch....26 SUUAD Eddie Davidson ' Paul Hood Bob Gross Itchy Larson Carl Harris Bob Bowman Pete Tocco Richard Detchon Delbert Zimmerman Wilbert Lambeth. Stewart Wagner ....... lan. 26 Ian. 29 Feb. 2 Feb. 4 Feb. 12 Feb. 13 Feb. 19 Feb. 27 Newton Falls Poland ....... Brookfield .... Canfield ..... Hubbard ..... Sebring ....,. Ursuline ...... Niles ........ MEMBERS Bill Osborne Bill Woodworth Harold Bickert Bill Amendolea Frank Harbol Cecil Dutfet Paul Pritchard, Mar. Walter Holbrook, Rese ' e Mgr. .Re v oach U .......Varsit c Fitch Fitch Fitch Fitch Fitch Fitch Fitch Fitch .... 86 . 5. gwfliptt ,egiek 5 SQ' fi 0 of- 1 arf' I5 THE MARCH UF TIME Our class first entered the portals of learn- ing in September, 1931. We see Veronica Anderson busily chewing her hair, also Mil- dred Grubiss vainly crying, l want to go homel ln second grade Sally Iones, the glamour girl, had a love affair with Iohn Leash. In third grade Mary Woodside suddenly had violently red hair. This was indeed a shock to her fellow classmates. In fourth grade we see Donald Kotouc chased by three brunettes and a blonde. The following year, fifth grade, nobody wanted to play King and Queen with Birdie's-Nest Hood! That eraser would never fall offl I During the sixth grade the class was put through the paces of choral speaking by Mrs. Verschoor. Many experiences are brought to mind that are better forgotten. In 1937 the Senior Class of '43 made its debut into the realm of higher learning- Iunior High. Various incidents of those two years stand out in our memory. One of our deepest impressions was made by Charles Foster, when, before the whole Iunior High and his father, he remarked quite calmly to Betty Nelson, With the turkey to look at and you to eat! Then too, we never will forget Mr. Keller and his art classes. Our class suffered a severe shock when Charles Dittoe, the spark-plug of the class, moved to Columbus and took with him his shank's ponies and Grandfather's Beard. Our career in high school began in a deep fog. Persons and events are hard to distin- guish until late spring when a Weiner roast held by Mary Woodside became quite prominent. Weren't we silly though? In our Sophomore year our class went wild, what with skating parties every two weeks land remember the fun we had at the New Year's Eve Iamboree?l and Richard Volpe's Hallowe'en party which later became an annual event. In our Iunior year we had almost as much fun preparing for the Prom as we had at it. Wasn't it strange how many new friendships came into view at that time? Words can't express how much our first formal dance thrilled us. Then came our Senior year. During the year our emotions varied in color from bright red to deep blue. Many of our girls sported engagement rings and many of our boys went into the armed forces or defense plants. We also had the distinction of class A rating on our Tattle-Tale very early in the year. We approach Commencement with mixed feelings. We may never see many of our classmates again, for we know not what fate has in store for usp but, we are wishing each other and all our school friends-both faculty and students-the best possible luck in the future. -Eileen Smith Mildred Grubiss CLASS CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Back to school and the Golden Rule Torch-Hi-Y conference held at YMCA- Fitch represented by Foster, Hood, Lloyd, and Taylor First football game-Fitch vs. Scienceville OCTOBER First class to receive A rating on Tattle-Tale so early in the year Girl Reserve Hike and Weiner Roast- Barbed Wire fences and poison ivy Fitch-Canfield Hay Ride-Oh! that moon!! Volpe's Annual Halloween Party-Treas- ure hunt in the rain Senior class officers chosen. DECEMBER First Basketball game-Fitch vs. Rayen Victory Corps Induction on Pearl Harbor Anniversary Football Banquet-18 letters awarded Christmas Mixer-That slippery floor!! Christmas Vacation-One Whole weekl IANUARY Senior Party in honor of Kenny Lloyd- lntermingling mirth and sorrow First Band Concert-Big success First semester ended --Ohl those report cards! FEBRUARY Girl Reserve Birthday Dance Last Basketball game-F itch vs. Niles MARCH NOVEMBER , , Hi-Y took over Youngstown - R. Volpe, Flrst Vlclory Corps assembly garbage collectorg P. Hood, ludgep B. Armistice GSSel'nblY'EnleftQlned Taylor, Recorder: C. Foster, Iudqe. Marine National Honor Society Induction- Speaker, Father Trainor Girl Reserve Induction-Candlelight Senior P.T.A. party-Reward for endeavor Senior Play, The Tower Room Mystery - Hollywood calling? ceremony APRIL Girl Reserve-Hi-Y Dance-King and Queen Ir.-Sr. Prom- ln the spring a young rnan's elected fancy . . . Last football game-Fitch vs. Newton Falls Easter Vacation-Gee! a whole 24 hours MAY Baccalaureate-Didn't we look distin- guished in our caps and gowns? 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We know the Iuniors will cgrry on- We've done our best, So to our Alma Mcrter And now we follow the rest. 43 soys ADIEU. Compliments of County Auditor, George W. Iones, Ir. CLASS WILL UF 1943 Richard Volpe of the masterful hand leaves his great ability to Ralph Marinelli. Ethel Arn leaves her glamour for all the iunior girls to clamor. Mildred Lowry finds no fault in leaving her complexion to Virginia Dalton. Evelyn Marinelli bequeaths her iitterbug steps to Anna Lee Taylor. Paul Hood leaves his swaggering gait to Claire Meek to use when she's late. Bill Fitch leaves his arrogant air to Dale Goddard who's meek as a hare. Sally Jones wills her cheerleading to Virginia Ciarinello. To Ianice McCracken, Betty Nelson leaves her friendli- ness to the opposite sex. - Shirley Boyd leaves her gift of gab to Faye Wagar to become a fad. Mildred Grubiss leaves her knowledge sublime to Frank Roberts to take up in time. Don Kotouc grants his way with the girls to Paul Buck- ner to keep up if he can. Kathryn Hollingshead wills her tallness to Ieanne Hansen. lane Riebe wills her personality to Ruth Stegman, who certainly won't let her down. Marion Wehr leaves her secretarial ambitions to Doris DeCamp. Ioanna Casadidio leaves her pretty hair to Eleanor Rose who rates more than fair. Babetta Buechler bequeaths her long fingemails to Marian Davis, who can use them. Paul Pritchard leaves his black wavy hair to Glenn Boggs. Idabelle DeHoff leaves her quiet ways to Eleanor Homack to keep always. Mary Woodside leaves her tardiness to class to Marjorie Pifer, a prompt little lass. Ruth Perkins bequeaths her ability to type to Norma Grimm. Helen Amendolea leaves her big brown eyes to Helen Bougas. Norman Leonard passes down his unfinished homework to Gerald Tibbits to finish someday. Virginia Crooks bequeaths her winning ways to Frances DeHoff. Charles Foster leaves his curly locks to that freshman boy, Harold Rickert. Norma Iones leaves her husky voice to Iane Rosenberger. To Mary Louise Adams, Mary Kincaid gives some of her shortness. Howard Gross leaves his cheerful smile for Raymond Hartman to use a while. Lois Davis bequeaths her French to Mario Bertolini with hopes he will do better. Eileen Smith leaves her cute figure to Mr. Five by Five who is slightly bigger. Ruth Beveridge leaves her soft voice to Dolly Woodruff. Eleanor Ponick bequeaths her curls to Eleanor Sherwood. Merle Boyer leaves his place in the band for Kenny May to take in hand. lean Osbome wills her news writing to Virginia Parry. The grown-up ways of Eleanor Featheringham are left to Ieanne Kreitzburg. Dale Hann leaves his appearance so neat for Walter Holbrook to try to compete. Dick Betts leaves his ability to court to George Rose to hold the fort. Lois Bowman leaves her physique so grand to Joyce Cartwright who needs to expand. Hilda Bokesch leaves her cut hair-do to Ruth Kotouc who is following through. Betty Roth leaves her work for Velma in the hands of Lois Alders. Mary Louise Smith bequeaths her tininess to Ruth Lloyd. Marjorie Herschel, to Vera Barber, leaves her place in Iunior Leaders. Mathilda Raidel bequeaths her art of chewing gum to Donna Sauer to have some fun. Kenneth Lloyd left --'- for the army. Dorothy Schromofsky gives her work in the office to Eleanor Holdash to carry on. Mary lean DeCamp leaves her shorthand to Betty Kravec to be the best in the land. To Bill Shook, who has just begun, Bill Taylor leaves his ability to run. Mary lane Schulz the romantical champ leaves to Laura Kirby her letters from camp. Ed Mitchell wills his training in manual arts to Richard Dorman. Delbert Straley leaves his favorite sport, baseball, to Bob Wooten. Irene Sikora leaves her useful typing to Ada Bowman. Betty Mills bequeaths her blue eyes to June Moan who should think them a prize. Harry Fitzgerald leaves his quietness to Mary Lou Parker. Bill Clark leaves his bright jokes to some quiet Freshman folks. Lois Davis CLASS PHUPHECY Let us gaze into the crystal ball of the future and visualize the destiny of the class of '43. It is the year l953 and many ot the members have already established a place in the world for themselves. Why there's Paul Pritchard, radio announcer for Boyer's Headache Tab- lets, introducing Paul Hood and Charles Foster, those would--be comedians of the air who are rivaling Abbott and Costello. Well, well, will wonders never cease? Richard Volpe has just been awarded the Nobel Prize for his masterpiece, The Evil That Men Do, by the President of the Literary Club of America, Ethel Arn, and her assistants, Mildred Lowry, Marion Wehr, and Marjorie Herschel. lane Riebe and Mildred Grubiss have at last realized their ambition to see the world. They are at present on the Kincaid and Perkins Luxury Liner in the South Seas which is under the command of Captain Bill Clark and first mate, Edward Mitchell. Dick Betts has finally sold his Ford to Howard Gross and bought a later model from Straley's Automobile Agency. This model is guaranteed to go forty miles per hour down- hill-if a good stiff wind is blowing. Flash! Evelyn Marinelli and Betty Nelson have just been announced the winners of the National Iitterbug Contest. They were chosen by Iudges Don Kotouc, Dale Hann, Bill Fitch, Ken Lloyd, and Norman Leonard. Mary lane Schulz and Betty Roth are both nurses at the Davis and Buechler Hospital where Dr. Bokesch has just completed a minor operation on Ruth Beveridge. The patient is being visited by Eleanor Ponick, Ioanna Casadidio, and Lois Bowman. Now we find Charles Thomas, winnah of the Golden Glove Tournament in Cleveland. In the crowd of spectators we spy Harry Fitz- gerald, the fight promoter of the time. Ah! Now the crystal ball reveals a sight in which We see Mathilda Raidel working as a supervisor in the DeCamp-DeHoff Plastic Factory. Three of our brides-to-be, Shirley Boyd, Virginia Crooks, and Kathryn Hollingshead, are happily married. Suddenly the crystal ball dirns-but waitl There's Sally Iones, Director of National Musical Symphony sponsored by Sikora and Smith Musical Department. The feature stars are Norma Iones and Mary Woodside. Why there's lean Osborne, Eileen Smith, Eleanor Featheringham, and Betty Mills in the choir. And Helen Amendolea and Dorothy Schrom- ofsky are violinists in the orchestra. Again our crystal ball becomes blurred and this time leaves us with but memories of the past. -William F. Taylor, Ir. t 6? , ,Q 1 1 p iff!! 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Cailor, County Treasurer Q TT ' ix -Ti. 11' h .F ,Q X Q, xy, Q nv- , , N 2' 5' .hy-af: , J:.,. it ,JYSQXSZ7 xr , i'-Sv ' 1 7 Q1 ..,, 15 Wx is xx Xi , ,Q , - ,S 5 .52 M. Q 1 Q K A , L F L. N Q K F ' , . S: it s QLL.. 1 ! iw 5 3 S' A '33 , ,, Ili 'E' N! Compliments of Icrrnes P. Griffith, Ohio Stote Senator Kenneth Lloyd Mildred Lowry Evelyn Morinelli Betty Mills Betty Nelson Iecxn Osborne Ruth Perkins Eleanor Ponick Poul Pritchard Mothildo Roidel Iune Riebe Betty Roth Dorothy Schromotsky Mary lone Schulz Irene Sikoru Eileen Smith Mary Louise Smith Delbert Straley William Taylor Charles Thomas Richard Volpe Marion Wehr Mary Woodside 3 i b 5, 5 ., Q 5' 33 ,X 4 K+?-:wks X X , xx ff t ' MOTTO With the ropes of the past, We'll ring the bells of the future. COLORS Red, White, and Blue FLOWERS Red and White Roses: Blue Ribbons Compliments of William Bacon, State Representative SENIUH ACTIVITIES HELEN AMENDOLEA fGenerall I-las lovely brown eyes Chorus 3,47 All-County Chorus 27 Girl Reserve '3,47 Iunior Leader 3: Victory Corps 4: Tattle-Tale Staff 4. EIPIEL ARN fAccdemicl Someone say dancing? Class Officer 47 Chorus l,37 All-County Chorus 2: Sopho- more Chorus 27 Sophomore Chorus Officer Z7 Tattle-Tale Staff 47 Operetta I7 Girl Reserve 3,47 Office Force 47 Victory Corps 4. RICHARD BEITS. Dick IGenerczD Quiet as a mouse I-li-Y 47 Iunior Leader l,2,3: Victory Corps 4. RUTH BEVERIDGE. Ruthie tCommei-ciall Proud of her green eyes Chorus 1: Operetta l: Sophomore Chorus 27 Girl Reserves 3,47 Iunior Leader 2: Victory Corps 4. HILDA BOKESCH ICommerciuI7 Capable and energetic Chorus l7 Operetta l: Sophomore Chorus 2: Girl Reserves 4: Librarian 1,27 Tattle-Tale Staff 4: Iunior Leader 4: Victory Corps 4. LOIS BOWMAN. Bow fGenerall Has infectious laughter Chorus l,3,47 All-County Chorus 27 Operetta I7 Sopho- more Chorus 2: Girl Reserve 3,47 Librarian 2,3,47 Usher Club I: Victory Corps 4. SHIRLEY BELL BOYD tCommerciall One to be depended upon Girl Reserve 3,41 Girl Reserve Officer, Vice President 47 Tattle-Tale Staff 47 Office Force 3,47 Iunior Leader l7 Victory Corps 4. MERLE BOYER. Slim fCommerciuD Tall, dark, and then some Class Officer 1,47 Band-Orchestra l,2,3,4: Hi-Y 47 Tattle- Tale Staff 3,4: Victory Corps 4. BABETTA BUECHLER. Baba tGenerall Bab's finger nails-1 red Chorus lj All-County Chorus 27 Operetta I7 Sophomore Chorus 27 Girl Reserve 3,47 Librarian 27 Victory Corps 4. IOANNA LOUISE CASADIDIO. lay ICommerciall Raven black hair Chorus l,3,4: All-County Chorus 27 Operetta 17 Sopho- more Chorus 27 Girl Reserve 3,41 Tattle-Tale Staff 47 Iunior Leader 37 Victory Corps 4. VIRGINIA NELI. CROOKS, Ginny flcademicl Her personality---high C Class Officer l7 Senate Officer l7 Sophomore Chorus 27 Girl Reserve 3,47 Office Force 3,47 Iunior Leader l,Z,4: Victory Corps 4. LOIS DAVIS, Davey fAcademicl As good as she is fair National Honor Society 3,47 National Honor Society Officer, Secretary 3: Canfield Scholarship Team l,2,3: Class Officer l,Z,37 Senate Officer, Secretary 37 Chorus 37 All-County Chorus 27 Sophomore Chorus 2: Sophomore Chorus Officer 27 Girl Reserves 3,47 Girl Reserve Officer, Chaplain 4: Tattle-Tale Staff 47 Reflector Staff 4: Office Force 47 Victory Corps 4. MARY IEAN DeCAMP. Ioan ICommercIaIl Likes her sports Band-Orchestra l,2,3: Chorus 17 All-County Chorus 2: Operetta 17 Sophomore Chorus Z7 Girl Reserve 3,47 Librarian 2: Tattle-Tale Staff 47 Victory Corps 4. IDABELLE DeHOFF, Ida tGenerall Ouiet and shy Sophomore Chorus Z7 Girl Reserve 4. ELEANOR FEATHERINGHAM fCommercIull Works with a will Girl Reserve 4. WILLIAM FITCH, Slouch fGenercIl My wit is my salvation Band l,2,37 Orchestra 2,37 Torch Club 1,27 Torch Club Officer, President I7 Iunior Leader 37 Victory Corps 4. HARRY FITZGERALD, Fitz IGenerall A genuine guy Iunior Leader 3. CHARLES FOSTER. Chuck Ukcadomlcl Mischief on the sly Band 15 Hi-Y 3,45 Hi-Y Officer, Treasurer 45 Torch Club 1,25 Torch Club Officer, Vice President 2: Iunior Leader l.2,35 Victory Corps 45 Football 2.3,45 Reserve Basket- ball 2. HOWARD GROSS, Howoy fGonorall An all-around fellow Victory Corps 4. MILDRED LOUISE GRUBISS. Millie fAcademicl Style-the dress of thoughts National Honor Society 3.45 National Honor Society Officer. Vice President, President 45 Canfield Scholarship Team 15 Class Officer 15 Band-Orchestra l,2.3,45 Alll County Orchestra 15 All-County Chorus 25 All-County Band 35 Girl' Reserve '3,45 Sophomore Chorus 25 Girl Reserve Officer, Secretary 45 Victory Corps 45 Reflector Staff 4. DALLAS DALE HANN, Iunior fGenorall Your friend and mine National Honor Society 3.45 National Honor Society Officer, Vice President 35 Canfield Scholarship Team 15 Class Officer 35 Senate Officer 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Office Force 3.45 Victory Corps 45 Football 1.3.45 Iunior Leader 3. MARIORIE HERSCHEL. Horlry fAcadomlcl Little and pretty Chorus 1,35 All-County Chorus 25 Operetta 15 Sophomore Chorus 25 Girl Reserve 3,45 Girl Reserve Officer. Treasurer 45 Iunior Leader 45 Victory Corps 45 Office Force 4. KATHRYN IANE HOLLINGSHEAD, Kay fC0mmorclall Red Hair Canfield Scholarship Team 35 Kent Scholarship Team '35 Chorus 35 Sophomore Chorus 25 Girl Reserve 3,45 Office Force 3.45 Victory Corps 4. PAUL EDWARD HOOD. Hoodie Ulcademlcl A prince of good humor National Honor Society 3.45 National Honor Society Officer, President 35 Canfield Scholarship Team 1.2.35 Hi-Y 3.45 Hi'Y Officer, Vice President 45 Torch Club 25 Tattle-Tale Staff 45 Iunior Leader 1.25 Usher Club 15 Victory Corps 45 Football 3.4: Reserve Basketball 1.25 Basketball 3.4. NORMA ION . Iona fCommerciall Sober and Demure National Honor Society 3.45 National Honor Society Officer, President 45 Canfield Scholarship Team l,2,35 Kent Scholarship Team '35 Class Officer 1.35 Chorus 1,35 All-County Chorus 25 Sophomore Chorus 25 Sophomore Chorus Officer 25 Operetta 15 Girl Reserve 3,45 Librarian 25 Tattle-Tale Staff 1,45 Reflector Staff 45 Office Force 35 Victory Corps 4. SALLY IONES. Sal fAcadomicl A peppy cheer leader Canfield Scholarship Team 2,35 Chorus 1,45 All-County Chorus 25 Sophomore Chorus 25 Sophomore Chorus Director Z5 Girl Reserve 3.4: Librarian 25 Tattle-Tale Staff 45 Reflector Staff 45 Office Force 25 Victory Corps 45 Cheerleader 3.4. MARY KINCAID fCommorclall As good as gold Sophomore Chorus 25 Girl Reserve 45 Librarian 3,45 Iunior Leader 2.45 Victory Corps 4. DONALD KOTOUC. Hep fGonerall Beats the drums Band-Orchestra l.2,3,45 All-County Band 35 All-County Orchestra 15 Torch Club 1,25 Torch Club Officer. Treas- urer 15 Iunior Leader 35 Victory Corps 4. NORMAN LEONARD fGonerall Happy-go-lucky KENNETH LLOYD. Kenny fGenorall The life of the party Class Officer 2.3.45 Hi-Y 3.45 Hi-Y Officer, President 45 Torch Club 1,25 Torch Club Officer, Vice President 25 Tattle-Tale Staff 45 Iunior Leader 25 Victory ,Corps 45 Reserve Basketball Manager 35 Football Manager 45 Assistant Manager 2.3. MILDHED LOWRY. Mil fComm0rciall Always well dressed National Honor Society 45 Class Officer 45 Chorus 1,25 All-County Chorus 25 Operetta 15 Sophomore Chorus 25 Girl Reserve 3,45 Librarian 2.3: Office Force 3.4, Victory Corps 45 Tattle-Tale Staff 4. EVELYN MARINELLI, Evo fCommerctall Those dancing slippers Chorus 1.2.35 All-County Chorus 1,25 Operetta 15 Sopho- more Chorus 25 Girl Reserve 3,45 Librarian 25 Tattle-Tale Staff 45 Reflector Staff 45 Victory Corps 4. BETTY MILLS fCommerciall Iust naturally nice Chorus 15 Girl Reserve 3.45 Librarian 3.45 Tattle-Tale Staff 45 Office Force 35 Tutored at home 2. EDWARD YELIX MITCHELL. Mitch fG0n!rdll Tall and sober National Honor Society '3.4. BETTY NELSON fCommorciall A sub-deb in the making Chorus 1,35 All-County Chorus 25 Operetto 15 Sophomore Chorus 25 Girl Reserve 3.45 Librarian 25 Tattle-Tale Staff 45 Usher Club 15 Victory Corps 45 Cheerleader 3. IEAN OSBORNE fCommerciull Full of vim and vigor Chorus l: Operetta l: Sophomore Chorus 2: Girl Reserve 3,4: Librarian 2: Tattle-Tale Staff 4: Office Force 3,4: Victory Corps 4: Reflector Staff 4. RUTH IANE PERKINS. Perl:ie fCommerciall Found at a typewriter Chorus 4: Girl Reserve 4: Tattle-Tale Staff 4: Victory Corps 4: Reflector Staff 4. ELEANOR IUNE PONICK fCommerciall Always doing something Chorus 4: Sophomore Chorus 2: Girl Reserve 3,4: Tattle- Tale Staff 4: Victory Corps 4: Reflector Staff 4. PAUL PRITCHARD fAccdemicl Has a contagious grin Spelling Contest 3: Chorus 1: Operetta l: Hi-Y 4: Tattle- Tale Staff 4: Iunior Leader 2: Victory Corps 4: Basketball Manager 4. MATHILDA RAIDEI., Toe fGenorall A good sport Girl Reserve 3,4: Victory Corps 4. IANE RIEBE. Iunoy fCommorciall Has dancing blue eyes Canfield Scholarship Team 2,3: Class Officer 2: Orchestra l,2,3: Sophomore Chorus 2: Girl Reserve 3,4: Girl Re- serve Officer, Vice President, President 3,4: Tattle-Tale Staff 4: Office Force '3: Iunior Leader l: Victory Corps 4. BETTY ROTH fGenorall Has indefinable charm Girl Reserve 3,4: Office Force 4: Iunior Leader 4: Victory Corps 4: Fitch High 3.4. DOROTHY SCHROMOFSKY, Dot fAccdemicl A diligent student Sophomore Chorus 2: Girl Reserve 3,4: Tattle-Tale Staff 4: Office Force 3,4: Victory Corps 4: Fitch High 2,3,4. MARY IANE SCI-IULZ, Shun Ulcademicl A merry companion Band-Orchestra l,2: Sophomore Chorus 2: Girl Reserve 4: Librarian 2: Iunior Leader l.2,3: Victory Corps 4: Tattle-Tale Staff 4. IRENE SIKORA. Remo tCornmerciaIt Natural rosy cheeks Canfield Scholarship Team 3: Chorus l: Girl Reserve 4: Librarian 2,3: Tattle-Tale Staff 4: Reflector Staff 4: Office Force 4: Victory Corps 4. EILEEN SMITH. Mabel Mcadomicl A lady of many talents National Honor Society 4: Canfield Scholarship Team 2,3: Band-Orchestra -l,Z,3,4: All-County Orchestra l: All- County Chorus 2: All-County Band 3: Sophomore Chorus Z: Girl Reserve 3,4: Tattle-Tale Staff 4: Office Force 4: Victory Corps 4: Reflector Staff 4. MARY LOUISE SMITH. Weenie tCommorciall Small and friendly Chorus l,3: Operetta 1: Girl Reserve 4: Librarian 2,3: Tattle-Tale Staff 4: Victory Corps 4. DELBIIRT STRALEY. Basil fAcadomlcl Noted for politeness Hi-Y 4: Torch Club 2: Iunior Leader 3: Reserve Basket- ball 3. WILLIAM F. TAYLOR. IR.. Bill fAcadomlcl Clever conversationalist Canfield Scholarship Team 2: Hi-Y 3,4: Torch Club l,2: Victory Corps 4: Football 3,4: Reflector Staff 4. RICHARD VOLPE, Termite fAcademicl Aspiring young author Canfield Scholarship Team l: Class Officer l,2: Hi-Y 3,4: Tattle-Tale Staff 4: Reflector Staff 4: Iunior Leader 2. MARION WEHR, Mutt fCommorclall A capable secretary Canfield Scholarship Team 2,3: Chorus l: Operetta 1: Sophomore Chorus 2: Girl Reserve 4: Librarian 2: Tattle- Tale Staff 4: Office Force 3,4: Victory Corps 4: Reflector Staff 4. MARY WOODSIDE. Woody fAcademicl A real blues singer National Honor Society 3,4: National Honor Society Officer, Secretary 4: Canfield Scholarship Team l,2,3: Band-Orchestra 2,3: Chorus l,3: All-County Chorus 2: Operetta lf Sophomore Chorus 2: Girl Reserve 3,4: Tottle-Tale Staff 4: Reflector Staff 4: Victory Corps 4. WILLIAM CLARKE. Bill tGenomll Full of fun Fitch High 4: Hi-Y 4: Tattle-Tale Staff 4: Victory Corps 4. If Aw ,Y wx 2 if pf N gf fl W :V v 5 , 5 5 I .Q Lf Po Hmwvmmw JUNIURS .sv -is-.1 If 2 Tar-:m,j:0v' CfN 'J 'N s. ,MQ 'V Compliments of Tom R. Bees, County Commissmner xx 1 spa-.ggi .. 4. L - SUPHUIVIURES FRESHIVIEN EIEHTH GRADE Q 35 Cpl ffhl br SEVENTH GRADE 60 6 !9fIoLL09ral0 5 ARE AMDNG THE VERY FEW GIFTS WHICH INCREASE IN VALUE AS TIME MUVES ON GATSCHENE STUDIQ 104 West Wood Street Phone 3-1714 Youngstown, Ohio FLUORESCENT LIGHTING tor Schools, Church, Auditorium, Store, Office, Home, Factory Fluorescent Lamp Tubes, Fluorescent Lamp Starters Incandescent Lamp Bulbs, Electrical Supplies Call us on your lighting problems The Hamilton Company 7l6 Carlisle Street Phone 3840 NEW CASTLE. PENNSYLVANIA 9n.uuv.o,dlL'14nufz,dZdslL Carry Fire Insurance, by aII means. But remember, Fire Insur- ance will not repay your loss by windstorm, Theft Insurance will not pay your Ioss if your automobile is burned up. Complete Insurance is moderate in cost-and it PROTECTS YOU. Let us insure aII your Risks. THE HEWITT-BOWMAN COMPANY SUI Mahoning Bank Buildina Phone 3-2574 Youngstown, Ohio INSURANCE COUNSEL and SERVICE SEHNUHHENBEREER AGENCY 548I Mahoning Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Phone 9-5800 THE ERINEH ENEHAVINE COMPANY ENGRAVED PRINTED G E C O Grovogroph Stationery Akron, Ohio EUUU LUCK CLASS UF '43 Yours is o big job! Theres cr whole new world thgt's yours tor the rnoking! 'We've wgtched you grow up with the best ground- work in the world . . . on All American Youth. And we'ii be rooting for you from the stgnds when you tgke over the tosk thot will prove your mettie. Success to you in thot better future we're oil striving for! lVlCKELVEY'S FOR EQUAL OR GREATER VALUE IN HARDWARE AND HOME NEEDS . . STOP AT ST11lVlB11UEIrl1H-ETHUNIPSUN CUIVIPANY 114 West Eedero1 Street 1652 Mohoninq Avenue Youngstown. Ohio CHESTLINE MUSIC SHUP Mrs. Arvine C. Kindinqer 520 North Thoman Street, Crestline. Ohio Agency tor Americds Foremost Bond and Orchestra Instruments Qngrafnfafiond TO THE CLASS OF '43 MARVEL HEINIIEL A tmtown Isoly' DAIRY STORE COMPLIMENTS OF PETERSBURG CREAMERY For Those Who Know Milk Wayne D. Woodford, Distributo GOOD PICTURES ARE DOUBLY GOOD WHEN YOU SEE THEM AT NEW MUGK and WELLMAN THEATERS GIRARD. OHIO ATTEND REGULARLYI ongrafnfafiond TO THE CLASS OE 1943 KROECK'S MARKET Eine Foods - Fresh and Smoked Meats Vegetables - Fruits - Paints and Hardware Phone 9 5789 HRRRIS FUUR IVIRRKET Locoted ot the Center of Austintown GROCERIES -HOME DRESSED MEATS AND PRODUCE Also Birds Eye Frosted Foods Phone Youngstown 9-6722 'U 1phI m W. M. KYSER SALES G0 Comer Porky ttftrt cmd Hunter WILCOX P.o.BOx NO. 366 WARREN. OHIO MARKET Telephone me YUUNGSTUWN FIHE EXTINGUISHEH SERVICE CIIMPIINY Exclusive Representatives AMERICAN - LaFRANCE FOAMITE CORPORATION All types of fire extinguishers 220 Arlington Street YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Phone 3-4324 GOOD FURNITURE A Safe Place To Trade Open Evenings by Appointment 252-254 West Federal Street Telephone 4-4191 Harry S, Baer THE METIIUPULITIIN SAVINGS AND LOAN COIVIPANY 45 North Phelps Street Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of WUUDSTOGK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 12 South Chestnut Street YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Phone 4-2720 New, rebuilt and used Typewriters in all makes. Portable and standard, also adding machines. Rentals - Repairs - Supplies Open Saturdays Guaranteed Used Mimeograph Duplicators Service, Supplies and Paper Terms Available Compliments of Cochran Paint and Wallpaper Store Corner Market and Woodland YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO J. B. LANE FUNERAL SERVICE Invalid Coach Chapel Phone-Niles 2-4214 Mineral Ridge. Ohio ' L I SANDWICH SHOPPE Delicious Hamburgers SUNDAES MILKSHAKES and BEVERAGE-IS Corner of Mahoning Avenue and Meridian Road We also have Coffee!! A GOOD PLACE T0 EAT Log Cubin THE HARBOL GIRLS Austintown. Ohio SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 31 North Champion Street Phone 6-6512 Pete McBride Carl Henkinqer SOULT'S DRUG STORE Home Made Ice Cream Austintown. Ohio I OHN SCHWARTEN Electrical and Stoker Service Phone 9-7461 59 Lexington Place Youngstown. Ohio WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME CANFIELD. OHIO Phone 4121 Funera1 Directors FURNITURE AND CARPET RAY LAMMERS MUSIC HOUSE 534 Walnut Street CINCINNATI. OHIO Phone MAin 3334 WHOLESALE - RETAIL SCHAEFER Music Shoppe 411 Keith-Albee Bui1dinq Youngstown, Ohio Phone-wResident 77698 Musical Instruments, Sheet Music, Supplies, Accessories BUILD IN WICKLIFFE Restricted Home Sites and Acreaqe LUCIUS I. ADAMS Real Estate Office f4214 Mahoning Avenue YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO Comphments From BELL SUPER SOFT BREAD at your favorite food store F or Reliable BEAUTY TREATMENT LARET'S 211 Parkgate Avenue In Wicklifie With Compliments and Best Wishes for Success to the Class of 1943. MICHAEL W. KOSACH Attorney at Law Compliments of General Distributing Company 360 West Commerce Street Phone 7-7177 Compliments to the Class of 1943 from KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 9-7045 CC1osec1 Wednesday Afternoon? HOSSEL - HARDWARE 1618 Mahoning Avenue Phone 9-7517 Hardware Sporting Goods PitlSbUfQl'1 Paint House Furnishings Compliments of MORRIS ENGEL 3657 Mahoning Avenue YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO Phone 9-0996 WILLIAM M. BRIEL'S Florists 23 South Belle Vista Phone 9-5715 CHANEY PHARMACY Reliable Drugs at Fair Prices 2622 Mahoning Avenue YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO ALL SURGICAL SUPPLIES BOUGHT PROM LYONS PHYSICIAN SUPPLY 26 Fifth Avenue YOUNGSTOWN. or-no Mahoning Wrecking 6. Lumber Company l379 Mahoning Avenue Mervin A. Schoenberger Phone 9-3239 MILTON FLORISTS 1597 Mahoning Avenue YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO Phone 9-3318 l COMPLIMEN TS of the MODERN MANOR Beatrice Peer Compliments and Best Wishes Modern Metal Dist. Inc. 4021 Mahoning Avenue Phone 9-3251-2 GORDON MINCK COAL YARD R. F. D. 1 Phone 9-7128 YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO General Hauling Ashes A Coal -Slag Phone 9-7117 O'NEILL We Call For and Deliver Dry Cleaning Pressing Dyeing Fur Storage Laundering 2725 Mahoning Avenue YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO B. F. PALMER Gas Station Phone 9-0941 3207 Mahoning ATLANTIC GAS Copen all nighil SHORTY'S HI-SPEED STATION ACCESSORIES Phone 9-5690 AUSTINTOWN, OHIO PIFER'S MARKET vt MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone 9-3222 1619 Mahoning Avenue YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO RED APPLE FARM QUALITY FRU1TS4APPLE BUTTER Pure Clover Honey Route 46 AUSTINTOWN. OHIO Bring us your rationing order for BALL BAND RUBBER FOOTWEAR ROSE AND SONS 557 Federal Street Westlakes Crossing Open Monday evening till 9:00 P.M. Compliments of R. I. ROSENSTEEI... Iustice of the Peace C. SCHIAVONE Pure Food Market 4038 Mahoning Avenue Phone 9-4183 cmd Where Quality and Low I. A. G-RUBISS, Prices Rule Constable BIRDS EYE FOODS PENN - OHIO COAT. APRON AND TOWEL SUPPLY COMPANY Operating Youngstown Towel Supply North Avenue Phone 4-1141 ELTON'S BAKED GOODS We offer you Quality, Variety, Cleanliness, Dependahility, and Courtesy. ELTON V For Victory You get more Food Value in KEYSTONE Luxury Bread and Sandwich Bread Compliments of the BERTOLINI BROTHERS WICKLIFFE. OHIO WICKLIFFE COAL COMPANY CHAMPION PITTSBURGH LUMP Office and Yard 3733 V2 Mahoning Ave, Extension Office: 9-5312 Residence: 2-2165 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO QUALITY L U M B E R Phone 3831 LYNN LUMBER COMPANY NORTH IACKSON, OHIO I. Ford Gault, Manager D. C. ZIMMERMAN Insurance Agency 506 Realty Building Phone 4-5239 General Fire and Automobile Insurance Youngstown Safe and Lock Company 1430 Hillman Street YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Phone 3-1816 We wish to express our heartfelt appreciation to our advertisers, townspeople, subscribers, students and the wholehearted support ot our Faculty who helped to make this Annual possible . . . to the Gatschene Studio for the pictures for the Reflector . . . to the Gray Printing Company, our printers, we say thanks for their splendid cooperation. In closing this book it is our genuine hope that you will enjoy it in years to come as much as We have enjoyed making it for you. -1 I la n . 41I'. . flifylj' IIQSI '. 4. 4 'fl' Jail' 1 . F2 me , 4:1 I ' .'L f if N 'il' , Lf' Az, -. my -. V, ,. WG Q 1 - Ji., IL fl , 11. , 1-., g, cv., 5' 'Ii ,IQ I. iff! 1 . ,I ,I . '54 -24 . A -,. .Q1 5 -- A, '.Y-5' .-,.gI' .gi ,- I QI, f II - Im-' J . ' 'I' uf. ' ' 'Fa :II,II. 22.3-' .: . J... f. N. 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