Beaver Falls High School - Tiger Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1941 volume:

fx ,fiffifzia Wx.- Q Nw, f 0-A f xgggflti 1 Msg' W A , 1, ,-..., 1 5 O'Z50l.TCL'Z good mirror accurately reflects that which is placed before it. We have placed our school before a mirror and on these pages you will find the results. VVe see reflections of bygone days: the trials and tribulations endured by sophomoresg the wonder and excitement of a first promg and the awe-inspiring night of graduation-all memories which We hold most dear and Will treasure as priceless gems forever. Uonfanfa Ezfwffucffm gaauffy Ssnio 'za Ufami Qzganizakioni Jlffuiia cqfgfisfica MR. BARNS MR. BROOKS MR. JAMISON MR. BROWN MR CAMPBELL MR. GARRETT MR MERRIMAN , Boaz! of Scgoof Qbifzscfou ROY J. BARNS J. DOUGLAS BROOKS JOHN W. BROWN ROY J. BARNS J. DOUGLAS BROOKS JAMES L. WASSON WALTER G. BERT JOHN D. RAY W. CLAIR BIERRIMAN Lgfkasu THOMAR C. CAMPBELL PERRY A. GARRETT J. B. JAMISON - President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Solicitor J. ROY JACKSON J. EDWARD SMITH Supe1L'inte11Jde12,t of PTM cipal of BEAVER FALLS PUBLIC SCHOOLS BEAVER FALLS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DOROTHY SHROADS Scc'y of Supe1 i11te1Ide1Lt JEAN ATTISANO Sf'c'y of Prilzcipnl 'Who teach the mind its proper face to scan, And hold the faithful mirror up to mom -Lloyd - gaauffy RALPH S. AXTELL, B.S., M. Ed. Mathematics WILLIAM R. BILKEY, B.S., M. Ed. Social Science CARL E. BLAIR, A.B., M.A. English JESSIE G. BROWN, B.S. in Home Ec. Home Economics MARTHA A. COOK, A.B. Social Science MARY A. CooK, A.B., M.A. Social Science MARY G. DOUGHERTY, A.B., M.A. Language JEAN B. DUNKERLEY, A.B. in Drama, English, Public Speaking, Stage LESTER L. FEHR, B.S., M. Ed. Director of Vocational Education MERLE B. FRICK, B.S. Mathematics M ELIZABETH M. FULLERTON, A.B., M.A. Social Science LOUIS M. GOODMAN, B.S.11I.E., M.Ed. Vocational Shop MARIAN F. GROETZINGER, B.S. in C., M.A. C 0 mwmefrcicil DONALD E. GROVE, B.S. in Ind. Ed., M. Ed. Related Ins triictiofri JOHN L. HARP., B. S. Science O. H. HECKATHORNE, A.B., M. Ed. Geizeoiul Science, Cow'es11cmlence NORMA M. HEINRICH, B.S. Physical Educcitiou ROBERT B. HILL, B.S. in C. CO'I'VL'I7Z67'C1:LLl THOMAS E. HOSKINS, B.S. I7LdLLSt7 I:fll Arts JEAN C. HUNTER, A.B. Home Economics 'g RUTH E. HUNTER B.S. in Ed. with Mus. S. Vocal Music GRACE M. LECATES A.B., R.N. School Nurse ELSIE L. LEFFINGWELL A.B., B.S. C o znfrnercial MAY LEVIS, A.B., M.A. English J. NEAL MATHEWS A.B., M.A. Social Science IRVING R. MAYERS A.B., M. Ed. Science KATHRYN E. MCDONALD B.S., M.A. Coifnfrnencial VERNA V. MCKEE, A.B. Mathematics FRANCIS E. MITCHELL A.B., M.A. English FRANCES NANNAH A.B., M. Ed. English MARY A. PISPEKY, B.S. Librarian ADOLPH J. PLETINCKS A.B., M. Ed. I nsii 'uinental Music GLADYS E. PORTER A.B., M.A. Art THOMAS PRYDE, B.S. Vocational Shop ALURED C. RANSOM B.S., M. Ed. Social Science, Boslreflmll Conch LILLIE E. REDPATH, AB. English CHARLOTTE RONEY A.B., M.A. La ngimgc EDNA M. SANKEY B.S. in C. Com in crciol LAWRENCE D. SMITH A.B., M.A. Rclafefl Ii1sz'1'ilcfifm. E. HELEN SPONCLER A.B., B.S., M.A. Science JUNE T. STOUT, B.S. Commefrcial GENEVIEVE B. STRAESSLEY B.S. . Co ni in e'rcio,l JAMES STUCKERT Vocational Shop MARY E. THOMAS, A.B. English GEORGE F. TROLL Vocofiofnol Shop FRANK J. WALTON, B.S. Physical Ediica tion, Football Coach ALICE E. WYLIE, A.B., M.A English, Lfwiguofge WILLIAM E. YOUNGDAHL, B.S Agriculture Ismz Il'H,7'0 ,07'Nflfifl?2IlI P me u11ofhm Thomas Edison 'nry Fords of tomorrou' We like good cooks Sk1 11s,' and 'Shirts' WI' rla fly , Cru'In rf II Sonzvlmdy fight for L A rlmpsody in IIVVEH dislllphidv, I 's SfffIl0yI'fl11 Srunzs und sfifc 'll brit! hw' Colm' hrs -...VY -- ,.. ,f.wv.,,, ,,,W ,,,,,,, ,, ww.. .,,. . .. ,,,,, . , W ,,.,, , ,Tr These faces in the mirror are but the shadows And phantoms of myself. -Longfellow 459250 M S E N I CD I2 A I C T I V I T I E S I azzuwzy iuiiion ADVISER NIISS MCKEF ALAN RICHARD P1'r'xf1'fZw1f ERNEST BIICHAEL Vice Pr1sid0'11f AIURIEL PHILLIPS Ser'1'c'fr1rf1 PAUL TRENSCHIZL T'VC'U,Sill'?l' ROW 1 ALEX AKACSOS Student Council 'IRNICE JEAN .ALTSMAN Biology Clubg Pro and Cong Rhythm Club BONNALEA MARION ALWINE Commercial Clubg Rhythm Club WILLIAM RAYMOND ANDERSON Student Councilg Class Sccretaryg Bank- ers Clubg Asslt Home Room Lcaderg Hi-YQ National Honor Societyg Activi- ties Orchestrag Rhythm Club FDITH J. AQUINO Biology Clubg Rhythm Club ROW 2 JEAN ANN ATTISANO AsS't Home Room Leader: Tiger Cub Staffg Bankers Clubg National Honor Societyg Pro and Cong Rhythm Club. Sec'y-Treas.g Girls' Athletic Leaders Club OLIVE LOIS BARROW Biology Clubg Rhythm Club I4 UGENE MARCEL BELKOWSKI LOUISE DEFRAIN BELL Tiger Cub Staffg Junior Red Cross, Vice Pres.g Bankers Clubg Girl Reservesg Cercle Francaisg Biology Clubg Priestley Science Clubg Pied Piperng Rhythm Club F DELBERT BERRESFORD ROW 3 CLARENCE W. BONANNI Service Club, Pres.g Rhythm Club BLANCHE E. BRENDEL Dramatic Clubg Rhythm Club MELVA JEAN BROOKS Student Council, Sec'yg National Honor Societyg Ushers Clubg Senatus Roman- usg Cercle Francais, PreS.g Priestley Science Club, Sec'yg Pro and Cong Tiger Staff ELEANOR M. BROWN Rhythm Club WALTER J. BUSHLESS Senatus Romanusg Rhythm Club ROW 4 RUTH P. CAMPBELL Biology Clubg Rhythm Clubg Commc-r cial Club THOMAS M. CAMPBELL, JR. Rhythm Clubg Basketball WILLIAM V. CARPENTER Hi-Yg Rhythm Club ROSALIND A. CASCIATO Rhythm Clubg Commercial ALFRED L. C HAPPELI. Club ROW 1 JANET MAY CLARK Girl Reserves, Sec'yg Dramatic Clubg PickleS g H.M.S. Pinaforeug Pied Piperug Rhythm Club RUTH AMELIA CLEVELAND SARA ALLENE CLEVELAND Pied Piperl' ERLANDA THERESA COCCO Biology Clubg Commercial Clubg Rhythm Clubg 'tPied Pipe1 ' CHARLES M. COGLIATI Service Club, Vice PreS.g Rhythm Club X . 1 wal I HJ' ROW 2 ELIZABETH COLEMAN Rhythm Club MARTHA LINDA DAVIS Junior Red Crossg Biology Clubg Com mercial Clubg Rhythm Club MARY ANN DEBONA Junior Red Cross CARL R. DE LUCA ERNEST F. DEROSE Rhythm Club ROVV 3 BETTY JANE EAZOR Junior Red Crossg Girl Reservesg Biol- ogy Clubg Pep Clubg Rhythm Club FLORENCE EMERICK Tig'er Cub Staffg National Honor So- cietyg Girls, Ensembleg 4'The Mikadovg Piekles g H.M,S. PinzIfore 3 Rhythm Club BERNARD lVlILTON FALLER FLOYD ROBERT FIELDS Vocational Arts Clubg Rhythm Club RICHARD lllCCAULEY FOWLOW Biology Club ROW 4 GEORGE VINCENT FRANZINI Rhythm Clubg Basketballg Baseball BARBARA JOAN FUGINA Rhythm Club RAYMOND WADE GEORGE Student Couneilg ASS't Home Room Leader: Senatus Romanusg Pro and Cong Rhythm Clubg Basketball JOHN A. GILCHRIST Biology Cluhg Priestley Science Clubg Pro and Cong Stage Crewg Rhythm Club JUANITA B. GIPSON Rhythm Club ROW 1 JOHN STEVE GRABOWSKI Golf GEORGE ALFRED GRAHAM Ass't Home Room Leaderg Bankers Club: Baseball RICHARD GRECO Rhythm Club ROBERT GRECO Rhythm Club MARY E. HAIIN Rhythm Club ROW 2 KENNETH WESLEY HARRIS Hi-YQ Senatus Romanusg Rhythm Clubg Basketball HERBERT LEROY HENDRICKSON JOHN JAY HILL Student Councilg Ass't Home Room Leaderg Bankers Club, Treas.g Hi-Yg Activities Orchestrag Senatus Romanusg Biology Club, Treas.g Priestley Science Clubg Rhythm Club JOHN A. HOLTOM EDWARD F. JANKOWSKI ROW 3 ANN J. JORDAN Ass't Home Room Leader 3 Tiger Cub Staffg Art Club 3 Photography Club 3 Rhythm Club WILLIAM NICHLAS JURY Vocational Arts Clubg Rhythm Club IRENE HELEN KASONIE Commercial Clubg Pep Clubg Rhythm Clubg Girls! Athletic Leaders Club DALE MCLAREN KEMP JOHN CHARLES KEMPINSKI ROW 4 JOSEPH CLARENCE KINNEY Junior Red Crossg Rhythm Clubg Football JOSEPH NICHOLAS KNAPP Student Councilg Ass't Home Room Leaderg Bankers Clubg Pro and Cong Rhythm Clubg Footballg Basketball MARCIA RUTH LAMBERT Tiger Cub Staff, Sec'yg Bankers Clubg National Honor Societyg Ushers Clubg Senatus Romanusg Cerclc Francaisg Priestley Science Clubg Pro and Con DAVID EDWARD LAWSON Biology Clubg Photography Clubg Rhythm Club HELEN M. LEWANDOWSKI Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club no .1.'f- . 4 'X one ROW 1 IOHN GRAY LUTTON Pro and Cong Photography Clubg Stage Crew, Rhythm Club MARY ARLENE MACRY Rhythm Club JAMES WILMER MARTIN, JR. AsS't Home Room Leaderg Bankers Clubg Priestley Science Clubg Pro and Cong Photography Club, Rhythm Club DOROTHY GRAYCE MCCANDLESS Bankers Clubg Girl Reservesg Cercle Francaisg Priestley Science Club, Treas.g Pro and Cong Pinafore g Pickles JOHN W. MCCANN Service Clubg Biology Cluog Priestley Science Clubg Rhythm Club ROW 2 lVlARIE ELIZABETH MELEG Tiger Cub Staffg Bankers Clubg Rhythm Club J. ERNEST MICHAEL Student Councilg Class Vice President: Hi-Yg Rhythm Club RoY M. MILLER Class President, Student Councilg Bank- ers Clubg Hi-Y, Treas.g National Honor Societyg Senatus Romanusg Pro and Cong Pep Clubg Dramatic Clubg Rhythm Clubg Stage Crew, Mgr.g 4'Green Lig'ht g Four Letter Man g The Young Idea ALICE MARIE lVl1TCHELL Class Vice Pres.g Student Councilg Tiger Cub Staffg Ushers Clubg Dramatic Clubg Rhythm Club WINII-'RED GAIL MITCHELL Junior Red Crossg Girl Reservesg Sena- tus Romanusg Cercle Francaisg 1940 Handbook. ROW 3 JEANNE THELMA MOLTZEN Girl Reservesg Priestley Science Club, Pinafore g Pickles g Pied Piper g Four Letter Man g The Young Idea g Rhythm Club DONALD W. MIIMFORID Ass't Home Room Leaderg Hi-Yg Priest- ley Science Clubg Pied Piper g Mika- dovg Pickles g Pinafore g Rhythm Club RAY D. MURPHY CLARENCE PHILIP PENCE HARRY ROBERT PETERS Vocational Arts Clubg Pro and Cong Dramatic Clubg Rhythm Clubg Football ROW 4 MURIEL JEAN PHILLIPS Class Secretaryg Tiger Cub Staffg Na- tional Honor Societyg Girl Reservesg Ushers Club, Pres., Sec'y, Treas.g Bank- ers Club, Treas.g Senatus Romanus, Treas.g Cercle Francais, Vice Pres.g Priestley Science Clubg Pro and Con, Sec'yg Photography Clubg H.M.S. Pina- fore g Rhythm Club WANDA HELEN PODBIELSKI Ass't Home Room Leader, Tiger Cub Staffg The Young' Idea g Henpecked Husband g Rhythm Club LAWRENCE WILLIAM REED Rhythm Club ALAN LOUIS RICHARD Class PreS.g Class Vice Pres.g Ass't Home Room Leader, Hi-Y, Pres., Vice Pres.g National Honor Societyg Service Clubg Senatus Romanusg Cercle Fran- caisg Biology Clubg Pro and Cong Rythm Club, Pres., Vice Pres. VIRGINIA MAY ROBBINS Girl Reservesg Senatus Romanusg Rhythm Club ROW 1 RAYMOND ROBERT Ross Ass't Home Room Leaderg Tiger Cub Staffg Service Club CLARA RUTTENBERG Junior Red Crossg National Honor So- cietyg Senatus Romanus, Sec'yg Cercle Francaisg Priestley Science Clubg Pro and Cong Pickles'lg t'H.M.S. PinafOre g Rhythm Club EsTHER JFANNE SANDERS Rhythm Club ANNA MARIE SCHWEIGER Girl Reservesg Senatus Romanusg Cercle Francaisg Priestley Science Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Clubg Rhythm Club RUTH E. SHEE Rhythm Club ROW 2 DOROTHY J. SHROADS Class Pres.g Class Vice Prcs.g National Honor Societyg Ushers Clubg Pro and Cong The Young Ideaug Rhythm Club WILLIAM WOODROW SHUSTER MERTON H. SMITH Biology Clubg PI'iestley Science Clubg Pro and Cong Pep Club VELMA JEAN SMITH Pied Piper g Pick1esl'g t'H.lVl.S. Pina- fore g Rhythm Club JOsEPH STANLEY SOKOL ROW 3 NORMA PAULINE STANLEY Junior Red Crossg Girl ROS9l'V9S, Vice Pres.g Biology Clubg Priestley Science Clubg Pro and Cong Dramatic Clubg Rhythm Club WILLIAM I. STEED Biology Club, Seclyg Photography Clubg Football Managrcrg Baseball WILLIAM JOHN STONE, JR. Student Councilg Hi-Yg National Honor Socictyg Senatus Romanusg Priestley Science Clubg Photography Clubg Pro and Cong Tiger Sales Representative JOHN A. SUGAR Service Clubg Golf JOHN WILSON THONEN Hi-Yg Biology Clubg Priestley Science Clubg Photography Club ROW 4 BRUNO VINCENT TIMPANO Junior Red Crossg Biology Clubg Priest- ley Science Clubg Rhythm Club PAUL E. TRENSCHEL Class Treas.g Bankers Club, Pres.g Hi-Yg National Honor Societyg Service Clubg Pro and Con, Pres.3 Rhythm Club GENA RACHEL TUNNO Tiger Cub Staff, Sec'yg Junior Red Crossg National Honor Societyg Senatus Romanusg Cercle Francaisg Tiger Staffg 1940 Handbook ETHEL IRENE VEKASY Ass't Home Room Leaderg National Honor Societyg Girl Reservesg Senatus Romanusg Cercle Francaisg Pro and Con SOPHIA VINCH Junior Red Crossg Girls' Athletic Leaders Clubg Rhythm Club ROW 1 MERLE LEROY WAGONER Student Councilg Ass't Home Room Leaderg Bankers Club: Service Clubg Biology Clubg Priestley Science Clubg Rhythm Club HELEN MARIE WIGLEY Junior Red Crossg Rhythm Club FANNY SANDRA WOLFSON Bankers Clubg Senatus Roman- usg Cercle Francaisg Priestley Science Clubg lVIikadO g Pickles g I-l.M.S. Pinaforeug Rhythm Club ROW 2 DOROTHY ALMEDA WOODS Tiger Cub Staffg Pied PipeI 'g Rhythm Club MARY ELIZABETH ZELL Bankers Clubg Senatus Roman- usg Biology Club: Priestley Science Club ROMAN PETE ZOMBECK Rhythm Club ROBERT E. EBELACKER KNO Photo! JEANNE CATHERINE GEORGE QNO Photoj cinuafzbu jim 51 ALEX AKACSOS-Quiet, musical, shyg Just one swell guy. BERNICE ALTSMAN-Intellectual and gay: SOmeOne's stenographer some day BONNALEA ALWINE-Bashful and sereneg Seldom heard but Often seen. WILLIAM ANDERSON-On his trumpet pretty hotg He's got something we have not EDITH AQlllNO-Wltty', mischievous, gayg n Happy-go-lucky that's her way. JEAN ATTISANO-A miss with vitality plus personality Also mentality plus regality. OLIVE BARROW-She's kind, sincere, and true: And too, she's never blue. EUGENE BELKOWSKI-A fun-loving creatureg Chaplin's his teacher. LOUISE BELL-Ch661'f11l type of soulg Cute giggle, never droll. DELBERT BERRESFORD-Our Deb is an amusing mang Good-natured and a hunting fan. CLARENCE BONANNI-Example of an industrious lady The best to be had. BLANCHE BRENDEL-She's kind, friendly, easy-going: Someone that's really worth knowing. MELVA BROOKS-A musical lass with intellectg Her aim-an architect. ELEANOR BROWN-A pleasant smile with power to beguile. WALTER BUSHLESS-On the Hawaiian guitar he's a wiz g Laurels and applause are his. RUTH CAMPBELL-A sincere and bashful blondeg Of dancing she is fond. THOMAS CAMPBELL-A teaseg sometimes a pestg Tom never lacked a lot of zest. WILLIAM CARPENTER--Friendly, fun-loving, a regular guy' Easy going-we all know why. 3 ROSALIND CAsC1ATo-Faithful, kind, and never blueg She'll do anything you ask her to do. ALFRED CHAPPELL-AH easy-going steady chapg Always good when he's taking a nap. JANET CLARK-One sprightlier you'd never meetg At dancing she couldn't be beat. RUTH CLEVELAND-Now this is the truthg ' We think a lot of Ruth. SARA CLEVELAND-Her hearty laughter would shake a rafter. ERLANDA COCCO-Nothing is too good for Erlandag Someday she'll own a panda. CHARLES COGLIATI-Our jitterbug who can really cut the rug ELIZABETH COLEMAN-That twinkle in her eye Will always get her by. MARTHA DAVIS-Sincere to all she,ll always beg A better friend you'll never see. MARY DE BONA-Petite, cheerful, industriousg Sincere and sometimes serious. CARL DE LUCA-Carl's a carefree fellowg His absent slips were always yellow. ERNEST DE ROSE-His friends are manyg His foes-not any. BETTY EAZOR-She hardly ever missed a gameg Basketball, football-any you name. ROBERT EBELACKER-Indifferent toward his workg But pleasure he'd never shirk. FLORENCE EMERICK-Dimples, beautiful voiceg Some lucky manis choice. BERNARD FALLER-His original book reports Brought teacherls hasty retorts. ROBERT FIELDS-Mischievous deeds galoreg Deep study he did abhor. RICHARD FOWLOW-In Uncle Sam's navy he takes his post To him let's give a toast. GEORGE FRANZINI-Admirers we are of our basketball star BARBARA FUGINA-Sh9,S the bashful sortg You'll never find a better sport. JEANNE GEORGE-Likeable, sensible. shy: She hails from Brighton High. RAYMOND GEORGE-Fond of dancing-likes Uromancingfi JOHN GILCHRIST- Gilly,s the man about townug Nothing ever gets him down. JUANITA GIPsoN-Nice and neat, Pleasant being and sweet. JOHN GRABOWSKI-To football and choir he gave all his pow ei GEORGE GRAHAM-Handsome, carefree, gayg A movie hero someday. RICHARD GKECTO-JuSt the opposite of his twing NO matter what, he'll always win. ROBERT GRECO-Full of fun from dawn ,til day is done. MARY HAHN-Our 'ildastvalen lass who always had class, KENNETH HARRIS-We know there aren't many Who can drive just like Kenny. HERBERT HENDRICKSON-'6H9Fb,, was always happyg Sometimes slap-happy. JOHN HILL-His trumpet and a girl Kept Johnny in a whirl. JOHN HOLTOM-Quiet, but yet a tease g His locks were nothing at which to sneeze. EDWARD JANKOWSKI-A quiet lad was Edg He always meant just what he said. ANN JORDAN-Pretty eyes, a cute little noseg Ann is becoming in all of her clothes. WILLIAM JURY-His laugh was so amusingg Books weren't to his choosing. IRENE KASONIE-Jack Benny she'd belittle When Irene played on her fiddle. DALE KEMP-At the girls he liked to wink- An unusual sport we think. JOHN KEMPINSKI-Tall with wavy black hairg There'll be none like him anywhere. JOSEPH KINNEY-His studies came last, These three years past. JOE KNAPP-A handsome football herog A dependable leader-Joe. MARo1A LAMBERT-Swell pal and a lovable gal. DAVID LAWSON-He's cheerful, free. nice to knowg He'd make an ideal beau. HELEN LEWANDOSKI-Athletics was her diversiong To participate took no urgin'. JOHN LUTTON-A fine lawyer John would beg For he could argue in P. D. MARY MACRY-Pretty clothes and neatg For these she can't be beat. JAMES MARTIN--Of aviation he is fond- This quiet unassuming blonde. DOROTHY MCCANDLESS--A music teacher is her aimg Dot's jovial, peppy-always the same JOHN MCCANN-John was ever so carefree, A pleasanter one we ne'er did see. MARIE MELEG-Marie with the sparkling eyes is Cheerful, sincere and wise. ERNEST MICHAEL-Erniels a popular guy, But need you ask us Why ROY MILLER-A witty actor Royg A smooth dancer '?-oh, boy! ALICE lVII'1'CHELL--Alice was short, but short and sweetg Loved by all-she couldn't be beat. VVINIFKED lVi'lTCHELL-lW66k and studious is sheg A writer she hopes to be. JEANNE MOLTZEN-Attractive and always gayg Never seen any other way. DONALD MUMFORD-Don sings bassg The choir's his place. RAYMOND MURPHY-He drives a ritzy autog Be a friend to girls -his motto. CLARENCE PENCE-Conscientious, and to those in need, Lent a helping hand as his good deed. ROBERT PETERS-LiR6Ci,, likes his fung ls always on the runf' MURIEL PHILLIPS-Good-natured, attractiveg In school functions-very active. XVANDA PODBIELSKI-Oil stage-the wifeg The same in real life. LAWRENCE REED4Altho, Reedy blushes readily, He keeps plugging on quite steadily. ALAN RICHARD--OUT prexy for the last two yearsg To him we give three cheers. VIRGINIA ROBBINS-The girl with the blonde tresses And so many pretty dresses. RAYMOND Ross-He never had a word to say, But it's sometimes best to be that way. CLARA RUTTENHERG-Clara likes the best of thingsg Close to her heart good music clings ICSTHER SAUNDERS-When Esther smiles so dearly, We know it's done sincerely. ANNA M. SCHWEIGER-AHH3 Marie and her bike, Are a pair We'll always like. RUTH SHEE- Sheen was a pleasant lassg As a friend Shee'll easily pass. JOSEPH SoKoL-Behind his solemn air Joe's a real sport we're aware. DOROTHY SHROADS-SW6Qt and charming in her ways, She never seemed her voice to raise. Woonizow SHUSTER-The delight of all for one so small. lVlERTON SMITH-MGFtOH never received thanks For some of his unearthly pranks. VELMA JEAN SMITH-ThO, she isn't a kin of Kate, As her runner-up she does rate. PAULINE STANLEY-A keen imagination- A stenographer, her vocation. WILIJIAM STEED-Bill was our gigolog He knocked 'em for a row. JOHN STONE--A pharmacist is Jack's goal, He's already in it, heart and soul. JAMES SUGAR-Jim's nonchalant air is one of devil may caref' JOHN THONEN-Quietly he goes his way, Dependable, has little to say. BRUNO TIMPANO-Bruno plays the clarinet, Could he talk in class ?-you bet. PAUL TRENSCHEL-A treasurer eflicient, heg An accountant Paul hopes to be. GENA TUNNO-Gena's asset is her hair, She's pretty, brilliant, and debonaire. ETHEL VEKASY-Her personality exceeds even the kindness of her deeds SOPHIE VINCH-Always seems so cheerful and neat, Why-for these she can't be beat. NIERLE WAGONER- Olly towers above us allg His hearty laugh we'll all recall. HELEN WIGLEY-Helen often fell in-fell in what? Love, of course-tut! tut! FANNY WOLFSON-Fanny had style-all the while. DOROTHY WOODS-Pretty, curly, red-her hair, Shy, a faithful friend so rare. MARTHA ZELL-Of cares she had none 3 Her chores always done. ROMAN ZOMBECK-Short and snappy, this nice chap knew Every section of our map. magma.. fi 93 gwww' 55125 50555022 :XDVISER MR. BLAIR ELLSWORTH POWELL Presfident LEO Ross Vice P1'eside11Lt ELIZABETH KNOTTS S6C7'Cfl1l'-U JOSEPHINE WINOGROCKA T1'eas2a1'e1' ROW 1 GWEN ALLIS Priestley Science Clubg The Lucky Jade g Pep Clubg Rhythm Clubg Tiger Sales Representativeg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club RALPH LYLE ALTMEYER AsS't Home Room Leaderg Service Club: Rhythm Clubg Tiger Sales Representa- tiveg Football HARRY KEITH ANDERSON Pro and Cong Rhythm Club DOROTHY M. AUSTIN AsS't Home Room Leaderg Junior Real Crossg Rhythm Club HELEN R. BARDOCZ Girl Reservesg Rhythm Club ROW 2 lWARGARET B. BARFKNECHT Tiger Cub1.Stai'fg Biology Club, Treas.g Bankers Clubg t'H.M.S. Pinafore g Rhythm Club MARCELLE ELAINE BARSHADY Bankers Clubg Girl Reservesg Rhythm Club ROBERT CLAIRE BEILING Rhythm Club CLARA M. BENDER Tiger Cub Staffg Girl Reservesg Pro and Cong Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Lead- ers Clubg t'Pied Piper g H.lVl.S. Pina- fore. HARRY BERRIGAN Commercial Clubg Rhythm Club ROW 3 FRED P. BONACCI LAWRENCE E. BOOK Service Clubg Rhythm Club GEORGE V. BOYLE, JR. Student Councilg National Honor Socie- tyg Cercle Francaisg Priestley Science Clubg Dramatic Clubg Henpecked Hus- bandng t'Goingr on Seventeenng Tiger Staff ESTHER BELLE BRICKNER JOHN FALLER BROOKS ASS't Home Room Leaderg Hi-Yg Priest- ley Science Club, Sec'yg The Henpecked Husbandi' f Say: Y 939' ROW 4 FRANK RAYMOND BROWN Rhythm Clubg Footballg Basketball JAMES EDGAR BRUNER Butler High School ll'lARY ELLEN BUTGHER PinafOre 3 'tThe Lucky Jade NORMA RUTH CALHOUN Tiger Cub Staifg Junior Red Crossg Girl Reservesg Rhythm Club JOSEPHINE A. CAMPESE Biology Club ROW 1 JOHN B. CARADA FRANCES T. CASCIATO Rhythm Club, Girls' Athletic Leaders Club I+ STHER CASEY HAZEL V. CHAPMAN Rhythm Club eff! WILLIAM H. CLARK Student Council, Vice Pres., Ass't Home Room Leader, Junior Red Cross, Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Four Letter Man , The Lucky Jade , Stage Crew, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Rhythm Club, Tiger Sales Representa- tive, Tiger Staff ROW 2 LARCENIA REBECCA CLECKLEY BERNICE GAIL COAST Ass't Home Room Leader, Junior Red Cross, Rhythm Club, National Honor Society GEORGE F. COMPTON Hi-Y, Service Club: lro and Con, Rhythm Club MARGARET LUCILLE CONKLIN VVarren G. Harding High School, War- ren, Ohio RUTHE COULTER Class See'y, Ass't Home Room Leader, Tiger Cub Staff, Gi1'l Reserves, Ushers Club, Pro and Con, Dramatic Club, See'y, Pied Piper , Pickles , t'Hen- peeked Husband , 'tThe Lucky Jaden, Going on Seventeenn, Pep Club, Cheer- leader, Girls, Athletic Leaders Club J ROW 3 REX CRAWFORD Bankers Club, Hi-Y, Cercle Francais, Vice Pres., Baseball ' HELEN L. CRIPI-A Rhythm Club, Girls' Athletic Leaders Club l'lTHEL lllAE CRUMRINE Ass't Home Room Leader, National Honor Soeietyg Pro and Con, Rhythm Club NORMA JEAN CUMBERLEDGE Junior Red Cross, Girl Reserves, Sena- tus Romanus, Cercle Francais, Priestley Science Club, Rhythm Club, t'Going on Seventeen THEODORE CARL CUMBERLEDGE Hi-Y, Biology Club, Rhythm Club ROW 4 JOSEPH T. CUNNINGHAM Photography Club, Rhythm Club ZIGGY CZARNECKI Football, Basketball KATHERINE D'ANGELO Student Council, See'y, Ass't Home Room Leader, Junior Red Cross, Rank- ers Club, Girl Reserves, Pres., National Honor Society, Ushers Club, Biology Club: Dramatic Club, Henpeeked Hus- band , The Young Idea , 'tGoing on Seventeen , Rhythm Club, Tiger Staff OLGA DANYLA Rhythm Club, Girls' Athletic Leaders Club MONA DAVIS Rhythm Club ROW 1 ARNOLD DE GEORGE Junior Red Cross: National Honor So- cietyg Priestley Science Club HOWARD D. DAVIS EMMA DE MARIA Rhythm Club ARCHIE W. DENNIS Student Councilg Ass't Home Room Leaderg Bankers Clubg Hi-Y, Gospel Teamg Cercle Francaisg Pro and Cong Pep Club, Vice Pres., Pres., Head Cheer- leaderg Rhythm Club ALICE IRENE DEWHIRST Tiger Cub Staffg Biology Clubg Rhythm Club ROW 2 ROYCE R. DEYBER Bankers Clubg Tiger Cub Staff, Sec'y3 Hi-Yg The Henpecked Husbandng Dra- matic Club DINOS G. DICKOS Student Councilg Ass't Home Room Leaderg National Honor Society, Sena- tus Romanusg Cercle Francaisg Pep Clubg Rhythm Clubg Tiger Staff DOROTHY DIXON Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club DOROTHY FAE DUNCAN Ass't Home Room Leaderg Bankers Clubg Junior Red Crossg Girl Reservesg Rhythm Club, H.M.S. Pinafore PATRICIA EILEEN EALES Bankers Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Nation- al Honor Societyg Rhythm Clubg Tiger Sales Representative ROW 3 ANTHONY J. FACCILIO Hi-Y, Rhythm Clubg Tiger Sales Rep- resentative IMARY RUTH FETTER Tiger Cub Staffg Bankers Club, Nation- al Honor Societyg Biology Club, Treasg Rhythm Clubg Tiger Staff PETER PAUL FERRARIO Ass't Home Room Leader, Junior Red Crossg Hi-Yg Rhythm Club MARTIN F. FLAHERTY IRVIN G. FORSYTHE Hi-Yg Priestley Science Club, Vice Pres., Pres., Pickles g Pinafore g The Lucky Jade , Pep Clubg Rhythm Club ROW 4 FRANK E. FOX Ass't Home Room Leaderg Hi-Y HELEN NATALIE FRAZIER Class Sec'yg Tiger Cub Staff, Ass't Home Room Leader, Girl Reserves, Na-A tional Honor Society, Cercle Francais, Pro and Cong Girls' Athletic Leaders Clubg Tiger Staff RUTH C. FRAZIER Ass't Home Room Leader 5 Bankers Clubg Girl Reserves, Treas.g National Honor Societyg Pro and Cong Rhythm Club, Sec'y, Treas.g Girls' Athletic Leaders Club DOROTHEA HELEN FRIEDRICH Girl Reserves WILLIAM A. FREED Biology Clubg Future Farmers of America ROW 1 ANN JACQUELINE FRUMAN Girl Reservesg Rhythm Club THOMAS W. FRY Hi-Y, Inner Circleg Vocational Arts Club, Pres.g Rhythm Clubg Stageg Color Guard HELEN FRANCES FUNKHOUSER Tiger Cub Staffg Tiger Sales Represen- tativeg Tiger Staff ROBERT THOMAS GAHLES RUTH GAVAN Cercle Francais ROW 2 JANE IRENE GLAAB New Brighton High School JUNE MARIE GOULDSBARRY Girl Reservesg Rhythm Club STEPHEN ANDREW GUMAN WILLIAM THOMAS HADDAD Student Councilg Bankers Clubg Hi-Yg National Honor Societyg Priestley Science Clubg Pro and Cong Rhythm Clubg Going on Seventeenng Tiger Sales Representativeg Football FRED HAHN ROW 3 DOROTHY MABLE HALL Rhythm Club JEANNE L. HARTMAN Junior Red Crossg Girl Reservesg Priest- ley Science Clubg Pro and Con, t'Pick1es g Pinafore g The Lucky Jade g Pep Clubg Rhythm Clubg Tiger Sales Representative LELAND D. HEPLER Bankers Club MERLE O. HITCHIN NAOMA RUTH HOCANSON Tiger Cub Staffg Bankers Clubg Junior Red Crossg Girl Reservesg Biology Clubg Rhythm Clubg Tiger Staff ROW 4 ALFRED HODGE JOHN JOSEPH HOPPER Hi-Yg Rhythm Clubg Photography Club NORA MARY ISAAC Student Councilg Cercle Francaisg Pro and Cong Rhythm Club JENNY MARIE JAROS Girls' Athletic Leaders Clubg Rhythm Club PATRICIA ANN JEROME Junior Red Crossg Girl Reservesg Pro and Cong Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club ROW 1 SUSIE JOHNSON Rhythm Club VIRGINIA JOHNSON Tiger Cub Staff: Girl Reservesg Ushers Clubg Senatus Romanusg Cercle Fran- caisg Rhythm Club JOHN KASONIE Service Club HILTON G. KLEIN Future Farmers of America FRANK E. KNAPP Student Council, Pres.g National Honor Societyg Football ROW 2 SARKBFZEIZTAEEKISIQO T Cl ecyg sslt Ie Oom e 3 gapron' al on r ' ' e, . , erclc Pgikicais, Rhyt m Cl bg Girls' Athletic Leaders Clubg Tiger aff BLANCHE P. KONDRACKI WASSEL KOSYLO MARTHA JEAN KRAMER Biology Clubg Pep Clubg Rhythm Club SARA JANE LANCASTER Biology Clubg Rhythm Club ROW 3 CAROLYN LA ROCCA Girl Reservesg Pro and Cong Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club MARY LOU LAWTON Tiger Cub Staffg Bankers Clubg Biology Clubg Rhythm Club VINCENT C. LESINSKI National Honor Society VIRGINIA FLORENCE LESLIE Rhythm Club JOHN G. LORIMER Ass't Home Room Leaderg Tiger Cub Staff, Presg Hi-Y, Vice Pres.g National Honor Societyg Dramatic Club, Pres.g Henpecked Husbandng Going: on Sev- enteen g Tiger Staff ROW 4 RUTH J EANNE LOUGHRIDGE Junior Red Crossg Tiger Cub Staffg Na- tional Honor Societyg Bankers Clubg Girl Rescrvesg Rhythm Club MIRIAM RUTH MCCALL Tiger Cub Staffg Girl Reservesg Cerele Francaisg Priestley Science Clubg Pro and Cong PinafOre g t'The Lucky Jade FOSTER MCCARL Student Councilg Hi-YQ Senatus Roman usg Cercle Francaisg Priestley Science Clubg Pro and Cong Footballg Tiger Staff THEODORE R. MCCLAIN Vocational Arts Clubg Photography Clubg Rhythm Club MARTHA LOUISE MCCLANE Student Councilg Tiger Cub Staffg Jun- ior Red Crossg Girl Reservesg National Honor Societyg Biology Clubg Girls' Ath- letic Leaders Club ROW 1 FRED B. MCCORMICK Junior Red Crossg Tiger Cub Staff, Bi- ology Clubg Priestley Science Club: Pho- tog'1 apherS Clubg Tiger Staff JOHN MCISAAC, JR. Hi-Yg Biology Clubg Priestlcy Science Clubg Pro and Cong Photographers Clubg Dramatic Clubg t'The Young Idea g Rhythm Club PAUL M. MCKEE Bankers Clubg Tiger Cub Staffg Hi-Yg Football 3 Basketball 3 Baseball JAMES WILLIAM MACKENZIE Future Farmers of America, Pres. ROBERT NORMAN MCKENZIE Ass't Home Room Leader, Bankers Clubg Hi-Yg National Honor Society: Cercle Francaisg Biology Club, Dramat- ic Clubg Pickles g Pinafore g The Lucky Jade g Rhythm Club ROW 2 DONALD HERBERT MCMURDY Baldwin High School, Birmingham, Mich.g Bankers Clubg Hi-Yg National Honor Society, Priestley Science Club, Basketball, Baseball ALBERT MACIOCE J Football, Basketball HARRY D. MANCING Hi-YQ Biology Club IRMA J. MANNERINO Biology Clubg Activities Orchestrag Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club, Social Chairman JOHN ALBERT MANZETTI ROW 3 FRANCES MARSH Bankers Clubg Biology Clubg Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club DOROTHY M. MARX J ior Red ossi 'rl Reser esg Priest- l i c lub' 1 bg Girls' A 1 der l b ANNA LOUISE MECKLING Rhythm Club, Girls' Athletic Leaders Club SUSAN MERRIMAN Girl Reserves, Sec'yg Ushers Club: Sen-- atus Romanusg Ccrcle Francaisg Rhythm Clubg Dramatic Clubg The Henpecked Husband g Going on Seventeen , Book- holder JAMES R. MILLER Biology Club, Vice Pres.g Rhythm Club ROW 4 LENA MORELLI Rhythm Club JOHN W. MORGAN Vocational Arts Club GEORGE E. MURPHY Student Councilg ASs't Home Room Leader, Junior Red Crossg Dramatic Club HOWARD -NEIDLINGER Football LENORA MARY PAGANI , Rhythm Club, Girls' Athletic Leaders Club ROW 1 ANN AGNES PALAICH Junior Red Crossg Priestley Science Clubg Rhythm Club BARBARA PAULINE PALAICH Senatus Romanusg Priestley Science Clubg Rhythm Club JOHN PANOGOPOULOS Junior Red Crossg Hi-YQ Biology Club! Pro and Cong Photography Clubg Rhythm Clubg Four Letter Man g Tiger Day VIRGINIA LEE PARSONS Girls' Athletic Leaders Club, Pres. ANNA MARIE PETRUCHA Girl Reservesg Cercle Francaisg Priest- ley Science Clubg Rhythm Club ROW 2 ELIZABETH ANN PLETZ Rhythm Club ROSE MARIE POLESKI Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club MARY JANE POLIFRONI National Honor Societyg Senatus Ro- manusg Pro and Cong Rhythm Club: Girls' Athletic Leaders Clubg Tiger Stall' HELEN A. POPIK Rhythm Club PHYLLISS GAYNELE POTTS Tiger Cub Staffg Rhythm Clubg Activi- ties Orchestrag Girls' Athletic Leaders Club ROW 3 ELLSWORTH JOSEPH POWELL Class Pres.g Hi-Y, Vice Pres., Prcs.g National Honor Societyg Senatus Ro- manusg Cercle Francaisg Biology Clubg Henpecked Husbandng Going on Sev- enteen g Pep Clubg Rhythm Club JOSEPH PRIMERANO Student Councilg Ass't Hon Ro n MARY E. PROVENZANO Girl Reservesg Rhythm 1 nastic Exhibition CHESTER W. PRZYBYS JOSEPHINE M. PULLEO Junior Red Crossg Girl Reservcsg Rhythm Club Leaderg Industrial Arts Clu ROW 4 MARGARET A. RADNOTHY Tiger Cub Staff GLEN H. REARICK, JR. Junior Red Crossg Hi-Y, Inner Circleg Prlestley Science Club DONNA JANE REID Girls' Athletic Leaders Club, Sec'y BILLIE BEE RHODES Girl Reservesg Ushers Clubg Senatus Romanusg Pro and Cong Rhythm Club CARL J. RHODES Hi-YQ Service Clubg Activities Orches- trag Biology Clubg Priestley Science Clubg Dramatic Clubg Mikado'lg Pied Piper g Pickles g I-l.M.S. Pinaforen w.. ROW 1 DALE H. RHODES MILDRED RUTH RICH CHARLES W. RICHARDSON Rhythm Clubg Football RUTH E. RICHARDSON Bankers Clubg Girl Reservesg Biology Club, Pres.g Tiger Sales Representative KATHRYN LOVENE RIDGEWAY Girl Reservesg Rhythm Club: Tiger Staff ROW 2 SADIE S. RIGGS WALTER RISTAU BERTHA MARGARITE ROHRMANN Junior Red Cross, Treas.g Bankers Clubg Rhythm Club BEATRICE ROSENBERG Pro and Cong Rhythm Club BARBARA JEAN ROSER Senatus Romanusg Pep Club: Rhythm Club ROW 3 BETTY JANE ROSER Rhythm Club DELORES JUNE ROSS Bankers Clubg Biology Club: Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club LEO F. Ross Class Vive Pres.g Bankers Clubg Nation- al Honor Society: Rhythm Clubg Foot- ballg Basketballg Baseballg Golf ZELDA FAYE ROUSH Junior Red Crossg Rhythm Club ROBERT WILLIAM ROWE ROW 4 CARL CHARLES RUDI EUGENE T. RUMISEK Hi-Yg Tiger Sales Representative ALICE ELIZABETH RUSSELL Cercle Francaisg National Honor Socie- tyg Priestley Science Clubg Rhythm Club ESTHER HENRIETTA SARVER Junior Red Crossg Girl Reservesg Cercle Francais HAZEL SCHAUBHUT Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club ROW 1 IRENE CLARA SCHEEL Bankers Clubg Tiger Cub Staffg Biology Clubg Pickles g Pinafore g Rhythm Club LEO SCHEELER VIRGINIA M. SCHROEDER Girl Reservesg Ushers Clubg Cercle Francaisg Priestley Science Clubg Pro and Cong Pep Club, Cheerleader: Rhythm Clubg Dramatic Clubg Going on Seventeenug Tennis GABRIELE LOUISE SCHROTH DOROTHY G. SCRIVO Rhythm Club ROW 2 BENNY E. SHANER NANCY ANNE SIPE Student Councilg Tiger Cub StaHg Girl Reservesg National Honor Societyg Ush- ers Clubg Senatus Romanusg Cercle Francaisg Pro and Cong Rhythm Clubg Tiger Staff FREDRICKA K. SMITH Student Councilg Junior Red Cross, Treas.g Bankers Clubg Girl Reservesg Ushers Clubg Cercle Francaisg Pro and Cong Rhythm Club PAUL ELMER SMITH, JR. Ass't Home Room Leader WILLIAM G. SMITH Football ROW 3 SYLVIA M. SNYDER Bankers Clubg Rhythm Clubg Girls' Ath- letic Leaders Club IRA L. SOLOMON Service Club, Vice Pres.g Rhythm Club DONALD A. SPAGNOLA Student Councilg Basketball Manager FRANCES JEANNE STANYARD Biology Clubg Commercial Clubg Rhythm Club MARJORIE LOUISE STONE Student Councilg Ass't Home Room Leaderg Junior Red Crossg National Honor Societyg Girl Reserves, Social Chairmang Ushers Club,' Vice Pres., Pres.g Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club, Vice Pres.g- Tiger Staff ROW 4 SYLVIA C. STROHM Girl Reservesg Rhythm Club xl All J I 1 ANNA MARIE STUBLER Girl Reserves WILBUR REGIS TEAPOLE Hi-Yg Priestley Science Clubg Club RUTH MARGARET TENNANT Tiger Sales Representative EUGENE C. THOMPSON Rhythm ROW 1 MELBA JEAN TOTERA Ass't Home Room Leaderg Girl Reservesg Senatus Romanusg Cerclc Francais: Priestley Science Clubg Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club DOROTHY TOWNSEND Tiger Cub Staffg Girl Reservesg Rhythm Clubg Pep Club, Sec'y-Treas. EVELYN PATRICIA TRESS Girl Reservesg Pro and Cong The Lucky Jade g Going: on Seventeenng Pep Clubg Rhythm Club ALBENO TRYBONE Tiger Cub Staffg Photography Clubg Rhythm Clubg Basketball Mgr. EDITH JEAN TURCONI Cercle Francaisg Priestley Science Clubg Rhythm Clubg Girls' Athletic Leaders Club ROW 2 WALTER MARTIN VAIL Pro and Cong Rhythm Clubg Basketball HARRY F. VULTANSKI ALMA ELIZABETH WAHL Biology Clubg l'Pickles g H.M.S. Pina- fore g Rhythm Club JEAN WASIECKA Rhythm Club J ERALDINE LAVERNE WATTERSON Pinafore g Rhythm Clubg Girls' Ath- letic Leaders Club ROW 3 LILLIAN JEAN WEAGLY Tiger Cub Staffg Biology Club: Rhythm Club, Sec'yg Girls Athletic Leaders Clubg Tiger Staff JOSEPH WEATHERLY National Honor Society ELIZABETH V. WEIss Student Councilg Ass't Home Room Leaderg National Honor Societyg Pina- fore g Tiger Sales Representativeg Tiger Staff WILLIAM H. WELTNER Student Council, Pres.g Hi-YQ Cercle Francaisg Priestley Science Clubg Pro and Cong Going on Seventeenng Foot- ballg Basketballg Baseball HELEN PATRICIA WHITE Rhythm Club ROW 4 RAYMOND WILLIAMS Future Farmers of America GERALDINE L. WILLS JOSEPHINE A. WINOGROCKA Class Treasurerg Bankers Clubg Na- tional Honor Society RUTH CAROLINE WINTER Bankers Clubg Tiger Cub Staffg Rhythm Club GRACE EVELYN WITHERSPOON Tiger Cub Staffg National Honor Socie- tyg Rhythm Club ROW 1 LEATHA MAE WOLF Girl Reservesg Pro and Cong Rhythm Club HENRY C. WONDOLKOWSKI ROW 2 BETTY JANE WONNER Rhythm Club EDWARD J. WYszOM1ERsK1 Junior Red Cross ROW 3 RUTH ALBERTA YOH0 Bankers Clubg Girl Reservesg ology Club Aqu- MEDARD JOHN ZALUSKA ROW 4 DOROTHY MAE ZINKHAN Girl Reservesg Rhythm Club una uofafionz GWEN ALLIS- Oh, the world's running over with joy. RALPH ALTMEYER- All mankind loves a lover. KEITH ANDERSON- Ambition has no risks. DOROTHY AUSTIN- The noblest mind the best contentment knows. HELEN BARDOCZ- A penny for your thoughts. MARGARET BARFKNECHT--HCh3St6 words proceed still from a bashful mind. MARCELLE BARSHADY- Blushing is the color of virtue. ROBERT BEILING- The greatest clerks have not been the wisest men. CLARA BENDER- Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. HARRY BERRIGAN- The wrong way always seems the more reasonable' FRED BONACCI-- We are young, and we are friends of time. LAWRENCE BOOK- The great mind knows the power of gentlenessf, GEORGE BOYLE- Good to be merrie and wise. ESTHER BRICKNER- Let knowledge grow from more to more. JACK BROOKS- The more the merrierf' 7 FRANK BROWN- All is well that ends well. JAMES BRUNER- Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice. MARY BUTCHER- Silence is golden. NORMA CALHOUN- The very flower of youth. JOSEPHINE CAMPESE-IKHGF eyes are homes of silent prayer. JOHN CARADA- His cares are now all ended. FRANCES CASCIATO- Dare to be true. ESTHER CASEY- Silence more musical than any song. HAZEL CHAPMAN- A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. WILLIAM CLARK-:AAS merrie as the day is long. LARCENIA CLECKLEY- Better late than never. BERNICE COAST-SKHQF ways are ways of pleasantnessf' GEORGE COMPTON-- HOW far that little candle throws his beam. lVlARGARET CONKLIN- Little said is soonest mended. RUTHE COULTER- But to see her was to love her. REX CRAWFORD---HFOI' manners are not idle, but fruit of loyal nature. HELEN CRIPPA- Little friends are great friends. ETHEL CRUMRINE-Hshe was as good as she was fair. NORMA CUMBERLEDGE-'iNOthlHg is impossible to a willing heart. TED CUMBERLEDGE-IKMCH of few words are the best men. JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM- Variety is the mother of enjoymentf' ZIGGY CZARNECKI-IKKHOXV the way, pay the price, and keep the faith. KATHERINE D'ANGELO- With words we govern men. OLGA DANYLA- Youth is wholly experimental. NIONA DAVIS-KKWG are charmed by neatness of person. ARNOLD DEGEORGE-K'H6 knew what is what. HOWARD DAVIS- Let's talk of graves and worms and epitaphsf' EMMA DE MARIA- Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingersf' ARCHIE DENNIS- A public man of light and leading. ALICE DEWHIRST-'iTh8F9 is no wisdom like franknessf' ROYCE DEYBER- Look, then into thine heart and write. DINOS DICKOS- Wit and Wisdom are born with a man. DOROTHY DIXON-- Queen rose of rose- bud garden of girls. FAE DUNCAN- Lips Where smiles went in and out. PATTY EALES- A thing of beauty is a joy forever. ANTHONY FACCILIO-l'H6 speaketh not, and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. lWARY FETTER--HL6t thy attire be comely but not costlyf' PETE FERRARI0-UGOOd sense which only is the gift of heaven. MARTIN FLAHERTY- Man's fortunes are according to his painsf' IRVIN FORSYTHE- A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance? FRANK FOX- Either I will find a way, or I will make one. HELEN FRAZIER- Thou hast a charm to stay the morning star. RUTH FRAZIER- Whose bright eyes rain influence. DOROTHEA FRIEDRICH- Where words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain. WILLIAM FREED- Drinks the pure pleasure of the rural life. ANN FRUMAN-KKHGT voice was ever soft, gentle and low. THOMAS FRY- From our own selves our joy must flow. HELEN FUNKHOUSER- Good sense and good nature are nc-ver separated. ROBERT GAHLES- While thou livest, keep a good tongue in thy head. RUTH GAVAN- 'Tis good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood? JANE GLAAB- All things are ready if our minds be so? JUNE GOULDSBARRY- Life develops from within. STEVE GUMAN- Great things through greatest hazards are achieved. WILLIAM HADDAD- Nature ever yields reward to him who seeks it. FRED HAHN-'IAS a man thinketh in his heart, so is he. DOROTHY HALL-'iTh6 place is dignified by the doers deed. JEANNE HARTMAN- Measure your mind's height by the shade it casts. DALE HEPLER- The luck that I believe in, is that which comes with Work. MERLE HITCHIN-'iTh8T6 is no failure save in giving upf' NAOMA HOCANSON- 'Tis the mind that makes the body rich. ALFRED HODGE-i'Th6F6 is no shortcut to intellectual attainment. JACK HOPPER- For understanding was his mind. MARY ISAAC-'ishe never studied to be fairer than nature made her. JENNY JAROS- Mingle the starlight with your lives, and you will not be fretted about triflesf' PATTY J EROME-5 But little boats should keep near shore. SUSIE JOHNSON-HB6 the best of Whatever you are. VIRGINIA JOHNSON- The web of our life is of a mingled yarn. JOHN KASONIE- Before man made us citizens, Great Nature made us men. HILTON KLEIN- For brevity is very good when We are, or are not, understood. FRANK KNAPP--gKJUSt being happy is a fine thing to do. ELIZABETH KNOTTS- Wholesome as air and genial as the light. BLANCHE KONDRACKI- But what thou livest, live well. W ASSEL KOSYLO- Diligence is the mother of good fortune. MARTHA JEAN KRAMER- Give me the understanding heart. SARA LANCASTER- The language of a loving deed is understood by every heart. CAROLYN LA ROCCA- My thoughts today will become a part of my character. MARY LOU LAWTON- Loveliness needs not the foreign aid of ornament? CLARENCE LESINSKI- Thou didst thy best-that is success. VIRGINIA LESLIE- Things Worth having come high. JOHN LORIMER-UTh6 good I stand on is my truth and honesty. JEANNE LOUGHRIDGE- She has a voice of gladness and a smile. MIRIAM MCCALL- G00d alone is good, Without a name. FOSTER MCCARLiAlStY8Hgth of mind is exercise, not rest. THEODORE MCCLAIN- 'Tis the set of a soul that decides its goal. MARTHA MCCLANE- True eyes, the sweet soul shining through them. FRED MCCORMICK- What life does to us depends upon what life finds in us. JACK MCISAAC- I count life just a stuff to try the soul's strength on. PAUL MCKEE-KCOHS cannot always be a hero, But one can always be a manf' JAMES MACKENZIE- 'Tis the great gardener grafts the excellence on, winding where he Will. ROBERT MCKENZIE-6gTh8 mirror of all courtesy. DONALD MCMURDY-SKHQ gave the people all his best. ALBERT MACIOCE- HG hath a heart as sound as a bell. HARRY MANCING-KSFOF man is man and master of his fate. IRMA MANNERINO-K'Th9 music breath- ing from her face. JOHN MANZETTI-l'Sll6HC6 is the per- fectest herald of joy. FRANCES MARSH-CKFOT we that live to please must please to live. DOROTHY MARX-'KSh6 be pleasant and sweet to the sense. LOUISE MECKLING-iKTh9 endearing elegance of female friendship. SUE MERRIMAN- A rose as fair as ever saw the North. JAMES MILLER- For courtesy wins Women as Well as valor may. LENA MORELLI- Honest labor bears a lovely face. JACK MORGAN- Of manners gentle, of affections mild. GEORGE NIURPHY-HTl16 monuments of Wit survive the monuments of powerfl HOWARD NEIDLINGER-'iA back-friend, a shoulder clapperf' LENORA PAGANI-- S0ul deep eyes of darkest night. ANN PALAICH- Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. BARBARA PALAICH- That noble minds keep ever with their likes. JOHN PANOGOPOULOS-'iH9 was Wont to speak plain and to the purpose. VIRGINIA PARSONS- All that glitters is not gold. ANNA PETRUCHA- Nothing is, but thinking makes it so. ELIZABETH PLETZ- Silence is as deep as eternity. ROSE POLESKI- HOW sweet and fair she seems to be. MARY POLIFRONI- There is language in her eye, her cheek, her lip. HELEN POPIK- Little strokes fell great oaks. PHYLLISS POTTS- Small, but how dear to us. ELLSWORTH POWELL- lt is not enough to speak, but to speak true. JOSEPH PRIMERANO- The greater man, the greater courtesy. MARY PROVENZANO- What stronger breastplate than a heart untaintedf' CHESTER PRZYBYS- A friend is never known 'til man have need. JOSEPHINE PULLEO-'CHEF virtue, and the conscience of her Worth. MARGARET RADNOTHY--ul speak to thee in friendship's name. GLEN REARICK-'iVlFtuQ is the rootg Wealth, the tree. DONNA REID-'iAHd a very nice girl you'll find her. BEE RHOADES- She moves like a god- dess and she looks like a queen. CARL RHODES-UFT68 nobility is exempt from fear? DALE RHODES- AS upright as the cedar. MILDRED RICH- A light there is in every soul that takes the pains to Win it. CHARLES RICHARDSON - 'fWords a r e women, deeds are men. RUTH RICHARDSON-:Ashe is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. KATHRYN RIDGEWAY- Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. SADIE RIGGS- Think big and your deeds will grow. WALTER RISTAU-'6Wit will s h i n e through the harsh cadence of a rugged line. BERTHA ROHRMANN- Virtue is like a rich stone-best plain setf' BEATRICE ROSI-TNBERG- A merry heart goes all the day. BARBARA ROSER- She was a phantom of delight. BETTY ROSER- Old friends are best. DELORES ROSS- Solitude is to genius the stern friend. LEO ROSS- To strive, to seek, and not to yieldf' ZELDA ROUSH- Distinction without a differencef' ROBERT ROWE- Nothing is little to him who feels it with great sensi- bility. CARLO RUDI- His own character is the arbiter of everyone's fortune. EUGENE RUMISEK- His wit invites you with his looks to come. ALICE RUSSELL- The mildest manners, and the gentlest heart. ESTHER SARVER-HG6Htl9 in manner, firm in reality. HAZEL SCHAUBHUT- I have a heart with room for every joyfl IRENE SCHEEL- Smile and the world smiles with you. LEO SCHEELER-6gMOd9Stj' becomes a young man. VIRGINIA SCHROEDER- She looks as clear as morning roses, newly washed in dewf, GABRIELE SCHROTH-IKMY heart is true as steelf' DOROTHY SCRIVO-6iN0thlHg endures but personal qualities. BENNIE SHANER- Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. NANCY SIPE- As sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn. FREDRICKA SMITH- Soft as some song divine thx' story flows. PAUL SMITH- Plans and performsg resolves and executes. WILLIAM SMITH- The friends I seek are seeking me. SYLVIA SNYDER-UThy gentle voice my spirit can cheer. IRA SOLOMON- Speech is a faculty given man to conceal his thoughts. DONALD SPAGNOLA-i6HG was ever precise in promise-keeping. JEANNE STANYARD- Speech is humang silence is divine. MARJORIE STONE-HF3Sl'1lOIl6d so slenderly, young, and so fair. SYLVIA STROHM-K'MITth with thee I mean to live. ANNA MARIE STUBLER- Mixed reason With pleasure, and wisdom with mirth. WILBUR TEAPOLE- An affable and courteous gentlemanf' RUTH TENNANT- Discretion of speech is more than eloquence? EUGENE THOMPSON-IKHIS heart as far from fraud as heaven from earthf' MELBA TOTERA- Her smile Was prodigal of summery shine. DOROTHY TOWNSEND- Zealous, yet modest. EVELYN TRESS- Divinely tallg and most divinely fair. ALBENO TRYBONE- Of loyal nature, and of noble mind. EDITH TURCONI- Here's a heart for every fate. WALTER VAIL-iKB9hlDd a frowning providence he hides a shining face. HARRY VULTANSKI- Every man is the architect of his own fortune. ALMA WAHL- And keeps that palace of the soul serene. JANE WASEICKA- Fair words gladden so many a heart. JERALDINE WATTERSON- A tender heart, a will inflexible. LILLIAN WEAGLY- The music in my heart I bore long after it was heard no more. JOSEPH WEATHERLY-'K 'Tis good will makes intelligencef' BETTY WEISS-IKHGF ways are Ways of pleasantnessf' WILLIAM WELTNER- Healthy, free, the World before mef' HELEN WHITE- Patient of toilg serene amidst alarms. RAYMOND WILLIAMS- A grain of manhood. Sober, steadfast, and demuref' GERALDINE WILLS- My favored temple is an humblehheartfl JOSEPHINE WINOGROCKA- High erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. RUTH WINTER-'6Th61'9 is a garden in her face. GRACE WITHERSPOON- Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. LEATHA WOLF- The future I may face novv I have proved the past. HENRY WONDOLKOWSKI- The temple of our purest thoughts is silencef' BETTY WONNER- I would make reason my guide. EDWARD WYSZOMIERSKI- A good name is better than precious ointment. RUTH YOH0- Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. MEDARD ZALUSKA- He doth, indeed, show some sparks that are like wit. DOROTHY ZINKHAN- Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. r,,,?,,,,,Y,,,,',..7,,., . ' '-Y-wr 1 - -W BTV w l ,- ---- H As though mine image in the glass Should tawy when myself am gone. -Rossetti Cyfdiiiii 4 A CLASS 1583 Aiken, Jake Alexander, John Alford, Lelawill Anderson, Carl Andino, Thomas Barrett, Jewell Bates, Bernice Belloif, Dorothy Benden, Freida Berkowitz, Shirley Betke, Albert Blinn, Maxie Blum, VVylie Boggs, Joe Boyer, Glenda Boyle, Betty Brendel, Margaret Bruner, J ack Butcher, John Butler, Virginia Campbell, Nancy Carnelly, Harriet Carothers, Bette Clerici, Vivian Cline, Mary Virgin Comby, Steve ia Cunningham, Mary Jo Davis, Harry Dennis, Addie Dobbins, Elinor Dobbins, Ralph Dodds, Jane Doskocz, Henrietta Emert, Betty Fair, Margaret Farzo, Mary Farkas, Fred Fenchel, Mary Margaret Fillipelli, Matilda Fillipelli, Rose Goodnight, Donald Hahn, Robert Hardies, Albert Hayes, Mittia Heekathorne, Margaret Hinzman, Bettie Hites, Dorothy Hoffman, Nancy Hood, Clifton Jones, Frances Kaercher, John Kerr, Yvonne Keslar, Mary Elizabeth Lopez, Frances Lucini, Harold Lutton, Edith Macioce, Andrew McClain, William Maclean, VVilliam, Madden, Robert March, Harry McGarry, James Merriman, Virginia Mittica, Albert Murphy, Ruth Needham, Lois Neill, Helen Ohnezeit, Kenneth Orrico, Edith Owens, Vilette Patterson, Ross Perencevic, Jack Pettler, Joan Pitzer, Jane Poplawski, Stanley Popa, George Prawucka, Florentine Provenzano, Margaret Raftery, Clyde Reitzel, Rose Rewbridge, Marian Rhodes, Jean Rihely, Anna Ross, Gloria Searfoss, Clair Smakosz, Florence Smith, Malcolm Snair, Dawn Snowden, Edward Snyder, Sheryl Stancik, Agnes Stanyard, Lyle Sterrett, Deane Sydlik, Sophie Taylor, Howard Taylor, Marion Treiber, Dale Vestrocy, Mary Wallace, Dorothy Walsh, Delores Weiner, Madeline Weir, Eugene Weido, James Welsh, Dale Woodske, Paul Davidson, Don Lee, Ellen Reed, Ruth Yates: John Davidson, Shirley Lombardi, Asunda Rego, Andrew Z0D1b9Ck, Helen DAQCEZQ First Semester Second Semester Clair Searfoss President Clifton Hood Deane Sterrett Vice President Dean Sterrett Yvonne Kerr Secretary Jane Dodds Jean Rhodes Treasurer Jane Pitzer Li S ETS FIRST ROW :-Kathryn Ridgeway, Elizabeth Knotts, Helen Frazier, Ruth Frazier, Bee Rhoades, Dorothy Dixon SECOND ROW :-Jeraldine Watterson, Eugene Rumisek, Don McMurdy, Ted and Norma Jean Cum- berledge, Yvonne Kerr, Ruthe Coulter THIRD Row :-Jack Heath, Bill Clark, Sue Merriman, Martha McClane, Jean Rhodes, Alice Russell FOURTH ROW :-Billie Sergent, Betty Mark, John Mark, Harriet Carnelly, Lillian Weagly, Doro- thy Rebeske FIFTH ROW:-Leo Ross, Betty Weiss, Kenneth Ohnezeit and Mike Treiber, Caroline Rohrmann, Gwen Allis, Mary Isaac -4 ADVISER - Akacsos, Steve Albe1'ti, Henry Allen, Donald Allison, Ellsworth Altsman, James Amend, Juanita Ande1'son, June Anderson, Margaret Ande1'son, Maxine Anderton, Harold Annico, Wayne Appicci, Mary Arner, NVilliam Bailey, Betty Baker, Bartholomew Baker, Laurence Balmer, Virginia Balzer, Eugene Balzer, Francis Bardocz, Pearl Barrett, Henry Barrord, Vincent Beal, David Beatty, Mildred Bedo, Mary Beighley, Harry Belke, Mervin Bell, Robert Bender. Charles Bender, Edward Bender, Margaret Bentley, Ray Beresic, Paul Berresford, Kenneth Class T1 - MR. MATH!-:ws Betke, James Bieble, Catherine Biscella, Pauline Blagg, George Bonanni, Carl Bonanni, Eleanor Borghi, Victor Borsani, Vincent Borsani, Virginia Bowers, Howard Boyd, Robert Boyer, Donald Boyer, Mary Lois Breit, Martin Breznai, lrene Briancesco, Angelo Brown, Dorothy Mae Brown, Wilma Brozozowski, Hedwig: Bryant, Lois Buchanan, Betty Burhenn, Betty Burroughs, Beulah Butcher, Esther Cain, Samuel Caldwell, Dorothy Camp, Dan Camp, Nick Capan, Mary Carlson, Reed Cartwright, Dorothy Casciato, Fred Cinkowski, Pete Clearwater, Gertrude Ciotti, Genevieve Clerici, Guido Coates, Marjorie Cockfield, Elizabeth Cocco, Violet Colianni, Michael Collins, Margaret Compa, Eugene Ralph Conley, John Conley, Robert Coon, Philip Couch, Robert Cox, Betty Craft, Velmagene Crawford, Wayne Crowther, Lorraine Davidson, George Davis, Eugene Davison, Earl DeBona, Florence DeGeorg'e, Elmer DeLuca, Betty Dennison, Theodore DeVito, Mary Ebersberg'er, Margaret Eckhardt, Mary Ann Engeman, Cliiford Errett, Charlotte Estabrook, Dick Estermyer, John Evans, Jean Farber, Berley Ferra1'io, Calvin Ferrario, Victor Gaudio, Donald Flaherty, Kathleen Fleischman, John Foster, Robert Fox, John Frable, Paul Franzini, Joseph Fraser, Betty' Frederick, Faye Freund, Constance Friedrich, Eleanor Fulford, Harold Galizia, Joseph Galonski, Victoria Garland, Robert Garvin, Kenneth Gassman, Anna Mae Gerard, Dominic Gerson, Julia Glover, June Goddard, Emma Goll, Barbara Gossard, Arthur Graham, James Grillo, Mary Gregg, Betty Jane Grosetti, Lorraine Grossgrlass, Jeanne Grosgrlass, Thomas Gurski, Stella Lgffcazi President - Bill OU' Vice President EFUGSt P21tl301'1 Secretary Geraldine Wood Treasurer Raffle H3000 Class ll tc:ontinuedJ Gulland, Marilyn Guzzetti, Marco Haddad, Mary Haddad, Wilma Hage, Donald Hahn, Marjorie Hall, Doris Holoweika, Joseph Hamilton, Katherine Hamilton, Lois Hammer, Bobby Hammer, Margaret Hanna, James Harris, Robert Hayes, Kathleen Heath, Jack Henry, Fred Hilberg, William Holtom, Doris Hornacek, Anna Householder, Harold Huntington, Charles Hurbanek, Alec Inman, Dorothy Inman, E. Margaret Jankowski, Jane Jannuzi, Anita Lee Javens, Leonard Javens, Patsy Jennings, Ellen Johnson, Charles Johnson, Fred Johnston, Betty Jones, Winifred Kabat, Anna Kasparek, Charles Keiser, Thomas Kemp, Laurin Kendall, Norman Keneski, Lily Kincade, Harry Klein, Blanche Kolumban, Paul Kompa, Jane Kosylo, Anna Knapp, Landislaus Koleman, Edward Kraynie, Irene Krepps, Louis Kusnerik, Mary La Neve, John Lanigan, Virginia Laria, Marian Leidigzgh, Franklin Levenson, Norman Linzey, Jack Loeffler, Isabel Lopez, John Lougrhridge, Alice Love, Betty Jane Lowry, Carrie Mahon, William Mansell, Doris Marchak, Elizabeth Marchak, Joseph Mark, Betty Jean Martin, Marilyn Martsolf, Virginia Mathay, William Matthews, Richard Mathieson, Bernhard Massironi, Mario May, Marvin Mayers, Mary Jean McBride, Robert McCann, Betty McCarthy, Betty Olive Cihss ll fcondnuedb Milnes, Virginia Miloszewski, Edward Mitchell, Donald Montani, Louise Monza, Philip Moody, Gerl Mooney, Lois Moore, Leroy Moore, Patty Morelli, Eleanor Murphy, Robert Naberezny, Mary Nameth, Thomas Nelle, William Okon, Marcel Orak, Stanley Oram, James Platacz, Alice Poleski, Catherine Porto, Dorothy Prawucki, Irene Prosser, Marian Prothero, Doris Pruski, Francis Puchleitner, Henry Pullinger, Robert Racco, Elaine Racco, Raffic Radovic, Sam Raftery, Ralph Rainaldi, Mary Rebeske, Dorothy Reda, Lois Jean Reda, Ma1'shall McClain, Keith McClain, Donald McC1ung, Eugene McCormick, Ted McDanel, Howard McGee, Robert McKenny, Raymond McKinnis, Ray McLendon, James McQuillin, Thelma Meanor, Warren Meckling, Ruth Menzina, Lawrence Miklos, Elizabeth Miller, Edward Milnes, Fern Milnes, Louise Oravitz, Leonard Orr, William Pace, Frank Pace, Mary Pagani, Elsie Pander, Levada Parrish, Norma Patterson. Ruth Patton, Ernest Pawlow, Stephen Peterman, Dorothy Peters, Paul Petrie, George Pierce, Mary Emma Pilgrim, Raymond Pingatore, Jo Pisano, Joseph Reed, Robert Reese, Fred Rhoades, Olive Mae Rhodes, Hillis Richeal, Florence Richter, Jerry Riggle, Eva Jean Roby, Bernice Rohrmann, Alice Rohrmann, Carolyn Rall, Pauline Roney, Shirley Ross, William Russell, William Ruttenberg, Morris Saibene, Daniel Sakach, Nicholas Salyards, Merle Sanders, Flora Sarver, George Sche1'er, John Schmidt, Edwin Schnubel, Robert Schoemer, Edna May Schutte, Lavada Sehweiger, Anthony Sehwenk, Louise Sedgxewick, Dorothy Selby, Frank Sergrent, Billie Mae Shade, Clara Shanor, Phyllis Sheets, Everett Shellenbergrer, Roy Class 'Vlfcontinueczli Snowden, La Verne Snyder, Joseph Solomon, Sally Stanzcak, Jessie Steele, Joseph Steele, Ray Steiner, Francis Sternquist, Bernard Stewart, Arthur Struni, Carl Stump, Edwin Sullivan, Neale Summerfield, Edward Svetliek, Robert Swagrer, Harry Swartzlander, Eva M ae Sydlik, Stella Verga, Lawrence VVagoner, Donald Walton, Robert WVarren, Walter Watson, Jean Waxenfelter, Robert Weatherly, James VVeiss, Elmore VVeister, Melvin WVelsh, Wilbert VVest, Neal Whistler, Roy VVhitla, Edith VVilcox, Betty VVilliford, Mildred VVil1ner, William Wills, Iris Shenesky, Rose Shepherd, Samuel Sheridan, Jack Short, Thomas Takacs, Rose Taylor, Beverly Taylor, Willis Tkacik, Edward Shroads, Dick Shrum, Jack Silvestri, Bruno Slovak, Frances Smiley, Edward Smith, Charles Smith, Harold Smith, Jean Delores Smith, June Smith, William Smoot, Harriet Smoot, Richard Snedeker, Elaine Thellman, Mike Thompson, Betty Jane Thumm, Margaret Tigner, Louise Timpano, Josephine Totera, Francis Toth, Marjorie Townroe, Alice Trojanowski, Henry Tronzo, Joe Turnbull, Sara Underwood, Robert Veltri, Mickey Wilson, John NVinog:rocka, Olga 'Wood, Cecil Wood, Geraldine VVoods, Audrey YVudske, Herbert lVoodward, Doris VVooley, Clai1'e Wright, Robert Wylie, Thomas Wynn, Elizabeth Yoho, Vivian Yokel, Lois Yorke, John Young, Charlotte Young, Louise Young, Phyllis Zahn, Ruth Zingaro, James Adams, Robert Akacsos, Margaret Aken, Marjorie Alberti, Licia Alderette, Laurelle Altman, Virginia Anderson, G1'ace Aquino, Ralph Aumiller, Dorothea Balk, Edith Balph, Doris Balzer, John Barroni, Josephine Barry, Me1'le Barsottini, Joseph Baxter, Joan Beal, Hazel Belczyk, Anthony Bell, Thomas Belonzi, Charles Benden, Lyman Betke, Elizabeth Biro, Irene Bischoff, Wilbert Blair, Melvin Blazak, Albert Blinn, Donald Blinn, Rose Bogden, Thomas Boller, Betty Boller, Mary Boston, Catherine Boston, Hazel Bouldineg, Gloria Bradow, Donald Bradow, Jack Brandenberger, Jack Braun, George Breit, Freda Bricker, Loyal Brooks, Paul Class ADVISER - Miss FULLERTON Brown, Robert Brzozowski, Henry Burhenn, George Burns, Don Burson, Marjorie Caminite, Rosemary Campbell, Robert Carbone, Albert Carley, Julia Carlisle, John Carothers, Lenore Carlton, Doris Carr, Lillian Carson, Howard Carter, Warren Cartwright, Virginia Casassa, Wilfred Caughey, Robert Cerkovich, Thomas Chulak, Johanna Clark, David Cleary, Thomas Cockiield, Carrie Cole, Robert Colonna, Gloria Cooper, Dallas Cook, Mary Lu Copeman, Todd Cox, Everett Craft, Charles Crawford, Helen Crawford, June Croud, Earl Cummings, Earl Dainton, Martha Daniels, Jane Davis, Helen Davis, George Davis, Louise Davis, Jacob Dawson, Edna Dawson, Elbert DeAng'elis, Mark D'Angelo, Mary DeCianno, Lucy Demaduck, Nellie Demeter, Leslie Demorest, Charles Denton, Jack DeRose, Louis Dewhirst, Esther Dickos, Betty Dickos, James Dinello, Liberio Dodds, Betty Dodds, VVilliam Dougherty, Thomas Douglass, Geraldine Downie, William Doyle, Opal Dreher, Melda Drogus, Earl Duncan, James Earle, Doris Earley, LeRoy Eckhardt, Agnes Eckhardt, Richard Elak, Henry Ellis, Florence English, Claire Facciolo, Joseph Farber, Phyllis Fenchel, Dorothy Jean Feola, Lawrence Fields, Hershell Finney, Irene Firth, Charles Flaherty, Elaine Fliekner, Bonita Foster, VVilliam Franzini, Carlo French, Barbara JM. xjgv Frfeler, Homer Fritz, Dorothy Fry. Virginia Fugina, Edward Furman, Melvin Fulford, Lysle Gaehe, Barbara Galeo, Olga Garmany, Elizabeth Garrett, Thomas Gau,Q'ler, Richard Geary, William Gibson, Bette Gildner, Jean Gilkey, Shirley Gilleland, Lela Gillingham, Sally Gilmore, VVilliam Glaab, Raymond Glover, Betty Golmont, Anthony Gonnelly, Margaret Gordon, Harold Goschke, Paul Graff, Anna G1'ant, Elisha Greene, Thelma Greco, Edythe Griffiths, Richard Grillo, Adeline Groth, Norma ix, Class TO Ccontinuecib Grover, Jane Hahn, Paul Hall, Donald Halley, Edward Hamilton, Ruth Hammer, VVilliam Hargett, William Hartzell, John Hawkey, Harold Hayden, Eleanor Hayes, William Hayward, Wayne Henry, Helen Hepler, Eleanor Henoell, Edythe Herr, Grace Herrmann, Arthur Herrmann, YValter Hmiel, Stanley Holmes, Jean Horner, Robert Hornaeek, Anna Houp, Helen Hojak, Jane Huntington, Vivian Hutchinson, Merrylyn Hysell, Elmer Inman, John James, Jane -Iames, Louis Jaros, William Qdfficau President - - ,James Dickos Vice President Earl Cummings Secretary - Mary D'Angelo Treasurer Lenore Carothers Jenkins, Dora Mae Jennings, VVilma Jerome, Vincent Johnson, Pearl Johnson, Rex Jones, Hazel Jones, Parris Jones, Richard Jones, Robert Kaereher, Cecelia Karczewski, Edward Kaskalaviek, Monica Kasparek, Walter Katchmar, Martin Keefer, W'ilbert Kemp, Audrey Kennedy, Samuel Kerestes, Violet Kiess, Norma Jean King, Lois Kinney, Mary Lou Knepp, Dalph Knepp, Lee Knotts, VVilliam Kohl, Albert Kommer, Valerie Kopka, Edmund Krause, Sara Kretehman, Paul Kurtz, Vfinifred Kusnerik. Paul Lack, Walter Landsbach, Charlotte Landsbach, June Lane, Robert Lane, Viola LaNeve, Margaret Lanning, Kathryn Lanning, Vera LaRocca, John Lash, Paul Lawrence, Betty Jane Lawrence, John Lee, Stewart Leidigh, Margaret Lesley, Alice May Lesinski, William Lesnick, Dorothy Lewandowski, Lucille Linder, Bernard Linzey, Shirley Loeffler, Lorraine Class TO Ccontinucdb Manzetti, Virginia Margge, Eve Marlatt, Lois Mark, John Massey, Paul Means, Mervyn Medaglio, Frances Merriman, Janet Merryman, Melvin Metheny, John Miklavic, Dorothy Miller, Betty E. Miller, Betty Miller, Charles Miller, Paul Miller, Raymond Miller, Ruth Milnes, Alfred Mitchell, Thelma Moffett, Evelyn Molt, Melvin Pasarilla, Esther Patterson, Dolly Patterson, Virginia Paulson, Arthur Pengidore, Angeline Perkins, Betty Perrott, Ellen Phillips, George Piel, Mary Louise Pietrandrea, John Pietro, Charles Piffner, Jack Pisano, Angelina Pisano, Josephine Piuri, Charles Pletz, Albert Podbielski, David Popa, James Portman, Ann Porto, Charles Potts, Jacqueline Lothor, Dorothy McCandless, Addison McCandless, Betty McCammon, Ronald McClurg, Evelyn McClurg, Helen McDonald, Howard McGee, Margaret McGraw, June McKee, Belva McKenna, Harry MacKenzie, Margaret McKim, John McLendon, Emma Jean McMurdy, Richard Magee, Marjorie Magness, Louise Main, Harold Mammone, Catherine Mannion, Patricia Manzetti, Robert N N f , Molter, Kenneth Moore, Edward Moore, William Morar, Weslev Moravecky, Lillian Morelli, Alfred Morelli, Robert Morris, Max Mott, June Moye, Ernest Muder, Agnes Munnerlyn, Julia Muntean, George Nalepa, Anne Narvett, Lillian Nelle, Donald Newman, Henry Nusser, Albert Ohnsman, Jean Paif, Lawrence Palombo, Helen Powers, Arlene Price, Howard Primerano, Ralph Pryor, George Pullinger, William Radnothy, Elizabeth Ramsey, Fred Ramsey, James Ray, Lawrence Rearick, Mary Helen Reed, Melva Jena Reda, Dora Reisinger, Harry Renouf, Norma Reynolds, John Rich, Walter Richard, Dorothy Richardson, Emma Richeal, Marlyss Robinson, Richard Roby, Phyllis Roe, Pauline Ross, Fred Roth, Phyllis Roush, Dorothy Rouzer, W'illiam Ruby, Betty Rupert, James Rushton, Arthur Russell, Grace Sakach, Julius Sawyer, John Schlosser, Don Schroth, Augusta Scott, Raymond Searfoss, Harry Sepesie, George Sepesie, Lillian Sharpe, Theodore Shaw, Helen Sheets, Janet Shepherd, Bill Class TO fcontinuedl Soos, William Soriano, Frances Spagnola, Betty Sredniek, Genevieve Stanyard, Frank Stanyard, Helen Faye Stancik, George Starsinic, Michael Steele, William Steine1', Elsie Stephenson, Arthur Stetler, David Stitt, Robert Suit, Michael Swanson, Beatrice Tappen, James Tate, Earl Taylor, Charles Taylor, Estelle Taylor, Phyllis Teapole, Donald Waddell, James Walker, Pearline Wallace, Jean Walsh, Dorothy lValton, Geraldine Washington, Robert VVatson, Lois Watterson, Jesse W'aXenfelter, Doris VVeatherly, Mary VVeekley, Dorothy lVeltner, Patsy Weiner, Pearl Weir, Garth Weir, James Welsh, William Welsh, Mary Lou lfVest, Edward Why, Margaret Why, William lVickline, William .fx Shimer, Betty Lou Shipley, Virginia Shoe, Betty Shoe, John Shook, Fred Shugar, Mary Simon, Dorothy Singleton, James Sippe, Bob Sloan, Lois Smakos, Irene Smart, VVilla Jean Smith, Hilda Smith, Jane Smith, Robert Smith, Virginia Smolich, Joseph Snedeker, Harry Snodgrass, DeWitt Snyder, Albert Snyder, Wayne f Q A if J L, 0jJ4, 'fJj DL 0 Terdik, George Thellman, Henry Thomas, Hobart Thomas, Nancy Thompson, Ruth Thonen, Ralph Timpano, Eugene Tress, John Trgovac, Barbara Trgovac, Charles Trn, Agnes Trybone, Alice Tunno, Eugene Tunno, Julian VanDyne, Evelyn VanDyne, Samuel Valentine, Kathleen Vekasy, Olga Vinch, Stella Volk, Robert VVachter, Joseph Wilcox, George Wilkofsky, Reva Williams, Nell Wills, Charles VVindon, Ralph Winters, Harriett VVolfson, Ida Wondolkowski, Mary VVood, Richard VVoodson, Geraldine lVonner, Margaret Wright, Jacqueline Wynn, Edith Wyzykowski, Stanley Yonlisky, John Young, James Young, Richard Zeff, Bernice Zinkham, Arthur Zinkham, Estella Zirat, Audrey Zuberbuhler, Martha SL. J U N I Q IQ I s I A C T I V I T Y x X K x X ' X x' ,..M...mwn S Q P H 0 M Q R E S N A P S 1--' Behcwio'r on miwooh' in which everyone Shows his image. -Goethe 'zgcuzizczfioni iyaz Sfaff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF NIARJORIE STONE ASSISTANT EDITOR JOHN LORIMER JANUARY EDITOR GENA TUNNO JANUARY EDITOR - MELVA BROOKS ART EDITOR - HELEN FUNKHOUSER 0512512 'ZOH2 ART EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER PERSONAL EDITOR ELIZABETH KNOTTS FRED MCCORMICK - - BETTY WEISS PERSONAL EDITOR PERSONAL EDITOR PERSONAL EDITOR HELEN FRAZIER NANCY SIPE DINOS DICKOS K 5 Sz Fwfaf-Lg K..-I ACTIVITY EDITOR ACTIVITY EDITOR TYPIST - - - CLARA BENDER NAOMA HOCANSON KATHERINE D,ANGELO BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS NIANAGER STAFF - STAFF STAFF STAFF I 1 53.51 Slang GEORGE BOYLE MARY POLIFRONI - BILL CLARK LILLIAN WEAGLY ROYCE DEYBER TYPIST - ATHLETIC EDITOR ATHLETIC EDITOR aria - MARY FETTER - FOSTER HTCCARL KATHRYN RIDGEWAY 'in Biofoizj ADVISER - - MR. HARR FIRST SEMESTER O F F I C E R S SECOND SEMESTER Josephine Tilnpano President Josephine Timpano Frances Lopez Vice President Frances Lopez Louise Bell Secretary Ellen Jennings John Hill Treasurer Audrey Woods cgfucfarzf C70 Lanai ADVISER MR. J, EDWARD SMITH O F F I C E R S SECOND SEMESTER Frank Knapp - - President Bill Clark - Vice President Katherine D'Angelo - Secretary Barbara Goll - - Treasurer O F F I C E R S FIRST SEMESTER Bill Weltner - - President Bill Clark - Vice President Melva Jean Brooks - Secretary Dorothy Mae Brown - Treasurer E?cLfu'za X 611172575 of 54l7LE'ZiCCL ADVISER - - MR. YOUNGDAHL FIRST SEMESTER O F F I C E R S SECOND SEMESTER James MacKenzie President Raymond Whisler William Russell First Vice President Keith McClain Second Vice President Arthur Zinkhan Leonard Javens Secretary Leonard Javens Raymond Whisler Treasurer William Russell Alfred Grzelka Reporter Donald Boyer OFFICER fpfziazffay claims FIRST SEMESTER Irvin Forsythe - James Martin - Vice Melva Jean Brooks - Dorothy McCandless - ADVISERS - Miss SPONCLER, MR. lVlAYERS S President President Secretary Treasurer O F F I C E R S SECOND SEMESTER Foster lVIeCarl - President Reed Carlson - Vice President Jack Brooks - - Secretary Harriet Carnelly - Treasurer VK gh!! GQEQETUEQ ADVISERS U Miss NANNAH, Miss STRAESSLEY Gracious in mannerg Impartial in judgmentg Ready for serviceg Loyal to friendsg Reaching toward the bestg Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautifulg Eager for knowledgeg Reverent to Godg Victorious over selfg Ever dependableg Sincere at all times. 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AA 4-ww if -,gg M V, SM,T.',Q ffflfl l -., FRICK FIRST SEMESTER O F F I C E R S SECOND SEMESTER Carl Bcmarmi President Carl Bonanni Charles Cogliati Vice President Ira Solomon Ralph Dobbins Secretary-Treasurer Ralph Dobbins ffl'fC1fl:OIZClK Ghlomyz ociaff! ADVISER Miss MARY COOK n. ADVISER - Sw bclllgiii - MISS SANKEY ADVISER FlRS'I' SEiwiES1'i:u 0 F F I C E R S Sizmrvim SEMESTER Paul 'l'1'enSchel President ileuigge Boyle Rex fll'klNVf0I'll Vice President Bill Smith H1-tty Mark Secretau-v llzirriet Carnelly .lnhn Hill 'l'1'eaSui-er 'l'1nn Hell 0456511 CLF - - MR. FRICK 0 I4 FIC E R S FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Muriel Phillips - President Marjorie Stone - President Marjorie Stone - Vice President Yvonne Keri' - Vice President Nancy Sipe - - Sec1'eta1'y Nancy Sipe - - Secretary Harriet Carnelly - Treasurer Nancy Campbell - Treasurer 1 Qfay cnt DIRECTOR - MISS DUNKERLEY gi. QQ!!! 671054 ADVISER - - lWISS STOUT O F F I C E R S FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Virginia Schroeder - President Carl Anderson - President Louise Bell - Vice President VVilma Haddad - Vice President Margie Hammer - Secretary Margie Hammer - Secretary Margaret Thumm - Treasurer Margaret Thumm - Treasurer I 3 5 E l 4 I OFFICERS-FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS-SECIIND SEMESTER Paul Trenschel - President O Foster McCarl - President Roy Miller - Vice President J 'LO QU Q12 Rose Reitzel - Vice President Muriel Phillips - Secretary Nancy Campbell - Secretary James Martin - Treasurer ADVISER - MR. LAWRENCE D. SMITH Jane Dodds - - Treasurer Sita 5 'ZEOLT lJ1REcTo1a MISS DUNKERLEY 'Y- ifjaz 'Lg gina ADVISERS: MISS THOMAS, MISS Lm'F1NGw1-:L1. O F lf' I C E R S Editor-in-Chief - - Elaine Racco Assistant Editor - Marilyn Martin Assistant Editor Edna Mac Sclfioeinor Businoss Manager - Louise Montani Oiflfwi-Lies V-l4'lRS'1' Si-:m1cS'H:R Ulf'l+'It'ERS--SEl'HND S1-lilriswziz Xl in Riciiarrl - Pre-siclcnt , Q I Ellsworth Powvll - Prvsirlt-nl worth Powvli - Vict- Pl'U!4lflL'lll Q L' .Iohn ll0l'llll0l' - Yicv Pre-sitlm-nt IM mv Sterrvtt - S0t'l'0tZ11'j' -' .lack Brooks - - St't'l'0t2ll'X' lox Miller - - Treasurer Anvisi-QRS: AIR. Mfxrigizs. MR. Hui, Mia. Cjicovic Miami Su-1 1-att - Secrvtan-y Wap ADVISER - MR. BILKE O F F I C E R S ' TER SECOND SEMESTER ' William Clark - President ' Ciotti - Vice President - Sec'y-Treas. FIRST SEMI-.s Archie Dennis - President Virginia Schroeder Vice President Genevieve Dorothy Townsend - Sec'y-Treas. Virginia Schroeder fig 11 Business Manager - George Boyle CLASS PRESIDENTS Alan Richard VVilliam Orr Ellsworth Powell James Dickes Clair Searfoss Clifton Hood 7 3351 gcafsz CRSP fcsianfafaoaa cgiznafui OHZCUZLL5, ADVISER - MISS DOUGHERTY O F F I C E R S Mary Jean Mayers - - President William VVillner - - Vice President Marian Prosser - Secretary Marilyn Martin - - Treasurer OFF VII - e Va Jean Brooks Muriel Philli Dinos Dickos ' Us 'mfs 'zcmcczii ADVISER - - - MISS RONEY ICERS - - President ps - - V' ' Yvonne Kerr ice President Secretary - Treasu TQ 1' f ., W 5' s There's music in all things, if meh had eowsg Their earth is but an echo of the spheres?-Byron LLQZC ze qcmzr ufifh New B1'igh,fm1 'IL 11111 Iwfrnc CI5I'lfSfIHIlS R If H 9. V:C.LOl'jffIlIlfIll'f' ' hope' you l1'lfr'fl if Clz1'z'stnzrr.w f'rzrnI ADOLPH J. PLETINCKS Director of Instrummztal Music izacfou O Jwuiia afzcvzfmafzzf RUTH E. HUNTER Director of Vocal Music Cl T HE familiar refrain, 1 Love a Parade, reflects the senti- ment of every Beaver Falls student-especially when our own band leads the parade. Our band has been doing that. Last year We won second place in a national contest held at Wash- ington, D. C. Locally, we won first place at the Monaca Centennial. This spring we are going back to Washington to try for first place. No, the band does not do all its playing away from home. It peps up our football and basketball games and provides enjoyable concerts. C5 oifz WE sometimes Wonder how many Lily Ponses, Lawrence Tibbetts, or Grace Moores will come from our A Cappella Choir. Our singers have provided us with fine assembly pro- grams, especially before Christmas and Easter vacations. We like both the singing and the vacations. In March members of the Choir presented an operetta called The Lucky Jade. Here they proved that they can act as Well as sing. Soon the choir will be ready to do its part in the Beaver County Music Festival. We know it will bring credit to our school. AN EXCELLENT standard of work has been maintained by our Orchestra this year. Under fine direction it has again arisen to a position among the leaders of the Various district musical groups. Its active participation and cooperation in numerous social functions such as assemblies, concerts, and special programs have marked it as a vital part of our school life. We thank the Orchestra for its good work and Wish for continued success to both members and leader. Gzcgaafza A LTHOUGH not quite as active as our A Cappella Choir, the Girls' Chorus has, nevertheless, established itself as a necessary part of our school. Many a girl owes her position in the Choir to the training she received in the Chorus. When- ever there is an opportunity to sing for the school, the Chorus does its full share. We especially remember its performance in connection with the Christmas program. Yes, the Chorus is ready and willing to sing. They have always been depend- able and we are sure they will remain so. Qifzfa i Ugowi 'WH-' ' 'W ' 'W' W ' V Gold that buys wealth carl never be ill spent, Nor hours laid out in harmless rrlerrirherlt'--Webster Gqffzifsfc wa Qoofgaff gona 55. F1cAN'1 J. WALTON Head C1J11ch ALURED C. RANSOM Assistmzt Coach JOHN L. HARR f'wIlC?IIfjl MllIIII!l07 Of AfhI1ff1'1?s 'Qi ROBERT B. HILL Tl'fl'i7Yl3'l' goofgaff ua FIRST Row :-F. Knapp, F. Selby, J. LaRocca, J. Knapp, C. Smith, C. Anderson, L. Earley, A. Car- bone, M. Massironi, C. Richardson. SECOND ROW :-E. Tate, F. Farkas, E. Davidson, W. Weltner, R. Bentley, P. McKee, D. Camp L. Ross, R. Altmeyer, D. Mitchell. THIRD ROW :-R. Walton, E. Tkacik, F. Brown, N. Levenson, A. Stewart, H. Hawkey, Z. Czar- necki, E. Weiss, J. Kinney, C. Raftery. , C755 CS 5615.012 Loyalty was the outstanding feature of the football season. Seldom has a student body remained more solidly behind a coach and his team during a season when victories were few. Whatever else may have hap- pened, we did win over New Brighton. B.F. OPPONENTS OPP. 0 Monaca 41 7 New Kensington 39 0 New Castle 19 6 Ambridge 7 0 Butler 13 0 Rochester 26 O Midland 12 0 Aliquippa 13 0 Ellwood City 7 7 New Brighton 0 , i S if X Se fy 5 I A I , H f, f -fic I f If ff sl ! I Fix Q N I S ,A f L . - :. ' .' I N , , Z :Rim ig, , Q , 1 , ,7. llzviall JP I 4 , T, WL 9 v If , ' ' ' T I If , gi' A T I I I f ' I A . , ,- - ,I ' - , I ' :g , 1 W L w LJ ' ' F3 UHCZLULJLLQZ .f fayafza EARLY TATE TKACIK BROWN HAWKEY BENTLEY RAFTERY C SMITH RICHARDSON MITCHELL ANIDERS N1 I KNAPP F KNAPP CZARNECKI VVEISS WREF FARKAS SELBY WELTNER W. SMITH DAVIDEON I BMEEQKI COACH - MR. STUCKERT 675121161 COACH - - MR. GOODMAN I golf COACH - MR. RANSOM wz Baagaftiuff Uoac 55. FRANK J. WALTON Assistant Coach ALURED C. RANSOM Head Conch Since 1927 Mr. Ransom has coached our basket- ball teams, During that time he has made many friends among us. XVe are sorry that we must lose him now. We wish him much success as :a college coach. L Eaigafgaff QSO ua ROW 1 L Verga, L. Ross, M. Veltri, F. Brown, E. Tkacik, M. Salyards, H. McDonald. ROW 2 I4 Miloszewski, Mgr., J. Watterson, A. Macioce, W. Weltner, J. Scherer, C. Belonfi D Podbielski, D. Hall, D. Spagnola, Mgr. POW 9 R Campbell, Mgr., L. De Rose, J. Barsottini, L. Bricker, J. Thonen, G. Stancik D Subene, D. McMurdy, A. Trybone, Mgr. l :iS5LI.iOlZ The schedule shows the season to have been featured by a number of weiy close games. Notice that we won from Ambridge on two occasions by a margin of one point. We were able to hold Duquesne, who played in the state finals, to a close score. OPPONENT Coraopolis Duquesne Sharon lVashington Coraopolis Duquesne Dormont Midland Ellwood City New Castle OPP. B.F. 30 30 28 22 35 22 35 04 31 'F 37 lf 22 36 26 29 20 35 22 26 OPPONENT Aliquippa Ambridge New Brighton Ellwood City New Castle Aliquippa Ambridge New Brighton Shadyside Academy OPP 39 21 23 21 34 48 28 32 43 gi iff, I Gqffzifafic leads 'za ADVISER 0 FIRST SEMESTER Virginia Parsons - - President Marjorie Stone - Vice President Donna Reid Secretary Mary Polifroni Treasurer MISS HEINRICH fpm SECON Virginia Parsons Donna Reid - Nancy Campbell Mary Polifroni :fi 4614 tyysirzziafi CLE D SEMESTER - - President - Vice President - Secretary Treasurer Qfizfk I Cotzafvi 1 A 1 A. WE? 5 f 5 . 'x V S 'rf 2 Hu Q if xg 1 ff ' s :HHS ., , F, s R .i I 5. ., Ja 'is hffikgigq -f r, 91 W 1 A Y x Y I V 4' X fw as sy f 3212? 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