Blythe Township High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (New Philadelphia, PA)

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Page Forty-one ' PPM JOSEPH J. YAVULLA Cotton Social Club Middleport Football Press Club ' He's just Cotton to everyone because of his fine growth of blond hair and you should see it shine on Blythe's football field! For three years this Middleport boy has played with our mighty Eleven. This year, however, he underwent a serious operation and coulcln't play. Did we grieve? Are you in a laugh- ing mood? Well, let's suggest your speaking to Cotton , You'll laugh, we assure you. BENJAMIN J. YENELAVAC-E I K Y Commercial Club Cumbola Athletic Club Laughing, good-natured Benny! With a glance toward the teacher and an effort to refrain, he goes right off into one of his laughing spasms for Benny can see humor in any situation. Benny can study, too-when there is nothing to catch his eager eye. Well, friend, this sad old world needs people who can laugh and enjoy life, so smile on. JOHN J. YUHAS Dick Athletic Club New Philadelphia Student Council ' A brother to our Jake Yuhas, and a talent runs in the family, for Dick is in no way short of brilliance. John's ability to use his analytical mind in class is a great honor especially to a boy so deserving as he. At sports, John depends on no one but him- self and he also stars exceedingly well in track. Some day we may all be seated in a grandstand cheering him on. Dick's foot- ball tactics are just as magnificent as those of track. Our battle is a decisive victory for us- when we see John's confident grin out there in the stadium. May success speed you on your life's jour- ney, John. JOSEPH D. YUHAS cculaketr Athletic Club New Philadelphia Social Club ' Sincere, friendly Jake . Always willing to help a friend. Jake surely keeps the proverb in mind, Clive and it shall be given unto you. Jake's interest in sports cannot be defined by mere words. He is reliable in any game and if it weren't for him who would take care of our heroes? We are certain we could not find another. There's a certain star in the sky, Jake , that spells success and we are sure it won't be long until you climb to it 7937

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Jlzlltvppm, ROBERT WATKINS scsaln Orchestra Kaska Athletic Club Social Club Senior Play ' Sal -the happy-go-lucky chap from Kaska. Now and then interested in lessons, mostly then. He has a winning personality and his irresistible wit is always being quoted in our paper. Did you recognize that grand old lady in the play? This is he tor shei-Charley's Aunt! Sal is well known around school-espe- cially in the Junior Class. Happy motoring to Cumbola, Sal l ELBERTA A. WEICKER ' ' Berta Art Club Tuscarora ' If you are in the habit of spending your time in art galleries, you may be surprised some day to walk in and see a mural by our classmate, Berta . That is, if she doesn't study nursing or hairdressing-two things in which she is very much interested. With both talent and interest in many lines, she'll have a diffi- cult time deciding but our best wishes follow whatever she does. JAMES J. WHALEN lKJimmyl1 Social Club Cumbola ' Jimmy is our mail man. The only difference between him and Uncle Sam's employees is that the latter go out in all weather and Jimmy reserves his trips for sunny days. However, we can't blame him. He must save those feet for the dance floor, for, you see, he is one of our very best in this art. You have our best wishes always, Jimmy! JOH N J. YACABOWSKY Yako Band Brockton Orchestra ' This Brocktonite may not let us know just what he is think- ing in so many words, but he can tell us through the medium of music. Yako is always ready with any assignments that have been given out in classwork, but his big interest seems to be music. To achieve fame in this field is his goal. lf the wishes of his classmates mean anything, he'll play his way to the top. 7937 Page Forty

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Jlilltopppfz, BLANCHE lvl. ZEMBAS uzefflblen Art Club New Philadelphia Basketball ' Whenever we see a poster or notebook in any of our rooms that rates a mark higher than all of the others, we immedi- ately look for Blanche's name. Or whenever we went to a girls' basketball game we looked for the eager, earnest face of this girl. Artistic and athletic! How many girls can claim these op- posing qualities? May the great artist paint a brilliant future for her. JOHN R. ZIMMERS Snitz Social Club Brockton ' One of those silent men-rarely expressing his views, but nevertheless having sound and justified opinions. His success in school has been a result of attentiveness and the power to act effectively but quietly. We always listen to John's opinions be- cause we know they have been well thought out previously. Does he know his work? His diploma has been earned by effort. We are proud of you, John. CLIFFORD L. LEYMEISTER Cliff i Band Middleport Stage Management ' Cliff is another of our musical-minded Seniors. He is bass drummer in both the band and the orchestra and talk about femi- nine admirers. Cliff could wish for no more. The boy who shuns his home-town , he is called, for living in Middleport he spends most of his time in nearby New Philadelphia. Some dziizyitgfsays Cliff , I'll lead a band , and we hope you're right, 1 . 1937. Page Forty-two