Campbell Memorial High School - Reveler Yearbook (Campbell, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1941 volume:

7-LZ RZUZIZQ . . . ,, . 4, f I , iff I MEMORIAL HIGH SCHUUIJ PUBLISHED BY SENIUR CLASSES I 9 4 I I ANDREW S. KLINKO Superintendent of Schools ' oreword , Civilization hs always inherited a rich legacy as a result of the sacrifices man made for his ideals. Ideals today must be an indispensable part of our thinking. To continue our laissez-faire attitude toward world problems is to contribute to the degeneracy of the fundamental principles of our democracy. Youth and adult cannot afford to assume that, given time, present world upheavals will harmlessly dissipate themselves. A positive, constructive, democratic way of life philosophy must be developed not only to preserve, but to continue the existence of our great democracy under favorable world conditions. The public school, which has already contributed immeasurably to the material and spiritual growth of this nation, must renew its emphasis upon those qualities of citizenship which call for great sacrifices. Only thus, can it help preserve the principles of freedom, equality, and justice bequeathed to us by freedom-loving genera- tions of the past. I ' MEMORIAL 'HIGH Dedication M. F. O'MELLAN PRINCIPAL The graduating classes of 1941 in dedicating this annual to Mr. M. F. O'Mellan, wish to express their appreciation and gratitude for his devotion to the best interests of Memorial High School and to the City of Campbell. Mr. O'Mcllan has been a lifelong resident of this city and has grown up with the present educational system. He began his own school career at the old two-room school house on the corner of Gordon and Twelfth Streets. He attended successively Gordon. Fairview, and Penhale Schools from which he was graduated in 1923. In high school, Mr. O'Mellan engaged in many activities including basketball, track, art and music. After several years of work with the Ohio Bell System, Youngstown Dry Goods, P. Bt L. E. Railroad and Boys Work under the supervision of Mr. Stephen Pronko of the Y. M. C. A. he decided to continue his education. He entered- the Cleveland School of Art. In 1930 he received his B. S. in Ed. and Art Supervision Diploma from Ohio U. After having taught for two years, he was appointed assistant principal, and in 1934 principal of Memorial High School. In 1936 he received his M. IZ. degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Memorial High School is indeed fortunate to have a man of Mr. O'Mellan's leadership and understanding as its head. His close contact with the people of the city throughout his life has served to bring the school and community closer together and to create a more far-reaching understanding of the purposes and aims of Memorial High School. Under Mr. O'Mcllan's leadership and expert guidance, important progress has been made in the following: C11 reorganization of teaching staff into functioning departments 125 curriculums and courses of study C31 equalization of teachers' load through balance of classes Q43 scheduling of teachers in qualified fields CSD modernization of commencement exercises C61 reorganization and expansion of the Home Economics system, industrial and commercial arts f7l development of visual education program Q81 institution of an adequate health program for the protection of children. 1941 REVELER ' 3 ,. I ..1.i ' THE CADIPBELL BOARD OF EDUCATION Reading from left to right: George Prokop, Michael J. Kovnch, Michael Graham, Willizllim Glass, Board Members. Andrew S. Klinko, Superintendentg Peter L. Keish, Clark Treasurer. James D. Mnsi, President of the Board is seated in front of table. 4 MEMORIAL HIGH MILTON S. LENHART B. C. S., Rider B. S. Ed., Kent M. E., Pittsburgh Vice Principal C0151 M EH CIA L Mr. Gary, A. B., Ohio State. L. L. B., Ohio State. M. A., Ohio State. Miss Opritza, B. S., Miami University. M. A., New York University. Mr. Wansack, B. S., Syracuse University Mr. Sexton, B. A. in Commerce, Ohio U. M. A., Kent. I Mr. Komnrc, B. A. in Commerce, Ohio U M. E., Pittsburgh. Miss Borak, B. B. A., Westminster. M. E., Pittsburgh. Miss Hnmndy, B. E., Duquesne U. 19 41 REVELER 0 ENGLISH Miss Mzirinelli, B. S. in E-cl., Kent State. Mr. Malys, B. A., Youngstown. Miss French, B. A., Ohio Wesleyan. Miss Kendall, B. A., Ohio Wesleyan. Mr. Opretza, B. S., in Ed., Ohio U. M. Litt., Pittsburgh. Mr. Maro, B. S. in Ed., Kent State. M. E., Pittsburgh. Mr. Conti, B. S. in Ed., Ohio University Miss Cook, B. A., Westminster. 5 SCIENCE Repasky, B. S. in Ed., Kent State. Stephens, B. S., Ohio State. M. E., Pittsburgh. Parks, B. S. in Ed., King College. Centofante, B. S. in Ed., Ohio U. Parenti, B. A., University of Mich. M. E., Pittsburgh. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. SOCIAL SCIENCE Kunicki, B. A., Youngstown. Bugby, B. A., Oberlin. M. A., Ohio State. Gustinella, B. A., Ohio University. Znmary, B. A., Youngstown. M. Litt, Pittsburgh. Holliday, B. S. in Ed., Ohio State. M. A., Ohio State. LA Mr. Miss Mr. NG-UAGE AND SPEECH Zerella, A. B., Ohio University. M. A., Harvard University. Fulton, B. S. in Ed., Missouri. M. A., Northwestern. Ross, B. S. in Ed., Kent State. M. A., Kent State. Mr. King, B. S. in Ed., Kent State. M. E., Pittsburgh. MEMORIAI. IIIGII IN D U STRIAT. ARTS Mr. Zborny, B. S. in Ed., Kent State. Mr. Borsic, B. S. in Ed., Kent State. M. E., Pittsburgh. Miss Wl1ite, B. S. in Ed., Kent State. Mr. Wcisel, Cleveland School of Art, Ohio State. H 0 M E A RT S Miss O'Brien, B. S., Kent State. M. Ii., Pittsburgh. Miss Taylor B. S., Ursuline College. 1041 REVELER DIATHEQMATIC S Mr. Cebula, B. S., Wfestminster. Miss Herrick, B. A., Oberlin. Mr. Butler, B. A., Newberry. . . l HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Knapic, B. S. in Ed., Geneva. Miss McChesl-cey, B. A., Luke Erie College. S MUSIC Mr. Fzlcciobenc, B. A., Ohio University. Mr. Polito, Naples Conservatory of Music. GENERAL OFFICE STA FF Miss Della Thomas, Secretary to the Superintendent. Mr. Joseph McKuln, Attendance Officer. Mrs. Katherine C. Prokop, Attendance Dept. Clerk. Mrs. Julia Leboy, Secretary to Principal, M. H. S. MEMORIAL HIGH E-1 JUNE CLASS OF 1941 We, the members of the June class of 1941, wish to express our heart- felt apprecintion to our beloved Sponsor, Mr. Butler, for the in- valuable 21SS1SEfll'lCC he has rendered to us during our High School Days. 1941 REVELER JANUARY CLASS OF 1941 XVith sincere and heartfelt apprecia- tion, we, the graduating class of january 1941, wish to thank our Sponsor, Mr. Zerella, for his loyal support throughout our entire four years. x l l :S Q 'V ,7 ' L, . .V - s. . 1. eu I f , ,gy f- .1 I . Q , Y fTg T's! V H V L li , it if, 6 ar , if . r gil- ' V 4 in ., Q 5 v X LQ' 'YNY' r 2 Nz? 'A V R7 L it A N N UAL ST A FF PRODUCTION Nick Mastoridcs, Editor-In-Cl1iefg Doris Copp, Co-Fditorg jennie Nesrasi, Associate liclitorg Frank Bcstic, Associate 'Editorg Mathilde Hyman, Chief Typistg julia Mcgeln, Feature liditorg Ruth Vansuch, Activity Editorg Rose Boris, june Class Rollg Mary Lesina, February Class Rullg Mary L. Keslmek, Proof Reader: Frances Barber, Organizationg Harold Conti, Organization. BUSINESS -loc Slipcnclmk, Business Manager: Paul Kopcy, Cn-Business Managerg Bobby XVulfe, Assistant Business Managerg Mary Bartos, Assistant Business Managerg John Dendiu, Assistant Business Manager: Peter Melnick, Assistant Business Managcrg Alex Mingo, Assistant Business Mnnagerg Carmel liicciartli, Treasnrerg Stella hlnmrolik, Assistant Treasurerg Frank Wfoycliik, Patronsg julia Geese, Patrons. --Y. Wi- - Y- v in i 1 1 1 1 0 MEMORIAL ITIGH The Rush Hour Seniors at the end of school Clay at their lockers. r i F Down io Business Meeting of seniors in Room 31. N i i i Future Stenogmploers Seniors in sth period typing clnssi. 3 i W N he he . l 9 4 1 REVELER Seniors CLASS ROLL OF 1941. F All ,l J JUNE CLAS S OFFICERS MARY BARTUS, President Mary's the president of our class, A very intelligent, charming lass. N. H. S., V. Pres., Class Pres., Red 81 Black, Checker, Chanticleer, Annual, ALEX ,MINGO, Vice President In all his classes he reached the peak, Success is what he's out to seek. Vice Pres. of Class, Monitor, N. H. S., Red 81 Black, Four Square .Booster, Sr. Play, Annual. ANN SPERATI, Secretary In typing class Ann's very fast, There's not a one could her surpass. G. R., Annual, Sec. of Class, HELEN WALLOS, Treasurer A girl with personality, popularity 8. tame, A bright sunny lass, Helen Wallos is her name. ' N. H. S., Checker, Monitor, Vice Pres. Red 81 Black, Booster, Class Off., Annual, G. A. C., G. R. 12 1 IJUNED FEBR UA R Y C LA S OFFICER S MICHAEL MODAK, President For many years he's been a star, In sports we know he will go far. Class President, Football, Captain, Basket- ball, Baseball. JAMES ARTHUR GEORGE, Vice President Jimmie is certain in life to succeed, Because he is so hard to exceed. Class Vice President, Annual, Chanticleer, Booster. FRANK TUROCY, Treasurer Fusta is a serious lad, But with girls he's not so bad. Annual, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Stage Craft. VIRGINIA LOUISE LUC, Secretary Virginia is not the type to brood, For she's always in a happy mood. Frie-Le-Ser-Cit, N. l-l. S. Sec., Girl Reserves, Class Secretary, Booster, Annual, Senior Play, Monitor and Checker. fb' 13' 7 i .ml 5 ME MORIA L I-IIGIAI - ...ids . l Berkany, Irene Elizabeth Bestic, Frank Peter Jr. Bohannon, Louis Steveson Braguloni, Marie Nudoline Buian, John Copp, Doris Diann , Dimoff, Ann Dropp, John Dzuracky, Joseph Stephen Fiorini, Olga Marie Froncu, John Nello George, Alex Emil BERKANY, IRENE ELIZABETH Irene is liked by many, Her worries are few, if any. Girl Reserves, Sr. Play, Librarian. BESTIC, FRANK PETER JR. Frank Bestic is a busy boy, Acting and dancing he does enjoy. Red and Black, Four Square, Librarian, Sr Play, Monitor, Assoc. Editor Annual Booster. BOHANNON, LOUIS STEVESON Louis is a quiet boy. All the sports he does enjoy. Football. BRAGALONI, MARIE NADALINE Marie's dimples when she smiles, Can be seen for many miles. Class Officer, Booster, Sr. Play, Annual. 19 41 REVELER ,-.Q i l i i BUIAN, JOHN I-ie is a very quiet lad, Always happy, always glad. Booster. COPP, DORIS DIANN Doris is ci smart, pretty cutie, Don't get me wrong-she isn't snaotie. N. H. S., Assoc. Editor of Annual, Class Officer, Librarian, Booster, Monitor, Checker. DIMOFF, ANN Blondie is gentle and sweet, To the boys she is a treat. Girl Reserves, Booster, Sr. Play, Annual. DRAPP, JOH N At home John's mother calls him sonny, ln school he is better known as Dunny. Booster. , DZURACKY, JOSEPH STEPHEN Watsky is always neatly dressed, His shirt is stiff, and his trousers pressed. Booster. ' FIORINI, OLGA MARIE Olga is happy, new friends to form, For she is a girl whose heart is warm. Librarian, Checker, Annual. ' FRANCU, JOHN NELLO A handsome lad is NelIo, And all the girls admire this fellow. Football, Basketball, Class Officer, Annual, Monitor. GEORGE, ALEX EMIL Alex looks as if he's walking around in a daze, But he teaches you that good humor pays. Monitor, Football, Booster. 13 l rr l GLASER, JULIA ADELLE You'll very seldom find her in a rush, But l'll tell you one thing, she can blush. Monitor, Librarian, Band, Booster. GOURI.AS, JOHN MICHAEL With his friends he does abide, And nothing from them does he hide. Orchestra, Booster. HAMROCK, ANDREW ALFRED Andy is a flyer, His motto is higher and higher. Chanticleer. HINGE, GEORGE He is pure, simple, and fine, And never hands you a line. Booster, Orchestra. E HORVATH, JOHN THOMAS John is a quiet boy, Doing his school work he does enjoy, Four Square, Monitor. HUSAK, CATHERINE A gentle girl is Katy, And with the boys she is a lady. Booster, Monitor. INGORVATE, ANN MARIE Annie is so very short, Dancing is her favorite sport. Booster, Annual, Girl Reserves, Monitor, Majorette. KOLMACIC, JOSEPH MICHAEL He is full of pep and vitality, And is known for his originality. Annual, Booster, Librarian, Sr. Monitor. Play 1 iff .- 5' -lv: A i ri si KOPEY, PAUL MICHAEL , We know that he very neatly dresses, And a very friendly air he possesses. Business Manager of Annual, Sr. Play Booster. KOTCH, GEORGE ANTHONY l'm not saying that George likes school But he sure practices the Golden Rule.' Booster. KROMPEGEL, JOHN FRANK John Krompegel likes to dance, You can see that at a glance. Booster. KUKEC, ROSELLA CORRINE Helping others in the Sr, Play, She gained her stardom in that way. N. H. S., Class Officer, Booster, Monitor Checker. Glaser, Julia Adelle Hamrock, Andrew Alfred Gourlas, John Michael 3 I 7 Hinge, George I .f V Horvath, John Thomas Husok, Catherine Ingorvate, Ann Marie Kolmacic, Joseph Michael Kopey, Paul Michael Kotch, George Anthony Krompegel, John Frank Kukec, Rosella Corrine 14 MEMORIAL HIGH ..a.. , Lazich, Daniel Conrad Lesina, Mary Jane Lofaro, Antoinette Dolores Marglnian, Virginia Marlos, John Thomas Morvelli, Dominic Paul Mclntesh, Fred Edward Mussollno, Philip John i l s i G N. 1 e-fi 1 .I ,-,. 5' l Niemczura, Joseph Pacak, Joseph Pocak, Margaret Petrus, Joseph LAZICI-I, DANIEL CONRAD Danny, who wore a dress in the play, In memory we'll remember him cheerful and gay, For day in and day out, he was always that way. Sr. Play, Annual, Red and Block. LESINA, MARY JANE Neatly dressed and blond hair, ls one thing that makes every boy care, Annual, Booster, Sr. Play, Monitor, Librarian. LOFARO, ANTOINETTE DOLORES Antoinette is sweet and coy, And everything she does enjoy. Girl Reserves, Monitor, French Club, Frie-Le-Ser-Cit. MARGINIAN, VIRGINIA Virginia, with fleshy blue eyes, ls scarcely five feet two in size. N. H. S., Frie-Le-Ser-Cit, Chonticleer. 1 9 41 REVELER MARLOS, JOHN THOMAS Johnny Morlos is the name, Chasing girls brought him fame. Booster, Monitor. MARVELLI, DOMINIC PAUL As o freshman with girls he had no chance, But now a senior he is greatly advanced. Booster, Monitor. McINTOSH, FRED EDWARD Fred is quiet and shy, We'd like to know the reason why. Football. MUSSOLINO, PHILIP JOHN Very pessimistic when all alone, But with a girl he has on optimistic tone. Booster, Monitor. NIEMCZURA, JOSEPH Joe, over girls would not fuss, Even tho' he is a handsome cuss. Monitor, Booster. PACAK, JOSEPH Joe is a quiet boy, Playing end he does enjoy. Football, Booster. PACAK, MARGARET Acting is not her only fame, For with other activities she is just the same. N. H. S., Frie-Le-Ser-Cit Pres., Chanticleer, Drum Maiorette, Annual Staff, Class Secretary, Senior Play. PETRUS, JOSEPH Joe's quiet and demure, But of his way he is sure. Booster. 15 . LQ.. ts .1 POWELL, JOSEPH S. ln dancing he certainly excells, Over audiences he easily casts spells. Monitor, Music, Class Officer. SANTORA, JENNY KATHERINE Dancing is Jenny's delight, And in poetry too, she's all right. Monitor, Chanticleer. SHIRILLA, PETER Pete Shirilla is very shy, All the girls just wonder why. Football, Booster. SHIRILLA, THEODORE Although his friends call him Babe, Teddy is more like Honest Abe. Booster, Monitor, Baseball '39. SIEMBIEDA, CLEMENS CHESTER Clemens Siembieda has wavy hair, And is quite debonair. Baseball, Basketball, Football, Four Square, Annual, Sr. Play, Stage Craft, Class Officer, Monitor. SPATAR, GEORGE DANIEL Dancer, romancer and full of joy, Is George Spatar a grand Senior boy. Booster, Monitor, Stage Craft, Sr, Play. SPISAK, MICHAEL GEORGE Mike was considered a basketball hero, He seldom if ever scored zero. Basketball, French Club, Stage Craft. STAHARA, JOSEPH Joe is tall, has wavy hair, We wonder who's his lady fair. Monitor, Librarian. 6 GQ STAHARA, OLGA Olga with her pretty blue eyes, Would make anyone a lovely prize. Monitor, Booster. STEFANICH, ROSE Always on hand if someone should call Her laughter still echos down through the hall. Annual, Sr. Play, Booster, Monitor, Home Room V. Pres. SUDZINA, MARY Suclzy is a charming lass, She's always happy in her class. Monitor. TESTA, MARY ANN Mary's quiet but not shy, And she has a friendly gleam in her eye. Powell, Joseph S. Santora, Jenny Katherine Shirilla, Peter Shirilla, Theodore ' . ' - Siembieda, Clemens Chester W .55 W I U Spatar, George Daniel N A .JSI-1 , ' ' Spisak, Michael George V V A X Stahura, Joseph is ' 4a 16 l . Stahara, Olga Stefanich, Rose Sudzina, Mary Testa, Mary Ann x MEMORIAL HIGH Michael Joseph is handsome and shy, fd 'il Thomas, Richard Eugene Toth, Betty Ann Yaiich, Michael Zalebera, Thomas Edward Zetts, Andrew Richard Ziak, Joseph Zuzgo, Joseph Thomas Murray, Earl if l l is THOMAS, RICHARD EUGENE Richard has a blond, curly wave, That causes many a girI's heart To Monitor, Booster Club. TOTH, BETTY ANN In her appearance always neat, ln her disposition always sweet. N. H. S., Chanticleer, Annual, Sr. Play, Booster. YAJICH, MICHAEL YGV9. ZALEBERA, THOMAS EDWARD Tommy is a loquocious boy, But very few he does annoy. Monitor, Booster. ZETTS, ANDREW RICHARD He has his own style of romancing, But he will get his fame by dancing. Monitor. ZIAK, JOSEPH Although he isn't a handsome brute, The girls think he is very cute. He always smiles as he goes by. IN MEMURIAM The And The And His DAN i.AzlcH 1941 REVELER Sr. Play, Librarian, Booster. EIJIQGY boy lay still, and closed his weary eyes, And felt peace flowing through body hurt and sore. then, as dawn came stealing through the The boy sighed once, and then he sighed angels bent near, their soft voices sang, While across the skies a new day dawned, skies, no n'10l'C. carrying his soul, while church bells rang, They led him into the Great Beyond. death brought Z1 sadness to Memorial High, He was loved by students one and all, Wlieim students met, it was hard not to ery As they pictured him walking through th e hall. ZUZGA, JOSEPH THOMAS Joe has a smile and blond curly hair, That's what girls admire everywhere. g Football, Basketball, Monitor, Class Officer, Annual. ' MURRAY, EARL Although Earl seems shy, Don't let him fool YOU he'll get by. Football. He is missed by all, as people will say, But mostly by the january Class For he would have graduated with them one day, 4 As classmates they gricvcg each lad and lass. But 'tho he is gone, and his body is still, His memory holds a spot in our heart, Wfhieh no one ever, ever will fill, And from where he will never depart. And in years to come, when we pass away Into the land beyond the blue, We'll have, perhapsg another graduation day Wl1ci1 Danny will graduate too, -Judy Mcgela. 17 FAREYVELI. JUNE Four years ago, 'midst sleet and snow In rain and stormy weather. We started down, with ne'er a frown The path that brought us together. The path was long, but filled with song And playful, joyous laughter. We played and fought, and gave not a thought, To years that would come after. At games we cheered, each time we neared The goal to make a score. We took our chances, went to dances And had fun galore. These years had fled, on wings they sped, Filled with joy and cheer. And then at last, but oh, how fast, Had come our senior year. We bought our rings and other things, For which we had to pay. We laughed a lot and often fought, Within our senior play. We made a manualgour senior annual, On which we worked quite long. Like birds in a cage, we stood on the stage, And sang our farewell song. Then much too soon, on a day in June, We realized we were through. We had sent invitations, received congratulations, It was time to say adieu. And now as we part, there's a tug at our heart, And we'll creep away to cry. So good luck to you, farewell, adieu, Goodbye Memorial Hi. -Judy Megela. FAREYVE LL M151 M ORIAL Farewell to you Memorial Hi The time has come to part But 'tho we leave, we'll aways keep Your memory in our heart. With tearful eyes and broken hearts, We bid you all good bye. We fear the time is up right now, Graduation time is nigh. We want to thank our dear teachers, Who've helped us all along. They scolded now and then, you see To show us right from wrong. 18 A JANUARY To all Freshmen and Sophomores, Wfe tell you not to fear. For youill be at the top some day, rffo shed a farewell tear. Now to all you Juniors, we say Farewell, good-bye, adieuf' Don't believe the silly remarks, We have given to you. And now we are assembled here, To say our last adieu. Dear Memorial High School students Good-bye, Farewell to you. -By Jenny Santora DIEMIORIAL HIGH Alesafis, John Alexoff, Blanche Anas, Dorothy Backus, Edward me it , '52 A I 1 ll, ln. Q ' I -J Y . Baglama, Charles H Baker, Eleanor ' . A X1 5 Q Balogh, Andrew an ' y -as X ' Barber, Catherine 1 , 4 Q. A ' i ,. . . l fi r Barber, Frances 1' 'i ' .gen V ,, . Benko, Margaret V. 'V ' -Avi' i if .' I - I Bilchlk, Anthony r. 1 . It 3 y 4 - L. 1 Bobosh Olga ' U l A 3. i F' 'I-our -'fE35'ftEi?E:ri '1'i2?5?E. ss. 1:12515:a:3Esf,.,..-111954: A , ' if. . ALESAFIS, JOHN Johnny is a poppy lacl, That is why he's never sad. Monitor, Booster. ALEXOFF, BLANCHE A iolly and gay girl is our Blanche, ln everything shc'll take a chance. N. H. S., Chanticleer, Assoc. Editor, G. R., Librarian, Annual, Sr. Play. ANOS, DOROTHY A quiet and shy little girl is Dot She's always there, right an the spot. G. R., Monitor, Chonticlcer BACKUS, EDWARD Edward Backus is a nice fellow, BAGLAMA, CHARLES With someone in wisdom he'Il always compete, When it comes to physics he can't be beat. BAKER, ELEANOR A girl who's well acquainted with books, Although she gets by on her looks. Librarian. BALOGH, ANDREW A. B. is always honest and fair, Therefore, he became a member of the Four Square. Four Square, Booster, Chonticleer, Li- brarian, Monitor, Annual, Baseball, H. R, President. BARBER, CATHERINE With her page boy hair, and beautiful pose, Helps Catherine find many nice beaus. G. A. C., Red and Black, Pres.: Librarian, Chanticleer, Monitor, Senior Play, H. R. Wherever he goes, hc's always rn 1941 REVELER ellow. Pres. BARBER, FRANCES Help she'll give to anyone, - Even if there's hard work to be done. Red and Black, G. R., Booster, Annual. BENKO, MARGARET Margaret always wears a smile, Someday her efforts will be worth while. Booster. ' BILCHIK, ANTHONY Anthony's a Boy Scout always in need, Begauge he is looking for his daily good ee . Annual, Librarian, Latin Club, Booster. BOBOSH, OLGA Olga seems to know a lot about History, While to most people it's all a mystery. Monitor, Booster. 19 ne i BOGDAN, EDWARD Eddie makes a lot of noise, This seems to be the way of most boys. Stagecraft, Latin Club, Red 81 Black, Sr. Play. BOGOVICH, JOE JOVA Jova's Memorial's football man, And that's because of lots of cabbage and ham. Football, Baseball, Chanticleer, Annual, Monitor. BORIS, ROSE MARIE With hair of yellow and looking bright, Rose is always a pleasing sight. N. H. S., G. R., Monitor, Office Assistant, Checker, Hic, Hoec, Hoc, Booster, Sr. Play. Annual, BRAJKOVICH, JOHN BRIZOSKI, HELEN Helen is a pretty lass you see, Wherever she goes the boys will be. Monitor. BRIZZI, CARMEL Carmel likes to take part in plays, When the time comes, she never delays. Red 8. Black, N. H. S., Monitor, G. Booster, Sr. Play. BROWN, JAMES Jimmy has music ability, lt certainly is o responsibility. Band and Orchestra, Booster, Monitor. CAMPIONE, CLARA A girl with black hair is Clara, R.. A little more beautiful, she'd be Scarlet CATANIA, ANN ln chewing gum if there was a race, Ann would surely take first place. Chanticleer, Assoc. Bus. Man., Booster Monitor. CECI, LAURA A little girl with eyes of blue, Who always has a smile for you. CENTOFANTE, ALBERT Albert is a pleasing lad, He never makes his friends go mad. Librarian, Booster, Monitor. CHAPELLA, ANDREW Although John is a little short, O'l'l0 0- Chip is always very gay, He happens to be a very good sport. Monitor. At all times he likes to play. i i Bogdan, Edward l. i L ' ? 4- Bogovich, Joe Java N I f Us , ' A ' Is Boris, Rose Marie A, L LP:-f' 'U 1 Q qv 1 - Q Braikovich, John We 3 , i ' ' ' ' 1, ' , Y V? ef ' V N is A 5 l '51-es ., 5. .C -Cell in ' l , Brizoski, Helen Q 5 , Brizzi, Carmel if -Q.. 4 ' , f' 1 6 I Brown, James Q il L Campione, Clara F.-H I Sai 1' - ' -V i 4 .1 .,, L-9' , -W TLV Q 1 i E' H .X , . 5 , i, . ' '-le Q' .' 4 'l xl. :if X 'H t U ' EE M ' Y I r A :sig n -i . ilf aag -Q, A 'B ' Q . A i 37 lies--,I -.1 9-5' A if . m'W?x ' ff? .- Catania, Ann Ceci, Laura Centafante, Albert Chapella, Andrew 20 MEMORIAL 1-HGH, l Conti, Harold Curry, Ruby Cutic, Mary D'All'orio, Grace W-'Q' . De Mart, John Dendiu, John ' If Detec, Virginia Dilisio, Susan rits, Q' AL, 'R vs 1, Dragovich, Dorothy Dzuracky, Ann Dzurko, Elizabeth Dzurnak, Anne CONTI, HAROLD His ambition is to be an undertaker, We know that he will be no faker. Monitor, Band 81 Orchestra, Annual, Class Officer. CURRY, RUBY ln her way she tries to please, And in her doings she is at ease. G. R. CUTIC, MARY A lass who is always gay, She very seldom has something to say. Allegria. D'ALTORlO, GRACE With her hair always in place, It makes people stop to gaze. Booster, G. R. s-us, i li DE MART, JOHN He's always in ci talking mood, But he is never very rude. DENDIU, JOHN John is always very sure, He thinks he'lI always be secure. Librarian, Annual, Monitor, Booster, DETEC, VIRGINIA Virginia is a Girl Reserve, She is one who's ready to serve. G. R. DILISIO, SUSAN Susan is really quite small, She said she'd never like to be tall. 5- ' 6: 7 --N 3'5- Q fi! ll 5,-.xx - ref ' Q., if T7 Y .lit X 127' . WI? v ' .L DRAGOVICH, DOROTHY If in spelling there was a race, Dorothy is bound to win first place DZURACKY, ANN Ann is liked by many friends, And their friendship never ends. Allegria, Pres., Booster. DZURKO, ELIZABETH A sweet little girl is Lizzy, ' Who always seems to be so busy. DZURNAK, ANNE ln the library Ann did work, And from her work, she'd never shirk Librarian. . 1941 REVELER 21 ly, I EDWARDS, MARCUS Marcus likes to romp and play, He always does this everyday. ELKO, MARY Mary likes to have a lot of fun, Where there's fun, she'll always run. Librarian, Allegria Chairman, Booster. ESTOK, RICHARD Richard likes to iitterbug, When the time comes, he cuts the rug. Monitor, Chcinticleer, Cheer Leader, An- nual, Latin Club, Pres., Class Officer, Stagecraft, Booster, Sr. Play. FACCIOBENE, ANGELINE lf you see Angeline always in step, lt's because she was a majorette. Librarian, Booster, Maiorette. l. il' 5, 'Q' 2, . i if FAZEKAS, IRMA In all her work she shows good style, She leads the others by a mile. Office Checker, Monitor, Booster, Annual, Chanticleer, N. H. S. FEDOR, ANDREW lf you'd ever want to go to your class, You could never walk by Andy without a pass. Monitor. FIBIAN, EMIL As a dresser Flib ranks high, And is he handsome, my, oh, my. Four Sq., Red 8. Black, Baseball, Monitor Booster, Annual. FITAS, MICHAEL Michael is always in the store, So he could eat candy galore. Four Square, Monitor, Booster. .F I' '11-. V.- l +L .1-I , 1 lf H 2 A' . W1 hi. 9. Vi' l ll ll . ll il FORGAC, MARIAN Marian is liked by every one, Although she's quiet, she's lots of fun Librarian, Booster. FRAZZINI, ANGELINE A girl who always has something to do, Whose heart is filled with thoughts of you G. R., Booster, Sr. Play. runm, oLGA Olga is a quiet lass, But in her work she is quite fast. Booster. GALANSES, NICK A tall lad with dark hair, With no one else does he compare. Booster, Sr. Play. Edwards, Marcus Elko, Mary Estok, Richard Facciobene, Angeline Fazekas, Irma Fedor, Andrew Fibian, Emil Fitas, Michael Forgac, Marian Frazzini, Angeline Furin, Olga Galanses, Nick 22 IVIEMORIAL HIGH ,, LW, ,,,, .l Garchar, Joseph Gatel, Anthony Gattamelata, Alvin Gecse, Julia Gennaro, Nick +G- r E -cw' e nu. as Gerakios, Katherine Q i y , G' E . ' ' ' ioppo, ugene E Globeck, Stephane N Globeck, Steve Goldstone, Juanita Gozur, Emil Grzywacz, Andrew l GARCHAR, JOSEPH An ambitious fellow by the name of Joe He's one whom you can't help but know GATEL, ANTHONY Tony never has much to say, But when he docs, he's alway gay. GATTAMELATA, ALVIN A person who is quite sincere, To all his friends he is so clear. Band and Orchestra. , GECSE, JULIA A girl you'd like to meet face to face, She certainly has a lot of grace. G. A. C. Treas., Monitor, Annual, Booster, H. R. Secretary. is GENNARO, NICK lf a task is once begun, He'lI never leave it till it's done. GERAKIOS, KATHERINE A Librarian was Kay, We hope this interest in her will stay. Monitor, Librarian. GIOPPO, EUGENE Gene admits he likes to dance, But he likes better to romance. Printing Manager, Annual, Movie Operator. GLOBECK, STEPHANA A girl who has a lot of charm, And did attend the Senior Prom. Monitor, Booster. f. .,.. ef: GLOBECK, STEVE Hard work Steve always minds, But does any kind he finds. Monitor. GOLDSTONE, JUANITA Juanita is a girl you'd like to meet, Whenever you're walking down the street Monitor, Latin Club, Booster. GOZUR, EMIL Emil is a member of the Four Square, His sincerity helped him to get there. Librarian, Four Square, Monitor, Booster Baseball. GRZYWACZ, ANDREW Andy is a quiet sort of a chop, Who never likes to stop and gap. Monitor, Booster. 1941 REVELER 23 f , .,..n. . L: 1:4-. 1 I , Guloos, Jos He has a lot of pep and wit, In all his doings he makes a hit. Monitor. HALUS, MARY Mary is a friend to all, She's always there whenever they call Booster. HASAPES, MARIE Marie has a lot of speed, She's always there in time of need. G. R., Sr. Play, Monitor. HODGE, HELEN Helen is simple and sweet, And a lot of people she likes to meet. Monitor. AA A i fi gg fs 96' HOLLIDAY, STEVE Steve thinks that he's always in need, And goes about with lots of speed. HORDIEWICH, LENA Leno is blond and very kind, A better companion, you'll never find N. H. S., Nous Autres, G. R., Monitor HOVANEC, JOHN John has hair that's curly and dark, And the girls around him park. Booster, Monitor. HYMAN, MATHILDE BERTA A pert little miss with reddish brown hoir, Tillie's intelligent, as well as fair. G. R., Monitor, Chanticleer, Assoc. Editor, Checker, Librarian, Nous Autres, Annual, Class Officer, Jr., N. H. S. i JAMES, HELEN PRISCILLA A cheery look, a friendly smile, Helen displays them all the while, Booster, Monitor. JAMROZIK, STELLA Stella is always laughing and gay, She always has something to soy. Annual, Booster. JUDIN, MARIE In her dress she is very neat, From the top of her head to the tip of her feet. Allegria. Junlcn, sTsbHANA Independent, as always is she, If you want things clone, there she'lI be Allegria Pres., G, R., Booster, N. H. S Guidos, Joe Halus, Mary Hasapes, Marie Hodge, Helen ' an 401 'x Sf, , ' 5 -.., K..-.nj t 'E .-. B, x 4 -A V, A 'I 1 i r i we i . 4 l. 'S Holliday, Steve Hordiewich, Lena Hovanec, John Hyman, Molhilde Bertu .., , l , -,-.- James, Helen Priscilla Jamrozik, Stella Judin, Marie Jukich, Stephane 24 MEMORIAL HIGH 1 A iQ,,-.z.-. I Kalitich, Marie Kenda, Marie Keshock, Anastasia Kesllock, Mary Louise Kielb, Adam Kielb, Stephane Kish, Irene Klesch, Mary Elizabeth Klucar, Sylvester Kmetc, Anna 'Eng fm?-' J I-arX Kolak, Charles Kolesar, William F - A 1 KALITICH, MARIE Marie likes to flirt with fellas, And makes some girls 'very jealous. Red 8- Black, Monitor. KENDA, MARIE A better person I never knew, Who is to people always true. Booster. KESHOCK, ANASTASIA Her hair is always fixed in place, Makes a fine framework for her face. Monitor, Annual. KESHOCK, MARY LOUISE Mary is a girl who is quite shy, Look at her and you'll wonder why. Monitor, G. A. C., G. R., Annual, Booster. KIELB, ADAM Adam likes to play ball, And is quite noisy through the hall. Football. KIELB, STEPHANA Stephana likes a dress of red, This color must have gone through her head. Librarian, Booster. KISH, IRENE A Girl Reserve is Irene, She is a girl who is quite keen. G. R. KLESCH, MARY ELIZABETH ln school she's very sweet, Out of school people say she's neat. X . il Q! f l Af I V . Z i . I i ' 1-2 ' a i l l KLUCAR, SYLVESTER Sylvester is quiet in every way, His teachers wish he'd find something to say. lmnc, ANN? A friendly girl is our Ann, Who always does all she can. KOLAK, CHARLES So handsome is Chucky with blonde curly hair, But he always blushes when girls stop to store. Monitor, Baseball. V KOLESZAR, WILLIAM Bill always likes to dance, And with the girls he has a chance. Football. 1941 REVELER 25 l v KOMARC, HELEN Charming and witty, she is a gay little creature, Her lovely hair is her prettiest feature. Class Treas. ll-A, Librarian, Annual, G. R., Booster. KONYA, ANDREW Andrew is a friend quite true, You'll very seldom find him blue. KORNYAK, DOROTHY Dot is always on the go, This characteristic her friends all know. Allegria, Monitor. KOSTEK, STEPHANA Stephana is very quiet and just, It is no wonder why people trust her. Monitor, Booster. I i. i. . i YS' if-N V 'sv ir-52 ye 26 F5 ' xg., KOVACH, MIKE A bay whom we've never found, Making noise when teacher's around. Monitor. KOVAL, MARY Mary is never very blue, She always has a smile or two. Booster. KOZAK, AGNES Agnes never makes a sound, A quieter girl we've never found. Monitor. KRATZENBERG, ROSEMARY A friendly girl is our Rose, And in her classrooms she does pose. l . f ax i Q Q 1 . ,. x, Q? F-tm - ver- uf x 5, 7, ' Y 4-.4' ,f . ,. J, Va. 5-' KRAYNAK, ANNE All sports and books, Are Anna's interest, not her looks. Booster. KUKURA, THOMAS Tom tries to be friends with all, We hope his friendliness will never fall Booster. KUZMA, PAUL An actor Paul would like to be, And a very good one we all agree. Red 8. Black, Four Square, Monitor, Sr Play. LAHOVICH, JOE Blond and wavy is Joe's hair, Which causes girls to stop and stare. N. H. S., Basketball, Four Square, Monito Librarian, Booster, Sr. Play. Komorc, Helen Konya, Andrew Kornyuk, Dorothy Kostek, Stephane Kovoch, Mike Koval, Mary Kozak, Agnes Krutzenberg, Rosemary Kroynok, Anne Kukura, Thomas Kuzma, Paul Lahovich, Joe MEMORIAL IIIGH l' Laroccn, John Lawerinuck, Arthur Leone, Frank Lesogonich, Mary Lisko, Steve Mucaro, Ruth Magnoski, Edith Mancuso, Dorothy Murkusewski, Helen Morzano, Sevinu Muslack, Julius Mastoridcs, Nick LAROCCA, JOHN A teaser wc know is John, Regardless of the hearts he's won. Four Square, Monitor, Football, Annual. LAWERINUCK, ARTHUR A noisy lad is our Ari, But from him, we'cl never part. Monitor. LEONE, FRANK A football hero and a star, With this ability Frank will get far. Football, Monitor. LESOGAN ICH, MARY Everyone knows that she is smart, In all activities she does take part, G. R., Monitor, F. L. S. C, Prcs., Librarian, Booster, 19 41 REVELER -'-arg Zi Cs., '53 V 3 .. SQ . .I sb LISKO, STEVE If all the lwoys were as quiet as Steve, l'm sure the teachers would never peave. MACARA, RUTH Cowboy songs she likes to sing, To her this seems to be a great thing. Sr. Play. MAGNOSKI, EDITH Edith is a friend sincere, There never was a friend so dear. Librarian. MANCUSO, DOROTHY Dot has hair that is quite red, Which causes boys to turn their head, Librarian. mike ,, 1. ..e ,S-1, QU . ,yy gdb. .nv 15 mf .gi -I. ' ' ' -I' , '-5-Qi-356,175 ' ii' ' MARKUSEWSKI, HELEN Helen's favorite sport is dancing Many times you'll find her romancing. Booster, Sr. Play. MARZANO, SEVINA Black is Sevina's hair, And mostly a red bow she does wear. MASLACK, JULIUS Julius is a quiet chap, But dOl lAf think that he is a sap. MASTORIDES, NICK ln all his classes Nick is bright, Because he tries with all his might. N. H. S. President, Booster, Four Square V. Pres., Chanticleer, Checker, Red 81 Black, Annual Editor, Sr. Play, Monitor, Class Officer. 27' ' l MAYERIK, VALENT Val is handsome, the girls admit, With everyone he is a hit. MAZIAS, HELEN With hair dress always in style, She'll always greet folks with a smile. G. R. ' MCGARRY, BILL Full of smiles and iokes is he, Wherever he goes, his friends will be Four Square. McQUILLAN, REGIS Regis is a boy who never frets, If he has to work, he never forgets. 'i l 17. MEGELA, JULIA While writing a poem and singing a song, Judy is bound to never go wrong. N. H. S., Chanticleer Editor, G. R., Monitor, Band 8. Orchestra, Annual, Booster, Red 8. Black, Sr. Play, Checker. MELNIK, PETER As a chemist Pete would do fine, There aren't so many in that line. Monitor, Checker, Annual, Booster, N. H. S. MICO, ROSE With everyone Rose likes to jake, And never a harsh word to anyone spoke. Monitor. MIHU, PAULINE A charming lass is our Pauline, ln her work she is quite keen. i-sa. as - Rfk MITULINSKI, HENRY Basketball, Henry cloes ploy, He's very good we all must say. Monitor, Basketball. MODAK, MILDRED Books seem to be in Milly's line, As a librarian she does very fine. Librarian. NALEPA, FRANK The girls would walk a mile, Just to see Pinky smile. Booster. NECHIPORCHICK, JOHN Johnny likes to stop and talk, What he says, gives people a shock Stagecraft. Mayerik, Valent Mazias, Helen McGurry, Bill , McQuillan, Regis Megela, Julia Melnik, Peter Q. wgl-7, Mico, Rose 1 Manu, Pauline gf. - V ' S. ' ,ss was .- J'! Mitulinski, Henry Modak, Mildred L. 1 Nalepo, Frank Nechiporchick, John 28 MEMORIAL I-IIGH Nenadich, Myron Nestasi, Jennie Nickoloff, Cyril Noga, Edward l ' f I+ 'TW i 'a Oskar, Mary Ossa, Katherine Pannunzio, Rinaldo Parish, Dominic l l QW 'Sl I rg 'E' Patzak, Julia .,I I I In I . . . , ' . -- 5 . :1:::f'i..:'.:'h s , Q- 4+ ri. li 9... Porreca Joe is Q- I I l' L' I. .5 if. ii jk. 'I 1 ' I X' 'Lv' ' NENADICH, MYRON Myron is a quiet lad, But in looks he's not so bad. Four Sauare. NESTASI, JENNIE Jennie is loveable, cute and sweet, With a singing voice and dancin inet g . N. H. S. Secretary, Girl Reserves Treas- urer, Booster, Hic Haec Hoc, Annual Asst. Editor, Office Assistant, Monitor, Checker, Senior Play. NICKOLOFF, CYRIL Handsome is he, with clark, wavy hair, An answer is Cyril to a maiden's praycr. Four Square, Annual, Monitor, Booster. NOGA, EDWARD Eddie always likes to dance, The girls will always give him a chance. Band 8i Orchestra, Monitor. 1 9 4 1 REVELER OSKAT, MARY A sweet personality, she does no one harm Always so helpful, she's full of charm. N. H. S., Frie-Le-Ser-Cit., G, R., Booster, Monitor. OSSO, KATHERINE Kay has charm and personality, Her dreams are sure to become a reality Monitor, G. R. PANNUNZIO, RINALDO Rinaldo is not a noisy lad, But that doesn't mean that he is sad. Monitor. PARISH, DOMINIC Dominic likes a lot of fun, Therefore he's always on the run. PATZAK, JU LIA Julia is always very shy, - But catches every boy's eye. Monitor, Checker, Booster, Sr. Play. PICCOLI, EDITH Edith's hobby is to tap, She also likes to stop and gap. POPA, JOHN John is always on the go, It he keeps it up, he'll never be slow. Monitor, Red Sf Black, Chanticleer, Sr Play. PORRECA, JOE An accordion, Joe likes to play, And plays it well, we all do say. Monitor 29 POULLAS, SYLVIA Always talkin and ver a A Q Y 9 Y, Sylvia always has something to say. PYTAK, JOHN By the lockers through the hall, You'lI hear Johnny stop and call. RASCHAK, ANN Jolly and gay is our Ann, She tries to do all she can. RICCIARDI, CARMEL Corrnel's dimples are so deep, When she smiles she looks so sweet. Annual, N. H. S., G. R., Nous Autres, Office Asst. I I . .- - - - 1- j ei 30 RICCIARDI, GUY Music is his favorite hobby, He should appear on hobby lobby. Monitor, Band 8. Orchestra. RICH, DANIEL Dan's always smiling and never blue, He is a friend that is quite true. Monitor. RICHARDSON, RUTH Ruth is a girl who likes to read, And does read books with a lot of speed. Librarian, N. H. S., Annuol. ROVDER, AUGUSTINE This boy's name is Augustine, His mind is always on the football team. Football. l l. 5 i l 1 i i R UDY, DOROTHY Dot is usually a lot of fun, But sometimes she snub: everyone. Monitor, G. R., Nous Autres, Booster. SABULA, NICK He's full of pep and lots of fun, It it weren't for this his friends would run SALVATOR, JOHN Music seems to agrce with John, We hope this ability will never be gone. Orchestra 8. Band. SAMBOLEC, JOHN John is always on his toes, There's always noise wherever he goes. Poullas, Sylvia Pytak, John Raschak, Ann Ricciardi, Carmel Ricciardi, Guy Rich, Daniel Richardson, Ruth Rovder, Augustine ii? F1 1 ix. ' W. J .WX G? ,,...- ggc... .. eswip, , ...-Q...g.,.. Rudy, Dorothy , Sabula, Nick 1 Salvator, John Sumbolec, John MEMORIAL' HIGH 1 I l Sarrocco, Alviro Suvo, Sum Sebesf, Julia Sharshon, Margaret Shiminsky, Joe Shiriila, Mike Simchik, Edward Simchuk, Margaret Slipcnchok, Joe 53' iw' I ,fare -E .. Q9 i ffm- S' 3, 5' tg Sokol, Amelia kj fl Sokol, Ray '93-r W Lf 1 . sums, Ann . .R lil-L., i -' Y E2 . .Lf?l5Q ' ' vi il -7:-flag. 177 A SARROCCO, ALVIRA A loss whonji everyone can trust, Shc's always honest, ncver uniust. G. R., Hic Hocc Hoc, Office Assistant, Booster. SAVO, SAM A gentleman Sam will always bc, Just look at him and you will see. Monitor, Sr. Play. SEBEST, JULIA Julia likes to laugh and sing, And doesn't think of anything. G. R., Librarian, Booster. SHARSHAN, MARGARET Happy is our Margy, Even when thc boys are foggy. Monitor, Booster. 1941 REVELER SHIMINSKY, JOE Joe is sometimes in a grouchy mood, Although he is never rude. Monitor. SHIRILLA, MIKE Mike's a chop who'll never stop, He'll give all energy that he's got. SIMCHIK, EDWARD Eddie is tall and very shy, But he'Il get over it by and by. Football, Basketball, Monitor. siMcHAK, MARGARET Margaret is really a lot of fun, But when she's angry, you'd better r Booster. Ul'l. if -3,6 as gi .w, Q, 11:7 if 'Wwe SLIPENCHAK, JOE Dancing will always be his favorite, We think that he'Il never hate it. Four Square, Checker, Booster, Monitor Red 81 Black, Annual Bus. Mgr. SOKOL, AMELIA, Amelia is gay in every way, That's what all her friends say. Frie-Le-Cer-Cit, G. R. SOKOL, RAY Ray is here, Roy is there, Without him, the halls would be Red 84 Black, Monitor, Booster. bare. SOLTIS, ANN Ann is quite a dancer, ln her classes she tries to answer. Librarian. 31 . . 3 -' ,I l x g l SPISAK, ELEANOR A happy face she'll always wear, She doesn't even have a care. TIMKO, ANN Ann has pretty curly hair, And is always fixed with core. TOMASULA, MARTHA A tiny girl always wearing a smile, A small lass but always worthwhile. Monitor, G. R. TOMICH, IRENE Irene is a Mcliorette, This loss we could never forget. Maiorette, Booster. 'P ' - A fn... TUCHEK, MARY Copying and singing a popular song, With all Mary does get along. Monitor. UNGAR, ANDREW As a Barrymore he hasn't been realized, But when on a balcony, you'd be surprised. Librarian, Monitor. VANSUCH, KATHERINE Kay's very quiet and very neat, With not a person does she compete. Monitor, G. R. VANSUCH, MARY ELIZABETH Mary's a swell girl to meet, Her character just can't be beat. G. R., Booster, Annual, Orchestra, N. H. S stiiggf ' ' Q2 5 . i .. 5. if.: - I Q I eg , 5. .-1 . Q, -J' y L-Kwai? VANSUCH, RUTH Ruth's never haughty, never proud, She's popular in every crowd. Red 8. Black, G. R., G. A. C., N. H. S. Pres., Annual, Checker, Booster, Class Officer. VARGA, JENNIE Laughing and gay and full of fun, She will always be there when there's work to be done. G. R., Monitor, Booster. VODHANEL, ELIZABETH A girl who has plenty of strength and strife, I Who tries to conquer her ambition in life. VOLSKY, MARGARET A girl who is always very neat, From the top of her head to the tip of her feet. Recl 8. Black. Spisak, Eleanor Timko, Ann Tamasula, Martha Tomich, Irene Tuchek, Mary Ungar, Andrew Vansuch, Katherine Vansuch, Mary Elizabeth 32 X-. it 47S Vansuch, Ruth Varga, Jennie Vodhanel, Elizabeth Volsky, Margaret MEMORIAL HIGH Voytilla, Margaret Vrabcl, Margaret Vratkovich, Sylvia Vukovich, Katherine Marie Wacht, Helen Wucht, Theodore Willich, Anne Wolfe, Bobby 36 JJL l 'Us J .-A LN N-.use .ig J- ,ci -'IL 1 L, :- fa -1 Vifxi. '37-f .' Woychick, Frank , x Xenakis, Fetina .N Wx na 45' . , ' l W ' R- U . 1 Yovlch, Helen i X i , ' Yug, Steve T A A' E , ' , V ' xt . 'fgifzfvl' 4 V 1,4 x I ' i .QB -- 4 k VOYTILLA, MARGARET A pretty lass is Margaret, Once you meet her you'll never forget. Annual, Librarian, Monitor, Nous Autres, sf. Pray, N. H. s. VRABEL, MARGARET A dimpled lass who does not fret, Her name is really Margaret. G. A. C., G. R., Booster. VRATKOVICH, SYLVIA A girl who is popular in the crowd, Because she's never very proud. Allegria, Librarian. VUKOVICH, KATHERINE MARIE Kay possesses sweeping lashes, Look at them and your heart snotchcs. Latin Club, Librarian, Checker, Booster, G. R., Annual, Monitor. 1941 REVELER WACHT, HELEN With her yellow hair and eyes ot brown, You seldom see Helen wearing a frown. Allegria Treasurer, Booster. WACHT, THEODORE Music seems to be in Teddy's line, The girls admit that he does fine. Band 8. Orchestre. WILLICH, ANNE A charming and cooperative girl is Ann, When it comes to help, she does all she can. Monitor, Frie-Le-Ser-Cit, Band. WOLFE, BOBBY Bobby's been known as quite a romancer, And all the girls think he's a wonderiul dancer. Red 81 Black Treas., Chanticleer, Librarian, Class Officer, Monitor, Asst. Bus. Man- ager on Annual, Booster, lnterclass Basketball, Sr. Play. WOYCHICK, FRANK Frank is always on the run, When he's around the classrooms hum. Librarian, Booster, Annual. XENAKIS, FETINA A tiny girl who'll always smile, Life to her, seems to be worth while. YOVICH, HELEN A lot of people Helen does meet, She certainly knows how to greet. Librarian, Allegria, Monitor, Annual, Booster, G. R. YUG, STEVE Steve likes to laugh and joke, ln study halls, his friends will poke. Monitor. 3 3 l L1 x lv i ZALNOSKY, JULIA Julio is fcll ond sort of Thin, Bu? mony friends will olwoys G. A. C. 34 Q, , -,X,A , iT l6'iX YQ? win. Zalnosky, Julia Zefts, Cecelia Zura, Susan ZETTS, CECELIA I ZURA, SUSAN She's sometimes happy, sometimes blue, Sl'1E'S olwcmys smiling cmd olwoys goy A better person l never knew. Librorion. A LS O GRAD UATI NG ' BETTY REPASKY FRANK STRANGE MICHAEL VARGO Even for work she'il never deloy Allegrio. MEMORIAL HIGH Future Housewives Miss O'Bricn's sewing class, Room 14. IF if i i Science at Wforfe. Seventh and eight period Chem- istry class. 1 I i 7 i i i Pmetieal Arts In kccping with National De- fcnsc. 1 9 4 1 REVELER Classes 4CL,,, 112133 CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1942 In the month of January, 1938, the l2B's then the Freshmen of Memorial High, started their four year journey through High School. After years of effort and struggle there are 85 seniors who hope to receive their diplomas in February. During the semester they have held ll successful Halloween Party. The class officers are: President, Bill Mneeykog Vice President, Betty Jane Albrechtg Secretary, Helen Lovasg Treasurer, Anthony Julius. The organization of classes in high school is the first step in the development of' cooperative citizens. Cooperative citizenship is the buck- bone of the democratic society, and a democratic society is the backbone of a peaceful, brotherly world. It is the ultimate aim of the modern high school through its vari- ous organized classes and activities to instill within the heart and mind of the future citizens of America the desire to work toward and for such an Utopia. 3 6 MEMORIAL HIGH X lf KIIAJ CLASS OF JUNE 1942 The class of june 1942 under the sponsorship of Mr. Gary has just concluded three exciting years. There are 250 students in the class at the present time. They have held Il successful Thanksgiving Party during the semester. The class officers are: President, John Stoiag Vice President, Dorothy .Iuding Secretary, Mary Japkzig Treasurer, Alfred Sperm. 1941 REVELER 37 -Q-un-,fr Q. A, CIIBJ CLASS UF FEBRUARY 1943 The 11B class began its high school year in February 1939. They are under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Maro. At the present time there are 75 students in the class and they are looking forward rf an exciting year. The officers of the class are: President, Andrew Fabrig Vice Presi- dent Niihug Secretary, Julia Testag Treasurer, Bill Boralc. The courses of study at Memorial High School among other things assumes 1. that improvability of mankind is possible, 2. that adults are capable of being influenced by reason, 3. that the responsibilities and duties of citizenship are among the highest duties of man, 4. that easy access of information of all kinds is necessary to the making of wise and unbiased decisions on public policy and, 5. the human rights are more important than property rights. 38 MEMORIAL HIGH KQAD CLASS OF JUNE 1944 One beautiful autumn day, in September 1939, 205 students entered Memorial High School, they were placed under sponsorship of Mr. Malys. They have shown some traits of leadership. XVC hope that they continue to progress in the future. The officers of the class ure: President, Edward Reichertg Vice President, Phillip Crinog Secretary, Robert l-lnmroclig Treasurer, Eli Danilov. The class has made plans to hold nn outing in june 1941. 'ET' f' .. K 1 ' -1 .-A11 I -T' 1941 REVELER 41 CSJBJ CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1944 In February 1941, 71 students entered Memorial High School. Miss I-lamady is their sponsor. The class is looking forward to an exciting high school year. The temporary class officers are: President, joseph Birasg Vice President, Stephania Buryg Secretary, Louise Servathag Treasurer, john Oshelsky. School development, expansion and maintance is sage insurance for the continuance of humanistic way of life based on the timeworn prin- cipals of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. It is 'in the interest of a peaceful progressive community that the school be made as efficient, modern, and beautiful as possible. Educa- tional development is a sound investment which brings tangible results to 21 wise community. A progressive school denotes an alert and pro- gressive community. 42 MEMORIAL HIGH Future Stars Play contest rehearsal l Gossip M 011 gers Chnnticleer and Annual Staffs busybodying. 1 s Chord and Disrbord Orchestra relmcnrsal fNotc Mr. Klinko rooting snxa- phone in upper right hand corncr.j w 1941 REVELER Activities J NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members are selected for this organization because of their achievements in Leadership, Scholarship, Character, and Service. - The mid year officers were: Nick Mastoridcs, Presidentg Mary Bartos, Vice President: Virginia Luc, Secretary: Alex Mingo, Treasurer. The present officers arc: Ruth Vansuch, Presidentg joe Lahovich, Vice Presidentg Jennie Nestasi, Secretaryg Bill Maccyko, Treasurer. f lst ROW: Virginia Luc, Nick Mastorides, Miss Herrick, Mr. O'Mell:m, Miss Borak, Alex Mingo, and Mary Bartos. 2nd ROW: Judy Megeln, Virginia Marginian, Margaret Pacak, Lena I-Iordiewich, Roselln Kukec, Blanche Alexoff, Jennie Nestasi. 3rd RONV: joe Lahovich, Helen Wallos, Mary jane Wnllos, Ruth Vansuch, Carmel Brizzi, Bill Mnceyko. MEMBERS NOT SHOWN: Rose Boris, Carmel Riccinrdi, Mary Oskar, Betty jane Albrecht, Betty Toth, and Doris Copp. NEXV MEMBERS: 12A--Irma Fnzekas, Mathilcla Hyman, Stephana Jukich, Peter Melnik, Ruth Richardson, Mary E. Vansuch, Margaret Voytilla. 12B-Helen Lovas, Yolanda Nagy, Emma Wfargo, Pauline Wuyek. IIA-Vera Alexoff, Elmer Gnyetsky, Dorothy judin, Rita McKula, Ann Mikulinuk, Evelyn Rudolph, john Stoia, Helen Vanjurn. 44 MEM ORIAL HIGH my Q 1 OUR SCQUARE The club is formed to promote character, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean scholarship. Among its activities are the following: Four Square-Fri Le Ser Cit Banquet, the Best Girl Social, and our Over-night Camping Trip. Mr. Holliday is the sponsor. Ist ROW: Mr. O'Mellan, Principal: Emil Fibian, Alex Mingo, joe Lahovieh, Paul Kuzma, john Horvath, Nick Maslorides., Vice President, and Mr. Holliday. Sponsor. 2nd ROW: Cyril Niekolnff, Andrew Balogli, Secrelaryg Frank liestie, Bill McGarry, Clements Siexnbieda, John Larrocen, :Intl Bill Maceyko, President. 5rd ROW: Elmer Gayctsky, Mike Firms, Nick Kalula, Emil Gozur, Edward Lahovich, joe Uhlar, Treasurer and Sylvester Reish. il' nf-' F86- FIQIE LE SER CIT The Erie Le Ser Cit which stands for Friendship, Service. Citizenship is under the guidance of Miss Florence Cook. The purpose of the F. L. C. is to promote friendship among the girls. The officers of the club are as follows: President, Mary Lesogonichg Vice President, Emma NVargog Treasurer, Amelia Sokolg Secretary, Eleanor Rushcn. lst ROXV: .lean Maslodonna, Mary Lesoganich, Margie Pacak, Miss Cook, Virginia Marginian, Mildred Hoffman, Louise Milelicic. 2nd ROW: Anlionettc Lafaro, Mildred Kusmick, Emma NVargo, Mary Sabo, Betty Jane Albrecht, Eleanor Rushen. 3rd ROW: Catherine Lisko, Hilda Carano, Anna Willicli, Amelia Sokol, Auriala Spartar, Constance Berducci. 1941 REVELER 45 -'viii if? ' ,: 5-F JV? 1 :. , 'fi Fiat' . - ,f. V RED AND BLACK lI'IASQU,E'RADEII'S Officers: President, Kathryn Barberg Vice President. Helen Wlallosg Secretary, Ruth Van- suchg Treasurer, Bobby Wolfe. The purpose of the Red and'Black Masqueraders is to present plays and to develop dramatic talent. Miss Fulton is sponsor of the organization. Among the many other activities of the group are Farewell Party, Initiation Party, Success Parties, Decoration Day Outing and Contest Plays. LI BRA RIA N S XVith but a small beginning and a collection of a few books, the present Memorial High School Library has about 5,000 volumes. Miss French is the library director. lst ROW: joe Kolmacic, An.nc Dzurnak, Blanche Alcxoff, Mathildc Hyman, litlith Magnoslti, Miss French, Dorothy Mancuso, Ruth Richardson, Ann Soltis, Catherine Gcrakas. Anthony Bilchik. 2nd ROW: Emil Gozur, Andy Ungar, Frank Plastic, john Dendiu, joe Stahara, Andy Balogh, joe Lahovicli, Albert Centofante, Frank XVoychick. 3rd ROW: Mary Elko, Sylvia Vratkovich, Irene Bcrkancy, ,Iulia Scbest, Eleanor Baker, Katherine Vukovich, Helen Komarc, Stephana Kielb, Marian Furgac, Mildred Modalc, Margaret Voytilla. 46 -L ,, Y , MEMORIAL HIGH CIIIZCIIEIQS AND MONITORS The purpose of this organization is to promote order and quiet in the halls and to uid in office work. , OFFICE CHECKERS: Jennie Nestasi, Rose Marie Boris. Andrew Fabri, Alvira Sarrocco, Irma Fazekas, Helen Tirpack, Virginia Marginian, Helen Wfallos. ' OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Florence Hutta, Margaret Kovaeh, julia Kukla, Stephana jukich, Jennie Nestasi, Helen Truhan, Yolanda Nagy, and Alvita Sarrocco. Miss Herrick is the sponsor of the group. ALT.EGRI.fX The purpose of the Allegria Club is to advance fellowship and service. The club consists of 25 students who are under the sponsorship of Miss O'Brien. The Allegria Club is affiliated with the State and National Home Economics Department. Some of the activities are: Red Cross Work, Book Review, Banquets, Initiation Party, Farewell Party and a Christmas Party. The officers of the club are: President, Stefania jukichg Vice President, Mary Cutieg Secretary, Susan Zurag Treasurer, Helen Waelit. The members of the club are: Ist Row: Helen Yovich, Helen Waelit, Stefanie Jukich, Miss O'Brien, Mary Cutie, Susan Zura, Pauline XVuyek, Mary Elko. Znd Row: jackie Gordon, Marie judin, Ann Dzuracky, Mary jane Wallos, Betty jane Carolynne, Virginia XVasko, Margaret Gustafan. 1941 REVELER 49 ll ll FOREIGN LANG UAGE CLUB The Foreign Language Club, organized in 1939, consists of two divisionsg The Latin Club, Hic Haec Hoc, and French Club, 'Nous Autres. The purpose of the club is to incrense interest in language and literature study. The clubs organization publishes a monthly paper written in French and Latin. The officers of the French Club are: President, james Torig Vice President, Betty jane Carrollyneg Secretary, Mary Hordiewichg Treasurer, Paul Dickey. The officers of the Latin Club arc: President, Richard Estokg Vice President, Elmer Gayetskyq Secretary, Kathryn Pavlickg Treasurer, Rose Mary Backus. A . STAGECRAFT CLUB The Stagecraft Club consists of eleven members, under the supervision of Mr. King. The duties of these members are to set the stage for plays, zisseinblics, and :my other activities presented by the school. The members 'arez Sitting left to right, Robert Kcshock, Edward Lahovich, Edward Bogdan, Mr. King, John Nechiporchick, Frank Turocyg Standing, -Iohn I-Iornak, john Paurich, Eugene DiAlCSSZll1dl'fJ, George Spntar, and Henry Christoff. 50 RIEMORIAL HIGH O R CHE STR A lsL ROW: john Vansuch. Mike Vnporis. john Mnrginian, Odorisio Pnnnozzo, Mr. Polito, Betty Braycr, Dolores Knpustzi, lfillltl K0l'Cl1l1'lLll'US, Virginia Grnndmonlagnc. End ROXV: Len RlSPll1l0, Tom Volchlm, Gabriel Grnndolfo, Teddy Suszczynski, Otto jalmbcy, Paul Magura, Slcvc linrlmcro, john Pnrellis, lidwnrd Hnlus, john Martino. 3rd ROW: liugcnc Pnlrick, Dave Robcrns, Mike Cvercko, Alvin Gattamelata, Rudy Braydich, Carl Walko, Sccomlo Bnrbcro, john linkncr, Andy Dc Sami. Il 15 151 AJ' CTIQETTE S The Mnjurcllcs consisl of n group of girls selected voluntarily, for the purpose of augmenting thc band Lwirling barons, and performing stunts. This group is directed by Mr. Facciolzcnc. 1941 REVELER 51 x ll l ,fb 'il . -1, ' ,' ic-, . .w 1 4- V1 l'- i v V-4 its 1 , 'I 5 7 YF' BAND The band and orchestra are fast becoming one of Memorial's outstanding orgaiiizntions. There are 60 members in our band plus, girl drum mnjorettes, flag bearers, tumblers and acrobnts., :incl the orchestra boasts 30 members. The band practices the Sth period and after school hours and play at football games. Playing at evening performances, is the purpose of the orchestra. The outstanding activity of the organization is an annual outing. The band also accompanies the football team on all out of town games. Mr. Polito and Mr. Facciobene are the sponsors of the organization. FIGIIT MEMORIAL This is the official band marching song. Fight, boys, fight with . To you we raise our cry? all your might for olcl Show the foe how you can go, Memorial I-Iighg And when the game is o'er Fight, boys, fight and do It will be ri victory for we it right, Will win once more. 52 BIEBIORIAL HIGIMI SENIOR PLAY-JANUARY 1941 The Senior Class of l94I presented Don't Take My Penny, a comedy in five acts. Cast of Characters: Mary Bragaloni, Virginia Marginian, joseph Kolmacic, Margaret Pacak, Clemens Siem- bieda. Frank llestic, Rosella Kukec, Rose Stefanich, Virginia Luc, Paul Kopcy, Dan Lazich, Mary Lisina, Ann Dimoff, Irene Berkaney, Betty Toth, George Hinge, and joseph Ziak. SENIfJfR PLAY-JUNE 1941 Beginners Luck, written by Glenn Hughes, and directed by Miss Fulton, is the name of the play presented by the graduating june Class of l94l. ROW 1: Standing left to right are: Margaret Voytilla, Rose Boris, Alvirn Sarrorca, Mr. Butler, Miss Fulton, Jennie Ncstasi. Judy Megela, Helen NVallos, Carmel Brizze. ROW Il: Frank XVoycl1ick, Ruth Vansuch, Blanche Alexuff, Catherine Barber, julia Zalanoslty, Angeline Frazzine, Olga Bobosh, julia Pntzalt, Helen Markusewski, Ruth Macara, Richard Estok. ROXV III: Sam Sava, Eddie Bogdan, Paul Kusma, Nick Galanses, John Popa, Joe Lahovich, Bobby Wolfe, Mike Fitas, and Nick Mastorides. 1941 REVELER 53 'mini Wh0's Wlio . . . February Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed Answer to a Maiden's Prayer Girl with the Best Personality Most Entertaining Best Actress Best Actar Most Fascinating Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Best Athlete Most Talkative Gayest Girl Girl with Prettiest Eyes Boy with Prettiest Eyes N-aisest Boy Boy with Prettiest Hair Boy with the Best Personality Class Artist Charming Longest Hair Most Fun Most Serious Nothing to Say FIRST CHOICE Margaret Pacak Paul Kopey Virginia Marginian Frank Bestic John Dropp Antoinette Lafaro Joe Kolmacic Mary Bragaloni Dan Lazich Betty Toth Doris Copp Joseph Stahara Mike Modak Joe Kolmacic Julia Glaser Olga Stahara John Francu Joe Ziak Joe Zuzgo John Krornpegel James George Rosella Kukec Mary Sudzina Joe Kolmacic Thomas Zalebera Theodore Shirilla Shyest Person Best Dancer Quietest Girl Nitest Dimples Smallet Boy Qmallest Girl Mary Testa Andy Zetts Mary Testa Mary Brogaloni John Gourlos Mary Testa Tallest Boy Tallest Girl Friendliest Smile Funniest Laugh Blushes Most Most Dependable Most Cheerful Joseph Stahara Rose Stefanich Dominic Morvelli Joe Zuzga Frank Bestic George Hinge Alex George SECOND CHOICE Doris Copp Dan Lazich Virginia Luc James George George Spatar Rose Stefanich John Francu Virginia Marginian Paul Kopey Ann Dimoft Mary Lisina George Spatar Clemens Siembieda Joe Ziak Rose Stefanich Caihririe Husak Joe Pacak George Kotch Richard Thomas Joe Petrus John Marlos Antoinette Lafaro Olga Fiorini Rose Stefanich Joe Dzuracky Michael Yaiich Pete Shirilla Virginia Luc Irene Berkany Olga Stahara John Marlos Ann Ingorvate Michael Spisak Olga Stahara Joseph Niemczura Andrew Hamrock Mary Testa John Buian John Buian 54 MEMORIA1 HIGH Grace, Form, Poise Click The Cleat A Kick That's Neat! Make a Basket This Game's The Fastest Athletics 1 9 4 1 REVELER 5 ----.,.V.-V,,.. .g, Mi- l g,,,,gatf,' COA CI-IING STAFF Reading from left to right: john M. Knapick, Head Football Conehg George Cebula, junior Football Coach, Ernest Gusrinclla, Athletic Director of Campbell Schools, Matt Wansack Alr., Assistant Varsity Coach. D. J. Parks, Faculty Manager, Mr. F. P. Zamary, Sec'y and Treasurer, uf the association was absent when the picture was taken. ' gli THE S QUAD The squad is greatly rcsponsibile for much of the gridiron success enjoyed by Memorial High School in. the past years. They suffer bruises and bumps daily and receive no glory.-Hail to the unsung hero, the ordinary squad man. He is really the backbone of the team. 56 MEMORIAL 'HIGPI .J . W1 ' ' ' , .,- - . X K . ., 1 - ' ' ,.V- 'iq -'Tr It P J ,. -rig !! , 1 V' V - 1 'Y9 I . . T., , J, .o.-U M' V' -. A -4 l f ,. ff' --.X ' I A ' . , V Ig-az, .. 3' 1 ' 'W' + - A f . x W 'A' , .. ' U ., W i' 1'-' A . A .' .,.-fn ' 'SV jf, X , Q, . xl, X . . A V I -V vii.. . ...ff ,T K Q . ' fi '. . Y ' - - , - QV- ' I gx 1 r V W 'I ?g,..+ ,i w 'V .v K 'I ' , , ' . , Y ggjlf' x x Q' I 7 - . . jy S 1 r' V I 1 X If-f .2 gf' :-, K A , ,V .Ri 2? A if ug .Y C., ' E x g . . 'T i5fNiQ4M.4:.,,XAwL:fj: S X f X' 3 . . 1 A . - A' ,, 5. 'S :fa .5 ' 7.7 'C '71 ...I W .. : '. I if w .2217 W '1-ri .If - f f ir . ' 'f' 8 ' ' 1 p 2' T I x 'fs ' 7 LZ, . 1 ' , '. gi-5335 . 1 9' - W 'A fi! 'V f . fff ' 1' ' Q . J. ZUZGA M. MODAK J. PACAK-J. BOGOVICH C. SIEMBIEDA-I. FRANCU M. BARILLAIRE-P. SHIRILLA E. WOLFE-D. CICCOLILLI B. MACEYKO G. SKELLY G. VRATKOVICH-A. BRAGALONE A. PERHACH-J. FASHANK ED. KEISH--F. LEONE A. ROVDER-H. FORTNER F. CASH-F. CIOLLI MR- KNAPICK MR. WANSACK, JR. CCOurhJ lAss't Coach! 1941 REVELER ' 5 FOOTBALL By BOBBY wotria . . . . By winning six games, tying one, and losing two, the Memorial High School Football Machine completed another successful season. Coach johnny Knapick's juggernaut rolled up 142 points compared to 39 for their very strong opposition. The Red Devils strong power house drives made them the re- spected foe of all opponents. Some of the features of the season were the 25-0 triumph over South, I9-0 victory over Steubenville, 7-6 win over Warren, and 45-0 shellaeking given to our rivals across the river, Struthers. The credit for turning out this year's powerful team goes to Head Coach Johnny Knapick and Ass't Coach Matt Wansack. Players who carried Memorial's for- tunes during the season were Modak, Siembieda, Ma- ceyko, Bogovich, Fortner, Cash, Barillaire, and Ciolli of the backfield. The line consisted of Skelley, Wolfe, Zuzga, Simchiek, Leone, Pacak, Franco, Ciccolelli, Keish, Shirilla, Kolesar, and Krisinski. The high scorer of the season was Harold Fortner, who scored 36 points. He was followed by Bogovich and Modak, who scored 28 and 24 points respectively. Lettermen to return to next year's squad are Skelley, NVolfe, Cash, Maceyko, Ciccolleli, Keish, Krisinski. Per- harch, Barillairc, Fortner, and Vratkovich. VAR S ITY S CHEDULE S BA SKE'1'BA'l'.'I'. . . . . finishing the season with I0 victories and 8 defeats, Coach Gustinella's quintet completed another successful basketball season. Players who helped carry the crown of .the team were Mike Modak, Clemens Siembieda, joe Lahovich, Mundscn Barillaire, Gene Skelley, john Czuba, Henry Mitulinski, Vic Vrable, Bill Mitinovich, Mickey Durina, Walter Shabella, John Fashank, and john Mussolino. In clinching the eleven victories, the Red Devils amassed a total of 606 points as compared to 584 of their opponents. Memorial suffered three setbacks on their own floor and received five reverses on enemy soil. Mundsen Barillaire took the individual scoring honors in one fray, scoring I6 points in the Brookfield game. He also led the season's parade, scoring 140 points. Gene Skelley was second with 79 markers. finishing FOOTBALL Memorial .,... O .,,............,. 19 Chaney ...... Memorial ..,..,. ..,,.,., Z 5 Ursuline ......, Memorial .,..,.. ,...... 2 0 South .............. Memorial ....... ........ l 9 Steubenville ..... Memorial ....... ...,, 0 East .... .......... Memorial ..,.... ...,. 0 Rayen ..,.. Memorial s.,,..r ..... 7 Warren .s.. Memorial ,,.,,,. ........ 4 5 Struthcrs ...,. Memorial ,...... ,....... 6 New Castle .... 141 THE 19 41 S CHEDULE ahead of Modak who has 77 points. The first eight games are night games. Sept. 19-Alliance-H. 1- Sept. 26-South-T. Oct. 3-Ursuline-H. Oct. 10-East-H. Oct. 17-Warren-T. Oct. 24-New Castle-T. Oct. 31-Struthers-H. Nov. 7--Chaney-H. Nov. 15-St. Clairsville-H. Nov. 20-Conneaut-T. 58 F BASKETBALL Memorial ...,,.. ........ 2 8 Massillon ...... ........, 3 7 Memorial .... ........ 3 3 Niles ....... ........ 3 0 Memorial .... ,......, 2 4 Chester .... ......... 4 0 Memorial ....... ........ 3 9 Rayen .,................ .......... 4 2 Memorial ...,... ,....,.. 2 3 East ................................ 25 Memorial ....... . ,.,.. ..3 5 Cleveland Euclid Shore 27 Memorial ......, ...37 Alumni ..................,.. .,...32 Memorial ,...... .,...... 3 9 Brookfield ...................... 32 Memorial ......, ..,...., 2 5 Chaney .. ...... 20 Memorial ....... ....,... 3 3 Struthers .. ...... 36 Memorial ....,,, ,,.,,... 2 1 South ..,,.. ...... 1 7 Memorial ,,...,, ,,,.,... 2 9 Scienceville . ......... l 8 Memorial ,...,,, ,.,,,,.. 2 5 Ursuline .. .... ,...34 Memorial ....... ........ 2 9 Boardman ......... 31 Memorial ...,... ......., 2 7 Girard .......... ......... 3 8 Memorial ....... ........ 3 2 St. John ......... ...... 3 0 Memorial ......, ..,...,. 2 2 Newton Falls ................ 19 Memorial ...... ........ 3 7 Minerva ...,. .....,............. 3 5 Memorial ,,,,rr, ,,,,,,., 3 7 Tourney, Newton Falls 34 Memorial ....... ........ 3 1 Tourney, Struthers ...... 36 606 584 JR. FOOTBALL ENDS SUCCESSFUL SEASON By winning 6, tying 1, and losing 1, the Memorial Juniors again completed another fine season. Coach Ccbula's outfit rolled over their first seven opponents, but were finally stopped by the Farrel Reserves, by a score of 7-0. Bolts Brakovichls slashing line plunges and Matak's sprinting dashes stood out in the back- field. Mainstays on the line were Captain Mussolini, and Mickey Farkas. MEMORIAL 'I4lIGH BA SKETBALL Reading left to right front row: D, S. Parks, Faculty Manager, Joe Lahovich, Mike Modak, Captain Clement Sicmbicda, Mr. Cebula, Asst. Coach. , Second row: Vic Vrable, Henry Matulinsky, Gene Skclley, Williani Milutinuvich, john Czuba, Mike Dzurina, Mr. Gustinclla, Basketball Coach, Sltellcy was called, by most of the squad, Assistant Coach. He couldn't refrain from offering advice to anyone and everyone from the coach on clown. SITORT SHOTS Modak always liked small floors. He could last longer. Siembicda was the most nervous player on the floor for the first five minutes of every game. He ran around like a madman, but invariably settled down to some good basketball. Mundsen Barrillare would make a good astronomer. He couldn't refrain from star-gazing once or twice in every game-at a crucial moment, too. Big Bill Milutinovich, the here and there boy, finally settled down to play some real basketball. Lefty Mitulinski finally learned to use his right hand, for hand shaking-he never 'could learn to shoot with it. . We never saw anyone miss them as closely as jittery Joe Lahovich. 1941 REVELER 59 I 3 - ' I- l...II . . ..-.'L,J:..,,L.f. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders are under the supervision of Mr. King, who also acts as thc sponsor of their organization. The cheerleaders attend all the football games and basketball games. The cheerleaders from left to right are: lst ROW: Dorothy judin, Tony Romeo, Frank Gasperavich, William Rich, Richard Estok, Ifaul Zetts, jo Ann Lysowsky. 2nd ROW: Agnes Dutko, Yolanda Marucci, Margaret Kovach, Florance Simchak, Jeanne Mastadonna, and Gladys Wasko. MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL CI-IEERS SPELL MEMORIAL COME ON RED AND BLACK M-E-M-O-R-I-A-L-M-E-M-O-R-I-A-L COME ON RED That's the way to spell it, COME ON BLACK But here's the way to yell it- COME ON MEMORIAL MEMORIAL--MEMORIAL DOWN THAT TRACK. RAH-RAH-RAH. HIT 'EM HIGH-HIT 'EM LOW ZIP ZAM Hit 'em high One-:L-zip-two-a-Zip-a I-Ii: 'em low Three-11-Zip-2-Zami Come on Memorial, Four a zip a five a zip a Let's go. We don't give a hobble gobble Rozzel Dozzel-ziz-boom E-E-E-YAH Oh-Memorial-Memorial E-E-E-YAH, E-E-E-YAH Rah-Rah-Rah. Fight, Fight, Fight, Fight, Fight Memorial, Memorial, Memorial. DOUBLE LOCOMOTIVE l- -1 Halen met a friend coming out of a hospital and ME-ME-MEMO- noticed that he had a black eye and one arm in a MQMMOMMQRIM sling. She said, Have an accident, Steve? RI,-RIiRIAL Sieve replied, No thanks I just had one. M'E'M'O'R'I'A'L Miss Kendall: Wl1ei1 do you use a dash, Emil? MEMORIAL- Emil Fibian: When a bull is chasing me. 60 MEMORIAL HIGH h0's Who . . . FIRST Boy Most Likely to Succeed Nick Girl Most Likely to Succeed Mary Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Did Most for the Class Prettiest Girl Most Handsome Boy Tallest Girl Tallest Bay 1 Smallest Girl Smallest Boy Nicest Eyes, Girl Nicest Eyes, Boy Funniest Laugh Best Typist Prettlest Hair, Girl Cathc CHOICE Mastorides Bartos rine Barber Joe Lahoyich Mary Julia Cyril Mary John Bartos Patzak Nickoloff Louise Keshock Dendiu Jennie Nestasi Steve Julia Mike Andy Tillie Mary Holliday Patzak Shirilla Ungar Hyman E. Vansuch Prettiest Hair, Boy Woman Hater Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Basketball Player Football Player Dressed Girl Dressed Bay Boy Dancer Girl Dancer Actor Actress, Girl Bashtul Boy Most Tolkative Best Singer Most Studious Best Artist Quietest Girl Noisiest Girl Noisiest Boy Roomiest Romeo Sirenest Siren Most Active Most Sophisticated Best Salesman Best Smile Ladies Man Best Dreamer Best Gum Chewer Best Best Personality, Boy Personality, Girl Class Scientist Lightest Hair Darkest Hair Always On Time Always Late Niccst Dimples Most Congenial 19 4 1 REVELER Eddie Noga Joe Bogovich Joe Lahovich Joe Bogovich Anastasia Keshock Emil Fibian Nick Sabula Julia Megela Nick Mastorides Helen Wallos Eddie Simchick Bobby Wolfe Julia Megela Irma Fazekas Nick Galanses Dorothy Drogovich Dot Rudy John DeMart Joseph Garchar Pauline Mihu Nick Mastoridcs Julia Gecse Frank Woychick Marie Kalitich Tony Gatel Mike Shirilla Edith Piccoli Dan Rich Stcphana Jukich Pete Melnik Mary E. Vansuch Ruth Macara Henry Mifulinski Val Mayerick Carmel Ricciardi Helen James IIIIB SECOND CHOICE Joe Lahovich Judy Megela Helen Wallos Nick Mastorides Alex Mingo Frances Barber Emil Fibian Julia Zalonosky Henry Mitulinski Martha Tomasula Richard Estok Amelia Sokol Anthony Bilchick Richard Estok Ann Sperati Grace D'Altorio Tony Gatel John Alesafis Henry Mitulinski Eddie Sirnchak Amelia Sokol Richard Estok Ray Sokol Ruth Vansuch Bobby Wolfe Carmel Brizzi Peter Melnik Anthony Bilchick Ruth Macora Lena Hordiewich Irene Kish Sevina Marzano Eleanor Baker Edward Backus Poul Kuzma Helen Markusewski Mary Bartos John Papa Bobby Wolfe Jennie Nestasi John Hovanec Andy Fedar Ann Catania John Larocco Ann Kmetc Anthony Bilchick Arthur Lavernuick Frank Leone Dot Mancuso Andrew Konya Stephana Kielb Angeline Frazzini WAR Driving on wildly-madly. Plunging through mud and slime. Ducking quickly into a stinking shell hole. Ripping your hands and clothes on prickly barbed wire. Lying on a dirty damp cot trying to shut out those screaming, thundering shells-over the top. Closing your eyes to a blinding flare. Stumb- ling over a rotting body. Struggling on. Plunging your bayonet into a man--a man who might have been a dear friend. Shooting -swearing, lying, laughing, being afraid-but being more afraid to show it-that is XVar. SONG LINGO It's Raining Dreams .......,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,., Study Hall So Many Times t........,..,,.....,,,,,,, , .r,,,...,.. Absent The Same Old Story. ...,,..,.,.,i,,,.,, Excuse Time Don't Let It Get You Down ..,....,.t, .. Exams You Asked For It You Got It I Sr. Assembly The Years. .....,....,.,., ,.... Of High School Life Blue Hit The Road. .............,.,...,r, After Graduation Tears. ......,..... .. ,. ....,,,,,,,,. Commencement PROBABLE FUTURE Mary Testa-Blues Singer. Antoinette Lafara-Tap Dancer. Rose Stefanich-Housewife. Mary Lisina-M. G. M. Star. Betty Toth-Cook. Frank Bestic-Politician. THIS AUTO DRIVE YOU CRAZYU A conversation between a husband and his wife. Where are you going dear? I'm going down Stu-a'c'-bakeidr and get some food. Well don't buy anything else. We can't of-Ford it. And besides, Rao ,prac'ically every- body in town now. There's Zephyr-al things. I want to say to that baker-he gives me the Willgfs anyway, what are we having for sup- per? Ac-Cora'-ing to thc maid, we're going to have roast beef and Nasb-ed potatoes. You know I donit like beef. We've argued this out Pack.-ard and forward and I'm so mad I could Terraplam' apart. She accepted the re-Buick. in silence for what could she do, when he didn't Dodge them. -By Ann Dimoff. 62 CAN YOU IMAGINE Judy Megela ....... .,,. N ot Singing and Talking Cyril Nickoloff ..... . ..... .. ..,...... Hating Women Irma Fazekas ...., ,,,,, , .Not Studying Ray Sokol, .i,.... ..... , Being Quiet Mary Bartos ..... .. ....,. Getting E's Myron, Nenadich ,,..,i . ,,,... Making Noise Dot Rudy... .....,,. .. ,..,,, Being Dignified Eddie Simchak I ,,..,,....i,., . ...,,,,,,,,.., Not Blushing Rose Mary Kratzenberg , ,,..,. Without Makeup Jimmy Guidos ,,.,. .,... ,..,, .,,,, ,,,,, N e v er Tardy Helen Markusewki .... . ,........Y, Keeping Quiet Richard Estok i....t. . .,....... Not Jitterbugging Helen Wallos. ,..,..., ,.i, . .... ...i. B eing Grouchy Bobby Wolfe .,.,.,... ...... N ot Teasing Women Valent Mayerick ,,.,, ,,.... ,.,, . N ot Being Neat Rose Boris ,..,.............,, ., .,.... ,....Being Unfricndly John Popa. ,..,. .. ,,......,,.,.., .... .,.. . ....., N o t Flirting Mathilda Hyman Not Being Late To Her Post Joe Slipenchak. ,..,...,...., ....,Having Black Hair Julia Patzak .......,....,..., ...,, . ,.... A cting Snobbish Pete Melnik ,,i.,,..... ,Not Knowing Mathematics John Alesafis ,,., Not Having His Shoes Shined Nick Galanses .,,, Not Twiddling His Thumbs Stella Jamrozik, .,.,.,..,, . ....i,,,....,,. Acting Serious Susan Zura ..i,..,,........,,, ,,..... . .. .... Wfearing Bows Emil Fibian. ,....,,.. Not Having His Hair Set Andy Chapella ,... .. ,..,., ..,,..... N ot Chattering Edith Piccoli .,........ ..........,..... , ..Without Curls John Dendiu, ,.....,...., ,...,.,Being Four Feet Tall Virginia Marginian ,,...... , ..Y, . .,...., Not Studying John Marlos ...,.,...,, ......,. 6 ft. Tall joe Zuzga. ...,....... ....,..... As A Poet John Gourlas .,..... . Rose Stephanich ,,.. Theodore Shirilla ,.,,,,.. joseph Stahara ....... -Iohn Buian. ........,., . Frank Strange ...,....,. Mary Testa ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,, , Clemens Siembicda Margaret Pacak. ,..,. Mike Modak. ....,,,,. Joe Ziak. .,..,... Joe Kolrnacic .,,,...,,, Antoinette Lafara Dating Without Her Jokes Romancing .,... . Not Dressed Well , ,,.,,.,, .,.... . .,,, F hrting .......,.,,...Agreeablc ,-,.....Not Blushing Studious .. ,... Always Smiling Misbehaving ,..,.... .. .... Singing ..,.,.,Not In Trouble ,, .,.. .Talking A Lot Mary Lisina, ,,,,,,,,,,, t.,...,, . ...MGM Star Frank Bestic .s,.,...,,.. ............ P 0litiCi2m Dominic Marvelli .... ,. ......t Preacher Paul Kopey .,.......,.......... ........ ....... ..... . ....... P i l or Betty Toth ..... .. ...... ..........................-....----.- C ook -By Jennie Nestasi. BIEMORIAL IIIGII I V AA -- -- -N ..- 'gm-f-..-:-v-'- f ffl 7 i i - 4 A s 1 - .Y X ' xi 1 1 SNAP SHOT IDENTIFICATIONS I. Womzcl Shop. Mr. Zborny. 2. Print Shop. Mr. Borsic. 3. The Cafeteria, lunch hour, 4. Mr. Eberhart juvenile court officer-Mr. Mcliula, attendance officer. S. Home Economies, Miss Taylor. 6. Wcigliiiig In gym class, Mr. Knnpick. 7. Siudy Hour, Memorial Hi Library. 1941 REVELER 63 Y SONG TITLES ' As I sat at Home On Tlye Range, I was Alone and Bewil1lerc'rl so I thought Ild take a walk Down By The O-HI-O to for- get. As I strolled Down By The Olil Mill Strc'a1u, who should I meet but 'sally Down Our Alley. She used to be The Girl Willa The Pigluils In Her' Hair. While looking at her, I thought If's Wfomlerfull' how a per- son can change. She looked at me, and I said, Hello Beazififzzlf' She said, Ola, jobnnyn how glad I am to see you. I haven't seen you since I was a Lif1'lr Girl. We Wnlktiil A Lwlg Wngi Togefbef' and talked about Sz'l1ool Daysf' We walked towards a LilfIa Gypsy Ten Room. As we entered, the music sounded with the beautiful tones of the Blue Da1111l2c'. XVe sat Af A Table For Two and held Hands Across The Table. I called the W11ilr'r' Will: The Wafr'r ' and asked for Tea For Twof' Then I suggested that we dance to the beauti- ful tune of the Missouri W:1lf:. Af!er Tlx' Ball Wfas Over, we went out on the balcony and looked at the Blue Moon. When I found out that she was N0b0a'y's Baby, I asked for her hand. At first she said Mn-ybe,' but then she said yes. 'When I hea1'd this, I said, You, You Darling before I met you I was Blue Aim' Broken Plf'!Il'fl'!l,,, but now I'm saying By By Blues. Written by-Jennie M. Ncstasi. JOKES Mr. Zamary: Nick, for chewing gum, you must wrile a poem. Nick Gennaro: fSeveral days later reading half :i poeml How is that, Mr. Zamary? Mr. Zamary: But that's only half a poem, isn't it? Nick Gennaro: Well, I only chewed a half a stick of gum. Charles Kolak: lReading sign on hardware storey Gee, that sign says, Castfiron sinks. Andy Fedor: Well, what about it? Charles Kolak: Gee, anybody knows that. Joe Bogovieh: Would you please give ten cents to help the Old Ladies Home? Eddie Simchik: fGirl Shyj What! are they out again? Teacher: You know the camel can go a whole week without touching water. Student: So could I if my mother didn't make me wash. G4 THINGS YVE'D LIKE TO REMEMBER The co-operation shown to us by our bc- loved sponsor, Mr. Zerella. The Chanticleer and how the students looked forward to seeing their name written in it. Our various class officers. Our Senior Play and Dan Lazich who helped it to be a success. Out Senior Assembly. Joe Kolmacic's blabbing in the Senior As- sembly. Our football and basketball games and the players who helped us win these games. Our class outings every summer at Mill Creek Park. Mr. I-Iolliday's mental inventories. The Visual Education Movies which made our morning classes shorter. The books we left in excellent condition. Our one and only dance, held in our senior year on Nov. 29, 1940. Our Senior Banquet. F is for friends who we have met A is for A's we didn't get R stands for ribbons the lassies wear E is for enemies who get in our hair XV is for wishes which never came true E for the Essays we hated to do L is for Lessons we did each night L atin and French which we never get right the money we never had E is the grade we termed the cad M is the memory we'll always keep O f study halls where we fell asleep R cadin, and Riten' and Rithmetic I ncluded in things of which we are sick A is for Area, we found in Math L for our lip, concerning our wrath? Mis H is the History we held so dear I ts pages to us held misery and fear G racious we hate to say goodbye H urry! Farewell Memorial Hi -Judy Megela. Mr. Cebuln: lf ice costs 50c a hundred .pounds and you give the ice man a dollar, how much ice will he deliver? .Iohnnie Hovanie: About 175 pounds. Mr. C.: NVhy Johnnie you know that isn't right. Johnnie: Yes sir, the ice man knows it too, but he does it just the same. MEMORIAL HIGH l in 1 . . , 4' :lf . -- l- '.-.J. - 'f 1' i 4 s 1 ' f p J -fi. f - -1 -N 1.11.1 , ' . ' l . 't ' w' 'vi .. -' ' - ,f:.,' vr,. f- ' -A -n,','., - , i. .' -jig w. YY i , v -, N -, A A - . -- 1, , '. ' I.-T -,- ..,,?, V, SNAP SHUT IDEN'1'I,FICATION I, The nerve center of the school system nt work. 2. Discussing weighty problems-the teachers' meeting. 3. Periods changing-1.lie stairwnys. 4. All out-assembly. Note the many expressions. 5. Rug-cutting modern style-sclmul dance. 6. Healthy activity for healthy pupils-Girls' Gym Class. 7. Bigger, better, stronger men! Boys' Gym Class. 1941 REVELER 65 THINGS WVE'D LIKE TO REMEIVIBER joe Slijijzenebalz.-singing through the halls. Mary Barfox-efficiency and good manners. Frank lVoyrlJik's-initiation into the Four Square Club. Harold ConIi's-superb playing of the organ and the piano. Rntla Vans1icb's-term as president of the National Honor Society. Diele Exlfok and Anthony Bilebiitfv- direction of the Senior Assembly. Ierznie Nesfasfs-typing for the Annual. Andy Balogb-campaigning for Mayor. Rose B0ris's-sarcastic wisecracks. Emil Goazir-playing on the baseball team. Ann Sjreralfx-friendliness to all her class- mates. Pefer Melnikfs-sweet deep dimples. Kay Barl1er's-beautiful face. julia Geese's--lovely hair. foe Lab0lfic'b's-rugged individualism. Anastasia Kexbokfs-neat dressing. Carmel Rieeiardfs-beautiful white teeth. jimmy Brown's-playing a saxaphone. Ray Soitol-learning the newest dance steps. Emil Fibiaifs-handsome face. Helen Wallos'-funny jokes. Mary Louise KeslJole's-lovely handwriting. Irma Fazeizas'-joy on getting into the Na- tional Honor Society. Alex Mingo's-hard left jab. Frank Nelejnfs-helpful house cleaning for a sick mother. Eddie Simf'iJilz.'.v-baslifulncss around girls. Mary Ellz.o's-style of dancing. Gene Giolijnfs-operating the phonograph at school dances and parties. -Judy Megcla 81 Peter Melnick. PRESENTING THE OFFICIAL ALBIA MATER OF DIEMORIAI. HIGH SCHOOL LYRICS BY JUDY MEGELA Tune-Sweet Genevieve Memorial High we hold so dear 'Till life has passed its final year. The days with you will always be, To us a lovely memory. Ah Alma Mater we'll be true, We hold life dear because of you. Though one by one the year slip by, We'll cherish our Memorial High. A little girl and a little boy once went to A Little Cafe Down The Street and sat at A Table in the Corner. Soon April Played iloe Fiddle and the little boy asked the little girl Are You Having Any Fun? And the little girl replied Can I Help Ii? Soon they found themselves In A Litfle Dutch Garden. Suddenly 66 A Memorial High, Memorial High, Oh shout the name unto the sky. We love thee still we always will, All hail to thee, Memorial High. Memorial High! Memorial High! Oh let that be our battle cry. We think you're grand, best in the land, All hail to thee, Memorial High. Adopted officially jan. l, 1941. I saw A Man Pain! A Fence and If If Wasr1'.1 For The Moon, I would have trampled all over you. I soon got tried and began Leaning On The Old Top Rail and Knoekin' On Wood. I said Kiss Me Again, Goodnight Angel, Thanks For The Memory, and I Will See Yon In My Dreams. -By Ann Dimoff. ISIEMORIA I. I-IIGI-I xg , -D- 'U- We Are Pleasecl to Present Un the Following Pages, Those Who Helpecl Make This, Oar Annual, Possible. P Ask For... ':' Ulenich S 'I' Ice Cream Dairy Products PHONE 5-3916 .g. 0 MILK AND ICE CREAM ARE YOUR BEST FOODS Q 'If 'E' R 1041 RFVI I T R iii -5- 'I' Congratulations to Classes of '41 Rec Builders Supp y Co. -:- 65 Masi's Dept Sfore 3322-24 Wilson Avenue 1'- Our congratulations and best wishes for future success and happiness to The Class of '41 Scarsella Furniiure Co. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Better Quality at Lower Prices A Campbell Booster Open Evenings 934 Oak St. Phone 3-5623 Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of Lucy's C'u'l' Rafe Mkt Wbc're Ma Saves Pa's Doughf, Phone 54732 2265 Wilson Ave. .:. Compliments of .:. JlMMlE'S SHOE REPAIR 95 Wfashington St. Campbell, Ohio 1:- 'U' Compliments of JOHN B. ROSS CITY AUDITOR . Compliments F. W. Woolworfh Co. 33 East Federal St. Z2 4' SR MEMORIAL HIGH s.. ,- 'C' -5' Compliments of GREEN Kay SmaIIeck's Beau'l'y INN Shoppe 66 Robinson Rd. Phone 54340 DA N VANSUC1-I, Prop. SCHAEFER MUSIC , SHOPPE 411 Keith Albee Bldg. Youngstown, Ohio M mmf!-1,1 IlIXfl'7l'Hll'IlfS, Accvxxoricw, Sheri Music' and Supplies fDirectly Across From Post Officej Wargo's Resfaurani' 244 Robinson Rd. Campbell, Ohio Geo. XVargo, Sr., Prop. 'G Guaranteed Instrument Repairing Phone 3-4605 Res. 7-7685 Compliments of A 7 Floors of Good Furniture PAUL JUDIN MEATS at GROCERIES - -At Fall' Pflces ':' 380 R b' Rd. . 0 'mon . . .At Fair Terms T P T C H U Ill 6,5 'I' JIM ANDIO CONTRACTOR V 252 W. Federal St. Excavating, Hauling and Tractor Service I' 1 r 101 Funston Street Phone 4-2220 Next to Warner Theatre Youngstown, Ohio 919 'i' 5 QR 1041 QREVELER TQ 4. .:. . -5. 5. 'Z CENTRAL FLOWER SHOP Flozwrs For All Ocwzximls O Flowvrx Scnf By Telegraph Auywberc' GUST. CARAVASIOS, Prop. 107 Market St. Phone 6-6031 Youngstown, Ohio Best XVishes PATSY BUCCILLI Compliments of The Campbell A'I'hlel'ic Club Madame Sylvia Beau'l'y Salon Conzjilvfz' Bzfalrficia-n Service Sylvia Yanuci Phone 3-7783 113 Grove St. off Walntlt Youngstown, Ohio Congratulations from M l K E M ROS KO 2 Murray Ave. Campbell Ohio Congratulations from Compliments of P. C. POPESCU, Proprietor STAR PHARMACY 3378 XVilson Ave. Camp-bell, Ohio Phone 5 2 0 5 1 Compliments of Volosin Furnifure and - Hardware MICHAEL J. KATULA Complvlr' I-Iomr' Fzlrrzisbvrs PRES' OF CCUNCIL 10 Short St. Campbell, Ohio E Philco and Zenith Radios Adj 4' 'Q' 'I' ': R MEMORIAL HIGH L not 1 at pug l-l I l l:l E.: .l JOSEPH G. VASCHAK FUNERAL HOME YOUNGSTOXV N, OI-IIO 40 Lincoln Ave. Phone 4-0235 Branch in Campbell, Ohio 45 Nllfashington St. Du Pont Paints for Quality Duco-Dulux Super W'hite Varnishcs Everything a Master Painter Needs See Us For Your Venetian Blinds :ind Waslmable Shades Also Whill Tex and Wnslinble Wfnllpzxper A: De Vica's Painl' Sfore Try Our Lay-Away Plan 103 Twelfth Sr. Phone 4-1634 Campbell Eleclric Co. CONTRACTING and REPAIRING Phone 54611 58 Twelfth St. fill Compliments of F. W. Woolworlh Co. 106 XVest Federal St. 'U' 'U' Compliments of 'E' Triangle Market 120 ADAMS ST. Phone 54517 Prop. K. Kuharich Compliments of Dan Kornyak's BEST IN MEATS SL GROCERIES 158 Reecl Ave. Phone 54512 Campbell, Ohio :Ffa ' 'I' ' S? ff N l 9 4 I R EV ELER E -' -:- -- 65 Olsavsky's Food Market Phone 54955 183 Tremble Ave. CAMPBELI., OHIO The Buff of Enix in G1'r1cr'1'iz'x 85 Menfs Compliments of SPORTING GOODS CO. 31 N. CHAMPION STREET YOUNGSTOWN, oH1o -:- See PETE McBRIDE CARL GENKINGER THE BERNARD LUMBER Compliments of 41' COMPANY SAROSY 81 SON GQOD LUMBER AT REASONABLE PRICES COAL CO. Phone 3-3321 And 2221 Wilson Ave. Campbell, Ohio SERVICE STATIUN Compliments gf Felix Balestrn NEW DEAL CAFE GROCERIES and MEATS 74 Robinson Rd. Campbell, Ohio I 631 Tenney Ave Phone 54036 '.' Prop. Martin S. Spak Campbell' Ohio H I i:l 1 7 n'n 'QQ MEMO RI A I. HIG I-I iii -:- 44 Congratulations Malkin Furni'l'ure Inc. 56-58 Robinson Rd. - Ph. 54323 Comj1lr'lr' Home FIll'lliK17l'!'X,, Compliments of FAIR DEAL MARKET QUALITY MEATS And GROCERS Cor. Palmer and Wilson Ave. Congratulations Graduates of '41 LIBBY And ETHEL HYMAN Of The Lovely Lady Beau'l'y Salon 601-621 Dollar Bank Bldg., Ph. 33521 Youngstown, Ohio Campbell Recreation 81 Bowling Club 35 Robinson Rd. Campbell, Ohio RECREATION FOR TI-IE FAMILY . BOWL FOR YOUR HEALTH Compliments of CAMPBELL HARDWARE CO. Rvfail I-Iarzlwarr', Paint and Hozzselvold Ufrfnsils 137 Robinson Rid. Phone 40873 UI. KIRKOSKY, Mgr. Office, 7-3242 Res., 6-S958 MICHAEL H. STETTS Representative METROPOLITAN LIFE COSMO CLUB Greetings To The Class of '41 Pres. N. Patton Compliments of MICHAEL CVENGROS INSURANCE CO. 18 0 Robinson Rd. Phone 5-4130 4 I 6-420 Mahoning Bank Building L ':E A l:I -:. 10 41 REVEl.IClR E -:- -:- 5- Z5 Compliments of JOSEPH A. PARISH N. Y. A. SUPERVISOR Compliments from JOHN B. HASSAY Compliments of 1'- Judin's Food Markef Manager, Steve Judin 71 13th Street '- PARISH PLUMBING And HEATING -C- Plumbing - Fitting Supplies ' O SAFETY an SERVICE DIRECTOR plme 54336 83 Twelfth St. Campbell, Ohio ':' THE STAMBAUGH- CONGRATULATIONS -E- SENIORS OF 1941 co' FROM EQUAL OR GREATER VALUES O m t Id B Youngstown's Great Value LF HS U1 I BS F0 913 cm F ' If 1' f Imuvlcfrs and Waff'lmmkc'rs U, lm warp dm Home Nevrlx 10 Robinson Road Supply 1-Iendqunrters For I :I , CAMPBELL, 0, ATI-ILETIC EQUIPMENT LIFETIME GIFTS 114 W. Federal Street E., .TI FOR THE 1652 Mahoning Avenue I , GRADUATE 2625 Marker Sn. 5 , Youngstown, Ohio 2112 E 'C' ':' BIEMO RI A L HIGH 2 N QS -:- -:- In Kg Congratulations from 'I 0 Sun 4 Bri ht 4- Cleaners The Only Scientific Dry Cleaning Plant Phone 5 2 061 In Campbell If 3 Hour Service 4. Lc'1 x All Pairoenize Callzpbellv C C HIGH QUALITY MEN'S GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER If?. I gy GLASGQW I ' Irbxepf I 1'AILoRs .r III III II lil ISM CLOTHES OF CHARACTER ' K X I suns and TOPCOATS 1 lllll ' l Il ' - ll I-Il S24-15 T0 537-50 ' Ill? UNION MADE l 1 1,000 Patterns to Choose From S5 U l IZ? Special Discount On All . Graduation Suits 451 We Measure to Fit , 312 W. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio We .gi 4. :. -:- .'. -:- b 1941 REV ELER si? -.- 55 l I al 1 GRADUATION SUITS FOR STUDENTS Latest Popular Styles, Fabrics and tc Patterns 51514.95 Talon Trousers, Furnishings, Hats 1 Congratulations HARTZELL'S -E Success and Happiness in All Your Undertakings THOMAS CERNOCK -.- FH ' Compliments of MICKEY SAFFRON QYMYMYG 'J' -: 'U' SCHULTZ 8: SON C l' f MP 0 FUNERAL HOME FORD LINCOLN ZEPHYR 632 Belmont Ave. Phone 6-6435 HJ MERCURY T. Roy Gordon, Inc. 521105 Service Best Wishes SL Success 2208 Wilson Ave. Mary Elizabeihus Campbell, Ohio B Pl1OnC 66801 273 Robinson Rd. Campbell, Ohio ,', Mary Elizabeth Vansuch-Classmate -2 + ss '76 NTEMORIAIA PITCH-1 E :- -:- -:- 5:- ZZ Congratulations from -5- CAPITOL TAILORS The Oldest and Most Up-To-Date Tailors and Dry Cleaners in Campbell TlUUllf'j'-fiL'L' years of m'pcrier1c'r' '-' 3332 Wilson Ave. Campbell, Ohio Compliments of FOR EXPERT BEAUTY SERVICE Go To Jane's Beaury Shoppe 23 Fairview Ave. Phone 5-4736 KERSHNER'S l:q . no-K ,lu Campbell Clly Merkel' 5 20 Robinson Rd Pretzels - Potato Chips - Cheese Corn i Salted Nut Meats 'DI QUALITY Phone 4-2370 Meats, Groceries, Fruits, Poultry H0 Hughes Street Youngstown, O' -:I Compliments of Dr. Ralph H. Jurey. Denfisi BEST WISHES 'Q' 59 12th St. Campbell, Ohio Phone 54824 . Isl H Compliments of Fu MACK'S GRILL -:- 3402 XVilson Ave. Campbell, Ohio gg 'F '21 ':' 1941 REVELER i Ph N E-if -:- -:- 255 ENGRAVINGS FROM THE PLANT OF 1. 4- -D' THE PHOTO REPRODUCTIONS CO., Inc. 'D' Quality Photo Engravings 334 EAST FEDERAL STREET YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO 'G' THE REVELER IS FROM THE PLANT OF -0' J' , 'U' 'C' THE UNITED PRINTING COMPANY Printers and Publishers 450 WEST FEDERAL STREET YouNGsTowN. or-no Q gg -:- -:- R MEMORIAL HIGH ALE ANGELNIO PAUL ADONIADIS MR. JOSEPH ANDRASKO MR. 8: MRS. JAMES ADAMS MR. R MRS. STEPHEN RORSIC MISS JENNIE E. BERARDI MR. R MRS. H. M. RUGBY MR. sf MRS. BRAYDICH MISS MARY JANE BENYA MISS ROSE MARY BRIZZI MR. 8c MRS. JOSEPH BAK DR. sa MRS. J. M. BENKO MISS HELEN BASARA MR. MITCHELL BALTIC MR. JOI-IN BRAVVLEY MRS. AGNES BIRES MR. JOE BAK MISS ANN BECK MR. MICHAEL BUDDY MISS AMELIA BORAK MR. PETER BUTCI-IKO MR. ac MRS. MICHAEL BRAJKOVICH MISS ROSE BRAJKOVICI-I MR. MIKE BROWN MISS MARY LOU BUBON CLUB REX MISS MARY GRACE CHATAN MISS MARY LOUISE CHUEY MR. JOHN B. COVER JOHN CI-IITO MR. NICK COMSIA MR. 86 MRS. DICK COURSEN MR. 86 MRS. MICHAEL CONSTANTINO CAMPBELL CLEANERS MR. MICHAEL CVERKO MISS VERONICA CERYAN MRS. LONIS D'AGOSTINO MISS CARMEL DIPIETRO MISS ANNA DRAGOVICH MISS MARY DROZDA MR. LEONARD DETEC MR. JOHN DROZDA MR. GEORGE DACAROS MR. MICHAEL J. DANYLCHAK 194 1 REVELER Patrons MR. EDWARD FERENCHAK MISS FLORENCE FORD MISS MARY FULTON MR. JOHN A. GRABAN MISS MATHILDA GOGESCH MISS MARION NATALIE GILL MR. NICK GAPPEN MR. MICHAEL GERAKIOS MR. STEVE GEORGIADIS MR. JOSEPH M. GIANCOLA GIBER LEATHER CO. MR. XVILLIAM HOLLIDAY MR. JOHN HERI Mr. Sc MRS. ANTHONY HABULAN MISS GLADYS HETRICK MR. SI MRS. MICHAEL HOLLIDAY MISS ETHEL HAMADY MR. JAY HOLIBANICH MISS ANNETTE HOLLIDAY REV. THADDEUS I-IERUDAY MISS PAULINE KOLLAR MISS MARY HAMROCK REV. ZOLTON IRSHAY MR. JOE INGORVATE, JR. JOE'S BARBER SHOP MR. R. W. KUNICKI MR. S.: MRS. JOHN M. KADILAK MRS. JOHN KIRTOS, JR. MISSES MILDRED 85 HELEN KIRTOS MR. STEPHEN KING MISS PHYLLIS KENDALL MR. VINCENT KOZA MR. 8L MRS. MICHAEL KUBINA MR. JOHN KOPEY, SR. MISS MARY KOULIANOS MR. 86 MRS. S. KOMARC MR. CARL LASKEY MISS HELEN LILAC MR. STEVE MATZYE LITTLE MANN MISS ADA JEAN MCRAE MISS MARY MARINELLI MR. F. O. MCFAULIN MR. PETER MITIKOSH Patrons MISS CHRISTINE MATUNE MISS MARY MARTINKO MISS ERMA MARINELLI MR. JOHN MURJENOVIC MISS BETTY J. MURPHY MISS EVELYN MASTO MR. 86 MRS. PETER MAMAJEK MISS ANGELINE MARSOLA MR DR. MR MR 8: MRS. THOMAS NAGY 85 MRS. W. E. MAINE 85 MRS. ANTHONY NIEWIEROWSKI PATRICK NOLFI REV. GEORGE P. NOVAK MR. JOHN OSHELSKI MR. 86 MRS. JOHN OLTEAN MISS MARY OPRITZA MR. ANTHONY PALUMBO MRS. CATHERINE POPA MR MR: MR MR MR: DAVID PARKS JOSEPH POLITO 85 MRS. D. J. PACELLA 8: MRS. GEORGE PROKOP GUS PETRANOLIS MISS MARY LOUISE PLEGER MR. MIKE PETROSOVIOH MR. zz MRS. JAMES RICH MR. TONY ROMEO MISS ANTOINETTE D. RICH MR. Sc MRS. GUY RISPINTO ROMAN'S BARBER SHOP MRS. KATHERINE RADOVICH MR. JOHN RICHARDS MISS MARIE L. SIMENS DR. W. E. SOVIK SPIRTOS BROS. MR. WILI.IAM SHABELLA MR. THEODORE M. SZENBORN MISS BERTHA M. SULICK REV. JOHN SPATARIU REV. H. H. SCOTT MR. MR MR DR. MR MR 80 86 MRS. HARRISON T. SEXTON Sc MRS. BENNY SI-IIMINSKY JACK SPIRTOS N. S. SOPKOVICI-I THEODORE SVEDA FRANK THOMAS MR. ANTHONY THOMAS MISS HELEN TRACZ DR. J. P. TATE TATAR FURNITURE OO. MR. Sc MRS. CARI. TESTA MR. PHILIP THORNE MR. 86 MRS. CHARLES TESTA MISS JANE URBAN MR. JOHN VARSI-IO MR. sc MRS. KUZMAN VARGA MRS. ELIZABETH VANSUCH MISS ROSE VERTUCCI MISS ANN VRABLE MR. F. D. VALISENTI MR. STEVE VRABLE MISS MAMIE VRABLE MR. THEODORE P. VORKAPICH MR. JOE VARGO MRS. NICK VRABLE MRS. MICHAEL XVALLOS DR. T. H. WARREN REV. M. B. WARADY JOE S. XVARGA MR. HOMER WEISSBURG MISS IRENE YURKO MR. 86 MRS. FRED ZAMARY MR. GEORGE ZETTS, JR. MR. MIKE PETRUSOVICH VERNA PODNAR MISS MARGARET MARKO MRS. MARY CURTIS MR. JOSEPH M. FRKETICH MR. BL MRS. AI.BERT CENTOFANTE MISS FLORENCE M. COOK MR. GEORGE E. SOTLAR MR. 86 MRS. ANTHONY ROSS MR. 81 MRS. MATTHEW STEPHENS MR. STANLEY MALYS MISS MARTHA TAYLOR MR. SC MRS. JOSEPH REPASKY MR. ac MRS. JOHN GOTOH MARGARET MARKO MR. R MRS. CARL J. FRANCO MR. 8a MRS. JOSEPH TOPORCER MRS. NICK VRABLE MILDRED DOBRICI-I MEMORIAL HIGH MII . .I u I I I II. I I.. I ....II . 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