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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

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I' F , E + 3'-Q1 :rr W wlf' 'Pu , OF M MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Published by the January cmd June Seniors of 1947 MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL CAMPBELL '5 - - - OHIO 1 Q v 5 y ...................................................... 5 ndicatlbn We the graduates of 1947 take great pnde In dedlcatlng our annual to the Fu ture a Future fnlled wlth hope and promise for the entire world As cntlzens of tomor row we reallze that thus Future ns ln our hands to fashlon and mold unto a pattern that will wuthstand the test of time Yet as we look ahead a kmd of fear overcomes us for we see that thus task be fore us IS truly a great one one that will requlre all of our knowledge and trammg Thnnklng back, we remember our teachers and parents who through their guidance and understanding have prepared us for a tlme luke thus Thmknng of all these worthy people we are no longer afrand for wlth their faith and trust In us and the hope of the world before us, we cannot an must not fall wlth God as our Leader and Truth as our Weapon, we are ready to step unto e Future By Anne Kukula Q I- . n I I . . . I I I I I. I . I ' I . . I I d True, our task is not an easy one, but ' th 5 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllIulIllhlllllllllllllllllllllllnl V3 at nf .Srluwla MR. D. J. PACELLA A.B, Ohio University, M.A. University of Pittsburgh Although he is very busy with teachers, schedules and salaries, Mr. Pacella found time to comment: l'm glad to see that this Annual is dedicated to the future, for it is the future that holds the key to a progressive America. We want a progressive, and tolerant America, and I believe that modern courses of study are helping students to adjust themselves to an ever changing world. For this class l see horizons unlimited in the field of human relations. Through their efforts many of the illnesses which plague our Society will gradually be dissipated as they find their places in society as future citizens. I have the utmost confidence in their ability and understanding. V' Jim Bound of ,fducahbn Top-Andrew Spisok, John Roper, Clerk-Treosurer. Bottom-Michael Kotulo, Presidentg A. F. Pocello, Joseph Vrobel, Vice President. 5 I QWFQI oi' 1 Af5 'H?i! gwktz Y Q Q 0 9 Y? ii Q , MISS SBROCCO MISS FEHER School Nurse Secretary to the Principal MR. M. F. O'MELLAN Principal B.S. in Ed. Ohio University, Art Supervisor Diploma State of Ohio, Cleveland School of Art, M.E. University of Pittsburgh Most students will remember Mr. O'Mellan for his varied interests in anything scholastic. He' is constantly on the alert to do anything that will help improve Memorial in every way. This year among his biggest projects is the re-outfitting of the bond from head to foot. Said Mr. O'Mellan, l shall remember this class for a long time. They were always ready and willing to cooperate in all school projects. May they continue their efforts to find their place in our democracy. MR. M. S. LENHART Vice Principal B.S. in C.E. Ryder College, B.S. Ed. Kent University, M.E. University of Pittsburgh Although busy with his attendance duties and hall patrol, Mr. Lenhart would like to take time out to Congratulate this class on a job well done. l'm sure thot they'll be future citizens of whom we shall be proud. QF .3 Aus' , lx ,Q ,bg 5 i i i-w w . , MR. S. S. PARENT! A.B. University of Michigan, M.E. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh Mr. Parenti taking a little time out from his financial and disciplinary duties states: l'Il remember this class as one of the most co-operative and most efficient that l have worked with. l wish them all the luck in the world. . tw xi ,gg m.Q,Z2d!LfI7'l.QI'lf 'l ,,u. W. A ., . 2 ' - W l YK, M lv W Elf ? '-1 . , i g- qndfhdhdgb Mr. Butler-B.S. Newberry Miss Hefrick-A.B. Oberlin Mrs. Grant-B.S. in'Ed. Kent and M.A. Columbia University Mr. Komarc-BA. in Commerce Ohio University and M.E. Pitt. Mr. Wansack-B.S. Syracuse U. and M.A. Kent Mr. Sexton-BA. in Commerce, Ohio University and M.A. Kent. 'Qi stag? 5 Qifjfili Mr. Conti-B.S. in Ed. Ohio Uni versity Miss Kendall-BA. Ohio Wes lyan and M.Litt. Pitt. Mr.'Maro-Kent U., B.S. in Ed and the M.E. Pitt. Mr. Malys-A.B. Youngstown College, M.A. Kent State U Mr. Nolfi-B.A. and MA. de ' grees Ohio University Mr. Opretza-B.S. in Ed. Ohio U and the M.Litt. Pitt. U. Q . 1, ,G .-1.7 5, it '? te . . x xxx- fy .z Q3 17 L ,X E' fl I K 1, if P' lil? 'lfQ5 .::A Mr. Bugby-BA. Oberlin and MA. Ohio State Mr. Gustinella-B.A. Ohio Uni- versity and M.E. Pitt Mr. Kunicki-B,A. Youngstown and is working for Master of Letters from Pittsburgh Mr. Holliday-B.S. and MA. de- gree Ohio State Mr. Zamary-Youngstown Col- lege, B.A. and M.Litt. Pitt Mr. Gary-BA., LL.B. and M.A. Ohio State ieli tj 1 N74 meal , , llf tx xx l Q kf6,,Xf xx Ci ' ll? x 4' ima, Qcpahfnmld :S X X ,l ni I, L vw , ucv. 5 1' E , i, Si, x Q3 .i,,, sms: IJ f-ifefgfli I' S Mr. Cebula-B.S. Westminster Mr. King-B.S. Kent, M.E. Pitts- burgh Mr. Centofante-Ohio U. B.S. in Ed. and M.E. Pitt Mr. Parks-B,S. Kings College and M.E. Pitt Mr. Repasky-B.S. in Ed. Kent and M.E. Pitt Mr. Stephens-B.S. Ohio State and M.E. Pitt sybffdflsfdidlid H? J 'N O l . 4 , tffvf Q Miss Fulton-B S in Ed Missouri g, University ond MA North X ,-A' western jXj!! Mr. L. Parenti-BS in Ed o d B,S, in LB. Sc Kent Univer sity, M.E. Pitt Mr. Polito-Master ot Music de gree Naples Conservatory ot Music Mr. Spagnola-B S B A Youngs town College ond M A Mich igon University Mr. Zerella-BA Ohio Univer sity ond M.A Horvord W data and 67lu1A1lcal ,fdwcatwn Mr. Borsic-B.S. in Ed. Kent ond the M.E. Pitt Miss Brayer-B.S. in Ed. Ohio University Mr. Barnes-B.S. in Ed. Kent Uni- versity Mr. Knapic-B.S. in Ed. Geneva and the M.E. Pittsburgh Miss 0'Brien--B.S. in Ed. Kent ond the M.E. Pitt QQ l ff! 'Xft N' X Q Q A-,- ,L -Qnpahfmrnf Top Row, left to.right-Kay Roper, Feature Editor, Kay Yovich, Sec.-Treas.5 G. M. Opretza, Advisor, Ann Marie D'Agostino, Editor in Chief, Michael l-lura, Associate Editor. Inserts-Cleft? Eva Faklis, January Class, Editor, irightl Margaret Skurna, January Class, Feature Editor. Second Row, left to right-Elizabeth Dzuracky, Class Roll, Helen Chaten, Classes and Clubs, Roberta Duchek, Class Roll, Mary Conti and Aurelia lsalie, Classes and Clubs. Third Row, left to right--John Shirilla, Patrons, Ed. Horvath, Sports, John Jakubek, Sports Editor, Steve Vansuch, Art Editor, Joe Cavalier, Picture Editor. Fourth Row, left to right-Margie Urban and Rose Ann Thomas, Assessments, Julia Essenyi, Patrons, Joseph Toti, Business Manager, Carmen Lanzo, Finance, Nick Kavouklis, Advertising Manager, is not pictured. Bottom Row, left to right-Typists: Margaret Sudzima, Margaret Strella lChief Typistlg lrene Rusnak, Vero- nica Urichichg Violet Bragalone. APPRECIATION The Annual Staff wishes to thank sincerely our advisor, Mr. G. M. Opretza, for his tireless work and encouragement in making the Memoirs of l947. We are also greatly indebted to Mr. Stephens for his helpful photographic efforts. i Top picture sitting left to right Sylvia Campean A Isalie J Esseni D M'll M WI , - , . , . y, . I er, . aiga, M. Hudak R. Thomas. Standing left to right-Mr. G. Opretza, A. D'Agostino, M. Hura, S. Vansuch, V. Carano, L. Testa, M. Williard, M. Urban. Center picture, sitting left to right-K. Yovich, A. Verba, A. Kukula, E. McGarry, D. Clark, E. Miku M. Nemeth, J. Paulsey, J. Lemon, K. Roper. Standing left to right-B. Repasky, E. Lahovich, G. Rosian, E. Butler, M. Zockle, J, Toti, E. Horvath J. Jakubek, E. l-lassay. Bottom picture, sitting left to right-E. Graban, H. Tarr, H. Chaten, M. Conti, F. Scourcos, I. Sebest, M. C. Vrable, A. Vrable, R. Duchek, E. Dzuracky. Standing left to right-J. Macala, A DeGidio J Rich C Lanzo D Spotleson A Fedo L K d J . ,. ,. ,. ,. r,.enney, Cavalier, M. Carlozzi, S. Brizzi, B. Vansuch. AN. l l0R HNTHONY DSSHNTO CHRMSL THOMH5 ,..-If Q 41 ' 6086 5, eye?- AW H tb 9 EDI TOR of THE yfi FRQILIMI 5443 TIN6 VITQ iq EHUYICINJ KLIMKO vw' YIYMKWL 001 LOUIS T071 1' DUBVAK T104 A15 JZAM HN? JHAQ KT V HNSUCH GRLPS Qagfj JANUARY CLASS SPONSOR, MRS. GRANT Our thanks to Mrs. Grant is rather difficult to express in words because it was more than guidance which she offered as our sponsor. She went out of her way many times so that we might be pleased. There is no earthly. way in which we might compensate her for her efforts and devotion. She will always linger in our hearts with our fondest memories of high school. Many thanks, Mrs. Grant, from a class that truly and sincerely appreciates what you've done. 516144 Ulfiwm President Michael Kushma Secretary Irene Lambrianos Vice-President Paul Testa Treasurer J ea n Katt BALOGH, TILLIE Course: Business Ambition: Psychiatrist Activities: Monitor, Home Room Officer, Y-Teens, Senior Assem- bly, War Bond Salesman BEDNAR, STEPH EN R. Course: Academic Ambition: Postal Clerk Activities: Monitor, Librarian, Senior Assembly BIROS, MARY Course: Business Ambition: Private Secretary Activities: National Honor Soci- ety Secretary, Red 81 Black, Frie Le Ser Cit, Allegria, Memo Typist, Scholarship Club, Stu- dent Congress, Office 8- Floor Checker, Monitor, Annual Staff, Senior Play, Senior Assembly, Vice President of Freshman Si Sophomore Class, War Bond Chairman, Home Room Officer, Magazine Salesman, Memo Rep- resentative, Declamation Contest BROSKO, AGNES C. Course: Business Ambition: Nurse Activities: Senior Play, Librarian, Senior Assembly CHIRAK05, MADELINE Course: Business Ambition: Teacher Activities: Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Camera Club, Memo Staff, Math Club, Cafeteria, Scholarship Club, Senior Assembly CZUBEK, JULIA Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Activities: Librarian, Monitor, Memo Staff, Camera Club, Se- nior Assembly, Student Congress DALESSANDRO, JULIA Course: Business Ambition: Cosmotologist Activities: Red 8i Black Secretary, Allegria Vice President, Frie Le Ser Cit President, Home Room Representative, Senior Play, Se- nior Assembly, Student Con- gress, Declamation Contest DeSANTO, ANTHONY R. Course: Academic Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Memo Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Society Presi- dent, Senior Play, Hi-Y, Scholar- ship Club, Annual Staff DiPIETRO JOY E. Course: Academic Ambition: Radio Activities: Office 8 Floor Check- er, Monitor, Senior Play, Student Congress, Home Room Officer, Senior Assembly, Declamation Contest DRITSOS, JOHN Course: Practical Ambition: Machinist Activities: Monitor, Senior As- sembly DU BYAK, JAYNE Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: Y-Teens, Student Con- gress, War Bond Chairman, Mon- itor, Magazine Salesman, Annual Staff, Senior Assembly DUBYAK, JEANNE Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: War Bond Chairman, Senior Play, Librarian, Magazine Salesman, Annual Staff, Student Congress, Monitor, Checker, Y- Teens, Senior Assembly DU KAT, MARY ANN Course: Practical Ambition: Cosmotologist Activities: Memo Staff, Monitor, Senior Assembly, Cafeteria FAKLIS, EVA Course: Business Ambition: High School Teacher Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Y-Teens, War Bond Chair- man, Memo Staff, Monitor, Li- brarian, Student Congress, An- nual Editor, Scholarship Club, Senior Play, Camera Club, Se- nior Assembly, Declamation Con- test, Am. Legion Essay Winner FACCIOBEN E, FRANK Course: Practical Ambition: Interior Decorator Activities: War Bond Chairman, Band President, Senior Play, Se- nior Assembly, Librarian, Or- chestra, Monitor, Magazine Salesman, Annual Staff FAY, WALLACE L. Course: Practical Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Monitor, Librarian, Checker, Senior Assembly FRAZZINI, CARMEL A. Course: Academic Ambition: Skater Activities: Secretary of Sopho- more Class, Home Room Officer, Memo Rep., War Bond Chair- man, Senior Assembly, Annual Staff HARRIS, CATHERINE Course: Business Ambition: Beautician Activities: War Bond Chairman, Monitor, Choral Club HARRIS, MAMIE Course: Practical Ambition: Nurse's Aide Activities: War Bond Chairman Monitor, Cafeteria HODGE, DELORES Course: Business Ambition: Concert Singer Activities: Choral Club, Service Chairman, Y-Teens, Monitor Senior Assembly INGORVATE, PHILOMENA M. Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Activities: Monitor KLIMKO, THOMAS N . Course: Academic, Ambition: Psychiatrist Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Red 8. Black, Senior Play, Memo Editor-in-Chief, Scholar- ship Club, Hi-Y, Band, Orches- tra, War Bond Chairman, Noon Hall Checker, Annual Staff, Stu- dent Congress, Senior Assembly KOTT, J EAN Course: Business Ambition: Beautician Activities: Treasurer of Senior Class, Home Room Representa- tive, Monitor, Y-Teens KUSHMA, MICHAEL J. Course: Practical Ambition: U. S. Marines Activities: President of Freshman and Senior Year, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Librarian, Basket- ball, Football, Sr. Track, Student Congress, Senior Play, Senior Assembly, Annual Staff, War Bond Chairman, Monitor, Stage- craft, Scholarship Club, Office Checker, Memo Representative, Home Room Officer, Magazine Salesman i LAMBRIANOS, IRENE Course: Business Ambition: Medical Technician Activities: Vice President of Ju- nior Class, Secretary of Senior Class, Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Student Congress, War Burial Chairman, Senior Play, Scholar- ship Club, Senior Assembly LANE, EDWARD Course: Practical Ambition: Dentist Activities: Monitor LANZO, CARMEL ANN E Course: Academic Ambition: Model Activities: Monitor, Librarian, Memo Representative, War Bond Chairman, Senior Assembly, Home Room Officer MAGRIPILIS, CALIOPE P. Course: Academic Ambition: Stenographer MATUNE, JOSEPH P. Course: Practical Ambition: Engineer Activities: Monitor, Checker, Memo Staff MICELI, VITA MARIE Course: Academic Ambition: Beautician Activities: Y-Teen, Memo Staff, Annual Staff, War Bond Chair- man, Monitor, Senior Assembly ., :,.: , , W , 5-Q. Q ,Q fats. s. . MODAK, CHARLES Course: Practical Ambition: Undertaker Activities: Football, Memo Staff, Monitor NICIFOROS, GEORGE Course: Practical Ambition: Contractor Activities: Monitor, Librarian, Se- nior Assembly PANNUNZIO, ANGELYN M. Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Monitor, Senior Ast' sembly POLLAN DER, JOH N G. Course: Practical Ambition: U. S. Marines Activities: Bowling, Jr. Basket- ball, Band and Orchestra, Li- brarian, Monitor, Home Room Representative, War Bond Chair- man, Jr, and Sr. Track, Annuai Staff, Senior Assembly REICHERT, JOHN F. Course: Practical Ambition: Draftsman RICH, LORETTA M. Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Red 8. Black, Student Congress, National Honor Soci- ety, Monitor, Y-Teens, War Bond Chairman, Senior Play, Se- nior Assembly, Home Room Of- ficer, President of Junior Class, Librarian, Scholarship Club, Dec- lamation Contest, Memo SARAUKIS, MARY A. Course: Academic Ambition: Fashion Designer Activities: Red 81 Black, Office Checker, Monitor, Magazine Salesman, Senior Assembly SIMKO, GENE Course: Practical Ambition: Craftsman Activities: Stagecraft, War Bond Chairman, Librarian, Home Room Officer, Monitor, Senior Assembly SKU RNA, MARGARET E. Course: Practical Ambition: Nurse Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Student Congress, Frie Le Ser Cit, Secretary of Freshman Class, Monitor, Memo Staff, Y- Teens, Annual Staff, Declama- tion Contest, Home Room Offi- cer, Scholarship Club, Senior Assembly SLOAN, SARAH Course: Practical Ambition: Beautician Activities: Monitor, Cafeteria STEVENS, CHRISTIN E Course: Business Ambition: Lab Technician Activities: Y-Teens, Frie Le Ser Cit, Monitor, Senior Play, Stu- dent Congress, Secretary of Ju- nior Class, Annual Staff -gl, STORES, SAM Course: Business Ambition: Dentist TESTA, PAU L JOSEPH Course: Practical Ambition: U. S. Marines Activities: Red 8- Black President, Hi-Y, Student Congress, Stage- craft, President of Sophomore Class, Vice President of Senior Class, Senior Play, Annual Staff, Senior Assembly THOMPSON, H ELEN C. Course: Practical Ambition: Beautician TOFIL, RUDY J. Course: Academic Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher Activities: Football Captain, Bas- ketball, Stagecraft, Monitor, Se- nior Assembly TOTI, LOUIS G. Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: War Bond Chairman, Band and Orchestra, Senior Play, Senior Assembly, Monitor, Treas- urer of Sophomore Class VANSUCH, MICHAEL Course: Academic Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Monitor, Memo Staff Most Most Most Most Most Most Popular Boy Popular Girl Mike Kushma Mary Biros Likely to Succeed lBoyl Thomas Klimko Likely to Succeed lGirll Eva Faklis Entertaining Boy Entertaining Girl Best Orator lGirll Best Orator lBoyl Answer to a Maiden's Prayer God's Gift to a Man Best Actress Best Actor Best Athlete lBoyl Best Best Best Best Best Athlete lGirll Dancer lGirll Dancer lBoyl Dressed Girl Dressed Boy Cutest Smile Most Most Sophisticated Sociable Biggest Eater Funn Dayd iest Laugh rea mer Nicest Personality lGirlJ Nicest Personality lBoyl Julia Frank Facciobene Jayne Dubyak Margaret Skurna Thomas Klimko Rudy Totil Tillie Balogh Julia Dalessandro Paul Testa Rudy Totil Jean Kott Loretta Rich Frank Facciobene Julia Czubek Paul Testa Christine Stevens Christine Stevens Joe Matune Rudy Totil Frank Facciobene Margaret Skurna Julia Dalessandro Paul Testa kDb 'T, Ctllwh what-Qanuwzq Paul Testa Julia Dalessandro Anthony DeSanto Margaret Skurna George Nicitoros Jeanne Dubyak Eva Faklis Anthony DeSanto Charles Modak Julia Dalessandro Mary Biros Frank Facciobene Charles Modak Julia Dalessandro Carmel Frazzini John Pollander Mary Saraukis Mike Kushma Joe Matune Tillie Balogh Madeline Chirakos Frank Facciobene Carmel Lanzo Eva Faklis Mary Saraukis Frank Facciobene Jap .5Ch.0ld6.fllC JIDIIDJLA The following people have attained an excellent scholastic average and have been graduated with honors. Summa Cum Laude-Thomas Klimko Cum Laude-Mary Biros, Eva Faklis, Margaret Skurna, Anthony DeSanto Christine Stevens, Irene Lambrianos, Madeline Chirakos, Loretta Rich, Mary Saroukis, Joseph Matune Czubek. CLASS FLOWER: Gardenia CLASS COLORS: Green and White CLASS MOTTO: Not the end, but the beginning CAN YOU IMAGINE . . . Rudy Tofil ............ not sleeping in studylholl Eddie Lane ................................ not smiling Jean Kott .................... not collecting money Mary Saraukis... ................... not being nedt Eva Faklis ............... . ............. not eating Margaret Skurna ....... ....,......... i n trouble lrene Lambrianos ...... ............... i n a hurry Caliope Magriplis .............. being outspoken Thomas Klimko ............ without caustic wit George Niciforos .................... acting serious Charles Modak .... not talking about football John Dritsos ............................ not blushing Mike Kushma ............ not making speeches Dolores Hodge .........................,.. not Singing Paul Testa ........ ...............,... n ot acting Vita Miceli .,........ ..A.... w ithout a hair-do Joy DiPietro ........ ...... p laying the violin Mamie Harris ........ ....... w ithout her jokes Katherine Harris .......... not being courteous Steve Bednar ............ Frank Facciobene ...... Christine Stevens ...... .........being forward ......not clowning slouching Sam Stores ............. .............. b eing noisy Mary Ann Dukat ............ without mocassins Agnes Brosko .................. not being friendly Madeline Chirakos .................. being selfish Mary Biros ................ ...... n ot being alert Julia Dalessandro ...... ........... b eing a snob Eugene Simko ........................ hating women Louis Toti .................... without his trumpet Julia Czubek ...... not wearing stylish clothes John Pollander .......................... not dancing By Carmel Frazzini P. S. Can you imagine yours truly keeping her big mouth SHUT? , JANUARY SENIOR ASSEMBLY By hAargaret Skurna When talk of the Senior Assembly began, we, like many classes that preceded us, said we were going to be fully prepared weeks ahead of time. Well, certain com- plications arose. ln spite of that fact we began to write skits and cast them long before the assembly was to take place. All the skits presented were originals writ- ten by Thomas Klimko. After Christmas vacation, we got down to brass tacks and put the acts together. We held rehearsals to the last minute and finally, on January l7, it was presented. To give you an idea of what type of entertainment was in store, a group of Se- niors sang a hello song. It would have appeared to be a 'line of chorus girls but in the middle were none other than Frank Facciobene and Rudy Tofill The main part of the program finally began. The stage setting was that of a night club, even to the extent of having customers at the tables. For the conveni- ence of the patrons we had a hat check booth ably operated by Loretta Rich. Also there was the cigarette girl, Irene Lambri- anos. Her costume attracted quite a bit of attention. The first number was played by the one- and-only all-girl orchestra led by Carmela Lanzo. lt featured Mary Saraukis on the trumpet with Hoagy CarmichaeI's Star- dust . il could have sworn it was T. Dorsey playingll Then the procession of class talent Qi began. Such acts as the rendition of Shortnin' Bread by Paul Testa, Frank Facciobene and Rudy Tofil, and the one featuring Carmel Frazzini as a mind reader made a hit. Somethingunexpected usually happens at such a show. George Niciforos provided all the surprises. Peanuts, Popcorn and Candy enacted by Mary Ann Dukat, Car- mela Lanzo and Carmel Frazzini was an enjoyable novelty act. No assembly would be complete without a selection by Thomas Klimko and his fa- mous violin. Also among the talented was Dolores Hodge, class soprano. A roller skating act with Carmel Fraz- zini as the featured skater ended the pro- gram assisted by Frank Facciobene and Rudy Tofil. Margaret Skurna isome un- talented creature who tried to skate? also appeared in the act. The class song written by Paul Testa was sung by the class. The group was led by Mary Biros and Julia Dalessandro. By the way, we mustn't forget to mention that our class president, Mike Kushma, acted as master of ceremonies. - FAMOUS QUOTATIONS By Eva Fakhs Now Listen ........................ Mike Kushma You stinker .......................... Loretta Rich Hello, baby! .................... Jeanne Dubyak My heart's in my shoes ...... Jayne Dubyak Sharp, man, sharp ........ George Nicifores Caustic wit, my girl, caustic ' wit .............................. Thomas Klimko Aw, go fly a kite ............ Carmel Frazzini Don't bother me ...................... Eva Faklis l'm lonesome ........................ Joe Matune II You uncultured bums! ..Anthony DeSanto Come on, Iet's go! ........ Frank Facciobene II cw rw-.slwwlz r 11... ., .. - I Left to right Ist row-J. Dalessandro, T. Balogh, M. Fulton, I. Lambrianos, L. Rich, E. Faklis. 2nd row-M. Saraukis, C. Stevens, J. Czubek, A. Brosko, J. DiPietro, C. Frazzini, M. Dukat, D. Hodge 3rd row--L. Toti, P. Testa, M. Biros, T. Klimko, J. Dubyak, M. Kushma 4th row-F. Facciobene, A. DeSanto THE SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play chosen for presentation by the January I9-47 class was A Credit to the Family. Its tremendous success made it a credit to Memorial. The rehearsals held no pleasant prospects for the big night. It was especially difficult for those who were not veterans of the Red 81 Black. But Miss Fulton's efforts reaped great rewards on the big night. The old game of Boy-catch-girl was played by Mary Biros and Paul Testa who played the parts of Trudy Jones and Jerry Stone. Jean Dubyak displayed heretofore hidden acting ability as Mrs. Stone. Thomas Klimko ably filled the note of her spouse. Mike Kushma's characterization of The He-Man added color to the play. Eva Faklis portrayed the part of his ardent and devoted admirer. The most memorable performance was given by Frank Facciobene as Elliott. It was a true life portrayal. Julia Dalessandro as Mary Ann Stone was the object of his affection. Julia along with Agnes Brosko, Irene Lambrianos and Loretta Rich comprised the all-girl baseball team which became known for more than their ability on the diamond. The object of all the conflict was Master Robert Tyson, Momma Tyson's little dear. Tony DeSanto playing the part of Robert made it a vivid portrayal with his colorful ad libbing. Yours truly was able to detect it because she read the script. Mrs. Tyson 'was played by Joy De Pietro who displayed a woman's gift of gab. The Roy Rogers of the play was Louis Toti, the state trooper. lt's hard to comment on any one brilliant performance because they were all so out- standing. lt was the combined efforts of all the cast members which made it so outstanding. ' By Margaret Skurna THE PROSPECT BEFORE US Today the youth of the world stands on the treshold of life. Not life in the usual sense of the word, but rather a life which denotes T1 true realization of the individual's worth and his relation to civilization. To say that the world of today is materialistic is a banality. Modern philosophies and ideologies propound the necessity of being realistic , idealism is for the intellectually decadent. Modern society seems to condone hypocrisy and subterfuge as intrinsic to success. Those found fuilty of indulging in fantasies of idealism are mentally crucified and subjected to the same type of ribaldry that Christ endured when He was mocked and scourged. The modern prophets exhort us to be wary of truth, morality and religion. History has taught us that this thing we call civilization is the result of countless centuries of blood and carnage. Millions of people were sacrificed at times to enable civilization to take one slight, almost imperceptible, step forward. The groundwork of civil- ization lies in the fruits of the labor of those who, armed with a vision, courageously ven- tured to refute the contemporary theories and practices, and pointed the way to something better. So let it be with us today. We must be wary of the false prophets who disclaim the very foundations of civilization to be archaic monstrosities. Materialism and idealism are incompatible, a choice must be made. Materialism stands for wealth, power and glory, idealism stands for truth, tolerance and faith in mankind. This is the prospect before us. Thomas Norbert Klimko JANUARY ci.Ass soNG 1 9 4 7 To the tune of T is for Testa tPaulJ whom all the girls chase H is for Hura fMickeyl our sports writing ace, OH, WHAT IT SEEMED TO BE E is for Everybody H947 classesl who will graduate. By peel Testa S is for goldstor2GfRalpi3il a back who was great is or osian eorge everyone s pa Fair thee well, Memorial High A is for Arfaras CFayl an elegant gal We bid thee Adieu D is for D'Egiclio fTonyl a lad who is funny We'll miss you day by day U is for Urichich Weronical everyone's honey You will linger in our hearts with memories true ' A is for Allshouse iBettyl so quiet and demure Oh, why must our dear friendship part. T is for Toti Uoel a success he'll be sure I is for lsalie iAurelial as sweet as can be lt was just four years ago N is for Niciforas CGeorgel who is fivevfeet three We entered your doors G is for Garchar iEleanorl an athlete fine. T0 bl-'lld 3 llfels Career C is for Chirakos iMagdalineJ who typed many a line gal-' :ave l elPed U5 how lgbappfoach l'fe 5 l0UmeY road L is for Lambrianos llrenel a friend oh, so dear , OW Can we SBY Q00 Ye WOW- A is for all those names are written here. S is for Stevens tChristinel so shy and sweet But we will miss you, we know, S is for Saraukis fMaryJ who was oh, so neat Our stay here has been grand E is for Essenyi Uulial a hard-working stude We hate to leave your presence- S is for Skurna iMargaretl who was never rude Oh' how We wlsh our Slay lmao lust begun' O is for Oles tMariel with that sweet smile so the time has come to dose our Stay here with you F is for Facciobene CFrankJ who was always in style We'll all remember you 'I is for first school day We'll miss you students and friends and teachers 9 is for the nine month we work awa Y so true 4 is for the four years of study and play We'lI all come back to you someday. 7 is for the seven classes where we had our stay. JUNE Sl -X X yrfvs mv . 1 ' A fffvvf 1716-Cf-lf7N'C . ef. r. . 'X . . , AX mu HELEN cH,HtN MHKY FAU'-SIX xx. M X W 'VV 1 ' - . Ng! V K wiki Jfirfl bv f 0 Q ,QIMQIQ N XM QW gym xg fi gym V X 3, fact- A MIZSVMK - Q A53 Q 7 n A ' N , f ms f 4 ft I p ' 1 WW. 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We, the June Class of l947, will long remember your help- ful words of confidence and assur- ance during our most trying times. june gym Uggtwm President Annie Verba Secretary John Jakubek Vice-President Robert Vansuch Treasurer Robert Domanich ALLSHOUSE, ELIZABETH Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Monitor, I-tome ing, Annual Staff ARFARAS, FAY Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Nurs- Activities: Y-Teens, Memo, Mon- itor, Librarian, War Bond Chair- Than BACANI, RICHARD Course: Practical Ambition: Movie Operator Activities: Monitor BALASSON E, CONCETTA Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, Li- brarian BASISTA, DOROTHY Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, Or- chestra, Home Nursing BERKANY, ERNEST Course: Academic Ambition: Salesman Activities: Monitor BEVLY, MARIE Course: Practical Ambition: Housewife Activities: Home Nursing BLAZIC, VINCENT Course: Academic Ambition: Navy Activities: Monitor BOSELA, MARY Course: Practical Ambition: Typist Activities: Monitor, Librarian Cafeteria Girls, Home Nursing BRAGALON E, VIOLET Course: Practical Ambition: B-eautician Activities: Office Checker, Choral Cafeteria Girls, Home Nursing Annual Staff BRIZZI, SAM Course: Academic Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Monitor, Band chestra, Annual Staff BU RN ETTE, LUNETTE Course: Practical Ambition: Nurse Activities: Band BUTLER, EVERETT Course: Academic Ambition: Businessman Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Pres. of Hi-Y, Scholarship Club, Monitor, Stagecraft, Band, Basketball, Annual Staff, Memo, Freshman Pres. CAMPEAN, JOHN Course: Academic Ambition: Engineer Activities: Monitor, Memo, War Bond Chairman CAMPEAN, SYLVIA Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Scholarship Club, Y-Teens, G. A. C., Office Checker, Home Nursing, Annual Staff, Senior Play CANDELLA, WILLIAM Course: Practical Ambition: Electrician Activities: Monitor CARANO, VAL Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: Vice-Pres. of Red 81 Black, Monitor, Librarian, Stage- craft, War Bond Chairman, An- nual Staff, Senior Play. CARLOZZI, MATT Course: Academic - Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Annual Staff, Memo, Monitor CAVALIER, JOSEPH Course: Academic Ambition: Doctor Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Sec. of Hi-Y, Scholarship Club, Camera Club, Pres. of Red 8. Black, Monitor, Librarian, Or- chestra, War Bond Chairman, H. R. Representative, H. R, Of- ficer, Freshman Treas., Cheer- leader, Annual Staff, Senior Play Course Academic Ambition Nurse Activities National Honor Soci- ety Allegria Pres. of Frie Le Ser Cit Vice-Pres. of Y-Teens. Scholarship Club, Red 81 Black, Office Checker, Monitor, Home Nursing, War Bond Chairman, H. R. Representative, H. R, Of- ficer, Annual Staff, Senior Play CHATEN, HELEN I .K I ' I CLARK, DOROTHY Course: Academic Ambition: Typist Activities: War Bond Chairman, Annual Staff, Monitor, Checker, Y-Teen, Scholarship CONTI, MARY Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Y-Teens, Scholarship Club, Red 81 Black, Office Checker, Memo, War Bond Chairman, Annual Staff, Senior Play CZUBEK, SOPHIE Course: Practical Ambition: Activities: Monitor D'AGOSTINO, ANN MARIE Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Vice-Pres. of Allegria, Pres. of Y-Teens, Scholarship Club, Red 81 Black, Monitor, Home Nursing, War Bond Chairman, Assoc. Editor of Memo, H. R. Officer, H. R. Representative, Editor-in-Chief of Annual, Se- nior Play, Student Congress, Declamation Contest. DeGIDIO, ANTHONY Course: Academic Ambition: Engineer Activities: Camera Club, Red 81 Black, Memo, Monitor, War Bond Chairman, Annual Staff, Senior Play, Hi-Y DEMCHAK, ANDREW Course: Practical Ambition: Machinist Activities: Monitor DOMANICH, ROBERT Course: Academic Ambition: Chef Activities: Vice-Pres. of Hi-Y, Memo, Monitor, Class Treasurer, Football, Track DUBOS, HELEN Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Activities: Librarian, Monitor. War Bond Chairman, Annual Staff, Senior Play DUCH EK, ROBERTA Course: Business Ambition: Nurse Activities: Vice-Pres. of National Honor Society, Allegria, Y- Teens, G. A. C., Scholarship Club, Red 8- Black, Monitor Home Nursing, War Bond Chair- man, H. R. Officer, H. R. Rep- resentative, Freshman Vice-Pres., Annual Staff, Senior Play DURAN EY, ROBERT i Course: Practical Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Monitor 49. DZURACKY, ELIZABETH ANN Course: Business Ambition: Nurse Activities: Treasurer of National Honor Society, Frie Le Ser Cit, G. A. C., Y-Teens, Red Bi Black, Home Nursing, Scholarship Club, Annual Staff, War Bond Chair- man, Senior Play ESSENYI, JULIA Course: Business Ambition: Home Ec. Teacher Activities: Band, War Bond Chair- man, H. R. Representative, An- nual Staff, Cafeteria Girls FAKLIS, MIKE Course: Academic Ambition: Businessman Activities: Monitor FEDOR, ALEX Course: Practical Ambition: Dry Cleaner Activities: Hi-Y, Monitor, Class Officer GARCHAR, ELEANOR Course: Business Ambition: Artist Activities: Monitor, Choral GARCHAR, HELEN Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Activities: Y-Teens GAPPEN, MARY ANN Course: Practical Ambition: Air Hostess Activities: Choral, Home Nursing, Senior Play GLASS, STELLA Course: Business Ambition: Bookkeeper Activities: Y-Teens, Annual Staff GOLDSTON, RALPH Course: Academic Ambition: Engineer Activities: Monitor, Football, Bas- ketball GRABAN, ELEANOR Course: Business Ambition: Teacher Activities: Allegria, Y-Teens, Memo Representative, Monitor, Choral, Annual Staff, Senior Play HALIKOS, JAMES Course: Practical Ambition: Army Activities: Monitor HAMROCK, IRENE Course: Academic Ambition: Beautician Activities: G. A. C., Allegria, Monitor, Librarian HASSAY, EDWARD Course: Practical Ambition: Businessman Activities: Monitor, Librarian, Football, Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Memo HORNAK, MARY Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Monitor, Home Nursing HORVATH, EDWARD Course: Academic Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Memo, Monitor, An- nual Staff, Hi-Y HUDAK, MARY Course: Business Ambition: Beautician Activities: Scholarship Club, Mon- itor, Choral, War Bond Chair- man, Annual Staff, Senior Play HU RA, MICHAEL Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: Pres. of National Hon- or Society, Hi-Y, Memo, Moni- tor, Office Checker, H. R. Rep- resentative, Class Officer, Foot- ball, Assoc. Editor of Annual HURAJT, MARGARET Course: Practical Ambition: Dress Designer Activities: Monitor, Cafeteria Girls, Annual Staff, Office Checker IKERA, HELEN Course: Business Ambition: Dress Designer Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor ISALIE, AURELIA Course: Academic Ambition: Technician Activities: Sec. of Y-Teens, Red 8- Black, Memo Representative, Office Checker, Home Nursing, Senior Play, Annual Staff JAKUBEK. JOHN Course: Academic Ambition: Sportswriter Activities: Treas. of Hi-Y, Schol- arship Club, Memo, H. R. Reo- resentative, H. R. Officer, Class Officer, Football Mgr., Annual Staff, Basketball Mgr. JUKICH, JUSTINE Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Y-Teens, War Bond Chairman, H. R. Representative, H. R. Officer KARSN AK, H ERBERT Course: Practical Ambition: Army Activities: Hi-Y, Monitor, Librarian KAVOUKLIS, NICHOLAS Course. Academic Ambition: Engineer Activities: Scholarship Club, Mon- itor, Stagecraft, Band, Orchestra, Treas. of Hi-Y, H. R. Officer Senior Play, Adv. Manager of Annual KENNEDY, LOU IS Course: Academic Ambition: Criminologist Activities: Hi-Y, Camera Club, Red 8. Black, Office Checker, Monitor, Band, Orchestra, War Bond Chairman, Class Officer. Football, Annual Staff, Senior Play KIMOTEK, LOUISE . Course: Practical Ambition: Model Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, Home Nursing, Senior Play KONIK, JOHN Course: Academic Ambition: Army Activities: Monitor KOPCASH, JOHN Course: Practical Ambition: Navy Activities: Memo, Monitor, War Bond Chairman KOTYUHA, WALTER Course: Academic Ambition: Photographer Activities: Monitor KOVAL, EDWARD Course: Practical Ambition: Teacher Activities: Monitor, Senior Play, Librarian, Stagecraft, Band, Ani nual Staff KROTKY, DAVID Course: Business Ambition: Army Activities: Monitor, Basketball, Baseball KUKULA, ANNE A , Course: Academic I A Ambition: Nurse --:--',V, . , ' Activities: National Honor Soci- H . .. ety, G. A. C., Y-Teens, Scholar- E :-. ship Club, Red 8. Black, Office ' -': Checker, Monitor, Home Nurs- E ng ...-i- - ing, Annual Staff, H. R. Repre- ' sentative, Senior Play .535 . 5 , Q if LAHovlci-I, ELMER Course: Academic A Ambition: Navy 5 'A ' Activities: Hi-Y, Monitor, Band, ' f ,.. 2 ii Librarian, Annual Staff, Memo f LANZO, CARMEN Course: Academic Ambition: Navy Activities: Hi-Y, Camera Club, Librarian, Band, Orchestra, Foot- ball, Annual Staff LEMON, JOSEPHINE Course: Business Ambition: Tap Dancer Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Monitor, Band, Orchestra, Home Nursing, Annual Staff MACALA, JOHN Course: Business Ambition: Businessman Activities: Hi-Y, Monitor, Annual Staff MACEYKO, AGNES Course: Practical Ambition: Beautician Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, Li brarian, War Bond Chairman Annual Staff MATOSKY, JOHN Course: Practical Ambition: Marines Activities: Football, Basketball Baseball, Monitor, Hi-Y McCLEN DON, HUBERT Course: Practical Ambition: Barber Activities: Football MCCRAY, BERNICE Course: Business Ambition: Housewife Activities: Y-Teens, Librarian McGARRY, EILEEN Course: Academic Ambition: Secretary Activities: G. A. C., Monitor, H R. Officer, Annual Staff MIKU, ELEANOR Course: Business Ambition: Beautician Activities: Monitor, Annual Staff Senior Play MILLER, DORIS Course: Practical Ambition: Housewife Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, War Bond Chairman, Annual Staff MOHAMMED, ALFRED Course: Business Ambition: Businessman Activities: Band MOHAMM ED, HERBERT Course: Business Ambition: Musician Activities: Band, Orchestra MUDRYK, JOSEPH Course: Practical Ambition: Watchmaker Activities: Monitor, Librarian MURPHY, CARMEL Course: Practical Ambition: Beautician Activities: Y-Teens, Office Check- er, Cafeteria Girls, War Bond Chairman, H. R. Representative, Annual Staff, Senior Play MUSITANO, SAM Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: Pres. of Camera Club, Monitor, Librarian, Annual Staff, Football Mgr,, Basketball Mgr., Senior Play NANOSKY, PEARL Course: Academic Ambition: Landscaper Activities: Monitor N EM ETH, MARY Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Monitor, Librarian War Bond Chairman, H. R. Rep resentative, Annual Staff NESNIDOL, JOE Course: Practical Ambition: Navy Activities: Librarian OLES, MARIE Course: Practical Ambition: Singer Activities: Office Checker, Choral Cafeteria Girls PALKO, ETHEL Course: Practical Ambition: Musician Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor Choral, Band, Orchestra, H. R Representative PARISH, HELEN Course: Academic Ambition: Librarian Activities: Band, Annual Staff PARKER, ERNEST Course: Practical Ambition: Criminologist Activities: Monitor, Librarian, Football, Track PATZAKIS, DOROTHY Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: Y-Teens PAU LSEY, MARY JANE Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Activities: G. A. C., Allegria, Ot- tice Checker, Monitor, Annual Staff, War Bond Chairman, H. R. Representative, Senior Play PAVICIC, BERT Course: Academic Ambition: Farmer Activities: Monitor, Football PICO, ANTHONY Course: Academic Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Camera Club, Moni- tor, Band, Senior Play RAIN ES, JOHN Course: Practical Ambition: Businessman Activities: Monitor, Football RASETA, CATH ERIN E Course: Business Ambition: Typist Activities: Home Nursing RASETA, DOROTHY Course: Business Ambition: Sales Clerk Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, Li- brarian, Cafeteria Girls, Senior Play RAYNER, MARY Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Y-Teens, Scholarship Club, Monitor, Memo Repre- sentative, Memo REPASKY, WILLIAM Course: Academic Ambition: Engineer Activities: Red 8. Black, Monitor, Stagecraft, Orchestra, War Bond Chairman, Annual Staff, Hi-Y REPKO, IRENE JANE Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Librarian RICH, JAMES Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: Camera Club, Monitor, Librarian, Stagecraft, H. R. Of- ficer, H. R. Representative, Football, Annual Staff, Senior Play RICHARDS, JOHN Course: Academic Ambition: Musician Activities: Camera Club, Monitor, Band, Orchestra, Baseball Mgr.. Annual Staff ROGUSKI, TED Course: Academic Ambition: Business Manager Activities: Red 8- Black, Stage- craft, Senior Play ROPER, CATH ERIN E Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Y-Teens, Scholarship Club, Memo, Office Checker, Monitor, Home Nursing, War Bond Chair- ? man, Annual Staff ROSIAN, GEORGE Course: Academic Ambition: Navy Activities: Monitor, Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Annual Staff, Memo ROVNAK, MICHAEL Course: Practical Ambition: Navy Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Bowling, Senior Play ROVNAK, PAULINE Course: Practical Ambition: Dancing Teacher Activities: Y-Teens, Office Check- er, Monitor, Librarian, Choral, Band, Cafeteria Girls, Home Nursing, H. R. Representative. Annual Staff ROZUM, ELIZABETH Course: Business Ambition: Teacher Activities: Monitor, Band, Ori chestra, Home Nursing RUSH EN, CHARLES Course: Practical Ambition: Activities: Hi-Y RUSNAK, IRENE Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, War Bond Chairman, H. R. Officer, Memo, H. R. Representative, Annual Staff SACOMANI, LUCILLE Course: Practical Ambition: Housewife Activities: Monitor, Choral SALTER, OZELL Course: Practical Ambition: Teacher Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, Li- brarian, Stagecraft SCHIFFHAUER, JEAN Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Frie Le Ser Cit, Scholarship Club, Memo, Office Checker, Monitor, Choral, Orchestra, An- nual Staff, Senior Play SCOTT, ESTELLE Course: Practical Ambition: Housewife Activities: Monitor SCOURCOS, FLORENCE Course: Business Ambition: Nurse Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, Home Nursing, Annual Staff x SEBEST, ELEANOR Course: Business Ambition: Undecided Activities: Monitor, Choral SEBEST, IRENE Course: Business Ambition: Beautician Activities: Office Checker, Moni tor, Choral, Band, Orchestra Home Nursing, War Bond Chair man, Annual Staff SEDLAK, ELEANOR Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Frie Le Ser Cit, Moni tor, H. R. Representative SEVACHKO, MARTHA Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: Y-Teens, Scholarship Club, Monitor, H. R. Officer, Annual Staff SFERRA, RUDY Course: Practical Ambition: Musician Activities: Band, Orchestra, An nual Staff SHANNON, LAURA Course: Practical Ambition: Housewife Activities: Choral, Memo SHIRILLA, JOHN Course: Business Ambition: Businessman Activities: Hi-Y, Monitor, H. R. Officer, Memo, Annual Staff SKOU FATOS, MIKE Course: Academic Ambition: Businessman Activities: Monitor, Librarian, Stagecraft, War Bond Chairman SPERATI, LUCY Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: Y-Teens, Office Check- er, Monitor, Stagecraft, Home Nursing, War Bond Chairman SPOTLESON, DONALD Course: Academic Ambition: Singer Activities: Red 81 Black, Monitor, Librarian, H. R. Officer,iAnnual Staff, Senior Play, Football Mgr. STAHARA, MARY AN N Course: Practical fmbition: Music Teacher Activities: Sec. of G. A. C., Band, Orchestra STRELLA, MARGARET Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Activities: Monitor, Annual Staff .1 STRUNAK, H ELEN Course: Business 'A bnv' Ambition: Secretary Activities: Monitor, Annual Staff, Chief Typist . M . ss? Y . N rv, Mm, k , .M ,gs .nk isa-. - SUDZINA, MARGARET Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, Ana nual Staff SULAK, PAULINE Course: Business Ambition: Typist Activities: Monitor, Choral SVAGERKO, CARL Course: Practical Ambition: Businessman Activities: Monitor, Baseball TARNOWSKY, DONALD Course: Practical Ambition: Electrician Activities: Monitor TARR, HELEN Course: Practical Ambition: Cosmotologist Activities: G. A. C., Y-Teens r Scholarship Club, Camera Club, Monitor, Cafeteria Girls, H. R. Representative, l-l, R. Officer, Senior Play TESTA, LUCILLE Course: Business Ambition: Stenog rapher Activities: Y4Teens, Monitor, Li- brarian, War Bond Chairman, Annual Staff, H. R, Representa- tive THOMAS, ROSE AN N Course: Business Ambition: Bookkeeper Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, An- nual Statf, Memo, Senior Play, Memo Representative TOTI, JOSEPH Course: Academic Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Scholarship Club, Red 8. Black, Stagecratt, Senior Play, Bus. Mgr. Annual Staff TRILL, ALBERT Course: Practical Ambition: Musician Activities: Band TRIMACCO, GENE Course: Academic Ambition: Musician Activities: Monitor, Band, Or chestra TSARNA5, ANNA Course: Academic N Ambition: Interior Decorator Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, Ca- feteria Girls, War Bond Chair- man, Senior Play TURNTINE, ARCHIE Course: Practical Ambition: Businessman Activities: Annual Staff, Track U BER, JEAN ETTE Course: Practical Ambition: Telephone Operator Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, Choral URBAN, MARGARET Course: Business 'Ambition: Secretary Activities: Choral, Annual Staff, Memo U URICHICH, VERONICA Course: Business Ambition: Dancer Activities: G. A. C., Band, Moni- tor, Y-Teens, Annual Staff VANSUCH, MILDRED Course: Business Ambition: Beautician Activities: Home Nursing, War Bond Chairman VANSUCH, ROBERT Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Hi-Y, Memo, Monitor, Stagecraft, War Bond Chairman, H. R. Representative, H. R. Of- ficer, Class Officer, Vice Pres. of Class, Basketball, Football, Base- ball, Annual Staff VANSUCH STEVE Course: Academic Ambition: Artist Activities: Memo, Annual Staff, Art Editor VANSUCH, STEVE, JR. Course: Academic Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Monitor VERBA, ANN Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: Class Pres., National Honor Society, G. A. C., Frie Le Ser Cit, Scholarship Club, Red 8. Black, Office Checker, Moni- tor, H. R. Officer, Annual Staff, Senior Play VRABEL, ALMA J EAN Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: G. A. C., Allegria, Y- Teens, Camera Club, Office Checker, Monitor, Librarian, Band, Orchestra, H. R. Repre- sentative, Cheerleader, Annual Staff WALKOSAK, EDWARD Course: Practical Ambition: Army Activities: Monitor, Librarian, Stagecraft WALIGA, MARGARET Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Y-Teens, Memo, Moni- tor, Band, War Bond Chairman WILK, LUCILLE Course: Business Ambition: Saleslady Activities: Choral WILKES, CHARLES Course: Business Ambition: Musician Activities: Band, Orchestra WILLIARD, MYRLE Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Sec. of National Honor Society, Allegria, Scholarship Club, Office, Checker, Monitor, Choral, HJ R. Representative, War Bond Chairman, Annual Staff WOLFE, FRANCES Course: Practical Ambition: Cosmotologist Activities: President of G. A. C., Monitor, Librarian, Band, An- nual Staff 'B i arid ' YANIGLOS, RISSE--.-, Course: Business Ambition: Telephone Operator Activitiesp Choral Yovici-I, CATHERINE Course: Business Ambition: Telephone Operator Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, G. A. C., Scholarship Club, Red 8. Black, Memo, War Bond Chairman, Annual Staff, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Senior Play, H. R. Officer ' RETURNED TO SCHOOL UNGAR, DAVID Course: Academic Ambition: Electrician Activities: Hi-Y, Monitor, War Bond Chairman, Football, Bas- ketball, Annual Staff is CLASS COLORS: Rose and White CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Tea Rose ZAKUCIA, MARY Course: Academic Ambition: Designer Activities: Y-Teens, Monitor, Li- brarian, Choral, Orchestra, Home Nursing ZOCKLE, MICHAEL Course: Academic Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Camera Club, Red 8- Black, Monitor, Stagecraft, Cheerleader, Annual Staff, Senior Play ZWINSKI, JOSEPH Course: Practical Ambition: Army Activities: Annual Staff NOT PICTURED ROVDER, BILL Course: Practical Ambition: Undecided Activities: Orchestra SABOL, THOMAS Course: Business Ambition: Fireman Activities: Monitor CLASS MOTTO: Manhood, not Scholarship, is the first aim of Education Best Dressed iBoyl Best Dressed lGirll Man Hater Woman Hater Tallest Girl Tallest Boy Best Athlete IGirIl Best Athlete iBoyl Most Entertaining Nicest Dimples Cassanova Siren Most Dependable Corniest GirI's Ideal Boy's Ideal Most Bashtul Craziest Laugh Most Sophisticated Most Intelligent lBoyl Most Intelligent iGirIl Peppiest Biggest Eater Day Dreamer Cutest Girl Cutest Boy Nicest Teeth iBoyl Nicest Teeth lGirIl Most Fascinating Smile Gabbiest Most Witty All Around Great Guy All Around Great Gal Smallest Boy Smallest Girl Best Artist Most Quiet Boy Most Quiet Girl Biggest Pest Best Singer Best Dancer lGirIl Best Dancer lBoyl Nicest Hair Nicest Eyes lGirIl Nicest Eyes lBoyl Best Personality Best Actor Best Actress Most Likely to Succeed Most Likely to Succeed Did Most tor the Class Prettiest Girl Most Handsome Boy Most Active Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Lrlhoh what- John Shirilla Aurelia lsalie Mary Hudak Robert Duraney Kay Roper John Campean Margie Urban John Matosky Bob Vansuch Helen lkera Donald Spotleson Louise Kimotek Ann Kukula Fay Arfaras John Shirilla Myrle Williard Robert Duraney Justine Jukich Roberta Duchek Bob Vansuch Ann Kukula Everett Butler John Walko Marie Bevly Irene J. Repko Gene Trimacco Gene Trimacco Lucille Sacomoni John Campean Fay Arfaras Fay Artaras John Matosky Ann D'Agostino John Richards Irene J. Repko Steve Vansuch Robert Duraney Kay Raseta Mike Rovnak Mary Conti Veronica Urichich Donald Spotleson Kay Raseta Myrle Williard Gene Trimacco Bob Vansuch , . . eT A Ann D'Agostino Bob Vansuch Annie Verba Annie Verba Myrle Williard Donald Spotleson Everett Butler Annie Verba Bob Vansuch Elmer Lahovich Ruth Vrabel Jeanette Uber David Krotky Margaret Waliga Donald Spotleson Eleanor Garchar Ralph Goldston Bob Domanich Agnes Maceyko Joe Cavalier Doris Miller Bob Vansuch Louis Kennedy Elmer Lahovich Helen Dubos John Richards Nick Kavouklis Kay Yovich Mickey Hura Annie Verba Mary K. Vrabel John Matosky Mike Rovnak Mary Hornak Mickey Hura John Campean Margaret Strella Sylvia Campean Mary K. Vrabel Nick Kavouklis Ralph Goldston Helen Tarr Steve Vansuch, Jr Betty Rozum Eleanor Garchar Steve Vansuch Jeanette Uber Joe Nesnidol Donald Spotleson Pauline Rovnak John Matosky Donald Spotleson Ann D'Agostino Joe Cavalier Annie Verba Joe Cavalier Helen Chaten Jack Jakubek Kay Roper Bob Vansuch Kay Raseta Elmer Lahovich Annie Verba Myrle Williard John Matosky Hubert McClenden Irene Hamrock Rose Ann Thomas Donald Tarnowsky Margaret Sudzina Mickey Hura Helen Garchar Ernest Parker Ton D'E idio ony Pico John Matosky Lucille Sacamoni Annie Verba Everett Butler Donald Spotleson Margaret Strella Steve Vansuch Fay Arfaras Aurelia lsalie Everett Butler Kay Roper John Matosky Mike Rovnak Tony Pico Myrle Williard Donald Spotleson Donald Spotleson Mary Hornak Doris Miller Martha Sevachko Bob Domanich Bob Vansuch Kay Roper Sam Musitano Florence Scourcos Mary Bosela David Krotky Dorothy Patzakis Donald Spotleson Pauline Rovnak Mary Hornak John Shirilla Margaret Strella Aurelia lsalie Elmer Lahovich Bob Domanich Joe Toti Ann Kukula Everett Butler Annie Kukula Ann D'Agostino Helen Dubos John Shirilla Bob Vansuch Kay Yovich Bob Domanich The following people compose the upper I5 of the June Class of I947. Listed alpha- betically they are: Everett Butler, Helen Chaten, Mary Conti, Anne D'Agostino, Roberta Duchek, Eliza- beth Dzuracky, Mary Hudak, Nick Kavouklis, Ann Kukula, Mary Rayner, Catherine Roper Jean Schiffhauer, Margaret Strella, Helen Tarr, Annie Verba. I THANK YOU, MEMORIAL CAN YOU IMAGINE As Seniors, we face Commencement Day with mingled emotions. Let me explain. When we en- tered Memorial as a group, we were eager to learn the ropes . We wondered what it was like to be seniors. We thought that seniors were God's favorite creatures. To us l2th grade spelled Heaven. Now, as seniors, we know better. We know now that with the coming of Commence- ment Day, come many hopes and fears. We under- stand, too, the meanings of our mottos- Not the end, but the beginning and Manhood, not Scholar- ship, is the first aim of Education. We feel now that we have grasped a little of the meaning of this thing called life. We have learned how to get the most from life by putting our most into everything we do. And all our teachers and sponsors may rest assured that their efforts, put forth so unselfishly, to develop our minds and characters, have not been wasted en- tirely. I Anne Marie D'Agostino JUNE CLASS SONG THE THINGS WE DID AT MEMORIAL To the tune of The Things We Did Last Summer We'll cherish memories Of our Memorial High, Of classrooms, socials, teachers and our friends, The things we did at Memorial, We'll remember as time goes on. The Freshmen in the hall, The Sophomores on the ball, The Juniors, future grads of 48, Our class of 47, We'll remember Memorial High. The parties and the prom, The football games we won, We'll miss them and the study-halls, Our high school days are gone, And now we shall go on, Remembering Memorial High. And now the time has come For us to bid Adieu To our dear beloved Alma Mater We'll miss and think of you often As we remember Memorial High. By Mary Hudak QUOTES Be not the first by whom The new are tried, Nor yet the last, To lay the old aside. Alexander Pope Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. Alexander Pope Joe Cavalier ........................ Teddy Roguski ....... Helen Dubos ........ Lucy Sperati ........ Mary Rayner ........... Lucille Sacomoni ..... Margaret Urban ...... Martha Sevachko ........ Helen Tarr .............. Josephine Lemon ....... Dave Krotky .......... Robert Durany ...... Bert Pavicic ....... John Konik ........ Bill Candella ...... Joe Mudryk ....... Marie Oles ........... Jeanette Uber ....... Rose Yaniglos ....... Bob Domanich...... Joe Toti ............ Steve Vansuch ..... Louis Kennedy ...... Tony Pico ............. Gene Trimacco ........ Carmen Lanzo ............ Steve Vansuch, Jr ........ George Rosian ......... Bill Repasky ....... Mike Zockle ,..... Bill Vrabel ...... Ed Hassay .......... Annie Kukula ....... Ann D'Agostino ...... .... ................Without a girl ......,...Not griping .......With black hair .......................Gabbing prepared ..................Afraid of boys .......Not collecting money arguing ...............Not giggling ......Being unfriendly .........................Dating .................Making noise curly hair .......Behaving at assembly ....Coming to school early ...............Talking in class ........Without Louise Kimotek rude ..Without Dorothy Vrabel .......,.......Without a joke yelling drawing .....Not getting in trouble ............Without dimples ............Studying algebra .......Not taking his time ...................Misbehaving ,.......Being Mr. Cebula's pet smiling Agreeing with Mr. Bugby blushing ..................Without a car .........Getting E's .......Not reciting Helen Chaten ............ ,..............,,.......... N ot arguing Jean Schiffhauer ...............,..,......,,.,.,..,,.,,..,,,,,, Failing Irene RU5l'13k .................... Not meaning what she says Rose Ann Thomas ..................,. Not collecting money Don Ta rnowsk y .......... ............................... ' .. Dating Don Spotleson ......... Ed Horvath ....... Ton ' ....... a sa ie. ....... Eleanor Graban ....... Janie Repko ......... Ernie Parker ....... Fay Arfaras .......,. Everett Butler .......,. Ralph Goldston ...... ...........lnsulting anybody.: -blonde' ......Wearing a stolegajpe hat laughing ...........................Flirting .........Not talking .......Afraid of girls clowning .Not playing football .Wearing conservative clothes Hubert Kay Yovich .................... Not being on the food comm. Herbert Mohammed ................ Without his brother AI Archie Turntine ...... Mike Faklis .......... Helen Ikera .......... Nick Kavouklis ....... Bob Vansuch ........ Vincent Blazic ...... Helen Strunak ...... Mary Bosela ..,....... ...............Speaking harshly .....,.....Being six feet tall .A .... Without her dimples wolfing ........Not kidding someone ...............Being a wolf short skirts ........With black hair Annie Verba ............ ............... G etting E's Margaret Waliga ........ ................ W ithout a ioke Catherine Raseta ........ ................... W ith short hair Roberta Duchek ...... ........ W ithout Betty Dzuracky Martha Sevachko .... ....,.............,,.,, B eing dull Thomas Sabol .......... ......... N ot teasing the girls David Krofky ......., ....,,...,,,.,.,,, R omancing Mary COr1fi ....... ................... B eing absent By Strunak and Lemon 6761-M 69114-Sum lst row, left to right-T. Roguski, M. Zockle, TLnDeGidig, J. Rich, S. Musitano J Cavalier, J. Toti, L. Kennedy. 2nd row-H. Tarr, M. Conti, A. Tsarnas, F. Arfaras, M. Vrable, Miss M Fulton H. Chaten, R. Duchek, S. Campean, B. Dzuracky. 3rd row-M. Rovnak, A. D'Agostino, J. Paulsey, M. Hudak, E. Miku, E. Groban L. Kimotek, A. lsalie, D. Spotleson. v . 4th row-C. Yovich, C. Murphy, A. Verba, D. Raseta, E. Koval, V. Carano A Pico Af Kulgyla, J. Schiffhauer, M. Gappen, R. Thomas. THE SENIOR PLAY Under the direction of Miss Mary Fulton the June Class of I947 presented a 3 act comedy of modern youth entitled, And Came The Spring , by Marrijane and Joseph Hayes lt was presented by two casts on Mr. Jeffery Hartman Mrs. Louise Hartman Elliott Hartman Midge Hartman 's Virginia Hartman Buzz Lindsay Carollyn Webster Keith Nolan Freddie North Mr. Fields Mrs. Fields Alan Fields Clancy Edna Gabby Allen Christine Myers Messenger Girl Assistant Directors Business Managers Ushers lHeadJ Helen Dubos May 8 Jos. Toti Mary Hudak Jos. Cavalier Anne D'Agostino Helen Chaten Ton D'E idio- C vich Donald Spotleson Mike Zockle Nick Kavouklis Mary C. Vrable Anthony Pico Val Carano Fay Arfaras Eleanor Graban Mary Jane Paulse Aurelia lsalie Jean Schiffhauer Carmel Murphy Assts. Louise Kimotek, Ann Tsarnas Y May 9 Louis Kennedy Helen Tarr Jos. Cavalier Mary Conti Anne Verba Tony QESLQQ, nn u 'ula James Rich Sam Musitano Edward Koval Sylvia Campean Teddy Rogouski Mike Rovnak Dorothy Raseta Roberta Duchek Betty Ann Dzur ac ky Rose Ann Thomas Eleanor Miku Mary Ann Gappen I 6711 Pictures left to right, top: Sad day of parting-Bevy of alumnae beauties. 1 Front scene ot stage-Second row-Principal Speakers, Mayor Pacella, Mrs. Garcia Miss Kostyk and Mr, O'Pretza. A scene for last spring's commencement-The ushers. Third row-More ushers. Another spring scene and more ushers. UNIIIQHII DS ,portal HORNEN manw fuuoRE 9 :GH Hou,-'JL Q . I ,.., k 'HJ w w - cmnn cnnnfvo Q2 Q40 GE ig XR f 0519 I lf. f X Mm r ' Q 'fylf Eiirsspp SR aigfzves . swam ' ' - N vnesmwr 3511 'K . ' ' il fff 1' Q SAS , W X N-X' X. x i 'JAX ,posafumi Jos-:N Cl!NgST:l 0 'RWE oaortovsky lfsnrnlm BHS-kgg nglfi fURlA:,LLHGF20R.9K0LY HfLrgNrEsrzuax Nt vhwergfjx 4 G , H11-fcrz-gEN0 lf VL - H. -lv w Nm 0L sk-My sgggtfgf ' X A mimf5tR5 if , AM Arg I 1 - ff 'NL wh ' .. V HIP' ' s.k , ' .. 7 7-: X-A BILL Lxvigsx HND EZNIE mHcCvv.o . f I MEIWBfK Q? --f- --WYAMII, .wwf V . W. x 15- wp ,, 'E 1' B w X .-, 'iw f 'I ff , H X l Ex?'?a6s5zStoK . f m tpnl,-r' I :A-Q7 HSTRDNG Man' 1 to fs':'zfL.K Q f N an Bnsxersnu. E Q PLHYER 1 - .1 w 5 w X J, . W X X - A .x j K X ,- fvi, D :QR XX DRQNN Smli CKLE gxxw 7 'I Starr, Umm uf gm 0519 5 Left to right, lst row-I. Vargo, W. Chwalik, C. Bond, A. Pacella, C. Carano, C. Pornpeo, Miss Kendall 2nd row-C. Raptis, F. Balosh, A. Sinibaldi, E. Hoffman, J. Kolak, J. Testa. 3rd row-V. James, M. Cibulas H. Gerlick, R. Leombruno, A. Vrable, M. Wingfield, O. Perkins, M. Banks. 4th row-J. Meleg, J. Ciccolelli J. Constantino, A Pincaric R. Miles 5th row-l. Debel k E St k J. H d ' h . , . ya , . an o, or iewic , E. Forgac, J. Zura, R. Pom- peo, E. Zamets. This senior class, consisting of 35 students is ably sponsored by Miss M. P. Kendall. The officers are: President .......,...,.. ......,.......... ......... . .......................... D e nnis Kcitsoros Vice-President ...... .......... E clword Stonko Secretary ......... ..... E leonor Hoffmon Treasurer ...... .................... .......... H e len Gerlick 6laMn'798 we-w Left to right, lst row-P. Kornyak, L. Constantino, A. Kovach, T. Volsky, J. Sweder, M. Macalo, M. Evan, S. D b '. 2 - ' ' ' ' ' u aj nd row J. Zavachin, R. Garvin, M. Tirpak, D. Fabian T ovanec B Hudak E Tirpak 3rd row J. Pannozzo, G. Alexander, C. Mico, B. Vanyo, F. Dravecky E Ko. J Kominak J ,Vaporis S' Jurich Shirilla 4th row-R. Horvath, C. Katsaras, P. Alexoff, G. lPacalo, P. liocci, S. Lisko'J. Texter IN. Comsia M. Tatar. 5th row-F. Wilson, M. Horton, P. Ortenzio, J. Vallas E K us, G. Chugdeln, R. Miles. 6th row-l C. Garvin, M. Ziak, M. Serrola, A. Glass, T. Garzan, R. Tirpak, J., Gray, ' Voytilla. Second picture ' ' ' : Left to right, lst row-N Conti B Brayer E Ostrowski D Bora VA Vrable E Lesn k H K l' ' h . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. a,.altlc, D. McLandric, A. Rusnak, G. Morton. 2nd row-A. Turchin, H. Regala, M. Centofante, E. Simchick, A. Sevec, M. Pezell, R. Korchmaros, V. Gibson. 3rd row-M. Mraz, M. Kovach, J. Ko'ly, D. Halsel, R. Cua, V. Gresh, H. D'Altorio, M. Baker, G. Ricci, L. Fazekas, A. Sambolec, M. Grisock, A. Maximoff, A. Husack, P. Verbnak, G. Scott. 4th row-I. Furin, B. Carney, D. Laicharoff, A. Vittucci, H. Volchko, M. Smiley, E. Walkosak, R. Garvin. 5th row-D. White, Z. Herbert, E. Tucci, H. Yakabov, M. Baka, H. Bobosh, D. Hudran, K. Kourgas, M. Evanoff, E. Shiller, L. Raines, W. Hodge. Third Picture Left to right, lst row-H. Yatsco, H. Milarichick, L. Nestasi, V. Ortenzio, B. Vodhanel, M. Vaporis, T. Vouis, D. Famor, G. Hudack. 2nd row-O..Geletka, P. Harvischak, A. Timko, B. Lazich, V. James, M. Cibulas, D. Dalessandro, D. Vasilion, P. Komarc, A. Rushen, N. Boris. 3rd row-M. Siva, E. Mazzupappa, A. Takas, V. DeCicco A. Th M. P'l ' ' ' ' , omas, iatos, l. Kofis, M. Zambetis, D. Bougoukas, J. Frazzini. 4th row-A. Redmond, E. Neroda, R. Fray, C. Rudiak, R. Necko, C. Bartos, M. Copp. 5th row-G. Climes, R. Vecchio, S. Monaco, J. Thomas, A. Gonda, M. Siakizis, C. Torba, C. Lyons, J. Jurich, G. Stevens, G. Fallas, M. Duponty, E. Maceyko, I. Gourlas, J. Mastrovaselis, B. Livosky. gm pg 7948 The June Class of 1948 consists of 185 students, sponsored by Mr. N. Conti. The officers are: President- Sandy Monacog Vice-President-George Climesg Secretary-Josephine Frazzinig Treasurer- Betty Jean Brayer ' gm 0,6799 lst row-H. Fitas, E. Ghioldi, Mr. Stephens, M. Matosky, J. Whithers, C. Cathright. 2nd row-H. Vaporides, M. Poulas, J. Parish, J. Halibonich, S. Wojtovich. 3rd row-H. Williams, M. Butchko, A. Mudrovich, A. Miceli, S. Sulak, L. Longmire. 4th row-T. Priore, C. Chwalik, C. Hasapes, J. Morakis, W. Susczynski, M. Zakucia. 5th row-R. Hassey, T. McKula, M. Feher, C. Dimotf, J. Kalka, T. Binko, M. Siembidia, J. Billic, S. Goral, R. Zelina, S. Staharap J. Palen. The January Class of i949 consists of 46 students. This group, which is one of the smallest in the high school, is sponsored by Mr. Stephens. The officers are: President ............................................. .. ..... ..... A nne Mudrovich Vice-President ...... ........ ......... J ci net Porish Secretory ........ .... H elen Voporides Treosurer ............................................ ............ C hester Chwolik aQu1m6'1aMn799 are-f First Picture lst row-B. Donavan, L. Miller, R. Smith, l. Petrus, J. Stanfer, J. Speaks, B. Daniels, C. Rollins. 2nd row- H. Rollins, T. O'Colar, A. Snitzer, P. Ekoniak, T. Habulan, M. Despetorich, M. Melnik, E. Yurcega. 3rd row- J. Toti, G. Nesivich, J. Banks, G. Whitshead, E. Banks, C. Withers, A. Gibson, H. Lemon, T. Howard, B. Jones. 4th row-A. Pompeo, H. Rollins, D. Goldston, M. Swain, M. Skirtic, L. Harris, C. Jackson, B. Malvey. 5th row- T. Manaritt, S. Sofocleous, R. Jakubek, R. Kidd, J. Copeland, J. McClendon, J. Crowl, N Libertine, M. Fialla R. Medvey. 1 Second Picture lst row-J. Prassinos, I. Arfaras, C. Angel, V. Guidos, M. Strella, H. Trombacco, B. Shuster, A. Evan, E. Essenyi. 2nd row-C. Carney, A. Yenchik, D. Salamon, M. Mastorides, D. Jay, M. Nisaporchich, M. Swanteck. 3rd row-S. Venable, J. Patterson, M. Climes, M. Krines, G. Hange, M. Gulu, V. Testa. 4th row-R. Tkach L. Biikie, J. Malys, N. Radsdoski, P. Simchick, B. Janick, A. Profancik. 5th row-A. Petracci, W. Niemczura J. Bartos, G. Prokop, C. Klimko, M. Veslick, D. McLandric. 6th row-S. Soltis, J. Timko, R. Rusnak, D. Forgac N. Tsakis, L Sheps, G. Urichko, S. Bogdan, T. Galantis. 7th row-G. Buzek, S. Paloza, T. Pinciare, F. Panazzo M. Stankich, B. Klenic, J. Ondomisi, D. Valigura. 1 1 1 1 Third Picture lst row-M. A. Perno, R. Hassey, P. Mastrovaselis, M. A. Horvatt, D. Kacenga, M. A. Dattilo, M. Ciocci E. Christotf. D. Marzano. 2nd row-A. Elosh, T. Cornelius, M. J. Bednar, J. Grohovsky, D. Rerko, A. VuR'6T1llEh M. Orlowsky, L. Oshelski, J. Tatar. 3rd row-J. Benchwick, M. A. Yablonkai, J. Baugh, A. Duponty, F. Sontoro, E. Czapp, D. Daltorio. 4th row-A. Petracci, V. Koulianis, M. Lenhart, J. Uhlar, E. E. Vrable, S. Drapp. 5th row- I. Rauzan, C. Meris, F. Mingo, J. Valko, R. Bragalone, E. Pavlick, C. Kubus, A. Garchar, M. Wasko 6th row- N. Williard, M. Homulous, J. Valvas, B. Valantasis, E. Slanina, R. Kukura, A. Balaco, R. Hoffman, S. Kisak, M. Bosela, T. Tarr, A. Lentine. 1 1 guna gm nf 7949 This class, consisting of about 150, is sponsored by Mr. King. The class officers are: President-Robert Hasseyg Vice-President--Robert Hoffmang Secretary-Mary Ann Horvathg Treasurer-Milton Lenhart. K g ,190 lst row-O. Jackson, J. Kott, P. Gograce, H. Mrosko. 2nd row-B. Yaniglos, M. Trimacco, L. Macara Medvey, Socak, Harvischak, Kovach. 3rd row-N. Cutrone, P. Graycar, F. Butchko, K. Wilush, J. Sbrocco C. Sferra. 4th row-Mr. Kunicki, M, Tribus, Falasco, J. Lunich, M. Angelides, R. Borak, R. Matisko, E. Sferra. 5th row-R. Bragaloni, T. Katula, R. Graycar, Horvatt, K. Venable. 1 This small group of 30 is sponsored by Mr. Kunicki. Officers are: President ..............................,................................ ...... R oy Brogolone Vice-President .... ..... T heodore Kcitulo Secretory ........... ....... J une Sbrocco Treosurer ...... ................. ....... J o ck Lunich ,790 was-+ Too Picture-First row-A. Bartos, M. Thomas, M. Rosian, R. Sterinchak, F. Truban, J. Hamrock, D. London, B. Copeland, M. Miles, C.. Scourcos, F. Hassey. Second row-S. Prossino, L. Franks, W. VanCobb, B. Konas, E. Vargo, P. Konya, L. Halsel, F. Magaloudi, E. Salvature, H. Nick J. Yoman, P. Castro, P. Daltoro, D. Sebest, M. Space, M. Kapusta. Third row-W. Lane, E. Morton, I. Duda, M. Carlozzi, H. Dubos, H. Sulak, M. Husak, A. M. Uber, B. Kotis, A. Votilla. Fourth row: R, Walters, M. Lipka, I. Pozust, E. Lockic, D. Koval- chich, J. Zetts, P. Ostroski, P. Rich, D. Angeliades. Fifth row-R. Repko, F. Hudak, J. Debelyak, K. Williams, W, Waliga, L. Rasefa. Second Picture, left to right, lst row-V. Rich, E. Turchin, F. Dimoff, E. Hensperger, D. Palatos, M. Kust, W. Hudak. 2nd row-T. Gattamelata, N. Voytilla, A. Hornyak, A. Labrie, E. Cua, A. Tarr, M. Svagerko. 3rd row- G. Bugby, F. Fanelli, M. Glass, J. Famor, E. Kalos, B. Cooper, T. Katula, H. Hoza, B. Hovanec. 4th row- J. Bak, J. Bayus, M. Zakucia, G. DeSantis, M. Kopinsky, S. Wojtowitz, Rollins. Sth row-J. Cernica, F. D'Altorio, J. Nagy, O. Geletka, V. George, J. Vardy, T. Barksdale, G. Siva. 6th row-S. Fay, E. Vodhanel, J. Wasko, H. Glasser, A. Stahara, L. Millich, E. Horvath, M. Basista. Bottom Picture, first row-R. Kennedy, B. Fiffick, I. Gozur, A. Withers, L. Doll, M. Carter, H. Balasko, F. Goldston, M. J. Rusnak, M. Rockar. Second row--J. Schiffhauer, N. Wilson, J. Adams, L. Brayer, R. Fitch, B. Lisko, B. Baugh, K. Garzan. Third row-M. Malys, P. Dubos, W. Lipka, A. Thomas, M. L. Brown, R. Yacovone, R. Larocco, G. Brayer, C. Schuster, I. Bires, R. A. Greene, M. Sloan. Fourth row- P. Campean, B. Chwalik, F. Duba'j, V. George, G. Mudrovich, J. Orlovsky, R. DeMart, C. Square, R. Salter, J. Gibson, J. Dothard, M. Thomas. Fifth row-L. Fay, C. Testa, C. Tsargeras, R. Sperati, E. Hamrock, C. Kimbo gwgfwg 790 The Freshman Class, sponsored by Mr. Malys, seems to be off to a wonderful start with the following officers: President - Dolores Thomasg Vice-President -- Guy De Sanctisg Secretary - Ruth Fetchg Treasurer + Gordon Bugby. Qumzna The Home Coming Queen ot th S e l946 football season was her majesty Myrle Williard, a enior, chosen by the entire student body to reign for thot eventful night. Her attendants, also Seniors, were Helen Dubos, Morgaret Strella, Cothe ' and a Freshman beauty of Memorial, Bett A ' ' rine Raseta y nn Fitfick. 1 f ANN dneos Mo , - TI 5-X X JZ 3 WM jf W f, A'l'I'L ' - 5 'ffflls' Q MEKLE WU-Lnafw !lQvELNN4 . V :VBKET V u'rLiR ND MAJ al 'Hb JOHN novoux Ll I F 'U W7 69 cwnmriN no fs. 1 'r T 2 1113, 5 vt? ,YL VI -f 9 JZEZNL Sex L F X , 5 an - Rgvixg x f mi Q3 Mc - ---- Q -.x.Y,7 :ff P-' I 4 f NNW M X X Wlatzbnal army: .Svabfq lst row, left to right-M. Biros, M. Conti, E. Faklis, A. D'Agostino, K. Yovich, 2nd row-K. Roper, A. Verba, A. Kukula, L. Rich. 3rd row-T. Klimko, M. F. O'Mellan, G. Hetrick, A. DeSanto, J. Cavalier. y 91201 mm Left to right, lst row-H. Chaten, R. Duchek, M. Hura, B. Dzuracky, H. Gerlick, J. Lemon. 2nd row-E. Butler, M. Williard, K. Bond, S. Cam- pean, B. Vansuch. To become a member one must excel in Scholarship, Lead- ership, Service, and Character. The purpose of this society is to encourage the development of the qualities which are required for membership. Being a member of this society is the highest honor that can be awarded a high school pupil. Miss H. L. Hetrick is the sponsor assisted by M. F. O'Mellan, Prin- cipol. The officers are: President ................ Michael Hura Vice-President .... Roberta Duchek Secretary .............. Merle Williard Treasurer .... Betty Ann Dzuracky NOT PICTURED C. Bartos, A. Tirnko, J. Vaporis, S. Monaco, H. Daltorio, O. Perkins, E. Hoff- man, E. Graban, E. Shiller, B. J. Brayer, R. A. Thomas, M. Hudak, J. Toti, M. Rayner. may Left to right, lst row-R. Vansuch, A. De Santo, E. Butler, W. Holliday, M. Kavouklis R. Domanich. 2nd row-R. Hassey, C. Lanzo, M, Kushma, J. Shirilla, S. Monaco, E. La: hovich. 3rd row-T. McKuIa, J. Jakubek, F. Dravecky, J. Matosky, J. Cavalier, T. Klimko M. Tirpack, J. Macala, J. Constantino, R, Hassey, E. Maceyko. 4th row-C. Rushen, M Hura, A. Fedor, H. Karsnak, W. Livosky, P. Testa, W. Chwalick. '7lQw'Wlemb1z1m The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create and maintain throughout the high school and community - the princi- ples of clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean scholar- ship. . Mr. Holliday is the sponsor. The officers are: President .................... Robert Vansuch Vice President .................. John Shirilla Secretary .................. Robert Domanich Treasurer ......... ....... J ohn Jakubek J Left to right Front row-T. Mr. W. Holli day, B. Repasliyfm Back row-D. Ungar, R. Bragaloni E. Horvath, E. Tirpak, E. Hassay. ,is I 1 f I 1 I x Top Picture, left to right, lst row-A. Isalie, M. Chirakos, M. Conti, E. Faklis, D. Clark, H. Chaten, Miss Brayer, A. D'Agostino, E, Hoffman, K. Roper, R. Vrable. 2nd row-A. Maceyko, P. Komarc, E. Ostrowski, A. Verba, D, Borak, E. Sulik, V. Urichich, A. Vrable. 3rd row-D. Famor, A. Rushen, G. Ricci, C. Hudak, A, Sambolec, E. Shiller, J. Frazzini, B. J. Brayer, S. Glass, L. Kimotek, H. Volchko. 4th row-S. Campean, E. Dzuracky, M. Sevachko, R. Duchek, C. Rudiak, M. Zakucia, M. J. Vrable, M. Palatos, V. Miceli, E. Graban, M. Copp. 5th row-D. Miller, H. Kalitich, A. Husack, A. Makimoff, V. Gresh, E. Lesnak, A. Vrable, I, Vargo, D. Bougoukas, V. James, M. Cibulas. . Bottom Picture, left to right, Ist row-S. Prassinos, M. Veselick, C. Carney, V. Koulianos, M. Horvatt, R. Kennedy, F. Dimoff. 2nd row-M. Gulu, A. Withers, W. Hudak, C. Scourcos, M. Glass, E. Kalos, A. Katula I. Poszust, D, Pilatos, M. Kust, M. Cua, B. Schuster. 3rd row-Miss Feher, J. Dothard, E. Cooper, R. Forgac J. Zetts, I. Arfaras, J. Prassinos, M. Svagerko, M. Kapusta. 4th row-M, Thomas, C. Withers, L. Shepas, F. Megloudi, L. Brayer, D. Kacenga, M. Yablonkai, D. Rerko, M. Orlovsky, J. Adams, M. Mastorides, N. Willard J. Grohovsky. 5th row-N, Wilson, D. Daltorio, F. Butchko, C. Sferra, F. Larocco, M. Miles, F. Goldstone 6th row-B. Baugh, J. Benchwick, B. Lisko, C. Rollins, R. Fetch, L. Longmire, T. Howard, P. Graycar, J. Sbrocco, B, Donovan, H. Harvischak, C. Willush, V. Testa, L. Rich, V. Rich, 7th row-P. Rich, M. Brown, L. Harris, J. Stanfar, R. Smith, L. Miller, I. Petrus, C. Williams. ' 1 1 I jfzia-offe-53211-C11 l s Left to right lst row-B. Lazich, M. Biros, E. Ostrowski, B. Brayer, M. Strella. 2nd row-C. Stevens, M. Pezell, J. Kolak, M. Evanoff, 3rd row-B. Dzuracky, A. Verba, P. Kendall, J. Dalessandro, M. Skurna, H. Gerlick. 4th row-J. Parish, E. Sedlak, F. Balogh, J. Schiffhauer, H. Chaten. The purpose of this club is to increase the interest of the girls in extra curricular activities of the school, and to increase friendship among the girls. The name of the club stands for friendship, leadership, service and citizenship. Membership in this club is limited to twenty members. The sponsor is M. P. Kendall. The officers are: President ................. ......... H elen Chaten Vice-President ......... ........... J anet Parish ,Secretary .............. .............. .............. M a ry Strella Treasurer .......... .............................. ...... J e an Schiffhauer 4-fee 'M-Juana g The Y-Teens is a junior group of the Young Women's Christian Association. It was organized in l93O by Miss G. L. Hetrick and Miss Morr. A few of the activities are Red Cross Work, Mother and Daughter Tea and Best Beau Dance. The officers are: President ............. ....,. A nne D'Agostino Vice-President ......... ......... H elen Chaten Secretary .......... ...... A urelia lsalie Treasurer ....... .....,,, R uth Vrable Left to right lst row-J. Dalessandro, M. Biros, H. Chaten, A. D'Agostino, J. Koly, M. Kovach, l. Furin. 2nd row-M. Evanoff, D. Hudran, B. Lazich, R. Duchek, l. Hamrock, O. Geletka, E. Mazzupappa. 3rd row-M. L. Baka, P. Komarc, V. DiCicco, M. J. Paulsey, J. Kolak, Miss O'Brien. 4th row- T. Butchko, E. Graban, A. Vrable. The purpose of this club is to be of service to the school, build character of the girls and provide entertainment for them. The membership is limited to twenty-five girls. The sponsor is Miss H. O'Brien. The officers are: President ........... ........... M ary Evanoff Vice-President ..... ........ A nn D'Agostino Secretary ........ ............. B etty Lazich Treasurer ........ ......... M argaret Kovach 9255-P The Memo is published twice a month by the pupils pictured. While working on the Memo they gain valuable information about journalism, which is very enjoyable as well as educational. The faculty advisor is Mr. P. W. Nolfi. The Representatives collect money and distribute Memos in the home rooms. 'Wlemo Top Picture Memo Representatives-left to right, lst row-G. Broyer, A. Isolie, L. Miller, D Fomor, J. Stonfor, R. Leombruno. 2nd row-M. Roiner, E. Groban, E. Hensperger, M. Kopusto, M. Mostorides. 3rd row-W. Suszcynski, J. Morokis, P. Morokis, P. Alexotf, T. Gottomeloto. Bottom Picture Memo Stoff-left to right, lst row-B. A. Fiffick, R. Kennedy, M. Horvot, V. Guidos P. Nolti, K. Yovich, E. Foklis, A. D'Agostino. 2nd row-M. Woligo, E. Kolos, J. Fomor, M. Biros, V. Jomes, C. Zombetis, D. Borok M. Cibulos, D. Bougoukos, D. Vosilion, J. Schitfhouer, B. Broyer. 3rd row-E. Nerodo, A. DeSonto, J. Kopkosh, P. Ortenzio, W. Livosky, B. Domonich T. DeGiq!'o, R. Vonsuch, K. Roper, V. Miceli. t row-C. Modok, T. Klimko, E. Stonko, M. Corlozzi, D. Kotsoros, G. Follcs, F Texter, E. Horvoth, J. Jokubek, M. Huro, M. Vonsuch. 9710I'I.lZ0!l.d The monitors mointoin order in the corridors, ond cilso run errands for the teacher' HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR SENIOR YEAR Election of our senior class officersg a girl president-finally! First order of graduation rings coming in, Posing for annual pictures. Thrill of sitting in the middle section downstairs in assemblies. Senior Class party in January. Jr. Senior Prom. January Commencement: Thrill of being measured For our caps and gowns. Peppy class meetings. The scramble for our invitations and name cards. Senior Speech class students working hard to make our Senior Play a success. fluzdwm g ,gg gg lst row-Miss Feher, C. Bond, B. Schuster, D. Borak, A. Isalie, D. McLar1dric, Miss G. L. Hetrick. 2nd row-C. Carano, C. Murphy, I. Vargo, H. Chaten, R. Korchmaros, A. Rusnak. 3rd row--A. Kukula, M. Oles. 4th row-A. Verba, J. Schiffhauer, A. Vrable, H. D'Altorio, M. Williard, S. Campean, N. Cutrone, J. Stanfar, V. Testa. Sth row-D. Helsel, I. Sebest, M. Cibulas, M. Copp. 6th row-D. Katsaras, E. Stanko, W. Fay. The office checkers ond the floor checkers work together to see that there are no disturbances in the corridors. They also help Miss Feher run the office efficiently. 4-44444 Wiondom Left to right lst row-J. Sinibaldi, J. Parish, M. Pezell, C. Lanzo, A. Takas, M. Cibulas. 2nd row-P. Komarc, J. Koly, V. Urichich, I. Arfaras, J. Prassinos, C: Carney, F. Balogh, C. Raseta. 3rd row-C. Raptis, C. Pompeo, H. Fitas, P. Graycar, L. Sacomoni, B. Donavan, T. Balogh, R. Smith, A. Snitzer, M. Harvischak, J. Sbrocco, C. Rudiak, R. Fray, D. Forgac. 4th row-C. Gathright, G. Scott, I. Sebest, B. Gerlick, M. Smiley, I. Kotis, H. Volchko. 5th row-M. Siakisis, F. Scourcos, M. Hurajt, E. Miku, F. Arfaras, G. Ricci, A. Husak, M. Rayner, A. Vrable, V. Carano, M. Duponty. Bottom Picture, left to right lst row-R. Kukura, J. Ondomisi, M. Gourlas, J. Bartos, M. Zockle, S. Musitano, B. Hassey. 2nd row- A. Petracci, M. Baka, T. Cornelius, M. Mastorides, B. Lazich, J. Tatar, M. Vodhanel, H. Tarr. 3rd row-D. Katsaras, H. Bobosh, D. Hudran, H. Yakubov, M. Matosky, E. Hoffman, D. Kacenga. 4th row-W. Hodge, G. Trimacco, W. Niemczura, J. Baugh, J. Matosky, C. Lanzo, E. Stanko. Sth row-T. Katula, J. Halikos, M. Skafatos, E. Hassey, J. Valko, B. Repasky, E. Lahovich. 6th row-S. Gonda, R. Bacani, R. Bragaloni, M. Horton, R. Borak, B. Pavicic, S. Brizzi, E. Simko, G. Rosian, L. Kennedy, A. Bulatko, W. Chwalik, J. Constantino, T. McKuIa. ALMA MATER OF MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOQL Tune of 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'lI be true, We hold life dear because of you. Though one by one the years slip We'lI cherish our Memorial High. bv, 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 th All hail to thee, Memorial High. 0 e land canal Left to right lst row-O. Geletka, J. Koly, H. Tarr, F. Wolfe, E. Sulik, V. Urichich, B. Brayer. 2nd row-V. DiCicco, E. Ostrowski, M. Matosky, C. Carano, M. Paulsey, M. Stahara. 3rd row-I. Hamrock, D. Borak, A. Kukula, J. Kolak, B. Brayer. 4th row-M. Baka, C. Bartos, E. McGarry, T. Butchko, A. Verba, R. Duchek, K. Yovich, B. Dzuracky, S. Carnpean. The G. A. C.'s intention is to promote sportsmanship and increase athletic interest among the girls. This group is sponsored by Miss B. L. Brayer, gymnastic instructor for the girls. The present officers are: President ................... ......Frances Wolfe Vice-President ....... ............ J oann Kolak Secretary ......... ..... M ary Ann Stahara Treasurer .... ......... E leanor Sulik Elmer Lahovich: Hey, Everett, you know that car you sold me last week. Everett Butler: Yes, what about it? Elmer Lahovich: Nothing, except will you repeat all you said about it at that time. I'm getting dis- couraged. Eileen McGarry: That telIow's work has driven him to cutting out paper dolls. Dorothy Clark: Gracious, what does he do? Eileen McGarry: He's a movie censor. Eleanor Graban: When is a joke not a joke? Rose Ann Thomas: Usually. Carmen Lanzo: You make one remark, big boy, and you eat your words. John Walko: Frahd chicken, collard greens and wodamelon. Mary Nemeth: All the animals came on the ark in pairs. Jean Schiffhauer: Except the worms. They came in apples. zwmfup Left to right lst row-M. Chirakis, M. Conti, M. Biros, H. Chaten, A. D'Agostino, E. Sulick, D. Borak, J. Grahovsky. 2nd row-B. Dzuracky, R. Duchek, C. Sferra, J. Stanfar, J. Sbrocco, J. Prossinos, C. Bartos. 3rd row-Mr. Gary, M. Hudak, M. Rainer, E. Faklis, B. Brayer, A. Verba, M. Mastorides, B. Schuster, l. Arfaras, H. Tarr. 4th row-P. Komarc, G. Scott, P. Ekoniak, J. DiCicco, T. Cornelius, M. Climes, M. Vrabel, M. Sevachko. 5th row-l. Furin, M. Kovach, O. Geletka, E. Mazzupappa, E. Butler, J. Koly, K. Roper, S. Campean, M. Siakazis, M. Williard, J. Vaporis, B. Jones, C. Klimko, T. Klimko, S. Monaco, N. Kavouklis. This group is guided by Mr. S. Gary. They participate in various tests such as the Pepsi-Cola Test, Every Pupil Tests, Senior Scholarship Test, National Honor Society Tests, DAR. Tests, and Preliminary State Tests flocall. David Krotky: Does she talk much? Tom Sabol: Does she? Last summer she talked so much her tongue got sunburned. Margaret Hurajt: Was it love at first sight? Pearl Nonasky: No, second sight. The first time he didn't know she had money. Lucille Sacamoni: l just swallowed a worm. Lucille Testa: Quick, take a drink of water and wash him down. Lucille Sacamoni: The heck with him. Let him walk. Carmel Murphy: Weren't you excited when he brought you all those expensive presents? Dorothy Raseta: No, I just kept calm and collected. Bernice McCray: What's that thing on top of the submarine? Ernest Parker: That's a cunning tower. Bernice McCray: Yes, and isn't the rest of the ship kinda Cute, too. Helen Garchar: Why is the old gander so sad? Jane Repko: Somebody cooked his goose. Mary Kathryn Vrable: Small, thin ears are a sign of weak character. Betty Rozum: Yes, and large thick ones a sign of weak defense. Fay Arfaras: I call my pig Eversharp but it's just his pen name. cfm . Left to right lst row-A. Maceyko, B. Brayer, E. Ostrowski, M. Zakucia, I. Hamrock, D. Famor, E. Faklis, A. Brosko. 2nd row-C. Lanzo, L. Testa, M, Pezell, H. Gerlick, E. Hoffman, C. Zambetis, D. Vasilion. 3rd row-D. McLandric, A. Herns, C. Balasone, B. McCray, M. Bosela. 4th row-P. Rovnak, E. Simchak, W. Suszcynski, J. Cavalier, S. Musitano, M. Nemeth, F. Arfaras. 5th row-D. Katsaras, L. Parenti, H. Karsnak, J. Mudryk, J. Nesnidol, E. Hassey, E. Koval, V. Carano, M. Duponty. The Memorial library consists of about 9,000 volumes, including novels, biographies, short stories, and encyclopedias. ln addition to the books, there are numerous pamphlets, magazines and newspapers. Mr. L. Parenti efficiently teaches the librarians how to render services to the students who have access to the library. HAN DWORK Isn't there fun in the making of things - Airplanes, Scrapbooks, beaded ringsj You saw and you sew, you nail and you paste, Fit and knit, cut out and baste. Clothes for a paper doll, covers for books, Pickle-jar vases, playhouse nooks, Birdhouse and bookmark and what not shelf -- Something to give or to use yourself. You plan, then you joint or weave or braid, It's work but it's fun, and you're getting things made. And the fine proud feeling that goes with this, ls something no one would want to miss. By John Kopcash 51.4.4.4 U,Z,Zicafm l Left to right, first row-R. Vansuch, Vice Pres. June '47, I. Lambrianos, Sec. Jan. '47, M. Kushma, Pres. Jan. '47, A. Verba, Pres. June '47, P. Testa, Vice Pres. Jan. '47. Second row-I. Vargo, Pres. Jan. '48, J. Jakubek, Sec. June '47, R. Domanich, Treas. '47, S. Monaco, Pres. June '48, G. Climes, Vice Pres. June '48, Third row--C. Carano, Sec. Jan. '48, W. Chwalick, Treas. Jan. '48, E. Brayer, Treas. June '48, J. Frazzini Sec. June '48, Robert Hassay, Pres. June 719. 1 Fourth ,row-M. Horvatt, Sec. June '49, M. Lenhart, Treas. June '49, J. Kalka, Vice Pres. Jan. '49, J. Palen, Sec. Jan. '49, A. Priore, Pres. Jan. '49, Ray Hassay, Treas. Jan. '49, B. Hoffman, Vice Pres. June '49. Fifth row: G. Bugby, Treas. June '50, R. Bragaloni, Pres. Jan. '50, J. Lunich, Treas. Jan. '50, G. DeSantis, Vice Pres. June '50, D. Thomas, Pres. June '50, R. Fetch, Sec. June 50, J. Sbrocco, Sec. Jan. '50. Margaret Urban: I saw a kid come in the Corner and order a chocolate sundae with whipped cream and nuts on top and right away l knew he was a sailor. Mary Hudak: How did you know? Margaret Urban: Because he had a sailor suit on. John Jakubek: Why don't you like girls? Ernest Berkany: They're too biased. John Jakubek: Biased? Ernest Berkany: Yeah-bias this, and bias that, and in no time you're broke. Pauline Rovnak: There are several things I can always count on. David Ungar: What are they? Pauline Rovnak: My fingers, of course. Helen Dubos: Do you hear that mouse squeaking? James Rich: What do you want me to do? Oil it? Dorothy Vrable: What pine has the longest and sharpest needles? Rose Yaniglos: The porcupine Mary Zakucia: When is a cigarette like a ham? Martha Sevachko: When it's smoked. Irene Rusnak: Want a piece of this cake? Margaret Strella: What kind is it? Irene Rusnak: Marble cake. Margaret Strella: No, thanks, I'Il take it for granite. Justine Jukich: Name a great time saver. Mary Jane Paulsey: Love at first sight. 1? fledandflack 771a.4qu.e!zaala1m Left to right lst row-L. Kennedy, M. Biros, J. Dalessandro, A. D'Agostino. 2nd row-P. Testa, M. Zockle, A. Verba, A. Kukula, H- Chaten, M. Fulton, J. Testa, C. Famor L Rich D. Spotleson. 3rd row-K. Yovich, M. Saraukis, A. Isalie, B. Lazich, M. Mastorides, A. Timko, E. Shiller M Conti T. Klimko, B. Dzuracky, R. Duchek, J. Toti. 4th row-T. Roguski, M. Siakizis, J. Cavalier, V. Carano, A. D'Egidio, D. McLandric, W. Livosky B Hassey W. Repasky, J. Valko. The Red and Black , the school's dramatic club, was organized in i926 by the present sponsor, Miss M. Fulton. Members are elected by try-outs before other members of the club. Members of the club receive one-fourth credit a semester. The assemblies pre sented by the club are Thonksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Memorial Day, and numerous others. In addition, the organization presents two evening plays a year. The officers are: President .......... Vice-President ..... Secretary ....... Treasurer ..... Joseph Cavalier .........VaI Carano ......Esther Shiller .....BiIl Repasky Left to right, lst row-A. Rushen, C. Kougras, E. Walkosak, Miss M. Fulton, M. Winktield 2nd row-B. Vrabel, M. Zockle, J. Toti, V. Carano, J. Rich, T. Roguski, V. Ortenzio. The stagecraft works with Miss Fulton to prepare the stage for all programs P11469 ' Even though practicing is fun, There are many things to be done, Learning your lines is one of these things, But Oh, the praises the audience sings. Here are a few more things you must do, - Learning positions and knowing your cue, Talking loud enough so everyone may hear, Not only in the front, but also in the rear. Comments and criticisms are given every day, To make a success out of this play. It is worth practicing even so To get the joy on the night of the show. Kay Yovich Top left-Scene from January Senior Play, Credit To The Family Right- 2nd row The Haunted High School. -Scenes from Haunted High School. 3rd row-More Haunted High School. 4th row-Easter pageant, Haunted High. 5th row- Haunted High School , Credit To The Family. ofmfwffm and Cham! gm 1 l Orchestra, left to right lst row-R. Sferra, B. Rovder, J. Polito, N. Kavouklis, M. Tirpak, J. Richards. 2nd row-A. Turchin, R. Leombruno, V. James, M. Cibulas, D. White, E. Lockiec. 3rd row-J, Grohovsky, B. Jones, J. Lemon, G. Scott, P. Rich. 4th row-F. Wilson, F. Dravecky, F. Facciobene, M. Gourlas, M. Angelides, M. Voytilla. Choral Club, left to right lst row-D. Marzano, L. Sacamoni, J. Grohovsky, M. Horvath, NK Bragalone, M. Griscik. 2nd row--C Rollins, M. Climes, J. Polito, M. Kust, D. White, Z. Herbert, 3rd row-M. Yablankai, B. Washington, A. Herns H. William-s, J. Bevly, M. Mastorides, N. Williard, H. Kotis, M. Baker. 4th row-J. Stanfer, l. Petros, R. Smith H. Rauzum, R. Vittucci, H. Trombacco, N. Boris. 5th row-Rose Yangislos, D. Vrable, A. Vrable, E. Lesnak C. Maros, F. Spelich, A. Sambolec. 6th row-M. Homulus, C. Angel, V. Koulianos, J. Tatar, E. Walkosak, M Smiley, G. Ricci. 97741411114 Hand Y l agewtawd lst row-D. Raseta, C. Murphy, D. Laicharoff, D. Helsel. 2nd row-L. Longmire, Z. Herbert, Miss O'Brien, M. Smiley, M. Harris. The Cafeteria Girls are chosen from the Home Economics classes. They help in the cafeteria by preparing and selling the food. Miss H. O'Brien supervises the girls. fleece Band lst row-R. Miles, J. Parenti, R. Katula, C. Chouteau, M. Sirak, M. Gourlas. 2nd row--V. DiCicco, G. Scott, P. Ekoniak, J. Bak, B. Jones. 3rd row-M. Stahara, J. Pollander, M. A. Stahara, D. Sebest. 4th row- E. Butler, D. Fabian, F. Facciobene, T. McKula, M. Tirpak. Middle-Drum Major and Maiorettes Left to right, lst row-R. Cua, D. Halsel, H. Parish, E. Tucci, D. Laicharoff. 2nd row-E. Hensperger, M. Space, J. Famor, I. Gozur, M. Kapusta. 3rd row-B. Fiffick, L. Oshelski, E. Koval, J. Kolak, V. Urichich. Bottom lst row-Mr. Spagnola, R. Bond, D. Bugby, B. Tarr, R. Sferra, F. Dravecky, S. Monaco, J. Toti, Mr. Fac- ciobene. 2nd row-R. Pompeo, G. Bugby, E. Stanko, C. Mico, G. Alexander, H. Rollins, E. Curry, R. Demart 3rd row-A. Trill, E. Tirpak, R. Stater, M. Tirpak, J. Richards, M. Voytilla. This group is directed by Mr. Polito, Mr. Spagnola, and Mr. Facciobene. THE FIGHT SONG Fight boys fight with all your might, For old Memorial High J Fight boys fight and do it right To you we raise our cry - Rah, Rah, Rah Show the foe, how we can go, And when the game is o'er .lt will be a victory, tor we will win once I'YlOl'e. 'WZv1uIa Upmafnfm, flufzula' If Movie Operators, lst row-A. Pinciaro, Mr. Stephens, R. Pompeo. 2nd row-J. Mastrovaselis, G. Chugden J. Hordiewich, A. Gonda. Electricity, lst row-C. Torba, A. Thomas, C. Pacala, P. Ciocci, J. Gray, A. Manaritf. 2nd row-M. Homu las, J. Mastrovaselis, A. Gonda, F. Pannozzo, W. Hodge, W. Fay. 3rd row-A. Petracci, J. Texter, S. Jurich, D McClendon, H. Rollins, J. Sweder, Mr. Stephens. 4th row--M. Evan, W. Niemczura, D. Valigura, J. Zovachin G. Buzek, A. Kovach. Sth row-B. Vrable, N. Shirilla, R. Medvey, M. Tirpak, P. Kornyak, J. Constantino, M Tatar. 6th row-E. Lane, F. Santoro, C. Garvin, M. Fialla, A. Glass, M. Saroka, J. Jurich, M. Masajlo. '-idea Top--Jr.-Sr. Prom: Don Gardner, Student Congress. Second-More of same. Third-At the U. Club after football banquet. Right, McCartney School at Open House Program, Fourth-Penhale School presentation at Open House, Second picture, Waiting for B-period, last picture Gordon 'School at Open House. Sam Briizi ........ Joseph Cavalier NICKNAMES Edward Hassey ...... Mary Zakucia .... Sebest Twins ...... Betty Allshouse Helen Tarr ....... Alma Vrable ,... Justine Jukich . Irene Hamrock Aurelia Isalie .... Mike Hura ......... Bob Domanich ...... Johnny Kopkash Everett Butler .. Bob Vansuch ..... John Jakubek . John Macala ...... Louis Kennedy ...... Elmer Lahovich Gene Trimacco George Rosian .... Mike Faklis ....... Mike Skoufatos John Matosky .... Mike Zockle ......... Veronica Urichich Bill Vrabel ............. Ann D'Agostino John Walko ....... Ernest Parker ...... Ralph Goldston ..... John Campean ........ Salvatore Musitano ..... ... Breeze rl Chas Edo . Zack Sebie Lizzy Tarr Baby Giggles Jay Jay .... Hamie Eka Mickey Zeto Kopie Evie Scrubach Jack ..... Fingers . McGee Blurt Trim 11 .. Specks Greek u Blackie .. Junior ll 11 .. Zamic Vi Red . Doggie Bear Benny .. Goldie Camp Sam Mike Rovnak ....................................,....... Rubber - Joy boy-Bob Vansuch Unique-Ed. Koval Natural-Betty Dzuracky Energetic-Alma Vrabel Adventurous-Kay Yovich Neat-Donald Spotleson Dreamer-Marie Bevly Friendly-Julia Dalessandro Elegant-Loretta Rich Brilliant-Thomas N. Klimko Romantic-Paul Testa Understanding-Mamie Harris Aggressive-Mike Kushma Rugged-Rudy Tofil Youthful-Carmel Lanzo Carefree-John Walko Lonely-John Richards Adorable-Bernice McCray Stylish-Ruth Vrable Simple-Margaret Hurajt Entertaining-Bob Domanich Sophisticated-Janie Paulsey Chas 8. Zamic u 11 ii H if if n 11 11 11 Helen Tarr: Care to join me in a cup of tea? Irene Hamrock: Do you think we will fit? Frances Wolfe: What is the most bashful thing in the world? Bill Repasky: Dunno. Frances Wolfe: A clock, because it always has its hands before its face. Tony Pico: What did one duck say to the other duck? Gene Trimacco: How should I know? What did he say? Tony Pico: Social Security. Gene Trimacco: Social Security! I don't get it. Tony Pico: You will when you're 65. Charles Rushen: Say, why do you eat so many carrots? John Matosky: They keep me from wearing glasses. A Charles Rushen: Don't be silly. How can carrots keep you from wearing glasses? John Matosky: Did you ever see a rabbit wearing glasses? Annie Verba: What's puppy Iove? Bob Domanich: l guess it's the beginning of a dog's life. By Agnes Maceyko POEM OF SPRING By J. Cavalier Gee, l'll be glad when Spring is here, lt's such a pretty time of year, When birds start to build their nests, And Old Man Winter goes to rest. When snow begins to melt away, And robins all come back to stay, When the warm winds begin to blow, Then it's Spring again, I know. When birds fill the air with song, Then I know it won't be long, Until the flowers start to bloom, In the months of May and June. Gee, I c6n't wait to see the trees All in green with pretty leaves, When all the birds again will sing, Then l'm sure that it is Spring . WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER . . Mr. Parenti's fishy stories. Mr. GustineIIa's plea for newsmaps. Mr. Bugby's Now the bell rings, that is your signal to stop taIking. Mr. Gary with his hands full of tests. Mr. Hawkeye Conti. Mr. Opretza's enlightening talks. The Barber Shop Quartet-Micky Hura, Bob Vansuch, Dave Ungar, and Evie Butler. Shiney Fedor's rare jokes. The strange smells that come from Room 40. Louis Kenny's cut-ups in Chemistry Class. The fighting Red Devils. Nick Kavouklis's crazy laugh. The Hi-Y Best Girl Socials. Arguments in Government Class. The Physics Room that was so hot in Winter. Bugsy tapping on the radiator pipes. The hard work that was done in the Memo Room. Jon-on a 5' 4 , Pon-LFWDE if me Lfllnu ' . NAKE KUSQ-mA 'S ' x NJ 5-K JgHN BOB UOMHNWH ' END , IJ mx 't F ' mai - il W!-Tir? ' fy num lx is 1,2537 ' ' mm FULLBAQK Y . X. B s H IL 9 .A N U f X ll mxzsagu X XA A BM QW 9 X X 0 , . -:P X VANSUCH CTQSS? M ODBK GUDRD Xx X Nt GEORGE R sSPecs S WW O 'BN Q NX 'E - Jem , - , x wnuso , X ' THCKLE I 1 , f O SQ 1: L 4 , N 'W' A nl' ' 0 546 5 1 N -QQ? A f, RN W 6,354 f ff 14,4 4,4 , Y , X. I f ,an f XXx l -1 fy 3 1 fl- f ' iff, V M X y BENNIE ,I 1 MH' - xx PHRKER 4 P g - CARL N HHLFBHCH F llaawu ,, HA svnf-,easy Y kb N? an 6ULD'E ' 3'g lnllkuil 2 SQQQUMZX bowsrow Wan acre I dzmouatcon Top Picture, Bottom Row D. J. Pacella, Superintendent: George Cebula, Athletic Direc- tory Fred Zamary, Secretary and Treasurerg D. J. Parks, Faculty Manager. Top Row M. F. O'Mellan, Principalg M. Spisak, Pres. Board of Edu- cation: John Knapik, Head Football Coach. Second Picture Wesley Fesler, Ohio State Football Mentor speaking at the Annual Football Banquet. Third Picture Left to right-Louis Parenti, Track Coachg Al Centofante, Baseball Coachg P. W. Nolfi, Spring Faculty Managerg Tony Ciolli, Jr. Football Coachg M. J. Maro, Jr. Track Coach. Bottom Picture Another view of Wesley Fes- ler delivering his speech at the Football Banquet. D I Upper left Center Upper right - George Cebula, M. F. O'Mellan Head Coach John Knapik Assistant Coaches, Sloko Gill, Lou Konya Uwzulq Jnniball The Memorial Red Devils, under the capable tutelage of Coach Johnny Knapik, finished their l946 grid season with the impressive record of eight wins as com- pared to two losses. The Devils, playing host to one of the toughest schedules in their history, racked up seven consecutive triumphs before they tasted the bitter fruit of defeat. The initial loss was administered by East High, Memorial's long standing jinx rival. The teams that fell before the powerful Red Devil joggerut were Warren, Ursuline, Chaney, Farrell, Steu- benville Big Red , Clev. West Tech, Niles and Struthers. The opening game with Warren was one in which the hometown crew had to practi- cally do the impossible in order to win. With only five minutes of play remaining and still lagging by a 7-O count, the Red Devils struck in lightning light fashion as they crossed the pay off stripe twice. Junior Matosky's accurate heave to End Walt Chwalik, in the last minute of play, was the clincher, Matosky made the first T. D. from one yard out. A huge multitude of fans, numbering well over l5,000, watched the rugged Red Devils pound out a l9-I2 victory over a hitherto undefeated Irish aggregation in the second game of the season. Ursuline scored first early in the opening frame on a surprise pass. The Knapikmen then came roaring back a few minutes later to tally, Bennie Parker lugging the oval over. The Irish added another marker in the second quarter to again take the lead. Me- morial waited until the last chapter to open up with a blistering running attack that completely baffled the Ursulinites. Junior Matosky scampered over for one lContinued on page 763 Ralph Goldie Goldston right halfback John Junior Malfosky quarterback AI Kovie Kovach fullback Bob Zeedo Domanich right end George Hasapes left end Wesley Hodge end Ted Teddy Volsky left halfback Pete Korny Kornyak right tackle Bill Bibbi Klenec right tackle Mike Bobo Homulous left tackle Ernie Foriac Forgac right guard r...-,, . .. - l l -M -. -..J 1 L l WM., , . . Ed Whitey Veres right halfback James Chick Ciccolleli left guard Charles Boone Modak right guard John Bear Walko left tackle Mike Mutto Mussolino right tackle Mike Rubber Rovnak center Uamulq Jomfball Varsity Football Squad-Top Picture Top row-Left to right-John Jakubek, manager, Ted Volsky, Bob Vansuch, John Matosky, Ernest Parker, Rudy Tofil, Ralph Goldston, Ed. Veres, Al Kovach. Middle row, left to right-Zack Barb, trainer, George Hasepas, Mike Homulas, Ernest Farjac, Mike Zayac, Joe Meleg, Bill Klenic, Wes Hodge, Lou Konya, Assistant Coach. Bottom row, left to right-John Knapick, Head Coach, Bob Domanich, John VValko, Charles Modak, John Con- stantino, Jim Cicolleli, Pete Kornyak, Walt Chwalik, Sloko Gill, Assistant Coach. Bottom Picture-Top row, left to right-Hubert McClendon, John Mohovsky, Jim Hendricks, Donald Blasko, Jim Rich, Ray Hassay, Nick Comsia, Charles Katsaras, Mike Gora, Jim Withers. Middle Picture-Left to right-George Garzan, Chester Chwalik, Ernest Maceyko, Delmar McClendon, George Rosian, Milton Lenhart, Mike Sudol, Mike Feher, Bob Hoffman, Jim Baugh. Bottom Picture-Left to right-Ted Niemczura, trainer, lgnatz Debelyak, Tony Duponty, Mickey Hura, Mike Masjalo, Mike Rovnak, Mike Marsolino, Lenny Constantino, Steve Sophocles, managers. Lying: Al Pompeo, Bob Hassey, managers. T. D. and Ralph Goldston added another with a brilliant 40 yard jaunt. The Red and Black were not to be denied their third successive triumph when they met the Cowboys of Chaney High for they trimmed the West Siders-. to the tune of l9-O. Randy Tofil, with two touch- downs, and Ralph Goldston with one, ac- counted for all the scoring. The jinx Pennsylvania teams have held over Coach Knapik's great elevens was finally shattered as the Satanmen emerged victorious over a fighting Farrell aggregation, 20-6. Bennie Parker's 61- yard touchdown sprint and Ralph Gold- ston's two markers highlighted the triumph, The fracas with Steubenville Big Red was a thriller from start to finish, both teams battling fiercely for every inch of ground gained. John Matosky's quarter- back sneak from 5 yards out climaxed a Devil drive originating on the Steub. 34. Ralph Goldston, spearheading another Me- morial push to the Big Red six, swept around end for the tally. The final score was: Memorial l3 - Steubenville 6. The Red Devils then proceeded to stretch their win streak to six straight as they ran roughshod over a game but outfought Clev. CContinued on Page 835 QA. Jnnilzall ,Squad - if i'1fnY?i'E again The Junior grid eleven where all pigskin aspirants get their baptism of high school football participated in the Mahoning Valley Junior Scholastic Football League and after the final contest had been decided the Season's record showed the frosh had dented the win column 4 times while both tying and losing 2. Victims of the home crew were Boardman, Warren St. Mary's, Girard, and Youngstown East. The future varsity hopefuls of the years to come, suffered their losses to Struthers by a l4-7 count and to Warren Central 7-0, Both battles were hard fought and it was not until the final gun had gone off that the opposition were assured of victory. In the Struthers fracas, Steve Bednarik took the opening kickoff and streaked 97 yards to paydirt. This was the longest iaunt of the season, Wasko plunged the extra point which, however, was all the scoring the boys could provide for while Struthers went on to score l4 points and snared the win. On numerous occasions the Devils were touchdown bound but failed to capitalize. Central squeezed in their scores while holding the Ciolimen scoreless. Two games ended in a deadlock. One was the season lid lifter that pitted our boys against a strong Warren East aggregation, which ended in a 6-6 tie, while the other came against Warren West where both Memorial and their opponents failed to tally. The most impressive win was the victory over Warren St. Mary's 2446. Scatback, Frank Finelli, scored 4 touchdowns in this fray, all on long runs. The Red Devils failed on 4 conversions. Finelli's field day came behind impeccable blocking on the part of his mates. Girard went down in defeat 7-6, East 8-O and Board- man 18-O. Jack Wasko, Ray Bragalone, and Frank Finelli showed they are-'definitely varsity material and will give a good account of themselves in spring practice. Wasko, the team captain, is a rugged fullback, Finelli's a fleet footed halfback while Bragalone calls the signals with varied choices. Harry Glasser, a fine center, may also develop into a varsity man. Jeff London, a fast halfback, is also a fine pigskin trouter but still has one more season of junior eligibility. The team was ably coached by Tony Ciolli and Buck Nolfi. RECORD 'viemorial Opponents 6 Warren East ..... . 6 l8 Boardman ......... O O Warren West .......... O 24 Warren St. Mary's ...... 6 7 Struthers ................ . l-4 7 Girard ...... .... 6 8 East ................... O O Warren Central .... 7 vawzl, awww Kneeling: Managers Jack Jakubek, Sam Musitano. l Front row, left to right: Bob Vansuch, George Rosian, Ralph Goldston, John Constantino, Walt Chwalik, lCaptainl Pete Kornyak, Mike Tirpak, Everett Butler, Nick Comsia. Middle row, left to right: Ass't Coach Arnold Butler, Sam Peloza, Steve Drapp, Ted Katula, Tony Duponty, Milan Skrtic, James Baugh, Ray Kukura, Ray Bragalone. Head Coach George Cebula. Top row, left to right: Bob Borak, John Uhlar, John Malys, Bob Jakubek, Bob Miles, Chester Chwalik, Nick Shirilla, Bob Hoffman, Faculty Manager Dave Parks. The Red Devil Bosketeers went through their second consecutive disostrous seoson os the compoign gornered only 5 victories ogoinst l4 defeots. Mony of the bottles thot the Sotonmen dropped were nip ond tuck ond could hove gone either woy but it seems lody luck wosn't with the home squod. Fourth quorter let-downs plogued the home boys constontly ond proved to be the rnorgin of defeot on numerous occo- sions. The Cebulomen opened the seoson ogoinst o clossy Clevelond St. Benedictine oggregotion ond bowed 48-26. Everett Butler's 6 tollies were tops os for os offen- sive honors were concerned. The Memoriolites lost their next five contests to Niles, Eost, Ursuline, Steuben-- ville, ond Lowellville quintets before eking out o 37-36 decision over o highly touted Struthers squod. Wolt Chwolik conned ll points to leod the Red Devils scoring ottock ogoinst the Wildcots ond wos closely fol- lowed by center John Constontino who con- tributed 9 points to our couse. Rolph Gold- ston's foul in the lost seven seconds de- cided the troy. The following night the team journeyed to Allionce ond suffered o 52-43 reverse. Constontino poced the locols with lO points. ln the next encounter the Compbellites were pitted ogoinst Austintown Fitch. Fitch snored the victory 39-29 but it took o lO point onslought in the lost 2 minutes of ploy to do so. Pete Kornyok rocked up l8 points on 6 gools ond 6 fouls to leod the scoring ottock. Our second victory of the compoign come when the Cebulomen got down to bross l Continued on page 82 U . Top Picture, left to right-Pete Kornyak, Mike Tirpack, Coach George Cebula, Jr. Coach Al Centofante Assistant Varsity Coach Arnold Butler, Nick Comsia, Walter Chwalik Middle Picture, left to right-Ralph Goldston, George Rosian, John Constantino, Bob Hoffman. ' Bottom Picture, left to right-Bob Vansuch, Everett Butler, Nick Shirilla, Bob Miles. '11 Baakmflvall Bottom row, left to right-E. Van Cobb, Eugene Salters, George Senda, John Wasko, Frank Finelli, Steve Geletka, Steve Dubay. Top row, left to right-Frank, Hudak, managerg Bill Rollins, Lazo Millich, Guy DeSantis, Mike Stahara, Eddie Vodhanel, Donald Repasky, Coach Al Centofante. The Junior cage quintet was comprised of ci group of boys who had little or no court experience. When Mr. Cebula brought lettermen Ray Bragalone and Ted Katula, two 9A's who had half o semester of Junior ball remaining over to the reserve squad this left coach Al Centofante with the task of building an entire new team. Centofante solved this problem by building his team around Big John Wasko and Lazo Millich. The team went on and finished the season with an enviable record of nine wins against eight losses. Guy De- Santis, Bob Saulters and Mike Stahara filled out the remainder of the starting five. Frank Finelli, and Steve Dubaj also saw plenty of action. Outstanding highlights of the season were in the games against Warren Central and Hubbard. The boys whipped Central 46-33, but mainly behind the uncanny shooting of forward Lazo Millich who caged 24 tallies. ln the Hubbard contest Wasko shaded Millich's record shoving 27 points through the meshes by zipping them in from all angles. ln tour- ney play the Red Devils downed Howland 2l-l9 but were ousted by Hayes Jr. High 37-24. SCORES MEMORIAL OPPONENTS I8 ..... ...... E ast .................. .. 29 21 .. ...... Warren West ............. 29 35 .. ...... Warren St. Mary's ..... 22 33 .. ...... Warren Central ..... 46 I7 .. ...... North ................ 40 l8 .. ...... Girard ............. 22 29 .. ...... Struthers ...... l 6 46 .. ...... Hubbard ......... 37 38 .. ...... Boardman .......... 20 28 .. ...... Warren East .......... 36 24 .. ...... Warren West ........... 37 25 .. ...... Warren St. Mary's ........ I5 39 .. ...... Boardman ................. 34 35 .. ...... Warren Central ..... 34 33 .. ...... Girard ................ 30 21 .. ...... Howland ......... I9 24 .. ...... Hayes ....... 37 1 z6'a,4,elmlL QI! 15 Q11 lst row-S. Sofocleous, J. Richards, J. Gourlas, C. Rufh. 2nd row-Mr. Centofante, A. Rega, B. Hoffman, R. Kukura, T. Katula, M. Tirpak, B. Vansuch. 3rd row-J. Bartos, L. Brosko, R. Bragalone, F. Dravecky, G. Petro, G. Schrieber, S. Gill. 4th row-P. Nolfi, W. Blasko, C. Svagerko, J. Matosky, J. Uhlar, J. Antal, T. Duponty. The Red Devil Diamond squad, under the auspices of Coach Al Centofante, fin- ished the season with o record of 3 wins against 8 setbacks. This marked the sec- ond year in succession that baseball has been on the school athletic curriculum. Mineral Ridge furnished the opposition in the curtain raiser and eked out a 7-6 victory over the home nine. Larry Brosko rapped out three hits in his futile effort to bring victory to his comrades. The battery was composed of Gus Schrieber and John Matosky. In the second fray Worren racked up a 3-O win over the locals. Inability to hit proved to be the weak link between vic- tory and defeat. Joe Antol, who alternated at third base and pitch, allowed the enemy 6 hits - all enemy runs being unearned. ln the following game North handed the Memorialites their third straight reverse, winning by a 5-4 count. Gus Schreiber and Frank Dravecky, a youthful freshman, sophomore battery were pitted against Farrell in the next clash, and as a result the Red Devils came home victorious for the initial time - shellack- ing the Night Riders 7-2. Johnny Bartos and Joe Antol were the big guns at the plate, both slashing triples. Bob Hoffman's three sofeties-a single, double and triple-went into the waste basket, the Satanmen losing 5-4 at Lowell- ville. Larry Brosko also chipped in with 3 safeties, while Gus Schreiber hit for the circuit. Joe Antol was on the knoll and suffered the loss. The team journeyed to Warren for the next game where the stage was set for lContinued on Page 833 --I The cheerleaders under the supervision of Miss Brayer, have done much in creating a zestful fighting spirit in our football and basketball teams. The cheerleaders have always added color and have shown emotional fight on the gridiron and court. Wherever our teams have gone, the cheerleaders have helped to lead them to victory. Head cheerleader Alma Vrable, Joseph Cavalier, and Michael Zockle, graduate with June Class of l947. They are leaving their fine cheering ability to Mary Ann Perno, Mary Ann Matosky and Betty Carney. Continued from page 78 tacks and whipped Youngstown North 54- 34. Big John Constantino and Walt Chwalik provided the scoring punch with l4 and IO points respectively. In the fracas that followed the squad lost to a well bal- anced Sharon team 38-30. The Hardwood lads then went on a spree that won them 2 clashes-Wilson and Boardman being the victims. Wilson was drubbed 37-24 with the capable aid of center Constantino who chalked up l8 points. Boardman was defeated by a lO point margin, 57-47. Pete Kornyak went on a scoring rampage and caged 22 points, this being the highest number of points any of our boys could contribute in a single game all season. Chwalik chipped in with ll markers. Ralph Goldston sang his swan song in this contest. His fine defensive play, especially on rebounds was missed during the remainder of the campaign. The winning streak then hit a snag and the results were that the Red and Black lost their next 4 games to South. Warren. Struthers and Newton Falls. Faulty play after the fourth period automatic time out lost the South battle 46-35, while the iden- tical reason was responsible for the loss of the return engagement to the Struthers Wildcats 57-40. Newton Falls put on a Frank Meriwell finish to win 49-48, with Kornyak tossing in l5 points. Warren led throughout and 'captured a 63-34 victory. These defeats were in mind when the squad traveled to Brookfield. The team got sweet revenge over the previous years trimming, trouncing them 54-33. Walt Chwalik took offensive honors as he caged l9 points while Kornyak and Constantino each snagged l2 apiece. Winding up the season Chaney snared a victory 43-26. ln Tournament play Chaney repeated its regular season victory win- ning 55-l9. This setto ended the scholas- tic court careers of George Rosian, Evie Butler and Bob Vansuch, who will grad- uate. One consolation of the year is that while losing, the team was vastly improved over last years auint. Varsity Baseball lContinued from Page Sll the second engagement between the two ball clubs. When the last strike had been called the Presidents emerged as the vic- tors but this time victory wasn't as rosy though winning 5-4. Gus Schreiber ap- peared on the mound for the fifth time in 7 games but poor fielding on the part of his mates blew the ball game. Schreiber proved he can hit as well as he can pitch, continuing his admirable hitting spree with 2 doubles and a single. John Matosky han- dled the catching chores. The next fracas went l4 innings, the Red Devils snoring the victory by a one run margin defeating Liberty 7-6. ln the four- teenth frame Bob Vansuch scored the win- ning run on a perfectly executed squeeze play with John Bartos handling the sacri- ficing job. Schreiber was on the slab and gained the victory, Frank Dravecky handled the backstopping assignment masterfully. The third defender to go down in the bitter fruit of defeat at the hands of the Centofantemen was our traditional down the river rival, Struthers. Sharpsville shut out the Red and Black 2-0 in the next marathon. George Petro got 2 hits but to no avail. Slender Gus Schreiber twirled and suffered the loss. Two flashy and highly touted Youngs- town squads, namely East and Chaney wal- loped our basebollers in the final two clashes. East grabbed l4 runs on l4 hits and went home with a l4-2 victory. The Westerners scored the same amount of markers gaining the victory l4-l. 'I947 Schedule Varsity Football Squad lContinued from Page 76l West Tech eleven. Goldston and Parker divided scoring honors with two touchdowns apiece. The Red and Black then met Niles on the Dragons' own stamping grounds. and walked off the field at game's end with a 20-0 triumph to their credit. ln the eighth game disaster struck in the form ofa jinx -the East High squad. Memorial, doped to win by two touchdowns, failed to score for the first time in the season. Over 8,000 spectators sat stunned in the stadium as they watched the Red Devils desperately try to cross the pay-off stripe, but to no avail. Time and again the Knapikmen were within scoring distance, only to fumble or give up the oval on downs. The Barretmen scored in the second and last chapters. Rebounding from their loss to East, the Red Devils trounced their neighboring ri- vals, the Struthers Wildcats, l9-6. Struthers took a 6-0 lead in the second quarter but Satanmen soon erased the deficit by a score and were never again headed. Ralph Goldston smashed off tackle for the first touchdown. Early in the third period sub- fullback Al Kovach, behind impeccable blocking, ran 59 yards for the second tally. A 30 yard pass, Vansuch to Chwalik, set up the Devils last score. Ralph Goldston lugged it over from the two-yard line. A speedy Steubenville Central eleven then came to Campbell and went away with a l8-0 victory for themselves. The Ohio A '123 N 1.1 1.1 River Combine took advantage of faulty M211 1 LC?Vl,211V111e 1.1323 Red Devil ball handling and converted MOYQ Eosr Hcrrre three of seven fumbles into scores. Me- Moy 6 Warren 1-here morial traveled as far as the lO yard stripe Moy 8 ShorpSV111e Home in the third frame, but lacked that extra MOy12 Srrurrrers -1-rere spark that is needed to score. Two line Moy 16 Chorrey Home plunges and an aerial play failed to gain, Moy 19 Norrrr -1-here the Stubbers taking over. May 2l East There In conclusion the Red Devils had a high- May 23 Struthers Home ly successful season, winning eight while May 27 Chaney There losing only two and racked up l55 points May 28 Warren Home to the opposition's 75. A Good Friend of Congrqtulgtiong Memorial High YOUNGSTOWN'S to the Class of '47 BUD KLlvAN's BROS. I me TAn.on Jewelry Co. PERFECT CLOTHES READY MADE T0 MADE MEASURE Youngstown's Oldest Credit Jewelers 275 E. Federal St. THOMAS GAYDOS, Proprietor FAIR DEAL FOOD MKT. 2040 Wilson Avenue Campbell, Ohio ROAD SERVlCE THE YOUNGSTOWN TIRE 81 SUPPLY CO. lOl4 Poland Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Phone 40456 Tires Radios Batteries MYRON N. GO0DWlN AND P. ARTHUR D'0RAZl0 Registered Architects 7l5 Union Nat. Bank Bldg. Youngstown, Ohio Follow the Leader to the Leader of Young Men's Wear For Sweaters Campus Sportswear Jackets McGregor Sportswear Emblems Van Husth Shirts For Schools Arrow Shirts and Clubs Champ Shirts T E D A N D B l L L Men's 81 Boys' Wear of Quality 2703 MARKET Youngstown, Ohio 229 - l5th St. Sebring, Ohio Compliments of EvERYBoDY's C ,. , omp imen s of 81 l2th Street A FRIEND Campbell, Ohio Where All Scotch Members Meet SUNBRIGHT DRY CLEANERS THE ARISTOCRAT OF CLEANERS Phone 555I I I Fast Service When Required Best Wishes To The Class Of 'I947 The P I N E S THE FINEST NIGHT CLUB IN THE MAHONING VALLEY GOOD FOOD DANCING NIGHTLY For A Good Time Meet Your Friends At This Pleasant Nite Club 2 Floor Shows Nightly 2' 'IV2 Miles Beyond Bernard Airport - Route 422 Youngstown-New Bedford Rd. Phone 4-0053 Congratulations Graduates L I B E R T Y CAMPBELL MARKET Christ Kust, Prop. I37 Robinson Road 4 Short St. Phone Jos. Kirkosky Campbell, Ohio 5-56l I Mgr. Phone 5-33I I SNITZER'S DEPT. STORE Campbell's Best Store for Popular Priced Merchandise I Where you find Style, Beauty 8- Economy We issue our own Trading Stgmps 3324 Wilson Ave. Campbell, Ohio Res. Phone 5-5766 WHITE OWL CAFE Beer - Wine - Liquor 1760 Wilson Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Kacenga 84 Simechak, Props. ' High Quality Men's Garments Made to Order 4 L 3 x, Suits and Topcoats for Boys and Girls X5 ,ll Q L , Flyy : L.: , .i Q JN. - -. .fv , G L A s G o W . f a I I o r s .l- i g l at Moderate Prices l CT Over l,OOO Patterns to Choose From 312 W. Federal St. . lub Youngstown, Ohio xg Phone 4-4723 CAMPBELL SPORTING GOODS CO. Everything for Sportsmen Michael Kuzmik, Jr. 64 Robinson Road Campbell, Ohio We can't look into a crystal ball . . . .. . or read in the cards exactly what the future holds, but we know that whatever comes, you will meet it with the same spirit and confidence with which you met the other missions on the road to your present success! Congratulations Graduates of 1947! STRUUSS-HlRSHBERG'S Youngstown's Dependable Store Since 1875 Compliments of CAMPBELL CITY MARKET 20 Robinson Road Campbell, Ohio Phone 7-5219 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES Larry's Billiards 36 Robinson Road Campbell, Ohio Compliments of DeVico's Paint Store Cor. Twelfth 81 Tremble Ave. Distributors of Du Pont Paints and Wallpaper Phone 55636 PHONE 78141 Open Evenings by Appointment EAST FEDERAL FURNITURE CO., INC. Complete Home Furnishers 135 East.Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio For Young Men and ,'f,'f ' ' t Y, X I -..Q U' , I ' X .5 1 Men Who Stay Young ri' ' im ll' The Squire Shop, Inc Society Brand Clothes 130 West Federal Street S C H A E F E R MUSIC SHOPPE 409-I0-ll-I2 Keith Albee Bldg. Youngstown, Ohio For the Best in Custom Tailored Ties it's the DELMAR TIE SHOP M'si2felfsIIZ'Sf I1d's..'22filT 'ies 0 'he 5'1 e Guaranteed Instrument Repairing Your, Stown Ohio Ph. 3-4605 Res, 7-7687 9 ' Compliments f REPAIR SHOP O 1T I l22 Robinson Road L I P K A S GROCERY Campbell, Ohio PUGH BROS. Pete Leeson's Bar l827 Wilson Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Youngstown's Largest Jewelers I5 W. Federal Youngstown, Ohio Phone 546l I Compliments of Campbell Electric Company 58 Twelfth St. Campbell, Ohio Compliments of K 0 Z A ' S CONFECTIONERY 29l2 Wilson Avenue Campbell, Ohio L11 I In n ui CAMPBELL THERE is BOW'-ING no BETTER CENTER CLEANING 35 Robinson Road Campbell, Ohio John Blasco, Prop. The SQUARE Hamburgs - French Fries - Hot Dogs Sandwiches - Cigarettes - Soft Drinks Ice Cream and Dairy Products Corner Robinson Road and Washington St. Compbell, Ohio George Zelina, Prop. AT ANY PRICE Save 15 W:-Cash-Carry ' I - nv cnsnumc. ao. You ngstawn's largest Dry Cleaners KllVAN'S JEWELRY CU. Headquarters Complete Photography For Bulova, Supply Dept- Elgin, Gruen SeeN Us dfor ee e Watches Equipment Diamonds of Brilliance and Beauty The Gift of a Lifetime 5 W. Federal On The Square Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of CRYSTAL BOWL 3026 Wilson Avenue Campbell, Ohio BORAK'S PHARMACY Campl iments of DJERAMU FLORISTS Flowers For All Occasions o Ph. 33826 Compliments of SBROCCO'S Music Store Confectionery and Magazines Congratulations Class of '47 The RECORD RACK 95 Robinson Road Owned and operated by two Ex-Memorialites Walter Moatz - Joe Senjanec il-X! Xf Xf' XfCXf K New Fashions Firsf Style Center for Boys and Young Men For years we have made it our business to find out what teen-age boys and young men want in clothing-and to have it here for them -first! MJ, l 253 W Federal St. I ygfx 1x Jx JX Phone 40277 387 E. Boardman St. at E. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio Acme Coal Co. CHAMPION - MONTOUR PITTSBURGH 81 DOMESTIC COAL KENTUCKY BLOCK AND COKE SAND, GRAVEL AND TOP SOIL Compliments of HARTZELL'S Est. 1 848 THE HUGHES PROVISION CO. Youngstown's Finest Sanitary Food Market Hughes are never undersold in high quality Meats HUME'S Three Dependable Furniture Stores Downtown at 252 W. Federal St. South Side at 2930 Market St. East Side at 272 E. Federal St. JEWELRY SPORTING GOODS DIAMONDS WATCHES OBY'S 233 E. Federal St. Phone 4-3923 A GOOD DEAL COMES FROM A GOOD DEAL WILLIAM GLASS ALUMNUS 1925 Smith Brake Service Front End Specialist 131 Lincoln Aveg Phones 34665 - 33832 Phone 5-OO47 Open All Night TSARNAS GRILL Meet Your Friends We serve only the best Choice Cuisine - Wines, Liquors Compliments of Joseph E. .lulius Good Food - Good Drinks l 3294 WILSON AVENUE CI-I-y 501-ICI-I-QR Campbell, Ohio is For neorly Holt c Centuryili I Youngstown's Compliments of Deportment Store of Shoes Mayor I ,L Anthony F. Pacella l' U S T l G S Shoes Priced from 53.48 OSHELSKl'S COmp me'515 of FOOD MARKET JQHN ZIAK 15th Street and Tremble Ave. Your Phone 54955 couNcn.MAN-A'r-LARGE is 1 Compliments ot BERARDl'S FOOD MARKET 72 Twelfth St. Campbell, Ohio SILL- NICK Custom Tailored Clothes 332-334 W. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of Malkin Furniture, Inc- 47-5l Robinson Rd. Ph. 5-4323 Appliances Complete Home Furnishers Authorized General Electric Headquarte s Philco Radios and Refrigerators Norge, Zenith Over 25 years in Campbell Congratulations Graduates YALLECH LUMBER 8m SUPPLY CO. I9 Lowellville Road Struthers, Ohio Phone: 5-2165 Everything to build anything TOTH'S Home Dressed Meats Mill Creek Hams Si Bacon TOTH'S DELUXE MARKET 200 E. Federal St. Compliments ot T. ROY GORDON FORD 'SALES SERVICE Campbell, Ohio Compliments of MILL TAVERN I2 Short St. Campbell, Ohio Ted 8 Michael Szenborn Proprietors KlNG'S, The Store That Confidence Built Jewelry - Appliances - Radios 248 W. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio I...-....-.-- -.....-............iI Good Leek, Graduates .lOHNNY'S CAFE John Keefye, Prop. 2230 Wilson Avenue Campbell, ohio BERNARD LUMBER co. Lumber, Sash, Doors, Roofing. Hardware, Glass, Paints, Varnishes 2221 Wilson Avenue Phone 33321 Campbell, Ohio Compliments of KUBINA FUNERAL HOME TOM FIFFICK Service Station Oils - Greases - Lubricating Car Washing - Battery Charging - Tires - Tubes l Accessories 2403 South Ave. 5 rg W Youngstown, Ohio 2020 Wilson Avenue Invalid Service Phone 44431 Campbell, Ohio Congratulations Michael A. Buddie Caldrone 81 Cioffi Super Market QUALITY 8. QUANTITY FOR LESS Phone 50062 134 Twelfth St. THE STAMBAUGH- THUMPSUN CU. Youngstown's Quality Hardware Store for 101 YEARS - Equal or Greater Values 114 W. Federal St. 2625 Market St. 1652 Mahoning Ave. Compliments of .lON'S BAR 3012 Wilson Ave. Campbell, Ohio GARDNER-BOYCH Hardware 1700-1708 Wilson Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Phone 4-1919 Complete line of Patterson-Sargeant Points Phone 33996 Res. 96933 Joseph De Michael DEPENDABLE AUTO SERVICE Frame and Front End Specialist Knee Action Rebuilt and Readjusted Axle Straightening - Steering Repairs Towing and Brake Service 268 W. Raven Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1947 Evanski Bros. Mkt. Quality Meats and Groceries Fruits - Vegetables Phone 50073 52 12th St. Beer Wine SURACK'S GRILL 314 Robinson Road Campbell, Ohio l-lot Pizza Hot Dogs I - l- 1 SAROSY 81 SON Best Wishes To All Graduates f I THORNTCN S QUALITY. Laundry Dry Cleaning Fur Storage 234 Belmont Ave. Parrish Auto Craft Gas, Oil and Expert Greasing Auto Repair, Battery, Tire Service Tire Vulcanizing 3250 Wilson Ave. EDNER'S RUGS 8m FURNITURE 416-4l8-420 E. Federal St. The House of Fine Furniture at Lower Prices Congiegtulotions H E R S H Y ' S BILLIARD PARLOR RED DEVILS HANGOUT l65 Robinson Rood Johnny Hershy, Prop. MEN'S SHOES J. W. Smith 81 Sons 9 Market St. Youngstown, Ohio Compliments The Reed Builders Supply Co. 3l25 Wilson Insist on THE A. J. LOFTUS SEALTEST ICE CREAM CIFICI RICHARDACEELIE-EBEL, JR., DAIRY PRODUCTS Ph 3-2635 33 N. Hazel St. THE YOUNGSTOWN SANITARY MILK PM M5 JUSEPII ll. VASIIHAK, IHC. FUNERAL HOME Telephone 32161 AA ..,.. 715 Erie St. 40 Lincoln Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of Parish Plumbing 8: Heating Phone 54336 83 Twelfth St. Congratulations, Class of '47! Our hats are off to another group of young Americans ready to shoulder the duties and obligations that true Democracy imposes. You have received a well-rounded education. You have been pre- pared to take over the burden of American citizenship. Your youth and vigor are needed in this world that is striving for a permanent peace. You will not shirk your responsibilities nor be afraid to stand by your convictions. Take your motto from Tennyson's dauntless Ulysses: To strive, to seek, to find . . . and not to yield. McKELVEY'S The Best For Less , TRIANGLE FOOD MARKET Cor. Robinson and Adams ASK FCR... K, IrfnL.:4 K CJIQALG C Mx EE rw Ice Cream Dairy Producfs 'k 'lr 'k PHONE 5-3916 i' i' 'k Milk and Ice Cream Are Your , Best Foods. We Have Both ' Wood and I Aluminum Combination Windows IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I . Storm Window Co. I 1510 West Federal St. Phone 4-4326 I Good Luck, Graduates I HASSAY BRCS. Auto Body and Fender Works Brake Service, Ignition, Starter I Q and Generator Repairs if 18 Coitsville Road Campbell, Ohio Phone 53715 Compliments of JOH N GELETKA With Congratulations and Best Wishes from Mr. M. B. Stephens Photographs for all occasions Movies of your loved ones in color and black and white For Appointment just dial 76010 605 Sixth St, Campbell, O. Compliments of Joseph E. Krompegel Remember MARLANE'S for Wedding Gowns - Bridesmaids Gowns - Formals M A R L A N E ' S Bridal Shop I34 E. Federal St. Compliments of STAR PHARMACY HOME OF REXALL DRUGS 3378 Wilson Ave. Campbell, O. Phones 5-OO5l - 5-0070 P. C. Popescu, Prop. Lots of Luck and Happiness to the Class of '47 CAPITOL Cleaners and Tailors Oldest and Best in Campbell Bill N. Masforides, Prop. 3332 Wilson Ave. PUTKO-RICH-WASKO, INC- FUNERAL HOME INVALID CAR SERVICE AT ALL HOURS 2I6 Coitsville Road Phone 75275 Campbell, Ohio Congratulations W Class of I947 BEST OF LUCK MEMORIAL GRADS From DAIRY mmf AND CREAM EVANS COAL High Grade Dairy Products 8K R. F. D. NO. I I.OweIIViIIe OI'1i CQ. I Engravings from THE PHIITU IIEPIIIIIIIIIITIIINS CU., INC. Quality Photo Engravers 334 EAST FEDERAL ST YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO ty My Best Wishes To the Graduates of T947 ROLLIN'S STUDIO ' 2915 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO PHONE 2-0442 Official Photographers For the T947 Memoirs I The Memoirs is from the plant of ' I THE UNITED PRINTING BIIMPANY Printers and Publishers 450 WEST FEDERAL STREET YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO MISS ANN MARIE URBAN MR. 81 MRS. JOHN SAJNOVSKY MR. EDWARD BACKUS DR. 8. MRS. J. M. BENKO MARY SAVAGE LOIS DOLL STEVE HRASS HARRY GLASER BETTY JANE COOPER MARY ANN HORVATH MISS MARGARET BAK MR. 8. MRS. CYRIL NICHOLOFF ROSE MARIE FRAY MARY ANN SPAK VICKI VINTILLA HELEN GRABAN MR. 81 MRS. ALBERT CENTOFANTE RALPH POMPEO MR. 8- MRS. JOS. STEVENS MR. 8. MRS. JOHN KAPUSTA JOSEPH BIROS MR. 8- MRS. CHARLES SATRIANO FANNIE WARD HENRY FULLER MR. 8. MRS. A. J. COPP MISS ELEANOR DZURACKY STANLEY FIORINI DOLORES HUDRON THOMAS ZUZGA ERNEST SFERRA MR. 8- MRS. MICHAEL OSHELSKI ANTHONY BUMPS THOMAS MR. EDWARD A. GRABAN BETTY SKELLY MR. 8. MRS. S. A. 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CEBULA SLOKO GILL MISS GOGESCH ALVINO BUCCILLI CARMEN MICO DAN SHIRILLA MISS MARGARET KORNYAK MRS. F. GRANT JOSEPHINE RESPINTO JERRY MARZANO TED VARKAPICH MARY POULAS MISS HILDEGARDE O'BRIEN MR. 81 MRS. LOUIS KONYA MRS. IRENE TOFIL M. H. HOLLIDAY JAMES F. THOMAS, JR. MR. 81 MRS. JOHN SERLUCO MR. 81 MRS. STEPHEN SOKOL MR. 8. MRS. JOSEPH DUNCHAK JOE NESTASE MR. 8- MRS. BENNETT KUNICKI MR. 81 MRS. FRED ZAMARY JOHN DUBOS DORIS FAMOR MARGARET SNECK DOROTHY MRAZ LUCILLE AMATO MR. 8. MRS. STANLEY KOZAK JOHN eau. MR. 8. MRS. MIKE BALOG MR. a MRS. A. YABLONKAI PVT. RICHARD FIORINI Miss BETTY vARcso l i 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 Compliments I of Corner of Robinson Rd. and Washington St. I CAMPBELL, OHIO - EJ Q V 'in I v '1'.f1,., ki,il's-' f.'Ll,,.lI.41l1, 1 fly .f,,3.a.A, , . 14 14-1-1 . . F52 uf jr H A '-'-Vffi -.l ' - a -1.15-M ,. 4 if ii,4'3'7Q -' I - le-L31 34 e , F?i,'qE? jf: 'I . S i,s,f4- ff:-- ,g A Ej'ff.':1k',u55v.: ,. . ., eJA .jfH Q 31. . '11 if J: Q.: - . 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