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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1948 volume:

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I 'Z 515' ' 1 .E '45 'rf-1 'I f'..l'H?' , I '. .: .2 - .1 ' ,Ju 6' .' .- V' 0.'i,i35IE?i:aT. 11.BfLi1gfe.E:QJnl'i..iai...:.a?5.i.ifp:b1d. ...M w x':f...'1, ' 4i.,..1 W The QV6 If of MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 'iii : I Ii '-' Qfl rgrl Published By The January and June Seniors of I948 CAMPBELL OHIO ndccatwn To the Citizens of Campbell We the graduating classes of i948 gladly take this opportunity to extend our humble thanks to the citizens of Campbell for their un selfish devotion to the schools and the children of their community Their voluntary support of the 2 mill levy and the bond issue is am future of Campbell its people t civic pride and its industries We the students hope that we shall be worthy of their confidence and that we may in the future take care of coming generations as well as they of the present have taken care of us I O ple testimony to their faith in the 1 ' , iS ! O Bound nf fducahbn lt is always o pleasure for me to compliment any class that grad- uates from Memorial High School. I feel that their accomplishments have made them ready to carry on in higher fields of education, or to take their places as leading citizens in our progressive community. To this class as well as to all others l offer my sincere wishes, for hap- piness, fortune and success. D. J. PACELLA Superintendent of Schools ANDY SPISAK, JR. President MICHAEL J. KATULA JOHN V. DeMART Qs' MICHAEL J. KORNICK JOHN M. ROPER Vice President Clerk Treasurer DELLA THOMAS JOSEPH P, LAROCCO JULIA E. SEBEST Secretary Special Vindicator Attendance Clerk to the Superintendent Correspondent Vice Principal Mr. M. S. Lenhart B.S. in C.E. Ryder College B.S. Ed. Kent University M.E. University of Pittsburgh' Mr. Lenhart has his painful duties as vice principal. We've kept him very busy with at- tendance duties and his very well managed hall patrol. i Principal Mr. M. F. O'Mellan B.S. in Ed. Ohio University Art Supervisor Diploma State of Ohio Cleveland School of Art M.E. University of Pittsburgh Students will always remember Mr. O'Mellan for his varied interests in scholastics. He has always been con- stantly on the alert to do anything that will aid us here ot Memorial. We want to thank him for his very great interest in the students and also to wish him a great understanding of students in the future. Dean Mr. S. S. Parenti A.B. University of Michigan M.E. University of Pittsburgh Mr. Parenti takes care of our financial and disciplinary duties which are both very difficult to handle. We want to thank him for being so helpful and understanding throughout our four years of high school. b Miss Feher Miss Sbrocco Secretary to Principal School Nurse Robert Barnes Steven Borsic Betty Brayer H. M. Bugby Woodwork and History Printing and B.S. in Education History and Economics B.S. in Education Mechanical Drawing H, P. E, and Hygiene M.A. B.S. in Ed. and M.E. Everett Butler George Cebula A. Centotante Nicholas A. Conti Mathematics Athletic Director and Chemistry English B.S. Physics B.S. in Ed. and M.E. B.S. in Education B.S. in Math., M.E. Ernest Gustinella Florence Grant Stephen Gary Mary Fulton World History Shorthand and Typing Algebra and Math. Speech and Dramatic A.B. - M.E. B.S. in Ed. and M.A. A.B. - L..L.B. - M.A. Director B.S, in Ed. and M.A. Phyllis Kendall Stephen King Gladys Hetrick William Holliday English Biology and History Math. American History A.B. - M,l.it. B.S. in Ed. and M.E. Bachelor ot Arts B.S. - M.A. John Knapick S. W. Komarc B. W. Kunicki Stanley Malys H. P. E. and History, Typing and Math. English and Social English Football Coach A.B. in Com. and M.E. Science A.B. - M.A. B.S. in Ed. and M.E. A.B. and M. Lit. Patrick Nolfi H. O'Brlen George Opretza David Parks English and Creative Home Economics English Chemistry and Science Writing and History B.S. in Ed. and M.Lit. B.S. in Ed. and M.E. A.B. - M.A. B.S. in Ed. and M.E. Louis Parenti Repasky H. T. Sexton R. Spagnola Librarian Chemistry Bookkeeping and Math. Music and Choral B.S. in Ed. and M.E. B.S. - M.E. M.A. M.A. - B.M. M. B. Steonens Martha Taylor Mathew Wansack Fred Zamary A. Zerella Aeronautics and Science Home Economics Consumers Education, Sociology and Latin and Science B.S. in Ed. and M.E. B.S. in Home Economics Math., Business Law Government B.A. and M.A. B.S. in Ed. and M.E. B.A. and M.Llt. Sid!! Helen Gerlick, February Editorj George Fallas, Editor in Chiefg Mr. Opretza, Advisorg Irene Furin, Asso- ciate Editorg Doris Famor, Business Secretaryg Mary Zambetis, Chief typistg Carmen Mico, Ass't Advertising Managerg Charles Koutsourais, Sports Editorg Sandy Monaco, Advertising Managerg Minnie Pilatos, Typistg Esther Shiller, Patron Managerg Rosemary Fray, Assistant Feature Editorg Mike Gourlas, Assistant Advertising Managerg Ann Rusnak, Assistant Assessment Managerg Katherine Bond, February Assessmentsg Mary Lou Baka, Art Editorg Dorothy Borak, Feature Editorg Peter Alexoff, Business Man- agerg Agnes Timko, Assessment Managerj Mary Siva, Class Roll Editor Sid!! .'9f1vHP-4 JUNE ANNUAL STAFF Picture l Row l-Left to right-Lillian Nestasi, Margaret Mraz, Helen Yakubov, Mary Siva, Margaret Kovach, Mary Zambetis. Row 2vDorothy Borak, Betty Jean Brayer, Alice Turchan, Helen Ragela, Helen Kalitich, Ann Husak, Rosemary Fray, Amelia Sambolec, Martha Copp, Eleanore Lcsnak. Row 3-Clay Garvin, James Adams, Melvin Horton, Ray Garvin, Slavko Jurich, George Climes, Catherine Rudiak, Ernest Maceyko, Josephine Frazzini, Mary Vodhanel. Picture ll Row l-Left to rightflrene Kotis, Catherine Cougras, Mary Ann Baker, Dorothy Dallessandro Doris Famor, Gertrude Hudak. Row 2-Eleanore Simchik, Ann Sevec, Eleanore Mazzupappa, Pauline Harvischak, Eileen Tucci, Louise Neveroski, Rose Necko, Dionisia Vasilion, Minnie Pilatos, Row 3-William Livosky, John Juric, Al Glass, Mike Evans, John Sweder, Sandy Monaco, Ray Hassey, Dorothy Laicharoff, Olga Geletka. Picture Ill Row l-Left to rightfTed Volsky, Peter Kornyak, Edward Tirpack, Carmen Mico, Nick Shirilla, George Fallas. Row 2-Charles Koutsouras, Peter Alexoff, Steve Stevens, Mike Gourlos, Mike Tatar, Nick Comsia, George Chugden, Gus Alexander, Picture IV Row lfLeft to rightfAnn Vrabel, Dorothy McLandric, Ann Rusnak, Mary Poulas, Lydia Fazekas, Mary Lou Baka, Hope Bobosh, Dolores Hudran. Row 2-Eleanore Wakosak, Hazel Volchko, Geraldine Scott, Viola Gibson, Eleanore Sulick, Agnes Timko, Thelma Vouis, Patricia Verbnak. Row 3fMike Masailo, Wesley Hodge, Robert Miles, Edward Neroda, lrene Furin, Helen Fitas, Mike Tirpak, Clarence Lyons, Mary Evanoff. JANUARY ANNUAL STAFF Row l-Left to rightiAgnes Vrable, Florence Balogh, Dorothy Bougoukas, Virginia James, Mary Cibulas, Connie Pompeo, Eleanore Hoffman. Row 2-Catherine Bond, Joanne Kolak, Josephine Sinibaldi, lrene Vargo, Helen Gerlick, Clara Carano, Jeanette Testa, Angeline Pacella. Mk Rlow 3-John Zuraw, Walter Chwalik, Edward Stanko, Elmer Zamets, Dennis Katsaras, John Costantino, Tony Pinciaro, i e Sia izis. wlwz Ulm fyfimw, 514.44 NAME NICKNAME Balogh, Florence Bond, Katherine Bougoukas, Dorothy Carano, Claire Chwalik, Walter Cilaulas, Mary Costantino, John Debelyak, lgnatz Gerlick, Helen Herns, Annie Mae Hoffman, Eleanore Hordiewich, John James, Virginia Katsaras, Dennis Kolak, Joann Leombruno, Rose Meleg, Joseph Pacella, Angeline Pinciaro, Anthony Pompeo, Constance Pompeo, Ralph Raptis, Katherine Siakizis, Michael Sinibaldi, Josephine Stanko, Edward Testa, Jeanette Vargo, Irene Vrable, Agnes Winkfield, Margie Zamets, Elmer Ziak, Irene Zuraw, John Flossy uKayu if Specs Claire Wajo Manci Sir John nlggyn Geri ,,Ann,, rrEln 11 if-jinxu n Denny Hojo., ,, Rosie Beak Angie 111-Onyfr 11 Connie Ralphie ,fKay,. Skeezix HJOH Etsie Testa Ulu 11 Aggie Margie Zeke lrene Barber Mortician HOBBY Dancing Debating Wolfing Mutto Girls Long Skirts Football Wolfing Reading Singing Making Clothes Grave Digger Giggling Dancing Baton Twirler Singing Pestering Going to Movies His Girl Working Desperate for a Car Being courteous Library Singing Cowboy Songs Playing the Trumpet Acting Singing Typing Playing the Piano Playing the Saxaphone Beautician Peeping Tom NOTED FOR Conceit Blushing Prettiest Girl Most Popular Girl Best Athlete Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Biggest Wolf Most Likely to Succeed Best Singer Most Likely to Succeed Blushing Personality Best Dancer Biggest Wolf Best Singer Biggest Pest Smallest Girl Biggest Wolf Did Most for Class Did Most for Class Personality , Most Likely to Succeed Smallest Girl Did Most for Class Most Sophisticated Best Dancer Best Typist Best Personality Smallest Boy Tallest Girl Blushes most '11 jnapdwu ln remembrance of the various activities that we Seniors have participated in, we take pleasure in presenting these photos of the Jr.-Sr. prom, Commencement, the tour to Pittsburgh, and the Class outings. '- .. -N nf-f ' F g1' .. i,Z1,iFf'5T-'T ' 2 'df M fg 41 -- 2 - , ig' 1. I ,,.,',i.,1z' -- jf :W r, -,Z-:gg-V. I3 Cm 25454 1 v -4 X -fr if A-2 'VA L 747 1948 HS? 4 fsiiitgiv PM ' 'U i ..'5n,' 5 ', f x ,' vfjo, .ina-M Mp' ., 21:-'F '? ' n N, H MJ':: ' - 7 . wg .mph .. ,, .5-4 f?ff'Yf-- 5-.3!g3'r'f'xa.' 1a ,f I N 0 W I - 1 X ' 1 v 75 wr: 43+ +1'Qf,'5:qw1s'4ii52 455515 ' 'f HM I1 . ' -'Uf.'f,y N5 1, tggh'-I X 3 , . H291 + X fx 1 EE wjgggi g f , ' L X L' X 1' ' 'Q ' K ' M W NNQWQ 7,111 ,f ffl , GFWQQQO J ,. . .- .iff X MN .:'J,5v 3 xx , ' iff-:Qi-.', sy ,, v X It c v +P wffa Seniors l Miss PHYLLIS KENDALL Uwz Spawn of January l948 wish to extend our sincere gratitude and appreci- ation to Miss Phyllis Kendall our class sponsor whose thoughtful patience and assist- ance, unselfishness and tireless et- torts, have helped us through high school and have given us worth- while memories to think about as we go through lite. E, the graduating class glam Uglbfzlm DENNIS KATSARAS President ELEANOR HOFFMAN Secretary EDWARD STAN KO Vice President HELEN GERLICK Treasurer BALOGH, FLORENCE Nickname- Flossy Course- Business Ambilion- Ballet Dancer Artiuifirx- Frie-Le-Ser-Cit, Band, Me- mo Staff, Annual Staff, Monitor, Librarian, Chair- man of Senior Assembly, Cafeteria, Home Economics BOND, KATHERINE Nickname- Kay Course- Academic Ambiliorl- Teaching Activities- N. H. S., Office Checker, Monitor, Librarian, Y- Teens, War Bond Chair- man, Senior Play, Senior Assembly, Annual Staff, Memo BOUGOUKAS, DOROTHY S. Nil'k71HNll'T Specs Course- Business Ambilion- Psychologist Activities- Y-Teens, Memo Typist, Memo Representative, Or- chestra, Sr. Play, Assembly, Annual Staff, Typist CARANO, CLAIRE ANN Nickname- Claire Collrse- Academic Ambiliau- Pianist Arlirilirx- Ilth Grade Secretary, N. H. S., Office Checker, G. A. C., Y-Teens, Monitor, Librarian, Sr. Play, Sr. As- sembly, Annual Staff, Me- mo, Home Nursing CHWALIK, WALTER JOHN Nirknarm'- V'ajo C ou rs:- Practical Ambition- Physical Education Teacher Arliritics- Vice-President of Sopho- more Class, Hi-Y, Libra- rian, Home Room Repre- sentative, Monitor, Jr. Bas- ketball and Football, Vrs. Football, Basketball and Track, Annual, Sr. Assem- bly CIBULA5. MARY Nirlznami'- Manci Coursr-- Academic Ambition- Receptionist A!'fil'ifiI'5k Y - Teens, Ftie-Le-Ser-Cit, Orchestra, Band, Memo, Annual Staff, Sr. Assem- bly, Sr. Play, H. R. BL Memo Representative COSTANTINO. JOHN Nirlenamr- Sir john Course- Practical Ambifion- Business Manager Avliriliex- Football, Monitor, Hi-Y, Basketball, Librarian, An- nual Staff, Sr. Assembly, jr.-Sr. Prom Committee DEBELYAK, IGNATZ Nii'lznam1'- Iggy Con rsv- A mlziiion- Arli1'iil1'x- GFRLICK, Course- A mbifion- Arliriiivx- Practical Chef Football, Monitor, Senior Assembly, Ring Commit- tee, Senior Play Usher HELEN Academic Accounting Editor of Annual, Sec. of N. H. S., Pres. of Frie- Le-Ser-Cit, Treas. of Senior Class, Scholarship Club, Monitor, Cafeteria, Senior Assembly, I-I. R. Repre- sentative, Choral Club, Li- brarian. Memo Staff, Stu- dents Opinion Broadcast HFRNS, ANNIE MAE Nil'kllH7!l! 'Ann,, C014 rxr- A m bilfim- firlir ifirx- Academic Beautician Choral Club, Senior As- sembly, Senior Play HOFFMAN, ELEANORE Nirlz mi FII 1'- Crm rn'- Allibifililli Arlir iliri- Ellie Academic Nurse l2th grade See'v, 9th grade Treas., N. H. S. Vice Pres., Office Checker, Monitor, Librarian, Y-Teens, War Bond Chairman, Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly, Annual Staff, Scholarship Club, Memo, H. Nursing, Camera Club HORDIEWICK, JOHN Nirlz nam 1'- Cn n rx 1'- HAI., Practical Arnllilivn- Trucking Contractor Arlirilirx- Movie Operator JAMES, VIRGINIA Nirl: na m 1'- Course- Ambilion- Ai'li1'i1if'x- Ginny Academic Teaching Y-Teens, Memo, Orches- tra, W. Bond Drive, Me- mo Representative, Maga- zine Drive, Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly, Annual Staff KATSARAS, DENNIS Nil kmnnr- Denny C011 nr'- A mbifion- Avtiz 'Hirs- Academic Businessman Sr. President, l0th Grade Vice Pres., I lth Grade Sec- retary, Monitor, Checker, Hi-Y, N. H. S., Football, jr. Basketball, Track, Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly, Annual Staff, Memo Columnist, Memo Business Manager KOLAK, JOANN Nick name- IQ Course- Academic A miulion- Stewardess Af'fiz'ifirs- Memo Staff, G. A. C. Vice Pres. 8: Treas., Allegria, Frie - Le - Ser - Cit, Annual Staff, 9B Secretary, 12-A H. R. Representative, Sr. Assembly, Maiorette, Color Guard, Monitor LIZOMBRUNO, ROSE MARIE Nil'lZIlAlllI! 'LlIllC Rosie Can rsv- Business Ambilion- Secretary Arlirilirx- Monitor, Sr. Play, Sr. As- sembly, Orchestra, Annual MELEG, JOSEPH T. Nil'kl1dllIl'T J0e Course- Practical Amflifiou- Football Star Avlirilirx- Football, Monitor, Annual Staff, Sr. Assembly PACIZLLA, ANGELINE Nickname- AngQ Course- Business Ambifiou- Secretary Avfirilirx- Secretary of Freshman Yr. 41949 Classj, Monitor, Y- Teens, Sr. Play, Sr. Assem- bly, Annual Staff Typist, Home Nursing PINCIA RO, ANTHONY Nit'liIldllIl'1 Buff Crm rss'- Practical Ambition- Mechanic Ac'fi1'ilifx- Basketball, Football, Movie Operator, Sr. Dance Chair- man, Sr. Assembly POMPEO, CONSTANCE Nit'kIIdllII'- C0nnic Course- Practical Ambition- Airline Hostess Al'fiI'ifif'S' Head Usher, Monitor, Sr. Assembly, Memo Staff, Annual Staff POMPEO. RALPH A. Nirlzrlarrlz'- Prof Courx1'- Practical Ambition- Travel ArIix'ili4'.t- Basketball, Football, Moni- tor, Sr. Play, Movie Oper- ator, Sr. Assembly RAPTIS, KATHERINE Nick narm' Course- HKU.. Practical Amfiiffflil- Interpreter Arlivilirx- Orchestra, Memo Repre- sentative, Cafeteria, Sr. As- sembly SIAKIZIS, MICHAEL Nickname- Skeezix Courxv- Academic Ambifion- Aeronautics Arlirilirx- Scholarship Club, R BL B Masqueraders, Monitor, Li- brarian, Sr. Play, Sr. As- s e m b l y, Commencement Speaker, Annual Staff SINIBALDI, JOSEPHINE Nifk?ld!lll'T j0-J0 Crm rsv- Practical Al!ll7ifi0ll1 Air Hostess Arfirifim- Cafeteria, Monitor, Sr. As- sembly STANKO, EDWARD Nil'klldlIIl Etr's C1111 rw- Academic Amlzition- Musician Avlirilies- Vice Pres. of Class, Band, Orchestra, Pres. of l0th Grade Class, Memo Staff, Monitor, Checker, Sr. Play, Annual Staff, Sr. Assembly TESTA, JEANETTE Nirkrlulilv- j3y--lay Cou rsv- Academic Amllilion- Fashion Designer Arfiriiies- Red SL Black, Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly, Frie-Le-Ser-Cit, Memo Staff, Annual Staff, Ring Committee, Monitor, Office Checker, Home Nursing, W. Bond Chair- man VA RGC, IRENE Nickname- Renien C ou rn'- Business Ambiliou- Typist Arlirifiex- llth Grade Class President, 10th Grade Treasurer, Of- fice Checker, Y-Teens, Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly, An- nual Staff, Band, Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman, Com- mencement Speaker VRABLE, AGNES Nirknanu'- Aggie C ou rsv- Business Ambifion- Secretary Avlivilies- Class Pres. of 9th Grade, Monitor, Librarian, An- nual Staff, Senior Assem- bly, Band VVINKFIELD, MARGARET Nir'lznumv- Marge CTIIIIVSP1 Business flllllliflfllli Concert Pianist flcli1'lfirx- Stage Craft, Choral LZAMETS, ELMER Nir'lcnumi'- Little Zeke Coursr'- Practical Ambition- Auto Mechanic Ai'li1'i!ivi- jr. Basketball, jr. 84 Var- sity Football, Monitor LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Feb. Class of 48 make our last will and testament by leaving our ability- to you unfortunate undergrads, who will struggle for the next few years. Florence Balogh-leaves her ballet danc- ing to Ray Bragalone. Kay Bond-leaves her ability of getting along with people to those who don't know how. Dorothy Bou- goukas-leaves her specs to Mary Zam- betis. Claire Carano and Jeanette Testa leave their close friendship to Mary Lou Baka and Dolores Hudran. Walter Chwalik and John Costantino leave their charm with girls to their broth- ers, Ches and Chubby. Mary Cibulas leaves her natural bland- ness to Elaine Komarc. Ignatz Debelyak, Joe Meleg and Ernest Forgac leave their ability to play football to future stars of Memorial. Helen Gerlick and Eleanore Hoffman leave their seats in the N. H. S. to those who have the courage to get ahead. Annie Herns leaves her talent to any one that wants a singing career. John Hordiewick leaves his ghost story telling to all superstitious believers. Virginia James and Rose Marie Leomm bruno will leave some of their quietness to Cassy Carney, and Lucille Shepas. Dennis Katsaras and Eddie Stanko leave their dancing ability to the undergrads who don't know how. Jo Ann Kolak leaves her majorette posi- tion to the next one in line. Angeline Pacella leaves her naturally curly hair to those that have a permanent. Anthony Pinciara and Ralph Pompeo leave their undivided attention in class. Connie Pompeo leaves her sweet smile to all sour-pusses. ZIAK, IRENE ANN Nirlz munv- Rcnie Course- Practical A mbifirm- Cusnietologist scmbl y, Cafeteria i. .ess-sl ZURAW, JOHN Nii'kmum'- Sam Couric- Practical ll illbifilllli Barber Arliriiirx- Basketball JANUARY SENIORS FAREWELL SONG Sung to the tune of: Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Four years have iust passed Through the gates of time- Four years at Memorial High. Time travels on, but within our hearts Are mem'ries that never will die. To say fare thee well is the saddest task, That we have ever found - - And we're sure when we say, That there will come a day, We'll come back to Memorial High. The friends that we knew Will stay behind And take our places here. We'll say goodbye, and we hope that they Will share all their burdens with cheer. Our lives lie ahead And the road is dim - - Our knowledge is our light. And our thanks goes to you, To that wonderful few - - The teachers of Memorial High. By Josephine Sinibaldi Catherine Raptis-leaves her personality to all conceited people. Mike Siakizis and lrene Vargo leave their voices to those that don't know how to sing. Josephine Sinibaldi leaves her shortness to all tall girls. Agnes Vrable leaves her strut to Florence Dimoff. Margie Winkfield leaves her ability to play the piano. Elmer Zamets leaves his eyes to Jacky Lunich. Irene Ziak leaves her tallness to Jose- phine Frazzini. John Zuraw leaves his shyness to Bob Hassey. Arfi1'ilir'x-- Librarian, Monitor, Sr. As- MR. NICHOLAS A. CONTI Um .Spwmnfz We the June Class of i948 take this opportunity to thank you deeply for being our sponsor. Words alone cannot express our feeling, for we know there is no one else who would have given us as much helpful advice as patiently and sincerely as you did. We want you to know we will miss you and all the wonderful times we had together at the many class parties and meetings. We hope you shall remember us as long as we shall remember you. Klum: Ugicffm PETER ALEXOFF President MILDRED PEZELL Secretary SANDY MONACO Vice President JOSEPHINE FRAZZINI Treasurer ADAMS, JAMES F. Nirknaim'- Westler Cnurxe- Academic Amhifiou- Mortician Arlirifirx- Sr. Speech, Red BL Black Pres., Stagecraft, Monitor ALEXANDER, GUS Nil'kll!1llH -' Goose Course- Academic AllII7ifi0llT Marsman Arfirilirx- Band, Memo ALEXOFF, PETER Nick mime- Petso Course- Academic Amilifrorl- College Acli1'ili4'x- Class Pres.. N. H. S., Hi- Y, Annual Bus. Mgr., War Bond Chairman, Memo Bus. Mgr. 8: Rep., Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly, Sr. Speech BAKA, MARY LOUISE Nick nunn'- Lou Courxz+ Academic Amififinn- Commercial Artist ArIi1'ifi1'x- Asst. Editor of Memo, G. A. C.. Y-Teens, Allegria Sec., Librarian, Monitor, Checker, Annual Staff BAKER, MARION num., Nick na mr'- Courxr- Academic Ambiliolr- Teaching Arliriliex- Monitor, Choral, Librarian, Y-Teens, Office Checker, H. R. Rep., Annual Staff, Senior Speech BARTOS, CECILIA Nickname- Cis Courxe- Academic Ambilion- Nursing Activities- G. A. C. Pres., N. H. S. Treas., Monitor BELL, JOHN Nick name- Say Couric- Practical Ambifion- Success AcIi1'ifivx- Monitor BIQVLY, .IUANITA Nir'l:uam1'- Nita C un rsv- Practical Amlliliolr- Nurse Arliz'ifir'x- Choral BOBOSH. HOPE Ni!'klldlllt'i Nadine C0urxi'- Academic Ambition- Nurse Arfirilivx- Class Treas., G. A. C., Y- Teens, Monitor, Annual Staff, N. H. S. BORAK, DOROTHY Nirlzllarllr- Duke Con rn'- Academic Ambifioll- Nurse Affirilirx- G. A. C. Treas., N. H. S., Y-Teens, Program Chrm., Off. Checker, Student Fo- rum, Monitor, Memo Asso. lid., Annual Staff, Schol- arship Club, Senior Speech, Home Nursing BORIS, NANCY JANE Nirknulm'- Nancy Con rsr- Academic Ambiliou- Hair Stylist Arfi1'ilirs- Stagecraft, Memo, Choral, Sr. Assembly, Annual Staff BRAYER, BETTY -IEAN Nil'kIldIl1l'1 B. AI. Course- Academic Amlvilion- Nurse Al'fil'IfifX-1 F. L. S. C. Vice Pres., G. A. C., Y-Teens Pres., N. H. S., Class Treas, Class Pres., Librarian, Stagecraft, Red BL Black, Monitor, Me- . mo, Annual Staff, Senior Speech, Home Nursing, Student Forum CARNEY, BETTY Nickrzarrlv- Guzzy Course- Practical Ambition- Famous Dancer Arlirilirx- G. A. C., Cheerleader, Sr. Assembly, Cafeteria, Sr. Speech CARTER. PEARLIE MAI2 Nil'kYldlllt'i P. M. C. LTUIIVJF1 Business A miriiiou- M usie Aclirifiex- Cafeteria CENTOFANTE, MARY Course- Practical Amlzifion- Model Arfiriliex- Librarian, Monitor CHUGDEN, GEORGE Niriznamr- jim Courxr- Academic Ambilion- Musician Adivifies- Bowling, Baseball, Projec- tionist, Annual Staff, Sr. Assembly, Memo CLIMES, GEORGE Klimi N irk na mv- Crmrxe- Academic Ambiiion- Plastic Surgeon Arlirilirx- Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Scholarship Club, Memo Staff, Track, Class Vice Pres., Senior Assembly, An- nual Staff COMSIA, NICK E. Nick narnr- Shine Course- Academic Ambition- Aviator Arlivilies- Baseball, Basketball, Bowl- ing, Annual Staff COPP, MARTHA Nil'kIldllll'- Martie Caurxe- Business Avfirilivs- Y-Teen, Office Checker, Floor Checker, Monitor, Choral, Annual Staff COSTANTINO, LEONARD Nirknamr- Chubby Course- Academic Ambition- Optometrist Aclivilirx- Football, Monitor, Band, Memo, junior Basketball, Sr. Assembly COUGROS, CATHERINE ..Kay,, N irkna mr- Courxr- Practical Ambilion- Designing Acriviiirx- Choral, Librarian, Stage- craft CUA, ROSE Nirlcnamr- Rosie Couric- Academic Amifition- Nurse Arlirilirx- Band, Librarian ITALTORIO, HELEN Nil'kl1dIlll '- IVl3d2mC C. Courxr- Academic Ambilion- To be happy Arfirifivy- NHS, Monitor, Scholar- ship Club, Mahoning Co. Bc 9th District Wiiiner of Am. Legion Contest DALESSANDRO, DOROTHY Nirkmum C on rn'- '- Didi Business Aml1ifion- Secretary Arlizfilies- V. Pres., Allegria, Band, Scholarship Club, Monitor, Annual Staff, Home Nurs- ing DiCICCO, VIRGIN IA Nick lidlllfi jean ne Courxr- Business Ambifirm- Secretary Ariirilies- Pres. Allegria, Sec. G. A. C., Treas. of Band, Vice Pres. of Class 45, Vice Pres. Allcgria 46, Orches- tra. Scholarship DOTHARD, RAYMOND Nirlzmwlv- Ray Courxc- Practical Ambition- Radio Man Al'fi1'ifil'XT Baseball, Football, Basket- ball DRAVECKY, FRANK Ni1'lznalm'- Drav C0 u rx 1'- Academic Amhifiou- Musician Arlirilirx- Hi-Y, Baseball, Band, Bas- ketball Manager DUBOJ, STEVE Nif',llIUilI!'T Beef C011 rn'- Academic fllllflifilllli Radio Technician Aclirilirs- Memo, Monitor DUPONTY, MARY Nick mum'- Cuu rn'- xl mlriliou-- 1lr'lir'ifir'x- W'eW'e Practical Nurse Y-Teen, Choral, Cafeteria Girl, Monitor, Librarian liVAN, MlKlf Nir'kmlun'- Mishu Con rsv- xlrli1'ifi4's- IQVA NOFF. Practical Monitor, Annual Staff MARY Nii'lcmum'- Fungi Count'- llllllfifjfflli Adil 'Hirs- Business Secretary lu L. C. S., Allcgria Pres., Class Pres. l:Al.l,OS. Glfljlibli Nii'fclmnn'- Mars C ililll'X1'i Academic llfllllffflllli Chemical lingineer fla'fn'iIivx- Monitor, lid. of Annual, Memo, Scholarship Club Sr. Assembly FAMOR, DORIS ,IUNE Nii'fclmlui'- Dindi K i!lllV'X!'1 flrulailiou- Ilf'fiI'ifit'1-- Business Telephone Operator Red 85 Black, N. H. S. Sec., Y-Teens, Librarian, Off. Checker, Choral, Sr. As- sembly, Sr. Play, Annual Sec. 81 Treas., Magazine Drive Ch., Student Forum VAZEKAS. LY DIA Nirf: lltllllfi Ducliess Cornwe- xl m lzifion- flr'fil'ilii'X- Practical Dietician Monitor, Annual Staff FITAS, l'l liLl'iN Nick IILI 1m'- Blondie Crm rn'- A Ill lliliou- Arli I 'flim- Practical Undecided Y-Teens, Checker, Moni- tor, Off. Checker, Annual Staff FORGAC. ERNEST Nirlznanu'- Forgie Couric- Practical Ambifinn- Well Driller Az'!i1'ili1's- Football, Sr. Assembly FRAY, ROSEMARY Nirkifarrzv- Bugsy Con rsv- Academic Amllififlll- Undecided Arlitfilirs- Y-Teens, Off. Checker, Monitor, Sr. Play, Sr. As- sembly, Annual Staff FRAZZINI, JOSEPHINE if - yi Nirlum mv- Josie C on rn'- Academic Ambiiion- Laboratory Technician Arliriiies- Memo Rep., Y-Teen Treas., Class Sec., Class Treas., N. H. S. Pres., Annual Staff, Scholarship Club, Checlter, Monitor, Senior Speech, Senior Play FURIN, IRENE Nirkname- Rene Con rsr- Academic ANlbiff0I1T Model Arlivilirx- Orchestra, Monitor, Alleg- ria, Y-Teens, Ass. Ed. of Annual, Memo, Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly, Student Fo- rum GARVIN. CLAYTON S. Nickname- Slim Courte- Practical Ambiiion- Carpenter or Blue Print Reader Aviirilier- Stagecraft GARVIN, RAYMOND Nivknamr'- R.iy CUNYSI'-' Stagecraft Ambiliun- Academic Artii'ilir'x- Restaurant Mgr. or Photographer Red BL Blaclt, Monitor, Track, Basketball, Sr. Play, Stagecraft, Annual Staff GELETKA, OLGA D. Nirlumnu- Gotta Course- Business Ambilion- Social Wtirker Arfirilirx- G. A. C., Home Nursing, Allegria, Concessions, Y- Teens, Ch o r a l, Annual Staff, Scholarship Club GIBSON, VIOLA Nirlwnnlr- Gibby HARVISCHAK, PAULINE Nirknuruc- Harvey Monitor, Sr. Assembly, Li- Course- Business Amlvilirm- Undecided Arfirilivx- Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Choral, Monitor GLASS, AL JOSEPH Nick nu In 1'- C 0 u rsr- A lIlbIfi0H Ar'lii'ifif's- ..F0x.. Practical Watch Repairman Monitor, Librarian, Annual Staff GONDA, ANDREW Nivknurm'- J, M. Courie- Practical Ambilion- Contractor or Electrician Avlivifirs- Monitor, Stagecraft GOURLAS, MICHAEL Nirkmzmv- Miltalio Con rsr- Academic Ambiiiou- Marsman Ariivifiex- Monitor, Checker, Base- ball Mgr., Band, Orchestra, Annual staff, Sr. Assembly GRAY, JAMES Nivkrmme- Baby Gray Course- Practical Ambilion- Singer Bt Contractor Artiuitirs- Stagecraft, Basketball, An- nual Staff GRESH, VERONICA Nickname- Ronnie Course- Business Ambilion- Nurse Activities- Y-Teens, Annual Staff, brarian, Home Nursing GRISCIK, MARGARET Nivkmzmr- C rm rn'- Arrrbiliorf- A1'fil'iliPx- Margie Business Commercial Artist Y-Teens, Choral, Sr. As- sembly Course- Academic Ambition- Nurse Arlirilirs- Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Choral HASSEY, RAYMOND Nirknauii'- Ray Course- Academic Ambilinn- Dentist Atiiriiivs- Hi-Y V. Pres., Annual Staff, Monitor, Class Treas., Senior Assembly, Football, Memo, Band, Football Spotter HELSEL, DARLENE Nic'k1mrm'- Dar Course- Practical Ambifion- Model Arlirilirs- Y-Teens, Monitor, Band, Off. Checker, Cafeteria, Choral, Sr. Assembly, Sr. Play, Memo HODGE. WESLEY Nil'kl1dI1IfT Legs Coirrxe- Practical Ambilion- Contractor Arfirilirx- Monitor, Annual Staff, Football, Track HOMULOS, MIKE Nifkna mv- Bobo Course- Practical Ambilion- Football Coach Ar'lil'i!if'.v- Football HORTON, MELVIN Nickname- Mel Course- Practical Ambition- U. S. Navy Adiviliex- Monitor, Stagecraft, Red Bt Black HORVATT, BOB Nirkuanic'- Keeno Course- Academic Amllifiuu- Dancer Arlilifim- Monitor, Red 85 Black, Cheerleader, Sr. Assembly HUDACH, N irlz ma mi'- Cou rsr- A mliition- Ai'li1'i1ii'x- HUDRAN. Nick mum'- Courie- Ambitiou- Ai'Ii1'ili1'S- GERTRUDE Genie Business Receptionist Librarian, Band, Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Sr. Speech, Choral DOLORES Dolly Academic Florist Y-Teens, G. A. C., Alleg- ria, Class Sec., Monitor, Office Checker, Annual Staff, Librarian, Assistant Editor Memo HUSAK. ANN Nirlzimmr- Cookie Co1n'xi'- A in liilio Il- Aclii ilivx- Practical Beautician Monitor, Y-Teens, Choral, Annual Staff, Librarian, H. R. Rep. JURCIC. JOHN Nick mimr'- Zeedo Con rn'- A m liifion- Practical My own boss in business ArIii'ifii'x- Annual Staff JURICH, SLAVKO Nirkmum'- Gigi Course- Practical Amlrilion- Get Married Arfiififiri- Stagecraft, Annual Staff KALlTlCH, HELEN Nirlziiuinv- Honey fiUIlf.N'L Practical Aiiiliifion- Air Hostess Ai'fii'i!ii'x- Band, Y-Teens, Choral, Annual Staff, Librarian, Orchestra, Monitor Ko1.Y, ,IANE Nivkiiurrii'- Janie Couric- Business Ambition- Model Arfii'ili4's- G. A. C., N. H. S., Memo, Scholarship Club, Monitor, Allegria Treas. KOMARC, PATRICIA Nickname- Patsy Course- Ambilion- Attiriliex- Business Psychiatrist Monitor, Allegria, Librari- an, Annual staff, Scholar- ship Club, Band, Choral, Y-Teens, Sr. Assembly, Sr. Speech, N. H. S. KOMINAK, JOSEPH Nickname- joe Course- Academic Ambilion- Traveling Salesman KORNYAK, PETE Nickm1mc- Korny Course- Practical Ambifion- Priest Acfi1'ili1'.t- Football, Basketball, Moni- tor, Band, Orchestra KOTIS, IRENE Nickname- I Course- Practical Ambilion- Interior Decorator Acfirifim- Monitor, Choral KOVACH. ALBERT Nifknnim'-- Kovie Course- Practical Ambition- Coach Ai'lii'i!ii's- Football, Librarian, Track KOVACH, MARGARET Nickname- Kovie Course- Practical Ambition- Reservationist Artii'ilirx- G. A. C., Y-Teens, Alleg- ria Treas., Monitor KOUTSOURAIS. CHARLES Nickname- Chuck C ou rsr- A m bilion- Adil 'Nies- Academic Success Football, Program Sales- man, Memo, Annual Staff, Monitor Monitor, Sr. Assembly, Track, jeffersonian KUBUS, EDWARD Nickname- Ert's Course- Academic Ambition- Aviation Ar'fit'ilics- Monitor LAICHAROFF, DOROTHY Nirltnamv- Dot Course- Practical Ambition- Dancer Arliriliet- Y-Teens, Cafeteria, Band, Choral, Memo Rcp., An- nual Staff, Flag Bearer. Sr. Assembly LAZICH, BETTY Nirlumnze- Mala Course- Academic Ambifion- Dancer Arlizfilirs- Allegria, Red SL Black, G. A. C., F. L. S. C., Monitor, Sr. Speech, Sr. Assembly LESNAK, ELEANORE Nirknamz'- Elly Course- Practical Amlzifion- Beautician Aflxuiliex- Choral, Y-Teens, Annual Staff LIVOSKY, WILLIAM Nirknunze- Bill Courx1'- Academic Ambition- Store Manager Ariirilirx- Hi-Y Pres., Band, Red SL Black, Monitor, Checker, Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly. Memo, Annual Staff, N. H. S. LYONS, CLARENCE Nirkimnne- Rt-bop Course- Academic Ambifxrm- Lawyer Avfirilies- Football, Baseball, Annual Staff, Orchestra, Memo MACEYKO, ERNEST C. Nirlznamz'- Ozzie Comte- Academic Ambifion- Physicist A1'ti1fiiies- Monitor, Red Bl Black, Football, Track, Annual Staff, I-Ii-Y, Librarian, Sr. Assembly NIASAJLO, MIKE Nifkmum'- Pajugy Courxr- Practical AIIIIIIHIIPIT Mechanic Az'ti1'ific'.t-- Football, Bowling, Basket- ball Mgr., Baseball MAXIMOV, ANN Nirluzame- Maxie Course- Practical Ambiiion- Bcautician Arlirifies- Y-Teens, Stagecraft, Cho- ral, Monitor, Memo MAZZUPAPPA. IZLEANOR Nirkmzlmb- Muzzie Course- Business Ambition- Typist Aviiviiiex- Annual Staff, Allegria. Choral, Scholarship Club, Monitor, Home N u rsing MCCLENDON, DELMAR Nickfmnzv- M,iek C0nrsr'-- Practical Ambilion- Draftsman ArtiuiIiz's-- Football, Track McLANDRIC, DOROTHY lvifklldlilfi Dodo Course- Practical Ambiii0n- Model Arliriliex- Monitor, Checker, Annual Staff, Choral, Home Nurs- ing, Librarian, Office Checker MICO, CARMEN Nil.'kIldlll! - B3bC', Course- Academic Amhilion- Musician or Doctor Arliz'iIiex- Band, Orchestra, Annual Staff, Sr. Assembly MILES, ROBERT NiFklldl?ll'i FKl0IS Course- Practical Al7I,7ffi0ll'- Musician Az'fi1'ifif'x- Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Stageeraft, Band, Orchestra, Annual Staff, Sr. Assembly MON ACO, SANDY Nick name- Sem Con rsr- Academic A mlrifiou- Draftsnian i'li'lii'ifii'x- Class Sec., Class Pres., Hi- Y Treas., Band, Monitor, Scholarship Club, Memo, Annual Staff, Sr. Assembly M RAZ, MARGARET Nil'k!ItlIlli'1HhrlLlUSiCH frllllfh'-' Business Aml1ifi0u- Model Ai'lii'ilii'x- Choral, Monitor, Checker, Y-Teens Sec., Annual Staff, Sr. Speech MUl.ARCl'llK, HELEN Nil'klldl!ll'T l'L,, Course- Practical fl mlfilion- Beaulician Ai fii'ilii'x- Y -Teens, Choral MUSOLINO, TONY Ni:-le mum'- lNlutto Course- Practical fllllbifillllm Carpenter Ai'lii'ifii'x- Librarian, Monitor, Foot- ball NliCKO, ROSALIA Nit'klldIlIl 'Ri5SiC fillllV'Xl'1 Academic Aml1ilion- Commercial Artist Ai'fi1'ifii'x- Memo, G. A. C., Y-Teens, Monitor, Librarian, Annual Staff, Football Program Comm., Sr. Assembly, Sr. Speech NFRODA, IZDWARD j. Nil'kIldlIll 'l2dtllU Course- Academic Alllllflffllll Horticulturist Ai'fii'ilii'x- Monitor, Memo, Scholar- N. H. S., Class V. Pres., Q NEVEROSKI, LOUISE Nickname- Lodga Course- Practical Ambiliou- Receptionist Arlirifirx- Band, Y Teens, Choral, Cafeteria, Office Checker Memo, Stagecraft, Annual Staff, Librarian ORTENZIO, PATSY Nicluzamr- Pasquale C ou rsr- Academic Ambilion- Businessman Arliritirs- Memo, Stagecraft, Librarian ORTENZIO, VIRGINIA T. Nickname- Jane Course- Practical Ambiiion- Salesgirl Arlirifiex- Stagecraft, H. R. Rep., Memo Rep., Monitor, Sr. Speech OSTROWSKI, ELEANOR Nifkrlanle- Elly C01lfS1'- Academic Amlzilion- Receptionist Arlirilies- Monitor, Memo. Y-Teens, F. I.. S. C., G. A. C., Stage- craft, Librarian, Sr. As- sembly, Student Forum, Sr. Speech, N. H. S. PEZELL, MILDRED Nirkmzmr- Bt-ba Course- Academic Ambition- Lab. Technician Arlirilirs- Monitor, Memo, F. l,. C. S., N. H. S., H. R. Rep., Class Sec., Librarian PILATOS, MlNNlli Nirknamr- Min CONYSP1 Business Ambilion- Private Secretary Arlirilirs- Y-Teens, Memo, Librarian, v ship Club, Librarian, Sr. Assembly NFSTASI, LILLIAN Memo Rep., Annual Staff N. H. S. POULOS, MARY Nickname- Greek Nirfenumi'- Lilly Course- Practical Amlfilion- Artist Ai'fi1'ilii'x- Choral, Y-Teens, Memo, Annual Staff C014 rsr- A mbilion- Al'fil'iffFI1- Business Secretary Monitor, Checker, Home Nursing, Annual Staff, Sr. Assembly, Librarian RAGELA, HELEN E. Nir'kuamr'- Russ C011 rar- A m bifimi- Avfi 1 'ifirs-j Academic Undecided Choral, Off. Checker, Li- brarian, Y-Teens V. Pres., Memo, Annual Staff REDMOND, ANDREW NiL'I1Ildllll'1uPl'0f6SS0l' of Theology C011 rie- Practical Ambition- Postmaster Az'li1'ilir.v-- Stagec raft RICCI, GRACE Nirknarm'- Gracie Con rn'- Practical Ambilioll- Stenographer At'fil'ifil'.Y- Librarian, Monitor, Y- Teens, Choral, Memo RUDIAK, CATHERINE Nick lldllllh- Kay Course- Business AHIIIHIINI' Secretary Arlirilirx- Monitor, Y-Tesns, Choral, Sr. Speech RUSHFN, ALICE Nirlzlmlllz'- Ally Conrxr- Academic Aml1iliou-- Air Stcwardess Ar'fi1'i1ii'x- Librarian, Y-Teens, Moni- tor, Stagecraft, Band, Cho- ral. Sr. Assembly RUSNAK, ANN Nirkriurlir- Annie Con rw- Business Aml1itimi- Airline Hostess Arlii'ilir'x- Choral, Monitor, Checker, Librarian, Memo, Home Nursing, Annual Staff SAMBOLEC, AMELIA G. Nirlzmum'- Mimi Con rw- Business Amlliliou- Fashion Designer Ar'li1'iiir'x- Librarian, Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Choral, Monitor, Memo SCOTT, GERALDINE Nick na mf- C ou rsr- Ambiliorr- Arlirifirs- i Scntty' Business Teacher Choral, Band, Orchestra, Y-Teens, Scholarship Club, Monitor, Annual Staff N. H. S. SEVC, ANN M. Nickname- Sev Coursr-- Business Ambiiion- Typist Arfi1'ilir's- Monitor, Librarian, Stage- craft, Cafeteria, Annual Staff SHILLER, ESTHER Nirkna me- SylvEster Course- Academic Ambilion- Airline Hostess Actiz'itirs-- Red 85 Black, G. A. C., N. H. S., Annual Staff, Moni- tor, Y-Teens Pres., Stu- dent Forum, Sr. Speech SHIRILLA, NICHOLAS A. Nirknamr'- Mickey C ou rn'- Practical Ambifion- Carpenter Arlirilies- Basketball, Baseball, Stage- craft, Annual staff, Sr. Assembly, Monitor SIMCHICK, ELEANOR Nirknaim'- Sim Con rie- Business Arllbifiorl- Secretary Ariii'iliz's- Band, Monitor, Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Memo SIVA, MARY A. Ni1'knumr-- Mickey C ou nc- Business A7lll7iff0l1T Bookkeeper Arfirifirx- Choral, Monitor, Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Scholarship Club, Home Nursing SLOAN. ESTI-IER Nirknamr'-- Verna Cnr: rsr- Business Ambifior1- Shtd. Teacher Ar!ii'ilirs-- Y-Teens, Choral, Cafeteria, Monitor SMILEY, MARY Nirlummi'- Baby Snooksn Courxi'- Practical Ambilion- Vocalist or Beautician Arlii'i!ir't- Monitor, Choral, Cafeteria, Flag Bearer, Y-Teens, Sr. Assembly SOROKA, MIKE Nirknume- Spike Courxr- Practical Amlrilion- Cabinet Maker Arlirifies- Monitor, Librarian SULICK, FLEANOR Nirlzmlmr'- lilly Courxr- Academic AllIlIifi0lIT Nurse AI'fil'iiil'X- Monitor, Off. Checker, Li- brarian, Y-Teens, G. A. C. Treas., Scholarship Club STEVENS, STEVE Nirkuumr- Marg CUIIVNU- Academic Aillllffilllll Tailor Ai'fii'ilii's- Monitor, H. R. Rep., Li brarian, Annual Staff, Stagecraft SWEDE R, JOHN Nirlznumr'- Red Courtr- Practical Amlfilion- Auto Mechanic A1'fil'ilir.v- Monitor, Animal Staff TAKACS, ANN Nickmlmr'- Annie Courxr- Academic Arulwilion- Receptionist Arli1'ifi1's--Monitor, Y-Teens, Annual Staff TATAR, MIKE JR. Nirlznurm'- 'l'ap Course- Practical Allldlifilllli' Plumber TEXTER, JOHNNY R. Nil'kI1HIPlt'L TCX Course- Practical A1'li1'i!i1's-- Memo, Monitor THOMAS. ALICE H. Nickname- Tommy Conrx1'-- Business Ambiiion- Secretary Arli1'i1iex-- Y-Teens, H. R. Rep., Sr. Assembly, N. H. S. TIMKO. AGNES Nirluzanw- Blondie Crnwxr- Business Ambilion- Model Arfirilirx- Red H Black, Annual As- sessment Mgr., N. H. S.. Off. Checker, Monitor, Y- Teens, Librarian, Scholar- ship Club, Memo Rep. TIRPACK, EDWARD A. Nirlzmuur- Tim Courxr- Academic A mbitiou- Constructural lingineer Ai'Ii1'iIie.i-Hi-Y, Baseball, Monitor, Band, Orchestra Annual Staff TIRPACK, MICKEY Nirknunu'- Misl1u Cour.u'- Academic Anlbilion- Traveling Hobo L Ar'fi1'itir'.t- Hi-Y, Monitor, Football, Band, Orch., Baseball, Bas- ketball, Librarian, Sr. Assembly TIRPACK, MICHAEL R. Nil'k!lHlIlI'1 LlllC Course- Practical Ambiiiml- Musician Af'lii'ifir'r--- Band, Orchestra, Bowling Team, Scholarship Cl ub TUCCI. lflLEFN M. Nirlzllarrlr- high Cowie- A m hitirm- Arfii 'Hirs- Academic Singer N. H. S., Sr. Assembly, Sr. Play, Choral, Band, Y- Teens, Monitor, Librarian, Memo TURCHAN, ALYCE M. Nirkuarm'- Dusty C011 rn'- A lu biliou- Al'fi1'i,ifX1' Academic Nurse Choral, Orchestra, Annual Staff, Memo VALLAS, JAMES Nirknanle- jimmy Course- Academic Amlfiliou- Mechanic Arfirilifx- Stavec raft VANYO. PAUL Nick nu mc'- Courtr- A m bifion- At-iii 'Him- VAPAR IDI2 Nil'kIldI7ll'- C ou rw- A mbilirm- At'fil'ili1'v- - Butch Practical Poet Monitor S, HELEN H. V. Academic Singer Choral. Monitor, Y-Teens, Class Sec. VAPORIS, JOHN Nit'kmmn'- Swauswee Course- Academic Ambition- Chemist At'li1'ifir'x- Hi-Y Pres., N. H. S., Red 8L Black. Monitor, Scholar- ship Club. Sr. Speech, Stu- dent Forum VAPORIS, MARY Nick name- C nu ru'- A m lrilinn- Ar'li1'iIi1'x- VASILION, Nick name- CllllYKt'1 A mhilion- Arfii 'Him- Marina Practical Designer 81 Scamstress Checker, Home Nursing DIONISIA Diana Business Private Secretary Memo, Y-Teens, Orchestra, Scholarship Club, Librari- an, Cafeteria, Home Nurs- ing, Choral, Annual Staff, Office Checker VECCHIO, ROGER Nii'kmum'- Mastro-Vcc Courxi'- Academic Ami1ilimi-- Undecided Affipifjfg- Monitor, Scorekeeper VERBNAK, PATRICIA ANN Nir'km1n1i'- Patsy Course- Business Ami1ilion-- Telephone Operator Aclirilirx- Monitor, Y-Teens, Annual Staff VITUCCI, ANTONETTE Nil'klldll14 -.'Tl7l1l,' Course- Academic ANIl7i1i!Jil- Radio Affirifics- Choral, Y-Teens VODPIANEL, MARY ANN Nif4kIldllll'1 Lefty C1:ursz'- Alililifilllli Az'fil'ifir'X- Academic English Teacher Monitor, Memo, Annual Staff, Stagecrnft VOLCH KO, HAZEI. RUTH Nickmum'- Rutl1ie C0 ll rn'- A in llifililli Ar'lil'ilii'x- Practical Dietitian Monitor, Stagecraft, Y- Teens, Choral, Annual Staff, Home Nursing, Band, Cafeteria VOLSKY, TEDDY Nick mime- Thaddeus Con rsv- A mbifio 11- Adi 1 'Him- Practical Carpenter Football, Baseball, Monitor, Memo, Senior Assembly VOUIS, THELMA Nick ildllllh' Boots CTOIITXF1 Ambifion- A1'li1'ilir's-F Academic Retail Merchandising Monitor, Office Checker. Y-Teens, Memo, Librarian, Sr. Speech, N. H. S. VOYTll.l.A, MYRON Nif'fc:m1m'- Pe77cr C11nrx1'- Practical flllllfifilill- Marines fll'fil'ifil'Xl- Band, Orchestra, Staff VRABLP, ANN Nirfemum'- Annie' Chinrxe- Academic ,'lmlvifiuu- lieautician ulrlil iilrx- Choral, Y-Teens, Staff, Memo WALKOSAK. ELEANOR Nirk uilulr- XValkie Practical Beaulician Ifun rw- fl fnl1iliuu- zlrlil 'flim- Annual Staff, Monitor, Stagccraft, Choral, Y- Teens, Band, Cafeteria XV ILSON, FREDDIE fillllfit'-' fl mlviliuu- !lr'lil'ilii'x- Ac.ulen1iv: Music Teacher xcmbly Banfl. Orchestra, YAKUBOV, HELEN S. Nirkuanu'- Yunk Course- Academic Ambifiow- Nurse Annual Al'fiI'ifi1'Si Monitor. Librarian, Y- Teens, Annual Staff, Sr. Speech YATSCO, HELEN Nirknanxr- Honey Courxr- Business I fllllllifilllli Airline Hostess Anmliil Arlirilirx- Y-Teens, Monitor, Choral ZAMBETIS. MARY Nivknamr- Zanzi Courxe- Business Amllifion- Public Stunographer Ariirilirx- Memo, Librarian, Y-Teens, Home Nursing, Cafeteria, Annual Staff, Choral, Sr. Assembly ZAYAC, MIKE Nirknamr'- Rabbit C0ursf-- Academic AlHhlfi0IIT Machinist Sr. As- Arfiriliex- FAREWELL SONG lTune: Alohol Alma Mater, Alma Moter Foir The time hos come for us to soy odieu Like ci child who from its mother ports, Sadly we voice our porting words to you. Farewell to thee Forewell to thee Thou lovely one who dwells omong the bowers This lost embroce Before we port Until we meet ogoin. Closs flower-red comellio Closs color-blue ond white Closs motto- Benefit Yourself By Help- ing Others Football, Track, Annual Staff HMM Cc7lw.7 Equal! , X ,E mowed smog Cssqgsg pue Jallqqg 'JW 'Jallqqg Jaqysg Hegel SHIIVVY-E M03 'BIEAUJON :mad 'XEUIUJON aof ISTWJBA 'f QLAJJON 519109 suing-YZ M05 'JQAQJQ ueaf Aung pm? LIPJPHH Aung 'I1lIP401lJO3 KJBVV 'Suoy aumg 'Aguodng KJEVV pue Auol-gqfiu O1 qaqfl Mow mopq pue looqos speub un snoguag 40 ssmpud J' f X X X ,f i X X xi gi M' N is N U f Q f XX fx-1 X 7 L' f?77 Y '21 1 S 0 t fi sl I 4, ff in F I f Activities and Classes Ja flaua 799 This ll-A class of 30 entered Memorial High as freshmen in February l945 under the sponsorship ot Mr. Stephens. Row lfLeft to right-Mary Ann Matosky, Janet Parish, Ann Marie Mudrovich, Mr. Stephens, Chester Chwalik. Row 2-Evelyn Ghioldi, Theresa Butchko, Stella Woitowicz, Mildred Poulos, Cora Gathright, Amelia Sulak, Julia Halibonich, Antoinette Miceli. Row 3-Mike Sudol, Joe Payne, Carl Torba, Walter Suszczynski, Stanley Stachyra, Carl Dimoff. Row 4-Teddy Luc, Steve Goral, Anthony Siembieda, John Zakucia, Tony Proire, 'lhomas McKula, James Morakis, Rudy Zelina. President ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, A nn Marie Mudrovich Vice-President ...,.,. ,,,,,....,........ J anel' Parish Secretary e,e,,e,,.,., ,,,,,,,,, T heresa Butchko Treasurer ......A., ....... C hester Chwalik Sponsor ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,Y,,,,, M r . Stephens nef!a.uv799 se This group of industrious looking students entered Memorial High School on a beautiful September day, They are under the sponsorship of Mr. King. Row l-Left to right--Barbara Donovan, Janet Stanfor, Irene Arfaros, Joan Prassinos, Nancy Willard, Frances Wasko, Anne Garchar, Katherine Kubus. Row 2-Eleanor Christoft, Irene Petrus, Mary Ann Gulu, Doris Jay, Norma Radkoski, Dolores D'Altorio, Anna Mae Snitzer. Row 3-Lucille Miller, Rose Marie Smith, Bertha Schuster, Mary Strella, Anna Evan, Maria Melnik, Patricia Simchik, Mary Profancik. Row 4-Margaret Orlovsky, Virginia Testa, Mary Bednar, Emma Yurcega. Row 5-Harry Rollins, Irene Rosian, Thelma Cornelius, Paul Ritz, Theresa Habulan, Constance Angel. Row 6-Thomas Krotky, Steve Drapp, Steve Kisak, Walter Niemzura, Marion Swain, Joe Timko, John Uhlar, Sam Palozza, Ray Kukura, John Orlovsky, lContinued on page 7ll Page 30 guna flaw of 7949 lConTnnued on page 711 Page 31 Jamal, glam nf 79 o One frosty February morn this group of approximately 25 students entered Memorial High, They are now under the sponsorship of Mr, Kunicki. Row IiLeft to right-Nicolina Cutrone, Jack Lunich, Ray Bragalone, Jane Sbrocco, Ted Katula. Row 2- Rose Socak, Mary Ann Medvey, Loretta Macara, Esther Sferra, Sue Gograce, Ann Mrosko. Row 3-Clara Sferra, Marie Trimacco, Ann Kovach, Catherine Wilush, Helen Harvischak, Pauline Gograce, Irene Kott, Ollie Mac Jackson. Row 4-Mr. Kunicki, Bob Borak, Robert Matichko, Bill Horvatt. President .....,, ,,.,,,.,,.....,,,,,.,,,,.,.,,...,.,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,,,, H e len Harvischak Vice-President ,,,.,, ,,,,.,., R obert Borak Secretary .,,,,,, W ,,,,,, Phyllis Graycar Treasurer ,...,,, ,,,.,.. J ack Lunich Sponsor ......., ....... M r. Kunicki n.Q6'1aA.4n 790 asa-f On a beautiful September day this group of fine young boys and girls entered Memorial High School They have had various activities, and are under the sponsorship of Mr. Malys. Picture I Row I-Left to right-Rosemary Starinchak, Betty Kotis, Ann Voytilla, Frances Truban, Marie Lipka, Louis Doll, Irene Biros, Efthia Kalos, Frances Hassay. Row 2-Louella Franks, Patty Konya, Mary Husak, Ruth Fetch, Margaret Svagerko, Betty Jane Cooper, Carol Katula, Dorothy Angelides. Row 3eGeorge Svatosky, Frank Fanelli, August Thomas, Rita Yacovone, Fay Megaloudi, Helen Sulak, Ruth Walters, Eleanor Lokiec, Agnes Bartos, Albertina Castro, Dorothy Sebest. Row 4-Nick Nicola, Frank Dubai, Larry Novak, Joe Bak, John Kotis, Frank D'Altorio, Eddie Shavelin, Donald Repasky, George Siva, John Cernica, Joseph Bayus. Row 5-John Orlovsky, Rocky Demart, Andy Stahara, Ronald Fay, Lazo Millich. PfeSIdel1f ........,,...........s,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, G uy Desanfig Vice-President .,.... ,.V..., D olores Thomas Secretary ,,,,,,,,,A, ,..,...,,. H elen Hoza Treasurer ....... ,,,,,,,, G em-ge Send, Sponsor .,,,.A, .....,.... M r. Malys gwg1aM0g19o Picture 2 Row lfLeft to right-lrene Pozust, Norma Jean Veris, Amelia Cua, Vera Campione, Helen Nick, Diana Pilatos, Bessie Konos, Velma Hudak, Betty Turchan. Row 2fEdith Salvatore, Mary Rozen, Viola Rich, Dorothy Donavan, Jessie Schitthauer, Mary Kust, Joyce Dothard, Laura Faiola. Row 37Florence Goldston, Geraldine Brayer, Mildred Thomas, Betty Petruska, Irene Duda, Joan Uhrin. Row 47Dorothy London, Charlotte Schuster, Rita Greene, Mary Lee Brown, Norma Wilson, Wilda Lane, Filamena Larocco, Betty Baugh, Betty Copeland. Row 57Barbara Lisko, Patricia D'Altorio, Helen Dobos, Kathleen Williams, Eve Vargo, Betty Ann Fitfick, Dolores Thomas, Dorothy Kovalchick, June Zetts, Loretta Brayer, Sarah Sloan, Minnie Carlozzi, Anna Gibson, June Adams. Picture 3 Row l-Lett to right--Ruth Kennedy, Margaret Speis, Florence Dimott, Helen Hoza, Joyce Famor, Louise Helsel, Irene Gozur, Marcella Kapusta, Sylvia Prasslnos. Row 24Mr, Malys, Frank Hudak, Mike Zakucia, Walter Lipka, Robert Repko, John Bartos, Tommy Gattarnelata, Cleo Scourcos. Row 3v-Steve Geletka, Bill Tkach, Bob Hovanec, Carl Testa, William Rollins, Bill Waliga, Tony Labrie, Tom Kocinski. Row 4-Andy Hornyak, Bill Chwalik, Victor George, John Orlovsky, George Senda, Martin Basista, Harry Glaser, Guy DeSantis, Walter Bobo, Charles Kimbrough, Bob Salter, John Horvatt, Bob Svatosky. Row 5-Nick Voytilla, Gordon Bugby, Ray Ostrowski, George Mudroyich, Ed. Barksdale, Edward Hamrock, Edward Vodhanel, Jackie Wasko, Mike Bednarik, 9th Hfwla Klan Holiday. This group of 167, are newcomers to enter Memorial High. They are under The sponsorship of Mr President .,.......,., ,,,,,,,,v.,,, E . Faklis Vice-President .,.,,, .,,.... E d. Williams Secretary ......,A..., ,,,,,,,, , .. ,,,,, ,,,,,.. J oe Vrable Treasurer. ., ,,.,,.,,,,,,,..,...,...,,.,..,,...... , ,,,,, Rose Lipka fflontinued on page 711 Page 34 Jlulb fo pdtabulzqh In memory ot one of the outstanding events of Memorial High, we wish to extend our appreciation and thanks to three of the swellest teachers, Mr. Centofante, Mr. Repasky, and Mr. Parks, for taking their time to show us the wonderful time, we Chemistry students had in Pittsburgh in l947. Also, now, we would like to thank Mr. FlashbuIb Stevens for taking these swell pictures to present to you in an annual of 1948. mmm atom sperm, The students entering into the National Honor Society must follow certain qualiti- cations as: Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character. The club was organized in l933. Members are selected by teachers from the upper thirds of the HA, l2B, and l2A classes. The National Honor Society is under the supervision of Mr. Kunicki and Mr. King. Row l-Left to right-Agnes Timko, Eleanor Hoffman, Katherine Bond. Row 2-Cecilia Bartos, Helen Gerlick, Betty Jean Brayer, Esther Shiller, Helen D'Altorio. Row 3-Mr. Kunicki, Sandy Monaco, John Vaporis, Mr. King. New Members: Row l-Left to right-Josephine Frazzini, Clara Carano, Doris Famor, Eileen Tucci, Janet Parish. Row 2-Dennis Katsaras, Jane Koly, Peter Alexoff, Mildred Pezell, Thomas McKuIa. NOT PICTURED Hope Bobosh, Geraldine Scott, Patricia Komarc, Minnie Pilatos, Eleanor Ostrowski, William Livosky, Anna M. Mudrovich, Mary Strella, Milton Lenhart, Helen Lemon, Joan Prassinos, Madeline Climes, Josephine Grohovsky, Dorothy Barak. may The Hi-Y Club is an honorary club consisting of boys only. The club is an official member of the many Mahoning Valley Hi-Y Clubs. The club ideals are: Clean-Living, Clean Speech, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Activities. One of the bright spots of the year is Hi-Y Civics Day. Mr. Holliday is the sponsor ofthe club. Row l-Left to right-Raymond Hassey, Ray Bragalone, Bill Livosky, Mr. Holliday, Sandy Monaco, John Vaporis. Row 2-Bob Hassey, Peter Alexoff, Edward Tirpak, Frank Dravecky, Michael Tirpak, Thomas McKula, Gilbert Prokop. Row 3-Guy DeSantis, John Costontino, Ray Kukura, Teddy Katula, Walter Chwalik. Row 4-Dennis Katsaras, Ernest Maceyko, Chester Chwalik, Tony Priore, George Climes, Bob Jakubek. President ............... ....... W illiam Livosky Vice-President ...... ...... R aymond Hussey Secretary .......,... ...... R ay Bragalone Treasurer ........ .......,.....,.... ......... ....,....... S a ndy Monaco Sponsor .......V..............................................,...,.......,.....,.,..... Mr. Holliday Top picture-Steve Drapp, Rudy Zelina, Gordon Bugby, Mr. Holliday, sponsor, George Sendo, Joe Bartos. , 31,10-.10-.sm-ga We give this group ot girls credit for their contribution to the growth of friendship among students. The title of their club represents: Friendship, leadership, service and citizenship. The activities of the club varies from dances to parties, such as: the Mother and Daughter Tea, date dances, and initiation parties. Sponsor is Miss Kendall. Row l-Lett to right-Mary Cibulas, Helen Gerlick, Joan Kolak, Florence Balogh, Mary Strella. Row 2--Josephine Grohovsky, Betty Jean Brayer, Eleanore Ostrowski, Mary Evanoff, Jane Sbrocco. Row 3-June Zetts, Janet Parish, Jessie Schiffauer, Virginia Testa, Helen Har- vischak, Julia Halibonich, Antoinette Miceli. Row 4-Betty Lazich, Ann Marie Mudrovich, Miss Kendall, Mildred Pezell. sdwzmfup gm This fine group of students have had the honor of representing Memorial High in major district and State Tests. They partake in tests such as: Senior Scholastic, District State, Army-Navy, Pepsi Cola and Every Pupil Tests. They are under the sponsorship of Mr. Gary. Row l-Lett to right-Geraldine Scott, Mary Krinos, Dorothy Dalessandro, Eleanor Hoffman, Mr. Gary, Dorothy Barak, Betty Jean Brayer, Beatrice Jones. Row 2-Rita Yacovone, Helen Gerlick, Dorothy Kacenga, Josephine Grohovsky, Irene Arfaros, Mary Ann Horvatt, Helen Lemon, Sandy Monaco. Row 3-Joe Timko, Thelma Cornelius, Dorothy Sebest, Albertina Castro, Geraldine Brayer, Helen D'AItorio, George Climes. Row 4-Nick Libertine, Doris Fomor, Patricia Komarc, Diana Vasilion, Jayne Koly, Irene Furin, Gordon Bugby, Ray Kukura. Row 5-Guy DeSantis, John Vaporis, Mary Bednar, Cecilia Bartos, Agnes Timko, Mary Strella, Maria Melnik, Michael R. Tirpak, Milton Lenhart, George Fallos, Directed by Mr. Gary. 9-45 The purpose of the G. A. C. is to promote sportsmanship and increase athletics among the girls. Among the sports in which they participate are: Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball and Bowling. The Girls Athletic Council is under the sponsorship ot Miss Broyer. Row l-Left to right-Cecilia Bartos, Betty Carney, Betty Jean Brayer, Francis Truban, Dorothy Borak, Rosalia Necko, Dolores Rerko. Row 2-Eleanore Sulick, Betty Lazich, Joanne Kolak, Eleanor Ostrowski, Mary Ann Matosky, Mary Ann Perno. Row 3-Jessie Schifthauer, Hope Bobosh, Mary Lou Baka, Dolores Hudran, Mary Evanoff, Olga Geletka, Virginia DiCicco, Dolores Thomas. Row 4-Miss Brayer, Josephine Grohovsky, Esther Shiller, Rosemary Smith, Mary Veselick, Jayne Koly, Margaret Kovach, Joan Prassinos, June Zetts, Loretta Brayer, President ................................................................,...,....... Cecilia Bartos Vice-President ........ ...... B etty Jean Brayer Secretary .......... . ..... Virginia DiCicco Treasurer ....... ...... D orothy Barak Sponsor ....... ........ M iss Brayer 121 Our Allegria Club is organized for the purpose of helping to advance fellowship and service. The name Allegria is derived from a Latin word meaning gaiety and merri- ment. The Club was first organized in September of l938 under the sponsorship of Miss O'Brien who has been the sponsor since. Row l-Left to right-Betty Lazich, Joan Kolak, Irene Furin, Dorothy Dalessandro. Row 2-Mary Lou Baka, Dolores Hudran, Mary Evanoff, Olga Geletka, Virginia DiCicco. Row 3-Eleanore Mazzupappa, Patricia Komarc, Miss O'Brien, Jayne Kolv, Margaret Kovach. President ..,..,,.,... ,,,......,. V irginio DiCicco Vice-President ...... ....... D orothy Dalessandro Secretary .........., ..,......... M ary Lou Baku Treasurer ........ .,...,. M argaret Kovach Sponsor ........ ........... M iss 0'Brien '14-Jew . The Y-Teeners Club renders the social entertainment for the members of the organization. All high school girls are eligible for membership provided they know the ideals of the club, which are: To Face Life Squarely and To Find and Give the Best . This club was formerly known as the Girl Reserves which later was changed to Gamma Rho Mega, now it officially holds its name as the Y-Teens. Mrs. Grant and Miss Brayer are sponsors of the Club. Row l-Left to right-Josephine Grohovsky, Dorothy Borak, Esther Shiller, Mrs. Grant, Virginia Testa, Joan Prassinos, lrene Arfaros, Betty Jean Brayer. Row 2-Virginia Koulianos, Mary Ann Horvatt, Ruth Kennedy, Eleanore Ostrowski, Ruth Fetch, Mary Mastorides, Dorothy Kacenga. Row 3-Louise Neveroski, Darlene Helsel, Lucille Rich, Eleanor Hoffman, Betty Baugh, Sylvia Prassinos, Eleanor Lokiec, Carol Rollins. Row 4-Irene Petrus, Janet Stanfor, Amelia Cua, Eleanore Sulick, Mary Zambetis, Dorothy Bougoukas, Mary Cibulas, Dionisia Vasilion, Florence Dimoff, Patricia Komarc, Doris Famor, Clara Sferra. Row 5-Mary Duponty, Marion Baker, Lillian Nestasi, Margaret Griscik, Grace Ricci, Amelia Sambolec, Anna Maximov, Ann Husak, Bertha Schuster, Gertrude Hudach, Helen Kalitich. President ............... ......... E sther Shiller Vice-President ....... .....,. V irginia Testa Secretary ..,.......... ...... J can Prossinos Treasurer .......... ..... I rene Arfaros agwza im These cafeteria girls are those very fine people who have the task of serving and selling the food to you at noontime. They are in charge of the kitchen after lunch hour, seeing that dishes are cleaned and also that excess food is put away. This group of girls is under the supervision of Miss Taylor. Row l-Left to right-Dorothy Laicharoff, Mary Vaporis, Louise Neveroski, Darlene l-lelsel. Row 2- Betty Carney, Dorothy McLandric, Josephine Sinibaldi, Grace Ricci, Catherine Cougras, Annie Mae l-lerns, Lucille Rich, Miss Taylor. F... FAREWELL By Helen Gerlick is for the friends that were so kind. A-is for the assemblies that we leave behind. R-is for the razzes that we got in our E1 W E- Li Li Freshman year. is for the English tests we loved so dear? -is for the worries when exams came around. is for the E's that can seldom be found. is for the Latin we had to learn. is for the library we all did yearn. T-is for the team that always did try. O-is for the orchestra which will always get by. M-is for the memories that will never perish. H-is for the halls that we will always . cherish. S--is for the school and the help it gave and for this through life we will al- ways rave. THINGS T0 REMEMBER By Rose Leombruno The first days of school have now gone by, Although we were children we all did try The days at first seemed very long, But now I wonder where they've gone. The first two years were the longest it seems, But when I look back it looks like a dream The last two years went by very fast Just when l got to know all the class. Three minutes from class to class Was one of the fastest times that passed Although we were piled with homework at night A diploma we are getting for winning the fight. Thanks to our teachers we say from our hearts Their work was one of the hardest parts Saying goodbye is a difficult task, Especially to such a wonderful class. This group of boys and girls have the responsibilities of seeing that the Memo, our school paper, reaches you at the time ot publication. Students are chosen from home rooms to undertake this task. They are under the supervision ot Mr. Nolti. Row l-Lett to right-Josephine Frazzini, Carol Katula, Doris Farrior, Sylvia Prassinos, Betty Ann Fitfick, Louise Noble, Mary Cibulas. Row 2-Harry Copp, Dorothy Laicharotf, Janet Stanfor, Stamatia Kalos, Geraldine Cavalier, Kay Rudiak, Row 3+Mary Strange, John Galida, George Siva, John Martinko, Pete Alexotf, Paul Horvatt, Tony Tarr, Janet Parish. The Memo, the Memorial High School publication, has been published without a break since I933. The paper, formerly called the Chanticleer, was changed to the Memo, a contraction ot the Memorial Memorandum. The paper is published by the Creative Writing Class of Memorial under the guidance of Mr. Nolti. The statt includes: Row l-Mary Ann Horvatt, Dorothy Borak, Eleanor Hoffman, Mr. Nolti, Dionisia Vasilion, Dorothy Bougoukas, Mary Cibulas, Florence Balogh, Helen Gerlick. Row 2-Minnie Pilatos, Mary Zarnbetis, Dolores Hudran, Dolores Thomas, Joanne Kolak, Mildred Pezell, Nancy l-lassey, Dorothy Kacenga, Mary Ann Yablonkai. Row Bfl-lelen Jukich, Florence Katula, Mary Lou Baka, June Zetts, Katherine Bond, Constance Pompeo, Mary Krinos, Joan Parenti, Rose Lipka, Dorothy Sebest. Row 4-Patsy Ortenzio, Betty Almasi, John Texter, Irene Furin, Joyce Famor, Irene Ziak, Rosalia Necko, Dolores Recko, Betty Jean Brayer, Clara Carano, Jeanette Testa. Row Sfpeter Alexott, George Climes, Sandy Monaco, Gust Alexander, Tony Priore, Bob Hassey, Steve Bogdan, Steve Dubai, Dennis Katsaras, Edward Stanko, Tony Musolino. mlofm i l Where's your pass. Sign your name. These are two of the well-known phrases used by our very capable monitors. They have been doing a swell job in keeping our halls clear and clean. The monitors are under the supervision of Miss Hetrick. Picture l Row l-Lett to right+Janet Parish, Minnie Carlozzie, Dolores Thomas, Ann Snitzer, Virginia Guidos, Ann Mrosko, Lucille Rich, Georgia Morton. Row 2-Loretta Brayer, June Zetts, Mary Ann Matosky, WiIm.1 Hudak, Katherine Garzan, Ann Voytilla, Dorothy Angelides, Helen Blasko, Rose Marie Smith, Eleanor Christoft, Virginia Testa. Row 3gThelma Cornelius, Mary Bednar, Betty Copeland, Margaret Raines, Irene Arfaros, Margie Orlovsky, Irene Gozar. Row 4-Pauline Ekoniak, Eve Wargo, Antoinette Niceli, Beatrice Jones, Mary Smiley, Lydia Fazekas. Row 5-Nick Nicola, George Senda, John Bartos, Bob l-lovanec, Julia Halibonich, Joe Bartos, Paul Ritz, Ann Maximov, Ann Husak. Row 6-John Kotis, Melvin Horton, Bill Klenec, Ed Neroda, Steve Soltis, Charles Klimko, George Siva. Picture 2 Row l+Left to right+Albertina Castro, Mary Schuster, Mary Siva, Ann Takacs, Rosemary Fray, Mary Mastorides, Janet Stanfor, Row 2--Tom Gattamalata, Tony Siembida, Irene Ziak, Catherine Wilush, Lois Doll, Madeline Climes, Lucille Miller. Row 3-John Vaporis, Rita Yacavone, Fay Megaloucli, Norma Radkoski, Geraldine Brayer, Marie Trimacco, Dorothy Sirak. Row 4-Thelma Vouis, Margie Speis, Joan Kolak, Dolores Rerko, Mary Medvey, Darlene Helsel. Row 5-Charles Koutsourais, Bill Chwalik, Frank Hudak, Steve Drapp, Guy DeSantis, Sandy Monaco, Tom McKula, Jackie Lunich, Rudy Zelina, John Zakucia, Walter Susczynski. Row 6fWalter Chwalik, John Costantino, Tony Duponty, Mike Zayac, Joe Meleg, Ted Volsky, Chester Chwalik, Mike Feher, Wesly Hodge, Tony Priore, Bob Kopinsky, Steve Geletka, Sam Librie. IMA From a very small beginning with a small collection ot books, the present Memorial High Library has increased and progressed very rapidly. Mr. Parenti is the library director The librarians are there to aid students in selecting books to their liking. Volumes in the library include: novels, biographies, short stories, histories, encyclopedias, newspapers and approximately l25 magazines. Row l-Left to right-Betty Jane Cooper, Mary Lou Baka, Dolores Hudran, Rasalia Necko, Florence Balogh, James Ciccolelli. Row 2-Eleanor Hoffman, Mary Ann Matosky, Mary Zarnbetis, Amelia Sambolec, Loretta Macara. Row 3-Walter Chwalik, Mary Centotante, Dionisia Vasilion, Patricia Komarc, Gertrude Hudach, Doris Famor, Irene Petrus. Row 4-Mr. Parenti, Catherine Carney, Irene Ziak, Helen Regala, Stella Wojtowicz, Mary Ann Medvey, Carol Katula, Albert Kovach, Row 5-Mike Siakizes, Teddy Katula, John Costantino. 316 'fl Wall These are scenes from the play Come Rain or Shine by Marijane and Joseph Hayes and presented by the January Class on Dec. ll, l947 under the direction of Miss Fulton. Upper left picture-Dorothy Bougoukas, Dennis Katsaras. Upper middle picture, sitting-Kay Raptis, Angeline Pacella, Virginia James, Mary Cibulas, Dorothy Bougoukas, Clara Carano, lrene Vargo, Eleanor Hoffman. Standing-Ed Stanko, Katherine Bond, Jeannette Testa, Dennis Katsaris, Ann Herns, Rose Leombrizno, Miss Fulton, Mike Siakizis, Ralph Pompeo. Upper right picture-Ed Stanko, Jeannette Testa. Lower left picture-Clara Carano, Mike Siakizis, Dennis Katsaras, Eleanor Hoffman. Lower right picture-Angeline Pacella, Irene Vargo, Ann Herns, Rose Leombruno. K ,vm may cw The June Class presented the ploy The More the Merrier by Anne Weotherly on Moy 6 ond 7, I948. Row l-Left to right-Virginia Ortenzio, Josephine Frazzini, Dorothy Borak, Betty Carney, Betty Lazich, Helen Malarchick, Margaret Mraz, Doris Famor, Patricia Komarc, Gertrude Hudak. Row 2-Catherine Rudiak, Eileen Tucci, Darlene Helsel, Mary Ann Baker, Thelma Vouis, Rosemary Fray, Eleanore Ostrowski, Esther Shiller, Betty Jean Brayer, Helen Yakubov, Rosalia Necko. Row 3-Melvin Horton, Ray Garvin, Miss Fulton, Jim Adams, Bill Livosky, Peter Alexoft, John Vaporis. Hzdandflarlf The Red and Black Masqueraders Club, one of the oldest and most consistent associations, was organized by Miss Fulton in l926. Miss Fulton is still director and sponsor ot the club. The purpose ot this club is to present plays and assembly programs to the public and students ot the school as well. Row l-Left to right-Doris Famor, Jane Sbrocco, Betty Jean Brayer, Miss Fulton, James Adams, Joe Valko. Row 2-Steve Bogdan, Josephine Grohovsky, Esther Shiller, Betty Jane Cooper, Lucille Rich, Mary Mastorides, Jeannette Testa, William Chwalik, Albert Pompeo. Row 3-John Vaporis, Mike Siakizes, Mary Krinos, Joyce Famor, Fay Megaloudi, Helen Harvischak, Bob Hassay, Donald McLandric. Row 4-Ray Garvin, Charles Nesevich, Melvin Horton, Virginia Testa, Bill Livosky. Row 5-Mary Ann Horvatt, Irene Artaros, Agnes Timko, Betty Lazich, Nick Tsaknis, Tommy Gatta- melata, Frank Hudak, George Senda. President ......,.....,. ....... J ames Adams Vice-President ..,... ...,......,..., J oe Volko Secretary .,,..,... ..,... B etty Jean Brayer Treasurer ..,... .......... J one Sbrocco Sponsor ....,.. .,.... M iss Fulton This club is composed of boys and girls who must see that the stage is set and properly decorated for different plays, assemblies, and other activities, performed by the students of the school. The club is under the supervision of Miss Mary Fulton. Row l-Eleanor Ostrowski, Esther Shiller, Miss Fulton, Virginia Ortenzio, Nancy Boris. Row 2-Ann Sevc, Mary Vodhanel, Rose Socak, Bob Kopinsky, Thomas Gattamelata. Row 3-Robert Miles, James Gray, Patsy Ortenzio, Ray Garvin, Melvin Horton, Andy Gonda. Row 4-Nick Shirilla, James Morakis, Slavko Jurich, James Adams, James Vallas, Andrew Redmond. Hand we-r Kneeling-Left to right-Bob Satosky, Frank Pinciaro. Row l-Rocky DeMart, George Haring, August Thomas, Dave Bugby, Paul Wojtowicz, Norman Curry, Mike Gourlas, Mr. Spagnola. Row 2-Mr. Facciobene, Helen Kalitich, Patty Komarc, Virginia DiCicco, Cleo Scourcos, Alice Rushen, John Orlovsky, Mike Sirak, Fred Wilson, Paul Macala. Row 3-Gertrude Hudach, Pauline Ekoniak, Beatrice Jones, Geraldine Scott, Clara Withers, Sandy Monaco, Victor George. Row 4-Leo Bobo, Mary Ann Horvatt, Dorothy Sebest, Joan Parenti, Gordon Bugby, Ray Bond, Myron Voytilla, Harry Rollins. Row 5-Mike Tirpak, George Climes, Gus Alexander, Tom McKula, Carmen Mico, Andy Stahara, Joe Bak. President ............... .. ,,,,,.,,, Sandy Monaco Vice-President .....,. ,,,,,,,,, T ommy McKuIa 5eCl'ef0ry ............. ..... M ary Ann Horvatt Treasurer ...... ...... V irginia DiCicco Sponsorship ...... ,,,.,,,,, M r, Spagnolq Mr. Facciobene Bwzd gg g Thanks to the Marching Band of Memorial l-ligh for the wonderful programs they have performed at our football games and other civic and social affairs. The majorettes and colorfguards added a touch of sparkling beauty to the scenery. Our band is under the musical direction of Mr. Spagnola. Mr. Facciobene is in charge of the marching and the majorettes. MAJORETTES AND COLOR GUARDS Row l Left to right --Louise Neveroski, Joan Kolak, Loretta Oshelski, Betty Ann Fifficln, Row 2 lrene Gozur, Joyce Famor, Margie Spies, Flo Dimoff, Marcella Kapusta. llow 3 Helen l-loza, Louise Helsel, Darlene l-lelsel, Eileen Tucci, Rose Cua, Dorothy Laichnrofl. Drum Mayor Bill Livosky. flwfzal and Ufzrhmffwz The chief purpose of the organization of an orchestra and choral group is to have them entertain at school commencements, and various school assemblies. Both groups are under the direction of Mr. Spagnola. Row l-Left to right-Norman Curry, Rocky DeMart, Betty Turchan, Joyce Famor, Mary Ann Harvatt, Joan Parenti, Beatrice Jones, Helen Lemon. Row 2,-Leo Bobo, Alice Turchan, Rose Leornbruno, Betty Lockiec, Dorothy Sebest, Nicolina Catrun, George Haring. Row 3-Gordon Bugby, Gus Alexander, Sandy Monaco, Mike Angelides, Fred Wilson, Mike Sirak, Geral- dine Scott, Joe Bak. Row 4-Carmen Mico, George Clirnes, Patty Komarc, Gertrude Hudach, Helen Kalitich, Miko Gourlas, Michael Tirpak, Tom McKula, Ed Stanko, Myron Voytilla. fContinued an page 7lj Page 54 Clmckmm The people in this helpful group are the office checkers who aid the office staff by writing schedules running errands, and taking announcements around to various rooms. By doing this work they have proved to be invaluable in their help to the staff, Row I-Left to right-Francis Truban, Josephine Frazzini, Sylvia Prassinos, Jane Sbrocco, Agnes Timko Mary Krinos, Gertrude Walkosak, Ann Garchar. Row 2+Irene Vargo, Helen Fitas, Helen Sulak, Miss Hetrick Mary Vaporis, Thelma Vouis, Rose Kubus. Row 3-Josephine Grohovsky, Amelia Sulak, Betty Ann Fiffick, Viola Rich, Corrie Gathright, Ronald Bragalone. Row 4-Ray Kukura, Grace Hange, Mary Poullas. Row 5-Nancy Willard, Joan Prassinos, Martha Copp. OUR CLASSES CHEMISTRY Sing a song of chemistry, Here we must remain With 20 mils of ammonia Trickling down the drain. When the vapors started to rise And circle about our hair, We commenced to gasp and cough And then run out for air. MATH Now I'm slaving o'er my math, Measure this and subtract that, What would your puzzled answer be, Ifaistogascistod? Iflistomaskistoy, If you don't know, then how could I? I'II measure in logs, a barn, cliff or tree But to no avail, in the end I get e. PHYSICS As the pendulum swings And the force rushes forward, I'm waiting for the bell, So that I may dash doorward, Then I'lI accelerate And move through the hall, And till the next day Get away from it all. By Ed Neroda Most likely to succeed boy Most likely to suceed girl Best dancer boy Best dancer girl Nicest personality girl Nicest personality boy Biggest pest boy Biggest pest girl Most popular boy Most popular girl Best! athlete Did most for class Handsomest boy Prettiest girl Shortest girl Shortest boy Tallest girl Tallest boy Peppiest boy Peppiest girl Most sophisticated girl Shyest boy Shyest girl Nicest hair boy Nicest hair girl Best singer boy Best singer girl Best actor Best actress Boy's ideal Girl's ideal Nicest smile-boy Nicest smile--girl Nicest eyes-boy Prettiest eyes-girl Craziest laugh-girl Craziest laugh-boy Man hater Woman hater Best dresser-girl Best dresser-boy wfwz aww gym ffm John Vaporis Helen D'Altario Ray Hassey Dorothy Laichoroff Josephine Frazzini John Vaporis Pete Kornyak Ann Sevc Pete Kornyak Mary Evanoff Peter Kornyak Peter Alexoff Ernest Maceyko Mary Evanoff Dorothy Dalessandro Steve Dubai Martha Copp George Fallas Pete Kornyak Betty Carney Jane Koly Steve Dubai Ann Takacs Mike Soroka Eleanor Simchick Robert Miles Mary Smiley Jimmy Adams Esther Shiller Gertrude Hudack Ozzie Maceyko Ted Volsky Eleanor Ostrowski Steve Stevens Mary Zambetis Darlene Helsel Ted Volsky Lydia Fazekas Sandy Monaco lrene Furin Steve Stevens Sandy Monaco Betty Brayer Bob Horvath Betty Carney Betty Brayer Sandy Monaco Patsy Ortenzio Darlene Helsel John Vaporis Esther Shiller Mickey Tirpak Betty Brayer Steve Stevens lrene Furin Josephine Frazzini Paul Vanyo Ann Husak Clarence Lyons Mickey Tirpak Mary Poulas Irene Furin Edward Neroda Eleanor Mazzapappa Steve Stevens lrene Furin George Fallas Eileen Tucci Bill Livosky Doris Famor Aggie Timko Edward Tirpak Nick Comsia Dorothy Laichoroff Ed Neroda Eleanor Ostrowski Mary Smiley Mike Evan Mary Centofante Gus Alexander Mary Lou Baka Chuck Koutsourais BY Edward Neroda Esther Shiller George Chugden Darlene Helsel Agnes Timko Bill Livosky Andrew Redmond Virginia Ortenzio Bill Livosky Betty Brayer Ernest Maceyko Josephine Frazzini George Chugden Rosemary Fray Lillian Nestasi Michael Gourlas Ann Maximov Wesly Hodge Robert Miles Darlene Helsel Eleanor Sulick Paul Vanyo Anthonette Vitucci Peter Alexoff Helen Fitas Frank Dravecky Patty Komarc John Vaporis Betty Brayer Irene Furin George Chugden Steve Stevens Doris Famor John Texter Helen Yakabov Betty Carney George Chugden Diana Vasilion Bob Horvath Dorothy Borak Joe Kominak Josephine Frozzini Dorothy McLandric Dorothy Luichorotf Gertrude Hudoch 4 f ,fs 0 ,f Fla' P' 2 iwfff I f 4-2 W' 7 1' Z 7 I Y 1 1 W y Q X' ,bww w X -,L X ' o O VA' Vx ' - - f X I I 1 f -V 0 ' 1' ff, 7 , 5 ' , I :q w h x ' - Lf X xg' i X- x ZVXLBARA4 ' duouhtion The Memorial Athletic Association has always followed a policy meant to produce the best possible public relations, inter-scholastic, and inter-pupil relations. All activities of the association are planned with one thought in mind - to maintain the reputation of Memorial High, as a school to be admired for fair play and sportsmanship and feared for its athletic ability. Row l-Lett to right-Mr. Pacella, Mr. Centotante, Mr, Nolfi, Mr. Cebula, Mr. Ciolli. Row 2-Mr. Rich, Mr. Malys, Mr. Parks, Mr. Parenti, Mr. Hyman. Row 3-Mr. Spisak, Mr. O'MelIan, Mr. Zamary, Mr. Knapick. Row 4-Mr. Wansack, Mr. Konya. THE sEAsoN's BASEBALL Rzcoko Traclc Records 3 North I yard dash-Marion Swain-lOs. yard dash-Marion Swain-23.95. ll Lowellville 5 440 yard dash-Wes Hodge-56.75. 6 East 2 880 yard run-Nick Tsaknis-2:O9.6 l mile run-Steve Drapp-5:l9.l ll Sffufhefs 12 220 yard low hurdles-Frank Fanelli-29s 7 Chaney 8 120 yard high hurdles-Wes Hodge-l8s 880 yard relay-Swain, Katsaras, Parker 17 North l and Maceyko-l 234 7 Farrell 4 l mile relay-Hodge, Matosky, Chwalik 8 Struthers 7 and McClendon-3.5l5 Shot put-Al Kovach-38'6 I6 Sharpsville l Sigh Jump-Hsrb McClendon-5'8 9 Chaney 1 ole Vault-Jo n Motosky-9'6 Discus throw-Rudy Baglama-l l9'lO Totals-Won 8, Lost 2. Broad Jump-Dennis Katsaras-2O'6 KDHCIIUZQ SMH ..- . .,..-,f,,n,,.Y.., ,W ' st Top-Line Coach-Sloko Gill, Assistant Coach-L. Konya Center-Varsity Coach--John Knapick Bottom-Assist. Coach-Nolfi, Coach-M. Wansack-Jr. Football RECORD OF 'I947 FOOTBALL Memorial opp onen i 6 Niles I3 6 Chaney O V6 Ursuline 34 6 Farrell 7 l9 Steubenville B. R. 13 I2 Cleve. John Adams 6 7 Steubenville C. C. O l3 East O 26 Struthers O O Johnstown 0 WKBN ALL-COUNTY FIRST TEAM WP' 'N i ,JI ' Swain W. Chwolik jpolzfa - Hctivn Lett comer Walter Chwolik squirms post a would Kovach about to tackle o Struthers be fodder of Clevk John Adams, end on a pass ploy. Kornyak receiving his letter from Football Banquet Coach Knapic A John Adams boy skirts right end Cal Hubbard speaking at the Football for a short gain. banquet ,.-,.,.,, 1 , L i ,w 1 Mi W! , mu, 1 . :Q Mfg . .X-, - x A :ff L fx N.. ,f X J' ,,. 'Eff Sf' li ' ' w . , .X Q .3 fig. Q - ' A Y. .xx N ,p .. Sufi Lyons Klenic Tirpock Debelyok V0'SkY iu'5A 'Q Meleg J. Constontino Kotsoros Forgoc Hodge bmw! in 3 A Ciccollile Kornyak Kovoch Wosko C. Chwolik -1. N bs C C O Ld T3 U .E U O. C I C fu Q- in O U 1 C5 2 ua 2 O. c O Ill 3 E rf To 3 .c U 2 S .1 . 2 o P C. 'a 3 th .C u m P O M coachesl 41 C fu +1 ff vi Ill ru V fl! P- C O M 5 L. O so- C N 4- U7 3 o . E o 4-' 4-f o m m C M ei 7m 3 .C U 'U C ru Ps fB in In fu I U1 .. QD U1 ru C ru E .Q a. .C U N O U wc an 'o o I C. fu E -0- -0- O I rf ru 3 .C U L5 an o Om J. O. .E Q .. -U ru as P I , c 5, I 0-' KD C P o ru a .c 3 'T , fl! lg T9 O .n 3 E U3 55 uf J E O fu i in 4- N 3' X L5 1: rc E J E 3 .: .5 r 5 g sc 9 Tj o x: U' fu o' B .E 0 .E 3 55 6 ' .z o U .E -j BC J .I 3 5 ID .8 Z D S vi .C UI V7 N g as up E qg KD 3 S 2 u. I if - 'E S FU .U an C as Q, D l . U in E .Z- dm dvi -Y? E02 mD'0 2'-U 0 -BE TU -.Cy Em mE,,g BLUE leo gram Qgl QEE 'o pi Egr- ': N C 'o QD an N m 0 .C GJ LI. E FOOTBALL By Chuck Koutsourais The jinx which East cast upon the Red Devils last year was still riding high when they inaugurated their season by dropping a hard fought battle to Niles l3-6. Davis of Niles highlighted the game when he in- tercepted Ted Volsky's aerial and raced 87 yards without a hand being laid on him, to score the touchdown which broke the local boys' backs. The following Friday night Memorial be- came involved in a rough battle with the then highly regarded Chaney squad. After see-sawing throughout most of the game the Red Devils managed to push across the only score of the game to defeat Chaney 6-O. The aforementioned jinx came back in full stride when the Memorialites lost to Ursuline by the depressing score of 34-6. Swain raced half the length of the field for the Hellmen's only score while Zippy Morrocco had a field day with three 6- pointers for the fighting Irish . Seven days later the Campbellites dropped still another game to a stubborn Farrell eleven. The Red Devils led practi- cally throughout the entire ballgame by six points but in the dying seconds of playing time Farrell scored on a desperation pass. Their place kick split the crossbars. lt was during this ballgame that Wes Hodge proved his worth by playing a brilliant de- fensive game of football. Score: 7-6. With a season's record of l-3 the Knapic- men next had to face one of the top teams in the state, Steubenville Big Red. Unde- feated Big Red had blood in their eyes because of a setback handed them by Me-- morial last year and it looked as though they would have their revenge on the luck- less Campbellites. But as lady luck would have it the local boys scored twice in the early stages of the game and left the over- confident Big Red combination bewildered. Before they had completely recovered the game was half over and they were still trailing. A Dennis Katsaras to Marion Swain pass netted a third touchdown while Big Red reached pay dirt but twice, Score' I9-l3. The game was termed as the upset of the season by state wide sports circles. That victory alone was compensation enough for the earlier losses suffered by Knapic's boys. ' A jnnfball Top-Nolfi, Kust, Spadefor, Martinko, J. Vrable, Williams, Duponty, Kissel, Muzevich, E. Lee, Timko, T. Millich, P. Millich, Keshok, London, Wansack. Middle-Hudey, Rusnak, Blasko, Pacella, Basista, Wytowich, Pretko, Lentini, Hudran, Detko, B. Vrable, Guidos, Tsarnas, Katula, Cash. Bottom-Washko, Vavlas, Starenchak, Slatsky, Rico, B. Van Cobb, Parks, Zetts, Bobo, Gustinel la, Cougras, Hornyak. Getting back to their winning ways they next met and defeated Cleveland John Adams l2-6 in a hard fought contest. Steubenville Catholic Central was their next victim. Al Kovach plunged over from the three yard line after Swain, the Me- morial luminary, and Jack Washko set up the scoring play. The final score was 7-O. Youngstown East was then measured by the unstoppable Red Devils who scored twice while East despite their efforts re- mained scoreless. With their hopes high, the Struthers Wildcats tried in vain to break the fifteen year jinx which the Hellmen of Campbell hold over them. Memorial's down river arch rivals haven't beaten us in fifteen years but nevertheless they keep coming back, which shows good sportsmanship. After traveling l2O miles to Johnstown, Pa. in the rain, the team participated in a game of football on a baseball field con- verted into a football field which resembled a sea of mud. The mud was 6 inches deep and made maneuvering hazardous. Both teams were handicapped and were unable to score. JUNIOR FOOTBALL The Junior Grid men, having faced the toughest of competition, managed to eke out two victories out of the season's sched- uled eight games. Although the boys were green most of them showed promise. Jeff London who scored most of the points for Mr. Wansack's Red men, is looked upon as a future luminary, Con- sidering the many handicaps which Mr. Wansack had to cope with he feels that the boys have done a good job. JUNIOR BASKETBALL Coach Centofante's junior hoop stars proved themselves capable of finding the range luring tight spots, and that varsity coach Rich needn't worry about talent for several years to come. Dom Musitano was the outstanding player and leading scorer, The team which won the majority of their contests against the counties top junior teams was highly regarded in local sports circles. Bmnbad R. . X .- - . QL. A N, The Memorial baseball team finished the season with an impressive mark of 9 wins and two losses. Bowing only to Struthers and Chaney, the Red Devils proved themselves an efficient aggregation. The team was paced by the superb pitching of Dave Krotky and Gus Schriber, who had a record of 4-l and 3-l respectively. Bob Hoffman and Vansuch augmented the pitching staff with their proficient hitting. Under the versatile hand of coach Centofante the boys became increasingly smoother in their manner of handling themselves. Another bright spot in the picture is the abundance of underclassmen on the team. This fact promises capable teams in the future. Top left Top right Matosky reaches First safely Timko at Bat BASEBALL TEAM Top Row-Gill, Asst. Coach, Kukurag Krotky, Ed Tirpak, T. Katula, Lyons, Timko, Schriber, Rosian, Uhlar, Vansuch, Coach Centofante. Bottom row-Svagerko, McLandric fmanagerl, Vrable, Hoffman, Bragalone, Matosky, Rovnak, M. Tirpak, Prokop. Bottom right Bottom left Bottom center Bragalone takes healthy cut Audience at Roosevelt Park Coach Al Centofante at ball ' A 46'n.almfba!! Row l-Left to right-James Morrow, George Guhi, Ray Bond, Robert Kennedy, Donald Hudran. Row 2-Mr. Centofante, Ed. Millich, Bob Katula, John Martinko, Ed Williams, James Duponty, Richard Christensen. Row 3-Joe Vrable, George Slanina, George Tsarnas, Steve Peloza. had: we-f, Row l-left to right-G. DeSantis, M. Zayac, G. Hasapes, J. Wasko, A. Kovach, W. Chwalik, J. Kotis. Row 2-left to right-M. Skritic, R. Garvin, Bushella, Vodhanel, Solter, G. Climes, Matosky, S. Drapo, Jacubek, Malys. Row 3-left to right-R. Baglama, F. Fanelli, N. Tsaknis, E. Parker, D. Katsaras, M. Swain, E. Maceyko, E. Wilkes, H. McClendon, W. Hodge, L. Parenti, J. Ondemisi, C. Chwalik. Row 4-left to right-M. Maro, M. Hura, J. Orlovsky, D. Texter, F. Dubaj, L. Novak, W. Suszinski, P. Dubash, G. Alexander, W. Van Cobb, R. Domanich, P. W. Nolfi. Memorial, this year, inaugurated a field and track team. Most of the boys natural- ly had no previous experience but under the expert tutelage of Mr. Maro and Mr. L. Parenti they developed rapidly and made respectable showings against all competi- tion. The outstanding track personality on the team is Marion Swain, the flashy football star. This speedster is faster than any schoolboy in the district. He ranks second only to Clifford of Canton McKinley for statewide laurels. Marion, who runs the 100 yd. dash in 9.9 seconds was undefeated in the season's scheduled track meets. Although the track team was up to par the field team seemed to have been lacking in scoring power and that accounted for the mediocre showing of the team. jmck Top Left Corner Dennis Katsaras Board Jumping 22 Ft. 8 Inches Upper Left Corner Hasapes chucking the shot put Center S. Drapp Pole Vaulting 10 ft. Lower Left Corner Mr. Parenti discharging the starting gun for the mile run Bottom Lett Charles Wilkes high jumping height: 5'2 Top Middle Fanelli leading the Kangaroos Group Unidentified Swain finishing the 880 yd. relay Time: I min. 59 sec. Top Right Corner Swain breaking the tape on the 100 yd. dash, Time lOl sec. Ernest Parker came in second with 10.2 Bottom Right Corner Dennis Katsaras receiving thc baton from Fanelli on the 440 yd. relay U .4 Miss Brayer's Cheerleaders were a concrete personification of Campbell Memorial's School spirit. At all times they possessed an undying and contagious faith in our teams. The girls are Jessie Shiffauer, Mary Ann Matosky, Mary Ann Perno, June Zetts, Francis Truban, Loretta Brayer and Betty Carney. These enthusiasts have z8a.4AQtball our respect and gratitude. Opening the season by dropping a 59 to 38 decision to the Cleveland Benedic- tine Cagers, Memorial's court men dis- appointed a great many of their followers who had high hopes for a victory. Unperturbed, the Red Devils came bounc- ing back toppling Niles 28 to 26-one of the two losses suffered by the Trumbull County five. Following that triumph Memorial eked out a 34-33 win over Yo. East. The Red Devils were then humbled by Chaney 44- 32. A scoreless 3rd quarter spelled defeat for the hardwood boys. Memorial then launched a four game winning streak dur- ing which they measured Steubenville B. R, 46-40, Lowellville 63-6l fin a double over- time gamel, Ursuline 56 to 39, and arch- rival Struthers 46-43. Following this string of wins Memorial lost to a determined underdog Fitch quintet 50-44. Although the Red Devils won 2 games in a row, immediately following this setback, the Fitch game seemed to start a general decline in team efficiency on luck. The two victims were Warren 45-43 and North 43-27. Then Memorial was startled in a surpris- ing upset at the hands of a Wilson five whose only claim to recognition was the possession of a remarkably poor record. Really on the skids the Richmen lost to Boardman 54-52, Alliance 43-37 and Steu- benville Central 25-32. Regaining some of this spark the team turned in a sparkling performance by spanking city Champs Youngstown South 33-29. Following that game they soundly trashed the hopeless Newton Falls team 60-23. Although the boys defeated their bit- terest rivals, Struthers, in a previous game, they dropped a 42-36 contest in the oppos- ing team's gymnasium. Bow ' jj. A U The Memorial bowling team, coached by Mr. Komarc, wound up in a tie for third place with W. Wilson in the district High School Tournament. Chaney took second place by l6 pins and South copped the first place laurels. Although captain Mike Pajugy Masajlo had the highest average on the team, l4l, little August Thomas had the highest single bowled in the league, a 25l, for which he received a trophy. Averages Mike Masajlo ............... .... l 4l Mike R. Tirpak ....... .... l 39 August Thomas ....... .... l 35 Steve Sofocleus ....... ,..., l 34 Matt Stankich ...... ..... l 3l George Chugden .,,.. ..,.. l 27 Nick Comsia .,... ,,,,. l 26 jwfball plw Row I-Left to right-Dolores Rerko, Irene Arfaros, Florence Balogh, Mary Krinos. Row 2-Rosalia Necko, Carol Kafula, Lois Doll, Betty Jane Cooper, Mary Ann Yablonkai. Row 3-Charles Koutsourais, Bob Horvatt, Mr. Parenti. This group under the direction of Mr. Parenti at all home games. JOKES Ozzie Maceyko: My girl said she'd be faithful to the end. Ted Volskyz Well, what's wrong with that? Ozzie Maceyko: Yeah, but l'm a half- back. A dumb girl is a dope. A dope is a drug. Doctors give drugs to relieve pain. So a dumb girl is just what the doctor ordered. lf she looks old, she's young, If she looks young, she's old, If she looks back, follow herl George Follas: What's the name of the book you're reading? Helen Daltarioz It's entitled What 20 Million Women Want. George Fallasz Let's see if they spelled my name right. completed a successful season of sales of football programs JOKES A nut at the wheel A peach at his right A curve in the road Fruit salad tonight. The modern girl's hair looks like a mop, but that doesn't worry her - she doesn't know what a mop looks likel Cop: How did you get that flat tire? Irene Furin: Ran over a milk bottle. Cop: Didn't you see it? Irene Furin: No, the kid had it in his pocket. Mr. Cebulaz Why don't you answer me? Frank Dravecky: I did, Mr. Cebula. I shook my head. Mr. Cebulaz But you didn't expect me to hear it rattle way back here, did you? JUNE CLASS OF 'I949 fContinued from page 301 Picture 2 Row l-Left to right-Carol Rollins, Mary Ann Yablonkai, Mary Veselick, Catherine Carney, Joan Bench- wick, Lucille Rich, Mary Ann Horvatt, Mary Swantek, Mary Mastorides, Bessie Valantasis. Row 2-Caliope Meris, Bessie Daniels, Virginia Koulianis, Ann Profancik, Agnes Zifchak, Dorothy Kacenga, Mary Neal, Madeline Climes. Row 3-Grace Hange, Margaret Raines, Pauline Ekoniak, Georgia Smith, Julia Tatar, Mary Homulus, Julia Vavlas. Row 4-Josephine Grohovsky, Dolores Rerko, Helen Trombacco, Eleanor Czap, Anna Gibson, Mary Cioci, Louise Harris. Row 5-Lucille Shepas, Steve Bogdan, Dolores Forgac, Agnes Vukovich, Thelma Howard, Mary Datilo, Milton Lenhart. Row 6-Frank Pinciaro, Ed Palovcik, Al Pompeo, Nick Tsaknis, Matt Stankich, Bob Pavilonis, Ed Vrable, Rudy Bagloma, Frank Mingo, James Ondomisi. JUNE CLASS OF 'I949 lContinued from page 311 Picture 3 Row l-Left to right-Thomas Galantis, John Malys, Peter Mastrovaselis, Ronald Rusnak, Gilbert Prokop, Frank Vargo, Bob Hoffman. Row 2-Beatrice Jones, Clara Withers, Corrine Snelling, Jessie Banks, Virginia Guidos, Charles Klimko, James Baugh, Tony Duponty, Mr. King. Row 3-Betty Janik, Jeffie Lee Banks, Helen Lemor, Jerry Toti, Bill Klenic. Row 4-Loretta O'Shelski, Emery Slanina, Joe Bartos, Tony Tarr, Donald McLandric. Row 5-Irene Essenyi, Mary Ann Perno, Joe Crowl, Steve Sofocleous, Joe Valko, Steve Soltis, Bob Hassay, Milton Lenhart. Row 6-Gertrude Walkosak, Mary Krinos, Emil Skertich, Tony Manerite, Richard Kust, Bob Jakubek, Charles Nesevich, Frank Zetts, Mike Bosela. Row 7-Nick Libertine, Herbert McClendon, Willie Venerable. President .......................... .--...........,.- J 09 BANDS Vice-President ,,,., ...,., H elen Trombacco Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,, ,...,.., M adelille Climes Treasurer ,,,,,,,, ...,..,. fG ilbert Pfbkbp Sponsorship .,...... ........,,,.,....................,.,. ..-.--------- M I - King 9th GRADE CLASS iContinued from page 341 Picture l . Row l-Left to right-Pat Strange, Kenny Novak, Dick Christotf, Mike Kal, S. Bednar, Steve Verlas, Ernie Gustinella, Richard Hart, Frank Cua, Louis Poulos. Row 2-Louise Marmelich, Mary Ann McGarry, John Halkitis, Tony Anos, Martin Basista, George Haring, Mike Sirak, Phil Pattor, Frank Maceyko, Edward Shelton. Row 3- Grace Vansuch, Irene Luc, Jeanie Forgac, Dolores Janecko, George Kukula, Patty Howley, Lillian Zlatkoff, Helen Koutsourious. Row 4-John Shramo, Maniel Castro, Nick Pacalo, Dolores Blasko, Joan Kellish, Mary Jane Cag- giano. Row 5-John Kopey, Steve Stevens, Ronald Franks, Paul Ghirldi, Matt Stephens, Dom Musitano, Vincent Leone, Paul Horvath, Sam Cutlic, Tom Lentine. Row 6-Ray Timko, Joe Blasko, Jerald Miller, John Keschak, George Slianian, Ted Kolishak, Tony DeVito, Ed Millich. Picture 2 Row l-Rose Lipka, Jane Miklas, Frances Adamko, Mary Kotyula, Dolores Petrus, Mary Valko, Pat Stan- ford, Jeanne Fabian, Rose Marie Provozuik. Row 2-Mr. Holliday, John Zifchak, Angie Zockle, Elaine Komarc, Jerry Cavalier, Dolores D'Ambrogio, Doris Koval, Sally Switka, Marie Monoco, Lillian Drapp, Kay Sofeclous. Row 3-Joe Dilsignore, Mary Matune, Joan Parenti, Nancy Hassey, Valentina Cutrone, Jeanette Busik, Stamatia Kalos, Mildred Haspes. Row 4-Sam Pompeo, John Hudy, Bob Katula, Carolyn Krowder, Mary Paine, Mamie Gillion, Alice Crawford, Dolores Stewart, Lucille Padgett, Mary Nobile. Row 5-Joe Bohozi, Anthony Cipriano, Steve Bell, Robert Millich, Gust Kust, Gloria Stonework, John Gricunyski, Paul Macala, Robert Guidos, Dick Wasko, Tony Mudryk, John Antel, Donald Hudran, Joe lgnatz, Ray Bond. Picture 3 Row l-Lett to right-Margie Koffman, Mary Billek, Mary Mastrovousalis, Mary Krotky, lrene Mraz, Nina Rispinto, Mary Siakizis, Dolly Vansuch, Nadine Rusnak. Row 2-Catherine Koutsourious, Kalitina Magriplis, Doris Ontko, Lily Armie, DeVito, Bertha Smiley, Margie Gerlick, Eddie Sudzina, Margaret Gozur. Row 3-Carmel Vitucci, Mike Masterberadino, Ed Masterberadino, Joe Vrabel, Joe Mezeros, Bill Shelton, Ben VanCobb. Row 4- Catherine Mancini, Mary Mohammed, Mozelle Parker, Nina Patton, Laconna Williams, Virginia Houser, Jeff London, Agnes Thomas. Row 5-Irene Gourlas, Peggy Flatherty, Jerry Wasko, Florence Tinca, Joe Gonda Frank Stellmar, Mike Masteroberadino, Edith D'Alessandro, Madeline Carano, Eunice DePietro, Sylvia Tsaknis. Row 6- Gladys Carano, Ed Allen, Ed Williams, Frank Hernes, John Kisel, Ronald Musovich, John Martinko, Bill Okular. CHORAL AND ORCHESTRA lContinued from page 541 2nd Picture Row l-Left to right-Irene Luc, Marilyn McGarry, Corinne Snelling, Patricia Stanfor, Nina Patton Dolores Petrus, Mary Valko, Eileen Tucci. Row 2-Joyce Famor, Cleo Scourcas, Dorothy Laicharoff, Louise Neveroski, Janet Stanfor, Mary Duponty, Catherine Rudiak, Marion Baker, Lillian Nestasi. Row 3-Betty Janik, Wilda Lane, Grace Hange Margaret Mraz Alice Turchan Olga Geletka Mar Siva 1 Rose Lipka, Nina Respinto, Mildred Thomas. I I ' Y ' Row 4-Antoinette Vitucci, Magdeline Climes, Helen Malarchick, Eleanore Lesnak, Ann Vrable, Grace Ricci, Margaret Griscik, Mary Kotyuha, Sally Switka, Louise Marmilich, Lillian Drapp. Row 5-Mary Datilo, Dolores Vansuch, Irene Kotis, Catherine Cougras, Mary Smiley, Hazel Volchko Esther Sloan, Bessie Daniels, Joyce Dothard. ' Row 6-Lucille Rich, Viola Rich, Doris Famor, Patricia Komarc, Gertrude Hudach, Helen Kalitich Ann Husak, Ann Maximov, Nadine Rusnak, Grace Vansuch. ' Page 7l will J 79 8 We, the Senior Classof l948 of Memorial High School, do and make public, and declare, this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and annulling any and all will or wills by us, we hereto- fore made. Item I To our Alma Mater we offer love and loyalty. To our Principal Mr. O'MeIlan we extend heartfelt gratitude. To our faculty we offer our appreciation for all which they have done to help us to face the battles of life courageously. Item ll To all Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, we leave our beloved Memorial High School that to us shall be but a memory. Item III Lastly we will the following personals to the remaining Memorialites: James Adams, the great, great actor, wills his talent to James Baugh. The humorous conversations which are the answers to Gust Alexander numerous friendships are left to Walter Bobo. Pete Alexoff allows Chungy Vargo to continue as Senior Class President. Martha Copp leaves her height to Virginia Guidos. Dolores Hudran and Mary Lou Baka will their simi- larity to Dolores Forgac and Lucille Shepas. John Vaporis and Helen D'AItorio leave their I.Q.'s to Bill Klenec and Emma Yurcega. Betty Jean Brayer and Agnes Timko will their pleasing personalities to Rose Marie Smith and Bar- bara Ann Donovan. To Helen Hoza goes the baton left by Louise Neveroski. Pete Kornyak wills his sports ability to Joe Timko. Ozzie Maceyko offers his title as Mr. Memorial to Bob Jakubek. Frank Dravecky, Lenny Costantino and George Chugden will their musical talent to Gordon Bugby, Mickey Sirak and Joan Parenti. Guuy Carney leaves her peppiness to her sister Cassie. Mike Masailo, Nick Shirilla and Mike Evan leave their title as life of the party to John Martinko, Walter Niemzura and Steve Drapp. Eleanore Mazzupappa wills her quietness to Irene Arfaras. Nick Comsia, AI Kovach and Tony Mussolino offer their ialopies to anyone willing to risk the respon- sibility. Roger Vecchio, Patsy Ortenzio and Carmen Mico leave their close friendship to Chester Chwalik, Mike Feher and Tom McKuIa. Dorothy Laicharoff wills her dancing to Dolores Rerko. Cecilia Bartos permits Mary Ann Perno to go on as President of the G. A. C. Sandy Monaco, George Climes and Joe Kominak leave their all-aroundnessu to Guy DeSantis, Ted Katula and Jackie Washko. lrene Furin, Mary Evanoff and Rosemary Fray leave their beauty to Betty Ann Fiffick, Loretta Oshelski and Mary Strella. Teddy Volsky leaves his way with the girls to Ray Bragalone. Robert Miles and James Gray offer their friendli- ness to Bob Katula and Dominic Musitano. Alice Thomas, Mildred Pezell and Kathy Rudiak will their simplicity to all juniors. Ray Hassey and Steve Stevens leave their fine taste of clothes to Steve Soltis and Marion Swain. Bob Horvatt offers his dancing ability to Tony Priore. Mickey Tirpak allows Ray Kukura to continue as Romeo of M. H. S. George Fallas willingly offers his editor's head- aches to the unlucky person who receives them next year. Eleanore Ostrowski, Olga Geletka, and Darlene Helsel leave their rare laughs to Lucille Miller, Eleanore Christoff and Irene Petrus. Josephine Frauini wishes her shortness upon Mar- gie Surak. Esther Shiller permits Joyce Famor to carry on with the acting awards. Bill Livosky allows Steve Drapp to continue as Hi-Y prexy. Jayne Koly and Dorothy Borak leave their serenity to Virginia Testa and June Zetts. Myron Voytilla, Mike Zayac, Rose Cua, Nick Com- sia, Pauline Harvischak, Helen Vaporides, Mike Soro- ka and Lydia Fazekas are just sad about leaving. ELLY SULICK ROSALIA NECKO AROUND THE WORLD - FIVE YEARS FROM GRADUATION By Duke Borak and WiIIie Livosky Hi There-Remember the many times we've taken imaginary trips Around the School! Well then won't you join us in a trip Around the World? Before starting our journey, let's visit our own fair city. Mildred Pezell is now teaching the art of giggling at Memorial. This is a required subject in the Busi- ness Course. Johnny Texter is the new advisor of the Memo. John is going to try to compete with the Youngstown Vindicator. The new owner of the Campbell Hardware is Esther Shiller. Esther is trying to promote Big Business. Andrew Redmond is preacher at Redmonds Gospel House. Nice going Andy. We knew you could do it. Dolly Hudran is owner of the Campbell Florists. Her store is in the Gemmaes building on the Square in Campbell. Something new has been added, Didi Dalles- sandro. Since graduation day she has grown to 6' 7 . lAnd we used to call her shorty.l Our next stop is Youngstown the suburb of Camp- bell. While in Youngstown, those Livosky fans scratched Willie to shreds so I took him to St. Elizabeth's Hos- pital to see B. J. Brayer. B. J. is now head nurse, and she made Willie well again. We decided we had some shopping to do, so off to Kress's we went. lt's the Saks Fifth Avenue of Youngstown now. There, we had a little squabble with one of the clerks, and the manager was called. She was none other than Mary Poulos. Willie was thirsty after this ordeal, so down to the dairy we went and found that the new Supervisor of the lsaly Dairy Stores was our own Margie Mraz. She has really worked her way up. Golly, Willie, we never got beyond dishwashing at Isaly's. Before leaving Youngstown we stopped at the New M. H. S. Club. lt's the nite club just opened by Nicky Comsia. Only soft drinks are served. A wonderful floorshow, featuring Andy Gonda's tap-dancing. With the great Magician Blackston Gourlas, as the added attraction. Our next stop was in New York, we flew, by way of the Model Tin Can. Our first stop in New York was the Powers Model Corporation. Willie enjoyed watching the models so, we spent the entire day at the agency. While there we saw Jane Koly modeling the new-styled bathing suit. l finally dragged him away. That evening we went to the Waldorf Astoria. Cab Calloway and his orchestra furnished the entertain- ment featuring Clarence Lyons on the bass fiddle and G. Scott on the french horn and Freddy Wilson on the slide trombone. Later in the evening Vaughn Monroe and his or- chestra played a few selection, with the new singing sensation Mary Smiley, doing the vocal honors. The next day we went to see the New York Yankee vs. Cleveland Browns football game. lt was a thrilling game, but I didn't understand a bit of it, and Willie was no help explaining the game. Ted Zippy Volsky scored 5 touchdowns. On one run he sprinted 99 9fl 0 yds. Next day, just like a woman, l changed my mind and decided we'd head west for California. So on our way to Hollywood we stopped at a filling station for a checkup. Willie needed the checkup, and l still don't know why they checked that old Model Tin Can we borrowed from N. A. C. lt was the biggest gas station we had ever seen. To be exact it was a city block in size. The name of it was Petso's A to Z Service. While in Chicago we dropped in on a lecture. To our surprise the lecturer was, the famous historian George Climes. And he has a beard now!! At last we reached Hollywood and watched the Horvatt Studios filming their new love-drama Her Secret Heart starring Lydia Fazekas and George Fallas. Directing it was Bob Horvatt owner of Horvatt Studios. Designing the costumes was Madame Vaporis. Jim Adams was in charge of all scenery and electrical fixtures. But we couldn't find Miss Fulton, so Willie decided she must have given up trying to make actors out of students from M. H. S. News Flash!!! Over station W. I. F. from Alaska. Joe Kominak is still wearing his long, white under- wear. Don't blame you, Joe. lt's so cold up there. Now Willie changed his mind, so Bongo here we go again. On our trip to Africa we bumped into our old friend, Clay Garvin, Commander of the U. S. Naval Fleet in the Pacific. You know, Clay started in the Naval Reserves. As we arrived in Africa we met Chuck Koutsourais coming in from one of his big game expeditions. Chuck himself killed l elephant, 5 lions, l6 tigers and 2 cobras. Knowing we'd surely see someone we knew in the Circus, we stopped at one of those side shows. To our surprise there was Gus Alexander playing his horn and surrounded by a dozen dancing snakes. Gus always was willing to take risks, even in our 6th and 7th Period Physics Class. At the village of Ubango , the largest village in Africa, we were invited to have dinner with the Sultan. We arrived and were announced. There he was, to our utter amazement, the little man who wasn't there, Steve Dubaj surrounded by a harem of beautiful young girls. On our return trip home we stopped in London, England. We were in time to hear and see the World's Famous Opera Star lrene Kotis. Maybe, we'd have gone on forever but the old Model Tin Can just couldn't cross the ocean, or climb any mountains so Willie and I decided we'd come home and try the Trip Around the World in five more years. Maybe we'lI see you the next time. Be looking for us won't you? See you around. Duke and Willie. By Duke Borak Betty Jean Brayer ..... ..........., b eing cross Helen D'AItorio ....,. .,..............,. n ot getting A's George Fallas ....... ,........................... g etting E's Mary Zarnbetis .,.... ...,.... w ithout Dionisia Vasilion John Texter ........ ,.,...................,... n ot wolfing Eleanore Sulick .,...,...... ........,..... w ithout her walk George Climes .......,...,.........,,. not knowing his history Eleanore Manupappa ..................,............. being noisy Helen Fitas ..,,.....,.........,. ......... w ith black hair George Chugden ..,,.,. ......, w ithout his drums Mary Lou Baka ............ ........ w ithout bangs Dorothy Dalessandro.. ,...a,7...,.... six feet tall Eileen Tucci ,,,,,,....,,, ........ n ot making noise Pete Kornyak ,.,... ...,,,..... h ating women Steve Dubai ..,... ............. w ith a girl Jane Koly .....,...., ................ b eing loud Darlene Helsel ........ Clay Garvin ....,, Irene Kotis .,.,.,. Mike Soroka .,...... Slavko Jurich ....,,....... Irene Furln ................ ,.,....without that laugh ...,..making eyes at girls a feather cut ...,....without his wavy hair .,..,..,..,........,..being rude ..,.....,.......,,without her car Charles Koutsourais ,............... without a witty remark Mary Ann Vodhanel ....... Pauline Harvischak .,..,s Frank Dravecky ..,...... Martha Copp ,......... Jimmy Adams ...... Patsy Ortenzio ,,...... Mary Poulos ..,..,...,. Ernest Maceyko .....,... Delmar McClenden .... Sandy Monaco ...,..,... Betty Carney ............. Lenny Constantino ..... Mildred Pezell .......,..s Steve Stevens .,.... Dolores Hudran ,..... Ray Garvin ,.,....... Robert Miles ....... Cecilia Bartos ..... Paul Vanyo ......,....., Ted Volsky ....,........... Eleanore Ostrowski .,., Catherine Rudiak ....... Dorothy Laicharoft .....,. Betty Lazich ..,.......,., Louise Neveroski ...,.,. Margie Kovach .....,, Nick Comsia ,.....,,.. Bobo Homulus ..... .. Gus Alexander .....,.. .......,..,...not chewing gum .,,....being unfriendly .,......with longer hair ,........speaking loud stage ,.,,....being Mr. Cebula's pet arguing ........insulting people ..,,,.,...acting rough ,,..........being a wolf ..,,,.being sophisticated ., ........,..,.. without his trumpet ,,,....without her cute hair-do's .................being conceited ..,,....without fresh lipstick .,.....without Jimmy Adams s..,...,without his mustache .....................unprepared ...Uromancing ........ being dull short skirts ..,,..not asking for money dancing ......................being rough ........without the latest style a tall boy ........as a long-haired musician ......................dancing a ballet wide awake in Physics class an 'qw aww? Km 94011 9 ' ? Florence Balogh .... 1 . ............... Not giggling Catherine Bond ........,Y ...,............... N ot arguing Dorothy Bougoukas ....... ..,..., W ithout her Specs Claire Carano ........,... ,...........,... W ithout Mutto Walter Chwalik ,...... ,...... N ot being a lover boy Mary Cibulas .,..,... .,....., N ot looking into a mirror John Costantino ....,, ..........,,.......... G rowing taller lgnatz Debelyak ...... ..,..,.. W ith a dull necktie Helen Gerlick .,........ ,,,,.,........ N ot being studious Annie Mae Herns ............,.....,..,,.........,,,,,. Not singing Eleanor Hoffman ..... .,,,.... Not being athletic minded John Hordiewick .....,., ..,,.,,,,....., B eing a lover boy Virginia James ,,...... ..,,........,............ N ot jovial Joanne Kolak .......... ....... W ithout shoe ribbons Rose Leombruno ...,,.,...,....,..,......,,..,.,YY.... Six feet tall Joe Meleg .,.........,.......................... Not horse laughing Angeline Pacella .......,.. Without a pleasing personality Tony Pinciaro ,...... ...,..........,..,............,.,, N ot flirting Connie Pompeo ...,...,....., With a dull shade of lipstick Ralph Pompeo ......... ..................., W ith a mustache Catherine Raptis ........ Michael Siakizis ...,,..., Josephine Sinibaldi .,..... Jeanette Testa ....,...,.. Irene Vargo ...,..,.,. .........Not being helpful ......,..Without a dictionary ..,.........Not complaining ..........Lacking a smile ........Disliking dancing Agnes Vrable .......... ......,.,.... N ot screaming Margie Winkfield ,,..... .,.... W ithout a typewriter Elmer Zamets .......... ........,.,,,......,.., N ot shy Irene Ziak ......,,,,.. ..,........,,. M aking noise John Zuraw ,,.,......,,,,........,......v..,.,..,............ Debating P. S. Can you imag Dennis Katsaras ..... ine yours truly, Edward Stanko and ............Not seen together Jim jwnlvr Jang q42dltA The days, how they came and went so fast At first you thought they would not pass! You thought that you could hardly bear The twelve long years of work and tear. You used to dread the weight of your books The meonness of the teachers' looks But all of a sudden you realize That the teachers were really nice. And now you are approaching the day When you will have to go your way You look back with sorrow and through tears Of how you waited twelve long years. Martha Copp 7 STEPHEN BORSIC ERNEST GUSTINELLA Hobby-Woodworking and theaters Hobby-Reading and sports Pet Peeve-Loud students Pet Peeve-Deceitfulness BETTY BRAYER GLADYS HETRICK Hobby-All sports Hobby-Sewing Pet Peeve-Prevaricators Pet Peeve-Gum CfaCke S H. M. BUGBY PHYLLIS KENDALL Hobby-Reading Hobby--Playing piano and reading Peg Peeye...Bubble gum Pet Peeve--Childish irresponsible GEORGE GEBULA Sfudenfs Hobby-Sports I STEPHEN KING Pet Peeve-Chewing gum Hobbytplower gardens ALBERT CENTOFANTI Pet Peeve-Unprepared students Hobby-Golf and watching big league baseball games Pet Peeve-Unprepared students NICHOLAS CONTI Hobby- Making old things as S, good as new Pet Peeve-Unnecessary absences on part of students STEPHEN GARY B- Hobby-Photography, skating and JOHN KNAPIC Hobby-All sports Pet Peeve-Opinionated Egotists W. KOMARC Hobby--Photography Pet Peeve-Gabby, gossipy people W. KUNICKI Hobby-Club activities W Jlobbiea and F21 Plenum PATRICK NOLFI Hobby-Fishing, swimming and reading Pet Peeve-Pseudologists H. O'BRIEN Hobby-Antiques and music Pet Peeve-Harsh voices GEORGE O'PRETZA Hobby-Golf and gardening Pet Peeve-Liars and gum chewers LOUIS PARENTI Hobby-Track and golf Pet Peeve-Impertinent people DAVID PARKS Hobby-Flowers Pet Peeve-Selfish people M. B. STEPHENS Hobby-Photography Pet Peeve-Unprepared students MARTHA TAYLOR Hobby-Reading and dancing Pet Peeve-Chewing gum tennis Pet Peeve-lnertia and lackadaisi- MATHEW WANSACK Pet Peeve-Students talking out of Cal people Hobby-Carpentry L RE E GRIHTF STANLEY MALYS Pet Peeve-Day dreamers F ?IobEIycQReadir:fg Hobby-Table tennis and reading FRED ZAMARY Pet Peeve-Students who talk all Pet peeve-Sell Centered and HOPPY-Gardening the time egotistical people Pet Peeve-Chewing gum in class A SENIOR REHEARSES Since the Annual goes to press just be- fore the senior play is presented, we'll give you some info on the trials and tribulations of rehearsal. Who on earth can scream that loudly? Why it's only Miss Sheldon tlrene Furin, Rose Neckol, and Jimmy Hunter is the cause of it all. Him and his frogs! Jimmy Hunter and Hank Robbins cer- tainly do get into jams, both off and on stage. Hank Uohnny Vaporisl Robbins almost drove the cast director and assistant direc- tor to destruction, because he just never was on time for his cues. The two little Ellies had a time being sweet to Jerry Washburn since they had frogs bothering them at all times. Who ever could believe Pat Komarc would portray Mrs. Greene, the way she does. It took a lot of giggling and practice to do it tho. Mr. Hunter, Jimmy Adams had the entire cast in stitches with his wise re- marks, given under his breath just for the benefit of the cast and not Miss Fulton. No wonder we got comments and he didn't. That bed warmer, oh boy, did that give us trouble. lt's never to be found when needed, and we never will really know what a bed warmer is used for, we used it for just about everything. And Mary Rosemary Fray Hunter was always afraid to embrace her son Jimmy Gosh, Bill won't bite you, was what Miss Fulton kept telling her. Oh yes, remember Dead Pan - alias Pete Alexoff alias Jerry Washburn. Won der why he never would smile, at the cor rect time? As Miss Fulton said, he certainly did alright back stage!! We're hoping that Darlene Gloria' Helsel is as good the night of the play as she has been back stage. Remember when we painted? Oh brother' lt wasn't the painting, but trying to keep the girls in the cast out of the paint. Well here's hoping the play is a success Congratulations to the cast of The More the Merrier , June l948. By Duke Borak ASK FOR... 'S X X Z ' N fi ?'5 41 , , EY wif Q? 0,2-: III '-2-' 1:4 ' f 1,9 I-' 2-4-, ,. Z FLA VUR FUL X Ewuomcna Ice Cream Dairy Producfs 'k 'A' i' PHONE 5-3916 'k 'A' if Milk and Ice Cream Are Your Best Foods. Stop . . . 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ESSO Campbell City Fireman WHITE OWL CAFE BEER - WINE - Liouoifa 1760 Wilson Ave. voimgsfown, ohio Kacenga 81 Simechak, Props. Best Wishes From M. J. FURIN THE BEST IN GROCERIES AND MEATS 338 Robinson Road Phone 54657 SNITZER'S DEPT. STCRE Everything in Men's - Women's 8- ChiIdren's Ready-to-Wear Save with our Trade-in Stamps. 3324 Wilson Ave. Res. Ph. 55766 'V V V Best Wishes For a A Snicc-Iecsgsftiiiqle Future SUPER MARKET Graduating Class Quality and Quantity of 48 For Less Ffom Ph. 50062 134 Tweifii. sf. Read our weekly circular on YOUY Tremendous Savings lsr Ward Councilman R Jewelry Sporting Goods Diamonds Watches FOOD MARKET Thomas Gaydos, Prop. 2040 Wilson Ave. Campbell, Ohio O B Y ' S 233 E. Federal St. Ph. 4-3923 A Good Friend ot Memorial High YOU NGSTOWN'S BUD THE TAILOR Perfect Clothes 3Ol W. Federal St. Ready Made To Compliments of K L I VA N S JEWELRY co. 5 West Federal Credit Jewelers on the Square Made Measure Phone 33996 Res. 96933 Compliments of DEPENDABLE AUTO SERVICE Frame and Front End Specialist Knee Action Rebuilt and Readiusted Axle Straightening - Steering Repairs Towing and Brake Service 268 W. Rayen Avenue Youngstown, Ohio PATSY BUCCILLI Pres. of Council Best Wishes to the Class at 1948 EVANSKI BROS. MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Fruits - Vegetables Ph. 50073 52 12th St Compliments of KORNYAK'S FOOD MARKET Best in Meats 8- Groceries 160 Reed Ave. Campbell, Ohio Phone 54512 B E RNA RD LUMBER co. Lumber, Sash, Doors, Roofing. Hardware, Glass, Paints Varnishes 2221 Wilson Avenue Phone 33321 Campbell, Ohio SUNBRIGHT DRY CLEANERS Only Dry Cleaning Plant in Campbell Phone 5551 1 For Service When Required SMITH BRAKE SERVICE Front End Specialist 131 Lincoln Ave. Phones 34665 - 33832 Best Wishes Dr. J. P. Tate BORAK'S Pharmacy 20 Twelfth St. Ph. 5-5221 Campbell, O. Ph. 7-8141 Open Evenings by Appointment EAST FEDERAL FURNITURE CO. INC- Complete Home Furnishers 135 East Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio MEN'S SHOES J. W. SMITH 8i SIINS 33 Central Square Youngstown, Ohio Congratulations Graduates CAM P B E L L HARDWARE I37 Robinson Rd. Ph. Jos. Kirkosky 5-56l I Mgr. PROVISION CO. Youngstown's Finest Sanitary Food Market Hughes are never undersold in high quality Meats Compliments of MILL TAVERN 72 Short St. Campbell, Ohio Ted 8. Michael Szenborn Proprietors S C H A E F E R Music SHOPPE 409-IO-ll-I2 Keith Albee Bldg. Youngstown, Ohio Musical Instruments - Accessories Sheet Music and Supplies Guaranteed Instrument Repairing Ph. 3-4605 Res. 7-7687 Compliments of MAIKIN FURNITURE, lNl:. 47-51 Robinson Rd. Ph. 5-4323 Appliances Complete Home Furnishers Authorized General Electric Headquarters. Philco Radios and Refrigerators. Norge, Zenith Over 25 years in Campbell JIISEPH G. VASIIHAK, Inc. FUNERAL HOME 40 Lincoln Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Phone 4-0235 Compliments of BERARDl'S FOOD MARKET 72 Twelfth St. Campbell, Ohio For Young Men and Men who stay Young The SIIUIRE SHUP, Inc. Society Brand Clothes I30 West Federal Sf MYRIIN N. GIIUIJWIN P. ARTHUR ITURAZIU REGISTERED ARCHITECTS 7I5 Unlon Nat Bank Bldg Youngstown, Ohio Good Luck Graduates HASSEY BROS. AUTO BODY and FENDER WORKS BRAKE SERVICE, IGNITION STARTER and GENERATOR REPAIRS I8 Coifsvrlle Road Campbell, Ohio Phone 5-37I5 Compliments The REED BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 3I26 Wilson LIBERTY MARKET CHRIST KUST, Prop. 4 Short St. Campbell, Ohio Phone 53311 Buy at Liberty Mk't where your Congratulations NEW DEAL DRY CLEANERS 190 Robinson Rd. Campbell, O, -dollar is worth more cents 554l4 Compliments Compliments of of .loseph E. .lulius City Solicitor KOZA'S coNFEcTioNERY 2912 Wilson Ave. Campbell, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '48 THE GRIIJIRUN Paul Schwartz 8 Michael Maruschak, Props. SURACK'S GRILL 314 Robinson Road Campbell, Ohio Best Wishes and Good Luck Class of '48 Myer's Food Market Quality Groceries - Meats LEWIS DI PIETRO DEALER IN McNESS QUALITY PRODUCTS Produce Sealed Medicines, Spices, Extracts, Food Hi Power Beer and wine to Products, Toiletries, Soaps, Household Necessities, Insecticides, Livestock and fqke gui- Poultry Preparations, Brushes, Brooms, Mops 272 Robinson Rd' Mail and Telephone Orders Promptly Filled Phone 54838 Phone 56254 326 Penhaie Ave. CAMPBELL, OHIO SOLICITCR Compliments of THEODORE MACEYKO OF STRUTHERS For Your Insurance Needs Insist On See Sealtest Ice Cream AN DREW ..I. and K Dairy Products GENERAL INSURANCE The AGENCY Youngstown 9 - I2tI'1 Sf. Phone 53846 Fire - Auto - Burglary - Plate Glass - Bond 81 Surety Robbery - Liability Also Notary Public Sanitary Milk Co Telephone 32161 7I5 Erie St. Youngstown, ohae Engravings from THE PHIITII REPRIIIIUIITIIINS CII., INC Quality Photo Engravers 334 EAST FEDERAL ST YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO V The Memoirs is from the plant of I THE UNITED PRINTING IIUMPANY Printers and Publishers 450 WEST FEDERAL STREET YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO To all our advertisers many thanks and the best of luck for you and your business My Best Wishes To the Graduates of 1948 ROLLlN'S STUDIO 2915 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO PHONE 2-0442 Official Photographers For the l948 Memoirs A Portrait Lives Forever Congratulations to all you graduates of l948 Vislf For latest in records and sheet music call or visit the RECORD RACK 95 Robinson Rd. Res. 56973 Phone 52558 95 Robinson Rd. S. W. Komarc Studio For a Better Portrait Ph. 52558 ptlfllblld RITA YACAVONE STEPHEN R. SOKOL MRS. BEN TUCCI MR. M. E. 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