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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

1 I r a 4 , , , ,L , Hr. levi' f H! Wfg rv 5 W., ge O 'ra -A i-W f -Q-.A .Nix ,- , . ,it- -a-,.. ie, , K. he ' . ' M? -0,4 L .' mmm 1' J X R ,Q ,.g.,. ' ' v rw-.M x xi .1,,,!. N A. 1. 4 IQ, i, Q A x' , 3 ,A .X 1 xx ' Fl 'I il NA' x 1 X ., V'-V1 ' X :V I ' .xk xl gf, , , Kr ff 5 'xx If ...K x. X . . xg a','. , Y, , - -' xx 'ly-,x -. -- . X ..-., FC , X. N N, , , H X v 'L , . u 1 -'- W --- U U rv ' J ' ' . , 1 Q- I :N-W V, ,, L W f ' xv , ,vu- Q ' ' -.. . .5 S' 'V-M. .h -iw V- , 1.tf '-' . j 'R ,1l'- . , i I ' Y x.,.v 1 ' ' , .5-' l' cx 'N- Q , --M. 4,,.g...li5 A..-4--w L 1 wi Hn Q! fr Ku THE REVELER bythe SENIOR CLASS of '62 Memorial High School Campbell, Ohio 'T-' UAA... I HIGH Alma Mater O Memorial High, We lift up our Cryg We'll remember you As the years go by. Alma Mater, Our dear high school, To you we'll always be true We will honor you And be faithful, too, For a higher goal we'll set. With this our motto, We will e'er be true, And we will love you Through all the years. 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The wisdom which comes not only from the knowledge found in books, but from understanding gained through everyday living. Memorial is the acquisition of intellectual knowledge by study, experiment, and observation. It is the understanding at- tained through learning how to adapt to daily situations. 6 ' M . EE '- . ': 1 'gi ws I 1. - ' '1 ' 1 '15?i? :ww Y ,, f' . .... . f ' ' ' , I, .. - ' ,, '11 ,um if 5 f m' ,C 111H' V, -1 - ' 5 1 , 1 - ff-'Z' 'gsgii W ' 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 X 11 11 1 X , ,,A.,,A .v--2111m?,MF , npr'- . Qin- ,. - x , 'P bi Y - ix , ... ii-.f4.-,f wr H 1 M 5 . , , L W, ..-... -,- Z., ... ...-0.4 la W ww Academic 7 Xxx CAMPBELL BOARD OF EDUCATION: Left to rightg Mr. A. Spisak, Mr. A. F. Pace-lla, Mr. j. Uhrin, Mr, J. Sirilla, Mr. R. Mico, Superintendent of Schools Mr. N. A. D'Amato, Mr. Dsidocky. Board of Education To the Class of '62: In having achieved your climb to this important plateau in your educational development, I offer to you my sincerest congratulations. job opportunities in unskilled labor are diminish- ing in number and variety. Because educational re- quirements for all types of vocational pursuits are moving up, I would urge you to continue with the acquisition of more of the technical and knowledge requirements which are increasingly demanded. I pray that the habit of reading and study will remain with you always for the development and refine- ment of your mind. In years to come, as you refer to this memento of your high school days, may you always think kindly of those who wish for your success and happiness. May good fortune attend you in your moments of decision. Nicholas A. D'Amato Superintendent 8 se i -if SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Nicholas A. D'Arnato MR. PARENTI Undoubtedly the man most appreciated by all the students at Memorial is Mr. Parenti, who devotes a great deal of time and effort to the welfare and safety of the student body. I-le is looked upon by all as a gentle, con- siderate person who always finds time to help all students with their most pressing problems. We shall always remember with warmth and gratitude, our principal, Mr. Sandron S. Parenti. Vice-Principal-Mr. Matthew M. Wansack 'M' ll' it .mist aspire : -' , it sr--sr ,ffggfgla . w i..: 7.5?F , s...x... Lf. iq-mr' Principal-Mr. Sandron S. Parenti MR. WANSACK The most respected man at our school, frequently seen patrolling the halls, is Mr. Matthew Wfansack. His is a job that is neither easy nor enviable. It requires alert- ness and a great deal of wisdom to Cope with the many situations which arise. We at Memorial consider -ourselves lucky, indeed, to have a friend, guardian, and advisor such as our vice-principal, Mr. Wansack. u Behind the Scenes All hope is lost for Mr. Borsids team as he misses his spare. Miss Hetrick presides at the table as the teachers enjoy a leisurely UQ lunch hour. -img ,S ,W r IH-4 e A few teachers scan the bul- letin board with interest as Mr. Monaco signs in for another day of school. I0 JE' M' I fi a- 2, .ass ,,.i tit ,w.f ' 5 is v ' it ' e i V .ay E: 5' 332 it . ig liz S INR we Miss Hetrick and Mr. Monaco I Guidance The guidance department, under the supervision of two qualified teachers, Miss Hetrick and Mr. Mon- aco, has done a great deal to help every student at Memorial in personal and educational problems. Al- though the main function of the department is to help students decide on their vocations and solve personal problems, the department also administers many tests and interprets the results for the benefit of the students as well as the faculty. The class of 1962 is sincerely appreciative of the efforts of both Miss Hetrick and Mr. Monaco. During the Ohio State Psychology Test, Miss Hetrick watches over the seniors. Mr. Monaco answers a few questions of a student interested in attending college. . W,A. '-Ke as gig? , ' sa 'E-XY' SCIENCE-Left to right: Mr. Stephens, Mr. Parks, Mr. King, Mr. Repaslcy, Mr. Centofante, Mr. Cebula. E W ir., MATH-Left to right: Mr, Gary, Mr. Butler, Mr. Malys. I2 Science The science department at our school has become one of the best-developed and best-supplied in the area. Our biol- ogy department has increased its equip- ment to include microscopes, statues, charts, cardiographs, and animals for dis- section, Both chemistry and physics class- es concentrate on learning by experiment- ing during their double periods of labora- tory. Recently Memorial has joined an experimental course, P.S.S.C. Physics, the purpose of which is to encourage its stu- dents to find out for yourself. The Key Mathematics Our math department prepares its stu- dents adequately for the higher math they will encounter in college. There is some math for every grade, including Algebra I and II, Plane and Solid Geometry, Trig- onometry, Bookkeeping, and Business Math. Furthermore, second year algebra students receive a preliminary foundation in analytical geometry. Instead of merely reading about reactions, the chemistry students experiment so that the facts stay more firmly implanted in their minds. to the Future . . . Mr. Gary's algebra class learns to distinguish terms from factors. Qi 1- iii 9? 'Q X w iii i i Sv j , English Since English is becoming increas- 1 ingly important in higher education i and everyday life, Memorial has broad- ened its program to inelude, beside the usual grammar, four years of College English, which emphasizes the im- portance of expressing one's views in themes, paragraphs, book reports, lit- erature panels, and essay type tests. ENGLISH+Left to right: Miss Kendall, Mr. Opretza, Mr. Perry, Mr. Conti, Mr. Nolfi, Mr. Zamary. During one of Miss Kendalls literature classes the students take part in panel discussions about the writings of various authors. I4 O Understanding . . . In their two-minute book reports, the senior stu- dents develop confidence in. their speaking ability Speech and Languages Memorial offers two languages, Latin and Spanish, both of which are essential for a better understanding of our own Alanguage. Along with speech and reading, they help us in better expression and a closer relation- ship with peoples of the world. y , it SPEECH AND LANGUAGES-Left to right: Mr. Parenti, Mr. Kunicki, Mr. Zerella, Miss Fulton, Miss Kacenga. Communicating 9 V , In his Latin classes, Mr. Zerella relates the daily life of the Romans to make his lessons more in- teresting. I ' ' f .V I I P l ' W X ' 7 ilzggigzz i L i 1 N. H H' M, T232 fha WH I lLj'lll 'm H!Wim Q, 4 .-Lge . 4 , The students in Mr. Kunicki's second year Span- ish class learn more about the people they are studying by actually seeing the regular clothing of the Latin Americans. its ,,,.ggs M ww www as QP HISTORY-Left to right: Mr. Bugby, Mr. Holliday, Mr. Danilov, Mr. Holliday, Mr. Gustinella. History Civilization is progressing rapidly in a turbulent and everchanging world. The student at Memorial is able to learn .about the wor1d's past progress through World History and American History, beside keeping abreast of present day progress through Current Events. The Past . . . The Future Mr. Bugby is stumped for the moment by a question from ' By re-enacting the signing of the Magna. Carta, 10th grade one of his students. history students get a clearer understanding of the famous I 6 document. ,ini K ' --mix' H ,. . l 4 Business Today the demand for better secre- in ss fe , tarial and business students is un- ' A fn paralleled in the history of secondary education. To meet these demands 'l 21, i t Memorial has increased its supply of office equipment and business ma- chines and provided its students with vigorous courses in all phases of sec- retarial work. BUSINESS-Left to right: Mr. Katsaras, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Kornarc, Miss Farkas. P ' ' rachcul Preparation FT A V ASEE Q i1 'CfIi'?1Q,55lf2fFf -- ,t 5 t s ' I . . ' i i'lQ..z:9.'-': . ' - . finite . my? Q .. 1 Mr- Nelson C2565 the fell?-i0D brought about by hard W0Ik Mr. Komarc gives his typing pupils preliminary instructions With H few humorous Words- about speed tests which increase their typing dexterity. I7 nw, S SHOP-Left to right: Mr. Francu, Mr. Hudak, Mr. Borsic, Mr. Dieter. ILQ bai- Mr. Dieter shows his students the principal parts of a new machine. ,ga , , :zz ,. we QW Shop The shop classes at our school include a wide variety of practical experiences for those boys who will go into a skilled labor. The course is centered around Machine Shop, Wfooclwork, Mechanical Drawing, Offset Printing, and Electricity. Sewing is one of the abilities necessary for row's homemaker. Home Economics Home Economics helps prepare girls for future in home making In the double pe classes the girls learn how to cook, plan anced menus sew, budget, and do other portant things every home maker should k how to do HOME EC Mrs Eigner Miss Alrnasy Miss OBrien Physical Education A sound body is just as important as a keen mind. At Memorial the student's physical edu- cation is aimed at cultivating a sportsman-like attitude in addition to maintaining a healthy body. Nw Vu ' H , t, as N : 1 H 15.555155 l l , ilmgprs y S2 asf ,I it, W, P- out 22, w .4 E M f Hi rr MM? ' M ' l ut.. ' -' 4 M Wm? E H tis! nseigsii H ' fi 1229 -w: Ewing? M51 PHYSICAL ED - Left to right: Mr. Knapic, Mr. Furin, Miss Graban. Relay races increase our boys' stamina. Games are a sly way of keeping the girls active. I 9 x 2 ll ei e :T ew: fff xl was 7. in ig' JN ..e.ay ' in :sew 1. ia ie N Q if ART and MUSIC-L. to R: Mr. O'Mellan Mr. Haring, Mr. Spagnola. Driver Ed. Driver Education has become a fundamental course in our school's program, because of the great need for better drivers. The course offers both class discussions and actual driving practice, aimed at developing a safe and happy motorist. O Ari and Music Since more and more students have expressed ef? 5 their desire for the fine arts, Memorial now offers courses in art, band, chorus, and' music theory. These classes are designed to appeal to a student's creativity. DRIVERS' EDUCATION-Mr. Centofante and one of his classes. -fi lyk-Ah 20 Mr. Haring gets an ear-ful from the tubas. Mr. O'Mel1an's art class. Secretary Mrs. Skukan plays an important part in the efficiency of our school office. With the co- operation of the office checkers, she keeps record cards up-to-date, answers phone calls, types letters, relays information to the principal, answers stu- dent's questions, greets visitors, and fulfills many other secretarial duties. Attendance Officer Mr. Cosentino, our attendance officer, has the very unpleasant, but essential, chore of gather- ing in all negligent school goers. He often suc-if ceeds in showing the students the advantages of attending school regularly. Treasurers The great financial responsibilities at Memorial are Carried out by our treasurer, Mr. Zamary, and asst. treasurer, Mr. Conti. They handle the finan- cial affairs of the school, including money collect- ed from classes, clubs, various drives, and athletic and publications funds. r' i E F - ,EE , is at ---f if Secretary-Mrs. Skukan ,,.. i.:- . BE.x.x..oxxx0 JF EDUC.A1xoyx cpm? ,---5' , 55 , .4-J if 1 'Q Truant Officer-Mr. Cosentino E E l rcs, Treasurers-Mr. Zamary and Mr. Conti 1' Cusfodians Our four industrious custodians are given credit for keeping our school in fine condition. They perform such duties as mending broken equipment, painting, and supervising the over-all maintenance and comfort of the build- ing. Also, their good humor Often brightens up the day for others. CUSTODIANS-Mr. Dann, Mr. Sertich, Mr. Parker, Mr. Graban fHead Custodianl. COOKS-Mrs. Yerpoli, cook Mrs. Gozur. 22 Mrs. Saeinni, head Cooks Our hard-working cooks are kept busy from mid-morning till mid-after- noon. With the help of the kitchen girls, these women prepare an excel- lent lunch for hundreds of students. The 12 o'c1ock rush for another lunch. ,,,E,',g,3,5-w-W-vas...-.-x-.fea-mi JY,..... ,,,....f I W t' ,X ff: 'E if Z 'ix -- Q P.T.A. officers: standing L to R: Principal, Mr. Parentig First Vice4Pres. Mrs. Pico: Second Vice-Pres. Mrs. Tofilg Vice-Principal, Mr. Wansackg seated L to R: Treasurer, Mrs. Sosnowchikg President, Mrs. Gozur: Secretary, Mrs. Botch. P.T.A. The purpose of the P.T.A. is to foster co- operation between parents and teachers in order to further the education of the students. At regular meetings the P.T.A. discusses educa- tional problems, initiates programs for better education- in our community, and gives the parents an opportunitjifto discuss their children's schoolwork with the teachers. Mr. Parenti and President Mrs. Gozur present the city spelling champion, Tom Sosnowchik and the school spelling champion, Rose Ann Crum with their trophies. gui An attentive crowd is gathered for the Oct. P.T.A, meeting. This is how we study . . . EVERYWHERE Charlie Glinatsis finds that 15 min. of Physics on a bus is better than no Physics at all. ALL THE TIME A few minutes before the bell is as good a time as any for Patty Beelen to do a little reading. 24 iii: TJ' J if N f ' 1-fig, C ,C VAl, DURING LUNCH During lunch time Patty Rose finds English homework from Tom Halus. out her 1 BETWEEN CLASSES On her way to a history test Jeannette VanDusen crams a few more facts into her head. .fi ,5 , WITH T. V. That television and homework can be mixed in certain proportions is proved here by Jerry Zbell. 'T' OVER THE PHONE Juanita Campanale tries to get some help from One of her friends over the telephone. HALF AWAKE-HALF ASLEEP Only 410 more pages to go, Jim Bryan says to keep himself awake. 'Fl'-WTJVJQ G . - - .an 2. T' K 95 iw f. 5121 MEMORIAL IS . . . Seniors on the threshold of the future . . . Capable youths waiting their turn to establish their place in this modern world . . . Young adults learning how to get along with others through clubs and class organizations . . . Ambitious youth getting scholarship training that enables them to compete with others . . . Seniors made happy by special honors and prestige bestowed upon them by fac- ulty and underclassmen . . Busy youth, hustling to and fro in preparation for that long awaited day- Graduation . . . Friendship, love and understanding that will last a lifetime. CLASS SONG fto Exodusj MEMORIAL HIGH, It's time to say good-bye. We hate to leave but we must go. In our hearts you will be Our fondest memory, For the joyous times we had- through all the years: Y The Junior Prom, We danced the night away. And then, of course, the Senior Play. Gone are our high school days, And all our carefree ways, As we walk the path on our commencement day. So take my hand and lead me through the world, For now it's time to walk alone. Gone are our friends so dear, Also the teachers here, As we bid our high school days a fond farewell. Memorial High, the time has come to say good-bye. Farewell to you Memorial High. fWritten by Marsha Kovach, 26 Barbara' Keish, Patty Stanislavj Seniors 1 1962 Class Officers Elected by a majority of votes of the class, our officers have worked to make our senior year a memor- able one. President PAUL PERANTINIDES Vice-President JIM LANZO Treasurer DOUGLAS NOLFI Secretary PATTY STANISLAV Soc. Chairman RITA DI DOMENICO 'Wi Sitlingf Sec. Patty Stanislav, Pres. Paul Perantinides, Soc. Chair. RitTfDiDomenico. Stmzding: Vice-Pres. jim Lanzo, Treas. Douglas No i. OUR SPONSOR It is often said that a group must have a leader, just as a symphony needs a conductor. We, the Class of '62, needed such a leader to guide us. We needed one who was am- bitious and competent, and when we were but little greenies, we found those qualities in you, Mr. Nolfi. Now we are big seniors and we have discovered additional qualities in you. Aside from being ambitious and competent, we find a certain Congeniality and cleverness in your personality that has greatly advanced our class. Although you have helped us in many different ways we will vividly remember . . . our 8th grade spaghetti dinner, 9th grade swimming party, 10th grade pumpkin dance, our unique junior-senior prom, and finally everything during our senior year. We can never begin to show our gratitude. All we can do now is to say thank-you a million times over from the bottom of our hearts, for we know that our associations and achieve- ments will remain with us in the years to come. Class of 1962 Sponsor-Mr. Patrick W. Nolfi -sl? ERNEST LENARD BAKSA MATILDA ANN BALESTRA JOHN RICHARD BANJO DORINDA ANN BANKS KENNETH Z. BARBB JAMES STEVEN BAYUS STELLA MAE BELLAMY 8:25- Sept ,... For most everyone this' was the beginning of just another school year, but for us it was the beginning of the end. Wai? The enthusiasm during the assembly before the Struther's game is centered in the senior section SHIRLEY ANN BLACK NICHOLAS JOSEPH BOZICH JOHN CHARLES BOZICHOVICH BERNARD LOUIS BRAGALONE GEORGE BURICH MARILYN M. CARANO CARMEN IRIS CARRION 5-1 HE? JAMES CATALAND MILTA CEBALLO JEANNE ALICE CEGLEDY ROBERT CHARLES CENTOFANTE ALICE ANN CHERVLNKO MATTHEW JOHN CHOJNACKI SHIRLEY ANN C1oEE1 l Mr. Parenti, who is not one.to be left out of the spirit of pep assemblies, leads the school in a cheer from his college days. ' gif-TQ? An M, formed by the drivers, stood 1n the pxt all afternoon before the Struther s game PETER JAMES CODESPOTE LORETTA MARIE DANN PATRICK ROBERT Oicrcco RITA J. D1MOMEN1cO LO1s JEAN D1ULLO KATHLEEN JOAN DUTKO THOMAS G. EAEIAN W Huff' JOHN MATTHEXV FAMOR JOYCE ANNE FOWLER MARIE ANTOINETTE FRKETICH ALICE MARIE GALITSKY THOMAS ANTHONY GENTILE PETER M. GEORGIADIS CHARLES GLINATSIS The Seniors in white shirts sing their Alma Mater. Q ,v':lL2 1, . ali? aff 9,5 33 And now, the moment we have all been waiting for, says Paul Perantinides as attendants Stanley Litwin and Alfred Wacht look on. I crown Queen Speedo-the 1961 Homecoming Queen. ws: 2 Q55 gei, ,,1f ,. x MICHAEL GRABAN NANCY ELLEN GRABAN K J . A 3 ., M W ' JOHN GRDIC JR. CAROLE ANN GRECKO SUSAN JANE GUBANY MARY KATHRYN GUSTINRLLA DOLORES MARIE HALUS 2 ur ' wi? F GERALD GEORGE HAMROCK HORACE HENRY HARRIS ESTHER IRENE HAZIFOTIS SHIRLEY ANN HILL PHYLLIS JEAN HOLLIDAY HELENE THERESA HORVATH JOSEPH DEAN HORVATH The glamorous attendants with their beautiful bouquets are overcome with happiness as they parade around the track in cars donated by the Senior class. at Eff- Z. li mi H Eiiiiw, E -i i IQ' 35 A I bw 915 -if A-if gl The senior majorettes, band members, and cheerleaders are honored durmg the last game of the football season. A few tears were shed-then and later. ETHEL HUTCHISON' ANDREW GEORGE IHNAT JAMES ANTHONY IVAN LEWIS FREEMAN JACKSON JR. THOMAS GEORGE KALAMAN HELEN YVONNE KALISCHAK PHILLIP THOMAS KAPSULIS 1, RHF' . r Y, Y-of 'Q BARBARA ANN KEISH E A -A fa .5 SYLVIA JEAN KELLISH KENNETH WILLIAM KISH '27 MARILYN ELAINE KOMARC GERALD MICHAEL KOPKAS MARSHA ELAINE KOVACH KATHERINE KRALL :A S3 Q B 2, I X W I We had fun at the dances, whether we won or lost the game. wife. , x M 'vw Sw Mm The excitement and good feelings during Christmas penetrated Into Room 18 where various classes presented Mr. Bugby with gifts. JAMES R. LANZO LINDA LOUISE LENCYK LILLIAN MARIE LEOMERUNO CAROL ANN LESCHINSKY STANLEY GEORGE E. LITWIN MARIE ANN LOEOY NANCY LUCAS 'H Ae-of -1:-any ' f , 1 KAREN LOUISE LYSIKOWSKI VICTOR MAILLIS CAROL MANACK EDWARD JOHN MARO, IRENE SOPHIE MASTORIS THOMAS MICHAEL MATUN DONNA JEAN MAZIAS Trying to study waves, P.S.S.C. Physics class enjoys the privilege of using the halls for their experiments. xv' il' 1-1 ,105 HW' gms I I ..., .A filo E R ..:::.. I Q. X5 , 5 N 1 dw - ,Q ix C'rnon you guys, he'1l never look for us in here, says Richard Switka. But Spike Malutic and Tom Fabian have other ideas. AUSTIN EUGENE MCCLELLAN MARLENE MCINTOSH BURTON A. MCLAUGHLIN JR. IVAN STEPHEN MILEKOVIC KATHLEEN KAREN MISTOVICH CHARLOTTE MITCHELL SHIRLEY A. MITCHELL ' IP' JOSEPH ANGELO MUSITANO CAROL ANN NIZNIK DOUGLAS WILLIAM NOLE1 RICHARD THOMAS NOVAK HELEN JEAN OROsz BARBARA ANN ORTENZIO JOHN OQUENDO Q ' ggi, J LQ W A v A ,Km A rf ,iz Aw,fu EL A L A W Q R . , A Q5 Y J W Emmy Aux E.. N63 You can never tell which side will be towards the camera when the kids dance the Continental. It's Jim Cataland, Marsha Kovach, Barbara Keish, Carol Niznik, and Carol Godoscik. 1 1 51 ia 4I mfg? Q 54 if ,. SM was sw-::- X tw . : Emu: january 17 was our night. The Senior Spaghetti Dinner, with decorations for the first time had a very large turnout. KATHERINE ELAINE PALASCAK MARGERY ELLEN PARKS BONITA MARY PELOZA PAUL C. PERANTINIDES RONALD PERNO RICHARD F. PICCOLO PATRICIA POULOS WW--15 fi E 'W1.- 'Z x' wg 1 xl , N?-fi? 5 I I , iii ,' .-:f.:,1' , . 1 . hinge i fi.-wif JOHN PSAROMATIS JAMES MICHAEL REICHERT JANETLEE M. REPKO 'av' MELVIN REYNOLDS MICHAEL PAUL RICH FRANKLIN EDWARD RUDOLPHI LUCRETIA SANTIAGO lt we '? And now-the Queen of the class of 1962-Charlotte Mitchell, Charlotte shows her surprise and happiness upon the announcement. fAnd she wasn't going to get her hair done.j , Yi ,, wi., ifw if iw: ullllfffiiiii we ,fs M. 1 -I-E , Y' me 2? Jim, 4 5. 1 E ..- Our sponsor, Mr. Nolfi, and his wife crown King Mike Scarfo and Queen Charlotte Mitchell while the court stands around them. MICHAEL JOSEPH SCARFO JOYCE MARIE SCI-IUSTER CAROLYN S. SEVASKO ANTHONY P. SGAMBATI PATRICIA JEAN STANISLAV JANET LOUISE STEHLEY MARGARET ANN STELLMAR vu? -iw KATHLEEN ANN SVEDA ELIZABETH ANN SVETLAK THOMAS SWEETKO CAROL JEAN TADLA CAROL JEAN TARR RICHARD JAMES TESKI DIANA :LINDA THOMAS r QMtr'1'tw-'E a qw' fgila AIA .,.,,nA.. 54. It ':'Q'.Q ffi' '. , iff. Y QR 7 ,D 'I ' -' E, ., 4. Home Rooms 17 and 19 lowest m magazme sales sadly Q71 Pf61'lI'C for the tasks of cleaning the 6th grade or 12th grade? Marilyn Komarc, Nancy Graban, Lillian Leombruno, and Barbara Keish model their halloween costumes. DENIS TIKSON NICHOLAS DUANE TIMCISKO PATRICIA TOFIL PETER TSANGARIS MARTIN J. UHRIN THOMAS P. VALERIANI DoLoREs VALERIO 'gwmrh' 5515-1 v-5,1 JEANETTE VAN DUSEN NICHOLAS VANSUCH ANTHONY VAVLAS BARBARA ELAINE VENABLE CAROLE ANN VRABLE ALFRED EDWARD WACHT FRANK JOHN WALKO Kg .,: A . I t looks like some kind of fish, but it really is Mike Scarfo bobbing for an apple. Q. H1 .. ,,, , 'T I . -, ,IX , The old barbershop seven took us back to the 1800's. WALTER WESTBROOK CLARA LEE WHITE MARY ANN WILAJ DOROTHY L. YAKSICH SOTIRIS C. YIANNAKI MELVIN WILLIAM ZAMARY JERRY MICHAEL ZBELL . S 1 a 55' I N fn -AV' :fi-f -fs? , m QE xf: -di'T'76 Q!!-9 71? ,7 NOT PICTURED FREDA JUNE CARFAGNA WILLIE HODGES MARY D. ZETTS CHARLES XENAKIS August Graduate A ,,.LL Ls t l The high stepping chorus girls from the Follies Memorial added to the glamour of the pay assembly. Teachers as well as students take part in the assemblies. 49 MEMORIAL IS . . . Clubs, organizations with various purposes and ideals, that contribute much to the ethical education of youth . . . Societies, teaching leadership, service, cooperation and friendship . . . Striving and working together for a common good . . . The opportunity to experience gaiety and disappointment which builds char- acter and lasting associations . . The preparation for the groundwork for future men and women in a free so- ciety . . . Fun in extra-curricular activities where everyone works together . . . A burst of joy of accomplishment and a birth of the future . . . Always and always many wonderful memories . . . Happiness and sadness, serenity and frustration, achievement and failure, but forever a time to remember. 50 Q 1 g are Q iii Www QR wlbll lk L ll iw 'ri:'-- 'J wwwiww Kvgmmwikejgiwa awi,MW '.p::gQ 5, .5 M ,V ,ig ,, , , 'A mf rea: Muses: ,area :M My ,au MQW.. W ggi ng- WWWQ Qiemmwm Q Amit E1 rd 'E imma' mm ,1 , 19233 m E 21853 w.?l,xw P41 n!,w xi 1'3- uw Ear uw agua' W, , 4, ---E-- - -gr-S-f-:fum -1 W 'S?55 lf' H' ?QmmE? KE' W K. mi, f:SqFggf ig , :M lg? gg 11, ' Q gf my www ' 'gh PE Z N B5 -:f315'ffQ'?:2 ' :i? '4 W V X' WW E H N H' iw H X M2 - . in 14: N EA A www 'mu , 11 v w Qmtl gnmn W V S? Q! gg fegfkw ' -N. W9 1:,' - -W. H E sewn-V-5 ,fm H V wi Q ' uw uw m we m V 'W' M ' Jai H' -QW ,iss ,gz,,,,,fQ ms W, a aw: ' .g 1 ,. 1 5 ' K -si I E 352177 , 55, .WW F hx B E Sf ww ww B, Q -PH :Qi I, EEZ: I ,,, , i.. .u, 'ffmliff' 12, - v-1335 J 83 4 W, ,Q ,v ., -I 1 F f . WSWS X W A mf 'L' Tjn. S5 X . ,fgikx .V ,L sg 9. HQ fi , .M Q. M K! 2 EF fv- W' X XV? x is Um me sf LEX-F Jaw :Ex GAS: ex Q 1 x Q5 ,,- x x .1-. if if Editor: Marilyn Komarc X0 Asst. Ed.: Tony Sgambati 1 962 Reveler Staff The Reveler staff has been hard at work since May 1961 to create this year's yearbook. In June the Editor, Asst. Editor, Business Mgr., and the Asst. Bs. Mgr. went to a one week Pub- lications Workshop at Ohio Uni- versity where they picked up many hints for a better annual. At the beginning of the school year, various staff heads and business personnel were chosen. The Annual was then really un- derway. Innumerable pictures were taken with the help of Mr. Komarc, write-ups were pre- pared, and the well-organized business staff began magazine sales and advertisement cam- paigns, all of which were highly successful. We on the staff are truly appreciative of the coopera- tion of the entire Senior Class, Q. in I I f F ii 5 E flsf , Advisor: Mr. G. M. Opretza Business Mgr. jim Cataland Mr. Opretza, teachers, and all others who have helped to make The Rezfeler 1962 a successful yearbook. -5. . 1- M mg v . . ., ew - i 52 Carole Vrable -ea' reel Szttmg, L-R: Phyllis Holliday, Academic-Margie Parks Student Life-Marie Freketich, Typist- Carol Niznik, Underclass. Standing: john Psaromatis, Art-jim Lanzo, Athletics-Shirley Mitchell NSSL Bus. Mgr- Features-fmissingj Jeannie Cegledy, Senior Roll. .J W ,,,, iq, ev Cm ' 1 . 1 w 6 ll' Y P I' xg ,J Q. if 4 9 if'-W6 A P. . ff? . -fix gf. Qi ' . fl fx N' - W H51 5, wx A mx , L.. Q I ..,,. 1gg2seg2seseEf 1 - I x im gf- ,W ww . A W. qw, , .. ,X ,, ifgzsuwv f: ? :qi ' sf Advisor, Mr. Nolfi-Editor, Bonnie Buccilli Business Mgr., Matt Chojnacki. Memo The Memo is our school newspaper, edited by Bonnie Buccilli and advised by Mr. Nolfi. It is published monthly, mainly to keep the students informed as to what goes on in the school. In each copy can be found the happenings in every grade, run-downs of various school functions, hints for college bound stu- dents, resumes of sports, and writings of the creative humorists and cartoonists. 54 fewest?-2 A255 Q, :M -1 H ,. There are 21 few things here which have to be changed All printing of the Memo goes on in the Pub lications Department of our school. 'E Mn -Q: 31' :J Zigi MEMO STAFF-130110111 mira' J Reichert, M, Clltljfllilxl J. H.1ss'1' B B ill' M1 N lf' K H 'lx . 1 ' , ' '63, . ucci 1, 1 0 1, . anis 'O, I. Crltaland, P. Stanislav. Sammi muff M. Szxlogy, D. Holliday, A. Oles, -I. Lcsogunich, '.l'. Bruner, M. Frketich, G. Petak, C. Vmble, C. Grecl-20. Third razc: M. Cosentino A A ' v ' . . ' ' I Pai s, P. Holliday, M. Gustinclla, C.M1tcl1ell, P. Poulos, M, Carnno, S. Mitchell. F0lll'll7 mug' N. Botch, K. Craft, C. Burillaire, cf Wfolfe, J. Replco, M. Zanmry, K. Buccilli, L, Mnro. Fiffb mum' K. Klinko, R. I-lalminaclc, T. Fontes, J. Halase, L. D'Amat0, M. Lenhart, J. Puscarcik. Sixlb 1'01l .' J. Simchilc. D. Raw, D. Nolfi, A. Bemrnli. J. Kunicki, J. Shmmo, F. Buclzlk. Memo MEMO REPRESENTATIVE-Boffouz row: B. Centofante, J. Reichert, Mr. Nolfi, B. Buccilli, M. Chojnacki, G. Hamrock. Second raw: M. Styn, A. Oles, C. Scachette, L. Prassino, T. Evans, R. Rossi. Third row: N. Bozich, A. Cioffi, K. George, P. Alagy, P, Beelan, M. Rlko, D. Robinson. Fozzrlb row: I. Clement, J. Armaline, A. Berarcli, N. Botch, K. Zbell. Fiflb raw: J. Bryan, F. Rudolphi, P. Perantinides, I. Lanzo. NHS The members of the National Honor Society at Me- morial were chosen by a secret ballot of the teachers in the spring of 1961, Through the efforts of the sponsors, Miss Herrick and Mr. Monaco, the club has tried to live up to the aims of the N.H.S.-Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. The club has competently handled the selling of ice cream for club funds and has succeeded in decorating the school beautifully at Christmas time. President, Doug Nolfi-Secretary, Loretta Dann-Treasurer, Tony Sgambati-V.-Pres., Marilyn Komarc. The finishing touches are put on the bell by Nick Bozich as a few NHS members watch. ,,. ei rw gtg fa 51632 .4 NHS-Botlom row: B. Pe-loza, P. Tofil, M. Stellmar, J. Van Dusen, P. Stanislav, M. Komarc, C. Vrable. Row 2: Miss Het- rick, C. Mitchell, M. Carano, M. Gustinella, S. Mitchell, J. Cegledy, L. Dann, P. Holliday, Mr. Monaco. Row 3: D. Nolfi, I. Milekovic, T. Kalaman, M. Scarfo, A. Sgarnbati, N. Bozich, M. Rich. IMir.ri1zg, M. Parksj. 56 . TQ if Scholarship me l The Scholarship Club at Memorial High School is one that requires high test scores and an till- around exceptional scholastic ability on the part of its members. Any person should be proud to be- long to this worthwhile society, because of its reputation in the past. ,. .1 3 t Three senior boys, Nick Vansuch, Gerald Hamrock, and Pete Georgiaclis, start studying early for various Preliminary Tests. A group of students wait patiently for the District Preliminary Test to begin. 15 1 1 give Row 1. I. Milekovic, M. Komarc, Mr. Parenti, I. Cataland, A. Berardi. Raw 2: J. Bryan, B. Buccilli, M. Gustinella, P. Tofxl, T. Sgambati, C. Petroff. Row 3: K. Klinko, M. Rich, E. Maddox, L. Powell, L. Ortiz. M. Tsikouris. Row 4: T. Kalarnan, P. Novak, I. Van Dusen, J. No- vacich, P. Alagy, J. Angel, D. Murray. Row 5: F. Thomas, T. Bruner, D. Brayer, W. Sims, D. Dolyak, B. Bonish. 57 QD Z rw Row 1: J. Psaromatis, K. Craft, F. Pico, Mr. Zerella, D. Brayer, B. Buccilli, J. Lanzo. Row 2: M. Parks, C. Niznik, J. Catalancl, L. Leombruno, L. Santiago, C. Leschinsky, L. Dann, L. Di Ullo, A. Chervinko. Row 3: D. Halus, M. Balestra, E. Hazifotis, S. Cioffi, D. Thomas, M. Loboy, A. Galitsky, I. Mastores. Row 4: D. Banks, H. Horvath, K. Mistovich, S. Gubany, N. Timicisko, P. Holliday, M. Gustinella, M. Carano. Row 5: I. Milekovic, M. Rich, S. Bellamy, B. Ortenzio, C. Tart, M. Kovach, S. Mitchell, N. Bozich. Row 6: S. Hill, J. Fowler, C. FTA The Future Teachers of America is composed of students who are planning to become teachers. Its sponsor is Memorials Latin teacher, Mr. Atilio Zerella. The offices are held by juniors. When a grade school teacher is absent, an FTA member is sent to the school to teach in his place. This gives members practical experience and helps them decide if teaching is for them. The FTA has two yearly functions-the FTA Initiation Party and the FTA Outing. Wlrite, B. Venable, M. Chojnaclci, 1. Cegledy, P. Stanislaw. Row 1.' S. Ravis, V. Nolfi, J. Lesoganich, Mr. Zerella, B. Schuster, L. Maro. Row 2: I. Bryan, E. Kadilak, C. Manack, N. Graban, M. Samios, T. Straub, L. Zackasee, C. Petroff. Row 3: K. Hanisko, S. Mazzocco, P. Alagy, R. Guru, P. Keish, V. Stephanic, P. Novak, C. Valerio. Row 4: C. Parker, 1. Repasky, N. Botch, C. Hudak, J. Wansaclc, C. Godoscik, D. Murray. Raw 5: K. Del Plato, M. Cervone, T. Halus, P, Rose, J. Hassay, M. Szilagy, B. Kovach, A. Yurcisin, G. Zarnary. Raw 6: M. Harris, R. Pavlic, A. Cioffi, K. George, N. Bozich,.K. Timko, D. Cuva. F. J Y' Ballom row: M. Elko, C. Wolfe, P. Zetts, Mr. Zerella, J. Martauz, R. Luc. Raw 2: P. Doylak, B. Chura, M. Novak, N. Caggiano, C Belli, M. Tsikourias, M. Gorles. Row 3.' M. Bunce, L. Kmetz, R. Polkabla, C. Krall, S. Miconi, L. Kassay, K. Maillas. Row 4: M. Dimit- riejoviclu, J. Angel, I. Puskarcik, K, Wuyek, I. Yacavone, J. Shramo, A. Pavelko, M. Mela, E. Tadla. Row 5: C. Evans, K. Tait, B. Kel- lish, K. Colletis, R. Crino, M. Sirilla, D. Pachik. Row 6: C. Scachetti, B. Bonish, I. Vrable, R. Mamrich, H. Yiannaki, T. Bruner, J. Bo- vacich. Boliam row: L. Ortiz, C. Mitchell, I. Repko, B. Keish, Mr. Zerella, J. Schuster, C. Sevasko, M. Stellmar, B. Krasinski. Row 2: C. Tadla K. Sveda, C. Vrable, C. Grecko, R. Centofante, H. Kalischak, M. Zetts. Row 3: B. Peloza, C. Glinatsis, V. Dubyalc, D. Mazias, R. DiDo- menico, N. Lucas, K. Lysikowski, C. Krall, P. Poulos. Row 4: S. Kellish, M. Ceballo, K. Magripilis, N. Testa, G. Petak, B. Tucci, D Cavalier, M. Spencer. Row 5: D. Yaksich, D. Tikson, F. Ruclolphi, F. Jackson, J. Horvath, K. Rich, J. Rosan, J. Musitano, M. Niznik Row 6.' J. Bayus, T. Matun, E. Maro, A. Sgambati, P. Tofil, M. Graban, E. Baksa, A. Ihnat, F. Walko, S. Monaco. Y-Teens The Y-Teens, under the Y.W.C.A. and sponsored by Miss Graban, has become a worth-while club for the girls of our school to attend. As everyone knows, the Y-Teens sponsor the Touchdown Toddle, which is held in November, and the Spring Formal, which is held in the month of May. These two events are for all the high schools in Youngstown and vicinity. The name of our chapter is Altruists. It is a Latin word mean- ing the devotion to and interest in others, which is what the members of our Y-Teens strive for. Candle lighting is part of the formal initiation of the Y-Teens. OFFICERS President Loretta Dann Vice-President Marilyn Carano Secretary Linda Lencyk Treasurer Carol Petroff Interclub Jeannie Ceglecly Meditations Starr Monaco Bollom row: C. Petroff, G. Petak, J. Cegledy, Miss Graban, L. Dann, M. Carano, L. Lencyk. Row 2: M. Parks, M. Frketich, J. Repko, C. Tadla, B. Veneable, K. Dutko, A. Chervinko, L. DiUllo. Row 3: D. Valerio, D. Thomas, C. Leschinsky, M. Loboy, L. Santiago, P. Stanislav, J. Schuster, C. Niznik, M. Komarc. Row 4: D. Halus, P. Holliday, S. Cioffi, M. Ceballo, C. Carrion, H. Kalischak, B. Peloza. Row 5: M. Kovach, C. Mitchell, M. Gustinella, N. Lucas, D. Banks, J. Stehley, S. Kellish. Row 6: K. Lysikowski, C. Tarr, M. Wilaj, J. Fowler, S. Hill, M. Zetts, M. Horvath. AQ' YT' 6 'S . A gr Botlonz row: M. Silajy, J. Hassay, S. Gubany, Miss Grahan, A. Galitslcy, K. Mitstovich, K. Colettis. Row 2: Grecko, C. Vrable, B. Schuster, P. Tofil, M. Stellmar, B. Chura, D. Mazias, R. DiDomenico, K. Sveda. Raw 3: C. X5C'hite, E. Hazifotis, M. Balestra, S. Bellamy, L. Zackascee, T. Straub, V. Dubyak, D. Lisko, M. Spencer. Row 4: L. Kassay, E. Sohaiby, D. Stodnyk, J. Rosan, K. Magripilis, K. Palascak, M. Musar, G. Rohan. Raw 5: J. VanDusen, P. Novak, K. Rich, N, Bozich, P. Alagy, M. Cervone, B. Bonish. Row 6.' K. Mastoris, G. Dann, C. Gocloscik, K. Craft, C. Barillaire, A. Cioffi, M. Elko, C. Wfolfe. Y-Teens Bollom row: C. Manack, B. Keish, N. Graham, Miss Graban, S. Mitchell, L. Leombruno, C. Sevnsko. Row 2: R. Gura, I. Vrable, M. Dimitriejovich, J. Angel, N. Caggiano, C. Belli, J. Puscarcik, K. Tait, S. Mazzocca. Row 3: K. George, K. Wuyek, K. Timko, M. Zapa- tocky, S. Harris, E. Cozart, J. Shramo, R. Pavelko. Razz' 4: S. Monaco, K. Litura, J. Lesoganich, M. Mela, M. Marc, R. Crino, M. Bunce, C. Evans, M. Novak. Row 5: P. Rose, B. Kellish, B. Buccilli, C. Krall, D. Cavalier, B.. Tucci, N. Testa, M. Harris. Raw 6: K. Fabian, A. Yuricsin, J. Anderson, L. Powell, P. Ze-tts, J. Martauz, K. Hanisko, S. Anderson, B. Taylor. . L i P! .i ga Ei 0 1 nngasgs E ec - L FLSC OFFICERS: Treasurer, Barbara Keish-Vice-President, Marilyn Carano-President, Mary K. Gustinella-Sponsor, Miss Kendall-Secretary, Barbara Chura-Social Chairman Phyllis Holliday. FRE LE SER CIT Fre Le Ser Cit, standing for Friend- ship, Leadership, Service, and Citizenship, is an all-girls' club to which only those who occupy the rank of junior or senior may belong. FLSC strives to accomplish exactly that which the name implies. Ac- tivities throughout the year revolve around the four purposes. Two of the main activities are the formal initiation, and the mother-daughter tea. Boltom row: M. Parks, P. Holliday, Miss Kendall, M. Gustinella, M. Carano, B. Keish. Row 2: J. Repko, P. Zetts, R. DiDomenico, V. Nolfi, L. Maro, G. Petal-c, K. Fabian, C. Mitchell. Row 3: M. Frketich, L. Lencyk, B. Buccilli, C. Manack, K. Rich, J. Rosan, T. Straub, S. Mitchell. Row 4: D. Valerio, K. Sveda, D. Halus, C. Tart, H. Horvath, L. DiUllo, B. Chura. Row 5: M. Elko, B. Orterizio, K. Palascak, S. Kellish, C. Grecko, C. Vrable, M. Kovach, M. Komarc. l . . Li 2 4, as 'L l X Q af.. ZZ Carolyn Sevasko lights another candle as she gives her speech at the formal induction of the FLSC. Mary Gustinella brings the meeting to order to discuss the selling of Christ- LFLSC Baltom row: C. Godoscik, K. Craft, C. Barillaire, Miss Kendall, P. Stanislav, J. Schuster, B. Schuster. Row 2: A. Chervinko, K. Lysi- kowski, L. Ortiz, G. Rohan, M. Tsikouris, D. Murray, J. Lesoganich, C, Wolfe, Row 3: L. Santiago, C. Sevasko, N. Graban, C. Leschinsky S. Cioffi, D. Thomas, J. Martauz. Row 4: J. VanDusen, K. Tait, I. Leombruno, J. Fowler, K. Magripilis, V. Dubyak, M. Mela, B. Kel- lish, K. I-Ianisko. Row 5: M. Stellmar, D. Mazias, M. Ceballo, M. Zeus, S, Gubany, K, Mistovich, M, Harris. Raw 6: P. Tofil, I Cegledy, S. Bellamy, L. Dann, B. Taylor, B. Peloza, H. Kalischak. 2 BQIQ1-15, .Lg l 1-mi? Row I: M. Gustinellag C. Mitchellg P. Stanislavg M. Parksg Miss Farknsg j.Schuste1'g L. Leombrunog C. Sevaskog M. Carano. Row II: B. Keishg R. DiDomenicog A. Chervinkog C. Mzmakg N. Grabang M. Szilagyg J. I-Iassayg J. Martauzg B. Buccilli. Row IlI.' M, Kovachg C. Crisatig J. Angelg S. Mazzoccag B. Churag M. Marog C. Scacchettig I. Maillisg P. Holliday. Row IV: S. Mitchelig J. Lesagonichg P. Alagyg E. Cozartg P. Roseg L. Orrg L. Knssayg J. Puscarcikg A. Cioffig S. Cioffi. Row V: K. Georgeg J. Shramog J. Vrableg C. Bellig D. Dimi- tmcheg K. Wyyfekg S. Miconig C. Krallg D. Thomas. Row VI: R. Lucg A. Pavelkog M. Cervconeg R. Crinog D, Halusg C. Tarrg S. Bel- lemvg B. Ortenziog M. Prassinosg H. Horvathg K. Kraftg E. Hazifotisg C.Leshir1sky. WSC Row I: M. Elkog C. Vrableg P. Tofilg Miss Farkasg J. Cegledyg P. Zettsg L. Santiago. Raw II: C. Greckog M. Stellrnarg N. Testag G Petakg L. Daring L. DiUl1og P. Poulosg D. Yaksichg J. Tadla. Row III: M. Ceballog S. Ravisg V. Nolfig B. Krasinskig J. Repkog B Tuccig D. Cavalierg A. Galitskyg K. Palascak. Row IV: K. Lysikowskig N. Lucasg E. Sohazig D. Valeriog M. Balestrag C. Wolfeg M Ferkitichg D. Maziasg K. Sveda. Row V: C. Cariong P. Novakg C. Baralliareg J. Stehleyg 1. VanDuseng M. Spencerg K. Richg J. Rosan Row VI: C. Petroffg S. Gubanyg K. Mistovichg E. Marting B. Hartg E. Taylorg B. Pelozag H, Kalischakg C. Valerio. ' U L 1 fm 1 -. - 3.-.v,.,,, , vu-. . , WSC OFFICERS: Treas. Carole Vrable-Pres. Jeannie Cegledy-Sponsor, Miss Farkas-Vice Pres. Patti Tofil-Sec, Marsha Elko, WSC A school coulcln't possibly be complete without a Wil- ling Service Club. We at Me- morial have one of the best. Its duty is to spread cheer to unfortunate children in hos- pitals by collecting dolls and other toys for them. Among other services it holds several social affairs each year. fee Jeannie Cegledy pins a corsage on Miss Farkas' shoulder before one of the WSC socials. Some last minute preparations are being made for a WSC so- cial. O H I-Y The Hi-Y is the main boys' club at M.H.S. Throughout the year its members take part in an annual dance, a bowling team, and a basketball team. In the spring senior members are chosen to take part in Civics Day, during which they take over all the administrative offices in the city of Campbell. l ' j ' 77.a , l,Ar. l x l E 's - s T F Row 1: D. Reichart, Treas.3 J. Lanzo, Chaplaing Mr. Holliday, Advisorg I. Mileovic, Pres.g G. Zamary, V.-Pres. Row 2: J. Catalandg T. Fabiang F. Ruclolphig S. Litwing T. Kalamang N. Bozich. Row 3: D. Cuvag I. Psaromatisg N. Vansuchg M. Richg S, Yiannakig M. Chojnackig R. Pic- colog M. Uhring N. Timciskog C. Glinatsis. Row 4: F. Thomasg T. Sgambatig B. Centofanteg M. Scarfog P. Perantinidesg I. Musitanog T. Gen- tileg J. Repaskyg H. Harris. xiii W wi 1 U55 va .. 5: a in WE Rau' 1: N. Botchg R. Switkag Mr. Hollidayg D. Brayerg G. Novacich. Row 2: J. Tofilg F. Picog H. Yiannakig R. Kohutig P. Petrusl-:ag B. Savo. Row 3: R. Picog J. Bryang T. Berardig K. Zbellg D. Paichg L. Zura. Raw 4: B. Shepasg A. Gaitanisg D. McLeang R. Pavlicg R. Antalocyg Horvatb. Row 5: I. Hereng T. Bukofchang J. Schreiberg J. Armaline. Row 6: J. Vrableg K. O'Mellang J. Pavlicg J. Vfansackg G. Mitulinskxg J. Kohut. 66 ,nn-gl--v-ff-5 - 5 i 2EC'?u W i Y Si Egg President Ivan Milekovic asks for suggestions at a meeting. O HI-Y The seniors who will take part in Civics Day. 'I 1 Q. W 1- . .ii .Biff Sitting: T. Bukofchang A. Fontesg R. Stephens. Stfzndi1zg.' R. Marinog M. Cverkog Mr. Stephens' E. Kelleyg D. Malarcikg S. Madickg R. Centofantig R. Helminizikg M. Graban. Ed. 6, wkhV?g SAW Row 1: K. Buccillig I. Lesalgonichg Mrs. Skul-:ang L. Marog D. Hudak. Row 2: B. Pelozag K. Palasackg J. Hassayg B. Terekg C. Barrillaireg P Zetts. Row 3: B. Keishg D. Garovichg K. Georgeg P. Demyang N. Serrokag G. Dann. Office Checkers The office checkers assist our Secretary, Mrs. Skukan, in her ' secretarial duties. They pick up absence excuses, run errands, make out schedules, help with files, and perform any odd YF' nga M jobs they are asked to do. 'E Barbara Keish collects an absence excuse from HR 19 during A Period. Y Ron Tucci and Bob Terel-c sort papers 7th period. 68 I L.. E mf . 3 twigs Wf- I 'N km QQ wi gl A5222 H 22244 Kg? Barbara Ortenzio, Ed Maro, Marsha Kovach, and Marie Frketich help Mr. Nelson in the SOP Room. SOP QW mg! N Kathy Mistovich, Carol Leschinsky Carol Mamck Sue Gubany, and Kathy Dutko sort various tefmchers pmpem Row 1: L. DiUI1og L. Danng M, Kovachg L. Leombrunog P. Stanisluvg -I.SChLISf61'. Rau' 2: C. Tnrrg D. Halusg C. Grecko I Repko N Iums K. Lysikowski. Rnzz' 3: B. Ortenziog D. Valeriog M. Frketichg C.. Carriong D.,X'l1kSiChQ J. Tadlag M. A. Wilajg C. Krallg K M1stov1ch Rau -,1 A. Gnlitskyg M. Grabnrrg S. Blackg M. Reynoldsg J. Fowlerg B. Venableg S. Cioffi: K. Dutko. 'Q' gf - R :fm xx 'Z2' af. . R Ri W' Es xx iii... ..'s'1L. . ma sw? ' W- Qifa -Y-A--li 1 ga. Rau' 1: J. Cicollig J. Stipitichg C. Clark: J. Tadlag B. Venableg M. Szilagy. Row S. Wabackg M. Magurag S. Duboshg K. Geanakisg L. Timkog H. Melnikg K. Modakg B. Chandlerg R. Scott. Row 3: M. Styng M. Znmaryg M. Cosentinog J. Clementg L. Letiziag E. Sohaibyg P. Gourlasg M. Gourlas. Rau' 4: C. Vnleriog B. Hodgesg S. Anclersong A. Hovanecg M. Marting J. Evansg G. Leeg S, Vefmble. Choral Razz' 1: L. Letizing -I. Cngginnog M. Fontesg Mr. Spagnolag P. Symchickg M. Lenhartg M. Jimenezg E. Kouliandus, Row B, 01115, B Bunishg H. Rosing T. Spirtag S. Kmutnerg R. Constnntg F. Crinog I. Malys. Razz' 3: M. Pontikosg N. Serrokag C. Gnlathrisg B. Heathcockg R Sorokng R. Holandg I. Fncciobeneg D. Baglnmn. Rau' si: C. Bonillng B. Cernockg F. Cabang O. Youngg R. Crumg C. Sosnowchikg A. Ruldolphi 1 I W.. Fu' v I I I Q I5 5. nz? M Rau' I: M. Mdntoshg J. Fowlerg S. Bellamyg Mr. Parentig B. Venableg C. Wlmiteg S. Black. Rau' 2: S. Krautnerg S. Hillg E. Hostalg A. Ru- dolphig M. Struharikg I. Mallisg T. Getzg M. O'Shanicg D. Bunksg C. I.c-schinskyg M. Loboy. Row 5: G. Coznrt, M. Chubag J. Hudrang C Palumbog I. Rosag B. Brennisg C. Mnnackg 1. Gourleyg M. A Wilaj' D V1Ierio Rauf 4' S Cioffi' L Santiago' D Thomas' A G1Iitsk . , . . . . . , . . , . , . . 'y' A. Chervinkog C. Dutkog D. Pachickg C. Carriang E. Kadillacg M. Niznik. Rauf 5: E. Maddog C. DiCiccog K. Delplatog S. Miaconig D Stodnykg N. Romeog K. Dorkog D. I-Iolliduyg K. Timkog S. Ravis. Razz' 6: L. Micklnrg C. jevesokg S. Shramog C. Bellig C. Evansg J. Millardg M. Dimitriejovichg J. Angelg K. Wfuyekq A. Cioffi. I O Ll bra rl cu ns Row 1: G. Danng I.. LeS0ganiChg- V. Nolfig Mr. L- Parerlfig P- Alflgyg N. Bozichg P. Dolyakg C. Kindinis. Row 2: M. Scacchetti' A. Bra alone, 1 8 ' J. Lnhowclug A. Olesg D. Mullxsg D Vrable' M Lenhart' C Sosnowchik' C Cat'1l1nd' D Lisko' M Musser I Prassino R . B . ,. ,. ,. H.. ,. 3. s.ow3'. Bonichg B. Stadnkyg M. Dan lchnkg M. Za oto lc ' C. K t ' E H ' 'f ' ' f ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' y p C y, me z, , an ons, J. Yamvone, M. Gwen I.. Smxth B. Kmdmxs. Row 4: T Simbolig S. Stadnkyg R. Constuntg C. Evansg C. Bragaloneg A. Almasyg R. Lebog P. Jackson. , , I ' Red and Black The Red and Black Masqueraders is Me- morials dramatic club. To become a mem- ber one must be voted for by several teach- ers during try-outs. Throughout the year the club puts on many assemblies and out- side productions. An exciting scene from Miss Collegiate. Re-enacting the first Thanksgiving during the Thanksgiving Assembly. Rau' 1: C. Vrable. M. Camno, Miss Fulton, N. Bozich, T. Kalaman, J. Cegledy. Raw 2: J. Schuster, A. Berardi, B. Schuster, P Zetts, J. Mnrtauz, J. Lesagonich. M. Maro, L. Dann, P. Tofil. Rau' 3: P. Holliday, M. Gustinella, B. Buccilli, M. Elko, C. Mitchell D. Mazias, D. Halus, S. Mitchell. Rau' 4: M. Rich, N. Vnnsuch, K. Rich, K. Hanisko, S. Monaco. Row 5: K. Magriplis, V. Dubyak, C Hudak, j. Reichart, G, Zamary, C. Godoscik, C. Barillaire. Raw 6: T. Sgambati, M. Komarc, G. Savo, N. Botch, J. Repasky, D. Cuva, K Craft, I. Mustinno. in Thespians Thespians, which is a national or- ganization, granted Memorial a charter in 1953 and labeled it Troup 566. One must obtain a good number of advanced dramatic achievements to become a member in this selective or- ganization. OFFICERS Pres. Nick Bozich V.-Pres. Marilyn Carano Sec, Jeannie Cegledy Treas. Tom Kalaman Scribe Carole Vrable E Row 1.' C. Vrable, M. Carano, Miss Fulton, N. Bozich, T. Kalaman, J. Cegledy. Row 2: C. Sevasko, M. Gustinella, B. Buccilli, C. Barillaire, J. Repasky, D. Cuva. Row 3: M. Komarc, A. Berardi, P. Holliday, J. Bryan, N. Botch, C. Hudak. Row 1: Jul-Iassay, M. Szilagy, Miss Fulton, L. Hassay, A. Cioffi, R. Gum. Row 2: K. Buccilli, M. Styn, I. Shramo, C. Cataland, C. Evans, M. Struharik, S. Harris. Row 3: I. Simchik, K, Klinko, K. O'Me1lon, A. Fontes, D. Gozur, W. Holliday. Row 4: L. Frangos, G. Zahorsky, R. Perry, R. Mingo. eg 4 Swingsiers The Memorial High School Band has this year truly shown the fruits of sincere work on the part of band members, band directors, and many willing helpers. The highlight of the past marching season was the striking new uniforms donned by the band members as they proudly marched through many brilliant half-time shows. The uni- forms were purchased through the selling of bonds to the citizens of Campbell who were highly cooperative. The band promptly showed its versatility in the Christmas Concert, during which marching members showed themselves to be accomplished musicians. The next great success was the 2nd Annual Pop Concert in February, when the band virtuosos played their way through recent popular songs, and themes from the movies. The concert ended with the song best associated with the band-Exodus. The Spring Concert, held in May, was the last concert and the high point of the band year. All the accomplishments of the past two years never would have been possible without the hard work, creativeness, and truly sincere interest of our band director Mr. George Hating. Director-Mr. George Haring SWINGSTERS-Bollofzz row: Majorettes: B. Keish, N. Graban, L. Leombruno, V. Dubyak, K. Magripilis, B. Schuster, Head Majorette- M. Komarc, H. Kalischak. Row 2: M. Stonework, L. Anderson, G. Mitlinski, C. Vrable, S. Vansuch, M. Miller, R. Danchise, F. Di- Pasque. Row 3: F. McIntosh, K. Modak, D. Paich, F. Lot, R. Parks, M. Fontes, R. Dixi, J. Melnik. Row 4: W. Wirlo, J. Paich, T Valerianni, H. Orosz, P. Codespote, K. Fabian, C. Thomas, G. Dattilo. Row 5: I. jiminez, P. Simchick, C. Glinatsis, A. Gentile, M Shirilla, T. Gentile, J. Carbola, T. Lewhal. 1961 'I962 ,gwgwqigf 1 1 ' 3 fr x - The Second Pop Concert was one of the greatest assemblies of the year. Numbers played included: Misfits, Magnificent Seven, Woncler'land by Night, flashy cornet and drum solos, and Exodus. Pictured here are the 1961 majorettes who received their awards. SXVINGSTERS-Bolfom rozv: Majorettes: M. Stellmar, Mascot-C. Sevasko, M. Elko, J. Lesoganich, S. Harris, G. Petak, C. Crisafi, B. Chura. Rauf 2: M. Clement, F. Caro, E. Tadla, R. Rhodes, J. Hayden, L. D'Amato, I. Psaromatis, D. Wluite. Row 3: G. Dann, L Bilichik, J. Anderson, M, Chuba, C. Severin, D. Reichert, L. Powell, D. Gibboney. Row 4: J. Grazier, M. Martin, K. Buccilli, C. Grecko L. Ceja, A. Cioffi, T. Straub, G. XXfirl0. Rau' 5: F. Thomas, T. Bulcofchan, T. Gentile, R, Piccolo, Z. Harris, I. Facciobene, E. Machette T. Fontes. 1 1 5... W Q 'm X Lg-.vwffggx uf W, Q wan E-Jim? P ,,X,faW,, ,I Q W 55 3 nf? 41 5 , H ,, vw? ff mir mf Em Gm QLQBAV' ,,,, K .N Az: 2 sk' if QF ma, Q ig I Eg E! m .,- V 3' - ,2 , jf' W M5 iz 1 ,YW I I K WEE Ili . 39' :,',.,X '43 'v.,.- w 65 Y V 0,1 . S' M WW Q Q32 f 325 V 's ' W ' N ,. ,M t g, ' F4 5 E4 ' wp- 'G il 52 Y-3 7- si' ai 1 4 rf- gm 5' 'll L' .f ,-G av ' Y an S 'P we at Q , ,. 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J Sa :ik M-V V A M 'W-i by Y-N' ' , I X X x x al Vuirxi :H wax j , V1.7 , I 21:51-fgnjl Iv ., T Q: 33 if 1:i-Egg l wsdiggmi gf 52 3. ,Q .3 ,X. 'N , 'A M N , H33 Nl , V wi. , gm: fggiw ? A- f..., , , asv , sz J X .1 , . 1 Nu gan me M '12 F f i at Q 55? r if 41x y ' ' - M nas V Q + Q 1 1' 3132, f 'S 5: ,. f Q, QL-5 fir ' af- '. ... as , 1 JN if , Eff ' we yyff 5 ? 5 -3- T 1-Sims Q ff, . The 1961 Jr. PROM Wwe-.M :em 53 :Wi 22:12 ea M 3 1 lg : ,V S The prom committee decorated for many hours creating . . . 80 Enchanted g++ jr. Class President, Nick Bo ' zich, crowns Queen Martie . . 4 wie Left to right: 4th Attendant, Rnsalie Botch, 5rd Attendant, Phyllis Teskig 2nd Attendant, Orysia Styng 1st Attendant, Martha Halus' Prorn Queen, Mattie Grabang King, jim Putkog lst Attendant, David Haniskog 2nd Attendant, Richard Pirigyg 5rd Attendant, Vernon Cashg 4th Attendant, joseph Oshelski. . . .while Rita DiDomenico crowns King Jim - H, t , f , SY ,f f g I, - I Q The Grand March. 8I Homecoming 1961 'R-itlll vit 222. H ie Ev- gf wemnssar 5' 551 'BEM 53 5: f flu it f E M ' 1 - H , . . , LW, W My My M I , lla ti if W in aft at iw 5 ga :E .5 5,75 Q5 .5 QV at M H H ,EM an as glee me ui , , A Vx m gi 5 5 it, ,' x ,S g O 5 E -' - M M ' M 41 mga 5 2 en ' S F 1 1 Q ia 'ml' li? f 5 5. f ' 7 J: 5 iq 2 , Y' 1' f'E' g :T1z 7f'f f '? ' 5 ' J Y '-iii aww :Via ai awaits, -, 1 i A we fe, Q: 5 or ., w i all v l l al i - x . 5 L ,aa Q l, is rw -- , D., Ni 5 If Q 5 ' M 2 1: m T .ew ll asa, A .WV ' W W.. i 5 :aan mln i -- W 2 Q. r as--51 -ada W EW ' 'Q sae 'Q H 22:12 EH W Eu E H if .tn uw Q ms , . a- QQ -2 ,frat we ' s u uw w - 'S-5 Qgsaianaa Q me e 'mi in H, we me . ,ai ,ai :er Sillirzgf 2nd Attendant, Barbara Veneableg 1960 Homecoming Queen, Martha Halusg 1961 Homecom- ing Queen, Loretta Danng 1st Attendant, Delores Halus. Stmzding: 5rd Attendant, Patty Tofilg 5th Attendant, Carol Niznikg 4th Attendant, Marilyn Komarc. WY ff - -- 1 fm, Vinum wi gsm in K 21 ,at ,H Wlllllllll ll ee S H U S -,ge of ua wr is we ,ii in in Ng ,j , 3 W' M seem ae , M ll ga fu 1 H i H H 1553552 Wm! Q- 5,2 Q we ul ei? it Jaw len L--YE v r,,,,,,,,,,grH .lu :XF Marilyn Komarc and Carol Niznik put the finishing touches on Barbara Veneable before halftime ceremonies. 82 if These are a few of the cars which added to the glamour of the Homecoming parade. The Homecoming Dance The 1961 Homecoming Queen Lor- etta Dann was crowned by the 1960 Queen Martha Halus. Class Court lst Attendant, Paul Perantinides lst Attendant, Loretta Dann 3rd Attendant, Ken Kish 4 1 962 77' Ju' L'-t 2nd Attendant, Marilyn Komarc 2nd Attendant, jim Lanzo 2nd Attendant, Kathy Sveda -'ith Attendant, 2nd Attendant, Delores Halus an ZW -w M QUEEN CHARLOTTE MITCHELL jerry Kopkas KING MICHAEL SCARFO we It ,Q '42 . . ., ,E .L - ,, v :gtk At. wx X me sf. 'HEP' 1 - 1 Q W x B . li- 15, 7 ag 43 U- '75- A V' H -.., .1 '31-,-A . VJ-I ye, iw? Nibfri' Q-'wifi if ,: f, X .ggi Mk, in w - 1 t EQ WL, - 2' gk ww af -+ A 1 xh ' 'T'--1-A i . E 4 I S' J. L. . I ' Lu A is ff 12:3 ' MEMORIAL IS . . . Sports, glamorous and exciting . . . Unity, not only in achievement and end, a victory, but in feeling as one, act- ing as one . . . Cooperation, not only in learning the true quality of sports, but in developing understanding and tolerance of others through self-sacrifice and true desire to win-to win honestly . . . Football, basketball, baseball and ac- tivities that bring pride in achievement and loyalty in victory and defeat. as 1 -ff A lo if , . , mm 52 - x 0 v s s R R u. 24111 ,wg g.l,,QH,V .M Bottom raw: G. Metzka, L. Saulesberry, L. Kazouris, R. Horvath, M. Secora, J. Jeren, T. Halus, R. Bushman, F. Sewich, G. Zwinsk, F. Antalocy. Row 2: C. Hudak fmanagerj, R. Pico, C. Xenakis, N. Timcisko, J. Wansack, W. Malys fcoachj, J. Knapick fcoachj, C. Julius fcoachj, L. Konya fcoachj, K. Kish, J. P. Knapick, F. Rudolphi, M. Gould fmanagerj. Row 3: J. Wilush, M. Cverko, B. Bragalone, R. Switka, J. Lanzo, D. Brayer, R. Krompegal, R. Brown, J. Catalandq- A. Green, A. Profanchik, M. Ellinos. Row 4: J. Ramunno, T. Fabian, J. Michellini, F. Caro, L. Carwell, J. Grdic, B. Smith, G. Pontikos, P. Petruska, D. Hamner, R. Helminak, J. Crenshaw. Row 5: J. Gaulik, E. Raines, C. Parker, C. Chuey, E. Norfleet, J. Dubyak, J. Reichert, G. Burich, D. Tikson, H. Yian- naki, J. Pavlic, R. Vukovich. Resume The Memorial Red Devils opened up the 1961 season with a 34-0 loss to Steubenville Big Red. The Red Devils, captained by Jim Lanzo and Ken Kish, couldn't get started against Steubenville. The first home game resulted in a 6-6 tie with Chaney, followed by a disappointing 28-6 loss to Boardman, and a hard-fought 24-8 defeat at the hands of Hubbard. In the next encounter, Memorial showed real teamwork, by defeating Brookfield 56-0 with outstanding offensive play by Larry Carwell and Jim Wilush. Wfith a rain-soaked field hampering the Memorial running attack, the Red Devils went down to a 14-O defeat against the strong South High Warriors. Aroused by the South defeat, the Knapic men piled up a tremendous 52-0 victory over the Fitch Falcons. The Red Devils with their best offensive showing of the season, downed the Girard Indians 54-0. Despite the outstanding play of the Memorial defensive line in the East game, the Red Devils suffered a 22-0 loss. Against Arch rivals, Struthers, Memorial played a hard fought game, but came out on the short end of a 13-6 score. The Struthers game brought the 1961 football season to a close, not a particularly good season, but an exciting one. Larry Carwell and Richard Switka, along with Jim Lanzo and John Grdic were chosen to the All Steel Valley Squad. 88 MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS Total Pts 1961 Record O Steub. 6 Chaney 6 Boardman 8 Hubbard 56 Brookfield 0 South 52 Fitch 54 Girard O East 6 Struthers 168 Total Pts. 9- -, 13 ,Sf . , f' f H 'zw , 'ni' ll X ,wil 1 I PT llis .. COACHES L. Konya, C. Julius, W. Malys, J. Knapick CHead Coachj. Ken Kish sneaks around a Spartan end for a sizable l gain. The Warm-up -ef I I nil .lan an 4 c 'U TD against Struthers A Seniors Heads or Ta1ls alma: , 9. tl ll KEN KISH fco-captj GEORGE BURICH BERNARD BRAGALONE 92 JIM LANZO fco-captj JOHN GRDIC NICK TIMCISKO gifemfz fp I Aim jig-Q L5 wg' ' ? H ng' -GQ 457 L -1 ,I I, .. , ,W ' gwge .,, X. , ,E 1' ,A ,gf .4 R , is ,pg Ag: .M w vp 5-I yy fn 1,1 1 xv 1 H H W ASS Www-.., My At the Movies Football Banquet il Q .. , ., E asia ,typ They did a fine job. W :Im I in S , fy' H was QW65 CHARLIE XENAKIS FRANK RUDOLPHI JIM REICHERT DENNIS TIKSON v ,433 7 Cheerleaders ab 'ZW lhui ' , vii 1 The cheerleaders have the job of running all the Pep Assemblies so they bring in all sorts of characters to help them. Mr. Dann tries to chase the girls out of their practice territory in the upper gym. Juniors CAROL GODOSCIK JANET MARTAUZ KATHY HANISKO 94 1961-1962 4 IVIARGIE PARKS Captain PATTIE TOFIL LORETTA DANN C Seniors MASCOT 2 ,J fm 1 Wm - T :fx ,X SER ' , r 1 , gm 1 . , . MONICA GODOSCIK The girls hang a Struthers player in effigy. 95 r! 1 . , w l r I MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS E 3 7-Chaney 5 3-Rayen 49-C. Mooney 60-East 5 7-Boardman 5 2-F itch 6 4-Girard 5 5-Brookfield 67-North ms: H VARSITY RECORD 46 MHS -Hubbard 69 MHS 63-Struthers 43 MHS -Boardman 49 MHS -Fitch 53 MHS -Girard 54 MHS 42-Brookfield 43 MHS -Hubbard 41 MHS 5 5-Alliance 37 MHS -Struthers TOURNAMENT MHS 35-South 70 w w 4 w ' M 59 79 34 49 50 46 69 83 75 Head Coach-ELI DANILOV Asst. Coach--JOHN COSENTINO MQW ' gr... JTTYQQM 'sys L 'E my .wigigm -: if-K-J E Q3 H2 we rf ' ' ' 1' ,. EB -F is .- G. - ,B-1 I M 3 L QL ' . rr T, r , r rf 5-5, .S 4 Ken Klsh scores agfunst Girard. George tries to block a shot. F Izz H H 'uggg EM :F IW ul The start of it all. 97 Resume The Red Devils opened the season, dropping a 46-37 contest to the Chaney Cowboys. After a tied first period the boys were outscored 16-6 . . . In Memorial's home opener they met a strong and tall Rayen outfit, and were handed a 69-53 defeat . . . Burich topped the Devils with 15 . . . MHS got into the victory column at the expense of Mooney, 49-43. Kish was high with 16 . . . Fate was on our side as we dumped a good East team 60-49. Burich and Kish featured with 18 and 17 respectively . . . The Devils made it three in a row by dumping a stubborn Boardman crew 57-53. After trailing throughout the game the Devils scored 20 pts. in the final quarter . . . MHS's winning streak was snapped by Fitch 54-53 in a thriller . . . With senior Burich firing in 22 the Devils ripped Girard for their fourth victory 64-43. The team shot 52fZp . . . With Brayer, Kish, and Burich all hitting in double figures the Devils romped over Brookfield 55-41 . . . Campbells next foe was inexperienced North who fell victim to a 67-37 score. Kish poured in 20 pts. while Hamrock was right behind with 18 . . . Hub- bard's tall and talented Eagles completely outclassed the Devils in the second half and went on to pin a 59-40 loss on MHS . . . Before a packed house the Devils lost a thriller to rival Struthers 79-63. Outstanding defenseman was Zbell . . . MHS got back on the victory trail at the expense of Boardman 44-34. Kish fired in 18 . . . Next the Devils were handed a 49-45 setback at the hands of Fitch . . . In their next outing the Devils got hot in the final period to outlast Girard 61-50. Parker and Hamrock featured with 17 and 15 respectively . . . Brookfield's fired up Warriors caught our boys by surprise and went on for a 46-42 upset. Kish paced the Devils with an 18 pt. contribution . . . Playing host to the Hubbard Eagles, the Red Devils found them to be a rugged foe and went down again 69-50 . . . Trying to shake a losing streak we traveled to Alliance but found a hot shooting outfit and went down 83-55. Defensive star Zbell led the attack with 18, and Kish followed with 17 . . . In the season's finale MHS met a fired up Struthers crew and got spanked 75-50. Brayer led the attack with 17 . . . The Campbellites were completely outclassed by South in the tournament 70-55. Burich collected 9 pts. to lead a weak attack. l Senior Senior GERALD HAMROCK DEN15 TIKSON , , WL . L 4 . 1961 BASEBALL TEAM-Bollom faux' G. Masi Qnianagerj, J. Ramunno, N. Botch, F. jackson, C. Hudak, A. Alesafis Qmanagerj. Row 2: A. Centofante fcoachj, K. Kish, G. Pontikos, J. Smrek, J. Pacak, J. Armaline, J. Duhyak, L. Carwell, D. Brayer. Row 3: K. Carano, C. Rosa, R. Centofnnte, D. Tikson, P. Perantinides, W. NVesthrook, K. Zbell, R. Rohan. Baseball '00 Conch Centofnnte talks to opposing team's C0216 MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS 4-Struthers 7-Sharpsville 1 2-Howland 6-Boardman 3-Brookfield 4-Hubbard 4-East 5-South 1-Warren 1 1-Niles Outstanding hitters: C300 and overj: Ken Kish, Joe Smrek, Bob Cen tofante, Denis Tikson. RECORD 5 N.E.0. TOURNAMENT 4 MHS 7-Beaver Local 5 4 IVIHS 5-Niles 4 5 SEASON STANDING 2 P xy L Z 12 9 5 2 Co-Champs for Mahoning Val- ley title: Memorial, East War- ren. Memorial-Runner-up in 1 Steel Valley Play. 4 Pitching Record: G. Pontikos Won 6 Lost 1 K. Kish 1 0 j. Smrek 2 2 h. ' 1 '. .4 X ' , ,. ,, .ul ba ex -,vggf . - rib ,f -- A I 7,4 ax - 'W P . uv ,ff Q I .,.. b xx A , . sf- if xii P I Q., -' W V 1 L: Q I ,1- E'-:LM I I 65 X' ' gi. - , S, 41 Ji i N g 2 ' ' fx. we 1 - Denny Brayer snags a high one. This bench sure is hard. Kenny gets a little hit. 'G-.1 1 Centy looks on as Brayer legs it out. IOI -f 1 M -- 1962 TEAM: A. Bernrdi, S. Malutic, W. Furin fcoachj, D. Nolfi, J. Cataland. fMiSSiHg-R. Piccoloj Golf ' r ,uni 1 S What! You say this ball isn't large enough. J Hold it, Doug, the bz1ll's still here. Do you have the audacity to doubt my veracity? Plastic Surgery does wonders. Ykef' , -W 72-1 Qi :Q-12 QE Lew X -7 JUNIOR BASKETBAU.-Bottom row: R. Perry fmanagerj, T. Truman, J. Tissler, M. Jacobs, J. Grazier, R. Tomory Qmnnagerj. Razz' 2: A. Gresko fcoachj, R. Tarcy, J: Zapatocky, D. Gozur, M. Kovzmch, S. Elosh, T. Dvornak. Junior Basketball Suv f --qu Ready . . . Aim I04 H-zL..hn4. ze Freeze E vigi Q5 K , JUNIOR FOOTBALL Bozlom mu R Detec P Shmlla S M1stov1ch M I-Iu1sh T Truman, J. '1'1ss1er, 1.1.4-:shnak D Rauzan Row 2 N Gonatos G Zxak R Schuster M B1Hl.II'1k1S R Babxch T Kzsh R Bush R Yacavone, K. Kmetz. Row 3 W Furm fcoachj I Macah R Perry W Holhday M Kovach S Fakner T Patrick W Uhrm D Gozur, R. Belasco, W. Mudryk I Francu Qcoach Row 4 J Veneflble I Locklech C KI1HgCHSHI1fh R Tornory M Cvengros J Temmck R. Yeropoli, M. Frangos, A Gall MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS SCHEDULE -Fitch -Hubbard 0-Boardman 6-Girard 6-Struthers 6-Brookfield 1961 TRACK TEAM-Bottom row: W. Holliday, R. Billec, J. jeren, M. Secorn, R. Pavlic, M. Cverko, K. O'Me1lan, F. Suich. Row 2: J Francu fcoachj, M. Uhrin fmanagerj, J. Novacich, A. Pezzuto, F. Rudolphi, J. Ortenzio, J. Dvornek, J. Ruschak, D. Reichert, G. Svo W. Sims. Row 3: J. Mudryk, J. Murray, D. Hammer, S. Yinnnaki, J. Wilush, T. Szenborn, B. Gage, E. Raines, J. Reichert, W. Adams, R Kohut, N. Timscisko, M. Ellinos, N, Vansuch fmanagerj, D. Katsaras fconchj. -4 Track STEEL VALLEY TRACK L Z Broadman 74V2 Struthers 5 2 Fitch 4OV2 Hubbard 2 3V2 Campbell 1 6 Girard 1 5V2 Up and over! ! '06 The broad-jump. T .wa H H ,, iii, um'5g? E, lam is N L' . is ' , .L : A b L' .. 'Q Q Z.-A ,Q , 'zr Q ....,. ,R .Af ii 1 5 35 Qfzmi ,vi - 52 Q 5:2:5: ,. n , az, ' f--' 1 TF if X K E '.' g . 13.1 3 ' H T i X du 'EM . z5fS1...,.1:a , 2 t ' ' V ii-W' +.Wg all : N . M 22245, E? W L I: Q .6 ' -I is gif x V :I r ' 3 assi. , Y gi '.:eiI.! ' 1511 2 H 1, 1 ' , N A Q - n 25, 5 W - H H ,mi--if Q fffgx Q - , ' Lf ' - , . vu.. w v- 55:-'H -Nl-. l -WT:LS'i 3 .E 5. M W W - Www : Q?Q2f'V I 4' -H : . - , - - , Q ' ggggiiisii HQ K v ua :wi H w MEMORIAL IS . . . Underclassrnen, and like any other well-rounded, healthy high school, its people of many different personalities . . . Many young ,boys and girls traveling the rocky road to maturity . . . Underclassmen, joining clubs and asso- ciations that this road may be easier and less painful . . . The hope that they shall triumph in learning and understanding which will make America an even greater leader in the world of nations. l08 WSG-2 ' Q E, , 5 if 5 X H' 1 me 'Y .. 5, Q : 'A KmW,,, ' 1 ' X QS' AW - K .. ' b MW . AS . ' , f f 'W 5 ,4 pf X 15 .2 15 7 Nw . H Ll M V,.. 5 I 1 YWQ I 1 , ,M Q Q gg gf? L V N ,1 ,Il ' ' - . ,V Win- 3 'EL Y ing w G Q Q W X M- 5, Q ' H . W ,Lu N!.7, :i t L V ' ' , A '1, rv M171-' Z . V 3 . Xaeifivz- 5 A X xx? we 5:3 QW WMA, , 1 ,U , y Kiln' ' 5 UM ii Flaw? lfws,:qq,4,, .,g f - M 4. Y M u M r' 0 ' 4 my M N -2,232 LES 3 5 sifi 112 X s 4,3 ,- If-599 1 5 v -H3 X Li ? . ,, X xm,,AmL QZif,., ,, ' .3 , 'Fair is 5Jb?W'W'vf ' JlI':::'wy' M' ' ' Z3 4 gp: -K llfilf-rlrf, my ew aff: f 11th Grade Class Officers: Treasurer-Carol Wolfe, Vice-President--Harold Yiannaki, Secretary-Peggy Spencer, President-Bruce Balogh, Social Chairmen-Janice Lesoganich and George Zamary. Juniors This year has been an unforgettable one for all juniors. We have sold em- blems and fruit cakes to raise money for this year's prom, which we give for the seniors. We organized a very wonderful homecoming cere- mony and dance. We also sponsored a very successful dance after the Struthers football game. On January 18, we held our annual class party. Everyone had a good time twisting, Our prom committee was chosen and began work immediately for a very wonderful 1962 Prom. 9? As a reward for hours of work, Mr. Zerella's Latin class threw a few parties. ,. 7 -' 1 . W , 1 , ,N is fy. , -..,, ,-, - Y - X The highly organized FTA officers are all juniors. Karen Craft-Treasurer, Denny Brayer President, Mr. Zerella, Leland Pico, Vice-President, Bonnie Buccilli, Secretary. IIO 3 I . A' ,. -LL- ' . .0 1' 3 -. Q F -X .L ,T N - il. f '3 it U'-X 'il-1 1 Ballon: muz' D. Lisko, B. Schuster. M. Sliirilln, Miss Graban, S. Monaco, K. Magripilis, V. Dubynk. Row 2: C. Petroff, L. Ortez, M. Mela K. Tait, B. Kellish, D. Murray. M, Tsikouris, K. Billirul-ais. Ron' 3: M. Billirakis, C. DiCicco, B. Krasinski, E. Maddox. D. Pnchik, E Taclla, J. Georgiuclis. Rau' 4: M. Prassiuos, D. Cavalier, K. Delplnto. E. Kelley, R. Detec, C. Parker. Row 5: -I. Zemoicla, R. Kohut, R Anglin, E. Raines, R. Pico, R. Kropinuk, L. Cui-well, J. Puvlilc. Rau' 6: 1. Guvlic. W. Sims, D. Paigli, L. Zura, A. Pezzuto. Juniors Bollom rum' C. Kindinis, K. Colcttis. J. Wilirslm, Miss Grabzm, B. Krompegel, J. Kalamzm. R0-uf 2: H. Guetano, M, Greene, R. Bellamy, I Swantek, S. Tsilcouris, R. Lopez. M. Harris. Row 3: E. Kimbrough. S. Anderson, D. Banks, M. Martin, M. Sims, B. Hudson, P. Hall, G Lee. Rau-' 4: E. Stalrmcker, S. Cox, B. T:1'l ' E. Wfasluington. E. Goins, J. Caruso, R. Tucci. Row 5: L. Rencles, A. Green, F. Young 501, J. Pesta, J. Chito, R. Centofuntc. E. Dolnnsky. .5 TJ Bolfonz row: C. Wfolfe, P. Spencer, G. Zamary, Miss Gruban, B. Bnlogh. J. Lesoganich, H. Yinnnaki. Row 2: J. Bryan, M. Allinos, A. Berardi, C. Hudak, M. Elko, B. Chura, E. Sohnihy, B. Kovnch. Razz' 5: L. Zackasee, J. Mnrtauz, T. Bruner, K. Huniskn, A. Katsourakis, J. Banjo, S. Uhrin, G. Savo, F. Pico. Rau' 41 N. Botch, S. Bohazi, R. DeI.uca, F. Burillnire, G. Novacich, P. Petruskn, K. Bukowski, J. DeLucn. Rau' 5: R. Switka, D. Brnyer, J. Wnnsack, D. Reichert, F. Thomas, R. Vukovich, J. Pacak, J. Michelini. O Juniors 1' b' R'1 R 7 R Luc C Godocsik K Craft P Novwk A Yurici Bollom rouf: S. Ravis, V. Nolfi, N. Testa, Miss Graban, K. 'a ian, R. ic 1. ou' -.' . ', . ', . , . . . , . A ' ' ' ' ' 1 -' ' M. S. . Row 4: C sin, R. Stromich, T. Straub, B. Buccilh. Row 3: P. Zetts, B. Tucci, R. Bukoxxskx, K. Lntura, K. Rich, J. Rosan. nmios 1 Valerio C, Barillaire, R. Arvan, M. Slntsky, G. Pctak, R. Crino, M. Cervone, L. Maro, G. Rohan. Rau' 5: J. Ramunno, L, Koharic, D Cuva, Ji. Repasky, L. Gorenc, R. Billec, J. Roman, J. Knapick. ' -'C' in-fi. - ,I x. ff' 10th Grade Officers: President-Bob Terek, Social Chairman-Karen George, Treasurer-Caroline Scacchetti, Secretary-Georgia Dann, Vice-President-Teddy Spencer. Sophomores The class of 1964 with the help of our sponsor, Miss Patricia Far- kas, and our class officers, Presi- dent-Bob Terek, Vice-President -Ted Spencer, Secretary-Geon gia Dann, Treasurer-Caroline Scacchetti, and Social Chairman- Karen George, have sponsored a few projects. In October 1961 we held a football dance to which everyone was welcome to come. In the month of January 1962 we had a successful campaign to sell wall and lapel pennants. This was to raise money for next year's Junior-Senior Prom. Our class party was held in February 1962, and everyone had an enjoyable time. Then in the spring of 1962 everyone had a good time at our class outing held at Roosevelt Park. Lunch time in the cafeteria. Red and Black initiation for the new members was sometimes a little wild, lI3 . it f-as S? Batlum rain: D. McLean, R. Marino, J, Kinnick, Miss Farkas, L. Greene, G. Mitnlinski, F. Buduk, D. Jankowski. Row 2: F. Antalocy, R. Pavlic, J. Schdiber, V. Znkowski, A. Gaetanis, C. Evans, S. Mazzoccu. J. Vrable, D. Evans. Raw 3: T. Mnceyko, J. Tisler, J. Jeren, R. Pollcablu, C. Kmetz, I. Maillis, J. Tofil, F. DiPasqua. Row 4: K. O'Mellun, R. Farinintino, P. Rose, P. Alagy, S. Miconi, A. Bugaj, R. Augustinsky L Orr, J. Timcisko. Row 5: T. Abied, T. Halus, A. Cioffi, B. Horvnth, A. Capezzuto, J. Vrable, J. Armaline, J. Kunicki. T B l fch n, J. Halzise, D. Ross. R020 6.' D. Cihboney, R. Lilac, R. Sweeney, R. Halminak, P. Mncko, C. Rowa, . uco 21 Sophomores Bofzom 1'0z1'.' J, Dul:-yak, D. Piccolo, Miss Farkas, S. Macldick, J. Dubois, J. Spisak, A. Profanchik. Raw 2: E. Gusman, L. Rodriguez, B Gott, J. Greene, H. Greene, U. Truman, E. O'Quenclo, M. Smith, S. Wfitherspoon. Razz' 3: S. Venahle, R. Scott, B, Chandler, A. Smith O. Young, A. Winston, D, Matchette, M. Stonework, Z. Harris. Ron' 4: J. Phillips, G. Zwinski, S. Malutic, F. Caro, L. Powell, V. Wil- ' ' 4 2- ' Nl G, Dattilo. Row 6: J. Kimock, G liams Anderson, L. Saulsherry, B. Smith. Row 5: J. Ixohut, E. Norflcct. L. Smith, D. e son, Kusz: D. Hamner, G. Silva, J. Silva. J. Crenshaw, XV. Miller, M. Rlccardi, R. Mihin. EK ? . l. B X. -. r . 1' .i . W E .AL .f I Barrow row: C. Crisafi, M. Niznik, M. Gourlas, Miss Farkas, R. Mamajeck, V. Stcfrmic, R. Guru, L. Kussay. Rauf 2: A. Garnet, M. No vak. J. Gourley, M. Struharik, 1. Millard, M. Vanjuru, E. Plesac, A. Colettis, S. Harris. Rau' 3: L. Orr, A. Pavelko, N. Caggiano, C Krall, M. Bunce, P. Mraz, C. Phillips, P. Wilback, B. Bonish. Rau' -i: I. Shrumo, I. Puscarcik, I. Hassay, M. Szilagy, A. Monokandilns S. Vouis, R. Gentile. Row 5x T. Ce-ntofanti, E. Kadilak, N. Bozich, P. Kovalovsky, G. Metzka, D. Mnlarcik. R. Szenborn, A. Fontes Razz' 6: M. Secora R. B :l ' - ' ' , us mmm, J. Melnilx, R. Ccntofanti, G. Pontilcos, J. Mudryk, B. Shepas. Sophomores Boflom 7'01lf'.'C. Belli K Georfve R Terek Miss Fnkas T Speucei C Smcch tt' G D , . b , . , . , . ', . 2 e 1, . ann, D. Stadnyk. Row 2: P. Keish, K. Timko, M. Zapotocky, E. Cozart, M. Dimitrijevich, J. Angel, K. Wuyiek, J. Yacavone, M. Danylchak, K. Sclclenchar. Row 3: M. Cverko, S. Elash, J. Motz, G. Masi, D. Evanski, N. Griarmone, K. DeMore, M. Wittway' P Dolynk Rau' 4' K Klinko M Tsikouris J Glass, G. Kalo- choritis, C. Chuey, E. Cook, M. Katsourakis, J. Simchilc, C. Thomas? Rau' 5: l!.KHZO1l1:lS,.F.SLIllCl1, Buricl1,,L.'Bell, J. Potocki, A. Dubai, G. Galitsky, J. Gaydos. Ni, 5 KN Q 'ls of u P il 1 Bozzom mu: P. Phillips Y f- . G. Cozart, E. Hostal, ICI. Lenhartj C, Snsnowchik, M. M. Miller, T. Leschinsky. Row 4: A. Gull, R. Petra, 1. T. Wfolfe, T. Dvornek, T. Kopnicky, M. Huish, N. J. Kassnok, J. Motz. D. Gozur J. Davolio I. Prassinos, Mr. Repasky, M. Scacchetti, D. Hudak, J. Travers. Row 2: R. Bair, D. Prato Banjo, C. jevesolt. Rau' 3: L. Toth, S. Vrable, I. Kosa, J. Gramer, S. VanSuch Dutko, J. Guzi, B. Kessler, S. Pascko, J. Litone. Row 5: 'E. Gentile, R. Stevens Gonaltin. Ron' 6: G. Konya, P. Passos, P. Mingo, R. Rosko, S. Orosz, S. Elosh Freshmen NV E er We freshmen, with the largest class in the school 9th Grade Class Officers: Treasurer, Irene Plas sinos, President, joe Davolio, Social Chairman, Diane I-Iudak, Secretary, Mary Scacchetti, Vice- President, Dave Gozur. llb for the year 1961-1962, had an enjoyable year under the supervision of our sponsor, Mr. Repasky. In October we had a very good class party, with a rather large turnout. In February we had our second class party, which was an even greater success. Throughout the year we sold our class pins. WW? Part of the camera-shy group at our October class party. H ,ig 3 Borrow rozrx' J, Krasinski, Z. Zapotosky, J. Lisko, N. O'Lesko, Mr. Repasky, P. Phillips, P. Zoura, C. Evans, G. Zoura. Row 2: S, Mela T. Botko, N, Petrich, K. Paltz, C. Blazina, C. Hillman, I.. Amlcrson, R. Cole. Row 3: M. Musser, C. Bragalone, B. Heathcork, F. Mc- Intosh, M. Shuta, E. Koulianos, B. Kotch, T. Brajkovich, G. Ortez. Razr' -is J. Mangiarelli, P. Maierski, T, Marsicola, C. Motz, A. Tarcy C. Kuch. M. Novak, F. Caban, J. Black. Ron: 5: S. Mangiarelli, M. Banjo. F. Crino, R. Parks, P. Vukovich, C. Patellis, T. Patrick T Hylawa, D. I.nger0. Rmz' 6: L. Yiannaki, T. Getts. G. Pcloza, H. Stanclorf, M. Sable, M. Billirakis, M. Zahorsky, R. Yeropli, S. Mimo- lcantlclis. Freshmen Boflum ww: A. Almasi, G. Nevcs, C. Ortiz, Mr. Repnsky, C. Fitch, B. Kindinis, M. Pontikos, M. Kalachoritis. Row 2: R. Lebo, A. Rudolphi, A. Congemi, L. Repzlsky, F. Pagan, R, Crum, P. Lightner, J. Billec, J. Apoleis. Row 3: A. Todd, M. Urchak, J. Paigh, B. Macejko, A. I-Iavanis, D. Ackeis, jj Carobolla, A. Gussman, P. Blatko, R. Perry. Rau' 4: M. Jacobs, J. Centofanti, K, Kmetz, M. Nestor, R. Babich, D. Rosen, H. Fioreni, M. Frangos. Row 5: M. Kovach, R. Kish, B. Holliday, R. Schuster, R. Lockiec, S. Mistovich, G. Macola. Razz' 6: M. Savo, F. Romeo, B. Holliday, T. Kish, B. Tenmick, I. Balasone, R. Blasko, A. Campanella. Bozmm raw: 1. Steflco, K. Buccilli, M. Cosentino, Mr. Repasky, D. Garovich, C. Rudolphi, C. Bushman, K. jarnbek. Row 2: T. Blasko, P. Beelan, M. O'Slmnic, C. Evans, M. Styn, T. Simboli, C. Cntnland, L. D'Amato, M. Zamary. Row 3: M. Chulna, N. Cnmpnnella, C. Palumbo, . Hudran, J. Romeo, M. Pesce, L. Letezia, L. Letezin, J. Clements. Row 4: K. Kracko, J. Rosado, R. Detec, ,R. Serrolca, K. Galu- J sous. B. Oles, J. Kickta, G. Tisler. Rau' 5: R. Yacovone, M. Gould, J. Hernnndls, M. Sotlar, J. Merynlls, R. DeLuca, R. Dragovxch, D Elioff, T. Truman. Freshmen Bollom row: E. Pixley, L. McIntosh, Mr. Repasky, G. jones, D. Bevely, J. Gray, D. Robinson. Row 2: T. Sims, D. Wilson, D. Weaver R. Rhodes, C. Cox, P. Evans.,A, Allen, S. Broword. Row 3: N. Novacich, S. Stonework, T. Hayden, M. Balestra, E. Mntchett, J. Veneable M. Simon, K. Zemoida, L. Knzouris, B. Fowler. Row 4: S. Moron, F. Uhrin, N. Moore, C. Glbson, C. Wlxllxams. Row 5: '1. Edwards M. Lebinach, J. Baksn, M. Cvengros, R. Dvolovich, R. Zuraw, R. Balogh, T. Landis. Row 6: R. Bush, D. Reley, H. Green, K. Bragalone M. Mamrich. u 'Lu' fl l 4 'P ,5 af fiejllliil- llglvsp' - - Ag ffl if 'U 0 th 56? 13?Wi 'F 55, oi J , 34? 'fri .fi Q ..p The first clay of school . . . only four more first days left. Is this any different from our grade school days? Greenies Being an 8th grader meant to us-finally coming to Memorial . . . meeting many new friends . . . looking behind doors . . . ask- ing questions . . . going to games . . . and having a very good time. Our sponsor was announced in February . . . Miss Kacenga. We have high hopes as 8th graders, and we feel that we will accomplish a great deal in our five years as MHS students. ' in H Mn. .trrrt W3 X l wi' ixiiyfsggr time? ll eel 2 N 'fl r sri -r 5, 25. 239353 . . . looking behind doors . . . 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Pnssas, R. O'Mellan. Row 5: P. Melnik, R. Ruiz, R. Luthern, I. Lopez, G. Filo, H. Gonzales, F. Caro, I. Stalmra. Greenies Bmfmm mzv: D. Giimnone, I. Facciobene, M. Fontes, M. Clements, L. Lesogunich, C. Garovich, L. Profanchilc, I. Caggiano. Rauf 2: H. Malys, R. Ross, L. Ricardi, A. Lampaclorious, P. Demyan, N. Rendes, A. Oles, S. Krautner, Gum, A. Cioffi, R. Woycliik, F. Fabian, J. Kas'sey, G. Starr, D. Stuckey, R. Felice. 1201043 1. Lott, G. XVilliams, H. Crenshaw, E. Ginnis, J. Wluitxvay, J. Spirtos. P. Gourlos. Raw 3: I. Perry, E. Zetts, K. N. Spisak, N. Serrol-za, L, Timko, C. Watson, .sm L, 2 M: . . . - - . . - .--....- - ' wr- Y' T ,, . D , -2 .. , A H.. A . an ff... -.. Y ,e J 0 - -- Senior BAKSA, ERNEST LENARD-Academic, Commercial Art, Em-I will remember the fine senior year. F.T.A., Annual Staff BALESTRA, MATILDA ANN-Academic, Secretary, Millie -The fun in Sth period history class. Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Senior Assembly BANJO, JOHN RICHARD-Academic, Retail Merchandise Clerk, Rifle-All the good times I had with my buddies fboysj and friendly pals fgirlsj. Annual Staff, Hi-Y BANKS, DORINDA ANN-Practical, Nuse, Darin-All the fun I've had with Eloise Martin. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Choral, Senior Assembly BARBB, KENNETH ZACK-Practical, Artist, Liflle Zack -Annual Staff, Stage Craft, Senior Assembly BAYUS, JAMES STEVEN-Academic, Contractor, Bye- All my crazy buddies. Annual Staff, Memo, F.T.A., Track, Stage Craft, Magazine Captain BELLAMY, STELLA MAE-Academic, Teacher, Sir- Everything that helped make Memorial the wonderful school that it is today. Annual Staff Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., F.H.A., FLSC, WSC., Prom. Comm., Choral, Senior As- sembly, Senior Play, Student Council BLACK, SHIRLEY ANN-Commercial, Cosmetologist, Cheryl-My Senior Year. Annual Staff, Library, Office Production, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Choral, Senior Assembly BOZICH, NICHOLAS JOSEPH-Academic, Mechanical Engineer, Nine-The trips to McDonald's while decorating for the prom. Annual Staff, Memo, N.H.S., Scholarship, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Red and Black, Prom Comm., Jr. Football, 11th Grade Pres., Basketball Statistician, Commencement Usher, Senior Assembly, Thespians, Senior Play, Hi-Y Basketball BOZICHOVICH, JOHN CHARLES-Academic, Undecided, -The Parking Lot. Football BRAGALONE, BERNARD LEWIS-General, Undecided, Bllffb-I'll best remember the guys and the noise that went on in the halls. Annual Staff, Football BURICH, GEORGE-General, Teacher, Bower-Playing football and basketball. Annual Staff, Football, Basketball CARANO, MARILYN M.-Academic, Teacher-The As- semblies. Annual Staff, Memo, N.H.S., Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC Red and Black, Thespians, Choral CARFAGNA, FREDA JUNE-Commercial, Undecided- The football games. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, WSC, Choral CARRION, CARMEN-Commercial, Undecided-All the fun I've had. Librarian, Choral, WSC, Y-Teens CATALAND, JAMES RONALD-Academic, Doctor, jim -All the people. Annual Staff, Golf, Annual, Business Manger, Hi-Y, Bowling and Basketball I22 Directory CEBALLO, MILTA-Academic, Teacher-Football games and dances. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC CEGLEDY, JEANNE ALICE-Academic, Linguist, Iemmie -All the wonderful people I've met during these past years. N.H.S. Scholarship, Library Y-Teens, Pep Club, F.T.A., Choral, Annual Class Roll Editor, FLSC, WSC, Red and Black, Thespians, Memo, Senior Play, Commence- ment Usherette, Senior Assembly CENTOFANTE, ROBERT CHARLES-Academic, Unde- cided, Cezzfy-Mr. Gary's algebra class. Annual Staff Pat- rons Manager, Memo, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Prom Comm., Jr. Foot- ball, Baseball, Senior Assembly, Hi-Y Bowling, Senior Play CHERVINKO, ALICE ANN-Academic, Undecided-My Junior and Senior years. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Band, Senior Assembly CHOJNACKI, INIATTHEW JOHN-Academic, Teacher, Cha-Cha-Lunch in the pit and physics class. Annual Staff, Memo, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Commencement Usher, Senior As- sembly CIOFFI, SHIRLEY ANN-Coiiiniercial, Hair Stylist, Sbirl -My crazy senior history class. Memo, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Prom Comm., Senior Assembly CODESPOTE, PETER-Academic, Writer, Pete-The great marching and concert band. Senior Play, Band, Class Col- lector for Annual. DANN, LORETTA MARIE-Commercial, Secretary, Lori- Football and basketball season. Annual Staff, Memo, N.H.S., Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Red and Black, Prom Comm., Cheerleader Capt., Pep Club, Choral, Homecoming Queen, Senior Assembly, Senior Play, Class Court DICICCO, PATRICK ROBERT-General, Mechanic, Pai- The fun I had at the Pep Assemblies. Annual Staff, Track, Choral DIDOMENICO, RITA-Academic, Teacher, Reef-All the fun during Junior and Senior years. Annual Staff, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Prom Comm., 12th gr. Social Chair- man, Commencement Usherette, Senior Assembly DIULLO, LOIS JEAN-Commercial, Private Secretary- The pit at lunch hour, in my senior year. Annual Staff, Office Production, Office Checker, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Band, Color Guard DUTKO, KATHLEEN JOAN-Commercial, Secretary, Kathy-Serving detention the whole second semester in the 9th gr. Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Senior Assembly FABIAN, THOMAS GEORGE-Academic, Undecided, Bank-The good times I had at Memorial. Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Football, Baseball, Hi-Y Bowling FAMOR, JOHN MATTHEW-Academic, Undecided, jun- ior-The fun I had at the football games. Annual Staff, Band FOWLER, JOYCE ANN-Commercial, Secretary, Pippie- My history class and my Senior year. Annual Staff, Library, Office Production, Y-Teens, F.I-LA., Choral, Senior Assembly FRKETICH, MARIE ANTOINETTE-Commercial, Sec- retary-Mr. Nelson's OP and S.O.P classes. Annual Staff, Library, Office Production, Y-Teens, FLSC, WSC, Senior Assembly, Memo GALITSKY, ALICE MARIE-Commercial, Beautician, Bunny-Mr. Nelson's OP and SOP classes. Annual Staff, Library, Office Production, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Senior Assembly GENTILE, THOMAS ANTHONY-Academic, Radar Technician, Slmdow-The band. Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Vis. Ed., Band, Prom Comm. GEORGIADIS, PETER MICHAEL-Academic, Undecided, Pele-The teaching staff. Annual staff, Choral GLINATSIS, CHARLES-Academic, Doctor, Char-The Pep Assemblies. Annual Staff, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Band, Senior Play GRABAN, MICHAEL-Commercial, Forestry, Mike-All the nice friends I met. Annual Staff, Office Production, Vis. Ed., Football GRABAN, NANCY ELLEN-Academic, Undecided, Nance -Women's teacher's restroom during the football season. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Ma- jorette, Prom Comm., Color Guard, Commencement Usher- ette, Senior Play, Senior Assembly GRDIC, JOHN ADAM-General, Teacher, ZuZu-Playing football and going to the best school around. Annual Staff, Band, Football, Track, Senior Play GRECKO, CAROLE ANN-Commercial, Undecided- Bandroom and Mr. Nelson's S.O.P. class. Annual Staff, Memo, Y-Teens, FLSC, WSC, Band! Senior Play, Senior Assembly GUBANY, SUSAN-Commercial, Teacher, Sue-Mr. Pa- renti's 8th period library class. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., F.H.A., FLSC, WSC GUSTINELLA, MARY KATHRYN-Academic, Linguist, Gurri-Constantly being on food committees. Memo, N.H.S., Scholarship, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Red and Black, Thespians, Senior Play, Senior Assembly HALUS, DOLORES MARIE-Commercial, Secretary, Dee Dee-The happy years I had. Annual Staff, Memo, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Red and Black, Choral, Senior Assembly, Class Court, Senior Play, Homecoming Court HAMROCK, GERALD GEORGE-Academic, Physical Ed. Teacher, Hammy-Junior and Seniors years. Annual Staff, Memo, Office Checker, Basketball, Jr. Football and Basket- ball, Senior Assembly HARRIS, HORACE HENRY-Academic, Coiffure, Hal- The wonderful teachers and students. Hi-Y, Football, Track HAZIFOTIS, ESTHER IRENE-Academic, Secretary-Ex- periment days in Mr. Centofante's Chemistry class. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, Senior Assembly HILL, SHIRLEY ANN-General, Practical Nurse, Smzg Hill-The Senior Assembly. Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., F.H.A., Senior Assembly HODGES, WILLIE DEAN-Practical, Pro Football Player, B,B.-The fullback position I played for two years at Memorial. Annual Staff, Vis. Ed., Football, Track, Stage Casters HOLLIDAY, PI-IYLLIS-Academic, To achieve happiness, The entire student body-Soph. Soc. Chairman, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Y-Teens, Red and Black, N.H.S., Thespians, Senior Play, Sr. Assembly HORVATH, HELENE THERESA-Academic, Lab Tech- nician-My forgetting to wear white on Friday. Annual Staff, Memo, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Pep Club, Choral, Senior Assembly HORVATH, JOSEPH DEAN-Academic, Research Scien- tist, G, I.-The assemblies. Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Vis. Ed., F.T.A., Senior Assembly HUTCHINSON, ETHEL-Academic, Medical Specialist, Etb-How active and well the principal leads cheers. Li- brary, Y-Teens, Choral Senior Play, Senior Assembly IHNAT, ANDREW GEORGE-Academic, Teacher, Iggy- All the good times. Annual Staff, Memo, F.T.A. IVAN, JAMES ANTHONY-Practical, Air Force Career, Bulrb-The very fine assemblies, and all the fun I had. Annual Staff JACKSON, LEWIS FREEMAN-Commercial, Business Ad- ministration, Rm'-By its friendly and unselfish students. Annual Staff, F.T.A., Baseball KALAMAN, THOMAS GEORGE-Academic, Doctor, Tom -The assemblies. N.H.S., Scholarship, Hi-Y, Red and Black, Thespians, Band, Senior Play KALISCHAK, HELEN YVONNE-Academic, Lab Tech- nician, BeBe-Band and 8th period study hall. Annual Staff, Memo, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Majorette, Choral, Senior Assembly KE ISH, ' BARBARA ANN-Academic, Accountant, Barb- All the fun during my Junior and Senior years. Annual Staff, Memo, Scholarship, Office Checker, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Band, Majorette, Senior Assembly, Senior Play KELLISH, SYLVIA JEAN-Academic, Undecided-I will remember the football games, especially half time, and my senior year. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC KISH, KENNETH WILLIAM-Practical, Be a success, Swirls-All the different sports activities and fun at the dances. Annual Staff, Football, Basketball, Class Court KOMARC, MARILYN ELAINE-Academic, Philosopher, Tex :md Md1'6-CIIOOSC either green or green and Exodus. Annual Editor, Memo, N.H.S., Scholarship, Y-Teens, FLSC, WSC, Red and Black, Thespians, Prom Comm., Head Ma- jorette, Choral, 10th gr. sec., Homecoming Court, Class Court, Senior Play, Senior Assembly KOPKAS, GERALD MICHAEL-Academic, Draftsman, ferry-The Wonderful teachers and students. Annual Staff, Memo, Vis. Ed., Prom Comm., Senior Assembly, Class Court KOVACH, MARSHA ELAINE-Commercial, -Undecided, Marla-My classmates. Annual Staff, Library, Office Pro- duction, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Choral, Senior Play I23 KRALL, KATHERINE-Commercial, Teacher, Kizly-The friendliness of the students and the teachers and also the assemblies. Annual Staff, Y-Teens, P.T.A., ELSC LANZO, JAMES R.-Academic, Pharmacist, jimmy-The football games and the assemblies. Annual Sports Editor, Memo, Office Checker, Hi-Y, E.T.A., Prom Comm., Foot- ball co-capt., Track, 11th and 12th gr. V.-Pres., Senior Assembly, Commencement Usher, Basketball, Senior Play, Prom Usher, Class Court LENCYK, LINDA LOUISE-Academic, Cosmetologist- Junior and Senior Prom. Annual Staff, Memo, Library, Y-Teens, P.T.A., ELSC, WSC LEOMBRUNO, LILLIAN MARIE-Commercial, Beautician, Lil-Women teachers' restroom during football season. An- nual Staff, Library, Office Production, Y-Teens, E.T.A., ELSC, WSC, Band, Majorette, Senior Assembly, Senior Play LESCHINSKY, CAROL ANN-Commercial, Housewife- 8th period library. Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC LITWIN, STANLEY GEORGE-Academic, Teacher, Sfusb -Football games and the prom. Annual Staff, Hi-Y LOBOY, MARIE ANN-Commercial, Beautician-My crazy junior year and all my crazy' friends. Annual Staff, Library, Office Production, Y-Teens, E.T.A. LUCAS, NANCY JEAN-Commercial, Secretary-Students and teachers. Office Production, Y-Teens, E.T.A., FLSC, WSC LYSIKOWSKI, KAREN LOUISE-Commercial, Secretary, Tiger-My Senior year and all the fun I had. Y-Teens, FLSC, WSC MAILLIS, VICTOR-Practical, Air Force-The fun I had at the football games. Track MANACK, CAROL THERESA-Commercial, To be a suc- cess, Lillie Morne-The corner in the afternoon, the games, and my Senior year. Annual Staff, Memo, Library, Y-Teens, P.T.A., ELSC, WSC, Senior Assembly, Senior Play MARO, EDWARD JOHN-Commercial, Technical Engi- neer, Eddie-Friday nights after the football games. An- nual Staff, Office Production, E.T.A., Senior Assembly MASTORIS, IRENE SOPHIE-Academic, Teacher-My Senior history class. Annual Staff, Y-Teens, E.A.A., Senlor Assembly, Senior Play MATUN, THOMAS MICHAEL-General Mortician,' Tom -All the fun in Mr. W. Holliday's S.H. 7th period in the 11th grade. Annual Staff, Vis. Ed., E.T.A., Track, Senior Assembly MAZIAS, DONNA JEAN-Academic, Teacher-The friendliness of the teachers and kids. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, E.T.A., ELSC, WSC, Red and Black, Senior As- sembly, Senior Play MCCLELLAN, AUSTIN-General, Machinist, joe- MQINTOSH, MARLENE-Pmtafai, Nurse, M,011o'-All the wonderful times I've had with Bruce Smith in :IW Sefuof year. Annual staff, Library, Y-Teens, RH-A-, Cnfetffla MCLAUGHLIN, BURTON A.-Academic, Undecided, Hati- Wy,-Mr, Nolfi's 7th period study hall. Annual Staff, H1-3, Baseball Manager l24 MILEKOVIC, IVAN STEPHEN-Academic, Dentist- Dances, parties and games. Annual Staff, Memo, N.H.S., Scholarship, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Prom Comm., 10th Grade Social Chairman, Senior Assembly, Senior Play MISTOVICH, KATHLEEN KAREN-Commercial, Secre- tary, Knfby-Mr. Parenti's Sth period library class. An- nual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, ELSC, WSC, F.T.A. MITCHELL, CHARLOTTE SUSAN-Academic, Undecided, Mitch-I could never forget the familiar cry of, May I have your attention, please. Annual staff, Memo, N.H.S., Scholarship, Y-Teens, F.T.A., ELSC, WSC, Red and black, 10th Grade V.-Pres., Senior Assembly, Senior Play, Class Queen INIITCHELL, SHIRLEY ANN-Academic, Undecided, Mitfb -I'll always remember the friendly know everyone at- mosphere so characteristic of Memorial. Annual Staff, Memo, N.H.S., Scholarship, Y-Teens, E.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Red and Black, 9th Grade Treas., Senior Assembly, Senior Play, Prom Usherette MUSITANO, JOSEPH ANGELO-Academic, Teacher, Moorie-The football games. Annual Staff, Memo, Office Checker, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Red and Black, Prom Comm., Bas- ketball Statistician, 10th and 11th Grade Treas., Senior As- sembly, Hi-Y, Basketball, Senior Play NIZNIK, CAROL ANN-Academic, Undecided, Nizzie- The assemblies. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, E.T.A., Prom Comm., llth Grade Social Chairman, Homecoming Attendant, Senior Assembly NOLFI, DOUGLAS WILLIAM-Academic, Chemist, Doug -The spirited discussions in Mr. Bugby's history class. N.H.S., Scholarship, Prom Comm., Basketball, Golf, 12th Grade Treas., Senior Play NOVAK, RICHARD THOMAS-Academic, Math Teacher, Szzuffy-All the people in school. Annual Staff OQUENDO, JOHN-Academic, Science Career, P1'0fe.rrar -The good teachers that helped me in every way possible. Choral, Annual Staff OROSZ, HELEN JEAINI-Academic, Artist, femzie-I Will always remember the many nice teachers I've had, Annual Staff, Band ORTENZIO, BARBARA ANN-Commercial, Secretary, Barbie-Good times in 4th period OP. Annual Staff, Y-Tenns, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Senior Assembly PALASCAK, KATHERINE ELAINE-Academic, Nurse, Krzlby-All of the good times. Annual Staff, Y-Teens, FLSC, XVSC, Office Checker, Library, Senior Assembly PARKS, MARGERY E.-Academic, Teacher, Merge-My first football assembly. Annual Staff, Memo, N.H.S., Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Prom Comm., Cheerleader, Pep Club, 9th Grade Secretary, Senior Assembly, Prom Usherette, Senior Play PELOZA, BONITA MARY-Academic, Teacher, Bonnie- I will remember the friendliness of both the students and the teachers, Annual Staff, N.H.S., Library, Office Checker, E.T.A., Y-Teens, FLSC, WSC, Prom Comm., Senior As- sembly PERANTINIDES, PAUL GUS-Academic, Undecided, Gur- Gur-Mr. Opretza's English class. Annual Staff, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Prom Comm., Football, Basketball, 9th, 10th and 12th Grade Pres., Magazine Co-Chairman, Hi-Y, Bowling, Senior Play, Class Court PERNO, RONALD jOSEPH-Academic, Undecided, T.C. -Walking through the halls with Mare in my Senior year. Annual Staff, Memo. Vis. Ed., Senior Assembly PICCOLO, RICHARD F.-Academic, C.P.A., Popr-My fun with Marge during band period. Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Scholarship, Band, Golf, Senior Assembly, Senior Play POULOS, PATRICIA RUTH-Commercial, Lawyer, Pozzlie -All my friends and the crazy things we did together. Memo, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., F.H.A., DSC, Prom Comm. PSAROMATIS, JOHN-Academic, Art Teacher-All the fun during the band trips to different colleges. Annual Staff, F.T.A., Memo, Hi-Y, Red and Black, Band, Prom Comm., Senior Assembly, Senior Play REICHERT, JAMES IVIICHAEL-Academic, English Teach- er, jim-The assemblies. Annual Staff, Cafeteria, Red and Black, Thespians, Football, Basketball, Track, Senior As- sembly, Senior Play REPKO, JANETLEE MARIE-Commercial, Secretary, fizy -all the good timesg none of the bad. Annual Staff, Memo, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC REYNOLDS, MELVIN JAMES-Commercial, Business Field, Huwfi-The wonderful times and just being there with the other students. Annual Staff, Band, Senior As- sembly RICH, MICHAEL PAUL-Academic, Medicine, Mike- Algebra class and Mr. Gary's lectures. Annual Staff, Memo, N.H.S., Scholarship, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Red and Black, Thes- pians, Commencement Usher, Senior Assembly, Basketball Statistician, Senior Play RUDOLPHI, FRANKLIN EDWARD-Academic, Teacher, Dolphie-The assemblies, football, and the teachers who helped me. Annual Staff, I-Ii-Y, Red and Black, Prom Comm., Football, Track, Commencement Usher, Senior As- sembly, Senior Play SANTIAGO, LUCRETIA-Academic, College Professor, Lucy-Mr. Centofante's 7th and 8th period Chemistry. An- nual Staff, Memo, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Choral, Senior Play, Senior Assembly SCARFO, MICHAEL JOSEPH-Academic, Dentist, Mike- Planning, decorating and attending our Junior-Senior Prom. Annual Staff, N.H.S., Hi-Y, Prom Comm., Football, 11th Grade Soc. Chairman, Baseball, Senior Play, Class King SCHUSTER, JOYCE MARIE-Commercial, Undecided, joycie-The crowded halls in my Senior year. Annual Staff, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, X5C'SCg Red and Black, Majorette, Senior Play SEVASKO, CAROLYN SUE-Academic, Teacher, Carol- I'll never forget the hours and hours of majorette practice. Annual Staff, Memo, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Red and Black, Thespians, Band, Asst. Head Majorette, Choral, Senior As- sembly, Commencement Usherette, Senior Play SGAMBATI, ANTHONY PAUL-Academic, Mechanical Engineer, Tony-I'll remember the friendliness of the teachers. Annual Staff, Memo, N.H.S., Scholarship, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Red and Black, Asst. Editor of Annual, Senior As- sembly, Thespians, Senior Play STANISLAV, PATRICIA J.-Commercial, Undecided, Pal!!-All the fun I had during my junior and Senior years. Annual Staff, Memo, N.H.S., Scholarship, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Prom Comm., 12th Grade Sec., Com- mencement Usherette, Senior Assembly STEHLEY, JANET LOUISE-Academic, Secretary, jay- Home room 56. Library, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Senior As- sembly STELLMAR, MARGARET ANN-Academic, Beautician, Stall-Women teachers' restroom during football season. Annual Staff, F.T.A., N.H.S., Office Checker, Y-Teens, FLSC, WSC, Majorette, Choral, Color Guard, Senior Play, Senior Assembly SVEDA, KATHLEEN ANN-Commercial, Secretary, Kathy -All the fun I had during my senior year. Annual Staff, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Prom Comm., Class Court SVETLAK, ELIZABETH ANN-Practical, HouSewife, Belly -The junior-Senior Prom. Annual Staff, Library SWEETKO, THOMAS-Practical, Undecided, Buzzard- When I was an eighth grader and afraid of the school. Basketball TADLA, CAROL JEAN-Commercial, Nurse, femmie- I will best remember my tenth grade with Mr. Wansack. Annual Staff, Memo, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., F.H.A., WSC, Choral, Senior Assembly, Senior Play TARR, CAROL-Commercial, Beautician, Fee-I'll remem- ber all the good times I had. Y-Teens, FLSC, WSC, F.T.A., Sr. Assembly, Sr. Play, Chorus TESKI, RICHARD JAMES-Practical, Mechanical Engi- neer, Dick-Mr. Hudak and his woodworking class. F.T.A., Baseball, Senior Assembly THOMAS, DIANA LINDA-Commercial, Hair Stylist, Di -The best thing I remember about Memorial is its wonder- ful teachers and students. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., F.H.A., WSC TIKSON, DENIS EDWARD-Academic, Wealthy Bachelor, Burly-All the friends I made, and the teachers. Annual Staff, Prom Comm., Football, Basketball, Baseball, Senior Assembly TIMCISKO, NICHOLAS DUANE-Academic, Teacher, Nzrk-All my friends, football season, and the good times I've had. Annual Staff, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Prom Comm., Foot- ball, Track, Senior Play TOFIL, PATRICIA IVI.-Academic, Linguist, P.T.-H0lCl- ing hands in second period study hall. Annual Staff, N.H.S., Scholarship, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC, Red and Black, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant, Senior As- sembly, Senior Play TSANGARIS, PETER-Practical, Mechanic, Speedo-Geb ting in trouble with the teachers. Annual Staff, Stage, Senior Assembly, Senior Play UHRIN, MARTIN JOSEPH-General, Air Force, Marty- The fun I had in my Senior year. Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Track D25 rg urs VALERIANI, THOMAS PHILLIP-General, Auto Me- chanic, Tom-How the teachers try hard to educate the students. Annual Staff, Band, Senior Play VALERIO, DOLORES ANN-Commercial, Beautician, Dolly-All the fun in my years in school. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, F.T.A., FLSC, WSC VANDUSEN, JEANETTE-Academic, Teacher, Nellie- The long walk to school. Annual Staff, N.H.S., F.T.A., Scholarship, Y-Teens, FLSC, WSC, Senior Assembly, Senior Play VANSUCH, NICHOLAS MICHAEL-Academic, Printer, Nick-All the fun I had in my Senior year., Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Red and Black, Thespians, Football, Track Manager, Senior Play, Senior Assembly VAVLAS, ANTHONY LOUIS-PraCtiCal, Eledrical Tech- nician, Tony-Sharing my locker with a very good friend. Annual Staff, Basketball, Stage, Senior Assembly VENABLE, BARBARA ELAINE-Commercial, Practical Nurse, Bobbie-All the fun that I had during my senior year. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens, Choral, Homecoming Attendant, Senior Assembly VRABLE, CAROLE ANN-Academic, Nurse-Mr. Hating and the band, the famous Red and Black plays. Annual Staff, Memo, Red and Black, N.H.S., Y-Teens, FLSC, WSC, Thespians, Band, Senior Assembly, Senior Play I26 Ea, l WACHT, ALFRED EDWARD-Practical, Electrical Tech- nician, Al-Sharing my locker with a very good friend. Memo, Stage Litho, Senior Play, Senior Assembly WALRO, FRANK JOHN-Academic, Accountant, 'Willie -My Senior year. Annual Staff, F.T.A., Football, Golf WESTBROOK, WALTER-Practical, Air Force, Hawkeye --My sales class. Annual Staff, Baseball WHITE, CLARA LEE-Practical, Cosmetologist, Dugie- All the fun I had in my senior year. Library, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Senior Assembly WILAJ, MARY ANN-Commercial, Secretary-The deten- tion I had in the 10th grade. Annual Staff, Library, Y-Teens YIANNAKI, SORTIRIS-Academic, Chemist, Sam-The good times I had especially in my senior year. Prom Com- mittee, Annual Staff, Track, F.T.A., Senior Assembly, Hi-Y ZAMARY, MELVIN-Academic, Undecided, Melv-My senior year. Band, Chorus, Annual ZBELI., GERALD-Academic, Civil Engineer-The mo- notonous effects of facing that stone structure every morn- ing. Annual ZETTS, MARY DOLORES-Academic, Nurse, Dodie-All my friends. Y-Teens, FLSC, WSC, Librarian, Annual Staff, Senior Assembly 'T Nm L I 4 1 2 if .,.r Qf' sa S .Y ,3 is w way 1. f, 15,4 -,,w, ,, ,gsfgly f bs A V, . L, A , ,W 1. 2 5 W is wif? Z 'Q 5358 Q ' - wah ' .gm zz: S la-'LI 458 E : H xii . H . X f I - A 1151 21, Q, Q ' 4 ard , K: Y ' 5257? fffwwfi' 1 ii- xx, sa.- 1 11521. 1' af 4 we. ziggy. gigs M I27 ' ...N V .2 in .. f.. 1- - I iii Ve .i i Q. may PEP CLUB-Kueelizzg.' M. Standoff, C. Petellis, M. Gould. Raw 1: T. Brakovich, R. Holan, M. Parks, P. Tofil, J. Martauz, Miss Kacenga, L. Dann, K. Hanisko, P. Bisonick. Row 2: M. Blazina, H. Mulys, J. Hudran, M. Scacchetti, R. Ross, L. Tiinko, N. Serroka, C. Evans, YP. Doylak, L, Kassey, K. Garevich, E. Burich. Row 3: S. Mangerelli, J. Ciccolelli, N. Bozich, P. Beelan, M. Struharik, J. Millard, I. Rosa, T. Getz, C. Bushman, C. Rudolphi, K. jarbeck. Row 4: B. Kotch, R. Stroniick, K. George, P. Zetts, M. Cosentino, M. Zanmry, J. Clements, T. Belasco, C. Belli, J. Lahovich, A. Oles. Ra11'5.' R. Crino, J. Angel, P. Alagy, M. Szilagy, D. Hudak, J. Stefko, J. Hassay, A. Novak, N. Spisak, J. Hamilton, D. Holliday. Row 6: R. Manesnk, M. Cervone, C. Kindinos, S. Mazzocca, P. Rose, R. Gum, B. Bonish, 1. Puskarchik, K. Wfujek, K. Timko, J. Shrnmo, A. Pavelko, B. Kindinis. ff Wd 3 -us. we M ez .. .Q M . .. WW FHA CAFETERIA-Baliom raw: C. Tadlu, J. Fowler, S. Bellamy, S. Venzihle, C. Wliite. Row 2: F. Ray, A. Mihin, P. McSore, B. Kotch, J. Ortiz, C. Mihin. Row 3: S. Hill, M. McIntosh, D. Yaksich, F. Cnrfagna, E. Svetlak, R. Scott. Row 4: S. Black, D. Banks, A. Winston, C Young, P. Poulos. Ro-uf 5: B. Venable, C. Kindinos, C. Fitch, B. Kinclinos, B. Chandler. Vlad Tikson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Centofante Mary Samios Eddie Zetts Mr. W. Holliday Miss G. Hetrick Mr. and Mrs. S. Malys Joseph Piccolo Bob Graban Mr. D. Monaco Carlyann Barillaire Marlene Miller Miss P. Kendall Mr. D. J. Parks Cissy Oles Mr. S. Gary Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Kunicki Kenny Zbell Andy Profanchik Renee Constant Charles Klingensmith Patty Zetts Richard Tomory Shirley Bajnok Judy Ciccolelli Jeannette Melnik Stephania Ashmore Matthew Stephens Ronald Rosko Richard Switka Joe Socak Dennis Reichert Rosemarie Crino Kathy Rich Frank Thomas Margaret Chuba Marian Lenhart Jane Hudran Joann Paich lvlarie Pesce Frank Romero Janice Travers' Phyllis Mingo Mr. and Mrs. George Cebula Joyce Caggiano John Dobos Mr, and Mrs. John Sneck Kathy Dorko Terry Truman Elaine Cozart Greg Konya Tillie Simboli Gloria Rohan Dan Rauzan Jim Micheline Patricia Farkas Jim Armaline Fred Caro Georgia Dann Loretta Zackasee Barbara Kotch Nancy Caggiano Tom Bukofchan Steve Bohazi Charles Patellis Patty Beelen Kathy Fabian Miss Elizabeth Kacenga Susan Mazzocca Patrons Miss Almasy Karen Buccilli Joyce Clement Dennis Katsaras Francis Pico Ronald De Luca Mr. M. Holliday Carmel Valerio John W. D'Sidocky Barbara Chura Mr. M. Consentino Leo Zura Mr. N. A. Conti Ronald Kohut Mr. Eli Danilov John Zamoida Janet Vrable lvtr. and Mrs. F. Mediate Kathy Colettis Mr. A. Zerella hir. H. Bugby Ronald Marino Mike Kantaras Bob Terek George Zahorsky Elaine Burich Duane Spatar Theresa Belasco Kathy Wuyek Kathy Kracko Carol Petroff John Grazier Dave Elioff Charlotte Evans Arlene Novak Elaine Hostal Linda Toth Edward Dolansky Darlene Garovich Nick Mamrich Carolyn Kuch Edna Maddox Marilyn Bunce Rose Polkabla George Mitulinski Mike Lebenich Sandra.Harris Mary Scacchetti Rita Lebo Jennie Angel Rosemary Ross Janice Stefko Milagrosa Jimenez Rosemarie Mamajek Mary Mela Roberta Rich Bruce Balogh Dolores Lisko Jimmy Ramunno Julia Trill Vi Nolfi Ruth Ann Bukowski Maryann Novak Renee Holan Manuel Allinos Patty Rose Carol Palumbo Joe Temnick fMary Styn Richard Perry Nancy Rendes Joyce Romeo Anna Allen Andrea Almasy Paulette Majirsky Rose Ann Soroka Zenek Zapotocky Kathy Yurak Joan Puscarcik Connie Cataland Catherine Geanakis John Cvengros Rocky Yeropoli Sandy Stadnyk Mike Huish Mickey Kovach Manuel Frangos Betty Ohls Mary Ann Clement Edith Caban Ray Balestra Maria Blazina Pete Tsikouris Irene Facciobene Kathy Hanisko Joann Millard Ann Marie Yurcicin Gabrial Masi Bonnie Kovach Paula Keish Alberta Pavelko Virginia Stefanie Palette Dolyak Betty Bonish Tommy Abeid Lois Orr Mary Zaptocky Jeanette Hassey Tom Kopniclqf Linda Kassay Steve Malutic Carolyn Philips Julius Simchick Steve Madick Joyce Shramo Claudia Evans Jane Stepitich Gerry Petak Tony Landis Nancy Pietrich Andrea Hovanis Miss E. Graban Mr. L. Parenti Clara Belli Frank Suhich Pat Alagy John Halus Mike Cvercko Bob Centofanti Cathy Modak Don Malarchick Adolf Hougaj Dennis Jankowski Kenny O'Mellon Bill lvfudryk Monica Sinchak Linda Lesoganich Theresa Marsicola Richard Blasko Bob Vukovich Leonida Ortiz Diane Evans Carole Wolfe Marsha Elko Richard Pico Nancy Testa Karen George Jim Bryan Michael Chura Tom Bruner Bonnie Buccilli Paul Petruska Mary Ann Cervone Vivian Dubyak Lyn Maro Beverly Tucci Mr. and Mrs. J. Kacvinsky Cathy Magriplis Shirley Ravis Janice Lesoganich Joe Glass Joe Davolio Matt Luc Frank Budak Nancy Bozich Joann Hamilton Rose Stromick George Zamary Janet Martauz Donald Hammer Dennis Brayer Carol Godoscik Anthony Berardi Teresa Getz Kathy Galouzis Thelma Spirtos Ruth Rhodes Phillipa Evans Mr. J. Krompegel Betty Lou Simko Ted Hlywa Nancy Campanale Sandy Vansuch Nick Gonatas Sandra Broward Ted Spencer Karen Craft Rebecca Scott Cheryl Rudolphi Larry Carwell Mr. and Mrs. B. Bidinotto Mr. and Mrs. T. Kraynak Mr. Donald Nelson Angie Cioffi John Kohut Cindy Crisafi John Kimock Christine Kmetz Edgar Guzman Marcia Szilagy Mike Jay Joseph Toti Campbell Isaly's Bruce Shepas Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zwinski Mr. and Mrs. M. Gozur Tom Patrick I29 x . . M, xv:-3' 'Y 522524 2-. Compliment V fa '3f'bi' 15? ms B53 Q, mf SQ 3.3 MQW? h? 15542 Nui 'Nvkmg 5 ,, i' SEV? M 1 of CALEX M -, xx ax A. W,,.. A, . wie . X H, 8.5 v3TJ5..,Q,.Ji? ,.,g?.-9 M-E K '37 5? 5522 Mimi - gg iv-g wi unfit fd? fc fi Qlzzygf a 'Ri A 1-'Yr-, 5 w,?Tu5'u 414 M2335 6 ii 30-.42 N 4 4 .PX v 35. 'WS' ,Q 15 59. 1 .f' ,ii JT? l H 42' i 'il Ji Asi- .X I , 9 f-,, A .ff J eff' u I il, kk S41 B. 'N' A V V if VM' Qi, ues,-'15i,.,,, -gg 4 1 nf 71-'H , ew, 4. ,Q - . 'Q I X g K ,Q ifE3't?K3. ' 5 ff -L1 2 X ' N V' P QW, ' q . 1 5 . U ig A I 1 1 1 ani' .... 2-kv. A. ,f will ., ,, - - X .sw if '15-' , ,Q-if V17 -ff: ,.. X r 'V -2 iw R ' 'if '-Y f- 3 ,E Q as' 1 , ZA ' U1 , aj 1 f 'V-.g A A -3 - . 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I. -,R A z 41,55 jx .-ssl, -KW' KT, k ,f 1... x ,, Q' 1-V11 Niujw bi .Af my 'vrgflf ii km SQ: V ., ,fx I 'V ix' rw, Q ' 5 -mg: 2 ff. f mmf, , 4 ,I V, W K - EAL .Ex ., X: TRW: ag if SSM? 'NX h?..,t iw .nw r- -I , - 5 1 fi L ' 3 - .H V. g,v:AqF'g,- ', kiwi.-ki, ., , NS! . . Rik ,L 1 nf ,, t ff ' , , A f, as -'55- Congra'ruIa+ions. Gracluaies From KOLESAR DISPLAY CO. 234 RAYEN AVE. W Decoraiions for All Occasions DIAL FOR SERVICE RI 3-4322 fx W PHONE Rl 6-9709 11 Wil .. fe DlMoFE's GULF SERVICE auto repairs-road service Congra'l'uIa'Hons io ihe Graduafes lub'-ica-Hon,-Hres MASI'S baH'eries and accessories Furnifure-Rugs-Appliances I998 McCartney Rd. WILSON AVE. CAMPBELL, or-no CARL DIMOFF mf. 422 a+ Lamary Good Luck fo 'l'I1e Class of '62 g GELETKA'S BARBER SHOP 4-Barbers +o Serve You-4 Lincoln Knolls Plaza ROUTE 422 1 , Complimenfs AI Congrafulafions. Graduaies ESQUIRE CLEANERS WILSON AVE. CAMPBELL, OHIO ls: I 5 fa :-: :-- .w 5 U V. D ll is 3, 'V ff: -- - Hi H, ,Q J' , M I H, as, was in M, :Q S: 5 E I 5 I I, in in www ii ii ii .gm , W, aw ,, 'H fu , . I I --I: L , x 1 I Congralulalions Class of '62 From ALBERT J. ORTENZIO Class of I 943 Congra1'ula'rions Class of '62 I JAY's CHUEY SERVICENTER CLEANlNG:,L?54T1AILORlNG I90 Robinson Rd. Campbell, Ohio 3I58 WILSON AVE. CAMPBELL, OHIO Richard J. Cl1uey PL 5-0907 Congralulalions, Class of '62 SO NEAR IS GRANDEUR TO OUR DUST. SO NEAR IS GOD TO MAN: WHEN DUTY WHISPERS LOW, THOU MUST, THE YOUTH REPLIES, I CAN! . . . RALPH WALDO EMERSON STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S l32 PHONE LEHIGH 6-6263 LORETTA J. FITCH Complele Floral Service Wedclings-Baskefs-Corsages-Po'I'Ied Planls CITY-WIDE DELIVERY R.D. No. I, LOWELLVILLE, OHIO ROUTE 422, COITSVILLE, OHIO Complimenfs of HILLSIDE GROCERY 274 Coifsville Rd. Campbell, Ohio Prop J. NAPLES Groceries Fresh and Home Smoked Meals KARSNAK'S MARKET 272 Robinson Road PL 5-6229 CAMPBELL, OHIO Congraiulafions, GracIua+es WARNER AUTO PARTS The Besl' in Paris and Service 2809 WILSON AVE. CAMPBELL. OHIO Bes+ Wishes From DIAMOND TAVERN JOHN KOVACH MICHAEL SUDZINA Congraiulaiions and Besi' Wishes 'Io Ihe Graduafing Class of I962 RONDINELLI TUXEDO RENTAL CO. I642 McGuffey Phone RI 6-5847 , kgs .gs M 5 is w ' ,: in i Complimen+s Of Complimenis ANGE-E LIS of Feafuring Halian N'S and American Foods I832 Oak S+. phone Youngsfown, Ohio RI 6-0566 Lincoln Knolls Plaza POULAKOS BAKERY Congraiulafions, Seniors HOLIDAY HOUSE The Spol' for You on 422 Tri-Level Lounge We cafer 'l'o privafe parfies Special aHen+ion +o banqueis ESTHER AND JERRY CLEMENT LE 6-9280 Tel. RI 7-2665 R ITZ Body and Painl- JOHN RITZ Cor. Oak and Euclid Youngsfown, Ohio Pi-m.co WHIRLPOOL RCA VICTOR DIAMOND TELEVISION 81 APPLIANCES ALEX WOYCHIK, Manager DOUBLE DEXTER RANGES DRYERS TELEVISIONS IO3 Twell'-I'h S+. Phone PL 5-0279 Congratulations From BUCCILLI BROS. BEHUN'S SUNOCO Ph. PL 5-0006 I46 Robinson Rd. Campbell, Ohio Congra+uIa+ions Class of '62 Congra+uIa'l'ions A CI I '62 CQMPLIMENTS or ass O FRED SHAFFER'S OK Lincoln Knolls Pure Oil AND NEWSSTAND YSZZGTEZULTYORSQO PLaza 5-2 I I8 THE REED BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Coal Builders' Supplies Concreie 3I25 WILSON AVENUE Campbell, Ohio Complimenis of PUTKO-RICH-WASKO, INC. Funeral Home Air Condiiionecl Funeral Parlor Ample Of'F4S'I'reeI' Parking 2I6 COITSVILLE RD. CAMPBELL, OHIO PHONE Rl 7-5275 THE DEL-RAYS HAVE BAND WE'LL TRAVEL Nick-Joe-Bruce-Johnny-Dann PL 5-6I32 PL 5-7459 Congra'rula+ions MAYOR AND MRS. JOSEPH A. VRABEL Congra+ula+ions Class of '62 COMPLIMENTS OF CAMPBELL MARKET Complimen+s of PINES Y ungsfown-Newca sfle Rd. ummm if Q g Complimenfs of ESQUIRE CLEANERS I028 Wilson Ave. Rl 6-9628 HASSAY BROS. InIernaI'ional Truck Sales FALAMAR FLQRIST I8 COITSVILLE RD. CAMPBELL. OHIO Weddings 0 Funerals Corsages 0 Po'H'ed Planfs 338 ROBINSON RD. CAMPBELL, OHIO ECONOMY MOTO RS Mahoning CounIy's Oldesl Imperial, Chrysler, Plymou'l'h, and Valian'r Dealer TEDD GLASS Gen. Manager JOHN PAU L Owner CHUCK BURKHOLDER Ser. Manager R+. 422-75 McCar'rney Rd. Campbell, Ohio RI 4-l l6l I38 CHAMPION RECREATION CENTER BOWLING Balls-Bags-Shoes ShirI's-Trophies All Brunswick Equipmeni' 35 N. Champion S+. Rl 7-6726 Ihe good Lord bless and Iceep WI1eI'I1er near or far away. Congraiulafions, Class of 1962 MR. AND MRS. STEVE C. ZAMARY Complimenls of KNOLLS BEVERAGE Lincoln Knolls Plaza WILLIAM CARCLYNE Jeweler l 27 Easf Commerce SI'reeI' YOUNGSTOWNQ OHIO I4-02 Congrafulalions, Graduafes HILLTOP DAIRY of I962 Borden's Procluc'Is III i'r's Borolen's iI's goi To be goocll Specializing in +ake-out Open Evenings Till Il:30 lSanclwicl'ies, dairy proclucfs and coffee-I 273 ROBINSON RD. CAM BELL, P OHIO 8 SHORT STREET PL 5-0020 Komarc: STUDIO CongraI'uIa'rions Io Ihe Congraiulafions, Class of '62 Class of '62 MALKIN FURNITURE WALKO SOHIO Service SIaI'ion IHSXI +0 The POSI Offical 735 MCCARTNEY RD. RI 6-9264 CAMPBELL. OHIO Phone PL 5-2 l9I CAMPBELL ELECTRIC CO. All Types ot Electrical Worlc ancl Fixtures 900 Youngstown-Poland Rcl. STRUTHERS, OHIO Congratulations, Graduates l962 BAK'S 3000 Wilson Ave. PHONE 755-4I I8 BERARDI'S 72 Tweltth Street PHONE 755-4337 YOUR CAMPBELL TRUE- TV -VALU E Foon MARKETS OSHELSKI'S I83 Tremble Ave. PHONE 755-4955 CARANO'S I6l Sixth Street PHONE 755-4204 CAMPBELL CITY 20 Robinson Rd. PHONE 755-42l9 EVANSKI MARKET Meats and Groceries FREE DELIVERY 52 Twelfth Street CAMPBELL, OHIO PL 5-8244 nM'v?EIWd.q I' 1LvnnJ.I:l,m.....JP2W IITIII 'lat' I., W-in ,MMIII iw-iiwltivfwf Best Wishes Class of '62 PAUL'S Tailoring anol Dry Cleaning IO7 Twel'l:l'l'l S+. PL 5-8572 MASTERS TUXEDO RENTAL 3l5 Wersi' Federal Ave. Rl 6-6249 ANDREW KRAINAK NICK MASTORIDES 2795 WILSON AVE. CAMPBELL, OHIO Congraiulafions and BesT Wishes SNlTZER'S 5UPER'0R DEPARTMENT STORE AUTO G'-A55 NaTionally Aclverlrised Merchandise PL 5'l74l 28 TWELFTH ST' PL SMH Mosf AnTl1ing Your Safisfaclion in Glass ls Our Business Congrafulafions Class of l962 KNOLLS Resl'auranT ancl Lounge l42 Buy Wi'Ih Confidence a'I I SAYB ROOK Men's 81 Boys' Wear FEATURING AIIigaI'or Rainwear Camp Hosiery Shield Jewelry-Hiclcok BeI+s Beau Brummel Neckwear SIeI'son HaIs Arrow Shirfs McGregor Sporrswear BrenI'woooI Sporiswear Seven Seas Slacks Munsingwear Underwear Charge I+-Up 'Io 6 Mon'Ihs 'Io Pay THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU .Congralulafions Io Ihe Class of '62 BEN'S EXCLUSIVE TAILORS SAYBROOK For a Real Hand Made Sui+ or Panfs L COIN Knolls McGuffey SI'ru'rhers see BEN al' Plaza Plaza 5I'h SI. Plaza 6 NORTH PHELPS ST. RI 6-20II Phone ST 2-8075 EXTRUSIONS, INC. 4040 Lake Park Road YOUNGSTOWN I2, OHIO Phone 788-968 I RONCI ELECTRONIC SUPPLY CO. 3627 Sourh Avenue YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO A. J. RONCI CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '62 Complimenrs of LA FRANCE Dry Cleaners I39 Congratulations to the Class of l962l Everybody likes a graclualel Your enlhusiasm, your vi+ali+y, your exciie- menl' aboul' life are corrlagious. They're lhe qualilies +ha+ leacl 'lo inlel- ligen'l', inclepenclenl' lhinking, 'lo new and beller solulions. They're lhe qualilies lhal' make you someone special . . . someone exciling. . . someone who accomplishes . . .'who cloes more 'lhan placidly accepl con'Formil'y's easy-way-ou'l. So, keep your enlhusiasm. We like ii' . . . we neecl il'. Nolhing greai' was ever achieved wilhoui enlhusiasm. -EMERSON 1883 McKELVEY'S 1962 Congralulalions cQngra+ula+sonS +0 'l'he Class of 'ez Class of '62 GEORGE'S DAIRY DOM PERRY Tailors Haberdashers STEPHEN'S FLORIST l Arlislic Floral Arrangemenls for Any Occasion Y Corsages ' Bouqueis ' Planiers ' Wrealhs Funeral Designs Phone LE 6-8532 Youngslown-New Caslle Rd. ' lAcross From 'rhe Sky-Hi Drive lnl I44 4 Congralulalions, Class of '62 From TOWNE TAVERN 50 Twellfh Sfreel JOHN M. GRESKO EDWARD J. TOMICH Complimenls lsnlrrlge Class of '62 LORD CHESTERFIELD POTATO CHIPS - The Onl Chi Made in Youn slown' DERAL PHONE Rl, 4-2l2Fl IO7 N. I-TINE ST. RI 4-3226 25l W. FE Congratulations, Class of l96Z INSIST ON OLENICKS Gracle A Milk and Ice Cream Home Delivery-Quarls or l-lall-Gallons Raled . . . The Area's Finesl Phone PL 5-39l6 Com plimenls of MCGUFFEY LAN ES Localecl al McGuf'Fey Plaza Congralulafions Class of '62 JET PAINTING INCORPORATED Painling and Paperhanging Residenlial-Commercial Call us for free eslimales Pl. 5-8054 RI 7-8I4I Ccingratulations to the Class of '62 From MASTORIDES BROS. Jewelers The Slore of Lilelime Gills 3378 Wilson Ave. PHONE PL 5-57I2 Congralulalions lo Ihe Class of '62 STANLEY'S FAMILY FOOD MARKET leo REED AVENUE PL 5-45I2 Complimenls of PESCE BAKERY Complimenfs of SOBROCCO'S VARIETY STORE Giffs ancl Magazines 3I Twelffh S+. CAMPBELL, OHIO Bes+ Wishes 1'o 'ihe '62 Senior Class From HILLCREST TAVERN JosEPH VRABEL JR. Joi-IN KOMARC: OSH ELSKI FOOD MARKET I 83 TREMBLE AVE. Bes+ of Luck PERRY'S PHARMACY PL 5-4955 , , , . Prescrlphon Speclallsis 3380 Wilson Ave. Phone PL 5-3424 Phone RI 7-3738 Visi+ ALBERT CAR WASH WE AIM TO PLEASE E , 335 Alberi' S+. Youngs+own, Ohio CompIimen+s of io' SlLHOUE'I'I'E Ice Cream and Lunches BEAUTY SALON 249 Robinson Road CAMPBELL, OHIO Specialisfs in hair cuiiing siyling and permanen+ waves I47 Compliments of OTTERMAN ALUMINUM FOUNDRY CAMPBELL, OHIO CALDERONE 81 CIOFFI UNITED SUPER MARKET CampI:neII's Original-Service MarIceT QuaIiI'y groceries and meafs beer ancl wine 'ro Talce ou+ T34 TWELFTH ST. PL 5-8846 MISTO II-hr.I CLEANERS I76 TweIfI'I1 S'I'ree'r CAMPBELL, OHIO ciTy wide pick-up GEORGE MISTOVICH Bes+ Wishes WH ITE PALACE POOL ROOM 7 SHORT STREET Besf Wishes From CAMPBELL FLORIST Wilson Ave. CAMPBELL, OHIO Congrafulafions, Class of '62 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. H. T. D'AMATO DR. D. R. D'AMATO Op+ome'rris+s 92 TweIfI'I1 S'rree+ PHONE 755-824l Complimenis of THORNTON'S Complimenls of MR. MIKE A. LODICO Manager W.T. GRANT CO. Lincoln Knolls Plaza Mgr. ROCCO F. MICO Congralulafions Class of '62 MICO DAIRY 84 PARTY SHOP I23 Twelllh S+. CAMPBELL, OHIO Compliments of SALEM POTATO CHIPS 2070 Wilson Ave. CAMPBELL, OHIO PL 5-522l Compliments of CAMPBELL POW. PHARMACY WOOLWORTH'S Complele Prescriplion Service LINCOLN KNOLLS PLAZA 20 Twelflli S+. CAMPBELL, OHIO Congra+ula+ions +0 fhe Class of '62 PAULINE CLEMENT ciry audilor Besl' of Luck fo +he Class of I962 in all iheir fufure endeavors Besf Wishes fo +he Class of '62 CENTY MIKE From PAUL GLASGOW TAILORS, INC Phone RI 3-l429 U I2 Bus Arcade or 3l2 W. Federal s ' tothe S graduating class Complimenrs BENNY'S BAR of 22l2 Wilson Avenue BQLQTINS finesl pizza and sandwiches in Jrown LINCOLN KNOLLS PLAZA Bes'r Wishes From BENNY and PATSY Complimenis of JOHNNY'S CAFE Wilson Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF STOP ONE CONFECTIONERY 2040 AWiIson Ave. Bes'I' Wishes WHITE OWL CAFE I760 Wilson Ave. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO KACENGA and M. 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