Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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WILDS, HAROLD MARVIN- Mcrvie Cheerleader '37, '38, '39 Hi-Y '39, '40 Westerner Staff '39, '40 Always laughing, always grinning, Always new triends he ts winning. WILLIAMS, ESTHER KATHRYN- K Gtrl Reserves '38, '39 Westerner Staff '38 C. C. C. C. '38 Kathryn loves to kid and tease you. Though she really means to please you. if Page Twenty-eight WILLIAMS, JUNE LuVERNE- Red Her ways are ways at pleasantness and her paths are peace, YOKES, WALTER V. Ht-Y '39, '40 Class Basketball '36, '37, '38 True glory dwells where glarlous deeds are done, Where great men ruse whose names athwart wlth dust 0 t misty Cen tunes gleam luke the sunl ZINZ, FRED C.- Freddie Wcsterner Staff '39, '40 Annual Staff '39, '40 Dramatic Club '38, '39, '40 Glee Club '36 Annual Committee To do easnly what rs others, ls the mark of talent, clttflcult to

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SUHY, SUSANN E- Sue Art Club '37, '38, '39 Color Committee When she has gone, Chaney will know, They've lost a girl they were proud to show. TARAS, JUAN ITA MARIE- Terry Dramatic Club '37, '38, '39, '40 Girl Reserves '38, '39 Library Club '37, 38, '39 C, C. C C '38 Personality Club '38, '39 Prom Committee '39, '40 Play Committee '39, '40 Senior Play Cast A countenance in whtch did meet, Sweet records, promises as sweet. THOMPSON, VIRGINIA- Tommy C C C C. '38 Girl Reserves '35 She is to be sure, quiet and demure TORQUATI, SALVATOR- Sammy National Honor Society '39, '40 Band '36, '37, '38, '39, '43 Westerner Staff '39, '40 Annual Staff '39 Glee Club '36 He was a scholar, A ripe and good one, VARN ER, HOWARD RICHARD- Zeke Hi-Y '37, '38 President Travel Club '38 Library Club '37, '38 Prom Committee Varsity Baseball '39 Varsity Basketball '37, '38, '39 Varsity Football '39 He is great who is what he is from nature, and who never reminds us ot others. ' .ref is-L. ' A 423324: Iv, I 3 ' :'Pi':3A35 : 'r ' - 5 c A we tgtotzs.. j, .iiaf'if?ig - ' . I ,iff E1 if 'r '93 i , .-,,.,g-,Ss . ,- .. .. .r,, ,. k , y,,.,- .',9'j. ' ' . ' r ..iW,.1i-i fl N1 r :- -cf - ' , 'mrxhd-,.'1' lf f- ,i , wel, , -sz-1 --s. - ,,..,, Y , , ,. ,,. r.3,,nI,,',Ei . .,s,:,-- - r ki s , TALBOT, FRANK Science Club '39 Cap and Gown Committee l would rather be right than be president. TEMN ICK, Ml KE- SIim Class Basketball '37, '38 Class Baseball '38 The better part of man's education is that which he gives himself. TI BERIO, EDITH- Eadie National Honor Society Westerner Stott '39 Picture Committee Secretary C. C. C. C, '39 Student Council '39, '40 A willtng way always assures success. TRAVSKY, PAUL T,- Trosky President of N. H, S, Class Basketball '36, '37, '38 Class Baseball '35, '36, '37 Ring Committee Picture Committee Gentleman is written legibly on his brow. WALKER, WILLIAM Z.- Boat Westerner Staff '39, '40 Annual Staff '39, '40 Fame is the spirit at a man surviving himself in the minds and thoughts ot other men. Page Twenty-seven 9' x , 1,1

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CLASS HISTORY ff By Fred Zinz and Margaret Orgovan Four years ago we, the present January 1940 Seniors of Chaney High School, began our educational ascent. Perhaps we were a little timid at first, but nevertheless were determined to reach our goal. Fortunately, we over- came the many small obstacles that confronted us while climbing FRESH- MAN HILL. During this time, we were eagerly cultivating new friendships and acquaintances, both among the faculty and the student body. New travelers assembled to make the trip with us to what leads to the center of SENIOR METROPOLIS, where we were to receive our banners of success. Along the way to SOPHOMORE ROAD, a few of us were injured, some on the rough stones of English, others on the jaggy rocks of Science, and still others were caught in the traps of Mathematics and Latin. The rest of us, however, hurried on and increased our knowledge considerably. Al- though the road was rough, we entertained ourselves by joining various clubs, including the Hi-Y, G. A. A., and Travel Club. We also participated in sports such as volley ball, basketball, and football. Eventually we arrived at JUNIOR CITY, where we learned that half our trip was ended. It was at this town that our new guides, Mr. E. P. Morgan and Miss Ida Cohen, assisted by Miss Martha Laughlin and Mr. P. D. Keenan, were chosen, but sad to say before we had reached our goal we again lost a few of our members, who had stumbled and fallen into the gorges of failure. All too soon our stay drew to a close and we climbed further knowing that our destination would soon be reached. On February, 1939, 92 Senior B stalwarts strong entered the beautiful city of SENIOR METROPOLIS. At once leaders were chosen to guide us to the altar of success. Howard Landahl was elected class president, Margaret Kurz, vice presi- dent, Helen Orosz, secretary, and William Koran, treasurer. Committees were soon picked, the long-desired rings selected, pictures were taken, the never-to-be-forgotten Senior play, The Late Christopher Bean, given and the gala events, the prom and banquet, held. These all led to the too-soon parting-Commencement-where we must say farewell. To all of you who have sacrificed so much for us, to you who have patiently led us to a newer land of wisdom, and to you who have taught us to face the future with a clear conscience, we are grateful. Page Twenty mme ff