Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Rig Veda Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Joe Earoiak Emma Ruehle Frea Zinz Steve Bodnar Eli Berk Ealvator Torauali Boo Mason Jack Marley Mary Buniowsky Marion Kramer E'arne Mattson Marilyn McGoniQal Principal-fC W Rrckse Mary Jane Hornlckel Ruth Kran: James Pysner Rose Arcomaro Pauline Adkins Margaret Orgavon Helen Orosz Susan Sohy Willie Walker Irene Riley Ann Kabealo Evelyn Downer cker PANELS AND LETTERING Mike Woloschak Phil Organ Glen Hunter Norman Adams BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Lubie Klorch Gizeiia Orosz Bette Gnndle Caroline Vadiino Elaine Briitazn PRODUCT! Arnold Shorts Frffi icnafff-r Susan Barto Mlke Eiresko Eli Berk Florence Eckstem ON STAFF Lyle Weaver Ceorfjrl Kish - The Rig Veda Staff is formed by the graduating Seniors who work cooperatively in organizing and building the annual. The journalism department of the high school combines its abilities and gathers the editorial material, copy reads and proofs it, takes the pictures, solicits advertisements, manages circulation, and finances the book. Panels, layouts, and lettering are handled by the boys of the mechanical drafting department. The present year book not only represents months of hard and diligent work but also is a symbol of the annualis slogan: We Win With Work. The adviser is Miss Fannie Harley, instructor of journalism. PRODUCTION STAFF The Production Staff is composed of Senior printing students who have been in the print shop for three years. This department has extended great effort in printing and producing this unparal- leled edition. They are guided by Mr. S. W. Rawson, instructor of typography. Page Five if

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KF HD UQ li W 'ED EQ D We Win With Work! That is the theme of the June 1940 Rig Veda, the Chaney High School Annual. This theme was inspired by the success and achievements of students, by the many building improvements made on the school building itself, and by the 500th anni- versary of the introduction of moveable type in America for, in the culture history of man- kind, there is no event approaching it in im- portance. The senior panels and their activities dom- inate the book for their graduation proves the slogan We Win With Work. The frontispiece, in colors, represents patriotic work. The colors of the two graduation classes- magenta and green of the January ,40's and fuschia, green, and silver of the June '40,s- are ingeniously blended together in the beauti- ful suede cover and the page embellishments. Pictorially, every activity, club, organiz- ation, class, and the faculty are represented for they are the embodiment of the theme We Win With Work! l

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2 cl irc o n 1' Page Six Having completed our required series of High School years We pause here, before loosing our swords of Faith upon the Future, to express our heartiest graditude and appreciation to our in- structors, and to wish those who follow, a pleasant journey and a well proven course. And so, ere we are forced, by the march of time, to abandon this triumphant joy in High School graduation, we dedicate this Volume to our January advisers, Miss Ida Cohen and Mr. E. P. Morgan, and to our June advisers, Miss Cora Turn- er and Mr. H. W. Pabst. Having done so, we must be upon our ways, Hinging Talent and Hope againist a challening world, but always remembering- For the struggler is rebuke, For the worker there is scorn, For the master of the struggle- To him is Victory borne!