Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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QW' l X i OFFICE HELPERS i , x . . . At the present time, the office force consists of thirty-six students who devote at least two periods a week helping in lthe office, under the supervision of Miss Nina Eckert, secretary, and Miss Violet Hdlman, assistant secretary. These students must have a high scholastic standing, aside from the other characteristics which make them eligihle for this honor. We, the January graduates, wish lto leave this message with you. In times such as these, all of us should do our part, great or small, whatever it may be, to make our school, as well as our country, a trueldemocracy. Wu! Bmluf Mfdrflri ct Vmskw. V'-Jtidli lwimlo Hg,-lgmg Ondgsh Mgr Jem ftokorw Mui um? Bciltisl 0 -.iw e iw roloxskx f ,mplrwve M901 Mgrfqerp Potter lQCT7V7f'iiLllllt1' Qmlx Blosko E5 tri. He mrxri Efv nm Le' gow, AWN Mm, pumm Dymo Vvooqis ' mm. Cuclrvmrn Flvu i' r Hrxfhw B ily, Lum- Jtitqg Rqmgtv ?Qgg1IwVHNC fe wisp Uciixlim Ce cvxslu 1'NA1xrx Lim ,lorrw Vtifhcwu MrKx'wr1m Ammo Roman H+ rn Dorko H:-lsr' Kmsel Nrtlie fwffhsfifrfc Marx lc Ross wirwrilrfiliff Hur Mmm J' K.iDem1'w B uirife Mtv-'rs Roeevrorz R03 im idwm 1 Luvmm Mm' tm .use lim Dzrfftm Omtosh Mor erm iimrq if Page Sixteen

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First Row, left to right: Mrs. Harry Beard, historian: Mrs. Kenneth Smith, budget: Mrs. Robert Ross, first vit president: Mrs, Ernest Pilgrim, president: Miss Helen Hritzu. program: Second Row: Mrs. Lloyd House, hospitality Mrs. Emil Miller, membershipg Mrs, Chester N1cPhee, publicity: Nlrs. john Amam, radio: lVlr. Barr. program Third Row: Miss Gertrude Wlright, treasurer: Mrs. Elmer Kupfahl, magazine: Mrs. Harry Millard. health: Mrs John Clayton. secretary: Mr. Herbert Foss. program: Dr. C. VU. Riclcseclcer, program. Chaney Parent-Teacher Association The Parent-Teacher Association planned a very interesting program for 194243. The theme for the year was uwork for Victory Now. During the school year seven indoor meetings were planned and the final one, outdoors, a picnic at Slippery Roclc, at which the Chaney band, under the direction of Mr. A. L. Sanders, played. The first meeting, October 13, 1942. had for its title, Citizens at Work. At this time new ofhcers were installed and a flag drill was directed by Miss Helen Hritzu. The speaker of the evening was Postmaster John E. Doyle. Open House was featured at the second meeting, Tuesday, November 10, when all teachers were present to welcome parents and friends. The attendance at this meeting was the highest of the year. The Work of Civilian Defense was the topic discussed by Mr. Robert Ross of the Chaney faculty and Mr, L. R. Boals of the Office of Civilian Defense. The last indoor meeting of the year was held April 13 and was devoted to the Community Chest Drive. Page Fifteen if

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