Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Eleanor Andrasv Gloria Cadman Jean Marie Hot'inger Margaret Areomano Pauline Celovsky Eleanor Ann Hrifko Virginia Metro Garnet Nicholoyson Rose Schaffer Mary Ann Asperger Joan Corrigan Rita Johnson Laurel Mock Daroth Ondash Peggy Lou Summers Dolores Ann Bocha Evelyn Ferko Elsie Kellenbeck Elaine Molnar Ruth Jndash Edith Terraga Margaret Baytos June Gedra Mary Ellen Kenney Dolores Maskosky Irene Osipchok Christine Rehn Shirley Beard June Gray Katherine Kolar Beatrice Myers Frances Popavich Susan Tomo , Helen Beney Mary Jane Haluska Mildred Kovocick Nancy McKinney Joyce Ramsey Dolores Frances Wallish Jean Theresa Berry Jo Jayne Hammond Grace Koval Patricia McKinney Anna Roman Alberta Wasrnund Florence Bresko Betty Heinrich Catherine Krispli Alice Needham Sophie Roman Mary Jane wmiam, Joanne Brogley Lollue Himes Barbara Kurylak Bernodine Neff Mary .Io Ross gunna wood, Mary Burkett Helen Homsey Ann Maksymyeh Margaret Nemeth Betsy Ross Am, 1,9550 OFFICE HELPERS Sixty-three students malce up the Office Helpers' Force at the present time. They devote one or two periods a weelc helping under the supervision of Miss Nina C. Eckert, secretary, ancl Miss Kathryn Giba, assistant secretary. To qualify for this honor, students must achieve high scholarship as well as possess other characteristics. This group renders many services such as filing, counting sales tax stamps, doing clerical work, carrying messages, and doing many other necessary duties. Page Fifteen

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Chaney P. T. A. Membership High Within the city of Youngstown and the Northeastern District of Ohio the membership of the Chaney Parent-Teacher Association ranks very high. In 1944- 1945 the number of parents who paid membership dues was 573. Many helpful services are provided each year by the organization. The offi- cers, executive committee, and chairmen of other committees meet each summer with representatives of the teaching staff in selecting the theme for the year, which -in 1944-1945 was Thrift, Four meetings were planned for the year at which were emphasized, Saving Our Health, Investing in Brotherhood and Religion, Investing in Democracy and Citizenship, and Expending Our Energies on the Child. A treat at Christ- mas time to the elementary children was greatly appreciated. The officers for 1944-1945 were John Ledinlco, president, Mrs. William McKinley, first vice-president, Mrs. Robert Ross, second vice-president, and Miss Anna Fahrney, treasurer. The school faculty and administration recognize the support of the members of the PTA in matters of education, and in turn pledge their efforts in service to the children for whom the institution exists. AP' The Baby By Douglas Downie, June '45 And this is the baby, my parents say, Whenever I'm presented, I only wish they knew how much Those words can be resented For after all, I'm sweet sixteen: I've started quite a stubble, I I lead an active social life, r Without a hint of trouble. 'Accepted for publication in the National Anthology of High School Poetry. Page Sixteen