Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1947 volume:

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V W , Y,,g,- ,, ' 7 Q nr I , ,. s . o q 'Q - 1 - 5 f -1 '- T 5 4. -. f 27 f. . 1' ,, . . gf . f t . . . . . ,, 6 XX Chaney Hlgh SCIIOOI Y g t Oh C5342 f Q LX Volume I I 9 4 7 O'Z.ZLUO EDUCATION IN THE ATOMIC AGE IS the theme of the Chaney l-llgh School Annual for the school year l946 47 The droppung of the atom bomb on Nagasaki and l-llroshlma changed the entire aspect of the socnal economuc and polutucal lnfe of the natrons of the world and presents a new conundrum l-low are the young people of to day to prepare themselves so as to cope wuth the problems that confront them IH this new age? The far reaching Influence of thls sclentnflc revelatuon ns yet too new to be fully comprehended however an awareness vs un the munds of all students that an adjustment must be made and thus awareness as gradually reflectlng Itself In all thunksng not only In class room projects but also In extra curncu lar actnvutles Through the reports of clubs organizations and class actlvntles and special wnte ups the Annual has endeavored to set forth the accomplush ments of the past year to amply the hopes for the future The frontnspuece us symbolic of the theme and the edltorual contrlbutlons embelllshrnents lllus tratuons and several pages of departmental pnctures carry forth the develop ment of the theme The book IS replete with puctures of the admnnlstratlon and faculty every class club organuzatlon sports and musuc Panels of the January and June l947 Sensors domlnate the first sectlon of the Annual and sev erol snapshot pages lndlcate the nune duvasuons of the Annual lntroductlon Admlnlstratlon January 47 Senlors June 47 Senlors Classes Athletics Music Clubs and Organizations Advertlslng and Snaps The Annual us a complete history of the accomplushments of the present school year and the owner of the book wall treasure nts possession An added prnde IO the Chaney Annual us gained from the fact that at IS prepared financed and cnrculated entlrely by the Chaney Journalism De partment Photographs engravings photollths blndrng and prlntlng were done commercially fou .9 llllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 1 I I , , . 1 1 7 I . . 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I . . - r 1 1 1 1 r bvfbll l ll Chaney wull never torget the debt ot gratltude st owes to those more than 2 200 Chaneyutes who fought so valuantly to Insure the end of most horruble of all wars World War ll Especially wtll Chaney remember the 73 who dued upon the battletneld of foreign lands on strange oceans and In the aur And the many tune boys who stall suffer from wounds re cenved or suckness contracted durung the great flght for freedom and who ponder deeply over the peace thenr sutferungs helped to brung about and wonder at In thus Atomlc Age t wnll be lastung peace And so wuth on ever abudnng hope that thelr sacrutuce has not been IU vain and that peace wull rengn supreme for all tume to come with gratutude Chaney dedlcates thus book the June l947 Annual ty l W l . . ,sm .-f ,y lr lllllll Illllllllll ill llllllllllllllllllill'llll 'l'. lllllllllllllllllllllh'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llIIIlllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllll I , I I V I 4 A I I n 4 sr f 7-14852 D 3 ,nf Have D 9 am Edward Baltes Louis Joseph Bartfau Alex Bathory Edward Joseph Bundas George Blzumlch Sylvester F Bobovnuk Joseph M Bolha Thomas C Bowdlch Thomas Bresko Delmer Cole Harold Dasen Lex Davis Elore Dellagnena Fredrsck W Edwards Pau Foster Paul Gergel John Lanson Goddard John R l-larber Rlchard l-levener Davld Howell Wullnam l-lrlcko Wulluam l-lura Andrew G Jacko George Kapusta Louss Kapusta 7 Dned In Service Dned an the Service Rob rt Kurz l-loward Landahl Robert Landus Arthur Mancunl AndyJ Martln Mnchael W Martunl Rudy Mazorek Stephen Joseph Melago Wayne E Muller Paul Mlncher Donald Modareallu Edgar A Morley James O Neill Dan Pagac Wnlllam Davvd Peterson Anthony D Petro Stephen Plateck Mnchael Puhalla Louis Poznar Rschard Prnce Muke Puhalla John Puskas Vnctor Ramsey Nncholas Rappach Paul Ratay 67 Kulled nn Service Nnck Remedlo Mike Rlstlch Frank Rogan John Roth Carl Rudolph John Sambor John Sarduch Lawrence Schrader Nell Schroeder Mnke Senedak C M Snmkuns AIbertJ Slavuk Alan Smith John Soltas Fred Stoll Blame Taylor Thomas Thomas Make Tomaskovnc Mlchael Tomek Joseph Toth Paul Trella Mlchael Tyhosky Edward Weekly ,,. 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Q W , df 4' r 'Q Q 5-ff- ' C 11. if ' Q8 ll - -nu - '. , ,V v . m A W, . H A l 1 P o Z.. ' A ui .3 I ' - 414' s A ' ' ' 1 'U . 'F .A Q 'UQ 4 Y-p i . ', 8 7 -.-far L, 4- Seve PAUL C. BUNN Superintendent of Schools G ,new Z GLUVIS Education in the Atomic Age is a most timely theme for your l9-46-47 yearbook. When the first atomic bomb was dropped dur- ing the summer of l945, few of us realized the significance of that event. lt is probable that future historians will record that event as the beginning of a new era in the history of the world. The release of atomic energy revealed another of the powerful forces of nature. The possibilities of this force stagger the imagination. Scientists inform us that atomic energy can be used to destroy modern civilization or it can be used for the benefit of mankind. What shall we do about it? Shall we use it for good or evil pur- poses? That is the choice the world must make. What can our schools do to see that a wise choice is made? Alone, we cannot bring about the desired result, but we can play our part in helping to build a better world. Good will and mutual understanding among the nations and a respect for the rights and beliefs of all people everywhere regardless of race, color, or creed will create a world in which righteousness and permanent peace can flourish. Let us make our contribution to the development of an educational program for the atomic age by learning the art of living together as good friends and neighbors. You and the other students in the schools of today will have much to do in shaping the future. l urge you to be of good courage and to have faith in your ability to make the atomic age an age of progress toward that day when all men everywhere shall recognize the fatherhood of God and practice the brotherhood of man. ' r O llllllllllllllllllllllllllll.llIllllIIllIllllllIIllIIllIlIIIIllll,Z!lllllllllilllllilllllllllT zlllll' 2lllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllll lllll DR. C. W. RICKSECKER Principal lllllllllllllllllllllilIl5III illlllllllllllllllllillllllllliliilllllllllllllllllllllillilllllllllllllillll fzaauafes I 5247: You are to be congratulated for setting as an aim for yourselves the completion of a high school course, and now realizing your ambition. To be able to reach this goal at Chaney, where high standards are advocated, is further reason for Commendation. Your predecessors in cap and gown have entered their post-high school periods under varying conditions. Members of the pre-depression classes had many choices on what they might do. The period of depression was such that few found employment except under government agencies. Dur- ing the later war period, boys particularly were assigned the tasks they were to perform. In this atomic age the issue is whether one may even live to start in a profession or vocation. Only as the hearts of men change their emphasis from war to peace, and we all learn to give instead of emphasizing getting, can we expect civic progress, or even continuance of our present conditions of life. A parting word to you as you leave Chaney is that you so conduct your- selves through further education, rich work experience, and spiritual living and thrift, that you may be tit examples of the qualities that enable people to live together, to meet the emergencies of life, to enjoy a happy home, and to be a credit to your church, your school, and your country. HOMER G. WILLIAMS Vice Principal IIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIlllllIllllIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllll IlllllllIllllllllllllllll fzeefings To 7-lie Rails and qifzls Gluaneifs As we learn of the devastating effect of the atomic bomb, it becomes increasingly apparent that men must take immediate steps to control this most destructive weapon. We are told that civilization cannot survive an- other world war and that protective weapons will be practically useless if atomic bombs are used. ln the past education has placed much stress on purely academic learn- ing. This must now be changed if it is to do its job. ln the future, schools must more and more emphasize the spiritual and moral growth of students. Through this means alone will atomic energy be diverted to peacetime uses. We can no longer live unto ourselves alone, but, rather, are part of the whole-world civilization. Accordingly, education must assume a world-wide outlook placing emphasis on such things as a complete understanding of the customs and habits of the peoples of all other lands. ln this way alone can we develop tolerance and this can be the only salvation in the world in which we are living. yn F1 C MEMBERS OF THE CHANEY FACULTY C VV lQICl4SLClfQ Ht mer CJ Wrlltarww Sarah Earnlwart Margaret Caarnbs Nancv Cepcland Marguerite C1151 Helen Callnertswn Anna Darr D Dawtl Dall E111 Ellerwart l-lugln Erskine S E45 betty Earncr JR Ered Gluck Elizabeth Gurdon Jann Grlttutl'tS l-dytlt Harllm Eann e l-larlo, L aus l-lcxer Maud asf ur Paul Keenan Z lN He Cn Kr rsala Janet Laml Martna Laaglt tn QCLL f G nur Leww Mlllexu E P Mfur Cn Eclutlw Murrav Chester McPhee nw Nansvslqy Ellen Newman l-larrx Pabst Marv Pfurtgsgratt ' ul L ww W l2aw5an JWVLHCE, MLLC Verna Rrfenlberlclq lre Ravel' Paul Sclmmaclfter xae Setter Zelda Stamp ranzebct mas er lw MNC! 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I ,Q- Eln alnetlw Kn 1-vlt ,n la glxrtVr1 ,ual xl A ' J r 1 x 2 , 1 , 'Dr-ral .e lnlig ll . l Del , eb lnl ,Jw acl 'j,,1,. ., ,, . . 5, 1,4 . 57 ,N ,g' V, I 'V ,. , O e Help 'as Beung an Offuce Helper us a great honor at Chaney Hugh School N only us ut testumonual of the students abuluty to perform offuce dutues such as fulung clerucal work carryung messages, renderung servuces to the faculty but also proves her wullungness to guve up one peruod each week for thus work The Offuce Helpers assust the Pruncupal Vuce Pruncupal Secretarues and the Deans un both the old and new offuces They are always on the alert to be of servuce to the teachers Qualufucatuons for becomung Offuce Helpers uncludes not only good grades, but also wullungness untellugence and trustworthuness Thus group may unclude students from sev enth to twelvth grades The work not only famuluaruzes the students wuth the offuce per sonnel and the work performed un the offuces, but also guves them experuence whuch us useful un the outsude world Thus group was organuzed un September l927 by Muss Nuna C Eckert furst secretary of Chaney who us stull the secretary lt started wuth twenty members and has gradually uncreased throughout the years, untul today there are eughty two scheduled for the work A pucnuc at the end of the year us a clumax for all Maraaret Arcomano Marv Asperger Catherune Bacha Dolores Bacha Shurley Beard Ruta Beyuns Bettv Berry Lulluan Bertolunu Joanne Brogley Marv Burkett Rose Busdon Carol Cuthbertson Eleanor DuRocco Audrey Dunlosky Nancy Enqlebauqh Rosemarue Fader Nuno C Eckert Denuse Hardy Maruon Favta Marv Fulbert Dorus Gayto Maruon Gruder Helen Gula Janet Halas Sarah Harber Betty Heunruch Helen Homsoy Jean Hottunaer June House Eleanor Hrufko Helen Hunter Olaa lnchak Dorothy Janoso Elsue Kellenbeck Maraaret Kurkner Muldred Koyachuk Grace Koyal Marv Ellen Krauss Shurlev Krawchyk Gretchun Lange Barbara Lewus Dorothy Marchuk Ann Maxymch Patrucua Muluch Laurel Mock Theda Mohler Elaune Molnar Dolores Moskosky Nancy McKunney Patrucua McKunney Beverly Neff Maraaret Nemeth theur work Secretary Assustant Secretary Garnet Nucholayson Ruth Ondash Irene OsuDchak Carolyn Oswald Jeannune Ovens Norma Patterson June Pulqrum Sally Pulqrum Paulune Punter Soohue Roman Betsy Ross Julua Savuch Claure Saunders Audrey Savoua Dorothy Saxon Rose Schaffer Adella Schmudt Dolores Hopwood Second Semester Jean Senuch Rosalue Stothard Wulma Tacsuk Dolores Tobuas Susan Tomo Maraaret Verba Aurora Vona Eduth Vona Edith Vona Dolores Wallush Alberta Wasmund Helen Weber Joan Wulluams Betty Yohman Dorothy Yohman Harruet Youruq 55.6 e ' ' ' ' . 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Q7 11 ,-me ln-5 - r ,:Qs:mg?k'if 5 Y?i':f: ' .'15s5:S II -Kuf- f X, X If ga ufafofztl By Dorothy Flowers JANUARY 47 Happnness ns never so great as when ut as shared wnth other people Now our happiness as complete for we have our parents teachers and friends wlth us today to share thus joyous occaslon We realuze that mere words cannot express our deep teellngs of thanktulness and apprecnatuon forthe educatuon that our parents and teachers l'ave made possuble tor us For twelve years we have had many rlch expernences un our home rooms at assemblles and partnes and although some ot these were shared with our teachers our par ents only heard about them It may have seemed like fnctuon to those who listened to our excuted tongues relatung mncldents from school but nt was all very real to us Thus long awauted day has tlnally arrlved and will become one ot our most cherished memorues because we enjoyed at together Your very presence glves us a teellng of security an a world that as alnve wnth the dnscussuon ot natnonal and unternatnonal troubles Wuth a warm teellng ot happlness thanktulness and apprecuatuan we welcome you to our Class Day exercuses to rteew 1 I 1 1 u . 1 1 I .. I . 1 1 1 U v Paul Adamovlch Plo Baseball Manager Class Football Class Basketball Westerner and Annual Staff Dramatlcs Club Peggy Ann Arcomano Peg Class Secretary Dramatucs Club Oftlce Helpers Sec retarlal Comm lttee Play Cast Andrew John Banyots Beans Baseball Class Football Class Basketball Dramatlcs Club Banquet Committee Robert Melvln Beard Bob Annual Commlttee Stage Manager Class Basketball Robert Paul Benlamnn Ben, F V Library Club Dramatncs Club Basketball Class Football Dramatlcs Club Y Teens Class Dov Commnttee lrglnua Bogoeff Boogle EI Clrculo Espanol Y Y Teens Gardeners Club Cap and Gown Commuttee Annetta Jean Burkett Jeanne Y Baccalaureate Commnttee Y Teens May Ellzabeth Chambers Dud El Clrculo Espanol Llbrary Club Cap and Gown Committee trtteen Blanche Clara Crash Chanchle A Y Teens Westerner Edltar Annua' Staff Baccalaureate Commlttee ' 1-II ' Il Il II ,Til ll ' J Il ' ' -ill 'II N. .L., . Pres. Margaret Besenie- Margie V- ' - 4-11 - 11 H. .A. ll ' Il H. .A. 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Dora Ann DeFurla Chow A Dramatucs Club Sensor Gnrls Glee Club Prom Queen Joe DeFurla Football Basketball Baseball Bowllng U S Army Wlllnam Frank DePuore Twylers Class Presldent H S Tre Westerner and Annual Staff Play Cast Class Football Alice L DlMuzlo- All: Rang and Anno,mcement Commnttee Pncture Comm ttee Jack Duffy Duffy' Class Football Stage Commlttee Llbrary Club Advertaslng Agent World War ll Veteran Marlene Faye Durnsh Mar Y Teens Baccalaureate Commuttee Burton Eugene Evans Dnppy El Clrculo Espanol Rang and Announcement Committee Class Football Class Basketball Charles Fedyna Cl'1le ' Bowling Captaln Art and Bulletin Committee Stage Manager Class Basketball Steve Fedyna Stufko Bowling Cap and Gown Cornmuttee World War ll Veteran ll ll Norman Ruchard Ferko- Norm Class Basketball Class Football Stage Commlttee Western and Annual Staff Lnbrary Club sixteen - ll ll G. .A, - II II - Jo - - ' ll Il N, ., as I - ' ll 'll Y-Teens Il I ' II I Il ' ll ll ' ll ' II Dorothy Mae Flowers Salutatoruan H Baccalaureate Committee Prompter Sensor Play Sensor Chorus Edward Gallo Sensor Chorus Class Football Stage Commuttee Walter Joseph Gane Jr u Eucludean Club Class Basketball Semor Chorus Annual Commnttee Westerner Staff Ru hard Henry Gibbs Duck Westerner and Annual Stott Prmtlng R bert Anthony Gibbs Bob Banquet Comm lttee Y Teens Student Councnl Class Day Commvttee Ernest Mlke Haydu Ernue Library Club Dramatucs Club Program Commuttee rmce P Hull up Swlmmung Baseball Instltute of Art Chicago U S Navy Ardena Marne Hoffman Archie Y Teens Art Committee Semor Grrls Glee Club Student Councul John Ray Holub- John Westerner and Annual Staff Class Dov Commrttee El Cnculo Espanol eventeen lllootll N. ,s, V 1llEdll :B dll 'C ' J ' ll O ' J Il Marian Lee Giovanni- Blackie ' ,cn ' I J ' ll P' . ' - Ph'l' ' J ' II ll R Il Lloyd Andrew House Casa H Euclidean Club Socual Commlttee El Cnrculo Espanol Albert Ivan lvan Class Treasurer H Westerner and Annual Staff EI Cnrculo Espanol Pres Play Cast FrederuckJ Klsko- Fred Dramatlcs Club Y El Cnrcula Espanol Tenms Champ Corps U S Raymond Rnng and Announcement Commlttee Baseball Class Basketball Cap Westerner and Annual Staff HI Y Michael Koss Make Class Day Committee Grace Koval Grace Rmg and Announcement Commnttee Paulme Krarzbuk Paula H S Se Dnsclpull Anhquorum Y Teens Chemlstry Club Eleanor Dorothy Kuzma Slum Y Teens Dramahcs Club H Y A Cap and Gown Commuttee Lubrary Club Mutchell James Lautner Match Socual Committee Class Day Committee Mnchael J Lenenskl Mnckey H N F L Sensor Chorus Band and Orchestra Pres Baccalaureate Commlttee Ch Richard Koker Coke enghteen II ll N. -. S. II II N. . S ' ' II ll H. A. A. Sig. , , . A, ' Il ll ' Il ' ll II II Office Helpers E ' ' II 'Il N. . ., c'y N: F' P . II ' ll ' II ' ll ' ' ll ' Il N. . S. Ru hard W Leonhart Chunk H Chemsutry Club Class Play Euclidean Club Band and Orchestra Mary Theresa Long Terry Y Teens Sensor Chorus Banquet Commltlce Fred Martrno Ferd Class Football Stage Commlttee Martln John Mayer Major Chemrstry Club El Crrculo Espanol Class Day Commattee Frank Molnar Frltz HI Y Travel Club Library Club Senior Boys Glee Club U S Navy Y Teens Soclal Commnttee Chester Herman McPhee Ches H S r Prom Commlttee Ch Dlscupull Antlquorum Football Basketball Andrew J Nadzam Andy Library Club Dramatrcs Club Class Football Sensor Cnorus Play Cast Mary Ann Needham ork Y Teens Library Club Y Play Cast Secretanal Commuttee Steve John Nemeth Hesh Stage Committee Football Basketball U S erchant Marrne nnneteen -C in - Il N. .s. 'J Il ' J ll ' ll ' ll II ' ll Lillian Moore- Lil' J ll N. . ,,Pes. J ll Il ll - Q Y . H. .A, II ll .M ' Betty Orofuno- Betts Y Teens Senlor Girls Glee Club Art and Bulletm Commuttec Ruth Jeannine Ovens Sensor Chorus DlSCIDUlI Antlquorum Y Y Teens o Donald Palko Jack Plcture Commlttee Neon Frank John Palotce Palots Football Art and Bulletln Commuttee U S Navy USS Hornet CV l2 Marlon E Phllllps Mlm Banquet Commlttee Dramatlcs Club Y Teens George Edward Pupac Dromotlcs Club Program Committee Chernlstry Club Euclldean Club Play Cast Donna Jean Ronkun Jean A Dramotlcs Club Prom Commlttee Play Cast Alice Julna Ratay Al Senior Chorus Secretarial Commlttec Eluzabeth Rektor Betty Y leens H Banquet Commlttee Ch Dusclpull Antlquorum Play Cast Orlvlle Chester Rntchle Sensor Chorus Class Football Class Basketball Stage Commlttee Wlngs Rltchle twenty ' II ll ' , Ch, ' ll Il H. .A. ll ll J hn -- Il ll - - - 11 - 11 N F. L. y El Circulo Espanol ll ' ll ' ll ll G. ' ' ll II . Il ll NT ,s. I . ' ' ll ' ' II Betsy Ruth Roh Bets Class Vrce President Valedrctorlan H Senior Chorus Play Cost J hn Joseph Serenko Bug John Navy Reserve Share Patrol World War ll Veteran Connre Sllsbe Con Westerner and Annual Staff Play Cast Program Commlttee Ch Y Teens Dramatrcs Club Matthew George Stokan Matt Socral Committee Hr Y Class Football U S Navy Ann Marne Tarkanlch Cuddles Y Mafalda Delores Tasslle Muff Y Teens Annual Commrttee Banquet Committee Drscrpulu Antrquorur-n Drarnatncs Club Beverly Anne Teets Bev Llbrary Club Dramatrcs Club Dvscrpulr Antnauorum Westerner and Annual Staff Plcture Commlttec Edrth Terrago- Edle Scral Commrttee Y Teens Otflce Helpers Frank Rlchard Toblas Frntzl Lrbrary Club Staqe Commrttec Class Football Basketball Ivor Davld Wakeford lve Basketball Class Football Class Day Commrttee U S Na y Dramatlcs Club twenty one I Il II N. .S. ll I II O + ' ' II ll , . Il Il ' ' ll ll H. .A. Prom Commlttee ' ll II ll II l - 11 - 11 l ' ' Il ' 'II ' II Il . v Donna Jean Rankun Jean G A A Secretarlal Comrmttee H Pucture Commnttec Mary Wllson Glnger Dramatncs Club Swnmmlng Arthur Donmnuc Battaglune Chaney Band U S Army 25th Dnv Bond Japan Baseball Kokaduo Club Carmen DnMuzuo 3 Cents Baseball Football Basketball Russell D Jennlngs Russ U S Army U S Naval Construction Batt South Pacific Area Youngstown College Randall Smith Sarg U S Army four years 3199 Signal Service Battalluon N Burma Ludo Road Andy Dutko World War ll Veteran Martln Joe Kelbel World War ll Veteran Wnlllam Robert Young World War ll Veteran Eleanor Mae Wehnes Yeast I twenty two ' ll ll 5' rf H N. F, L. N.. 4 S, ' ll ' Il - Artillery ' ' ll - ll ' ll ll ' ll ll KSKOVI MFH VS 11 J FLY w JD ' X J JQFQ ml w faux HTG V' VT I7 V cl m wr ma wgogc f 1 A X f W 5N1T,JT'Q I 1 c m w W it Fl L 5 U 1 I 1 V L V' jx v llc x w r FC U U lr, CML-x-,Tyr P1 AC as mx, ws rw Pmfwfls C1 xcm! 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Inrrcjlm-r Jw, 'YWV1' if i Gloss my Heafzfu A stlmulatnng story of the problems of youth was presented when the January 47 class gave thenr presentation of Cross My Heart to attentnve auduen es on November 'l4 and lb The play revolved around two self conscious teen agers Eleanor Ross charrnmgly portrayed by Betsy Roh and Bob Adams very ably played by George Pupac lt would be hard to say who stole the show for the whole cast dad a superb job Each person developed a dnstnnct character yet co operated so artistically wnth the rest ot the cast that the play was moulded Into a beautiful Droductlon The parents of these chnldren Mr and Mrs Ross Rnchard Leonhart and Connne Sulsbe and Mr and Mrs Adams Robert Benlamnn and Betty Rektor trned to master the sltuatnon but only proceeded to make nt worse The other chnldren of the Rosses and Adamses, Paullne Adams, played by Paulune Kralzbuk, and Jlm Ross, played by Albert Ivan and Charlle Westover, who was Paulnne's france, portrayed by Andrew Nadzam, as well as trnends of Bob's with Peggy Arcomano as Patsy Jones, Donna Ranknn as Genrnetta Duval, Mary Ann Needham as Lola Pomeroy, ond Wnlluam DuPnore as Carl Young, added humorous and Interesting touches which helped to make the play the success that ut was The moral In the play was a plea for the better understanding between parents and chul dren, provlng that both have to contrubute equally If It were not for the superlatnve guldance and unstructuon of Mass Mollne Russell, thas play could not have won such great public approval A delightful orchestra concert was presented by the Chaney Orchestra under the dnrectuon of Mr A L Sanders, wlth a saxophone solo by Chester McPhee The sensor advisers were Mass Rae Seller and Mr P D Keenan The stage settnng wa s done by Mr R S Pusher and Ed Gallo, Ed Jackson, Bert Thomas, Paul Matosec, and Ray Tomaskovlc, tlckets by Lnllnan Moore and Mnchael Lenensku, posters by Mass Marguernte Cost and Joan Hoover, .leannme Ovens, Duck Hardy, Irene Kochan, Ed Resetor, and Mar garet Keelung, lnghts by Mr H O Foss and Andrew Nadzam, and curtauns by Ed Pakos The stage crew consisted of Robert Beard, Charles Fedyna, Muchael Lenenskl, and the house crew was John Holub, Paul Tasslle, and Beverly Teets, and prompter Dorothy Flowers twenty-fo u Jf' . ap. 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S all 7 ' un, X .uv 5 . 1 , FY fr ' Q I fi cz e ccfofz By Betsy Rah The word cducatson us dernved from thc Latin word meanlng to lead torth Through cducatlon we arc led forth on to the true paths ot lute We are gnven the vlsnon and forcsught to go ahcad with our taccs forward Educatuon has broadened our interests xn life and has developed wuthnn us a sense ot values both splrltdal and moral Our comnng unto contact with the mlnds ot great men has guvcn us a better understandlng ot thenr philosophy and has unsplred us To determlne our goals A great wnter once sold that lute as luke a game ot chess It ns a game we must lcarn to play wnth skull taurncss and undcrstandnng Manx have played lt s mc to wln and others to lose For those who play It well there are I stakes tn bc pald ln qrder to wln we need thc tool ot knowledge wa 1 Knowledge alone ns worthless unless we can apply lt ln such a wav that we wlll be helping others as well as ourselves ln the world ot todav many problems confront us One f t the most nnpc rtant as the matter ot the atomic bomb Wall thls maraclc weapon be used to advance cuvulnzatuon or wlll at be use YJ destroy lt? This ls thc qucstlon we ask ourselves The answer rs cntvrcly up tr society and ssncc we as graduatsng senucrs are a part Ct that soclety we share ln the responslblluty to better the world lt ns a sacred trust whnch we must not vlolatc As we btd our Alma Mater farewell we gc torth feellng contldent that we can take up our assrgned task and us our knowl edge tc advance the causc lf p acc U l 9' lf-'.l,f-Rr -1' 0 N H I 3 4 I 3 W W Q , . I' X l W A 'A 7,, ' f I k X Y X , . V , - X - , , Y , I Lrx H 1 ' V ' hgh s 1 'H 4 ' H X 1 tl whlch eclucatlon has armed us 1 H .1 f Ar n ' V . t d f 'X ' s Y' s ' . v J L , e . I I 3 F I , Y w . . N I . l F I ! f , , , ., Q anuafz I 7 Galen at By Alnce DnMuzno and Marlene Durlsh Semester Beglns January 28 We shall now commence to open the door Of an excltung year we ve been wanting for Electron of Offncers February 3 Betsy and Bull really make a great team And Peggy and Al surely are on the beam N H S lnntlatnon March l3 These few that are chosen really do rate Could lt be bralns or as lt 1ustfate7 Sennor A8tB Getogether March 20 What a rnot' Boy and how' Especually when lt was tlme for chow Flrst Prom March l7 Alas' before the nlght was through Many foot was black and blue Class Day May 29 We really were sad wlth the Sensor As leavnng But were more concerned wlth ourselves I m beluevung June Sensor Commencement June 7 We hate to see you go cause gee' We re rught behnnd we re next you see' Sensor Getogether October 9 We had so much talknng and danclng to do There was no tame to ask Do I know you? Senior Play November l5 Wuth such actors and actresses nn our class l-low long can Bergman and Cooper last? Last Prom November 22 Dora looked lovely recelvung the crown Wnth envuous looks the gurls stood around Chrlstmas Vacation December 20 These two weeks we treasure Indeed For It s then we catch up on sleep we need N H S Assembly January 8 When the cream of the crop receuved theer awards They found thelr knees knockung luke flexn ble boards Class Day January l5 Our true feelnng we try to hide Though we really are choked up unslde Baccalaureate January l7 Our hearts are filled with the warmest thanks For a chance to galn IU a school that ranks Senlor Banquet January 2l At such an occasion lt really ns swell To sut and talk and eat with a pal Commencement January 23 We wash success to fruends we made As hand In hand we made the grade t fy I 1 . , , . . , I I . I ' I I ' I , . . . . ' I I - A 1 . I . . , I 1 , . . ' I ' 1 I - A 1 , . , V . I I . ll ll ' I ' ' wen '-s' vw? 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HEYER Q K 1 1 J 5 Q Y M Q ,XFXX X Q 15: ':,,!l1 ff!4 ff Z! ff faf QW! f f iff rj 1116, 4 fm, W gafufafoful By Amelia Corrado June '47 We the graduatrng class of June l947 are honored and happy to welcome you our parents teachers and fraends There is mlnglffl joy and sadness In our hearts today realrzrng we leave our youthful experrences to meet the mature complexrtues of llfe However because of your guidance and rnstructuon we have the fauth hope and courage to try to master whatever may confront us We wlsh to express our sincere gratutude to you who have auded In building our characters who have guided our mental development and who have Inspired our mrnds wuth lofty Ideals and prunclples that are rndlspen sable for preparung us to become successful and honest crtnzens You have been patient klnd and understanding rn nmpartlng the knowledge which wall enable us to meet the many phases of thus new and modern cnvlluzatlon Educatnon here at Chaney has not only attempted to glve us knowledge and unformatvon but nn workung In the classroom wnth teachers and class mates and partlclpatsng rn school actrvltles we have also learned some of the basic rules of lrvlng We have trred to equip ourselves to take part IH the lrfe of our home church and communuty We have had expernences that wull help us make rntellagent and wuse judgments and to understand and become alrve to true values War has left a trall of unrest strrkes rnflatlon crime wave and other social problems Building a new world IS not an easy task to attempt Though ut may be a new age yet the old udeas of lntegrrty honor truth and sacrl fncral servuce wlll always remain the cornerstones on whlch we shall build successful llves and do our share In savung the world from self destruction Thus we are grateful for the fundamentals of successful luvung unstllled wrthun our mvnds and souls Confndence and courage accompany us as we In the words of the poet Gave thanks wnth all thy flamlng heart Crave but to have In It a part Glve thanks and clasp thy herltage To luve and serve an such an age' Monty e ql I I 1 1 - A, L I . . 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V '- 1 ut Rodney Agler o Dramotucs Eucluduan Club Ch Play Comm Class Football Class Basketball Mary Anne Asperger Smoky F H Y A Y Teens Euclldlan Club Chemistry Club Catherune Bacha Kay Muses: Comm Ch Sensor Orchestra Band Dramatlcs Lnbrory Dolores Bacha Delor H N F L Treas YTeens Orchestra Dramotucs Betty Balbercak Bets Business Machines Mllan Barto Doc Band Orchestra Ethel Bathory Ettle G A A Y Teens Dramotlcs Play Comm Library Club Dorothy Belclk Dot Y Teens Dromatucs Flnonce Comm Mildred Beloslc Kntten Y Teens Social Comm Dramatucs Club Dlsclpull Antlquorum Jean Berry .leannne H Class Secretary Y Teens Secretary DlSCIDUlI Antlquorum Dramatucs twenty nine IIR dll Il ll N. .L. ' Il Il ll ll N, . S. ll II Class Gift Comm. ' II ll Il ' ll ' ll ll ' ' ll - ll II ' ll N. S. El lzobeth Beshara Betty Y Y Teens Student Counsel Ruth Bmdas Bundle Y Teens Art Comm Band Orchestra Mary Bobersky obby Dlsclpulu Antlquorum H Y A Y Teens Class Day Comm Davld Bobnlk Herks Transportation Comm Betty Arlene Brogley Betty YTeens Westerner ond Annual Comm G A A Mary E Burkett ondle Y Teens Dromatlcs Club Travel Club Offnce Helpers Paul Bushnell The Duke Prom Comm Class Basketball Travel Club Drew Annual Cover Eve rette Bye rs Sonny H S Hu Y Pres Baseball Euclldlan Club V Pres Prom Comm Ch June Caclmon Rooner Y Teens Sr Chorus Play Comm Co Dromotlcs Club Library Club Ann Chobalo Dlmples Y Teens Dramatlcs Club Funance Comm Jr Glrl s Glee Club th: rty - ll ll N. F. L. H. .A. ' ll ' ' ll N. F. L. IIB ll N. F. L. ' ' ll Il X ll Il ' HB1 ' Il N. F. L. ll Il ll ll N. . Pres. ll II ' E . .cn Donna Cole Don Y Teens Dramatlcs Club Plcture Comm Robert Connors Annual Staff Transportation Comm Thomas Connors Tommy Library Club Mlxed Chorus Sr Boys Chorus Transportation Comm World War ll Veteran B tty Jo Canrath J Lubrary Club Y Teens Dramatlcs Club G A A Announcement and lnvltatlon Comm Amella Corrado- Mll NHS V Pres N FL Treas Y Teens V Pres Dlsclpull Antnquorum Sec Sr Chorus Marne Costantlno- Maggue YTeens Raymond Dalgneau Ray Travel Club Treas HI Y H Y A Sunshine Comm Co Ch R lph Dornbrock Bo Bo Euclldlan Club Rmg Comm Ch Dramatucs Club Class Football HI Y Robert J E lls o Stage Comm Ring Comm Llbrary Club Rudy Fahr N H S Class Treasurer Annual and Westerner Staff Dlscapuls Antuquorum thnrty one J II H l - Bob J - ll t e A. u - o . . . . H 'H 4 I ' J ll .-. V. O I I J ll T Q7 1,18 Ethel Farr Shorty H Y A Y Teens Announcement and lnvrtatlan Comm Lllllan Fayto N H S Y Teens Class Gulf Comm Busmess Machunes Genevieve Fleusher Gen N H 5 Corres Sec N F L H Y A Social Comm Co Ch Y Teens Program Ch Rlchard Flora Duck Football Basketball Baseball Sr Chorus Prom Comm rxed Chorus Class Basketball I Y es lbrary Club Euclldlan Club Mary Ann Fountas Suzle Y Teens Dramatucs Club Library Club G A A Phyllis Ganofsky Phil Class Typlst Spannsh Club Josephme Ga rcla Y Teens Jr Glee Club Spanish Club Lubrary Club Donna Georgeoff Donn Y Teens Lubrary Club G A A Sr Chorus Socual Comm Chrustme Gergel Tuna Y Teens Sunshune Comm ll ll thrrty two -11 ll - - -nl-ilu - - --11 11 - T-11 - 11 John FOSS- Slim M. H'- Pr . LA . . in - 11 - T-ll - 11 - f -HJO11 ll 11 '- Y Helen Good Goodle Westerner Staff Annual Staff Publuclty Comm Ch Dramatucs Blanche Grady Harp Y Teens Euclrdnan Club Llbrary Club Dramotncs Marian Grlder Mlke N H S Class Poet Office Helper Annual Staff Comm Ch Paul Gula Stage Comm Football Band Jack Guthrudge Hernue Dramatlcs Club Sr Glee Club H Y A Soamsh Club Library Club Anna Halko Y Teens Cap and Gown Comm Harold Henchar Henry Annual Staff Westerner Staff HI Y Spanrsh Club Bond Juanita Herman Y Teens Flag Girl Class Day Comm G A A Robert Hodory H Football Hr Y Baseall Transportation Comm Ch Mnxed Chorus Joan Hoover J Y Teens Dramatucs Club Rmg Comm thlrty three Cl ll ' ll ll II - ' ll ' ll - ll - - ll ll ll - IIP Il ll ll O ll + O Loulse Hopwood Happy Y Teens Lnbrary Club H Y A Wulllam Hauser B ll Tennns Band NFL Socual Comm Co Ch Eucludean Club Eleanor Ann Hrlfko El Offuce Helper Y Teens Cap and Gown Comm Robert Hrufko Skinny Rang Comm Class Football Class Basketball HI Y Sr Boys Glee Club Thomas Hrutzo Frntz Sr Chorus lnvntatlon Comm Football Jr Bo s Glee Club Annua Staff Donald Hura Buttch N H S Baseball HI Y Football Commencement Comm Ch Delores Hutera Dee Y Teens H Y A Spanlsh Club Library Club Dramatucs Club Paul Johnson Barnabas Band Spamsh Club Andrew Kadvan Andy Dramatlcs H Y A Rmg Comm Announcement Comm Elsle Kellenbeck El Office Helper Y Teens Library Club Class Typist Buslness Machlnes thnrty four I Il II ' ' II ' ll - I ' ll Il ' II ' II ' II ' ll ll Il II Il Il II ll ll ' II Thomas Ke rester Red Sr Class Pres N H S N F L res H Y A Pres Math Club Pres Richard Kieffer ltch Class Foofball Class Basefball Charles Koch Knock Football Llbrary Club Travel Club Irene Kochan Ike YTeens Devotronal Ch N F L Dramallcs Club Llbrary Club Pa ture Comm Ca Ch John Kodash Cody Football World War ll Veteran Carolyn Kolar Carol Sunshme Comm Ch Y Teens Library Club G A A Gym Leader Dan Kolennch Buzz Baseball Art Comm Louise Kollat Y Teens Cap and Gown Prom Oueen Ruth Ann Kublc N F L Y Teens Dramatncs Club Rung Comm Curtis Leslie Llbrary Club Travel Club Football Rung Comm tlurty lnve OU Comm 11 ll Whitey ll ll . . . P . - - ll ll 11 ll ll ll C . . . I1 ll H ll ' Il ll - HL Il Delores Long Dode Y Teens Socuol Comm Marne Luchansky Peppy Y Teens Dramatncs Club Banquet Comm Edwln MacDougall Mac Rmg Comm Math Club Chemistry Club Football Baseball Ann Malnnya orty GAA Dramotncs Club Gym Leader Y Teens Hugh School Musvc Ida Martins ravel Club lbrary Club ramatncs Club Class Gift Comm Ch Anne Maxymych Maxle N H S Spanlsh Club Pres Y Teens Chemnstry Club Sec Euclndean Club Margaret Medvec Marg Y Teens Dramatlcs Banquet Committee Spanish Club Muchael Potrlck Merdlch Mike Mnxed Chorus Program Committee H Y A Leonard Mlhallck Len Class Football Picture Commnttee Ellzabeth Muller Betty N F L Y Teens Euclndean Club H Y A Annual Staff thnriy sux II ll - 11 11 . Ch. Q 11 Il - ll ll k- Sh T L D 11 - ll 11 11 ll - ll - - Il ll Theda Mohler Red N H S ec Duscupulu Antnquorum Euclidean Club HYA Sensor Program Commvtee Elame M Molnar Dolly Y Teen Sec Chemistry Club ec Eucludean Club N F L Dnscupull Antnquorum Patrncua A McNulty Patty NFL HYA Spamsh Club Dramatlcs Club Y Teens Richard Neel Duck Lnllnan Jean Novotn: Stage Committee Latnn Club Blondae Dnsclpulu Antlquorum Orchestra Band Westerner Annual Staff Dramatucs Y Teens Robert Novotny Novo Football Dramatucs HYA President H1 Y El Cnrculo Espanol James Olsavsky nm Football N F L Hu Y Prom Committee A O A Treasurer Ruth Ondash Sum N H S N F L H Y A Y Teens Library Club Beatruce Onder Bea N F L Drama Lubrary Club Y Teens Baccalaureate Comm Irene Oslpchak Renne thrrty seven N F L Y Teens H Y A Drama Chemnstry Club ll 11 -, 1.3-S ,- - ll 11 ' S , ' f u 11 - 11 - n - - 11 - n H n HJ- 11 11 n - 11 11 - H - 11 Mane Partle Marnsha Class Day Comm Y Teens C C C C Drama Lawrence Phu lllps Gumps Class Football Art Comm Math Club Drama June Pnlgrlm Junle N H S N F L Latm Club Annual Staff Y Teens Joseph Pinter Penner Sensor Chorus Basketball Spanlsh Club Musuc Comm Invltatuon Comm Drama Club Spanish Club H Y A James Powell Jam Tennns Llbrary Club Travel Club Loss Ann Pronlck L Annual Westerner Staff Y Teens H Y A Dramatncs Publlclty Comm Pete Proch Nob Westerner 8- Annual World War ll Veteran Steve Rembowsku Beans HYA Lnbrary Club Mixed Chorus Basketball Commencement Comm Joy Ruce- Vw Spamsh Club Commencement Comm thuty engH . -,, . ,, f. . . 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Annual Staff Picture Comm Y Teens Dromo - ll - ll ll - ll - H - ll ll ll H - 11 - ll ll ll 11 - HD 'll - ll ll h - ll - ll Helen Solomon Helen Y Teens Class Day Comm C C C C John Thomas Square Jay Tee Football Basketball Llbrary Club HI Y ary Stanley Pigeon Publuclty Comm Y Teens H Y A Drama John Sternagel Stooch Travel Club Library Club Football Julne Strllbycku Strlbs Goshero Glee Club Drama Class Day Commnttee Thomas Sultan Tommy Stage Comm Robert Thomas Gutter a H Y A Treasurer Bowling Cheerleader Mlxed Chorus Drama June Tlmmlns Tummy Guft Comm Drama Library Club Emll Todor Stmker H: Y Sec Class Day Ch Drama Paul J Toth Sr Chorus Play House Class Football Llbrary Club Math Club llspecsll forty 11 11 v 11 11 M 11 - 11 11 11 - - - 11 - 11 N.H.S, 11 11 11 11 - B ll - - 11 - 11 ' 4 - 11 - 11 Ann Vorner Bonon N H S Y Teens Prom Comm Sr Chorus Dromo Mo rgo ret Ve rbo Ve rbs N H S Treos Y Teens Lohn Club Chemnsfry Club Pres Llb ary Club Dorothy Vuksonovlc Dodo Art Comm Y Teens Orchestra Bond Glee Club Dolores Woschok Dee Y Teens H Y A Lubrory Club Wesferner and Annual Comm Dromo Helene Weber Helen Mlxed Chorus NFL Y Teens Lofm Club Closs Doy Co Char Dromo Publlcufy Comm Sponush Club Annual Sfoff Geroldrne Wsllmutch Jerry Y Teens Dromo Llbrory Club Runq Comm G A A Mlldred Wulson B Il YWCA CCCC Cob ond Gown Comm GA A Lubrory Club Dole A Wolfcole Wolf N H s N F L Lohn Club Mofh Club Poul Yotsco- Boom Boom Bond forty one ill Il . . I J ll . Y l ' LII ' ll J ll an H . -H Moe AMorile Wile- Former . . . -,, ,, ' -Hin I I. . . QM H h. , H John E Yohmon l-luck Sf ge Co Closs Boslcetb l o Foolb ll Mxke Yuhos Make Lo n CI b NFL Bond he T o P gro om NO PICTURES Glen Buckerton Jomes Mltchell Wllllom Gelo Helen Mcaleck Steve Konlychok Louns Solerno Not onul Anthology I946 Joe Sandor e ozwamb fo lz By Rnchord Neel Well here we ore nn forty sux A yeor thot should be heoven But now the world s un such o max We pun our hopes on seven .T-ll ' II o mm, ol Cl ss o ' -1-ll ' I Business Mochlnes Royrnond Zelonish- Curley Ti u Orc s r ro rn C m. - -k I - . .-T , . . l ssc nmenf HQ ' Q Q ,Madge XX qrQOT Mom Fw r G Pm y L1 Lcmguog mcflwemofxcs iczerwcp KOCH tngvw whom V Cuff r f r ami n and mg f-1 rfe r hcrrtogg rom he ages thc how g wr 4 w he rc Jfbfr' r r Pg J Q wr! 'N I Hx AACHVIY' Cwrrfifvr 1 iv W - ' Br: Ln. F2 liguf nw Uni Km' V I ' K J J ' Q05 ?4Iff1'1ThC!TW tw w' wr Fwfwrc V451 1 GT 'r rfc4,n13 ui' Q V 'I 7 ,- l . 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T R, ,OV Q f if ., fi -, I V 'T , af, ,harsh lt gglmj st, 'V ' ,, , K SN mf' ,W ! , 1' 1, I. , K, 552' gin ng qfzeen The June l947 Senuor play Sprung Green under the durectuon of Muss Mollue Russell played to two tull houses on May I and 2 I947 The cast showed evudence ot careful traunung as well as much hustruonuc abuluty The play provuded many opportunutues for humorous characteruzatuons, colorful costumung and untrucate stage busuness and tum ung The cast took advantage of all these opportunutues and gave a sympathetuc and con vuncung unterpretatuon ot the play Sprung Green us a laughter fulled comdey whuch re volves around T Newton Todd whose only unterest un lute us a consumung passuon tor earth worms Thus pasuon comes un confluct wuth hus father, who us a major un the army and wuth hus sudden unterest un the prettuest gurl un town The play ends happuly although the hero spends some of hus tume un uaul The orchestra under the durectuon of Mr A I. Sanders turnushed the musuc and Mr R S Fusher and hus stage crattclass made the settungs Muss Margaret Cost and her art students handled the tuckets and programs The pucture on thus page uncludes not only the members of the cast but also the members at the stage crew, the house crew and the cos tume crew The tollowung are the names of the peowle who partucupated Rodney Agler Dolores Bocha Ethel Bathory Muldred Belosuc Jean Berry Ruth Bundas Mary Bobersky Everette Byers June Codman Donna Mae Cole Betty Conrath Amelua Corrado Robert Ellus Genevueve Fleusher Ruchard Flora John Foss Blanche Grady Maruan Gruder Jack Gcthrudge Tom I-Irutzo Delores I-lutera Irene Kochan Ruth Ann Kubuc Margaret Medvec Muke Merdrch Pat McNulty Theda Mohler Elaune Molnar Bob Novotny Lulluan Novotnuk Ruth Ondosh Beatruce Onder Irene Osupchak June Pulgrum Claure Saunders Lous Pronuck Joy Ruce Rose Schaffer Ruth Sluvka Mary Stanley John Sauure June Turnmuns Anne Varner Margaret Verba Dorothy Vuksanovuc Delores Waschak Helen Weber Dale Wolfcale John Yohrnan Raymond Zelonush forty four 1 ll fl I . ,, . ,, . . . . 1 1 1 r ' I , . . . . ,, . ,, . , . - 1 - 1 A 1 . . . , . I - u a e icfofz By June Pilgrim uuus 47 To every man there openeth A Way and Ways and a Way And the Hugh Soul Clumbs the Hu And the Low Soul grapes the Low And un between on the musty flats The rest druft to and fro But to every man there openth A Hugh Way and a Low And every man decudeth The Way hus soul shall go Q WOY John Oxenham As we the graduatung class of June l947 bud farewell to our Alma Mater we r aluz that many ways are lyung open to us Yes as John Oxen hom tells us un hus poem The Ways there us a way for every man and fortunate are those who choose the Hugh Way As we look forward unto the new world unto whuch we are to go we s e a world fulled wuth compl xutues of scuence unternatuonal affaurs and eco nomuc condutuons We read every day of new duscoverues made by scuence But un spute of these duscoverues scuentusts have utterly fauled to dusfover a method for guvung happuness transfusuons neuther have they perfected joy vutamuns Wuth the help of you our parents and teachers we have learned to luve rucher more abundant luves Your love understandung and traunung wull contunue to help us determune our path of lufe At tumes the Way we shall choose may seem rough but the counsel and guudance of our teachers and parents wull help us to get over the rough places The road may seem dark and the path narrow but Youth always wull be the shunung enugma of lufe We as young people realuze that the umportant thung us not what us wrong wuth lufe but what us rught wuth ut We have learned to value untegruty rughteousness and brotherhood and we wull not grope on the low road nor druft to and fro un between on the musty flats lt us our purpose to travel on the Hugh Way the Way that leads to real success and true happuness QV' 49sJ,, 497 it Jl v'rxQ ufXXx uni: Q5 ,, g I . .H I , , , , , . 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Q Q , , , I I N' , ll ' ' 'U l Y' 'f' eeek 1 , , ' '1 '. uf: H is 1 ,X l lffltlu-A' , I -f' une IQ Galen afz By Theda Mohler Edwsn MacDougall and Marsan Grsder W5 4 x ! x Sept 3 School Opens Back to the Laboratory Agasn Sept ll Electson of Oftscers Csvslsan Board of Atomsc Educatson Oct Nov Nov Dec an an an an Jan -N ,,.J lair 'VIS ffx 9 Sensor A and B get together Atrons plus Beetrons 2O Dedscatson ot Lamp Post Etchsngs ot Leadershsp 22 Sensor Prom Around and Around the Cyclotron 5 Sensor A and B Basketball Gam Nuclear Competstson 1 8 N H S Assembly Spectroscopsc Chosces I4 Class Rsngs Arrsve Dsstrsbutsng the Element Gold l5 Class Day Assembly Sensor Turbsne l24 Rotors 25 Class Psctures Taken Photometer 27 Fsrst Day Last Semester Zzzzt' We re off' Feb IO Sensor A and B get together Ksndred Energy March5 N H S Assembly Candle Power of Educatson May 9 Sensor Class Play Puppets of the Unsverse May I6 Sensor Prom Release ot Ksnetsc Energy May 23 Class Day Assembly Radar Screensng Test Some Psps May 28 Baccalaureate Assembly Searchsng for an lnvsssble Eorce .lune 3 Sensor Banquet Calorsmeter of Plenty June 5 Sensor Breakfast Eatonsum .lune 6 Commencement Mastered the Scsence ot Dsplomacy 90 0 l S LU X S, ....... .L--fy CZ ' E' El . 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' --1-. if 1 U ' 1 '-11,-.p ,mxiq , - avel O fea efzs :P At Class Day January l5 l947 Bull DePlore presxdent of the January l947 class presented the Gavel ot Leadershup to Tom Kerester president of the June l947 class Wlllnam l-lobeger president of the January l948 graduatung class was presented the Gavel ot Leadership by Tom Kerester on May 23 The presentung of the Gavel ot Leadershlp has become a tradltlon at Chaney The holder ot the gavel pledges hrmselt to uphold the :deals of has Alma Mater and to the best ot hls ablllty pllot has classmates through all dnttlcultles dursng the closlng period ot thelr hugh school career A class IS now passing through the portals of Chaney another class ns the graduatnng sensor class ln the tollowung pages ten other classes are shown each destvned to become the graduating class of Chaney Hugh One out of each group a leader wlll make has way to the front to lead hus classmates and accept the Gavel of Leadershup Who wlll be the leader the class presudent of each group? Who will have the courage the ambntnon to carry on untul the goal ot graduation as reached? 'IL ,g a Lt taking its place, occupying its seats, accepting its privileges and honors due I 't -ax of dawg wt ff ,T ,w X r Wu' ,., tx V X fm ilk afzewe , eniofzs anuafuj une, IQ By Sophle Romon UANUARY 1948 The tame when you must leove Choney hos come Although you toke certorn roy nn knowung thot you hove come through twelve yeors of school successfully stall thus forewell connot be loyous for you ore leovlng th se fornuluor holls ond frrendly foces We ore hoppy for you becouse you hove reoched the desured gool The door to o new ond os yet unexplored future IS openung to the grodu otes of thus otomlc oge There ore countless opportunltles for those who wlsh to toke odvontoge of them New fuelds hove been opened to both men ond women os o result of this revolutlonory dlscoyery You connot pottern your lufe ofter thot of your sister or brother or friend becouse everythlng lS chonged ond you must toke thus greot chonge Into conslderotlon when you plon your future We know you ore copoble of meetung thas chollenge by the work which you dld whale you were In school You hove been equipped wnth the tools thot will help you to meet the chonged conditions of o new world When you leoye school you wull fund thot thus world offers new ob wlth the bockground you hove ocqulred ot Chaney l om sure you wall suc ceed un your undertokungs So luck to you on your rocld to success I U Mliftft H - toy 06 gl ana g 47 'N ' ' ' . Lf X Xa, - ON K KYVA. AWXQX - V filal'XpT , . I I , , T lfllll r .Atl .f 'End ' l ' , 1' Mlll? T i . . , f V -rf V' X V l 3, . y- it .... ff , , , . . ul'lX- t V, A . . . Qflffll I f 1 tl' X T If ' ,w w ' ' ' N 'N Q ' ' ' . f lllll Tw stocles. Ever where eo le of hi her educotion will be in demond. But X X Y , P P Q t xg 4 , X tx . . , - A .lt ' K! -2Jx. 'f A . ' 1 ' A ml ft xlixy 9 l fem IX 2, ' ,ffl F I l. W T tw lt I1 N M wx cl, X tm' xg lqx lb zines j aqlj-mf.: ,Q lt ,K Twill 215. i,lHffg:,-,hw X ii? g My . '-4 x 1 1 K if y 3,5 , ll-if ,U J' rt -Oiqht Nnck Bonko Beverly Kantor Laurel Mock lrrty anne GS Advisers Preslclent Vuce Presuclent Treasurer Arthur Bowcllch Earl Burkett Rose Busdon Anna Camaccl Hilda Celluo Mnchael Chnchak B II Cnccarella Tom Conners Charles Corneluus Jean Cremens Thomas Davnason Isabel Davus DeWayne Ehret Phyllus Esposito Esther Gargolrne Robert Gedra Wnlllam Habeger Betty Hemrrch Dorothy Henuk John Hlavac Helen Homsey Agnes Hudak Olga lnchak Sylvester Jackson Andy Kadvan anuaful I Q45 Mass Margaret Coombs Mr Paul Keenan Dorothy Kay Loulse Klsh Margle Kash Marlon Krtz Shlrley Klemm Charles Koch Peter Kolenuch Steve Konyshak Bob Kovach Eleanor Kovach Mary Ellen Kraus Mary Lau Kuptahl Mary Kuzma Ladctwe La Banc Elton Landahl Irene Legany Curtus Leslie Katherine Lopushansky Helen Malrch Howard Mancnne Adelme Mancunl Anita Mele Janet Mele Margaret Metro Clarence Mlller Wulluam Habeqer Helen Homsey Howard Manclne Dolores Moskosky Patrncla McKlnney Herbert McMullen George Nagy Wrlluarn Nagy Joyce Pvtts Make Pltzo Sophle Roman Doris Ruddock Julla Savlch Ann Seneduak Charles Shelloa Ruth Sherfel Ruta Sheronovlch John Sternagel Anne Stokan Chrlstlne Sveth Wllma Tacslk Robert Thomas Helen Tltak Louse Vadylna Alberta Wasrnuna John Woloschak Rose Woloschak Joe Zemk Secretary A , Patrncla McKnnnev I . Q Frances Bagmy Ken Baker Joseph Balla Edlth Barker Llllnan Beautus ClaraJ Benlsh Eleanor Bertko Ruth Bevan Rlta Bevlns Thomas Bnskup Mary Lou Bodnar Audrey Boles Bob Booth Patrlck Barton Phllllp Borton Bull Boyer Dorothea Brea John Brnnko Steve Brogley Wllllam Brogley Mary Jane Caratta James Carden Elsie Cardon Andy Csernylk Jannce Davns Mary DeArcangells Ann DeMnchael Dante DlMnchaelangeIo James Dnmuzlo Ray Dobrlndt Rlchard Dolak Neva Duncan Marlan Fayta Francls Ferko Marian Ferree aso IS Ann Marne Floch Charles Foley Roth Glllesple Elmer Good Mary Lou Gosheft Delores Gregor Robert Gresock Rschard Hardy Delores Hess Barbara Hevener Dons Huenamen Fred Hoeffer June House Russell Hauser Agnes Hudak Pearl Ivan JoAnn Ivanlk Lnlluan Jackson Sylevster Jackson Steve Janoslk Jerry Johnson Hugh Jones James Joseph Ruta Kachurek Margaret Keellng Dennis Kennedy Irene Kepko Peggy Knrkner Pete Kolenlch Evelyn Kolesar Ray Koneval Vurglma Koker Bert Kormos Helen Kovach Dorothy Kurta vt Nancy Kurylak Mary Kuzma Laddue LaBank Hans Lange Paul Laska Mary Lucas John Malley Mlldred Martun Steve Maruschak Paul Mataslc Dorothy Matthews Dorothy Matuscak Joe Matuscak Bob Muller Sylvester Modarelll Ann Najpaver Kathryn Neal Peggy Nemeth Leroy Netrlck Mary OConnor Charles Olsavsky John Ondash Goldle Orosz Alfred Panozzo Dan Parcher Nick Pastovlch George Patterson Charles Pavlnk Sylvaa Palate Marjorle Pllgrxm Clyde Popowlch AI Pratt Margaret Rogan Dorothy Romalne Bert Rawbotham rv-v. Genevleve Rozum Doris Ruddock Joe Saunders John Seeger Leonard Soakovuch Robert Schunn John Shana Agnes Smlk Helen Soltus Jean Stlmmer Grace Sues Peggy Sulllvan Wnlma Tascnk Bull Takach Rosella Tassule Angelo Tatta Eleanor Terpak Betty Jean Tocco Jack Tomasko John Tomko Susan Tomo Ralph Tralno Owen Traynor Margaret vallus Steve Vasko George Velk Catherlne Vnckers Bob Vuksanovlc Jum Wlllmutch Dorothy Yohman Ellzabeth Zahorsky Eleanor Zelonnsh Tom Zlmmerman Jean Zlogar Dante Zublena hfty GI S 6 guna ' , rv , ,N Y' ' 1 L, l . 4 Q f, A 1 . F 4 V ,f r X -' r 4 A I A-it 4 a 1. rl f A .1 ' l l 5 - 1.2 x . t 5 gg 5 J L, kt4 4 Glass ganua I Q50 fatty three Jack Amann John Antal Eegene Anzuvrn Irene Ayers Joseph Bezrlla James dogoeff Joe W Bralrsh Vnctor Busdon Jean Cordon Alex Chavrch Roxanna Chrnstner Anthony Crfaldn Erma Cole Betty Lou Collovecchrc Pete Cooper Marrorne Crrchton Andy Darko Irene Darko Vrncentrne DEramo Bull Dodge Bull Duffy John Ellis Doris Essany June Essany Fred Feschenko Not In picture Domunrc Gangale Jane Gregg Herman Gutnerrez Janet Halas Helen Hallochak Sarah Harber Delores Harris Josephrne Harchar Delores Harris John Haydu Paul Helsel Alfred Hull Wrlma Hoefer Irene Illes Lrllran Jacobs Steve Janosrk Marian Knsh Pete Krtt Ruth Koslba Befty Kovach Robert Kovachrk Betty Kovachrk Ted Kramer Shrrley Krawchyk Edward Kubrc Helen Kunkle John Lasko Frank Lepore Nrck Lapushansky LaVerne Mann Stella Maletsky Irene Malley Stella Maxymych Charles Merdlch 'Carl Muller Q Lamonte Muller Frank Mraz Garnet Nncholayson Sally Prlgrlm Bob Popovec Bob Prttman Wrllram Proverbs Betty Qurnn Alex Raopach Paul Remnas Eda Restarno Mrlan Roh Wesley E Rosser Albert Rowbotham Frank Schm rd 'Mrchoel T Senchak Ann Serenko Wrlllam Stevenson Carolyn Sultan Nick Temnlck Hellmut Thomao Annabelle Tocco Wrlma Todor Danrel Tomo Sally Thomas Frances Trarno Alba Vono Francrs Wallrsh Rannre Ward Lew Werdlrch Joan Wrlllams Shrrley Wrlson Paul Woloschak Walter Vaughn Tom Yacko John W Yuhas Ruth Zalac . , ,, . . V . V f , . - .. . . . , ' Ruth Hopwood 'Ward Narr Chrrsty Ventresco . I - . A . , . Glass gune IQSO Rosemarle Altnere Peggy Balla Sfefanle Barber Valentrne Bell 5' Not In pucture Irene Belosnc Eleanor Berne? George Burkett Albert Camberf Theresa Carden Barbara Conwav Robert Edel Bob Cene Evelyn Demko Roberf Goncn Frank Cherol Donald Doepplng Robert Garcar John Crna James Doran 'Mary Ann Guyt Names continued on page 60 flfly four l Edward Ausnehrner Helen Beres Lawrence Celovsky 'Mabel Davies Stephen Fabik i . Glass ganuafz IQSI Not nn picture filly fu? Carol Banks Sally Bartholomy Mlke Belcuk Jodson Bennett Phrllrp Cardelenn Mary Jane Chance Raderuck Chapman Donna Jean Cole Rlchard Crush Mabel Davues Dorothy Dnmanotf Mary Dlmotf Catherine Eberhordt Dorothy Enoch Antonnette Fly Rose Marie Garcra Ronald Gedra Vnctor Herrung Wallace Horlnck James Jeswald Eddie Kish Agnes Kollar Lnllnan Lasko Robert Lasko Nrck Lapushansky Partucua Lrqaore Wellnam Luth Helen Makavec Don Mortln Kathleen Maxymch Davld McAndrews Carl McDonald Make Messer Ruth Mlllord Don Nameth Marne Nardella Flora Ortz Nucholos Pachell Harold Plnkerton Ed Rogan Anna Roberts Marlene Schultz Allce Senedlak Katherane Senedlak Metro Senednak John Stokon Barbara Stone Ann Tadla Richard Tarr Lawrence Ungar Ruchard Valnngo Jerry Wegendt Howard Wehnes Joan Welch Ray Wlandt Morgan Wlle Betty Jane Wullm tch Dave Wllson Allce Wolfcole Ernest Womack l l Argentnna Contelrns Connie Jeswald George Nagel Antoinette Tralno ' f . Cl ass game I Sl Blll Adslt Juanlta Anderson Ella Blacnan George Barnett Edward Beda Donna Lee Bell Margaret Beres John Brsker Mnke Blasko Howard Bodlne James Bobovnyk Donna Boyer Barbara Bresko Patrlck Brucall Jeannette Bullns Charles Bushong Ruchard Contanzarntn Bull Cordon Patrlck Ceo James Cherol JoAnn Clark Phllomena Colantuonr Madelyn Crush Kathryn Darko Letztla Demlng Erleen DePnore Gaston DuMuzuo Mary Lou Danley Dorothy Duganne Martln Edwtn Janet Ensor Joe Fabian Robert Flowers Edwm Forney Andy Fromus Jeannette Glazzy Bob O Harris Bob Harris Douglas Harris Ken Hattleld Thomas Hawkins Ruby Mae Henderson Ralph Humphrey Evelyn lvanlk Paulnne Jackson Frank Jeswald Nick Knchton Mary Kolenlch Steve Kotpan Vlrgunla Krell Maxlne Kunkle Alex Kuthy Mrke LeBash Mary Ann Lnptak Benny Lockett Jlrnmy Mangre Joe Martlno Donald McMullen Eleanore Muknta Jack Muller JoAnn Mutcheft Donna Mortrmer Rlchard Murdock George Nagel Verne Neel Rose Marne Nemeth Joe Palloy Joan Pallo John Patzo Rnchard Posnvak James Popowlch June Rae Price Shlrley Proverbs Joan Relchle Annabel Ruchards Paulme Roman Steve Sontha Nephu Santulln Frank Schmidt Make Sclccky James Shlna Mlldred Srmko Roslyn Slrokl Edward Skublak Ray Slattery Don Smlth Edmond Southerland Robert Southerland Nuck Splsak Dorothy Splvak Alex Terlesky Paul Thomas Nellre Thorpe Raymond Tomaskovuc Bob Trehorne Michael Vaska Aurora Vona Mary Ellen West Dons Mae Wrlson Gertrude Womack Pearl Wultschner Stanley Wyosky Jolla Zoodue Not In plcture fifty sax . . .. , . . l fufty-seven Paul Allemon Lucundo Anderson Dorothy Bolbercak Nancy Ballo Dorus Barber Norma Barchie Morporue Balcuar Jane Burkett Pot Bonacker Doyuo Codmon Emu! 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N-1' 'Y' -' s f -' is 4.4 ' ' X' ' ' ! 3 K.: H f' f P ' - -. .-1 Y' - 7 nsmai Q b Q ,A N ' , ag v1,g.4-C 4 xt .-, 'A 4 Qu lg gl 'Av A :'i31M a7 'Wu' afk fic ssoccafcon The Athletic Assocuatuon ever sunce at started IH l926 has played a major role an the sports program of Chaney A few of the dutues whuch thus Assocnatuon performs are the problems of adjusting the finances of transportatuon and the makung of the schedule by Mr Fred Gluck Faculty Manager The Association s most outstanding contrubutuon was the bunldnng ofthe stadium Mr Broughton White held the posutnon of first faculty manager In l93l Mr Robert Ross succeeded hum ln l944 added duties forced Mr Ross to glve up thus job ln favor of Mr Gluck Mr John Nanovsky as the new member of the assocuatnon Mr Nanovsky be :ng the new assustant coach Mr Nanovsky also succeeds Mr Warren T Barr as base ball coach Mr Barr retured as coach after the l945 baseball season to become full time pnnczpal of Chaney Elementary School Seated left to rlght R S Fnsher Coach Ches McPhee Second row John Nanovsky Vice Prnnclpal Homer Wnllnams Prnncnpal C W Rlcksecker Coach Paul Schumacher War ren Barr John R Grnffuth Faculty Manager Fred Gluck l . . 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I 'L'zl0'Z.S f Q LA Q Pau G.. 0 'ld F bert Tony Correro Chcr es Koch A en M ard Contonzrt B ht: Row, left To rig OUT I' Hugh Jones Ed MocDougo edro, b John Sternoge Don Hua John H ovoc Ken Boker John Kodosh C ccore Row: Art Brogley, B I Second U and Bob Gresock Frank McPhee Squ re John Bud Troynor J m Carden Clarence M er Wi Ro ourth E, x -+ -4 f -. i o evuew all 46 Toof a eason The Chaney grud machune was umpressuve thus year although ut dropped sux of uts nune encounters The boys rolled up wuns over Rayen and South and battled to a tue wuth a powerful Warren eleven Chaney opened the season wuth a l5 munute scrummage agaunst Salem Sept 6 at Nules The Cowboys racked up a 6 O vuctory and completely outclassed the Quakers The score came on a pass from Flora to Cuccarellu Flora s placement was blocked Confudent after theur furst wun the Cowboys rolled over Rayen 6 0 Sept l4 un theur furst offucual game German sub fullback went over from seven yards out for the score lnuurues were sustauned un thus game that hampered Chaney s effectuveness all season Fruday Sept 20 was a bad day for the Cowboys as they bowed before an unspured Nules uuggernaut l4 7 Chaneys only score was effected un the thurd quarter on a pass from Flora to Ches McPhee Thus was Chaney s worst game of the season Memorual proved a luttle too tough for the Cowboys Sept 27 and they puled up a l9 0 score Wuth many regulars out of the game because of unjurues the West Suders fought back valuantly and covered themselves wuth prause The Campbellutes scored three tumes un the turst half but were blanked un the funal two quarters Chaney next met the powerful Wulson club at South Oct 4 The furst half found the Cowboys playung over theur heads and for thus tume at least the game was on even terms The score at halftume was l3 6 favor Wulson However superuor weught and speed took uts toll later and Wulson rolled up a 32 6 defucut Ches McPhee scored Chaneys marker un the second peruod goung 30 yards on a pass from Joe Colonna East beat Chaney 6 0 un a muddy contest at Rayen Staduum Oct l2 Thus was a heartbreaker for the Cowboys sunce Easts only tally came on a chance breakaway run of 65 yards Chaney came unto uts smooth functuonung form once more Oct l9 as they powered over a game South eleven l4 7 Cuccarellu and Ches McPhee tallued the touchdowns on end runs Don Maun a sophomore tallued both extra pounts by snarung passes from Flora Maun was a standout also un defensuve play Canton Luncoln bug and experuenced had consuderable trouble ekung out a 7 6 edge Oct 24 The game was very muddy but both teams played consuderably well Chaneys score came when Duck Flora grabbed a Canton heave and raced 65 yards to pay durt Can ton was heavuly favored but the margun of vuctory proved to be only the pount after touch down The West Suders journeyed up to Warren Nov l to encounter a strong Warren ag gregatuon Chaney completely outplayed the Warrenutes scorung un the second peruod vua the aerual route Duck Flora to Ches McPhee Don Hura added the pount The Cowboys led rught up to the end when Warren scored on an 80 yard run and tued ut up Thus found the score knotted at 7 7 Nov 8 brought about the funal game of the season agaunst a classy Ursulune eleven Chaney opened the scorung un the second peruod when Ches McPhee cracked over for a touchdown Bull Cuccarellu snatched a lateral from Don Maun also un the second peruod and stepped off 20 yards for a tally The halftume score was l2 7 However Ursulune caputaluzung on a couple of breaks un the second half hut pay durt twuce and walked off wuth a 20 to l2 vuctory Ty th 6 1 ' 1 ' . . , 1 -1 ' 1 . , , . ., . . . , . 1 ' 1 . . , . . 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I . .. , . - I 1 u A 1 1 - 1 , , , . 1 1 7 1 - 1 . . , . 1 -1 ' ' 1 , . . 1 ' I I 1 -. , I 1 1 SIX-fe oof al feffefzmen O IQ 5 DON I-IURA Captain and left end on the squad Buttch excelled on de tense and played such a hugh brand of ball that he was selected on the All Cnty and All County squad I-Ie was chosen to play for the South All Stars JIM OLSAVSKY Inlured at the begtnnnng of the season Jam later swntched to tackle and has playing Improved wnth every game Jum was always a tnghter to the end FRANK PALOTCE A returned veteran Palots didnt know the word qunt and has tackling and blocknng stopped many an opposnng back and Inneman JOI-IN STERNAGLE The Chaney center who was In the thick of the game untal the end John also was chosen to play an the North South All Star game NICK PASTOVICI-I Guard who broke through consustently to throw enemy backs tor losses Greese wall be back nn the Inneup next season BOB NOVOTNY Chaney tackle who camped In the opposnng team s back tueld especnally Ursuline s Bob was one of the best defenslve men on the team and wall be hard to replace DON MAIN A great end whose darang Iaterols thrulled many an onlooker Don wull be back for the next two years and also played an the All Star game DICK FLORA A trucky quarterback who backed up the lane wuth the tuerce ness ot a tuger Duck also played I0 the All Stor game BILL CICCARELLI Injurues hampered Chuc early an the season but oppos :ng teams had theur hands full because he was a constant threat Chuc was glven AII County recognntuon and was chosen on the All Star team f' '3f 's TY ii ' ll II - I 1 , . . 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I H 'fmt X, C! , I Axs KK' cl I Qt 1 X X Is six oof al feffefzmen O IQ 6 CHES MCPHEE A breakaway halfback who always broke loose and was usually the target tor Flora s passes Ches was hugh scorer forthe team and played In the North South All Star game JOHN KODASH Kody was hampered constantly by unjurues He Improved wuth every game and reached hns best un the South and Ursuline games H was picked to play forthe South All Stars TOM DAVIDSON Tee played end and toward the end of the year h played guard Tee showed a great fughtung spurut and wall return next sea son JOHN HLAVAC Dal played tackle and was out wnth a bad ankle for RAY TOMASKOVIC Ray played tackle and played a hard rough game He dldn t know the meansng of aunt and wall be a bulwark next year KEN BAKER A dependable guard who streaked through an opponent s llne Ken wall return next year DICK DOLAK A returned veteran who was always ready when called upon to play has best BOB HODORY A tune tackle who opened many a hole for Chaney backs to go through and also was a good tackler HERB McMLJLLEN Chaney rtght end who always made a good showlng Herb returns next year JOE COLONNA A good quarterback and a great runner he ran back punts tor Chaney Joe wrll only be a lunuor next year TOM QUINN A shntty haltback who saw quute a but of actlon thus year and wrll return for two more years Tom wnll bear watchnng by opposung teams PETE GERMAN A good fullback who was always wnllrng to play Pete broke up a scoreless deadlock un the Rayen game when he ran 7 yards for a touch down I , . . . b e 41 ll I e most of the seasons He played a good game and will be back again next year, fgaslzefball gg 9 of IQLKD LW 0 E o Erc H lto Tom Da d on Bll Ca tanz t Cla ence M e Second R Joe Colo na Don Mon Del Sutzberge Elto La dahl Fank McPhee Charles Shellog Cheste McPhee Owen T ayno d RS H Q nn Duck Flo a F ed Hoefe A Thur B ogley Wa d Nar Ed a d Reseta Syl ester Mo a e oufmamenf Chaney began tournament play by drawing Memornal as nts first oppo nent Brulluant playing brought Chaney out on top by the score of 55 19 Hlavac and Cuccarellu paved the way by netting I8 and l4 ponnts re spectlvely The Scarlet and Gray encountered the fourth seeded Canton Town shup qulntet an :ts next encounter and was defeated IH a thrnllnng battle 41 33 Townshnp was hard pressed throughout and led at halt tame 22 20 Wuth 4 mlnutes remaunung Chaney forged ahead 33 32 but Canton put on a belated splurge to wan Chaney performed admirably throughout and was sparked by Mann and Clccarelll Flora played a beautiful floor game Sl lys ' x I s ,M ,. w r JT! 13 'N T 341. 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Q ers, 4 - , l ' I l 7 ' I - 4 Memorial's quintet by the count of 46-25 RN 67 tllzfl J 5' 4 -1 xo l , ll m f , .sg E U! fxyl Cx Q1 X l 4-. gaslzeflmll feffefzmeva JOHN HLAVAC Daa s great all around skall played a great part an Chaneys stubborn faght D as 24 poants an the Boardman game wall long be re membered John stall has a half year BILL CICCARELLI Chack had a tough tame wath a bad ankle at the start ot the season but has ankle amproved and a starred an every game B ll noted tor has long heaves Ball al o has a half year and should go places DELBERT SITZBERGER Del dasplayed has all around play an wannang many games De was a terror on re bounds We are sorry to lose ham next year FRANK MCPHEE Frank led the Cowboys an total poants by has accurate shots Frank a tall boy was also a good de tensave player Frank stall has two years and should prove a star DON MAIN Don was always a demon under the hoop loopang an many shots from down under Don also has two years CLARENCE MILLER C ar was the smallest and fastest boy on the squad Many tames he stole the ball and drab be an for poants Car stall has a halt year and should prove worthy CHESTER McPHEE Ches played only part of the season but proved to be a great player A very fast breaker Ches was always dangerous CHARLES SHELLOG Chuck played great ball for Chaney usang has hook shots to advantage Chuck also has a half year RICHARD FLORA Dackae was every where the ball was He played has heart out an every game We are sorry to lose ham next year O COLONA Joe played good all around ball and was a good shot Joc stall has two years BUD TRAYNOR BUD was a great player and scored many poants Bud also has two years ELTON LANDAHL Elton was a great gun under the hoops He was the tall ERIC HILTON Erac was noted for ha one hand push shots A promasang layer ART BROGLEY Art was another tall boy who proved worthy Art stall has two years RESETOR ED S great all around plays helped Chaney an many games Ed stall has two years LEROY NETRICK He was manager at the team Always on the job Leroy kept up the humor of the team ty ght I H Il 'I ll J ' ' ll - - 11 O-1 H ' - 4 I J E vi- ll ll T J! 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I II ll IQ gaselaa l evcew The Chaney baseballers under the coachlng of Paul Luchansky Ivor Wakeford and Frank Ferrare won fave games and lost four A rll l8 Aprul 23 Aprul 26 Aprrl 30 May 2 May 3 May 9 May 2l May 3l Chaney opened the season by defeatlng Struthers 5 l By thus vuctory Chaney ns stall undefeated an nts openung game of the sea son Banko Sefclk and Kolenlch were the stars of thus game North edged Chaney 2 l In a very close game Joe Sefclk had two h ts to pace the Chaney attack Chaney was defeated by a great Ea t team b 2 Martan Kollar hxttnng streak ended at I6 games Chaney easuly defeated Mineral Rndge l3 l l-lrlpko and Kol lar led the attack Once agaun Chaney defeated Struthers 5 l Andy Banyots ea tured for he vlctors Chaney was defeated by Barberton In the NEOTA tournament 9 3 Kollar had three huts for Chaney A strong Sharpsvulle team defeated Chaney 8 l Ray Koker fea tured for the Chaney batters by hlttlng a triple Chaney defeated Fitch ll O Dan Kolenlch putched and batted Chaney to theur victory Chaney ended up nts season by defeatlng Memorual 9 O Andy Banyots hurled a one hut game whale Don l-lura featured for Chaney at the bat Eighteen players receuved letters for partlcupatung In baseball They are George Nagy Joe Sefcsk Frank l-lrxpko Martun Kollar Nnck Banko Don l-lura Ray Koker Joe Colonna Paul Matuscak Clyde Popownch Bull Can tanzrltn Ed McDougall Everett Byers Eruc I-lllton Andy Banyots Dan Kol enuch Tom Kerester and Duck Flora fl' -Cfcs 46 l I2 ' D . 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P- E04 80531, O 02 '- marc ,Z O I-u 'U 79 E I aselrall effefzmen ED MOCDOUGALL An outstanding rookve Ed should be the nucleus of next year s team EVERETTE BYERS Sonny was Chaney s dependable furst sacker a conslstant hut ter He returns again next year ERIC HILTON An up and comung catch er Eruc s sprrlt bolstered the Chaney nnne constantly ANDY BANYOTS Chaneys Ace pltcher Andy hurled the team to frequent vac ones He hut surprlsungly ell fo a DAN KOLENICH Dan was C h a n ey s other mound mannstay Dan returns next year to baffle oponents wlth hrs round house curyc TOM KERESTER Tom captured batting laurels thus year clubbung out a neat 6 DICK FLORA Ducky was a masterful nn flelder combunnng amazing stops wuth herculean throws GEORGE NAGY A hard hitting utll ty man who came through un the clutches JOE SEEClK Joe was a fleet footed out flelder who hut a long ball l FRANK HRIPKO Chief was the field general of the squad who played a su perb game behnnd the plate MARTIN KOLLAR Murph w a s standout at shortstop and also danger ous wnth the stuck NICK BANKO Hot grounders were meat for Nnck who handled the thlrd base sack DON HURA Butch excelled both at bat and at speanng long drlves RAY KOKER Ray was the key man Chaney s smooth lnfneld and he also hut a mean ball JOE COLONNA Joe us only a sophmore and he shows a good deal of promlse Watch hum next year PAUL MATUSCAK Paul was a hawk at grabbing ground balls around the key stone sack CLYDE POPOWICH Mike twlrled some nuce games for Chaney BILL CANTANZARlTl Scoon was an all around man doing well both In fleld and at bat . 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H . 1 ' ' 'i ' . ,, ,, Qifzls' aflzletic association .- - - A The Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon us open to every gurl 9B or above who has portucupoted un one season of G A A actuvutues and has a suncere desure to develop good sportsmanshup and physucal futness Seasonal actuvutues unclude badmunton and basketball the furst semester and volley ball softball and tennus the second semester There are at least sux meetungs of each actuvuty four of whuch must be attended by each gurl desurung credut After a gurl has portucupoted un seven seasonal actuvutues, she us eluguble for the Chaney C ln addutuon to busuness meetungs and actuvuty meetungs there are socual events whuch unclude unutuatuon of new members, hukes, and partues both undoor and out Rosella Tassule Katherune Neal Wulma Tascuk Secretary Treasurer Socual Chourman Advuscr Muss Betty Forner Delores Gregor Dorothy Matthews Presudent Vuce Presudent Leaders Vurgunua Baer Dorothy Kay Mary Oconnor Eleanor Bertko Eleanor Bertko Irene Kepko Pauline pmfe, Delores Gregor Beverly Kantor Margaret Kurkner Dorothy Rowbofhom Paulune Krauzbuk Margue Cruchton Blanche Crush Maruan Dumanoff Barbara Doeppung Dorus Essany Ruta Georgeotf Delores Gregor Helen Homsey June House Margaret Hutera Elaune Kalosky Mary Ellen Kraus Mary LO.: Kupfahl Janet Kurulla Gretchen Lange Elsue Luth Betty Malandra Agnes Malunyak Ann Malunyak Dorothy Marchuk Dorothy Matthews Pat Muluch Rose Schaffer Marue Seneduak Jean Senuch Wulma Tascuk Rosella Tassule Wulma Todor Delores Wallush Alberta Wasmund Muldred Wulson Betsy Yohmon Mary Ellen Kraus Mary Lou Kupfahl Gretchen Lange Esue Luth Agnes Malunyak Ann Malunyak Pat Muluch Mary OConnor Rosella Tassule Dolores Wallush Alberta Wasmund l u u I I I I ' , . u - - - ' - - - - H ll I , . ,, r u . , ' seventytwo VW , 3: Q, ,.f,: 'P,'Q ' QL, Q .5410 -IQ 1' H' I qu ff-, as . 1 , .- O MQ QQ .V 'Q fl, F5 f .2 n -W vfF31't'4awa.wrvifwv,-y: -' mmMw, . j - H .. f'-' HAH mf ww-van.-1-4 wmtv -.vw -,am-an 'nl..,g,:f.l1i1i A Q, -. 4 wi iwiwawmfiw-',:,vwmm.fmmWH'u.awm, 'Y ., -4 v 1'fxY',lf, 9 ,- 'H' - .1 ' F xi , -531-nf' J A 7. A 0' hd 0 F n , -- 1 v 5 ll db 1 . . 5.14 .iii W f A 1, , if 5 .w,,, - . Q- f' 1 ur 'W 'un Af WY? Wg ty th ALLEIN HOLDEN Dnrector of Vocol Musac A L SANDERS Darector of Instrumental Musac it f49' ? J! tv.-'fnn 1 . ,, V '3z:j1,VVf,?fe5. , , . . M Ext! Y?FA -- . ' mfI'i7L:f?'AT rf. 'N . , I 4 ' .1 ' f ' f . 4 1 axe? Chorus For the mid winter concert this year Mlxed Chorus presented the operetta ln Old Vienna Colorful costumes, scenery and voices blended together to make the operetta one of the best ever presented at Chaney ln addition to the lovely chorus work duets quartets, and gorgeous solos emphasized the beautiful voices of the students In addition to the operetta Mixed Chorus participated in Baccalaureate P T A Thanksgiving and the first Christmas assembly ever to be held in the boys gym The carols sung by the entire student body under the direction of Mrs Allein Holden instruc tor of vocal music The Friday before the Christmas vacation following their fine tradition the Mixed Chorus, like the famous Wandering Minstrels, sang carols throughout the building Director Mrs Allein Holden Edith Barker Shirley Beard Rita Bevins Everette Byers June Cadman James Carden Amelia Corrado Anne DeMichael Barbara Doepping Neva Duncan Ed Galla Albert Galusha Walter Gane Donna Goergeotf Ann Gidowski Mary Lou Goshetf Delores Gregor June House Barbara Hevener Doris Hlenamen Eric Hilton Tom Hritzo Pearl lvan Jerry Johnson Hugh Jones James Joseph Evelyn Kolesar Dolores Lambert Mike Lenenski Dorothy Matthews Bob Marsteller Anne Maxymych Peggy McCleery Frank McPhee Elaine Molnar Dolores Moskosky Andrew Nadzam Mary OConnor Frances Orr Carolyn Oswald Jeannine Ovens Nick Pastovich George Patterson Joe Pinter Rita Rauch Steve Rembowski Betsy Roh Sophie Roman Claire Saunders Robert Schunn Ann Senedlak Leonard Sopkovich Rosella Tassile Robert Thomas Elton Thompson Paul Toth Ann Varner Lola Ventresco Helen Weber Harriet Young Dante Zublena seventy four I program conslisted of The Night Before Christmas, sung by the chorus, and Christmas - J , BX L gn . 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V ' 1 G anexl Ofzcluesffza The Chaney Orchestra us a group of students who have advanced to a hugh degree of skull un the study of orchestral unstruments Entrance us determuned by abuluty and occur ence of vacancues The Orchestra provudes an opportunuty for the development of skull un performance for the enuoyment of thus form of ensemble playung, and for publuc appearance Thus ex peruence us unvaluable to the members and cannot be acquured un any other manner than actual partucupatuon Specual ensemble groups have been organuzed from the orchestra membershup for raduo broadcasts and for appearance before local musucal socuetues Solo performance us The Orchestra plays at the school assemblues commencements many of the school actuvutues and the Parent Teachers Assocuatuon programs Many of these advanced students assocuate themselves wuth other musucal organuza tuons both amateur and professuonal whule they are un school and after they are gradu ated A L Sanders Durector Frei Barony J seph Bal a Helen Barolak Ruth Bunrlos J Ann Braq ey father no Bocha r cutylu C Ruchard Hruska Raymond Kosuba Loddue La Bank Muchael Lc-nensku Chester McPhee Lullucn Novotnuk Muldred Novotnuk Morgue Nague Dorothy Romaune Dorothy Rowbofham Mary Jo Selecky Dorothy Vuksanoyuc George Velk John Woloschak Ravmoni Zelon h I encouraged and pupils often appear as soloists in school programs and elsewhere. I I 1 I - 5 I I c I f us 6912 The Chaney Band was organuzed un January l928 The membershup consusted of eughteen boys and they made theur furst appearance un the Sprung Musucal Festuval un the Chaney audutoruum The band was a boys organuzatuon untul l94O when gurls were ad muttcd to membershup Mauorettes and gurls to carry flags were added at the some tume The band plays for all the football games and has taken an actuve part un patruotuc parades cuvuc actuvutues raduo broadcasts concerts school functuons and communuty actuvutues un connectuon wuth the war The band led one of the duvusuons un the Armustuce Day parade lt was a hughly colorful parade un whuch the martual musuc of the school bands added a patruotuc touch to the event Concerts are guven un the Chaney audutoruum the proceeds of whuch are used for the purchase of musuc repaur of unstruments and cleanung of unuforms Sunce uts unceptuon many members have partucupated un bands organuzed for educa tuorual purposes Many former members of the band have been assocuated wuth pruze wunnung bands and several natuonally known concert and dance bands Band members who reach a hugh degree of skull are uf theur unstrument us an orches tral unstrument, admutted to the Chaney Orchestra A L Sanders Durector Fred Barany Peggy Ballo Joseph Ballo George Burkett Shurley Beard Helen Barolak Jo Ann Brogley Ruth Bundas Catherune Bacha Robert Cene Suzanne Carr Ervun Dodge Louus Duoruo Jane Gregg Paul Gula Harald Henchar Wulluam Hauser Raymond Kosuba Laddue LaBank Muchael Lenensku Lulluan Novotnuk Morgue Nague Dorothy Romaune Dorothy Rowbotham Robert Suhy Mary Jo Selecky Jomes Sues Dorothy Vuksanovuc George Velk John Woloschak Paul Yatsco Paul Yohman Raymond Zeloruush Mauorettes Audrey Boles Neva Duncan Sally Stanley Lulluan Jacobs Juanuta Herman Mary Lou Tompak Donna Rankuru Irene Kohan Dolores Lambert seventy sux H ll r . 3 - .J .... l - :P A , CL an 'vu' ara.- 1'-' .enum-...g, 'Gp ' WI -L C 7. 3, N 's . 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N i' ' R 1, 1 wg! tl ,,,, I ff'-nf if ,Lp Y. wi '-if -f 'a TL falnafui ell: tlme generously and wllllngly so that order The members whose names Ing the week at whlch tlme they card Those who pass certaln requlrements cyenty even Advlser Presldent Vrce Presldent Secretary Cotherlne Bacha Dolores Bacha Frances Baglny Joseph Balla Mary Beney Bob Benlamln Betty Berry Lulllan Berry Ruta Bevlns Vlrglnla Baer Audrey Holes Bob Booth Blll Boyer Betty Brlley Kenneth Bruce Potncla Connolly Tom Connors Betty Conroth rene Darko Mass Emlly Eberhart Rose Schaffer Bll Boyer Dorothy Yohman Don Doepplng DeWayne Ehret Anna Marne Floch Ralph Dornbrock Ru h Ellls John Foss Mary Fountos Marllyn Gerst Sally Grant Ernle Haydu Loulse Hopwoocl Helen Hunter Margaret Hutera Llllnan Jackson Dorothy Janoso Lnllle Moe Johnson James Joseph Irene Kepko Irene Kochan Slnce the Llbrary Club was organlzed ln l927 nts members have contnbuted their the library facllltles mlght be kept In smooth runnlng appear on the roster are asslgned certaln perrods dur and shelve books flle cards and care tor attendance recelve academlc c redlt John Kodash Duane Kranz Florence Kruger Peggy Kruger Mnke Lucyk Dorothy Matthews Helen McNulty Margaret Metro Marilyn Murphy Mary Ann Needham Peggy Nemeth Ruth Ondash Beatrnce Onaer Irene Osnpchak George Patterson Marlon Phnlllps Sylyua Pollte Elleen Reber Steve Rembowskl Irene Rwngos Dorothy Romalne Clanre Saunders Rose Schaffer Helen Sefclk Margaret Sm k Jean Senlcl- Jo Ann Smlth John Saulre John Stern gel Ann Stokan Matt Stokan Grace Sues Mataloa T sslle Beverly Teets Helen Tltalf Frank Tolnlas Bud Traynor Margaret ert a Dolores Vfaschak Helen Weber Jerry Wlllnn ten M ry Jane wlllcm Edytn wt: MllClrECl WI OO Dfrothy Yohrnan Mlckey Yfl-man 0 I I I I I Treasurer Kenneth Bruce Hans Lange Helen Soltls f F f a I SCU .s o 4- J , in 41-I Ps A A 5 VLCLLIO S GWO Co operating with the Presndents order to promote good wrll among the Pan Amen can Countries EI Cnrculo Espanol was organized April I4 1944 ln order to learn more about each country ut was decided to choose one country each semester and learn some thang about the country s customs The country chosen for discussion thus year was Mex: The tradltnonal Chrnstmas game of Mexrco ms the Pnnate A bland folded chuld long stuck, and a basket full of goodies provides the necessutnes of the game La Chnst mas Posada ns enacted by the club every year El Presidente Ann Maxymych Dante Angelo Agnes Malmyak Lrlluan Beautus Carmel Pupnm La Vuce Presudente James Carden Kenneth Bruce Dorothy Romome La Secretarra Margaret Keehng Domanuc D Amnco Bert Rowbotham El T Patrick Gargolnne Mary Jane Wrllrams esorero Belly Tocco John E Guthndge Joe Punter LQ Muesrm Martha Laughlin J-m Joseph M-Chev' Yohmon Martin Mayer seventy enght El C' Sp csc uc nfc uofzum Apollo and Dlana Neptune Helen of Troy Dldo of Carthage Cucero and Caesar these ancient characters all walk the earth agann when Latln Club meets ln plays char ades and qunz programs classuc myths and hnstory come to lute for students In our hlgher Latnn classes Among songs In Latun favorites are Ameruca Doodlnus Longo Vaa Flexuoso but at Christmas these grve way to the lovely Latnn carols A Chrrstmas party and o pucnnc are held jointly wlth our slster club, the Eucludean Advrser Mrs Verna Rstenber ck Cmnsuls Dale Wolfcole Raymond Zelonnsh Scrnbo Aeraruus Reporter Amello Corrado Frank McPhee Mary O Connor Jean Berry Clara Be-nush Roth Bevan Mary Bobersky Dorothy Booth Nancy Coates Amelno Corrado Steve Deok Barbara Hevener June House Wrllaam Houser Poul Hudok Beverly Kantor Margaret Krrkner Vnrguma Koker Ray Kosuba Poulnne Kronzbuk Nancy Kurylak Althea Leonhart Howard Mancune Theda Mohler Patrncna Mclimney Herbert McMullen Frank McPhee Chester McPhee Mary OConor Jeanmne Ovens George Patterson June Pnlgrum Marjorie Pllgrurn Clyde Popowlch Betty Rektor Betsy Roh Sophue Roman Dorothy Rowootham Genevteve Rozurn Julaa Savnch Rosella Tassale Margaret Verbo Helen Weber Dale Wolfcale Raymond Zelonnsh Q I I I I r I I I I I , I ' I I ' ' ' II ' Il ll ' Il II ' II' I I I I r eventy n ne 82145 Every member of Goserho Y Teens ns a rumor member of the Y W C A The pur pose ofthe Y W C A as therefore also our purpose We are trylng to carry out thus purpose by the varlous actrvrtles and servlces that we sponsor rn our school and an the community The purpose to buuld a fellowshlp of women and gurls devoted to the task of realuz :ng In our common lute those Ideals of personal and soclal lnvlng to whlch we are com mltted by our falth as Chrustlans In thus endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share Has love for all people, and to grow In the knowledge and love of God Advlsers Mnss Mollne Russell Mass Helen Karsala Donna Georgeoff Mary Lucas lrcnc Rlngas CABINET Chrlstrno Gergel Marne Luchansky Betsy Roh PVSSICIEVIT Rose SCl1Off6r Marlon Glovannl Ann Maksymych Dorothy Romalne Vice Uresldent Amelia Corrado Mary Lou Gosheff Betty Malandra Genevneve Rozurn Secretary Jean Berry Blanche Grady Helen Malnch Clalre Saunders Treasurer Margaret Verba Dolores Gregor Aclelune Manclne Julla Savlch Correspondung Secretary Elanne Molnar Anne Halko Dorothy Matthews Rose Schaffer Co Program Charrman Betsy Roh Betty Hernrnch Pat McKnnney Ann Scnccllak Co Program Charrman Genevueve Flerscher Dorothy Hemk Pot McNulty Ruth Shertel SOCIOI Chairman Ruth Ondash Juanita Herman Margaret Medvec Margaret Sheronovuch Servuce Chalrrnan Clalre Saunders Dolores Hess Anrta Mele Connle Snlsbe Co Musnc Charrman Dolores Bacha Barbara Hevener Janet Mele Doloroes Slanma Co Music Charrman Lrlllan Novotnrk Arduna Hoffman Betty Muller Ruth Sllvka Devotronal Charrman Irene Kochan Helen Homgey Laurel Mock Agnes Srnlk MGVY ASDQVQEV JUNE? COCJFHOVW Joan Hoover Elcnne Molnar Helen Solomon CGTHSYIFIC BOCHO ElSI9 Cordon Loulse Hopwood Lullnan Moore Helen Soltus D0l0f95 BOCJWG Af1QelIfI9 C910 Eleanor Hrlfko Dolores Moskosky Mary Stanley Frances BOQIVWY l'l'ldCl Celllo Dolores Hutera Ann Nalpaver Ann Stokan Edlfli BOYKGI' Donna Cole Margaret Keellng Kathryn Neal Julle Strxbyckl Ethel BOTYWOVY Ann COFFIOCCI Elsle Kellenbeck Mary Ann Needam Grace Sues l-IllI0fl Beovtus BETTY Conwth Irene Kepko Peggy Nemeth Wrlma Tacsuk D0V0Tl'lY B9lCll4 AfY19lI0 COVYOCJO Peggy Klrkner Llllnan Novotnnk Mafalda Tassule Mlldred 5f2lOS1C Mary Jane COYOHO Louise Kash Mary OConnor Rosella Tasslle 1900 BEYVY MOVIE Constonflno Margaret Klsh Ruth Ondash Eleanor Terpak Betty Beshora Blanche Crush Morton Knz Beatruce Onder Ednth Terrago Eleanor Bertko Mary DGAVCGVIQEIIS Irene Kochan Betty Orofuno Ann Vorner Margaret Besenle Ann DrMrchaeI Vrrgmua Koker Irene Osrpcnak Lola Ventresco Rl-'Th Blf1dOS AUC9 DIMUZIO Carolyn Kollar Jeamne Ovens Margaret Verba VIVQIVWIO B0e90ff NWO DUFWCGVI Eleanor Kovach Marne Partle Kay Vrckers MGFY LOU BOCINOY MOYIGFIH Durlch Ruth Kubuc June Prlgrum Dolores Waschak D0f0Tl'1Y BFBO Efhel FOYY Eleanor Kuzma Margaret Prlgrum Alberta Wasmund Betty Broglev Genevieve Fle-schef Mary Kuzma Sylvla Penne Helen Weber AIWEYYG Burkett Ann MOVIE Fl0Cl'1 Paulme Krauzbuk Lols Promck Mary Jane Wrllrams MCIYY Bufkelf MOYY Arm FOUHTOS Dolores Long Margaret Ragan Geraldme Wnllmrtcn Rose BUUSOH J0SeDhIVl6 GGFCIG Theresa Long Betty Rektor Dorothy Yohman Q 1 . . . . , , . r 5 'Wa f 4? 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The Hu Y ns a group of boys bound together by frlendshup In an attempt to create mauntaun and extend throughout the school and communty hugh standards at Chrnstnan character The H1 Y ns not a local, or even a national organization, but It spreads over the entnre world under the guldance of the Y M C A Chaney l-la Y was formed un 1927 wnth Mr Broughton Whnte as nts fnrst advrser Since that time Mr Robert Ross, Mr Gomer Lewls Mr Fred Gluck Mr Louis l-leyer and Mr John R Grufflths who ns adviser at present have ylelded a helpnng hand to assnst nn the advancement of the Chaney Hn Y club Along with other affalrs, each year Cuvnc Day IS observed throughout the cnty with HI Y fellows running the clty government Social affairs such as hayrudes perk dances and plcnlcs along wuth basketball and football teams help to complete semester programs Adviser Mr John R Graff' s Offucers January 1946 June 1946 Officers June 1946 January 1947 Presudent Bob Harrus Presudent Everefte Byers Vnce Presldent Presldent Evereffe Byers Vuce Presndent Tom Kerc ter Secretary Emll Todor Secretary Emzl Todor Treasurer Frank Duesnng Treasurer Ralph Dornbrock Ray Andrasy Joe Balla Art BOWIdICh Bull Boyer Sonny Byers Jnrn Carden Lou Duorno eughty one Ralph Dornbrock John Foss Elmer Good AI Galusha Dfck Hardy Jerry J0l'1nSOr1 Hugh Jones James Joseph Tom Kerester Ray Kosrba Ed LeVander Bob Marstellar Ward Naur Leroy Nefruck Bob Novotny Ray Ong Alfred Panazzo George Patterson Joe Saunders Bull Takoch Emil Todor Bud Traynor M ckey Yohman F rmer Members R nald Damey Frank Duesung Ed Muller Bob Harris ie 2. fx , 4 , V 95 'C in 4, 259 is Qogii' A A 1 5 ,W 1 Q gh Y, S 1 ' l In . . . . . ,, T I I ,, . . . . . . 1 - ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' ' I I . . ,', . . H . . . I I I I , . ' , . th 1 T I T I O 1- I l I . , S 1 o ' a '-M2 i-I -xc: -L il QhfY K4 J Q3 f - 9 -N N 5 Q5 ,Q Za 0 :gg A E 3 . 0 J' as N CY: Helplful Z-joufli of Qmeiica The H Y, A served well during the war years by selling bonds and stamps, knite ting sweaters and afghans, sending magazines, books, greeting cards, and the Weste erner to Chaney men and women in the service, and collecting waste poper and tin foil, Although the actual fighting is over the H, Y A. is still active. The major protect for this year has been to collect S8l l OO to purchase a memorial in honor of the seventy three men who ft ught and licd in thc service of our country during World War ll ln the six years of the club s existence there have been three hundred thirty five mem bers Le Casey Errington Ong and Jerry Antalik each of whom served two terms Ted Hendrickson Albert Travsky George Levitsky Joe Cortese Alex Christoff and Tom Kerester the incumbent have served as presidents of the club Bonds and stamps amounting to Sll l86 95 were sold by H Y A members to help the war effort Boxes of clothing were sent to the aid of the war torn countries in Europe During th last Polio Campaign the H Y A collected S42 lt assisted the Red Cross with a schtol contribution of S293 34 With a very successful po t behind it the H Y A looks forward to on even more sucrc ssfu i i Miss Edyth Hadle fu Dtlr mas Kere Amelia Orr ccretar Helen lrom Hug w Crc Httcra Crt Ivan Ar' lrew Ka ivan T m Kcrestcr D res Krow k B tty Molan lf ri Melich M:K nn: M Cl Mrclf Mahi yAn P v rn' l l lrcnc Osg, hdk Jednn O n rn' P rrii k eve Rernbo R rr m Jchzitfer th sher Stcnl Tirk ri Th rn I i I I 7 5 i ' I 1 A I A I i C ., . . , . . . - U , t , , ' i f f 1 1 1 , 1 ,' , . . , . , . . I l , , I V K C . . I . J , , . ?, l fi t ire A iw,-er i. Pres fer: Tnc ste' v,ce President C Q35 5- , ,i 1 sew Tren- .rw Rouert Gefiro H .i, I--,l i-i':i-i L, me A QQ, RQ: err tiuvctii L Yli barkei Dui Ax , , Roth Oni' ash fit 'Tx Le-,li ,i, AI, , f - i c r 'Aiiiy Emile-r,lf, X, , , , r i e we s Q, t ln, th . , June Pilgi . Arrwtti, Eiiuwirt , , my ,gs r. c Fr , L- lf, Himsa, Kulmg Margaret Rogan Fhiitt Ei I, C ,im Et w f'-I-t Camo' Mio Dorothy C ia ni f r 1,-n , ,t lt' HJ ' Pcttici: , i 9, WWC Rr Hn r fi- ffm, ,L ' ' l- H H - Pcrii:.a Mtmulty RMC Ri.. Uziqnefii BUW ,HU Rc ' fel Ei: ,Hgh U. ,A L Mgr. ' ,e, ., Qytrir Trulia: Y Q, Acd I :. Ct' L l FV' f Flinne 'Aolnot R7 'l l 'Z 7 ,i it , U,l,,',C,, M,A,,,N,,, llglnrt-. Wanh iv 5 ' ' wi it ri wife imii, 'A' ' f 1 'H' ' ' ' 'i i- fi- it- UC l 2614 The Eucludean Club of Chaney Hugh School was founded by the senuor mathematucs students of the January and June terested un mathematucs and who rolled for a thurd Thus club guves not uncluded un regular courses un mathematucs classes ot l942 lt us open to all students who are un have completed two years of thus subject and are en an opportunuty for the duscussuon of topucs whuch are Last year a surveyor s transut was added to the equupment ot Chaney s department of mathematucs The pruncupal use of thus scuentufuc unstrument us to measure and lay out b tn of angles lt also us used un suryeyung and un constructuon work At the Octo er mee u g the Eucludean Club Mr Fred Thomas a cuvul enguneer who us now pruncupal ot Prunce ton Jr Hugh, explauned the transut and uts uses The last meetung ot the year was a Chrustmas party un whuch the club uouned wuth the Latun and Chemustry clubs Advusers Muss Cora Turner Mr Hugh Erskune Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Rodney Agler Mary Asperger Clara J Benush Ruth Bevan Dorothy Booth Kenneth Bruce Everette Byers James Carden Nancy Coates Tom Kerester Eyerette Byers Dorothy Booth Dante DuMuchaelangelo Ralph Dornbrock Nancy Englebaugh Walter Gane Delores Gregor Ruchard Hardy Lloyd House Barbara Hevener June House Lloyd House Bull Houser Paul Hudak Don Hura Jerry Johnson Hugh Jones James Joseph Tom Kerester Hans Lange Althea Leonhart Ruchard Leonhart Don Maun Dorothy Matthews Anne Maxymych Edwun MacDougall Frank McPhee Betty Muller Theda Mohler George Patterson Lawrence Phullups June Pulgrum Maruorue Pulgrum George Pupac Dorothy Rowbotham Bert Rowbotham Grace Sues Jack Tomasko James Wullmutch euqhty four T 8 l' Club nccenf Ot efz 0 alclzemcsfs The fundamental arm of the A O A rs to rncrease our knowledge of scuence In all nts phases ln our meetnngs each month we try to fulflll thus asm The meetnngs for thus club requrre perhaps more preparataon than for any other club In the school Experrments for the program must flrst be planned and then much ttme ns generally spent on preparrng them Our advlser spends conslderable tame wrth us rn dolng all thus work The ex perrence ganned by conductlng these experiments, other than regular class work, IS rnvaluable In tratnrng students to use nnutuatnve In theur work Advuser Mass Helen Culbertson Presrdent Vnce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Mary Asperger Everette Byers Ethel Farr enghty frve MEMBERS Duck Hardy Anne Maxymych Bully Hauser Martrn Mayer Don Hurd Elarne Molnar Edwun MocDougaI Irene Osnpchak Rnchard Leonhart Betsy Roh Elarne Molnar Chester McPhee Lawrence Phrllrps George Pupoc Margaret Verba 3 MW X25 fv- Y fm LLOYD HOUSE ng a -1' W 'C' AMER? IVAN 01 4 'Z' PHEE BETSV ROH 3:5- V PRES LENENSKI MRS VERM4 RIFENBERIGK BETTY REKTOR ELEANOR WEHNES DOROTHV FLOWERS COR SEC My 'M WILLIAM D PIOPE U? E5 EVERKTTL' BVER5 PRES NATIONAL AMEL IA CORRAD mmm V PRES ONO Qu- GIE1 il'- OALE FCALE ff? 1 ' 4 Q, , ,xi JUNE PILGRIM ROSE SCLMFFER DOLORES BACHA Ilx JEAN BERRY LILLIAN fl'4VT4 GRIDER DONALD HURA JULIA STRILBYCKI ANN WRNER MARGERE7' VERBA afcona onofz oczefy Membershnp an the Natsonal Honor Soclety rests upon a broad founda tlon of scholarship namely class room marks during the hugh school course that rank the student In the upper thurd of has class To this class room standnng must be added traits of character service and leadership that make hum outstandung Only flfteen per cent of each graduatung class attain thus dastnnctuon Ten per cent are chosen In the furst semester of the sensor year flve per cent ln the second The chapter meets after school the fnrst Wednesday of each school month Talent musical and luterary among the members provides the pro gram Dnscussuons on questuons of Interest to students are held and as semblles planned The socuety has as one of :ts alms the promotion of scholarship Sunce honor buttons are agaln avanlable at the close of the war these have b en presented to students of all grades who have made the Honor Roll Close contact IS malntalned with the natnonal soclety whose head quarters are un the Natlonal Educatuon Bulldung un Washungton D C ln thus way our members are llnked wnth the more than 3000 chapters In the 25 per cent of our members take part sn the national scholarshup examuna tions The socual event of the frrst semester was a Chnstmas dinner at a tea room wrth Dr and Mrs C W Rlcksecker and Vlce Prlncupal and Mrs Wll llams as faculty guests The speaker was Muss Alma Klunger Red Cross worker ln France and Germany durnng the war Members of the chapter con trabuted readlngs and musucal numbers both Instrumental and vocal A plc nsc us planned for the end of the school year JANUARY l 947 First Semester Presldent Chester McPhee Vlce Presldent Betsy Roh Secretary Paulune Kralzbuk Correspondung Secretary Dorothy Flowers Treasurer Wrlllam DePnore Lloyd House Albert Ivan Michael Lenenskl Richard Leonhart Betty Rektor Eleanor Wehnes JUNE l947 President Everette Byers Vlce President Amellu Corrado Secretary Theda Mohlar Corresponding Secretary Genevieve Flelscher Treasurer Dale Wolfcale Rudolph Fahr Thomas Kerester Anne Maksyrnych Ruth Ondash June Pulgrlm Wslluam Habeger Anlta Mele Helen Homsey cwghty seven Rose Schaffer Delores Bacha Jean Berry Lllllan Fayta Marlon Grnder JANUARY l948 Patrncua McKunney Betty l-lelnrlch Sophse Roman Donald Hura Julla Strllbycku Ann Varner Margaret Verba Irene Legany John Woloshak 72 ' l H S2 ' United States. An annual report is sent in, the national magazine read, and , AR AGUE LE C S EN ALFOR ON NAT KD J' ? 'C A 5 I I I afiona ofaensic ea ue Wnth the largest enrollment an nts hnstory the speech class started out for a successful season early un the fall The early tournaments were the Prlnce of Peace declamatnon contests sponsored by the clty churches Four Chaneyltes dad exceptionally well In these and went to the county fnnals They were Mary Bobersky Bob Benlamln Amella C o r r a d o and Pauline Kralzbuk The N F L was also well represented In the dustrnct flnals at Allnance on January 5 for Amella Cor rado dld an excellent job An early debate tournament to which three teams were sent was the Stow novuce tournament on December 7 The fnrst open contest took place at Chaney on December 2l Representung the varsuty Rose Schaffer Tom Kerester Do lores Bacha and Pat McKinney captured furst place honors wlnnlng seven of thenr eught debates ln the A B and C dnvlslons Chaney elther took first or tled for flrst Thus was the fnrst time In Chaney s hlstory that Chaney won the debate tournament whuch lt sponsored In another type of contest Oregon style debatlng at Massnllon on February l5 the varsity agann held Its own proudly Wuth nndnvldual events Chaney agaln soared to the heights of success havung many flrs t places In all events Among P lamatlons Dramatuc Reading Humorous Readsnas and Extemporaneous Speaknng Some of the best un these contests were Margaret Keelsng In Dramatic Amella Corrado In Oratorucal Genevueve Fleuscher nn Humorous and Rose Schaffer Pete Le vutsky Charles Yembrnck Dolores Bacha and Pat McKnnney In extempt Representa tlves from each of these fuelds wnll attend the N F L tournament at Kent State Un: versity on March l4 and l5 The varsnty debat team wlll also attend thus over nnght contest The dlstruct wade N F L contest held on March 22 wnll be a sure fnre fnaht for the dlstrlct championship not only In de bate but also ln Readlngs and Extem poraneous Speaknng lf Chaney qualufues here she can qo on to Columbus later ln the sprung for the state funals there Svnce Chaneys collectlan of N F L members IS so large thus season nearly Jltf twenty delegates can be elected to represent her at the Northeastern N F L Student Congress at Canton Lehman Hugh School on Aprul 3 4 and 5 All un all thus has and wnll be a very successful speech season for the Chaney Chapter of the National Forensnc League Debate Extemp Oratorncal Declamatnon Drarnatnc Humorous Orugunal Oratory September to January Presndent Tom Kerester Vlce Presndent Bob Benlamln Rose Schaffer Dolores Bacha Sec reta ry Treasurer January to June President Tom Kerester Vlce Presudent Rose Schaffer Secretary Pat McKunney Treasurer Amelua Corrado Eleanor Wehnes Excellence l 3 Rose Schaffer Dlstlnctlon l23 Pat McKln ney Dlstlnctnon l 2 3 James Olsavsky Merit l Irene Oslpchak Merlt l 3 Ruth Kublc Excellence l2 Dolores Bacha Dlstlnctlon l 23 6 June Pnlgrm Ex el lence l 3 Ruth Ondash Honor l 3 Tom Kerester Dlstlnctlon l23 Ruth Blndas Mernt l Betty Beshara Excellence l 2 3 Pauline Kralzbuk Dlstlnctnon l34 Robert Benlamln Dustlnctlon l 3 Marlon Phulllps Excellence l3 Pat McNulty Dlstlnctlon l3 Dorothy Yohman Excel lence l 3 Elton Landahle Excellence l 2 Mary Asperger Honor l 3 Shlrley Beard Excellence l3 Mary Burkett Excel lence l 3 Genevneve Flerscher Honorl 5 Mike Lenenskl Honor l 3 Laurel Mock Excellence l 3 4 Alberta Wasmund Excellence l 23 Bull Houser Exf ll nce l 3 Ray Zelonrsh Excellence l 2 Dale Wolfcale Excellence l3 Grace Sues Excellence l 2 Amelna Corrado Excel lence l 3 Gretchen Lange Excellence l 2 James Vestal Excellence l 2 Helen Weber Honor l3 Beatrice Onder Honor l 3 Charles Yembruck Excellence l 2 Betty Muller Honor l Pete Levltsky Excellence l 2 Gertrude Fllbert Honor l3 Imogene Roberts Honor l3 Elalne Molnar Honor l3 Margaret Keellng Honor l 4 I . . . l . 7 l ' . r I I- . . I . I 2- . . . . 4 . . I . - 5- . . . 1 1 . I ' I , . . l 1 . 1 . . - I ' .I I A I I . . . . . . . , . l 1. T I . . A - - - I - , f .' ' f . ' A ' I 'T - 1 . . . I I 1 - 11 I . . . . I . , . , , , , - - - , n - c - I - 1 - those articipated in were, Oratorical Dec- T- - ' - Q - - - - ' 1 I - 1 - ' I i - 1 . . . - I . . . , - I TQ - - A - I . T I l I I D 1 1 - ' .1 - I .- . - - r I I I - 4 D 1- . . . l 1 Q 1 . . ' . T ' f D . . . . I- - - I ' T ,E I? I ' - - 1- . - - I .- I . . . - , T- - I D . V D I - I . - I . . ' . . - ', T ' F ' I - 'i ' I ' I - . . - - ' . T- . ' Q ' 1 1 1 I I - , I T I 'T I h I . ' - 1 i- ' 1 D . . V ' I T - ' ? 7 T . MG F f, :E ww ,L- W 4. , gg my ,4'13jl QE -it 5 ' 35 344' Qi.-ze Fv-'S' -1'-i':' ' am'fP,.L, ggi .pl asm a .. ,K 'wiv . H, .,f ' h'3nv P. Q I -X 4 W T4-4: 1-Z 'ui-3 is QQQiQ 6 5 5 QWIQQU- E aim 3 '- 1 ' -- 2 is '?' .aTi 5'fQ 5, F'-Q. ?'if4Sv?g'g 'Qs A., W5 pm: W4 'M ' f1 b , W Wfaifac QE?-'?-2319 G Q i' 'Q' , ,' PI QU it Theresa Luptak 'zczmatrcs e ailment The Chaney Hugh Dramatucs classes have had a very profutable year Unusual devel opment of students un unterpretatuon was made possuble through the use of eught new plays The classes presented two assemblues, consustung of orugunal skuts for the football games Fnends of class members were guests of the classes for the dramatuzatuon of Chrustmas storues Sux one act plays were presented on February 28 and March I l947 Thus program gave opportuntty for seventy students to appear before auduences The Chrustmas party wull b long remembered because of the deltghtful orugunal skuts whuch were presented before the group went to the gymnasuum for dancung The pucnuc was held un Mtll Creek Pork un May A contest of athletuc events was the maun attractuon The classes gave several performances of plays for communuty groups Several boys assusted the Monday Musucal Club by partucupatung un group scenes for the opera The classes were guests of the Youngstown Playhouse for a dress rehearsal of a play Instructors Muss Mollue Russell and Muss Mary Pfungsgraff Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Charrmen Betty Berry Jean Crernens R h Ell s Ruta Geargeoft Presurlent Secretary Treasurer Chaurmen George Adams Ray Anrlrasy Mary Beres Mary Bures Fran Nancy DRAMATICSI TUESDAY THURSDAY Sth James Carden Muchael Lucyk Evelyn Kolesar k McPhee Jean Stummer Ann Gudowsku James Guthruclgc Norma Hall Dorothy Janoso DRAMATICS I Rucharrl Flora Dolores Bacha McKuney Albert Galusha Jo Ann Brogley Doramae Cox Carol Cuthbertson Margaret Fleusher DRAMATICS II IV O NDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY 5th Presudent Andrew Nadzam Secretary Treasurer Matalda Tassule Chaurmen Dolores Moskosky Ralph Dornlprock Steve Deal-c Margaret Keelung Louus Duoruo Althea Leonhart Mary Lau Gosheff Moruon Phullups DRAMATICS II IV MON Presudent Secretary Trea urer Chaurrnen Paul Atlamovlch Frances Bag uny Rodney Agler Blanche Grady Margaret Vertna Boa Kovacs Anne Chalvala Duck Dolak D Joann Kalrner James Kantarze Maruan Kutz B tty Kollay Elaune Kalosky Muldred Kovacuek Jeannette Kurllla Marue Maley Agnes Malunyak Dorothy Morchuk Helen McNulty Theda Mohler Ann Petryck June Pulgrurn Henry Popavuch Nancy Remeduo I-' len Runqos MON DAY WEDN ESDAY Floruan Gallo Sally Grant Dorus Huenamen Jean Hottunger Helen Hreboucun Margaret Hutera Ann Jonosuk Vurgunua Koker Bot: Koneval Florence Kruger Bob Marsteller Carmel Pupuno Dorothy Saxon Mary Jo Selecky Eleanor Teno Ruta Rauch Ethel Bathory Claure Saunders Bull DePuore Ruta Slavkovsky Genueve Fleusher Dolores Waschak Beverly Kantor Mae Wule Katherune Kunovuc Jerry Wullrnutch Don Maun Margue Nague Jean Senuch Jean Stummer Owen Traynor Mary Lou Tumpak Ivor Wakeford James Wullmutch Andrew Kadvan Marulyn Murphy Anne Betty Betty Mary Ed Le Eduth Fred B Marue Vudus Jane Yohman E us Hrebavun Vander Barker athary Charles Pavluk Sylvua Poltte Dorothy Rowbotham Mary Savarun Wulma Tacsuk Grace Sues AY TUESDAY FRIDAY 6th PERIOD Mary Fountos Blanche Grady Irene Kochon Marue Luchanskv DRAMATICS II IV MOND Presurtent Arnelua Corrado Secretary Treasurer Juggn BQ-fry Chaurrnen P0QQy Arcomano Chester McPhee John Hlavac Golrtue Orosz Ruta Horl ck J ne Cadrnan uan ovotnuk Elaune Molnnr DRAMATICS II IV TUESDA Pre udent T pm Kerester Sec etary T csurer R L Scnoff , Cha rrnen ancy Cao es Eleurit Jdne House Delvayne e oz E erett er Ruth Lonrerrnan Mary OC Jnnar Le Roy Netruch Peaay Nerneth AY TUESDAY Betty Heunruch Peogy Kurkner Rose Busdon Helen Homsey Andrew Banyots Clarence Muller Y THURSDAY Helen u.ancv Pa Muluch B tsy oh Gene-vueye Rozcrn Rosella Tassule Frances Woods Irene Osup chalr Joe Kuraa Irene Rung s I nunety one Donna Cole Lawrence Phullups Kenneth Bruce Betty Conrath Nancy Engelbaugh Helen Good Ruchard Hardy Paul Hudak Dolores Hutera Margaret Medvec Donna Rankun Dorothy Romaune FRIDAY 8th PERIOD Olaa lnchak Kathryn Neal Maruory Pulqrurn Eleanor Kuzrna Mary Ellen Kraus Dorothy Matthews FRIDAY 9th PED Anne DeMuchael F' orge Pupoc F nk Phuck Elmer Good Albert Ivan Julia Savuch Connue Sulsbe Jean Berry Betty Rektar Jerry Johnson Howard Mancrne Jack Guthrudge OD Bea Onder RJtI'1 Sluvka Beverly Teets Anne Varner Alberta Wasrnund Helen Baralak Dorothy Booth 1 . .. .. 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A , 1 1 IIA T r M 1 1 I T 1 1 1 1 , .3 1- I t T 1 1 1 1 I , Lull N T r 1 1 1 I s 1 , - ' ' I9 out u 2 I 'T ' u u Foulf Kr u our I, 1 ey , 9 R 'S ' ' N f Y , u K 4 S O 'flue wesfeinet The Chaney Westerner the school newspaper us the vouce of the school The staff us made up of members of the uournalusm department under the durectuon of Muss Fannue Harley who us also the annual advuser Durung World War ll the Westerner was sent to every Chaneyute un the Armed Forces of the Unuted States The staff wull contunue to maul Westerners to Chaney boys and gurls as long as they are un the Servuce Each semester the Westerner Staff sponsors a curculatuon assembly The theme of the furst semester was the Joy of Receuvung the Westerner The last semester ut was based upon St Valentune s Day Old and new talent besudes every club organuzatuon and sports us represented Thus year the Westerner carrues sux artucles dealung wuth movung puctures and theur unfluence upon boys and gurls of hugh school age To the school paper orugunatung and de velopung the project whuch us of greatest value to the school and uts communuty the Jo s ph Kelly uournalusm award us made Results of contest are not un to date The Westerner holds membershup un the Tru County Journalusm Assocuatuon the Northeastern Ohuo Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon Quull and Squull and the Natuonal Scho lastuc Press Assocuatuon Each year several furst place awards have been receuved from the furst two of these organuzatuons snsouzo uzzvouzrsas Vurgunuc Koker Ches McPhee Lous Pronuck Paul Adamovuch Blanche Crush Bull DePuore Rudy Fahr Ju,lua Savuch Norman Ferko Connue Sulsbe Bud Gone Ruth Slnvka Beverly Teets Mary Jane Wulluams Helen Good Albert Ivan Ray Koker CUB REPORTERS John Hlavac Tom Hrutzo Ruth Lanterrnan Betty Muller Clarance Muller Lulluan Novotnuk Eleanor Terpak Mae Wule MAKE UP John Bstarkv George Bruel Ruchard Gubbs John Holub 1 I ' , . . 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' 1 r 1 ' ' i V, 4 . vmual gf The Annual IS prepared entlrely by the students un the Department of Journalusrn under the durectlon of Mlss Fannle Harley, advuser Besides wrmng or re wrltlng all edltorlal maternal, the staff takes care of advertuslng and curculatuon and snap shot layouts Durlng the past years the annual has been prunted by the Chaney Print Shop Thus year It was prnnted by a cornmercual prnnter Included on the staff are the desugner of the cover the boys who rnounted the sensor panels and land out the National Honor Group and the writers of senior and special fea tures Editorial Stuff Blanche Crush B ll DePlore Norman Ferko Rudy Fahr Water ane Rlcharcl Gibbs Julra Saynch Jack Duffy Albert lyan Beverly Tcets John Foss Ray Koker Mary Jane Wullvams Mlkc Lenensk: Vnrglnua Kakcr Business Staff Richard Leonhart Chester McPhee Reth blryka Mafalda Tassnle Los Pronlck Helen Good Iyar Wakeford Panels Robert Connors Robert Gibbs John Woloschak Cover Design Paul Bushnell Contributors BQTSy Rah Valedlcforuan January Dorothy Flowers zalutatoran January Ches McPhee poet January Alnce DnMuz:o Marlene Durlsh Calendar January Maron Grlder poet June Asslstanfs Betty Brogley B ty Muller Theda Mohler June Pllgrlrn Pete Pr h Mak S d r Waschak n wot, three I I - Paul Arlamovlch John R, Holub Constance Annettec Sllsbe Gene Evans Earl Burkett I l G . ' - , , , , ' l I , 5 , , ,Q , , , l , , ' - et , , cc e e o, Delores It peace By Lloyd I-louse' The tramp of many marching feet Still echoes in our ears, It haunts the dreams of many men And will throughout the years. We hope and pray the time wall come When every man IS tree And all the threats ot war and deatlf Wnll be a memory Ill eat eczf By Frank Pluhclk I fear Death I don t know why It us not that I fear It tor myself Its the thought ot Ioslng a loved one You can call me a coward You can banish me from a man s world But I st1Il fear Death I do not fear man or beast can take my equal But I fear the thought ot Ioslng a loved one You can dssown me from thy bosom But I stall fear Death 'N lllflllll Antholo v 1946 'Icy I I I :nl Antlmlngy 15147 - - 4 I 2 I , 'I -t You can mock meg I N2 ' 1 as 1:1 I 3, Q . 7 iw- 'Ui .air ::'b.- - -Ln sau. as 33.4.5 in-Q1 Q 4 ' vu D10 .........,o1 - -rv 'Q L1Q'2f'- 61' if P111 lfi .ll . J' '. Q- . 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I never saw a purple cow, I never hope to see one But I can tell you anyhow I d rather see than be one TRY OUR POPULAR PURPLE COW FOR GOOD FOOD THE PICK OHIO HOTEL CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 47 Our hats are off to another group of young Amerrcans ready to shoulder the duties and obhgatnons that true Dernocra cy nrnposes You have received a weII rounded educatlon You have been prepared to take over the burden of Amerucan cutnzen shnp Your youth and vugor are needed un thus world that S Sponsrbulutxes nor be atrand to tand by your convuctuons Take your motto from Tennysons dauntiess UIysses T strrve to See to fund and not to yued IVICKELVEY S 188 I 47 I I I . . , K striving for a permanent peace You wrll not shirk your ref , 1 I, O I I4, ' - 'I I 3- - 9 ,111 ,1,,1.,.,1.,11,.,1,,1,.1,,1,,,1,1,.,1,.11,,,1,,11,,,11,,,1,,1 11,11 1 11,,1,1,1,,1..,1 1 1,1,1,1,,1,1, E E EMERY CO 248 2I8W Fror1tSt Pho1'1e32I8I AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 81 SUPPLIES WEST SIDE DAIRY FRI SH DOUGHNUTS DAII X 2600 ML1I1o11111g, Ph 909 6 DR H PIRING oPToMETR1s1 Xl IXIXIXIIINXIIU U Bu 111cL 1 C SWEETEN YOUR DAY THE ISALY WAY' ,sew 93' Get the happy healthy habut S T o p p a saly or Sodas Sundaes Mnlkshakes Sandwnches and other good thmgs To eat and drunk 'I' I I qhr 0 ' e I - I I I I I I ' I I I II ' II 'I 'II' II ' II I 'III TII I- I'I-I'- 'III 'I 'I'II' I II 'I 'I 'I I- I I I I 1 I I ' 1 . Q ,. I I I 1-1 ' -1 11 . I NS I I 7 I I Li. 5 A ' 'z I- Y111111gslc111'1 . PIIIU ' ' I . T I 111101111 3-5714 I I I ' I ,- 1- -1.- .- .- I .... I- ,-, - ,I-I,I-I-I.,Il,I- ,..I -,I-I,-1-, -I-II-,I-I..II-,I-I.-I1I-I,-,I,-,..-I..1 I I I O I I I Of I r'1 Q T I 'S I I 'I IQ:f:g:. If'v . ' . ..,.v.- 1 xl' X I ,, .-.1 Hx I ig 2 W I . .- -. :-.v-H I: I D' . . , ' I I I -1- .- 1- -1- .-...-1,-.1-. .1.. - ,-.1-,... -..,-.,- -.-..1- .- .- 1- ,1-.1.. .1-.1-,.- 1- 1,.1 ..,,-..,1..11..1.,1...,1-...,-,..gL, SPORTS EXPAND AT SUPER SONIC SPEED 1 Guardxan Angels These are the unsung heros of the gruduron The boys who put cleats shoes tend equlpment run errands and perform many other Important tasks They are compensated by benng permutted to wear those sharp jackets The boys plc tured are Bull Nagy Rudy Fahr lwho seems vastly amused? Jnm Vestal and John Woloschak 2 Chip Shois John Hlavac and Frank McPhee talk over the golf season wnth Coach Ches Mc Phee John and Frank recall many shots that were dubbed but thelr opponents wall remember theur reliable drives and putts Both return next season The team had an average season beatung South twnce and Wilson once They lost to Wllson Rayen Warren and to East twuce 3 Comm In For A Landmg Chaney s cheerleadung qurntet brought thunderous yells from the stands thus year Tom Kerester two year veteran IS Ieavlng after thus season The boys left to carry on are Jam Joseph Duck Hardy Bull Boyer and Bob Thomas 4 Down The Alley Mr J R Grlfflths bowlrng rnstruc tor demonstrates the proper technuque to has star puplls Charles Fedyna Bobo Dorn brock and Bob Thomas The team had a lContlnued on Page lOOJ New Fashuons Furs Style Center for Boys and Young Men For years we have made It our business to fmd out what teen age boys and young men want ln clothing and to have It here for them first' -at - IUJQJ ety e 253 W Federal St l u . . F. ' ' . on 5 1 I I W . A . - 1 . l ' . . 1 ' - . ' f f 1 ' I . I 4 I . W s U . . . - I I A I. T N . V . C 0 1 S . . fl ,N SPORTS EXPAND AT SUPER SONIC SPEED lContlnued from Page 985 very successful season wnnnlng 40 games whlle losung only 20 They tnnlshed In tourth place and were led by Darnbrock who had an average ot l45 5 Whatia Racquet Mr Lewns scrutunlzes the racquet ot Bull Hauser only returnung veteran at Chaneys l946 cuty champlonshnp team The Lewns men raised quute a racquet around the cuty last year as they won the championship tar ahead ot the other teams 6 Bone Crushmg Eleven Thus as the way the Chaney l946 football team looked In formation At the guards were Nick Pastovuch and Ben Ba ker at tackles Bob l-lodory and John l-lla vac at ends Herb McMullen and Don l-lura at center John Sternagle The backs were Ches McPhee John Kodash Duck Flora Bull Cuccarellu and Paul Laska fa ,J-lx gx Cl HUME S I HRFE DEPENDABLE FURNITURE STORES 0 lv? W FEDERAL QT 0 Z'J'3tl MARKET ST .NVE PEDEIAL SI Campllmcnts Ol THE LYONS PHYSICIAN SUPPLY C0 SICK ROOM SUPPI IES 26 Fllth Axe 40131 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES THE ELMS BALLRooM BEAuTuFuL 529 Elm Street Phone 78l84 L A Cavaller Jr Manager When You Thank Ot Musxc Thlnk Ot Us ehdd Qu- lttt - tttt 1t--n-w-- +ftt -H-1- -1 -tvv -ul-1 --w--1t1tw- Q - l I 1 - l 1 ,. J I -:L . , , . - t . I E I !,- ,... - ,ll, - .lll -l.- .l,l -.r-.,,l.l-.,l- lrll -,l-l,,-,l.-r-r.l- . 1 l J l I . L J . I . . ' Ph. . . . - ,y,y - ,y,y -H,-,H-,,-,M-W-, -, - yyyy -y,y-,,-my-,M-,M,,y l ' ' I f , , 1 E I l I fs ,fm - 2 2 ,xl ' 2 'tv' . , ' A L l J ' af ,V - A 1 'vc .fl I fl- 2 WL 1 +..- ..., -.-. . tt- I.. .- -..- ttt. ---. I .,-...I- BEST VVISHES or YOUR comomssmfw MICHAEL I KIRWAN WE CANT LOOK INTO A CRYSTAL BALL or eod In The co ds exocfly hot the future holds but e k ow thot hofe er comes yo meet rf th the some spirt ond co fde Ce 'r hlch you mer the other m ss orws o the rood To your p eserwt success on fzczfu afcons, fzabuafes 0 l KNO F1 for DEPENDABILITY S ce 1872 STROUSS HIRSHBERG S 4- - -rr-r-r-rr- rr-r -r- r-r-r--r-rr-'r-r-r-r-r-- - L- -r'- rrrr -r-r'-r-r-r-r--w-r--r- 4. 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Class of 1947 GATSCHENE STUDIO 1011 W Wrnrc Phono 3 171-4 Youngstown Ohna . 1,1 CD1 ' .y - ,,,, - ,,,, ..,,.. ,,,1 - ,,,, ,,,, .,,, .. ,,,4 ....,....- ,,,, -.,... ,,.. ..- .,., -.- .1t. 4. 1 1 1 1 HOSSEL HARDWARE CO IL SI' IIIINISI NC IS XXII TC IGI 'XIAIIONIINC ANIRNUI BELL SUPER SOFT BREAD WE SERVE THE BEST MARGIE LEE SANDWICH SHOP Mohorwmg At Merednon SILL AND NICK c Usnm 1A11 cms Ima Q10 W Pu Ll THE MUELLER ART COVER 8. BINDING CO .DIN SLIDQIIUI Axenus L LEX I LAND OHIO Complnments GLASGOW TAILORS SUITS TO ORDER Prnces 3I2 West Federal Street Phone BI429 I I I I HI ff .' ' III' 15 1 I Guy.: JYS I Tuilurs UI' ' 1 ' thc-s I 'II - 'S 'H 'I I :a:z2E:s:a4 '. H11-111 St. vuumz 9-7517 I I I I I I I ' . I I -LL3 U. I W ,, I , , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I For Boys And GirI5 - At Moderate I . I I , , I I Compliments Of H. E. Stauffer 3203 Livingston Rd., Cleveland, Ohio Representative GEORGE SPIES Buffalo N Y Official Jewelers For The January and June 1947 Graduating Classes Of Chaney High School ONLY THE FINEST IN HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY J IIIIK III THE TIP TOP BAKERS QOXII I INIIINIS I-un WONDER BREAD 8- HOSTESS CAKES SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 29 N Champion Sf YOUNGSTOWN OHIO Corl Genkmger And Pete McBrnde The A FRIEND CROGHAN NAME CARDS Ji ll Croghan Engravmg 81 Prmimg Co XII UI COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND I I I I cmmpl' I S411 I I I I I I I I IJ. C. I. CQ C. Q I I . 1 ,J A 1 I II I .-X f'IImpIcrte Line Sup -Vim' In Q QIIII5 BLIRUIN UI' I AIIII I'1'zII'twrT1u11sI1ip I I . . . I I IfI:E1wcmI I 'IIO I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I f I I I I . , I I I I I 2 W. IJ I I 4. .--.. , ....... I-.---I4 -.-.-...--.. .-..-- KLING S BAKERY KLING 1401 Muket Qt FUI 5 01 DISIIIICIICJII Cu s x LII 1.2 Bum AICI e Youn sicmn Ohm New Coats Made To QJICILI' FO KLING S FOR QUALITY ummm s Rep mmm Remodelmt, S101 ace COOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH BILL 8. GARLAND S BAR B Q SPARIBS 590 Belmont Axe X oung,stcm I1 PUGH BROS Hmm mu N N c F Vest Hmm stmxu L no FHORNTD QUAUTY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING FUR STORAGE Phone 4 OI55 I+ .me hmmm ed Pnqht + ----Q--M-We---A-f--New--M-M--WMMWMQ '--- LLLL ++-e ++-1 feee LLLL LALL ' I I I ,A - - ' I I I I I I ' 'i ' A I I I I I I ' ' I 0. I I I I W'W I'I 'I'III' 'III 'M' I'II 'I'I I- I'II 'I'I 'I I ' I I I N i . I T LII! Sc'z1'I's F ' Tl ' gf ROYAL FURS ' gsiw ' I-zu'ge.'1 .IQ-ws-If1's I I . I I .2 d I I ' I I I I.: X' 3 Ifvcic-1'11I SI. i , ' ' I JI ' 1 - 5 - A - x I I z ' 0 - ' 0 - 'uf E I I i I - - IIII -.II- I- I- I-I,I- - IIII - I- -I-I,-I I- - IIII -I.-...-I- IIII -I- .-III- IIII -.-II-II- I-,.-III-I.I.- I-..I.-.I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I 1,11 .-. ,T ,.,, 14,1 1.-I...,,,, T... ,,,I 1, ,..,,....,.-. ,III TH.--I11...-1..1III-III-wr -in-uw-. l 111 ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASSES OF I947 HARTZELL S I35 WEST FEDERAL ST We Are Proud of the SEALTEST Nome 1.6 STJLIII When you buy Milk ond Ice Creorn don I overlook the odvontoges of SEAL TEST QUALITY CONTROLS ond our own scuentufnc SEALTEST LABORA TORY SUPERVISION They sofeguord the puruty ond delncuous flavor of SEALTEST MILK ond ICE CREAM Telephone 3 2I6I THE YOUNGSTOWN SANITARY MILK CO 715 Erne Street Youngstown Ohuo 9 I +,1IoNAt 941.5 . eafmj . r I ,qs 'Th ,ard 4 I I . I I 4- -,.......I.-..,.-,.-..,.. ,.,, -,..-,.- ..., -...-,,.-,,.-.,-.,,...,-.,...,-.,-,.- ,.,. -,,-.,-,..,-..-.,-I.-. -...-...-.I.. 4. I' LJ PLAKIE TOYS Are Made In Youngstown PLAKIE TOYS INC PIFER S MARKET mn xc cnt DE HOFF S GVIZLI GIZVVIGC RELIABLE DRUGS FAIR PRICES 2622 Mahoning Ave Youngstown Ohio My Suncerest Congratulations To The Class Of 1947 Anthony Berordu Proprietor 4. T UT ,,,, T,,,,,,i,,,,..,,,.. ,,,, T, -. ,,,, T, i,,1,,,1,,...,,,.- ,?,,,...,,,.., ini ,i,i,,.-,MTW-.,1,1 T, 1 1 I 1 1 1 1619 1X'1z111o A g A I,11U11t' S131 12 I 1 1 1- ttl, mt, 1-1- Ittt - tttt -1 1- tI,t -.M- tttt - 11-111- Nationally Famous 1 1 1 l Vnnmliml s Ot' I 1 , By 5 1 , . 1 1 1 1 AMERICAN LEADERSHIP WORLDS HOPE I Electrons and Proions At Work The bug four are straunnng their brains to Iron out some problems of the school Prunclpal C W Rncksecker seems to have the upper hand whlle Secretary Nana C Eckert Assistant Secretary Denuse Hardy and Vice Prnncupal Hamer Williams pre pare to offer suggestlons on objections II Peaceful Agreement Dean of Boys Paul Keenan and Dean of Gnrls Mollne Russell feel sure the op portunltles In dlfferent fields whuch they are dlscusslng wlth the Kerpsack twlns Robert and Wlllram and Mary Ann Keres ter will help to secure a better world nn th future III Universal Secrets Poetic gensus nnvades Englnsh Depart ment of Chaney On March l4 fourteen students partlclpated ln a Hugh Schools on Parade broadcast reaclung twenty sux poems selected from the Creative Wrltlng Books Here three buddlng gennuses Ches Mc Phee Class Poet of January 47 Marian Grlder Class Poet of June 47 and Ruth Sllvka wrlter of the ln Memorlan Poem converse on rhyme and meter IV Voices of the Future Eleanor Terpak George Brlel Clar ence Muller John Blstarky John Hlavac seem to be very much unterested ln the Westerner the school paper Why not? They are part of the new journalism class The new members not In the picture are Tom Trltzo Betty Muller Lllluan Novotnuk Mae Wlle and Ruth Lanterman V Soclalzzed Medlcme Nurse Harriet Eckles gvves first and to Frank Cherol who had a colluslon which ended ln laceratuons of the arm Mary Ann Beney Robert Zublena Emll Stas and James Puplno look on after handung the bandages and zonnte to the nurse VI Movmg Upward Proud as warrzors after a hard fought battle Betsy Roh Jan 47 Valedlctorlan and Dorothy Flowers Jan 47 Salutatoru an congratulate each other on thelr tune achlevements hddl Let Us Say It For You MURBERGER 6 LAMBERT PERSONALIZED SERVICE Telephone 28l49 Foster Theatre Bunldlng Youngstown 7 Ohno LUSTIG S Catering To The Younger Set Wuth A COMPLETE SELECTION OF THE NEWEST FASHIONS IN SHOES S3 98 to S7 98 LUSTIG S d- I .5...-,..,-,.- - -, - ..., .. -, - .. l I - l . . . i ll 11 . , A i 1 1 3 l l S . . - I . . . , I L . . - I I 1 g . . . e I 5 l ' 2 . I . . . , . . - i . , l I ' . . . . s I . - . F I . . F i 1' I E , , 1-r.-. - -.- -. - ,- -.- ..,. -.,l-.,-l.- - . I E I I ! 1 1 E . l - i . 1 1 1 - I I I v l l , . .- 1 - l . . . I i . I . I , . . I Q 1 I Q ' ' ' f , . . l A 1 . l . . l 4 ' l l I I . E ' ' l , , . l I I I 2 , .- 1 , , 5 . . I I 2 - l ne un re Seven SUCCESS WARRANTS A GOOD PORTRAIT OF YOURSELF Best Wishes To The Jonuory Class Of 1947 535 453-9 hug A ' s GATSCHENE STUDIO 104W W dsr 31714 YOUNGSTOWN OHIO Q1 f L N ' -x o -5 - 9 Q el f . oo . Phone - I I -1- - -VVT ------T--H---T--M-T--W T--4-H--M- ATTT -M-- 1-TT --'- -TT- - -- M-T-M---w-W-HT-T--'-T-H---1----- 4- NATURES MYSTERIES UNFOLDING I COFISIIUCIIVE Or Desiructlve Joe GUIIGFIZ Charles l-lanuschuck and John Cartola are very handy wIth rolllng pun At the moment they are mak Ing a scIentItIc concoctIon whIch w ll emerge from the oven In the form of cook es WIth Mnss Margaret Coombs weIldIng the cook book results never taII 2 Atomlc Bomb Controls Be careful' Mary Ellen Kraus Mary Lou Kupfahl Eleanor Bertko and Delores Gregor can be very dangerous The sec ret of theIr power IS energy MISS Betty Forner has been appoInted by a commlsslon to keep these darlIng dy namos Intact She must keep her eye on Agnes Mallnyak Pat MIlIch Anne Malnn yak Gretchen Lang Paullne KraIzbuk Mary O Connor and Alberta Wasmuncl 3 Upsxde Down World Takrng the posltlon of LIllIan Jacobs the world IS topsey turvey Neva Duncan Audrey Boles and Sally Stanley are the pulse of tIme beatIng away the seconds These TGIF TIQUVCS clothed In whnte satnn are acrobatIcally InclIned 4 Umversal Energy C l-l A N E Y' IS the maghty cry h ard throughout the gym as the team makes a basket Thus IS the furst year that Chaney has had gIrl cheer leaders Dorothy Ro maIne Margy NagIe Helen Horns y Mary Lou Goshett and Dorothy Matthews are buIldIng the morale of the players wIth thIer dynamuc personalItIes and theIr whIrl Ing leaps TheIr gray cIrcular skurts lIned wIth fuery red match theur sllver button deco rated jackets lContInued on Page l l5l h d ith I e There Is An ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION In Your NeIghborhood THE VAHEY MARSH WOODS CO Dustrlbutors Of AtlantIc Products lOO8 West Rayen Avenu SCHAEFER MUSIC SHOPPE 409 IO ll I2 KeIth Albee Bldg MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 81 ACCESSORIES SHEET MUSIC 81 SUPPLIES INSTRUMENT REPAIRING Phone 34605 Res 77687 1 .f.., ,,,. -II- ,,., ...I-I .-. -.I-II -'-- - ltl- ----II----I-I- I I . , I I ' a . . - ll ll - l - I ' I - I ' I I - l . . 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