Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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DIIIC Q J JI ec! J l g Assistant Superlntendent of Schools 0lll'lgf5f0lllI1 Oli! lJlJ0l'lUlll y A lilllldllig flash of prolonged flame sets the night Cl'lI'lCl11g with lnglmr A glut shower of sparks glows bright for an rnstant ancl dles as thev fall to earth Sllhouet tecl agarnst the br1ll1ant baclcclrop, are smoke stacks, long black bullchngs and the clyrng glow of coohng steel Hoverlng over the whole scene IS the mufflecl roar of llfe and aft1v1tv There IS an 1ntense hum an occasional clang, the cxealc of Sffalll mg machlnery, great clouds of steam and a welter of lesser noxses Such xs steel malclng xn Youngstown Thus IS a falnlllaf scene to us It means prosperltv, job opportumtles for thou sands, a chance to procluce and the beglnnnng of countless automoblles, refrigerators lcrtchen slnlcs ancl manv other necessities of our everyday llfe It IS the shfu ng of our wxsh for more ancl better things not only for ourselves but for our neighbors as well Steel IS basic to Youngstown and to the great rndustrral potentlal of Annerxca It offers Llllllmlted opportumtxes to mclustrv and to vou hugh school graduates There lb a neecl for your abxlmes Youngstown mwntes you and urges you to rem nn here Thrs rs xour home and your opportunrty g :sages 1 - ,. . . .I . . . . . . . . . - , . . r - -. . . L . , , . . . t. . ,. ,., . . . r xi . , , . , , ,

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aufc fjunn Superintendent of Schools l6lI6lClUl CLIE! 6 IJ gllllL6lfl0Il I COI1SlClCl If an honor to he mvtted to make a hrtef statement for Vout Annual As usual, vou have chosen a very approprtate theme STEEL and Youngstown Qffels lndustry Oppottuntty The malctng of steel and steel products ptovtdes tht llfe hloocl of out community Steel 15 essenttal not only to the well belllc' of out own c1tv but also to the probress of ctvtltzatton It IS dxfflcult to tmagme what our country and what the world would he ltlce tf If wexe not for steel and IES allled pro ducts We are proud of the fact that Youngstown ranks near the top of all steel ptoclucxng centers tn the world Our fathers, our brothers, and all the men who worlc m the mtlls are not nnlv tatmng 1 hung to support then l.31H1l1CS but as a result of thelr work they are also llClplllU to lvutld a better community and a better world ust as our men tn the mxlls axe malcmg steel to provlde the materlals for hutldtng rallroads, steamshtps and an planes sky sc1 apers, homes churches, and schools so we, too, 111 our datlv wotlc and tn out school acttvltles SIFIVC to hunlcl mto our personalmes those steel ltke tralts whlch make for strong charactet the chief end of all educatlon Give Q 1 15,111 jf? f ,U C - ' f ' - ' ', ' 10 T n 0 Q , . .. . ' U ' ' . . ' , . l . . . . V .D 1 Y . Y . . . . , . . I 7 e 'D ' ' L . J - 4 y f 1 7 . 9 A - 9 5 ',Y A A -.7

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K - . Q lr. lgiclwecler Principal lgarficilaafe .911 a Wyore Spirifua! gxidfence The theme of our earboolc is Steel , A unster has been heard to remark Y Y P that In Youn stown the make iron and-ste e a l for a livin . Steel has v g Y g 2 materially, made Youngstown the recognized center that it is. You and all the citizens of this community are proud of the achievement of our industrial leaders and the accomplishments of those who labor in our plants. There is another avenue, however, along which you will need to travelg namely, the non-material or spiritual. You have progressed successfully in your education through a dozen blocks of surface travel with little cross street traffic. Now you may expect to get into the subways and examine the foundations of the more abundant life, or soar dangerously off the runway from the common and the trivial to partici- pate in a more spiritual existence. That you may steel yourselves to the tasks that lie ahead is the wish of your school. Q fy faaaawaa ten