East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1941 volume:

'ff '7fze f 1412 ,ls I 1 4 ff . 3.6 WL' ti '1f 3 746 I, Qffff, f ,f june I X Wi R 'Wham D Before We Begin. . In this, our annual, We of the staff Wish to give you not only an idea of student life in a typical American high school but also to remind you by means of its timely theme that there is need for a strong feeling of patriotism in America today. -if Page Two E4- It Is Our Idea . To dedicate this, the l94l Ianus, we, in keeping with our theme, are especially thinking of our teachers, the ones who gave us our first glimpse into love of country felt by a democratic people. By their instruction and guidance We became true patriots, filled with appreciation of this, our America, and those long-suffering pioneers who made it. As a symbol of this superb body, our teachers, We have chosen one We think worthy of the representation. To Miss Mabel Christy, devotee to work with youth, we dedicate our annual. -'tif Page Three lif- There She Stands In A11 Her Glory . ' .... In Our Hearts And In Our Memory Linger Thoughts So Dear Of You ..... -'Sf Page Four +34- What Have We Here Title Page Foreword Dedication Alma Mater Principals Messaqe Faculty . Staff Seniors Activities Sports Advertisements 'vii Page Five F31- A Message From Our Chief Executives You are being graduated from a great secondary school and we con- gratulate you on your achievement. We hope your accomplishments thus far are but an earnest of what you will do in the future. So much needs to be done and the way is so confusing that your task will require the best that is in you. But we have faith in you, and know you will respond nobly to any call that our American ideals may force upon you. Our blessing goes with you. May you always have the pleasure and satisfaction of reviewing a record Whose only flaws are stepping stones to nobler and higher achievement. -I. W. SMITH, Principal E. E. FELL, Assistant Principal. 'if Page Six 121' 3 Q , QV 5 V ' , 'i - 'K ,. 1-fi. K . . 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AKVV J 5 K-,B ,1-:A A J ' ' . ' ' PM GRACE DIXON ROB RT LOCATOS Co-Editor C Editor KIMMEY VOURUS ANGELO MAVRIGAN Business Manager Business Manager IAMES PATRICK RAYMOND CATOLINE Sales Manager Sales Manager Here Is The Production Department . . Co-editors: Grace Dixon, Robert Locatos Boys' Sports: Nathan Laskin, Clair Morton Girls' Sports: Theresa Sweden Class Histories: William Christian, Raymond Catoline Class Honors: Martha Sebastian, Angeline Amodio, Francis Bellino Achievements: Clara Sabelli, Bennett Iones, Mollie Glas- berq, Andy Yankewicz, Armond Rossi Couplets: Florence Iones, Grace Dixon, Alice Sakovich, Magdalen Staub, Ruth Clarkson Clubs: Mildred Watkins, Marilu Droney, Donald .Marsey, Alberta Gebhart, Rose Ross, Ruth Whiteside, lack Soriano, Marie DeMo1li Photography: Ioseph Groh, Achille Nespeca Business Managers: Kimrney Vouros, Anqelo Mavriqan Sales Managers: Iames Patrick, Raymond Catoline Typist: Lois Wanarnaker Business Directors: Mr. Griffith, Miss Smith, Miss Ackworth Art Work: Mr. Montgomery Staff Advisor: Miss Dorothy Iones 'iff Page Eight 12'- N . L -z. ,. VW 5 W. Eff!! 1 x , ,552 . W: uw f, -1 If -V MQWQH f i 'W mfg-.MA-A., fy, , ., . .- kL,,, if -2 --i-3M4.,Q 5. xi?ffSf13Y,s?f1 i - M-b....., .. -P 1 Wg Q- V .,...,VW -.-, A F7 wqpuwmmaggmxu-an -if .ww-11 anwwnw M .www W...a.,m- --A ww- - ......- H 5, 52 X 3217 NICK LEONELLI M. E. ZOPKO CLEMENS President nonnucn Iomzs ,,5'f,7 Vice-President Miss E1-HEI' SMITH . N I I X il N id X , K MARTHA SEBASTIAN Secretary MISS GENEVIEVE WILLIAM CHRISTIAN B H HONEY Treasure: 1 ' ' Under Their Guidance We Thrived . Hands eager to assist when obstacles arose . . . ears sympathetic to every problem . . . hearts filled with understanding of youth and its eccen- tricities . . . and now and then a few firm Words to those in need of them . . . these were our advisers and our every success can be attributed to their guidance. -'Cf Page Ten f-3' Scholarship, Leadership, Character, Service . . . . On December 6, 1940, nineteen members of the Ianuary class were initiated into the National Honor Society. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service were the characteristics stressed in the search for new members. Those selected as most nearly meeting all the requirements Were: Florence Iones, Kimrney Vouros, Nick Leonelli, Ioe Groh, Martha Sebastian, Nathan Laskin, Grace Dixon, Antonette Bebackwa, Lucille Bish, Reginald Sanders. Thomas Davis, Eileen Shafer, Angeline Amodio, Thomas Corroto, Dolores Henry, 'Talmadge lackson, Ruth Clarkson, Helen Muntean and Lena Vetromile. The National Honor Banquet was held December 19, 1940, at the audi- torium of the Y. M. C. A. -if Page Eleven l-34' Grease Paint, Footlights, First Nighters . . Wrecked fenders, jitterbugging in stocking feet, allergies, broken records, and what have you, were all ingredients of the senior play Cross My Heart, presented by the Ianuary Class of 1941. The three-act comedy, directed by A. I. Whitaker, centered around the adolescent shyness of an Eleanor Ross and a Bob Adams. The accidental meeting of the two brought about complications, which their friends tried to simplify, but really only helped to make worse. All this proved the play an A-l comedy and continually swept the audience with gales of laughter until the final curtain. Eleanor Ross and Bob Adams were ably portrayed by Antoinette Arcaro and Thomas Corroto. Ioseph Groh enacted the role of shy Charlie Westover, lover of Pauline Adams, played by Lucille Bernard. Iitterbugging Carl Young and Henrietta Duval were excellently played by Eddie Rashid and Mildred Watkins. Angeline Amodio as Bess Adams, Ray Dota as Dave Adams, Edith Maffei as Patsy Iones, Marian Everett as the gossiping Lola Pomeroy, Dolores Henry as Myrtle Ross, Eddie Lickner as Iim Ross, and Nick Leonelli as Ierome Ross, contributed greatly to the success of the play. if Page Twelve lik- Compilationt of Our Deeds . . Entrance to East ...... . . .......... Ianuary 26, 1937 Election of Officers .... ........................ O ctober 16, 1939 Iunior A Party .... .... I anuary 6, 1940 .......... Oak Street School Senior Basketball Game .............................. April 5, 1940 Senior B. Dance ......... April 20, 1940 ......... Youngstown College Senior B Weiner Roast ..... May 29, 1940 ..... Slippery Bock Pavilion Senior Play- Cross My Heart . . .November 28, 1940 .... Auditorium National Honor Society Initiation ................. December 6. 1940 1 Senior A Dance ........ December 6, 1940 ........ Nu-Elms Ballroom Senior Prom ............... lanuary 19, 1940 ............... Nu-Elms Baccalaureate Services ........ Ianuary 19, 1941 ......... Auditorium Class Day .............. Ianuary 22, 1941 .... ...... A uditorium Senior Banquet .............. Ianuary 22, 1941 ............... Tod Hotel Commencement Exercises ......... Ianuary 24, 1941 ......... Auditorium -'Cf Page Thirteen 13+ Credit Where Credit Is Due . . Ioe Groh Florence Iones Nathan Laskin Nick Leonelli Kirnmey Vouros Martha Sebastian Dolores Henry Florence Iones Lucille Bish Albert Marconi Casper Diana NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Thomas Davis Eileen Shafer Talrnadge Iackson Reginald Sanders Thomas Corroto Antonette Bebackwa Lena Vetromile Angeline Arnodio Ruth Clarkson Grace Dixon Lucille Bish Helen Muntean NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Nick Leonelli Martha Sebastian GRADUATED IN SM YEARS Talrnadge Iackson Louise Stark Irene Wright LETTERMEN FOR FOOTBALL Eugene Bega Andy Vanasky Talrnadge Iackson Louis Mestichelli George Backur Nick Fabian LETTERMEN FOR BASKETBALL Frank Dellick Nathan Laskin Nick Fabian G. A. A. LETTER GIRL Theresa Mike ADVANCED OFFICE TRAINING Angeline Amoclio Lena Vetrornile Antonette Bebackwa Helen Muntean Grace Dixon loann Helsigan Ruth Clarkson Olga Wagner Mildred Watkins PRESS MERIT AWARD Mary Louise Droney CLASS VALEDICTORIAN Florence Iones CLASS SALUTATORIAN Kimrney Vouros -'E-I Page Fourteen lill- COURSE Carmel De Salvo Grace Dixon Andrew Vanatskey AMODIO. ANGELINE DELORES National Honor Society Senior Play Annual Staff Picture Committee Advanced Secretarial Course Helpful spirit and jolly air Intent with all her joy to share. ARCAHO, ANTIONETTE LOUISE Senior Play Hall Duty Girl Reserves Sales Committee for Annual Prom Attendant She's the sweetheart of our class Attendant she, a friendly lass BACKUH, GEORGE Football 1940 Solicitous towards other folks Ever ready to hear good iokes. BAKER, ROY EDWARD Student Council Assembly Chorus Competent Roy with smile shy At his qood looks, the girls all sigh. BEBACKWA. ANTONETTE M. National Honor Society Prom Committee Advanced Secretarial Course Short and slim, personality plus She will outclass many of us. BERARDINO. ELLIOTT For twelve long years he had to wait. Now he is to graduate. BERNARD, LUCILLE M. Glee Club Invitation Committee Prom Attendant Prom Queen Senior Play Popular miss, well-dressed, too Dellgghtfully neat from hat to s oe. BOOSINGER. EDWARD EARL Monitor He towers high above us all For him many a girl will fall BISH, LUCILLE MARIE Electron Club G. A. A. Choir Girls Glee Club National Honor Society Wisdom and great charm are hers This pal of mine and friend of yours. BRINDLE. EDGAR GEORGE Electric Shop Foreman Monitor wi Hi-Y Social Chairman Pin and Rina Committee Basketball Scoreboard Op! erator Very popular is th' boy With. cheery smile, lsand grin Of JOY' BROWN. WILLIAM LEE Boy's Glee Club Shop Foreman Class Basketball Scholastically he ranks high Abundant homework makes him sigh. BURNS. IAMES MICHAEL Monitor Jimmy is a jolly lad Always laughing, never sad. CALDRON. LENA Italian Club Monitor Commercial Club Glee Club Vocal music interests her, A singer of great calibre. CAMARDO, VIOLA B. Italian Club Commercial Club Monitor Class Day Committee Glee Club Very quiet but very gay In her own charming way. Page Fifteen lili- CARNEY, ROBERT Class Day Committee Commercial Club A comedian with humor, too, Around him one ne'er feels blue. CASTRODALE. ANDREW Always eager to study, He never bothers anybody. CERNICH, ANN MARIE Gift Committee Monitor A willing worker, dependable Shy in manner and lovable. CERNY, MITCHELL Blond, witty, full of fun, Mitch is always a cheerful one. CHRISTIAN, WILLIAM D. Class Treasurer Electron Club Annual Staff Very witty and such a tease Eager everyone to please. CLARKSON. RUTH I. National Honor Society Annual Staff Social Committee Advanced Secretarial Course Small in stature, very sweet Rutie's one we like to meet. CORROT0, THOMAS L., IR. National Honor Society Social Chairman Student Council Senior Play Prom Attendant l-lere's the actor in our class Hollywood he's sure to crash. -if Page Sixteen lite DAVIS, THOMAS E. National Honor Society Chairman of Advertising Committee Tommy, neat and unassuming One can never find him fuminq DE CARLO, I-UCILLE H. Gift Committee Monitor Demure describes her quiet ways I We'll miss her in the coming days. DELLICK, FRBNK Iunior High Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Captain City Champs Base ketball Tall and speedy, much alive Captain of our varsity five, DE PAUL, ANTIONETTE ANN Glee Club Girl Reserves Commercial Club A u'et person very neat A gmlle that's shy and awft-1l1Y sweet. DE SALVI, CARMEL M. Advanced Secretarial Course Prom Attendant Girl Reserves Cute and friendly, always neat, She sweeps our heroes off their feet. DIANA, ANG-ELO Auto Shop Foreman Sales Committee Monitor Class Basketball Curly hair, twinkling eye, Angelo's an all right guy. DIANA, CASPER IOSEPH Varsity Football Reserve Football Attendant at Prom Prom King Class Day Committee Of our class he is the king It seems that he has everything. DIXON. GRACE A. National Honor Society Editor of Echo Co-Editor of Annual Ring and Pin Committee Press Merit Award Efficient, kind our editor Grace A future journalistic ace. D'ONOPRlO. FLORENCE V. Sales Committee Commercial Club Monitor Energetic she likes to work, Her duties she will never shirk. DOTA, RAYMOND GEORGE Senior Play Prom Committee Prom Attendant Tall, good looking is this lad. Leaving him will make us sad. DRONEY. MARY LOUISE Echo Club Annual Staff Girl Reserves Press Merit Award Senior Play Publicity Sl-ie's the girl with lovely eyes Poised and charming, hear those sighs? ESPOSITO. MARY ANN Sales Committee Monitor Religious in her views on life, Quiet and ever free from strife. EUSANIO, ARMAND Class Basketball Reserve Basketball Track Baseball Annual Committee In choral work he does his bit, As a singer he'll be a hit. EUSANIO. AUGUST Basketball Worry and studies never bother him, He's cheerful, vivacious and full of vim. EVERETT, MARIAN LOUISE Senior Play Chairman of Announcement Committee Monitor The queenly type as you can Wistehel golden locks fixed per- fectly. FABIAN, NICHOLAS STEVEN Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Student Council Head Monitor A football ace, this quarterback flash, Ever ready for a hundred yard dash. FARNER. CI-IRISTEENE M. Hall Duty Tardy Monitor Volleyball This talented girl plays the guitar, She looks a lot like Hedy Lamarr. 1-'ERRERL IENNY LOUISE Home Economics Club Monitor Quite a movie fan is she And very pleasant company. ruin-An. losm-1 nnwmib Monitor Joe is tall and studious And in his work, ambitious. GAUDIO, HELEN ANN Banquet Committee Home Economics Club Librarian Commercial Club In the business world she hopes to be A most efficient secretary. 4 GEBHARDT, ALBERTA CAROLINE Home Economics Club , Chorus Annual Staff A very comely nurse she'1l make, Her patie-nt's heart she'll surely break. -if Page Seventeen Iii'- GEORGE. CLYDE HAMILTON Annual Staff Erudite and ever at ease A qoodsnatured boy who's not a tease. GERLACH. OLGA Home Economics Club Prom Attendant She is always impeccably dressed Iudqed by all as one of the best. GOSS. DOLORES Chorus ' Composed and orderly We have found, ' We never know when she's around. GROH. JOSEPH National Honor Society, President Treasurer of Hi-Y Social Committee Annual Staff Electric Shop. Foreman Look out, Bing, here comes loe Singing high and singing low. GUARINO, HELEN EMILY Chorus A quiet personality A bit of charm and vivacity. HELSIGAN. ICANN H. Girl Reserves Monitor Chairman Ring and Pin Committee Advanced Secretarial Course A jitterbug addict, on the floor She beams and ever calls for more. HENRY, DOLORES ANN Senior Play National Honor Society Home Economics Club Chorus Ever ready with willing aid Dependable is this gracious maid. Page Eighteen iii- I-IERMAN. MITCHELL Chorus Monitor A punctual carrier of the news Sufzcess this boy will never ose. HEYER. DONELDA E. Social Committee Home Economics Club Chorus Commercial Club Blond, alluring, charming, sweet A member of our social, elite. HINES. MARGARET FRANCES Girl Reserves Glee Club Senior Play Usher A tall sophisticate is she A pleasing hostess she will be. t JACKSON. TALMADGE DELMAS National Honor Society Varsity Football Student Council Assembly Annual Staff Kent Scholarship Tests King of the Gridiron is his name On the football field he gained his fame. IONES, BENNETT NEIL Achievement Committee Senior Glee Club Class Basketball Shop Inspector Auto Shop Crewleader Humorous philosopher Ben Known to everyone as a friend. IONES, FLORENCE ADELE Class Vice President National Honor Society Electron Club National Forensic League Kent Tests Musician, scholar, lover of art. Charming, witty and big of heart. KOZMA, MlLTON LAWRENCE Monitor A lad of great determination Competent in any situation. I.crCIVITA, PATRICIA RITA Glee Club Home Economics Club Banquet Committee In the kitchen she is queen, As a cook, she reigns supreme. LANDIS, ELIZABETH Glee 'Club A gay little chuckle and raven curls One of the prettiest of our girls. LASKIN. NATHAN n National Honor Society Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Tennis' Sports Editor of Annual Slow but sure, and undisturbed Nate by no one is perturbed. LEONELLI, NICK IOSEPI-I Class President Vice President of National Honor Society Auto Mechanics Foreman Chairman of Science Fair Chemistry and Physics Lab- oratory Ass't Success is his, we're sure of that Class prexy and born diplomat. LICKNER. EDWARD Class Basketball Golf Prom Attendant Ring and Pin Committee Senior Play Excellent dancer we all agree With charming personality. LONGSTREET. BETTY IANE Girl Reserves Chorus French Club Advertising Committee Monitor Regal beauty and smile gay Enchanting all in her own way. McELROY. WILLIAM A book-worm, studious, and polite He never does a thing for spite. McGHEE, BERNICE Monitor Glee Club Chorus The silent member of our crew Her words are wise and very few. MAFFEI. EDITH IHENE Monitor Student Assembly Prom Attendant Senior Play Banquet Committee For Best Girl Singer she's our choice This' qirl with unforgettable voice. MANDOLINE. SUSIE M. Monitor Commercial Club Annual Sales Committee She's a small and friendly lass The tiniest person in our class. Mzmszrt. IOSEPI-I srnvnn, IH. Basketball Good in work. good in'play An A-1 pal in every way. MARCONI. A. ALBERT. IR. Band Orchestra Band Concert Gift Committee Monitor Dark-haired handsome and tall It's no wonder the girls all fall, MARSEY, DONALD WILLIAM Chairman of Photography Committee Attendant at Prom French Club Electron Club Annual Committee Erect in bearing, handsome Don Girls for him will always long. MERRIMAN, DOROTHY ELLA Monitor Glee Club Chorus Of the crop she's the cream We hold her in high esteem. -'Ct Page Nineteen Yb- MBTICHELLI, LOUIS IAMES Football Varsity Basketball Class Basketball Ir. High Basketball Tall and husky, football king A leader in most everything. MIKE. THERESA ISABELL Invitation Committee Letter Girl Monitor G. A. A. In the gym she likes to play There this charming Miss holds sway. MILLER. PHYLLIS Sr. Girls Glee Club Treble Clef Club Annual Sales Committee Mighty sweet and mighty wise The fun just twinkles in her eyes. MUNTEAN. HELEN Ring and Pin Committee Girl Reserves National Honor Society Class Day Committee Advanced Secretarial Course Helen is a mental whiz An easy feat is any quiz. OWENS, COSTELLER Home Economics Club Hall Duty A quiet miss with smile so shy Admiring eyes watch her go by. PARELLA. ROBERT A. Social Committee Chorus Knobs Parella gets around He jitterbugs all over town. PARLINK. ALBERT Band Orchestra Class Day Committee As Gabriel Parlink, he is known For on the trumpet he holds his own. 'UE-I Page Twenty liv- PARTEE. CHARLES W. Shop Crew Foreman Versatile, witty Charles Partee A good mechanic he will be. PATRICK. IAMES FRANCIS Staqehand Senior Play Monitor Ass't Mgr. Annual Janitor His industry excels the best His hair is black with curly crest. PATZEK. IOHN LOUIS One of our tall and silent men For the great outdoors he has a yen. PAVONE. MICHAEL Advertising Committee Business-like and serious His solemn air appeals to us. PAZ, JOSEPH Attendant for 12A Prom Class Basketball Banquet Committee Class Baseball A dark senor with flashing eye Hi thrills the girls as he goes y. PECHALK. CARL IAMES Class Basketball Annual Staff Hall Monitor Class Baseball With baseball bat he is an ace In many sports he has a place. PERRY. ANTHONY IOSEPH Name Card Committee Advertising Committee Class Basketball Chorus Class Softball Good in study. work, and play We'll miss him when he's gone his way. PESA. REYNALD ALBERT Hall Monitor Advertising Committee Glee Club Class Basketball Witty lad full of qlee A friend to all he hopes to be. PETITE. PHYLLIS FRANCES Swimming Volleyball She is petite just like her name To please everyone is her aim. PETROLLA, DOMINIC LOUIS Class Basketball Advertising Committee Glee Club Student Assembly Hall Monitor Him no one can criticise Biq in heart, tho' small in size. PETRUZZL GUY JOHN Class Basketball Annual Staff Hall Monitor Electron Club Class Baseball Lovable, mischievous, hand- some Guy Full of jokes and yet quite shy. POLLICE. THEODOHA ANNE Chorus Monitor Always in a happy mood Ever ready to do some qood. RASHID, EDWARD RAYMOND Senior Play Commercial Club Baseball Class Basketball Social Committee Terpischore is Eddie's muse lust a jitterbuq on the loose. REGA, EUGENE ALBERT Football Basketball Muscular, athletic build With dreams of him all girls are filled. RENALDY, ROCCO ROBERT Class Social Chairman Basketball The Hi-Y prexy, a printer, too His work keeps him from being blue. RETO. THOMAS FRANCIS. Ir. Monitor Class Basketball Manager Class Baseball Manager Class Day Committee Never sombre full of vim Pleasant hours are spent with him. - ROBINSON, MARY LEE Glee Club Home Economics Club Mary seems to have her fun But never bothers anyone. ROBINSON. MILTON Monitor A funster of unusual tact We, with laughs, to him react. SABELLI. CLARA M. Annual Staff Make-up Ass't for Senior Play Echo Monitor Home Economics Club Senior Choir Honors to her will someday fall This quiet favorite of us all. SANDERS, REGINALD STANLEY National Honor Society Picture Committee Band Class Basketball Class Baseball lnbfuture years Reg hopes to e In medicine, the best M. D. SANTORE. PETER ANTHONY Monitor Class Baseball Committee of Name Cards Pete the printer, we might say For this it seems he'll be some- day. -'Cf Page Twenty-one ll' Q? Electric Shop Foreman SCAHILL. JOSEPH EDWARD Invitation Committee Class Baseball Monitor Ioe. a sports fan, tried and true A booster of the gold and blue. SCARANO. FLORENCE Senior Choir Hall Duty Girl Reserve Advertising Committee A charming miss, so very small And yet she is a friend to all. SEBASTIAN. MARTHA LOUISE Class Secretary National Honor Society National Forensic League Advanced Secretarial Course For her success we do predict Our scintillating intellect. SHAFER. ROSE EILEEN National Honor Society Electron Club Girl Reserves Senior Choir Tennis Here's a girl of great appeal Gentlemen's hearts she'll al- Ways steal. SINCLAIR. MARY ELZETTA Baseball Basketball She likes to ride her bike a lot To any near or distant spot. SMEDLEY, ROBERT DARE Hi-Y Treasurer Advertising Committee A future leader of ct band Graceful with baton in hand. SMITH, MILDRED MARGARET Girl Reserves V. President of G. A. A. Annual Sales Committee A iolly person full of fun With smile that rivals mid-day sun. 'Sf Page Twenty-two tit- STARK. LOUISE GERTRUDE G. A. A. Senior Choir Glee Club Swimming A brilliant member of our class Life's long test she's sure to pass. ULANSKY. THELMA LEE Social Chairman of Girl Reserves Social Committee Chorus A well-behaved, good natured sport Sweet in manner and very short. VACCARO, MARY ROSE Home Economics Club Glee Club A smaller one cannot be found From her we never hear a sound. VANASKY. ANDREW Electric Shop Foreman Varsity Football Class Baseball Foe to none and friend to many Of girls, he says, he has not any. VANATSKY. ANDREW Glee Club Invitation Committee Advanced Office Training Course Wavy hair of chestnut hue Cheery smile and eyes of blue. VETRO MILE, KATHLEEN National Honor Society Advanced Office Course Swimming Shorthand Awards Dark serenity with hidden mirth Full of wisdom but short in girth. VOUROS, IOACHIM H. National Honor Society Senior Orchestra Hi-Y Tennis Team French Club Playwright, fiddler, this talent- ed one With him we all have lots of fun. WAGNER. OLGA IRENE Social Committee Girl Reserves Glee Club Commercial Club Advanced Secretarial Course lust ask her if she has a beau And we don't think she'll ans- wer no, WATKINS. MILDRED DELPHINE Senior Play Girl Reserves Advanced Secretarial Course Picture Committee Annual Staff Free from worry yet competent Lovely, fair, and elegant WATTS, CLARENCE Crew Leader Hall Duty Class Basketball Sales Committee Buddy Watts looks quite com- plete Dressed for shop from head to feet. WHITMORE, AYLEEN OLIVE Monitor Commercial Club Ayleen is a jolly lass Loved by everyone in our class. WILLIAMSON, ANN CATHERINE Senior Choir Hall Duty Clinic Duty Advertising Committee Enraptured by her charming voice We call her the people's choice. WRIGHT. IRENE Senior Orchestra French Club Senior Basketball Baseball The last in our class hut not the least, One of the best to qo from East. -til Page Twenty-three Rv- A Record of Events . . Entrance to East , Organization of Class as Iunior A's Get Acquainted Party Dance as Senior B's Senior A-B Basketball Game ' Senior A-B Basketball Game as Sr. A's Play Dance Prom Class Day Baccalaureate Banquet Commencement Nu-Elms Auditorium N u-Elms N u-Elms Auditorium Auditorium Mansion Auditorium -if Page Twenty-four lil'- Sept. April 25 May 24, Sept. 13 Ianuary 10 March 21 April 3-4, April 25 May 23 Iune 11 Iune 8, Iune 11 Iune 13 I I 1937 1940 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 ALBERT DEXTRAS President FLORENCE SANDY Vice President MARGARET HOPKINS Secretary HARRY MESHEI. Treasurer I. HUNTER MISS ALICE WEBER MISS MARY ACKWORTH M. B. REESE They Directed Our Class Affairs . We give both thanks and credit to our advisers and of- ficers who-through their tireless efforts, perseverance, and wisdom-successfully guided and helped us-through our last years of high school life. 'if Page Twenty-five E+ Orchids to These . Ioe Lobreglio Robert Locatos Iohn Marsey Angelo Mavrigan Sylvia Meadows Alice Sakovich Martha Sloan Magdalen Staub Peter Zarconi Rose Altiere Rose Annackin Alfred Bonner Lucille Bish Audria Haynes Pete Lanzi Don Lightner Ice Hosa Paul Ciolli Don Lightner George Higbee Lee Brown Don Lightner Margaret Hopkins Frances Renaldy Florence Sandy Anita Iolly NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Lois Carmichael Raymond Catoline Mary Aileen Coleman Margaret Davis Marie DeMolli Lewis Dil..allo Ieannette Gilkes Mollie Glasberg Margaret Hopkins Dale McCoy Guy Massocco GRADUATED 3Vz YEARS Mary Kauffman Harry Meshel Mary Milione Achille Nespeca lohn Palikaras Armond Rossi Eurad Rouse Ann Sakovich Iosephine Sanders Florence Sandy Mary Ella Sheppard Edith lane Windle Guy Massocco SENIOR A LETTER GIRLS Theresa Mike Mary Sekula Edith lane Windle Iuanita Wining BASKETBALL LETTERMEN U Anthony Neri, Mgr. lack Powis FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Nick Tisone Guy Massocco lack Powis Thomas Berger TENNIS Paul Ciolli Lee Brown Iohn Traylor Pete Lanzi Ice Venglarcik Anthony Neri, Mgr. Thomas Lally ADVANCED SECRETARIAL COURSE Lucille Vetrornile Lucille Caruso Mary Sekula PRESS MERIT AWARDS luanita Wining Mary lane Sciortino Magdalen Staub Robert Locatos Rose Ross Clair Morton Theresa Sweden PINS FOR SPEED IN TYPEWRITING Peqqy McMahon, 50 words Martha Sloan, 40 words Mary Ella Sheppard, 50 words Iune Thompson, 40 words Loise Crowe, 50 words FRENCH CERTIFICATES FOR A WORK DURING PREVIOUS SEMESTERS Alice Sakovich Marie DeMolli Iosephine Sanders CLASS VALEDICTORIAN y H Robert Locatos CLASS SALUTATORIAN Raymond Catoline -if Page Twenty-six Among The Outstanding . An initiation different from those of preceding years saw thirty-six students honored because of their character, service, scholarship, and leadership. Poems introduced the speeches. While the speeches were being given a famous personality was represented in a frame. New members sat on the outside row in the auditorium, and walked directly to the stage. The annual Honor Society banquet followed the initiation. This was a spirited affair with speeches and dancing. The Society organized the Big Sister, Big Brother movement to influence students who have had the wrong start in high school. Iune members: Rose Altiere, Bob Locatos, Iohn Marsey, Raymond Catoline, Robert Morris, Marie DeMolli, Alice Sakovich, Ruth Whiteside, Martha Sloan, Sylvia Meadows, Margaret Davis, Angelo Mavrigan, Peter Zarconi, Ioe Lobreglio, Magdalen Staub, Mary Ella Shepherd, Andy Yan- kewicz, Harry Meshel, Dale McCoy, Edith Windle, Florence Sandy, Lois Carmichael, Iosephine Sanders, Ann Sakovich, Mary Milione, Euracl Rouse, Iohn Palikaras, Guy Mazzocco, Achille Nespeca, Lewis Diliallo, Ieanette Gilkes, Mollie Glasberg, Margaret Hopkins, Rose Annackin, Aileen Coleman, and Armand Rossi. 43 Page Twenty-seven f A I Scores Again . . Yokel boy makes good! -That was the theme of A. I. Whitaker's latest success, Poor Dear Ed- gar -The setting was again a little college town -Bill Haggerty as Edgar, was the yokel boy who made good, by saving the college-Antique autos, bass drums, cakes, pigeons, etc., all were in the play-Mollie Glasberg, Rose Altiere, Ioe Hubert, Margaret Bernard, Lewis DiLal1o, Angelo Mavrigan, Lucille Diorio, Frances Renaldy, Juanita Wining, Earl Krichbaurn, Alberta Dietz and Harry Meshel, in the supporting roles, turned in excellent perfor- mances-The play was the longest one ever given at East High. 'if Page Twenty-eight IH'- ALTIEBE. ROSE National Honor Society Kent Scholarship Test Senior Play Girl Reserves French Club Refreshing, delightful is our Rose, Always smiling wherever she goes. AMICONE. THOMAS Social Committee Tumbling Glee Club Class Basketball As the graduates pass in re- view, Here comes Tommy. He's never blue. ANNACICIN, ROSE National Honor Society Glee Club French Club Monitor This girl has brown, curly hair, and blue eyes, Her ambitions she will realize. ATHETIS. IREN E Announcement and Invita- tion Committee Commercial Club She is dainty and pensive, Spirited, but also sensitive. BALASKO, MAGDALEN Monitor Commercial Club Kind and friendly is this lass, An enjoyment to her class. BALESTRA, ANTHONY Sr. B. Basketball Sr. A. Basketball Hi-Y Advertising Committee Here is a dependable boy, He spreads quite a bit of joy. BARNES, NATHANIEL Glee Club, President Senior Choir Shop Inspector Everyone likes this friendly boy, Who shares with all his smiles of joy. BASISTA. ANN Tri-Hi Club Home Economics Club, Pres. Monitor Ad Lo Ho Club Commercial Club To be a secretary is her aim, She'll be on the road to fame. BAYER. MARY LOUISE Tri-Hi Club Monitor Commercial Club Blissful and charming, Her smile is disarming. BECK. CHARLES Social Committee Football His hair is blond, Of dancing he's fond. BELLINO, FRANCIS Annual Committee A representative of the Annual staff, He always enjoys a hearty laugh. BENNETT. CAROLYN Iunior Orchestra Senior Orchestra Basketball Home Economics Her likeable stature tall and lean, Can ever through the halls be seen. BERGER. THOMAS Italian Club Football Junior Basketball Monitor When it comes to winning a race. This football player sets the pace. BERNARD, MARGARET Senior Play French Club Girl Reserves Debating Bubbling with pep from head to toes. She spreads joy wherever she goes. -'EI Page Twenty-nine I-Jr BOND. RAYMOND Invitation and Announce- ment Committee Kent State Tests President Band Senior Orchestra Iunior Orchestra I-le certainly deserves a hand, For his fine work in the band. BONNER. ALFRED National Honor Society Student Assembly Electron Monitor A dependable lad who'll carry his load, Uncomplaining along life's hard road. BOYER. OLIVE Girl Scouts Tri-Hi Club Ad Lo Ho Club Librarian Commercial Club This cheerful miss will lend a hand, When good services are in demand. BOZ, RAYMOND Hi-Y Band Senior Orchestra Student Assembly Head Monitor on Hall Duty Smiling, blonde, and slim, You can't help liking him. BRADLEY, GEORGE Monitor He is considerate and under- stands The solace which our woe de- mands. BRAND, EUGENE Band Iunior Orchestra Senior Orchestra Glee Club Track His high school days end all to soon, For he's coming out in June. LEE BROWN Junior High Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Monitor A football player of renown, He will never let you down. -it Page Thirty +3- BRUMERT. GERALD His blonde hair is wavy, He'll be a professor, maybe. BUNYOFF, PETER Band Orchestra Here is a member of the band, Let us together give him a hand. BURT, HARRY Iunior High Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Monitor A football player of renown, He will never let you down. CALCAGNI. THERESA Class Day Committee Home Economics Club So small and yet so sweet, Her smile is cz treat. CARMICHAEL. LOIS National Honor Society Girl Octette Operetta Girls' Glee Club Monitor Meek and mild in her ways. Octette activities fill her days. CARUSO. LUCILLE Advanced Secretarial Train- ing Course Girl Reserves Adverstising Committee A pretty face she possesses, Topped by beautiful, black tresses. CATOLINE, RAYMOND National Honor Society Electron Club. President 4o-41 Kent Scholarship Test Scholarship Test Annual Staff and Sales Committee I-lere's a brilliant little lad, Ever smiling, never sad. CHAMBEH5, BETTY Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Commercial Club She doesn't make much noise, But she certainly has poise. CIAVARELLA. ANGELO You'd know him almost any- where, By his eyes and dark brown hair. CIOLLI. PAUL Varsity Football Reserve Football Class Basketball Shop Foreman With him on the football field, Our team did seldom yield. CLELAND. DAVID Senior Glee Club Of this couplet, the theme, Should be Deep in a Dream. COLASANT, AMELIA Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Home Economics Club Commercial Club Monitor We know her by her red hair, And other features so fair. COLEMAN, MARY AILEEN' National Honor Society Drum Majorette Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Girl Scouts You should see her twirl a baton, As with the band she marches on. COLEMAN. EMMA Glee Club Basketball Volleyball Tumbling Baseball A smile so friendly and warm, She's helpful to all, night or ITAOXTI. COLLINS. AGNES Picture Committee Tri-Hi Club Commercial work is her chosen Icourse. Diliqence will remain an ac- tice force. COSTANTINO. HENRY Junior Orchestra Football Name Card Committee His crisp, coal-black, wavy hair, ls the envy of many a maiden fair. COSTELLO. MARY Ring Committee Commercial Club Student Assembly Senior Girl Reserves Big brown e , tt '1 , wuiii with KES S2395 ET? mi e. CORCORAN. IRENE Girl Reserves Announcement and Invita- tion Committee Her pretty face and auburn hair, Cause the boys to stop and stare. COX, FRANK Auto Shop Crew Leader When he's happy, watch his smoke, He can take and give a joke. CRKSS. EILEEN Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Commercial Club Glee Club A friendly girl who would do Almost anything for you. CROWE. LOIS Ad Lo Ho Club Tri-Hi Club Monitor Commercial Club Fresh as a flower through the day, Happiness always lights her way. if Page Thirty-one fl'- CUPPLES. I-'LORA Class Day Committee Allufing, friendly, and conviv- CI, Ddtails she doesn't consider trivial. DAIGNEAU, MARY Ring and Pin Committee Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Girl Scouts Commercial Club She's iovial and qay, In a very pleasant way. DANCHISE, ROSE MARIE Girl Reserves Home Economics Club Tri-Hi Club Commercial Club Monitor Here is a secretary-to-be Wha does her work energetic- a y. DAVIS, BETTE Drum Majorette Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Girl Scouts Commercial Club Another twirler passes by, ln smart ensemble to catch the eye. DAVIS, MARGARET National Honor Society Choir Electron Club G. A. A. Treble Clef Club Her daily activities are end- less, Result: Never friendless. DAVIS. WILMA Choir Home Economics Club Always ready for her good deed, She's really a friend in need. DE BACCO, KATHERINE Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Home Economics Club, Sec. Sales Committee Monitor We have plenty of pretty girls, But not with her natural curls. if Page Thirty-two lil- DE CECCO. SAM Class Basketball Orchestra A face which demands atten tion, His various moods also deserve mention. DE FRANK, ANDREW This ready and able volunteer Really deserves a loud, long cheer. DE JULIO, ALDO It's a fact he never frowns, Whether he has his ups or downs, DELSANDRO, IOSEPHINE French Club Monitor Glee Club She would be good at debating, Because she doesn't like hesi- tating. DE LUCIA, ALFONSO Football Auto Shop Crew Leader Shop Foreman Bubbling over with mirth and Isntlgis jolly, likeable boy. DE MAIN. IOE Social Committee Monitor Handsome, mirthful. ever teas- mg, His ways and manners are so pleasing. DE MAIN, PATSY lust the kind of pal to have, Doing things in your behalf. DE MOLLI, MARIE LOUISE National Honor Society President of French Club Consul Representative of Girl Reserves Electron Club Social Committee Smiling ever happily and gay She will drive your blues away. DE PASCO. IENNIE Girl Reserves Commercial Club Monitor Italian Club Thoughtful, patient, and sin- cere, lt's comforting to have her near. DE PRIM. MARY Monitor Librarian Glee Club She's sweet, everyone knows, Friendly wherever she goes. DEXTRAS. ALBERT Class President Hi-Y Student Assembly Senior Boys' Glee Club Electric Shop Foreman Curly-haired, tall, and full of fun. I-Ie's known and liked by every- OX19. DIETZ, ALBERTA Senior Play Sales Committee Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Monitor Eyes of blue and hair of gold, Int lgiese words her picture o . DI LALLO. LEWIS National Honor Society Senior Play Electron Club, Vice Pres. Echo Staff. Sports Ring Committee Science is the thing for Lew. He knows so much about it, too. DIORIO. LUCILLE Senior Play Tri-Hi Club Ring and Pin Committee Commercial Club Monitor This dark-haired lass is small in size, But her genialty wins any prize. l DIYORIO. RAYMOND Hi-Y Monitor The mem'ry of others may grow dim, We will always remember him. DURLEY. MILDHED REBECCA French Club Band G. A. A. Girl Reserves Proud of her we'll always be, She's the kind we want to be. DURSE. LENA Her thoughts never roam, In school or at home. EDDY, FRANCIS Band Ring Committee A friendly senior at our school, HeR sfldom violates the Golden u e. EMRICH, WILLIAM Picture Committee Gift Committee Dignified, popular, with blond hair That makes the other boys de- spair. FA BRY. CATHERINE She doesn't believe in talking loud, Of her our class is truly proud. FINERAN, GERALDINE Sure, and we have an Irish colleen, Who walks with the grace of a queen. -if Page Thirty-three lit- FISCHIO. DOMINIC He traveled with us a long. long way, Doing his share day after day. FOBTE. MARTHA French Club Glee Club Baseball Basketball Tumbling Many friends Martha wins. She's the other half of the twins. PORTE. MARY French Club Glee Club The twins begin with Mary, For you a smile she'll carry. FOSSACECA. TOE Year in and year out, Ioe's our choice to have about. FRANKLIN. JOAN Home Economics Club News Chairman Glee Club Small and blonde, Of her we're fond. GAGE. DONALD E. Hi-Y Shop Foreman Monitor Annual Committee His sense of rumor is very rare. Likewise, his unsophisticated air. GAGLIARDI. ANNETTE Girl Reserves Italian Club Glee Club Chorus Monitor She's a girl who'l1 always play The game of life fair each day. -wif Page Thirty-four 19+ GALAIHDE. IENNY Picture Committee Commercial Club You talk about Angels in Dis- guise, You can tell she's one by her eyes. GALAIRDE. ROSE Tri-Hi Club Girl Reserves Announcement and Invita- tion Committee Commercial Club Here's another modern maid. Who's worked hard and seldom played. GENTILE, LEONARD Crew Leader Monitor He's the leader of our crew. A friend who is always true. GILKES. IEANNETTE National Honor Society Girl Reserves Electron Club Senior Orchestra, President Tri-Hi Club A violin artist who's bound to be A success in life, a celebrity. GLASBERG. MOLLIE National Honor Society National Forensic League Annual Staff Senior Play Tri-Hi Club, Vice President A smiling, charming lass, A real asset to the class. GLYNN, DOHOTHEA E. Girl Reserves Glee Club Happy girl without a care, With a knack for fixing hair. GREEN, WILLIAM Glee Club There are smiles that make us gay. Surely his drives blues away. GRESKO. HELEN G. A. A. Glee Club If you have any surplus candy, Give her some and she'll think you're dandy. GUGIN. 101-IN Electron Club Chemistry Lab. Asst. Ring Committee Senior Orchestra This fair-haired lad isn't shy, He always smiles when pass- ing by. GUIDICI. ERMET Ring and Pin Committee Dark, dashing, and debonair, The answer to a maiden's prayer. GUZY. MARY ANN Home Economics Club Commercial Club Always busy as ct bee. She works methodically. HAGGEHTY, WILLIAM Hi-Y Senior Play Senior Choir Senior Boys Glee Club Student Assembly, Pres. Ioyful and happy all day long. He revels in singing a delight- ful sonq. HANNIS. FLORENCE Tri-Hi, Secretary Senior Girl Reserves Commercial Club Class Day Committee Swimming Nothing else can take the place Of her cheery hello and her smiling face. HAY. CATHERINE Home Economics Club Senior Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Picture Committee All girls are sweet the boys SGY, But, Kay is sweet in a special way. I-IAYNES, AUDRIA ENOLA Commercial Club Girl Reserves Basketball Tumbling Volleyball A smile she'll always share, With you, here or there. HENDERSON. LOUISE Never bothers anyone, But, she is lots of fun. HERNA N. THERBA Senior Girl Reserves Monitor Tiny little girl, With such o lovely curl. HIGBEE. GEORGE Football Electric Shop Foreman Invitation Committee He is at his best In football, his major interest. HICKS. MERVYN Dresses neat, And hard to beat. HILLMAN, XATHERINE Quiet it's true. But never blue. HOPKINS. MARGARET Secretary of Class National Honor Society Girl Reserves Girls League Tri'Hi Club Worthwhile, gracious as a friend She'1l be true to the very end -'EI Page Thirty-five ln. - t x HORTON. LETER Electron Club Advertising Committee Staqe Hand Physics Lab. Asst. lntelliaent and humorous, His talents are numerous. HOSA. IDE President of Student Council Football Hi-Y Class Day Committee Reserve Basketball Blond hair and Dleasing voice, Football is this center's choice. HUBERT, IDB Senior Play Hi-Y Shop Foreman Reserve Basketball This actor so tall. Towers over all. IANNAZONE, EDWARD Auto Shop Crew Leader Monitor Now he's here, now he's there, Always on the go, I declare. IACKSON. ALFRED Football Class Basketball Auto Shop Crew Leader Chorus We who know him say he's swell, This to anyone we'll tell. JACKSON. SIDNEY A friend all the time. In wind, rain, or shine IOLLY, ANITA Advanced Secretarial Train- ing Course Senior Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Commercial Club She's so very nice and sweet, Girls like her are hard to beat. 'Et Page Thirty-six fil- YOSEPH, SAM Hi-Y Electron Club Affriend who'll stay true cmd e in , Until the very end of time. KAUFFMAN, MARY E. Social Chairman, Sr. Girl Reserves Chorus G. A. A. Tri-Hi Club National Forensic League We all like this smiling lass, A real doer in our class. KEFFER, ROBERT Class Basketball Cheer Leader Glee Club Gift Committee Tlus daring senior is full of un, And jolly well liked by every- one. KEBR. KATHERINE Tri-Hi Club Girl Reserves Home Economics Club Commercial Club Her cool black hair is disarm- ing, Her way of smiling is so charming. KRAYAC. MILDRED Tri-Hi Club Girl Reserves, Devotional Chairman Home Economics Club, Pro- gram Chairman Choir French Club This bonny miss is qleeful, and SUYI At football games does her voice stray. KRBILI-IR. SADIE Tri-Hi Club Commercial Club She is joyful, she is gay, She always drives the blues away. KREMTN. MIKE Let me tell all who hear, He:-'s a friend most dear. KRICHBAUM. EARL Senior Play Hi-Y, Service Committee Chairman Class Social Committee He sings, he acts, and dances, t , Always happy cmd never blue. LALLY. TOM Reserve Football Class Basketball Shop Foreman Class Baseball No one particular specialty, He has two or maybe three. LANZI. PETE CHARLES Iunior Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Prom Attendant An athlete who does his share, Hei does things you wouldn't are. LIGHTNER. DONALD Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Prom Attendant Reserve Football Shop Foreman Curly hair and a nice grin, He's full of pep, vigor, and vim. LIPOSCHAK, BETTY None, none on earth above her, To know her is to love her. LOBREGLIO. IOSEPH PATRICK National Honor Society Electron Club Kent Scholarship Tests Band State Scholarship Test A likeable lad with a master mind, Neither noisy nor socially in- clined. LOCRTOS. ROBERT National Honor Society Editor of Ianus Editor of Echo Student Council State Scholarship Tests Blond and intelligent is our Bob, Always ready and on the iob. LOMAX. IOE Football Basketball He's a big, husky boy. so. Football really goes with Joe. LUBONOVIC. HELEN - Tri-Hi Club Commercial Club Annual Sales Commi tee Always finding styles in clothes. A friend to everyone she knows. LY NCH. PAUL Quite a guy is our Paul, Always willing to play ball. MucNEII., HELEN Treasurer of Home Econom- ics Club Tri-Hi Club Girl Reserv Features: ly, ide-eyed stare, Nice blue e ' hair. MAGNETTA. LOUIS Annual Sales Committee Sr. B. Basketball, Manager Sr. A. Basketball, Manager Monitor Fun and jollity, Are his specialty. MAINERO. VIRGINIA Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Commercial Club Sales Committee She never needs a make-up kit. Because without it she's a hit. MALICE. EDWARD 'EI Page Thirty-seven BY' MANTINI. MIKE Sometimes he's serious, but we like him best, When he is at his wittiest. MARC!-IESANO. CELIA Home Economics Club Curly hair and laughing eyes, Celia is a sweet surprise. MARCHESE. ROSE Home Economics Club Monitor Rose in name, Fair in qame. MARSEY. IOHN Electron Club National Honor Society Kent Scholarship Tests French Club The N. H. S. claims him a member, Since initiation last December. MARTONE. ANGELA Girl Reserves Monitor Here we have a miss, petite. Small it's true. but oh so sweet. MASSOCCO. GUY National Honor Society Football Reserve Basketball Electron Club Student Assembly On a gridiron he won his fame, He gave glory to our school along with his name. MASTRO. FRANK Italian Club Shop Foreman Glee Club Of his studies he'1l never tire, Education is his one desire. cf if Page Thirty-eight lik' MASTRONESTIS. ANN Glee Club Commercial Club Monitor Librarian Usher at Playhouse Tcrll-and stately, with face so air, Possessed with beautiful black hair. MARZANO. IERRY Why is everyone so merry? They're talking with Ierry. MAVRIGAN. ANGELO National Honor Society Hi-Y Senior Play Annual Business Manager Choir Good-natured. lively, full of Pep' On the dance floor, can he step. MAY. MAGDALEN Shorthand Awards Home Economics Club Versatility is one of her feat- ures, She is well liked by her teach- eI'S. MAZZOLENI. ALFRED Auto Shop Foreman We like him more. never less, A lasting friend from E. H. S. MAZZUCCO. MARGARET Italian Club French Club Monitor Time may come and time may Q01 She'l1 be in our memory, I know. MCCOY. DALE L. National Honor Society gin? and Pin Committee 1. Electron Club Electric Shop Foreman Easy come and easy go, Has many friends and not a foe. MacDOWEl.L. IANE ANN Tri-Hi Club She receives compliments, , Because she uses her good sense. McGAVlN. ROSEMARY Monitor Her words are few, But she's a friend who's true. McHALE, CATHERINE Tri-Hi Club Girl Reserves Success is in store for Kay, For she tries hard every day. McMAHON. PEGGY Tri-Hi Club Girl Reserves Electron Club Gift Committee. Chairman Swimming She's tiny, it's true, But a swell friend to you. MEADOWS, SYLVIA Monitor Glee Club Choir French Club National Honor Society Who is Sylvia? you ask, She's not fearful of a hard task. MENDOZZI, FRANCES Commercial Club Here's a girl who'll always be Fondest in our memory. MESHEI.. HARRY National Honor Society Class Treasurer Student Council President Student Assembly Senior Play Wfa dalso have this handsome a To personify the dancing lad. MILIONE. MARY National Honor Society Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Sr. Orchestra Advanced Secretarial Train- ing Course Here is an unselfish beauty Who would never shirk her duty. W MOORE. MARY CATHERINE Drum Majorette Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Commercial Club Girl Scouts Here is another majorette That you will not soon forget. MOLINARO. VICTOR Hi-Y, President Choir, Vice President Senior Orchestra French Club Congenial, handsome and re- fined, We add, he's musically inclined. MORAN, FRANCES Tri-Hi Club Annual Sales Committee Commercial Club Girl Reserves Now, a charming personality Who avoids artificiality. MORGAN. RICHARD Social Committee Hi-Y Class Basketball When he dances, he's so smooth, Little Morqan's in the groove. MORRIS. JOHN Monitor Tall, dark, and handsome ls our Ichn, and then some. MORRIS. ROBERT Electron Club National Honor Society, Treasurer Kent Scholarship Tests Hair that won't stay combed in place Is perched above his smiling face. -'tif Page Thirty-nine lil'- i w 6-Nl M0 TON, CLAIR Kent Scholarship Test Echo Staff Annual Staff Intelligent to a high degree, Ask him a question and you'1l SEQ. MYERS, RUTH Girl Reserves Commercial Club Tri-Hi Club Her smile so sweet ls hard to beat. NEAG. MARY Class Queen Nothing can from our memory erase, Her gracious way and lovely face. NRRL ANTHONY Basketball Manager Varsity Football, Manager Class Basketball Class Day Committee Property Mgr. Senior Play He is the sparkplug of the team, He keeps the players on the beam. NERONE, ALFRED Football Liner Twelve long years he toiled thru, But to his friends he was true. NESPECA. ACHILLE. IR.. National Honor Chaplain of Hi-Y Electron Club Annual Staff A killer diller of renown, Is this little man about town. NO MARGARET ectron Club rench Club Girl Reserves Monitor A girl who lends a helping hand, To those in need whene'er she can. it Page Forty 13+ O'DEA. AGNES Girl Reserves Home Economics Club Debating Club Ring Committee Monitor Pleasant and never friendless. l-ler good deeds are endless. 0'HARA. I.eROY Chorus Crisp, red hair and bright green eyes, Tall in stature, with him time flies. OPRITZA. DAN Commercial Club Glee Club Here comes a good philosopher. He'd make a good officer. ORLANDO. ANTOINETTE Gift Committee Her quiet charm is captivating, Her polite manners, fascinat- mg. PALIKARAS, IOHN National Honor Society Auto Shop Crew Leader Glee Club While the sun shines he makes hey. Getting the best out of each day. PALO TTA, CHARLES A lad who will always be a friend To you, until the very end. PALMER. MARGARET Commercial Club Glee Club Monitor Annual Sales Committee Quiet, but smiling, Her ways are beguiling. W 1 1 PANNO. IAMES A finer lad could not be found If you turned the world around. PARISH. MARY ANN Commercial Club Chorus Italian Club Glee Club Seen from near or from afar, She's pretty as a movie star. PATRICK. RUTH Tri-Hi Club Girl Reserves Commercial Club Monitor So sweet and charming. She's really quite alarming. PAUL CHRISTINE Home Economics Monitor Commercial Club Retiring, obedient and quiet, Do something wrong? She'd never try it. PESCIONE. DOROTHY Tri-Hi Club Girl Reserves Commercial Club Who's that standing over there? I know it's Dorothy, by her black hair. PETRAS. VERONICA Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Commercial Club Prom Attendant Annual Sales Committee Amusing, energetic, sedate, I-leg clothes are always up-to- ate. PETROCCO. ZITA MARIE Commercial Club Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Monitor Small in size, large of heart. With her, happiness plays a major part. PHILIBIN. MARY LOU Girl Reserves Glee Club Annual Sales Committee Home Economics Club Monitor She walks along with effort- less grace, Always a smile on her face. PHILLIPS. IOHN Glee Club Hi-Y Well has he worked for the diploma he won In Iune of 1941. PIZZOLA. FBLIX Monitor Class Basketball Twelve long years he's worked. But not a task he has shirked. POMPURA. IO!-I Kent Scholarship Tests Hi-Y Electron Club, Program Chairman Science Fair Echo Club Generous, diligent, and kind. He has an unusual mind. PORTER, EARL Class Basketball Hi-Y Baseball Shop Foreman Senior Play, Property Mgr. I-le's always so happy and so GUY. An all-around boy in every way. POWIS. IACK Reserve Football Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Hi-Y Prom Attendant . Vitality, humor, freckles galore, On him could you ask more. PREGI. DANNY Commercial Club Glee Club Band Monitor our graduates parade, In His musical talents are dis- played. -'if Page Forty-one la- PRILEY. VIOLA Home Economics Club Tri-Hi Club Monitor Baseball Busy, thoughtful, and shy, She never ignores cr friend passing by. PROTOPAPA. RNGELINE French Club Girl Reserves Monitor Talkative, amiable, she teases you. This sunny miss truly pleases you. PUGLIESE. PAULINE Chorus Glee Club Girl Reserves Dark-eyed, vivacious, and qaY. She grows sweeter every day. . QUINN, BILLY Picture Chairman At times he's bold, then he's Shy. Oh, my goodness, what a swell quy! RAZZANO, MINNIE Girl Reserves Commercial Club Home Economics Club Ad Lo Ho Club A delightqsll chatterbox, With blac , curly locks. REESE. DONALD Always busy as the bee, He'll be famous. you will see. RENALDY, FRANCES Senior Play Advanced Secretarial Training Course Glee Club Monitor Every curl on her head is in place, And a radiant smile lights her face. -'Et Paqe Forty-two I-3+ REVISH, AUDHEY Basketball Baseball Girl Reserves Glee Club Dancinq is her great delight, She trips the light fantastic al- most every night. ROBBINS. IRIS Advertising Committee Operetta Octette Secretary of Choir Drum Majorette Her poise is perfect, for she A mannequin will be. ROSS. ROSE Tri-Hi Club Annual Staff Echo Staff Personnel Chairman 'Librarian A friend ever true, For both me and you. ROSSI. ARMOND VINCENT National Honor Society State Scholarship Test Electron Club Student Council-Assembly Co-Editor Annual Staff Smart in both work and dress, He's one swell boy, we must confess. HOUSE. EURAD R. National Honor Society French Club Track Team With him, everyone is nice, He's always first to break the ice. RUBBO. GLORIA Home Economics Club Monitor Commercial Club Glee Club She is active and sincere, To everyone who is near. SAKOVICH, ALICE MARGARET National Honor Society State Scholarship Test President French Club Annual Staff Treasurer Tri-Hi Club For her ways she is sweetness, For her dress she is neatness. SAKOVICH. ANN National Honor Society - Girl Reserves French Club Tri-Hi Club, President Picture Committee Witty and gay, ln her own charming way. SALOPEK. FRANK Talk about handsome gents. He fills all the requirements. SANDERS. IOSEPHINE URSULA National Honor Society Kent Scholarship Test Secretary Electron Club French Club Tri-Hi Club She's a girl who does her share, With precision and with care. SANDY, FLORENCE National Honor Society Vice-President of Class Tri-Hi Club Monitor Outstanding are her rosy cheeks, And her teeth that sparkle when she speaks. SAROCKA, IOE Baseball Football Football Manager Iunior High Basketball Electric Shop Foreman We'd like to introduce to you. ABf'avorite son of Gold and ue. SCAHILI.. PAUL The Age of Chivalry is still here, Whenever Paul is near. SCIORTINO. MARY JANE Advanced Secretarial Training Course Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club, Program Chairman Sr. Orchestra Supervisor Secretarial Training Class Here is a girl who is fully at ease, As she sits at the piano playing melodies. SCI-IWARTZ. BEATRICE Girl Reserves Librarian Tri-Hi Club Home Economics Club Commercial Club Her impish smile and flaming hair, Nice little things, but very rare. SEKULA. MARY Girl Reserves, Secretary Social Committee Advanced Secretarial Training Course Tri-Hi Club Letter Girl Bonny, buoyant, chummy with ll. If Gyou need her, she'll answer your call. SHEPPARD. MARY ELLA National Honor Society Girl Reserves 4 Tri-Hi Club, Social Chairman French Club Class Day Committee Her liltinq voice is sweet an clear, For her success we have no fear. SHULICK. HELEN Girl Reserves Band Tri-Hi Club Home Economics Club, Vice President Charm and wit go hand in hand, With this miss who drums for the band. SLOAN. MARTHA National Honor Society Kent Scholarship Test Senior Scholarship Test, South -Tri-Hi Club G. A. A. About roller-skating Martha is keen. On the rink she's often seen. SMITH, IRENE Glee Club Baseball Girl Reserves Basketball The finest friend and dancer oo, She always has a smile for you. SORIANO, TACK Annual Staff Hi-Y Monitor Commercial Club Reliable, cordial, and sagacious, This winsome pal is often veracious. +2-f Page Forty-three 134- SPENCER. EUGENE Football Basketball Auto Shop Crew Leader He's good at remembering sta- tistics, lt's one of his natural charac- teristics. SPOTTS, WILLIAM Chorus Operetta Hi-Y Happy-go-lucky. without a care. Everyone loves his jolly air. STAUB, MAGDALEN National Honor Society Annual Staff Kent State Tests Class Day Committee Tri-Hi Club Her scholastic achievements have no end, We're proud of her as a student and friend. STELLATO, KATHERINE Glee Club French Club Girl Reserves Monitor Chicken is her favorite dish, Give her some to grant her wish. STRAK. ADELE French Club Commercial Club Girl Reserves Gift Committee Tri-Hi Club A wonderful dancer is Adele. At a ball she is the belle. SULLIVAN. WILMA Girl Reserves Monitor Swimming Annual Sales Committee Clinic Duty She's happy all the while, And dressed in the lastest style. SWEDEN, THERESA G. A. A., President Annual Staff Girl Reserves, Social Chairman Girls' Sports Editor of Echo Electron Club A brown-haired, tall, and comely lass, Happy and smiling when you pass. -'El Page Forty-four 19+ TOMASINO. IOSEPHINE Tri-Hi Club Girl Reserves Annual Sales Committee Commercial Club Glee Club A dancer divine, Who won't fade with time. THOMPSON. IUNE Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Gift Committee Librarian Ir. Girl Reserves, Secretary Raven-haired and so petite, ln her dress faultless and neat. TISONE, NICK Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Class Basketball A handsome, but very quiet lad. He's never been or will be bad. TOOMEY. PATRICIA Advertising Committee Girl Reserves Tri-Hi Club Swimming Commercial Club Patty is our choice for a pal, She really is a nice sweet gal. TRAYLOR, IOHN W. Football Monitor Here we have another star, A football player 'way above par. TROMBETTA, ANTOINETTE Home Economics Club Monitor This little lass ls a credit to our class. TRONZO. CLARABELLE Girl Reserves Tri-Hy Club Commercial Club Glee Club A girl on the very brink Of success, so we think. TSARROKE. HELEN Librarian Vice President of Librarians Club Girl Reserves Tri-Hy Club Shy and sweet And very neat. URBACH. DAMON Baseball This red-haired boy would not say no, To an offer to see a show. ULICNEY. STEVE Handsome and blonde, but very reserved, The best kind of friend, we give you our word. VanCASE. MARGARET Commercial Club Glee Club She greets you in her cordial way It seems to brighten up the day. VENGLARCIK. IOE Football Basketball Baseball Football fans surround him, Very modest tl1ey've found him. VETROMILE, LUCILLE YWCA Swimming Girls A. A. Advanced Office Training Course Commercial Club Tri-Hi Club She has many, many friends Because she's quick to make amends. VICAREI.. PATSY Personnel Committee Student Assembly Class Basketball Reserve Basketball Curly hair seems quite the rage, So he supplies them for this page. VISCI. ANGELINE Monitor Tri-Hi Club Her middle name should be efficient, For her work is always suf- ficient. WANAMAKER, LOIS Girl Reserves Glee Club Commercial Club Girl Scout Clinic Duty Her. mirthful attitude is conta- gious. Always gay, ever gracious. WELSH. CELIA Girl Reserves Glee Club Home Economics Club Monitor Next in our graduates proces- sion, She's going to enter the medical profession. WHITESIDE. RUTH Annual Staff Girl Reserves Tri-Hi National Honor Society French Club She-'ll be an actress of fame, Marquee lights will spell her name. WILLIAMS. HEHMAN' Happy-go-lucky, always gay, He'll smile all your blues away. Q WINDLE. EDITH IANE National Honor Society Social Committee Electron Club G. A. A. Tri-Hi Happy, smiling, sun or rain, What would we do without our lane? WINING, IUANITA Senior Play Secretary of G. R. Sr. B. Prom Attendant Social Committee Advanced Secretarial Training Course Happy, friendly. very sweet In her manner charming, neat. -'El Page Forty-five B4- f N YANIGLOS, IOSEPH Crew Leader in Shop Baseball Class Basketball Genial, clever, and alert! Eacgi tday he has a different s ir. ZARCONI, PETER I. National Honor Society Class Social Chairman Hi-Y Student Director-Sr. Play Student Assembly Students may boast of oratory powers, But Pete has the best in ours. QUARANTO. PHYLLIS She, we have cz premonition. Will gain fame and recognition. -if Page Forty-six E+ YANKEWICZ. ANDY National Honor Society Golf Team Class Basketball Annual Staff Art is his great talent. so Into cz great artist he will grow. ZIDIAN. JOHN Football Baseball Monitor Now we come to the end of the class: I-le's not the least although the last. Day dreaming is not unknown to East students . . . A sylvan setting for our weary scholars . . . Patriots first even at football games . . . This couldn't have been the Massillon Game with Powis on the bench . . . No scandal, folks, this print job is for the Echo! . . . The answers to a maiden's prayer on our own campus . . . Definitely not an enviable position! . . . Uh, uh, uh, watch that qrass, fellas! . . . Machinery holds no mystery for these erstwhile mechanics . . . Looks rather formidable, doesn't he? . . . Oops! Think what a slip would mean to those fingers . . . Admirinq the country side, no doubt. -ii! Page Forty-seven lif- Don't blow a fuse, boys .... Ping! and Holman scores again while Speziale looks duloiously on .... Did We startle you, Martha Sloan and June Thompson, or was it only the handsome Cameraman? .... Living room: 99Q'Xl2' or is it 13'-Ah, nuts, gimme an eraser .... The tin shop has its appeal, too .... Take it easy, brother .... lt's 3:30 'nut sed .... Contemplating the future, Miss Iones? .... Inspiration enough for any poet .... Springtime, Marilu, rosebuds, romance and Tommy .... Hey! how did l get here? .... Did you see her when she?-Buzz, Buzz-And I told her-Buzz, Buzz-And she said-Now, Who's on the carpet? .... Marching along together .... lust like a rear View mirror .... Stand by for general announcements .... Look what they do to trees here .... Now here's the way you do it, says Prof. Woodward .... -was born in 1924 and died in 1776. One of his greatest Works was- as Olga wearily gives one more English report. Page Forty-eight Well, Well, and what was our cameraman doing in the girl's locker room? .... This is what makes a motor go round .... Please take a letter, Miss Brown .... Rembrandt has nothing on our artists .... lust routine stuff, huh, Bill? .... Duty calls, it's 12:55 P. M .... Beauty on the gridiron . . . . Trying to get a worm's eye view . . . . The conquering heroes rest on their laurels .... Two good reasons Why boys go to school .... Krupa competition, beat it out, boys .... Watching the Fords go by .... Horne- ward bound down rustic slopes .... lt looks impossible: how about it, Tony? .... The pause that refreshes .... Helen beams While poor Ann suffers nasally .... Watch the birdie, girls! .... How good she looks Without her books .... Puppy love, or is it, Rita and Unk? .... l-2-3-4- Who are We for .... You gotta be a football hero- .... Needles and pins, needles and pins, tl'1at's the Way every good dress begins. -'Ti Page Forty-nine R+ Reminiscing To reminisce the days gone by, Each laughing face, each sparkling eye, We like to think of days We spent At school, as to our tasks we bent, How vivid yet seems that first day, When our steps were turned your Way, A funny feeling, half-afraid, Made us strangers but We stayed To see the years speed by on wings, And, oh, there were so many things, Football games, assemblies, clubs, and plays, All helped to fill the passing days, The first dance, the Sport Hop, and the prom, One by one had come and gone, But We still remember those four happy years Of studies and books, of laughter and tears, And sigh as the time comes for us to tell This little red school house Words of farewell. -Alice Sakovich -if Page Fifty l-3+ QF!! if I - f 1-4 , P - ? 41 X - ,Q W-EAI iid. if A V Y if fgwf 1 . . A. , w ,Q x ii hi .flfiff GQ- ' , ,L . 1 'hw .. ' 1 , 152.4 ,. as x XX WMM, x. 5, , ' ' fl' QM ,I .. Page Fifty-two 13+ Orchestra A rush here, a rush there, and prestol .... the enchanting strains of music are heard echoing through the halls. So goes the hour for members of the East High Orchestra which is under the baton wielder, Mr. Carson. Presenting the annual Spring Concert and lending a musical background to the Commencement Exercises are the main objectives of this organization. An All-City Orchestra was formed this year with sixteen members from East participating. They were: Ieanette Gilkes, Marie DeMolli, Charles Noufer, Mary Milione, Lois Thompson, Nick Tsarroke, Raymond Bond, Irvin McClain, Richard Miller, Orlando Vitello, Mary Ferranti, Bessie Vassel, Steve Mavrigan, Andrew Athetis, Donald Nye, loe Civerella. Band The band displayed its wares on the football field and at several band concerts given in the school auditorium. Terry Carson, as baton-wielder, put them through their paces. The early morning sun usually found the band on the football field, behind the school, practicing, practicing, practicing. Further proof of the saying Practice makes perfect. The band added several new instruments to its collection, and kept up With the times by learning the latest swing steps. These steps will be shown on the gridiron next fall. Junior Boys' Glee Club The Ir. Boys' Glee Club is a preparatory group, preparing themselves for the Sr. Boys' Glee Club. ln this club the younger boys cultivate. their voices and learn fundamentals in music which they will have to master in order to be admitted into the advanced Glee Club. This group of boys, combined with the lr. Girls' Glee Club, which is also a preparatory group, sang for the Christmas program at the school and for a program at the Pearl Street Mission. We give encouragement to these younger boys, the boys who now and in years to come will bring us happiness with their music. -'tif Page Fifty-three l-3+ Student Council The first actively functioning Student Council of East High School came into being in Ianuary, 1940. Like the Senate, the Student Council is the upper house of the Student Council-Assembly. This body, with Miss Ethel Smith and Mr. Higgs as advisors, and ,foe Hosa as president, has been entrusted with considerable responsibility. The Council has charge of the monitor service, it has conducted several sales tax stamp campaigns: and it has charge of the noon movies, one of the newest features of the school. The council has selected a crest which shall be on the official East High School rings after 1941. foe Hosa, presidentg Iohn Bucur, vicespresidentg and Agnes Koleda, secretary, are the officers. With student participation in school government, East High becomes an example of democratic theories in practice. Student Assembly The student government at East has entered its second active year of functioning. The accomplishments of the group have been possible because all students have cooperated with this body. The lower house of the student government is the Assembly In this group originates all the legislation of the student government, for it is here that every home room has its own representative. Mr. Higgs and Miss Ethel Smith are the advisors. Officers are: president, Harry Meshelp vice president, William Haggerty: sec'y-treasurer, Iune Monnen. Debating Club The Debate Club of 1940-41 has completed another season of parties, tournaments, and other activities that have made the year seem altogether too short. Besides regular sessions, the East debaters were invited to discuss the debate question: Resolved that the power of the Federal Government should be increased, before many outside groups, such as, The Quota Club, The Iunior Clio, and Parent-Teacher Associations. lncidentally, excellent dinners often accompanied the speeches. Letters received by Mr. Morris from these various organizations, who heard the East High debaters, spoke enthusias- tically of their ability. ' Members of the regular varsity squad were: Iohn. Bucur, Hay Nye, Ida Wagner, Connie Iordan, Kathryn Palyan, and Vera Mchar. +Ef Page Fifty-four Ef- 421 Page Fifty-five 13' Page Fifty-six Q36 Senior Boys' Glee Club Very versatile are the boys in the Senior Glee Club. Taking part in the All-City Festival, acting as rough and tumble pirates in the operetta, Love Pirates ot Hawaii, and singing in the Christmas Cantata have been their major activities of the year. Honor as well as enjoyment has come to the boys through their singing. They received a rating of Excellent in the North Eastern Ohio District Music Contest held at Kent, Ohio, and were eligible to enter the State Contest Finals at Columbus, Ohio. Senior Choir Rendering appropriate music for all occasions is the big job of the senior choir .... They opened the school year by singing a group of numbers for the dedication program of the new Wing of the building .... During the holiday season, they added beauty to the Christmas pantomine with their lovely carols at the program presented for parents and students .... The beauty of Baccalaureate services for Iune and lanuary graduating classes was enhanced not only by the music but also by the impressive picture the choir made in their black robes .... A spectacle of color . . . this fully describes the operetta, Love Pirates of HaWaii, given March 19, in which the choir participated .... On April 2, the group took part in a program of vocal music given at the Masonic Temple . . . . Concluding their major activities, was the Inter-City High School Music Festival held May 2, at the South High Field House. Junior and Senior Treble Clei Another ot the honors given to the girls interested in music is to be selected to the Senior Treble Clef Club. These girls are selected to this club for the ability and interest which they have shown in music. The insignia of the club is in the form of a treble clef, for which the club was named. One of the facts which show that this group is ambitious is that they meet each Friday morning promptly at 7:45 in the music room ZOUA. We are sure that this newly formed club will do the utmost to bring its share of happiness and co-operation to the school and the community. Ci Page Fifty-seven lik' Echo Staff lust a reporter from station E-C-H-O snooping around for the latest tips in all sorts of news .... Deadlines and headlines, news scoop and feature tip, all a big headache to not only editor-in-chief, Robert Locatos, but also to all of his aids .... All work and no play makes lack a dull boy .... So among the social activities of the group are the Tri-County Iournalism meetings, held once a month at various high schools .... The program consists of a social hour with dancing and refreshments, and a discussion of the problems of school papers .... Esther Hamilton and George Kelly of the Vindicator staff and Bob Wylie from WFMI were among speakers heard at these meetings .... Bidding farewell are the graduating journalists, Robert Locatos, editor-in-chief .... Clair Morton, who handled boys' sports and headlines .... Mervyn Hicks, reporter . . . . Rose Ross, school editor . . . . and Theresa Sweden. copy reader and girls' sport editor. Electron Club Pungent odors, broken test tubes, strange concoctions, beautiful colors, poisonous ingredients, mysterious conclusions .... are all in a day's work for a member of the Electron club. This organization has achieved fame as an honorary society for the advancement of science. Year after year, the success of the Science Pair increases, both for the participants and the guests. This being the case, the Electrons feel that they have achieved their goal, for this is what they look forward to each year. All members are honor students who have an interest in the field of chemistry . . . The energetic president is Raymond Catoline, whose staff of officers includes Lewis DiLallo, vice president: Iohn Gugin, treasurer: Ioseph- ine Sanders, secretary. Mr. Stine is the club advisor. Hi- Y i lt is Tuesday night and familiar personalities are seen at the Y. M. C. A. These personalities are none other than the East Hi-Y boys with Victor Molinaro, president: Iaclc Powis, vice-president: Bill Ruble, treasurer: and Bill Haggerty, secretary, conducting the Weekly meetings. This club cooper- ating with the school has had charge of the field during football, games. The boys have taken care of the doors for the Operetta performance and for the Senior Play. The main social event of the season was the Sweetheart Prom which was held in conjunction with the Senior Girl Reserves. With Walter C. Leyda and Myron B. Reese serving as advisors, club members enjoy many pleasant social and business sessions. -'Sf Page Fiftyseiqht li'- K 'A- Puqe Fifty-nine Q39 ' GQIAL' Page Sixiy Junior Choir Tra la la la .... the Iunior Choir is practicing: either for the Baccalaureate services, to which they have exclusive right due to their many fine perform- ances in the past, or for some other musical event, Where they are sure to Win new laurels. Composed of eighty students from the eighth and ninth grades, this group has already Won a great deal of praise from music lovers for its splendid work in the Christmas Cantata and all the other programs in which they participated. Senior Girls' Glee Club With voices blending harmoniously, the Senior Girls' Glee Club Wearing trim White blouses and dark skirts brings honor and entertainment to East High School. Very active in all musical affairs, the girls sang in both the Christmas Cantata and the operetta, Love Pirates of Hawaii. ln the spring, the girls turned their thoughts and efforts to the All-City Music Festival. The radio also offered the young singers a chance to display their talents, and they gave several very fine broadcasts. Junior Girls' Glee Club Blending their voices harmoniously in beautiful songs is the delight of this group of young songsters. The presiding officers are: Ruth Russo, presidentp Florence Meshel, treasurer, Beryl Mclftill, accompanist. They lend their talents to the girls' assemblies and the annual Music Festival which is given by the vocal department. -tif Page Sixty-one Home Economics Club Banquets, parties, conventions and welfare work kept the Home Economics Club girls hurrying and scurrying this year. Parties galore-a St. Patrick Day Party with colorful decorations, a Christmas Party added good feeling and cheer to the season, and many other socials kept the girls in a festive mood throughout the year. The Columbus Convention, which Mildred Krayac, Rita McCarthy, Adele Emrich, Virginia Edwards, Sarah Harrington, Helen MacNeil, and the advisers Miss Lowrniller and Miss loslyn attended in April, consisted of a series of banquets, sight-seeing trips, and meetings, making it an experience long to be remembered. Welfare work was prominent in the club's activities and the girls gained a great deal of satisfaction from packing baskets for the needy, making picture scrap books for children, and making and dressing rag dolls. .lunior Girl Reserves Known to all as the Iunior Teens, this group of girls comes from the freshmen and sophomore classes. The club has had many successful social affairs, among which was a public dance held at Sacred Heart Auditorium. With these girls it is a custom at Christmas time to make baskets for the less fortunate. This year it proved a very great success. Officers who have had so much to do with these successful functions were: president, fenny Petretichp vice president, Iuanita Neeperp secretary, Madelyn Hubert: treas- urer, Concetta Cucciarre. Miss Brewster is the advisor. Senior Girl Reserves Proms, parties, tea-dances, and interesting bi-weekly meetings make this club a prominent one of the school. The proms and dances are colorful affairs with pretty girls in smart formals and sweet, syncopated music. Each meeting offers a new and pleasant surprise. Either mature speakers or the members themselves give short talks on problems facing high school girls. Then follow games, singing, refreshments, and other entertainment. At Christmas time the girls relived childhood experiences, dressing little dolls to be given away. An All-City G. R. tea was held and the dolls were displayed with those from the other schools. The officers who are responsible for making things go, are: Hildegarde Hubert, president: Ieanette Craven, vice-presidentp Juanita Wining, secretary: and Mary Sekula, treasurer. -if Page Sixty-two Ef- -if Page Sixty-three G. A. A. Wherever there's a fair game, good sportsmanship, and plenty of ball playing skill, you'll find the G. A. A. They're not only tops in ball playing, but in all sports and sports doesn't exclude dancing. Their gay frolics held every semester draw a large crowd of admirers of this girls' club. These sport hops are very informal and boys in comfortable slacks and girls in swinging skirts can be seen tripping the light fantastic to the swing music of a favorite band. But when it comes to athletic ability these girls reign supreme. On the gym floor, they are recognized by their pretty tennis dresses and their perfect serving, guarding or shooting for the basket. When one speaks of All-American girls, he speaks of the G. A. A. Operetta We had everything, from college students to blood-thirsty pirates, in the Way of entertainment-The pirates were a part of the cast of the music department's operetta, Love Pirates of Hawaii -Grass skirts, colorful, dreamy songs added enchantment-Yep, there was even love interest in the operetta -Lois Carmichael and Alfred Scali in the leading roles supplied this in- terest-Iris Robbins as the old-fashioned school mistress added a touch of comedy to the production-This was said to be the most beautiful operetta ever presented at East-Miss Snyder and Mr. Richards were in charge of the affair. The characters in the operetta included Lois Carmichael, Claire Ker- chofer, Iris Robbins, Esther McClain, Helen Cataland, Mae Davies, Alfred Scali, Ioseph Barolak, and Marvin Rufh. Frances Favicchio and Loretta Serafino gave tap dances. All the characters were members of the senior chorus or of one of the glee clubs. The print shop printed the tickets and programs. The publicity was taken care of by the art department. The cabinet shop, electric shop, and art departments Were in charge of stage arrangements. -if Page Sixty-four fif- Girl Scouts Many useful and educational studies were made during the past year by members of Girl Scouts, Troop 4 .... Miss Mabel Christy, advisor, super- vised and arranged the program of interesting activities .... lnstructions in first-aid were given by Miss Clark, the school nurse .... ln preparing the girls for later life, a course of study dealing With the development of charm and personality was introduced .... ln March, a Girl Scout Pageant was given at the South High Field House .... About 800 scouts from various troops throughout the city participated .... Dramatics and Literature, one of the ten fields of activity in scouting, was represented by the East High group. . . . . Outdoor suppers and hikes provided considerable fun for scouts who attended. Tri-Hi Club This newly organized club has enjoyed the full support of the Senior girls during its short life at our school and promises to be more popular in the future. Under the faithful guidance of Ann Sakovich, its organizer and president, the club has become a better and larger organization than at its beginning. Bi-Weekly meetings are full of fun and interest with the members supply- ing the entertainment. The girls are trying to cultivate good manners in dress and speech with the help of the advisers, Miss Ruth Higley and Mrs. Iulia Wood Smith. The Mother-Daughter Tea held in early February Was a delightful affair. The following officers are now in charge: Ann Sakovich .......... President Florence Hannis ....... Secretary Mollie Glasberg . . .Vice-President Alice Sakovich ........ Treasurer After School Hours Going back and forth, from classes to clubs, classes to clubs, kept us pretty much in a whirl-We made many new contacts in the clubs-had a lot of fun, too-those club parties, dances, and other socials were great-in spite of all the social activities, we did manage to keep up with our studies -but, most of us probably preferred the gay life to burning the midnight oil -never overdid it though--the clubs were educational, too-what with elec- tions and discussions and formulating plans: Clubs and classes, dances and lessons, And other merry strife, All Went together to make up The years of our high school life. -if Page Sixty-six lt?- Sound Bodies Promote Good Citizenship if Page Sixiy-seven P31- Boys on the '40 football squad include: Neri, manager, Laskin, Pelusi, Mestichelli, Delmark, McElroy Berger, Tisone, Backur, Palma, Canale, Rossi, Powis, DiRie-nzo, Massocco, Diana, Brown, Iackson, Ciolli Krayac, Andrews, Perl, Wayland, Lyden, Traylor, Ferranii, Venqlarcik, Fabian, Wagner, Mravich, Lanzi Vanasky, Polumbo, Scherl, Eqer, Porcase, Vicarel, Hoscx, Spaqnola, Hnat, Como, Carnivale, and Ramsey Football leitexmen Were: Diana, Iackson, Fabian, Reqa, Mestichelli, Vcmasky, Backur, Hosa, Ciolli Liqhiner, Hiqbee, Brown, Tisone, Massocco, Powis, Berger, Traylor, Lanzi, Ve-nglarcik, Pelusi, Kroyac DiRienzo, Delmark, Wayland, and Neri manager. +R Page Sixty-eight Ef- From Beginning to End on the Gridiron East-New Castle The Barrettmen opened their 1940 season with a 19-7 setback at the hands of the New Castle Nocktowners. The Sunrisers' lone tally came as a result of a drive from mid-field climaxed by Iackson's 15 yard sprint for the tally. Roberts and Cazza's end sweeps stood out for the Nocktowners. East-Sharon The Sunrisers broke into the win column with a 33-O victory over the Sharon tigers. The East High boys in avenging the defeat of last year, put on a great display of deception and power. Wayland, Powis, Perl, and Fabian put on their scoring togs to help hand Sharon the worst defeat ever suffered in their home stadium. East-Rcxyen The Barrettmen really hit their stride in trouncing the Rayenites 34-7, and in doing so overcame their first obstacle toward the city championship. Laskin, Krayac, Powis, and Fabian scored for East, while Finamore scored for Rayen on a last period pass against the second stringers. East-Memorial A determined Blue and Gold team went down to Campbell and gave a highly-touted Memorial eleven their first defeat in 15 games. After an even first quarter, East received the ball on Memorial's 40, as a result of a bad kick. East marched to the nine where Powis passed to Perl for the first score. The Sunrisers received the kick at the half and marched 60 yards to the three, from where Fabian crossed over for the score. Iackson booted the extra point to make the final score East 13, Memorial 0. East-Ursuline East High pushed three touchdowns across in the first two periods of play and added a safety on the final period to give East a 21-7 victory over Ursuline in a Knute Rockne Dedicatory game. Perl, Iackson, and Fabian shared in the scoring for the Sunrisers, while Lucci plunged over for the Fighting Irish's only score. - -if Page Sixty-nine East-South East High Blue and Gold's running attack proved to be more powerful than the passing attacks of the Red and Blue of South in a game which proved to be a real thriller. lackson and Delmark scored in the second period for the Sunrisers only to have it tied later in the quarter by a belated South passing attack. Powis plunged over in the final period after a 40 yard drive to give the Barrettmen a 19-13 victory. East-Wilson The Sunrisers stretched their string of victories to six when they trounced the Woodrow Wilson Presidents 32-6. Berger, Laskin, and Delmark led in the scoring for East, While Antonucci took a pass from DiOrio for the Presidents' lone tally. East-Massillon The Barrettmen's winning streak was shattered when the powerful Mas- sillon Tigers, the mythical state champions, defeated them 26-0 before one of the biggest crowds ever to Witness a football game in Youngstown. Massillon scored all their points the first half, only to find the second part of the game a different story, with East dominating the play. Mestichelli, Massocco and Iackson played a sparkling defensive game for the Sunrisers while Getz, Gillom, and James paced the Tigers' attack. East-Struthers The Sunrisers smothered a green Struthers team l9-O on a mud soaked gridiron. Fabian, Powis, and Lanzi scored for the Barrettmen in a game in which the regulars were used but sparingly. The East gridders showed a powerful offense and a tight defense in preparation for the Chaney game. East-Chaney East High won its first undisputed City Championship when after 48 minutes of hard play the Sunrisers of East came out on top with an 18-U triumph over the Scarlet and Grey of Chaney. Powis and Fabian accounted for two of the scores, while Lanzi picked up a kick blocked by Diana for the final marker. This game marked the finish to the high school football careers of Lanzi, Diana, Venglarcik, Ciolli, Hosa, Massocco, Mestichelli, Laskin, Tisone, Fabian, Perl, Iackson, Powis, Berger, Traylor, Vanasky, Backur, and Brown. -if Page Seventy E+ The Big Three l r l Introducing Coaches Barrett and Honey The one-armed paper hanger has nothing on him .... he's busier than the proverbial bee. Seeing that his players keep their grades up, figuring out new plays, directing practices, scouting the opposition, seeking Worthy opponents, teaching classes, and hunting for future material among the freshies, Coach Dick Barrett and his assistant Burt Honey, start the day early and end it late, in the performance of their duties. The team's record last fall clearly illustrates how well they performed these duties, as the Blue-Gold Won their second straight City Championship. E. R. is described best perhaps by two words, tireless andvefficient. He fills the manydutied position of faculty manager superbly. His outstanding work last fall was the booking of a football game with Washington High School of Massillon, Ohio, national scholastic champions, at Bayen Stadium. Ed was as busy as a centipede with athlete's foot making arrange- ments for the crowd of 15,000 that witnessed the game, Working from seven in the morning till ten at night pushing the sale of tickets' for the super attraction. He has charge of the basketball team's schedule as Well as being coach of the golf team. Men Behind the Scenes Bob Keffer, Iimmy Hagan, Frank Petruzzella, Harold Heyrnan, Iohn Baal, and Tommy Daley were the cheerleaders for the 1940-41 season, defeating a number of aspirants for the jobs of yellmen. And they really put on a show while putting the ole fight into the team and students. Taking great pride in their work, they never permitted East to be out- yelled by a rival crowd as they exhorted the Blue-Gold supporters to exercise their vocal chords. 'iff Page Seventy-one P34- Pictured above is the 1940-41 edition of East's basketball team. Left to right in the front row are: Palma, Dunleavy, Vicarel, Lanzi, Lyden, Gabriel, and Dellick. In the rear row are: Head Coach Littler, DeMai-io, Poinski, Student Manager Neri, Chicko, Testa, and Assistant Coach Hunter. Andrews not in the picture was also on the team. Andrews and those in the picture received letters. Through the '41 Basketball Season . . East 39-Fitch 43 East dropped the opener to a fast Austintown five 43-39. Fitch was pressed hard and won in the closing minutes. East 48-Euclid Shore 29 The Blue-Gold broke into the Win column by swamping Euclid Shore High 48-29. The victory avenged a one point loss to the Clevelanders the previous year. East 42-Boardman 27 East warmed as the season got under Way, topping the visitors from Boardman by a 42-27 count. Dellick and Laskin starred. East 25-Memorial 23 The Sunrisers eked out a two point Win over Campbell in a foul studded game. East 42-Canfield 41 Frank Dellick's foul shot sunk the district Class B champs as the East Siders Won 42-41 to make it four in a row. East 28-Farrell 39 A fine Farrell five proved to be sudden death to East's winning streak as the Blue-Gold succumbed to the Pennsylvanians. East 24-Girard 31 Frank Dellick was out of action with the flu as a snappy Girard team tripped the Easterners by seven points. East 47-Struthers 31 The down-river boys went down before the Blue-Gold in a one-sided contest. East subs played most of the game. East 48-Columbiana 34 Columbiana put up a stubborn fight but were outclassed by the visitors from East. The Whole team showed up well. -13 Page Seventy-two 13+ Important on the Cage Court .... Coaches Littler and Hunter Cage coach, Harley Littler, with Iohn Hunter assisting, took a graduation- riddled five and broke even in city competition while losing one more than they won during the whole season. Although small of stature, the boys proved mighty in heart and developed into a group of giant killers. Hats off to Coaches Littler and Hunter and their loyal team, who Won modestly and lost graciously throughout their campaign. East 38-Ellwood City 39 The East Siders lost a heart-breaker to Ellwood City when a last minute field goal by Ellwood turned victory into defeat. East 47-Scienceville 43 Sciencevillle was the first city team to bow before the Blue-Gold as East capped the City Series opener 47-43. East 29-Bessemer 34 Bessemer Hi proved too tough a foe for our cage squad as they trounced East 34-37. East 35-Rayen 40 Rayen dashed East's plans for a successful defense of their city title when they edged out our alma mater's squad, 40-35. East 36-Niles 52 A fine Niles team completely outplayed the Sunrisers to rout them 52-36 at Niles. East 23-South 57 East was beaten decisively by South as all hopes for a city championship vanished. The East lads seemed lost on the spacious field house floor at South. East 31-Wilson 44 A lanky, sharp shooting Wilson quintet continued their march toward the city silks when they defeated East 44-31. The loss was the Blue-Gold's fifth in a row. , East 35-Ursuline 25 After a long absence, the East Siders returned to the Win column as they beat the Irish of Ursuline 35-25. -'Sf Page Seventy-three fir Our Girls in the World of Sports . The echoes of School Days are heard ringing through the crisp Sep- tember air . . . Back to tablets, pencils, rulers, erasers and . . . lots of fun for the athletic-minded coeds. . . The season gets under way at Victory Field with the new game of field ball, scheduled for the opening event. . . There's lots of tough competition but Ieanette Vasel, captain of the Golds and her teammates Theresa Mike, Elizabeth Mike, Hildegart Hubert, Lucille Bish, Erma Nusser, Audria Haynes, Alma McMi1len, Iuanita Croft, and Dorothy Urbach emerge victorious. lt's not Iune in Ianuary, nor are we in Florida . . . but there's swimming for those who didn't go South . . . among the more enthusiastic are Ida Aswad, Delphina Santon, Theresa Mike, Irene O'Nei11, Donna Burns, Eliza- beth Mike, Mary Ronci, and Irene Simpson, members of lane Windle's team. Ranking highest is Lavina Stride, who passed junior life saving. Pita-pat, pit-a-pat . . . nope, it's not an April shower . . . lt's the sound of ping pong balls as Ruth Vtfhiteside, Madelyn Hubert, Ieanette Vasel, lda Aswad, Delphina Santon, Mary Hudak, and Theresa Sweden really beat it out in a closely contested tournament . . . In the finals we find Theresa Mike and Elizabeth Mike vieing for the title . . . lt's a hard and fast game . . . the winner is Theresa Mike by a small margin. Bowling . . . the perfect pastime for chillier days . . . provides lots of exercise too . . . Lois Byers, captain, and her team mates, Marian Moore, Theresa Mike, Lila Wright, and Lavin Stride are winners in the tournament. The weather zero . . . the blizzard rages on . . . buzzing around like busy bees in the spring . . . we see enthusiastic basketeers getting in prac- -tif Page Seventy-four lk tice for the final tournament . . . The deciding game . . . it's exciting . . . competition is keen . . . In the end the championship crown goes to Agnes Koleda, captain and her team . . . the members are Ieannette Vasel, Del- phina Santon, Katherine Palyan, Alma McMillen, and lda Aswad . . . High point honors go to Theresa Mike. About this time the girls are preparing to usher in volley ball . . . among the more enthusiastic are Ieannette Vasel, Rose Varie, Rose Tedde, Helen Demidovich, Delphina Santon, Mary Lou Burnett, Audria Haynes, and Goldie Nicholas . . . their captain, Agnes Koleda . . . Incidentally these girls also walked away with honors in the finals. The song of humming birds . . . the fragrance of blossoms . . . all this means that it's time for outdoor sports . . . Archery is first on the list . . . The scene is the Mill Creek Archery Range . . . competing schools are East, South, Chaney, and Struthers . . . Under the leadership of Theresa Mike, the East representatives are Eleanor Burns, Agnes Koleda, Elizabeth Mike, Clara Patterson, Antoinette Popio, Thelma Sisman, Lois Thompson, Ieanette Vasel, and Ethel Weinstein. The pitcher is winding up . . . first to bat is Theresa Mike, captain . . . and it's good for a home run . . . assisted by team mates Elizabeth Mike, Mary Ann Guzy, Grace Samuels, Lucille Bish, Alma McMillen, Christine Kukura, Elzetta Sinclair, Clara Schwartz, Olga Bodnar, and Matilda Schiff this team easily coppecl the championship title. lt's nearing vacation time, but the girls still find time for just a bit of tennis . . . they got some good pointers from Bill Tilden, noted tennis cham- pion, when he visited town to conduct his Tennis Clinic . . . Members of the winning team are Angeline Amodio, Margaret Davis, Hildegart Hubert, and Delphina Santon . . . their captain Agnes Koleda. Girls earning letters for outstanding performance in athletics are Madelyn Hubert, Lavina Stride, Edith lane Windle, Lucille Bish, Erma Nusser, Elizabeth Mike, Ann Samsonchik, Theresa Mike, Helen Demidovich, Mary Sekula, Ieannette Vasel, Agnes Koleda, Iuanita Wining, and Audria Haynes. The athletic honor award goes to Theresa Mike for the highest number of athletic points. The people responsible for this whirl of activity are Miss Olive Iones and Miss Eleanor McFarland, instructors in Girls' Physical Education. if Page Seventy-five fi?- I M, Of al JZLAQ ,Q,ul'f7n .1 42: Autographs ROBERT .mqe -Va -lfzf Page Seventy-six Q90- Gompfimemfs of THE YOUN GSTUWN PRINTING C0 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO To All My Friends--Tile Faculty and the Body of Students of East High School I Wish to express my deep appreciation for their patronage. I thank each and every one of you for your support. The Official Photographers for East I-Iigh School Ianuary and Iune classes of l94l. C GATSCHENE STUDIO 104 W. Wood Street Phone 31714 -if Page Seventy-nine H+ Compliments Stark Florists Flowers for All Occasions 0 O 0 Greenhouses, 1502 Parker St. Telephone 3-3412 Youngstown, Ohio Schaefer Music Shoppe 411 Keith-Albee Bldg. Musical Instruments Accessories Sheet Music and Supplies Phone 3-4605: Res. 7-7689 Guaranteed Instrument Repairing PHOTO REPRODUCTION COMPANY it Page Eighty ISP- Congratulations, Students Success . . . Reward for Your Efforts May They Continue Nu-Elm Ball Room The Mansion 529 Elm Street Logan Road L. A. CAVALIER, IR., Manager Youngstown, Ohio Congratulations, Young America! May the formal education and the democratic give-and-take of your high school years enable you to become the good citizens, intelligently working for a peaceful, prosperous de- mocracy, that America needs. We have faith in your generation. Now must you assume the historic responsibility of keeping faith with America. M C K E L V E Y 9 S 1883-1941 -'Ef Page Eighty-one B1- Seven Floors YoungstoWn's I Of Good Furniture Friendly O Of Right Prices Tod Hotel I On Right Terms For 0 0 0 HUiVIE'S an ue S B q t Dances 252 W. Federal Street Parties Next to Warner Theater BUN CLOTHING CO. A, SAVARINO Young Men's Graduation Suits 316.50 All Wool 137 E. Federal Street Fresh Meats . . . Groceri Phone 35986 1306 McGuffey Road Youngstown, Ohio SS I H0551 BROS. TESONE COAL CO. Funeral Home High Quality Coal Prompt Service 650 Himrod Avenue 448 E. Federal Street Phone 66685 'L Phone 6-5614 I Page Eighty-two tie Brown's Drug Store GEORGE W. BROWN We Give Prompt Attention to Your Prescriptions Gifts for All Occasions Oak at Lansdowne Phone 40952 Compliments Youngstown Handy Service Stores Compliments from Himrod Auto Body and Radiator Works Graduation Gifts It is easy to select gradua- tion qifts here. Our Gifts and Sporting Goods Departments are teaming with gifts that are especially appreciated by young men and Women. Equal or Greater Values The Stalnbaugli- Thompson Co. 114 West Federal St. Quality Merchandise Low Prices -13 Page Eighty-three Phone 40223 S H O E S Resoled - Reheeled Z I P P E R S Repaired - Replaced TRY Kline's Shoe and Zipper Service All Work Guaranteed KLINE'S SHOE REPAIR Compliments of I. VAGNOZZI Insurance Agency 752 Wilson Avenue Phone 73174 WHOLESALE RETAIL Free Delivery SAM DI GIACOMO Imported and Domestic Groceries and Meats Cheese, Olive Oil, Poultry Produce 330-332 Summit Avenue Phone 4-1438 Compliments of Sporting Goods Co. Phone 6-6512 We Specialize on School and Team Equipment L. F. DONNELL, INC. Extend their congratulations to the 1941 Graduating Class of East High School Oak St. Shoe Repairing We Do Good Work and Use Best of Material All Work Guaranteed 1312 Oak Street MIKE PREGI, Prop. Compliments of Oak St. Medicine Store School Supplies Soda Fountain Service PHILIP AMICARELLI, Prop. Corner Oak :Sf Garland Phone 40926 When You Think of Music Think of The Yahrling-Rayner Co. Youngstowrfs Pioneer Music House Established 41 Years Pianos, Band St Orchestra Instruments Radios, Records, etc. 306 West Federal Street 'Where Quality Dominates -if Page Eighty-four fit- That Vital Sparkle in Your Eye . . . and Your Face Alive With Emotion . . is what makes for a successful portrait. It means proper lighting, fast lenses and all the equipment of a modern, up-to-date studio-our studio-to be exact. Phone for an appointment today, and let us show you how We can catch that vital sparkle and produce a photograph that you and your friends will agree is YOU. Our time is your time. GATSCHENE STUDIO 104 W. Wood Street Phone 31714 'iii Page Eighty-five fif- 1OE'S SERVICE STATION 317 E. Rayen Ave. Amoco Gas ci Oil FABRIZIO and SON FUNERAL HOME Established since 1926 631 Oak Street Phone 7-3277 Compliments Ot RENO GROCERIES Compliments of MONTELLA MARKETS For Your Ice Cream See Us Congratulations, Class of 1941 MRS. E. BRIGHTMAN 239 S. Iackson St. Groceries - Dairy Products - Meats Tobacco - Candy Ma1koff's Super Self Serve Market Where Quality Groceries Are Sold At Super Market Prices 1366 Oak Street Phones: 34150 - 34159 FLOWERS I Graduation Corsaqes Comphmems HARRY c. WALTHER of 32 W. Wood Street L. F. DONNELL Phone 6-4235 -if Page Eighty-six E1- Shoes for Men New Styles-New Leathers Compliments Complete Line in SPORT SHOES of 52.95. 55. 56.50 to 512.00 0 Q 0 0 O 0 J. W. Smith A Friend Sr Sons 9 Market St. Tod Hotel Smart Shoes for 77 Years Compliments of Your The A SZ P Youngstown Super Markets Paint 81 Glass Co. Established 1903 Help You Live Better for Less -if P clqe Eighty-seven li!- Compliments Of Zidianis Market Quality Groceries anol Meats 1323 Wilson Avenue Phone 40300 FREE DELIVERY Isaly Stores Everywhere Bright, clean, courteous and convenient. I' Economical headquarters fo njoyably fresh dairy prod- cts and tempting ice cream delights. G ll DeMicl1ael's Collision Service 312-14 N. Walnut Street Youngstown, Ohio Complete Auto Service Phones 45119-45110 ACHME BARBER SHOP 946 Oak Street We Specialize in Ladies' and Chi1dren's Hair Cuts Clean and Courteous Service Richard La Snsso. Icmes Cuccarese LUSTIG'S Catering to the Younger Set h complete selection of Wit a the Newest Fashions in Shoes 33.98 to 55.95 L U S T I G' S +31 Page Eighty-eight lik- Graduates! Choose A BULOVA ELGIN GRUEN or WALTHAM WATCH For Your Gift Milton Klivans IEWELER 7 E. Federal Street Convenient Terms Congratulations, Graduatesl J. R. Burns Rigby Service Station 1235 Rigby Phone 40438 Specialized Lubrication and Brake Service Goodyear Tires Lifeguards Compliments Glasgow TEli1OfS of PHIL MCDRELLI, Mqr. The Willcoff Co. Wilson Avenue Iron ci Steel Scrap New and Second Hand Steel Plates and Sheets Clothes of Character Suits 524.75 Up SPORT COATS DRAPE MODELS UNION MADE 312 W. Federal Street reap aqe Eighty-nine lil- , L ,,, ,A ,,,,, nn, I- DE MAIN'S ROYAL OAKS 924 Oak Street Younqstown, Ohio BRIDGE INN No Cover or Minimum Charge Our Specially-Italian Sausage Our New Band Iay Tee and His Orchestra Dance every Saturday Night Till 2:30 A. M. 630 Oak Street Parking In Rear Compliments of The Yahrlinq-Rayner Music Co. 306 W. Federal Street Youngstowrfs Pioneer Music House Clf It's Musical, We Have It. Phone 3-31091 S. QC. ROSE Quality Men's Wear Store One of the Largest Stocks of Men's Trousers, Sweaters and Shirts in the City at cut prices. I. I. MCCLAIN 148 Lincoln Park Drive Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. Merchandise lqt to 31.00 201 W. Federal Street Have Your Next Party at R A V E R S 8 West Boardman Diamonds Watches Iewelry Sporting Goods vOBY'S USE YOUR CREDIT Phone 43923 242-244 E. Federal Street 236 E. FEDERAL STREET I Youngstown, Ohio Page Ninety 12 1, Wake Up and Dream- Remembering that in America opportunities still are Wide for young men and young women who have visions of service . . . remembering that only the Wide-awake will fulfill their dreams. Best Wishes. Class of 1941! STHOUSS-HIRSHBERG'S YoungstoWn's Dependable Store for More Than 66 Years THE HUGHES PROVISION COMPANY 118 EAST FEDERAL STREET 118 YoungstoWn's Finest Sanitary Food Market Fish Dept. owned Bakery Dept. owned and operated and operated by R. A. CAMPBELL by WM. GROSS Hughes' Market Never Undersold in High Quality Meats -tif Page Ninety-one BRENNEIVS-THE IEWELRY STORE Fon GRADUATES SINCE 1877 The first high school graduates served Ely B1'enne?i8t'9r51sSsixty4gfl3ur gears ago-Q If 'll e C ass o . 1nCe en e sons an ff: 'Z-K daughters and the grandchildren of this original class have made Brenner's their I ii headquarters for quality jewelry and Q ' I, D ' :: ' 'Ii' in k I' ,aff silver and for lasting gifts that cost no more and often times cost less. e Hamilton 0 Mouavo u Gruen 0 Elgin fe U Budget Terms If You Wish E ,' :Af I 4 I. l, A .' D , xl ,ff .X -, A' 1 N I , , O f I 4 vi T t it?eE,g'5'6 RAYMOND BRENNER IEWELER FEDERAL AT HAZEI. The Hughes Provision Co. 1 18 East Federal Street l 18 Compliments Youngstown's Finest Sanitary of Food Market ' 0 O e I-'ish Dept. owned Bakery Dept. owned and operated by and operated by R. A. CAMPBELL wM. Gnoss A Friend O Hughes' Market Never Undersold in High Quality Meats it Page Ninety-two 191- Compliments of CAPITAL CAFE 568 Mahoning Ave. Phone 4-0412 BERNDT G SONS TEXACO SERVICE STATION Cor. Albert Street and McGuIfey Road Compliments of EUGENE NOVIELLO MERCHANT TAILOR 266 East Federal STAR OYSTER HOUSE Famous for Sea Foods - Also Steaks G Chops 26-28 W. Boardman St. Phone 4-0543 Retail Dept.. 30 W. Boardman. Phone 4-0448 Youngstown. Ohio STIVESON BROS. QUALITY COAL AND DOMESTIC COKE 747 Andrews Ave. Phone 4-3313 Scarsella Furniture Company COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 934 Oak Street Phone 3-5623 IOE'S SHOE REPAIRING 1310 McGuffey Road Phone 3-5843 Youngstown. Ohio IOHN GILKES WATCH REPAIRING 834 Oak Street LOUIS CHICK 6. SON GROCERIES 905 Berkley Avenue Youngstown. Ohio Compliments of Paula's Beauty Shoppe 854 Oak Street Phone 3-0514 TED POWELL NATIONAL LIFE G ACCIDENT INSURANCE lPersona1 Insurance for Every Member of the Family, including the Babyl Phone 6-6775 401 Realty Bldg. 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