Girard High School - Reflector Yearbook (Girard, OH)

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I-'IIIST IIUW' N. Chunk. NI. f'Imsc. C. Nlsxnent, I.. Courtney.R.IJ0C1-nsu. .I. I.:1wIur. IC. Kurivs, I . Ilontnsh. II. Nliknlivii, ti. I 1-Iii-I-in, I'. II:-In':u'm-:u. NI. l'l'iliiIl'4'II. I.. Shiuhls, NI. Elm. SICCIINID ROW: I.. ,IuInnsun. NI. Slim-miingr. I-1. Uiiisinurk, I. fhnrlzl. I. Williznns. II. Yinnrsky. IC. Amin-Iln. S. .lunn-4, I'. IM-nm-. I. i llN4'lI. IC. I'ri-I-mu-, W. hlI'f'1iI'IlIII'k. TIIIIIII IUIW: A. Ilulnu-s. II. NInnIf.rmm-ry, NI. I70l'0IIu, Ii. Clnzlninzln. Ii. Vunlun. N. K'I:1rk. II. Impur. I.. IGI-Ihinu. NI. Iinyin, A, Snmlau-. W. I Iul'Ivr, IC. l'JIiIIIQ'I'. Ii. Suillziiu. IfIIliII'I'II IIIIW: IC. Kilim-y. II. Funk, Ii. Ifvrgns. .I. Ifnii. NI. Iluiruw. Siu-rm-k. NI. II:iI4Iwin. Ii. Ilzxssi-I'. Ii. YuurkmiI1'Ii. Ib, 'iaiylunp Nl. 4I.nIx. NI. I.iI1lnIn.llu. I'II 'I'II IIOW: A. I'i:n:inn-Ili. Il. In-I'inIn, Id. Iles-km-r. A. Ilrcwl. Ii. Nliirln-II. A. I's-tligrrcw, C. AYCIIIIIEIII, A. l':nriIIu. A. II.lIIisl:1..I. Ifiln-in. .I. Iiuml. Il. Si.ln'1'IiluIIi. SIYIII IIUW: Ii. HIIIIIIHIUA. Nl. Slmliis. II. I l'1-Ins, A. Iluln-Inn. I'. I.m-wis, .I. Slum-. 'IQ lh'l'iolrn, XI. Jnxis. Ii. I'nIIin. .I, Slnnv, 'I'. I'4'IIiI1'l'il. I'. Alzuriznru. .I. Inn, Ii. Iinrvlxv. I IIiS'I' IUIW: Ii. Ilmlsun. Il. Iilumn. S. I4'vl'm'iis'zy. .I. Sirnng, IV. SIIIlII,?,'i0I'. Ii. Nlzmhn, II. Ih-csv. IC. Stark, II. Shainlx. Y. l'II-illvzilv. Ii. Iiillvr. I.. ll-Inknl. SICl'HXIl ICllII': S. 'I'l'i1-nli. Ii. IIi::::ins, I . I JIIYt'I'. IC. Williams, W. Fry, A. 'l'JIYt'IIIIll'. I'. Sin-rm-k. A, Ili-IIII-iw. .I. Amin-us. X. Crisi-um. W. Smurf-. A. Xlallrizulm. Ii.. 'lfvnsii-k. Il. SITIIIIII. 4 4 I I A Q 1 I I IIIIIIII IIUII: II. Aluuhl. II. l'iIIIiIIIS, A. IIIIHIIIWIIIUIIIII. 5. Lnhyk. I'. 5:lu1'IrIxl, A. Ripple, N. insI:1r1'II:l. XI. Ninvk. .I. Iiuriv. II. Ilvln-Im. S. 'l'l'm-sllnuslxy. 'I'. Klnizlv. I llI'Ii'I'II IIUW: X. IliImIvIn':nn4I. ll. lirnziusi. .I. I'i:rn:xm-Ili, II, l'ilIIIIL'Ii, II. Williams, 'I'. Kl'IIIIl'4iA'. A. 'I'uruk. Ii. 'I'1-rn-II, If. Iiukv. NI. Iiih-3. I'. II:-IH-Ilu. II. l':ilrnnv. 'I'. KIitiLI'l'I'h, I II I'II NOW: II. AlnI'I'In-3, S. Nlnioralnal, li. Kr:iIjm'iv, I'. I'uzm-gal. l'. Jilvs, C. TIIUIIIIIS. AI. Culml, A. C':nrsnn. .I. XIIIIIIOIIIII. li. Ilnrilnzns, II, Sizulllmw. SIXIII Ii0W:.l.i'4-I1-rzls. II, Ill-min, II. .IusIin. I'. I'nw4-rs. I . CI1iII4u-Ia. .I. II:lg::nzzim-. S. .AI'lK'I'IIlI. Ii. Iiulmwi. I. K':npuII:1, I'. .Inn-nim, .I. Ilulnws. NI. Ilurnloll. SI'1YI'1N'I'II IIIIW: Ii, 'I'In1m:is I-2. Ali-Vunilss, .I. Yimw-. X. Walker. IC. I'1IM'I'I. -I. 5il0I'li1'k, .I. CIIIIIIIIIJIII. Ii. llimlk. S. XI:uII-. .I, luhxk. I-1I1iII'l'II IIHW: I'. Ii:uI:iIn'r. I., Nlmlivlvuli, fi. I,iIn-rt. II. IH-aisv. fi. IPUIWIUII. I'. xIl'l1iIllIl'iIlIII. I'. I'cnn1i'NIl'fNSM. I.. Squilwlms. .I. While. .I. IiIm'1'l'. Hello! We are the Class of ,467tl19lELI'f.f9St Class in the school. You muy find ns mlmlging thrungli I-ve:'y c-oiriclor. lint our superiors hold their wise. dignified hezuls so high that they do not notive ns. They forget that we are just the same age and size ns they were when they first entered Girzu'd High. lint :ill of this clues not bother our pretty heads. Graduation for ns is an im-oiwvivnimly long wny off, so why should we worry. We just go merrily on doing our host to give the scflmol ll goml icle-n nt' what to expect in 1946. Some able representatives of our 4-lass are .loniinv Idimfii, who sings und viplim-rs. Norma Clark, who also sings like a lark, TIIOIIIEIS Kennm-fly. who trum- pets. nnfl Blnryiim' Mic-cling, BaI'I1zu'z1 Frehs, .Izunes Ueteras, Bernard Panner, Allen Ripple, :incl Iluviil Strung. uII of whom would not recognize a HCM. Yes, the class of '46 is sailing snmothly and happily along.

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I IIiS'l' ROW: U. Iiermline, NI. liiekairil, J. I'IllIlIl'l', fi. Shiroek. .I. Anrilio. Ii. Johnson, .L Snbinn. 13. Snnrieki. J. Mason. .I. 0'Con ' ' ' ' - ' ' 'lion lllu, I.. I-elsonuno, lu. IJn,z.inne. li. I'err:irn. l,. DeIl:il'enn:i, If. Di . SICVONID ROW: NI. Hauler. I'. Rose, .I. limo, NI. Natalie l', RUSC C XIIIIAII I '-li -lllt I VIIIIIIIIIIN ' 'I ' . . . . : 'I . .. . inn '. .. 1: X. .IIlIOI'iIlIII, l', Willi s I'ereehlin, .I. I ynes, Y. Vkropelz. NI. Calnler. II. Walker. 'l'IlIIIII ROW: S lirzwiosi NI Vince I Xurilio 11 Giinione If' XIIIIIITQO Y Iirixis li Ilcl 'lx II In ' . . .... . .. . . . . , . . i. , . . : . 'IllI1 . . I lIl'Ii, l. li.:i:r:izzine. NI III! S. I'n-Ilizzeri, NI. Ilinnril. II. .I. Ilooil. fi. Greene. l Ol'R'I'Il ROW: .I. Weaint, II. liivliter. Xl. Iiogusky. II. llnilu, NI. Mlzinis, NI. S!einb:iugzh. A, Ynlonen. NI. St'Il2lIll'l'. li. Walsh, I.. IIlIlll li, Fisher, ll. IIl'2IllSlIlllllI0l', l'. Nlontgroiuery. Il. Nlinnili, C. Vmlino. Ifll-III IIUII: III. heyilos. NI, lusler, l'. Ah-rn, In Funuro, NI. Ilegrzirly, .I. Pope. II. Sehnliz, C. Ilugzhes. I, Idzzo, ll. Bar ' ' ' ' ' bmi I-nllo, I-. IUIIIIIII, Nl. Nlelulrov I.. lest-ne. Il. Rosen 'p:. ton. II. Xiu N SIX'I'II IIUW: Y. Cohol, NI. l,:iner, II. 0'l'onnell, .I. Vzillzireo. S. Mziriin, NI. Iimlwznrds. Il. Bloom. NI. Sterphone. A. Gelsoinino, I Ilin M. 'I'resmnvsky, M. Waits. NI. Nlnssnri. V. Yziuglin. I IIiS'I' ROW: II. Fuweo, li. Ilsirinson. li. Ilixon. Ii. Jones. 'l'. Ilillon, li. Czipulo, I'1.Cr:iin, Ii. l.:iwlor, II. NIel'lnuil, W. NIZIIIIIIIIIII. ll K I Il. Clause. .I. l'hrisIopIier, .I. Fiielu. IJ. Storm, 'I'. Ilrown. Sl'Zl'0XIl ROW: .I. Reed. .I. l':irillo. 'l'. Ifizei. II. Chzilker. 'l'. Cross, R. Crist-une. Il. idzzo. .I. Snbino, A. Nlozzillo, li. 0'l'onnelI, II ll ll I' l'i likul N 'ii in 1s i:g::. IIIIIIII INIII. II. I,ee. .I. Inrn-eg, II. Iloehznlel. .I. Ilrlil, .I. Nh-Nlzilion. .I. Pellizzeri. S. Aeierno. V. Mohn. .I. 0'Xiel. W. Mnrn, .I. Ulu I IIi'I'unno It XVIIIHQ I 0llIl'I'Il ROW: If. Nlairtin. li. llrznes. Ii. Wooilxmril, 0. Nh-l'nrkle, F. I.nnm'r, Ii. Ilnuek. .I. ll'I'lr:nno, l'. IIel'enso. li. Nlehil, I.. Hliuoi II. IVnoiIs, NI. Knninier. I II 'I'II IHIW: l'1.Ih-ese. A. Gelsoniino. NI. NIeI.e:in .I Kender, W Frrlis If II:xrgr'iIe R Ku-infi' I l orie ll 9-iwl-r , . . .. .. . , . . . .. . . .. is s, li. Clinton IIVSIIIUIIII. li, Meflzlskey. SIXTH ROW: Ii. Vzipnio. Nl. Stuinboliai. W. 0'i'onnell. li. I'nllin. I.. Siinirh, .I. NIIIIUTJIIIZI, W. Nliehaels. .L Anrilin, I.. llezieli, II Stn SI41YI'1X'l'll ROW: Ii. Sli-l'onihs. W, Zysk. R. Yourkoviteh, W. I er,Lrnsoti, 'l'. 0'Xiel, .L Sehenker. .I. l'urdnni. II. Nlziteer. li. Iiineh ll ltinll Class of '45 S tep right up and look us over! We are the finest i+'reshman Class that ever entered these halls of learning. We may have a long way to go before we beeome mighty Seniors, but think of the fun we have ahead of us! They say that we are always in someone's way, but can we help it if our enthusiasm engulfs our eaution at times? We are the happiest group in the sc-hool. Upper elassmen say it is because we have no work or trouble yet. After eight elasses a day last year, we really deserve a breathing spell, don't you think? Already, our elass has made a name for itself in many ways. Have you ever heard Beverly Priee, Mary Rogusky, and Elaine Duganne sing? Uatherine Iiughes is an A-l cheerleader. Bill Michaels, Joe Forte, and several other freshies are basketball players supreme. Chad Mohn is an Eagle Sc-out. lloreas Sinner can make a violin sing. And for super- intelligenee-. ejust wateh .Ioyee Pope and Edward Caputo. They are already heading for elass oratory in May, 15145. Yes. we I l'6Sl1lll0ll are rezilly proud of ourselves. I III, pzlgil 'X llllllg 2

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'N CLASS OF '47 U ull v is l lRS'l' ROW: J. Grosheck, D. Wright. A. DeCella, M. Tillery, B. Patti, .l. Dellal'enna. Sl-ZUOND ROW: .l. Rzignzzine. A. Weber, .I. Walker,l. Rozzo. H. Blackstone, J. Williams. 'l'lIlRD ROW: M. lliukley. D. Roles, .l. Patton, J. Klotzle. T. Gordon. l OllR'I'll ROW: W. Davis. l'. Mulfllroy, W. Murtin, R. Dects, E. Worley. l4'll+ l'll ROW: M. Muzzillo, D. Williams, l'. Rounsley. W. Rozzo, E. Miller. Class of '47 W e are the school babies . There are students in Girard High who do not even know we are really seventh-graders. They include us with the eighth grade, but we want them to know that we are a separate class with many wonderful qualities which we would not have them attribute to the Class of '46. Most seventh-graders are still in the city's grade buildings, but be- cause of overcrowded conditions, twenty-eight of us from different build- ings were transplanted here. Sixteen came from Summit, nine from North, one from Youngstown Hayes, one from McDonald, and one from Wilson. Next year, when our ranks are reunited, we shall really make our presence felt, but the present few of us have beauty, intelligence, and ability enough to win much recognition and respect. There is a little poem about us which goes like this: Theres a place reserved in Heaven For the Class of '47f' i 6,94- lr. 4 Haiti?