Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

X X ,, .,, . ,M ,,., P 59? .gi X W g Q X Xxxx .... X X .ij Q NNW H -sf. 5 S i 1 4 ,,.. ' - . W, ia-.W R , Q mx ' ' , . L I ' X .. , . fs 2- Qfjgg 3 N . A , ifwgcx A ' ' iw -- -V ., v k y X 5, -s ..f,': : .,:-: . ,--' V: ' ! 4 A A i 4 For many years students of Liberty School have dreamed of a new building large, well-equipped, and modern. That dream is realized, at least in part. We, the Class of 1950, proudly dedicate this 1950 edition of the ORACLE to our NEW BUILDING, which is an inspiration to all of us. May this volume wrap up in these pages the memories of many happy days spent in our new Liberty High School. We are sorry that we are unable to print a picture oi our new building, but the landscaping is not complete. Edited by Tha- Sc-nior lfluss Liln-rly lligh Svheml 317 Churchill-Hubbard Road Youngstown 3, Ohio H. Alan Deeley Vice-President William Collins Clerk Fred Berlin President We are grateful to the voters of Liberty Township for making our new building possible. To the members of the Liberty Board of Education, we are deeply indebted for the splendid work which they did in plan- ning and supervising the construction of our new building. Raymond F. O'Neill Dr. I. B. Birch Russell Banner Mr. Wheeler became a member Ianuary l, 1950 when Mr. O'Neill's term expired. Clyde Wheele, gddfwfdfg O alll Page Two Let us now follow our photographer as he takes pictures of our new build- ing. The classes are changing. eil Page Three We will start with calling upon Mr. Blott: but first we pass through the outer office where Mrs. Helle, office secretary, assisted by Lula Drennen, Pauline Bogovich, and Anna Wahl, are counting cafeteria money. Here we find Mr. Blott at his desk in his private office. Although he is generally busy as you see him here, he always has time to hear about our troubles as well as our achievements in the various school activities. In this room, we find the headquarters of our Public Intercommunication System which was financed by our Mothers' Club and the Girls' Athletic Association. if Page Four Every American boy and girl can find ample opportunity to earn a full life. That is one of the fine heritages our pioneer forefathers have left to us. 2142.1 Q-V f l .1 L, A QQ N The English Classes are conducted by Mrs. Sebastian, Mrs. Teeter, and Miss Wining. For our picture, we asked these three to gather in one room. Literature is an avenue to glory, ever open for those ingenious men who are deprived of honours or of wealth. Isaac D'Israe1i -if Page Six Ii Our next stop is to the Social Science Room. Here Mrs. Higley and Mrs. Casey have gathered together several of their students. Yesterday, the greatest question was decided which was ever debated in America: and a greater perhaps, never was, nor will be, decided among men. A resolution was passed without one dissent- ing colony, that these United Colonies are, and oi right ought to be, free and independent states. lohn Adams-Letter to Mrs. Adams, 1776 -if Page Seven Fi' Here we find Mr. D'Onofrio conducting a mathe- matics class, so We brought in the other mathe- matics teachers-eMr. Cauffield and Mr. Iohnson. Every why hath a wherefore. Page Eight E? I Shakespeare Mrs. Teeter teaches our Latin classes and Miss Wining our French classes. He who is ignorant of foreign languages knows not his own. Goethe Nullum est jam dictum quad non dictum sit prius. Terrance - Eunuchus -it Page Nine tis The science room in our new building will not be ready for use until next fall. Here we see Mr. Johnson, Mr. D'Onofrio, and Miss Faust, and a group of science students. Science and art belong to the whole world, and before them vanish the barriers of nationality. Goethe +51 Purge Ten Beginning typists are seen here. This room is also used for transcription classes, office practice, and the mimeographing of the LIBERTY BELL. Write your letter somewhat better Than all other things you do, Write it neatly and discreetly, Have it brief, yet ample too: Write it brightly, but politely. Make it human through and through. Opdycke H1 Page Eleven Home Economics today is education for home and family life: and the curriculum is built around the activities, needs, and interests of all phases of home living. As we open the door and step inside the Home Economics Department, our eye is caught by the homelike atmosphere. The severe, laboratory atmosphere is a thing of the past. The Foods Room sets the pattern for the modern home kitchen. Six L -shaped kitchens done in bone ivory and sea crest green provide every possible need for the small family group of pupils assigned to them. Some of the features that make kitchen work easier include: three-inch recessed toe space on all base unite: shelves that glide out as the cabinet door is opened thus eliminating stooping and reaching: dust-proof drawers: wall cupboards with shelves adjustable to one inch spacings: linoleum tops with raised edges on stainless steel banding to prevent spilled liquids from run- ning over on cabinets and floors: and a back splash to protect kitchen walls. Both gas and electric ranges are used. To add a decorative touch what-not shelves are placed by the sinks. Here in this ideal Foods Room menu plan- ning, food preparation and serving, table manners, party food, nutrition, con- sumer buying, kitchen planning, and the selection and arrangement of equip- ment are studied. From the Foods Room we enter the well-lighted and well-equipped Clothing Boom. Important is the system of individual drawers, interchange- able from sewing case compartments to table compartments, which has greatly lessened the confusion in large clothing classes. Besides practical construction, the selection and care of clothing and household fabrics is studied. Attention is also given to problems of consumer buying and fashion trends. qfame gcanamicd . . , eil Page Twelve I x W .wi.SeiQ1- 'V ' 5' T - 51 5 9,5 X. X X Y 0 . 2 ,iff s 'L 1 lx: 50000 -4 HOME ECONOMICS ,mmm-ru Mrs Harold Turner A popular place, made possible under the new building program of 1949, is the school cafeteria, managed by Mrs. Harold Turner. It is second to none in this part of the state. It has a seating capacity of 200 students and is furnished with the most modern equipment. The cafeteria is approved by the state for serving a class A luncheon, which will provide from one-third to one-half of a student's daily nutritional requirements. The number of lunches served has averaged about 550 a day. The cafeteria is able to serve an excellent lunch at the low price of Sl a week because the state furnishes a subsidy of seven cents for each lunch with milk, and five cents for a lunch without the milk. In addition to the subsidy, the federal government donates some surplus commodities which enrich the school lunches without adding anything to their cost. The cafeteria has operated on the principle that it has an educational as well as a nutritional duty to perform. An attempt has been made to teach children to eat a wider variety of wholesome food than they might have learned to eat at home. Their parents have generally appreciated the more universal tastes that the cafeteria has developed. Qfelfecda . . , -if Page Fourteen li'- The Industriczl Arts rooms ore in the old build- ing. Here we see Mr. Wheeler with some of his boys. 'Fil Page Sixteen ll'- You are to be envied among all the men on earth. Yours is a great country. Yours is a fine community. You are living in the most thrilling period of our history. Great things are in store for you. You can choose what road you will follow toward happiness at home and at work. The right road is ahead of you, if you find it and follow it. It is up to you. You are a free American. IQN 277 W THE FIRST CLASS TO BE GRADUATED FROM OUR NEW BUILDING S IANET BECKER IAN With an I.Q. very high, Like a diamond in the sky. BRUCE BERNDT A good fellow. very neat, Always keeps on the beat. IEAN BERLIN HIEANNE BEE This girl's artistic touch, Is going to help her very much. 0 606014 . . . w Page Eighteen GILBERT CHALKEH A quiet mantnerly lad is he, Truthful and loyal to all of thee. PAULINE BOGOVICH POLLY She has cz laugh that can't be beat. Always joyful and really sweet. ALAN DEELEY AL Our Class President, 0 fine fellow is he, That we're sure he'll always be. ROGER DULL BUZZY As for a iuiure is his demand. Only to have a famous hand. SALLY BOLANDER SAL Freckles has she. And nice as can be. RAY ENGLAND This sort of boy is very grand. To the girls. a very good man. Page Nineteen ILAIEAN BRAMER IEAN Her peachy complexion, Will bring them in her direction IOHN FLEMING FLEM A dear friend to the very end. One whom you cannot offend. CAROLE COLBRUNN CEE This devilish girl. Keeps our heads in a twirl. CONNIE DE PIZZO II all girls were quiet as she. What a peaceful world this would be. IACK I-IAFELY THE FLEE Glad to see graduation, His only wish, a good occupation. LULA DRENNEN MICKEY A sweeter girl you'11 never find, Very joyful and very kind. Q 2 as ' .TT ,.., GARY HARBISON HARBIE You'll always find him on the court. And really a very good sport. MARY IANE FAUSTINO MARY Dark hair and laughing eyes, One whom we idealize. DICK KINKLEY DICK I-Ie is a great member of our Qfmq. Out oi everything, he makes a big bang. Page Twenty RICHARD KOHLER RICKEY A very great man among men, When in need just say when. MARGARET PINK MARGIE Her joking ways, Keep us in a daze. LEO LAWRENTZ BUD A man who never cared to dance. But Ioyce keeps him in a prance. Egg if Page Twenty-one IOANNE HELLER IO A twin is she, Thcxt's sweet as can be. DAVID LINDSAY LINDS Another great basketball fan To everybody. a very good man. IOYCE HELLER SLIM When Leo is near, Ioyce is sure to appear. eackvza , . . IACQUELINE LUTHER IACKIE Hard to please, And can't be teased. FRANKLIN MERRIFIELD FLEET A very bright boy we all think, You can usually find him at the Boller Rink. IOVANNE MCMURRAY PUNKIE Her ability to do well, Is what she desires. l Page Twenty-two IERRY PEDUZZI SPOT A man. always in a whirl. Always looking for another girl DOROTHY NEGRO DOT Kind and sweet. She can't be beat. HOMER RUSH CHUCK Where 'ere he's bound, Carol is sure to be around. I OHN RYAN A very calm, bright boy. And always very full of ioy. BEVERLY O'NEILL BEV This describes her best: Tall, gay. joyful. and devilish as the rest. PETE RYAN In Girard you'll always find him. With Ann right behind him. -if Page Twenty-three WANDA ROBINETTE Skating is her delight. There you'll find her every night. RONALD SCHINK RONNIE His one wish, a band, Then he would just feel grand HELEN SNYDER Always sweet and kind, With Bud she spends her time I Ill ANN TOBIN SHORTY Short cmd nice. She's quite the spice. IACK TRUHAN ADMIRAL A boy, very clean and neat, As lor his future, Admiral of the Fleet. ANNA WAHL To be a Mrs. is her delight, That we think is all right. eadcvzc . . , Page Twenty-four lik WILLARD ZIMMERMAN WILLIE He is a very funny lad. Always joking, never sad. MARY WALTERS She is our basketball star, Without her we wouldn't go tar MARY LARUE WORK LARUE' To be Cl nurse is her desire, That we're sure she'll acquire. L1 I Q S 3 5 'Emi i , , .,. ,, . ..,.-, VW, .,,,,...,.-.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,W , x k , L Q R fx ' ei? in WHEN THE SENIORS WERE IN THE FIRST GRADE il P 1 no 'Yvsf rxiy-fiwf , 49 Jgullizfv MMV Nm' Zowrufvwublf 2 SENIORS' BABY PICTURES arnol- 'W-f QWJWJW Qygwdww I ll Zlrafnauu an-., C24fW.,,,, 61 . wage .unix w QQ4 wa. W I if SENIORS' BABY PICTURES 'hiv .,b4J'l02!z -gwfw L YA Q 3 EM 3 9 '75 7 X , Better than grandeur, better then gold Than rank and title, a thousand fold, Is a healthy body, mind at ease, And simple pleasures that always please. -Abram joseph Ryan gala' ffliletic z44aac6czL'daa . , , Music is fundamental one of the great sources of life, health, strength, and happiness. -Luther Burbank it P me 'Tu II Il On Tuesday, February 14, Valentine's Day, 1950, the Senior Class held the annual Senior-Parent night in the school's new cafeteria. Homer Rush was toastmaster. Alan Deeley introduced the teachers and started the introducing of parents in which the whole class participated. Mrs. O'Neil1 and Mrs. Higley gave the responses. Mrs. England gave a reading of Percy which was really good. Reverend George Van Wingerden was the guest speaker and he showed us a few of his many beautiful slides. Everyone enjoyed his pictures and his jokes. There was lots of food, and the tables were decorated by some of the senior girls. Ioanne and Ioyce did a splendid job on the favors. The tables were taken care of by the senior boys. After the pictures, the tables were put back and dishes were done, while dancing was in the gyrn. Dorothy Negro and her committee did an excellent job in the serving and in the planning of the food. WW Wg, .rf ,tgp , W5 3 5.3.4 fi T' W H -sit we- A . f ,a p T ' Tiff I vy' W 4 lf I UQGW' I I If ' . ri. f '-Nh 4 ' VJ I' VJ ' ip., L g Q1 al, ,' k I 'I I. l ,Nil sw tx 1 'mtl i? 't ' Fl 'T 4 I qi X . ,Jf I . . .f .4 'wif rw- . - Y r, y . ka l if , I ff- . , -' if - . X F63 - Q dl . . . . .fr ,I , 1 ,I I , X .rl ' wx, T eadaz pawn! Zagat . . . -if Page Thirty-two lk 4 J W madcap Page Thirty-four H ie .lege of Z' pmt! IUNIOR PLAY CAST Iean Hughes Mildred Hughes Amy Hughes Mrs. Hughes Sally Fraiser Mrs. Coates Ruth Coates Hope Shuttesworth Maryrosilie Vagelhut Dottie Kixmiller Teddy Hughes Mr. Hughes Tommy King Charles Collier Oiiicer Tipcomb Snazzy Mitchell Mike Tisdale Carol Eckenrode Wanda Dell Peggy Modarelli Dorothy Ianosik Grace O'Neil1 Gretchen Keeier Margaret Peduzzi Bernie Delmark Donna Bruno Roberta Paget Ray England Iohn Petrone David Flowers Glenn Bakker Paul Archer Jimmy O'Dea Iimmy Chapman The air was full of ex- citement on that Ianuary Zl, 1950. The big day had arrived! The Freshman and Sophomore Classes were going to Cleveland for the day. We started out at elev- en in the morning from school on a chartered Mc- Donald bus. Everyone piled on. After the seats were all filled, the aisle became occupied - there were small folding seats of course. No one being left behind, we began our journey. The singing began weakly, but by the time Parkman, the only stop on the way, was reached the voices were strong with song. At Parkman, everyone dashed to get a coke, milkshake, or sand- wich in the tiny restau- rant. After gulping this down, we got on the bus and were once more on our way. Soon we pulled up in front of the arena and made our way to our seats. With a half-hour before show time, most of us walked around and nibbed: others just sal and talked and admired the huge arena. At 2:15 the show began. The costumes of the skaters were magnificent in style and color. Each act was different from the others. Some skaters drew silence from the onlook- ers with the difficulty of their feats. During one of these features the drums began to roll, silence reigned, and then . . . CRUNCH! It was only Iimmy Mealy breaking open a peanut! This went on for the remainder of the superb show and at the end we made our departure from the arena. From the arena we went directly to Mill's Restaurant, one of a chain of huge cafeterias, where everyone with whetted appetites stared longingly at the wide variety of food offered. With much difficulty everyone carried his tray of chosen food to his table and dived in. Once again we climbed into the bus and were off. tPlease no commentsll We sang and talked about everything we had done. Again we stopped at Parkman en- route and gulped cokes. We arrived at the school about 8:45 P. M. very tired and very happy and most hopeful that we might make the trip again next year-that is, if Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian, Mr. and Mrs. Helle, our chaperones, would recommend us to others as good little boys and girls so that they would be willing to go along with us, or even better go with us themselves. geaefmwl . . . -tif PaaeTl1irty-tive .- :sg N-ia 'Q wmsq x - r JL: 5' 8 Q my tgffe f' ,, , wg. .fe 9Wff1?XX I 'I 1 x . ,Ur , , Wk .QV I 9.3 A H+ ' 1 ' y K t - 5 in X i X 'i is W Q A 5 V tg 9 x'.' Q 5 , , ' gf, V. Akai Ag' - ' k-f: fsfgf' X -.Rf J ii Q .1 V N i Qs- as M, ish .alll .4-if N fgf ax 2 ., WG fb 1950 BASKETBALL TEAM Second Row: Coach Griffith, David Lindsay, Iohn Brayton, Iohn Ryan, Russell Bowser, Gary Harbison, Ioe Valen- tich, Alan Deeley, Mgr. First Row: Lee Carnahan, Leo Iennings, Al Dearborn, Ray England, Iohn Fleming, Iim Ochsenhirt, Duke Wel- lington, Don Overly. GO RESERVE'S GO Carole Meikle, Helen Durig, Carole Luther, Adele Faustin. -if Page'I'I1ir1y-viqlll lie LIBERTY HIGH VARSITY 1950 GO VARSITY GO Peggy Modcxrelli, Avis Stephenson, Marlene Kostello, Bernie Delmcxrk 4.11 Page Thirty-nine FIVE SENIORS Fleming, Harbison, Lindsay, England, Ryan BASEBALL TEAM Practice Makes Perfecf' eff Page Forty Mr. Johnson and the Iunior High Team FUTURE VARSITY 'gif Page Forty-one Winners of the Intramural Basketball Tournament The G. A. A. was first organized in 1943. It is an organization for clean, honest, and wholesome fun. At the beginning of each year, there is initia- tion for all freshman and new girls who desire tc join. The G. A. A. sponsors intramural games At the end of the season, the room which has Won the final game receives a trophy. This organization also has intrascholastic games. Each year a new team is chosen. Not only has basketball been our main activity, but we have a bowling team. The assemblies play an important part in the G. A. A. They bring out the hidden talents which the girls have. In the springtime there is a May Pole Dance, pictures of which are shown in the Activity Section. At the end of the year, there are awards given to girls who acquired points in sports activites. The shields, letters, and cup are awards. Our officers for the latter part of 1949 and the beginning part of 1950 are as follows: President ............... . . . Gay Bentley Vice-President . . . ...... Helen Shirella Secretary .... . . . Bernadette Delmark Treasurer .... . . . Gretchen Keefer Adviser .... .... A lice Faust gm',4fuem ,444 ' Page Forty-two li? ! ' in--. Row Row Row Row Paul Wilson, Iames Chapman, Ioseph Valentich, David Flowers, Arthur Rexroad, Russell Bowser, Paul Archer, Alfred Dearborn, Bruce Roberts, Iohn Petrone, Fred Boyd. Iames O'Dea, Bill Check, Roberta Paget, Doris Bowser, Margaret Fausten, Clara Belle Creed, Eleanor Homer, Donna Walters. Grace O'Neill, Iames Daugherty, Iohn Seifert. Nancy Bailey, Viola Chalker, Rosemary Scheidegger, Dorothy Ianosik, Donna Langham, Helen Shirilla, Doris Latimer, Betty I. Greathouse, Elvira Steib, Miss Faust. Bernadette Delmark, Marlene Kostello, Peggy Modarelli, Angeline DePizzo. Margaret Peduzzi, Carol Eckenrode, Wanda Dell, Donna Bruno, Barbara Mapes. Row Row Row Row Dick Kinkley, Bruce Berndt, Ierry Peduzzi, Ronald Schink, Homer Rush, Pete Ryan, Iohn Ryan, Gary Harbison, Franklin Merrifield, Ray England, Willard Zimmerman. David Lindsay. Gilbert Chalker, Iack Hafely, Alan Deeley, Dorothy Negro, Sally Bolander, Bud Lawrentz, lack Truhan, Roger Dull, Iohnny Fleming. Mary lane Faustino, Mary Larue Work, Lula Drennen, Pauline Bogovich, Iackie Luther, Ilajean Bramer, Mary Walters, Ioyce Heller, Ioanne Heller, Wanda Robinette, Mr. Cauffield. Iovanne McMurray, Ann Tobin, Beverly O'Neill, Margaret Fink, Anna Wahl, Carole Colbrunn, Helen Snyder, Ieanne Berlin, Connie DePizzo. Klum af 7750-51, . . if Page Forty-four lie Row 3: Charles White, Claude Kessler, Reynold Rafoth, Donald Overly, Iohn Templeton, Robert Kneubehl, Henry Bott, Iack Iames, Iames Hughes, Bill Wilson, Iarnes Ochsenhirt. Row 2: Miss Lorenz, Elizabeth Dravis, Audrey Fritz, Carol Luther, Marie Sheward, Norma Colbrurmn, Ioan Payton, Ruth Heinl. Row l: Gay Bentley, Ianet Fisher, Avis Stephenson, Helen Durig, Audrey Kruger, Margaret Frampton, Marie Sund, Beverly Quinlan, Delores Fleming. Row Row Row Row 4. 3: 2. 1. Robert Mook, Iohn Drvodelic, Fred Krolopp, Iohn Brayton, Charles Shreves, Wade Hoover, Alvin Wellington. Danny Truhan, Lee Carnahan, Thomas Meikle, Kenneth Seems, Iames Mealy. Leo Jennings. Mrs. Sebastian, Barbara Neville, Vivienne Morley, Kay Kennedy. Ianet Brown, Iacquelin Vehre, Georgene Shelley, Kathryn Wahl. Delores Schaad, Ruth Gough, Carol Scott, Ruth Turner, Martha Kohn, Marjorie Frye, Lillian Emery, Iudy Powell. 66444 of l?52 'til Page Forty-five lgf' Row 4 Row 3 Row 2 Row 1 Ray King, Robert McClelland, Donald Gerry. Eddie Werden, Lucius Gossicl-r, Dean Dravis, Robert Blakeley. Iames Clawson, Charles Hoover, Alva Davidson, Leighton Breedlove, Donald Ridge, Dale Goist, Roger Carnahan. Mrs. Casey, Shirley Rice, Sue Woods, Dorothy Rush, Adele Fausten, Corrine Newlin, Iudy lones. Odette Kanaan. Bea Collins, Margarate Flowers, Sandra Neville, Ianet Stamp, Barbara Colbert, Beverly Colbert, Carol Meikle, Katharine Gough. Absent: Larry Mansfield, Norma Mowrey, Ruth Murray, Margaret Myers. Row 4. Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Absent: 4 -81 Walter Colbrunn, Lawrence Ludt, Iames Gaffney, Thomas Webb, Robert Rezanka, Michael Ray, Philip Harbinson. Lynwood Halliday, Richard Ray. Raymond Iaminet, Donald Manners, Lillian Check, Pauline Saare, Martha Rexroad, Sally Felch, Paul Czegledy. Shirley Frampton, Ieannette Weems, Marion Frampton, Athena Costas, Betty Lou Wulk, Mary Lou Wulk, Loretta Sund. Mrs. Teeter. Iacqueline Neuder, Roberta Helle, Mary Pappas, Betty Ours. Loretta Noss, Lois Weimer, Bonnie K. Frantz, Arlene Buser. Lila Lee Oliver, Robert Iames. of 7755 . . . -it Page Forty-six H4- Row Row Row Row Fred Vehre, Ralph Wilson, Iohn Shirilla, Gerald Lindsay. Harry Dennison, Tom Berndt, Donald Hoover, Iames Slimmer, Charles Shelley. Ronnie Couts, Acy Kohn, Tom Brayton, Willreda Baumgartner, Pat Thornton, Florence Walters, lay Neville, Sammy Holt. Billy Mook, Thomas Myers, Wayne Emery, Richard Greathouse, Donald Boesch, Lorain Stamp, Iohn Gough, Lionel Trebilcock, Duane Banner, Mrs. Higley. Ieannette Boyde, Betsy O'Dea, Phyllis McClelland, Frances Steib, Genevieve Suchora, Frances Bogovich, Sandra Bickell, Kathleen Sullivan. M , ,. ,. . . . ,V , , ,L , Row Row. Row Flow : Billy Greathouse, Russell Clouser, Richard Kehn, Dale Bakkar, David Lingenielter, Tony Birch, Ioe Kunze, Iames Work. Miss Wining, Gary Gray, Ronald Burkett, Ann Bentley, Ioan Wagner, Sammy Todd, Alice Negro, Bob Manners, Alan Miller. Russell Brown, Ray Mclnnis, Paul Rosenwald, Bill Brown, Iames Osgood, Perry Diewert, Walter Giiiord. Patti Bailey, Willa England, Carole Scali, Mary Lafreddie, lean Killmeyer, Louise Callardi, Shelda Davison, Marlene Hanefin. -if Page Forty-seven fi? Row 4: Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Absent: Bill Stephenson, Bill Thomas, Bill Foulk, Albert Miller, Iimmie Cramer, Harlan Carter, Ioe De Pizzo, Iames Boyd. Bert Davis, Arthur Carnahan, lack Todd, Iohn McMurray, Albert Ott, Gerald Heller, Tony Bruno, Guy De Pizzo. Barbara Ramsay, Ianice Cover, Nancy Canale, Donna Wellington, Iereldene Bryant, Nancy Myres, Mary Brown, Shirley Colbert. Mr. Iohnson, Margie Brayton, leanette Kanaan, Mary Truhan, Betty Boop, Louise Gossick, Isabelle Wilson, Peggy Hosterman, Delores Kanaan, William Bickell, Bill Richards. Row 4: Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: H444 Ronald Simmons, Robert Berlin, Iames Gautschi, Roxy Dalton, Ioe Voytko, Iames Cownden, Dick Scheidegger, Tom Hanes, Henry Kohn, Robert Pallante, Herman Draves. Raymond Dressel, Paul Shultz, Peter Brandt. Iack Conroy, Bob Frantz, David Ienkin, Robert Lawrentz, Richard Powell, Leona Probyn, Mary Majetich, Noreen Moore, Billy Costas, Ronnie Kostello, Arthur White, Robert Caster. Michael D'Onoirio, Patricia Mease, Iacqueline Ludt, Sally Glasco, Claudia Bakker, Dorla Durig. Marjorie Stephenson, Patricia laminet, Iulie Modarelli, lane Bowser, Mary Elizabeth Evans, Ieanne Harper. lane Harlow, Mildred Rosine, Beverly Kata, Louise Fink, Donna Iames, Beverly Neuder, Eleanor Kost, Iudy Gowing, Peggy Arnold, af 7955 . . . Page Forty-eight Row 4: Row 3: Row 2: Row l: Daniel Osborne, Edward Kneubehl, Phillip Cownden, Ioseph Horn, Gary Gentry, Robert Kohler, George Patterson, David Duerden, Phillip Gleason, Charles Owsley, Kenneth Webb, Richard Scali, Ronald Cox. Ronald Edwards, Ierry Bailey, Iack Green, Iames Deeley, Howard Ridge, Phillip Ladiqo, Iohn Majetich, Ioseph Sielert, Charles Kern, lack Davidson, lack Brown. Mrs. Kay, Barbara Bentley, Barbara Shank, Rosalind Turello, Beverly Lytle, Patricia Manser, Norma Frew, Elaine Kost, Marquitta Duerden. lean Sund, Audean McCliment, Erica Brandt, Lorraine Bobo, Atha Lee Powell, Marjery Simons, Priscilla Czegledy, Barbara Fritz, Carole Kline. Row 4: Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Iames Pasquine, William Taylor, Iames Snyder, Roger Davidson, Ronald Marinelli, Robert Anderson, Iames Dudenhoeller, Leonard Challcer, Arthur Ruifner, Tom Newlin, Richard Mclnnis. Earl Bickell, Iames Breedlove. Iohn Wagner, Alton Bryant. Andrew Hamady, Robert Stamp, lack Beadling, Iames Warner, Bobby Banner, Steve Suchora. Mrs. Ker, Nancy Lee Berlin, Ardith Ott, Mary George, Norma King, Iudy Turner, Betty McMurray, Ioanne Frye, Edith lane Eynon. Nancy Vaughn, Rochelle Kinsey, Donna Bailey, Iudith Suender, Carol Krolopp, Barbara Foulk, Patricia Clawson, Ruth Dennison, Louella McMurray. Haw af 7256 'El Page Forty-nine lie Row 4: Iimmie Cole, Ronald McClelland, Carl Brayton, Charles Baumgartner, William Gurd, Chuckie Mealy, Thomas Eynon, Robert Peduzzi, lack Emery. Row 3: William Snyder, Kenneth Batchellor, Michael Warner, Ianet Vehre, Alice Hake, Nellie Gilford, Robert Wertz, Iames Mook, Ioh-n Thornton. Row 2: Mrs. Lehman, Beverly Lundy, Ianet Trebilcock, Deanne Dull, Irene George, Barbara Frampton, Nancy Clark, Sally Sieiert, Kay Ianosik, Phyllis Creed. Row 1: Ola Bryant, Denise Dubelko, Mildred Whitney, Sally Kohn, Nancy Goist, Dianna Bailey, Shirley Maxwell, Carolyn Carnahan, Minnie Hollabaugh. Absent: Shirley Schell. Row 4: Terry McGirr, Peter Dalton, Martyn Bentley, Donald Henry, Frank Esposito, Robert Wolle, Iohn Bakker, Bruce Meeker. Donald Preston, Richard Morgan. Fred Alexander, Henry Tochman. Row 3: Tommy Rusell, Billy Rose, Richard Miller, Margaret Bachman, Ioyce Alexander, Ccmstance Bentley, Allred Faustino, Iames Griffiths, Billy Weems. Row 2: Ioan Modarelli, Ioanne Pursell, Ioyce Ford, Elaine Noss, Ianet Hunter, Iudy Kurtz, Ianet Gautschi, Iacqueline Iewell, Mrs. Swisher. Row 1: Mary Ellen Moore, Shirley Arnold, Sally Ann Overly, Sally Baker, Barbara Caster, Iudy Helwig, Lerene Burkett, Charlene O'Neil, Nancy Williams. H444 af 7757. . . eil Page l:'iflY lst' Row 4: Row 3: Row 2: Row l: Donald Gifford, Iesse Martin, Iohn Semai, Harold Rummel, Ir., Billy Davidson, Glen Collins, Stanley Chalker, Richard Blakely, Darryl Pazel, Leo Neville, Iimmy Wagner, Russel Hake. David Martin, Ronald Walker, Ion Bailey, Ronnie Drabiski, Diane Young, Carol Cover, Billy Stamp, Iack Daugherty, Harley Morgan, Wesley Miller. Mrs. Siekkinen, Carolyn Myers, Nancy lean Maxwell, Harriet Corns, Ruth Ann Boyd, Iane Wilson, Patricia Herr, Lucy Lee. Shirley Woods, Patricia Beck, Mary Ann Great- house. Ioanne Taylor, Elma Woods, Sara Lou Price, Bonnie Billett, Nancy Daff, Patricia McClelland, Roberta Beck, Betty Mae Gifford, Dianne Ramsay, Carol Emery. Row 4: Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Absent: B lack Hamill, Allen Chubb, Iohn Heinl, Ralph Woods, William Kay, Charles Gresko, Ernest Hecker, Kenneth McCowin, Leslie Smith, Eldon Shonce, Barry Arnaut, Ronald Wolfe. David Ladigo, Richard Kay, Margo Miller, Frederica Owsley, Mary Louise Stein, Zina Horn, Iames Ficocelli, Bobby Evans. Mrs. Hoffman, Marie Cordy, Gail Stauffer, Caryl Stauffer, Marie Greathouse, Marion Shank, Iean Goodwin, Shirley Frampton, Iudy Kostello, Nancy Colbrunn. Diane Gowing, Nancy Conroy, Linda Callard, Marilyn Brown, Virginia Manser, Georgia Laffredi, Gloria Wilson, Marie Saare, Iudy Walp, Peggy Morgan. Dorothy Wonycott, Barbara Hunter, Dennis Karcher, Barbara Kray. 4 af 1955 +3 Page Fifty-one 25+ Row 3: Mrs. Blewitt, Merle Seem, Charles Scarbraugh, Herbert Ripley, Gerald Roth, Iames Hubler, Sammy Kanaan, David Goist, Edward Martin. Row 2: Tommy Gurd, Iudith Baumgartner, Shirley Ruffner, Carolyn Holt, Kathleen Kinsey, Billy Clinton. Row l: Mary Belle Netroe, Dixie Breedlove, Catherine Cole, Beverly Lawrence, Mary Warner. Beverly Netroe, Barbara Drevodelic. Absent: Sarah Walp. Row 3: Bill Hone, lames Halls, Raymond O'Neill, Harry Bailey, Donald Brewer, Robert Mass- man, Ir., Stephen Kaluczky, Ronald Beede, Iames Felch, Ronald Ford, Renick Bell Brandt. fRow Z: Iames Frampton, Ir., Karen Cox, Ianice Ford, Diane Richards, Linda Goist. Linda Marshall, Sondra Allolter, Iudy Black, Frank Ludt, Mrs. Fredericks. Row 1: Katherine Birch, Loretta Wilson, Patricia Collins, Ioyce McGirr, Delores Gasser. Dorothy Greathouse, Carole Logan, Ianet Payne, Darjell Heileliinger. A Absent: David Smith, Suzanne Klempay. Row 3: Mrs. Van Wingerden, Philip Bova, Iohn Schuller, David Brown, Edward Mroski, Harry Wiles, Francis McGowan, Larry Luzier, lack Renfro, Paul Kruger. Row 2: Billy Kerrigan, Ronald Brewer, Gary Halstead, Tamyra Bortmas, Nancy Vinion, lean Clingerman, Billy Cook, Emil Satkovsky, Bobby Quinlan. Row 1: Io Ann Clingerman, Suzanne Williams, Rose Paini, Linda Durham, Phyllis Simmons, Merrilee Meeker, Mariarm Rose, Carole Pallante, Leah Kern. Absent: Robert Karcher, Tommy Cunningham, Charles Stevens, Fred Koebel, Nancy Summerville. Row 3: Charles Maruniak, Karl Bickell, Kenneth Wayne, Billy Thornton, Bill Peterson, David Dull, William Kohn, Ional Flowers. Row 2: Mrs. Lewis, Kenneth French, Georgeainna Todd, Mary Louise Frampton. Carol Fetters, Gay Middlestead, Mary Margaret Davidson, Mary Di Vencenzo, Iackie Holt. Row 1: Laura McGehee, Linda Eckenrode, Ianice Eynon, Kay Burke, Shirley Clouser, Betty Elm Lasher, Mary Lou Stamp, Barbara Price. 4 of 7?57 . . . +35 Page Fifty-two 33? A R K if Qkglm Y ke K AMX 5? Q M Q., ej ,ii,g:f 4,34 I 'LJSS ul' I 959 Row 3: Row 2: How l: Absent: I-'tow 3: Row 2: Row 1: Absent: Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Absent: Danny Novello, Charles Brown, Glen Wood, Billy Petro, Ralph Negro, George Saare, Kenneth Hunter, Carl Wheeler, Roy Saare, Iimmy Wilson, Vincent Cordy. Regis Buser. Dicky Overly. Lenore Rosine, Joann Trivere. Iudy Hodes, Donna Morgan, Robby Helwig. Arnold Clingerman. Miss Cianciola. Patty Iacobson, Martha Stanley. Barbara Harkins, Bonnie Coalmer. Dorothy Tod, Rebecca Clark, Mary Ann Wilson, Denise Schuller, Peggy Bova. Karen Summerville, Anna Lee Barr, Eileen Pendle. Stanley Weems, Carl West, Rovert Slanina, William Hosterman, lackie Mathay, Paul Griffiths, Bobby Ryzner, Larry Manners, Ray Davidson, Danny Franklin. loseph Kline. Mrs. Griffiths, Kenneth White, Donald Osgood, Dolores Iewell, Ioan Rester, Darlene Sylak, Audrey Simons, Marilyn Law, Roy Davidson. David Smith. Iudith DaBruzzi, Iudith Wiles, lane! Goist, Patricia Tochman, Marie Vedders, Dorothy Day, Sandra Wiles, Sarah lane Reynolds, Bonnie Rae Arnold. Chauncey Cochran. Ross Ingalls, Dick Latimer, Philip Borger, Clinton Scott, lr., Iimmy Powell, Larry O'Connell. Gary Young, Glenn Burkholder, Iohn. Clark. Mrs. Lawrence, Edward Siefert, Lewis Lee. Ruth Brown, Patty Pasquine, Ioy Middlestead, Sally McClain, Della Mcliloberts, Leslie Martin, Harry Woods. Ilene Walker, Roger Greathouse, Margie Wertz, Billy Powell. Grace Walp. Robert Kohn, Carol Ratell, Iimmy Parker. Donna Clinton. George Hahn, Louise DeMars, Ronnie Teeter, Dick Taylor, lack Duer, Billy Corns, Iohnny Watt, Leslie Chalker, David Beadling, Sammy Roth, Betsy Fredericks, Patricia Weirick, Charleen Eynon, Karen Herr, Mary Ann Wilson, Dick Guy, Mrs. O'Hara. Frank Ballish, Shirely Mealy, Iimmy Ramsay. Ioyce Milliman, Jimmy Grimm, Tricia Bailey. Denny Richards, Florence Ewankowich. Saundra Stabi. Cathy Strouss, Sally Woolcock. af 7960 . . , if Page Fifty-four P14- L FLASS of l960 Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Absent: Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Absent: Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Absent: 4 Mrs. Donaldson, Todd Lundy, lack Micha, Harold Brown, Ray Wilkins, George McClelland, Iames Mclnnis, Iohn Lawrence, Bobby Gutrum, Iohn Lee. Kenny Parker, Melvin Stamp, Clark Best, Carol Neville, Sandra Carter, Teresa Pazel, Raymond Ruilner, Roger Frye, Roy Powell. Carol Krolopp, Beverly Hubler, Avanell McBride, Carol Greenwood, Wilma McRoberts. Sandra Nearhool, Paulette Burke, Sally Bailey, Ianet Carnahan. Wayne Duerden, Micky Franko, Bobby Emery. Gene Cantleberry, Iohnny Shank, Iohn Mroski, Bobby Bramer, Paul Stein, Richy Gleason, Billie Paini. Mrs. Garver, Tony Kehn, Allan Clingerman, Tommy Ochsenhirt, Kathleen Desimone, Tommy Weems, Ronnie McClintock, Dennis Shonce. Helen Costas, Marna Luzier, Dorothy Scheiddeger, Mary Lou Gasser, Florence Great- house. Ioan Payne, Sandra Sweeny, Rosalind Iennings. Iohn McCracken, Clyde Callis, Iimmy Webb, Linda Coppinger, Sandra Sherritt, Kathy Zoss. Michael McGehee, Dennis Zavatsky, Raymond Carraher. Robert Slimmer, Charles Foulk, Fred Lee, Billy Quirk, Lee Dull, Gary Trebelcock. Mrs. Iobe. Billy Walp, Earl Mowery, Patricia Redmond, Gloria Iean Fetters, Daniel Warner, George Wood. La Donna McGinnis, Adeline Sherbac, Delores Rice, Gloria lean Stamp. Viola Netroe, Mary Kay French. Kathleen Thomas. Iames Allen, Mark Marshall, Billie Morgan, Larry Evans, Iimmy Bowser, Dick Owsley David Kirk, Iohn Walker, David Miller. Bobby Carter, Dick Pavlock, Rosmary Kata, Diane Wilson, Pam Grier. Diane Kurtz Martha Hecker, Donald Slanina, Donnie Krothe, Mrs. St. Clair. Patricia Cronin, Freddy Quinlan, Theresa Ludt, Russel Welk, Sandy Cook, Walter Brown, Mary Lois Humpries, Ioseph Krpicak, Mary Isabelle Cochran. Roberta Harlow, Billy Hosterman, Denny Lozner. of f?67 . . . if Page Fiftyvsix lif- . ! 5 at N... ...... ,ymkv kkxh -jf.. .. Qfhm ki P A Q .5 ,gay ig., ,W .. x .K QQ iQ FLASS of l9lil W-w..,,.,, Mr. Iorck Kennedy fziemla Mrs. Sue Miller Mrs. Georgia Cliff -2.3! Page Fifty-eight Ifi' Mrs. Helen Decker, R.N 9 4 Aww mga sem: sm 1924 1924 lames Hanley Harold Reeder Clyde Wissinger Edwin C. Wissinger Beatrice Collins Skaggs Florence Hafely Hess Irene Sanders Harker Evelyn Thomas Atkinson 1925 Ethel Scott Baff Mabel Taylor lones Isabel Underwood Sherritt Merit Skaggs Ivan Creed Irl Creed Margaret Schingary Oakley Minnie Geiger Humphrey Lucille Goist Ruth Grapentine Frew Marion MacLellan Skaggs Ann Moore Groves Francis Collins Elmore Hanley Ray Haught Myron Slemmons 1926 Bda 20 1 Y George Duncan Edward Bruce Werden Scott M. Andrews Frank Conroy Effie Arlene McMullen Dixon Gladys Mae Taylor Batson Leona Grace Richards Bailey David Leroy Frew Elizabeth Mary Turner Hall Wilford A. Hinkson Marguerite Louise Duncan Deeley 1927 Florence Williams Stephenson Eva Darling Bishop Ioe Collins Mildred Richards Berlin Raymond O'Neill Gertrude Bickell Schlosser Edward Bortmas Amy Hauvermale George Hill Ernest Moore Harry Hetrick Enna Williams Moore 'Walter Ieffries 'Deceased 1928 Leah Boyd Collins Susie Burrows McGill Pete Conroy Erma Gifford Davidson Blanche Goist O'Neill Olive Harker Black Mary Hauvermale Velma King Marion Miller Kehn Minnie Paul Helen Skaggs Ralph Weimer Helen Wierman Charles Scott 1929 Lawrence Allinson Blaine Brandyberry Raymond Dehn Iohn MacLellan Aaron Seachrist Dorothy Boyd Thomas 'Mildred Grapentine lone Ierome Mealy Trevia Miller Thomas Arlene Post Ridder Florence Prior Smith Marie Smallwood Bailey Kathryn Thomas Hanifan Ursula Thomas Thelma Trebilcock Watt 1930 Anna Bender Miller Emma Brown Wolff Lillian Certalich Flecher 'Deceased Elizabeth Ruth Clark Wissinger Myron Collins Martha Donnan Dinoal Esther Hafely Taiclet William Moore Virginia Reed Marvin 1931 Gordon Carter Barney Grove Reed Hafely Olin Heitman Vernon Miller Albert Ott Ralph Weimer Clyde Wierman Andrew Voytko Erma Bard Koby Maida Behnke King Alice Kennedy Halstead Leola McMullen MeCliment Katherine Moffat Horbett lean Pittaway Olson Velma Taylor Creed 1932 Russell Banner lay Nelson Iames Richards Robert L. Wierman Eli Merrick Evelyn Bailey Strayer Helen Bailey Betteker Matilda Bender Nelson Mildred Chenoweth Alice Conroy Banner Helen Eynon Moore Margaret Flick Cliff Grace Geiger Gettman Helen Kennedy I-letrick Isabelle Ott Mullins Mildred Stabi Lubonovic Margaret Sturgeon 1933 Albert Behnke Louis Gasser Donald Hackett Mason McConnell Bert Palmeter Glen Price Ignatius Rishka Lionel Trebilcock Charles Wefrman Margaret Allinson Ellen Etter Hafely Alberta Kennedy Scott Catherine Kennedy Hoppes -13 Page Fifty-nine ll- Elizabeth Sears Redman Ethel Thomas Williams Mary Torrie Blice Mary Wissinger McMasters Kenneth Hoyt Robert White Russell Williams 1934 Iohn Eynon Glessner Francis William Goist 'Ralph Hafely Houston Nearhoof Chester Rogers Edward Thomas iohn Vanderbilt Charlotte Bayer Hoyt Kathleen Bayer Henry Evadna Conrad Middlestead lreta Goist Black Margaret Groves Raupple Ruth Hafely Brobst Elizabeth Hoyt Dezerell Donald Goist Katherine Walker Logan Ruth McQuiston Hart Virginia Ice Sullivan Garnet McCuen Schulz Frances Reed Wiemer Catherine Rosenberger Sinn Beatrice Summers Thilliami Mary Klinich Lulkehuss 'Anne Kantonic Dorthy Kennedy Allen 1935 Dolores Vanderbilt Ott Dorothy Summers Gault lean Stitler Shubert George Smith Clarence McQuiston Thomas Ienkins Edward Ianosik William Hunt Rose Heinl Richards Myron Groves Eileen Couch Myrtle Cliff Ruth McConnell ' Deceased Erwin Affolter 1936 Thomas Adams Walter Creed Florence Cummings Ruby Fleming lane Louise Goist Price Mabel Hafely Kennedy lean Helle Louise Huber Muche Amy MacLellan Harrison Richard Miller Rosswell Miller Bob Morgan Margaret Pratt Maior Gladys Sheward Gobely Iennie Stabi Daras Norman Stephenson Millicent Thorpe Arnold Iack Walp Ioan White Iewell lean Lenore Wilson Eynon Ralph Harlo Ierome Mary Merrick Lipka 1937 Myrtle Marie Bailey Castle Evelyn Elaine Carroll Hanlon Iean G. Cliff Wheeler Iohn C. Cliff I.oren Everett Creed Samuel Eynon Wick E. Goist Esther D. Hanley Clara Matilda Hughes Weimer Ruth Loretta Hunter Christrian Henry W. Meine Ethel Lorraine Miller Bowser Lawrence L. Minnick Ioseph Matthew Moore Willard R. Richards Betty Aurene Stephenson Wood Kenneth H. Swartz Gizella Sue Vago Graham Alice Elizabeth Wilson Robert G. Huber 1938, May 26 Thresa Bogovich Terzak Lois Aldine Stevens Hefflefinger Ioe Neuder Constance I. Thorpe Arnold Vivian Wood Richards Alice Miller Gary Ruth Stiteler Pearl Bayer Eynon Thomas E. Ridge Thomas M. O'Donnell Lillian P. Taylor Charles E. Kollman Arnold Collins. Ir. Harriet L. Taylor Miller Adelene Featsent Griffith 'Arden R. Fox Iames E. Corbett 'William D. Clarke Paul E. O'Donnell Robert Miller Ralph H. Timmins Velva Banks Carson Robert M. Wilson Elizabeth G. Homan Neuder Evelyn I. Price Woolcock 'Deceased 1939, May 25 Evelyn Loreda Behnke Ingalls Anna Mary Bogovich Pozega Virginia Mae Crider Creed Iuanita Evelyn Fleming Doris May Fultz Smith Pauline Elizabeth Helle Ruby Lorena Hood Mary lane Krohn 'Doris Vernelle Notman Pauline Parshell Ryznor Grace Greenwood Stambaugh Bethart Bernice Eileen Stauifer Wilkins Elsie Elaine Smith Ella Elaine Vinton Madden Sarah E. Young 'William George Clarke Robert G. Cornman Garnet S. Darling I. Howard Halliday lack Prindle Harrell William Carl McConnell Charles Walter McQuiston Warren Harmon McQuiston Sylvester A. Schultz James Robert Tunison Richard Wernely Wilson 'Deceased 1940, May 23 Marie D. Corbett Helen M. Cumming Sarabelle Fleming Billie Irene Fox Wittenaver Mary Ellen Harrell Machal Harry H. Henry George Klinich Leroy S. Major George N. Mealy Harry E, Mealy Mary Louise Mealy Best Kenneth R. Meine Richard Miller Ruth S. Morgan Kollman Olive Grace MacLellan Ruscoe, Ir. Iohn T. O'Donnell Zeltha L. Ray lack Chester Richards Howard Rowley Betty Iane Snyder Ennett Dorothy R. Swartz Timmons Virginia R. Taylor Bauman Betty G. Vinton Winnfield Beverly I. Walton Anna Worana Betty Iane Sheward Kothe 1941, May 22 William B. O'Connell Iames W. Schultz Edward T. Price Alice M. Swabek Marion Louise Morgan Dunel Eleanor Macko Martin Delphine Crider Brenner Lorraine Mootishaw Hull Norman K. Smith Charles Walter Leavy Ioseph R. Iayne Richard Zimmerman lean Lillian Berndt Grombacher Edna Marie Gramelt Polder LaVelle Allott Maggs 'George E. Lorenz Lillian Edwards Ethel Lenore Hoff Ann Marie Voytko Presco Ervin W. Powell Richard Stiteler Constance Bruno Betty Ann Gleydura Margaret lean Minnick Miller Helen Louise Bard Iewell Virginia Mae Boop Reapsummer Lois Lea Walsh Bowdich Virginia Irene Lorenz Kinsey 'Deceased 1942, May 21 Marx Alton Barth Ann Boerio Mildred Bogovich Simunic Pauline Blosser Morgan William A. Brass, Ir. Iames W. Colbrunn William Carl Cornman Irene E. Cramer Niptcs Eleanore Louise Dailey Verna Darling O'Connell Dorothy Alice Dearbo:n Gifford Anthony Dobrovolic Mary E. Fleming George Hafely Betty K. Hanifan Gloria Louise Iones Clarence L. Henry Ruth lean Hurd Adams -PEI Page Sixty lif- l942, May 21 fContinuedl Barbara Ruth Kay Iasper Herbert N. Kay Madlene Kohler Iayne Vera Mae Lindsay Tunison Mildred Marie Miller Gray Marie Morre Osgood Phyllis Notman Barth Wilbur Niswonger Beatrice O'Connell Bowers Ierry O'Donnell Timothy O'Leary Eleanor L. Parshell loyce Plundett David Powell William Alfred Pratt, Ir. Harriet Price Metzger Ieannette Richards Wilson William Richards Helen A. Ryan Lovas William D. Schultz Marjorie Slagle Blosser Charles W. Steib Helen A. Swartz Mary Agnes Taylor Lawrence Richard Tunison Naomi Mae Visscher Hughes Edna Mae Welsh Snyder Rebecca Williams Toth Helen Woodford Stark Margaret Young Thomas Iohn Savage Robert Kellar Hurd 1943, May 27 Iames Alan Bard Emerson Hugh Barth Howard Lee Blosser William Gerald Cover Henry S. Cramer Gerald Killmeyer Richard Morgan Robert Eugene Powell Ralph Milton Shontz Charles I. Smith Edward Stiteler William Allan Taylor Iames Edward Wood Dorothy M. Beach Andrews Velva Dwan Berg Faye Berlin Daniels Hilda S. Boop Maryan E. Bosworth Iones Helen P. Burnett Whitney Dorothy Louise Delin Marion M. Dennison Marjory Louise Eakin Esther Ellen Edwards Bettsie Helen Fleming Eleanore Adelle Geary Applegate Cortelle Keefer Mary Elizabeth Kennedy Kay lane E. Lio LaVerne Eloise Mapstone Helen Merrick Sarah Price Esther L. Sears Eleanor Marie Seems Rummell Anne Marie Sinclich lean Underwood Wilson Chole Louise Zimmerman Maryanski 1944, May 25 Ruth Dawn Truhan Pratt Margaret Mary Gaffney Wilster Treva losephine Beichly Larson Iames Dallas Cumming Floyd Eugene Hoff, Ir. Harold Iames Lightner Harry Ioe Helle Russell Gordon Notman Ida Meryl Boyd Page Dixie Lee Pratt Ramsey Norma lean Swartz Hise Robert Benjamin Cramer William Lewis Krolopp Iohn A. Gasser Harry William DiVencenzo Lona Loretta Holi Powell Rudolf George Gramelt Bettie Haiely Miller Denny Dale Kennedy Martha lean Patterson Williamson Mary Alice Walker Thelma May Seem Marshall Gloria Louise Milliman Kyser Helen Patricia Barry Riley Theresa Cecelia Kohler Read Betty Louise Couch Osgood Fred Iames Margaret Prater Milligan Elfreda Barbara Meuser Eacon Charles Edward Trebilcock Frances LaStella Slimmer Kramer 'Eugene Wallace Mathews 'Deceased 1945, May 24 lean Barth Virginia Blosser Trebilcock Helen Bogovich lean Cramer Chambers Ieanne Davis Price Shirley Dravis Lasher Martin Drvodelic Norma Eckenrode Savanny Helen Gleydura Martian Patricia Louise Hawkes Lorraine Hoi! Mary Frances Homonek Lorraine Keeier Sause Iune Lingenielter Stuli Ruth Mapstone Mary Mease Stevens Arthur Moon Robert Nall Francis Pittock Doris Powell Leach Lillian Quinlan Mary Ada Shaw Eleanor Marie Sinclair Richard E. Smith Gloria Dawn Walker Brown Beverly Iane Welk Mary lane Zimmerman Cambell Alben Wallace Featsent- Service-3f29f46 George M. Mitchell, Ir.-- Service-B! ZZ! 46 Abel Philli Clarke-Service-3f4f41 P Tod Morgan-Service-l0f 22f 46 1946. May 23 Nancy Low Bosworth Boylon Iosephine Cherniga Maruakin Thelma Lorane Davidson Vivian Mae Donnan Helen Ianis George M. Shirley Halely Allan Iean Elizabeth Heinl Henry Marguerite Henry Edra L. Iayne Bott Irene Mae Killmeyer Kathryn E. McQuistone Foltz Shirley E. Notman Geraldine R. Oakley Mildred Irene Sears Frances lane Simmons Carolyne Stephenson Maybelle Stevenson Patricia Ann Truhan Niswonger Ioan Carolyn Walp Lyman Lois Iune Worner Camp Catherine I. Wollitz Eckman Thomas E. Featsent Iames Harlow Kay Jonathan Warren Keeler Lester Leroy Lightner Iames Lee Miller David C. Smith Clyde S. Taylor Larry Zimmerman Thomas I. Woodford Madelane Bruno Georgia Irene Dailey Eileen Eakin Policy Sallieann Fisher Harriet Ioanne Morgan Peggy Stiteler 1947, May 28 Betty lane Brown Daniel Bruno Andrew T. Canale Anna Mae Check Claude E. Cramer, Ir. Paul H. Creed, Ir. Giles E. Davidson Eleanor lane DiVencenzo Ronald B. Dull Mary Virginia Eakin Roger E. Eckenrode Richard E. Faiver Dorothy Ieanne Fleming George E. Gasser Betty Iean Haqstrom Sally lane Heinl lean Henry Bonita Iackqueline Kennedy William S. Killmeyer Olga Kuchon Bertha Lou Kuhns Lightner Mary Isabel Lingenielter Kennedy Everett F. Luther Mary Lou Macko Frederick C. McKnight Iessie Alice Mealy Steve C. Merrick Frank W. Miketa Norbert E. Noss Beverly Iean Notman Mary Frances Oakley Majdeski Bessie Elizabeth Price Iames LeRoy Remalia Arbutus M. Rexroad Suzanne Schroeder Burnett Raymond L. Smith Nickolas F. Sostaric Clara Margaret Steib Smith Lawrence Lee Sutton Sallie Ann Timlin Herman H. Wollitz Arthur M. Schlosser Iohn Quinlan, Veteran, 4f 28f '48 1948, May 26 Shirley Ann Blaney Dorothy Iean Check Audrey Louise Colbrunn Courson Norma lean Cratsley Greene Ruth Mariean Deiwert Elaine Donna Dravis Patricia Diana Davis Ianet Ann Faiver Gasser Dorothy A. Gleydura -'iii Page Sixty-one FJ'- Virginia Arlene Hilty Margaret L. Iohnson McKee 'Iosephine Iune Latimer Ianet Evelyn Lewis Betty Louise Lightner Walters Sally Lou Mapstone Alice Virginia McMurray Sally Lou Nutter Betty Louise Prater Nancy Iune Reapsummer Delores Mae Savage Mary Alice Shreves Barnes Donna Marie Sullivan Donna Mae Swartz lean Carole Vehre Charlene Anne Kehna Iames Everett Baird William H. Blewitt Vincent De Ascentis I ohn Homer Drennen Harold W. Glancy Howard William Goist Allan I. Iohnston Thomas A. Orolino Robert Wilson Paterson Gerald L. Richards Lloyd Wilson Sears, Ir. Iames L. Walters, Ir. Iames Deiwert, April 13, 1948 'Deceased 1949, Iune 1 Robert Baker Richard Leslie Beach Iohn Wilson Cramer Ioe Davidson Nicholas Ioseph DiVencenzo Paul Drvodelic, Ir. William Robert Edwards Daniel Ioseph Fedorchak Mathew A. Fleming, Ir. William Edmond Fredericks Ray Gilford Marcus Iames Iennings Robert Iohn Kay Iames Aldie Mapes Raymond I . Miketa Harry E. Minnick, Ir. lack Houston Nearhooi Alfred Emery Osgood Herman Ioseph Sostaric Kenneth William Turner Robert R. Welk lane Louise Berlin Ianice Ruth Bott Helen Louise Colbert Esther Mae Daley Thelma Elaine Dieter Laurel Mae Dravis Doris Louise Elseg Jean Elizabeth Frew Betty Lou Fritz Doris Ruth Homer Delores Iean Hossman Anne Louise Killmeyer Margaret Mary Maurer Ioann Clover Milliman Alice Marie O'Connell Mary Lou Scott Dorothy Marie Tarica Iune Louise Thomas Eva Mae Wilson Court Donald G. Shontz, Veteran, 4f 13f 1949 Donald Gene Sofchalk, Veteran 7f lf 1949 Class of 50 We are the Senior Class of 50. And we think we are pretty nifty. Starting way back in thirty-eight. Leaming to draw on the slate. Learning to count to ten, When we would, we wondered when. Nine months later entering the second, Would we make the grade? Well, I reckon. And up through all the years Third, fourth, fifth, and sixth, Now we were learning all the tricks, And we wondered, what would come next. 'Next year Iunior High with our crew, Changing classes was something really new. During high school we lost our recess, And we were always getting into a mess. Slowly we are making the incline, Grades seven, eight, and nine, Now finally, we are freshmen, To graduate was our only yen. Inside was the groans, growls, and snorts, Outside we were very interested in sports. Again we go, freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, And now, for the candy table we were the leaders. So now it's time for our first prom, and what a time We really thought we were in our prime. At the end of the year we found we would succeed To the Senior Class we would proceed. Toward the end of the year, We had found we were getting near. So to Liberty High which we loved so well, We now give our hearty FAREWELL. -IACK HAFELY -'Sf Page Sixty-two H1- CLASS WILL Alan Deeley wills his ability to be Senior Class president to anyone. Dick Kinkley wills his ability to argue in government to Al Dearborn. Ilajean wills her out-of-town boys to Doris Bowser. Buzzy Dull wills his will to stay home nights to Donald Gerry. Iovanne McMurray wills her quietness to Carol Eckenrode. Homer Rush wills his masculine build to Pete Gifford. Iackie Luther wills her ability to argue with the Coach to Al Dearborn Willy Z. wills his shortness to Iim Chapman. Ieanne Berlin wills her wits to Betty Greathouse. Bruce Berndt wills his skipping ability to Iimmy O' Dea. Anna Wahl wills her going steady ability to anybody that needs it. Gilbert Chalker wills his manners to all the Iunior boys. Ianet Becker won't will her man in Pittsburgh to anybody. Pauline Bogovich wills her personality to anyone who wants it. Bud Lawrentz wills his way with the girls to Bill Check. Sally Bolander wills her freckles to Marlene Kostello. Ray England wills his deep voice to Iohn Siefert. Dorothy Negro wills the Republican party to Mrs. Higley. Iohn Ryan wills his ways with the teachers to iuture graduates. Carole Colbrunn wills her figure to Rosemary Scheidegger. lack Truhan wills his dancing ability to David Rexroad. Helen Snyder wills her nice smile to anybody that feels sad. Connie DePizzo wills her high pitched voice to David Flowers. Iohnny Fleming wills his friendliness to all his friends to remember. Mary lane wills her joking personality to Lee Carnahan. Gary Harbison wills his sports ability to Iames Ochsenhirt. Margaret Fink wills her soft voice to Leo Jennings. Richard Kohler wills his Ragg Topp to Mr. Caulfield. Ioanne Heller wills her mild personality to Miss Faust. David Lindsay wills his imaginary dog to anybody with an imagination. Ioyce Heller wills her romantic days in school to Grace O'Neill. Ierry Peduzzi wills his Ford to anybody that would have one. Beverly O'Neill wills her spelling ability to Margaret Peduzzi. lack I-lately wills the pleasant memories of him in school to everybody. Ann Tobin wills her unsophisticated ways to Ruth Heinl. Franklin Merrifield wills his undated girls to anybody that needs them. Lula Drennen wills her blond hair to Donna Bruno. Ronald Schink wills the relief of his graduation to the iaculty. Mary Walters wills her innocent expression to Iohn Brayton. Pete Ryan wills his ability toward girls to the junior boys. Mary Larue wills her wonderful red hair to Angeline DePizzo Wanda Robinette wills her skating ability to Glenn Bakker. -Iack Halely -ill Page Sixty-three ll'- To the many merchants who have taken advertising space in our annual year after year, we Wish to express our thanks. To those companies or firms who supplied material or workmanship for our new building, We appreciate your taking advertising space. Without the patronage of these people, we would be unable to finance our book. Show your appreciation by patronizing them. eil Page Sixty-four l CLASS OF 'I950 Congratulations my! how you've grown! here you ore, ready to shoulder tomorrow! MeKELVEY'S 1883 to 1950 BOCKERT-WELLS PAINTING CU. 2301 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio PAINTING CONTRACTORS Paints Wallpapers Dutch Boy - Martin-Senour Q71 Page Sixty-five :QP Compliments Ot THE SCHEETZ LUMBER COMPANY Q Our Best Wishes to Liberty Township on their New School Building Steel Lockers Furnished By JAMES Sr WEAVER 22 West Wood Street Phone 4-4427 Distributors For The General Fireproofing Co. Youngstown, Ohio I P q Sxty-six liq- It matters not how straight the gate, How harged with punishment the scroll. I am the captain of my fate! I am the master of my soul! fWiIIiam Ernest Henley! Q Congratulatiolls., Class of 1950 STHOUSS-HIRSBERUS Youngstown Warren, Ohio New Castle, Pennsylvania O Best wishes to the Liberty High School Graduating Class THE OHIO LEATHER COMPANY Girard, Ohio I if Page Sixty-sev Best Wishes to Class of 1950 KOHLER AND SONS Quality Wholesale and Retail Meats 1142 East Liberty Street Youngstown 4, Ohio O J. S. Todd General Insurance and Surety Bonds 419 Dollar Bank Building Youngstown, Ohio Mieding Drug Store The Rexall Store 7 South State Street Girard, Ohio Page Sixty-eight tis Compliments of The Trumbull Savings and Loan Company Savings Deposits Insured up to 35.000 Veterans' Loans and Monthly Reduction Mortgage Loans Girard, Ohio Warren, Ohio Girard Phone 5-6216 O D0nnell's Ford and Mercury 1811 Market Street Compliments of The Griffith Agency RealEstate v Insurance Surety Bonds 18 N. Market Street Girard, Ohio Phone 5-6516 Insure in Sure Insurance C. Roy Taylor Insurance Agency Girard, Ohio Page Sixty-nine Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1950 The First National Bank of Girard Girard, Ohio Member of F. D. 1. C. O Compliments of Reesey's Men Shop Up-to-date Men's Wear Girard, Ohio Best Wishes SWahek's Flower Shop Artistic Floral Arrangements State and Smithsonian Girard, Ohio Phone 5-61 19 O Compiiments of A ff o1ter's Market Comer of Belmont and Liberty Streets High Grade Fruits and Vegetables age Seven Iv tie PHYIOIIQS Bottled Gas 20-40-60-100 Lb. Cylinders 2969 Hubbard Road Phone 6-9597 Youngstown, Ohio I Service Builds Our Business o Compliments Ot A. F. Beil Electric, lne o The Eyes are the gateway to knowledge, and a safety fac- tor in life. Congratulations on your new building F. Ivan Law 3311 Glenwood Avenue Youngstown, Ohio I Industrial cmd Commercial Floors Color utilizes energy to reduce eye fatigue, aids concentration, improves morale and stimu- lates energy. Use Green Nucite Glass Chalkboards Slate Resurfacing and Sales Co. Edward Slocrt ll9Ol Forest Avenue Cleveland 20, Ohio elif Page Seventy-one E1- L. Wahl Garage Lathe Work ' Painting ' Body Work General Repairing ' Welding 526 Churchhill-Hubbard Road Phone 4-4718 Youngstown 4, Ohio Roston's Super Market 464 North State Street Girard, Ohio Phones 5-5413 - 5-5414 SUBURBAN PUMP SHOP 3718 Belmont Avenue Phone 3-7323 Well Drilling Deming, Goulds, and Myers Pumps Repairs on all makes The Western Reserve Lumber Company Lumber 0 Paint ' Hardware Phone 5-5481 McBride-Hone Motor Sales Your Friendly Ford Dealer Phone 5-6621 332 N. State Street Girard, Ohio 434 N. State Street Girard, Ohio - if Page Sev GU ty-two 1:9 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1950 From HI-WAY ARENA R o l l e r R i n k Route 422 0 East of Warren, Ohio Wishing you continuous success. Class of 1950 Compliments of BALDINE'S AUTO SALES Phone 4-1622 Hubbard, Ohio Chrysler ' Plymouth 24 Hour Service eil Page Seventy th I CONGRATULATIONS: To Liberty Township For Your Farsightedness and Interest in Americds Future Leaders-Your Children. ADOLPH-JOHNSON AND SON CO. 661 Wick Avenue Youngstown, Ohio General Contractors For Your New Addition -'Sf Page Seventy-four fib- Compliments of GIRARD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION First Mortgage Monthly Reduction Loans to Build. Buy, or Refinance Homes Savings Insured up to 55000.00 32 South State Street Girard, Ohio Julian Motor Sales Co. Chrysler and Plymouth U. S. Royal Tires and Tubes Phone 5-5473 o Girard Bowling Center, Inc. 235-237 N. State Street Girard, Ohio iSecond Floorl Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1950 T. J. Koslello General Contractor and Builder Phone 4-7615 Youngstown, Ohio -'if Page Seventy-five Ff- Compliments of WOFIIICI' Coal and Supply Co. Coal cmd Builders Supplies Girard, Ohio Phone 5-5323 Compliments of Lord Chesterfield Tailors 339 West Federal Street - 2nd Floor Room lO-ll Phone 4-3226 I Congratulations Graduates The Elms Ballroom 529 Elm Street Phone 7-8184 L. A. Cavalier, lr., Manager C N avi11's Flowers at Belmont Cemetery Belmont Avenue Extension Phone 3-9311 Youngstown, Ohio eil Page Seventy 'six f DAVID L. THOMAS Barber Shop Welty's Ben Franklin Store 1U W. Main Street Girard, Ohio Kernel Fresh Salted Nuts Asst. lack Sherock Call 5-8644 for appointment 25 W. Liberty Street Girard, Ohio Moore's Home Furnishings Floor Coverings 0 Blinds 0 Wall Tile Paints 0 Draperies 329 N. State Street Girard, Ohio Phone 5-8511 Victor S. Moore MEUSER-MORRALL Your Family Shoe Store Shoes and Hosiery Best Wishes and Good Luck to Tl-IE CLASS OF 1950 A Friend Compliments of HOl..l..AND'S RESTAURANT 20 South State Street Girard, Ohio Page Seventy-seven 1 Flowers By Higleys, Inc. Compliments i578 Mahoning Avenue of Dial 9-3246 Youngstown, Ohio THE BERTOLINI BROS. CO. MCKWQY Heights Dial 2-4347 Niles, Ohio The Hart Iron Company. Inc. Manufacturers of Structural and The George P. Little Co.. Inc. Ommnenlal lrvn P. O. Box 2815 Youngstown 8, Ohio Phone 7-8227 Dr. H. Piring LAUN-DRY-TERIA 0Pl0mel!'iSl 30 Minute Self Serve Laundry 2V2 Bus Arcade Youngstown, Ohio 328V2 W- RCIYGU AVG' Phone 6-2214 phone 3-5714 Youngstown, Ohio -Qf Page Seventy-eight E+ O'CONNELL HARDWARE Plumbing and heating supplies Pittsburgh Paints 44 W. Liberty Street Girard, Ohio Phone 5-6200 CHURCHILL MARKET Butch Ochsenhirt, Prop. Groceries. meats. notions. school supplies. tobacco. ice cream, candy. and drugs. 164 Churchill-Hubbard Road Youngstown, Ohio DORN'S BEAUTY SHOP 9 North Market Street Girard Specialists in all lines of permanent waving Phone 5-6126 Best wishes from the Girard Coal And Builders Supply Phone 5-6121 Girard, Ohio TWIN GABLES Curb Service Good Food Excellent Service 3707 Belmont Extension Phone 4-3510 I Compliments of JOSEPH MODARELLI O 'AK Page Seventy-nine 164- F OLLETT'S MARKET Belmont at Gypsy Lane Phone 6-9383 Groceries. fruits. vegetables, toys. and novelties ROGER'S LUMBER CO. 3838 Belmont Avenue Phone 7-4448 Lumber Paint Builder's Hardware Let us serve your lumber needs. THE BELMONT METAL PRODUCTS, Inc. 3825 Belmont Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Builders of Rolet Lifetime Tubs GLASGOW TAILORS, Inc. Personal Tailoring Service for Particular Men and Women 3l2 W. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio Phone 3-1429 SCHAEFER MUSIC SHOP Musical Instruments cmd Accessories Sheet Music and Supplies 409-lO-ll-12 Keith-Albee Theatre Bldg. Youngstown 3, Ohio MusiCfThe Universal Language Society Brand Quality Clothes For Young Men cmd Men Who Stay Young THE SQUIRE SHOP l4l, W, Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio it Page Eighty 529 O Compliments of Cliff Richards' Barber Shop 3818 Belmont Avenue Ext. Compliments to the Class of l950 LIBERTY AUTO SERVICE 3943 Belmont Ave. Youngstown, O, General Repair 0 Towing Good Gulf Products lim Welsh, Prop. Compliments of SCOTT'S SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Phone 8-2l5l Vienna, Ohio Compliments of MEIKLE'S TEXACO SERVICE l23l Belmont Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Phone 6-9688 Your Texaco Dealer A GOOD PLACE TO EAT! When you're hungry or thirsty Toddle out to e TOD'S SANDWICH SHOP 2800 Hubbard Road Youngstown, Ohio GROTTO RESTAURANT Fine Foods and Home-Made Pastries Operated by Mrs. Carl Berndt 208 W. Front Street Youngstown, Ohio +2 Page Eighty-one 2 HARRY MRALY's Compliments of Grocmes and vegembles Cekuta Bros. Food Market K1ine's Corners Belmont Ave. Ext. Phones 5-543537 5-5433 13110119 44895 909 N. State Street Girard, Ohio HOCHADEL AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate Carey Pharmacy Prescriptions 12 W' Main Street Girard' Ohio 24 N. State Street Girard, Ohio Phones 5-6212 Ph 5-5025 Res. 5-6332 one D1LLoN's BAKERY Ziwfd BNS- Furniture Co. 211 East Prospect Street C I Q H F i h omp e e ome umis ers 27 West Liberty Street 14 N. State Street Girard, Ohio Girard, Ohio Phone 5-3555 -if Page Eighty-two 15? S T O N E C R E T E Compliments ,f'qii7f 1 0' of 7. SHY LOCKSON TAILORS 201 wick Buiidinq X-....,,.-f' 'Si Xl! Corner Phelps and Federal-2nd Floor Silica Building Blgckg Eckman Coal and Supply Co. W. H. Forney Compliments of Compliments of A. W. YOUNGER CO. BELMONT BAKERY Oldsmobile Dealer 2009 Belmont Avenue 439 N. State Street Girard, Ohio Phone 4,268.7 Make a date with an 88 Rocket Compliments of Compliments of ENDRES AND GROSS Flowers and Gifts Martin Dry Cleaning and Laundry 22 N. State Street Girard, Chio Phong 5-5125 809 N. State Street Girard, Ohio Day and Night Quality Work 0 Low Cost Page Eighty-three lil- Compliments of Eg,?Q?E Iewe1l's Sohio Service When buying or selling Belmont and Liberty call We give CHAS. G. BURRUWS Realtor S G H Green Stamps Phone 6-9524 53 E. Myrtle Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Phone Office 4-56275 Home 7-4234 DANNY'S COFFEE SHOPPE Home Cooking Open All Night Saturday Open Sunday 8ll N. State Street Girard, Oh io KANAAN SERVICE Complete Carburetor and Electrical Service Body Work 3131 Belmont Avenue at Colonial Compliments of RODNEY ANN'S Makers of Candy cmd Ice Cream 18 E. Liberty Street Girard, Ohio Crumpton's SUPER DRUG MARKET 16 W. Liberty Street Girard, Ohio -tif Page Eiqhty-four tif- 0 Capturing the joy and beauty of the occasion is true art. 0 Preserve such events with honest, 1ife1ike photographs. I 1 Wish to extend my most sin- cere good Wishes to the graduating class of 1950. gafsclzelze Sfudio 104 West Wood Street Phone 3-1714 alt Page Eighty-five IEP WE WANT TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF EXTENDING OUR SINCERE GOOD WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS. IT IS YOUR TYPE OF YOUNG MANHOOD AND YOUNG WOMANHOOD THAT WILL KEEP AMERICA THE LEADER AMONG NATIONS. WE IOIN YOUR PROUD FRIENDS AND RELATIVES IN HEARTILY CONGRATU- LATING YOU! PETER M. WELLMAN THE GIRARD TI-IEATRES P. S. REMEMBER, GOOD PICTURES ARE LIKE OLD FRIENDS . , ,GOOD BOOKS. . .OR YOUR FAVORITE MUSIC. I . YOU CAN ALWAYS SEE THE BEST AT A WELLMAN THEATRE. -'Sf Page E hly-six B+