Lowellville High School - Echo Yearbook (Lowellville, OH)

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L l-- 'Time Egifts ju --'L' Girls' Athletic Association Left to right lst. Row:-B. Nainie, G. Rotz, S. Frech, Miss Skinner, M. Rogers, E. Delsetis, P. DePaul. Znd. Row:-R. Donatelli, L. Faraglia, M. Primavera, M. Augustine, S. Simone, D. Slievetz, C. Rotz, I. Olive. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICDN President .....,......,.......... .,., . . ..,. .,.. . . . .... . Rose Donatelli Vice-President ..,.. ...,. .,i., . . Stella Simone Secretary . .. .. .. Margaret Rogers Treasurer Marian Augustine Sponsor ,....... .. ....,...,.. .. ....,., ,.,. . . .,., .. ,... .... . .,,. .. .. . ..,. . .. Miss Helen Skinner ln November, l945, the Girl's Athletic Association was organized, its purpose is to pro- mote the girls' interest in sports. All girls from grades 7 to 12 are eligible to take part in the activities of the club. Each year new officers shall be chosen by these girls. One girl is chosen as head for each sport in which the association is active. This board oi heads and officers meet the first Monday of every month and decide the activities of that month. On the lirst Thursday of each month inter-class basketball games are played. ln each activity that a girl participates, she is given points. At the end. of this year, ac- cording to the rules of the G. A. A., each Senior girl merits a small letter it she has acquired ZOO scoring points, or a pin, if scoring 300 points Activities of the G. A, A, include basketball volley ball, badminton, and table tennis, Page forty-eight

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rl-Alfie Echo Q- if D 'V '- nf ge i i l Social Dancing Club Lett to right lst, Row:-E. Mulina, B. Grist, M. Rogers, N. l-leadriclc, Mrs. Mertz, G. Netto, G. Mulina, B. Mertz, R. Marcone. Znd. Row:-M. Martin, I. Iohnson, M. Robb, R. Donatelli, E Perry, E. lones, M. Mangine, T, Sar- ville, C. Scopacasa. 3rd. Row:-L. Faraglia, D. Shevetz, S. Simone, M, Primavera, M. Augustine, P. List, A. Mcrriotti, l. Savon, B. Rotz, SQCIAL DANCING CLUB President ..... .,.,. ..,...,.. ,........,....,..,.,... , . . ....... . .. ..... .... lrene Savon .. Elizabeth Mulina Norma Headrick Lucille Faraglia Vice'-President Secretary , .... . Treasurer . . . A' 'f - H X fipmiscr . ,. .... .. ,. .. ,.Mrs.MerZ Ten years ago, under the guidance ot Mr. Reed, the Social Dancing Club was organized, The purpose of the club is to instruct the student body in the art ot dancing-thus the name. When Mr. Reed lett our school to join the service, his position was capably taken over by Mrs. Merz. The club teaches students how to conduct themselves at school dances as well as how to dance. A nicl-:elodeon was purchased when the club was first organized and the upkeep has been maintained by the succeeding members. The nickelodeon is rented out to all classes and organizations ol the High School at a reasonable lee. ln the line of activities, the club, so tar, this year has given a dance which was very successful and which was patronized by practically all the pupils. Last year, the club intro- duced new entertainment at the school dances which proved worthwhile-this entertainment was a floor show during intermission This adds variety and gives the patrons more enters tainment. Page forty -SSVGH

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s,.,Dif+, ,Fl-he Echo 'if Band. Left to right. lst. Row:--- M. Mariotti, M, Sarvillo, I. Williams, I. Flora, A. Biiongrazia, F. Crocetti, E Iones, Mr. Gittings. 2nd Bow:-f-M. Mongine, B. Cearfoss, P. De-Paul, meo, I. DePasquale, P. Nolfi, L. Simon. N. Headrick, I. Valentino, F. Cicciarello, F. Ro' 3rd. Row:-D. Faraglia, I. Forsythe, V. D'Onofrio, C. Bots, I. Olive, I. Amato, E DeLisio, R. Men- ichini, R. Valentino, I. Coppola. 4th Row:--P. Butch, D. Faraglia, L. Esposito, A. Wright. 5th Row:-V. leardi W. Melillo, I. Crocclti, D. R. Augustine, G. Shortman, A. DiBusso, I. Grow Ciccone, A. DeLisio. BAND The Senior Class constitutes most of the solo chairs of the fifty-five members in the band. Two of our prominent classmates, Norma l-leadriclc and Frank Cicciarello, hold first clar- inet solos while Augustine DiBusso, the only Ioe Williams also holds a first solo: but on cille Faraglia pounds on the Big Bass drum, ard Esposito, beats out the drums in another cians are leaving, the band will try to find are making. The band performed on uf-ligh School on senior playing trumpet, is first soloist there. something entirely different-the baritone. Lu- while the pride and joy of the class '46, Leon- solo. Despite the fact that these talented musi- someone, somewhere, to fill the large gap they Parade, at iP.T. A. meetings, and football games. lf the band continues under the guidance of Mr. Gittings, we know that the future will be bright. There is nothing so well known as that we should not expect something for nothing, but We all do, and call it hope. You can't change the past, but you can ru- in a perfectly good present by worrying a- bout the future. -Sales Scrap Book li L . Page forty-nine