Lowellville High School - Echo Yearbook (Lowellville, OH)

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W-TIM Ealwiiigiii.. me ii' Mixed Chorus Left to right. lst. Row:-S. DeLullo, F. Crocetti, grazio, M. Rossi, I. Grow. M. Conti, B. Hotz, I. Caltagirone, G. Rotz, S. Frech, V. Brion 2nd, Row:--E. DeLetis, I. Forsythe, G. Mulina, T. Sarville, M. Rogers, B, Grist, E. Iones, M. Man Donatelli, G. M. Fanto, M. gine, N. Headrick, E. Perry, R. 3rd, Row:-M. Sarville, E. DeLetis, tine, P. List, I. Savon, R. Coolc, 4th. Row:--B. Rotz, P. Iudiciani, A. Dillusso, H. sarco, I. Crocetti, I. DeLisio, Mr. Gittings, A. 5th, RoW:YS, Simone, I. Williams, T. Marcone, renzo, F. Innocenzi, I. Moore, F. Cicciarello, M. DiCioccio, Netto, P. DePaul, N. Torella. Muscatell, M. Mariotti, N. Carnicello, M. Angus L. Menichini, L. Faraalia. Williams, E. DeLisio, l... Simon, L. Esposito, I. E Menichini. R. Iohnson, G. Mongine, I. Stephenson, G. De M. DeLisio, M. Primavera. MIXED CI-IGRUS The Chorus and Mr. Gittings are to be commended on their achievements ot the past year, They have participated in several programs. In the early part of the year, Boardman High School and Lowellville exchanged assembly programs. The Chorus made up the main part of this program. In the Spring Concert the Chorus made a wonderful showing. Over the l3TOGClCClSfiYlg 1'19iWOFk of WFMI, The girls' and boys' chorus took part tor the second time on High School on Parade. Tis better to have lived as a Senior, It eyes were made for seeing, then beauty than never to have lived at all. is its own excuse for being. What people say behind your back Not he who has little, but he who is your standing in the community. wishes for more, is poor. Page fifty PVT I T T nr K Tw

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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

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El 3 The Echo 3 Girl Scouts, Troop 63 Left to right lst. ltow:---VB. Rotz, G. Rotz, Mrs. Hanes, E. Davies, V. Cicuto, Znd. Row'-M. Conti, M. Sarville, S. DeLullo, F Crocetti, N. Torella. flrd. Row:--V. Buonqrazio, I. Grow, Miss Traoller, B. Knoll, R. Lanz, P. Batteiger. GIRLS SCCUTS trfroops 63 and 355 Troop 53, organized in lanuary 1944, was sponsored by the P. T. XX. Miss Dorothy Hiaginpa has been the leader with Miss tune Funk and Miss Evelyn Tradler acting as assistants. Troop 35 was organized in March l945 under the leadffrship of Mrs. Helen Ebersole As scouts. the qirls have enjoyed pottery, first aid, nature study, camping, and other va- ried activities. Their service work has included waste fat collections, working on the European clothing drives, and assisting nurses in the 'Younastown hospitals: fflontiniied on page 621 Girl Scouts, Troop 35 Left to right lst. ROWLQR. Arqenziano, S. Frech, Mrs. Ebersole, M. Mulino, S. Schrader. Znd. Row'-A Dastoli, W. Mills, M. Scavelli, I. Olive, T. Conti, A. Stefano 3rd, Row:-M. Mongine, I. Martin, F. DeMarino, C. Augustine, R. Luciolo, R. Valentino, B. Burns Page fitty-ono