Lowellville High School - Echo Yearbook (Lowellville, OH)

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Sensor Calendar SEPTEMBER 5 SGIHOFS bleak down to attend f1rst day of school 8 SGHIOFB declde to declare hollday 15 Tom Butler leads xx aw IH routlng of Sprlngfleld TOVSIISTIID 22 Rockets mend brulses after loss to Bessemer OCTOBER 12 Semors get the1r flrst mdlcatlon whether or not they graduate on May 28 Senlors dlscard shoes for the sock dance because of Mr John son s new gym floor Could It be Archle s lJ1I'tl 'Cl3V7 Rockets yourney 15 mxles to C0lL1Il'llJl3lld only to recexve set back NOVEMBER 2 Senlor glrls f1nd sen1o1 boys qulte llfeful when power clrcult falls throughout communlty Loulse Sarulle flnds 11111101 boys hopeless and falls prey to to a ce1ta1n 1un1o1 boy Rlght Rodger Fmally at 4 15 P M P1nky Ollye settles down to be crowned Homecommg Queen by Mary Rose DCLIBIO Pmky re1gns over the dance A huge success SCIIIOYS FQCQIXQ fnst xacatlon of year deeply grateful for Th3IlkSg1NlI1g dance 17-Senlors leaxe Vtllllllgly to earn some money for the approach mg hollday 20 Mr Zerbonla feels xexy sympathetic because of QQHIOFS leaxmg for remamder of year 25 Semors are deeply thankful for glfts they TSCGIX ed from Santa JANLARY '3 Mr Metzger explalns that attendlng school IS com pulsory unt1l commencement Semors forget all about Mr Metagers lecture Semors get a chance to shovs actlng ab1l1ty 1n Senlor Play The Daffy Dllls Nlce try Squares 1n senlor class attend P T A square dance 1n school audltorlum FEBRUARY 1 Poland strawhattexs wallop Rockets to the tune of 41 36 7 Many SQHIOFQ help boost Pollo DFIXQ by attendlng the P0110 Dance Certaln senlors recelxe penny xalentlnes from anonymous sources How about It Grlstl A few senlors d9C1dC to make It a four day school week MARCH 6 Truant Offlcer decldes to paw a xlslt to sexeral homes ln the wlllage 21-Senlors walt anwnously to see the mlracles rn the touch ups made on the1r plctures fCont1nued on Page 931 B , ' ' 11 v ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 . 13- ' '. J J S . - ,1 v 14- ' ' ' . K 1 26- . ,' ' s 1 ' ' ' s - 10- ' : . ., ' . . DECEMBER 1-Senior Boys wear informal overalls to attend formal Y , . ' 1 ' 1 '1 - 5- ' 1 . ' ' . 10- A . K Y . . . . . , Sl ' 97 ' Y 26- . ' . ' 'SJ . . . S ' .' iq as . , 91 - . . . 7 7 . . 14- ' .1 ' .- -1 ' .- - .- 18- K . . . A g . ' V -. . N W . . H - 'yy

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Class Prophecy Dear MISS Gray You alu ays told us to keep ln touch wlth you so after tu enty flxe years I am wx rltlng and golng to tell you all about the great Senlors of Dld you know the dedlcatlon of the Frank Flsher Llnqulst School xx as held the other day? That IS where I saw many old classmates and found out how each has progressed Ill bet you d nexer guess who was master of ceremonles at the dedlcatlon It was Mr Thomas Agee, Superlntendent of Mahonlng County Schools Mr Lyle Edwards, super lntendent of Lowellxllle Hlgh School and Mr Kenneth Arp, Prlllclpal of Lowellvllle Hlgh School were guest speakers Dld you knovl Mlss Gray that LOUISE Sarvllle IS golng abroad to play the plano She IS golng to glV6 flfteen concerts ln Europe thls Vear Isn t that wonderful? I thmk It s so H106 that Geraldlne Lucldo founded the Gerrylodlum Llbrary She wlll probably go down IH hlstory I know that Gerry has always dreamed of belng a famous llbrarlan Mlss Gray I thlnk we re flnally golng to get a woman for presl dent Anna Mae Clcuto, Governor of OhlO has been nomlnated as presldent of the Unlted States I see where Robert Klem IS IH charge of the presldentlal campalgn agalnst Anna Mae Lora Jane DePaaquale has been nomlnated as Anna s Vlce Presldent I wlsh the two glrls a Dld you hear the nevs recordlng of Shrlmp Boats by RoRo DCIISIO fMary Rose! and Gus Slmone CAugustmeJ That song flrst became popular way back ln 52 by that Jo Stafford Augustlne you know wrote the song Saxaphone Blues whlch IS the number one hlt song of all teen agers Stella Rotz used to slng wlth Augustlne s orchestra but turned to housekeeplng Mary Rose IS now hlS vocallst A new theater was erected ln the heart of Lowellxllle a month ago It s the DeeRuss Theater owned and operated by Dolores Russell, who when popplng popcorn IS ln her glory Dld you know that late last nlght Sclentlst Donald D Onofrlo and hlS mathematlcal asslstant Archle Gardner took off ln Donald s own D D Rocket Shlp to the moon Donald sald that the man ln the moon looked unhappy to hlm and so he wants to cheer hlm up AFChl8 who IS forever glwlng wltty remarks could do a lot to help Donald Glenn Shlngledecker s recordlng of Lady of Spaln IS selllng like hot cakes You know dont you that Glenn now has hls own muslc studlo'7 Its rlght here ln the clty of Lovsellxllle Gee MISS Gray I thlnk ltS awful about the famous palntlng of the Senlors of 52 belng stolen The palntlng IS by Alfred Rotunno It s been valued ox er 31500 00 by the Senlors of 52 that IS Do you exer llsten to W W V A MISS Gray If you do you d knovl then that the Chuck Wagon Gang IS comlng to Lowellvllle Theres Cousln Emmy Rossl fAngellneJ, the best yodler ewer Moon shme Contl lRalphJ, who plays the gultar, Carrot Top Nolfl CCehaD, 9 Y ' v' 1 v v ' . . . , . - x v K '52 . Y . v 1 v 1 I , v , , . ' c . xv - , . . . N w 1 7, at , I' n L L' 5' 9 . . , . . . ,. . . . ,, . . . lc ni I . . , . . . , - ' v .. . ,Y . . . . K x 5 ' 5 J lot of luck. Lora IS now Ambassador to RUSSIH. Y . . , . . . . , If 7? ' ' ' . . . , - 1 s x A . y. 9 . . 9 3 ' . . . . W . . ' P . , . H . ,, . . . . . ' 1 1 ' . , . , . . Y Y . , . . . . 1 Y ' , 9 ' v l ' r V , . . . ., . , , . . . , v V - K 7 7

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Sensor Wlll TVIHTIG Alfano leax es st1ll algu ng xxlth Tony Dastoll IH Hlstory claes Anna ClCUtO leax es her loxe for the Yankees to Mr Burns and Bob Morocco Joanne Contl leax es gladlx xx 1th a CQI't3lIl senlor box Nlarx B Del1s1o leaxes glgglmg Vlarv R DELISIO leaxes plannlng to come back Ill four years as teacher Lora DePasquale leax es her seat IH the green Plymouth on Monday lllgl'1tS to LOUISE Tanferno Donna D1Lul1o leax es her blue eyes to Judy Appelman Vlarx Lou Grlst leax es argulng xxlth Mrs Neepecca Irene Innocenfl leaxes hel loxe for Engllsh to Johnny Molontl D6l0l9S Johnson leues hu loxe tor playlng basketball to Anna Mar1ott1 Janet Knoll leaxes her qulet manner to V1rg1n1a Saxon Geraldlne Lucldo leaxes her loxe for shorthand to Shlrley Rotz Myra MlT1Ch leaxes her glggle to Bobby Arp Celxa Nolf1 leaxes vxlth Ralph Angehne Rossl leaxes Sammy Rogers to flnd peace and qulet Stella Rota leaxes feellng xerv happy Dolores Russell leaxes hex loxe for out of town boys to Mary Jane Rota Ioulse Sarvllle le mx es her loxe for sharp clotheb to Rodger Horn and Pmky Ollxe Carole Smlth leax ea st1ll dxeamlng of meetlng Mr Gregg author of Gregg s Shorthand Thomas Agee leax es st1ll scrubbmg for Mrb Martln Kenneth Arp leax ee for Struthere Kenneth Bell leaves hurrymg for home James Burns leax es many broken hearth. Thomas Butler leaxes hls ab1l1ty to play football to Kenny Halnes Ralph COI1t1 leaxes, gladly xxlth Cella Vllke DICICCO Ronnle Rlpple and Hoxvard Rota leaxe thelr 300 mark IH boxxlmg to Frank Rotz Donald D Onotr1o leaxes algulng w1th M1 Celbar about chemlcals Jobeph D Onofrxo leax es h1s loxe for women to James AHd8FX1Ch Lxle Edwards leax es Kax Hartman madly Frank Flsher leaxes hls sharp clotheb to Jlmmy Trax ellne Jack Frech leaxes hm helght to Jlm Muecatell Robert Gardner leax es hls promptnebs to Lester Braun Robert Klem leax es hm artlbtlc ab1l1ty to Jean Reedy Andrexx Lelllo leax eb h1s Slox ene to Margaret Shevetz Rlchard Olson leaxes h1s curly halr to Duke Johneon Alfred Rotunno leaxes h1s loxe for tell1ng Jokee to George Kushma Glenn Shxngledecker leaxcs hlb talent for playlng the accordlon to Jack Zlnger Augustlne Slmone leax es hle lntelhgence to Anthony Daxanzo James Tanferno leax es 1n hlb hot rod John Weber leaxes hls qulet read1ng XOICG to Mr Metzger ll ' ' Il V V V V . V V V V V A L A A n u tn. l ' w Q x 1 1 , 1 . . . . ' v v Y V. 1 v , - . K V V . L 7 . L' 1 ' K' . . K 'I I v w 1 l . - . . V V . . . - . . . L V V , V V , ' V' V V , W . - V V. . ,J . V AV . V LV V I - V V V V V V V V ' V ' V V L L K K . . V V . . . . 7 1 . . . V V V V V V . . . A v nw r n I I V w v- I 4 - . . 'vw f V v v 1 . I . .. ? V . . r v w . v - . . . K KA ... L - - L V V V V V V V V V J K C n n V V 4, ' V V V ' V . ' ' V - . . V ! r K' V V V ' V ' w ' - . . . . V V V - . . V V V V V V n x ' 5, u f w 1 Y v .1 ' I . - . . . ' V V V V V' ' 1 . . . . . 7 V . Y 7 V ' ' 4 v V l u . . s I N V , . . . V . V V V V V V . V . . V V V V V . V D7 A A W u V V V V V V . V V V . . . . l . V . . V V V VVV v 1 Aw f 1 I . l Y v . v 'w .1 v 4 v v 1 . u 7 . 1 . . . . r ' v 'w v . . 1 T A L K . . -,LV V V 1 . 1. v V -1 . l 4 Y 'K v V .1 I I v ' r