Lowellville High School - Echo Yearbook (Lowellville, OH)

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Senior Calendar SEPTEMBER 3-School starts-Vacation over. 8-Cafeteria opens-Polis, Pantana, and J. Slaven begin their mad rush for first in line. 13-Excelsior Club Dance-the roof almost fell in, Tony Dastoli came. Springfield game-Lowellville won 14 to 0-Happy Day! 20-Bessemer here-We were defeated by a score of 19 to 0. Off Day! 25-Pat Trimble finally comes to school. OCTOBER 4-Homecoming-Lorine Smith was crowned by Pinky Olive -Lorine reigned over the dance in the evening. Ift was a huge success. 10-End' of first six weeks. Report cards!! Boy, what we forgot during the summer! 14-S. Rotz, D. Polis, K. Hartman, D. Semanovich teach elementary school and come back to class the next day gladly. 16-P. Shevetz and P. Olive teach on South Side. 18-Cheerleader's dance which was a big success. Also, Cearfoss and Schrader came. 31-N. E. O. T. A. Meeting today! No school, the kids have a reunion. NOVEMBER 1-Lowellville beats North Lima by a score of 86 to 6. Lowellville fans are very happy. 11-No school. Armistice Day. 15-Senior school dance. 26--Senior Play. Big Success. Had fun putting ilt on. 27--Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER 2-We play our first basketball game with North Lima. 3 to 5-Every Pupil Tests. 18-Christmas Program, with Mr. Burns and his soprano voice. 20-Christmas Dance and also Christmas vacation begins .... Yea! Two weeks off! 30-Garchar Dance. Peggy and Shirley are very happy. JANUARY 5-Back to the old grind. 14-Football Banquet . . . Morocco, Schrader, Moronti, Armstrong honored. 26-Pictures for annual taken. Confusion all day. FEBRUARY 12-County tournaments begin. 23-X-rays taken out by the east door. Senior Class almost broke X-ray machine with their powerful rays. fContinued on Page 971

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Class Will K. Hartman--Leaves her seat in study hall to V. Edwards. J. Kalcic-Leaves her dainty walk to A. Colangelo. S. Olive-Leaves her flashy argyles to K. Traveline. A. Pantana--Leaves her flirting ways to her little S. D. C. sisters D. Polis-Leaves her gay smile to M. Pitzulo. M. Rotz-Leaves her love for Struthers boys to M. DiCicco. S. Rotz-Leaves her fine taste in clothing to J. Reedy. D. Semanovich--Leaves her majorette uniform to M. Zinger. M. Shevetz-Leaves her love for slovening to L. Faraglia. J. Slaven--Leaves her typing speed to the sophomore class. P. Slaven-Leaves her basketball ability to G. Marcella. L. Tanferno-Leaves her short haircut to J. Katcher. C. Armstrong-Leaves his singing to G. Sheely. T. Cearfoss-Leaves his harmonica to D. Kalcic. V. Chiricosta--Leaves gladly. A. Dastoli-Leaves his arguing with Mr. Burns to D. Swaney A. DeLisio-Leaves his nice personality to F. Nolfi. R. Horn--Leaves his love for blondes to L. Conti. R. Knafles--Leaves his quiet ways to C. Mangine. G. Kushma-Leaves his nice car to K. Williams. P. Morocco--Leaves, playing his harmonica. J. Moronti-God's gift to women, just leaves. J. Muscatell--Leaves his love for out-of-town girls to E. Carducci A. Norberg-Leaves his band uniform to J. Koletich. R. Primavera-Leaves his basketball ability to J. Coppola. VV. Schrader-Leaves his love for football to F. Rotz. J. Traveline-Leaves his haircut to J. Pitzulo. P. Trimble-Leaves his tailor-mades to J. Alfano.