McDonald High School - Roller Yearbook (McDonald, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1953 volume:

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McDonald Public Schools McDonald, Ohio if M 'M-R' 1'11 'T'V ORENE SHERMAN DEDICATION This twenty-eighth edition of the McDonald Roller is hereby dedicated to Miss Orene Sherman, who has spent the last thirty-two fruitful years in the educational field at McDonald, who has been active in various organi- zations oi the village, and who has always taken a supreme delight in preparing boys and girls for their continuing education and for their entrance into manhood and wornanhood. She has always accepted her responsibilities with graciousness and fulfilled her assignments with pro- fessional zeal and earnestness. Miss Sherman received her elementary training in Medina County, Ohio, and her high school training in Medina. She began her teaching by having charge of eight grades in a rural school in Chatham Township, Medina County, Ohio, where she taught for a period of four years. Following this, she taught for one year in Rittman, Ohio. For the past thirty-two years she has taught the second grade in the Roosevelt elementary school in Mc- Donald. We wish her the best of life's blessings in her well-earned retirement. May she always cherish the memories of the McDonald schools. PAGE 4 HOWARD MCGOWAN Superintendent Schools THE TEACHER'S IMPRINT Ohio's Sesquicentennial, to be observed during 1953, will hold great significance for all elements of the sicte's citizenry. For none, however, are the educational potentialities greater than for school teachers and our youth. Effective utilization of these possibilities will depend to ct large extent upon the interest and resourceful- ness of teachers. The personalities who have made the Buckeye State great can live again for the state-makers of the future. An appreciation of its brilliant history can inspire a devotion to further progress. A realization of the schools' distinctive contributions to industrial, commercial, and political strength can bring deep pride, and more important, can engender a consciousness of one's participation in the states. So, in deep humility, consider the responsibility that rests upon your shoulders, For long after most of the subject matter is forgotten, he will remember your integrity, your fairness, your tolerancee-in short, the character ct you, his teacher. ADRIAN WIBLE Principal High School PAGE 5 Board of Education EDWIN BALDWIN President Clerk-Treasurer F. B. LOUYS i I F qllb R-A E g R ' H or Vg! U - , i f Bs 3 5? E Q'2.' V E oR 2 ROBERT SCARBROUGH Vice-President County Superintendent of Schools -WMV W0 , IOHN IOHNSON IOHN STORC ROBERT STREETER Member Member PAL: E e Member Administration , .,fW..w -x Mm. ,W N N w-W, 4 'MMM xww . Q, f X MW, R5 ,mr . NN .i..M..., W M W-'W M. .. 'N f ww WX, X X f N, ..,. X Ilu . , , A fx . A x I f 4. A, ,fr 5 Ni 4 wx - , ' X I. ' ..-:.. ,. H-4:2 ,,....,v. QW S v WW: x -2' .L S a15' ,:'i- I: -P' ,,,. ...... W .,... . ,,....x Mg, ,Nw ':-' gif. 5 - - ,mm-WM-Qigfffiff , . 5 A if ,affix V, 5-AN I, M WMMMM MH Wfln mm '9a.x3 aX X PALE E 'I 1 GRANT DONALDSON 1922--A. B,, Hiram 1930-PMA., Ohio State University Summer School, Kent State University, 1934 Subjects-Math., Social Science WILLIAM E. REA 1933--B.B.A., Westminster College l940fM.A., Kent State University Principal Roosevelt School hfhgn GLEN COWAN DAVIS 1923--A.B., Hiram 1939-M.A., Kent State Subjects--English, 9, 10, 11, 12, Public Speaking, Dramatic Coach IOHN K. KENNEDY E.S. in Education, Youngstown College Arizona College 1952 M.S. in Education Westminster College Grade- Sixth PAGE 5 CHARLES F. KUKUK 1933--'B.S, in Education Thiel College Kent State Summer School 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942 U.S, Armed Foices tor 29 months: 1952-f-M.S. in Education Westminster College Subjects -Biology, Science, Photo- graphy, School Treasurer CYRIL BOTH 1951- B.S. in Education, Youngstown College 1951-52-53 Kent State University Grade- -Fifth 'Ur' gps--p LOVINA E. NEWLUN B.S, in Education, Olno State University, 19fl1 HS. in Connrwrcitil Efcntiicc, Offici- '1'nnn1n:y Sclnwl, Vnlninltnfz, rrlno, 15129 M.A., Ohio State University, 1937 Member at Delta Kappa Gamma, De-Ha Pi Epsilon Head of Commercial Department MARIORIE B. CURRY Ohio Vlfesleyan University, 3 years Columbia University, 1 summer B,S. in Education, Youngstown College Subjects -El. Music it HERBERT HADLEY ETHEL PIEHSON 1925 13..1l.,lli1g::t. QQILU-Q2 Oberlin College lflf' S.nnn.t1 ilcltcal, 1linvr1x,111y of 18124 BR., Olno State University IfI.c?t.f1in 19113 Clalixiiilnrt University Sunnncl 1513, M. lci., Univ. rat 17111. NSU Kent State University Elntnvchs lvlfttln-nirincss, llliyfatczz, fititn--cts 1.fllItI, 1'rench, 1.il'mmrit1n Llirfltllntry HELEN MCNEES MARGRETT W. KNEZIIUC Kent State University P.S. in Education, Youngstown College Grade Second Olno Northern University Hiram College Kent State University Grade First 1, Q PAGE 9 wil- .qudi GLENN U. PHILLIPS 1928--Graduate oi Dana Musical Institute, Warren, Ohio 1930-Attended the Univ. of Cincinnati. Cincinnati Conservatory 1939e-Bachelor of Music and Science Kent State University 1952-M.S. in Education, Westminster Subjects Instrumental and Vocal Music OHENE SHERMAN Cleveland School of Education Colorada State University Diploma Kent State University Grade Second 25,21 , tt it i 'Saw' ANDREW I. GOLUBIC l938fB.S. in Education, Geneva College 1945--Summer Session, Ohio State University 1946-Summer Session, Kent State University 1952-M.S. in Education, Westminster Subjects Coach, Physical Education and Sr. Health Education, History SARAH HINTEN Kent State University Ohio State University B.S. in Education-Youngstown GradefThird Math. College CONSTANCE MARION 1950- Kent State University B.S. Education 1950-51 - Kent Extension 1943-46 - WAC 1951-52-53 Summer Session, Kent University Subjects Science, Health, Physical Education, Faculty Mgr. IOAN M. DESING B.S. in Education Miami University Grade -- First PAGE 'IU 'E WILMA C. MEEK STEVE SONOGA 1924 f-B.S. in Home Economics, 1950 13.5, Education, Youngstown University of Wisconsin College Phi Upsilon Onncron - Prof., Home 1951 Westminster Colleqe Economics Sorority 1952 flient University 1931-32-University oi Wisconsin Subjects-Geography, History Assistant Couch IULIE KARAVARA 1952 fB.M. in Education, Youngstown Colleqe 19512-W Summer Session, Youngstown College Subjects-English 7, 8, 9, Spelling, Home Economics, Music DOROTHY B. CARTWRIGHT GERALDINE LAWRENCE NANCY KALE Oberlin 1944 B.S. in Education, Iunictu Ohio University Remedial Recxdinq Colleqe Youngstown Coueqe Two Groups of Kindergarten Grade-A-Third AB. 1Q4Q '53 H. PAGE n B.S. in Education 1951 GrudesFif'ch FRANK M. BRADEN 1949---B.S. in Business Administration, Youngstown College 1950--M.LLt., University of Pittsburgh 19514--University of Pittsburgh 1952---Youngstown College Subjects--Business Machines, Book- keeping, Commercial Law, cmd Ir. High Coach DEE HALL 1951--B.S. in Education, New York State Teachers College 1951-52-534Westminster College GradewSixth i-ZQGQQS' FAY T. ROBINSON l927-AB., Alabama College 1934-35--Summer Session, Ohio State University l94O-Suinrner Session, University of Cincinnati Grade-W Fourth MARGARET A. BRADEN 1949 ---- B.S. in Education, Youngstown College 1950 M, Ed., University ot Pittsburgh Grade Second PAGE 12 KENNETH F. BAKER i941-45--U.S. Army Signal Corps. 1950-V B.S., Ohio State University l95l- lvi.S., Ohio State University Member of Kappa Delta Pi Prof. Member of Epsilon Pie Tau Proi. Subject Industrial Arts NELLE C. MORRIS A.B,, Erskine College Summer Session, Newberry College Three Summer Sessions, Youngstown College Grade Fourth EMMA LOU BUHA HOWARD MCGOWAN Secretary Superintendent MRS. LEWIS LINDSEY-Attendance Officer and School Nurse Trades and Industries PHILO SHONTZ EARL SHARKEY DONALD PETERSON Roll-Turning Coordinator Machine Shop CLASS INSTRUCTORS ANDREW NESTOR ROBERT SINCLAIR WILLIAM MAGNUSON L. B. MCDERMOTT M. H. WILKINS VOCATIONAL TRADES AND INDUSTRIES PROGRAM Conducted by McDonald Board of Education In Conjunction with United States Steel Company Concept of Trade Apprentice Training The title of Trade Apprentice 'Training is used in the United States Steel Company to designate the planned program ol formalized instruction for repair and maintenance trade or cratt jobs. The term trade or craft iobs, is used to designate the journeyman jobs set iorth as apprenticiable trades. In the development of individuals to meet the performance and trade knowledge requirements of these jobs it is recognized that the training received must be a thorough, gradual process with the addition of one skill upon another and with adequate opportunity given the apprentice to apply these skills to actual jobs and to consolidate the use of the skill through trade experience. The concept of Trade Apprentice Training shall be one ol teaching the fundamental skills of the trade in the shop, supplemented by instruction in the classroom oz: these subjects which will contribute to the performance of jobs in the shop. The objective ot trade apprentice training is to develop and maintain, in the plants of the company, a com- plement of skilled tradesrnen adequate to maintain its facilities and equipment at a high degree of efficiency. To accomplish this purpose the trade education of an apprentice is based upon the following objectives: 1. To develop skill in performing the duties ot his trade. 2. To advance his technical knowledge in subjects related to his trade. 3. To impart an understanding of the problems of industrial management and the place of industry in the community. 4. To encourage continuing self-education and ambition toward advancement in the organization. Acknowledgement This is to extend an acknowledgement of our appreciation to industrial officials, especially to the Industrial Relations Department, United States Steel Company, which contributed immeasurably to the success oi our program throughout the past year. I-'AISI-L I4 W 727-W Y' 292. Philo Ebantz- Iustructar William Ktarndyf Bricklxyer Adam Zklnaki- Paintvr Joalph Pignn alli- Carpenter Eduard Brion- Brieklayav hlnx Honra- Pipvfittar BUTTER Dsnalu Putvramxn imatruatov Bob Arnett- Pattern Hakev James Copham- Pattern Maker Charles Mitchell- Pattern Maker Nels Uffloman- Instrument Repair Fred Bell- Pattern Maker PAGE 15 7' A D E 'W 71 U O. Food For Thought Kindness begets kindness. Enjoyment is sharpened by toil. True selfhood rises above selfishness. There is no greatness without goodness. To be truly conservative, one must be progressive. Every teacher is concerned with the total life of the profession. Crime comes when ideals and aspirations are weaker than impulses and appetites. Training always precedes education and the neglect of it can cripple education. To be master of a word, the child must learn a new sound, a new symbol, and a new sense. The heart of education is the love of the individual teacher for the individual child. To interpret the school to parents and citizens is as much a part of the teacher's work as the instruction of children. KFrom Emerson's Essaysl Love is the basis of courtesy. -Manners. The only gift is a portion of thyself -Gifts. The only way to have a friend is to be one. -Friendship. You cannot do wrong without suffering wrong. -Compensation. What is the hardest task in the world? To think. -Intellect. They only who build on ideas, build for eternity. -Politics. The faith that stands on authority is not faith. The Over-Soul. The power of love, as the basis of a state, has never been tried. -Politics. Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind. -Self-Reliance. That country is the fairest which is inhabited by the noblest minds. -Heroism. The sublime vision comes to the pure and simple soul in a clean and chaste body. -The Poet. Life is a series of surprises, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. -Experience. Tho we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us, or we find it not. -Art. Trust men and they will be true to you: treat them greatly and they will show themselves great. -Prudence. AGE 16 l 'f I U Sen zors ,X q 's P '92, JAA' ' X Xi ' X' f , , .Kam rm! Q Zll ,,.. ,X . Vmn gff'f N5 R5 , , Dfw .n , L .I A I vb , 1 fi ,,, i -N, Wgxm -' l? -' - xf. .1 rt A fl ,f , I A ,,g..,,, -K -..W 'V ,. LA ff, WV'-fmfx xi , , g , , a-.,. ., ,,, ff f 1' ,W-nm Af f v M ,f , 7' .f,V,, ff? f 5 . -f f TS'- ,,,,1i r N. ..T::v:'f 7 ' I' -Y . .1 WILLIAM ELDRIDGE IANE CASALE IOHN MAYSAK There lies a deal oi deviltry beneath Those who know her best True hearted was he. his mild exterior. like her best. C.B-C- 47443 C.B.C. '47-'48-'49 Librarian '52-'53 Class President '47 :S '53 lr. Hi Basketball '47-'48-'49 G.A.A. '51-'52 hand '49-'SO-'51-'52-'53 Class President '52-'53 Chorus '49-'50-'5l4'52-'53 Orchestra '49-'SU-'51-'52-'53 Senior Scholarship Test '53 Class Secretary and Treasurer '53 Basketball '50-'51-'52-'53 Basketball '50-'51-'52-'53 Roller Staff '53 Track 'Sl-'52 Football '50-'51-'52 National Honor Society '53 Senior Scholarship Test '52 Prom Committee '52 Senior Scholarship Test '53 Class Reporter '52-'53 Prom Committee '52 Class Vice President '52-'53 Home-Coming Court '53 Boys' Glee Club '53 American Legion Essay Winner '53 CLASS HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1953 lt was a bright, sunny day in September, 1941, when we bid our mothers good-bye and hurried on to school. Miss Weikert greeted us with a big smile and we all settled down to the serious business of kindergarten. We even showed our skill by building houses out of wooden blocks. Remember Nancy, our doll? She was our pride and joy. We used to put her to bed and feed her and dress her. Then on to lirst grade and Miss Williams tMrs. Knezeak nowl and Miss Sherman. This year we were split into two dillerent grades, and how we hated it! Do you remember Bob Crouse and Bob Goodrich and the accidents they had? Boy! What a mess they made! Second grade meant real desks. We were big stuff then. Remember the thrill we used to get out of painting the big pictures Miss MacElroy made for us? Rose Durkin joined our happy crowd this year. On to the third grade and Miss Hinten, and boy! were we little devils! Hey, Punkey-how about that airplane ride she gave you! And say. Bill Eldridge-you surely do go a long way for your shoes, although Canada isn't too tar, now that we have jets. Bob White, Iohn Golubic, Martha Yothers, and Lynne Davis joined us. Fourth grade and the second floor. We were really big now. Remember Mrs. Reddinger's writing classes? And also how Peg Myers used to guard her purse ior her? What did she think ot the rest of us? This year we were honored by the presence ol three new pupils: Marion Vidak. Ronnie Wilson, and our joker, Bob Sell. Even way back then he was cracking jokes. On to the fifth grade and we were unbearable brats by then-tWe always were.J This year we had the Roush twins, and we never knew which one we were talking to. Remember Miss Albert's geography classes and her never-ending stories ol her South American tours? Sixth grade and we were the Kings of the grade school. Bebe Loblnger and Leo Bard joined us this year. We were all wrapped up in planning our graduation program. This gave us all a chance to show our hidden talents. No one could wait lor the summer to be over so that we could get inside the big building called McDonald High School. Mr. Hadley was our teacher this year, and what a job he had! Remember how we were always getting lost 'cause all the floors looked the same to us? This year Sharon Gahagan. Dick Muckridge, and Ed Bald- win joined us. Eighth grade and Leona Newhouse joined us. This year we thought we were pretty big, because we thought we knew all the ropes. And what we thought of those poor seventh graders-those underclassmen! Ninth grade. and Mr. Hadley was still our homeroom teacher-mainly because no other teacher could stand us. Mary Ann Benyo leit us this year to go to Niles. We were definitely the big wheels of the second floor. Tenth grade and again we were split up. Mr. Donaldson helped Mr. Hadley out-'we were just too much for one teacher to handle. Barb Brown and Eva Baal joined us this year. Eleventh grade, and this brought the event which we were all looking forward toAProm. lt was the biggest and the bestest prom in the history of M.H.S.-at least we thought so. And also we received our beautiful graduation rings. Were those poor underclassmen ever jealous ot us! Martha Ivy and Bob Allen joined us, and Bob Goodrich leit us because of illness. Twelfth grade and our goal was reached-we were seniors at last. Now our date book was filled-eeven bulging at the seams. First came our pictures. What a shock some ol us had! Next came invitationsfthen Prom. The juniors did a wonderful job, but it could never compare with ours!-but whose could? Then came the solemn baccalaureate. And finally that long-awaited day arrived-Graduation! Most of us cried, even though we had often thought oi quitting because things didn't go our way. But we all agree it surely summed up to be something wonderful, and we'll always look back on those days as the best days in our life. We'll never forget dear old M.H. S, by Carleen Ryan Peggy Myers Eileen Killen F-Acc 15 yfmwgnwq lmwwmvwww-www EDWIN BALDWIN BARBARA BROWN His limbs were cast in manly mould. I would be true. for there are thoso tor hardy sports of contests bold. who trust me: I would be puro. tor Footbclll '49-'50-'51-'52 Basketball '50-'Sl-'52-'53 Tzack '50- Sl Class President '51 Minstrel '50-'Sl-'52-'53 Prom Committee '52 Mixed Chorus '52 Glee Club '53 LYNNE DAVIS there are those who care. Chorus '51-'52-'53 Minstrel '51-'52-'53 G.A.A. '52 Y-Teens '52-'53 Telephone Directory '53 Poller Ads. '53 Prom Committee '52 Informer Staii '52 LEO BARD Her ways are ways ol pleasantnoss Has everything. including good looks. and her paths are peace. History Club '48-'49-'50 Football '50-'51-'52 Track 'Sl-'52-'53 Y-Teens '50-'51-'52 Telephone Directory '50-'51-'52-'53 Chorus '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 Prom Committee '52 Minstrel '49-'50-'-'51-'52-'53 Industrial School Construction '51-'52 Prom Committee '52 GJ-LA. '51-'52 Library Assistant '53 Christmas Cantata '49 Class Reporter '48 RODNEY BANISH Sometimes I sit and think, and some- times I just sit. C.B.C. '47-'48-'49 Ir. Hi Basketball '48-'49 Eand '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 Orchestra '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 All-County Orchestra '47-'48 Golf Team '52-'53 Boys' Glee Club '53 Minstrel 'SO-'51-'52-'53 Prom Committee '52 Intramural Basketball '50-'51 ROSE MARIE DURKIN A happy lite consists in tranquility ol mind. History Club '484'49-'50 Band '49-'50-'51-'52 Minstrel '49-'50-'51-'52 Chorus '49-'50-'51-'52 Orchestra '49-'50-'51-'52 National Honor Society '53 Telephone Directory '53 Christmas Cantata '49 .Ji M1 PAGE 19 L In 5 A . 5 1 RICHARD CARTWRIGHT A lion in the field, and a lamb among ladies. Minstrel '50-'51-'52-'53 Orchestra '50-'51-'52353 Band '50-'51-'52-'53 Football '50-'51A'52-'53 Basketball Manager '51 Swim Show '51 Informer Editor '53 State Solo Contest '52 Iazz Band '51-'52 Dance Band '53 SHIRLEE FRIEND Heaven blest thee with a cheerful disposition. G.A.A. '51-'52 Informer Staff '52 Y-Teen '50-'51-'52-'53 Telephone Directory '53 Roller Ads '53 SHARON GAHAGAN Sometimes from her eyes I did receive speechless messages. Chorus '49-'50-'51-'52 Band '50-'51-'52 G,A.A. '51-'52 Minstrel '49-'50-'51-'52 Telephone Directory '53 Y-Teens '50-'51-'52 History Club '48-'49 MICHAEL BARKOVICH Ot manners gentle, of affection Telephone Directory '53 Orchestra '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 All-County Orchestra '47-'48 Football Manager '50 Senior Scholarship Test '53 mild. ROBERT EVANS Appearance goes a long way with the girls. Football '494'5U-'51-'52 C.B.C. '47-'48-'49 Minstrel '52-'53 Band '49-'50-'51-'52 Orchestra 'SU-'51 Roller Ads '53 Telephone Directory Ads '53 Prom Committee '52 LOIS MAE FRITZ Jolly and with pleasing ways, a modern girl in modern days. Chorus '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 Minstrel '49-'50-'Sl-'52-'53 G.A.A. '51-'52-'53 Y-Teens '51-'52-'53 Christmas Cantata '49 'Telephone Directory '53 lntozmer Staff '52 History Club '50 County Chorus '51 6 '53 Swim Shaw '51 PAGE 2D ff 1 firm, ,it-1 Q..-w..,., ,a ..--mi.. ALAN GETTS I may do something sensational yet. Track '50-'51-'52-'53 l-'ootball '49-'50-'51-'52 Basketball '51-'52 Band '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 Orchestra '51-'52-'53 Mixed Chorus '51 Boys' Glee Club '53 Prom Committee '52 Minstrel '51-'52 Ir. High Basketball '48-'49 EILEEN KILLIN Always thoughtful and kind untroubled. History Club '48-'49-'50 Y-Teens '50-'51-'52-'53 Band '50-'51-'52-'53 Chorus '50-'51-'52-'53 Prom Committee '52 Telephone Directory '53 G.A.A, '50-'51-'52-'53 Minstrel '50-'51-'52-'53 Christmas Cantata '49 Orchestra '50-'51-'52-'53 and MARTHA IVY Be gone, dull care. thou and I shall agree Enter School in '51 Telephone Directory '53 Chorus '51-'52 G.A.A. '52-'53 Y-Teens '52-'53 basketball Captain '53 Informer Stall '52-'53 DAVID KAERCHER Lite would be unbearable without sports. Football '49-'50-'51-'52 Basketball '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 Track '50-'51-'52-'53 Class President '48 Class Reporter '53 ' Boys' Glee Club '53 Telephone Directory '52 lr. High Basketball '47-'48 State Track Meet '5OA'5Z Industrial School Construction '51 Honorable Mention in State in Football '5n t rl ' f ,ff PAGE 21 IOHN GOLUBXC On with the dance! Let ioy be uncontined. Minstrel '52-'53 Football '51-'52 Band '49-'50-'51-'52 Orchestra '49-'50-'51-'52 Prom Committee '52 Telephone Directory '52 Roller Ads '53 County Music Festival '50 Iazz Band '50 BARBARA LOBINGER A happy girl, eyes glad with smiling History Club '48-'49-'50 Y-Teens '50-'51-'52-'53 Band '50-'51-'52-'53 Chorus '50-'51-'52-'53 Orchestra '51-'52-'53 Minstrel '50-'51-'52-'53 Prom Committee '52 G.A.A. 'Sl-'52-'53 Senior Scholarship Test '53 National Honor Society '53 KEN NON PHILLIPS He was a man, take him tor all in all. National Honor Society '53 Orchestra '49-'50-'51-52-'53 Band '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 Football '49-'50-'51-'52 Basketball '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 State Instrumental Solo Contest '51-'52 Prom Chairman '52 C.B.C. '47-'48-'49 Track Manager '51 County Band '49 Senior Scholarship Test '53 MARGARET MYERS She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. and pleasant. too. to think on. History Club '48-'49-'50 Y-Teens '50-'51 52, Treasurer '53 Band '50-'51-'52-'53 Orchestra '50-'51-'52-'53 Chorus '50-'51-'52-'53 Prom Decorating Committee '52 G.A.A. '50-'51-'52 Minstrel '50-'51-'52-'53 'Telephone Directory '53 Class Secretary '49 V v, i. 3 - Q VICTORIA POPP Character is higher than intellect. Chorus '50-'51-'52-'53 Minstrel '50-'51-'52-'53 G.A,A. '51-'52 Y4Teens '51-'52 Christmas Cantata '49 Telephone Directory '53 Informer Staff '53 History Club '50 County Chorus '53 Swim Show '51 RICH ARD MUCKRIDGE Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. Football '49-'50-'51 Easketball '50-'51-'52-'53 Golf Team '52-'53 Telephone Directory '53 Glee Club '53 FRED PLECHA A youth of polite learning and liberal education. C.B.C. '47-'48-'49, President '50 Class President '49 G '52 State Scholarship Team '50-'51-'52-'53 Senior Scholarship '53 Basketball '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 Golf Team '52-'53 Minstrel '52-'53 Honor Society '53 Band '49 Iunior Prom Committee '52 Track Manager '51 LEONA NEWHOUSE Quiet when she's not laughing. History Club '49-'50 Y-Teens '50-'51-'52 Band '48 Chorus '50-'51-'52-'53 Cheerleader '52 Prom Decorating Committee '52 Telephone Directory '53 Cw,A.A. '50-'51-'52 Minstrel '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 Christmas Cantata '49 PAGE 22 ff ROBERT WHITE I studied, but I've forgotten this part. 'Track '50-'51-'52-'53 C.B.C '48-'49-'50 Industrial School Construction '52-'53 Prom Committee '52 lIllIL1IIlL1IGl Basketball '49-'50-'Sl-'53 CARLEEN RYAN Ii I chance to talk a forgive me. History Club '48-'49-'50 Y-Teens '50-'Sl-'52-'53 Band '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 Chorus '49-'50-'Sl-'52-'53 Prom Committee '52 'Telephone Directory '53 G.A.A. '50-'51-'52-'53 Minstrel '49-'50-'51-'524'53 Christmas Cantata '49 Informer Staff '52-'53 little while, MARTHA YOTHERS Night utter night she sat burning the midnight oil. l.1b!aiy Assistant '50-'51-'52-'53 Roller Staff '53 ll'-'l'L-ons ::U4'5l-'SIX-'53 1-latgonczl l'lOllOl Society '53 History Club 'SU Senior Scholarship Test '53 ROBERT SELL A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Football '50-'51 Basketball Manager '51-'52-'53 Track '49-'50-'51 Mmstrel '51-'52-'53 Prom Committee '52 'Telephone Directory '53 Glee Club '53 Intramural Basketball '5U4'51-'52 Informer Stall '524'53 Class Reporter '51-'52-'53 PAGE 23 RONALD WILSON I take life easy and find it quite worth while Golf '57-'53 'track '-I9-'50-'51 lrttxamtnal Easlzotball 'SU-'Sl-'52-'53 Lileo Club '53 Minstrel '51-'52-'53 Prom Committee '52 Industrial School Construction '52A'53 CARLENE SPIUT She had c tongue at will, yet was never loud. Chozus 'SO-'51-'52-'53 Minstrel '50-'51-'S2A'53 C1.A.A. '51 't'-Teens '51 Christmas Cantata '50 Home Coming Court '53 Informer Staff '52 Telephone Directory '53 County Chorus 'Sl E J ,N st , We C. IEANNETTE SUDOL Be silent the while. Silence never betrays you. Y-Teens '50-'Sl-'52-'53 Chorus '49-'5U4'5l-'52-'53 Band 'SU-'51-'52-'53 Hisory Club '49-'SU-'51 Telephone Directory '53 I-'rom Committee '52 Christmas Cantata '49 Minstrel '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 G.A.A. '50-'51-'52-'53 Homecoming Court '53 CLASS OF 1953 MOTTO: Prepared for Better Things MIKE STOFKO A grin or a smile, you can see it a mile. Football '50-'51-'52 Basketball '50-'51-'52 Track '50-'51-'52 C.B.C '47-'48-'49 Telephone Directory '50-'51-'52-'53 Chairman Prom Committee '52 Boys' Glee Club '53 Ir. High Basketball '48-'49 Class Reporter '51-'52 Industrial School Construction '51 ED ZAIAC Has knack of relieving himself of work. Track '51-'52 Intramural Basketball '50-'5l 5Z Prom Committee '52 Telephone Directory '53 Industrial School Construction '51-'52 PAGE 24 gt 'W Jag? U 1 V SQ: 'W an 3 N I -A . , til tg , MARION VIDAK O! plain. sound sense life' coin is made. National Honor Society '53 Orchestra '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 Majorette '49-'50-'Sl-'52-'53 Chorus '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 Y-Teens '52-'53 Minstrel '49-'50-'51-'52-'53 History Club '50 G.A.A. '5l4'52-'53 Class Secretary '48-'52 Homecoming Queen '53 FLOWER: The Carnation fred? COLOR: Old Rose and Silver l current 'wr-'rl-'M'-'fffvlnwlrfr-:snag N gwagghnb 6,1 V lgwsiy 4 .,.. , .,,.o...1-T. . ss.--tv. EF, CLASS PROPHECY One day in the year of 1963, while sun bathing in Eddie Baba's mushroom cart, Sam got an idea, and little Al quickly seconded the motion. Sam wanted to tour the U.S. and get a good idea how our fellow classmates were getting along. We found our first classmate only two miles away in the great metropolis of Girard. lt was Mike Barkovich, who was the owner of a chain of theaters, and whom should we see in the lobby but head ticket ripper Lynne Davis. We asked Mike if he had heard from any of the classmates. Mike said that the only ones he had heard from were Mike Stofko, who was leading a safari through Africa, and Davie Kaercher, who was pole vaulting in the Olympics. From here we went to Youngstown and found Iohn Maysak's lFit Alll Shoe Store, whose motto is lf the shoes don't fit, the boxes will. Also there in Youngstown we found Dick Muckridge, who was dish-washer at Grant's. On our famous TV channel H.A.M.S. we found that Bob Sell and Bob Evans are leading comedians cn the Comedy Hour. But they're not the only attractions on TV: Ed Zajac is the strongman on Sealtest Circus. Well, enough for Youngstown. On to Denison, Ohio, where we find Bill Eldridge head cheerleader for Dennison College. Also in the small town of Denison, Bob White has his own photography studio, called the Shutter and Putter. While leaving Denison, we were passed by the first jet car we had ever seen, with none other than Peg Myers at the wheel. She is now a world-famous stock-car driver. Early the next morning we pulled into Factory Laden, Illinois, where we found Carlene Spjut had her Non-Smear lipstick factory. Carlene gave us our first bad news of the trip-Babs Brown was in the hospital with a nervous breakdown which had occurred when all her boyfriends had gotten a leave from the army at the same time. She also told us that Lois Fritz, had made good in Holly- wood as Marilyn Monroe's understudy. After leaving Carlene, we found Ronald Wilson, who had struck oil and is now a millionaire and has his lifetime wish of being popular with the girls. While we were visiting Ronnie, he gave us the lowdown on Fred Plecha, whose picture is now on the Gilette Razor Blade ads the has the 5 o'clock shadowj. Also famous in the advertising world we found Martha Ivy, who is advertising Pepsodent for The Smile of Beauty. From here we left Ron and started on our way to Moosejaw, Montana. About half way to Moosejaw we noticed that the termite special in which we were riding was in need of some petrol. So we pulled into the first gas station we saw, which was Friends' I-'riendly Service Station, owned and operated by Shirlee Friend and hubby. We had a long talk with Shirl, who told us of Sharon Gahagen and Lee Newhouse, who were dancing instructors at Arthur Murray's studio in Cactus Gulch, Montana, suburb of Moosejaw. Shirl also told us of Rodney Banish, who is owner of his own dancing studio called The Stumble Tumble. From here we left Shirl and went on into Moosejaw, where we found two school chums, Dick Cartwright and Leo Bard. Dick was giving trumpet lessons to the Indians on the Heap Squaw Reservation, and Leo Bard, who has been sta- tioned with the Navy, had just been made Admiral of the Ship's Life Buoy. We asked Dick and Red if they had heard from Iohnny Golubic, and they informed us that he was head football coach at Vassar University, lgirls school, you bone- headj. From here we decided to take off for home. Everything went swell 'till we pulled into Pittsburgh, and there the old buggy just wouldn't run any more. So we decided to take a cab to the railroad station. As Sam flagged down a cab, we noticed that Martha Yothers was driving. On the way to the railroad station, Martha told us that Kennon Phillips was happily married and was athletic director at Austintown Fitch, and that Vicky Popp has her own beauty shop. Their specialty is dyeing hair. Well, it was a quick trip from there back to McDonald. After arriving and parting and going hcme, we decided to look around town for the classmates who after graduation had made a success in their home town. We decided to stop at our Alma-Mater. Who do you think we found teaching French at old M.H.S.? None other than jane Casale. And we found that Rose Marie Durkin had made a success, and that she is now principal at the grade school. While at the High School, we had a talk with some of the teachers, who informed us that Carleen Ryan and Tom Witkoski are still going steady and thinking of getting married any year now. Also that Bebe Lobinger finally got a job and Larry said yes. From the high school we went to the class of 53's old hang-out, where Jeannette Sudol and Marion Vidak were running a parking lot. From here we went to the Summer Swimming Resort at Lake Fibby in McDonald and found Eileen lFritzl Killin diving champion. Well, having found out our classmates' success we decided we had better get back to our own professions. Sam left for his TV show, and Al decided he'd better get abck and see if Paul Brown still needed a water boy. As for yours truly, Eddie, I think it's about time I went back to my job as lifeguard at the Minuteman Car Bob l Sam l Sell Eddie f Baba J Baldwin Alan l Al j Getts Wash. CLASS WILL Ed Baldwin - Wills his Mercury Convertible, better known as the Termite Special, to anyone taking woodshop. Rodney Banish - Wills his car f??j to anyone who can keep it running. Leo Bard - Wills his masculine enchantment to Clem Coudriet. Mike Barkovich -- Wills his physics grades to Iack Miller. Barbara Brown -H Wills her permits to Commercial to Babe Batcho and Shirlee Boyer. Take good care of them, kids. Dick Cartwright -- Wills his trumpet playing to Larry Kenneally. . Iane Casale - Wills her wavy bangs to Nancy Iulian. Keep them waving, kid. Lynn Davis - Wills her way to get along with Mr. Hadley to Donna Frazer. Rcse Marie Durkin -- Wills her job at Roosevelt School to joan Bispeck. Bill Eldridge - Wills his high grades in chemistry to anyone with the brain to top them. Bob Evans - Wills his tackle position on the football to Steve Evinsky. Lois Fritz - Wills her long hair to Kathy Gifford. Sharon Gahaqan -- Wills her odd shades of finger nail polish to anyone with nerve enough to wear them. Alan Getts - Wills his bass-viol to anyone who can carry the thing. Ichn Golubic -- Wills his guard position on the football team to Art Kijowski. Hold tight, Art!! David Kaercher -- Wills his ability to pole vault to Iohn, Lobinger. Eileen Killin 4 Wills her quietness to Iean Cheatham. Martha Ivy f Wills her personality to Dorothy Ioe fguard it well, Dorothyl. Barbara Lobinger - Wills her blush to Gloria Sudol f'l'ry it sometime, Gloriaj. Iohn Maysak - Wills his bass drum to anyone who likes good music. Dick Muckridge -- Wills his connections with Tito and Serbia to Dave Leskovac. Peggy Myers - Wills her golden locks to Ruby Arrowhead--One bottle will do it, Ruby. Leona Newhouse - Wills the patience Mrs. Lindsey has with her to Peggy Perrone. Kenny Phillips - Wills his baritone playing to George Rishel. fPractice long and hard, George.j Fred Plecha - Wills his organ grinder to Steve Evinsky, Chetian's new master. Victoria Popp - Wills her job at Ma Perkins to anyone who is good enough to take it. Carleen Ryan - Wills her clarinet-playing ability to Clem Coudriet- also her ear muffs-fyou'1l need them, Clem.j Bob Sell W- Wills his sense of humor to Bill Durkin. fKeep them laughing, Durk.j Carlene Spjut - Wills her grades in office practice to her sister--fKeep them up, Bobbie.l Shirlee Friend -- Wills her happiness to Rita Neff. Mike Sfofko - Wills his way with girls to Steve Evinsky. Iennie Sudol -- Wills her way with the boys to Beverly Mackey. Marion Vidak - Wills her position as head majorette to Shirley Elliott tlf she thinks she can get it.l Bob White e- Wills his photographic ability to Scott Iohnston. Ronald Wilson -- Wills his voice to Dave Leskovac. Martha Yothers Wills her American I.it. answers to Ianice Baldwin and lane Martin. fYou'll need them next year, girls., Edward Zajac 4 Wills his books to Frank Regich. fKeep them open, Frank.j PAGE 25 FOUND DOING HANGOUT AMBITION S IDENTIFICATION EXPRESSIONS ALIAS NAME Baldwin, Edwin Eddie Baba '453 Ford U-m-in-m-Boy College Y Making whoopie Banish, Rodney Span Ford Convertible What? Dancer Indiana Ave. Reading Bard, Leo Red Red Hair Gees Graduate HY' Sleeping in Bleachers Barkovich, Michael Bark Nash Probably Own Cadillac Wellman's Working Brown, Barbara Ba b Scarf Holy cow Secretary Roller Rink Skating Cartwright, Richard Cat Pegged Pants at'er ya gonna do? Band Leader Vandergrift Loafing Casale, Jane Jane Carlene That,s nice Nurse With Carlene Studying Davis, Lynne Lynnee Bob Parker Gosh Nurse Barbara's House Skating S-4 church O -4-v girlfriends SEV U8 gn un'5,.E .E o CJ an E o 'II -Q O 'r': C5 4-1 GJ U - OTS 2553 +-2'-4 COLL. 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He died of ct kidney ailment in the Desson Veterans' Hospital, in Butler, Pennsylvania, on November 8, 1952. Immortal Youth The stars shall fade away. the sun himself Grow dim wih age, and nature sink in years: But thou shalt flourish in immortal youth, Unhurt amidst the war of elements, The wreck of matter and the crash of worlds. tfrom Cato, by Ioseph Addison? ALBERT PLECHA tM.H.S. - '43l As an aviator, Albert served in the United States Forces, operating a let-F84 plane in Korea. He died in active service in Taegu, Korea, on Septem- ber lO, 1952. High Flight Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth, And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings: Sunward I've climbed and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds And, while with silent, lifting mind I've trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space, Put out my hand, and touched the face of God. tby Iohn Gillespie Magee, Ir.l KARL CVETNIC Karl was a fifth-grade student in the Roosevelt Elementary School. He met an untimely death by a bolt of lightning during a thunderstorm on Satur- day evening, September 6, 1952, in the immediate neighborhood of the McDon- ald High School football field. The Reaper and the Flowers 'My Lord has need of these flowerets gay', The Reaper said, and smiled: Dear tokens of the earth are they, Where He was once a child. Oh, not in cruelty, not in wrath, The Reaper came that day: 'Twas an angel visited the green earth, And took the flowers gay. tby Henry Wadsworth Longfellow? F' E 2 Q. i Our Younger Days ,b:::E ,A . zzl E. I Q M , i ga 3 F - E i , 1 'f Winn-mf V1 I4 If Z w fanhlc Mflffofv F459 71: cf G fuzzy! .5'fju7 Am QL 4 5. unauu--n.qnu-:u.- A. JM Wi 'fa 73.7 Wars LEO gswqn rmefeziwlfrfh' - ..,. . ' -, A, ,-7519fff'74,vSqk Our Younger Days 7, 'N at f 3 f FN Lon , Q i W 2 . ' ,. , N Hike Syrovfko 'J K Q ..., ,QL . 4. i.....A Cm-'et H ARIYGN M ' fa 'V Yana? S Qmfov, UJU1 Gafu be c. QA' .....L.......... Q 4 5 , f , 3 I A f-' 222, E :ll :-- ,. E ,. ,., II' . ILE- E if I 1 1: ,.,. ? f i ,,. ::2 ':: f if 5 Eaf' Zgjznc. .4 .. ,,,, ,, M, 2 H Q Q ffwf fd -Lf' 5.5 Aan Y Y -Y-Tffv 7 1 ,Q Our Younger Days Muir 1 ' t , ' ggi, -wgwgg , w- - . -Q-R.f?SgE5,- Y . 'Y:?XN'wMW N A 1 'fi'- f mgkzfy 2.-..LI2.f,s A 'I I E -N L 3 z v Q df A' M4 ' P WW ,,., , l FAC-:E BU Kflwvozv O 505 Stu.. C err.: n-nn-v AWS TWFZ' NEED FOR A STRONG AMERICAN DEGOCHAGY Grade 12- FI-ibtha Yothez-s John Playaak Grade 11- JuGy Johnson Scott Johnston Grads 10- Mary Lynn Good- rich William Pfcwficis Grade 9' Jean Store David Hall Teacher- Hr. Davis Dawswfn- Fazlswell iw an In' dim Samir Bispeckw Poliwos in the Class Hmm Boyer- Home Ebmolioi Yethers- False Hopi! FUETRY Q You and I Y By Hprtha Yothors My Lvvu B5 Joanne Krossmm what is in as Name By Jmss Snyder PAGE 3? 1 t. --ww WV '. , :t..'W PW, , wil- 1'-I I 5553 'Wt9!f ES'.'Tf5'?'?'97 'Ft POETRY WINNERS Each year the National Poetry Association publishes a National Poetry Anthology, in which appear original poems that have been submitted by high school students from all parts of the United States and that have been accepted for inclusion in the Anthology. Below appear the accepted poems of three McDonald High School students. These poems are in the 1953 National Poetry Anthology. YOU AND I by Martha Yothers There's always an l where a You should be, When one thinks only of himself. Why can't we learn to discard the I And put it on the shelf? lust think of what a better place This world of ours would be, If everyone would say, You first Instead of, After me. MY LOVE by Ioanne Krossman Over the powder blue sky Sails the pale yellow moon. Over mountains and hills It creeps. And soon the darkness fades And he doesn't come. Oh Love, where can You be? And once again The pale yellow moon Looks down upon me And seems to say, He's with another. WHAT IS IN A NAME? by James Snyder What is in a name, that you make or destroy? What is in o: name, be it a girl or boy? What is in a name, that is built up or lost? For they're not for sale, no matter what the cost. What is in the names, of people and places: In those of new things, or those of new foces? Have love for your name: always try to be kind. What is in your name, and what can be in mine? PEE 33 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Michael Barkovich, Kennon Phillips, Barbara Lobinger, lane Casale, Martha Yothers, Fred Plechu john Maysal-:, Mr. Wible. sponsor. OHIO HISTORY CONTESTANTS Judy Johnson, Mr. Sonoga, Scott Iohnston, Alicecnn Rea. Iohn Mayscrk. Martha Yothers. PAGE 34 GRADE .:cHoLas-rf: 72' Bias' RUTH HWHIYD Joe Gosh M Sfffyeramld 5'fh Place ,Sfa fe of 0105 A - qu-I0 C11 mu is f ff Fobprf Go of F1264 JOURIYHLISD1 HWRQDS Fr ibut 0'4Yo3l. D. Ha uf man Ufpev I? Yfh Grade' 725 fi Da via' lla. fl fftwoafffa Sea vLrav7A www 6 xg Q PAGE 36 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY H. G OW Mr MCG Wible. . Fxed Plecha, Sponsors-Mr. Mart a Yothers nger, Barbara Lobi ak, Iane Casale, id V OH se Marie Durkin, Mari Phillips, RO Kennon I -li-an STADIUIXY DEDIGAHQQ: Flag E5!a!ng... Wgfar Spanglsd Bannern 1nvocation..Rav, Herbert J. Cook Pastor of Qur Lady Of Perpetual Help Church. Roosevelt Choir..Directsd By Mrs Majoris Curry Introduction of Guista.. By Ed- win Baldwin, President nf Boavd of Educ. Earl Walker- Mayor of Village of McDonald. A.A. Buvkey-Former Supt. of Nc- Donald Schools. F.B. Louys- Trumbull County Supt 8.2. Womack- Assistant to The General Supevlntandw ent of The U.S. Stinl Corp.-Youngstown Dia- tfiato Michael J.K1rwan- Congressman from tha 19th Congressional District Q Remediation- Rav. Travis-First Baptist Church. Football Game McDonald- 26 1 Columbiana- 6 PAGE 37 EC-om-I 952 PAGE BB Iocmne Hannon, Tee Ferrcro. Lobinger, ICI udol, Bcxrbcx e5 cmneii dak, Ie Vi Marion Spjut Roberta Neff, Mr. Wible, Icme Casale, Carlene 1011 JAYCETTES COME 'DO THE RESCUE ON APRIL 23,1952 UNE OF OUR HOPKS BECAHE A REALITY. FORMER SUPT. AMA. BURKEY, IF BEHALF' OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, ACCEPTED A CHECK FOR 31233.55 FROM MRS. BUJIN BALDNIII T0 BE USED T0 PURCHASE A BUS TO THANSFORT SHIDENTS FOR VARIOUS SCHOOL ACYIVI TI ES -, THIS HONEY WAS RAISED BY A GGHTEST WHOSE WIN- NER WAS BOBBY WHITE. HE 9533 YRESENTED A fSOO MAR BOHD BY MRS. HARPER HUDGE. ALL OF' OUR STUDENTS GERTAIHLY WISH TO COMPEEND THE JAYCETTES FOR THIS FINE GESTURE AND ALL THOSE 5 WA.. WHO HELPED MAKE THE RUS WAS ERINTENDENT, MR SSY THANK YOU' PAGE 39 THE BUS A REALITY. FGRIMLLY PRESENUED T0 OUR NEW SUP- MCGOWAN, IN SEPTEMBER 1952. WE ALL TO OUR LGYAL SUPPGBTBTR25. ZS' E Mr. McGowan: My wife is a whiz at removing spots from clothes. Mr. Phillips: Grease spots? Mr. McGowan: No, five spots and ten spots. Mr. Baker was looking at the babies through the window of the infant ward, and it seemed that every baby there was crying. Why are they bawling? he asked the nurse. Listen, she said severely, if you were only a few days old, without any clothes, out ot a job, and owed the government almost 51,700 on the na- tional debt, you'd be bawling too! Mr. Donaldson: I forgot my umbrella this morning. His wife: When did you realize it was missing? Mr. Donaldson: When I raised my hand to close it after the rain stopped. Mr. Baker: How did you make this cake, dear? Mrs. Baker: Here's the recipe. I clipped it from a magazine. Mr. Baker: Are you sure you read the right side? The other side tells how to make a rock garden. Mr. Braden in Drugstore ton Sunday rnorningl: Please give me change for a dime. Druggist: Here it is. I hope you'll enjoy the sermon. Miss Newlonz Do you believe in clubs for women? Mrs. Wible: Yes, if kindness fails. Cop, to Mrs. Pierson parked illegally: Lady, can't you read? Mrs. Pierson: Why certainly. The sign says fine for parking. Mrs. Meek: I never saw anything as tough as these steaks. You will if I call the cook. Mr. Golubic: Do you know any reliable rule for estimating the cost of living? Dick Cartwright: Yes. Take your income, whatever that may be, and add 25 per cent. Wife: I read about a man who speaks eight languages who married a woman who speaks four. Mr. Kukuk: That seems to be about the right handicap. Mrs. Sonoga: I think men should wear something to show they're mar- ried. Women wear wedding rings. Mr. Sonoga: Men wear something to show they're married. They wear last year's clothes. At a village store in the Blue Ridge country, the old proprietor was trying to sell a wastebasket to a hillbilly. Sales resistance was in the set of the bearded man's chin. How come I need a basket? It'll need emptyin' ever' month or so. Not this one, said the proprietor. Ain't no bottom to it. Iust move it over a jot. GE U Classes f X N pf' g L k sl ' .A :I E ix, X Q ..i2: 3 A in 4 If Q I Row Raw Row Row Raw The Iunior Class-Mr. Davis Bernice Bucan, Roberta Neff, Sandy Chr1slman,Earlann Bush, Delores Luknis, Beverly Mackey, Pcqqy Perrone, Nancy Davies, Aliceann Rea, Shirley Bayer, Theresa Ferrara, Ronald Polois, Iohn Cvetmc, Dick Clifford, Iudy Iahnson, Mary Lou Hooten, loan Bispeck, Carol Kutsko, Virginia Goliibic, Dolores Dawson, Ianice Baldwin, Wayne Sawyer, Scott Johnston, Chuck Chctian. Roberta Martin, Mildred Libert, lane Martin, Joanne Hannon, Barbara Klenovich, Vernice Gibson. lack Miller, Tom Witkoski, Art Kijowski, Martha Hughes, Phillip Flickinqor, Steve Evinsky, Dave Leskovuc. Don Kosevac, Mr. Davis. EAGLE SCOUTS D Scott Iohnston Dave Leskovac PAGE 42 Row How B o 'N Row 2 3 4 l 10th Grade -Mr. Golubic and Mr. Sonoga Sylvia Wilson, Barbara Downs, Pearl Mackey, Betty Toth, June Simpson, Pat Dinard, Betty Grosbeck, Sally Calvert, lean Cheatham, Mary Olson, Terry Bucan. standino: Richard Gonze, Bay Vesey, Martin Kieltsch, Se-aiedz Violet Smutko, Shirley Elliott, Dorothy Polos, loanne Hannon, Lynne Goodrich, Vernalda Getts, Nancy lulian, Standing: Iames Sny- der, loanrie Krosernan, Ted Noclc. seated: Katherine Gifioid, lane Meek, Marie Clriiord, Loretta Lulcnis, Delores Roberson, Dorothy loe. standing: Frank Veaich, Leslie Gahaaen, Bill Pyan, Seated: Fred Toth, Paul Zalac, Donald Pearce, lack Beats, Terry Frelsen, Torn Tyger, Bill Durkin, Standinq: Harry Pentalla, Bill McBride, Ieral Io nson. Row 5. Mr. Golubzc, Bob Getts, Bob Miller, Mr. Sonoqa. lot! t Row Pow Bow Bo N Row 9th Grade-Miss Marion and Mr. Braden o riqht l. Katherine Smutko, Rosemarie Bunko, Carmel Arbie, Iustine Casale, Ioanne Grsetic, Carolyn Fry, Teresa Cardiko, lean Store, Mary Gifford, Frances Colburn. 2. Standing: Donald Casale, Tom Bard, Ann Cheatham, seated- loanne Kijowski, Roberta Spjut, Adeline Delon, Helen Baal, Katherine Hannon, Gloria Sudol, standina Ruth Barkoyich, Hampton Davey, Kennon Scarbrouqh. 3 seaxedrf Nancy Cartwright, Frances Griffith, Bridget Griffith, Betty Pastore, lanet Heilrnan, Sandra Shutyalg. 4. standing:---Richard Silves, Ray Moody, Bob McNees, Iohn Lobinqer, Alex Smutko, Edward Vesey, Francis Newton, Iim Rudqe, Alex Budrevich, Bill Muckridge, Ioe Sudol, Ralph Ewinq, Kenny Moore. 5. Miss Marion, Larry Kenneally, Bob Chemin, lack Lah, Iames Breedlove, Richard Cannistra, Mr, Braden. PAGE 43 Row Row Row Row l 2 3 4 8th Grade-Mr. Kukuk and Mr. Baker Carol Iones, Mary lane Wheeler, Lynn Ross, Kathy Frazier, lean Hannon, lane Hannon, Iuno Simpson, Betty Elliott, Rosalie Tipper, Mary Davey. Donna Cartwright, Sandy Brown, Iudy Hubbard, loanne Costarella, Helen Lobinger, Ma'noe Kefmc-dy, Ann Pavlisko, Iennie Olson, Diane larrett, Bonnie Cozadd, Marilyn Miller, Nancy Newhouse, Stella Millich, Mary Pete, Sally Harryhill, Ruby Arrowood, Iohn Sudol, Dave Miller, Leland Fritz, Richard O'Brien, Richard Plecha, Bob Turcola, Mike Cupan, Floyd faeekgle, lim Hicks, Phillip Kilbourne, Ronnie Mclntyre, Dick Coles, Chester Kijowski, Georqe Zajac, Clem ou riet. Mr. Kukuk, Iim Harris, Mr. Baker. Row Row Raw Row l. 2. 3. 4. 7th Grade-Miss Newlun and Miss Karczvara Ruth Kaufman, Katherine Vidak, Gwen Dawson, Lcyce Rae Dunniqan, Ruth Ann Green, Thurma Live inaston, Esther Coudriet, Geraldine Zajack, Ioanne Travis, Carolyn Moransky, ludy Kucynski. standing Barbara Lewis, Dale May, Dick Scarbrouqh, Fred Woodley, seated Patty Kachurik, Rosemary Colburn, Rosemarie Zevkovich, Alice Golulvic, Diane Mikus, Carol Prinz, Karen Romish, standing Paul Crockett, Ronald Sharp, Roger Davis, Gene Teleqo. sitting left to right Roy Kaufman, lohn Enqlehardt, Robert liuharic, Carol Paden, Bill Kennedy, loc Grsetic, Bobby Hannon. standinqe Charles Mikus, Bill Calvert, lames Arrowood, Miss Newlun, seated Edgar Moody, Michael O'Br1en, Kenneth McKinley, Dick Hake, standing -Rodney Fritz, Ted Ryan, Emil Ruha, Mathew Martin, Miss Karavara, Francis Firment, lack Storc, Ioseph Alford. PAGE 44 ' s dl CD ni?- T':0 Dm ggi' 4 0.55 -0 3:- -.w ,-'C u. Q, fb 1 .D 'D O 2- P' 4? guyM3 qcfIvH-laaS F , lfalmo Llo11Ju:PH5'A .aagcuqo 'I uc1of.0urfu3 'eagle Wg Wi UYLMIQSH lauifiaas gg,ifaua.9'sa1U 95908 Sill-YI-S-'Ad 91' SP LY' 'NM 5 , -I rn 0 an 3 I , . i I ' 1 , ,gk zl' as H. fsss w wg, , , ,,.,A gui .-,'P Hi? 32-fo TQ gm gm 15. gui 5? WN 'Q il: GN w 5 5 PAGE 45 in .4 .C Uxtqgva R19 urs Ol' Y .9 714 U3 fa F' T' 2 PJ 3 f1 sz: 54 -. W If :QU n 'I' T9 rn 4. -4 0 H- B' G BWP gm mm UD HEVEISOPING A WORLD GONCEPT. 4 TBARHZNG 'PO READ NAPSH.. OUR YIEEXLY MAGAZINE HELPSH... 1:-lfvff Z J: ,V 4 f .A .ami . -.Q VX f,, -Q mi: Gsmmm cmsszas UT D212 znxmzcmou or rm. sormam HAVE Hmm mxxrrc Us oi' A VARIETY GF m'r1za1ALs '10 Hmmm UNDERSTAWD mm woaw fum LEARN NGRE Aeon: 'rm Prsoms :mo THE LANDS IN wmcu THEY Lxvz. wuz, MAPS, 'mm GLOBE, Av-:E:mcr,Y NAGAZINE, emma mm, nov. IES Arm MANY omrsrl nas Hmm TO SUPPLEMENT 'mm 'ra Ama ADD 'rc THE INTEREST AND KNQSAILEDGE of' THE BART? AND we PHQPLE. X Www ., - ,ll V,-by iw -,x f i XY Xi ,N W - J 'V1 nz 5 x JJ? 2 Q 212 R R A K yi wwf if X x WSJ O L T- A o B 'mn KuKuK Q L0 mn ffukuff PHYSICS CLASS GCWOD? Thr Hadley Q v5T'91 4 0 4 'se '- A RTS Mncumf SlloP ik! AvWfQJ -SHaP F I R S' T I M HC H I N E' SHOP C!..:Q.5'S Eduard' ,ffolaslg Hmm' 'nfeya Fefe Ries fynl Enfle Jalan Bulrevicfu ,J77r. wible Bill Caper: 7naHlww Lwbfnis Tom vu-'Dermgff Holurf Flvliclg TOP. Iohn Lobinqer, Francis Newton, Bill Muckridfye, Ed Vesey, Tom Bard, Ioe Sudol, Baker BOTTOM: Ar: Kijowskl, Mike Stoiko, Tom Witkoski, Leo Bard, Hurry Pentella. WAGE -49 TOP: L to R Iune Simpson, Lynn Goodrich, Mary Olson, Theresa Busan, Barbara Simpson, BOTTOM: L to R Roberta Neff, Lynne Davis, Ianice Baldwin, Pat Dinard, Delores Roberson, lane Casale PAGE so TOP: Mary Davey, Rosalie Tipper, Betty Elliott, Lynn Ross, Miss Karavara, Kathy Frazier, Dianne Iarrett, lean Hannon. BOTTOM: Katherine Smutko, Betty Pastore, Sandy Shutyak, Ianet Heilman, Frances Colburn, Ann Cheatham. Mary Gilford, Rita Neff, Iustina Casale, Roberta Spjut, Bridget Griffiths, Frances Griffiths, Mrs. Meek, Ruth Barkovich, Nancy Cartwright. I-'AGE 51 TOP: Ann Pavlisko, Marnee Kennedy, Bonnie Cozadd, Marilyn Miller, Mary Pete, Sally Harryhill, Iane Hannon, Mrs. Meek, Sandy Brown, Barbara Simpson, Iudy Hubbard, Ruby Arrowood, Stella Millich, Iennie Olson. BO'I'I'OlVl: Sylvia Wilson, Shirley Elliott, Vemelda Getts, Betty Toth, Betty Grosbeck, Dorothy Polas, Loretta Luknis, Nancy Iulian, Sally Calvert, Marie Clifford, Terry Bucan. lean Cheatham, Barbara Downs, Ioanne Krossman, Pearl Mackey, Katherine Gifford, Dorothy Ioe, Violet Smutko. PAGE 52 SERVICE GROUPS Katherine Vidax. Carol Printz, Mike O'Brien, Ted Ryan. W- Magazine Salesmen ECW Row How Pew Row Concessions Sandy Blown, lane Hannon, lean Hannon, Maznee Kennedy. Sylvia Wilson, Stella Millich, Mc1:i'yn Miller, Mary Pete, Mary Davey, Delores Dawson, Rosalie 'l'1py,e!. Vormce Gibson, Clement Coniclriet, Leland Fritz, Geome Zayac. Mary Jane Wheeler, Diane Ierrett, Miss Marion, lanice Sudol, Ioan Storc PAGE 53 Row 1. Carlene Spjut, Marion Vidak, Eileen Killin. Row 2. Lois Fritz, Rose Marie Durkin, Barbara Brown, Leona Newhouse. Bow 3. Peg Myers, Mr. Braden, Carleen Ryan, Sharon Gahagen, Ieannette Sudol. Martha Ivy Row 1. Dick Cartwright, Peg Myers, Carleen Ryan, Earlanri Bush. Back. Martha Ivy, Miss Newlun. Iohn Golubic, Fritz Killin, Sandy Shutyak, Mr. Davis. PAEE 54 I'-'AGE '55 Ioe: Why does Richards wear his hair so long? Punk: So he can create the impression that his mind is fertile. Traffic Cop: Why did you keep on going after I whistled? Ronald Polois: Sorry, I'm pretty deaf. Traffic Cop: Well, don't worry. You'll get your hearing in the morning. Sandy bought a ticket in the big lottery and insisted on number 51. It turned out to be the winning number and she received Sl5,000. Mr. Hadley asked: Why did you especially want ticket 5l? Well, she said, for seven nights I dreamed of number seven, and seven times seven is 51, so I bought the ticket. Miss Karavara: This makes five times I have punished you this week. Now, Billie, what have you got to say for yourself? Billie: I'm glad it's Friday. Mr. Sonoga: The average man lives 30 years longer than he did in 1800. Carole Iones: He has to, in order to get his taxes paid. Aliceann: These eggs aren't fresh. Grocer: They come right from the country. Aliceann: Yes, but what country? Ed Baldwin: How high is my temperature, Doc? Doctor: A hundred and one. Ed Baldwin: What's the world's record? Agnes: lack is awfully smart. He's got brains enough for two. Ruth: Congratulations, dear! He's just the man for you. Mr. Hadley was explaining an algebra problem. And now, he said, after completing the equation, we find that X equals zero. Ye gads! said Kenny. All that work for nothing! Miss Marion: Ever have trouble with dyspepsia? Ianet: lust once, I tried to spell it. A. Budrevich: Gee, he's dumber than me. Mr. Davis: Dumber than I. A. Budrevich: All right then, he's dumber than both of us. It was so cold where we were, boasted the Arctic explorer, that the candle froze and we couldn't blow it out. That's nothing, said his rival. Where we were the words came out of our mouths in pieces of ice, and we had to fry them to see what we were talking about. FAE56 Activities X g X F353 i mlm if ,,V6i'ff ' J' 'K ,,..,. 7' N ' ' - V .-: :z:zf.EE:: , X., , ,3 , x,...,. ..-, ' . - If In W ' - , ' .,.. E': C3250 1 Q, DQR. INSTREI. Muon: .s BALKSTABE !JI'.32.Zf7iQXg-qm..4sf. mHq12Ab PAGE 58 Cl? L J' o ,fax . rffi .. ff, X' fff- I Don Kossvah Qql N' 'X x A 2 X 50 Bfunww H5 ax E' Bfuoww A A . A N D x '25 PAGE 59 ll-Lt? HAM aoY .L 3 Tn st P. Potkovioh D. Cartwright FLUgES: Marion Vldak VIOLA: Eelan Luhinger oanfra Christman John Mayaak Jane Martin TBUMPETS2 Franols O'Brien Mike Earkovich ggggggz R. Cartwright BASS CLARINET: Carolyn Fry . os avella william McBride Aaefins Eeicn Lynn Ross Carol Jones Jack Store BAS5GON: Joan Krossman STRING ASS: QQQNEONES: . u son Patty Maglll .o vatm c erry Freison OBOE: Gayle Phillips Alan Gatts Hampton Davies M.J.whae1or Glands Robinson PIAHO: GLARINETSz S PHONES: Virginia Fry Aficwann Rea Eunafg Fsarce so o stan Joe Badnik FRENCH HO 2 B. Lobinger A.Costaru11a Donna Soltez ut ar oviah J. Braun ?EROUSS ON: Ro nay amish Leskovac May Telogo Cheatham Dave Dale Gene Jean UIREGTQR' ann . Phillips DXEGE PIANO-Janet Hallman CLARINET-Donald Pearce TRUN?ETSvD1ok Cartwright TRGMBGNES-H. Dave? BAND B111 Masada www Fwisen SAXOPHONE-Scott Johnston DRUMS-John Golubio PAGE 60 GIRLS' CHORUS First Row--left to right tseatedl. Katherine Vidak, Barbara Simpson, Ioanne Costarella, Ann Pavlisko, Teresa Ferraro, Mary Olson, Iune Simpson, lawn Cheatham, Marnee Kennedy, Bonnie Cozadd, Helen Lobinqell Second Row Betty Grosbeck, Lois Fritz, Nancy Iulian, Theresa Carkido, Delores Dawson, Roberta Nell, Barbara Klenovich, Martha Hughes, Katherine Frazier, Donna Cartwright, Carlefn Spjut, Barbara Brown, Mary Iane Wheeler, Lynn Ross, Carolyn Fry, Audrey Calvert, Ruth Barkovich, Ioanne Hannon, lane Martin, Ann Cheatham, Patty Kuchurik. Third Row- - lane Casale, Leona Newhouse, lane Meek, Earlann Bush, Thurma Livingston, Barbara Lobinaer, Margaret Myers, Eileen Krllirt, Carleen Ryan, loan Bispeck, Carol Kutsko, Marian Vidak, Ie-annette Sudol, Lynn Goodrich, Vernice Gibson, lane? l'lGlll'TlClYl, Pat Dinard, Shirley Boyer. Fourth Rowe- Iustrna Casale, Aliceann Rea, Nancy Cartwright, Betty Pastore, Adeline Delon, lean Storc, Gloria Sudol, Sandra Shutyak. Eack Row f Betty Toth, Delores Luknis, Margaret Perrone, Roberta Spjut, Geraldine Zaiac, Loyce Rae Dunniqan, Ioan Travis, Donna Frazier, Carrnella Arnie, Ioan Krossman, Sandra Chiistman. Accomparrist: ludith Iohnson. Director: Glenn U. Phillips. BOYS' GLEE CLUB left to ricrhf Row l. ltlhss Karavara, Alan Getts, Art Kijowski, Dave Kosevac, Ronald Wilson, Rodney Banish, Richard Gonze, Iohn Mayzsak, Charles Chetian, Terry Freisen, Fred Toth. how lack Betts. Ray Vesey, John Cvetnic, Bob Sell, Martin Kieltsch, Ed Baldwin, Donald Pearce, lack Miller Frank Reaich, Bill McBride,. ' Seated: Mary Olson, James Snyder. PAGE 61 PAGE 52 BAND MEMBERS Z I O BI an Z O 'J It 1 an 05 I- na E D1 4 ..1 U n. ID M :C c E fl! ,.. o Q 6 ow KD ,.. KD me n: o CD ... ,Q U Ill 5' o E 1: fs O .- :I E . 5 sz ' , E 2 ,Yi 2 Di TE CD S 5 u U' cf 5 w E ij . 3' Q un 0 U :af Q rn CD c: a., C 2 'UE a 0- -so -5: E on: ss ff: uf ' Q. . 5.25525 :Elllrnowqf f-ziiags cgmmgg.. 02,5 W 5O:5gEE GJ 0 ME:-n..i9.s:m -'25 So FQ... 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Row Ii U' 'Q 5 'C U U b- U C U Z 6 S4 U h 5-4 GJ Lu i Kijowsk l, Ioanne Sudo Baldwin, Ieannette Ca rkido, Ianice SG idak, Vernice Gibson, Delores Dawson, There nV rio ert Ma Lib Millie Yothers, , Martha Brown rl ara Ba Bush, Earlann Row 2. ii 0 Ili M 4D .-Q O CC ll! U2 i. O D GJ O fs .M 19 5 M 6 .. Cl O si U 3 D .-E Ui 51 'U C U UI E D1 UI E S4 GJ fO O CC 5 U . .E 'cf IZ ai C U a 5 L4 I-Lf C 51 - O .. D O Hannon, Leona Newhouse. iths, Barbara Klenovich, Kathleen if Gr DCGS riffiths, Fra Bridget G can, Bu rry w3. Te Ho Fr iz, Betty Martin, Lo s Roberta Ioanne Hannon, ovich, rk fford, lane Martin, Ruth Ba li C rie Ma eelc M lane Grsetic, ai L: is D O ,-. 1: o -. GJ Q ua 1: J an 'U -12 x: o : :1 ,- Nancy nice Suclol, FJ v-. ei O E' 4. Betty Row Ai U as ,Q m O L4 U E? I5 an I: 2 N o .. Lu rs L: m O Q 15 M 2 U1 c o 'll F. A C o i3 U GJ J: O n c 'fC ui k 1? UU o cn Ne wlun. Miss ert, lv Ca speck, Sally Bi SGH I yers, M Peeev Ryan, Rea, Ccxrleen Killin, A1 Ceann Barbara Lobinqer, E1 leen Row 5. Sports ?w,f..:v ...,,......, - 1 .I !l5'4 --.U Y ff Q' 1 Na 7 i M if 2 x 5 y X, Q f M. x , J, gif , .r J A x X Af Ig M --' X N 2 f fy! fr Xvx jf, at ' f X PAGE EG FOOTBALL SQUAD 0019. gich, Kenny M Re ank ing, Bill McBride, Fr EW Getts, Ralph w: Mike Stoiko, Bob First Ro Pearce, Tom Bard, Mr. n Donald Casale, David Hall Donald Iohuso Ieral reisen, F Terry dge. Ru Iim Durkin. Bill ge, Kenny Scarbrough, ckrid noga, Bill Mu So w: Mr. Ro Second Golubic. hn Kaercher. Io Baldwin. Dick Cartwright Dave Ed rd Ba Evans, Leo Cvetnic, Ted Nock, Bob hn Io koski, Steve Evinsky, Wit Tom ski, OW rt Kij rry Pentella, A Ha d Row: Thir :Lf 'ES CD L' 3 'C .fr .9- E .-E2 Da bw II C GJ M cf Q E .-C o VI CD I U -G o af Ui 'O ': 2 I-IJ ii BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: Mr. Sonoga, Ass't. Coach, Fred Plecha, Dave Kaerclier, Iohn Maysak, Ed Baldwin, Iohn Cvetnic, Dick Muckridge, Mr. Golubic, Coach. Second Row: Harry Pentella, Ieral Iohnson, Steve Evinsky, Bill Eldridge, Chuck Chetian, Bill Durkin, Bill Muckridge, Bill Ryan. Third Row: lim Rudge, Iohn Lobinger, Wayne Sawyer, Kenny Scarbrough, Tom Bard, Alex Budrevich, MCDONALD HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL RECORD 1952-1953 Bob Sell. McDonald 16 Lowellville 11 tPrevuel McDonald 63 Girard 74 McDonald 41 Mineral Ridge 40 McDonald 51 Howland 71 McDonald 57 Liberty 58 McDonald 53 Canfield 62 McDonald 60 Leavittsburg 61 McDonald 62 Champion 41 McDonald 48 Champion 44 McDonald 52 Mineral Ridge 53 lovertimel McDonald 64 Liberty 70 McDonald 65 Springfield 80 McDonald 40 North Lima 51 McDonald 43 Lowellville 42 McDonald 55 Alumni 30 McDonald 59 Howland 58 McDonald 68 Leavittsburg 46 McDonald 51 Columbiana 68 T. I. A. McDonald 80 Cortland 52 McDonald 47 Mineral Ridge 58 McDonald 50 Bazetta 42 FOOTBALL RECORD 1952-1953 MCDONALD 39 - GOSHEN 21 McDonald defeated Goshen at Sebring in their first gamf- of the season. form to star! on fl hopefully fine season. They showed fine spirit and championship MCDONALD 26 - COLUMBIANA 6 McDonald defeated the Columbiana Clippers in their first home game. stadium. This night also, they dedicated the new MCDONALD 6 - LEETONIA 21 This was the only game that the Blue Devils lost this season, and it was against a very tough squad from Leetonia. MCDONALD 13 - CANFIELD 6 McDonald has set their sight for the Inter-County League Championship Canfield. now after disposing of their arch enemy- MCDONALD 33 - LOWELLVILLE 0 McDonald High Blue Devils bolstered their grip on the Inter-County League by drubbing the Lowellville Rockets. MCDONALD 46 - NORTH LIMA 7 North Lima gave the Devils little competition in carrying out their very fine season. MCDONALD 45 - NORTH IACKSON 0 McDonald experienced little trouble with the Iackson-Milton boys. MCDONALD 66 -- SPRINGFIELD 20 McDonald Blue Devils wrapped up the lnier4County League Championship by lacing the Tigers. Our boys set a new scoring record for the school-274 points. PAGE 67 IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL L to R Row 1. 4FronU Mike Cupan, Gene Teleqo, Richard Plecha, Iim Hicks, Dick Scarbrouqh, Dale May, lack Storc, Mr. Braden Row 2. David Miller, Ioe Grseiic, Dick Coles, Bob Turcola, Ted Ryan. E L E E ROOSEVELT BASKETEERS LIOR Row 1. KF1ontJ Raymond Barbour, Robert Barrett, Edward Delon, Anihony Costarella, Tom Griffiths, Ronald Iarreti, Robert Zajac, Mr. Roth. Row 2. James Calvert, Mgr. George Bucan, Tom Piowarsy, Merritt Hughes, Iames Kenneally, Phillip Arbie. PAGE 63 1952 GOLF SQUAD SEASON RECORD McDonald Opponent 10 Boardman 6 1115 Brookfield 45 14 Howland 2 8 Brookfield 8 8 M Liberty 7 lk The Blue Devil Golf Squad was originally scheduled for seven matches. Return matches with Howland and Boardman were cancelled because of weather conditions. Competition in two tournaments, one at Meadowview Country Club at Kent and one earlier in the year at Yankee Run Course rounded out their season. Fred Plecha, the squad's number one linkster took Class B divisional honors in the Youngstown District Amateur Golf Association Tournament held at Hubbard. PAGE 69 MARIE CLI?FORID IGAHGY JULIAN JUNE SIMPSON SALLY CALVERT TERRY BUCAH PAGE 'ID 2-EE FERRABO RQBERTA NEFF mm' HUGHES Jemima 1-mmiozs ,Y f ,.,,,,,r,vy-mfvm--.-Q G. A. A. left to right First Row Ioarine Kiiowski, Teresa Ferraro, Roberta Neff, Ionice Baldwin, Barbara Lobinqer, Aliceann Rea, Sandy Chrrstman, Sandra Shutyak, Sally Calvert, Terry Bucan, Carolyn Fry. Second Row Lois Fritz, Nancy Iulian, Iudy Johnson, Delores Dawson, Earbara Klenovich, Martha Hughes, Iune Simpson, Mary Olson, lean Cheatham, Ruth Barkovich, Ioanne Harmon, lane Martin, Frances Colburn, Miss Marion, Third Row Delores Roberson, Loretta Luknis, lane Meek, Dorothy Polors,Ear1ann Bush, Peggy Myers, Eileen Killin, Car- leen Ryan, Marion Viaak, Ieannette Sudol, Lynne Goodrich, Vernrce Gibson, Ann Cheatham. Fourth Row Betty Toth, Vemalda Getts, Marie Clifford, Nancy Cartwright, Betty Pastore, Ianet Heilman, Adeline Delon, . lean Storc, Gloria Sudol, Pat Dinard, Ioanne Grsetic, Bridget Griffiths, Frances Griffiths, Kathleen Harmon. Fifth Row Mary Gifford, Katherine Smuiko, Pearl Mackey, Martha Ivy, Dorothy Ioe, Helen Baal, Ioanne Krossman, Theresa Carkido, Rose Bunko. ' G.A.A. CABINET-Sandra Chrisimcm, Ianice Baldwin, Sandra Shutyak, Aliceann Rea Roberta Neff Barbara Lobinqer, ' ' PAGE 71 ROYAL SWAN SWIM CLUB WQSW VOLLEY Vemise Giizsang-fart Hughes, Sandy Gh1'is1:man,A11csar1n Rea, BALL Dolores Dawson,Tee Ferrara, , ' Roberta Naff,Josm11eHarmon, CHAMPS . Miss Marian PAGE '72 TRACK OF 1952 The McDonald Blue-Devils go down in defeat to a strong Howland team, 641!2-481!2. Ioe Goch and Dave Kaercher each won two firsts to lead McDonald. '1'he 440 was won by Bob Allen and the 880 was won by Bob White. McDonald High was defeated by Leavittsburg 79 to 39. Ioe Goch and Allan Getts won two firsts. McDonald High loses to North 7226-40V2. Ioe Goch and Allan Getts led McDonald, each winning two events. Gosh won the shot put and discus, while Getts captured the 100 yard dash and broad jump. Dave Kaercher Won the pole vault. COUNTY MEET Dave Kaercher won the pole vault, the height was 10' ti . loc Gosh placed 2nd, in the discus. SALEM DISTRICT Dave Kaercher tied for first place, the height was ll' 4 . Ioe Goch placed 2nd, in the discus. STATE MEET Dave Kaercher tied for 2nd place, the height was 11' 8 . loe Goch didn't place. PAGE '73 M,- 4-Q FT 1, lags agggk lips lr if Look PAGE 74 i fj Orff ff, yi W RAW ,5X'HK x Elementary Classes ,...-- g ,W ws., ..A 1 X T'N , 7' ' X , 4 -4,1 if f ik K uf , .5 1 'b A' lg' g qitx Q SQ '2A4'1.QA-1 A m' - ,Y f A W N N, X ,I y N N v, M X xxxjxx I 1 xx V N, . K Q, J w , N, N, NN-N, N ' Xxx NNN xx NV N wx, ,MV xxx NN. mxwu E 7 Sth Grade-Mrs. Hall L to R Row 1. fFrontJ Carol Cellio, Catherine Clrfiord, Patricia Maqill, Donna Mackey, Eileen Sell, Margaret Molino, Dixie Breedlove, Mrs. Hall. Row 2. Paul Petkovich, Iames Wagner, Tal Lewis, Ruth Cuthbertson, Kathy Kerriqan, William Binion, Iames Calvert. Row3. Timothy Kilbourne, Raymond Barbour, Paul Buck, Donald Thompson, Gilbert Tipper, Ernest Hentschel, Iames Kenneally. 6th Grade - Mr. Kennedy L to R Row l. fFrontl Elizabeth Leskovac, janet Plecha, Ioan Gifford, Norma Allen, Josephine Sabina, Gloria Storc, Patty Arbie, Barbara Andrews, Velma Yakcpec, Mr. Kennedy. Row 2. Earl Ward, Iohn Craven, Merritt Hughes, Delores Malin, Elizabeth Pavilisko, Betty Baldwin, Pauline Petkovich, William Vaubel Thomas Piowarsy, George Bucan. Row 3. Bob Zajack, Kenneth Burnside, Walter Cretella, Edward Delon, Tony Costarella, Thomas Griffiths, Bill Leskovczc, Ronald Iarlett, Ierry Andrews. PAGE '76 L to Row Row Row 5th Grade - Miss Kale fFrontb Sally Gannett, Ruth Antolini, Evelyn Hannon, Betty Colburn, Peggy Therrell, Elmor Paclen, lane Wmlson, Olga Antolini, Miss Kale. Bob Calvert, Iohn Kish, Tom Batcho, Bertha Hentschel, Marlene Crelella, Douglas Hodge, limmy Black. Donald Luknis, Joe Dikun, Charles Kovacicek, Charles Prementine, Ronald Sudol, Dale E. May, Iohn Bar- ninqer. Absentees. Shirley Ferraro, Ruth Ann Zarlenqo, Bob Thompson. L to Flow Row ROW 5th Grade -- Mr. Roth KFrontl Irene Kenneally, Veronica Dolsak, Ovilla Davies, Virginia Fry, Betty Schell, Mary Lou Flere, Frances O'Brien, Donna Soltesz, Betty lane Pete, Mr. Roth. Keith Parker, Gayle Phillips, Bonnie Livingston, Velma Ladd, Ianet Bunko, Glenda Robinson, Carol Green, Iohn Reese. Joe Badnek, Clyde Wheeler, Phillip Arbie, James Santagata, Iohn Braun, Frank Terlecki, Ioe Mulch. PAGE '77 L to Row Row Row 4th Grade - Mrs. Morris tFrontJ Betty Arrowood, Karen Shutyak, Rose Fiddler, Ioyce Keyowski, Ioann Dickey, Sherelle Mattison, Lillian Bryant, Shirley Cupan, Mary Ann Kovaclt, Diane Ward, Mrs. Morris. Nancy Arbie, Judith Hapcic, Iudith Yuhasz, Janet Lewis, Karen Andrews, Martha Cheatham, Ianet Yuhasz, Mary Cheatham. George Dunco, Albert Bobchuck, Robert Watts, George Patrilla, Charles Patterson, Iames Restuccio, Dennison Hubble, Lyndon Conrad, Robert White. L to Row Row Row I t 4th Grade -Mrs. Robinson CCW fFrontl Wilma Lewis, Paulette Sudol, Sue Ellen Cox, Sarah Iane Burns, Frances Arrowood, Donna Mae Ewinq, Patricia Stellato, Aleria Mikus, Veronica Oleksa, Patricia Martwn, Mrs. Robinson. Roger Van Gilder, Sam Costarella, Robert Woods, Dori.: Wagner, Nancy Kuhn, Rosalind Nell, Susan McClelland, Iames Betts, Ronald Kucynski, Harvey Breedlove. Iames Dinard, Thomas Leskovac, William Lewis, Richard Vesey, Millard Einion, Charles Speerbrecker, Lawrence Carkido. PAGE '75 L to Row Row Row 3rd Grade - Mrs. Lawrence fFrontJ Emilienne Hawryluk, Sandra Grasbeck, Marilyn Rlschman, ludy Ryan, Carol Giflord, Kathy Golubic, Robin Green, Bonnie Polo, Mrs. Lawrence. David Kurfis, Clarence Newliouse, Peter Seniics, Karen Lewis, Kay Lewis, Edward Daigneau, Tim Probst, Floyd Coudriet. Garry Koncsol, Michael Colburn, Stephane Hawryluk, Neal Sabina, David Hellman, Keith Durmigan, Edward Dolsak, Robert Petrilla, Sam Badnek. L to Row Row Row 3rd Grade - Miss Hinten tldrontl Bonnie lohnson, Kay Alexander, Lois Koniowski, Sally Cartwright, Carol Sell, Isabelle Hodge, Peggy Bryant, Mary lane Craven, Ianice Cuthbertson. Terry Wagner, Bill Davis, Pat Hubble, Karen Kenneally, Patricia Scltesz, Dolly Printz, Susan Braun, Bobby Mulch, lames Ladd, Miss Hinlen. Billy Lewis, George Coudriet, Bruce Ramsay, Bobby Scarbrough, Richard Alderler. PAGE 79 L to Row Row Row 2nd Grade - Mrs. Desing flfrontl Barbara Smith, Pamela Wilkie, Mary Lou Boyer, Sandra Wellington, Karen Golubic, Diane Toth, Iudy Watkins, Shelia Barrett, Beatrice l-laney, Mrs. Desinq. Paul Molin, Iames Weiner, David Morris, Kathy Fiddler, Elaine Kerrxqan, Iere Ladd, Tommy Iones, Ronnie Goist. Bill Colburn, Pual Schumer, Edward Crepaqe, Ricky Iones, Ray Vaughn, Silas Crockett, Iames Kunovich, jack Blenton, Iames lrlderier. L to Row Row Row 2nd Grade - Mrs. Braden lFrontl Sally Cozadd, Iamce Kermeally, Marsha Cox, Sandra Cretella, Iackie O'Brien, Pamela Bodnar, Sandra Yakopec, Rosemary Stibinqer, Mrs. Braden, Substituting tor Mrs. McNees. Eugene Wagner, Iudy Terlecki, Barbara Gifford, Karen Mackey, Mildred Antolini, Linda Petrilla, Carol Zajac, Michael Baumhauer. Michael Baltich, B111 Woodley, Ion Zimmerman, Walter Howell, Ray Beebe, Robert Kennedy, Eugene Woodley. PAGE :Ju L to R Raw l. ROW 2. Row 3. 2nd Grade - Miss Sherman tF'rontJ Carol Evans, Cathy Patterson, Catherine Clawson, Danna Conrad, Martlyn Hampton, Frank Sudol, Iudy Doumont, Carolyn Cox, Kathy White, Patrictfz Cellro, Mtss Sherman. Ilorewts Flere, lanet Fiddler, Bernadette Vaupel, Susan Reese, Goldie Kuhn, Carole Swaniqer, VVanda .art1n. Bill Rea, Iohn Hapsic, Buddy Burns, Ioe Zenchzk, Rodger Crockett, Rolly Ryan, Iohn Arrowood, Tommy Henderson, B111 Wrtqht. L to R Seated Row l. Row Q, :low 3. lst Grade - Mrs. Knezeak Patsy Tadla, Ralph Dunco. CFrontJ Alice Campbell, Ioan Cannon, Beverly Motion, Iuantta Newhouse, Sandra Rudqe, Elaine Oleska, ludtth Stevenson, Paula, Gtnson, Gloria Doumonf, Cynthia Palmeter, Sherry Copharn, Mrs. Knezeak. lttanttir Paaen, Lairtle-en Gustafson, Isla lean Malcotneorx, Marcella Ttpper, Iudy Cartwttaht, Nickie Davis, Cynthia Streeter, Carol Ann Svarny, Charlotte Kenneally, Carole Match. Ion Baumhauer, Grant Parker, Joe Kovacicek, Iohn Koniowskt, David Alderfer, Terry Zimmerman, Roger Bell, Douglas Wade, Kenneth Story, Dennis Krofsman, Ioe Pitts. I-'ALJE Ell Kindergarten Afternoon Session-Mrs. Cartwright lst Tier f-Edna Campbell, Ruth Evans, Linda Alders, Bobby Iohnson. Znd Tier Mildred Moody, Barbara Kline, Lou Ellen Soltesz, Marleah McBride. 3rd Tier--Russell Siciliano, Sandy Pierce, E11-sen Trenter, Marjorie Green, Iere Anderson. 4th Tier -Ricky Lewis, Iohn Ryan, Iohn Scltesz, Patrick Byers, Gary Burnside. O , u D E N E W G A R E M N Lrku 1 S ez E N Morning Session Kindergarten-Mrs. Cartwright Rowl Billy Burns, Patil Orwig, Penelope Hoahadel, Ernest Dodson, Patty Lowers, Carolyn Dodson, Diane Moransky, Charles Dslscxk, Ichn Dikun. Row 2--Iudith Hake, Linda Lobauqlx, John Kxjovfski, Danny Moison, Jacky Toth, Carole Newhouse, Iohn Krupko, lay Dunlap, Diane :3.yanl, Mrs. Cartwright. Row 3--Iimmy Kijowski, Gary Toth, Robert Flickmqer, Diane Slorc, Carol Calvert, Ioan Robbins, Ierry Vanderqrift, Tommy Hannon, Tommy Kollar. PAGE E2 OUR MANY SILNCEIFKE 'YHAHKS TO THE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOGIATIOB FOR THE MUGH NEEDED CLOTHES DRYER PRESENTED TO ROOSEVELT SCHOOL. THIS WILL GEHTAINLY HELP THE ROOSEVELT FAGULTY T0 SEE THAT TWH STUDENTS ATTEQTD CLASSES DRESSEIJ IN DRY CLUYIECHG' PAGE B3 DQ 5 Ltoli ROOSEVELT ORCHESTRA Mr. Phillips loo Mutch, Mary lane Cox, Glenda Robinson, Donna Saltesz, Pauline Petkovich, Ioe Eadnek, Mr. Phillips, Gayle Phillips, Virainia Fry, Patty Maqill, Frances O'Brien, Anthony Cosiarella, Raymond Barbour, Robert Zajack, lack Braun, Tom Batcho, Betty Schell, Merritt Hughes, Paul Petkovich, Tommy Piowarsy, Kenneth Burnside, Iames Santaqata, Lyndon Conrad. L to R Row l. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Rhythm Band - Mrs. Curry C tSoatedt Mike Baumhauer, Ion Baumhauer, Carol Mutch, Iackie O'Brien, Sherry Copham, Iudy Cartwright, Ralph Dunco, Grant Parker. Isla lean Malcomson, Timmy Freisen, Douglas Wade, Tommy Henderson, Iohn Hapsic, Ion Zimmerman, Roland Ryan, Billy Lewis, Carolyn Cox, Karen Golubic, Elaine Oleska, Marilyn Hampton, Sally Cozadd, Sandra Cre- tella, Wanda Martin, Sally Cartwright. Iimmy Werner, Cynthia Streeter, Cindy Patmeter, Carol Zajac, Polly Krupko, ludy Terlecki, Diane Toth, Susan Reese, Janice Kenneally, Paula Ginson, Nickie Davis, Bernadette Vaupel, Elaine Kerriaan, Paul Molin. Sandra Vfellinaton, Sandra Yakopec, Marsha Cox, Patricia Cellio, Kenneth Storey, Frank Sudol, Lewis Flere, Terry Zimmerman, Bill Rea, Tony Alcanter, Willis Wright, David Alderier, Donna Conrad, Pamela Bodnar, Sandra Rudqe, Kathy Patterson. PAGE B4 PIANO Mrs. Phillips Front Row Lors Koniowski, Bonme lohnson, Donna Mackey, Betty Ealdwm, loe Mutolt, Elinor Paden, Dolores Molin, Mrs. Plulltps, Polly Krupko, Gayle Phrllrps. Back Row Susan McCellar1d, Patty lvlagill, Mary jane Cox, Margaret Molm, Donna Ewing. SAFETY PATROL Mr. Rea L to R How l. Raymond Barbour, Robert Barrett, Edward Delon, Carol Cellio, Karnes Santaqata, William Leskovac, Kenneth Burnside, Mr. Ecu. How Il. Robert Calvert, Tommy Plowarzy, Merntt Hughes, Ronald Sudol, Dale E. May, Iames Kenneally, Patrol Captam, Earl Ward, Lmmy Black. PAGE L15 fr-W, f.,..Qg:, Q .:, ' 'Q fs, ., w l ' sy 5 f as 0 . ef- f, rv 0' ,,.. ,W PAGE E5 ROOSEVELT CHOIR bw U 2 DS 2 ..a Shirley Ferraro. Green, Robinson, Carol Petkovich, Glenda ackey, Pauline M Donna sko, Pavli Elizabeth nko, Bu illips. lanet Ph Gayle vinqston Li Bonnie eatedj CS l. 3 o CL' ,wi U 2 GJ D1 E E 4: 1: .. 2 U7 U c 2 U E D U E Z' '5 D. :I OJ .-C1 U UJ Z' 76 m FD U1 L1 GB CD r: ru 6 .E 11 U cn GJ ,E 4: Q. G2 Ill O .-. .Q E U -. O .. U O vi O U .4 :- t. U E if ID F. H '41 U E fa O Z ,cz .4 'fC .Q L1 E U or .E .E z E GJ O .- 4: 'Q S4 c ,rs O H oi 3 0 KE Donna Saltesz, O'Brien, Frances Fry, Kerrigan, Virginia Kathy I fiord, e C Catherin olin, etM Sally Gannett, Marqa: Yakopec, oan Gifford, Velma 3. Ioe Badnek, Betty Baldwin, I Row rsy. my Piowa Tom lack Braun, ovich, Petk l ie, Pau rb A Phiulp OVCIC, sk Le illiam starella, W Co Anthony ntaqata, Sa Barbour, Iames Raymond side, In Bu Wheeler, Kenneth en, Clyde rav uqhes. w 4. Ich Ro n B. C Merritt H 'su M'Yu HALLQWEYN Rm-rv '-' ET gf, R ao fam-ave! 5' S F0014 5 OUR IANITORS William Magill, Tom Moran, Bill Dumont, Earl Stroup. Nervous Lady: What's the matter, conductor? Conductor: We ran over a cow. Lady: Was the cow on the track? Conductor: No, we left the track and chased her through a cornfield. Mrs. Phillips: Sit down, Kenny, and tell yours sister a story. Kenny: Can't sit down, mother. I just told daddy' one. Punkey: I can't get into my shoes. Eddie: What! Feet swelled, too? Two rival authoresses met the other day. One had just had a new book published. Martha Y.: Darling, I think it's a masterpiece. Who wrote it for you? Marion V.: I'm so glad you like it. Who read it to you? Crm Lowe 2.-wma-f 's Bfarumy pmary AND 5 u :pffvsi I E I Q PAEB9 wsifl' Z f Kean ed!! I fc. lC34'0 ff Diff?-f'4 74' Q-yur 52 -:Z 0157.416 7' I' Z 577971,-' I Of-ffffc 7' 1' 57475 I ,pfsrxfcf j pf.-nrfv 7' I9 J- Jinx-c: PAGE 9D w I Class of 1921 Catherine Seiple Hully Sarah Seiple Wilkins Doris Speir Selby Class of 1922 Emery Deiwert William Ewing Joe Matuzik Ernest Schultz Class of 1923 Charles Ague Margaret Davison Archibald Agnes Watson Dill Tom Luarde Olive McClimans McDowell Ray Osgood Carl Swartz Class of 1924 Delpha Norman Class of 1925 Kate Jenkins Brigman Richard Clifford, Dr. Alberta Cutting Rudersdorf Alice Walton Faler Wesley Jackson Ralph Lindsey Joe Luarde Class of 1926 Florence Callahan Altaffer Priscilla MacKay Boag Robert Clifford Joe Ewing, Dr. Sara Lawton Lepper Helen Lauser McNees Reba Scarbrough Newlun Ruth Scarbrough Norman Cleo Probst Ryan Class of 1927 George Bruce Mildred Williams Jenkins Lucille Weikart Medland Caroline Prementine William Myers Clyde Watson Class of 1928 Elizabeth Killin Bacher Aubrey Boag Horace Burklew Harold Ewing Violet Maxwell Lash Maxwell Martin Nellie Stumpf Neverovich Bob Walton Jack Zajac Class of 1929 Nannette Arnott Bob Alderfer Carl Barnes Dorothy Banner Cartwright Margaret Luarde Fagnano Betty Ewing Harner William Hennon John Harvey Johnson Wilbur McC1imans Elizabeth Foder Radford Gilbert Rea Mildred Scarbrough Rea Walter Zajac Walter Zenczak Harriet Cartwright Walls Class of 1930 Edna Meyers Barth Maxine Reigelman Bruce-De Anna Carman Fay Matlas Cook Glenn Cutting Georgia Davis Headd Jeral Johnson Helen Probst Kennedy'-Dec. Frank Julian Jay Littlepage C-. ,,,5,,,, ,K g l, .w..,nmm:l:,,,,, Alumni Ruby Bell Manely Ross McNees Laverne Solomon Paterson Bertha Radakovich Emily Matthews Rea Grace Scarbrough Ross John Ryznar Mary Zimmerman Santagata Roy Speir Leona Stumpf Laura Julian Young Class of 1931 Walter Banner Leora Donahue Baldwin Bernadine Reigelman Boag Jack Boag Frank Borecki Ethel Barnes Christman Cyril Day Hanna Marie Kaiser Faulkner Fred Foster Robert Gerster Herman Grishkat Virginia Arnott Hart Ruth Kukuk Hennon Jean Martin Limon Melba Boag Mann Virginia Marsh Robert McMichael Albert Myers Sadie Orascon Hazel Scarbrough Ramsay Robert Scarbrough Anna Lah Santagata-Deceased Wilber Wareham-Deceased Foster Wilson Isabel Zimmerman Class of 1932 Edwin Baldwin Alberta Reigelman Baumhauer George Cox Rudy Crepage Delzie Winningham Davis Harriet Foster Joseph A. Heilman Judson Hubbard Lee Jackson Victoria Kopack Marie Burkey Krupko, Dr. Mildred Vuletich Leskovac Mary Carman Manall Sadie Bell Mason Andy Ochman Helen Zenczak O'Connell Dot Davis Otterman Wilford Parker Iona Lauser Patterson Charles Prementine William Ramsay William Smith Class of 1933 Dick Alderfer Mildred Walls Carson Chester Delon Jennie Deluga Frank Gallo Andy Golubic Elizabeth Slaughenhaupt Hamm Irene Heilman Zitnlk Dan Johnson Lewis Johnson Amelia Flere Koniowsky Victor Kopp John Kucynski Caroline Godfrey Latham Stella Sylak Lapitsky Stella Orascon Bradley Daisy Schader Macali Edward Matthews Raymond Neff Katherine Slaughenhaupt Parker Charles Razum Charles Scarbrough Robert Streeter Margaret Cartwright Walls Steve Yaletchko John Zenczak Class of 1934 Anthony Barkovich PAGE 51 Harry Cutting Margaret Pope DeJute Mary Kurnett Dinard Ray Fillpan Louis Flere Goldie Matlas Gurss Johanna Zimmerman Lepor Earl Matthews, Jr. David Meek Joyce Scarbrough McCormick James Neff Steve Ochaman Donald Parker Ann Borecki Pavilisko Adolph Plecha John Storc Stanley Sylak Bernard Wilson Ignatius Zajac Mike Zets Class of 1935 William Ancik August Antolini Mary Balint Geraldine Holmes Battin Margaret Negro Beatty Margaret Callen Kennedy John Carman Bill Cartwright Rebella Giordanengo Chance Alice Wick Crum Ernest Cuthhertson Harry Davis Dorothy Burns Davey Chester Deluga Nellie Delon DeProtio Ruth Heilman Flannagan Helen Gastaldo Jack Gerstcr, Dr. Margaret Martin Gieger Steve Hapsic Hilda Day Hoth Mildred Zets Inshack Marian Semics Krivan Eugenie Kish Sophia Kopack Henry Kucynski Thornley Marshall Henry Mason Lucille Julian Mazza Paul Milkovich Henry Molin Charles Mondrut Rebecca Wilkes Morgan Minnie Roseman Novak Eileen Scarbro Powell Dolly Orascon Prince i Mary Radakovich Celina Husted Rafferty Joe Ramsay Robert Reigelman Willard Shaw Joe Sudol Steve Sylak Fern Anderson Templin Zora Vukellch Bob Wick Carolyn Meek Wood Evelyn Zets Brony Zenczak Pete Zdinak Class of 1936 John Ancik John Andrews Anna Bodnar Thelma Neff Bundy Robert Callen Helen Pierce Cartwright Majorie Hoover Chiles Wilford Copham Mary Vuletich Hudak Mary Comer Jiannino Gla ys Kopack MargaretVBodnar Lavin Virginia Wick Lees Jack Matthews, Lt. Robert Matthews, Dr. Mary Alice Evans . McMurray Ann Hodak Mintulansky Fred Molin George Mondrut Victor Necsa Helen Hutchison Pine Edward Plecha ' 11' Brocco Radelic Louise Sebben Anne Bispeck Senick Hugh Slaugenhaupt Vernon Streeter Richard Stiffler Barbara Larson Taylor Walter Torsky George Vuletich Nicholas Vukich Margaret Brown Wilson John Wilkes Margaret Klingensmith Rowbot- tom Rudy Zimmerman Class of 1937 Evadean Scarbrough Akins Robert Arnott Jack Black-Deceased Emma Erdel Bodnar Robert Bodnar Herman Bushong Russell Cartwright Walter Delon Anna Filipan Francis Fritz Mike Golubic Nick Hefko-Deseased Genevieve Borecki Krumpak Edward Larson John Marshall Ann Marsic Edythe Maybray Eva Mondrut Harry McClimans Mary Maysak Mildred Vukich Nickolin John Oleska Paul Oliva Anne Kurnosky Pellino Milton Radakovich Charley Ramsay Mary Klenovich Agnes Scarbrough Santa Thomas Scarbrough George Seagraves Vera Day Seagraves Anne Kaschak Stacey Walter Suchanek Henry Sylak Albert Taylor Steve Torsky Henrietta Rochette Vlaslc Jack Watson -da Mae' Werner Florence Woods Antollnl Mary Zets Class of 1938 George Anderson Tillie Lavaty Atwell Pete Kuritz Leo Callen Charles Conners John Daniluk Gladys Comer Galetl Quentin Geho . iclc rleadd 'Deceased Mary Margaret Heilman Griffiths Rose Marie Julian Wayne Kukuk Jack Leck Mary Kish Miller Betty Mason Molin Nick Mondrut Joyce Copham Osberg Dick Parker Stanley Plecha Neolma Sells Pugh Juanita Roberson Pulin Delphina Gastaldo Secola Sara Sebben Charles Shaw Bill Walsh Pete Zenchak Class of 1939 Mike Ancik Charles Dale Arnott Margaret Balint Mildred Hapsic Beshara -Dec. Walter Borecki Mary Sudol Corso Harry Daniluk Dunlap Adeline Anthony Davis Albert A. Burkey, Jr. John Bury Deceased Harry Cupan Alumni Zyggy Deluga Virginia Slaugenhaupt Durrett Albert Erdel Dan Faro Wiuiam Flere-'Deceased Martha Zeller Graham Robert Griffith William Hefko John Hodak Dorothy Householder Hogan Helen Mould Kistler Joe Krumpalr Bill Kucynski Leona Lesho Grace Neff Malton Hazel Ryan Martin George Mattison Jennie Bunko Mayako Barbara Maysak Paul McKenna Sophia Radakovich Merrick Beatrice Seagraves Molin Sue Oleska Ann Fabijance Oleska Herman Pfennighaus Mary Probst Polo Dushon Radelic Helen Klenovich Howell Melvin Roberson Wiiliard Scarbrough, Jr.-Dec. George Schader Pete Shelby William Taylor Robert Sinclair Milan Vukich Louise Johnson Waugh Lucille Powers Wilson Louise Wolfe Mildred Zajac Joe Zenczak Helen Zets Martin Zimmerman I.yda Stumpf Class of 1940 Anna Grace Cartwright Arm- brecht Eleanor Ball.ich Barbar Bernard Benl.field Francis Delon Boyus Clarence Coles David Conners nn nryn Fedyski Urban Albert Flere Mary Husled Gilbert Lucille McKenna Heckert Elizabeth Ann Larson Jones Emmanuel Kish Katherine Popovich Knnovich Joan Moissant Leonhart Kathleen Clifford Loutzenhesei Paul Lubonovich Nancy Ramsay Malcomsom Anne Tankovich Markusic Andrew Milnar Roy Palmer Barbara Havaich Paulcivic Zyggy Plecha Nich Popp George Powers Irene Kurnosky Prementine Theresa Reigelman Anne Hapsic Restuccio Harold Sells Mildred Siranovic Druhas Jenny Sudol Shimko Ruth Slaughenhaupt Dorothy Lauser Talloferro Carolyn Vuletich Gregor Watson Alphonzo Wellington Frank Wick Robert Vukmirovich Class of 1941 Harold Ague Donald Alders Barbara Griffith Barksdale Lloyd Barnes Carl Bispeck Sylvia Marsic Burns Mary Bury Morello Katherine Koper Chos Lloyd Day Bill Deluga Carolyn Erdel Asperger John Fedyski Mario Gastaldo Alfred Hale PAGE 92 Bob Harker Kathryn Hodak Alice Clifford Hoffman Edgar Irwin Virginia Nock Irwin Ann Conners Jordan Ivan Kendjelic Helen lxisn Romain Andrew Kopack John Koper Earl Kurnosky-Deceased Edward Lubonovich Emerick Lubonovich Jean Merriman Mclntyre Marjorie Zeller Marks Margaret Maysak Warren Meek Muriel Wyosky Miller George lvlillkovich-Deceased Eugene Molin Arthur Molin Lillian Pucekovich Petrick Jack Schulte Albert Sikora-Deceased William M. Smith Margaret Sikora Suchanek Ann Cveljo Tepsick Bob Vukich Robert Weygant Ed Vlade Agnes Zenczak Class of 1942 Charles Anthony llarold Beatty Helen Benson Helen Kleltsch Benlfielcl George Brown Vera Budrevicli Wilmtr Dunlap Mildrul lvlursie Gadd Rose Rota Gallo Harold Geho Pat Callahan Hoffman Ralph Hughes Mary Krosslnan Kollar Joe Kunkel William Kurnosky Glenn Leclc Bob Lindsey Bud Link William Magill Daniel Mattison John Mikacinich Annu Ancik Mikaicinich Albert Milakovich John S. Nock Boo Paxton Dorothy Cartwright Pierce Veronica Pucekovicli Robert Radelic Dorothy Reedy McCal'l'ery Earl Ridener Leonard Roberson Eugene Rochette Harry E. Ryan Betty Lou Ryan Marjorie Scarbrough Gnssie Lou Rose Schaffer Ray Sells Ruth Siranovicli Miranda Michael Vukelich Nancy Arbie Yukon Sadie Zelis llalpll Pierce Class of 1943 William Ague Mildred Baltich Jones Daniel Baltich Pauline Coleman Beamer Bernard Bispeck Charles Clifford James J. Copham Teddy Delon, Deceased Henry Deluga Lillian Dorlosan Lesho Bob Fedyski Raymond Flere Wilma Sikora Fusek Bertha Telega Getta Kose Marie Bodnar Jones Anti Kalincich Ann Kish Steve Kompanik Harold Lisdelle-Deceased Mary Petkovich Loychik Neil Marshall Howard Hollingsworth g, Sally Mattison Francis McKenna Barbara Mikacinich Fynes Alexander Milkovich Mary Mondrut Helen Polas Nickolos James Paxton Katherine Ann Wilkins Piercy Alma Jean Pfenninghaus Walters Albert Plecha - Deceased Margaret Ramsay Madill Josephine Kompanik Roach John Saganich Dominic Saganich Helen Clifford Scott Barbara Roseman Umeck Ann Vuletich Berarducci Theodore Wellington Wilma Dodson Wilkes Laura Powers Williams Rose Cveljo Wishak Jenny Zajac Katherine Helco Class of 1944 Maxine Anthony Mary Lou Parker Acerra Catherine Irwin Ballitt Josephine Tverdosi Brody Jennie Sylak Bronkovich Cnrlsvina Brown McQuown Dorothy Budrevich Thomas Edward Bush Ray Cartwright Mary Jayne Burke Christopher Eileen Probst Copham Lillian Deluga Jack Evans Marian Heilman Ann Knezich Kovalick Richard Magill Patricia Clifford Milnar Mealy Frank Milnar--Deceased Charles Morrison Vernon Nock-Deceased Mary Pavesich Oleska Katherine Perisa John Pete Jr. Mildred Radekovich Rita Jean Reedy Virginia Geho Rittner June Myers Stevens Helen L. Scarbrough Van Syckel Gloria Jean Julian Vince Helen Trosky Wasilko Angeline J ankovich Wheaton Class of 1945 Francis Balint Dorothy Bodnar Ethel Myers Coles Charles Davis Pearl Stevens Davis Leon Evans Walter Erdel Marie Ferraro Monahon Agnes Gotch Joan Harryhill George Kendjelic Andy Kurnowski Karl Kyser Raymond May Theresa Maysak Larry Miller Margaret Wasser Pokopatz Helen Pope Polinsky Anna Popa Charles Powers Mary Rota Sara Barninger Round Charles Siranovic Mary Stofko Hovanec Wilda Jane Weygant Coffey Evelyn Vuletich Rebracca Betty Mikacinich Yerick Dolores Young Edward Zekovich Class of 1946 John Balint Joseph A. Barth Patricia Bodnar Morrison Cecilia Borecki Medlick Florence Buda Krossman John Cuthbertson Mary Daniluk Albert Deiwert John Flynn Victor Gonze Richard Harker Pete Helco Patricia Ann Husted Kachurick 7' IV, .iv r Alumni Margaret Jhoss Fisher Frank Julian Robert Kaercher Stanley Kucynski Ann Kurtz Ziak Madeline Kusevlch Virginia Kutsko Edward Lesho Eugene Magill Milan Marsh Pete Milak lfolores Milak Spagnola Anthony Milak Neil Milne Betty Jean Moody O'Connell Jane Marie Moody Scanlon Ann Oleska Senic Phyllis Durkin Pete Beverly Russell Porter Dorothy Saganich Novak Alfred Schell Gloria Kachurick Warner Class of 1947 Alban Baumhauer Irene Bispeck Barb Bette Bodnar ' Jean Brown Kearney Mary Lou Bush Mike Casale Shirley Copham Drotar Barbara Donaldson Wortman Richard Eldridge Jane Ferraro Thorpe Ed Flynn Alex Gardiner George Grant Irene Harryhill Kunkel Don Hughes Rex Judd Joe Keyowski Ann Kitson Mona Lou Klinger Ritchie Dorothy Kodash Parshell Mitzi Jean Koper Lyons Mary Kuchick Wilson Edward Kucynski William T. Kunkel Bill Kurnett Ray Lytle Joseph Mikus Pete Hughes Dick Miller Daniel Oljac Becky Evans Paxton Dan Petkovich Joe Rota Rose Ann Sikora Donald Stevens Rudy Sudol Jane Sylak Stephana Tankovlch Charles Toth Ivan Vukimirovich Kathryn Vuletich Bozin Jack Walker John Witkoski Jim White Class of 1948 Ray Budrevich James Callahan James Comer Pauline Cveljo Logar Katherine Cvetnic Sefcik Helen Daniluk Sylvester Dyky Ellen Engle Eldridge Margaret Erdos Ann Fedyski Travis Geho Eleanor Hapsic Tepsic Marie Hughes Sims Don Kaercher Stanley Keyowskl Jean Killin McClaim Bud Kutsko Maggie Ledenko Ruth Ellen Martin Norman May Mary Meyrick Holmes Becky Moody Kehna Alex Moore Erwin Moore Ted Miller-Deceased Barbara Nock Lytle Marge Oleska Hanigoski Robert Olson Thomas Pastore Naomi Russell Talmadge Scarbrough Rose Schell Ernest Judd PAGE 93 'WHIP' ,Y, -.,!,, Q, .. George Snyder Ted Snyder Edna Mae Steeves Snyder Ann Stofko Ferenszy Mary Jean Walls .loan Weygant White Art Wilkes Jack Holmes Class of 1949 Leon Boyer Katherine Dikun Stanton Dodson Idamae Edwards Robert Grlndle Patricia Hann Wilson Joe Harryhill Rose Marie Killin Cuthbertson Helen Krisano Shirley Marsh Nick Marsh John McKinley Ruth Ann Moody John Olson Bill Polas Harold Schaab Carolyn Sell White Helen Jane Schell Fred Myers Betsy Tankovlch Michael Tankovlch George Turcola George White Gilbert Woods Robert Hodgkinson Clifford Geho Robert Callahan Class of 1950 Charles Altaffer Mlchael Baltich Robert Beebe Charles Cuthbertson Harry Daniluk Donna Jean Coles Hodgklnson Helen Dikun Kirby Anne Bury Folio Joseph W. Engle Joe Evlnsky Frank L. Folio Karl Hapcic Katherine Domitrovlch QJIOFIHI Dean l-lapcic Woods Veronica Kovy Hernandez Bob Julian Charles Klenovich Mike Kijowski David McKinley Ted Myers Helen Ledenko Maderltz Marilynn Miller Laura Pastore George T. Ryan, Jr. Walter Sudol Olga Sikora Pallo Jane Sumpson Turcola Julia Sperlak Cohol Wylie Geho Class of l95l Ann Batcho Tisone Joan Batcho James Bodnar Catherine Bucan Michael Casale Nancy Comer Dorothy Cuthbertson Jo Ann Delon Margaret Jean Dodson Edward Domltrovich Jerome Eldridge Geraldine Gonze Norman Harryhill Blanche Hughes Chismarck Shirley Kaercher Albert Kijowski Delores Kijowski Delores Killin Norma Jean Leepard Raymond Mackey Russell Mackey George Magill Loyal McDermott .James Miller Jack Muckridge Jaclg Probst Donald Turcola Michael Viboch Robert Viboch Frank Bokan Class of 1952 Delores Arbie Catherine Bn-tts John Budrevich Carole Christman Bill Cupan Norma Jo Donaldson Fred Engle Jackie Lee Frazier Joe Goch Duane Kaufman Dorothy Kieltsch Edward Kodash Larry Kutsko Frank Ledenko Peggy Ledenko Matthf-w Luknis Martha Jean Martin Tom McDermott Arthur O'Nei1 Robert Pavelich Julia Petkovich Catherine Pinwarsy l'ete Polas Emma Lou Ruha Alice Mae Walls Anna Grace Wyke Alumni PAGE 94 RINGS MEDALS TROPHIES COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS H. E. STAUFFER Represe-nting STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY HOUSTON, TEXAS TUNISON BROS. We Offer You a Complete Line of Floor and Wall Coverings Carpet - Paint - Wallpaper Venetian Blinds Free Estimates - Work Guaranteed See Us At Our New Location 602 Robbins Ave., Niles - OL. 2-7233 Best Wishes from CharIotte's Beauty Shop 71 Smithsonian St. Girard, Phone LI. 5-6727 O LEON DOUBET JEWELER Gorham, Lunt and Wallace Sterling 51 S. Main Street Compliments of L E E 'S SHOE REPAIR NILES, OHIO GIRARD, OHIO The WARREN 1 MARBLE 81 GRANITE CRUMPTON S Company Super Drug Market 823 Niles Road, S. E. Opposite Entrance to Oakwood Cemetery Dial Warren 3713-6 Warren, Ohio SINCE 1890 16 W. Liberty Street GIRARD, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1953 WAGMAN'S M en's and Boys, Wear Suits, Topcoats, and Sport Coats Shoes for the Entire Family 143 W. Liberty Street GIRARD, OHIO Congratulations to CLASS or 1953 S. MARK LONDON GIRARD, oHlo Congratulations Graduates THE GIRARD THEATRES wish all of you the BEST of LUCK in your future. Success will come to those who work hard in whatever they undertake. That is what we are doing at the GIRARD THEATRES when we say YOUR PLEASURE IS OUR BUSlNESS We mean just that. We are thinking and planning how we can give you greater pleasure in our theatres. We want you to enjoy the best. So for real entertainment at a low price visit your GIRARD THEATRES often. All the Big Hollywood Productions play the Girard Theatres a few days after general release date. Peter M. Wellman ECONOMY CHEVROLET CO. C. W. Brittain, Owner 126 W. Liberty St. Girard, Ohio Phone LI. 5-6515 SCHAEFER MUSIC SHOPPE Musical Instruments - Accessories Sheet Music and Supplies Guaranteed Instrument Repairing Phone Rl. 3-4605 - Res. Rl. 3-2803 409-10-11-12 Keith-Albee Bldg. Music , . . The Universal Language Youngstown 3, Ohio GIRARD MARKET Quality First - Service Always 24 W. Liberty Street GIRARD, OHIO Phone LI. 5-5521 GEORGE FINELLI PLUMBING COMPANY McKinley Heights Girard, Ohio Phone Girard Ll. 5-8357 Authorized Dealer: Eulova - Elgin - Gruen - Hamilton Art-Carved Diamonds - Tru-Art Diamonds Community Plate - 1847 Rogers Parker 51 - Shaeffer - Lifetime Royal - Underwood Typewriters R. H. STRINGER Girard's Leading Jeweler Convenient Payment Plan STATE DRUG CO. Charlie Ague, Prop. 11 W. Liberty St. GIRARD, OHIO Where Quality, Service and a Smile Await Youf' 'Establish a Bond of Service Between This Store and Your Home. SAKAS FAMILY CLOTHIER Girard's Popular Price Store 28 W. Liberty Street GIRARD, OHIO Phone LI. 5-8411 DlLLON'S Pastries - Lunches -Fountain Service Between The Theatres 35 W. Liberty St. Girard, Ohio SACHS JEWELRY Buy Your Jewelry Needs At Sachs Jewelry TI Finest Jewelry Sto In Trumbull County Best Wishes Class of '53 LUARDE Motor Company Your DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer GENERAL REPAIRING BODY AND FENDER WORK PAINTING - TOWING FACTORY ENG. MOPAR PARTS COOPER TIRES PHONE LI. 5-5314 30 W. Main Street Girard, Ohio Best Wishes C. ROY TAYLOR Insurance Agency, Inc. lnsure-ln Sure-lnsurance I5 S. State St. Phone LI. 5-5406 GIRARD, OHIO DRINK COHASS ET BEVERAGES VERNOR'S GINGER ALE HIRES ROOT BEER TROPHY SPORTS BETTER ATHLETIC GOODS 13 E. State Street NILES, OHIO Phone OL 2-2116 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Senior Class of 1953 From YOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT May the Class of 1953 of McDonald High School be diligent in its efforts to succeed and successful in all of its worthwhile undertakings. A FRIEND Cvmplimenfs Of Congratulations GIRARD FEDERAL and SAVINGS 81 LOAN Best Wishes ASSOCIATION to Class of 1953 Savings Insured Up To 510,000 First Mortgage Loans fi 3ZfIigillZ'15ffflf TH E OHIO 35 South State Street GIRARD, OHIO Phone LI 5-6116 COMPANY Come1JnwA?IctM.Zie Our GIRARDI Best Wishes To The Class Of 1953 And An Invitation To Join In Membership With UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION I307 MCDONALD, OHIO Best Wishes and Congratulations From MGIIIIIIIILII CUT IIIITE STIIRE Ohio Avenue Phone LI 5-8523 BALINT SERVICE STATION MOBIL GAS 81 OIL CHASSIS LUBRICATION TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES MOTOR TUNE UP Ph LI 58754 M h II R d M DONALD Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Seniors of 1953 from McDONALD HOME APPLIANCE RCA, Zenith, Philco - Television and Radio Hotpoint, Crosley, Estate - Ranges and Refrigerators Bendix, Maytag, Thor, Dexter - Automatic Washing Machines 500 Ohio Avenue Phone LI. 5-9198 McDonald, Oh 110 W. Liberty Phone Ll. 5-6527 Girard, Oh C omplrments of Family Food Store MCDONALD, OHIO Phone LI. 5-6423 Ohio Avenue Your Authorized Admiral Dealer Radio - Television - Refrigerator GET THE BEST . . . GET SEALTEST MILK - ICE CREAM Telephone RI 32161 The Youngstown Sanitary Congratulations and Best Wishes from WELTY'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE SELF-SERVE 23-25 West Liberty Street Milk Co. 715 Eric St. Youngstown, O GIRARD, OHIO Compliments of ECKMAN Cgql Und Compliments of Face Brick O Cement '0S'e' Syro Steel Co., Inc. Shingles Roll Roofing Paints varnish GIRARD, OHIO Enamels GIRARD, OHIO Phone LI. 5-53I5 Compliments of GIRARD HARDWARE Buy Here, Pay Cash Pay Less 52 W. Liberty GIRARD, OHIO Phone LI. 5-6218 Compliments and Best Wishes from a FRIEND Compliments of Bury's Super Market Corner of 3rd and McDonald Phone LI. 5-3084 Fruits and Vegetables Meats - Groceries Sohio Products Congratulations from Homer H. Hoffman Company Your Reliable Department Store Dry Goods. Ladies', Men's, and Children s Ready to Wear. Lingerie and Corsets Window Shades. Wallpaper and Blankets 35-37 South Main Street Phone OL. 2-2586 Niles, Ohio ROSLER SERVICE STATION Corner West Liberty and Marshall Road GIRARD, OHIO Compliments of NICK RAGAzzo RAGAZZO'S MEN'S WEAR The Home of Name Brands 29 S. Main Street - Niles, Ohio TRIO CLEANERS Complete Cleaning Service For McDonald, Girard, Niles Pick Up and Delivery TAILORING - ALTERATIONS SUITS MADE TO MEASURE 24-HOUR SERVICE W ,I GARMENTS X f HOUSEHOLD ITEMS IQURS CLEANED and STORED I HATS CLEANIED and BLOCKED Open Daily 8 A M to 6 P. M. e f- f I 2 f Q v V f in A I .H Phfne - Girard LI. 5-8389 . , NX Marshall Road CALVIN'S DRUG STORE Sam Woodcock, Prop. Prescriptions Pay Telephone Bills Here Park S: Main - Phone OL. 2-2317 - Niles, O. THE NILES FUEL The 8. SUPPLY Co. BRUCE AGENCY Telephone OL. 2-4349 Builders' Suppl Ready Mixed Con t Coal and Coke Plaster Materials Sand and Slag 630 GRANT STREET NILES, OHIO J. A. Hamilton, Presid t H. J. Webb, Sec'y 81 T GENERAL INSURANCE Phone LI. 5-6356 537 E. Prospect St. GIRARD, OHIO Congratulations Class of 1953! McDonald BLACKSTONE'S Firemelnls FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL DIRECTORS Home Coming 104 E. Liberty sneer July 4th Phone LI. 5-5052 GIRARD, OHIO 24-Hour Ambulance And Invalid Coach Servic Biggest Day in 1953 AD SERVICE Union Printers GIRARD, OHIO THE GRIFFITH AGENCY Insurance - Bonds - Real Estate 18 North Market Street Opposite Post Office GIRARD, OHIO Phone 5-5489 Niles Lumber 81 Supply Complete Building Materials Phone OL. 2-4051 Your Downtown Lumber Dealer NILES, OHIO Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Niles, Ohio Dave Williams, Owner Congratulations from PAUL'S PHOTOGRAPHY and GIFT SHOP Quality Photographyv Wedding and Baby Portraits 12 W. Main St. Girard, Ohio Phone LI 5-9525 PARK FURNITURE CO. f'Easiest Way To Pay Is Park-Way State St. at Central Park Niles, Ohio Phone OL. 2-4611 Humble's Food Market Telephones - Ll 5-5435 - Ll 56916 11-13 S. Market St. Girard, Ohio FORD CLEANERS 54 State St. Niles, O For Quality Cleaning Best Wishes Class of '53 NICKLES BAKERY Bread, Rolls, Pies, Cakes A Service To Your Home 420 N. State St. Phone LI 5 Girard, Ohio -6624 We Specialize in CORSAGES WEDDING BOUQUETS HOSPITAL BOUQUETS 'IABLE DECORATIONS FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS SWABEK'S FLOWER SHOP VVe TELEGRAPH FLOWER Smithsonian Phone LI 5-6119 S Gira Stat l 1. CEKUTA BRO'S. FOOD MARKET INC. Golden Dawn Foods Choice Meats 909 N. State St. ' Girard, AL'S BRAKE SERVICE Wheel Alignment Phone LI 5-3781 501 S. State St. Ohio GIRARD, OHIO Compliments of ZICARD BROS. FURNHTURE H4 N. State Street Girard, Ohio GIRARD CAB CO Girar'cl's First and Finest Taxi Service ' Plenty of Cabs - No Waiting Phone Ll 5-5419 Girard, Ohio Across From Isaly's dO Compliments and Best Wishes From Your Mayor EARL WALKER McDonald, Ohio Congratulations, Class of '53! So near is grandeur to our dust, So nigh is God to man, When duty whispers low, Thou must The youth replies, l can! - Ralph Waldo Emerson - STROUSS- HIRSHBERG'S Youngstown, Ohio Warren, Oh1O New Castle, Pa. Salem, Ohio Compliments of McBR DE-HONE MOTOR SALES Your Friendly Ford Dealer FORD SALES 81 SERVICE 434 N. State St. Phone LI 5-6621 - Girard Davis Radio 84 Television Sales 81 Service Center Phone LI 5-6925 47 W. Liberty St. Girard, Ohio The Best - Finest Equipped Service Department in this Area We Sell the Best 8: Service the Restv W'e carry a complete line of records, radios and small appliances. The Western Reserve Lumber Co. Lumber Headquarters for Trumbull County Lumber - Hardware - Paints 1899 - 1953 54 Years of Service to Trumbull County Home Owners Phone LI 5-5481 State 81 Prospect Streets Girard, Ohio OTHER YARDS: Warren - Niles Newton Falls -- Cortland North Jackson Compliments of THE TRUMBULL SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY Monthly Reduction Mortgage Loans on Improved Real Estate Savings Accounts Insured Up To 310,000 GIRARD, OHIO WARREN, OHIO THE NILES BANK COMPANY NILES, OHIO Member Federal Reserve Bank Member F.D.I.C: Congratulations WAGMAN'S FURNITURE CO. 201-05 W. Liberty St. Girard, Oh fNext to McDonald Bridgeb The Home of Good Furniture Authorized Dealer - 'Tappan Stoves NILES DRY CLEANING NILES, oHlo WE CALL AND DELIVER Ohio's Finest Drive-In Restaurant HAN DY ANDY'S ROUTE 422 AT MCKINLEY HEIGHTS OHIO HUGHES SERVICE STATION SOHIO GAS and OIL 423 S. State Street Phone LI. 5-8976 GIRARD, OHIO STATIONERY Take Your Prescriptions to MIEDING DRUG STORE 7 South State Street GIRARD, OHIO Shaeffer Pens COMPLIMENTS W. M. KYSEII SALES CDMPIINY WARREN, OHIO Distributors of JANITORIAL, SANITARY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIESQ SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Seniors of 1953 From Your Senior Class Photographer THE HOUSE OF PORTRAITS I254 E. Market Street WARREN, OHIO Phone 2535-8 Best Wishes OYLER BROS., INC. Albert Guarnieri 84 Co. and Wholesale Candy -Cigars - Steel Forwardmg C0 School Supplies Warren Ohio Phone Ygn. SW 9-9131 Have You Tried A Power House MC Donald LI C ndy Bar Lately? OCOIOOIQCOIOUCOOOC WESTERN ,,gggg,, To Thrifty Shoppers Who Want To Q1-lg ! Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 and an Invitation To Join Those Who Wish To Be Thrifty -AT- Western Auto Associate Store Buck and Marian Weaver 46 W. Liberty Street Girard, Ohio Phone LI 5-8842 The STAMBAUGH- THOMPSON CO. HARDWARE LEADERS SINCE 1846 Equal or Greater Values 114 W. Federal St. 2625 Market St. 1652 Mahoning Ave. 1823 Belmont Ave. Youngstown-Poland Road YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO McKinley Heights Shopping Center S. PAOLONE Girard's Leading Shoe Repair We Specialize in Invisible Half Soles Shoe Shine 11 N. State St. Girard, Ohio MILADY SHOPPE Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear Phwne LI. 5-3476 28 N. State St. Girard, Ohio PERRY'S FLOWERS 212 N. State St. Girard, Ohio Phone LI. 5-5231 Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Artistic Floral Arrangements For All Occasions MEUSER'S SHOES Your Family Shoe Store Shoes and Hosiery GIRARD, OHIO Artz Floor Coverings 38 S. State Street Girard, Ohio JULIAN Morok SALES co. Frank J. Julian-Class of 1930 Three Great Names in Girard Chrysler - Plymouth - Julian 26 Years in Business 235 N. State St. Phone LI. 5-5473 Compliments of HumbIe's Restaurant HARRY HUMBLE 25 N. State St. Girard, Ohio Phone Ll. 5-5035 GEoRoAN's MEN's SHOP F0 'P 'e 'S of Q The Silver-Crown Dmer A Complete Line of Sportswear For Men and Young Men 103 North State Street 'gQuality Food at 287 E. Market Street Reasonable Prices Try Our Warren, Ohio Delicious Home Baked Pies WhorIey's Tire Service Price Heating Co. R ' Sz R ' ' ecappmg epaliqmg Coal, Gas, Oil Furnaces Amoco Gas Ki O11 R fl d S tc New Sz Used Tires O0 mg an pw mi' 613 South State Street Girard, Ohio 5 High Street Girard, Ohio Phone LI. 5-6913 Compliments of DAVIDSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Guaranteed Il Il O Most in Service But Least in Cost Ambulance Service Phone LI. 5-6914 Churchill Road Girard, Ohio Congratulations, Classes of 1953! This is an inaugural year? Our own land begins o new presidential era. England assumes a nav: ruler. fxnfl YOU open the page to a new and ex- citing chapter in your own Infe':, story! But stop for a momcert before you begin! Check your equipment and under- stand your best dreams. Then take to thc path that leads to success with confidence. There will be disappointments, of course . . . when your goal seems far oft and the course rugged. But remember that many have vested their hopes in you , . . just as America looks to Ike, as England is revived by the wholesomness oi Elizabeth. And so it is YOUR year of commencement . . . YOUR moment of challenge . . . YOUR year of inauguration' Add our name to your list of friends who are certain that you will reach tho high pinnacle of joy and success. McK E LV EY'S TAKE TIME TO STUDY TO WORK AND DREAM AND ALSO THE TIME TO ENJOY ICE CREAM S Compliments of THE AL TAAFE MOTOR CO., INC. Your Friendly Studebaker Dealer RUSSELL'S BARBER SHOP 14 E. State Street Appointments -- Phone OL. 2 7924 935 N. State St. - Girard, Ohio Phone LI O-5401 Compliments of Congratulations From The POLOIS TEXACO SERVICE 701 N. State St. Ph. LI. 5-5713 GIRARD, OHIO CHARLES SHOPS S tart Apparel for Men and Women GIRARD, OHIO Compliments RESTAURANT of phone 95060 Fleck Pontiac CO. Austintown, Ohio NILES, OHIO Congratulations Compliments of JOSEPH J. BRINE 8i SON BARBERS 141 W. Liberty Street GIRARD, OHIO The Mears Agency 420 Robbins Avenue Niles, Ohio REAL ESTATE GENERAL INSURANCE Compliments of GIRARD AUTO SERVICE Compliments to the Graduating Class of 7953 Johnny Dinard William CWeezerD Williams Ford Salesmen E. J. LONG 209 N. State St. Girard, Ohio 81 Phones: Day LI. 5-6414 - Night LI. 5-5627 WARREN IMPERIAL sHoEs 1 FOR MEN: Hochadel Agency Jarman - Pedwin - American Gentleman FOR BOYS St GIRLSf Buster Brown - Robin Hood Insurance and Real Estate Beautiful Fashion Footwear For Women 32 S. State St. Girard, Ohio IMPERIAL SHOES Phones Quality Family Footwear 44 W- Liberty Phone LI- 5-9549 Office LI. 5-6212 Res. LI. 5-6332 Girard, Ohio Phone LI 5-5512 I Q L. C. ZELLER M Flour, Feed, Grain and Poultry Supplies DELICIOUS MILKSHAKES Freezer Supplies Fertilizer and SUNDAES Choice Lawn Seed MINERAL RIDGE OHIO 132 W. Wilson - Girard, Ohio Compliments of REESEY'S MENS SHOP Arrow Shirts - Hiekok Belts Mallory Hats 7 N. State St. Girard, Ohio Phone Ll 5-5030 Compliments of BERNARD'S Niles Music Center Instruments - Sheet Music Records 84 Record Players on All Speeds Lessons On All Band And Orchestra Instruments By Certified Teachers Ask About Our Rental Plan 97 E. State Street Phone OL 2-2311 Congratulations and Best of Luck To The Seniors of I953 TEIILEOKY'S APPLIANCE Complete Television Service 81 Installation STOVES REFRIGERATORS WASHERS DEEP FREEZE TELEVISION Mc'KINLEY SHOPPING PLAZA NILES, OHIO PHONE OL. 2-6752 STAR JEWELRY The Store of Personalized Service QUALITY DIAMONDS Nationally Advertised Sunbeam Appliances, Watches and Jewelry EXPERT WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIRING NILES, OHIO Flowers by HigIey's, Inc. Q0 dlp Ice Cream Keeps You Dial OL 2-4347 Diol OL 9-3246 H I McKinleyHIs. 1573MahOnir1Q ealmy and Happy NILES, QHIQ gjwgigysgi Youngslown9 2 N. State - 716 N. State 357325 GIRARD, OHIO MOORE'S Home Furnishings Interior Decorating Custom Made Draperies Slipcovers - Bedspreads - Etc. Upholstery Wallpaper - Paint Floor Coverings - Blinds VICTOR S. MOORE 329 N. State Street - Girard, Ohio Phone LI. 5-8511 Gun Supplies of All Kinds Used and New BUY - SELL - TRADE Good Barber Service Prevails E. E. HEINZMAN 322 N. State Street GIRARD, OHIO 1HORN10N'S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING FUR STORAGE 234 Belmont Ave. Ph. RI. 4-0155 Congratulations 81 Best Wishes From JAMES SUPPLY CO. Paints 81 Wallpaper 103 W. Liberty Street GIRARD, OHIO Phone LI. 5-5761 Congratulations THE DQLLAR To The Class Of 1953 SAWNG5 BANK COMPANY :Nukes-Gkoss FLowERs NMS Om Unusual Corsages Member Federal Deposit Insura 22 N. State Street Corporation Girard LI. 5-5125 Member Federal Res 1 Sy t Autographs Hnwzf ' 59'--.. 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