McDonald High School - Roller Yearbook (McDonald, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1954 volume:

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Those who are responsible for its publication herewith present a graphic description of personalities and activities which prove that old M.H.S. continues the pattern of educational service and intellectual and physical accomplishments, long ago established in this institution of learning. The moving finger writes and having writ moves on. The present soon becomes the past, and the future soon moves into the position of the present. But as time flows on quietly and relentlessly, interested eyes may repeatedly scan these pages and momentarily turn back the pages of time and recapture and re-live the rich and happy moments previously ex- perienced in these halls of training. Across the fields of memory we may travel into the land of yesteryear. and though we may not go back, we may thinl: back. It is with this idea in mind that we dedicate this Annual to all who have shared with us the enjoyable use of our beautiful well-kept buildings, the rich associ- PAGE ation of our varied and talented faculty, and the efficient and energetic Administration and Board. We are deeply grateful to the generous business men in McDonald and in nearby communities for the ads which we have secured from them and which we in- clude in this edition. Without the financial assistance thus assured, this publication of the Roller would have been next to impossible. Our theme is based on the seasonal sequence. We have striven to place our school classes and activities in such order that they will depict a progression rela- tive to your school life, We wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Kukuk, the advisor and editor, to Mr. Moran for his artistic contributions, Miss Fenton and her art students, and to the competent staff of eleventh and twelfth grade stu- dents who gave willingly of their time and talent to make this 1954 Roller a definite success. 3 ADRIAN L. WIBLE, Principal EMMA LOU RUHA, Secretary F' E wr X2 9 X K Q QS f Q', xx N A If EDWIN BALDWIN IERAL IOHNSON ROBERT SCABBHOUGH President Clerk Vice-President NAA- n 'V' 'GT ...auf IOHN JOHNSON member F. B. LOUYS County Superintendent IOHN STORC DR. MARIE KRUPKO member member GLEN C. DAVIS Mr. Glen Cowan Davis has been wrth McDonald High School since 1923. Mr. Davis received his AB. Degree trout Hiram College in 1923. Hrs M.A. work was completed at Kent State Unrversriy in 1939. English, qrarrrrriar. literature and public speakrnq till hgs school day. This year Mr. Davis served as Sentor Class Advisor. HERBERT H. HADLEY Mr. Herbert Hadley received his All. from Hrrcm College in 1925. While working on his M.A. degree he attend- ed summer school at Kent State Unrver- sity, University of Michigan, and Ohio State University. He received his M.A. rn Education from the University of Pittsburgh rn 1935. Mr. Hadley teaches the higher mathematics, physics. and chemistry. FACULTY ANDREW I. GOLUBIC Thr: marks the tenth year of coachrng for Coach Golubrc, who came to Mc- Donald Hrgh School from Girad ru 1945. Mr. Goluhrc received his BS. do- gree rn Educatron from Geneva College in 1333, He attended summer sessions at Ohro State University and Kent State Unrversrty while Working on his MS. degree, which he reserved rn 1952 iroxn Westmmster College. As well as be-rng football, basketball, and track coach, Mr. Golubic teaches Boys' phy- sical education and Senror health edu- catren, math, and history. GRANT DONALDSON Mr. Grant Donaldson has been teach- ing social science and Ir. High math at McDonald High School since 1930. l-te received his A.B. degree at Hiram rn 1322 and hrs M.A. degree from Ohro State University rn 1930. PAGE 6 IOHN D. SAGANICH Asrrstant Coach Iohn Safzan ch came fo Mclbonalfl High in Septernher, 1053. He received hrs B.S. degree from Ohio University rn 1849. Mr. Saqarrrclr re- ceived hrs lV1.S. degree :rr lifattcatrorr f'orn Vvestrrirrister College in 1952. He attended summer scssronw at Youngs- town College and Kent State Univer- srty. Mr. Saaanrch teaches history and civtcs, rn adftrtron to his Coashrnq re- sponsrbzlrttes KENNETH F. BAKER Mr. Kenneth l'. Eakef, lnflustrral Art: lnstructor, came to McDonald Hrqh School rn 1951. Mr. Baker served with the US. Army from 19-il to 1945. He received hrs 8.5. degree tzonr Ohro Stare University rn 1950 and rece-rved hrs M.S. degree a year later. 1 FAC UL TY n , CHARLES F, KUKUK Mr. Choiles Kukuk started teochznq 111 McDonald Hiah School 111 1934, He 1ec1-1vf1d 111s 11.8. 111 Ed11c11t1o11 from '1'111e1 Colleqe 111 1833. In 1943 he began 11 20-111cnt11 110111111 ot serv1co with the U.S. Armed 1'o1'ces. He returned to Mc- Donald 1-11f1h 111 151415 and now touches bioloqy, QCIIOIKI1 .ac1e11cc, and photo- r1111p11y. 111 a1'1:'11t1on to 1113 10C1C11l1'1Q responsibilittes, Mr. Kukuk serves as school treasurer and advisor to the Holler Staft. 110 1eco1veC1 11111 MS. In 1.C1llCfI11OIl 110111 VVF?S11Il1US1f?I Colleqe in 195111 and 1:1 11 r1111d11ate O1 New York 1nst1tutc of Photoqraphy. MARILYN EASTHAM M1:::1 M111 ly11 1f11.:t1111111, 11s:s1:5t1111t Com 111e1C1a1 111st1ucto1, came to McDonald H1f111 School 111 S0p1E?111bCI 1953. Miss 11Ll1i11tfII1l ieceived her 13.B.A. derjuee 110111 West111111st1-1' College 111 111110 1953 She teaches rgeoqraphy, co1111110rc1ot 111w, co111111e1C1111 YllCJ11l, bookkeeping, 111111 otticc practice. 'Qu' any-p LOVINA E. NEWLUN Miss Lovma Newlun has been head of the Commercial Department at Mc- Donald 1-111111 SC11CO1 since 1977. Miss Newlun received her B.S. 111 Education irom Oh1o State University 1n 1921. She earned her B.S. in Commercial Science and obtairied 11er deqree 110111 t11e Office Trainmq School, Columbus, Ohio, in 1929. Miss Newlun rece'-tved her NLA. degree in 1937, from Ohio State University, where she was a me111bev ot Delta Kappa Gamma and Delta P1 Epsilon sororities. CONSTANCE MARION Miss: Constance Marion has been W111'l McDonald 1-11ah School since September 1950. Miss Marion received her B.S. deqree in Education from Kent State University 1n September, 1950. She served as a WAC trom 1943-1946. Miss Manon 1s Faculty Manager of Ath- 1et1Cs, Advisor to t11e Girls' Athletic Assoc1at1on, Secretary of the School Athlehc Association, and Girls' Physi- cal Education Instructor. She also teaches health and Ir. High science, PAGE 7 12? IULIE KARAVARA Miss Iulie Karavura CC111111 to McDo11f111i 14111111 School 111 1111- 11111 of 111117. 52111- received her HM. 111 1k111C11'11111 1111111 Younqstcwn Colleao 111 111110 151121. 1V11:::1 Kc11'11v11rc1 tv11c1111:3 11. 1111111 111111111111 111111 spe11111f7 rind Voc111 1V1111:1c. 3111- 111111111- izeci a Boys' Glue Club 111 121113. ETHEL PIERSON Mrs. 1.11101 P1111'::1111 11111: 11111-11 111.'111 11- brarian and FI'f'ttC1t 111111 1.111111 111.11111c- tor c1t MCDo1111ld 1111111 f21'111111I :-1111w- 19411. She has 11111-11111111 f11M'11lll V111 leqe, CIo1u111b111 U111v1-1::1ty 111111 1.1-111 State UH1VC'1'Sl1Y, Mraz. 1'1111:s1111 11-1-1-tv.-11 her HA. d0q1'1111 110111 011111 11t11t1- 11111 versity, where s111- was 11 1111-11111111 111 Beta Kappa T11ot11 Sorortty. 1 X xxf FAC UL TY GLENN U. PHILLIPS Mr. Glenn U. Phillips has been with McDonald High School as head oi the Musrc Department since 1938. Mr. Phil- lips is a graduate of Dana Music lnstitute, Warren, Ohio, and of Kent State University and Westminster Col- lege He received his Bachelor of Music and Science in 1939 and his M.S. in Education in 1252. Mr. Phillips con- ducts the grade school orchestra as well as the high school band and or- chestra. WILMA MEEK Mrs. Wilma Meek received her B.S. degree in Home Economics from the University of Wisconsin in 1924, where she was a member of Phi Upsilon Omi- cron Sorority and the Professional Home Economics Sorority. Mrs. Meek is the Head of the Home Economics Department at McDonald High School. PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION We may refer to the P.T.A. as the cushion that makes the riding more comfortable. Our hats are off to our local school supporters who have cushioned our work by presenting our school with equipment necessary to make a child's school life more interesting. At Christmas time our buildings beam with the Christmas trees pre- sented, on the playground, activities and games are carried on through the efforts of thoughtful P.T.A. people: wet clothing is no longer a problem at Roosevelt School since the installation of the clothes dryer: now for the benefit of all students, an audiometer has been presented in order that the hearing acuity of each student may be checked. This screening program is being carried on by Mrs. Lindsey and Mr. Kukuk. Financial support for this program comes through membership dues and the annual school fair. We of McDonald Schools say -- Good work P.T.A. : we greatly appreciate your interest. PAGE E f W Q ' J 2 X X I , 1 , fi I ' ., Aff' 1103 ' S l J . .. 'Ai Y if ' 1 u' ers'-fvaiz' '- . Nu ', . xO' g 'UQ NUR . ..... X 5 4:4 0 C I -SjilfW'777Q'.iuunY'L'z luv qyun: 5 I 19' Xjxqlz FALL Classes-7 8 9 H E mncs B d Football GAA. P go CI S Act 'r SEVENTH GRADE-MISS MARION AND MISS EASTHAM How 1. B111 Vr111p1-1, 'l'11111ny K1lbo11111r1, Paul Peikovich, Georqe Bucan, Earl Ward, 1ol:n Balcho, B111 l-5l111C11, Icvrry Andmws, 1'111r HL 1 11f1 1 rn :ac 1, 11111 Waqner, Paul Spo11r1r1c. Row 2. 11111 14'v1111e1a11y, Gloxm Storc, Ef1yt11 Hubbard, Maryetta Coudme-1, Nancy Oravcon, Ianice 11L1b1:r11d, Donna Mackey, Dolores MO1111, Pa1111no Pe1kov1c11, Tom lhowarsy, Kenny BHIXISICIQ, Larry KU1kl1S, 11111 Calvert. 1-low 3. B111 lmsslcovari, Florence Ivy, Ianei Pleclla, Ve11n:z Yakrvpec, R11211 C11111be11son, Ellzabeth 1.o111covc1c, 1111241119111 Pav- 11:,ko, Barb A1.r'11vw5, Mermff Hughes, Ronald 1arretf, Bob Craven. How 4. Vvaiul' Lire-fella, Don Tnonzpson, Norma Allen, Belly Lkcrlciwm, Kathy Keruqan, Catherme C1111o1'd, Mmy Iane Cox, 1111191 S11111n111:, Nancy McC1c11and, lid Dolon, 'l'a1 1.ew1s. How 5. M125 Mc111on, Fred V1'ood1ey, Ray Barbour, Azvliony L,:s1rxre11:1, Dune Bree'-d1c,ve, Betty Kuhn, Ioan G111o1d, Pat A1b1P, Margaret MC1111, P111 1VlUQill, Dorothy Cnpnn, Paul Oleska, Franrns F1rmen1, M155 l:CIS1l1UIl1. How 6. Estlmf Conduct, Naon11 100, Iosephme Sabmo, Carol Us-l11o, EIIEGII Sell, V11'q1n1a FIIZ. Bob Zajac, G11be1t T1pper. EIGHTH GRADE-MISS NEWLUN AND MISS KARAVARA Hnw 1. M1c11oo1 f1'likY19I'A, B111 Calvert, lohn Enqelhordt, Iomeg Arrowood, Ioe Grsetic, Roy Kauimon, Bob Hannon, Tom R11oy, Rodney Flllll, Edgar Moody, D1C1c Hake. Row Daw Row L1111r How P. 15c11111r111r- V1c1ak, Ruth KGL son, Calc-lyn Moransky, Karen 3. M155 Ns-wlun, En111 Fluha, 1k, D1c111v M1k115. 4. lov Allard, B111 Kennedy, v1c11, K11111e 111111 111-a1C11, 1-.nw Dale 5. 'TQ-flax 11v.1:1, Kleine '1'e1i2r1o, May, lT1c'k SCLTIIDTOLIQI1, Roger l111GI1, Ruth Green, Thurnlo Lwingsion, 111dy Kucynski, Marjorie Wallers, Gwendolyn ROIT111511, Miss Karavara. Bob K1111ar1C, Charles M1k11::, Geralclmv Zajack, Carol Prinz, Anne More Ivy, Patty Ka! 1 Matthew Martm, Rosemary Colburn, Lcyce Ran: Dunmqan, Ioan T1av1s, Rosemary Zevko- Gooxrze R1s11e1, Ken lvlclimley, Carol Pocien, Embara 1.,9W1S, A1101 C:O1k11JlC, jack S1o1c, Dav1S. PAEE ID FRESHMAN CLASS-MR. BAKER AND MR. KUKUK M1r1:f-1' Mfvy'-1, I,--1111111 Tum, 1111111 ilmifxl, H1-411111 2211-13 IU11v1i Fil!--' 11111. 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'I r . ,auf Mi IP' IUNIOH HIGH CLASS OFFICERS PAGE 11 HARD WORK DOESN'T OE' US DOWNZZZ TWINS' EYEVIEW OE HOME ECONOMICS BEGINNERS FIRST SIIICHES selves we male Hem '-'Now Ful-ure Fashion D Sly ers lf- Hvw l' 0 ffpffrfoln , fwfure Home maker-SI 1 MX tqffern on FUPUI' 5 'f MCDONALD HIGH SCHOOL BAND QA' t 5 1 3 e S 3 Color Guards. Ianet Heilman, Roberta Martin, Carol Kutsko, Earlann Bush. Majorettes. Iune Batcho, Delores Luknis, Peqqy Perrone, Betty Toth, Adeline Delon, Joanne Kijowslci, Gloria Sudol, Loyce Duuniqan, Gayle Phillips, Patsy Tadla, Sandy Rudqe, Ioyce Kijowski. How 1. lack Braun, Tom Piowarsy. Bow 2. Tom Batcho, Paul Oleska, Kenny Burnside, Paul Petkovich, Dale May, Dave Leskovac, Merritt Hughes, Gone Teleqo. Row 3. Bob Zajack, Bonnie Cozadd, Barbara Simpson, Ioan Travis, Richard Cannistra, Lynn Ross, Betty Schell, Roy Kauiman, Ray Barbour. How 4. Carolyn Fry, Mary Davey, Francis O'Brien, Iarnes Santaqata, Sandy Shvtyak, Ioan Bispeck, Iudy Iohnson, Mary Pete, Barbara Klenovich, Dianne Iarrelt, Row 5. lack Storc, Bob McNees, Matthew Martin, Don Pearce, Larry Kenrieally, Honey Lobinqer, Bill McBride, Marnee Ken- nedy, Ioe Alford, Mary Iane Wheeler, Anthony Costarella, Aliceann Rea. Row 6. Martin Kieltsch, Scott Iohnston, George Rishel, Ray Moody, NVayne Sawyer, lim Snyder, Ruth Earkovich, Ioe Sudol. PAGE I4 STRATEGY HOUR??? Imw 1. Illvfifml Pl:-fl1.,r, Iiol: Iurccla, I.arry llzvkn, Dick films, Cliezstrir Klyowski, Ilomiie Mcintyre. llow LT. Drivrc! Miller, Dick Muckrldge, Ted turn, Tom Html, Kenny Sclirlirouqli, Ricliard FOOTBALL TEAM Kenvcally, Bill Mcljridc, Ralph Ewing, Ken Gray, Kwririy Moor-.-, l'tml Zrxiliv, lam Neck, Harry Pentnlla, Str-ve llvinsky, Tom Wilkiinki, lrilm Livtrtnirg Vlifial lla-- C-onze, lack lnbiiirjer, B111 15ml-Lui. New fi, Mr. Scicyfiriicli, Iioli Celts, Frank Ileqich, Fred Toth, Terry l'rt-ismi, lack Ilvltgz, Im, Hmlfrtr, Alex limlr.-vivli, liill llytm, Iitzln Iiolilnis, Dori Pearce, David 1-lall, Donald McDONALD 0-GOSHEN 0 An inexperienced McDonald eleven held a favored Goshen team to a very hard fought scoreless tie. MCDONALD O - COLUMBIANA 20 McDonald lost their first game of the year to the Columbiana Clippers, who went undefeated and cap- tured the Inter'County title. McDONALD 0-LEETONIA 26 McDonald went scoreless again for the third straight game and lost a hard fought battle to the Leetonia Bears. MCDONALD I3-CANFIELD 20 McDonald's fast improving eleven almost upset their arch-rival, the Canfield Cardinals in the Blue Devils home-coming game. The Blue Devils finished the season with a 4-3-1 Casale, Bob Chetian, IECOI' PAG E Mr. Golubic. MCDONALD 9 - LOWELLVILLE 7 After a tie and three straight losses the Blue Devils hit the win column by defeating the Lowellville Rockets at Lowellville. MCDONALD 49--NORTH LIMA 25 McDonald had an easy afternoon capturing its second straight league game from an inexperienced North Lima eleven. MCDONALD 6-IACKSON MILTON 0 An underdog McDonald eleven defeated Iackson Mi1ton's Blue lays in their season final at home. MCDONALD 20 - SPRINGFIELD 6 McDonald Blue Devils climaxed a winning season at Springfield by defeating the Tygers in their final game of the year. d. They placed 3rd in inter-county league play. is BLUE DEVILS IN ACTION HOMECOMING Crowning of the Queen, fxlicecmn Rea, by Marion Vidok, 1952 Queen QUEEN and HER COURT Mart Hughes, Tee Ferrcxro, Ioan Bispeck, Alicecmn Rea, Iounue Hannon L Y BLUE DEVIL SENIOR LETTERMEN Steve Evinsky, Tom Witkoski, Art Kijowski, Iohn Cvetnic, Charles Chetian XE . X ,Y -,X I 11:-x ATHLETIC BANQUET Nelson Iones, Coach Golubic, Paul Hoernman, A. A. Burkey. PAGE 1B MISS MARION and HER CONCESSIONAIRES G.A.A. CHAMPION BASKETBALL and VOLLEYBALL TEAM MAGAZINE SALESMEN Rrw V, lnlxy Kuiilx, P11111 Spullcxlnni, Bob CIGVOI1, 11111 Kwnnecxlly, GFEOYFV B11CGn, Tom P1OWc11.,Y. Huw ii. Ncmcx U111:ccv11, I':111l111v Pvtkovich, Ifl1zc1hc'1Il1 Pavlwko, Vvlnm Yukopec, P511 Mmull, Kxtty IVICIIITI H1vf1l11'-1,. How 3. BNI V.1111f-1, T111 Iwxv1,:, 12101111 S!o1c, Pm' lkrhm, Ruth C'11thb4-115011, Mary 111119 Cox, E111 To 0 11 I-.ow 4. Wwltn-1 L,'w.1-l1'1, R111 Kf11111f'dy, Bob Zciycxck, Hgsllwr Coxxdxmt, V1rf1.11111 F1tz, Mlke O'Bx1m1, Hd Dcl 11 L11 11 1 HOW 5. M1, Kukul. New K new wa, if is f R F N gg 1 ,. vi if I 1 1 Q 1 . 4 J THE CHAMPIONS - Velma Yorkopec, Patty Mcrgill. PAGE ZD 1 cc i cjc img V X fig i Q Q23 Lg , QV '74 Ag, V 5 'di -if ' 4 5 - fi -,, i g? cy, X 7 of rf 0 c wp ix . xx t WINTER Sophomore Class Activities Ind T I Af Ph T grophy Sciences Music Bosk tb ll Y T -r SOPHOMORE CLASS-MR. HA DLEY AND MR. DONALDSON How 1. Bob McNees, Richard Cannistra, lack Lah, Ralph Ewing, Kenny Moore, Larry Kenneally, Kenny Gray, Bob Lhe-tian, Ray Moody. Row 2. Mary Gilford, Frances Colburn, Ioan Grsetic, Theresa Carkicio, Carmella Arbie, Betty Pastore, Carolyn Fry, lean Storc, Ioanne Kijowski. Kathleen Hannon. Rose Bunka, Rita Neil. Row 3. Sandy Shutyak, Helen Baal, Bridget Grilliths, Frances Griffiths, Gloria Sudol, Roberta Spjut, Ruth Barko- vich, Ianet Heilman, Adeline Delon, Nancy Cartwright, Violet Gill, Iusstine Casale. I-tow 4. Mr. Hadley, Bill Muckridge, Ed Vesey, Francis Newton, Ioe Sudol, Kenny Scarbrough, Iim Ruclge, Tom Bard, David Hall, Alex Budrevich, Donald Casale, Mr. Donaldson. V PRES, JOHN LOBINGEF? Rgpogfggg VICE PRES. LARRY mmuuy J om: cmssnc Sigma 'MNH Hamm Avenue Deion I Oth GRADE TR- HIGH SCIENCE STUDENTS COMPLETE 'n-IE :R BULLE UN BQARD, ASSIGNMENT. AUDIOMETER PRE ss 'rue our-rou us A FAWIII-JAR PHRASE As STUDENTS REPORT FOR HEARING TESTS. MR. BONES OF MINSTRFL FAME BECOMES FW Acfunu-rv AS sfuoinrs swov Human ANA-romv. FRAUCE5??? -FRANCIS ??? SHUTTERBUGS BE CAREFUL!!! ELECTRONS AT WORK HOT OFF THE PRESS KQX 'A QQ y'f:,,f:- ...w-gafv, .X x gnwnfnb 61 !f,.f :fx i Al! FABRICATION SHOP NEC!-MN ADVANCED WOODWORKING LIBRARY ASSISTANTS E BOOK REPAIR CREW ORCH ESTRA DANCE BAND Lett to Right. Mr. Phillips, lim Snyder, Iohn Cvetnic, Scott Iohnston, Terry Freisen, Anthony Costarella, lack Storc, Don Pearce, Larry Kenneally, Kenny Moore. Violins: Lynn Ross Carolyn Fry Glenda Robinson lean Kijowski Gale Phillips Patty Magill Ioe Badnik Donna Soltez Viola: lane Martin Celloes: I. Costarella Carol Iones String Bass: Iohn Cvetnic Piano: Aliceann Rea Mary lane Cox French Horn: Ruth Barkovich Honey Lobinger Trumpets: Larry Kenneally lack Storc Trombone: Terry Freisen Clarinets: lack Braun Bob Zajack Don Pearce PAGE 29 Flutes: Paul Oleska Francis O'Brien Oboe: Mary I. Wheeler Bassoon: Iudy Iohnson Saxophones: Scott Iohnston Anthony Costarella Percussion: Dale May Merritt Hughes Gene Telego Kenny Bumside Director: Mr. Phillips BAND LETTERMEN Don Pearce, Bill McBride, Terry Freisen, Scott Iohriston. BAND BOOSTERS COMMITTEE, SPEAKER, and TOASTMASTER E M F en, Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Ross, Mr. Vance O'Donne1l, Miss Karavara, Mr. Earl Walk BLUE DEVIL BASKETBALL SQUAD Row 1: Harry Penltala, Bill Durkin, Steve Evinsky, Charles Chetian. Iohn Cvetnic, Bill Muckridge. Row 2. Alex Budrevich. lack Lobinger, Iim Rudge, Tom Bard, Ken Scarbrough, Rich Gonze, Bob Chetian. How 3. Mr. Saganich, Bill Ryan. Herschel Ivy. Iim Hicks. Bob Turcola. Dick Coles, Frank Regich, Mr. Golubic McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald BASKETBALL RECORD Lowellville 20 CPrevuel Mineral Ridge 73 Liberty 54 Leavittsburg 71 Champion 63 Alumni 60 Liberty 67 North Lima 40 fovertimel Leavittsburg BO Kinsman 48 T. I. A. PAGE BU 1953-1954 McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald Girard 65 Howland 69 Canfield 60 Champion 57 Mineral Ridge Springfield 44 Lowellville 49 Howland 49 Columbiana 82 Mineral Ridge 68 IUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Row 1, Gene Telego, Bob Zajack, Emil Ruha, Bill McDonald 36 ..... .... Kennedy, Ray Barbour, Merritt Hughes. Iim Kennedy. McDonald 28 '---- ---- McDonald 29 ..... .... Row 2. Mr. Saqanich, lack Storc, Dale May, Dick McDonald 30 -4... Scarbrough, Don Brown, Tom Griffiths, Tom Piowarsy. McDonald 32 ..... .... McDonald 25 ..... .... McDonald 27 ..... .... McDonald 19 .... .... McDonald 24 .... .,.. McDonald 27 .... .... Canfield Vienna Mineral Ridge Liberty Girard Vienna Liberty Girard Canfield Leavittsburg VARSITY ACTION VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ioornne Hannon, Mart Hughes, Tee Ferrczro, Robert HISH HD RESERVE CHEERLEADERS S lly C 1 Mcrrie Clifford, Iune Simpson, Nancy Iuliczn, Te y B GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION How l. Terry Bucan, Carolyn Fry, leclnne Storc, Sally Harryhill, lean Hannon, lane Hannon, Sandy Brown, Ann llavltazlzo, Rose Bunko, Pearl Mackey, Barb Downs, Mary Olson. Row 7. Stella Mtllich, Bonnie Cozadd, Mary Pete, Helen Lobinqer, Ioan Dunlap, Mary Davies, Iocxnnc- Costarollci, Carol lanes, Marnee Kennedy, Teresa Carkido, Ioanne Kitowski, Sandy Shutyalz, Helen Baal, Ioanne Kxossnian. Row 3. Iune Simpson, Iennie Olson, Kathleen Hannon, Frances Griffiths, Bridget Griffiths, Cathy Frazier, Nancy Cattwrtqlit, Iudy Iohnson, Delores Roberson, Frances Colburn. Row 4. Alice-ann Rea, Tee Ferrara, Roberta Nett, Mart Hughes, Eetty Pasloie, Mary Wheeler, Virginia Golubic, Kathy Rohr-itga, Barb Simpson, Earlann Bush, Ioan Bispeck, Dolores Dawson, Marilyn Miller, Miss Marion. Row 5. Sandy Chrtstman, Adeline Delon, Barbara Klenovicit, Donna Cartwright, Lynn Foss, Ianie Mock, Ianet llt-iltnait Marie Clifford, Nancy Iulian, Vernalda Getts, Dorothy Polas, Inmce Baldwin. Row 6. Diane Iarret., Vernice Gibson, lane Martin, Ruth Barkovich, Ioanne Hannon. -ov' PRES. JUDY Jomvsow M PRES. SANDY SEC. TEE FERRARO , TEES. ROBERTA NEFF . 5 INTER MORAL....,, MART WGHES PURPOSE The purpose of this organization is to provide an intramural and inter-scholastic sports program for all girls, ninth through the twelfth grades inclusive: to stimulate and increase an interest in recreational activities for physical, mental and social benefits: to encourage leadership and a spirit of good sportsmanship and fellowship and to aid in the improvement of general behavior. FADE 3:1 X 1 Ial' I I V1 l W ' 1' .A 'I I -. ,QISI IIIIIHEIIII If ' ,,,.f-if I 6 X ' XX SPRING Junior Class O Cm I Shl I1 YT M L 5 T I IUNIOR CLASS-MR. GOLUBIC AND MR. SAGANICH R-,w l. Ioral lolxnson, Theresa Colburn, Theresa Busan, Sally Calvert, Itzno Slmpscn, Betty Toth, BaQba:a Downs, Donna Ward, Verneldo Getts, Betty Grosbeck, Blll McBrxde, Row Ls-slw Galmqan, loan Krossman, Pearl Mackey, Mary Olson, Norfcy Iulran, Shlrley llllrott, Dorothy Polas, Dorothy Iwo, Delores Roberson, Pat Dmard, Bob Getts. Row 3. Bob Mrllvr, B111 Ryan, Terry Freisen, Harry Pentslla, Marxe Clxflold, Loretta Luknls, lane Meek, Lynn Goodrxch, frank Reqxch Paul Zaiac, Irxrnes Snyder, lack Belts. llow 4. Mr. Golnbic, B111 Durkm, Erll Roberts, Richard Gonzo, Ioe Krossman, Gary Frazler, Martm Kieltsclx, Fred Toth, Ted Nock, Rowland Hmcks, Donald Pearce, Bob Hobbs, Mr. Saqamch. REPORTERS PRES. FRED TOTH LYNN coonmcu SEL NANCY JULIAN BETTY MARIE CLIFFORD lim GRADE PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS Seated- Tom Tyger, Mary Olson, Frank Reqich, lack Betts. Standing 'Bill Ryan, Rowland Hicks. Bill Durkin, Dolores Roberson. Iames Snyder, Terry Freisen. BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES SOCK HOP QUEEN Iohn Cvetnic. Scott Iohnston lane Casale PAGE 37 5 l j L., ll THE TYPEWRITING 'K EY S Rlw U L to R Delores Roh- erson, 'llrry Bucan, Sally Calverlz., Marie Clifford, Nancy Jul.lm1,,Jane Meek. Pearl Mackey, Jana Mas-lain Rowz Pai Dinard, ley Elliof, Delores l.u.lcnis, Bill Ryan, Gary Frazieq Jim Snyden Barbara Downs, Belly Groslaeck BBW 3 Mary Olsen, Joanne Krossmavggrll Durlein, Lynn Goodrich, Fred Toth, Mary Brown, Juni Simpson RQW4 Tarun Collsurmverneldn. Gotti, Richard Game, Harlem Kmlksek, Bob Gd'l l'8, Beverly Mackey, Doroiluy Joe, Lorefln Lulmis COMMERCIAL ,W LATORS DI FALSE 39 LOCAL AMERICAN IEGION ESSAY WINNERS SC O T T JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON DAVID HALL ITOHN MAYSAK NATIQNAL POETRY ANTHOLOGY W I NNE R S L. I1 re. WAYNE SAWYER cumsrmu DAw sou :romasou vornsns Lfsxovnc I953 DISTRICT AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY WINNERS DAVID HALL SCOTT JOHNSON NATIONAL In ff., fi ESSAY wmue RS Qi 4 :EI X X Sr NATIONAL POETRY WINNERS AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY CONTESTANTS NATIONAL ESSAY WINNERS Barbara Simpson. Aliceann Rea, Sandy Shutyak, Iune Simpson, Bob Goodrich, Scott Iohnston. NATIONAL POETRY WINNERS Seated-Nancy Cartwright, Carmella Arbie, David Hall, Leslie Gahagan. Standing-lane Martin. Iames Snyder. Larry Kenrxeally. AMERICAN LEGTON ESSAY CONTESTANTS Seated Marilyn Miller, David Hall, Iudy Iohnson, Bob Goodrich. Standingf- Betty Pastore, Mr. Davis. Ronald McIntyre, Ieral Iohnson, Lynn Goodrich. PAE Y-TEENS flow l. Betty Toth, Tee Ferraro, lean Storc, Sally l-larryhill, lean Hannon, lane Hannon, Ann Pavlisko, Carol Iones, Rose llunko, Carolyn Fry. Row 2. Terry Bucan, Stella Millich, Bonnie Cozadd, Mary Pete, Honey Lobinqer, Rita Neff, Ioanne Costarella, Marnee Ken- nedy, Theresa Carkido, Ioanne Kitowski, Ioan Grsetic, Sandy Shatyak. Pow 3. Betty Grossbeck, Iune Simpson, Iennie Olson, Kathleen Hannon, Bridget Griffiths, Frances Griffiths, Peqqy Perrone, Betty Elliott, Kathy Frazier, Pat Dinard, Lynn Goodrich, Nancy Cartwright. Row 4. Aliceann Rea, Roberta Neff, Mart Hughes, Betty Pastore, Mary lane Wheeler, Shirley Elliott, Kathy Roberts, Barb Simpson, Earlann Bush, Ioan Bispeck, Carol Kutsko, Dolores Dawson. Row 5. Mary Olson, Sandy Christman, Adeline Delon, Barb Klenovich, Donna Cartwright, Lynn Ross, Dolores Luknts, lane Me-ek, Iancrt Heilrnan, Marie Clifford, Nancy Julian, Vernelda Getts, Ianice Baldwin, Gloria Sudol. Pow 6. Miss Eastham, Diane Iarrett, Vernice Gibson, lane Maltin, Ruth Baxkovtch, Miss Newlun, Roberta Martin, Ioanne Hannon, Nancy Davies, Roberta Splut, Miss Karavara. DQ ,MTL P- Y! n font o Gt Y' with 'tf-'iiererz 836122, :wed as fwmtifietttz oi' 2 Zfttorf-5311521 Gczzanavll of Y-Tee.-ns this freer. :tl,iee:vrsn ptflifi se! -ravi as Qf'g15g.RpH' iff' CtE'1E1C:L1 fL?'1 Y-TEEN OFFICERS Seatede-Sally Calvert. Roberta Neff. Miss Newlun, Miss Karcvara. Miss Eastham, Aliceann Rea, Nancy Iulian. Standing- Sandy Shutyak. Sandy Christman, Marie Clifford, Adeline Delon, Betty Pastore. PAGE 42 Y-TEEN INITIATION Row l. Ann Pavlisko, Carol Iones, Ioanne Costarella, Ioan Dunlap, Mary Pete, Sally Harryhill. Row 2. Mary lane Wheeler. Mary Davey. Nancy Newhouse, Stella Millich, Helen Lobinqer, Mary Olson, Bonnie Liozadd. How 3. lane Hannon, Betty Elliott, lean Hannon, Iennie Olson, Barbara Simpson, Lynn Ross. Row 4. Lynn Goodrich, Diane Iarrett. Marnee Kennedy. Shirley Elliott, Donna Cartwright, Kathy Roberts, Kathy Frazier. .Za 'tv,r4'i qi v A I' -.. L . ,lf I Trl S , 5' If lr I C'? L5'il -1 - l Lfr:.i rf. t.,1 ,lCt::, , PALIC 43 BOYS' GLEE CLUB Iiow 1. Bob McNeese, lack Lah, Bill McBride, Kenny Moore, Ralpli Ewing, Kenny Grey, Don Kosevac. Row 2. lim Rudqe, Iim Snyder, lack Lobinger, Martin Kieltsch, Miss Karavcrra, Gary Frazier, lack Betts, Paul Zajac ,fra 5 N r 3 ' , lluw Rf w l-.ow Row How Hr xv lfuw L't--l flow i IUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Paul Petkovrcli, Merritt Hualres, Roy Kaufman, Hodriey Fritz, Iarirce Hubbard, Donna Mackey, Pauline Petkovicli, Delores Molrn, Bob Harmon, Miss Karavara. Bob Zerrrrck, lflrzabetli Pavlrsko, Martha Waller, Ruth Cutlibertson, Velma Hakopec, Kitty Clifford, Katlry Kerrrqari. Hob lebkov.rc, Pat Atbre, lrrrret Summers, Ruth Green, ludy Kucyrrskr, Karen Rorrrrslr, Ioe Grsetic. Mrrttl .+-' N Mrrrtrri, Pat Mtrrgrll, Katie Vrdak, Geraldine Zaraclz, Carolyn Moransky. rr, lozm 'l'ravr1:, llrlv-in Sell, Frances Colburn, Margaret Molrri, Gloria Store, Mary lane Cox, Bob Kuliarrc. Vrrrd Liwllm, lo Sabrrro, loyce Rae Durrriraari, Rosemary Zevlcovrch, Vrrarrira Fitz, Gwendolyn Dawson, Nancy M ltrrrrl, l-Irrtlrwrrrie li1'r11Cll, lflfili STCTC1 Bill Calvezt, George Rislrel, Tony Costarella, Dale May, Gene Telego. FASH 44 GIRLS' CHORUS liow 1. Donna Mackey, lune Simpson, Stella Millich, Bonnie Cozadd, Mary l,ou Ps-te, Patty Mcrfrill, t v Dunlap, Mary lane COX, Catherine Clifford, Pauline Petkovicll. Low ludy lohnson, Sandy Shutyak, lean Hannon, lane Hannon, Nancy lulian, Ann Privlisko, lout ll lories, Betty Totli, Roberta Neff, Tee Ferrara, Sally Calvert, Barbara Downs, Tlroresri Caikiflo, lotinnv K ltiw kt M r How 3, loaniif- Hannon, Barbara Klenovich, Mart Hughes, Crxtlerine Vidak, l.oyc1- Dunnirran, lltitty lx cl l Mary Davey, Pat Dinard, Gloria Sudol, Gerry Zaiack, Frances Colburn, Ioan Grsettc, Nancy Citxitwruqlt lwow 4. Lynn Goodrich, Betty Grosbeck, Carol Cellio, Betty Pafrtore, Adeline De-lon, Carolyn Fry, Ivan Stu Dorothy Pclaz, Pefray Perrone, lune Batcho, Delores Dawson, Farlarm Hush, lane Meek. how ft, Alicctinn Rea, Carmella Arbie, Betty Elliott, Kathy Frazier, Delores l,uknis, lleleii l.tiliin+:.-1, ll lin l til t tin lt Kathy Roberts Iustma Casale, Roberta Spyut, lane Martin. iiow ti. Vmnico Gibson, Sandy Christrnan, loanne Krossntan, Mcrinoo lirrmody, Diario lain-tt, Loi'-tta Lu n lanet Hellman, Roberta Martin, Mary lane Wheeler, Barbara Simpson, Donna Frazier. MCDONALD BOOSTERS CLUB In September 1952, we, the parents of children in the McDonald Schools, interested in music mot to organize a club to promote all musical activities of our school in cooperation with our Music Directors Mr Glenn Phillips Mrs. Marjorie Curry and Miss Iulie Kctravara. We selected the name The McDonald Boosters Club and elected the following officers: President ................ Vice President . .. Secretary ....,..... Corresponding Sec. . . Treasurer .... .... . . . . . Chairman of Committees: By Laws 6, Constitution Way G Means ....... Transportation , Membership .. Program ...., Publicity .. . . . . Mrs. George Rishel .. Mr. Ross McNees . . . . . Mrs. Claudie Ross Mrs. Dominic Cannistra Mrs. Michael Vidak Mr. Walter Zajac ,. Mrs. Frank Dunniqan . . . . , . Mr. Cecil Moody Mr. 6 Mrs. lohn Shutyak . . . . . Mrs. William Rea ,. Mrs. George Freisen The excellent cooperation that we received in accomplishing the various projects enabled us to linance the trip made by our High School Orchestra and Chorus to the state contest in Columbus and to sponsor the fir t ban quet given to honor our Band. At graduation a scholarship award of S50 will be given by the club to the outstanding music student in the senior class. The student body wishes to take this opportunity to thank all the members and patrons of the Music Boosters Club who contributed in any way to its success. PALS E SENIOR LIFE SAVING CLASS Sponsored by ihe Axzwerrcan Red Cross, McDonald Branch in cooperatron wxlh the McDonald Publrc Schools. lrislructm' Eoin Streeter, A.l l,C. Trumbull and Mahonlnq Chapters. A551 lnstr.1f:c,: Al Davxs ARC. Mahonlnq Chapier. Guest Instruclcrs Lew Reed, Anne Trmkle, Shmrley l-lnter, Frances Penuell, Becky Gunther, A.R.C. Mahoning Chapter. v .546 535 MMM 3 Row l, Genl- Byers, Tom Collier, luliue Kuhn, Torn Moran, Ken Moore. Flow Al Davrs, Nancy Cartwrraht, lanet Hellman, Carolyn Fry, Mary Oleon, Drone Iarrett, Nancy Dawes, Lynn Goodrich Peq Kuharrc, Iune Szmpson, Barb Srmpson, Bob Streeter, Instructor. FALSE 46 1 I SWIMMING CLASSES Sandy Brown, Iean Hannon, lane Hannon, Tee Ferraro, Diane Iarrett, Carolyn Fry, Mary Olson, Barbara Klenovich. 1 Row 1. Anthony Costarella, Dale May, Iohn Englehardt, Bob Hannon, Roy Kaufman, Paul Petkovich, Paul Oleska. Bill Kennedy, Ioe Grsetic, Bob Zcrjack, Bill Calvert, Ted Ryan, Ray Barbour, Tom Piowarsy. Row 2. Tim Wilkes, Don Brown, Edgar Lee Moody, Rodney Fritz, Kenny McKinley, Mike O'Brien, Emil Ruha, Ioe Altrod, Roger Davis, Bob Kuharic, Matthew Martin, Richard Hake, Dick Scarbrough. F-'AGE 47 TRACK TEAM-1953 Row l. Paul Zajac, Dave Kaercher, Kenny Moore, Bill McBride, Rodney Banish, Ralph Ewing, Bob Getts, Alan Getts, lack Betts. ' Row 2. Mr. Sonoga, Fred Toth, Alex Budrevich, Leo Bard, Harry Penttella, Ronnie Wilson, lim Rudge, Kenny Scar- brough. David Hall, Mr. Golubic. SCHEDULE McDonald 47 - Columbiana 66 McDonald 39 - Leavittsburg 79 lst. Dave Kaercher P.V. and B. lump Znd. Alan Getts 100 and 220 lst. Alan Getts 100 and 220 lst. Dave Kaercher Pole Vault Inter County League Meet lst Ken Scarbrough Discus 2nd. S.P. Columbiana 82V2 C01-mtY Meet Springfield Sl Dave Kaercher tied Pole Vault 10' 10 McDonald 48V2 Alan Getts 2nd, 100 Canfield 23 Ken Scarbrough won Discus Lowellville 19 880 Relay team Znd. CKaercher, Wilson, Ban- District-Salem Ish' Gensl Dave Kaercher lst. Pole Vault State-Columbus Ken Scarbrough 2nd Discus Dave Kaercher tied for lst. P.V. 11' 8 880 Relay team 4th. CKaercher, Wilson, Ken Scarbrough 5th. place Discus 136' 33fs Banish, Gettsl 880 Relay team did not place. PAGE 4El i fl H ,. ,B 'X5 , ,, ,, x .., - -N853 ,.... X 'gl SUMMER Senior Closs Honor Society Closs History Closs Will Closs Horoscope Cood Old Days Honors Prom SENIORS DAVID LESKOVAC C.B,C. Club, 3 years Baud, 5 years Orchestra, 5 years Boys' Glee Club, 2 years Track, 2 years lr. Hr. Basketball, 3 years lntramural Basketball, 3 years holler Ads Prom Commrttee Semor Class President tremor Scholarship IOAN BISPECK l'ar11l, 4 years Crrrls' Chorus, 5 years l:r,tor'y Club Officer Clair, Oltrcer, 1948 Y-'l'eeus, fl years Mrnstrel, 5 years Prom DC-co.alron Commrttee lfssay Contest, 1953 Class W111 Committee County and State Musrc Contest 1953 Telephone and Roller Ads IANICE BALDWIN llrstory Club, 2 years V-'t'r1err.s, 4 years Q3,A.A. ft years: treasurer, 1 year llour Corrrrrurttrw- Semer' Sclrolarslrrp Test C1.A.A. liasrlcelball Clramprou Team 1932 lrlvary Assrstarrt, 1 year :Swuu Meet, fl years l'Oll2r Ads Sf-ruor Class Secretary BERNICE BUCAN llrstory Club, 3 years Y-Teens, 11 years G.A.!X., 2 years Prem Corrrrrrrttee Holler' Ads Class Ileroscope Telephone Drrectory CHARLES IOHN CHETIAN. IR. Basketball, 5 years Toemall, fu years Track, Z years Class Presrdent fT.u.C., 3 years C.B.C. Club Vrce Presrdeut 15150 'toleplrorre Book, 3 years Maaazure Contest Wrrrrrerr Proud Cerurruttef? holler Ads Herrror Sclrelrrrslrrp Team EARLANN BUSH llrictezy Club, 2 years Y-teens, 4 years Orcheurrr, 3 years hand, 3 years G.A.A., -'I years rrrrls' Chorus, 5 years Charrurfm of Class Horoscope Class Color' Commrttee tlhzr ,trrras Cantata Class Reporter, 1954 lafazruer Staff Mrnstrel, 4 years PAGE SCI ww f baba.. SENIORS SANDRA LOU CHRISTMAN National Honor Society Senior' Scholarship Team G.A.A., 4 years: Officer, 3 years Royal Swan Swrrn Club, 3 years Y4'l'eens, 4 years: Ottrcer, l year Captarn of Y-Teen Basketball Team, 2 years Band, 7 years Orchestra, 7 years Girls' Chorus, 6 years History Club, 3 years Holler Staff, 2 years NANCY DAVIES llrstory Club, l year Y-Teens, 4 years G,A.A., 4 years Exoyal Swan Swrrn Club, ll years Holler Ads lntormer Stall Telephone Directory Prom Food Cornmrttee Chairman Horoscope Senior Scholarship Team RICHARD IAMES CLIFFORD Football, 2 years lf. l-lrqh Basketball, 2 years .nt amural Basketball, 3 years Minstrel, 2 years Prom Committee Telephone Directory Ads Poll:-r Ads Swim Show, l year DOLORES DAWSON YATeens, 4 years G.A.A., 4 years Girls' Chorus, 4 years Prom Decoration Commrttee Christmas Cantata Telephone Directory Minstrel, 3 years Poetry Contest Winner Capt. ot Championship Basketball and Volleyball Team National Honor Society Came to McDonald Hrqh School in l95fJ IOHN STEVE CVETNIC Football, 4 years Basketball 4 years Track, 2 years Class President, 2 years C.B.C., 4 years, President, 2 years Senior Scholarship Team Orchestta, 4 years Eand, 4 years Buckeye Boys' State P om Committee Captain ot Football and Basketball, l year STEPHEN ANTHONY EVINSKY Football, 4 years Vasketball, 4 years 'l a:k, l year Claws Vice-President, 1953 Senior Scholarship Tearn Class Prophecy Committee Prfnn Conrnnttee Telephone Directory Roller Ads lntrarnural Basketball, if yours Captarn ot Football Team PAGE bl 3 r . if issk srk Y Mal its to SENIORS ROBERTA NEFF Girls' Chorus, 6 years History Club, 3 years Y-Teens, 4 years: VicefPres., l year G.A.A., 4 years, Officer, Z years Minstrel, 6 years Varsity Cheerleader, 3 years County and State Music Contest Prom Decorating Committee Senior Scholarship Team Class History Committee Kent Scholarship Team, 3 years ALICEANN REA National Honor Society Homecorninq Queen President Inter-Club Council ana Local Y-Teens President G.A.A., l year Ir. Class Secretary and Treasurer Pand, 6 years Orchestra, 6 years Girls' Chorus, B years Class Prophecy Senior Scholarship Tests Roller Staff, Z years MARGARET ANN PERRONE Grls' Chorus, 4 years V-Teens, 3 years History Club, 3 years Drum Majorette, 3 years Minstrel, 4 years Class Reporter lnformer Staff, 2 years WAYNE SAWYER Poetry Contest Winner lQ53 Band, 2 years Basketball, I year Prrvn Committee Roller Ads Telephone Ads GEORGE R. POLOIS P om COIIIIIIIIIQG Telephone Ads, 2 years taller Ads, 2 years Telephone Directory Intramural Basketball, 2 years THOMAS GEORGE WITKOSKI C,B.C., 3 years Class President, l95U land, 2 years Football, 4 years lr. l-'hah Basketball, 2 years Track, l year Telephone Directory Holler and Telephone Ads Prom Decoratina Committee PAGE 52 l 4. rf I . '- Q , , 3' I x x 8 ' 1- A W, 'ti ' A SENIORS MARTHA HUGHES Girls' Chorus, 6 years Varsity Cheerleader, 3 years G.A.A., 4 years: Officer, l year Y-Teens, 4 years County and State Music Contest Prom Decoratinq Committee Telephone Directory and Roller Ads Homecominq Court Class Flower and History Conr- mittee Minstrel, 6 years ARTHUR KIIOWSKI Football, 4 years Track, 2 years Eunior Hiqh Basketball, 2 years Intramural Basketball, 4 years C.B.C., 3 years C.B.C., Officer, l year Telephone Directory, 4 years Pasketball Manaqer, l year Class Vice President, l year Boys' Glee Club, 1 year Prom Committee IUDITH ANN IOHNSON National Honor Society Senior Scholarship Test G.A,A.,4 years, President, l year Prom Committee Pand, 6 years Orchestra, 6 years American Legion Essay Winner, 4 years Scholarship Team, 4 years History Club, 3 years State and County Music Festival, 2 years BARBARA KLENOVICH Band, 4 years Girls' Chorus, 6 years History Club, 3 years Y'Teens, 4 years Minstrel, 6 years Christmas Cantata County and Sfate Music Conte Prom Decoratinq Committee Class History Committee Telephone Directory G.A.A., 4 years W. SCOTT IOHNSTON National Honor Society Senior Scholarship Test American Legion Essay, Rc-qrorrul Winner Kent Scholarship Team Roller Stafl Farid, 8 years Orchestra, 7 years lazz and Danse Pand, 3 years Buckeye Boys' State Class President, l948 P'onr C'-mmrttee C.B.C, Club, 3 years DONALD KOSEVAC lunior Hrqh Basketball, Christmas Cantata Talent Show, 4 years County Chorus Swim Show, l year Music Contest Minstrel, 2 years Prom Committee 'Telephone Ads Holler Ads intramural Basketball, 3 years bfxtst ss fl years E X 5 l Ss gfg lr t r ,A g 'QP ' f' ' rr v'f. . N, .Swan-., W,,,,o E lr, SSS , A SENIORS CAROLE KUTSKO Y-Teens, 3 years Girls' Chorus, 3 years Minstrel, 6 years Band, 4 years informer Statt Roller Stati Prom Committee Telephone Directory IANE MARTIN Girls' Chorus, 6 years Minstrel, 6 years Orchestra, 7 years G.A.A., 4 years History Club, 3 years Y-Teens, 4 years Prom Committee Roller Ads Motto Committee Senior Scholarship Test National Honor Society DELORES LUKNIS History Club, 3 years Y-Teens, 1 year Minstrel, 6 years Girls' Chorus, 6 years Christmas Cantata, l year County Chorus, 1 year Informer Stall, 1 year Telephone Directory, I year Prom Decorating Committee Majorette, 3 years ROBERTA MARTIN History Club, 3 years Girls' Chorus, 6 years Y-Teens, 4 years Minstrel, 6 years Band, 2 years County and State Music Contest Christmas Cantata Prom Committee Informer Stat! G.A.A., 1 year Roller and Telephone Ads BEVERLY MACKEY History Club, 3 years G.A.A., 4 years Telephone Directory Prom Decoratinq Committee Slick Chicks' Basketball Team, 3 years Championship Basketball Team, 1 year IACK MILLER C.B.C,, 2 years Ir. High Basketball, 2 years Minstrel, 2 years Boys' Glee Club, 2 years Telephone Ads, 2 years Roller Ads FADE 54 SENIORS Hornecommq Court Varsrty Cheerleader, 3 yr-ars Tournament mascot, 1951 G.A.A., 4 yearsy Secretary, 1 year Y-Teens, 4 years Mrnstrel, 6 years Guls' Chorus, 6 years Chrrstmas Cantata Prorn Decoraunq Cornrnutoe Chau- man Class Hrstory and Flowr-r Conurnt- tee County and Slate Musrc Conte-rat 'telephone Directory and Holler Ad: ROBERT I.. GOODRICH C,B.C. Club, 3 years 74th rn State rn Sth Graaf- llxarn Hrqh Man rn State, Drstrrct 3, Alqehra ftth rr: State rn llnqhsh Ten Lth rn State, Drstrxct 3, Physrcs lst rn County Senior Scholarship Tests 21st rn Stare Senror Scholarshrp R , S x H I'e. ' ' Ame-rrcan Lemon Essay Contest sts lst rn Post, 3 yearp lst rn County, 1 year Natronal Honor Socrety VERN ICE V. GIBSON G.A.A., 4 years Captaux of She Dr-vrls l'a:aks-tball Team Championshrp Volleyball Te-arn Champronshrp Basketball Tearn. 1951 Volleyball Tearn, 4 years: Y-Teens, 4 years Y-Teens Basketball Tearn, 2 years Guls' Chorus, 2 years Prom Decoratrnq Cornmrttr-tg IOANNE HANNON History Club, 3 yeara. Grrls Chorus, 6 years Y-Teens, 4 years , G.A.A., 4 years .. M K t Minstrel, 6 yearn 1. K v in tx Band, 3 years :mfs County and State Musrc tumtwzt 1953 1-A , Varsrty Cheerleader, Z1 years lldrtor of lntorrner, l year Charrrnan ot Lolor Cornrruttee 10111 Homocornrna Court 1953 VIRGINIA GOLUBIC Canto to McDonald llrah School 1952 G.A,A., 1 year Prom Cornrruttee lntorrner Stall, Il years Telephone Drrectory Porloct Attendance, 3 yoarg, Pezlect Punctuahty, 4 years ,ff X in 5 4' MARY Lou r-roorzrr tumtt- rt M-utrtttt nrttt. :z.'t,.,.,t 5 lftll 5 r t'AlX ' y.-are 3 ' et 1. . 4, . N 3 I lrorn l'onunttt H lutorrntf-r Statt, Li years P-REEL 55 CLASS HISTORY September 7, 1941, marked the day of a great event. On this aay the senior class of 54 lifted the roof of our' first Alma-Mater as we boisterously went to our kinder- garten seats. Say, kids, remember how we learned to play hot- potato. When we finally caught on to the game, it was time for us to pass on to the first grade. That was the year of the big snow-drifts, or they seemed big to us, maybe because we were so young, short, and darling. Ah-h-h! Remember the day Carol Kutsko was asked to dispose of the vase of withered flowers and she emptied water as well as flowers in the waste basket? In the second grade we began to have responsibilities tpushed on usj. We had jobs such as cleaning erasers, washing boards, and cleaning the fish bowls. lane Martin was so enthusiastic, she over fed a goldfish and the poor thing died. Her only comment to this day is I didn't think it would eat everything in one day. See, even then we were real smart. Ha Ha. ln the third grade, Miss Hinten had a sure-cure for talkers. Hey, Torn Witkoski, remember sitting under her desk playing with a baby doll? Strange as it seems, Tom still hasn't learned his lesson. Right, Tom? The fourth year we were really big stuff. We ran the second floor tthat is, if we didn't get caughtl. Hey, kids, does this sound familiar? Round, round round, ready, ready, ready, touch, l-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10. Yes, that was Miss Reddincier's writing class. In the fifth grade, we met and joined Mrs. lsler and her tall, tall tales. Remember the Spanish moss and cypress root we had growing in our room? However, in the sixth grade Mrs. Curry and the Misses Ieannette and Iosephine Roush cooled us down a few degrees. lt took them quite a while to cool off the giggling, giddy girls, but they finally succeeded. Or did they? One thing we learned was not to pass notes. l-la. Ha. The first big thrill of our lives was when we entered into the halls of our future Alma-Mater, M.H.S. Remember, the day Earlcrnn Bush called Mr. Kukuk Charles ? Say, Earlann, what happened? We missed you the rest of the period. ln the eighth grade we settled down a little. Nothing much happened that year except that a few girls got locked out of the writing class. In the ninth grade we thought we were pretty big, because we got to choose our own subjects. Or so we thought!!! Mr. Hadley, took over Mrs. Isler's pastime ot telling fantastic stories. Remember the story about the bear which chased him up and over the hill and he ran from Ianuary to Iune? Hey, kids remember the tenth grade and second year Latin Class? How about the day loanne Hannon left her notes on her desk and then, realizing what had happened, returned to the room, where she found Mrs. Pierson holding the Latin notes in her hand? Ioanne being one of the polite l?J members of our class thanked Mrs. Pierson for them. Nice going, Ioanne!!! In our Iunior year, we lost a very welleliked teacher and friend, Mr. Steve Sonoga, who now teaches at Boardman High. Except for the one disappointment, we had loads of fun getting everything ready for prom. We had such a wonderful prom. Remember all the fun we had blowing all those balloons up? Hey, kids, remember the day of the prom picnic? Rain, rain, and more rain. We can still see Mr. Davis ccming down the midway at Idora with a raincoat and hip boots, and eating cotton candy. Mr. Davis, you were a wonderful riot. Say, remember how we used to pester Emmy every day until our class rings came in. Such devils, Huh? Then came the dav of days. We became honorable seniors. This year we looked forward to pictures, graduation, baccalaureate, prom, picnic, lun and lots of studying t?l Seriously though, in our senior year, the kids have really tried to study and make up for all the lost time. Now that our school years at good old McDonald High are gone and in the past they will remain only a memory. All we can do now, is look back at all the fun and ser- iousness of the past years. Class Historians, Tee Ferrara, Chairman Mart Hughes Barb Klenovich Roberta Neff loanne Hannon SENIOR CLASS WILL Ianice Baldwin wills her ability to get to school on time on Monday mornings to Helen Baal. Ioan Bispeck wills her position in band to anyone that can stanci to freeze the latter part of football season. Bernice Bucan- wills her ring to anyone who thinks they can get it. Charles Chetian--wills his quarter-backing ability to Iohn Lobinger. IMay you do better, Lobyl. Sandra Christman-wills her position in the Swim Show to anyone who would like to try it. Dick Clifford -wills his '54 Cadillac to anyone who can finish paying for it. Iohn Cvetriic---wills his basketball ability and brains to Tom Bard. Nancy Davies- wills her way with the boys to Pat Magill. Delores Dawsonewills her shorthand ability to her sister. Steven Evinsky-ewills his dancing ability to Bill Muckridge. Theresa Ferraro-wills her cheerleading ability to Marie Clifford. Vernice Gibson---wills her common sense to Marie Clifford. Virginia Golubic-wills her ability to learn to swim to any- one who is willing to try. Robert Goodrich--wills his photographic time-gamma tables to lim Rudqe. Ioanne Hannon---wills her bright ways in lab. to anyone who has the ability. Martha Hughes---wills her giggling to anyone who can time it so perfectly Chow about it, Terry?l. Mary Lou Hooten-'wills her grades in Bookkeeping to Dorothy Ice. lKeep them up, Dorothyl Iudy Iohnson wills her ability to tickle those ivories to Pat Dinard, liaster, Pat, fastert Scott Iohnston wills his cool Bop to Anthony Costarella -practice that sax eight hours a day, ole man! Arthur Kilowski wills his way to get along with the girls to Bill Durkin. Barbara Klenovich---wills her position in band to anyone that can stand playing in the snow. Carole Kutsko wills her ability of being late to classes to Ianet Heilman, tlt takes precision Ianet.J Donald Kosevec-wills his singing ability to Ken Gray. Practice kid, practice. David Leskovac-W wills his drum to Merritt Hughes. Delores Luknis- wills her permit to typing to Shirley Elliot. Beverly Mackey-- wills her quietness to Nancy Newhouse. She needs it. lane Martin- wills her tall stature to Ruth Kauffman. Roberta Martine- wills her position as flag carrier in band to anyone who has the strength to carry it. lack Miller-wills his memorizing ability to Mr. Davis. 25 years and he still can't do it. Roberta Nefff-wills her smile to Janet Heilman. tYou really don't need it, though.J Margaret Perrone -wills her bashfulness to Nancy Cart- wright. Ronald Pclois-'wills his knack of taking pictures to Roland Hicks. Aliceann Rea- wills her tardy marks to any Iunior who can do better. Wayne Sawyer'-wills his ability to skip band to Ray Moody. Thomas Witkoski fswills his center position to Richie Plecha. By'-Charles Chetian Ioan Bispeck Scott Iohnston lane Martin PAGE 57 NAME Ianice Baldwin Ioan Bispeck Bernice Bucan Earlann Bush Charles Chetian Sandra Christman Richard Clifford Iohn Cvetnic Nancy Davies Dolores Dawson Steve Evinsky Theresa Ferraro Vernice Gibson Virginia Golubic Robert Goodrich Ioanne Hannon Martha Hughes Mary Lou Hooten Iudith Iohnson Scott Iohnston Arthur Kijowski Barbara Klenovich Carole Kutsko Donald Kosevac David Leskovac Delores Luknis Beverly Mackey lane Martin Roberta Martin lack Miller Roberta Neff Margaret Perrone Ronald Polois Aliceann Rea Wayne Sawyer Thomas Witkoski CLASS HOROSCOPB NICKNAME Ian Io Burr Earlann Chuck Sandy Dick Sweeny Nan Doris Rhino Tee Swish Ginny Woody Iosie Mart Mary Iudy Red Art Barb Carole Don Shy Dee Bev lane Berta Louie Robot Peg Shorty Annie Tom Tom AMBITION Teacher Housewife Housewife Housewife Doctor Phy. Ed. Teacher Draftsman Engineer Business College Stenographer Engineer Comptometer Operator Teacher Secretary Engineer Teacher Secretary Secretary Concert Pianist Engineer Photographer Secretary Secretary Professional Skater Teacher Housewife Secretary Nurse Comptometer Operator Mechanic Nurse Be a Wac State Patrolman Teacher Surveyor Carpenter Class Flower-Pink Rose Class Motto-Labor omnia vincit. Class Color-Pink and Green PAGE SB HOBBY Sports Dancing Dancing Sewing Sports Sports Hunting Sports Embroidery Dancing Sports Dancing Sports Sports Photography Sports Swimming Sports Sports Photography Sports Dancing Ice Skating Photography Fishing Watching T.V. Watching T.V. Watching T.V. Sewing Reading Books Dancing Music Working on th Music Photography Photography e Ford 4 I DON 5, N, VE . Q Q V 5 - , . fp 7? xi fi W Kf Vi5 .'4:' Q iff Q hi S : -- ' ff' nu1f':'k- 1i- J A 1 1 r Q x P' : so - ' 1:: - - -. wi: K X- '- 5 , I :nur ammce Tom MP5 f 2 QQ W I 3. PEG 0 MF 31 8 ggr ART WG yoauue -f. SANDY vfilill , 1 ? Q wr i X -Nut: . Y A x m f A I K S1 0 P: 'VV':'.:.,,, b 'S X .W z Yi U middhmw DEE . .Q ew .N f Zi' vskcnilh Q div' ' 'X e A WA NF H 5 4 . N Us i--3fQ,k.4 Aw ' fi. ' 9, ' CHUCK I' OLD w xJ . Q fkng ,- TEE TEE B Ria ? it E 3 G ' I V f , if '. If M1 N? 3 ' PAGE 59 Q . C U 'C 'F' 'WZ N. GOOD Q vi! XY SCOTT 35 sf X fi CAROL f 6 SWEENY EARLANN ff xf h'r 2 O ,f 2? 45. XIDQ irqglgi 2 D YS W I 1953 KENT SCHOLARSHIP CONTESTANTS Mr. Davis A-Roberta Neff, Martha Yothers, Lynn Goodrich, Betty Pastore- English. Mr. Donaldson-V-Barbara Lobinqer'-P.A.D, Mrs. Pierson Mary Olson, Hampton Davey, lane Casale, Iudy Iohnson Latin l 6. II, French I 6. II Mr. Golubicw Dolores Roberson--V World History. Mr. Sonoga Kenny Phillips -'American History. Mr. Hadley David Hall, Algebra, Bob Goodrich Physics. Bill McBride- Geometry. Mr. Kukuk f-Ioanne Krossman- Biology, Iames Rudge-'General Science. 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'EM :M UGOOEOM -:ON :E 2 mags as Egg :EEE Im D H H U EEE :EMU 500: :Agn 4: :SQQGQEUA Egg: -gum H :-gon: 6503, mg? MEEEEOM EE 82 :E SO EOm:m0aX0 :Em 05 N5 agx H E8 am v-203:25 025 .mag 28:3 05 C23 :EE he MEEMZOHK :UR H E5 E06 :EUS 05 UEUUS :EP QED 60:55 :U S :gg 02250: MO EO A253 -be Us minds? 203 .H E5 Uubgmg QED -EEE: N2 'bmi 55854 3 OSU: .ME SUSROR 05 H :EH .Ed BNN EEF :mmd SUE H23 gauge H232 0505. YW ? 3 MX 'ff-X 1 X 'X Xl 'EX , . Xa ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WILLIAM E. REA. Principal The Roosevelt School Curriculum is made up of three integrated departments: Kindergarten, Primary School, and Intermediate School. The Kindergarten at present has two sessions, a morning and an afternoon session. The first year in school requires many adjustments for the child. This transition period calls for the closest cooperation of parents and teachers. In this connection information conceming the child's background will be helpful to the teacher. The Kindergarten is often the child's first contact outside his home. It is important that this step be taken without emotional disturbance. The wise mother explains to the child that kindergarten is an interesting and enjoyable place, offering new toys, new playmates and new adventures. In Kindergarten the child learns to take further care of himself, to work with others. and to adjust himself to a routine of school habits. The Primary School includes the three years beyond the Kindergarten. lt differs from the traditional first three grades only in the method of measuring progress. That is to say, we recognize the fact that not all pupils are ready to read at the same rate nor do they learn at the same rate. For this reason, some pupils may require four or more years to achieve what others can achieve in three years. For example, a child in the traditional second grade who does not meet the standard of achievement for that grade in his second year if failed or retained and simply repeats the year's work, whereas in the organization called the Primary School the child does not repeat what he has accomplished but continues in his third year where he left off in the PAGE second. Although reading determines very largely the rate at which children progress through the Primary School, there are many other important factors which make for the all-round education of the child. Other fundamentals taught in the Primary School include num- bers or arithmetic, writing, and spelling. Art, music, and physical education are almost equally important, be- cause they are essential to an understanding and an appreciation of the finer things of life. The Intermediate School is planned in accordance with the nature and needs of the child. The teachers of grades four, five, and six must thoroughly understand the characteristics of the pupils enrolled in these grades. Reading is still a predominant factor in the child's pro- gress, but other subjects begin to take on more impor- tance, such as arithmetic, writing, spelling, English, social studies, art, music. and physical education. All have their part in the child's growth. The proper education of the child requires not only a knowledge of the 3 R's but also the learning of desirable habits. To this end we believe every child should learn good health habits, good work habits, and how to get along with others. But that is not all. Ol even greater importance. the child must be taught a sense of moral and spiritual values, a respect for things sacred, and a love for our American ideals and traditions. The above fundamentals of education are learned by practical experience which the child gains through many and varied activities in the classroom. on the play- ground, in the gymnasium, in the assembly, and on ex- cursions. 6 B w w.. CYRIL I. ROTH Mr. Roth hos been CI SlXlfl qrode t0C1?l1o1' GI Roosevelt 511120 lflful. He 10- ce1v-rd l11s B.S. degree from Yo11nq.s- town Colleqe 111 15351 ond h1s MS. do- qxee lrom Kent Store Un1vo1's11y 1I'1 1953. Mr. Roth teaches s1x!h qrode. CAROL McCHEABY Mrs. Carol Mcflremy camo to Roose- velt S:hool from Guard Hiqh School 111 ffxll or 1953. Mrs. MCCIGUYY attended lnko E.1e Colloqe cmd rocewed her B.S. decree lrom Demson Un1ve1's1ty IIT 1950. She teaches flflll crude. FACULTY DEE M. HALL Mrs. Doe Hall ..1111eCl 1o11:l111111 ol Roost-vc-lt School 111 lf35U. Mrs. l'lc1ll l1c1:4 attended A1116-Cl U111v111's11y, KD111 Stole Unlvorslly, YO1111'1:xIoWr1 Collf-qc, New Yo1l: Stole 'l'cr1clo1:: Colleqo, wl1e1e she 1r-:c-1vorl hm 14.51. deqroe 1111-.1 Wem- minster College, where she xecexved her M.S. degree. Mxs. Hull teaches sixth grade. PAY T. ROBINSON Mrs. Hohmson hos LIllC'Ildf?Cl l3llIllIIlCY f1ess1o11:s 1'1t Ohm Stfitf- Un1v01':11ty Gnd UYllVGZFll'l of C111C11111ot1, ln 1927 she 1ece1vfwl l1e1 A.B. deqree lIOlIl Alu- bc1111c1 College. Mrs, Rob111so11 Iooches iouzth mode. 5' 'in'- Wh-nm. PAGE E19 IOSEPH I. DERENZO Mr. Domuzo 1OCe1v1-d l11:: B.S. 111 Edu- cn11o11 1111111 Yo1111f1::tow11 Colle-qv 111 I111111, l9f1l. Ho 13111110 to Roosevelt School 111 Serpleruber, 1953. NELLE C. MORRIS Mis. Morris c1llC11rl01l 511111111111 111119510115 111 Nfwwhouy lfollr-qu 111111 Yo1111f1.:tow11 Collefw. Sho 1'oc01vw1d he-1 AB. ds-fm-0 from lI1slc111f1 C0111-qv, Mun. Mo111s IUr1ChO,s lfv111tl1 f11c1dw, SARAH HINTEN Miss Hinten attended Kent State Uni- versity and Ohro State Umverstty. She recetved her B.S. degree 1U Educatton from Youngstown College in 1950. Mtss Hinten is now teaclnng thtrd grade. M1ss Sarah Hinten ctrtne to Roosevelt School tn 1925 from Youngstown East. PATRICIA DILLON Mlss Patrtcta Dtllon Came to Roosevelt School tn September, 1953. Miss D111on recetved lver B.A. degree from the State Untversxty of Iowa. She attended Youngstown College tn 1952. Mtss D11- lon teaches second grade. FACULTY PN GERALDINE LAWRENCE Mrs. Geraldtne Lawrence has been with Roosevelt School stnce lanuary, 1951. Mrs. Lawrence rece-wed her BS. degree from lumata College tn 1944. She teaches th1rd grade. MARGRETT WILLIAMS KNEZEAK Mrs. Margaret Knezeak has been teaching ttrst grade at Roosevelt School since 1940. Mrs. Knezerrk at- tended Oh1o Northern Untversny, Hlr- am College, and Kent State Untversrty. She recetved her B.S. degree tn Educa- tlon from Youngstown. College. me PAGE 70 ii' 1 1 Q M- it ' CES HELEN Mcuzzs Mrs, Helen McNees hrst taught at l-loosevelt School 1n 1928. She attended Kent State Untversity and has a Lite Certrhcate for Elementary Teachlng. Mrs. McNees is teaching second grade. MARY IO MOZZILLO Mtss Mary lo Mozzillo started teache ing ltrst grade at Roosevelt School in lanuary, 1954. Miss Mozz11lo will re- ceive her B.S. in Education from Youngstown College ln August, 1954. I i f IEAN WILSON Mrs. leon W1l5on cmno to Roosevell School llonx Sole-rn Clty bclxools ln Dvcmnbvr, 19113, Sho recexved ller B.A, deqreo lxoxn Eastern Nazarene College in Boston, Mass. Mrs. Wilson teaches llxndr-xquxlen. FAC U LTY ' Yi: R T? . MARIORIE CURRY CAROL FENTON Mrs. Mcnyoxw Curry unnf- 'zu I-lnmzwfr-lt Vllz, Vnwl Ewlxwrx z--w.-1-.w-ll ll.-1 School ln 19-1U lion llnbbrxxil. Slw lim: df-ml-1' 1n l.nlx1mH1!1.lH lim., LQ.-Hg , attended Olno Wesleyan, lfolnnlbm lln1v1-l:,1Iy 1n lun-', l'lMi, SL' mnn lm Unxvexsxly, and Vonnqslown kfolleqzf, lVlCDonn1lrl l'nl:llc Ilvlumlz. an Svpto-11m She recelved lxol BS. ln llducflnon l9b3. Wlusar, lk-nton 1n:,t1ncr.1 ffnuif-1: 1 l from Yonnqstown Llolleqe. Mis, Curry an srl. teaches muslc m qrcxdes one ihrouqh six. aft. ' 'fl flif, lx My nw, ' MR. REA - Principal MRS. LINDSEY - Attendance Officer F-Xml' '71 ' 1 f-N TRUMBULL 'COUNTY BO0KMQBjLf nz-xnmzn 3.-s 30, UN OM 3 -GC SS ci 5 . QQ- 5st s QNX: xx 'H s s sh s'a,s 'x',xxx ,:esN ss' ks x , 5 gsss ,Qi -5' , sx'. s ' ,svn Q 5 6' YH! -.X a'f.Q'P:s. f 5 S uk x D 'N NT--Xxx wvvgu 'K -, ' sy! 5 ws. lugvx sys ex 'QNN .gn-. - xx Nxt ' s ff' it 5 Q X A ,x s'xRQxxx Qs 12. .Nlfgx QA::xx:l UIC PAGE '72 KINDERGARTEN-MRS. CARTWRIGHT Haw 1. Barbara Partain, lanet Pivorar, Patricia Hughes, Cathy Iohnston, Nancy Goist, Marie Leonhart, Carol Siranovtc, Barbara Black, Martha Rishel, Mary Iayne Iohnston, Ienniier Ryan. Row 2. Teddy Schmidt, Larry Bellitt, Andy Konscol, Donald Alderter, Andy Golubic, Ruth Ann Walls, Robert Iames, Kathy Round, Peter Terzcrk, Charles Royce. Iohn Konscol, Iohn Wilson, Cary Evanoft. Row 3. Iackie Watkins, Gene Wright, Buddy Lobaugh, Iames Reger. David Barrett, Tommy Christman. Ioe Franco, Iackie Morgan, Tommy Iohnson, Iimmie Van Gilder, Glennis Mattison, Iohn Grove, Mrs. Cartwright. KINDERGARTEN-MRS. ALDERFER Fow 1. Patricia Taylor, Mary Ann Moskun, Wesley Martin, Ray Flere, Ricky Barrios, Mary Flickinqer, Diane Burns, Barbara Reese, Terri Orwig, Marlene Hartman, Gail Speerbrecker, Georqeann Daniluk. Row 2. Martha lean Allen, Susan Colburn, Shirley Prementine, George Wishak, Karen lianino. Kathleen Minehart, Ioan Shimko, Sandia Ludwik, Susan Iayne. Barbara Carkido. Milan Campbell. Rcw 3. Ceorqe Ann Bryant, Betty Haney, Osborne Tipper. Lorraine Polinsky, Paulette Tihonen, Kurt Myers, Larry Patterson, Judy Aibie, Frank Dolsak, Margie Pustay, Alphonzia Wellington. Gary Orwig, Mrs. Alclerter. A 13 FIRST GRADE-MRS. KNEZEAK Row 1. Ianet Fritz, Carole Newhouse, Wynnona Waller, Gay Ramsay, Patricia Elswick, Sandra Bordell, Sandra Paqozzine, Carolyn Dodson, Doris Thompson. Row 2. Mrs. Knezeak, Stephen Torsky, Russell Sicilianok, Linda Lobaugh, Alice Campbell, Ioan Robbins, Melody Walters, Iudy Hake, Eileen Trenter, Ianet Santa, Robert Be tts, Gary Burnside. Row 3. Danny Hartson, Iay Dunlap, Danny Moison, Charles Dolsak. Iere Anderson, Cleston Hicks, Brent Marshall, Bobby Flickinger, Robert Woodley, Iohn Kijowski, Iohn Dil:un. XX. s . x. Q. . if ff xx FIRST GRADE-MRS. DESING Row 1. Ricky Van Gorder, Clyde Kuhn, Ernest Dodson. Diane Maransky, Jackie Toth, Annabelle Crockett, Sandy Pierce, Iohu Salinger, Kenny Iankovich, Douglas McFalls. How 2. Mrs. Desing, Margie Green, Diane Bryant, Carol Ivy, Sandy Kover, Diane Storc, Patty Orwig, Mildred Moody, Sylvia Wellington, Edna Campbell, Marleah McBride. How 3. Charles Hampton, Gerry Vandergriit, Iames Kijowski, Iohn Krupko, Chester Sudol, Lewis Ivy, Bobby Iohn- son, Gary Toth, Edward Calvert, Ricky Lewis, David Petrilla. PAGE 74 1 SECOND GRADE-MRS.McNEES Row 1. Mary Ellen Manhollen, Iudy Cartwright, Pamela Wilkie, Iudy Watkins, Paula Ginson, Marcella Tipper, Nita Paden, Dorothy Reese. Row 2. Beverly Moison, Dianne Toth, Karen Golubic, Earl Griltith, Alan Ramsay, Roger Bell, Sandra Wellington, Peggy Van Syckel, Sherry Leonhart, Mrs. McNees. Row 3. Ioseph White, Iames Orascon, Ierry Ladd, Billie Colburn, Ray Vaughn, Iames Alderler, Paul Molin, Ronnie Geist, Iohn Koniowski, Iames Werner. SECOND GRADE-MISS DILLON Bow l. Isla Iean Malcomson, Cynthia Palmeter. Shelia Barrett, Sherry Copham, Carole Anne Mutch, Beatrice Haney, Barbara Gilford, Barbara Smith, Patricia Tadla, Linda Petrilla. Row 2. Miss Dillon, Paul Campbell, Silas Crockett, David Alderler, Douglas Wade, Tony Alcantor, Charles Kover, Kenneth Story. Row 3. Ralph Dunco, Ioe Kovacicek, Iuanita Newhouse, Iudy Stevenson, Cynthia Streeter, Sandra Rudge, Maynard Bteedlove. PAGE 75 THIRD GRADE-MRS. LAWRENCE Row 1. Wanda Martin, Barbara Domitrovich, Kathy White, Susan Fritz, Patricia Cellio, Bernadette Vaupel, Susan Reese, lane Fiddler. Row 2. Sandra Yakopec, Goldie Kuhn, Iohn Piowarsy, Rolly Ryan, Roger Crockett, Ioseph Zenchak, Iudy Doumont, Catherine Clawson. Row 3. Frank Sudol, Iohn Hapsic, Buddy Bums, Billy Rea, Larry Kuharic, Danny Roberts, Iohn Arrowood, Tim Freisen, Tommy Henderson, Louis Flere. THIRD GRADE-MISS HINTEN Row 1. Iackie O'Brien, Polly Krupko, Pamela Bodnar, Carolyn Cox, Sandra Cretella, Marsha Cox, Ianice Kenneally, Mildred Antolini. Row 2. William Wright, Robert Kennedy, Mike Baltich, Walter Howell, Ion Zimmerman, Roy Beebe, William Woodley, Thomas Vernardas, Miss Hinten. Row 3. Iudith Terlecki, Rosemary Stibinger, Eleanor Ivy, Eugene Wagner, Sammy Waller, Gene Woodley, Mike Eaumhauer, Dale Hartson, Marilyn Hampton, Carol Zajac, Sally Cozadd. PAGE 76 w l J FOURTH GRADE-MRS. ROBINSON Flow 1. Kay Lewis, Karen Kenneally, Sandra Grosbeck, Susan Braun, Dolly Prinz, Mary lane Craven, Linda Fritz. Row Z. Mrs. Robinson, Floyd Coudriet, David Kuriis, Isabell Hodge, Marilyn Ruschman, Ioan Kunovicli, Lois Kon- iowski. Clarence Newhouse, Peter Se-mics. Row 3. Richard Alderler, Edward Dolsak, Keith Dunniga n, Bruce Ramsay, Neal Sabine, Robert Scarbrouqh, William Lewis, Edward Daiqneau. FOURTH GRADE--MRS. MORRIS Row l. Patty Soltesz, Karen Lewis, Robin Green, Peggy Bryant, Bonnie Polo, Carol Gifford, Ianice Culhberlson. Row 2. Belty Elswick, Linda Carr, Bonnie Iohnson, Iudy Ryan, Kathy Colubic, Carol Sell, Sally Cartwriqlit, Sally O'Brien, liow 3. Sam Badnek, Bobby Mulch, Garry Koncsol, David Heilmari, Robert Elswick, Dick Martin, Robert Kover, Robert Peirilla, Ceorge Coudriel. PAGE 77 FIFTH GRADE- MRS. MCCREARY Row 1. Alene Neff, Carol Hubbard, Ianet Lewis, Pauline Gorman, Diane Ward, Mary Kovach, Donna Ewing, Gail Ginson, Nancy Arbie, Sherry Mattison. Row 2. Mrs. McCreary, Patricia Haddix, Ioan Dickey, Lillian Bryant, Patricia Stellato, Judith Kover, Shirley Cupan, Ioyce Kijowski, Rosalind Neil, Rose Fiddler. Row 3. Harvey Breedlove, Ronald Kucynski, Roger Van Cfilder, William Lewis, Larry Carkido, Iames Restuccio, George Dunco, Albert Bobchuck, Sam Costarella. FTFTH GRADE--MR. DERENZO Row 1. Icmes Dincrd, Iudith Yuhasz, Ianet Yuhasz, Karen Shutyak, Karen Andrews, Nancy Kuhn, Doris Wagner. Susan McClelland, Robert White. Row 2. Mr. Derenzo, Robert Woods. Sue Ellen Cox, Aleria Mikus, Wilma Lewis, Betty Arrowood, Carolyn Swice- quod, Paulette Sudol, lames Betts, Row 3. Robert Watts, Millard Binion, Tom Leskovac, Richard Vesey, James McCabe, Iames Ruschman, Charles Speerbrecker, George Petrilla. PAGE '72 Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories ART CLASS Today is Art Day! ! ! Mrs. McNees's second grade class is involved in one of two weekly art sessions. Each class in the grade school has art for fifty minutes, two days or week. Each grade is treated on an individual basis according to past experience and present needs. As much as possible the art activity is correlated with the school and home life of the student. PAGE HU ROOSEVELT CHOIR lll W l, l11.1mV Elflck, IOP Eidrwk, Tom Levskovfxc, llmmy DlI.K,I'Cl, Glnrvin Hcnlmlrmson, lllxn-xl Amin-wzz, liulum-17 Vvlltl., I lm Fl Inf-ll'x, Chnl Chnson, Kfxzon Shuiymk, Imnes Bolts, Iolm Klsll, Guylo Phllllp-., Cmol Kllvvn HOW . lolm ROOM-, Ronfxld Kucyxlskl, lcimens RPSIUCCIO, Hvvlyn Hannon, Elluor l-lilkllxll, Sully llwlxlm-ll, Nlslly lun l'l1-11 lcmmra Sclrxlmrgfxlcl, l lr1nC0s O'Bx'1Qn, Plulllp Arbm, luck Brcmn, Pntly Stwllnlo, Sciuclxn Allan-. ROW I3 Mrs, Curry, Clyde Wlxovlnx, Donald l.ukms, Frank 'Fr-:le-ckl, lon- Mulch, Vucunm Fry, V.-mmm: Ulf-:,kl1, I-m--I Hunks Pllyllxs Hobbs, Betty Pelle-, Ioyco Kllowskx, Emlly lvy, Clxmlfms lirmxwmlm, Slurloy l e-mmm. R 9 455155-S M 1 ' ',.x ki? .fha 6 M Mi., MW-1. ' I - ' -A 4- J' n A 9- '-1 ' fu- TRIPLE TRIO Row 1. Donna Sollesz. Ioe Muich. Glenda Robinson. Gayle Phillips. Ioe Budnek. Row 2. Icrck Braun, Iumes Scmtagatu, Elinore Puden, Clyde Wheeler, Mrs. Curry. PAGE El Violins: Coyle Phillips Glenda Robinson los Bodnik Veronica Olesko Piano: Ioe Mulch Cello: V-Elmo l.c1dd Fluie: Flcncis OVBIICD ROOSEVELT ORCHESTRA Bells: Polly Krupko Clurinels: luck Braun James Black Sandra Wellinqlon Trumpets: James Suntuqolu David Heilmun Saxophones Carol. Green Bonnie Polo Alto Clarinet: James Restuccio Drums: Roberi Barrett Tom Bcitcho Ioe Dikun Doriclld Luknis Ronald Sudol Philip Arbie Director: Mr. Phillips CHRISTMAS CANTATA ROOSEVELT SIXTH GRADE BANQUET ROOSEVELT SCHOOL PATROL Row 1. George Dunco, Elinor Paden, Robert Barrett, Iames Santaqata, Virginia Fry, Ronald Kucynski Row 2. R:-bert Calvert, Frank Calvert, Dale May, Tom Leskovac, Douglas Hodge, ludy Hcxpsic. Row 3. Mr. Rea. PAGE E3 UD AND COMING LETTERMEN - 50' anal ghcracle Baskefbafl Row Pgank Mlpcic, Hola umm, LW, Uafhalo, M waffs, Ronnie ffucynsfri, Mr. Sdyanicfl. powzibmmy Resfuccio, Clyzfe Malek 1sa,,.,ez,f,,, sMf,,,,.,4,, M -Frleqky, .foe Mufcf: A FAREWELL T0 A FAITHFUL SERVANT Miss Orene Shermcm 334- Haw, W-Due goblins will geJc you Z'- wafck ou UN' SchooPs out I you. olon Jn Mr. Maciill X ' I MR DOLlf'l10l1+2 Mr. Sh-oup Mr. Moran AUTOGRAPHS Class of 1921 Catherine Seiple Hully Sa rah 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 ol' 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 Nannelte Arnott Bob Alderfer Carl Barnes Dorothy Banner Cartwright Margaret Luarde Fagnano Betty Ewing Harner William Hennon John Harvey Johnson Wilbur McClimans Elizabeth Foder Radford Gilbert Rea Mildred Scarbrough Rea Walter Zajac Walter Zenczak Harriet Cartwright Walls Class of 1930 Edna Meyers Barth Maxine Reigelman Bruce-Dec-. Anna Carman Fay Matlas Cook Glenn Cutting Georgia Davis Headd Jeral Johnson Helen Probst Kennedy Dec. Frank Julian Jay Littlepage Alumni Class of 1930 Ruby Beil 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 Iah Santa a I - ' g ta-Deceased Wilher 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 Kopaok Marie Burkey Krupko, Dr. Mildred Vuletich Leskovac Mary Carman Manall Sadie Bell Mason Andy Ochman Helen Zenczak 0'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 Galio Andy Golublc Elizabeth Slaughenhaupt Hamm Irene Hellman 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 Razuni Charles Scarbrough Robert Streeter Margaret Cartwright Walls Steve Yaletchko John Zenczak PAUSE G9 Class of 1934 Anthony Barkovich Harry Cutting Margaret Pope DeJute Mary Kurnett Dinard Ray Filipan Louis Flere Goldie Matlas Gurss Johanna Zimmerman Lcpor Earl Matthews, Jr. David Meek Joyce Scarbrough McCormick James Neff Steve Ochaman Donald Parker Ann Borecki Pavillsko Adolph Plecha John Storc Stanley Sylak Bernard Wilson Ignatius Zajac Mike Zets Class of 1935 William Ancik August Antollni Mary Balint Geraldine Holmes Battin Margaret Negro Beatty Margaret Cal en Kennedy John Carman Bill Cartwright Rebella Glordanengo Chance Alice Wick Crum Ernest Cuthbertson Harry Davis Dorothy Burns Davey Chester Deluga Nellie Delon DeProtio Ruth Hellman Flannagan Jack Geister, Dr. Margaret Martini Gieger Eugenie Kish Sophia Kopack Steve Hapslc Hilda Day Hoth Marian Semics Krlvan Helen Gastnldo Henry Kucynskl Thornley Marshall Henry Mason Lucille Julian Mazza Paul Milkovich Henry Molln Charles Mondrut Rebecca Wilkes Morgan Minnie Roseman Novak Eileen Scarbro Powell Dolly Orascon Prince Mary Radakovich Celina Huslzed Rafferty Joe Ramsay Robert Reigelman Willard Shaw Joe Sudol Steve Sylak Fern Anderson Templin Zora Vukelich 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 Margaret Bodnar Lavin Virginia Wick Lees Jack Matthews. Dr. Mary Alive Evans McMurray Ann Hodak Mintulansky Fred Mulin George Alondrut Victor Necsa Helen Hutchison Pine Edward Plecha Brocco Radellc 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-Deceased Genevieve Borecki Krumpak Edward Larson John Marshall Ann Marsic Edythe Maybray Eva Mondrut Harry McClimans Mary Maysak Mildred Vukich Nickolln 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 Suehanek Henry Sylak Albert Taylor Steve Torsky I-lenrietta Rochette Vlasic Jack Watson lda Mae Werner Florence Woods Antollni Mary Zets Class of 1938 George Anderson Tillie Lavaty Atwell Pete Kuritz Leo Callen Charles Conners John Daniluk Gladys Comer Galetl Quentin Geho Jack HeaddfvDeceased Mary Margaret Hellman Griffiths Rose Marie Julian Wayne Kukuk Jack Leck Mary Kish Miller Betty Mason Molin Nick Mondrut Joyce Cophain 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-Dee. 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 William Flere Deceased Martha Zeller Graham Robert Griffith William Hefko John Hodak Dorothy Householder Hogan Helen Mould Kistler Joe Krumpak 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 Williard 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 Lyda Stumpf Class of 1940 Anna Grace Cartwright Arm- brecht Eleanor Baltich Barbar Bernard Bentfield Francis Deion Boyus Clarence Coles David Conners Kathryn Fedyski Urban Albert Flere ' Mary Husted Gilbert Lucille McKenna Heekert Elizabeth Ann Larson Jones Emmanuel Kish Katherine Popovich Kunovich Joan Moissant: Leonhart Kathleen Clifford Loutzenheser 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 Carolyn Vuletich Logar Dorothy Lauser Talioferro 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 FAEE 9D Bob Harker Kathryn Hodak Alice Clifford Hoffman Edgar Irwin Virginia Noel: Irwin Ann Conners Jordan Ivan Kendjelic Helen Kish Romain Andrew Kopziek John Koper Earl Kurnosky-Deceased Edward Lubonovich Emerick Lubonovich Jean Merriman McIntyre Marjorie Zeller lVIarks Margaret. Maysak Warren Meek Muriel Wyosky lVIiller George Millkovich-Deceased Eugene Molin Arthur Molin Lillian Pucekovich Petrick Jack Schulte Albert Sikora--Deceased Willimn M. Smith Margaret Sikora Suchanek Ann Cveljo Tepsick Bob Vukich Robert. Weygant Ed Wade Agnes Zenezak Class of 1942 Charles Anthony Harold Beatty Helen Benson Helen Kiellseh Bentfield George Brown Vera Budrevich Wilmer Dunlap Mildred Marsic Gadd Rose 'Rota Gallo Harold Geho Pat Callahzin Hoffman Ralph Hughes Mary Krossinan Kollar Joe Kunkel William Kurnosky Glenn Leek Bob Lindsey Bud Link William Magill Daniel Mattison John Mikacinich Anna Ancik Mikacinich Albert, Milakovich John S. Nock Boo Paxton Dorothy Cartwright, Pierce Veronica Pucekovich Robert: Radelic Dorothy Reedy McCaffery Earl Ridener Leonard Roberson Eugene Rochette Harry E. Ryan Betty Lou Ryan Marjorie Scarbrough Gussie Lou Rose Schaffer Ray Sells Ruth Siranovich Miranda Michael Vukelich Nancy Arbie Yukon Sadie Zetts Ralph Pierce Class of 1943 William Ague Mildred Baltich Jones Daniel Baltich Pauline Coleman Beamer Bernard Blspeek Charles Clifford James J. Copham Teddy Deion, Deceased Henry Deluga Lillian Dorlosan Lesho Bob Fedyski Raymond Flere Wilma Sikora Fusek Bertha Telega Getta Rose lVlarie Bodnar Jones Ann Kalineich Ann Kish Steve Kompanik Harold Lisdell-Deceased Mary Petkovich Loychik N-eil Marshall Howard Hollingsworth Sally Mattlson Francis McKenna Alexander Milkovich Barbara Mikacinich Fynes 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 Christina Brown MeQuown 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 I-'rank 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 Jankovich 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 Kyle 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 l-lusted Kachurick 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 Dolores 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 Sqaganich Novak Alfred Sc ell 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 lrene 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 Mlkus Pete Hughes Dick Miller Daniel Oljac Becky Evans Paxton Dan Petkovlch Joe Rota Rose Ann Sikora Roh Donald Stevens Rudy Sudol Jane Sylak Stephana Tankovich Chuparkoff Charles Toth Ivan Vukimirovlch 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 Keyowski Jean Killin McClaim Bud Kutsko Maggie Ledenko Ruth Ellen Martin Petrenick 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 '31 George Snyder Ted Snyder Edna Mae Steeves Snyder Ann Stofko Ferenszy Mary Jean Walls Ragano Joan Weygant White Art Wilkes Jack Holmes Class of 1949 Leon Boyer Katherine Dlkun Stanton Dodson Idamae Edwards Robert Grindle Patricia Hann Wilson Joe Harryhill Rose Marie Klllln Cuthbertson Helen Krisano Shirley Marsh Nick Marsh John McKinley Ruth Ann Moody John Olson Bill Polas Harold Schaab Carolyn Sell While Helen Jane Schell Cavendcr Fred Myers Betsy Tankovich Michael Tankovich George Turcola George White Gilbert Woods Robert llodgkinson Clifford Geho Robert Callahan Class ol' 1950 Charles Altaffer Michael Baltich Robert Beebe Charles Cuthbertson Harry Daniluk Donna Jean Coles Hodgkinson Helen Dikun Kirby Anne Bury Folio Joseph W. Engle Joe Evinsky Frank L. Folio Karl Hapcic Katherine Domltrovich Gloria' Dean Hapcic Woods Veronica Kovy Ilernandez Bob Julian Charles Klenovich Mike Kijowski David McKinley Ted Myers Helen Ledenko Maderitz Marilynn Miller Makar Liaura Pastore George T. Ryan, Jr. Walter Sudol Olga Sikora Pallo Janie Sumpson Turcola Julia Sperlak Cohol Wylie Geho Class of 1951 Ann Batcho Tisone Joan Batcho James Bodnar Catherine Bucan Woods Michael Casale Nancy Comer Rees Dorothy Cuthbertson Moore Jo Ann Delon Bonasera Margaret Jean Dodson Bennett Edward Domitrovich Jerome Eldridge Geraldine Gonze Norman llarryhill 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 Jack Probst Donald Turcola Michael Viboch Robert Viboch Frank Bokan Class of 1952 Delores Arbie Catherine Betts John Budrevieh Carole Christman Julian Bill Cupan Norman Jo Donaldson Fred Engle Jackie Lee Frazier Joe Goch Duane Kaufman Dorothy Kieltsch Edward Kodash Larry Kutsko Frank Ledenko Peggy Ledenko Matthew Luknis Martha Jean Martin Tom McDermott Arthur O'Ncll Robert Pavelich Julia Petkovieh Catherine Piowarsy Pete Polas Emma Lou Ruha Alice Mae Walls Anna Grace Wylie Class of 1953 Edwin Baldwin Rodney Banish Leo Bard Michael Barkovich Barbara Brown Richard Cartwright Jane Casale Lynn Davis Rose Marie Durkin William Eldridge Robert Evans Lois Fritz Sharon Gahagan Alan Getts John Golubic Martha Ivy David Kaereher Eileen Killin Myers Barbara Lobinger John Maysak Richard Muckridge Margaret Myers Leona Newhouse Kennon Phillips Fred Plecha Victoria Popp Carleen Ryan Robert Sell Carlene Spjut Shirley Stauffer Friend Michael Stofko Jeannette Sudol Marion Vidak Robert White Ronald Wilson Martha Yothers Edward Zajac Alumni PAGE 92 ENAvAvN5l2ikNAfvAvAfvAv5ffvAvNAv RINGS MEDALS TRGPHIES COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS H. E. STAUFFER 3699 Avalon Road - Phone SK I-6885 Shaker Heights, Ohio Representing STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY HousToN, TEXAS 4v' A A '1lvAvAv'v'vQv'vA4'vAv4vAvAvAvA vAvAvAvAv'-ISIN!- 1 vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Compliments of REESEY'S MENS SHOP Arrow Shirts - Hickok Belts Mallory Hats 7 N. State St. Girard, Ohio Phone LI 5-5030 vAvAvAvAvAvAv'v'v'vAfvAvAvAv'v'vAvAv4vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv'vA4I in SCHAEFER MUSIC SHOPPE 4 r S 3 l Musical Instruments - Accessories . . P Sheet Music and Supplies It P Guaranteed Instrument Repairing ? u S. PAOLONE 81 SON Girord's Leading Shoe Repair We Specialize in Invisible Half Soles Shoe Shine ll N. State St. Girard, Ohio Phone RI. 3-4605 - Res. Rl. 3-2803 tp 409-10-11-12 Keith-Albee Bldg. Music . . . The Universal Langua L Youngstown 3, Ohio 'I +.1...1 C -...-...- V 4. +.A.... , A.A.... - A...., s IMPERIAL sl-loss :I FOR MEN: Jarman - Pedwin - American Gentleman FOR BOYS 81 GIRLS: Buster Brown - Robin Hood Beautiful Fashion Footwear For Women IMPERIAL SHOES Quality Family Footwear 44 W. Liberty Phone LI 5-9549 Girard, Ohio CEKUTA BRO'S. Fooo MARKET mc. Golden Dawn Foods Choice Meats Compliments of L. D. HORDEN Your Farm Bureau Insurance Agent 1, r 146 E. Liberty si. on-ard, ohio I+ 900 N. State St. Girard. Ohio Phone LI 5-6192 b 4 5 We Specialize in 1: CORSAGES l WEDDING BOUQUETS 4 HosP1TAL BOUQUETS TABLL: DECORATIONS FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS ,t VVheel Alignment 3 - . , L Bhone LI 0-3781 3 wi- TELEGRAPH FLOWERS U01 S' Stale' Sl' 4: State at Smithsonian Girard. O. GIHARD. QI-HO :P Phone l,l 5-0110 5 .v,v,v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.,.,.,,.,.,.,-v-,A,A,-,-,-,-,-,-,-v-,-,-,A,-.-.1-v-xrv---v'w-v-vw-v-v-v-lvxf---A-A--A-JN v v v v 3vAvAv4v4vAvAv4v4vA?vA!?fffff7!! fif7!????f!!!???ff????ff?fffv Arden Furniture Co. Bvglier F0fd Sales Devoted to Your Home l'Your Friendly Ford Dealer Sales and Service 40 S. Main Sf. - Phone Ol.. 2-29173 434 N. State St. LI 5-6621 Niles, Ohio Gifflfd, Ohio Compliments ol' FREDRIC'S DRIVE-IN Old Fashioned Charcoal Bar-B-Q's Located on Route 422 Between Warren and Girard, Ohio Curb Service -A Counter Service Carry Out Orders Open 11 A.M. 'Till 1 A.M. CreteIIa's Auto Body Quality Work Always BOM N. State St. LI 5-6094 Girard, Ohio Compliments of Ague's Barber Shop Congratulations to CLASS OF 1954 S. MARK LONDON GIRARD, oHlo LEON DOU BET JEWELER Gorham, Lunt and Wallace Sterling 51 S. Main Street NILES, OHIO -AAA---AA--AA-AA---AAA-,.AAAAA vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv The WARREN MARBLE 81 GRANITE Company 823 Niles Road, S. E. Opposite Entrance to Oakwood Cemetery Dial Warren 3713-6 Warren, Ohio SINCE 1890 ---A4--AAAA--AAA-A-,-.,,.AA-AAA- vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvv vAv4vAvAvAvAvAvAwfNf2AvAvAv4wl?vAvAv4v4v4vAvAvAvAvAvAvAv'vAv v4vAv'vAv4vAv4v4v4wlNfvAwlNl'vAvAvAv4vAv4v'NfvA MAY'S We Will Not Be Undersold Largest Assortment in the Valley Lowest Prices in the State Repairing - Painting Gen. Repairing 81 Painting We Take Trades Tires-Batteries-Accessories GIRARD CYCLE SALES Phone Ll 5-8978 lf AND SERVICE Marshall Road McDonald 5 W. Liberty Street Girard, Ohio SACHS JEWELRY Best Wishes C. ROY Buy Your Jewelry Needs At Sachs Jewelry The Finest Jewelry Store In Trumbull County Insurance Agency, Inc. Insure-In Sure-Insurance l5 S. State St. Phone Ll 5-5406 GIRARD, OHIO vv,AA,VVvv,,vVvv.v.v.v,,.v.,,.v. - - .v.v.v.v.v.,.,,,,.v.,.,. - - - .,.v.v.,v,.,.,.,v,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.J, QPfvAvAvAvAvAvAv-.1-v-v1xfvAv-xrv-,-ve,-,-,-v-v-v-v-'Av-f.Av-,Av-v-v-v-,A,Av.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v A-- Auf iAvAv Affv'v4vAfvAv'v4vAvAvAwlNrAv vlvAvAifvAvAvAvAvAvAv4v vAvAv'Nr vAvAvAvAwl2A vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv5lSAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv4vA?vAvAv4vAv'?vAvAv v4 rn,-vAv. FORD CLEANERS 54 E. State St. Niles, O. For Quality Cleaning Niles Lumber 81 Supply Complete Building Materials Phone OL 2-4051 Your Downtown Lumber Dealer 46 E. Church Niles, Ohio Compliments of GIRARD HARDWARE, INC. Buy Here. Pay Cash Pay Less 52 w. Liberty GIRARD, OHIO Phone Ll 5-6218 Homer H. Hoffman Co. Your Reliable Department Store Dry Goods, Ladies, Men's, and Childrt-n's Ready to Wear. Lingerie, Corsets. Window Shades, Wallpaper, Blankets, and Venetian Blinds 35-37 South Main Street Phone OL 2-2586 Niles, Ohio PERRY'S FLOWERS 20 E. Liberty St. Girard, Ohio Phone LI 5-5231 Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Artistic Floral Arrangements For All Oreasiorts Artz Floor Coverings 38 S. State Street Girard, Ohio DlLLON'S Pastries - Lunches - Fountain Service Between The Theatres 35 W. Liberty Street Girard, Ohio SAKAS FAMILY CLOTHIER Girard s Popular Price Store 28 W. Liberty Street GIRARD, OHIO Phone LI 5-8411 vvAv-v-'Av-vAvAv-v-.Av-v-'Av-v-'Av-vAvAvAvAr::r::rrr:::::::r::::::r::f:r:rv-v-v-vAf vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv C ompliments' of GIRARD AUTO SERVICE E. J. LONG 209 N. State St. Girard, Ohio Phones: Day LI 5-6414 - Night LI 5-5627 vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvff aalyb DELICIOUS MILKSHAKES and SUNDAES MINERAL RIDGE, OHIO Our Motto Not How Cheap, But How Good f Henry E. Davis Company DAVIS - THAT'S ME The Pioneer Plumber Plumbing and Heating Engineers For Expert and Safe Plumbing See Us 65-67 State St. Phone OL 2-3617 NILES, OHIO JENSEN HARDWARE CO. Famous Name Appliances Frigidaire - Tappan Hoover - Easy lronrite - Speed Queen 20-22 State Sr. Phone OL 2-2507 NILES, OHIO AD SERVICE Union Printers GIRARD, OHIO PARK FURNITURE CO. Easiest Way To Pay Is Park-Wayv State St. at Central Park Niles, Ohio Phone OL 2-4611 Flowers by Higley's, Inc. Dial OL 2-4347 jfqwqww Dial SW 9-3246 NlLE5 OHIO JHIGLEYS Youngslown 9 Ohio , Oh, I ' McKinley Hts. 1578 M5h0f1lfl9 ' I Ufgri' I ' ' -.v.v.w.-.-. v.'. v.-.v.v .'.'., Cicero's Superette Home Made Hot Sausage MEATS - GROCERIES - PRODUCE Phone OL 2--9710 219 E. Park Ave. Niles, Ohio .v.v,,,v.v.,.v,,v.,-v-,Q9v-v-v-,-vA,AvAv-v-,A.-,-vAvA.-v-.Av-v-vev-v-vevvvev-'Avevev-v-v-v-vevevevevl'Av-v-vev-4 -v-v-v-v-v-v-v-A A A -v-v-.-vsrv-vAv-vAv-v-'Av-v-'avrv-v-v-.Av+v-v-vAv-v-v+v-v-v-vAv-.-vAv-vAvAv-'Av-AvA-A GET THE BEST . . McDonald GET Fifemeffs SEALTEST 0 MILK - ICE CREAM Home Coming I Telephone RI 32161 July 4th The Youngstown Sanitary 'E Milk Co. Biggest Day in 1954 1: 715 Erie St. Youngstown, O. Congratulations and Best Wishes 3' from and W E LTY ' S HOQD GRCCERY BEN FRANKLIN STORE A Complete SELF-SERVE I-ine of Mears E 23-25 wesf Liberty sneer and Groceries GIRARD, OHIO .--AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-A--AA-A -:rv-v-vArr.nAv-Arva-V-vAvAv-v-.AvAvA.Av-:Jv'Av-v-v-v-vAv-rr'Av-vAv-vvv-v-vA,Av-vAv-.Ava-v- Compliments of DAVIDSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Guaranteed l 4+ 4+ Most in Service But Least in Cost Ambulance Service Phone Ll 5-6914 Churchill Road Girard, Ohio Congratulations, Classes of 1954! We've come so far from the Little Red School . . . the place Grandpa left to go out into the world. The simple training that he acquired in that one-room building of long ago was SO vastly different from yours! Education has leaped right along with the hurried advance of science and industry , . . and youth has discovered complexities early . . . so early that some of the most startling finds in the world of invention today have come from the minds of the very young. Take the vast store of wisdom that these years of study have given you. Take it right on to new fields of knowledge . . . to college, to business, to the career of your choice. Remember that most knowledge has been recorded in books . . . so continue to study. continue to work toward GREATER heights of perfection. Our best wishes go with you all of the way! McKELVEY'S the store that Youngstown built . . . still building with Youngstown 4vAJ94v4v4v4v4v4vAv-Av4vAvAv4v4v4vAv4v4v4vAvAvAv5l'v4v4v4v'Nf'vAv4v4v4v4v4v4v4v4v4v4vAvAv4v4vAvAqlNlNf l 4+ t 'I '+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 1 vAv4vAvAv'vAvAvAvAv4vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv4vAvAvAvAv'v4v Compliments of NICK RAGAzzo RA.GAZZO'S MEN'S WEAR The Home of Name Brands 29 S. Main Street -- Niles, Ohio v4vA,AvAvAvAv4vAvAvAvAv-.AfvAvAvAv4vAvAvAvAvAv'NrAvAv'4V 3 l STATE DRUG CO. Charlie Ague, Prop. ll W. Liberty St. GIRARD, OHIO Where Quality, Service and a Smile Await You Establish a Bond of Service Between This Store and Your 4 tl 3 3 3 3 3 Homev Congratulations To The Class Of l954 EN DRES-GROSS FLOWERS Phone LI 5-5512 L. C. ZELLER Flour, Feed, Grain and Poultry Supplies A Unusual Corsages Freezer Supplies Fertilizer 22 N. State Street Choice Lawn Seed Girard - LI 5-5125 132 W. Wilson - Girard, Ohio LOG CABIN RESTAURANT Phone 95060 Austintown, Ohio Price Heating Co. 3 3 3 4 3 3 l 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 'C 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 f in tr 4 tr --v--.3 3 3 Coal, Gas, Oil Furnaces Roofing and Spouting 613 South State Street Girard, Ohio 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. Yoiingstown-Polarnd Road YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO McKinley Heights Sliopping Center Warren Shopping Plaza 3 3 3 3 5 3 Hochadel Agency Insurance and Real Estate 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 '3 3 tr 32 S. State St. Girard, Ohio Phones Office LI 5-6212 Res. LI 5-6332 4vAvAvAv'5l9AvAv5AvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAwlNlNlNlNlVN,4A vAvAvAvAv'vAvQvAvAv'NfvAv4v'Nl?vAvAv'NlNlNl'v4v4vAvAv4 v'vAvAvAvAvAv-J-1wAvAvAvAv-v-v-.Av-vAv-vAvAvAvAvAvAv-'Av-v-vAv-,A,-,-,-,A,,.,.,.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v..v.v.v.v. ROSLER SERVICE STATION GIRARD, OHIO Compliments of SHAKER'S Dry Goods and Furnishings Corner of Park and State Streets Phone OL 2-3118 NILES, OHIO Compliments of RODNEY-ANN'S 18 E. Liberty Street GIRARD, OHIO 172 High Street WARREN, OHIO Rodney Karlson, Prop. NILES DRY CLEANING NILES, OHIO WE CALL AND DELIVER THE NILES BANK COMPANY NILES, oHlo Member Federal Reserve Bank Member F.D.I.C. JULIAN MOTOR 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 5-547.3 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Niles, Ohio Dave Williams, Owner 4v4v'NfvAvAv4v4v'NlNINA3vAvAvA A THE GRIFFITH AGENCY, INC Insurance - Bonds - Real Estate 18 North Market Street Opposite Post Office GIRARD, OHIO Phone LI 5-5489 Compliments Z 5 of your Milkmcln BROOKFIELD DAIRY Shorpsville, Penncl. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1954 And An Invitation To Join In Membership With UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 1307 MCDONALD, OHIO AvAvAvAvAv4v'Nl'v4v5lNfvAvAvAwlSAv4wl 4vAv4v4vAvAvGlS4vAv -vA,Av-vAvAv.vAvAv.vAv.v.v.w,3Av.vL.v.v. v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.vAvAv.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v A FRIEND May the Class of 1954 of McDonald High School be diligent in its efforts to succeed and successful in all of its worthwhile undertakings. -v-v-v-v-fffrr.Av-rv-v-vAv+v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v .-v-v-v-v-v v .-v-v v v v v v-v-. vAvAvAv4vAvAv4v4v4vAv4v'vAvAvAv'vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv'v'v'v'v'vAvAvAv4v4vAvAvAvAvAv4v4vAvAvAvAv4vAvAvAv Try a Chickenburger A Bird of a Sandwich 506 Churchill Road Girard, Ohio In Your Store and in Your Favorite Restaurant Compliments of HumbIe's Restaurant Robert 81 Sarah Jamieson 25 N. State Street Girard, Ohio Phone LI 5-8935 Compliments of POLOIS 81 SONS TEXACO SERVICE iso N. sane sf. - Ph. LI 5-89675 Girard, Ohio f HalI's Music Store Over 50 Years in Warren : Pianos - Band Instrument 519 E. Market Street Warren, Ohio Phone 3766-1 K. 81 S. REFRIGERATION 300 Indiana Avenue Phone LI 5-3839 McDonald, Ohio M.: 01110 ' ', co. fa Mirrors of Distinction Visit Our New Showroom 1203 Youngstown Road Warren. Ohio Phone 33606 B A H M ' S Dependable Merchandise 41-43 State Street NILES, OHIO N4ffJNriNNNNiNLiNNNNNiiNiii'Nl2LQNiA KrehI's Newsstand 101 N. State Street Girard, Ohio Magazines - Newspapers Cigars - Cigarettes v4-lSAvAlvA vAv4-'Avg' 3 - vAv4vAJilNl' 'aAvAvAvAvAlvAv'N!'v4-!?v'NJ'vAvAv4vAvAvAvAvAvAv4vAvAvAv v v vAvAv4vAvAvAvAvAv'v' JN: Congratulations Class of 1954! BLAC KSTON E'S FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL DIRECTORS I04 E. Liberty Street Phone LI. 5-5052 GIRARD, OHIO 24-Hour Ambulance And Invalid Coach Service H U G H ES SERVICE STATION SOHIO GAS and O!L 423 S. State Street Phone LI. 5-8976 GIRARD, OHIO A,45fN1x:v3l9AvAv'?v4v4vAvAv vAvAvAvAv4v v4vAvAvAvA vAvAvA AvAvAvAvAvAvAv'vAv4-AvAvAvAvAvAvAv4vAvAvAvAv4l-vAvAv4v'vAv-v'vAvA:vAvAv4vAvAvAv'vAv'v'vAvAvAvAv'vAv TROPHY SPORTS BETTER ATHLETIC GooDs I3 E. State Street NILES, OHIO Phone OL 2-21 I6 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 under- take. That is what we are doing at the GIRARD THEATRES when we say YOUR PLEASURE IS OUR BUSINESS 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 movie hits will be on our theatres screens immediately after National Release Date. If it's 2D, ISD. Cinemaseope, or wide screen, we have it. PETER M. WELLMAN P.S. Remember the Girard Theatres are air-conditioned all year round for your comfort. AAAAQAAAAAAAAAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA- vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv'vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvfvvv' 'I 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 4 4L L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 4 L L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L l Greetings to McDonald High School Class of I954 from FIRST NATIONAL BANK GIRARD, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 6I YEARS OF SAFE BANKING This I954 ROLLER Was Printed by Uhr Niles Bailg Glinwz and The Girard News SPECIALISTS IN QUALITY PRINTING of all kinds at Reasonable Prices v.v.vA'5,v.v.v.v.v.v,,,N,v.v.,5,.,.,A,-,- 'Av-,Av I 'I 'I 'I 'r 'I 'I 'I 'v 'I 'L 4 I 'I 'I 'r 4 'I 'I 'r 'r 4vA A A A A Avkilvkkkk'v'vAvAv'vAvAvAJvAvAvAv'vAvkAffJf!f??if?f!iifffffff!fffvAffff?!vAifffql?vAff!vAvAY I I S!vAvAvAvAvAvAv'v4v5f wAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv'v4vAvAvA Compliments of ZICARD BROS. FURNITURE 114 N. State Street Girard, Ohio 3900 Youngstown Road Warren, Ohio NNNAvAvAvAf-:Av v v vAvAvAvAv v'vAv'vAvAvAv v v v v'vAv v v The Western Reserve Lumber Co. Lumber Headquarters for Trumbull County Lumber - Hardware - Paints 1899 - 1954 55 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 STATIQNERY THE TRUMBULL Take Your Prescriptions SAVINGS and to LOAN COMPANY Monthly Reduction M I E D I N G Mortgage Loans on DRUG STORE Improved Real Estate Savings Accounts Insured Up To S GIRARD, OHIO WARREN, OHIO 10,000 7 South State Street GIRARD, OHIO Shaeffer Pens v v v-v v-v-v v vAv-'Av-'Airfarev-rfrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrfrrrrrrive -v-.naw-v-venus' GIRARD MARKET 1 'r 'r 'r 'i 'r 1 ECONOMY P 4 r 'r Quality First - Service Always ' 'I . W. B ' ' 24 W. Liberty Street 1 126 W Li Snttam' Owger d Oh 'I . ' t . ' ' GIRARD, OHI0 I 1 er y t irar , 10 Phone LI 5-5521 3 Phone Ll 5-6515 MOORE'S ' ' g Congratulations 'I Home Furnishings 1, WAGMAN'S Interior Decorating I Custom Made Draperies CO. SHPCOUQTSJ Eefipmds ' Etc' 201-05 W. Liberty sr. Girard, ohio p O S ew , Ig fNext to McDonald Bridgej Wallpaper - Pamt 'I Floor Coverings - 131111018 i The Home of Good Furniture VICTOR S. MOORE I 329 N. State Street - Girard, Ohio 1: Auflwflzed Dealer '-Tfiilpfm St0Ue3 Phone Ll 5-8511 2 1 Q , Compliments to the ' Graduating Class of 1954 Johnny Dinard Ice Cream , Your Ford Salesman Keeps You 'I Healthy and Happy it 81 2 N. State -- 716 N. State fl WARREN GIRARD, OHIO an,-.,,,,,,v.v.,,v.,.,.,w.,.,.,.,.,,.,.v.,.,.,.,.,.,-,-O-. R .,.v.-., ,.,.,., ,.,.,., .,v Y.,-., :I Compliments of WHORLEY'S TIRE SERVICE Recapping 8: Repairing Amoco Gas Q Oil New Sz Used Tires 5 High Street Girard, Ohio Phone Ll 5-6913 'r 'i 'r 'r 'r in 4 P I 'I 'r 'r 'n 'r 'r 'n The Silver-Crown Diner 103 North State Street Quality Food at Reasonable Prices Try Our Delicious Home Baked Pies 4A-A-AAA-AAA-AAAA--A-A--AA-A-A--A--A--A-AAA--A---AA-. - - - - - .v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.vAvA,-,-,A,-,-v-,-v-v-v-v-v-.-v-'Arv-vAv-vAvAv-v-v-frv-v-vAvA vv Compliments of THE AL TAAFE MOTOR CO., INC. Your Friendly Studebaker Dealer 935 N. State St. Girard, Ohio Phone LI 5-5401 GEORDAN'S MEN'S SHOP A Complete Line of Sportswear For Men and Young Men 287 E. Market Street Warren, Ohio MEUSER'S SHOES Your Family Shoe Store Shoes and Hosiery GIRARD, OHIO New Lester Betsy Ross Splnets and Storey 82 Clark Pianos Martin - Conn - King Leblanc Sr Noblet Band gl Orchestra Instruments Rentals - Sales - Service Webcor O2 Revere Tape Recorders Record Players - Full Line of Records Studios - Accredited Teachers Piano Tuning BERNARD'S MUSIC CENTER 95 8: 97 E. State Street Niles, Ohio Phone OL 2-2311 Authorized Dealer: Bulova - Elgin - Gruen - Hamilton Art-Carved Diamonds - Tru-Art Diamonds Community Plate - 1847 Rogers Parker 51 - Shaeffcr - Lifetime Royal - Underwood Typcwriters R. H. STRINGER Girard's Leading Jeweler Convenient Payment Plan Ohio's Finest Drive-I n Restaurant HANDY ANDY'S ROUTE 422 AT MCKINLEY HEIGHTS, OHIO Compliments of Bury's Super Market Corner of 3rd and McDonald Phone LI 5-3034 Fruits and Vegetables Meats - Groceries Sohio Products HumbIe's Food Market Telephones - LI 5-5435 - LI 5-69I6 11-13 s. iwafkef st. ' Girard, ohio ffvAvAvAfvwuw-v-rv-vu-frrfrvnn-rvwnwnwnv.-'Av-rvwnwwvv-rrrrv-v-Ann-vnu-fr. Q 'A'A'Av' 'A- Af- Af-A-A-A-'ff'-A-'v' 4 'I 4 I n ' . I :E C S Best Wishes Class of 54 4 'I it DRUG STORE LUARDE 1: Sam Woodcock, Prop. EE Prescriptions ti 1: Pay Telephone Bills Here EL E:Park sr Main - Phone OL 2-2317 - Niles, O. you, Desoto - pfymouth Dealer + I' lla nvlvl v -'A'A'AYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYA'Av-vAv-v-v-vA'A'AvA'Av- GENERAL REPAIRING ji BODY AND FENDER WORK 'v THE DOLLAR PAINTING - TOWING 1: FACTORY ENG. MOPAR PARTS P Ig SAVINGS BANK GOODYEAR TIRES COMPANY PHONE L1. 5-5314 NILES, OHIO 30 W. M ' St et Member Federal Deposit Insurance am re Corporation Girard, Ohio Member Federal Reserve System Best Wishes Dqyls Rqdlg Albert Guarnleri 8, Telewslon 4 8' CO' QE Sales 81 Service Center Wholesale Candy - Cigars - QE Phone LI 5-6925 School Supplies 47 W. Liberty sr. Girard, Ohio The Best - Finest Equipped WUYYBU, it Service Department in this Area QQ We Sell the Best Cgz Service the Restl' Have You Tried A Chicken D-inner We carry a complete line of records, Candy Bay Lately? radios and small appliances. .-AA-A----AA,-A----A-LAAA--AAAAAA-A---AAAA--A-AAAAAA--AAA. THE NILES FUEL 8. SUPPLY co. Telephone OL. 2-4349 Builders' Supplies Ready Mixed Concrete Coal and Coke Plaster Materials Sand and Slag 630 GRANT STREET NILES, on-no H. J. Webb, Sec'y 81 Treas. v4vAvAvA1l9'v OYLER BROS., INC. and Steel Forwarding Co 125 S. Canfield-Niles Road Phone Ygn. SW 9-9131 McDonald Ll 5-3240 EVERY DAY'S A HOLIDAY WHEN YOU CAN SERVE oaaalyb QUALITY ICE CREAM v4v4vAvAvAvAwfN?l?vAwfNlSl'v4vAvAvAv41fv4vAvAvAv4 THORNTON'S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING FUR STORAGE 234 Belmont Avenue Phone Rl. 4-0155 Congratulations and Best of Luck to the SENIORS CF 1954 from the Members of the Romanian lsvorul Society Mc Donald, Ohio KEYSTONE SANITARY SUPPLY CO. Everything for Building Maintenance District Representative Ralph E. Matthews Sr. P. O. Box 335 Sharon, Pa. Phone - Sharon 2-2567 v4vAv4vA,1g4v4vAv4vAv4vAvAv4v5rAvAvAvAv'NlNl?vAv4v'NlNifvAv4vAv4v4vG? 4v4v'NfvAv4vAv5lNrAvAvAv'Nf'vAvAvAvGlNfvAv4vAvAvAvAvAv'NlNl'vAvAv'N!BAv4v4v4v4v4vAvAvAI ,,,5lE,, To Thrifty Shoppers 3 4 Whowant To Save! Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 and an Invitation To Join Those Who Wish To Be Thrifty .. AT - Western Auto Associate Store HEADQUARTERS FOR AUTO PARTS, SPORTS, TOYS BUCK and MARIAN WEAVER 46 W. Liberty Street D OOOICOCQOOOOOOOOOO ujwzsrnii Cnrard, Ohio Ph ne LI 98842 Congratulations and Best of Luck to the SENIORS OF 7954 from BALDWIN'S MARKET MEATS and GROCERIES FRUITS and VEGETABLES Lake Milton, Ohio A-AA4AAA-AA vvvvvvvvvvv 1 'r 'r 4 41 s 4 4+ 1 1 4 vNAvAvAv'v -vAvAvEAvAv'Nr Av vAvAvAv'vAvAvAvAvAv'f r 'L 'r 4 r 'v 4 'vNAvAvAvAvAwINl'vA 159-4'vAvAvAv4vAvAv'vAvAv4vAJNfvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv vAvA A -.z-vAvAv+v'-v- Congratulations 81 Best Wishes DRINK 4 4 From 4 coHAss ET JAMES SUPPLY co. BEVERAGES P ' W ll si mfs 8' G Pape' sg VERNOR'S GINGER ALE 103 W. Liberty Street h g HIRES ROOT BEER GIRARD, oHlo g Phone LI. 5-5761 E807 Franklin RL 66331 Compliments of GIRARD FEDERAL The SAVINGS at LOAN Ig ASSOCIATION BRUCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE First Mortgage Loans IE Savings Insured Up To 510,000 To Build, Buy, Repair ' or Re-Finance Homes Phone LI. 5-6356 35 South State Street , GIRARD, OHIO E 537 E. Prospect St. Phone LI 5-6116 Come In And See Our New Home lNlNlNfv4?vAv4v5l?vAvAvN'NfvAv4vAvA AwlN63v'v'wlN!vAwlNl2AvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv'v4vAv I' vAv,,,.vAvAvAv.vAvAv.vAv.v.vAv.v,gxfv.v.v.v.vAYAv.vAvAv.vAvAvAvAv.vAvAvAvAv.vAi,gAv.v.v.vAvAv5,vAvAv v4v4v'vAwlNlNlY4vAv4vAv AvAv4vAvAv5fvAvAv'v'? Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Senior Class of l954 From YOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT Congratulations and Best of Lufck to the Seniors of 1954 from McDONALD HOME APPLIANCE RCA, Zenith, Philco - Television and Radio Hotpoint, Crosley, Estate - Ranges nd Rel'1'igerato1's Bendix, Maytag, Dexter - Automatic NVashing Machines 1 E L betty Phone LI 5-6527 Gin d Ol vAwl24v'?v'vAvAvAv4vAv4v4v4v4vAvAv4vAv4vAvAv4vAvAv'vAvAv4vAv4v4v4v4vAvAfvA Compliments of ECKMAN Coal and Supply Face Brick Cement Plaster Shingles Roll Roofing Paints Va rnish Enamels GIRARD, OHIO Phone LI. 5-5315 TRIO CLEANERS Complete Cleaning Service For McDonald, Girard, Niles Pick Up and Delivery . WI Tailoring - Alterations I 'C Suits Made To Measure A -' 24-Hour service ' Garments X5 Household Items Furs Cleaned and Stored Hats Cleaned and Blocked Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone - Girard Ll. 5-8369 Marshall Road Congratulations and Compliments of Best Wishes to SYRO STEEL Class of 1954 THE OHIO LEATHER COMPANY GIRARD, OHIO CO., INC. GIRARD, OHIO v.vAvAvAv.vAvAvAvA'vvAv.vAv.vAv.v.vAvAvAv.v.vAv.v.vAv.v.vAv.-,S COMPLIMENTS of W. M. KYSER SALES COMPANY WARREN, omo Distributors of JANITORIAL, SANITARY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Seniors of 1954 From Your Senior Class Photographer THE HOUSE OF PORTRAITS I254 E. 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We Offer You a Complete Line of Floor and Wall Coverings Carpet - Paint - Wallpaper Venetian Blinds - Furniture Free Estimates - Work Gua1'anteed See Us At Our New Location 602 Robbins Ave., Niles - OL 2-7233 Compliments of L E E'S SHOE REPAIR I20 W. Liberty Street GIRARD, oHlo CRUMPTON'S Super Drug Market I6 W. Liberty Street GIRARD, OHIO - - vv....... ........ .v...v... A - A.-.-,-v-.-.1-.-.-. Congratulations to the Class of I954 WAGMAN'S Men's and Boys' Wear Suits, Topcoats, and Sport Coats Shoes for the Entire Family 143 W. Liberty Street GIRARD, OHIO Hochadel Upholstering Shop Estimates Without Obligation Large Selection of Fabrics 405 N. 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Alfonsi I R L b ' O OTS Um el' I6 East State Street ' g N'l h' l ICS, 0 IO b Portrait - Wedding - Commercial 1 Phone RI 7-4448 Photography C0nQf0fUl0fi0nS Ideal Dept. Store Ffom The 21-25 s. Main sr. - Ph. OL 2-2814 CHARLES SHOPS Smart Apparel for Ilflen and Women GIRARD, OHIO Niles, Ohio 15 1, EIIENITURE - APPLIANCES ,T TELEVISION 1E v4-191619v4v4v4v4vAvAvQ'vAv4v5lN?vAvAv4v4v4vAvAv4vAv4vAvAv4v4v4v