Niles McKinley High School - Dragon Yearbook (Niles, OH)
- Class of 1955
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Always your voice shall speak to us, Always your eyes will shine, Always we'll feel your presence and thus Our love will always be thine. we 63' av Bow l: B. Pete. S. Thomas, C. Lloyd, P. Cox, P. Iurich. C. Barber. Row 2: I. Law, H. Narolsky, I. Kershner, A. L. Brooks, C. Keeney, V, Bleakley, N. Malone. Row 3: L. Tassorie, I. Higgins, D. Grainger, B. Pallante, I. Williams, E. Lenney, C. Ramsey, L. Rizzi Annual Production Staff Row 1: Ann Louise Brooks, Marilyn Wood, Virginia Bleakley, Nancy Malone, Peggy Cox. Row 2: lack Higgins, Dick Grainger, Advisor, Robert G. Clark, lim Law, Carol Keeney. N-m' asf f ie.. ' B 1' ':i ' ii Q 'B . .. - x. . . B... We .. . ,u 'J' Qyub , N - iyy PAUL 5 Row 1: M. I. Sudano, I. Wcfters, C. Alvino, K. Callow, M. Livi. Row 2: M. I. Doran, B. Costello, M. Scarrxecchia, M. Braun. M. Konchol. Row 3: H. Narotsky. E. Lenney, C. Casewell. S. McNamara. D. Hover, I. Higgins. 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SHARP Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing-F. W. Bohne, Ir.: P. Z. Hodge. Seated-Dr. Leroy Davis: Miss Anna Masteller. clerk treasurer: G. Don Brown: Dr. A. I. Altiero. MISS SELENA COUPLAND School Nurse MISS DOROTHY GRAY School Psychologist University of North Carolina: A.B., M.A. MISS ALBERTA PIERCE Clerk, Attendance Office MRS. BERNICE FEDYNA Secretary to Superintendent r pmt JDK 4 ,xl ff ' THOMAS B. ANDRES IOSEPH W. BASSETT T. C. BOND Indiana University St. Louis University B.S. Ohio University A.B. Youngstown College B,S. in Ed. Younastown College U,S. History Fialitli grade history Kent State University M,A. Spanish I, ll Seventh grade geography 5:71101 Problems Inalxsn ll Hs-:servo Basketball Coach football Coach Faculty Advmor oz Student Council Basketball Coach Sponsor Class of 1955 MISS MILDRED L. BRIDGE I. H. BROWN M155 ANNA CHMPANA 01,10 Umvmsny M,S, Kent Stats University B.S. Qherlm COIIQQQ lioxno Economics lkgiith grade mathematics Lfl1.1O swf? UIUV9ff31iY B43- lfuture Homemakers Club Alaebral ll.S. l-listorll Youtli Day Advisor PAGE IU MRS. ANNA H. CLARK ROBERT G. CLARK BEN I. DAVIES ll--:U illkm- lIu1vvx::nIY Ymxx:m1::IQwx1 Cfullvqf- HA. Ymm11:31o'N11 Culleqe Bb ln Ed Hmv--1.1ni3 ui Pxtlslmnxlx Ks-n' Simtel Umvwxarlty Umvelslty of Plttsburqh M Ed 1'wIx11J1lwn1 Umm-x:.xty 11.55. and M.A. fixprilxsh IH Shorihcxnd I Imzlmlx II lournfilxsm Typlnq I PJMIIISIX III lI1C'r1m' Vffrfsonrxl U56 Typing Art Club Annual Gcnvrul Business WILLIAM Z. DAVIS MISS HELEN DUER IOHN EUBANKS 'Mmm kkwllwln' A.B. Cshzxmxoxa Umvmrxty M.A. V1'0S10fH F-OSQTVQ UTUVETSITY BS 1 -111111111111 U111Vf'1f111Y incvlxsl' Umvffrslty of Virqinin Ulxxw-1 HiuCc1I1On Ffldlo Theory Gnd Code l1'xvn-11: Flub Cxvlcs Flrzdlo Club PA GL 11 MISS EDITH G. EVANS MELVIN S. FRANK 'luv llnivmasity A.B. Ohio University B.S. liii1x'm:,1ty of Colorado Kent State University M.A. Caesar Plane Geometry Cicero Algebra ll Virgil Trigonometry Solid Geometry Banquet Committee DOUGLAS E. 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Motto: The faults of our fellow men we write in sand: their virtues we carve in stone. Colors: Scarlet and White. F lower: Violet. Sponsor: Ioseph Bassett. Class Prophecy BY VIRGINIA BLEAKLEY Golly it's good to see so many old friends here at our twenty fifth class reunion. You know, it seems just yesterday that we were roaming the halls of Old McKinley. Now our children are enjoying the wide, spacious cor- ridors of Niles' new high school. I remember how we wished we had the opportunity to attend a lovely school as this one. Well. let's not stand here thinking wishfully: on to renew old friendships. FBE1B Connie Alvino She's peppy. gay, and full of fun: on friendly terms with every- one. Mary lane Annuzzi A friend of all. a foe of none, girls like her don't often come. Lucille Babb Happy as cr bird am l, I've ne'er a moment to frown or sigh. Rita Babash So with the world her gentle ways, shall be an endless theme of praise. Marilyn Baker 'Tis the loveliest hair in the world, my lriend. Carol Barber A sparkling smile-a twinkling eye greet us when she passes by. Robert Bauman He leans not on others but on him- self. Hugh Blakley A good sport both in sports and everyday life. Gloria Blase Whatever is worth doing at all. is worth doing well. CLASS PROPHECY As we enter the gates of knowledge, our feet sink in lush crimson carpets: our eyes wander from side to side and finally rest on a golden plaque which reads Remember the Class of '55. One of the many hostesses employed by the Board of Education directs us to the Grille which lzas now been established for the purpose of giving students a pickup for the next class. Behind the counter are Lucille Babb and Rita Babbish who volunteer their services to supply students with that get up and go . lust as we start to down a cherry smash, we are tapped on the shoulder and a bright flash blinds us, It's Jian Bellitt, who has been selected by the reunion committee to snap the informal shots of our classmates. He points out Mary lane Annuzzi and Connie Alvino, who are the proud owners of a Paris Fashion Salon. Entering for a smash we see live people in white coats. Oh, oh I guess this is it! What a relief! It's only Bob Bauman, Marilyn Baker, Hugh Blaklcy, Carol Barber and Gloria Blase, who run the 5B clinic, which is situated on the ground floor to aid students for what ails them. PAGE I9 L... V 'Mx CLASS PROPHECY Marlene Blicka acts as our guide to show us this super duper Brain Factory. We decide to take the escalator to the sixth floor and begin our tour where all activities are held. As we approach it. we hear the melodious refrains sung by Hot Canary , alias Virginia Bleakley, and Lungs Bowker, who, in our days. was known as just plain Robert . Hurrying around making preparations for the evening's TV performance are Director Al Boser and Wardrobe mistress Ianet Bon- ham. After being flagged out of the room we peal over to the next room which sounds like the Indianapolis Speedway. which is just what it is. Zooming around the track are such aces as Al Bold, Dick Bonacker, and Tom Bradley. Next we enter the huge ballroom where the acts of the Variety Show for the afternoon program are rehearsing. Looking over the line-up we see Toes Brooks, who is munching a hunk of celery to keep her weight down for her ballet dancing. Lounging on the sofa, resting for her performance is Martha Braun, the great dramatic star. PAGE 2D Virginia Bleakley No gems, no gold she needs to wear, she shines intrinsically fair. Albert Bold The man that loves and laughs must surely do well. Richard Bonacker He hath borne himself beyond the promise of his age, doing, in the figure of a lamb, the feats of a lion. lanet Bonam Always smiling, always gay, fun and loving in every way. Allen Boser Rushing here rushing there: what a busy boy. Robert Bowker A man polished to the nail. Thomas Bradley Be merry, if you are wise. Martha Braun Few persons have courage enough to appear as good as they really are. Ann Louise Brooks The dimple the chin contains has beauty in its rounds. Ioseph Brown Deep are the thoughts of a silent man. Richard Bundy Heedless of the crowd's sway. he pursues his quiet way. Kalina Callow Small is she, but wise: a terror for her size. Walter Campbell 'Tis the mind that makes the body rich. Loretta Caruso Nothing common can seem worthy ot you. Catherine Casewell Thy voice is a celestial melody. Eugene Chieilo He has moved a little closer, to the master of all music. Carol Chiody She was born with a silver tongue in her mouth. Robert Chipps And what he greatly thought, he nobly dared. WH A .-if-it CLASS PROPHECY Why, there's Gene Chieffo, famous conductor of the Boston Symphony Or- chestra. l'm glad he became such a famous person after all his hard work. Would you look at those padded chairs that fill the ballroom! We certainly were born ten years too late. Watching the rehearsal with us are Ioe Brown, famous amateur radio ace and Kalina Callow, United States representative to the Women's Olympic games being held in Germany this year. Say, isn't that Walter Campbell and Loretta Caruso standing over there? Hear tell Walter is now a hair stylist and Loretta his assistant. After a little chit-chat we move to another room, a combin- ation TV-Pool room. Imagine that! Say, there's some of our old classmates enjoying the lounge chairs. Hi. Carol, Robert, and Dick. Carol Chiody is now a stenographer for the firm of Chipps and Bundy. Niles' outstanding accountants. ls there any room for us Dick? There is, fine. Let's sit a moment and enjoy the television. Quiet everyone Catherine Casewell. who is star vocalist on the George Gobel Show, is about to sing. WAGE 21 ii ity. T, -3' is 4, 3 5 fi i is lf CLASS PROPHECY I guess we're not the only ones who have the same idea. Here comes Ioe Ciminero, now owner of Men's Exclusive in New York. Hi. Ioe! Have you any news of our old friends? Yes, I heard that Atilio Core has just completed a music course in Milan. Italy and that Ioe Coviello is touring the country giving lectures about his sports career at Ohio State. And I guess Wilma Cline is doing very well with her dress shop for girls 5'7 and over. Well shall we go to the lilth Iloor and visit some ot the classrooms. My, would you look at these rooms. There's a juke box and TV in each one. What will they think ol next? Say, isn't that Thelma Collins and Peggy Cox? How's life been treating you, Thelma? Fine, I'm now teaching baton and gymnastics at majorette school and Peg here is an elementary teacher at Youngstown school for the blind. And by the way I hear that our friends Ray Crytzer and Frank Dando are the co-pilots on the Trans-Continental Airlines with Elaine Curran as their stewardess. PAGE 22 xxm Ioseph Ciminero OI their own merits, modest men are dumb. Wilma Cline Nothing is more simple than great- ness: indeed, to be simple is to he great. Thelma Collins Golden hair and a heart to match. Atilio Core A iolly fellow with whom to chat. he dwells in a world of sharps and flats. Ioseph Coviello An athlete true was he and a friend to all he'll be. Mary Margaret Cox If smiles were gold, her fortune would be made. Raymond Crytzer His will, his way. all who see admire. Elaine Curran There's a twinkling in her eye, that speaks of mischief bye and bye. I-'rank Dando He lets his own thought lead him. H, T. ...sts we s Linda DeChristoiaro Sense and sensibility. Ralph DeMarco Though he was rough, he was kindly. Robert DeMont Here you have an athlete, one whom no one can deteat. Betty DeFabio Knowledge and truth and virtue were her theme. Bill Driscoll A youth to whom was given-so much ol earth, so much ol heaven. Ioseph Duricy My doctrine is to lay aside conten- tions and be satisfied. Leona Echnoz She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with and pleasant to think on. Ronald Filipan His outlook is part of his virtue. Patricia Fonce A lair young maiden, small in size with lovely black hair and sparkling brown eyes. lst Nl . ..- X I 'Jkt UK 1 3' S fx '15 K 2 1 Qu-N Cv CLASS PROPHECY I read in the paper yesterday of two of our old classmates, Ralph DeMarco and Ioe Duricy. Ralph is now training track students at some school in Cleveland and Ioe is head of the art department there. Here comes Bob DeMont and Bill Driscoll, or should I say General DeMont and Geologist Driscoll. Bob received his training at East Sharp and Bill studied geology at the School of Hard Rocks. Hi fellows. What do you think of this class room? Boy, aren't these individual toun- tains filled with lemon blend just the greatest? Good ole NHS was never like this. Hey there's Betty DeFabio and Leona Echnoz, the two world speed typists, giving a demonstration to the Steno Club and isn't that Linda DeChristoiaro supervizing study hall? Holy cow, you mean they call this a study hall with snack service carts, individual desks and lamps, reclining chairs lor snoozes, and portable radios? There's Ching-Ming alias Ron Filipan, the world's famous wrestler, and would you check Pat Ponce. My goodness she's now 5'7 tall. Wonder what happened to her? PAGE 223 1 f wmv--4 we ww Mr CLASS PROPHECY Take a look at Iohn Freel, alias Punk. the lover , famous Broadway star. My how we've all changed! And there is the swab of the deck, Louie George. Remember. he was a Naval Reserve while still in high school. Guess he got docked! With this group is Phil Giuliano, better known as Sam Thursday, star of Dragon-Net. As one of the students switch on the TV set in the front oi the study hall we all turn to see Angie Guinta who has now taken over a teaching position on Ding- Dong School with Ierry Glass as her ideal pupil. lust as Mary Lou Granata begins to advertise Super Duper Brain Pills , there is a bright ilash and who appears on the screen but Dick Grainger, now head of the World Television agency. Dick sure didn't need any brain pills to succeed, nor did Rickie Glunt, who just invented an automatic brain for those who don't wish to spend their money buying brain pills. KSay. what's he doing on this program?J Well, look at that would you! Ray Green has become a tight wire artist. I suppose he became so good at walking the clothesline in his backyard that he decided he should make a career of it. PAGE 24 Iohn Freel He was capable oi imagining all, :Hanging all, and ol doing everything. Louis George Let the world go by. I will sit and watch. Philip Giuliano Handsome is as handsome does. Angie Giunta With eyes that look'd into the very soul-bright. and as black dl coal. Gerald Glass 0'. I am stabbed with laughter. Richard Glunt l am sure, care's an enemy of life. Richard Grainger The greatest leader of men. Mary Lou Granata A good name endureth forever. Raymond Green Wit has always an answer ready. Maurice Guarino Little manvwhat now? Donna Hare lf quietness were speech, she would have volumes to say. Robert I-lowitt Every man shall bear his own burdens. lack Higgins He is last in his own thoughts. Shirley Hodgkinson It the world is what we make it, l would have all fun. Vincent Holmes A star athlete was he, and what a personality! Richard Hover He may be quiet but he is never idle. David Howells l am always content with what- ever happenl. Dolly Hoyt She gives each one her ear but few her voice. 'S' ara' , , .....r... ...Q--.-.-... M CLASS PROPHECY My isn't that Maurice Guarino that Ray is holding on top of his head? Their act is sure breath-taking. Gee. look at those three pairs oi tonsils would you. Oops, from that melodius noise we hear I guess it's the vocal chords we're viewing at close range. At any rate they belong to Donna Hare and Shirley Hodgkinson. These Nightingales just disked Go Go Go which rates the number one spot on Hit Parade. Oh no, here comes the commercial! Let's tum it oft say wait a minute. Isn't that Bob Hewitt demonstrating that space suit? Ot course it should lit him well, since he's already made a trip to laden the new planet discovered by none other than the Old Irishman himself, Vince Holmes and his accomplices Richard Hover and lack Higgins. Next on the program is oh, no it couldn't be, but it is that quiet, bashful classmate, David Howells, who has now replaced that great comedian Red Skeleton. Dave's guest star is Dolly Hoyt, contortionist who set world lame by twisting her body into a walnut shell. lClose corners huh?J DAFQI' 9 is CLASS PROPHECY I see there's a few other '55 classmates on these other channels. Yes sir, there's old Pete Ianow himself riding the range with his trusty sidekick Ronny Iames. Don't they look rough cmd tough galloping on those horses? What's this. one of those soap operas? Yes, and guess who the stars are-Betty Hunter and Tom Ingledue. Such a romantic pair. Hmmmn Audrey Iames Reducing Tips. Sounds like a program we should be interested in. My, Audrey sure keeps her trim figure. Don't we all wish we could. An there's her top model Ioanie Infante. clothed in the latest style from Hong Kong'-a pelicon hat, bear skin topper and salmon striped shoes. Well, too much TV will lead us to the eye doctor and speak of medics we note that Kenny Iones with Ioyce Ianis' help has licked the XXX germs, which have been knocking off people by the hundreds while Lou Iudy the great eye surgeon has just finished her two thousandth operation. nltnr ur. ...se Elizabeth Hunter Those who know her find her a true friend. Ioan Infante She dreads hooks. but loves fun. Thomas Ingledue How my achievements mock me! I will go meet them. Audrey Iames Mischief lurks around her eyes. but laughter on her tongue. Ronald James It is not only fine feathers that make fine birds. Ioyce Ianis A little fun never hurt anyone. Pete Ianow He never troubles trouble. unless trouble troubles him. Kenneth Iones Mirth, admit me to thy crew. Louella Iudy Grace was in her step. heav'n in her eye: in every gesture dig- nity and love. Patricia Iurich Her very trowns are tairer than smiles ot other maidens are. Delores Karovic Who's that little chatterbox? The one with the c u r l y auburn locks. Ward Kaye Never study. never worry, take lite easy, what's the hurry! Carol Keewey Where did you get those eyes so blue? Out ol heaven as I came through. Io an Kershner Whatever she did, was done with great ease, in her alone was natural to please. Iohn King Hate me or love me, I care not. Mary Lou Kiraly Silence more musical than any song. ,pw- iii Margaret Konchol The ioy of youth and health her eyes display'd. the ease ot heart her every look conveyed. Ann Kovacich Like a violet: sweet and shy. .nt swim 4-s--NL CLASS PROPHECY Ioanie Kershner was so inspired during Be Kind to Dogs week that she has become a veterinarian and keeps the animals in a bone-shaped house with fishy wallpaper. In the meantime Patty Iurich and Dolores Karovic moved down to Wakiki, bought a ranch and have made a mint raising mink. I bet they have a mink coat for every day of the week. l also hear that Iohn King finally ended up in his desired career as a lumberjack. And his colleague, Ward Kaye, has landed the job of shouting Timber when Ion tells the trees, Carol Keeney and Mary Lou Kiraly are now the chief cook and bottle washer. Also Marge Konchol and Anna Kovacich have struck out tor themselves in the mining business. that is to say gold mining, and from the latest reports they were sited near Mount Vesuvious trying to see if a volcano might contain the precious metal which they searched so diligently for. PAGE 27 CLASS PROPHECY Say, why don't we make a trip around the various classrooms and see ii we can find any oi our old McKinley pals. Gee, the halls even are modern with long mirrors at each end so that students may glance at themselves before classes. Oh no, don't tell me that Ed Lenney is a school janitor now. I thought sure he'd end up as President oi the USA. And there's Pat Leo mopping the iloor. She and Ed must have taken over Mrs. Water's and Mr. Foden's place. Say I thought the sign read Home EC room! What in the world is lim Law doing in there with an apron on, crying over a bottle of spilt milk? Wow, the biology room is sure in an uproar. No wonder, Professor Tigie Kramer is aiter one of his Hmelipius ombulus ombulus fspecie of bird? again with a butterfly net. Let's saunter down to Driver Education class and see what's doing. Well, there's Tom Lapolla teaching driver pupils in his special cars MG's no less. And of course Paul Leonard is Tom's ace mechanic. Do-re-mi, sounds like Dick Lasko is warming up the chorus and isn't that Dick Lewis and Ed Lewis teaching German and French classes? Strange things are happening! PAGE 2B MTR r Frank Kramer We don't want him any longer: he is long enough now. Thomas Lapolla Embition has no rest. Richard Lasko Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie. Iames Law The atrocious crime of being a young man. Edward Lenney Efappy and carefree is he. Patricia Leo I mi-4 mv studies with a dash oi laughter. Paul Leonard He fills his lifetime with deeds. not with inactive years. Edward Lewis Often a silent voice has voice and form. Richard Lewis Great thoughts come from the heart. W..-vs Elizabeth Liberatore Beautiful laces are those where whole-souled honesty is printed there. Beverly Link A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Mary Lou Livi Friendship is priceless, but hers is worth even more. Carol Lloyd A merry heart maketh a cheertul countenance. Robert Luclch A willing worker. a conscientious friend, and a iovial pal. Michael Luich Did nothing in particular: did it very well. Barbara Maiorca Lite without her would seem very dull. Nancy Malone Be the task great or small. she does it well or not at all. Paul Mandrafs ln athletics he excels. -6' !'.Bw CLASS PROPHECY This school has simply everything! You sure wouldn't mind being a teacher here. Betty Liberatore and Bev Link shouldnt mind their job oi showing visual ed films tDonald Duck, Roy Rogers etc.l to students. Nor should Mike Luich, the wizard chemistry proi whose pupils are making those famous Stink Bombs. Typing classes. now taught by Carol Lloyd and Barb Maiorca, are fully equipped with pastel-colored typewriters and pupils always type to the rhythm of music. Mary Livi and Robert Lucich, as head of the guidance departient, have added a bit oi excitement to the course by a lonely heart's club. Oh, we can't miss stopping by the shop room and see what they've added new, Oh I see glue for mending cut-off iingers. Well let's walk down to the recreation department and see what's buzzing there. Say, isn't that Paul Mandras in that cage outfit? We shoulda known he'd be back as McKinley's head coach. Have you heard anything from our pals. Paul? Well, believe it or not, Nancy Malone discovered uranium in Mr. Sharp's back yard and is now living in style in her New York penthouse. CLASS PROPHECY Dom Marino has opened up a hot tamale shop in Alaska and lanice Murray married an Eskimo cmd now lives in an ice-blue igloo. Iohn Martin is sole owner ol the Big Blow bubble gum factory while Susan McNamara has joined circus lite as The Fat Lady and spends most of her time with Toni Naples, famed sword eater. Marge McCloskey is now window washer lor the Empire State Building and Beverly McFadden has used her height to take a job as steeplejack. I hear she de- cided upon this career after spending three months sitting on a ilag pole in her back yard. Caused quite a commotion too as all the newspapers in the country carried the story in their paper as to what she was doing. It seems to me that I read also in the Alum column of the Hi-Crier that Tony Nardo and Harold Narotsky have taken up the fiddle and guitar and are appearing on Arthur Godirey's Talent Scout program soon. They've already got the award lor being the best on the Giant Tiger show, Wilkins Amateur Hour. and they now play the background music for a lew western radio programs. PAGE BU Dominic Marino He will conquer the world with laughter, and rule it with a smile. Iohn Martin This fellow has a grin, using it he'll always win. Ianice Murray Speech is silver but silence is gold- en. Margaret McCloskey Since brevity is the soul ol wit, I will be brief. Beverly McFadden It there were more like her, how happy others would be. Susan McNamara Dignity-but not too much, quiet, charm and such. Antoinette Naples A sunny lace and cr contented mind. Anthony Nardo A guy, a friend, Cl football star: in sports, in friendship, Tony goes lar. Harold Narotsky Knowledge is. indeed that which, next to virtue, rises on men above another. Barbara Nass Her future lies shining before her Robert Nisbett Music hath charms and so hath the musician. Beverly Painter Silence is more eloquent than words. Robert Pallante For he that is once good, is ever good. Margie Panko A cheerful temper, ioined with in- nocence will make beauty at- tractive, knowledge delightful and wit good natured. Barbara Pete Her looks did argue here replete with modesty. William Petty Some Bills are big, some Bills are small, but this Bill is the best of all. Betty Plrfqyl The charm of conversation lies in wit. Virginia Planton Good sense is a gift of heaven. CLASS PROPHECY And did you know that Bob Nisbett has replaced Libeface on TV and really makes a great hit with all us television fans. KEspecially the womenl. It occurs to me that I heard a rumor that Margie Panko has picked up stakes and moved to Arabia in order that she might teach the natives how to jitter-bug. You remember how great a dancer she was while a teenager. l believe she won the State-Wide contest for dancing just last year. Barbara Pete and Bob Pallante are now the co- owners of the P 6, P grocery store, which is situated on the corner of Main and State, and one of their employees is Beverly Painter who. incidentally, is head cashier. And of course you must know what happened to Bill Petty. This poor guy was dragged, and I do mean dragged, by Barbara Nass out to the baseball diamond to act as mascot for the Ferocious Nine , a girl's baseball squad, These girls have played such favorites as the Dodgers, Indians, Yankees and the Pirates. Of course they wouldn't have won so many games if it wasn't for their star pitcher Betty Pirigyi, and that great catcher Virginia Planton. VAL: L I CLASS PROPHECY Say, why don't you go talk to Ben Pressell. our principal. Maybe he could tell you some things about some of our classmates. Yes, and that's just what Benny did do. It seems that Iack Haynes has become nuclear-iicist and has discovered the Q bomb, which is destined to blow the world away. Larry Rizzi is senator of the state ol Delaware at the present time, Naomi Rich is candy tester for the Three Musketeers candy bar company and lim Puckett is MC on This Is Your Lite. Two ot the stars on his program were our old friends Chuck Ramsey and Bob Raschilla, better known as Bud Abbott and Lou Costello II, Iim Robertson has his own radio program Kentucky Iim now and is doing fine while Bill Rodgers is trying to bring back the silent movies over in England. He might succeed in this thing since he's already persuaded them to use bow and arrows in defending themseli es during an enemy attack, to use the old fashioned telephone and wear button shoes again. Well nothing like being right up with time! PAGE 32 Beniamin Pressell To sing. to make merry. and all my troubles bury. Iames Puckett Write me as one who loves his lellow man. Charles Ramsey And hears thy stormy music in thy drum. Robert Raschilla Young fellows will be young isl- lows. lack Raynes He may be small, but he carries his weight around in ability. Naomi Rich Mischiei lies in her eyes. Larry Rizzi Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Iames Robertson Man of polite learning, and a llb- eral education. William Rodgers Music is the speech of angels. Faye Ross She dwells in a world of fun and fancy. Charles Sabatt A kinder gentleman treads not the earth. Donald Scarmuxxi A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Marilyn Scarnecchia My troubles are over when my fun beqinl. Donna Sech Her alr, her manner, all who saw admired. Charles Semple No legacy is so rich as honesty. Charles Shabla An honest man's the noblest work of God. Richard Shnrthouse Towering in confidence of eighteen. Shirley Sinnett A bit of qaiety. a touch of serious- ness. N VOM Kina y'llCPl ' I ,f ,jf .1 CLASS PROPHECY Speaking of movies Marilyn Scarnecchia is now known as Marilee , famed Hollywood star who has recently filmed Melody of Love with actor Don Scarmuzzi. The producers, The Charles Company are also three 1955 class members, Chuck Semple, Charles Shabla and Chuck Sabatt. I can't imagine how this company ob- tained the name that it bears, can you? Quite a few of our other '55 friends have landed up in California in the picture business. Yes, they include Faye Ross, Dick Shorthouse, Shirley Sinnett and Donna Sech. Faye has become a make-up artist for the MGM company and is really noted for her work on the older set who are battling all the time to keep their real age revealed by looking young. Donna designs all the wardrobes for Marilee and I must say that she is talented. Creating wigs for bald actors is the work of our Dick and at the present time he is sporting a red one since he lost all his hair worrying about what kind of toupee he could design for Bob Hope. Lastly. Shirley is a stand in for that great actress Marilyn Monroe. PAGE 33 ...fe CLASS PROPHECY l see that some oi our classmates have really chosen unusual careers. Take for instance this group. Ioan Smaltz models ear-rings for pierced ears for the pyqmies, Harry Sowers makes shoe laces for ice skates, Bill Spisak provides sound etiects on the Shadow program, Mary lane Suclano and Sandra Thomas roller skate in the Women's Roller Derby, Lenny Tassone and Chick Taylor, NHS' artists have really put their two heads together and come up with a plan for a 1000 story parking lot to be erected soon in Niles. You see, our home town has grown quite a bit since we were in high school and we need it. Ray Sullivan has taken over Fred Astaire's job in the movies and is really tapping his toes, we hear. Ot course, he should be good since his dance routines are originated by his instructor Barbara Thomas. PAGE 34 Ioan Smaltz Smile wlth an intent to do mischief. Harry S:-wc rs VY? and witdcm ass bo'n with a ITICIIL William Spi: :ik He's sensible, 'irm and square, un- de neath that hanterinq air. Mary lane Sudazo Sometimes pensive-sometimes gay. but we like her either way. Raymond Sullivan Never let it be said I never tried. Lenny Tassone Keen ot wit and intellect too. a capable leader in any crew. Newton Taylor I-'tom the crown ot his head to the tip of his toe, he is all mirth. Barbara Thomas A lace with qladness ove':sp'ea:i. soft smiles, by human kindness bred. Sandra Thomas A determined. Cheerful. iriendly lass. George Thompson Merlt is more worthy than tame. Amber Tltler Full ot pep and qayety, Richard Tock Happy am I: from care l'm tree! Why aren't they all contented like me? Martha Tompkins A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Frances Toto She's all my fancy painted her: she's lovely. she's divine. Charles Treharn And what he greatly thought. he nobly did. Andrew Trotogot Iust at the aqe 'twixt boy and youth, when thought is speech. and speech ls truth. Charles Van Allen High erected thought, seated in the heart of courtesy. Elizabeth Varqo l have a heart with room tor every ioy. SS . jg gun OC! ,J CLASS PROPHECY Say that looks like a familiar bunch oi faces lookina at the Latin projects being displayed by teacher Amber Titler. Why yes, theres Frances Toto, who just completed her swim across the English channel and next to her is Reverend Andrew Trotogot, who preaches the gospel at the Niles Baptist Church. And we also see Dick Thompson and Dick Tock, owners of the wow perfume company, who are trying to persuade Chuck Van Allen, garbage collector for the city of Niles, to buy a few gallons of their perfume. Of course this is to the great disgust of Martha Thompkins and Betty Varqo their competitors. And of course there's Chuck Treharn who plays polo for some team down in South America, I hear he's done quite qood and has competed in many games, winning most of them. It must be nice living down in a foreign country away from all the rush-rush of this city liie. lust think you could just sleep and eat all day long. PAUL H5 Lf' lf. Refi? ' -,.,,,: . 5 E552 l D Ji .:-: K I k i , If 3 .. .kQ. . l wwf l , f CLASS PROPHECY Speaking oi eating, it reminds me that I'm sort ot getting hungry, how about you? We might as well mosey on down to the banquet hall and see what's for dinner. Oh dear I see they've got Don Vaughn, lim Villecco and Dick Wagner in Chefs hats for the occasion. Don is right in style though since he is chef for the Howard Iohnson chain restaurants along the Pennsylvania turnpike. Iim and Dick have gone in business for themselves now and are becoming a great success. By the way. their business is baby-sitting while mothers shop at the grocery store. Although these boys seem to be doing a lot of cooking still, in charge of it all, is Ianet Vincent. You can't tell me that a woman's hand is not needed. Some oi the others who volunteered to assist in serving are Iackie Walters and Glennis Watson who just returned from overseas where they were WAC's. You can't say they didn't come to the aid of their country. There's also lack Williams, the business typhoon, Howard Williams. guide tor the Luray Caverns in Virginia and Dick Williams. demonstrator for Lincoln cars. PAGE 36 s . Donald Vaughn My salad days, when I was green in iudgement. Iames Villecco Too good tor great things and too great for good things. Ianet Vincent The very pink of courtesy. Richard Wagner Man is man and master oi his tate. Iackie Walters Happy go lucky: lair and free. Glennie Watson Her trankness is refreshing. Howard Williams It's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Iohn Williams Far off his coming shone. Richard Williams A man of modesty. Iudy Wiseman Pulchritude, P9Pulax-ity, and pep, Testify for her being adept. Marilyn Wood Good in work, qood in play An all-round girl in every way. Be verly Wright Deeds, not words. Robert Ziegler he arbiter of everyone's fortune. His own character is t NOT PICTURED: Iames Bellitt Thought is deeper than all speed. Marlene Blicka Smile and let the world revel in its brightness. Flora Pritchard In a quiet and pensive mood the goes about her work. 1 CLASS PROPHECY H Sitting' at the speakers table are Iudy Wiseman, v'ho is a trapeze artist with the Super Circus and Marilyn Wood, special education teacher in a Wisconsin school. Marilyn will present the talk What Teaching Has Done For Me while Iudy vwlill amuse the group by telling the fun of circus life. Also at the table are Bob Ziegler who just fell heir to a million dollars and has been frantically trying to spend it all. In fact, the favors for the dinner are fifty dollar bills. Closing the program is Beverly Wright, famed harpest, who sums up the history of the class of 1955. Yes, as we sit there listening to Bev, we seem to wish we were once again sophomores just beginning our carefree high school days memories which can never be forgotten. FADE 37 Del. e. Hlcyyns .J 6-if PN... ff 'w Km N Jisemrm Sway A .Hake 'Y U! 'Zi' ,, .F ,wa .,, 35,2 ' ' . ..gg si! , Q-1-:...:-.:::.:f ..,,,- L :V 1 Z A -, L J.: , ,, :: 5 V+ Arm ,,s WW A.L.Bf'00KS QDKQSKXQY ,,,,..-- 4-. K . ,V- ' 4 xxx , SJ, 5 A - iifwgiq Q Q-9 ' i, ,, ff f 'T x A Q ' 58, ,Q Jn L 'X 'WAV' -.- 1 Q , Q,,,ygs.---ggggi, I ,I 1-531 J af' . , ' kiwi- N o. Hoyt. orocx '1 -Q-3:5-f Yi Nandras U, Seah 'WE '- 5 x ......a - ,M-gg 4 , 1 .5 1 'f ': i f . Q ' f C ' 1 -5 'M ---, 5 f x I .... . - if- A - . M, , . X f . , Sy N 3- BOWEN C- We-kifn T 'fr-'dniS Green Vincent ' W X - Y -'lx 3 EL: , I L Q 1 - f E qw Q - V A -' , sf ' V ' ,. T '- -- W K5 ' X X ,W I I , W, '--' - . ,... 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Lewis B, 9am ndlliiisq Kerskrxer S.mcNamarg Bfwomas P.-Swank 'S.QmuH.v.. C,,UoYQl 3.835 PN -S3 M615 -I fn kerrlut A Ginn nun ' - ' V - 'GW N8 123 A-Tcmggkilns A.Tro+o3at 0. UMM NW ' if :,, .,:'A,.':: 1 ,,,,x ' .'--' . xg? 5 A K x ., - , , lzql Q b.::E .,.. , ....,: Z it .zzgrbh Q x S -Q :,:, ..,.. h N ' bF .:.f qqnbk fxf? A if Q ,. R , ' ' N A ' if 'QQf:QQ,i 1 I izzrl E X 9 ' Y , ::V- X Mg fA-,1 ffE:f11::: ' 5 '1 ....... CLASS HISTORY OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR In the fall of 1952 pupils from McKinley and Washington Iunior High Schools combined to form the class of '55. Since these first days, our class has had a very busy time in three years here at school. The class got off to a late start in choosing a sponsor, waiting until late November, but we picked on whom we consider the best. Mr. joseph Bassett. The next order of business was the election of class officers. Dick Grainger was elected President with Bob DeMont, Vice -President: Marilyn Scarnecchia, Secretary: Pat Iurich, Treasurer, and Ron Filipan, Sergeant-at-Arms. Our officers now chosen, we selected Scarlet and White as our colors and the violet as class flower. THE FAULTS OF OUR FELLOW WE WRITE IN SAND, THEIR VIRTUES WE CARVE IN STONE, became our class motto. During our Sophomore year we raised money by selling programs at basketball games and holding post game dances. Our team's winning the Steel Valley Conference Crown helped the receipts of each. As spring rolled around our thoughts moved to dreams of our Sophomore party. Our class tried a new idea and as well as having danc- ing we played various games, which resulted in a party that was enjoyed by all. This brought our Sophomore year to an end and we looked forward with great anticipation to our Iunior year and PROM. OUR IUNIOR YEAR We really felt important when we took over the position of Iuniors at McKinley High School. After cheering our football team to the Steel Valley Conference Crown the class got to work. This was our year to sponsor Prom. The class officers chosen were: Dick Grain- ger, President: Carol Keeney, Vice President: Pat Leo, Secretary: Paul Mandras, Treasurer. and lack Williams, Sergeant-at-Arms. Our Pigskin Prom was quite a celebration as we honored our S.V.C. champs of the grid- iron. During the year we built up the class treasury with several bake sales and the sale of Christ- mas cards. All members of the class pitched in to make our projects profitable and the Prom outlook was hopeful. Again we took time out to honor our athletes. Our Dragon cagers went undefeated and rated in the Big Three in the state Basketball Poll. The Little Dog Laughed was our first class play. The comedy was a success and played to full house audiences. Our Iunior-Senior Party was another stand out. Gals in cottons and fellas in blue jeans danced in the gym which featured dec- orations to the theme April Shower . The big night of our school year, Iunior- Senior Prom, arrived: and what an affair it was! The memorial was packed with gaily colored formals and white dinner jackets. Amid the floral decorations of a Formal Garden Queen Barbara Marinelli and her 12 attendants reigned over the evening's activities. Our Prom will always stand out in our minds as one of the best socials during our school years. As we watched the class of '54 leave us, the realization strikes us: we're now Seniors . SENIORS Seniors, that word finally applies to us! It's a great feeling to reach the top in your school and deserve to be called Senior , but it made us in a way, feel sad as we knew our high school days were almost at an end. Again our class held elections with the fol- lowing results: Phil Giuliano, President: Dick Grainger, Vice President: Carol Keeney, Sec- retary: Ann Louise Brooks, Treasurer: and Dick Lewis, Sergeant-at-Arms. Mr. Robert Clark took over our Annual Pro- duction Staff and Mr. Donald Pallante was again in charge of the Yearbook Financial Staff. Then members of these staffs started the tremendous task of producing the book you are now reading. The fall season was spent cheering our great football squad to the school's first undefeated and untied season. Orchids to Mr. Bassett, his staff and the boys. We seniors again sponsored the Pigskin Prom to honor our heroes and had a big affair, queen and all. Our Iunior-Senior Party was another wonder- ful affair at which the Seniors enjoyed their last class party. Mr. Clark was chosen a second time to pro- duce our play. The play, like all other class doings, went over with a bang. May rolled around and brought with it Prom. 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I fx:-S .-..sf-349' if xi-11 'Sf'-i7FrT'.i' T 'A-ifie'fS: C'.?:i ' -2,4-'T-1-' --1-'TL'-- ..:,3:' - . .'--cf? ' 3 -'N Y'-A. --4. .ugw 5 --c-Q52--- 1 xi' Rf-, ,ri ,-.'T-: --:'.-' -.1-- .1 ., .1-I-s... ,.I-,Ik.IxIII Kg:-. 1-,.II.g1,3.,...,-I .IF-rx:-QI. -.-ga , I -II NNI , I,,jF4gI IM, FI:-gI . -.,,- I. , I 4+ . - 1 gg.-, - I 1- 1 . I --...1... - -.- .. --' -- ...-1 ... N. .. .. .-.,., -4 . II.,II,I,I.,,fI 4f'CfQg.:.fiI.I .-.igjgp II -7311: IIIII :ggi- -- ---' 1. - . ....r-x.. .-m-r. Junior Class Officers Iim Quilty, Vice President: Danny Cumpcmci, President: Sandra Thomas, Secretary: Cleason Suiter, Sergeant At Arms: Harvey Simon, Treasurer. Motto: We do our bestg God will do the rest Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: Block Orchid Sponsor: Som Moiorco PAFE' 4 HOME ROOM 1 Row 1: K. Ceroli, M. Ceroli, R. Cicero, D. Ciminero, I. Candel, N. Bernard, B. Bazel, H. Berencsi, M. Agues. Row 2: E. Callow, H. Bissell, N. Belcastro, L. Agee, L. Barnhart, M. Bixler, T. Casey, D. Bernard, F. Bianco. Row 3: B. Bortmus, H. Baker, K. Carter, R. Bowman, M. Bond, D. Allen, D. Beach, D. Campana, I. Bonner, T. Brooks. 11 Whig, . 9 -7-0-y-pw-rv-T 'Q ' l:t..., Q-mmf.. HOME ROOM 30 Row 1: H. Kaniclides, L. Kramer, N. Galia, I. Gosnell, H. Humphries, D. Kramer, I. Hulme, C. Kovach, G. Holbrook, I. Killin. Row 2: A. Heyer, M. Iudy, F. Iones. K. Kocjan, I. Francis, I. Freel, N. Kiebler, I. Laboda, A. Frandanisa, C. Davies, B. Gaydos. Row 3: O. Iones, M. Infante, D. Hillman, L. Hellam, I. Kindler, I. Helgerson, T. Gonnella, C. Kramer, I. Grohl, B. Ponce. PAGE 43 HOME ROOM 30A Row l: S. DeMartino, I. Faiver, I. Davies, R. Cluse, I. Devanny, B. Crone. S. DeGennaro, R. Corso, E. Dively, M. Danes. Row 2: D. Ferro. T. Dixon, I. Cucciolillio, I. Cubbins, M. Doran, B. Costello, L. Fiedor, E. Cline, P. Boggs, R. Dyling, P. Davis. Row 3: I. Ellison, N. Derrico, F. Dando, C. Davis, S. Collings, I. Coupland, D. Dulaney, R. Cornelius, I. Comer, N. Cortell, I. Csorba. li -,...,-.,.,. .., A M .MI I A ' 2 JE.. HOME ROOM 32 How 1: N. Ostrode, I. Morris, F. Lorenzelti, T. Livani, E. Mehall, C. Lawrence, I. Likens, M. Murphy, I. Madden, S. Markowitz. Row 2: V. Liberatore, S. Mackey, P. Molar, R. Nacco, I. Muche, M. Marks, M. Murtland, I. Merrill, I. Morqanti, M. Mc- Cabe, I. Mastorelli. Row 3: B. Mohn, I. Nagy, G. Nori, B. Menz, B. Makar, I. McGinnis, C. Lumley, H. Mainhart, D. Lavin, I. Markle, P. Lancaster, M. Naples. PAGE 44 , ,..,,,..,...... ' '..lllF 4.4. .. W . f' w'Lu..a-tu. ---,...... L ff,-Tr' . ll .IT ESE 'III TC SF .E HOME ROOM 33 Row 1: L. Scott, I. Planton, I. Shaffer, E. Russell, I. Porter, B. Robison, M. Quaranta, M. Pezanno, N. Ralston, M. Slovkosky. Row 2: L. Painter, I. Rich, I. Siroki, A. Scarnecchia, C. Scanlon, R. Salerno, M. Schnider, G. Potter, H. Simon, P. Riclo ard, D. Parker, I. Slierock, A. Penksa. Row 3: I. Quilty, H. Skerrat, L. Scudere, D. Pugh, D. Rich, B. Rose, F. Raschilla, T. Shorthouse, I. Scott, C. Psznisniak, P. Paridon. ,-.-vv----.- s 3 A X W- A -....: . 7 S 2.1 'Y fa,.T.v.. y- Q an HOME ROOM 35 Row 1: M. Vecchione, M. Stiqall, N, Thornsberry, S. Williams, P. Sylvester, S. Thomas, C. Williamson, I. Takacs, B Sparks, I. Tripodi. Row 2: C. White, C. Sutter, D. Yannonc, D. Turner, S. Trefiert, C. Sloan, B. Wells, R. Szekey, D. Wiles, L. Tripodi, D Welsh, B. Tubbs. Row 3: L. Toriellio, A. Sullivan, E. Verhosek, R. Stanko. V. Saunders, G. Spackman, R. Vaupel, I. Woodcock, H. Sulli- van, I. Ziegler, I. Villio. WAGE di' Sophomore Class Officers 'T' av I I Zoe Betsarakis, Vice President: Barbara McGuirk. Treasurer: Ioyce Quilty. Secretary: Walt Lenney. President: Ronnie Bowker, Sergeant At Arms. -DMA- I .L M 5 HOME ROOM 5 Row 1: L. Bass, N. Blank, B. Bowmen, M. Bassett, Z. Betsarakis, B. Barchi, L. Brown. Row 2: B. Baxter, I. Brumbaugh, B. Babash. P. Barnhart, M. Altobelli, P. Bianco. P. Bailey, P. Bradley How 3: D. Baker, B. Boyle. D. Bonner. R. Bowker, I. Bender, D. Brown. L. Bentley, L. Barnhart. PAGE 46 rv sf X , xr N I , X .ggi sm- -1 X 'o' -5.321121 -, , Q will 1 . M' W Q J' s.. , .......,.,,m, M - ff wy- W1 'X HOME ROOM 21 Row l: A. Corcoran, M. Crews, N. Cesario, C. Gilbert, F. Debow, R. Dando, R. Giancola, I. Chiody, B. Crawford. Row 2: R. Meketa, C. Feiqert. R. Davis, R. Eckman, I, Ellwood. A. Caruso, I. Burlingham, C. Cicero, R. Dunco, M. Dahrinqer, D. Hargett. Row 3: A. Duricy, W. George, R. Feorene, N. Ceroli, I. Ciminero, R. Davis, L. Grossman, I, Harris, G. Grilliths, R. Cramer, D. Hazen. I I I .. ,. . HOME ROOM 24 Row l: M. Haylo, S. Higgins, F. Iones, N. Kiracoie. P. Helwiq, P. Kramer, B. Hunyady, M. Koi ell, C. Hiqley. Row 2: E, Iames, L. Iames, D. Hilty, C. Farr, M, Harris, A. Kwiechien, I. Ianis, D. Holmes, M. Holbrook, I. Kale, P. Hogan. Row 3: M. Iones, A. Iackson, B. Iones. H. Hugo, A. Kocjan, I. Harris. W. Koncsol, D. Kobis, M. Hoslinsky, L. Hillier, T. lngledue. D. Hutzler, W. Knight. PAUL -'V7 '-- Q- 1 A r I VmN ....-.,.-,,-..,e,.-....-.., HOME ROOM 31 Row 1: B. Miller. P. Laase. C. Limongi, C. Mackey. C. Lewis. Row 2: I. Matteo, F. Marshall, M. Merlo, C. Liqhtner, M. Livani, V. Markley. A. Liberatore. How 3: I. Leonard, C. Lamonge, W. Lenney, N. Merlo, I. Madigan, I. Matteo. ,, . Row 1: A. Row 2: A. Row 3: R. E. f'r f . 3? ei HOME ROOM 34 Sava, V. Nagy, B. Parker, M. Petrovlch, B. McGuirk, I. Quilty, E. Patterson, I. Reeder. Nardo, C. Reid. S. Ralston, M. Schuller. B. Orehovec, M. Mollica, S. Olson, I. Murray, M. Rose, A. Roberts. Garvin, M. Pitts, R. Paulik, P. Ricciuli, I. Parry, N. Pollock, R. Riviella, B. Predika, T. Pallante, R. Piriqyi, Patterson, R. Orwig. F A E E 4 E HOME ROOM 37 Row 1: A. Sukunda, A. Strohmeyer, K. Strausser, P. Shaffer, A. Steele, P. Sisco, I. Sisco, E. Sloan. Row 2: B. Snowden, W. Sntith, I. Suty, B. Tanthory, D. Thomas, S. Smith, M. Tackett, I, Thompson, R. Trifiletle. Row 3: H. Shaffer, F. Skiba, L. Spillrnan, R. Silvis, I. Stevens, I. Sygar, W. Stcmdley, F. Sipusic, R. Thompson, G. Theodore. w.. HOME ROOM 39 Row 1: D. Hetzel, D. Yount, E. Williams, E. Viaiker, I. Whitney, M. Walker, IVI. Heller, M. Waller. Row 2: I. Roberts, I. Zavcxr, C. Vcrhoselc, A. Wenzel, B. Villio, I. Williams, I. Shilling, I. Voorhies, I. Viqorilo, E. Laz- zcuo. Row 3: A. Nuzzy, E. Heliziick, I. Wilthew, H. Andrews, D. Moures, I. Clay, T. White, T. Williams, A. Turner. PALIL -19 SCHOOL CALENDAR September 8-School began. 10-Cheerleaders Dance October 29-NEOTA November 3-Ohio State Psychological Test 23, 24-Iunior Play December 3-Pigskin Prom 4-Athletic Banquet 8-College Aptitude Tests 15-Open House 20-Band Party February 5-Speech Contest, here 18-Assembly-Bob Richards 18, 19-Band Concert 26-Band Dinner March 2-Lee Algebra Test 3-Industrial Information Institute 9-College Day 11-Basketball Dance 16-Tri County Journalism Meet, here 18-Iunior Hi Dance 25-Stunt Night 30-Steel Valley Dinner April 1, 2-Choral Concert Z2-Iunior, Senior Party 29-Sophomore Party May 6, 7-Senior Play 10-Student Teaching Day 13-GAA Dance 20-Iunior. Senior Prom 27-Recognition Day 29-Baccalaureate Iune 1-Graduation 3-Close of School 5, . ff- 5 ' ,ff . .-.5 -.3 .,.'f2 as .well - A.. ' -W. 4 .rg n f .1,. ,-ufgf' .QCQF-.Jw -..-r-, - ,..x - 4,-:,.. rf.. Q , ..-,':..,- . r,-- . w-' ' .ani nw .. . ' .. x.T .:.-.fn ,r-' .4-.sf ., .:r,--.. my ru: fiducial' 'rs x wx, af up Row 1: E. Spetsios, P. Iurich, S. Thomas, I. Infcmte, B. Thomas, D Cxmmero Row 2: M, Murphy, G. Sloan, B. Muiorccx. I. Wiseman, L. Echnoz B Pmgyx xi 2. GAA OFFICERS ROUGHIN IT P ,,,.,.4- ' PAGE 52 ,..,. 5 l Ca kd x X , . f . ' as 3 , ..- . . ' is I , 9 I, . I v, .....S..l....... , I W 3 i N. x' X . Row 1: B. Celeste, H. Humphries, I. Gosnell, S. Pressell, E. Spetsios. G. Couplcnd, I. Vigorito, D. Ziegler. Row 2: I. Custer, C. Lcxmonge, M. Tcxckett, A. Kwiechien, M. Petrovich, Z. Betscxrcxkis, I. Merrill, B. Pirigyi How 3: C. Cera, N. Ceroli, D. Lewis, B. DeMont, D. Grainger. C. Sutter, D. Ccxmpcmu. H. Sowers. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS GROUP DISCUSSION 1--.-,, xW VALSF. 'l Row 1: I. Boncxm, I. Shaffer, M. Mwphy, E. Mehcxll, A. Tompkins, I. Tukacs, V. Murkley. Row 2: D. Bonucker, I. Ziegler, A. Roberts, R. Crytzer, I. Tompkins, L. Rizzi. Row 3: A. Penkscx, K. Iones, L. Scudere, N. Taylor, C. Van Allen, V. Holmes. ART CLUB OFFICERS ARTISTS AT WORK Q.- if C7 9 ' 1 l PAGE 54 E fi x Q Row 1: R. Brown, L. Hillier, N. Ralston, S. Ralston, A. Boser, F. Sipusic. Row 2: W. George. I. Parry, R. Ruschillc, I. Comer, B. Hutton, R. Pirigyi. Row 3: B. Mohn, R. Yonnone, S. Collings, R. Hover, I. Brown, R. Lucich, C. Davis. RADIO CLUB OFFICERS SENDING CODE RM VAUL gf. Row 1: I. Bonam, M. Sudano. M. Panko, P. Ponce, M. Livi, M. Konchol, I. Infante. Row 2: D. Hoyt, C. Alvino, P. Leo, S. Thomas, B. Thomas, I. Wiseman, L. Echnoz, I. Walters. Row 3: S. Sinnett, C. Lloyd, B. Pete, I. Vincent, D. Sech, T. Collins, B. Pirigyi. STENO CLUB OFFICERS FUTURE SECRETARIES fi if PAGE 56 .fi . vw L P ::-I ...Wx Row Row Row Row an W Ad Agfa fx 6' N-32 I. Lubcdu, H. Humphries, I. Siroki, M. McCabe, G. Ccrndel, M. Baker, P. Iurich, P. Fonce H. Ncurotsky, N. Ralston, A. Sccxrnecchicx, M. Scumecchicr, P. Cox, B, Link, C. Barber. I. Woodcock, H. Kcxniclides, S. McNamara, C. Keeney. E. Verhosek, I. Grohl, D. Grainger, I. Helgerson, I. Higgins, E. Lenney, C. Ramsey. NFL ADVISORY BOARD DISCUSSINC A TOURNEY PAGE '7 f..l..Jk., Row 1: P. Ioseph, E. Spetsios, I. Lcxw, C. D'Al1escmdro, P. Boron. Row 2: N. Malone, I. Ccsewell. S. Tomlin. H. Fillicm, M. Wood. Row 3: V. Bleakley, I. Gcxydos, R. Vecchione, L. Marsico. HI-CRIER EDlTOR'S CONFERENCE COMPILING THE NEWS .1 ET-F,-'M . . . . .... . . , Q: im , r' lx. 5 I E,-3-4 . Q E BANQUET COMMITTEE Row lz B. Hunter, E. Iames, L. Iames, L. DeChristofaro, B. Wells Row 2: R. Davis, A. Corcoran, F. Iones, I. Casewell, A. Iackson, B Iones Row 3: A. Sullivan, E. Patterson, D. Pugh, B. Predika, R, Iames, L Rlzzx LIBRARY ASSISTANTS XV x ll-rw li ll lwstuzc-L11, H. Huxnphzlos, L. lames, lVl.l. Doran, B. Iosep Huw Ll: ill. Iva ks, A. :.3ca.uccclua, I. Sirokl, S. Pressell, M. Braun llow 3: A. COICOIGH, F. loses, P. Shaffer, F. De-BOW, N. Kirucofe. lXll '55 JUNIOR PLAY Q., if , N E xg 4.2 W4 I EIIKQ 49 erm C7 My .... Row 1: V. Bleakley, M. Scarnecchia, M. Baker, P. Iurich, P. Cox. Row 2: R. Sullivan. B. Link, S. McNamara, I. Kershner, C. Keeney, N. Malone. Row 3: I. Martin, F. Kramer, L. George, D. Grainger, I. Higgins, B. Pressell, L. Rizzi. '56 JUNIOR PLAY ' val Km J' .1 M xi r if .3 - ' ' i - E ,fr E X' , ,H X sw M ng :? V7 ik 1 if C? GS? f ' 2 A .- 3 , i ,M , Row 1: I. Laboda, H. Humphries, N. Ralston. Row 2: M. Schneider, K. Ceroli, L. Marsico, B. Costello. Row 3: K. Carier, E. Verhosek, I. Helgerson, D. Camparia, N. PAGE ED mr yr. ' I 1 On I Q Belcastro. Q DUCTORIAN SOCIETY pg.-wav. ,..,. .,.,X Seated: D. Grainger. Standing: P. Iurich, S. McNamara, M. Scamecchia, A. Brooks, P. Leo. OFFICE ASSISTANTS r . N Row 1: I. Laboda, M. Panko, L. Scott. Row 2: C. Lewis, H. Berensci. Row 3: H. Kaniclides, L. DeChristoiaro. rv-.su an Cx FUTURE NURSES CLUB Ti ' . 4 . 3 Q2 Q ff .ft if . '-'ff W 'R x 111 xi an F Q I df' Q. I 'xy in-vial-1 Row l: L. Scott, I. Gosnell, S. McNamara, D. Kcxrovic. M. Kiraly. Row 2: I. Frances, M, Braun. L. Bamhart, I. Hulme, M. Scarnecchia, T. Collins, M. McCloskey, G. Blaze. DRIVERS CLUB ES ii I f S . 5. , gi I3 I . -. V I , ' Q ii . A ' ' A A S' , 52 ' ff S is 9, of v I . 4 . A :iz I 5 Vllf' V Q -rf I V. I Row 1: I. Francis, S. Markowitz, I, Freel, G. Blase. Row 2: H. Sullivan, D. Howells, R. Welsh, C. Treharn. Row 3: M. Bond, F. Raschillcx, B. Petty. PAGE 62 I JUNIOR PRODUCTION STAFF W. vu 19' Q-N. 'T' Row 1: I. Siroki, A. Scarnecchicr, P. Boron. Row 2: E. Spetsios, P. Ioseph, R. Fillicm, S. Tomlin. Row 3: H. Kaniclides, I. Guydos, K. Ceroli, R. Vecchione, L. Mcxrsico. Row 4: I. Quilty, E. Verhosek, C. Sutter. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 1 SP RJ' my 34 WX Row 1: M. Kovell, L. Icmes, F. DeBow, P. Shcrifer, P. Loose. C. Gilbert. Row 2: B. Hunycrdy, I. Murray, L. Cutright, I. Vchnn, D. Thomas, P. Bianco, I. Killit, K. Strcrusser. Row 3: I. Murray, M. McC1osky, S. Sinnett, I. Burlinghcrm. M. Livcmi, B. Stroymer, B. Miller. IXLLL How Row Row Row PROJECTION CREW Sweqan, R. Williams, I. Scherer, W. Snowden, G. Betsarakis, I. Hernan, I. Sloan. Durst, S. Mackey. L. Glunt, D. Miller, A. Boser, D. Baker, G. Crone, T. DeMont. . Ciofli, I. Harris, R. Thompson, D. Beach, H. Davis, D. Pressell, G. Coupland. . Hostinsky, D. Hutzler, R. Clay, B. Menz, B. Hutchings, R. Thompson, I. Miller. Livin' It Up Al' NHS PAGE E4 xg ' ' ' ' ' SILWXAN YT XSS. K A' ' ' 'QW si flawyv 4. 5' 'IH 12 '- f-5 3 if - T'. 'l -..,. ' F -. I1 A 'X is X ' ' I . g.1.:' - ' 'I X. t, - SQ' . .,,.,,'l r ,uf , ..,.. -.......... ........ ..,. ....,....1'iiiiiiTV1f.E,1'Z.:.lwiI W.. .... .5 f. z I 1 t ' A 'X . ' . in ' K . as Y' ' LI. f. CII! vp .. is-4 . .- N ' ' 51. - Q! i,5.,g Q Xl 3 , ' N Q p ,,, A ,gi . , y . . A I Q ie 4- H 41 I . uv .,x , 1 N. x. 3 1 X Tr SOPRANOS AND TENORS Row l: C. Casewell, L. Kramer, I. Wiseman, B. Pirigyi, M. Wood, N. Malone, B. Wright, S. Hodgkinson, A. Konacich, N. Rich, A. Titler, I. Vincent, I. Ianis, I. Killen, I. Whitney. Row 2: C. D'Allesandro, K. Ceroli. I. Kershner, C. Chiody, I. Merrill, M. Agues. I. Davies, R. Cluse, C. Williamson, B. Costello, D. Kramer, I. Hulme, E. Dively, B. Wells, I. Frances, I. Morganti, H. Humphries, N. Kiebler. Row 3: H. Bissell, R. Bowlcer, I. Leonard, D. Hillman, I. Kindler, B. Bowker, S. Collings, B. Pressell, D. Campana, D. Tock, D. Howells, C. Gerheim M. Hostinsky, R. Davis, I. Ryan. I. Martin. MIXED CHORUS ALTOS AND BASSES Row l: I. Likens, I. Gaydos, P. Ferrari, A.L. Brooks, L. DeChristoiaro, L. Babb, M. Livi, I. Gosnell, S. Thomas, L. Agee, M. Marks, I. Madden, S. Olson, B. McGuirk, A. Sava, M. Quaranta. Row 2: L. Fiedor, F. DeMarco, S. DeMartino, N. Gatta, A. Guinta, Z. Betsarakis, A. Kwiechien. I. Devanny, S. Smith, A. Steele, P. Sisco, I. Schilling, G. Holbrook, M. Hayto, D. Mackey, E. Williams, A. Corcoran, N. Bernard, N. Ralston, B. Dunco, S. Bowser. Row 3: T. Brooks, T. Bradley, I. Villio, C. Davies, K. Carter, B. Predika, R. Galqozy, T. Shorthouse, I. Csorba, A. Heyer, I. Brown, L. George. F. Kramer, R. Green, N. Taylor, I. Coupland, K. Nixon, B. Tubbs, C. Cera. -,Q-..-.,....,...... PAGE 65 G up How 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: J me vteszw 'I 1 is 11 CHORUS OFFICERS AND SECTION LEADERS Louis George, Vice President: Sylvia Smith, Historian: Ann Louise Brooks. tary-Treasurer: Dick Tock, Sergeant at Arms. Sandra Thomas, Zoe Betsarakis, Ianet Hulme, Betty Pirigyi. Ben Pressell, Newton Taylor, Tom Brooks, Sheridan Titler. President: Ioyce Morqanti, Secre- GIRLS GLEE CLUB D. Yount, M. Foritcmella, P. Cruse, I. Durst. L. Cutriqht, E. Martin, B. Orhovec. N. Cesario, C. Farr, I. Ellwood. L. Glunt, I. Orcutt, P. Bianco, I. Heider, S. Vine, E. Iames, I. Standly, L. Bianco, N. Papas. E. Sloan. P. Iones, P. Helwig, I. Mohn. I. Thompson. B. Miller, I. Vaughn, R. Kramer, K. Gibson. B. Echnoz, E. Patterson. M. Schuller, C, Higley, K. Kocjan, A. Wen- zel, I. Quilty, I. Murray, D. Hare, D. Hilty. saw may xv.,-new smwmmamm , , . -,. . . ...Wa ,...,..twuN,mm ,www ...mmf wnsmmm . 1 r A , . .A .. , ,M ,V PAGE G6 U--11 U l lik e X,,Qx.x .. r. SINGING SENIOR-ITAS Row l: Phyllis Ferrari, Catlienine Casewell, Sandra Thomas. How 2: Carol Barber, Beverly Lir'fl', Virginia Bleakley. Row 3: Ioan Kcrshnor, Carol Keeney, Nancy Malone, Iudy Wiseman. VEHTICHOHDS Bob Bowker, Ben Pressell, Dick Hillman, Newton Taylor. .fe-.NX - ,,f 'N X qv W.: DANE 7 Row Row Row I-low How Row ACCIDENTALS Iayne Merrill, Marlene Agues, Betty Costello, Irene Davies. Ioyce Morqanti, Nancy Ralston. Ianet Gosnell. Marrianne Quaranta. Ianet Hulme, Elvira Dively, Kathleen Ceroli, Norma Bernard. SINGING BEAUX Terry Shorthouse, Newton Taylor, Louis George, Frank Kramer, Ioe Csorba. lohn Martin, Torn Brooks, Dick Tock, Ben Pressell, David Howells, Roy Davis. Dan Campana, Bob Bowker, Dick Hillman, Arthur Heyer, Bennett Tubbs, Bob Nisbett r I-'ABL bt! X R SINGING BELLES Row 1: Carmel D'A11escmdro, Iudy Whitney, Angie Sava. Row 2: Zoe Betsurcikis, Sandra Thomas, Helen Humphries.. Row 3: Rita Cluse, Bonnie Wells, Sondra Olson, Icxcie Madden. THOSE RADIO GUYS AT IT AGAIN PAUL 09 Row 1: T. Collins, V. Planton, B. Diiebo, P. Boron, N. Ceroli, L. Spillman, C. Williams, M. Infante, L. Iudy, M. Bassett. C. Williamson, L. Fiedor. Row 2: S. Sherock, I. Bruznbaugh, I. Vigorito, B. Baxter, I. Kagrise, R. Brown, R. Durst, I. Williams, I. Paprick, I. Cluse. G. Verhosek. Row 3: L. Quigley. R. Paulik, C. Ramsey, R. Rivella, I. Duricy, R. Feorene, A. Duricy, I. Grohl, L. Hillier, B. Boyle. Row 4: H. Manehart, W. Rodgers. E. Chieifo, D. Guerra, Douglas Hartzell, Director: R. Kolic, I. Wilthew, E. Helmick, R. Mays. OFFICERS COLOR GUARDS Charles Ramsey, Vice President: Virginia Planton, Secretary: S. Sherock, G. Verhosek. Richard Feorene, Treasurer: Betty DeFabio, President: Bob Boyle, Sergeant at Arms. PAGE 7D - 1 V'1 TRUMPETS Row 1: R. Durst. R. Boyle, I. Vigoritto. Row Z: R. Kolic, B. Baxter, R. Brown, D. Quigley. SAXOPHONES L. Hillicr, I. Wilthew. D. Guerra, R. Feorene, R. Riviellcx, I. Duricy. IUXUL 'II Row 1: C. Ramsey, I. Cluse. A. Duricy. BRASS Row 2: W. Rodgers, R. Mays, E. Helmick, I. Gcxrvin. I. Williams, R. WOODWINDS Pculik, H. Mcxinhcrrt, I. Grohl. I. Kcrgrise PAGE 72 MAIORETTES L. Iudy, M. Bassett, C. Williamson, Thelma Collins, Head Mcrjorette: L. Fiedor, V. Plcmton, B. DeFubio, P. Boron PERCUSSION Row 1: I. Poprick, I. Brumbcxuqh, E. Chiefio, C. Williams, N. Ceroli. Row 2: L. Spillmcm, M. Infcmte. PAGE 73 ACTIVITIES, 1954-55 During this year the various extra-curricular activities at McKinley High School have proven that there can be fun and achievement in other fields than the academic field. The chorus sang selections on the football field for the Girard game, presented a Christmas concert at Open House and the Spring concert on May l, 2. McKinley not only has a chorus but also five ensembles including the Senior-itas, Vertichords, Singing Beaux, Accidentals, and Singing Belles. These groups have sung for various clubs and organizations during the year and were featured in the first part of the Spring Choral Concert. Also appearing in the field of music at NHS was the McKinley March- ing Band. At every football game the members of this group put on shows and during basketball season a German band played during halftime. They also played for the Veteran Day Ceremonies, turnpike dedication, post game dances, the junior play, Pigskin Prom, Open House, and the chorus dance. Bringing speech honors to NHS was the National Forensic League. This group participated in the local Prince of Peace Contest, Youngstown Rotary Debate Tourney, and won speech contests at Boardman and Cuyahoga Falls. This activity raises funds by conducting a sales tax drive. The Radio Club worked on the Civil Defense Communications Tractor Trailer for the Ohio Civil Defense Corps. These boys mounted radio gear, wired in antenna and mounted an aircraft transmitter and receiving antenna on the truck. They also participated in a general field exercises of the 31st Mobile Support Group, air attack and the unannounced national air raid alert. Selling refreshments at the football games was the chief duty of the Banquet Committee. The money received was used to sponsor the Athletic Banquet. Members of the GAA completed a year of volleyball, basketball, table tennis and badminton. This group of girls decorated the school's Christmas tree, ushered the visitors at Open House, sold mums at football games and sponsored the GAA dance. The Art Club decorated the school for Christmas, the stage for all activities and plays, labeled the rows of seats in the auditorium and sold pep shakers at the football games, while the library assistants aided the school librarian during their study halls by checking books in and out, classifying books and doing various other tasks. Showing education films and film strips and operating the tape re- corder were the boys of the projection crew under the direction of Mr. Prosser. The Student Council produced Stunt Night, decorated the goal posts at the games, chose the Citizen-of-the-Week, sponsored a junior high dance, pro- moted the March of Dimes drive and sold pennants for sport's frays. The Hi-Crier put out a daily high school paper, which is printed in the Niles Times. This group received a first class honor rating in the National Scholastic Press Association, attended Tri-County meets, Editor's Conference and Press Meet at Kent State University, and co-sponsored two post-game dances. PEE 74 'l - A3...7gfi.,IEq,?j'1Z'4-3 ,513-15' L i- - ' vw- A., -.. .. x- ' -,,,g,.V.-5- ,yn - ' 3 ' 3- -- Q N:-712' '5'?f 'E2 2'::3' 1- '5'!!g5a'-- ' W- 1- q - 1 'tt -.-':..:-41' '2 f-- . -rw. - x . , -Q-Y..-- 1 A ,. Q.. . f.. . 'QV it -.V iv.-, -,..V..., Af-:A . N . .. - - .- -.- f. J ' A .wx .gf 1 Ng ' . 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FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD NILES McKlNLEY DRAGONS Undefeated 1954 SVC Champions Sept. 17 Niles 38 Farrell, Pa. 13 Sept. 24 Niles 24 Youngstown South 14 Oct. 1 Niles 26 Boardman 7 Oct. 8 Niles 32 Memorial 7 Oct. 15 Niles 26 Fitch 6 Oct. 22 Niles 25 Struthers 0 Oct. 28 Niles 12 Akron Ellet 7 Nov. 5 Niles 40 Hubbard 0 Nov. 12 Niles 34 Girard 0 Record 9 wins 0 losses Undefeated 1954 SVC Champions by lim Law In the fall of 1954, area fans watched the greatest grid machine in the history of McKinley High School pile up a record of nine wins without a setback for the first undefeated football season at Niles. Nlles 38. Farrell 13 On a warm twenty-fourth of September, the sup- posedly young and inexperienced Dragons traveled to Farrell. Pennsylvania and opened their 1954 schedule with an explosion heard all over the district as they swamped the Farrell High Steelers by a 38 to 13 count. Coach Ioseph Bassett's eleven displayed speed. power, depth. great passing. and even better running as they scored in every period of play. Four Dragons shared scoring honors. Halfback Vince Holmes and fullback Bob DeMont gamered two TD's each. Halfback loe Ziegler and Holmes tallied Niles' two extra points on passes. Niles 24. South 14 On Friday evening, September 24, the high spirited McKinley eleven made their home debut of the season and dumped the Youngstown South Warriors to the tune of 24 to 14 at Riverside Stadium. This marked the first time since 1949 that a Niles team downed South on the gridiron. The Bassettrnen employed the Share the Wealth plan as four players broke into paydirt. Ioe Ziegler, Bob DeMont. Paul Mandras, and Vince Holmes each chalked up one touchdown. Niles 28. Boardman 7 The mighty Dragons kept right on rolling and whip- ped the Boardman Spartans 26 to 7 at Riverside Stadium for their third consecutive win and their first in Steel Valley Conference play. ln the scoring column it was Vince Holmes with two tallies. loe Ziegler, and Al Penksa one apiece. Re- serve halfback Lenny Tassone snared a pass for the only P.A.'l'. Nlles 32, Memorial 7 The largest crowd of the young season, approxi- mately 5.000 spectators, watched the McKinley eleven roll over what was considered its biggest hurdle to the 1954 SVC loop title, as they crushed the Campbell Me- morial Red Devils 32 to 7 at Memorial Stadium in Campbell. lt marked the fourth win in a row for the fire breathing Dragons, and they seemed to be on their way to a great season. The Niles scoring consisted of three TD's by De- Mont, one each by Ioe Ziegler and Holmes. The extra points were scored by Tassone and Holmes on passes. Niles 28. Fitch 6 After having the scheduled game with Austintown Fitch on October 15, rained out or better yet flooded out, the Niles football machine moved into high gear on the following Monday evening and defeated both the mud and Fitch by a 26 to 6 margin to gain their fifth consecutive win of the campaign and control of the Steel Valley Conference title race. Crossing the goal line for the winners were Ioe Ziegler, Tom Williams, Vince Holmes and Bob DeMont, each with a single T.D. Ioe Coviello and Holmes chalk- ed up the P.A.T's on pass plays. Niles 25. Struthers 0 Niles McKinley's gridiron juggernaut smashed its way to a 25 to 0 win over Struthers on October 22 at Riverside Stadium and gained undisputed lead in the Steel Valley Conference as Bob DeMont reeled off three touchdown runs to set the torrid pace. Vince Holmes raced for the other Dragon tally and Bob Ziegler grab- bed off a pass for the only extra point. Niles 12. Ellet 7 Playing before a large Homecoming crowd, the Niles Dragons fought hard for a 12 to 7 win over a stubborn Akron Ellet eleven on October 28 at Riverside Stadium. The defensive unit was at its best as the locals weathered a fourth period rally and turned back the Akron Orangemen deep in Dragon territory. Bob Ziegler scampered to paydirt for Niles in the first and third quarters. Niles 40. Hubbard U Cutting loose with the full force of their offensive fury. the Niles McKinley Red Dragons crushed the Hub- bard Eagles, 40 to 0, at Hubbard on November 5. Bob DeMont racked up three T.D.'s. Vince Holmes two, and Ioe Ziegler one. as the high-riding Dragon regulars were kept under wraps most of the evening with substitutes playing the major portion of the game. This victory over the Eagles upped the Niles record to eight straight wins without tarnish to the school colors and set the stage for the annual arch-rival battle with McKinley's down-river foe the Girard Indians on No- vember 12. Niles 34, Girard 0 The mighty Niles McKinley Red Dragons soared to the pinnacle of gridiron success by outclassing Girard's previously unbeaten Indians, 34 to 0. before the sea- son's largest crowd of 6,000 partial fans. The Dragons did nearly everything in displaying what they could do when the chips were down and wrapped up their second straight Steel Valley Confer- ence crown and finished the first undefeated football season in the history of Niles High School. Fifteen McKinley senior gridders wrote the final lines to a glowing chapter in the school's football his- tory by displaying skill and determination in the lop- sided victory over their oldest rivals. Those NHS seniors who made their last gridiron ap- pearance against the lndians included Paul Mandras. Dick Williams, Bob Bauman, Dick Grainger, Dick Lewis, Tony Nardo, Jim Law, Ward Kaye. Hugh Blakley, Andy Trotogot, Ioe Coviello, Vince Holmes, Bob DeMont. Bob Ziegler. and Lenny Tassone. Niles became the first school to capture the Steel Valley Conference grid title two years in succession. A capable group of assistant coaches, Don Pallante. Lou Toth. Tom Andres, and Dom Match aided head mentor loseph Bassett in guiding the Dragons to the best record in the history of McKinley High. BABE B4 ,K ,, E R 1 f g, 6 5 l, 56 5 ink q54 vs? -le .Qt XX X Yjimi O 1 x N . b X , 1 Q wgzisepne W'-lm ZW Uewco f Lvwfsm -' ' , Xi Sf S Q . 51 -i s M .Qs 12016 S1210 . H, 3 ,we ' I J M, x.. N w, xANar06 'Q f f' .5 nb x ,CX ,Q - v I , X my , A OIITIG-S -ww Q E I E E wk S FX gzx N +4,,,,ifAx ,gkk ff? Q 5 Z? hx K K+: ,vm tgis 5' qggfwx 486 V w Blakle U N Y man E xigf. I URWGRIDDER 5 x is 'X , - ,I E A X f '3S 4f'X X,vLi E!ig I M 2 sb - ff? Q law F M, .ASNE xg Grainger 1' 5 s Q Q ri E 2 A gg ' is 'ax Sfjk x x 8 Q ,, , :A I x 1 3 1 , , i I a Iyu - 1 iq J I N g.W Coviel IB' J E I 9. ggi ., 1 1 I M QA - J Mandras Trotogot B E,:::,. 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Paridon 5 Rickard - Law 6' KN af' Gfull H e-Witt Y N930 Row l: R. DeMarco, L. Bentley, I. Ziegler, P. Giuliano, D. Triiilette, T. Dixon, F. Bianco, T. Casey. Row 2: T. Williams. V. Holmes. G. Potter, T. Lapolla, L. Tassone, I. Duricy, C. Treharn. Row 3: M. Bond. I. McGinnis, B. Hewitt. D. Williams, A. Penksa. B. Bauman. D. Grainger. T R A C K 1954 TRACK RECORD Niles 622!3 Niles 60 Niles 24 Niles 46 V2 Niles 52 STEEL VALLEY CONF Girard 62 Boardman 38 Vs Struthers 24 V2 ESL! Farrell, Pa. Fitch Warren Hubbard Boardman ERENCE Hubbard Niles Fitch 55 V3 58 102 71 V2 66 44 5 6 29 5,6 24 1,2 Row 1: B. DeMont, I. Law, P. Giuliano, B. Ziegler. I. Ziegier. Row 2: B. Driscoll, I. Higgins, R. Filipan. I. Coviello. Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Row 3: C. Scmple. P. Mandras, T. Gonnella, M. Bond. 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McConnell, C. Mac- PALS L. 'vi HOME ROOM 27 Raw 1: D. Unqer, L, Szabados, I. Stanley, S. Vine, R. Libee, I. Vaughn, B. Skeleski. Row 2: B, Szelest, R, Viqorito, R. Tripodi, I. Vincent, L. Tripodi, B. Sernulka, I. Zavar, I. Tompkins, S. Thomsberry. Row 3: E. Williams, I. Ryan, A. Sherock, S. Tiller, I. Tuxford, B. Silvis, R. Walters, R. Young. 1 sammy ---- - HOME ROOM 2 lbw l: B. Madden, A. Cherry, I. Brown, M. Kajiar, E. La zvrence, C. Iohnson, S. Nass. Row 2: I. Fiodor, I. Scherer, S. Carmer, I. Cronnella, S. Billiq, C, Morgan, B. Pelton, I. Tetriclc, I. Rajkowski, M. Blicka, ll. llallocli. llow 3: M. Price, F. Naqi, 'l'. Williams, B. Thomas, D. Walzers, G. Betsarakis, I. Woodcock, S. Bissel. VALIL 'JB I HOME ROOM 6 Row l: W. Iackson, W. Crisp, R. Brickley, V. Hulchings, M. McConnell. B. Ziegler, I. Simone, T. Clay. Row 2: T. Iackson, R. Durst, S. Mackey, B. Phillips, I. Sloan. E. Drobic, E. Slone, R. Sawyer, W. Williams, G. Sinit. Bow 3: A. Choliee, I. Choflee, B. Hillman, R. Shaw. B. Hutchings, C. Black, T. Corcoran, B. Brown, T. DelVlont, G. Coup- land. HOME ROOM 8 Row lz P. Dunkleman, C. Froom, M. L. Iones, F. Hunter, D. Camplield, C. Williams, E. Shobel. Row 2: l. Robinson, F. Zell, B. Williams, D. Williams, D. Miller, I. Mclntire, B. Dockins, O. Davis. Row 3: H. Lawrence, V. Estes, R. Thompson, L. Cox, E. Lawrence, I. Slilfler, I. Foster, F. Barker. PAGE 96 is 'ix i HOME ROOM 3 Row 1: M. Shoyada, I. Sisco, D. Cox, I. Murray, I. Hughes, W. Binion, M. Wright. Row 2: V. Vires, F. Pierce, C. Yoders, P. Flcmniqan, L. Theodore, P. Morrow, O. Spellman, B. Thompson, D. Lowe, H. Davis. Row 3: H. Iewell, K. Spackman, A. Sawyer, T. Tuxlord, M. Calahand, R. Ostrode, G. Cariton, D. Macalhcmy, I. Shoble, H. Ripple, D. Casey. HOME ROOM 4 Row l: S. Iohnson, S. Filipan, E. Dorchock, P. Peters, M. Ziegler, N. Iohnson, C. Libert, D. Minick, I. Markley. Row 2: M. Markwell, H. Thornsberry, F. Rose, C. Hess, I. Hall, P. Werden, C. Logan, C. Brown, D. McCormick, C. Hetzell, A. Doutt. F. Miller. Row 3: P. Flynn, I. Dulfala, C. Lawson, G. Helmick, M. Walters, R. Bowser, D. Ramsey, D. Davis, A. Martin, I. Burton. r-Ant uv HOME ROOM 7 Row 1: G. Salem, C. Hunyady, E. Quigley, C. Vigorito, I. Edison, P. Flynn, P. Semple, L. Brady. I Row 2: L. Glunt, D. Martin, R. Swegan, T. Holmes, P. Iudy, K. Bender, P. Campbell, C. Leckie, I. Bowmcn, D. Cam- pana, B. Dermer. Row 3: D. Pressell, I. Custer, I. Miles, S. Sherock, R. Kish, N. Kines, I. Rivella, R. Davis, M. Kramer, G. Crone. lla nu' I H IUNIOR HIGH INFORMER How 1: I. Scherer, C. Coates, B. Ioseph, I. Woodcock, B. Madden, M. Riqgert. Row 2: Advisors, R. Fillian, R. Vecchione, E. Spetsios, L. Marsico: I. Tetrick. Row 3: I. Tompkins, C. Gerheim, I. Fiedor, G. Betsarakis, L. Fiedor. PAGE 'JB 113 1 FOOTBALL TEAM Huw 1: L. Hudspeth, D, Ccxmpcmu, T. DeMont. How 2: A. Sherock, I. Devcmny, B. Hutchings. Row 3: Mr. Match, Couchg I, Couplcmd, B. Alvinog Mr. Vcxrgo, Coach BASKETBALL SQUAD Row 1: W. Leo, R. Hallock, 1. Zuvcxr, T. DeMom, I. Scherer. HOW 2: G. Betsamkis, N. Mcrscicmqelo, L. Fiedor, I. Miller. Row 3: I. Brown: Mr. Vurgo, Coczchg I. Couplcmd. PUXLSI- 'VW PAGE IDD Cheerleaders Row 2: K. Gibson, B. Thomas. Row 1: I. Orcutt, B. Echnoz. Now that you have glanced through the 1955 edition of the Dragon, and we hope enjoyed it, permit us to take the liberty to present those people who were most instrumental in making this book a reality. DRAGON PRODUCTION STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF ....................................... Nancy Malone ASSISTANT EDITOR IN CHIEF .... .... ASSISTANT EDITOR IN CHIEF .... ART EDITOR ................... SPORTS EDITOR .............. Virginia Bleakley . . . Marilyn Wood . . . . Ray Crytzer lim Law ADVISOR ...... .................. .... R o bert G. Clark CONTRIBUTORS Ann Louise Brooks Peggy Cox Dick Grainger lack Higgins Carol Keeney Ioan Kershner Pat Leo Carol Lloyd Barbara Pete DRAGON FINANCIAL STAFF CO-CHAIRMAN .... .............................. M arilyn Scarnecchia CO-CHAIRMAN .... .... S usan McNamara ADVISOR ...... .................. D onald Pallante CONTRIBUTORS Robert Bauman Martha Braun Pat Iurich Anthony Nardo PGS D r . ..- Win. NANCY MALONE EDITOR IN CHIEF The high prize of life, the crowning fortune of a man, is to be born with a bias to some pursuit which finds him in employment and happiness. -Emerson Nancy was truly bias to the pursuit of preparing the Dragon for pub- lication. Long hours of tedious work failed to dent her determination to get the job done. We will always appreciate your accomplishment. The Class of 1955 PAGE IDB VIRGINIA BLEAKLEY ASSISTANT EDITOR IN CHIEF A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. -Lincoln Ginger strove to keep the chain of accomplishment strong. Being an assistant was no easy job, but you did your best and made it an endeavor worthy of great praise. Your reliability on the Dragon staff was most noble. The Class of 1955 D4 MARILYN WOOD ASSISTANT EDITOR IN CHIEF The sum of wisdom is, that the time is never lost that is denoted to work. -Emerson IVIari1yn's granting of time and effort to the creation of this edition is worthy of greater comment than noted here. Thank you for the part you played in making this book. The Class of 1955 SPONSORS Gay's Printing Service Ford Cleaners McKinley Restaurant Hi-Way Arena Dr. Samuel latte Iensen's Flower Shop Isaly's Salerno's Service Paul's on Park Avenue Tunison Bros. Iohnny Pressell Motor Sales Montgomery Drug Co. Cut 6, Cushion Ragazzo Men's Wear Dr. N. I. Altiero-Dr. A. I. Altiero Iensen Hardware Co. I. A. McMahon, Inc. Tassone's Market Harold Kopp, Upholstering Herf Jones Ideal Department Store C. D. Mervyn, Ieweler Antler Hotel Arden Furniture Company Kistler-Campbell Insurance Agency Holloway 6: Son Funeral Directors El Rio Iurich Texaco Gas Station Wise Florists Sonnycralt Mattress Company Homer H. Hoffman Co., Inc. Cafe 422 Frasca Insurance Agency Mayor Edward P. Lenney Holeton Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woodcock Ir. The C. H. Stiver Company Gabby's Restaurant Bahm Brothers Sherwood Oldsmobile, Inc. Federal Cleaners Russ Berline-Men's G Boys' Wear Superior Metal Fabricating Company Dr. M. E. Cristo Niles Garbage Agency Robins Furniture Co., Niles W. :S L. Heating Company Rice Electric Nader's Mears Agency-Real Estate and Insurance Ed Satterlee Service McKelvey Company, Youngstown Stambaugh-Thompson Co. Bonaquist Motor Sales Fleck Pontiac Co. Winchell Cleaners 6 Shirt Laundry The Dollar Bank Company The Niles Bank Company Park Furniture Co. Record Rendezvous The Warren Sanitary Milk Co. Astoria Cafe Law's Market Skifiey Insurance Agency Reisman's Robins Amusement Co. Eastland Athletic Club Liberati's Market Dr. Elmer M. Bins Cicero's Market Woodcock's Drug Store The Ohio Galvanizing 6, Mfg. Co. Youngstown-Warren Trailer Mart. Robbins Avenue Lumber Co. 1D SPONSORS Mitchell F . Shaker, City Solicitor Niles Daily Times Pritchard's Clothes Store, 39 So. Main Joseph Antenucci Plumbing and Heating Sammy's Service Station, Sinclair Products Rose Building and Supply Co. The D G I Electronic Supply Co., Warren, Ohio Wilson Ins. Agency, 403 Niles Bank Building Star Iewelry, 47 So. Main, Niles Donald Lloyd Bostwick and Associates Kaiser's Pastry Shop, Niles Abraham Hoodin M.D. Bernard's Music Center, Niles, Ohio G. H. Baker, Farm Bureau Ins. Agent Niles Scrap Iron 6: Metal Co., William B. Clayman Sheffler Hi-Way Express, Inc. Richard W. Reese Funeral Home Iack's Dairy, Niles Fraternal Order of Eagles, 316 So. Main St. Frech Bros., Meats and Provisions Fusco Dry Cleaning Co. Wood's Radio and Electric Valley Plumbing 61 Heating, Inc. Handy Andy's, McKinley Heights The Allied Metals Co. The Niles Fuel 6. Supply Co. Western Auto Store Frank Bleakley Signs, 90 State St. Bruce's, The B 61 R General Stores, Inc. Valley Fabricators, Inc. Soda :S Luscher Constr. Co., Inc. Progressive Studio 6, Camera Shop Kehn Service Station Park Bowling Center The Central Lumber 6. Supply Co. PAGE 1immie's Inn, 1012 Fenton St. Niles Fire Brick Co. Novelty Shop, 41 East Park Ave. National Gypsum Co., Niles Riverside Dairy, Inc. The Men's Shop, 13 S. Main St. The Wilder Manufacturing Co. Leon Doubet, Ieweler Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Ralston Dr. Thomas Niles Rolling Mill Shively Sales 6: Service Daniels Motor Freight A. L. Williamson M.D. Louis G. Ralston M.D. Charles W. Mathias M.D. King's News Stand Iames Traichal Gen. Building Contractors Macali's Deluxe Market, Store No. Z Anthony Lapolla M.D. Bruce's Radiator Service, 623 W. Fed. St. Flowers By Higley's, Inc. Durig's Market Niles Laundry Dr. Stanley S. Engel The Niles Lumber df Supply Co. Leroy Davis, 505 Niles Bank Building Dairy Queen, Robert W. Bowsher MacQueen and MacQueen P. E. Mansell Insurance Agency Office Machines Company McKinley Federal Savings 6: Loan Association The City Loan :S Savings Co. 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