North High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

Annual Staff and Faculty Senuors Underclassmen Oftucers Junuors Sophomores Freshmen Classrooms Extra Curruculars Malorettes Ensemble Chour Glee Club Mixed Chorus Dramatucs Comet Staff Latun Club Y Teens Published By Graduating Class Associates of WORTH HIFH SCHUOL 1 95 z lf ble P ge 58 0 fnntun s Sports Senuor Hugh Football Players Junuor Hugh Football Players Senior Hugh Basketball Players Junuor Hugh Basketball Players Track Cheerleadeu Specual Events Prom Home omung Honors Day Assemblues Snowball Dance On the Basketball Court Senuor Hugh Junks Guess Who? Senuor Heart Throbs New Horuzons ,L f F ,ll 1 f J 1 tl- ' .... 5 ' ........... T5 U D ' ' .......... 29 ' .......... 30 i i i i i i I l U 'S ...... . . . . . . . . 32 . . . . . . . . . 34 - . . . . . . . . . . 37 Bflrtd -.-.------- 46 Half Time on Gridiron . . . ' ......u.. 49 , t g G 0 A . . . . . . . . . 50 . 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I Y Annual Stu f and Associates It has been the purpose or the annual staff to recall the hIghlIghts of the school year and to Introduce the faculty and students to theIr readers The senlors through the yearbook wlll relate to you some of the experIences they have had In theIr classes theIr specIal Interest groups and on the specIal days whuch have made 1957 a memorable year GUIdeS for our tour of the new North HIgh are the senIors who have been responsIble for the publIcatIon of The 1957 SIlhouette The publIcatIons com !'t1Ille9TOVTl'1lS yearbook IS DorIs FabrIzIo Henry FFGZZIDI Kenneth Gabnk LInda Hamulton AvIs MartIn Sally McGarry Suzanne Morosky Mary PhyllIs SImpson Rnchard Tyson and Joan Uber Sllhouette Edltorlal Staff Row 1 Mary Thomas Katy Jack son Delores Carlock Jlmmy OI verson Row 2 Bob HumphrIes RIchard Tyson JanI e Gettan Carole Yu hasz Joan Uber DorIs FabrIzIo Kenneth Gabnk Donna James Row 3 LInda HamIlton Carol Has sey Mr Swander Dulcle Mesar os Arelda Beeson Mlss Bode Mrs BlIss AvIs MartIn Henry Frazzlnl Susanne Moroslry Mary PerlIne Leeann McCaughtry Sal ly McGarry ACJVISDYS MISS Bode Mrs BlIss Mr Swander Silhouette Busmess Staff Row 'l Llanne Bartley AlIce Jayne Thomas Dons Cracraft lInda Hamllton Sally McGarry George Hudoclr Carol Hassey Mary PhyllIs SImpson Rochelle BostIck Joan Uber Arelda Beeson Mary Lou Lumpp Row 2 Nancy Wllllams Robert HumphrIes Carole Yuhasz Jan Ice Gettan Leeann McCaughtry Roslyn Mang Katy Lee Jackson Mary Nell Thomas Betty M bflZIO Bernadette Nemkovlch Row 3 Jerry Beeson MIlf0'1 WalI ga James Kula Robert Jacobs Leonard Brown Rlchard Tyson Henry FrazzInI Susanne Morosliy Busmess Manager Mary Lou Lumpp Asst Buslness Manager DorIs Cracaft AdvIsor WIllIam W Beacham four . . . 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IVE has-u..,,..,.w5 Foreword Our yearbook records the story of the events and accomplishments of the first year ln the history of the new North Hugh School lt represents our effort to tell the story of a class and ofa school and to pay tribute to a man whose work has mfluenced the growth and development of our Alma Mater It as the story of a class whnch has made many notable contributions un the development of our school It IS a record of service by lndlvudual members of of the class In athletvc events In the band un dramatlcs In vocal musnc groups and In other organizations It IS the story of a school whnch has brought the traditions of our old school to a new and beautuful bulldung It guves a plctorval vlew of students at work In the attractive classrooms and llbrary and depvcts the hlghlnghts of this memo rable year Our yearbook rs also cu trubute to a man who has spent 48 years working with young people a man who has remained young In heart and whose friend shlp IS prlceless to the many students he has guided The T957 Silhouette wlll remain as a symbol of thus year whuch we have spent together at our Alma Mater We now Invite you to engoy a pnctornal tour of the first year we have spent In our new North Hugh r ,ff V , , J X 1, y gif ,.,,r , WARREN L RICHEY Pruncupal Dedication Forty eught years ago a young mon entered one of the noblest of all professions teaching Since then he has devoted a malor portion of hus time un working wuth young people Hus ex peruence has varued from a teacher un a country school to dustruct superuntendent and finally to a hugh school pruncupal Seldom has a school been so fortunate as North Hugh un havung as uts head an educator wuth such hugh Ideals and wuth so much fauth un hus fellow men He has seen our school progress from a two year hugh school to a fully accreduted unstututuon He has watched several thousand young people come to our alma mater and has observed theur growth relouced at theur successes and grueved over theur failures The school room wuth a personal relatuonshup exustung between pruncupal teacher and pupul has been to hum an opportunuty for unspurung each generation of young people to a more satusfyung lufe uty servuce as well As a member of the draft board he spent many arduous hours un the serv uce of our nation as a member of the Metropolutan Housung Authoruty the Chrust Mussuon Board and other communuty agencues he has worked to umprove condutuons for hus fellow men as a church man he has been true to the noblest ideals of Chrustuanuty as a friend and counsellor he has unspured and encouraged all to struve for the best and to perform to the best of theur abuluty The influence of such a man cannot be measured by materual wealth nor by publuc acclaum Hus Influence us measured by the contrubutuon ofthe many students who have profuted from hus guudance The class of 1957 deducates to Warren L Ruchey thus yearbook as a token of theur admura tuon for hus leadershup unspuratuon and fruendshup The best wishes of all our students are ex tended to hum upon hus returement As we say farewell we know we shall always recall wuth gratutude Warrenl. Richey educator humanutaruan Chrustuan gentleman SIX w . . I . l . I . . . I . . g l I I I Our principal has made his influence felt not only in the field of education but in commun- I . . . I , . . , I . I I ' - - 1 1 I I f I I - SEVEN I3- All the days we've been together Fondly we recall Teachers and advusors Our fruends one and all Thus parody of our Alma Mater truly descrubes our thoughts and recollectuons of the faculty of North Hugh The four years spent at North Hugh are domunated wuth mutual feelungs of trust confudence and understandlng between teachers and students Our faculty takes prude un understandung the personalities and problems of students Every student no matter what may be hus unterest wull fund someone who wull help hum when he us un need of counsel Thus personal contact between faculty and student us one that us valued beyond the four years spent un hugh school The teachers watch wuth unterest as the young people they have taught take theur places un society The success of theur teachung us measured by the contrubutuon theur students make to socuety as workers as homemakers as cutuzens 1,1 f 4 ' ll Il ' 1 , I I , , - uperintendent 0 ' chools Every institution tends to reflect the personality of those who have molded it. In the case of North High School, it is possible to see the stamp of Warren Richey, who has been a part of it for a long time. The new school building is a fitting symbol of the work of Mr. Richey. Certainly, no more approp- riate way could be found to keep before us his dreams and his achievements. lt is the fond hope of everyone that this building may serve a' faithfully and as worthily as Mr Richey has served the community As he yields the helm to other hands we would wish for him a long pleasant and useful experience in other fields lt is true that Mr Richey has earned release from work but he will not be happy to stand idle The memory of his understanding and thought fulness will glow in our hearts for a long time DR J FRED ESSIG Assistant Supermtendent Congratulations to faculty and students at the close of your first year in the new North High School and special congratulations to the members of the senior class as first graduates of the new school You can be gustly proud of your new environment and of the refreshing spirit and cooperative attitudes that have prevailed this year May you be ever mindful of the high ideals and principles of Mr Warren Richey who has been your faithful leader for many years We trust that his influence and example will leave its mark at North for many years to come S W SlMKlNS Assistant Superintendent J FRED ESSIG Superintendent of Schools 'MNH DR S W SIMKINS e ght ur School Secretar Dorothy Bryer Good morning' May I help you? These few words of greetmg by our smnl mg and competent secretary ore heard by the many people who contact our school each day In our office every 'ob large or small us performed wsth cour tesy and effuclency whnch enables school routme to run smoothly Our school secretary IS assisted by students who do a variety of lobs such as answermg the phones deluverung messages fnlmg papers typlng reports and greeting vusntors In the schools offnces The secretary and her ossnstants make the school offlce o frnendly place where vusstors fund the welcome and assustance they need Hel Asslstants First Row Avis Martin Anna Dem yan, Anna Buffone, Roselyn Mang, Mass Bryer, Llndo Batt, Sonya Kris ko, Betty Grlssett, Sandra Prlsby Second Row Rhonda Halllck, Shir ley Cowher, Sally Burch 'Z'- nme fob I ' t V 'x I af! MV! I . ,f X I-'.,.-vunmufaaa Af ff , , 4fW'l I ll ' Il ' ' ' I I I - , . I I I I I I . . . . , . . - I . s : , - l 1 ' Y. gms W MR WARREN I. RICHEY Pruncupal A Purim g Word It has always been a pleasure to wrute a bruef message an the yearbook to the graduatung senuors a few words to express my affectuon for them and to say goodbye Thus year the message has a specual sugnufucance to me as I am returung from school work For thus reason I feel very close to the class of 1957 You the youth of today are no dufferent from those of former generatuons Some adults take great satusfactuon un frequently sayung the young people of today are decidedly worse than those of past generatuons Thus us not true You the young men and women of thus class have the same courage the same eager desire to see what us over the hull the same udeals of truth honor and love for others and the same wholesome desure to make your contrubutuon to society ages and un spute of greater temptatuon un some areas you compare favorably wuth the youth of former generations It us a luttle duffucult to say Goodbye You are not only students of North Hugh you are my fruends It may be that I shall never see some of you again but I shall keep you ever close to rne un memory un the years to come My deepest wush us that you may always luve a lufe consustent wuth your fune udeals I am certaun thus course wull brung you great satusfactuon and hap puness It has been a pruvulege to know you and to work wuth you Lufe has been rucher because I knew you God bless you and keep you always Suncerely WARREN l. RICHEY Pruncupal ten I t 5 l I I I I I . I I , as good citizens. These are the same ideals which have inspired the youth of all , - ' ' ' 11 . 11 ' ll ' If ' - U I . . . . . ' ,, . - . , l I eleven MR CARL V THOMPSON Assustant Pruncupal When North Hugh School was very young we were housed un two or three rooms of the old grade buuldung now abandoned In 1922 we moved unto a new home across the street Durung the ensuung thurty four years the school grew un numbers won many honors sent hundreds of trauned young men and women unto all walks of lute and endeared utself to generatuons of hugh school students Recently our Alma Mater was honored by the communuty wuth the presen tatuon of a wonderful new home where halls are spacuous and rooms are equupped to traun her pupuls for the best un lufe I know we all apprecuate thus guft and pledge ourselves as the present senuor class has done to use thus buuldung as we would our home so that future classes may be as proud tomorrow as we are today Graduatuon us cu loyous tume but us untertwuned wuth the sadness of farewells Thus year we lose not only senuors but also our pruncupal Through these many years we have known Mr Ruchey and have learned to trust honor and love hum For almost four decades he has been the guudung lught and father con fessor to a host of pupuls and teachers Hus unfluence wull lunger through the years We wush hum health happuness and a long lufe of peace and content ment CARL V THOMPSON , 2 T tx' , , , I , , , ' I I - 1 'Y MIss Rose Bode Dean of GIrls ATTENDANCF PupIl Personnel SSYVICSS foster good relatlons In the school the home and the communIty The vIsItIng teacher IS aware of personal problems and works closely Wllh many commun Ity agencles for the welfare of the students Through hIs ef forts contacts are made between the school and the home whlch benetIt the students In makIng progress In school and In adlustung to the lIfe ofthe communIty n .1 H EA L TH Ol IDAIINLF The guIdance program IS deSIgned to GSSIST students In SOlVIDQ educatuon al vocatIonal and personal prob lems TestIng programs counselung IntervIews and group conferences are an Integral part of the program and provIde InsIght INTO the under standIng of students problems The counselor also uses the resources of the school psychologIst the health department the home and VCVIOUS commumty agencIes In workIng Wllh students and teachers Mr Harold W Luxon VIsItIng Teacher Muss Ann Muehlbcuer Nurse The physIcal well belng of North HIgh students IS the specIal Interest of the health department Routnne examInatIons to dISCOV6F physIcal defects, In addItIon to specIalIzed programs of the tuberculosls patch test, X rays for senIors, and the SchIck test are carned on by our school nurse Students and parents learn through health educatIon the Importance of a sound body In enloymg a rIch and happy Infe twelve W ' T Y 1 4 J f -' A h . 1 . 4. ', -' W' s ' M 'I A N ,1's.,1 ,gf , 1,.,. ' - 4' , 4 1 1 , at -YT . . - . , nf. ' I ' 7 Mm. . . . . . is -L- 'H . , ' 1 A 1 1 J 1 1 orth High Facult Engllsh and Social Studies Norman Alexander Lulu C Seidel Anthony T Stevens Helen M Hoslun Roy Kroll Anne Sullivan Elwln W Swander Jennie Polley lammerc tal, Pme iris, lluslc, Home fzcononucs and lmlustrlal Arts Seated Wullnam Beacham George Robert Elwell Andrew Nadzam Mar garet Mulheran Thomas Draper Els be h Werchsel Adnan Doyle Standing Mary K Blass D West Rlch ards Joseph Dalton: Edgar Hlggms thirteen Mathematics Sclence and Phs SICIIIEIIUCIIUOI1 Marshall Popelka Charles R Bush Milton A Heclzman Glenn A Traen kle Frank Percnc Susan Molnar Silas Lud! s . 1 , v . A 4 . V f V I - , , 0 1 - n u s , - 1 , I I v n v Q n 4 , 1 I w - A A 1 f w . - 1 u . . A , . V 1 - Science Hill ,Iunwr High Facult Sclence, Mathematics, Home Economics, I dustrlal Arts, Flne Arts and PhNSlClll Educa tion elm Mrs Pennell Mr Storinchok Mr Queen Mr Dodds Mr S1eHs English and Social Studies Mr Jonecko Mr Morhnko Mr Jeren Miss Beard Mr Hormckle Mass Lyden and Mrs Rumble I afeterm Mrs Paul Mrs Hughes Mrs Lindsey Mrs Wilson Mrs Plonmshek Mrs Potter founeen I O O 0 l l V . . . - . - , - , , - , . . . fl' . . . ' u . Miss Foley, Miss Moreno, Miss Gugli- , - . - f - , - , . . 5 v . 1 - , - , . f . , . , . S I Leaders o Tomorrow fufteen .loan Uber Mary Lou Lumpp Lundo Hamulton Joe Snyder Bob Ferkula Sally M Garry Januce Gettan Leonard Brown Katy Lee Jackson Senuorsl A maguc word applued to unduvuduals who have earned a posutuon of respect and dugnuty The Class of 1957 has arruved at thus momentous tume We the members of the class look back over our achuevements whuch began four years ago In our memorues we recall not only accomplushments but also the changes whuch occurred as we matured Our hugh school luves began wuth our freshman year whuch found un each of us an eagerness to grasp all that lay ahead for us durung the torthcomuna years It was durung thus year that we began plannung for our future luves and began rruakung plans whuch would take us further toward the goals we had set for ourselves Our sophomore and lunuor years saw many changes un each of Us a und. vuduals We learned the true meanung ot cooperatuon and fellowshup anJ we e able to plan many worthwhule actuvutues Durung our senuor year the full realuzatuon that we were mature awd no longer adolescent came to us By workung together throughout our hugh school years, we have accomplushed a great deal Each of these accomplushments has sugnutued that we are on the way toward realuzung our goals Though the days we've spent together have brought us satusfactuon, they were but the preparatuon and promuse of a lute whuch wull be meanungful and satustyung May our accomplushments reflect honor to our Alma Mater Thus us the vow whuch we, wuth love unfaulungf' renew SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Ill H1310 l 12212 2627 I 202 12 J2 29 2526273293 1617 ll9Z02 22 23 2526272l29 DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY 1s1szoz 2 1 1 zs 2 2 nz zszszuszs zvzsz-no: RCM APRIL MAY Dates To Remember SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY School Opened Honors DUY Prevtew Game S h D Welcome Assembly Weel earl Oy I 7 8 22212 25262 Z 293 Cheerleaders Sock Hop Sophomore Dance North vs South Football Season Opened Electnon of Offscers MARCH Sensor Play OCTOBER Mess Up DOY Unuted Natuons Assembly Dress Up DOY Homecomxng Game APRIL Homecomlng Dance Doll and Anumal Day Vocal Sprung Festlval NOVEMBER Famlly Lute lnstltute Bock lo School Touchdown Toddle MAY DECEMBER 4 Y Teen Prom 17 18 28 31 31 Band Concert 4 Basketball Season Opened Gym Dedlcmed Sennor Banquet Honors' Day I2 20 21 21 Cantata Class Day Chrlstmas Assembly P rom YTeen Snowball Formal Begunnung of Chrnstmas Vacatuon JUNE 2 Baccalaureate JANUARY 3 Breakfast 7 Back to School 5 26 Sennor Sock Hop 6 Commencement 2l3 5l6 2 Z 2829303 Beglnnnng of Easter Vacatuon Sadue Hawknns P1cn1c S 'CC Y wrrs jurwrrs su'rw1rs --12145: -----f--ll! 11451111 71910111 4ssva91o 9101111111415 14151511 1111314151511 1 1 11 ns 119 1 1 4 24 za 30:1---fs o- N.. ..,. .,....,... ., .. ,. ,. ,, ., .1 s wrrs s'u w-L-L5 5 ywy,-g ,...,1,,5 2:45611 s7ss1o1112 Jasevss s1o111z1a141s 1J141s1a171n1s 1n11121J1.11s1s 1511 12 zozxzzz us 171s 9201223 A 1--fs 2125 Z7 iurwrfrw ggqlwvrs suYwYf 1 --113455 --4-V-11 sassras rs91o11z11 ss1u91o 1011121314516 1a1s11.111s1e 1 141 1 1r1s1s2oz1z221 21 4 1 19202112212 zszunzsxo s on -- V- s 1 7 1 9 1 seventeen Robert Ferkula WW 'NN Semors President Vuce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Class Advisors Class Flower Class Color Class Motto Class Song Valednctoruan Salutatorlan Robert Ferkula Lmda Hamnlton Joan Uber Mary Lou Lumpp Mr Beacham Mass Hoskun Muss Molnar Punk Rose Blue and Whnte Where There s a Wull Theres a Way You ll Never Walk Alone Sally McGarry Dons Fabruzno Linda Hamilton VALEDILTORY Commencement IS frequently thought of as an end to school days actually the word pro claums the begmmng of a new chapter of our llves whnch has been made posslble because of our school experuences Joan Uber Mary Lou lumpp As the members of the 1957 Sensor Class reach thus mnlestone we realnze that we have grown un our munds and bodues and now we shall go out mto the world to face the problems of adult lufe ln our school llfe we have lust formed the basis for future growth and develop ment As we leave our school we have memories whuch wall become more dear as the years pass We realuze that we have reached the on goal we have set for ourselves Graduatnon We have learned that where theres a wull there s a way and thus has guven us fauth an our selves to face the problems that wall come to us as cmzens homemakers and workers lt ns now our task to set new goals toward whnch we can struve Sally McGarry Miss Hoskin Mr. Beacham Miss Molnar. Seniors BARTLEY LIANNE fllll Vocal Muslc l 2 Choir 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Yearbook Business Staff BATT LINDA MAE lLynneJ Llbrarlan 3 4 Office Worker 4 Yearbook Business Sfaff BEESON ARELDA LOUISE lRelj V col Musnc 'l 2 Choir 3 4 Prom Commlllee 3 Social Com tee 2 3 ee s 2 In Club I Play Cast 3 Yearbook Busaness Staff Ed: tonal Sfaff Junuor Acluevemen! 3 Treasurer 4 'M Wh- BIRCH SALLY LOU fSal7 Clhzenshrp 'l Class Treasurer V cal Muslc T 2 Choir 3 4 rom Commlhee 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Yearbook Business Siaff BISSETT RONALD lBUdl Cmzenshup l BLACKSHEAR EARNEST CPreacherl BEESON JERRY G lFuzzD Cmzenshlp 2 4 Social Com mlilee 3 Yearbook Busuness Staff Play Cas! 3 4 BEVLY JAMES EDWARD fPoolel BOROM PHILLIP MARSHALL lPhnlJ nd l 2 3 4 Lahn Clu 2 Orchesira 'I 2 3 4 Jun Achievement 3 4 BOSTICK ROCHELLE JEANNETTE Ro Vocal Musucl 2 Chour 3 4 Y Teens 4 Yearbook Busmess Sfaff Junror Achievement 3 4 enghveen BROWN LEONARD Ilenl Cltlzenshlp 4 Vocal Muslc I 2 Choir 3 4 Football I 2 Track 2 3 Basketball I 2 Ye book Business Staff Home room Representative 3 4 Jun lor Achievement 3 BULAH BARBARA JEAN lBobblJ Vocal Muslc 2 Choir 3 Y Teens 3 4 Jumor Achievement 3 4 Yearbook Busnness Staff BUTLER TIMOTHY JUNIOR lTlmmyI nd I 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 Track 2 3 Orchestral 2 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Junor Achnevement 3 4 CARLOCK DELORES JEAN 1Dee DeeI Vocal Music I 2 YTeens 2 Latln Club I 2 Comet Staff I Jumor Achievement 4 Library Worker 4 Yearbook Edltorual Staff CARTER THADDEUS C JR Docl Cltlzenshnp 3 Class President 2 3 Vocal Musnc I 2 Cholr 3 4 Social Commnttee 2 Prom Com muttee 3 Football 3 4 Track 2 as etball I 2 3 Jumor Achievement 3 4 TIINQICBII ,, '62 Class 0 5 7 CRACRAFT DORIS EILEEN lCrackyI Vocal Music 2 Chour Teens 2 3 Yearbook Business Staff Llbranan I Office Work cRENsHAw MARIANL QMonlynJ cal Music 2 Choir 4 Teens 3 DEMYAN JOSEPH Uoel Football I Track I Dance Com muttee 2 3 DePASQUA ANITA LEE ID PI Cltlzenshlp 4 Vocal Music I 2 our 3 4 ens 2 Prom Committee 3 Social Com muttee 2 3 Cheerleader I 4 Yearbook Busmess Staff DESALVO RALPH ALBERT fPeanutsJ Vocal Muslc I 2 Basketball Senwrs DRUMGOLE CATHERINE QCatI Vocal Music I Y Teens 2 Com et Staff I DUNCAN WANDA GRACE lWandeeJ Vocal Muslc I Soclal Commlt tee 3 Y Teens 2 3 Comet Staff I rarnan 2 Jumor Achuevement 3 4 Play Cast 4 Yearbook Busmess Staff DUPONTY JOSEPH JUNIOR IButsyJ Cmzenshup I 2 3 Vocal Mu sl: I Social Committee 2 Prom Commrttee 3 Football I Tra k FABRIZIO DORIS LYNN fDorI Leadership 3 4 Cltlzenshlp 3 Scholarshnp I 2 3 Class Se re ary 2 Vocal Muslc I Choir 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Play Cast 3 4 Social Committee 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Y Teens 2 3 Latm Club I 2 Comet Staff 2 3 4 Edttor 4 Yearbook Business Staff Edrtorlal Staff Future Nurses Club 3 4 Pres ldent 3 4 FATA PAULJ 4FatsJ Football I 2 8 Pl S FECHTEL THOMAS M ITom Cotl Football I 2 3 Manager Track I 2 3 Manager FERKULA ROBERT A tFerkD Class Presldent 4 Vocal Music I Prom Commnttee 3 Track 2 3 4 Home Room Representative 3 FRAZZINI HENRY VICTOR fHankJ Leadershnp 4 Cltlzenshlp 2 Vo cal Music I 2 Choir 3 4 Latm u I otball I Track I 2 3 Comet Staff 4 Play Cast 3 4 Jumor Achneve ment 3 4 JA Vlce Presldent 3 4 Buckeye Boys State Year book Buslness Staff Editorial Staff Soclal Commnttee 3 GABRIK KENNETH CARL IBongoJ Lea ershlp 4 Band I 2 3 4 Band Captain 2 4 Prom Com mittee 3 Latm Club I 2 Comet F4 Orchestra I 2 3 Play Cast 3 4 Yearbook Business Staff Edltorlal Staff Captain of Magazine Campalgn GARASIC MICHAELF 1SonnyJ Prom Commlttee 3 Play Cast 3 Basketball 2 3 Head Captaun of Magazme Campaugn 4 twenty GETTAN JANICE MARIE Uanj Vocal Musuc I Latm Club I Play Cast 3 4 Homeroom Rep resentatnve 3 4 Social Com mittee 2 YTeens 2 3 4 Year book Busmess Staff Edltorual Staff GILLIAM DAVID JUNIOR IGIII GRAVES MADELINE YVONNE Ultterbugl Transfer from Simon Gratz Hugh School Philadelphia GROSS GERALDINE L fGerul Prom Committee 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Comet Staff 4 Flag Car rler 4 Play Cast 4 North Hugh Homemaker of Tomorrow 4 HALL RICHARD MICHAEL lRuch7 Latin Club l 2 Play Cast 3 4 Jumcr Achievement 3 4 Oper ator of PA System 4 twenty one 4 Class 0 57 HALLMAN DONNA JEAN fWabbltl Transfer from North Eastern Hugh School Detrolt Mlchugan HAMILTON LINDA MAY Klml Scholarship 2 Vnce President 2 4 Malorette 2 3 4 Cheerlead er I Vocal Muslc I 2 Choir 3 4 Ensemble 4 Soclal Commnt tee 2 Prom Committee 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Y Teen Secretory 2 4 Offlce Workerl 3 Play Cast 3 Yearbook Business Staff Edutorual Staff HARRIS ERNEST 1SonnyJ Football 3 Track 3 Basketball HASSEY CAROL ANN lHassl leadership 3 4 Cltlzenshlp 2 Band 4 Orchestra 4 Malorette 2 3 4 Head 4 Vocal Musncl 2 Cholr3 4 Ensemble 4 Prom Committee 3 YTeens 2 3 4 President 4 Comet Staff I 4 Yearbook Business Captain Edltorlal Playcast 3 Snowball Queen HATCHETT MAGGIE iBeaJ V cal Muslc 'I 2 Choir 4 Y Teens 3 Jumor Achievement 3 4 Cltuzenshlp 4 Semors HATCHETT MILDRED LEE IBlllJ Vocal Muslc I Y Teens HAYES MARVA DEAN fDeanmeJ Choir 4 Y Teens 4 HIGHAM JAMES PAUL IJuml Leadershup 4 Cltlzenshlp 3 Vo cal Music I 2 Prom Commlt tee 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Track 4 Bas ball Football Captain 4 Basketball Captaun 4 MVP Award Com et Staff I 2 Homeroom Repre entatlve 3 Play Cast 3 Hamecomung Kung 4 Soclal Commlttee 2 HOUCK DONNA JEAN IDonnal Band 'I 2 3 4 Vocal Muslc 3 YTeens 2 3 4 Orchestra I HUGHES WILLIAM JAM IMouseI Cmzenshup 2 Vocal Mus: I our 3 4 Football I Track I 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Socnal Commxttee 2 M vue Clu 2 3 WW? Qbb HUMPHRIES ROBERT ALLEN lBobby Boyl Cltlzenshlp l Scholarship 2 Socaal Commlttee 2 Comet Staff 4 Year Book Business Staff Edltorlal Staff Junlor Achlevement 3 4 JA Press dent 4 Play Cast 4 HUSHOWER MARY M IManel IRBY BETTY JEAN IGeanlel Cltnzenshup 2 Vocal Muslc I 2 Choir 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Latm Club l 2 JACKSON KATY LEE lKool Klttyl Leadership 4 Cltlzenshlp I Vo cal Music I 2 Cholr 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Y Teens 2 Play Cast 3 Year Book Bus mess Staff Editorial Staff Of flce Worker 3 Homeroom Rep resentatlve 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 JACKSON MAXINE ELNORE lMaxJ Cltuzenshlp I 2 3 Vocal Must: C 4 Y Tee Latm Club I 2 Comet Staff I Play Cast I 3 Jumor Achleve ment 3 4 twentyhtwo JACOBS ROBERT RALPH Uakel Cltlzenshlp 3 Vocal Muslc I 2 our 3 4 Track I 2 3 Ye Book Business Staff Play Cast 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 JAMES DONNA KDonnleJ Cmzenshlp I Scholarship 3 Vocal Muslc I 2 Prom Com mlttee 3 YTeens 2 3 4 Com et Staff I 2 Office Worker 4 Year Book Edltorval Staff Play Cast 4 KENNEDY SALLY LEE LSGI, Vocal Muslc I 2 Choir Planlst 3 4 Social Committee 4 Prom Commlttee 3 YTeens 2 3 Latln CIub'I 2 Ensemble 4 Future Nurses Club 3 4 Yearbook Busmess Staff KING WAYNE R CKmgJ Cltlzenshlp 'I Home Room Rep resentatlve I 2 Prom Commit tee 3 Track I KOLAT, SALLY ANN! RITA lSaIJ YTeens 4, Yearbook Business Staff twenty three -f iff! 'E' Class 0 5 KOLLAR ROBERT E fCurIeyJ C lzenshlp I 2 B d 1 2 3 Lotln Club 'I 2 Orchestra I 2 3 Play Cast 3 KRISKO SONJA M IChnckJ Vocal Music I Prom Commit fee 3 Y Teens 4 Office Work er Yearbook Busmess Staff KRONER CHARLES R fChuckI Soclal Commlttee I 2 Football T KULA JIM fChampI Cltllenshlp 2 Vocal Muslc I 2 otball 'I 2 Tr ck Play Cast 3 Year Book Bus :ness Staff Basketball I 2 3 LARSON, CHARLOTTE MARIE fSI1otI Vocal Music I, 2, Y Teens 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader I, Choir 3 BHLOTS LUMPP MARY LUCILLE iLouJ Citizenship l Scholarship 4 Class Treasurer 4 Prom Com mittee 3 YTeens 2 3 Office Worker 3 4 Play Cast 3 4 Librarian 'I Year Book Bus mess Staff McBRlDE OBIE CLARKE lB0Ol3IB Dock? B nd l 2 4 Latin Club Football l Track 'l 2 Orches l MCGARRY SALLY LOU KSalJ Leadership 3 4 Citizenship 2 c olarshlp l 2 3 4 Ca Vice President 3 Choir 4 So cial Committee 2 Prom Com mittee 3 eens 2 3 4 Vi President of YTeens 4 Comet Staff 3 4 Homeroom Repre sentatlve 2 4 Yearbook Bus :ness Staff Editorial Staff Play Cast 3 4 Cheerleader l 2 4 Captain of Cheerleaders 3 4 Homecoming Queen 3 McKlNNEY BETTY JEAN-lBettyJ Citizenship I 3 Vocal Music l hoir 3 Y-Te Yearbook-Business Staff Jun- ior Achievement 3 4. McKINNEY, GLADYS-lP. G.J Citizenship l Scholarship l 2, cal Music l 2 Choir 3 Y-Teens 3 4 Yearbook - us- iness Staff Social Committee 2, Junior Achievement 3 4, . mi- ., McCAUGHTRY LEEANN fleet Citizenship l Vocal Music l 2 Choir 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Ensemble Yearbook Business Staff Edu tonal Staff Flag Carrier 3 4 Play Cast 3 4 Cheerleader l McCAUGHTRY ROBERT 4BobJ Citizenship 2 Vocal Music l 2 Choir 3 Football 3 Track Junior Achievement 3 4 MACOVITZ ROBERTJ lMacJ 'I L ' A 4 ,,,.. MADISON RAYMOND A.- fHot Rodj MAHAFFEY JUDY MAE-lToochJ nd l 2, -T , Orchestra l 2 3, twenty-four MANG ROSELYN CATHERINE CRoeJ YTeens 2 3 4 Yearbook Business Staff Office Worker 3 MARTIN AVIS JUNE CAvey Junej Leadership 4 Vocal Music I 2 Choir 3 4 Social Committee 2 Y Teens 3 Latin Club I Comet Staff 2 3 4 Year Book Business Staff Editorial Staff Play Cast 3 4 Cheerleader I Ice Worker I 2 3 4 ture Nurses Club 3 4 Jun or Achievement 3 4 J A Secre t r 3 JA Treasurer 4 J A President 4 MESAROS DULCIE JOANN IDeIJ Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra I 3 4 Vocal Music 2 Choir 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Y Teens 2 3 Comet Staff 3 Class 0 5 7 MOROSKY SUSANNE ELAINE lSuzieI Leadership 3 4 Citizenship 2 olarship I 2 3 Vocal usic I Choir Class Representative 2 Social Com m ee 2 YTeens 2 3 Latin Club I 2 Comet Staff Play Cast 3 4 Year Book Business Staff Editorial Staff Future Nurses Club 3 4 Jun lor Achievement 3 4 J A Vice President 4 MORTHLAND MILDRED E LMIIIIQI YTeens 2 3 4 MOXLEY WILLIAM fwlld BIIII Vocal Music I Year Book Editorial Staff MILLER CHARLENE A.-CCharJ Y-Teens 2. MILLER, EDWARD JAMES-IEdJ Citizenship 3, twenty-five NAPLES THOMAS FRANK- lDeamerJ Prom Committee 3 Footbal 2 Trackl 2 Basketball I NEMKOVICH, BERNADETTE- lBernieI 2 Band I, 2, 3, 4, Y4Teens 2, 3 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 3, Junior Achievement 3, Year Book-Business Staff. BIIIOTS NORWOOD CHARLES ROBERT ll CBobl Cltlzenshlp I Vocal Muslc I 2 Choir 3 4 Soclal Comm tee 2 otball I 2 3 Tr ck Comet Staff 3 Jumor Achleve ment 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 OLVERSON JAMES LEROY JR Ua muol Cltlzenshupl 2 3 Social Com mittee 2 3 Football I 2 Manager Trackl 2 3 4 Man ager Basketball I 2 Manager Comet Staff I 4 Year Book Edltorlal Staff Junior Achievement 3 4 Vice Presudent 3 PERLINE MARY ANN CMareJ lzenshlpI 2 Bandl 2 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Vocal Music 2 Cholr 3 4 Ensemble Cheerleader I Malorette 4 Social Commlttee 2 Prom Committee 3 YTeen 2 Comet Staff I 2 Pl y Cast 3 Homeroom Rep 3 Yearbook Editorial Staff PIERCE RUBY fBaby Dollj Choir 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Y Teens 3 4 RASETA GEORGE G lShortyl Comet Staff 3 4 '95- 'Bc 'Ur 9 are RODWAY JACKI. fRouJ Band I 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 RUBY JAMES ROBERT Unml Vocal Music I 2 Cholr 3 Play Cast 3 4 SARVER RONALD PHILLIP lRonmeJ Homeroom Representatuve I 2 Prom Committee 3 Football I 3 Traclz I 2 3 Voca I SCOTT LeROY F fScottyJ Prom Commrttee 3 Football 3 Traclt 2 3 SHERMAN CORNELIUS lShermJ Transfer from Buffalo High School Accovelle West Vlrgmm twenty-six SIMPSON MARY PHILLIS fPhuI7 Clhzenslup l Scholarship 2 Social Commmee 2 Vocal Mu ens 4 La Cu l 2 Comet Staff 3 4 Year Book Business Staff Ed lforlal Staff Play Cast 4 SINK NORMAN R KSU SMITH JEAN E fCookleJ cal Music 'I 2 Choir 3 YTeens 2 Yearbook Buslness Siaff SNIPES CHARLES EDWARD lEdl Vocal Music l Come? Slaff 4 Jumor Aclwaevemenf 4 SNYDER JOSEPH Uoej Track 2 Foofballl 3 Home room Represenfahve 4 twenty-seven fy i Df' bfi Q GQ ffvv Class 0 57 SORRIENTO SAM KSomJ TERRELL CELESTINE fCelesU Vocal Music I 2 Choir 3 YTeens 3 4 THOMAS ALICE JAYNE KA JJ Band I 2 3 4 Vocal Muslc 2 C olr 3 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Orchesfra 'l 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 Yearbook Business Slaff Play Casf 3 THOMAS MARY NEl.L LNellJ V cal Music l YTeens 2 4 Comet Sfaff 4 Yearbook Bus mess Siaff Ednorlal Staff C11 lzenshnp 4 TREMBLE LOULA lloul Vocal Musuc l 2 Chonr 3 4 Y Teens 4 BIILOTS TYSON RICHARD A lDlck7 Vocal Musnc 4 Latm Club I 2 Track 2 3 Comet Staff 3 4 Yearbook Busmess Staff Edu tonal Staff Play Cast 4 Junlor Achievement 3 4 UBER JOAN A lTootsI Cltlzenshlp I Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 3 4 Vocal uslc I 2 Chor 4 Prom Committee 3 Soclal Commlttee 2 Class Repres ntatlve 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Yearbook Bus :ness Staff Edutorlal Staff met Staffl 2 3 4 C st 3 4 Cheerleader I 2 Junnor Achuevement Secretary 3 and Treasurer 4 WALIGA MILTON M lMtItJ Clhzenshlpl Prom Commuttee 3 Latin Club I 2 Football I Socnal Commuttee 2 Operator of Publi Address System 4 Yearbook Busmess Staff WEIDNER RALPH JOSEPH Uoel Latin Club I 2 WILSON DONNA JEAN Ueanl Y Teens 3 4 Yearbook us mess Staff 1- Num 'H rv, T F' I I .I ll WILSON THOMAS EUGENE lTom7 V cal Mustc I 2 Chour 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Football 2 Manager WOLF DOROTHY VIRGINIA lDottyl Vo al Musuc 2 Y Teens 4 Com et Staff I Llbrarlan 3 Junuor Achievement 3 4 Yearbook Busmess Staff YUHAS AGNES MARIE KAggleI Transfer from East Hugh School Comet 4 YUHASZ CAROLE JEAN Ueamel Clhzenshnp 2 3 4 Prom Com mittee 3 YTeens 2 3 4 Flag Carrier 2 3 4 Homeroom Rep resentahve 2 Cheerleader I Latln Club I 2 Yearbook Busmess lEdltonaI Staff! Com et Staff 4 Social Commlttee 2 ZORDICH FRANKLIN EDWARD fFrank Latun Clu I 2 Vocal Musuc I twenty erght l f I , . 3 , - no 0 ' , , - . . - ' , '- ' . W W ' , . 1- x M ' . , I 3, . ' I I I i ' . I , L Co , , , , Play I U , f 1 1 5 . 1 1 Y 'A . 51 I .. . . K M.. ' l - 1 J. . 1 t I . . l l l t ,ki Youngstown, Ohio, Chair 4, I . Ib- 1 1 1 ' Q ' , , - is . . . V - I ' ' N X f , - . 1 , N. V 5 I - - , , - B V I I U x ' b , , ' . .:7 t 1- .gr I M, f 'i w Iliff? -r , . 'Zvi' Arg' X'- J- .-, :ff-. ur ndergraduate Friends 2, , ?.. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES Row I Mary Alice Carney Judy McGarry Geri Snmon Florence Brown Vemcee Cobbnn Irene Hall Melnssa Feaglns Row 1 Judy Franz Judy Buchanan Sun Row 2 Gary Cox Mack Kelly Kenneth Squlbbs Mr Ludt FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES Row 'I Geraldine Bevly Marne Evans Barbara Jones Morgar et Kennedy Row 2 Betty Haynes James Toth Mlss Seidel Anna Buffone Row 3 Howard Menold George Hahn Tom Jones Anna Dem yan envy the days they have spent together and was cessful school hfe h for dra Pnsby Ken Lewis Row 2 Mr Perclc Frances Polumbo D lores Carnahan Judy Demsey Row 3 Betty Parry Helena Todhunter WIllI0m W1 son Row 4 Ted Grlssett Raymond Gordon Michael Gorlclu The sensors look back at thelr days as un derclassmen and recall the CCTIVITISS whlch they Innocence as freshmen theur exuberant enthus :asm as sophomores and their eagerness to ac cept responslblhty as gunlors As they watch thenr undergraduate frnends they recall wuth the classes whlch follow them a happy and suc The responslbullty for the actlvltles of our underclassmen IS In the hands of their officers Thus year the lumors have chosen as thelr leaders Presldent Gary Cox Vice President Kenneth Squlbbs Se retary Geralchne Samon Treasurer Judy McGarry The sophomores have chosen Pressdent Judy Buchanan Vice President Sandra Prlsby Secretary Judy Franz Treasurer Kenneth Lewus The fresh man class erected Presudent James Toth Vuce President Betty Haynes Secretary Anna Buffone Treasurer Thomas Jones The class of 1957 washes to Its undergraduate frlends happy memories whuch they will fondly recall ' twenty nine 5 ' ,, 9 If -ll . iff.. f i 5 ' V I I A ' . . : . ', , e- - -. .I I J ' x U have enjoyed. They remember their wide-eyed I 1 I I ' . 1 I . r . , ' ' , - I I G ' , . . I . : . I I . - . I . I C , A ' : , - 1 ' , : ' ' ' , ' 1 , : , ' - - A , . . . . - , I - , 1 , 1 , . . . . . . . ,, , vb Row 1 Pafrlcra Torok Delores Barley Ann Sovls Mellssa Feaglns Jeanne Shlpfon Mildred Stevens Beffy Fabry Bern: e Crenshaw Barbara Smith Row 2 June West Beffy Grlsseff Sarah Sapashe Carol Parker Theodore Brown Eugenia Muller Leonard Hlghfower Nehemiah Halre Leona Turner Bull Goodyear Wlllls Morrison Row 3 Ben McFall Jerry Th mas John Smlfh Larry Starr Ronald Harris Donald DeSalvo Lewls Jones Kenneth Squlbbs David Cover Row 1 Beffy Dozler Ruth Ferguson Rowena Taylor Janet Cracraff Venlcee Cobbln PCYYICIC Plomn shek Irene Hall Row 2 Shirley Underwood Cofherrne Felton Flossne Cottle Delores Asbury Robert Ranalll Ohve Bur rowes Frank Capuzello Row 3 Roberf Mclnfrre Thomas Johnson Clarence Barley Harry Workman Charles Ellns .lohn Kolar Roberi Wolley Ohlrfy F ' to 1, L I I I I I I I .' . , . . , . : I I I I 1 , - 1 v I 1 I I I , , . - ,.,, , - I , , , I I ' 2 , , , 1 1 1 lhurfy one Rowl Yvonne Sherman Bernadeffe Pollsso Laura Hughes Mary Alice Carney Geraldine Simon Pairlcna Saniore Pauline Duecasier Row 2 Ml dred Snipes Doro hy Muller Carol Evans Carl Sink Joyce Cable Acqullla Horns Row 3 Juanlfa Brooks Leonard Johnson Talmadge Ray Robert Brlndlar Mack Kelly Fran es Azara Row 4 Ronald Franz Ralph M Inflre Wayne Wrllceson Thomas Wafluns James Handel Wim Row 'l John Taylor Rose Frazzunx Anna Marne Kola? Mary Lou Gramelf Sandra Harrus Duane Peters Florence Brown Row 2 Rnchard Sales Margaret Siere Shirley Cowher Brenda Tarver Judy McGarry Ronald Zews Gary Cox Row 3 Paul Casey Fred Puscher Archie Beck Donald Trevus Wnlluam Carfer John Kolasky Robert Hover Raymond Benson David Welmer 4 :nun ..-...an-.....f e ,4 Row 1 Annette Davis Darlene Bulah Judy Buchanan Judy Franz Dorothy Cylar Lunda Edwards ar bara Adams Carol DePuy Joyce Alexander Patty Ewolhln Row 2 Andromeda Bennett Judy Demsey Florestme Easton Glorla Croom Rose Boyd Janet Ba helder Anna Marne Ewolhrn Row 3 James Butler James Bennett Richard Davnes Harold Drumgole Mary Floyd Barbara Davis Guy Berard Kenneth Borman Joanne Cottle Row 4 Robert Armes George Anderson John Faunda Dallas Damels Paul Burnett Donald Bryer Fred Bender Tony Duponty Row l Shirley Jackson Willie Ann Howzle Patty Lumpp Ruth Lloyd Betty Lewis Mary Grace Jacquln Barbara Llpka Kathernne Glatkowskn Ruth Jones Row 2 Donald Gray Joe Koch Mary Hemmons Betty Parry Albert Gilchrist Scott Hollenbaugh Ken neth Lewis Frank Hall Frank Kuzma Row 3 Bull Larson Jack Jacobs Julsus Johnson Raymond Gordon Robert Kacnr Ronald Hughey Frank Lewus Charles Gilford Alfred Hamrock James Kroner Row 4 Carver Howard Theodore Hemmans Robert Henderson Tommy Heydle Bull Kelly Teddy Gris sett Carl Hull Michael Gorlckl Arnold Grrssett thirty two I ' , V 'F T K A ' J 1 1. qt E , , no Y 1 'T' .. -34 ,fy 2 ' , , . , . '- , 5 - 4 , E , X A 5 -4' ll s f 5 -r -i thurty three Wei Row I John Rodesh Pearl Moxley Saundra McBride Carol Morettl Frances Palumbo Sandra Prnsby Mary Lou Muller Pat Roland Row 2 Sandra McGarry Betty Parry Lucllle Navarro Monica McCudden Catherine Mclntnre Mary Parsons Marne Muller Robert S Moon Row 3 Ogarette Murphy Ralph Royal Dan Pritchett Ricky Rochette Ronald Menold Wayne Meyers Lonnle Ray Andrew Rehllnger Albert Muller Row 4 Homer Patterson Walter Paulun John Pope Abel Ruos Wilford McCarley Bull McCaughtry George Muller Richard Roller Roncevert Randolph Frank Nuzlak Row l Tom Uber Delores Thompklns Barbara Tremble Ardell Spnvey Thelma Socle Laura Thornton Helena Todhunter Prls :lla Small Carol Weston Row 2 Richard Ware Paul Wells Mattle Smith Ethel Venable Anna Salata Mary Ann Underwood Carrne Thomas Wullue Mae Stephens Row 3 Fred Taylor Jerry Wllllams Alex Trumble Eugene Wulllams John Salaka Marlorue Scott Robert Torok Joyce Tucker Patty Shnson Judy Stinson Row 4 Lewus Sungleterry Carl Yash John Vagulla John Thornton Walter Smith Larry Wlllxams Bull Sonnenlltter James Tate James Duttnng 4 12 .-.- 1 , , '- 'lf R, K' . H, ,1 , K' A. , 'ij -'1 AW- 4 A I -1 - -J' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - f , H1 4 I, , 1 ' ' vu- 1 4 -4. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , : , . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - W Row 'I Donna DePasqua Mary Arena Geraldlne Clark Jean Berchek Carole Cracraft Llnda Evans Carol Croom Florence Edwards Alldes Arocka Arthur Butler Row 2 Kenneth Blanton Gary Calabret Elalne Butler Nancy Cash Sandra Clark Marne Evans Betty Crenshaw Geraldine Bevly Barbara Croom Charles Azara Clarence Adams Row 3 Carl Snnk Wlllne Gray Allan Frost Richard Brlndlar Marvln Bonds John Davids John DOnofrlo Joan Barrett Lola Duxon Jerome Fedor Sam Cobbm Row 4 Robert Boyd Clement Casteel Archie Bute Robert Burton Booker Clark James Carnahan Fred Blmons Herman Clark Otis Allan when Row l Barbara Patterson Clara Hushower Donna Patton Leon Johnson Barbara Jones Lavern Hugh tower Rhonda Hallnck Alberto Freeman Amelia Hlcks Betty Haynes Row 2 Chester Hall Leonetta Johnson Volvle Haynes Marlayno Powers Judy Hall Duane Hughey Vlola Hushower Wanda Hull Row 3 Davud Horner Wlllle Hatchett Wlllue Johnson Janice Hartley Margaret Gurard Kathleen Jay Ethel Harris George Hahn Row 4 Mary Jennungs Walter Hollunshead Carl Hull Oluver Kennedy Jesse JUI'rl10r1 lawrence Hol lmshead John Koscelansky : 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 - 1 I I 1 I I r 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . 1 1 1 1 - : I I I I V I 1 1 1 f' , 5 e 5 11 ' Y -7 . 'N i 4 'X ,, , -1 KY ig H! E S X s ' A if J I 1 1 1 1 1 ' I ' , A A , U J , I 1 I 1 thirty five as iw' Row I Twrla Lrndsay Barbara Minor Kathue Mesaros Janet McCurdy Margaret Kennedy Ruth Ann Muller Donna Kent Agnes McGuire Row 2 Merle McFall Howard Menold Ralph Myers Rlchard Lukovskr Terry McCracken Thomas Jones Helen Murphy louise McWhorter Row 3 Patty McFall Kathy Kent Ann Macala Florence Kolat Wllllam Neubecker Rose Kelly Gertrude Kent Rebecca Miller Row 4 Clark McFall Robert Nemkovrch James Kollar George Muller John Mclntrre Charles McGarry Steve Kurowsky Albert Monroe Sara Martun X' -af Row 1 Elazabeth Yash Mary Beth Wylam Mary Ann Stahl Jamce Wulson Mary Yarusso Evelyn Slnko vlch Delores Stephenson Judy Workman Barbara Townsend Row 2 Kenneth Soles Donald Weston Percy Thornton Mary White Wnlber Underwood Delores Smith Patrlcla Schuster Carole Smith Jerry Sevachko Delmer Woolensack Row 3 Clarence Rankln Gerald Walker Leslne Royale James Paul Thomas Smnth Jullus Smith Row 4 Paul Pegues Floyd Plerce John Soles James Toth Ronald Squlbbs Martln Welmer Frank Phul Iups Joe Young Stephen Rehlunger Mrchael Slpak Leonard Wallace Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - .av 4 f r 3 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - Row 'l Maxine Jackson Judy Mahaffey Charlotte Larson Madeline De Chacco Ronnie Sarver Jack Rodway Row 2 Gladys McKinney Anita De Pasqua Matilda Fata Mary Ann Duponty Jim Handel Row 3 Sam Sorrlento Donna Houck Wayne Kung Donna James Tom Wilson Robert Ranallu The C. C. Choffin Vocational Center was opened to the school youth of Youngstown in September of 1953. The Board of Education invested about 5335,000 in plant and equipment, but it was the C. C. Choffin gift that spear- headed the project which was supported by local industries, business firms, and labor organizations. The C. C. Choffin Vocational Center offers subiects which, when success- fully completed, will help students to qualify themselves for a position of secur- ity in life. This program is open to all iuniors and seniors of the city high schools. Students attend classes at their own high school for a half day and spend the other half at Choffin Center. Classes for which North students are registered include Cosmetology, Rest- aurant Training, Trades Dressmaking, Business Machines, Distributive Education, Machine Shop, and Auto Mechanics. Upon completion of the training, students have the practical and technical knowledge which enables them to secure jobs in local automotive shops, commercial establishments, beauty shops, and other industries. In addition to practical knowledge students learn to get along with their fellow students and the public. They learn success depends upon such qualities as dependability, co-operation, as well as good wOfl4m0f1Ship. thirty-six hoffin Vocational Center Open House November 4 1956 wall always be an Important date In the hnstory of North HIgh School for It was on thls day that our beautIful new buIldIng was deducated Members of the Board of Educatlon and of our admInIstratIve staff com munuty and CIVIC leaders Iotned wIth parents faculty and students to observe lhIS memorable event Followlng the dedlcatory program our vIsItors toured and Inspected our new bUIldInQ The spaclousness and convenIence of thus beautuful edIfIce thrIlled them and Increased our prIde In our new school home As they left they re echoed the thought that was expressed by the Gnrls En semble when they sang Bless thIs house O Lord we pray Make It safe by mght and day Bless the roof and chumneys tall Let thy peace Ile over all Ble s thus door that It may prove Ever open to loy and love Shall we 'om the students as we see them at work In theIr new school surroundlngs thIrty seven I I IK 4 i, f We ?' Vxhfg I W, V f I l , I . . . . I I . I ' I I . . I I I I , ' 2 S . I . Bl QIINESS FDI IATION Business educatlon seeks to develop students who are b o t h soclally competent and conscious of their ob lngatlon to take their place In the business world LITERATlfRE The heritage of the past is explored ond enjoyed in literature classes. -1 'Q' H Fundamentals of g o o d speech are learned through practlclng the art of public speaking th ty e gh! ' ' ' f Jr J l 5 WIWYNN'-M,Hm,,,,,, ,,,M..,.w,.,.,-..e ,,,. .......-------E - alt , l SPEECH - B H 1 L' I Q I ,Q x f x A I fr' p ENGLISH Correct habits of speakung and wrmng are encour aged through practice 'X thnrty nano FINE ARTS A study of color design and symmetry are essen tual In the creatnon of beau 'HT' SPANISH Foreign language s t u d y takes on new nmportance ln a world grown small In a let propelled age BIOLOGY A study of the mystery of life and growth fascinates students of biology PHYSICS Future engineers mechan cs and technicians in many fields explore the wonders of our physical world ia. WA THEMA TIFS Mathematics develops a - its of accuracy and power of logical reasoning which will be assets in future studies. forty FOODS The modern home econom- ics laboratory provides in- spiration for future home makers. 1'-TIS? Forty one X DRIVER TRAINING Safe driving habits are taught through practice in courtesy care and skill be hind the wheel of the driv er training car CLOTHING Fashion wise young mod erns learn to choose clothes and materials carefully as well as to make garments 'KU ffm .i METAL SHOP Skulled hands and trained eyes help to fashion orna mental as well as useful oblects un metal shop WOOD SHOP lndustry and careful work manshup are stressed un the modern shop whether at school or on the gob MEFHAINICAL DRAWING Students who labor pams taklngly over the drawnng board are receuvmg he tralmng which may make them the archntects and de sngners of tomorrow RELAY Friendly competition adds zest to physucol educatuon PYRAMIDS Forty three Lithe bodies form graceful human pyramids - a sym- phony of form and beauty. CALISTHENICS Exercnse helps In buuldmg healthy bodies and olds an developmg coordunahon ibrar i nr-Aviv' Library Asslstan ts Seated Joyce Alexander Shirley Underwood linda Batt Barbara Tremble Standing Delores Carlock Janet Bachelder Frances Palumbo Barbara Llpka Miss Polley The beautiful and spacious surroundmgs of the new library Il'1VIf9 students to read the many books and magazines which they wull fund there The refer ence shelves are well stocked to gnve the students access to unformatuon whuch they need for special assugnments Our llbraruan and the gurls who assist her make every effort to meet the needs of students and teachers and to supply them wuth the books and period ncals they need for recreational and lnformatlonal reading Forty four l M 5 X A V ' 3' ,. ,, W, . I O , e ...., e .::.' 2,11 V 55 3 Fun Is Where You Find I E X T All the days weve been together laughing singing worknng wlth one another plannmg the next bug dance with eagerness and excltement the thrall mg moments during the football and basketball games awaltlng the curtam to go up for our school plays sungung In the chonr or playung an the band each munute us fun and each munute marks a lastmg memory nn our minds about our S school days In Y Teens Latln Club Dramatlcs and on the school paper we learn to work together with our friends and teachers bulldlng a cooperatlve splrlt In our school The extra curricular CCTIVITISS may be partlcupated ln only after we have completed our regular academic work Our extra actuvltles are Important to our school program as well as to the student body They add fun laughter frlendshlp and moments to remember to our school aays Forty five R l A Al C T 1' U R R 1 C U L A R A C T 1 V 1 , I . I,., . . T ,.., .I I. . I E r hestra VIOLIN Judy Demsey James Kroner Raymond Gordon Robert Kacnr Lewus Sxngleterry STRING BASS Kenneth Lewis ALTO SAX Robert Kollar Jack Rodway Donna Houck Charles Azaro Rnchard Lukovslu ALTO HORN Alice Jayne Thomas Dulcue Mesaros Barbara Jones Mary Beth Wylam Rhonda Hallclc Geraldnne Simon Anna Buttons Ruth Martun BARITONE HORN Donald Gray Evelyn Slnlrovlch PERCUSSION Jack Rodway Judy Demsey Florence Brown Lewis Slngleterry Raymond Gordon PTCCOLO Rowena Taylor OBOE Mary Beth Wylam BASS CLARINET Bernadette Pollsso FLUTE Barbara Smlth June Cracraft BASSOON Joyce Coble PIANO Oluve Burrowes TENOR SAX Thomas Jones BARITONE SAX Mary Perllne TROMBONE Leonard Johnson Laura Hughes Kathue Mesaros Rnchard Davues Marne Evans Judy Workman TROMBONIUM Obue McBrIde BASSES James Kroner Robert Kacur James Paul CLARINET Kenneth Gabrnlx Kenneth Lewns Bernadette Nemkovnch Phllllp Borom Margaret Stere Catherine Felton Janet Cracraft Glorla Pollsso Ollve Burrowes Mary Valerlanl Betty Haynes TRUMPET Jack Jacobs Robert Ranallu Wllllam Sonnenlltter Lvnda Evans Mary Lou Muller George Hahn Leslie Royal Kathy Glatllowslu Richard Gray Ralph Heaven Frank Perov John Thornton WM!! GLOCKINSPIEL Oluve Burrowes James Paul Pat Planmshek OFFICERS CAPTAIN Kenneth Gabrllc LIEUTENANT Mary Perlme SERGEANTS Bernadette Poll: Aluce Jayne Tho Judy Demsey Jack Jacobs Donald Gray CORPORALS Olive Burrowes Dulcle Mesaro Kenneth Lewns Laura Hughes Obie McBride The students who are Interested an Instrumental muslc fund ample opportunnty to develop thelr talents at North Hugh School Our school band and orchestra under the dlrectaon of Mr Edgar Huggnns provide musucal entertainment at many school and publuc functions Through theur Interest tn muslc students learn to work together as a group and to express themselves as mdtvnduals By partucvpatung ID band and orchestra young musucuans acquire an apprecuatron of tune music and they develop an avocatuon whlch guves them great satisfaction and pleasure In addutuon each band member receuves personal enloyment from contrnbutmg to these mu sucal groups S53 H105 Forty sux T l Janet McCurdy . - . . S f Senior Band Members f ima. X A A Row l Geri Cross Carole Yuhasz Leeann McCaughtry Row 2 Allce Jayne Thamas Bernadette Nemkovlch Jack Rodway Linda Hamilton Carol Hassey Mary Perlme Kenneth Gabruk Ddlcue Mesaros Donna Houck The North Hugh Band has profuted from the hard work and loyal devotion of the sensor band members Whether performing on the grlduron practicing In the band room par tuclpatung an clvlc parades or rehearslng for the half tame show they a e to be commended for theur efforts to make our school band one of the best In the cnty Completing theur last Nemkovlch Dulcne Mesaros Aluce Jayne Thomas Oble Mc Bride Donna Houck Robert Kollar and Jack Rodway The three graduatung malorettes are Carol Hassey head malor ette Llnda Hamilton and Mary Perllne Flag carruers who are graduatnng nnclude Carole Yuhasz Leeann McCaughtry and Gert Gross Dependablllty lndustry and cooperatnon have char acterlzed the leadershnp which these sensors have given to the North Hugh Band Forty scvc 1 E I. HIGGINS Durector I I - I l . V , x 7 I . , A I R V year of service in the band are Kenneth Gabrik, Bernadette ' ' A ' ' I I ' V 1 , , vw ww 1 Wiz wg f and Woodwinds M elod3 Ecstatlc Row l Bernadette Nemkovlch Bernadette Polls so Kenny lewis Ken GCbfIk Barbara Smlth Rowena Taylor June Cracraft Row 2 Betty Haynes Mary Valenanl Janet Felton Donna Houck Joyce Coble Richard Lulxovslu Charles Azara Tommy Janes Brass Power D3 nam lC Row l Robert Ranalll Bob Sonnenlltter Linda Evans Jack Jacobs Kathy Glatkowsku Leshe Royal Richard Gray Frank Perov Ralph Heaven George Hahn Mary Lou Mlller John Thornton Row 2 Alice Jayne Thomas Dulcle Mesaros Mary Beth Wylam Barbara Jones Rhonda Hallcl: Donald Gray Laura Hughes Kathie Mesaros Judy Workman Marne Evans Rich ard Davies Row 3 Bob Kacur James Kroner Percussion Rhythm - Effects Olive Burrowes Janet McCurdy, Judy Demsey Jack Rodway, Florence Brown James Paul Forty elght ' E ff . , ,.nwA,1.LN W It , ,V , Misa. wif,-I I' ' , ,K , if 5295, ' ,. .ff -' -' 'V f i ws, , . .- . ' n , : ' I ' - I , I . I l I , . N Cracraft, Gloria Polissa, Peggy Stere, Cathy 3 I f I l , , . 'sw T . ,, M . P J ly -E i: :'.geEg::::g-:::ez.?,j-L X A K QM My QW 1 K KN l by l'Z fy ,list I 'I ' I ' J ' .X s - Gt . l , , , I I I I X .QA f ' ' ' r ' , ' , , , . I I I . I I . I I - : ' , . . Forty mne Ma 'orettes and Band Row 'I Patty Planlnshek Judy Buchanan Carol Hassey Germ Slmon Rose Frazzlnl Row 2 Mary Perllne Eugema Muller Mary Allce Carney Linda Hamilton f wwf H 4 f f Q WWW, 14 ff mu,-m1-W. Row 'I Bernadette Pollsso Kenneth Lewis Kenneth Gabrlk Barbara Smith Rowena Taylor June Cracraff Row 2 Joyce Cable Betty Haynes Mary Volerlam Janet Cracraft Glorla Pollsso Bernadette Nemko vlch Margaret Stere Cathy Felton Jack Jacobs Robert Ranalll Bull Sannenlatter Kathy Glatkowskn Llnda Evans Ralph Heaven Row 3 Donna Houck Charles Azara Richard Lulrovskl Thomas Jones Rhonda Hallck Barbara Jones Mary Beth Wylam Dulcle Mesaros Aluce Jayne Thomas Mary Lou Muller John Thornton George Hahn Leslie Royal Richard Gray Frank Perov Row 4 Bob Kaclr Judy Workman Marne Evans Richard Davies Kathle Mesaros Laura Hughes Donald Gray Judy Demsey Jack Rodway Florence Brown Janet McCurdy Olnve Burrowes James Paul James Kroner 1 . L, A , 5 I I I I . Z I I I ' , 4 ,,,f,Z f . I 1,9 gy ' , ff 1221 J W U11 'fr Q LLP' ,412 f V ff X1 ff, ' ' 1v:1.,w1-1 v.,.Q'.. , X V . . ' , V 'f r . 1 1 , 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 . 1 , . 1 , . 1 . , . , , . , 1 , , , , 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 ,,,. Senwr Girls Ensembl U,,d X Row I Carol Hussey Katy Lee Jackson Leeann M Caughtry Alnce Jayne Thomas Row 2 Dons Fabrnzlo Dulcle Mesaros Sally Kennedy lnnda Hamnlton Mary Perlme Vocal Muslc Musuc IS a universal language whnch weaves magic spells of happmess It has a specual message for each of our varyung moods The North Hugh students who have been actnve an the vocal musnc department have gnven pleasure to many auduences However theur own engoyment has amply compensated for thelr time and efforts The calmness and assurance whuch come when the en semble sungs Youll Never Walk Alone or the grandeur and malesty of Columbia the Gem of the Ocean as rendered by the choir as felt not only by the audlence but also by those who are smgung On the young musucuans a lasting ampressaon us made whuch wull contmue to Influence them the rest of thelr llves for Musuc when soft vouces due Vubrates un memory Fifty ' 0 9 T 5 r Ox V s 5 ft .xy ' :v we f -L if K ,lg 0 ' K ,t as-'imflfli 1 ' we T ' ll f ,l U l 'fl J .nf X E I '5':M'W . ' ll I ll ' , ll ' ll ' ' f I , hair W Row l Arelda Beeson Marlon Crenshaw Joan Uber Luanne Bartley Nancy WlllICmS Wllllam Hughes Thaddeus Carter Katy Jackson Carol Hassey Dons Cracraft Mary Perllne Leeann McCoughtry Marva Hayes Agnes Yuhas Sally McGarry Linda Hamllton Avls Martln Row 2 Dons Fabrlzlo Dulcle Mesaros Susanne Morosky Henry Frazzlnl James Olverson Robert Nor wood Leonard Brown Richard Tyson Betty McKmney Loula Tremble Row 3 Sally Kennedy Celestine Terrell Ruby Plerce Kenneth Squlbbs George Hudoclr Robert Jacobs Maggie Hatchett Betty Irby Rochelle Bostlck Fatty one 7' I 1 4 I Row l Duane Peters Mlldred Stephens Margaret Stere Joyce Cable Patty Planlnshek Laura Hughes Olive Burrowes Paulnne Duecaster Patrlcno Santore Florence Brown Rose Marne Franlnl Sara Sapashe Row 2 Mary Alnce Carney Shnrley Cowher Mary Lou Gramelt Judy McGorry Jeanne Shlpton Betty Fabry Leona Turner Leonard Hlghtower Carol Parker Flossle Cottle Venlcee Cobbln Brenda Tarver Melissa Feagms Row 3 Eugema Muller Anna Marne Kolar Ann Sovus Bernadette Pollsso Carol Evans Wayne Wulkeson Dave Cover Lewus Jones Talmadge Ray Clarence Barley Rowena Taylor Row 4 Irene Hall June West Donald Trevls Bull Goodyear Kenneth Squlbbs Gary Cox Geraldme Simon Patrlcuo Torok Janet Cracraft Barbara Smuth I l ' ' W4 1 1 , , , , , . , , , , , , : , , , , , - , , 1 , . 1 , , , , , , , , - f ,, 1 I . 5 I 1 f 1 1 1 , t f , f , , 5 1 f 1 f 1 1 Boys Clee Club Row 'l Thomas Uber Teddy Grlssett James Ruby James Olverson B Il Hughes Bob Jacobs Row 2 Ralph Royal Leonard Brown Harold Drumgole Carver Howard Wayne Myers Thomas Wilson Robert Norwood Robert Torok Row 3 George Anderson Abel Rios Larry Wlllnams John Faunda Davld Cover Ben McFall Accompamst Sally Kennedy Glrls Glee Club h I I Row l: Peggy Lewis, Anna Marie Ewolhin, Patty Ewalhin, Frances Palumbo, Monica McCudden, Laura Thornton, Betty Parry, Carol Moretti. Row 2: Sandra Prisby, Judy Buchanan, Patty Lumpp, Linda Edwards, Willa Mae Stephens, Sandra Mc- Garry, Marie Miller, Saundra McBride, Annette Davis, Carol DePuy, Row 31 Mary Grace Jacquin, Patty Stinson, Ruth Howard, Barbara Adams, Lucille Navarro. Row 4. Shirley Jackson, Ogarette Murphy, Mary Parson, Joann Cattle, Catherine Mclntire, Judy Franz, Judith Stinson, Joyce Tucker, Mary Ann Underwood, Darlene Bulah, Mary Hemmons. Accompanist: Sally Kennedy. Fifty-two Fifty-three Mixed Chorus f., Row 1 Jean Berchek Mary Arena Florence Kalat Twila Lindsay Carole Cracraft Lavern Hightower Kathleen Jay Geraldine Clark Ruth Martin Anna Butfone Donna DePasqua Betty Yash Geraldine Bevly Row 2 Delmar Woolensack Gertrude Kent Carole Smith Ruth Miller Barbara Minor Duane Hughey Clara Hushower Barbara Croom Evelyn Sinkovlch Margaret Girard Row 3 Marlayna Powers Donna Kent Loula Dixon Elaine Butler Amelia Hicks Joan Barrett Anna McCullough Pat Schuster Gary Calabret Robert Boyd Row 4 Mary Yarusso Ann Demyan Jack Soles Don Weston Merle McFall Alan Frost Richard Brlndlar Willie Johnson Booker Clark Paul Pegues Row 5 Robert Nemkovlch Jerry Walker James Kolar Clark McFall Steve Kurowsky Mike Szpak John DOnofrlo Charles McGarry Accompanist Betty Haynes Ensemble Standing: Laura Hughes, Carol Hassey, Doris Fabrizio, Dulcie Mesaros, Sally Kennedy, linda Hamilton, Mary Perline, Leeann McCaughtry, Olive Burrowes, Katy Lee Jackson. Accompanist: Alice Jayne Thomas. ur Future Actors 15-.Am n First Row Joyce Cable Jim Higham Don Trevis Second Row Patty Planmchelz Arelda Beeson Joan Uber Jean Shlpton Leona Turner Kenneth Gabrlk Third Row Richard Tyson Flossne Cottle Janice Gettan Henry Frazzini Susanne Morosky Wayne Wllkeson The facilities of the new North High School have made it possible for dra matics to be a part of our curriculum again The little theater with its miniature act plays are presented Participation in dramatics gives the students oppor tunities to improve their speech and to learn to be at ease before an audience 'T Qui' The Lost Carol a sacred cantata by Frances Simpson and Ruth Dale was presented by the vocal music groups and the dramatucs department The story tells through Scripture song and sacred tableau the effect which bitterness has upon an individual Franz Gruber Uames Kulal learns that he must forget and forgive as the village chourmaster lRobert Jacobs? suggests When he does so he and his wife CNancy Williamsi reloice in the return of their son CWilliam Hughesl and Franz finds The Lost Carol Fifty four D K R A 1 ' M Y W .. T T A v M. T f A g 1 at X C A ii 'll 1 M S stage is used for class sessions in which pahtomimes, impromptu skits, and one- ..,. C , A I , i S T F A A ' T A , A --gt ' gg Fufty five Fun n The Stage Qi? 'Q-as-q.ig.Qn-warg., 59.450 0-bfi O Q 9 ,wx Teen Tlme One of the bug accomplushrnents of the class of 1957 was the productuon of the play Teen Tnme a comedy complucated by the dusappearance of a lawn mower and the hularnous antucs of an umagmatuve kud svster Babe CArelda Bee sonl The confusnon un the Meade household uncreased when Wendy Meade fMary Perlunel a popular young teenager trues to wan Harley CRobert Kollerj the current dreamboat of the school Her actnons create a problem wnth Tam fKen Gabrukl her boy fruend and nnvolve hns pals Darby lRobert Jacobsj Wulbur Ulm Rubyl and Tuny lRlchard Hallj In a plot to keep Mullugan Uames Kulal from arrestnng Tum The opening of Teen Haven as the scene of Wendys fnnal triumph as she IS crowned Teen Queen and chooses Tum to reagn as her kung lncndentally Wendy restores Mrs Nash s fBernadette Nemkovnchl falth un teenagers and clears up the mysteruous rumors which have plagued the llfe of her parents Mr and Mrs Meade fHenry Frazznm and Leeann McCaughtryJ Others nn the cast uncluded Maruetta, fSuzanne Moroskyl, Gay, fAvus Mar tml, Mass Denmng, CCarol Hasseyl, Gus, Uames Hlghaml, Nona, fMaxune .lack sonj Dons Fabruzno served as student dnrector wuth Katy Lee Jackson, Dulcne Mesaros, and Mary Lou Lumpp as prompters 1' 'f f T 7 1' 'i ' - v ' iv Q A ,A - ,- - saw-Q is-...M .,,, A .W .,,,,,,-.-,,,.Y.- V., -VJ, , Y . V -f -1 11 Y , mmm.. K A i M Y .,,.-e... ' ' f XV., ,.,.,,, , ,,, ,,,, NM. ,K ,qu , Y ,QW-J., g-QV V A fA .fi 5'- T' f ' I1 1 .u ,,,, -,.....- A 1: W a w .,-, X gf '- M4 ,sry ' Q' , ' ' 5 1 fl-rw, . ' A 1 Q, J 5' I QQ ' 9, ll ' ll ' ' 1 I . ' f 1 1 - 1 . . I . . I , . , 1 1 . . , . . . ,, ,, . . . . - 1 , . . . , . Comet Staff , ff n? , Slttmg Gen Gross Dons Fabrlzlo Susanne Morosky Avns Martun June West Mary Nell Thomas Standing James Olverson Sally McGarry Robert Brlnclnar Ken Gabnlc Jeanne Shlpton Richard Tyson Joan Uber Carole Yuhasz Henry Frazzlm Advnsor Mary K Bluss Many excltmg and long to be remembered moments have been spent to ednt type, mnmeograph, assemble and curculate are words very famuluar to the wruters editors, and typlsts of thus monthly publication Under the guldance and dlrectlon of Mrs Mary K Bliss these students take to press all news :tems and artncles of Interest and nmportance to both rumor and sensor hugh school puplls 'The Comet staff members recenve good experuence un wrutung and also learn the Importance of co operatlon and the beneflts of worknng well wlth each other Fifty sux gether by these students who publish our school paper, The Comet. Write, Latin lub Fufty seven Row l Margaret Gnrard Mary Whlte Rhonda Halllck Delores Carnahan Monica McCudden Sandra Prlsby Marne Muller Mary Lou Muller Barbara Tremble Darlene Bulah Joyce Tucker Row 2 James Kollar Frank Phllllps Mary Beth Wylam Kathy Mesaros Evelyn Slnkovtch Patty Schu ster Marlayna Powers Barbara Townsend Llnda Evans Judy Workman Betty Haynes Betty Cren show Geraldine Clark Row 3 John Rodesh Duck Soles Henry Frazzlnl Steve Kurowsky Muchoel Spzak Albert Monroe How ard Menold Merle McFaIl John Koscelansky John DOnofrlo Robert Nemkovlch Wnlbur Underwood Booker Clark James Carnahan Leroy Ague Bull Sonnenlltter Row 5 Walter Paulun Paul Burnett John Salaka John Pope Fred Hamrock Kenneth Lewls Arnold Grlssett Ray Gordon James Tate Paul Koch Advusor Anthony T Stevens The Latm Club us made up of members of the freshman and sophomore Latm classes and thus year totals fnfty five students Jack Jacobs and Kenneth Lewls are Consuls Kathse Mesaros and James Toth are Senators The purpose of the club IS to promote soclablllty and to glve members a chance to carry on some of the speclal actuvlty for which there us no time during class The hnghlughts of the year were the Chrustmas party and the sprung plcmc At the Chrnstmos party traduttonal carols were sung un Latin Latm greetung cards were exchanged and Latun word games were played Throughout the year a great deal of collateral readung was done on a varuety of classical sublects Several reports of thus reading were guven to the group Row 4: Gerald Sevachko, George Hahn, Ralph Royal, Jerry Fedor, Jack Jacobs, Tom Uber, Jim Toth, : ' . 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Lo Ho Y-Teens Row 'l Laura Thornton Ardell Splvey Carol Weston Wnllue Mae Stephens Patrlcla Ewolhm Mary Ann DuPonty Madelune DeChacco Rose DeIFlore Irene Hall Bernadette Pohsso Loula Tremble Katy Jackson Donna James Carol Hassey Agnes Yuhas Ann Sovls Laura Hughes Sally McGarry Mary Perllne Mlss Gugllelm Miss Morano Row 2 Sylvia Frlendly Annette Davls Dorothy Cylar Anna Marne Ewolhm Mary .lacqum Joyce Coble Mary Thomas Nancy Wllllams Luanne Bartley Rochelle Bostlck Mary Phyllls Simpson Gen Gross Eugenia Muller Rose Frazzlnl Mary Allce Carney Linda Hamilton Row 3 Barbara Llpka Helena Todhunter Sandra McGarry Rose Boyd Dorothy Muller Pat Santore Carol Parker Paullne Duecaster Patrlcla Plamnshek Barbara Smith Joyce Tucker Barbara Bulah Marva Hayes Roselyn Mang Charlotte Larson Row 4 Janet Bachelder Peggy Lewrs Patrucla Lumpp Monlca McCudden Judy Franz Maggie Hatchett Betty lrby Rowena Taylor Mary Lou Gramelt Vemcee Cobbun Judy McGarry Sarah Sapashe Sally Kolat Donna Wilson Matilda Fata Olxve Burrowes Jeanne Shlpton Row 5 Frances Palumbo Ruth Lloyd Judy Demsey June West Ruth Ferguson Flossue Cottle Muldred Stephens Betty Grlssett Anna Marne Kolat Joan Uber Arelda Beeson Geraldlne Slmon Janet Row 6 Mary Ann Underwood Darlene Bulah Sandra Prlsby Betty Parry Carol Evans Frances Azara Betty Fabry Cathy Felton Margaret Stere Florence Brown Delores Carlock Betty McKunney Lucille Navarro Anna Salata Carole Yuhasz Judy Buchanan Patty Torok Row 7 Shlrley Jackson Joan Cottle Judy Stmson Marne Muller Patrlcla Stlnsan Juanuta Brooks Fore steen Eason Mary Floyd Dorothy Wolf Celeshne Terrell Ruby Puerce Donna Houck Amta DePasqua Jannce Gettan Leeann M Caughtry Sonya Krlsko Ruth Howard The Lo Ho Y Teens have upheld the hughest :deals of theur orgamzatnon to grow as a person to grow an relationship wuth people of all races rellgnons and natuonalltles and to grow ln the love and knowledge of God Durmg the year the Y Teens VISlled the County Home where they entertained patuents and served them refreshments The club also participated In the sale of bangle puns The Touchdown Toddle and the Y Teen Sprung Formal hnghlnghted the socual events durung which all Y Teen groups of the cuty umted The Lo Ho Y Teens held a mvdwmter Snowball Formal at whuch tume Carol Hassey was crowned queen The meetmgs servuce prolects dances and basketball tournaments all helped the Y Teens learn to work together and to develop lastlng frnendshvps wuth one another and a close relationship wuth God Officers are Presldent Carol Hassey Vnce President Sally McGarry Secre tary Linda Hamilton Treasurer Mary Aluce Carney Advisors are Muss Morano and Mnss Gugluelrn l Fatty elght l 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cracraft. 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : I I I I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1 - , I I 1 ' I I I ' ' Sports sa Fifty-nine lr '-'-fc H. rid' FAA mr' -s me Wim Sally McGarry Charles Kroner Bull Hughes James Hugham Henry Frazzunu Amta DePasqua A good sports program has as one of uts aums the development of character and us not measured only by the scores of games The physucal skulls whuch an unduvudual gauns through partucupatuon un athlettcs are Important but equally umportant are the sportsmanshup dependabuluty and resourcefulness whuch are developed through athletucs Those who partucupate un any competutuve sport learn the umportance of team play and cooperatuon The sports world has no room for the quutter or for the man or woman who cannot play faur whether wunnung or losung The varuous sports at North Hugh School are carrued on wuth the develop ment of each unduvudual un mund On the gruduron on the basketball court and on the cunder track the students who represented North Hugh contrubuted theur tume and effort to brung fame to theur Alma Mater To each of them goes the credut for the accomplushments of the teams representung our school. '11 ...sb The Gl'lCllT0ll 1 I ' ,43- v ff xv! wx, A Ray Ros Abe Jm Hgham Char es Kroner Wayne W keson Mke Gor ck Cox Bob Wa ey Gary Ken Squ bbs Hughes Frau n Henry Row Len H ghfower ordon Don Trev s Tom Sm h Da e P erg ovann Kenner John Vag a Carver Howard Wo er Ted Gr ssef Ra ph Hoya Manager Coach Bush Row 2 Mr Coach Mr SCH Ass Pope ka Ray Mr lonn e Char es G ford Haro d Drumgo e Ted Brown Tom Johnson A nod Gr ssc Jm To e Manager Row 3 Coach Junecko Ass sian Facu y Manager Mr Lud U5 X 'C O I A ' M M Q' 1 , - , A ff: -J .: fw .- ,fff . - Q, 02 Q, ,, ' M .1351 - ' - 1 . ' 9 42 .5 ff f . ' - ' ' ,-.1-,, 3, '- A Yi. E . 1' I 2 Q 2 ..nw, : U: Q ,I ,lib , -I 3 'WV3 1 f -- 4 y 4 . W ' , 4: : K xf t f' ' , .,,1 F 9' A 1 ' fig , E ' A ,Ae 'f 'fi ' ,.' 'Ls , i 9 f if ... - . -4 ,1 . ,ff Q -ull frf' ' :aff . r' ' x - A f, A qs' ' E T,--.. .. I ,-1.-, . ,, - ,, 5 'ff V: . ' ' N, f ef jf' Y . ,, ,ng lv sf , 4 - , Q, 4 : . 'fag x .- xi fg ' fzi Z Q2 ' 4 - Y-iff! A . .5 ' '. ' Y A vt . V! 9 Vf. .R 0 ,I if! . e ', 'L .- . lm' , -' . Q ,' , 4' - , A .of ' : ' -- ., Yf . Y M 5 1, M jf 241 . . , .H W ' - A nv.-v , . in -- ' f . 4 . , L .. ' Q O :J x 4' 1 . t I Snxty one aptalns and Senwr Players North I North North North North North North North North Mmm 'ki CO CAPTAINS Jam Hgham Charles Kroner Schedule South Canton Central Wllson Chaney Boardman Rayen Ursulune Brooktueld East SENIOR PLAYERS Bull Hughes, Charles Kroner, Jlm Hlgham, Henry Frau 0 'W 0 K I 1, M O 1 v O ' e 12 2 O , Y b O . . N 1 14 ' ., ,g AM 1 18 t f bi f A4,,l,W . A AA Lf. 'Q ,Q ML ,,u..l' Junior High n The Green -4' 5-'K it Fnrst Row Herman Wolf Nelson Wolf Ivery Ennls Ronald Thornton Bob Hayes Paul Grlffnn Tom Smuth Gerry Michaels Second Row Jock Soles Ken Soles Clarence Adams Jam Toth Poul Peques Percy Thornton Clark M Foll Rlchard Moore Thlrd Row Coach John Martlnko John DOnfrlo Mlchael Szpak Frank Phllllps Ronnie Sq.nbbs Alan Frost John Koscelansky Booker Clark Coach Andy Storlnchak Mr Janecko M Iunror H gl Sc llerlule X.. COACHING STAFF Bush Mr Popelka Mr Ludt Mr Martunko Mr Starnnchak North North North North North North North Choney Campbell Memorral Wnlson Hubbard Struthers Campbell Memor al 6 Choney 6 :F 2 -5? Sixty two o . lf J ' - ' 5 A 'N ' 5'-L ' J' C x - Ut L' 1. . af' , ' el . ' ' J A A ' Y' , 5 , N 2 sf mf IJ ' A x y . . -Q'-ff ,4,e 4 r 13,43 - C. . M.: if .:'.ei' 26 0 ' 19 ' 13 ' I3 I I 6 26 t D l4 12 ' 'IA E I3 25 Bulldogs n The Court December January Suxiy Ohree ENB Frst Row Bob Jacobs Jim Kula Robert Norwood Jlm Hlgham Le us Jones Bull Hughes Tum Butler 4 7 ll I4 18 4 8 ll 15 Bull Klenner Second Ro Bull Goodyear Manager Mr Koll Coach Frank Le IS Fred Hamroclc Mlce GOYICRI Larry Wullams James Tate Bull Sonnonlmer Paul Koch Ralph Royal Manager Hubbard East Girard Rayen Memorlal Brookfield South Wilson Ursulme Schedule Home Fneldhouse Home Home Home Home Home Fueldhouse There 18 25 29 February l 8 9 12 15 Chaney East Nules Rayen South Chaney Wilson Ursulme Fueldhouse There Home Fneldhouse Fieldhouse Home There Fieldhouse . . .i., , 1 L HA--'Z -,J ,,,,,g,,,, .F v 2 1 l - , W M' ,my -- -4 , W W, , Wu-, W . Y .WTA W I 4 A Y 4 i ,G , ,,....,- ,.-.1 .. , . , . , , ,. 5 ,, .... . 4 - , Mmr F ' l 1 LM, .-1 ... 1 ' . N ..- ., 1 .T , : i l I z 1 1 1 1 W 1 1 1 w: , 1 . r , i W 1 1 I 1 I I I r I I - ,Iunwr H ugh Basketball 'vmilltixh px F sf Row Paul Peq es Do Westo Wlle Johnson Robe! Boyd Percy Tho nfon M Jcnecko Couch Cha Ies Azura Som Cobbl Second R Ste e K ro sky .Im Tofh Jock Soles He m n Clark Frank Phllps Lu renee Holle shead Mr. Dodds Coach' Robert Burton. Junior High Basketball Schedule NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH STRUTHERS HUBBARD HAYES WEST EAST PRINCETON WILSON HAYES WEST EAST PRINCETON WILSON Sixty-four Track A B A Poland 71 Struthers 56 5 6 Ursuline 501 2 Farrell 71 Ursuline 66 2 3 Sixty five Track Schedule POLAN D MEET STRUTHFRS MEET North 59 WARREN MEET Warren 681 2 FARRELL MEET CITY MEET No th 54 1 3 Ra North 47 Hubbard 271 2 North 31 North 47 yen 28 Chaney 1 : Lewis Jones E - nest Harris Leonard Brown James Higham Robert Nor ood. Row 2: Thomas Johnson Robert Brindior William Hughes .lohn Temple Charles Green Timothy Butler Mack Kelly Clar ence Bailey Row 3 Ronald Sarver Charles Kroner Manag er Robert Jacobs James K a Ronald Harris Curdy Sam Tulllo Hen ry Frazzlni Jerry M: Fadclen Ernest Harris Leonard Brown James Higham Robert Norwood Row 1 , r , , . l w l , i , , , , I I I : I I . , , vl , ' , Milne Phillips, Robert Mc- I I 7 I . . I , 1 - Y - C eerleaders Row 1 Anna Depasqua Sally McGarry Row 2 Bernadette Pollsso Judy McGarry Sandra Prlsby Irene Hall ....T., PQJYICIC Torok Mary Lou Gramelf Jeanne Shapton Sandra McGarry Puffy Ewolhm Mlsslng Madeline DeCha:co J.. .-ce.. Glorna Polnsso Marne Evans Anna Buffone Judy Workman Ruth Morhn Svxfy sux Slxty se e Bi Moments Www Woonllght and Roses Brmg Wonderful 11011107198 of You The hauntlng strains ot Moonlight and Roses mlngle ln our memory wnth the nostalguc melody of Moments to Remember as we recall the beauty and mystery of the nlght of our Junnor Sensor Prom the crnsp fall aur of our Home coming coronatlon and the sparkle and golety of our Snowball Formal The theme song of our Junlor Sentor Prom does recall the special events whach have fulled our hugh school days wuth lastlng memories As our hugh school days slap away we as Seniors lock these moments to remember un our hearts The never to be forgotten Junlor Sensor Prom the Y Teen Snowball the Homecoming and many other special events blend unto one as something we wlll never forget Vwe have shared a port of these honors and our memories are made of this We recall the enthusnasm and lngenunty of our pep rallles the holvday spxrut oi the Senior Chrlstmas assembly the thrall and pride of havnng our achuevements recognlzed on Honors Day and the halftume actlvntles at the football games as they flash through our munds In qulck successlon These speclal moments wall lnnger long wsth us as we thunk of All the days we ve been together 9 t sly: vs . ' ., I N Q ,A W, 4 i fl r W ' ',..,v1 ff wiv cs, - L ' If - as . . . ,, . ,, . . . ' ll ll - , . , . I ' - - - - I T I I . . , f . . , . . . , . . .. I - . . . . . ,, 1 H ' - v Hail To Uur Prom King and neon T u Thronv hu 1 n lx IH Iml the lttf mlunls QQ! The junior Court of Honor Jlulfes an Aisle T IP frown Beurers Approach T IP Throne' lg S gh I I 8 X Aw T K v 3' . , Y 4 1 . '11 4' 'ir' n 9 ' 1, fs s , T' 0 L. ai: Q qi I m 1' ,R W fn v ix . I ,pg gk' T Q 4 Q C . ff ig' ' Q' 9 1 ' .131 .W z- ' Q1 . A., g ,vw . , 1 Z? ' ' 7 T ' 4, ' . . X X 41' -. x A 1 K nw: x L ' -' f w. T . ,. of . I Q K T T I T H 4 ' T X rb o 1, K gi K - Homecoming The Queen Berme Pollsso Snxvy nme MW! 1 , A s. Lost Yeor s Qaeen Sally c Gerry and P0111 Jo McGcrry the crown bearer The Queen ond her Cour? Bernie Polnsso reigned cs Queen ond Jam Hug hom cus Kung offhe1956 Homecomung The Queen s attend onts were Anno De-Pous quo ond Olive Burrowes , I M , 5 , , Z ' 1 - I ,. ' , , X my ' ' 2 . . 1 V l V J- tv Ax ' 5 . H omecommg ance The cheerleaders and malorettes form an alsle as Path Jo McGarry the crown bearer walks to the throne A n I t a DePausqua gnves th e Queen Bernie Pollsso her bouquet after Jam Hsgham the Kung puns on her corsage The clumax of the coronatuon was when the Queen, King and attendants danced to the strains of Mo- ments to Remember. Sbvenfy Hay Time On The rifliron Sevewfy one wvwmw fi' L., 3 ,gg . W, A l . 5 74 0 , Vi f.. .' f ' 14 .Z 4, ww zz-ffw, K ,, f '-:M 51- ,X . , X ' um-A 4, v.. 'H' -1 ,, K-0 wr f - . f 'f V , Y -M., 4: if ,.,, ,, . - 4. 4 , .N l ,W ' Honors Da 4 Twnce each year an Honors Day assembly as held to commend those stu dents who have won the awards of leadershup scholarship and cltuzenshlp Leadershlp IS an award whuch vs presented to students who have exemplified theur servuces and contributions throughout their hugh school years The leaders are selected by the faculty Tne sensors who have recenved thus award are Katy Jackson Jam Higham Avus Martnn Henry Frazzunu Kenneth Gabrlk Susanne Morosky Dorls Fabrlzlo Sally McGarry and Carol Hassey Scholarshup awards are presented as a reward for hugh scholastuc achleve ment To receuve thus award students must be on hnghest honors for two out of three grade peruods Cntuzenshnp awards are presented to students who have shown many qualntues whnch made them good cltlzens un the eyes of theur fellow classmates. Seventy Se e ty th ee Honors Da I enflvrslup Dorus Fabrnzuo Henry Frazzmn Kenneth Gabrlk Carol Hassey James Hug ham Katy Jackson Sally McGarry Avns Martun Susanne Morosky Sf I1 olars lup Kenneth Blanton Anna Buffone Betty Crenshaw Florence Kolat Steve Kurowsky Mlchael Szpalc James Toth Judy Demsey Anna Salata Joyce Cable Mary Lou Gramelt Irene Hall Duane Peters June West Mary Lou Lumpp Sally McGarry Susanne Morosky Mary Nell Thomas CIIIZPILSIIIII Charles Azara Kenneth Blanton Anna Buffone Anna Demyan Marne Evans Betty Haynes Margaret Kennedy James Toth Judnth Demsey Patty Ewolhsn Donald Gray Ted Grussett Sandra McBrude Sandra McGarry Roncevert Randolph James Tate Clarence Banley Venucee Cobbun Bernice Crenshaw John Kolar Bernadette Polnsso Jerry Beeson Leonard Brown Anuta DePasqua Maggue Hatchett Mary Thomas Carole Yuhasz - 4 1 n 1 1 r 1 r r 1 ' , , -u . 5 c v ,I 1 vu-r Assemblies C 'I 'Y ueen arol and Her Attendants A Y Teen Aetwtttes Nh- ff, T This and That if ..c '4 'x Qenlor H lgll ,flnhs 4 421314 1-.H I S 1 gh: Guess Who P agus-.V ,JVM Seey I ...J CSee Page 825 . 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I I 1 - ' e R 5 ffffifws A New Horizons Eughty one Thus poem IS dedicated to the Class of 1957 THE EACER SOUL The lake among sequestered hulls Made full by laughing rllls Reflects the trees of beauteous grace From placud shunlng face An errant swallow flying low Wuth playful sportlve blow Smacks random knss upon the lake As lad of lass mught take The curclnng waves then gently flow lncreasmg as they go The farthest shores are reached A llfe without Internal strsfe Wlth graclous ktndness rlfe Reflects a steady cheerful glow From eager soul below A sample soul with splrlt gay In unassummg way Gives all a kindly touch and smlle That leaves them blest the whale The smlle and touch reach out agaln To move yet other men Tull North and South and East and West The whole wade wo ld us blest Warren L Rachey Till North and South and West and East lllljllfl rr rrtmn 0 Brrln Ill! trrrra Sdly McGarry James Higham Henry Frazznm Ken Gabrxk Dons Fabrnzlo Carol Hussey Bob Humphries Avas Marhn Tom Fechfel Sally Kola? A J Thomas Jwrn Ruby Mwke Garaslc Mary Perlme Dulcue Mesaros Wanda Duncan L: wda Bm? Roselyn Mang Ronnie Sarver Linda Hamilton Joan Uber Jerry Beeson Soma Krwsko Bob Ferkuia Tom Wxlson Bernie Nerv kov Leecznn M Cuug Edward Muller Bull Hughes Susanne Morosk Jim Kula Carole Yuhasz Annm DePasquo Mr Y 1 Q n . o . ' u Q 5 4 J . 2 I f . 1 12. 23 ' ' ' ' 13, ' ' 24 ' ' 1-1 25 ' ' 15 ' 26 ' ish ' ' ' 16, 27 1 Wy 17. 'r 28 A ' 18. 29 , ' ' 19. ' 30 20. ' ' 31 ' 21, 32 . 22 33 ' I Elghfy fh THE OBJECT OF LIFE To promote the adophon and The appllcaflon of hngher soclal business professional and personal standards To co operate In creafung and mamtalnrng that sound public oplnlon and hugh adealusm which make posslble The growth of righteousness lusfuce patriotism personal happuness and good will To The 1957 graduates may I express my sincere good wishes to each of you for a successful future GATSCHENE STUDIO I I l I 1 , , 1 I 1 1 r - 1 , . CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of T957 So nigh as grandeur lo our dust So near IS God to man When duty whispers low Thou must' The youth replies l can' STROUSS HIRSHBERG S Youngsfowns Dependable Store Slnce l875 RAYMOND BRENNER JEWELERS SINCE T877 Federal af Hazel Time To Mark Your Success And Wash Every Happiness To The Class of 57 elw I 1 - 11 ll , . - ll 11 , . I - , . 1 CONGRATULATIONS, NEW ALUMNI The past T2 years have taught you the facts, names, dates, and ideas from which you have carved your character, your opinions, your beliefs. Use them well during the next T2 years... and after. In your hands will be the nation, a generation . . . your future. A sincere handclasp of good wishes 1883 MCKELVEY S 1957 E ghfyf BROWNS DRUG STORES T841 Oak Street Phone Rl 454l8 2000 Canfield Road Phone ST 2 67l6 5106 Southern Boulevard Phone ST 2 7lll Broad Street Canfield 26 Years of Prescription Service I I i A ive 3I Blssell at Logan Avenue Youngstown Ohlo Phone RI 3 7662 Packers and Processors of Snack Pack Steaks Butterfly Strips Cube Steaks Hamburger Pattues Welners Ham Hot Sausage CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF '57 POULAKOS BAKERY SPECIALISTS IN Sandwuch Buns and Honey Creme Donuts I2 South Avenue Phone RI 71233 Eghy ACME STEAK CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 ACME MOTORS 2943 McGuffey Rood Phone RI 6-3693 BUY S LL TR DE USED CARS Eghy COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATES OF T957 THE GROWERS MARKET CO Pycxtt Street YOUNGSTOWN OH IO I I JACK EMRICH YOUR HUBBARD JEWELER NEW and LARGER STORE HUBBARD, OHIO 37 North Main Street Phone KE 4-I747 HOME OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SCHOOL RINGS WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE, etc. Moy Your Comlng Years Be Your Best Hugh Quollty Furniture and Apphances At Bargain Prices Dove Wall Save You Money OPEN EVENINGS Daves Furniture 8. Appliances Youngstown Ohio Compliments RoncIlneIIl Tuxedo Rental Custom Tonlors and Y I ' Of I Q 1708 Mahoning Avenue Dry Cleaners Congratulations Class of 57 Youiz mvomre spot Vic and Syl s Curb Service and Sandwich Shop Fish Steak and Chicken Dinners Foot Long Hot Dogs and Hot Sausage Our Specialty Corner Route 422 and Jacobs Road Youngstown Ohio CONGRATULATIONS Er FROM SOUIRT Nd STAR BOTTLING WORKS C, vb CONGRATULATIONS The Youngstown Paint and Glass Co Established 1903 E ghty I I O I I I I I l i , If li X 1 il f 91. , , 5 i, ., K f it 0 .Q T 3, -0 fl 1 ' X z ,- I . 4 i f' A Y -. .chi IL... fi l l i l O C l, l i -nin COMPLIMENTS OF PAYTON S BOTTLED GAS 4 H bb d R COMPLIMENTS or ESQUIRE TAILORS COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND 1 295 U or ood Lincoln Knoll Plozo Champlon Sand Phone RI 40277 COMPLIMENTS OF ACME COAL CO Montour 81 Disco Kentucky Block cmd Coke Gravel 387 E Boardman Street At E Federal Street Plttsburgh Top Soul YOUNGSTOWN OHIO SCHAEFER MUSIC SHOPPE 409 IO II I2 Kelth Albee Bulldtng Compliments f MUSIC INSTRUMENTS WILT CREST FARMS ACCESSORIES SHEET MUSIC and SUPPLIES WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS Guaranteed Instrument Repairing I68 South Merxduan Phone SW 95233 Ottuce RI 3 4605 Residence LE 3 4085 MUSIC THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE C RI443I THE VAGNOZZI AGENCY For The Solution of INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS I9 E Boardman Street Youngstown Ohlo Compllments t STEWART HARDWARE 44 North Mann Street Hubbard Ohlo O ' I I , . . 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SERVICE 4100 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio BRONSON'S PATENT MEDICINE STORE 815 Albert Street Phone Rl 6-9782 0 Your Preparation ls Over 0 Your Future Shall Begin 0 Congratulations, Seniors GARASKY S T V SALES counrsous ssszvucs Guaranteed Workmanshlp On All Makes Faur Pr ces Compliments of KATE and NICKS DAIRY NAZ FRAZZINI PAINT STORE 32 Jacobs Road Dealer In Sherwin Wllllams Super Kemtone Gem Glo Akron Palnts Hardware and Plumbung I O I I ' s I Visit The Tom Jay Store MENS and Bovs WEAR For Style Quallty Service McGuttey Plaza M My QfQe,fdl f Nothing does It like sf Seven Up' YAHRLING RAYNER MUSIC Established 1899 Planos Organs Music Studios 2540 Market Street at Prnnceton It Pays To Play See Us For All Your Athletlc Needs Youngstown Sporting Goods Co , Inc 21 N Champion Street Youngstown 3 Ohlo Phone Rl 7 3023 Athletuc Equlpment Games Sports Books Trophles Specsal Orders N vyth O O E W I I 1 L -1 ' ' O 4 1 lg' ' l U C - . - 1 -g X- 2 1 - li L U O Q 'ow-tw 1-.1-na Q -S W, uf. iAL:f, vi v Y W - - CO. 1 II ll y . :QP . . . -1 ,gizlifzirgliisz y. 0 5 :,L:g2L.,'- ps: 5322235512 ' ' 5 '521355?5:1 53212292-2'212z2z 1.,fl ..Q, 1 i 1:1::. ' ,: , ,, . ..,l 2 - 5 .- , ,.-. -.:.-,L as 3 ine V ree e Stambough Thompson Your Quollty Hardware and Home Needs Store For IIO Years II4 West Federal Street 2625 Market Street I652 Mahoning Avenue 438 Youngstown Poland Road Loretto Fltc Flower Shop Complete Floral Servsce Corsages Weddlngs Funerals and Potted Plants Route 422 COITSVILLE OHIO Phone LEhlgh 66062 Compliments ot GOLDEN AGE BEVERAGE CORPORATION COITSVILLE SERVICE CO. AUTO PARTS and SERVICE 3575 McCartney Road Youngstown, Ohuo Phone RI 7 5989 Nat h T , h Co. 69 Skyscraper ICE CREAM CONES Always Value c WW 'JT Chouce of ' T6 TOP FLAVORS TO YOU our specual graduation guft ot halt servlce charge on all posntnons through the month of July and August wlth free testung and counselmg Bon Voyage Fran Scott 532 Dollar Bank Tel Rl 4 8661 Compliments ot Johnny s Pennzoll Station 2540 MCG-uttey Road Youngstown Ohio GOOD LUCK H N Epplnger 8. Sons, Inc READY MIX CONCRETE Cement Sand Block Limestone Brnck S ag I e Ashes :me Fertlllzer Coa FEED New Bedford P Phone 2072 N ty five I , - H l .fl 4 Q' ' , Sli t UQ' A BIQ .1 ' iii' 10 Elf. -1.1-3 l 1 3 I ' I T'I . L' ' ' I , a. DOM PERRY Tallors 22 North Phelps Street 2nd Floor Youngstown Ohno Rl 32891 Small enough to know you Hughes Provlslon Co 118 East Federal Street Youngstowns Fnnest Sanutary Food Market FISH MARKET Owned and Operated By R A Campbell BAKERY DEPARTMENT Owned and Operated By Wm Gross VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT S K MARKETS Hugh Qualuty Meats McKinley Plaza McGuttey Plaza Economy Feed and Farm Supply Company 3865 McGuttey Road Your Headquarters for Massey Harris N Holland Farm Machlnery Rototullers Electruc Appluances Feed Seeds Fertulrzer Garden and Poultry Supplies Light Hardware and Fencing Phone RI 3 8584 DELIVERY SERVICE Youngstown Ohlo Compliments of COHEN BROTHERS Cohen Brothers Self Serve Market 2570 McGuffey Road Youngstown Ohlo Phone RI 7 8957 N ty A Th rl Il I H ' ' H enough fo serve You 1 Hughes MOTKST Never UI'1def'S0ld In ll ' l W l l l l - ' ' ew I - rl I ' 'l tr tl ,l tl Congratulations Graduates OHIO'S SMARTEST BALLROOMH THE ELMS 529 Elm Street FAIRBANKS HEATING CO. Roofing, Spouting, Furnaces and Sheet Metal Work 812 Andrews Avenue Youngstown Ohio Phone Rl 74203 MIL SEK The Universal Cleaner Polish and Lubricant The Polish That Furnlture Men Use An Excellent Lubricant For Auto Clocks and Delncate Instruments Rust lnhlbltor For Chrome Mllsek Chemicals 2425 Inglenook Place Youngstown Ohno CONGRATULATIONS WHEELER POTATO CHIPS Always Dellcuous IO7 N Hlne Street Phone RI 42l2I I I ll ' ' ll 0 0 I I HUMES I Good Furniture H 252 West Federal Street I I 272 East Federal Street 4030 Market Street Me? I lille Coke beS'I' , Y I- , .,,,, Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Youngstown 531 E Indlanola Avenue Youngstown 2 Ohlo BARTON HEATING CO Furnaces Arr Condrtronlng Roofing Spoutmg 488 Glenwood Avenue Phone RI 3 0894 Ornamentals Trees Shrubs Evergreens General assortment tor the best landscape plantung The Nurserymans Creed To Make America More Beautltul and Frulttul Schuster s Nursery Cooper Rd Contsvllle Twp Phone LE 6 8441 Congratulatuons To You Make the most ot YOUR odd mo 1 h ments let the others KILL trrne If they Youngs Own O lo wnll but YOU make tame LIVE by unvestlng your time In useful study Success and Good Luck N y ght I I I l I I ' ,' I I I I II I I 0 ' . 1 I . . . I I I . . W ., . ,N - N . I . . I . I I . . I , . . . -4 ' i , In o FAMILY RATES o SHOWER and BATH Compliments ot TERRACE MOTEL Youngstown's Newest IO Minutes to Downtown TV - Phones in Every Room Central Air-Conditioned Phone ST 8-5087 6 Miles North of Ohio Turnpike on Route 7 4972 Market St. Youngstown I2, Ohio Compliments of JOSEPH A. CIRELLI JEWELER McGuffey Plaza PALLAY'S FLOWER SHOP 820 South Avenue Flowers to' All Occasions Cnty Wide Delivery Flowers Telegrophed Phone RI 7 2882 C and S BEAUTY SUPPLY I3l W. Commerce Street Distributors of Revlon and Derrnetucs Products A FRIEND Compliments of UNIVERSITY MOTORS INC 669 Wick Avenue Youngstown Ohio Phone Rl 44193 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS STARK FLORISTS Phone RI 3 34I2 GREENHOUSE and STORE 1502 Parker Street Compliments of TASSONE S DAIRY T721 Lansdowne Boulevard RI 4 3888 'Y . I 1 I 'nine WATT ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Corner Oak and Jacobs Road ATLANTIC GASOLINE and OIL Compliments of SCIENCEViLLE COAL 8a SUPPLY CO 1105 Liberty Road Youngstown Ohto Compluments of KING S MOTEL R ute U S 422 at Penn Oh1o State Lune 7 Mules East of Youngstown Phone LE 6 6034 32 UDIIS SCARSELLA FURNITURE CO Shop at One of Youngstowns Most Beautuful Stores OPEN EVENINGS 934 Oak Street Phone Rl 3 5623 KLING S BAKERY PASTRY SHOPPE Klang to Kllng s for Quallty l4Ol Market St Youngstown Ohno 47 Years on Market Street Phone Rl 3 0578 OHIO AUTO SALES The best deal on the sharpest automobnles nn the c1ty Easy terms to sunt you Come In and see Joe Petrnn Mgr 706 Market Street RI 6 4627 Youngstown Ohlo HOLLYWOOD AUTO SUPPLY The Muffler Shop 1221 Market Street Phone R1 3 3093 Youngstown Ohlo KINGS SERVICE STATION U S Route 422 State L1ne Lubrlcatuon Accessortes Da1ry Products Phone LE 6 8295 FRANK ANTALOCY Prop O h ded 1 ' 1 1 1 1 l 0 , I 1 1 O . . 1 l - 1 1 1 '1 ll I !4 - 11 V - - - 11 . . , . , 1 1, . 11 11 I . , ' ' W lr 11 ' 1 L . I 1 l. 1 l I 1 ,, ,, - l 1 ' 1 1 , . ' 1 , . ne un r Compllments of FACTORY AUTO STORE 1300 Market St Phone RI 6 3036 Muffler and Tosl Pnpe Headquarters DO SEE DUSI For Musical Needs DUSI MUSIC 1824 Market Street Phone Rl 4 4295 Compltments of YOUNGSTOWN SERVICE LAUNDRY 244 East Wood Street Youngstown Ohlo NATION WIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE SERVICE are 1 e Casualty George M Dewell Agent Phone LE 6 6907 D No 1 Lowellvtlle Hubbard Rd Lowellvulle Ohlo INSURE the co operatnve way RIVERSIDE LUMBER 84 WRECKING New and Used Lumber Palnts and Hardware 1237 Wulson Ave Phone Rl 3 2727 Proprvetor Ray Metcalf WILSON RADIO Radno and TV Sales 8. Servlce 1102 Wulson Ave Phone Rl 31567 Youngstown, Ohio ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS 523 Albert Street at Parker J L OROFINO, Owner Locally Owned and Operated Tune Up Sales and Servlce ALLSHOUSE CARBURETOR SERVICE 600 N Garland Avenue Youngstown 6, Ohlo Across From McGuffey Plaza BILL ALLSHOUSE Phone Rl 7 7680 e hundred one F' L'f R. . . , ' - . Compliments of CIRCELLA GROCERIES 2047 Jacobs Road Youngstown, Ohio JOHN F. DRUMMOND SERVICE STATION TIRES TUBES ACCESSORIES BATTERIES Oak Street and Early Road NORTH SIDE RECREATION, INC. BOWLING Phone RI 6-4911 2031 Belmont Avenue One of Youngstowns Finest D e S Year Around Bowlin Open 24 Hours Friday Snack Bar Compliments of UNION WHOLESALE LUMBER CO Compliments of NESTOR S AMOCO SERVICE 231 Oak Hill Avenue Phone Rl 6 9714 Compliments L F DONNELL Ford Dealer Compliments of SCHULTZ MOBILGAS STATION Corner at Stewart and McGuftey COLONIAL LETTER SHOPPE Ohddt ff , - if 18 elux Brunswick Lones Automatic Pin potter Air Conditioning 9 Open 10 a.m. Until ?? 7 Days a Week ' FREE Parking for 200 Cars ' of I ' O I ne un Compllments of ISALY S Compliments of JOHN AMBRIOLA 8: CO INC Home of Fune Italuan Food Products 243 West Boardman Street Branch Boardman Shopping Plaza Compliments of Flowers for All Occaslons Owned and Operated by SAM CALABRETTA 1969 E Hugh Street Phone Rl 3 3826 FIFTH AVENUE SERVICE Youngstown Ohuo Good Courteous Servnce Phone Rl 6 9068 BAGLIER MOTORS INC Qualuty Used Cars For Less Corner McGuffey and Jacobs Road Youngstown Ohuo LOUIS BAGLIER Phone Rl 6 6357 Congratulatnons Class of 57 OHIO AUTO BODY MALLOY and NESPECA INC 45 Madison Ave Phone RI 3 0116 DARDAS SHEET METAL 1638 Park Vnsta Roo :ng Spoutung Sl o To s Call Steve Phone Rl 36318 DR H PIRING OPTOMETRIST 22 Bus Arcade Phone RI 3 5714 One hundred three l 1 of u l I . l . xl ll 1 1 . l Corner of Fifth and Madison lx , ' tm i n r 1 . X . 1 - . l l l l I 0 1 I I ll . l il f. - - - .I - p Compliments of Your Friendly CENTURY FOOD STORES The Food Store That Gives You More Compliments of THOMPSON'S APPLIANCE McGuffey Plaza Hardware - Plumbing - TV Appliances Compliments of PARKWAY GOLDEN DAWN MARKET T804 Oak Street Youngstown Ohio To Look Your Best Visit LAWRENCE TAILORS 2422 Mahoning Avenue Phone SW 9 2573 OI' The Finest ID Tailor Made Clothes Special Graduation Prices Compliments of ARCO BARBER SHOP McGuttey Plaza Compliments of JACK 81 STAN GOLDBERG KLARICH FOOD MARKET T828 Jacobs Road Phone Rl 39281 TRIANGLE MUSIC CO 353 E lnduanola Avenue Youngstown Ohio or Service Day or Night Coll ST 8 4764 Ohddf F I . 0 1 F . . ITB UTI re L HOLLANDER DAIRY RANCH Famous for Fine Meats Hotel and Restaurant Meat Purveyors and Mrs Robert Mathews Home Freezer Foods l2 E Lnberty Street Offuce and Plant 408 Mogg Court Phone Rl 4 5246 HUBBARD Tops for Teens Complrments of A FRIEND Congratulatuons Class 0 Compluments of HAYMAN S DRUG STORE Geo C Hayman Stanley E Hayman 15 N Main Street Hubbard Ohio Compliments of A FRIEND Complnments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Purchased From THE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY Pannesvulle, Ohlo Manufacturing Prlnters Books, School Supplies William O Escher Sales Representatuve O hundred fuve Mr. . 1 ' , f '57 h - D. BERKOWITZ 81 SONS, INC. FISH MARKET Retail Wholesale 340 E. Federal St. 25 S. Prospect St. Rlverside 4-1859 Rlverside 3-5'll6 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Compliments of SABO CANDY CO. 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