Poland Seminary High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Poland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

1 Lf iM.l,,.,....qA xl X ,,KA 5X1:,AI v 1 Y ,5 JV g L., A X . Q H X , 1 1 X Ty . ' .l 1 I xi i' 5 N 4 nl r 'Q gx. X .MQQ THE PICDNEEH SEIVHNAHY HIGH SCHGOL PCJLAN 12, OHICJ If 1 X97 ' 'Z f f C . , , A -FY Uecii1C'at1c'v1 M. Barton Prmcxpnl Hxstory - ry Franco! lohnlon Enqhsh Hill McDonald Mcxiherncmcs Chemxslxy Physlcs A Hall Scxence cxlle B Chnsucm Llbronfm Fnqll lx A Lester Hlstoxy ly McDormoll Comn1Qrr1Gl3tudm F Slono Physxcc1lEdur 1xor Geoqmp hy unor R Woldolo Home Frrncmr :pug I N4 41 sd' do eq? 41 E l. S. Lindman Asst. Prmncmcl Mmhemotxcs MPf:h3mCf1I, Drfxwmq Emeline K. Hankinlon Latin Mcthernntzcs Ar! Theodore Moore Enql 15h Lora Cook Muthemcmcs Business Proctlces Fred L Fusco Muslc Gwendolyn Polen Phys1co1EducoI1on Enoloqy ean Balph Snow Vocal Musmc French History Hxlda M Stone French ryy Peqqy Ann Roclor C lv Cs fconom Cs nqlx DONALD I NICOLLS Presrdent lt IS better to wear out t an to rust out Academrc Contest l 3 4 An nua Stalf 2 3 4 Cass Offlcer Pesldent l 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 HAY 2 Treasurer 3 Sat at Arms 4 Reserve Basketball l Sermnarlan Staff 2 Editor 3 4 Student Counc1l l Vtce Presldent 2 3 Preszdent 4 Track Team l 2 3 4 vmstty Basketball 2 3 Y' 4 Student Servtce WILLIAM DICK IOHNSON Treasurer I love the game beyond te pnze C orus l 2 Class Onto-er Treasurer 4 Dramatzcs 3 4 Football 4 HAY 3 4 Reserve Basketball 3 Track Team 2 4 Varsnty Basketball 4 Annua Staff 4 Student Serv1ce CARL A BENSON Welt tmed sllence hath mo 6 eloquence than speech Bandl 2 3 4 Reserve as ket all Bessemer Hxqh School l 2 3 Student Serv1 e MARGARET REBECCA CAMPBELL Rare 15 the unlon of beauty and modesty Academxc Contest l Annual a 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 ICS 3 4 G A A G1rl Reserves 3 4 Lzbrarlan l 2 Semmarlan Staff 2 3 4 S dent Servrce LEROY IAMES CROSSLEY Nobody loves a fat man ACGd9m1C Contest 2, Band 1 2, Dramat1cs 3 H1Y 4 Track Team 4 Student SGFVICQ The Seniors +4 Page Slx lt- GEORGE KIRKHAM DALE Vlce Presrdent Gentle IH manner strong 1U performance Academlc Contest 3 Chorus 3 Class Offtcer Vtce Presldent oball 2 Prestden 4 Reserve Basketball 2 Senlor SChOlGSl1CS Studen Council 3 Treasurer 4 Track Team l 2 3 4 Student Servtce LUCILLE BARBARA DUPEY Secretary And when she had passed t seemed llke the ceasmq t exqurstte mustc Chorus 4 Class Offlcer Secre tary Treasurer 2 Vlce Presldent ecretary 4 G A A l Treasurer 2 Gxrl Reserves 3 4 Semmarlan Staff 4 Sernor Schol astrcs Student Counc1l l Se tary 4 Student Servtce MARIORIE LUCILE BOWEN She has two eyes so soft and brown take care' Chorus 4 Drarnattcs 3 G A 2 3 4 G1rl Reserves Oqood lndlana l 2 3 u dent Servlce MARTHA FRANCES COVER That load becomes llqht that IS cheerfully borne Acad rrnc Contest 2 Annual a 4 Ch rusl 3 4 Ca Offlcer Secretary Treasurer l amatlcs 3 4 G A A 3 4 G1rl Reserves Secretary 3 Presldent 4 l.1brar1an 3 Serm nartan Saff 3 4 Student Ser VlCE LOIS DANKEL For whom do you bmd your halr plaxn m your neatness2 Annual Staff 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 4 G A A l 2 3 4 G1rl Reserves 3 4 L1 brarlan 2 Semmartan Staff 4 Student SGIVICG . ' A 3 -,,, ,E . A l , , 1 l I I I ' , I , ' AV 7 ' , I ' r ' . , , , 7 . V, M 47 Pot , 3, 47 Hi-Y 2, 3, 1 7 Q I ' ' I f I I f 4 f 7 Q H, fi V 4 I 7 I tl A I 1 . V I O, h , 7 ,,' 7, ' ' ' . : . : 3 3, s 7 '. . . , 3, 4, I 7 ' I 7 ' , : A , SK ' 5 I ' , crei lr I , , , : B - A : ' 1 . . b 27 ' A. l, , , 7 ' 47 , , 7 . 'C . 4 S , ' , , , 7 St - Q L l 1 ' Si fl :H U , 2, ,V 2 l SS St ff 7 . t , 7 Dra- ' . - 7 mat' , 7 . . . l, 2, 3, 47 Dr ' , 7 . . . l, 2, : ' ' I I . . 5 Tu- A 1' 7 ' 4' 1 ANNABELLE DEMENY Music bright as the soul llqht Band 2 3 4 Chorus G 3 4 Gir serves 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Semi narian Staff 4 Student Service IRENE DUNCHAK A soft answer turneth away wrath Student Service SALLY ANN EVANS One may smile and smile and smile Annual Staff 4 Crorus l 2 4 Dramatics 3 4 G A 3 4 Girl Reserv I.1brar1an l 2 Seminarran Staff l 3 4 Student Service CAROLINE I. GLOBUN A noble aim faithfully kept is a noble deed. . A. A. , , 47 Gil' - serves 3, 4: Seminarian Staff 41 Student Service. WINIFRED CAROLINE HAMILTON And heaven had wanted one sorlq. Academic Contest 27 Annual . l, , 5 an , , : orus l, 2, : . A. . , , 3, 45 Girl Reserv , 5 Orchestra 3: Seminarian Staff 2, 3, 4: Student Service. Qxb Page Seven ll'- HELEN LOUISE DEVINE She qives a side glance and looks down beware b ware orus l 2 3 4 Chaney 2 Student Service EVELYN RUTH EICH The world means something to the capable Clorus l 2 3 4 Drama rc 4 G A A 3 4 Girl Reserves 3 4 Senior Scholastrcs Wood row Wilson l 2 Student Service FREDERICK BRAITLING FOWLER A learned man has all his riches in himself Academic Contest I 2 Annual Staff 3 4 Band 4 ra m ics 3 H Y 4 Semznaricm Staff 3 Senior Scholastics Stu dent Council 3 4 Track Team l 2 3 Student Service IOHN RICHARD HADNETT Words are wornen, deeds are men. Academic Contest l, 2, 45 Chorus lp Senior Scholasticsy Student Service. ROBERT OTIS HOL1' With all the qrace to grace 'x gentleman. HieY Secretary 4: Seminarian aft 4: Annual Staff 43 Tra Team 2, 4, Manager 31 Student S-rvice. The Seniors CHARLES IAY HOYT It ts the mmd th rt makes man Academic Contest 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 4 Dru t1cs3 4 H1Y2 3 4 Sen Scholastxcs Spelhnq Contest l Track Team Manager 1 2 Var sr y Basketball 4 Manager l '7 IJ nt S rv ce DOUGLAS SCOTT I OHNSON Good manners and soft words have brought many a dlffr cult thmq to pass nnual Saff 4 Band Chorus l 7 DTCJITIOIIIKS 4 Foot H Y 3 4 Reserve Basketball 3 Track 'leam 3 4 rrsrty Bt sketl :ll Stu: ent Servrce HELEN VIRGINIA LOFTUS Melcome ever smrles and farewell qoes out SIQIIIHQ Gtrl Reserves 3 4 Ltbranan 2 Semrnartan Staff 4 Student Servtce EDITH IEAN MCKECI-INIE I' I could wrtte tha beauty of your eyes nual Staff 4 Chorus l 4 Reserves 3 4 Semlnarlan Staff 3 4 Sentor SFIICIJSICS Studen SQIJIVP DOROTHY MAE MOORE Personality is tc a woman what perfume is to a flower. Academic Contest 2, 3, 4: torus 1, 2, Damaris 4, G. . . , , , 4, Girl Reserves ', 7 'Ju 'rr ', J Burr III'lLI lj Student Servit-f-. The Seniors IOSEPH ROBERT HVIZDOS He had a head to contnve a tongue to persuade and hand to execute any mrs chtef Academtc Contest l 2 Serta holastlcs Student QPTVIC KENNETH KERR Hms hmbs were cast rn manly mould For hardy sports c contest bold and l Footlalt Stud n Servxce IOHN WILLIAM LUTERAN Brevtty IS the soul of ut Annual Staff 4 Football 4 serve Basketball 3 Track 1 art 2 3 4 Varslty Basketbwlt Student Servrce NANCY IANE MILLIGAN One so qentle so mrld v t sure orus 1 2 A 3 4 Gtrl Re-serv Semrnarxan St1ff2 3 4 Sud 1 SPIVICG LILLIAN IENKINS NEWELL Life is not merely to be alive, but to he happily alive. Academic Contest l, 2, Chorus Reserves 3, 45 Seminarian Syrff 4: Student Service. FLOYD M. PATRICK Truth is treasure, the mos' previous on exrth. 'lnffltfli Teim fl 3: Stulen' Ter Vive. MARY PESICK How d'rrk her eyes uns me mqht of A A 3 Gtr Hrs rve emin man rrvi ROBERT E POULSON An essenial of 1 ham IS freedom from car Dramatits 4 Qtulfnt S rn FLORENCE ANN REA She ran ner fingers ry keys 4 d s prelude from them Cademit Centes 7 A nu a 4 Chcrusl atirs J 4 4 Girl Reserves Semirtrr in 'Staff 4 Qtufl n rn MADELINE GOLDIE RIESEN hles fr :rr rf-ted utrn upon her rrile orus 3 4 C Gtr Reserfes 1 4 u ANGELINA R. PERDULLA Yes, we must ever be friends: and of all who offer you friendship, let me be ever the first, Student Serviwe. DOROTHY PHILLIPS The enthusiastic and pleasirta thoughts of youth orus 3 4 G A A 4 Reserves 3 4 Seminarian Stiff 4 Senio .xl astits ll ers I Qtudent qervitp WAYNE EUGENE RAUB The will of a man is his hapui ness Academic Contest 7 Chorus Dramatits 3 Track Te im tutle nt Qervtr e MARLEA MAE RICHARDSON Ohl What without our yout would love be? What would youth he without love? Girl e serves 3 4 Semin rri in Qatf 4 Q udent Qervtre TWILA MAE RUMMEL ine nead of hair a s beauty to a qood face orus 2 3 7 3 4 Girl Reserves 3 4 Semi nirian Staff 3 4 Senior Scholas s Suclent Service The Seniors ROBERT E SHARP An honest man is a citizen of the world Student Service IANET LOUISE SMITH She speaks clearly when she speaks at all She carves every word before she lets it all Annual Staff 4 Chorus 3 4 Class Officer Secretary 3 G A A 3 4 Girl Reserves 3 ice Pres dett 4 Seminarian Sal' 4 Sem c olastrcs South Phoenix Union 2 Student Ser vice BERTHA MAE TOWNSEND Fairness and aentleness Q ar iorusl 2 3 A 3 4 Seminarian Staff 4 Student Service CAROLYN ANN WALKER Ive lcarned to make the most of lite to lose no happy day Academic Contest l 3 4 Annu rl Staff 2 3 Assoniate Ed r4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Ca Officer Treasurer 3 Dramatics G 4 Gir serves 3 4 Librarian 2 Semi narian Staff 2 3 4 Senior S hcl astics Student Service PATRICIA ANNE WOOD Small opportunities are often the beginning of qreat en- terprises. Academic Contest ly Annual a 2 4, orus l, , , 7 . A. . l, Secre Y 'cc President 3, President 47 Girl Reserves 3, Treasurer 47 Lihrar- ian 2g Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Sem'- narian Staff l, 3, 4, Senior Schcl astics: Student Service. The Seniors Page Ten EDWARD C SAKELY Let us never forget that the cultivation of the earth is the most impcr ant labor of man Band l 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Reserve Basketball 2 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Student Service IOY ANN THOMAS Reason and calm Judgment the qualities especially b longing to a leader Academic Contest 2 4 A nual Staff Editor 4 Chorus 1 4 Dra cs 4 A 3 4 Girl Reserves 3 4 Librar lan 3 Orchestra 3 4 Seminar ian Staff 2 3 4 Senior Schol astlcs Cooley Detroit 11 Su dent Service HELEN M VARSO Little quarrels otten prove to be but new recruits of love Girl Reserves 3 4 Struthers l 2 Student Service WILLIAM CHARLES WATTS Id rather see a younq man blush than turn pale nnual Staff 2 4 Band 4 ma ics 3 4 Football 4 i r a Track Team 3 Student Service HELEN ISABEI. WYMER With her dark eyes in flood with lauqhter. Academic Contest l, 2, 3, 45 nual Staff l 2, 3, 1 Chorus ,2,3,4yDrarn'syG.A.. , , 47 Girl Reser , 5 Librarian 27 Serninarian Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Scholastics, Stu- dent Service. Chase WMI W ' ' - Z Na w ... s. s Seated M Cochran M Berg l. Ashley l Pr ce B Mound R Nrcolls S Hrll R Wyatt G Wretelrnann B Blackman R Paulson 2nd Row H Crum M Whrtaker P Mrller I Kcrlrner R Townsend V Guterba A Cross ey E Kurtz G Mrllrgan M Watkrns G Robrnson P Nelson 3rd Row I Iavorsky W Stewart L Shurrlla P Davrs D Osherq N Howell I Srnrth E Forsyth A Nord P Haqberq 4th Row l Sornmerlad L Sterner I McFadden V Ostovtch R Trnney C Stewart M Taylor L Stoyer F Wrthers W Stanley Sxxty four dollar queshon What outstandrnq class of Poland Hrqh School has been the busrcst all yoar'?'P Thrrty frve dollar questron What rrnaqlnatrve class of Poland Hrqh School supported the Chustrnas Dance ot 4477 Twenty two dollar questron What rndustrrous class of Poland Hlqh School worked hard sellrna re freshments at the football qamesw Ten dollar questxon What talented class of Poland Hrqh School led by Mr Moore put forth the terrrfrc productron Best Foot Forward '77 Twenty cent questron What arnbrtrous class of Poland Hlqh School earned enough money to qrve the senrors a prom they ll always remenrberw What Class? The Iunlor Class of coursell Presrdent Rrchard Trnney Secretary Pat Nelson VICG Presrdent Iames Sharp Treasurer lo Ann Prrce The lumor Class . t . - . 0 . ,, , t, . , . . .. ,. . -. . . . , u - ' . H. . H . , ' a . H H . V - V . . . H H , .. ' n . ,. , , 1, . . . f . , .. . 4 - 1. -1 P' q, l!nrtf.f.n r- Seated N Gould P Ford G Benson E Wolz R Mateson B Reese M Walke I Weese C Herm M McNab B Brooks 2nd Row D Blalr M McCall B Stwer M Moore V Posey E Pame O Dunchak M Evans B Martn C Metzler D Mrller L Mlller 3rd Row G Bennett D Polzto E Patnck E Pekkcmen M Lrnden M Skeel G Carroll l Freely I Savrlle I Allen H Frerhert I Fournler 4th How D Thullen B McCullough F Bryant H D1Blas1o H Cardner I Morrow I M1hal.ov W Strand W I-Iadnett A Curry R Cover 5th Row D Parson R Butler W Kelly W Gust R Susany D H111 M Tradler M Med1cus W Krbler E Sakely Of all the classes of Poland Hrgh Wh1Ch rates among the best? Ltsten my ch1ldren and you w1ll prck The 45 Sophomores from all the rest They ve Worked and saved therr money In war stamps and bonds to mvest They ve contrlbuted to varlous worthy dnves Red Cross T B Seals and the rest In sports such as basketball football and track The Tenth Graders really shlne They re certalnly not lacklng for talent 1D mus1c And they trend toward scholarly mmds They ve shown good Judgment 1n selectlng the1r And loaned boys to the servlce as Well Now after revlewlng the case dont you thrnk That the 45 Sophomores excel? Pres1dent V1rg1n1a Posey Secy Treas Betty Lou Stlver S C Bepresentatlve Davrd H1ll The Sophomore Class -f Page Fourteen OIIICSTS ,, X ,. - t ., .. ,. ,. ,. ,. .,. ,. .,. .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , .- I. ,. 1 3- I. ,, ,r ,.' ,. I 1 1 1 I . 1 I . . . I ,.. . 1 I , . . . I I , . . ,. .. 1 . 1 I 1 1 . ef, E4- Seated F Good A Glover I Posey G Ouxrnby I Swanson E Bata M Iavorsky I Weckbacher Phyllrs Hanson P Sworn P Stark P Savlle I Wolfe 2nd How B Penrston C Knq I Shorp V Mlsl-cy D Olchon G Campbell C Cooper O Smlth I Puharlch Pauhne l-'anson B Howard C Newell D McFadden R Allen N Manhollan r How W Hart F Srock M Lynch L Vxlsack B Davrson M Mtllman R Shepherd E Shepherd M Hoyt T Dale E Conner K Cotterman I Kulrfoy How W Dutton I Mochtyak Robert Clopre R Cernrqa I Anderson E Meeds G Iones Rtchord Row T Darlond T Thomas I Reposky C Rerchord R Betts C Stelt I Shurrlla P Good R Hxll I Conzett I Watson H Korrher I Knq F Cockman We got off to a good start th1s year electrng Presrdent Iohn Shurllla Secretary Treasurer Ted Dale V1cePres1dent Olrve Srruth S C' Representatlve Pat Stark Later I1m Watson took over the Job as Student Councll representatrve and Cllff Rerchard was elected secretary and treasurer There were 46 puplls m our Latln class Thrs was exceptlonally larqe compared to 32 pup1ls of last year Our algebra class was also very large wlth 12 out of 50 out for the scholarshlp tests We had 10 puptls out for Lat1n a so Our Freshman qrrls were very acttve m G A A and defeated the Sopho mores 1n basketball The Freshman boys Went all out for sports DCITIICIDCITIHQ ln basketball football and track FIVE boys went out for all of these sports We are very sorry to have lost some of our fellow students durmq the year but we have qamed others We Welcome Kathleen Mortlmer Thomas Darlan Rrchard Gnffm and Charles Martm to the class of 48 The Freshman Class I Poqe lrfteen I 4th : . , . , , . , . . , , , . , Claple, I. Bowen, P. Rlddle, R. Guterbo, H. Mortrrner, E. Moore, C. Lumpp. Sth : , , , , , , . , . , . , , , . , . 1 . - . 1 , . 4' 7' 'fc- Seated M ll R Stacy I Norrts H Markota B Smtth I Iohnson I McCauahey I Cunntnqltam E Dupey E Conner B Szush I Mer or N Lewts 2nd Row E Cotterman H Kulrtay I Forsyth C Romeo M Taa'e R Lewts D Marmo I Cary C Mound M Yeltch S Doenaht C Campbell D Unger M Ezell I Dyer 3rd Row P Wallace I Walker K Wyatt E MacCauley P Settle M Morrts E Lanterman E Smrth R Yavorsky D Lewrs B Iavorsky D Setdel I Mann I Settle 4th How Iames Schall I Holt I Ballanttne R Ttnney R Howell B Batttsta E Maurrce T Serdner 5th Row I Wrllrams C Rrchardson P Braman T l-lutchko I Geddes Well here we. are the lglqltth blade Class Thankful our qrades w1ll allow us to pass We re proud ot our Mayors twelve ot them tn all Now rf you w1ll allow us we ll have Mayor roll call Knowles Wyatt Robert Tmney Iune Carty to name a few Io Anne Iohnson Ilmmy Wrlltams and Iane Ann Norms too Catherlne Romeo Iack Krrdler and Norma LEWIS worked hard a rlqht And also Ray Howell Iack Ballantme and Sarah Doertqht Iack Holt represented us tn a Student Counctl seat And rn buylnq stamps for Vtctory our class could not bo beat Our champlon 1n the Spelltna Bee was our own Norma Stone And we all wrsh her lots of luck to brtnq tlne pennant home Our basketball team had lots ot fun and also had some luck The boys on the I1ISl team were Holt Weeksey Pasta Bal and Buck Our arms are hrqh we ll follow the lme Hats oft to the Class of Forty nme The Elghth Grade t . ' , . V , . C , , , . i , . t , , I . ' 't I 1.'Krtd1ef, Iohn schstt, Af Duns, 1, Ludt, 'A. Borctlc, W, Ps1orhGtLt, W. Hddngtt. ' ' I A J s I' 4 x l ' ' , . -, , , 1 I I l I 1 V - ' , ' , ' ll ' , , , , , .t w ' I. 1 :gc C tccu Seated A Strllson I Nelson M Demeny P Pemston P Wood M Sctkely G Settle M Mtlsky B Ldwton T Ltnden F Morrte P Newell S Fronzmonn 2nd How Fscus N Qu fnby R McColl B Iones M Howard V Budde C, Ersktne D Mte N Bodtne 'N Ford I Wrldfns C Smrth A Vfrrqht P Troyer 3rd Row I McG1ll H Proter R Matteson B Townsend I Block H Klern A Bomsh D Householde S Wolters M Lontermon I Vtlscrck R Deortnq W Pclrne G Lumpp H Townsend L Mrxrsh W Conzett D Rohrbouqh L Mtlle V Hvrzdos R MLColu S Morkoto 5 Row H Stacy G Kent R Stevens K Ntenn W Srock P Thompson G Luteron B Pollto R Etch E Rorndn R Nelson C, Beuzenhofet L Powers R Lrutq I Brennord We thrnk the Seventh Grode hos done very well thrs yeor Though we were o ltttle lost ond cr brt confused the frrst doy we soon couqht on to the schedule of the school Well known ond represented throughout the school ts our Gloss Phtl Thompson holds our Councrl seot ond Ioon Glover ts our Semrnorton reporter Altce Lee Wrrqht wos the Seventh Grode chompron speller Wor Chest bonds ond stomps poper drrves ond mony other thtnqs ore well contrrbuted to by our closs We hove booked oll the sports ond hove olwoys helped to sell ttckets for dtfferent events We hope thot next yeor we wtll do even better thon we hove done thrs yeor The Seventh Grade -:D 'V -, . . .V - , ,I I , . l . . ' 1, '. , . 1'lr. 4th How: I. Fournrer. G. Sr1v,'.le W. Evan' F Houlewe V. Srntth. D. Repdsky, I. Poulson, W. Powrte, th : . . , . , . . i , , .1 . , .1 ' , . , . , . t. - 1 , 43 I, . o ' Yo: 5? Seated A Deneny bg ltglqllrgarg: M Hoyt F Gooa G Rob nson C Metzler I McCaughey lv' H1ll 1 t 1 OO 9 n Row M Skoe G Bennett L toys D Bla rman H F're1 et B Bro M Berg L e ton A Vvzar c E Po ers M1 Fusco 4 Row T Darland P R1ddlc R Ho I 1 Atde sox A Curry L Moods W Part E McCauley B ll W E. I a antme vans Row R Cermg VN Srarc' VX Allen Osberg Under the able d1T9Cl1OIl of Mr Fusco the band has made a f1ne showrng th s year When they came back from therr summer vacat1on most of the band members had to blow three months accumu1at1on of dust off of the1r horns By buclchng r1ght down to work they managed to prepare enough mus1c to play for the football pep assemblles and games The elements halted the only tr1p that the band had planned dur1ng the en t1re year Toward the end of the football season the group had planned to travel to Columb1ana to play for our football game there but ram postponed the tr1p at the last rnmute Almost a whole years work went 1nto the band s flnal performance the Pop Concert It was the longest and most successful concert presented by thls group all year The band owes much of 1ts success to the f1ne teachmg of Mr Fusco who not only made playrng 1n the band an emoyable experzence for 1ts members but also taught them many of the fundamentals of muslc Everyone under hlS drrectron profrted from the year s work Although there are only a few sen1ors 1n the band they w1ll be sorely m1ssed by the younger mus1c1ans who have prof1ted by these SGDIOFS efforts rn past years These younger members of the band would llke to wlsh all of the SGDIOIS the very best of luck' The Band Page E1ahteer1 f - 1 - 1 1 - 1 . . , . ', . 1 , , ', . , 1. , S. llof-rzght, O, c 11: , . 51. . 2 d : . l, . , . S -:, H ,1 s1o, H, Ba , , h 1, . olcs, . , , G. 'frmpb ll, B. Law , . ' 1,,l t. 3rd Row: R Freely, P. Fowler, F. Coclcman, l. Pcrkms, li, Se1del, C. Re1chard, VV. Watts, P. Good, l. King, R. E1 l1, , w , . . th : , , , , . wel, , 1 r' 1, . , T. ,, . . , . . 5th : . rr, ' t 1 1, T. K1blt-z, J. , D. ' . 1 . - 1 1 1 - 1 1 .11 - ' Seated F Srock F Good R Allen N M nhollan B Sm t'1 I Freely 1 Thomas 'I' Se dner D Olcho C Metzller Row I lchnson B Books M S el E M d A Lea 'ty S Dceuqht I McCauqhcy I Htl Rob nson M Hoyt Ml.1'r1'1 Sa 1 e K bl r s How V Ostcv cl P Good N H well l All Another school year has rolled by and 1t has been another successful one for the orchestra Although they d1d not have as many opportun1t1es to play lhlS year as they have had 1n other years the orchestra played well when they were called upon Twxce durmq the past year the orchestra was scheduled to QIVQ a concert but each t1me they had the1r performance cancelled Th1s frrst happened 1ust before Chnstmas when deep snow prevented the orchestra from accompanyrnq the chorus rn a program of Chrlstrnas musrc Several months later the members of the orchestra were aqarn dtsap po1nted Th1s ttme a concert to be qrven before the Symphony Youth Group at Strouss was called off Probably the most GXCIYIHQ expe-r1ence that the qroup had all year was the l1l'l'lG they furmshed the IIIUSIC for Hlqh Schools on Parade wh1ch was broadcast over WFMI The members of the orchestra would llke to take th1s opportumty to thank the SGHIOIS who have contr1buted to the success of thelr orqan1zat1on thts year and to w1sh all of the class of 45 success ln whatever they set out to accom pltsh 1n the years ahead The Qrchestra + PJ,e lN1r1etcen r 1 2 . , . , . , ', fl 1 , ... 11, . , . , . 1 , , n 2nd : , , . 1 , k e', . ee s, . X ne. , . I , . - , . l, G. 1 , . , M. 1 f .,11, l. V ll . 3rd How: W. Strand, A. Curry, L, Slayer, P. Vlocd, l. Tl'1Z7l1'l5, B, Lfzwtori, E, Powers, O. Srmth, VI. 1 e , l.. A hlc-y, Mr. Fusco, 4th : . 1 1, , , . o , . on, l. Ktnq, H. F1e1hP1t. -1, rf' Y' J. f. The I Our chorus of HU members has taken its place arnonq the rnost accom plrshed qroups in this vicinity We are Justified in feelrna proud of the musical programs we have planned and arven Before the peak of perfection is reached one must experience disappoint rnent We felt such a disappointment vhen Kina Winter canceled our Christ performance To liaht the candle we had been tapering all year were the beautiful selections offered in the Baccalaureate and Commencement services We wish to express our appreciation to Mrs Snow for her past part in our achievements and we felt very fortunate in having such a capable leader as Mr Fusco to continue this work We have enioyed the selections chosen for presentation and took special pride in our arrangement of The Halleluiah Chorus from the Messiah With the departing seniors ao our best wishes for a prosperous future and we extend a welcome to the pleasures of the COVHIHQ Year Chorus I rqe l .fenty y I l mas Concert, but our radio broadcast proved to be a thrilling and effective 111 , d How: l 2n SG ist CIS GSO! W S9 QXDGT GDC9 l C1 .CI ernq cons' O9 l SUCCESS L SCI W Of Sfq S USS S CIN l GTS O I year IS he man football for r q Glove 1 i 1 Coac SGC SOD CJCULXQO QFCY3 944 out rrex year as poss la e Be ow s a s mn ary o qomes and po rr S or he Q95 QLD UD LDS 'U'O O'U CIC SUD OO DDQ GJ I-r-4 'C .CI c ny boys emdon D C 941,33 Uzznio CYJCD CDQD 599 CTS goood ::Eoc hope to S3566 S C-4O.O.!lD4 Football ected Vt, Qlsrql R s cc A Vx o tandmq P Prlt The team thls year showed fme sp1r1t co operatlon and a determrnatron to w1n The Bulldogs won only four games but played excrtlng ball throughout the season The vlctory over Sprtngtleld by a Sl 28 score was the most de Q slve game of the season In tournament play the boys lost by one pornt to Fltch county champs The word and plcture of Bulldogs were on the back of the Jerseys and they showed exactly the sptnt of the players Don Nrcolls was a tme all around player thrs year and showed real trght Rlchard Davrs was the htgh pornt maker B111 Slagle was an act1ve floorman and a good shot lack Allen was a fme guard for dr1bbl1ng and he made long shots and Brll Iohnson was very good at guardlng hrgh scorrng opponents The substltutes cheerleaders and coach drd a wonderful Job too the season s scores were as follows Poland Poland Poland Poland Poland Poland Poland Basketball Lowellvlllc Canfleld Mtneral Flldgc Ncrth Ltma Sprlngfleld Canfleld Boardman Poland Poland Poland Poland Poland Poland I Page Twenty two North Luna North Iabkson McDonald Lowellvxlle Sprrngflcld Frtc lt l S : '.., e, .Qav1,lD, N3 lls, l. llen, .Ihnson. S ' :.. ,mv P lahnrnrnl Heyy! lntozvn l' Szkf-ly, lxf: Fr. Poland .,.... 30 Mineral Ridge ..,..., 33 Poland .4.... 24 Pitch .,..... ......46 'U 57 ......26 ' .. ...,..4l ' 36 ......4U ' ......39 ' e dll ' ......46 ......24 ' 39 ......33 K ' .. ......3U ' ' 35 ......3l ' ': .. ......35 X ' 45 1 ..,...27 ....,.3U , -:G , . lfe Seated W Stanley L Sterne L Cr sl y lcoll e P lohnson W Slaqle H Mortner Row D Hull H DBlaso H Fehert D Plt Furn I Allen W Grrst D Thullen last ycar Polands toarn was an casy wrnner at the Northeast rn Qlno class B track meet Th1s enabled them to send eraht boys to the state B flnals at Columbus Th1s years team wrll probably send as many boys to the state meet The team faced a tough schedule thrs year but all the boys worked hard and showed therr capabrlrtles by wrnnlnq the Poland Relays and the county meet held here at Poland The frrst dual meet was held Aprrl l4th on our track The team came throuqh wrth a 77 46 trrumph over Columbrana The followrnq meet was held w1th Struthers who won only by capturrna the mrle relay The score was 6OVz 57172 Cn Aprrl 24th the team Went to East Palestlne for our frrst away meet of the year They took the meet there too by a 6612 5lk2 score Grrard brought the1r thrnclads over on Aprrl 28th only to be defeated 66 43 by Poland Aqarn we come to the Poland B Relays whrch were held May 5th at our stad1um Poland took the meet by capturrnq 47 pornts Leavrttsburq was second cardlnq 39 polnts Th1s was the frrst meet George Dale d1d not take part rn He had Jolned the Navy and was areatly mrssed Mr Stone sent Brchard Davrs and Don Nrcolls to the All Star track rr eet rn Boardman and both boys drd fme Davrs took frrst rn both hurdles and Don took thrrd on the hrqh Jump and the shot put Poland took honors rn the Mahonmo County Track Meet by capturrna both the hlqh and qrade school trtles Poland won by aqqreqatma 7714 pornts Wrth Frtch second wrth 63V2 pomts Brchard Dav1s shattered the l2O yard hurdle record and took frrst rn the 220 yard low hurdles The team has had a very successful year and they all extend many thanks to Coach Stone and Mr McDonald for the help md trme they have qrven the boys The Track Team 4Pr,f T fmt ltr if tim - M , .. : . , . r, . o sre , Q. nl: l, Lut rin, P. Prtrgck, R. Qlurvrs, ,, Holt KZ' 2nd : . , . 1 1 , , r 1 , . o r o, I, o ter, C. Rf-,clnrd F. Cczclzxnzxn, W. Krgly, 3rd Row: Mr. Stone, Rxclxard Cbapre E, Meeds, I, Conzc-tt, G, lfvruf.-, I PT.r,: It ll.II T, 'Tl1rnnr1a, V. Hfrrt, I Anderson, Robert Chg :ft Till Mr'l7on'rld l, Mfwzf , T' 3 I A ' l , , A ' it I V 1 ,ff ' X . I f ' . died S Evans C Walker L Dug y F e I. Dan e R Cmnpbr- Mc uxnte ornas I Snnth N M1II qan H Wynex C Harm rx 2nd Row Mtss Cook H Varso M P sck L Globun R Paulson H Crum M Wlntrxk Plukm Mller V uterbl rt ms Ne sox G Rohn or Row M Bowen R Ntcalls IJ Osbezq S HII R Wyat I A Ilfy M Pr: B Mound T Rurnmell M Lover P Wood Row I Kalmm A D eny M Reen M R on P I1 The Gtrl Reserves year of 1944 45 began offlcrally on October 6 1944 when we held the annual RGCOQDIIIOH SQTVICQ rn the Hlqh School Aud1tor1um The servlce was very GIIQCIIVG w1th a ctrcle of candle ltqht on the outstde of a trlanqle of Curl Reserves 1n whlch the new ofhcers made the base of the tnanqle Th1S 1S the symbol ot the Grrl Reserves The Glrl Reserves OIIICGIS for l944 45 were as follows Presldent Martha Cover Treasurer Pat Wood Vxce Presldent Ianet Sm1th Secretary Lars Ashley S C Representattve Sally Evans Regardless of the prolonqed Chnstrnas vacatton wh1ch prevented many scheduled meetlnqs the Gtrl Reserves had many act1v1t1es Some of them were our annual Glrl Reserves Dance at the beqlnmnq of the year the Sophomore Tea a theater party the Jomt l'l1Y and Glrl Reserves meetma and many others We were very sorry to have Mrs Snow our adv1ser leave us but we found a very capable person to take her place Mlss Cook ts now the Gtrl Reserves advtser We undertook to 1X the s1ck room IH our school for our protect The G1rl Reserves gathered toqether one evenlnq after school and cleaned the room We voted to buy new beddtnq wh1ch resulted 1n the purchasmq of sheets and blankets The Glrl Reserves P Q., Tvenyfcurf Se : . , . , , :e . . R fx, . k I, . II, E. Etch, II. K-1 'I , I, Th ., . ' , . .1 , . I , ' , Ito , : , . , . er: ' , '. , . , . ' , , +-1, B. It ' un, P. 1 , , G , r, I. Freely, G. M.II.qrxn, M, W: k ., P. KI: I, , I s S t, 3rd : . . , . , .i , . I , , I, .. sr 1 , , Coclu-111, M. Er-11, I, ce, 4th : . f, ern , , I s , , ncltfndftan, Il M 1 tt, It Irll ps - Q I 1 I if a se '. . t - 17+ died I Somrnerlcxd l. Ste ner G bale olt Tradler F 1e D Thulle1 P llqberg B Butler I A en n Row Mr Moore F Bry c ll 'Txylo I Fourn er D Iohn on W Kbler W Ioh1s'J Hfidn tt R C Though the club th1s year has had d1ff1culty 1n hav1ng rneet1ngs those that we have had were enloyed by all Four that we had were part1cularly out stand1ng F1rst a talk and rnov1ng p1ctures about football were grven by Coach Beede of Youngstown College An address entrtled Beg1nn1ng Frorn W1lhlU by Dr Berlly of Poland Method1st Ch,1rch was grven at our second rneetlng At the th1rd one we were shown SOUVGHITS that Captarn Charles Cover brought from Indla and Egypt He had rnany 1nterest1ng stor1es to tell us and showed us several ITIOVIGS Our last meetmg was a 1o1nt H1Y and G1rl Reserves soc1al even1ng Refreshments were served and everyone 1o1ned rn the games and danc1ng We had a lot of fun at our other rneetmgs by playtng basketball 1n the school gyrrr and gorng down to the Y M C A for a swtm The basketball team was fa1r th1s year and won three of tts f1ve games The H1Y Sprtng Prorn was held 1n May th1s year and had a grand showrng frorr Poland All 1n all we felt that the H1 Y Club th1s year has been very successful The off1c rs were as follows Presrdent George Dale Secretary Robert Holt V1cePres1dent D1ck Davrs Treasurer B111 Watts Sergeant at arms DC n Ntcolls The H1 Y Club P 1 my llV Se I . , , 1 , . lf , H, H , M, , H. re1l rt, . 1, , If . , . ll . 2 d : . ' , , ant, V.O:at9v1h, 1. r, . 1. , I S ., . 1 , , r 41. W, ., e , . over. 3rd Row: l5.H1ll, I Hoyt, lr Nruollgt l. Crossley, F Fcwlf-1, N, Howell ll Forsyth R. 'l'1r111ey, R lm-J.: . . I . . ' e - 2 -:Q fggr. 'Tyre Q I The ated R Tnney F Fowler C' I o cnt Row I H Labh year the Student Councrl strtves to corne closer to tts goal for cess the attamment of complete co operatron between the faculty and the stu dent body lt 1S a goal whrch cannot be reached m Just one or two years and rl rs made more d1ft1cult by the fact that every sprrng older students graduate and every fall newer and younger students are enrolled Because of the drffer ences rn the ages of the faculty and the students the trends of thought of the two groups are usually rn two separate drrectrons Th1s creates a breach rn the path of complete co operatron The Councrl IS the medtum for brmglng these two groups together and closmg the gap Each year the gap comes nearer to bemg closed Thrs ftfth Student Councrl has proved to be the agent for brmgmg the two groups another step closer The gap IS far from berng closed but trme and worlc wrll decrde how oon thts can be accorr pl1shed The Counctl started th1s year wtth Don Ntcolls as prestdent Rrchard T1n ney as vrce presrdent Luctlle Dupey as secretary George Dale as treasurer and the followmg representatrves Senror Fred Fowler luntor Floyd Wtthers and Norman Howell Sophomore Dave Hrll and Don Thullen Freshmen Patsy Stark and lohn Shurtlla Ftghth Grade lack Holt Seventh Grade George Luteran Some members were replaced later by larres Watsorr Phtl Thompson lack Sommerlad and Vrrgmra Posre Some of the accomplrshments of the Councrl were the sale of school pen crls the sale of season basketball and football trclcets the purchase and erectton of an honor roll servtce board better cafeterta servrce and enter tammg assemblres on scrence and mustc The Student Councll of l944 45 wtshes to extend tts thanks to the faculty and student body for therr co operotron and they hope to have an even more successful Counctl rn the comrng years Student Couno1l P11 TJ ntx sw' Se : . t , . ', 1. Yale, ll. lNl1r' lls, l., Duyrry, Y, S , Lnctlftd N. Hr 2nd : alt l TN ltran, l Sltut ll-1 l H.ll, lf. 'l'lml,f:i P 'l'l. :'.: if :., P , .- - Y h - ' - SUC. fl fre .ve '-,Q is Seated H Clun I Prtce P Mllex P Nelson M Rchardson B Martn B Stv 1 E Pekkanen D Mlter Row Mrs Ch1St1 E C n D Unqr Th1s year more than ever the students took an act1ve tnterest 1n the hbrary We sponsored two contests 1n wh1ch many pup11s parttclpated The hbrary IS contlnually str1v1ng to keep 1ts reference sect1on up to date We always w1sh to know the books that the student wants to read We are con tmuatly mcreasmq our books of qood f1ct1on and b1oqraphy Our c1rcu1at1on has tncreased For last year the average was 60 books and maqazmes per day Th1s year the average was 80 We have 1ncreased our total aqqreaate of books so that now we have almost 3200 books The student hbrarlans were chosen because of an and tnterest 1n the hbrary Hlqh school students who worked ftve pertods a week tn the hbrary f9C91V9d one half cred1t per year A 1 Seventh Graders were tauqht the use of the hbrary by Mrs Chf1St1GH Th1s 1nc1uded proper use of the catalogue and reference books and the proper care of books Th1s year our 1mprovements were rnany and there IS sttll room for more but we feel as a whole that we have succeeded IH br1nq1nq good readers and aood books together The Llbrary , P1 t J nys J It : . 1, . , . 1 ', . ' , . 1 , . 1 , . 1 e , . , . I . 2nd : . 1 an, . o ner, . e , I, PKITYTYZCTW, E. Srntth, T. Swanton, I, Irhnsorr ff. Shftt ' herd, Y, Weese R, Fhervherri, D. Segdel. - . . Y . , , 1 - 1 1 1 . . I I f .,1 ,V izf. ,I . U N ,J .-3 The Seated P Wymer F McKe hme 2nd Row R Holt IJ Iohnson N r Row I P Wood S 4th Row I Kalmor G C xmpbell I Thomas C Walker I Sr lth M Cover lohn on L Stoyer I Ballantlne l. Ste ne R Campbell L Danlcel M Berq F PC 0 S epherd A S llsor M t How l H yi co Edltor Ioy Thomas Wnters Wrlham Iohnson Douglas Iohnson Larry Stemer Norman Howell Lloyd Stoyer Ianet Smlth Martha Cover Robert Holt Emmy Lou Shepherd Ilene Kalmer Pat Wood Helen Wymer Mary Berg Lots Dankel Brll Watts Marcxa Whrtaker lay Hoyt Florence Rea Rebecca Campbell Edrth McKechn1e Gwen Campbell Feature AdV6l'f1S1l1g Staff Don Nrcolls Sally Evans Fred Fowler Rebecca Campbell Iay Hoyt Brll Watts Lols Dankel Helen Wymer Pat Wood Martha Cover Grade Reporters Io Ann Prrce lane Weese Chff Rerchard lack Ballantme Ann Strllson Cxrculahon lo Ann Prrce Iack Ballantme Emmy Lou Shepherd Pat Wood Gwen Campbell Sally Evans lanet Smrth lane Weese Rebecca Campbell Edrth McKechn1e Busmess Manager Don Nlcolls Annual Staff J Paq Twenty elqht l : .. , .. .c ' , . , . , , rx , . ' . Z . , . t , l . S , . . , . , , 1 r, 3 d : . Pnce, . . . Evans, , , , ' ., , , . Rea, : , - ', , Q . , I. VJ -si, E, . lm w , . tt r, . Wln ako! Sth : . 0 , F, FOWlI'I, N. Howell, W Wuttfz, D. Nl lls, C Hemlxtucl, Associate Editor ......................................... Carolyn Walker 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , , . .................................. ' I , I , 1 1 1 . fi, e - ' 1+ Seated F Rea A Demeny N Mrlhqan I Kalmer I Iohnson l. Dupey D Phrlhps M Rnchardson M Rlesen M Pesnck 2nd Row G Wu:-telmann P Mller H Crum M Whtafce A Perdul 1 B T x xsen B Blac ma Crossley V Guterbcl G Flobrnson P Nelson W Pfidnett rd How Mss Iohnson I Thomas T Hummel D Bllrr G Carroll E qlupherd M Wnlker M Ql-cel B Books B Strve B Martn C l-Ia'nxltor W Klbe Walker M Cover H Wymer W R Holt I mme lad I q O I ITL B MHJD L Ashe R Ncolls The Sernmanan Staff has reason to be proud of ltself th1s year As usual the feature Wrrters excelled and the greatest rmprovement was rn the leq1b1l1ty of the pnnt Marcmbelle Whrtaker our consc1ent1ous Armed Forces reporter has flxed frles consrstrnq of the whereabouts travels and experrences Clmportant onesl of our boys who are so qallantly SQIVIHQ our country We w1sh to extend our thanks and appreclatron to Mlss Iohnson MISS McDermott and Don Nlcolls for tl'1e1r worry and effort We also wlsh to congratulate ourselves for a successful year w1tl'1 a paper that IS constantly SlflV1I lQ for the best The Semmarlan f Paqc Twenty mnc y ? W, n I t C 1 I: F, 1 , . , . r, . , '21, . o-.'r,,d,. .lc rt, A. 3 :ill ,.lA,. -,.-o' ,. .-e' 4th Hoyv: Wattl S. Hnlll, -E, Mc.Kechn1e,AL,.Dalnkel, R..Carnpbell, I. Smith, P. Wood, S. Evans, C. Sth Ro : .I .Sol lr. , .,K1N, D. N1colls,D. H1ll,, L.Stye, I. P.,', . 2 d, . lfy, 1 e . - . . 1- G A A BOARD ated I P e e P Mfocd M Co er v n mpbe Standing R Pculscn V Guterba P Pekka en F Cood L Aslsl y C He lf MCNI D Cn your mark qet set Go' Thus we started ott a bang up year by having our first event as a hike here was a wiener roast for all Soccer beqan our sports with basketball winning a close second Durinq the race were inter class teams as well as all star terms ln the final lap the luniors overran the Seniors and were the victors for the year Volleyball was the thrrd sport but was soon overtaken by baseball when the weather per mitted One of our events was increasing the funds by havinq a Fortune Teller at the Fall Frolic The next scheduled event of this type was the Skunk Hol low Square Dance which l ft our treasury way ahead and with a good time for all With the winnings we had a pald assembly for the school The grand finale tor the year was the election of officers and our installa tion service The new officers took over therr duties in May The former officers were President Pat Wood Secretary Cynthia Heins Vice President Lois Ashley Treasurer Virginia Guterba Sport representatives are Martha Cover Becky Campbell Ruth Paulson Annabelle Demeny and Elma Pekkanen Class representatives are Faye Ann Good Marihelen McNab lo Ann Price and Sally Evans The Grrls' Athlehc Association Se : . i.c , A. lem ny, . ' , , l v -, E a s, R. Ci. ' ll, lliss Polen. ' : . , . f , ... n , . - , . fe , . .r. l af in Poland woods. This was in the form of a treasure hunt and at the finish , . ,, . 9 t . , , ,4 4 1-A ., , 1, I E QUQXMFRQ I OOORI FY IACKQO I- C FLIC I-'INGEH vrt V :- B HAYBL 1' I MAY S MRS MARIAN PRINCE unty C10 k S hfsol Secretcz y R The Board of Eduoatlon INVITATIONS PLAY SELECTION SENIOR ASSEMBLY Jr n rw L, rolfn VV llf R :or Pous rm Rob rt ohor Wzllwm V 1 RCJJPCKI Clmpbell Edltr M KQQ1 I w Thom ,frr r FLOWER AND COLOR CAP AND GOWN Sol J Evans Ios ph HV17j S YI ol' LUCINC Du, f xr lmr Glflflill Dorothy PH1l11r 1 Poi: 11' , Semor Comlmttees N 1 , , 1' . ., V. . G .J YI vf I. H. ., TI f. , , , . Pzfrazd - .Z D Pxrvdvrit 'F H N fi. Vf. THUH F rl i Cl. . Hill '. . ERS , 'K Co Sup'-rxntuxxdout l 1 F I cf ff'?1:r if: Fif Q rf, Hof: io 'fi .fl Cyl, ' 1 c Q p ' ' V1 tts 1 , :iv ' - ' 'L -Q 'E mf, cj as Helen W' .Q 'lj 9 . ',f o Robe H ' A .4 -2,-31 C' c f Q 1 . . ps R1 h'Il'ff H 1'irm1 ff' ,Q Tn' 1 in-3 W' I he bvmwr Udy The lumor Play IU iw' 1.:g. L ff 1' .3 V: ,HL , IXIYQA M15 :I ' 'fkifffi ff: 1 iff :I jf,,'ITfZ'k'V'J 11 ',' T 'w riff: Tw' xg::..' is if i1'.'1I.I 1' 51:1 A9131 :i lffff-3 f 'Vfj .'f:1Tf:?.P1f. .1 -ig' 'Ti Mizffhfz TI 'ffijlw my Wil r 'J 'T'1sI.17' ' ' . Vff 'AH Nw' fvfz' W 11: fi U L' 'y fx ymy c w...:w' ' I1 wi :M ig.-1' VV 1, , ,. If i1'11vfc,1 !f1'.f'1.f. ,-x,r,,' J. U..-41 'P.- scfgp wx T1 1. Emi fi Q. :zz .1 zz rg 1' M' EI: 1. .11 f-.r If ff-Q 11' ', .'f1Y.Ef: ff -'wwf-11 fzwl ff' YY W W - P m ,J J , 4-,V'!iZ if uf Y' :O .T :V KAY YK .JM 'iilfxk vw L22 N 'I ' l it X S The Radio Broadcast Mr. Paulin and Mr. Kridler The Reserve Basketball Squad In Physical Education ln Physics Lab Sewing Cooking Eighth Grade Mayors y XO M V1 E WW f Ear' ff MRL lm MMI 3 W E? A ,- Y? Q4 4 ' 5'i F L r lin X Q Aft. QJQQAQE-Q ,., WWII '1 L. ' dl 1 if JM ox-xERq ffl f new n WWW' 09,0 f 'M Omw-1 r mn 9 ' i Cb iyf Z D Qi QARLHA QA D f'3 xi L., Go 7 I A . ff 9' 'ol ef f' I ,Ae !ne-x9 1-4 .1 O G JE 'lim 5? R REO mn. '20 'SL Q64 i,,, ,J K 5 I -'nd S wk, O ! 4 6 MMA EE a 1' 4 go? l ,vow Tqrlf' pagin- '5W'?'1 i5q.'5 S8 f f dl -5 X N HND f I 'Y- Q f X Q f y cv ' X fwffl If f if , 04 ,4- Y,-x wif o 6 l H5 if ixw xm n zi-:.a5:a u!. d eul 2' jlnzem-.:.nEiu-'lu' K M lfnadlinll un H rvvwrv-rv-nvn NY!! 4?'AgmEi5I M We .-.+ ' 55 WAI HW' M- A hi T3 A Prophecy ln Plctures I J A - .- LU l W u, , Nh We , 4'-SX, ,. , I.. H N1 ,K m f 3 glqij' 3 ' ,Q ty , J, f ':Lxv N W X mA 5 2 - W 'L ,rs ,J j f N ' X 'F f -5 - J Xxx N 'f 5 C v.:1'fh5P Nr N 'J I -. Y- x - 2' ' f . 1 J f 2141 -, X W + X. - K. - f fgfyy. 25 ,1 ,- L A ' ' , 0 ' H . X 1, w X ,,,: 5 '.4 Q- X -, , H fx ' , , .. bg 353' fl' Q f , KP LE Q- I ix env. J V 1' . , Al - 'X ,x 2 I I - 2' rn. K M ' L ,, Jggf--af N '. , A ,K 5 3 - 0 6 x .4 'x 0... f -. ' -E' 1154 xx ,Af . .--.i- -rm.: ' 'V v 'X ' ' 'i W- led- fri - X V' 5 PM A, 5 -grgfffmfil 'L 'Q , f f, ' Y ,-:K V- : f:N RQ I 4 I f -- -- 4 Y P H.-Jr C0 ' A V' 1, , V , f - - 'L-:Q X ,,!,! X 1 , . -, Y 47' V6 ff, V X45 . L In L, N, ee V- 14ynf,.iba' f X600 .1 1 L, Q- Z' , -E N '. f ,- f 1 -03,9 , ,I 1 , -' 1 ,N ' WZ! 9 - . ' - . - 'Q 7 2 ' 41 ff! w U 'mx' 'if' f 3 ' 1 - ff, Qx , ix f'!.f?V, I fl , f - A31 ' , 1' 1 j, X ' y 1 ff' ,,f W q I l 1 ' YT ' f,'f7JN ,Jw ,SP - NX QQ 5 A ff 5 , en! iq Y fy f, A JL 1' ' 4. I I 2 J' fx L ffnx A EZ A 3351 .fl f If M 254 lp ' , X 'A I -4 4 I a I ff. Ev A00 x X, - ff 7 2 - X If ' . 'fha gf ' arf r 1 Qff 17137 Lf l f X If 1 ff 60' - .14-g7,.4'J.,:yi' ' us. ' JM 5 E - 1 -:P I , .. x 1, x ,I K' Q 7 ,..,. fl ,ff ff , Q, , 1 , N, 5 v ,QV ,X xl f , 7' ' W - ' f .1 fi Q 1'wlF, f V 4 .f W -- gif: f Y! -f ' f f fn f- - N-3.4.- 5 . 1 ff , ' J J , I J X f' -:N ly I I c xp , . pf 'J' l s, ' X Q K, , 1 Z' V 1 K , X f lf fx Q 4 ff , 2 , IJ-fa 1 f f X L' A 1 1 ru Q G' '4 2, mf?-fg1f2.i 1,4 , ,R QS Q A N 1 -, 97' '4,:4':,:v' - -- , - f. -,f u 5 1. 15f'i'f.QQ?f l - X ., ' 4 EZ' xxx, thx y- - L Sw T9 - ' - f, - SA 1 1 f, if ' if fx -f - ' ' - ' H' . - , .fn fa a f, 1 4 - f - x -, ' , I W -1 - Y .W 4' X .. 3. A212 I Q, N I K ' 4171 1 l F'5jEiEz' K L: llv ' I. . M ,. L OV b .,:Q.2 1 - .L 5 . - gf if :vii ' ff ' xl J f!! LRE '?2: P ' f u Ill I i 1 3 'w--'fm 1' . f A 'I - 1 v ' A ff J 5 ' :LQ J Q , , . . I 4 , 4, . .f W 5-X QOQ' Q! ' 1 , ' - - ll. ' K' 1 Mk '-65 Lg. I tg - .v If dv f J!, 2,?b,. Q ' Qt' ,R ' ' 43: 1 A 8 IWUJI M , fr U ,pf -- 4' -gxye '- , V ' 1 , 1 ,. - - El me N z QAOV c Q, 'YI xff ' gm 5 2 ggi? ll 5 F as war 7 A NH fiflfx if W9 'ii' '33 Q v NA! F ff I INHFQW J 52-E pk M N7 X W7 Q KJ .JJ QSM 'TL ? 'D G-QQ an-1 ,Z,.- 7kv2K -'vu i f xg 5 IBEIIEI gr! Lf QQ Q I, W ff A X n M s I MIM, If II, W U ,J 3 QM W4' an II Q- f Q 5 vxuerv LM 692 f F ' Iam Y L V X N , M. 'og ooo 6 3 K 151,341 A Prophecy m Plctures I , If GI 'W ' . I ,ni 5 . X ff fr C b , 1 O6 N9 ' , I.: I Q' 5 5 gf' M ' ' .M +R 1' 'A , , .3 , I y ,TI I ' X ,HL x Y 1, , ' ' 1-2 ' - Q yk , ' Y lb 'Jn -v T 1553. .wid w X -Y , A Aim. YL - 1 f 7 -, eg '.tII,I X - rg 'I in ' , ' ' - N Y 'Sq Q , 31, .. Q I I 1 I ' ,ff ' Z I' Z 4 ' . ,- y WU ' ,I II I I .. ,, 1 5 , X QV-ZA f ' ng? xf' ' .T I QL 5x - -1 f 1. . L Q 4 f ' ' ' ,lo , IH fa I , w 9 O I, ,I If I J -fiix 'X 4 54' ' y' H6 xdx ' I , II IX ,REX ' :fb If Q WMI . , INN I IC X . 411:65 II I Nag x SIX , M2 I I II I I lf, -' -Ml-W' I M Q. I ' 1. ' if IH 5.5 , gg 5 ,fr Q 1- 9 ,m--f W, , , Q 2 - A, 2 A Q- 11 -alan l ' if 4? Q ia 2 Af- .' K I ,... . ' o 1- ,HM 1. 4? G QOVJKQ Q, '1 wJ1 A 051 E Aff - - -'1 Q X -wg W 1 VJ X., , iQ - U , f Qu, ,mqv nfl ' i if 2- 5, k ' -I , A Lu , f zli. ' ' x' 4 5-'lf ,. ,S 5 Q .. N , I , I ff - '47 '4 - -. 1 E1 '. ,j i U - 3 -A Q -. rf Q-'fi r X ,X J ' i--W If Mi Q' M ' I' X P X PY . . 2 , - f 1 ff , ' Cn' u - If X' -3- ais ?g3l3il3'2fJ 2, C -3 .. f , 9 A+ 'Q' fi' f X 44 5 435 . a . ff if in Y' I., Iq, I .5 . , 4.. .- 6 ky ' fi ff 5 N. f 'I v1 l ' V' f f gn Q' r 1 I I.: , ' X I f II II I,I xx f I I WW f ,fi 2 , ' A -. ': , X? ,M f' .jf f 'P ,X H , : -Y ,Az-. . f Rf f 5' fq Im pf-4:5 f .. 'f , If' en , f I A v IIAIJI? 7' I I 7 I .I41 II IL 5 5 .I :KI 4 II' .I I'eI,::I f, I I F 2--Z 4 4' My , 1 Lf '1 ? , Q--- ez' . 1 5 2 ' rg A' L : , ' I J 1 ' fn up Q ' 'Q' - ' F' -I 5? Q yo QNX? I rf? I, w .191 5- 'A 1 I 0' A if on :X Q X . ' -:- ,T ' fru Ex 1 . .f ' V V ! 2 fm M ,- - Rx 'i?f',,g 1 Q ' - , - I .I :I li N I A I I A Lk , . ,I , , , , .,, , L I , I , 1 I5-I,-y , 7 . SS ll ,gf 'Vx '1' 'Q-9 -' '5'U'4jK'f f 0'VX 1 ff . f- ' f x 1 ,gfgx xy LL f xl gl Aa 60 .x O , Wim FORMER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1945 ASHLEY Wrllrarrr coxswarn U S Navy B111 entered November 28 1943 tool' boot trarnrng at Great Lakes and emerged S l C Phrladelphra Navy Yard followed and February 1944 h was s nt to England He took part rn th Normandy rnvasron servrnq on an LCT Shortly before Comrng home he became Coxswarn After a leave he was sent to Norfolk Vrrgrnra for gunnery work BAER Robert Pfc U S A A C Bob enlrsted as a Cadet and entered Aprrl 9 1944 gorng frrst to Ft Thomas Ky Basrc trarnrng at Shepard Ereld Texas followed Then he went to Aloe Freld Texas where he worked at the base post offrce awartrng the begrnnrng of hrs engrneerrng Course COOPER Iarnes S 1 C U S Navy lrmmy entered fune 15 1943 and took boot trarnrng at Great Lakes Frorr there he was sent to Panama where he remarned 18 months acqurrrng a radro ratrng Followrng a 30 day leave he was sent to Grosse lsle Mrchrgan wrth a CASU to study arrcraft Carrrer work 'kKAHR1ER Robert Prrvate U S Army Bob entered September 9 1943 and was sent frrst to Camp Atterbury lndrana for basrc trarnrng then to Camp Blandrng Elorrda Bob was then sent overseas to England from whence he crossed to France Bob was krlled August ll 1944 durrng the Normandy rnvasron 1 OTZE lack lack took U S M G trarnrng at Sampson N Y but resrgned shortly after rts Completron to rorn the Navy After boot trarnmg at Great Lakes he went to San Drego Calrfornra for furth r trarnrng then he shrpped out to the Phrlrpprnes 1OTZE Ioseph Coxswarn U S Navy foe entered fuly 1944 took boot trarnrng and emerged S 2 C Followrng boot tra1n1ng foe went to Florrda for a short whrle Then he shrpped out of San Francrsco for Pacrfrc duty He became S 1 C then later Coxswarn MATTESGN Darrd Erreman 2 C U S Navy Dave took boot trarnrng at Great Lakes after enterrng March 9 1944 After boot leave he was assrgned to a destroyer escort and went overseas He has been on Convoy duty and recently Completed hrs erghth trrp across NEWMAKER Wrllram S2 C U S Navy B111 entered September 17 1944 takrng boot trarnrng at Great Lakes He was then sent to Shoemaker Calrfornra for further trarnrng PRATER Basrl Fl1ghtTorpedoman 3 C U S Navy Basrl entered rn August 1949 took boot trarnrng at Great Lakes emerged S 2 C After more trarnrng at San Drego Came Pacrfrc duty on the U S S Mrller when he became S 1 C After a leave he went to Newport R 1 for more trarnrng He then shrpped on the U S S Shangrr La for Atlantrc duty On thrs trrp he became Coxswarns mae 2 C Pollowrng leave he shrpped on he U S S ShangrrLa for Pacrfrc duty becomrng T M 9 C and srnce has becorre T M V 9 C RAUB Wayne Frreman 2 C U S Navy Wayne entered December 21 1944 took basrc trarnrng at Sampson N Y emerged F2 C He then went to Gulfport Mrssourr for engrneerrng WIRE Russell Pfc U S Army Russell entered rn August 1943 gorng o Camp Hahn Calrfornra for basrc and antrarrcraft trarnrng He was home rn May 1944 before gorng to England France Belgrurn and frnally Germany Honor Roll Class of 1945 1rlrsr 1 -1 1 1 - . I I X I Q . , , , C 9 . ' 9 1 1 1 1 - , , ., ..... 1 1 1 1 . 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - A 1 1 - 1 1 , . 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - . , , .. . 1 . . . . , . ., - 1 Q ' 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 V1 . 1 1 '- - . , . Y 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . , . . . . , , . . . , . + 1 . - 1 . 1 4 .- . . . r . 1 . , . . 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - -1 . , 1 . 1 1 -1 - - 1 1 A L I 1 I T ' I 1 A I I ' '-1 taff 1. rf Future Sienoqraphers Mechamcal Druwmq The Cheerleaders In Art Clcxsl The Movxa Operators lumor Pla! Can Champion pillars In Crnem. Lab.. In-the Library .af 'NS-Q., During the school year many of our pupils take tests given by the State Department of education These tests show how all the schools and pupils corn pare in a state wide competition Contests of this kind are important to pupils not only because of the recog n1t1on they receive if they rank near the top but because their study for the tests constitutes a comprehenslve review of the work of the entire school year Pupils also acquire the knack of taking tests which will be invaluable to them Formerly students IU Mahoning County took the District State Scholarship Test at Canfield but now because of war time transportation restrictions each pupil takes the test at his own school The State Senior Scholarship Test is still grven at South High School however ln this senior test given in March Frederick Fowler and lay Hoyt tied for first place in Mahoning County and sixteenth place in Ohio Richard Hadnett Carolyn Walker and George Dale were also among the top twenty five in the county The Eighth Grade State Test and the District State Scholarship Test were given in April and the results have not yet been received We are confident however that when the results of these tests have been reported Poland Seminary High will once again have upheld her reputation for high scholastic achievement Academic Activities We feel quite proud of our students because of the fine record they have made for the school during the different War Loan Drives For our bond and stamp sales this year we have had a very capable leader Perhaps many of you have seen her racing in and out of the office at almost any time or giving one of her well known pep talks over the Public Address System Let s give three cheers for Carolyn Walker and for her sales men We had an interesting contest this year In our school hall there was a large figure of a lapanese soldier Every time a certain grade bought some bonds and stamps we made him see stars and wear stripes We have also had some close competition between homerooms to see which room could get lOO A each week This year each salesman took her turn in making an announcemen every Monday to remind the students about the sales on Tuesday We have had some entertaining moments on Monday mornlngs For Carolyn and all of her salesmen l want to express a thank you to you who have helped to make this year a successful one lm sure that all of the boys from our school and elsewhere who are in the service say a fond thanks for the fine work we are doing to help them on the home front Bond and Stamp Sales if Page Thirty eight l ' W ' V tflf t I . . , u jr er. 'fy : . ' ' f 'f 4 I .W , . . ll I ' 'K X ., 'Q . V up - tu, away- --v-M. '-- WV- - ' when they are taking military service examinations or college entrance tests, , . O ' ' 4 t .As-v 2' 'M' Warming Up lust Before the Game In Drawing Class Al a Football Game Bond Salesmen Twelve Years in Poland Schools Senior Play Cas! Absent from Group Pictures Mrs. Calhoun, Mn. Kariher, D. lohnaoxfs Band and Mrs. Weldele The Hadlcn Pmqram 111- .g,.g .' F. 111. I.: Li 1: ' .V 1 ' ..,. ,' ,. , Y, 1-.. ,. . 1: . ., .. , 4..l 'A 1 . '11 1. , ,, . , A. . l..1 12 . 1 4 , . 17. '11 if E, 1 1 1 1-'., , , , ,.!, 11.11. 12 T11 ,J ' 1 :Y 1:11, 'ln' 5115! if ,1 II :' .11 1 'v.'7.Qr.:1 f' ., '1. ' 51' 111111 1 :r,:, 11. 311: 1:11. '1 . TQ- 1 fy-1 '11 :I .fa im-' rn 1111.1 ,. 4, .1 V, , ' 2.x T31 If f I 1' .1 if 1 .,1. 13,1 3 1, .3111 '15 1. .. Q 1 VK If E' , 11,1 1 'x V 1' 3.-i , I 1' J 11.:'.'- 1 1115 3 Kp 1 C1,J1g: I1- 5 if. 24 '11 :T TI 2' 1, 'I II 1 .. '3, Q ,xl '11 11,f ,lil 3:.- I1 : 1 31- 1 1 1,111 :i11'1. 1 ffm- 1 wi 1. 1 1 I ':'.'t1 ' 'J' 1' w- x Sammi 5611013 He QGANICT Assam fy ' ' ff Y . xi - ,, . M -L N ' I f f' vw X X X x . O1 Vauety or Style or Qucxhty or Value D X ilj NUII 'mul all ll. ll 'I'llIC NX XNSIIJIC I l l'iNl ll lil Hb I or l urnilur4- . F . .' 0 F O F ' 0 F ,A ,'-, 43 : ' 1-my' I f' xl: 3 KAP, NX IIVII HlINillfj ur Sc-lling . 1 1 , w W w I W r W w 4 4 4 Davld B Conrath, Realtor XXIJXIJ Y .tQ' C U End the Quesi for the Best Pl XXII ISHN S S l I Dlstlnctlve Portrcnts 4 U4 L 1 IA . V xxf A w,L' Pifmef- iflijlf X'lI,l1Xfl I+1 .UV NUS ff. 3. 1,.fff 2lfIx4f1fQ HLA. 'V .iiifff A If ,-.W A--QfQ, E . 1, X UUEl'llUll'lN 'xml MF Ein 7-MCSZN 0 ' ,',' 'V 'HJ ' II ' 3 .111 v, if '.m:1l1af: 14 1- I1 , 1 1. HQ .,Q if 5,:. . IEC XR EONHDNQ F F Blxll lx U Everythmg to Bulld Anythmg Complete Plcmmg M111 U 1 K C1 REFD lil Il DHHS SUPPIX IU I f I f II-l.fl'1 ' I C 'Yr mm 1:1'fw-.'t , Uri! X XIIIECII l,lWNll3EH S Sl'PI'I,N CU. 4 TF Rf-'zfi i1 'Q'EfTE Q E: Ph' NGS 521515 mid P 'C dy: And h1i,'.'.' like C1 ipiivff Qlizgf 0 ry 1rfxzz.ggv:Thc:: fri? dqezn 'za Qxciyf IS it Q:::,l3, 5713 if lfivxxqflxzuel 11' T ' j N N ' ' W J ' A , , r. A Y 1 4 . fgzfx 5 Li QTL, The American Leqlon Department of Ohio bye 319 f : v :Kylix 'L 1 115' J 1' oml- fxes O UMM PREAMBLE TO THE CONSTITUTION F THE AMERICAN LEGION F111 LII Ong Je f1wbof1,1 L115e1v fs 11011191 16, 1 Q 1 C1N11I 111pf1ee-5 C 111110111 111151 de1O11d 1119 Qc11s11 ll 1011 11M 1111 -2 A If g CIIIC 111 CI 1611 P11 1101 1 1C11 U G 1v1d11f1 01111 1 IIIFII If Q 11110 CI 111110 1 1 U mry 11 II cfm e D I FJ g f JIIQ 1 05101151 1 1 up O 111511 -:dom cmd UG Ocmcy O P1152-C1611 CITIC1 QClT1f11IW P 1 O 11f1C1e 11 12 D 1111 2- 10 1111 1 POLAND POST NO 1 Illh UIFRIC XX lFf ION Jr -xxvfx ,J,, .,ff,, . , 1111 5.2 f L'-i-Ti Qx ' 'W'--'1:4:17 'Q5s I !'fTT 1.111 C O D 'TLC fx :O11:111y, 1, Ig ifte C' '-' IC' fr 11,,1f,111' 'rg ID 1:,': '17 1 ' , ff ., '1 :W 1 O1 1115? U11 1.1 S Q., O1 II ?I1'L1f 10 111111111'111. 1n1w 1 ' C1917 1f1 10111611 1161 111311,1r111:11e :1 01111 11111:'11f3i1 1111 fr-1111 f1.:11Q11g11111:f::11f 10 gresssfi-1'.'f the II,OI1lf,f14TS ,IIIC1 I11f:ICIQ'11TS Q1 1,111 11:450- if III the .,.:1 11.16115 11,1 1 3 11119 FI sense O1 11161. , 1 'KAY J 111, c:f,1111r11L1r111y, 3 I 1151 1 in 1a COII1C'1 111GjC,lL1fC Q 1. 13911 he 'E 'ses f1r1'1 111,51 111155055 'ff 11.51119 111,511 111' ::.i1Stf5-1 Q1 1:111,1111: 111 111',:t,ct2 191:36 fmi QJXC1 W111 '11 311111: IO .iczf-2' Q, and '1Q111s11111 tc Q 2,1 he p 111' 1 ce,11e' 'gvcex' e I - Q ,Q C rt it 'y C d.,v511Cn , Ii 1151. 1'1f31f,:'21f10FS. ...ll-. . 45 V 1 7 1 , ' 'y ' . J A J J I , 1 1 V, 1ff.f1r1c1 C Wil' X A Complete Landscape and Tree Serv1ce HX x N Plumbmg cmd Hecttlnq Servmce .l. Xl,l.lCN Cl' XIU PHI, XXII ISIC XlVI'N' f LUN Q l I e V gt. . . ':5f1'1I1'f!l',X5'YN I1'l'lClDl+1I-illI,I.IIICII I XX lit I4 'Hu I I-nl tlbllllt ll lxla mls llf flibllllbllllll nl Xl Ile-fl XXI lu lu ilu f,I.l4llIlliuIlf1l.l vi lllm AMOCO CG olme 0119 Lub motion QL 0 Xlzn- XI4-lu-1-Innniv Ac ms rica Fuller Brush Products l4HUllNIHIxI, lrrm ,l. l,imle-fmillu - l X 7 1 x Compleie Auto Servxce Pennzoxl Producis N P X I I General Insurance Fresh and Home Smoked Meats Xl UIIQII 4 PV! DS. 'lxlw lJzui4l.un l'wllll4'l'llI Ile me- 7',w1fi.'-.'. f..2p'1: fl X3 -,5511 ,e ' Y If.. I 1, :I:r1'1 'xr 1 ' ' . W, ff,, ,, , fb l,l' ll I 'S Hugh IX. lim-lwn H V H ' M ' w X 'w A lx X' ' 11 Iv, ' f 'Af , ' Ei'.'ai,:1 n w + , . lv 1' I - 1 , - 1 ' - ng E 7-ff-5 - ' - -iifff ,, gz: Wilt:-L W' 9 - T ',g,, ,, ' 5 if I A ,,,:i lLfVL if-'+ X General Merchcmdnse Qucxhty Mecxis cmd Groceneb nswl-:LHR I Lu l1lIiI.I'.l'lNlLIi lil lllxlfl IC Sl I'I'1I-I Nl llllxlfl' ' ' I l 1 l l'-.'2,I .Cff' V r ' 1 1 I H' 1 'lC'f J! , ,lulm X4'l!lF1'll1'l' l ,N , , Iln- flllllll rx lin. UNI THE GENERAL TIRE 6. PENNSYLVANIA TIRES RECAPPING AND REPAIRING S Xl l'I'l'N 'IXIHH I1 I 'XXX .l.'i I:' 3 - ' , , I Maur XXIIIVI' 1 IZUIIIIHIIIX Illllflfll llw IIIVQIIIVI' m11'1.1lul.1 llllle l5o.111l111d11 uppls CUIIIIDJIIX Coal Buxldmq Supplxes Insulcmon Ready mrxed Concrete Lawn Seeds Ferhhzers LLSlIGb QUALITY FOOTWEAR For Nearly Half a Century You11gs1ow11 s DC pa11mer11 5 It for HO 12 V11 Feae1c11S1 You115s1ow11 01110 George VVha1 d1d 1h garage r11ar say w IQ wro11g w11h your mes? B111 H SCIIC1 1ha 1he a1r was 1 g111111111 10 show through :- f ldv 01 45 dur 1a1s ore 011 1o another group of Young AIIl9T1CUl1b ready o houlder 1he duues and ObI1QG1lOT1b 1ha1 1ruc educo11o11 You have been prepared to 1ake over the w ICQ 1 e urde11 of A11 er1Car1 c111zensh1p Your you1h and v1gor cre needed 111 1h1s war weary world You Wlll 1101 Pllfk your TGSDOIISHDIIITIGS r1o1 be ,rfrald 1o stand by your T111 yo1 1 o11o 116,11 Te1111yso11 CICIUI1 Qs IJ yss o s1r1v IO so k 1o 1 and 1191 16 Y191d N11 IxEI VEY S 18831945 +4 Plge P11131 ur 1 1 ' 3 wrw A w M I 3 I w 1 s f f e 1 no , A 1 wto e Sl ,es Q , I 1 'Z 1 V e fe 1 1 C- ' ' ' . 1 ' .3e 'Q1i . Y Q 0 1, - - 1 .- W 3 F' 1 ' I9 . f L 1 u Y. ' W 1 1 , . 1 S ' ' ' Q Democracy imposes. You have received a well-rounded -e 1:1 Io 1 ' ' . ' ,F 1 , . - Q . . 1 1 ' ' W ' ' f ' ' CTIITJIQHOILS. ire ar li N1 ' 's f New Q1 ess: T ' Q e, 3-e , ' flfld . .. ' 1 ' Y' 'F W . - J L I Sm N INSURANFE COUNSELOR9 D , N It Pays to Look WGII IIII IXI XII IIII XIII. IQ. If. XII-Nall, Xlzn-IXIIIIY Y .F Ihnrlu-r .Imp ' III : I I4bI.XNIlSI'1XllNXIiX I'IIII. I'ICII Two Dependable Furmture Stores GLENAVON DAIRY C F MCCALL Mllk Cream BLllIel'XT1llk Chocolate Milk all CO1 GRADUATION GIFTS Many Novelhes from S1 00 to S5 O0 Watches Rmgs L lmu DI f I I 1lczlwe Agents for Towle Sterlmq I II l l E 5 INT? lfxf. li-'1'lGlIr1, .DCQCE M :HIV xl l'f.l11':- ple.: 7 i::1: ii'fi ' W, yewff-WYY,-, l 3577 Ln W Y Y l l SHI .Til ll - ll ' - ll I, Pr, ' A2 Qs HR DAVID leaf: aall lil ,Dale eAAe a!ael M1 Heifimi lllllf- r' 3-.xgc1 It :rl I.!Q'.'J lit- I SV y-xnxx I rel i.l.'l ill 1 I tmy fue. lilllliH':'f1ffiru1:-,1c1IQ,-1If '4'.,Il11.'I 1 -5 I .11l1. mf lvwl-My mf 1-lull, 115 ulwc ys, Ihr gilt: Illlzt lust We still lmvw Ll llL1llllJE2l ml Sxer' QI f l1e Pc News ww: I D J ' l U NX lu I 5 H4 N, Pllelllvrs 51. :ft 1111, 94211. NORMAN R PRICE Soho Products end Drslr buio for Petersburg Creamery Products CAR LUBRICATION BATTERY AND TIRE SERVICE 24 Hour Recapp ng Servrce Stat1or1 Phan 5 OOQF Home Phone 5 760 cna Ol I K HORNE QS SON RALPH G INGLIS Nunssmss a LANDSCAPE SERVICE Dealers 111 Gram Coal and Bullders Supplres Strulher Gln Annabelle l Just aol a past card fro ll Be zer lVlarq1e What dxd 1l say? Annabelle cv1113 a wc nderlnl t111 md cr al ill I C Sldllllldllgll llllmnp-011 - ll4 W Federal St 2025 Mark t SI lf 52 lVlCIl1OIl1Ilj Av Ye music, N Clue Be ' Wlqll H H TREUDLEY 61 CO Your County Enqmeer OFFICE SUPPLIES SAMUEL GOULD IR PM Wm ll C 1' . i ' i r i . ' . e - 5 -e 1 V. Q Palm ', Y 1111 Comgplirnerlls al . . C . . . . , 'fzlj l:1:1:114,l: lla Il 'WHL' .' :'1, Aw , lr. . ., P S, 9 T 1111I:1' 111.11 I 1 Y .9 . ,ZHH1 ' 1, 1 1 ' IW Q ' l1 'lf' l-lfrl Cgllilllly ll dware Cl1C.l Home Needs, Slug 11l w r 5 . . - 1 LX - n n . . A Q . 5 ' Q e 1 f 1' 11, ' 1 f ,:'1.g,l11:,--135 ' 4. OS , . . 710111 1 1 9 ' , I I 1 1 I l !f,11r1Q5s!5vJ:1, Q. 1 l l l 'f 'V 1 14 F f ,'-geverl f- llll lu s ll Il D DINING ROOM CURB SERVICE Society Bland Clothes ll I 5 IS LIIN iiigi AI5:iij1g4l, gi ,, W i'i1 -gf'ng-frgfifffff li ,ff f-fi-f-fmr 71 :. UI: I 1,23 ' ,II II If I - . I I'hv In gf I Il III 'I' I II' I' 1: 1 ffm II, I I 'I '1 ge' IQ I, I ,I 'I I I.I -.. II I IjIfII-1I.'III5'I:, pIIIIIII.f I 'I'II4- Sfll ' -,I flmp, 'II f I II I luv. ', I IIIfIII1'I:IIII ISI IIIIIIIII I M V V .'II,.I:' f I-'II 7'fI II I .I I iff-'ffff-i::lII ,.4:gi,e,-2Al-- --f- TT-I, , W, A3,rII,.' I? ' :I ' 'Q' -IH V- I - i?LTf,5,' YW' ',., .fffiiifilfkriri Y f' V ' f .,,g,Vl-f---f lin - . J , I I Nlll,l,lClx'5 1, , 4 , I IJ ,I-U. 'I I . IIIII.. I .I . ,. FIIIQIII I I A I II I I Hu I' I Ilill II fygf LI:I',.' ' AI IIi III A. 'I IIII I-1. XI V .':'.I:'. 'f 'I I I I I I :ji iftf, Ii1,, ,C iC I I N 4 Sul Enqmeers Iobbers 1lxlXXIJS4Xw FLOWERS For All Occcxsxons Iln llulmel lu Nl: lllmml I um In N 1 ':1- 1. .:.1. .1'-.' 1 , Ill1lllrlI'.ilI.'ill4'5 'N 1 , 4. V Xml. rlrlx Lu. . ' S x 11-:vet Y' .t. '. firm L I Y ,,,.. ' ' :iQ,1 j,'f4-.. 'Y'QY'i K Qfl 'fTl51E'i,,,ll : ,,ii.l Qi!! H' 5. 1' 'r .- ' ll If , JI . i'lY:' lil I' , .' i .' Pr. I - - 9 -'-al Hmm- Your School Paper 1 29 Yecxxs of IIN- S4'IlIiIIill'illll Howl l lH'lliIlH4 I' If N N IC If S III C XI I XII Phcxrmcxclst cmd Dmspensmq Chemxst s'7s ERAL HARDWARE XX Poland Ohm 4 x Quczhty Grocerxes and Meats Free Dellvery IxI'1N 'l'I'lI IX. I 'XIQS V1 3 r. if , I I 1 gy Q . f 'Q 1 , '. . A. . f,' Z, 3 II 31-gg I I 1 I 3 '-,' .-.'1: 1 Tix 1 '.',' 'Ir Q-ff, :nf-L, :wif ' -1 Sylfn'-2' - :ff' -'f:'f ---fiif,-, I II1'IIl'ulI4 w I V I I I Ifmul II'u'I 4-l , . . I UI'lII4I I I Tlri m1 1. 3- 'I 'Il I.IuI+ I ' M , I . J ' lt L Prescnptxon Druggmst 1 1 111 5 Q Where Your Penmes Buy More 7 1 18110 Meats Grocermes Fruxt Produce Bxrdseye Frosted Foods Petersburg Creamery Products I N cllttltl N 41 111 DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales and Servmce I It 1 l H N I 1 1 1' rp Musxcal Instruments ACCGSSOTIGS Sheet Musrc 61 Supphes Guaranteed Instrument Repatrm K M 'f '1E Vx' Mn i W 1 f W W 'X K.. I. ltz1.t1' l'1x 1 51 . . . ' if Q H 11 I , I l r T-1 YC-IIS .1 f'fP-fl, KT cz I Q1 ' 1-1 1 - 1.k.. .... ten. 1 -1- W ' 1' 1511195 To 191 Ar' 'ff W1 U jd' N11t-' Tcztcm-45f,: 'Q W1 1 iQ'r1':1111 131011111111 51111111 I V --1 15 N H - 14 V11 11111111 ,, 1 111 V XY l gl , I 1-1 ,ff11 Q, if , ,. , . At Itlllltr Z1-Zft'.'1 P:1l:1:1c1, 0:1111 ' 77YY7 YvV P77 V lf ' A-SWTL I? V WYYYYYWYWYW MAA-T 'if,if, ii Tx1c11y: Drzvt 1,1 t,o'.+.' v.'f'1li1t1t5 1 1111s s'.uv-e1'ff1, 441143111161 'l't111T:1 l1t1 1 111' 11: ' . 14111 gfse 111413 111 ttiiz' Wal psf 1 e lth? ,, , in' , -1-5-1'i'a?4' 'wiliifffl tilt , , 1477777777 WWZWVY tg, 1 31 . . . bvlz 'f '1' NI I. 11' 1 11 1 N x llt'lIl'N Nlt'f.I'UIlt' '11 11 ' ' . ,1 51 1 11 . 1 ' , . 3 3 1' 1 . . ' 1 1: '1 n 1 11 1 1'1'?1I1E' 1:1 14-1111 A11 HQ it! Blfrz. ', SFI if 1 .5 1f11f'.'r 01.11 '11 T- 111 I 31. 1-1.f1w11w 1-11 7 ,N 4 , 1 , 1 1 11 13111 T11 1471 11 1 .. tt 1 q 1 : 111 12 - T3LTl,.,,1i?W A r' ' 'ZLQ7 M- Best Wishes rom the Prmters of Your Closs Yeor Book H Qmpanq 787 WICK AVE YOUNGSTOWN O AUf0QFGDhS