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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

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HAWKE Industrial Arts ,-- 1 Faculty if Page Five li:- I. S. LINDMAN Assistant Principal Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry S. A. HALL General Science RONALD F. PARIS Geography World History LUCILLE B. CHRISTIAN Librarian IESSIE Y. PITCHFORD Art ROBERT I. ECKHARDT Arithmetic Driving General Mathematics Health WM? B. E. LEHTO Music LOIS ROESEI. Dean of Girls l-lomemakinq WANDA HARMON Biology Physical Education IOHN B. McKEE Industrial Arts ROBERT W. ROBERTS Mathematics Faculty -'Sf Page Six li'- HILDA STONE Civics Economics French Psychology HOWARD KITZMILLER American History Industrial Geography X . MHS. IOSEPHINE GRAVES English Latin Wow W LOIS MCCALLISTER English FRANCES RITZ Commercial Studies ESTHEH F. SWIFT English General Mathematics LJ N I AMES RALPH ERSKINE President Happy am I, from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? Academic Contest 1, Annual Staff 2, 4, Class Officer, President l, 2, 4, Dramatics 3, Football 1, 2, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Seminarian Staff 4, Student Council 1, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Student Service, Varsity Basketball , 4. SHIRLEY ARLENE NAMIE Secretary I-lair of gold---Eyes of blue. Academic Contest 1, 2, Annual Staff 4, Band l, Class Officer, Sec- retary 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Semi- narian Staff 2, co-associate editor 3, co-editor 4, Student Service, Maiorette l, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. IANET BAYER I-Ier soul ever yearns to be doing something. Academic Contest 2, 3, Annual Staft 4, Dramatics 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Inter-club Council Representive 4, Seminarian Staff 4, Senior Scholastic Test 4, Student Service. DAVID E. BORCIK Smile with an intent to do mis- chief. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Hi-Y 3, 4, Librarian 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Service, Dance Band 3, 4. MARY ANN BRYSON And beauty born of murmuring sound Shall pass into her face. Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Wilson High School 1, 2, 3: Student Service. eff Page Eight PATRICIA IAYNE McCl-IONE Vice-President Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Academic Contest 3, Annual Staff 3, Annual Stott Editor 4, Chorus 2, 3, President 4, Class Officer Vice- President 4, Dramatics 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Board 4, Y-Teens 3, Cabinet 4, Librarian 1, 2, Social Chairman 3, Executive Board 4, Seminarian Staff 3, 4, Student Service, Nonette. JANET ARLENE SMITH Treasurer The poet's darling. Academic Contest l, 2, Class Offi- cer Vice-President 1, Secretary- Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3, 4, G.A,A 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 3, Cabinet 4, Seminarian Staff 3, 4, Student Service, Cheerleader 3, 4 BARBARA HELEN BIROSCHAK Elegant as simplicity, and warm as ecstasy. Chorus 2, G.A.A. l, Seminarian Staff 3, 4, Student Service. ALICE SANDRA BROWN Her unextinguished laughter shakes the skies. Annual Staff 4, Chorus 4, Dra- matics 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y- Teens 3, Cabinet 4, Seminarian Staff 3, 4, Student Service, Cheer leader 2, 3, 4. IOHN WILLIAM CHAMBERS Oh subtle man, how many are thy mischiefs, Annual Staff 2, 3, 1, Football 2, 4, 1-Ii-Y 4, Reserve Basketball l, 2, Seminarian Staff 4, Student Service, Track Team 1, 2, 3, Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4. NANCY LOUISE CODNER 'Tis easiest to be pleasant. Chorus 2, 35 G.A.A. l, 3, 45 Stu- dent Service. NANCY LEE DUER A kind and gentle heart has she. Annual Staff 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 45 G.A.A. 25 Y-Teens 3, 45 Crestview Ir, High 1, Newton Falls 2, Vlfarren G. Harding 25 Seminarian 35 Student Service. NANCYLOU HANN l have no other but a womans reasoninq. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 35 Or- chestra l, Z5 Serninarian Stait 45 Student Service. BARBARA GAIL JOHNSON Sweet is the blush of bashtulness. Academic Contest 15 Annual Staff 2, 45 Chorus 1, 45 Dramatics 35 G.A.A. Board l, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens Cabinet 3, 4: Librarian 1, 2, 3, 45 Seminarian Staff 2, 3, 45 Student Service5 Nonette: Cheerleader 3, 4. EUGENE E. lUll.I.ERAT Whose little body lodq'd a mighty mind, Dramatics 3, 4: Sentinarian Staff 25 Student Service, if 'Sf Page Nine ALFRED CHARLES DIAS A just fortune awaits the deserv- mg. Seniinarian Statt 45 Student Ser- vice. DOROTHY IUNE HAHN I know not what tears ntean. Chorus 1, Z, 3, 45 Setninarian Statt 15 Student Service. SANDRA B HEGG Therc's lanquaqe in her eye, her cheek, her lip. Annual Staff 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, Board 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, Cabinet 45 Librar- ian 1, 2, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Semi- narian Staff 3, 4, Student Service-5 Senior Scholastic Test. ROBERT GRANDON IOHNSTON And he is oft' the wisest man. Football 45 Reserve Basketball l, 2, 35 Seminarian Staff 45 Student Service, ELINOR P. KERR Quiet to those who know thee not But oh, to those who do. Band l, 2, 3: Chorus 25 G.A.A. l, Board 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Student Service5 Basketball Scorer 3. IEANNETTE R. KIBLER The busy bee has no time tor SOITOW. Academic Contest 1, Annual Statf -1, Band 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 4, G.A,A. l, 2, Y-Teens 3, Cabinet 4, Librarian 1, 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Stu- dent Service. MARIAN FRANCES KOZLOWSKI Officious, innocent, sincere, of every triendless name the friend, Academic Contest 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A,A. 4, Student Service, Senior Scholastic Test. IOHN HUMMER. IR. His will is his law. B nd 3, 4, Chorus l, 3, Dramatics 4, gi-Y 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Reserve Basketball Manager 1, 2, Semi- narian Staff 4, Student Service, Track Team l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Bas- ketball Manaqer 2, Dance Band 4. DORIS MARIE LUDT She is a Winsome wee thing, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Student Service. ARTHUR LEE MACKLIN Good nature and good sense must ever join. Band 1, Chorus l, Dramatics 3, 4, Football 1, Manager 2, 3, 1-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 3, Seminarian Staff 4, Student Service, Varsity Basketball 4, eil Page Ten tif- IOHN PAUL KLINKE What else should a man do but be merry? Annual Statf 4, Class Officer Vice- President, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Reserve Basketball l, 2, Semi- narian Staff 3, 4, Student Service, Track Team 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Athletic Council Secretary, IUDITH E. KROPP Golden hair like sunliqht stream- ing. Annual Staff 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Board 4, Y-Teens 3, Treasurer 4, Librarian 1, 2, Board 4, Seminarian Staff 3, 4, Student Service, Senior Scholastic est. SARA ANN LEEPARD ln each cheek appeared a pretty dimple. Chorus 4, G.A.A. 4, Y-Teens 4, Semrnarian Statt 4, Student Service, Austintown Fitch 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM B. LUTERAN A genius must be born, and never can be taught. Academic Contest 3, Annual Staff 2, 4, Chorus 1, 3, Class Officer Treasurer 2, President 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4, Semi- narian Staff 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Service, Track Team 3, Buckeye Boys' State, Basketball Scorer 3, 4. F. MARGUERITE MEZRSHIMER She: like a full blown flower of glorious beauty. Academic Contest 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, Cabinet 4, Librarian 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Seminar- ian Staff 3, 4, Senior Scholastic Test, Student Service. GERALD E. MURINE He is the king of all humor. Annual Stall 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Hi4Y 3, 4, Reserve Basketball l. 2, Seminarian Staff 4, Student Coune Cil 4, Student Service, Track Team 2, 3. TED OSTOVICH The force of his own merit makes his way. Annual Statt 4, Dramatics 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, H1-Y 2, 3, Secre- tary 4, Reserve Basketball l, 2, 3, Seminarian Stott 4, Student Service. LYNNE REARDON She-ethe best of all musicians. Chorus Z, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, G.A,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Service. ADELBERT W. ROBESON His best companions, innocence and health. Chorus l, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Hi-Y 4, Seminarian Staff 4, Student Ser- vice, Varsity Basketball Manager 3, 4. PHYLLIS IEANNE SCUDDER Let this suffice by this conceive the rest, She should, she could, she would, she did the best. Academic Contest 3, Annual Statt 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Or- chestra l, 2, 3, Regional Orchestra 4, Seminarian Staff 4, Senior Schol- astic Test 4, Student Service. ...vi Paqe Eleven CAROL JEAN OPRE 'I was her thinking ot others made you think of her. Chorus 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y- Teers 3, 4, Student Service. M. ARLENE PALOMAKI Her wit was more than nan, Her innocence a Child. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 4, Seminarian Staff 4: Student Service. SHIRLEY IRENE RIESEN Friends are born, not made. chorus 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, stu. dent Service. ALBERT SCHUETTE My honor is my lite. Annual Staff 4, Chorus l, 3, Dm- matics 4, Football 1, 3, HieY 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Re- serve Basketball 2, Seminarian Staff 3, 4, Student Service, Buckeye Boys' State. WILLIAM D. SEIDNER Fields are won by those who believe in winning. Chorus 1, Dramatics 3, Football l, Hi-Y 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, 3, Senior Scholastic Test, Student Service, Track Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Library Displays l. SHIRLEY CLAIRE SMITH Ever charming! Chorus 1, G.A.A. 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, Kenmore Senior High l, 2, 3, Stu- dent Service, DONALD IOHN STANG Only the just man enjoys peace of mind. Seminarian Staff 4, Student Ser- vice, Charted Basketball Games 3, 4: Library Displays l. NATALIE TOWERS Old fashions please me best. Annual Statt 3, Band l, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Y-Teens Cabinet 3, Vice-President 4, Orches- tra 1, 2 3, Seminarian Staff 4, Stu- dent Service. IUDITH ANN WALLER Great thoughts, like great deeds, need no trumpets. Academic Contest 1, 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Librarian 1, 3, Seminarian Statt 3, Senior Scholas- tic Test, Student Service. DONALD DICKSON WEYER Lite's a pleasant institution, Let us take it as it comes! Annual Staff 4, Band 1, Chorus l, 3. -4, Football 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Castle Heights Military Academy 2, Reserve Basketball 1, Seminarian Staff 4, Student Service, Track Team 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. Page Twelve ALICE IEANETTE STACY Hitch your wagon to a star. G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Student Service. GERALDINE MARIE SUSANY Ah --Thy beautiful hair! Chorus l. 2, Student Service. RICHARD S. WAGNER A rnanfthe monarch of his mind. Annual Stott -1, Chorus 1, 2, Dra- matics 2, Football 3, I-Ii-Y 3, Ser- geant - at- arms, Champion Hiqh School 1, 2, Seminarian Staff 4, Student Service, Track Team 1. NANCY ELIZABETH WATSON How rare is one who knows what she wants. Academic Contest 1, 2, 3, Annual Stair 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Librarian l, 2, Seminarian Start Z, Senior Scholastic Test, Stu- dent Service. WI-IELIMINA WHETSTONE Gentle of speech, beneticent ot mind. Chorus 1, 2, G,A.A. 1, 2, 4, Y- Teens 3, Seminarian Staff 4, Student Service. ROY WILSON Victory is a thing of will. Football l, 2, 4, Reserve Basket- ball l, 2, 3, Student Service, Var- sity Basketball 4. SHIRLEY ANN WITT I am not only witty in myself but the cause that wit is in other men. Academic Contest l, 2, 3, Annual Staff l, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Class Offi- cer, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Vice- President 2, Dramatics 3, G.A.A. 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, President 4, Librarian 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Seminarian Staff 2, Assistant Associate Editor 3, Associate Editor 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Student Service, Cheerleader 4, Nonette. DORIS MAE WYLAM And 'tis my faith that every flower Enjoys the airy breeze. Academic Contest 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, 'Y-Teens 3, 4, Senior Scholarship Test, Stu- dent Service. IOANNE ZEIGER She smiled and all the world was gay. Academic Contest 3, Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 4, Dramatics 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Prince- ton 1, South High 2, Senior Scholas- tic Test, Student Service, Nonette. ' ' z'5 T?'f'ff' 'WS'-b'vf?f97-,13fE1 ?'?? Page Thirteen ROBERT PAUL WXSLER Quietness is best. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, Ber- lin-Brothersvalley High l, 2, 3, Re- serve Basketball l, Student Service, Varsity Basketball 2, 3. IOAN MARTHA WOLF! A rider unequal- a sportsman complete. Annual Staff 4, Chorus 4, G,A.A. 1, 2, Board 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4: Stu- dent Service. IOANN MARY YARGO l'm no angel, Academic Contest 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4: Student Service RONALD LEE ZENTS A mirror of all courtesy. Student Service. F . W Wm rvqnzlx M' A in X -cr WXN W . film S X X Oq wnl' f E A w + Y f ':::'4! X N X 1 g will .. 2? is x .wif E 3 Z :I ', ' ,A 6 lv T 2 an 1 GQ 4122 , f.rfJ prrr an MILKMN I 4 J V N ,L vmwmmmlnm o F I 4 Q ,,,. U., X- J f I ., fm K K , ' f 'xl gqromfc-2, U Z 8 Qin, , Xt Nl il? U' M hw ,, M X , 1' I u J .U-...EQ I ' .tbl wo' ..:+.... wfw s' 1 M W, ,!.- Q99 4 fjiw - 'Rs- -2 0' K Q. f.,m5 X X C. Q v 6 u, X ff . 3 3 , X' y .6 .,...,..vl so 6 ,NM j T 1:5 : M1 1 f f 2111: 2x'2.::1.,x fu 6--4 1... j 3 A in N f -fx V' - MIWI. 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Stacy Stang Susany Towers Wagner Waller Watson Weyer Whetstone Wilson Wlsler Wlt l Wolfe Wylam Yargo Zelger Zents The Senior Horoscope Allan Ian Barb Radar Cindy Bean Mary Ann Hayseed Nancy Daisy Deed Big Boss Dot Nancylou I-leggle Galen Bulger Pewte Clem Pee Wee Goldilocks Fran Cousin Weakeyes Iohn Sara Wtllte Dorees Irish Art Mike Square Namer Weasel Opal Arlente Prudle Buster Al Phil May l Smither Shirley Turkey Don Gerry Nat Pepper Esther Nan Ioe Wilmer Roy Bob Torchy Ioante Doris IoAnn Iody-Babe Ronnie Hobby Dramatics Dancing Being ass't manager Breaking bones l.tvingston's I-luntin' and ftshin' Typing Smokin' Florida Wine and woman Hopping curbs Skating Big cars Blushing Chuggln' beer Makin pop corn Baseball Gtggling Sharp clothes Art Tater bug Tickling people Chuck Disagreeing Bucknell A Swede Peoldltng milk Talking, talking, talking Being funny A certain boy Mr. Hutzen's jokes l-lot roddln' Combing her 'halr Music Manager Cutting trees Getting good grades Sweet young things Heavy dating Honeymoon-bridge, that is Laughing W'orking Mrs. McKee's assistant Leaving parking llghts on Going to Chicago Going steady Rabbits Hts beard MEN I I I I Buzzin' around Taking it easy Losing things l-lorslng around Asking questions Roller skating Making spaghetti for Vern Flirting -'If Page Sixteen Appearance Pert Wholesome Full of pep Lively Sophisticated WOWI I I I Pleasant Cocky Friendly Casual Nice Cool Cheerful Good natured Strong and stlenl B. T. O. Calm Energetic Ioe College Quiet Shy Atlas? ? ? ? Innocent Bored Imptsh Devilish Farmer? ? ? ? Alert Inquisltive Sweet Suave Dainty Mlschievous Young Mild Genlal Peaceful Stuclious Neat Mysterious Carefree Nonchalant Natural Reserved Serious Petite Dependable Happy-go-lucky Striking Long and lanky Baffled Shrewd Omery Capable Serene Sparkling Tlmld 1 ::,55-'..H, CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of '52, being of nearly sound minds t?J and bodies, will all our earthly possessions to the following: Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article 30 W l Z. 3 4 5 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ll. 12. 13. 14. l5. 16. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25 26. 27 28. 29 31. el The Class of '52 leaves all the fun they've had in high school to the Freshman Class. To the Sophomore Class we leave our large treasury. We leave our Senior year of keeping our noses to the grindstone to the Junior Class. Nancy Watson wills her long walk to the barn to Iudy McFarlin. Ierry Murine leaves his successful football jersey Number 22 , to his brother. Shirley Riesen leaves her barks to the dogs. Doris Wylam leaves her horse sense to Marilyn Fiscus. Iohn Chambers leaves all the younger girls brokenhearted. Sandy l-legg wills her many pairs of high heels to Sally Steen. Bill Seidner leaves his brown-nosing to Tommy Smolanovich. Sara Leepard leaves Chuck with intentions of coming back tor him. Iack Klinke leaves his track ability to Bill Simon. leannette Stacy leaves school to spend more time with Tom. Bob Wisler leaves his southern drawl to Bill Nelson. ,. Doris Ludt wills her little Olds to Delores Buddie, so she won't have to walk so far. Ronald Zents wills his chivalry to little Freddy Wynn. Wilma Whetstone leaves all her boy friends just to iind more. Arlene Palomaki leaves the rollerskating rink and all the boy friends that go with it to the Sophomore girls. Bill Luteran wills his colds to Dick Taaife. Iudie Waller wills her nickname of Esther Hamilton to Janie Hill. Nancy Codner leaves school to get married. Eugene Iuillerat leaves his ability to get work done to Bob Yanko. IoAnn Yargo wills her operations to Miss Iohn- son. even though she doesn't want them. Carol Opre wills her car and all the words that go with it to anyone who is an angel. Mary Ann Bryson leaves her neat appearance to Emily Allen. Iudy Kropp wills her long walk to school to Donnie Peacock. Bob Iohnston leaves his midnight trips to Gibson- burg to Bill Philpott. Ioanie Wolfe wills her dentist excuses to any wiseguy that doesn't like his afternoon classes. Art Macklin leaves his crutches to Booger Hill. Geraldine Susany leaves her long strawberry locks to Helen Schwartz. Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article 32. 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 SO Don Weyer and Shirley Smith leave school to- gether. Sandy Brown leaves her anonymous notes to Pete Smolanovich. Ianet Smith leaves school but not without Shimmer. Iohn Kummer leaves his ability in physics to Ray DiBlasio. Phyllis Scudder wills her brains to Deanie Wor- sencroft, who insists he needs them. Nancy Duer leaves her pleasing personality to Iudy Cash. David Borcik leaves his job of ass't. produce manager to Diane Erhardt. Gail Johnson leaves her ability to tum her blush off and on to Pete Evans. Roy Wilson wills his basketball talent and postgame activities to Stubby Miller. Shirley Namie wills her Friday assemblies to any other sucker that gets stuck with them. Al Schuette wills his low voice to Dickie Brown. Lynne Reardon leaves all her lovely boyfriends to Indy Braham. Dick Wagner wills his visits to Chicago to his sister--just in case she ever needs them. Mike Mershimer won't leave Bishop Road to anyone for anything. Iody Zeiger leaves homemaking class to give Vern o sample ot her cooking. Don Stang wills his front seat on the bus to Mickey Valisak. Patsy McCrone leaves all her jobs as veep of the Senior Class to next year's vice-president. Jeanette Kibler leaves her job at the library to any .money-mad tool who wants it. Ted Ostovich wills his trips to Boardman to Fred Conzett. Shirley Witt wills all her little boyfriends Un- cluciing Donniel to the seventh grade girls. Dorothy Hahn leaves those heart shaped cookies to the refreshment committee of next year's Sweetheart Ball. Elinor Kerr wills her pro basketball ability to Fol-'o Riesen. Al Dias wills his window mop to Ray Unger. Ianet Bayer wills her girdle to anyone who knocks on lockerroom windows. Adelbert Robeson wills his motor scooter to Billy Watson Nancylou wills her empty seat in English class to Barbara Repasky. Frances Kozlowski wills the cafeteria to Mary lane Zelinka. Natalie Towers wills her bathin suits to Ann Weiss. tshe won't be needing them in Minne- so a . Iimmy Erskine leaves school for the third and last time. the undersigned, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. -'EI Page Seventeen lt' The SENIOR CLASS of '52 Sleepy Time Gals Fit As A Fiddle It's Love, Love. Love Let Me Call You Sweet-Heart 2116 MNULEREMXSSES If lst How: B. Repasky, A. Weese, S, Lovell, I. Hill, S. Dearing, E. Lanterrnan, C. Olson, I. Ballantine, I Tlionms, D. Peirick, M. Szush, I., Hanson, M. Hvizclos, I, Coloutes, M. Lewis. 2nd Row: I. Thomas, I. McFarlin, I. Sicatuse, I. Stanfar, N. Evans, S. Carty, I. Kerr, H. Hvizdos, L. Panella I, Wynn, P, Potato, P. Miller, C. Braham. 3rd Row: N, Hahn, ID, Wallace, L. Nanne, W. Reese, C. Klesch, D. Srnolanovich, W. Philpott, E. Geddes D, Bergman, K. Casio F. Battista, R. Yanko, T. Comstock, C. Gould. 4th Row: R. lliBlasio, G. Prine, R. Davis, F. Conzett, W. Simon, W. Nelson, R. Toafte, I, Maxwell, G Pollock, D. McClain, R. Unger, R. Miller, E. Dangeriield, L. Bovo, R, Walker. Sth Row: F. Lyons, F. Elder, S. Williams, N, Capezzuti, M. Worsencrott, I. DeLaney. The Junior Class Bob Yanko as president Chuck Gould to assist With this fine leadership How could things go amiss? While Ioan Sicatuse keeps the books As best can be Ann Weese counts money In our treasury. To represent us on the council W- Don't forget Fred Lyons and Suzy Dearing too. Who led the cheers? Our own peppy Iudy and Sue. The prom was magnificent We'll never forget it- Football, basketball games, and Track meets too. With these memories- We look ahead so hopefully To next year er as Seniors The class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-three. -fit Page Twenty I?- Isl Row: I. Iackson, E. Allen, D. Erliardt, S, Malone, I. Anderson, V. McGraw, F. Metzger, S. Ste:-n, D Buddie, H. MCGarry, S, Shurilla, L. Linden, N. Stacy, B. Susany, D. Snitzer. 2nd How: C. Iones, H. Swartz, M. Nugent, M, Fiscus, B, Carlson, S. Sttvor, D. Nfimm, II. Moore, M. Minn' hollan, F. Coleman, M. Keir, N. Fehei, R. Barber. Grd Row: R. McNab, H. Siegel, D. Worsenciolt, H. Davidson, I. Zedakei, A. Cliinowtli, I, Bizalioyi, H. Moitif B. Bowes, E. Crites, R. Gillen, D. Boyer, B. Thomas, D. Peacock, l.t. Dias, 4th How: H. Miller, C, Robeson, B. Bovo, I. Diamond, B. Rich, B. Kaaarize, I. Bolciiidrir, lt. Williiimai, I. Bordenkirclier, R. Howell, K. Saunders, I. Pompeii, D, Myers, R. Saikief-, I. Bayer, Sth Row: T, Smolanovich, I. Cunningham, R, Hill, P. Roman, I, Erdel, D. Wright, Fi, Martin, W, Mowiwlifwirt. The Sophomore Class So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to man, When duty whispers low Thou must, The youth replies, I can ..... .... . .Emerson President ,o,o . . so . ,oooo,o . Delores Buddie Vice-President o o . . .. , os . Sandra Malone Secretary-Treasurer ,,.oo ,L . . .. .. Nancy Feher Student Council Us -. . D Kenneth Saunders Here we are, at the end of another school year. Let's look hack at the happenings of 1951-52. First, sports. Our class was well represented in football, basketball, and track. Congratulations to all who participated. Special recognition goes to Tom Smolanovich for his fine tournament games. His scoring was highest in the county. Second, school activities. Shirley Stiver, our Seminarian reporter, has done a commendable job. On the G. A. A. All Star team were Dorothy Snitzer, Diane Paul, and Shirley Stiver. We were also represented on the Library staff and display committees. Many of our classmates are in the band, orchestra, and the two choruses. The Sophomore Class sponsored the Snow Hop and with concessions at games and dances, we have had a very successful year. lt was work but We had fun. Looking forward to our Iunior year, we remain the class of 54. -if Page Twenty-one If'- lst Gutknecht, R. Ezell, T. Krake. 2nd l.owis, K. Rockey, B. Kollar, M. Klesch 3rd Row: G. Gbur, G. Hammar. D. McClain, VV. Watson, R. Yarao, T. Boyer, I. Stetson, P. Evans, Row: G. Sicaiuse, I. Taatfe, C. Slavens, A. Robeson, M. Linden, C. Yanko, S. Baxter, I. Gransee, , M. Puharich, C. Mauch M. Riesen. Row: V. Tusin, M. Frondort, H. Doeriqht, B. McCollum I. Cash, S. Meiners, I.. Oswald, L. Ori, Patrick, E. Bush. P. Green, L. Leach, T. Stanfar, S. Comstock, C. Medxcus, I. Vrabel. 4th Row: I. Iustice. I. Austin, W. Markovich, C. Sharp, G. Mehard, S. Fam, M. Powers, L. Stillson, McGarry, C. Edmondson, C. Rolland, I. Mounds, V. Zuccaro, R. Constance, R. Pennell. Sth I. Reed, L. Stoycr, I. Paul, I. Gettinqs, Sth Row: W. Cicchillo, F. Wynn, R. Ezell, H. Iuillerat, F. Hanson, T. Ludt, M. Borsic, D. Riley, F. Yacuc T. Benzenhoeter. How: E. Geidner, R. Diamond, C. Fox, D. Mansell, P. Smolanovich, B. Roof, G. McGraw, M, Hann, Beeqhley, P. Osborn, D. Brown, D. Crawford, G. Ori, C. Allen, C. Di Ianni. Fres President LLL...LL-. LLL. .LL L L Vice-President L .. L Secretary-Treasurer Student Council L . To whom it may concern: With deco regrets we leave behind Our iovous Freshman year, Filled with lots of work and fun, And all our friends so dear. Our boys certainly did us proud ln all the sports they entered- 'We know in future years the team Around our boys will be centered. On Tuesdays after school The Girls had G. A. A. And on the All Star Team, Reisen and Stillson did play. ln the field of music, the Freshman Class Had no need of a helpinq hand, As we were well represented ln the chorus, orchestra, and band. 'Et hman Class OFFICERS: L. lim Iustice L- LL Linda Leech L LLLL .. Lynne Stillson LL. .LL L- Carol Yanko Mrs. Christian could always count on To keep the shelves all neat. And the honor roll could count on us To keep all classes beat. Our school spirit is topped by no one. We have heard by a rumore- That the Freshman class is noted for Our great sense of humor. And now you've heard the story of All that our class has done our qirls And we hope that in our Sophomore you' W'e'll also have lots of fun. Yours truly. The Freshman Class Loved by every lad Page Twenty-two Ils and lass. I S B P ci I lst Row: C. Baker, C. Pe-trich, R. Stanislaw, S, Borqer, C. Willard, A. Heath, S. Harpman, M. Kulitay, G. Moran, L. Chinowth, I. Dean, D. Smith, I. Klesch, D. Moore, S. Brown. Znd Row: P. Pollock, M. MacGregor, i. Allen, S. Wagner, N. Urban, K. Shurilla, I. Chmxelewski, I. Camp bell, I. Machin, B. Marsh, K. Dalton, I. Elliott, I. Dxlanm, S. Ludt, H. Dangertield, A. Powrie. 3rd Row: B. Minich, W. Iohnson, F. Paulln, W. Pain, l. Bowmaster, W, Evans, S. Olson, D. Struble, W. Hale, I. Murine, D. Moore, R. Craig, B. Santor, R. Martin, I. Iacobsen. 401 Row: D. Galicia, I. Campbell, D, Evans, I. Hawley, G. Vlilliarns, P. Hvizdos, I. Garthwcnte, I. Lewis, M. Collingwood, P. Ladiqo, I. Hamrnar, H. Neimi, I. McDole, D. Krake, R, Moore. 5th Row: T. Southwell, I. Trimble, D. Billings, D, Morgan, G. McDole, I. Pearce, B. Lysowski. The Eighth Grade We the class of 56 who are about to enter high school look back and review our last year in junior high with pleasure, for We were Well represented in all school activities. Iohn Murine, our Student Council representative, did a fine job. Our basketball team did very well. We had four cheerleaders who led the cheers for our basketball team. We also had a number of girls who helped on the library staff. We are looking forward to our Freshman year and all the excitement that goes with High School. Page 'l'wenty'threo lst How: R. Van Meter, I. Keltz, R. Millard. B. Kalrner, I. Hunneke. 2nd Row: M. Seabrooks, P. Vavrinak, I. Keltz, B. Weqele, D. Burke, I. Wunderlrch, R. Bezyak, V. Casto B, Zelinka, I. Violente, M. Zuccaro, A. Louttit, M. Rohrbauqh, A. Istanvtk. 3rd Row: C. ones, illrams, S Ram er, D. Wilson, C. Benzenhoeier, I, Braham, G. Panella, S. Avertll. 4th Row: L. Gutknecht, I. Welch, A. Bishop, I. Carlson, I. McCauley, B. Iohnson, A. Smith, M. Phelps V. Borsic, I. Codner, P, Smith, I. Gransee, F. Pennell, D, Frost, B. Ltngeman. G, Conrades, C. Keeler, I. Conzett, D. Eastwood, A. Eastwood, I, Thets, I. Walters, I. Deichert I B. W' . s ' ' Sth Row: E. Burr, C. Moore, W. Ludt, I. Waller, G. Luteran, T. Gough, D, Withers, C. Iones, K. Austin, L Ross, I. Bova, T. Yanko, R. Brain, D. Manhollen, R. Allen, D, Klepier, K. Fox. Sth Row: L. Burkert, P. VanArsdale, T. Powers, P. Lindsay, N. Dias, I. Cappezutti, V. Geidner, S. Saunders B. Webber, R. Rhoades, M. Vlasic, W. Kellqren, L. Cockman, D. Stambauqh, I. Yarqo. The Seventh Grade One, two, three, tour, five, six, seven. Ninety-one seventh graders came into something not like heaven but into a new, exciting school life at Poland Seminary High School. The class of 57 will have five more busy, happy years. We have had a hand in many affairs of the school. We had a very capable student council member, Carolyn Iones, and the Seminarian reporter was Iohn Waller. In sports we were well represented with Larry Burkert, Iim Ekensten, Charles Iones, Iim Hunneke and Robert Allen. There were also quite a few boys out for track. We contributed generously to the orchestra and band. That rounds out our activities but next year we'll be back working as hard as ever. Page Twenty-four Imi- I f n Q46 MHMEHES Z lst Row: S. Williams, E, Geddes, W. Philpott, T. Ostovich, R. Miller, D. Smolanovich, T. Smolanovich, G. Murine, W. Luteran, I. Klinke, I. Erskine. B h C G ld D Znd Row: Mr. Eckhardt, ass't. coachg K. Casio, M. Worsencrott, N, Capezzuti, I. is op, . ou , , Taatte, F. Conzett, D. Worsencrott, R. Iohnston, I. Chambers, Mr. McKee, coach. 3rd How: K. Saunders, manager: D. Williams, B. Kagause, R, Unqer, R. Hill, I. Erdel, I. Diamond, E. Crites, A, Denmead, R. Sarkies, ass't. manager. The Football Team Poland finished the 12351 football season with four wins, two ties, and three losses. However, we now have a lifetime possession of the old straw hat by defeating Lowellville in the last game of the season. The team did quite well considering that there were only five returning lettermen. This was Poland's last year in Class B football. Next year they will play a full Tri-County league schedule. We wish them the best of luck in this league. The team wishes to thank the coaches, Mr. McKee and Mr. Eckhardtg the faculty: the Boosters' Club: the students: and all who helped this year's team. Poland's record was as follows: Poland 0 Columbiana .. C C , C Poland 6 Warren St. Mary's Poland 6 Minerva U. . Wa -C Poland l4 Newton Falls . - W, Poland 6 East Palestine W, Poland l3 Leetonia egg. s C Poland 7 Canfield s . - , Poland 26 Goshen , Ms C Poland.s48 Lowellville C-. ,U Page Twenty-six fix- 1stRow: i. lyons, 'l. Sinolanovich, R. Wilson, D. Weyer, l. Klinke, A. Macklin. Znd Row: Mr, Mcliec, coach- W. Seidner, Vv'illiams, I. Chambers, A. Robeson, miiiiafym The Basketball Team The basketball team under the direction of Mr. McKee, the new varsity coach, finished the season admirably after a slow start. Although losing every away game during the regular season, the Bulldogs won seven out of eight games at home. ln the tournaments the team did very well, beating Lowellville for the county consolation championship and not being eliminated until the final round of the Sectional Tourney. All told, the team had a good season in its last year in Class B competition, winning eleven games and losing twelve. There were a number of records broken this year. Some of the more outstanding ones were: l. Most points scored in one season. Cl,223 pointsl 2. Most points scored in one game. C85 pointsl 3. Most points scored by an individual in one season. C334 points scored by Tom Smolanovich, a sopho- morel. SEASONS RECORD: Poland 5l Bessemer 54 Poland 53 Louisville 93 Poland 40 Canfield -.,..,52 Poland 58 East Palestine 47 Poland 5U North Lima ...u,..,42 Poland ,Bl North Iackson 47 Poland 47 Columbiana , N62 Poland Mineral Ridge 47 CQUNTY TQURNAMENT rv X A - kfigvsiilglle Poland 54 Canfield poland Ccmfield 56 Poland 74 Berlin Center Poland North Lima .55 poland 52 Greenford pdmld Fitch 37 Poland 58 Lowellville P.l d L'sb pgfgftd Lfgetggig f sEcrioNAL ToUHNAMENr Poland Sebring 73 Poland -50 l-lowland Poland Lowellville .. . - .36 Poland .50 Sebring . , Page Twentyeseven l'- Seated: I. Bolandor, I. Bishop, Ft. Taaffe, W. Simon, D. Worsencrott, R. Miller, D. Boyer. Standing: I. Pompeii, nifrnaaerg lt. Peacock, A. Chinowth, P. Roman, M. Worsencroft, I. Zedaker, R. Sftikiwrs, Mi. Paris, i'oaf'!i. The Reserve Basketball Team Coaclied by Mr. Paris, the Reserve Basketball Team had a highly suc- cessful season winning nine games and losing eight. Cn the home Court the team lost only one game while winning seven. Led by Bill Simons IUU points, the team played against the toughest Competition ever encountered by a Poland Reserve Team. The team wishes to thank Mr. Paris and Mr McKee for their expert help throughout the season. Three of our players, Roy Wilson, Don Weyer, and Tom Smolanovich, were chosen on the All-County team. Tom Smolanovich was also chosen on the AllATri-County first team. Iack Klinke and Fred Lyons, the other two regulars, along with Iohn Chambers, Arthur Macklin, and Bill Seidner, also earned letters this year. Two returning lettermen, Lyons and Smolanovich, plus quite a few stal- warts from the Reserve Team make next year's prospects look good. -if Page Twenty-eight fff- Track STATE B CHAMPIONS 1951 Standing: I. Chambers, I. Shurilla, C. Smith, D. Gettiq, D. Kelly, H. Richardson, P. lohrison, R. Stone, A. Webber, T. Smolanovich. Fltlt Row: Mr. Paris, ass't. coach: R. DiBlasio, manager, C. White, ass't. manaqer, C. F. Stone, coach. TRACK TEAM 1952 Standing: Mr. Paris, ass't. coach, R. Unger, R. Moore, D. Boyer, A. Chinowth, E. Cities, W, Box-.'e:s, in Dias, S. Williams, I. Bishop, D. Weyer, D. Berqnian, ll. Siiioluiiovicli, R. Tlavis, H. Gillon, li. McClain, I. Bolander, Mr. Hawke, ass't. coach. First Row: R. Miller. D. Worsencroft, D. Taatie, T. Smolanovich, ll. Peorock, W. Setdnei-, W. Sutton, I. Kummer, F. Lyons, R, Sarkies, C. F. Stone, coach. The track year of 1952 brings about 45 boys from the upper three arades for try-outs. These include three Seniors, eiaht Iuniors, and the rest Sopho- mores. There are four lettermen back. They are Bill Simon, Tom Srnoianos vich, Don Peacock, cmd Bill Seidner. This is Po1and's last year as a Class B School. The boys and the coaching staff are out, puttinq all they can into the meets. CContinued on Page 463 Page Twenty-nine its The Band in Action On Parade At the A Football Scene Homecoming Dance Crowning the Mr. Lehto and Maiorettes Homecoming Queen The Homecoming Queen Willie and Ioe, Hobo Day and Attendants The Cheer Leaders QMAWHWHTHES N Seuied: I. Murine, A. Robeson, D. We-yer, N. Capezzutti, R. Wagner, T. Ostovich, A. Schueite, W. Nelson, W. Luteran, S, Williams I. Chambers, W. Seidner, A. Macklin. Standing: Mr. Roberts, 1. Kummer, Worsencroft, I. Erskine, I, Klinke, W. Philpott, D, Borsic, F. Conzett. Hi-Y The Poland I-li-Y Club saw another successful year go by in l95l-52 with the following elected officers. President Al Schuette Vice-President Bill Nelson Treasurer Bill Luteran Secretary . Ted Ostovich Many interesting meetings were held during the academic year. Mr. Paul Luce, Dr. Martin T. Maghers, and Mr. B. Smith were among the speakers. Along with them we had a few movies and several gym nights, Not too many members attended the Hi-Y Christmas dance in Youngstown, due to the fact that the Poland High Dance was held the same night. Ten members of the Senior class attended the Civic Day, March ll, which was very successful. A dinner held at the end of the year was enjoyed by all the H-Y members. This dinner was possible because of a successful dance after a basketball game. The Hi-Y would like to thank our new adviser, Mr. Roberts, for the help he has given us, and we hope that next year's club will have as success- ful a year as we have had. -if Page Thirtyetwo ff'- lst Row M. Szush, D. Petrick, I. Ballantine, S. Lovell, G. Iohnson, I. Vtfaller, S. Wrt, I. Coloutes, I. Sta:y, N. Watson, C, Opre. I. Smith, N. EVIHS, I. Sicdiuse, I. Stantar. 2nd Row Miss McCall1ster, S. Cdrty, A. Weese, S. Nainie, M. Lewis, I. Thomas, S. Leep-iid, P. S:udder I. Kibler, L, Panella, I. Wynn, I. Ze-tiger, L. Reardon, P, Pohto, D. Ludt, LJ. Brahxrn. 3rd Row N. Towers, C, Olson, S. Herr, Duet, S. Dearinq, I, Hill, M. Mershimer, I. Kropp, P. Ivipirnz S. Brown, I, Wolfe. The Y-Teens The Y-Teens opened this year with the annual recognition service for the Iunior girls joining the club. The service was followed by a tea for mothers and daughters. As a service project we made Thanksgiving favors for hospitals. We also conducted the Red Cross campaign, and worked jointly with the Hi-Y on the Polio campaign. Candy bars were sent overseas by contributions of club members. The club gave two assemblies for the school, one being a Thanksgiving assembly with a movie entitled One God. The other was a play, The Ins cmd Outs. which was to dramatize effects of high school clubs and cliques. Among our social activities were a swimming party, a Little Sister's party for the eighth grade girls, the Touchdown Toddle, and the Spring Formal which were sponsored with other clubs. The club wishes to thank Miss McCallister and all of our officers for the splendid job they did this year in making our Y-Teen club one of the best. -tif Page Thirty-three K. Saunders, C. lanes, C. Yanko, G. Murine, W. Lute-ran, S. Dearinq, I. Erskine, F. Lyons, R. Yanko, I. Zeiqer, D. Buddie, I. Murine, I. Iustice. The Student Council The Student Council for the year l95l-52 was composed of the following students: Seniors-Iames Erskine, Ioanne Zeiger, Gerald Murine, and Bill Luterany Iuniors-Bob Yanko, Fred Lyons, and Susan Dearingg Sophomores- Delores Buddie, and Kenny Saunders: FreshmenfCarol Yanko and limmy Iusticeg the Eighth Graderewlohn Murineg the Seventh GradereCarolyn lones. Iames Erskine was elected Presidentp Fred Lyons, Vice-President: Bob Yanko, Treasurer, Susan Dearing, Secretary. This year the Student Council has endeavored to carry on the functions required of a Student Government. The Student Council was in charge of the management of the concessions at both the football and basketball games, and the selling of football and basketball season tickets. The Student Council cooperating with the Boosters Club, students and the faculty carried on a successful campaign this fall to raise money for the football team. As in previous years the Student Council put on their annual Talent Show. The complete revision of the Student Council constitution has been started by a special committee comprised of students and council members. lt is hoped that the project will be satisfactorily completed before the end of the school year. elif Page Thirty-four H+ 'K vs First Row: C. Mauch, K. Hockey, I. Stantur, I. Siratusf, N. Lvunrz, I. Waller, S. Brown, L. Clunowth, L. Oswald, A. Weese, I. Kerr, li Mcoie, I. Lllinnelewskn, F. Bush. Second How: I. Wynn, L. Panulla, S. Wtitxxieuj P, Pollock, l.. Leach, I. Campbell, I. Kibler, I. Maclnn, T. Stanlar, C. Iones, N. Fell-gr, I. Elliot, S. Uomstork, D. Flrliardt, G. Panclla. Third Row: Mrs. Christian, S. Deanna, I. Anderson, S. Hogg, lvl. Powers, S. Olson, P. lVltGarry, Lf. Edxnundson, S. Harpnian, A. Huatli, S. Baxter, H. lVlcGaxry, G, Iohnson, S. Lewis, Witt. Fourth Row: I. Trimble, R. DIBlCI5iO, P. Mvirane, I, Kiopp, M. Bryson, C. Yanko, lt. Buddie, I. Hill, S. Lovell, I. Ballantine, S. Stivcr, G. Sinituse, I. Hawley, G. Wllliimis, R. Moor-j. The Library This year has been one of the biggest and best our library has ever had. Through the remodeling we were able greatly to improve the efficiency and appearance of the room. Our work-room is a dream come true. By adding this, we now have space for storing more display materials, and shelving space for many reference magazines. The library has twice as much floor space and several more sections of shelves, including a special rack for magazines and newspapers. Outstanding improvements are the painting of the shelves contrasting to the walls and the linoleum on the floor. Both add to the atmosphere and appearance of the room. The staff grew to a grand total of sixtyetwo, including both student librarians and the publicity staff. We sponsored the concessions and a dance after a basketball game to raise funds for buying pins. We have completed a very successful year and are looking forward to make the BEST even BETTER next year. -ft Page Thirty-five I+ XX . Ny K ' fig? K w,,,g,..Wn-rg The Choruses This year we've been working under decided handicaps, but even so, have made a good showing. The Mixed Chorus and the Girls Cvlee Club presented a program at the annual Christmas Assembly. The Girls Glee Club also sang at the P. T. A. Christmas Party. The Mixed Chorus sang three numbers at the P. T. A. County Council Meeting at Princeton Iunior High School, March lU. Both choruses sang in the annual Spring Festival held an April 25. The Mixed Chorus also sang at Baccalaureate and Commencement. At the beginning of the year we elected Patsy McCrone as President of the Mixed Chorus and Doris Wylam as President of the Girls Glee Club. Great spirit has been shown by all members of both choruses this year in spite of our inactivity in presenting concerts. Progress has been evident each year. Under the capable direction of Mr. Lehto we have had a very successful year. -iff Page Thirty-six The Girls' Athletic Association The G. A. A. opened this year with a party for the Freshmen following our first meeting. The fall and spring sports were baseball and tennis. During the winter We devoted ourselves to bastketball and volleyball. There were two main basketball games this year. The funior'Senior game, played before the Fitch- Poland game, was a 47-29 victory for the Seniors captained by Iudy Kropp. 'The captain of the losers was ludy McFarland. The All-Star teams met before the Poland-North Iaclcson game in what proved to be a one point win for the Blue team, headed by lan-et Smith, over the White team, captained by Nancy Watson. Shirley Namie was our President. Her board consisted of lean Kerr, Vice- President Delores Buddie, Secretary and lanet Smith, Treasurer. Gail lohn- son, Ioan Wolfe, ludy Kropp, Elinor Kerr, Shirley Riesen, Susan Dearing, Sue Lovell, Shirley Stiver, Diane Paul, and Lynne Stillson completed the board. The annual banquet was held at Bossones on April 29, successfully com- pleting the years activities. We Wish to thank Miss Harmon, our new adviser, for her assistance this year. Page Thirtyseven lst Row: P. Scuddwi, L. Reardon, H. Allen, D. Vtfitliers, U. Evans. 2nd Row: L. Panella, I. Hill, N. Stacy, C. Mehard, LQ. Hodder, W. Reese, Ti BOXVIK, It Writitit, I. 'lhornx A. Wvuse. 3rd Row: S. Meiners, L. Chinowth, C. Munich, M. Kulifuy, I. Kltusnfli, I. Clirnxeilewski, L'. Roland, Lf. Olson, F, lllder, B, Repasky, A. Palotnaki, R, Martin, I. Kurnnier, F, Canzett, I. Ballentine, L. Oswald. 4th Row: S. Malone, N, Shields, I Botdeiikiivlier, Mr Lfltto, M, Mershnnt-i, S Only, P. Osborn, H. Untrer, R. Plhoades, V. Borcilc. The Orchestra Since musical events were few until near the end of the year when the new rnusic room was completed, it seemed this year the orchestra prac ticed endlessly, The order of appearances of the orchestra was the Iunior Play, the P. T. A., Christmas Party, Senior Play, and the Sprina Concert. Last on the list was c'otnnienc-etnent. The Seniors rearet that they were unable to enjoy much of the new, dreamed-of rnusic roorn. They hope that the future students of the rnusic department will fully enjoy it. There was a reaional orchestra rnade up of about l25 students front hiqh schools of eleven northeastern Ohio counties. Mr. Lehto directed the flute section in rehearsal. One representative from Poland participated in this orchestra which aave a concert at Kent State University in February. Three students participated in a music contest held at Pitch. Since they received superior ratina they entered the state contest. They were Williciiii Nelson, Fred Conzett, and Phyllis Scudder. We spent another profitable year under the kindly and inspirational direction of Mr. Lehto. Mr. Lehto's ability in playing the flute was recognized in the fact that he was chosen to play in the orchestra for Qlclahonia when it carrie to the Palace Theater in Youngstown. it Paae'fhirty-eight lst Row: N. Felier, C. Iones, N. Shields, D. Erhardl, S. Malone. E. Carlson. 2nd Row: P. Scudder, C. Sharpe, IW. Withers, V, Llaslo, S. Memers, W. Rs:-csc, II. Brwrsif, V. Rwcldm I . Riley, I. Murine, W. Kellqrfn, I. Fmll.1m,A. Ilawrie. 3rd ROW: C. Manrli, I. Tarille, I. llclin, M. Plivlys, if Olsvn, l'. llcler, C Rallirnd, R Vanvn, I. Heed, ll Repaslay, W. Nelson, M. Mcisliimoi, R. Conzell 4th Row: C. Slavens, T. Cliniielewski, T. Boyer, I. Kuminer, l'. Conzell, R Marlin, I. Mctfciiiley, I.. Osw ilfl, I. Ballantine, I. Trimble, l. Bowniasler, I. Conzetl, R. Brain, H. Allen. Sth Row: FI. Slavons, Mr. B. E, Lehlo, directory ID, Galicia, I-I. Unger, D. Wright, F. Ilfmaertmld, M, S11-iiqlv N. Stacy, P. Osborne, V. Bortill, A. Loullil, F.. Rhaadcs, I. Thomas. The Band Our band, under the capable direction of Mr. Lehlo had a very successful year. The band added lo the school spirit by performing at all the football games and playing Ior the pep-assemblies. As a final climax, the band played several numbers in the spring con- cert, April 25, honoring the grand opening of the new music room. -SI Pf1qe'l'liiily-nine lf' s - . f- .. of -' ' ' .. .,., ' ' , if ' ' 1 it 1 lst Row G. Iohnson, I. Kropp, E, Kerr, W. Wlietstone, H. McGarry, I. Hill, M, Meisliimei, I. Ballantine, S. Lovell, S. Brown, S. Witt, G. Susany, I. Stacy, M. Szush, D, Hahn. 2nd Row Miss Iohnson, S. Namie, I. Smith, P. Scudder, I. McFarlin, 3. Leepard, S. SllV9I', I. Sicaluse, A. Weeso, S. Carly, A. Palomaki, I. Yarqo, L. Panella, S. Reisen, S, Wagner, D. Ludt, Mrs. Ritz. 3rd Row I. Erskine, D. Stanq, A. Robeson, R, Wagner, T. Ostovich, P. McCrone, B. Biroscliak, S. Heqq, M. Bryson, N. Towers, NV, Luteran, R. Yariko, F. Conzett, I. Kuinmer, R. l.t1Blasio. 4th Row I. Waller, A. Dias, R. Iohnston, A. Macklin, D. Weyer, I. Chambers, A. Schuotto, I. Klmkc, I. Murine, The Seminuricm A staff of sixty helped in writing, printinq, and circulatinq this years paper. Our editors were Shirley Witt and Shirley Namie, with Sarah Iane Carty as their associate editor. The printing, on the whole, was very readable. The qirls ot the senior commercial class all helped in mirneoqraphinq and puttina the paper together. One issue featured articles about tuberculosis. Students wrote articles and cartoons concerning, What Youth Can Do About Tuberculosis as entries for the Ohio School Press Project. The entire paper was sent in to be judged. Many thanks go to our advisors, Miss Iohnson and Mrs. Ritz, for their help and advice in the past year. -if Page Forty Iie lst Row: I. Murine, D. Waqner, T. Ostuvich, I. Khnke, W. Philpoii, P. McCrone, I. Erskine, I. Zeiger, W. Luteran, S. Heqq, L. Stillson, I. Kropp, M. Mershimer. 2nd Row: I. Waller, S. Brown, S. Witt, N. Duer. G. Iohnson, I. Wolfe, I. Hill, P. Scudder, N. Watson, I. Smith, S. Narnie, I. Kibler, L. Prrnella, C. Iones, D. Ludi, I. Bayer. 3rd Row: I. Gutknechi, W. Hale, F. Lyons, S. Williams, A. Schuette, I. Chambers, W. Seidner, W. Eich, K. Saunders, P. Evans. 41h Row: I. Waller, L. Burkeri, I. Jacobsen. Annual Staff Editor - .... ..---. -- Patsy McCrone- Associate Editor - - . Iody Zeiqer Business Manager -.- -.-.. . . . .. - Iim Erskine Feature Writers . . .. - .. . . . .. - . - Shirley Witt, Iohn Chambers, Gail Iohnson, Iudy Kropp, Ioan Wolfe, Sandra Heqa, Sandra Brown, Ianet Smith, Ierry Murine, Shirley Narnie, Marguerite Mershimer, Phyllis Scudder, Nancy Duer, Ieannette Kibler, Iudie Waller, Al Schuette, Bill Luieran, Nancy Watson, Iack Klinke, Bill Seidner, Fred Lyons, Dick Taaffe, Doris Wylarn, Ianei Bayer, Lillie Panella. Class Writers . . . . . - ...- is ss. ..- Iane Hill, Nancy Shields, Lynne Stillson, Sandra McCrone, Iohn Waller. Bookkeepers . ., ..- .. Ianet Smith, Doris Ludi Advertising -- . - . - . . .. WL. -... - Iim Erskine, Ierry Murine, Dick Wagner. Ted Ostovich, Iack Klinke, Bill Luteran. Circulation . ., - .-. L..,.,L, LL- -,,. - . - Al Schuetie, Bill Seidner, Bill Philpott, Stewart Williams, Bill Eich, Ken Saunders, Pete Evans, Iohn Gutknecht, Bill Hale, Larry Burkert, Iohn Waller, Iack Iacobsen. First Period Library Staff Reserve Cheer Leaders Library Publicity Staff Library Work Room Basketball Scorers The Stamp Club Blue All-Star Team Iunior High Ninth Grade Mr. Linden, Mr. Kridler Basketball Squad Basketball Squad Mr. Paulin White All-Star Team The Senior Play Poland is still laughing at the rollicking comedy Men Are Like Street- cars, presented on March 28, 1952. The plot centers around the Mason family which includes Mother lSandra Heggl, Father fEugene Iuilleratl, Sylvia, the older daughter fNatalie Towerslp and Maudie, the younger daughter llanet Bayeri. Maudie decides that it's about time her sister Sylvia was getting married, so she plays cupid between Sylvia and Ted Felton llohn Kummeri, not realizing that her sister has always been in love with Ierry lBill Seidneri. Meanwhile, Maudie is also teaching all her techniques, lines, and systems on how to catch a man, to her three girl friends, Alix lloanne Zeigerl, Iulie Uudy Kroppi, and Lysbeth lSandy Brownl, not to mention her timid cousin, Ioy lSara Leepardl. Although Maudie thought she knew iust about everything because of the actual experiences she'd been through, she was still having trouble with her own boy friend Davy lArthur Macklinl. Then to everyone's horror, Ioy panicked the party and stole Davy and Chi, the handsome romeo, lack Klinke, right out from under everyone's noses. lust as things were getting hot, the local mothers, Mrs. White, tludie Walleri, Mrs. Allen lMarguerite Mershimerl, and Mrs. Day lleannette Kiblerl dropped in to let the Mason's know that they thought their daughters were being mistreated. Poor Margaret, the maid lNancy Duerl, seemed to be the only calm person around. Well, believe it or not, everything straightened itself out for the best. The moral of the story is Men Are Like Streetcars, if you miss one, there's sure to be another along soon. I just mentioned it. The Seniors wish to thank the entire cast, the wonderful job done by all the committees, and especially Miss lohnson, our very capable director. 'El Page Forty-three 19+ The Iunior Play In the Machine Shop ln Art Class Cooking Class Driving Class Movie Operators ln Typinq Class Physics Lab. The Wood Shop Chem. Lab. -t - . .. AM f--.- .,,4f The Junior Play What happens when a meek, quiet boy of sixteen, who has always been protected by three maiden aunts, suddenly exerts himself? 'P 'P You mean you missed itl This question was answered on November 16, 1951, when the Iunior Class skillfully presented the three-act comedy entitled The Inner Willy. As the curtain opened, Willoby Adam's CBob Yankoi future has been planned thoroughly by his three maiden aunts, Aunt Hester tLillie Panellal, Aunt Louise Uane l lilD, and Aunt Olga CSusie Dearingi. Suddenly, Willy's inner self tAnn Weesei, dressed in red underwear, appeared to teach Willy to exert himself. As the play progressed, Willy found himself with four dates for the spring dance: The unattractive Marybelle tludy Thomasi, the twins Trudy and Ianet tludy Stanfar and Iudy Mclfarlinl, and Carol lloan Sicafusel, for whom he has had a secret crush for several years Willy ran into difficulties when Carol's steady tlfred Lyons? found out about his crush. With the help of Mike tBay Di Blasiol he ironed out all his problems and took Carol to the dance with everyones blessings. We wish to express our gratitude to Miss Esther Swift, who spent so much of her time and effort in the direction of the Inner Wil1y. Academic Contest At Mt. Union College, Poland was well represented in the District Scholar- ship Tests by the following people: Algebra I-Carol Holland, Susan Baxter: Biology-Sylvia Meiners, Carolyn Sharpe: English IX-Lynn Stillson, Sandra Lewis: Latin I-Philip Csborn, Lorene Oswald: English X-Helena MCGGHY, Iames Bordenkircher: Plane Geometry-Sandra Malone, Kenneth Saunders: Latin Il-Emily Allen, Barbara Carlson: World History-Conner White, Ronald Moore: Advanced Algebra--Fred Lyons, Ioann Coloutes: Chemistry-Robert Yanko, Charles Gould: English XI-Raymond DiB1asio, loan Sicafuse: French I-Iudy Stanfar, Ann Weese: American History-Sarah lane Carty, Lillie Panella: English XII-Shirley Namie, Shirley Witt: French ll-Marguerite Mershimer, Iudy Kropp: Physics-lohn Kummer, Phyllis Scudder: Senior Social Studies-William Luteran, Nancy Watson. At this time we do not know what the final results will be, but we are con- fident that our representatives will come through with flying colors. - -if Page Forty-five 15'- Board of Ed ucation R. D. HILL I G. W. THULLEN F. B. POWERS H. H. HUNNEKE I A SAUNDERS President Vice-President R. H. MCCOLLUM T. I. MAYERS W. C. SMITH NANCY McKEE Clerk Clerk-Emeritus Superintendent of School Secretary County Schools CContinued from Page 293 The coachinq staff includes Mr. Charles Stone, as head coach with Mr Paris and Mr. Hawke as assistants. The managers are Conner White and Ray DiBlasio. The 1952 track season is as follows: April April April April May May May May 4 We C ,C iClass Track Meet lO ..,.. l.c,Columbiana, Leetonia, Poland 18 26 3 9 14 23 .24 .ss., Sebring, Minerva, Poland Ohio Wesleyan Class B Meet Mentor Relays County Meet District Meet State Meet Page Forty-six eh so ffis-we-e ' vs f s , s , O53 .JT Y-Teen Cabinet Champion Spellers Iunior High Sweetheart Ball and Ninth Grade Queen and Court Miss Roesel, Mrs. Calhoun, Basketball squad Mrs. Raub. Mrs. Linden Acmm . Twelve Years scene From Iumor may Crowning the Prom Absent from Group in Poland Schools At the Junior prom Queen and King Pictures Together Senior Play Cast The Last Assembly McCRONE MARKET MONARCH Foons Daily Delivery Service Pl'1Ol'1G 5-4715 1 Main St, N. Duer: Yes, I've been working in the opera. I carry a spear in the second act. Ian: But how do you keep awake? N. Duer: The girl behind me also carries a spear. CARSON'S OF POLAND The Countryside Furniture Store Boardman-Poland Road. Poland, Ohio Open Daily 1:00 to 9:00 Phone 2-2354 MILLARD'S FLOWERS Distinctive Corsage Styling Prices Reasonable 6 Boardman Road Poland Phone 5-3006 -wif Page Forty-eight lif- WITH ERS HEATING CO. Complete Line of PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES Phone 5-5654 412 Main Street Poland, Ohio Nat: Don't interrupt me now. I'm writing to my boy friend. Pee Wee: But why are you writing so s1ow? Nat: He can't read very fast.' Complete Line Building Materials BOARDMAN SUPPLY CO. Ready Mix Concrete - Bricks Fire Brick - Plaster - Lath Cement Blocks - Sand - Slaq Insulation - Drain Tile Sewer Pipe - Ceramic Tile ASK FOR IT - WE HAVE lT Phone 2-8131 215 Canfie1d-Po1and Rd. Compliments of J. C. Sakely 81 Sons Mealy Dry Cleaners Poland's First and Finest Phone 5-5627 25 Younqstown Road -:ff Page Forty-nine 13+ MAHCNING VALLEY SUPPLY CO. Industrial Supplies Welding Equipment and Supplies 704 Youngstown-Poland Rd. Youngstown, Ohio Phone 5-2133 College-boy lack ran out of money and sent his father this telegram: No mon, no fun, your son. His iather wrote back: Too bad. so sad, your dad. M-V STORES, Inc. Art Smiley. Mgr. Goodyear Tires and Batteries Car and Home Supplies 561 Mahoning Ave, Youngstown, Ohio Phone 6-0564 Mahoning Valley Supply Co. Tire Department 2228 South Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Phone 4-5057 if Page Fifty tif HARROFF'S MAIN STREET SUPERETTE full line of fancy foods Poland, Ohio Phone 5-5323 I'm not so big. I just come in the ECONOMY size. -Joe. The Armistice, wrote Teddy, was signed Nov. 11, 1918, and ever since we have had two minutes peace a year. I 0 I-U DT 5 Don L. Slcafuse SU NOCO Station George S. Bishop Tires. Batteries REAL ESTATE Agcegggries Phone 5-0989 Phfme 53679 Polond Poland, Ohio -if Page Fifty-one fl - Best Wishes Class of '52 JOH N and MATT'S SOHIO SERVICE 2 Miles East of Poland on Rt. 224 Hallicrafter TV Headquarters Guaranteed 150-Mile TV Reception also Tires - Batteries - Lubrication Paints and Complete Line of Auto Accessories Iohn G. Phone 46-68202 Murine Matthew E. Harty Gail: I must Sandy: lfrom say. Sandy. your playing is improving. the next rooml I'm not playing the piano. I'm dusting. MACKLIN'S BARBER SHOP It Pays to Look Well 404 Main Street Poland, Ohio Body PYRAMID MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth - Sales a:nd Service Dodge Iob-Rated Trucks and Fender Repair Welding Brazing Phone 5-2158 Auto Pointing -'if Page Fifty-two T31- HENDERSCN YOUNGSTOWN'S LARGEST DEALER 19-Hour Factory Fashion Service lDaily Except Sunday! 7:30 A. M. to 2:30 A. M. H E N D E R S O N 'S The Dealer Closest to the Heart of Youngstown Boardman and Walnut Streets Mrs. Stone: If I were to be flogged what would that be? Class lin unisonl: That would be corporal punishment. Mrs. Stone: But if I were to be beheaded? Class Cstill in unisonl: That would be capital. Society Brand Clothes For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young The Squire Shop, Inc. 141 W. Federal St. Younqstown, Ohio l Compliments of Joe The Barber Main St. Poland Compliments of Schwartz Food Market Main St., Poland Page Fifty-three lik- CONGRATULATIONS, CLASSES OF 1952! If yours were the choice of naminq the date in history when you would most like to live, were bettinq you'd choose tomorrow, with all of its challenge and promise! And so would we s- because history never knew a more interesting era! Wondering what Waits to be discovered just outside the classroom door? Well, we're pretty sure that the degree in which your dreams will all come true depends almost completely upon YOUR own determination! First you'd better BUlLD your ladder to the stars . . . and then, with all the faith and hope and trust that true success requires . . . climb to the very top! And our best Wishes will qo with you all the way! McKELVEY'S Opal: What's a gob? Wilma: A wolf in ship's c1othing. First with the Finest L. F. Donnell Records Radio Combinations Ford Television l8ll Market st. Repairs Your Home Entertainment Center Open Evenings For Fine Foods Try the The Record Shop B0Gl'dI110l1 Restaurant Market at Midlothian Phone 8-6571 Best Wishes 6742 Market St. Phone 8-0970 -ft Page Fifty-four I L. P. GOOD Iohn Deere Farm Machinery Small and Large Power Equipment also Hay - Straw - Oats Corn - Wheat 1209 Poland-Boardman Rd. Compliments of Warren C. Hegg Realtor Sgt. Iohn: Would you like to see some bubble-dancing? Rookie Ierry: Yes-SIR! I ! ! Sgt. Iohn: We1l, go to the mess hall. You're the dishwasher. TAKE IT FRQM MR. WHEELER'S C 0561519 YOU'LL BE SATISFIED Sodas. Sundaes Banana Splits Milkshakes Sandwiches .ff pu SANDWICH SHOPS OF DISTINCTION 2639 Market St. 3126 Market St. qe Fifty-five Inf- As your official photographers in the production of this book. may we take this opportunity to thank you most sincerely for your business, and for your splendid cooperation. TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS Here's to your future success in whatever you elect to be your life's work GOOD LUCK! .... EVERYONE OF YOU! THE STUDIO OF SCHWEEN-WAGN ER Artists in Photography 125 W. Commerce Street Youngstown, Ohio -if Page Fifty-six SEIDEL FOOD MARKET Self Serve FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FINEST FRESH MEAT Open Until 9 P. M. Daily 202 Moin Street Poland, Ohio Iim: Can you read my mind? Icmet: Yes. lim: Go ahead. Icmet: No- you go ahead. AL WAGNER MOTOR SALES CO. 3121 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH Sales and Service DIAMONDT TRUCKS Sales and Service USED CARS 3400 Southern Blvd., Youngstown Pgrfy Compliments of POLAND SEED CO. Everything for the Home and Garden Man in Restaurant Waitress- please bring me some coffee without cream Dot: Sorry sir, we have no cream. Could it be without milk? THE JOHNSTON CO. General Hardware, Builders' Supplies Phone 5-2879 Compliments of Smith Dairy Co. John Hendel Ieweler Deliveries in Poland Watch Re q 22 Main Si. Poland, Ohio Phone 5-8811 Poland, Ohio Page Fifty-eight KENNETH W. BARNES Pharmacist and Dispensing Chemist Phones: 5-0037 --- 5-0058 4 5-3027 Emergency Night Phone: 5-2432 Twenty-four Hour Prescription Service in Poland District Dr. Kummer: How is the boy who swallowed the silver dollar? Nurse Wylamz No change yet, Doctor. RED'S SERVICE STATION Your Friendly Sohio Dealer Atlas Tires and Batteries Road Service Phone 5-3550 Res. Phone 7-8642 +22 Page Fifty-:line YALLECH LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. Everything to Build Anything 19 Lowellville Rd. Struihers, Ohio Complete Plcminq Mill Phones 5-2165 cmd 5-2166 Dick: Mike, I wish you'd do my math. Mike: No Dick, ii wou1dn't be right. Dick: Wel1, maybe it wou1dn't, but you could try. THE PENNER FURNITURE CO. Good Furniture for Over Wa of cr Century 2718 Moirkei Si. 162 Bridge Si. Youngstown, Ohio Siruthers, Ohio P ge sixty 1 Best Wishes to the Class of '52 ERSKINE 81 SON Lowellville, Ohio Phones 6-6225 - 6-6226 Narner: Look! lim is going to kick a goal. Smither: What did Goal do? You Should Be in Pictures! Studio - Weddings - Candid Graduation - Children - Family Portraits Phone 5-3085 for Appointment GENE'S STUDIO 336 Elm St. Struthers, O. Valley Tire PIERCE'S 8' 0 CO' Golden Dawn Dunlop Valvoline FOOD STORE Goodyear Products Tires ll68 Poland Ave. Phone 7-2429 Iames Erskine, Owner Struthers Road V2 Block North of Route 224 Open Daily 8:30 - 10:00 Page Sixty-one E1- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '52! So near is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to man, When duty Whispers low, Thou must , The youth replies, l can . . . . Ralph Waldo Emerson STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S Youngstown, Ohio Warren, Ohio New Castle, Pa. Salem, Ohio Iody: See that blonde over there? She irks me. Vern: Nice irk if you can get it. RU NGE'S Quality Meats. Groceries and Dry Goods General Merchandise Struthers, Ohio Phone 5-2873 Corner 5th and Elm Streets sporting Compliments of Goods CO. Hamili-on's 2l N. Champion St. Good Food ,. 3, Oh' Youngstown IO Boardman-Poland Rd. Ben Scharsu Carl Genkmgelgete McBride Bogrdmcn' Ohio +21 Page Sixty-two lit- THE STAMBAUGH-THOMPSON CO. Younqstown's Complete Hardware Store 114 W. Federal St. 2625 Market St. 1652 Mahoning Ave. 1823 Belmont Ave. Youngstown-Poland Road Hardware Leaders for 106 Years Mr. Hutzen: What happens when a body is immersed in water? Iudie: The phone rings. SHY LOCKSON TAILORS For Finest in Custom Tailoring Don't Be Shy-See Shy 201 Wick Building Corner Phelps and Federa1 St. Youngstown, Ohio Page Sixtyeihree Compliments of F. J. HERMAN Plumbing. Heating, and Supplies Phone 5-4814 6411 Youngstown-Poland Road Shirley W.: I've changed my mind. Ioan W.: Do you find that this one works better? WELLMAN'S GREENHOUSE Flowers for All Occasions Poland Center Rd. Phone 5-4523 CONGRATULATIONS Matteols F. W. Barber Shop Woolworth Co. 3600 Market st. 267 Boqfdmfm-Canfield Rd. 25 Mcffhiu Yolmqstown, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio Page Sixiy-four lsk Compliments of BOARDMAN SHOPPING CENTER LITTLE FASHION SHOP Infants' and Chi1dren's Wear O SALLIE TRUE DRESS SHOP 0 DAWN CLEANERS O THE TIME SHOP Boardman Iewelers O SIDNEY'S FURNITURE O BOARDMAN DRUGS -if Paqe Sixty-five IF' Congratulations to the Class of 1952 from THE STUDENT COUNCIL Patsy: Why are you wearing my raincoat? Iudy: You wou1dn't want me to get your new skirt wet, would you? Compliments of THE SEMINARIAN Your School Paper 'PQ Sxty Fuel Oil Specialists Fuel Oil-Burner Service Complete Furnace and Burner Installations THE BARTRAM OIL CO. Bears Den Road 9-7418 Youngstown, Ohio Bill L.: What is hynotism? Ierry M.: Rheumatism in the hip. Best Wishes from VANICH APPLIANCE Carbon, Pa. Compliments ot THE BUCKS Compliments of , , F. W. Woolworth Hmman s Barber Struthers-Poland Shopping Center Boardman, Ohio -tit Paqe Sixty-sev n 1 We can't make all the concrete block. so we just make the best of it CARBUN BLUCK The CARBON CONCRETE BRICK Co. Lowellville, Ohio Miss Iohnson: Name two pronouns Bob I.: Who? Me? C. W. LUMPP 81 CO. Home Smoked Meats Phone 2-2637 1642 Boardman-Poland Rd. Youngstown, Ohio Best of Luck to the Senior Class THE POLAND HI-Y 1952 PqSty1 YI' , , .' '1' lj- 'LB 1 Y , - ta?-In I 1 L . . . . 1 up q.- A 'K -4' I, - L. M xg IBUZW . wcvfb- 0M'f1W'. ,ff , W f-M ' A YWI'5i:Q,k?L4,4iL?m,9?,9t0f xv'5q!f64f fkyfrgyzy. 1 G'jjfe,ffi5gW 1 J-77 0Jf'jZLff Wm M . WW Qfjgiffvrfz? FJ Quia, 2: :Q Duff M,jyffffoff S-E5 MHHIVC HN ' ' I GW! ' X5yQ7 N '5 w' yy p,,,4,.,L-o-in-wJ My ffm? Vx I Q pw' ' 'vw fc . 'M W MM 1 CV Z ff Q0 X.-,.A', W so 'AHF f .aglwr QQ 3 pMp, fy! Twig, ,LL ,lp V . , M04 2313? 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