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

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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?-

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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'-