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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

GE? f ' gl I . L N Www k . xi N ,x'!fim'1'IIlm-,M I lllrlll H h'n'w..,,mj:,'i W !llf ll! 5,5 1 - -..,,,....,, 1' -,I mn . Page Two THE PICDNEER SEMINARY HIGH SCHCDCDL PQLANDQHIQ 36,5 eesfvi E, xlL Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-three Dedication We, the members of the class of 1953, with respect and affection dedicate this issue of the Pioneer to Mr. Barton, our principal, who through his position has been a teacher, counselor, and friend. Page Four ' av if ,.,.,f.Jf,g 'f'g ggi ggi ,,.,..f 610 Ulf il G. M. BARTON Principal Alflfrlxrtr MARY FRANCES IOHNSON Snmor Adviser English Gutdonce C. F. STONE Donn of Boys llmrltlm Pllxysimxl Ecltlcwttlolr .ith HOWARD F. HUTZEN Gm o'nwtry Cl' 'znistry lllzystms L. E. HAWKE lnclnstriol Arts HILDA STONE Civics Ecmrrornlcs Frfwnch Psychology The Faculty eil Page Six lu lv' I. S. LINDMAN Assistant Principal Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry S. A. HALL General Scvance RONALD F. PARIS GfPcqr'f1Vl1y W1 lld lllstory LUCILLE B. CHRISTIAN l.IlHrf1r1m1 JESSIE Y. PITCHFORD Art B. E. LE!-I'I'O Instrumental Music HOWARD KITZMILLER AAIIIGTIFGYI History IIIKIIISIIIGI GC-oqrcphy MRS. IOSEPHINE GRAVES Euqhsh Lntm IOHN B. MCKEE Ir-tlttstrlml Arts ROBERT W. ROBERTS Mtnttwm ttlvfs DONALD E. EVANS Dv1v1r1f: Hwlfvqy ROGER T. SMITH General Mczrthemcnttrs Busmcss Arttttmetlc Histzry Page Seve-n LOIS ROESEL Decm of Girls I-Iomomr1k1nfg LOIS MCCALLISTER English FRANCES RITZ Commercial SIIIQIIOS ESTHER F. SWIFT Enqhsh Bookkeepmq MARILYN FABIS Health Phystcul EdUCCII1OI'1 NAOMI R. PARK Voccxt Music The Faculty Last Name Ballantine Bergman Bovo Bowes Braham Capezzuti Carty Caste Coloutes Conzett Davis Dearing DeLaney Elder Evans Geddes Gould Hahn Hanson Hill Hvizdos Hvizdos Kerr Klesch Lanterman Lewis Lovell Lyons Maxwell McFarlin McLain Millard Miller Miller Namie Nelson Olson Panella Petrick Philpott Pohto Pollock Prine Repasky Sicafuse Simon Slavens Smolanovich Stanfar Szush Taaffe Teubner 'lhomas Thomas Unger Walker Wallace Weese Williams Worsencroft Wynn Yanko Zelinka Alias lane-lane Bergie lawrence Bill Carole Nick S. l . Casey loanne Fred Ronnie Susie IQY Fred Nan Ed Chuck Noble Lonie lanie Helen Mary leanie Chuck Esther Mary lane Sue Fred lim fudie DeWayne Don Peqqy Stubby Larry Bill Carol Lynn Lil Daryleue Bill Patty Gary George Rip Ioan bill Barb Bunny ludy Mary Ellen Dick Ed leAnn Iudy Bay Dick Dewey Ann Stew Moe lanet Bob Chen Senior Horoscopes Hobby talking fishing working thumbing rides learning the hard way football Rebels his car dancing driving to Georgia's party guy Bill cars buzzing around listening to records Sandy being friendly Akron men writing letters basketball milking cowsf?l knowing a lot of people radios finding trouble music blushing blondes brunettes, and nothing in particular l. G. hunting tinkering Barnes smoking sleeping working at Reds grinning sailors roller skating Bessie the lake foolin' around being outnumbered typing laughing being a good sport nursing sports French art the green truck teasing a certain boy music Nancy buying cars not much being on top Dottie smiling being busy teaching girls to dance working on cars -:Elf Page Eight lie Appearance excitable mild undisturbed amiable wondering thoughtful poised clean dainty cute nonchalant charming agreeable capable likeable bored sharp cwlish devilish friendly impish carefree sweet quiet curious bewildered embarrassed redheads strong silent mischievous cool interested happy-go-lucky rough casual young dazed wholesome sleepy handsome inquisitive fulleof-pep business like jovial pretty muscle man alert rugged flighty calm nice lively lost eager iolly robust hopeful queenly dependable bashful piguant enthusiastic cute I I f Seniors - ROBERT PAUL YANKO Presrd ent A llttle nonsense now and then Is rolrshed by the wrsest ot men. Academrc Contest l, 2, 3, 4, An- nual Staff 1, 4, Class Othcer, Vrce Presrdent l, Presrdent 2, 3, 4, Dra- matrcs 3, 4, Lrbrary 1, 2, Semmarran Staff 3, 4, Track Team 4, Basket- ball Manager 1, 2, Basketball Scorer 3, 4, Football Scoreboard 3, 4, Movre Operator 3, 4, Semor Scholastrc Test, Student Councml 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Student Service. LINDA IOAN SICAFUSE 1 have a hcart wrth room for every Joy. Academrc Contest 3, 4: Annual Stall 4, Chorus 3, Class Oft1cer,Sec- retary 3, 4, Dramatrcs 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens, Board 3, Vrce Presrdent 4, Lrbrarxan 1, 2, Board 3 4, Semrnarian Statt 2, 3. 4, Semor Scholastrc Test, Student Servrce. BARBRA IANE BALLANTINE Chara'te.r rs higher than rntellect. Academtc Contest l, 2, 3, Annual Staff, Ca-associate Edttor 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Lrbrarran 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Semte narran Staff 3: Sentor Scholasttc Test, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Grrls' State, Student Servrce, LAWRENCE I. BOVO Ltle rs nrt so short, but that there is always trme enough for courtesy. Student Servxce, CAROLE ANN BRAHAM Good thoughts, even rf they are forgotten, do not pe-r1sh. Chcrus l, 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Sermnarran Staff 4, Student Servrce. The Seniors Page Ten CHARLES HOWARD GOULD Vrce-Presrdent There's honesty, manhood, and good tellowslup rn htm. Academtc Contest 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 2, Class Otircer, VlCf'Pf9S1d9Ul 3, 4, Dramaucs 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, H1-Y 4, Reserve Basketball 1, Semrnarran Stat! 4, Senror Scholashc Test, Track Team 1, 3, 4: Movre Operator 3, 4, Boys' State, Student Servtce. ANN WEESE Treasurer Born for success, she seemed wr h grace to wrt. Academxc Contest 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 1 45 Band l, 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Class Offrcer, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Dramattcs 3, 4, G. A. A. Board 1, Z, 3, Y-Teens 3, Presrdent 4, Lrbrarran l, 2, Board 3, Orchestra l, Z, 3, Presrdent 4, Semr- narran Staff 3, 4, Senror Scholastrc Test, Grrls' Sextet 3, 4, Student Ser- vrcc. DONALD G. BERGMAN Iakmg and humor are pleasant, and often of extreme utrlrty. Annual Statf 4, Chorus 3, 4, Dm. matics 4, Sennnarran Staff 4, Track Team 3, Student Servrce. WILLIAM E. BOWES Courage conquers all thmqs. Student Servrco, NICKOLAS R. CAPEZZUTI, IR. He rs truly great that makes no account of any herght of honors. Football l, 5, 4, H1-Y 3, 4, Student Servrce. SARAH JANE CARTY So well to 'mow her own, that what she wllls to do or soy seems Wrsest, vrrtuousest, dis- creetest, best. Acadernrc Contest 1, Z, 3, 4, An- nual Stfrtt, I-Tdttor 4, Band 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Board 4: Y-Teens, Secretary 3, 4: Orchestra 2 3, 4, Semmarran Staff, Assocrate Edrtor 3, Edttor 4, Student Councrl 'Z, Strmq Ensemble 4, Student Ser- vrce. IOANNE COLOUTES A person ot beauty rs cz 1oy tor ever. Anadennc Contest 3: Chorus 1, 2, Secretarv 3, Dxamirttcs 47 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Sentor Scholas- ttc Test, Student Servrce. RONALD D. DAVIS In lrtendshry I eo11y was taught to belteve. Chorus 4, Boardman 1-Irqh 1, Semr- naman Stott 4, Student Servxce. IAY M. DELANEY Your wrt makes others wrtty. Student Serv ce. NANCY ELIZABETH EVANS One ot the qreatest pleasures ln ltte ts conversation. Acadennc Contest l, 2, 3, 4, An- nual Stott 4, Band 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Board 4, Y- teens 3, Calumet 4, Ltbrorlon l, 2, 3, Board 4, Semmarran Staff 1, Sernor Scholastrc Test, Basketball Scorekeoper 3, 4, Student Servtce. KENNETH A. CASTO Ncthzrtq succeeds ltke success. Band 1, Z, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 3, 4, Semmcrran Stott 4, Stu- dent Servrce. FREDERICK E. CONZETT Self - reverence, self - lrnowledqe, scli - control. Annuztl Staff 4, Hand l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, ?, C, 4, Footoall l, 2, 3, H1-Y 3g Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball l, 2: Semmarran Stall 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ouar- tet 4, Student Servrce. SUSAN DEARING Nothtntg areat was ever ttclnevod wrtnmzt enthustasm. Annual Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramotxts 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, Board 3, Presrclont 4, Y-Teens 3, Cabinet 4, Lxbrarran 1, 2, Board 3, President 4, Sermnarvan Stall 4, Student Councrl Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Cheerlead- er 3, 4- Student Servtce. DAVID FREDERICK ELDER The man that loves and laughs must surely do wcll. Annual Stat! 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2 ,3 4, Dramattcs 4, Orches- tra 2, 3, 4, Semnrarran Staff 4, Drum Malcr 2, 3, 4, Movte Operator 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 4, Dance Pond 7, 3, 4, Student Servxce. EDWARD T. GEDDES No one reaches a hmh posrtton w.thout dartnq. Annual Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Feftball l, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Basket- ball 2, Semmanan Staff 4: Semor Schclastrc Test, Track Team l, 2, Boys' Cuavtet 4, Acadermc Contest 4, Student Servxce. The Seniors NOBLE H. HAHN Do well the duty that l1es before you. Chorus 3, 4, Semirorxan Stott 4, Student Servrce. IANE ELEANOR HILL Faith rs on outward cmd vxstble sxgn ot an mwnrd and spmt- uol grace. Annual Staff 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dromattcs 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Cabmet 4, Lrbranon 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Sem1- ndrmn Statf 2, 3, 4, Semor Scholase tic Test, Grrls' Sextot 3, 4, Strrng Ensemble 4, Student Servlce. MARY ANN HVIZDOS There ts a proper dtgmty and proportton to be observed tn the performance ot every act of 11te. G. A. A. 1, 3, Semmarlon 47 Stu- dent Servrce. - CHARLES IOHN KLESCH For knowledge, too, xs ttselt cz power. Student Serv1ce. - MARY JANE LEWIS The blush ot bashtulness xs so sweet. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Semincxrmn Stat! 4, Senior Scholastrc Test, Student Servxce. The Seniors Page Twelve LEONA MAE HANSON Quiet and unassummg wxth a trtendly arr. G. A. A. 1, Semmarlan 4, Student Servxce. HELEN THERESA HVIZDOS Dork eyes--eternal soul ot prrdel Deep hte rn all 1hot's true! G. A- A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Semmarxon Stott 4, Student SSYVIFG. IEAN ANN KERR As merry as the day rs long. Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, G. A. A. 1, Secretory 2, Vxce Preszdent 3, L1- brarlan 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Semmarnon 3, 4, Student Servrce. ESTHER LOUISE LANTERMAN A sptrtt Ct mquxry 1S the great choroctertstlc ot the age we lrve ln. Chorus 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Semmoncm Stott 4' Student Servlce. SUZANNE LOVELL The blush 15 beoutttul, but xt IS sofnottmes mconvement. Acooemrc Contest 1, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatlcs 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Board 3, Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 3, Board 4, Lthrarzan 3, 4, Semmortcm Stott 3, 4, Semor Scholl astrc Test, Student Servtce. FREDERICK W. LYONS. IR. There is as much eloquence in the tone oi voice, in the eyes, and in the air of a speaker as in his choice of words. Academic Contest 2, 35 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Class Officer, Vice President 2, Dramatics 3, Football Manager 1, 2, Reserve Basketball 27 Senunarxan Staff 4: Senior Scholastic Test, Student Council 1, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 47 Track Team 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Boys' State: Movie Operator 3. 4: Student Ser- vice, IUDITH ANN MCFARLIN A cheeriul temper will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good- natured. Annual Staff 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Dramattcs 3, 41 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 44 Seminarian Staff 3, 4: Girls' Sextet 3: Reserve Cheerleader 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Student Service. DONALD I. MILLARD The family part is to do with might what you can do. Chorus lg Track Team 45 Student Service. ROBERT S. MILLER Courage never goes out of fash- ion. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Service. IAMES WILLIAM NELSON The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Bcmd l, 2, 3, 47 Chorus l, 2, 3, 47 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Boys' Ouartet 4, Student Servxce. IAMES D. MAXWEIL Speech is great, but silence is greater. Student Service. DeWAYNE E. MCLAIN To be content is to be happy. Football 4, Track Team 3, 4, Stu- dent Service. PEGGY LOU MILLER A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. G. A, A. l, 2, 3, 45 Seminarian Staff 4, Student Service, LARRY E. NAMIE His daily deeds, far better under- stood In acts than words, were simply doing good. Student SEIVICE, CAROLYN RUTH OLSON As elegant as simplicity, and warm as ecstasy. Annual Staff 4, Band I, 2, 3, 47 Chorus l, 2, 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Y-Teens 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Senior Scholastic Test, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Student Service. The Seniors LILLIE PANELLA So good, so patient, loyal, lovtnq, pure. Academic Contest 2, 37 Annual Staff 3, Corassociate Ed1tor 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 41 Dramatics 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 37 Y-Teens 3, 4, Ltblartan 1, 2, 3, Board 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Senn- narmn Staff l, 3, 4: Senior Scholas- tic Test, Girls' Sextet 3, 4, Strtnq Ensemble lg Student Servzce. WILLIAM EDWIN PHILPOTT The rule ct my lite IS to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Annual 3, 47 Chorus 4, Dramattcs 4, Football 2, 3, l-lt-Y 3, President 4, New Castle Htah lg Reserve Basket ball 2, Semtnartan Statl 47 Track Team 25 Boys' Ouartet 4: Student Serv.ce. GARY EUGENE POLLOCK The man that loves and laughs must surely do well. Chorus l, 2, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Track Team 1, 4g Student Ser- vice. BARBARA ANN REPASKY High erected thoughts seeded in a heart of acodness. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 G. A. A. 45 Y-'Teens 4' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Semtnarlan Stott 4, Student Service. BARBARA LEE SLAVENS Patience and qentleness is power. Band Z, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 35 G. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 4' YfTeens 3, 45 Lthrartan lg Senior Scholastic Test: Student Servtce, The Seniors elif Page Fourteen DARYLENE IOAN PETRICK 'Twas her thinking ot others made you think ot her. Chorus 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 41 Y-Teens 3, 4: Student Servtce, PATRICIA SUZANNE POHTO Enjoy her wit and gay dtsposxtton Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 4, North Htqh lg Wtlltam Dean Howells ly Student Service. GEORGE PRINE There is nc knowledge that ts not power. Sermnarlan Staff 4: Student Ser- vxce. WILLIAM RICHARD SIMON He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. Annual Staff 45 Chorus lg Football 1: Reserve Basketball l, 2, 3: Serm- nar1an Staff 4, Track Teom l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Student Servtce. DANIEL SMOLANOVICH A qreat soul will be strong to live, as we-ll as to think. Academic Contest Z, Annual Stat' 4, Football l, 3, 47 Reserve Baske- ball lg Setntnartan Shit 45 Student Counctl 41 Track Team l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 4, Student Ser- vice, IUDITH ANNE STANFAR Charms strrke tho srqht, but merrt wrns the soul. Academrc Contest 1, 2, 3, fl: An- nual Stati 45 Dramatrcs 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 31 Y-Teens 3, Treasurer 45 Lr- hrarran 'Ig Senror Scholastrc Test, Student Servrce RICHARD CHARLES TAAFFH Happy am lg from care 1'm tree! Why are-n't they all contented lrke me? Annudrl Sratt 45 Class Ottrcer, Presrdent 1, Football l, 2, 3, 41 Hr-Y 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, 3: Serrrrnarran Staff 47 Student Councrl 1, Ll, Track Tetrrrr 2, 33 Student Ser- VlC9. IUDITH E. THOMAS Honor rs the reward ol vrrtue. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 47 Dramatrcs 3, 47 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-TGFDS 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Sornrnarran Stntt 4, Se-'nor Scholas- ttc Test, Student Se-rvrce. RAYMOND I.. UNGER An honest man's word rs as qood as hrs bond. Annual Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 3' Chorus l, S, 4, Dranratrcs 4, Foot' ball l. 3. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Sernrf narran Statt 45 Track Team 37 Dance Band 3, 4, Student Servrce. DUANE L. WALLACE Srlence rs more eloquent than words. Football 2: Student Servrce. ,. if Page Fifteen lik MARY ELLEN SZUSH In dornq what we ought, we ex- pect rro praise, because rt rs our duty, Annual Stott 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Y,Tcen:. 3, 4, lsrbrarran 1, 2, 4: Sonrrnarran Stall 3, 4, Student Sorvzce. EDWARD M. TEUBNER The great pleasure rrr hte rs dolnq what people say you cannot do. Haverlord Hrqh School 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 31 Varsrty Basketball 2, 3, Reserve Basketball 1, Basel hall: HrY 45 Student Servrce, IO ANN THOMAS Great thoughts come from the heart. G, A. A. l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 4, Sentr- narran Stall 45 Student Servrcre. RICHARD D. WALKER Good deeds are reserved to: qood men. Chorus 1, 27 Track Team 1, 2, 45 Student Servrce. STEWART EDWIN WILLIAMS You were made for emoyment, and the world was trlled with thrnqs whrch you wrll enloy. Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 47 Band 1, 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2. 3, 45 Hr-Y 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Orchestra 1, 3, Reserve Basket ball 1, 25 Semrnarran Stott 45 Semor Scholastic Test: Track Team 1, 2, 3, 47 Varsrty Basketball 3, 4, Student Servrce. The Seniors COLIN MELVIN WORSENCHOFT An honest man ts the noblest work of God. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Reserve Bos- ketbcll 35 Track Team 25 Vorslty Basketball 45 Student Sezvtce. IANEI' LEE WYNN Good sense ts the qttt ot Heaven. Annual Stcxtf 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. l, 2, 35 Y-Teens 3, 45 L1- brzxrtcm 1, 2, 3, 45 Semmctrlun Stott 3, 45 Student Servtce. IOHN STANLEY ZELINKA Smtles are lull ot worth cmd goodness too. Licnd 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Foot- ball 25 H1-Y 3, 4: Orchestra 35 He- serve Basketball 1, 3: Student Ser- Vlffe. The Seniors A X ui -'Et Page Sixteen and Item Item Item ltern Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Iterrr Iterrr Item Ilern Itenr Item Item Item Item Item Iterrr Item Item Item Item Iterrr Item Item Item Item W e te: I 2. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO ll I? I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 I9 QC 21 22 'IS 2-t 25 PG 1? 7 TR 1? SI 30 31 32 33 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT THE CLASS OF 1953 the Senrar Class: of l9lr3 herna ot sound rnrnds and hodres do rn .tament. To the lunror Class we leave the Iront rows rn assemblres, our textlzccks, term papers, crvrvs notes and Mrs. Stone wrtlr our Lest wrshes To the Sophomore Cla-s we leave all the fun ot the lunror and Senror Plays We leave the Freshman Class wrtlr three years rn whrvh to bert borrow, or s etrl the Contents at therr treasury Ianre Ilrll leaves to her beloved lrttle srsters Mar lene and Maraaret I-Iahn, her rrppetrtre, wlrrch rs bra wnorrah tor the two rt tlrerrr Leona Hanson Wrlls her ncontrme rrdes to Marrlyn Frsvrrfr. Susre lit-trr'rrrc1 wrlls her dynnmrr' personalrty her closets tull ol Clo.hes and her Vlrrerleadrnq urn form to llelores Buddre wl-u .rlretrdy has her' anottr Sarah lane Carty bequeaths the edrtorshrp of the Serrrrntrrrarr trnd the Proreer to some poor un suspoctrnq lurrrors, Larry Narrrre Wrlls hrs 'Cat Clothes to lrrn Nerrrrr Iudy MtFarlrn leaves all her lrttle blue absence slrps rn the wastebasket rn Room IIO Chuck Gould Wrlls hrs frery oralrons to Iohn Bayer, Barbara Repasky beaueaths her lrohtenrna speed rn tyrtrrrq to Flrla Barber Mary Ellen Szush leaves her artrstrc poetrc, and musrcal talents to Sandy Moline rt she thrnks she van INTIIFIIG all three Patty Pohto lcaves her poeketbook to Barbara Mr'Collum. Nanvy Ilvans leaves her' rnevrtable prle at books to Conner Whrte. loan Srurtusn leaves tor Mrtrmr to aet fr man, Carolyn Olson Wrlls her pet expressrons to her srster Sonia, Ed Geddes leaves hrs brarns to Mr: I-Iutzens struqqlrnq Classes. Stew Wrllronrs Wrlls hrs label as the Class Clown to Claude Drlanna. Mary lane Lewrs leaves her soil sweet votce to Beatsy Iones. Fd Teubner leaves: hzs Iona walks horne to C Slavens. Brll Srmon Wrlls hrs wrnnrnq sales personalrty to Dale Wrrqht, who wrll trnd rt comes rn handy wrtlr annual ads, Brll Bowes loaves hrs glasses behrnd and stumbles down the steps. Don Berqman leaves hrs Corrrey Jokes to Chuck Fox lean Kerr leaves her tarlor mtrde Clothes to Ruth Doerraht Casey Casto leaves. loanne Coloutes wills her love lor late hours to Mary Ann Puharreh Noble llalm beaueaths hrs stood rntentrons to Georqre Conrades. lvloe Wrrr,:tfrrr'r'c3tt Wrlls hrs Irewrlclertrd look to lrrrr Iustrwr- Lrllre Parrelltr Wrlls her borrrrelltrszs r-rreray to Nant-y Feher Ilsther Ltrnterman Wrlls her Comb to lere Taatle. Ilan Snrolanovrch carrrerl vn by Tom, Pete Saqar Honey and Mark Iudy Stanlar Wrlls her wrnnrna smrle and cheer trrl manner to her srster, Tonr lay DeLr1ney Wrlls hrs lan rlrrb ol erahlh arade qrrls to Rrrss Sarkres. leaves hrs qood name to be We the trrrvlrrrstqrred, to deelare tlrrf: wrll trr lun.-arrre vtrlrrl on the twenty erqhtlr day ol May rn the year of our Lord one tlr.nr.trrr'I nrnr- lrrrrrrlrt-rl trnd trltg throt- Item Iterrr Itern Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Iterrr Item Item Item Item Item Ilern Item Item Item ltern Item Iterrr Item Item Itern Item Item Item Iterrr Item Item ltern The SIINIOD ake prrltlrrzh, and deelare tlrrs to be our lrrst wrll Brll Nelson leaves hrs two tront teeth to Iohnny Gutkneeht Nrck Capezuttr leaves hrs Irahtrnq football sprrrt to Ed Crrtes, Stub Mrller leaves hrs rob rrt the Town I-Iall to Ronnre Mr'Ntrb Sue Lovell wrlls her qood humor and abrlrty to take a tease to Lynne Strllsorr lane Balltrntrne Wrlls her unreeoanrzed drlrqenee to Helen Swhwartz. Ronnre Davrs leaves hrs 'partres' to anyone wrth a wrllrna arandtather Drck Taalle lveaueaths hrs rnherrted football rersey No, III' to Trrrrrrry Ludt, whether he wants rt or not. Georqe Prrne wrlls hrs pltree af: the only boy rn the Conrrnercrrl Class to any boy who rs smart enough to do the same IoAnn 'Ihomas Wrlls her trrendly qrrn to the Sophomore qrrls who are already noted for therr merry-rnakrnq. Flay Unaer leaves hrs cdsmrc' Counter' to future angels. I-Ielen I-Ivrzdos leaves poor Mr. Barton to trnd another seeretary. Fred Elder wrlls hrs saxophone to Carol Rolland. Barbara Slavens heaueaihs her arqqle to Indy Iackson, Bob Yanko wrlls hrs maqnetrc personalrty and hrs helprnq-hand sprrrt to Brllre Kellqren Mary I-Ivrzdos returns that Cadrlltrc to her brother she wont be needrnq rt Iohnny Zelrnka leaves the last :aetrt rn the ltrst row to Mary lane who wrll leave rt to Beverly. Darylene Pelrrck wrll qrve Physrcs to anyone who wants rt, Ianet Wynn Wrlls her eltrrrenry to Helena MC- Garry, Gary Pollovk Wrlls hrs eleetron speeches to next year s polrtrrrans. lrm Maxwell leaves hs dry sense of humor to Tom Krake. Fred Lyons Wrlls hrs leadershrp abrlrty, hrs way wrth the opposrte sex and hrs report cards to hrs brother Drck Carole Braham leaves all ol her worrres to her srster ' Trouble Drck Walker bequeaths hrs earnestness and per- servance to the Ireshman class Fred Conzett Wrlls hrs trrps to Boardman to anyone wrth a car and an rncentrve Don Mrllard wrlls hrs 'srnrttres to Don Dras. Lawrenrie Bovo Wrlls hrs qood natured person- alrty to hrs brothers Iudy Thomas wrlls her flute and the rnusrc ol Black Ilyes' to anyone who can play rt. Duane Wallace leaves a rob open at I.uClt's Gas Statron. Charles Klt-sn Wrlls hrs qrlret urrassurnrrra manner tc Fred Wynn. Pearty Mrller wrlls her' llaslr bulb earnera and a hrnt to avord people seezkrnq neqatrves to Shrrley Strver DeWayne lvlCI.arn leaves hrs hobby ol huntrnq to anyone who has the money to buy traps and a qun Ann Weese wrlls her harr cuts and a lew drops of peroxrde to Dtane Erhurdt Btll Phrlpolt leaves hrs Collectron ol Crowns to future krnas CLASS at lftfrfl Class Will Page Seventeen IEP :N .! N-:wash lun. Bu-L Y ' - 'yd' L gwusw Wmt' Q, . N 'I W fffff 1 fffumf - Gif . N K' 'k , i Q : '1 1' '- a'x--L'g'f-fr l Q: , -Q, ' ':: :'-I-5-.in . , 1. V. '-: - ':- - DEV- ,Ja K 5, ' -- :fx 4 7 , 1 'N ,mf B' fx 'W 6 K-N ES K' WAV 5 1 'J' fff 0 mi A mm I9 Cu . , 14 Q l4RL+YAJ , xx plum - ' K 3: -- f J. 'DX JB 1, , I . , - . I, cb X' ' 4 Sf' 0 X all A? 7' 6.6 . 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V 3 -Q 1 : l t Q.. 1. - . HM Mwst,- I . I I xt'- va 'wb' i 3 , E: H J f s gwlx ' A XM V -v ,C -it , Qjfqingi I ,V -G 5 , x ' - ' ' 1- - Q15 D v BT 13:1 Hbli V 3,8 wf Q f x. Pop e gf X 'J nw W Q X3 HU-wv' ' ? gy 1 6 ve Yrum,E Sf,-M. 9' 3:15 ' , ' fl! ,A W h' 0 4- 4 FP-F-D F' ,L u- N 3 Pc1qeNineteen 3 ' A : KT, my , .A N awww W , 'X' 9.1 Q. as-+ ,lv J A s MA ' 2'-.mm TCI K - , 5 qs- ,-42, r ..ggf'-. H 1 A if Nah-fum mai First Again It's TV They're Watching Passing the Baton The Big Leap More TV Stew Wins Again Our Queen Biq VVheels Surprise! Some of the Gang Wild Bill Who Wouldn't Be Happy? My 6 1 Page Twenty A N Am W L QU6868 L4- SA, - First Row: I. Iackson, D. Paul S. Stiver, H. Schwartz, M. Fiscus N. Stacy, B. Carlson, S Steen S Shurilla, E. Metzka, H. McGarry, D. Buddie, I. Anderson, B. Susany, D. Snitzer. Second Row: I. Pompeii, C, Robeson, I. Eordenkircher, E. Allen, N. Feher, N Shields, M. Nugent E Moore C. Iones, S. Malone, M. Kerr, M. Zelmka, R. Barber, M. Manhollan, I. Bayer, R. Sarkies I Keltz Third How: I. Cunningham, R. Martin, W. Moorehead, D. Vfriqht, I. Erdel, P. Roman, I. Zedaker 'T Srnolanovich, C. White, R. Moore, H. Davidson, A. Chmowth, H. Siegel, R. McNab, I. Bolander Fourth Row: D. Dias, D. Worsencrott, W. Eich, D. Boyer, E. Crites, A. Denmecrde, I. Bishop, R Gillen E Yavorsky, I. Niemi, I. Diamond, K. Saunders, D. Peacock, W. Thomas, B, Bovo, B. Kagarise l guess you've heard the scoop, We'll soon be a senior group, As juniors We've been ecstatic, But nothing is in our attic, So back to school We'll troop. A tribute to our advisers We pay, On this our parting day, To Mr. Kitzmiller, The spirit instiller, And to Mrs. Stone we give an A. lt was Dean W. that got the vote To pilot the Iunior boat, As his first mate Tom S. was first rate Together they kept us afloat. Emilie balanced the book, Her toils We'll not overlook. And no clerk of Council Did so well until Miss Buddie kept the minute-book. Though it caused tribulation, And trouble to the nation, We changed our rings From those old-fashioned things, to Work of beautification. The .lunior Class At sports we did excel, Defeat our opponents befell, At cheering, too, Our class came through, Dee, Sy, and Shirley did yell. Our enterprises were a success Everyone sprouted eagerness. We were right on the beam, And worked as a team, Our spirit was bottomless. The folks who had the Wit, And had the courage to write it Who else could it be, But Sandy and Kenny? Over KSSM did they transmit. One last thought to be spoken As sort of a little token, To him who is known ln a World of his own, Mr. Hutzen, and his test tubes broken The school we soon leave, But We'll return, don't grieve. We'll open the door To fifty-four, As seniors l do believe. -if Page Twenty-two First Row: C Edmondson, A Smith, I. Granseo, C. Holland, C. Ycnko, S. Baxter, M Lindon A. Robeson, S Lewis, G Sicafuse, I Taattn, C. Slavens, K. Hockey, L Oswald, M. Klesch. Second Row: M, Walsh M. Frondoit, I.. Ott, M. Puharich, M. Riesen, C. Mauch, B. Kollar, ll, Klein, T. Stanfar, I. Cash, lf. Bush, Pl. Pctrick, l.. Lcach, S Meiners, B. lVlcColluin, I. Vrabril, CT. Mcdicus. Third How: M. Hann, D. Rilcy, I. Recd, ll, Iuillerat, W. Clcchillo, G. Mnhard, C. Sharp, P. Mr'Gairy, L. Stillson, C. Hodder, M. Powers, S. Fam, I. Gettiqs, I. Paul, L. Stoyci, I . Yat'u4'r'i, I. Boeahloy. Fourth Row: W Root, P. Evans, T. Boyer, R. Ilaamcvid, I. Stetson, P. Osborn, H Best, C. Ort, 1. Gutknecht, T. Ludt, C, Dilanni, G. Gbur, H. Kvllci, R. Yaiqo, F. Hanson, W. Watson, T, Krmkft, G. Mt-Gmw. Fifth Row: H. Mansell, D. Lawton, V. fmwiio, L. flionzow, R. Constanci, I. M-wind. I Austin, C, Fox, W. Markovich, E. Gliclner, P. Smolanovicli, G. Hammai, H. Pennell, I, Iusstivv, lt. Brown, D. Crawford, As we look back throuah our Sophomore year, we discover that it was a year of memories, fun, and friendship. It was also a year of work alonq with success. We find that the class officers we elected at the beainnina of the year were very well chosen. They were: President Iim Iustice Vice President Lynne Stillson Secretary'Treasurer Claude Dilanni Student Council Members Carol Yanko, Iohn Gutknecht Twelve Sophomores were on the football team with Center Bill Roof receiving his varsity letter. On the reserve basketball team we saw varsity action also. Four of the sophomore qirls were chosen to play on the G. A. A. All- Star teams. They were Caroline Hodder, Marqaret Riesen, Iere Taaffe, and Carol Yanko. We are very proud of Lynn Stillson who was elected varsity cheerleader. We extend our thanks to our class advisers, Mrs. Fabis and Mr. Smith, for their cooperation in makinq our dances and concessions at aames a success. These things, alona with many others, have made our Sophomore year one which we will always remember. The Sophomore Class I Page Twcuty-three First Row: S Olson, S Harpman S Barqer A, Heath R Stanislaw C Willard I. Dean C Petrich I Chmtelewsk M. Kulitay, G Moran L Chinowth D. Moore S Blown C. Baker I Klesch D. Snnth. Second Row: S. McCrone I Campbell K Dfrlton I Allen P Pol.c,ck S Vtfaqner, K Sltuiilla N Urban I. Brandyborry M. MacGregor K. McQuade I. Elltott I Mafliin B Marsh I Dilanni A. Powrte S Ludt Third Row: W Fam R Vance I Pearce I. 'Trimble E Bownioster B Lysowski I Lcwts T Southwell W Adams W Iohnson B Mlnich M Collingwood D Griffith W Hale G. Chnnelewskt D Moore R Martin Fourth Row: W Glass G Willtains I. Campbell R Ciara I Iacobsen M Borslc I Muime I Hawley D. Galacia D Evans P Ladiqo I Hamniar R Moore D Kiake I McDole P. De Gross G Muiberqer Fifth How: D Billtnqs G McDole D Morqan We Freshies'f are Just loads of fun, Come on and see just what weve done. September. We all came in, took our places at battle-scarred desks, amonq many new faces. October. The football season was well under way. With many brave Freshmen out to play. November. So far this season, the team has done well. And Sue and Ianet's cheering has really been swell. December. ln basketball we surely dtd fine. With Mary, Sally and Alison boosting all the time. Icmuary. Well, were back from our vacation, a fine one, by aoshl And at last weve become used to the fact we are frosh. February. ln orchestra, chorus and also band. We freshmen were there to lend a hand. March. The end was in siaht, we could not slip back. And our boys were real anxious to start on the track. April. Sees all, knows all, Iudy C. Wrote lots of thinas 'bout you and me. May. lt's really over: this is the last. Boy! Didnt our Freshman year go fast? President Lynette Chinowth Vice President Ray Moore Secretaryffreasurer .. Iean Elliott Council Representative Iohn Murine The Freshman Class 1:2 Page Twenty-four Its' First Row: I. Carlson, D Bnrkev, B. Ioltnfwon, I Wnnderlzch, I. Wttnclcrlttlt, H, Woael'-, I Vtnlante, I. Kcltz, R, Bezyak, C. Iones, A. Bishop, P Vattnak M. Seabrooks, M. Zntvaro, B. Zvltnka. Second Row: W. Carlson, A. Istvantk, A. I.,onlttt I. Thots, B. Wtlltatns, I. lttttc-lttitt, I. Conn-tt, S. fun ninahain, D Wilson, V. Caste, C. Bcrizvtiltoelfi, C. Kiefer, I3. Gattliwattti, S. Rainzzri, S. Avrtill, I Bralirnn, G. Palxella, B, Pxttnttt, Lf. Maaiw. Third Row: M. Vlastc, S. Sannclwris, A. I- 'r'Cfiiske-y, I. IVIcCanley, M. St-mel, A, Ftttttlt, V. C51 Janet, I'. Punnbll, I.. Gutknoclit, I. Gransvv, I. Vtlclsli, I. Ccdncr P. Sntitlt, Il. l.1ntgttttt1tt, M. I-lltvltfl, V. Bcrstc. Fourth Row: T. Gcuali, I. Eovo, li. Statttlvanalt ll. Vrlttlters, I. Ytirtfa, I,. Lfesktntitt, Ii. Kvllatvti, H. Van Motor, I. Waller, W. Ltldt, Il. Ntontz, M. Olltitcn, G. Ltttcran, t,, Burr, 'If Ytxnka, II, Allen, lf. Fox. Filth ROW: I. Hunneke, VV. Wwlwlwcr, Vt . Zuclakvr, N. Uris I. Ilkfrttf-tvrt VV. Iivddtr, II Van Arsdalc, 'I'. Powers, L. Burkert, I3. K-xlntor, R. Rltaades, A Lindsay I. Kflzv, K. Atifttn, I. Gzrtltwatte, I.. Ross, R. Millard. Here We are at the end of another school year. I.et's laak back at tho happenings of IQSZ-53. One of the first thinqs we did in the fall was to elect a student council representative. Iohn Waller was chosen. The Iunicr Iliah had a football toain in which many of the boys participated. We want to conqratulate Larry Burkert, Iim Ekensten, Robert Allen, Iim I-Iunneke, and Charles Iones for the fine job they did during the basketball season. The Innior I-Iiqh elected three cheerleaders. Two were from the eiqhth arade. They were Arlene Louttit and Virginia Casio, In the sprinq of 53 We had a few boys ao out for track. Beverly Zelinka represented us on the Seminarian and we had a number of people on the library staff, in the band, and in the orchestra. With all this talent and initiative, were sure to make a success as Fresh' men. The Eighth Grade I'atgo'lIwcnty-five First Row: D. Ludt, G. Main, N. Miller, V. Wereb, P. Kibler, T. Hammar H. Brain, G. McCullough. Second Row: K. Milligan, T. Zarbaugh, A. Gould, L. Burton, B. Hamniar, M. Rcckey, I. Thullen, P. Gaiasic, P. Malone, D. Arnold, N, Coleman, P. Susany E. Chester, F. Van Meter, N. Ort. Third Row: L, Rabosky, S. Mthalko I. Sontag, I. Mansell, M. Denrneade, P. Gaudio, B Moyer, S. Batttn, M. Benson, I. l-loffmaster, B. MacGregor, M. Suprenant, C. Nation, M. Metners, D. Smith, P. Coleman, B. Keller, M. Kerr, I. Anthony. Fourth Row: K, Erdel, P. Morrow, A. Smolanovrch, M, Hahn, M. Hahn, E Perkins, I. Bactc, B. Rott, R, Sharp, N. Metzka, P. Smith, I. Beeghly M. Crawford, S. Dmger, M Seman, A. Bullock. Fifth Row: T, Main, A, Iohnson, I. Deichert, C. Iones, I. Pierpont W. Iohnson, W. Atana, W, Iuergensen, D. Bunting, W. Chester, A. Holland, R. Dean, D. Manhollan, R. Hogg, I. McPhee, D. Askey, R. Gillen, R. Bernat. Sixth Row: L. Cockman, D. Hill, R. Freclertcks, P. O'Krusky, I. Wrlghi, C. Snyder, I. Hann R. Kxnkela S. Cicchlllo, A, Bovo, R. Grimm, R. Lyons, D. Iustice, A. Applegarlh, E. Fam, I.! Cetdner, Ll Raybuck. We, the class of '58, weathered the change. Our first year at Seminary has brought us many new and strange experiences, We give our thanks to the older students and faculty that helped us get acquainted with the wonders of this new school life. We are proud of our accomplishments in this first year. Our student council representative was Douglas Hill, who did a fine job. We were well represented in the school band and orchestra, and also had some girls on the library staff. Ann Gould was our class reporter for the Seminarian. Our boys did very well in football, basketball, and track. They were supported by a fine class cheer leader, Sugar Smolanovich. We are looking forward with enthusiasm to the fun and knowledge that each new year will bring to the Class of l958. The Seventh Grade iff Page Twenty-six QA W 4' , gb is .J 13 , if mi hifi W' Nw , 9 SPX f Y . X I x , X 4 f X 1 f N Y f X Gfivi 1788 l Firsi Row: l. Hill, C Gould, R. Taarie, W. Simson, R. Yanko, L, Panella, S. Cariy, l. Ballantivo, M. Szusli S Dearing, S. Lovell, N, Evans.. Second Row: G. Sicaluse, S. Sliver, D. Budclie FL McGarry, I.. Chinovrlh, J. McFai-lin, B. Hepasky, l Slcinfar, A. Woogie, S. Malone, L, Leach, l. XVynn G Panella, Third Row: M. Powers, S. Harpmon, C. Olson, W, Philpott, E, Geddes, l. lusiice D. Worsencrolt, F. Conzett, l Borclenkirchor, L. Burkert, A Gould, P. Smith. Fourth How: F. Lyons, S. Vllilliarvs, F. Elder, D. Smolanoviclw. Editor Sarah lane Carly Associate Editors Lillie Panella, lane Ballantine Business Manager . Bob Yanko Division Plate Designs , . , . . Mary Ellen Szush Feature Writers Iudy McFarliri, Ann Weese, lane Hill, Nancy Evans, Sandra Malone, loan Sicafuse, Helena McGarry, Bill Philpott, Fred Conzett, Carolyn Olson, Margaret Powers, lanet Wynn, Dolores Bucldie, Shirley Stiver, Susan Dearing, Fred Lyons, Chxick Gould, Dick Taatfe, Dean Worsencrolt, ludy Stanfar, Ed Geddes, Mary Ellen Szush. Class Writers . lim Bordenkircher, Gail Sicaluse, Lynette Chinowth, Georgia Pane-lla, Ann Gould. BOOkk9GD6PrS . lanet Wynn, Barbara Bepasky Advertising , Bill Simon, Sue Lovell, Fred Lyons, Ed Geddes, Dan Smolanovich, loan Sicatuse, Bob Yanko, Stewart Williams Fred Elder, Fred Conzett, Bill Philpott, Dick Taafte, Don Bergman Bon Davis. 1 1 Distribution Stewart Williams, Fred Elder, Dean W'orsencroft Sandra Malone, Linda Leach, lim Iustice, Bill Hale, Susan Hart- man, Larry Burkert, Georgia Panella, Douglas Hill, Ann Gould Pat Smith. 1 The Annual Staff Page Twenty-eiqlit lit- First Row: E, Lanterman, S. Dearing, I, Hill, S, Lovell, I, Anderson, H, McGar1y, D. Buddie, S Carly, S. Stiver, 1 Thomas, M. Hvizdos, L. Hanson, M. Szush, l. Chriuelowski, B. Zelinka. Second Row: M, Lewis, l. Thomas, l-l. Schwartz I. Sicatuse, L. Oswald, G. Sicatuse, S. Lvwts, A. Gould, A, Heath, S. Malone, A. Weesr'-, H. Hvizdos, L. Panellfx, H. Barber, E. Allen, P. Mille-I, C. Braham. Third Bow: Mrs, Ritz, S. Williams, F. Elder, D. Smolanovtch, B, Phrlpott, Miss lohnson. Fourih Row: D. Taaiie, E. Geddes R Yanko, K. Casto, F. Lyons, T. Snzolanovtcli, ll, Bwrquuin, C. Gould, K Saunders, F. Conzett, G Pune I ltmrriwrvcirclier, R. Unger, Ft. Miller, I. liwyrir. This year the Seminarian was edited under the capable leadership of Sarah lane Carty. Her associate co-editors were Shirley Stiver and Dolores Buddie. Throughout the year many new features have been added to the paper. We experimented with cartoons, and added the honor roll. We wish to thank the Senior commercial class for their superb typing and mimeographing, which made the paper clearer and more legible. Many thanks, also, go to our advisers, Miss lohnson and Mrs, Ritz, for their helpful guidance in the past year. Heres hoping next year's staff an even more successful Seminarian. The Seminarian Staff Pc1qeTwenty-nine NE W...--all 'First How: I. Braham, D Riley, D. Withers, S. Meiners, C. Mauch, I. Taatie, I. Thomas, E. Reed, C. Sharp. .Second Row: I Recd, W Kollqron, I. Thullen, C, Roland, C Olson, D. Galicia, I Deon, A. Powue, M Xiicciiio, C Hodder, V. Casio. Third Row: ll. Wright, F. llldor, I. Conzett, E Bowniaster, I Trimble, I. Ballantine, L Oswald, I. Mc'Cauley B Roof, T Yanko, M Phelps. Fourth Row: H Conzett, VV Nelson P Malone, C Slavens, T. Gough, B. Renafzky, T. Boyer, R. Martin, F. Conzett, M Siegel, N Stacy Standing: V Borsiv, R Fthoades, G Conrades, A Louttit, R Dean, P. Osborne Maiorettes: C. Iones, li Mvifollinn, ID Erhardt, N Feher Director: Mr. l.olxto. As the year draws to a Close We look back on all the wonderful times we've had in band. This years band had the privilege of being the first to use the new music room and with some new instruments, We'll have an even better band next year. We started the year by playing for all the home football games. Qur drum maior and maiorettes were very colorful in their formations. Our annual Spring Concert was held March l3, and we wound up the year with our traditional Senior Assembly and Memorial Day Parade. To the Seniors and to Mr. Lehto We wish the best of luck in the future. The Band JI Page Thirty Ile Fits! Row: L. Chinowth, C. Mauch, S Metners, G. Mehard, N. Stacy, l. Hill. Second Row: E, Perkins, W. Chester, M. Kuhiay, i. Klesch, R Conzett, D. Evans, A. Smith, M, Hockey, I. Allen, l. Chmielewski. Third Row: A. Weese, l. Thomas, C Sharp, E. Reed, D. Galicia, C. Hodder, I. Dean, D Withers, T. Gough, B. Repasky. Fourth Row: I, Thullen, C. Rolland, C. Olson, F. Elder, E. Bowmaster, I. Ballantine, L. Oswald, T. Boyer, F. Conzett. Standing: I. Bordenkircher, S. Carty, M. Siegel, G. Conrades, P. Osborne, A, Gould, G. Moran, V. Borsic, Mr. Lehto. Enthusiasm over the new music room, and fine directing ot our leader, Mr. Lehto, has led to a marked improvement in the orchestra this year. The members ot the orchestra Worked hard and had a great deal ot fun in practicing tor their various programs. Our orchestra played successfully for both the Iunior and Senior plays by providing well chosen selections between the acts of each play. Poland's annual P. T. A. Christmas Party was a great success. Besides their traditional Christmas carols, our orchestra furnished music tor a student production, Santa Claus is Corning to Town. The big event for the orchestra this year was their part in the Spring Music Festival. Mr. Lehto directed us in a highly entertaining program. Our last engagement of the school year was Commencement. We would like to thank the Seniors who participated in the orchestra this year, and to wish them good luck. The Orchestra if Page Thirty-one if? First Row: K. Hockey, S. Lewis, G. Sicaiuse, I, Taaffe N, Evans, C. Slavens, L. Oswald, D. Brown, M, Fiondorl, M. Lewis, I. Thomas, K. Shurilla, H. Schwartz, I. Iackson, C, Iones, M. Zelinka, A. Weese. Second How: Mis, Parr, S Corty, P. Pohto, L, Leach, S. Malone, I. Allen, S. Wagner, S. Meiners, B. McCollum, I. Cash, M. Welsh. L. Panella, I. Machin, I. Elliott M. Kerr, M. Manhollan, C. Medlcus, N. Fe-her, S. Ludt, Allen. Third Row: I Hill, I. Ballantine, S Lovell, C. Willard, S. Baxter, C. Rolland, C. Edmondson, M Powers, S Dearinq, IJ. Buddie, I. Anderson, I. Cwransee, D, Snitzer, D, Petrich, N Shields, M. Szuch, M. Nugent. Fourth Row: ID. Galacia, D. Riley, L. Slayer, T. Krake, I. Stetson, I Pearce, S. Steen, L. Stillson, S Shurillu, C. Sharp, S. Olson, F. Conzett, I. Bordenkircher, T, Boyer, P. Lindsay, F. Hanson, W. Watson. Fifth Row: R. Brown, R. llcivis, P, Van Arsdalr, N. Hahn, I. Cunningham, S. VV'illimns, F. Elder, D. Wright, W. Mooiwliwmi, W, Pliilpott ll. Bergman, K. Casio, E Geddes ID. Worsrncioft, R. Pvnnwll, W. Nsilfaon. This year, as a result of dropping the Girls' Cflee Club, there was only one chorus. We began our activities in December by presenting, along with the Sixth Grade Chorus, the music for the annual P. T. A. Christmas Party. ln April we gave our annual Spring Concert. We sang many new songs, but we also sang a few selections which we had sung before. The Concert, which was enjoyed by all, was a great success. ln May, eighty chorus members went to Westminister College to present a chapel program. Some of the student members of the college showed us around the campus before lunch. We wish to thank Mrs. Norman Parr, our director, who was Very patient and understanding, for making this year an exceptionally fine one for all of us. The Chorus Page Thirty-two ffl- First How: B. Repasky, M. Hiesen, P Pollock, S. Waqner, N. Urban, I, Allen, D Paul, M Zolmka, S Malone, E. Bush, C Iones, S. McCrone, L. Leach, S. Carty. K. Dalton, S Meiners, B McCollum. Second Row: C. Willard, B March, I. Elliott, M MacGregor, H. Hvizdos, M Kerr, H, Dooiirgltt, I. Machin, llgdlgvloore, I. Varbel, C. Medirns, I. D: lanrn, R. Barber, N Eeher, A Powrie, S. Lndt, E. Allen, P. i er. Third Row: Mrs. Fabis, S. Dearinq, D. Buddie, S Olson, M Linden, I. Anderson, H. McGarry, S. Shurilla, I Hill, D. Snitzer, B. Susany, I. Taotlv, B. Carlson, S Stiver, M. Fiscus, M. Nuqent, L. Chinowth, G Meliard. Fourth How: S Steen, T. Stanfar, G. Sivalusc, C. Slavens, S Brown, N. Evans, G Moran, N. Shields, C. vouch, L. Oswald, I. Chnnelewski, D. Moore, K. Shurilla, H, Schwartz, I. Iackson, I. Klesch, M. ewis. Filth How: E Lantorxnan, E Mvtzka, S F-nn, L. Stilison, P. McCmry, M Povzwr-4, C. Rortfiwr, If Sharp, S Barqor, C. Petrich, A Heath, if Yfrnlao, S. Baxter, M, Szuch B. Sltrvens, I. Bfxllcnitlnfx S. Lovell. The G. A. A., with a membership of one hundred and ten qirls, has completed its fourteenth successful year. The system of G. A. A. was completely changed and the point totals raised. The board made up teams consistina ot ten airls who chose their own captains. These learns competed aqainst each other in a round-robin tournament throughout the year. The team captains were D. Buddie S. Carty, S. Dearinq, N. Evans, I. Hill, H. Hvizdos, S. Stiver, and C. Yanko. Baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis, and volleyball were the tall sports and backetball, pina-pong, and shuttleboard were played during the winter. Our two main events were the Iunior-Senior and All-Star basketball qames. The Seniors won 35-34 and the Whites beat the Blues 33-27. Members of the White team were: I. Ballantine, N. Evans, I. Hill, H. Hvizdos tCaptaini, M. Lewis, D. Buddie, M. Fiscus, D. Paul, M. Zelinka, C. Bodder, I. Taaffe, and I. Klesch. Those ot the Blue team were: S. Carty, S. Dearinq tCaptaini, S. Lovell, C. Olson, B. Repasky, E. Allen, S. Shurilla, D. Snitzer, S. Stiver, M. Biesen, C. Yanko, and S. Waqner. President Susan Dearinq Vice-President Dolores Buddie Secretary .. Lynn Stillson Treasurer - Sue Lovell Grade Representatives: Sarah Iane Carty, Shirley Stiver, Linda Leach, and Susan Harpman. Sports Representatives: Diane Paul, Margaret Biesen, Marilyn Fiscus, Nancy Evans, Mary Ellen Szuch, and Peaqy Miller. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our new adviser, Mrs. Fabis. The Girls' Athletic Association -fit Page Thirty-three If!- - First Row: D. Buddie, I. Anderson, I. Thomas, M. Szush, N. Stacy, M. Nugent, B. Susany, D. Snitzer, S. Stiver, N. Shields, B. Carlson, M. Fiscus, I. Coloutes, N, Evans, I Thomas Second Row: Miss McCallister, A. Weese, C. Iones, I. lackson, H Schwartz, M. Lewis, L Panella, I. Sicatuse, D. Moore, M. Kerr, S. Malone, S. Carly, R. Barber. N. Feher, M. Manhollan, E, Allen, C. Braham. Third How: I Staniar, B Slavens, C. Olson, E. Metzka, S Shurilla, S. Steen, l Ballantine, S. Lovell, I. Hill. S. Dearing, H, McGarry. lf we could learn to know, To know and understand, Ourselves and others, What we do and whyl That's what the aim of our Y-Teen Club has been this year W to know and understand ourselves and our associates. Last Sepedwe decided that we could promote better understanding between the older and younger girls of the school by getting to know each other better, so now each Y-Teen has a seventh grade girl as her little sister. We've tried to make the girls feel more at home here at Poland l-ligh. We hope they always feel free to come to us with their problems. Last fall, immediately preceding our recognition service, we had a cas' serole dinner for all the Y-Teens and their mothers. Some of the girls put on a skit entitled Meeting at Four, displaying fine acting ability. This spring we had our annual Sophomore Tea and Command Performance and the climax of our eventful year was the banquet and installation service in May. ln addition to the meeting at which some of lucky cabinet members de- scribed their experiences at Camp Ticonderoga and Ann Weese told a bout the club presidents' conference at Ohio Wesleyan, the girls will always remember the meetings about beauty and fashions, boy-girl relations, the way to check rumors, and careers for women. Many of our club members took their best beaus to the annual Touch- down Toddle at the Elm's and the Spring Formal at ldora, which were for all the Y-Teens of the Youngstown district. A new district activity which Poland Y-Teens participated in and set an enviable record at was the Y-Teen Basket' ball League. Congratulations, girls!! Belonging to Y-Teens truly helps one to know and understand herself and others. lt's a wonderful experience f one that no girl should miss. The officers for the year l952-53 were: President, Ann Weeseg Vice-presi' dent, loan Sicafusey Secretary, Helena McGarryg Treasurer, fudy Stanfarg lnter-Club Council Representative, Dot Snitzer. The Y- Teens if Page Thirty-four I First Row: W, Eich, K. Saunders, R. Taattu li. VVors--ncrcff, W Ptplg -tt, S. '.'.'1L1,:nr: 'JJ :. V Gould, N. Copezzuti. Second How: I. Bayer, I. Gutknecht, P, Evans, R. Brown, I. Iustice, T Boyer, W. Watson T Krako Third How: R. Pennell, H. Davidson, D. Boyer, I. Cunningham, A Clnnowth, C Yax, H. Moore, The Hi-Y Club of 1953 has been directed by the following officers who were elected at the end of the l952 term: President . ., Bill Philpott Vice-President C, Dean Worsencroft Secretary-Treasurer Stewart Williams Chaplain ,C Bill Nelson Many interesting activities have taken place during this season, including basketball, softball, swimming, and the showing of movies. The Hi-Y basketball team is to be congratulated on a very impressive record which they established in the city-wide league at the Y. M. C. A. The team defeated Wilson, East, Campbell, South No. 2, Boardman, and Girard, While losing only to South's No. l team. The annual Hi-Y Civic Day, which was held on March lU, 1953, was well represented by five seniors who had a very educational and interesting day. The picnic which was held in Mill Creek Park, was a fitting finish to a very successful year. We wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Roberts, our adviser, and we hope that the Hi-Y clubs in the years to follow have as much success as the Hi-Y of l953. The Hi-Y -11 Page Thirty-five First How: R. Yi:ik.3, R, Ttzzfiff S ff-::.rpi5, F, Lyons D. Worsencrolt, D. Bucldie D, Smolanovich, R. Smolrxnovich. Second Row: I Waller I Murino K. Saunders I. Iustice C. Yanko L Chmowth I, Gutknecht. D. Hill. This year's Student Council has tried to meet all the requirements of C1 good Student Government. As in the past the Student Council was in charge of the management of concessions tor basketball and football games and of the distribution ot youth nights and dances. 'We bought a new picture and a new tlag for the hall and new records for morning announcements. Probably the biggest event ot the year was the changing of the school ring, which the Student Council supervised. The officers for this year's Student Council were Fred Lyons, Presidentg Dean Worsencrott, Vice-Presidentg Dolores Buddie, Secretary: Susan Dearing, Treasurerg and Dan Srnolanovich, Sergeant-at-Arms. The Student Council of 1952-1953 extends its thanks to the student body and taculty for their splendid cooperation during the past year. The Student Council if Page Thirty-six IZ? First Row: L. Chinowth, D. Moore, S. Brown, C. Mauch, l. Carlson, L. Oswald, K. Shtirilla, P. Pollock, S. Wagner, I. Sicafuse, T. Staniar, L. Leach, E. Bush, M Zelinka, C. Medicus. Second Row: K. Dalton, B, Zelinka, V. Casts, M. MacGregor, D. Wilson, M. Rockry, M. Kerr H. St-hwaity, l. Elliott, A. Louitit, L. Panella, N. Fehei, A. Powrie, E. Allen, P. Gaudici, M. Btinstizi, G. Payroll-i. Third Row: I. Anderson, D, Buddic, ll. McGar1y, I. Ballantine, S. Lovell, S. livarinq, S. Baxtf-i, ll. Snitzer, S. Stiver, N. Shields, G. Sicatuse, S. Lewis, K. Hockey, G. Moran, N. lfvans, I. Chiinvlewski, Fourth Row: M. Manhollan, l. Cash, P, Smith, lf. Perkins, l. Gransee, S. Harriman, M. Sit-aol, M. Powers, C. Edmondson, A. Heath, C. Rollancl, C. Yanko, M. Nugent, M. Szush, S. Bfittin, M. Mviiirirs, I. Anthony. Fifth How: G, Chmielewski, I. Murine, W. Hawley, I. Trimble, C. Sharp, P. MvGiirry, D. Billings, D, Galacia. Our library which brings to us much joy, ls used quite often by each girl and boy. The reference books are grand, just take a look Theres Americana, Compton's, and the World Book. There are books of quotations, poetry, or rhymes, And books on many notables of old and new times. Atlases and Year Books, to mention just a few. Magazines for everyone-several which are new, Some for boys and some for girls on all they may desire On cooking or on carpentry or how to mend a tire. The New York Times, Plain Dealer, and the Boardman News, Tell of the latest happenings with a manifold of views. We've fiction books to pass the time On everything--eBomance to Crime. The non-fiction books are anything but dead, More outlandish than anything you've read! To catch the eye we have displays With special ones for holidays. The vertical file, used much indeed, Has informationeall you need. The pocketbooksftheyre new this year--f Have stories on dogs or on mountaineers. The staff who loan the books to us From the student body number forty plus. And last of-all a wish to you, Hope you enjoyed the library the whole year through. The Library all Page Thirty-seven 111- 'Val bln E . Q A, 535- If H'- 1f'? i 2' A I .7 i - vfbrm 1 'S HIIIHIIVHIIH iillii I ll llllll Practice in the Music Room White All-Star Team Library Publicity Staff Junior PIUY Reserve Cheer The Stump Club Leaders The Senior PIUY Y-Teen Cabinet Student Librarians Library Board Q itcifjeTiiiriyoiqlit Q, N y es n , 105 tfftjf Z ' K If if K 'K ..:f it t tim..- First Row: I. Reed, R. Moore, managersp S. Williams N. Capezzuti, D McClain, R Miller, D Smolano- virh, T Sinolanovich, D. Taaile, K. Casto, M Worsencroft, C Gould G Pollock, manager. Second How: Mr Evans, ass't coach: E Crites, D Worsencrott, I Bishop, I Cunningham, I Erdel, W. Rael, R Gillen, A Denrneade, I. Bolandei, I Diamond, R Unger, Mi. McKee, coach Third Row: K Saunders, R Diamond, I Gutknecht, C. Fox, V. furcciro, D. Mansell, I, Iustice, C. Dilanni, R Yargo, T. Ludt, T Kralce The Poland Bulldogs' first year in the Tri-County League was a very successful one with five wins, three losses, and one tie. The team hit a new school scoring record with a total of 159 points for the season. Tom and Dan Srnolanovich. led the tearn in scoring with 75 and 60 points, respectively. The Bulldogs were fortunate to have five players rated on the All Tri- County Team. Nick Capezutti and Dan Smolanovich were chosen on the first string, Torn Smolanovich on the second, and Stub Miller and Bruce Kagarise rnade honorable rnention. The football squad would like to thank the coaches, Mr. McKee and Mr. Evans: the Boosters' Cluby and the students for their support throughout the season. Poland's record: Poland l6 Columbiana U Polandn.. . 25 Newton Falls 7 Polands.. 6 Lisbon 6 Polandn. . . . 28 Louisville 7 Poland. D. . . 19 Leetonia 33 Poland 27 Canfield 7 Polandns . . . 6 Minerva l3 Poland ., . .. .. l3 Sebring 6 Polandss- D .sl9 East Palestine 46 The Football Team mt? LA Q af, 4, Fir!! Row: F. Lyons, M. Worsencroft, D. Srnolanovich, S. Williams W. Simon. Second Row: I. Pompeii, manaqerg D. Worsencrolt, W. Root, T, Smolanovicli, I. Boland-er, Mr. McKee, ,M coach. The Poland Varsity, with an 8-13 won-lost record, was a remarkable scoring machine during the 1952-53 campaign. With their machine in high gear they made their debut in Tri-County League play by defeating a pre- viously unbeaten Minerva quintet. For the second season in Tri-County compe- tition they posted an amazing record. The team was led through the '52-'53 season by their honorary captain, Tom Smolanovich, who set a school individual scoring record of 512 points in a season: in doing this he averaged 24.4 points a game. 1-le also set a record tor the most points scored in one game by posting 44 tallies. The team broke two other records. ' One was by scoring 1302 points in one season and the other was by defeating Leetonia 89 to 70 to set a record for most points scored in a game. Playing their last season for the Bulldogs were lettermen Fred Lyons, Daniel Smolanovich, Melvin Worsencrott, Stewart Williains, and Bill Simon. Also earning their letters this year were Tom Smolanovich and lon Bolander. Congratulations to the team and Coach McKee on a fine season and best of luck in the 53-54 campaiqn. SEASON'S RECORD Poland , 61 Canfield 81 Poland . 89 Leetonia 70 Poland L50 Bessemer Poland M63 Louisville 67 Poland 53 Columbiana Poland . 70 Minerva 59 Polandn 53 Fitch . Poland L 52 Sebring , .70 Poland. . 60 Poland 69 East Palestine Poland 43 Poland 79 North Iackson Poland Poland 71 Louisville Poland Poland 43 Lisbon . Poland Poland. 34 Leetonia Polandccc CLASS A TOURNAMENT Poland Po1and.c 41 South .. if Page Forty one The Basketball Team uu H ,qt A 1 QQL A yo First Row: C. White, manager, R. Miller, I. Bolander, R. Walker, E. Geidner, P. Smolanovich, I. Gut- knecht, I. Iustice, W. Simon. Second Row: Mr. Paris, ass't. coach, K. Saunders R. Yanko, G. Pollock, C. Gould T. Smolanovich, E. Crztes, D. Peacock, R. Gillen, D. Worsencroft, Mr. Stone, coach. Third Row: D. Smolanovich, R. Moore, W. Root, S. Williams, R. Hill, F. Lyons. Fourth Row: G. Murberqer, D. Krake, I.Keltz, W. Fam, T. Southwell, R Martin, W. Hale, R. Moore, I. Reed. With Poland's first season in class A track well under way we find thirty- five boys on the track team. These include the following returninq letter men: Stew Williams, Fred Lyons, Chuck Gould, Dan Smolanovich, Tom Smolano- vich, Ron Gillen, Ed Crites, Dean Worsencroft, Don Peacock, and Bill Simon. Thus far Poland has defeated Columbiana, North, and Ursuline in indi- vidual meets. Poland captured third at the Mentor Relays which was an achievement for the local thinclads because of the stiffened competition of class A track. Poland became champions of the A division of the county meet, scoring 96 V2 points to Win. The district and state meets remain on the schedule. The Track Team 'tif Page Forty-two fif- First Row: I, Bishop, P. Smolanovich, P. Roman, D. Mansell, T. Ludt C Dilaniii Second Row: H. Keller, manaqerg I. Iustice, C. Fox, I. Gutknecht P Hanson, Mr Paris Coach, The Reserve Basketball team under the able coaching ot Mr. Paris, had a very successful season, winning twelve games and losing only eight. The team broke several records this year. The most important were: l. Most points scored in a single game t57l. 2. Most points scored in one season C829l. 3 Most points scored by an individual in a single game Q25 by Peter Bomanl. 4. Most points scored by an individual in one season U55 by Bill Bootl. 5. Best win-loss record in a season tl2-87. Dick Mansell won the foul shooting contest with 23 out of 25 touls. Dean Worsencrott was elected honorary captain for the season. The team wishes to thank Mr. Paris for the excellent help he gave them during the l952-53 season and to wish him luck in the future. The Reserve Basketball Team eil Page Forty-threc , Q 1,- ii W ' X ..x, . ' . I it M is I Homecoming Queen in the Procession The Queen cmd Attendants At the Homecoming Dance At the Prom Prom King and Queen The Band at Homecoming The Attendants in the Procession King and Queen of the Sweetheurt's Dance Page Forty-foul' Sweetheart Dance Court Last Assembly I V ,H Y-Teen Basketball Co-Champs Safety Assembly The Cheerleaders Blue All-Star Team Ir. High Basketball Hi-Y Basketball Champs The Scorers Freshman Basketball Squad Ir. High Football A Football Scene if Page Foriyvfive lf? This year Poland was well represented in the District Scholarship tests at Mount Union College by the following students: English XII, Ann Weese and Nancy Evans: Senior Social Studies, Sarah lane Carty and Robert Yanko: French II, Iudy Stanfar and Ioan Sicafusey Physics, Edward Geddes and Charles Gould, Chemistry, Sandra Malone and Kenneth Saunders: Algebra II, William Moorhead and fohri Pompeii, English XI, Helena McGarry and Nancy Stacy: American History, Conner White and Iohn Bayer: Latin II, Linda Leach and Gail Sicafuseg Plane Geometry, Philip Osborn and Caroline Rodderg English X, Carol Rolland and Lynne Stillsong World History, Lorene Oswald and Susan Baxter, English IX, Rosemarie Stanislaw and Kathryn Struble, Algebra I, Ralph Martin and David Galaciag Biology, Robert Lysowski and Ianice Klesch. Students taking these tests must have placed either first or second in the preliminary tests that were held at the high school early in April. The results of the tests from the Kent State District Division II are as follows: Chemistry, Kenneth Saunders 7th and Sandra Malone l2thg Physics, Edward Geddes lst and Charles Gould Zndp Plane Geometry, Philip Osborn l2thp American History, Conner White 19th: World History, Susan Baxter, honorable mention, Senior Social Studies, Sarah Iane Carty 10th: English X, Carol Rolland lst, French II, Iudy Stanfar 2nd and Ioan Sicafuse 5thy Algebra II, William Moorehead l6th. Poland had five students who placed in the Kent State District regardless of classification. They are: Physics, Edward Geddes 7th and Charles Gould Qthg French II, Iudy Stanfar 2nd and Ioan Sicafuse Qthg English X, Carol Rolland 3rd, As this article goes to press the final results from the state have not been announced. Out of 905 students taking the 8th Grade State Tests in Mahoning County, Poland had three students who placed in the top ten. Ann McCusky placed first, Iohn Waller tied for 5th, and David Withers was 7th. The Academic Contests sat Page Forty-six On May 27, 1953, the Senior Class presented a delightful three-act comedy- fantasy, Down to Earth. A prologue started the play on its merry way with two angels lAnn Weese and Ray Ungerl descending to earth to pick up a couple of elderly souls, Augusta Applegate tlane Hilll, a wealthy and sarcastic spinster, and Herman Howell tDon Bergmanl, a kindly, retired sailor. However, their mission is complicated when a mischievous would-be angel, Pilone by name fBob Yankol, joins them in a kind of a heavenly hitch-hike. When the angels get to earth they find that Herman is ready to go: but Augusta, who has spent a lifetime accumulating her wealth, definitely does not want to part with it. Augusta's two nieces, Orpha fSue Lovelll and Millie CSusan Dearingl, are vainly trying to interest Aunt Gus, as they affectionately call Augusta, in giving her money to them. Orpha is a social climber with mercenary ideas of a marriage for her daughter, Ruthie tloann Coloutesl, to a rich hypochondriac lFred Elderl. Millie has an inventor-husband lBill Philpottl and a daughter, Iune lludy Thomasl, who is engaged to marry handsome Richard White tChuck Gouldl. And we f:an't forget Diana Cludy Mclfarlinl, Augusta's frus- trated maid, who has just been iilted for the eleventh time. Pilone soon finds that he can make two people fall in love, simply by a kiss, therefore completely influencing the romances, finances, and fates of Augusta, her relatives, her maid, and Herman Howell. In fact, he gets into so much mischief that it looks as if the angels might be stranded on earth-the worst fate that could befall any heavenly soul. But when Pilone kisses Augusta and Herman, making them fall in love with each other, he really puts himself and the two angels on a spot. Augusta and Herman take a stronger grip on life, thus leaving Agnes and Wilfred fthe two angelsl, earth-bound unless and until they can find two souls who are willing to go. Diana, the maid, suddenly and dramatically qualifies as an angel. Pilone, who has fallen in love with Diana, comes to a very important decision--that of taking on a full-fledged angelhood so as always to be near Diana. He is re- warded with his other wingg and the final curtain closes on four happy angels, concentrating with all their might on beginning their ascent back to heaven. The Senior Class joins the play cast in extending its sincere appreciation to Miss Iohnson, the director of Down to Earth. It has been our privilege to join with past classes in benefiting from her interest, enthusiasm, patience, and hard work. , The Senior Play 43 Page Forty-seven lif- l 7 . in Ji' .Q 0 muon an usxsruu. r. wane , nuoascnmvrr, unawuncu, 1. WILLIAMS, u nmol QE ' F' SENIORB IN FDOTIALL TOP ROV' C.60ULO, D- SHOLAIIGUNH, D. TAAFFE, I.. HLUIR FRONT ROW-' SUILLEIOEAPIEWOMENCMYB RANGER , IXMCLMI K CASTO is SEIURSNTKMK rw naw-. mrmxo c.aom.a u. amos mm sawn-n snousumcn,'c.vouack, annum, awww D. WALKER. E LYON! .-I ,li Page Foriy eight mm ,A E. emacs K' X 1 X p l S M , Ml ,Q . . 1 3.1 , ,, 1 1- : , ..t.N1.g'.--Q. ---,. , As the curtain parted for the first act of Double Trouble , we of the cast knew our weeks ot practice were worth the work we out into it. The action ot the play was centered around cr play within a play. The scene was the living- room ot the apartment cccupied by three girls, Glad, Helen, and Sandra. The girls were being coached for a play by Mrs. Smith. A discussion of the play leads the girls to find out how a real hero would react to a girl screaming after having been attacked by a burglar. Out to the street they go and their cries tor help bring Lance Davis and Bruce Mclfarlin to the rescue. The girls tell a wild tale about a burglar in their apartment and their lies get them more involved as the action goes on. With the maid, Mae, and her boyfriend Duke, the plot thickens. Glads aunt and her sister, Pert, arrive at a most inopportune time. Lord Delamater is mistaken for the burglar and has a very rough eve- ning, The members of the cast were wonderful. They were: Glad Bliss Sandra Soon ,, Helen Wintergreen , Mrs. Smith , cr, Mae , , Duke , Lance Davis as Bruce McFarlin . . Lord Delamater , Pert Bliss ,D . , Auntie ,ss Officer dee 7 ,n,,,,,i as ,, Mildred Masstngale D, Dorothy Barringer L -it Page Forty-nine , Sandy Malone Helena McGarry Helen Schwartz , Delores Buddie , Beatrice Iones es, Bill Eich Ronald Moore , Bill Moorebead lim Bordenkircher 7 D, ,,Bita Barber Diane Brhardt Conner White ,Mary lane Zel inka , Nancie Shields The .lumor Play :- my 13 4, . Spellinq Champions Homecoming Queen Las! Assembly 1f. High Vclley Ball champs Sr- High Vollev I H' h T k S d Bull Champs L lg mc qua Abseni From An Assembly Grcup Pictures I N i, Page Flfty Twelve Years in Pclcznd Schools l R. D. HILL G. W. THULLEN F. B. POWERS H. H. HUNNEKE Prpsident Vice-President I l Q l vb.. .,,., 2 A ... , I. A. SAUNDERS R. H. McCOLLUM W. C. SMITH SHIRLEY NAMIE Clerk Superintendent School Secretary of County Schools Board of Education ABSENT FROM GROUP PICTURES First Row: G. Conrades, C. Iones, D. Frosl, K. Struble, E. Reed, D, Erhardt, R, Conzetl, P. l-lv1zdos, Second How: D. Williams, W. McCla1n, C. Allen, R. Hlll, L. Mlller, F, Vfynn, W. Barnes. TWELVE YEARS IN POLAND SCHOOL Firsi Row: C. Braham, I. Kerr, I. Wynn, S. Dearmg, N. Evans, L, Panplla, S. Carly, I. Bcllanhne, M. Szush, I. Hull, P. Miller, H. Hv1zdos. Second Row: B. Slavens, M. Hv1zdos, C. Gould, D, Wallace, R. Mlller, R. Taalfe, W. Nelson, W. Slmon, I. Maxwell, D. McClcun, L. Hanson, A. Wee-se. Third Row: D. Mxllard, M. Worsencrolt, N. Capezzutx. PICTURES ON PAGE 50 +52 Page Fifty-one li? ii Fu-.....,, if f 1, su 51 w---..,., Qc .nn-4 in - Casey cmd His Boat Mrs. McCullouqh, Mrs. O'Krusky In ihe Pcxini Room In Physics Lab. Turning the Tables Mrs. Moyer and Miss Roesvl In Chemistry Lab. Mr. Burton Diciates to Shorthand Class ln the Machine Shop Movie Operators Mr. Linden, Mr. Vcm Cise if Page Fifty Mr. Paulin 0 WY! --640645 ' 4208 SHERIDAN ROAD ' YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO ' PHONE STERLING 8-2530 WEDDINGS O PORTRAlTS 0 BABIES 0 COMMERCIAL 'Cf Page Fifty-three 1 WIP' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '53! So near is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to man, When duty Whispers low, Thou must , The youth replies, I can . . . . Ralph Waldo Emerson I STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S Younqstown's Dependable Store Since 1875 Mr. Hutzen: This makes the fifth time I have punished you this week. What have you to say? Biii S.: I'm qiad it's Friday, sir. I ' H WILLING WATER E 1 says O J Congratulations 3 Class of '53 OHIO WATER SERVICE COMPANY -if Page Fifty-four 15 Schaefer Music Shoppe Musical Instruments Accessories Sheet Music and Supplies 409-10-ll-l2 Keith-Albee Bldq. Youngstown, Ohio Guaranteed Instrument Repairing IMUSIC . . . The Universal Languagel Phone Rlverside 3-4605 Res. Phone Rlverside 3-2803 RUNGE'S Quality Meats. Groceries and Dry Goods General Merchandise Struthers, Ohio Corner 5th und Elm Streets Phone PLGZCI 5-2873 Don B: And this, l suppose, is one ot those hideous caricatures you coll modern art. Compliments of THE YOUNGSTOWN SAFETY SUPPLY CO. 156 W. Rotyen Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Mary Ellen: Nope, thr:1t'S just ct mirror. RADIO SERVICE Phone Klmboll 9-2683 SHADY'S AUTO BODY cmd New Middletown, Ohio OHT-IN BROS- SPORTING Goons co LUMBER co. , New Middletown, Ohio 21 N' Chgmplon Sl' Hmdwme Youngstown 3, Ohio Buildirligzfpues Carl Genkinger Phone Klmbctll 9-2131 Ben Scharsu Pete McBride +21 Poq G Fifty-five Xx- HUME'S DEPENDABLE FURNITURE 252 W. Federal 2930 Market Youngstown, Ohio C. W. Lumpp 81 Co. Home Smoked Meats Phone STerling 2-2637 l642 Boardman-Poland Rd. Youngstown, Ohio Mrs. Stone: What is ignorance, Sue? MATTEO'S BARBER SHOP 3600 Market Street 25 Mar-Hill Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of Warren C. Hegg REALTOR Sue: Ignorance is when you don't know anything and somebody finds it out Compliments ot SOWERS ELECTRIC COMPANY PL-5-7069 Poland, Ohio Two Barbers Union Shop if Page PIERCE'S GOLDEN DAWN FOOD STORE Struthers Road V2 Block North of Route 224 Open Daily 8:30 - 10:00 Closed Sundays Fifty-six lie Compliments of THE LOWELLVILLE SAVINGS AND BANKING CO. Lowellville, Ohio Phone l.Ehiqh 6-6206 Member F. D. I. C. Officer: l-ley! Where d'yuh think you're qoin'? Fred E.: Be easy on me, officer. This is the first time I haven't had Sue alonq to tell me. Compliments of Compliments of FIFTH ST. DAIRY Philip Di Ciocco Corner of Fifth and Sexton Construction Co- Western Reserve Road Phone PLaza 5-9243 R' D. 1' Poland' Ohio Struthers, Ohio Phone STerlinq 8-2593 -'fi Page Fiftyesev n 1 We can't make all the concrete block. so we iust make the best of it CARBUN BLOCll The CARBON CONCRETE BRICK Co. Lowellville, Ohio Dick T.: I think you're the most beautiful girl in the World. Ann W.: Oh, you'd say so even if you didn't think so. Dick T.: Well, you'd think so, even it l didn't soy so, so were even BORSlC'S Compliments Ol Your Good Gulf Dealer and A Food Market FRIEND Polond Center Phone LEhiqh 66014 Page Fifty-eight ff' YALLECH LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. Everything to Build Any-thing 19 Lowellville Rd. Struthefgl Qhig Complete Planing Mill Phones: Plozo 5-2165 cmd PLQZG 5-2166 Dick T.: l would like cr book, please' Bookseller: Something light? Dick T.: That doesnt mutter - I horve my truck with me. THE PENNER FURNITURE CO. Good Furniture For Over 37 Years 2718 Market St. 102 Bridge St. Youngstown, Ohio Struthers, Ohio if Page Sixty li? YQ Agricultural Limestone Concrete Aggregates Furnace Stone Lowe-Hville, Ohio Father: Is there anything worse than to he old and bent? lim M.: Yes, to be younq and broke. THE Llsronrrs JOHNSTON CO. GOLDEN DAWN GENERAL HARDWARE BUILDERS' Po1and'Siruthers Pd. SUPPLIES Route 616 Phone PL 5-2879 Poland, Ohio Phone PL 5-8820 PQ S ty-one if To All in the Class of '53, The Best of Luck-To Eternity! Compliments of The LYONS PHYSICIAN SUPPLY CO. Youngstowrfs Sick Room confer Hofooiootooa 1892 32-34 Fifth Avenue Phone Riverside 4-0131-2 Mr. Lindman: How ts it that you can't answer any of my questions? Stewart W.: Well, if I could, what would be the use of my corninq to school? Compliments ot Compliments of Schwartz John Hendel Food Market Jeweler i Watch Repairing We Dehvef 22 Main sf. Poland, Ohio Main St., Poland Phone PL 5-8811 C,eane,s L. F. DONNELL 4 Hour Service F Q R D 25 Youngstown-Poland Road 1811 Mmket St. Phone PL 5-5627 it Page Sixty-two its RED'S SERVICE STATION Your Friendly Sohio Dealer Atlas Tires and Batteries Phone Pl.aza 5-0026 Road Service Res. Phone PLaza 53550 Moe: Where did you qet the black eye? Gary: Went to a dance and was struck by the beauty at the place. BI LLI NGS FLOOR COVERING Poland, Ohio f 22l Main Street Phone Plaza 5-3216 -if Page Sixty-three Don L. Sicafuse c.L. U. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Q Poland, Qhio YOUNGSTOWN'S LARGEST DEALER 19-Hour Factory Fashion Service tDai1y Except Sundayl 7:30 A. M. to 2:30 A. M. ll Il N D E R N ' S The Dealer Closest to the Heart of Youngstown Boardman and Walnut Streets Carolyn O.: You'd be a good dancer except for two things. Ed T.: What're they? Carolyn O.: Your feet! Smith Dairy Co. Deliveries in Poland W. T. Grant Co Known for Values Boardman Plaza Youngstown, Ohio POLAND COUNTRYSIDE FURNITURE Quality F umiture at Unusually Low Prices 1420 Boardman-Poland Bd. Phone ST 2-2354 Compliments of Hinman's BARBER SHOP Boardman, Ohio +3 Page Six ty-four lax- KENNETH W. BARNES Pharmacist and Dispensing Chemist Phones: PL 5-0037 - 5-5558 V 5,3027 Emergency Night Phone: PL 5-2432 Twenty-four Hour Prescription Service in Poland District Traffic Cop: Use your noodle, lady! Use your noodle! Mary H.: My goodness! Where is it? I've pushed and pulled everything i the car. THE MlLLARD'S Lowry Furniture Fl-UWERS 8' Carpet Co' Distinctive Corsage Styling 4210 Market Street Youngstown 7, Ohio Prices Reasonable Qpen Evenings 6 Boardman Road Poland 7:30 - 9:00 P. M. Ph one PL 5-3006 A3 Page Sixty-five E4- Best Wishes to Class of 1953 the To Dance Better - Better Go To ARTH UR MU RRAY'S 219 W. Boardman St. Youngstown, Ohio Iudy S.: Changing a tire, eh? Chuck G.: No, no, I just get out rest. First with the Finest R E C O R D S Hi-Fideiity Phonographs T E L E V I S I O N Sales :Sf Service MAGNAVOX PHILCO HCA VICTOR Your Home Entertainment Center The Record Shop Market St. at Midlothian every few miles and Jack it up to give ita Open Evenings Phone ST-8-6571 fit Compliments of Doc's Radio and Television, Inc. 3726 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio Phone ST 8-9625 Page Sixty-six tx HARROFF'S MAIN STREET SU PERETTE full line of fancy foods Polcuid, Ohio Phone PL 5-5323 My Worst sin, loan S. sighed, is Vanity. I spend hours every day admiring my beauty. Thai's not vanity, lane H. replied. Thais imagination! MACKLIN'S BARBER SHOP It Pays to Look Well 404 Main St. Poland, Ohio u 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 Phone SK 8-2331 2l5 Canfield-Poland. Rd. +3 Page Sixty-seven H. of Ask For It-We Have It' There is ct STAMBAUGH-THOMPSON Store Near You. In the Shopping Center Youngstown-P oland Rd. Downtown Store 114 W. Federal St. Mrs. Stone: toy, what does the buffalo on o nickel stond tor? loy: Because there isn't room for him to sit down. Compliments of Hess Motel Iunction Routes 224 on Boordmorn, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of '53 IAMES ERSKINE 51 SON Phones LE 6-6225 - 6-6226 d 7 Lowellville, Ohio Sl'anIey's Auto Sales Compliments of Page Sixt Meet and Eat at the Brass Rail 16 E. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio A B y ight inf- Compliments of MAR-HILL BOWLING 3600 Market Slroei Phone ST 8-9535 Miss Iohnson: 1 would like to know why it is ihat whenever 1 leave the room for a short time and then return 1 find no one working? L. P. Good Iohn Deere Farm Machinery I Hay - Shaw - Feed 1209 Poland-Boardman Rd. Compliments of 'r. L. Ely REALTOR Phone PL 5-8651 Fred C.: 1t's because you Wear rubber heels, ma'am. Valley Tire 8 Co Compliments of D 1 v 1 lin , Goiigigm Pgolflcff Lloyd T. Shllson ll.'eS 1168 Poland Ave. Phone Rl-7-2429 Iames Erskine, Owner fl Page Sixty-nin 1- Fuel Oil Specialists Fuel Oil-Burner Service Complete Furnace and Burner Installations THE BARTRAM OIL CO. Phone SW 9-7418 Bears Den Road Youngstown, Ohio Bill S.: Do you want me to call you a taxi? Barb S.: Yes, l Wish you would. Bill S.: All right ff you're a taxi. ED LEE'S TELEVISION Zenith and Emerson Sales and Service Since 1925 Phone ST 2-8834 Boardman Congratulations Class of 53 DAVIS LANDSCAPIN G SERVICE 40 Island Drive Poland, Ohio Phone PL 5-9308 Compliments of 2522 Glenwood Ave. FOSTER FURNITURE CO. Phone ST 2-0012 Compliments of A Friend eil Page Seven ty Compliments of POLAND SEED CO. Everything for the Home and Garden Mrs. Ritz: Helen, use 'osbestos' in cm sentence Helen H.: l do my work otsbestos l con. B 81 C Appliances 6975 Market St. Boordmon TV Sales and Service Phone ST 2-6187 H Compliments of Ludl-'s Sunoco Service SILL'S CUSTOM TAILORS Ladies' and Gents' Clothes 6217 Mouket St. Phone STerlinq 8-4263 Compliments of The Seminarian Your School Paper +25 Page Seventy-one la? Best Wishes to the Class of '53 F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY Boardman Shopping Plaza Struthers Shopping Plaza Uptown -- Market Street Ron D.: Man is the greatest invention in the world. Carole B.: Yes, but woman is an improvement. Ron D.: Yeah, guess that's what keeps men out late ff looking tor improve ments. Our Best Wishes to the Class Cunningham, Fine Fumiture Lowellville, Ohio of 53 Inc. Compliments of AI Wagner Motor Sales, Inc Sales - Service DeSoto ' Plymouth Diamond-T Trucks 3121 Market Street Youngstown 5, Ohio Phone STer1ing 2-lll6 slit Page Seventy-two E+ Compliments of Lord Chesterfield Tailors and Men's Wear 335 W. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio Phone Riverside 4-3226 Best Wishes to the Class of 53 The EVANS Co. Youngstown, Ohio Dick W.: Are you going to take the car out in this rainstorm? EASTERN CONSTRUCTORS, INC. Poland, Ohio Ed T.: Certainly lt's a driving rain, isn't it? Compliments of Compliments of the BOARDMAN SAT-UE TRUE RESTAURANT DRESS SHOP Fine Foods 5420 Market St' Full Course Dinners Curb Service Phone STQTHHQ 20511 6742 Market St. ST 8-0970 +3 Page Seventyfthree l-2+ WITH ERS HEATING CO. Complete Line of PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES Phone PL 5-5654 412 Main Street Poland, Qhio Mr. Lindrnan: What is geometry? Bob Y.: The little acorn arew and qrew, and one day woke up and said. 'Ge-om-etry.' WE M Conqrcxtulcxtions to Class of 1953 JOHN H. YERIAN Flowers For All Occasions General Insurance Phone Rlverside 38169 Poland Center Rd' 710-713 Home Swings Phone PLaza 5-4523 and Loan Bldg. Page Seventy-four E+ Congratulations, Classes of 1953! This is an inaugural year' Our own land begins a new presi- dential era. England assumes a new ruler. And YOU open the page to a new and exciting chapter in your own life's story! But stop for a moment before you begin! Check your equipment and understand your best dreams. Then take to the path that leads to success with confidence. There will be disappointments, of course . . . when your goal seems far off and the course rugged. But remember that many have vested their hopes in you . . . just as America looks to llce as England is revived by the wholesome- ness of Elizabeth. And so it is YOUR year of commencement . . . YOUR moment at challenge . . . YOUR year of inauguration! Add our name to your list of friends who are certain that you will reach the high pinnacle of Joy and success. McKELVEY'S Breathes there a man with soul so dead Who never once has turned his head and said, Mmmmmm, not bad! Society Brand Clothes For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young Compliments ot PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY THE soums sl-lor INC. 26 Wick Avenue 3534 Mmkei S 141 W. Federer st. Y . , hi eos N. perk Ave. OUNCNOWD O to Warren, Ohio F. W. Wissenbach General Manager :Et Page Seventy-five lie Congratulations to the Class of 1953 from THE STUDENT COUNCIL Mrs. Dearinq: How is it, young man, that I my daughter? How is it, 1 ask you? Bill P.: 1t's qreat, mam, really great! find you huqqinq and kissrnq Best of Luck to the Senior Class THE POLAND 1953 HI-Y Infants' and Chi1dren's Wear 6424 Market Street Phone STer1ina 8-5611 LITTLE FASHION SHOP Compliments of Ivar Fraternity Chuck Bunny Stew Ed tFredJ2 Page Seventy-six 12