Rayen School - Rayen Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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FQREW.ORDmQ ...... ggi ug-q.... 3 OUNGSTOWN is famous industrially, as a key allied products. lt is the home of two of the great- est steel corporations in the nation, and several other nationally known steel companies are repre- sented here by their mills and fabricating plants. 1lMany of Youngstown's plants utilizing raw iron and steel. manufacture an extensive variety of finished steel products, such as tubing, nails, wire, shafting, pipe, machinery, and furniture of all kinds. 1lHundreds of thousands of tons of Youngstown steel finds its way to all corners of the world. It may be in the form of automobiles, tractors, roofing, structural shapes, beams. or any other of the million and one uses made of steel. 1lYoungs- town means to the steel industry what Akron means to the rub- ber industry. Folks in Youngstown eat, sleep, and work steel. A larger percentage of our population are dependent upon steel than upon all other activities combined. Steel has been the basis of all of our private fortunes, public works, beautiful parks, and modern schools. 1lAnywhere in Youngstown you may hear a discussion of the processes of steel making or the finishing and fabricating of the mill product. Steel in Youngstown is the all absorbing topic and the perpetuating of Youngstown's Indus- trial Empire is vital to every one of us. 1lWith the whirring of the giant wheels of industry in our ears, with the beautiful soul stirring panorama of the mills etched against the sky in the liv- ing flame of the Bessemer at night, with this picture of seething, roaring, sweating tumult of work in our minds and the knowl- edge of what steel has meant to us in the past: and the vision of what our Industrial future shall be-greater, more magnificent than anything, yet accomplished -We, The Rayen Annual Staff take lndustry as our Art Motif for this, The 1933 Rayen Annual. -The Editor-In-Chief. .41 Uxlwfkiitxf ix ' , city in the manufacture of iron, steel. and their 1 DJ Z J x. ' 4 iw' 9 N .tt 'V 1 I ' . t my X .Wh M .x, L : B... 0 1.1 fi

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THE RAYEN SCHOOL-LOOKING EAST

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goadmdmwdmdmdmdmdmcimdmdmdmdwcvg og I I E , 11 - It 3' ug iu i j xx E ' I II -'15-W3 5 tg 'Wells 11970 gs ug VIEWS OF THE STEEL MILLS go ig VIEWS OF RAYEN 3, THE ADMINISTRATION og THE FACULTY gr eg THE MID-YEAR GRADUATES 3, MID-YEAR HISTORY 02 THE JUNE GRADUATES go ag JUNE CLASS HISTORY 3, THE UNDER CLASSMEN og ATHLETICS go og THE MUSIC DEPARTMENTS 3, CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS og CARTOONS 3' ag SNAPSHOT PICTURES go og THE RAYEN LABORATORIES go RAYEN SHOPS fig SPECIAL FEATURE ARTICLES 30 eg ADVERTISEMENTS go 5 I 5