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A U wk gif LL i is J cf f f M Q ' ix Tw -3 J X Q-Jw ax Q A -, ,H il X X N , SV x -X X Q x E R w 'x NX E 5 x x X X, X 4' , RAYEN ANNUAL 19 5 1 The Rayon School Youngstown, Oh1O . , . o I THE + f , S J W WW ffwzf ff f u f , , xx The e1ghty hve years of Rayen School stretch from the end of the C1v1l War to the shadows of a possrble World War III Its sons and daughters have done the1r part rn the country s struggle to keep men free That nmety two young men pcud the supreme prxce 1n World War II IS mute testlrnony of lh1S But the ways of Rayen are the ways of peace We the Class of 1951 are tarmg forth anxrous to take our place ln the mdus tr1al protess1onal and soc1al hte of our great c1ty We have learned how to l1ve together play together and study together rn a noble school We are ready for graduat1on a tlrne when we can beg1n to put mto practrce the precepts of our home and of our school Herew1th we present our book a goodly record of the schools achrevement l P r . . 1 . . I I - , . - , 1 - I - I , . -x a,e .fx -e hiv 'X MR C BENTON SENFT Bnoloay D19dIL1I19 12 1950 Remembrance IS the only paradwe out of Wh1Ch we cannot be drzven away Hlchter Dedication I P 5' r I 2 ' ,ft if '41 Ji f' ',,A Ti . ik, - f .QEJQIY I I MISS MTSS ANNUAL Sahcm e Ho ell Meet charmrng Salranne Howells chosen Mrss Annual of 1951 by the Youngstown ana promznent Ftayen alumnus Many photographs of Rayen qrrls were subm1tted to the Mayor for h1s selectron of Mrss Annual Hon. Charles P. Henderson, Mayor of if Andrew M Lmdscxy Asszstcnt Prmcxpczl '-H Frank W Tear Pnnclpcl i Ada M Rogers Supcrvzsory Oflzcer MAY N, for ij' Paulme Burey Iecm Gnfhths Secretary Secretary Ofhce Force fy QM, V il ,Ii , , f if, I if A I m fi ,.,:.,, 165,251 Q 'X -1 5:3 f -V ' HE: X g e l F IE' Bm A0 Mr Roy L Andrews Mlss Eleanor Beers Spcmxsh English Enghsh German Miss Esta Burger Mr. Iohn Bell History Bookkeeping, School Treasure! -'Q-I Fcqe Ten ffl- Mr IohnI Bennmqer I Q Mr Iohn Busch Instrumental Mus1c Mlss Mcn'y Louxse Boynton Mxss Lorena Clendenen Enqlxsh German Mathematzcs Miss Ella Moore Brown Miss Madge Cotton Spanish English if Page Eleven Mlss Mary E Craver Mathematics Mr Clifford M Gcmder Faculty Manager of Athletics Commercial WI:-an HW Miss Muma Doershuk Mr Lawrence Gxlboy Mathematics Sczence hw-QW Mr Oliver S Ellis Mr Robert Gillespie History Hygiene Chemjgfyy H Page Twelve Mr Dav1d Howland S h E I h Mr Lee Gu1sew1te peec ngls Dnvmq ,.,,,,-o-adv Mzss Lucxlle D Hawkms Mr Elmer W Hykes Home Economzcs Law Geography Mr Ioe A Hom Mr Harold N Iohnson Czvxcs Hygxene Gym Mechc1mcaIDrcxwmg V P l me-en Mr. Henry R. Kale Mr. Donald Korna English Commercial, Coach WE Miss Weltha I Keck MISS Marie KIYZGII Enqlzsh Social Studies Mrs Amuhe Keegan Mr Harold W Lansmg French Economxcs loumalzsm H15rQfy f PaqeFcur1een 1 Mlss Dor1s M McCleary School Nurse Mxss LIHICIII Lassey Commercml f'S Mlss Lucllle Lee Mr Waldemur N1schw1tz Dramctzcs Enqhsh Lcztm Voccx1Mus1c Mlss Manan M Mcxgulre Mr Kenneth Plckenng Lxbrcmcm Hxstory ,xg Flfiell Q if QUWQ MI DCIVIC1 K PINS Mr Iohn Russ EIlq11Sh Bgology Mlss Helen Pond E n ghsh Mr George Shoenhard Vxsmng Teacher Mr. Samuel G. Rogers Mzss Dorothy Seeger Mathematics LOUD -rl Page S x een ,hm , V! G I 7 t 'ni I Mr George Slmsfdd Coach Physical Education Mlss Geneva G Sxmth C1 vrcs Home Economrcs ,Q 7, Mr. Walter Simpson Mrs. Hilda Stiffler Industrial Arts Cateteria Director if P1119 Se-vcnben Mr Dale Thompson 1-4' .1 si W cm ysc Educqio Phys cs 'W X N Mxss Iune A Weamer Home Econom cs Mr George Wlley H story Pago E1 I qhieen if X Mxss Ruth Whxttmgton Bzology NO PHOTOGRAPHS Mr Frankhn P Erck Pr nt ng Mr Arch Holland Shop IUNE Commencement at Stambaugh Aud1tor1um at 10 A M Address by Dr Bernard C Clausen Be L1ke the Sun Mr C B Senft dles at North S1de Hosp1tal Funeral serv1ce for Mr S nit Rev S I Purvls grves a memorable sermon and Mr Funkhouser furmshes 1mpress1ve mus1c IULY Mlss Ehzabeth Walhs reslgns her pos1t1on as teacher of hlstory for thtrty f1Ve years SEPTEMBER E1ghtyf1fth year of Bayen School opens New teachers Mrss Florence Slgler physxcal educatron and Mr George W1ley hxstory Mrss Ruth Whrtttngton takes over Mr Senft s work rn blology Rev Eugene Beach speaker at f1rst Assembly Ind1v1dual p1ctures taken of underclassmen Tea for Mrss Wall1s and for secretary Harrtet Bryce who leaves to be marr1ed lean Grvftrths 46 new secretary OCTOBER Assembly The Woods solorsts Communrty Chest Assembly Al ce Swarm Sally Frred and D1ck Gro speakers Mr Samuel Wyer of Columbus speaks on Umted Nat1ons All sophomores have tuberculln patch test NOVEMBER Frre dr1ll More than two hundred guests at Open House Rally for South game Tom Bubantck wounded 1n Korea speaker Rayen South game postponed because of cold and heavy ra1n Football Rayen 19 Ursulrne 0 Mrss Margo of the Publxc L1brary Assembly speaker Football Rayen 19 South O Attendance 2200 Thanksgtvmg Assembly Speaker Dr Russell Humbert 8 P M Thesprans present Double Door Record break1ng snow torm begtns DECEMBER School re opens after berng closed because of the snow All events post poned Football banquet 95 present All the turkey you can eat All School dance 1n gymnasrum promoted by Home Room Councrl Football teams at WKBN d1nner to hear Ray Elhot Coach at Unlverstty of lll1no1s Last day of school before Chr1stmas vacatxon Cholr stngs 1n halls durmg Home Room Pertod Orchestra plays at 3 P M and 16 Cholr Chrxstmas Concert 8 P M Chou' smgs Chr1stmas mus1c over WBBW 8 to 8 30 P M Basketball team defeats Canton Ttmken IANUARY Paul Dress of Trafflc Polrce speaks rn Assembly Rayen defeats Chaney 1n hrst C1ty Serres game Rayen loses the basketball game to South 38 35 Band Concert 8 P M Calendar 1950 1951 LJ . 1 . . . - ' : i ..- ' , ' , ' ss, . u , , I 1 . ' ll ll - : ' , ' , . 8 P. M. Barn Dance in Gym. Two hundred present. ' 1 ll . ll . - - ' s ' . A . Il ll . - -fl age N me ec 3 Frnal Assembly tor the semester Organ presented to the school by Edwln Davrs Senror prom at Elms Ballroom 204 present We lose to Wtlson Last day ot S mor work Baccalaureate sermon at St Paul s Lutheran Church Rev Clarence Stadt lander delrvers the sermon Bayen Cholr smgs Senror drnner at Amencan Leqron Hall on Sprlng Street Last Mrdyear Commencement Speaker Dr Hobert Whyte ot Old Stone Church rn Cleveland Second semester beglns No new students Full day sessron FEBRUARY and 2 Sleet and snow keep attendance down to about 50 per cent Student v1s1tor from the Beaver Falls Student Councrl Assembly 1n1t1at1ng Brotherhood Week Student speakers on Llncoln School rn sessron to make up tor trme lost durmg the btg storrn Dramatrc Club presents an rmpressrve story of Wa hmgton s rntluence Students attend Faculty meetmg Bev Holmqurst reports on Whrte House Conference tor ch1ldren and youth 7 P M at F1eld House Rayen wms tts trrst basketball game of the tourna ment by deteatrng Warren 50 47 9 p m Bayen wtns second game rn the basketball d1str1ct tournament Rayen 41 Lrsbon 40 Annual group prcture Abey s Studto MARCH and 2 N F L Tournament rn Kent Nutchuk Eskrmo lecturer rn Assembly Rayen upsets Salem 57 56 rn N E O Sen1ors and Freshmen at Industrral lnstltute at the Stambaugh Audrtor um H1 Y C1v1c Day Ierry Eberhart Mayor for the day 8 30 A M Career Conferences Lose to Martrns Ferry rn Reglonal B B Tournament Frrst Atomrc Bomb clrrll Frederrck Slobrayn Assembly Concert P1an1st Good Frrday no school Sprrng Hop Gymnasrum APRIL Rayen Chorr the guests of Westmmster College New Wrlmmgton Pa Assembly Freder ck Taylor Wrlson speaker Y Teens Formal All Crty Chorus F1eld House South H1gh School MAY lland 12 Chotr Spnng Festrval Thespran play George Washmgton Slept Here Band Concert Senror Prom Decoratron Day no school Fmal Assembly IUNE Baccalaureate S rmon Frrst Presnyterran Church Rev W Frederrck Mrller speaker Class dmner Belmont Ave Church E1ghtyf1tth Commencement Stambaugh Audrtorrum Dr Luther Gable sc1ent1st Calendar 1950 1951 1Cont1 18- ' ' 3 . - MI. 19- ' 1 1 . 19- ' . e ' . 21- . ' . . - ZSLA . - . . I . 1. . 25- ' . , . 29 . . ' . 1 -f . 8- ' ' s - '. 12- ,' ' ' ' . , . ' . 26-L. K ' . . ' U ' ' 26 ' . . . ' . - - 27 . . ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 28 - ' D s, ' ' . 1 - . . . ' . 7 , ' , ' . 7- , - , ' . . . 9- ' ' ' ' L . 9-Hayen upsets top seeded Boardman, 47-39, to reach N. E. O. ffnals. 12 ee '- ' ' , . 14- : . . . 18 ' ' ' . . . 21 ' ' ' . 22- ' ' ' t , ' ' . 23- ' - . 30- ' . ' . 13 : 1 ' , . 20 - . 27- ' , ' , ' . 18- 7 I ,, ' . 23- . 25 ' . 304- ' - . 31 ' . 3 I s , ' ' ' ' : . . ' 5- ' ' , ' . - .' 8-- I. -- l , su I ' .f . , :WW Presrdeut Sam Kaspcman Vrce Presmieut Rosemary Iacolcr Secretary Mane Romeo Treasurer Frank Mechcrk January Class Officers , , ,Q s Q fr s f 29. a aj 4 v r 45 A r f 9 2,4 M5 ' H-:N s 1 ' f 5 Y f, J ,mm 5 5 K 1 ' ,MT il I ' ....,.-..... 4 K Seated CLeit to R1ghtJ Frances Breslyn Rem Bolotm Bunme lack Fcnth Levy January Honor Roll -nf P qe T o Standing: Mcurine Bunshaft, Ernest Rose, Frank Mechuk, Marie Romeo. G Q wenty-tw H'- Phylhs Barth George Peter Bednar Football Basketball Track Letterman Varsxty R Rem Ioyce Bolotm Honor Roll Latm Club History Club National Thespxans Frances Ehzabeth Breslyn Honor Roll Latm Club Orchestra Band lack Brown Track Letterman Home Room Councll A Cappella Maurme Lots Bunsh Honor Roll Orchestra Band Latm Club History Club Page T venty three Vtctona Fehcla Casulla Annual Contnbutor Annual Sales Home Room Councml Latm Club A Cappella Iohn Nlcholas Catsoules German Club Cecelxa Mane Catullo Annual Contnbutor Annual Sales Record Staff Home Room Councxl Soctal Commxttee Barbara Ann Cessna Amella Chavez A Cappella Geneva Henna Colbert Latm Club History Club Nancy Iayne Creighton G.A.A. Numeral Girl Volleyball Baseball Record Staft Library Council Y-Teens Philip Ierome Davidson Football Track Tennis Basketball Letterman Record Editor-in-Chief Latin Club Varsity R History Club Bonita Louise Drlts History Club Tlgerettes A Cappella Ray Samuel D1Nunz1o Football Letterman Mary Frances Doran Y Teens A Cappella Iulte Dreyfus Latm Club German Club Gxrls Octette A Cappella Sf P cel enty c Margaret Ellington Frank Ewashko Football Basketball Track Letterman Varsity R President Home Room Council Ianet Lee Floyd asketball Volleyball Baseball Y Teens G A A igerettes A Cappella Kathryn Ann Forde Annual Sales History Club Y Teens Social Committee Annette Mane Fortunato Home Room Council Y Teens Secretary Latin Club xstory Club octal Committee A Cappella Isabel Irene Francisco lean Dolores Gamble Y Teens A Cappella Charles Paul Hammock Warren Harrell Ir Excelsior H1 Y Presxdent Beverly Ann Hermes Y Teens Treasurer Latm Club Hxstory Club Txgerettes A Cappella Gxrls Octette Sxlas Hopkms Ida Ann Icmdxmanno Annual Sales Socxal Commmee A Cappella l 41 Bunme lack Q 1 Honor Holl ll guru a y Rosemary Laura lacola Class Vxce Presxdent Socxal Commmee A Cappella Robert Iones Elsa Fredenca Kascher Volleyball Y Teens G A A A Cappella Girls Octette Samuel Peter Kaspanan Class Presxdent VOYSITY R Football Track Basketball Letterman Dorothy Ann Klema Y Teens Iosephme Mane Lazazzera Y Teens Faxlh Levy Honor Roll Latm Club Presldent hxstory Club Ioseph H Macarchenxa l.at1n Club A Cappella Leonard Iohn Mayo '-hstory Club A Cappella Frank Iohn Mechak Honor Roll Class Treasurer Football Basketball Letterman Var'ity R Theodore Metts Ir History Club QD 'ii' i' Pu 1. M ' I' ,r- is '54 'l rzufsxx rw? Theresa Mane Mlkolal Sally Ann Montgomery I-lrstory Club Latm Club X Teens Home Room Councrl A Cappella 1rls Octette Rlchard Duane Football Track Baqke ball Letterman Varslty H Hxstory Club Randall Nuby Margaret Viola Basketball Volleyball Baseball Numeral Girl Letter Girl History Club X-Teens G.A.A. A Cappella McConnell Pallone F rank Steven Platenak Track N. F. L. Patricia Ann Preksta Record Staff Band Orchestra Lawrence S. P. Procick Social Committee Dale Iames Rau Football Home Room Council V1ce President Frank Ioseph Rich Social Committee Dolores Helen Rimedio Social Committee Honor Roll Class Secretary Rayen Record Home Room Council Annual Sales 3- , Pa 'l nw Ernest Rose Honor Roll Annual Advertising Social Committee German Club, President History Club, President N. F. L., Secretary Latin Club Richard Ioseph Russo Track Football lohn William Schuller Football Basketball Track Hi Y Vice President A Cappella Boys Octet Rita Mae Simon Latin Club History Club Omre Williams Basketball Letterman Varsity R Y Teens A Cappella 5 1 Marie Antoinette Romeo S ,I ,N Shirley Rae Smith -1' ' tj-suv' ll 1?- Shxrley Mane Stanovrch Y Teens Hrstory Club Blanche Shuley Stem Debate Latm Club A Cappella Donald Evans Stevens Track Football Letterman Varsity R Socral Commrttee No Pxcture Wtlham Charles Slater f Pr n G1 Vu-qmra Ann Thomas Y Teens Betty lean Van Orsdel Y Teens Ioseph Vemn Latm Club Hrstory Club Y Teens l ' ', Ir. Anthony Ioseph Testa Alice Walsh -1, 'ge T2-re ty- 'gnt F4- As Rayen marks its 85th year the Ianuary class of 51 starts its march into the future This class has brought many glories to Rayen and will be remembered for years to come Why? you ask For one reason this class represents the last of 1'l'11Clle1'1T1 graduatrons Secondly for the f1ISl time in Rayen s hlstory the graduates wore caps and gowns What would the gridiron have been without Don Stevens George Bednar Sam Kasparian Frank Mechak and lake Ewashko'7 Or the basketball court wlthout Orme Wilhams and Ph1l Davidson? Doing their part on the football field at half time were Ianet Floyd Bonita D1lts and Beverly Hermes all twirhng the baton Of course like all classes this had some dashing personalities such as Ioe Macarchenra and h1s spur ofthe moment jokes jovial Isabel Francisco facetious Tony Testa and handsome Frank Rich If Youngstown were to hold a beauty contest the girls in this class would Catullo reserved Mary Doran sweet Vicky Castrlla and pretty Rosemary Iacola But dont think the class was all beauty and no brains that isnt so Heni Bolotm Frances Breslyn Maurine Bunshaft Faith Levy Frank Mechak Ernest Rose Marie Romeo and Bunme lack held the honor roll seats And dont forget those wonderful people that contributed to the wide reputation of the A Cappella In it were Amelia Chavez Iulre Dreyfus Kath ryn Forde lean Gamble Ida Iandimarrno Elsa Kascher Sally Montgomery Margaret Pallone B111 Schuller and Blanche Stern Surely you agree that these qualltres make for a wonderful class Here s luck for we know not where we are going' January Class H :story be right at the top of the list. lust look at these, for example: friendly Celia C President ...........,........ Paul Ccxtsoules Vice President ....,...,.... Lillyctn Anzevino Secretary .....,........ Iosephine Delle Fave Treasurer ......,.........,.. Ioseph Shagrin .lune Class Officers Flrst How Marllyn Hearn Arlene Cohen Mar1 lyn Stenger G11bert Lucarelh Second Row Ahce Swarm Rhoda Lrpton Bar bara Gross Ilene Frred Lucllle D Antonxo Mary Ann Fabry Nancy Stansbury Davld Page Thrrd Row Iay Hogan Algene Kuchmka San Cynth1a Myers June Honor Roll dra Klivans, Marcia Moore, Icmet Ruihley, Annual Sales Latin Club History Club Majorette A Cappella A if Rita Alrins Veronica Andriwski G, A. A. Basketball - - Volleyball Baseball 5 Numeral girl t X A Cappella -' ' l L X vt, X . A . Lillyan Anzevino I Class Vice-President 'K Social Committee A '- Tigerette fy 1 A Cappella XX J. LJ - Ioan Baldwin Ierome Balluck Annual Advertising Latin Club History Club Tennis Letterman Varsity R Track Page Thirty-lxvc Vemon Barrett, Ir. Nancy Ann Baudile Iean Berlin G. A. A. Basketball Volleyball A Cappella Girls' Octette Bill Bemard Stewart Bishop A Cappella George Robert Blackburn Dean Boop Ir Home Room Councll Hxstory Club A Cappella Boys Octet Iohn I Boyle Ierold Leonard Braun Annual Edxtorlal Board Record Edxtor m Chlet Natxonal Thespmms Dramatlcs Club N F L Latm Club Hzstory Club Hlfle Club Betty Laverne Bntton Charles Brosko Track Iohn Brush Wllham Brush lam Budesky G A A Basketball A Cappella D1ck Burdman HISYOTY Club German Club Patncm Bushman Latm Club Y Teens G A A Volleyball Baseball Letterqlrl Majorette A Cappella Clrls Octette Iamce Caldwell HISYOYY Club Latln Club N F L Dramatxcs Club X x X F I K es F. Cartwrxqht ' ramatxcs Club Pre dent Nglronal Thespxans fill Cl Soilo YCOTLIIIEIZEXG lf ff ul M!! MM r f 1 1 f LM J ,w F M' D WOM! ' 'lm I 1 1 I YL ,X U Paul Nrck Catsoules Class President Social Committee History Club Latin Club Leon Chill Mickey Theresa Chine Annual Sales Phyllis Coffey Volleyball Arlene Cohen Honor Roll Record Staff Latin Club History Club German Club Band Orchestra William Franklin Coleman Annual Contributor Social Committee Varsity R Track Letterman Page Thirty-four Wrlhe Belle Conley Latin Club History Club Social Committee Paul R Conway Track Maureen Delores Copamc History Club Y Teens A Cappella Glona lean Cox lack Coyne Varsity R Track Letterman Anna Craig National Thespians Dramatics Club ' 1 r s Richard Henry Dalf Home Room Council German Club Lucille M D'Antonio Honor Roll Annual Sales Y Teens Anthony DeG1se A Cappella Boys Octet biiiiw y 1rO e Anthony DeLuca Hxstory Club A Cappella lane Louxse De Mano we uncll Jim llX f dv I W' X ll hf D ascale rg WW' l X J fl Q r ora Diorio Y-Teens Ehzabeth Iane Doch Hxstory Club Y Teens Soclal Commxttee Thomas Duffy Ieanne Dunvaqe Hxstory Club A Cappella Ierry Eherhart Annual Contrlbutor Tenms Letterman Lalm Club History Club H1 Y Presldent Varslty R A Cappella Boys Octet JN, udflle nn Eqnozzr Ann lAdv rtrsmq Hlst ry Club A Cappella Marcm Engster Annual Contributor Hrstory Club Nauonal Thesprans Dramatxcs Club A Cappe la Grrls Octette Geralchne Ioann Evans Hrstory Club A Cappella Orchestra Band Mayorette Y Teens Sam Fabrrzlo Mary Ann Fabry Honor Roll A Cappella Io Ann Fasanellx Y Teens .J ',w 'V Q Page Tlurty srx Ken Fmbus Latm Club Mary lane F rlaccxo A Cappella www Helen E Fmtor German Club A Cappella G A A Letterqrrl Basketball Volleyball Baseball os he sa Flor elxse Sens a seb ll Cappella ayorette Geneva W Forester G A A Numeral glrl Basketball Volleyball Softball Mary Elizabeth X Annual dvertssyaq X Hxso C x1 xi Xe Y 'uu'+ D Ilene Fried ' Honor Roll , Annual Sales -1. Latin Club French Club History Club Dramatics Club, Treas. Sally Fried Annual Sales Latin Club History Club N. F. L. National Thespians Dramatics Club Rosa Lee German History Club Y Teens C A A Basketball Volleyball Iohn Getson Annual Contributor Ioseph E Giblin Alice Gotti 1 N sd fl . ir 1 Ray Gould Football .7 Track i Varsity R Letterman X v 'M Barbara Ann Gross Honor Roll Annual Contributor Annual Sales Latin Club History Club N, F. L. A Cappella Alice Patricia Guerner Latin Club History Club A Cappella Y Teens Tigerette Audrey Ann Hannon Latin Club History Club Dramatics Club Bennie Harrell Bertha Mae Harrell Robert Harrell Dorothy M Hams Hrsto y Club Y Teens Basketball G A A Manlyn Hearn Honor Roll Latln Club Hlstory Club Nauonal Thespxans French Club Debate Club A Cappella Gxrls Octette Iames lay Hogan Honor Roll Latm Club German Club Pres Home Room Councxl Elfle Club Band Orchestra Iohn P Hogan Hxstory Club I eanne Horan Y Teens , PJ ll e qlxt Betly Lou Howe History Club Y Teens Sallanne Howells Latm Club Hxstory Club N F L A Cappella Glrls Octette Valevrie Hxftcluns Record Staff Hxstor Club A Cugpe a QM: was I nua les Georgvehevac Socxal Comml ee Hlstory Club Debate Club Natxonal 'mlespnans Drumqtlts Club ati: Club 1Y Sec Mary Kathleen Iarvxs Annual Contrxbutor Soclal Commxttee Latln Club Sec Dramatlcs Club Sec Y Teens Home Room Councll Txgerette .X Nl + Lawrence Iimen Football K '- Track A L - Goll fl Varsity R X .V Latin Club 1 1 History Club l l-Ii-Y Club. Pres. ' A Cappella Boys' Octet Frank Iones Howard Kanter N F L Hxstory Club Varsrty R Natlonal Thesplans Band Orchestra A Cappella Boys Octet Basketball Wrllmam A Kennedy Io Ann Kmg xo Latm Club French Club Hlsto y Club Debate Club Home Room Oo cxl 5, K Y Teens Grrls Octette 37 Annual Contrlbutor Sandratflfvgn or Roll A ualS es rd aff mr Club Is lSlOIY Club Vxcb7Pr 1 Nat al I'hes ns 'TJ atlcs Club VMQ Pres q re ch Club f llcihoom cmmcu 1 L fl 'I I .YJ I v . v .yr y W' 1 ' Q ' f . ' Alqene Ierome Kuchmka Honor Roll Annual Sales Home Room Counctl Track Georgia Lados llirke Lallo Social Commnttee Bovs Octet, Colt Letterman A Cappella Iames Lawson Bhodcflae Lipton Honor Roll v ,Annugg Sales Natxmal Thespla s amatrcs Club atln Club History Club 1 Robert Lxpton Annual Advertlsmq Socxal Commlttee Hrstory Club German Club French Club Pres Latm Club A Cappella ! I I . U' Y' . . A . X , 4 l A ' ,' ' , - 'l r faq IIA' fj If - Y x J K I. f f I ' ' f 1 - . W 4 l 'JJL , . R jfffif' . T H J 5 1 1 I . I . , , X , gh y ,Ke f . rd I- ' A Cappella ,L fp 0 ' ' French Club . , X . .- . W t' V , S' .-I 1 A ' H? 5 W '- LR6 ' ' 'h .' Zines. . ' rt! V l ' ph ' - . iw , 1, I I . W X ul Page Tlllll'y'AlllllS F .fl A 4 Mary Lombardo Y-Teens 9 P 1 Q1 Q Vlrgxma Lotarskx HISIOI y Clu b Pai Lhcar ll QV xliisiorg lub LL HOIDGURUDIHL ouncrlx A Cayaellla Z filgdf 1. X Gilbert Vmcent LUCTGHI Honor Roll Home Room Councrl Howard Mallek Latm Club Nauonal Thesprans Dramatrcs Club Debate Club German Club Margaret E Mavracxch Raymond May fd ays rv nnu ql les WW ,cf if V js! Q, Sh.u'ley Ioanne Mellxnger Annual Assocrate Ednor Hzstory Club ff K Qlrzfbeggralf blfuef L tx lg' 'X f A orypellab Girls Octett Shuley ock 1515 al CQKHB t A rqumi Sales 1 Latin Club Prenda Clu Vxce Pies History Cl Dramatxcs Club A Cappella rpl Fr X Marcia Moore Honor Roll Annual Sales Latin Club, Treas. History Club A Cappella Girls' Octette Paul Moorhead History Club A Cappella Lozuse Moses Donna Fay Moyer Cynthia Ann Myers Honor Roll Rayen Record Latin Club N F L Recording Sec French Club National Thesprans 'oocial Committee History Club A Cappella Reqma Ann McCabe Annual Sales History Club Treas Latin Club Y Teens A Cappella Rose McCammon ,,,,. , . 2- -'rf' ' V . Iames Bernard McClendon Track Football Letterman Varsity H William McCrudden Rifle lb aww JJ .JOLOLMXUQ MV? LVL? Frederick W Nollen History Club Natlonal Thesplans Rose Marie Nuby Annual Advertising Hlstory Club Y Teens G A A Lettergxrl Numeral girl Basketball Volleyball dzmmnhi OJ-I- T 'Uz' H CL, ?,vJAu - Annual Editorial Board ,VM J Record Stall p 5 Latin Club Af German Club Vice Pres National Thesprans ,,. PM A Cappella f Dramatrcs Club rbdxlji-D Vl f'V fu-M1 .gvevuy QW' W K+ W ofwl P iii.. l li 45 aqe Forty one f yyv LA J UI' ,A .1 Q,0 fllAf ff.,-4,Z7C,C9Js-4,4,vfffffY . I . . an -s ' , 02 . W' . K . xg 4 1 , :V K v '53 pl- ' y tx ' , Iudith O'Hara UJLMI 4, . A A My ' Al N , . 0 -gf . jj? A- 1 , H .CK f 'wx ' .11 , , V fr 4: M,4Af.,.1Lowf1,a, M David Keith Page Honor Roll Record Stall Latin Club National Thespians, V.-Pres. N. F. L. Dramatics Club, Pres. Tennis Letterman A Cappella Marilyn Parkman ' yi JA G. A. A. Volleyball I Basketball Baseball Letter irl 9 Numeral girl Stella Paul A Cappella Phyllis Rae Paulme A Cappella, Wllllam Pearson Football Clara Delores Y Teens ome Ro oun Socia C mxtt e C I Page rorty two Gif!! -Llet ,AMW Ad.: jc Qppe 1 W If J' cw .JJ ' Edward Pierson Social Committee ' , , Home Room Coqpcil, Pres. tm ,football . ff l-,Track 1 , tt t J 1 I . - X t Iames E. Poindexter Mary Alice Poppmeau A Cappella Carol E Presley Iamce Pnce Y Teens A Cappe a 'dj gl tl X ly x' fi, alfa! N P A l A p7 ' E , 2 x A V A. V I ,f 'll X ' ' jj , I 1 l ml E l N l ' ' 1 ll ,Mo ll lv., lx tl , ' K rf' flu ' r l f Helen Maureen Reardon Latm Club Hxstory Clubx Annual Sales Home Room Councrl Socxal Commlttee A Cappella Ray La Mar Reber Elvlra Rhodes Annual Sale French Club l-llstory Club G A A Volleyball Basketball Baseball Letterglrl Numeral qlrl K Ralph Rrchley Football Track Wmrfred Ioyce Robe tp Annual Edxtonal Boa French Club Latm Club History Club Natlonal Thespl ns A Cappella Record Stall Beverly Robmson A Cappella P :rye Forty-three is Carl Stephen Rubrs Band Orchestra I anet Lona Rurhley Honor Roll Annual Sales Latin Club French Club Hxstory Club Sec Nat1onalThesp1ans Treas Dramatrcs Club A Cappella Mary Ann Sabella A Cappella Ioretta Scanlon Ioseph Shagnn r 1 Y Cla s 'Ff7as Annua W Record Ass dxtoro, Latm Club Q Hxstory Club Pres French Club Social Commxttee Edward Simons National Thespians Dolores Srmstra YTeens Sec G A A Volleyball A Cappella Leonard Howard Spector Annual Edrtorral Board Latrn Club N F L Natronal Thesplans Dramatrcs Club Hrstory Club A Cappella Nancy Stansbury Honor Roll ecbrd Staff A Cappella Grrls Octette Manlyn Esta Sfenqer Honor Roll Y Teens Vrce Pres Home Room Councrl G A A Basketball Baseball Lettergirl Numeral Girl A Cappella lack Irving Stem Latin Club History Club Dramatics Club A Cappella Rosemary Stevens Y-Teens G. A. A. Volleyball Baseball f Ahce Swaxm Honor Roll Annual Sales N F L res Nahonal Thesprans Pres Hrstory Club Dramatrcs Club Home Room Councrl French Club g Szymanskr Lorene Thomas Latrn Club Y Teens Debate Club G A A Basketball Baseball olleyball Numeral grrl Ioan Thompson Frank P. Toman Track ,Ll - Nu X , Rocco A. Tricoli Roberta Tsoukras Helen Varley Hlstory Club Y Teens V-fV,blv'v dwdf A940 Shuley Varley Hlstory Club Y Teens ,ff Babefte Ruth W ma Annual Sales Latm Club Nauonal Thes an Dramatxcs Club Hlstory Club Emenc Wallenc Soc1a1Com lttee Chaxrman wltfjifw ,V Ioan Lomse Webster Hlstory Club Band Orchestra Letterglrl el PaqeFcrtyt1ve l Nancy Weller Annual Sales Latm Club Hlstory Club National Thesprans Dramatlcs Club A Cappella Band Orchestra LaComa Ann Wrlhams G A A Pres Hlstory Club YTeens Letterglrl Baseball Basketball Volleyball Lo1s W1ll1ams Debate Club Y Teens G A A Basketball Volleyball Baseball A Cappella Band Mary Wllhams G A A Volleyball Baseball Ioann Wollztz Hlstory Club Y Teens A Cappella Tom Wrench Alex Ycrnkush Annual Contnbutor Hxstory Club Band Rule Club Rlchard Daroskl Ukuqustl J' ,Nh Edward Goldstexn fAugustl Track Tenms Drumcmcs Club Hxstory Club A Cappella Boys Octette Betty Hooper fhugustl Ioe Iuhus 1AugustJ Football Track UW in if ,anna 1PoeF frty sul l Robert Iusuce Ukuqustl MKV4 WKWE 1 Qi' George Matchett KAugustl Wayman Paramore Ulugustl Georqcxnn Vxtullo U-lugustl Y Teens You to the left and I to the right For the ways of our class mu t sever Memorres of Rayen wrll ever be brrght And beat rn our hearts forever To chemlstry Latln algebra class For the past four years we ve gone Trymg our best our peers to surpass We ve carrred the banner on Take for example the great A Cappella Whrch thrxlled us each trme they would smg Led by such stalwarts as DeLuca Sabella Eberhart Reardon Waldman and Kmg Th n come those cop1ous bralns galore Includrng Hogan Kuch1nka Trrcoh and Page Here s to the g1rls O Hara L1pton and Moore Who w1ll be remembered throughout the age Behrnd the great Irmenez McClendon and Bohrer Battl1ng along w1th Gould Iulrus and Prerson In football they dld more than ever before By trampllng Ursul1ne and South rn one season The Thesplans too have always been strong Wrth stars such as Myers and Cartwrrght Before the colored footl1ght Thrs year the N F L was great Led by Fned Kanter and Swarm Hrgh rn tournaments drd th y rate Brrngmg to Rayen undyrng fame As we look so fondly back On the Record publrcatrons Shagrrn and Braun drdn t lack Stones that caused sensatrons Spector and Mock brought many a laugh Because they were so funny But full of folly were Llpton and Daff Who made llfe at Rayen so sunny .lune Class History S . , , , , . 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' I , , Have received our applause so loud and so long, - - - Q 'J I Catsoules 1S Presrdent of our class Smce he was backed by popular demand Swept 1nto off1ce by the mass May he some day be leader of the land So you to the left and I to the nght For the ways of our class must sever May we always have plenty of power and mlght And be remembered 1n Hayen forever Thrs 1S the last day at Rayen for the graduatrng class of 51 Although they antxclpated th1s last day wlth the greatest del1ght there are many tear starned faces to be seen The ramp seems a lxttle dlfferent maybe because of the speculatron on how much the old order changeth There are Betta Mrller Marcra Engster lean Berl1n and Sahanne Howells s1ng1ng A Perfect Day wh1le M1ke Lallo Dean Boop and Tony DeG1se are nervously hummmg My Buddy B111 McCrudden 1n hrs sharp plard lacket lack Coyne and Fred Nollen are trymg to frgure out wh1ch Varley twrn IS wh1ch Valerle Hutchms Sally Ph1l1b1n and Pat Guerrrer are addmg to therr confuslon by tellrng them that they only see one grrl and where d1d they get the rdea there were two? In the chem1stry lab Sally Frled IS buslly settrng up her apparatus wh1le Ioyce Roberts 1S showrng everybody her H SO and HNO scars As the bell r1ngs for a change of classes students pour out of all the rooms Here comes Bob Llpton the polyglot mumblmg somethrng In Span 1sh? In French? In German? And there rs lerry Eberhart carrymg hrs tent out of the OIIICG he wont need 1t anymore srnce thrs IS the last day Those wh1te bucks you see walkmg down the hall are carryrng Howard Mallek He and Arlene Cohen are probably on thexr way to Englrsh class At every change of class such glrmpses as these of the Rayen semors are to be seen Ioe Iuhus and Ierry Balluck are laughmg about somethmg now Another one of Ioes yokes? Behmd them we see Ieanne Dur1vage busrly talkrng to Pat Lucarell wh1le Rose McCammon and Georgra Lados are hav1ng no lag rn therr conversatxon e1ther There go lrvely Ioan Webster LaCon1a WIIIIGTHS and W1ll1e Conley run mng to get to therr class on trme Is the last class here already? Th1s day IS certarnly gomg fast Every mmute rs berng watched for the last perrod bell to rmg there 1t rs now' As the senrors say Good bye to Bayen they know that they w1ll always remember therr happy trmes Could they ever forget assembl1es Mr Rogers math classes thexr frrst day Wllh elevator tlckets for half pnce the ramp Doc Andrews garden on the wxndow s1ll the Drugs and all therr other experrences? June Class History + P eF f , . I I . . . . . I - . . . ,I ,I , . . . ,. If - - - 1 . . . ,I .1 . I I I - . I , . I ' ' 2 4 :a D , 1 1 I 1 ' . , . . . . , . , . . . . ' I 1 , . I I ' . ,, H . ' 1 . . , , . , , I - I I , . . . . 1 , . 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A,A' in X9 , A... , - , , , I -if 31313 lfi G '- ' The freshmen entered Rayen rn 1950 feelmg lrke poor lxttle lambs who had lost the1r way Soon they found the1r way though through the endless halls In 9A the strrctly male class offrcers are Drck Locke Presrdent Bruce Lrpton Vrce Presrdent and Ierry Angelo Treasurer In 9B Davrd Watson was Presrdent wlth Bruce L1pton and Ierry Angelo hrs assrstants Always ready for a good basketball game are Drck Locke Bruce Iunxus Eddre Ste1gner Bernre Werss Ted Clarke Ierry Angelo and Eugene Yotsmukrs Football stars are Paul Musselman Paul Donnelly Gerald Gurss Tony Pallante Ioe Smrth and Tom Lyden Members of the Record Staff are Sandy Ungar Karen Klrvans and Sherla E1chenbaum Srngrng under the helpful drrectron of Nrsch 1n Glee Club are Sandra Natale Mrdge Snodgrass Ne1l Russack B1ll McBr1de Saretta Prttler Carolyn Humbert Avery Cohen Stena Krauss Mary Lou Labozan Frances Mrschkul mg Saralee Craver and Donna Rowlands ln Iunror A Cappella are Peggy Keener lean Morrrs Iohn Barber Sandy Kaye Anrta Kornspan and Buddy Cohn Some day tthey hopel other members of the class w1ll jorn lean Eberhart Sandy Ungar and Karen Kl1vans rn A Cappella I-lelprng MISS Magurre rn the lrbrary are Harrret McKelvey and Mary Mar garet Cumm1ngs B111 M1ll1ron and Drck Iones twho have boornrng tenor VO1C9Sl are rn Boys Octet Workmg for pomts rn N F L are Avery Cohen Nell Bussack and Sandy Gross Wearrng the1r shoes and lungs out 1n band or orchestra are Ruth Caldwell Marsha Hollander Sandy Gross Harry Morgan Iohn Moyer Lew1s Moyer Delores Nag1e and Iames and Ioe Vrtullo The carrot tops 1n the class are Eddre McKenz1e Red Pallante Exleen Gefsky and Sally Walsh Dont forget Mrcky Sterner and Irmmy Iohnsons flashy shrrts Buddy Cohns blue eyes Sandy Kayes cashmere sweaters Frances Mrschkulnrgs beauty Saralee Craver and Peggy Keener s popular1ty and Bob Pegues wrtty remarks Here s to the class of l954' They are lookrng forward to next year and to bemg one step h1gher toward the1r goal Hrstory of the Class of 54 1 - 1 1 1 1 I - I I ' , S . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 -' . . . . ,, . ,, . 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . . . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - I I , . , . . . , . A 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 . ' I 1 f.. 1 'fq A .JL .5 .ll , f ,MZ f2?'2 :'A 1,AM q'K'z3'4? 4 ,:., I H MZ - 3 ,,, W , ,.,., . ,. . 3J,,h4,W,, 'f 2 ,huh gf? ' S Am! 3 fww ,,.- .E if 5- iw in -g '.v,,i fi Q32 'NK M' faq. law -Q... 2 V W, A52 Kew W :A , A- Vw .W I vm. W-f X ,, 5 few, 1 V A ,V f p I Nu U64 X . ffm V. 2 H , fs ' Q fx ix ,gg Q -X W W I ,, ,mf5fV iff? 'F UF' Pi F1ISlROW left to right M Hegarty R Boher L Iimenez F Yane M Martini B Loy D Stevens S Kasparian F Ewashko G Bednar F Mechak Second How Faculty Manager Gander Coach G Sirnstad R Gould N Staf ford D Hair I Golec C Wllcox E Pierson A G1Ogl1O C Chlmento L Carter R DeMarco R Grey CoachI Horn Coach M Korna Th1rd How. R. P1san1, E. Catsoules S. Meader B. Brush I. Iuhus R. Iames H. DiNunzio, I. Foust, D. Iefferies, I. McClendon, R. Lubanovic, D. Vasko Fourth Row: Manager Fogg, Giampietro, Davis, Patterson, Maple, Koval Prevec, Fields, Clarett, Napolitan, Laurie, Karnperman, Bisso, Richley Manager Castor, Manager Erck. Football The Rayen Tigers started off and ended the 1950 football season with all the fire and zip of a championship squad. However, when victories and losses were computed, the Orange and Black had only a mediocre 4 and 4 record. But in a sense those losses meant very little, when one is able to think back and see that We ended the season with two highly impressive victories over South and Ursuline, both by 19-0 scores. This was the first Rayen team ever to accomplish this feat. In pre-season tryouts, Coach Mike Koma only had a veteran backfield to look forward to. On the line the only first-string veteran of the 1949 cam- paign was all-city end, Frank Mechak. However, a few boys by the names of Larry Iimenez and Martin Martini came along fast. ln the opener the Tigers dumped a fighting North squad 20-7. Then they displayed their greatest defensive prowess in whipping Struthers 8-0. Then however the story changed and East s city champs knocked off the Tigers 20 0 The Tigers still fought gallantly when Wilson won a tough one 13 8 Next the Orange and Black traveled to Girard only to lose a 6 0 heart breaker Time after time Rayen touchdowns were called back A few days later Martini turned 20 and became 1nel1g1ble for further play Then came the gridiron legendary when a weak Chaney team smothered Rayen 39 12 After losing four straight games and games with our two traditional rivals coming up things looked pretty black But these were the two games the boys were looking forward to Thanks to an incomparable line to the running and tremendous defensive work of lake Ewashko and above all Don Stevens lightning like runs Rayen beat both Ursuline and South 19 0 So by winning these last two games it wasnt such a bad season after all In fact it was an unforgettable highly inspired and talented typical Rayen School team Outstanding gridders were linemen Mechak Jimenez Bohrer Martini Loy Stafford Golec Hegarty G1Ogl1O and Yane The very talented back field included Frank Iake Ewashko Don Stevens Ray D1Nunz1o Iim Mc Clendon Lamar Carter and three year star Sam Kasparlan The boys who won special awards were Frank Ewashko-All County All City Frank Mechak All City 2nd String All County Don Stevens 2nd String All County Larry Izmenez All County Honorable Mention Sam Kasparian All County Honorable Mention Bayen Rayen Hayen Rayen Hayen Rayen Rayen SEASON 4 P Six RECORD North East Wilson Girard Chaney South Ursuline Football Review .......2O Hayen ....,.. 8 Struthers ...... 0 ' ........l3 .......l2 .......39 .......l9 .......l9 ' -Y, age 'ty-three +L'- N... a.1,.,.....t. IMI Tf.T..L...w 'Y Top Row CLeft to Righti Mr Gander, Faculty Manager, Mr Simstad, Coach, Fred Yane, Calvin Patterson, Ioe Golec, Mr Tear, Principal, Mr Koma, Assistant Coach Bottom Row: CLeft to Right? Fred Lebo, Philip Rossman, Ray Grey, Calvin Douglas, Mike Hegarty, Lamar Carter, Dan Vasko. Missing from picture are the managers, Franklin Erck and Carmen Chimento. Basketball if PageSix1y-four lif- The Rayen School basketeers began their 42nd season in compet1t1ve play with only five returning lettermen of which but one was a regular Coach George Simstad in beginning his second year at Rayen had to build the whole squad around the big SIX feet four inch center Calvin Douglas the lone veteran An average team was formed but they werent a winning combination After three straight reversals two new boys Mike Hegarty and sophomore Fred Lebo were permanently znserted into the l1neup to put some z1ng into the team St1ll the team was lacking something At mrdyear Rayen had won only seven while dropping twelve games Also at this time three boys graduated Phil Davidson Frank Iake Ewashko and Orme Wllhams two of whom were starters If thrngs looked a little dis mal before graduation now they looked even worse However by some strange act of God the Orange and Black caught fire The team got hot after losing their last regular season affair to Allrance It seemed that a w1nn1ng combo was formed which consisted of Douglas Hegarty Lebo Lamar Carter and Dan Vasko Thrs qumtet brought the Tigers from the depths of defeat to the he1ghts of victory South Fleld House rocked with clamor when the underdog Orange and Black pulled two of the most stunning upsets in the annals of D1str1ct Tournament play When the Tigers mall but mighty bowled over favored Warren and Lisbon most people sald They were just lucky wait until they play Salem l0th ranked in the state The Tigers waited all right and Salem will never forget that memorable night With Mike Hegarty hacking up 16 polnts the victory starved Tigers hung Salem on a beanpole wrth a stunning 57 56 v1c tory Then they advanced to the semi finals and met the hlghly touted Board man Spartans With Fred Lebo the future Rayen great blazing the hoops for 19 markers Hayen dubbed the Cinderella Cagers hung the old hat and coat on Boardman and sent them home with a startling 47 39 loss Then came the sad part of this story when Rayen with a strlng of four brighter and there was sttll some hope of a state championship when we drew into the Regionals It seemed that even though we lost to Girard some un known force put us in the Regionals for the second consecutive year To a story such as this one there lsnt always a happy endmg and this time there isnt either Yes Rayens stout hearted Tigers finally collapsed under this tremendous pressure by loslng to Martms Ferry 54 38 ln the Regional semi final Perhaps the Rayen Cagers of 1951 w1ll not go down in the books as the greatest team ever but surely they will never be forgotten in the hearts of Hayen students and Youngstowners for their pluck courage and sportsman like conduct They were a true example of everything that Rayen 1S SEASON RECORD Regular Season Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Bayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Glrard Boardman Sharpsvllle Canton Txmken Me-mortal Chaney E Liverpool South Nrles Wilson Salem Wellsvtlle North Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen D1str1ct Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Reglon Rayen Tournament al Tournament Warren East Struthers Ursulme Hubbard Alliance Warren Lisbon Salem Boardman Gxrard Martms Ferry Basketball Review ' P ge Str five Q great victories, lost to Girard by one point 47-46. However, everything looked 39 Sl ' 59 49 36 54 44 60 ' 63 47 ' 46 A 42 49 41 ' 39 31 ' 58 55 ' ' 34 . ' 50 50 35 38 41 ' 42 ' 40 57 43 ' 50 47 36 50 46 ' 53 ' 40 ' 36 47 38 ' g BllL W h 1950 proved to be an experimental year for Coach Ioe Horn s charges as there were only three returning lettermen and tour newcomers to the Rayen tennis squad. However in his third year at the helm Coach Horn inspired Rayen to third place in the Mahoning Valley Tennis League. Rayen finished very closely behind Warren and South tor third while Ursuline Chaney and Boardman trailed the leaders. Warren with six returning lettermen finished at the top. In the latter part of the year Harold Powell Wilson Freeman and Bill Davidson were selected to compete for district tennis laurels at Akron with the winners going to the state meet at Columbus. Only Davidson advanced to the quarter round where he was defeated by an Akron West star. Even with the absence of Powell Freeman and two-year letterman Phil Davidson, the 1951 squad will boast tive returning lettermen and should end up with a championship team. The returning varsity members are: Bill David- son Ierry Balluck, Ierry Eberhart Dana Fogg and Dave Page.-So to all the valley teams we offer this warning, 'Watch out for Rayen! The 1950 schedule: Rayen ........ Ursuline ........ Rayen ........ Warren ........ Rayen ........ Boardman ...... Rayen ........ Chaney ........ Rayen ........ South ..,....... Tenms -If P'IQQ.JlXlQ SlX H+ The Orange and Black golfers really brought home tremendous glory to Rayen in 1950. Their incomparable coach, Ken Pickering, who has been turn- ing out terrific teams for years, really let loose with a corker this time. The squad, which was composed of six boys, four seniors and two sopho- mores, produced Rayen's eighth undefeated golf team. In capturing the City Series, they made it eighteen times out of twenty-three that Rayen has been City Champion. Leading the squad and copping honors all year was Fred Rick Iones, the stunning sophomore sensation. This boy was not only medalist for the season with an average of 78.8, but also ran off with the State individual title, was medalist at the Yankee Run Tourney, also medalist at the District Tourney at Canton, medalist at the Y. D. A. G. A., and won the City Iunior Championship for the second straight year. Enough said? Getting back to the team, the other boys were: Seniors Fred Coil Iohn- son, Bob Pro Burley, Dick Snake Craver, and Sanford Lungs Rock. The sixth boy, who was one of the four regulars, was sophomore Bill Burley. This boy seems destined for a great future. The following are awards the team copped: First Place-Yankee Run Tourney Team score of 320-Record. First Place-District Tourney Canton Team score of 313-Record-Bob Burley low score for 9 holes 34 First Place Y D A G A Score of 320 Record Eighth Place State Tourney at Columbus CITY SERIES RECORD Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Ursuline Chaney South Wilson Warren Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen Rayen East Ursuline Chaney South East 6hOOr-C11 Page Sixty seven 1' XX., y E Gof A . t ' . S fr img., 5' 1: V , gy A P , -' 6 3 I if 'VJ wp X :U 'K N , . . Gu . ' ' 51:7- tr gg - H. N f.-fi , .Q M-rf' . S A.. xg .- I-f t-f H -- fit at ' .as U1 cu cn 07 3 fl I TQ 2. V ii' in Z' U ' ' if P -- -G' . I7 X I X . fi' - 3 . . V7 ' . . ' Z' g t . , N A . 4. 4 if . ' ll 'fs N .... I m 'Jw ..... , ri ,, - K A ' - , 5, , 'F Ak N- J' zoczooo n :tn U A. 71. V , I m , I X , U7 . C le.. :L f ,.. - I ,K rn X , , .I I Cl , rr K. pg ' . n-1 p-1 -f n- n- fq Nmmm ..- , .L , , III ,W , 14 5 fi It H lo 2 , li . o i ' 3 A . m . 5, . 1 . 1 . i I I f , ,,... Y V 3 . . Q 1 1 1 - 19 . if' , p Nxt First Row oach Korna hm Cartwright lack Faust Don Ietfries Richard Maple lack Bxsso Ray Gould Iohn Martin Rex Bohrer B111 Coleman Second Row Howard Kanter Anrson Colbert Robert Alexander Calvin Patterson Alfred Cl rett Curt s Kennedy Iames Ashmore Art Ctoglto Ed P erson Coach Horn Third Row Carmen Ch mento Larry Itmenez Stanley Meader Ell Loy Ray Grey lack Coyne Ralph Armour lack Loew The 1951 track squad enjoyed another banner season under the excellent guidance of coaches Koma and Simstad The team had a nucleus of stars with three outstanding seniors leading the pack The squad copped the City Hlgh School Tournament lost only one dual meet that to Warren and placed fifth in the Salem Night Relays Seniors B111 Coleman lack Coyne and Howard Kanter were the big guns for the Orange and Black during the season Coleman broke a thirty three year old record in the broad lump by leaping 22 feet 234 inches for a new school mark Lanky lack Coyne was undefeated in dual meets in the Mile Run The Tiger Speedster s best time was A 48 Howard Kanter participated in three events, both the high and low hurdles, and the high jump. The elon- gated Kanter holds the new school record in both of the hurdle events. As of this writing, all three of these boys had excellent chances for state laurels. Other stars were Rex Bohrer, Ed Pierson, Bill Loy, and Ray Grey in the field events, Ralph Richley, lack Bisso, Calvin Patterson, Ierry Balluck, lack Foust, Lamar Carter, Al Clarett, Bob Blackburn, Bill Katz, Don Jeffries, and Wilbert Saunders in the dashes, relays and distance events. Big Cal Douglas high jumped and ran the hurdles and Iohn Martin pole-vaulted. Track A -if Page Sixty-eight H4- The Varsity R club consists of lettermen in football, basketball, track, golf, and tennis. Any boy winning a letter in any of these sports becomes eligible for membership. This year the Varsity R has much to be proud of, considering the fight- ing football and basketball teams. This year's footballers were the first ever to defeat both South and Ursuline in the same season. We see a very bright future this season in track, tennis, and especially golf. The members try to encourage and support various school activities, such as sales-tax stamp collecting. ln May they usually have an outdoor picnic with the faculty. Officers of the Varsity R are: Calvin Douglas, President: Carmen Chi- mento, Vice President: and Bill Loy, Treasurer. Coaches Mike Koma and George Simstad advise the organization First Row Dan Vasko B ll David or' le ry B ' k ana Foaq Bill Co ernan I rry Ebern t Fred Lebo Fred Iones Fred Yane Ioe Colec Lawrence I menez Norman Stat crd Mr P1 Kerxng Mr Wiley Th rd Row Stanley Meade-r Howard Kante V illfrm Lcy Iohn Coyne Calvin Dou las Carl Wil ox Phil Rossman Lamar Carter Varsity R 1-f Page Sixty nine ': , 1 5 ., r '1l.uC,C . g, I , e lar, , Second Row: Mr. Horn, Mr. Simstad, Carmen Chimento, Ralph Armour, Ray Grey, Mr. Kcrna, Art Gm:-alto, ' c , . . 0 ll 1 ' - ' K+ Kneehnq LcxCon1c: Wxlhoms Murllyn Pcxrkmcm Stcxndmq Helen Frntor Mcxrrlyn Stenqer 'vhss Sxqler M1ss Whcm Elvxrcx Rhodes Rose Murre Nuby Letter Girls Frrst Row Gercld ne F ster Ruby Ple s Haze Sn nh De res Harper RoscLee Gerrr M1 yn Pcnrkmon cn otify Ll rr s 11 c 'N k If-cn Br t cr Elv r Rh des Kctber ne D Rum no Carol Cons cntme Second Row M ss A cm .Jo 1s Roo nson L Ver e MI ner Iszlbe e F 'iz er Lu 'rs Lcrbr O 'J I-113 y I. u D18 It s 'x Sher'ey Snyder R1 G Svntcnqe 0 De ores S mstr Mlss Slqler Irma DA'1tono Iecnrw: M rr s S e MCG New P My Krlqk Fivu th Ron. Leond F rnu Ernes we 'NI 2 et y Heriz W Ruth X, Kubx Dolore Stenn es I. V1 H rze F1'th Row Rosemore Nuby R ncuo Cdr r Leos Maxx Nel Nur fn Slang Sbrrley M nsgur Girl's Athletic Association : ' ' , ' . 3 f . A f I . . n : 1 0 , S , 3 1 , is , nn, :gl , , . Dr.. .c1,L,1I cxrnpc, . it., L3 3 , . L- ' :, .1 : L ' 'R ., 'N r 1. , 'J n .1 C. .', 1. I 1 , C2212 'ff1l11z..-, Selfres ' ' r A f' ' ' .,. 1 , 1 1 , ' . '1 Thxd Row: Marlene I.l'1tthev.'s Eevy Collins Lozs Akxns Marilyn HGH, C'::r1e Lee Cclerzfgn Grote Romeo ' . 1 , .4 'C 1 , fill: V 5' ., 3 ' ' . I . ' ': rd .. S, . 1 . . ante, B 1 , Dems HCI. A nfwrk, Iofmxie f, ,S S 1 , 111 n G ' . : . 1 . Q rf , te I ' ' . 11' f cv fv The Girls' Athletic Association has long been an organization which girls from their freshman to their senior year have enjoyed. Each year girls earn- ing the requrred number of points have received their letters and others have earned their numbers ACl1Vll1GS rnclude volleyball basketball and baseball This year the mem bers enjoyed a Valentine party a square dance and a Christmas party The officers were President LaCon1a Wilhams V1ce Prestdent Irma DAnton1o Secretary Ioanne Kuba and Treasurer Delores Labnola Lettergirls included LaCon1a Wtlhams Helen Fmtor and Elvrra Rhodes The grrls who earned their numerals were Betty Hertz Irma D Antonio Hose Nuby Carrie Lee Coleman Sherley Snyder Leona Holmes Mary Lou D1 Battlsta Delores Labriola and Kay Dllummo Ato YA B a Hetz May An ed Cheerleaders -f P e ventvcne Q The orchestra department this year after many trying years under various directors got off to a fine start under the excellent leadership oi Mr Iohn Busch who has been with us for three years The orchestra IS a large organi zation of forty harmonizers The orchestra has been doing excellent work dur mg the school year in their concerts and performances at plays and gradu ation exercises B9S1d9S these act1v1t1es the orchestra has a small separate string group composed of twelve members who play at outside functions We of Rayen School are proud of the work which Mr Busch has done with the instrumental department Some of the salient personalities are very talented in the art of music Frances Breslyn a midyear student was an accomplished violinist who was tutored by Carmen Ficocelli. She also played with the Iunior Symphony. Carl Rubis is an outstanding violinist. He is a member of the Iunior Sym- phony along with his many activities which include performing for small groups. However, the most distinguished personality is the orchestra director, Mr. Busch. He has rasied the standards of the present orchestra to the zenith of accomplishments. The orchestra thanks Mr. Busch for the success he has brought them in the past year and they hope their accomplishments keep growing to eternity. Crchestra Pqge '-,' .'.' 3 1+ The Rayen Band, under the leadership of Mr. Busch, has successfully completed another year. Much responsibility rests on the leader of this band, who selects their songs and originates their marching formations and steps. The schedule of the Rayen Band was a very active one, which consisted of play1ng for the football and basketball games and presenting their annual sprlng and w1nter concerts The funds collected by these concerts and from tax stamps which the members provide are put into the fund to purchase new uniforms During football season band rehearsals are held every morning at 7 30 a m for the band members the Trgerettes and the Mcqorettes Iamce Abrigg Gerry Evans and Susre Hertz -nf ,N X tgx 4' wb Band l Page Severn three gyms 22 vfiigek y 1 A Cappella A chant a ballal a hymn perhaps the thrtlhng eensatton of over one hundred and Qtxty votce rn perfect harmony casting orrghtnese and flarrty 1n song makes the feeltng of departure a sadne s even more so than realrty rtself We leave sadly gorng on our way but remannng wrth us, forever vvrll pe the toy and sprr t that has made us what we are and the honor of re memberrng rememhertng the entrre group gathered nervously on stage whrle the curtatn slowly opens and reveals the last part of the program the ent1re group the Rayen 5 Cappella Chorr Standtng tall and lookrng proud eo grand lll then robes and Stoles Th n the 'song pours out putt11g at ease and comfort all those who hear the eadness of Madame Ieanette the garety of Nrght Before Chrtst nas the glory of the hymn -such as The Cherubtc or The Battle Hymn Leadmg us and alvvaye prepared vxrth that httle pueh we somettmea needed we remember N1Sch , always ready to put us mto the mood wr h a emrle or a Wmk A Cappella . .... . ., . . . . .. , T . . , P . A . , T e . Q . ., . i . C P .....,. Q, , , . . . 1 v . , r . , . . , , ,..,.. rr . ' ' r: 'v I , , . V . , . 1. 1, . ff - H ,, ,, ,,,, I - ' .2 V. 1, H ff The melodious strains of Song at Nightfall, better known as The Merry Widow Waltz, Invitation for a Holiday, Desert Song, Green Cathedral, and Chiribiribin are but a iew heard outside 228 first and sixth periods every day. On Monday and Wednesday sixth period girls' voices are heard, while on Tuesday and Thursday we listen to The Whiffenpoof Song, If I Had My Way, and many others by the boys. On Friday we hear a combi- nation of voices in Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet and Madame Ieanettef' In contrast to this schedule, the first period class meets every day. They render such songs as One World, Victor Herbert's Favorites, Tribute to Romberg, and Our Lady of Fatima, to mention only a few. Most of the members of the Iunior Choir are Freshmen and Sophomores who are working earnestly to get into the A Cappella Choir. These underclassmen are doing a iine job now, and we hope they con- tinue to do so, for in a few years they will be upholding the well-known standards of the Choir. .lumor A Cappella O -PH Page Seventy-six fi- Trave11ng by the musrc roorn durrng homeroom perlod one can hear the melodrous strarns of Invrtatron for a Holrday When You Wrsh Upon a Star or Snow Whrte Fantasre Yes 1ts the Glrls Octette rehearsrng for an rm mlnent engagement Although the Octette actually has some srxteen members usually only erght smg out on engagements The-rr pleasmg harmonres have graced the Masomc Temple Rotary Club and the Youngstown Club to men t1on only a few of the numerous engagements The 1951 graduates of the Grrls Octette W111 look back on these days wrth fond memor1es They 11 remember the trrals and trrbulotrons of srngrng out havmg to wart overtrme before srngmg or on the brrghter srde of lrfe the candy and flowers they recelved They wtsh all success to the Octette of 1952 Girls' Octette ,Xu ill X X X X N Throughout the last two decades, one of Nisch's pride and joys has been the Rayen Boys' Octet. The '51 group proved to be no exception to the rule, as was attested to by numerous social cmd civic organizations within the community, which were entertained by the splendid selections offered to them. The boys extended their repertoire with a variety of tunes, including an old one, If I Had My Way , such popular songs as Wunderbar from Kiss Me Kate, and the stirring Ioshua Fit the Battle of Ierichof' All in all, Octet added another fine year to the successful tradition of the Music Department, and another feather in the cap of our beloved Nisch. Boys' Octet Iylw y EDITOR IN CHIEF Ioe Shczgrxn ASSOCIATE EDITOR Sh1r1ey Melhnger FACULTY ADVISOR MISS Eugema Sheehan Annual Edrtonal Board F 1 I Sealed IL to RJ: Ioseph Shcxqnn, Shu' 6 Ielhnqer, M155 Sheehan, Icyce Rcbezts, Iud' O I-Izru, Sizlndmg: Ierry Braun, Lecnfnd Spedcr, Mr, Ef2:r.Ing:P: o o -5? :ge 'sity ,+ Fnrst Row Mary Frank Marrlyn Stenger Margaret Snodgrass Harrret McKe1vey Rose Marte Nuby Elvnra Rhodes Second Row Lucmlle Eqnozzr Iamce Abrrqg Sally Frred Lauretta lgnazxo Barbara Mays Babette Wald man Sandra Klrvans lean McCabe Ilene Frxed Alrce Swarm Barbara Gross Mr Cllboy Thxrd Row Mr Russ Mrckey Chme Ioyce Roberts Shxrley Mock Nancy Weller IanetRu1hley Lucrlle DAntonxo Rhoda Lxpton Mary Iarvrs Marcxa Engster Mr Hykes Ronme Cohen Fourth Row Bxll Davxdson T1bor Schwartz Ierry Balluck Iohn Getson Blll Coleman Robert Lxpton Algene Kuchrnka Rrchard Gross Alex Yankush Here are the people who produced your Annual the authors, the sales Frrst we shall take the authors, the Annual Ed1tor1al Board who met every home room penod dunng the semester to plan the Annual wnte the artrcles and make up the dummy The padded cover on thas book IS the f1rst cover of 1lS kmd rn many years The Annual contrlbutors assrsted the Board rn wntmg the artxcles The Art Department under the d1rect1on of Mr Bennmger, drew the cover deslgn decrded upon by the Ed1tor1al Board the cartoons and the sectron headxngs of the book They also contnbuted the posters advertrsxng the Annual The record sale of the Annual th1s year 1S the result of the hard work of the Sales Staff under the superv1s1on of Mr Russ and Mr Grlboy and the advertrsements rn the book were obtalned by the members of the Adverhsmq Staff w1th Mr Hykes 1n charge All of these departments workmg together have produced your Annual Annual Assistants -ff Page Eighty one men, the artists. O 3 ' - E+ 2 4-, Frrst Row Joe Shaqrxn Kay DRummo Sandra Kllvans Ierry Braun Nancy Stansbury Valene Hutchzns Cynth1a Myers Mrs Keegan B1llDav1dson Second Row Leota Maxwell Shella Exchenbaum Karen Klxvans Rhoda Ltpton Shuley Mock Peqqy Ghck Beverly Ioffm Sandra Unqar Estelle Lavme Thxrd Row Dmck Gross Davxd Page Ronald Cohen Arlene Cohen Iudy Epstem Elame Fnedman Ike McHugh Iack Foust Robert Parker Record EXECUTIVE STAFF Edttor 1n Ch1ef ASSOC1Gte Ed1tor News Ed1tor Sports Edltor Make up Edltor Productxon Manager Clrculatxon Manager Exchange Edltor Ch1ef Typlst Advlfor if Page Eighty-two Ierry Braun Ioe Shagnn Valene Hutchxns B111 Davldson Cynthla Myers Kay D Rummo Sandy Khvans Nancy Stansbury Betty lane Doch Mrs A Keegan Th1s year for the hrst t1me the Record started pubhshmg mrmeographed xssues 1n supplement to 1ts regular pr1nted 1ssues Also beglnnrng 1n Apnl the Record mcluded Wllh tts regular 1ssues a copy of Scholastlc Roto a monthly rotogravure magazlne w1th a nat1onal c1rculat1on of over one m1ll1on Under the ed1torsh1p of Ph1l Davrdson durlng the hrst semester and Ierry Braun durmg the second semester the Record pubhshed some of 1lS best tssues m many years The front page was always full of headlme news supphed oy D1ck Gross Dav1d Page lack Foust and Ronme Cohen Cynth1a Myers iurmshed all of the or1g1nal art used 1n the paper The sports department had many able wrrters among whom were Ioe Shagrrn B111 Dav1dson and Ph11 Davrdson Rayen students were kept abreat of the latest fash1ons by Valerre Hutchms News Edltor One of the columns most enloyed by readers was the student op1n1on poll conducted by Iack Foust News Features GOSSIP and Personalrtles were supphed by Peggy Ghck Kay DRummo Karen Kllvans and Shella Elchenbaum lust to name a few Sandy Khvans kept the crrculatron runn1ng smoothly Nancy Stansbury handled the exchange wrth other schools sendrng and rece1v1ng school news papers from as far away as lVl1am1 Beach Flonda and Tuscon Arrzona Arlene Cohen wrote many hne ed1tor1als whlch attracted wxde 1nterest among both students and teachers ln the pr1nted lssues Ike McHugh Dav1d Nevrn and Robert Parker took care of advertrsmg All the above operatrons were co ordrnated by Ioe Shagrxn the hard work1ng ASSOC1Gle Edrtor Last but not least the Record wrshes to thank Mrs Keegan, the1r ad vlsor who gave so freely of her trme and energy to help make the Record a success Record . . . 11 11 - . . 1 1 . . 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I I . 1 ' ' 1 A Bell C Chrmento G Cohen R Daft l DAnton1o W D11 a on C Douglas P Gurdo D Harper ar lu u B Katz K Kusa a a tptcn Lpton R Loc e A Moss C Pec h a E Po t ne C P ssley E Puller' I Rarr M Reardon C Romeo M Romeo P os The Home Room Councrl of Rayen School of whlch Mlss Kryzan 1S the faculty adv1sor cons1sts of two or three alternate representatrves from each home room thus thls orgamzatlon represents the school body Under the leadersh1p of Ed Pxerson as presldent Calvm Douglas as v1ce pres1dent Irma D Antomo as secretary and Ioe Rau as treasurer the counc1l has completed an actlve year Th1S counc1l 1S dxvlded 1nto four commrttees each of whrch has 1ts SPGCIGI purpose The Soclal Commrttee took complete care of the Rayen Open House last fall to wh1ch all parents and frlends were 1nv1ted to see the school rn 1ts normal atmosphere The Program Commlttee plans the act1v1t1es for the year and presents the dances Four dances were held durmg the year among whrch were the Holly Hop ln December and the Sprmg Hop rn March The Servrce Commrttee sells the refreshments at the dances and takes charge of decoratxng whxle the Poster Commntee announces the plans of the counc1l and puts up posters for the event The prohts of these dances as well as the prohts from the paper and sales tax stamp dr1ves are QOIHQ to be used m remodehng the teachers rooms on the second and thrrd floors Home Room Council t r E1 r M,l v1s,B. hs, . , . lb,B,l. ,l. V , . lc, . , . cr ,. Pterson, V, llr ro , 1. re , , ., . , , , '. , . , . R s, M. Stenaer, V. Sperllng, A. Swarm, M. Wrllanxson. 1 1 I . I 1 4 I . I I . . . . , s -2' F2116 qhfy-ig f The Rayen History Club, under the direction of Miss Barger, concluded a very successful year this May. Ernest Rose was President until he graduated in Ianuary: then the club elected Ioe Shagrin to succeed Rose. Under the ex- cellent supervision of Miss Barger, in the second semester, three very inter- esting meetings were held. In the first meeting, the Rayen debate team gave a fine debate. For the last two meetings speakers from outside the school gave talks. These three meetings drew considerable attention as the discussions were concerned with world affairs. The other officers were Vice President, Sandra Klivans: Treasurer, Iean McCabe: and Secretary, Ianet Ruihley. Members of the program committee were Ilene Fried, Robert Lipton, and Babette Waldman AAI V e R Paz rn 'Q History Club 'av x - f - , V - 15' Row E Fr1ed'n n L Br: n A N. r' cm I P P19 cl M A Thso ore Fo 1 1 I L tomo B Sow G T Ncmnfl M VVIHIGIII on E no S A Suntunqelc A LfxGumd1o I Ep tam L Thomas P Guerner B Ioinn Second Row S VIGHGI S Phxlubn C Dwmz T Iohnson VV Con Cy R Cohen A Obion k F Pusc H Gross A Bcyron B Icnos IN P S S qul F c P V f B Nuoeottc Thud Row F Howud V Spprhnc H Greelflcld V L y Coplm C Cohen B H er B Wo cm S Ho Q D R 9171010 H M'zrk J A Cone? L Fled Fourln Row B Sion er N Well r C Frxed B uff Moss L M Creoxy R L1y1n A S hwcbel S 0 en H Bow C Kufms S Fred P Rcssn fh Ron L lfnenpz Mc 'lbs P Buslnrfnn E Mn R hley S C V1 Mc ex L S P To,-erze G R nsow T xow F Erma J VN nr xl' Row Eberh T K week R Sven lCkl 'ern F o 1HL. h I Broun M 1 Latm Club - age 1,13-SX The Lat1n Club under the capable superv1s1on of Mrss Seeger and M1ss Lee enjoyed tts 38th year of act1v1ty For many years the Ftayen Latln Club has been foremost tn the crty The annual Chr1stmas Party was held on December 15 The German Club and the French Club were guests The Grrls Octette suoplled the entertam ment Joanne Kuba and Sandra Howe gave 1nsp1r1ng speeches on The Modern Chrlstmas and Chrrstmas 1n Home Square dancrng and refresh ments rounded out the enjoyable meetrng Another great honor was bestowed upon the Latm department this year At the conventron of the Oh1o Classrcal Conference Mrss Seeger rece1ved the coveted Hrldesherm Vase 1n recognmon of her long admmxstratron of a d1s tlngulshed Latln department IH Hayen School and her devoted leadersh1p 1n the Ohro Class1cal Conference Latln Week was celebrated from Aprll 16 through Aprll 21 Open House was planned for the eventng of Aprll 19 The parents of all students of Latm were 1nv1ted to attend not only on th1s nrght but also any tlme dur1ng the week The off1cers th1s year were Pres1dent Rrchard Gross Vlce Presldent Anne Beynon Secretary Barbara Iones and Treasurer Felrx Peso The Rayen Latln Club and the Lattn Clubs whlch are actrve 1n hlgh schools all over the country certamly prove that Latm IS not dead The members owe grateful thanks to the1r advrsors Latm Club 1 , . . . , . . . . . 1, - 11 11 - A 11 - y , , -I1 I - . 1 - 1 - - 11 11 1 1 -I - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . 11 . . ,, 0 Presrdent Robert L Llpton Vrce Presrdent Shlrley Mock Secretary Treasurer L1ll1an Katzman Once agarn draws to a close a year of 1oy and fellowshrp for the mem bers of LeCercle Francars Under the leadershrp of 1ts Presrdent Robert L Lrpton the patrent gurd ance of 1ts advrsor Mrs Keegan and the co operatron of each and every mem ber the Club rose to new and greater helghts meetrngs to four rnstead of the usual srx a year Off1cers were elected ard commrttees appomted at a specral formatlve meet1ng held rn November In the thrrd week of December the members were guests of the Latm Club at 1lS Chnstmas meet1ng The group sang a few French songs as therr part 1n the entertalnment The th1rd meet1ng was held at Shrrley Mocks house The 1n1t1at1on for the frrst year members was held Each one was requued to grve a httle speech tn French The last meet1ng was the annual Club p1cn1c 1n M111 Creek Park at whlch everybody enloyed hlmself rmmensely The Club was agaln fortunate rn hav ng for a member one whose natrve tongue IS French But now 1t IS t1me to leave and 1t 1S safe to say that the French Club has earned a place rn the heart of each of 1lS members Au Revorrl French Club 4 Pg E111 1 f Unfortunately, the Club was not formed until late in 1950, thus cutting the . . i , -wi 'J e 1.1 y-e dh. If OFFICERS lay Hogan ..........................,.. President Iudy O'Hara ....................... Vice President Bob Thompson ......................... Secretary Wilma Cipperley ....................... Treasurer The German Club of Rayen School, under the supervision of Miss Beers cmd Miss Boynton, has completed another successful year. Dickens' Christmas Carol , translated by the students of the third year class, was presented by the members at the annual Christmas party. In the cast were Robert Lipton as Scrooge, Iay Hogan as Bob Crachit, and Lois McIl- wain as Tiny Tim. A map of Germany was presented to the club by a former president, Ernest Rose, who represented last year's German Club. After the business meeting, refreshments were served. A new addition at the March 12th meeting was the German Club Band, which played several German tunes. The second year students gave reports of famous German composers while the first year students gave a play In this skit the students capitalized on the date the first day of spring by show ing high school students celebrating the day by special exercises in school Those first year students taking part were Tom Dixon B111 Katz Sandra Mae Howe Esther Lazar Barbara Iones Ioanne Block Iohn Werning and Ralph Armour Al' C Sl' SY O 911 O EW L U10 ICS XOF I' aGu rdi B ri oz ns 1 :rzar l r e P Rossman E Sha ma k B Tl- m son A V lpert l erriri German Club t Page Eighty nm r . . I . . I . . I - . - . . I . I 1 1 1 I 1 R. mour l. Bio k W. Cipp l , A. C h , S C h . '. D1 l , T. Di ., F, E ck, H. Pinter, lvl. Fleischer, I. Hogan, F. Howard, S. Howe, B. lones, E. Katz, D. Kosec S. Kcvzl lf. Krujske, D. Lackey A. L G 3, . Lipto , D. I. 1 lc, E. I. , l.. Mcllwzin H .lzrktvifs I. O Hara F. 'lr ve? , , . rp, D. Stal f: , . .C p ., , Q , . 'N .1 rg, +1 , ' . , - ' e Q A Alt M M E G R S R Lpt M L, A A c M1 J H P L p vv w The offlcers of Troop 479 of the Rayen Thesptans Society for the year 1949 1950 mcluded Altce Swarm Presldent Leonard Spector Vice President Davld Page Secretary and Ianet Rulhley Treasurer The Thesp1ans presented The Double Door in November ot 1950 The cast lncluded Cynth1a Myers Marllyn Hearn Davld Page Dick Gross Iames Cartwrlght Wlllle Bok Ahce Swa1m B111 Katz Felix Pesa Ann Cralg and Rudy Dapnle The play George Washmgton Slept Here was presented Jn May 1951 The play starred Leonard Spector Ierry Braun and Iudy O Hara Gther activities mcluded an exchange meetmg with the Boardman Thes plans 1n Apr11 Boardman presented 1ts play Romance Incorporated and Rayen presented W1en1es Every Wednesday Eight members of the Rayen Thesp1ans attended a Natronal Thesptan district meetrng at Canton 1n November, 1950 The Thesp1ans also collaborated with the Dramatics Club to present on Washrngtons birthday If He Could Speak, a play hononng the flrst Presr dents memory National Thesplans -fl Page Ninety 1- . Y. ,. ,,..-,. ,,,, ,5 W. .,. , 2' ' Q' 4, f .1 3 5 , - 1 9 A 1. A 5 17 It 1 5 1 ' if MW rf . W N . ier, I, Braun, I. Cartwright, A. Craig, . Engsfer, , rvm, R. cnder, . Gross, T. Ichnson, W. Katz, , Klivans, . 1 on, H. a11ek, T. Marcus, . 1 oss, T. ' ers, . O' ard, D. age, F. Pesfr, I. Roberts, I. Rurhley, T. Schwartz, E. Simons, , S ector, A. Swaxm, B. 'iIdman, N. 'elle-r, S, Cohen, S, Fried. . . . I . I ki I . . Z . I I I ' . ' I . I A I - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I . 1 1 . - 1 1 1 o The offlcers of the Dramatlcs Club th1s past year were I1m Cartwrrght Pres1dent Sandra Klrvans Vtce Presldent Rhoda Llpton Secretary and Ilene Fned Treasurer Under the supervrslon of M1ss Lucllle Lee occasronally w1th student d1rectors ass1st1ng the club has presented several excellent plays The lead1ng roles 1n The Ghost Story were played by Delores Fontana and T1bor Schwartz At the second meetmg of the year Mr Massey from the play house spoke on stagecraft after whrch The Last Chrzstmas was presented ln lh1S cast were Rachel Scall Laurme Braun Nancy Weller Ioanne Pallante Ieanne Cohen and Babette Soule If He Could Speak was presented 1n February 1n honor of George Wash 1ngton A speak1ng chorr added to the dramattc effect Wremes on Wednesday w1th Arlene Moss Leonard Spector MGICIG Eng ster Ronnle Gander and Marllyn Hearn was glven at the meetmg w1th the Boardman Thespxan Soclety These plays done by the Dramatrcs Club are not only presented rn assem bhes and club meetlngs but also frequently for outsrde events ,Amit ,,f w RA as I Aqnone S Allen A Alte I Bau I. Broan I C NY ght A Cohen G Cohen I Core S Cohe H Co er A Craq S Craver I Eberhart M Ervr I Epstem D Fontana I Fred S Frmed E Fr edman M Glxck D Crass A Hannon M Hart B Hary S Hooxs L Ia opson T ,ohnsc B Iot'n H Kanter W Katz L Katzn-an S Kaye P Keener K K1 van S Kr vans A Kornspan E Lav ne D ford R L1ptcn H M l M M1 e G 'Vlar us M Mc r M rku r U S M ct: l or C ar a a a Par-cer P It r P er A Pr '1 roe P ossrra u b R A Sch.-ebel S Sega Sha Sceco mm P T pe zer B Tu 1 S U B 'Vt dfnan I Vtemfer e Dramatics Club -'f Pa e Nmetw cne ls 4 . in . ' . ' ' : 0 , -4 ' . mv A ,. N . H- ' . ' ' ' , gs ,H , VJ ' - - ' 511 ' ' r ' '-5' 'w - H .UQ 5 . . . . gh' .. , . l . 3. Y , 3, . . I :Um - , - . o - I V . . F N ' ,,' , w Q , Q N Y' - : Cl - , . P . . l ' ' -4'1 - ' KU . P , . 1 II . . -4 1 rg 'r - Q ' . tt f :., .. - ' . - - fn Zo - - r I . -: r . - 'U . . . E ' ' . yn 5 ' I U mm - u ' 4 'Q o I Z1 ' . , ii U 5 I , N. - L' 3 3 . I I 1 ww - -A , . , ., ir ' - ' Q 5. ,. : ju , Y . ' ' ' 11 . . ' fr ' yt ' ' - :J sc , - r an fm N Lzmfu, ,i ,. 5 ' . . ' in ' ' - sf O - , r - f . :1 - 4 . L: 'yu ,. I ' rn P' A m - ,X 5 . ., , . , ,fm '. N F- 'UH ' F ' I m, . N m ,. - . fi Hi fx D : Q fl .1 mf :1 ' - ----' - - , Q W . t 1 . . . hi fk , I H - :i ' 5 X t , N' , I ' I itil A lQ'ff33Ef::-lf' .:f:2:2E2' X x W r X sf ifssgwf: DEGREE OF DISTINCTION L to R Don Howlonc Ahce Swcuu Cjnthxcx Myers Homme' Cohen Dlck C1059 Ernest Rose DEBATE Frm f I XG , J P wrm If I 9 NFL . .: I 1, ' , . , ' 1, M :M Rin-.': frk axis? Silf I' Ld C',':t1:: M Gr2 Asif' S2-'zzrz C. . , Cthf-n Sctind R .-.': H51 F3:F':z'L:, Avi-:y Qc? r. Eivcrly f:-fin, 111. Hy.-.'l:nd, S:r.:A1 GZCEEE. Si V 3 E ms Roz, , Ez: T3g:r:.y.L,pn. 0 0 0 6 27, .1 1+ The Rayen N. F. L. has had many successful years in the past, but Mr. Howland will long remember the personalities and the accomplishments achieved in 1951. Throughout the year, the Rayen group, winning three tour- naments, was one of the few who usually left a tourney in better spirits than they arrived in. Why was this group great? It was great not only because it consisted of a flourishing amount of speaking ability, but because it helped spread the name of Dear Old Rayen throughout the State. Since many coaches and forensic students never have a chance to see Rayen, they judge the school by the few people who represent that school. So, due to the friendliness and the gentlemanly attitude of the boys and girls of our group, Rayen's popularity and prestige has risen continuously. A special round of applause ought to be extended to our president, Alice Swaim. After four years of remarkable work, Alice has finished her high school career among the top ten in the nation in point totals. This is quite an outstanding rating, considering that there are approximately 70,000 members below her in the listing. Olher outstanding graduates include Cynthia Myers and Sally Fried, varsity debaters, Ianice Caldwell, state finalist in oratorical declamation, and Bob Thompson. Among the juniors ready for 1952 competition are Dick Gross and Ronnie Cohen, who, besides winning every debate at the state finals, barely missed qualifying in extemporaneous speaking for the national finals at Los Angeles Don Howland and Marty Oyer are other 1un1ors who can bolster Rayen s team in the coming year Promising students lust beginning their N F L work include Ieanne Cohen Neil Russack Avery Cohen Sandra Gross Beverly Ioffin and Zita Dunn INDLVIDUAL EVENTS CONTESTANTS NFL . . , I 1 I I , . 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I Fromel I Hx e Ku nmkl Txrcx ft Presldent Rrta Santangelo V1 e Preslc ent Marllyn Stenger Secretary Dolores Slnlstra Treasurer Shlrley Mansour Memb rsh1p rn Y Teens IS open to any hrqh school qlrl who IS rnterested rn broadenmq her frlendshrp clrcle Whlle performlng a worthwhlle servrce to her school and cornmunrty The Club IS glad to welcome rts new advrsors lean Gnfhths and the PIGSI dent of last year Vera Marszewskl The members would llke to extend therr srncere apprec1at1on to MIS? Cmrth who has been a wonderful advlsor and they hope she wrll contmue her good work A beauty demonstratron was held at whrch the rnstructor lVl1ss Lrbby Hyman made over Iosephlne Delle Fave and Maureen Copanrc by re styllnq thelr ha1r and suqqestmq flattermg make up A qLl9SllOIl and answer p9IlOd followed and as the result many lmprovements were seen rn the appearance of YTeen members The Club also had socral entertamments to whrch were 1nv1ted several H1 Y qroups of drfferent schools Dancrnq was the hrqhllqht of the evenmq and was enyoyed by all Thrs IS Just a sample of what the Y Teens have to offer prospectrve mem bers They hope to have many new faces to take the places of therr qradu atmq members Y- Teens .P .1 . x. , ............,.... . Q - - . . . X, - , - , . .. U , - 1 H H - - 1 . I , , - atb r I Eberhat I H1 y owl nd L ez es s R Locke W M11 on M Hugh D No s R Pa ker W Sta ty I Wernx q G Lene To create mamtarn and extend throughout the school and commun1ty h1gh standards of Chr1st1an character Dur1ng the hrst semester act1v1t1es of the Rayen H1 Y the oifrcers were Ierry Eberhart Pres1dent B111 Schuller V1ce Pres1dent B111 Tassran Secretary and Fred Iones Treasurer The second semester Larry Ixmenez was elected Pres1dent Ierry Eberhart Vrce Pres1dent George Zenevrch Secretary and Fred Iones Treasurer As the semester ends the members can look back and remember all the enjoyable GCl1V1l1eS of the season The annual Chnstmas dance was held on December 23 to the mus1c of the Purol1tes House partxes were held at the home of Fred Iones and a sw1mm1ng party was held on March 6 Followrng the East Rayen football game on Sep tember 22 a dance was held at the Youth Center Four members of the Club partxclpated on the annual H1Y CIVIC Day Ierry Eberhart held the Off1C9 of Mayor of the c1ty Larry Irmenez F1rst Ward Councrlman George Zenevrch Pnncrpal of Rayen and Fred Iones Assrstant Prmcrpal We are conhdent H1 Y w1l1 cont1nue to be a great help 1n c1v1c servrces and actrvxtxes of Rayen HI Y -1-f PaqeN1netvs1x 1' I, B e , . r, . 'nel , D. H a , . Iimen , F. Ion , B, Iuliu , . , . i ir , M. C , , rri , . r , . mer, R, S O , I. Sutton, . n , . ' vich. I, . . . I I I . . . II - I : I I I I I I , . I I . . . . . I I I I ' I , . ' I I I I I I I o 1 I A ' - ' 3' The Library Council is of great value in keeping the library running smoothly. It consists of pupils who give at least one period a day to library service. They assist the librarian in many Ways, such as checking attendance, prepar- ing books for circulation, and charging books in and out. Members the second semester were Phyllis Coffey, Ioan Fatzick, Harriet McKelvey, Donna Bowden, Margaret Smith, Mary Cummings, Georgianna Minhinnett, and Patricia Fundziak. Four others served during the first semester: Nancy Creighton, Gloria Marcus, Christina Starkey, and Shirley Hahn. ssxmi Library C ouncll X' WSSESN ! iii I H Ill Well another batch of new dr1vers has survlved the r1gorous but seem lngly pleasant task of graduatmg from the Rayen Dr1v1ng Course The course whrch lS st1ll 1n 1lS new born stage has had surpr1s1ng results Thxs came about only through the relentless and unt1r1ng labor of Mr Gu1seW1te The students who enrolled most of whom are Senror A s came to the Dr1v1ng Course as green as the h lls as the express1on goes but through ceaseless tual and error under the watchful eye of Mr Gulsewrte they have been transformed 1nto sportsmanlrke dr1vers Strausbaugh s has been k1nd enough to lease a new Dodge every year to the dnvlng class 1n th1s new attempt to produce more careful and courteous dr1vers The car has bu1lt1n dual controls whlch enable Mr Gulsewrte to prevent any accrdent that mrght occur The classes are shown movres on the preventlon of accldents, the mechanl cal aspects of the car, and general operatxon, the rest 1S left up to Mr Gurse w1te and the common sense of the student drrver Eventually, 1f deservmg, the student w1ll obtarn hrs one half credlt for the course, and after passmg tests w1ll recexve h1s dr1ver's hcense Study and pract1ce 1S the class motto So, because of the t1me and labor he grves h1s job, we want to extend at th1s t1me our apprecratlon and thanks to Mr Gurse Wlle and to w1sh h1rn many more frurtful dr1v1ng classes Driving Course nt ty 1 1 awunmmw Huw' . t.. 1-M--N MMM' gg, f, .:,: , 1 , -1 I fi, 3 1 Tm, , l' ' 4' Wf,,,,.f,..-nw W 'V' 'W A jg fffgfll i ' fa if ff vt' 4' ' N i , , A V I 1 X , A' Y A 3 Y , 1. 4 -Q LM f ga, f fy W Q..L-- A ..,..f f A ' Y 5 ,.,.,,., a . Q , My is f , ' my T T l ' yi 1 y N mm ,. . ' -W'-'-fi n . , ' V ll + 1 T' I I 1 W r , - 2 W W ' I 4 - 1 I ' AM ' I . . 3 ' A , ' ,.- ' 5 I-M leg, , Y ' f A V N.:ju,, T ' . 1 I . - -l ll 1 1 5 ,, . . I I I ' - 1 , . Rayen students willingly give of their time toward making the school a smooth running and efficient institution. No department could be run success- fully without student help. In the gymnasium, the library, and the offices, student leaders assume a prominent part. When an assembly is held, when the day's duties are 'taken up, whether in the nurse's room, in the promotion of visual education, or in the main busi- ness of the school, there we find students carrying out important duties. 'H ,rv O ICE Helpers Anzevino I Delle Fave E loch B Gcodfwm P Cuerxi r H arm B I-le Hopper M Iarvs S Klivans R Lipton G Mxrhi nett A Moss 1 Moy r P e M Stenqer C White S Varley Must ss starts A cube E a Gym Leaders V Ardrwwsk P Bust car er I- H rty E Hertz L Hc Ki, L3 no L Haig 'r n der D Ste-nr e L W arns L, pt r Ro Fan N Q at Visual u at on E 1 ens E Ban o P Lo r a Artl ur Er ward R Ianes L I hr on A s 111 .1 4 T Pallar e P r ard F Qau T Service Group -'I P e le fine I .Mfg-,ifq .1 .. 1.7 v W ,lv , ., . ll ' it ' A I i A . 'A .f A ...Wd . ik A 4 ff : L. , . , . Q , , . N 1 M. e , .,-itz, E , . 1 , , ' , .-,.. :Z , , ff P P aulxn , LT Smstra Clinic Assistants: I, Berl.n, E. Britton, Ll Budesky, I, Ie'.far.c E Miller, S, N.rt:.e A. Pillfllfllk I Ftats. C A 1- t : I. P :A , . '.'.' l:i:z.::r1 1 . . I' 1 . .1::.:n, R, '7 1 I l.Artcn1:, Lf, L. Bitxsta f. Hall l'.f .Ia1l, B a , . , . lrnes, I, 'ha if is Q3 E Lrzar, M. . ' er G R:..s:, P. Srznih, S S y , . .i s, . 'zllx , 'L Douglas, E L. o., P. ss .. , -2 'ford Ed C 1 Z . A k , . nan, S. B1sh p, , I' u 1-er, R. L rf, 1 'etz E. Hizli-ll, F, HO , . . ', , 3. .s . King, H. I Mt filcm, R Ll piles L' Millzvard C, Lf-Er...-e , .1 . Sa .I , .. se K Samir I. Tl.g':..is E ..Sl1-?f A Yinkusn, o j ag N ncty- 1 Ff- M S. fx W? F 5,-,--3 de, '65 fi 1 ' - BOA R0 OF ' LENRNED Mfmrssgs -we nmsw FACULTY - 'E-I Od 'X rx'Nfx,x ,JN-x EDUCATION N , QQ 4 ' ffl . 1 Q 41' ,0 Pafronlze Our Adverhsers 6 Congratulations Class of '51! McKeIvey's CHESSHIRE STUDIO For Portralts of Dlstlnchon THX F 0 FRU 1 or 1- Zz.: If. Ci 'L lt nzfrtters not how strcriqht the oate, How charqed wrth punishment the scroll: l am the Captain of my tate, l ant the master of my soul. Wlfillicrrn Ernest Henleyl Congratulations, Class ol 1951 STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S Younqstown, Ohio XVarren, Chrc Salem, Ohro New Castle, PCI. RING ln the new for the Class of 51 frnd rcy y ur Llass Rrnjz be a constant rennnder of the qood thrnqs you ve learned dt Rayen a pledqe of your frnest efforts rn the x orld beyond tts walls RAYMOND BRENNER Regxstered Jeweler Amencan Gem Socxety Federal ot Ha ol wP '11 . I Q f- , rr 1 o k' 5 ' t . , , , . f I V Q M' A . . Z -V' ige Fl. , fur irei Thee fr Congratulations, Classes of 1951! Youve reached the end of a tourfyear street . . . or at least that's the way you feel how. The secrets in the word Commencement, though. Commence means to beam . . . youll beam beihq a part ct a startliria new world . . . ci world that looks to you to quide it . . . away from fear, oppression, prejudice and hate. The first years are the hardest, but theyre yours! Lets see what you can do with them! McKELVEY'S 1883- 1951 GET THE BEST Get SEALTEST MILK ICE CREAM Te rhori 3216 The Youngstown Sanitary Mllk Co Q Er Yourtqstowri Qhio ' leg. e - 1 . Q 0 7l,, ie St. 1 , ' 'fl Fiji fri' Hirfiren' Ffwf 1+ We hecrtzly Congmftulcrte al' the qraductmq semols of Hayen I-hgh School and extend our sncerest and best Wshes for the success of all SCLIWEEH Cllilacgnz-gn K IfISf Ill lfllflfflflll llf Schween Wagner Bldg Youngstown Ohm Phone 4 5348 CIII1 I jf TL J be f v ehee C1 Qi may you x cu of qreciteet uchevcn rt M L1 Cl STEEL CITY CHEVROLET CO ' 4 I . i . T iv E 1 . W y ' .:. - To R jen Q,,2ILKlCl1CIf'Q3:5 ' Cai-rzvriltnxoUifzzg To, fhfv 'bliss wf Nmeteen Hundred Pity Une Y' :xo L ' LI' ELQE ' ' 3 12 M eo ez he ci! l COr1qrctu1c:1t1o S Graduates THORNTON'S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING F UR STORAGE 234 BQh1ort!X Phone 4 0155 Vl51t Our Fur Storage Vault For Hospltallty Serve Coca Cola N nm N Q X-ia 6 CocaCo1a Bottlmg Company of Youngstown I O 1 1 ' I1 J 1' 1 ve. - I o o I x xx A X, f, 5 df 'H ,Q ' Xl G 5 1 A X., 1 mx Il I . UOHIII Ulill AUIIOIIII Ol Ylll IOCA COIA IOIIAII I1 FLOWERS F OR EVERY OCCASION! Distinctive Designs-Corsages, Bouquets. Wedding Arrangements, Funeral Desxgns Cut Flowers Potted Plants In the Heart of Youngstown CENTRAL FLOWER SHOP l07 Market St Phone 7 5030 Resxdence 8 3896 We Telegraph Flowers Everywhere City wlde Dehvery Henry Benedrtto and hrnmy Naples Props Conqratulanons to Class of Sl PIC WICK STUDIO Photographers Portrmts by De Steven Phone 3 C5460 HUMES 3 Dependable Fumxture Stores O 252 W Federal O 2030 Market O 272 E Federal Young town Ohlo l Pa ne l-Tuna ol S . . ,, ,, rw f A ll07 Wick Ave. PY ' S V -If ge O . . 're even l?+ POWERS 6. FLAUGHER CO. Clothiers, Fumishers and Hatters 1900- 1951 Stombcluqh Bldg. 40 Central Square Hickey-Freeman Clothes Best wishes to every member of the graduating class! FIDEL STUDIO 02l Elm St. Photographs of Fine Quality C,OI1pl1Tf1OI'1l'S of THE OHIO LEATHER COMPANY Guard Ohlo 1? O lln SCHAEFER MUSIC SHOPPE 409 10 ll 12 Keuh Albee Bldg Muslcal Instruments Accessones Sheet Muslc and Supphes Guaranteed Instrument Repamnq Phone 3 4505 Muslc The Umversal Language 1 . I , .1 , , . I f . . . -rf, ufge me u dred Evglxf Conqrotulonons To The C1055 of '511 NAVIN'S BELMONT FLOWERS 3238 Belmont Avenue Younqstown, Qhio Phone 3-5554 GLASGOW TAILORS INC. With the Tradition of 40 Years of Dependable Tailoring in Youngstown O T. P. More11i 312 W. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio Phone 8-1429 Conf3rotu1ot1ons from Ohio s Smartest Ballroom THE ELMS 529 Elm Street Home of the Name Bcmds in Youngstown 1. A Lovoher Ir Mqr Phone 7 8184 Comphrnents of BEL FAIR BAKERY 1382 Be1rnont 2542 G1enwood FARMERS DAUGHTER RESTAURANT 1229 Market St fPOr1t11NI' 1 . , ,, f. , . . , ., . +Q x.I,1zg ne'un'.re, line ff THE STAMBAUGH THOMPSON CO Amencas Largest Retcul Hardware Store Founded 1846 114 W Federal St 2625 Market St 1652 Mahonrnq Ave 1823 Belmont A e AL WAGNER MOTOR SALES INC Sales Servxce 3121 Market St Youngstown 5 Ohro TAKE TIME TO STUDY TO WORK AND DREAM AND ALSO THE TIME TO ENIOY ICE CREAM BYRD BROS AUTO LAUNDRY Seat Covers Sunonizing Phone 7 3780 290V Valley Si Alfonso and Ellrs Byrd Props 8 Complnnents of J WILLIAMS DIN ER -1-I P V . Pick-up cmd Delivery F- . Q . , f age O H d ' Ten GOODMAN BROS PHARMACY 1301 Elm St ot B1sse11 Youngstown Ohlo Cornphrnents of the GOLDEN AGE BOTTLIN G COMPANY TAYLOR S CONFECTIONERY Magazmes Candy Nouons Our Fountmn Sennce LB the Best 505 Belmont Ave Phone 3 4912 Don Toy1or Prop GLAROS PRINTING INC Pnnters School Papers Programs Tickets Phone 3 5524 234 W Roryen Ave THE HUGHES PROVISION CO Youngstown s Fmest Sanxtary Food Market Comphments of SCHMIDT S FLOWERS Phone 2 4212 3115 Morket St Youngstown Ohlo Comphments of BILL ABEY Photographs of Fme Quality Comphnrents of SILL S CAKE KITCHEN 2005 Qhlo Axe Phone 3 1313 +-f O H :ir 118 East Federal St. 118 Flowers By Wire L Pug ne .un ed E1even CRISHAIIS FLOWERS 1388 Belmont Finest in Flowers- Smcrrtly Presented Doy 4-2914 Niqht 7-4398 THE SQUIRE SHOP, INC. 141 W. Federo1 St. SWEETLAND CONFECTIONERY Homemade Candy Iames Condon Prop. Corner Wick ond Commerce CITY RADIO SERVICE Home and Auto Radios Television 33 Broodwoy Phone 3-6123 Youngstown 4 Ohio MASTER CASHMAN Barber Shop 228 B I to Ave THE CURTAIN SHOP 289 W Fec1ero1 St Youngstown s Headquarters for Draperies Slip Covers and Curtains The Original DE MICHAEL S COLLISION SERVICE Phone o 6589 EDWARD S FLOWERS 818 Elm St Phone 3 8935 4Po dill O' - I n emi . ' . ' 1 Compliments of Compliments of Co1'npl1rnents of C,ornpl1rnents of STAMBAUGH GEORDAN S AUDITORIUM Wtck Mockey Monoqer Complunents of F DONNELL INC FORD 1811 Morket St Phone 4 3121 Younqstown Oh1o Where Fnends Meet cmd Eat VENETIAN GARDENS Phone E5 9604 1931 Belrront Ave Youngstown Oh1o Cornphrnents of NC 1201 Wlck Ave Chrysler Plymouth Comphrnents of KALAMAZOO Where Qualzty IS Hxgher Than Pnce 513 Mc1rlcetSt Phone 3 0412 Mr M O Leoch Owner Cornplunents of HARRIS FLOWER SHOP Tod Hotel Bldq Phone 6 3115 Cornplunents of CARL V NATALE I..oqanW1ck Drug Store 1109 W1ck Ave 1P JT 1 ll 1 111 1 M 11ON ll 1 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1951 BOB'S SUPER MARKET l402 Elm St. Phone 3-8877 Free Delivery l ll ll H A tl H Best Wishes Class of 1951' MUELLER ART COVER 6. BINDING CO 2202 Supenor Ave Cleveland Qhxo CLIFFORD E. SAMUELS Broadway and Wick Amoco Gas A Department for Every Automobile Service Road Service Phone 3-4929 Compliments of MANUFACTURERS SUPPLY CO. 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