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SO Q, sgwxkxx QXKSO Qgsx lxktxmcxqif A - LX LX, i p FLC, Q-lilulxwill Ili' M ll! 111.11215 1, Ao ,iiilfafd lfgiiiuilyffaerstr XIIIIAIPI' ill will h lj ontents ill . rwwwi WM if I VI WW Mlvl IWMWMM iifiiwr Foreword . . J-.4 .... . .......................... . 3 . . ' ff Dedication ..... . . . . i-6n'?V:.-fr-4 1 PrincipaI's Office . .l'. . . T .-::i.,.-:T-.f.f:s.f?. . .K-ff..+:-fi T'?.l.45: .-'A,.5? J' ff C I f ,, Faculty Changes ..f-'.,,,-,J . . 3 .5 'ff' ..a . 6 Senior Class Officers . . ..1Q,..,rs...u. ..,...'vfiZ.-:rss .f..!:f.-.-ff-af:-Z. . 8 K? Senior Honor Roll .... if'.......,.qf J .... . . 9 Senior Social Committee .... ia f. .11 .... :ina . 10 1957 Commencement Awards .... '.-ff. sf?'73. 44 .... 'KCKZ' 192-110 fr 41 Senior Poll .,,.:'lf. . . . . .. 11 1 . ' Class of 1958 Pictures . ... -4 .-i.-.'. Z--. ii..-1.9.3, . y .... . . 14-37 I Senior Class History .... '. . . . 4f:'1-.'?: .-f',Gf2:- fu. .1738-39 fi I ff ' Y Junior Class . . .1-. H. . . . .ci . inf.. . 44-52 Sophomore Class . . .Qfi r...n. . . . i4.1,fgL-: .,,:,,53-64 Cartoons .... .'.'1.sJ.,... ..4, .... , ......... .. 65,118 Freshman Class ...... ....... f ..... ' f .......... 66-69 Aciiviiies .... 4114... ....... -gf-2? . . . .fi . .ef ,'.. 71-85 Sports .. .,. . .4 . . . . . iff. .1 1 ff. . . 86-100 , S I Clubs .... .. iz . .fi-gi .ff . . . 4 Tp? .-i .if.i ??. . L., 101-1 17 Advertising ...!.'.'f.i4. f .... .... 1 19-137-140 Senior Index .. 120-137 General Index .. . . . 138-140 -'El Page Two 131- WH . NJOIJLQ 01112-0 F wod Milf' ,Wa ore r mdk? if .M fL i3L,s.5 QW ef ffsgpo . Q9-Ax - WA! . t jgfgwdfff Q',J fc'3kff.5.tcst...:x nf M mg! 3 ,,. , Q My rained for the future, prepared for experiment and y m et ' ZW the challenge of today's conquest of outer worlds, we the class of 1958 -ML launch Rayen Satellites into the outer sphere of life. YB X l After spending our senior year at The Rayen School during the v n International Geophysical Year, we now enter into the space age. Our lives are already being influenced by lGY's conquest of outer space, explorations into Antarctica and the scraping of ocean beds with atomic submarines. It is up to us, the already present future, to reap wisely the benefits of lGY's explorations in order to increase man's knowledge of outer space and of the composition of the earth and sea. Armed with four years of scientific training, we proceed on the roads n wly cut out by IGY. foblhlwwmwl tl tw wr s it iwiwg W A 00 1, wllwi ll vyb WC, ,WM y Qmwf in ,E -fit Page Three l' 34' lp l Dedication Mr. John .I. Benninger Directs Annual Art Staff. Bryna Tamarkin, June Summers, Dolores Tocco, Jack Bursack, Harold Drayton, Reginald Euisey, Aaron Duval, Tom Citizen and Mr. John Benninger. DEDICATION In appreciation of the patience and time sacrificed on the senior yearbook each year by Mr. John J. Benninger in directing the work of the Annual Art Staff, we the Class of 1958 dedicate this annual to Mr. Benninger. Through his constant and efficient co-operation with the Editorial Board, the theme of the Annual is carried out harmoniously between the art and editorial staffs. We are especially grateful to Mr. Benninger for his guidance of the 1958 staff whose task it was to create the art herein related to the theme, The launching of Rayen satellites into the outer sphere of life. ln addition, the 1958 senior class wishes to express its appreciation of the time and effort that Mr. Benninger is sacrificing in painting the 1958 Class Memorial. This historical mural of The Rayen School has been designed and is now being painted by Mr. Benninger on the auditorium corridor walls. Money for the canvas and paints was furnished by the present senior class. Among the an staff members to come under his influence is June Summers who deserves special mention for creating the cover design for the 1958 Annual and several page divisions. eil Page Four 121- Offices Regulate Administration, Public Relations MR. CLARK C. WHITE Assistant Principal MISS WIll.A LUCILE WHAN MR. ANDREW M. LINDSAY 55,151 Advisor, Hygiene, Principal Ancient History MR. MATTHEW A. FLOWE R PAULINE E. BUREY JOANN MYERS Visiting Teacher Secretary Secretary Page Five 23+ Miss Brown Retires ln June 1957 one faculty member retired, namely, Miss Ella Moore Brown, who devoted 35 years to teaching at The Rayen School. After teaching in Monticello, N. Y. and several other places, Miss Brown came here to teach Latin, German and more recently, Spanish. She was one of the few local teachers with a doctorate from Middlebury, Vermont. Two New Arrivals Mr. Nicholas Cipollone is the new Spanish teacher who replaces Miss Brown, retired. This Rayen alumnus is a graduate of Youngstown University who earned his master's degree from Westminster College. Formerly, he taught in Warren. MR. NICHOLAS CIPOLLONE Spanish Miss Ida Berger, the new school nurse, divides her time among three schools, The Rayen School, Harding and Hayes Junior High. N, pidm, gon Formerly, she worked at Thornhill. Miss Berger has a Bachelor of Arts Mlsssfffllasfiik degree from Youngstown University. MR. FRANKLIN P. ERCK Printing Mas. SARA TOI:TON B e MWC Special Services MR- MATTHEW SEVAKO MR. use E. euisswirs Miss MARIE KnYzAN Sfhool Tleasurer' Geography Driver Education History, Sociology Home Room Council 'Cl Page Six lif- Eight Engineer l958 Annual MR. HAROLD N. JOHNSON Mechanical Drawing Annual Advertising MISS FLORENCE TUROWSKI i French, Publications MISS EUGENIA SHEEHAN ' MR. JOHN J. BENNINGER Commercial, Annual Editorial Advisor Art, Annual Art Advisor MR. JOHN K. RUSS MR. LAWRENCE GILBOY Biology, Gen. Science Science, Mathematics Annual Sales Annual Sales, Senior Class Officers Spur Social Life l Sealed: Joyce Burdinello, vice-presiclenty Grace DiFiore, secrelaryp standing: Harry Mays, presidenh John lundimurino, Qreasurer. -:Sf Page Eighi 22? Honor Roll Recognizes Super-Achievement' in Scholarshi Scholastic Honor Roll for four years: Scholastic Honor Roll includes achievement record of four years: row one: Mr, Andrew M. Lindsay, principal, Nancy Altdoerffer, Rita Chiandussi, Ronald Cohen, Vail Dunn , Arlene Epstein, JoAnn Flamisch, Linda Friedlob, Dr. J. Fred Essig, supt.: row two: Tim Heames ', Suzanne Huestism, Stanley Jaffee, Beverly Kelton, Shirley Kirkland, Judi Kohan, Marianne Kofako, louise Millstone, John Nall, row three: Martha Sandin, Lana Shagrin ', Sara Shook, Lynn Solomon, June Summers, Anita Tamarkin, Lynn Waldman, Mary Wolsonovich : Not in picture: Richard Morrison. Note: H is used to indicate straight A's for four years. THE RAYEN SCHOOL Senior Social Committee Out-shines Stars Row one: B. Brown, G. DiFiore, B. Tamarkin, K. Hart: row two: A. Tamarkin, N. Moses, J. Bardinello, S. Hol- lander, G. Modarellig row three: D. Tocco, J. Woods, D. Morrando: row four: H. Martin, J. Renner, J. landi- marino, L. Schmidt, S. Fletcher, A, Landers, E. Evanko: Not in picture: Mollie Boyle. Commencement 1958 Commencement Exercises: Friday, .lune 6, T958 at T0 A. M. in Stambaugh Auditorium Speaker: Dr. Will Orr, President of Westminster College Address: The Greatest Word in Any Language Baccaulaureate: Sunday, .Iune l, 1958 at 8:00 P. M. in The Rayen Auditorium Speaker: The Rev. William S. Hamilton, Richard Brown Memorial Methodist Church Sermonette: Too Much Too Soon Senior Prom: Saturday, May 31 from 9:00 to 12:00 P. M., Stambaugh Auditorium Music by Nick Barile Memories of 1957 Commencement Awards Edwin S. Gregory Prize for essay on A Defense of Modern Youth S25 First Place Winner: Patricia Balluck S15 Second Place: Betti Berkowitz Madison School P.T.A. Scholarship of 5400: Betti Berkowitz Youngstown Public School Secretaries' S25 Award: Delores Cortese Phillipine Kerwer S100 Award in German: Alan Gelbman Praemium Latinum Honoris Award: Alan Gelbman Samuel Vaughn Tidd S15 Award in Science: Donald Levy Judge U. C. DeFord Memorial Four-Year College Scholarship Award: lleane Oblonsky eil Page Ten Senior PoII Winners Draw euvy Bcllloting Senior Poll Winners Row one: C. Harvey, Shyest, K. Goldstein, Best Looking, P. OIHGYCI, Most Athletic, M. Wolsonovich, Most Charming, N. J. Moses, Best Personality. Row two: V. Dublino, Best Dancer, L. Friedlob, Best Singer and Most Studious, R. Chiondussi, Most Helpful. Row three: K. Hart, Most Charming, M. Boyle, Shyest, M. Kopko, Most Likely to Succeed, B. Renner, Best Dressed, A. Epstein, Friendliest, J. Bardinello, Best Dressed and Wiftiest. Row four: R. Morrison, Most Studious, I. McBride, Best Singer, L. Schmidt, Best Dressecl, B. Bretz, Most Athletic, T. Heolmes, Most Likely to Succeed, P. Anonio, Shyest. Row Five: R. Kotick, Shyesi and Most Charming, M. Blcxzinu, Best Looking, H. Mays, Most Helpful. Senior Home Room Advisors ,wv....w.. ,iw sew, r were 5 5-Y ' i 5T'f-,..1Qw..:QQ.........:5si'l7' V735-'Z' 'L ' - . ,... . , A ..... .. .. ..... 3 '--' r ' .. ..,, P, - , L f X . .A 47 32 it is . , ag Rik. X .9 AE MISS CATHERINE WARY MISS LUCILE D. HAWKINS MISS WELTHA KECK Latin. EHQHSIM FFEIWCI1 Home Economics English Ceyerence in Mr. Lindsay's Office Creates Confidence left to right: Kay Hart, Joyce Barclinello confer about colleges with Mr. Andrew M. Lindsay, principal Conference in Mr. White's Office Creates Good Relations Left to right: Mr. Clark C. White, assi. principal, advises Dave Henderson and Bonnie Chudakoff on special excuses from classes. . P WERS MISS MARY l.. BOYNTON MISS GENEVA G, SMITH DR PAUg::Iifle O Ef19llSh Home Economics 'l P q Twelve I NANCY IANE ALTDUERFFER Honor Roll A Cappella Bond Girls' Octet Latin Club Orchestra Rifle Club-Secretary Service Club PETE IOSEPH ANANIA Football fLetterl VIRGINIA AVERHART Y-Teens RUTH ELAINE BAKER Y-Tee ns iovcs ANN sARmNsl.Lo Senior Class Vice President Annual Advertising Annual Editorial Future Nurses Latin Clulo Quill and Scroll Record Staff Senior Social Committee Y-Teens if Page Fourteen cl.oRlA IEAN aAss:'r1' HowARo BELT nz. ARTHUR TAYLOR BENSON Rifle Club Junior Achievement 'MARSHA E. BLIMAN A Cappella Girls' Octet DAVID I. BLUMBERGER Annual Advertising Annual Soles Band French Club Hi-Y Orchestra Record King I VIRGINIA EILEEN BOBO l Maiorette 1 Y-Teens MOLLIE LIZETTA BOYLE Home Room Council-Pres. A Cappella Annual Advertising Annual Editorial Future Teachers Record Service Club Quill and Scroll Senior Social Committee ANNIE BRAXTON French Club WILLIAM C. BRETZ Basketball Football-Co-Captain German Club Hi-Y Track Varsity R SIDNEY A. BROCKMAN Chess Club Service Club eil Page Fifteen lt? BRENDA EILEEN BROWN French Club Home Room Council Latin Club Rifle Club Senior Social Committee Y-Teens .lunior Achievement A Cappella CYNTHIA I. BROWN AUDREY BUCHANAN IOYCE MAE BUDDIN WILLIE I. BURKE Y-Teens Service Club DIANNE BURRELL Annual Advertising Annual Editorial N.F.L. Quill and Scroll Record Y-Teens Junior Achievement A Cappella GLORIA ANN BURSACK G.A.A. Vice-President 500 Club Service Club 5 2 1 i DONNA MARIE CALVIN GERTRUDE CHABOTSKY Annual Advertising Debate Club German Club-Treasurer Latin Club IEAN MARIE CHAMP Future Nurses Service Club Y-Teens wal Page Sixteen RITA MARGARET CHIANDUSSI Honor Roll Annual Editorial Future Teachers Quill and Scroll Recorcl-Editor-in-Chief Service Club Editor-in-Chief of 1958 Annual MARLENE ELIZABETH CHRISTMAN Future Nurses German Club G.A.A. 500 Club Service Club Y-Teens THOMAS I. CITIZEN Annual Art Football Track Varsity R NANCY LEA CLARK Home Room Council- Secretary Y-Teens HARRY M. COH EN Annual Advertising Basketball Football Cletterl latin Club Debate Club Hi-Y Varsity R IAMES H. COHEN Annual Editorial Annual Advertising Latin Club Hi-Y Record Staff Quill and Scroll RONALD H. COHEN Honor Roll Annual Editorial French Club Latin Club Debate Club Quill and Scroll Record Staff IAMES LOWELL COUSIN Future Teachers Hi-Y WILLIAM ROY CREICHTON Annual Advertising Hi-Y Latin Club Quill and Scroll Record-Adv. Manager Annual Editorial MARSHALL S. DANIELS Future Teachers nil Page Seventeen IZ' IACQUELINE LEONE DENNIS Future Teachers French Club Y-Teens Junior Achievement IUDITH ANN DENNIS Future Teachers Junior Achievement Latin Club Y-Teens CAROL ANN DERBIN AMELIA CARMELIA DESIDERIO Girls' Octet Y-Teens A Cappella GRACE MARIE DiFlORE Secretary of Senior Class Annual Editorial Home Room Council Queen Homecoming Attendant Girls' Octet Quill and Scroll Y-Teens-President Senior Social Committee A Cappella MARIE CARMELLI DOMINIC Y-Teens DIANNE MARIE DOUGLASS Junior Achievement Service Club HAROLD WILLIAM DRAYTON Annual Art Staff RICHARD ALLEN DRENNEN Rifle Club DONNA LORAINE DRIVAS 'SEI Page Eighteen VIRGINIA S. DUBLINO G.A.A. Future Nurses Service Club Y-Teens VAIL ANN DUNN Honor Roll Dramatic Club-Secretary French Club Latin Club Thespians-Secretary AARON DOUGLAS DUVAL Annual Art Staff French Club Future Teachers CHARLES PAUL ELLIS ARLENNE EPSTEIN Honor Roll Annual Sales Dramatic Club German Club-Sec'y. Future Teachers- V. President Latin Club Service Club Trophy Club-N.F.L. A Cappella GEORGE EDWARD ERRINGTON Service Club REGINALD LAMAR EUTSEY Annual Art Staff Football lletterl Hi-Y Track EDWARD MICHAEL EVANKO Basketball Home Room Council Senior Social Commit CAROL ANN EVAN MATTIE RUTH EVANS tee S -:El Page Nineteen DOROTHY ANN FABRIZIO ANN RAGINE FAIRHEART Annual Sales French Club Home Room Council Debate Club Latin Club MARCIA ANN FIN Dramatic Club Future Nurses MILTON MYRON Band French Club loANN ROXIE FLAMISCH Honor Roll Annual Editorial French Club Girls' Octet Quill and Scroll Record Service Club Y-TeensgVice Pres. A Cappella E FISH SAMUEL L. FLETCHER Basketball French Club Senior Social Com mittee Track MAXINE FRANCIS Y-Tee ns Junior Achievement BERTRAM SHAW FREED Chess Club French Club Hi-Y Record Service RICHARD M. FRIED Annual Advertising Dramatic Club French Club Future Teachers Quill and Scroll Record Service Club Thespians ROBEIRTA LEE FRIEDBERG Annual Editorial French Club Latin Club Quill and Scroll Record Editor Editor-in-Chief of 1958 Annual -:iff Page Twent viii MONTE NORMAN FRIEDKIN Annual Advertising- Manager French Club Quill and Scroll Record Service Club LINDA FERN FRIEDLOB Honor Roll Dramatic Club German Club Girls' Octet Latin Club Thespians Trophy Club-N.F.L. Service Club A Cappella PAul.1ol-IN ru1'Kos Latin Club Service Club BARBARA LEE GAY Y-Teens SANDRA LYNNE GOLDBERG Annual Advertising French Club Latin Club Quill and Scroll Record Rifle Club Service IoANNE MARIE GOLDCAMP Dramatic Club French Club Latin Club Debate Club Record A Cappella KAREN IUDITH GOLDSTEIN Annual Editorial Dramatic Club French Club Girls' Octet Latin Club Quill and Scroll Record A Cappella IEAN H UX LEY GOODWIN Annual Aclvertisi Annual Editorial Dramatic Club French Club latin Club Quill and Scroll Record A Cappella ADRIAN GRECKO WILLIAM A. GREENBERC German Club Track I '19 I I fir Page Twenty-one HARRY N. GREENE WILLIAM IAMES HAMMER Junior Achievement MATTIE HARRIS MICHAEL S. HARSHMAN A-nnual Advertising French Club Home Room Council PHYLLIS DIANE HARSKOVITZ Annual Advertising Dramatic Club Future Teachers Latin Club Service Club KATH LEEN AGNES HART Annual Editorial Future Teachers Quill and Scroll Record Service Club Senior Social Committee A Cappella Annual Advertising IANET ELAINE HARTMAN G.A.A. 500 Club Y-Teens A Cappella CAROL IEAN HARVEY Annual Editorial Future Teachers Quill and Scroll Service Club Y-Teens ION TIMOTHY HEAMES Honor Roll Boys' Octet' Trophy Club Varsity Debate Thespians Hi-Y Latin Club Junior Achievement A Cappella DAVID PAUL HEINSELMAN Service Club Tennis 'il Page T wenty-two lie DAVID DUFFERIN HENDERSON Hi-Y Track lletterl EDWARD CHARLES HICKEY MERVYN W. HOLLANDER Annual Advertising Annual Editorial French Club Latin Club Quill and Scroll Record Sports Editor Senior Social Committee SUSAN IOY HOIRN Dramatic Club Future Teachers N.F.L. A Cappella SUZANNE HUESTIS Honor Roll Dramatic Club French Club Girls' Octet Latin Club A Cappella RONALD I. HUFF Hi-Y Quill and Scroll Record Service Club Junior Achievement A Cappella Annual Editorial OLIVER GEORGE' HULTON Latin Club IOHN LOUIS IANDIMARINO Senior Class Treasurer Senior Social Committee Varsity R Football QLetterJ STANLEY HOWARD IAFFEE Honor Roll Annual Advertising Latin Club-Vice Pres. Quill and Scroll-Sec'y. Record Bus. Mgr. Thespians Service Club French Club-Vice Pres. A Cappella EDWARD IOSEPH IASINSKI Junior Achievement eil Page Twenty-three MARLENE RAE IENKINS Service Club Y-Teens A Cappella ALYcE ELAINE IOHNSON French Club Future Nurses Homecoming Attendant Y-Teens Junior Achievement EDWARD CHARLES IOSEPH ANTHONY 1. KAVALESKY, ln. GRACE ANN KELLY 500 Club Y-Teens BEVERLY ANN KELTON Honor Roll French Club 500 Club G.A.A. Future Teachers Home Room Council Latin Club Y-Teens Junior Achievement SHIRLEY ANN KIRKLAND Honor Roll Latin Club N.F.L. Vice Pres. Trophy Club A Cappella iuov Koi-IAN Honor Roll Dramatic Club French Club-Pres. Future Teachers Latin Club Service Club MARIANNE KOPKO Honor Roll Annual Editorial Latin Club-Pres. French Club Future Teachers Homecoming Attendant Quill and Scroll-Pres. Record-Editor-in-Chief Thespians A Cappella GARY LEROY KORNSPAN Home Room Council N.F.L. Latin Club Service Club Trophy Club A Cappella -if Page Twenty-four ik HARVEY KORNSPAN Annual Advertising French Club Latin Club RICHARD MICHAEL KOTICK HARRIETANN KOVACHIK French Club Latin Club Orchestra A Cappella DENNY RAY KRIEBEL French Club IOAN CAROL LABATE Home Room Council Quill and Scroll Y-Teens-Treasurer Senior Social Committee A Cappella Girls! Octet ARNOLD LANDERS Basketball fletterl 3 Senior Social Committee I Home Room Council King MORRIS LaRUBBIO STANLEY MILTON LERNER Latin Club gosem-I N. LEVY Latin Club Home Room Council MARY LOUISE LIGUORE Homecoming Attendant Y-Teens A Cappella 2 t l -if Page Twenty-five ii? MAXINE FRANCES LOWENDORF Dramatic Club German Club N.F.L. Service Club Thespians A Cappella FRED LEE LUNDY SAMUEL BARTHOLOMEW LUSE Boys' Octet French Club Latin Club ' A Cappella BARBARA ANN MAIERNIK Latin Club Service Club Future Nurses Y-Teens IOSEPH ANTHONY MALIE Track TINA MANOLOPOULOS Annual Advertising Service Club A Cappella SUSAN MARK French Club Home Room Council Latin Club Thespians-Pres. HERMEN MARTIN Senior Social Committee Service Club A Cappella Boys' Octet HARRY MAYS Senior Class President Latin Club Senior Social Committee MANUEL MERKIN French Club Hi-Y Latin Club l eil Page Twenty-six lie IOSEPH MICCHIA Annual Advertising Future Teachers Hi-Y Latin Club Rifle Club CLADYS E. MILES Y-Teens SAMUEL E. MILLIRON Debate Club Hi-Y German Club Latin Club Rifle Club A Cappella LOUISE MILLSTONE Honor Roll Annual Advertising Dramatic Club French Club Latin Club Service Club Thespians BEVERLY ANN MITCHELL Y-Tee ns RONALD C. M ITCH ELL Football Track Varsity R A Cappella TERRY RONALD GENE ANGELO MODARELLI Senior Social Committee RAYMOND IAMES MOGA Annual Sales Latin Club DOMINIC IOSEPH MORAN DO' Annual Advertising French Club Senior Social Committee iii MOCK Page Twenty-seven IOHN KI NC MOREY Football iManagerl Hi-Y VELMA LEANN MORRIS Annual Sales French Club Y-Teens RICHARD ALAN MORRISON Honor Roll Band Debate Team German Club-President Hi-Y Latin Club Tennis Team Trophy Club-N.F.L. Orchestra CAROL ELIZABETH MORSCH Band Latin Club Orchestra French Club A Cappella NELLIE IO' Moses Annual Advertising Cheerleader-Captain 500 Club-Vice Pres. Homecoming Queen Latin Club Senior Social Committee' Y-Teens A Cappella IOHN HENRY McBRlDE A Cappella Boys' Ode? Hi-Y Latin Club Record Band Orchestra Quill and Scroll Junior Achievemenf IAMES PATRICK MCCARRON Service Club Band A Cappella GERALDINE LUCILLE MCCARTHY Dramatic Club Y-Teens A Cappella Girls' Oclef EVIE DELORIS McCREE MARGARET ANN MCKENZIE Maiorette Y-Teens A Cappella wil Page Twenty-eight PATRICIA LOUISE NAGIE MICHAEL NANOSKY IAMES HARRY NELSON Dramafic Club German Club Laiin Club N.F.L. Thespians A Cappella Boys' Octet THERESA M. NENADICH A Cappella EVA LOUISE NICK Annual Advertising Annual Ediiorial French Club Quill and Scroll Rifle Club Service Club Y-Teens A Cappella RICHARD EDWARD NICKEL Band Basketball Hi-Y Latin Club ALBERTA RAE NOLDER Annual Advertising Service Club Y-Teens IOHN BROCKWAY NOLL Honor Roll Band Dramatic Club Thespians Home Room Council Latin Club A Cappella Boys' Octet IEROME 0'CONNOR PHYLLIS BASS O'HARA 500 Club-Sec. and Treas. Future Nurses-Vice Pres. Latin Club G.A.A. Y-Teens A Cappella N.F.L. nil Page T wenly-nine CHARLES R. OLESKY ANTHONY IAMES ORLANDO WALTER S. ORZECHOWSKI PAT ANTHONY PANTONE Service Club VIRGINIA LEE PARKER A Cappella Rifle Club LaVERNE ALFREDA PAYNE Junior Achievement IUDITH A. PERLA Y-Teens KENNETH H. PICKERING Annual Editorial Tennis French Club MARY KATH RYN POSTERLI Future Nurses Service Club Y-Teens CARL ALWIN PRITCHARD Annual Sales Football K2 Lettersl Co-Capt. Future Teachers Home Room Council Hi-Y eil Page Thirty 134- CHARLES HENRY REIFINGER Annual Advertising Band Rifle Club Track IANE ELIZABETH RENNER Annual Sales Dramatic Club French Club Homecoming Attendant Latin Club Record Senior Social Committee A Cappella Quill and Scroll IOH N PHILLIPS RESCH Band Dramatic Club Hi-Y President Latin Club Trophy Thespians N.F.l..-Treas. MICHAEL ANDREAS ROTH German Club N.F.l.. IEWEL ANN RUBIS Y-Teens AUGUSTINE HAROLD RUGGIERO Track IOHN WILBURT Rumssnc Band Boys' c lylx Footb II ' Home om I Latin Cl Service C ub A Cappella MARTHA KATARINA SANDIN Honor Roll Annual Sales German Club-Vice Pres. Home Room Council Latin Council N.F.L. Service Club A Cappella CAROL IEAN SAUNDERS French Club io:-IN loser:-I SAUNDERS viii Page Thirty-one R+ LOUIS A. SCHMIDT Annual Advertising Annual Editorial Dramatic Club Quill and Scroll Record Senior Social Committee Service Club Tennis A Cappella STANLEY BRUCE SEGALL French Club Latin Club LANA SUE SHAGRI N Honor Roll Annual Advertising Annual Editorial Dramatic Club Future Teachers-President German Club Girls' Octet Latin Club Quill and Scroll A Cappella SH ELDON A. SHERMAN Annual Advertising French Club Latin Club N.F.L. Quill and Scroll Record Service Club Junior Achievement LEONARD I. SHOBAR Band Debate Club Future Teachers Hi-Y Track Latin Club ' MARY MARGARET SHON Dramatic Club Latin Club Future Teachers A Cappella SARA SUSAN SHOOK Honor Roll Annual Sales Dramatic Club-Pres. French Club Latin Club Thespiuns A Cappella BARBARA ANN SKODA Y-Teens BONNIE RUTH SMITH MARTHA RUTH SMITH Y-Teens A Cappella -BEI Page Thirty-two IB' HOWARD I. SNIDERMAN Annual Advertising French Club Latin Club Quill and Scroll LYNNE HARRIET SOLOMON Honor Roll Latin Club Service Club DIANNE MAXINE SPECTOR Annual Advertising Dramatic Club French Club Future Teachers Quill and Scroll Record A Cappella CATHERINE LENA STANLEY Annual Editorial Future Nurses-President G.A.A. Quill and Scroll Service Club Y-Teens-Secretary EUGENE STEARNS ELAINE. AUDREY STOCKOVICH Latin Club Y-Teens HENRY STU BBS Football C2 Lettersl Track K2 Lettersl Varsity R IUNE F. S-UMMERS Honor Roll Annual Advertising Annual Art Staff Annual Editorial Board French Club Quill and Scroll Y-Teens Record MICHAEL S. SZMAI ANITA BETH TAMARKIN Honor Roll Annual Advertising Dramatics Club French Club Latin Club Senior Social Committee Service Club Thespians A Cappella ' -nil Page Thirty-three 13+ BRYNA TAMARKIN Annual Art Staff French Club Senior Social Committee FRANKLIN ALBERT TAPSCOTT TERESA ANN TARANTINO NORMA IEAN TARESHAWTY Annual Soles French Club Service Club Y-Teens A Cappella IDA MAE HELEN TAYLOR Ba nd PAUL STEPH EN TERLESKY Boys' Octet Football Future Teachers Hi-Y Service Club Track A Cappella DAVID A. THOMPSON. IR. THOMAS EDWARD TIMLIN DELORES LORETTA TOCCO Annual Art Staff G.A.A. Senior Social Committee Service Club Y-Teens ALDON GEORGE TRIMBLE French Club eil Page Thirty-four MARVIN RUSSELL TURNER MARLYNN VOLPERT Annual Advertising Annual Editorial Dramatic Club French Club Future Teachers Latin Club N.F.L. Quill and Scroll A Cappella LYNN WALDMAN Honor Roll Annual Advertising French Club Latin Club N.F.L. Service Club A Cappella CAROLE ANN WALLACE Future Teachers-Secretory Latin Club Junior Achievement Y-Teens RICHARD LOUIS WALTERS Hi-Y-Vice President RAMONA ANN WAMPOLE Annual Sales Future Teachers Home Room Council Latin Club Service Club A Cappella DONALD WATSON ERLA MARGARET WELKER Future Nurses French Club Latin Club Service Club A Cappella LAWRENCE w. WELLER nz. Home Room Council French Club Latin Club Track A Cappella SANDY LOUISE WELSCH Girls' Octet Latin Club A Cappella eil Page Thirty-five lie MARCELLA LOUISE WHITE German Club Latin Club Service Club A Cappella BETTYE WILSON Future Nurses Y-Teens Junior Achievement DELORES E.LAINE WILSON Latin Club Y-Teens LAURIE IOANN WINGATE Annual Editorial Boa Annual Advertising 500 Club G.A.A. Quill and Scroll Record Y-Teens Junior Achievement A Cappella MARY IOANNE WOWLSONOVICH Honor Roll Girls' Octet Home Room Council Latin Club Service Club Y-Teens A Cappella I' RITA IOYCE WOMACK IOSEPH N. WOODS Annual Advertising Annual Eclitoriol Boys' Octet Hi-Y Record Senior Social Committee Quill and Scroll A Cappella ANTHONY YASKULKA MARCIA IOAN YOTSNUKIS Y-Teens Service Club MARY ZABALA Maiorette Service Club Y-Teens -bil Page Thirty-six SANDI IEAN ZOLDAN Annual Advertising Annual Editorial Quill and Scroll Record-Queen French Club N.F.L. Record SUMMER GRADUATES WENDALL DELANO ATKINSON Football IO'AN E GALTERIO Maiorette Y-Teens ROBERT LEWIS GILLUM SARAH LOUISE IACKSON French Club Y-Teens MELVIN JAMES IOHNSON MARGARET KNIGHT LEROY MINOR REGINALD FRANCHOT NALL SHIRLEY GAY NEAL +25 Page Thirty-seven ANTHONY R. NODAY Band IUDITH KAREN PRICE Y-Teens IUDITH LYNN SCANLON ROBERT WILSON No pictures for: MICHAEL BLAZINA Football RICHARD KLEMA THEODORE WYNN Football Truck Seniors Orbit Earth As the 1958 Senior satellites continue on their way through the universe, they can look back on a year of success and accomplishment. Under the leadership of Harry Mays, they plunged into an atmosphere of social and educational activities. Assisting Harry were Joyce Bardinello, Grace DiFiore and John Iandimarino. Mollie Boyle, Homeroom Council president, was aided by Nancy Clark in her proiects. Gazing through the planetary telescope, we first spot the athletic comet. Seniors leading the football team were All-City Stars Bill Bretz and Reginald Eutsey, closely followed by Carl Pritchard, Henry Stubbs, Ronald Mitchell, Pete Anania, Harry Cohen and Tom Citizen. Sam Fletcher, who made the All-City Team, and Ed Evanko added their profes- sional touch to the basketball team. The Rayen students supporting the games have had their spirits boosted by the cheerleaders, headed by senior Nellie Jo Moses. Lead- ing all girls' athletics was Phyllis O'Hara, who placed first in the senior poll for the athletic honors. The tennis team consisted of five seniors: Bert Freed, David Blumberger, Louis Schmidt, Ken Pickering and Jim Cohen. The track team had one senior, Sam Fletcher. Next come the activities of N.F.L. under the direction of Mr David Howland. Celestial honors should be bestowed upon seniors Tim Heames, Richard Morrison and Jack Resch for their success which enabled them to attend state debate finals. Other outstanding seniors were Shirley Kirkland, Gary Kornspan, Maxine Lowendorf and Linda Friedlob. Gleaming as brightly as a newly launched missile was the Rayen Record Staff under the guidance of Miss Florence Turowski. Helping keep the Record on the right course were Marianne Kopko, Rita Chiandussi and Roberta Friedberg. The business angle skyrocketed to great success under the supervision of Bill Creighton and Monte Friedkin. Mervyn Hollander was elected the first student president of the twenty-- year-old Tri-County Journalism Association, while Marianne Kopko became chapter president of Quill and Scroll. More than twenty-five seniors were initiated into 'this national journalism society. Principal Andrew M. Lindsay was also honored with membership. A Cappella once again had The Whole World in Its Hand as its melodius tones echoed through outer space. Mr. Waldemar A. Nischwitz, famed conductor of the Rayen -:tl Page Thirty-eight lif- choir, was proud of his three senior soloists: Linda Friedlob, soprano, Sandy Welsh, alto, John McBride, bass. The combined efforts of all senior members helped make both concerts soaring hits, however, special attention must be given to those in charge: John Noll, John Rumberg, Nancy Altdoerffer and the soloists mentioned above. Another added attraction in the music orbit was John Rumberg, who pantomined his way to the stars on Rumpus Room, a local weekly TV program. During T957 and 1958 a new constellation was added to the long list of ECA at Rayen: a Future Teachers' Club under the presidency of Lana Shagrin. Special mention should be given to the fact that the theme of the 1958 Annual was originated last spring, long before either the launching of the Russian missile or the American satellite, having been inspired by the International Geophysical year. The T958 seniors are now heading out for courses unknown. Whether they succeed will depend largely upon their own initiative. Those who soar into greater heights will know that their efforts at Rayen were not in vain and will prove to everyone that They all rate in the class of '58. Physics Lab Furnishes Proving Grounds Row one: J. Towne, B. Randall, row two: Mr. Dale Thompson, N. Hutt, M. Broennlep row three: C. Elford, R. Berkowitz, row four: T. Lehner, J. Waddell, J. Huestis, T. Seminara. est Page Thirty-nine lis- Cafeteria Managers Prepare Apetizing Dishes left to right: Mrs. Hilda Stiffler, Director, Mrs. Dorothy Schenk, Mrs. Devona Snyder, Mrs. Helen Lengyel, Mrs. Anna Carlson, Mrs. Rosabell Pittman, Mrs. Gertrude Fanaza, Mrs. Marie Patterson. Driving Class Studies Car Mechanics Stooping: P. McKenzie, V. Dublino, D. Baker, T. Wynn, R. Nallp standing, row ane: M. Knight, K. Hart, M. Wolsonovich, C. Harvey, Mr. Guisewite, K. Stanley fin car, wheelj, D. Calvin Cback seatl, M. Posterli, D. Engeloff, C. Evans, M. Dominic, D. Douglas, C. Saunders, row two: A Braxton, B. Mitchell, row three: M. Harris, C. Wallace, O. Stevenson, along back: M. Hunter, K. Bell, R. Chiandussi, E. Harris, M. Evans, D. Dyer, R. Roebuck, A. Kavalesky, T. Mock, R. Turner, M. Daniels, J. Coley, D. Hershman, A. Jenny, B. Hammer, J. Sarvillo, W. Jones. ell Page Forty Peeking in on Classrooms Upper leff: Biology Class-R. While, G. Shook, Mr, J. Russ, B. Freed, Right cenler: Arl Class U A. Tamarkin, K. Pevow. Lower left: Woodshop-D. Anderson, D. Blaznrad, center: T. Mc- Upper right: Mechanical Drawing-Mr. H. Johnson, H. A. Kcvachik, Garry, T. McCracken, R. Williams, Mr. W. Simpson, T. Lehnerp rear: C. Oleski, D. Thomas, T. Lehner. J. Marciano, J. Humphries. I I Left center: Latin leaders-S, Jaffee, M. Kopko, J. Schwartz, D. Lower righl: Mechanical Drawmg-W. Magolom, M. Baker, D. Reed, Brown. B. Kohut. Page Foriyvtwo li:- Miss Boynton Conducts Senior English Class Row one: W. Bretz, G. DiFiore, M. Harris, M. Fine, Miss L. Boyn- ton, standing: row two: J. Flam- isch, M. Francis, B. Gay, E. Nick. W. Greenberg: row three: K. Hart, J. Goldcamp, H. Martin, K. Stan- ley, M. Fish. Virgil Class Produces Posters, Murals Row one: V. Dunn, J. Goodwin: row two: L. Shagrin, K. Singer, S. Huestis, S. Jaffee: row three: M. Kopko, R. Wampole, L. Solo- mon: row four: O. Anderson: standing: Miss Lucille Lee. Seniors Study in 206 Row one: V. Parker, B. Landolt, K. Stanley, J. Ambrosia: row two: C. Pritchard, R. Bell, K. Hart, M. Harris, M. Hunter, C. Wallace, D. Bell, J. Coolie, M. Harris: row three: M. Francis, R. Baker, G. Kornspan, C. Machingo, R. Nall, B. Gay, S. Brockman, J. Ingram: row four: G. Skeleton, S. Zoldan, G. Hicks, P. Harskovitz, T. En- geloff, P. Haines. 33701, ARRlERg Juniors Break Space Barriers With Down-to-Earth Studying 'if Page Forty-three HY' M' I 3. i 'W Q X .Q .... Q rw 43' xxx i 1 Af- Junior Rocket Scars Home Room l02 Row one: T. Anness, R. Bell, A. Berchuk, W. Brown, row two: M. Filletti, C. Heinz, .I. Janecko, T. Jenkins, row three: C. Lightfoot, G. Miles, J. Miles, R. Ottenberg, row four: J. Pasco, J. Pasco, B. Quinn, D. Raeburnp row five: A. Randall, S. Rosco, H. Stadel- bceuer, l. Williams. 4' ' 21 . wt Wir MISS MARY E. CRAVER Mathematics Fourth Per. Chemistry Lab. Seated: M. Hurshmcm, D. Driebelg standing at table two: R. Mega, L. Sho- bar, Mr. R. Gillespie, standing behind table three: A. Epstein, D. Spector, ..f,,,., H., 1 ,X if fe 121 u- ' v Home Room 301 Row one: L. Abromavitz, E. Adels, A. Ambrosia, J. C. Argetsinger, M. Baker, row two: A. Bartok, E. Batian, R. Baxter, D. Bell, A. Ber- chik, row three: A. M. Bertilaci, H. Bowers, D. Caroline, B. Dieter, C. Elforclp row four: J. Gamerell, D. Gavalic, G. Gourley, M. Green- berger, B. Hauser, row five: F. Horvath, J. Huestis, T. Huestis. J. Y is sr ' Q i f-., .. lt ani 4 'a'o.O., ., . . Huges, N. Hutt, row six: R. Loeser, D. Marino, S. McAfee, L. hor Singletary, E. Venahle, P. Winston. MRS. BARBARA KUHLINS English Gimper's Y-Teens IUNIOR ROCKET SOARS All aboard! The 1959 Junior Class Rocket is heading for its last destination. Guiding this rocket with spirit are class cheerleaders Greta Davidson, Barbara Lipton, Frances Lubonovic and Sue Sandler. Going through the first part of the space ship we see Joe Saunders, Frank Horvath, Anthony Thomas and Dom Vicharelli practicing football. Dribbling basket- balls around are Joe Robison, Lonzell Pruitt and Carol Jones. Practicing their golf strokes are Mike Pesa and Danny Norris. Leaving the compartment there is Jonathan Towne, who is running for the track team, and Dick Jones volleying a tennis ball. Going to the next compartment we hear beautiful tunes chanted by octet mem- bers Bill Hauser, Dave Williams, Cary Elford, Nancy Hutt and Barbara Lipton. -'Ei Page Forty-five 12? A Cappella also claims many members. Judi Ocker is practicing her baton to lead the band. Among the band members are Josephine Robinson, Joe Ferenchak and Oliver Drabkin. Anita Thornton is practicing diligently on her violin for the orchestra of which she is concert mistress. As we enter the next part of the space ship we see the officers of various organizations. Among these are Pat Passell, Gladys Barr, Danny Thomas and Andy Mason. By the sounds heard from the engine room Judy Schwartz and Sue Zoss are being prompted by Karen Singer for their latest Thespian play. Elise Linder and Alex Papagan are going over their debate case in order to earn more points for N.F.L. -if Page Forty-six E+ Row one: J. James, C. Jones, C. Kish, S. Klein, J. Kostelnik, S. Leebaw, B. Liplon, P. Mirtog row Morelli, F. Nemick, D, Ocker, M. O'NeiI, row Orze, J. Palcewski, A. J. Popagna, S. Pasco, L. Palrone, J. Payne, M. Pinsky, row six: B. Randell, E. Sletlge, N. Thomas. MR. SAMUEL G. ROGERS Mathematics Home Room 302 Jones, M row Iwo E. Linder three: M Norris, J four: D Papagun row five Pesu, H 1 Home Room 30:3 way, J. Ingram, W. Jones, M angelo, J. Saunders, D. Schlosser row three: J. Schwartz, S. Scott help row four: R. Shagrin, K Singer, J. Skillman, M. Skoda, E Smith: row five: W. Smith, N Solomon, J. Staples, G. Stefanie J. Stevenson: row six: C. Stewart M. Tessler, C. Theodore, F. Thomas K. Walker. MR. STEPHEN A. SEDLACKO English, Economics In the left corner of the room Sam Roth is asking Carolyn Theodore about Future Nurses and Missy McCutcheon about Future Teachers of America for the Record. Interviewing Carol D'Amico about being elected Y-Teen Inter-Club Council Secretary is Norman Lockshin. Deena Schlosser, who is a Quill and Scroll member, is sitting at a desk writing a story for the Annual. Leaving the space ship are Bill Hauser, Barbara Lipton, Jonathan Towne and Karen Singer, straight A members of the class. How can a class which excels in all these fields help but reach its destination? -wif Page Forty-seven E+ Row one: J. Bowman, E. Dane- McCut:heong row two: G. Mc- Gonaghy, J. Robinson, V. Sant- I F. Sebastian, F. Seminara, J. Ser- 1 1 Page Forty-eight F39 Home Room 3 06-I Row one: O. Anderson, C. As- bury, A. Averhurt, G. Bonnsik, N. Barber: row two: G. Barr, A. Bartholomew, M. Bough, R. Ber- kowitz, W. Bibbsp row three: K. Birch, K. Black, M. Bletso, E. Bogden, B. Bowleng row four: D. Brown, P. Corfagna, G. David- son, J. Duvis, B. DeAngelop row five: .l. Delleria, M. Delucio, J. Dennis, M. DeSuntis, M. Dickens: row six: J. Diemel, L. Dominic, N. Dominic, R. Dominic, O. Drabking row seven: C. Duncan, D. Dyer, l. Edwards, R. Edwards, H. Eldridge, no picture: C. Carnzine, C. Champ. MR. ROBERT H. GILLESPIE Chemistry 'K Page Forty-nine H+ Home Room 306-ll Row one: J. Ellington, T. Engleoff, M. Facesco, F. Falcony, J. Feren- chak, row two: 5. Festa, E. Fields, S. Fletcher, P. Friedman, M. Gil- Iam: row three: M. Gurss, R. Haines, W. Harris, G. Hicks, W. Homes, row four: J. Humphries, M. Hunter, J. Ipp, .l. Jackson, A. Jenny, row five: L. Jobe, R. Janes, M. Kaufman, S. Kaufman, J. Knight, row six: M. Knight, S. Kornstein, C. Krauss, D. Kiger, V. Latessap row seven: M. leache, F. Legitte, D. Letteru, .l. levy, D. little. MR. ROBERT C. KllNKO History, Tennis Team, Mathematics Home Room 306-III Row one: N. Lockshin, J. lotarski, A. lucurir, F. Lubonovic, D. Mead- erg row two: W. Magalotti, B. Manchester, P. Mansuras, A. Ma- son, M. Massp row three: J. Mc- Creary, R. Morgan, M. Neal, W. Nelson, J. Newman, row four: M. Nichastro, J. Ocker, N. Olson, D. Osso, A. Papas, row five: M. Parrott, L. Patterson, C. Parazine, P. Passell, J. Philips: row six J. Robinson, R. Roebuck, B. Rifkin, S. Roth, J. Rosenberg, J. Rousseau i row seven: R. Smith, C. Thomas, T. Turner, V. Finsen, T. McHugh M. Pruitt. ' Page Fifty J r Home Room 307 Row one: S. Delmonl, J. Johnson, R, Johnson, Tom lehner, Tim Leh- ner, row fwo: M. Lillle, l. 0'NeiI, S. Sandler, R. Singer, A. Thomas, row three: B. Thomas, D. Thomas, A. Thornton, M. Tillery, D. Tomo- sino, row four: 5. Tracy, O. Tur- ner, D. Vickarelli, E. Vilullo, J. Waddell, row five: D. Washing- ton, B. Wolson, D. Webb, R. While, row six: A. Williams, D. Williams, R. Williams, V. Woolen. MISS JUNE WEAMER Home Economics Fulure Teachers Advisor Cafeteria at Noon Mrs. H. Lengyel, C. Evans, G. Kelly, M. Smilh, K. Norris, N. Lowenlhal Home Room 310 Row one: M. Broennle, W, Brown, W. Brown, N. Brownlee: row two: M. Budicin, K. Burley, I.. Burroughs, P. Carlson: row lhree: B. Carol, C, Corrozzino, T. Castor, H. Chose: row four: R. Chufo, A. Clinkscule, L. Cohen, C. D'Amicop row five: D. David, J. Thomp- son, A. Wine, J. Wolsonovich: row six: G. Woods, G. Wrench, F. Zugoiti, S. Zoss. No picture: R. Brandt. MISS RUTH WHITTINGTON Biology, Hygiene -asf Page Fifty-two P31- MISS MARION M. MAGUIRE Librarian l 4 I Home Room IO3 Row one: J. Davis, C. Morris, H, Sacks, R. Sfura, M. Scott, row two: V. Schirr, R. Schmutz, G. Shook, R. Seber, J. Silber, row three: L. Silverman, S. Silverman, C. Simione, G. Singer, B. Sum- mers, row four: A. Tanowitz, F. Thellman, G. Tully, B. Uhran, J. Viethg row five: C. Venardos, M. Vitale, J. Wnsilko, A. Wendland, E. Wilkcffp row six: T. Wishnev, D. Yarmy, J. Yotsnukis, A. Zenko, No Pictures: R. Reger, J. Schwartz, D. Stafford, I. Tamurkin, F. Timp- SDH. MISS ELEANOR BEERS German, English German Club Sophomores Launch Success Moon Before the sophomore satellite is launched for iunior spheres, Bert Summers, Richard Safari, Bruce Jamison, George Ballantine and Mike Coppola want to look back at football games. Meanwhile, Ronald Daniels, Alex Zenko and Richard Harvey look to the future of exploring the principles of track. it Page Fifty-four 3+ Home Room 1041 Row one: F. Altdoerffer, J. Ame- deriu, T. Anania, D. Baker, L Bolton, row two: G. Ballantine, V Benson, J. Berkholtz, M. Broida R. Brown, row three: P. Burge, R Burgess, J. Burke, L. Bemdt, L Berndt, row four: J. Bursock, H Burton, N. Caldwell, R. Cupiello E. Carrazinop row five: F. Charl- ton, B. Chudakoff, M. Close, R Cohen, J. Corcoran, row six: C Cousin, H. Harman, J. Scott, J Workman. MR. HAROLD W. LANSING History Richard Burgess cmd Bill Bileto reminisce over football. Manager Jim Bertilacci used meteors as basketballs in their conquests of the season. Larry Berndt, Barbara Freed and Patty Burge soften the scene with beautiful music in Band. Meanwhile Toby Wishnev, Larry Flint and Barry Hobbs sing in A Cappella. Karen Pevow, Waldeen Cohen and Marilyn Broida feel that their acting abilities could help them on the planet Success. eil Page Fifty-five 13+ Home Room l05 Row one: B. Dohlier, B. Dunn, B. Dunmore, I. Dewell, D. Dumas, row two: J. Dycemnn, F. Faber, P. Fabian, .I. Fay, .I. Fiscusp row three: S. Fleischer, L. Flinl, R. Fowler, B. Foxman, N. Frantz, row Four: B. Freed, D. Frohman C. Gentile, S. Gibson, B. Gold- man, row Five: S. Goodstein, N. Gourley, M. Gunrnieri, J. Green, M. Hahn, row six: R. Harvey, R. Helwig, J. Henderson, P. Henkin, B. Hobbs. MR. OLIVER ELLIS History As the satellite Moon is being launched, Monica Guarnieri and Karen Pevow lead the crowd in a cheer. Gary Singer, Beverly Franklin, Jack Bursack, Lorraine Douglas, Tom Kennedy and Bert Summers write the stories for the Rayen Record. Before the rocket leaves the ground, Jackie Fay makes a speech on I Specik for Democracy. The satellite then leaves the platform and Nancy Frantz, Janice Lomax, Marlene Close and Lloyd Silverman sing an old French Song, Sur Le Pont D'Avignon COn the Bridge of Avignonl. -if Page Fifty-six Home Room i07 Row one: D. Bennett, .l. Hogan, C. Hunt, R. Hutton, B. Jamison, row two: C. Jones, L. Jones, N. Jones, A. Kuubling, T. Kennedy, row three: J. Kountz, J. Kranitz, L. Kravitz, J. Lake, B. Lundolt, row four: C. Latessa, B. Luttison, P. Lieberman, A. Limbert, M. Lit- tle: row five: J. Love, H. Lowen- dorf, D. Lucarell, P. Lyden, C. Machingop row six: I. Marciuna, J. Micchia, M. Short. Custodians Supervise Maintenance MR' KENNETH PICKERING Row one: R. Beurdmore, J. Gibson, B. Greenberg, row two: H. G. Culp, R. Baxter, J Hi5f0l'Y Miles, row three: H. Martin. Gym Monitors Assist Classzs Row one: S. Sherman, M. Kaufman, M. Mill iron, B. Freed, J. Bursockp row Iwo: Abromoviiz, G. Kornspan, row three: J. New- man, C. Knight, J. 0'Horo, E. Adels. Home Room 109 Row one: L. Cohen, W. Cohen, C. Jones, T. McCarey, B. Mc- crenryp row lwa: R. McElhuney, M. Milliron, G. Mills, L. Monaco, N. Monroe, row lhree: C. Mucci H. Nudel, C. Pegues, J. Peloscia 1 1 K. Pevowf row four: A. Phillips, B. Policy, E. Pritchard, D. Pro- berl, G. Puglieseg row five: S Ress, E. Ripple, E. Roebuck, S Rosenberg, L. Ross, row six: M Schony, J. Swan, W. Tapsron, S Williams. MR. WALTER A. SIMPSON lnduslriczl Arls Page Fifty-nine lif- Home Room I I I Row one: E. Allen, O. Allen, W Allen, K. Anderson, Y. Arriolu, row Iwo: l.. Ashmore, M. Aulisio, J. Baglieri, N. Bohny, H. Baldwin , row three: C. Bullenger, G. Bur- ganier, P. Barnes, B. Bellifo, C Bell: row four: M. Bender, C. Ben- neil, J. Bertilucci, K. Black, D Blozino: row five: M. Bobovnyk L. Booker, R. Bowyer, A. Brown M. Brown, row six: E. Burman, C Conway, A. Coombs, M. McCar- ron. No Piclure for N. Jones. MR. ROBERT D. HASSEY Speech, English, Hi-Y MR. JOHN F. BUSCH Instrumental Music 3 X Xu Home Room 218 Row one: J. Carier, L. Carter, S. Champ, D. Clinkscale, J. Conli, row two: E. Conyer, M. Cappola, P. Corey, M. Crealura, B. Cun- ningham, row three: R. Damo, R. Daniels, P. Davies, A. Desanas, C. Dickens, row four: S. DiFiore, J. Demino, V. Donaldson, L. Doug- lus, N. Dubois, row five: D. Dun- lap, S. English, R. Ferraro, J. Fleming, J. Frank, row six: B. Franklin, J. Genura, R. Geri, A. Lane. MRS. CAROL S. MARSHALL Typing, Shorthand Chemistry Class Explores Compounds Foreground D Blumberger, E. Welker, S. .LLL 1 t ' .AQ , , f . I . Zoldan, L. Schmidt, background: M. Szmai, R. Moga, L. Shobur, D. Krilael. +24 Page Sixty-one I-31' Home Room 219 Row one: B. Carney, J. Evans, B. Gregory, G. Hamlet, D. Harris, row !wo: T. Harris, D. Heffron, D. Hemondes, E. Heruloin, C. Hicks, row three: T. Hickson, S. Hill, J. Hogg, B. Holcomb, S. Holmes, row four: J. Hoover, A. Hopkins, A. Hopkins, I.. Huh, J. Humphries, row five: R. Huni, A. Joneczko, B. Jennings, M. Johnson, H. Jones, row six: J. Jones, J. Martin, M. Price, R. Price. MR. DAVID K. PITTS English ku -an Home Room 221 Row one: B. Bennet, J. Hill, S. Jones, D. Joy, W. Kennedy: row two: W, Kimbrough, J. King, .l. Kroynovich, J. Kreibel, N. lavantyg row three: A. Leonard, M. Logan, J. Lomax, J. Marsh, E. Mouzy: row four: R. Michallian, M. Mitch- ell, D. Morris, N. Moyer, J. Mraz: row five: J. Mulidore, G. Naples, K. Naples, N. Naples: row six: N. Naples, Y. Ottenburg, Y. Owens. No picture: N. Swartz. MR CLIFFORD M. GANDER Typing Class Perfects Copy Comme,-giql Left to right: Mr. Koma, G. Gourley, .l. Pasco. Home Room 225 Row one: L. Douglas, J. Pain, C. Patella, E. Petnon, J. Patoneg row two: R. Pesce, B. Reali, J. Rich- ards, C. Revere, W. Revene, row three: D, Roberts, M. Rocho, E. Rogavin, R. Romero, N. Rothwell, row four: J. Ruberto, R. Ruggiero, J. Suletra, H. Seres, B. Sessoms, row five: S. Shepard, J. Smith, P. Smith, J. Survillog row six: R. Spokane, B. Wiley, W. Whitesipe. Physical Education Class Tumbles MR. DONALD M. KOMA Commercial Tumbling Class: Monitors: M. Kaufman, S. Sherman, M. Milliron, doing curtwheels: F. Legget, W. Brown, T. Annessg Onlookers: J. Vitale, J. Kranitz, T. Kennedy, D. Clinkscale, R. Hill, R. Millstone, C. Hicks, J. Humphries, B. Hauser, C. Kish, B. Dyer. Home Room 226 Row one: T. Bright, C. Buchannan, C. Chavez, R. Green, W. Thomas: row two: J. Keating, J. Keogh, G. Kossakowski, J. Reeves, S. Reynolds: row three: A. Righetti, G. Smith, J. Staples, H. Stollner, L. Tarentineg row four: D. Toma- sino, T. Terlesky, J. Ziegler, L. Village, C. Villio: row five: E. Wallace, R. Ward, J. Washington, F. Watson, M. Watson: row six: E. Webb, R. White, A. Womack, E. Wroblewski. Page Sixty-four MR. HENRY R. KALE English n. TAN' P00 Q Q V Q 2 af' f an 6 , f 0 0l f L 1' 'QZQQI5 4 Q, lg. QQ V 'Q iw P 233? Q 4 -Ziff? 'S .. BHG JOHN PORT eu R1'oN'59T' NYS EIRE ATE ST S Ill 5 Ip 3- O rn 9 L Ax: S 'fl S I C j Q 4 Lx Ln 2 D I .a I: V Q m sv . .f 2 Vi 1' f Q 0 if-.5 0 X 4 3 2 - s -ff-'--evfp ' ., . 2' sv 4 5 ' ? 4 2 -'-I-' ' . 0 uf A 5' YE -31-, 521 gl ti' A -cg Z' Ag., 'P mf! f f 1 mx as 'D 2 f U 422530 I , A z 3 1, 94' K K 'N 5 E 54' NCL UE Hg. 5 3 T S Y . 2 -'K miN 2 , -4 72 2' Q fi : an , , 3' ml-WF-66 Im 2 rf' -. X 9 '1 i 5 iw 0 m ij K 3 I 'I,I'Wl!':i 5 G' . - -14' 'I HZ - -Q W' U1 S gi 71 i -Mu :I 1 -2' -lin : W wa uw Q -4 .11 H' it sp , G al ' Z 01' 5 -4 f- 2 C, 4 5 ll 3 1 g7z.::z,,g ?' F ,,y1lI0 :E S ml 3 WIP 1 Z -'I In I f 9 2-in 3 1 4 2 2 2-,14 H' F' D U In Z 0 rn -4 PA 2, xo x U Q av! N U C . P .I f - i I' 1 1 ,L s -D 2 'Q ,0 FA7Ma 3 og I Swim Ein Vlnlllhlqul ', 3 ff O Q 1, 112 W' 9 0 4111? Af f' fs: 2' Y? Freshman Ship Blasts Away Home Room 314 Row one: T. Arroyo, B. Black- shear, T. Bucheit, P. Coward, K Dugan, row two: C. Ellis, L Evans, C. Friedkin, C. Greenwood, D. Hammer: row three: S. Heard R. Karsti, G. Logan, D. Miller, C Morterp row four: J. Pogan, B Reed, L. Smith, M. Soles, M. Wad- dell: row five: K. Welker, P. Wol- lison, T. Weiss, A. Wendland, C White: row six: K. White, B Wilkie. A. Worrell, A. Zenko, D Zenko. MISS HELEN POND English The Freshman ship blasted off by electing Pete Patrone, Geoffrey Geff Chentow and Stuart Stu Kornstein as their class officers. Marty Gefsky was then chosen for a lead part in the play Mrs. McThing. Breaking through the sound barriers, freshman Richard Klivans has already made Boys' Octet. - After shooting for the stars with her baton, Jackie Fossesca steps nimbly before the band with the maiorettes. During the summer of 57 Eddie Friedman, Joel Biren- daum and Dave Traxler took a trip to Valley Forge to participate in the National Scout Jamboree. The football team was hit by a shower of meteorites, Bill Kohut, Tony Vechiarelli and Joe Ballogh. Many freshman cadets have entered dramatics, publications, G.A.A., debate, N.F.L. and Jr. A Cappella. These freshmen are planning on reaching the moon in all their school work and extra-curricular activities before they leave Rayen. eil Page Sixty-six lit- 1 -vii Page Sixty-seven E22- Home Room 315-I Row one: G. Adams, D. Alkemn N. Ananiu, A. Andrews, J. Ba- loghp row two: B, Barefoot, D Bnssin, D. Baxter, E. Bennett, M Berkowitz, row three: J. Blren- baum, F. Black, W. Blank, H Brorkmun, R. Burge, row four 5. Butler, R. Calvin, J. Carrol, R Carter, H. Cushbowp row five G. Chentow, R. Conway, E. Duff, M. Delia, J. Donelson, row six: R Dyer, E. Edwards, J. Epstein, P Ferris, D. Fish, row seven: D Fisher, J. Fossesru, E. Friedman M. Gefsky, M. Giber, row eight A. Giesler, B. Glosberg, J. Gold- stein, C. Goodman, C. Heomes. MR. DAl.E THOMPSON Gen. Science, Physics -if Page Sixty-eiqht Home Room 315-ll Raw one: J. Heckman, K. Hellen, M. Henderson, D. Hershman, R. Hill: row Owe: W. Hollander, W. Hollbrook, B. Huey, P. Hume, M. F. Hum row three: H. Janke, C. Jefferson, P. Jones, E. Jones, H. Kirkerp row four: E. Klema, R. Klivuns, B. Kohui, S. Kornstein, J. Kranilz: row five: J. Krauss, A. Kreizer, R. Kucyn, S. Label, W. Leebaw: row six: B. Liedel, l. linberg, B. Logan, R. Long, l. lukunic, R. Marciano: row seven: J. Manchesfer, R. Mandel, L. Marks, R. Middleman, M. L. Mill- iron, B. L. Miles, row eight: R. Millslane, R. Mirkin, J. Mock, D. Mogo, B. Mullane, J. McClendon. Page Sixty-nine Home Room 315-III Row one: D. M:Gury, T. McKelvey, A. Nuchbar, 5. Nuchbur, S. Nel- son, row two: S. Noday, D. Noll, K. Norris, M. Olsey, C. Orlando, row three: D. Pumfulie, R. Purks, D. Pussan, J. Patrick, P. Futroneg row four: A. Pettiford, D. Phillips, J. Ralston, D. Reed, .l. Reeves, row five: S. Richstone, P. Roberts, C. Rogenski, J. Rook, R. Runyon, row six: S. Sacks, B. Sunter, J. Schlosberg, G. Scott, R. Sergi, L. Shaw, row seven: B. Shifman, S. Shobar, M. Smith, P. Stetts, J. Thellmun, M. Thompson, row eight: D. Traxler, A. Ve:hiareIli,7 B. Vinion, Y. Vinion, J. Vitale, S. Zorey. No Pictures: R. Renner, C. Revere. Dr. Powers Directs Braille Activities Front table: Donald Hardy, Janice Myers, Jean Warring, Donald Reisinger, John Seech: standing: Barry Sturbens, Alan Gibson, Judith Myers, Ester Lee Flickinger, Anthony Kerisy at hack: Miss P. Powers, Theresa Nenadich. Row one: Donald Reisinger, Janice Myers, Donald Hardy, Jo Ellen Anderson, Barry Stirbensp row two: Alan Stirbens, Delbert Wittanauer, Martha Strodmyer, Ronald Abrams, Kathy McGinnis, row three: Jeffrey Capers, Joan Warring, Alan Gibson, Diane McDevitt, Esther Lee Flickinger. No pictures: Judith Myers, Anthony Peros, Lawrence Sova, John Seech, Theresa Nenadich. The Rayen Braille Class consists of twenty blind children ranging from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Of these twenty pupils three are native Youngstowners. The others come from Ashtabula, Austintown, East Liverpool, Hopedale, Hubbard, Howland, McDonald, Negley, Newton Falls, Salem, Steubenville, Struthers and Windham. One Student, Theresa Nenadich, of nearby Struthers, will graduate in June. She will be the twenty-fifth graduate of the Youngstown Braille Class under the supervision of Dr. Pauline Powers. sit Page Seventy Ee DFG REACH CUTER SPACE Home Room Council Buys Screen Row one: Miss M. Kryzan, advisory B. Freed-105-Treas.p .I. Saunders-303-Vice-pres.p M. Boyle-215-Pres.: N. Clark- 202-Sec.p row two: M. Vitale-103, J. Genaro-218, R. Wampole-206, M. Sandin-206, G. Barr-306, P. Friedman- 306, G. Gourley-301, S. Mark-201, S. leebaw-3025 row three: P. Wollison-314, H. Stollner-226, K. Naples-221, C. Carrozzino-310, M. Schanz-109, M. Tillery-307, C. Ballinger-111, K. Hart-207, J. Micchia-l07, A. Fairheart- 2179 row four: B. Reali-225, T. Anania-104, A. Mason-306, T. Anness-102, L. Weller-206, G. Chentow-315, M. Harshman-207, S. Kornstein-315, P. Pntrone-315. No Picture for M. Johnson-219. As the year came to a close, Rayen Homeroom Council blasted off with a tre- mendous variety show under the direction of Mr. Robert Hassey. Applications for this show outnumbered those of previous years. Destination of the council planet was placing a motion picture screen in the school auditorium. This was accomplished by proceeds from a dance and sales tax collections. Seniors who made the Honor Roll, their parents and teachers were guests at the Honor's Tea late in May. Miss Marie Kryzan, their advisor, has completed another successful year at Rayen with the help of the officers: OFFICERS Mollie Boyle .. .... President Joe Saunders .. .. Vice President Nancy Clark .. . Secretary Barbara Freed .. . Treasurer it Page Seventy-twc is Students Aid Special Services , ATTENDANCE HELPERS: Row one: Mr. Matthew Flower, R. Chiandussi, D. Douglas, M. White, B. ltuliuno, C. Harvey, K. Stanley, row twa:. B. Malernik, B. Scott, M. Posterli, M. Jenkins, T. Manalopoulus, V. Dublino, F. Fclconyg row three: D. Tomnsmo, E. Bogden, B. Rifkin, W. Burke, E. Welker, M. Lowendorf, J. Champ. NURSES AIDES lat Iefl-3 Front row: Miss Ida Berger, nurse, K. Stun- ley, E. Bogden, row two: V. Dublino, M Posterli, B. Muiernik, D. Tomusino, R. Chian- dussi, row three: M. White, C. Harvey, B Rifkin, .l. Champ, W. Burke. DEAN'S OFFICE fbelewl Front: B. Freed, A. Coombs, J. Fiscus, S Kornstein, sitting: Miss L. Whan, R. Wnmpole M. Sandin, L. Waldman, A. Epstein. 'ill Page Seventy-three Quill and Scroll Selects General Row one: R. Fried, R. Huff, M. Hollander, M. Kopko, S. Jaffee, D. Burrell, R. Chiandussi, B. Creighton, row two: K. Hart, D. Schlosser, J. Bardinello, J. Flamisch, J. Goodwin, M. Boyle, K. Goldstein, J. Labate, C. Har- vey, Miss E. Sheehan, row three: Mr. L. Gilboy, Miss F, Turowski, K. Stanley, L. Shagrin, S. Zoldan, J. Schwartz, L. Goldberg, M. Volpert, D. Spector, Mr. H. Johnson, Mr. A. Lindsay, row four: Mr. J. Russ, M. Guarnieri, E. Nick, J. Wingate, J. Renner, G. DiFiore, R. Friedberg, J. Summers, Mr. J. Benninger, row five: J. Woods, H. Sni- derman, R. Cohen, S. Sherman, J. Cohen, J. McBride, J. Ambrosia, L. Schmidt, not in picture: M. Friedkin. Among the twenty newly initiated members of Quill and Scroll International Honorary Journalism Society is Mr. Andrew M. Lindsay, the five-star general. His qualification to the organization came through his position of official announcer over the PA system. Membership in Quill and Scroll is earned through writing, reporting, drawing, ad- vertising, photography, selling or editing in any one or all media of communications in a school. Other faculty members of the local chapter include Mr. John J. Benninger, Annual Art advisor, Miss Eugenia Sheehan, Annual Editorial Board advisor, Mr. Harold N. Johnson, Advertising advisor, Mr. John K. Russ and Mr. Lawrence Gilboy, Annual Sales advisors, Miss Florence Turowski, publications director. Marianne Kopko .. . President Stanley Jaffee . . . . Secretary -if Page Seventy-four lt? The Record Makes Planetary Stops Row one: B. Creighton, J. McBride, M. Friedkin, M. Boyle, M. Guarnieri, M. Kopko, R. Chiandussi, M. Hollander, L. Schmidt, S. Jaffeeg row two: B. Glasberg, D. Bossin, K. Hart, D. Schlosser, B. Franklin, L. Douglas, G. Di- Fiore, J. Bardinella, J. Flamisch, M. Volpert, L. Goldberg, S. Sandler, J. Krunitz, row three: S. Zoldan, S. Rich- stone, J. Schlosberg, J. Krauss, J. Renner, R. Friedberg, J. Schwartz, R. Berkowitz, V. Champ, J. Epstein, D. Spector, Miss Florence Turowski, row four: T. Kennedy, G. Singer, R. Fried, J. Levy, S. Label, R. Huff, K. Gold- stein, J. Goodwin, B. Summers, K. Norris, J. Wingate, L. Shagrin, raw five: H. Sniderman, N. Lockshin, S. Roth, J. Woods. S. Kaufman, R. Cohen, B. Freed, E. Adels, M. Kaufman, J. Cohen, J. Bursack, not in picture D. Burrell. Making ten planetary stops, the Rayen Record supplied its subscribers with a completely changed face and a modern outlook on news. Editing was shared by Rita Chiandussi, Roberta Friedberg and Marianne Kopko. Eighteen Record pressman attended the Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention in New York in March. Marianne Kopko was sent to the convention, ex- penses paid by the Record in appreciation for her three years of service in publication. She appeared as an interviewer on the Today TV program starring Dave Garroway. Ronald Cohen represented Youngstown on the New York Times Youth Forum. More student participation became evident in the Tri-County Journalism Association through the election of student officers. Mervyn Hollander was elected first president of TCJA. There were nine issues of The Record, each planned, written and financed by the staff under the direction of Miss Florence Turowski, advisor. if Page Seventy-five iii- , ng... 5 2 ? E151 ? .. , B I E sg Q ,W .nw .. 1 is E ' .,.. ,w , m...v: A HO. A . .. t if , , . 4 4 W I 1: - 3. pn f, 1 ' I ' 1 xx 4 'X' ' K E ,... ...wi R+, ,M 2 . '- :, ig , . 5 La: gi + :.:, -7 -,,...... I ' Q gg x X , . ...., , tl: . ..,:, g .. sf 5 4, ,N ,L i 1 1 Qi if fl k h Q ? 3' 3 e mu um .QE ,V w fy X ' fc:-s,g A ,K , x i 'f I t 1 x X 3 2 fl: Q: x ,ga B6 A K A wi-'F if 1 A s 4 5 'KJ L 2 .4 2 if 3 Q 2 3 ,T , , M Q fl z M35 g f . v fl M . ,. I AV -Q .... Q x t 1. ,wry I t , 8 5 1. me at I ' if ' Kg 0 ,, X is i V Q 5 . I1 W V 4 Itin ' '1,,i f ,J , 15 A Q :,: M ,f,,i is 'Q :,f i 1 Girls' Octet Reaches Success Orbit Row one: Sandra Welsch, Nancy Hutt, Karen Goldstein, Barbara Lipton, Jean Love, Lana Sliagrinp row two: Nancy Altdoerffer, Joann Flamisch, Mary Wolsonovich, Suzanne Huestis, Elise Linder, Grace DiFiore, Linda Friedlob. Throughout the year, Linda Friedlob has guided the Girls' Octet around the orbit of success. With the help of Mr. Waldemar A. Nischwitz, the girls have acquired an appreciation for music and leadership. While singing for various meeting oncl church affairs, the girls gained satisfaction from helping to entertain these groups. Favorite songs of the audiences were Row, Row, Row Your Boat, lf I Loved You, Little Girl With the Curl and Loch Lomond. Senior members will be launching out into the future with wonderful memories lingering in their minds. The 'I958 graduates are Grace DiFiore, JoAnn Flamisch, Linda Friedlob, Karen Goldstein, Suzanne Huestis, Lana Shagrin, Sandy Welsch and Mary Wolsonovich. They have helped to pave the way for future octets. Nancy Altdoerffer has faithfully accompanied the girls on every engagement. if Page Seventy-eight E+ Boys' Octet Follows Commanders Mr. Waldemar Nlschwltz Vocal Music Row one: Joe Woods, John Wolsonovich, John Rumberg, Renick Brandt, Richard Klivans, Sam Luse, row two: lames Nelson, Bill Hauser, Tim Heamss, Dave Williams, John McBride, Carey Elforrl, Tom Huestis, raw three: John Noll. Under the command of John Noll and Bill Hauser, Boys' Octet rocketed to great heights with the help of seniors Tim Heames, Sam Luse, John McBride, James Nelson, John Rumberg and Joe Woods. The boys entertained various groups with renditions of Bali Boogie, ln My Arms, Feudin and Fightin and High Noon. Among groups entertained were the Tri-County Journalism Association meeting at Rayen, The Hungarian Reformed Church and the North Hill Child Civic Center. The combined ensembles of the octets made both A Cappella concerts a smashing success. Their first attempt with The Christmas Spirit was a hit and later they pleased the audience with Oklahoma and Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better. Those remaining for next year are: Nick Brandt, Cary Elford, Bill Hauser, Tom Huestis, Richard Klivans, Dave Williams ancl John Wolsonovich. eil Page Seventy-nine Junior A Cappella Reaches Heights Row one: J. Lotarski, E. Rogovin, S. Shobar, L. Linberg, J. Fossesca, L. Jobe, B. Caroll, N. Frantz, T. Dyceman, row two: F. Lubonovic, M. Waddell, J. Noday, M. Little, D. Harris, J. Dennis, F. Pickard, J. Rosenberg, P. Haines, J. Humphry, J. Dennis, row three: W. Blank, W. Cohn, S. Goodstein, C. Mucci, A. DeSantis, M. Guar- nieri, M. Thompson, R. Carter, B. Liedel, B. Policy, B. Reed, row four: M. Koiionis, K. Wendland, H. Baldwin, M. Broida, J. Carter, C. Jones, L. Monaco, T. Kennedy R. Bilido, M. Daniels, R. Williams, R. Harvey, row five: S. Butler, C. Conway, G. Stefanic, M. DeSantis, R. Jackson, J. Micchia, E. Burman, M. Henderson, S. Sacks, S. Klein, D. Orze, B. Wilkie, J. Payne, A. Thomas, row six: R. Edwards, P. Faber, C. Stewart, G. Banasik, D. Staf- ford, R. Dann, H, Sacks, B. M:Creery, 0. Williams, J. McCreery, J. Green, B. Seber, B, Dahlier, F. Charlton. ' h ' Ch Sixt Period orus Row one: CL. to r.J P. Hume, D. Phillips, C. Frieclkin, B. Santer, J. Kranitz, J. Epstein, M. Francis, A. Johnson, Mr. Waldemar Nischwitz, row two: D. Bassin, E. Nick, S. Richstone, A. Kretzer, E. Friedman, W. Hollander, J. Manchester, A. Gillum, P. Davis, P. Barnes, J. Lomax, row three: J. Amiduri, K. White, J. Washington, L. Berndt, R. Gillum, W. Allen, D. Baker, C. White, R. Parks, J. Baglieri, N. Rugh, M. Bobovnyk, O. Stevenson, row four: A. Leonard, M. Bender, S. Nelson, F. Hutt, D. Probert, T. Bennett, R. Marciano, R. Runyon, S. Jones, R. Millstone, R. Renner, T. McKelvey, R. Mullane, C. Heames, B. Glasberg, row five: A. Wendland, L. Tarentine, H. Stalner, C. Wallace, F. Timpson, W. Henderson, T. Bright, D. Roberts, W. Kennedy, J. Humphries, J. Ralston, T. Bucheit, E. Daft, J. Smith, S. Holmes, K. Welker, D. Passan, row six: S. English, J. Staples, P. Coward, M. Milliron, J. Hogg, K. Hellen, B Barefoot, R. Mandel, I. Tamarkin, F. Leggette, B. Hauser, P. Wollison, K. Norris, C. Buchanan, B. Carney, B. Landolt, M. McCarran. 'ffl Page Eighty IN..-L--L.... II- -- C--.....L-..I- Row one: Mr. John Busch, E. linder, N. Thellman, D. Schlosser, J. Faye, M. Milliron, R. Morrison, C. Goodman, A. Wine, J. Rook, A. Thornton, P. Hume, M. Greenhergerg row two: A. Papagan, M. Giber, B. Freed, N. Altdoerffer, R. Burge, B. Ladig, J. Resch, J. Robinson, D. Phillips, J. Ferenchakp row three: J. Love, l. Berndt, R. McEIhaney, J. Vieth, L. Ashmore, J. Thellman, C. Morsch, J. Hogan, W. Leebaw, C. Heames, R. White. Symphonic instrumentation and a symphonic sound were the goals of the Rayen Orchestra under the leadership of Mr. John F. Busch ancl Mr. Alvin Myerovich. Challenges were presented in music such as Rosamunde Overture, Ballet Egyptienne, Sleeping Beauty Waltz, as well as Blue Tango and Fiddle'osophy. Through these the members learned to play and appreciate truly great music. Activities of the orchestra included playing for the Thespian play in November, for the North-East Regional Orchestra in January, for the Thespian play in the spring. Finally they climaxed the year's work with the Spring Concert in March and Commence- ment in June. Among the orchestra's outstanding members are Anita Thornton, Concertmistress, Deena Schlosser and Leslie Ashmore, assistants. Majorettes Maiorettes Strut at Football Games: Front: Judi Ocker, rear: Virginia Bobo, Jackie Fossesca, Jo-Ann Golterio. Mary Zabala, Peggy McKenzie. Band Zooms Toward Goal Posts Row one: E. Linder, B. Freed, B. Logan, M. L. Milliron, D. Fish, M. Giber, C. Goodman, row two: N. Altdoerffer, B. Dyer, R. Burge, B. Goldman, B. Laclig, M. Fish, R. Shmutz, J. Silber, B. Berkowitz, D. Maga, P. Burge, Y. Ottenberg, row three: R. Sergi, O. Drabkin, G. Chentow, H. Nudel, J. Resch, J. Robinson, D. Williams, L. Shobar, C. Reifinger, J. Richards, J. Ferenchak, I. Taylor, D. Phillips, Mr. J. Busch, row four: W. Leebaw, N. Caldwell, J. Hogan, A. Wine, J. Thellman, P. Henderson, J. Thellman, E. Wroblewski, G. Shook, R. White, J. Birenbaum, E. Jones, row five: J. Carroll, L. Berndt, C. Hunt, A. Papagan, B. Barefoot, R. James, R. Mc- Elhaney, B. Foxman, J. Patrick, row six: C. Morsch, P. Hume, D. Noll, C. Elford, J. Vieth, L. Ashmore, C. Heames, A. Thornton, J. Fay, H. Lowendorf. Once again the band swept maiestically through nine football games. Continuing in the ionosphere, they marched at a Youngstown University game with less than twenty four hours' notice. Just before game time, the band changed the half-time show to include the letters YU and learned the University's Alma Mater. The best performance of the season was at the Rayen-South game, when the Band outdid itself in precision drill, dance routines and formation. Fighting through magnetic fields they participated in the Visitors' Day Assembly, the City Christmas parade, the annual City-wide teachers' meeting, the band assembly and the district band contest. With stellar technique, band members contributed to the success of the Spring Instrumental Concert in March. Among the outer-planet numbers were Dance of 'the Hours, Sketches in Miniature, Parade March No. l, Donkey Calypso and Blues in the Band. The Clarinet Quartet under the leadership of Nancy Altdoerffer and the Flute Trio under Barbara Freed reached new heights after spending many hours preparing for the district contest at Youngstown University. This year the seniors seemed to be better leaders, having contributed more than usual. They include Nancy Altdoerffer, Milton Fish, Carol Morsch, Charles Reifinger, John Resch, Leonard Shobar and Ida May Taylor. -22-l Page Eighty-two tis Library Council Trains Librarians Left to right: Jeannette Kootz, Mary Lou Dickens, Georgia Adams, Miss Marion M. Maguire, Patricia Lyden, Jacqueline Delloria, Virginia Shirr, Ruth Fowler, Judy Goldstein, Lesley Shaw. The Library Council is made up of a small group of girls who serve the school by working in the library during one period each day. ln addition to delivering permits, keeping attendance and charging out books, they are engaged in a great many other activities that help to keep the library in smooth running order. When books are returned, Council members check them for markings, torn pages or loose bindings before returning them to the shelves. Every member learns to know the parts of the Dewey Decimal System, most useful for our library, and is trained to help pupils locate books and other materials needed. When new books come in, the girls examine them for condition before stamping them with the Margaret Rayen Parmelee Stamp, the identification mark of our library. Then they paste, put in accession slips, date slips and book pockets. Later they try their skill at shellacking the back of the book before it goes into circulation. Council members have helped to get two new sets of encyclopedias and about two hundred other new books ready for circulation, as well as more than a hundred books returned from the bindery. ln addition to the members of the Council, whose names are listed with the picture, the library is indebted to June Fiscus, who volunteered her services during the illness of one of the members. +21 Page Eighty-three l Annual Takes Four-stage Firing Annual Editorial Board Row one: K. Hart, J. Bardinello, M. Kopko, J. Summers, R. Friedberg, R. Chiundussi, C. Harvey, K. Stanley, E. Nick, row two: G. DiFiore, L. Shagrin, J. Flamisch, S. Zoldan, J. Goodwin, M. Boyle, K. Goldstein, D. Burrell, D. Spector, row three: J. Wingate, M. Guarnieri, D. Schlosser, J. Schwartz, M. Volpert, B. Franklin, L. Goldberg, S. Sandler, Miss F. Turowskip row four: J. Woods, M. Hollander, J. Bursack, T. Kennedy, J. Levy, R. Berkowitz, S. Label, row five: J. McBride, R. Huff, S. Sherman, R. Cohen, S. Jaffee, J. Cohen, L. Schmidt, Mr. J. Benninger,g not in picture: M. Friedkin, H. Sniderman. Annual Typists Prepare Printer's Copy Front: Carol Harvey, Eva Nick, rear: Kay Stanley. Before the Rayen Annual or- bited into the hands of students and teachers, it witnessed a four- stage tiring. First, there was the planning of a theme and cam- paigns surrounding the financing. This was initiated by the Annual Editorial Board under the direction of Miss Florence Turowski. In the second stage, finances were assured through the advertis- ing department under the direction ot Mr. Harold Johnson. Assisting him were Monte Friedkin and Bill Creighton, advertising managers. In this stage the Annual sales depart- ment, directed by Mr. John K. Russ and Mr. Lawrence Gilboy, also set the wheels of income running. ln the third stage, the art department under the direction ot Mr. John Benninger fired away at divisional page creations, according to the theme submitted to them by the Editorial Board. Typists under the direction of Miss Eugenia Sheehan got senior activities lined up and pounded away at all the material being collected and compiled by the Editorial Board. Pictures were shot and processed for engraving. In the final stage, editors-in-chief Rita Chiandussi, Roberta Friedberg and Kay Hart combined pictures, stories, identities and pages to produce the 1958 satellite under the direction of Miss Turowski. Thus the i958 Annual is now a reality. Page Eighty-four lk Main Office Schedules Each Take-off Front row: l. Goldberg, J. Myers, J. Bardinello, J. Flamisch, P. Bureyg row two: C. Heomes, A. Thornton, G. Benson, M. While, C. Jones, B. Italiano, D. Tocco, J, Love, B. Muiernik, K. Hari, J. Kohan, B. Rifkin. Stage Crew, Movie Operators Transmit Messages Sitling: J. Waddell, P. Terlesky, G. Miles, R. Benson, row two: M. Gefsky, M. Kaufman, J. Dewell, D. Reed, H. Brockmon, P. Patrone, D. Fisher, B. Cohn, row three: D. Allfema, R. Runyon, R. Burgess, S. Kornslein, P. Fulkos, W. Brown, H. Kircher. ell Pegs- Eighty-live l I .l m's ss5'l Qs sgflvvn QQQ, 3. , - .,,x,.N xsxs sl' W' gs gp, 0g'lk 005. I B gl! l'Q , is 'S 1-3 . w 'gs' Q yt I pl lla K 1 'J-nf' uafff' .'- g . ,-. ' Q X',o,o5,5Q'o34,,u' ,. K lx Q x:,l,',g uhfa,5'Q'.'.'? '1- s' 1 . s f 1 Q Q Q 'g0'l'D 0 QI Q . Of 4 gf ,'.,c . 2 0.1: Q .:lQ ? a 1 o, 'g lp Q fl u typx Q L zz- '12, . to Qnu,..Q ' , QQ .34 y'Q1'!.' 0 PQQ I ' '. o -3, -615.7 .no Oo 'ad ., , , . .. . Q ,',1 .,l','v' 1 .-,'n'..'w of tf.,Q' ,, -v,f,,,,4n.,, c.,. '. f'Q.s-, , n xanga: o:,'.'..,,.g . ,ut 5, 9. ' I gli I' l a f:v, I 11 . .s'36 l' 'f ' ' Q' ,' 4la'l,l I, 1 ' f 1 ,Naya I .,uu',',. ..,.,.: u it I 0 5 Qs? 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I 1 Ol ' ' lnfl Q oo, . y Q t 'w lg'-ls 'Q 1 . . 0' u Q in gf Qu lr '. 's -. -,-.'.'-. 1.- .,g Q if 0,o, Q' Q' ,1 -1 . ru- co' o0', sfo 1-Xe ATHLETIC M00 15.11 AIL KYWARD - elif Page Eighty-six 221' 1 v-4 Upper Cohen, Moses, Kapko Center Nellie lo Moses Rules as Homecoming Queen left: Alyce Johnson, Reginald Eutsey, Grace DiFiore, Harry Bow Renner, Carl Pritchard, Bill Bretz, Queen Nellie Jo Paul Terlesky, Mary Lau Liguore, Pete Anania, Marianne Children: L. Chine, B. D'Antonio. left: Tim Heames, Marianne Kopko, Grace DiFiore, Harry of Football Team Mays. Standing: Bow Renner, Louis Schmidt, Dominic Morranclo, Queen Nellie Jo Moses, Alyce Johnson. lower left: Queen and Right: Queen Nellie .lo Jim Ambrosia, Mary Lou liguore, Ron Huff her court. Moses and Captain Bill Bretz. Row one ll. to rj P. .Anania, J. Ianclimarino, B. Bretz, R. Mitchell, H. Cohen, row two: M. Blazina, J. Robinson, D. Vechlarelll, L. Pruitt, F. Horvath, row three: A. Bartok, J. Cohen, G. Ballantine, R. Burgess, R. Boyer, row four: J. Strasberg, A. Zenko, D. Thomas, T. Citizen, B. Summers, row five: Coach R. Robinette, B, Reali, J. Conti, R. Hutton, R. Greene, C. Morris. MR. RALPH ROBINETTE Phys. Education Football Coach Football Rocket' Stays Low Launching of the 1957 Tigers' victor vanguard was delayed temporarily on the football field, as Ursuline shut out the Tigers in the season's opener 'I9-O. The delay was furthered by two crushing defeats at the hands of two of the area's better football teams of 57, Struthers and Steubenville. The Wildcats were victorious 52-O, and the Big Red stormed to a 63-7 verdict. During the Steubenville battle, Bill Bretz, Rayen quarterback, scored the first 57 Tiger touchdown. ll Finally a successful victory missile zoomed to a 25 to 13 defeat over East. Then Bretz, Henry Stubbs, Lonzell Pruitt and Joe Robinson tallied for Rayen. Riddled by the flu epidemic and forced to cancel their game with East Liverpool, if Page Eighty-eight lit Row one: H. Qtubbs, B. Creighton, C. Pritchard, P. Terlesky, R. Eutseyg row two: J. Saunders, F. Zagotti, T. Wynn, W..Atklnson, row three: H. Burton, B. Jamison, R. Sfara, A. Righettig row four: R. Gori, S. Roberto, R. Mlchaells, Mr. Joe Horn, asst. coach, row five: M. Cappola, F. Thomas, A. Thomas, C. Magees, Mr. T. Theodosoff, asst. coach. MR. JOE A. HORN Civics, Phys. Education Rayen fell before Alliance by a 49 to 12 margin, Bretz and Reginald Eutsey striking pay dirt in the losing cause. The Tigers, looking for an upset over highly touted South, couldn't hold back the Warriors' speedy backs and lost by a hardfought 25 to 6 decision. ln the last two games of the season, the Tiger Rocket finally reached top speed. At the homecoming game with North the final score was a 32-0 victory for Rayen. A 27-0 walloping of Chaney followed. Rayen scored a total of 114 points to their opponents' 223 for the whole year. Bill Bretz, All-City quarterback, led the individual scoring with five touchdowns. Henry Stubbs followed with three. Next was Joe Robinson with two. Pruitt, Womack, Anania, Eutsey, Pritchard, Zenko, and Summers each had one. if Page Eighty-nine EP First String Footbafl Team Digs In Pete Anunia Ronald Mitchell Wendull Atkinson Bill Bretz, co-captain and All-City 5. John Icmdimurino 6. Mike Bluxino 7. Tom Citizen Reginald Euisey, All City Second Team Henry Stubbs Paul Terlesky Curl Pritchard co-:aplam Hurry Cohen Ted Wynn fil Page Ninety-one I Varsity Basketball Satellite Reaches Tournament Mr. Ted Theodosoff, T. lehner, J. Bertilacci, .l. James, J. Wolsonovich, C. Jones, L. Pruitt, Mr. Charley Joachim, coach, S. Fletcher, C. Cousin, P. Carlson, J. Robinson, E. Evanko, R. Burgess, Mgr. With three lettermen back from last year, coach Charlie Joachim built his team into one of the finest teams in the district. Although never reaching a top orbit the 1958 satellite finished the regular season with a 12 and 6 record, swinging in its third tiring stage into city series competition. Carl Jones paced the team in scoring with an average of 14.8 points per game. Close behind him were Sam Fletcher and Lonzel Pruitt with a 13.8 and 13.4 average respectively. Although small, Ed Evanko and Joe Robinson made up for their height with hustle and tremendous defensive playing. The capable reserve squad consisted of Paul Carlson, Tim Lehner, Butch Wolson- ovich, Casey Cousin, Joe Krainovich, James Bertilacci, Mike Cappola, Joe James, Bruce Jamison, Alex Zenko and Fred Altdoertfer. The entire reserve squad with the exception of Casey Cousin will be back next year along with Jones, Robinson and Pruitt, promising an excellent season. Rayen 62 Struthers 46 Rayen 70 Girard Rayen 70 North Rayen 44 Niles Rayen 73 Alumni Rayen 41 East Rayen 46 Ursuline Rayen 45 Chaney Rayen 53 South Rayen 63 Wilson Rayen 58 Salem Rayen 64 Boardman Rayen 58 North Rayen 51 East Rayen 54 Ursuline Rayen 32 Chaney Rayen 61 South Rayen 87 Wilson ln its fourth stage, this satellite sailed past Newton Falls 50 to 49 past Howland 47 to 44 and past Lisbon 51 to 40, to advance to Kent for the AA tournament. With Evanko on the sick list, the team was grounded by Canton McKinley's Bulldogs at 58 to 51 after a valiant battle. 'it Page Ninety-two tis 1 1 1 E l s V N I 2 3 3 5 1 N r 5 l N l w Golf Team Aims for Crown Norman Solomon, Tom Terlesky, Danny Norris, Mike Pesa, Tim Heumes, Robert Helwig, Don lucarell. Under the direction of Coach Charles Joachim, the 1958 Golt team will be digging deeper to maintain the lowest plays in years. Last year's scores were too near the surface. Finishing the season with twelve wins against one loss and a tie, the 'team placed second in the 1957 City Series. Beaten by Alliance in the play-off, Rayen came in third in the North Eastern Ohio District Tournament. Although Paul Kennedy and Marty Bentley graduated last June, four seasoned players return to the fairways. These are Jim McCarron, Danny Norris, Mike Pesa and Tim Heames. New members include Errol Adels and Pete Patrone. eil Page Ninety-five lit' Tennls Team Reaches Summit Kneeling: B. Freed, D. Blumberger, H. Cohen, J. Cohen, standing: L. Schmidt, D. Jones, K. Pickering, P. Heinsel- man, L. Abromovitz, Mr. Robert Klinko. Rayen's tennis team has been a consistant winner in the valley for several years, under the able guidance of Coach Robert C. Klinko. Again last year, the team captured the Mahoning Valley Scholastic League crown without losing a match. The squad compiled a record of seven straight victories, winning 47 out of a possible 49 points. Led by Ken Pickering and Marty Arclman, the team rocketed over Ursuline, Chaney, Canfield, South and Warren. Twice they beat Boardman by scores of 6 to l. Graduating players were Marty Ardman, Dick Klein, Mike Samuels, Don Levy and Don Kornspan. Ken Pickering and Paul Heinselman are top men on the squad now. With the aid of Dick Jones, a member of last year's squad, Bert Freed, Louis Schmidt, Jim Cohen, Dave Blumberger and Les Abromovitz, Coach Klinko looks forward to another successful year. Square Dancing in Phys. Ed. Class Group one: .l. Rosenberg, D. Keiger, F. Falcony, D. Osso, M. Skoda, E. Vitullo, L. Jobe, M, Fossesca, group two: K. Singer, B. Lipton, P. Haines, S. Kline, S. Fleischer, S. Goodstein, J. Schwartz, S. Leebaw. Rest of class: looking on. Miss P. Sigler: calling. Track Team Regains City Title Row one: E. Gould, M. Ellington, .I. Pruitt, E. Smith, C. Tillery, R. Eutsey, P. Terleskyg row two: assistant coach Ted Theodosoff, L. Pruitt, E. Thomas, assistant coach Joe Horn, C. Reiffinger, H. Stubbs, S. Fletcher, J. Robinson, J. Brown, Coach Robinette. Mile Relay Team: Henry Stubbs, Eugene Smith, Marty Ellington, Ed Gould Sam Fletcher, high iump, 440, broad iump and hurdles. The 1957 track team regained the city track championship as in 1951 by an impressive record. Guided by Coach Ralph Robinette, and assistants Joe Horn and Ted Theodosoff, the Tiger satellites blasted around the quartermile with incredible speed. A new city record of 1'323f1O was set by the fabulous mile relay team consisting of Marty Fast One Ellington, Gene Catch Me it You Can Smith, Edward and Away I Go Gould and last but not least, Henry Hi-Ho, Look at Me Go Stubbs. Samuel Fletcher showed a very impressive time at 21.7 for the low 180 hurdles. This human guided missile copped the trophy for the outstanding track star in the city, presented by Ben Scharsu, of the Sporting Goods Co. This vanguard of the oval placed in the high iump meet in Columbus. ln the City track meet, Gene Smith zoomed away with the 220 yd. dash and Sam Where'd He Go Fletcher won in the high iump and low hurdles. This coming year the Rayen fleet should reach even higher heights in the space of competition because of their returning lettermen. ell Page Ninety-seven Rf- G.A.A. Soars to 100 Row one: P. O'Hara, M. Knight, G. Bursack, T. Castor, row two: N. Moses, C. Smith, M. Christman, P. Faber, V, Dublino, K. Stanley, C. Parazine, Miss P. Sigler, row three: B. Bennett, J. Hogg, B. Maiernik, J. Lotarski, G. Adams, A. lucaric, L. Singletaryp row four: D. Tocco, B. Kelton, A. Braxton, J. Wingate, C. Stuart, K. Burley, N. Nomes, P. Davis. G.A.A., the Girls' Athletic Association, has 100 members who enjoyed indulging in various sports. Leading stars among them are Georgia Adams, Gloria Bursack, Marlene Christman, Nora Holmes, Barbara Maiernick ancl Lulu Singletary. G.A.A. was organized in 1915 and is headed by Miss Patricia Sigler, the physical education instructor. OFFICERS Marsha Knight .. ...... President Gloria Bursack .. Vice President Tresa Castor . . . . . Secretary Phyllis O'Hara . . . . . Treasurer -it Page Ninety-eight l-3+ 500 Club Increases Ranks Standing: M. Knight, president, row one: N. Moses, C. Stewart, J. Hartman, E. Bogden, G. Bursclck, Miss Patricia Siglerg row two: P. O'Hara, K. Burley, A. Lucaric, C. Parazine, G. Kelly, J. Lotarski, row three: L. Singletary, J. McCreary, B. Kelton, J. Wingate, C. Smith, T. Castor. Under their pilot, Miss Patricia Sigler, the 500 Club has become a group of twenty athletic space women from G.A.A. Each has earned 500 or more points in athletic achievement before ioining the ranks. There were six new members added during this year. Marsha Knight, a iunior, is the president of this satellite and a perfect example ot an all-around athlete. Nellie Jo Moses is another space woman whose work has been superior. One of their annual projects is a Toe-lNetter, which adds excitement to their many challenging adventures. After the swim party there was a dance at the Y.W.C.A. OFFICERS Marsha Knight ...... President Nellie Jo Moses .. ..,...... Vice President Miss PATRICIA slelen . Physical Education, Hygiene, G-AIA. Phyllis O'Hara . . . . Secretary and Treasurer -til Page Ninety-nine lille Rifle Club Scores Bull's-Eye Row one: A. Benson, F. Altdoerffer, M. Milliron, N. Altcloerffer, J. Waddell, J. Miles, Patrolman, .l. Maiestic, row two: C. Jones, W. Benson, M. Waddell, J. Noday, B. Miles, M. Vitale, S. Williams, row three: B. Lun- dolt, W. Brown, D. Froohman, l.. Berndt, G. Shook, A. Zenko, L. Rose, V. Parker, row four: E. Wroblewski, J. Ziglar, L. Shabar, C. Hicks, W. Marciano, R. Conway, D. Little, J. Thellman. Ready! Aim! Fire! is a familiar order to the members of the Rayen Rifle Club who meet weekly. Just as the count down to the zero mark of the launching tests is familiar to the scientists of the Cape Canaveral experiments, so is the firing practice of these members. The speed of the 73 Winchester Rifles of 22 Caliber used by the marksmen iar surpasses the speed of any Sputnik Russia made. Forty-two members make up this crew while at the controls are John Waddell, president, Nancy Altcloerffer, secretary and treasurer, Malcolm Milliron and Fred Altdoerffer, range officers. The entire battalion operates under the direction and supervision of John Waddell Sr. and officers Jesse Maiestic and Richard Majestic. The aim of this organization is to develop good sportsmanship along with com- petitive perfection. Appearing on their opponent screen are Sharon, Niles McKinley, South and Ursuline. OFFICERS John Waddell ..... ..................... P resident Nancy Altdoerffer . . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer Malcolm Milliron Fred Altdoerffer .. .. Range Officers -,El Page One Hundred B+ Future Nurses' Club Studies Careers Row one: C. Smith, P. O'Hara, K. Stanley, V. Dublino, J, Bardinello, J. Dennis, row two: A. Fairheart, D. Brown, M. Posterli, D. Kiger, M. Fine, 0. Stevenson, A. Johnson, row three: M. Johns, M. Christman, J. Champ, E. Welker, B. Maiernik, M. White, B. Wilson, row four: J. Ingram, C. Parazine, J. Ocker, J. Lotarski, G. Hicks, M. Sanding row five: C. Theodore, D. Tocco, P. Freeman, S. Karnstein, B. Rifkin. Future Nurses' Club is comprised of junior and senior girls who are interested in a nursing career. This idea originated with the Youngstown Hospital Association in 1951 to introduce high school students to the various nursing opportunities. Kay Stanley, president of the organization, has been a member of the club 'for two years. Last year she was vice president, in addition she was program chairman for the council. Among the various activities of the group, the girls have gone on 'tours of hospitals, have listened to many speakers and have viewed many movies related to nursing. Since there was a balance in the council treasury, new Braille books 'For the Braille classes were purchased. Carol D'Amico, a iunior, brought recognition to Rayen by being elected corresponding secretary and treasurer for the clubs of Youngstown. Among those who have already skyrocketed into their chosen profession of nurses' training are: Joyce Bardinello, Marlene Christrnan, Ann Fairheart, Barbara Maiernik, Phyllis O'Hara, Kay Stanley and Marcia Fine. All these projects have been beneficial to every member of the organization, giving them a mosaic picture of the nursing profession. OFFICERS Kay Stanley . . . ............. . ..... President Phyllis O'Hara ........... Vice President Carol D'Amico . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer +25 Page One Hundred Two ii? Future Teachers' Planet Comes to Light Row one: Miss June Weamer, A. Thornton, C. Wallace, A. Epstein, l. Shagrin, D. Schlosser, J. Kohan, M. Volpert, row two: B. Brown, C. Harvey, J. Ocker, J. lpp, M. Shan, M. Boyle, M. McCutcheon, M. Gurss, P. Haines, M. Kopka, D. Spector, row three: S. Horn, R. Wampole, B. Keltcn, K. Hart, R. Chiandussi, J. Schwartz, P. Harskovitz, A. Wine, J. Dennis, D. Brown, J. Dennis, row four: S. Sandler, R. Fried, J. Micchia, L. Shobar, A. Duval, P. Terlesky, C. Pritchard, M. Daniels, J. Levy. The Future Teachers' Association, one ot the newest clubs in Rayen School, is organized for many purposes, such as providing opportunities in tutoring, class secreta- rial work, assisting in the library, attending student council meetings and grading papers. ln order to be eligible for membership, future teachers are required to have a 2.5 point grade average. Under the direction of the cabinet, members sold lilies in downtown streets to aid crippled children. Many more scientists and good mathematicians should be developed under the instruction of the future teachers, so that the country will lead in the production of rockets, missiles and satellites. OFFICERS Lana Shagrin . ..... President Arlene Epstein . . . . Vice-President Carol Wallace . . . . . Secretary Deena Schlosser . . . . . Treasurer Judy Kgohan .... ...., H istorian Marilyn Volpert .. Parliamentarian Anita Thornton . ., . .... Librarian Miss June Weamer -tif Page One Hundred Three . . Sponsor tis N.F.L. Celebrates 20 Years Row one: Mr. D. Howland, E. Linder, S. Kirkland, T. Heames, J. Resch, R. Morrison, Mr. R. Hassey, row two: S. Zoss, A. Epstein, M. Lowendorf, S. Zoldan, L. Friedlob, D. Burrell, D. Schlosser, D. Bassinp row three: G. Kornspan, S. Horn, J. Faye, M. Sandin, C. Venardos, P. O'Hara, A. Wine, M. Volpert, L. Kravitz, row four: A. Kretzer, D. Roberts, A. Papagan, J. Ferenchek, J. Nelson, D. Dumas, I. Tamarkin, S. Sherman, E. Wilkoff, row five: M. Roth, J. Towne, J. Schwartz, J. Lake, J. Frank, R. Spokane. Not in picture: J. Ocker, M. Tessler, N. Hutt, B. Hauser, S. Kaufman. While scientists celebrated the launching of the first U.S. Satellite Explorer, the Rayen NFL chapter celebrated twenty years as a Northern Ohio NFL member. T II ' ll h wenty firsts were t e goal set forth to be reached by NFLers in various speech events. This chapter also was named first in the district. Mr. Robert Hassey coached members boarding the NFL satellite heading for twenty firsts in dramatic, oratorical and humorous contests. Captain David Howland led passengers into top berths in debate, original oration and extemporaneous. Linda Friedlob placed first in the city and state l Speak For Democracy contest, and was awarded a check by Governor C. William O'Neill. She also won first in church and district Prince of Peace contests and competed in the state contest in Columbus. OFFICERS Tim Heames .. ......... President Shirley Kirkland . Vice President Elise Linder . .. . . Secretary Jack Resch . . Treasurer att Page One Hundred Four Trophy Club Honors Eleven Sitting: Maxine Lowendorf, Shirley Kirkland, Elise Linder, Tim Heames, .lack Resch, Richard Morrison, Linda Friedlob, Standing: John Town, Alex Papagan, Gary Kornspan, Danny Roberts. MR. DAVID HOWLAND Speech, English, History Members in Trophy Club are those who have excelled in one of the fields of speech. Under the guidance of Mr. David Howland, they have achieved superiority either in debating, in original declamations, in Prince of Peace contests or in extemporaneous speaking. Outstanding in debating are Tim Heames, Elise Linder, Richard Morrison, Jack Resch, Alex Papagan, Danny Roberts, Bill Hauser and Jonathan Towne. Linda Friedlob won the State Competition in the I Speak for Democ- racy Contest. Gary Kornspan was outstanding in extemporaneous speaking. l -IQ Page One Hundred Five li?- Thespian Comet Courses High Row one: M. Gurss, K. Singer, S. Shook, J. Nelson, V. Dunn, S. Mark, L. Millstone, row Iwo: M. Gefsky, L. Waldman, E. Linder, L. Friedlob, P. Haines, G. Davidson, S. Zoss, M. Kopkog row three: Miss L. Lee, J. Schwartz, A. Tamarkin, S. Leebaw, M. 0'NeiI, K. Birch, M. Lowendorf, J. Dennis, row four: R. Fried, R. Brandt, R. Jichinutg, G. Gourley, S. Kline, S. Kornstein, row four: T. Heames. J. Noll, G. Ballentine, S. Jaffee, E. Adels, . esc. Gliding through space under the guidance of Miss Lucille Lee was the Thespian comet, whose course opened with a Fall production of Mrs, McThing. The talent of the cast made the play a soaring success. ln the starring roles were Linda Friedlob, Marty Gefsky, Tim Heames and Susan Mark. Supporting roles were taken by Lynn Waldman, Jack Resch, Reid Schmutz, Elise Linder, Nicky Brandt, Louise Millstone, Sandra Kornstein, Sue Zoss, Marlene O'Neil and Judy Schwartz. Again this year the project which skyrocketed their troop to fame was the candy sale. This will enable Thespians to go to some University every other summer for extra study. Another shining star in the comet's course was the Spring play, Good- bye My Fancy. Nine rising comets were added to the troop including Errol Adels, Jean Dennis, Linda Friedlob, Marty Gefsky, Marcia Gurss, Marianne Kopko, John Noll, Louise Millstone, Lynn Waldman and Judy Diemel. OFFICERS Susan Mark .......... .... P resident Sara Shook .. ...... Vice President Vail Dunn ..... .. Recording Secretory MISS AGNES LUCILLE LEE James Nelson . .. .......... Treasurer Latin, Drqmqtig Karen Singer . . . . Historian 'il Page One Hundred Six l-2+ Dramatic Club, A Proving Ground Sitting: S. Kornstein, R. Schmutz, P. Patrone, B. Wiley, raw one: S. Nelson, S. Richstone, M. Gurss, D. Bassin, S. Shook, K. Singer, S. Mark, D. Spector, M. Kopko, S. Horn, row two: A. Tamarkin, M. Lowendorf, A. Epstein, M. Giber, M. Fine, D. Phillips, L. Shagrin, J. Kohan, B. Glasberg, L. Kravitz, P. Haines, row three: N. Gourley, G. Mills, J. Wasilko, E. Linder, C. Krause, A, Coombs, M. McCutcheon, J. Rousseau, L. Jones, R. Renner, Miss L. Lee, row four: J. Burke, S. Leebaw, K. Hellen, D. Probert, K. Pevow, N. Hutt, M. Valpert, J. Ocker, L. Friedlob, S. Huestis, D. Schlosser, J. Goodwin, row five: J. Goldcamp, J. Schwartz, M. Berkowitz, J. Love, T. Bucheit, K. Goldstein, L. McKeIvey, P. Harskovitz, M. O'Neill, V. Dunn, 5. Klein, J. Vieth, row six: G. Ballentine, J. Farenchak, R. Fried, S. Fleischer, B. Carney, S. Ress, L. Millstone, S. Kornstein, P. Wollison, J. Nelson, N. Brandt, A. Papagan. Dramatic Club serves as the proving grounds where ten points must be earned to quality for Thespians. Each member interested in becoming a National Thespian has behind the scenes iobs in order to obtain the 10 points required. These iobs bring out many hidden talents. Some discover that they possess a knack tor drawing, sewing, producing posters or applying make-up. Their production of a choral reading in celebration of Washington's birthday at a Rayen assembly was a unique success under the direction of Miss Lucille Lee, sponsor of Dramatic Club. OFFICERS Sara Shook .. ........ . . President Karen Singer .. .. Treasurer elif Page One Hundred Seven li? Latin Club Reaches Astra Row one: M. Guarnieri, L. Waldman, J. Love, K. Singer, M. Kopko, G. DiFiore, N. Gourley, S. Goodstein, S. Fleischer, B. Freed, row two: M. Hahn, B. Chudakoff, M. Broida, S. Silverman, J. Banasik, J. Corcoran, J. Dennis, J. Phillips, P. Henkin, L. Jones, Miss C. Wary, row three: P. Liebermonn, M. Scott, C. Conway, K. Naples, W. Cohen, J. Hogan, J. Guiness, L. Bolton, J. Wasilko, J. Vieth, L. Monaco, row Four: A. Tanowitz, F. Hoyle, J. James, P. Lyden, C. Jones, B. landolt, J. Micchia, E. La Rubbio, G. Ballentineg row five: B. Ladig, J. Kranitz, D. Dumas, S. Jaffee, E. Wilkoff, H. Sacks, J. Lake, F. Thomas. Latin Club reached Ad astra per aspera Cthrough hard work to the starsl, for Labor omnia vincit fhard work conquers all thingsl was soon discovered by all Latin students. As soon as school resumed in the fall, Latin students helped Miss Lucille Lee, who was chairman of the Annual Ohio Classical League conference at the Hotel Pick-Ohio. During the National celebration of Latin week in March, class proiects were given out to their Latin students by Miss Catherine Wary and Miss Lucille Lee, Other highlights of the year were open-house arrangements for the parents of Latin students and the bake sale at the Belmont Century store. Proceeds from the bake sale have gone to the club proiect, an annual award of S25 to the outstanding fourth-year Latin student. Last year was the first time it was ever presented, the recipient being Lanny Gelbman. With the help of Marianne Kopko, who has been president for two consecutive years, Latin club has really proved that it has had an annum Bonum fgood yearl. OFFICERS Marianne Kopko .. ......... ...... P resident Stanley Jaffee . . . . . . Vice President Jean Love .... .... S ecretary Karen Singer . . . . . . Treasurer -'El Page One Hundred Eight Junior French Club Cruises Through Romance Lands Row one: S. Kornstein, A. Tanowitz, E. Wilkoff, M. Guarnieri, A, Johnson, P. Passell, D. Brown, J. Schwartz, S. Klein, M. Greenhergerp row two: G. Tully, S. Zoldan, C. Machingo, J. Dennis, J. Dennis, J. Lomax, M. Little, P. Barnes, G. Davidson, L. Kravitz, M. Gurss, P. Haines, S. Goodsteinp row thzeez Miss F. Turowski, C. Theodore, S. Leebaw, E. Rogovin, M. Broida, P. Leiberman, C. Vernardos, S. Tracey, J. Delirio, E. Burman, T. Wishnev, M. Logan, P. Davis, Miss C. Wary, row four: P. Lyden, J. Ipp, J. Ocker, B. Gregory, C. D'Amico, C. Paranzine, A. Thornton, B. Bennett, M. Close, N. Frantz, Y. Owens, P. Smith, row five: P. Faber, J. Fiscus, C. Carrozino, C. Balanger, B. McCreary, L. Jobe, S. English, C. Jones, T. Kennedy, D. Webb, R. Abrams, row six: L. Abromo- vitz, J. Bursack, L. Silverman, D. Dyer, L. Weller, B. Freed, M. Kaufman, M. Daniels, L. Booker, R. Bell, M. Tessler. The Junior French Club launched out on a romance language space ship last fall with 76 members aboard. Alyce Johnson, president, led the explorers with the assistance of Pat Passell, vice president, Dorothy Brown, secretary, Monica Guarnieri, treasurer. The assistant treasurers who helped balance finances were Ernie Wilkoff, Judy Schwartz and Alan Tanowitz. During the excursion the members enioyed both educational and social functions. At their first stop the cabinet was elected. At other stops they sang French songs, listened to Renick Brandt talk on his interesting experiences abroad and enioyed skits by Le Cercle Francais members. On their course they learned more and more about this romance language and the country of France. if Page One Hundred Ten Le Cercle Francais Climbs Eiffel Row one: M. Kopko, S. Kaufman, M. Hollander, J. Kohan, R. Cohen, S. Jaffee, A. Duval, S. Mark, D. Spector, row two: S. Zoss, B. Rifkin, D. Orze, O. Drobkin, J. Flamisch, C. Smith, A. Fairheart, V. Morris, B. Brown, K. Singer, R. Friedberg, B. Tamarkin, J. Robinson, row three: J. Levy, C. Krauss, S. Shook, C. Morsch, V. Dunn, S. Zoldan, E. Welker, B. Lipton, K. Goldstein, C. Saunders, A. Braxton, A. Tamarkin, Miss F. Turowski, row four: S. Sherman, C. Elford, E. Adels, G. Gourley, S. Huestis, H. Kovachik, L. Waldman, J. Renner, K. Birch, B. Randell, J. Goodwin, L. Millstone, J. Summers: row five: J. Newman, M. Harshman, J. Huestis, H. Kornspan, M. Volpert, H. Sniderman, J. Goldcamp, S. Luse, M. Peso, row six: T. Huestis, M. Merkin, D. Morando, S. Segal, S. Fletcher, J. McCreary, B. Kelton, M. Fish, H. Piasky, L. Patrone, S. Roskop not in pic- ture: R. ied, M. Friedkin. Fr Meeting of Le Cercle Francais, the advanced French Club, always take place on Eiffel heights in the evening, at the homes of various members. The purpose of the gatherings is practice in speaking everyday French and the use of French learned in classes to produce original programs in the language. Among those who opened their homes for meetings were Betty Randell, Sue Sandler, Byrna Tamarkin, Mervyn Hollander and Ronald Cohen. Programs included a study of the opera, modern French music, picture contests and the production of original skits. At Christmas time, an evening was devoted to the study of Berlioz 'L Enfrance du Christ. OFFICERS Judy Kohan . . .......... .... P resident Sue Sandler . Vice President Ronald Cohen . . . .. Secretary Stan Jaffee .. . .. Treasurer Monte Friedkin Seth Kaufman 'il Page One Hundred Eleven Ass't Treasurer Ass't Treasurer tis German Club Skyrockets to Success Row one: Miss Eleanor Beers, L. Friedlab, R. Morrison, M. Sandin, J. Towne, row two: L. Shagrin, G. Chabot- sky, M. White, D. Schlosser, A. Wine, E. Linder, J. Rousseau, row three: L. Ross, M. Dickens, J. Hogan, M. Lowendorf, A. Epstein, M. 0'Neal, N. Hutt, row four: R. Lesser, B. DeAngelo, R. Schmutz, D. Williams, B. Hauser, J. Nelson, M. Broennle, N. Brandt, row five: J. Bowman, B. Dahlier, H. Starbourough, B. Greenberg, B. Bretz, T. Heames, M. Roth, row six: L. Shobar, S. Milliron. The German Club skyrocketed to another successful year by electing Richard Morrison president. Helping him engineer club activities were Martha Sandin, vice- president, Linda Friedlob, secretary, and Jonathan Towne, treasurer. Much information was transmitted to members when second-year students arranged a program for the first-year students. At that time various members told about different German writers and places. Beautiful German tunes emanated from the rocket radio when German singing was the order of the day. Near the end of the year, the first-year students proved their ability by preparing a program for the second-year students. Miss Eleanor Beers was the able director. OFFICERS Richard Morrison . . . .......... . . . President Martha Sandin .. Vice-President Linda Friedlob . . . . . Secretary Jonathan Towne . . . . . Treasurer -if Page One Hundred Twelve lil' Hi-Y Serves Planet Earth Row one: B. Freed, J. Micchia, C. Pritchard, Mr. Robert Hussey, J. Resch, D. Williams, P. Terlesky, row two: J. Waddell, J. Morey, l.. Berndt, R. Schmulz, M. Tessler, T. Huestis, J. Woods, R. Huff, row three: J. Huestis, H. Cohen, D. Blumberger, B, Creighton, A. Papagan, 5. Milliron, J. Robinson, row four: R. Walters, C. Cousin, R. Nichols, D. Henderson, J. Ferenchak, G. Miles, M. Mirking row five: R. Morrison, J. McBride, L. Shobar, R. Eutsey, B. Bretz. The Hi-Y club has a membership ot 35 boys. This organization is dedicated to the purpose of creating, maintaining, and extending, throughout the home, school and community, high standards ot Christian character. Participating in Hi-Y civic day were service-performing clubs. These strive at all times to assist in worthwhile activities designed with the purpose of creating better citizens for the future. Among those serving Civic Hi-Y Day were Bert Freed, principal of the school and John McBride, assistant principal at Hayes School. Dick Walters and Dave Blumberger served at the Board of Education, Bill Creighton and Harry Cohen were in Dr. Carl Soller's office, and Joe Woods was County School Superintendent. OFFICERS Bert Freed .... . . . President Dick Walters . . . . . Vice-President Dave Williams . . . . . Secretary Reid Schmutz . .. . . Treasurer eil Page One Hundred Thirteen lif- Yolaso Serves Community Row one: C.D'Amico, T. Castor, D. Tocco, N. Taraschawty, K. Stanley, J. labate, G. DiFiore, Miss G. Smith, J. Flamisch, J. Bardinello, J. Summers, M. Wolsonovich, B. Brown, M. Knight, P. 0'I-Tara, row ltwo: J. Price, J. Robinson, M. Francis, A. Johnson, J. Dennis, F. Pickard, A. Averhart, J. Dennis, G. Miles, J. Rul-ns, V. Venable, D. Engeloff, E. Nick, N. Moses, row three: E. Bogden, B. Wilson, G. Hicks, C. Harvey, G. McCarthy, F. Lu- bonovic, M. Fossesca, J. Dennis, C. Smith, C, Parazine, J. Bigley, W. Burke, V. Dubllno, J. McCreary5 row four: D. Wilson, T. Black, D. Brown, M. DeSantis, M. Liguore, B. Skoda, M. Dominic, Deslderlo, C. Evans, M. Jenkins, M. Posterli, M. Christman, V. Averhart, J. Wingate: row five: V. Morris, L. Smgletary, C. Carrozino, M. Shon, J. Lotarski, M. Gillam, B. Gay, J. Champ, R. Baker, B. Italiano, J. Ingram, J. Perla, M. Smith, E. Slokovich, B. Keltong row six: N. Clark, S. Neal, C. Asbury, B. Mitchell, E. Ellington. Under the direction of Grace DiFiore and Miss Geneva Smith, Yolaso Y-Teens began their busy schedule with the annual Cookie Shine in November. Notable, too, was the participation of Yolaso in the city-wide Touchdown Toddle and the Spring Formal. Christmas had a special meaning to all members when they gave a Christmas Party for the Braille Class. This event will always dwell within their hearts and will always leave a happy memory in the minds of all. Starting off the new year, Y-Teens sold informal school stationary to send the president to the State Conference and officers to Y-Teens' Camp. Captained by Phyllis O'Hara, the basketball team showed their skill against different Y-Teen Clubs in the Youngstown district. Special mention is given those elected to Inter-Club Council offices: Nellie Jo Moses, president and Carol D'Amico, secretary. JoAnn Flamisch, vice president of Yolaso Y-Teens, was chosen from all district members to go to the National Y.W.C.A. convention in St. Louis in March. Yolaso enioyed a white elephant sale, interesting movies, a style show and a program by Judo Experts. Next year, Miss Smith hopes for an even greater membership than this year. Under her faithful guidance, much happiness and enjoyment is promised to all those who join in future years. OFFICERS Grace DiFiore .. ...... . ......... President JoAnn Flamisch ...... Vice-President Kay Stanley .... Attendance Secretary Joyce Bardinello .. .. Recording Secretary Joan Labate . .. ......... Treasurer eil Page One Hundred Fourteen Ef- Gimpers Launch Fourth Stage Missile Row one: IL. to RJ D. Heffron, M. Schanz, A. Leonard, C. Conway, J. Corcoran, M. Guarnieri, K. Naples, B. Franklin, J. Fossesca, J. Marshp row two: R. Ferrar, M. Little, J. Lomax, E. Mauzy, S. Reynolds, P. Barnes, M. Rocko, B. Miles, M. Vitale, E. Pritchard, Mrs B. Kuhlinsp row three: M. Waddell, N. Anania, W. Blank, S. Shobar, J. Noday, L. Linberg, L. Lukanec, A. Wendland, B. Cunningham row four: M. Logan, S. Butler, J. Pitoschi, M. Sole, P. Faber, J. Hogg, P. Roberts, C. Carrouino, J. B. Huey, T. Dyceman, J. Pogenp row five: B. Scott, N. Rothwell, M. Creatura, M. Auliso, A. Janezko, , P. Lyden, B. Gregory, P. Smith, N. Naples, Y. Arriolop row six: D. Bennett, D. Stafford, J. Swan, N. Monroe, K. Wendland, B. McCreary, L. Douglas, J. Fiscus, L. Ross, S. Williams. K. Black, N. Rugh, P. Davisg Mulidore, L. Carter Gimpers Y-Teens launched their fourth year of activity in the school as they introduced 80 new and old members into the club. The selling of shakers at the football games not only brought out more enthusiasm in the crowd but also proved a very successful club proiect. Among the other projects of Y-Teens were the contribution of favors to a local hospital and the placing of a Christmas tree in the main hall of the school. The annual city-wide Touchdown Toddle plummeted to altitudes as Y-Teens who attended danced to the music of Benny Jones and his orchestra. The successful launching of Gimpers into orbit is attributed to Mrs. Barbara Kuhlins, who is not only an advisor but also a faithful friend of the girls. Gimpers of tomorrow will greatly appreciate her generosity. Judi Corcoran . Monica Guarnieri OFFICERS Kathryn Naples . .. Carol Conway . Page One Hundred Fifteen . . . President Vice President . . . Secretary . Treasurer tis J. A. Prepares Youth for Future Row one: M. Tessler, J. Ferenchak, M. McCutcheon, N. Hutt, T, Heames, R. Huff, A. Papagan, J. Deimel, J. Dennis, row two: B. Brown, M. Francis, F. Picker, K, Walker, P. Passell, M. Greenberger, A. Johnson, B. Wilson, J. Dennis, J. Dennis, row three: N. Brandt, C. Wallace, D. Tomasino, J. McCreary, J. Wingate, V. Finsen, B. Kelton, D. Orze, J. Rousseau, A. Thornton, l.. Payne, S. Roth, row four: J. Palcewski, J. O'Horo, J. Skillman, H. Piaslri, B. Hauser, B. Manchester, J. McBride, S. Sherman, J. Robinson, D. Little: row five: J. Hughes, D. Dyer, B. Shagrin, A. Jenny, N. Lockshin. Coat hangers! Note pads! Foot stools! Window cleaner! These were just a few of the numerous articles produced by the various business companies of the Junior Achievement Organization. By co-gperating and working together, the members of Junior Achievement pre- pared themselves for the future. Tim Heames, a local senior, was the president of the Achievors' Association of Youngstown. The Achievors' Association consists of representatives from each individual company who discuss their own particular problems. Serving as business sponsors in the work of the companies were many of Youngs- town's leading businessmen. Anita Thornton and Joe Hughes presided over their prospective companies. Acting vice presidents were Ronald Huff, Bill Hammer and Sam Roth while active managers included John McBride, John Palcewski, Malka Greenberger, Jean Dennis, Norman Lockshin and Bob Manchester. sit Page One Hundred Sixteen Earning Finances Busies Salesmen 1958 nnu l Advertising Staff Reaches Summit Row one: K. Hart, L. Shagrin, H. Sniderman, B. Creighton, Manager, S. Sherman, J. Bardinello, L. Schmidt, row two: M. Christman, L. Waldman, N. Moses, E. Nick, 5. Zoldan, L. Goldberg, D. Burrell, D. Spector, M. Kopko, row three: G. Chalootsky, M. Volpert, M. Boyle, H. Kovachik, J. Renner, J. Goodwin, P. Harskovitz, G. DiFiore, J. Summers, row four: A. Tamarkin, M. Hollander, C. Reifinger, J. Cohen, R. Fried, D. Blumberger, Mr. Johnson, J, Ocker, row five: D. Morando, H. Cohen, S. Jaffee, R. Cohen, J. Ambrosia. Not in picture: M. Friedkin, Manager, J. Wingate. Annual Sales Make Goal Row one: R. Moga, M. Sandine, R. Wampole, M. Volpert, J. Renner, A. Epstein, A. Fairheart, V. Morris, D. Blumberger, row two: E. Addels, J. Ocker, A. Thornton, G. Barr, P. Friedman, K. Birch, K. Singer, R. Loser, C. Pritchard, row three: B. Freed, J. Burke, G. Mills, J. Hogan, J. Wosilko, A. Coombs, R. Michalean, row four: Mr. J. Russ, J. Krauss, T. Bucheit, W. Hollander, Mr. L. Gilboy. 'Jil Page One Hundred Seventeen file TOEIIO AN PANTO DEDIEA D Y Q 4345: QW 1 mf 4 5 PHaTcHnRo ff THELCJVER -Lg' d 7 Q 0 GUM. JV JOHN RUSS ping.: A g l l THE sr umoU.s iff EL. W Q 1' Q D 9 br 5? Jf ff g if 1 J .'J . 'pf . .- f'1f'.?'- :if ...' l?5 :3'5f.'f'i'.7 4.3 K ' , .-pr' f C J I 6U-' -1 .SUMMERSU X Y P X MQ A , B's m gxmows ' V... :T- 311' S' ,tj COOL '5 DnuNY ,',i?2?f HER 7. ei?-f '.?:: .x W ,, ' 'RHoHR ssrvlosz ENGLISH ??N N. WJ , , , I it ' - Q ff lf ROPE 35. , , I,:4 A BLHZINH il SHLINDERS 1- Q1 1 d Q 1 fg y X N , .UMW oi v 7 ' ju si? x XZ, ,, A 1 l,J-anmn .'Fl'- V V Q L- L... 4 X x , gp? 1 x A U .x , , I -':,',5..v' ' --A L fll'rIf -5? 4 milf' -yy-r. . M M' 1 '444 2 x ,b1'f,'lfif, A 11: 'Ml' y , 'u if , 1. . v 'A .1 '-s I ' f 6 4,m v-.v A51 , 'S 1 'jp' A f ,1 x A' I I 1. f ,, , ,- x YQ ,nfl v A 7 A F ' . J ff o 1.110 f f ' J ,,, ,- '?': .D 1 If J I H 'I 'Y 4 ' f 1 1 1' If 7 W . -L if wx- f, ' .. fw- -E ucv- P I . 'cull' i. l if P O H ndred Elghieen E? OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS RAYEN SCHOOL JUNE, 1958 ' Studio QI 4th Floor 4 ? E NDS T1-IE QUEST EOE THE BEST ICE CREAM THE ISALY DAIRY COMPANY 1033 Mahoning A ve. Youngstown. 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Goodrich Products Recappina Alignment and Brake Relininq Bus.: RI 4-5168 SENIOR INDEX Amelia Desiderio-'I7-76-144 Grace Marie DiFiore-8-IO-'I7-42-74-76- 78-79-84-87-'IO8-I 14-'I I7 Marie Dominic-I8-40-'I 'I4 Diane Douglass-'I8-40-73 Harold Drayton-4-'I8 Richard Drennen-I8 Donna Drivas-I8 Virginia Dublino-I8-73-98-'I02 Vail Dunn-9-I8-42-106-'I07-109-'I I I Aaron Duval-4-'I8-103-I I 'I Charles Ellis-I8 Arlene Epstein-9-I I-I 8-60-73-76-I 03- 104-IO7-II2-II7 George Errington-'I9 Reginald Eutsey-4-I9-87-89-91-97-1 I3 BEST WISI-IES from the LOGAN MARKET BEND The Bend Restaurant 161 1 Youngstown-Hubbard Road KE 4-0062 We specialize in delicious steak sandwiches GREETINGS RICCI s'rUD1o from Fine Photography MARTIN FURNITURE Weddlfgiijiofimlis MAKERS 4605 Market St. Youngstown. Ohio Commercial-3-D for appointment call RI. 3-2087 790 Crandall Ave. -REI Page One Hundred Twenty-three Compliments ot Youngstown Printing and Youngstown Lithographing Companies 787 Wick Ave. Youngstown, Ohio SENIOR INDEX Carol Ann Evans-19-40-51-114 Mattie Evans-19 Edward Evanko-10-19-92 Dorothy Fabrizio-19 Ann Fairhart-19-72-102-111-117 Marcia Fine-19-102-107 Milton Fish-19-42-82-111 JoAnn Flamisch-9-19-42-74-75-76-78- 84-85-111-114 Samuel Fletcher-10-20-92-93-97-111 Maxine Frances-20-42-1 14-116 Bertram Freed-20-41-58-72-73-75-96- 110-113 Richard Fried-20-74-75-103-106-107- 1 1 1-1 17 Roberta Friedberg-7-20-74-75-84-1 1 1 Monte Friedkin-20-74-75-84-11 1-1 17 Linda Friedlob-9-11-20-76-78-104-105- 106-107-1 12 Paul Futkos-20-85 Barbara Gay-20-114 Sandra Lynn Goldberg-20-74-84-85-117 Joanne Goldcamp-21-42-75-76-101-111 Karen Goldstein-1 1-21 -74-75-76-78-84- 107-109-111 Jean Goodwin-21-42-74-75-76-84-107- 109-1 1 1-1 17 Adrian Grecko-21 William A. Greenberg-21-112 Harry N. Greene-21 William Hammer-21-40 Mattie Harris-21-40-42 Michael Harshman-21-60-72-111 Phyllis Harskovitz-21-42-103-107-1 17 Kathleen Hart-10-1 1-12-22-42-72-74-75- 84-85-103-117 Janet Hartman-22-99 Carol Harvey-1 1-22-40-73-74-84-103- 1 14 Jon Timothy Hea mes-9-1 1-22-79-87-95- 104-105-106-112-116 David Heinselman-22-96 David Henderson-12-22 Edward Hickey-22 Mervyn Hollander-1O-22-74-75-84-111- 117 Susan Horn-22-76-103-104-107 Suzanne Huestis-9-22-42-76-78-109-1 11 Ronald Huff-23-74-75-76-84-1 13-1 16 Oliver Hulton-23 John landimario-8-10-23-88-90 Stanley Jaffee-9-23-42-74-75-76-84- 106-108-111-117 Edward Jasinski-23 Marlene Jenkins-23-73-76-114 Alyce Johnson-23-87-102-114-116 Edward Joseph-23 Anthony Kavalesky-23 Grace Ann Kelly-23-51-99 Beverly Kelton-9-24-98-99-103-1 1 1-1 14- 116 Shirley Kirkland-9-24-76-104-105 Judy Kohan-9-24-103-107-109-111 -'Sf Page One Hundred Twenty-four 1'3- COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND Best of Luck from Beta Chi Seniors Nancy Altdoerffer Vail Dunn Ioanne Goldcamp Ieanie Goodwin Suzanne Huestis Harrietann Kovachik Virginia Parker lane Renner Sara Shook SENIOR INDEX Marianne Kopko-9-1 1-24-41 -42-74-75- 76-84-87-103-106-107-108-111-117 Gary Kornspan-24-42-58-76-104-105- 109 Harvey Kornspan-24-1 1 1 Richard Kofick-1 1-24 Harrietann Kovachik-24-41-76-111-117 Joan Labate-24-74-76 Arnold Landers-10-25 Morris LaRubbio-25 Stanley Lerner-25 Joseph Levy-25-75-84-103-109-1 1 1 Mary Liguore-25-76-87-114 Maxine Lowendorf-25-51-73-76-104- Denny Kriebel-24-44-60 105-106-107-112 Congrcdulufions LET Us SAY IT POB YOU Class of 58 MURBERGER a LAMBERT ITALIAN RESTAURANT Personalizes Service 25 N. Hazel Noonday Luncheons and Eveninq Dinner at popular prices Phone ST. 2-8149 Foster Theater Building Younqstown, Ohio MARLENE BRIDAL SHOP CONGRATULATIONS 134 East Federal Si. to the Class of '58 WEDDING GOWNS CRISHAL'S FLOWERS BRIDESMAID GOWNS FORMALS 1388 Belmont Ave. Phone RI. 4-2914 -if Page One Hundred Twenty-five WELL DONE, GRADUATE With graduation, the class of '58 will suddenly turn from a Well-knit group, Working together, into individuals, each going his separate Way. Some of you will meet only at class reunions. Some of you may never meet again. Together you have done much. You have put together this yearbook: you have made your marks on the gridiron and basket- ball courts. You have made your school better for your having been there. Apart, may you each be as successful as your class has been as a whole. In college, in marriage, on the job, in life, may your job again be . . . Well done. I 883--Mc KELVEY'S--I 958 oun. DIAMOND IUBILEE SENIOR INDEX Fred Lundy-25 Samuel Luse-25-76-78-79-I I I Barbara Maiernik-25-73-85-98-I02 Joseph Malie-25 Tina Manolopoulos-26-73-76 Susan Mark-26-72-I 07-I I I Hermen Martin-I0- 26-42 Harry Mays-8-I I-26-76-87 Manuel Merkin-26-I 09-I I I-I I3 Joseph Micchia-26-I03-I I3 Gladys Miles-26 Samuel Milliron-26-58-I I2-I I3 Louise Millstone-9-26-I06-I 07-IO9-I I I Beverly Mitchell-26-40-I I4 Ronald Mitchell-27-76-88-90 Gene Modarelli-I0-27 WICK AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE GREETINGS Alex Elseg, Prop. f TOIT1 Radiator Repairing Cleaning and Recoring 1351 Wick Ave Phone RI 7-0035 FIDEL STUDIOS THE CURTAIN SHOP 269 W. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio Specializing in Custom-Made Draperies SCHAEFER MUSIC SHOP 409-10-11-12 Keith Albee Bldg. Musical Instruments Accessories, Sheet Music and Supplies Phone RI 3-4605 Music The Universal Language -if Page One Hundred Twenty-six R+ Youngstown's Newest and Most Modern Restaurant VICTORIA CAFE Fine Foods Banquet Rooms Available RI 4-2663 1342 Belmont CONGRATULATIONS from Ohio's Smartest Ballroom THE ELMS 529 Elm Street Home of the Name Bands in Youngstown L. A. Cavalier, Ir. Mgr. Phone R1 7-8184 SENIOR INDEX Raymond Moga-27-44-60-117 Dominic J. Morando-10-27-87-111-117 John Morey-27-113 Velma Morris-27-111-114-117 Richard Morrison-9-1 1-27-81 -1 04-1 05- 1 12-113 Carol E. Morsch-27-76-81-82-1 11 AZA Extends its Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Graduating Seniors Sidney Brockman Milt Fish Gary Kornspan Stan Lerner Ioe Levy Harris- Roth Stan Seqall Sheldon Sherman Nellie Jo Moses-10-11-27-87-98-99-1 14 117 John McBride-11-28-74-75-76-79-84- 113-116 James McCarron-28-116 Geraldine McCarthy-28-114 Evie McCree-28 Margaret McKenzie-28-81 CHRISTMAN'S BAKERY 1547 Oak St. RI 6-5116 We specialize in WEDDING BIRTHDAY and PARTY CAKES Peter Christmcm, Ir. CONGRATULATIONS Class of '58 SIGMA TAU Sam Milliron Ioe Micchia Iohn Resch -'Sf Page One Hundred Twenty-seven Shop at your near-by STAMBAUGH- THOMPSON'S 'for Quality Hardware and Home Needs 1823 Belmont Ave. Downtown Store: 114 W. Federal Street LESLIE'S Furniture Stores South Side 1702 MARKET ST. West Side MAHONING PLAZA HOME OUTFITTERS for YOUNG MODERNS Since 1937 Owned and Operated by C. LESLIE CHENTOW SENIOR INDEX Patricia Nagie-28 Michael Nanosky-28 James Nelson-28-79-104-106-107-112 Theresa Nenadich-28-70-76 Eva Louise Nick-28-42-74-84-87-1 14-1 17 Richard Nickel-29 Alberta Nolcler-29 Compliments of an Old Grad Al Scheinberq l.D. SUPER UNITED John Noll-9-29-76-79-106 Jerome O'Connor-29 Phyllis O'Hara-29-98-99-102-104-114 Charles Olesky-29-41 Anthony Orlando-29 Walter Orzechowski-29 Pat Pantone-29 THE MINIT-MAN AUTOMATIC CAR WASH CO. COAST TO COAST Phone RI 6-1413 347 West Rctyen Ave. MARKET Between Fifth and Belmont RI 7-4550 719 Belmont Youngstown, Ohio EDWARD'S Compliments of FLOWER SHOP 818 Elm St. BOB H. GOLD Phone RI 3-8935 -if Page One Hundred Twenty-eight lr?- PEN ff BENITA MARKET REPMR ' ' A Q my A ,NM W1 2006 Elm Street Phone RI 4-3112 or avi wa 554' RI Guaranteed workmanship ' and genuine factory parts. fl A150 a compgetg siection 1 1 , , quality writing instruments. sENioR INDEX 1fff22fWf1f D Virginia Parker-29-74-100 M kl P LaVerne Payne-30-116 ac S en op Judith Perla-30-114 12 N. 1:1.1ELpS ST. Kenneth Pickering-30-96 Mory Posterli-30-73-102-114 RI 3-5850 Carl Pritchard-30-42-87-91-103-113-117 Charles Reitinger-30-82-97-1 17 GTGe11HqS 1I'O1'1'1 To Class of 1958 G FRIEND 81 CO. WICK AVE. BATTERY Wholesale Meat SERVICE I Steve Bona, Prop. purveyors Slnce 1395 Wick Avenue 1919 Mobiloii Products and Accessories Phone RI 3-5227 -if Page One Hundred Twenty-nine 13? Conqratulations to the Class of 1958 Gloria Bursack Gertrude Chabotsky Arlene Epstein Lynne Goldberg Roberta Friedberg Karen Goldstein Phyllis Harskovitz Susan Horn Iudy Kohan Maxine Lowendorf Susan Mark Louise Millstone Lana Shaqrin Lynne Solomon Dianne Spector Anita Tamarkin Bryna Tamarkin Marlynn Volpert Lynn Waldman Karen Yarmy PHI GAMMA'S STOP AND SHOP STORE OF BETTER EATS 1216 Market St. Free Delivery RI 4-5391 McCOLLUM BROS. Prop. SENIOR INDEX Jane Renner-10-11-30-74-75-76-87-107- 111-117 John Resch-30-82-104-105-113 Michael Roth-31-104-112 Jewel Rubis-30-114 Augustine Ruggiero-31 John Rumberg-31-76-79 Martha Sandin-9-31-72-73-102-104- 1 12-1 17 Carol Saunders-31-40-111 John Saunders-31-72 Louis A. Schmidt-10-11-31-44-74-75-76 84-87-96-1 17 Stanley Bruce Segall-31-111 GLASGOW TAILORS. BEST WlsHEs INC, to the Class of 321 W. Federal sl. 1958 and SNYDER-BENTLEY GLASGOW MEN'S SHOP STEEL CO. 12 Bus Arcade Youngstown, Ohio Best of Luck From GREENNGS PHI OMEGA SENIORS ffm Mollie Boyle THE Ann Fairheart SNYDER-BENTLEY CO. Youngstown, Ohio Kay Hart Gerry McCarthy Mary Shon all Page One Hundred Thirty lie CONGRATULATIONS From I. I. Seniors to Class of 1958 IoAnn Flamisch. Carol Harvey Eve Nick Nellie Io Moses Iune Summers Mary Wolsonovich Clifford E. Samuels 81 Sons Broadway and Wick A Department for Every Automobile Service We Call for and Deliver Cars AMOCO GAS We specialize in Tune-Up Carburetor-Generator and Brake Service SENIOR INDEX Lana Shagrin-9-31-42-74-75-76-78-84 103-107-109-112-117 Sheldon Sherman-31-38-74-84-'IO4-11I 116 Leonard Shobar-31-60-82-100-103-'I12- 'I 13 Mary Shon-32-103-114 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1958 from M. RIMEDIO AND SON 2902 West Federal NORTH SIDE FLORIST FASHIONS IN FIOWERS We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Located in Belmont Plaza 1801 Belmont Phone RI 6-5948 Sara Shook-9-32-76-1 06-1 07-109-'I 11 Barbara Skoda-32-114 Bonnie Smith-32 Martha Smith-32-76-114 Howard Sniderman-32-74-75-84-'I l 'I- l 17 Lynne Solomon-9-32-42-109 Nationwide and Local Trailer Rental Special Rates AAA BELKIN TIRE SERVICE 217 E. Front St. RI 4-8949 HOLLYWOOD AUTO SUPPLY 1221 Market St. Phone RI 3-3093 The Muffler Shop 'if Page One Hundred Thirty-one 124- HlNELY'S FINER FOCDS 823 Elm St. Shop Where the Selection of Fine Foods ls Best We Deliver RI 4-2173 VENETIAN RESTAURANT Available for Wedding Dinners Banquets By Reservation Phone RI 3-3535 lames Amlorosio, Prop. 1931 Belmont Ave. Youngstown, Ohio BERT'S BARBER SHOP 1-laircuts by Appointment 122 South Chestnut at Vindicator Square Phone RI 3-1504 Res. Rl 3-6476 Hours 8 to 6 P. M. Closed Wednesday VAN KIRK Sales and Auto Service 1351 Wick Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Phone RI 3-6718 ff: l A U 1 ,,Nx 4 :- .I lr: , 32143 '34 it X1 3? Tm 'll 't h e ' it L, graduating 5 Dm, X f 4, L Mlllllllllllllllllllmbtlllllhvmllltwllllll dass If .5 ' llllllllilllllllltillllitlllilbllllwlllhlllllllll' Xi: 5-,, xqgdl' lI'imn M ' aomeb UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE cocA-COLA COMPANY BY Qpjjwyyjywmwwywymxwkwwwgp I COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF YOUNGSTOWN 'iff Page One Hundred Thirty-two lif- CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '58 JAFFEE'S DELICATESSEN 2240 Elm St. RI 3-7555 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1958 Don Bowser's COLONIAL BARBER SHOP Minimum Waiting 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. SENIOR INDEX Diane Spector-32-60-74-75-76-84 103-107-l 1 'l-l 'I7 Catherine Stanley-32-40-42-73-74-84 98-102-114 Eugene Stearns-32 Ollie Stevenson-102 Elaine Stockovich-33-114 ZIZZO'S SERVICE STATION 1924 Belmont Phone RI 6-9092 Youngstown, Ohio Expert Car Washing Complete- Tune-Up Millard Reed-Mechanic GREETINGS from DELUXE BAKERY Henry Stubbs-33-91-97 June Summers-4-9-33-74-84-'I 11-114- 117 Mike Szmoi-33-44 Anita Tamarkin-9-'I0-33-41-76-1ll-117 Bryna Tamarkin-4-l 0-33-106-107-'I ll Franklin Tapscoft-33 ARCO FOOD MARKET Corner 5111 and Madison Quality Meats and Groceries Phone RI 4-3189 AUTO SEAT COVER CO. 314 Belmont Avenue Youngstown, Ohio RI 4-4331 -'Ei Page One Hundred Thirty-three Bi' The Finest Gifts For the Finest Gradu Good Luck Rayen Grads From the Finest Ieweler Ben Wilkoff Co. Wholesale Distributors Good Luck to the ales Graduates from Shy Lockson Tailoring Co. The Finest in Tailor-Made Diamonds, Watches lewelry-Gifts 100 W. Commerce St. Youngstown, Ohio Clothes at Popular Prices. 262 W. Federal next to the Wamer Theater Teresa Tarantino-33 Norma Tareshawty-33-l 14 Ida Mae Taylor-33-82 SENIOR INDEX Delores Tocco-4-l O-34-85-98-l 02-l l4 A. George Trimble-34 Marvin Russell Turner-34 Pav' Ter'esky-34-76-85-87-89-91-97- Marlynn Volpert-34-74-75-76-84-l03- 103113 104-107-111-117 P Dowd Th0mPS0f'-34 Lynn Waldman-9-34-73-76-l06-l08- Thomas Timlin-34 111-117 Ronny Cohen Richy Fried Monte Friedkin Smiley Hollander RODANS sf Congratulations to the SENIORS OF THE ME- DO-SO'S BRIDGE CLUB Beverly Kelton IoAnn Wingate Brenda Brown Velma Morris Dolores Wilson Io!-inn McCreary Ioyce Tinsley Alyce Iohnson Olive Bun'owes Page One Hundred Thirty-four Rf' CONGRATULATIONS. CLASS OF '58 So nigh is qrotndeur to our dust, So necrr is God to mon, When duty whispers low, Thou must! The youth replies, I con. STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S I YOUNGSTOWN'S DEPENDABLE STORE SINCE 1875 SENIOR INDEX Carole Wallace-34-40-42-103-116 Dick Wolters-34-'I13 Romoncx Wcxmpole-35-73-76-I03-IO9- 117 Don Watson-35 Erlcf Welker-35-44-73-76-'IO2-'I 'I I Larry Weller-35-72-76-'I 'IO Sandra Welsch-35-76-78 Marcella White-35-73-76-85-'IO2-I 'I2 Bettye Wilson-35-102-'I I4-116 Delores Wilson-35-'I14 Joann Wingate-35-74-75-76-84-98-99 114-'II6-117 Six Floors in Two Stores of Fine Furniture THE PENNER FURNITURE CO. 2718 Market Street Chuck Clark's Sohio Service Cor. Logcrn and Andrews Phone RI 6-9234 Youngstown ST 8-2017 4 Motor Tune-Up Broke Service 152 Bridge SI- Atiots Tires, Batteries Smlthers ctnd Accessories PL 5-9109 -,Sf Page One Hundred Thirty-five CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 CENTURY FOOD MARKETS CO. SENIOR INDEX Mary Wolsonovich-9-I 'I-35-40-76-78- 'I I4 Rita Womack-36 Joseph Woods-'I0-36-74-75-76-79-84 'I I3 Tony Yaskulka-36 Marcia Yotsnukis-36 Mary Zabala-36-81 Sandi Zoldan-36-42-44-74-75-84'I04 'I 'IO-'I 'I7 Success to the Class of '58 CONGRATULATIONS We at Lustiq's believe in or CLASS GF , 58 good foundation whether in education or on your feet. May your Feet lead you on the road to success- in Lustids shoes- of course. LUSTIG'S WORKMAN'S Service Station Elm and Madison RI 6-9207 -'EI Page One Hundred Thirty-six Is? I CONGRATULATIONS io the Graduating Seniors of DELTA THETA PI GOOD LUCK SENIORS Sheldon Shennan Bill Creighton Howard Sniclerman 'S'.?.i?m., 13.1233 gawdgggnbefgef I. Malkoff, M. Martin Surry ff en A. Miller B. Rosenbaum tcm Ia eel H. Whiteman S. Zoldan THE GROUP! CONGRATULATIONS . Class of .58 SILL s CAKE KITCHEN DEEIS FROZEN KUSTAERD Quality Cakes and Cookies 2915 Belmont Ave. Kustard in all Flavors Home Made Pizza and Sandwiches for all occasions 2005 Ohio Ave. RI 3-1313 SENIOR INDEX SUMMER GRADUATES Wendall Atkinson-14-36-89-90 Joan Galterio-36-81 Robert Gillum-36 Sarah Jackson-36 Melvin Johnson-37 Richard Klema-37 Margaret Knight-37-40 Leroy Minor--37 Reginald Nall-37-40-42 Shirley Neal-37-114 Anthony Noday-37 Judith Price-37-114 Judy Scanlon-37 Robert Wilson-37 Theodore Wynn-37-40-89-91 CONGRATULATIONS GREETINGS to the Class of '58 of NAVIN'S POLLY-IO BELMONT FLOWERS BEAUTY SALON 3235 Belmont Ave. 22 S. Main Youngstown, Ohio Hubbard, Ohio Phone R1 3-5554 Ph. KE 4-1925 AFFOLTER'S MARKET GREETINGS Fancy Fruits 6. Veqtables frgm Fresh Meats 6: Groceries Ph. RI 4-1586 RONDINEU-I 3928 Belmont Ave. TUXEDO RENTAL -tif Page One Hundred Thirty-seven 131- 55O Rancher Modem Homes by INTERNATIONAL HOMES INC. YOUNGSTOWN, oH1o MINERAL RIDGE, oH1o -if Page O H d d Th ty ight 33+ A Cappella .......... Administration Office . . . Advertisers ........ Annual Advertising .... Annual Art Staff ......... Annual Editorial Board Annual Engineers ..... Annual Sales .... Annual Typists Art ............... Attendance Helpers Band ............. Basketball Reserves Basketball Varsity .... Biology Class .... Boys' Octet . . . Braille .... Cafeteria . . . Cartoon ...... Cheerleaders . . . Chemistry Class .. Commencement .. Custodians ..... Dean's Office . . . Dedication . . . Dramatics .... Driving Class .... English Class ..... Faculty Changes .... Five Hundred Club .... Football Squad ..... Football First String . . . Foreword .......... French Clubs Junior French .... LeCercle Francais .. Freshmen History .......... Freshmen Pictures H. R. 314 H. R. 315 Future Nurses . ..... ....... Future Teachers .. German Club .. Gimpers Y-Teens ........ Girls' Athletic Association Girls' Octet ............. Golf Team .. . Gym Monitors ...... Homecoming ......... Home Room Council Honor Roll .......... Junior A Cappella .... Junior Achievement . . . Junior Class History Index to 1958 Annual 76 5 .. 119-138 117 . 4 84 . 7 117 13-43-53-71-86-101 82 94 .. 92-93 41 79 70 40-51 .. 65,118 94 44-60 10 57 73 . 4 107 40 42 . 6 99 88-89 90-91 3 110 111 66 66 . . . 67-68-69 ......102 103 112 115 98 78 95 58 87 72 . 9 80 ...116 45 Junior Hr 102 301 ... 302 303 . . . 306 . . . 307 . . . Latin Class . . . Latin Club ..... Library Council . . . Main Office .... Maiorettes ......... Mechanical Drawing .. Movie Operators N. F. L. ........ . Nurses' Aides .. Office Pictures Orchestra ..... Physics Lab. .... . Quill and Scroll .... Record Staff ..... Rifle Club ......... Senior Class History . . . Senior Class Officers .. Senior Class Pictures . . Senior Picture Index Senior Poll Winners Senior Social Committee Sewing Class ........ Sixth Period Chorus Sophomore Class History Sophomore Pictures H. R. II II Special Services .... Square Dancing .... Stage Crew ...... Study 206 ..... Tennis Team ..... The Rayen School . . . Thespians ....... Track .......... Trophy Club ....... Varsity Basketball . . . Varsity First String .... Virgil Class ........ Woodshop Class .... Yolaso Y-Teens . . . elif Page One Hundred Thirty-nine lif- ... 44 45 ... 46 47 48-49-50 51 .. 41-42 108-109 83 5,12, 85 81 ... 41 . 85 . . . 104 . 73 . . 5-12 . 81 . 39 . 74 . 75 100 .. 38-39 8 .. 14-37 120-137 11 10 109 . 80 . 54 54 . 55 . 56 57 58 59 60 . 61 62 . 63 . 64 . 6 . 96 85 42 96 . 9 ...106 97 105 92 93 42 41 114 Affolter's Market .... Arco Food .......... Auto Seat Cover Co. . A Z A ........... Barger 84 Evans Belkin Tire ..... Bend Restaurant . .. Benita Market ..... Bert's Barber Shop Beta Chi ......... Brenner Jewelry . . . Century Food Co. .. Chesshire Studios .... Christman Bakery Chuck's Sohio ..... Coca Cola ..... Colonial Barber Colonial House .. Crishal's Flowers .. Curtain Shop ....... Dee's Frozen Custard . Delta Theta Pi ....... Deluxe Bakery ...... Edward's Flower Shop The Elms Ballroom Fidel Studio ......... Friend, A ........ Glasgow Tailors . . . Bob H. Gold ........ Hinely's Food Market . Hollander's ......... Hollywood Auto Supply Hughes Provision .... ll Seniors ........ lnternation Homes Isaly Dairy ....... Italian Restaurant .... Jaffee's ............ J D Super Market .... fFriendD .......... Leslie Furniture Co. . . . Lockson, Shy Tailoring Logan Market ...... Lustig's ....... . . . Advertising Index .......... MQCk'5 Pen - ' - 133 Marlene Bridal - - - 133 Martin Furniture - - - l27 McKelveys - - - no Me-Do-So Bridge - -- l3l Minit-Man Car Wash - - - T23 Murberger 84 Lambert - - - 129 Navins' Florist - ' - 132 Northside Florist - - - l25 Ohio Leather Co - ' - 121 Penner's Furniture 136 Phi Gamma --- ll9 Phi Omega 127 Polly .lo Beauty Salon - - - 135 Ricci Studio - - - 132 Rimedio 8m Sons ' ' - 133 Rodans - - - 122 Rondinelll Tuxedo - -- l25 H B Sales Co - ' - l26 Samuels Amoco Gas - - - l37 Schaefer Music - - - 137 The Shermans --- 133 Sigma Tau 123 Sills ' - ----- l27 Snyder Bentley Co - - - - - - 126 Snyder Bentley Steel . . . . 125, Sport Center - - - - - - l30 Stambaugh Thompson - - - 128 Standard Tire - - - 'l32 Steel City Milling Cfrlendl . . . 125 Stop 81 Shop - - - 'l3l Strouss Hlrshbergs ... l2'l Thornton Laundry 8. Dry Cleaning 'l3l United Home Stores Cfriendi - - - 138 Venetian Restaurant . . . 120 Van Kirk Auto Service . . . 125 Victoria Cate . . . T33 Ward Tip Top Bakers . . . 128 Wick Ave Battery . . . 137 Wick Ave Radiator . . . 128 Wilkoff Jewelry . . . 134 Workmen Service . . . 123 Youngstown Printing . . . 136 Zizzo's Service Station Page One Hundred Forty Wf W WW WW fM! ,W W M , nwfjyxfbk WpWfWAWM, 'J W 0 700 Wbff W zzWM75,4fWf WM Wwjfffwl WM UN? WQWW, , W WWWW .M WWW W4 WW ffMffW5J jj + WJWMQQWZ? WW M f f! ffwwyw jw7W4f0wffwM,4 jJ,WfffffWd , 7 f M20 MW M MW WY 94' JW af U 51 1 1 x yt . if K Qywgw igw kkiiiigjgggf wiv My 9 W Qwfjfw WK , - . WS' M YW fwfff if-'mfblwfwafwdl ,M ff wjff Wwfm Qwffwyjywffyfgw WW 9 W gg, . ,Q -QESWHEH W4 f52???5?gZ2kW 1WwwQf if Ewa W M2753
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