Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1929 volume:

. The Cavalzer InmmmWmmmnmNmumm.1.......m......mm........1.....,.m.........m.w1.........u.m...mm...w,.....mmu.....w........w..mW....m......,,m.....mmm..mm.....mmum.mmmm.I..-wmlmmu-um1.um..m......m....W11. SCIENCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO A5Q b? Q 1'-K-WSF? JT v:,.,:9- ,XI ji: -qv CLASS OF JUNE NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF SCIENCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATE OUR ANNUAL AS A TOKEN OF APPRECIATION TO MISS MARY MARTHA LAUGHLIN OUR CLASS ADVISOR 'EPXXQ Q 'ir-1 MQW 1 K I Avvn' n,,, i WHUIIWXVIISYIIIIEI' - -ll V W lb Ami? AQZXN 1. Avi so 6 Q : mm ,. I LVJW X QQ x Yqtvlillllmmx' - - iigilfmlu' mf in 2? 2.0 ,, EVE , ywgixn 'lW15'EW'M lf IIIIII MMI' fi' ' 4 '::151f Exff: IQ 'H 'U - WuMMAQ',.,M'1f4:'? .wi 98 W ? S: ' X W JL - X 11 ', I Xvlr11l1llll'q m I! Q MWKKKM NNW YP Iynv lllllllll 5 'TWNWW we A I F,4Yn9N0 N g I 5 X f ' ll .W fxfn Ill ll I L- 1 Xu? IWC Ai Sill I llll 'B A THE CAVALIE 5 3 R MILDRED BAILEY Class President 1, 2: Class Vice President 4: Class Sec. and Treas. 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, C4: Glee Club 3, 4, Pres. Glee Club 4: Torchlight Staff 4: Operetta 3: Class Play 3: Bus. Mgr. for Annual. As a typist she was fast, She could finish first if she started last. CARITA BAUGHMAN Class Vice Pres. 2: Class Sec. and Treas. 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Class Play 3: Clerk on School Administration Day. Treas, for Annual. We might search the universe far and wide, But never a girl like her we'll find. LILLIAN COVER Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Sec. Glee Club 4: Torchlight Staff 4: H. S. Play 2: Monitor 3: Joke Editor for Annual. Babe is the midget of the class, And is a happy little lass. THOMAS HAMROCK South High 1: Coitsville 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Class Basketball 4: Class Play 3: Glee Cub 4 : Minstrel Show 4. Tall, handsome, modest, shy, No wonder the maidens sigh! ORA MAE HARRY Coitsville High 1, 2, 3: Basket- ball 2, 3: Class Pres. 3: Class Play 3: H. S. Essay Winner 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Messenger Staff 3: Sec. of Glee Club 3: Sealer of Weights and Measures on School Administra- tion Day. As fair and young as e'er you'll find, And thoughtful too and good and kind. ANNA HOLECKO Coitsville High 1. 2, 3: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3: Class Basketball 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Operetfa 3: Class Play 3: Ass't Joke Editor for Annual. Through sunshine and rain, She's always the same. VIRGINIA LLOYD Basketball 1: Track 1, 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Pres. Biology Club 4: Operetta 3, 4: Class Play 3: Librarian 3, 4: Circulation Mgr. for Annual: Monitor 3: Latin Club. 'She is happy all day long, And with her smile she can't go wrong. JOSEPH LUKAC Coitsville High 1, 2, 3: Basket- ball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Foot- ball 4: Class Play 3: Track 2, 3: Messenger Staff 3: Torchlight Staff 4: Art Editor for Annual: Honor Student. Give me time! I will not worry, Great things aren't done in a hurry. LILLIAN MILLER Coitsville High 1, 2, 3: Bas- ketball 1, 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Operetta 3: Class Play 3: Lib- rarian 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Mes- senger Staff 3: Torchlight Staff 4: Ass't Editor for Annual. This maiden has written all about the rest of the class, But to write about herself it's impossible-alas ! RALPH MUTER Basketball 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Uperetta 3: Minstrel 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Band 4: Monitor 3. In the future we will hear. Of Ralph-the civil engineer. JESSE NESBITT Class President 3: Pres, Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Oper- etta 3, 4: Band 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Class Play 31 Minstrel Show 4: Adv. Mgr. for Annual. lf you want something done, just ask me, I'm a canable man as you can sees, WILLIAM NOBLE Coitsville High 1, 2, 3: Bas- betball 1, C2, C3, 4: Football C4: Baseball 2, C3: Class Presi- dent 4: Glee Club Sec. 4: Oper- etta 3, 4: Messenger Staff 3: Torchlight Staff 4: Ass't Busi- ness Mgr. for Annual. Bill's time has been nobly spent In acting as our President. MARY PALLAY Basketball 1: Biology Club 4: Operetta 3: Class Play 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Monitor 3: Ass't Cir- culation Mgr. for Annual. A little maidAbut five foot four, Whose friends were numbered by the score. MARGARET PELLIN Basketball 1, 2, 3: Class Bas- ketball 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Vice Pres. Glee Club 4: Oper- etta 3, 4: Class Play 3: Librar- ian 4. Not always talking, not so much to say, But she does her share in her quiet way. FLORENCE PLAYFORTH Glee Club 3. 4: Operetta 3, 4: Class Play 3: Associate Editor for Torchlight: Literary Editor for Annual: Class Salutatorian, A maid she is of artless grace, Gentle of form and fair of face. MARY SLIPKASKY Glee Club 3, 4: Operetfa 3: Class Play 3: Monitor 3: Bas- ketball 4. A commercial student is Mary, And at shorthand she will never tarry. THE CAVALIER 4 THE CAVALIER PAUL SN YDER Pres. Glee Club 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Sec. and Treas. Hi-Y Club 3: Librarian 4: Operetta 4: Adv. Mgr. for Annual: H. S. Plays 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 3, 4: Band 4. So tall and straight and fear- less too, In future years great things he'll do. FRANCES STEELE Central 1: South 2: Coitsville High 3: Class Sec. and Treas. 3: Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Librarian 4: Messenger Staff 3: Literary Editor for Annual: Valedictorian. The smallest thing she does with care, The great ones too, with genius rare. RUTH STEVENS Basketball 1, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Band 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Class Play 3: Monitor 2: Ass't Sec. Glee Club, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. She was peppy, jolly, Played the game, And now you lose her, what a shame. FRANK THOMAS Coitsville High 1: East High 2, 3: Basketball 1, 4: Football 4: Torchlight Staff 4: Athletic Editor for Annual: Class Bas- ketball Capt. 4. The world's so full of pleas- ant things, I don't believe in worrying. FRANK ELLIS Coitsville High 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Vice President Glee Club 4: Class Play 8: Minstrel Show 4: Class Basketball 3, 4. Fast and snappy, full of fun, If you catch him you're going some. IRENE THORNE Basketball 1, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Class Play 3: Librarian 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Band 4: Messenger Staff 3-: Associate Editor of Torchlight: Editor of Annual: Honor Student. Our paper is honored in brief, Irene is the Editor-in-chief. FLOYD WELK Orchestra 3, 4: Band 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Class Basketball 3: Lib- rarian 1, 2: Glee Club 3. A lad with a smile, Is a friend worth while. THE CAVALIER 7 Farewell to Thee 1 Our school life will soon be but a dream and we will be living in a garden of memories. But of this we are certain, our Alma Ivlater will be one of our most pleasant recollections. May we give a toast to our school, the one of which we are an inseparable part! May it have the pleasure of graduating many more fine classes! To the school board and Dr. Richeson, we express our most sincere appreciation for the privilege of receiving our education and we shall endeavor to make the best possible use of it. And here's to the faculty! Dear friends, we cannot leave you without thanking you for the inspiration which you have given us, We know that you represent the noble side of life and may you always go onward and upward. Much success to you! To the Alumni, we ask that we may be welcomed into their organization and may our class add distinction to it. Juniors, permit us to warn you of the place which you will hold next year. Fill it with dignity and when you reach the end of your journey, may you receive much esteem. To the rest of the school, we extend our best wishes for suc- cess. We are certain that you will enjoy the remainder of your high school course if you make your aim high and then hold to your aim. Classmates, we are about to sever from each other but may we all hold in esteem the friendships that we have made. And may we be: As those who are standing on a mountain height, Look backward o'er the path so lately trod, Think only of the joys that would not last, But vanished like the waves upon the shores, Forgotten in each irksome task and rule, And pleasant memories linger round our school. 8 THE CAVALIER c-Annual Stag' Editor-in-Chief . . , . ..... . . . Irene Thorne Assistant Editor ...,..... ..,, L illian Miller Business Manager .....,.............,.... Mildred Bailey Assistant Business Manager ..,.......,...... William Noble Literary Editors .4.,..... Florence Playforth and Frances Steele Athletic Editor .......,........,.,....... Frank Thomas Circulation Manager ..............,....,.. Virginia Lloyd Assistant Circulation Manager .,...,...,....., Mary Pallay Advertising Managers ........,. Paul Snyder and Jesse Nesbitt Art Editor .....,,... ...,..,...... J oseph Lukac Assistant Art Editor . . . .,..... William Jones Joke Editor ....,.... . . . Lillian Cover Assistant Joke Editor . . . ..,.. Anna Holecko Treasurer ........... . 4 . Carita Baughman .--I ' -ffJ 'I C- .TVI4 1 ITT n w 1 G V '. E M. ll U K Q ggi 'ig 7-, 3 - If Ell is 554 ,, in I MMM' ff 49 ba ffle? l 1 .52 CLASS JUNIOR SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS Policewoman something o. o O J: 3 Selling abs ,, B ian Cover .-. .- .... .-I THE e Matrimony sa cv bo SI Maki ry' 'Annu G n oyd Ll 'rx c gina Vir 0 aa 4 af- E m sv 6 m easy ormer Ho ref So 'SA-4 H202 2.1-2 0... Q, E-1-n:....E :S ,,,-c,, ... u u O u mio: na m-mmm? .1 .. .3 oo :H no ,Eg-13.2 on 'x'Er,0E.E -E ,Ewg on .M -ccu....m-Q-4 -Tv C-,q,....... l-WACDI? l .H F O-V . Z.'g-W'-1 .ET 03-:Img-1 'T 0... Q... 0 T1-15-790 9 U ggi-au'-E .xiggfdo :N 35522 : U N .ca ZE Q' can-C -5 r 4:3519-sg: i.. 3213 '-a.-UZ'-aa E Oriental dancer good time A cu. 61.9 P S S T P TICVEIIS ll r-I U-3 viator A he library T 'Dutch 4 E U E' 'U be 2 LL X 14 THE CAVALIER Class Will W We the Seniors of nineteen hundred twenty-nine, of Science- ville High School, County of Mahoning and State of Ohio, being of sound and able mind do hereby declare, affirm and publish this our last will and testament. A ITEM l. To the Juniors we bequeath our vocal powers to charm their home room teacher the first fifteen minutes in the forenoon. ITEM 2. To the Sophomores we hereby present our auto- graphed desks as a souvenir of our pleasant work in English Class. ITEM 3. To the Freshmen we give our ability and couragel to finish the High School Course regardless of all difficulties. ITEM 4. To the Faculty we leave the school and all that is in it, discarded books, and all the amazing knowledge and startling information that we have furnished them from time to time on our various test papers. , The following may seem but trifling bequests, but we beg leave to present them as valuable assets to those who may receive them and a continual reminder of the generosity of heart displayed in our free and full bestowal. l. To the football and basketball teams of next year, the ability of Bill Noble and Frank Thomas. 2. To Christine Wilson, Mid Bailey's ability as a good basketball player. 3. To Lucille Bower, Carita Baughman's quiet ways and dignified manner. 4. To Lavina Zins, Babe Cover's active movements. 5. To James Castner, Frank Ellis' stubbornness. 6. To Clarence Martin, Thomas Hamrock's ability to give good recitations in English, 7. To Laura Slagle, Ora Mae Harry's ability to attract the opposite sex. 8. To Howard Buckner, Anna Holecko's loving ways. 9. To Elizabeth Hartwell, Virginia Lloyd's curly tresses, THE CAVALIER - 15 10. To George Weamer and George Harris, Joe Lukac's bril- liant power of study. 11. To Elmer Frisbee and Lena Vance, Lil Miller's generosity of advice. 12. To Cecil Watt, Ralph Muter's brilliancy in Geometry Class. 13. To Lester Baughman, Jesse Nesbitt's ability as a one armed driver. 14. To Donald Draa, Bill Noblels executive ability. 15. To Dominic Vitacula, Mary Pallay's salesmanship. 16. To Dorothy Wylam, Margaret Pellin's ability to keep quiet on all occasions. 17. To Geraldine Roth, Florence Playforthis chubbiness. 18. To Mary Kolody, Mary Slipkasky's ability to flirt with the boys in Commercial Geography- Class. 19. To Tito Fabrizio, Paul Snyder's- mechanical ability. 20. To Nora McGarry, Frances Stee1e's shorthand speed. 21. To Adeline Carone, Ruth Stevens' typing speed. 22. To Thomas Crichton, Frank Thomas' superfluous height. 23. To Joe Arnaut, Irene Thorne's argumentative powers. 24 To Ida Moretti, Floyd We1k's senior dignity. 25. To the remainder of the Junior Class, Senior overlooked cuds of gum that have been left under the desks and any likely or unlikely places. 26. All the rest of our property, Cafter paying our debts and funeral expensesj we give to our beloved Principal for his use and benefit absolutely, and to be disposed of for the good of the classes as he may see fit. And we do hereby constitute and appoint the said Principal sole executor of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, We the Class of 1929 have set our hands and seal this seventeenth day of April, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine. The Senior Class '29. 4 16 THE CAVALIER Class Prophecy One cold winter's night I was sitting by the fireside. Sudden- ly I found myself in a strange country. It was very misty and it took me some time to become accustomed to the light. I heard a soft whirring noise, and to my amazement I saw a man flying toward me. In his arms he carried a large book. Com- ing to earth, in front of me, he gazed at me intently. Finally he spoke, Mortal, consider yourself honored. He paused as if to impress me. He then continued, You have been chosen to see the future. Slowly he opened the ponderous volume, which recorded the future of Scienceville High School's greatest class. In a large office building on Fifth Avenue, New York, Mil- dred Bailey was employed as a private secretary. Carita Baughman, the noted interior decorator, lived on the Riviera. Babe Cover was head matron of all the nurses in the New City Hospital. Frank Ellis, a famous author, was noted for his quiet dignity. Thomas Hamrock Cbetter known as I-Iammie to the class of '29j was playing football at Ohio State. Ora Mae Harry's future was next revealed to my sight. She was the proprietor of a large beauty parlor. ' In a little cottage in California lived another friend. She al- ways said she would be a nurse, but her plans failed. She met the one and only while she was in training. No wonder Anna didn't become a nurse. On the next page I saw a picture of the most eminent Child Physiologist, of course it proved to be Mrs. Richard Hazel CVir- ginia Lloyd.j The next person appeared to be very happy for he had just married. This person was Joe Lukac, the great financier. THE CAVALIER 17 Great was my relief and amazement on turning the page to find thereon the future of my old side-kick. Lil was reported engaged to a famous football star. Supervising the construction of a bridge over the Atlantic Ocean was Ralph Muter. Jesse Nesbitt was the inventor of a new type motor. He devoted most of his time to organizing Hi-Y Clubs among the In- dians. In a home for the broken-hearted Bill Noble was pining away. On the eve of their wedding, Virginia had deserted him. Mary Pallay was an industrious school teacher, as I expected. Margaret Pellin was the best stenographer in Paul Snyder's meat-packing office. Florence Playforth was happily married to Peanuts the barber. The next page revealed Mary Slipkasky as education di- rector at East Tech, Cleveland. Her husband had divorced her after she had hit him over the head with a dumb-bell. The minister at the Little Church Around the Corner was Frances Steele. She had just finished marrying Ruth Stevens to a mysterious stranger. Frank Thomas was a Commercial Geography teacher. He must have forgotten how he acted in '29 for he would not tolerate anyone who put their feet in the aisle. On the following page I learned that Captain Floyd B, Welk of the U, S. Army, had broken the world's altitude record. The book was closed. The man vanished. I came to with a start to find myself before the fireplace. ak if fa wk 4: wk Mr. Boyd: How much are those grapefruit? Clerk: Twelve cents each. Mr. Boyd: Two for a quarter? Clerk: Yes. Mr. Boyd: I'll take two. 18 THE CAVALIER junior Play The Junior play Watch Your Step Wilton, was presented April 19 in the Auditorium. A large audience attended and thoroughly enjoyed it. The cast is as follows: Wilton Crossley .,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,..,,.,..,,.,,..,,..,...,......,.. Tito Fabrizio Virginia Creighton ,t,.,., ..,,,vt,,,,,......,,,,,tt,.,,,,,tt , , Betsy Hartwell Bess Creighton ...,.,,, ,.,.,, L ucille Bower Frank Creighton ..,..,.. t..r,.v,,t J oe Arnaut Charlie Claxton .,at,,.,,,,. ,.t,,.,,r J ames Castner Aunt Lou Creighton ,,r..,, ,.......,. N ora McGarry Douglas Lane .t,,..,,..........., ,tatr.,, Lester Baughman Peggy fthe cookj ,,,r. gk ,,.,t X t,,t X ,.,, at C ,... it ,..,,,, C hristine Wilson junior Pledge We, the Junior class of Scienceville High School do solemnly promise to fill, to the best of our ability, the places that will be left vacant at the graduation of the Senior class of 1929. We promise, if fate so wills it, to make as many improvements on the past actions of the Seniors, whether good or bad, so that the history of the Senior class of 1930 may be as clean and un- blemished as that of the Senior class of l929. Betsy Hartwell. PF PF PK Ik FF if Recognition Does the person behind the scenes get due credit? No! If the play or operetta is a success the actors receive the entire credit. We forget that the ultimate production has been very largely due to the work of the directors. They not only graciously give their time to the coaching of the play, but they must worry about finding stage material, costumes, and the Working out of many other details. This Annual takes this opportunity to thank Miss Emma Jones, who has so cheerfully assumed the responsibility of direct- ing and managing the plays that have been given in the High School. Especially does the Junior Class express their appreciation for her untiring efforts in producing Cyclone Sally and Watch Your Step Wilton. Many thanks must also be given to Mr. Richards for the splendid Operettas and other Musical entertainment produced un- der his direction. The entire credit for the organization of the Orchestra and Band and their appearance at the majority of our school functions is deserved by Mr. Richards. mmorgnlaaflom BAND ORCHESTRA AND THE CAVALIER H I-Y CLUB BIOLOGY CLUB GIRLS GLEE CLUB BOYS GLEE CLUB 24 THE CAVALIER Miss Golda Cotterman 7,,,,,, Miss Catherine Jones ,,,. Miss Emma Jones ..,,,, L, Mrs. Dorothy Alexander Miss Martha Laughlin Mr, Adrian Doyle ,.s,, Mr. Carl Thompson Mr. Louis Boyd L ,.s.r A Mr, D. W. Richards H aculty ,,,,,,,, , Commercial - .,,, Domestic Science English Mathematics Foreign Languages Manual Arts Principal History and Coach Music 'Xvw R 0,88 xA? 93 Q THE CAVALXER GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM THE CAVALIER 27 ' l FOOTBALL TEAM Track Report Our prospects for a track team look pretty good this season. Since the close of basketball season, a number of the boys have been out for practice each evening. If they continue to improve in their work, the following boys show promise of developing a very successful team: Harold Bartram, Bill Noble and Frank Thomas show up well in the pit events. Earl Warne and Frank Fabrizio toss the shot put. Mike Mesaros does the sprinting and Joe Arnaut and Frank Wylam run the half mile and mile respectively. William Noble, a member of our class, throws the discus. Our schedule for this season includes several triangular meets. On April 26th we shall compete with Leavittsburg and Braceville at Leavittsburg. The next week we shall redeem past athletic de- feats in 'a meet with Canfield and Hubbard at Canfield. May ll we go to Hubbard to meet Hubbard and Brookfield. 28 THE CAVALIER Basketball Report Our basketball team has just completed a very successful sea- son. Although the schedule included some tough games, the boys lost but three games from thirteen played, during the season. We also made a very good showing at the N. E. Tournament. We won our first two games with Geneva and the undefeated Newton Falls team. We were eliminated by Canfield in our third game after having beaten them twice during the season. We placed two men on the all-tournament team--Joe Arnaut, our flashy captain on the first team, and Steve Lubonivic, guard, on the second team. We shall feel the loss of Thomas, center and Noble, forward, whom we lose by graduation. However, with Arnaut, Lubonivic, Vetacula, Warne, Bartram and several other experienced players back, Coach Boyd will have plenty of promising material from which to choose a quintette. Our record for the season: Scienceville-26 Scienceville--19 Scienceville-23 . . Scienceville-55 Scienceville-46 Scienceville-18 Scienceville-27 Scienceville-20 .. Scienceville-3 2 Scienceville--18 .. Scienceville-18 . , Scienceville-24 Scienceville-25 Scienceville-3 51 Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk .Mineral Ridge --13 . . . . Hubbard-20 ..... Y-High-11 New Waterford-ll . . . . . Vienna-23 . . . , Canfield-17 North Jackson- 7 Canfield-16 ., Brookfield-l2 ,. Lowellville-20 . . . . Fitch-30 ., Hubbard--23 Niles -17 Opponents- 220 Mr. Thompson: 'AWhy are you late again? Floyd: Well, it was late when I started from home. Mr. Thompson: 'iWell, why didn't you start earlier? Floyd: Hlt was too late to start early. F THE CAVALIER at sHLfvAsRofy5vTAGAmDg5f2fHE ' A LEBH! 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Commercial National Bank . . Costas Chocolate Shop ...,... Dewell's Barbecue ..,,....... Dollar Savings and Trust and Fir Evans' Barber Shop ..,.,.... Fabrizio, J. A. .... . Fish Grocery ..... Fithian Agency Haefner, Earl D. ., Hartzell s .....,..... Hubbard News ........ Hughes Provision Co. .. Jones, J. G. and Son Kelly's Confectionery Liberty Confectionery .... Mahoning National Ba Mahoning Poultry Co. , . . . McMichael, W. B. .. Merkin, Ben ...... Moody, Fred R. . .. Nesbitt, J. D. . . . Nichol, Harry ,. Ortz, Richard .. nk Osborne, C. W. ....,..,... . Park Sweets .,..........,.. Penn-Ohio Power and Light Co. Richards' Service Station ...... Schuller, George ...,....... Science Hill Grocery . Scienceville Dairy ..., ..,. Singer Sewing Machine Co. . . Spencer's Meat Market ...,... Stark Floral Co. . . . , , . . . Stambaugh-Thompson Hardware Stiver Chevrolet Co. ....... . Stocker, Louis . . . .,., . . , , Thornton Laundry Co. . Union Wholesale Lumber Co. . Wade's Studio .,.,......,.. Walker Floral Co. ........ . Wilkins-Leonard Hardware .. Y. M. C. A. Schools ..,,... Youngstown Youngstown Youngstown Youngstown Youngstown Printing Co. ..,. . Sanitary Laundry . st National Business College . . Candy Co. ...,, , Glass and Paint Co. . . . THE CAVALIER 33 n-un1n--n-n-n--n-un-uu-nu-.-u--u-nu-.1--u1--I-in-m-1-I1-u--I-nn-1--1 cis Electric Cookery SAVES A SAVES Eooo I SAVES TIME f SAVES WORK Q SAVES MONEY i - I Clean and Convement I I These facts are proved by the experience of hundreds of Youngstown women who cook daily on the I ' 1 I I I Automauc Electnc Range The proofs are open to your inspection at our office, B .1 .1 Ch St I ' 031' IIIHII all 3II1piOI1 ICB S i Phone 3-3121 I I I The Pennsylvania-Ohio 00.2, Power 8z Light Company Q I 1 I .-..-..-..-.-.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-............-....-.....-......-..-..-.q. 34 THE CAVALIER Tn-uniuuvnl-uni -1 -uuiuu-uuvuu-nn1ln-nl-Il-ll- 1 -1 1 1 1 -uv!!--ug? . I l Ask Any Of Our Customers --- The 'll all tell ou of the satisfactory way in , Y Y . l which their banking business is conducted. We l take that kind of an interest which gives prompt i service, and gives it with real co-operation---so i that you feel itis more than perfunctory--that it is sincere and purposeful. i It's the little things that count-and we go T the limit to serve. i . . l 1 The Commerclal National Bank i I i -i---...-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.....,..-..-.,....-..-......-..-..-...-,.-3.-..-...-Mi. Miss Jones: Now can anyone tell me what a myth is? A solitary hand was raised and a voice exclaimed: Please, Miss Jones, 1t's a female moth. .52......-...-...-....-...-...-...-........-..-....-.,.-..-..-...-..-..-..-..-..-..- .-...-. 4. 1 l I oPPoRTUN1TY 1 Awaits you around the corner-if you are prepared Q to meet it you will find success! Get your preparation in one of the MY Schools l Business fDay and Eveningb Liberal Arts fDay and Eveningl l l Trade.fDay and'Even1ngl Law fhivenlngl u D 1 ' Technical fEven1ngJ Commerce and Finance 1Even1ngJ - l 1 1 CLASSES FOR MEN AND WOMEN l SUMMER SESSIONS OPEN IN JUNE 1 The Y. M. C. A. Schools and Colleges I 5 Trade School-26 East Rayen Avenue i : CPxiieparaSmry Schools-:ig ggiclli ivenue g L 0 ege epar men S- IC venue I Youngstown, Ohio T Phone 4-2191 i 4....-..-.....-..- - -......-..-..-......-..-......-.. ...... ..-Mg THE CAVALIER 1.,.1 1 1111...-..1g.1..1..1,.1. .1,1.1.,,1..1,.1u-1 1 1,-.1-111.-1-111-.1 .4 A- I.. fQIIVEVROI FT!! sing. Compliments STIVER CHEVROLET CO. 639 W. Liberty St. Hubbard, O'hio Phone 350 A Six in the Price Range of the Four 1.1.I11..1..1..1.,1..1,.1..1.l1n...u1.-1, Maggie: Give me a bag of peanuts. Vendor: Five or ten? Maggie: I said one. 1.1..1,.1,,1..1n1..1.,,1,,.1.,.1.. The Beil 81 Evans Company Printers-Engravers Engraved Wedding In- vitations and Announce- ments. Invitations for School Commencements. Phone 44576 850 Market St. Youngstown, Ohio ,.1..1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-111 Our SPORTING GOODS are made, bought, and sold by sports experts- that is why they are best. The Stambaugh-Thompson Co. n.1..1..1.,.1 1,..1...1u-1u1.n.-gn... .1n1n1.n1..1u1u1g.1.l1n1 36 FLHE CAVALIER .?.-.H-...-..-.......-....-...-...-...-.,.-..g. .g...-.,.-,.-............-....-..-...-........- i j B- L- BASCH John G. Jones l I Confectionery and SZ Son I Lunches Dairy l News Stand Pasteurized Milk and i Cream i We Aim to Please Stop 19 Phone 38011 l . . . Scienceviue, Ohio Sclenceville, Ohio I .i0l...nu-11114444TquTlnTp.Tg,nTq.i'nTugil Anna: Where are you going with that shovel? Ruth: I'm going to bury my past. Anna: Girl, you need a steam shovel! agenin-ninn1-u1---nn1u-1.n1nu1.u-min l l i The Youngstown l i Candy Co. l l Lowneys Chocolates T f Fast selling hulk, har i and penny candies. l l 222-224 W. Front st. Youngstown, Ohio I -i- .1nn1q.Q...1..1.,,1.,.1 1...1,..,1p-I1.. .,1...-.,,1..1u.1...-.,1,.1..1........ Compliments of BEN COHEN Stop 24, Sharline General Merchandise Phone 34095 We Deliver .-...1..1..,.....-..1u.1..1...1..1...- LIVE, HEALTHY POULTRY We Dress ,Em Free Mahoning Poultry Company H. L. WTLCOX, Mgr. WHOLESALE and RETAIL DAY OLD HEALTH EGGS 246 Market Court Phone 66319 Youngstown, 0. ,.......I..1..1,..1..-.....-.......1..1..1 ..1-A1 1 11I11.1n11-,1n-1nlin1un1u1-..-ll.-l.i........-1.1.1 -. .-lm... .winniuu-.nni11,11111...1II....1.11....p..-I.,..i..1..1....,,1..1.g.-...........l1, .11n-.niIn1,1-.nn1-I1.1-...1...1...1K.1..1.,...I1..1..1........1..1..1p.1,.l-.1 THE CAVALIER 3 7 'E' SCIENCEVILLE DAIRY PASTEURIZED I MILK AND CREAM ! Phone 36668 Hazel's .-...-..-...-.........- - - - ....-.........-.......-..- ......-...........-...g. 'S' Patronize JOE CLINGAN'S BARBER SHOP Stop 19 -:- Scienceville, Ohio E Three expert barbers on men, women and children's work. ! I Joe is a former Scienceville High School boy making an honest effort to make good in his home town. i GIVE HIM A Boosr 1 'i' Mr. Thompson to the bright Junior: Pick up your feet. The Junior: I can't, they are fastened to my legs. ..-.......-..-..-..-..-...-..-..-...-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.-----.5 LOUIS STOCKER i LoTs ------ HoMEs Stop paying rent, when Stocker will sell you a lot and build your house on a rental payment plan. Telephone 37404 i ..-..- - - - ...,.-.,.-....-,,..-..........,,.......-.,.-,,,-.....,..,.....- -,.... ....,.-,..g. ..-..- .-...-....-............................-..-....-..-..-........-...-...-.....,..-..........1. L Compliments of L Compliments of Q The l C. W. osBoRNE L ALcoRN.HAHN L Attorney-at-Law i CO. L Realty Trust Bldg. L Builders Supplies and Coal i Youngstown, O- Q The Home of Face Brick I l 525 Williamson Ave. l 7 I ...-...-.- ....-..-..-..- - -...-..-.-..-..-...-...-...-........-.......-...-Mg. 38 THE CAVALIER q..-..... - -..-...-...-..-..-........-..-..-..-..-..........-..-.......-...... - -. E 4 The Thornton Laundry 81 2 Dry Cleaning Co. T KA Quarter Century of Quality and Service! I Exclusive Users of MIRACLEAN E ODORLESS--OILLESS-GREASELESS i 234 Belmont Avenue S. J. Evans, Scienceville Agent Phone 40155 if.----...-...-..-..-..-..-..-.U..-4...-.--..-...--..-..-...-.u-..-...,.-..-...-...-.. +n1,,l1gl.1..,.- .-gl.-ln1g.1l,.,.u1.,-..nq1.'T.u-.M1nl.,g.,.l-..,qqLgg1I.L.g1.g1u' I 5 L SUCCESS ASSURED 4 SCIENCEVILLE GRADUATES or 1929 2 In a HART, SCHAFFNER and MARX f SUIT priced at 835 T New Collegian New University f Patterns Colors io.-..-....-......-.,-....-...-...-..-......-.E-........-..-..-...-...-..-..- --.---. Paul: I just bought a new set of Dickens. Bill J: Are they good tires? 4..:-..-..-...-..-......l.-.......-...-.H-. H-..-.. .-..-..- .. . 'E' 'S' I I l 1 EVANS, 1 1 l BARBER SHOP Our Name Outside Read about g Signifies', , g ' ' l Uur Good Work Inside Sclencevlue 5 usatisfiesw every week in 2 Barbers The 1 Beauty Operator i Mae Hackman i I Hubbard News 1 S. J. Evans, Prop. l I Q l l Scienceville, 0. : l I ! 4-.-......-..-..-..-..-..-......-.......g. -5- ,1..1.,.....1.u1...1.......1 1 1... THE CAVALIER GET ACQUAINTED With FISH GROCERY and MEAT MARKET Finest Meats and Groceries at Low Prices Stop 21 on McGuffey Rd. I..-.,1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,, RICHARD ORTZ Plastering Contractor Estimates Furnished 123 Richview Ave. Phone 94488 Youngstown, O. 1...1,4,,1,.,,1 1,011M1..,1,,,1,.g1..1..1..1 1,,.1.,,1,4.1..1.,.1......,,.1M1 1 J. D. Nesbitt Garage GENERAL REPAIRING Service With a Smile Phone 33003 Residence 41744 C. G. BERGER Builder of Better Homes Remodeling and Repairing Plans and Estimates Furnished Phone 62581 907 Liberty Rd. Scienceville, Ohio 1,11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.1..1 1 ....,.1..1.,,,1,.,,1.,t.... 1 1 1 AVERBECICS GREEN ROOM RESTAURANT 12 West Federal St. 1...1,,,1.,,1,,,1.,.1n.-..,1.l1.1.1uu1nn1..- 1nn1u.1..1..1.,.1..1,..1,,.1 THE WALKER FLORAL CO. Cut Flowers, Decorative Plants Nursery Stock Office and Greenhouse Youngstown and Hubbard Rd. Stop 32, Y. Q S. Car Line Phones Youngstown Central 31241 Hubbard 153 HUBBARD, OHIO This is the place to buy your garden seeds, flower seeds and bulbs. Our lawn grass seed makes velvety lawns. FRED R. MOODY 120 W. Boardman Street HARRY NICHOL QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS Phone 78535 Cor. Gray and McGuffey Rd. Stop 16, Sharon Line Youngstown, Ohio 1 1..,1u.1.,1uu1nn1nn1n1 1M 40 T HE CAVALIER 4fu1nl---1--ll--pu-.1 1 1uniuinv-un-nu-nn-nn1un-ul-II1 1 1 1 -u1uio f WADE'S REMODELED STUDIO For the i BEST I g Q IN PHOTOGRAPHY I7 West Federal Street I Phone 31662 1 L i.-..-..-,.-..-..-..-..-..-.,-,.-..-.,-,m..u-.i-..-..-..-.u-,.-..-.t...-,.i Anna: How far were you from the right answer to the second question? Wilbur: About two seats. vfninn-nu-nu-nninu1nu1nn:-un-un-nninnzuu-:n1un-nn-n -111--- anim? : 9 l 5 Cosms I i For Toasted Sandwiches and Salads at All Hours -A Good Place To Go I Ice Cream and Sodas l . . 2 i 8 East Federal Street Stambaugh Bulldlng 1 .i..-..-..-..-..-.,.,.-..-.,-..-..-,- - .......,.-,.-,.......-...-..-,.-.u.....-...f. a?n1nw-.n-nu- -n-nn--n-n---n-nn1nu--nn-rn-nn-nu-n-un--nu 1---- nu-ug I GEORGE SCHULLER co. 1 I We Specialize in ! 1 AUTO BoDY AND FENDER REPAIRING 1 : DISC WHEELS AND AXLE STRAIGHTENING I l WELDING-DUCO PAINTING AND TRIMMING : i GENERAL BLACKSMITH WORK l S BUILDERS OF TRUCK BODIES ' I l 5 WRECKING SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1907 F i 220 E. RAYEN AVE. PHONE 33626 221 COURT ST. f .-..-....-....-....-...-..-...-..- -...-..........I..-..-..-..-...-..t-..-............-......q. THE CAVALIER m1 1 n1u1u.1n1..1nn1nu1 111 SCIENCEVILLE SERVICE STATION McGuffey 81 Liberty Rd. .IONAH RICHARDS Refiners Gasolins, Oil and Greases U. S. Tires Accessories .1.41,I1'41,.1,.1..1,,.1..1..1..1q.1q. When you are in town stop at THE PARK SWEETS and have a sandwich or ice cream soda, home made candies, magazines and cigarettes, while waiting for your street car. 1,1 1 1.,1,.1..1,.1 1 1 1..--,.1.111.1ln1,.1.q1.l1..1..1gg1..1 STARK FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions Phone 33412 Greenhouse-Parker St There's a Reason Why You'l1 Find Trading a Pleasure in BEN MEBKIN'S GROCERY STORE Real Quality and' Service We Also Have a Complete Line of Goodrich Tires and Tubes Phone 33004 Cor. Jacobs and Northwood 1I11,q1,,.1,.1..1uu1n1u1.'1..1..--..1.l1.u1q.1..1..1.g1..1..1..1..1 SCIENCE HILL GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET Groceries-Notions-School SUPPLIES - SHOES - DRY GOODS 81 PAINTS Phone 33705 Scienceville, Ohio 1..1.,1u.1M1..1.,,1.nq1,..1..1fm1.,,- A Good Place to Eat! Where Dewell's Barbecue Hubbard, O. Barbecue Sandwiches Southern Style AHome Cooking - Our Specialty Pies-Ice Cream Soft Drinks THE WILKINS-LEONARD HARDWARE CO. Headquarters for SPORTING GOODS Walter Hagen Golf., Lee Tennis Racketsg Goldsmith Basehallg Pflenger Fishing Tackle, etc. Patronize Our Qfldvertisers 1:n 1:11.11-In : 1: 1 1: 1: 1: in 42 4- i l l I l l N ,ff I l ,.....i.,1..1.,1..1 1. THE CAVALIER ....,.....-..1,.1,.1...-g.-...T 1 ....1......,,1pu.-...mu kits 'ff Banjos, Guitars, Mandolins and Ukuleles Banjo and all other string in- struments taught and sold hy W. B. McMichael 314 W. Wood St. Phone 63065 Open Evenings -i---..-. -..-........-..-.....,-..-......-.......-........-.. .?..-..-.- ... .-..-..- -....,.-..-......-......-..-..-..- ... - - - .... I J. J. KELLY i 29 S. CHAMPION STREET Confectionery Q Near Sharon Car Line 5 Best Grade Candy and Ice Cream 4-.-.......-..-..-..-..-..-......-..-......-......-.....-...-..-.--..-..-..-.-- Florence: What makes a man give a lady a diamond? Bruce: The lady. .g...-.........-..-....... . I...ll1..1,,....1..........1.......1,,.1......1..1..... ...l I . 7 Youngstown Busmess College I 66011 the Square Q Ana i 9 W. Federal Street i Under new management and supervision since January 2 1, 1928. 5 Incorporated hy the State of Ohio. : Modern Building-New School Equipment 5 Competent Teachers l l l ! -1- National Bank. 5 Free Employment Bureau rendering intelligent service. New teachers-possessing college degrees. You are invited to visit this modern commercial school in the new McCrory Building directly opposite the First PHONE 73238 l1.....q.1..-..,1..1..1...-..1.,.1.l n n 1 n 1 ,1. .. .- iii... THE CAVALIER 43 4...-..-...-..-..........-..-..-...-...-..-..-...-..-.......-..-... ---- .-..-..!. I I I I Compliments i of I YOUNGSTOWN I SANITARY I I A LAUNDRY I..-.....-..-.....-..-..-...,,-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-...,.-..-..-.....-...-.,I Senior: Cheer up, you still have a chance to go down in history. Senior: I-Iumph, I do every monthf inn11:1ulu-u-I1n-an1uu-nu-nn-nu1nn1nn1un-nn-I-11.1. 111i111 n1uu1n,!. I 1 WELCOME SCIENCEVILLE . . - I LIBERTY I Confeetion Restaurant I F 1 W. Liberty - - HUBBARD, o. - . zo N. Main I 1 Both of our places have been reliable for the past I I twelve years. If it is in the candy line our confection I I has the best Home Made Candy to be bought, boxed or 1 I bulk. If it is meals, our Restaurant serves food as whole- 1 l some as it can be obtained. I WE CATER T0 PARTIES 7 Special Sunday Dinner 85c I I 'i':i:::n-- -- Z: 7:-11am ,:n :n-su-1Iim-Ip-pn1nI-an-nn-nu:uu1u1uu-In-Il1li0 44 THE CAVALIER GET READY I Opportunities for making money can always be found, 1- i but generally only those with money can take advantage : of them. , I Therein lies the value of money in the bank. It is I I available for instant use when opportunities present them- I selves. I Start an account here and et: read for our chance. 1 s Y Y I I First National Bank The Dollar Savings Sr Trust Co. I I I I Resources-Over Fifty-Two Millions I '4Youngstown's Gibraltar , I +I1ll-ln1nu-nu:-1n1nn1ul1lu1u.11I-.n--Iu14:1inu--nu1au1:-:1nn1uu--un1nu1nu1nu--uni: Joe: Well, James, how did you make out in your Geog- raphy test? James: Not so bad, I was the highest of those that flunkedf' :gan--ln--11s.--u-.ni.m1n.1.u1..1..1.,i, gg.,1.n1q.1nn-I.11-.l'1u'1l.1-1.14,-in? I I I I I ' I 5 Wishing the Class of j SPENCER'S I 1929 Success I MEAT MARKET I I I I I E31-1 I-Iaefner Fresh and smoked T meats, poultry, eggs and i Attorney-at-Law butter, I I I I L Realty I I Phone 1 I I I I I Youngstown, Ohio Scienceville, 0. I I I I I '!'l1mu-nl1lu1ru-uu1nn-111 -ul:-inf. '!'l1:u1nu1.n :nn-u-is-11-11: zu- --:n1n!n THE CAVALIER 1.,.1 .1...1.,1.,1,.,1n1n,1nn1u1u1 n1nu1n,t1l.11un1n-1..1..-.--I--I 1-.1 SINGER ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES FOR THE MODERN HOME FREE SEWING LESSONS Apply 303 West Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio 1nu.1u1n1u1n1uu1un1nn11n11-n1n-..1gl.-..1.q1u1.q1'.1t.p-..v1..1...-1.11 Miss Laughlin: I am tempted to give this class a test. Frank Thomas: Yield not to temptation. 1nu1u1n...n.1n.-n1n.1u1n.1u1u1..1..1.,1,.1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1.1 FOR YOUR NEXT SUIT-TOP-COAT-OVERCOAT Tailored to Your Individual Measure 322.50 See 332.50 .IAMES A. FABRIZIO 817 SCIOTO AVE Only Agent for Farr's Clothes, Inc. Union Made 1:111nn1nn1.u1.n..gu1u1u1u1,.1.. 1u1u1-n..u.1nn1n.1nn1u1n-11.1, SCOTCH ENAMEL RETAINS ITS LUSTER AFTER REPEATED SCRUBBINGS FLOORS FURNITURE WALLS THE YOUNGSTOWN GLASS 8a PAINT CO. UE UE SOLD coob PAINT Fon venus 246 E. Fed. St. 337 W. Fed. St. 1un1.I- 1...1...1..1.,1,.1.,1-.11 1u1,.. l 1 I l I l 44 1::1nu1nu1ul1.u1..1uu1n-1n.1nn1 '!' yd I Q l l l 1 4- YOU MAY BE NEXT! You Auto Insure Your Auto With Us Before It Happens. THE FITHIAN AGENCY 308 Mahoning Bank Bldg. We Were Pupils at Science- ville in 1880. ,1u1u....u---u1u1.'...u.-I. 1nu1uu1 45 46 THE CAVALIER 02111111111 iunvlninuvunvlnvuninliln -1v1L1v1v1 v 1 Lining. I I 1 , 1 I Every sale, whether one- A .I Q piece or a car load is covered l 1 - ' 1 I gl . E. by a 31,000 SURETY BOND, I I 'E I L . guaranteeing correct count l 6- and grade of all material sold i and delivered by us. I I I - I 3 The Unlon Wholesale Lumber Co. 3 I Phone 6-2226 100 E. Rayen Ave. I I I .5......-..-..-.....,-..-..-..-..-,.-..-......-..-..-.....-..-.,.........-..-..-..f. Irene: How come that our boys basketball team always looks so clean? A'Lil : Don't be so silly, 'It,' what are the scrub teams for? ?u11uu1nn1nninuiu-nn-inn-lninninuin-1111111nu1n-nni:n--un-nn-an-uu1un-nn--u-ni, 1 1 I NTEREST helps---but I I what counts most is another dollar added to those you have. I You will find our bank convenient f I and courteous I THE MAI-IONINC NATIONAL BANK I I THE MAHONING SAVINGS 81 TRUST COMPANY I Central Square 2 i Market and Boardman St. .i.....-.. .... ..-..-..-..-..-..-..-......-...,.-.. ...... ..-..f. meats from the Hughes Provision Co. at the C. M. Miller Co. later on, and I wan! some of it THE CAVALIER 47 jokes Bill Noble: What would you do if you were in my shoes? - Joe Lukac: Get them shined. be wk is if Mr. Thompson: What can you tell me about nitrates? Dominic: Well-er they're a lot cheaper than day rates. ff Dk Pk nk Mr. Noble: There is not a boy in this school as clever as my boy. A Friend: 'AGO on, how is that? Mr. Noble: Well, look at the chairs my Bill made out of his own head, and he has enough Wood left to make an arm chair. af ak Pk :sf Parson: Do you love to go to Sunday School? Ruth: Yes, sir. Parson: A'What do you expect to learn today? Ruth: The date of the picnicf' PK xc af x Prank E.: 'AI wish I could revise the alphabet. . C ,, ?,, Mid. Why. Prank: l'd put U and I closer together. '2 '- - - '!' fir ffofgoe,-,Q fo sfay gp here l This Magazine was jf? bed fowfglzi- printed by l l ..: 'W IT l l ,, W .V 1 THE 1 1 YOUNGSTOWN 1 my :I GN-if PRINTING FRI END I co. 1 ,li - J TELLS 5 g ANQIHER 3 3 'I heard mama say they were going to serve cold ' ' ! ! '!'..-...-..-...-..-...-..- .- -.....-Mg. I 48 THE CAVALIER Mr. Thompson: Lillian name an important date in his- tory. Lillian: 191O. Mr. Thompson: Why is that date important? Lillian: That's when I was born. if if if nk Mr. Boyd: Why do the people in the South keep their pig pens on the South side of the house? Maggie: I don't know. Mr. Boyd: To keep the pigs in. if Pk Pk if Carita: But how did you get battered up so in just going through the door? Paul: Oh yes, but the door was shut. :sf Dk af Vx :cf as Jesse: 'lWhat's the hurry? Ora Mae: Quick, where shall I go, Mr. Thompson is look- ing for me? Jesse: Run in the office, he never can find anything he's looking for in there. Pk if vs ,sf Father: I see by your report card your marks are low. Mid: Yes, I guess it is because I don't have any home work on it. x :sf if Pk Virginia: 'ADO you think a girl should be true to her first love? Frank E: Certainly, if she can remember who he is. Pk ww :af wk Bruce: Someone was telling me that we are to have a new concrete stadium next year. Jesse: Yes, the next year's Seniors have decided to use their heads. Pk Pk 11: ek Mr. Thompson: Which travels faster, heat or cold? Betsy: Heat, Mr. Thompson: How do you know? Betsy: Because one can catch cold. if Jr wk az Babe: I want a pencil. Ruth: Hard or soft? Babe: Soft, I'm writing a love letter. wr wk ak :ff Mid: You men are all alike. Paul: Then why 510 you girls want three or four?