Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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ESCIENCEVILLE REFLECTOR-l-E- To Dorothy Myers, Marie Hitter leaves her ability to make bigger and better ice-cream cones. To Steve Arendas, Eddie Allen leaves his power over women. To Elizabeth Baglieri, Vernell Hulbert leaves her ability to act on the stage. To Evelyn Boals, Margaret O,Neil leaves her persuasive ways with men. T0 Betty Bartram, Margaret Treaster leaves her ability to flirt With the men teachers. To Ernest Hughes, Joie Tarentino leaves his senior dignity. To Violet Burrows, Catherine Albright leaves her secret of bewitching the boys. To Norman McMichael, Byron Williamson leaves his Model iiTi, Ford. To Jimmy Holmes, Jimmy Thompson leaves his stream-lined bicycle. To Ernest DeBacco, Jack Tooill leaves his newspaper route. To John Pope, Joe Noble leaves his politeness. To Florence McBride, Mardelle Stere leaves her positiOn as school-store clerk. To Edmond Dyer, Lester Brownlee leaves his ability to create disturbances in classes. T0 Mary Andrews, Anna Busin leaves her position as somebodyis stenog. To Eloise Draa, Mable Gordon leaves her naturally curly hair. To George Gettan and Paul Fryman, Don Miller and Vernon Nesbitt leave any two sophomore girls who may have fallen in love With them. To Shelton Bell, John LeCote leaves his active movements. To Irma Mesaros, Viola Maxim leaves her job as office helper. To Oliver Palantinus, Alex Kasnevich leaves his mechanical ability. To Jack Hargate, John Zaku leaves his detective magazines. To Andy Palantinus, .Sarah Clark leaves her economics pad. To Elizabeth Hallman, Chaney Howard leaves her tap-dancing ability. To Ignatus Mocarachenia, Eric Ermert leaves his luck in hitting the bug? To Sophie Neimark, Susan Fleischer leaves her sweetness. To Ferrel Johnson, Virginia Irby leaves her cute gym suit. To Wayne Shipton, Vincent Moretti leaves his mustache, on condition that he allows the said mustache to develop into a flowing beard. This page sponsored by COHEN,S CASH MARKET, Liberty and MCGuffcy-Pbone 66331. twmly-scven

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SCIENCEVILLE REFLECTORE ClassWill As the Seniors of Thirty-five are about to leave these Halls of Learning,,, With minds instilled with knowledge and superhuman understanding, they place in order the following will, hereby revoking and annuling all Wills made previous to this date. Heretofore it has been willed that all Wills will be willed according to law; but our will will m willed as we are Willing it to be willed. So hereunder is found the last will and testament of the class of 1935. Item One: The Senior class of 1935 bequeaths to the faculty the exclusive right to plan and formulate rules and regulations for all future classes. Item Two: To the Juniors we leave our dignified manners so that they may impress the Sophomores with their importance. Item Three: To the Sophomores, we hereby present our autographed desks as a souvenir of our pleasant work in all of our classes. Item Four: To the Freshmen, the parking space back of the building to be used for their kiddie cars, skooters, wagons, etc. Item Five: In view of services rendered the following seniors leave in- dividual bequests: To Arbutus Bott, Mary Balch leaves her reducing machine. To Gwen Absolom, Minnie Balthes leaves her typing ability. To Lucy Krivan, Enielia Braidicih leaves her quietness. T0 Carrie Brown, Bessie Bivines leaves her gift of gab. To Albert Biro, Sidney Chasanov leaves his curls. To Jimmy Williams, Pauline Crawford leaves her old chewing gum that is under her seat in American Government class. To Ralph Sweeney, Charles Deterding leaves his ability to run the next sen- ior class. T0 Jane Campbell, Charles Domhoff leaves his rabbit tails for powder puffs. To Mary Gale Deterding, Walter Edwards leaves his string of Aisii just in case. To Sam Shargo, Carl Lougstreet leaves all his old razor blades. To Wilmer Dusenbury, Kenneth Johnson leaves his football ability. To Lawanah Berger and Kenneth Harris, the future Traenkles tGlenn and Marionl leave their best regards. This page xponsorcd by THE CLOVER LEAF DAIRY Co. 1585 Himrorl AvenuPePbone 43 868. itwenty-xix

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ESCIENCEVILLE REFLECTORE To Wayne Williams, Howard Sarver leaves his Spanish side-burns. T0 Bob Sarver, Boyd Williams leaves his Stradavarius violin. To Alva Blunt, Tolly Mae Huey leaves her dancing feet. To Caroline Ceapa, Rose Oreco leaves her roller skates. To Louis Baglieri, Donald McGarry leaves his good nature. To Howard Thomas, Clayton Helsel leaves his strong right arm. To Marion Stafford, Alice Wylam leaves her double chin, so she can talk twice as fast. To Essie Mae Oliver, Elma Watt leaves her best boy friend. To Harold Woolensack, Harold Wilson leaves his woolen socks. To Esther Moretti, Eugenia Larson leaves her bashful ways. To Arthur Boomhower, Mary Long leaves her yodeling ability. To Edith Fairbanks, Dolores Black leaves her secret of how to grow up and still be little. To Willard Ellis, Raymond Rowles leaves his ability to step on girls toes at all dances. To the Teachers of Scienceville High School, Doris Welker leaves her sweet disposition and ability to control her temper at all times. To Jack Tavolario, his brother Andrew leaves his ability to have the last word in every argument. To Raymond Prisby, Thomas Hallman leaves his formula for making stink bombs. To Margaret Longstreet, Nellie Murdock leaves her power to have and to hold one man. To the Scienceville High School, Eddie Matlock leaves three cents to put towards a trolley car to get from one side of the building to the other. To Margaret Moretti, Nellie Nester leaves her boop-boop-a-doops To Roy Ferguson, Louis Pannunzio leaves all of his old permits. To W'illiam Nesbitt, Marthelia Wilson wills her ability to speak before the public. To Wilber Underwood, Ollie Satterwhite leaves his tenor position in the Sharline Quartet . To Fred Lynch, George Jackson leaves his mischievousness. Tlais page sponsored by EAST FEDERAL CUT RATE MARKET, 381 East FederalePbone 44573. twenty-rigbi