Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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ESCIENCEVILLE REFLECTOR: Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. OCt. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec Dec Ike. Ike. Jan. JaIL Jan. Jam Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. hian Adan Adan Apn Apn Apn Apt hday June June June June June June Calendar 4--School began. IQine nnonths torture began'i 7bAssembly; Speakerer. Thompson. ZIbSenior Class officers elected. 21-Senior Doughnut Sale. 28-Assembly; Speakerer. W. L. Richey. S-Assembly; SpeakerbRev. Sanders. 13bJunior Weiner Roast and Open-Air Dance. 19bAssembly; SpeakerbRev. Labotz. 19-Seniors started Magazine Campaign. ZGbTeachersb Convention. No school!,, 29bFreshman Party. IbSenior Magazine campaign ended. 2-Plays given by Dramatics Club. ZbSenior Dance at Y. College. 9bArmistice Day Address by Dr. S. M. Farkes. QbSophomore Party. IGbAssembly; Speaker-er. T. Lamar Jackson. ZSbThanksgiving Holiday begins. S-Thanksgiving Holiday ends. 19bSenior Doughnut Sale. 19bGlee Club Concert. Zl-Christmas vacation begins. Marvelous . 7bChristmas vacation ends. Oh, Heck! 19bAssembly; SpeakerbDr. Wilcox of Y. College. 30bSenior Play Introducinb Susan presented by Cast: A. at 8:00 P. M. 31bSenior Play presented by Cast B. SbAssembly; Speaker, Mr. J. F. Welch. lzbbbWorld Peace,, by Rev. Van Kirk. 14-Senior Valentine Party. ISbSenior Assembly; SpeakerbDr. Evans of Miami University. ZlbtbAmericanismb by Mr. Philip Bucanan. 28-Senior Play presented at Buckeye School. IIbSenior Assembly; Speakerstr. Bucanan and Mr. Craig of Y. College. 15-Junior Vaudeville. leAssembly; Speakerb-Mr. Morris Scheible 3b0peretta presented by Glee Clubs. IS-Easter vacation begins. 22-Easter vacation ends. ZSbSophomore Play uHinky-Doodle Town,,. 3bJunior May Dance. 7bSenior Class Day. 7bJunior-Senior Prom. 9bBaccalaureate. IIbSenior Breakfast. IZbCommencement sob. sob? 14-Year ends. Susan Fleischer. This page sponsored by GOODYEAR SERVICE, GOODYEAR TIRE f5 RUBBER Co., INc., Front and Champion Streets. tbiriy-ane

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:SCIENCEVILLE REFLECTOR: Class History For the benefit of the kind friends and loving parents who may be interested, the Senior Class of 1935 presents a brief review of its activities during the past four years at Scienceville High School. The class began its all-eventful career as freshmen in 1931 under the guid- ance of Miss Dolwick, Mr. Alexander, and the late Miss Hays. All this year the class was simply lost in a fog, as most freshmen are. Later, it managed to get its bearings enough to give a very successful .party in the school gymnasium. As sophomores, the class learned to know sorrow as well as joy, because of the loss of Miss Frances Hays. But that overwhelming grief subsided after the appointment of Miss Mary Lupse to fill the vacant position. The class enjoyed its second social gathering at the school. Miss Lee, Miss Lupse, and Miss Cotter- man piloted the class safely to the junior shore. The junior year marked the true debut of the class by several social func- tions. For a starter, a Thanksgiving dance was given at the Poland Country Club. The next activity was a play, uSpooky Tavern? in which a number of boys and girls participated. A part of the proceeds from the play was used to give a party for the pleasure of the juniors and their friends. The class was forced to stop its revelry and take note of the awesome thing that later came to pass. Miss Edith Roberts, one of the class leaders, passed away as quietly as she had lived. Mrs. Davis came to carry 0111, with Mr. Boyd and Miss Lee until the end of the year. The next event, after the juniors regained their breath, was the selection of a class ring and pin. June eighth saw the juniors give their superiors, the seniors of ,34, a prom at the beautiful Stambaugh Auditorium as a final token of farewell and good Wishes. The two classes rocked in rhythm to the sweet, throbbing strains of Bill Semple,s Orchestra. And last, a few juniors assisted the seniors at their baccalaureate sermon and at the commencement exercises. In 1934, there were approximately 97 pupils scheduled to enter the senior class. The leaders this saddest, shortest, and sweetest year were: Mr. Boyd, Miss Lee, and Miss Dolwick. Under their excellent leadership and Wise counsel, the class was successful in many ways. The first party given by the uDignified Sen- iorsil was at the Youngstown College Auditorium. The class also gave a play, Introducin, Susan. For the pleasure of the double cast of this play and any other high school students, the class gave an informal party at Wardls Bakery Auditorium. This proved to be a most enjoyable affair for all who attended. Commencement Week was marked by many activities: Baccalaureate, at which Reverend Saunders delivered the sermon; Class Day; the Senior breakfast in Mill Creek Park; and Commencement. So, on the evening of June 12, this most brilliant and dashing, as well as the most dignified class in the history of Science- ville High School brought its eventful drama to a Close. eMargaret Wallace This page sponsored by CARL A. GLUCK, INSURANCE 65 SURETY BONDS, 1511 Market Street-Pbone 64283. thirty

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SCIENCEVILLE REFLECTOR junior Class thirly-two This page sponsored by TOTH,S DELUXE MARKET. 620 Steel Street and 200 East Federal Street. Ea