Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1936 volume:

1f :3 ?J . THE SILHOUETTE 0,: NIN ETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY'SIX VOLUME VIII Published by SENIOR CLASS SCIENCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO FOREWTORD The end of the school year brings the Senior Class to a realization that their high school days are over, and another and different world is before them. In this our Year Book, The Silhouette,, we present herewith an outline of the many pleasant and treasured memories of our years in Scienceville High School. It also shows a cross section of our social, scholastic and athletic activities, aspirations and achievements. We hope that in years to come we shall be able to look back with satisfaction and realize that the words, thoughts, and deeds of our high school days have been influenced by the aims and ideals of our Alma Mater and that we shall continue to move forward along similar pathways. It is our earnest wish that you, our friends, accept this souvenir with an appreciation of the sincerity, time, labor, and love which has made possible the publication of The Silhouetteb of 1936. THE SILHOUETTE Contents Foreword Dedication - Principalk Message - Assistant PrincipaYs Message Faculty - - Annual Staff - Seniors - - 9 Memories and Hopes 18 Senior Class Notes 19 Senior Class Song of ,36 19 Senior Class Poem - 19 Imagine - - 20 Senior Class Prophecy 21 Horoscope - 24 Class XVill 26 Senior Car - 28 Senior Class History 29 Snapshots - 30 Cartoons - 32 Calendar - 33 Juniors 34 Sophomores 36 Freshmen Athletics - 41 Football Squad 42 Trophies - - 42 Varsity Basketball - 44 Junior High Basketball - 46 Organizations - 47 Senior Play - 48 Senior Vaudeville 48 G. A. A. - 50 Latin Club 51 Girls1 Glee Club 52 Boys1 Glee Club 53 Orchestra and Band 54 Alumni - - - 55 Advertising and Jokes 19, 23, 27, 40, 62 llnw i DEDICATION m0 OUR parents who worked and made many sac- rifices that we might attend school; to our teachers who were kind and patient, who gave us efficient instruc- tion and inspiration to seek more knowledge that we might graduate to a fuller life; to our dear Alma Mater which furnished us with a place to work and play and a background for fond memories; to these, we, the June Class of U 6, most grate- fully dedicate this, the final record of our achievements in full appreciation of all that has been done for us. THE SILHOUETTE PrincipaPs Message Class of 1936: The time has now come when we must say, Farewell, my dear friendslll We do so gladly and cheerfully, because we recognize that this has been your desire. You have studied much and achieved some measure of success-enough to graduate-and now eagerly look forward to a new destiny. It is the universal and ancient prerogative of youth to boldly and energetically attack the problems of life. We wish you suc- cess, and Godspeed in this desire. We say goodbye somewhat sadly, too. You have given us of your cheerfulness and vitality and sincerity of purpose, thereby encouraging us and keeping us oldsters just a little younger. We will miss you more than you think. Come back to see us and tell us the accidents, the achievements and the disappointments that befall you. Our sadness in losing you will then change into gladness. We gladly and yet sadly say, Farewellll. eMr. W. L. Rickey THE SILHOUETTE Ixf Assistant PrincipaPs Message You say I should write a message for the Year Book of 1936. What a message could I give you that you have not already heard from me a number of times? Advice? This is your open season for it, and you are receiving it in abundance. But advice alone will not take care of the years ahead. You largely must form your own decis- ions and act there-on. I hope that during your four-year journey as a member of the caravan of Old Scienceville that you have accumulated certain knowledge, and an out-look on life that will enable you to meet life,s problems a little better than you would have done otherwise. That you have learned to appreciate some of the homely maxims, some of the simple truths, that have come down through the ages as the experiences of the race. That a clean life pays. That happiness is an attitude of the mind and can be gained only in the process of service and in making others happy. That success and true-worth can be secured only through hard work and constant application. That all kinds of labor whether in the factory, the office, or a professional position, is hon- orable and worthy of your best efforts. That the excellency of all civilizations have been based upon the morality of their peoples and that all moral codes are based upon Religion. That real success in life is not dependent upon the bank account Which you may accumulate but simply in being a clean, upright, and Christian man or woman, serving your fellow men, and in return receiving their respect and homage. . Scienceville will miss you; but bids you Godspeed, with a hope that you may fall heir to the best things m life; and a de51re that you may occasionally return to the halls where you spent your high school days. -C. V. Thompson six 4 l 'l i i THE SILHOUETTE FACULTY L. Seidcl, History; C. Davis, Music; E. J. Jones, English; M. L. Matteson, Mathematics; M. Lupse, Art; G. Cottcrman, Commercial; H. M. Hoskins, English; L. Lee, Latin, Dramatics; M. Fowler, 1. Librarian. L. Richey, Principal; H. G. Hoffmaster, Industrial Arts; C. M. Jones, Home Economics; F. E. Pond, English; H. M. Hutzcn, History, English; J. Orville, Commercial; G. Hawkins, History, Physical Ed.; E. Bcnninger, Secretary; H. Luxon, Geography, Physical Ed.; A. C. Doyle, Mechani- cal Drawing. W'. Bcccham, Commercial; L. N. Harness, Mathematics; W. Omeis, Music; M. A. Heckman, Science, Physicial Ed.; C. V. Thompson, Assk Principal; J. L. Beeghly, Science; N. D. Alexander, History; L. Boyd, Com. Geography, Com. Arithmetic; J. E. Ehrman, Industrial Arts; L. Miller, Science, Music. $9117! THE SILHOQM 9 V4 ,AJH r- ANNUAL STAFF l. Marguerite Morctti, Advertising; Violet Burrows, Stcnographer; Margaret Longstreet, Stenographer; Louise Steib, Advertising; Anna Szcnyeri, Circulation Manager; Ethel Watt, Advertising. IQ June WUlliams, Photo Editor; Florence McBride, Advertising; Dorothy Myers, CirCulation; Edith Fairbanks, Art Editor; Mary Gale Dcterding, Editor-in-Chief; Sophie Neimark, Assistant Editor; Marion Stafford, Stcnographcr. 3. Paul Fryman, Assistant Manager; Jack Tavolario, Business Manager; John Michael, Advertising; Oliver Palatinus, Advertising; Wayne Shipton, Advertising Manager. squs FACULTY ADVISORS Miss E. Jones, Editorial; Miss M. Lupsc, Art; Mr. A. C. Doyle, Business ss4-Ms K' AN ACKNOW'LEDGMENT W'c are grateful to the following people for contributions Which helped to make this book possible: Marion Stafford, Poetry, Glee Club; Lucy Krivan, Prophecy; Paul Gray, Will; Ernest DeBacco, Calen- dar; Arbutus Bott, His:ory; Dino Parisi, Horoscope; Oliver Palatinus, Sports; Joe Kopstoffer, Jokes- Margucritc Morctti. Dramatics; Mike Yurchison, Glee Club; Edith Fairbanks, Latin Club; Minnie Offner, G. A.-A.; Raymond Braidich, Orchestra and Band; Margaret Longstreet, Imagine; Louise Steib Indivi: dual PICEUI'C XV'ritc-ups and Verses; Eloise Draa, Alumni; Oldrick Mrazek, Cartoons. , eight W 234A wagam g E: ; HIL,. - 2;: L ; . I ,1 ten L? wgwArx THE SILHOUETTE NIZIMARK, SOPHIE Pub. Spk. Contest 4, Jr. V. Pres. 3, ka. Contest 2-3, Glee Club 1-4, G. A. A. 2-3-4, Annual Staff, Sr. Pres., Chairman Excc. Com. 3-4. It matters not bow long Wu liw, but how. XVILLIAMS, JAMES Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Sr. Vaudeville, Sr. Play, Operetta 3, Minstrel 2-4, Vice Pres. 4. Good nature and good sense must ever join. CAMPBELL, JANE Sr. Vaudeville, Class Secretary 3-4. lane, simple and quaint, Never excited unless she faints. NAGY, FRANK Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Sr. Treats. 4, Sr. Vaudeville. His mind is majestic and composed. Vw'av-NH, ,. N ANDREWS, MARY Glee Club 4, Minstrel 4. LN mihlnms cf'er attend the tongue. ABSOLAM, CHVEN Glee Club 4, Minstrel 4. :1 perfect woman, nohly flan- Med T0 warn, to comfort, to cum- mmzd. RAGLIERI, ELIZABETH Glee Club 1-4, Jr. Vaude- ville 3, Sr. Play 4, Min- strel 4, Operetta 1. Elisabeth with her big brown eye: 4lwuys flirting with the guys. ARENDAS, STEVE Orchestra 1-2. A towioy lzc wmld be Our 011 tlzc lmzc Prazrw. BELL, SHELTON Football 2-3-4, iaskethall 2- 3-4, Boxing 3-4. .Wmd 1x a thump in boring :lml IIVH't bad at baxlwtbull taming. HAGLIERI, LOUIS Glee Club 2, Band 1, Latin Club 2, Minstrel 2, Orches- tra 2. Louie, our young thicken farmer Aims to be a lady rlmrmm'. BLITNT, ALVA Girl Reserves 3-4. She always has a smile Fur anyone worth while. IIIRO. ALBERT Basketball 1-2-3, lethuH 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 2. Klin- strel 2. Our football Itcrn, Al; The idol of OI'cry fu-vfty gal. lHHH'IIHRVER, ARTHUR Glee Club 4, Sr. Vaudeville 4, Minstrel 3-4. Art and his guitar Raul: way 1110:? par. HOAIS, EVELYN Glee Club 1. TIII' flower of moulmmx Ix Hm vam of gram. eleven , 4 3w ; 4. 43$ HUTT, .XRIH'TI'S Hh-c V1111; 1-3, Latin fltlh 3-3, H. A. .X. 2-3-4. .Vn lvmuty'x Izl'v NIB immty f rl'c mm-i. I:RAIDICH, RAY Senior Play 4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 2-3. Hui! the day that brought us Raj . I:RUXVX, VARRIIC lerctm 3. H106 Vluh 1-1,, Girl chcrvc 2-3-4, 4 Cumnu'rrml Simivnr m xlu' ,vlltvuyx lulxy ax a luv. BL'RROWS, VIOLET Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Minstrel 1-4, Operetta 3-4, Annual Staff, Sr. Vaudeville 4, Jr. Vaudeville 3, Sr. Play 4. Violet always on display, Takes a bow in a personal way. CXRTER, JHSICPII Ulu- Cluh 1-2. Football 1. Hr IHIA' a grin from par M cur, HM! that ixn't all, 717' Mar. CROSCIN, MARIE Glee Club 2, Minstrel 4. Such a friendly girl is Marie If she never marries, she will Always be free. hli ILHTO, .XRMONH ,1! fallcing Ilr'x u find: Ilr will m'rm', m'n'r flinrh. DE BACCO, ERNEST Football 3, Sr. Vaudeville 4, Sr. Play 4. Not fire, but six brothers. DENNIS. NANCE Glcc fluh 23-4. A Capella 4. Minstrel 3-4, Upcrcttn 3. .VIHI'A'UI f't't'! H'U'V'F fW-V- DETERDING, MARY GALF Angual Staff, Salutatorian, Latm Club 2-3-4, Jr. Vaude- ville 3, Sr. Play 4, Operetta 3:4, Orchestra 1-2-3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, G. A. A. 2-3-4. A great pianist, some day she'll be As anyone can readily see. fwl'lrc DRAA, ELOISE G. A. A. 3-4. Latin Club 3, Senior Play 4. A quiet, studious girl 14'in a hidden perxonality. FAIRBANKS, EDITH Valedictorian, G. A. A. 2-3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Annual Staff, Glee Club 1-2-3. The Ivaledictorian of the class Is this tall, blond lass. GOGESCH, WILLIAM Memorial High 1-2-3. French Club 2. Science Club 2. Movie Club 2. did my work in silence. N HALLMAN, ELIZABETH Glee Club 4. Elizabeth is soothing and tall, lVith the boys 5119 docs stail. JACKSON, THELMA Darla cym-cternal soul of pride. DUSICNBURY, VVILMER Latin Club 2, Glee Club 2-3-4. Someday a great breather he'll be Maybe on land or .x'ca! FRYMAN, PAUL Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Sr. Vau- deville 4, Annual Staff, kind 4, Latin Club 2-3. H'lmt I learned I have far- gotten H'hat I know I llaT'C guessed. GRAY, PAUL Though M5 name ix Cray, Hix hair is not. HARVEY, JOHN liand 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2- 3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4. Bas- ketball 2-3. :1 xararlzonv playm' z'x 1w fllltll how he am playiDo, R0, Mi. liOCIIAMliA. STEVE lionkkeeping Contest 3. chn of fvw wonky arc tlzv best mcn. tbirleen KOPSTOFFER, JOE Sr. Vaudeville, Sr. Play. A big league player is his aim, W'e wonder if he will win fame. LAWSON, JAMES James tries to be a man All the girls think he's grand. LOMBARD, MARION Glee Club 1. Not stepping oher the bounds of Modesty. LYNCH, Fred Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Orches- tra. 4, Band 4. In a pinch, youhll find Lynch. McEANENY, WILLIAM Orchestra 1-2-3-4. The force of his own merit makes his way. fourteen KRIVAN, LUCY Minstrel 4, G. A. A. 2-34, Pub. Spk. Contest 4, Oper- etta 1, Glee Club 1-4, Jr. Vaudeville 3, Sr. Vaudev1lle 4. A little mischief by the way, Is fine to spice the passing day. LEVITSKY, NIARY G. A. A. 2-3. Glee Club 1, Minstrel 1, Operetta 1. She is fair, and . Her like would be hard to fwd. LONGSTREET, MARGARET Glee Club 1-2-3, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Jr. Vaudee ville, Sr. Vaudeville, An- nual Staff, G. A. A. 2-3-4. In each cheek appears a pretty dimple Lot'e made those hollows. MCBRIDE, FLORENCE Sr. Play, Annual Staff Latin Club 1-2, G. A. A. 2. A spirit, yet a woman too. McMICHAEL, NORMAN Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Band 3.4 N. E. 0. T. A. Orchestra 3i Do right and 'well and let The world sink. MCRAE, JOE Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Rand 1-2- 3-4, Glee Club 1. Herb ix 100 11111306 :Ind' his tuba Izc dam Hay. MISCISKIA. TRESA Glee Club 1, Operetta A. A. 2. Nothing is inmusszblg To a trilling heart. MORETTI, MARGIVERITE Jr. Vaudeville. Sr. Yaudev ville. Glee Club 2, Annual Staff. Margaret is T'Pl'j' swm't 5hr 5:3ng and taps Izcr fact. OLIVER, ESSIE MAE Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girl RC- .xcrves 1-2. 0001111055 dam not mnxist in greatness But grratncm in gomlncss. PALLAY. ANDY Glee Huh 3-4, Urchhtru 12- 3-4, lizmd $74, Minxtrcl 3,4. Pulluy Ix lumziy Ilvm'u thy IHIIHU Judy MICHAEL, JOHN 81'. Play, Sr. Vaudeville, A11- 1111211 Staff. Kiminmx Nayx a lmuiing part In Hlix follow : nfwn lmart. MORIiTTI, ESTHER Glee Club 1-2-4, Vaudeville 3. 77qu art a zwmmn, and that ix .mying 771K 17m? and worse Hf HIM. MYERS. DOROTHY 81'. Play, Annual Staff, Glee Club 12. I maidvn 50 dvmm'p Of llmxwxlf xlzr'x r'rry sure. PALATINUS, OLIVER jr. Vaudeville, Sr. Vaude- ville, 41111111111 Staff, Football 1. Sturdy mm! tall Hp HIU'I'US in the hull. PARISI. DINH Sr. Vzuulexille. Sr. Play 771v mull twin; tulccx life any 7me 1mm 1; 111m: Pawn. fifteen POPE, JOHN Glee Club 2, Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2. He loves to chat with girls: lTis the way of men. POZGAY, MARY Glee Club 4, Shorthand Con- test 3. Always willing to help and d0. PRISBY, RAYMOND Glee Club 2-3-4, Latin Club 2-3. Much has he traveled In the realms of books. ROHAN, STEVE Glee Club 3-4, Basketball 3. Many great men do n-ot loz' Their books all the tune. ROSS, EDWARD Today soon will be yesterday, 30 Illl wait for tomorrow. SEMCHEE, THOMAS Basketball 1-2-4. The teachers think hels shy But, oh-what the girls think! SHIPTON, WAYNE Glee Club 1-2-4. Give me a woman and a car Then watch my speed. SINKOVIC, STEVE Modest he seems, not shy. STAFFORD, MARION Bookkeeping Contest 2, An- nual Staff, Glee Club 1-4, Operetta 1, Minstrel 4, G A. A. 2-3-4. A miss who is at poetry clever. STEIB, LOUISE Bookkeeping Contest 2, An- nual Staff, Sr. Vaudeville, G. A. A. 2-3, Glee Club 1-4, Operetta. 1, Minstrel 4. She giggles at a joke; But goes with the bst folk. 0 0f sixteen .m-gw , w..al.,.nam Mm. m.tw an xWVINNICY, RALPH Jr. President 3. 2-3. Glee Club 3-4, RIiHA Ktrel 2-4. lfr'cry mun Y0 u hut 11 im. is a t'nlump if know 110w tn nwul TARVER. JAMES Fuothall 2-3-4, Glec flub 2- 4. MinstreI 4. 7n Tam'pr, WC 1111:? an artist, Not a. mnw: '1 110311 805', HELEN .S'ilrnw. 1hr fr'z'dv 0f l't'UXuH. l'NDEIHYOHIL VILlll'R Fmrtlmll 1-2-34. Ihhketball 1-373, Glee Club 2-3-4, Mini strel 2-4, Operetta Wm firm! 11f Uu' HIM flung, 11'113' dmnm't xmm' mm IuT'mzt .mmvflz 1-H ' dllffm'rnt , w .7. XVIIJJAMS, ICDIHIC GILT Vlllh 1-2-34. Urthsx- 1m 172-3, Minxtrcl 3-4. Upw- vllu 173. ll! Hu' .m'U'l uj Ufa llex 11M! 11H I1vhlu'. Fonthilll 1- SZEXYICRI, ANNA Operetta 3, G. A, Play, Annual Staff .1 muhlru light and air Ilz'l' IHIHIL' ix 41mm .Sfccnyvri. TAYULXRUL Glee Huh 2, Annual Muff. Illx hair ix Maris llzx numc ix fuck. jzlck 'l'RICASTIiR. RHHICRT Glee Huh ; H'iflz lrlm' Kym, Mandy hair xlmi a sunny dixfmsition. V.Yl 'l . ICTHICL chc V1111; 3'4. Milhtrel 4, Hirl .anzll Staff Upcrcttzl Rt'Sel'YtN AI maid, mmlvsl, and XUZf-fwXXUSXLHL Vll4I.IKM5. .HVNIC H166 Vlulw H .X i .leunl Stuff VI lw vltcvrful Jim: luugm'L sel'mtlpen YITRFHISUN. MIKIC Glee Vlnh 2-4. Minstrel 3.4. 'I'unu'lrxx, .S'wlfl um! proud, WILLIAMS, WAYNE Glee Club 1.2-34, Minstrel 2-3 Concert 3-4, Band 3-4, Orhhestra 3-4, Jr. Vaudeville Operetta 3-4. A wouldebe crooner is our Wayne ' , . But hets the girls favomte just the same. Memories and Hopes In the west the sun is sinking now On school days, lettered each in red; The length,ning shadows find us thinking how Our carefree days are gone, so quickly they have sped. Yes, we have lived our Heaven-sent years, A dream of joy they eher shall be For all wehve done, our joys and tears Are inscribed upon Memoryhs page you see. If our hearts become heavy with sorrow Our problems With which we,re unable to cope, Let us live each today so that weary tomorrow May shine through the distanceea vision of hope. Eighteen THE SILHOUETTE Senior Class Notes CLASS MOTTOeAn investment in knowledge pays the best interest. CLASS FLOXVEReRed Rose. CLASS COLORS-Old Rose and Ivory. hh-t'Aw-tt Class Song Class Poem 1936 tTune of Battle Hymn of the XVewe come to the close of our Senior RepubliCU year Loyalty to Scienceville, the school we And the parting seems hard to bear. love so dear, But this one thought we must keep in Honor to her standards that shall never mind; speak of fear, Sweet Mem,ryis a jewel rare. Bulwark of protection that,s a shelter from 311 woe. In the struggle to reach our goal Thy spirit goes marching on! We,ve had both trouble and fun. But the rainclouds have parted now; CHORUS: Disclosing once more the sun. Glory to thy name forever, Honor thine above all others Our path of preparation has led us Rising ever to thy colors T0 the threshold of life outside; We will keep thy standard high! And, if opportunity greets us not, We know that the world is wide. Sing the song of Vict,ry till from hill and dale it rings, Of this fact there is no doubt; Till each mountain to the valley its re- Some are large and some are small sounding echo brings; But we of 1936 will be, It fills our hearts with gladness and our The mightiest Class of them all. hOPeF are ever h1gh eMarion, Sfrszord Thy spirit goes marching on! Our hearts with love grow warmer and we fain would linger here, As memlries bring back happy hours so far and yet so near. Ever faithful to thy colors as we bear them on ahead Thy spirit goes marching 0n! -Carrie Brawn This Page Sjmm'or-yd by MENTZER CANDY CO., Wholesale Confectioners 36l7 Market Street Phone 24053 Youngstown, Ohio nineteen L - a: a :1' THE SILHOUETTE Can You Imagine Gwen Absolamebeing unreliable. Elizabeth Baglieriwwearing a bustle. Eloise Draa--having a long conversation With a boy. Violet Burrows-Without her hair set. Louis Baglieriegoing into business as a peanut-vender. Shelton Bell--letting Carrie Brown make a hero out of him. Paul Grayetaking a girl out. Edith Fairbanks-Without her string of A,s,,. Esther Moretti-avoiding Buddy Spezza. Sophie Ncimark-getting low grades. Louise Steib-leaving Robert Hall alone. Steve Kochamba-admitting he,s bashful. Fred Lynch-hurrying to class. Ralph Swinney-without Erma. J. C. Tarver-skipping classes. Evelyn Boals-vamping a man. Mary Gale DeterdingHWithout her history assignment. Lucy Krivane-giving dancing lessons. Arbutus Bott-giving Bud Francis dirty looks. Essie Mae Oliver-agreeing that you are right. Marie Croscinihaving her chemistry lessons up to date. Andy Pallay-missing anything that goes on. John Michael-letting a certain Sophomore girl walk to classes by herself. Oliver Palatinus-staying in the background. Steve Sinkovic-talking to the girls. Florence McBrideeas a stenographer in a doctorhs office. Margaret Longstreet-without the 27h Chevie. Mike Yurchison-being forward, Helen Thompson-Without that far-away look. Jane CampbelleaSking James Lawson for the next dance. Joseph Carter-trying to slide down a trombone. Wayne Shipton-being timid around girls. Marion Staffordewithout work to do, HOW HELPLESS THE JUNIOR CLASS WILL BE WITHOUT THEIR FRIENDS-THE SENIORS? THE SILHOUETTE Senior Class Prophecy One sunny, spring morning I started on a merry, little jaunt. The flowers perfumed the breeze; the spring birds filled the air with sweet, thrilling, high-pitched musical notes; the brook trickled and murmured to the wild animal life of the forest. All this enchanted me, and I wandered on and on. Suddenly I discovered that I had lost my way. I stopped still, looking right and left, and nearby, to my surprise, I saw a little run-down shack. Going nearer, I knocked at the door. No anSWer came. I knocked again. Still there was no answer. Becoming curious, I opened the door and walked into the old shack and saw, to my amazement, a large comfortable dwell- ing-most of it apparently being underground. Peering cautiously into the dim corners, I presently saw an old woman looking at me queerly. uDon,t bother to tell me who are are? she called shrilly. I know you. You have come from the Scienceville class of 36 and are here to learn what is in store for all of you in the future. Many come seeking my advice, but few profit by it because youth will learn through experience. However, follow me and I shall show you a few things to surprise and delight you? Now, really, this was amazing, because I had not been thinking of my ClaSs, and nothing was farther from my thoughts than the future; nevertheless I decided to follow and learn what I could, since I had been given the opportunity. She started slowly down a long passage, I following. Suddenly she spoke, iiNow, along this passage you will find many doors and each door is numbered for a respective year. Enter as many as you like, and gaze into the future, but it will do you no good to speak to those whom you see for they can neither see nor hear you. When you are finished, come back and I will be waiting for youf, With these words, she turned and left me standing before the room numbered 1937. With trembling hand, I turned the knob on the door and stepped into the room. Suddenly all my fears left me, for here I saw friends. Sitting at her easel, I saw Gwendolyn Absolam finishing a remarkable picture. Her secretary, Mary Andrews, was busy sorting fan mail. Steve Arendas was scrubbing the floor for the great ex- hibition to be held there. I came to room 1938 which was in the form of a race track. Steve Kochamba was trying all types of racing cars. None of the cars suited him. Does anyone have a car that might suit him? JoSeph Kopstoffer won the 100-yard dash in the Olympics. YouIre doing fine, Joe. We find Lucy Krivan, who having tried out a speeding car, is now blocked by a few telephone poles. The Shipton-Sinkovic Circus was in room 1939. At the gate I found Raymond Prisby with Steve Rohan as ticket seller. Edward Ross, the general manager, was showing off his sword swallower, Tommy Semchee, to the public. In the tent the first thing I saw was Ralph Swinney, the blushing Romeo, operating the Dating Bureau, with Helen Thompson, the dainty little tight rope walker, attracting his attention. In the next corner Jack Tavolario was taming savage lions and James Tarver was telling those little white lies to all who will listen. In another corner we have those famous musical twins, Elizabeth and Louis Baglieri, who play in Rubber Bands. In room 1940 Marguerite Moretti was practicing her crooning for a future audi- tion with Major Bowes. The Moretti,s are very laughable; Esther is the inventor of laughing gas. Frank Nagy was ninth fiddler in Guy Lombardds Orchestra. In the audience sat Sophie Neimark, with her eyes intent upon the fiddler. In room 1941 I found John Pope as dancing instructor for girls. He was teaching them how to put rhythm in their walk; his pupils were Mary Pozgay, Anna Szenyeri, Marion Stafford, and Louise Steib. twenty-one Way TE M Williams, Orchestra blaring t cl the flute; Eddie, the sax; and Wayne, the Iireneh horn, u '1 p y W , t t ' .d ' ' ' ' der so the oulcln t get them mixe , Y sot ke t their instruments in or . . , . D t rCIhDIropping into room 1945, I found Oliver Palatmus preparing to become a naval officer at Annapolis. In the next room, 19 the doctor. Wilbur Underwood was there on and Ethel Watt was there because she had over-eaten. In room 1947 I heard an amateur hour conducted byway; Cillrtvflr'll Igoel wits arr: nouncing the contestants. Marie Crosein, a soprano, sang h en if I: n Cove . The IIDebaceo Brothers,,, Armand and Ernest, tapped to t e tune o cre omes the Sun? Hanee Dennis performed the widely known Truckm . In room 1948 I saw Edith Fairbanks, the glorious, glamorous, most popular star of the season, reading the script of her new picture EverythingGoes . room 1949 and saw a man wrapped in ropes; wh1ch wasthe work. of on Bell. The referee, Albert Biro, still lOOklng surprised The referee called for a nurse to take Alva Blunt, dressed in a w'th Jimmie Williams In another room I found the l Mike as leader. June playe Robert Treaster was rows of beds. ful sleeping sickness 46, I saw rows and account of the aw I came into the great boxing champ, Shelt because of the action wh1ch had taken place. . care of the unconscious man who was wrapped in the ropes. white uniform, came in. Room 1950 was a television station. Evelyn Boals Face Cream. She was dressed in a red evening gown w . Dino Parisi was announcer for this short-wave telev1$1on station. radio announcer for Golden Glint Rinse,, for blond hair. Room 1951 was a department store. Paul Fryman was in the lobby dressing the Windows. George and Julius Gettan were in the farm machinery department and were making a fortune for the store. Dorothy Myers was in charge of the jewelry department. Essie Mae Oliver was on the third floor working in the Beauty Shoppe. James Lawson was the wholesale manager of the furniture department. Mary Gale Deterding, a buyer for the dry goods department, was making a successful sales talk to one of the head managers. In room 1952 we came upon a very roug ing his guitar while Arbutus Bott was singing Hillbilly songs. mixing drinks-ginger ale and orange j plates-midnight lunch, if you please. Violet Burrows w Campbell was the ehaperon. Further down the hall, room 1953 attracts me. From outside the door I saw Florence McBride dressmg in in a white uniform and I wondered what she could be clomg. She was getting ready for her graduation from St. Elizabetlfs Hospital. W'il- garln Megarllgeny who was a Real Estate Salesman was trying to sell her a lot near Mc- eveys a e. .In the next roorn 1954 I saw Norman McMichael growing wealthy teaching mu51c on all kinds of instruments. Joseph McRae ran the music store for Norman. Room 1955 holds our ladies man J h ' ' . '. , o 11 Michael. He seems to be hany n around Tresa MisC1skiaIs Beauty Salon. y g Johns: 3e stairs and into room 1956 I wandered and here W'ilmer Dusenburv and arvey were C0mPOsmg new jazz hits while Eliz b ' a C s I I 3 Jackson sang and danced to them. th Hallmm 1nd Thelml In room 1957 I saw Willi am . . . restaurant in which Mary LevitskYGochSitI 4nd gargbaret LongStrCCt m their StlvllSh , an 1 anon o , t . .' , Gray working at the soda fountain. m ard vere waitressts, xuth Paul I came into the last roo m-1958 and ' . - I de'Pecl on the floor, and by so doinfOI1nd 1t eifnpty, -I was SO disappomted that myself slee in unde ' g- arose mm thls misty SPClL 31nd fOUNd p g r a tree With the squirrels and bb' ' ra Its playing all about me. was advertising Lady JonesI ith silver slippers to match. Andy Pallay was the h party. Arthur Boomhower was play- Raymond Braidich was uice. Carrie Brown was passing the luncheon as sampling the drinks. 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DICTERDINC ICLOISE DRAA XVIIAIER I'HTSENBI'RY EDITH FAIRBANKS PAI'L FRYMAN hVILIJAM GOGESCIT PAI'L CRAY ELIZABETH HALLMAN JOHN HARVEY THELMA JACKSON STEVE KOCHAMRA JOE KOPSTOFFER LI'CY KRIYAN JAMES LAhVSON MARY LEVITSKY MARIAN LOMBARD MARGARET LONGSTREET FRED LYNCH FLORENCE MCBRIDE WILLIAM MCEANENY NORMAN McMICIIAEL JOE McRAE JOHN MICIIFAL TRESA MISCISKIA .xumummrrr: MORETTI ESTHER MORETTI DOROTHY MYERS FRANK NAGY SOPHIE NEIMARK Iissn: MAE OLIVER OLIVER PALATINUS ANDY PALLAY DINO PARISI JOHN POPE MARY POZGAY RAYMOND PRISBY STEVE ROIIAN EDWARD ROSS 'rnmms SEMCIIEE WAYNE SIIIPTON STEVE SINKOVIC MARION STAFFORD LOI'ISE STEIB RALPH SWINNEY ANNA SZENYERI JACK TAVOLARIO JAMES TARVER HELEN THOMPSON ROBERT TREASTER WILBL'R UNDERWOOD ETIIEL WATT EDDIE WILLIAMS JAMES WILLIAMS ,H'Nla WILLIAMS WAYNE WILLIAMS MIKE YURCIIISON lu'mfy-four THE SILHOUEIEE Horoscope NICKNAME Gwyn hYUUICIhU Innis iIItIIF-V Lon Slum, .Il Tootsie F7 H'iff Fools Ray Dixie I'i Janiv Jlilsr' Jlaria ch'acc Ernie Jumping Joe Geo El Dusy Ede Sister Goggy H 0g Lizzie Hobby Jackie Stet'e Paloolca Lucille Jimmie Ducky AMarian M'argic Freddie Flossw Charlie Snoop: Joe Willie Terry Shorty spaghetti Dot Nagio Soph Essie Pete Gump Abe Popsie Mary Ray Pccshta Eddie Tommy Rusty Sinkie Dewey Bcasy Terry Nan Big Shot Fish Toots Bob Shorty Ethel Tots Jimmie June Foosy Yurc APPEARANCE Demure Chubby Cowboy Mac XVcSt Eddie Cantor Strong George O'Brien Gay Quiet Freckles Frail Blushing Capable Eyes Dependable Restless Solid Industrious Curly hair Grinning Conservative Neat Popeye Blondie Baby Face Unassuming Curly Hair Slender Long Quiet Blushing Devilish Short BUT Blighty Tall an d H andsome Pleasingly Plump Wifely Happy Indian Slim Chatty Professor Slick Handsome Jolly Small Flirtatious Friendly Boisterous Efficient Curious Bold Tiny Kayo Black Hair Slow Jovial Quick Blushing Dreamy Sweetie Silent Modest Surprised Bearded Bashful Villian Husky Giddy Drowsy Happy-Go-Lucky Trustful Mopey Squinty Mousy Pretty Boy Saucy ff FAVORITE EXPRESSION Doggone it I know it lrecscights NO! 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THE SILHOUETTE XYEAKNESS Sewing Candy KIilkwagun Swimmingr Chickens Boxing Football Keeping Quiet Choir Singing Guitar Junior Boy Talking IYl'iting Future Name Boys Book Room Freshman Girls Sec. Training Illondes Good looking girls North Side Classical Music Epworth League Preaching Giggling 33 Plymouth History Jallopy Bribing Sax Dramatic Louise Acting Sports Traveling Chewing Gum East Hi Boys IIChevvy'I Janitor AIIvertisiug Salvation Army Lucille Tuba Margaret Chewing Gum Losing Things Talking Chemistry His Violin Shows Singing Public Speaking Stamps Spaghetti Teasing Girls Am, Government Eating Mechanic Chevrolet VVomeu Buick Physics Reading StCVe Erma Tennis Skipping Giving Speechm John Opincarnc Fairy Tales Dice ioya Love Making Acting Arguing Music Gifts Horoscope FUTURE Artist C001: Farmer 5Eu1'mmr'ug Chump Cllirlccn Furmcr Joe Louis I! 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Janitor IVorlde Tcmzis Champ Advertising Clzicf Bamzccr ATiatrir H'muank Home Comp Dancer Drcxsmalecr Ilieclzanic College Professor Social Loader Rancher Teacher APPROPRIATE SONG Happy Days Arc Here Again All of Me Home On The Range lIm Pulting All My Eggsx in Our izlskL-t I Love My Rooster Iiox Car Bill Football Freddie IIIy luau Ding Dong Daddy Talking Blues I Feel Like a Feather In The Breeze Ithu A Gypsy Makes IIis Violin Cry Carry Me Back To OhI Virginia IYheu Nellie Got The Gong 0M Rocking Chair Got Mo Piccolo Pete Sweet Marie I'm Thru IYith Love Chasing Shadows Swing It By The Fireside Lady In Red Get Aboard Children Love Lifted Me You Got the Cutest Little Iizlhy Face Sunny Boy XYahoo XYahoo Some Of These Days Basin St. Blues Lover Come Back To Me I W'ished On The Moon I Promise You About A Quarter Of Nine My Darling Nellie Gray Nellie The Red Haul Hold Me Just IVe Two Bend Down Sister Just You Rain On The Roof Putting On My Top Hat You Never Can Tell IYhy Delft You Practice XVhat You Preach Dark Eyes Goody Goody My Buddy YouIre The One Vagabond Lover Just Friends How Long Will It Iuaxt NohodyIs Sweetheart Ilut Mine I Found You If You IYere Only Mine You Got To Be A Football IIem Learning I331 The Sycamore Tree Just a Blue Eyed IIhmde Who Cares 6 Women How Dry I Am Alone Indian Love Call I'm In The Mood For Love Show Me The Way To Go Home Nobodyys Sweetheart me' Yes, XYe Have No Banana: Dixie Cmft IVE Talk It Over XVhatIs The Use Dinah BIC And IIIy Boy Friend Basin Street Blues Just One DIOI'e Chance IYhen It's June In January Ithn You and I IYcre Young Maggie I Get The Blues IYhen It Raim CLOSE UPS Gentlest Plumpest IIaudiest Pluckiest Gloomiest Toughest Slickest Astutest Oldest Freckliest Petitest Fiddliest Politest Snssiest Wittiest Slouchicst Fattest Scmppiest Glassiest XViggliest Deariest Loveliest Queerest Smartest Sissiest Quietest Grimest Sleuderest Leggiest Slyest Cutest Hardest Spricst Thinnext Wondest Meekest ClassieSt Brassiest XVorkcst Gawkiest Slickest Blushiest Chubbiest Tiniest Sunuiest Crandest Luckiest Primiest Slipperiest Cockiest Smallest Talkiest Politest Busiest Laziest Crimiest Shrinkiest Sleepiest Dizziest Vainest Shyest Chatticst Ruddiest Prettiest Nosiest Snddest RIoorIieSt MildeSt Izlzziest Dressiest Surhest Funniest Craukiest Neatest Hookiest twenty-fh't THE SILHopETTE Class XVill We, the Senior Class of 1936, of Scienceville High School, Mahoninlg County, State of Ohio, U. S. A., realize the nearness of our departure from tillear 01:1 SCIenC-T- ville Hioh School, and assume that we- must take our places among t effijan 313d f1 e of eageizeyed folks in the world at large; therefore we declare and a 1rm t 15 Our 2' last will and testament. l John Pope bestows his ability to stay away flion;1 vigorllziin to Jack Becker. i Vers be ueaths er uietness to ut o . . l girfrihlggslglam leaves her ability to help Mr. Alexander in the Study Hall to l Edith Finn. ,l l Armand DeBacco leaves his curling iron to James Welsh. k r-l i Essie Mae Oliver yields her job of making report cards to May Clar . ll l Albert Biro leaves his ability to train fonfootball to John Draia. l i Jane Campbell leaves her bookkeeping abillty to John Perry. i l Florence McBride leaves her giggle to Betty Bartram: . l Marv Andrews leaves her office job to any girl who 15 sweet sixteen. 1 Fred Lynch, with the greatest of pleasure, leaves his tardy. admlts to Joe Lawhorn. l l Elizabeth Baglieri leaves her sparkling brown eyes to Julia Kubilis. . l l Margaret Longstreet bequeaths her ability to ride home to lunch to Margaret Relch. l i Evelyn Boals leaves her quiet ways to Vera Burrows. I James Lawson leaves his California tan to John Opincarne. .1 i Lucy Krivan leaves her basketball ability to Sarah Lazar. l 'l Thelma Jackson leaves her meek and mild ways to Arvalla Wafford. ll I Louis Baglieri leaves his absence record, as an example of how many days you can l E stay out and still graduate, to Peter Alexander. .; l Shelton Bell leaves his ability to fight to Andy Hudock. l; 3, Violet Burrows leaves her singing to any Junior who has a tearful voice. Arbutus Bott leaves her surplus fat to Tubby Milligan. $ t; Art Boomhower leaves his ability to ltrain whistlel to any Junior with a husky 5 1 voice. 3'th mun w :2! l: : Frank Nagy leaves his ability to argue anything and everything to some fresh t. 3; Junior. ! William Gogesch wills his ability to rest to Howard Thomas. Letitia Opincar is to become sole possessor of Eloise Draa,s shade of lipstick. Oliver Palatinus leaves his public-speaking ability to Robert Hall. Mary Pozgay bequeaths her wnsome smile to Lawannah Berger. . Julius Gettan wills to stay with the Juniors. W Edith Fairbanks bequeaths her artistic talent to Eleanor Rahn, providing she at- tends school at least one day a week. i Elizabeth Hallman leaves her boy-friends to go back into circulation. Joe Kopstoffer contributes his jokes to Howard Jones. ' T E TIES! Erii'u' 1 la Mary Levxtsky leaves her blonde hair dye to Eleanor Felton. 33: Steve Kochamba bequeaths his blooming blushes to Bill Hitter. i kW . Ernest Dehacco leaves information on coming history tests in his locker to the i If first one who finds it. i 5h Tresa Miseiskia bestows her sophisticated ways on Erma Dewell. i h'. Wayne Shipton WlllS his position in the Glee Club to Carl Steele. NI Isistiiler xotettlklelaves her mischievousness to Everett Tobey i op 1e elmar eaves the presidential chair of th ' . i 1 Marv Gale Deterding bequeaths her met e Senlor Class t0 Cthk MathCk' ' h Wylam. hOds of getting her man to Virginia Paul Fryman leaves his violin to an Hance Dennis leaves his dancing 3 yone who will keep up the good work. blllty to Erante DeToffel. twenty-six THE SILHOUETTE Paul Gray leaves his ice-skating ability to Art Boomhower, and Art leaves it to Chuck Finley. Marguerite Moretti leaves her excessive power of tongue to Carrie Daniels and what is left to Mr. Thompson. Wilmer Dusenbury leaves his sweet tenor voice to Jay Brownlee. Andy Palley leaves his recipe for height: two toothpicks and a glass of water each meal. He hopes this Will aid the Juniors. Marion Stafford sadly leaves her coiffures t0 Lois Slagle. Dino Parisi leaves his ability to skip school and not get caught to Bud Francis. Johnnie Harvey bequeaths his baseball ability to Elmour Armour. Steve Arendas bequeaths his happy disposition to Elmer Card. Louise Steib bequeaths her chubbiness to Eleanor Shields. Norman McMichael leaves his winning smile to any sober, wry-fa-ced Junior. Edward Ross leaves his bashfulness to any timid lower classman. Helen Thompson bequeaths her affability to Virginia Fitch. Raymond Prisby leaves his ability to imitate Cab Calloway to his brother. Carrie Brown wills her typing ability to any nimble fingered Junior. Steve Sinkovic leaves his mental ability to Joe Green. Anna Szenyeri leaves her dimples to Elsie Rotar. Joe McRae wills his horn to Charles Moxley, providing he can toot it. James Tarvat leaves his siZe to Ralph Berard. Marion Lombard bestows her position as Mr. Alexandefs secretary to Kathryn ?inchot. Raymond Braidich reluctantly parts with his acting ability for John Kubilis to pick up. Marie Croscin wills her ability to work for teachers to Gladys Parry. Mike Yurchison bequeaths his rule Silence is Goldenh to Charles Levitsky. June XVilliams leaves her uvery sweeth voice to Rose Zavatsky. Jack Tavolario leaves his side-burns to Harold Crytzer. XVayne Williams leaves his ability to play the piano to Joe Dobos. Wilbur Underwood leaves his juggling ability to anyone whose arm is loose enough. Ethel Watt leaves her slim lines to Millie Ausby. James Williams leaves his popularity with the girls to Alvin Wiseman. Robert Treaster wills to Billy Evans his everlasting quietness. Ed Williams leaves his smart cracks to Dan Friendly with the hopes that Dan will get thirty minutes for using them. Joe Carter leaves his ability to hop street cars to his brother, David. Steve Rohan leaves his good looks to any needy lower classman. John Michael bequeaths his attraction for girls to William Forsythe. To the Junior Class we leave the school because they think they OWn it anyway. To the Sophomore Class we leave the struggle of overcoming the Junior Class next year. To the Freshmen we leave the opportunity to boss next yearis Freshmen. In witness whereof, we have here unto set our hand on this, our last will and testament of the Senior Class on this tenth day of June, A. D., nineteen hundred and thirty-six. f This Page Sponsored by JOHN G. JONES AND SONS DAIRY Pasteurizcd Milk and Cream Phone 38011 R. D. 1, MCGuffey Rd. twenIy-scven THE SILHOUETTE The Senior Car Model wIm Ford Joe Carter Dino Parisi Lucy Krivan Albert Biro Arbutus Bott John Pope Edith Fairbanks Marguerite Moretti Shelton Bell Oliver Palantinus Mary Andrews James Williams Jack Tavolario James Tarver Ralph Swinney lwcnty-eigbt W E, Wheels Horn Windshield Paint Body Radiator Lights Motor Bumper The rattles The oil. The door License plate Tail light Gas Always tired Always blowing See right through it Always cracked Streamline Hot air Bright Always humming Takes the bumps Can always be heard Pretty heavy Always slamming Bad number Always behind Pretty fast THE SILHOUETTE Senior Class History Upon this occasion the Seniors f ' . . . , , 0 1936 Wish t ' - actiVities while attending Scienceville High School. 0 Present a brief summa Of thelr In September 1932, this class composed of 175 pupils be an its f l as freshmen. How reluctant we wer i g event u career . . e to give up the freedom of the summer month especmlly as we did not know what lay before us. Some of us however h l :, tended eighth grade in the building, felt at home almost immecliately: otherivhrhgnigh- from Cmtswlle Grade School were quickly introduced to the rules and regulationsg Eventugllyczl we were assigned to home rooms and there we chose our officers for the $33, $3 0171137 Siciiicglfifejf iii: :23: iii? :5: iritgir-esseii rapidly' -The FreShman 26, proved to be an enjoyable affair. , S e In t e gymnasxum on January In the fall of 1933, we returned as Sophomores. This time we were a little more sure of ourselves, for wasn,t there another class greener than we? This year we elected class officers as follows: President, Haydn Richards; Vice President, James Williams: Secretary, Mary Gale Deterding. The outstanding social event of the year was our annual Sophemore Party, which was held in the gymnasium on March 16. On June 14, the entire class held a picnic at Mill Creek Parkea happy close to an interesting year. XVhen we returned as Juniors, we found that our Class membership had decreased to 100. However, we went to work busily, making our plans for the year. We elected as Class Officers: Ralph Swinney, President; Edith Fairbanks, Secretary; and Jane Campbell, Treasurer. Early in the season, we held a weiner roast at Copst Grove on McGuffey Road. The roaring fires and the hot food were greatly enjoyed because the night proved to be exceptionally chilly A rube band, composed of boys from our Class, provided music for square dancing. On March 15, we presented an enjoyable vaudeville entitled Vinegafs Vaude- ville Agency? The cast was composed of Class members but some very fine and un- usual talent was provided by friends of the class. During the year, the girls sold candy at lunch hours and at basketball and football games. The final social event of the year and the one activity to which we had all looked eagerly forward was the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Nu-Elms Ballroom on June 1. Maurice Kates Orchestra played for dancing and students of Fred Koth- eimer's School of Dancing entertained with several numbers during the evening. In the fall of the year 1935, we again returned to Scienceville, this time as Seniors. Home room teachers and advisors were Miss E. Jones, Miss Mary Lupse, an'diMr. A. 'C. Dovle. Class officers elected were Sophie Neimark, President; James Williams, Vice President; Jane Campbell, Secretary; and Frank Nagy, Treasurer. Dump? Thanks- giving vacation the class held a dance at the Hide Away Club at C01t5V1lle. Many high school students and alumni attended and enjoyed several holurs together. . 1 d On Februar 12, we resented our annual vaudeville, a nove presentation entlt e Please Stand Bylll, This V5215 followed by a Senior P1335. BflSthI Mr. Bobbs on March 27. A fine showing was made by the cast and this hilarious comEdy Wlll long be re- membered by all who witnessed it. The Junior-Senior Ball on June 5, Class and Commencement on June 10 brought our We wish next year's class the best of luC Day, the Senior breakfast, Baccalaureate, eventful and profitable year to a close. k and success in all their undertakings. twenly-ninc Jimon - ETTEJ 9 F3, 4? gf 9 ONLY JUNIOR: JEBHORJ' $Q$929q2? kit; ' a x s R. BOLD! l l' q I 3E: W 3:; nge fow: rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrfwwwwf Sept. Sept Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov, Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. I ec IDeo Dec Ike. Ike. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Adan Adan hiar. h4an Lian hkn Adan Apn Apn Apt Apr Apt hday hday hdav hday hday hiay hdnv Nlay June June June June June June June june THE SILHOUETTE Calendar 3-School began. 6 Assembly; Speaker, Mr. C. V. Thompson. 20 Junior Class Social Hour. 27--Senior 31355 foicers elected. 4-Assembly; Speaker, Mr. W. L. Richey. 18-Assembly; Speaker, Rev. Sanders. 23 Dramatics Class Plays. 24-Frednnan Party. 25 No school; N. E. O. T. A. meeting. 1 Assemb1 V; Speaker, Mr. T. Lamar Jackson. S-Assembly; Speaker, Mr. Roudebush. 8-Jnay Bene t 0f Schooh. 15 Assembly; Speaker, Miss Strouss. 27-Athletic Show. 28-TJO School; rhanksghdng vacadon begkm. 30-Senior Dance Giide-Away Cluby 30-5rhanksghdng vacaaon ended. 6 Assemb1y: Speaker, Rev. Labotz. 11 Junior Vaudeville. 13 Assembly; Speaker, Miss Warner. 20 Christmas program G1ee Clubs and Dramatics Classy 20-4?hhsnnas vacadon beging 6- CH1dsunas vacaaon ended. 28 Faculty Play KEuess Againy 30-Faculty Play Khless Agaim. 12--Seni0r Vaudeville Please Stand By,,. 19 G. A. A. Skating Party. 21 Assembly; Speaker, Rev. Mack. 26-Minstrel UWusic DepartmenQ. 5 Scnior Meeting; Speakers, Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Craig of Y College. 7-Assembly; Speaker, Rev. Labotz. 12 Junior Play the Scarlet GhosQ. 13-Junior Play Urhe Scarlet GhosQ. 20-Assembly; Speaker, Forrest Cavalier. 27-Pubhc Speddng Cbntat. 27-Senior Play Bashful Mr. Bobbs,,. . . . . 3-:Assen1bly; Speaker, Prof. Adords fronn Bdlann IJnlveraty. S-Easter vacation begins. 13-Eastcr vacation ended. 17 Assembly; Speaker, Earl Haefner and Boy Scout Drum Corp. 24 Assembly; Speaker, Mr. John Seikenen. 1 Assembly. l--Play ahamatics Classy 8-Junior Dance, Nu Elms Ballroom. 15-4:arnivaL 22-Assembly; Dramatics Class. 22 G. A. A. Dance. 29-Asscmbly; Speaker, Rev. W. C. Wahl. 29-43mxau1 CampusIhz6,Ker juby l-Phy Tburnmncnt UDrmnagcs Ha$ ' 2 Play Tournament Dramat1Cs Classy 5-Jiu or-Scni0r Pronm 5-Asscmbly; Senior Class Day ngmm' 7-Baccalaureate. 8--Scnior Breakfast lO-ConnncncmnenL tMMbiwc 12--School year ended. ?l'l r77 7. .-, E T T E U 0 H L M E H T tbil'fj'-f0ur iTIf-IJExSILHOUETTE Junior Class Rolls JUNIORS - Mr. Beacham e Mr. Doyle 1. Millie Osby. Dorothy Sidney. Erma Dcwell, Ruth Boldt, Eleanor Rahn, Berger. Berdelh Evans, Bertha Absolam, Virginia Fitch Marian Jones Ed. 2, James W'elsh. William Forsythe, Ralph Bcrard, john Opincarne, Elmore Armour liam Mitchell, Howard Thomas, Robert Hall, Jack Becker, Hugh Buckner. 3. Howard Jones, Harold Cryt7er, Fred Green, Joseph Dobos, Bruce Boyd, Andy Hudock Joseph Green Din Friendly, Dominic Cimaglia. , i 4. Errante DeToffel. Louis KJroxi, Peter Alexander, Charles Wiilson, John Draia, Elmer F .. W'll' Hitter, by Brownlct ranCis 1 mm wwbte JUNIORS - Miss Orville e Mr. Doyle 1. Rose Znatsky. Berth; Kulemr. Mary Pannunzio, Letitia Opincar, Sarah Lazar, Virginia Wylam, Elsa Rotar. Marian Powhner. Hary Clark. Evelyn Leasurc, Lois Slagle. Minnie Lombard. Kathryn Pinehoz, julia Kubilis, Eleanor Shields, Elizabeth Myers, Virginia Leasure, Chin: Miller, Minnie Offner. Dorothy Crawford, May AhlgrEn. 3. Henry Matloek, Billy ham. leepli LJXVhOrn, john Kubilis, Hugh Milligan, Steve Schneider, Carl Steele, John Torok. Merle McFall. fig? 4. Buddie Spezza, Russell Priaby, Vincent Mrazek. Charles Levitsky, Everett Tobey, Clayton Willianig VJ hhwwtt Junior Class History September 5, 1933. our Freshmen Class entered the sheltering arms of Alma Mater! A Freshmen party at the Wiardk Hall was the outstanding social event of the year. Class officerc were not elected. September 19, 19H. we returned as lowly Sophomores 110 strong. The social calendar for this venr included two verv successful parties. These were followed by the presentation of the play Hinky Doodle Town ! September 3, 1933. Here we are at last, the mighty Juniors! tDecreasing in number, but vet strong. Our enrollment this year reaches only 90L Class officers for the venr aire: President, Henrv Matlock; Vice President. Everett Tobey; Secretary, Minnie Offner; Trenmrer, ClairevMiller; Social Chairman, Eleanor Rahn. Our first aetivitv of this eventful vear was a party at the Wardk Hall in October. Games and dancing itto the rhythm of Willie Rotaris orchestrai were eUJOYEd- On December 11, we presented a vodvil show. This program included several acts as well as outside talent. From October to November at two week intervals our Social Hour Danceshweie held in the gvmnasium. Our last enterprise was the Junior Play, The SQFICt det t given on Marich 12 and 13 with two separate casts. .It was a very. thrllling an t en- tertaining mysterywomedy. Florence Lyons ably furmshed the mu51c betweeil ac 8- In the field of sports the Junior boys take a prominent :part. Intfocgbjile-Vaenzirsc repretented bV Jack Becker, .Iay Browniee, Hugh BthknCr, JOhn.Dralaa Fu is Bili and HowardlThUmas; in basketball, by Frank Cobbin, John Dram, Bu ranc i Hitter, John Kuhilis, and Howard Thomas. . . 1 tivities Our Spring Dance and the Junior-Se'nior Pro.m w111,conclude our soc1a ac for the year and soon we shall be the dignified Seniors of 37. tbirty-fiw ,Xff thirty-six 'W MMMM MMMM MMMMMMM MMM MMM MMMMMMMMM MM 'MMMM MMMMMM MMMM ' MMgM MM iif .FEVMEM THE SILHOUETTE Sophomore Class Rolls: SOPHOMORE - Mr. Alexander - Mr. Beeghlv 1. Clara Landorf. Maxine Store, Dorothy Vetter, Alberta Thom Florence W'att, Helen Snbodi, Carmel Taratino, Olga Sabodi Mitchell. Rose Pincipini. pson, Rose Krivan, Susan TaVarnak, , Mary Snyder, Ruby Sirovica, Gladys IJ Mary Fcchtcl, Helen Kubilis. Margaret Hcsch, Margaret Reich, Marian Hogan, Mary Louise Piper Rosc Tavolario, Leora W'hitc, Anna Pieton, Pauline Puskar, Margaret Rovnak, Robert Wardle yo Susie Fabry. Mary King. Mary Hubert, Mary Cicchillo, Betty Clemens, Catherine Houy Eleanor Baglieri, Margaret Conti, Dominic Ricciardulli. 4. Bill W'illiams. Rudolph Bagwell, Alvin Wiscman, John Pawlen, George Zavatsky, Robert Wilcox Mike Rohan, Peter Sorokn, Michael Roth, Carl Sedlachko. S. W'illiam Kachig, john Perry, Roy Flick, Kenneth Shields, Cortland Shields, Edward Speerbrecker, Emery chdcs, Steve Solmosky, Joe Zins. hhw?wt SOPHOMORE - Miss Cotterman e Miss Hawkins 1. Lillicbcllc Rudcn. W'illic Mac Lawhorn, Louise Satterwhite, Susan Tavarnak, Rose Krivan, Betty Castncr. PJulinc Alexander. Catherine Fryman, Martha Milligan, Helen Zins, Florence Lyons, Olive Hunter, Vera Burrows, Betty Bartram. F9 John Cimngia, Edward Klimowicz, ch Croscin, Lois Heckman, Barbara Coleman, Caroline Coleman, Evelyn Bruxky, lilinbcth Lipuschcg, Elizabeth Lovas, Roy Kroll, Mathew Clemens, Edward Clark. 3. Elmo James, Hosic McKay, W'ilfurd Garwood, William Lee, Mike Komoromi, John DePiero, Warren Rowlcs. George Hulcka, john Miscinsky, W'altcr Clemens, Russell Behne, Steve Chordas. 4. John Grissctt, Dnid Carter, Elmer Gates, Richard Curl, Kenneth Helsel, John Fetherolf, Oral Kcmpcr, Andrew Fairbanks, Chester Brown, Mike Kuzmik. ,hw?tt Sophomore Class History Our class gathered together at Scienceville High School from the different grade schools in this vicinity in 1934. Our number totaled 159. The only social event of the year was the Hallowe'en party at which everyone The committee served refreshments and an orchestra furmshed dressed in costume. Class officers were not elected. music for dancing. Everyone had :1 splendid time. This vcar our class has four advisors, Miss Cotterman, Miss Hawkins, Mr. Beeghly, and Mr. Alexander. The Class as a whole elected officers who are: Kenneth Helsel, president; Eddie Clark, vice president; and Betty Castner, secretary. We are 113 1n number this year, and we hope to retain that number untll we graduate. thirty-sewn E T T E U 0 H L M E H T thirtyeigbf WTjiE SILHOUETTE Freshmen Class Rolls FRESHMEN - Miss Lee June Dailcy, Freq; Hover, Anna Biro, Marian Campbell, Anna DhMitro, Evelyn Cover Jean Funk hauscr. Mano Budnkcr. RJchncl Boyc, Dorothy Hcckman, Sharlotte Burrows Beve,r1y Bowman- Emmalinc GuniJ, Ethel Fclton Audrcv W'ynn Isabel Flow Herman C ' . . .. , a ad , G Bott, Dorothy Alcxnndcr, Richard Card. n a race Davns, Roberta Billy Bcrard. Victor DcBaccu. Gcorgc Chcrpack, Robert Cowden William Axe William Armo r MJson Dycr. W'illiJm Edwardx. , u , Claude Clingan, $.1n1n1ic Barb. Herbert Ermert, Junior Bell, Edward Hamrock Andrew Chorre Rusxcll Hclxcl. h Y, nh+hh Marglrct Knhxky, Glndy: Humphrics, chnnic Lanr, Esther Matlock, Shirley Jackson, Helen Klimo- wic7, Hclcn Kish. Dorothy Nusscr, Betty McCronc, Josephine McBride, Barbara Huzicka, Brigctu Halltmgcr. RJymnnd Opinurnc. Ihrrict Ltm'c. Pmrlic jctt, Rose Slackman, Rosanna Mills, Rose Misciskia W'Jnd; Hill, Rulmcl McCarthy. Hclcn Lewis, Elizabeth Palatinus. , Mike ch'itxky. Iiuxcnc Janguanut. 5.1m Hallman, John Hulbert, Lco Mogus, Frank Macynsko, Bill thhingn, W'illijm Cicchilln, Thcudorc Leo, Franklin Jackson, Mike Opaluck. John McGJrry, Chnrlcs Lukich. hM-Mh IhRESHMFN h Mr. Ehrman - Mr. Miller Dorothv Smith, Mer 83111.1, Hmry Biru, Hclcn Scmchcs, Lucille Tooill, Wanda Crow, Doris Reinhart, Hclcn XV'ixc. SICHJ Suclmrl, Himbcth Reich, Aileen McFall, Kathleen Williams. Paulina Buhh, Sjmh Id utc. hlnmic Turncr, N.Iomi W'nshington, Ruth Wilcox, Edith Williams, Mar- gnrc: SchuHcr, ,Inxcphinc Shipmm Lorabcllc Stafford, Frieda Stcib, Frances Wilson. Anthony Shun, William Saylur, Hnry Roth, Mary Rovnak, Rachael Voytck, Florence Walker, Bertha W'yur, .IJnc Venn. ButhA Huduck. lidwmrd Sanders. W'illimm PJttcrsun, Rubcn Vt'hiu-wmth, George Rcsatnr, John jacobs, Fred Stevens, Leonard Wiggins, Chnmn Plcuc. Irank Kiclurds. W'illiam Axhnnn, Kubcrl Suthcrland, Frank Slcnycri, Tony Pannunzio, Robert Opincarne, Ernest Nigcr, Hurtimur lLLutc, luuunc Pntaki. hhh'?hh Freshmen Class History grades joined to make up The students of thc Coitsvillc and Scienccvillc eighth ' dred and Slxty-three the Freshman Class of this year. It is a large class Of one hun members. Miss Lcc, Mr. Bovd, and Mr. Erhman are the home room teachers. room clcctcd its own officers for the year. . The important social event of the season was the Freshmen party whlch was held in the gymnasium On October 24, 1936. Refreshments were served and a gay tlme was had by 311. Each home Ibirty-niw THE SILHCEEETE 0 . . 0 0 O 0.. . 00 . L ,z..;..;..;..,..,..,......u. . . . . l , . . . .O.0 ow0O.z,.z,,:n:,.z..zwzuzuzuznzwzuzw9ozuznzu:00:00:00:0030:00zuzwzuzuzwzu:nznzuznzw:nzuznzwznz : 3 O. 9. O Q . 9:. 0? g. .3. 0:0 0:. . 0 0:. . . 0:0 0:0 .8. 0:0 .2. 0:0 .3. 0:0 .8. . . '3' r the class 3' w A hotograp ers 0 .z. '2' S 3. O 0 Oz. 9:. 3 O O. 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V1785 record. but hope for a more successful season next'year. e a very Shlnlng Shelton Bell. a gmduate of the c1ass of 136, was chosen fullback h VaHCY league tc.1m-t11e only honor to come to the tzam this season T5111 t 6 Elmer- miss him .15 well .19 Albert Biro and James Tarvcr, two other gradhatesebsquaC W111 Hecknnn is sure that enough veteran material will return to make thin, .ut 03C for the Oppoging tmmq. gs mterestlng 1363666 SCORES Opponent Score Home Date Hubbjm 12- 6 Scienceville ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .---..Sept. Brookf1c1d 18- 0 Sciencev111e ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Sept. Bgssemer 12-12 Scienccville ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Oct. Newton 1:.111s 20- 0 Scienccville ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Oct. Fitch 0- 9 ScienceviHe ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Oct. LowellviHc 19- U Sciencevillc ,,,,,,,,,, W ................ Nov. 19 3 6 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 111-811.1131181'111C September 33 or 26-151'001ific1t1 October 2 or 3e1'itch October 9 or Mex'ewmn 11.1115 October 17-11ubb.1rt1 October 2-1-13esscmcr October 31631011'9111'1110 November 7e-XV'c11sx'i11e th'cmbcr 14-C11.1ncy 33$ t6t Our Trophiesh V116 Jrc Very proud of our collection of trophies, although there are not as :inalfly 35 W0 WOUM like to 111w. They represent many years of stnfe and endeavor an t 6 he times when we fni1cd to reach the goal. Tht'r'f are some trophies that are not in the picture, such as, basketballs,kt1:c Ch1mpionship trophy of 1935-36 Inter-anley League. The Bott PermanenthBasNei- ball TmPhF Of 1933-34. Scripps-1'10wnrd Pubhc Speak'ing Medals won by Sop 1e 61- mark Jnd 1.ucv Krimn in 1936. and Iostcnk Citizcnchlp Trophy. . . . umpions at Selencevdle ,. ' 1 1 1,1 13.13. C1 1st row. Lily .1unmr H1151 1391115 160 1b. Champion . w . ' 33' Shc1ton 19:4 1971' x 1 0 Sun 1111 1111 11Ilmpmn xgn'cn 11K VXJrren In 19.4 . . . 3 ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' . v. . . G m lon 1Ven m 11 1dcn ':1mr N1u1.11 11w. tn .1! Yuu:n;xtumn m 1935; Shelton 13c11s C101dtn love 1 ha p g LICWIJWI ' 19M; N. 1- 0. Sulmnd 15.11. 111.1mpmns In 1930 glVLn at MeDOnad G lden G ' Youn'stown o 2m1 mu: S1111trm 111-11'3 11.11 111. AmcrltJn leglnn Ag, of Youngstown, B-B. 111;;11 13,15. 1,1umpiuns . empty splccs .lrc reminders of t 11w lrrup1um x1mun 111 11w puturc .ln': ,. . loves. lmphy given at ' J . Y, M. C. H'111IUI ,Hltlnhnu- 111113111, 111mm 15 34 1t Cthnpllmx I1I111' 11.11111 lemm- '34. Sc11001' Homer Warren , 3H1 rnv. N. l. U. Sunuml 11.13. 111ml pltltc H1 Mcnmrm1 61w. 11.11. 1921,. 1111ch'.111cy 1121mm 1934 given at East High '1 r' Nu m '33 13.13. Champions. I forty-tlarcc .-2A.2.g. -V..w2.-w-.n .u: 4-2 THE SILHOUETTE VARSITY BASKETBALL 15: Row: Draia, Cobbin, Kubilis, Thomas, Hitter. 2nd Row: Coach Heckman, Curl, Komormi, Bell, Rendes, Francis, Karosi, Mgr. SCORES FOR 33 5-3 6 Opponent Scores Hubbard ---- 14-24 Lowellville ------------------------------------ 24'2 0 Sharon 22'24 Memorial ........................................ 1 8 -2 6 Newton Falls ................................ 24-27 Lowellville .................................... 23-2 5 Columbiana .................................. 21-2 2 Niles -2- 21-25 McDonald ...................................... 24-3 5 Chaney .......................................... 27-22 Newton Falls ................................ 2 6-2 9 F itch .............................................. 22-3 5 South -- - ...... 4 0-2 0 Memorial ........................................ 24-2 0 East ................................................ 29-24 Brookfielld ..................................... 2 5 - 23 Hubbard ........................................ 20-3 2 South 1N.E.O. Tournamen'Q ...... 26-20 forly-four Home Date Scienceville ........................ December Scienceville ......................... December Scienceville ........................ December Scienceville ....................... December Scienceville .......................... January Scienceville .......................... January Scienceville ......................... January Scienceville ........................... January Scienceville .......................... January Scienceville .......................... January Scienceville .......................... January Scienceville ........................ F ebruary Scienceville ........................ F ebruary Scienceville ........................ February Scienceville ........................ February SCienceVille ........................ F ebruary Scienceville ........................ F ebruary Scienceville ............................ March 13 14 17 20 10 11 17 18 24 25 31 1 7 8 14 22 29 5 - .8 , .. 'v-om.n-1mw $22M2AL A mxmm,xom- 3. wgu-r ,. 1 $5.1'v'reuui-Qx1: '5' mm: 1;. ital 31:. on th: LN ymr'e team. victorious this ymr. Kubilis. they had thix ycnr. Dcccm bur I Dcccmbcr December Dcccmbcr I kccmbcr Dcccmlwr Jammry Jan u.1ry .Inmmry' I.1n Lmry JJnquy' I JJn Lmry' 1 January 2 .IJanry 3 l'Vcbruary l'cbrlury Fcbrquy lcbruary l'ubrunry lcbnmry lthruary The 1935-36 b.1skctball season was started w i Scienccvillc's rccords xuw'c not The ream ix nmv hmcnring the fact that they 31': THE SILHOUETTE Varsity Basketball Continuing; the Scienccx'illc-Hubb.1rd feud, Scienceville, after a hard fight, was from their ICJnL Shclmn Bell. Seven mcmbcrs of thc mm received lsttcrs in High School Assembly April 24, 1936. The lcttcrmcn .xrc .ls follows: Dram Cobbim Hitter, Thomas, Bell, Francis, and W'e hope th'; coach .md thc players have as successful a ball club next year as BASKITFBAI I. SCHEDULE FOR 36 AND '37 4:1 lowland , ,, Home 5 013cn Due Home and Away ll-I.tm'cllvillc , ,,,,, Home IZ-Upcn Ihtc , H 18 -Hulub.1rd Away l9chmoriJI 7 , ,,,,,,,, Away 1 013211 Dau- ,,,,,,,,,,,, , 2 013cn Ihrc S-Brookficld ,.., ,,,,, Home 9 1,0wcllx iHc Away 5 -Cnlumbi.m.1 , 7 Home 6 -ch '!011 Falls , 7 ,, ,,,,,,, Away 2 -Hublmrd , , ,,,,, , , Home January 29 -Ncwt0n Falls A Home U-Puhnd , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Away 3 ;l1.1r1cy . Home 12 -0;3cn Date ,,,,,,, l 3 -15r00kficld ,7 ,,,,,,,, Away l9 S0uth ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Away 20wOpcn Date 77777 24-Ravcn 77777777777 7 Home I Home 26-I ..lst X ith nearly the same men as played .ls llnprCSSlVC as one might wish; nevertheless they show tth the team won the lntcr-Vallcy League Championship losing the one and only senior THE SILHOUETTE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM 1. Tony Pannunzio, Robert Cowden, Andy Chorrey, Leo Mogus, Robert Sutherland. 2. Coach, Mr. Luxon, Billy Berard, Frank Szenyeri, Bill Machingo, Billy Edwards, Claude Clingan, Charles W'illiams, Manager. aM-Mt Junior High Basketball Although the Junior High team had a very hard schedule this season, they came through very well and Coach Luxon may justly be proud of his aggregation. Coach Luxon takes his men When they are young, trains them well, and then loses them to the varsity squad When they become Sophomores. This year all the lettermen of the season Will be lost, and an entirely new team must be built for next year. HOW- ever, the material looks promising and we Wish them all kinds of success. SCORES Visitors . Scores Home Date Lowellwlle ------------------------------------ 29-33 Scienceville .......................... January 10 Hubbard -------------------------------------- 24-22 Scienceville ..................... January 14 East --------------------------- 24-21 Scienceville .......................... January 17 Wilson ------------------------------------------- 21-13 Scienceville ........................... January 21 233:: -------------------------------------------- 30-16 Scienceville ...................... January 28 Princettiiimmm-T ---------------------------- 32-20 Scienceville ......................... February 4 Lowellville --------------------------------------- 27-21 Scienceville ........................ February 7 Chane ---------------------------------- 4-20 Scienceville ........................ February 11 East y ------------------------------- 29-37 Scienceville ......................... February 14 Hayes --------------------------------------------- 16-15 Scienceville ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, February 18 Grant --------------------------------------------- 34-22 Scienceville ............... , ssssssss February 21 Primed; --------------------------------------- 45-10 Scienceville ......................... February 28 Chaney --------------------------------------- 11-19 Scienceville ............................. March 5 Princetoii --------------------------------------- 20-32 SClenceVIIle ............................ March 12 -------------------------------------- 29-15 Scienceville March 19 fOYty-six - illjll'llliiiil . :gmmm 14y K M x j f ...m rev $ xvi Eggagknu V -,. -mmm v- THE SILHOUETTE SENIOR PLAY AND VAUDEVILLE CASTS 1. Frank Nagy, Violet Burrows, Margaret Longstreet, Marguerite Moretti, Dorothy Myers, Jane Camp- bell, Florence McBride, Mary Gale Deterding, John Pope. 2. Ernest DeBacco, Paul Fryman, Lucy Krivan, Anna Szenyeri, Louise Steib, Eloise Draa, Elizabeth Baglieri, John Michael. 3. Buddy Spezza, Joe Kopstoffer, Mike Yurchison, Dino Parisi, James Williams, Patsy Moretti. 4 Raymond Braidich, Oliver Palatinus, Arthur Boomhower. forty-cigbt WMmawm yak ., XENSILHOUETTE Senior Class Play e Bashful Mr. Bobbst, K I CHARACTERS at werine Henderson, 3 ouno l Frederick Henderson, heryhusgaxfoe;:::mWE nmumww- Dmm Myers- M Wiggins, the landlady ;;;;; ,m.W,:1:j::::::: e emmrgfitst MW; Obadiah Stump, a fresh country prolect 777777 y Iolm 34leg Frances thittaker, an athletic girl ,,,,,,,,,, -Flormce McBride Rosalie Otis, a society budm ................................................................................ Eloise Draa Mr. Robert V. Bobbs, the bashful one ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Raymond Braidicb Jean Graham, :1 Delaware Peachwhmwmr ., eAima Szenyeri Marston Bobbs, anything but bashful .............. james Williams Celesta Vnndcrpool, of the movies ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,VIOIFt Bu1'rows Julie, her French maid from Paris, Ky ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Elizabeth Baglieri Act I-Wtas he a Burglar? Late afternoon in June Act II-A Human Butterfly. Nearly night Act IH-Thicves and Bridegrooms. That night as they say in the moviesh SYNOPSIS Bashful Mr. Bohbs was a comedy made up of a succession of riotOus comedy scenes that are irresistibly funny. Jean Graham, her sister, and brother-in-law come to Bay View House to meet Jean's fiance. the dashing and popular Marston Bo-bbs. Marston is delayed, but Robert Bobbs, his cousin, who is scared to death of ladies, happens to come to the hotel, and is mistaken for his high-stepping cousin. Mrs. Wiggins and Obadiah Stump pro- vide the humor throughout the play. hhetK SENIOR VAUDEVILLE uPlease Stand By,, CHARACTERS Ma , , ,. .................................................. Imzc Campbell Pa ...................................................................................... 101m Mic'laael Honeysuckle ................................................................................ ,, Lucy Krzmm Th A .................... Marguerite Morctti 1: nnouncer , , ,, , . ,,,,,,, , ................. . ' . ................................... Dmo Parts; The Dcnouncer SYNOPSIS As Ma and Pa listen to the radio, Honeysuckle, the colored maid who comes .by the d1y 1nd talks by the hour, works a little Whiteh magic that causes the radlo per- formers themselves, to appear. forfy-m'm -t -meh. e f G. A. A. 1. Rose Krivan, Lucy Krivan, Marion Stafford, Sophie Neimark, Mary Gale Deterding, Edith Fairbanks, Betty Bartram, Sarah Lazar, Helen Zins, Olive Hunter, Florence Lyons. 2. Lawannah Berger, Ruth Boldt, Berdella Evans, Eleanor Rahn, Arbutus Bott, Lois Heckman, Catherine Houy, May Ahlgren, Alberta Thompson Dorothy Vetter. 3. Mary Pannunzio, Nora Carter, Marion Poschner, Dorothy Crawford, Minnie Offner, Claire Miller, Letitia Opincar, Virginia Leasure, Claire Landorf. 4. Genevieve Richards, Rose Zavatsky, Bertha Kulscar, Anna Pieton, Pauline Alexander, Catharine Fry- man, Martha Milligan, Betty Castner, Margaret Longstreet. 5. Eloise Draa, June Williams, Elsa Rotar, Margaret Hesch, Margaret Reich, Mary Louise Pieper Marion Hogan, Erma Dewell, Eleanor Felton. eH-Me G. A. A. . . The Gi-rlsh Athletic Association began its sixth year of activity under the super- vmon of MISS Charlotte Davis. The season was begun with a hike to Crandall Park. where a welner roast W35 enJ'oyed. Of the present membership totaling 47, there were 42 glrls 1n attendance. , . . .At a Hallowe en Costume Party on October 29, new members were imtlated 3nd specml games for the occaswn were enjoyed. .thater 1n. the season the girls honored Mrs. Milton Heckman, our former advisor, W1 :1 surprlse party at the Hlde-Away Club, and presented her a gift- and Th1; assgclatlon.'has carried on several successful doughnut sales during the year sionsore a skatlng party at the Rayen-XVood Allditorium. t r - . . . . . lOun Ph?sinththey are trylng to Interest the gxrls of the school in furmshmg a glrls, 8e w 1c t ey feel has become almost a necessity. A spring dance at Wurlitzefs H activities, all on May 22 completed this interesting round Of The present officers of the Club are: P - Vr'eSldent. ------------------------------------------------------ Edlth Fairbanks Selce President --------------------------------- June Williams Cretarv --------------------------------------- . . Treasure-r --------------------------- 7- Mlnme Offner fifty eeeeeeee Claire Miller In Orin mm; ?Ilnn qua mu THE SILHOUETTE LATIN CLUB 1. Marnget Reich, Marion Hogan, Mary Louise Pieper, Erma Dewell, Miss L. Lee, Sarah Lazar, Mary Gale Deterding, Edith Fairbanks. Virginia Fitch, Virginia Leasure, Dorothy Crawford, Minnie Offner, Claire Miller, Rose Tavolario, Eleanor Baglieri. 3. Roy Kroll, Martha Milligzm, Catharine Fryman, Pauline Alexander, May Ahlgren, Elizabeth Myers, Eleanor Shields, Ralph Berard. 4. Cortland Shields, Kenneth Shields, Kenneth Helsel, Jay Brownlee, Harold Crytzer, Everett Tobey. Louie Karosi. Iv swans Latin Club The Latin Club, consisting of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who take Latin, was formed at Scienceville High in 1930 by Miss Lucille Lee. Now it is a permanent organization carrying on a varied program. This year,s activities were begun with a bang, when the new members were initiated at a party on October 14. Later, a club project for the year was chosen- planning and building miniature Roman houses. Before the school. year ends, a ban- quet will be held in fine Roman style and suitable Roman food W111 be served. The evening will be completed by games and dancing. The officers for the year are: President ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ' Secretary-Treasurer ............ W ,,,,,,,,,,,, M1nn1e Offner Program Chairman Claire Miller Advisor ...................................................... MISS Luellle Lee Edith Fairbanks fifty-om' THE SILHOUIiTTIi GIRLS, GLEE CLUB 1. Anna Biro, Mary Pozgay, Marion Stafford, Sophie Ncimark Mary 0. Detcrding, Sarah Lazar, Violet Burrows, Margaret Longstreet, Elsie Rotar, Minnie Offnsr. Iiliztxhcth Reich, Louise Stcib, Rachael Boye. 2. Gwen Absolam, Catherine Houy, Virginia Fitch, Shirley .hekmn. Betty McCrone, Lois Slagle, May Ahlgren, Margaret Hesch, Betty Bartram, Maxine Stcrc, Chirc Landorf, Kathleen XVilliams, Elizabeth Puskar, Aileen McFall, Rose Krivan. 3. Frieda Steib, Lorabelle Stafford, Beverly Bowman, Dorothy Hccknnn, lilcanor Rahn, Ruth Boldt, Elizabeth Baglieri, Rose Tavolario, Helen W'ise, Lucille Tuoille Helen Rosanna Mills, Helen Zins. 4. Mary Pannunzio, Marion Poschner, Nora Carter, Marie Crmcin, Mary Andrews, Dorothy Nusser, Arvalla W'afford, Johnsie Lee Turner, Wanda Crow. Gladys Mitchell, Brigctta Holztrager. Josephine Shipton, Margaret Schullcr, Ruth W'ilcox, Edith Williams, Rachael McCarthy, XVillie Mae Lawhorn, Louise Satterwhite, Hermon Canada, Isabcll Flow, Naomi XVashington. Lewis, Evelyn Cover, swans The Girls, Glee Club h was organized in 1927 by Mr. D. XVest Richards. In 1934 e. was replaced by.Mrs. Helen Webber Crook who carrisd 0n the good work until MISS Charlotte DaV1s was appointed to take her place in 1935. b On December 20, the girls entertained the Kiwanis Club participated in 3 radio roadcast over Statlon WKBN, and t 00k art in a Christm;5 rooram at the high school. p 1 p h The Girls Glee Club The GleeEZlub has sung during the vear avmg part1c1pated in the minstrel and I Seniors Who hold offices in the Glee rharh, Marlon Stafford, and Lucy Krivan plamst for this organization for four year at several assembly programs. 35 well operetta given by the musical departments' Club are: Margaret Longstreet. Sophie Nel- . Mary Gale Deterding, who has serVed 35 s, is also a graduate. ash fiftyon THE SILHOUETTE BOYST GLEE CLUB Ralph Swinney Robert Hall, Ralph Berard, Kenneth Helsel, Henry Matlock, James Williams, Hugh Buckner, John Pope, Mike Yurchison., Fred Lynch. Charles Finley, Arthur Boomhower, Steve Schneider, Carl Steele, Andy Pallay, Wayne Williams, Whyne Shipton, Steve Rohan, Hance Dennis. Raymond Prisby, Elmer Armour, Joe Lawhorn, John Grisset, James Tarver, Dan Friendly, Russel Prisby, Samuel Hallman, Wilmer Dusenbury. Hosea McRae Junior Bell, Frank Cobbin, John Harvey, Eddie Williams, Elmer Gates, Casey Blunt, David Carter. ?h4-eht The Boys, Glee Club Under the able direction of Miss Charlotte Davis, the Boys, Glee Club has come pleted another successful year. The main event of the season was the Minstrel in Which the band, orchestra, and the Girls, Glee Club participated. The Boys, Glee Club gave several good perform- ances during assembly hours. Uniting With the Girls, Glee Club they gave an Operetta called Campus D326, on May 29. The officers of the Glee Club are: President ...................................................... Hance Dennis Vice President ......................................... Johnnie Harvey Secretarv ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Andy Pgllay Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Eddie Willlams Librarian ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Arthur Boomhower Miss Davis is to be congratulated upon the success of her good work in directing the Glee Club. fifty-lbnw THE SILHOUETTIC XXKlW, ORCHESTRA AND BAND 1. Frank Rendes, John Milligan, Frieda Steib, Catherine O'NciL liwlyn Cover, Josephine Shipton, Erma Dewell, Kathleen W'illiams, Carl Sedlachko, Fred Lynch, John Harvey. 2. Richard Card, Franklin Jackson, George Kirkman, Charles Wilson, liugcnc PJmkit Russell Helsel, Robert Cowden, Frank Richard, Wayne Williams, Billic Edwards, 3. John Walker, William Patterson, Norman McMichacl, Andy Pallny. Robert Strlchan, Claude Clin- gan, Elmo James, Joe McRae. 4. Raymond Braidich, Frank Nagy, Paul Fryman, Elmer Card, Kenneth Shields. hheett Orchestra and Band . The Orchestra and the Band under the capable direction of Mr. XVilliam Omeis mlght truthfully be called two of the most valuable organizations in the school. These units play for both the Junior and Senior assemblies and are always enthusias- t1cally received by the pupils. d IThe Band, with its spirited airs, is active at the football and basketball games urmg theseason, Whlle the Orchestra always furnishes classical tunes for Commence- ment act1v1t1es. On February 26, the entire mu successful Minstrel Show, The Band, particularly, sical department of the school presented a very the proceeds of which were used for musical equipment. . on this occasion was highly congratulated for its fine work. Paul 81:31:530f thl: organization Who graduate this year are: Frank Nagy. Ray BraidiCh, McRae,y 11, J0 n Harvey, Andy Pallay, Fred Lynch, Wayne Williams, and Joseph fifty-four THE SILHOUETTE k Alumni Notes . We are offering this year a few field notes regarding former graduates of Science- V1lle ngh School: We hope that. ehis information Will be well received and the neces- sary work appreuated. Any addltlons or corrections will be gratefully received. Class of 1913: Ruth Curl, 1Mrs. E. R. Williamg 627 Redonda Rd., Youngstown O. llzllary CgrlneiiiusA1Mrs. Ford VIVilliamQ R. F. D. No. 1, Lowellville: O. orrest ar , ust - ' . ' Ray Kirk, Akron, grown N1 es Rd., Mah. Valley Samtary Dlst. Earl Lloyd, Pittsburgh, Pa. Charlotte Moore, 1Mrs. Frank Bertcm 232 Logan Ave., Youngstown, 0. Anna Wardle, 1Mrs. James Henry1 1950 Atkinson Rd., Youngstown, 0. Class of 1914: Paul Cover, 814 Servea Ave., Okmulgee, Oklahoma, Foreman Oil Firm. Iudc? Marllner, 2507 Mt. Vernon Ave., Youngstown, 0., Machinist Sheet 8: Tube. Dav1d Nelmark, R. F. D. No. 2, Wickliffe, Youngstown, 0., Dairy. Class of 1915: Howard Jones, McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, 0., Dairyman. Cecil Kirk. Kenneth Thompson, 45 Maple Drive, Youngstown, 0., Attorney. Homer Faust, Columbus, 0., Teacher at O. S. U. Class of 1916: Vena McFall, 1Mrs. Page Carten Meadowbrook, 0. Class of 1917: Ruth Reno, 1Mrs. L. S. Gross1 49 Falls Ave., Youngstown, 0. Elizabeth Curl 1Mrs. Albert Davis1 R. F. D. No. 1, Landsdowne B1Vd., Yo., O. Glaydes Rahn, 6Mrs. John Rogers1 R. F. D. No. 1, Dean Ave., Youngstown, 0. Dorothy Muter, 1Mrs. A. P. Lewis1 Northwood Ave., Youngstown, O. Randall Clemens, Seattle, Washington, Mechanic. Class of 1918: Charlotte Muter, 1Mrs. Edmund Tannew Canfield, 0. Marie Reapsummer, 1Mrs. Mark Wilsom 46 W. Dennick Ave., Youngstown, 0. Lawrence McGonnel, Madison Ave., Youngstown, 0. Class of 1919: Marguerite Mariner, 1Mrs. John Davidsom 222 Hollywood Ave., Youngstown, 0. Hannah Bossert, 1Mrs. Fred Traenkld Los Angeles, Calif. Gladys Morgan, 1Mrs. Randall Clemens1 Seattle, Wash. Laura Williams, 1Mrs. George Card1 W. LaClede Ave., Youngstown, 0. Class of 1920: Florence Ausnehmer, Early Rd., Youngstown, O. . John Moore, 146 N. Glenellen Ave., Youngstown, 0., East 01110 Gas Co. Anna Neimark, 1Mrs. Carl Malkoff1 Quinn Ave., Youngstown, 0. Dorothy Thorne, 1Mrs. Irvin Hazeh 3561 Stocker Ave., Youngstown, 0. Marie Young, UVIrs. Howard BrenQ Jacobs Rd., Youngstown, 0. Class of 1921: . Dorothy Dewey, 1Mrs. Charles Brunswiclq 1106 Madlson Ave., Youngstown, O. Whyne Stoyer, McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, 0., Truscon. Class of 1923: . Alice Gable, 920 S. Gray Ave., Youngstown, 0., Youngstown Coal 8L Brlck Co. Wiebka Lawson, deceased. - . . Emma Jones, McGuffey Rd., Yo., 0., Teacher, Scxencevdle ngh School. Minola Mariner, R. F. D. No. 1, Marion Heights, Campbell, 0., Sheet 8: Tube. Helen Mills, 1Mrs. Frank KipeQ 622 Hayes Ave., Youngstown, O. fifty-fivc THE SILHOUETTE ff If... ClaSSIZZrifti4:Sheridan, 1Mr5- Edward Knaufh Southern Blvd., Youngstown, 0. Alex Badaski, 1511 Second Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. l K' , Mrs. Ellen E. BritQ Kinsman, 0. 11:11:; Lgxlfsorf, 1Mrs. Loren Pendletom Baker St., Youngstown, O. Thelma Helsel, 1Mrs. Roy Wylam1 1531 Lnnsdownc Blvd.. Youngstown, 0. Victoria Canada. Class of 1925: . Evalina Clingan, Gray Ave., Youngstown, 0., Teacher, Warren RlchCy School. Martha Hazel, 1Mrs. John Curry1 deceased. Nellie Stevens, 1Mrs. Browm Marion Ave., Youngstown, 0, Kenneth Cover, deceased. Frank Ruble, 398 Rhode Island Ave., Rochester, Pa. Class of 1926: Peter Tedeschi, McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, 0., Attorney. Warren Benninger, 3140 E. Northwood Av:.. Y0., 0., General Fireproofing, James Benninger, 3140 E. Northwood Ave.. Y0., 0., Clvd. School of Art, Student. Paul Maxim, 93 N. Eighth, Brooklyn, N. Y., Advertising Mgr, Forrest Cavalier, 1629 Jacobs Rd., Youngstown, 0., Attorney. Homer Warne, deceased. Class of 1927: Frances Castner, Kimmel St., Youngstown, 0., Republic Rubber. Ann Denyes, 1Mrs. George Clark1 Athens, 0. Edward Hazel, deceased. Milton Heckman, 810 Colby St., Yo., 0., Teacher. Scicnccvillc High School Lawrence Gable, Pittsburgh, Pa., Accountant. McCoy Mariner, New Concord, 0.. Coach, Muskingum College. Caroline Engstrom, 1Mrs. Harry Slagld Lorrainc St. Sharon, Pa. Grace Cicchillo, Oak St., Youngstown, 0., Grantk Store. Pearl Stevens, 10560111116 St. Youngstown, 0.. Teacher. 101m thi'c School. DOrOthV WCQVGF, 1Mrs. Ellis Waw 11901 Milan Ave. Cleveland, 0. Call Way, 4Mrs. Andrew MarstelleH Slwelw St. Ymmgstowm 0, Earl Gutter, R. F. D. No. 1, McGuffcy qu Iowcnvilla 0.. Farmer. Class of 1.928: igcy ArnauFa 1Mrs. Frank GlascoL Cornwall Ava, Youngstown. On Nurse. S.unice Benmnger. 3140 E. Northwood Ava, Yo.. 0.. Sec. Scienceville High School. .ara . Bower, E. Northwood Ave., Youngstown, 0.. Nurse Gladys Devor, Warren, 0. 1 . Ellzabeth Donuchie, Warren, 0., H0usehold Finance C0. gigeleileveGGtzirdon, 1Mrs. Cassius Clineam Kcough Ava. Youngstown, 0. FdnU g1 fr on, 4Mrs. Walter DevorH N. va Ava. Youngstown, 0. Am: 1.1655er5, RUSSEI Handworh R. 1 Canficld. o. k Marth ?rmc ile. Armstrong Ave., Youngstowm 0.. Youngstown Telegram. Maroa:ef 018163, 4MB. John Carry Orrin Ave.. Youngstown. 0. Rebgkah Matasy,z1Mrs. BallantvnQ Farly Rd. Y011ngstown. O. Marv Ne 13-00100 4 111 47th St-- Iona Island Citv. N. Y.. Nurse. Mariorie SShItt-1d1Mrs. Charles Shipley1 Struthers; 0. Aurgr T derl 23m 2950 MCGUfer Rdu Youngstown 0 Hospital New York. Irma '1 h e eschl, Cleveland, 0., Hosiery Co 0 1 ,, , or ' u U Guv Berargekllgss Fllmore St', Yo., 0.. Teacher, Scienccvillc Grade School- Ralph Helsgl 15 can Ave., Y0ungstOWn, 0., Republic Rubber. James O,Neil: 103351 IAESdowne BlVd's Youngstown, 0., Truscon. 1 en Ave., Youngstowm 0., Republic Steel. Gordon Peduzzi , Dr d fifty-six y en SE1 YOUngstOWn, 0.. Truck Driver. THE SILHOUETTE William Pitt, Jacobs Rd, Youngstown, 0., Western Auto Co. Gordon Spezza, Castaha Ave., Youngstown, 0., Newberry College. Homer Whlttenberger, Kenneth Ave., Youngstown, 0., Fireman. Class of 1929; Mll0red Bailey, 929 Kenneth Ave., Youngstown, 0., Clerk, Court House. Eizifxta gauyghman, 1Mrs. Shallenbergew McGuffeX Rd., Youngstgwn, 0. 12m 0.x er, 8Mrs. Frank Bergman1 1,970 Atlantlc Ave., San Dlezo Calif. Frank E1118, Youngstown, N. C. Rd., R. 1, Lowellville, 0., C. C. C: Thomas Hamrock, R. No. 1, Lowellville, 0., U. S. Navy. Ora Mae Harvey. sers. E. Wallacw New Bedford Pa. Anna Holecko, R. 1, Lowellville, O. , Virginia Lloyd, 3Mrs Richard Hazeh Iowellville-Hubbard Rd. Ioseph Lukac, R. 1, Lowellville, 0., Farmer. Lillian Miller, 8Mrs. John McCormick1 Oxford, 0. Ralph Muter, Myron Ave., Youngstown, 0., C. M. T. C. Jesse Nesbit, Youngstown, 0., Mechanic Nesbit Garage. XViUiam Noble, E. High Ave., Youngstown, 0., Sheet 8: Tube. Mary Pallay, Stewart Ave., Youngstown, 0., Teacher, Geography Hall School. Margaret Pellin, 1Mrs. Samuel Getz1 Ridley St., Youngstown, 0. Florence Playforth, 2817 Guss Ave., Youngstown, O., Truscon. Mary Slipkasky, 1Mrs. Dan Christy1 Judson Ave., Youngstown, 0. Paul Snyder, Lyden Ave., Youngstown, 0., U. S. Marines. Frances Steel, R. 1, Coits.-Hubbard Rd., Lowellville, 0., Teacher. Ruth Stevens, 1Mrs. Charles RotaQ 1047 Alden St., Youngstown, 0. Frank Thomas, 438 Drake Ave., Youngstown, 0., Truscon. Irene Thorne, 1031 Fillmore Ave., Yo., 0., Teacher, Geography Hall School. Floyd Welk, Karl St., Youngstown, 0., Truck Driver. Class of 1930: Joseph Arnaut, 178 W'. Myrtle Ave., Yo., 0., General Fireproofing Co. Lester Baughman, Holland Ave., Youngstown, 0., Wilkins-Leonard. Antoinette Berard, deceased. Lucille Bower, 1Mrs. Howard Sheridam E. Northwood Ave., Yo., 0., Mu. Teacher. Howard Buckner, Akron, 0., Rubber Works. Adaune Carone, Liberty Rd., Youngstown, 0., A. 86 P. Stop 25. Iames Castner, New Bedford, Pa., Republic Rubber. Thomas Crichton, Stiles Ave., Youngstown, 0., Truck Driver. William Dodson, 2020 Jacobs Rd., Youngstown, 0., St. Dept. James Eubanks, Taft Avenue, Youngstown, O. Tito Fabrizio, 817 Scioto Ave., Youngstown, 0. Bruce Fisher, 2538 Cornwall Ave., Youngstown, 0. Elmer Frisbie, Ridley Ave., Youngstown, O. ' Betsey Hartwell, 1Mrs. Edwin Moore1 S71 Detr01t Ave., Youngstown, O. Susie Harvey, 1801 Cromwell, Youngstown, 0., Housework. Clarence Martin, 2108 McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, 0. Ida Moretti, McGuffey Rd., R. No. 1, Youngstown, 0. Florence Roth. Lansdowne Blvd., Youngstown, O. . Laura Slagle, 2961 Myron Ave., Youngstown, 0., Refrlg. Inst. Lena Vance, 1Mrs. William RogersJ New Bedford, Pa. Dominic Vitacula, McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, O., U. S. Navy. Cecil Watt, deceased. Christine Wilson, 1Mrs. A Lavina Zins, W. Northwood Ave., lbert Baughmam 56 Chicago Ave., YoungstOWn, O. Youngstown, 0., Housework. f 1931: ClassBoerice Basch, 1109 Dryden St., Youngstown, 0., Beauty Operator. 3 I 0., Orchestra. Arthur Bell, Carol St., YoungstOWn, fifly-sg'vcn THE SILHOUETTE 0,0,11,41,10 f - ' cGuffe Rd., Youngstown, 0., Truscon. ROberItg Begiarr311012zzgiiialrila Ave.,yYoungstown, 0., Carnegie Steel. JOhE -emBr,ownlee 3Mr5- M. Mesaros3 Oak St. Ext, Youngstown, O, $agnelg3:kosky, 2167 McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, 0., Grocery. Colenn Burrows, Yo.-N. C. Rd., R. 1, Lowellvnlle, 0., P. 85 0, Donald Card, Coitsttruthers Rd., Youngstown, 0., Bu1ck Youngstown Garage, Jane Cracraft, 1561 Lansdowne Blvd., Youngstown, 0. Ida Dodson. 2020 Jacobs Rd., Youngstown, 0. Frank Fabrizio. 818 Dean, Youngstown, 0., Truscon. Iewel Gatewood, 3217 Regis Ave., Youngstown, 0. Wloodrow Hazel, 3561 Stocker Ave.,OYoungstown, 0., Western Reserve College, irt, Box 354, Youngstown, . . 5:313:33: Hogan. 2765 McGuffev Rd., Youngstown. 0., 01110 State U. Florkncve King, Coits.-Hubbard Rd., Yo., 0.. Nurse Johns Hopkins Hos., Baltimore. Ella Kirkman, 851 Scioto Ave., Youngstown, 0. ' Iulia Kochamba, 3Mrs. Andrew KlaDacM R. 1, Lowellvnlle, 0, Virginia Lazer, 3Mrs. Frank FabrizioW 818 Dean, Youngstown, O, Leila Lennox, 3Mrs. Richard HaddatM Kenneth Ave.. Youngstown. 0, Marjorie Magill, 3Mrs. Joseph Arnaut3 Myrtle Ave., Youngstown, 0. John Matasy. 425 Early Rd., Youngstown. 0., Attorney. Ethel McBride, Wardle Ave., Youngstown, 0., Youngstown College. Karmel Misciskia. Bryant Ave., Youngstown, 0.. Dressmaker. Edwin Moore. 571 Detroit Ave.. Ynungstown. 0.. Vindicator. Harrv Neimark, R. 1. Y0.-N. C. Rd.. Iowellville, 0., Tamarkin Co. Austin Orr. R. 1, Lowellville. 0., Truck Driver. Ronald Richards, Dennison, 0., Sun. of Music. Joseph Rudzek. Pulaski, Pa., Farmer. Gertrudle Shorthouse. 3Mrs. Andv Fanazm 39 N. Forest Ave., Youngstown. 0. Myrtle Shorthouse, 3Mrs. Mike Flieshen 359 XV. Earl Ave., Youngstown, 0. 3 Cl Lawrence Snyder, Lyden Ave., Youngstown 0., U. 5. Army. .1 Duncan Sutherland, 2576 Wash. Ave., San Francisco, Calif.. Asst. Mgr. Std. Brands. 1 Frances Swope, 3Mrs. W. Morrisy 3 Earl'XVarne. Lyden Ave., Youngstown. 0., General Fireproofing. 3 3 Kenneth Williams, R. 1, Yo.-N. C. Rd., Lowellville, 0., Truscon. 3 Genevieve Workman, Elm St., Youngstown, 0. 3 Class of 1932: Bernice Austin, 2978 Northwood Ave.. Youngstown, 0. William Behne. McGuffeV Rd., U. S. Marines. Mary Bella, 3Mrs. RaV Hertza3 845 Kenneth St., Youngstown, 0. Laura Berger, 907 Liberty Rd., Youngstown, 0. k Evabelle Brownlee, 3Mrs. Scott Brindley3 Wfarren, 0. Ruth Brownlee, Oak St. Ext., Youngstown, 0., Kent University. , Johnnle Lee Carter, 2950 Kenyon Ave., Youngstown, 0., Farmer. Mflry Castner, 3Mrs. Myron GoisQ New Bedford, Pa. M11dred Chasonov, 2727 Mermaid Ave. Brooklyn N Y Wllliam Christmas, deceased. , y . . gggtfrylgzerf 824 Lyden Ave., Youngstown, 0., Republic Rubber. Ch 1 y av1s, Box 287 Wardle Ave., Youngstown, Housework. i V7211. es Dusenbury, Youngstown, 0., Johnson C. Smith U. T1 1am Ensley, Lansdowne Blvd., Youngstown, 0. M3i'll'5:efzgewood, Jacobs Rd., Youngstown, 0., Sheet 8: Tube. Mazgr I ettan, 3Mrs. Frank Perov3 No.-N.C. Rd., New Bedford, Pa. 1 am Hartwell, 2930 McGuffey Rd., Yo., 0., Dana,s Mus. Inst., Warren- Alwyn H?elsl 1, Charles Herftlli, EdgawgeYIBlVd', YoungStown, 0., Wonder Bakery. Sldney Hill, 3302 Seifert St., Youngstown 0. Ohio State U fifty-eigbt , , . 'F 10000 9....00 A THE SILHOUETTE x Helen Hogan, McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, 0., Ohio State U John Kllmowicz, 2056 E. Madison Ave., Younostown O . Steve Levitsky, Vaughn Ave., Youngstown, 0: Ohio, U: Steve Lubonovic, R. 1, Youngstown, 0., Republic Steel. Helen McBride, New Castle, Pa., Bank. Nera McGarry, 2146 Stewart Ave., Youngstown, O. 12:43:: 11131223; Olik St. Ext., Youngstown, 0., General Fireproofing Co. , . 1, Lowellvxlle, 0., Y-o.-N. C. Rd. Allen Furn Arlene Nesbit, 810 Lyden Ave., Youngstown, O. , . Lomse Nesbit, 1Mrs. Arnold Bolim 747 Kenneth St., Youngstown 0 John O3Neil, Alden Ave., Youngstown, 0., U. S. Army. , ' Rgbert Ray, McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, 0., Truscon. Helen Richey, Youngstown, 0., Miami U. anie Schuller, 419 Early Rd., Youngstown, 0., Auto Body Works. Anne Sedlachko, Johnson Rd., Campbell, 0., Housework. John Sirbue 2913 Wardle Ave., Youngstown, O. Wllliam Snow, 917 Scioto Ave., Youngstown, 0., Union Wholesale. Kathryn Span, N. Gray Ave., Youngstown, 0., Mazda Lamp Works. Evelyn Spencer, Atkinson Ave., Box 300 Youngstown, 0. Edward Stevens, Florida, Carpenter. Dorothy Stiveson, 1Mrs. T. Gray1 Tyrone, Pa. Frank Strejan, R. 1, Lowellville, 0., Coits.-N. C. Rd., P. W. A. Hervey Van Fossen, McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, 0., Welding. Elizabeth Welk, Karl St., Youngstown, 0., Mazda Lamp Works. James XVhiting, New Bedford, Pa., Dairy.- Marforie Williams, 1Mrs. William Noble1 E. High Ave., Youngstown, 0. Andrew Wrenn, 20 Coming Ave., Scienceville Sta., Ydungstown, O. Lillian Zerby, Pennsylvania, Secretarial Work. Class of 1933: Stephen Adamowsky, 920 Lyden Ave., Youngstown, 0., General Fireproofing. Howard Alexander, 2419 Frost: Ave., Youngstown, 0., Tube Mill at Sharon. Vivian Austin, 1789 Northwood Ave., Youngstown 0., at a New York College. Sammie Baglieri, R. 1, McGuffey Rd., Lowellville, 0., Carnegie. George Balthes, 3135 Miltonia Ave., Youngstown, 0., P. W. A. David Boldt, 2335 McGuffey Rd., Isaly Dairy. Helen Brownlee, R. 1, Oak St. Ext., Lowellville, 0., Housework. Helen Burnett, R. 1, Coitsville-Hlubbard Rd. James Carter, Nelson Ave., Youngstown, 0. Rose Cicchillo, 1527 Jacobs Rd., Youngstown, 0. Tony Circella, 2034 Jacobs Rd.. Youngstown, O. Mardell Crichton, 1Mrs. Glen Miles1 Scott St., Youngstown, O. Cornelia Croscin, 1Mrs. C. Cramer1 Lowellville, 0., Coirsville-Hubbard Rd. Wanda DeToffol, 3116 Castalia Ave., Youngstown, 0., Ohio U. Harold Draa, Filmore Ave., Youngstown, 0., Republic Steel. Irene Fekete, 1Mrs. John Thomas1 Stewart St., Youngstown, O. Theresa Fusco, 928 Dean, Youngstown, 0., Klines. Ella Gatewood, 3217 Regis Ave., Youngstown, 0., Housework. Theresa Gettan, R. 1, McGuffey Rd., Lowellville, 0. Olympia Gibb, R. 1, State Line Rd., Lowellv'ille, O. . Gilbert Gordon, Youngstown, 0., General Flreproofmg Co. Callie Greene, deceased. Fred Hartman, Karl St., Youngstown, 0., Truscon. Martin Hitter, Wardle Ave., YoungstOWn, 0., Truscon. Cecil Jewell, 2865 Guss Ave., Youngstown, O. h' U Ioe Kolody, 2034 Wardle Ave., Youngstown, 0., O 10 . Marie Koning, 2969 Thorne Hill Ave., Youngstown, O. fifty-ninc 4.4,. .-..... ?Mwu T HE SIL H O UEEIE XX, N 75x R F. D. No. 1, Coits.-Hubbard Rd., Lowellvillc, 0,, RepUblic Lab. - osephine St., Youngstown, 0., Club Pianist. . . , 425 Early Rd., Youngstown, 0., Newberry College. Wlllmm Matasy Wardle Ave., Youngstown, 0., Republic Steel. John Krivan, Philomena Long, J William McBride, 2987 Carlo Moretti, McGuffey Joe Moretti, McGuffey R Rd., Youngstown, 0., Contracting. d., Youngstown, 0., Contracting. Nora Morrison, 1400 N. Gray Ave., Youngstown, 0., Truscon, Elizabeth Pitt, OWN. Sam Almam Jacobs Rd., Youngstown, O, Otto Poschner, Fairfax Ave., Youngstown, 0., C. C. C. Camp, Iuanita Powell, Nelson Ave., Youngstown, 0. . Mildred Rees, 410 Broadway Ave., Girard, 0., Boucherle-Goodwm Co. Woodrdw Schotton, Coits.-Lowellville Rd., Lowellville, 0., Republic Steel. John Shargo, 1072 Dean, Youngstown, 0., Sheet 86 Tube. Gordon Sheridan, McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, 0., Aviation. Clifford Stere, Early Rd., Youngstown, 0., Powell Press Steel. Nora Swank, 1Mrs. Lester Baughman1 Holland Ave., Youngstown, O, Velva Swinney, 1Mrs. Al Woorlem Elm St., Youngstown, 0. James Thornton, 2815 Ridley Ave., Youngstown, 0. Thursa Watt, Detroit, Michigan, Office Work. Edna Winans, 1Mrs. Jean P. Weigld North Jackson, Ohio. Catherine Yurchison, Yo.-N. C. Rd.. Lowellville, 0., Business College. Marcella Zins, W. Northwood Ave., Youngstown, 0., XVoolworths Class of 1934: Evelyn Alexander, 2419 Frost Ave., Youngstown, 0., Beauty Operator. Eva Andrews, 903 Dryden Ave., Youngstown, 0., General Fireproofing. Jennie Baglieri, R. 1, Lowellville, 0. George Basch, 1109 Drvden Ave., Youngstown, 0., Salesman. Lois Becker, 1Mrs. Charles Arnoch California. .Iosephine'Berard, 815 Dean Ave., Youngstowm 0., McKelveWs. William Berndt, 3022 Castilia Ave., Youngstown, 0., Ohio State U. John Boehm, Karl St., Box 284, R. 1, Youngstown, 0., Bricklayer Helper. Anna Bosela. Johnson Rd., Lowellville, 0., R. 1. Housework. Helen Card, 2008 McClure Ave., Youngstown. 0., R. 1, Youngstown College. FrarEk Carone, Liberty Rd., Youngstown, 0., Orchestra. Marie Carter, Stop 25 Melvina Ave., Youngstown, 0., Raincoat C0. Jack Clark, Coits.-Struthers Rd.. Sheet 8C Tube. Sam DeBacco, 2833 Karl 8C Josephine Ave., Youngstown, 0., Truscon. Rud9lph Ermert, Hubbard-Coitsville Rd., R. 1, Youngstown, 0., Truscon. gelllehEubanks, StOp 25 Nelson Ave.. Youngstown. 0.. Housework. orot y Evans, 661 Early Rd., Youngstown. 0.. Miami U. Leora Evans, 661 Early Rd., Youngstown, 0. Miami U gin: Fabrizio, 817 Scioto Ave., Youngstown, b. . R0: SuiitoggzgleinMXGuff;v Rd., Youngstown, 0., Republic Steel. John Gardger 125 Ken :37qu oun?stown, 0., Beautv Operator. Henry Green ,Frost Avy nY ve., oungstown, 0., Orchestra, N. Y. A. Thelma Hun,ter 1Mr 6-,h Oungstown, 0.. Marshall College, W. Va. May Iacob 1 a 8. J9 n Stafford1 2851 RldleV Ave., Youngstown, O. L , . s' 516 Josephlne Ave., Youngstown 0 amarquls Jarrnon, Nelson Ave. Y , ' Edward Kelty 2936 M G ff 3 oungstown, 0., Howard U. Geor e. L , c u ey Rd., Youngstown, 0., Nichols Grocery. 0 g .azar, R- 1, Box 42 Youn sto O 1 Helen LlSkO, 932 L de A , g wn, ., Lazar.Dalry. Helen M Y n ve., Youngstown, 0., Rehef Office. XVil'iam 1112:8833 525 Early Rd', YounEStOWn, 0- Treva Morey, 1Mrs. Lawrenge Counszstown, 0 Wager Dept. 6 x acchlm Poughkeepsw, N. Y. siicly 1 1 1 1 f T I J: UN 0 THE SILHOUETTE Bella Neimark, R. 1, Lowellville, 0., Coits.-N. C. Rd., Ohio U. James Noble, R. 1, Lowellville, 0. John Pallay, 2225 E. Madison Ave., Youngstown, 0., Republic Rubber. Nellie Peterman, 1043 Filmore Ave., Scienceville, 0. Odell Pennick, R. 1, Box 269, Youngstown, 0., Housekeeper. Olga Petrick, 815 Lansdowne Blvd., Youngstown, 0., South High Night School. Ragina Puscher, 6Mrs. Morgan Cliftom Yo.-Hubbard Rd., Hubbard, 0. W'alter Richards, 2889 Guss Ave., Youngstown, 0., Truscon. Walter Rohan, 2157 Kimmel St., Youngstown, 0., Republic Steel. William Rotar, 1017 Manley Ave., Scienceville, 0. Nick Shargo, 1072 Devon Ave., Youngstown, 0. Beulah Shipton, 6Mrs. Donald Card1 Coits.-Hubbard Rd., Lowellville, 0., R. D. 1. Frances Shipton, McCartney Rd, R. D. 1, Youngstown, 0. Irene Sirbu, 2903 Wardle Ave., Youngstown, 0. Gladys Slagle, 2961 Myron Ave., Youngstown, 0. Frances Stevens, Josephine St., Youngstown, 0. Ruth Thompson, Edgar Ave., Youngstown, 0. Beryl Treaster, Oak St. Ext, R. 1, Youngstown, 0., Mt. Sinae Hospital, Baltimore. Cassius Van Fossen, 1027 Gray Ave., Youngstown, 0., Orchestra. Cecil XValker, 739 Early Rd., Youngstown, 0., Farmer. Edwin Wallace, W. Nelson Ave., YoungSEOWn, 0., Insurance. Elmore Weather, Siefert Ave., Youngstown, 0., C. C. C. Ella Williams, 871 Lansdowne Blvd., Youngstown, 0., Business College. Tyrus Wilson, 1339 Lansdowne Blvd., Youngstown, 0., Republic. Eby Woodley, Cantwell Ave., Youngstown, 0., Wilkoffs. James Wyer, E. Northwood Ave., Youngstown, 0., Isaly. Class of 1935: Catherine Albright, 279 Wardle Ave., Youngstown, 0., Sec. Beauty Shop 6ClvdJ Edwin W. Allen, R. 1, Lowellville, 0., Farmer. Mary L. Balch, 1032 Alden Ave., Youngstown, 0. Minnie A. Balthes, 3135 Miltonia Ave., Youngstown, 0., W. P. A. Bessie Bivens, Box 271, Youngstown, 0., College. Delores Black, 912 Dean Ave., Youngstown, 0. Emilia M. Braidich, 919 Sciota St., Youngstown, 0. Lester Brownlee, R. 1, Lowellville, 0., Farmer. Ann B. Busin, Box 106, Youngstown, 0. Sidney M. Chasanov, 1010 Liblelrtirl R215, Youngstown, 0., Grocery. h ane Clark, R. 1, Lowe vi 6, . gifhng Crawford, 6Mrs. Robert Benjamim 2323 McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, 0. Charles E. Deterding, R. 1, Lowellville, 0., YO.:N. C. Rd., Case College. Charles E. Domhoff, R. 1, Youngstown, 0., Ba11ey3s. Walter E. Edwards, Lowellville, Ohio R. D. 1.. Eric A. Ermert, R. 1, Lowellville, 0., Repubhc Steel. . Susan Fleischer, 2138 Ives Ave., ivoungstown, g, Repubhc Steel. ' Orrin Ave., oungstown, . 11:31:11: eVggclsiscioif4l9204 N. Gray Ave., ngglstovzn, C0, Igent College. ' allman, Box 133 Youngstown, ., sum er ar . 2:23;: II--I1elsel, 1521 LanstWne Blvd., Youngstown, 0.,hU.'S. iaxgy. . C Iohn Hesch, 2964 Myron Ave., Youngstown, 0., C03. S earmg tampmg 0. Marie Hitter, Box 278, Youngstown, 0., Woolwort s. Chanev Howard, Box 278-B, Youngstown, 0., R. 1. Tollv Mae Huey, 6Mrs. C. Jones1 Youngstown, 0. Verr'wU Hulbert, 920 Colby St., Youngstown, 0. Y C 11 Virginia Irby, 1981 Nelson Ave., Youngstown, 0., . 0 ege ' o 731, Youngstown, 0., P. W. A. . Ezzgzethjgksfgmligi 629 Early Rd., Youngstown, 0., Stlvers Motor Co. xixty-onc THE SILHOUETTE W555 - x ,0 W 4' Alex A. Kasnevich, Josephine Ave., Youngstown, 0., Truscon, :3 Jack A. Kraysets, Castalia Ave., Youngstown, 0., General Flreproofing, 3 Eugenia Larson, Hubbard, 0., Kent College. . I.il1ie Gay Lawhorn, Derby St., Youngstown, 0., Busmess School, Detroit, Victoria Lazar, Box 42, Youngstown, 0., R. 1, Yo.-N. C. Rd. 5' John LeCote, 3105 Regis Ave., Youngstown, 0., Orchestra. Iames Lewis, 2011 Roche Ave., Youngstown, 0., C. C. C , .; Carl Lipuscheg, 1119 Scioto Ave., Youngstown, 0., Republic Steel. 3 Youngstown, 0., Kressi :5: 4 c... .: Mary Long, 1714 Josephine St., Carl Longstreet, 2513 Stocker Ave., Youngstown, 0,, Sheet 85 Tube. John J. Lubonovi-c, R. 1, Youngstown, 0., Republic Steel. Maggie C. Mack, 3017 Seifert Ave., Youngstown, O. de-V-arrd W. Matlock, 1060 N. Gray Ave., Youngstown, 0, Donald McGarry, R. 1, Lowellville, 0., Farmer. Donald E. Miller, 2964 Karl St., Youngstown, 0., Republic Rubber Vincent J. Moretti, Box 143, Youngstown, 0., Jeweler. Helen Moscz, Box 84, Lowellville, 0. Nellie Murdock, 835 Lyden Ave., Youngstown, 0. Viola M. Maxim, 93 N. Eighth St., Brooklyn, N. Y., Restaurant Work, Vernon Nesbit, 810 Lyden Ave., Youngstown, 0., Bailey 0il. Nellie Nester, 8 Orrin Ave., Youngstown, 0. Joseph Noble, R, 1. Lowellville, 0., Filling Station. Margaret 03Neil, 1031 Alden St., Youngstown, 0., Beauty Operator. Rose Oreco, Married, Scienceville Sta., Youngstown, 0. Louis Pangunzio, 132 Fairfax Ave., Youngstown, 0., United Foundry. Anna L. Pmchot, 823 Miami St., Youngstown, 0. W Raymond Rowles, 906 Early Rd., Youngstown, 0., Republic Rubber. Howard Sarver, Box 353, Stacey Ave., Youngstown, 0. : Ollie Satterwhite, Pittsburgh, Pa. :1 ?:glflgiliells, 12142135 StzggerYAveq YoungsOtown, 0., Republic Rubber. 4 , 1 ov1c , ox , oungstown, ., R. 1, Pa b h P. W Mardelle Stere, 421 Early Rd., Youngstown, 0., Y. Collleg; urg , a , Housework. 1 Joseph Tarantino, 312 Atkinson Ave., Youngstown, 0. AndreerTavolario, 3524 McGuffey Rd., Youngstown, 0. glissTogiciianspbn, 313K11dCastalla Ave., Youngstown, 0., Ohio State U. Glen A Trilenlklestlgox 10:0gn15tgyn, 0., Republic Rubber. ' 9 4 , . , O ' Margaret Treaster, Oak St. Ext., Youlrlxggigazn,ng$apit01 Uh', Margaret Wallace Box 288 Sharlin S , ., 00 wort s. l . ,. , e ta., Youngstown, 0. 113m? ?;?E Mlaml, Fla., Seamstress. 093 6 er, 1997 Lansdowne, Y Marlon Wheeler, 2814 Stacey AvifngsgzzngtSVJnY'OCOIIl-elge' k Boyd Wrilliams, R. 1, Coitsville-Str,th lid , ., ousewor ' Oscar WilliamS, R. l McGuffe 15d elf 1., YoungStown, 0., Farmer. BYron Williamson, R. 1 Coitsvil31 H-abeWe lVllle, 0.: Farmer. Harold Wilson, 1032 De,von Ave e-Y 11 ard Rd., Refrlgeratlon Ins. M'arthelia Wilson, 1339 Lansdowge ogngsmwn, 0.0Tkaing. Alice Wylam, R 1 C , Ounlgstown, , Jean Yurchison, R.,1 ?gikRi; Lowellv1lle, 0., Housework, N. Castle. John Zaku, 1919 Jacgbs Rd .Y. Rd., Lowellvxlle, 0', ROSSi Fireworks C0. Juanita Walton, 824 North .Aveougfgsslwr: 0., Jghnnfs Radiator Sh0p. 'a gs OWn, . .. 2.00m..- g... WMN-mnat m, o++++006+$4+$$$ : Best Wishes to.Principal, Teachers, and Pupils 0f Selenceville High School CONGRESSMAN JOHN G. COOPER sixty-two m -.. l --+--- -'. ' +++-eno+0+ hq A THE SILHOUETTE . O O . O Q O O . . Q 0 O Q o . hhh .. 0.w QOQOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOQOOoOOO . . . . . , . . . , o .00. 39.00;..95...u.n.oo.99.co.u.u.n.u.u.u.u.u.oo.u,u.u99Mn90....uO9o.u:u.w:oo:09zuzwzu:u:u:u:w:n.u'n'u'nzoo3 .0. ' . 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