Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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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

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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

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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