Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered Scienceville High School as Freshmen in September, 1937. Our class enrollment was about one hundred eighty-five. Our class advisors were Miss Catherine .Iones, Mr. Ehrman, and Mr. Heffmaster. The social event of the year was a Roller Skating Party at the Rayenwood Auditorium. The Sophomore year we enjoyed another Roller Skating Party, at the Frolic Club on Hopkins Road. 111 June we journeyed to Liberty Park in Girard for a picnic to conclude the festivities 0f the year. The Junior year activities were numerous. Two Roller Skating parties were given at the Rayenwoud Auditorium. We joined with Mr. Boydts room in selling boxes of Christmas Greeting Cards at which we were very successful. The Junior play, HThe Cuckods Nest was given on March 29, 1940. We also had a Sport Hop on May 17. Our Junior-Senior Prom took place on june 7 completing the activities for a very successful year. Our Senior year was notable for a variety of activities and pro- jects. The Silhouette was one of our largest undertakings. Our social events included: Sport hops, sports such as basketball, football and baseball. The Senior Dance, which we all enjoyed was held on May 16, at the Elms. Our Baccalaureate services were interesting, we had a variety of speakers and musical entertainments directed by D. West Richards. The Commencement Exercises took place on June 11, which ended our enjoyable high school life. Our Senior Play was held on May 23, directed by Miss Orville. The Crowning event of the year was the JunioriSenior From which was held June 6 at the Elms Ballroom. THE LAND OF THE FREE The land of the free is where I want to be, When the tires of war are burning next door. The freedom of religion, of press and of speech, Is much better than anything the dictators preach. Being an American is all the world to me. and, To be in America, the Land of the Free. eRose Perry Twenty-one

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Adrian C. Doyle Golda Cotterman Josephine Orville CLASS OFFICERS Nick Levitsky President Libby DcRucco .. ............................... Vice-President Helen Hall ....................................................... Secretary Freda Baum Treasurer CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Red and White Red Rose MOTTO ..................... It Matters not how Long we Live, but How!

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First Row, Left to Right HAZEL AARON Thy quiet ways have. made thee known to everyone. Commercial Club. MARJORIE ANDERSON-44Margieh I will go anwhere provided it is forward. Class Treasurer 3, Commercial Club 3-4. Second Row, Left to Right BETTY OUSNEHMERinet HAll the men in the men in the world could not make me lose an hour. Band and Orchestra, Annual Staff, Girl Reserves. MARY NAN AVRITT;3jitterhugll Thy merry heart doeth good like medicine. Choir 234, Girlls Glee Club 3-4, Octette 4, Annual Staff, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, G. A. A. 4, Comet Staff 3, Operetta, Ir. Play. Third Row, Left to Right BOB llAIR-llBear W'e all grow old and a little smart, But still remain children at heart. JOHN BAGLIARI4llBagslr Tall dark and handsomeia football hero Always laughing and talking, too. Football 2-3-4, Basketball 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Hi-Y Secretary, Class Basketball 3-4, Jr. Play, Annual Staff 4; Orchestra 1. FREDA RAUN How could I decide to be happy with one man. Mied Chorus 1, Glee Club 2-4; Choir 2-3-4, G.A.A. 34, Girl Reserves 2-3, Class Treasurer 4, Comet Staff 4. GLFNN BAUNi- Baun Good nature and good sense must ever join. Basketball 2, Annual Staff, Comet Staff. Fourth Row4Left to Right DONALD BEHNE444D0n You see, Donald is so very shy, Hels nervous if a girl draws nigh. Hi-Y Basketball, Glee Club. NORMA BENINI4- Chubby Music is her weakness. Glee Club 1, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Choir 2, Glee Club. RAY BORMAN Hail the day that brought us Ray. EDWARD BOSELA43E. J. Ed is a most ohliging fellow, Hels always ready to lend a hand. Twenty-two