Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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CLASS WILL WARREN HARRIS wills his gashing t0 Leon Harmon. DOROTHY HARVEY wills her hints on how to grow tall to Kathleen Dobic. BETTY HELSEL wills her left over giggles to Louise Mills. GLEN BAUN leaves his speed and energy to Kenneth Kopp. DONALD BEHNE leaves his worldly attitude to john Posscrt. MARJORlE ANDERSON leaves her knowledge of other schools to Antonctte Perline. GRACE 1R BY and RUBY MAHONE leave their neatness to Dorothy Harris. OTIS JENNINGS wills his speaking ability to Henry Day. MARY .IANE LAURIE wills hcr seamstress ability to Doris Gray. IDA MAE Ll'll'llLE Wills her unfinished house work to Lucille Cobbin and Doris Purdue. ROSIE MCCARTER wills her technique to find a boyfriend in her senior year to Mary Ellen Robinson. FREMAN MCRAE Wills his ability to find a girl at the last minute to George lizii'gziiiier. jOHN STANTON leaves his desire to llswing it out to Robert Anderson, ELIZABETH KOLESAR wills her charming manners to Betty McBride. .IOHN KRAUTNER leaves his unread library books to Dale Schustcr. CHARLES LEASURE leaves his car to be handy at school to Wilbur Beacham. HARRY MYERS leaves his quietness to William Sebo. JACK NICHOL leaves his musical ability to Lawrence Scdlzichkn. HAZEL AARON leaves her friendliness to Dorothy Dewell and June James. BETTY AUSENHUMER leaves all good grades to Josephine Slabodi. JOHN BAGLI ERl leaves his manly figure to Chester Green. ROBERT RAIR leaves his Model T Furd to Philip Easton. FREDA BAUN leaves her hints on how to treat your boy friend to Ruth Sfewart and Ruth VVardle. EDWARD BOSELA Wills his noise making in study hall tu William Thomas. MARY BROWN leaves her shyness in classes to Ruth Gatewnod. HARRY CIPRlANO leaves his secrets on how to play basketball to Paul Rovnak. VIOLET CLARK leaves her dieting list to Mary Ruse Hzmirock and Betty Slaglc. ANNA KOTSCH leaves her latest hair styles to Barbara Perry. CHARLOTTE HYNES wills her pleasing ways to Mary Torantino. MILDRED HlGGlNS wills her undone wnrk for Mr. Miller tor lcnc Uhrin. JESSIE JONES Wills Rose Mary Thompson her ways of flirting With the freshman boys. WARREN HULBERT wills all Junior boys to be at school on time. PAUL LUKlCH leaves all his wisecracks to Edward Brienz. NENA MARCARCHENIA leaves her violin to Alberta. Traenklc. NICK LEVlTSKY eaves his executive ability to Albert Mazzeo. XVILLIAM MCGLEN wills his brilliant ways of getting into mischief to Harry Pasku. MARY NAN AVRITT wills her cnntralto voice to Evelyn MCCaughtry. ARMAND SHIPPOLI wills his all-day suckers to Robert Cowher. KATHLEEN CLARK leaves her ways of looking after herself and others to Betty Jean Bailey. BEARICE MENALDI leaves her persuasivc manners to Nellie Capanic. Twenty-nine

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CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of the class of june of 1941 of Scienceville High School, of the State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory. publish and declare this our last will and testament, as follows: To the Juniors the Seniors bequeath their cooperative power to keep them in one piece. To the Sophomores the Seniors leave their detention cards. The Seniors leave their unfinished suckers to the Freshmen. The Seniors thank the faculty for their instructive criticism and in return leave the strlct rule they had to keep. MARIE MILLER wills her hints on how to win Bathing Beauty Contests to Anna O,Palich. ROSE PERRY leaves her ways of getting around to Mary Kimble. HELEN RAYOUK leaves her page boy hairdress to Rose Maria Spugnola. ANNA MACYNSKI Wills her latest dancing steps to Anna Rohan. IDA MARIE PALLAY leaves her telephone numbers to Pauline Kollor. JIMMY PANNUNZIO leaves his job of changing signs to john Chordas. WILLIAM SCHROEDER leaves his seat on the bus to James Clemens. ANDY PLUCHINSKY leaves his unsaid remarks to Joe Ceapa. JAMES PATTERSON leaves his ability to beat the drums to Robert Card. JOHN SAROKA leaves his quiet manners to Charles Miller. DOROTHY JOHNSON welcomes Melba Dutton to her place in the Book Room. VIRGINIA CROCKETT and SARAH HALLMAN leave their unfinished book reports to Willis Edward johnson. RALPH SANDERS leaves his dependability to Albert jerome Huzicka. GERHARD STRUPKUS leaves his bike to Bob Kelty. JOE SZENYERI leaves his future art work to Hazel Wisemzm. NORMA BENINI leaves her mischief secrets to Clara Spencer. ANTONETTE SANDORA wills her make-up to Anna Tomko. RUDY HAMROCK Wills his immaculate ways to Alfred Vasconi. RAY BORMAN leaves his technique With the girls to Morgan jones. DICK BURNS leaves any ideas or information about football to Jack Holmes, Who Will appreciate it. HELEN HALL leaves her pizmo accompanying to Donna Lenhurt. LIBBY DEBACCO leaves her basketball ability to Mildred Laird and Marguerite Tavolurio. BEATRICE CLEMENS leaves her ability on ttHow to XVin Friends and InHuence Peoplei, to Mary Ellen Steib. PAULA COLA leaves his secrets on how to be friends with your teacher to Charles Ferguson, ROY CURL leaves his hints on how to keep your hair wavy to Charles Klimowicz. DOROTHY FULLER wills her pleasing smile to lsabell Nyers. Twenty-eight

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And the Villain Still Pursued Her Two LTTLE boys went to a movie HALL. They gave their tickets to the HALLMAN, and took their seats. There stood the star in a BROWN dress. with her HARRIS all in CURLs. She soon left on an AARON for her father, the MJLLER. He was very busy as it was HARVEY time. Unfortunately our heruine was PARDUEd through the MCGLEN hy the Villain who KOTSCHed her and took her aboard his SHIPPOLT. She was HELSELed in the KOVVAL, dark, hold at the ship, where only a small MCRAE of light showed through the porthole. it was bleak and HAIR, with 01in a HAMROCK to swing in as the ship rolled. She was fed only sauer- KRALTTNER and HYNES tomato juice. Finally, they landed 011 the gleaming SANDERS of Hawaii, where they stood gazing as MYRESingly at the SZENYERL Soon they rode to his mansion in a MCCARTER Which had been waiting for them. i ' Fortunately, the road passed the barracks of the United States Marines, who were STANTON around during their LEASURE time eating NICHOL CLARK bars and smoking DEBACCO. Immediately a plan of escape formed under her dRRY. She screamed in a loud CIPRIANO voice, and it seemed the barracks were never FULLER, for dozens nf men came running PERRY- ing their hayonets, and freed her. To SCHOEDER how happy they were to have been of assistance to her, they built a huge BAUNfire that night, and while the villain was RURNSing up in the brig, they serenaded her with Annie LAURIE. They sent her home on the next boat with a RAGLIERI uf cocoanuts as a souvenir.