Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Glass ptopltecv The other morning I decided to take a long walk before going to work. I stopped at a cigar store and bought a cheap five dollar cigar which I lit with a ten dollar bill that was slightly soiled. Then I proceeded to walk toward the lower east side because I want- ed to see how the other half lived. It was Cl Monday morning and some of the women were hanging out the weekly wash. Others were doing what is characteristic of all women when they have a back fence in common, exchanging choice bits of gossip and gabbing about the world in general. On this particular morning one attraction. It seems that she had fin- Soap box tops and had sent away the Scienceville Front. She had just the women. This marvelous book con- the Scienceville graduating class of As these women draped them- proud owner of this wonderful book woman seemed to be the center of ally saved one thousand Gooey for a book entitled Who's Who on received it and was the envy of all toined the names and occupations of ten years agoel943. selves comfortably over the fence, the began to read and this is what I hap- pened to hear: After all these years, EDITH BAGLIERI is going around to each school giving lec- tures on How to Skip School Without Being Caught . . . Aboard the ship 5. S. Science- ville is Captain NEILL BEHNE. At present he is home on a two weeks leave . . . HELEN BLUNT is considered the best vocal singer of the NBC. network. MARY BOHACH, an army nurse, has just recently settled down with a fine doctor whom she had met in train- ing . . . We see GEORGE BRAlDlCH as one of Youngstown's most efficient lawyers. He specializes in cases pertaining to horse thieves, cattle and hog trouble. He also handles all family troubles except his own . . . CARMEN CEAPA, now the world's finest dancer, will make her debut at the Stambaugh Auditorium. Prices of the tickets are two dollars per person and three dollars for couples and families . . . We see JAMES CIPRIANO is now u great surpeon. He also does research work and uses his patients as guinea pigs for ex- perimentol purposes. Being the census is high it won't matter much if a few become deceased. MARIE CUPLER is now happily would happen sooner or later . . . As American farm life, we find EDDIE ducts. A recent investigation reveal- bocco and also his OWn corn for form, we find ANTHONY DEVITE, is of his former wife from Coitsville, serve EDNA DOMHOFF and her lished in a home of their own . . . MARGARET DUTTING, after being a stenographer in the W.A.A.C.'s has just retired and settled down to enjoy a peaceful life with her ideal man. . . . MARGARET EASTON is an elementary school teacher trying to soak knowledge through the little skulls after given up the hope of teaching the more-grown-up adoles- cents. THERESA FECHEL is in the S.P.A.R.'s. She loves it and doesn't plan to return to her old way of living . . . IRENE FEHER is a prominent typist in the business World. She has acquired many honors for her fine work. . . ANNA FILTZ is a stenographer for the president. We knew she'd go places in this World . . . ANN FINORA is also out in the business world, trying her luck as a secretary for a well known steel company in town . . . HOWARD FITCH is one of Coitsville's most efficient farmers. He is head of the Coitsville Farm Bureau. tHow about a meeting of the Coitsville farmers Howard? We haven't had one since 1942. He is also conductor on the the local cattle wagon between Coitsville and Scienceville . . . AURORA FORTUNATO has just received the loving cup for being the ideal stenographer of the state. She now works in the Capitol Building at Columbus. . . . After trying everything, we find ANN GARANSI has finally given up hope for city life and has now retired to the country. Continued on Page 80 married. We sort of suspected that one of the most active persons in CURL as a producer of necessary pro- ed that he raises his own chewing to- licker. After inheriting his uncle's trying to turn farmer. With the aid we're sure he'll succeed . . t We ob- preacher husband are happily estab- thirty

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Randall Wilson Randall is humorous, small and speedy. Basketball. Harold Wolff A lad of ability, Harold was made for climbing the tree of knowledge. Robert Jackson Bob is easily identified by his curly head and his cheerful smile. twenty-nine Stella Wilson Stella is small but if isn't the quantity that counts but the quality. Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Choirs Velio Antonini Velia is always ready to make friends and has a good word for everyone. Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Fresh- man Chorus.

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W'en We Wuz kick 1. Anne Planey. 2. Betty and Marilyn Morelond. 3. Walter White. 4. Aurora Fortunate. 5. Betty Ann Vilchek. 6. Gloria Ludlum. 7. Marry Jone Bohach, 8. Clarence Shaffer. 9. Betty Ann Vilchek. 10. Aaron Chazonoff. H. Irene Feher. 12. Joan Webber. 13. Irene Semchee. 14. Clarence Shaffer. 15. Anna- belle Wylam. 16. Robert Hall. 17. Anne Ploney. 18. Betty Mary Owens. 19. Bob Mchneney. 20. Howard Fitch. 21. Elizabeth Tuccio. thirty-one