Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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49. Rose Marie Shipton leaves her beautiful, blond hair and blue eyes to any Junior who can cope with those qualities. 50. Alice Wardle wills her mischievous ways to Virginia Sandora, hoping she will not over do it. - 51. Jollis Welcher leaves to George Eubanks his technique of basketball. 52. Robert Williams bequeaths his willingness to help Miss Hoskin to Harry Semchee. 53. Clarence Williams wills his athletic ability, especially basketball, to Jack Brownlee. 54. Bonnie Lou Wilcox leaves her ability to get along with the teachers and pupils alike to all Juniors who can make as great a success. 55. Virginia Zinns wills her seat in Salesmanship to Mike Krivan. 56. Johnny Greene and John Semchee leaves their magazines and seats in Guid- ance. 57. Agnes Sedlacko and Stella Yurchison bequeaths their place on the honor roll to Mary Lou Peters. 58. Treva Murdock and Catherine Sanders leaves their place in the office to any- one who wants the iob. 59. Patsy Conyor wills her singing ability to Mary Bennett. ' 60. Ventaline Atkins bequeaths her everlasting smile to Henrietta Boswell. .We hereby declare this to be our last WlLL and TESTAMENT to be prop- erly executed by our heirs. ln Witness Thereof, June 6th, l945, City of Youngstown, County of Ma- honing, State of Ohio. THE SENIOR CLASS OF i945 WITNESSES: Miss H. M. Hoskin Room ll Mr. Wm. Beacham Room 7 Kay K. Now let us take up the matter of taxes. lsh K. That's where my brother lives. Kay K. Your brother lives where? Ish K. ln Texas. Kay K. No-no, l'm talking of taxes-money-dollars. lsh K. That's right, Dallas, Texas. twenty-five

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20. James Hildebrand leaves drawing for the Comet to Paul Kemp. 2l. Jacqueline Hildebrand bequeaths her speaking ability to Donald Rotar and hop- ing he will benefit by it. 22. Pauline Hoffman, leaves her friendliness and jolly ways to Louise Sankey. 23. Mariorie Horton wills her way of getting shorthand so well to anyone who is smart enough to do as well. 24. Norman Howard bequeaths all his unfinished business to any Junior who will take over the responsibility. 25. Barbara Hull leaves her bottle of proxide to Doris Hulbert and hopes she has better luck with it. 26. Jack Jones wills his curly hair to Mike Tomko. 27. Doris Keils leaves her nursing ability to Barbara Phelps. 28. Steve Kowal bequeaths his books to anyone who has the ambition to study them. 29. Buddy Luxon leaves his ability to be out of guidance every day to John Kopsic 30. Eleanor May wills her charming smile to June Rheil. 3l. Louella McCarter bequeaths her neat appearance to Mary Williams. 32. Betty Ann McGarry wills her auburn tresses to Betty Muretti. 33. Amos McCrae bequeaths his technique to all future football players on how to play real football. 34. Virginia Matthews leaves a little advice behind her. Do your homework for Mr. Beacham. She knows the penalty. 35. Rose Ann Miller leaves her ways of getting around Mr. Beacham to Ruth Allen. 36. Shirley Nestor leaves her quiet, reserved ways to any Junior that can measure up to them qualities. 37. Irene Pasku wills her ability on how to get around to Katherine Puncekar. 38, Dom Perry leaves his ways of getting along with all the girls to John Adamosky. 39. Bonnie Pickens bequeaths her little black book full of sailors to Madeline Higgins. 40. Eleanor Pinchot wills her cosmetic bag and hoping there will be no shortage. 4l. Robert Roth leaves his shy ways to John Demetra. 42. Pauline Shura bequeaths her ability to be poised at all times-to any Junior who isn't. 43. Margaret Simons wills her pleasing personality and sunny disposition to Angel- ine Tarantino. 44. Betty Stopyra bequeaths her large list of friends to anyone who can keep them. 45. Dorothy Streeter leaves a hint. Buying a stamp every Friday will make our country mighty. 46. Paul Trina wills his ability to always be off key in singing to Nick Lupe. 47. Thomas Van Fossen just leaves quietly. 48. Betty Wardle bequeaths her ways of being absent without getting caught to Thresa Hubert. twenty-four

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Class Prophecy On my way to the office this morning I dropped in at Kate's Kosy Kor- ner and purchased some Princess Alberta tobacco for my new plastic pipe. I also bought a paper and strolled on down the busy Fifth Avenue of Science- ville, McGuffey Road. When I arrived at the office I informed my secretary l would be in conference for a few hours, I removed my coat and hat and draped myself over my chair and desk and opened my paper. My, what a shock--a new comic strip by Thomas Van Fossen. I see on the sport page that Caach Milan Braidich's eleven is playing in the Rose Bowl. Clarence Williams has accepted the position of head coach at Ohio State. Racing news shows that Bob Williams has gone south with his horses for the Kentucky Derby. On the political page I see where Agnes Sedlacko is now temporary mayor of Coitsville in the absence of her brother. The new Congresswoman-ab large from Ohio is Peggy Guyer, She should really make the House of Representatives hum. Senator Jack Jones has finally got the Senate to pass the Beaver-Mahoning Waterway Bill. George Fitch, is now Speaker of the House of Representatives and is serving his sixth term. Albert Lewis is now serving as Secretary of State for the fourth time here in Ohio. Leaving the political spotlight, I casually turn to the society page and read about the big wedding for Bonnie Lou Wilcox to you know who. The couple goes to Columbus next week where the groom takes up his position at State. Theatrical news shows Bonnie Pickens has the lead- ing roles in The Platinum Streak. Kitty Barganier is dancing her way to fame with Cab Calloway plus Patsy Conyer, the blues singer. Carolyn Banks is now Broadway's leading comedy actress. If I know Banksie she'll stay there for awhile. I see where Dr. Barbara Hull M. D. is now opening a new clinic, HulI's .twenty-six