Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Painless Clinic for Animals. Well, well Dom Perry is Youngstown's new Vice Squad Chief-I wonder! , l guess l'll look at the financial page for a while. The Roth and Green 5 and lOc store stocks on all time high. Bill Ermert is running Frank Sin- atra a close second under the alias of Bella Lugosi. Turning to the editorial page I see Bud Hildebrand is now drawing cartoons for the Youngstown Vindicator. Dot Gilbert is now writing for the Scripps Howard Syndicate. Gossip columns still have a great deal of news, Amber Clark and Struthers are still getting along smoothly. McGuffey bus riders are still being shown how to get on the bus in one piece by Amos McRae. Pauline Shura and Stephanie Yurchison are now running a Lonely Hearts Club. Jackie Hildebrand is now ru-nning the Coitsville telephone exchange. Rosie Shipton is truant officer for the Coitsville School system in her time off. Besides this she runs the Confectionary. Alice Wardle is now running the Wardle Onion farm on Atkinson Road. Thelma Cowher is the new Secretary of the Scienceville Feed Store. Betty Stopyra is helping Porem- ski in the Dry Cleaning Business. Leonard Gordon is now residing in his Beverly Hills home and as yet the movie industry has not decided what to do with him. Pasku's Beauty Salon is now open and running Lady Esther a close second. Frank Behne is now head grease monkey at Bernard Municipal Airport. Buddy Luxon has been promoted to Professor Z of History at U. C. L. A. The new bookkeeper for the garbage Collectors Association of upper Youngstown is our own George Finora. The first tenor for the Railroaders Quartet is still singing flat and you might know it is our own Paul Trina. ln a bicycle wreck on Wick Avenue was Rose Ann Miller. ln her anxiety to deliver he.- telegrams she tried to pass a car and missed. John Semchee is now a Private First Class in the Civil Air Patrol. twenty-seve

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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

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Luella McCarter is now top vocalist with the Count. Doris Keels is now conducting a sewing class at the McGutfey Center. Catherine San- ders is head of the office girls at the Republic Steel Corporation. Martha Continenza is teaching Home Management at Scienceville. Shirley Nestor is now a Dress-maker in Hollywood. Margaret Simons has finally completed the task of baking pies. Treva Murdock has finally settled down to a calm and peaceful farm in Coitsville. Norman Howard has written a book on How To Create An Explosion Without Getting Hurt. Dorothy Streeter has now completed her four year course of Physical Education and is now teaching at the McGuftey Center. Lucille Arcomano is now an operator at the Bell Tele- phone Company. twenty-eight