Shenango High School - Tomahawk Shen Hi Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

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Many of our classmates are now serving our Country and we desire to pay tribute to all who are sacrificing everything for the home folks. Of this group a large number are in the Navyg therefore, We have chosen as our theme of this Annual, the Navy. We sincerely hope that We have given them-and all of us-a noble memory of our high-school days. SHE -HI LOG Published by the Senior C ass U -Lilllf'- 194 X f!'!'fSf'f'f'f'!-fffbfffff XIXXXXV-f'!'!9f'f'X'!'!' fSrSff'!ff XIXIXVZVSAIVIXXVXXIXfffffffffffffsbflhftfffff f-A... . .,f.,-..... .9-.....,mf.A,sAf,4f..... . ... .... . .....,sfVgf. . ....... ffffbff ff!! , Xfffaffflf X Yfffsffsfff 'Af IVA!!! XAXVAXAXXXAXVVZV Sf XA ff.f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . y. y,,sAf,x.,sf.fysf,f,f.p,sf.fffSfv QAAAAAAA . . . . AA . . . . . - 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fs! lffffffffkf 'ff - 'Aff'!'f5f!ff'f'!'!!f!!V'5f Dedication . . . MR. EDWIN BEATTY We Wish to thank Mr. Beatty for all he has contributed to our class as home-room teacher and capable exponent of mathematics and the sciences. All these years he has been a help to us. We shall not forget this splendid teacher nor his humor, and we hope that he will think of us kindly in the years to come. ! I NVQ lxxxb xwfg X FlCH!t-y -J 0 .E res WYLCVX lgtyvl ICS V810 S 'cis xx E305 1' -L, N A 4 I I' X I S l J, y x x 4 sb ' - , dl N' Q- ,x l Q .,N 0 ' Q25 Q61 ' , S 0 I Q l ,I ' I V Y -. N ' A A , 1 K , s A as O T' al u g .-f x lin I S, 4' Insignia Adfmfirafl EDWIN CANAN, A.B., M. Ed. High School Principal University of Pittsburgh Main of the H ou1 ' The Seniors are grateful to Mr. Canan for his careful guidance and fruitful counsel during the past four years. C o nz mafndefr-ilrz-Chie f GLENN W. JOHNSTON, B.S. S zlipervising P1'in.cipa.l Geneva College Guide and Friend We, the Class of 1945, appreciate the valuable assistance Mr. Johnston has given in helping us to solve the many problems in our high school career. 0'- 71? 0 0 ff 5- 4 ei N4 A ,.. Q- .15 xr 0 ' 'T' 4 Y' Ll sg aval llff iv El' F A C U L T Y Rated as fo yeazs taught at S. H. S. Vice Admiral MARGARET COWMEADOW, B.S. Senior Adviser English, Librarian Slippery Rock S. T. C. Her modest answer, her graceful air Show her wise and good as she is fair! Captain EDWIN BEATTY, B.S. Mathematics, Science Slippery Rock S. T. C. In spite of all the learned have saikl, I still my old opinion keep. Vice Admiral S. W. MCCOLLOUGH, B.S. Health Education, Mathematics Slippery Rock S. T. C. Smile and the world smiles back at you Command er FRANCES BOOZER, B.S. Health and Physical Education Slippery Rock S. T. C. Florence Nightingale of Sheiiangof' Lieutenant Jimior Grade BETTY DAVIS, A.B. English Westminster College Act! Act in the living present! Lieutena-nt Junior Grade CHESTER KYLE, A.B., B.Mus., Ed. Music Oberlin Conservatory of Music All musical people seem to be happy. 4 FACULTY Rated as to years taught at S. H. S Lieutemmt EDWARD NAHAS, B.S. Social Studies, Science Slippery Rock S. T. C. We have met the foe and they are ours. fWe hope.J Ensign RALPH ROWE, B.S., M. Ed. Social Studies Slippery Rock S. T. C. vu Early to bed and early to rise. Lie-u.tena.11.t J unior Grade EDNA GRIMM, BB.A. Commercial Subjects Westminster College Life, liberiy, and the pursuit of happi- ness. Ensign CLARA T. MARINO Commercial Subjects Beckley College Let us have peace fin the senior home room.j Ensign RUTH S. BOYD Secretary to Supervising Principal Lively lady, never a momenf s.'iIl. Rear Admiral VERA BARKER, A.B., M. Lift. Latin, Social Science University of Pittsburgh Languages are the keys of science. A Salute to our former Classmates JOHN ALLSOPP, S UC RICHARD BALDWIN, S 1 C BILL WILLIAMS, F 2,f'C Now Serving in the Navy FRANCES ALLSOPP, S 1 fC ANGELO BORZACHILLO, S2 XC EDWARD KLISI-I, F 2!C ROBERT BALDWIN, S 1fC EDGAR STRUUD, F 1 fC 0 'L X f' X f 2 I f I Q I I -X Q. sxi L U if f ev ll' f I I 'I ky 001 4 Chief Petty llfficers MARLEN SHAFFER Shifty -sociable saint Walk at liffle, Talk a little Class Pres. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2 Assistant Annual Editor 4 Scholarship 1, 2, 3 Play Cast 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Sec'y 23 Vice Pres. 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Pres. 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Lois MCILRATH Late -lusciozzs lady Girl of My Drer1ms Class Secretary 2, 4 Annual Business Manager 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Ass't Editor 4 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Pres. 4 Forensic League 1 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Latin Club Sec'y 4 IRENE ADAMCZYK I-2e'ne -radiant rascal Green Eyes Annual Staff 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Class Basketball 3 Scholarship 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Gip Club 3 B. A. Club Vice President MARY BECKERT Miff -wwdern miss Oh, What fl Pal Is Mary Play Staff 35 Play Cast 4 Class Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Operetta 3 Gip Club 3 B. A. Club 4 JEANETTE BULISCO Gin -gay girl I Want To Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart Cheerleader 3, 4 Gip Club 3 NORMA FLEEGER Norm -nifty number There Will Never Be An- other You Annual Editor 4 Vice Pres. 43 Class Sec'y 3 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4 Play Staff 4 Newspaper 1 Girl Reserves: Cabinet 4 Attendance 1 Latin Club President 3 Spanish Club President 4 Operetta 3 Gip Club 3 fiaaatffmfz L 41 4'Chuck -con.ce'ited thump Yankee Doodle Dandy Class Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4 Play Cast 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Hi-Y 2 Varsity 4 Spanish Club 4 Football 2, 4 Class Basketball 3, 4 Class Softball 2, 3, 4 MARY RUTH ALFORD Babe Ruth -bashful bonnie You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To Annual Ass't Manager 4 Play Stal? 3, 4 Band and Orchestra 2, 3 Scholarship 2 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, For- ensic League 1 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Latin Club 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Cabinet 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres. 4 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 LAURA BANNON Tootsie -talented talker You Never Say Yes Annual Staff 45 Novelty Committee Play Cast 4 Girl Reserves 4 Girls' Chorus 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Operetta 3 Victory Club 4 KARNA DRAKE Kay -keen kid Curly Headed Baby Annual Staff 4, Novelty Committee Play Cast 4 Girl Reserves 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Victory Club 4 DUANE DoUGH1-:RTY Doc -Dashing D071 Juan 'Tm Just a Vagabond Lover Annual Staff 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Varsity 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Spanish Club 4 Football 2, 4 Class Basketball 2, 3, 4 Mushball 2, 3, 4 DAN EHRHEART Vitamin -vigorous villain Same Old Romeo Play Cast 4 Newspaper 4 Varsity Club 4 Football 4 Class Basketball 4 MARJORY Fuus Marye --m.isch,1'evous maiden Chatterboa ' Annual Staff 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Girl Reserves 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Operetta 3 Latin Club 3 Gip Club 3 Victory Club 4 AURA MAE GILSON A1u'ie -active athlete Stuff and Nonsense Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 4 Sales Committee 1, 2 B. A. Club 4 ELMER HILTON Hippo -hilarious heart- breaker I Need Sympathy Annual Staff 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Latin Club 4 Victory Club 4 Perfect Attendance 1 Mushball 1, 2 ETHEL DUDASH EtheIheart -exciting en- chantress 'Let Me Call You Siveetheart' Play Staff 3, 4 Class Basketball 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Cabinet Member 3 Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Gip Club 3 Victory Club 4 B. A. Club 4 J oYcE FORSBERG iiChllCk',-Ch66I',fllI charnzer W'hat Are' You Doing the Rest of Your Life? Newspaper 1, 2, 3 Girl Reserves 4 Girls' Chorus 2 Play Staff 4 ELLEN GOODWILL Happy -helpful humorist lVho I'V0'llld7l.yf Love You? Annual Staff 4 Scholarship 1, 2, 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, Treasurer 4 Gip Club 3 Girls' Chorus 1 Class Basketball 4 B. A. Club 4 MIRIAM Hx-:MMING 'BI011diie -baffling blue-eyes Da-'rice With a Dolly Play Staff 4 Girls' Chorus 2 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Gip Club 3 B. A. Club Sec'y and Treas. 4 STELLA HORNEY Solid -super-sociable My Heart Belo-nys To the Navy Play Staff 3 Play Cast 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Victory Club 4 JEAN KELLY Jin -joyful, jeiztle When Irish Eyes Are Smil- ing Annual Staff 4 Play Staff 4 Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 43 Editor I Scholarship 2 Girl Reserves 4 Latin Club 3 Victory Club 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Operetta 3 FLORENCE MAKAREVICH Mac --rnodest mademoiselle Some Day I'Il Meet You Aga in Girls' Chorus 1, 2 .Attendance 1 Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4 Gip Club 3 M, B. A. Club 4 DELLA MAYBERRY Del --rlelightfzll doll It's Way Past My D'F6tIlll'1'7lg Time Annual Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Girl Reserves 3 Play Staff 3, 4 B. A. Club 4 MARGARET MCGARY Marg -masterful mystic tilust a Little Bit Independ- ent Annual Staff 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 2 3 Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Operetta 3 Latin Club 3 Gip Club 3 Victory Club 4 Lois MCQUISTON Loy -loyal lover HYLOIIYUG Got Me' lfVhere You, Want Me Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Gip Club 3 Orchestra 4 B. A. Club 4 Nm LA RONALD KIRKWOOD Kirk -knowing knight HH0111 Little VVe Know Annual Advertising Mgr. 4 Play Staff Adv. Com. 4 Hi-Y 2 Class Basketball 4 Scholarship 4 Spanish Club 4g Vice Pres. Perfect Attendance 7 years Class Mushball 2, 3, 4 DONNA JEAN MARs0 Jean -jazmty joy You Couldift Be Cater Play Staff 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Gip Club 3 B. A. Club 4 GRACE MCCANDLESS Half-pint -h 0 Nora ble helper I'm Always Chasing Rain- bows Annual Staff 4g Novelty Committee Orchestra 1, 2, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 For- ensic Leapyue 1 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Operetta 3 DALE McKIssICK Professor -plnyivzg pupil Let's Take the Long Way Home Play Cast 4 Play Staff 3 Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity 3, 4 Scholarship 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 4 Operetta 3 Mixed Chorus 4 GEORGE METZ Meats -misch ief-maker Little Lad Annual Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Football 4 Class Basketball 4 Spanish Club 4 ANNA MICHAEL Red - relly-o'n-the-beam I Don't Want To Set the W0l'Id on Fire Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3 B. A. Club 4 ANTHONY MORRONE Ando -adve'n.turous hero You Gotta Be ll Football Hero Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Scholarship 1 Attendance 1 Soft Ball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Basketball 1 MARY PRITCHARD Peaches --personality-plus Here Comes the Bride Annual Staff Ass't Art Edi- tor 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Gip Club 3 Victory Club 45 President B. A. Club 4 FLORENCE SHANER Flo -faithful friend The Day After To-morrow Annual Staff 4 Scholarship 1 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2 Latin Club 3 Spanish Club 4 Sales Committee 3, 4 CARMELLA STAPH i'.lIeIIa -memorable magnet uS0 Shy!! Play Staff 4 Girl Reserves 3 Gip Club 3 HOWARD MOORE Shorty -silent senior He's Tall, Dark, and Hand- some Annual Staff 4 Play Staff 3: Stage Manager Glee Club 2 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Class Basketball 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Lois PETTITT Lo-jo -likeable Iassie Fm Making Believe Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Basketball 1 Gip Club 3 Victory Club 4 B. A. Club 4 CATHERINE SAGER llKHfI-6Y,:kl.Ild of cute 'There's ci Song in My Heart' Play Staff 4 Girl Reserves 1 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 For- ensic League 1 Operetta 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Gip Club 3 B. A. Club 4 GERALDINE SMILEY SmiI1'e -sturry-eyed USIIIHIAII, Thru' Girls' Chorus 2 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3 Victory Club 4 ELEANoR STYERS Rudie -reninrlmbly rosy tA0l1,HfJIl'I Hate To Get Vp in the Morning Gip Club 3 B. A. Club 4 PHYLLIS SMITH Phil -pleasing playmate Don.'t Ever Chaingen Play Staff 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 3 Operetta 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Gip Club 3 B. A. Club 4 IONA TURNER Jea,n --joyful jewel Painting Clouds With Sun- shine Annual Staff Art Editor 4 Play Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 For- ensic League 1 Operetta 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Gip Club 3 B. A. Club 4 MARGARET WHITE Whitie -witty wolfess Is You Is, or Is You Ain.'t Girl Reserves 4 Sales Committee 1, 2 B. A. Club 4 STELLA MAE ZAR Stal -shy seno rita llY0'1l,7'6 0.K. Newspaper 4 Class Basketball 2, 3 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1 Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Gip Club 3 B. A. Club 4 GEORGE TERVO Te rv -triumphant team- mate Here It Is Tomorrow Again Clairton Track Team 2 Play Staff 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec'y 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Victory Club 45 Treas. Class Basketball 3, 4 IRENE WALTERS I -interesting imp Just Smile Your Trouble Away Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Attendance 2, 3, 4 Gip Club 3 B. A. Club 4 JOHN WILLIAMS Willie -wisre-cracking won- der Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny Annual Staff 4 Vice President 1 Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Class Basketball 3, 4 Mushball 1, 2, 3, 4 IRENE ZMUDA Inkie -irresistable inspira- tion 'Sweet and Lovely Annual Staff 4, Ass't Adver- tising Manager Play Staff 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 4, Cabinet Gip Club Treasurer 3 Attendance 3 B. A. Club 4 President l S lfc FRONT ROW-Left to Right: G. Houk, Corsi, H. Stglitca, Anderson, Currie, Swarney, Maricone, Wisch- erman, V. Smiley, M, Burgin. SECOBIEIID Row-R. Young, Moran, Tindall, Mooney, Melillo, Joki, C. Houk, Wiley, McAfee, Denny, Mrs. arlno. THIRD ROW-Klingensmith, Thomas, L. Kirkwood, Zurasky, B. Lepisto, A. Michaels, Johnston, Zylewitz, Granato, Jordan, Feil. FOURTH ROW-McMillen, Brooks, Janiel, McConahy, Bruno, Duda, Stroia, W. Zak, Paton, B. Furlong, M. Fulvi, Weiss. FIFTH ROW-R. Fulvi, Church, DiGiacomo, McGuire, P. Tanner, McHattie, M. Zeigler, Sorbo, C. Mc- Candless, Trimble. SIXTH ROW-R. Shaffer, Perdue, C. O1'lando, Thornburg, C. Tanner, D. Henderson, Koonce, C. Almes, Marshall, Badger. The Junior Class The present Junior Class made its debut in September 1942. At that time the en- rollment was 98 members. We elected Merle Zeigler as our President, Gladys Feil as Vice President, Josephine Denny as Secretary, and Howard Moran as Treasurer. With Mr. Beatty as our Adviser we made an admirable record even though we bore the name, those green Freshiesf' We had matured somewhat when the next fall rolled around, and 75 Sophomores returned to Shenango's halls of learning to be again under Mr. Beatty's careful supervi- sion. Zeigler, McGuire, Feil, and Charles Tanner happened to be our best politicians and captured the offices for that memorable year. Time Marched On and we entered our present year, and the remainder of our history is summed up in three verses of poetry Written by Gladys Feil and Ann Paton: Mrs. M arino is our adviser Glddys takes down all the notes To work with her is a pleasure, And keeps reports close by, Michaels ish't any miser While President Z eigler coimits the votes, With the funds, he carefully treasures. Only casting his in case of o tie. Ernie zmder the President Is merely called V. P. Thus we of '46 are bent To be the best in history. R65 N g six' FRONT ROW-Left to Right: Brown, Reitz, D. Miller, Young, Rhodes, Parks, J. Shoaff, Adams, Stolitca, Troggio. SECOND Row-Mr. McCollough, Workman, Mcllrath, Cochran, McGary, Hogue, Kielar, Kitzko, Nelson, Mielcusny. THIRD ROW-White, Haney, Glorioso, Alford, Eakin, Kelly, Bessell, Hay, Pallerino, E. Park, R. Shaffer. FOURTH ROW-Henderson, Spezza, McConahy, McFerren, Bauder, Duckworth, Zmuda, Wojnar, Tomczyk, T. Miller. FIFTH ROW-Borsic, Orlando, Galmarini, Klabon, Adamczyk, Stelter, Donley, Grinzivich, Goodwill, Richeal, Critchlow, Majeski. SIXTH ROW-McClintick, Mayberry, Suniners, Kalajainen, Urbanik, Owoc, Letera, Cameron, G. Shaffer, Fombelle, Gettings. The Sophomore Class The present Sophomore Class had an exciting and progressive Freshman year. There were 88 of us at the time of the printing of the '44 Annual. We surpassed all classes in the sale of the Yearbook to secure the coveted prize of doughnuts and ice cream. We said, Goodbye to that grand old year with a picnic at Cascade Park. Our Sophomore year is told in rhyme by our poet, Charles McGary. This year ends a year of many memories Mr. McC0llough alrzszvered the call Both in our nation and at schoolg To guide and direct as through the year: We have learned the effects of a long hard Great progress we have made to date, 10003 We are making the grade, you see, in high And of more difficult subjects with no gear. time to fool. I hope that two more years will also bring 010' P'f'9Sid67lf MCGU-T11 did his best, Many memories both pleasant and dearg Ably CL8S7fSi6Cl by J0l'L'YL'Ily COCh7'l11ll-,' An end gf way'-fy happy peace, S9C7'9tfl7'Z! F0mb9ll9 ?Ui 0t9 019' 710593, A successful close to our high school While Sazafnrie hozmaded as for our mo'n. career. Q I Q9 s4.!f i sf Afs FRONT ROW-Left to Right: Corban, Fiedler, Furlong, Kroesen, Fordyce, Styers, Jenkins, Wischerman, Shaffer, Beckert, Caravaggio, Gurgacz. SECOND ROW-Fullwood, T. Cwynar, Bober, Tuscano, Fiello, Dess, Houk, Mielcusny, Matis, Donley, Rich- ardson, Lutz, B. Daugherty, D. Dougherty, Makarevich, McConahy, Moyer. THIRD ROW-Mr. Rowe, McCowin, Watson, Tanner, Glorioso, Neyman, Stewart, Bessell, Kukkola, Kukkola, Graham, Parco, Marks, Ross, Burgin, Kobelka. FUURTH ROW-Kiriluk, Pappas, Dunn, Harding, Buchanan, Barton, Marttala, Newton, Pallerino, Schweikert, Atkinson, Dodds, Moore, H. Cwynar, Glasser, Stoga. FIFTH ROW-Ehrheart, Hogue, Almes, Bayuk, Walczak, Johns, Chrobak, F. Fiello, Smith, Yoho, Zur- asky, Gibson, Lepfsto, Turner, Zeigler. The Freshman Class The Freshman Class consists of 82 members. We admit we felt a trifle lost in our new environment, but soon adjusted ourselves to high school life. Under the cap- able leadership of Mr. Ralph Rowe we elected Richard Smith as our President, George Fullwood as Vice President, Ruth Tanner as Secretary, and Joan Furlong as Treasurer. Our banner fclass colorsj is red and white. Our class is indebted to Charles McGary The Sophomofres we do not surpass, We have a dandy Freshman class, The Juniors do not know we'1'e here, Bin' fhey'Il ,rind out by the end of the year. The Seniors think that we'i'e so sniallg What were they before they grea' tall? The acorn from a seed did g'ron',' We shall reap Il7hflf6,67' we sou: for t he following poem: We are learning lessons fast,- Piesidents we may become at last,- And om' duties are a'eII done, Mixed with pleasure and with fan. We are taught every day, By able teachers who knoa' the may Little Freshfrnen tho' we be, We have a chance, donft you agree? v f-YW A4 fV'S A- -'E ,Na -v'g,,.,,,, I .-Msn' 1 Maneuxf-rs FIRST ROW-Left to Right: McCandless, Turner, Bannon, McGary, Fuhs, Pritchard, Zmuda. SECOND ROW-Mcllrath, Mayberry, Drake, Kelly, Goodwill, Alford, Miss Barker. THIRD ROW-Fordyce, Shaifer, Fleeger, McQuiston, Adamczyk, Shaner, Hilton, Dougherty. FOURTH ROW-Williams, Robison, Kirkwood, Metz, Moore, Mcliissick. Annual Staff Editor sssss ss ss s s Norma Fleeger Assistant Editor s s s Marlen Shaffer Art Editor s .sis sssssss s Iona Turner Assistant Art Editor sss Mary Pritchard Business Manager ,..rssse ssss ss. ss s Lois Mcllrath Assistant Business Manager s ss Mary Ruth Alford Advertising Manager s sss ss ss ss,, sss s ssss ss s s Ronald Kirkwood Assistant Advertising Manager s ssssss ssssss sssss s ss Irene Zmuda Write-up Committee-Florence Shaner, Marjorie Fuhs, Della Mayberry, Dale McKissick, George Metz, John Williams. Sales Committee-Elmer Hilton, Charles Fordyce, Jean Kelly, Margaret McGary. Novelty Committee-Grace McCandless, Laura Bannon, Karna Drake, Tom Robison. Photography Committee ssss s ss ss ss s Howard Moore, Duane Dougherty Typists s s s s ss ss Irene Adamczyk, Ellen Goodwill, Lois McQuiston The staff appreciate the help given the Senior artists by Ed Klish, Paul Malinchak, and George Fullwood. We also thank all our classmates and friends for their co-operation in making our yearbook a success. UNK, FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Fuhs, Pritchard, McKissick, Mcllrath, Bannon, McGary, Hilton. SECOND Row-Miss Davis, Ehrheart, Henderson, Shaffer, Beckert, Drake, Horney. The Cannibal Queen On December 8, 1944, the Senior Class presented the comedy entitled, The Cannibal Queen . The cast under the direction of Miss Betty Davis gave an unusually outstand- ing performance. The entire action of the play took place in the lobby of the Craig House, a family type hotel run by Mrs. Craig, a widow who was energetic and friendly. Professor Kent who was staying at the hotel expected his nephew, Allen Kent, a mischievous lad who did not always tell the truth, to bring home a real South Sea Island Queen. Allen was in love with his high school sweetheart, Mildred Wade. Bruce Clyde, a peppy, likeable, fast-talking newspaper editor for the paper owned by Mrs. Julia Boyd, hears that Allen did not bring the cannibal queen. In order to save the day for himself, he gets his fiancee, Brenda, to dress up and act the part of the queen. Brenda was trying to convince Eugena Sherwood, a drama director, that she was capable of taking the leading part in a play, and Bruce persuades Brenda that in as- suming this part she will get her desire. Mary Fremont, the professor's niece, and her husband, Robert, believe the whole thing is a farce and act accordingly all through the play. Daisy Mae and Lucious Long, two colored people, act as Brenda's handmaiden and bodyguard. Just before they came into the hotel, the unexpected happened, and the real Ju Ju who followed Allen Kent to the United States came into the hotel. Things surely hap- pen fast. Finally everything turned out right when Ju Ju who already had seven hus- bands decided to take Lucious back with her to be the king, CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs, Craig Cerner are Karna Drake Professor Kent are er., Dale McKissick Allen Kent ea,,es DW, , Dan Ehrheart Mildred Wade or D ,D an Lois Mcllrath Bruce Clyde D., or David Henderson Brenda Day r C, We sc. Mary Pritchard ,D rr Mary Beckert Eugena Sherwood .rrr - Julia Boyd r, ,rss D We Margaret McGary Mary Fremont .,,aa,,,, ,,Laura Bannon Robert Fremontr D Lucious Long r.ar or Ju Ju raar.,,s.raYar or Daisy Mae-rr..r...sr, err .rMarjorie Fuhs ,,Marlen Shaffer --Elmer Hilton rStella Horney FIRST ROW-Left to Right: J. Zeigler, Turner, P. Young, Harvey, Mcllrath, I. Zmuda, J. McConahy. SECOND Row-W. Bessell, Tindall, Eakin, Hay, S. Bessell, Matthews, Miss Grimm. THIRD ROW-Kelly, Denny, Walters, Feil, McQuiston, Klingensmith, S. Zak. FOURTH ROW-McGuire, Fombelle, C. Tanner, Badger, D. Ehrheart, Hilton, Walczak. Shenango Crier The Shenango Crier, our monthly news voice, has had a successful year under the capable supervision of Miss Edna Grimm and her efficient staff. This group has worked diligently to satisfy their many patrons-our schoolmates. Every issue reached this eager group of readers except those issues which failed to be published due to the heavy fall of snow several times during the term. The vacations more than repaid for the loss of the paper, and the staff and student body always carried on with more vigor and vim as the result of these vacations. Editor - . . ,. Ass't Editor . . . Artist L. Deere , Ass't Artist L are . Etiquette Editorrai Exchange Editor are Music Editor L. -LH Clubs Editor Lao- ,. STAFF sears Jean Kelly Lois Mcllrath . - Paul Malinchak Mary Lou Eakin Gladys Feil ree- Mildred Hay - L - Harry Tindall Harry Tindall Junior High Editor ,eee ,e.,.,Mildred Hay Humor Editor-. L eeeei L Sara Klingensmith Boys' Sports reeeree .eee C harles Tanner Alumni Editor L L L .L L , ee -LLL Jean Kelly Ass't Alumni Editor re,erre Lois Mcllrath Literary Editor .L,LJosephine Denny Typists - L--. .- .LLLSec. Year Students Printers .LeJack Badger, Ernest McGuire Senior Reportereeee - LLLL Jean Kelly Ass't Senior Reporters-Lois Mcllrath, Elmer Hilton. Junior Reporters -- Josephine Denny, Gladys Feil, Jean McConahy, Sara Klingensmith. Sophomore Reporters-Suzanne Bessell, Wesley Fombelle. Freshman Reporters-Dora Jane Bessell, Carol McCowin. FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Anderson, Wischerman, Klingensmith, Mcllrath, Zu1'asky. SECOND ROW-Paton, Feil, Alford, Church, Miss Barker. THIRD ROW-McKissick, Zeigler, Hilton, Koonce, McGuire. FOURTH ROW-Sorbo, Tanner, Marshall, Badger. Circulus Latinus Consul Primus uusu -LLL L L. LL,,,iLc,c ,L crL.-Ernest McGuire Consul Secundus ssuss, Wo, dramas Ann Paton Scriba is sss, its L risers. our rss Lois Mcllrath Quaestor L,r,,ccLrr o LLL Liv su,s rss L rss Jack Badger The purpose of the Latin Club, Circulus Latinus, is to increase our knowledge of Roman life, manners and customs. Meetings are held on the third Friday of every month. Members of this club are responsible for the program at these meetings. Interest is promoted by the discussion of the battles and events of the Romans in the Latin days, as well as singing songs both in Latin and English, a language that has received over fifty per cent of its words from the Latin. The Circulus Latinus voted to have Veni, vidi, non vici as their motto. Some Latin has been conquered but a still greater field lies ahead to that student who may continue studying in this subject. As our Latin days draw to a close we remember with pleasure those times we forgot the translations for lively discussions, arguments, talks and above all the songs. We sign off with: Valete puellae, Valera Pueri, Valete pnellae, A robis abimus. FIRST Row-Left to Right: Conley, Bruno, Joki, Denny, McConahy, Shaner. SECOND ROW-Kirkwood, Shaffer, Miss Barker, Fleeger, Zak, Almes, Metz. THIRD ROW-Fordyce, Zylewitz, Michaels, Dougherty, Mooney. The Spanish Club President e it ,rr Mr Norma Fleeger Vice President e,eee re re Ronald Kirkwood Secretary-Treasurer err are Delores Bruno MOTTO: Libro cerrado no saca letrado Ca closed book never makes a scholarb. Buenos Dias, Amigos, CGoodday Friendsj : For the first time in the history of Shenango High School Spanish has been offered to the students. The class consists of 18 alumnos, nine senoritas and nine senores, under the capable supervision of Miss Barker. They have formed a club which meets once a month to discuss the lan- guage, its background, and the things which tend to make it more inter- esting. By taking this course they sincerely desire to learn and become better acquainted with our southern neighbors through their language. They hope other students shall feel the same and continue with such a won- derful class. Believe me, they have learned a lot. Hasta Ia vista fTill We meet againj. FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Houk, Corban, Brown, Shaffer, M. McConahy, Fiedler, Shoaff, Rhodes, Parks McCandless, J. Zmuda, Corsi. SECOND Row-H. Stolitca, Anderson, Pettitt, Turner, Atkinson, Moore, Glorioso, Watson, Glasser, Tan- ner, Newton, Cu1'rie, Bannon, Marso, Fuhs, McGary, Miss Boozer. THIRD Row-Reitz, Horney, I. Zmuda, Bluedorn, G. Smiley, V. Smiley, McAfee, Wiley, Mcllrath, Barton C. Stolitca, Troggio, L. Glorioso, McCowin, H. Cwynar, Dudash. FOURTH ROW-Duckworth, Hay, Bessell, Kelly, Eakin, E. Alford, Majeski, Buchanan, J. McConahy McMillen, Janiel, Brooks, Zurasky, Stroia, Walters. FIFTH ROW-Hemming, Forsberg, Smith, Lepisto, Bruno, Thomas, Pritchard, Zak, McQuiston, Shaner Richeal, Critchlow, N. Goodwill, Furlong, White. SIXTH ROW-Gilson, M. Alford, E. Goodwill, Beckert, Drake, Stelter, F. Adamczyk, Orlando, Fleeger Fulvi, Donley, I. Adamczyk, Weiss, Feil. ABSENT-Makarevich. The Girl Reserves O F F I C E R S President .rv rare rrrr .rra.,.rrrrr rrrr, rar, rr. Lois Mcllrath Vice President rrrrr and err , ree- as Mary Ruth Alford Secretary rn rrr. rr rrrrr . rrrrr A rrrr . sera. r Mildred Hay Treasurer rrmrrr-. .,..rr,,,.r ,r rnrr ., rr Ellen Goodwill Faculty Adviser , rr rar err rr err Miss Frances Boozer PURPOSE: To Find and Give the Bestf, Reaching toward the best- Earnest in purpose- SLOGAN: To Face Life Squarelyf' Seeing the beautiful- Eager for knowledge- CODE: Gracious in manner- Reverent to God- Impartial in judgment- Victorious over self- Ready for service- Ever dependable- Loyal to friends- Sincere at all times- FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Shaffer, Williams, Tindall, Young. SECOND ROW-DiGiacomo, Fulvi, Melillo, Mr. McCollough, Johnson, Moran. THIRD ROW-Mayberry, Moore, C. Almes, Koonce, D. Henderson, D. Dougherty, Tervo. The Hi-Y President oooo,e . . rss. Hess C. so Leon Johnson Vice President .- ss. osooo Henry Tindall Secretary so W. . so C- is George Tervo Treasurer sees s. s Howard Moran The Hi-Y has had a progressive year under the capable guidance of Mr. McCollough. The meetings of the group have been held at the school and at the Y. M. C. A. In order to belong to this organization the boys must rate high as to their behavior and uphold the Club Purpose: To crerzite, I72!!'i'l'I'ffl1-71, afnd mtevzd fh1'0ugh0'zlt The school and commmzity high sffwzdrzrds of Cl'LV1.Sl ffl'H character. FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Young, Mooney, Fordyce, M. Shaffer, Jordan, McGuire, Lippman. SECOND Row-P. Tanner, Robison, Sorbo, D. Dougherty, Michaels, McKissick, Mr. Nahas. THIRD ROW-Morrone, M. Zeigler, D. Henderson, Sumners, Orlando, C. Tanner. FOURTH ROW-C. Almes, Badger, D. Ehrheart, Perdue, Mayberry. ABSENT-Charles McGary. Boys' Varsit Club President DD D Marlen Shaffer Vice President D Charles Tanner Secretary D D , Ernest McGuire Treasurer D D D D Alex Michaels Adviser ,DDD. D DDD DD DDDD . .D Mr. Edward Nahas PURPOSE: To promote athletics, scholarship, and good citizenship: alsd other school interests as the members shall decide. MEMBERSHIP: Any boy GG-7'7li'lIfg a letter and taking the oath shall be ll full-pledged member. One of the outstanding activities of the Club this year has been the publishing of a newspaper containing up-to-the-minute information re- garding all school activities, especially stressing school athletics. This news was printed for the former Shenango Varsity Club students who are now in Uncle Sam's armed forces. We have received many letters from the boys thanking us for The Varsity News. FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Pettitt, McGary, Fuhs, Smiley. SECOND ROW-Hilton, Bannon, Dudash, Horney, Tervo. THIRD Row-Miss Cowmeadow, Drake, Kelly, Pritchard. The Victory Club President rrrrt or or .rrrr recover e , Mary Pritchard Vice President i ,dere are , Jean Kelly Secretary eeee get Margaret McGary Treasurer -ree error George Tervo The Advanced Public Speaking Class organized The Victory Club for the purpose of helping win the war. With Miss Cowmeadow at the helm this group has made great strides in promoting their efforts on the home front, engaging in such activities as gathering magazines for the Deshon soldiers, and sponsoring a waste paper drive, the proceeds from which were used to purchase volley balls for the soldiers at the Annex. The Club played an active part in the Stamp and Bond contest, the canvas for the Red Cross, and all other major drives of the year. Navy Band' i l l The Orchestra The memhers of the Junior and Senior High School who are musically inclined re- ceive much enjoyment and valuable experience in the orchestra. Under Mr. Kyle's careful direction this group has performed at various school programs. Three outstand- ing performances to be mentioned are the Junior and Senior Plays. the Operetta and Vommencement. M E M B IC R S VIULINS Ann Paton Charles Mcilary Wesley Fomhclle Grace McCandless Lew Mathews Iierdena Anderson Athena Pappas Ralph Bogie Frank Boller f'ELLO Delores Glasser GUITARS Mary Lou Eakin Billy Kia-lar Pismo Lois Mc-Quiston Ruth Tanner CLARINETS Anthony Soi-ho .Iohn Williams Gladys Feil Harry Jordan Jean Mc-Kissick .Iohn Braatz Amo Srxxovnoxizs Clark Reno Charles NIcC7andlcss Pmwussiox TIMPAN1 Carl Orlando SNAKE DRU wi Henry White Bi-xss DRUM VValter Zurasky t'oRNi:Ts AND TRUMPF1 s Dale Mcliissick Clayton Hoguv Ed Spezza Harvey Brown James Tuscano Dick Smith E-FLAT Amo Horns John Triinble BARIToNE Toni Mcfiary TRoMBoNI-: Carl Granato STUDENT CUNIIUCTOR Ann Paton FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Jordan, Feil, Vtlilliams, Sorbo. SI-:c'oND Row-Reno, McCandless, Mt-Kissick, Hague. THIRD Row-H. White, Meneer, Zurasky, Orlando. FOURTH Row-MeGary, Trimble, Stroud, Granato. FIFTH ROW-Smith, L. Fombelle, J. VVhite, Tuscano. SIXTH Row-Spezza, Brown, Bogrle, Anderson. The Band When the Blue cmd Gold eumes dozen the field, We know that they will never, Never yield. You can be sure when the band strikes up this tune it always adds school spirit to the football game and gives the team enough confidence to cross the line. Under the capable direction of Mr. Kyle the band has been very suc- cessful in playing marches and school songs for assembly and pep meet- ings. M E M B E R S Conisms AND TRUMPETS CLARINETS Amo SAX Dale Mcliissick Clayton Hofruc John Trimble Ed Spezza Harvey Brown Berdena Anderson Dick Smith James Tuseano Steve Urbanik Lloyd Fombelle Jack VVhite Anthony Sorbo John Williams Gladys Feil Harry Jordan John Braatz BARITQINE Toni Mc'Gary TRUMBONES Carl Granato Donald Stroud Clark Reno Charles McCand1ess FIELD DRUM Carl Orlando Russell Meneer BASS DRUM Henry White f'YMBA1,s Walter Zurasky STUDENT CONDUCTOR Anthony Sorlmo gggggsaia 'lllllllllll in ,,,a-Q,-.,,,:, unrnnI,., X Vx ms. R. Qu nw X FIRST Row-Left to Right: Paton, Bruno, Mr. Kyle, Shoaff, Caravaggio, Kroesen, Brown, Jenkins Houk, Corban. SECOND ROW-Pallerino, Parco, Gurgacz, J. Burgin, M. McConahy, Atkinson, Schweikert, Cwynar THIRD ROW-Adams, Dodds, Beckert, Parks, Fiedler, Neyman, Moore, Stewart. FOURTH ROW-Barton, S. Bessell, McCowin, Glasser, Watson, Tanner, J. Glorioso. FIFTH Row-Pappas, Walker, Majeski, Harding, Reitz, Buchanan, Ross, Marks. and ing. solo Girls' Chorus Membership in the Girls' Chorus this year was limited to the girls of the Freshman Sophomore classes. The chorus provides excellent opportunity for ensemble train It is a training group for the mixed chorus and also gives experience to those with ability. They performed Well under the leadership of Mr. Kyle. FIRST SOPRANOS Gay Atkinson Matilda Barton Alice Brown Vera Corban Leona Gurgacz Ellen Jean Kroesen Carol McCowin Doris Neyman Jean Parco Ruth Tanner Nancy Watson SECOND SOPRANOS Suzanne Bessell Mary Caravaggio Helen Cwynar Marjorie Dodds MEMBERS SECOND SOPRANOS Lois Jane Fordyce Delores Glasser Josephine Glorioso Laura Harding Geraldine Houk Dorothy Jenkins Frances Majeski Mildred McConahy Mary Orlando Athena Pappas Juanita Parks Delores Pallerino Evelyn Reitz Mary Ross June Shoafi' Harriet Walker AI.Tos Marjorie Adams Catherine Beckert Glenna Buchanan Jacquelin Burgin Augusta Fiedler Mildred Marks Gertrude Moore Beverly Nelson Dorothy Schweikert Florence Stewart Georgetta Wischernian ACCUMPANISTS Ann Paton Dolly Bruno Delores Glasser R. p ll. ff Q+' un FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Paton, Bruno, McCandless, Stolitea, Burgin, Maricone, Anderson, Turner, Bannon, Parks, Currie. SECOND ROW-Fullwood, Kielar, Cochran, McGary, Miller, Borsic, McClintick, Richard Shaffer, Hogue, Mr. Kyle. THIRD ROW-Mcllrath, Eakin, Mayberry, Smith, Klingensmith, B. Kelly, Duckworth, E. Alford, J. McConahy, McFerren, M. Alford. FOURTH ROW-Grinzivich, Zurasky, J. Kelly, Stelter, F. Adamczyk, Galmarini, Sager, Drake, Beckert, Feil, Fulvi. FIFTH ROW-Fombelle, Granato, Jordan, McKissick, Robert Shaffer, McHattie, Sorbo, D. Dougherty, M. Shaffer, P. Tanner. SIXTH ROW-M. Zeigler, Tervo, D. Henderson, Marshall, C. Almes, Metz, Moore. Mixed Chorus Under the leadership of Mr. Chester Kyle the mixed chorus has enjoyed many an activity period practicing and singing good music. Among the highlights of the year was the Operetta put on by this group. The colorful costumes and scenery coupled with the solos and chorus numbers added a new type of dramatic production to Shenango High School. FIRST SOPRANO -lean Kelly Catherine Sager Si-:Coma SoPRANo Mary Fulvi Della Mayberry Iona Turner ALTO Lau1'a Bannon Beverly Kelly Ann Paton BAss William Church Howard Moore BARITONE Arnold Hogue Norman McHattie Paul Tanner TENOR Charles McGary ACcoMPANIs'rs Dolly Bruno Louise Maricone Helen Stolitca Florence Adamczyk Elizabeth Galmarini Grace McCandless Edna Jean Alford Mary Beckert Ora Jean McConahy Carl Almes Wesley Fombelle Robert Shaffer Duane Dougherty Harry Jordan Therman Miller Merle Zeigler John Cochran Dale McKissick A nn Paton Mary Burgin Margaret McGary Catherine Wischerman Karna Drake Florence Grinzivich Phyllis Smith Mary Ruth Alford Dorothy Duckworth Lois Mcllrath Clifford Baker James Lippman George Tervo G60l'2'0 Fullwoocl Robert Marshall Anthony Sorbo Carl Granato Marlen Shaffer Dolly Bruno Winnifred Currie Eleanor McFerren Magdalene Zurasky Gladys Feil Sa1'a Klingensmith Delores Stelter Berdena Anderson Mary Lou Eakin Edna Park Charles Borsic George Metz David Henderson Don McClintick Richard Shaffer William Kielar N i -Sf KM? FIRST ROW-Left to Right: McGary, Miller, Kielar. SECOND ROW-Bulisco, Feil, Bessell. The Cheerleaders What is the mavfter with the Cheerleaders? The'y'i'e all right. Who's all fright? The Chee1'leadei's and M11 Kyle. Shenango students believe it's time to give fifteen big rahs for our six cheerleaders and their enthusiastic director, Mr. Chester Kyle. Much credit is due this hard-working group. Their peppy leading of the cheers has helped our football stars to cross the line or has given that fast basket- ball player the extra energy to make the winning basket. There is nothing that will encourage a team more than the rousing cheering of the student body. They feel that they must do their best and not disappoint a group that is eagerly cheering them on to victory. As games are played and championships are won, our lively, peppy cheerleaders are busy practicing new yells that with student-backing will insure success for Shenango. IRX if-1 A-Q i ga -lg-s 'P Skirmishes fv- ,-1-v FIRST ROW-Left to Right: D. Dougherty, D. Sumner, C. Almes, Badger, Morrone, Perdue, D. Ehrheart, P. Tanner, Mayberry. SECOND ROW-C. Fordyce, Jordan, McGuire, C. Orlando, D. Henderson, C. Tanner, M. Zeigler, DiGia- como, Letera. THIRD Row-B. Dougherty, McConahy, Sorbo, E. Almes, Metz, Owoc, Tomczyk, Zurasky, White, Cochran, Fulvi. FOURTH ROW-Moran, Mr. Johnston, Mr. Nahas, Mooney, Young. The County Three-way Tie Our 1944 team as assembled was made up of 27 inexperienced players and two vet- erans, Charles Tanner and Anthony Morrone. We started our practices two weeks be- fore the school term opened. We were a very high-spirited bunch of boys, ready, willing, and able to do what our coach, Mr. Nahas, told us. Our first few games were unsuccessful as far as wins go, but we were always in there fighting to the last second, giving the other team everything we had. Then came the County League games with Union and Bessemer. These were the ones that counted. In the Union game, we were ahead until the last couple of minutes when Union ran back a punt for 65 yards for a touchdown. That didn't stop us! The following week was one of hard grueling practices, but it paid off. Our reward, and the crowning success of the season was the defeat of Bessemer, 13-0, to give us a three-way tie in the County League. The ones who have played their last games for their Alma Mater are Captain An- thony Morrone, Duane Dougherty, Dan Ehrheart, George Metz, and Charles Fordyce. Coach L.. L- Mr. Edward Nahas Managers L c,.c -..L D ccvv Louis Mooney Robert Young Assistant Manager L, .LD Howard Moran Captain DDL- c,,,L , DD Anthony Morrone Co-Captain -L L ...L Charles Tanner if . .. ANTHONY MORRONE Senior-End DON HUTSON Tell it to your mother! DAN EHRHEART Senior-Tackle DON WHITMIRE Now's my chance to submarine. ,X .. ,gr .if . QAVXWDEQ in sw J WV k x i - V-.A Nz , 'wg-:gl Yifjffig, Q ,fwfr h, .. - W , .,,. W ..h -ww. ,X .1 Q Q K W ,K g rf Zmxk Q F N ia HQ. 'M Www. X EWS 1581! 'NW W Nl f A Nh W . ,Q 5 'c k Jw. Q A D , W g .N YT fi .I q - A H 1 X, W N ai mg . ai W ,Q K ,Wig L M .. R N 355 -, . Q - wg Q as A. xg My A K .5 f 7 5, .., J 1552 W' , fe A s-n l'f3'. 'S L' V- W- . 1. , r 35 CHARLES FORDYCE DUANE DOUGHERTY GEORGE METZ Senior-Quarterback Senior-Guard Senior-End DOUG KENNA BILL HACKETT DON HARDY Come on Carl, let's take Boy! Did I hack fllllf 1fAf least they have fo the end fora ride! guyfv look up fo me PAUL TANNER DAVE HENDERSON Junior-End Junior-Halfback DICK PITZER TOM HARMQN Eat your heart out! Boy, did I gef -m,01lfh,edf 's 0 0 5 5 ? gi is ii Q S ef 'Q 'v 35 50 fv I 'U jr 'S 'Q ja ff if A gi 'S I 'J 6 gf 1 5 0 'v 'Q 9: 0 35 55 fi Y 'r 'v 'r 'r 'r 0 if 45 1 ifkifif Q.fiif9 iii' 4415. vevsxsb I is 'v 6 V CHARLES TANNER Junior-Fullback Doc BLANCHARD What do you say, you guys, open up the hole, huh? MERLE ZEIGLER Junior-Halfback FRANKIE SINKWICH Pass the ball ahead of me, Lefty. X 5 W , M ,.,, N i A-, ' JACK BADGER ERNIE MCGUIRE CARL ALMES Junior-Center Junior-Halfback Junior-Guard MEL HEIN GLENN DAVIS BEN CHASE That pass was shaf'ted Did I get rolled that I'll get him next time. time. RICHARD PERDUE Junior-Guard TIM HOUSTON Here I come, boys, ready or not. s ' -5. 1 , fx la? ' f fel DAVE SUMNERS Sophomore-Tackle JOHN ADAMS Rough it up, you guys! ,T 'v llllllllllllllll llllllilillilii 4,-iw., HMI.. jgzpzzunm sf., - . isskxiviv sf f- . l , , Q E .. -...,..,,.-.a...,. I LEFT T0 RIGHT-A. Hogue, assistant managerg L. Johnson, forward, C. Almes, centerg J. Cochran, for- ward: E. McGuire, guardg J. Owoc, guardg P. Tanner, guard, C. Tanner, forward, D. Mayberry, cen- terg J. Badger, center-forward, M. Zeigler, guardg A. Morrone, forwardg M. Shaffer, forwardg R. Per- due, centerg W. Fombelle, forwardg H. Tindall, manager, Mr. E. Nahas, coach. The Basketball Season Early in November, Mr. Nahas, our high school basketball coach, called all candidates to practice. A large group of boys greeted him including four lettermen: Charles Tanner, Jack Badger, Merle Zeig- lcr, and Marlen Shaffer. After two weeks of hard practice the pre-season games were started. We had considerable success in these games, winning five and losing two, both losses by one-point margins. The regular Section 21 competition began on January 5 with Shcnango defeating Eastbrook very easily on our court. The following Tuesday we suffered a loss to Bessemer but we had a brilliant comeback by defeating the highly touted New Wilmington team. The next sectional game found us tangling with Wampum and losing but holding Wampum to a low sco1'e. Our next game found us en- tertaining Mt. Jackson with another victory for the Wildcats. The final game of the first half found us playing our old rival Union High. This was a thrilling game, with the score see-sawing back and forth with Shenango finally winning by one point. The first half of the Section 21 competition found Shcnango winding up with a record of four wins and two losses. Shenango opened the second half by playing and defeating a return engagement with Eastbrook, We then traveled to New VVilmington suffering a defeat, setting us back in the race. On the following Friday we entertained Wampum and were again the losers in a hard, well-fought game. The third game of the second half was played at Mt. Jackson where we recovered from our losing streak and piled up a high sco1'e. Union then ventured to try their luck again against their Shenango rival but we easily triumphed on the old home floor. The Princeton game was another victo1'y for the Nahas coached team. We completed the season with a brilliant triumph over Bessemer placing Shenango in third place in the Section 21 competition with eight sectional wins against four losses. After the season was over Shenango participated in a Tri-County Tournament in which teams from Butler and Lawrence Counties took part. Shenango ente1'ed the semi-finals by defeating Zelienople, champions of Section 25, by a score of 49-29. The next evening our team played Wampum, keeping ahead of them the entire game, only to lose in the closing minutes with a margin of 3 points, 50-47. This was the best game of the year with both teams hot. ANTHONY MORRONE MARLEN SHAFFER CHARLES TANNER FORWARD FORWARD FORWARD Here goes !IH,0fII6I' freak Wind will I do! Ah! Another o11e.',' slzoff' Basketball Squad PAUL TANNER MERLE ZEIGLER DON MAYBERRY GUARD GUARD CENTER Watch me fool them. you can. Take fhe ball off me 'if This 07I6'S for Mary. JACK BADGER FORWARD-CENTER Just call me Im! shui. JULIAN OWOC FQRWARD I hopn this one's good Shenango 1945 1,111 51 Mt. Jackson 11 3 1111 29 Unions 11,113 3 35 Mars ,, , 1 42 East Brook 25 N. Wilmington so 32 Wampum 35 Mt. Jackson 130 Union so 3 46 Princetono, 31 Bessemer 1, 1 Shenango CK 1944 3 22 Monaca 16 Zelienople 24 Ellwood 33 Mars 1 43 Zelienople 29 Ellwood 52 East B1'ook 27 Bessemer 32 N. Wilmington 11 23 Wampum 1 'B je 's Q0 it 53 0 25 i 9 O Pa 6 '4' 'Q 'Q '1 fc ,Q 1 Q3 'a 'v 'v 'V 'a ff 'J Q l 9 0 0 gg if ff ge Q Q 3 0 2, I 'Z 0 6 53 O 8 e O ,E A 13 Ca 'Q 0 ja 'S 0 VVS 355' is is '54' S me e Qc I Dedication ffafvfffefkfufsf' Q, 'V ff' Xffflfffffkf I ISAXWXIVVYXS fffffsf ff! VB! ... ... fy.. . ..........fs,sA,f,f.f.f .... . .. .. . ... .... . .s ff? ff! ff ff!! Qfffnfsfsffsfvi If fffsf Mr. Johnston Mr. Canan Miss Cowmeadow Mr. Beatty Miss Boozer Mr. McCollough Mrs. Marino Mr. Nahas Miss Davis Mr. Kyle Miss Grimm Mr. Rowe Miss Barker The Navy's Who's Who Skipper Expert Gunner Bandleader Torpedoman Pharmacists Mate Chaplain Boatswain Sharpshooter Signalwoman Parachute Man Mess Attendant Master Bomber Yeoman 4 Controls us all. His aim is sure in P. 0. D. Leads the quiet Q?J Seniors. He strikes us hard and quick CSunkJ Shenango's quack doctor. His fatherly advice. Calling all Seniors - No more talking He never misses those history quizzes. Each little gesture has a meaning. Catch me if you can. Preparing for the 'Grand March'. Leader of Freshman squadron. Annual's guiding hand. HIT Trust no teacher, kouie'er pleasant, Pupils' ships are often sunk,- Work, work in the present moment, If you cton't you'll likely flunk. Making the Headlines and are We Famous WEDDED BLISS ? 'Z J iggs ,,...,, Maggie ,,,.,.,,. AND MISS Tillie the Toiler ,,.. Ella Cinders ,,,. L Boots Y,,,,,,... Fritzi Ritz ,,,,,,, AN ODD TRIO Muggs and Skeeter LLL Little Rock ,zii LL ONE HAPPY FAMILY Dagwood .,,..i, Blondie L ,,,,, LLL Baby Dumpling ,,,, Cookie ,,s,s,s, L fsfff LOST, STRAYED on STOLEN Little Orphan Annie BELIEVE IT on NOT Dragonlady L L ,,,, L L Terry ,,,, L L ,,,, L Palooka L L .,,. L LLL L A QUEER COMBINATION Nancy ,,.,,., LLLL Sluggo ,,,., LL Donald Duck LL L Little Iodine LLL, LLLL LLLL L L L LYLL., L L L L L Irene Adamczyk LLL Elmer Hilton LL Marjorie Fuhs L Geraldine Smiley LLL Mary Beckert Margaret McGary Donna Jean Marso and Laura Bannon LL Marlen Shaffer LL Ronald Kirkwood Miriam Hemming LL L L Chuck Fordyce Joyce Forsberg LL LLGrace McCand1ess L L Carmella Staph L L LLDale McKissick LLL John Williams LL L LLLLL Ethel Dudash Anthony Morrone LL Eleanor Styers LLLL Karna Drake Hans and FritzLL LLLLL LLLL LLLLL LL LL LL LLL LLMargaret White and Aura Gilson WHEN THE STUDENTS ARE AWAY THE MICE Do PLAY AT SHENANGO Mickey Mouse LLLLLLLLLLLLLLL L LLLLLLLL .LLL LLLL. L LLL.LL.LLL LLLLLL Dan Ehrheart Minnie Mouse LL LLLLL LLLLLLLL L LL LLLLLL L LLLLL Norma Fleeger YES, WE HAVE THEM AT SHENANGO Toots and Casper LL LLLLLLLLLLL LLLLL Lois McQuiston and Howard Moore WHAT NEXT? Popeye LLL LL LL LLLLLLL LL LL George Metz Olive Oil LLLL LLLLLLLL LLLL LLLLLL LLLL L Stella Horney PALS Bo and Trix LLLL LLLLGeorge Tervo and Duane Dougherty N sf f px aw qu IXV Afvif I efefffysfff AXQAX'AfV'Af5!9fV5Af9!v5!5fV5fQfsA!SAfV' VV5f7'fV!!Efs1SfvSf-AA!Sf56f4!Yff!5!5!'f'A!VSf5 . . . . . qfgfhf- ye l 1 1 -1 !'faf7sAfHfV5!5fSl9f'f7'!vfsA Shenangcfs Ambitious Seniors SENIOR Irene Adamcyzk iiii Mary Ruth Alfordee Laura Bannon .aai Mary Beckert ee.v Jeanette Bulisco eee Karna Drake eeeee Ethel Dudash eeee Norma Fleeger eee Joyce Forsberg eee AMBITION eee ee eeeTo marry a model man ee To be a navy nurse ee e e eeeeeeeee e, e e e Novelist eeeeeeContinue to be a wolfess eeeeTo be someone's sweetheart eeeee e,..ee eA big splash at Isaly's eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.eeeeeeeeeeee Model eeeTo donate a science lab to Shenango eeeeeeeeeeeee ee To go to California Margory Fuhs ...eee ..,e,e,eeeeeeeeee e eeeee Psychiatrist Ellen Goodwill eee., Miriam Hemming ee Stella Horney e .eeee Mechanic Aura Mae Gilson . eee. ..,eee.ee e ee.eeee e eeeeeee eeeeeTo get away from Pumpkin Town ee eeeeeeeeee To be an old maid ? ? ? eeeeeeeeeeeee To be a football coach Jean Kelly ee e eeeeeee eeeee E xplorer-retire at an early age Florence Makarevich eee eeeeeeeeee Another Ma Perkins Donna Jean Marsoeee eeeeeeeeee e eeeTour the world Della Mayberry eeee eeeeeeeeee e eeeTo be a good wife Anna Michael e eeeeee eeee A secretary for the right man Grace McCandless eee eeeeeeeeeeeeee ee Opera singer Margaret McGary eee eeeee ee e ee ee Beautician Lois Mcllrath e eeeee ee eeeeee To be an air hostess Lois McQuiston eeee eeeeeee Mary Pritchard eeee eeeeeee Dishwasher for H. M. eeeMrs. fa little white cottageb Lois Pettitt e, eeeee eeeeeeeeee e eeeeee. . .eee Interior decorator Catherine Sager eeee ee eeee Singer on the Wheeling Steel program Florence Shaner eeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeereeee W edding bells Geraldine Smileyeee eeeTo get married and raise a family C12 boysj Phyllis Smith eeee eee eeeeeeeeeeee e. ee.ee To be a bathing beauty Carmella Staph eeee e eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee e eeeeeee eeee Cadet nurse Eleanor Styers eee Iona Turner eee Irene Walters eeee Margaret White eee ee e eTo wait for the Navy to come home eeeeeeeeeeeeeee Civil Service worker e e e e ee ee ee eBell Telephone operator eeeeee eTo sleep and eat Stella Zak eeeeeeeeee ereeeeeeeeee e ee eeeee eee Missionary Irene Zmuda e. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee e eeeeeee Boss at Joseph's To be or not to be, that is the question Duane Dougherty eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ..To be Number 1 wolf Dan Ehrheart ee eeee eeeeee e reee Cattle baron Charles Fordyce eee Ronald Kirkwood ee Dale McKissick eeee George Metz eeeee Howard Mooree eeee Anthony Morrone eeee eeeee . e eeeee . e e e Marlen Shaffer eeee George Tervo e eeee e John Williams eeeee eeeeeer Get married Country minister Elmer Hilton eeeeeee e eeeee e e ee eeeePilot in the Air Corps eee eeeeeee rUndertaker fof what?J eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer Marry L. M. ee. Own truck--operate a coal company eGenera1 in the Army eeeeeeeeee eee White collar boss eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEast New Castle's Town Crier eeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ee-e Raise horses A little humor now and then is relished by the queerest of meh m f f 5 M I 5 A ,iw 74 1 5 x ' I 1 K K it 1 1. N- as Q2 .1900-4 X... fffff vs! I XS! Z I I X !5l1!vf! ff 6666 ffsf'!Hf7'lf5l'AAAfafySfsf. .f. VSA!ff!f5!7Affff1fsffffffffffv9 ff! XXVWX fffffffffiffsffff VQA ffbf '!'A!'fv5hA!s!VVv5A!'b ' ' 'e 'fvfvkf o--- . ... ......... ...- .. . .. . .... ... . . McGary Pritchard Williams Pettitt Goodwill ames of Baby Pictures fRead up and downj Mcllrath Shaffer Kirkwood Fleeger Alford Horney Smith Hemming Moore Dougherty Bannon McKissick Makarevich Mayberry Kelly Drake Zmuda Walters Dudash Class Slogans Swing and sway the McKissick way. Happy little wash day song-Ehrheart and McGary's Monday excuses Loves them and leaves them-John Williams. Silence is golden. Who likes gold anyway? For the latest perfumes visit our chemistry lab. Ice cream and cake-Phyllis Smith. Smile of health-Eleanor Styers. Vitalis has gone to war-so have the Senior boys. Have you a money problem? See Chuck Fordyce. If you want relief get Gracie McCandless. A name worth repeating-Lois Pettitt. America's favorite-Jean Kelly. The pause that refreshes-lunch hour. Ipana for the smile of beauty-Gerry Smiley. The right way to right weight-Miss Boozer's gym classes. Time to shine-Exams ? ? ? ? No school today-lots of snow or no coal, which ? ? ? Strange as it seems-Diplomas ! I ! ! Ignorance is bliss, don't we look happy? Would You Change Them If You Would You Make . . . Karna a Duck instead of a Drake? Howard Less instead of Moore? Chuck Tendice instead of Fordyce? Ronald Dogwood instead of Kirkwood? Della Gooseberry instead of Mayberry? Geraldine Frown instead of Smiley? Joyce Hamburg instead of Forsberg? McCandless Metz Gilson Adamczyk Shaner Marso Sager Staph White Fordyce Turner Could? Florence a Goldfish instead of a Mackeral favichj? Laura a Cannon instead of Bannon? Ellen Badwi1l instead of Goodwill? Ethel Do-slow instead of Du-dash? Stella a Piano instead of a Horn Qeyj? Anna a Jake instead of a Michael? Carmella a Rod instead of a Staph? Lois an Answer instead of fMcJ Question? Iona a Burner instead of a Turner? Stella a Bag instead of a Sack tZakJ ? Marjory a Light instead of a Fuse 1FuhsJ? Dan a Smothered-heart instead of an Airheart fEhrheartJ? Mary Ruth a Plymouth instead of an QAIJ Ford? Tony an Idiot instead of a Moron fel ? If all the Seniors who slept in class were placed end to end they would be much more comfortable. .1--..-f f'f'fwfffffvv-Af-Af-fffwffwfvvff-Afff-f-xv-f-11fy-f-Annf-f-fvvv-fy-fwf-f-fMwnwnnfMAffv-Aff-f-Ax-xvv-Aff-AAnffnfsfff!fffffffvfffffffsf ffffvffffff Q...-..... ...... ..... .v.....Af.f.ff44A You Can't Have One Without The Other Mr. Beatty ,,,, .. - Marlen Shaffer ,-- Study Halls ,h,,, Irene Adamczyk -,- Stella Horney ,V Duane Dougherty Ethel Dudash N , Irene Walters N Dan Ehrheart W . Jeanette Bulisco W Dale McKissick ,c Mary Ruth Alford John Williams -M Florence Shaner ,U Grace McCandless Mary Pritchard .. Ellen Goodwill .,- Margaret White , George Metz ..r.. .,.. ..., Candy Bar - 1 , Announcements -N Silence ? ? ? E,--,---1 Notes ,W ,,,....,, , Dog WY-..--,.,-c,--,- Car Sister's Boy Friend -,---,,, Freckles Physique --,,- Yells ,,E,.L,., Curls ,--,,,,,,,r Blush J Freshman Girls ,,,----,-1, Engagement Ring M-- My Cadet Nurse Pledge Pin cWW--------, Dave George c--. c-- Mischievous Eyes School days, dear old golden rule days, The Seniors and their marmerly ways, We'll not forget forever and aye. Lest We Forget SENIORS ATTENTION! REMEMBER WHEN: 1. Margie put worms in Elmer's lunch. 2. Mr. Nahas got Irene's and Laura's notes. 3. George Metz wrote a lovely letter to Lois Mcllrath. 4. Mary Beckert and Laura got caught discussing diaries in chorus. 7 5. Dale McKissick was seen leaving Della Mayberry s house at 5 a. m. 6. George Metz fell off the sled at our Sleighing Party. 7. Gracie got stuck in an elevator with a man. 8. Margie fell off the horse and Mr. Beatty saw her. 9. The teachers called their dignified Seniors names. 10. Karna Drake and Della Mayberry did jitterbug. 11. The blood trickled from Norma Fleeger's nose when she had her chemistry experi- ment. 12. Mr. Kyle threw Katie Sager around on the sleigh ride. 13. The Seniors had to loosen their belts at the chili supper. 14. Margaret McGary, Margie Fuhs, and Lois Mcllrath had to thumb their way home from play practice. It was all right, Elmer was there. 15. The weather affected the Seniors' plans. 16. The Victory Club skipped P. O. D. 17. Our football team fooled us and beat Bessemer. 18. Mr. Kyle did sweat over his assembly programs. 19. Ethel Dudash blushed when the teachers called upon her. 20 21 . The Novelty Committee starved to get their Annual finished. . Mrs. Marino treated us. , ,,,,,.., Her Fun 1, Red Hair 22. The Senior boys dedicated the song After the Ball Is Over to Mrs. Marino. 23. Phyllis Smith and Marlen Shaffer waded snow drifts after ads. 24. Many of the Annual Staff gave up their vacation during the coal shortage to get this Yearbook to the printer. 25. Mr. Canan preached to the P. O. D. class and its effect upon the Seniors. Remember 'm',' remember 'e'g Put them together, and remember 'me'. .X.XirxXrX.X' iiIXrxxXtXrbXrXirX'x XrX,BX4X.XrX, aX.X'xX.X,BXIXQIXXJBXK'Xi.X.X.X'xX.BX'X.Xi.X'X.xX.Xi'xrX'X'X,X'X'xX'XXX'xtX,XXiQ'XrX'XifrxXrX'BxtXYQ,X'Xi.X'X.xxX.XSX'X'X.XiJX.X.X'X' phs Til Autog Ov u Www shffh VSA 155115 XVIVXXXSIX5 fffffsfffffh V'f'!'fff'f'fV5f'fSf9ff!79A!'fvSfV5ff'fV'fVV'feibfefysfafeff7SfaA!'AfV9A!5Al'fVvW6 ' 0 f 0 0 0 0 0 Q 1 Q o 0 - v v . . The World of Tomorrow I stopped at Ma Gilson's newsstand to pick up The Shenango Crier. To my de- light I find that Norma Fleeger will become the first woman president of the United States. Too bad the Republican candidate, Marlen Shaffer, had to lose, but he still has his multi-millions and his chorus girls. Well, well appearing at the McGary Swank Nite Club are Dale McKissick, the great band leader and Catherine Sager, his swoon singer. I'd like to know how Della likes being an orchestra leader's wife. What's this here? Phyllis Smith is on trial for bigamy. I wonder if they ever caught up with Mary Beckert? Our great crime-buster, Eleanor Styers, raided the Smiley Bur- lesque Theatre where Elmer Hilton had been appearing in The Cannibal Queen. The local courtroom is a busy place. Even Marjory Fuhs is being held for poisoning her patient, Irene Walters. She pleads not guilty since she only got a chemistry formula mixed up. Her star attorney, George Tervo, is sure to win the case. My! My! Jean Kelly is still filabustering in Congress on whether congressmen should wear their hats to and from the capitol building. Jean understands so well the important issues facing our nation. On the society page I see where Mary Ruth Alford and Karna Drake are full-pledged navy nurses. They will now be able to see more of the world and the gobs. Ethel Du- dash has gone to New York to become one of the famous Metz models, and Charles For- dyce is having great success managing His Lonely Heart Club. Since Mr. J ohnston's promotion to Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, Stella Zak has been elected as supervising principal at Shenango. Mr. Canan is a mem- ber of the State Legislature and at present is railroading a bill through the House that will permit schools to close down for any emergency without making up the time. Lois Mcllrath has become Howard Moore's private secretary. The world is now considering Duane Dougherty as the second Henry Ford. Florence Makarevich is the Well paid bus driver of the Boro bus. Donna Jean Marso, the manhater, is now head of the Almira Home. She is ably assisted by Iona Turner, lone heiress of the wealthy Cowmeadow estate. The sports and entertainment section come next. I can hardly believe my eyii as I read that Joyce Forsberg is the undefeated lady tennis player of America, and, still more impossible, that Johnny Williams is the lightweight champion. Grace McCandless is a great success as Baby Snooksf' The Ringling Brothers Circus is coming to town starring Anna Michaels as the bravest lion tamer in the world. It is said that Miriam Hemming is the most romantic star in Hollywood. She is now appearing in 'Tm No Wolfess, Wolf-Wolf. Heading the Want Ad Section is Lois McQuiston's notice that her beauty shop of- fers a face lifting special to any member of the Class of '45. Let's all apply. Here in big letters is Get your fresh farm products from Stella Horneyf' Tony Morrone is no longer advertising his wrecking business since Margaret White alone gives him plenty to do along that line. Mary Pritchard would like to trade a Coupe for a Station Wagon to accommo- date her family. The Bulisco Five and Ten is having another sale. Madame Staph will demonstrate How to bleach your hair the quick and easy way. What is this small article? Is Ellen Goodwill taking in sewing until her sailor comes home? Florence Shaner is advertising for four more high chairs since the quads arrived. I wonder if Lois Pettitt ever succeeded in getting a ten-party line since her radio is out of order. I see where Irene Zmuda has another notice in the paper asking her husband to come home and she'll never throw another dish at him again. Dan Ehrheart is advertising that he has finally succeeded in reducing to be a second Sinatra. Irene Adamczyk Jones Smith Vanderbilt just came over so I must put the paper down and listen to her story of how her third husband committed suicide if I want to inherit any of her millions. -LAURA BANNON. -4- S, X-A sv Z ,d J Q, 11 Q s-25' sf? S-1 Ys 'Z L4-n i Aff' 66Anch0rs Aweigh l O4,'K'i?sQ24?a?sX56i 4'?0M '4N??4Y4E43'4'h'X'2Q4'l?Ja?4' 536476 '56 sV2!Q2 ' 4,4AA V'4 4?2'? ' 4 ' ' 0SY3'Z?4?6.74?i'v 2 s?i'84'?4'A'5Q47ai4YaY4?2' 'O?2'4x?4' 86 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f.,sf.fsAf.fyifgpfyysgffyy,f.A,sf.f.pAf.Af.f.f5f11.151yy,Af,f.AAAf,f,f.f.f.Af,A,Vgfff, 1 l I ff!!!ffffsffsffffsffffvfsfifsfffff!f!!!f9!fVffsffSfff!f5 HAMMOND MUSIC STORE INSTRUMENTS - RECORDS Sheet Music and Accessories 38 N. Mill St. New Castle, Pa. Compliments of J. S. WASILEWSKI NATIONWIDE STORES Phone 3687-J 618 Moravia 8x 1901 Hamilton St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. Congratulations ANDERSON'S GRILL Moravia at Viaduct New Castle -:- -:- Penna. LATKO'S MARKET MEAT AND GROCERIES Phone 9152 3 W. Long Ave. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. JOSEPH R. NOGA FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone 2792 101 E. Long Ave. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. NEW CASTLE DUNTILE CO. Builders' Supplies Contract Hauling - Road Compliments of R I C H M A N ROBINS FURNITURE CO. Ph 648 B R 0 T H E R s one Fine Clothes for Men and 26 East Washington St' YOUYIU Men New Castle -:- -:- Penna. 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New Castle -:- -:- Penna. New Castle -:- :- Penna. CHALKIAS' PLACE Compliments of Congratulations Our Specialty Is Serving HOWARD L. REYNOLDS C. B. HENNON Good Food HARDWARE CO. East Washington St. Ext. FUNERAL HOME It's Hennon's If It's Hardware Ph01'l9 9198 Adams Sf, New Castle, Pa, 1239 E. WaShlDgt0H St. Compliments of W A D D I N G ' S PARK SERVICE STATION East Washington St. Ext. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. PAGLEY SHOE SERVICE 17 North Mill St. New Castle -:- :- Penna. H. A. B L E S C H GENERAL STORE Phone 3624-J R. D. 4 New Castle -:- :- Penna. DUFF AUTO BODY SERVICE Phone 9017 318 N. Jefferson St. New Castle -:- :- Penna. Compliments of RICE PHARMACY North Mill-Cor. E. North New Castle -:- -:- Penna. Congratulations AXE'S MARKET 32N.MillSt. New Castle -:- :- Penna. PENN HOME INSULATION Co. Rock Wool Insulation Asbestos Siding Shingles WILLOWBROOK INN AND GARAGE Room and Cabins for Tourists Brick Siam Phone 9391 Butler Road g 1 Mile East of New Castle Phone 1041-R 317 S. Mill St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. JOHNSON BRONZE COMPANY Sleeve Bearing Headquarters South Mill St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. REYNOLDS St SUMMERS Clothe's for Young Men Washington St., New Castle THE EQUITABLE LIFE Strongest in the World M. J. DONNELLY-Special Agent 30 N. Mercer St. Phone 2129 New Castle -:- -:- Penna. Compliments of W. H. WEINSCHENK GREENHOUSES Savannah Rd. New Castle, Pa. OSCAR LEVINE Your Ha-rt, Shaffner 8z Marx Clothes Arrow Shirts Long Ave. South Side Compliments of LINGER LIGHT DAIRY 6 West Madison Ave. Mahoningtown - :- Penna. EAST NEW CASTLE AUTO WRECKING CO. MORRONE BROS. KL SONS We Deal in Late Model AUTOS AND TRUCKS Phone 9052 East New Castle ' ' 7544 ' ' - v 0 f ' ff Vfl' VSf5AAf1!5!'!sf9fV!l' I'XVSAf'f'f'Z1AZf'f'f'5f6!'!'f5!7'I XS!!! Af XVVXXVXSAXXQA VXVSXVV I fsffsf V' , fffsfsf 1 lv56!'f5fsf9f'!'!'f'!'fAkfsfviifsfffsffif ' ' 0 'IVR 4 - ' Q - x-f-fvv-f-nnf-fsnnfwnfsf-AAf-f-1-Af-f-nf-f-f-AAAAfsf-Axfnf-fsf-wwf-Anfwx-1-fsfvv-nnf-fsnffnnnf-xv-Ann,enfsnf-1-nf-Af-Af-Af.fwAAf.f.f.f.A,.f.f. .,.Af.Af.Af.f.Af.f.A,.,.,.,.,.f.p XXIII? LYTLE'S MARKET Quality Meats-Groceries Delivery Service East Washington St. Ext. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. Compliments of A. St M. SUPER MARKET 102 W. Long St.-On South Side New Castle, Penna. SEAVY'S STUDIO Graduation Photographs Portraits-Modern Sz Distinctive New Castle, Penna. HUDSON LUNCH Oldest Restaurant in New Castle 104 E. Washington St. Congratulations J. MARLIN FURNITURE Co. 127 E. Long Ave. Phone 585-J Compliments of FOMBELLE COAL AND SUPPLY CO. Builders' Supplies-Pittsburgh Coal Rear 343 E. Washington St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. New Castle, Penna. Phone 4295 New came, Pa. Compliments of ARTHUR W. MEEK G U S ' H. R. HUSTON CO. Jeweler Home of Adam Hats 124 E. Long Ave. Phone 646 323 E- Washington St- New Castle -:- -:- Penna. New Castle -:- 5- Penna, New Castle -1- -2- Penna. A. 81 P. SUPER MARKET Phone 9125 S. Mercer St. New Castle -: :- Penna. Congratulations HOGUE'S SERVICE STATION Butler Road at Adams St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. M A Y ' S D O N U T S East Washington St. New Castle -: -:- Penna. FOLEY BROTHERS AMOCO GASOLINE Oil Expert Lubrication Phone 9129 1115 Butler Ave. New Castle, Penna. THE DANISH PASTRY SHOP Makers of FINE CAKES AND PASTRIES Phone 3523 28 N. Mill St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. L E V I N E ' S Store of Nationally Advertised MEN's WEAR Next to Penn Theatre New Castle -:- -:- Penna. Compliments of LONG'S DINING ROOM 101 N. Jefferson St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. Compliments of REPUBLIC OIL COMPANY Gasoline Oil Lubricants New Castle - Ellwood Road Phone 3253 E. D. RUBRIGHT, Dist. Mgr. Compliments of PETE BUCZEK'S Confection Store East Long Ave. South Side Compliments of S I LV E R M A N ' S ECONOMY SHOE SHOP 110 E. Washington St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. DONATI MUSIC CO. and SCHOOL OF MUSIC 22 South Mill St. Open Evenings till 8:30 Compliments of THE LADIES' STORE 108 E. Washington St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. HILL TOP BAKERY D. E. ROWE, Prop. Better Baking 420 E. Washington St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. Compliments of CECIL POTTER'S MARKET 1223 E. Washington St. New Castle - -:- Penna. Congratulations and Best Wishes BLAIR STRIP STEEL Butler Ave. New Castle -' '- Penna. Compliments of M O O N E Y B R O S. Quality Building Materials Phone 5260 133 Mahoning Ave. F. W. HUTCHISON Ki CO. FLOUR AND FEED Mixing and Portable Grinding 31 N. Beaver St. New Castle ELLIS F. SHAFFER Nation-wide Store GASOLINE - OILS Phone Princeton 3-R-13 New Castle - Ellwood Road L E O W I S E Congratulations MILLER AUTO SERVICE Best Prices on Zelienople, Por- , E380 Station tersville and Pittsburgh Coal FLEMING S MUSIC STORE Ph 2696 19 N. Mm St. COAL AND GENERAL HAULING one Washington St. Ext., N. Castle New Castle -:- -:- Penna. New Castle - Ellwood Road THE WINTER oo. JOHN'S SHOE STORE MAXWELL GROCERY M y d B y W and Quality Meats and Groceries ens an oys ear . Gas and Oil 210 E. Washington St. DRY GOODS New Castle -:- -:- Penna. East Long' Ave., New Castle, Pa. Phone 3603-R Gardner Stop-Ellwood Road CASTLE STATIONERY Co. Office Outfitters New Castle -1 -:- Penna. LINCOLN RESTAURANT On the Diamond East Washington St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. MAHONING FINANCE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION LOANS-S50 to S300 Phone 1004 209 N. Liberty St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. MONTGoMERY's GROCERY 1820 East Washington St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. NEW CASTLE CANDY CO. Phone 3543 222 Croton Ave. New Castle -: -:- Penna. LOUIS LUNCH Try Our Home-made Ice Cream and French Fries Liberty St. Mahoningtown - :- Penna. V. O. POTTER'S GROCERY STORE Washington and Harrison St. Phone 2750 New Castle, Pa. Compliments of BOYLES COAL Sz SUPPLY Co. Phone 4270 502 Neal St. New Castle -: -:- Penna. Cubby Hole SANDWICH SHOP Russ Baldwin 103 North Mercer St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. A. TROGGIO Food Products, Confections and Fruits New Castle-Butler Road THE BOOK SHOP B-ooks for All Ages Cards for All Occasions Phone 5057-110 N. Mill St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. POLKA - DOT - REST 31 N. Mercer St. T. L. GARDNER, Prop. Compliments of THE SPORTING GOODS CO. 102 North Mercer St. Compliments of KIRK'S SANDWICH GRILLE 639 E. Washington St. One Block Down From ELLIOTT-BROS. STEEL Co. Cold-Rolled Strip Steel Since 1893 New Castle -:- -:- Penna. Butler Avenue New Castle -:- -:- Penna. iff!! X!! ff!! f X f'! f'!'!'f'f'f'f-fs!-fs1-fff'-!- ff!!! ff If X! fffflf ff 1 .,f.,f.,f.,.f.,f. . . ,Q .,f. . .,.f. 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D. 6 New Castle HERFF - JONES CO. Commencement Announcements Class Rings New Castle -2 -1- Perma- New Castle -'- - Penna. Indianapolis -:- Indiana Cgng7'g,tulq,t'i0n3 J- B' N I E L S E N MOTOR TRUCK CO. J I d 0 t t , t ewe er an ome ris Jos!-:PH FRENGEL, Prop. NEW CASTLE DRY p 1316 Moravia st. Phone 653-J GOODS CO Phone 772'R 11 E' Washington New Castle -:- -:- Penna. New Castle -'- -'- Penna. New Castlev Pa' KALAJAINEN'S C. GLORIOSO Sz SON COLLISION SERVICE Oliver Farm Equipment Phone 3960 New Castle - Ellwood Road Compliments of J. C. PENNEY CO. 214 E. Washington St. New Castle -:- -:- Penna. Compliments of SMITH'S DAIRY New Castle - Butler Road DAVIS DAIRY Fountain Service New Castle - Ellwood Road Truck Garden Specialists Fancy Vegetables Phone 5097-J Butler Road New Castle, Penna. Compliments of FAVORITE'S GULF SERVICE Gas Oil Accessories R. D. 6-Butler Road New Castle, Penna. BENSON'S STORE Gas, Meats, Groceries Ellwood Road, New Castle, Pa. 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