South High School - Warrior Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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JANUARY OFFICERS President ........ Vice-President . . . Secretary ....... Treasurer ..... Co-Chairmen .... Bookkeeper ..... January Class Officers ANNUAL COMMITTEE . .Robert Ki dwell .Wayne Domhoff . . . . .Virginia Ray ... . . .Jack Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . .Margaret MacGoogan and Randall Kelly BusinessManager. Ralph Arkwright Calvin Bopp Marcus Cather Sam Coniglio .lean Jarvis Albert Klein Advisers ......, Co-Chairmen .... .lack Harris Isabel Henry Norma Lang Advisers ........ Margaret Mullaly ....................Thomas Nell Beatrice Malkoff Doris Welker Helen Mika Marjorie Wilson Ralph Mook Beatrice Winter Helen Pintea Ann Yurchison Bill Seamann Isabel Stein . . . . . . ..... . .... . . . . . .Mr. Harpman and Mr. Zinninger SOCIAL COMMITTEE Bill Grover and Fred Hamilton Ruth Ockerman Viola Ziemianski ' Lauretta Raithel Marilyn Williams CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Miss Gabler and Miss Evans Max Gateman Bill Mittler Lucille Priaul Morris Gateman Shirley Myrovich John Waite Irene Gubbins Helen Oglesby Norman Waite Alice Marvin Edward Portofe Stevia Wesson BANQUET COMMITTEE Wilbur Anstrom Ruth Hazel Jean Richards Jules Aron Frances Hindman Ruth Shulman Bill Bond Max Kaufman Bill Storm Marie Chatham Sonia Lundin Kathryn Ditmansen Martha Perry Advisers ....................................... Mr. Fellers and Miss Hanna PLAY COMMITTEE Chairman ....... ...................................... G race Vaughn Wanda Garstka Frank Moore Raymond Uber George Hudock Geraldine Reiter Stanley Wetmore Norman Johnson Ruth Shillinger Robert Widing Ellalnay MacDonald Paul Stone Adviser .........................................,............ Mr. Thomas SERMON COMMITTEE Eugene Craig ,lack Gill Alice Nell Virginia Frame Margaret Hay Marion Rhiel Adviser ..... ............................................. M r. Soller ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Chairman .................................................. Gertrude Lake Helen Caddick Evelyn Hunter Margaret Moran Frances Young Adviser ........................ f ............................. Mr. Quinette 22 SOUTH HIGH

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r-i-- JANUARY LETTERS Impressions of the Graduates FLORENCE ARKWRIGHT-Thistledown. SIMEON BOOKER-Within-a-shellg impenetrable jungle. CALVIN BOPP-6'Still waters run deepwg sun-warmed sand. .IOSEPHINE BRINCKOH-A thundering Valkyrie. RICHARD BURT-ulf at first you don't succeed, try, try againw. ROSEMARY CARROLL-A huge bronze chrysanthemum in a tall blue crystal vaseg verve. DOROTHY DAUGHERTYfUndiscovered goldg shining soul beautyg a clear direct gaze. WILLIAM DUNLEA-A rollicking good-natured brownieg the spirit of beauti- ful, carefree and irrepressible youth. MARY FAUSTINO-Breton's MSong of the Lark . VIRGINIA FRAME-A friendly warm-hearted country lass. LAILA GAIRING-Italian Madonnag midnight and magnoliasg windows of the soul. y IRENE GUBBINS-Placid blue lake . . . cherry trees in bloom . . . rich brown earthg smoke-blue forest haze. ISABEL HENRY-A china doll with stars for eyes. DOROTHY HUBBARD-Milk chocolate and honeyg indescribable charm. DOROTHY HUSHOUR-Languorous-eyed daughter of the Nile. JEAN ,IARVISEA sweet-tempered childg infectious sparkle. RANDALL KELLY-Insouciant youth. NORMA JEANNE LANG-Blackheart cherriesg sophistication. BETTY LEAKEfDiminutive dynamo. PHYLLIS LEVINE-Dawn at seag unfaltering determination. RUTH LEVINE-Geisha girl of Old Japan. ELLAMAY MACDONALD-A human encyclopedia. BETTY MAGNER-A painting of a Polynesian maiden day dreaming by a quiet stream. DOROTHY MIHALIK-An irresistible puppy. JACK MORIARTY-HA fresh-faced farmer lad lying supine on the bank of a little stream, his blue eyes following the flight of some swallows. FREDA MUSSINW-Big golden butterfly poised tremblingly on a pale blue hollyhockg White gold. LAURETTA RAITHEL-Beautiful sloe-eyed Indian girl. BILL SEAMANN-The soft-spoken dreamer. MARY MARTHA TAYLOR-Puritan maiden of old Plymouth. RAY UBER-W-Slender sapling bowing courteously to a passing windg veiled intellect. GRACE VAUGHN-Fair queen of the country May Day dancesg uBaby Stuart . BEATRICE WINTER-Champagne. GLENN YOTTI-Pluto, dark god of the lower world. FRANCES YOUNG- A little Dutch mill on a little Dutch hilln . . . turquoise sky . . . miles of red tulips. A hlllargaret MacGoogan 24 SOUTH HIGH