St Clairsville High School - Schi Schan Yearbook (St Clairsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1944 volume:

Q , - , we -' , ,i . nu H' A ' '.- - ' N -:'.'.2,, 'ii' , - . 2- -Hf jx, 235 Q' J fini , ,,::.r . 3 7 .gf 2? 4 'y 4,4 'js 491 511 0 r :ff -...,, -gf Q 'F 4 , fs- 1' 1 Ei- gi, 24,3 - I 22:34. . ' :TSE H ff 5225! U Z' 1- 1: FX . ..f EFS? . . .-Q' .f,, A,, ' ' ' Haig? I 51.3 H, -V l , ,, 3' 1 513234 3 I ,71 ,gf fl: X gig k A' ' ' 'X ,F . 8655? PUBLISHED BY S THE CLASS' CF 1944 0 X ST. CLAIRSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO - , fi' f ' I 40- wi, - ffl: ' , L - v. x X .Q . ,-.Ns lk-.NT it Y fix?-if Y ' X , 'fi 'sw X 4 -Af Y H34- nw .sg :Lg-hw , 1 ,- gtg-K fl t iggifg 4'.'Qs.'3t If ' 'W L5 53' 5 x.S'?C . - x ',vl Y XY? Sf'-1 . - ' gf 1 YK-,XY i 1, w N ' .Xa gf. Qgy . ..v . 4 Kvilt .. x..k lim., '.sa'QQ!li? L,,,g.f N ffm is' lfffifg ls . 9. 5 gf' NK, i i MH , iff' e f . 1, Yn- fr? -I -QL, X, 5 F nf , -Miipx sry f ? QQ E. A, Jnfzewnzwl, So that we may ever keep clear in our memory the happy days spent in St. Clairsville High School, the Senior Class presents this annual. It has been a ipleasure to compile this record ot the highlights of the schoolsyear. May it succeed in its intention and prove a source of abiding pleasure to all fellow students and interested alumni, and be an in- spiration to greater future achievements. C In We are proud to dedicate this annual to our undefeated, untied football team. To them much praise and honor is due, for their hard work has brought us a thrilling football season that has not been surpassed in the history of St. Clairsville High School. i Jw and Uidolzg, Mao, J, Schi-Schan - 5 Il ll fnnzianfa, ZS.. ,IL Jacultq. JA.eahm.en, Svphnmonmg jlumbfm, S .M dfhlatim, 52fI.ll.l:CQ, Wim ddumtzlmmanu, on 1' STRA S '- n- abdlld, ng ,f ' n, GEORGE TH ORN BU RG PRESIDENT FRANK FRAZIER CLERK DR. J. B. MARTIN VICE PRESIDENT DR. E. R. PORTERFIELD I. T. NEWLIN It is with esteem and appreciation that we, the students of St. Clairsville School, look upon our Board of Education. We are indeed fortunate in having a group of men who understand the changing needs and circumstances of the school, and we wish to express our gratitude to them for their constant efforts and support. ' 'D' . With the passing of Attorney Martin L. Cowen, for several years a member of the Board, the St. Clairsville school lost a most interested friend and staunch supporter. Respected in school and community alike, we value and will long remember the influence of his genial personality. fSchi-Schan -- 8 6 'M WILBUR I. GREGG SUPERINTENDENT JOHN J. SHANNON PRINCIPAL MR. WILBUR I. GREGG MR. JOHN J. SHANNON As superintendent of schools, we recognize Patience, understanding, and efficiency well Mr. Gregg as a man of great ability. He is con- describe Mr. Shannon. His first year asprincipal stantly working toward the advancement of our of St. Clairsville High School has been a success- school and of those who attend it, and in per- ful one. We admire him for his splendid cooper- forming his duties, he maintains a standard that ation with the 'Faculty and his 'friendliness toward commands esteem and admiration. all students. Schi-Schan - 9 First Row, left to right-Margery Cunningham, Ginny Wiley, Martha Reline, Betty Schlanz, Jean McDougal, Anne Kennard. Second Row-Mr. Shannon, Irene Pappas, Ann Dupczyk, Mildred Susac, James Newlin. Wim Here is our band of willing workers! In a quiet efficient manner, they keep the daily rout- ine of office work going smoothly. 'U' 'I' Ginny is our very dependable school sec- retory. Always pleasant, cheerful, willing to help, and with a smile for everyone. Schi-Schan -- 10 QXCUL fj- ff-X Q, D st ax X W A fjxxwkkx A 9 Q ,N U , xx I ll .4 X f xx i Gifs jk'-1 ff R MQW w 5' ADH M' Q Q pM 'Nj ShSh 11 NAOMI ALBANESE Muskingum, A. B. Home Economics ELIZABETH CRAFT Muskingum, B. M. Vocal Music GRANVILLE EAGLER Ohio State, M. A. Instrumental Music English DENA FAVOT Muskingum, A. B. sw 3 as A ft in had lil za ...D Jawlfe Schi-Schan - 12 HOWARD E. FLOWERS Miami University, B. S. Cabinet Making Machine Shop Mechanical Drawing ELIZABETH R. GABEL Ohio University, B. S. Shorthand Bookkeeping Typing EDWARD GARDA Geneva, B. S. World History Physical Education-Coach i l 1 A faculty I 1 l KATHERINE M. HARROP Western Reserve, B. S. of L. S. Mathematics Librarian CLARENCE F. HILL Akron University, B. S. , Chemistry W Physics ' Mathematics 1 Aeronautics MARY l. JOHNSON Muskingum, A. B. Latin American Literature DOUGLAS KERR Ohio University, M. A. Typing Business Arithmetic A tx Office Training A P Vx fd, Schi-Schon - 13 FRANK A. KNUTSEN College of Wooster, A. B English LOUISE G. MocINTlRE Park College, A. B. English A Home Economics WILMA MCDONALD Muskingum, A. B. . World History ' Physical Education 'li . M HMI t WILMONT G. MURPHY Muskingum, B. S. Sociology Civics Commercial Geography MARY NESBITT Columbia, M. A. Biology EVERETT RALSTON Columbia, M. A. Industrial Arts Earth Science ELEANOR M. SEITTER West Liberty, A. B. Art English French Public NEW MEMBERS OF Knot pictur NELL B. HUFF Ohio State, B. S. English Alge WILMA M. N Schi-Schan - 14 Muskingum, World History Physical Education MARIE STOWE Peabody College, M. A U. S. History VIRGINIA WILEY School Secretary NANCY E. WOOD Ohio University, B. S. American Literature Spec king THE FACULTY edt LENA L. LUDWIG Wooster, A. B. bra AILLER A. B. 1 FRHZIWLQXA 3 6101411 OFFICERS From left to right D. Soukup W. Ponzani C. Harris A. Daniels ' OFFICERS ' Don Soukup ..... ....,... P resident William Ponzani .,,. Vice-President Ann Daniels ..,., ........ S ecretary Colleen Harris .... Treasurer FACULTY ADVISORS Mrs. Maclntire Mr. Ralston Our infants, the Freshmen, are starting to walk on their own feet now, and we know that when their time comes, they will Ioegable to hold their own. The selection of their officers has confirmed this fact. TOP PICTURE First Row, left to right-Gomcik, Cey, Hrobak, Grimes, Gregg, Huntsman, Caldwell, Geffert, De Bertrand, Dudek, Burghy, Hynes, Christy. Second Row-Frakowski, Greenlee, Gotten, Clark, Chuckery, Hall, Damico, Griffiths, Dvoracek, Craig, Caster- Iine, Dyrdek, Horvath, Gerdts, Davis, Anderle, Henderson, Henry. Third Row-Hummel, Brandon, Dunn, Ambrose, Fort, Dominici, Hall, Harpley, Bruno, Host, Crum, Daniels, Fulton, Daugherty, Downing. Fourth Row-Down, Graham, Anthonl, Heskett, Fudale, Craig, Herzick, Henry, Graham, Dombroski, Houston, Caldwell, Hemsworth, Harris, Bledsoe, Frei erg. MIDDLE PICTURE K First Row-Mollica, Nicolozakes, Paglialungo, Josefczyk, Melet, Kanopsic, Petrokubi, Kowalewski, Polaski, acsmur. Second Row-Loy, Pech, Mekull, Krotky, Patterson, Josefczyk, Morel, Jones, Koval, Oboy, Lukich, Kinsey, Loy. Third Row-Pugh, Powell, Moore, Kettlewell, Paglialungo, Iles, Kolb, Mihaly, Martin, Kolb, Johnson, Love, Janoski. Fourth Row-Kurucz, McGlumphy, Ponzani, Mikosinovich, Kurucz, Kettlewell, Klikusovian, Lynn, Jeffries, Lee, McAdoo, Kovacevich, Pruneski. BOTTOM PICTURE W1 Firstkllom, left to right-Semoncik, Nicolozokes, Kokey, Rymer, Taylor, Swider, Riddell, Stephens, White, :son ue . S Sei:ond Row-Wrabec, Valentine, Wisniowski, Young, Shields, Tisko, Rogers, Zovacky, Yansen, Williams, pears. Third Row-Williams, Walters, Poglialungo, Wright, Zuzak, Wolfe, Sikora, Soffell, Zuzack, Solar, Yerchin. Fourth Row-Rice, Reline, Thomas, Vannest, Rinkes, Shrieve, Roque, Soukup, Van Echo, Ralston, Senakiewick, St. Clair, Wright, Rinkes. Schi-Schan - I6 SS XXX S, ip, X X X X X N-1 X X N X X X .QQ SX XXX9 XX WN X X- XX X wr+X XXX, fi' X X S ik I gk X afX ww. -4 XG X XX X s ggi' Q W? A XR. Ilf XE XXX Tin Q ff avg X gs LX KH' 99W , OA HSC Y fl 20 A J '-,Wgfp .Z'2w06.?' 0495 Svplw Klan, ' OFFICERS Left to right T. Ebbert H. Hanson F. Doplxiss G. Saksa OFFICERS Harold Hanson .......,......... ...,...... P resident Frank Dopkiss .... Vice President George Saksa .,..... Secretary Tom Ebbert ............,...,...........,........... ..... T reasurer FACULTY ADVISORS Mrs. McDonald Mr. Knutsen TOP PICTURE First row, left to right: William Bibbee, Samuel Christy, James Hanood, John Fudale, Harold Azallion, Thomas Greenlee, Robert Hrabak, John Boich, Everett Dailey, Nelson Bosley. Second row: Margaret Bethel, Mary Kocher, Priscilla Kasproski, Lorena Belle Davis, Mariorie Kloselc, Dorothy Korba, Eilleen Gary, Marilyn Baker, Rosetta Cimini, Jean Diab, Amy Heslcett, Hazel Gordon, Dorothy Denham. Third row: Barbara Gregg, Agnes Cowen, Betty Lee lddings, Nora Jorden, Faye King, Delores Kluslcey, Jean Harpley, Melba Blake, Ruth Harding, Vivian Higginbotham, Mildred Brown. - Fourth row: Wanda Dyrdek, Virginia Donley, Emma Dominici, Kathryn Elchuclc, Phyllis Clifford, Mary Chorovich, Dorothy Campbell, Pauline Dolak, Josephine Drydek, Gladys Huntsman, Lois Dorsey, Mary Brunkala, Bessie Donda. Fifth row: David Glover, Frank Dopkiss, Bliss Bumgarner, Clyde Hardesty, Harold Hanson, Edward Cochran, Thomas Ebbert, Melvin Heskett, David Kinney, Ollie Johnson, James Greig, Harold Careway. BOTTOM PICTURE First row, left to right: John Sikora, Mario Zaccagnini, Denver Pickenpaugh, Jerry Rymer, Jack Walker, George Saksa, Stanley Nicolozakes, Alex Mick. Second row: Margaret Valentine, Margaret Mriz, Irene Michniak, Emma Ramsey, Kathryn Torges, Carolyn McCort, Agnes Miller, Sophia Nicolozakes, Helen Pempek, Joan Latham, Dorothy Lamp. Third row: Edna Morgan, Virginia Ridgway, Helen Tomlinson, Kathleen Lang, Beverly Lodge, Jean Lewis, Sandra Sommer, Evelyn Scott, Nelda Tompkins, Leota Rinkes, Jean Melson. Fourth row: Peggy Shambough, Bessie Pappas, Madlyn Lucas, Joan Ney, Grace Simpson, Mary Pauchnik, Lois McFarland, Evelyn Patterson, Sophia Miller, Anna Wodarcyk, Rowena Pittard. Fifth row: Edward Vincek, Tom Mossbarger, Bill Rice, Phil Pittard, Edgar Tuttle, Robert Lawrence, Louis Vodila, Guy Yates, Pete Micovczak, Theodore Steffas, Frank Vigofti. Schi-Schan - 20 l f In our play, The History of the Class ot l946 , we have just completed the second act. During our first act we were very excited and giddy over having finally entered high school. Did we receive the full wrath of the Sophies!! After being ofticially installed we chose Bliss Bumgarner as our president. Now the second act of the play carries us through our Sophomore year. Here we achieved poise which made us capable of serving up initiations to the incoming Freshmen. For our president this year we chose Frank Dopkiss. Much to everyone's satisfaction we had a class party, at which time we Sophomores all turned out for a good time in the gym. We still have two acts to this play, and also two more years to complete them in. So keep us in mind, for we are looking forward to the time when we reach the climax of our careers at St. C. High. Schi-Schan - 21 A X. XM f 4 x K XX X X X - fi -X gi ,X 5 - K k A Xxx sxigximzwz .XX .Q X X SQ XXX Q X XXX? S X Y A x FX- x X XSS wiv-rf f- MX? -P:-Sw'-- X N ' X 1 N . Q XX X 5 XXA -F S 5 SX -K fsS:::X?zX SN ' N 'X S: VKX fix? - I --WFT ' KX X-X . -X X, - KN X X SRX - Q :X XX .XX X 1 ,f g XX 'Rf .X 5 X ff. V -. -XXX. N-. Z Q L X X sd' Xz- X X vs X QXXKXXXX- XXX X S K X x N Xxv XXX Xxx fi XXfMwwXX,X.X X 3155.5 5 is X XXX X :QW X xl X K X-A N? H wgifw 1 X S X X X X XX X XXNXXXX X X XXXX XX A -1 Xa XX QT QFQX XX! t X X Q :XX Rm X X X My K. Q N Nw X 1 X 4 3 2242 .4 Sh'Sh -23 eflau, OFFICERS From left to right D. Couch B. Reline I. Troyanovich R. Van Horn OFFICERS Don Couch ..... ............ P resident Ray VanHorn ....... .... V ice President Barbara Reline ......,.. ....... S ecretary Irene Troyanovich ,... .,... T reasurer FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Albanese Miss Seitter Mr. Flowers TOP PICTURE First row, left to right: John Hackett, William Gatti, Samuel Damico, Norman Greig, Robert Bar- ricklow, John Dickerson, Richard Kendall, Ermie Kolodziei, Richard Haught, Eugene Gillogly. Second row: Bobbie Bennette, Jean Bcgard, Betty Barnes, Leona Huntsman, Josephine Koval, Ida Mae Jones, Patricia Ferren, Jean Ballog, Phyllis Casterline, Helen Byers, Amelia Fillon, Ruby Clark, Irene Jabroski, Betty Canter. . Third row: Clara Balwanz, Ilene Burghy, Anne Dupczyk, Betty Grillith, Mable Alderman, Eloise Elliot, Doris Brague, Alma .lean Daniel, Una Gibson, Charlotte Caldwell, Carrie Coates. Fourth row: Rose Dolence, Mildred Doty, Elinore Christy, Marie Bruno, Geraldine Gabel, Gretchen Dunn, Rosemary Carroll, Marcia Blair, Anna Marie Banfield, Rosa Lee Elseser, Lois Jane Bradford, Mary Jane Jack. Fifth row: Paul Efaw, William Hrabak, Pete Gereg, William Henderson, James Keatley, Alan Elliot, Wendell Amos, Donald Couch, William Diab, John Katona, Carl Gonot, William Clark, Floyd Grimes. BOTTOM PICTURE First row, left to right: Thomas Reese, Edward Rinkes, George Mowery, John Studnicka, Eddie Ponzani, George Visnic, Joseph Melet, Jack Lee. L Second row: Sara Williams, Helen Legech, Audrey Steffas, Betty Polasky, Barbara Reline, Eva Ponzani, Ann Vascura, Nellie Wisniowski, Ann Sabolchak, Teresa Mollica, Betty Lee Prohaska, Agnes Saksa. Third row: Marie Stephens, Dorothy Morgan, Wilda Major, Irene Troyanovich, Ann Mudrak, Lillian Simpson, Winifred McLaughlin, Irene Mobley, Jacqueline Sutton, Betty Lloyd, Emma McFarland, Ellen Mitchell. Fourth row: Carol Love, Violet Yoker, Laura Pollock, Margaret Sickimich, Evelyn Mamie, Irene Petrokubi, Mariorie Richards, Charlene McKelvey, Jean Pierson, Emma Lou McGraw, Wilma Wright, Alice Wallace. Fifth row: Guy Underdown, Calvin Marshall, Ralph Rogers, De Witte Penrose, Ray Van Horn, Manuel Mehallis, Keith Lodge, Steve Nagy, Bernard Tylka, Donald Spears, Paul Wilkinson, Chester Lagod. Schi-Schan - 24 '11 Klan The curtain is iust going down on the third act of our play, The History of the Class of 1945. Our first act was very childish and flighty, having made our first appearance in styles copied from the Sophomores. Norman Greig was our leader then. Act two showed us planning our artistic touches on the new and timid Freshies. During this act we blossomed out and started on our own. We elected Harold Dailey as our President. Now finishing the third act, we feel more at home and more dignified. In this act we gave our annual prom, the event we really looked forward to. Did we have a good time!! This year we elected Don Couch as our President. We are looking forward to the fourth and last act of our History in which our most outstanding accomplishments will be remembered. Schi-Schan -- 25 M XY ... s , Q S fi? 1- ' . ' f m Q ' + ww.- : fr,-I nf K . .. Q- Y 3 QQ S SX- N X :Q , 5 A-if 5 KWSN X X . is . iv? S .E Q f - A xx 'exi Qi X .gi 5129 fx, . S p , Q, 535. X X X Q 4 xx Q S x S S XS? WXVXM f Wy! -X N .kk mx xg in K f? tw qm A, J! LN Ayr ,E x,f'sV rfvlg N Q 2' X , Lvl 4 Q55 Senilll' -7 shsh 2 GEORGE STEFFAS-President Class Vice President 3 Football Student Council 3, 4 Track l, 2 JOSEPH MICK-Vice President Student Council 4 Clam Ullimm ANNE KENNARD--Secretary Girls Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Girls Ensemble 4 Girl Reserves 'l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserve Cabinet 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Latin Club 2 Librarian 3, 4 Office 4 Schi Schan 4 Student Council 2 I ' A Bandl Football 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Office 4 When we were freshmen we didn't even know what assembly was. Little did we know! ! We stood on the threshold of High School only to be pushed back out, we girls with lipstick smeared on our faces and we boys with our heads ducked under the pump. We chose green and white as our colors-very appro- priate, don't you think? And when we were Sophomores-Oh Joy! We returned the lipstick and water to the incoming incorrigibles. Then, our Sophomore party. We enioyed dancing to a luke box, playing Slapiack , and sipping cider through a straw. ' Then came the long awaited year of the Junior-Senior Prom. How pretty the girls were in their tormals, and the boys were really handsome. This also was the year we were proved actors and actresses-the Junior play Ghost Wanted. At last we are stately Seniors and have heard all the Moron jokes. Our play, One Mad Night , has given us many thrilling moments. This year we had a glorious time as guests of the Juniors-much obliged. We have come a long way from uncertainty to self-confidence, but the day has come when we go 'forth to seek our fortunes in the world. CLASS ADVISORS Miss srowe, Miss Nssslrr, MR. MURPHY Schi-Schan - 28 JAMES NEWLIN-Treasurer MARY BALWANZ Interclass Basketball 4-H Club Work MARY BARKER Hobbies: Skating Bicycling NANCY BEAM Junior Play 3 RUTH BERRY Girls' Glee Club 2 Q Latin Club 2 ROBERT BETHEL Band 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 English Club 2 Track 2 .gan . Schi-Schan - 29 .Sunbu- CHRISTINE BIERNOT Hobbies: Hiking Basketball VEDA BOICH Cheerleader 3, 4 Girl Reserves lnterclass Basketball ELAINE BROWN English Club 2 lnterclass Basketball 2 AUDREY CHRlSTY Band 2, 3, 4 English Club 2 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 'I, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Schi Schan 4 I Symphony Club 4 HELEN COLEMAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Schi Schan Staff 4 Symphony Club 4 Z4 GERALDINE CRAIG Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Girls Ensemble 4 Girl Reserves 'l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserve Cabinet 4 Schi Schan 4 PAUL CRAMER Band l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2 Junior Play 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Symphony Club 4 Cross Country l, 2, 3 MARGERY CUNNINGHAM English Club 2 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserve Cabinet 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Oliice 4 Schi Schan 4 Student Council 4 JOSEPHINE DAMICO Hobbies: Stamp and song book collecting BETTY DEBOLA Hobby: Collecting Stamps 51.523 . Schi-Schan - 30 Suubfm-Z1 INABELLE DOWNING Band 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserve Cabinet 2, 4 Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 2 Orchestra 2 Schi Schan 4 Student Council 4 HELEN DRAGOVICH Girls' Glee Club 4 Girl Reserves 2 Interclass Basketball 2, 3 OPAL DUNN Band 4 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Interclass Basketball 'l, 2, 3 Latin Club 2 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Symphony Club 4 JEROME EBBERT Football 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Cross Country l, 2 EMMA ENDRIZZI Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 ' Interclass Basketball l A if X .L ROBERT FODOR Now serving his couniry wiih ihe U. S. Navy RICHARD FORT Schi Schan 4 THELMA GAMBLE Hobby: 4-H work VERNON GARDNER lnierclcss Boskeibull 3 HELEN GATTEN Girls Glee Club 4 .gear . Schi-Sc ,Sunbu- JOE GEFFERT Truck 1, 2 DAVID GIFFEN Band 'I Class President 'l English Club 2 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Schi Schan 4 Track 1 MARTHA GRAHAM Schi Schun 4 DOROTHY GREENLEE Bond 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 3 Girls' Glee Club 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 4 Junior Play Latin Club 1, 2 Orcheslra 2, 3, 4 Schi Schun 4 Symphony Club 4 MAURICE GRIFFITHS English Club 2 han -31 W Girl Reserve Cabinet 3, 4 LILLIAN GRlME5 Hobbies: Photography and Autographs Skating and Hiking ETHEL HARRIS Girls' Glee Club 2, 4 Intercla ss Basketball 2 NANCY HAYS Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble 4 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 u'QQ1-iff 4 Girl Reserve Cabinet 3, 4 Schi Schan 4 JULIA HEGEDUS Girl Reserves 'I, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Schi Schan 4 WILMA HIGGINBOTHAM Band 1 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 3, 4 Girls Reserves 2, 3, 4 Office 3 Schi Schan Staff 4 .gan Schi-Schan -A 32 .jmublm-W l HOBART Hobbies: Collecting Snapshots Hiking and Skating NANCY HOGLE New Athens and St. C Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Junior Play School Paper Stuff at New Athens WILLIAM HOST Hobbies: Basketball and Golf JULIA HUDY Hobbies: Basketball, Hiking and Riding SARA IRWIN English Club 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3, 4 Schi Schan 4 Student Council 4 JOE JINGLE Hobbies: Building Airplane and Ship Models, Reading and Hunling ILENE JOHNSON Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3 Schi Schan 4 Siudent Council 3 ' IRENE JOHNSON Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 English Club 2 Librarian 3 Schi Schein 4 GEORGE KANOPSIC Football 3, 4 KATHRYN KASIK English Club 2 Interclass Basketball 2 Schi Schan 4 .gan . Schi-Schan - 33 ,Sfuubfm-Z4 JANE KING Girl Reserves 3 MARY KINZY Girl Reserves 2, Librarian 3 FRANK KOCSIS English Club 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Schi Schan 4 ELIZABETH KOLB Schi Schcn 4 PEGGY KOZSUCH English Club 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2 3 4 Librarian A Schi Schan 4 34 ALICE KRESACH Girls' Glee Club I, 2 Girl Reserves 'I, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 , latin Club 2 Librarian 3 ARLENE LOVE English Club 2 ETHEI. l.UKASKO Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Intercluss Basketball 'I, Schi Schan Staff 4 JEAN McDOUGAL Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 3 4 Girl Reserves I, 2, , Girl Reserve Cabinet 3, 2, 3,4 4 4 . lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 2 Oltice 4 Schi Schan 4 CHARLES MCNELL Basketball I English Club 2 Hi-Y 4 Schi Schan 4 Track I, 2 Cross Country I, 2, 3 .gan . ' I SQIZIDJZA- -if JAMES MATSON Band I, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Schi Schan 4 Symphony Club 4 FANNY MEHALLIS lnterclass Basketball Schi Schan 4 BETTY MICK 'Class Secretary 3 ' librarian 3 Schi Schan 4 CHESTER MICK Hobbies: Hunting, Baseball MISTOVICH Basketball I, 2, 3 Librarian 4 Schi-Schan - 34 GUY MITCHELL Football 2 lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 HELEN MRIZ English Club 2 lnterclass Basketball I DAVID NICHOI. English Club 2 GOLDIE NICOLOZAKESJ Girl Reserves 2 lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3, 4 U ALICE ORKIS Girls' Glee Club 4 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3, 4 .gap Schi-Schan - 35 Sembfm- 4 JOHNNY PAGLIALUNGA Hobbies: Hunting and Skating IRENE PAPPAS English Club 2 Office 4 Schi Schan 4 CARMELLA PESTELLA Basketball I, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club I, 2 Girl Reserves 'l, 4 Schi Schan 4 CAROL PIPER X,Band 1, 2, 3 Girls Glee Club I, 2, 3 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3 Latin Club 2 ROBERT PORTERFIELD Band 'l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3. 4 Symphony Club 4 I 4 MARTHA RELINE Band 1, 2, 3 Girl Reserves 'l, 2, 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Oflice 4 Schi Schan 4 GEORGE REPCHAK Hobbies: Hunting a proiector BILL RUEI-ll. Football 2 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Schi Schan 4 Track 'l BETTY SCHLANZ and operating X Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserve Cabinet 3 lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 latin Club 2 Omce 3, 4 Schi Schan 4 JOHN SCHLATT Football 1 .gm . Schi-Schan .Snmbfm-W EMMA SHIELDS English Club 2 Girl Reserves 4 .1 JOHN SKOBERNE Schi Schan 4 GEORGE SKURTICH Band l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Latin Club 2 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Schi Schan 4 Symphony Club 4 WALTER SMOKOVICH Football 2 RUTH SOUKUP Basketball 3 DALE SOUTH Dillonvale and St. Junior Play JACK STAUF Band 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Schi Schan 4 Symphony Club 4 Track 2 TONY STRANGES C. Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2 MILDRED SUSAC Class Treasurer I Girls' Glee Club 'I ,2 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play latin Club 2 Librarian 4 Office 4 Schi Schan 4 Student Council 'I WALTER SUTTON English Club 2 Hi-Y 3, 4 Junior Play Schi Schan 4 Track 'I 5155 an . Schi-Schan - 37 Smubfm- Z' DAVID THOMAS Basketball l Class President 2 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2 Schi Schan 4 Track I, 2 MILDRED TOMLINSON Librarian 4 DWIGHT TOMPKINS Hi-Y 4 Track 2 CALVIN TURNER Basketball 'l, 2 Class Vice President 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Student Council 4 JAMES VANNEST Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting BETTY JO VINCENT Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Schi Schan Staff 4 GEORGE WADDELL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football I, 2 Schi Schan 4 Student Council 4 FRANCES WISNOM Band 1, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 'l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra I ELIZABETH WRIGHT Girl Reserves 2, 4 MARJORIE YABLONSKI Hobbies: Skating and Bicycling , HELEN YANIK Schi Schan 4 lnterclass Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4 English Club 2 Schi-Schan - 38 Suublm- 4 ELIZABETH YEMICH Band 2, 3 Class Secretary 1, 2 Girls' Glee Club 1 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Librarian 2, 3 Schi Schan 4 Student Council 'l, 2 SYLVIA YOUNGER Hobbies: Basketball, Skating BETTY YUDASZ English Club 2 Girl Reserves 4 GRACE ZACCAGNINI Schi Schan 4 HILDA ZDOLSHEK lnterclass Basketball l 2 . 5 an . U Qi J F E Cf gig, is P mf- Jnnfbal First Row, left to right-Jerome Ebbert, Chester Lagod, Colvin Marshall, William Diab, Pete Gereg, Dave Thon1aS,TDpkn Spears, Frank Kocsis, Calvin Turner, Don Couch, Tony Stranges, George Kanopsic, George Steffas, Bernar y a. Second Row-Bill Hrabak, Dick Rinkes, Steve Kurucz, Guy Underclown, Eddie Ponzani, Carl Gonot, Jack Schlatt, Bliss Bumgarner, Harold Coreway, Bill McNelI, Don Saukup, Paul Wilkinson, Jack Hacket lManagerJ, Coach Garda and Denny. Third Row-Nelson Bosley lManageri, Charles Rymer, Mike Mikasinovich, George Visnic, Keith Lodge, Bill Reline, Harry Shrieve, George Klikusovian, Edgar Tuttle, Tom Ebbert, Bill Rice, Dick Kovacevich, Clyde Hardesty, John Dickerson, Sam Christy. THE FIRST TEAM The First Team may be noted in the front row beginning with 32, left to right-Marshall, Diab, Gereg, Thomas, Spears, Kocsis, Turner, Couch, Stranges, Kanopsic, and Stettas. This was the most successful season that St. Clairsville has had since Foot- ball was revived several years ago. This yeor's team won all the nine games played. It was the first undefeated and untied team in the history of the school. Under the inspiring and capable direction of Coach Garda and Coach, Flowers the boys worked harder and harder as the season advanced. Enthusiasm and attendance of both students and adults mounted as the leather pigskins smashed against opposing teams. As a reward for their well earned distinction, the first team ancl two out- standing substitutes were presented with the cherished gold footballs. We know these will be a goal for future teams. Q Though a large percentage of this group will not be back next year, there will be enough to assure a good team who will be doing its best to extend the winnings further. Schi-Schan -- 40 l l Um foach.aA, TIGER FLOWERS and ED. GARDA Assistant Coach Coach With St. Clairsville going through the first undefeated and untied football season, a lot of credit must go to Ed. Garda and Tiger Flowers. These two iovial fellows seem to possess a magic touch with the boys. It takes two fellows ' with their caliber to mold real champions of the gridiron. The students will never forget the untiring efforts of these two, and will always give them their whole-hearted support. We trust that they will stay with St. Clairsville for many more successful football seasons. Sept. 17 ....,., b Sept. 24. Oct. 'I ....,.. Oct. 8 Oct. I 5 ....... Oct. 22 Oct. 30 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 .....,, Jnnfbal SCOJLQA., .......Cadiz ......Yorkville Dennison ......Adena .......BarnesvilIe ....,..ShadysiIde ...,...TiltonsVille .......Powhatan ,......Dillonville Schi-Schan - 41 St. Clairsville Opponent GED. STEFFH5 fHHNK KU JOHN SIHLBTT X . if 'EX P X-wx., F -5 S 52 .X if Q .. L' - A Y X S- X.. L- My Q - . 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N m i h ' 1 ' Qgw' SH X --. ii , -Q f First Row, left to right: Charles Rymer, .lack Stauf, Bliss Bumgarner, James Keatley, Richard Rinkes, Edward Cochran. Second Row: Don Couch, Tony Stranges, Manuel Mehallis, Calvin Marshall, Roy Van Horn, George Waddell, De Witte Penrose. Third Row: Coach Garda, George Mowery, Wendell Amos, Bernard Tylka, Ralph Rogers, Guy a6'aaA1zt6alL Our basketball team has done a fine job this year. They have won a good percentage ofthe games in spite of their being handicapped by the smallness of some of the boys. But what they lacked in stature they made up in spirit and speed. Under the capable guiding hand of Coach Garda, these boys have been inspired to do their best and be true sportsmen. This they have proved in every gameq Underdown, Bill Reline, Robert Bethel. BASKETBALL SCORES St. Cluirsville Opponents Cadiz ........ ..........,........,......... 2 9 ...,........ ......., 3 6 Bethesda ...., ........ 5 7 ...... ........ 3 6 Dillonvale ..,........... ........ 4 3 ...... ........ 3 0 Adena ...........,........,.., ........ 6 5 ..,... ,.....,. 2 9 Steubenville Central ..... ........ 3 5 ...... ..,..... 4 3 Tiltonville ...,...........,, ...,... 3 0 ...... ....,,.. 9 0 Barnesville ..,. ....,.. 4 0 ....,. ........ 4 l Yorkville ..,... .....,.. 4 7 .,.... ...,..., 4 0 Shadyside ........ 65 ...... ,..... . .45 Adena .,....... ........ 4 2 ...... .,...... 2 5 Bethesda ..... ........ 6 6 ....,. ........ 2 6 Tridelphia ....... 29 ...... ....., . .46 Barnesville .... .,...... 3 'I .,.... ..,...,. 4 4 Shadyside ,... ,..45 ...... .....,..36 Powhatan .... ........ 3 3 ..,... ....,... 4 3 Tiltonsville ...... ......,. 4 5 ...... ........ 5 7 Yorkville ...... ........ 3 'l ....., ..,..... 6 0 Bellaire ,....,......,...... . ...... 29 ...... ....,... 3 6 Cadiz .......,..............,...... ........ 3 0 ...... ........ 4 2 Steubenville Central ..... ........ 3 7 .,.... ......,. 5 2 Schi-Schan - 44 GC 7vCf 177 65 ,441 Jho, ANNE KENNARD Editor The Schi Schan Staff of 1944 has endeavored to make this the best yearbook of St. Clairsville School. The,members, with Mr. Kerr, their advisor, have worked diligently to portray a vivid picture of our school life and convey the spirit of St. Clairsville High School in all its activities. Commercial Photography for this book done by Photocrafters, of Wheeling, W. Va. Engravings were made by The Robert Rawthorn Co., of Pittsburgh, Pa. Printing and Binding by Kurtz Bros., of Clearfield, Pa. Cover by Kover Kraft of Chicago QXUM' Sam-lpfh m m Schi-Schan -- 46 LITERARY STAFF-Top Left: left to right-Ilene Johnson, Irene Johnson, Margery Cunningham, Jean McDougal, Wilma Higginbotham, George Skurtich. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF--Top Right: Left to right-Irene Pappas, Ethel Lukaslco, Geraldine Craig, David Giffen, Richard Fort, Goldie Nicola- zakes, lnabelle Downing, Audrey Christy, John Skoberne, Dwight Tompkins. SALES STAFF-Center Left: Seated, left to right-Kathryn Kasilt, Carmella Pastella, Mildred Susac, Betty Mick, Helen Coleman, Julia Hegedus. Standing-Nancy Hays, Frank Kocsis, David Thomas, James Matson, Bill Ruehl Knot picturedl. ADVERTISING STAFF-Center Right: Left to right-Walter Sutton, Peggy Kozsuch, Sara Irwin, Dorothy Greenlee, Martha Reline, Betty Schlanz, Jack Stauf. ART STAFF--Bottom Left: Left to right-Betty Jo Vincent, Fanny Mehallis. TYPING STAFF-Bottom Right: Left to right-Elizabeth Yemich, Martha Graham, Helen Yanik, Grace Zaccagnini, Elizabeth Kolb. Schi-Schun - 47 DLL dinmzfwn, Seated, left to right: Kathryn Torges, Alice Wallace, lnabelle Downing, Anne Kennard, Margery Cunningham, Jean McDougal, Doris Brague, Dorothy Greenlee. Standing: Jean Lewis, Emma Lou McGraw, Eloise Elliott, Miss Lentz, Mrs. Gabel, Miss Wood iadvisorsl, Nancy Hays, Geraldine Craig, Lillian Simpson, Barbara Reline. These girls are the guiding unit of our organization. lt is their duty to make decisions and plan the meetings of the club. President ..,............................,.. Margery Cunningham Vice-President .... .,.......... A nne Kennard Secretary ...... .... I nabelle Downing Treasurer ................... ..,.., J ean McDougal Program Chairman ..,.. .... D orothy Greenlee Social Chairman ....,.... ,..... L illian Simpson Devotional Chairman ..... ...,. D oris Brague Foods Chairman ......., .... A lice Wallace Financial Chairman ,.., ,... B arbara Reline Code Chairman ....,.., .,.,......,. J ean Lewis Service Chairman ...., .... ......... E I oise Elliott Stewardess ........... Emma Lou McGraw Pianist ....,,.... .... G eraldine Craig Song Leader .... ........ N ancy Hays Publicity ,...... ..... ...,. ............ K a t hryn Torges This outstanding organization, a branch of the Y. W. C. A. has as its purpose To find and give the best. These girls have endeavored to carry this out under the guidance of the faculty advisors: Miss Lentz, Mrs. Gabel, and Miss Wood. A Schi-Schan - 48 DLI Q4 50,Qh0Il'l0!LQ.d J First Row, left to rights-Rinkes, M. Valentine, C. Valentine, lddings, K. Griffiths, Spears, Daugherty M. Greenlee, Ramsay, T. Davis, Ruehl. Second Row--J. Harpley. Torges, G. Simpson, Cowen, C. Harris, J. Wright, T. Shields, Lodge, Fort, Hummell, L. Davis. Third Row-Tompkins, M. Moore, Gregg, Lewis, Pittard, Lang, Ney, Sommer, Campbell, N. Downing Martin, R. Carroll. Fourth Row-Dorsey, Shambaugh, V. Higginbotham, McCort, lles, Clifford, Gary, Ambrose, Young Gerclts, Freiberg, Jane Harpley. QLLILLDJIA Smubfm First Row, left to right-Lloyd, Vincent, Hogle, Pierson, Prohaska, Brague, Mitchell, Kinzy, Hays, -l. Christy, D. Greenlee, Kresach. Second Row-Williams, Ida M. Jones, Craig, Cunningham, M. Reline, L. Simpson, Ferren, Elliott, legedus, Ilene Johnson, lrene'Johnson, Bogard, Ballog, Salcsa. Third Row-B. Reline, Richards, Griffith, Endrizzi, E. Wright, Banfielcl, Gibson, McGraw, Boich, Vallace, D. Morgan, Caldwell, Bradford, Sutton. Fourth Row-Alma J. Daniel, E. Harris, Wisnon, McKeIvy, Alderman, Mudrnk, Mamie, Kennard, . McFarland, l. Downing, Irwin, W. Higginbotham. Fifth Row--Petrokubic, Lukasko, McLaughlin, Rosemary Carroll, Pollock, Gabel, E. Christy, Piper, 'emich, McDougal, Schlanz, Susac, Kozuch, Orkis. Schi-Schan - 49 may First Row, left to right--Norman Greig, John Fudale, George Saksa, Walter Sutton, Jack Lee, Jack Walker, Harold Azallion, James Hanood, Sam Christy. Second Rdw-Dwight Tompkins, Har- old Careway, Calvin Turner, David Giflien, Jack Stauf, Tony Stranges, Jimmy Newlin, Richard Kendall, Bill Rice. Third Row-Wendell Amos, Jimmy Keatley, De Witt Penrose, Carl Gonot, Bliss Bumgarner, Manuel Mehallis, Keith Lodge, Bill Henderson. Fourth Row-Mr. Hill Cadvisorj, Paul Efaw, Harold Hanson, Allan Elliott, Donald Spears, Bernard Tylka, Don Couch, Bill McNell, Ralph Rogers, Bill Ruehl Knot picturedl. Mr. Clarence Hill is the advisor of the St. C. Hi-Y. These boys have done much to further their purpose of creating, maintaining, and extending throughout the school and community, high standards of character. Their platform is clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, ancl clean living. OFFICERS President .,.............,......... ......,......,,.. ....,... J a ck Staufl' Vice-president ....,.....,........ ..,.. D avid Giffen Secretary and Treasurer ...... ,.... T ony Stranges Chaplain ...,,............,.......... .... C alvin Turner Sergeant-at-arms ...............,....,...,.......,............... Jimmy Newlin . Left to right-Jimmy Newlin, Mr. Hill fadvisorj, Jock Stauf, David Giffen, Calvin Turner, Tony Stranges. ,- The officers and their advisor compose the cabinet of this club. With confi- dence and ability they carry out their duties and plan the activities of the club. Schi-Schan - 50 First Row, left to right-Mildred Tom- linson, Betty Griffiths, Carol Platt, Miss Harrop, Mildred Susac, Peggy Kozsuch. Second Row--Mildred Mistovich, Anna Marie Banfield, Irene Troyan- ovich, De Witt Penrose, Emma Lou Mc- Graw, Laura Pollock, Doris Brague. Third Row--Eva Ponzani, Wilda Ma- ior, Emma McFarland, Patsy Ferren, Alice Orkis, Joan Ney, Anne Kennard, Sara Irwin. crib . . Fl' Under Miss Harrop's capable supervision, these students have unselfishly given their time to assist in the library, thus making it possible for both the Reference and Circulating libraries to be available for use every period. Pfwjadwz d9nyA These boys make possible our movies during the year. They are skilled with the mechanism of the projector and show us very interesting and educational pictures. Schi-Schan - 5'l Y l 1 Bill Henderson, .lack Stauf, Floyd Grimes, Hurold Azallion, De Witte Pen- rose, Bill Rice, Ralph Rogers. l 4 - ki-.re l l 1 This year the seniors presented a most humorous mystery comedy. From beginning to end it proved to be a series of thrills surprises, exciting moments, unexpected developments and escapades and periods of suspense followed by rapid fire hnlarity that kept the audience well entertained. We can truly say, Bill McNell Walter Sutton Anne Kennard Wilma Higgenbotham Bob Porterfield George Skurtich Bob Bethel Betty Schlanz Elaine Brown Carol Piper Margery Cunningham Alice Kresach Jim Newlin Jack Stauf Mrs Mclnhre s Cooking Class Mr. Eagler's String Ensemble Mr Hill s Chemistry Class Ida Mae Jones Mr. Ralston's Industrial Arts Class .A may TOP PICTURE, Left-Emma Lou McGraw QHelgal, Alice Bottom Row-Rosa Lee Elseser, Geraldine Gobel, Anna Wallace lCoraJ. Marie Banfield, Lois Jane Bradford. roP PICTURE, Right-Lillian Simpson qsqndm sioney, James Boifpm Rishi. First Rowj-Eloise Elliott. Lillian Simpson, Kemly Uumes Mmsony Betty Griffith, Patsy Ferren, Alice Wallace, Emma Lou McGraw. COMMITTEE HEADS, Bottom Left, 1-op Row, leg, fo right' Second. RpwTBiIl Henderson, Doris Brague lStudent Di- back-Audrey StelTas, Winifred McLaughlin,, Ellen Miqcheul rectorb, Marlorie Richards, James Kently, De Witte Penrose. - Betty Barnes. The Junior Play, Act Your Age was presented on December third. The I sailors, Little Elsie , the teen-age girls-acting quite naturally-and the lady wrestler with her sparring partner were portrayed by this excellent cast: ' Angelica lAngyl Lane ..............,...........,................. Betty Griffith Geraldine Uerryj Joyce .,.,......... ....... P atsy Gerren Cora ......,..,...............,,.....,...,........ ..,., A lice Wallace Archibald Hoffenfiugel M. M. 2: .... ......,.. B ill Henderson James Matson M. M. 'IC ............... ........,,...... J im Keatley Helga .........................,..... Emma Lou McGraw Sandra Stone .....,,............... .......... L illian Simpson Western Union Messenger .... ........,... E loise Elliot Commander Stone' ............. .,,. D e Witt Penrose Doris Brague ....... ..........,....... .... ............. S t u dent Director Miss Wood ,.....................................................,. Dramatic Coach Congratulations to all. You have made Act Your Age a ploy that won't be soon forgotten. Schi-Schan - 53 Q is Uwz, Band - also Kneeling, left to right--Lillian Simpson, George Skurtich, Ida Mae Jones. First Row-Eloise Elliott, Richard Kendall, Agnes Saksa, Nancy Ruehl, Helen Coleman, Margaret Greenlee, Patrick Melet, Bill Bibbee, George Saksa, Agnes Cowen, Barbara Reline, Ed. Vincek, Mario Zaccagnini, Harold Azallion, Bob Hrabak, Jerry Rymer, Donald Taylor, Robert Bethel, Dorothy Morgan. Second Row-Colleen Harris, Opal Dunn, Nancy Downing, Emma Ramsay, Lorena Belle Davis, Dorothy Greenlee, lnabelle Downing, Dorothy Campbell, Charlotte Caldwell, Laura Pollock, Lois Jane Bradford, John Graham, Beverly Lodge, Nelda Tompkins, Joe Polaski, Dorothy Lukich, Mr. Eagler. Third Row--Phyllis Casterline, Anne Mudrak, Frank Dopkiss, Frank Vigofii, Jean Lewis, De Witte Penrose, Eva Ponzani, lrene Mobley, Robert Porterfield, James Matson, Lois Dorsey, Peggy Shambaugh, Donald Hynes, Richard Josefczyk, Christine Casterline, Norma Pech. Fourth Row--Marie Bruno, Madelyn Lucas, Elinore Christy, James Jeffries, Paul Cramer, Bill Henderson, Audrey, Christy, Bruce Ralston, Tom Greenlee, Kenneth Graham, Edward Cochran, John Fudale, Jack Walker, Donald Hrabak, David Kinney, John Caldwell. Mr. Eagler's first year in St. Clairsville has shown us his ability as a leader. He not only has been a great asset to the present band, but also is helping to train future members of it. A football game would not be complete without the seventy band members, including drum majors, drum maiorettes, and flag bearers. They work to make their performance as successful as the football team. PWM Schi-Schan - 54 Jim 0 First Row, left to right-Helen Coleman, Opal Dunn, Ernest De Bertrand, Audrey Christy, Jean Lewis, Harold Azallion, Elinore Christy, Ida Mae Jones, George Skurtich, Laura Pollock, Lois Jane Bradford, Robert Porterfield, James Matson. Second Row-George Saksa, Alma Jean Daniels, Lor- ena Belle Davis, Emma Ramsey, Anne Mudrak, Nelda Tompkins, Peggy Shambaugh, Beverley Lodge, Dorothy Greenlee, Margaret Greenlee, Edward Cochran, Phyllis Casterline, Joe Polaski, Christine Casterline, William Henderson, Jack Stauf, Colleen Harris, Paul Cramer. Standing-De Witte Penrose, Bruce Ralston, Richard Lee, Mr. Eagler. There are thirty members in the orchestra this year. Under Mr. Eagler's supervision they play only the better type of music. Emphasis is being placed on stringed instruments. More violins, the cello, and a bass violin have been added. An example of the orchestra's splendid work was shown at a meeting of the Child Welfare League. J Jw 'Hviw ' Left to right-Bill Henderson, Jack Stauf, Harold Azal- lion, Thomas Greenlee, De Witte Penrose, George Skurtich, Bob Porterlield, James Matson, Paul Efaw. This little musical group was 'formed to represent the Band at the Dennison football game. lt continued as such after that, and had many opportunities to play at pep meeting and assemblies. Schi-Schan -- 55 5.9.1.4 aww Row 1, left to right--Elliott, Ballog, McKelvey, Dragovich, Craig, Troyonovich, Beam, Diab, M. Valentine, W. Higginbotham, l. Downing, Schlanz Lukasko, Cunningham, G. Dunn, Sommer, Caldwell. Row 2-Kennard, H. Gotten, Denham, Wrabec, J. Stephens, Irene Johnson, Ilene Johnson, Za- vacky, V. Gotten, Prohaska, Betty Johnson, J. King, Moore, Hall, Barnes, Bo ard, ldding, T. Davis, Ruehl, D. Morgan. Row 3-Mitchell, Ferren, Coates, O. Damico, Lang, Piper, Ida M. Jones, Hegedus, E. Morgan, P. Casterllline, Rogers, Lewis, Brandon, Gregg, Coleman, D. Greenlee, D. Campbell, Row 4-Morel, Gary, McCort, Hays, E. Patterson, Elsie Patterson, A. Love, F. Bruno, Griftith, Wallace, Orkis, Daniel, Fulton, Anderle, Cowen, Wolfe, Lucas, O. Dunn, Cliftord. Row 5-Gerdts, N. Downing, Young, E. Harris,M. Alderman, Pauchnik, M. Bruno, Mamie, V. Higginbotham, Wisnom Miss Craft, McDougal, Richards, Ney, Gabel, Jane Harpley, Carroll, A. Christy, Pierson. 1 1 Any one interested in vocal music may enroll in a chorus class. These classes meet three times a week and entitles the student to one half credit for the year's work. The boys chorus is conducted on the same basis. Under the excellent supervision of Miss Elizabeth Craft, these groups have given several distinctive performances. H v B044 Khozum First Row, left to right-Miss Craft, Lewis Burghy, Walter Sutton, Harold Azallion, Charlene McKelvey laccom- panistl. Second Row - Jay- Craig, Tony Stranges, Richard Kendall, Richard Rinkes. Third Row-Wendell Amos, Jim Keatley, Bliss Bumgarner, Alan Elliott, Harold Hanson, Bill Ruehl Knot pic- turedl. , Schi-Schan - 56 19114 ,fm.am,6le First Row, left to right-Dorothy Greenlee, Patricia Ferren, Carol Piper, Anne Kennard, Geraldine Craig, Helen Coleman. Second Row-Agnes T. Cowen, Ellen Mitchell, Nancy Hays, Joan Ney, Mariorie Richards, lnabelle Fowning, Betty Griffith, Alice Wal- ace. M Hina gm Because of the quality of the music they produce, the Girls Glee Club and the Girls Ensemble had the privilege and honor of appearing before many civic groups. We are indeed proud of these groups. First Row, left to right-V. Gatten, Prohaska, Cowen, Ilene Johnson, lddings, Coleman, T. Davis, Miss Craft, Elliott, Cunningham, Bogorcl Barnes, Irene Johnson, M. Valentine, Ruehl. Second Row-Gerdts, Lang,Ferren, Mitchel, P. Casterline, Stephens, Orkis, Gregg, Jane Harpley, H Gotten, Fulton, D. Greenlee, Kennard, Troyanovich, Dragovich, Caldwell. Third Row-Young, Coates, N. Downing, Piper, Harris, B. Johnson, Ney Lucas, O. Dunn, Lewis, Wolfe, Wallace, Campbell, Crai , Schlantz, Mamie, Hays, McCort. Fourth Row--Banfield, Jones, Alderman, Lukasko, Pier son, W. Higginbotham, M. Bruno, Wisnom, McDougal, Riciards, Gabel, A. Christy, Clifford, McKelvey, G. Dunn, l. Downing, Griffith. Schi-Schan -- 57 k-as .xxQ'H Q - x YF? x . X N 1 X X x x xxx X xx xx X Nr xxx SS X X x X eww 35? fwyfx xxxxxxxx x x xx -S X ,yxxxxx .... xxx, xx: -x SQS X x.... x x ,x 1 ixxxxxxs K K XG xxx xxx VX X' X53 x AM x ,Qi -x ix- . X .L Vai xxx x ,x x. x X ix x xx x .x 3 x 5,5 2 xx xx x?Nxx xx x xex N S' xxx wx Q x x P .,x x x . xx xx X.i. x N Xxx Qx gp- -X X xx, .Q '199YxS k x Yibxxx N N 'xx -S xx x -x x t Q x s 3b - xxx ' xxx: if Lx Q Q-+2 x li 0'1 x, x We x wx x - -,iifxxx ' 1 xf fx X 9' x xx.. ..... x xx ...X ' xxx: xx x U N ,K , .5-xx, - W 1' x x x im -x x-rf xsxx x 3. XS, xx 'T' 1 'xxx Q xg- ix s X x X N X x RN 3 4 Ng X N 155 mx N Q X x x xx- xx? YU , - x ' ...Q 5 xx x X 5 ---, - S x . xx x 5: S K3 x x 1- x - fr- xx ,Q-K ig fx Ex S? . WN xx fa'-'51 x 'f xxx, - , X x xx. x x xx,x x x xx , f Q Q x' x V S S x x i 5 x x- iw x QQ f S yes x Y . xx xzzir- xi-x Q. 'f K V M - x K . ... L kk N X x A 1 -x ' xxxeil' -- as - QW!! ,gm EN e ,,,, ,-,kv my gg Jaw country. ENSIGN Joseru monte, JR. delivered. This section of our Schi Schan is in honor ofthe men and women who have attended this school and are now in the service of our The campaign for pictures for this section lasted several weeks and consisted of a number of appeals to the student body to bring in photographs of any former student now in the service. The campaign closed in December and we regret that we were unable to use pictures presented after that date. Those pictured here rep- resent only a small per cent of the total number from our school. We present the following data concerning those who have died in the service. 'A' 'lr ir 'A' We realize this may not be complete. This is due to our inade- quate means of obtaining information, and because two months will elapse from the time this book goes to press to the time it is HONOR IMMORTAL Ensign Joseph Riddle, Jr. of the class of '36, received his commission into the air force on March, 1942, and was imme- diately sent to the Pacific Theater of War. He was killed in action on February 4, 1943. For his valorous service he was awarded 'fposthumouslyj the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Purple Heart Medal. A Destroyer Escort vessel has been named in honor of Ensign Riddle. Corporal John L. Foreman of the class of '37, ioined the army-in January 1942. He was with the 39th Signal Corps at Fort DuPont, Delaware when he died on October 15, 1942. Staff Sergeant Clyde Gamble of the class of '39 was a tail gunner on a flying fortress. He was killed in the European Theater of War on September 11, 1943. Schi-Schan Technical Sergeant Joseph C. Bugai, class of '36, entered the army in September, 1939 and was with the 10th Air Force when he was killed while on a mission over the Bay of Bengal on February 8, 1944. He, too, was awarded the Purple Heart Medal, posthumously. Joseph J. Woitczak, U. S. Naval Reserve, Water Tender Seaman 3lc was electrocuted at sea while on duty in the Atlantic Theater of War, in March 1944. His burial was con- ducted at sea. Joseph had graduated in 1940, and had en- tered the service in the same year. Technical Sergeant William Gill, class of '42, enlisted in the Army Air Corps in November 1942. He had completed his training as Radio Man and Tail Gunner and went overseas in October 1943. On February 29, 1944,.he was killed in action on his return to England after a raid flight over Ger- many. -60 Joe Yerchin Kenneth Humphrey Howard C. Fulton Samuel Paglialunga Mike Mick Robert Clay Philip Diab Joseph W. Gabel Edward Tisko Delbert P. Gabel Andy Kozsuch, Jr. William O. Houston Quintin R. Skaggs John J. Carroll Donald Graham Wilbur Lee Downing Steve Mistovich Henry Anderlee Henry L. Van Horne Raymond Lucas John Davis Mary Virginia Carroll John N. Marshall Joseph Hanclzel William Vodila Benjamin Vodila Raymond E. Gossett John Evick James Shields William Tisko Charles Bishop John Pramik Schi-Schan - 61 Vincent Giangiacomo James Robert B. Ferguson Lewis F. Shores Harold Kinzy Frank Underdown Joseph C. Coleman George Mehallis Paul Kozsuch Dennis P. Grassi Charles W. Ebbert Q mv XY QQ33 'NX sw fx, .S X X 5-S S Q s ' ur .2.. gs 45 Nick Endrizzi Calvin Catlipp Clyde Gamble George David Brown Thomas A. Jones James C. Swaton Eddie Cunningham Bill Fox Wilson B. Shannon Frank Zuzak George William Hughes Wallace Graham Albert Melet Dale Hamilton James Sklenar Mike Kaluger Walter F. Mick Fremo Ross Charles Taylor George W. Hughes Winfred J. Marshall L- John Lee Reese Dante Dominici Joe Dupczyk W. Custer Ralph Taylor Paul Masoll John L. Hines David J. Bruno Pete E. Lucas Edward Stachyra Anthony Kanclier Nick Dragovich Laney Simone John R. Lukasko John Vodila Robert E. Mitchell Albert Clay Billie Gill Almeta McDougal George Gill Albert Zdolshelt Sclmi-Schan - 63 1 '3 IL :f!'E5 N' it vw Q X K - - 5 'wS1 X, w I Q guns i xx Rim 56 5 , , , A M I X? ix -Y V Q 5 'We 3 A IS ADVERT HE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF ST. CLAIRSVLLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, BOTH IN THE GRADES AND HIGH SCHOOL, DESERVE THE WARMEST CON- GRATULATIONS ON CONDUCTING THEIR SESSIONS THROUGHOUT THE PAST YEAR IN SPITE OF TURMOIL AND STRIFE. THE TRAINING GAINED DURING THE YEAR BY THE STUDENTS WILL NOT ONLY PREPARE THEM TO DEFEND THEIR COUNTRY, IF CALLED UPON, BUT TO PRESERVE THE PEACE IN YEARS TO COME. SIGNED 6ll'Ll'L6L Q66 Schi-Schan - 66 I I WILLOW CREEK DAIRY HPASTEURIZED PRODUCTS The Milkwise Use Only Posteurized G. A. PORTERFIELD 8. SON ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO PHONE 409-J-I COMPLIMENTS OF POS I N 'S JEWELERS 'I306 Market St. Wheeling, W. Vo. COMPLIMENTS OF C. L. BARRICKLOW SHERIFF CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Cars - Trucks Parts - Accessories MCGRAW CHEVROLET CO. I Business 1910-1944 Phone 'I23 ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO Schi-Schein 67 coNoRAruLAnoNs CLASS or '44 OLD TRAIL THEATRE See Us For Home of Better Pictures Distinctive Flowers 5. D. SHIA, Manager HENDERSON FLORIST Phone 110 St. Cloirsville, Ohio St. Cloirsville Ohio OSCAR MOSES STORE Shoes Dry Goods Clothing 125 W. Main Street ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS 'I' OF DR. L. L. LIGGETT COMPUMENTS OF Fishing Tackle Pottery HP-GED0RN'5 W. H. MCWILLIAMS Electric Wiring and Supplies 143 W. Main St. St. Cloirsville, O. 0 PHONE 478 Guns Ammunition Schi-Schun - 68 EAST END AMOCO STATION A Lubrication Gus Oil Accessories PHONE 'I97 RAY STALNAKER, Prop. 12 complements of 5c 25c and WOLFE'S toST.00 10c and up Young men and women desiring to train for COMP'-IMENTS OF better positions in business and Government service, and their parents and friends, are cordially invited to visit the Elliott School, meet our teachers and inspect our school- rlggtgatalislisqsngairglt. The most critical in- ELLIOTT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS LEO GONOT' P 'P'Ie'o' Entire Sixth Floor Hawley Building Founded 1900 St. Cloirsville. Ohio Schi-Scholn - 69 , , MLA. ,, COMPLIMENTS OF GEO. E. STIFEL CO. Wheeling's Friendly Store COMPLIMENTS OF J. GROVE AMOS General Insurance COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS A. V. MCGRAIL JEWELER OF 121 2 Market Street WM. REUNE Wheeling, W. Va. Phone 4898 GROVER BANFIELD 8. CO. Heating - AirConditioning Spouting - TinWorks Shop I89 E. Main ST. CLAIRSVILLE Phone 309 or 424-J-3 LODGE BROS. TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Moving ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS Best Wishes for the Success of OF St. Clairsville Public School PALMER'S FILLING STATION V' DALE WEST COUNTY COMMISSIONER East Richland Ohio Schi-Schan -70 Q i GEO. R. TAYLOR CO. Fashions for Juniors, Misses and Women WHEELING, W. VA. coMPuMENTs or DR. C. V. PORTERFIELD COMPLIMENTS OF MARGUERITE BROWN Congratulations to the Senior Class of St. Clairsville High School 1944 FROM THE FRATERNITY AND SORORITY FASHION CENTERS THEEHUB UHIIUNGQVA RAwuNes OPTICIANS COM L'MENT5 INC. OF Lens Specialists of Wheeling WALKER and 62 Twelfth Street WALKER coMPuMENTs or C. A. RAMSEY Morristown, Ohio RU NYON'S PHARMACY Prescriptions A Specialty 118 West. Main St. ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO Phone 279 Schi-Schan - 71 Pause and Refresh at CORBIN'S GRILL MILK SHAKES SANDWICHES SUNDAES OF ALL SODAS KINDS HOME MADE SOUPS PLATE LUNCHES With CongratuIations and Best Wishes for Each and Every Member of the ST. CLAIRSVILLE GRADUATING CLASS The Bethel Insurance Agency coMPuMENrs IDDINGS 81 IDDINGS FRANK H. FRAZIER Civil Mining Engineer and Surveyor ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO Schi-Schun - 72 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. E. R. PORTERFIELD D E N T I S T THORNBURG and NAY'S SHOE CC. Wheeling, W. Va. LEWIS BUILDING FIRST NATICNAL BANK , I l l ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO Since T869 A. JOHNSTON'S SONS HOME FURNISHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS St. Clclirsville, Ohio KYLE'S Home Owned Grocery Phone 143 ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO H O R N E' S For Smort Feminine LUMBER CO. Fashions South Sugar Street ST. CLAIRSVILLE, PA. 1100 Main Street WHEELING, W. VA. Phone T353 Schi-Schon COMMUNITY MOTOR COMPANY 24-Hour Wrecking S FLEET - WING PRODUCTS Service with a SmiIe PHONE III ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO COLVIG'S CUNNINGHAM'S MILL LARRO FEEDS Ph T59 ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO P 5 O CONSTRUCTIGN CGMPANY CRESCENT VALLEY MINING CORPQRATION CORNER MARKET FANCY PRODUCE POLAR BRAND FROSTED FOODS PHONE 567 or PHONE 568 ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO OPERATED BY RIESBECK FOOD MARKETS EIGHTH GRADE BOYS NOW SENIORS FIRST ROW-Guy Mitchell, Frank Underdown, Jock Wagner, Richard Hepner, Bill McNell, Bill Ruehl, Bill Host, Leon Anderson. SECOND ROW-George Waddell, Tom Wheeler, Calvin Turner, Junior Thompson, Bob Porterfield, Bob Roy, Tony Stranges, Jim Newlin, Frank Lortz, Edmund Soho, Lewellyn Lodwick. THIRD ROW-Mr. Shannon, John Cannon, David GilTen, Jim Stevens, Joseph McMilliam, Eugene Borcheck, George Skurtich, Jacob Mczgai, Dwi ht Tompkins, Bob Bethel, Tom Jones. FOURTH ROW-John Kirby, Bigdle Brown, Bill Hugedorn, Harold Dailey, Bill Clark, Paul Cramer, Dave Thomas, Vernon Gardner. . Schi-Schon -P 78 ,:'?:- COMPLIMENTS OF McNAMEE I. G. A. onocenv Quality Groceries operated by A. M. MCNAMEE PHONE 534-JA sr. CLAIRSVILLE EAST RICHLAND, OHIO ABE SEBULSKY Parts for All Makes of Cars I30 S. Sugar Street ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF ARMSTRONG HARDWARE Phone 'I40 ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO Cut Flowers Floral Designs Potted Plants ARRICK'S Phone 26-F-4 ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO coMPuMeNts MARTIN'S 'RESTAURANT Hotel Building ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO SPEARS SINCLAIR SERVICE Tires - Tubes - Batteries Expert Lubrication Auto Repairs Phone 353 188 E. Main ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1944 from STONE 81 THOMAS West Virginia's Largest Department Store Schi-Schon 7 --79 J. C. PORTERFIELD n-'n Electric Appliances FURNITURE SALES AND SERVICE Maytag Washer Service l-'I Telephone 338 N. Marietta Street REICHART'S WHEELING'S LEADING HOME FURNISHERS Wishes the Class of '44 Success and Happiness in Their New Venture 1121 Main Street WHEELING, W. VA. COMMUNITY LUMBER Congratulates the Class of 1944 and Invites Your Patronage as Citizens of Our Community When In Need of LUMBER - BULDER'S SUPPLIES AND HARDWARE Phone 215 N. Sugar Street ST. CLAIRSVILLE RICHLAND MOTOR CO. Parts - Repairs FrameStraightening - Aligning 190 W. MAIN ST. WHEELING STAMP 81 STENCIL COMPANY Rubber Stamps Notary and Corporation Seals Badges - Stencils PHONE 4692 52 Eleventh Street WHEELING, W. VA. Schi-Schan -80 T - Q. COMPLIMENTS OF KENNEDY HARDWARE CO. T063 Main St., Wheeling, W. Phone Whg. 407 SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS Va. Drugs Ice Cream G. K. STEWART The REXALL STORE ST. CLAIRSVILLE A Stationery Wall Paper coMPuMENrs or JOHN CALDWELL General Merchandise ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO GUST MEHALLIS ROBLEE SHOES REPAIRING St. Clairsville, Ohio ED. CLIFFORD SUNOCO SERVICE BeImont County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association The Cooperative Movement gives young people a new Iife and a sense of responsibility for their own destinies. ST. CLAIRSVILLE BARNESVILLE RECAPPING-VULCANIZING BETHESDA GAS - OIL - ACCESSORIES WASHING I GREASING St. Clairsville Barnesville Bethesda , Phone 194 Phone 'I65 252 East Main St. Phone 2681 PHONE 343 Schi-Schan - 81 . .. RED STAR WAY LINES , .earl RIDE THE Bus Q BUY f . ...5 l 1 VICTORY BONDS ,- -O , E:-if was ,l r if H ,Q- FROM sr. cLA1Rsv1LLE: To Wheeling: Daily-7:00 - 8:22 - 9:35 - 11:00 - 1 1:20 A. M. To To To To To ' 1:25 - 3:25 Wheeling: Sunday-9:00 - 11 1:25 - 3:25 - Barnesville: Daily 8: Sunday - 4:35 - 5:25 - 9:00 - 9:50 P. M. :00 A. M. 5:25 - 7:00 - 9:00 - 9:50 P. M. -8:35 - 10:10 A. M. 12:35 - 2:35 - 4:35 - 5:50 - 7:05 P. M. 'Except Sunday. Woodsfield: Daily 8: Sunday--10:10 A. M. - 4:35 P. M. Columbus: Daily 8- Sunday-8:35 - 10:10 A. M. 12:35 - 2:35 - 4:35 - 7:05 P. M. Pittsburgh, Steubenville, Weirton fThrough Servicel 11:00 A. M. - 9:00 P. M. Daily Connections Everywhere--Call St. Clairsville, Pho. 113 Bus Depot-100 East Main Street CHARLES N. HANCHER CO. Diamonds - Watches Congratulations and Best Wishes Established 1849 to the Class of 1944 1223 Market St. Wheeling, W. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF L S 8 BECK FUNERAL HOME St. Clairsville, Ohio WHEELI NG, WEST VIRGINIA Schi-Schan - 82 -'ff a COMPLIMENTS OF S O H I O HARDWARE SERVICENTER East Main Street Complete Line of ST. CLAIRSVILLE OHIO Phone 9387 Hardware BPS Paints and Varnishes Westinghouse Refrigerators BELMONT PAINT Speed Queen Washers 8: GLASS C0. MCCORMICK - DEERING FARM EQUIPMENT Comer Main and Modena sts. 142 W. Main St. St. Clairsville, O. Phone 224 PHONE 363 ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO Wholesale and Retail WE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1944 See Your Local Dealer for LORAIN COAL THE LORAIN COAL AND DOCK COMPANY BLAINE, OHIO Schi-Schan - 83 A . .X g I COMPLIMENTS OF J. E. COSTINE F. TROLL'S SONS Dry Goods - Furnishings Shoes ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO coMPuMENrs or DAMSEL'S ICE CREAM COMPLIMENTS OF MOORE'S GULF STATION West of East Richland, Ohio OLMSTEAD BROS. CO. PAPER T413-1415 Main Street WHEELING, W. VA. BROKAWS JEWELRY STORE un:- BULOVA - ELGIN AND HAMILTON WATCHES SCHAEFFER PEN Sl PENCILS KODAKS 8g FILMS Schi-Sch COMPLIMENTS OF BEEBEE'S SANDWICH SHOPPE St. Clairsville, Ohio coMPuMENTs or COCHRAN'S GROCERY PHONE 217 St. Clairsville, Ohio HALF DOLLAR TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK n-'r WHEELING, W. VA. J. D. AZALLION CO. -a- Dependable Quality Merchandise Always 'D' 'I55 Main Sireet ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO PHONE WHG. 9852 ARMY 8g NAVY SUPPLY STORE RUBIN BROTHERS, Proprierors Head to Foot Outfitters WE SPECIALIZE IN UNIFORMS OF ALL KINDS FOR THE WORKING MAN AND SPORTSMAN Army 8. Navy Uniforms of All Kinds II04 MARKET ST. WHEELING, W. VA COMPLIMENTS OF N. B. NEWS STAND Sf. Clairsville Schi-Schan -B5 ,ongralfufafiond Cgifualenb I ANNIVERSARY I K U H594 ON ouR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY or SERVING THE scHooIs WITH THE TEACHING AND LEARNING TooLs or EDUCATION . . . WE I944 HEARTILY coNGRAruLArE You FOR YOUR SPLENDID WORK AND ' EFFORT IN PUBLISHING rms ANNUAL UNDER rooAv's TRYING CON- DITIONS . . . A WORTHY AND COMPLETE RECORD OF EVENTS OF STUDENT LIFE . . . A BOOK THAT CAN BE CHERISHED A THOUSAND TIMES OVER. This Annual is u product of Kurtz Bros. 1 KURTZ BROS. The School Supply House of CLEARFIELD, PA. - PITTSBURGH, PA. DAY PHONE 310 NITE PHONE 310 DAIRY ST. CLAIR TAXI SERVICE 'I' 25c Anywhere in the City 25: Quality Four can ricle as cheap os one Milk and Cream c. R. WAGNER, owner .j ST. CLAIRSVILLE, O. ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO Schi-Schcxn - 86 I . A -E- .,.1. .4 lb-. I ,, ,....E..'..Q1 N... ' Q COMPLIMENTS OF ELLIS WILSON COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN KOVACH Real Estate Dealer Notary Public H. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1944 Warner 8I Company, ST. 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