Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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Our Classmates . . pagesix lk Bob is not a willow tall Where birdies luke to perch He s not a maple or an oak You ve guessed tt Bob s a Birch 'Tall and blond and ever smtlxng Bernie s really quite the guy He can be qu1te gay and robust Though some people call htm shy Hts last name s ltke a babbling brook Where merry fishes ttpple And don t you say that he s all wet Our llttle Tommy Ripple He s very much a lady s man Runs to them with his troubles Hts happtness and fickle heart Is why we call htm Bubbles A preacher s son IS always good And just the dearest feller But sometimes nature will slip up Do we all agree Marsteller'? Leonard was an actor bold Before he decided to stop It seems that he ln dramatlcs went Only as far as a cop Larry ts a pretty boy With eyes of flashing brown Gwe htm a brush and lots of paint 'x 1 vii ' V' Bob Burch Bernard Shtllxng Tom R mpple 0 Oo B111 Stevens Paul Marsteller Leonard Panella sf He ll really do the town l 'I A streak of ltghtmng thru the hall You see htm and then sltcko He s gone and yet you know the cause Little Emll Pavllcko Lar ry Pe xrce Emil Pavllcko Dave IS such a cheerful boy I All IS to his llklng v And lf you visit 306A David Mounsey You ll find htm right there typing arm l I know she d rate in Class A 1 Q , Being pleasant all the whtle Delores Kranyak Without her cherry smnle ??q????9 And we have yet to see that girl as Q? He really ts a handsome chap With eyes so shiny brtght And all hxs glrlfriends must admtt He thrills them with dehght Now here s another Senior A Steve Ge rak Whose favorite dish is jelly That s all you need to guess her name Why sure you know xt s Nellne Nellte Lepore This guy is making up a book By now his bram I5 so blxstery He took it quite to heart It seems When Miss Y said he d make history Qicar Obenauf Z5 ' . if xx 1 1 I l . .. .I ., ' . . X t q ' n .1 . I I . . . .' U 5 f ' L s 0 QQ . . . ' 0 Q 4: ' 'H H. 09 . 0 Ik ' . t , H ll . . 1 ff - f.. . ' . ylff - . It . i ' j L' - . . 4 srl. f '. 4 Xwfff ffl- ' . ' . . ' 24-A - A . . ' . ff . . . I X 1 1, 1 In . . . 'N l' g.. 'n - 0

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Our Classmates Hot Rod Gordon tn a r Oh how that boy can drlve Hxs engme seems just like a e It s luck he s still ahve Banjo music ln the atr It s bemg played so slick I wonder who the player ts NV gosh It s Dommlc jeante has but one great trouble Fxervwhere she plans to dwell You can always hear her comlng Tmkle tmkle little Bell Happy ns thus little maiden Blonde of hair and blue of eyes Soon she wxll be Mrs Beaver None but Queenle ln dlsguxse Durlng Chrlstmas lh McCrory s Selllng cookles by the pound Hides the best then tells the people No where can that kmd be found Some people luke to kid around And plax with red hot ftre Then say should we take part of Paul Or take this Mac Intlre? To plow the field and fill er Thev came around and asked us all Shall we let Charlie T111 er? Bettx Comes from Lowellvllle She rmdes to school on the bus Though Struthers msn t her real home She stlll ms one of us Glorla seems so awfully shy In Cuxcs awfully bramy To talk to her just can t be dry Because you see she s Raney People say Does joan have doug Because her name ts Baker If thew don t stop they soon will see The local undertaker Duck McCu1lum has a 'P Or should we say a car? He d get there sooner wallung If he were going far johnny drives to school each day His car won t go past Z0 And often he gets out to push Hts worries must be plenty Some people like to kxd our gurl And call her Donna Gerk When she hears this she gives a smtle Page Fwe I TINKI-El x..f TINNLS I K. 'IS ' F ldffh E IQ jack Gordon Domlmc Brmdxsx jean Bell Marmell Queen Marmlxn Shaffer Paul Mclnttre Charles Tlller Betty Yasechko Gloria Raney Joan Baker 0435 Q Q we 114 ng Duck McCullum ei? F x iff O 1 johnT7e1sander ..f 3f- And goes on with her work Donna Gel-ek 4 'f ' ca . . . . jt: v n Q n 0 S. lk K - jl1 'xx g 4 1 U fo 1 N J' 3 V'a n in n . - . 't . , I kt. I 1 u . I lf ' ' G' 3 - 4 Some farmers needed extra help 1 0 1 o i if ' ' l: , . ,, ,, ' f' 1 . t ' V' ll ' . h?lI v . :ved V til -:Lrg . wx '-by f . i V . : 345 1:i,i.xl . - . t . . .

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Our Classfnates Page Seven lk Ik Now here s a guy who s favor1te place Is r1ght beside a table He eats so much, yet doesn t expand That character called Sabol j1m Sarna s voice is seldom heard Even by a teacher But once I really heard hlm yell At a Memorial game, in a bleacher I wonder why he didn t freeze Whlle to assembly goung The Z ln hls name kept him last m the line During March with the frosty wmds blowmg George Zenuch I really can t sing very well You ll always hear her say 11m Sabol suis' nu: 'mmf - f: jtm Sarna FOR But tell me can that girl be beat VJIIEMEL 0 Slngmg Dreamer s Holiday 9 F03 WUNULNNV Mary Lou Petruska We never see h1m angry But always full of Joy Yet I know a way to shake htm up just call him Bllly Boy You ve heard of old MacDonald s farm And chores that load lum down But one MacDonald lwes right here In Struthers, our home town ll q I 1 4 Bill Petrunak r - :nil ,...... ' Donna McDonald Now here s the girl who is the best In whatever she ll do or say And there s not a subject in S H S In whlch she won t get an A Shirley s anxious to graduate fAnd beheve me that IS soon But she s more than exclted when she Of a weddmg that s coming in june Shu-ley Platteborze He wants to spend graduation week On a lxttle Island named Coney That IS the last will and testament W Of our one and only Tony Tony Quattre -gs' ' :f a -4' , 4- Wanda Panter thinks He s just an ordmary joe Yet never can be beat Hls crew cut will dxsttngulsh hun As none other than Pete Loulse has been a color guard As long as I remember Her slender form and stature tall Helped lead the band in November Mildred loves her history book She holds it day and mght Or maybe she studies to get rxd of it I think that s the reason, all right Helen haunts the typing room Tis there you ll always reach her We wonder if she likes the class, Or could it be the teacher? 'Hu Pete Serxch 242- L? Lou1se Helsel I E J Mildred Irvme Helen Vanlchek 12 . , . . . . I 3 f it 4: - v 'D 'J , . . . . t IC V ' 'IU I Q 1 . 1 ' ' IO O ' Ol , . t . . l If . .. . .. ll - . l A L ir + - - - an gm 1 . K In 4' . 0 l I D x I . , x '- at . , . . . g, g o . . as n-- 'G 'L 'As- a --, ' V if , Y, , '- fs.. ' ' ' A, Vx ' ' ' ' A - .u ' it . N . 677 at . . , . . It . I ' I 6