Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

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J -1 J A -1 ,'- -, - ,t-.1 .K . .v ., 53131,-.Fl ?'Fl'1'1.fiGf1:3-552'Fl'-,l3:5f'ZwfR'li: !'7 ffI7.1 f 'Cx 371: Zf15 ' V '-' l ft inf gv45,Tff7t 1 ' 1 5 , -11 ,F !',t , 'w .. .-1.,,, fvwtw.. we .5 Q f-9:5 :ing gtlff' .5 3 R' -ffgfvfwg Ay , 4' lg-.-. Y,3,g.,.lffj.Ei'.llSll5f 'FR .mvgyy Qfl- 1 5 EQ.. l',L:1f-E H We Fgjzbxty.'-'wyqf'ja-,X'.,3'.V u fi 3 I , l t r gfffffffftfifkfg':e'..'X-.1521-sY :q4 . X- 4 15:15.13 vw Y x.,gr?g3,::,,-gfx, iv-j,X:,fx:y,'.,5 L Wiilgge zsbrs-fitiltitftii, ,:ff're0 : ?6L1'+ ' Bm.'if'.i,'y., .ik Yi?-'ttifftfrrl-.H.:iii212ei1Qs. '-ln.-7f1..i . ' Mr. O. J. Gabriel, our superintendent, has proved his loyalty to Struthers with 32 years of faithful service. During that time many improvements have been made including the building of our fieldhouse, one of the finest in the state. Among other improvements, just recently new desks were placed in our classrooms. MISS THELMA WILPRET. JOSEPH PARIS. MRS. DEE HALL, MRS. MARJORIE MYERS asst. superintendent visiting teacher guidance counselor school nurse Though Mr. W8f'llB R. Grinnen, our principal. has held his position for only two years. he has proverl himself an outstanding and farsightecl ad- ministrator. He has been with the Struthers schools 25 years. Before taking over as the chief administrator of the school. he taught mathematics for 17 years and then was assistant principal. MRS. MARIAN IMBRIE, secretary to the superintendent , GEORGE ISTVAN. assistant principal MISS PAT TOMKO, high school secretary X Mrs. James Benton Mrs. Serafin Buta William Comstock Mrs. Joseph DeGenova MRS. ROBERT ELLIS Kent State Univer- sity B.S. in Ed. Teaches English, algebra. solid geometry, trigonometry MISS ALICE FAUST Youngstown Univer- sity, B.S. in Ed. Kent State Univer sity' M.S. in Ed. Teaches physical education, health IVAN FARRAH Muskingum College B.A. in Ed. Teaches health, general math Varsity Foot- ball Coach ,Iunior High Basketball Coach LADDIE FEDOR Youngstown Univer- sity B.S. in Ed. Columbia Univer- sity, BLA. Teaches typing MRS. JAMES BENTON MRS. SERAFIN BUTA Kent State Univer- Miami University sity B.S. in Ed. B.S. in Ed. New York University Teaches M,A, EIlgliSh Teaches shorthand, office practice WILLIAM COMSTOCK MRS. JOSEPH DECENOVA Wittenberg Col- Seton Hill Col- lege, A.B. lege, B.A. University of Ohio State Univer Pittsburgh sity M.Ed. graduate work Teaches Teaches journalism, Spanish Business English English Senior Class Sponsor Publications Director Mrs. Robert Ellis Ivan Farrah Miss Alice Faust Laddie Fedor MRS. CLARENCE FLOWER College of Wooster B.A. Ohio State Univer- sity additional work Teaches English Sponsors Senior Y-Teens MRS. JOHN GOUGH Lenox Junior College Elementary Education Upper Iowa University B.S. in Ed. Teaches home economics English Mrs. Clarence Flower Mrs .I Cough STEPHEN GRCEVICH Youngstown Univer- sity, A.B. Western Reserve University Teaches English EMERSON HALVERSTADT Wittenberg College A.B. Teaches American history Economic Geography Robert Haug Howard Heldman .lack Himes Nicholas Horney ROBERT HAUG Ohio University B.S. in Ed. Teaches woodshop Junior High Football Coach JACK HIMES Ohio Wesleyan Ohio State Univer- sity Youngstown Univer- sity U.C.L.A. Teaches chemistry, physics, mathematics Stephen Grcevich Emerson Halverstadt HOWARD HELDMAN Miami University B.S. in Ed. Westminster College, M.Ed Teaches Ohio history, health NICHOLAS HORNEY California State Teachers College B.S. in Ed. Westminster College graduate work Teaches mechanical draw- inc' U . . electricity GEORGE KERLEK Duquesne University B.S. in Ed. additional work Westminster Col- lege Slippery Rock State Teachers College Youngstown Univer- sity Teaches general science Head Basketball Coach Junior High Football Coach WILLIAM MACKIN Youngstown Univer- sity B.S. in Ed. Westminster College additional work Teaches algebra, commercial math Reserve Basketball Coach MYRON MILLER Ohio State Univer- sity, B.S. Teaches art MISS MARY O'NEIL Youngstown Univer- sity B.S. in Ed. Teaches health, biology MISS ANTOINETTE KRAMER Kent State University B.S. in Ed. Teaches history Sponsors Senior Y-Teens RAYMOND MEINERS James Millikin Univer- sity, B.S. in Com. Ohio State University M.A. and additional work Teaches bookkeeping, clerical office practice WILFRIED MYERS Youngstown University A.B. B.S. in Ed. University of Pitts- 'burgh Lit. M. additional work Youngstown University Kent State University University of Pitts- burgh Teaches English THOMAS PHILLIPS Youngstown University B.S. in Ed. Teaches physical education health biology Head Football Coach Head Track Coach GEORGE REPASKY Newberry College A.B. additional work Kent State Univer- sity Teaches American history, world history, geography Baseball Coach BIRS. ELSIE SHAW Miami University A.B. Western Reserve University. M.S.L.S. Head Librarian JOHN SISKOWIC College of Wooster B.S. Teaches civics, economics, commercial law MRS. JARRETT STRICK- LER Kent State Univer- sity B.S. in Ed. Teaches geometry, business arithmetic MRS. ROY SCHOLL College of Wooster B,A. Kent State University Oxford College for Women Ohio University Teaches Latin VINCENT SIMON Carnegie Tech. Westminster College Mt. Union College University of Akron Youngstown University Director of Band ELTON STRATFORD Kent State University B.S. Ohio State University M.S. Teaches industrial arts, welding, machine shop MRS. MARGERY SWANDER Ohio University B.S. M.A. in Home Eco- nomics Teaches home economics, English MISS MARGUERITE TIGUE Lake Erie College A.B. additional work Northwestern University Youngstown University Work Shops at Kent State University Ohio University Teaches arithmetic Sponsors Junior Class MRS. KARL WILCOX West Virginia Univer- sity, B.A. additional work University of Vir- gmia Youngstown University Teaches English FRANK TOMASELLO Youngstown Uni- versity B.M. and Ed. Teaches vocal and instrumental music MRS. SAMUEL VAN FOSSAN Westminster College, B.A. Teaches speech, debate, English Sponsors Speech Bureau Q ,mwmp 6 s I 'o 0 lm r 1111 Q Q.. ARLEIGH WESTERBECK Mt. Union College B.A. University of Pitts- burgh, M.Ed. Ohio State University Youngstown University Teaches driver's training MISS ELIZABETH YAGER Ohio State Univer- sity, B.A., B.S., M.A. Teaches American history, sociology, economics, psychology MR. CHALNCY HOSTETLER MR. JAMES YOUNG MR. WILLIAM NELIS president vice president clerk I 4 I z 5 U U O MR. ROY BIRCH MR. GEORGE NOVAK MR. HAROLD BOOHER Behind every efficient, smooth working organization there has to he a directing power. Struthers High is no exception. ln order for your school to function properly 1t, too. needs a guiding hand. an organization to keep its vital affairs in good order. This important need is met hy the Struthers Board of Education. It may not seem immediately apparent to you, the student. just how important the school hoard is. However, without it school as you know it would not he possihle. When needs hcyond the power of your administration or faculty arise they hecome the responsihility of the hoard. It then decides on a course of action and takes the neces- sary steps to accomplish it. This group. composed of civic minded Struthers citizens elected hy the voters. is truly responsihle for the well heing of your school. 'lihey are the steady guiding hand which leads you on the path to a hetter education. School life is like a ladder which every student must clirnh. Each class is a rung on this ladder. Wlieri, as eighth graders, you started here at Struth- ers, you found yourselves at the lrase of this ladder pre- paring to make that long clinih. But each step had to he taken carefully and with perseverance. Each step hrought you nearer the top, hut the higher you went the harder you had to work. Along the way you learned much. ln addition, each succeeding class lelt you some experience or knowledge it had gained. During your climlm you, too7 have gained a great deal which will he your ladder to a lretter life when you are graduated. The education you receive here is the support upon which your whole later life rests. You will always rememlmer that climlr as the lmesl years of your life. ca, I4 W0 251 f 1 sq' WCQQW 5 Lv VM I .lohn McComish, presidentg Randy Defendiefer, vice presirlentg Donna Rearick, treasurer: Kathy Semonza, secretary. Seated: Mr. George Kerleck, sponsor. You, the members of the sophomore class. early this year discovered a secret of vast im- portance. All this year you carefully guarded this valuable secret. However, somehow it leaked out and now everyone knows the secret for suc- cess. What is the sec1'et?Shard workg that is the formula for success. You sophomores certainly made use of this formula for winning friends, fame, and fortune. Working very hard on every job before you. Soon, even to your own amazement, you saw how easy it is to accomplish your objectives when you work with a willingness to co-operate and to get the job done. So. at the end of this year. you sophomores can look back and say with pride, one more job well done by the class of 1960? 20 After one year of background. you the fresh- man class faced your first year of high school. Realizing that there was much to be gained dura ing your four years here at Struthers you set your goals high. Following the examples of per- severance and hard work set by previous classes, you strived to reach these goals. Under the leadership of the new class officers and spon- sor you got off to a good start working very hard to make your activities for this year a success. The desire to do a good job which you have shown this year will be a great blessing to in the future. Bud Smith, vice president: Toni Traficant, secretaryg ,lim Walters, presidentg Esther Yauman. treasurer. Seated: Mrs. Grace Wilcox. sponsor. Dale De Letis, president: Mr. William Mackin. sponsorg Joe Carlucci, secretaryg Duana Ross. treasurerg Cary Wood, vice president. Seated: Miss Marguerite Tigue, Sp0llSOI'. fa , As you of the junior class ended your sopho- more year, you realized the many new respon- sibilities with which you were faced. Not least among these was the need of funds to help you in your sponsorship of the annual Junior-Senior Prom, the highlight of your year. Starting off early last summer, you worked with a will and put out the biggest and best football program ever at Struthers. Then you worked with the determination necessary for success selling them at the game. The end result is one of which to be proud. Also, you led the school, in a Hpride in Our School Campaign which included daily devotions. Your list of achievements will serve as a precedent for many years to come. Lynn Beers and Ruth Hudock display sales- manship which pushed junior program-sales highest ever. z as 'eff' -W- 1' First row: J. Ricotilli. S. Shears, D. Walsh. B. Dill. B. Zappia, J. Stiles, S. Rowlands. Serond row: L. Stephens, M. Visnick, D. Runge. J. Polito. S. Willrich. C. Smith, T. Be-azell. Third row: R. Smith, G. Smith. M. Sli:-vetz. C. Slavcn, J. Zitkovic. R. Hellman. R. Bacic. D. Woods. Fourth row: T. Shipley, A. Uogwlf. XV. Vusku. B. YVil:0n. A. Raynor. T. Nt-ill., ll. C8SlllJULlgll. T. Betts. 0 I I First row: R. Brilllay, NI. Flocro. M. Gruber. S. liorak. R. Chess-lini, C. Cugliolti. 561171111 row: B. Webber, M. Zulher, B. Strickland. P. Schwartzlamlcr, L. Cox, R. Holiday, C. Peoples. Tlzirzl row: B. Hczrich, J. Hartman, W. Juhnson, A. Massis. R. Maki. J. Laughner, B. Shipley, P McLeod. Fourth row: R. Lynn, J. Eisenhraun, A. Fire, W. Timms, L. Lewis. Shiply. Fifth row: J. Kavaky, W. Hohnson, A. Matlak, C. Lavrock, R. Lupton, D. Devan, R. Lancaster. iul:l . ...i1nmsr :mf .fi .. lux.1... 1 1...-.1fwf.-Q-1-f. ls: si! First row: C. Darwich, C. Spiker, M. Battle, NI. Buhala. R. Piper, K. Ross, K. Molir. Ser-ond row: P. McMackin. P. Atanasoff, B. Rcpasky, .l- Williairis, C. Allen. E. Hcldman, S. Rotz. Third row: K. Albrecht, C. Gabriel. B. Brlichik. 0. Pacheco, H. Roch, J. Myers, R. Huzicko, M. Cuycr. Fourth row: K. Bodine. P. Pirone, M. Pesa, J. Merolillo, R. Morrison, K. Semannvich. F. Miller. I Firsl row: R. Mc-lchionnc-, B. Neider, J. Febinger, P. Fehingxer. M. DeCearP. J. Flack. C. Borsli. Second row: R. Davenport. T. Morgan, M. Mclmire. V. Mctzler, T. Dill, J. Occllipinti. E. Mohr. Third row: K. Liptak. G. Lookahaugh, D. Lealand, G. Homar, M. lannucci. B. Lewis, D. Loyen. Fourth row: J. Sebastian, B. Mclntire. G. Migliorvse-, J. Beclnar. J. Ailee, D. McKee, C. Nix. I-'ijzh raw: S. Clie-wlini, R. Cranwr. J. Turkvr. R. F4-v. J. Cnlick. L. Bilinrky. Y. Cf-rimu. 4 'K .., in B11 -4: W wf m -Q 4- V W First row: R. Johnson, R. Gura, K. Witln-row, J. Buffurd. C. Malijasic. A. Sarna. A. Nlatijasic. Second row: L. Balsinger, J. Cliianello. M. Cammack, E. Brown, P. Stephenson, C. Novak, C. Zarlingo. Third row: M. Puskar, P. Skokan, A. Rovnyak, P. Mclflwee, P. Wiscott. J. Holdlas, B. Gentile. Fourth row: J. Tomko, P. Silvestri, J. Steel. P. Planey, J. Berry, R. Defendeifer. Fifth row: J. Strishock, R. Jayne, A. Tomko. J. Boland, E. Carney, R. Vasvari, B. Mohr. 5 1 5323 -' if lf' -f.. ' 19 5 gr .3 . J... a ii First mir: C. Cllri-lofi. IJ. Pclkn. K, slLlYUI1. l'. Tllurik. C. ,Jill'LliJ1'1'. C. llurln-r. if. Baum. Sernmi row: B. llender. A. Davis. J. Check. ll. Plevrlic, S. Jacobson. D. Bukalar, M. Craft. Thin! row: lf. Ci-mlvr, L. Flowvr, C. Brown. K. Semonza, N. Toto, l'. Durkin. C. Webb. H. Clark. Fuurlh row: E. Wash, J. Leskovur. J. Ellis, J. NIlJCl0Illl5l1. H. Picliiotinu. T. Cllako. J, Rudzik, l'. li2ll'IOViL'il. Fifth row: T. Moore. T. Hinfles. T. Danko, G. Knight. B. Bonisll, B. Berg. E. Erwin. L. Goodwin. WWW First row: E. Abeid, F. Luther, J. Kisak, J. Askin, M. Baron, J. Bonish, J. Timko. Serorzfl row: J. Hillanri, J. Baer, D. Zarisky, C. Javorsky, B. Heasley, G. Girls, J. Craziano. Third row: S. Burns, S. Uonace, D. CE-plica, M. Leskovar, C. Adams, R. Jacobs, M. Marrapese. Fourth row: Ruth Kosac, D. Paviansky, D. Fox, R. Jonda, J. Argiro, A. Bodine, S. Sveda. Fifth row: A. Moreil, V. Romeo, E. O'Neil, J. Holiday, R. Sermon, J. Thomasec, E. Fitzpatrick. xx 'R...25 Wm .. . . . .M . ,. , .. ...,,.. M... .. .. . ...M .,......-4.....M Q, K . , , . .. ,,.,,L,,,.a W... .. ,wma .zz . , xt rv Y if 15.26- +6 JL . A f ii affiifjfggi. x Firxt r0u': K. Patterson. C. Kirkiing. U. Tinsley, H. Stanur. D. Fibh. K. Isaacs. P. Kaminsky. 561111111 r0u': J, 'i'urm-r. R. SUJOHIUIISIIII, J. Rvcdy. D. Rearick, P. Koscn, N, Kiacvjko, T. Kinkcla. Third r0zL': ii. Xici.al1gLi1ii11. ii. Elias. A. Rouse. G. Brown. B. Rovd. A. Carlmn. F. Bclicilik. C. Carbon. Fonrlh rmv: D. Nlvntzc-r. QI. Wilkos. Lf. W-Figlill. W. Paiuski. .-X, Cunm. M, Skuricli, J. Summlr. I-'ifrh rnzv: J. lihupa. if. Krutufil. W. lirzwsfiviri. J. Kxlris. D, Nurriu. 'lf Dunkn. J. Pulau. J. Calm. If. xii-Ariz.. 25 W K. Sa. X. First row: C. Beasley. M. Nlinghetti, 31. Maxwell, Bl. Kraynak, li. Dvmarco, E. Pirrung, ll. Cifra. Second row: D. Hallas. B. Beatrice, N. Adams, P. Boyd, K, Delost, J. Pascarella, G. Novak. Third row: C. Rulnino, R. Roman. V. lIPlcl1ionne,,l. Aey, D. O'l-lara. F. Slavr-n, L. Tre-bus. Fourth row: M. Busonik, D. D0PPrsic0. P. Varsho, J. Turba, K. C-uidos, S. Burnette, S. lllissicl. Fi-ilh row: R. R. Shryack, J. Galazia, L. Lukas, R. Wood, A. Rauch. J. Stvfano. E. Profitt. X , n QSXX X px lg-N L 0 H! 9 f ,gk vip First row: R. Nlcrililln. fl. Sivafusv. M. Falat. T. Traficant, K. Huzicko, Palguta. L. Paul. Svroml row: ll. Fawn-I. 12. 1'l119tz-tlvr. JN. Pvnsfm. J. Maxwcfll, G. Sapio. D. Xvilliams. H. Fire. Thirrl row: B. Birmingham, D. Curnvy, K. Aeppli, E. Runge, R. johnson, R. Filban, R. DeMichael, J. Eslfbli. Fourth row: R. Jonda. T. Amlnrnzy. R, Gillmy, J. Belichick, NI. Delsignore, T. Kinkela. J. Tkach, J. Buwsllul. Fifth row: J. Kidd, li. Thomas. T. Rexx, B. Eisenbraun, T. Eisenlmraun. B. Alexander. R. Hartzell. .I First row: J. Rasch. V. D:-lp. B. Hrinak, J. Mullr, J. Drabik. D. Slwars. T. Meftzler. Svr-ont! raw: M. Almasy, li. Rlewitt, S. Patton. N. AllI'll3l'1. M. Cleland, G. Tuvarnak, L. Siemllieda. Third row: R. Tiramacco, G. Lislnnli. C. Johns, D. Puma. M. Sakas. K. DiCiccio, N. Lancaster, KI. H1-ryavec. Fourth row: K. Korody, B. Slricklin. J. Rose, T. Walsh, T. Gentilc. R. Repasky. B. Booher, M. Orenic. Fifth row: D. Cicuretti. D. Rook. T. Danials. C. Dittmar. Bill Coan. B. Dcfendeifer. V. Mele. 4 ffl 5 n as 4 i 2 E E r . - 1 1 .11-amen. Z.. sL.un .1wi7n npfrgwf ....w.4.,. ws' 1.111 n.. First row: J. Rouzzo. H. Charles, C. Owens, V. Hart, L. Williams. E. Taylor. H. Smith. Serand row: P. Planey. J. Steele. P. Sylvester, E. Bolasli, P. Bradford, D. Opsitnik. G. Carr. Thin! row: P. Simlmoli, J. Hlelmovy, Clemente. J. Adams, R. Liptak. R. Calaria, R. Siiner. Fourth row: C. Nlarkelin. B. Anderson, J. Walters, T. Perkins, L. Jaksetivli. L. liezjak. feud Firxz ww: P. Bucci. J. Novak. J. Siegel, B. Camplwll. C. Sanko. C, Muluney. R. Culick. 501401111 row: M. Paliskie, J. Dugan. D. Beers, J. Bogan. L. Bm-rg. B. England. J. Peebles. Third row: J. Salvatore. M. Allen. D. Andfwson. ll. Saliula, J. Sllcvctz, N. Bulla, S. Bolemhack J. Jainuskn. l Fourth row: L. Sienilsiecla. E. Yauinan, K. Unick, C. Sfara, C. Slaven. Popoviclx, L. Picllford. Fifth row: B. Amltrosia. A. Carducvi, J. Caslibaugh, L. Park, D. Huffman. J. C1-pin. R. Hoxworth B. Wilson. lin...wrf..wmmpef,.1a. x z 2 I in an :su I First row: K. Bodnar, P. MaGraw, J. Neider, T. Neider, L. Annichine. M. Perry, S. Zarisky. Second rozo: S. Constantine, P. Ziccardo, C. Kelley, C. Sikes, P. Fissel, l. Smith, D. Hempstead. Third row: R. DeMicheal, A. Krasnasky, T. Symholik, T. Boyarko, R. Alfred, R. Flocko, B. Heffinger. Fourth row: R. Planey, P. Misko, R. Shunticli, J. Houck, E. Mitchell, B. Davids, B. Krause. aww. First row: R. Pompeii, M. Scott, J. Jaros, K. Nenadich, A. Simich, C. Blanch, C. Evans. Second row: E. Floco, D. Angelo, J. Rowland, E. Molntire, J. Williams, J. Skurich, L. Sutton. Third row: C. Kennedy, J. Diana, V. Pomarico, P. Malutic, S. Sanders, E. Weaver, J. Zurrow, R Betts. Fourth row: D. Reichard, J. Schiavone, R. Novak, L. Alt, T. Kaperak, R. Wagner, R. Bulmer. Fifth row: C. Leonard, J. Thomas, T. Ceplice. J. Maruschak. J. Beelichik, K. Kirkllum, J. Hartzell H. Jeffries. 1 . my -.am u n...qgu-maui ,- wn,rr.w.v.,fw.. .N ' dcwefeet First row: M. Farcas, M. A. Delp, B. Adams, B. Bennett, B. Hassie, P. Davis, J. Botskn. Second row: B. Judge, B. Adams, R. Democko, R. Perry, D. Jones, T. McGraw, D. Koma. I I Third row: R. Huddock, L. Beers, B. Gurtz, J. Haas, P. Brcnnard, J. Rolivrts, E. Bakalar, C. Ondra, J. Perkins. Fourth row: C. Walton, B. Hudock, R. 3ICCUllllll'l, B. Williams, L. Amcdola. J. Carlucci, G. Massic, B. Simon, E. Novotny. Fifth row: T. Moore, V. Delcignorc, F. Modarclli, P. Kosco. S, Hudzicko, F. Costello, J. Gugliotti W. Sanders, P. D'Amico. in wr wh ,Q 'WS' I First row: S. J'll'lllIlQlt'I', T. Holzsrliuh. J. l 0ri'c-Il, J. Baronv. B. Tolli. B. 5lNit'I1IZ1Il. Sewrzrl row: Nl. Luzik. G. Manda. B. Louk, Thirri row: 5. Gziransi, Xl. Cnan, IJ. Pun:-'llr Fourth raw: J. Klapziv, D. Olson, F. Luther Fifllz row: R. Lawyz-r, B. Coldner, J. Boch. V. lJcwnzirJ, Nll'E1lli0. P. Difliuvanni. 1. A. Xvalson. C, Ziilo. P. Russo. B. Vnytko. , T. Burns, NI, Liga, J, Martin. E. Bulmby. B. Faclcluvk, B. Harp:-1: g . . Firsi row: J. Zappio, B. Morvll, J. Cuhean, H. Slaven, K. Marapese, L. Lissi. Second row: C. Novak, L. Berry, A. Ponson, J. Bledsoe, E. Beasley, E. Cavanaugll. Third row: B. Buydos. C. Brassficld, S. Varsho, P. Carbon, D. Fox, B. Kosck. V. Corbun, F. Wilson. Fourth row: B. Gaualier, H. Wilson, C. Bowen, C. Kocinski, C. Sandie, J. Jones, B. Coan. Fijlh row: C. Tomko, J. Surko, J. Parker, D. Ekoniak, J. Bencekovicli, J. Hritz, J. Pitzulo, T. Flack. T J.. .- .,.,, o ? v . . Q P 5 A-. L W Q, 4 First row: L. Norlins, C. Farrall, C. Katusick, S. Marr, B. Macalla, F. Melchionne, D. McCarty. Sernml row: D. Saliol, C. Lumpp, P. Lewis, M. Rolz, S. Lewis, P. Hauserman, D. Toy. Thin! row: S. Cow, A. Esluk. K. Siiner, L. Sevly, B. Bonace, I. Jackintell, L. Harper, B. Carr. Fonrllz row: D, Fye, K, lflasll, M. Stanko, L. Brabrant, D. DeLeIis, J. Kauaky, P. Kopusta, A. Mvslaros, C. Wood. Fifth mu.: J. Flupka. J. Cranchie, V. Fraxzini, N. Sandru, W. Gruber, D. Pavlov, J. Paris, R. Barber. 3' we J 'H i 49 fd 'F v- -r- Gu. 5 5 1. 5 Z Some of your best Memories of SHS Center around the sports World! True, you were not all able to par- ticipate in the game, but you were able to partivipate in the cheering. pep assemblies, and after-the-game dances. Struthers is proud of you, the athletic squads, and doubly proud of you, its fans. You admirably sup- ported the squads, football, basketball, baseball, and track, as well as the many individual sports. Your en- couragement has helped Struthers to become a Mschool of championsf, A championship team is not always de- termined in the win eolumnsgit must be champions in defeat as Well as in victory, and must keep a fighting spirit even when things look dark. You, the athletes of Struthers, display a sportsmanship of which we cannot be anything but proud. . 'J nf 0 nn 1wWm X Wlw Q71 F W 4 W' NW M QR f M fm XX if M. ..Elf,.. Q X 1-qu-1. has R+ M x 4 2 .bwff.f,, 5 it ?F 45+ . x The Wilclcats had a very successful season. win- U . i' . ning nine and losing only one, under Coach Tom i t '4Red7, Phillips. One of the most important cogs in V ' W .Eileen this team7s success story was the desire the boys H possessed. It was truly a great team effort displayed by a great team. The Wildcats were paced hy Ben H Bruno, Nick Gentile. Jerry Lucas. and Tom Mc- lntire, who will long he relnenihered as the Hfour 7 spacemen' of S.H.S. Gentile led the Wilclcats in total yardage racking up 1,021 yards and scoring 18 touchdowns. Lucas set a new school record with his 21 touchdowns and also proving a valuable pass receiver snaring 10 passes for 22-1 yards gained. Mclntire and Bruno also performed admirably, rounding out the hack- field. ga- ' Zmwmwdeaawmzeadq First row: T. Rex, mrznagerg N. Sandru, D. Pavlov, L. Brabrant, G. Kocinski, T. Phillips. mascot: S. Hnzicko, R. Perry. F. Chako, R. Deniocko. R. Barber. J. Estok, manager. Second FOIUI R. Sim- fuse. nzanagerg P. D'Ainico, R. McCollum. .L Paris, J. Carlucci. G. Valentine, T. Ecknian, A. Ault, N. Gentile, J. Lucas, B. Bruno. T. Estok, K. Horvat. J. Rudzik, B. Morell, A. Penson, manager. .. . MM y..,.. M, ,gym zliylxlitxim .1 , w 11 x.amen..i.1!5 1 . Isilmwmmmf l l Behind the great blocking of the Wildcats' charg- ' ing line, Struthers led the state's best teams in scor- l ing with -102 points. Lucas. Gentile, and Bruno attained first place berths on the 'Q-Xll Steel Valley Teamf' Gentile and Lucas received honorable mention on the HAH Ohio Football TCHIILT Struthers had a very successful pass defense this year with their opponents hitting on only 129 per cent of their passes. The Wilclcats intercepted 22 passes of which 3 were converted into touchdowns. Struthers was rated 16 in the state in the final A.P. Poll. ramen ' ' 402 ' ! Gentile romps through Wilsoll defense Third row: T. Reedy, manager: P. .-Key. T. Gentile. R. Gilboy. J. Thompson, J. Tkauch, E. Mitchell, T. Eisenbraun. R. Alexander. D. Jonda, J. Bowshot, T. McGraw, B. Strickland. E, Strouss, coaclig D. Cicoretti. Fourth row: R. Phillips. coach: J. Schibone, D. Fye, L. Amendola, P. Carbone, B. Eiscnbraun, W. Eiscnbraun, A. Kosco. C. Hall. L. Lissi, F. Wilson. D. Hartzell, R. Novak. H. Fire, l. Farrah. coach. . W S.H.S. 48 WARREN ST. MARY'S 0 The seasonis opener saw the visiting Struthers Wild- cats run rough-shod over Warren St. Mary's 43-0. Leading the Wildcats' scoring parade was Jerry Lucas with three markers, one on a 16-yard scarnper. ,lim Paris hit paydirt twice on passes covering 49 and 19 yards. Pudge7' Kosco intercepted a pass and ran for a touchdown and Nick Gentile plunged over for still another score, Hartzell converted six times out of seven attempts. S.H.S. 52 RAYEN O ln their home opener the Wildcats looked very pow- erful in trouncing Rayen 50-0. The Wildcats scored in every stanza which included 18 points in the final quarter. Nick Gentile and Jerry Lucas led the Struthers scoring spree hy nahbing three TD7s apiece. Benny Bruno, quarterhacking brilliantly, pitched two touch- down passes to Lucas, covering 27 and 50 yards re- spectively. Tom Mclntire also hit paydirt on a third period plunge and Rich Hartzell kicked four extra points. 36 S.H.S. 35 GIRARD O This gridiron tussle saw Struthers scalp the visit- ing Girard Hi Indians 35-0. Jerry Lucas led the Cats with three six-points. Struthers scored first when Lucas plunged over in the first quarter and Hartzell converted. Lucas scored twice more in the second stanza when he slammed over from the 13-yard line and tallied from up close. Hartzell converted both times, putting Struth- ers in front 21-0 at halftime. Nick Gentile's smashing line bricks sparked a third-quarter drive which ended with Njck's ramming over from the two-yard line. Hartzell booted the extra point. The Cats, final score came in the fourth quarter when Tom Mclntire slashed over from the six. with Hartzell converting five. S.H.S. 48 FITCH 21 The Wildcats journeyed to Fitch and they kept their high scoring grid machine in high gear hy walloping the Falcons 48-21. The fleet-footed halfhack scored twice in the first quarter on 25 and 18 yard jaunts and rambled for two more in the second period in scampers of 17 and 30 yards. Fitch came hack with three TD's in the third and fourth quarter, hut Nick Gentile scored three times himself. He steam-rolled his way for a 47-yard score in the third quarter and smashed over from the 10-yard line and the one-yard line in the final stanza. Hartzell was successful in six out of seven extra point tries. S.H.S. 35 EAST LIVERPOOL 12 Traveling to East Liverpool, the Wilclcats outmanned the Potters to win their fifth straight game 34-12. Jerry Lucas and Tom Nlclntire chalked up three and two touchdowns respectively. East Liverpool scored first hut from then it was all Struthers'. Galloping Jerry Lucas slammed over from the eight. electrified the crowd with a 95-yard touch- down jaunt. and raced 48 yards for another score to conclude his stellar performance. Tom Mclntire rammed over from the three and scored again in a -1-23-yard pass play from a hrilliant field general and faker in Ben Bruno. Hartzell was perfect with five conversions. S.H.S. 20 STEUBENVILLE 14- Struthers gained its sixth straight victory hy jolting Steuhenvilleis Big Red aggregation 30-14 in a thrill packed pigskin struggle. The Big Red scored first, marching 81 yards in 20 plays. Tom Mclntire gal- loped 54- yards for a score and set up another hy hauling in a 30-yard pass. Gentile hucked over from the one-yard line. Steubenville came hack to score on a 65-yard TIJ dash and converted to put them- selves in the lead at halftime 13-1-l. ln the fourth quarter defensive halfhack Frank Ghako intercepted a Big lied pass and went 25 yards for the deciding tally. S.H.S. 47 WILSON 6 The Vlfildcats scored a smashing victory over Wilsori, with Gentile's leading the TD parade with two touch- downs. Gentile's score came on sensational gallops 82 and 56 yards. Lucas tallied in a 63-yard rung Mc- lntire hit paydirt on a 15-yard inside reverseg Paris scored when he caught a 31-y ard Bruno heave at the goal line and Ronny Barher took a roll-out pass from Kosco to zip 25 yards for the Gals' final marker. S.H.S. 53 BUARDNIAN 6 Struthers romped over the visiting Boardman Spar- tans 53-6. Ben Bruno smashed over from the two-yard line for the first Wildcat score. Gentile smashed 16 yards through center for a score and spurted up the middle for another. Lucas scored on an eight-yard touchdown scamper. The Wildcats, scoring barrage continued as Mclntire cracked over from the three- yard lineg Bruno dove over from the oneg fleet-footed Jerry Lucas whizzed 60 yards on a beautifully executed reverse playg and to round out the scoring, Bruno scored from seven yards out. Hartzell kicked five placements. S.H.S. 6 CAMPBELL 27 The Wildcats went down to their first defeat 27-6 at the hands of a quick charging Memorial Eleven. Memorial enjoyed a 27-O lead in the fourth quarter by scoring once in each of the periods. Struthers, only score came late in the game with Nick Gentile bulling over from the nine-yard line. SHS. 58 HUBBARD 19 ln their season's final. the Struthers Wild- cats grounded the Hubbard Eagles 58-19. Nick Gentile had four touchdowns on runs of one. ten. and five yards. Lucas went 61 yards for his first score and crashed over tackle for his second tally. Other players who tallied were Brabrant, Perry. and Kosco. Hart- zell kicked three extra points to round out the scoring. Due to the flu epidemic. Niles was unahle to play Struthers. In their place. the game with Steubenville was scheduled. 37 ALLEN AULT ,f 'L vifw F 5 3 :si i, E 3 B '! L U 'J :Q W6 'Q 5 I h 1 'Q 24 3 f Q V E 2 Ie l 2 0 'H I 1: ' ' 5444! an 5.7.6, First row: R. Kramer. manager: D. 0'Hara, C. Flaven. J. Laugrhner. T. Morgan. .l. Cleveland. F. Slavcn, F. Massie, R. Solomanson. J. Jonda. J. Argoro. J. Avy. manager. Second row: R. Schwab, coachg C. Mclfomish. manager: L. Botlim-, D. Mt-ntzcr. J. Stefano. J. Barber. H. Clark. R. Lynn. F. Bc-licliick. E. Profitt. E. 0'Ne'ill. li. Bi-rg. J. Dill. nmrzager: C. Kerlek, assistant coach. Third Vow: H. Gutterhie. assistant roach: B. Paloski, L. Lewis, J. Flisenbraun. J. Xlcihmiisli. J. Ellis. V. Melchionne, C. Carbone. T. Chaku. A. Fire. M. Fkuric-li Struthers 1-L Fitch .. T Struthers T Niles ....... .. 6 Struthers 13 Hubbard 13 Struthers 6 Girard .. .. 7 Struthers 1-l Boardman .. .. T Struthers 20 Memorial . .... . 0 The Struthers Wildkittens opened their season by beat- ing Fitch 1-l-7. John lVlcComish tallied once and Jim Eisenbraun scored once and ran both extra points. Struthcrs edged out Niles 7-6 with Eisenbraun scoring. In their third game Struthers was tied by Hubbard 13-13. Leroy Lewis and Jim Eisenbraun each tallied one touch- down. The Wildkitteiisa only loss was at the hands of Girard 7-6. Tom Chako recovered a fumble in the end zone for the only score. In the next game Struthers heat Board- man 14-7. Jim McComish scored two touchdowns and Eisenbraun ran the extra points. In the Wildkittens' last encounter they downed Memorial 20-0. Eisenhraun scored two touchdowns and one extra point, Lewis tallied one touchdown. and Barber scored the other extra point. The outstanding play of the year was a 45-yard pass from Jim McComish to Anthony Fire. in the lVlemorial game. 40 Mr. Howard Cutterbiv. assistant coach: Mr. George Kc-rlek. assistant !'0ll!'llj Mr Ray Schwab. coach. J. Prcst, J. Heckert, L. Traffieant, B. Umhel, C. Walton. Be it rain or shine, the Cheerleaders are always on hand to lead the. cheers for the Struthers High teams. Full ol school spirit. they do their best to strengthen the morale of our teams hy showing them that the student body is with them. Of the five varsity cheerleaders. three are graduating this year. Barbara Umhel has been a cheerleader for three years and a varsity cheerleader for the last two years. She was a reserve Cheerleader in her sophomore year. Janet Heckert advanced from reserve cheerleader in her freshman and sophomore years to varsity cheerleader for her junior and senior years. Judy Prest held the position of reserve cheerleader in her sophomore year, and she was voted varsity Cheerleader for her junior and senior years. E. Yauman, L. Beers. E. Paliskis, R. Hudoek. P. Thuric. M. Kraft, M. Plevnic W fi V First row: G. Kerlek. roacflzg B. Bruno. T. Klclntire. R. Dr-Xlocko, D. Sicufusv. R. Sieafusv. manager. Second raw: N. Gentile. T. Perkins. B. Grinnen. .l. Walt. J. Ruilzik. F. Costello. Huzirko. VARSHW This yearis Wilcleat team can he tahhecl as 21 mystery team. The linoys played like 11 champion team one night zmcl then just the opposite the next. llowever. this team hall great spurt and proviclecl ivilcleat followers with many a thrill. Coach George Kerlf-k's workhorses were Ben Bruno. Nick Gentile. Torn Perkins. Don Sicafuse, and Tom Nie- lntire. Also seeing a lot of action were Koseo. Costello and DeN'lock0. RESERVE First row: R. Siiner. ll. Dt'lSiQIllbTf'. R. Repufky. D. Koma, ll. Smith, R. Planey. Sevonfl row: T. Walsh, T. McGraw. N. Sanclru. J. Walters. T. Killkflllf J. Hritl. 7 f First row: R. Cnra, mlznagerg J. Stefano. R. Barber, A. Rouse, B. Reed, D. Pavlansky, J. Rudzik. C. Jaculrec, manager. Second row: Mr. Farrah. coacfzg E. OANeil. H. Paloski. J. Mcflomish. J. Ellis, V. Romeo, .l. Tnrmr D Mensor, manager. 9m GRADE The freshman team has had a rugged season this year. Under the coaching of Mr. Ivan Farrah, they developed into a well-rounded team. The team has had tough luck in losing their games by only a few points. The eighth grade team is coached hy Mr. Ed Strauss. The eighth grade team will supply Mr. Farrah with outstanding material for next year. 8m.GRADE First row: J. Eisenbraun. I. Burnett. P. Antnl. T. Betts. R. Lynn. Cerond row: J. Koleck, J. Myers. M. Pesa, 'l'. Mallak. T. Fire, R. Ehler. The Wildcat-S P1'ly3Y1E.' Yhlfil' 'fr' WN Thi' NOW Your out xi h ast game m 1957 didwt fare mo JmU.m,wd In AHSmm,m.n M mem Him' WX. 1 thi? Ihithfv m Q Ybooclrow Vvilson invade. ,Ven as the Vvarron Harding tm, Mich High FA, Fitch mg Lot hot .15 . tiuthnrs 191. Ei mme that IOQRQ4 318014 Panthers rolled to ' easy put :ill thc-if ' ulled Ulm, 'ff min 3SIfh0UShQli might be a thriller il-49 victory. The Pa d to 11 'rf Q ions ui fa 'mi hlghfldmg Cats GXDIOG by Joe Ma1one's 21 4,4 ' s of fi Ce H flU?1l'if'T for 22 zouldrft find the 1-an S 6 ,O In ' Mfv, Nigl irst Quarter but 1'-' 9 A KG Q CD90 The he flrst half :fx I ,x, it , Gqeffqxxe RQS Qmbel V f A 'QB 'QQ ' 'A is ,ii- oxxxei 05 Sefgtf Fjezh Lfll X04 an HS or wb it lhq. 1 . 0 4- v Kiowa' sxzllfcl CII -YG Ne Xu 0 , I -.fm wtf wh fi-O'fX'XrX'xq CYQXHVXIXY? XXOVYYQ XLXVQTRY li .tl ,L xo X3 ' ' ' qq99.5l N3 30 ' Qochit .sh 5 Y,Q Z3 6 'Off 1. . 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X5 , 4 'I u.,,, UWIPJZS me P17 11, mf, 'fam lhu I 38-30. lax. 1- X0 Q0 x cl ar, r f . Z ,, QAM , gy., Y Q09 lxolwv 4' fm, fha: 030.1-3. PW, fhr to who dropped 4 'HID bZ!'Uih01-5 1- gang, Q , XD Xfxfstliixcfi 6? .V fy, ' if P, H M' HW, - 13 of 26 rmd L ,Win be trying mme Out on the 'U QNX' . 1. i.x5?' ok frff wi 4' 2 Fl -, qmfhf. Y 'W '-'PH ff . . . N 32-X ,wtx dm , , 1 .I ff, , T, ,V ri iecord. .ifuthev : qc bpar-tan !.0SE,t.VeS xi XX yX we cxqxx sq 4 3 ,. , XV N P OHL 19341 . , K .0 L 1 . v . ' 1 'x 1 thc fmt! 4 tk CM9xXxY0.O,,IcYQqt D42 xi H M f:,,m, X mtv! nf sm ll'lilt1RlldCi'll schedv., F ' I v cl lT1ll'lU L5 xnzx: Cogidxgmt V 32?',l,,m,i:, YK, ',, nofytf 'X PNTOYEGI the D 'WF l'f'iNCfi 10 fl 42'f7'f.txQB ma! no tm inf.. H?fi1 J in 7' ' t 4 'k12ll'C1 who sem .1-:tiling f M my 5 the Vgrgldci fats Steve ' ' . ' mcetmg. 011115. N bv tough com' -, W X H ' 1 M - 45-, 4, X u-iv ,iw it , .ff Q . Wildcats. ma. 'form 3 3 Su 'fdgifxclf' tit-wiovte QQ flxwsvlit yu fw X Q W with mm i ontxc both hoax-ds aniqxf ng, 0 ,dpi-vmocxf ig. QQQQXVC' , . 5 JIM WATT .A A ,yed 44 ne night in Sh0Cf5w'We 'ga C,'ti3V?KtX :Mgt XZ k ca Mittel X Mtg W V 4 A tliomms, Ben Bruno 2 . . , - A ' o Q t x ' -Q .0 ' , , ' , 11'.f - ., nth a 4b percent shooting atxo vt-232,55 if.,-5 ith. Sic? K' g 3 .AQX Qgyxf' ,905 yuol if' A 3 2 , , G jK 1fv 'fQ' N11 haw ge' 'frjgh for Struthers Xhamal-Q V335 uc nk-N5 .lf xwaygls .Ag faqfw Q SX! ,Q J' R911 Qxfcf 1 T6 2 if Q' 11145. Tom Mclnilrfl, pl. 'M '-'la A 9' 6 t - ' -cf ,Av qw ,ya-N tv tmlzifd ii it Lgw grvat defense hc- alw: io suxri me New Year out right. coulc 'V' tnhe range in the Woodrow Wilson invaded ast game in 1957 fog j0l1!'llSiXCkl Lu' Austinlown M meet first WX? ' ' got 1101 115 Struthers that looked V911 , HS the the Mtch Hlifh F' Fitflb the I f ' vin as though be a thriller. llack PUT 2111 HWY ' jlled cm 1 'arg' ' 'he Cats explod- The led to R 71- et AOIIS wwf R 1. 11,7 for 23 V f fr 3 Sli N' k en ? I 1,, 8 V' lc 6 0 1 Th IJ 9 Gaw W ' D9 G Sz ' X, S oxlef he 61211 ?embf?1' ruthflrq . iiil lill ' all vie ri J 911 x HU, -In W . vent Wien' 192076 Rf agflfnsf Qh Cagets 0,2 Yeaf Fletbelffvi-gn, wh A ,fi vw Q X235 -5,0 FIS and O he -, l 3-X6 bt? Yen rhQy ar LODZGII fb Slllzh 5 ma ' X409 629 9'3 r 6 Stiff Prim le 1 i easo i X SOA 'ml . 0 -1955 he 1 ei-V. ft, W H C1 YN e . . o x . i Q Y- x, xx G0 pl urr. img how fro nifiw 'COG A vflbevs c 809 YY gwem emo wlfment d to re' ' ' d 59 ll mj 'YO .OVW wh qvadaf A Bef kjoehii am 11111112112 Wag Ffa:-A 'ell a S g fl gi. to 'Gifs C' Q -K. an 5,45 ufslaiti 'N llwv w- 'wk am- re Ea Xa'-wb 659' ba CII' hexveih SQ K A Abt K all game by G0 Mil -nw c ard W gmac in 4 5 Soul geadl 'fm' Pla .XX ice 'i l 5 '03 he lea nlhg 4.2 poir Sy woo wxi we ihr. ta 6 X heir entey ru mms again was lf ' 2 we 0 Xxcfllig :st consistent pl N . ga A09 nQXl.'illu. X 73-61 mile, who had 17 km zhejrlxilgfficafs M30 OQQYYS Bmw! 6 5 gown . ' ' . , Y. mko lea the M00 S 'fard gm' Slflllwllixcmosrl wav we Bmw C011- The following T1 Tom high Gemma' Wglfcgqmixsiieix Qaf'l Shots' and E ir 10, the Sale hmded wil l Vive. 'LgGQgiX0'inQYxcY5 ,ded the Wildca the W' WS, W1 A 'Sl va efl' ended the parted after : n llyth W we ioooilflgf 2347. The ry ss--35. Thr Pwot X ln j 5 wel Q des. luline and r the fag? EXXOQKW '-la the bal points each 'UGG n in the th Q01 hall y held ' 0 -ideals wll thirc ne they wt , High W1 plain me t 13 Hi Oki: 1, moving ca . na ' Mak- QI' 'Y KHSY lvl A Xa d com , 'P' JOE RUDZIK el moved lo H bv I NICK GENTILE . 4 D 3- ,. tr1'+ B ,agen B-fnn0l Over me Dlag qlxxaca goillgexl, 0 quarter 14 'Cary ' iougm uc chalk 119 men' 1,113 I- fl. 5 Niles to Stat-15: C 0 , in eigm Off U 'II victor? 1-xdcaiif get . 0' e W3 xeadlilg 'A 151 BW . , C O1 6 WET? 1. A A df, I sxafl- an A of the ix 1lf 'HfPff?'f11. 6 .at the en 6 quart? bnialm. Milo on . me Secon it 'cl' Sf., A1 P1' K. Iwi n .3 haf Mug, Goin, The oiiens W fonl Wav .uflal ,owel c2115 nd me 7,101-0,7 N awed a xi. B' We bn' gxexxe Quad' wall gave, back, and a 35, 'Y Nxdxgsvige Q06 CY 'aff quarter the Q9 996 1 X970 6925-fx ,QQAQSS . 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Y ., Q00 X 50 X Q50 ,OS ,. it Rminutes t ,Q M the S Qglf-1,,,?fj'v lb 38-.wills X WN 108 W6 ag pduxts K . 1' , 1' Q A - - .W ht b slwl' bu - the Drago' 7'vmZ9 -v Smffe 'l'l1rm,m as X was -vo W Q al Cav. x and qffap' bu QDQYS' xqx ,S 45. nophg shots 'QU' xkels , 1,.aj 'f'1f1,,e 10 .-HV? -m0- .. . iggign, game i?jl?,,f:.Q5'Phan,f'? ,Mm U-UA,3,,,.c,glit the Siruthers Higl t the Sta fuse! ff pmm 1' Tuff H I is journc-y to the Nile firedmp YU -by f,f'Pyw,gfg 8,3 Qp,.,m aggilmgqgiaofi no nike on the Nile ch Xvrighf G53 fill' 1'a1,gf'11'-Q ? 1'n ' Y ' ' ms. The Dragons. will bf Q nevelv hx YXSW5 Y 471215 yrs Um BEN BRUNO Yllihmil gym, avorige their previous do ed to be Uk Ye , 'TZ' kf 11m9,.S me 1532 H, ,,,fQ,HQfjn5'i1,l'jf'11f1'mf iff rm gr, mp VVllt'iCZTS as-30. ' 1. . 'ny I - X --if 1.0 :1 fl iz warn: .ill T , xixxcgit 5mq,. '2'ffAonrifxlg A -h'Vf1'z'o.q 9912 501' 10 fxclflcrs Slz1z!lmi's sank Dmg ONS' who dropped ou he Struthers r e out on the Spartan the final ' coasted to a ding ihe ' Steve , P sfffixw If v V' x, 'lof 0 can e 00 W' ezffif-'1 'N' F 0 wi wx' - 30 N Q 2' . T .6 ko ca 5 l Mooney rolled both ,0yYM5,xYQuo Kg W5 -oc . 1 , ig., 'Q . ,Q 1 h . ' N I i a 46 percent shooting dx VXAQVA 6 5, 9,5 A 3 Agn U 5, :LQ 60 Gpmixf- win-. 13 mints. PHO., N'2'f ?n0? i A ' ' 'L 9, l Q39 ,nf 22,985 ' 31 a ,YP ' Y IGAQ, oflg ' iwitlicis ig nm., 55,5 fig. Qgcir previous meeting. the stef QTA- X ,yi anfl Nzlvc Yun--.13 NSW -'30 F -QS 5 xx 1' y ' -1 f p K-, .lm V '29 in XV Q5 ll 5 18 of 25 frog 7,l'11'n',r5: :md Nylfgg S. V. C.. ,Xvlll be l.l Yl!'lg U Svfiyeil 60:12 Rid 10 Qf 2? T.,mm3 'F Ilwii' record, as they an . ' rw A I-5 PH RI thfg . em of the my mmm and hemi flfl mclopcnclent Schedule 9 T540 margin at halftime. Y' 'HWY PCWOUQ- The Dm ,gmmi Blglmf' llamfl U19 Wild- iiniizxutivc guard who scenic .' : f: XLS Kami TL mzfrlrcws, n--mf.: 'Vans' , ,, . 7, ke N , ,nf 3 .mm md U M, mn mamwc- ulcers Against the Vwilclcat. is lm: ii 245 milk is should be tough compe- . 'ymwh Um ' W' 'i Xilvx-f 'X X . 10 Y ,. , ,. it gmfff ,f 3 'X V U l' ' L Im' tho Wildcats. Q .tn , H 'Q Wildcats: with their twc fliomers, Bon Brwmn am imfiisc, will hzivc 45 rd Oi ,, 2- play, Tom MClr1um,play : vw 1 A 4 . . Q E Q 4 4 , , ' 4 d a fine night in f BOB GRINNEN GX --flkfffl 1 4 .xv qv iw? Q -1 Oxex Quit Q60 dxf X CL Y' Axe XXRQQY XGOX 3 E 1.5 f. x .r ,, ' . Al 4: N 2 A L 'V xl'-W QQ, x Q- ', ', , High 101 Struthers vbfvx Q2 Wk fm? 305 wa' 0, 'BH QX 39. Zig 5,'L 3, we Q Q1Q,.f,',,1 Q Qw grvriv ll--louse hc always x 0 . ,-i ' .wi ,- - - ,.x..,,..1.1 .A....x..N :. ,. ...,.nv.,.1 Ben Bruno goes in for an easy lay-up shot. Tom Perkins hoops a well executed jump shot. Don Sicafuse battles for a rebound. S.H.S. 46 RAYEN 62 ln opening their 1957-58 basketball season the Wild- cats were defeated by Rayen 62--16. The Rayen Tigers led 31-22 at halftime and breezed home to victory. Leading the Struthersi attack was 'LPudgie7' Kosco with 16 points. S.H.S. 45 CARDINAL MOONEY 34 Playing their first home game the Wildcats pleased the partisan gallery with a 45-3-l triumph over Cardinal Mooney. Struthers controlled the boards throughout and made a nifty 46? of their shots. Nick Gentile sparked the MCats attack caging 13 markers. S.H.S. 35 SALEM 58 ln their third game of the season the Wildcats were routed by the visiting Salem Quakers 58-35. The first period ended with the score tied at 10 all, but from there on it was all Salem. Fred Costello hit for 13 points to pace the Wilclcats. SHS. 34 EAST 4-7 The Wildcats journeyed to Youngstown East only to be defeated 47-34. Struthers held a 16-12 lead at half: time but East ralliecl'in the second half to win handily. Nick Gentile-hooped 15 points to lead the Wildcats, scoring. S.H.S. 58 WILSON 48 Playing in the friendly confines of the Struthers Field- house the Wildcats jolted Wilson 58-46. The game was a nip and tuck thrill most of the way, but the Wildcats exploded with a 23-point barrage in the final quarter. Gentile was high scorer for the HCats,, as he fired in 20 points. S.H.S. 49 WARREN 71 The Wildcats absorbed their fourth defeat of the season at the hands of the Warren Black Panthers 71-49. Struthers stayed in contention throughout most of the first half, but Warren came alive to take a 31-24 halftime lead and then pulled away in the second half. Kosco, Gentile, and Sicafuse scored 11, 11, and 10 points, respectively. S.H.S. 64 FITCH 76 Traveling to Fitch the Wildcats took a 76-64 thump- ing. Struthers couldn't seem to get going in their Steel Valley encounter and fell behind. Gentilels 17-point barrage was the Wildcats' only bright spot. S.H.S. 38 NILES 30 Playing a deliberate type game the Wildcats toppled Niles 38-30. Struthers won the game at the foul line hitting on 18 of 26 free throws. Bruno gunned in 12 points to pace the Struthersf attack. S.H.S. 29 HUBBARD 39 ln an away game the Wildcats bowed to the Hub- bard Eaglcs 39-29. Struthers held a 17-15 lead at half- time but were outscored 2-li points to 12 in the second half. Ben Bruno again was outstanding for Struthers hooping 12 points. Ben Bruno shoots one-handed jump shot. Tom Perkins shoots another for the Wildcats. S.H.S. 52 CIRARD 39 Struthers journeyed to Girard where they scalped the lndians 52-39. The Wildcats played a good all- around game. Gentile did a good job on the boards and also pumped in 13 points. Sicafuse also had 13 markers. However, Tom Perkins was high scorer as he bombarded the hoops for 15 points. S.H.S. 35 BOARDMAN 36 Playing at home once more Struthers lost a thriller to Boardman 36-35. This was truly the outstanding game ol the year as far as excitement was concerned. Struthers held a 21-20 lead at the half, but fell behind and with time out and four seconds remaining, Struthers was losing by 1 point. As play commenced Tom Per- kins shot from -10 feet out, but the ball rolled off the hoop. Sicafuse kept Struthers in the game with 17 points. S.H.S. 59 CAMPBELL MEMORIAL 73 At the Campbell gym the Wildcats absorbed their fourth Steel Valley loss 73-59. Struthers started out badly but rallied to pull within 3 points at the outset of the final period. Campbell, however, pulled away in the final quarter. Perkins and Bruno put in 19 and 18 points, respectively, for the Cats. S.H.S. 58 FITCH 64 Playing at home Struthers fell victim to the Fitch Falcons 64-58. The game was tied several times in the early moments, but Fitch pulled away to a comfortable halftime lead. Early in the fourth quarter Fitch held a commanding 61-39 lead, but then the Wildcats got hot and outscored Fitch 19-3 in the closing minutes. Tom Perkins rimmed 22. S.H.S. 31 NILES 46 The Wildcats were downed by the Niles Red Dragons 46-31. Struthers fell behind at the outset 9-1 and never recovered. Joe Budzik had 7 points. S.H.S. 49 HUBBARD 41 ln their next game the Wildcats trimmed the visiting Hubbard Eagles 49-41. The first half saw neither team gain an advantage. Struthers came in strong in the second half to cop the fray. Ben Bruno meshed 22 for the Cats. S.H.S. 82 GIRARD 45 Eleven players hit the scoring column in leading the Wildcats to a smashing 82-45 triumph over Girard. Struthers attained a convincing victory leading 43-17 at halftime. Perkins, Watt, and Bruno had 22, 13, and 12 points, respectively. S.H.S. 55 BOARDNIAN 41 Playing great basketball the Wildcats trounced Board- man 55-41. Struthers took the lead early in the second quarter and held throughout the game. Ben Bruno had 17 markers for the Wildcats. S.H.S. 39 CAMPBELL MEMORIAL 43 Playing their last regular season game the Wildcats lost out in a grueling duel with their rivals from Campbell 43-39. Campbell led at halftime 20-16 and started to pull away, but the Wildcats caught fire and almost tied the winners. Pudgie:' Kosco scorched the mesh for 20 points. Struthers ..,. 69 Struthers .... 48 Struthers Struthers Struthers Struthers Struthers starting gun, as F. Barone, R. Wilt, R. Planey, V. Corhun, coni- pete for honors in first annual Sports Assembly. First row: D. Jones, L. Brabrant, J. Stupa, H. Fye, U. Massie, P. D'Amico. Second row: J. Watt, managerg T. Ref-dy, managerg ,B. Paddock. V. Frazzini, C. Bowen. J. Lucas, .l. Carlucci, R. Sicafuse. Third row: R. Simon, T. Mclntire, B. Landgraff, N. Gentile, D. Pavlov, W. Gruber, J. Paris, B. Kosco. Fourth row: T. Phillips, coach, B. Davenport. R. Swansinger. The Struthers High Track Team beat Wilson 69-17 for their only victory of the season under the coaching of Mr. Thomas Phillips. The team lost to Niles, Fitch, Chaney, Boardman, Poland and Farrell. The team placed fourth in the Steel Valley Conference TRACK RECORD Wilson .,...... 17 Niles ............ 88 31 Fitch 75 3616 Chaney 41 6 Boardman ....114 22 Poland 96 35 Farrell 83 Mr. George lstvan fires the lE.ls1z',f. 'W , 4 - ' x W' R. Pal iskis, H. Wilson, R. Hudock, G. Valentine, annual track meet. Bob Landgraff and Richard Simon won gold medals in the meet. Landgraff was third in the 220 and fourth in the broad jump. Richard Simon, after being out of action for the whole year, placed third in the half mile. Gene Valentine and Joe Carlucci placed fourth and fifth in the shot put in the Steel Valley Meet. -W e,...,.... mme- Mafia dug Mike Del Signore gains a victory for freshmen. George Hall and Dick Cannon in photo finighl One of the high spots of the school year was the First Annual Sports Assembly sponsored by the Varsity-S Club. Members of the boys' gym classes and the Freshman Track Team partici- pated. When points were totaled at the end of the afternoon, the seniors and freshmen were tied with 42 points each. The juniors had 28 points and the sophomores had 5. Awards were presented after the track meet in an assembly featuring Reverend Bob Richards, Olympic pole vaulter. George Hall was presented a trophy for being the most valuable competitor, with 121A3 points. Before Reverend Richards concluded the assembly with an inspiring address, Ben Bruno, Varsity-S president, presented him a plaque which made him an honorary member of the club. George Hall receives trophy for most valuable competitor Nick Rega breaks tape for senior class victory. Winners of the 220vyard dash receive honor za' ue ,fm sw Www we! 'ftlivx My S.H.S. S.H.S S.H.S. ,77,,,, 7 S.H.S S.H.S South ,,,,., ,,,., Y H Newton Falls ,, Hubbard , East ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ., Howland ,,,, .,,, S.H.S Cardinel Mooney SHS Boardman ,, ,, ,, , V S.H.S Warrexi Harding S.H.S Memorial ,,,, , S.H.S Niles ,,,,, ,,,,, . , , SHS Levittsburg .,,, ,,,. BILL MCDOWALL BEN BRUNO DON SICAFUSE The Wildcats, behind the expert coaching of Mr. George copped a first place tie in the Steel Valley Conference. Repaskye had ah eight win and lhfee 1055 recorci for thi In the Mahoning Valley Tournament, the Struthers 1957 Season' The great hlmng of Ben Bruno, Pudgle Wildcats heat Hubbard 6-4, only to go down to defeat Kosco, and Bill McDowall was the deciding factor which r at the hands of lNiles in the second game. First row: D. Heryavec, D. Sicafuse. H. Blewitt, N. Sandru, B. Bruno, T. Stricklin, H. Deillocko. Second row: B. Adams, R. Repasky, R. Jonda. B. McD0walI. A. Kosco. S. Huzicko, A. Ault. Third row: T. Estok, T. Kinkela. F. Chako, ,I. Chuparkoff. D. Fye-. X JH, Ile I vpifqfg 7-58' N , i W . f 153' W.- ,A '- A Q bg? , ff. 35 'L Ligaaiik fg f 1 V3.1 img? 1 EEE? My H B24 is ff hx if di' 1 Q P wr First row: J. Paris, H. Smith, R. Solomoson, T. Flocko, C. Tomko, J. Gentile. Second row: R. Planey. D. Jones. L. Amendola, V. Corbun. R. Novak. Third row: B. Yerian, C. Varsho. R. Liplak. R. Hall. J. Kavacky, T. Cepleci. awfdng ' fwamzdfzeia ' f First row: K. Huzicko, P. Difliovanni, K. Benson, S. Allshousc-. N. Toto. C. Sanko. C. Christoff L. Traficant. Second row: P. Kosco, S. Bonace. F. Luther, 5. Sveda, J. Askin, K. Isaacs. J. Reedy, S. Jacobson P. Kaminsky, S. Cow. Tlzinl rozv: P. Green. J. Kinke-la. N. Craft, D. Bakalar, N. Klacejko, L. Balsinger, K. Witherow C. Maloney, P. Stocker, E. Yauman. Fourth row: J. Perkins, R. Hudock, B. Bonace, M. Burns. L. Bccrs, B. Simons, L. Seely, J. Mohr C. Johns. 51. . -rfnwwv: Q., h,um..x.wnm 1 T. Reedy, B. Higgens. G. Valentine, B. Slaven. lt 4 Play ball! As the cry echoes through the fieldhouse. the student leaders begin their activities. Referee the games. keep the score, take attendance. and many more, are the duties of the student lead- ers. Chosen on the basis of knowledge of sports and their grades, the student leaders are the girls who help Miss Alice Faust keep the girls' gym classes oper- ating. Une-two-one-twol Calisthenics, any- one? The boy student leaders are on hand to help with the athletics of the day, supplementing Coach Tom Phillips if he is unable to give his full attention to the classes. Grades. a knowledge of sports, and leadership ability are the points on which the student leaders are chosen. NN les f fo 4 x..f Q S li tl X W R First row: M. Sakas, N. Toto. t Second row: C. Johns. F. Luther, B. Stefano, Miss A. Faust. D. Beers, D. Hvizdak, K. Benson. 1 , .., e f zfrli eq, v V V V. ,-Vl .fm- ,-.Vg IVV NK. W,v... J .VVV. 4. VV' L. .f. ,V .,. ex . ,of ...K ,V -1 Q, ,-2 - , V V .. V VV KK .. KV F K .,i,1VV3i. 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X A -A Q Q iv Q u 2 First row: P. Fissel. P. McGraw, B. Hrinak, C. Huzirkrm, S. Palgula. Second row: M. Fallat, E. We-avl-r. J. Zurrnw. R. Herilillo, R. Johnson, M. Sakas. Third raw: J. Salvatore, K. Nunadicll. A. Simich. C. Evans. ll. Andvrson, M. Sabula, R. Filban. Fourth row: C. Slaven. M. Cleland, E. Floco, D. Augulo. B. England. G. Sapio. Fiflh. row: R. Colick. C. Maloney. K. Blanch, J. Siugm-1, C. Kvlly, E. Rungu. ' - za First row: C. Novak. E. Paliskis. M. Allen, R. Pompeii. L. Anuivllinc. 1 Second row: 51. Scott. l. Smith. V. Pmuuricn, N. Lancaetcr. 51. llcryuwc. KI. Perry. ' Third row: Zarisky, J. Shvvmz, S, B0l1'IlllJ21Ck. J. Junucku, C. Johns. E. Yaumun, J. PCL-blcs. Fourth row: R. Cl1a1'lc-s. C. Owens, Y. 'l'aylo1'. L. Williams. V. Hart. L. Sutton. S. Popovic-ll. 1 Fifth row: C. Unich, L. Sivmbieda. C. Sikes. S. Sandm-rs. D. He-lnpsleafl. P, Ziccarrlo, S. Constanlino. 43' V+? ,W g. 15: xml.. 5' A? Iwnsmr-ffzmwa. Hfw---fmsnn First row: N. Bula, J. Draliak, J. Mohr, J. Rash, P. Bucci. Sefonrl row: B. Campbell, K. Appeli, C. Sanko, J. Salvatore, J. Jams, L. Berg. Third row: L. Pitchford, D. Beers, J. Rowland, E. Mclntire. K. Korocly, NI. Almasy. Fourth row: B. Blewitt, S. Patton, K. Diciccio, G. Sicafuse, J. Williams, D. Polna. Fifth row: J. Maxwell, T. Traficant, N. Auman, J. Skurich, J. Bogan. G. Sfara, J. Bogan. MQW' Kathy Korody, Carole Johns, and Sandra Palguta sell school supplies to Paul Misko, Richard Flouo, and Richard Plane-y. 4 Q +ff,EQ? 5 TOQCH- N lit: .0 s , f,5Si:'if7ff55 J. , M nos is Q 5 , if - ,. .im ,L.x' -My if x - tif A I 0 1 Nj A 1 iii! First row: B. Carr, A. Estok. B. Sodelnan, E. Toth. L. Bralirant. Second row: C. Manda, ,I. Kraynak, A. Blanch. J. Basista. Nl. Siemliiefla, A. Hauserman Third row: A. Panella, D. McCarty, P. Hauserman, M. Cochenaur, C. Novak, P. Lewis. Fourth row: M. Cunningham. M. Stanko, J. Jackinlvll, L. Harper, D. Top, L. Lewis. Fifth raw: L. Seely, B, Bonace. A. Penson. C. Be-Il, C. Smith, ,l. Bledsoe, M. Luzik. 7 , S , First row: J. Barone. J. Burger, N. Eiclistarlt, B. Cerlacli, M. Coan. Second row: K. Campbell. P. Romeo, R. Dulxyak. R. Helclman. P. Zappa. J. Presr. Third row: P. .Pompoco. F. Shaffer, P. Dounzflly. J. Donatvlli. P. Evans, .l. Heckert, J. Nestor E. Liptak. Fourth row: Xl. Stanar. S. Marr, B. Check, B, Umbel. M. Stinedorf, D. Garvin, C. Sapio. Fiflh row: C. Stanar, F. Melcliionne, E. Cavanaugh. S. Gow. E. Beasley. C. Boggs, M. Boggs. ...ew- '1 we! 1 Ml' 41-N . T9 'fn' .. . '. I ,T,,,.-. .,. ,., ,R .... A First row: C. Andre, L. Norling, E. Gianuola, A. Watson. J. Ferrell. Sammi row: D. Ross, C. Farrall. P. Davis. P. Bri-nnard, J. Botsco. B. Bennett. Third row: C. Bartuvicll. J. Perkins. B. Cirts. S. Felmingcr. J. Jann-S. .l. Roberts. C. Walton. Fourth row: K. Siinur. B. Simon. J. Haas. E. Nnvutny, E. Bakalar. S. Blcalka. Fifth row: C. Lumpp, B. Nlacalla. V. Nl8lL'lllOlUlE, L. Berry. C. Pulan. P. DiCiovanni, V. DeVc nz10 . -7666 ... First row: B. James, J. Rosenlierger, N. Tabak. C. Berg, L. Huzicko. Serond row: M. Olenick, M. Opsitnik. J. Rearick, V. Sedlacko. J. Pruse. C. Liposclrak. Tliirri row: R. Johnson. J. Williams. K. BPIISUII. S. Allshouse. D. Hvizclak, J. Puma. Fourth row: B. Jakubec, B. Allen, M. Runge. B. Stefano, .-X. Augustinv. Fifth row: C. Puluso, M. Wardlc. C. Elash. C. Katusick. D. Salilv. B. Massic, K. Laczo 4 .li .ggwll ,, W ina? S ?- 'km Barb Hrinak, secrettlfyg Janet Bogan, treasurelg Mrs. Ht-lien Benton, sponsorg Mrs. .lo Ann Elis, sponsorg Jane Janosko, inter-club represenlaliveg Kathy Huzicko, president. SENIOR Y-TEEN S The Senior Y-Teens is affiliated with the Young Women's Christian Association, and is open to all junior and senior girls. These girls have pledged to help their club and the members spread good fellowship and the Chris- tian way of life. The club, Truloso, sponsored by Mrs. Dor- thy Flower, Mrs. Dorothy Gough, and Miss Antoinette Kramer, joined the rest of the Y-Teens in the valley in holding two annual dances, the Touchdown Toddle and the Spring Formal. Each club also has its own Y-Teen basketball team. The Y-Teens also held their own dress-up day and sold butterinints. JUNIOR Y-TEENS Open to all freshman and sophomore girls the junior Y-Teens is a fine organization dedi- cated to do their part in forming a better world in which we live. Affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. in Youngs- town, and represented at all meetings there, the Junior Y-Teens has taken part in very many activities this year. Only the sophomores are eligible to take part in city-wide activities such as the Touch- down Toddle and the Spring Formal. Miss Antoinette Kramer. spozzsorg Mrs. Dorothy Cough. spmzxor: Hrs. Dorothy Flower sponsor: Margaret Opsilnik. presizlenlz Dorothy Hx-izdak. serret1z1'y: Claudia Smith, vice presidentg Mary Francis Olenick, treasztwrg Judy Pri-st, inter-club rcprese11IaIiz'e. iii? . Carol Liposchak and Dorothy Hvizdak iutlcrmints to Tum Estok, Tom Rm-edv. and Ken llorvat. Fiml row: T. Klclntirr. J. Shipley. A. Brncic. R. McCollum, T. Reedy, T. Estok. B. Adams. T. Mr'txlr'r. R. Sicafusc. Serum! row: ll. lfaddock. D. lJeLetis, ,l. Stupka. Ll. Nlassie, P. Russo, D. Koma. ll. Olson. 5. lJ'Onofrio. Thin! row: S. Grcevich. Sponsurg D. Sicafuse. C. Wood, J. Marlin, H. Durkin. V. Frazzini. B. Kosvk. D. Ekoniak. W. Gruher. D. Williams, B. Pc-nnell. Fourlh row: R. Simon, B. Crinnen, P. Cobol, B. McClure. R. Perry. K. Martin, F. Costello, J. Naughton. B. Cramer. K. Horvat, J. Chuparkoff. i'To maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian characterf, This is the pledge of the Ductorian Hi-Y, a determined group of junior and senior hoys. sponsored by Stephen Grcevich, whose duty as Ductorians is to follow this pledge to the best of their ability. Affiliated with the Y.M.C.A., the Ductorians stand for scholarship, clean speech, sports. and living. The senior memhers hold positions in the City offices on Civic Day, and a basket given to a needy family is among their activities. Nlr. Stefplivn Crccvicli llale- D:-L4-lis. Itllllllfllill Ken Martin. prvsidvlil Ted Nlm-Izlvr. riff' president Z 4 i 4 The lluctorian team practicn ltr lli Y Iournann nt llavi- Williams. .V'f'l't'H1f-1'-fFFUSIIFFF Q 5 s is 3 S l E 32 3 l First row: .l. Bonish, J. Occhipinti, C. Spiker. S. Rowlands, l. Stiles, C. Darwich, M. Buhala, C. Christoff. . Second row: P. McMackin, E. Heldman, T. Beazell, B. Rvpasky. J. Williams. J. Polito. M. Cuyvr, C. Knicks. l Third F0105 C. Allen, M. Ddlarke, M. Kraft, D. Bakalar. P. Kosco, N. Mace-jko, M. Maxwell, F. Luther. l Fourth row: S. Burns, S. Sveada, J. Askin, .l. Kvshock. M. Battle, P. Atanasuf, P. McKee, N. Adams. Fifth row: S. Bonace, M. Lescavar, C. Withcrow, J. Balsinger. R. Jacobs. C. Adams, K. Semonza. E. Gender. , Mn. P 95' f ig... First row: S. Borak. K. lsaccs. R. Mt-lcllionnc-, E. Mohr. B. Heasley, M. Mclntirc, V. llvtzlvr, M. Baron. Second row: K. Zarlingo, C. Novak, J. Crazianu. C. Girts. E. Pirrung, D. Petko. K. Slave-11, C. Matijasic. Thin! row: ll, Ncidcr, K. Alhrccht, L. Coy. J. Torha. E. Flocco. S. Missik, J. Pascarella, P. Stevenson, A. Sarna. Fourth row: B. Zappia, P. Varsho, BI. Plevnic, T. Kinkcla, R. Holiday, C. Bodine, li. Nlclntirv. A. Matijasic. 68 Fifth row: C. Wvhb. P. Thurik, D. Rearick, J. Rec-dy, P. Kaminisky, S. Jackason, N. Toto. First row: L. Beers, H. Hudock, M. Paliskis, J. Mohr, S. Cow, C. Farrall, B. Cirts. Second row: J. Haas, B. Massie, P. DiCiovanni, B. Bonace, L. Seely, K. DiCiccio, D. Beers. Tfzirrl row: P. Ponipoco, V. Devenzio, L. Norling, M. Farkas, E. Toth, J. Jaros, B. Adams, F. Melchionne. Fourth row: B. Check, S. Mealka, T. Traficant, J. Perkins, C. Johns. K. Benson, S. Allshouse. Fifth row: P. Evans, E. Liptak, B. Umbel, E. Yauman, B. Simon, D. Carney, D. Poma. K. Korody, C. Sanko. ,...-o- as ,ui- ,Q-f L Sealed: Miss Alice Faust, sponsorg Marlene' Plevnic, presidentg Jo Ann Kinkela. ZFEUSLUEV. secretary, Frances Luther, rice presidenfg Donna Bearick, To the Junior and Senior G.A.A. goes the honor of buying the trophies and awards for girls, sports, such as volleyball, basketball, bowling, and baseball. Club mem- Seazed: Carol Johns, 10511 grade representative: Miss Alice Faust, span sorg Lynn Beers, llth grade representativeg Dorothy Beers, secretary , Elaine Pallakis, vtre presirlenlg Judy Perkins. treasurer, Barb Simon, president, Barb Unibel, 12ll1 grade representative. bers are given these trophies on a point basis. The clubs are sponsored by Miss Alice Faust, thepliysical education teacher. 69 f W The Varsity-S Club. sponsored by Mr. Thomas Phillips, stancls for high icleals. grafles. and moral character. To be eligible anfl to maintain membership in this organization. a person must have a high moral character. a C-plus or better average, and must have earncrl a varsity letter. The Varsity-S Club, clistinguishcd by the insignia of the red 5 insirlc 21 white V. hclpefl out at sports activities, sponsored a suvcesslul season-ticket drive, and participated in many other activities this year. The aims of this club are: to promote a high standard of athletics, to serve our high school. and to create a fellowship among var- sity athletes. The Varsity-S Club can rightly be Consiflered a credit to its community. rig ,i 4.1 K.. I 1 YUM b,,,,.- Wm. ,K awletee v Q uf . f 4 l V14 'LZ' ..- .. I-Tdx Scaled: fllr. Thomas Phillips. sponsor: Jim Watt. Irefzszzrerg Jim Paris. prvsialeril Du Sieafuse. rice presiflwztz Bon Jirtiim. SCt'fCllllj. ,- ,.....,,.,... -........., 'MQW mm First row: G. Valentine, N. Gentile. J. Watt. T. Rc-etly, D. Sic-aluse. E. Ault. li. Higgins. Scroml row: R. Simon. K. Marlin. J. Paris, B, Grinni-n. IS. Xlclllurc-. R. Siculusc. Third row: T. Estok, T. Hclntire. J. Carlucci. A. Kosco. D. Pavlov, J. Rudzik. Fozzrzlz row: J. Shipley, L. Brabrunt, W. Grub:-r, li. Judge, li. Adains. B. Penn:-ll, J. Agri-sta. B. Bruno. 70 Q0- xml QF if - ,,,1f7fQ. Bob Recd, presidentg JoAnn Kinkela, secretaryg Pam KZ1IlliSlij', vice presizleutg Karen lssacs, treasurer. Seated: Mrs. C. Flower, sponsor. To study the United Nations and to keep informed of its varied activities in the promo- tion of world peace is the purpose of the U. N. Club. The group meets once a month to discuss current events of the peace-making organiza- tion. Through their studies, the club intends to further the knowledge of the U. N. through- out the community. The club began last year when several stu- dents got together to study for a United Na- tions Scholarship Test. Having been organized, the group arranged a display in the school lobby on U. N. day, visited a television pro- gram, and conducted a Halloween drive for the needy children of foreign countries. First row: J. Baer. D. Zarisky, C. Christoff, .l. Kinkels, P. Kaminsky. Second row: G. Wolf, J. Graziano, L. Flower, K. Issacs, C. Gifts, IJ. Rcarick. Tlzirfl row: A. Como, R. Reed, J. Palan, M. Skurich. 7I First row: L. Pichford, S. Patton, P. Bucci, J. Rasch. B. Blewitt. J. Ferrell, N. Mau-jko, D. Pain-lla, S. Burns. Second row: R. Gura, B. Simon, E. Cavanaugh, P. Kosco, K. Semonza, C. Walton. S. Bcnnn-e. E. Yauman. Third row: R. Roman, A. Watson, S. Fehinger, D. Garvin, M. Puskar, R. Jonda, R. Lawyer. P. Carbon, D. Ekoniak. L. Trebus. J. Turner. i Fourth row: D. DeLetis, G, Wood, R. Wood, R. McCollum, T. Perkins, H. Smith. A. Tomko. D. Mentzer, R. Shryack. V 44Habla espanol? Translated, Do you speak Spanish?'7 At almost any time you might hear'a phrase or two like this. 'icomo esta Usted?77 Como se llema usted? It all may be Creek to you. but to the mem- bers of the newly formed Span- ish Club, itis their pride and joy. Dedicated to the further- ing of the Spanish language and customs. the members go all out to puzzle their friends and get people interested in the language. With the spark of interest grow- ing, many new members are joining the club. This year a l o n e the membership has jumped from 27 to -1-3. Latin Club Sponsor. Mrs. Mary Dc-Genova. Spanish , Club spwzsor: Mrs. Sylvia Scholl, Students must be taking Span- ish I or II in order to be eligi- ble for membership. This yearis activities were highlighted by a banquet at which the new mem- bers were initiated. Mary Ann Staltkflq Seffefflfyi .ludy Perkins. llresirlerzt: Dick Jones. Ireasurerg Bonnie Bennett. zfir-e president, V? . lg, E .., V sf , 6 5.. Pat Rousso. Duane Haas. serretary. H ' zation, the Latin Club, sponsored HVeni, vidi, vicif' In the words of the immortal Julius Caesar, meaning 'LI came, l saw, l con- quered. Here in our school is a club dedicated to the furthering of the knowledge of Roman civili- wqy- by Mrs. Roy Scholl. This Latin sentence might well be said to per- tain to the Latin Club also! The Latin Club'has succeeded in con- quering the fears and doubts of students about the simplicity of the Latin language and about Roman civilization, which has had such a great effect upon the world today. To become a member of this or- ganization, a student must have taken one year of Latin. This spring the club held its annual banquet at which food. served by slaves, was eaten by members lying on couches about a table, in Roman dress. according to an- cient Roman custom. Ross. C0-Consulsg Don Koma. treasurer: Janet 0 l i ' X l N l X., l ii First rout' L. Beers, K. Laczo. A. Augustine, K. Benson, R. Heldman, C. Berg, N. Tabak. K. Campbell. J. Nestor, E. Liptak. S. D'On0frio. Seronrl row: C. Sapio, P. Romeo, C. Farrall, L. Norling, B. Cirts, S. Cow. A. Estok, P. DiGiovanni, E. Novotny, A. Penson, J. Agresta, R. Simon. Third row: R. Hall, C. Zillo, M. Stinedorf. R. Hudock, L. Berry, K. Siiner, B. Massie. S. Mealka. B. Bonace, P. Maloney, B. Simon, J. Roberts, H. Durkin. J. Stupka. Fourth row: D. Williams, B. Crinnen. D. Sicafuse. W. Gruber, F. Costello, J. Kavaky, B. Kosek, E. Bobby, B. Voytko. k, 1Qwf ,f5.x.,:,, -X Lf fx xQ,wN'k:'wf1Bi First row: C. Walton. L. Seely, E. Bakalar. E. Novotny. J. Haas. B. Bonace. B. Hurlock. R. Huflock. Serum! row: M. Stanko, J. Perkins, B. Simon. J. Bolsco. K. Fiiner. L. Ur-ers. ll. Bennett. wmzdq paaykota. The two primary requirements of Firlelis membership. open to 15 junior ancl 20 senior girls, are personality and scholarship. The girls are voterl members of Ficlelis in their sophomore or junior year by a ma- jority vote of the present members. The giving of a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family ancl the selling of football ribbons ancl pencils engraved with basket- ball scheclules to encourage school spirit, heafl their list of worthy projects. Dinner meetings. decorating the school Christmas tree. reminiscing at the annual banquet. where each senior girl is presentecl with a silver iclentification bracelet, are just a few of the happy times which will never be forgotten. Rita Dubyak and Janie Nestor encourage school spirit by selling pep ribbons to Paul Colwl. .lorry Cliuparkoff. Ken Martin, and 'lied Metzlcr. 75 First row: J. Calo, T. Metzler, E. Aheid, L. Trebus, R. Siiner, W. Gruber. Mr. N. Horney, sponsor. Second row: V. Frazzani, B. Faddock, R. Novak. J. Salvatore, .l. Stupa, J. Naughton, D. Williams, B. Adams, K. Martin. I ' I I I I I I 666 The Engineers' Club invites all who have scientific interests. ln order to he eligible. a student must be majoring in math or science. The purpose of the club is to investi- gate the opportunities for the student in engineering. Under the sponsorship of Mr. i' i xx illllittlgk Z Nicholas Horney, several successful programs were planned this year. My .lim Paris. secretary-treasurerg Bob McClure, presirlentg Richard Simon, vice president. Seated: Mr. Horney, sponsor. 76 f Eff W First row: A. Augustine, P. Maloney, T. Metzler, R. Dubyak, D. DeLetis, C. Wood, R. Heldman, M. Heryavec. Second row: S. Fe-binger, C. Farrall, S. Gow, L. Norling, J. Sfara, T. Traficant, C. Andre, R. Pompeii, C. Owens. Third row: N. Bulla, K. Benson, ,l. Ferrell, D. Shears, E. Yaumon, E. Novotny, C. Maloney, S. Popovich. Fourth row: L. Sutton, J. Maxwell, M. Runge, B. Umbel, N. Tabak, B. Massie, S. Melka, .l. Barger. Y I I f I 1 4 The National Forensic League is an organization for the purpose of promoting speech among high school students. Under the sponsorship and able direction of Mrs. Van Fossan, the Struthers' chapter of the N.F.L. is open to all students who have earned enough points through speech activities. Extra degrees provide an incentive to further speech work after admittance to this organization has been attained. 2 ff Pat Maloney, treasurerg Mrs. Lotta Van Fossan. sponsorg 'lied Kletzler presiflerztg Rita Dulnyak, secretary: Rachel Helmlman, rice presidentg Dale DeLetis, recording serrelzzry. x 77 S ifzvf K d tr Q , f 'Q First row: L. Beers. K. Siincr B. Simon, E. Novutny. S. Fi-liingvr. l. .lackinlt-ll. D. Row. C. Walton. Secorzrl row: B. Bcnnctt. R. McCollum, J. Paris, F. Costclln. C. Wood. D. Dol.:-tis. J. ljotscn. ' ch Wfgis., ' hyiecdaaf dana Norma Tulmuk. secretary: Claudia Smith. presirlenl: Dave Wil- liams. rice president: Slrs. Mary Bula. sponsor: Harold Durkin. trwzsztrer. 78 Nutional Honor Society nn-inbers put final tuuclws un Cltriftmus decorations. .yi 3 2 . ti. 2- . M, . A -W 4 ll 'CIE' . eg 2 .1 , First mir: M. St-monza. B. Jakubt-C. li. Umbel, P. Malone-y. R. Heldman. J. Prest. J. Heckert. A. .'XLlfll1SliIlt'. Serond row: H. Durkin, B. Grinnen, K. Martin. R. Simon, N. Tabak, M. Opsitnik, D. Hvizdak. C. Smith. Third row: J. Shipley. D. Sicafuse, J. Chuparkoff, B. McClure, D. Williams, T. Brncic. S. D'On0frio. U I E 5 l 2 I Membership to the National Honor Society is the highest honor to be Struthers Hiffh School. lVlembers are chosen on the bases of scholarship. e character, and service. Only the top one-third of the Junior and Senior eligible for membership in this highly esteemed organization. Sponsored by attained at leadership, classes are Mrs. Mary Bula. the National Honor Society sponsored movies in the auditorium on Saturday afternoons. The formal initiation for newly-elected members was held December 13. with Dr. Homer B. Henderson as the guest speaker. Senior members who earned 30 points by working at the movies and attending meetings made a trip to Wasil- ington. llc. this spring. New N.H.S. members take pledge. Principal Wayne Crinnen presents pins to news member A 9 3 fray s. 5: 478 1: if f f wx! ,X K r iffryx Os.. -11. 'X 'Q N, Z I ,fu ,ns .N 4 1 XXX 49 l A 5 1 s i f . , Q Q X x , 'K gy 'x 1 'QM . , wage? ffffz-E' Lx Lf L K neg, W ? 'ff. Q A X K4 5? ,gf 'QE 2 'QQ' 'Q 1, Sf H5 Q, if 1 fm 5' 2 ..f'iv?' ' flglv sh 'SX' 'N K 3 'Z , Q T is . J , x 93 Can you imagine a place 'LSo1newhere Over the Rain- boww? A place where troubles melt like lemon drops. Such a place was created as the juniors turned the Struth- ers High gymnasium into a lavish land 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow. It became an enchanting place of soft bil- lowy angel hair clouds in a sky of shimmering gold-a place of trees of rainbow hues and flowers-a place where there was a lovely rainbow leading to a pot of gold. Before the rainbow sat the King and Queen, Dick Cannon and Linda Wise. Refreshments were served on cloud No. 9. Dancing continued as the orchestra played over and over again the lovely strains of uOver the Rain- bowf, At twelve the couples came back to reality as they left this dreamland. However, never-to-be-forgotten were the happiness and pleasure they found nSomewhere Over the Rainbowf, fgxe V officers, crown Dick Cannon and Lin ise ,g-fl k i 3: 1.- M., Q we at . A ,, ,ii A f . 'mee Q 2 A ii ii fi, il . .,e, . n ' - ,mA! ' . 1 ji . fffrywgw . . . i .4 ' SFU- f W gi I t Q M ' ' , N leee M . if A X A l fm, - e if 1 . 'A y , L lA A' -' sei , Q fa' ' fl? if 3 if ive .C F as 3 4 .Lx , K N.. , 1 'fl 1' 5 Q J W .Q ,t ,. r ff w ,, . li' A 1 r X Us ff' , at n x 7 'W 4 K is f v Xb. ig,-5 , ,W, 5 99 Mews. J an . f . 4 'fe , ----- . N , J A l W? , ,,,:, x . , , -.J f-X 4. X R ROYAL COURT: George Kerlek, Bobby Phillips, Crown Bearersg King Dick, and Queen Linda, Betty Allen, Jerry Lucas, Carolyn Peluso, Bernie Kosek. Judy Prest, Benny Bruno, Angie Augustine, Mike Murcko, Elaine Bonofasky, Wayne Reichard, Beverly Gallo, Boll Slaven, Jane Semonza. Dorothy Hvisdak, Nick Gentile. f yi X 5 , S U f' 2. ' i . Jw K.- The reigning King and Queen . X 3 Q.,-f 82 P QX X C W M f k 'iv f O3 Q THE PERFECT ENDlNG . . . Linda Wise and Riellard Cannon were married on July 25. 1957, at the Strulliers United Presby- terian Church. 73' Q . 7 if f ,. , 2 w'ff li X .X f 'Nei lb in I if 2 ' A ' Q. T , ' K XX H' QW, 4 AV-' .4-'47 3 .Si 4-if .1-A' K at iw' M dv o 'rl L 'Q gi, f ,,',,5, ,' A .fm 1 , nj W-vfgl A, , b. Lg, 5, , ,:,v:l- '- - 3 ,..,. : lil I A , 'El ,W -. ' Y, ..N..Q4. mf ilfili iii:-,if 12.1Sw B 9: 'Al -.4 X as w 'J f 4' 1 r ' mm 7 I 0 45-7 Efku 'A W c nw QD X T it 'Qi' 5, i 4- if 86 A! ll I I at-fwlq, rw fig rr 'f'4f'.f V' ' 4 582393 '--f...vw,:f ,,,, HL 4. ,ZS 11 f ,' A Jak Q. ifw 2. 1 1 H 15,15 sig gait' 2 ,r ' f 'BA' 1 fflixjx., Ag. 1 ' f'b,'!tg xii.. mf ' 5 ff? . fs, Xl- Q xl? KT, !,g: g QA dk' 1 'ft' ik I E 5 t 1 ' g f ' 'iz I ' U ., 1- - . L. .- 13, J. ' - 1 '. 2 ': Q P, es , A 4 ' 'f 3 'L . . Ji . , T' f 1 img g ...,,.-.-,..,.4ni lg---------1- 'Mf-- 'g' . Wq 'M dl' Q it? f QfQiu -.mie37l'If?f' . L, P . HJBISEF, l4. 7J'Xp WX i X hd'K klK'E5?JxiKfAW The Struthers High Band pro- vides all the good pep music that is heard during assemblies and at football and basketball games. Un- der the direction of Nlr. Vincent Simon, the band has performed many intricate formations during football game half times. Full of spirit, the band can always be counted upon to do their share of cheering too. During Band Tag Day, band members ask the people of Struth- ers to contribute money to help the band keep in top-notch condi- tion. Another annual event is the ban- quet at which graduating senior members who have served four years or more receive pins and gifts in appreciation of their fine work. I I Fifth row: J. Rowland. N. Lancaster, B. M1 sev L Norlm R. Pompeii. B. Simon. R. Filihan. D. Balxalar K Nlaxen K. Isaacs, C. Darwich, J. Diana, J .laros J ho re E. McIntyre. ' 'ma' !ecwlSS ' 1 f K. Campbell. J. Roberts, J. Donatelli. B. Bonuctt. E. Bakalar. B. lakuln,-C. R. Heltlman, J, Williams, J. Botsko. 7 .T The majorettes are always on hand to highlight the band activi- ties during assemblies and half times with their smart stepping and fancy baton twirling. As skill- ful as they are attractive. they ef- fcct some very good precision ha- tomiing to hlend well with the spirited music of the hand. All this and talent. tool First row: Hrs. Mchlackin, Mrs. Kinkela. Mrs. Dnrwich, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Norling, Mrs. Spiker, Mrs. Kavaky. Second row: Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Lancaster, Mrs. Diana, Mrs. Jaros, Mrs. Reed, presidentg Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Helchnan, Mrs. Bennett. Third row: Mrs. Donnelly. Mrs. Del.etis, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Sicafuse, Mrs. Stinedorf. Not everyone can sing. hut Certainly everyone enjoys the singing clone by the Struth- ers chorus. This organization has done a great deal to brighten life here at Struthers. On such occasions as the Christmas and Tllanksgiving assemblies the beauty of their songs lent the final touch that made the program complete. Surely the girls and boys in this yearis chorus have lived up to the chorus tradition of fine singing. With Mr. Frank Tomasello as their sponsor, the chorus worked very hard this year on their annual Variety Show. X147 44? Hr. Frank Tumasello, sponsorg Peggy Zappa. vice presidentg Tom Boyarko, secretaryg ,lim Walter, presidciilg Jane Janosko, lreasurerg Ann Rovynak, presidentg Richard Floco, treasurer: Erma Gian- cola, secretary. .3 on n - mg. r r V xr f if 5Elf'pllf .. 'Q f f il 'hp C .-.. 0 O 'fl Q ,.. . l L -my lgoclolzdql-olwi-E. llflocoo, Zl.l1'l'0lN, M. Stanko. V. Pomarioo, D. Hcnlpstead, R. Crawford, J. Janosko, J. Bledsoe. Third row: C. Kelly, C. Beascly, P. Zappa, J. Ross-nberger, M. Wardle, V. Sedlaczko, L. Sutton, M. Cleland, J. Baer. Fourth row: P. McGraw, M. Boggs, D. Reichard. E. Erwin. J. Strishock. J. Howland, A. Rauch, P. Wiscolt, J. Walters. A Fifth row: P. Bucci, R. Bradford, J. Tre-pac, A. Bodine. R. Woods, R. Roman. J. Boyarko, G. Knight, R. James. l 1 'ww N .,,. ..,. iQ Q l Mg I 7, A L LgA,,, ,V V M N vyyyg ysyfiyx , ww , x ,ff ,ll, A- ., . , W.. .....- mg.-. ..., .... -.,..,?,..,.. ,,,, ..,,ff..,w., ..,..... .,...........E -. 2 .-.Mm ...il ....,.,........,. , ...., 1--. , .,,.,,.,.,,,., .- W ,,,,Mff . . - .. oo Q F dm. -.,5? W . . , 1 .,.. ........ , ., - +.ii......j,,,.ii. K , .. .- .. . ,,,f . ., ....,,,,,,,,,, .S ii! A ww-... .k...,,, Y -mf ., .., 92 as .mm .. .,., ., v.,,., ..... I ,. 5 W... M, Q. Mm A , .... .. s 'P' F' l M W'-- H:f,J .J 5ffisi.Jrrr..g...Q mf u - gf? Fi . First row: C. Javorsky, P. Davis, S. Cow, R. Charles, V. Hart. B. Sodvman, E. Toth. J. Barone. B. Petrus. Second row: li. Willizllxrs, S. Febinger, S. Popovich. G. Tovarnak, K. Unick, L. Si6n1lJix?cla. D. Carney, G. Webb. D. Rearick, C. Novak, L. Berg, K. Zarlinglo. Third row: J. Peebles. E. Cavanaugll, E. Yauman, J. Skurich, NI. Perry, J. Rafch, R. Kozak. N. Auman, M. Minghetti, M. Maxwell, M. Alle-n, B. Heasely, C. Sanko. C. Sikcs, C. Novak, B. Hrinak. M. Baron. Fourfh row: D. Williams, J. Bowshot, R. Alfred, E. Bowlash, D. Zarisky, H. Kozak. E. Brown, S. Sanders, S. Constantino, P. Ziccardo, P. Fissel. K. Korody, S. Palguta, C. Huzicko, E, Beasely. Fifrh row: R. Novak. C, Baum, E. McAfee, D, Opsitnik, B. Kusek, B. Thomas, T. Rex, E. Mitchell, M. Orenic, R. Pluncy, D. Fish, R. Floco, J. Ne-ider. Fa. ...M , V .V , Maw M .... . A 1 g s .... ,. 4 A MSM N,,M , ,,,,,,,, . .. . .kk. W, ,. , - f. ,g ,,gS?sz:W AYV.. Y ....--IM W.. . ., .MI - ....,. . J . Y., ., W... .... .. .,,. ,........, ,W 1' me .1 .5 , ,.W,,.,,,y...W..m. J... . ...., . 5 v 939 all f I z ' fam tb W h3, W5n...fn 3. D' 5... v. First row: J. Ferrell, Pompeii. S. Gow, N. Bulla, C. Farrall, L. Norling, P. DiGiovanni, T. Traficant, R. Second row: C. Bartovich, J. Basista, J. Barger, S. Mealka, E. Novotny, C. Andre, B. Massie, M. Heryavec, C. Owens. , Third row: R. Jayne, A. Rauch, A. Como, E. Profitt, D. Koma, J. McComish, F. McAfee, R. Vitullo, J. Thomas. Fourth row: K. Benson, M. Runge, S. Bolemback, R. Betts. Ronald .layne practices before critical spee ch class. r effdmfeeemf How can peace be best obtained in our troubled world?,' This question was answered time and time again as the indi- vidual speakers of Struthers High delivered their Prince of Peace speeches. The Prince of Peace contest is sponsored yearly by the Ohio Council of Churches. The participant memorizes and interprets a college-winning essay on the subject of peace. Early in the year a series of practice tournaments are held. This year one was held at Struthers High. The ensuing con- tests are Usudden death. If a person doesn't get a first place, he is automatically eliminated. Several prizes are given. Local winners receive bronze medalsg county winners, silver medalsg district winners, a gold medal and a trip to the U.N. The district winner then advances to the semi-finals. Those obtaining the finals are guaranteed at least 5550. Top prize in the state is S200 and a four year scholarship. As always, Struthers was very well represented. All Prince of Peace contestants are coached by Mrs. Lotta Van Fossan. Firsl row: A. Watson. P. Maloney, T. Nletzler. R. Duhyak, D. Delxtis. G. Wood. Second raw: C. Sicafuse, J. Maxwell, J. Rowland. P. Durkin. P. Bucci, G. Cirts, N. Macc-jko J. Graziano. Third row: P. Wiscott. S. Popovich. L. Sutton, D. Shears. C. Maloney, B. Blewitt, E. Yauman Fourllz row: S. Febingur, G. Sfara, 1. Bar-r, L. Flower. 77zc2nceaf77eace . First row: N. Talnak, T. Mvlzlcr, B. Umbel, D. Duloetis. C. Farrull. Serond row: P. lNIaloncy. R. H1-ldman, E. Nomtny, G. Wood. My 2 af.. in 5-if S. Mealka, R. Dubyak, P. Maloney, D. De-Letis, R. Heldman, G. Wood. J. Ferrell Speaking ability, reasoning powers. and lots of hard work, these are the requisites for E1 successful debater. The debate students of Struthers High have all these qualities. They have been very successful in all their work this year. The Varsity Debate Team, debating almost every Saturday. had a fine record in 4'A', or experienced division. Varsity debaters this year were Dale DeLetis, Rachel Heldman, Gary Wood, and Pat Maloney. They participated in both the Ohio High School Speech League and National Forensic League district finals. Many new faces were seen in debate this year. These newcomers debated mostly in Cv division, the novice classification and also alternated in 'GBT' division. All debate teams were coached ably by Mrs. Lotta Van Fossan. ' ' dltdfdflddlldfbe M. Heryavec, R. Betts, L. Flower, N. Bula, D. Shears, L. Sutton, R. Jayne. 'nf First row: C. Andre, R. Pompeii. Nl. Heryavec, M. Runge. L. Norling, C. Farrall, K. Benson. Second row: B. Blewitt, L. Traficant, E. Novotny. C. Owens, P. Durkin, J. Graziano, L. Flower. Third row: P. Bucci, C. Maloney, J. Maxwell. G. Sfara, S. Mealka. S. Popovieh, N. Bula. Fourth row: D. Shears, R. Helclman. A. Augustine, T. Metzler, J. Ferrell. D. DeLetis. C. Wood. o I real' ro ,ch 4 o 0 I The essence of debate is team work. lndividual events. in contrast, concerns only the individual speaker. A person in individual events is entirely on his ownf, The individual speaker may enter one of several categories: oratorieal. dramatic. or humorous decla- niation: original oratory, or extemporaneous speak- ing. ln all these events. Struthers was well-represented. Most novice speakers entered oratorical declamation to gain more speaking experience: however. the older speakers joined the other. more difficult cate- gories. :X series of practice tournaments was held during the early months of the year. Those obtaining the highest ratings then obtained the chance to partici- pate in the Ohio High School Speech League and National Forensic League district finals. lndividual events is also sponsored hy lVlrs. Lotta Van Fossan. Pat Maloney gives her version of Pigs is Pius. in humorous declalnation 97 , ' VH' 'NS' Seated: Miss Pat Tomko. C. Berg, E. Weaver, I. Jackentell, J. Bogan, G. Sfara, J. Began. K. Laczo. S.H.S. office girls are chosen from different classes on the basis of many traits. including grades, dependability, and honesty. ln assisting Miss Pat Tomko. high school secretary, they perform such duties as checking the attendance, delivering messages, and recording grades. Work here is good preparation for future secretaries. y. --Af Av- L , .ggfgj , .. ss, HI ef. lf ,Q 3- First row: C. Evans. V. Devenzio, C. Maloney, H. Colick, M. Boggs, J. Skurich. Second row: S. NIL-alka. J. Janosko, J. Kisak. M. Leskovar. C. Boggs. J. Will-GIIIS. J- Bllffmdy J. Burger. Third row: G. Tovarnak, N. Macejko, K. Unick, M. Falet, M. Sakas. R. Johnson. R. Filban, J. Sega-l. Under the supervision of Mrs. Elsie Shaw, the librarians are responsible for the management of the library. which includes the proper care and arrangement of the books. F: 'Nia , e .Wa 'Q . V 'ltvv . . ' 9 5 ii l sei t S. Shipley, T. Lewis, D. Williams, H. Durkin, .l, Kidd. The stage crew is an indispensable aid to Struthers High. Working for our principal, Mr. Wfayne Grinnen. they operate the electrical equipment, such as the lights and puhlic address system. They also run the movie projects and are responsible for all the films shown in the school. In addition, the stage crew aids in such special projects as dances and plays. T. Nlclnlire. ll. Penne-ll. D. Williams. li. Bruno. H. Durkin. H. Simon. Mr. .l. Hnncs. The lalmoratory assistants are the 'hehind the scenes., men of the Chemistry lah. Besides assistinfr Mr. Jack Hinies in research work. and helping to keep the equipment U c room cleun and in order. this helpful group mixes the r-heniicals and prepares the experiments for the chemistry and physics classes. To he eligible to heconic a lah assistant. a student niust.l1ave completed a year ol chemistry or physics. . ,. .W . , 'Q PAT EVANS QB YROSELWPD 9 GARY WOO I U ay ibxlf jg F ,I U W 1' W ix Rf I gf Q off r I M 'igx X N C 'J iw P JUDY Pazsrcl, M3 121 2 : 5 A f ' RAQH 1. CO'ED1TORS- HELD AN HOPEWELL V , Q V 'W 5, FANOX PAT MALON EY NA g ATEK B EN BRUNO XX PEAQ ,VLULLSM R Gov X a Q 5 3 D O ROTHY L-Ei rv! X, HWSDAK Rsaov X . 7' DALE 'ii A':fgf SHEARS f 17 r , QU f , X 5' RITA DUBYAK THXNK---- .weak . MARYJO ff BURNS K i,g:?N1'-gf X . ' sro: 'E D ' 3, K A um- wjgfuggj A-'7' 'cal-A f DALE l ,TOE DE LETIZ AGRESTA NOQMA N PAW-A cARoa.vN IVABAK ROM PE'-U50 ii p7 if Q 7', ge QS, 39' X I Zl v ll' W Y M, H RON BUY 'ru Ooewg 'scifi' 'BET ' mf H PRSNTS-H QSM? w DITTOU BARS W' C CHUCK UMBEL. A f 'SW S X ZH-'-O J JERRY - X KITTY use i NN KX A CAMPBELL LUCAS N!!-ig? lx 'f-2 .5 First row: J. Agresta. B. Higgins. E. ,-Kult. T. Reedy. T. Estok. N. Gentile. Second raw: D. Ross, C. Farrall. J. Haas. li. Novotny, B. Jakubec, L. Norling. Third mic: B. linnace. L. Seely, F. Mcalka. tl. Bartovich. KI. AlII1HSy. P. Kaminsky. D. Shears. Fuzzrtlz row: IJ. UeLc-tis, K. lie-nson. R. Bledsoe. 5. llolemluneh. J. Skurich, G. Wood. The Student Prints hit the press in l5 lvi-weekly editions this year. all filled with interesting facts. figures. fiction. and laces. Published by members of the journalism classes under the supervision of William C. Comstoek. the Student Prints has received nmny high ratings from the press associations. journalism class students cover all news events of the school. write features and editorials. distrilnute papers to suliseriliers. and solicit advertisement. lfirst mic: R. I'lvldnian, N. Tabula. D. Hvixduk. P. Evans. E. Liptak. I.. Huzicko. Second row: P, Romeo. S. Shipley. B. Yeriun. B. Delendeifer. T. Brneic: J. Kinkvlla. Third row: R. Hawley. S. lJ.Onofrio. J. Ttnnko. B. Cramer, U. Pctrusliu. J. Lucas. R. Puliskis. ..-Q ,..-M-4 g. l, ,J ,f .L W wi W 15524 IK 'usfmm First row E Liptak E Ault, .l. Chuparkoff. Second row P Maloney E. Novotny, K. Benson, BI. Semonza, J. Haas. B. Kosek. N. Gentile. B. i waive . ',,, ,tv ,,, F s Xi mmf. 4,1 The business staff solicited advertising which helped cover the cost of printing the yearbook. Although the entire staff did a fine job, Elaine Novotony and Janet Haas brought in the most ads. The circulation staff canvassed the school in a sign-up campaign which netted more sales than in any other year. First row: P. Zappa. B. lakubec, K. Laczo, N. Tabak. C. Berg, E. Giancola. Second row: II. Opsitnik, J. Pruse, P. Romeo, K. Campbell, B. Stefano, M. Runge. Third row: M. Sc-nionza, T. Brncic, D. Sicafusc, J. Naughton. B. Kosek, B. Petruska. J. Lucas, H. Fye. Fourth row: T. Mclntire, B. Bruno. R. Blorellg R. Novak. B. McDowell, P. Mrofchak, R. Simon, R. Paliskis. .,. We N MR. WILLIANI COMSTOCK Student Print and Hopewell advi or TRHPIEAHA CD Dr. Eugene Beach gives inspiring address. The l95T journalism banquet, honoring members of the Hopewell and Student Prints staffs, was held in the high school cafeteria. Ur. Eugene Beach, pastor of the First Christian Church of Youngstown, gave an inspiring address to the students and guests. Trophies for their adlnirable work were pre- sented to Jo l'olito and Joan Koehis by Gene Opsitnik, annual photographer. Bonnie Reed, Student Prints editor, received a trophy from Hrs. Naydne Herrick, publisher of the Struthers Journal, for her outstanding work. Cue-sts ineluded Mr. O. J. Gabriel, Superintendent of Scfliools, Principal Wfayne Crinnen, advisors and editors from district schools. members of the school board, and parents. Annual staff busy ut work. ,lo Poliln and Joan Kochis. 1957 Hopewell Editors, receive trophic-s for ou tant ing work from Gene Opsitnik. t N? ,x'fT77f Y 'Qi tv linrniie Reed. Prints Editor, accepting trophy T ' d'f1- ' op Iejt, stan mb. laul Cobel, President of Ohio Waterg Joe Agresta, Sanitary Officer. Seated: Torn Estok, Postmaster of Struthersg Dave Williams, President of Dollar Bankg Ed Ault, Editor of Struthers Journal. Top right, left to right: Don Sicafuse, Safety Service Directorg Ken Martin Mayorg Ron Sicafuse, Police Chief. Standing: Bill Pennel, Tax Commissioner, Jerry Shipley, Auditorg ,lim Naughton, Street Commissionerg Jerry Chuparkoff, City Solicitor, Bill Higgins, Fire Chief. Ar left: Principal. Harold Durking Superintendent of Schools, Boll Grinnen. mmlm f iclent fl ounu ll Simon Seated llcinnr Strlmlirzg: H. Crinnen. Superintendent of Schools. Left ta right: llozlrd of ounnl anur ll Ncntm lx Horxat S Education members, R. Paliskis, B, McClure, T. Reecly. Presidentg S. nofxu T Brncu 'I Nlt In D'Onofrio, T. Brncic. T. Metzler. This is the highest point in your annual, the climax of another year. Witliiri these next pages are the indi- viduals who have reached the top of the ladder of classes. the seniors. After four years here at Struthers, you, the seniors, are now prepared to take your place as responsi- ble citizens. The senior class represents the culmination of all the well spent effort in every phase of school life, the finished product. The many joys experienced, the many lessons learned will not he forgotten as just so much past history, but will go on living. an indestructihle part of each person. The foundation has been laid, now it is up to you, future citizens and leaders, to huild on- ward and upward. Though you leave us now, your memory will live on. each accomplishment a memorial to you. The years of preparation for graduation are the happiest, most adventurous years of your life, and we hope they will remain as such to you. useouhza ff if ff ,T E flfx NXQKV ST TXQXYWT N Y? ,lf 'XGA ax W X N W : 'K QJLLQQXQQ X ': E 6 Business is brisk at the senior class eoneession stand. liill Higgins, vice president: Mrs. Mary Deflenova, sponsor: Pat Evans, treas- Izrerg Angela Augustine, presidentg Mr. Arleigh YVesterlJeek, sponsorg Pat Ma- loney, secretary. 0 l I I an .7 Variety is the spice of life, so says an old adage. You, the energetic senior class. have eooperated together in a variety of activities this yearg thus making your senior year a very profitable one. -Remember at the football games how you stood out in the cold uttering your ery fierce and hold. 'LConcessions! Get your concessions here! You really worked hard on those concessions. You hrayecl anything-Cold weather. flu-anything-to get those eoneessions sold to the people. A great asset to you was our winning football team. After the Rayen game. rememlier how you sponsored the first reeord hop of the year? The Kickoff tl1at's what you called it. And A'Tlie Kickoff it was. The record hop was so successful that it has set a preeedent for all other classes to follow. Then. you had a series of ear washes throughout the year. You may have come home a little wet, but you made quite a profit on them. You sold screwdrivers during the Christmas holidays. As seniors you did so many other things. The Ice Follies trip to Cleveland, the Senior Banquet in May. You the senior class have worked together well. You have had many varied and successful projects. The willingness to work and the cooperation that you the Class of 1958 have shown will always be an example for all classes to follow. THEODORE A. METZLER This year the top spot in class ranking goes to Theodore Metzler. Ted, having taken the college entrance course, led the senior class of 1958 with a 3.91 average to take the Valedictorian position. Behind him he leaves a long list of achievements worthy of four years of high school well spent. His scholastic attainments include three times representing Struthers in the Mount Union Tests and receiving the Bausch S Lomb Science Award. He also has been four times winner of the American Legion Essay Con- test. His crowning achievements in scholarship are ranking in the upper five per cent of the state in the Ohio State Scholar- ship Test for Seniors and also becoming one of the few Struthers students to receive relognition on the National Merit Scholarship Test. In addition Ted is active in speech. Besides being president of the National Forensic League, in which he holds the degrees of Distinction. he has made a fine record in speech competition. Active in both debate and individual speaking events, he won the state championship in extemporaneous speaking last year. In the Prince of Peace Contest he has also been a district winner twice. Aside from these many activities, Ted is a hard-working member of many school clubs. He is vice president of the Ductorian HisY and a member of the Engineers' Club. Ted plans to attend Denison University where he will major in history and philosophy. I I I The position of Salutatorian for the senior class of 1958 goes to David Williartis. Dave, also a college entrance student, took the second ranking position with a 3.31 average. Dave, too, is very active and like Ted ranks high in scholastic attainment. Among his scholastic achievements are receiving thc Bausch Sz Lomb Science Award and representing Struthers in the Mount Union Scholarship Tests. In ninth grade. he took General Scienceg tenth, Latin Ilg and in eleventh, Chemistry. Placing in the upper five per cent of the state in the Ohio General Scholar- ship Test for Seniors ranks highest of his achievements. Besides his scholastic activities, Dave enjoys membership in many school organizations. Foremost of these is the National Honor Society in which he is vice president. He is also secretary- treasurer of the Ductorians Hi-Y and a member of the stage crew and Engineers' Club. Dave plans to attend M.I.T. where he will study to become a nuclear physicist. DAVID A. WILLIAMS 1' . JOSEPH AGRESTA BETTY LOU ALLEN SALLY ALLSHOUSE 2 ,S 2, 2 ,. i.. .1 x 'f' xg!! fx W ATX If CAROLINE ANDROSEK X 0-mx S .fx ALLEN AULT EDWARD AULT RALPH AVOLIO ANGELA AUGUSTINE ERNEST AUGUSTINE Z- Q if it NNXW X ws EW' 5, fP if EE JANICE BARGER FRANK BARONE CAROL BARTOVICH Q U Omen JOANNE BASISTA CAROLYN BELL KAREN BENSON Q' CAROLE BERG ANGELA MARIE BLANCH RAYMOND BLEDSOE if my ROBERT BOANO WALTER BODINE +5 Que ff X XD 9+ CAROL JEAN BOGGS A W m-figs -:vg. LJ' ' E MARILYN BOGGS DAVID BOMPAG RAYMOND BOYLLS . f , LAVERNE BRABRANT ANTHONY BRNCIC BEN BRUNO 5 f PEGGY BUFFORD MARY JO BURNS KITTY LEE CAMPBELL LTEAY l, BARBARA CHECK JEROME CHUPARKOFF SAMUEL CICCHILLO NORMA COTIC ROBERT CRAMER JO ANN DONATELLI 5 A E MARY PATRICIA DONNELLY SAMUEL DAONOFRIO RITA DUBYAK 'WWY1 y VF? Q S In f L J X N55 r' X HAROLD DURKIN CHARLES EARWOOD TOM ECKMAN NORMA EICHSTADT WILFRED EISENBRAUM FA ki' 'Q J I 654 IR WASH THOMAS ESTOK PATRICIA EVANS HOWARD FYE A Rqfp ev DOLORES GARVIN 'S' NICK GENTILE K qw? H BETTY GERLACK ERMA GIANCOLA PAUL GOBEL I QV' ROBERT GRINNEN GEORGE HALL RONALD HALL W xii? Q' L A 53 U QE fi L O' X mx Kfx II6 P 442 X Ni ANNA MARIE HALSERMAN JANL1' HLCKLNL KZ, L-f-J-'--f RACHEL HELDMAN WILLIAM HIGGENS KENNETH HORVAT ' ' I E - T RICHARD HOWLEY LORETTA HUZICKO DOROTHY HVIZDAK f K 1iT 5G ,E k Q in ' f Q X l U AX CAR, BARBARA JAKEBEC ELIZABETH JAMES X gf- XX ,V gp-I JEDITH JAMES RUTH JOHNSON ANDREW KLAPAC X l . 1' , , .- L, ,V amz fwvm , ROBERT KOMAR ROBERT KOSCO WILLIAM KOSCO jf. N5 -f - +967 QW! J J X I BERNARD KOSEK FRANK KRAKE KATHERINE LACZO Q if .J CAROL LIPOSCHAK ELEANORE LIPTAK JERRY LUCAS H Q Qwshf T PATRICIA MALONEY PETE MARCHETTI KENNETH MARTIN T .f 5C 0 f' T U dx 1 L 55 ROBERT MCCLURE WILLIAM MCDOWALL THOMAS MCINTIRE NW-H A ow qu VIVIAN MELCHIONNE STEPHEN MESSAROS THEODORE METZLER ,lun .L X L, -. RALPH MORELL PATRICK MROFCHAK RICHARD NIULARCHICK 5:57:59 fb O 2 Z fqxm LNG' LAWRENCE MYERS JAMES NAUGIITON JANET NESTOR fi ' ..? l RONALD NOVAK MARY FRANCES OLIQNICK MARGARET OPSITNIK I H 1 !I 1 f , I X w hx I RONALD PALISKIS CAROLYN PELUSO WILLIAM PENNELL J YXY S. JUDITH PREST xyx lm -A I2 H ROBERT PETRUSKA JOSEPHINE POMA MARGARET POMPOCO 93.12, IOANN PRUSE WILLIAM QUINN JOHN RAUCH ,IUDITH RILARICK THOMAS REEDY K xyxxwh '15 N QKTX 5 lr L PAULA PONIEO JANE ROSENBERGER TR ANN ROVNYAK JOSEPH RUDZIK MARTHA RUNGE fi N N6 x QI JOHN SALVATORE CHRISTINE SAPIO VIVIAN SEDLACKO I N, I D1 MARILYN SEMONZA FLORENCE SHAFFER GERALD SHIPLEY STURGIS SHIPLEY DONALD SICAFUSE RONALD SICAFLSF MARY CATHERINE SIIZNIBIIZIJA RICHARD SIMON 4 df gif' I N 7 L,l' ,KW 0 ' 'Y CIALIIJIA SNIITII BAHBAIIA STICITANO I, f X 46' P ,l 'FN 'VX NIAIIGAIIET STINEDORI7 NOIIMA TABAK JOHN 'IIABLACK 'M L I .Q ,uf Fi' dj 1 , L ff EDWARD THOMSON JOSEPH TOKICH JOHN TOMKO 8 klllx 1 :LA T X X yi T XT 5 QQ 5 Q1 I 3 f 1 x BA H B.'XHfX PNIBEL G ICN IL VALEXTI N li ROBERT VALLEY MARY LOU WARDLF JAMES WATT BARBARA WILLIAMS DAVID WILLIAMS 67 4 N-yr new-V? 'QS-1 JOYCE WILLIAMS GERALD WOLFE M NANCY YERIAN 65? ROBERT YERIAN MARGARET ZAPPA if - f 32 I Q I 'E CLASS HISTORY The month was September and the year was 1954. You were a part of the crowd that was standing outside Struthers High School. Finally, the doors opened and you were swept into the activity of the freshman year. Your class officers for that year were Benny Bruno, presidentg Nick Gentile, vice presidentg Eleanore Liptak, secretary: and Janet Heckert, treasurer. Mr. Robert Hauge was a very cooperative sponsor. Re- member that first skating party at Kelly's in Columbiana, Ohio. Next came a class dance and then a school dance called the Hobo Hop. The hop was held at Sexton Street gym and Billy Farrell, a top recording star. made a special guest appearance. Who will forget escaping from study hall to wash walls as a part of the Clt-an+Up campaign? The month was again Septemberg but the year. 1955. This year you were better acquainted with the other members of your class and with S.H.S. The new class officers were Dave 'Wil1iams, presidentg Tom Eckman, vice president: Tom Mclntire, secretary: and Don Sicafuse, treasurerg with Mr. Gene Janecko as sponsor. Everyone had a fun-filled time at the Halloween party. which featured such funny and clever costumes, including that of a mummy. Another skating party and a post-basketball game dance rounded out the memorable activities of your sophomore year. September, 1956, marked the beginning of your all important junior year. When class president Carol Keiffer moved to another school, Angela Augustine was elected to the office. Benny Bruno was vice presidentg Rachel Heldman. secretary: and Pat Evans, treasurer. Hrs. Sylvia Scholl, Miss Margurite Tigue, and Mr. Tom Phillips store in the boiling sun the blustery cold crying to get soaked at a car the ,Iunior4Senior Prom. served as class sponsors. Remember tramping from store to to get ads for the football programs, and then. standing in the merits of the finished product? Perhaps you were one wash, or covered with itchy angel-hair while decorating for The month was September and the year was 1957. At last. the final and most important year began. Angela Augustine, again elected president, was assisted by Bill Higgins, vice presidentg Pat Maloney, secretary: and Pat Evans, treasurer. The sponsors were Mrs. Mary DeGenova and Mr. Arleigh Westerbeck. Always to be remembered highlights were the New Yearis party at the Old Barn. the trip to the Ice Follies, the Junior-Senior Prom. Remember the senior picnic, senior banquet. and Baccalaureate? What were your thoughts as you cheered at the last pep assembly? As you looked up at the student body at the Senior Assembly, did it bring back some of these wonderful memories you had as an underclassman? The day was June 2 and the year 1958. You marched slowly and nostalgically from the commencement service along with dear and long-to-be-remembered friends., and that September morning in 1954 suddenly seemed like yesterday. 11 K 's 'W .9 JOE AGRESTA-NORMA EICHSTADT KEN HORVAT-JO ANN DONATELLI HAROLD DURKIN f , , 71604: Fopalaa BARB UMBEL-BEN BRUNO 2641 Uuued PAT EVANS-FRANK BARONE PAUL COBEL-JO POMA , ,iz ,gg . MARY FRANCES MARY JO BURNS-NICK GENTILE L ish: Danna NORMA TABAK-JERRY LUCAS BARBQ STEFANO , I , , .lclelqta Succeed VE WILLIAMS RACHEL HELDMAN gut Ionian? 41' TED METZLER--RITA DUBYAKL BILL HIGGINS-ANGIE AUGUSTINE DON SICAFUSE L 1 L-I29 AGRESTA, JOE: Concessions 4, Ductorians 3, 4, Foot- ball Manager 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Student Prints 4, Varsity S Club 3, 4, Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLEN, BETTY LOU: Annual Staff 4, Concessions 4, Fidelis 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Junior-Senior Prom Attendant 3, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Teacher's Assistant 3. ALLSHOUSE, Sally: Basketball 1, 2, Y-Teen Basket- ball 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Committee 1. 2. 3. 4, Concessions 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. ANDROSEK, CAROL: Y-Teen Basketball 3, CAA 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Librarian 3, Senior Y-Teens 3, Teacher's Assistant 3, Variety Show 1. AUGUSTINE, ANGELA: Class President 3, 4, Con- cessions 4, Debate Team 1, 2, 3,.Dramatics Club 3, Fidelis 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 4, CAA 1, 2, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, Junior Y-Teens 1, Vice President 2, Latin Club 3, 4, National Forensic 1, 2, 3, 4, Indi- vidual Events 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Mount Union Scholarships 1, 2, 3, Prince of Peace 1, 2, 3, Senior Y-Teens 3, Worship Chairman 4, Variety Show 1, 2, Class Committee 1, 2. AUGUSTINE, ERNIE: Class Committee 1, 2, Football 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Leader 4. AULT. ALLEN: Baseball 3, Basketball 1, 2, Bowling 3, Ductorians 3, Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4, Track 1. 2. 3. 1 AULT. EDWARD: Baseball 2, Basketball 3, Basket- ball Manager 1, 2, Class Committee 1. 2. 3.: Ductor- ians 3. 4, Football Manager 3, Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Student Prints 4, Varsity HS Club 3. 4. AVOLIO, RALPH: Intramurals 1. BARGER. JANICE: Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Class Committee 3. 4, Dramatics Club 2. 3. 4: .Junior Y-Teens 1. 2: Librarian 4, National Forensic 4, Prince of Peace 2. 4, Senior Y-Teens 3. 4. BARONE. FRANK: Class Committee 3, Concessions 4, Ductorians 3: Intramurals 1. 4, Student Prints 4. BARTOVICH. CAROL: Bowling 3: Concessions 4: Jun- ior Y-Teens 1. 2, Latin Club 2. 3, Prince of Peace 4, Senior Y-Teens 3. 4, Student Prints 4. BASISTA. JOANNE: Band 3, Band Manager 2, Bowl- ing 2. 3: Class Committee 3: Concessions 4: Future Nurses Club 4: GAA 1. 2: Intramurals 1. 2. 4, Jtlnior Y-Teens 1. 2, Prince of Peace 4, Senior Y-Teens 3. 4. BELL. CAROLYN: Concessions 4, CAA 1. 2: Intra- Murals 1. 2. 3. 4, Junior Y-Teens 2, Senior Y-Teens 3. 4. BENSON. KAREN: Annual Staff 4, Y-Teen Basketball 3: Bowling 3. 4: Class Committee 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Chairmanship 3: Concessions 4, Fidelis 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 4, CAA 1. 2. 3. 4, Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Junior Y-Teens 1,, Social Chairman 2, Latin Club 4. Officer 3, National Forensic 4, Mount Union Scholar- ship 1, Prince of Peace 4, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Student Leader 2. 4, Student Prints 4, Teacher's Assistant 2, 3. BERC, CAROLE: Class Committee 1. 2. 3. 4, Conces- sions 4, Future Nurses Club 4, CAA 1, 2. 3, lntra- murals 1. 2, 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens l, Ways and Means Chairman 2, Latin Club 2. 3. 4, Office Cirl 3. 4, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Variety Show 1. BLANCH. ANGELA MARIE: Bowling 3, Chorus 2. 3, Concessions 4, Clee Club 2. 3, CAA 1: Intramurals 4, Junior Y-Teens 1. 2, Senior Y-Teens 3. 4, Variety Show 2, 3. BLEDSOE, RAY: Concessions 4, Student Prints 4. BOANO. BOB: Class Committee 3, Concessions 4. BODINE. WALTER: Class Committee 3, Concessions 4. BOCCS. CAROL JEAN: Chorus 3, Concessions 4, Clee Club 3, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Senior Y-Teens 4. BOCCS. MARILYN: Chorus 2. 3. 4, Concessions 4: Clce Club 2. 3. 4, Junior Y-Teens 2, Librarian 1. 2. 3. 4, Prince of Peace 1. 2. 3, Senior Y-Teens 4: Variety Show 1, 2. 3. BOMPACE. DAVE: Engineers' Club 3. 4, Class Com- mittee 3, Mount Union Scholarship 3. BRABRANT, LAVERNE: Future Nurses Club 2, lntra- murals 1. 2, 3. 4, Senior Y-Teens 3. 4, Junior Y-Teens 1. 2, Student Prints 3, Variety Show l. BRNCIC. TONY: Concessions 4, Ductorians 3. 4: En- gineers' Club 3: Homeroom Representative 4: National Honor Society -l, Student Prints 4-, Class Committee 1. 2. 3. 4, Class Chairmanship 3. 4. BRUNO. BENNY: Annual Staff Assistant Photography Editor 4, Baseball 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2, 4, Bowl- ing 3, 4, Class President 2, Class Vice President 3: Ductorians 3, Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Intramurals 3, Lab Assistant 4, Latin Club 1. 2. 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Stage Crew 1: Varsity HS Club Presi- dent 3. Secretary 4. BUFFOHD. PECCY: Concessions 4: Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 4, CAA 1: Intramurals 1, .lunior Y-Teens 1. 2, Mount Union Scholarship 3: Prince of Peace 3, Senior Y-Teens 3. 4, Variety Show 4. BOYLES, RAY: Class Committee 3. BURNS. MARY .lO: Annual Staff 2, Literary Editor 3: Bowling 2. 3. 4: Concessions 4, Draniatics Club 2: CAA 1. 2. 3. 4, Intramurals l. 2. 3. 45 .lunior Y-Teens 2, Y-Teen Basketball 2, Mount Union Scholarship 1. 2. 3: Spanish Club 3. 4: Senior Y-Teens 3. 4, Senior Y-Teen Basketball 3. 4: Student Leader 2. 3, Student Prints 2. Sports Editor 3. Editor-in-Chief 4: Class Committee 1. 2. CAMPBELL. KITTY: Annual Staff Co-Activity Editor 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Fidelis 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Intramurals 3. 4: Junior Y- Tcens 1: Music Chairman 2, Latin Club 2. 3. 4, Majorette 3. 4, Senior Y-Teens 3. lVIusic Chairman 4, Variety Show 1. 2, Class Committee 1. 2. 4: Class Chairman 3. CHECK. BARBARA: Band 1, 2, 3: Bowling 3: Cheer- leader 1: Concessions 4: CAA I. 2. 4: Intramurals 1. 2. 3: Junior Y-Teens 1, 2: Senior Y-Teens 3. 4: Student Leader 3: Variety Show 1. 2: Class Com- mittee 1, 2. 3. 4. CHUPARKOFF. JERRY: Band 1: Baseball 3: Basket- ball 1: Basketball Manager 2: Bowling 3. 4: Con- cessions 4: Debate Team 3: Ductorians 4: Engineers' Club 4: Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Latin Club I. 2, 3: National Forensic 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Mount Union Scholarship 1. 2, 3: Prince ol Peace 3: Class Committee 3: Stage Crew 1: Variety Show 2. CICCIIILLO. SAM: Baseball I: Chorus 1: Concessions 4: Intramurals 1: Mount Union Scholarship 2: Track 1: Class Committee 3. COTIC. NORNIA JEAN: Bowling 2. 3: Cafeteria Staff 1: Chorus 2. 3: Concessions 4: Clee Club 1, 2. 3: CAA 1. 2: Intramurals I. 2: Junior Y-Teens I. 2: Senior Y-Teens 3. 4: Student Prints 4: Variety Show 1, 2. 3: Teacher's Assistant 4: Class Committee 3. 4. CRANIER. BOB: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Ductorians 3. 4: Intramurals l: Prince of Peace 3: Student Prints 4. DONATELLI. JOANN: Annual Staff Bookkeeping Ed- itor 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Committee 1, 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club 1. 2: Fidelis 3. 4: GAA 1: Intra- murals 1. 2: Junior Y-Teens I. 2: Majorette 3. 4: Office Girl 1. 2. 3: Senior Y-Teens 3. 4: Variety Show 1. 2. 4. DONNELLY. MARY PATRICIA: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Bowling 3: Chorus I: Dramatics Club 1. 2: Fidelis 3. 4: CAA 1. 2: Intramurals 1. 2: Junior Y-Teens 1. 2: Senior Y-Teens 3. 4: Variety Show l. 2. 4. D'ONOFRIO. SAM E.: Concessions 4: Ductorians -I-: Latin Club 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 4: Mount Union Scholarship 2: Student Prints 4: Class Com- mittee 4. DUBYAK. RIT.-X: Annual Staff Proofreader 4: Conces- sions 4: Debate Team 4: Fidelis 3. 4: GAA 2: Home- room Representative 3: Intramurals 3: .Iunior Y-Teens I. 2: Latin Club 2. 3. 4: Class Committee 3. 4: National Forensic 3, Secretary 4: Individual Events 3. 4: Mount Union Scholarship 2. 3: Prince of Peace 3. 4: Senior Y-Teens 3. 4: Student Prints Exchange Editor 3. Editor 4. DURKIN. HAROLD: Concessions 4: Ductorians 4: Lab Assistant 4: Latin Club 2. 3. 4: Mount Union Scholar- ship 2. 3: National Honor Society 3. Treasurer 4: Stage Crew 3. 4. EARWOOD. CHARLES: Class Committee 1. 2. 3. 4: Concessions 4: Intramurals l. 2: Prince of Peace 3: Student Leader 3. ECKNIAN. TOM: Class Officer 2: Class Committee 1. 2. 3. 4: Concessions 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 1. 3: Student Leader 3. 4: Track. EICHSTADT. NORMA: Class Committee 3. 4: Teacher's Assistant: Bowling 3: Chorus 2. 3: Concessions 4: Clee Club 2. 3: Junior Y-Teens 2: Senior Y-Teens 3, 4: Variety Show 2. 3. EISENBRAUN. WILFRED: Class Committee 3: Con- cessions 4: Football 2. 4: Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4. ESTOK. TOM: Baseball 3. 4: Baseball Manager 2: Concessions 4: Ductorians 4: Football l. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 2. 3. 4: Varsity S Club 3. 4: Class Committee 1. 2. 3, 4. EVANS. PAT: Annual Staff 4. Typing Editor 4: Band I. 2: Band Manager 1: Class Treasurer 3. 4: Con- cessions 4: Fidelis 3, 4: GAA 4: Intramurals 1. 2. 3: Junior Y-Teens 1. Treasurer 2: lVIount Union Scholar- ship 2: Senior Y-Teens 3. 4: Student Prints 4: Variety Show 1. 2. 4: Class Committee 1, 2. 3, 4. FYE. HOWARD: Bowling 1. 2. 3: Intramurals 1. 2. 3: Track 2. 3. 4. CARVIN. DOLORES: Concessions 4: Futures Club 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: Senior Y-Teens 3. 4: Teachers Assistant 3. CENTILE, NICK: Annual Staff 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Vice President I: Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Junior- Senior Prom Attendant 3: Latin Club 1. 2: Student Prints 4: Track 1, 2. 3: Varsity S Club 3. 4. CERLACH, BETTY: Annual Staff 3: Bowling 3: Con- cessions 4: CAA 1. 2. 3: Intramurals 1, 2. 3: Senior Y-Teens 3: Student Prints 2. 3: Teacher's Assistant 4: Class Committee 3. CIANCOLA. ERMA: Annual Staff 4: Bowling 3: Cho- rus 1. 2. 4: Concessions 4: Glee Club 2. 4: GAA I. 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Junior Y-Teens 2: Senior Y- Teens 3. 4: Student Prints 4: Variety Show I. 2. 4: Teacher's Assistant 3: Class Committee 3: Clee Club Secretary 4. COBEL, PAUL: Concessions 4: Ductorians 3. 4: Stage Crew 1. 2. 3: Variety Show 1, 2. 3. CRINNEN. BOB: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Concessions 4: Ductorians 4: Latin Club 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Varsity HS Club 3. 4: Class Committee 1. 2. 3, 4. HALL. GEORGE: Basketball 1: Bowling 2: Canvas Crew 2: Chorus 2: Football 1. 2. 4: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Leader 4: Track 2: Varsity HS Club 4. HALL. RONALD: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Bowling 4: Latin Club 3. 4. HAUSERMAN. ANNA MARIE: Bowling 3: CAA 3: Junior Y-Teens 1: Senior Y-Teens 3. 4. HECKERT. JANET: Bowling 2: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 1: Fidelis 3. 4: CAA 1. 2. 3: Homecom- ing Attendant 3: Intramurals I. 2. 3: Junior Y-Teens l. 2: National Honor Society 3. 4: Senior Y-Teens 3: Student Prints 4: Variety Show 1: Class Committee 1. 2. 3. 4: Teacher's Assistant 3. HELDMAN, RACHEL: Annual Staff 3, Co-Editor-in- Chief 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen Basketball 4, Bowl- ing 2, Cheerleader 1, Class Secretary 3, Debate Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Fidelis 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1, Homecoming Attend- ant 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, National Forensic 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Mount Union Scholarship 1, 2, 3, Prince of Peace 1, 2, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Worship Chairman 3, Student Prints 1, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, Indi- vidual Events 2, 3, 4, Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Chairmanship 1, 2. HIGGINS, BILL: Annual Staff 4, Basketball Manager 3, Class Vice President 4, Concessions 4, Ductorians 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Football Manager 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Student Leader 3, 4, Student Prints 4, Varsity Sn Club 3, 4, Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Chairmanship 3. HORVAT, KENNETH: Class Committee 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Ductorians 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Intramurals 1, Stage Crew 1, 2, Track 2. HOWLEY, RICHARD: Bowling 2, 3, 4, Canvas Crew 3, Annual Staff 4, Student Leader 2, 3, 4, Student Prints 4. HUZICKO, LORETTA: Bowling 3, Glee Club 2, GAA 1, 3, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Student Prints 4. HVIZDAK, DOROTHY: Class Committee 3, Teacher's Assistant 3, Bowling 2, Chorus 1, 2, Concessions 4, Glee Club 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Junior-Senior Prom Attendant 3, National Honor Society 4, Mount Union Scholarship 2, Senior Y-Teens 3, Secretary 4, Student Leader 4, Student Prints 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2. JAKUBEC, BARBARA: Annual Staff 2, Business Man- ager 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, Intramurals 2, 4, Junior Y-Teens 1, Membership Chairman 2, Major- ette 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Office Girl 2. 3, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Variety Show 1, Teacher's Assistant 3, 4, Class Committee 1, 2. 3, 4, Class Chairmanship 3, Student Prints 4. JAMES, BETTY: Bowling 2, Concessions 4, GAA 1, Intramurals 2, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. JAMES, JUDY: Intramurals 2, Junior Y-Teens 1. 2, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Student Prints 3. JOHNSON, RUTH: Annual Staff 1, GAA 1, 2, Intra- murals 1. 2, 3, Junior Y-Teens 1. 2, Librarian, Secre- tary-Treasurer 2, 3, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Student Prints 1, Teacher's Assistant 4. KLAPAC, ANDY: Class Committee 2. KOMAR, BOB: Dramatics Club 2. 3, Ductorians 3, Stage Crew 1. 2, 3, Variety Show 1, 2. 3. KOSCO, BILL: Baseball 1, Basketball 1. 3, Football 1. 2, Intramurals 1, Track 1, 3. KOSCO, BOB: Baseball 2, Basketball 3, Bowling 3, Concessions 4, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2. KOSEK, BERNARD: Annual Staff 4, Class Committee 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Prom At- tendant 3, Track 2, 3, 4. KRAKE, FRANK: Class Committee 3, Baseball Man- ager 2, Concessions 4. LACZO, KATHERINE: Class Committee 1. 2. 3, 4, Class Chairmanship 3, 4, Teaclier's Assistant 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Y-Teen Basketball 2, 3, Bowling 3: Concessions 4, Future Nurses Club 4, GAA 1. 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2. 3. 4, Mount Union Scholarship 3, Office Girl 4, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. LIPOSHAK. CAROL: GAA 1, 2, Intramurals 1. 2, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Teaclier's Assistant 2, 3, 4. LIPTAK, ELEANORE: Class Committee 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Class Officer 1, GAA 1, 4, Intramurals 1, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Latin Club 3, 4. Secretary 2, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Variety Show 1. 2, 4, Bowling 1, Fidelis 3, 4. LUCAS, JERRY: Basketball 3, 4, Football 2, 3. 4, Junior-Senior Prom Attendant 3, Student Prints Cir- culation Manager 4, Track 1. 2, 3. 4. MALONEY, PATRICIA: Annual Staff 4, Bowling 2, Class Officer 4, Concessions 4, Debate Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Fidelis 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Representative 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Junior Y-Teens 1. Secretary 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, National Forensic 1, 2. 3, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Mount Union Scholarship 1, 2. 3, Prince of Peace 1. 2. 3. 4, Senior Y-Teens 3, Variety Show 1. MARCHETTI. PETE: Concessions 4, Track Manager 1, Class Committee 2, 3. MARTIN, KENNETH: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Basketball Manager 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Conces- sions 4, Ductorians 3, President 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4, Lab Assistant 4, National Honor Society 4, Mount Union Scholarship 2, Variety Show 1. 2, 4, Varsity SH Club 3, 4, Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. MCCLURE, BOB: Band 1, 2. 3. 4, Concessions 4, Ductorians 3, 4, Engineers, Club 2,-3, 4. Treasurer 3, President 4, Lab Assistant 4, National Honor Society 4, Mount Union Scholarship 3, Varsity S Club 3, 4, Class Committees 1, 2. 3, 4. MCDOWALL. BILL: Baseball 1. 2. 3, Canvas Crew 3, 4, Ductorians 3, Basketball 2, Intramurals 3, 4, Class Committee 3, 4. MCINTIRE, TOM: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Ductorians 4, Engineers' Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative 4, Junior-Senior Prom At- tendant 3, Lab Assistant 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Mount Union Scholarship 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity SN Club 3, 4, Class Committee 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3. MELCHIONNE. VIVIAN: Chorus 29 Concessions 49 Glee Club 29 GAA 1, 2, 39 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Junior Y-Teens 1: Latin Club 2, 39 Senior Y-Teens 39 Variety Show 2. MESSAROS. STEVE: Concessions 49 Football lg Intra- murals 1. 29 Track 1. METZLER. TED: Annual Staff 49 Concessions 4g De- bate Team 1. 29 Ductorians 3, 4, Vice President 49 Engineers' Club 3, 49 Latin Club 39 National Foren- sic 1, 2. 3. 4. President 49 Mount Union Scholarship 1. 2. 39 Prince of Peace 1. 2. 3. 49 Stage Crew 1. 29 Variety Show l. 29 Class Committee 3. 49 Class Chair- man 3. MORELL. RALPH: Annual Staff 49 Band 19 Baseball 49 Bowling 39 Concessions 49 Engineers' Club 49 Glee Club 1. 2, 39 Intramurals 2, 3. 49 Track 3. 49 Variety Show 1. 2. MROFCHAK, PAT: Annual Staff 49 Canvas Crew 49 Concessions 49 Intramurals I. 2, 3. MULARCHIK. RICHARD: Class Committee 3. MYERS. LARRY: Concessions 49 Ductorians 39 Foot- ball 19 Intramurals 3, 49 Class Committee 2, 3. NAUGHTON, JIM: Concessions 49 Ductorians 3. 49 Engineers' Club 3. 49 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Mount Union Scholarship 2, 3g Class Committee 2, 3. NESTOR. JANIE: Bowling 1. 2g Concessions 49 Fidelis 3, 49 GAA 1, 2g Intramurals 19 Junior Y-Teens 1, 29 Latin Club 2. 3, 49 Senior Y-Teens, Class Committee 3. NOVAK. RON: Baseball 49 Bowling 39 Concessions 49 Engineers' Club 3, 49 Intramurals lg Stage Crew 3. OLENICK. MARY FRANCES: Concessions 49 GAA 19 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Junior Y-Teens 1. 29 Senior Y-Teens 3, Treasurer 49 Class Committee 1. 2, 3, 49 Teacher's Assistant 3. 4. OPSITNIK, MARGARET: Concessions 49 GAA 19 In- tramurals 1. 2, 3, 4g Junior Y-Teens 1, 29 Librarian 1. 2, 3, 4g Librarian Club 2, President 39 National Honor Society 49 Mount Union Scholarship 29 Senior Y-Teens 3, President 49 Teacher's Assistant 49 Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. PALISKIS, RONALD: Annual Staff 4. Co-Circulation Ed- itor9 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4g Ductorians 4g Engineers' Club 29 Football 39 Football Manager 49 Homeroom Representative 39 Intramurals 1, 29 Student Prints 4g Track 2. 3, 49 Class Chairmanship 39 Class Commit- tee 39 Varsity S Club 4. PELUSO, CAROLYN: Annual Staff Co-Circulation Ed- itor 49 Chorus 49 Concessions 4g Glee Club 49 GAA 1, 2, 39 Homecoming Attendant 49 Homeroom Repre- sentative 49 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Junior Y-Teens 1, 29 Junior-Senior Prom Attendant 39 Senior Y-Teens 39 Publicity Chairman 49 'Variety Show 1, 2, 3. 49 Class Chairmanships 1, 2, 3, 49 Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. PENNELL, BILL: Ductorians 49 Engineers' Club 49 Football Manager 3g Intramurals 2, 3, 49 Lab As- sistant 49 Latin Club 29 Track Manager 29 Varsity S Club 3, 4g Class Committee 3. PETRUSKA, BOB: Concessions 49 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Latin Club 29 Stage Crew 1, 2g Student Prints 4. POMA, JOSEPHINE: Concessions 4g Future Nurses Club 49 GAA 19 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Junior Y-Teens 1, 2g Senior Y-Teens 3, 49 Teacher's As- sistant 3g Class Committee 4. POMPOCO, PEGGY: Bowling 1, 2g Cheerleader 1. 2, 39 Concessions 49 GAA 1, 29 Intramurals 1, 2, 39 Junior Y-Teens 1, 2g Senior Y-Teens 3, 49 Student Prints 49 Class Committee 2, 3g Teacher's Assistant 3. PREST, JUDY: Annual Staff Co-Editor-in-Chief 4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 49 Fidelis 3, President 4g GAA 1, 2g Intramurals 1, 2, 39 Junior Y-Teens 19 Inter-Club Representative 29 Junior-Senior Prom Attendant 39 Latin Club 2, 39 National Honor Society 3, 49 Senior Y-Teens 3. Inter-Club Representative 49 Class Com- mittee 2, 3. PRUSE, JOANN: Concessions 4g Future Nurses Club 4g GAA 39 Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Junior Y-Teens 29 Latin Club 2, 3, 49 Senior Y-Teens 3, 4g Class Com- mittee 2, 3, 4. QUINN. BILL: Concessions 49 Intramurals 1, 3. RAUCH, JACK: Basketball 19 Football 19 Intramurals 49 Stage Crew 39 Track 2. REARICK, JUDY: Concessions 49 GAA lg Intramurals 1. 2, 3. 4g Junior Y-Teens 1, 29 Senior Y-Teens 3, 4g Teacher's Assistant 49 Class Committee 4. REEDY, TOM: Annual Staff Sports Editor 49 Basket- ball 19 Basketball Manager 29 Concessions 4g Duc- torians 3, 49 Football Manager I, 2, 3g Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 49 Mount Union Scholarship 1, 2g Student Leader 49 Student Prints 4g Track Manager 2, 3, 4g Varsity S Club 3, 4g Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Chairmanships 3, 4. ROMEO, PAULA: Annual Staff Co-Activity Editor 49 Concessions 4g Dramatics Club 2g Future Nurses Club 49 GAA 1, 2, 39 Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Junior Y-Teens 1, 29 Latin Club 2, 3, 49 Librarian 29 Prince of Peace 39 Senior Y-Teens 3, 4g Student Prints 49 Variety Show 19 Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSENBERGER, JANIE: Chorus 2, 3, 49 Junior Y-Teens 29 Senior Y-Teens 49 Variety Show 2, 3. 4. ROVNYAK, ANN: Baseball li Bowling 39 Chorus 1, 2, President 49 Concessions 4g Glee Club 1, 29 Intra- murals 19 Junior Y-Teens 1, 29 Senior Y-Teens 3, 49 Variety Show 1, 49 Teacher's Assistant 4g Class Com- mittee l, 2, 3, 4. RUDZIK, JOSEPH: Basketball 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 3, 4g Intramurals 19 Prince of Peace 39 Varsity S Club 3, 4. RUNGE, MARTHA: Concessions 49 Fidelis 49 Future Nurses Club 49 GAA 1, 29 Homeroom Representative 3g Intramurals 2, 3, 49 Junior Y-Teens 1, 29 Latin Club 2, 3. 49 National Forensic 49 Prince of Peace 49 Senior Y-Teens 3, 49 Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. SALVATORE, JOHN: Concessions 49 Engineers' Club 3, 4. SAPIO, CHRISTINE: Band 2, 3, 49 Band Manager li Future- Nurses Club 4g GAA 19 Intramurals 19 Junior Y-Teens I, 29 Latin Club 3, 4g Senior Y-Teens 3, 49 Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. SEDLACKO. VIVIAN: Chorus 1, 2, 45 Concessions 45 Glee Club 2. 45 GAA 1, 25 Intramurals 1. 25 Junior Y-Teens 1. 25 Mount Union Scholarship 25 Senior Y-Teens 3, Membership Chairman 45 Variety Show 1, 2, 45 Class Committees 1, 2. 3. 45 Teacher's As- sistant 3. SEMONZA, MARILYN: Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Teacher's Assistant 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Chorus 1. Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, 45 Concessions 45 Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 45 Fidelis 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 45 Junior Y-Teens 1, President 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Mount Union Scholarship 25 Senior Y-Teens 3. Social Chairman 45 Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 45 Class Chairman 3. SHAFFER. FLORENCE: Bowling 35 Chorus 25 Con- cessions 45 Glee Club 25 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 45 Junior Y-Teens 1, 25 Senior Y-Teens 3. 45 Variety Show 15 Class Committee 3. SHIPLEY, JERRY: Baseball Manager 2. 35 Chorus 15 Concessions 45 Ductorians 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 45 Variety Show 15 Varsity US Club 3. 4. SHIPLEY. STURGIS: Band 1. 2, 3. 45 Stage Crew 1. 2, 3, 45 Student Prints 45 Class Committee 3. 4. SICAFUSE. DON: Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 45 Class Officer Secretary 25 Concessions 45 Ductor- ians 45 Intramurals 15 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Varsity HSN Club 3, Vice President 45 Class Committee 3, 4. SICAFUSE, RON: Basketball Manager 3, 45 Ductor- ians 45 Football Manager 3, 45 Intramurals 2. 3. 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Track Manager 2, 3, 45 Varsity S Club 3, 4. SIEMBIEDA, MARY CATHERINE: Chorus 1, 2. 35 Concessions 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Intramurals 35 Junior Y-Teens 2. 35 Senior Y-Teens 3. 45 Variety Show 35 Class Committee 3. SIMON. RICH: Annual Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball I, 25 Ductorians 3. 45 Engineers' Club 3. 45 Intramurals 3. 45 Lab Assistant 45 Latin Club 2. 3. 45 National Honor Society 45 Mount Union Scholarship 25 Track 1, 2. 3, 45 Varsity S Club 3, 45 Class Committee 3, 4. SMITH, CLAUDIA: Concessions 45 Future Nurses Club 45 GAA 1. 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Y-Teens World Fellowship Chairman 25 Latin Club 2. 3: National Honor Society 3. President 45 Mount Union Scholarship 1. 25 Senior Y-Teens 3, Vice President 45 Class Committee 3. STEFANO. BARBARA: Chorus 3, 45 Concessions 45 Fidelis 45 Glee Club 3, 45 GAA 35 Intramurals 3. 45 Senior Y-Teens 3, 45 Student Leader 45 Variety Show 35 Teacher's Assistant 45 Class Chairmanship 35 Class Committee 3, 45 Lowellville High School: Paper Staff I5 Cheerleader 1. 25 Drill Team 1, 25 Class Secretary 2: Chorus 1. 25 Girls, Chorus 1. 25 Office Girl 1. 25 Girls, Basketball 1. 25 GAA 2. Representative 1. STINEDORF, MARGARET: Band 1, 2. 3. 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Junior Y-Teens 1. 25 Latin Club 2. 3. 45 Librarian 1. 25 Senior Y-Teens 3. 4. TABAK. NORMA: Annual Staff 45 Fidelis 3, 4: Future Nurses Club 45 GAA 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 45 Junior Y-Teens 1, 25 Latin, Glub 2. 3. 45 National Forensic 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, Secretary 45 Mount Union Scholarship 15 Office Girl 1. 2. 3: Prince of Peace 35 Senior Y-Teens 3. 4: Student Prints 2. 3. Business Manager 45 Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. TABLACK, JOHN: Canvas Crew 4. THOMSON, ED: Stage Crew 1. TOKICH, JOE: Bowling 1, 25 Canvas Crew 15 Intra- murals 1. TOMKO, JOHN: Latin Club 25 Student Prints 45 Class Committee 3. UMBEL, BARBARA: Annual Staff 45 Bowling 25 Cheer- leader 1. 2, 3, 45 Fidelis 3, Vice President 45 Future Nurses Club 3, Representative 45 GAA Secretary 25 Senior Representative 45 Homecoming Queen 45 In- tramurals 1, 2, 35 Junior Y-Teens 1. 25 National Forensic 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Prince of Peace 2. 35 Senior Y-Teens 3, 45 Class Committees 2, 35 Teacher's Assistant 45 Class Chairmanship 2, 3, 4. VALENTINE, GENE: Basketball 1, 35 Bowling 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Student Leader 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Su Club 3, 4. VALLEY, BOB: Football 25 Intramurals 45 Class Com- mittee 2. WARDLE, MARY LOU: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Concessions 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 25 Junior Y-Teens 1, 25 Senior Y-Teens 3, 45 Variety Show 2, 3, 45 Teacher's Assistant 3, 45 Class Committee 1, 3. WATT, JIM: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 3, 45 Intramurals 15 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Varsity MS Club 3, Secretary 4. WILLIAMS, BARBARA: Bowling 25 Chorus 45 Conces- sions 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Glee Club 45 Librarian 1, 2, 35 Class Committee 3. WILLIAMS, DAVE: Class Officer President 25 Ductor- ians 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 En- gineers' Club 3, 45 Lab Assistant 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 45 Mount Union Scholarship 1, 2, 35 Stage Crew 1, 25 President 3, 45 Varsity HSI' Club 45 Class Com- mittee 3, 4. WILLIAMS, JOYCE: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 15 Intra- murals 1, 35 Junior Y-Teens 1, 25 Majorette 3, 45 Senior Y-Teens 3, 45 Variety Show 2, 3, 45 Class Committee 3, 4. WOLFE, GERRY: Concessions 45 Intramurals 35 Class Committee 1, 3. YERIAN, ROBERT: Band Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 45 Chorus 15 Concessions 45 Student Prints 4. YERIAN, NANCEY: Chorus 1, 2, 35 Concessions 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 25 Junior Y-Teens 1, 25 Senior Y-Teens 45 Variety Show 2, 35 Teacher's Assistant 35 Class Committee 1, 3. ZAPPA. PEGGY: Annual Staff Co-Photography Editor 45 Chorus 45 Concessions 4: Glee Club Vice President 45 GAA 15 Committee Chairman 25 Homeroom Repre- sentative 45 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 45 Junior Y-Teens 1. 25 Prince of Peace 3: Senior Y-Teens 3. 45 Student Prints 2. 35 Variety Show 25 Class Committee 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Chairmanship 35 Tcacher's Assistant jf sf 'i . ,JZ 2 1,339 C In if Q .ff , S -, if 9 5 , 2'-- , , 1 ,L A . X v W! E .az S, f 4 , az . 11 QV m i f-sp ' 851 A X 5 4? Wx f v A 2 K , Q 'f X 3 . ,X ,fa-.gx 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class ot l958l lt has been a pleasure serving the students ot Struthers High School. l wish every graduate ot this year's class success in all his tu- ture undertakings. Your Yearbook Photographer Gene Opsitnilc Spacious Reception Room Modern Camera Room GENE'S STUDIG Distinctive Photography 698 Fifth Street CLEMENTE BUILDING Ample Parking Facilities Plaza 5-3085 Air-Conditioned tor Your Comtort BEST WISHES Class of I958 KESLER BROS. Real Esrare-Insurance 520 YOUNGSTOWN-POLAND ROAD STRUTHERS, OHIO SCHAEFER MUSIC SHOPPE MUSIC INSTRUMENTS-ACCESSORIES SHEET MUSIC AND SUPPLIES MUSIC . . . THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE 409-I0-I I-I2 Keifh-Albee Bldg. Riverside 3-4505 AL'S SOHIO SERVICE Corner S+aI'e and Park STRUTHERS. OHIO PL 5-098I ATLAS TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES SERVICE PRINTING COMPANY Commercial PrinI'ing 93 Morrison S'IreeI' STRUTH ERS, OHIO PLaza 5-4295 JOHN F. PEARCE FurniI'ure IIO Bridge S'rree+ STRUTHERS, OHIO PLaza 5-2439 Eleciricalg g, in IAPPLIANCES Ei- STRUTH ERS MAYTAG MAYTAG-ADMIRAL-ZENITH WASHERS, REFRIGERATORS. RANGES RADIO, TELEVISION 'We Service All Makes 9I Bridge Srreei' STRUTHERS. OHIO PLaza 5-2237 I37 W. L. BRUSH CO., INC. THE PAW PLAZA LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES APPLIANCES HARDWARE 862 Yo.-Poland Rd. 960 FIHI1 S+. STRUTHERS PL- 5-2023 PLaza 5-9805 CONGATULATIONS l- D Lif. L. F. DONNELL Your Ford Dealer I76 Bridge SI'reeI' PLaza 5-0095 CompIe+e Aufo Repairs GOODYEAR AND FIRESTONE PRODUCTS ATLANTIC LUBRICANTS EXIDE BATTERIES MAYBERRY'S -AUTO SERVICE- Day Phone: Plaza 5-0O5I NigI1+ Phone: Plaza 5-3233 Cor. 5+I1 and Elm S+s., S+ru+I1ers 24 Hr. Towing and Road Service Congrafulafions Seniors! MIKE SHEPAS SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION 2I I5 E. Midlofhian Blvd. PLaza 5-0978 STRUTHERS, OHIO GLASGOW TAILORS, INC. AND GLASGOW'S MEN'S SHOP IOVO Off on All Gradualion Suils TWO LOCATIONS 20 Bus. Arcade 3I2 W. Federal S+. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO WELL DONE, GRADUATE Wi+h gradualion, +he class of '58 will suddenly l'urn 'from a well-lcnil group, working +oge+her, inflo individuals, each going his separale way. Some of you will meel' only al class reunions. Some of you may never meef again. Toge'l'her you have done much. You have pu'l' +oge'l'her +his yearbook, you have made your mark on l'he gridiron and baslcefball courl'. You have made your school beH'er for having been 'l'here. Aparl, may you each be as successful as your class has been as a whole. ln college, in marriage, on 'l'he job, in life, may your iob again be. . . well done. 1883-McKELVEY'S-l958 Our Diamond Jubilee ,ia Y gil? Q 5 l BOWLADROME, INC. SG ii- AMF Aul'oma+ic Pinspoflers l Plaza 5-0025 X 56 STATE STREET I l PAPALIA'S FOOD MARKET QuaIi+y Groceries and Mea+s I 72 Sexion S+ree'I PLaza 5-2II6 - 5-2II7 STRUTHERS, OHIO V r,,,,,7.A A A s f fi' E Air Condifioning KIRILA FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Oxygen Equipped Ambulance INVALID SERVICE 258 PoIand Ave. S+ru'II1ers Phone Plaza 5-9950 MICHEAL J. KIRILA GOOD LUCK! Class of I958 BERNARD UPU QEHL MB A 1 n- A 5 5 ' X fl ' . E E E I fe ui i X 1 , ig' --- - , K - ,Axim .3 II' 'A' 4? -' .7 4i,7 ' -.:.3I.-E7 Af Pi A -J-gig-Lit, -1 ,QL 3312, 0 D 4 I -.,,. 1 , - Vi - .- ,H ,:. ,-v k 0 . V. V.. . - I , N - ,ny I Xx 4 - l 'A Q.. s.--.1 II if Q , , I f X ' ' A Qf-w. , lin CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF I958 So Neigh Is Grandeur I'o Our DusI', So Near ls God +o Man, When DuI'y Whispers Low Thou MusI'! The You'rh Replies, I Can! STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S YOUNGSTOWN'S DEPENDABLE STORE SINCE I875 BITTNER'S PHARMACY Prescripfions and HospII'aI Supplies 329 ELM STREET STRUTHERS, OHIO MACEJ KO BROS., INC. PENNZOIL PRODUCTS Prom pI' Service Lubricaiion STATE AND PARK STRUTHERS. OHIO AAA Besi' of Luck, Seniors! KITCHEN CABINET SALES COMPANY I906 Marlcei' SI'reeI' Phone ST. 8-7238 COREY'S BEST WISHES CLASS or I958 'SAI-YS STORE DOM PERRY TAILORS 'Ce Cmam 22 N. Phelps S'I'. Lunches Caiering Dom Perry Men's and Boys' Wear McGUFFEY PLAZA I23 Bridge SIree'I STRUTHERS, OHIO Pl. 5-28II PI. 5-5937 MU RREY'S Leading Depar'rmenI' Sfore Bridge S+ree'I' STRUTHERS, OHIO LORETTA J. FITCH Corsages-Weddings-PlanI's Novelly and Funeral Work R. D. NO. I, LOWELLVILLE, OHIO or ROUTE 422, COITSVILLE, OHIO Lehigh 6-6263 WALSH AND ROBERTS, H H INC. 3I Years of Dependable Service SERVICE in phone plaza 5-2722 GENERAL INSURANCE 2820 MidIo+hian and 5-9327 REAL ESTATE HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN BUILDING 34 STATE STREET PL. 5,2257 KOCHIS ELECTRIC CO. Serving Ihe People of S'I'ru'rI1ers and Vicinify Since I923 EIec+ricaI Cons'IrucI'ion and LigI1+ing Equipmeni' Aufhorized Dealers for WESTINGHOUSE'HOTPOINT 'PHILCO AND RCA VICTOR HOME APPLIANCES AND RADIOS AND TELEVISIONS I4 S+a+e S+. S'Iru+I1ers, Ohio PARIS MEN S SHOP I Leff +o rigI'1+: Andrea Esiok, Barbara Check, Jim Paris, Mr. Paris and Ray Perry RAYBUCK AND THOMAS General EIec'Iric Appliances ancI Televisions Sales and Service 2803 E. Midlo-l'I1ian Boulevard PLaza 5-9824 CongraI'uIa+ions Io I'he Class of '58 AIRLOC, INC. Manufac'I'urers of ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS 550 Fif+h SI'ree+ STRUTHERS. OHIO PLaza 5-4393 CHAS. P. SMREK Home SMOKED MEATS GROCERIES Phone PLaza 5-6426 256 CenI'er S+. S'I'ru'Ihers, Ohio Besf Wishes +o Ihe Class of I958 BASISTA COAL 81 PAINT COMPANY Heaf Your House Wi'I'h Qualify Coal Paini' Up and Clean Up Wi'I'h DUPONT PAINT 47 Liberfy Sireef STRUTHERS, OHIO PLaza 5-3023 C. BEST WISHES Io Ihe CLASS OF I958 A. HOSTETLER Re presenfing NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AUTO-FIRE-LIFE 490 Maplewood Ave. PLaza 5-3697 ROMEO TAILORS AND CLEANERS TUXEDO RENTAL I0 SI'a'I'e S+ree'I STRUTHERS, OHIO Phone PLaza I5-I233 Congra'ruIa'I'ions Class of l958 DESONNES DRY CLEANERS PATRICIA AND CARMAN ANSEVIN PL 5-2228 700 Garfield S'I'reeI' STRUTHERS, OHIO Oc BEN FRANKLIN 5C 'O SI'ruIhers Newes'r and Finesl SELF-SERVICE VARIETY STORE I I6-I I8 Bridge SI'reeI' LOCALLY OWNED-NATIONALLY KNOWN C Besf Wishes +o I'he Class of I958 HINER SUNOCO SERVICE 90 S+aI'e SI'ree'I STRUTHERS, OHIO Phone: PLaza 5-2405 Congra'I'ula+ionsI STRUTH ERS NEWS AGENCY 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE A 81 E GARAGE EXPERT DYNA-ELO SERVICE Buick Service 84 STATE STREET STRUTHERS PLaza 5-58I7 Congra+uIa+ions, Class of I958 STRUTHERS METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Firs'I' row: T. Beazel, R. Repaslry, G. Porsh, M. Jones, N. Norling, C. Girls, B. Lealand, J. Williams. Second row: J. Rowland, E. Mcln'Iire, F. Lu'rher, M. Mawell, C. Wolf, S. Allshouse, S. . Gow, J. Maxwell, T. Morgan. Third row: C. Carney, G. Knighl, J. Boland, D. Hallis, E. ProfiH', B. Judge, F. Luiher. Fourfh row: Rev. H. Carney, Mr. V. Williams, Mrs. M. Williams, Mona Boland, Mr. R. Cower, Mrs. R. Cower,1Mrs. G. Morgan. I4 ELGIN WATER SOFTEN ER ifQ3?,,isi:: ':':' ..:': Lil N ilcfiffsoft -I 5 lp SA Egggealihlly Clean wilh an ::ll,:GIN WATER SUFTENER ..,v , :fi -And Elgin-softened wafer costs you nothing! i446 M WW. CHAS. B. BAKER, Owner Res. Phone PL. 5-6lO8 COMPANY EIgin Since 1908 Telephone: PLaza 5-ZI73 Q.. .-M ':-.f 'ti'-.1:::Q:2:3. 'Tig i2i :2. ,3.- 3, 3. .l -.3.:.g.- vvzo. Z.. . . ofa- ,:. .5 More Soft Wafer ,::1 ' i 'f 11:, with an wnrsn sorrsnsn -And Elgin-so one wafer Q ff 4 costs you noihingl ' ,444 W WML- 325 Elm S+ree+ Sfrulhers, Ohio G STRUTH ERS HEATING COMPANY as Coal Oil Furnaces o'--'A . 'O' nf s T T- l-.-: 2 A ii sf if L 517 nw. T? ' J , Q Tele h ne PL 5-ZI73 ci-IAS. B. BAKER, Pres P O ala 325 Elm S+ree+ I46 Res. Phone PL. 5-6lO8 S+FUl'l1eTS. Ol'1i0 SHWARTZ MARKET Top QuaIi+y af Low Prices MORRIS LOCKSHIN Owner I24 POLAND AVE. A+ Sex+on 92 f gwi3Q'N X I J X 3 Vi Qc ww...-..-. Ce?-'n EGOLF SERVICE Sporfing Goods Sco'H-A+wa+er Mofors 350 ELM STREET STRUTHERS. OHIO PLaza 5-6552 Congrarulafions, Seniors' OuaIi+y Furni+ure for Over 36 Years PENNER DAVIDSON FURNITURE COMPANY 27I8 MarIce+ S+reeI' YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO ST. 8-20l7 I62 Bridge S+reeI' STRUTHERS, OHIO II Spring S+ree+ S+ru'rI1ers, Ohio PL. 5-9I09 Phone: PLaza 5-2I I I I47 ls nn 5 nlunnms ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE 5 XF I Like +I1e WiIcIca+s, we +acIcIe everyrhingl - U X A N07 -bgx N o +321 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS COMPLETE LUBRICATION SERVICE WORMLEY'S 60 WaIf0n S+. S+op I4 I IIII PLaza 5-58II I0 SPrIng S'I'ree'I' STRUTHERS. OHIO STRUTHERS. OHIO PLAZA 5-2 I 7l Congra+uIa+ions, Class of I958 STEPHEN J. KOMARA, Your Jeweler Lefi' 'Io righh Norma EicI'1s'IacI+, Jerry Lucas, Mr. S'IepI1en, J. Komara, Pai' Maloney, Richard Howley. MARION'S y FLOWERS AND GIFTS Flowers Designed for AII Occasions 795 Poland Avenue STRUTHERS, OHIO Plaza 5-3958 MARION BERG AND VIRGINIA MULLALY Ken-LAKI N'S-Ca rl GAS OIL TIRES ACCESSORIES 58I0 Lyon Blvd. Youngsfown I PLaza 5-0632 2, Ohio THORNTON'S Laundry and Dry Cleaning CORNER RAYEN AND BELMONT Phone: Rlverside 4-0I55 HUME'S GOOD FURNITURE 252 W. Federal S+. 4030 IvIarIce'I' SI. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO IIII I Io II I I I,,,IIJ:Q. IIIIIIIIII? I I IQ! A-I Ilia u IITI ll FROM PRESCRIPTIONS TO PARTIES i+'s WITTENAUER'S in +I'1e HEART OF STRUTHERS C. L. SHAFFER Radio and TV Sales and Service 476 Poland Ave. STRUTHERS, OHIO Phone PLaza 5-3250 Dodge and Plymou+l1 Dealers McINTEE MOTORS We Also Have +l1e Besl Seledion of USED CARS and Also JOB RATED DODGE TRUCKS 480 Youngsfown-Poland Road PLaza 5-983l Lef+ +o righh Candy Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Runge, RUNGE'S Corner Fif+l1 and Elm S+. PLaza 5-2873 GENERAL MERCHANDISE-QUALITY MEATS-GROCERIES DRY GOODS-SHOES-PAINT-HARDWARE Sr. and Marlha Runge l50 Lefl +o rigl1i': Mar'l'l1a Runge and Candy Berg . K. HORNE BOOHERJS Ja CO INC SERVICE ' . . Ready Mixed Concrefe Tops in Service and Qualify B .IJ S I. Serving Your Moioring Needs ul mg upples for 23 Years a+ +he Same Loca'l'ion Coal Grain ENOUGH SAID ' H5-l75 STATE ST. STRUTHERS Poland a+ Sexfon PL 5-0022 Phone PLaza 5-2I43 YALLECH LUMBER 8: SUPPLY COMPANY Everything to Build Anything I9 Lowellville Road S+ru+hers Phone PLaza 5-2l65 SASH AND DCORS The City Officials of STRUTHERS Otter Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of l958 Mayor ,.., . ,... .... H AROLD L. MILLIGAN Auditor .... , i,,.,.,, MICHAEL G. ORENIC, JR. Solicitor .. ....... THEODORE T. MACEJKO Treasurer ...,.,.r .... ,,.......,. President ot Council Safety Service Director Councilman Ist Ward Councilman 2nd Ward Councilman 3rd Ward , Councilman 4th Warcl.. Councilman-at-Large Councilman-at-Large .... ... Councilman-at-Large .... . .......,.... HELEN LAWRENCE .. .... JOSEPH REPASKY FRANK J. UNICK . ..,. ALBERT ZELINSKY ...R. BLAIR SHILLING ..,, LARRY BARBER .. , ......,.,,,, JAMES WILLIAMS MICHAEL PETRUSKA JOHN KOPP, JR. . ....... WALTER ZALUSKI SCOTT'S SUNOCO SERVICE A TO z LUBRICATION TIRES-ACCESSORIES POWER MOWERS SOLD AND REPAIRED 650 Fifrh S'I'ree+ Phone: PLaza 5-0068 W. N. WILSON AND SON Real Es'raIe Insurance CHAS. F. WATT 4 S+aI'e SI'ree+ Phone: PLaza 5-2I45-6 JIMMY'S 81 CH UCK'S PIZZ ERIA ITALIAN Foons Phone Your Order-Ready When You Arrive 582 Youngs+own-Poland Road I CSDJQ.-C-'Q- 1 '2-R Phone: f7-2 PLaza 5-64I9 X ' Open: X 5 p.m. 'ro MicInigh'I ,...- Closed: N' Sunday wx g fx I53 THE YOUNGSTOWN SPORTING GOODS COMPANY, INC. I+ Pays +o Play ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CHENILLE LETTERS AWARD SWEATERS FISHING TACKLE EMBLEMS JACKETS TROPHIES GAMES 2I N. Champion S+. Youngs+own 3, Ohio Good Hardware! Low Prices! STAMBAUGH- THOMPSON'S STRUTHERS STORE 438 Yo-PoIand Rd. DOWNTOWN STORE II4 W. FecIeraI S+. CREED THE CLEANER For People Who Care PLaza 5-ZIO6 93 BRIDGE STREET STRUTHERS, OHIO Q,-. ?.fg' MEINE-STRUTHERS FLOWERS WAYNE AND moms WEINGART I80 Bridge S+ree+ S+ru+hers, Ohio Phone: PLaza 5-24I2 JIM'S TRIM SHOP MaI'ch Your Seai' Covers WI+h Your PersonaIi+y Sw SEQ , My ll!! UnIimi'I'ed PaHerns +o Choose From AUTOMOBILE INTERIORS-SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS-TRUCK CUSHIONS HEADLINERS-DOOR PANELS AUTO UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS If No Answer Call PL 5-6567 Open 5 Days 9 A.M.-6P.M. Sa'I'urcIay 9 A.M.-3 P.M. 440 POLAND AVENUE ISTRUTHERSI THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH nd Avenue a+ Bridge S+ree+ REV. DAVID J. ROWLAND, Minis+er Remember Ihy Cre- a+or in +he days of Ihy you+h. CONGRATULATIONS! From I'he Builders You'rh Fellowship. Flrs+ row E Yauman R Heldman C Johns G Slcafuse. Second row G Hall D SICBTUSG B McClure R SICBTUSG, R. HarI'zeII. Thlrd row R Vanklrk B Elsenbraun R Slmon B Elsenbraun. I55 SHAFFER'S FOOD MARKET +o righf: A. Klapac, D. Shaffer. J. Klapac, T. Eckman .... 4I2 ELM STREET For Fine Ouali+y Foods Shop a+ SHAFFER'S FOOD MARKET and Enjoy +he Excelleni' Service and AH'en+ion of These S1'uden+s of S+ru+hers High School. PHONE PL 5-2258 SHAFER RUG AND CARPET CO. Samples Shown in Your Home FREE ESTIMATES 600 Youngs+own Poland Road PL. 5-3495 l56 MAHONING VALLEY SUPPLY CO. Disfribufors of RUBBER PRODUCTS-INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES WELDING SUPPLIES PLaza 5-ZI33 704 Youngsfown-Poland Road Youngsrown I2, Ohio 'Wa Congra+uIa+ions! HAROLD L. MILLIGAN Mayor STOCKER'S SPIC AND SPAN DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 80 Elm S+. SI'ruII1ers Save 15? Cash and Carry COMPLETE LAUNDRY and ALTERATION SERVICE Congrafulafions +0 Ihe Class of '58 Congratulations, Seniors! GOUGH MOTORS 666 Youngsfown-Poland Road Sfrufhers, Ohio Activity Snaps ,,,, Administration ,, Advertisement ,,t,t,, Band ,,,,,, ,,,,.., Band Mothers , Baseball ., ..77,7,77,, H Board of Education , Bowling Teams ,.,, Cheerleaders Civic Day ...,., , Closing Debate .,.,.,. . ...7..,,,t...... . .....f.....,...,,.. . Division pages ,,,,. .i.. 8 -9, Ductorians .,..,,,,,,,, Eighth Grade Class Engineering Club ,,,,t, Faculty .,t.,,, Fidelis . Football ....,, , Freshman Class Girls, Athletic Association Homecoming ,,,.,, Hopewell Staff ,,,,., . Individual Events ..,., , Index ttt..,.... Intramurals ,,.. Junior Class .....,....,..,, ,lunior-Senior Prom ,,...,,, Laboratory Assistants .,,,, Latin Club ,....,......,,., Learning Snaps Librarians ,,,,,,. Majorettes ,,,. 1158-59 t,,t,...,,10-11 .,,,,,,1136-158 88-89 .,,,,,,,91 .1 ,,t.Y 50 17 , 54 .MW41 1 ,,,,, 105 . ..,i..t,t 160 , 96 18-19, 32-33, 56-57, 84-85 106-107 .767 1,,,l..,.22-23 ...76 .12-16 ...W74-75 34-40 ,.....t,t 24-26 ..W,...68-69 ,..,...,i. 60-61 ....,..,,,100-104 t.......,.159 ..t,,,,,,,52-53 ,,.,,,....30-31 ,,.,,t,,t,81-83 ,HWDD99 ,W,,,73 ..,l,.t.,t86-87 ,t....t,98 .90 Mixed Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus Officers National Forensic League , National Honor Society ,,,, H Office Girls ,,,,.....,,..,,,,AAA... .. Prince of Peace and .Iudges Salutatorian ...., ........,..A.,.. School Life ....., Senior Activities .,... Senior Class History .,... Senior Class Officers Senior Class Poll ,..,t,.., Seniors ,,,,,,,,.......,,, Senior Snaps ,,,,.. . Sophomore Class ., Spanish Club .....,, Sports Assembly ...., Sports Snaps ........, Stage Crew ,,,., Student Leaders ....,,,4. Y. Student Prints Staff ..,..... Table of Contents ..,, 1, Title Page .,.. Theme ,,,,. Track ........ ,,1........Y.. , Underclassmen Officers United Nations Club ...,,, , Valedictorian Variety Show ,l,,c Varsity-S Club tt,. . Y-Teens, .lunior Y-Teen Officers Y-Teens, Senior Your School ,,,. , .....t,t92-93 1,91 ,,,, ,77 1 .tt,,, 178-79 M94-95 . tt,...., 109 130-134 ...W127 ,,t,t,,,108 128-129 110-126 135 27-29 100-104 1120-21 I i,... 109 ,w...,64-65 , ....,,,, 69 t..,..,,62-63 ,4-5 PT N fi Af UU' VH QU ' X, f X fs, X J , ' X jg f Y 'N--SX X 1 ,Aj xxkwx J 3 E if , '- A NN xxx X! jig X X f ' W ' b x x 7' J Mx' vf 2 M ,J Xf 5 Wi I s 2 2 'J 5 Q 1 4,,. . , ll' I ...t Y z a. ,iq 16, w su, mf, 'ff K Sei ' W A wad G + s fi Q T , , E' . ,, I 1 , iw 1 W ..- S , F S, at 52 ' fp ' N A J' 'Z ' '15 ' f ' x 5? lf , I fi 1 , V fi 3 11 I.,fm1, ' -. V .1-.,., X