Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)
- Class of 1950
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' -,O 5 u Ns U15 UR ULI IAN I I URSULINE HIGH SCHOOL YouNGsToWN, OHIO Editor CHARLES LEWIS M S Business Manager WILLIAM CLEARY Mun ine Z euiAion 1950 CGHE SENIOR CLASS of 1950 asks that you tune your television sets to the Ursuline channel. On the screen of the Ursulinian they will attempt to project the story of their life at Ursuline. They will show you the directors: the faculty and the principal: the bit players: the underclassmen: and the script: daily school life: stars of this show: themselves. You will note one great difference between this presentation and an ordinary TV show. This is performance with purpose. The purpose? Not en- tertainment, but construction. A rehearsal for life- that's what one might call this show. For on this Ursuline set are trained the Catholic leaders of tomorrow: men and women who will form the Church of God in America. But .enough of the overture! On with the show!!! is ix, Wm if 6-'ff 4- .gzoofing .gisripf a'Q94Z,yJ7L5i? 55 x 4 ao Q was Channell . . Main Network? fig, N . Channel 2 . . . Tomorrow's Stars N 1 Channel 3 . . . Test Patterns Channel 4 . . . Cyclorama Channel 5 .... Sports Scenario 1 N tw 7 7 7 0xi? -J f Milwl My 193 l.. 4826 fy A359 A, . 35 AA Hhauuel I my fy u QW MAIN NETWORK X ,KE L I ll j A2 nv Q--.....,,,,. ki. 3 Hen- seg , 1,4 XA: ,-., Y 53412614 .V , me .J V152 ,1 ,lr 3 39 Q mx f . . ,. -'Q Q5 I it . A. 'F i f iw R! . 4 s,- P ,. 1 if ,Q .,, ,M K. , QV? Q f f, Y , ,c , 0 a x Nm an KE tr r. i . ,L LiLA f:.kz E js? I Y wi ps- :L ,- 4:5 ,. w s gh -L5i:i,,' 5 ' l v ' , A vig 1 3 M 5 V K, ,si '2- 1X,.g.:-L riff' 3 ' 8 if sf- df .. V .. A 1 - K M 6 g Q. ' ' - A .L f ss is Holiness, Pope Pius XII Our Supreme :birecfor 1950 . . . 7196 340131 year. At Ursuline the doors of graduation open to seniors the pathway of life. In the Holy City, other doors swing back revealing the road which they must travel as Catholics, the road down which His Holiness Pius XII will lead them. The leader on the journey to eternity must be an exceptional person. He must be able to Hre and inspire those under his charge. He must be able to enlighten them with his wisdom to know the right road. His example must be a sign post pointing the way to heaven. Such a man is our supreme director, Pope Pius XII. This year, perhaps more than any other, has revealed his saintly character. His struggle against the atheistic forces of the world and his valiant crusade have distinguished him as one of Catholicism's greatest champions. It has been our good fortune to have him as an infallible beacon through these trying years. Long may the television screens mirror this great shepherd of souls, the servant of the servants of God - Pius XII. we cl 6? His Excellency The Most Reverend James A. McFadden, S.T. D., L.L.D Our Che! Confro! gngineer THE TELEVISION SCREEN can present no figure more esteemed than our beloved Bishop James A. McFad- den. He has been our zealous and paternal leader since the establishment of the Youngstown Diocese more than six years ago. Ever a most welcome guest at Ursuline, His Excellency is very deeply interested in our school and undoubtedly its greatest supporter. Many times his inspiring words have moved us to higher loyalty and better Catholic living. The Ursuline class of l95O has revered this man of God. In the years to come, it will continue to respect his Wishes and abide by his counsel, for our television show could have no liner leading man. ,0 V. X fl X427 His Excellency The Most Reverend Emmet Michael Walsh, D. D ur .gyaeciafzgfkcfri gngineer nl COME IN THE NAME OF THE LORD TO SERVE YOU. Thus did the special-effects engineer of our show introduce himself to his cast when he arrived in Youngstown this year. If his previous work in the Church is a criterion of this service, these words will rank with the greatest understatements of all time. The splen- did work of this man in his Charleston diocese is a per- fect example of a life dedicated to God reaching its apex. He is justly renowned for his interest in youth, the Church of tomorrow. Ursuline High School is looking forward to many years of profitable association with this shepherd of God's little ones. With his aid, Ursuline will go on to greater accomplishments, but let her never forget that God-like man who was her inspiration, the coadjutor Bishop of Youngstown, Emmet Michael Walsh. C 4 The Reverend Glenn W. Holdbrook, M.A Principal of Ursuline High School we Wan in Qui' Konfrofgoom LET US NOW TUNE the television set to the pattern of daily life at Ursuline. On graduation day, when the thought of all we leave behind Hlls our hearts with sad- ness, one loss will distinctly stand out-that of our princi- pal, Father Holdbrook. His friendly smile, his keen humor, his sharp wit, his sense of fair play, his understanding have endeared him to us. We, the senior class of 1950, wish to express our grati- tude to you, dear Father. You have given unselfishly of your time and ability to make this television show of Catholic youth an eternal hit. 0 o K. Q Isl lfmv: l'hc Rvv. jnnlrs xlklllllll' Sl. llnlumlm Tha- Rvv. William Hughrs Sf. lilnmlfs 2nd Rmv: Ihr Rm. Ruin-rt Ihc-ngnrlm-r Sl. Row Thr Rm-1. William l,nwla-r Sl. linlumha Thr Rm. jam-ph F1-ifhl Sl. .lun TIM' RH. Rnlwll 0'Dm'a Vin' Oljiriulix Thr Rvv. f:3lSilIlil' Grulunvski Sl. Slmzislnm Cjlll Hl'l lllll 1' ll.5ll'I'.f hd Roar: Thr Rm. PDIPI' Fnini Sl. ulilflllilly Thr Rm. xxflhlll' D1-Crame Spiritual Dirrrlnr, l'oungslou'n Collrgr Thv Rcv. Gcorgv Winn: Sl. Jlallhins Thc Rev. Robert Fammn Sl. .yil',l0lIl.X 41h Row: Thr Rm . john Lyons SI. .lun Tha' Ru . joscpll 1-Olllilbfll Sl. Slrpllnrx. Nilrs ill: Row: Thr Rv! . 1-h0IlI2lS llcldllt' Immarulale C01lfl'llfi01I The Rcv. Gcmld Curran Sl. Nirlwlas Our 6,clucafionaf.x4ml96her5 SISTER M. ALBERTA-1277. A . . Mathematics SISTER ALBERT MARIE . . . . . . Commercial SISTER ALICE MARIE . . . . Geography, Art SISTER M. ANNE . . Mathematics, English SISTER M. BARBARA . ..... Science SISTER M. BERNADETTE . . Mathematics SISTER M. BERNARD . . . . Religion SISTER M. CELINE . . . . . . English MOTHER M. CHARLES ........... English SISTER M. DENISE . ..... Home Economics SISTER M. GERMA Z . . Band, Glee Club SISTER M. JEANNE E ...... Social Science, English SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER MISS MARY DINGER . . MR. THOMAS CAREY MR. JOHN GENNOGK M. JULIANA ......... English, French M. KATHLEEN . . . . . . Commercial MARGARET REG A . . Amer' an istory MARY ANGE s . sh, Latin M. MILDRE . . d History M. PERPETUA . . . Latin, Mechanical Drawing M. RAYMOND . ...... Commercial M. REGINA . ..... Science ROSEMARY . . . Speech, Dramatics M. ROSANNE . . . English, Librarian M. VERONICA . . . . Band, Glee Club M. WINIFRED . . . journalism, English . . . Spanish, Latin . . .... Athletics, Mathematics . . . Athletics, Civics, World History If 6l1ar1r1cl2 TOMORROW'S STARS II W in ldcadf 0 1950 DOROTHY LYNCH, Secretary j0 ANN RYAN, Vire Presidenl JOHN 0'M.-KLLEY, l'rf'si1Ient JAMES LAWRENCE, Treasurer IEVERY SHOW has its stars. The one hundred seventy-nine seniors of 1950 represent the top talent in our Ursuline scenario. The class was slightly stage- struck when the kleig-lights of Catholic high school education first shone upon it. Many months in the spotlight have molded the seniors into star performers. If you judge a east by its contribution to the show, you have only to leaf through the pages of this shooting script to appreciate the work of this senior class. If brains count with you, the numerous consistent honor roll students in this group speak well for its mental capacity. If you are sports-minded, the rugged athletic aggregations, turned out by this class, have impressed you with their sportsmanship and ability. Ursuline High School is proud of these students, who throughout their stay at Ursuline, have served well their God and their school. They are indeed our top talent. .FX XXIII-'R. LI-ft PRl.I-' Lnlrnlllm sulim' Nun SIMI Ilzunnlgll II.lxks'llnII XXIlI RSUX', 0,0 gain! 'IuIll1Ih'l'1Illll.1l1 IUHWZRI suflvlx Xt'l'I.lIIlf lulv V' l ' 'liwmzll I'mIrIs-nu i.luIv XI1'1II.lllic.lIIIl.luIl1 Club Illllzmllnzll IS.ukcII1.1II 2.11 Y.lu'I'. IIIIXIIIII y IRIQIIIX. If. lhfmmn rpm .' X.nlun1.lI I'mImIuml,l1lI, IDXKI XI. I2frnl1'1l.'f Intl umm II I4uIxn1Im.lIl ilil I. I IIXII'YIl IIIRXIINLII XXI. .Xt'll.lIlfIllIJ x I I I xI'.'lkII1lIIIIk.lI IIr.ming, 1' ' W H' IlIxfIl1Ix 4IuI1 IIlups.IlHII'1li Ixcx llluh. 0IIiu'1 bla-c 6.IuI1 I IIll'llIlI urnl Iigukvl . 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ELAINE Xl. llrcndluz National Honor Soeietv lfrsuline News Stall Albertus Magnus Club l.atin Club Library Club lheresian Club Variety Show Clet' Club National Problems Club Quill and Scroll Socict x CAVANAUCH. DONALD St. Brenrlin Ursuline News Stall Props and Paints Club Clee Club Cheerleader 2. 3 Variety Show lntratnural Basketball, l National Problems Clt lb Theresian Club Clee Club G.A.A. Variety Show l I H n NROY. LIZABETH Dominic rary Club :resian Club 'ing Club e Club ..A. iety Show Club ir Committee CRANE, MARIANNE St. Patrick Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Annual Staff Ring Committee G.A.A. CHN! mre jadnf NIROY, SALLY OU Dominic nual Staff rary Club 2 Club Orelte .A. lety Show resian Club r Committee Theresian Club Glee Club Altar Committee Variety Show Sewing Club DAYVSON, lNIARY JANE Immaculate Conception Thcresian Club Glee Club G.A.A. DELANEY, VINCENT St. Patrick Mechanical Drawing Club Intramural Basketball l, 2 Xaverian Club DOMINIC, DOLORES St. .4 7171 National Problems Club Props and Paints Club DiNUNZIO, LOUIS St. Ann Props and Paints Club Mechanical Drawing Club Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club XG Z? KXXX Glee Club G.A.A. Sewing Club Majorette National Problems Club DURKIN- EVELYN DONOVAN, JANE St. Columbo Props and Paints Club Theresian Club Glce Club G.A.A. Senior Play Sacred Heart Theresian Club Glee Club G.A.A. Varietv Show EVERLY, FRAN K Sl, A7il',l!IlIl.Y Ursuline News Slillf Spanish Club Intramural Basketball National Problems Club FAGAN, DANIEL SL Nicholas Albert us Magnus Club Spanish Club Glee Club Xaverian Club Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Key Club. Officer Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Variety Show St. john Bcrchman Societv National Problems Club Senior FINNERTY, PATRICIA St, Patrick Animal Staff Sewing Club Thercsian Club Glec Club Variety Show G.A.A. l7P6' 079 li3l1lzU1f t..-KN lHl-1R. 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Higlr Selrool Newwreel l.iln'ar'y Clrrb Clee Cltrlr St. lolru llerelurran Society Variety Slum' Nleelrarrieal Drawing Clrrb Debate 'learn Senior Play Xaterian Club filfl' fflllll .-llbertus Nlagnuw Club St. ,Iolru llerclrnrarr Soeiett lutrarrrural Ilaskelball National Probletus Club ll X NN, NANCY Sl, lhrnrinrr Sl. h1lrr'ur1l Annual Stall National lllallrernatirs li-A-N Honor Sot iett 'l lreresian Club Prout Altetrtlarrt St-wirrg Clrrb 'lllar Courruillet' I l'Rl-1lSl'1X. I lrerexizur C Props antl Paintq Club National Problems Cltlh Senior ll,-KYITRA. QIUHN SY. lflrril L' .llclhmlirn Slrarpa lk Flats Club 1-lee Club s Props arul Paints Club xl Hu' XRFAI lrrlrarrrtrral llaxkelliall llarul l. 2, il. l HANCOCK. JAMES Sl. liwrrrlrtn National Matlreuratiu Horror' Soeiely 'l'r'at'k il. 4 Xateriatr Clrrlr HA'I'Al.A. EIRANNI-1 St.1ili:nlu'!lr 'llreresiarr Club Sewirtg Club Clee Clrrb Yan-it-rv Show 1-.A.A. National Probleurs Clrrb It Sl.lIorH1tllt Dum' Muim. 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I X.xliml.ll l'lUlJll'IIlNf Iulw NW 'VU X Iwriim muh Xlln-:ms Xlllglllb I.IuIu .5 f 5 . !f A I My , ,N , V04 Sl. lulm l5crr'lln1.m N3'll l 'l g'm.il.U lllllllll I mpvmml I'gIiuuC.IuI1 'FIU'-'- I lNlllIIll X1lXl'll,lll Xlulwlllzlliu SUll1'lX. Ullic NNXXHILIII fluln I nun C Iulm 1 I aint WELSH, THOMAS WIEGEL. JOANNE Sl. Dominic National Honor Society Class Officer 2. 3 Props and Paints Clu Library Club Theresian Club Glee Club Variety Show Majorette Altar Committee Senior Play TROYAN. ELIZABETH ANN Sl. joseph Theresian Club Sewing Club National Problems Club VALLEY. CLARA LOUISE St. Ann Variety Show Sewing Club Theresian Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club G.A.A. VERNON, jOSEPH Sl. Nicholas Bowling Team, 4 Xaverian Club Glee Club VOGELBERGER, PETER St. Edward National Honor Society Annual Staff National Mathematics Honor Society, Pres. Debate Team Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Track fl, 4 Albertus Magnus Club Boy's State All County 4 All Stars 4 St. john Berchman Society St. Valentines Day King 0I e 0,9 St. Columba WELSH, CATHERINE :avCfi2HdCllUb' PES. . rops an aints lub igiiifgfliff - enms , Sharps and Flats Glee Club Band 1, 2. 3, 4 gand Library Club VUKQVICH, zpinffh Club KA FHERINE Variety Show SS- Pefel' and P-alll National Problems Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Theresian Club G.A.A. National Problems Clul: WELSH, MARTIN St. Dominic Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club WALIHNACI RITA National Problems Club SS. Cyril and Methodius Glee Club Theresian Club Sewing Club CJ, WI-IAN, MADONNA St. Patrick Spanish Club Albertus Magnus Club Glee Club Variety Show G.A.A. WITT, MARY CATHERINE St. Columba Band I, 2, 3 French Club Sharps and Flats Club Props and Paints Clul Debate Team National Problems Cl N-49 gi E :AX P J -f if EE, BO . Columlm nnual Staff ieerleacler averian Club ational Mathematics Honor Societv 1tramural Basketball ational Problems Club ZOLDAK. BERNARD St. Nizrlzolns Annual Staff Golf Team 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Latin Club Ursuline News Staff Ring Committee mf f7,,,, fmt! LOU RY. l-'RAN CES MAE S!.f1nn URKO, LORETTA loly Name ariety Show lee Club 'heresian Club rench Club :wing Club .A.A. St, john Berclunan Society National Problems Club ZUERCHER, JANE St. Dominic Props and Paints Club Theresian Club G.AiA. Glee Club Prom Queen Varietv Show Altar Committee, Chairman 5 Thcresian Club Library Club Sharps and Flats Club Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Sewing Club KIASTRAXIICO, Props and Paints Club LUCY Annual Stall CARNEY, DONNA JEAN St. Arm 'liheresian Club G.A,A. Varietv Show Glee Club Sewing Club at 7X Aja' , , X. A X. ll St. Patrirk Sewing Club Clee Club Theresian Club May Day Attendant DICNAN, OXVEN St. Ezizvawl Ursuline News Stall Props and Paints Club Xaverian Club, Sec'y Clee Club Intramural Basketball 2, 3 National Problems Club NELSON, ROBERT SI. Dominir St. john lierchmau Society Xaverian Club National Mathematics Honor Society Intramural Basketball Art Club Variety Show TRUCKSIS, MARY ANN St. Nirlzolas Annual Staff National Problems Club Clee Club MCNICHOLAS, FLORENCE SI. A7171 Theresian Club G.A.A. Glee Club Varietv Show Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Theresian Club Variety Show G,A.A. :sf QVTfT3 'w J ,1 6l1am4el3 H. Q. TEST PATTERNS Q ff-in Q QI V 1 s SQ 2 ,n - 'N 4 L 5 5 7? Y if S 14' 'IJ if a Q C al kr S' 'v -it: -2 This is simple tbut only for EinsteinY' contend James Henry, WVilliann Novak. John Blocker and Peter Vogelberger. One H -bomb coming up. Wlhrlnn ,, 'M' Ul'K W. , I hm Lf'f f'Il. Put F' L 560- Anne Marie M mnerty and Rm x fHale, tmdry Marmelli, You're sew right. fflf 1 knew you were comin' I 'd a baked ll cake K6 Weyre nr Test Tube Talent Tl lllixed Up but . ' this Q nfari ake Sllfe ' u fume G . IS say C. , lozler and Theresa Iffmznne Lyden lean K' 'flgemld ' ' ing. T '4At least we know what H20 is, sigh Charlotte Italiano, Rose Italiano, Bar Allfllllfkill, YVilliznm Porter, Frances Mac- Loury and Wfilliam Cuughlin. bara --ro mf-61 pwurtice makes perfect lt l00ks 50000 simple when Sister d0es il, think Donna jean fiilfllfy, Betty Conroy and Peggy Frm-iscn. 11 --wt-'i I build at illlllgZiiIHN',q is tht' tllclnc for this artistic' l0l. The day draws to a close The Old Wlaster Painters We like this KC Type!! work 60 words an minute men and women! Art for Arl's sake, say Becky Ganlher, Bob O'Neil, john Holway, Rose 0'Horo, Joe Salugll. Diana Mc'Gowzm, Tim Lydcn, John Gavural, Betty Boyd and Pant Foster. The poise that Tef'eShes Note the rapt expressions on the Yates of these Latin enthusiasts: Ehtine Kinsey. Nnnnn Popuvitch. Rtmahi Quinlan. Frank Lehnerd. Bill Cleary. Bernie Zohhtk and Ray Hatndei. Mihai expressive heads! Et tu K6 Uin Paris was this! Les etudiants cle Francais som .Vary Kay Wm, Phil Prosser. Paul R,,dgf,n Jo hm R Becky Gzmther, Theresa S-ll - . , ' U K mn' 1 I uctcr .tml Loretta Yurlm, These religion students are well on their way to the goalx their quest lor happiness. .,T,,wfm1 the Eternal ,, Comme ncement A . , .N lxnu hom . - Tmlsll' ' Thomas Thin paper goes to press tomorrow. dream journalists Elaine Casey, Peggy McGa- hagan, lim McKinney, Ronald Quinlan. Edith Henehar, Bob Glenn. jim Henry. liarhara Mdllurkin, Kevin Ramsey, Bill Holt. Terry Fitzgerald and Paul Ashton. Much A do About Something! Our City Desk . F eudin', F ussinf F ightin' 2 i' 2 4-1 80 fi Beautiful day, isnft it? ..,.uu0FS, as th h Q f P. 0, . D. class looks on. They claim il's this way, states Ed Hestin to Ellen McGarry, Sallie Schrieber Gertrude Serenko and Tim Lyden. Could this be fest wffek- ,VInnl17Wn i.m't good enough fm 2 I .nuke up the Ursulim' library. them filly questions? Us lu- kuldmgk asks Ray Till'ilSl1l'k. while. ussismm Pnl Foster looks on. A. 7' nxvlltb says Biology isn'l interesungr ,. ' e Zuerclier. Norbert Moran, john x,av...,, Dol Manley, jan ,411 7 Information please, is a familiar phrase .U -, v Vfeigel, Rose ltnliano, Joanne jubak. and Mary Rita hlun.-.-,, Inte7'e5 specimens aren't they? A ttention B00kwoTms The mmzbers racket ,...., l4H1u,'0H c Italian., Agnllrlllk LclrnL.,.d' Huh cv' ' f1l'a'- .. .. .lo .hm Ryan, pull' Ashlm mini- Tcrry Sdlluvrcsxlilo ':,v.llxlU Flynn, I .incl I h u 1 :lrlc-s Low- ' rs. You mean I gotta wear it? ll docsn'1 look like the pattern, laments Anne Marie McHale to her co-workers Peggy Prosser and Joyce Macy. George IVashington slept here! I t hu mpenecl in 1492? puzz cs The question Now wma il ' ' -' L vis. student Charles ex . 'This bIofked.in Semin . -' n Uleans, or 'ffl u I I 1 1 ' , . - nt Crane ,I mdlbfd ll Could m to N HCV Cass'df Y, 6311, but then 21 . a ' 5- IN ., dncy Fiynn and Bob gG:nnexplainS 7 ,' l our alert Antcricznl history Theory? . . . . dearie! W IQ ay .jundmiffem THE RELAY TRANSMITTER carries signals, pictures and sounds between stations. CThat's our Junior Class.j They are Ursuline's tele- vision tower of activity. Swinging our camera to take close-ups of these starlets who are rapidly moving downstage, we find near the foot-lights the Junior versatile leaders - Jack Pierson, PICTURE I Row 1 I left to rightj Tom Beardman, Jacquelyn Daley, Dan Berow, Alice Cookson, Dick Bennett, Bob Barrett, Mona Ashton, and Frank Beck. Row 2 fleft to rightj Natalie Antonucci, Bob Bernard, Rosemary Brine, Marian Doherty, Mildred Charnoki, john Carlon, Rose Cassese, Denny Barrett, Nilde D'Amato, Car- roll Dixon, George Bernard, Elizabeth DeRose, jack Blaski, and Mary Virginia Cleary. PICTURE 2 Row 1 fleft to rightj Pat Mileto, Jean Kling, Margaret Nelis, Richard Lucarell, Gil Nichols, Claranne Lyden, and Bob Kubala. Row 2 fleft to rightj Terry Martzial, Mary Kay Lyden, Tom O'Connor, Mary Mahon, Dave Porter, Barbara Willes, Harry Kruger, Mary Jane Ludertovic, Richard Kukura, Viola King, Edward Nader, Toni Lozier, and Jack Nichols. PICTURE 3 lst Row fleft to rightj Frank Gallagher, Rosella Higgins, Michael Harty, John Gengenbacher, and John Keasy. 2nd Row fleft to rightj Janet Frantz, Joan Hoover, Peggy Jones, Tom Flynn, Sally Durkin, Frank Jacobs, Shirley Dublino, John Holland, Barbara Helzer, Jane Doyle, Mari- anne Glozier, and Suzanne Kalasky. PICTURE 4 lst Row fleft to rightj john De Main, Theresa Conrecode, and James Casey. Mary Lou McGovern, Jack Keasey, Jacquelyn Daley and Pat Wrynn. A FooTBA1.L SNEAK PREVIEW of next year's team shows that the stars of the ,51 season will include Al Smesko, Patsy Mileto, Guy Schia- vone, and Tom Beardman. PICTURE 4 QContinuedJ Row 2 fleft to rightj Alice Cannon, John De Paola, Thomas Carney, and Rita Corrigan. Row 3 fleft to rightj Joanne Cleary, Anita Donnelly, Kay Britt, Al Car- zoo, Peggy Charles, john Bernard, Jo Anne Adams, Jere Burke, Margie Bertrand, Bill Carey, Marguer- ite Dempsey, Diane Daley, and Rose Marie Clark. PICTURE 5 lst Row fleft to rightj Leona Scardina, Ann Simon, Pat Resch, Bob Smaltz, Francis Petrony, Jack Ryan, and Tom Popo- vitch. 2nd Row fleft to rightl Catherine Orjavsky, Peggy 0'Neil, Charles Sudall, Francis Schulick, Delores Razewski, Shelia Sampsell, Leonard Pogacnik, Dick Savko, Nina Scardina, Ber- nadette Riley, Dorothy Rudarski, Gregory Rommack, Virginia Smith, and Dorothy Patocnak. ,.,.-Q f s ,T Tx fu . X , X f I ,,l, x 1 X f If X. fflliff xi' NX f' Il l' X X , il ,' X ,I , N fl: X - ' . xxi :jg-1 Arr!! X J ' Q ay jfandmifferd OF COURSE, THE JUN1oRs have achieved high honors in fields other than the football field. The scholastic field, for example, boasts a notable number of stars. The first stringers include, Suzanne Kalavsky, Jean Kling, Clar- anne Lyden, and Mona Jane Ashton. VVHAT is A snow without a commercial? And what is the Junior's best commercial but PICTURE 6 Ist Row C left to rightj Jean Hernan, Jack Kane, Mary Ellen Foley, Tom Klempay, Patricia Eddy, Ronald Galip, Tom Don- nelly, and Harry Guy. 2nd Row fleft to rightj Nora Mae Hartell, Ed. Donoghue, Jacqueline Kane, Peggy Fair, Bill Kane, Theresa Fitzgerald, Raymond Joyce, John Kahl, Joanne Fitzpatrick, Chuck Garland, Marilyn Galladay, Sally Kenney, Allen Hickey, Peggy Kennedy, Mary Eddy, and Wini- fred French. PICTURE 7 ' Row 1 fleft to rightj Mary Jo Wren, and Al Smesko. Row 2 I left to 'rightj Pat Wrynn, Joseph Rainer, Jacqueline Trampush, Bernard Wilkins, Mary Lou Theskston, and John Zamary. Row 3 fleft to rightj Evelyn Valentino, Robert Trampush, Blanche Stratford, Charles Wollitz, John Wanchow, and Elizabeth Tuchek. PICTURE 8 Row 1 fleft to rightj Guy Schiavone, Dorothy Weaver, and John Riley. Row 2 fleft to rightj John Tucci, Mary Jane Zill, Ben Welsh, Margaret Tarney, and Lee Scharrer. Row 3 fleft to rightj Dorthea Ulrich, Thomas Sikora, Nancy Weldon, Edward Tragesser, Helen Tesnar, Edward Vahey, and Theresa Yabloposky. the top performers in their ranks. The renown f'Triple Trio , Sally Mullen, Margie Nellis, and Peggy Jones have reached the top on everyone's UHit Parade . THE JUNIOR RALLY and all successful Junior Prom are fitting examples of the U.H.F. fUltra High F requencyj of the stars of tomorrow. PICTURE 9 Ist Row fleft to rightj Chris Snyder, Dick Reilly, Victor Popovitch, Jack Reagan, Marianne Papagna, Pat Ruane, Barbara Pagacnic, and Mary Patton. 2nd Row fleft to rightj Ann Oexle, Kathleen Reedy, Pat Sennet, Jack Pierson, Mary Lou Crish, Yolanda Ripoli, Catherine Quinn, Lucille Sequella, Jack Ring, Delores Smith, Jim Sferra, and Marcella Rohman. PICTURE 10 lsr Row fleft to rightj Sue Lotze, Tom Lowry, Mary Lou McGovern, Jim Morley, Ray Manley, Mary McCarthy, Francis Mur- phy, and Sally Lotze. 2nd Row Ileft to rightj Joyce Ann McGinty, Jerome Kolesar, Florence Loftus, Tom McKiney, Sally Mullen, Al Lyster, Ward Morrisroe, Mary Theresa Murphy, Ed. Lombard, and Peggy McGuire. '-:Q -f w N f -5,2-' X Q x I I X X ,wx N f f X 1 li X I , 5 All I T :T 1 J gli If xx f ll 1 X i r X lr, N ' 1 X x f 'll lx' ' r ' I N 1 N ,lf-f 1 L. I' ,Z xx' X, f ii..- ine IQ earzia THE LINE REHEARSAL has been held, parts have been assigned, and the show is well under way. The upperclassmen have carried off the leads, and to them will go the thunderous ap- plause, but the sophomores play a vital, though unglamorous role in this production. They are the stage crew, the men behind the scenes, the PICTURE 1 Ist Row fleft to rightj Cecil Kilanowski, Eleanor Kofler, Roberta Jacohs, Winston Hesch, Joe Kish, Agnes Higgins, Ann Hughes, and Peter Hyland. 2nd Row fleft to rightj Margaret Docherty, Joanne Haggarty, Jack Han- ley, Joseph Kenny, Mary Lou Jennings, Richard Greer, Sam Jackson, James Hoffman, Mary Agnes Howley, William Hughes, James Donnelly, Maureen Green, Emmet Hynes, Nancy Hackett, and Rosemary Gardner. PICTURE 2 Ist Row Kleft to rightj Bill Harrison, Donald Dominic, Barbara Jean Hartill, Noreen Handel, Jo Ann Jackonich, Kay Donna Holland, Thomas Heitz, and Roger Dempsey. 2nd Row fleft to rightj John Inhouse, YVilliam Eichenberger, Barbara Gibson, William Eberhart, Jo Ann Kenny, Clement DeLucia, Kathleen Hanna, Otto Drieling, Margaret Klempay, Mary Gilmartin, Josephine Gillies, Donald Higgins, Charles Franklin, and Michael DePaola. PICTURE 3 lst Row fleft to rightj Bill Smith, Betty States, Monica Topley, John Steadman, Joe Vogelberger, Roseann Sweeney, Aud- rey Ruane, and Jim Ramm. 2nd Row fleft to rightj Dorothy Rudge, Alice Rousher, Bob Welsh, Emma Jane Riley, John Valley, Herbert Tolbert, Joseph Smaltz, Joseph Strechansky, Rosejane Renaldy, Jack Storey, Patricia Riley, Betty Ann Rochford, and Carol Shutrump. backbone of the show. Their spirit of co-opera- tion has manifested itself many times during the school year. Ursuline High School is proud of the sophomore class, and is firm in the belief that they will fill the star roles as well as they handled the minor ones. PICTURE 4 Ist Row fleft to rightj Steve Palmer, Dolores Rish, Edward Ridel, Joseph Phalen, Dorothy Smith, Alice Snyder, Dick Slavkov- sky, and June Weinheimer. 2nd Row fleft to rightj Patrick Riley, Sally Veauthier, Steve Snitzer, Mary Frances Sharkey, Maryjane Renaldy, Grace Wollitz, Nick Rimedio, Patricia Patterson, Florence Saunders, Paul Sikora, Philip Pillin, Isabelle Splain, and Joyce Weigel. ff'--TTT ' JA! fxs I x txt I 1 X X 'X' l 'Z' f l- Nl!' l .QQ 1:5 , xx Xu-1 wi xx ,', ,' x N fx' X -K , XXX Ri A41 1, Nd J f f +1.- I U12 Now I,ET,S MEET So1xIE STAGE CREW PER- SONNEL. FIRST, THE BRAINS in the technical depart- ment. These students are regulars on the Honor Roll: Carol Shutrump, Margaret Lang, Thomas Lavin, Maureen Green, Seely Beggiani, and Patricia Flynn. NEXT, oUR SUPER SALESMEN. Under the leadership of Joe Vogelberger, the sophs, along with the freshmen, led the school to victory in PICTURE 5 Ist Row Cleft to rightj Pat Mason, Danny 0'Horo, Joanne Lyden, Ed- ward Ochman, Joan McGuire, Thomas Lavin, Eileen McGinty, and Joe Matteo. 2nd Row Cleft to rightj Mary Lou Melanson, Jack Manning, Joan Lantz, Pat O'Neil, Mike Laffey, Jack McPhillips, Rose Marie Nitupski, Eugene Olsavsky, Bill Mitchell, Kathleen McCarthy, Jerry McMahon, Janet Moran, Patrick NICCHYIOH. Rosemarie Nohra, and John Lasko. PICTURE 6 Ist Row Cleft to rightj Mike McCarthy, Monica Miller, Rose Ann Lyden, :Inj Ray Loupe. 2nd Row Cleft to rightj Margaret Lang, Dorothy Korchnak. Jim McCray, and Mary Ann McHugh. 3rd Row Cleft to 'rightj Phillip McGuire, Joe Montella, Bernie Maguire, Dolores 0'Brien, George McGoogan, Dick McLaugh- lin, Betty Masternick, Robert Mathias, Antoinette Kramer, Mary Jane Noch, John Krest, Catherine Mahoney, Georgeann McDonald, Gary Olsavsky, and IQ 2 earda the magazine campaign. Among those present at the banquet for the high salesmen were Patty Reilly, Mary Pat Clark, Jeanne Beardman, and Mary Ann McHugh. SOME LEADING SOPIIMORE ENTERTAINERS are Kathleen Hanna, Jim McCrae, John Krest, Dolores O'Brien, and Dorothy Rudge. CONGRATULATIONS, Stage Crew of 1950, on a good job well done. PICTURE 7 Qfjontinuedj 2nd Row Cleft to rightj Hugh Barnwell, Margaret Durkin, Ed Barko, Kathleen Burke, Ray Costello, Mike Carney, Bob Devanzo, Tom Cigolli, Mary Patrica Clark, Ann Charnokai, Nancy Darin, Harold Bordwell, Jim Bil- lock, and Bob Casey. PICTURE 8 Ist Row Cleft to rightj Tom Carney, Marie Donatella, Alice Benedict, Dorothy Du Bois, Pat Flynn, Bill Cookson, Donald Casey, and Ed Brannen. 2nd Row Cleft to rightj Fred Bord, Jim Beil, Patricia Beller, James Corb- bet, Bill Cleary, Jeanne Beardman, John Barrow, Mary Jane Franklin, Mary Grace Dignan, Eugene Carlon, Joe De Angelis, Lois Buchman, Ronald Anderson, Peter Bonamase, and Frank Danks. 4...-, 1, 5 'fig X X lltiilhu, i John Myers. , PICTURE 7 xx xlpgxj lst Row Cleft to rightj X X 'Ill a ll 1' 1, Tom Bubonick, Florence Furlong Robert Coe f I f i 11,1 Xxx ,f I If ' X 1 9 9 X X ' ll X ' ' Anna Marie Forgac, Nick Billet, Patricia Galoida, N X X 1' Seely Beggiani, and Patricia Doran. N4 x j f I goffom jfm THESE PROMISING YOUNG HOPEFULS are building a firm foundation for the day when they too, will begin a spectacular rise to star- dom. The freshmen class realize, that before they are cast in stellar roles, there must come a period of preparation. Ursuline is the proving ground, and judging from their auditions PICTURE l William Lewis, Frances LoGrasso, Maurice Mc- Gavin, Lawrence Kennedy, Pat Hughes, John Mc- Gunnigal, Pauline Koker, Michael Marinelli, Dick Hunter, Margaret Lehnerd, Carole Lozier, Josephine Marino, Richard Letteau, Bob Mclntosh, Peggy Lyden, Mary Ann McClay, and Anne Laczko. PICTURE 2 Leonard Granito, Joseph Green, Eddie Fayock, Mary Kay Fleming, Margie Doran, Margie Dreiling, Pat Dando, Carol Anne Cronin, Thomas Heffren, Frank Daniels, Tom Dalzell, Dorothy Doberint, Charles Devine, Joanne Geoglio, Margaret Dempsey, James Denny, Dick Holmes, John Daniels, and Ray Dohar. PICTURE 3 Tom Green, George Ferris, Mary Higgins, Ramona Hierro, Bill Finn, Nadia Hayek, Betty Anne Freid- hoff, Lois Emery, Bill George, William Foley, Carmel Gentile, Tom Fredrick, Emily Fair, Monica Gilligan, John Handel, Larry Deskin, Marlene Hoover, Joe Galko, Richard Filisky, and Carl De Angelo. PICTURE 4 Bob Mathews, Bob Kapp, James Leslie, Loretta Kolesar, Loretta Massaro, Sharon Rose Lawrence, Ed Keasey, Bob Julius, Betty Mastadonna, Jack Ma- honey, Gwen Matthews, Paula Lehnerd, Peggy Lyden, Sam La Manna, Albert McAllister, Nancy Kohut, and George Landis. they will be performing before the cameras in the very near future. AFTER GRADUATION we seniors may be for- gotten as individuals or as a class but we shall gain immortality in the actions of the future stars we have helped to influence. PICTURE 5 Carol Colla, Joe Baytosh, Mary Ellen Conlin, Ruth Cole, Robert Comstock, Dorothy Carrozzino, Dolores Barrett, John Chicone, Anna Marie Bettros, Bill Carney, Mary Jane Beil, John Belcher, Carl Beil, Ann Berman, Don Cannell, Howard Charle- boise, Louis Alexander, and Anna Marie Colla. g..-Q ,T X ,f f X 'll' XN I X Nl Z'-Lili: N, I I X In if If L by ' XX l K-5 I L.:- Xx i 'lil' -1' X Hill, f X , ,' N If nf x 1, lu . , XX X 'll 1 xg TP AK!! x J ' 2.--f' i I I H E0ft0l'l'l jfafe WE PRESENT a preview program of the suc- cessful freshman auditions. INFORMATION PLEASEM starring: Catherine Barbush, Ann Laczko, Margaret Lehnerd, Mar- ian Newman, Steve Bernard, Robert Comstock, Arthur Crann and Joe Tomalka, all stars on our honor roll. TALENT SCOUTSB featuring: Paula Lehnerd and Margie Drieling, freshman representatives in the St. Patrickis Day Program. BARBARA ABRAHAM and Dick Brobst who per- formed at many assemblies. PICTURE 6 Mary Ann Toth, John Yuhas, Maureen Witt, Ron- ald Stoops, Ann Yitnick, Eleanor Welsh, Kathleen Simmons, Ivan Wolfe, Anthony Villano, Jerry Welsh, Tom Simons, Anne Marie Vodhanel, Mary Ellen Tyhoskey, Catherine Yask, George Stratford, Cynthia Seifert, Frances Yamary, and Paul Welsh. PICTURE 7 Dorothy Benton, Felix Buttar, Delores Berow, Allen Bell, Stephen Bernard, Maureen Crawford, Francis Blanco, Virginia Adams, Catherine Bar- bush, Jim Borne, James Beil, Dick Brobst, Mary Lou Beil, Jim Barnett, Barbara Abraham, John Carson, William Bannon, and Mary Theresa Carlon. PICTURE 8 Mary Mylott, Donna Jean Riley, Marian Mc- Nicholas, Joanie Richards, Edward Nerry, Velma Rowden, Mary Rita McNicholas, Ellen Rose Morley, Shirley Player, George O'Neil, Ronald Nagy, Betty Jean Moltchen, Elsie Olsalvsky, Paul Nashette, Bill McQuade, Edward Melanson, Madeline Olesky, Fred Moran, and Tom Rochford. PICTURE 9 Marian Newman, Bill Mermis, Joe Nohra, Regina Palletie, Bill Pesa, Doris Parknavy, Florence Petrony, Delphine Pulasky, Helen Grace Ryan, Eddy O'Neil, Ed Rance, Vincent Marjonie, Richard Repasky, Kathleen Roche, John Mulqueen, Loretta Samuels, Mary Ann Sajnovsky, Sheila Mulholland, and Tom Pierson. SPORTS ON PARADEH Football enthusiasts Bill Carney, Bob Julius, Bill Mermis and Jerry Oles. Basketball aspirants Jim Savko-and HPERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS interviewing Betty Jean Moltchan, queen of the Exponent Campaign. BEFORE SIGNING OEF we'd like to invite you to tune in next year, same time, same station, for the next thrilling episode in the Fifty-three Forecast. PICTURE 10 Joan Sarkese, Judy Slavik, Donna Splain, Thelma Stickle, Charles Schreiber, Virginia Tekach, Harold Watson, Mary Jean Toy, Geraldine Swader, Ronald Zidian, Ronald Satler, John Weaver, Laberta Vitucci, Alice Smith, Joe Tomalko, and Jim Savko. ....Q f X f f .' N f g.if'XfNr. f ll X X ix f, X X I f Il X. ill thing! f X J.- L ge z, . X w xi I X- HSA, X, ,I il NN xii? Ari!! ' C7fIllI1l16f4 CYCLORAMA U if ur Olga ing en an mmen Top Row-R. Glenn, P. Ashton, R. Troxil, R. Scheetz, F. Lehnerd, N. Lowry, E. Sandi, T. Tinkler, P. Vogelberger. Middle Row-Mary Kay Bowers. Virginia Olsavsky, R. Quinlan, 0'Malley, W. Cleary, C. Lewis, W. Coughlin. E. Amreihn, Margaret McGahagan, Elaine Casey. Bottom Ron'-Joanne Weigle, Rose 0'Horo, jo Ann Ryan, Gertrude Serenko, Edith Henchar, Donna Byers, Dorothy Lynch, Patricia Foster, Joyce Macy, Mary Hesch. As A Rl-:WARD for k'Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service, 29 students have been received into the National Honor Society here at Ursuline. linrollment in such a select group is truly a praiseworthy achievement and speaks of much effort and sacrifice on the part of all members throughout their high school careers. Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service are high standards. The members of the Honor Society have attained them first of all, by constant and diligent application to study. They know its value and have labored wisely, using books as their tools. Thus has the goal of scholarship been reached. But these same boys and girls have always found sufficient time to assume leadership in class activities, and to generously assist their Alma Mater whenever possible. All this makes demands on the most desirable qualities in Catholic youth. Recep- into the National Honor Society is fitting testimony that such good charac- ter has not passed unrewarded. The young men and women who have earned the privilege of membership in this fine organization have accomplished some- thing which they will proudly remember all their lives. These students are a source of great pride to Ursuline High School which salutes their industry and initiative. am era Sfiidf Tnrz BUZZ or ACTIVITY which filled the room vailed. And then . . . High School Newsreel of the Conducting you on a tour through Ursuline . . . Ursuline in action! The Dramatics Club, the Ursuline students displaying their radio talents are: Top Row- John Holway, Frank Lehnerd. and Elias Saadi. 2nd Ron'- Neil Lowry, Bob McHale, E. G. Diehm, Mr. Fleckenstein, Cliff Oliver, and Roh 0'Neil. Isl Rout- Befky Ganther, Edith Hcnfhar, Rose 0'Horo, Donna Byers, Edna Casey, and Peggy Ht'Cahagan ceased. A dead silence pre- Air . . . This is Neil Lowry Mission Club, the L'r5uIinr .Yezvs in the making, a P. O. D. debate, classes, activities . . . our heads were in a whirl as we viewed the various phases of life at Ursuline. Radio programs such as these, presented by our speech students, have won city wide acclaim for their ingenuity and appeal. High School Newsreel of the Air is indeed an important part of our tele- vision pageant of today. Top Rout-Jane Donovan, Mary MeGahagan, Dorothy Potocnak, Rosella Higgins, joan Brown, Kay Donna Holland Peggy Lang, Joanne Pekarcik, Jo Ann Haggerty, and Patty Flynn. Second Row- Lucy Mastramico, Marlene Topley, Colleen Taylor, Virginia Smith. Nancy Hackett, Monica Topley. Loretta Yurko, Betty Boyd, and Maureen Pierson. Third Row- janet Moran. .Mary Ann Trucksis, jane Zuercher, Ellamae Campbell, Dolores Dominic, and Ruth Ann Dominic. 35:5 :A K. 'I Sr -L KL 'ill f f f- I N.,,,Q f i '51 x k,,'x.fQ1 . Lx Q . -iq I - if gtk K A .Az , l F5 my 2 V. A i. 3 I . Y, Y A iQiffSg:rQ,S,??32?3 A i4fffi'fQ.., 'fi , - iff ' ' ,LP , , . Top: Thi' pmrIiu'cr of our shim'-Clmrlcs Lewis. !,'rnlr'r.' The finum'icrs ol' our show- lizarlmixl Hcfllurkin, Bill Cleary. Frank Lchncrd. lfnllom: Thu chic-I' script writers-Bill Coughlin, Ronald Quinlan, Donna: Byers. Edith Hcnrhur, Pete Vogelberger. Kevin R2llllSCf', Huh 0'Nc-il, Mary Kay Bowers, joan Rogers. gain! Qi! Omf0fy lint si-iiwlttrf' came into its own when four Ursuline students won prizes in the Mahoning County Speech Con- test on Saturday, February 25. 1950. 'l'he following orators were honored: NIEII, Lowkv lst place l,7'Ilf07'll'l1l Declzlmalion. CHARLES Lewis lst place Uriginial fJTI1f0Tj'. RoBr1R'1' 0lNl'1ll., 2nd place Dmmafic Derlamrztion. PHILLIP l'RossF.R 3rd place Humorous Declamation. The art of public speaking will be of invaluable assistance to these men in tomorrow's age of television. L. to R.: Phil Prosser, Charles Lewis, Neil Lowry and Bob 0 Nul .9ri5L 7W:i:5ionarie:i rlllfli NIISSION CLUB OF N50 soared to a new high! Under the auspices of the capable officers and voluntary services of their members. the Theresian and Xaverian Clubs achieved many praiseworthy goals. Paramount among the activities of this organization were the paper drive. clothes collection, altar committee work. and the purchase of school chapel supplies. The role of the Mission Club in our television hit reached its zenith with the Happy Hearts Hop, a fitting climax to a year of good work. Belly COIIIUY Joanne Jubak E004 me HALL Roans LEAD TO Roma was the theme of Catholic Book Week this year. Among the future television scripts added to our shelves are Sezfen Storey M0unlaz'n. Exile Ends in Glory, and Al- most Seventeen. These and many other stimulating books brought us many hours of enjoyable reading. The library is the heart of our televi- vision studio. Catholic Book VVeek has given us a greater opportunity to show an appreciation for our Catholic herit- age. l 71404 eomwawq f X Hung lu C nb in ihzlh ,l 2 an Nt l X' EX nu lgudlllllcgxce in glllxzxi fkfmuuh will Q as I W We l iff, ' ? .f.Lz ,h,.,,l qv I Xu, Ti f . LR'x-Ef51TDou Yowominfongf ivscsmss. 13 l .x.., x,.. . I-! V M9714 bww. Al...-A-v I All Um. .N .-x..u.m vu U, nf.. 4 W- U me gf 1 mv mmm: f-'H-1 I 'Y--W-'ll'-'fl, lv- 'N M' wx nw ll.. 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Slnur Knlhluvn me sum Mule Demise. than Si-ms, ma mm ,am -no .0 my crmponlgd an mnkv dw cv-.mann cm. Bam qu.-1 n uupmn mu-eu. ., , .,,.-. 4 -,,.!,,. U.l-l.S. Speech Students Yonicipcn ln Debate smun Members ol me we-rh chan. pnriltlplkd ln n debuts lx vm.-.pmwn College on ou. 10. The mhlect duhaud vu 'Should We Abolish the Eleelonl Comp. Tm, quenllon an -lun dobsurl ns ghnn-y Huh Boho-al on Def. lt. Unuhm sauna ughs. mn- dcnu who were clund ln om nl thru lllvixlunl. the vanity, the Q14 penunnd nl LN bnflnnlng MN- um. Rlpnrnlln Unulme nv. Chan- ey sun lnry Buch. Kevin lum- noy, Chula Lewin, .luuph Hush, Then dlnu of 1 mera md al gm. lx. TNI dum in da xpirlt nl Unv- S0l'll0ll0llE LEM Dill? MG 1lG'l0lll This ss the much cmxsecutlve yen: that n mngdlne sub- Balhes and pep tal from November 28 rwe hu men can and by Ursullne students. lm we du . nfl unzll and promis-ell, held the wolf Dex-ember 12. Our goal was ta beginning and progress was at l when the students-sale,-when put the fhxal two 65:18. the goal wu achieved. om-Q -pm nm mm.-I was dl- vlded hlw teams. Lhs Gran md an Gola. ll vm :he 4-fm- fmhmcn mx wphmgrsn vs. un experlqnud luniun and anim-n. The genenl mug: at cha cm-pngn was hu 0'lnlley. Charles Levi: unwind dw up- perclnsmeh and .lou Vagelbgglr the undeyelnnemen. All hndhad :heir heavy dallas very wall. Moss of :hs may hnmsnmm lndere had tn be vaklen! no the Aollprs mounted slowly. but thevl Wu relukinl ln Art! 3, 100, Atl-I 1. ami lOl, n lhnnl moms lui thu Green mum: All :M way. ln the Gold cusp, 806 nl. l.hl pus. . . wfum. nam. pm ma pm: nu, .mx ffm num-. nn .mmm tha pm.. num fm mn xmdenu Who warned hndm- TN vfinnlng homeroom. Aria 8. will ln- cmd wma an ln-mm pm-1 ll 0101 en all nfl of men! Gum, hxrllunnxh Blur .5-lmlghlu limb. lhll mf. will an hu lil: mm um Nun at Dawn la Ch ni the Qlhramulr lnrh. man :bum lnrlh In nr hrnnglq the gull Curb rl! thrh la 4 l , ,nu me nmol will mio: a :nn 01 w refuponta hom lk :DUBYA un, The Curtin 100' Nul- 1. idi- nfllutlin 10. ull lol! UW' served dn x Rc urged khll Cutholle ymlkh nppncluu Ll! Camille philowyhy 04 'dy cmm-lf.. B.,,.1-n. ha.. ul llh. nl canholle wehxq. the mqrnmx. Hu' llllllllll' Nr'-uw SI1:H,l'cg,gl Nld-nlmgml, lllnlnc Czxsrx, lim Nhlxinm-y. Ronald Quinlan. liclilll llrnnlml. ll.nlx.nn Nlnflmkln. lloh Gln-nn, lim llcml. kwin Rnmscx. 'flwlvan lrlllglikllll, lllll lloll. l'nul Xsllllm. Quill mul Snfrll Surirly-lu-sin Rnlusry. Clmrlvs Lush, Paul Xsllluu, lilnhw i'.Ll5l'N, Pvggx Nhllnlmgnn. lllll l.l1'.nx, 'llwu-ml lllllgflkllll, Ronald Quinlan. jim Nlmlslnmw. .fducb 0 fra Bic: STARS in our glittering rc'- ricw were the glcc' Club members who fsiithfully' c'z1rric'cl out their roles at assemblies, rallies and con- c'c'rts. lfnu' I fl.f0l'.Q-xlllfy Lynn Xlcrrnn, Dorothy Du Bois, Lucy Nlzrslrannico, mloycc- Nlcfiinnly, Harry' Lou Rilchis, Harry' Higgins, Sully Lotlr, Barbara Pogacrnilc, Suc' LIIIIC, Nlnry Ann l'clparglm. Luis Klhirichigno, Shu-lin Nlul- holluncl, Pal Reach. Peggy Fair, Frances Schnlilc, Xlnrgic' Nellis, joan Brown, Dolores Dominic. Ann liunnnnn. jenn llulaln, Illnr- nnnc' Lyclerl. Nlury lillen Foley. Put Flynn, illlll lizrrlmru llillllllilll. Rim' 2 ll. lo r.j-Virginia 5ll'l'lAl. Virginia Olszryslcy, Peggy Xl c flclllklgilll. N'inil'rc'cl Frc'nc'l1. jillilllflyll Traunpllsll, Sully Nlnllins, Erc-lyn llullcin. Rosellzl Higgins. Yolunclu Rippoli, nncl Clurxl Valley. l'inni.xl . lJolm'f'x U'lh im: Run' I l1.lnr.J-Uysc-n Dign.ln, jnclc Rygln. .ll 5lllt'Slx0, Ray Loupe, llulr l.lc'nn, jack Kezlsy, Tom l'opoyilch. Terry xlklllllill, Pnl Mc-lilo, and Tum Donnc'IIc'y. Run' 2 fl. lu r.1-Don Clmulmllgll, jim lxellc-y, Tllll Lyclen. lioh lxlc-in, f:ll'g0ly Rom- Illilllx. Charles lnirlancl. jack Kaine. 'loc' Rainer, uncl -lm' Hearth. l'i1mi.yl . llolm rs U'lirirn Ron' I ll. lo r.l-knlhlc-c-n Xlclinrlhy, Nl. Lou Lnclerloric. I-erulclinc' Syxnclel, jane! xlllfilll, Joyce lyiegvl. Nlury joan Toy. Ralli- lc'c'n Toy, Dcmnn Yluc' Splnin, Put llllllllll, Gwendolyn Nlnlllluws. nncl Florence Pelrony. Ran' 2 Il. In 7'.j-Rlllllllllil llierrzl, Flilllflh Luflrauso, Nlnrgmcl Slegrm. Cnrnlc- Lolic-I, llzlry jane Bc-il, joannc' Surkes. nkllllilfil Mmmlxnllx, Nancy knhut. Thelnm Sliclclr, Marry Ann Tolh,iuncl .hum Nlnric- Collin. l,illHl3l. DnIm'1'x 0'lh irn Ron' I fl. In 1.2-lhlllbllly lic-nlon, jo Ann lluggertyg Culllerinc' Yush. Ylnclrline Oleslcy. Nancy Hxlllxell, Put Morey. jonnnc' N'ic'gc'l, Peggy' Prosser, Ellannne fiklllllihiql, llolorea Dominic, Pal frillillllil, .Xnnn Marry Lc'llic'lc. joyfc- Macy, Many Ellen Tylnralcc'y, Dorothy Lynch, Rim Wzrlilnmc, :incl Eluinc' Casey. Run' 2 II. lo r.l-Marry Lon lieil. Nlary' Lon -lcnnings, Peggy Lung. l'.llly Doran, Nlnrlenc' Tolmley, Ill'3lll'lll' Trznnpnsh, Partly llclcly, xlhlllljkl Toplvy. Kay llollancl, xlkll'gLll'l'l Hang- ynr. and Bflly Troynn. Pianist, .llnm c'1'u I'i1'rwn ,9n june MM. fl.. flmw lx! Ron' KL. to R.J-Richard Brolxst. A. Rousher. K. Welsh. A. Crzmn, Gavuru. N. Horam, A. Fitlputrifk, M. Patton. D. Mc-Coy. Znd Row fL. to RJ-J. Kish. M. Churnoki, S. Kenny. Nlulquecn, R. Thomas, C. Snyder. F. Loury. R. Coe. A. Charnoki. Hllurk to the rom' as Ihr, bam! gow mnrrhing by, Shlllllllifl' ln ,ihoizlrlffr bearing our IJIIIIYIF7' high. As 'rnia URst'1.1Nia Hlmz Som: rings ont, wc svn' the Ursuline band inzirch clown tht' fit-ld. Not only during football season, but yvzn'-rouml tht' spirit and tzilvnt of tlwst' nnlscinns is inspiring. Arnong othvr harmonious zxctivitics. thc rcglilzirs and thc cnlurgccl freshman group pzirtfripzltt' in monthly stuclvnt rctftzxls and ns-- St'lTll7llt'S. Ursulini' High Srhool is proud of thcst' unsung hcrocs. A9 .Ni 591 ri? ' Q-V ly 'JIPQ p N1'LA9N9.J5J Lil' Uel' Ogrf Wim ron, wnA'r Fox, who 'yu gonna: yt-ll forl ' lnspirvtl by tht' uI'2ll'lulYt'l'J boys nt tht- football and lmskctlmll gzuncs, tht' sport-followvrs ut lirsulinc' t'ht't'r'vtl lonclly :intl cmllvssly. 'l'o lllt'lll wt' ollcr our zipprvcizition and rongrzitnlzitions rally wt' do! H Phil Mc-Quire jim Hoffman Mike Luffey glue wkirgng, jwirgng muddy LET Us Now swiTcH our television sets to the football Held. It's half-time! The band is playing! The crowds are cheering! Far down the field come 'the Ursuline majorettes stepping and twirling in perfect unison. During football season, these girls give up much of their free time to achieve the precision for which they are noted. Thanks, girls, for a great job! Top Picture: Joanne WViegel, Pat Storey, Bettianne Taalfe, Norma Jean Leetch, Sally Lou Conroy, Nancy Cassidy, Joyce Macy, and Dorothy Lynch. Bottom Picture: Theresa Conrecode, Marcella Rohman, Nilde IDVAIIIRIIZI, Peggy 0'Neil, Peggy Jones, Mary Ellen Foley, Pat Shon. and Barbara Pogacnik. -gms? Sw. .i . ,, .Q iii . 4 fi ,-..N ni E -. J A 1: gi' S , ,I it-lvl' A IV' . ' , jjym, 31: ,Wy 5 6 ra. .. 1 Q, K 3 ,,,. VM-I .5 .,-:5?.-.- , ., 3, , if x 4 R, f 1 f an iw Q ,, 1 45 we Ja if . as uf 15 3 ' iff will Av W F- ' e 1' , 15 3 . is I -i?f'x 'f- . . 'H U Q S ,- A 3: Q 'iif k . , A S Q A k . 1 .. 11, N' I - QA xx T L N S - 3' ,Tx 15? M4 , N X' if b, 3 f Q is AN A 1 TH. ff xl. . X L t k,,..-0 K if 'S' .e 'N ' .2 ' Z ' Q ,, i k K xg xa 1 'X' -- Y-Q N k roving rouncl jar .Siam ONT-1 OF TH it MOST ACTIVE organizations in Ursuline is the Props and Paints Club. Frank Lehnerd, president: Norma Popoviteh, vice-president: Dick O'Horo, treasurer, and Beatrice Trampush, secretary, are the crew directors of this group. Our gym has been the scene of many gala affairs sponsored by these students in order to obtain a new stage curtain. The Senior Halloween Masquerade, the Cherry Tree Trot, the Shamrock Review, and many others have all benehted the cause. ln addition to this, many members have participated in state wide speech and dramatic contests with notable success. Pirtured at top is a scene from the Christmas play, 'light Competition featuring: Bob McHale, Dick O'H0ro, Virginia Olsavsky, Jane Donovan, Don Connors, Ed Amreihn, Rose 0'Horo, Edith Henchar. Peggy MeGahagan, Becky Ganlher, Bill Bord, and Bill Novak. Botlom picture-A howling success-the senior Halloween party. Dolores Conroy, a Chinese beauty, and Bill Cleary as the Sheik of Araby added color to the affair. ghdlfllflj' SPCRTS SCENARIO 1 1 1 4 x x 4 A x f 4 .MWMMMN vm ...N I x 5 Q X E 1 E S E s 5 ,..W....w-Q-QW My E, i F I' Pi x , - ,4' -lr-I ', 1 J nl 0 V 4 , I f fx , A The Beginning! 'llHIS IS A TYPICAL mid-August on the Ursuline eztmpns. lt marks the begin- ning of at most sneeessful season. A group of inexperieneed but hz1rd-work- ing boys reported to nn able and willing set of eozlehes. 'l'ogetl1er they molded 21 team whieh garnered one title and took runner-up honors for at seeoncl crown. They were noted for having the best teztm play in the eity. Pete Vogellierger. Hr. Carey. Mr. Genztoel-L. The End. Uri: simsox icxnian ns only at ehznn- Jltlll senson shonlcl. Cloneh l rnnk lkillly. of the l'nix'ersity of Notre llznne, hon- oretl llie teznn luv his presenee nt the inqnet given lor the Ursuline nncl lnroeliinl l,engne teams. llere floneh Lenhy is pietnrecl pre- senting the llioeesnn lropliy to Cloneh loin Clnrey nncl eo-enptnins, 'l'om link- ltr :incl Neil Lowry. Connell Leahy, Neil Lowry, Toni Tinkler, Tom Carey, Bishop McFadden M. Knights o the Gridiron f:ARBED rx THEIR BATTLE Tous, our boys were ready and able to meet any opponents. They showed their tenacity in a difficult ten-game season. Individual stars are few for the Irish. This team is noted for its co-ordina- tion and spirit. First Row L. to R.: R. Terlesky, Manager. O'Malley, L. Stegna, B. Sawyer, P. Vogel- berger, E. Pacic, T. Tinkler, A. Kennedy, Biscan, B. Coughlin, B. 0'Neil, N. Lowry, B. McCullion. Second Row L. to R.: Pierson, B. Kane, R. Dempsey, F. Jacobs, H. Guy, P. Bonamase. J. Valley, H. Kruger, D. 0'Horo, Rainer, M. Carney, T. Donnelly. Third Row L. to R.: Asst. G. Hotro, T. Zill, Trainer, T. Kane, T. Martzial, R. Galip, B. Kubala, E. Ochman, R. Anderson, B. Mitchell, McPhillips, D. Dominic, B. Smaltz, Carney, T. Carey, Coach, Gennock, Asst. Fourth Row L. to If.: Vogelberger, G. Schiavone, A. Smesko, P. Mileto, F. Beck, Ryan. T. Beardman, Ramm, T. Klemliay, Carlon. Missing from picturff: P. McCartan, C. Franken, Risli. Maintenance Mun Faithful is the word which best describes Ursuline's All-City Manager, Ray Terlesky. As the television camera centers in the dressing room we see ever present Sleepy', busily performing his daily tasks. He diligently strives to see that everything is in tip-top shape. Only another manager or a coach can know what a valuable asset a good manager is to his team and his school. And so we repeatgmany fond farewells to every man's friend, the television maintenance man. RAY TERLESKY Irish iGridl Ironmen HUB 0'NEll LARRY STEGNA lzl! PXLIK HILL ILUUGIILIN A Buttle Won . vi A 'fzi . 4 2 1,1 .L ,TL nm: sixwvuk -IXIIK o'xuLLm' Thru Iuml-clmrging Ursulinc forward wall C'l'ilShl'S through lu block an Canton Central punt. , -.-- 1 Rugged line play lfllihl'li Ursu- linc's alggrvssiu' spirit for '50. PETE VOGELBERGER Knights in Muddy Armor TOM KXNE TOM TINKLER I Io-Capt. The score was 7-0, Chaney. when Torn Kaine lellt the ganne. He had just gained 26 yards for the green und gold. He had at broken leg. lVe missed him greatly that night, hilt we felt he was still with us, urging us on. The sefond hall' told the story. lVe garnered our first city series victory lor Dyno . H-7. TOM TINKLER DYNO KANE JOE BISCAN NEIL LUXVRY Co-Capt. JERRY RISH BOB Nlt'llULLl0N Scars of Buttle .NL SNIIZSKU TI DM K1.XRliY XYBII' Illk Iulmuc NllH1NSll.llll.lll mlm hams Alum- w :muh to llllllll'I lllilk SAVKO l lNlllllll' SINIIIS ns lmrmllx .Ill can I uk, II1-xr-:xml :lx Iuwul Imskvllmll mmlu lm Iwo wan, wlnlm- unclvr- jACK Nllllhillg l'guul Clubs: in Izmllmll Now. In-mln-N ll'lQIiIlillj,Q his lmxlwl- U'MAl-I-'EY hull Position. lu' Inns Izlkrn mm Capt. IIN- rr-uns an hvaul Impllmll lllvlllm :ml Inns iIllIllgllliIl1'Kl ll llQllh 'mr llls IVLIIIIN nu- IIIIININIUIIIIX l.m'1l nl ilu' mp lll'L.lllNC' lu' lux llllwlul mm IIIFIII Ins lIl'lK'l'lllllli'll wlll In um. Ilm- slH'Sxl'N IIIIIKIQIIIIVIIIIIIN lu s I4-gum Iwlurx' llillllillg llH'lll llll' llllilt' 1UIllIlIl'X lrllzlws nl llll .,nm'. lllix 1-:llllllNll1HlNlll4lll. xll,vllllll 1 nm, is mln fm fun lc-luixion ln! llJlllIlll'. Through The Hoop jxuk RYAN TX SCHIAVON E FRANK BECK BOB 0'N EIL BILL COUGHLIN .ucgk BLASKI JOHN GENNOCK SICIJIUIIQ imu thc' spotlight is Alulm fQl'llllUlk. thc' ll1'wc'sl IIlL'lll- hor ol thc' Ursulim- umclling sluil, VIQIIL' slumvss ul ilu' IL'2IlllS plzlu-ml llIIllL'l' him tuiclzxgn' has slmwlt his Yllllll' :ls zz ummll. Vl'l1ix likcallmlc Hlllllg mzm has ln'rn'ulx himwll' :I Cillllllllx lan'm'm'. NIV. fQQ'llll0lk. wc lmlw Xlvlll' lC'lIll!'C'1lSKH2lLll :nl l l'Slllllll' xx lung :xml sllucwilll. Our Muior Cugers 'U vu ABT as .,. 13' X? is ,ui ,L 1. 4395 K 3 Q V 5 f 1. .! Q WW 'Q A L 1. 4, K ,QA QCCJOHCLK j!Cl,5A66'l,CL6 TENNIS 11948-49? BASKETBALL C1949-501 Won 5-Lost 7 Won 16-Lost 7 Rayen .... ...,....A.......... 7 Ursuline ..... 0 New Castle .. ,...,... 32 Ursuline Boardman s.lVA ....,. 2 Ursuline ..... 5 N. C. Union Twp. .. 31 Ursuline South ...... . .. 1 Ursuline .,... 6 Struthers . .,.. .. . . 39 Ursuline East .t.. .,.. . . 4 Ursuline ..... 3 Erie Prep. ,. .... ., .42 Ursuline Warren ...... .,,... 5 Ursuline ,..,. 2 Springfield , .. 42 Ursuline East ......,. ...... 3 Ursuline 4 Hamilton Cath. , 46 Ursuline Chaney .. .. 1 .. 7 Ursuline ..... 0 Sharpsville . ...., . 41 Ursuline Boardman ..... .,... 3 Ursuline ,,... 4 North , .. ,. ......... 24 Ursuline Chaney ...... ,,.... 7 Ursuline .... 0 Canton South H .. , .. 42 Ursuline Rayen ......,. .. .. 6 Ursuline .. .. 1 East .. ...,.... ,l .. 36 Ursuline South .......,..,...,.....,,.. 4 Ursuline ..... 3 Camp. Memorial . .. 42 Ursuline Warren ..............,....... 5 Ursuline ..... 2 Wfilson .....,............ . 31 Ursuline Canton Cent. Cath. 45 Ursuline FOOTBALL 41949-501 Youngstown South 52 Ursuline Won 5-Lost 5 Chaney .. .....,.., .. 38 Ursuline North .......,. ..,.,......... 1 3 Ursuline ..,. 21 SPYiT1g5Cld Twp- 4 -46 UY5U1iI1C Campbell .,.,. ...,.,.. 1 2 Ursuline ..... 0 RHYCH -W -------t-- - 4- -. 41 Ursuline South ,...... .,....... 1 9 Ursuline .... 6 W nrrnn St- Mary'S 39 Ursuline Chaney ,,,,. H 7 Ursuline IHAQ, 14 Girard ..,..... . ,.... . 35 Ursuline Erie Pre . . .. , . 34 Ursuline ...,.12 Steubenxiille .,..., .... , .28 Ursuline ..... 13 N- E' O' TOURNEY Raven ..,..,,.... ,.... , .14 Ursuline ..... 21 Louisville '--'-e'-- -'e A 39 Ursuliiie Wilson I H A M I 0 Ursuline Albp 20 Canton Lehman ...... 35 Ursuline East ,.,,.,.,.,,. .,,.......... 1 9 Ursuline ..... 0 Cnntun McKinley 4 41 Ursuline Central ..,.. , ,..,.....,.., 6 Ursuline ,..,. 20 Yuungnfnwn Rayen -51 Ursuline GOLF 11948-491 Won 5-Lost 4-Tied l East ,...,,......,....,..... .. 6 Ursuline 10 YVilson ,. ,.,.. . 10 Ursuline 6 Chaney ...... .l .... 0 Ursuline 1 Rayen .....,.. 1 . 115 Ursuline 42, Chaney ,.,... .,..,. 4 K, Ursuline 11M East .,..,. . ... .. 10 Ursuline 6 South ..,. .... 4 M, Ursuline 11M Wilson . .... ..,.. 6 Ursuline . 10 Rayen .................... 3M Ursuline 125 South ........ ,............ 8 Ursuline .... 8 BOWLING AVERAGES Joe Kenny ..........,.,......, .. .. 150 Al Smesko l.. .. 150 John Kahl ...... ........ 1 50 Bill Corey ..,..... ,,...... 1 49 Ray Joyce ,...,... ........ 1 40 Joe Vernon . .. .....,... 138 TRACK 41948-497 Lost 2-Tied 1 New Castle ,. .,,... ,.,.Lost Sharon ,l ., ,Tied Boardman ,l ,l ,, , Lost X 1 iA Y O fl e-uuegi 0 Mau ine MAGAZINE MAGNETS Pictures 1 and 4 give us a flash of the triumphal outcome of the annual magazine campaign. For a while things did not look too bright for our salesmen but under the encouragement of the Big Threef' Jack O'Malley, Charles Lewis, and joseph Vogelberger, we came, we sold, we conquered, tour quotajf' Pictured are Ronald Zidian and Mary Anne McHugh, two spirited under- classmen, receiving the congratulations of Mr. MeConville. Fitting laurels for the victors. URSULINE CAMPUS ON PARADE Pictures 2 and 5 A- What television show would be complete without a commercial. And what is Ursuline's best commercial but its students. These boys and girls brought up in the spotlight of Catholic environment are pictured holding a conflab on Ursuline's most enjoyable featurefthe Campus. VUES OF THE NEWS Picture 3 -f How could we draw the curtain on our Television network without at least one news commentary. Perhaps the biggest event since the foundation of the Diocese of Youngstown was the arrival of our new co-adjutor Bishop Emmet Walsh. Here is a brief flash o-I Bishop Walsh's first visit to Ursuline. He is saluted by three of Ursuline's outstanding students, Donna Byers, Bob O'Neil and Tom Tinkler. A GUEST STAR IN OUR GLITTERING REVIEW Picture 6fOur Ursuline Irish were thrilled to meet the modern Rocknev of the Notre Dame Fightin' Irish-Frank Leahy. His apperance at the Paro- chial League Banquet gave us an idea of the indefatigable spirit of his own team. This guest star gave a command performance which would be welcomed on any television show. iv .lm Bic. ,. T, up A -' Fe? f 'N A if nl ff Q 5.5 Q L54 P - Fe: 46 , X45 W1 'Q www ma 31 ?5w'l 4. M as.:-. 3 MK' A id? iw. ge Y N335 gel' X 3 3 A 4 an Y- wm - :ram- ,17 .. US, 1- 1 i E ., 1 u -.. a I 1 Alexander, George ,... Amreihn, Edward .,,... Anderson, Robert . .... . Ashton, Paul ...,,. ,,o.... Barrett, Ned ..,4..r......., Barrow, James ...,..,.. enior eibirecfory 522 Belmont Ave. ........,..223 Gaither St. 734 Elm St. .135 E. Chalmers Ave. 520 Ferndale Ave. 418 Cohasset Dr. Birmingham, William ...i.... 236 Summit Ave. Blscan, Joseph .........,.. Bord, William ......,...r Boyd, Elizabeth .. Bowers, Mary Kay ,... Brown, Joan ., ,...,..., .. Byers, Donna ..i,, .ii,. Campbell, Ellamae ,... Carney, Donna Jean . Casey, Edna i.,., .,,...,. Casey, Elaine .. ...,, . . Cassidy, Nancy .,..r.,.. Cavanaugh, Donald . Cecil, Faye . ....,,....... , Chirichigno, Lois .... ... Cleary, William ...,.,..., Connors, Donald .,,, Conroy, Elizabeth ..A, ........777 Fairmont Ave. .,..,.3215 Kiawatha Rd. ....,.,.1614 Himrod Ave. 922 Ottawa Dr. 3650 Logan Ave. ............,l522 sherry st. M24 S. Evanston Ave. ...., . 111 Wirt St. 63 Princeton Ave. . 35 Bon Air Ave. .. 473 Alameda Ave. ......208 Maryland Ave. 2016 Logan Ave. .243 S. Truesdale Ave. ., 382 Crandall Ave. ..,..,.259 Berkshire Dr. 20 La Belle Ave. Conroy, Dolores ............... 6052 N. Walnut St Conroy, Sally Lou ..... Coughlin, William . ,. Crane, Marianne .. Dawson, Mary Jane . 20 La Belle Ave. 337 E. Judson Ave. 6.2144 Oak Hill Ave. 1345 Republic Ave. Delaney, Vincent A . 53 West Chalmers Ave Dlgnan, Owen .,........,.....,..,., 47 Illinois Ave Di Nunzio, Louis Dominic, Dolores .. .. Donovan, Jane . Durkin, Evelyn .. Everly, Francis ........, Fagan, Daniel .. Finnerty, Patricia .... Flynn, Nancy .. .. , . . Foster, Patricia ....,., 116 Seneca Ave. 1612 Oakland Ave. 56 Halls Heights . A 205 Ayers St. , 737 5th St., Struthers 1749 Gertrude Place ,. ., 55 Willis Ave. .. 2226 Cordova Ave. . ........ 26 Manor Ave. F reisen, Jane .... . ....,..,., 3022 Southern Ave. F reisen, Margaret ,.... Ganther, Becky .....,. Gavura, John ..,..,.. .... 55 E. Ravenwood Ave. 325 W. Indianola Ave. 606 Benwood St. Glenn, Robert ...,.. Benita Ave. Hancock, James ,..,........... 41 Lexington Place Handel, Raymond .....,..., 945 Canfield Rd. Hatala, Jeanne ..... Heath, Joseph .....,.. ,.., Hedges, Patricia ..,.,.. ........57 Hazeltine Ave. .850 Pennsylvania Ave. H49 E. Auburndale Ave. Henchar, Edith ................. 115 S. Belle Vista Henry, James ......., . Hesch, Mary ......,... ........144 Garfield Ave. ........,292 Shields Rd. Hestrn, Edward ..............,.. 119 Lakeview Dr. Holt, William .,,..... . . Hutch, Dorothy ..... ..,... 6.1.2301 Bellfield Ave. 232 Breaden St. Holway, John ..........,,......,.,.. 2217 Ohio Ave. Hyland, Mary Frances ...... 373 S. Jackson St. Inhouse, Julia ................,......... 613 Albert St. Italiano, Charlotte ...... 432 W. Chalmers Ave. Italiano, Rose ............, 432 W. Chalmers Ave. Jubak, Joanne ...... .....,... 1 12 Halls Heights Kane, Richard ..,.... ...... 1 79 Judson Ave. Kane, Thomas .. ...... ,....... 2 025 Ohio Ave. Kempe, Gretchen .....,.,......,..... 663 Early Rd. Kennedy, James ..,......,. 224 Lincoln Park Dr. Kennedy, Kathleen ....,........ 1112 South Ave. Klein, Robert ,..................... 351 Arlington St. Koker, Richard .......... 626 Fairmont Ave. Komar, John ,........,......... 1601 Oakland Ave. Kratofil, Mary Adele ...1033 Lakewood Ave. Lawrence, James ....................... 312 Edwards Lawlor, Joseph ...... 121 Canfield-Poland Rd. Leetch, Norma Jean ...... 1043 Hawthrone St. Lehnerd, Frank ..................... 37 Halleck Ave. Lewis, Charles ................... 449 Bradley Lane Loury, Frances Mae ..,.... 781 Norwood Ave. . Lowry, Neil ...................,.......... 46 Hanley St. Lyden, Margaret .,..........,...,,... 29 Illinois Ave. Lyden, Timothy ..,.. 3812 Mohawk, Struthers Lynch, Dorothy ..,..,................... 153 Byron St. Macy, Joyce ........ 48 Euclid Ave., Struthers Magar, Margaret . ,.... ......, 8 4 Jefferson St. Mahoney, Mary ...... .. 117 North Lane Ave. Manley, Dorothy ............. 360 Cohassett Dr. Manolio, John ............... 1820 Oakland Ave. Marinelli, Rosemary ...... 115 Forest Park Dr. Nelson, Robert ,................. 524 Ferndale Ave. Mason, Jill ........,..,.,.... 3013 Glenwood Ave. Mastramico, Lucy ..,.....,..... ,. 24 Wayne Ave. McCabe, Dorothy ........,......... 58 Hilton Ave. McCarthy, Donald ,..,. 370 W. Glenavan Ave. McClurkin, Barbara .,,,.,. 222 S. State, Girard McCullion, Robert .......... 149 West Wood St. McGahagan, Margaret.,3642 Mahoning Ave. McGarry, Mary Ellen ...... 2146 Stewart Ave. McGoogan, Robert ..,..,..,. 594 Cleveland St. McGowan, Diana .,.. 144 Walton St., Struthers McKenna, Jean ..,,.,.....A.,..., 156 Chicago Ave. McKinney, James ...R. D. No. 3 Canfield Rd. McHale, Anna Marie .,.,. 1501 Hillman Ave. McHale, Robert ....,..... 59 East Lucious Ave. McNicholas, Florence .. 311 Worthington St. Melanson, Donald ............ 1441 Wilson Ave. Mocker, John ,..,........... 319 West Marian St. Montella, Mary Rita ....,.,.. ......... 8 50 Oak St. Moran, Mary Lynn .....,.,....,... 374 Lora Ave. 64 Hilton St. Moran, Norbert ..,...........,.,..,.,.. Saadi, Elias .....,.., ......... 1 207 Shehy St. Saluga, Joseph ........,.....,..,,.,..,... 611 Alice St. Sawyer, Robert .....,..,,.... 931 Sherwood Ave. Scahill, John ,.,..... ...,........,., 1 65 Byron St. Schaeffer, Sally .,....,.,................. 175 Byron St. Scheetz, Richard . Schlueter, Theresa' A. 7... Schrieber, Sallirae Schuler, Stephen... Scullen, Robert .,.. Sebaugh, Marilyn Serenko, Gertrude Sferra, Virginia Sheridan, Nora Snitzer, Barbara ,.,, .......... Stanfield, Irma .,......,..,.... 3911 Wickliffe 675 E. Taggart St., East Palestine 716 Oxford Ave, ..,...1723 Market St. ...,.. 66 Saranac Ave. 72 Indianola Rd. 1820 Price Rd. 612 Oxford Ave. 72 Halleck Ave. ., 3324 Wilson Ave. 407 Lora Ave. Steadman, Kathleen ...41 East Glenaven Ave. Stegna, Lawrence 22 E. 2nd St., Girard Storey, Patricia Ann .,..,........ 1511 Ford Ave. Sullivan, Mary Audrey .. 737 Fairgreen Ave. Porter, William ... Nitupski, Theresa Novak, William 17M Steel St. 363 Elm St., Struthers O'Horo, Richard ,............, 220 Breaden O,Horo, Rose ..................,., 1312 Logan O'Leary, John ...,. Olsavsky, Virginia .. 92 East Delason 45 South Brockway Ave. Ave. Ave. Ave. O'Malley, John ...,.. 38 North Truesdale Ave. O'Neil John ..,.......,....,,....,..,....... 2532 Elm St. O,Neil, Robert ......,............,... 140 Benita Ave. Pacic, Edward .....,........ 421 Madison Ave. Pacic, Mary Ann ,.,,....... Pekarcik, Joanne .....,....... 421 Madison Ave. 25 Winchester Ave. Pierson, Maureen .. ..........,.,.. 813 Fifth Ave. Pompoco, John ...., 204W South Jackson St. Popovitch, Norma ,....,.. .... 1 11 Griswald Dr. 503 Ferndale Ave. Taaffe, Elizabeth Ann ....,.,. 234 Judson Ave. Tarasuck, Raymond ....,,.... 255 Summit Ave. Terlesky, Raymond ..,....,, .. 331 School St. Tinkler, Thomas .......,,,.. 1904 Cordova Ave. Topley, Marlene ,,......,..., 28 Lauderdale Ave. Torello, Louise ..,.,,...,... 4710 Brookwood Rd. Trampush, Beatrice ...........,. ,. 662 Erie St. Troxil, Richard ....,,.... 512 6th St., Struthers Troyan, Elizabeth Ann ....,.. 247 Carlton Ave. Trucksis, Mary Ann .......... 168 Poland Ave., Struthers Valley, Clara Louise .......... 727 Oxford Ave. Vernon, Joseph ....,..,,. 3647 Powersway Ave. Vogelberger, Peter .......,........... 8145 Elm St. Vukovich, Katherine ,.,.,........ 37 S. Blaine St. Walihnac, Rita .,,........,.... 219 Kirtland Ave. Prosser, Philip .......,.... Willocrest Rd., Poland Prosser, Margaret .. ........... 336 Warren Ave. Quinlan, Ronald .,.... ,..,..... 2 27 Custer Ave. Ramsey, Kevin ..,................... 1019 Ford Ave. Renda, Mildred .,......... 1006 Lakewood Ave. Robinson, Dorothy ......,...... 253 Melrose Ave. Rodgers, Paul ....,..... 560 W. Evergreen Ave. Rogers, Joan ..,,......,..,....... 4437 Belmont Ave. Rish, Jerome ........,. R. D. No. 1 Pulaski, Pa. Ryan, JoAnn ., ............ ..... 3 7 E. Earle Ave. Welsh, Catherine . 149 E. Second St., Girard Welsh, Martin ....,......... 61 Auburndale Ave. Welsh, Thomas .....,.....,... 617 Elm St. Wlhan, Madonna ....... 325 W. Chalmers Ave. Wiegel, Joanne ...,.,...,........ 3415 Hillman St. Witt, Mary Katherine ..... 264 North Heights Yee, Bo ,......,.....,...,.,........ 12 Cleveland St. Yurko, Loretta .......,......... 1738 Midland Ave. Zoldak, Bernard ....... 759 Fifth St., Struthers Zuercher, Jane ............ 254 Auburndale Ave. pa fI'0l'l5 The Right Reverend Monsignor William S. Nash The Reverend Robert C. F annon The Reverend John Lyons Baron Coal and Supply Company Baxter Furnace Company, Inc. Be Dells B. B. Lunch Mr. and Mrs. Mike Beeman Bowman Upholstry Frank E. Cailor ' A. J. Campana Mr. and Mrs. L. Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. M. Conroy Conroy Plumbing and Hardware Company Curtain Shop F riedman's Confectionery Mr. Patrick Gibbons Mr. Charles P. Henderson Hinely's Finer Foods Horvath's Dinners Independent Motors julian Motor Sales Co. Flowers by Irene Krupke's Dress Shop Ruth Lewis Beauty Shop Mr. Peter Lieson Logan-Wick Drugs ik Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lyden The Maccabees Marvendale Recreation Mr. and Mrs. John Mason Dr. and Mrs. L. McClurkin Ann McHugh Fashions O'Master-Cashman Barber Shop Margaret Patrick, School of Dancing Perry's Flowers Charles B. Rayburn Rayen Cut-Rate Flower Shop William Riorden, Alumnus Sill's Bakery Dr. Sofranec Jr. Mr. Stephen C. Snitzer Sr. Sweetland Toker Shell Service Co. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Trucksis Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Vaschak, jr. Wargo's Market Mr. and Mrs. H. Weigel Wesley Piano Company Bemie White Wick Motors Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Winther Youngstown Letter Shop Jack Zizzo Barber Shop Zocco's Plumbing QM mm Za we ew of we KANE-U'HURU-HANNEY NEWPURT AUTU SALES 4003 Market St. if HOME OF FINE QUALITY USED CARS PRICED TO FIT EVERYBODY'S NEEDS 5100 Jlocleana . . . Says jack to jill Going up the hzll, You Id love to please Says fall to jack IVhen coming back, Let v stop at Isaly's o05aly5 Compliments Of K KL S IMPROVEMENT eampamf I omplnnents , of THOMAS J. BARNEY MAHONING COUNTY COMMISSIONER Congratufa lion! CLASS UF 1950 LYDEN UII. COMPANY CLOTHIERS, FURNISHERS and HATTERS POWERS and FLAUEHER Co. Stambaugh Building 40 Central Square Youngstown 3, Ohio V O Our Fiftieth Year m Busmess NAVlN9S BELMONT gzowers GREENHOUSE FRESH 26 Belmont Extension Phone 3-9311 Flowers by Wire 72 , Compliments of I Q ,. f it Ee LAZA R'S W ,,,, J FOOD STORES WILLIAM E. LAVIN 'A' 'A' No. l-3220 Southern Blvd. No. 2-1588 Mahoning Avenue No. 3-85 E. Midlothian Blvd. Complimen L4 of the UNITED STEELWURKERS UF AMERICA IZ. I. U. JAMES P. sP.11fr1N District 26 Director Congratulations to the Class of '50 RAYEN-ELM CUT RATE CORNER RAYEN AND ELM O Congratulations, Graduates T H O R NT O N ' S Qual lity Laundry-Dry Cleaning and Fur Storage 'A' 234 Belmont Avenue Phone 4-0155 Compliments of ' PECCHICYS Confectionery O Delicious Sodas Light Lunches o Candies O 2 South State Street GIRARD, OHIO Phone 46-58911 Best Wishes STURGEON Food Market 1505 ELM STREET PHONE 4-4255 Congratulations to the Class of 1950 HUTCH MFG. Co. rqaeafdfe gfaam Wwfawd and loam s 4 fi mr ' STRUTHERS, OHIO Best Wishes HENRY'S UPTOWN JEWELERS 'A' A. T. ZARLENGO General Contractor Builder of Commercial and Residential Buildings 'A' Office Residence Phone 7-3412 Phone 3-3781 L. A. SCARDINA Mason Contractor 'A' Construction and Remodeling Cement Work of All Kinds if Phone 6-2090 AL WAGNER MUTUR SALES, INII Distributors of DeSoto-Plymout Parts and Service 'A' 3121 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio h Cars Eaptllriug the jay and beauty nf the rzmzsirfu is true art . . . Frcscrzfe such events with honest, hfwkc ,uhafagraplzs I Wish to Extend My Most Sincere Good Wishes to the Graduation Class of I95O Y Gafsclzme Studio PHONE 3-l7I4 Simon SHEET METAL SHOP Extends Congratulations to The Class of '50' 'A' NVe Have Served Youngstown Roofing Spouting Slating Skylights for 50 Years We Specialize I n: Venlilators Steel Ceilings Furnaces and Repairs to Furnaces 780 SOUTH AVENUE V MOSS Plumbing and Hardware 'A' TOYS, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES SPOUTING 'A' 924 MAHONING AVENUE PHONE 4-2414 COMPLIMEN TS OF GLASGOW TAILURS Inc. glower-4 Let Us Say It for You NIURBERGER AND LAMBEIIT Personalized Ser-uire :22'?i Foster Theater Building Phone 2-8149 Youngstown 2, Ohio 1 u 5 H 1 0' , 's ,uf . '.v, 5 qc flllwlf ' i E SEER? ' N514 V :::::: ' 2 ' HHH 3 P5555 M3 npr --..1, -Q. . ,,..5. . Qyiwzzyiazff 1942 www' .... QM MARKS 0F0uALlTv ,mg 0' wwf E CANTON ENGRAVING El.ECTRO.TYPE COMPA.NY Ny we -if Q 5 f 7 1 I ulllll lllwf 400 410 Th-rd sf s E cqnfon Ohio C umplmrentx Compliments of of STAMBAUBHJHUMPSUN MR. CHESTER TUHELLU Eumpanq Wishing Success to the C '7 i 5enior cum of 'sox f McINTEE CARPET CU. i 2521 Mark t Street Youn trwn 5, Ohio A. Mclnt Phone 4919 K Attorney JUHN J. LYNCH Jr. State Representative Compliments of Compliments of The Th SPORTING GOODS C RENNER BREWING Company Company CARL-PETE-BEN ' c. BUY TAYLUR INSURANCE AGENCY SENIORS! GEORGE F. MCKENNA Associate 15 E. Liberty Street GIRARD, OHIO Congratulations and Best Wishes for Your Future Undertakings UNIUN COMPLIMENTS OF The Mahoning County Democratic Central and Executive 'Committee JACK SULLIGAN, Chairman COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS OF 1950 CONGRATULATIONS! My! How You've Grown! Here You Are, Ready to Shoulder Tomorrow MQKELVEYS For Wishing You Happiness Ahead, Seniors! GALLAGHEB and U'HURU General Contractors for Excavating, Concrete and Track Construction Water Mcins, Sewers and Underground Pipe Lines Modern Equipment OFFICE-3130 BELMONT AVENUE EXT. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Compliments congmfuzmiom SERVICE STM-IDN SINCLAIR REEINING EU THE SUUIRE SHUP Inc. C fme '5 of Society Brand Clothes F Young Men and Men Who Sta Youn A. F. BEIL ELECTRIC INCURPURATED COMPLIMENTS OF THE Zacmgatowa MUNICIPAL RAILWAY C0 L g l CLASS OF 1950 STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S Auto 0 Casualty 0 Fire TOM WELSH Insurance Agency O 22W South Phelps Street Office phone-7-8412 133 Terrace Drive Residence phone-2-5050 Rex! Wishes to the Class of 50 DENNISON COAL and SUPPLY CO. Quality Coal and Asphalt Paving O 210 NORTH AVENUE JOSEPH V. DENNISON KUBI A gunefal .H 01110 DIAL 4-4431 2403 South Avenue SEALTEST ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS THE YOUNGSTOWN SANITARY MILK CO. 715 ERIE STREET YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Phone 302161 Hafzfpfimenls of J. V. McNichoIas Transfer Co Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 From GEORGE L. STOWJE Your Sixth Ward Councilman DONNA BYERS BETTY CONROY SALLY CONROY INKIE CRANE PATTY DRUMMOND jILL MASON PECGY FREISEN Compliments Of THE DOMINETTES 'A' PAT HEDGES joov RYAN jOANNE WEIGEL JANE ZUERCHER 1723 BECKY GANTHER DOROTHY LYNCH Gas-Oil-Coal Furnaces Air Conditioning and Cooling L. J. SCHULER and SUNS Heating Engineers 'k Market Street Youngstown 4, Telephone 2-0206 Ohio SMITH BRAKE SERVICE 'A' l3l LINCOLN AVENUE Electrical Construction ami Home Appliances Kochid ELECTRIC COMPANY Serving Struthers and Vicinity for More Than a Quarter of a Century 'A' 14 STATE STREET STRUTHERS, OHIO KEY CLUB of URSULINE FRANK LEHNERD JOHN CONNELLY DAN FAGAN BILL KANE JOE SALUGA JACK PIERSON BILL BIRMINGHAM JOHN VALLEY DENNY BARRETT JOE VOGELBERGER Congratulations Class of '50 EQZ FOOD MARKET CO G AT A O S Compli h of CLASS OF 1950 FWRENGE R- SMALL srrrrrz LUMBEH CUMPANY rmmplimems of G A UI-A 0 S ' BUY WUNNER FROM DISTRIBUTORS TRAGESSEITS PHARMACY Petersburg Creamerg Products -k t EAST ESTINE H AT MADISON OUNGSTOWN 4, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of '50 F R O M T H E .7036 c7ul1e l6ll .Home D l R E C T O R S EDWARD J. FOX JOHN E. FOX JAMES E. FOX vwmzeq man KOHLERIZING has become a household word because it is a dependable cleaning process that helps clothes stay clean and hold their shape longer. KOI-Il.El2'S ,awww DRY CLEANERS and FURRIERS BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1950 BROADWAY DINER COMPLIMENTS LOWRY'S 440301 Gudaful Siam! S p d Shop Food Market Store of Better Eats McCOLLUM BROS. 'lr 1216-1218 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Lots of Luck ARCU FUUD MARKET CITY PRINTING IIUMPANY Commercial Printers In PHONE 3-9368 II4 souTH CHAMPION STREET YOUNGSTOWN oHlo Compliments of Ulm FEDERAL IRON WORKS IOO NORTH PROSPECT STREET YOUNGSTOWN OHIO Compliments of THE I-'RATERNAL URDER UE EAGLES AERIE NU. 213 'A' 272 WVEST RAYEN AVENUE Compliments of CASTLE FURNITURE 2914 SOUTH AVENUE PHONE 2-7143 HUME'S Youngslownk Three DEPENDABLE FURNITURE STORES 'A' 252 WEST FEDERAL 2903 MARKET STREET 274 EAST FEDERAL Compliments of KLEMPAY BRU5. BUILDINGS MOVED-RAISED-SHOVED HEAVY HAULING Phone 2-9336 Compliments HANDEUS SERVICE STATION 'k 3904 MARKET STREET Compliments of and 04 PAINT and SUPPLY Inv Dealers in Paint and Painting Supplies i' 1504 MARKET STREET 3 Department Store Campus Sportswear Arrow Shirts lll BRIDGE STREET STRUTHERS, OHIO FORD - MERCURY L. F. DUNNELL 1181 MARKET STREET if M .4 WNY, Wffypf ,Qy wfwb. Z SILL and NICK Custom Tailored Clothes 'A' SILL CROUTCH NICK MINICUCCI i' 332-334 WEST FEDERAL STREET YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of '50 KI.ING'S BAKERY 1401 MARKET STREET -10 Years in Youngstown 'A' Kling-to-Kling's for Quality Emo!! !Vaw! Learn Typing, Shorthand and Business Administration The MALUNE-DAY Eu. For Complete Information Phone 6-3152 WARREN, OHIO or write Wholesale Distributors of A 9 H C R A N E y Q , O PLUMBING-HEATING-INDUSTRIAL 830 MARKET STREET , SUPPLIES OUNGSTOWN, OHIO iss A WY Hlww ' ML with 'CP - ' f'J',,QW,,0 . W if A -B' .--vc -mf . 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