Warren Area High School - Dragon Yearbook (Warren, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1946 volume:

,1 , 13112, 2359-iv ff.. V -W.-. 3 .......-P-1-1, rv---N'-- 1 Q 1 13 'i 2' Q . K 5 . ,eg I .gy , , A , 'L . - nr' .. r - A X. Y - I , . ,f jf wr- . .Arn V V - A X! 'V iw' AX ' WVU' - W ,l 0 - ,M .A flfivfi 1 P K ,swf f 1 ' 'gif' -an ::..?'1u . X ff A . -1 R akin A - A ' , X, 591 M , - fi if SQ P1955 Wi A A i Xiarkvexgfg xii A X . , X' 'bk . ,3,..,,kS - X. + Q .3 ANS y Yagi, fiiidni-ij? if. A 2--fi 12 ' 1 af Q' Q ' X 'Q S, X '-7 my Q4 1'-g.K fax, 5' X I Ng, 5 wi ,-Q. ,DVI A Q . sr, 1 kx ,X ',.,N.-, Q Hxfx V Q N. Q ' 'fx 3' ,AQHA fm 8 ...gg Q' ,v , 39 yi. ., T 4- ' W 5' wg ww H Vx, 32531 , fr viA,n'S ' S 3, Q , X . X . ., ., fsifh 2 +4 v- H., NH as 11 V 2 if 6 X bkkQ k.vg.f:f- 1. A.,.', W, aj ' y n dis ii., -. . 2 5 E E if 5 E fa 5 E E S w I 14 Q 45 Q ,, 5. 3 l::,,'-1 ar - ww -X1W4MN.m Xfxwxn-xfssfswu xnxx awzmzmavuwrawux'im'cwm-Swv-awQ x v wf:1w2xwfnessvszwfvQfx'2wzwmg.yr New Sfmsxw5xmswsasmwwf.arzs:x.xsnx'NLws:w:esas.ma, ,3:2f.ww5rffs-Qwvw'-swxicrG--fmmam2sisA.N,. f fl QRA GCN VOLUME XXXIX 'Published by the - SENIOR CLASS of IQLL6 WARREN HIGH SCHOOL ' ' VVARREN, PENNSYLVANIA , TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE ..,.....,..,.......................,......,..... . .,...,.................... .....................................,......................................,.............. ......... I TABLE OF CONTENTS ............. ......... I I LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ......... ..,.... ..,.....,..... I I I DEDICATION .......,................,........................,............ ..,..... 1 APPRECIATION ..........,..,.........................,.,.....,...,.......,,. .....,.. 2 BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS .........,. ....,.,. 3 ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANTS , ......, ....... , 4 FACULTY ....,...............................,...........,....,.................... .,...... 5 IN MEMORIAM .......,..................,....,................,., ........ 1 0 ALMA MATER ...,......, ...,.... 1 1 CLASS POEM ................. ,,.,.... 1 2 SENIOR SECTION ..................,.... ........ 1 3 JUNIOR SECTION ,............................ ,....... 3 5 SOPHOMORE SECTION .....,..,.. ....,... 4 3 CHEERS ..........,........,........,..............,.......,. ........ 5 2 FRESHMAN SECTION ..........,. ........ 5 3 ACTIVITIES SECTION .....,.................................,,..,.. ........ , . ........ 57 STUDENT COUNCIL-LEGISLATIVE BRANCH ........ ,.,...., 5 9 STUDENT COUNCIL--EXECUTIVE BRANCH ..,..,..... . ....... 60 GIRLS' CLUB .........,...................,..............,.............................. ........ 6 1 HI-Y ....,......,......,.,....................,........... .... ..., 6 2 6 3 GIRLS' LEADERS' CLUB ........ ....,.., STENOGRAPHERS' CLUB ....,.,. .... 6+ MUSIC SECTION ...........,.,., ,.....,. 6 5 BAND ....,..............,.........,..,.... ........ 6 7 ORCHESTRA ...........,..........,..... ........ 6 8 A CAI-BELLA CHOIR ......... ., ...... 69 MIXED CHORUS ................ . ........ 70 DRAMATIC SECTION . .......... ........ 7 1 DRAMATIC CLUB ..,..........,.,.. ,....... 7 3 SENIOR PLAY ...........,..,....... ,....... 7 4 JUNIOR PLAY ...........,........,...... ........ 7 5 LANGUAGE SECTION ........... ....,... 7 6 GERMAN CLUB .....,............,., ..,,.... 7 7 LATIN CLUB ........ . ................ ........ 7 8 SFANISI-I CLUB ...,.... ........ 7 9 CHEERS ,..,...,....,...,..,............ ..................... ........ 8 0 PUBLICATION SECTION ........ . ..,.... 81 Dragon STAFF .........................,... ........ 8 3 Dragrmette STAFF ............ ...,.... 8 5 SPORTS SECTION ............ ....,... 8 7 FOOTBALL SQUAD .......,.......... ....,.,. 8 9 FOOTBALL VARSITY ......,.,.., ........ 91 FOOTBALL SNAPS ............ ........ 9 3 94 CI-IEERLEADERS ...... , ...,............ BASKETBALL SQUAD ..,. 95 BASKETBALL VARSITY .I... 97 BASKETBALL SNAFs ..,,.,...,. 99 100 DRUM MAJORETTES ......... .....,.,....I CLASS CALENDAR ......,............. ...,........ .101 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES .,,........., ............. 1 03 ADVERTISING SECTION .......... ............. 1 05 ADVERTISING INDEX ...,.,.....,.. ............. 1 07 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ........,.. ............. 1 11 II LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS DEDICATION ...................................,........................ APPRECIATION .........................,........,...............,........ BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS ...... ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANTS .......... , , FACULTX ..........................,......,........,...........,......,., I ..I..,,..... ALMA MATER ,....,...I.............I,...........,......... SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ....,........ SENIORS I..I......................................,.....I.......,.... JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ............. JUNIORS .......,..,.,......,......,.,,,............,........,...., SOPHOMORES .L...,..... ERESHMEN .....,.,4.4... ACTIVITIES ....,...,..............,............,....,......,.............,.........,..........,....,... STUDENT COUNCIL- LEGISLATIVE BRANCH ........... STUDENT COUNCIL -ExEcUTIvE BRANCH ......., GIRI.S, CLUB ...........,..................................................,........... ..,.. HI-Y .................................... ,....,........ ....... ,.........,.... ...........,.......... GIRLS' LEADERS' CLUB . .,... STENOGRAPHERSI CLUB ........... MUSIC ..,,............... BAND .......,.,..,......,.............. ORCHESTRA .........,.. . ............ A CAPPELLA CHOIR ......... IYIIXED CHORUS .........,.,.,.. DRAMATICS ................... DRAMATIC CLUB .......... SENIOR PLAY ............. JUNIOR PLAY .,...... LANGUAGES ,,.......,.... GERMAN CLUB .....,.... LATIN CLUB ........... SPANISH CLUB ..,....... PUBLICATIONS .......... Dragon STAFF ............. Dragoneue STAFF ....... ,... . SPORTS ........................,...,...,.... FOOTBALL SQUAD . ...,.., . FOOTBALL VARSITY .....,...... FOOTBALL SNAPS . .,..... . CHEERLEADERS ...,......,..... BASKETBALL SQUAD .............. BASKETBALL VARSITY ........ BASKETBALL SNAPS .......,...... DRUM MAJORETTES ...,....,........... SENIOR SUPERLATIVES .....,....... SN APS ........,.......,.........,............................. SNAPS ...... .. SNAPS ........ III DEDIICATION TO MR. J. E. LEIDIG, IN RECOGNITION OF HIS LONG AND CON- SCIENTIOUS SERVICE T0 WARREN HIGH SCHOOL, WE, THE CLASS OF 1-946, GRATEEULLY DEDICATE THIS FOOTBALL ISSUE OF THE DRAGON. WE GREATLV ADMIRE MR. LEIDIG, VVHO AS DI- RECTOR OF ATHI.ETICS HAS EUILT MANY WINNING TEAMS AND HAS INSPIRED BY PERSONAL EXAMPLE A HIGH STANDARD OF SPORTSMANSHIP AND AN APPRECIATION OF CLEAN LIVING AMONG THE PLAYERS. AS INSTRUCTOR IN MATHEMATICS AND AS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HE HAS HAD A PROPOUND INFLU- ENCE IN MANY LIVES. HIS FRIENDLY ADVICE, HIS KEEN UN- DERSTANDING OF PEOPLE, AND HIS DEVOTION TO HIS NVORK HAVE WON FOR MR. LEIDIG THE RESPECT AND THE ADMI- RATION OF ALL. 1 APPRECIATION IN APPRECIATION OF HER FRIENDLY INTEREST IN YOUTH AND HER KEEN INSIGHT INTO THEIR PROBLEMS, wE, THE CLASS OF 1946, EXPRESS T0 INIISS ELIZABETH VVICKSTROM OUR SINCERE ESTEEM. WE ARE GRATEFUL TO MISS XVICKSTROM FOR HER ZEALOUS, THOROUGH, AND CONSCIENTIOUS TEACHING. THE LOETY PLACE NVHICH SHE COMMANDS IN OUR MINDS AND HEARTS TESTIFIES TO HER VVORTHINESS. 2 Left to Right. Row I-Supt. Rossman, Mr. Brasinrrton, Mr. Keller, Mr. Mohr, Mr. Paterson. Row II-Mr. Eaton, Dr. Cashman, Rev. Rutledge, Mr. Ccwden. BOARD or sci-loot oimsoroas VERY smoothly operating system requires a clever and practical executive board, the duty of which is to provide a workable code of boundaries in order to maintain a high standard of efficiency. Such a group is the Board of School Directors of War- ren Borough. VVarren is fortunate in having as members of the Board of School Directors out- standing citizens who accept this important responsibility. They devote their time and eiforts without remuneration except the satisfaction that an effective school pro- gram has been maintained. liflembers of the Board of Directors are seven in number and are elected at large for a term of six years. They are as follows: llelvin G. Keller, presidentg Ralph E. Brasington, vice-presidentg Homer KI. Klohr, secretaryg Neil D. Paterson, treas- urerg Dr. VVilliam RI. Cashmang Rev. Beecher ll. Rutledgeg YVallace H. Cowdeng and R. Pierson Eaton, solicitor. John G. Rossman was elected for a fourth term as superintendent of VVarren Borough Schools. 3 li ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANTS HE administration assistants are indispensable in keeping our school life running smoothly. They are always on the job and strive whole-heartedly to carry out the numerous individual tasks which go along with their positions. Miss llflartha Dutchess is the eHicient secretary to Mr. Bathurst. Her tasks are many and varied, including the keeping of the records and the answering of a con- tinuous line of questions. Charles Beck keeps account of the funds of the various school activities and is the clerk for the Board of Education. . lVIiss Laura Platerote is the friendly and sincere secretary to lVIr. Rossman. She assists him in the executive department. Essential to our physical growth and development is the Health Department. Dr. E. S. Briggs, the school physician, heads the staff of this department. He is very capably assisted by llflrs. Marion Robertson and Miss Margaret Horan. Henry Griflin is the supply clerk and handles the ordering of books, paper, and other classroom necessities. George Baxter, the chief custodian of buildings, is assisted by Ed Huber, Chester Nelson, and lllerle Fox. 4 COACHES OR the help and the guidance of our Coaches, We, the Team of 1946, Wish to express our gratitude. Their patience and their understanding have made our days in VVarren High School pleasant and profitable. We shall always have a place in our hearts for these friends who have given unreservedly of their time and their ef- forts to bring us safely to the end of the Game . . . S. 1 ' I ,. fig., 1 ' S S R, ,9 S Y. f - 4' ,- 1 Q i ng: .x 2 ' ' ' . .-ax . '-5. K. ' ii M, f Q X 1 0, , d' xg- ,.-gg' . f I np' K s 9 x 78 W -xi? v, 335,26 .isa s X . .,, ' n' ' -'smt:'.3.'v' 1 N' 51 3? M . . 1 'Q- . ' 1 . . iam F? W 1 X ' 1 . x 4 . ,, ..:,. X L, 0 X A X ., ' 'F - V , g,:,3, x ' ,- .5 , I N f -gg A ' W A 'U ' ., - -f., - f -ff -I - S X Q? N39 'I f 7 A , Q NC, 4 .....,, . Mm . -. , . ' xi , 5?'.'F.i,-2-'-3'1F-Z11'fZi'?f1sQ xx x .. - xixyhdfbi E151 ' wi. XS!-rx ' . :T-N2 ww glglxgk I -1245 x' g3,,,.,:l: ,- 4.5. fgyxx xixfllxmp. it S N r Q ' ' P W S 5 WSW f S K FLUYD VV. BATHURST University of Michigan, M. A. Principal ARLYN F. DUNH.-XM College of Wooster Director of Correspondence Study LEAH EDNA LDL.-XSSER Geneva College Mathematics ERNEST G. Bscxwim Wheaton College Science Pnonms L. Fisisi' Allegheny College History Dean of Girls HENRY Liss GRIFFIN Grove City College Science l 'IKYVILA Hoovsk CHRISTINE HURD Indiana State Teachers College Alfred University Choral Music English Dragon NIARY Karina MlLl.1TEEN Koi-P Allegheny College Columbia University Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh, M. L. Latin History, Mathematics J. B. Lsmic JOSEPH A. Mfxssfx Dickinson College Edinboro State Teachers College Mathematics, Athletics Physical Education Assistant Principal Athletics 7 NIARY M EGAHAN Allegheny College University of Pittsburgh, B. S. Commercial LUKE 1. NoEcxER Pennsylvania State History Donorm' PETERSON Grove City College Commercial CLARA B. SMDE M. JEAN SPENCER Oberlin College Grove City College English History Spanish Dragonette College YVARREN E. MILLER Franklin Marshall Pennsylvania State College, M. Ed. Commercial Student Council EVALYN OVERTURF Slippery Rock State Teachers College American College of Physical Education, B. P. E. Physical Education J. R. REnnEcLxrr Edinboro State Teachers College History JAMES E. SPRINGER Allegheny College PHYLLIS VV. STANLEY Lock Haven State Teachers ' Columbia University, M. A. College Social Studies English Dramatics MATu,n.x STEINHOFF HARRY A- SUMMERS Columbia Univorsgty, M- A. Mansfield State Teachers Col- Enyrlish lege Music Band Orchestra 8 MARY MARGARET WVADE Grove City College Commercial Girls' Club Student Council Dragonette E1.1zAsE'rH VVICKSTROM Pennsylvania State College English EDWARD J. ZULAK Duquesne University MARIE M. XVEISSEN1-'LUHV Mansfield State Teachers Col- lege Home Economics ROBERT R. YOUNG University of Pittsburgh History Assistant Principal Dragon German N0 PICTURES GERDA LAWRENCE EDITH K. McCm1,xs St. Josephs School of Fine Arts Drexel Art - Home Economirs Mechanical Drawing Anatomy CLARIBELLE WV. PRESSEL Allegheny College English 9 Ruby Kleman OUR FRIEND AND CLASSMATE CLASS OF 1946 IN MEMORY OF THE GRANDSTAND i ALNIA MATER Thy bright emblem shining o er us High in air thy spires are tow'ring r Shows Nw 9l0 10U-V mf9hf- G1e,,,,,j,,g in the light, fhrough the years thou safely bore us Hfhile their solemn shades embow'ring Stwflfff BIN? 117111 Wjlflff- Pl,f1fYf.ffhf Blue fm11H'h11g.- Sons and drzughterx bring thee' praises, Furling in its tranquil beauty BNN! HW? P fU5e will fame, 07, ,, body f,-ue-. Jud thy xtmzdarrl high upraises- Sons and daughters bound by duty Hyfflld of fhj' 71111119- Giwe their Iofve to you. - ERNEST NATHAN, Class of 1921. CLASS POEM-- I 946 Our youthful days of sweetest pleasure Have slipped away. The last full measure Of a carefree world is gone. Today we face The sadness of this struggling race. :lt the future's threshold do we stand, .1 generation s hope within our handg For the youth of today, unknown to sorrow, llfill guide the destiny of tomorrow. From the fragments of a world war-torn, .1 rising note of hope is born. Our age must build a lasting peace, J nd from war's danger give release. lffe shall go forth with noble tread Of footsteps frm. Our honored dead Haw died that peace nzight be To ns who live-reality. - RIARCIA JOHNSON. I2 VARSITY HE year to which We, The Varsity, have long looked forward has slipped away, and it is now at the close of the sea- son that we begin to realize what the years spent in VVarren High School have meant to us. Here we have formed many lasting friendships and gained valuable experience through our participation in school activities. WVe are grateful to the managers who have been our -friends and advisers. Through the training they have given us, we have been better prepared for the new life we are about i to face. VVe feel that never again will so much be done for our welfare and our enjoyment. Commencement, the goal for which we have striven, has been achieved with heavy hearts but happy memories. The last quarter of our high school career has ended, and now we look forward to the part we shall play in the game of life . . . 13 wx N f Q W X Nxkfgb X, . R . .H ..,. is X- X 1 xo- iv.. . E X K 3 . qgmx tx 'X tum, x N305 -. ' A '.g:?,3,e':.5 84.5. 'v, . QW -'z' gag-'::4:,. '2 .'3: X Q53 P53732 Oakigga' 8:5334 4 ,v 'X 5' Kg. 'X N' '2 'f Q 4,1 5' ak . 'x CK 'Q 3 :,5 KYB? .lf X Qs' Q-+. ax ,XAQ3 453. .pa N-,,q5.g,w X4 02- Q .- 75:9 Q gf v3,?,2:, :g. ,. 1. . , 5, ky iff V ' 4 UM! az- ,4- Allan McNally Dale Holcomb Barbara Boynton VVilliam Taylor Sealed- Glen Gfjicdu Preszd ent ..............,. .........,. ...Allan lVIcNa1ly Vive-President .,.,.,... .......,.,. D ale Holcomb Secretary ,.....,,.... .........,.. B arbara Boynton Treasurer ...,.,..,..... William Taylor - Historian ........... Duane Wilder Testator ,......, ....,,. D onald White Poet ............ Prophet .......... Prophet ................... .....,...... . lVIarcia Johnson ..............Wil1iam Taylor Barbara Boynton Class .fllascot ......... ..........1... B . O. Plenty Class Flower .... . .,.....,,... Red Rose . Y... , ADAIXIS, BEVERLY Animated . . . light-hearted . . . enjoys sports . . . chubby ALLEN, XVINIFRED An attractive blonde . . . a scatter-brain . . . likes to dance . . . witty ANNONI, DOLORESV' - Vivacious . . . bell-like laughter . . . new in school . . . friendly - -- . . V ALLEN, CECIL Curlylocks . . . a capable worker . . . reserved . . . al- ways in a hurry ' ANDERSON, DAVID Mischievous . . . our future farmer . . . likeable . . . lanky ANNONI, ROSELLA A southern belle . . . has a pleasant smile . . . flirtatious . . . neatly dressed ARCHB.ALD, ELAINE BABCOCK, ALAN Practical . . . reliable . . . A handsome bl0Hd - - - reserved , , , wants gg be a slow but sure . . .basketball beautician is his fort . . . of a quiet na- ture BAIRD, DONLYN BAKER, GERALDINE Versatile . . . friendly . . . Hidden mirth . . . sweet- an accomplished musician , mannered . . .composed . . . . . . ambitious companionable BARR, LORRAINE BARTHOLOMEW, JAMES Big brown eyes . . . ani- Good-looking . . . sports en- mated . . . with many words thusiast . . . tries hard . . . . . . has a keen sense of hu- fair and square n'l0l' 16 BIMBER, RUSSELL BLAIR, VVILLIAM . Reserved . . . a perfect gen- Loves 'em and leaves 'em . . . tleman . . . stalwart . . . an diligent . . . well-groomed A- enviable record . . . a musical man Buss, BETTY BODDORE, JAMES VVilling to work . . . an un- Easy-going . . . with a mind ruflied disposition . . . sel- of his own . . . a typical dom a word . . . a fair com-I teen-ager . . . neat in ap- plexion pearance BONACE, LOUIS ' BOYNTON, BARBARA Hidden mirth . . . short and An active cheerleader . . . powerful . . . happy-gm llirtatious . . . good-natured lucky . . . outstanding in . . . a book worm football BARTHOLOMEWV, NESTORE BATH URST, ELIZABETH Dimples . . . kiddish . . VVith an attractive person- takes things as they come... ality . . . spic and span . . . a good pal always smiling . . . does her best BAXTER, HARRY BENGSTON, KENNETH Short . . . never misses any Dependable . . . dotes on fun . . . a friendly dispo- airplanes . . . slow to get ac- sition . . . neat quainted . . . unperturbed BENSON, BARBARA BERDINE, RAY A tall brunette . . . deter- Self-assured . . . never wor- Inined . . . keeps the Dragon ries . . . prone to mischief moving . . . popular . . . a fancy skater 17 BRIGGS, GENE , BRIGGS, YVALLACE Quiet . . . interested in air- Neat-appearing . . . full of planes . . . studious . . . a mischief . . . rosy cheeks . . . railroad man inclined , of study BROWN, HELEN Serious at times . . . consci- entious . . . reserved . . . a good gpm-t college professor . . . always ' i V one lap behind . . . reliable CARTER, WILLIAM CATALDO, TERESA Athletic . . . snappy-tem- Neat . . . unassuming . . . pered . . . a friend to all . . . well-behaved . . . trust- nonchalant Worthy C.-INIPMAN, DEFOREST Optimistic . . . our future towa rd fun instead CHAMPION, DONALD CHERONIS, ANITA Stalwart . . . never misses a A clown . . . teased by all chance for mischief . . . likes . . . diligent . . . ingenious out-door life . . . self-reliant CLARK, JEANNE COLLINS, JOHN Dark . . . animated . . Of heavy build . . . never sweet . . . a lovely voice overworks . . . ostentatious . . . friendly COLOSIMO, BERNICE CROMWELL, JOYCE Loquacious - - - full of PCP Makes a good appearance - - - Independent - - - haPPY . . . a true friend . . . says little . . . well-behaved 18 DICKERSON, JOAN DORRANCE, JOYCE Tall - - - athletic - - - fl S005 A vivacious brunette . . . en- - friend - - 11 dressmaker ergetic . . . a librarian . . . always well-groomed DUNN, lkiARTHA DX'KE, XVILLIAM Sincere . . . reticent . . A second Casanova . . . keen-minL'l8Cl...CliligCnt Cagy-going , , , a future pharmacist . . . friendly EAMES, JEAN EATON, JACK Demure . . . neat in appear- Our basketball giant . . . ance . . . interested in a nery temper . . . inclolent sailor . . . laughs with the . . . prefers anything to world school CROSSETT, JEAN CRULL, TH ERESA A friend to everyone . . . Domestic type : . . quaint quiet . . . determined . . . a . . . enjoys horseback riding hard worker . . . congenial CUNNINGH.-XM, ROBERT DESTEEANO, NANCY M., Teachers' pest . . . a regular A good friend . . . well-liked fellow . . . takes things as . . . outspoken . . . depend- they come . . . a live-wire able DESTEF.-xxo, NANCY T. DEXTER, PATRICIA Calm . . . an ardent Sinatra GCHQFOUSIY g00d'n3fUfCd - - - fan . . . unassuming . . . Woffhb' - - - always Smiling amicable . . . competent 19. 4 l ECKLAND, JoANNA ECKSTROM, ALGOT Loquacious . . . interested in A blond Hercules . . . a su- the male of the species . . . a perh dancer . . . good in ath- good tap dancer . . . care- letics . . . fun-loving free ELWINGER, J UN E ERICKSON, ADELE Good-looking . . . Hirtatious Long blond hail- l . l imm- . . . optimistic . . . always neat cent . . . blushes easily . . . garrulous ETTINGER, JOYCE EVAN, DORIS y Big, brown eyes . . . chubby Likes to roller skate . . . at- X . . . a confidante . . . plays tractive . . . a talented art- the violin ist . . . presents a pleasing appearance FARRELL, JOHN come . . . boisterous FLICK, JAMES elf-like in stature FULLER, CHARLES minded 20 Dependable . . . friendly . . . unassuming . . . mechanical- F1LEs1, FRANK l Plump . . . a mischief maker Small in stature . . . our , , , takes things as they greatest booster . . . hard working . . . likeable FRONTERA, lvl.-ARIAN Lets tomorrow take care of Wavy-haired . . . talkative itself . . . a mischievous grin . . . nicely dressed . . . fllr . . . indifferent to school . . . 186008 GEBHART, LORETTA Tall . . . reserved . . . good sport . . . unaffected Of talking . . . a cut-up . interested in football GIBSON, DOTTIE GORDON, RIARIAN CZlR.-KH.-UNI, BI.-KRGARET Pleasant to know . . . spark- Does her best . . . unassum- ling eyes . . . a chatterbox ing . . . dependable . . .sin- . . . enjoys a good time cere GRAY, lVILLIAh'I GRoscH, KENNETH Quiet . . . the out-door type Dark eyes . . . a roller- . . . modest . . . likes to drive skater . . . popular with the a car fair sex .. . good-natured GUST.AFSON, DONALD GUSTAFSON, ETHEL A blond Swede . . . the rug- Tall . . . attractive . . . ath- ged type . . . a booster . . . letic . . . well-behaved likes the Outdoors 21 Acts quickly . . . athletic... GERARDI, ROBERT GHERES, DONALD A cheerful worker . . . fond A friendly smile . . . fond of the outdoors . . . a good sport . . . always on the go GILTINAN, PATRICIA Quiet . . . sincere . . .friend- enjoys a good time . ly . . . strives to do her best chatty l l l GSAC-EY, RIARY GOODNVILL, PAUL I A willing worker . . . cure- Even-tempered , , , friendly fully groomed . . . ladylike . . . a perfect gentleman... . . . companionable amhhious GUS'1'AFSON, None HrXl,LGREN, RIARY VVell-liked . . . a dependable Short and spicy . . . an in- worker . . . with a keen veterate talker . . . happy- sense of humor . . . a flying go-lucky . . . likes to knit enthusiast HAMILTON, IOHN H.mIm1I3RBECK, JACK Noted for his gridiron work Good-natured . . . has wide . . . full of life . . . with interests . . . never wastes high hopes for the future . .. words . unassuming a playboy HANCOCK, DOROTHY HANNA, E,-IRLI5NIs Of a placid disposition . . . A pocket edition . . . sincere athletic tendencies . . . slow . . . full of pep . likes com- but sure . . . tries her best pany H1kNSON, SHERIDAN School comes second . . . an out-door man . . . roguish . . . not easily influenced HARRINGTON, JOHN Active school spirit . . . with line musical ability . . . a de- pendable student . . . per- manently wavy hair H ART, LELAND Often seen but seldom heard . . . modest . . .goes his own way . . . likeable 22 HARDING, FRANCES VVith 11 personality of her own . . . everybody's friend . '. . a persistent worker . . . cool and collected H.ARRIS, RICHARD A man about town . . . dip- lomatic . . . temperamental . . . tops in basketball HEIMANN, DORIS Tall . . . sweet-mannered . . . neat . . . an accomplished student A football manager . our red-haired Romeo . . . likes to joke . . . breezy A talker . . . always in a HESCH, WILLIAM HILDUM, BARBARA Possesses an infectious gig gle . . . a friend to all . . athletically inclined . chatty HILDUBI, JAMES HOLCOMB, DALE Sweet-tempered . . . refresh hurry . . . with a rare mu- ing . . . well-liked . . . a sical ability . . . Il hlutfer talented singer HOLLARAUGH, Donorm' HooK, BETTIE Lou ' Mild of manner . . . quiet A librarian . . . attractive . . . slow but sure . . . happy . . . artistic . . . immaculate in dress HOSKINS, TERESA HUNZINGER, JEANNINE A good pal . . . energetic Easy-going . . . hails from . . . determined . . . a pleas- Starbrick . . . everybody's ure seeker friend . . . a giggler JACK, JOSEPH JAMIESON, HAZEL Carries his own responsibili- Unaffected . . . an industri- ties . . . quiet . . . studious ous worker . . . loyal in . . . hastens slowly friendship . . . a good sport JEVVELL, DORIS JOHNSON, DONALD Friendly . . . likes school An outdoor man . . . never . . . a hard worker . . . tries a worry . . . mischievous her best . . . good-hearted 23 JOHNSON, FRANCES Short and sweet . JOHNSON,1IARCIA A Ring Has an enviable record . . . Committee Leader . . . a deserving . . . quiet . . . a happy little giggle . . . light- talented musician hearted JOHNSON, AL-XRY JOHNSON, PATRICIA Always looks her best . , . Never stops talking . . . en talkative . . . an attractive ergeric , , , likes to laugh , , , lJl'llI1CKIE . . . ClllllllSlZlStlC an ardent worker JOHNSON, RAYMOND JULIANO, ARTHUR Loquacious . . . full of life A tough opponent on the . . . self-assured . . . hale gridiron . . .congenial . . . and hearty fun comes first . . . sturdy KIIUFFMAN, RICHARD KAYS, HAZEL Dark . . . an industrious stu- WVith a pleasant disposition dent . . . a flute player . . . . . . never a dull moment deceivingly shy . . . slow but sure . . . an ac- tive church worker Kam, JEAN KIERNAN, RUBY Athletically inclined . . . A blonde . . . short . . . gra- frank . . . a jokster . . . de- cious . . . on the sunny side voted to her friends KING, LEGRANDE KIRBERGER, K.-XROL An aviation enthusiast . . . Friendliness plus..-a peppy YYY t0 be blue when hfis cheer leader . . . versatile around ,. . . school is second l I l smartly dressed . . . a friend always 24- KLENCK, XV.-XYNE neatly dressed LARSEN, KIARY LAVVSON, J-ANEY Rather short . . . soft-spoken . . . artistically inclined . . . with a pleasant smile for all LAWSON, PATRICIA Light-hearted . . . independ- ent . . . interested in reading . . . a girl of few words LESSER, SUzANNIz Goes quietly on her way . . refined , . . easily fussed . . . diligent Dark eyes . . . self-assured . . . alert . . . makes many friends LEIDIG, DAVID Conscientious . . . always cheerful . . . an outstanding band member . . .resource- ful LIBERTY, FAYE A person of few words . . sincere . . . unassuming . . slight of stature 25 KN.-XPP, JOHN Dependable . . . an enviable An accomplished musician student . . . likes music . . . . . . with a flashing smile neither loud nor quiet . . . Il football man . . . a good mixer KNIGHT, DOROTHY LOU INZOIEBLEY. GLORI.A Vivacious . . . enjoys life Likes to have fun . . .every- . . . flirtatious . . . well- bocly's friend . . . a neat groomed dresser . . . an attractive blonde KRESPAN, JAMES LANDERS, BEVERLY Independent . . . out-spoken Diminutive . . . a friendly . . . never overworks . . . nature . . . takes life as it comes . . . modest LINDGREN, JOANNE LITTLEFIELD, DoRELLAs Loves to fool . . . has a A chatterbox . . . enjoys pleasant personality . . .va roller skating . . . a good pal skater . . . enjoys life . . . dependable LOBDELL, SHIRLEY Lowa, ELVIA Pleasant disposition . . . alert Always talking . . . loves ex- . . . loyal . . . modest citement . . . dramatically inclined . . . happy-go-lucky LUNDBERG, Lois RIACKENDRICK, BILLEE Domestic . . . very quiet . . . Attractive . . . a good sport unassuming . . . true to her ' . . . musically inclined . . . friends courteous BIANCUSO, Rosa MANEVAL, NANCY Industrious . . . considerate Temperamental . . . talka- of others . . . happy . . . tive . . . Hirtatious . . . mu- dark-haired sical RIANGINI, J'oAN MATH1s, POLLY Small and dainty . . . a fu- Likeable . . . athletically in- ture stenographer . . . neatly clined . . . lovely auburn dressed . . .soft-spoken - waves . . . indifferent to worry IXIATHYER, JEANNINE MCGARRY, PAUL Full' of fun . . . plans to be Not too big . . . with varied a nurse . . . a chatter-box interests . . . one of our . . . a good worker smartest . . . amiable 26 NELSON, ELEANOR NELSON, GERALD Blond tresses . . . depend- Small of stature . . . persist- able . . . refined . . . care- ent . . . an outdoor enthu- fully groomed siast . . . of few words N EWOREEN, LOIS NICHOLS, BARBARA Tastefully dressed . . . lo- Very likeable . . . depend- quacious . . . coquettish . . . able . , . an ardent worker C0I1SCier1Ii01lS . . . friendly to all NICHOLS, JOAN GWENS, BETTE Very attractive . . . diligent Reserved . . . helpful . . . . . . delightful to know . . . unruflled' .A . . pleasingly well-bred plump ll'ICNALLX', ALLAN KIILLER, ETHEL Popular . . . has an infec- Devoted to school work . . . tious grin . . . a Sportsman reliable .. . pleasant to know . . . we look IIp to him . . . always linds time for fun AIILLER, FLORENCE RIOONEY, THOMAS Unobtrusive V. . . amicable Good-natured . . . has hid- . . . even-tempered . . . does den ability . . . wide inter- her bit ests . . . never hurries A-59 ,sg- .ativ if T RIOWELL, PATRICIA E MUNSON, YIRGIL , A perfect lady . . . tall . . VVell-groomed .If L, unaffect- interested in Science . ed . . . a hunter re. . -why very quiet teachers get gray Z7- PASCUZZI, ROBERT Ha '- O-luckv . . . meticu- PP5 g . lous . . . self-reliant . . . 21 gentleman PETERS, CHARLOTTE T Athletic . . . neat . . . lively . . . tall and dark PETERSON, DONALD L. A mischief maker . . . in- different to school . . . every- body's friend . . . a good sport PATERSON, CHARLES Slow but sure . . . enjoys a good time . . . friendly . . . voices his own opinions PETERSON, BERTIL Industrious . . . one of the football managers . . . good- natured . . . deserving PETERSON, DONALD VV. Has a good time . . . inter- ested in football . . . never overworks . . . frank PETERSON, JANICE PIRILLO, ANTHONY Full of fun . . . pretty blond Well-groomed . . . our hair . . . likes company . . . Frankie . . . school comes spic and span second . . . quiet PULLI, FRANCES RAPP, JOYCE Short . . . has a carefree Devoted to School work . . manner . . . enjoys a good sincere . . . friendly . time . . . resourceful does her share REDDECLIFF, JACK REED, RAY A man of few words . . . Tall, dark and handsome... likes to hum , , , a Com- one 'of the big five . . . pop- mendable student . . . alert lllill' - - . Hlllbili0llS 28 REGINA, MARY JANE Lively . . . interested in 44's football team . . . a friendly manner . . . optimistic RETTERER, JOAN An outstanding musician . . . reserved . . . likeable . . . a good worker Rizzo, ANG113 Light-hearted . . . amicable . . . Hirtatious . . . long, dark tresses l ROHRER, ROBERTA ROSSEY, ARLENE Possessed of ingenuity . . . modest reserve . . . depend- able .. . does her bit REIEE, ROSEZELLA Calm and composed . . . an admirable disposition . . . natural sincerity . . . dainty REYNOLDS, JERRY Free from care . . . short in stature . . . friendly . . . un- affected ROBERTSON, JOHN Our Harry James . . . all- around capability . . . a gridiron man . . . brick-red hair VVell-behaved . . . loyal . . . genuine . . . kind-hearted RUTLEDGE, llIARK RYBERG, JEAN Energetic . . . good-matured Refined . . . quiet friendli- . . . a trapper . . . versatile ness . . . a girl of few words . . . conscientious SALAPEK, FRANK SAMUELSON, lVl:ARILYN The out-door type . . . a gentleman . . . good-looking . . . practical Good things come in small packages . . . earnest . . . en- joys a good time . . . elfer- vescent 29 SAMUELSON, PATRICIA SCALISE, JAMES Kind-hearted . . . independ- An all-around Sportsman... ent . . . prim . . . garrulous well-liked by all . . . full of energy . . . enjoys life SCALISE, RAIAMIE SCHMADER, Lois Deserving . . . a neat coif- Easy-going . . . quiet friend- fure . . . unaffected . . . de- liness . . . always smiling lighfflll T0 know . . . self-conscious SCHUELTZ, HERBERT SCHVVEITZER, KATHERINE A dependable bass ..good- Dependable . . . eager to natured . . . husky . . . help . . . high in stature . . . everyone's friend faithful A Cappella mem- ber l SCOTT, CLINTON SEAVY, Ross Tall and lanky - . . good-na- A well-groomed gentleman tured . . . independent . . . . . . stalwart . . . an earnest loves excitement athlete . . . a friend to all SEDON, NIARTHA SELLERS, PHYLLIS Diminugive , , , 3 Silent Stu- Vivacious . . . an infectious dent , , , 3 friend always smile . . . 3 fun 8llIhllSlHSt l . . reficent . . . 3 hard WOI'kCl' SHINE, JOHANNE SIFFIN, HELEN Loquacious . . . enterprising Happy-go-lucky . . . a gum- . . . friendly and accommo- chewing expert . . . neat in dating . . . enjoys athletics HPP9a1'3UCC - - - 3 Pleasillg brunette 30 l l I I I I SIKSTROM, BARBARA SIMMONS, NEIL jovial . . . bubbling with en- One of the starring Eve . . . thusiasm . . . pleasingly tall and dark . . . liked by plump . . . everyone's friend all , , , jugular SIN-IoNEs, EMOGENE SMITH, Bm-'ry U11aSSl1ITliHg . - - agreeable Immaculate in appearance - - - thinks beffife She 5Peak5 . . . amiable disposition . . . . . . busy friendly . . . industrious SMITH, JEAN SMITH, RACHEL Enthusiastic . . . attractive Flirtatious . . . always in a . . . a friend to all . . . in- hurry . . . likes a good time terested in music . . . capable SODERBERG, DALE SORENSEN, GLADYS A capable musician . . . in- Has an unaffected person- dustrious . . . a good pal . . . ality . . . quiet-mannered never wastes words .. . neat . . . likeable STILL, RAYA STREICH, EDWIN Lively . . . talkative . . . a Happy-gollucky . . . lean pleasure seeker . . . friendly and lanky . . . ready for fun . . . aiititure farmer ENT' ily'- . K I I STRICKER, ROSEMARY SULO, TOM Has a sunny disposition . . A serious worker . . . en- popular . . . fun-loving . . thusiastic . . . loquacious... small in stature dauntless 3 1 ' TANNLER, JOHN Our faithful football center . . . never a worry . . . has a sturdy build . . . with a per- petual grin THOMPSON, DONALD Sturdy . . . easy-going . . . independent . . . reserved in opinions TOAL, LOYIS Always happy . . . lively . . . even-tempered . . . studious TAYLOR, WILLIANI Business manager of the Dragon . . . shy . . . indus- trious . . . versatile THOMPSON, RICHARD A faithful band member . . . competent . . . brawny . . . a good sport TOYER, WARREN A basketball enthusiast . . . rugged . . . unhurried . . . well-groomed TRIDICO, CAROLINE TUOKER, NEIL Garrulous . . . optimistic Easy-going . . . an all- . . . has an unaffected per- around sport . . . enjoys life sonality . . . popular . . . well-liked TURNER, WILLIAM UTLEY, ESTHER Mild-mannered . . . con- Carefree and happy . . . en- siderate Of others . . . prac- joys a good time . . . an tical . . . busy earnest student . . . well-de- serving VANTASSEL, LLOYD VELEY, ELOISE Leisurely mannered . . . Unassuming . . . agreeable good'-natured . . . always thinks before she speaks... does his best . . . not in- frequently' absent from clined to worry school 32 J,' , . VESCIO, ANTHONY VVALLER, JOSEPH On the quiet side . . . makes Modest . . . our dependable many friends . . . popular left guard . . . industrious . . . ambitious . . . generous VVALTERS, JEAN XVARD, JOHN A future secretary . . . Never over-works . . . fun- happy and gay . . . well- loving . . . creates excite- liked . . . very friendly ment . . . nice-looking NVEILACHER, LORETTA RIAE XVENDELBOE, JOAN Congenial . . . enjoys con- Sociable . . . tall . . . bows versation . . . independent the fiddle . . . easily ruflled . . . always on the job XVHITE, DONALD VVHITE, GRETCHEN A capable football player Dependable . . . those red A . . . a trombonist . . . well- curls . . . a willing worker mannered . . . always pleas- . . . amiable ant , ,,- F I ' f - 1 1 J! Q, -E ' i Q' y . .iv ya My I 4. . VVILDER, DUANE g Xl V NVILLIAMS, BENNY Etern'allY7busy . . . di'15'lO- At home on wheels . . . per- matic . . . executive . . . severing . . . good-natured loosely-built a watch mechanic XVILLIAMS, VIRGINIA XVOOD, EDNVARD Full of fun . . V. likes com- A sax man . . . easily em- pany . . . Optimistic . . . barrassed . . . always does quick to answer A his best . . . small of stature 33 ' WYKOFE, JAM ES YEAGER, WILLIAM Class wit . . . allergic to school , . . garrulous . . . in- genious Y'0RK, JOYCE Flame-tinted hair . . . ear- nest in purpose . . . always accommodating . . . indus- trious YVell-dressed . . . interested in all school activities . . . a successful sportsman . . . a future business man GRAY, VINCENT l SCALISE, JOSEPH Wavy locks . . . fond of ath- Interested in athletics . . . letics . . . an extensive dark-haired . . . persevering traveler . . . sociable . . . mischievous NO PICTURE RIADIGAN, CLAYTON .Short and sweet . . . a hunter . . . athletic . . . mis- chievous SCHUMANN, JAMES Makes haste slowly . . . lets tomorrow take care of itself .' . . an outdoor man . . . loyal '34 CHEERTLEADERS HE cheerleaders played an important and interesting role in furthering the inter- ests of the team. They not only enthusi- astically supported the Varsity, but also assumed important duties in publications, music, athletics, and Student Council. The presentation of Best Foot Forward proved their fine dramatic ability. As new opportunities presented themselves, more diiiicult tasks were accomplished. The season was brought to a close by that great event, the Junior-Senior Prom. Prospects of a bright future lay ahead . 35 ESQ.. N X XS W W 1 ,, Nik Edward VVollaston Sophia Spiridon Dora Messner Alan Schuler uniolaefau 0612304 Co-Presidenr ,....... .....,,.. E dward VVo1laston Co-President ...,.... ,...,..,. S ophia Spiridon Secretary .. ....., ...,.,...,.. D ora llessner Treasurer ....... ...,....A A lan Schuler - 37 CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF - Aeberli, Nancy-being perpetually brilliant Allen, Arnold -- managing Kinn-ear's Allen, Lois - studying religion Allinger, Vivian-wolfessing at the United Amacher, Robert-baking cream puffs Andersen, Marie-kepeing her thoughts to herself Anderson, John --taking life with a smile Anthony, Jeanne -giving advice to the lovelorn Aurillo, Ralph -surpassing Gershwin Barber, Dolores --being cheerful Bartsch, Kenneth-playing basketball cleverly Bauer, Alvin-singing cowboy songs Bauer, Bonnie-gadding all day Bearfield, Murlin --- being spark of fifth period gym Beckwith, Elwood - attracting women Black, Bruce -- effervescing Blair, Mary - attracting men Blick,' Henry - flirting with Mrs. Stanley Bloomquist, Kathleen -making cokes Bova, Barbara -- translating Virgil Brainard, Edwin -wolling instead of studying Brown, Barbara -playing football Brown, David - clowning Burgeson, Onolee-being a good friend Callahan, Joyce -- shrinking Callard, Lois -being the quiet type Cameron, Joan-thinking of the Navy Carlson, Ina-singing lustily in fifth period Chapel, Ruth --being thoughtful Cheronis, Arthur-- jerking sodas Chimenti, Louis-scalping somebody Clark, David-living next to school Cochener, Charles-stacking books Colter, Delbert-working at Gnagey's Colvin, Phyllis - roller-skating Conaway, Betsi-being her usual brilliant self Constable, Lena-being short, dark, and . . -. Corbran, John-wielding a meat cleaver Crecraft, Ruth-being small Croak, Ruth --mixing poisons Dailey, Josephine -- speaking: softly Daley, Elaine-being late in 202 Danielson, Doris-sopranoing with Miss Hoover Danielson, June--frequenting the United Danielson, Ruth--being loquacious 38 CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF- Decker, Sig-being a star athlete Denardi, Albert-singing Bell Bottom Trousers DeStefano, Rosalyn-doing her share of talking Dey, Keith-pushing his car Doud, Cleo -- smiling sweetly Drum, Dolores-being a blond bombshell Duckett, Donald-raising the football score Dunn, Annabelle-tending to her own aiairs Dutchess, Elmer-knowing his way around Eadie, Marjorie -- being full of pep Eck, Helena-getting her man Ellberg, Robinell-never cracking a book Endress, Marian-boosting Girls' Club Erickson, Clifton-waiting for the school bus Erickson, John-being a man of the world Fino, Teresa-being Warren's Patrice Munsel Fischer, Mary Alice --looking bewildered Fitzgerald, Wayne - arguing Fitzgerald, Willis-looking for a wolfess Fladry, Frances --letter writing Foley, Thomas-studying his lessons Frederick, Charles-dying his hair Fuellhart, William -Hitting around in-his convertible Gern, Marshall-making sage remarks Giancotti, Dorothy-knowing the right answer Gibb, Robert--noticing the fairer sex Gillett, Alberta-looking for a wolf Gleason, Rose-being friendly Gnagey, Marjorie --admiring certain basketball player Goosman, Karl--assuming hauteur Gordon, Donald -- studying laboriously Gordon, Julian-changing Einstein's theory Granquist, Harold-being blond and handsome Grant, Phyllis -keeping to herself Graziano, Dorothy-having coal black tresses Grosch, Robert-forgetting school Hagberg, Richard--letting the world go by Hagerman, Mary - dancing divinely Hale, Rudolph -repairing his car Hampson, Thomas - reading Esquire thoroughly Hanna, Margy -- dreaming of Tea for Two, Hansen, Erma -- editing of daily gossip sheet Hartnett, Gerald --drawing Varga. girls Heeter, Ella--being quiet Helman, Jane - giggling CAUGHT IN THE. ACT OF- Hendrickson, Carolyn --being neat and well-dressed Heubach, Herman--taking.a day olf Hill, William - filibustering Hovey, Jane--being indignant Hubbard, Anna-wearing exotic colors Huber, Ralph-preparing for military service Huck, Robert-singing a strong tenor Hutchings, Meredith--looking like Lauren Bacall Jackson, Albert-creating noise in study Jackson, Ann-raising the junior score L' '66 Q, 1 for-J 2,521 L !.2fLU5!5i! James, Mary-being calm and collecte C4 ' Jewell, Shirley -roller skating X! ' Ll LWL-f Johnson, Carolyn-making a hit with her blue eyes Johnson, Elliott--being teachers' pest , Johnson, James-sleeping from 8:45 to 3:00 Johnson, J0yce-- being unassuming Johnson, Rachel-being brilliant as usual Kaebnick, Ruth-studying for the nunnery Kamerer, Keim, M Marie-managing Smith's Drug Store ary--coming to school occasionally Kerr, Richard --being the perfect professor King, Ru th - being glamorous Klenck, Lucille--managing Geracimos' Knapp, Roscoe - blufnng Kondak, Korb, La Kathryn - studying her history wrence-trying to be a cheerleader Knsy, Mitchell--studying to be a doctor Kyler, John-- Hirting with Miss Peterson Lane, David--being a football Hash Langdon, Joann- doing her part Latshaw, Wilmer -- being lively Laufenburger, Betty- ditching the current heartthrob LeT1-ent, Victoria-combing her hair in class Lightner, William - sleeping Lopez, David-dplaying brilliant football Lord, William -popping off as usual Lowe, Lewis --sorting tomatoes Ludwig, Keith-leaving our town Lyke, Jacqueline-backing the team Mack, Joyce--jerking nt Harvey and Carey's MacLarcn, Jean - attracting men Mader, Mahan, Marker Marlett, 40 Clarence-doing his Latin assignment I I 'I 'I Gordon - doing his algebra , Elizabeth-being loquacious Frank -peddling his papers CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF- Marti, Leroy-coaching the football squad Martin, Theresa--looking prettier than usual Mnsci, Paul-being tall, dark, -1 ' McCoy, Jack--doing his homework McDannel, Robert-being a mechanic McKean, Luella--- having natural poise McNerney, Patricia- flirting with Mr. Noecker Mead, Geary-imitating Gunder Hagg Mead, Jeannette -M roller-skating Mellnnder, Elmer-starring on the 1st squad Messner, Dora-slaving over her geometry Miller, Yvonne-expecting a call from Grove City Mintzcr, Joyce -- being silly Morley, John -being Superman Morrison, Richard - dreaming of Red Grange Munch, Richard-managing Waxman's Myers, Audrey-looking as cute as ever Nelson, Donald '-- dribbling for Times-Mirror quintet Nero, Geraldine - primping Nielsen, Joyce - being diminutive Nordin, WVilbur ---making another swish shot Nordin, VVillium-looking different from his brother Park, Gail--being his usual lively self Pesko, Eugene -- cracking another corny joke Peterson, Lois-arguing with anyone at any time Peterson, Eveline -e imitating Lily Pons Peterson, Joanne - doing nothing Peterson, Verna-dropping her baton Phillips, JoAnn--designing briefer bathing suits Porter, Agnes -being busy as a bee Pratt, Russell-trying to look handsome Pring, Robert-sleeping on the job Printz, Frederic-snapping a snappy snapshot shooter Proud, Carol-chasing men Raisor, Joyce-loafing Regner, Charles -going to a beauty shop Rizzo, Archie --- being Archie Rizzo Rosentrator, Dorothy-looking ahead to married life Rowley, Irene - reducing l Saporito, Robert - bowling 105 Schuler, Alan-wrecking his dad's car Scrivano, Frances -being tranquil Scrivano, Rita --studying how to be more loquacious Shanshala, Jennie -'playing hard-to-get Sharp, Louise -- looking intelligent -I-1 Winans Martha taking care of the CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF- Sherman, Charles-applying hair tonic Shirley, Louise --being perpetually on the Shorts, Margaret-farming Sigworth, Lois -turning on that smile Sikstrom, Jeanne--being a good dancer- Sires, Charles-hitting high C Sisk, Martin-shooting ducks with a .22 IDOVS Smith, Jacquelyn-throwing another party Snyder. Naomi -- slugging somebody Songer, Robert-making his own special toothpicks Sorenson, Roger--milking his cow Spiridon, Sophia-promenading on Fifth Avenue Streich, Raymond - tripping movie-goers Sulo, Peggy-trying to look prettier Swick, Richard-trying to part his hair Thorpe, Richard-imitating Captain Marvel Tome, James -keeping quieter than usual Townley, Marguerite--bein!-I demure Uhr, Mary-working hard Uplinger, Betty--loitering in the halls Utley, Georgia - reducing Vali, Herbert- trimming his beard VanTnsse1, Everell--losing a chess game Wade, Patricia-longing for Shady Side Walker, Robert--wiping off lipstick marks Washburn, Beverly--picking a fight Way, Jeanne-sticking her thumb in a Weaver, Leroy-driving a plow Wciirle, Fred-missing a basket Wilkom, Lola-trying to grow shorter Vifilliams, Catherine - dressing well sundae Wollaston, Edward-leading a complicated love life Yaggie, Patricia-being shy York, David-advocating Yankee Bush Zerbe, Donna--being Inst but not least Bohelnk, Albert popping, up unexpectedly Peterson Geraldine displaying her charms Speckmun Arlene whistling at men Stapfer Laverne pitching tomatoes ,new baby WATER-BOYS LTHOUGH the duties assumed by the VVater-Boys seemed small, the foundation for more important tasks was being laid. VVith a new fervor of purpose, they put forth their best effort to support the various social and educational activities. The en- thusiasm and interest shown by the VVater- Boys was of great benefit to the Team in accomplishing worthwhile projects . 43 ,. ,ww 8 .4 1 '1,st 0, 'nx .f ' 8-'X A 8 , 4 ligx- in ,,. 23Xf 5 ' V 5 7 :' 'fm . , H , . , . ' '- M'-:-' , . , ' , -L '- fix- , on Q: gf ,A 'fx Qxsf, -,xxx . B . 1 ,5 V .. . '1-Xiiv ' fo 'z-. - '. - X . tx.. , X 3 '35 25,4 , 1:-eg 'Q 9-. 3:-e ggzgv. ,gr x .3 . ga -4232, v ' WI.. ' K Mr- ' A 0 . o 'zan- f 'o':'3'o' '.sp,o'y Og? . .'2?f f:f .. ' ' . - ' an. ' . -Q -.Nz ' - z-. . , .. . .x Y i, .., . ..- .o.?z:f'0 ' Qj.d.?.fq5 , . - , . ,M - O, , 1 Q: , , ,, ,' .gf'f'X -3 3' - weggg, :fi -0 ' 'll' .fx .jig . 'N-1'-l,. gf xx ,. N.,,:-h .1 . g?2:?:ii:,, :ig -lx U ,'-S .gt V f-.-,H -R Q F5 251 ,, ,Jw 1'-.,:! q31if'W'f .Q 1 X TEEEEEEEEESEEEESZEEEEEES5 .WEEE v 'V Qgggggggffffffif .EEEEEEEEEESEEEEEEEESEEE Ii ! I Irfirrrrnriii ,gggggggggfgw:,,,,.5:m:::::i EIL. .. :5 1 8 ' .. 'Lv 1fassasssssessss15:..mssss ' ' U Q.. 5555-M-A ..... ::::s:EEEE5:::fm '-4 uc: .......:::::::EEEEf X ....., inn... ' THE HIT PARADE OF 1948 Ahlgren, Edna-Lass With a Delicate Air Albaugh, Charmaine- Chickery Chick Alexander, Emily -- You Couldn't Be Cuter Allen, Edward-Laugh Your Way Through Life Allmendinger, Patricia- She's Everybody's Sweetheart Amsler, Norma-Blow Me Down Andersen, Kreston -Uncle Sam, Here I Am Andersen, Ronald - Ditto Andersen, Shirley -Take It Easy Anderson, Clair-Sleepy Lagoon Anderson, Donald H. - Scatterbrain Anderson, Dorothy Ann - Hey, Good Lookin' Archer, Jack - Salt Water Cowboy Atwell, Ella-How Long Has This Been Going On? Babcock, Elwyn - Octave Jump Baker, Jane- Lover, Come Back To Me Baxter, Carol-I'd Know You Anywhere Beach, Anne - Dark Eyes Bean, Barbara- Kiss Me Again Beariield, Guy- Y'ain't as Smart as Ya Think Yu Are Beckenbach, Max --Sparkling Blue Eyes Beebe, Joyce-Sweet and Lovely Bennett, Diana-There Must Be a Way Bennett, Patricia - Three Cheers For Anything Berdine, Robert-Don't Carry Tales Out of School Berlin, Charlotte-My Dreams Are Getting Better All ' The Time Betts, Alice-I Wish I Knew Betts, Richard-Wake Up Man, You're Slippin' Bevevino, David-Little Golden Headed Sweetheart Bircliard, Robert-The Bashful Lover Blomquist, Barbara-Lady Be Good Brenan, Margaret - Practice Makes Perfect Briggs, Paul- Wine, Women, and Song Brindis, Dolores -our of This World Brindis, Jean --1 Don't Care Who Knows It Brink, Mary Jane-Twiddlin' My Thumbs Brink, Richard -- Why Don't You Do Right? Brooks, Mona -- Delightfully Dangerous Brown, Frances-Every Day's a Holiday Brown, Joanne - What'cha 'Know, Jo Brown, Lois -Oh! What a Lovely Dream Brownell, Audrey -I'm Snug as a Bug in a Rug Burke, Betty-Someday My Prince Will Come Calderwood, Cynthia - Sweetheart of All Their Dreams Carlson, Barbara-Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis -1-5 THE HIT PARADE OF 1948 Carlson, Betty-Good! Good! Good! Carlson, Dwight-Can't You Read Between the Lines? Carpenter, John - Oh! Johnny Carter, Josephine-Come, Josephine, in My Flying Machine Cash, Frances -What To Do ' Champion, Lilyan-Time Alone Will Tell Cheney, Douglas -- Back in the Saddle Again Cheronis, Athena-Since Nick, The Greek, Went to Porto Ric. Chester, Joanne-Too Late to Start All Over Clark, John -We're Off to See the Wizard Clymer, Donald -Need I Speak? Cochran, Barbara - My Buddy Colosimo, Philip - Old Rover Colvin, Phillip-No Love, No Nothing Conklin, Ruth - Junior Miss Conroy, Emily-If He Can Fight Like He Can Love Cosmano, Stephen --You Can't Hold a Memory in Your Arms Crane, James - I Need Vitamin U Crocker, Floyd - Beautiful Dreamer Dnlrymple, Joyce--Little Girl of His Dreams Dalrymple, Patricia-Pardon Me For Dreaming Danielson, Jean-How Sweet You Are Dase, Floyd - Smarty Pants Daye, Richard -Night and Day DeGolyer, Donna-You Taught Me to Care Denardi, Nick-A Romantic Guy, I DeVore, Doris -Who Told You I Cared'l Dibble, Janice-What's the Use? Dobbs, Marilyn-Tumbling Tumbleweed Dyke, Jean--Between You and Me Edwards, Robert --I Can't Remember to Forget Eldridge, Iris -- My! My! Ellberg, C. Jean -Jim Ellis. Lee-Touch of Texas Erickson, Dolores -Angel in Disguise Erickson, William-I Give You My Word Evan, Shirley - Terrific Farrell, Irene - Irene Figluizzi, Ruth-Last Call for Love Finley, Joann-You Belong to My Heart Fischer, Ralph-Let's Dance Fitzgerald, Betty-Until Tomorrow Flick, Joyce-Accentuate the Positive Flohr, Thomas -MacNamara's Band Fosburg, Richard-You've Got Me Hoodoo'd +6 THE HIT PARADE OF 1948 Fowler, Richard-- Mr. Five by Five Fox, Beulah - Who? Garber, Jane-I'm Only a Bird in a Gilded Cage Gebhart, Donna-That's Right--I'm Wrong Giltinan, John-Johnny Isn't Johnny Any More Glotz, Harry - Give It Back to the Indians Gotto, Josephine V- Yes, We Have No Bananas Goumas, Kalliopi-I'm Nohody's Baby Graebner, Patricia - Clementine Gray, Marcia - Candy Green, Sarah-Are There Any More at Home Like You? Greto, Rosemarie -- Rose O'Day Gustafson, Bertha-Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby? Hamblin, Betty -- All The Things You Are Hamilton, David-Who Threw The Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder? K 'x . li bi fx Hathaway, Helen - Careless Lfg 5. liieimann, Mariann-There I Go rf w yt., ,mf .Q I ,f Ml x X r 31 Hesch, Nancy-Two Hearts Are Better Than One - Hessley, Agnes -Daisy Hetrick, Judson - Behind Those Swinging Doors .x -t Riipi teeth xx 5131 Janice - Get a Horse That Knows the VVay Back Home Highhouse, Joanne -- Wishing Hill, Mary-A Little on the Lonely Side Hofluncl, Mary Ann- Make With the Kisses, Hogue, Lucille-Who Said Dreams Don't Come True? Hottel, Garrett-Ooh! What You Said Houston, William - When I See an Elephant Fly Huckabone, Richard-The Little Man Who VVasn't There Huckabone, Theodore --Little Brown Jug Hulings, Lorna-The Girl on the Police Gazette Hummel, Joan-Will You Still Be Mine? Humnierick, Leo-I Vlfish I Had a Sweetheart Jensen, Beverly-Fraidy Cat Johnson, Philip-The Sheik of Araby Johnson, Beverly --Life Could Be So Lovely Y. S, l , X Q .fnqx ig . ,s .. v - s . A l i - 'I x Johnson, Nancy -If I Didn't Care Shirley E.-Can I Help It? Shirley M.-- Let. Me Call You, Honey Johnson. Johnson, Joy. Charles -- Umbriago Kabot, Frank -Abdul the Bulbul Ameer Kauffman, Shirley-Kitten on the Keys . Kemp, Helen-Five Salted Peanuts Kehrli, Joanne -- Smarty Pants Kieshauer, Frederick-How Many Hearts Have You Broken? Kiester, Geraldine- Just Let Me Alone 47 THE HIT PARADE OF 1948 Kirberger, Mildred --Are You Havin' Any Fun? Kittner, Duane - Casey Jones Klenck, Gordon-Go Fly a Kite . Kolpien, Elizabeth-Adieu, I've Found Someone New Krebs, Margaret-I Want You For Christmas Kuhre, Donald --Do You Believe in Dreams? Kuhre, William--Gavotte in Gee Whiz Kylander, John-I'll Walk Alone Kyler, Sylvia -- My Disposition Lackey, Marjorie - Guess I'll Have to Dream the Rest Lane, Kenneth - Relax Larsen, Joan-Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life Larsen, Margaret-You're Lonely and I'm Lonely Larsen, Raymond-Pete the Piper Lawliead, William -Where Have You Been, Billy Boy? Leave, Carl-I'll Get By Le'1'rent, Michael-I'll Be a Fool Again Lightner, Richard-I Didn't Know About You Livingstone, Anne-I'll Sing My Song to You Logan, Glenn-Slender, Tender, and Tall Logan, Mary Lou-Mary is a Grand Old Name Lord, Ailene-The Girl in the Tooth Paste Ad Loree, Lois --Bell Bottom Trousers Lorenz, Richard-Between You and Me Lundahl, Jean -You're Out of the World to Me Lundahl, Kenneth-It Makes No Difference Now Lundberg, Thomas -Hearts Are Funny Things Maines, Dorothy-It Isn't a Dream Any More Mangini, Anthony--Laughing Tony Mangus, Mary-My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose Marrer, Albert-Everybody Loves My Baby Masci, Mary--Do You Care? Massa, Dolores-Billy QI Always Dream of Billyl Massa, Ronald-Super Special Guy Mathis, Dorothy-If You Knew Susie Mathyer, Margaret-I'll Buy That Dream Matie, Betty-It All Comes Back to Me Now McComas, Andrew-From the Indies to the Andes McCulla, Doris --You Are My Sunshine McDonald, Joan--One Love McNulty, Connie -Connie's Got Connections in Con- necticut Mead, Wyllis -- Whispers in the Dark Mead, Robert-You Mean So Much to Me Meadows, Darwin-Clear Out of This World Melquist, Bruce--Let's Get Away From it All 48 THE HIT PARADE OF 1948 Meyers, William-Let Me Love You Tonight Miller, James- Come Along to the Big Barn Dnnce Miller, Phyllis - Blondie Mitchell, Jenn-That's For Me Molinaro, Yolanda--Oh, By Jingo Mooney, Sarah --I Just Kissed Your Picture Good Night Moore, Curl-I Hope to Die If I Tell a Lie Musante, Elizabeth -- My Dream Book of Memories Nelson, Carol-Let's Just Pretend Nichols, Lela-You Stole Your Smile From an Angel Nicholson, James - Doctor I-Ihythm Nicholson, Keith-Happy Go Lucky Niver, Carol -- Smart as a Whip Nordin, Marilyn-Mn, He's Making Eyes At Me Nuhfer, Marjorie-The Charm of You O'Connor, Eileen -The Only Thing I Want for Christ- mas Odell, Nancy-An Old Flame Never Dies Owen, Lois-My First Impression of You Owen, Louis - Trusting My Luck Papalia, Nancy - You're the One Passinger, Betty --VVhat Makes the Sunset? Pastrick, Eugene-I Fall in Love Too Easily Pellegrino, Sarah - Good Night, Sweet Dreams Petersen, Marie-I Love to See You Smiling Peterson, Carl-Young Fella! You're Ready for Love Peterson, Homer-I Can't Give You Anything But Love. Baby Peterson, Shirley-My One and Only Pickard, Vera-- Do My Eyes Deceive Me? Pierce, Donna-The Charm of You Pring, Louise-Every Little Breeze Seems to Whisper Louise Quiggle, Marjorie-I Am Still a Hillbilly at Heart Radspinner, Gretchen-Gonna Build a Big Fence Around Texas Rapp, Sully -- Chatterbox Reed, Richard-Tall Grows the Timber Regina, Angelo --I'm Making Believe Reilley, James-Come and Get Your Happiness Reist, Albert- Whistle While You Work Reynolds, Virginia-Carrying the Torch for Jim Reig, Lo 's-Got y M' d On Music Robeagjaeg-1 ut im, sad without Him Blues 'I 1 .50 Rock, James -- Man In His Dream Ross, Yvonne-It All Comes Back to Me Now Rowland, Ruth -Tune Up Your Heartstrings Rudolph, Donald-Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries Rulander, Charles-- Little Lad -I-9 'ri-is HIT PARADE or 1948 Ryberz, Martha -- David Salerno, Mary Jane-Accidentally on Purpose Samuelson, Lucille -- Give This Little Girl a Great Big Hand Sasserson, Donna - Waterloo Saylor. Ann- You Are Always in My Heart Scalise, Donald-I've Had This Feeling Before Schmatz, Edward-I don't Want Anybody At All Schmiedel, Duane - Chloe Schwartz, Ronald-Variety is the Spice of Life Seavy, Judd-It's Been a Long Long Time Sellers, Jean- What Goes on Here in My Heart? Shanshala, Frank -Love at First Sight Sharp, John - Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning Shield, Mary Jane-For It Was Mary Sisk, Patrick N- When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Slatry, Mary --How Do I Know It's Real? Slocum, Rex-Going My Way? Smith, Delbert--You Are My Dream Smith, Joyce-You Don't Remember and I Can't Forget Smith, Sara- Beat Out That Rhythm on the Drum Smithers, Harold -- You're Bad For Me Snavley, William - Day Dreaming Somers, Carol-Embraceable You Songer, Betty -At Your Beck and Call Sorensen, Barbara - Wanting You Sorensen, Curtis - Stop Pretending Stnpfer, Edwin-Think of Me Stearns, James -Got the Moon In My Pocket Storum, LaVerne--- He's a Right Guy Streich, Barbara -, There Shall Be No Night Streich, Marjorie-If You See Margie Stockdill, Frances-Pretty Little Busy-Body Stone, Richard C.-- Jeepers Creepers Suppa, James -Full Moon and an Empty Heart Sutter, John -There Stands a Man! Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson, Swanson, Arnold-Hut. Sut Song Deane-- For He's a Jolly Good Fellow Joanne A.-Never Say Goodbye Joanne C.-I Can Dream, Can't I? Neil-Gettin' In the Groove Templeton, Joseph -- Row, Row, Row Your Boat Tingwall, Ann -- Gentle Annie Tranter, Constance-That's For Me Traub, Lois-If I Could Have a Wishing Ring Tritt, Janet-It Might As Well Be Spring S0 fri- 7- ---7- 7- THE. HIT PARADE OF 1948 Tucker, John -- Honest John 1 Updegralf, Jack--One Foot in the Groove Y Valentine, Curtis-I Want Six Blondes for My Pall- bearers 3 Valentine, Georgia --I Knew You When Van Volkenburg. Helen -Swinging on a Star Vavala, Frank -Insomnia Walchli, Randall-You Went to My Head Walker, Helen-Our Waltz Warner, Jack-All I've Got Is Me Weaver, Betty Lou-If I Had My Way Wehner, Mechtilde- There, I've Said it Again Wendelboe, Mary-You Talk Too Much Wertz, Joan --All I Need is You Westfall, Edway-I'm a Bad Boy Wiedmaier, Neal --Till the End of Time Wilcox, Robert - Time Alone Will Tell Wilson, Burl-Let's Get Lost Wohlers, Clara - Who Knows 'I Wykoff, Gerald--A Little Chap With Big Ideas Yagge, Joan-A Song Was Born Yarzabek, Helen-Let the Rest of the World Go By Zock, James-Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair , . s ' o NO PICTURES Decker, Frederick-Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Viiolf ? Dunkle, Richard-Let's Get Lost English, Gail-You Are So Consoling O Fellows, Mary -- Reminiscing Font, Paul-Pin Ball Paul Holcomb, Lois -- One Meat Ball Johnson, Ruth-Just One More Chance Kennedy, Wilmer- Everything Happens to Me -J' Meddock, Dean-I Could Use a Dream Radspinner, Mary--Little Lady Make Believe Ristau, Raymond-This Is No Laughing Matter Shepardson, Alice-Alice Blue Gown Smith, Vern-Cowboy from Brooklyn . Wade, Versal-They're Sending the Judge to Jail 1 ? 'f Lee, Estella-No Ring on Her Finger Wallis, Donald-None But the Lonely Heart sf' 51 CHEERS OF THE YEAR Hidy-Hi-Hi YVe've Got The Team Hidy-Hi-Hi-Hidy-Hi-Ho! VVe've got the team, we've got the ball Hi Jamestown-VVarren says Hello! C'mon XVHl'1'CH--L-DOH,t stall! Indian Cheer Boom-Boom-Boom-Boom, Boom-Boom-Boom-Boom, Boom-Boom--Boom-Boom, Boom-Boom--Boom-Boom ! Iroquois-Cherokee-Seneca-Sioux 3 C'mon VVarren-we're with you! Tomahawk 'em, scalp 'em, lay 'em on the coals! Yea, Warren-That's how it goes! 'f 0 Suzie-Q -With a Suzie-Q and a truckin' on down Watch Warren go to town! You swing it to the left and you swing C'mon Warren Big Dog Big dog-little dog . . Floppy eared pup-C'mon Wa1'1'en, Let's eat 'em up! it to the right. lFight ! Go Warren Go Go, Warren, go-go, Warr Hit 'em high-hit 'em low! Go, VVarren, go! 52 1 EH w I I' P ! go! UNDER-THE-FENCE S the freshmen began their first year in Warren High School, new Helds endeavor were opened to them. After the first bewilderment and confusion had passed, they soon accustomed them- selves to their new surroundings and joined in the extra-curricular activi- ties best suited to their abilities and interests. Delving into these new Helds provided enjoyment and laid the foundation for many lasting friendships 53 O sw. 'NS xg K 'Q' we -. wx T .-:ef-33: 4.3?:1?:':0' XXX f -. 5 -g. ,-,hx 'xv- 4 ' l ' 'Q 'Q 021, '3I3:!' x W-w xg. A, ,933 ' - sh fo - ' 'Q o 0 X .Q'Y:,, .?:2-,fwfr-.2 ' -' .'.-'. XX- '-. 'V ,!:!'.'32:'2 'sgmx 32. '1, . .X yi f Q? 53332 X! gs . '32 'S . Kg? . we 'op ' ff - 55 V X If . ..g9 !k,'., Q, ,Q ' 4,5 Q3 . .1554 H :-ff.--1 -Y:-,gs wh' , . if Wei' A - ' -4 ,6 Qui, - r. '-V l - ,1.133:f 41? A .K . . 'Q Q fi I 5 t . l r , i I X WNFR' 'NI 1 1 A I I ' r f W 1 I P i I 1 2 1 '-' -5 , S: SS?3S1S2Nix3. 2: I 3.91 ,- , ,N 4 fx 1 Z ' , 3' ' , , Y ffl w llflf f - W . 4 'v - Q - 5 Z ' X . vs. W ' uf ' ' - mx- .. ...- - . MSN-9.-.. , -X ' f I' V -.--sf: Q- was .v. SIX X . ff H I fx 'I' 122 MV. 35- ' T-f' 14 ' ' if-1 I iii- X' , :-1-xi:-531552-1-1-ISF-lx.- Qi--:Q-1-.15-5,-.1 N f' ,-.-xiiiK:Q':2-L4-1-1313, 'C ...,.. .- sg 1 SOMETIMES I WISH l WERE Ahlgren, Rudolph-a walking encyclopedia Anderson, Allen-a composing room worker Angelotti, Gloria - Betty Grable Bean, Thomas -a sheik Blair, Robert -a 95921 student Campbell, Doris --a dog Cannon, Thomas-a. little taller Cataldo, Albert - a king Dickerson, Milton-Kit Carson Fleming, Marilyn - gonna take a Sentim Foreman, Harold --a mechanic Gantz, Andrew --a crack-shot Gardner, Edward --a doctor Grosch, Glenn - Buffalo Bill Gruttaria, Catherine -far away Hagan, Phyllis -a Harrison, Charlotte ITIOIISG -a good bowler Henderson, Charles-Harry James Hubbs, Noel-Mrs. Dane Clark Hulingrs, Lois - Cinderella Johnson, Howard-the Lone Ranger Johnson, Verner-the man in the moon King, Carol- the steady of a tall, dark, Knudsen, Verna-Jose Iturbi Lauifer, N. Blain --a wolf Laulfer, Perry-a farmer Leonard, Edgar-a football star Lichtenberger, Marcella - a book Lord, Danford-a crooner Mead, June-Rip Van Winkle Mowell, Thomas -a Gremlin Nelsen, Joyce -June Allyson Nieiderlander, Charles - Doc Blanchard Nuhfer, Theresa -a nurse Odmark, Gordon --a kid again, Olsen, Calvin -- Bing Crosby Pascuzzi, Eugene -A Bugs Bunny Phillips, Carol-Van Johnson's wife Pope, William -Daniel Boone Rudolph, William -V Aladdin Sadler, Bertrum - Errol Flynn Sharp, Richard -an artist Shattuck. Frederick - Glenn Davis Simons, Beverly -- somebody else Smith, Jay -a millionaire ental Journey and handsome 55 SOMETIMES I WISH I WERE Stone, Richard G.-Frankie Sinatra Strandburg, Betty Lou-an outstanding roller Strandburg, John-a movie actor Streich, Betty Lou-Bulldog Drummond Swanson, Nancy -a mouse in a corner Tomusone, Frances--a teacher NValker, Elsie-a, nightingale Whipple, Helen--the modern Barber of Seville Wimrard, Marie-a heroine in a mystery plot Wolfe, Ida Jean-a movie actress Wood, Donald - Superman Zerbe, Priscilla-a high school graduate NO PICTURES Flasher, Elizabeth - Greer Garson Merritt, Calvin - Sherlock Holmes 5 -N . 56 skater ACTIVITIES HE importance of extra-curricular activ- ities cannot be over estimated, for the benehts derived from participation in high school organizations will last throughout the years to come. After careful deliberation, students entered the clubs and organizations, which were especially suited to their individual prefer- ences and closely correlated with their courses of study. VVorking together in these clubs and delving into previously unknown fields furnished students with relaxation and the association with other people neces- sary to a Well-balanced education . . . S7 ' 9 x -, x 'Cf A .X- 3 'S We . 2, 'ix NQF'i'kv-4 . RQ? W '. 1 Y .l .lbw s 2. 1: Haxxy -XXL 1 I Qyxfh .l . X3i7i .: . .- - .- 2' -S553 ii' - . ey'- xi?-'f'3:gf,a3h. 1 1' 1 Left to Right. Row I-Benson, Miss Wade, Johnson M., Anderson D., Mooney, Ellberg, Tritt, Wade, Myers, Holcomb, White, Mr. Miller. Row II-Ellis, Bevevino, Hetriek, Wilder, Park, Cochener, Lat- shaw, Fuellhart, Brown. Phillips. Row III-Blair, Schwartz. Beckwith, Hampson, Taylor, Knapp, Hill. Eckstrom. Row IV- Pascnzzi, Wood D., Peterson, Klenck, Reed, Erickson, Wood E., Leidig, Reddecliff. STUDENT COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE BRANCH HE purpose of 19-I-5-1946 Student Council was to provide a better opportunity for student co-operation with the administration of the school, to encourage better citizenship and spirit in school and community, to gather funds for deserving or- ganizations, to stimulate a desire for scholastic and educational attainments and to up- hold the integrity and good standing of the school. The rules of the Council provided for seven standing committees. All the mem- bers were representatives in the legislative body. The committees and their chair- men were as follows: l . Finance Committee ............ ..... D ale Holcomb 2. Citizenship Committee ..,......,.. ........... W illiam Taylor 3. Entertainment Committee ....... ...... ,...,.. D a vid Brown 4. Awards Committee ..,... ., ........,. .......... T homas Hampson 5. Special Activities Committee ...,.. ............ J ohn Knapp 6. Constitution Committee ....,....,....................................,.. lllarcia Johnson 7. Rules Committee ........................,.,..,..,,......,............,..,.,......,... Duane Wilder The Council sponsored an interesting assembly featuring an out-of-town speaker, Edward A. Rowland, autograph collector. Several movies were enjoyed. At the end of the year a merit award assembly was held at which silver W's were awarded to de- serving students. The Council entertained the Bradford High School Band at a luncheon in the cafeteria, followed by a dance in the afternoon. On April the twenty-sixth the Ninth Annual Indoor Carnival was held. Among the attractions featured were the 'luditorium show the midwav the variet show and ' J . y y Q the dance. This year, as in the past, the Carnival proved to be a great success. The following officers served for the year: President ...,.....................,....,,...................,,,..,......... ............. D onald White Vice-P1'Psi1lr'r1t ..... .,....... E lwood Beckwith 11ll'l'i.Tt'I'X .........,.., ,......... ll flr. Bathurst lVIr. ltdiller ll-Iiss TfVade 59 Seated-Vescio, Miller, Robertson. Standing-Yeager, Harrington, Reed. STUDENT CCDUNCIL EXECUTIVE BRANCH HE constitution provided for six executive departments, which carried out the mo- tionsrpassed by the Legislative Branch. Necessary department members were chosen by the chairmen and approved by the Council. Department reports were given at the first Student Council meeting of each month. - ,THE TREASURY ..,...............,......................,....,,....................,.. Chairman - Bill Yeager It was the duty of the Treasury to take charge of all receipts and expenditures ot the Council. THE SECRETARIAT . ...,..,....-...,,.,,.,,.................,..,...,..........,. Chairman--Ethel llfliller The work of this department consisted of recording the minutes of the Council, sending copies of these minutes to each home room, and handling 'the correspondence connected with the Council. . C1T1zENsH1P DEPARTMENT .....,..,..........................,,...,..., Chairman - Ray Reed This department trained the students for a useful life in the school and the com- munity and assisted deserving organizations in the school. AWARDS DEP.-xarxiizxr .......,,.............. C ......... ,....., C I mir-man - jack Harrington Eligibility of Council members was checked by this department. The Awards Department also administered the llerit Code. SOCIAL Di5P.Lxa1'x1ENT ....,......... .,..,....,...................,.. C lmirman -Anthony Vescio The Social Department assisted in planning assemblies and in promoting all social activities connected with the school. SPECIAL .ACTIVITIES DEPAR'rMEN'r ...... , ...... CIIHTFIIIIIII-?J0hI1 Robertson Any duties which did not relate to the other departments were carried out by this department. 60 Left to Right. Row l-Mathis, Gotto, Sulo, Eckland, Johnson F., Bathurst, Smith J., Mathyer, Hunzinger, Row II-Knight, Stricker, Wendelboe J., Peterson G. Miss Lesser, Miss Wade, Sikstrom, Smith R., Tritt, Somers, Calderwood, Holcomb, Crossett. Laufenburger Fischer Cochran Kolpien Gus- tafson, Newgreen, Nichols, Sellers, Johnson M., Larsen: Peterson L., Myers. lfow III -'Scrivanof Way, Cameron, Johnson M., Samuelson, Adams, MacKendrick, Sedon, Toal, Lawson P., Benson, Cromwell, Les- ser, Gnagey, Helman, Gleason, Wade P. Row IV-Hill, Anthony, Bova, Hanna, Messner, Winans, Brenan, Larsen, Rohrer, Lowe, Dickerson, McNulty, Krebs, Rapp, Ruhlman, Carlson I., Kondak, Sig- worth. Row V-Hulings, Shield, Sellers J., Odell, Dalrymple, Kehrli, Johnson S., Carlson B., Wade V., Helmann M., Allmendinger, Walker, Betts, Wehner, Giancotti, Constable, Erickson D. Row Vl-Fitz- gerald, Kauffman, Porter, Nielsen, Daugherty, Erickson A., Clark, Nelson E., Aeberli, Langdon, Endress, Callard, Ellberg, Anderson D., Nelson C., Bennett P. Row VII -Hallgren, Walters, Annoni D., Annoni R., Snyder, Martin, Fino, Ryberg, Crull, Kirherger, Boynton, Pulli, Rizzo, Evan, Kamerer, Phillips. GIRLS' CLUB HE Girls' Club aimed to arouse a spirit of friendliness and kindness toward everyone, to face life squarely, and to find and give the best. The cabinet started making the plans for the year early in September. One of the outstanding events of the year was the annual Romeo-Juliet Dance, which was greatly enjoyed by a large number of members and their guests. Several girls who had been members of the Ring Committee received their rings at the annual llflother and Daughter Banquet. The oiiicers for the year were as follows: Presidenf .,...................,.................................,,.,.,,.... ,...........,. R achel Smith Vice-President ,..., ....... E lizabeth Bathurst Sf'cref11ry ..., Treasurer ...........,.......,,, Program Chairmmz ......... 61 ........Sophia Spiridon Barbara Sikstrom Smith Left to Right. Row I- Mr. Reddecliff, Goodwill, Kauffman, Klenck. Row II - Fuller, Soderberg, Dyke, Gustafson. Row lIl-- Wood, Blair, Swanson. Row IV-Betts, Updegratf, Leidig, Archer, Johnsen. HI-Y HE object of the Hi-Y was to create, to maintain, and to extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and the community. -The following officers served for the year: President- ........,...... ........,.. R ichard Kauffman Vice-Presiderzt ......,... ......,..... P aul Goodwill Secretary-Treasurer .......,.... .................,...,............... ....... ...,... W a 5 'ne Klenck Advisers for this year were lNIr. Reddecliff, lX'Ir. Bathurst, and hir. Shirk. llleetings, held weekly, consisted of business sessions, frequent swimming parties at the Y. M. C. A., and several meetings at Camp Jeffmore. , 62 77 Left to Right. Row I-Danielson, Sulo, Eadie, Hagerman, Peterson M., Mrs. Overturf, Wade P., Hol- comb, Crossett, Scrivano, Shirley, Endress. Row II- Peters, Johnson M., Sellers, Larsen, Peterson G., Phillips, Fino, Winans, Lowe, Myers, Jewell. Row III-Gotto, Pring, Zerbe, Schmader, Wendelboe, imith, Kirberger, Cash, Hallgren, Walters, Snyder. Row IV-Finley, Lee, Blomquist, Wade V., All- mendinger, Massa, Walker, Heimann, Hesch, Blair, Cochran, Tritt. Row V-Utley, Lawson, Peterson J., Alexander, Gnagey. LEADERS' CLUB . HE Leaders, Club, elected by the gym classes, represented those girls best qualified in leadership ability. illembers of this club acted 'as assistants in carrying out the routine of the gym classes. Teaching the high school boys to dance was the project chosen by this club. Special dancing classes for this purpose were held on blonday nights. The social program of the Leaders' Club consisted of hikes, picnics, and a co- operative dinner, held late in the spring, climaxing the events of the year. The officers for the year were as follows: r' President ....., ....... D ale Holcomb Secretary .... ....,. S ophia Spiridon Treasurer ...,. .....,.. P atty VVade -., 63 Left to Right. Row I-Dexter, Gebhart, Juliano, Koebley, Lawson, Johnson P., Miss Wade, Benson, Sellers, Erickson, Reiff, Mangini, Rapp, Gustafson. Row Il - Miller, Lundberg, Hoskins, Jewell, Dickin- son, Landers, Peters, Tridico, Larsen, Keim, Peterson, Samuelson. Row III-Smith, Barr, DeStefano N. T., DeStefano N. M., Mancuso, Simones, Adams, Cromwell, Hollabaugh, Liberty, Hancock. Row IV - Lindgren, Lobdell, Campman, Rossey, Hanna, Lesser, Newzreen, Ryberg, Mar:Kendrick, Retterer, Crull. Row V-Vescio, Pulli, Rizzo, Wendelboe, Evan, Sikstrom, Williams, Johnson F., Walters, Sedon. Row VI -York, White, Eames, Hunzinger, Mathis, Allen. Knight, Hallgren, Ettinger, Kays. STENOGRAPHERS' CLUB HE Stenographers' Club was composed of all senior students taking the commercial course. Throughout the year each student strove to perfect his shorthand and type- writing and to develop the personal qualities necessary for success in oiiice work. The Club, chartering a bus for the trip to Franklin, made it possible for students to attend the basketball game between Franklin and 'VVarren High School. The climax of the year's work was the annual style show, which taught the busi- ness boy and girl the proper dress for all occasions. The latest spring styles were shown by members of the Club. ' The officers for the year were as follows: President ..............,...,,..,.....,.,,.................,.........,., ...... B arbara Benson I,iCE-Pfd5idElIf ..... ,.,..,... P hyllis Sellers Secretary .... , ,... hflary E. Larsen Treasurer ,.... Janice Peterson Adviser .. llfliss Wade 64 MUSIC USIC organizations of Vfarren High School in many ways contributed to the general culture and Well-being of the school. The students who displayed their talent shared their enjoyment and satisfac- tion with their listeners. The VVarren High School Orchestra provided many fine con- certs for student assemblies and for the general public. The Dragon Band, one of the outstanding organizations of the school, enthusiastically animated the student body at the football games. The bands of vvaffen High schooi and Bradford High School cooperated to produce a fine concert in each school. The A Cappella Choir and the Mixed Chorus entertained large audiences with their musical renditions. All in all, a wide variety of musical enter- tainment was provided for the year . 65 , . ,x NAR - Q. i k . -N EX xx , .ga A I kex xt W .535 Ng - . '- RWSQN-x X I , :-,QR .L X ' A Cx -- xxx NX x 'xx W x x XX K . ' x' N K N , X X . -:-:Wfv . AK Mm ' 5-Ski X.-.. 55.5. .x N-X-Q-X..-9, ,E , XX U Mm., ...-.x . ,H vc?--.-:-g-.-.v . -X x v N x.k-5.-s-.N. -Mx . N -,R -.-:-QI, '-S-:gffrl-N. 0-:f-N X rxirb-,. gg.: vllxh. : ' ' '-35:5:5fCfIx-.. , l , in Y Q Q -A 'QX I H 1- N3 +5-. XX. 5, . X .X . Q X Left to Right. Row I-Knapp, Latshaw, Blair VV., Dunham, Bohren, Laufenburger, Kauffman, Leidiz. Row II-Baird, Bathurst, Klenck, Kridler, Wood E., Fuellhart W., Samuelson, Hathaway, Odell, Bar- tholomew, Regner, Schiller, Yeager, James, Somers, Kolpien, Johnson S. Row III--Beaty, Forsgren, Castanino, Soderberg D., Gibb, Robertson, Kondak, Fuller, Eckland, Fellows, Atkins, Harrington D., Wendelboe, Blick, Reynolds, Nichols, Sires, Cochener, Fino, Dobbs, McDannel, Fuellhart J., Hansen, Phil- lips. Row IV--Ristau, Crecraft, Gordon, Smutz, Mangus, Cochran, Erickson, White. Row V--Kir- herger, Danielson, Betts, Baxter, Beech, King, Richie, Taylor, Swanson N., Swanson D., Rock, Heims, Wood, Hulings L. M., Lundahl, Thompson, Kieshauer, Harrington J., Hulings L., Soderberg J., Upde- grafi, Erickson, Peterson, Marrer, Blair R., Mathis, Smith, Winans, Speckmnn, Mellander, Ellis, Mr. BAND NDER the direction of llr. Summers the Dragon Band engaged in various activi- ties. Attending many of the football games, the band contributed enthusiasm and fine school spirit. Novel and interesting marching formations were exhibited be- Summers. tween the halves of games. Besides rendering generous assembly programs, the band presented an excellent mid-winter concert in the Beary gymnasium. New and outstanding events of the year's work were the interscholastic band con- certs given in cooperation with the Bradford High School Band. On lllarch 15, the Warren Band spent the day in Bradford, preparing for the concert which was given that evening with the Bradford Band. The following week the same procedure was carried out in War1'eii. 011 both evenings excellent programs were presented for the entertainment of the public. lhluch of the credit for the progress and success of this year's hand was due to the splendid support of the lllusic Boosters' Club. Officers of the hand were as follows: President .. .,..,...,..,..,,.,....,.....,....,....,............ ....... D onald VVhite Vice-President ..,....... . ,,...... John Knapp Secretary-Treasurer .... .....,.. I ohn Robertson 67 Left to Right. Row I--Harrington, Ettinger, Wendelboe, Mathyer, MacKendrick, Kamerer, Fischer, Winans. Row II-Lawhead, Cannon, Klenck, Udmark, Kuhre, Olander, Leidig, Kauffman R., Bohren, Dunham, Latshaw, Knapp, Hutchings, Fino, Wood. Row III- Peterson, Scrivano, Cheronis, Robertson, Taylor, Blick, Erickson, White, Reynolds, Thompson. Row IV- Mr. Summers, Marrer, Mantele, Ret- terer, Kauffman S. . ORCHESTRA HE annual spring concert brought to a climax a year of accomplishment for the Warren High School Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Summers. The orchestra assisted with the Christmas Festival program by playing several selections and by accompanying the choir. A group of orchestra members provided intermission music between the acts of the junior play. Other outstanding activities of the year were the assembly programs at both Beaty and the high school. The highlight of the social program was the Fourth Annual Band and Orchestra Dinner Dance. The lllusic Boosters' Club, composed of parents and friends interested in school music, deserved much credit for the success of the orchestra. The following were officers for the year: President ........,,.. ........ Jack Harrington Vice-President ,...... .... ....,... W i lliam Taylor Secretary-Treasurer ..,., ,....... D avid Leidig 68 Left to Right. Row I-McDonald. Peterson E.. Wade, Myers, Hunzinger, Boynton, Fino, Martin, Hum- mel, Finley, Hanna, Johnson C., Bliss, Mathyer. Row ll - Miss Hoover, Sires, Toal, Langdon, Holcomb, Hook, Peterson L., Ruhlman, Kaebnick, Spiridon, Eames, Be-ebe, Retterter, Mathis, Kirberger. Row III - Danielson, Carlson, Peterson J., Peterson G., Mangus, Macliendrick, Maneval, Smith, Johnson M., John- son R., Zerbe, Saylor, Schweitzer, Messner, MacLaren. Row IV-Wood, Laurier, Merritt, Babcock, Klenck, Huck, Songer, Peterson H., Printz, Clark, Marti, Hampson, Lowe, Decker, Hill, Yeager, Dicker- son, Bauer, Olsen, Schueltz. A CAPPELLA CHCJIR HE A Cappella Choir under the direction of Bliss Hoover was composed of about seventy-five enthusiastic members, most of Whom had had previous training in the lllixed Chorus. A number of programs with a wide variety of selections made up the activities of the year. The presentation of excellent assembly programs and of other concerts for the general public was greatly appreciated. The Christmas Carol Festival at Beary featured the A Cappella Choir accom- panied by the High School Orchestra. A successful year of music closed with the annual Rlay Festival given by the A Cappella Choir in cooperation with the orchestra. 69 Left to Right. Row I-Grutlaria, Finley, Songer, Bennett, Hummel, Miss Hoover. Mathyer, Nelson, Yaggie, Peterson E. Row II - Hicks, Langdon, Utley, Swanson, Hendrickson, Hanna, Peterson G., Mess- ner, MacLaren. Row Ill -Valentine, Beebc, Garber, Simmons, Wehner, Tranter, Saylor, Tingwall, Sor- ensen B., Swick. Row IV-Sires, Kemp, Walker. Nuhfer, Goumas, Nichols, Nordin. Larson, Holcomb, gofter.BRol:v X-Lauffer, Babcock, Merritt, Dickerson, Peterson H., Mellander, Sorensen R., Clark, o ter, irc ar . MIXED CHORUS successful year of music study prepared members of the Mixed Chorus for the more diflicult work of the A Cappella Choir. A varied selection for study acquainted students with sacred music, popular music, and generally well-known folk songs. 70 DRAMATICS RAMATICS in VVarren High School offered training for a more abundant life Students of the Dramatics Club gained poise, self-confidence, and ease in speaking before an audience. Character impersona- tion and voice training were stressed. Var- ious forums taught the art of make-up, cos- tuming, directing, and stagecraft. The student body enjoyed the talent of the Dramatic Club in numerous assembly plays Bert Foot Forfward, the junior class play, was a great success. Another outstand- ing event of the dramatic year was The Blooming .nll'.l'.Blll1'd,, given by the senior class. Dramatics added much to the pleas- ure of high school life . . . 71 Exkxik. wSX 5 L Xxx -',2Lb...q,Q NSW Ls, yigggsw gg-fin XXV: ,x 11 an L xx ,gk xmqwxxwk Na 53.225 L X X R. Jai 5,7-Axib X 7 lgijltkvbi x x N if gg, a, Q 'Sw brew 1 R NEW' NN '?-QA X39 52232 ' gg -wx vw ,gel H X, xg., M1232 ,, IE ggi ? 3 iii xxkkxic 5 WA x QM' ,gi 1 QRS? -r.-f -ai WF, .-1:5-'qgt:-,jfIf-: 3- :-f 1,1 ., , '-sv,-.-.gy,:g-,-.':5.1:::-gmgz.-q, .NLE , - A-.:f,q,f.f-::::-.--.-:I-.crm-, vi . .,,,.,,.,.-153' '-'-'-':7'y:7f ' '.1f.:. . .,.::!ff5?E5.L?!LJ' -m:2i5i.??.E?-551 . : K--vi. P1-'Nr f5535:'.iLI - '::?-'55- E ugjg' '- At, 3, '4 egg:5,2f51,gnpi:1he,,5z- , :+. wk:-9 . we .iH5,':La3s: 'gf- :H55g:i5.'E ffE's:L N.' X 2:+F1v- fif 2:gfs:f:gi:5.1:,-::-f1:g.w1f,z:z:f a Q .mcg .i:5.:f1: 1,5 4.553:sg':v:,:5:s::23:gfzggm:V 1 , egg V. g ' ,51.:g.f:fgf: . ,-.: . f.fQa?f'5::::.ff. . SJ-' 11, N ' :5I!?39E.fESJ :Fa-.13:ig-3,-.:'bi!::.-,-gi-,,3: gf P:':':L', ,,g::5.:'f.:3.' .nfs'2sf55:wp?s-55:57:13 :Zf::':1fj.i'.q3f:a:f.e- I--: Q 5:1:gff,w,w ,v:5::3::f - 'wr'-sus:1r,-.-.4-Ilrfi Lk., -05:31.-1.-:r NX . ::-in' 4' ''42-1555::ir55f:55'a-'5::'E:5?:!51::'5fE5-' :v:5i'5'n:iff-57-ii:af' X .-:-'7:'- PA zfriffivk: Naxos' -ff Q5 if b F' rg' .-.x H ' '- ' - '-'.Z - C31 ig: Th, . - ': N1 X -: 5:-,s.e.:g.f::2:.v-ia: :C 'aw x .:P:ifvm-::,..:,-::.1--.LL. P--M-H.,.m.,.b fd. . . X A N- X--J . ' S -' , , '- El:-. - , . Qiilfirmirfk?:Sze-'raw . 1-Q -2: x-S H S? ' 1 5:gpsffsrff-e'E:32FPf51kQ:1' 1,-. - - - sgfzix i -1, ':F!:: phggff-wr,-.,f.:v:'-7'-Z' SML'-:'-J: -:.- -- . 'x ' . '. C, -' ::5i':'f' A.-IQ.rili-1iQL:,L,:Ligi4:wr--af.--ggi,QNNQX, ' .. NX ,Q 5 -.N M - -., x. 1- Q fff N . J 1 X -.,. , 11, ':jqfBAe1z ' ,-.-M-If - J . -.C2.'3' .,,':n ,fgS: 'N,..., Q' '- ax 1- ppl Ah .Q Q :' uif :::.:::g:'- F A X . a - Y- tgp- ' '- c .ww X- X1?HQfi1? SL,-, . ,X-uh: ' --::,., . -g. . ., ffa':5j-mv' fwiv . UFS: -1 ., .. 1?- Left to Right. Row I - Benson, Anderson D., Walker, Hathaway, Tranter, Giancotti, Eldridge, Carter J. Conklin. Kyler, Erickson, Sellers, Tingwall, Wingard, Printz. Row ll-Betts, Massa, Heimann, Ma- thyer, Brindis, Gray, Hansen, Lyke, Speckman, Hutchings, Mintzer. Johnson, Alexander, Daugherty Miller. Row Ill-Allmendinger, Ellberg, Erickson A., Yeager, Carter W., Harrington, Brown, Wilder Vescio, Smith, Mrs. Stanley, MacLaren, Lawson, Rohrer, Lowe, Johnson M., Larsen, Hook, Holcomb Crossett. Row IV-Livingstone, Streich, Yagge, Gustafson, Kolpien, Tritt. Somers, Ruhlman, Carlson Danielson, Hamilton, Erickson J., Scrivano, Miller Y., McNulty, Krebs, Saylor, Sellers, Carlson B., Mead Row V-Evan S., Marker, Callahan, Bova, Hill, Lawson. Peterson, Fischer, Laufenburger, Kamerer Latshaw, Cochener, Sires, Way, Cameron, Nelson, Rapp, Papalia, Radspinner, Odell. Row VI--Korh Danielson J., Nero, Uhr, Sasserson, Peterson J., Winans, Kaebnick, Conaway, Messner, Hanna, Utley Maneval, Dickerson, Heimann, Johnson F., Nichols, Hallgren, Rapp, Sedon. Row VII - Wykotf, Dobbs Campbell, Ryberg, Ettinger, Newgreen, Johnson S., Allen, Peterson S., Hesch, Wade, Calderwood, Cal- lard, Langdon, MacKendrick, Smith J., Mathyer, Aeberli, Endris, Danielson D., Bauer. Row VIII- Snyder Nelson Annoni D. Mathis, Annoni R. Hunzinger. Koebley, Johnson M. Boynton Samuelson Sikstroin, Stricker, Rizzo, lfvan D., Wendelboe, Wade P., Helman. Sigworth, Kondalfi, Gleason., Row IX -L Bathurst, Clark, Dalrymple, Baxter, Songer, Warner, Kridler, Rutledge, Gibb, Knapp, Robertson, Fuell- hart, Beckwith, Hampson, Gordon, Schuler, Streich, Mellander, Updegraif, Erickson W. DRAMATIC CLUB large and enthusiastic membership characterized the Dramatic Club for the year The monthly meetings of the club were widely varied in entertainment. A desig- nated period of each meeting was devoted to the technical work of make-up, prop- erties. staging, lighting, costumes, and directing. Throughout the year the Dramatic Club entertained enthusiastic assembly audi- ences with a fine selection of plays. As guests at the dress rehearsals of the VVarren Players' Club productions, mem- bers of the Dramatic Club spent several profitable and enjoyable evenings in watch- ing experienced performers. The oflicers for the year were as follows: President ................................,,............,.................., .... D uane VVilder Vice-President ,............ . ...... David Brown Recording Secretary ........ ........... R achel Smith Correrjmonding Secretary ..,.. ............ A nthony Vescio Treasurer ....,...................,..,..,... ..,..... J ohn Harrington Alrlriser' .,... ...r.,..... ..,..,.,.... ll A 'lrs. Stanley 73 n , Knapp, Clark, Erickson, Schueltz, Boynton, Lowe, Johnson, Smith, Robertson, Sikstrom, Smith, Har- rington. , SENIOR PLAY H15 Blooming Jlrx. Budd, a farce-comedy in three acts, was presented by the senior class on hlay 16 and 17. This play, portraying the skillful efforts of a globe- trotting spinster as she unloads the financial responsibilities of two families, was full of humor and cleverness. The cast was as follows: llrs. Britten, a society matron ........ Evon Britten, the youngest ....... Adele Erickson ....,....JCZ1l1I'lC Clark Adele Britten, the eldest 4....,........................... .....,.......,...... R achel Smith Bert lVinston, better than he seems John Harrington Paul Corte, a dreamer ...,,..,........,.........,...... ............ A Tohn Knapp llrs. Saski Budd, a rustic widow .,.... Barbara Sikstrom Rose Budd .....................................,....,.......,,.,. ...,......... J ean Smith Lily Budd ..,,. .... .,....,.... ,... B a r bara Boynton Daisy Budd ,..,..,.................................,..........,.,. .Frances Johnson Elmer Gillicoot, salt of the earth .,.,...... ..,........ J ohn Robertson Bim Sneed ...............................................,....,........... Herbert Schueltz Theodosia Crump, a wealthy spinster ......,... .........,,,..,., E lvia Lowe 74 L ft to Right Songer, Kaebnick, Printz, Lyke, Erickson, Kerr, Brown, Martin, Hampson Gibb Wash burn. Latshaw, Kamerer, Goosmun, Hansen, Hill, Conaway. J U N I OR PLAY OR their annual production, the junior class produced Best Foo! Forward '1 comedy bi ohn Cecil Holm. fl he action of the play took place in a dormitory room of lVinsock1 Preparatory School and portrayed the life and troubles of typical American boys. Their problems held the interest of an attentive audience until the final curtain. The cast of characters was as follows: Dutch llliller .,....... Bill Hill Hunk Hoyt .,.,,,,..... ............ 'I 'om Hampson Satchel llfloyer .......... .,..,.......,.... K arl Goosman Chuck Green ......... ......,..... l Vilmer Latshaw Dr. Reeber .,.,....., ............... R ichard Kerr Old Grad .....,. ........., J ohn Erickson lklinerva ,..........,...,,..,.......,................. .............. E rma Hansen Ethel .......,.................,.................,....,.,...... .........,. B etsi Conaway Rfliss Delaware lfVatergap .....,.,..,... .......,... . The Blind Date ., Rflarie Kamerer Beverly VVas'hburn Bud Hooper ....,...........,................. ,....,.,.......... D avid Brown Professor Lloyd ....... ............, R obert Songer Gale Joy ........,,....,....,r... ....,,,,,. J ackie Lyke Jack Haggerty .....,,... .......... F red Printz Chester Billings ......,..... .....,..........,..,. B ob Gibb Helen Schlessinger lVIiss Smith .................. ......... . ,. ....,,.Theresa llflartin .....,...Rutl1 Kaebnick LANGUAGES HE study of foreign languages offered far more than the grammar and the me- chanics of the chosen languageg it gave a better understanding of different nations with attention to their life and customs and a deeper insight into their Ways of thinking. Languages helped in developing the intellect and in broadening the mind, and their study also had a practical use. Latin was of special interest to many students as a prerequisite for the study of law and medicine. German offered a knowledge of scientific terms to pupils interested in science. The under- standing of South- American Countries was broadened through the study of Spanish. All in all, languages enriched the cultural background, broadened the viewpoint, and allowed glimpses of other places . . . 76 Left to Right. Row l-Songer, Mr. Zulak. White, Leidig, Hovey, Laufenburger, Hanna, Blick, Streich, Larsen, Stone. Row Il-Kridler, Gibb, Porter, Wilkom, Sharp, Lawson, Mowell, Swanson, Ludwig, Huckabone, Foreman. Row III-Fuellhart, Beckwith, Goosman, Blair, Wehner, Kamerer, Latshaw, Cochener, Sires, Merritt, Kylander. Row lV- Anderson, Van Tassel, Gordon, Schuler, Park, Kaebnick, Conaway, Messner, Utley, Maneval. Row V-Dickerson, McCoy, Black. Regner, Weigle, Rizzo, Sorensen, Decker, Marti, Colter, Mellander. GERMAN CLUB HE German Club under the direction of llr. Zulalc engaged in various activities, which were both entertaining and informative. The programs included the sing- ing of German songs and the presentation of a German play. In December the German Club published the magazine Lvbewohl under the editorship of lllarjorie Hanna. lllembers of the German Club enjoyed correspondence with students in foreign countries. lluch value was derived from actual practice in the use of the German language and in the exchange of ideas. The oilicers for the year were as follows: President ..,....,.,......,............................,.................... ........ D onald VVhite Vice-Presizlent ...... ....................., D avid Leidig Secretary ..., ..,...... B etty Laufenburger Trenxurer ...,.. ....,.,...,.,......... J ane Hovey 77 Row I-Korb, Marrer, Kieshauer, Sorensen, Wendelboe, Hulings L. M., Fitsgerald, Kauffman, Kiester, Rowland, David, I-Iessley, Lndahl, Johnsen P., Crane, Nicholson K., Swick, Seavy, Meddock, Stearns. Row II-Beebe, Ryherg, Smith S., Tranter, Kyler S., Cochran, Hetrick, Schwartz, Mrs. Keller, King, Knudsen, Hubbs, Huling L. G., Niver, Saylor, McNulty, Mitchell, Carlson B., Phillips C. Row III- Wood, Blair R., Bevevino, Leidig, Peterson C., Klenck, Schmiedel, Rieg, Ellis, Gustafson, Blomquist. Lundahl, Allmendinger, Smith J., Tingwall, Johnson M., Shine, Weilacher. Row IV-Ross, Hicks, Gar- ber, Conklin, Carter, Kemp, Fleming, Larsen, Brenan, Logan, Walker E., Heimann, Walker H., Harding, Blair M., Nelson, Odell, Ruhlman, Mangus. Row V-Wehner, Mathis, Betts, Bova, Nelson J., Streich, Yagge, Chester, Hill, Kolpien, Tritt, Calderwood, Krebs, Simons, Hathaway, Hummel, Dibble, O'Connor, Brownell, Lichtenberger. Row VI-Niederlander, Henderson, Pascuzzi, Cannon, Kuhre, Templeton, Erickson, Swanson A., Walchli, Swanson N., Shield, Helman, Nuhfer, Gruttaria, Fox. Row VIl-An- derson A., Walchli R., Archer, Foley, McCornas, Houston, Speckman, Hamilton, MacLaren, Lightner, An- dersen K., Andersen R., Rock, Wertz, Kehrli, Hutchings, Conaway. Row Vlll-Fosberg, Hottel, Law- head, Rutledge, Reddeclitf, Robertson, Fuelllaart, Hill, Hampson, McGarry, Nicholson J., Pastrick, Flohr, Gordon, Alexander, Hanna, Messner. LATIN CLUB HE Latin Club of Warren High School was made up of students in the Latin classes. One class period each week was devoted to club meetings, which were most interesting and educational. Programs were varied throughout the year and included skits, poems, songs, pro- jects, and spell downs. Under the direction of class leaders, programs were prepared and carried out entirely by students. The best articles written by high school Latin students were published in the Vox Disfipulorum, the Beaty Latin magazine. The outstanding event of the year was a tea-dance at which the German and the Spanish Clubs were guests. For the entertainment, the best selections from the year's programs were used. 78 Left to Right. Row I--Printz, Hamilton, Waller, Taylor, Miss Spencer, Clark, Mathyer, Smith J., Bathurst. Row ll-Kyler, Smithers, Lauifer, Suppa, Winans, Lowe, Constable, Myers, Peterson L. Row III--Fischer, Baxter, Peterson G., Phillips, Fino, Crossett, Holcomb, Toal, Hovey, Anthony. Row IV-Jackson, Heimann, Beach, Giltinan, Dunn, Miller, Schweitzer, Bliss, Erickson J,, Johnson R. Row V-Kiernan, Rohrer, Kirberger, Johnson M., Boynton, Samuelson, Mooney, Briggs, Bartsch. Row VI-Goodwill, Rizzo, Smith .R, Rosentrater, Klenck, Knapp, Harrington, Cunningham, Hale. Row VII-Soderberg, Kauffman, Paterson, Eaton, Peterson B., Carter. SPANISH CLUB HE Spanish Club was loyally supported by the combined Spanis'h classes. During the year the club engaged in various activities and enjoyed many inter- esting and educational meetings. The Christmas program featured the singing of Christmas carols in Spanish. A delightful project of the Spanish Club was the correspondence carried on with Spanish students in foreign countries. Many interesting letters were received. At the May meeting, which was the highlight and the climax of the club for the year, Spanish food was served. The following oflicers served for the year: President ,,.,.....,..... ...,.... W illiam Taylor Vice-President ...... ....... J ack Hamilton Secretary ..... ....... J oseph Waller Treasurer ....... ........ J eanne Clark 79 CHEERS GF THE YEAR lflwn The Blue and Ufhite F1111 Into Line YVhen the Blue mm' IVhite fall into line, And we will win again another time, ltls for the good old team we love so Well, lt's for the good old team--XVC yell-we yell-we yell, And then, we'll fight, fight, fight with all our might, And not give up 'til this old game is won. XVelll give that old time yell called: Rah-Rah-Rah Sis-Boom-Bah VVarren High ! Rickeiy Rickety Russ Rickety Rickety Russ! lVe're not allowed to cuss, But, nevertheless, you must confess There's nothing the matter with us! Rah Rall Bluff Rah Rah Blue, Rah Rah VVhite, Rah Rah lVarren, She's all right! She's all rightg well, l guess yes, There are no flies on VV.H.S. Al zig zag zoo . . . al zig zag zoo, YV.H.S.-YV.H.S.--Rah-Rah-Rah l .J la-Mfica-C11 ee Ala mica chee Ala mica chow l Ala mica ching ching chow chow chow l Boomerang-Boomerang-Sis-Boom--Bah l VVarren High School-Rah-Rah-Rah! Hzlbba Hubba Cheer! Huhha Hubba Hubba! Ding Ding Ding! WVarren High has everything! lVith a downbeat, with a downbeatl B--E-A-Tl Beat Jamestown. 80 PUBLICATIONS ORK on the various school publications I afforded practical experience and de- veloped responsibility, cooperation, and efficiency. THE DRAGONETTE, a weekly publi- cation, containing interesting school news, gossip, and interviews, was eagerly antici- pated by the student body. THE DRAGON, with its memories of school life, finally made its long awaited 'appearance in the spring . . . 81 f. 'I'56 ' . 5 ' Q ' . Eiga- -:5363 . .ssgstf Q, sg-gb ,650-f 'v', xv . . . x .Q .x A' - ' -. . ,-X T. 'X ui ,S Af' ' - wg xxx-Q 'ti P! . 1 flgfqfyx -2. Ng. xr, -S. X . A5 . ' .Af 1,. nl 24 ,ff c 'PT 'Wx T f - ii ,sf ., 'tif' 'n mltfffy vga' S . - x-.VA -1. ,-..-.181-1111. ,. 1 1-- M. uf..-.'m.Lk.-5 ,.-.. .- , . .. .,q.-- ...A-.mg -we -: 1 ' : E ...wwe :mimi-.-'R.5':-:aExv'1'. -23,1-,i5,xEi,.QKg gs.:-.11v11w1:-Qi.qu-1--'24--gf-'1--2-' Wg ' Nr x , . .., .-.1,. ,1.g.g1gX-E325 I Ewdwauritgh-.1V-E:-an-131 K'ir . . .. .. I 'sh L . . X ., .f.+x.fWq . . ..- .1 .1-1-5 uw ' . ix 1 K ' K NK 1 ugxw E . X ., L ue GM K Ln wb Skiyxglxkxx Lian ,Qi x Kxxmaf-K'Qi?gEvXX N1 v Yksgwffmgmy fx' X . w QA wikis? 9 u 1 R X. :YE X .. .FN-x x.- , , v -A -'Wk xxxjwx' x x fa . 's f:fE2if?1 . as un H V1 qyggynf . Wfqgx 5 F xx, .- u,e,,,..?' w. . 02 .. Vs M f XXWQG .Q M21 miix' ,zu Hu nun uxx X M A-'M 1 M Sys. X 'fWQ3Ri1QQW:gXxw f . lux! X .. . um x .X X X X M X x. X Ne- . 1 X ' X Www Nev WX.: Ru! XX X X xx Q.: x . X x ,4.. 'AvAiQ+?'? xx niiwn X my mx mm K-pw. N MM..-Rxzxxqfa '- - , Am., . , . . vm w....- - QQ..-X +- ' Hx 'BM 'f x X K' .mx RX. ywXgX, .Q X '06 . M x Q , 1' NX N . - fm.-1' HV '. .' . -AQ .x:2 1M. . .2 12-31 ...ali :E 5. X-4 x, 131- .1 -rw '55 -,v 1 'xy -S .-' V-f , NX gg QA. . - .,. .. hx- 1' X -1:-13: A ..- K- ' .-ww -.-A , X. . .. A.. Q .- ...x ,, X. .- .1:.,m.- .1.,1.1-nz .. X? .Q J 55 - . ,s- 1- , Yx ' , r XX , K Xu: 'h '- .. WX' M X' ,L -Q - - - ..:.-::.. x '- ' 1-111211-f':12'h '-' I' .---E' 121:1',L' .11:'1:12x efgfp:.wx.a'4+ qv:-'-1 'XQQ . Q .1 :, M. xx Column I - Benson Leidig Standing: White Harrington Seated: Johnson, P Nichols Standing : Erickson, W. Seated: Bathurst Erickson, J. Nelson Fleming Pascuzzi Hook Column II - Mr. Bathurst DRAGON Editor-in-Chief ,,........ .......... B arbara Benson Associate Editor ...,...... ....... , ..D'Iarcia Johnson Associate Editor ,......,.. David Leidig Buslness llanager ..,.,....., .. ......,.. VVilliam Taylor Advertising Rlanager ,. ,,.,,,..... .. John Robertson Circulation lllanager ,.......... ........,. W illiam Blair 1 . Senior ,Edlt0I' ,.........,,,.. .... , . ..... Barbara Nichols Senior Editor ......... Senior Editor ......... Senior Editor ...,..... .,......,Dona1d YVhite .......,Patricia Johnson ...........John Harrington Junior Editor ..........,. . ....l.....l. William Hill Junior Editor .,...... Junior Editor .,...... Junior Editor ............ Sophomore Editor Sophomore Editor Sophomore Editor ......l........ .........Karl Goosman .........Julian Gordon .......Dora llflessner .........Albert lVIarrer ............,.......,.......lHartha Ryberg .Cynthia Calderwood Sophomore Editor .......... ....,............ P hilip Johnsen Sophomore .Editor .......... ......... E ugene Pastrick Freshman Editor ............ .........,. M arilyn Fleming Freshman Editor ........ ............ E ugene Pascuzzi Advertising Solicitor .........,...... Thomas Hampson Miner Blair S3 1 1 l w STAFF Column III Mr. Young Advertising Solicitor ...i.,.......,.... Charles Cochener Advertising Solicitor ..... ...... F rederick Kieshauer Advertising Solicitor ......,.............. William Yeager Advertising Solicitor ............... William Fuellhart Advertising Solicitor ,........ ........ W illiam Houston Advertising Solicitors, .... .A Activities Editor ..,.,,...., Activities Editor ........... ........Patricia Wade .........John Erickson ..........Eleanor Nelson Activities Editor .,....,.... ,,.,., . .Elizabeth Bathurst Activities Editor .......,... ......... W illiam Erickson Photographer ,,......... Art Editor ........ Typist ............ Typist ........ Typist ........ Typist .,...... Typist .,...,.......... Bookkeeper ................ Faculty Adviser ............ English Adviser ,,.......... Honorary Adviser ...,...... Printz ...........Betty Lou Hook ...........,,...Iean Eames .,.,,..,.,.Lois Newgreen ..........Phyllis Sellers .,.,..,..,...J'oanne Retterer Jeannine Hunzinger Nliller Young Hurd Bathurst Printz Column IV Miss Hurd Johnson M Standing: Goosman Seated: Gordon Messner , Hill Standing: Eames Retterer Seated: Hunzinger Sellers Newgreen Standing: Pas trick Marrer Seated: Johnsen, P. Calderwood Ryberg Standing: Cochener Kies hauer Yeager Hampson Houston Seated: Robertson Wade Taylor Column l - Roh rer Evan Kamerer Standing: Mowell Seated: Hill Langdon McNulty Standing: Vescio Knapp Pascuzzi Seated: Smith RaDD Lowe Standing: King Filesi Beckwith Peterson Erickson Seated: Sikstrom Boynton Kirberger Standing: Swanson Simons MacKen- driek Cheronis Bauer Endress Porter Seated : Schueltz Bimber Callahan S5 Column II - Mathis , Ht-imann DRAGONETTl Editor-in-Chief ........,. ..,. Associate Editor ........., Business Literary Literary Literary Rlanager ..,....... s . Editor ......... Vvayne Kleni .. .. Doris Heimar Russell Bimbq Ruby Kierna .. Beverly Ada Editor, ......,. ....., . Q . Editor ..,...... ..., , ., ., Joyce Cromw Literary Editor ...,.,... ...,... J oAnn Langdt Literary Editor ......... ...... C onnie lN'IcNul Literary Editol '......... ....... R 'Iary Evelyn Hi Literary Editor ......... ,,....... P atricia Rlowc Sports Editor .......... .......,..,,... I can Smit Sports Editor ...... ,........ John Knag Sports Editor .......t., ........,.... E lvia Lou Sports Editor .......... ..,.,.... Y 'vonne Nlilli Sports Editor .,..,..,.. ,,.,,.........,... N loyce Rai Sports Editor .......,., ....., R obert Pascuz Sports Editor ,.......,,,,.. ....... A ntliony Vesc Personals Editor '...,..,.. . ....... Barbara Boyntc Personals Editor ......... .......... K at-ol Kirbergi Personals Editor '.,.,,..... ........ L ois Petersc Personals Editor ,...,...., ..,..,. A dele Ericlcst Personals Editor .......... .......... C arol Ki: Personals Editor ...,...... ...,...........,... F rank File Personals Editor ..,....... .,...,,.. B arbara Sikstro Personals Editor ..,....... ....,..... E lwood Beclcwi' Personals Editor ......... ........ ......,......... A 1 igie Riz: Art Editor ..,,..,.......... ....... B etty Laufenburg Art Editor ..,....., . ..,.. lllary Alice Fisch Art Editor ......... . ....... Geraldine Peterst Art Editor ,............,... ...,........ B etsi Conaw: Features Editor ........ ,.....,.. R osezella Rei Features Editor ......., .......... R obert Rohr- Column III - Klenck Column IV - Heimann i TAFF 'eatures Editor 'eatures Editor flubs Editor ..,...... flubs Editor ,....... Illubs Editor ........ . Iusic Editor ....... I usic Editor ...., 'fublication 'ublication 'ublication 'ublication 'ublication Dublication ervice Edi ervice Edi faculty Ad Faculty Ad Iirculation Qirculation Iirculation fireulation firculation Qireulation lirculation firculation :irculation 'ireulation Editor Editor Editor r....... . Editor Editor Editor t01 ......., t0I' ........ viser ...,.... viser ........ Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor ,........ . Editor Editor Editor ublicity Editor ..... ,, ublicity Editor .,...,. ublicity Editor .......... 'i'ublicity Editor ...... , , ..,.,, Marie Kamerer Doris Evan Jeannine llathyer ..........,..Patricia VVacle .....JC21l1l'lC Anthony .........,...,.....TCI'EfSR Fino Betty Jane Kolpien ...Wllary E. Larsen ......,.....JCIll1 Ryberg .,.....1lartl1a Sedon Joan Dickerson Joan Cameron ,...,,.,.Jeanne YVay ....,.....Polly lllatliis Doris Heimann ...,.,,....RIiss lVade ...........Miss Spencer ..........Beverly Simons Billee llIacKendrielc ...........Anita Cheronis Bonnie Bauer ......RIa1'ian Endress .....,.......Agnes Porter .......Herbert Schueltz ..........Russell Bimber ..........Joyce Callahan ...,,...Nancy Swanson ............Bill Carter ....,..,Ruth Conklin ...,,...Phyllis Rliller ,.....Ann Tingwnll Column V - Miss Wade Miss Spen- EPI' Fino Kolpien Anthony Wade Math yer Standing : Conaway Seated: Lnufenbur- Kel' Fischer Peterson Standing: Carter Seated: Conklin Miller Tingwall Standing: Cameron Dickerson VVay Seated: Ryberg Larsen Sedon 86 V es' SPORTS THLETICS was an important feature of VVarren High School life. Lively events aroused the interest of the student body, who supported the teams with their lusty school spirit. Enthusiastic athletes worked faithfully to make each performance a great success. Players gained more than increased strength and coordinationg they Were inspired to higher standards of fair play and sportsmanship, a Warren High School tradition. The accomplishments of this year's athletes brought outstanding fame to VVarren High School . . . S7 Q xii: 'IZ' ' ,f ' , -V Va:-I 'X N X XX xxx 'Rx xi X 'X :xx N Q , , gm D J' Xi- - -. . 21, ' x- -R . - Q40' , g. ,1 f , - RA '.-Q. sim -1 - ' x -K. I ', m 'X A' 'fix x -xv . 'tqly .- .. -V E2-I 'irsi:f. x - -.pw w N-:i-rw S . T.-9-,x VX Q13 .wi '5'. O x . ' -.a Left to Right. Row I--White D., Viialler, Robertson, Knapp J., Juliano, Bonace. Gerardi, Scalise J., Tannler, Hamilton, McNally, Shanshala, Duckett, Lopez. Row II-Mellander, Dutchess, Kieshauer, Schmiedel, Lane. Bartholomew, Vilollaston, Reed, Decker, Leonard, Sherman, Amacher, Hart, Leidig, Madigan. Row Ill-Peterson, Hesch, Taylor, Allen, Granquist, Kuhre, Shattuck, Bevevino, Beckwith, Hale, Erickson J., Aurillo, Knapp R., Crocker. Mead, Lowe. Row IV-Morrison, Lee, Johnsen, Ellis, Fischer, Park, Hartnett, Erickson W., Meyers, Schwartz, Houston, Lundahl, White R, Row V-Schu- ler, Guiifre, Stapfer, Gordon, Hetrick, Brumagim, Erickson C., Tannler W., White S., Cameron, Hender- son, Gross, Hulings, Gnage. Row VI-Seavy, Anderson, Johnson, Lawson, Blume, Berardi, Ludwig. Brink, Crecraft, McComas, Massa, VanTassel, Scalise D. Row VII -Gustafsoll, Bradish, Albaugh. Lyle, Valentine, D'angelo, Vesling, Winans, Ludwipz, Mr. Leidiir, Mr. Massa, Mr. Hutchings. FOOTBALL HE XVarren High School football team, led by lettermen Gerardi and Scalise, lin- ished a successful season with seven victories, four losses, and one tie. Under the guidance of coaches Leidig, Rlassa, and Hutchings, the Dragons quickly developed into a hard-playing combination which spelled trouble for their opponents. WVARREN 26 - YOUNGSVILLE 0 ln their opening game of the season the Dragons defeated a determined Youngs- ville team. VVARREN 2-ACADEMY 20 At the hands of Academy the XVHl'I'Cll team tasted defeat for the first time. X-VARREN 27 - KANE 7 ln their third home game the Blue and VVhite added another victory to their record. 89 XVARREN 0- FRANKLIN 18 After collecting 18 points before the half, the Nurserymen were unable to score during the remainder of the game. TVARREN -l-0 - TITUSVILLE 6 At their second game away from home the Blue and lVhite trounced Titusville. XVARREN 6- OIL CITY 6 This game, tied early in the second quarter, provided a thrilling spectacle for the Oiler and the Dragon rooters. XVARREN 7 - DUBOIS 28 The Dragons were downed in their first night game by a fast DuBois aggregation. XVARREN 7 - JAIXIESTOWVN 6 X In the season's biggest contest when the spectators were on their feet with their hearts in their mouths, Don Duckett ran 97 yards to score the winning touchdown for the Dragons. XVARREN 19 - BRADFORD 49 A powerful Bradford crew downed WVarren in the last home game. XVARREN 13 - RIDGVVAY 7 The Dragons barely managed to hold their early lead over the small but scrappy Ridgway eleven. 4 VVARREN 25 - CORRY 6 Using three teams, the Dragons rolled over Corry in a game played under the lights on a very muddy field. XVARREN i9 - OLEAN 7 The lVarrenites closed the season with a night victory over Olean. Throughout the season the team gave VVarren High School every reason to be proud of them. 90 1 91 xx v- 'S X 92 5 t ef 1? s fx 3 93 Left to Right. Row I- Boynton. Koebley, Kirberger. Row II -- Filesi, Korb. CHEERLEADERS IVE vivacious cheerleaders aroused and maintained a vigorous school spirit through- out the football and the basketball seasons. To encourage a large attendance of students and enthusiastic cheering at the games, the cheerleaders conducted assem- blies for these purposes. Journeyingbto other towns, the cheerleaders kept up the morale of the teams. The cheerleaders were elected on a competitive basis and were trained by the squad of '44 and '45. hir. Leidig and the Athletic Association directed their activities. 94 Left to Right. Rowl-Vescio, McNally, Nelson, Simmons. Babcock, Eaton, Reed, Harris, Scalise, Wol- laston. Row II-Nordin, Weigle, Regner, Crocker, Decker, Reed, Harrington, Hampson, Colosimo, Dutchess. Row III -Shanshala, Valentine, Sherman, Schuler, Beckwith, Ellis, Bearfield, Hamilton, Mel- lander. Hesch. Row IV-VVhite, Fischer, Dickerson, Daye, Crane, Hetrick, Shattuck, Sutter, Wood, Bevevino. Row V-Wykoif, Lord, Houston, Brumagim, Ahlgren, Nicholson, Gorton, Johnsen P., Lun- dahl. Row VI- VVilder, Mr. Hutchings, Mr. Massa, Mr. Lcidig. BASKETBALL OIVIPLETING their season with an overall accumulation of twenty-three vic- tories and but four losses, the lilassamen of the current year have swelled the high school trophy cases with numerous awards for their feats. Coach lN'Iassa depended entirely upon each man to turn in his best performance as a single unit towards victory. The Dragons scored double victories over Bradford, Kane, Jamestown, Corry, llfleadville, Franklin, Titusville, and Youngsville. Single wins were recorded over Erie Tech, St. lN'Iarys, the Servicemen, and Oil City, all of which were in the regular season. Defeats were handed the locals by Oil City, St. liflarys, Jamestown, and Home- stead, while additional playoff wins were garnered over lliillcreek, Sharpsville, and Allegheny of Pittsburgh. Individual high scoring honors went to big Jack Eaton, the giant center. Eaton came through with a total of 318 points for a 12-point average per game. Al Bab- cock, towering board man, was second with 185 points, and Dick Harris pulled a close third with 176. As for trophies, the Dragons received the Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company award for winning Section Two three times. From District Ten, the Dragons earned 95 a Section Two trophy and a district award. For defeating Pittsburgh Allegheny, the llvlassamen were awarded yet another trophy and each player was given a miniature gold basketball. The last award was miniature silver basketballs, awarded the loser in the state semi-final. Individual scoring is as follows: PLAYER G FG FP TP Eaton ................, ,..,,...,.. 2 6 136 46 318 Babcock .,.......... .....,...... 2 7 73 39 185 Harris ..,. ..,......... 2 6 73 39 176 Nelson ......... ............ 2 6 47 22 l 16 Scalise .......... ..,........ Z 5 31 14 76 Simmons .......... ..........,. 1 3 24 8 56 Vescio .......... ........... 2 4 22 6 50 Reed .............,,.... ....,......, 2 4 14 1 1 39 MCN ally ............,. ...... 8 3 0 0 VVollaston .,......,. ....,....... 1 4 1 0 2 Decker .............. ...,, 4 1 0 2 D. Reed ,..,.,.... ,..... 1 0 0 0 Crocker ........., ..... 3 0 0 0 96 4 1 i 1 1 1 Q i N w 97 98 Row I-Kirberger. Row II-Betts, Danielson. Row Ill-Beach, Baxter. Row IV - King. MAJORETTES IX vivacious majorettes led the Dragon Band through their march- ing formations at the football games. Through intricate baton work, the majorettes in their snappy uniforms aroused enthusiasm and admiration among the spectators. - 100 22 A27 CLASS CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 1- Smashing victorious opener of the gridiron season-VVarren defeated Youngsville! 26-0. 3-Football squad dropped a tough one to Academy. 20-2. -I--School bells rang forth. Here we go again! S-W. H. S. gridders walloped Kane. 26-7. 10-Date marked the opener for '46 Girls' Club. 15-A mysterious defeat dealt VVarren by Franklin's footballers left YVarrenites dumbfounded. 18-0. 17-Ring Committee began year's activities. 21-Whee! Vacation! Teachers' Institute. 22-VVarren slaughtered Tiutsville on the Rocket gridiron. -1-0-6. 26-Dramatic Club met for first time. 29-Warren tied Oil City, but the Dragons still thought they could whip the Oilers. OCTOBER 2-Don VVhite was elected president of Student Council for the coming year. 5-Dragons lost to DuBois. 28-7. VVe got acquainted at a dance following the game. 11-Gala annual Snake Dance prepared the VVarren boosters for coming battle with james- IOWII. 12-The echoes are still resounding from our glorious victory Q7-65 over the Snorks. We certainly let Jamestown know how the contest had ended with horns and shouting. A game we'll never forget! Atdance followed the game in the j. H. S. gym. 13-Community Party rounded out the week-end's celebration. 18-Lawmakers of '-l-6 Student Council met for the first time. 20 - Something was holding the fellows back. Bradford walked through us for a -1-9-19 victory. -Red ink fiowed to fill out the patriotic color scheme on our report cards. -Dragons traveled to Ridgway and came out on top in one of the wierdest contests of the football season. 13-7. NOVEMBER 2-Gridders held speedy Corryites to defeat them. 26-7. 6-7-Individual pictures for Dragon taken. 10-19-6 victory over Olean closed scheduled football season. 14-VVe learned how to collect autographs in a very interesting assembly, 15-Girls' Club presented a play in assembly. 20-Previews of junior play, Bart Fool For-ward, presented in assembly program. 21-Post-season tussle for football squad turned out to be toughest of all. Browsers were soundly defeated by VV. H. S. beauties at Football Dance. 22-Thanksgiving-pumpkin pie-cranberry sauce with all the fixin's. 23-PAK Thanksgiving Dinner-Dance. . Z8-29-Bert Foot Forfward was a howling success in double presentation. 30-Basketball opener found VVarren victorious over Youngsville. DECEMBER 3-Second check-up for VV. H. S. Teachers evened score with second six-weeks' grades. 6-Elwood Beckwith elected vice-president of Student Council. 3-7-McNally and Holcomb elected co-presidents of senior class. 10- Seniors measured for caps and gowns. 13 - Club 17 at jeffmore. i 14- Dramatic Club presented Thr Silver S1-wan, a Christmas play. 19-A Cappella Choir rendered excellent Christmas assembly. This date marked beginning of our two weeks' breather. - JANUARY 3 -Supposedly refreshed, we returned to the grind. 4- Mr. Miller elected Council adviser. Sock jump at Y, following basketball victory over Bradford. 101 11-John Knapp and Mr. Summers executed a fine display of coordination in a two-piano recital in assembly. 15-Marked beginning of a week of mid-semester exams. It was surely tough to pick up a semester's work in a couple of evenings. 18-Speech classes presented a hard fought debate on Compulsory Military Training. 25-Neil Simmons played his last game with the Warren giants. 28- Girls' Club skating party. FEBRUARY 1-Band, never failing to please, gave a delightful assembly. 2-Besides the groundhog, who saw his shadow, this day was noted for the Community Party. Theme: Have a Heart and Help. fClothing drive.J 7-Play, Be a Little Cuckoo presented by Dramatic Club in assembly. 13-Beginning of psychological tests given to seniors. 14-Bittersweet Day. We received our valentines and also a whiff of rotten eggs from the chemistry lab. I 15-Twelve seniors wracked their brains for three hours in the Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test. 16-The Y. WV. C. A. was the scene of the famous annual Romeo and Juliet Dance. 21 -Patch Test was administered. 22-VVarren High Dragons defeated Owls on Bradford court. -l-0-34. A dance after the game. 28-Orchestra presented a pleasing concert in high school auditorium. Outstanding number was the very effective Marche Slav. MARCH 1-Orchestra presented annual assembly. 2-Another successful community party held. 14-Annual football letter assembly held. In girls' basketball Pitt defeated Yale. 28-21. 15-VV. H. S. Band went to Bradford where they presented a concert along with the Bradford Band. 22-Dramatic Club presented Yr.: Mean.: No in assembly. 23 -WVarren Band entertained Bradford Band for day with concert in evening. Bill Carter won state tumbling championship. Jamestown presented effective floor show for Community Party. 26-VVarren giants went down to defeat after a blazing record of championship. They were defeated by Homestead High 44-13 at McKeesport. 27-Many an energetic scholar returned to the battle with ne'er a wink o' sleep. APRIL 1-Jokes on you-April Fool's Day! 2-YVe examined our evaluators in an assembly. 4- Seniors elected their officers. 17-Stupendous assembly with Soderberg's band and John Erickson as M. C. 26-YV. H. S. Carnival was a raving success under the masterful touch of Elwood Beckwith. MA Y 3-4-Dramatic Club entered Dramatic Festival in Jamestown. 16-Senior play, The Blooming Mrs. Budd, ably presented by the cast. 17-Repeat performance of senior play. 24--Stenographers' Annual Style Show given. 29-Seniors reach the end of their high school days. 31- Senior-Junior Prom. JUNE 2-Senior VVeek began with Baccalaureate Service with a stirring sermon by Pastor E. K. Rogers. 3 -Y. VV. C. A. took in the seniors for their annual senior dinner. 4- Senior travels led to Midway to have a hilarious time. 6-At last we got what we'd been waiting for-our diplomas. ,7-Last day-all good things must come to an end. 102 Best All-Around Don White Barb Benson Busiest Diz Wilder Barb Benson Best Looking John Knapp Gloria Koebley Fussiest Sleepiest John Ward Joan Wendelboe Biggest Man-Wom Cecil Allen Martha Dunn Biggest Flirt Dick Harris June Elwinger Loudest Shortest Clayton Madigan Marilyn Samuelson an Hater Most Happy-Go-Lucky Bob Gerurdi Barb Sikstrom Jim Hildum Adele Erickson Biggest Tease Louis Bonace Barb Sikstrom Most Popular Don White Barb Benson Tallest Clinton Scott Joan Dickerson Brainiest Wayne Klenck Marcia Johnson Biggest Bluffer Art Juliano Winnie Allen Jack Hamilton Karol Kirbergcr Most Forgetful Diz Vlliider Gloria Koebley 103 ' Af-QQ? L? W - m -Q QQ- ' -- NAP - Q 13 gg V - . - 1 95 X N N Sr ,V H f me ' V - ff 1' 551 - A gf 6 4 'N fa I -- - , 5 ,k 5 SQ L - f, 5 g 5- W ' Y 'i ga- Q -- A -1 -. .- ' 'fi Elgsiffif- K iw- fi - it S , ' ' ,I F ' .-f, f: -: - 4, .z,f'Wi. f' -' - I 1 A , 'Q . Q f 4- - L - 5 1.. ik' - -ff -'lf M 'Af is il . 'PL' Q f Y ...,, - ,. 51: A X '- X 9 . Q- 2, , I , 6 5- 5, F ' if .,, K- ' .. K ' Q QQ, nf-5 2 I iff-ggggj'L-,,f,gfigQfigA v2QfgfQ,kf4L- ,ff , wa- I ' Q75 3 Q QKQQQF 'Q f' fnkfig' 3 fb f ' -f V- f gg: nf, ifif fl ' iff- ' , k -- J . x -.,1ag:?2Qf ESvQQQq -V .' ' ' if Ps . 9 '? -' 5-Eg' +19 'cz J' X . . .WQSN .M . wg w Q- wf. K,-5: -4,?5ex:.3 'Q 1 ' -V 5- ' 5551-lx 5 'fV 5'5'2 'iQ fr . - fy-EITTV Ns -' 1..e-F' X W ffll. . ' 4 ' .S -gy ' 'g R 1 , Q' ' NX :- YT ,E N. xxx' - ' 'FL ' W4 '51-wif -f V A J' 4 A , k . A, ADVERTISING N the soliciting of advertisements, the assembling of copy, and the collecting of various bills, the Advertising Section of the DRAGON gave practical business experi- ence to the business manager and to the advertising manager and his staff. Upon their efforts depended the entire financial structure of the DRAGON. Appreciation is extended to the advertisers for their cooperation and help in making this year's DR,-JGON a success. The splendid backing maintained by our community is shown by the loyal spirit of those who have taken space in this section of our yearbook . . . 105 NXQXJ wx W X ffiqk ' . MSX xv- N. x N My WMI X H' ' 1 X I I K X WL FOOTBALL pmvcs f N Nm, + q N K X!! ll VMI. wh W 1' 1' 1 Nl W Q ' W4 , .... w 4 .... 14. .... , iffy sssessii .uwmsssiiififii f-52552 mggmz:3:faszumssssssfzpsgseisemsszsssgifsiisssziiii -' .,.. msaiiiefffgja 'Y -:am -.... v ..,. . . .. . 1 ln ,-,,-Q ...,...L.-,... ........ ...- f.. . . --,,,:,w:,::::mp:f: Fi:::r.:u,.,,f::,, ,,....:::5: :::.........:f-s.. .H '-1-Hz: k:.ugn:mf.:.13:xg...2xg:Z:inf::m:::mm:-k--:.::N :ms-.::::.::: Jwiynz.. -1,,::mm:-is-H':,,g::wzn W12::::iff:za:::::E!!1::::::::4r:::::::EF::: naswmrsf wxmfsw me-.. . .1 v mss:1::m:ss-v:!':. an :: -Q 21 ...L :-n,, ..........f..-.1..L.-5.4,-k..., .....:m:,....u:n!n!-f:f:f?sf -2mygssaassesumssssssszz:::sassf:::zsss:g:Jsygggm-5:g5::mze:'gq5::-ssggk, sf5g55m:ass5sEa::sfssas:: 1::-:g,...::::--:,,:...:::-'-:,-,,-'::::---:1.un--E. --r- R 1 1 ,gk I 1..,,5555g:mssss',-..a-:1 - ig:is1:,-5-fm.- 2T::m:55x'5e1:eiE5L?3i'zsss:4,,,.. 355525:sassssaugfggginpg 'SI 25421 7:1751 -1'1 :lv-u -:gv N .III In E.: 'vw--0: '---.,. I-n 5 -H:!:.n...z:-Lei. Lu:rI1:mmg2m15fw:!n:m::!5s:m------ --1:mmiag::ssssass::u1::hw-vw- Danielson-Carter ...,....,.,. 122 Ministeriial Association '.'.'. 14 A A. 8: P. Super Market .................... ....,.... 1 32 Alexander, W. A. Sz Son ....,.,.... ..,...... 1 91 Angove's Market .... ,....,... ..........,. . ........ 1 0 9 Annex Garage ........,...,..............,..... ......... 2 01 Arcade Recreation Center. .......... . ...,..., 191 Autobody Repair Co. .. ............. ......... 1 49 B B Q B Smoke Shop ........,.... ......... 1 98 B. Q E. Chevrolet ......... .. Baker's ....... . .... . ........,....... .. Baldwin Jewelry .........,. Barnhart-Davis Co. ,..... Bartsch Furniture Co. ,...... . Beckley, C. . ................, ...,...... . . Bennett, W. F. 81 Co ........,... Bert's .,,..,,...,.........,.,..,......,..,.....,. Bessett Radio .,...........,...... Bethel Book Shop ...,.... Betts Machine Co. ....... . Betty Lee .... . ...,.,......,..,... . Beyer, Clair J. ..,..,,........,.. . Biekarck Music Shop . ..... Blomquist Furniture Co. ...... ....,.,. . Blue 8: White Restaurant. .,,....... . .,... Borg Studio . ..,.............. ,........... ,..,...,.,,........... . . B. P. O. E. fWarren Local! ...... . ..,........ Brown's Boot Shop ..... ...............,.. ...,..... C Candyland ......... ....,.... ......... Carbon's Gulf ................ ....,.... Carver Hotel ............,............... Chapman, Dr. L. E. .....,...,... . Chimenti's Barber Shop ...... ......... Cochran Barber Shop ........,.. Coe. Paul H. ...,....,....,.................... . Commonwealth Laundry .....,...,.,,.,....,.... Community Cons. Disc. Co. Conway's Barber Shop . .......... Cozy Corner .....,..........,........,..,...... Crescent Floral Gardens ...... .,....... Crossett, Wm. F., Inc. .... . D Davidson Company ..... Dawson, R. G., Co. ....... . Dieges 8: Clust ....,...., Donnelly Coal ............ Dyke's Dairy ...,....,....... E Eagles, Fraternal Order ........ East Side Boosters ,,...... .. .... Edgett, C. W. ....................,... . Educational Supply .......,.. Epstein, Levi Q Son .......... Erickson, Creed ........,...... Erie Daily Times ,...,.. Everts Hardware ....... F Fadale, Frank ....,.....,..... Fairchild dz Rapp .........,.. Farrell. Charles ...,............... First National Bank ....... Floridin Company . .,..,... Frances' Lunch ....,........ G Gamble Building .............,...,...... Gaughn's Drug Store ......... Geracimos ........................................,.. ...,..., Gibson, Leo D. ...........................,...,... . ..,. G. L. F. Farm Supply, Inc ......... ........ Gotto's .......... ....... .... . ...................,......... ........ . Greene, G. G. ...............,............. . .........199 1 2 .........158 .........126 202 162 .........109 62 .........153 175 183 167 .........183 189 198 202 146 198 169 169 199 169 199 156 137 201 164 161 125 121 200 169 161 125 118 122 109 197 118 113 199 153 137 126 126 110 173 108 141 161 129 114 198 113 195 173 168 H Hammond Iron Works ......... Hoagvall Hardware ............,.. Hoff Business College ......... Hubbard Motor Sales .. .... fncfat 7 0 9 7 197 . ..... ..173 Hultman 6 Son . .................. ..... .... 1 9 7 I International Correspondence School . ............................. . ......................... ...,...170 Irwin, George ...................................... ......... 1 95 J Jean Carol Hat Shop . ...... 164 Joe's Fruit Market . ............ ........ 1 93 Johnson, J. A. ............ ...,.. . ,...... 1 93 Junior Class .....,............. .... 117 K Keystone Garage ..................... Keystone Sheet Metal .... ..... King Air Service ................ King, Claude H. . ................. , Kmnear, Ben .... . ........ ............... . Kirberger, A. C. 8: Son .......,. Kiwanis Club . ........................ Kresge's ..,..........,... . .............. . Kofod Studio .................. L LaVogue Beauty Salon ...... Lesser, B. V. . ....... . .....,,...... Lester Shoe Co. ............. .. Lewis, Harry R. ..... . 60 72 ........144 .........121 .........172 .........193 .........195 49 201 .........172 .........114 ........187 ........154 Lewis' Market ..,........................... . ....... 196 Ley, E. H. ........................................ . ....... 173 Lions Club ........... . .................. ...... ........ ........ 1 5 3 Lon's Dinner Bell Lunch .......... ........ 1 44 Lutz Funeral Home ................... ........ 1 91 M Mack's News .................... .............. ...,..., 1 7 2 Marconi Social Club ....................... . ....... 132 Masterson Transfer Co. ......,................. 155 Messerly Monument Works ......,........ 109 Metzger-Wright Co. .................... ........ 1 48 Miller Shop, The ........... ............., ........ 1 7 5 Mohr Prlntery, The . ......... ....... . . Motor Lighthouse Corp. ...... . Mullen Drug Co. .................... . Murphy, G. C., Co. ............ . 84 .........190 ........174 ........153 . ....... 132 N National Forge 8: Ordnance ............ 165-6 Nation Wide Stores . ..............................,..., 140 New Process Co. ......................... ........ 1 20 Nichols, Mrs. C. A. ...............................,. ...176 Nine-O Garage ............................................. 162 North Warren Civic Club . .................... 174 North Warren Feed 8: Supply ............ 156 Nut Shop, The ................................................ 176 0 Olferle, Victor .................................. ........ 1 56 Olson dz Bjers . ............................................. 144 Oneida Lumber A Supply. ....................... 140 P Penn Bowling Center ........ ....... . ....141 Penn Electric Co. ................. ............ 1 12 Penny, J. C., Co. ..................... ............ 1 77 Penn Furnace 8: Iron ........ . . .........,.. 138 Pennsylvania Gas Co. ..... ............ 1 80 Peterson, Freeman O. ..... ............ 1 22 Pickett's . ........................,....... ............. 1 76 Piso's ...................................... ............. 1 14 Printz's ...... ....... ,.... ..... ............ 1 8 0 R Rashid Co., Alexander ......... ............ 1 79 Rasmussen, S. H. ................ 177 107 Redding, F. E. .................. . Reliable Furniture .......... Ross Sales .... . .................. .. Rotary Club ......... ....... S Sanden's Grocery ........ Savoy Cafe ................... School District .......... Seneca Lumber .......... Senior Class . ................ .... . Simonsen Agency . .,............,......... ............ Smith, C. C. ........................................................ . Smith Drug Store ..............,........,............... Soda 6 Mineral Water Co ........... . ..... .. Solar Electric Corp. ................................... . South Side Cash Market .............. Stein's ........... ..................,...........,..... Stoke's Studio .............................. Struthers Wells ....... Student Council ....... Sturgis, Stanley ....... Style Shop .... ................. .......... . Sugar Bowl ......................... Swanson, Clarence O. .... . Sylvania Electric ............ T Templeton Funeral Home ...... . ............. . Texas Lunch ...... .. ..................,...... . ......... Times Square Service . ...... .. Tiny Gift Shop ....................... Turner Radio Shop ....... U United Cigar Store ............. . ......... United Co-Operatives, Inc. . ....... . United Refining Co. .................... ........... . V Veterans Foreign Wars . ....... Valentine, Nels 6: Son ...... Valone 8: Co. ..................,....... W Walker Creamery Co. ......... ........... . Walter Hardware Co. ................. ........... . Warren Axe da Tool Co ..... . ...... . ......... .. Warren Baking Co. .... ......... . ............ . Warren Bank 6 Trust ............... Warren Billiard Academy .........,.. Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Chamber of Commerce ......... County Dairy Assn ................ County Motor Club ......,........... Dry Cleaning Co ............... . Food Locker ................. Gear Mfg. Co ...................... Library Assn. ................. . Music Boosters' As sn.-xiii. National Bank .................. Sheet Metal . ............. ......,, . . Times-Mirror ..................... Transfer Q Storage ..... Wendelboe, N. K., Co. . ........... ............... . Western Auto Associate Store ........... Warren Parent Teacher Assn ............ . West Penn Oil ................................................ Williams School of Dancing ................. Winans, C. C. . ......................................... W. J. T. N. . ........................................ Y Y. M. C. A. ......................................................... Young Furniture .... ............., ......,..,............, Yuungsville National Bank .................. Y. W. C. A. .............. ,..... ................... . . Z Zonta Club ...... ..... ........,... 176 160 159 179 145 158 152 182 136 179 179 162 164 177 177 181 154 184 150 126 129 140 182 192 161 186 114 181 188 181 118 194 157 110 118 133 181 112 184 124 183 149 130 144 185 187 188 145 178 116 187 121 113 145 183 110 186 185 187 185 128 129 156 142 129 Thrift ls the Most Valuable Lesson Taught ln the School ol Life y Thrift and economy are assets needed in starting out in life. VVith- out these two qualities, success cannot be achieved. X Learn early the value of saving regularly and spending wisely. A part of your income, no matter how small, should be set aside each week 9 and put into a bank account - or for Freedom s sake, this year, BUY United States Savings Bonds and help yourself and your country. O The First National Bank lVarren, Pennsylvania illvlnber l'lt'1If'l'll1 Deposit I1I5Ill'fllIl,'6 Corporation 108 Angove's Markei' FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS OurSpfciaIfy OUR COJIPLIIIIENTS CLASS of '46 Fra+ernal Order of Eagles r-,-, ,, ,,, ,-'-,',,f, ,f,, ,-,,-,,,-,,,,,- fy BEST IVISHES to the CLASS of 1946 from Ber+'s l'l'II1I-Y to wear S H O P gf, --.-,,-,,,- -..--0 ,.-.,,.,,-.,.-,-,N,-,,,,,-..--q CO1UPLHl4ENTS OF Messerly Monurheni' Works INCE 1385 C O1MPLI.M EN TS OF FAIRCHILD 81 RAPP Nels Valen+ine Sons DISPOSAL SERVICE 112 Penna. Ave., W. 0 The Prompt, Economical way t dispose of gzirbage and rubbish in YVarren, North Warren, Russell, Youngsville and Sheffield PHONE -- WARREN -1063 C0111 PLI .M EN TS OF Warren Communify Council Parenl'-Teacher Associafion ---v..-4 5enioa14 ' 1 ADAMS. BEVERLY Bev Candy Salesman 141: Dragonette 141: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Stenographers' Club 141- ALLEN, CECIL Cece Spanish Club 12, 31. ALLEN, WINIFRED Winnie Carnival 13, 41: Chorus 121: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Ste- nographers' Club 141. ANDERSON, DAVID David Spanish Club 121. ANNONI, DOLORES De Dramatic Club 141 : Girls' A. A. 141 : Girls' Club 141. , ANNONI, ROSELLA Rosie Carnival 141: Dramatic Club 141: Girls' A. A. 141:Gir1s' Club 141. ARCI-IBALD, ELAINE Archie BABCOCK, ALAN Al A Cappella Choir 121: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Boys' A. A. 13, 41: Carnival 131: Commencement Usher 181: Spanish Club 12, 31: Student Council 131. BAIRD, DONLYN Babe A Cappella Choir 131: Assembly Programs 13, 41: Band 12, 41: Carnival 12, 41: Or- chestra 121. BAKER, GERALDINE ' Gerry Carnival 12, 8, 41: Chorus 12, 81: Spanish Club 141. BARR, LORRAINE Rainey Stenographers' Club 141. BARTHOLOMEW, JAMES Jim Band 12. 31: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 31: Football 12, 3, 41. BARTHOLOMEW, NESTORE Ned A Cappella Choir 121: Band 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 31: Car- nival 12, 31: Spanish Club 121. BATHURST, ELIZABETH Liz Band 12, 3, 41 : Candy Salesman 141 : Car- nival 12, 8, 41 : Commencement Usher 131: Dragon 141: Dragonette 131 : Dramatic Club 12, 8, 41: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41, Vice- President 141: Latin Club 121: Spanish Club 141. BAXTE R., HARRY Harry A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Commencement Usher 131: Football 121. BENGSTON, KENNETH Bud BENSON, BARBARA Beefy Assembly Plays 141: Basketball 141: Candy Salesman 141: Carnival 12, 3, 41: Class Officer 181: Commencement Usher 131 3 Dragon 12, 3, 41, Editor-in-Chief 141 : Dramatic Club 141: Girls' A. A. 141 : Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Spanish Club 121: Student Council 12, 3, 41: Stenographers' Club 141, President 141. BERDINE, RAY Hud Baseball 13, 41: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Football 12, 3, 41. BIMBER, RUSSELL Russ Carnival 13, 41: Dragonette 13, 41: Span- ish Club 141: Student Council 141. BLAIR. WILLIAM Bill Band 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 3, 41: Dragon 12, 3, 41: German Club 13, 41 : .Hi-Y 141: Latin Club 121: Lebewohl 141: Student Council 141. COMPLLMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Warren Axe 8: Tool i 112 Warren Transfer 8: Sforage Co. O Local and Long Distance Nloving Storage Telephone 1193 Leo. D. elBsoN 'A 2' 1 f j FUNERAL HOME fi:5?15f':kjfaQ?4N i -f . 304 East Street, VVarren, Pa. 'Qmfflfel f I .lg U PHONE 675-J , g'gEELllj 1' M AMBULANCE SERVICE . . N.. :L-L M ,-,.- l' . if superior .verwce that ne-ver costs 'N T' ' ' T mor-eg often less C'0!lIPLIJl4EN TS OF The Eclucafional Supply Company Painesville, Ohio 113 '7 9 ---v-- v---v-----vv---v---- 11 .1 7 41 tl COMPLIAIENTS OF 1 - V A g Q can remember :I Pizogyhagiggr the favorite re- B V L 11 liei for coughs and colds. Since ' '- 'Y '64 th h k t ' ' e e r , Pisoaprrxg-tdfggthgvhgme :gd If '.lf.f1dc'.f1fr'2'ZfZ:'2if,'ff3Sg ?,2'Fs 1, I f N '1 f'f ? Pigo'agivespromptreliefiqsei S 1, 'I i s ?Y '. hoarneness and throat irnta- 4, 1,1, Q tion and soothes throat tickle. I, 1, j 41v5jg,L lI At all druggists. ' 'F 'r 3'lk3l!f'11 Contains No Obiala- ir :P I- -..- J 5 ' Safafar Yuan! 6' Old ' P 5 Wi' ' 4+ 1,1 ,ff , vild .., 1 1. 1 11: 5 ' .-:: 6 1, 4, f 1 , , ,I mm., 1 ., ,L - 1. 4 Lmll Illl 16? 1 II' Iulf' coughs 1, 1,, ' - ,1 ,D Ig 1:1 ', 1 , ana colds 1 3,4 ee - 'V ::::::::::::::::::::::3 lr'A::7:::::::::::::::5::::: : -:: :: -A----- :::::::::.-,-1, f-::::::::::::::::.-::::::::- 41 1, , Ig Tlmes Square 'r 1, . 'u Compliments of Super Servlce 'r v I 1 IVx1RREN'S 'I I 1 .FINYES T Gaughn s Drug ,I ,I S T14 T1 OIV '1 Slo re , :E Quaker State Lubrication 1+ Ilflotor Tune Up P Warren Pa Battery Service , - ,, 1: One Stop Serfvire 1: E, Phone 1672 :,,,,,,,,,::,:::, , -,,,:,, -::::::,, ::::::::::::::::: ,SENIOR ACTIVIT BLISS, BETTY BCUY A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 413 Spanish Club 141. BODDORF, JAMES Jim Carnival 12, 3, 41: I-Ii-Y 121 : Spanish Club 121. - BONACE, LOUIS Umbriago Baseball 121: Basketball 121: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 31: Football 12, 3, 41. BOYNTON, BARBARA Barby A Cappella Choir 18, 41: Assembly Plays 121: Band 12, 3, 41, Vice-President 131: Carnival 13, 41: Cheerleader 141: Class Otlicer 141: Commencement Usher 131: Dragon 121: Dragonette 13, 41: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41: Evening of Plays 1212 Girls' Club 12, 8, 413 Latin Club 121: Or- chestra 121 : Senior Play 141 : Spanish Club 13, 41: Student Council 141. BRIGGS, GENE Buggs Baseball 121: Boys' A. A. 131: Football 131. BRIGGS, WALLACE Wally Boys' A. A. 12, 31: Football 12, 3, 41: Spanish Club 12, 41. BROWN, HELEN Helen Baseball 121. CAMPMAN, DeFOREST Sebastian , Orchestra 121: Stenographers' Club 141. CARTER, WILLIAM Bill Assembly Plays 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 3, 41: Dragonette 13, 41: Dramatic Club 13, 41: Evening of Plays 12, 3, 41 : Gym Team 12, 3, 41:1-Ii-Y 12, 31: Junior Play 131: Senior Play 13, 41 : Spanish Club 12. 3, 41. 115 I E S -- 1Continued1 CATALDO, TERESA Tessie Stenographers' Club 141. CHAMPION, DONALD Don CHERONIS, ANITA Ferge Dragonette 141. CLARK, .TEANNE Jeanie Dramatic Club 141 : Girls' Club 141 : Senior Play 141: Spanish Club 141. COLLINS, JOHN John Boys' A. A. 121: Carnival 131: Chorus 121: Football 121:Hi-Y 121. COLOSIMO, BERNICE Bernie CROMWELL, JOYCE Blondie Candy Salesman 141 : Dragonette 141 3 Girls' Club 13, 41: Stenographers' Club 141: Bookkeepers' Club 121. CROSSETT, JEAN Jeannie Assembly Plays 12, 31 : Candy Salesman 1311 Carnival 141: Commencement Usher 131 : Dragonette 121 : Dramatic Club 12, 8, 41: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41 : Leaders' Club 13, 41 : Spanish Club 141 3 Student Council 141. CRULL, THERESA Theresa Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Stenographers' Club 141. CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT Cut A Cappella Choir 121: Carnival 121: Gym Team 121: Spanish Club 12, 31. DeSTEFANO, NANCY M. Nanc Stenographers' Club 141. DeSTEFANO, NANCY T. Nancy Stenographers' Club 141. . . . folie core of your dollars now cmd lofer on they will fake care of you. 1 1 Y Open o savings account here and keep it growing. Warren Nafional ,Y fax MEMBER f wf gnggrizssn B a n k rsnsmu. nr-:Posrr 'xox' ff msuxumcs coma Xxx ' 1' Corner Second' Avenue and Liberty Street 116 To Cur Friends The Class of I946 Goof! .fuck 14lwaq4 am! Jlwppineu aoaeam The Class of 1947 117 BEST PVISHES to the CLASS of 1946 Uniled Cooperalives, Inc. rv --..v..v ....v.... - ------ COILIPLIMENTS OF Valone 8: Co. SVVISS METHOD CLEANING Phone 633 - -v -----vvv-v-v....v-..- :fy 'BLUE COAL' ' America's Finest Anthracite Jil-IBRICOHL The All Purpose Fuel NEVILLE COKE The Coke of Quality - Dustless OLGA COKE Smokeless and Dnstless SOFT COAL YVell Screened Any business you can give ns will be appreciated and we will do our best to please you in every way. 0 Donnelly Coal 8: Coke Co. 1006 Penna. Ave., East, XVarren, Pa. PHONE 707 e ---------v-v-- --v- - - ---- - 'r 1 Plate and VVindow Glass Store Fronts a Specialty C. W. Eclgell' Planing Mill Contracting and Building Rental Floor Sanders lVIirro1's 42-46 Clark Street Warren, Pa. SENIOR ACTIVITIES-1Conrinued1 DEXTER, PATRICIA Pat Chorus 12, 3, 41 : Stenographers' Club 141. DICKERSON, JOAN Joanie Basketball 12, 81 : Candy Salesman 13, 41 : Carnival 12, 31 : Dragonette 141 : Dramatic Club 13, 41: Girls' Club 12, B, 41: Latin Club 12, 81: Spanish Club 13, 41. DORRANCE, JOYCE Joyce Girls' Club 121 : Nunc et Tune 121. DUNN, MARTHA Marty Latin Club 121: Orchestra 121: Spanish Club 141. DYKE, WILLIAM Wolf Carnival 12, 31: Dramatic Club 181: Hi-Y 12, 3, 41: Junior Play 181. EAMES, JEAN Jean A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Chorus 121: Dragon 141: Girls' A. A. 13, 41: Stenog- raphers' Club 141. EATON, JACK Stub Baseball 12, 41 : Basketball 12, 3, 41 : Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Latin Club 121: Spanish Club 141. ECKLAND, JOANNA Rickia Band 12, 3, 41 : Girls' Club 12, 3, 41 : Latin Club 121: Nunc et Tune 121. ECKSTROM, ALGOT X Baseball 121: Basketball 13, 41: Carnival 12, 3, 41: German Club 121: Student Coun- cil 12, 41. ELWINGER, JUNE June Assembly Plays 141: Basketball 13, 41: Carnival 12, 3, 41: Chorus 121: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Ste- nographers' Club 141. ERICKSON. ADELE Adele Assembly Plays 141: Candy Salesman 13. 41: Carnival 12, 3, 41: Dragonette 12, 3, 41: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41 : Girls' Club 12. 3, 41: Senior Play 141: Spanish Club 12, 31: Stenographers' Club 141. ETTINGER, JOYCE Joyce A Cappella Choir 121: Dramatic Club 141 : Girls' A. A. 13, 41 : Girls' Club 12, 81: Or- chestra 12, 3, 41 : Stenographers' Club 141. EVAN, DORIS Doris Assembly Plays 141: Basketball 12, 8, 41: Carnival 13, 41: Commencement Usher 131: Dragonette 141: Dramatic Club 13, 41: Girls' A. A. 121: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Stenonzraphers' Club 141. FARRELL, JOHN Johnny A Cappella Choir 121: Carnival 12, 3, 41: Football 121 : German Club 121. FILESI, FRANK Peppy Basketball 12, 31: Boys' A. A. 141: Car- nival 12, 3, 41: Cheerleader 13, 41: Dra- gunette 141: German Club 12, 31: Leba- wohl 121. FLICK. JAMES Jim German Club 121. FRONTERA, MARIAN Marian Basketball 13, 41: Dramatic Club 131: Girls' Club 131. Economy Headquar'rers illicit- 8 ,-wx, N ,ffxx - Ip-EX'XR ' fi' ,,f5lf L' fic - I :L N S X 1 f 'N IN A uf . .f N ,-3. ' Q X fiisf --.,. , ' A . J ' ' G, --ff V. , -. -iv .A - A-E H. ........ ,,., - .,.,: . , ,Q I ' ' --'- - X X -- ,,,. P 0. . .. E . 2 1 .: mx. ...Irs Q-s.. .... i, .... 1 5.146 is 1 ilu :.. Tj. wx: , NEW PROCESS CO. 120 ' --- AAA-:-- -::: P f':::: --------------- f--:: ll 11 1: Ig COIVIPLIWIENTS OF , I COIIIPLIJIENTS OF ' r 1, , 0 ll l Claude H. King QQ :I THE ln ll ll - , I: Crescenl' Floral I lu r - l Roofing and Sheet lIet:1l Gardens Contractor l II II II II ' 615 NVater Street :I 1: 4, 1 PHONE 1977 VVe Fill Your Flower Needs 'I . ll lg ' ll :':::g l.L:::: v :::: - A:- THE TIMES-MIRROR COMPLETE NEVVS SERVICE SERIAL STORIES SPORT NEVVS FEATURES COMICS 0 203-205 Pennsylvania Avenue, IVQ-st Business OHice Phone 439 -- Editorial 1400 121 r :::::::::::::: 'i tf BEST PVISHES 1: to the ' Ig CLASS of 1946 1E . 4: W I 0 II Dyke s Da I ry im: M, ..... .....A. , ,V ,E YJJJ: It 3 Freeman O. Peferson I Funeral H ome 'i 1003 Pennsylvania Avenue, East Warren, Pa. 1, -: r - :::::- - :- ::: :f- TI ff Danielson-Carter Wu I Shoes for QE MEN VVOMEN CHILDREN :E v EE Put Your Fee! in Our HIIll!lS Lua xi fx -eeeeeeeee.-ex- ' 122 SENIOR ACTIVITIES- qcominuedp FULLER, CHARLES Chuck Hi-Y 12, 3, 41. GEBHART, LORETTA Gabby Stenographers' Club 141. GERARDI, ROBERT Bobbie A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 41: Football 12, 3, 41: German Club 121: Student Council 141: Track 13, 41. GHERES, DONALD Spinball Baseball 12, 3, 41: Basketball 121: Boys' A. A. 131: Carnival 121: Football 131. GIBSON, DOTTIE Dottie Spanish Club 12, 31. GILTINAN, PATRICIA Pat Chorus 121 : Spanish Club 141. GNAGEY, MARY Mayo Carnival 121 : Girls' Club 12, 31 : Latin Club 121. ' GOODWILL, PAUL Bob Carnival 121 : Commencement Usher 131 : Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Secretary 121, Treasurer 131, Vice-President 141 : Spanish Club 141. GORDON, MARIAN Marenee A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Girls' Club Stenographers' Club 141. 121: GRAHAM, MARGARET Peggie Basketball 121: Chorus 12. 31: Dramatic Club 131: Girls' Club 121. GRAY, WILLIAM GROSCH, KENNETH Band 121: Carnival 131: Dragonette GUSTAFSON. DONALD Baseball 131: Basketball 12, S, 41. Bill Ken 121. Gus GUSTAFSON, ETHEL Gus Stenolzraphers' Club 141. GUSTAFSON, NORE Gus A Cappella Choir 131: Commencement Usher 131: Hi-Y 13, 41. HALLGREN, MARY Little Ellener Candy Salesman 141: Dramatic Club 141: Girls' Club 141: Leaders' Club 141: Ste- noizmphers' Club 141. HAMILTON, JOHN Hammy A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Assembly Plays 141: Baseball 131: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Carnival 141: Foot- ball 12, 3, 41: Spanish Club 141, Presi- dent 141. L HAMMERBECK, JACK Chicken Boys' A. A. 13, 41: Football 13. 41. HANCOCK, DOROTHY Handy Stenographers' Club 141. I-IANNA, EARLENE Neanie Stenographers' Club 141. HANSON, SHERIDAN Junior Carnival 121. HARDING, FRANCES Fran A Cappella Choir 121: Assembly Plays 121: Candy Salesman 141: Carnival 12, 41: Dramatic Club 121: Latin Club 12, 41. HARRINGTON, JOHN Jack Assembly Plays 131: Band 12, 3, 41: Bas- ketball 141: Boys' A. A. 141: Carnival 12, 3, 41: Dragon 141: Dramatic Club 13, 41: Executive Departments 13, 41 : Junior Play 131: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Senior Play 141: Spanish Club 141: Student Council 121: Traffic Squad 12, 31. HARRIS, RICHARD Herb Basketball 12, 41: Boys' A. A. 12, 41: Spanish Club 121: Student Council 121. to help you buy, build, refinance or borrow on your home is available here at low cost. Tell us what you have in mind andlwe'll suggest a mort- gage financing plan. ....-:yum-1-..1:::-. Y.. Y ...V... ... .. v. Y ' ., ....,.,...-,.,-.-.....,,.........-..,f..fm-.--,--15.35,1fm-q::.1-mi-:.:.1g.:g.:.:.pg-,-5x::,:.y...g-,-:.-:::1-mg.g:.-.1-pmsmy.:-:-wi:-s:::g11:zz..-an-1-,-. 11-.-.1121 :rg :::-3:g,-,- 1 -'.-.1.'.-:vqtifg ::555.-.5gg-3.55-5.-.g.5.-,.3,g,:1g::::q:f::::g:::::5:::5::::.1.::,:,::.g:.11:1:.g1:,.:g.,..I.:::,'-:1::::.g+-.1255:zz-,-111-:.5117-9:1253:gr:r::11:::.::.g.g4..1,::: Warren Bank 8: Trusl Company flfelnber - Federal Reserve S yxtem J1lfc'IlIb0I'-- Federal Deposit Insurfuzce Corporation 124 Dieges 8: Clus+ 17 John Street New York S, N. Y. Allllillfllffllfillg Specialty JEWELERS O RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS TROPHIES PLAQUES To the CLASS of '46 BEST PVISHES Q Continue to meet your friends at the COKES Cozy Corner LIGHT LUNCHES SODAS 125 Barrsch Furni+ure Co. Marry' the Girl, WTI! Furnislz the Home 0 52-60 Penna. Ave., East PHONE 122 VVa rren, Pa. f::::::::- ::::::::::::: :: 1 C0111 PLI Ill ENTS OF E. D. Ever+s Hardware Co. YVarren, Pa. 0 Supplies for VICTORY GARDENS PHONE sz COIWPLIJUENTS OF FacIaIe's Amusemenf Co. 201 Penna. Ave., VV. Phone 9813 Quality Glasses ground in our own shop. One hour service. Satisfaction Guaranteed Stanley . on LIY' IS ,mail OPTICAL PARLOR m--- WARREN PENN 35-fm 111: 'W' , o-mm xmw... A........Q ,.. SENIOR ACTIVITIES-1Conrinued3 HART, LELAND Curly Boys' A. A. 13, 43: Football 13, 43. HEIMANN, DORIS Doris Candy Salesman 143: Carnival 133: Dra- gonette 143: Dramatic Club 13, 43: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Spanish Club 143. HESCH, WILLIAM Bill A Cappella Choir 123: Boys' A. A. 13, 43: Carnival 12, 3, 43: Football 13, 43: Ger- man Club 12, 33: Student Council 12, 33. HILDUM. BARBARA Barb Carnival 12, 33: Girls' Club 123: Latin Club 123. HILDUM, JAMES Jim Carnival 143: Latin Club 123: Nunc et Tune 123. HOLCOMB, DALE Hokey A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43: Carnival 12, 3, 43: Class Officer 13, 43: Commence- ment Usher 133 : Dramatic Club 143 : Girls' Club 12, 3, 43. HOLLABAUGH, DOROTHY Dort Carnival 123: Stenographers' Club 143. HOOK, BETTIE LOU Bettie Lou A Cappella Choir 12, 8, 43 : Carnival 12, 3, 43: Commencement Usher 133: Dragon 143: Dramatic Club 143: Latin Club 123. HOSKINS, TERESA Tessie Band 123: Carnival 123: Chorus 12, 33: Girls' Club 123: Stenographers' Club 143. HUNZINGER, JEANNINE Nean A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43: Candy Sales- man 143: Carnival 12, 3, 43 : Dragon 143: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Girls' Club 12, 3. 43i J1lhi0l' Play 1333 Stenographers' Club 143. JACK, JOSEPH Joseph Spanish Club 123. JAMIESON, HAZEL Hazel Band 13, 43: Chorus 133: Latin Club 123: Orchestra 143: Senior Play 143. JEWELL, DORIS Dorie A Cappclla Choir 12, 3, 43: Chorus 123: Girls' Club 123: Stenographers' Club 143: Student Council 123. JOHNSON, DONALD Don Carnival 123: Stcnograph:rs' Club 143. JOHNSON, FRANCES Daisybelle Carnival 143: Dramatic Club 143: Girls' A. A. 123: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Senior Play 143: Stcnographers' Club 143. JOHNSON, MARCIA Mush A Cappella Choir 12, 43: Assembly Plays 143 : Basketball 143: Candy Salesman 143 : Carnival 12, 3, 43: Commencement Usher 133: Dragon 143, Associate Editor 143: Dragonette 12. 33: Dramatic Club 12, 3. 43, Program Chairman 143: Girls' A. A. 143 : Girls' Club 12, 3, 43 : Junior Play 133: Latin Club 12, 8, 43: Leaders' Club 12, 8, 43: Student Council 143. JOHNSON, MARY Mary A Cappella Choir 123: Assembly Plays 143: Candy Salesman 123: Carnival 1435 Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Spanish Club 143. JOHNSON, PATRICIA Pat Assembly Plays 143: Dramatic Club 143: Girls' Club 133: Spanish Club 12, 33: Ste- nographers' Club 143 E Student Council 133. JOHNSON, RAYMOND Sonny Boy Carnival 143 : Latin Club 123 : Spanish Club 143. For the GAIVIE of LIFE HEALTH - KNOVVLEDGE - IDEALS - COURAGE - 111111 GOOD CHARACTER are needed o The Y. M. C. A helps- you to meet these needs Q UA! LI TY Clothes, Hats, and Furnishings o The Slyle Shop COZMPLIZMENTS OF Gamble Building Corporalion General Contractor 0 Liberty Court, Warren, Pa. PHONE 2233 Earl E. Young ancl Co. Complete Home Furnishing ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES PHONE 22131 Youngsville, Pa. 129 COIIIPILIIICIILS of the Zonfa Club Warren County Dairy Milky The milk thaffv better efvery day. Cream Top Milk Krim-ko Chocolate Drink Homogenized Milk Buttermilk Coffee Cream Cottage Cheese o Warren County Dairy Assoclahon 207 East Fifth Avenue Phone 233 130 SENIOR ACTIVITIES- 1Continued1 JULIANO, ARTHUR Chaplin K K K K K K K K Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Football 12, 3, 41: Spanish Club 121 : Stenographers' Club 131. AUFFMAN, RICHARD Dick Band 12, 3, 41: Carnival 18, 41: Dragon 131: Hi-Y 13, 41: Orchestra 13, 41 : Span- ish Club 141. AYS, HAZEL Hazel A Cappella Choir 131: Band 121: Carnival 121: Chorus 121 : Stenographers' Club 141. EIM, JEAN Keimy Assembly Plays 141: Dramatic Club 141: Girls' A. A. 131: Girls' Club 131: Stenog- raphers' Club 141. ING, LeGRANDE Randy A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Spanish Club 121. IRBERGER, KAROL Kirby A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41 : Assembly Plays 121: Candy Salesman 12, 31: Carnival 12, 3, 41 : Cheerleader 141 : Dragonette 13, 41-: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41: Drum Majorette 12, 3, 41: Girls' A. A. 12,'3, 41: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Latin Club 121: Leaders' Club 13, 41 : Spanish Club 141. LENCK, WAYNE Wayne A Cappella Choir 12, 41: Band 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 3, 41: Dragonette 13, 41: Hi-Y 13, 41: Latin Club 121: Orchestra 141: Spanish Club 141. NAPP, JOHN Johnny Assembly Plays 141 : Band 12, 3, 41 : Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 3, 41: Dra- gonette 141: Dramatic Club 13, 41: Foot- ball 12, 3, 41 : Junior Play 131: Latin Club 121: Orchestra 12, 3, 41 : Senior Play 141: Spanish Club 141: Student Council 13, 41. NIGHT, DOROTHY LOU Dot Girls' Club 13, 41: Latin Club 121: Nunc et Tunc 121: Stenographers' Club 141. KOEBLEY, GLORIA Koeb Assembly Plays 13, 41: Candy Salesman 131: Carnival 141: Cheerleader 13, 41: Chorus 121: Commencement Usher 131: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41 : Evening of Plays 121: Girls' Club 12, 31: Stenographers' Club 141. KRESPAN, JAMES Jim Latin Club 121. LANDERS, BEVERLY Bev Stenographers' Club 141. LARSEN, MARY Maryee Carnival 131: Dragonette 141: Girls' Club 13, 41: Latin Club 121: Leaders' Club 13, 41: Stenographers' Club 141. LAWSON, JANEY Janey Assembly Plays 12, 31: Carnival 141: Commencment Usher 131: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Stenog- raphers' Club 141, Vice-President 141. LAWSON, PATRICIA Pat Assembly Plays 141: Band 13, 41: Candy Salesman '141: Dramatic Club 141: Ger- man Club 141 : Girls' A. A. 121 : Girls' Club 13, 41: Leaders' Club 13, 41. LEIDIG, DAVID Dave Band 12, 3, 41: Carnival 141: Dragon 13, 41: Football 12, 41: German Club 13, 41: Hi-Y 141: Latin Club 12, 3, 41: Num: et Tune 121 3 Orchestra 12, 41 : Student Coun- eil 12, 3, 41. LESSER, SUZANNE Suzie Carnival 141: Dramatic Club 141: Girls' A. A. 121: Girls' Club 13, 41: Stenog- raphers' Club 141. LIBERTY, FAYE E Fay Stenographers' Club 141. G. C. Murphy Co. A. 8: P. Super Marlcel' Q UALI TY FOODS LOIVEST PRICES COJMPLIIIJEN TS OF Marconi Ouling Clulo VVar1'en-Kinzua Road Marconi Social Club 412 Perma. Ave., Vlfest 132 A WALKER'S CELEBRATED lxl. ICE CREAM HOMOGENIZED MILK . BUTTERMILK COTTAGE CHEESE CHOCOLATE MILK Walker Creamery Producrs Co. O 305-315 Union St. VVarren, Pa. 13 Congrafulafiorzs ana' Best Ufislzes for a Happy and Useful Church Life Warren Coun+y Minis1'eriaI Associaiion Same KQMSLOAFJ If 'ff , c. yt sf' - M., Gwinn-4ov3 , Q 5 B Woqxx X X 'I x1'A51x X Warren Baking Co. 134 SENIOR ACTIVITIES-1Cominued1 LINDGREN, JOANNE Jo Carnival 131: Girls' Club 12, 31: Stenog- raphers' Club 141. LITTLEFIELD, DORELLAS Dell LOBDELL, SHIRLEY Shirley Stenographers' Club 141. LOWE. ELVIA Charlie Assembly Plays 141: Basketball 141: Candy Salesman 141: Carnival 13, 41: Dragonette 141: Dramatic Club 13, 41: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Junior Play 131: Leaders' Club 13, 41: Senior Play 141: Spanish Club 141. LUNDBERG, LOIS Lois Stenographers' Club 141. MacKENDRICK, BILLEE Mac A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 31: Dragonette 141: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Stenographers' Club 141. MADIGAN, CLAYTON Snooks Baseball 13, 41: Boys' A. A. 141: Foot- ball 141. MANCUSO, ROSE . Rosie Stenographers' Club 141. MANEVAL, NANCY Nance A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Carnival 121: Chorus 121: Commencement Usher 131: Dramatic Club 13, 41: German Club 141: Junior Play 131: Latin Club 121: Nunc et Tunc 121: Orchestra 121: Student Council 121. MANGINI, JOAN Joan Stenographers' Club 141. MATHIS, POLLY Red A Cappella Choir 131 : Assembly Plays 141 : Basketball 141: Carnival 141: Dragonette 141: Dramatic Club 121: Girls' Club 131: Latin Club 121: Nunc et Tune 121: Ste- nographers' Club 141. MATHYER, JEANNINE Neanie A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Carnival 12, 31: Chorus 121: Dramatic Club 12, 8, 41 : Dra- gonette 141: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Latin Club 121: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Spanish Club 141. MCGARRY, PAUL Paul Latin Club 12, 3, 41 : Student Council 131. McNALLY, ALLAN Al A Cappella Choir 121: Baseball 131: Bas- ketball 12, 3, 41: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 41: Class Officer 141: Foot- ball 12, 3, 41: German Club 12, 31 : Stand- ing Club 121. MILLER, ETHEL Honey Dragon 141: Executive Departments 141: Stenographers' Club 141. MILLER, FLORENCE Flossie MOONEY, THOMAS Moon Boys' A. Al 12, 31: Football 12, 31: Span- ish Club 121. MOWELL, PAT Pat Carnival 131: Dragonette 141: German Club 141: Lebewohl 141. M,UNSON, VIRGIL Virg Carnival 131: Dramatic Club 131. NELSON, ELEANOR Ellie Candy Salesman 141: Carnival 12, 31: Dragon 141: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' A. A. 121: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Latin Club 141. NELSON, GERALD Jerry EVETT THE BEST UT THIETIDS TTTUST PHTTT, BUT BEEUTTE LEHVITT6, TUE GIVE TU THE UTIDETTSEHSSITTETT OUR SITI- SETTEST EUISHES EUR SUC- CESS HTTD GUUD EUHTUITE Class of T946 136 OI' -- XVARREN NEWVS DISTRICT NEVVS ' and NATIONAL FEATURES Read the Erie Daily Times Call VVz1rren 1513 with news, or to subscribe COJIIPLIJIJEN TS OF the Warren Sheef Me+al .Shop COZIIPLIJUEN TS OF Paul H. Coe VVall Paper and Paint 137 COJIIPLLMENTS OF Penn Furnace and Iron Company VVarren, Pennsylvania THE TURNER RADIO sl-IOP Electrical Sales and Service . Liberty at Third Ave. PHONE 687 138 SENIOR ACTIVIT NEWGREEN, LOIS Skeexix Candy Salesman 131: Carnival 141: Dra- gan 141: Dramatic Club 13, 41: Girls' A. A. 12, 41: Girls' Club 13, 41: Stenog- raphers' Club 141. NICHOLS, BARBARA Nick Assembly Plays 141 : Candy Salesman 141: Carnival 131: Dragon 13, 41: Dramatic Club 141: Girls' A. A. 12, 41: Girls' Club 13, 41 : Spanish Club 121. NICHOLS, JOAN Jo Spanish Club 12, 31. OWENS. BETTE Bett Spanish Club 12, 31. PASCUZZI, ROBERT Bob Baseball 12, 41: Carnival 13, 41: Com- mencement Usher 131 : Dragonette 141 : Spanish Club 121. PATERSON, CHARLES Pat Carnival 13, 41: Latin Club 121: Spanish Club 141. v PETERS, CHARLOTTE Pete Basketball 18, 41: Girls' A. A. 13, 41: Leaders' Club 13, 41: Stenograpbers' Club 141. PETERSON, BERTIL Pete Baseball 12, 41: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 41: Football 12, 8, 41: Latin Club 121: Spanish Club 141. PETERSON. DONALD L. Pete Boys' A. A. 121: Football 121. PETERSON, DONALD W. Pete Basketball 12, 3, 41: Carnival 141. PETERSON, JANICE Pete Stenographers' Club 141. PIRILLO, ANTHONY Jock A Cappella Choir 131: Football 121. 139 I E S - 1Continued1 PULLI, FRANCES Pully Commencement Usher 131: Girls' Club 141 : Stenographers' Club 141. RAPP: JOYCE Joyce Assembly Plays 131: Carnival 131: Dra. gunette 141: Dramatic Club 13, 41: Ste- nugraphers' Club 141. REDDECLIFF, .TACK Jack A Cappella Choir 121: Executive Depart- ments 13, 41: Latin Club 12, 3, 41. REED, RAY Sambo Baseball 12, 8, 41: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Carnival 18, 41: Class Oiiicer 131: Commencement Usher 131 : Executive Departments 141: Football 141: German Club 12, 31: Student Council 12. 31. REGINA, MARY JANE Mary Jane A Cappella Choir 12, 3. 41. REIFF, ROSEZELLA Rosie Dragonette 141: Stenographers' Club 141. RETTERER, JOAN Joan A Cappella Choir 12, 8, 41: Dragon 141: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Stenographers' Club 141. REYNOLDS, JERRY Jeep A Cappella Choir 121: Spanish Club 121. RIZZO, ANGIE Angie Candy Salesman 141 : Carnival 13, 41 : Dra- matic Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41 Latin Club 121: Spanish Club 141: Ste- nographers' Club 141 . ROBERTSON, JOHN Brick Band 12, 3, 41: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41 Carnival 13, 41: Dragon 12, 3, 41: Dra- matic Club 13, 41 : Football 12, 3, 41 : Jun- ior Play 131: Latin Club 12, 3, 41: Or- chestra 13, 41: Senior Play 141: Student Council 121. :: :::,q f ::- 1, 4, 9E Ei I r Oneida Lumber 8: gf if Sugar Bowl 'I 4' 1 Supply Co. 5' if 'r P 's MILLVVORK AND gf fi - BUILDING INIATERIAL li lr 4, Oneida Satisfiesu 'r +05 Beech Street Homemade Candies Warren, Pa. 5: Soft Drinks 4, 4, Everything from Foundation to Roof Ice Cream 5: 5: Am mi im: s, Nation-Wide Stores A NEVV KIND OF CHAIN FOOD STORE No different from other chain stores in the all important detail of immense buying facilities and ability to sell at lowest prices - but NEVV in the idea that each store is an established neighborhood store - INDIVIDUALLY OWNED - instead of being operated by a manager. The result is BETTER methods of operation - giving the customer chain store advantage and direct contact with the OWNER, who is vitally interested in serving you BEST. 140 COJWPLLMENTS OF Floridin Company. Inc. Warrelm, Penna. CLASS of 1946 ! A hearty welcome awaits you at the Penn Bowling Cen'l'eQr E Bowling at Its Best - PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS - 710 Perma. AVC., E. Phone 9711 141 I 'X W or X fr 1: . X4 ' YOUTH, -THE WORLDS FUTURE COJWPLIJMENTS OF The Young VVomen's Christian Associatlon High School Girls' Club Sophomore Girls' Club 142 SENIOR ACTIVITIES- 1Continued3 ROHRER, ROBERTA Bert Candy Salesman 143: Carnival 143: Dra- gonette 143: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Spanish Club 143: Student Council 123. ROSSEY, ARLENE Arlene Stenographers' Club 143. RUTLEDGE, MARK Mark Assembly Plays 133: Carnival 13, 43 : Dra- matic Club 12, 3, 43 : Latin Club 12, 3, 43: Student Council 143. RYBERG, JEAN Jean Assembly Plays 133 : Candy Salesman 143 : Chorus 123: Dragon 133: Dramatic Club 13, 43: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Stenogra- phers' Club 143: Student Council 133. SALAPEK, FRANK Frankie SAMUELSON, MARILYN Squirt A Cappella Choir 123: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Evening of Plays 123: Girls' A. A. 123 : Girls' Club 12, 3, 43 : Latin Club 123: Nunc et Tune 123: Spanish Club 133. SAMUELSON, PATRICIA Pat Girls' Club 12, 33: Stenographers' Club 143. SCALISE, JAMES Jim A Cappella Choir 133 : Basketball 12, 3, 43 : Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Commencement Usher 133: Football 12, 3, 43. SCALISE, JOSEPH Joe Baseball 12, 3, 43: Basketball 12, 3, 43: German Club 123. SCALISE, MAMIE Mamie Girls' Club 123 : Nunc et Tune 123. SCHMADER, LOIS Dodie Chorus 123 : Leaders' Club 13, 43. SCHUELTZ, HERBERT Herbe A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43: Carnival 12, 3, 43 I Dragonette 143 5 Junior Play 133 : Sen- ior Play 143. SCHUMANN, JAMES Bud Carnival 123. SCI-IWEITZER, KATHERINE Kay A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43: Spanish Club 143. SCOTT, CLINTON Scotty SEAVY, ROSS Jake Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Carnival 123 : Foot- ball 12, 8, 43: German Club 12, 33. SEDON, MARTHA Marty Dragonette 143: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 432 Girls' A. A. 143: Girls' Club 13, 43: Ste- nographers' Club 143. SELLERS, PHYLLIS Phil Assembly Plays 143: Basketball 143 I Dra- gon 143 : Dramatic Club 12, 43 : Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Latin Club 123: Leaders' Club 143: Spanish Club 123: Stenographers' Club 143, Vice-President. SHINE, JOHANNE Sunshine Basketball 133: Latin Club 12, 33. SIFFIN, HELEN Helen Stenographers' Club 143. SIKSTROM, BARBARA Sixty Assembly Plays 143 : Candy Salesman 143 : Carnival 12. 3, 43: Dragonette 143: Dra- matic Club 12, 3, 43: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43, Treasurer 143: Senior Play 143: Ste- nographers' Club 143: Student Council 133. SIMMONS, NEIL Si A Cappella Choir 123: Baseball 123: Bas- ketball 12, 3, 43: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Carnival 133: Chorus 12, 33: Football 12, 3, 43 : Hi-Y 12, 33: Spanish Club 123. v-Y-EN C00 SVA Alva ' FERRATION 'N 4'07'0n Cl-09 Dependability has been established through years of service 0 VVarren, Pa. Lon's Dinner Bell Lunch P M EATS a We Aim to Please Youngsville, Pa. Olson 81 Biers Service Station Friendly Service o Pennsylvania Avenue, VVest, Corner Laurel St. Warren, Pa. King Air Service PHONE 2388 Warren, Pa. 0 Dealer for PIPER CUB AIRPLANES also Ercoupe Stinson Sehbee 1 P 1: :E Dupont Pretested Paints 1, , , 7 1 COIIIPLIIIIEB TS OF Duco Dulux I if Painting Paperhanging 1 I :Q VVallpaper 1, 1, . 11 Recl 8: Wl'lI'l'6 Slore QI -I ' I 1, 1, 1, 1, 3, N. K. Wendelboe M. E. Sanden 11 1, :: 217 Liberty Street ' VVarren, Pa. 1, 1, 1 :E Established 1876 North Warren, Pa. I 1 1, VVarren's Oldest Independent Fnrm ,,,,,mx,,m,:m,x,,1 Le,,,m,,,,,,,:,m,:,,: Hllllflj' this land always encourage The quest of thought, the search for truth In the hearts and minds of its y0uth.'J WARREN PUBLIC LIBRARY has a varied and outstanding collection of books for all ages and interests. VVarren High School students and graduates are always welcome. 145 COMPLIJMENTS OF Www faclgg - - 2.23 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS 146 SENIOR ACTIVITIES--1Conrinued3 SIMONES, EMOGENE Ernie Dramatic Club 133: Girls' Club 143: Ste- nographers' Club 143. SMITH, BETTY Be Dramatic Club 133: Stenographers' Club 143. SMITH, JEAN Jean A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43: Carnival 13, 43: Commencement Usher 133: Dragon- ette 143: Dramatic Club 12, 33 : Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Senior Play 143: Spanish Club 143- SMITH, RACHEL Rach Carnival 12, 3, 43: Commencement Usher 133: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Girls' Club 12, 3. 43: Junior Play 133: Leaders' Club 18, 43 : Senior Play 143 : Spanish Club 143. SODERBERG, DALE Sody Band 12, 8, 43 : Baseball 12, 33 3 Hi-Y 143: Spanish Club 143. SORENSEN, GLADYS Gladys STILL, RAYA Ray STREICH, EDWIN Ed STRICKER, ROSEMARY Posy Assembly Plays 133 : Candy Salesman 143 : Carnival 13, 43: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43 : Latin Club 123 : Span- ish Club 12, 33: Student Council 133. SULO, TOM Dangle TANNLER, JOHN Jack Baseball 143: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Car- nival 12, 33: Football 12, 3, 43. TAYLOR. WILLIAM Bill Band 12. 3, 43: Boys' A. A. 13, 43: Car- nival 12, 3, 43: Class Officer 143, Treas- urer: Dragon 143 : Executive Departments 133: Football 18, 43: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Spanish Club 143, President: Student Council 12, 3, 43. THOMPSON, DONALD Don THOMPSON, RICHARD Q Dick Band 12, 3, 43: Carnival 133: Orchestra 143: Spanish Club 123: Student Council 133- TOAL, LOYIS Cuddles A Cappella Choir 13, 43: Chorus 12, 33: Girls' Club 143: Latin Club 123: Spanish Club 143. TOYER, WARREN Warren Baseball 12, 43: LatinlCluh 123: Nunc et Tunc 123. TRIDICO, CAROLINE Konky Band 123: Basketball 13, 43: Stenogra- phers' Club 143. TUCKER. NEIL Speedy Hi-Y 123, President. I. UTLEY, ESTHER Es Chorus 133: Dramatic Club 13, 43: Ger- man Club 543: Latin Club 123: Leaders' Club 18, 43: Spanish Club 123. VAN TASSEL, LLOYD Fritz Carnival 123. VELEY, ELOISE Eloise Latin Club 12, 33. VESCIO, ANTHONY Tony Assembly Plays 143: Basketball 13, 43: Boys' A. A. 13, 43: Commencement Usher 133: Dragonetie 143: Dramatic Club 13, 43: Executive Departments 143: Stenog- raphers' Club 143: Student Council 143. 1896 1946 CONGRA TU LA TI ONS to the CLASS of 1946 We congratulate you on your achievement. It marks an important event in your life. 1946 is also an important time in the life of lN'Ietzger-Wright's as it is our 50th Anniversary of being a department store in Warren. It is a time of beginning for both of us, you into a new life and us into a bigger, fuller life as part of Warren's busi- ness world. In 50 years more when you have your 50th Anniversary we hope to be still . . . Y SELLING MERCTHANDISE THAT WON!T COME BACK To CUSTOMERS THAT VVILL METZGER-WRIGHT'S 148 ----- -----K f - -- ------ - 5: :E 4 4, Warren 2' QE Auiobocly Repalr 44 Chamber of : :g Co 4 4, ' Cor. Penna. Ave., E., and Park Street , EE EE - :g 1: COLLISION SERVICE 'I 1, Y , Rooms 310-312 27521 5134: rain ox 4 4 WVarren Bank Sc Trust Co. 'E 4E GLASS DUCO TOPS . I P I, Bulldmg 1 gl TIRE ALIGNMENT I warren, Pa. , ig FRAME STRAIGHTENING 4: 'g P U 3 .L Why Not Try KRESGE'S MODERN LUNCH COUNTER LUNCHES SANDWICHES DESSERTS O S. S. KRESGE CO. 149 You have been a credit to your school . . may you be just as great a credit to your nation The Warren High School Student Council 150 SENIOR AcTiv1T1Es- qcominuedy WALLER, JOSEPH Joe Boys' A. A. 12, 41: Carnival 12, 31: Foot. ball 12. 415 Spanish Club 121, Secretary. WALTERS, JEAN Jean Basketball 141: Girls' Club 141: Leaders' Club 141: Stenographers' Club 141. WARD, JOHN Johnny Boys' A. A. 141: Carnival 141: Football 141: German Club 12, 81: Gym Team 121. WEILACHER, LORETTA MAE Toots Latin Club 12, 8, 41. WENDELBOE, JOAN Windy Assembly Plays 121: Carnival 12, 31: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41 : Evening of Plays 121: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Leaders' Club 13, 41: Nunc et Tum: 121: Orchestra 12, 8, 41: Stenographers' Club 141. WHITE, DONALD Don Band 12, 3, 41, President 141: Baseball 121: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41 : Carnival 12, 3, 41: Class Officer 131, Co-President: Com- mencement Usher 131: Dragon 12, 41: Football 12, 3, 41: German Club 18, 41, President 141 : Junior Play 131 : Latin Club 121: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Student Council 12, 3, 41, Vice-President 131. WHITE, GRETCHEN Red Stenographers' Club 141. WILDER, DUANE Diz Basketball 12, 3, 41: Boys' A. A. 141: Candy Salesman 121: Carnival 121: Com- mencement Usher 131: Dragon 12, 31: Dragonette 131: Dramatic Club 13, 41, President 141: Student Council 12, 3, 41. WILLIAMS, BENNY Ben Baseball 121: Basketball 121: Boys' A. A. 121: Football 121: Gym Team 121: Latin Club 121. WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA Ginny Stenographers' Club 141. WOOD. EDWARD Ed Band 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 31: Basket- ball 121: Carnival 13, 41: Class Odicer 141: Orchestra 13, 41: Student Council 141. WYKOFF, JAMES Pede Carnival 121: Dramatic Club 131. YEAGER, WILLIAM Bill A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Assembly Plays 12, 31: Band 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 3, 41: Commencement Usher 131: Dragon 141: Dramatic Club 131: Executive Depart- ments 141: German Club 12, 81: Student Council 141. YORK, JOYCE Posey Leaders' Club 141: Stenographers' Club 141- WANTED God give us men. The time demands Strong minds, great hearts, true faith, and willing handsg llien whom the lust of office does not killg llflen whom the spoils of office cannot buyg llfien who possess opinions and a willg Men who have honorg men who will not lieg Men who can stand before a demagogue And dam his treacherous Hatteries without winkingg Tall men, sun-crowned, who live above the fog In public duty and in private thinking. - by JOSIAH GILBERT HOLLAND I Courtesy of BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS School District of Warren Borough 152 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 Creed A. Erickson Insurance Gifrx That dre Different Befhel Book Shop Mas. V. D. Smrm, Ouuner 308 E. Main St. Youngsville, Pa. Religious Pic. and Plaques Books and Bibles Greeting Cards and YVrapping Stationery lllexican Art Krafts CQMPLIMENTS OF The Lions Club f::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 Mullen Drug Co. The Rexull Store o VVarren's Leading Drug Store 0 PHONE -I-67 Harry R. Lewis Company VVARREN, PENNSYLVANIA Specializing in fha Petroleum Ilulustries The Stokes Studio ' FINE PORTRAITS ' ' COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 0 Everett A. Stoke Phone 922 312 Second Avenue 154 Fx::::::::::::::::fxx:xi:x:::::::::: :::x:::::x:x:TI 32 Masterson Transfer Co. ri s - 55 g mann E X 55 52 IHUCIHKB Q fx, gg . , ,, EE I EE Phone, Warren, Pa.. 35 55 COMPLETE TRANSFER SERVICE 11 pee::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.s Row I - 1. Bill Blair employing the H. P. system Ihunt Sz pnnch.J 2. Fifteen for the team! 3. Wait- ing for the brain factory to open. Row Il- 1. Heading home after a hard VU day's work. 2. Our efiicient traffic system in evidence. Row Ill-1. Are they really working? 2. We haven't Ggured this one out either. 3. Hampson on n narrow bridge. COJIIPLIJIIIENTS OF The Youngsville Na+ional Bank Youngsville, Pa. . Illember of F. D. I. C. f--v -vv-v-vv-v---- vv v' Nor+h Warren Feed and Supply Co. Poultry and Animal Feed Seeds and Fertilizer Paints, Glass, and Building Rlaterial PHONEIMZ North VVarren, Pa. Cochran Barber Shop Under Warren National Bank FOUR CHAIRS Prompt Service rv--- .v.v...-v -vv---- - ---- U Quality First - Service Always Victor H. Offerle Florist 18 Hertzel Street PHONE 444- VVarren, Pa. Qqmeucamkufz . . . is an unfailing love of countryg loyalty to its institutions and idealsg eagerness to defend it against all enemiesg undivided allegiance to the Hagg and 'a desire to secure the blessings of lib- erty to ourselves and posterity. O C Oil! PLI JM EN TS OF Loten Dinsmoor - Fred Schwing Post No. 631 Veterans of Foreign Wars 157 COIIJPLLMEN TS OF The Savoy Cafe 219 Liberty Street Phone 9856 Warren, Pa : ::::: :::: .v-:::: C OM PLI .M EN TS OF Barnhart-Davis Co. 158 Row I-1. Mr. Reddecliif in a typical pose. 2. This one was posed!!! 8. 2x2--4, Miss Glasser. Row ll- 1. Our Dragon Band lMr. Summers and his hot licksl. 2. This is fine so fan. Where is the rest! 3. Will starvation set in before they get there? Row lll-1. Next fifty lines for tomorrow. 2. Relaxation during rehearsal. 3. Our versatile drum majorette. 4. Slaving for Miss Steinhoff? 55 Ross Sales 8: Service 5g RADIOS RECORDS APPLIANCES EE The Store of Tomorrow, Today If COMPLETE LINE OF COLUMBIA, DECCA, VICTOR RECORDS 11 jr WFL DRUMS, ETC. :g EE Visit Collector? Corner, Come in and Browse 338-40 Perma. Ave., W. Phone 3058 af::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'::::::::.-:::::::::3 159 CO1UPLI1llENTS OF Keysfone Garage 706 Penna. Ave., W. VVarren, Pa. FORD CARS FORD TRUCKS FORD SERVICE GENUINE FORD PARTS Pennzoil Gas Oil and Grease COJIAI PLI Ill EN TS OF O FU RNITQEE Juli You've tried the rest, now try to best 31 Pennsylvania Avenue, East PHONE 781 160 Temple+on Funeral Home RUSSELL W. TERIPLETON Corner Prospect and Madison Ave. Call 2130 Expert Ambulance Service Lady Afltendant A modern service for VVarren and vicinity conveniently located an YVarren's East Side COJVIPLUWENTS OF R. G. Dawson Co. Corner Liberty and Penne. Ave. VVarren, Pa. A:o::::::: -::::::::, ::- f:::::::::: -AA---- :::: COJIPLMWEN TS OF Conway's Barber Shop Under VVarren Bank Sz Trust COJIJPLIIWENTS OF Frances' Lunch . North VVarren COJMPLIJWENTS OF Nine-O Garage 206 Penna. Ave., E. Neal Plumbing Building Scientiic VVheel Aligning Frame and Axle Straightening VVheel Balancing 24 Hour AAA Service PHONE N --------------------------J r- -------v-.------ ----- - --- W. M. HILL YV. F. BENNETT Co. I Insurance of Every Kind Nationally Known Financially Strong Companies 0 205-6 VVarren Bank and Trust Co. PHONE 1475 RADIO is our business BesseH' Radio Shop 112 Penna. Ave., E. 0 PHONE 3046 COII-IPLIIIIENTS OF Donald B. Smi+l1 DRUGS r and SODA FOUNTAIN 215 Penna. Ave., E. VVarren, Pa. Why do they call Mr. Beckwith a gentleman farmer ? He only raises his hat! 02 'Q1i Harris: Look, Professor Vou really ou ht to et married and settle down. - . . . . , ' , ' g g lylarrlage is an institution you know.' k 9 . Noecker: I'm not quite ready for an institution. Thanks. lXTy girl thinks l'm a wit. Well, she's half right. SWE lX-Iy wife tells me I talk in my sleep. Doctor, what shall I doim Nothing that you shouldn't. OSQPAE See here, Louis, complained Miss Steinhoff, why don't you get to school on time ? VVell, it's like this. You've drilled me so much about never watching the clock here at school that I've lost the habit of watching it at home. 0 Hill: At last l've been promised a part in that new play. Hampson: 'iFinel VVhat is it? Hillzj l'm to play the part of a man who has been married forty years. Hampson: Too bad you didn't get a speaking partf, 05901 What advantages do pajamas have over an old-fashioned nightgown ? Don't know. l've never worn pajamas over an old-fashioned nightgownf' SWK I can't understand why that girl is so popular with the men. She doesn't sing or play the pianog nor is she a brilliant talkerf' lX'Iaybe that's the reason. SWE I enjoy watching a cat fight, don't you? Yeah, they're right down my alley. 163 i,,:: :::, :::-K g::: - -::::::::::: A - -::::::e:: 4, ju 4 4 4: gg 1, Jean Carol ig P 4 4 4, 4, I :E COIIJPLLMENTS OF 4 4 4 '4 1, Il 231 Liberty Street l 4 4, lr l, ll 'l o l' 4' VVe cover the millinery theme 4: 11 ll for spring and summer with 1+ 'P ll 1' every version of the mode 4: 1' 4: 4: interpreted with quality 4, 4: :n 1, detailing 4, l r , 4, :P In ,I 1, ,E 4 GAGE, DOBBS 4, 4, 918 Fourth Ave. :. and I l 3, Eg 1, HATS lf 4 p I I il PHONE 1140 1: 4, ' lg 4: :I in All popular Styles . . . All new colors 1: 4: 4: All Head Sizes 21 to 24 x :, . 4 p ll 'l ll 1+ 4,-:::: :::::: -:::::::::::,, 4,,:::-::::::::::::::::: ::::4 Community Consumer Discount Company Money to Loan sxS5TR'4z63Zp Economical Financing for Every 'Purpose int. of Time PaYm9I1t in Amounts from ii I P111'ChaSeS S10 to S1000 Autos, Stoves, Electrical Appliances Pennsylvania Avenue at Hickory Street, Warren. Pa. 164 PA NORAMIC VIEW OF NATIONAL FORGE AND ORDNANCE COMPANY 165 -::::::: -1 P 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 Yours is the distinction of graduation in a world at Peace for the first time in many years. And yours, also, is the responsibility of applying much of what you have learned in the high school years to the maintenance of that Peace in the years ahead. The priceless heritagei of yo'iir schooling is aniawareness of the American Way of Life. For that reason, may your life- time careers unfold pleasantly and profitably through your own efforts to sustain and secure the American concepts of fair play, free enterprise and progressive attainment. ' National Forge 8: Ordnance C o m p a ny Irvine, lVarren County, Pa. Y: l 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'P 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I l 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 166 v::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -::::::::::::::::::::::-4 4, 4, I, 4, 4, '4 4, 'p It 54 1: COll'fPLIfi-fE1VTS OF 4 I :E . :E '4 'P 4 Clair J. Beyer :: 41 :I 4, 4, Ig Phone 2284 I: it 54 in 'I 4 4 41 . 4: 4, 4, II 12 :g CONTRACTING 1: 4, 4, 4, 4, EE 5? 4, 4, 4,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J Row I- 1. Miss Finley imparts a bit of knowledge of the Civil War. 2. Bet you can't recognize any- body! 8. Mr. Massa demonstrates to Colter. Row Il ---1. Kabot smiles after breaking his ankle! 2. Waiting their turn to show off. 3. A very unusual shot of the A Cappella Choir. 167 COIHPLIIMEN TS UF G. G. Green Manufaciuring Corporarion I MARK OF v QUALITY I 1-I-08 Pennsylvania Avenue, VVest, YVarren, Pa. wE INVITE HONOR STUDENTS T0 APPLY FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS Other G. G. Greene Enterprises - PENNWOOD PRODUCTS, INC. 1209 Fourth Avenue VVarren, Penna. G. G. GREENE, INCORPORATED 1209 Fourth Avenue War1'en, Penna. G G G METAL STAMPING COMPANY, INC. Starbrick, XN,Zl1'l'C1'l County, Pa. 168 Candyland Cheronis Bros. o CANDY 'E LUNCHES Our Own Make Ice Cream 0 Warren, Pa. Re-elect Dr. L. E. Chapman STATE SENATOR BUY YOUR SMART JUNIOR DRESSES at Davidson'Company 336 Penna. Ave., VV. .p---- COJIIPLIJIIENTS OF Carbon's Gulf Service 1515 Penna. Ave., VV. PHONE 9701 Hammond -Iron Works Wmen, PennSy1va.1ia O STEEL TANKS STEEL PLATE CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL TRAINING OVER FOUR HUNDRED COURSES OFFERED If you cannot further your education by going to College . . . look into the facilities of the VVORLITS LARGEST CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, who have provided home study courses for more than 5,000,000 persons in the past fifty-four years. These are the same courses that were also used by G. l.'s studying through the U. S. Armed Forces Institute, the Marine Corps Institute, The Maritime Service and the Air Forces Institute. ' International Correspondence SCRANTON, PENNA. L. E. joHNsEN, local representative PHONE 3126 +07 VVest St. YVarren, Pa. 170 Beckwith: How many natural magnets are there P Farrel: Three. Beckwith: Name them. Farrel: Blondes, brunettes, and redheads. SWE Half: Why did the lndian take a shot-gun to the St. Lawrence River? VVit: To shoot the rapids. 0551 I'm going to see my Uncle Bumble Bee. VVhy do they call him that? Because everyone who touches him gets stung. Uiwi Brown: Drive carefully, Bob, or you'll end up in the Police Station. Gibb: That's all right in a pinch. Why are you writing that letter so slowlyf, U lt's to my uncle and he canlt read very fast. GSW? Dave Hamilton: YVas l lucky! l just got this turkey for running. Brown: Whom did you beat ? Hamilton: The butcher and two policemen. CSE A joker who haunts lllonticello ls really a terrible fellow, In the midst of caresses He fills ladies' dresses With garter snakes, ice cubes, and Jell-O. 491 Lady: Do those tattoo marks wash off when you take a bath ? Sailor: I don't know. l've had them only eight years. SWK Gray: I was named June for my aunt. VVhy where you named Bill? Hesch: Because l cam along at the first of the month. 171 COZIIPLIIWENTS OF The La Vogue Beaufy Keysfone Sheei' Salon Me+al Shop for the NEYVEST AND LATEST o in I HAIR STYLES MRS. PHIL SAGLIMBIENE ' Proprietor PHONE 1009 I Mack S Games Books Gifts HEADQUARTERS FOR NEWS School and Ofiice Supplies KIAGAZINES CIGARS - ' 1 ' TOBACCO Stationery Specia ties CIGARETTES SIX-'IOKER'S SUPPLIES CONFECTIONS ' SCHOOL SUPPLIES KODAK FILM SHEET MUSIC- Hunting and Fishing Equipment Supplies 346 Penna. Ave., W. PHONE 2921 v-----4------v::: :::: Ben Kinnear 225 Liberty St. PHONE: Warren 2510 COIIIPLHI-IENTS OF E. H. Ley INSURANCE I 410 Warren National Bank Building Charles M. Farrell Rlodern Floor Coverings 122 Penna. Ave., YV. COMPLIMEZNVTS OF GoHo's WHOLESALE Fruit and Produce 9 vv.vv - - ..--v...-----v---- - I CHRYSLER PLYINIOUTH Our Sth Year of FLUID DRIVE Sales and e Service C. A. Hubbard' Molor Sales 710 Penna. Ave., East WVarren, Pa. YOU'LL ENJOY STOPPING at the Mo+or Lighfhouse COITIPLHIIENTS OF The Nor1'l1 Warren Civic Club 174 CLARISSIMIS MODIS EI' GPTIMIS EMPTIS EMETEAD O I ' u .,,', l,l,l ' :xH Vx: 'x 1, 1, 11 I' GAS and ELECTRIC 15 j WELDING 5' TI P and 1, General llachine Work 13 gf COIMPLIJMENTS OF . 35 EF 'P 'P , 'P tl 1, 4 BeHs Machine :E 3' . Shop 5 5: A Friend I P ly P 'P 1800 Penna. Ave., NV. I: 1: 1, , VVarren, Pa. 1 Q: 1: P - :xl Lx, xx- 175 Keepsake Diamonds WATCHES JEWELRY Expert Repairing o Mrs. C. A. Nichols 217 Hickory St. Opp. New Process F. E. Redding Wm. J. Mcln+yre Real Estate . Woolxxforth Building WILSON Sporting Goods o HI! Pays io Playu Ygicflgfls -- ----J CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS of 1946 from The Nui' Shop FOUNTAIN SERVICE DON UTS COFFEE POTATO CHIPS ICE CREAM and CARMEL CORN H1.T31l29.l5 aw sanpm, ary 3.l311!f1U 0 'ed KUSJJEIXX Aeuued 'Q T COIMPLIAIENTS OF The Solar Elec+ric Co. Nlanufacturers of INCANDESCENT LANIPS S. H. Rasmussen PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR 25 Brook St. Yvarren, Pa. PHONE 341 Soulln Side Cash Merkel 102 St. Clair St. PHONE 149 QUALITY MEATS Branded Steer Beef Only Bird's Eye Frosted Foods OUR MOTTO: Cleanliness Free Delivery Service Besi' Wishes 'ro 'Hwe -Elan af 1946 QB 1 1 Warren School Music Boos+ers Associa1'ion ' 18 COMPLIIMENTS OF Alexander Rashid Co. Department Store O 104 Liberty St. Warren, Pa. ::::::J I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I .I The Best of Luck to the CLASS of 1946 Wm. R. Simonsen Agency 822 Penna. Ave., E. YVhen You Buy Insurance putitupmbill 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I :I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I ' 'I 'I I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS MACK TRUCKS C. C. Smi+h Co.. Inc. PHONE 2700 C 0114 PLI Ill EN TS OF Warren Rofary Club X Here ,v the tip-off, Bub - ,I ff, fr' f C Y Groovy guys are buying their X s u Gl'RdUHtl0n duds at Pr1ntz's . . W X , they re way ahead of the mob. G PRlNTZ'S WVarren, Pa. COM PLIAI ENTS OF Pennsylvania Gas Company The Ideal Fuel 180 S+ein's Exclusive Agency for ' CAROLE KING JUNIORS FOR DRESS and SPORT DESIGNED ESPECIALLY for YOU 'I ---AA- AAA--A------------4 SODA FOUNTAIN and LUNCHEONETTE The United CigarS+ore NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES Corner of Liberty and Second Q-:::::- - :ee ::::::::::::::- fu I Tiny Gift Shop nS77Zl1l'l fewelryj' Swedish Cosmetics . . . and creme perfume - Glass, Pottery and Pictures, for VVedding Gifts - I Buy nationally advertised giftware -- at popular prices CAREY ROOFING Again We are ready with expert work- men anu the finest in materials to take care of any roofing problem you may have. CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATE Carey Asbestos Siding and Carey Brick Siding. Let us show you how cheaply you can have a fine lsiding job. Youngsville - Phone 32211 WVarren - Phone 2283-J' Walter Hardware Co. Youngsville, Pa. C OJIPL11WEN'1'S UI Seneca Lumber and Supply Co COAIPLIIHENTS OF Clarence O. Swanson Q PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 182 POOL BILLIARDS Try Pool for Recreation COIWPLIJMENTS OF Warren Billiard Academy 223 Perma. Ave., VV. - VVarren, Pa. COIIIPLIJUEN TS OF Wes+ern Au+o Associa+e Sfore O HOME OVVNED by Ross and Godfrey 227 Liberty St. XVarren, Pa. BeHy Lee o Warren's Store for Smart Young VVomen GOMPUMENTS or The Bi e k a rc k Music House O RECORDS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PHONE 54 Besf Wishes +o +l1e Class of I946 S+ru+l1ers Wells Corporafion 184 - ......,,...,.. ------7 Q- ------ vv 1, It :Q ' P Warren l ' W'll'ams o ll ll I I Dry Cleaning 'L I1 ln 4 4 0 Company 1, gi School of Dancing lu 'r . 227 Penna. Ave., VV. Insured :r in ' 1 l llloth Proof ClCZlI1lIlg 1+ 4, 0 on Woolens 52 I n jr :I Class or private instructxon for chal- at no extra cost 4' 4' , ' , 4: dren and adults ln ballet, tap, Jliazn 0,ml.'L'.' 1, 1, b , l ll I 1507 Puma. Ave., E. 4 , aclo atlc, wa room, wa tz, Brand! store: EI 4: fox-trot, baton twirling Penna. Ave. and Market St. 1' :I ll PHONE 3074 Warren, Pa. 4: 4 - ...-........... mu--- Warren Counly News W J T N 1240 on your Dial .........,.,...,............,.,.,..,..,.............,.,...........,..... Blue Network LOCAL 'NEWS 1VIonday thru Saturday .........,..,,....,.....................,.............,.............. 1:15 P. NI. ROUNDUP OF WEEK'S NEWS Sunday., ............ ,... . , ........,.,..............,.........,.........,..,.,.................................... 1:00 P. RI. E ' ' YOUR KEYSTONE SPORTS REVIEW Sunday ...............,..........................,.............,........,........ ,....,,..........,..,.......... 1 2:30 P. RI. STAY TUNED TO THE BLUE NETXVORK VV J T N JAMESTOXVN 185 COIlffPL1flffENTS OF Texas Lunch O 212-21+ Penna. Ave., West YVarren, Penna. PHONE 429 If there 'were no diyj'iculIies flll?7'63'LUOll1d be no Ir1f1unplz.v P o COJIJPLIAAIENTS OF Wes'r Penn Oil Company VVa1'ren, Pa. Marketers of Petroleum Products 186 COJWPLIIWEN TS OF The Food Lockers COMPLIMENTS OF C. C. Winans INSURANCE PHONE 3090 270 Liberty St. 9 -.., ...... LATEST STYLES SUM M ER F OOTVVEAR Reasonably Priced Good Luck to Class of 1946 Les+er Shoe Co COZLIPLIIVIEN TS OF WAKRREN dui-if' ygfifihggswrmF5212 IEFQ' W -'1 if .-rg . -Y--fr, -.1 Q5 -EIS: rf ff 4 V4 ,fi Ei-ml '.,.-151-if :GTE mis Warren Gear Manu'Fac:+uring Co 138 Hahn menit Wfe wish to express our sincere thanks to all those who have aided in the publication of this, our football issue. VVe are especially indebted to Barbara Nichols, the senior editor, who was ever present in the time of need. The patience and understanding of our advisers, llfliss Hurd, lN'Ir. Young, and lX'Ir. Bathurst, were unlimited, as was proven time and time again throughout the year. VVe are grateful to hir. lliorse of the lXIorse En- graving Company, to llflr. llflohr of the lllohr Printery, to all of the members of the Dragon Staff, and to the stu- dent body for their interest, assistance and patronage BARBARA BENSON, Editor-in-Chief, MARCIA JOHNSON, Associate Editor DAVID LEIDIG, Associate Editor BEST WISHES tothe t CLASS 01 Jo Blomquisi Furniture Co. 189 C5110 DFQAGQN Of 1946 O Ekecuted by THE MGHR PRINTERY 190 FUN EXERCISE Arcade Recreation T HAD LAVVSON, Prop. Try Bowling for Your Hea1th's Sake 0 237 Penna. Ave., VV. VVarren, Pa. -' 'nr ilfif ff 11 . iq, I ' Ba ker's Cleaning . . Pressing . . Repairing 211 Third Avenue VVarren, Pa. One of the greatest aids to success in life is a good appearance. Let us take good care of your wardrobe. 191 1T:::::::: - - -::::: - -:::: - -: C OZWPLI JM EN TS OF W. A. Alexander 8: Son INSURANCE SINCE 1864 561. ,, . -2214 xi 'w .E 'Lv- 1 fee s , vtigf i fp g X 'fflj .-vi of 1 .-.Ji l 55. it ,, Wim. ' ' -I-. EASY To have the SCFT things in life JUST Pound the hard things soft o Lutz Funeral Home Wm. E. Lutz XNYZIITCD, Pa. CUIIIPLIMENTS OF Sylvania Eledric: Procluc:'rs. Inc WELD AND WIRE DIVISION XVHTICH, Pa. O lWarketer.r of Uforld Famous Radio Tubes 192 Y Geracimos GOOD FOOD 41 A--A ----- --A---4 lVhere Quality Alfflx Quantity Joe's Fruii' Markei' 129 Penna. Ave., W. Warren. Pa. 0 Pylzolemle and Retail VVe Deliver Phone 3020 VVE CARRY ONLY QUALITY GOODS MENS, Top Coats Shirts Suits Hats Ties I J. A. Johnson 346 Penna. Afve., W. C0114 PLI Ill EN TS OF A. C. Kirberger and Son THE UNITED REFINING COMPANY AND EMBLEM OIL COMPANY WISH THE CLASS OF 1946 THE FULLEST MEASURE OF SUCCESS 0 A Vffqli e n L I O' G A S I N E :Z 194 George M. Irvin GROCERIES ' MEATS ' CONFECTIONS SPORTING GOODS 4-01 Conewango Ave. x VVarren, Pa. . I' ig!! VI 'f0RY! EIUIIITED EFF 'RI 'FqINDiVIIDUAL SERVICE M O Warren Kiwanis Club COZl'ifPLI11-IEN TS OF Cooperafive G. L. F. Farm Supplies, Inc. Lexington and Parker Street W'arren, Pa. VV. LEVVIS R. W. LEWIS G H U G - C H U G NEVER A DULL MOMENT AT LEWIS MARKET ' PROFESSIONAL SAUSAGE MANUFACTURERS LEWIS CATERING SERVICE NO JOB TOO LARGE-NO JOB TOO FAR Turkeys U70 Raise Our 01011 CONSOLIDATED TURKEY FARM LOCATED ON THE mc FOUR COME UP AND SEE US SOMETIME 196 You will enjoy shopping Ill' Hoagvall Hardware Company 0 East Side 1--v-- - ..... - ------- Hulfman 8: Son CUSTOM TAILORS Dry Cleaning and Pressing o Bell Phone 1688 '1 41 41 41 41 41 1 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 1 41 41 1 1 41 1 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 - --.1 COMPLIAJEN TS OF Eas'I' Side Business Boosiers All llflerchants Between Hertzel and Crescent Streets As in the PAST, So in the PRESENT, HOFF insures YOU A better FUTURE The Hoff Business College 224 Penna. Ave., W. VVarren, Pa. PHONE 527 '7 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 fl 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 'P 41 41 41 41 I 1 41 41 41 41 J P 41 :::x:::::::::::::x::T Txx :::::::: A A '::::':::' ii II :n 4, 5, if B. 8: B. Smoke Shop '1 'r 0 I 1, Blue 8: Whl+e :E 1, 5: 5: - I Res+auran+ :g gf 1, 1, 1 1, i 1: Fountain Service 4, 1, ' ,Q Newspapers E1 Eg M agazines 211 Liberty Street Tobacco 'F 41 11 1, Candy EE 1' 1, 1, SUCCESS is not final, and D, ,lx in FA IL URE -1-r- ., ' il l , qbzz A U is not fatal . . lbiq ,i.,. Q 1 T1'S COURA GE i '- ' that counts! VVARREN'S POPULAR FAMILY SHOE STORE ! 5001 sump 542 PENNSYLVANIA AvE.w. 198 MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR Levi Epsfein 8: Sons 410 Penna. Ave., W. COZIIPLIFIIENTS OF Carver Ho'rel, Inc A-- ----,, .... B8cE Chevrolei' Co. 413 Penna. Ave., E. 0 Service and Repairs A11 Makes Cars and Trucks Chefvrolel for Eronomical Transporintion COJUIJLIHLEN TS OF Louis Chimen+i's Barber Shop o Try Our G. I. SPECIAL To the Elm of 1946 Good Lucie and Best Wishes William F. Crosseii Inc.. 200 ---- -----, -A ------ --- A-- 7 f -vv---v - v v ov v v - 4, I: It ig E BUICK COIVIPLIMENTS OF +I 5, I :I GMC P I I1 P 1, II ' 'P ll 1, Commonweal+h fl Qt 1: .1 Annex Garage.lnc 4, 4' I u 11 Market Street 5 ' PHONE 719 1' 'I 'I I: II I' xx. .L,,,- ,, Kofod Sfudio PORTRAITS AND COMME'RCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Across from Kfunicipzll Building -:::.p::: Y A 201 Borg S+uclio PHOTOGRAPHS BaIdwin's Jewelry Shop CLUB JEWELRY FIFTH FLOOR VVa1'ren Bank and Trust Co. COMPLETE SELECTION VICTOR AND COLUMBIA RECORDS Q I . B eckley 'Por the Best in Anything Electrical 202 LET US PICTURE YOUR PRODUCTS TO THE WORLD MARKETS IN A MANNER THAT WILL BRING PROFIT AND PRESTIGE TO YOU MMM Z ' eampanq ARTISTS AND ENGRAVERS Jamestown, N. Y. INIAKERS OF ILLUSTRATIONS AND PRINTING PLATES - ALSO DECORATIVE METAL ETCHINGS, STENCILS, NAME PLATES, ETC. SELL IT AND TELL IT IVITH PICTURESU :::: - :::-, 203 AlIl'llliIl14I'IlS 204 4 W R w A ! I r sf fix iw? A gf: 5' ws. 4 1 1 . 4 -vw Af-1 A . 1 .ww X ' , , .. ,,,,-, V V V1 A ,,- 4 fjlf gwgt? ,xi S M QSM? . s. J ' 1 Q 1 1' . -,f . f-jpg., 2 I. , V , wf y Q Q Q.-M ' . ' 'Lita ,xv 5'4 4' 'V A f ' . 'V A ' L 4 if:fP,,.. , df ,, , , ,,..f f - f fi A ' 4 1,A ' 'K g5:gEnQ,g,S'fw. J xv E A ,xv 'L iv: N ' 4 - .5 ' . . W- . 1 2553, X hx , NH 5: :V '3 X x' '!5.lsfm'4f F' S DSW quail.. ' We-XUN .Q Ng F. fm. was K- X - 1 Q f- . Ag maj E A A - - x gs .fl 'm A .4 , f fx 'g , X -' X , Q ' , an ,,, K U lx 7,15 F -A I- K, bi' I n ln. 1 ng' 'nf N H' I ' Jw ai f Mi W M 'lf A ui 442' Q ' .Ek . K . y K f .WV K Ffa A X F .1 fl! 'D .