Warren G Harding High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1934 volume:

H IJ llBl2ll '-ff s A v ' 9 'G , M , .. ff 1 . . 1 2.1 Ja-.'.f5:'.,:w. , . :1'+2.Q4-5 , zo :fix-' -Q.-1' 1'- : 1-' yi 511.1-5247 r ' . WA, 'bgfffj ef' 1 iff. ,f 4963-Q1'jg2E I -. .1 .' N-,, .5 v .55.-1 xi . .4 , If 1.-,, at F -,'r,-, . 1-v , ,. -- .- .'--mf., ,9-,,., -., -, ' . , n ff .qi '.. ,f 15,ff4'.:l N-T1 xr HN ff - V 'f'--'nh 'I ':: rf - l , K . f J il f -M If THE ECHCDES C4555 Published by the SENIQR CLASSES QE WARREN Gr. HARDING SENIQR HIGH SCHGQL Warren, Chic FCDREWGRD llay this book ever prove to be a valued and treasured volume in your library of memories. DEDICQTIGN In deepest appreciation for his kind- liness and willingness to cooperate in all our activities and for his earnest endeavors to further our every inter- est, this volume is dedicated to our Dean of Boys, O. A. Lovett. JEAN WORK AVERY PHILLIS Editors ORVILLE WILSON DAVID BISHOP Bzzsiwixv fllanagers SIGMUND XV.-is BEN ATKINSON Jr! Editors EDITORS NOTE Earl Derr Biggers, famous son of XVarren, engineered the first publica- tion of XVarren High School. ln l902-'03, HThe Cauldron , a lit- erary magazine, was edited by a stahf of seven members of the class of 1903. Six issues, each numbering twenty- five pages, appeared during the year. Apparently, only one member of the class had literary aspirations, for the majority of the stories and articles were contributed by its editor. HDMINISTRATIQN The ECHOES H. B. '1xURNER, SllPF!'iIlff'lIll6'lIf L. O. XVURTEMBERGER, Direrlor of Sfl1f,f,!y AI.-XBEL C. WOLFE. f'fz'rk-T1'er1s11rw' Lvx N B. DAANA BCDARD GF EDUCATICDN JOHN XV. HL'GHES. President AI.-XRIE :YEAL BI.-XRTIX. The Presidenf HOBIER C. ROBINS A. H. TROXEL Pagf Six MILTCN MOLLENKCDPF Principal P S The ECHOES JEANNICTTE RISDON Dean nf Girly O. A. LOYIQTT Dean of Boys Row Row Row Row Row Row six-G. F. Henry, VV. P. Sullivan, C. F. Corlett, K. L. Kraker, WV. S. Garrett, M. F. Cooley, L. C. Hatfield, D. B. Lafferty. live-O. A. Lovett, H. H. Alden, H. C. VVagner, P. F. Hill, G. E. Niokel, H. H. Hetzler, H. L. Cowden, C. H. Carleton. M. Chalker, G. Lynn, G. VV. Backus, R. B. VVheeler, M. N. Fitzgerald, C, K. VVebh, K. T. McCurdy, R. Van Metre, E. Paddack. VV. VVaters, L. Sacha, R. D. Arndt, M. A. Dennison. three-A. K. Bowen, E. Boley, H. M. Ridgley, A. I. Barrick, F. Newton, C. VVhitcomb, VV. VVaters, L. Sacha, R. D. Arndt, M. A. Dennison. two-M. E. Hihler, G. Crawford, D. Nl. Yost, E. Van VVinkle, E. L. Kaufman, D. YV. Malmsberry, M. Gates, O. M. Hisey, M. O'Rourke, J. Risdon. four-A. one-R. Glass, IW. Mollenkopf, R. M. Crawford, H. C. Hulme, R. T. Daily, VV. B. Gass, J. T. Yost. NOT IN PICTURE M. Eaton, VV. Hemphill, J. G. Hickox, I. E. Massar, A. M. Porter, C. F. Scheig, G. Kerr, L. Porea. THE FACULTY Pagff Eigflzf CLASSES A The ECI-ICES CHARLES YOXTHEIMER GER.ALD TITUS KIALQUEEN ELLIS 12B Class IZA Class IZA Class UQFIPII B. ZIIUBIYSDII llB Class LORRAIN REDWVINE 10A Class IN MEMORIAM Page Tfn SENIQRS The ECI-IOES EDITH M, PADDACK Sponsor KEN NETH L. KRAKER Sjmfzsor VVILLOITGHBY ATKINSON VVORK DAVIS BAILEY BAKER BANGERT BARBER BETZ BLAIR BOCK BODOR BON CORY BOVVERS BRANGHAM BRYANT BUSCHAGAN CHAMPLIN CHINNOCK COMMINOS COOPER COVETTA CROSS DeCATO SENIORS Page Tmcrlwf IQNUHRY CLASS BIOTTOZ Xiot fllilllff' but lou' aim is crinuf. FLOWER: Yellow Tm Kose. CJTTCK WILLOUGHBYT-President-Scientific4 And to his eyes, there was but H1eHEloved face on earth. Honor Society, Student Council, 1, Booster, 1, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, High Lights, 2, Monitor, 1, 3, Prom, Senior Play, Phi-Chem, 2, 3, Commencement. BEN ATKINSON--Vice President-Classical- Exceedingly well read. Booster, 3, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Aeneid, Bibliophiles, Vice President, 3, Phi-Chem, 2, 3, Civics, Prom, Echoes, Senior Play Committee, Honor Stu- dent, Senior Play, Honor Society, Commencement. JEAN VVORK-Secretary--Classical- Her head with wise thoughts laden. Honor Society, Student Council, 1, Booster, 1, Friendship, 2, 3, Aeneid, Bibliophiles, Vice President, 3, Orchestra, 3, Dramatic, 1, Glee, 1, 2, 3, High Lights, 1, 2, Prom, Echoes, Editor, Commencement. GOMER DAVIS-Treasurer-Classical-'AA mighty athlete he. Honor Society, Booster, 1, Lettermen, 1, Z, President, 3, Football, 1, 2, Captain, 3, Monitor, 1, 2, 3, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, 3, Prom, Echoes, Commencement. OJACK BAILEY-General- Care to our cotlin adds a nail, no doubt, and every grin so merry draws one out. Cortland, 1, Vice President of Class, 1, Football, 1, Lettermen, 2, 3, Track, 1, 2, 3. JOY BAKER-Scientific-'tThe joy of youth and health her eyes display. Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY BANGERT-Commercial- She rides no special hobby horse, for she does well in every course. Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Class Volleyball, 1, Class Basketball, 2, Class Baseball, 2. CLARICE BARBER-Classical-- A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. Friendship, 2, 3, French, Class Basketball, 2, Prom. OHENRY BETZ-Scientific- A gentleman and a scholar. Honor Society, Booster, 1, 2, Spanish, 2, Secre- tary, 3, Phi-Chem, 2, 3, High Life, 1, Echoes, Honor Student, Commencement. JEAN BLAIR-Classical-l'She comes from bonnie Scotland where the bluebells growfl Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, Z, Secretary, 3, Frolics, 3, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, French, Vice President, Dramatic, 1, Glee, 1, Sec- retary, 2, Prom, Echoes, Senior Play. HERBERT BOCK-Scientihc- l'll surprise you all some day. ANNA BODOR-Bookkeeping- She stood for simplicity and unaffected air. ORAYMOND BONCORY-General- The best of sports this man is known, a right good fellow we all own. Booster, 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, Civics. JEANETTE BOWERS-Commercial- A care-free lass with laughing eyes. Senior Prom. RUTH JANE BRANGHAM-Classical- Dance, laugh, and be merry, but be also innocent. Booster, 1, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Dramatic, 1. GILMAN BRYANT-Scientific- Not a word spake he more than was need. Phi-Chem, Z, Monitor, 2, Track, 1. OVIRGINIA BUSCHAGAN-Classical-l'She is a form of life and light. Aeneid, Phi-Chem, 2, Class Bas- ketball, 2. THEDA CHAMPLIN-Commercial- Little said is soonest mended. Friendship, 1, 2, Class Basketball, 1. MARY CHINNOCK--General- Silence never makes any blunders. MIKE COMMINOS-Commercial- No man was ever wise by chance. Monitor, 3. ODOROTHY COOPER-Commercial- Good tempered, kind, and free. Friendship, 3. VVILLIAM COVETTA-Vocational-- A man there is and will be. EVELYN CROSS--Classical- Her smile makes many friends. Booster, 3, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Spanish, 2, 3, Dramatic. 1, Class Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Prom, Senior Play Committee, Senior Play. AIMEE DQCATO-Commercial- Be gone, dull care, be gone from me, you and I will never agree. Friend- ship, 1. Page Tlzirlrfn The ECI-IOES DRENNEX ENSALL EXVALT EXVIXG FENTUN FINI FISCHER FIYALKO FRAZIER FRITZ GEAMAX GEXTITHES GILBERT GMUCS GOLON GORSE GRASS GREEN GREENSTEIN GROVES GROVES GRUMBLING GURMIN HARDMAN HA RKONEN HARLEY HARRIS HAYES SENIORS Pagz' 1 uurfNn JANUARY CLASS OMARION DRENNEN-Commercial- Culture is half way to heaven. Friendship, 3, Prom. EVELYN ENSALL-Commercial-'AA twittery, giggly, jolly girl. Glee, 1, 2, 3, Commencement. JEAN EWALT-Classical- I am not rash, but I have something in me dangerousfl Class Secretary, 1, Booster, 1, 2, Friendship, 1, 3, Cabinet, 2, Aeneid, French, Echoes, Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, Prom, Senior Assembly Committee. CLARE EWING-Voc5ional- A 'm?rry .heart ngketh a cheeriul countenangu Band, 12, 3. Z OELEANOR FENTON-Stenographic- Quiet, but she doesn't say all she knows. CATHERINE FINI-Scientific- Good nature and good sense must ever join. Class Basketball, 1, 2, Friendship, 2, French, Phi-Chem, 2. VIRGINIA FISCHER-Stenographic- Her friends are many. Friendship, 3, Prom, Senior Play. LEO FIYALKO-Vocational-'lThou hast no time for girls and fame, a diploma is thy aimfl OCHARLES FRAZIER-General- He's happy-go-lucky as can be. Frolics, 1, 2, Orchestra, 1, 2, Band Min- strel, 2, Band, 1, Vice President, 2, President, 3. EVELYN FRITZ-Commercial-l'True blue, clear through. JAMES GEAMAN-Classical- By the work one knows the Workman. Honor Society, Aeneid, Bibliophiles, 3, Phi-Chem, 2, 3. GEORGE GENTITHES--Classical- Like the waves of the mighty deep, never quiet unless sound asleep. Honor Society, Student Council, Treasurer, 2, President, 3, Frolics, 2, Booster, 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 3, Aeneid, Spanish, President, 3, Bibliophiles, President, 3, Dramatic, 3, Monitor, 3, Prom, Honor Student, Glee, Treas- urer, 1, 2, 3, Mocking Bird , A'Said Pasha , Senior Play: Commencement. CLOIS GILBERT-Scientific-- Deep brown eyes, running over with glee. Frolics, 2, Booster, 3, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, French, Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, Glee, 1, 2, 3, Class Basketball, 2, Class Volleyball, 2, Prom, Commence- ment. CATHERINE GMUCS-Commercial- Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Friendship, 3, Class Volleyball, l. JOE GOLON-Vocational- He keeps his knowledge. Football, 3. JOE GORSE-Vocational-HA likeable fellow in his way. OMARGARET GRASS-Classical- Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. HAROLD GREEN-Scientific-- They that govern the most, make the least noise. Honor Society, Student Council, 3, Spanish, 2, 3, Bihliophiles, 3, Phi-Chem, 2, 3, High Lights, 2, Civics, Monitor, 2, Prom, Honor Student, Senior Play, Commencement. YETTA GREENSTEIN-Classical- A woman's work, grave sirs, is never done. Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Aeneid, Dramatic, 2, High Lights, 2, Prom, Senior Play. HILL GROVES-Scientific- A man that blushes is not quite a brute. Phi-Chem, 2, Monitor, 3. OLEVVIS GROVES-Scientific- One of the most important things in life is to be a good sport. Lettermen, 2, Football, 1, Baseball, 2, Track, 1, Monitor, 1. MILT GRUMBLING-Commercial- A willing heart, a helping hand. Lettermen, 2, 3, Football, Manager, 1, 2, 3, Basketball and Track, Manager, 2, Baseball, Manager, 3.- BERTHA GURMIN-Commercial--,'To be merry best becomes her. Basketball, 1, Class Basketball, 1, Class Volleyball, 1, 2. VIRGINIA HARDMAN-Commercial- She's not a sinner nor a saint of the class, but just a nice little lass. Friendship, 1, 3. IVILJO HARKONEN-Scientific- A quiet chap who does his work and does not talk about it. French, Phi-Chem, 3. VVILLIAM HARLEY-Scientific- If music be the food of love, play on. Glee, 1, Monitor, 3, Prom. KATHERINE HARRIS-Stenographic- Her gay, laughing ways add merriment to every company. Friend- ship, 3, Volleyball, 1, Class Basketball, 2. VERA HAYES-Stenographic-A'Quiet and businesslikef' Friendship, 2, Glee, 2. Page Fifin-n The ECI-IQES HIXON HOGAN HRONCHECK HFSTON JONES KA1L KEGEL K1LPA'1'R1cK KING KING KLOSE KOOK L.-XTIMER L.-XXVREN CE LEXVIS LEXVIS LVCY IVIANIJREAN MANSELL MARIAN MASTERS MATHIESOX MAY MESSERSMITH IVIESSERSMITH MIDDLESTEAD MILLER MINER SENICRS Pnyw Sixtrrn IANUARY CLASS OLEDA MAE HIXON-Stenographic-A'Virtue alone is happinessf' Promg Senior Play. HOVVARD HOGAN-Scientific-l'He's ready for duty in all sorts of weather. Frolics, 35 Orchestra, 15 Phi- Chem, 25 Senior Play. JOHN HRONCHECK-Commercial- May his path ever be smooth. GRME HUSTON-Commercial- Bright ancLsweet and lovetLb5gaJl, many friends.aome,at her call.l.J2Lom,K OKENNETH JONES-Scientihc- Everyone likes him5 he likes everyone. Frolics, 25 Glee, 1, 2, President, 35 Said Pasha 5 Monitor, 25 Senior Play5 Commencement. HELVI KAIL-Classical- Active always, talking ever, merry and witty, decidedly clever. Friendship, 35 Spanish, 2, 35 Dramatic, 35 Glee, 1, 2, President, 35 l'Said Pasha 5 Civics5 Class Volleyball, 25 Class Basket- ball, 25 Senior Play Committee5 Senior Play5 Commencement. KENNETH KEGEL-Classical- A quiet man has hidden knowledge. Monitor, 3. EDITH KILPATRICK-Home Economics-'AA happier, brighter Edith there never was. Bazetta High, 15 Leavittsburg, 25 Class President, 15 Basketball, 15 Glee, 2. OQELMER KING-Scientific-A'Take life easy-VVhat's the hurry? Dramatic, 2. GLENN KING-Commercial- Learned in may arts and labors. Echoes5 Senior Play. KATHERINE KLOSE-Stenographic- If she will, she will, you can depend on itf' Friendship, 1. FRANK KOOK-Classical- Life isn't complex, if one walks straight. Phi-Chem, 2. OHOVVARD LATIMER-General- VVhen fun and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Lettermen, 35 Monitor, 1, 25 Baseball, 3. SYLVIA LAWRENCE-Commerical- Light hearted and content, she wanders through the world. FRANK LEWIS-Scientihc- If baseball were music, he'd be a whole-brass bandf, Lettermen, 2, 35 Tennis, 3, Captain, 25 Monitor, 1, 25 Baseball, 35 Class Basket-ball, 1, 2, 3. KARL LEVVIS-Scientific-'ACourage, my boy-blushing is the complexion of virtuef' Glee, 3. OCATHERINE LUCY-Scientific- Personality is a treasure5 it is hers. Friendship, 1, 2, 35 Band Minstrel, 25 Band, 1, 3, Secretary, 25 Basketball, 1, 25 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3. HELEN MANDREAN-Classical- Here's to the girl that does the work. Honor Society5 French, President5 Prom5 Echoes5 High Life, 2. LUCILLE MANSELL-Commercial-- Little, blithe, and gay. Frolics, 35 Friendship, 1, 2, 35 Class Basketball, 1, 25 Class Volleyball, 2. HELEN MARIAN-Commercial- A clever, charming little dame, once and always just the same. Orches- tra, 15 Glee, 1. f OKENNETH MASTERS-Vocational- A moral, sensible, and well-bred man. Orchestra, 1. WALTER MATHIESON--Classical- A tower of strength to our school. Honor Society5 Student Council, 35 Frolics, 35 Booster, President, 35 Hi-Y, 35 French5 Phi-Chem, 25 Monitor, 1, 25 Prom5 Senior Play. ROBERT MAY-Commercial-'AGreat oaks from little acorns grow. Booster, 35 Civics5 Senior Play. THELMA MESSERSIWITH-Stenographic-t'The hand that hath made you fair hath made you goodf Booster, 2, 3, Orchestra, 1, 25 Band Minstrel, 15 Band, 1, 2, 35 Prom. CZELMA MESSERSMITH-Stenographic- A sweeter disposition was never found before. Booster, 2, 35 Orchestra, 1, 25 Band Minstrel, 15 Band, 1, 2, 35 Prom. DORIS MIDDLESTEAD-Classical- None knew her but to love her5 none named her but to praisef' Glee, 1, 2, 35 Class Basketball, 15 Commencement. ALDA MILLER-Stenographic- Never a word unless there is a need. Friendship, 1, 25 Class Basketball, 1, 25 Class Baseball, 1, 25 Class Volleyball, 1, 2. MACLIN MINER-Classical- An honest man is the noblest work of God. Aeneid5 Phi-Chem, 25 Zoology, 2, 35 Senior Play. Pagr' SPWFTZIFPTI The ECHOES MYERS INMCFARLAXD NADER NILSON NOLAND ORLANDO OSBORN E PARKER PARLOV PAULLY PHILLIPS PIPENITR PISHOTT1 RAEBITRN REDMON D REYNOLDS ROLEY ROVVAN RVOKONEN RUSH SCHN PLO SCH YLL SCOTT SEABROOK SEIPLE SENNES SHAFER SHANK SENIORS Pagn Eighteen IANUARY CLASS OWILDA MYERS--Stenographic- Were the world hers, she could rule it well. Band Minstrel, 1, 2, Prom, Senior Play Committee, Senior Play. LEONARD MacFARLAND-General- A fondness for pranks--a love for girls-and a friend to allfl Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, Dramatic, 2, Prom, Senior Play. JOSEPH NADER-General- O this learning-what a thing it is! JEANNETTE NIL3s3cTNiC1aSSiezH-tfshe is allrmy fancyipairntednher, she is lovely, she is divine. Class Sec- retary, 2, Frolics, 1, Booster, 1, 2, Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, French, Prom, Echoes, HA Full House , Friendship, 2, 3, Cabinet, 1, Senior Play. OESTELLA NOLAND-Stenographic- A lovable, little laugh she had. Friendship, 3, Orchestra, 1, 2, Dramatic, 3, Glee, 1, 2. HELEN ORLANDO-Classical- Most of the born leaders of men are womenfl Friendship, 3, Aeneid, Echoes, Prom, Honor Society, Senior Play. MEADE OSBORNE-General- I hurry not-neither do I worry. Glee, 1, 2, 3. THEDA PARKER-Stenographic- She's a terror for her size. Honor Society, Student Council, 1, Booster, 3, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, French, Secretary, Dramatic, 1, Civics, Class Basketball, 1, 2, Class Baseball, 1, Class Volleyball, 1, 2, Echoes. OHENRY PARLOV-Commercial-l'All is over. HELEN PAULLY-Scientific-HNothing too hard for her to try. Debate, 1, 2, Zoology, 2, 3, 'lZoologist , Assistant Editor, 2, Editor, 3, Echoes, Honor Society. GLEN PHILLIPS-Scientific- A smile for all, a greeting glad. Hi-Y, 2, 3, Band Minstrel, 1, Band, 1, 2, High Lights, 2, Prom. JOHN PIPENUR-Classical-l'VVell-timed silence hath more eloquence than speechf' Basketball, 2. OJOHN PISHOTTI--Classical--HMen of few words are the best men. Orchestra, 1, 2, President, 3, Band, 2, Monitor, 3, Senior Play, Commencement. HARRIET RAEBURN-General-4' 'Tis a gay old world, when youlre gay. Friendship, 2, 3. MILDRED REDMOND-Commercial-'lThey are only truly great who are truly goodfi PAUL REYNOLDS-Bookkeeping-'lExceedingly quiet but most conscientious. Middlefield, 1, Class Presi- dent, 1, Football, 1, Orchestra, 1, Band, 1. ILLOYD ROLEY-Vocational-f'This is a goodly sort of fellow. THOMAS ROWAN-Scientific-HA man possessed of splendid talent. Spanish, 3, Monitor, 3, Prom, Senior Play. INA RUOKONEN-Scientihc- Ready to work, ready to servef' Honor Society, Friendship, 3, G-lee, 1, 2, 3, Phi-Chem, 3, Prom, Zoology, 3, Commencement. LYDA MAE RUSH-Bookkeeping-'lBrown of eye and brown of hair. Student Council, 2, Friendship, 3, Glee, 1, 3, High Lights, 2, 3, Prom, Commencement. ONICK SCHNULO--Scientific-'lThe greatest truths are simple, so are the greatest menf' Football, 3, Moni- tor, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, Track, 2. LEMPI SCHYLL-Commercial- Slow and easy going, but she gets there just the same. ANNA SCOTT-Commercial- Happy am I-from care am I free. Friendship, 1, Dramatic, 1, Glee, 1, Bird, 1, Basketball, 2, 3, Class Baseball, 1, Class Volleyball, 2, 3. CYRUS SEABROOK-Scientific- An all round good studentfl Aeneid, Phi-Chem, 2, Senior Play. OCURTIS SEIPLE-General-'lStudy is the least of my worries. Frolics, 2, Monitor, 1, 3, Class Basketball, 1, Senior Play. RAYMOND SENNES-Scientific-'lWhat I have been taught, I have forgottenf' Senior Play, Football, 1, 2, 3, Basketball, 1, 2, 3. CHARLES SHAFER-Scientific-'AA tall man may accomplish muchfl Spanish, 2, Monitor, 3. YVILLIAM SHANK-Scientific- Nothing can bring you peace but yourselff, Spanish, 2. Page Nineteen The ECI-KDES SHAVV SIDELLS SILVER SIMON SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SOTAK SOTAK STEELE STEVENS STONEBRAKER TABLAC TAI-IOLA TAIPALE TERBOT THOMAS TOIKKA TREVISANI TUPPER VERRA VVAGER WALKER VVARD VVAS VVATSON VVEIR SENIORS Page Tfwenty IANUARY CLQSS OMARIAN SHAVV-Stenographic- If you don't know this Miss, you don't know what you missfl Erie Academy, Erie, Pa., 1, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, 2, Commercial, Z, Friendship, 2, 3, Dramatic, 2, 3. CHARLES SIDELLS-Scientific- VVhat do I care for ladies fair? Band, 1, 2, Spanish, 2, Prom. YETTA SILVER-Stenographic-'AA maiden never bold, a spirit still and quiet. Friendship, 3. BERLIICE SIMON--Commercial-'AShe talks-andntalks, but thaeis-human. Fri f.-- f OFRED E. SMITH-General--'tNone but himself could be his parallel. Frolics, 2, Spanish, 2, Orchestra, 1, Glee, 1, High Lights, 1, 2, Monitor, 2, Prom. HAROLD SMITH-Scientinc- In his quietness is charm. Hi-Y, Secretary, 3, Monitor, 3. RANDALL SMITH-Classical-UA gay pursuer of the social whirlf' Frolics, 1, 2, 3, Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, Glee, 1, 2, Bird, 1, High Life, 1, Monitor, 1, 2, Zoology, 3. RAYMOND SMITH-Scientific-'tToo much learning isn't good for anyone. Phi-Chem, 2. OJOHN SOTAK-Commercial- His countenance is never sad. Lettermen, 2, 3, lVIonitor, 2, 3, Golf, 2, 3, Prom. PAUL SOTAK-Commercial- A dead-in-earnest, energetic man is he. Student Council, 2, Hi-Y, 3, Mon- itor, 3, Class Basketball, 2, Golf, 2, Track, 2, Prom, Senior Play. EVELYN STEELE-Stenographic- Cheerful in all walks of lifefl JANE STEVENS--Classical- Her charm strikes the sight, but her merit wins the soul. Follansbee, W. Va., 1, Booster, 1, Honor Society, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Aeneid, Bibliophiles, 3, Civics, Class Baseball, 2, Prom, Glee, 1, 2, 3, Said Pasha , Senior Play Committee, Commencement. DIANE STONEBRAKER-Bookkeeping- We know her by her jolly air. MARIE TABLAC-Stenographic-- As merry and jolly as the day is long. Friendship, 2, 3. GERTRUDE TAIJOLA-Stenographic- Only by her best friend is her true worth found out. Class Basket- ball, 1, 2, Class Baseball, 1, 2. ELIZABETH TAIPALE-Scientific-t'Ever level, ever true, to do the task she has to do. Friendship, 2, 3, Phi-Chem, 2, 3, Class Volleyball, 1, Prom, Senior Play. OWILLIAM TERBOT-Scientihc- I came, I saw, I conquered. Bird, 1, Monitor, 1, 2. SYLVAN THOMAS-Vocational-l'All things come to him who will but waitfl Baseball, 2, 3. LINNEA TOIKKA-Stenographic-- VVe love her for her smile, her look, her way. Honor Society, Echoes, Senior Play, High Lights, 2, Spanish, 2, Dramatic, 3, Bird, 1, Class Basketball, 1, 2, Class Volleyball, 2. CLEO TREVISANI-Stenographic- Sweet, gentle and graceful in her ways. Friendship, 3, Dramatic, 1. ORACHAEL TUPPER-Classical-',Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. Friendship, 2, 3, Aeneid, French, Bibliophiles, 3, Class Basketball, 1, Class Volleyball, 2, 3, Prom, Senior Play. ISABELLE VERRA-Stenographic- Dark hair and a happy smile. Friendship, 3. VVILBUR VVAGER-Scientific- A man among men. Lettermen, 2, Football, 1. MARJORIE VVALKER-Stenographic- Tho she has much wit, she is very shy of using it. Friendship, 2, 3. OVVILDA VVARD-Commercial-'AAs gentle as she is good. Friendship, 1, Spanish, 2, Band Minstrel, 2, Band, 1, 2, 3, Class Basketball, 2. SIGMUND VVAS-Scientific-UA radiant ray of sunlight wherever he goes. Honor Society, Student Council, 2, Frolics,42, Booster, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Echoes, Glee, 2, Monitor, 3, Prom, Senior Play Committee, Senior Play. CLIFFORD VVATSON-Commercial- Like a circle ending never, does his tongue go on foreverf, RICHARD VVEIR-Scientific- He would argue for a week. Spanish, 2, Debate, 2, Phi-Chem, 2, 3, Honor Society. Page Tfwfnty-one The ECHOES ORVILLE WILSON Scientifc A man with music in his soulfl Honor Society, Frolics, 3, Spanish, 2, Treasurer, 3, Echoes, Dramatic, 2, 3, Glee, 1, Vice President, 2, 3, High Lights, 1, 3, Monitor, 3, Prom, Said Pasha , Commence- ment, Senior Play. JE RO ME WOOD Classical Much wisdom goes with the fewest words. Honor Society, French, Echoes, Phi-Chem, 2, Monitor, 3, Prom. l MURIEL WINES Classical It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice.'l Honor So- ciety, Student Council, 3, Friend- ship, 2, 3, Aeneid, Bibliophiles, 3, Echoes, Assistant Editor, Dramat- ic, 1, Glee, 1, 2, 3, Civics, High Lights, 1, 2, Prom, Commencement. THEDA WYNDHAM Stfnugraphic 'lPopular, pretty, clever, and wit- ty. Booster, 1, Friendship, 1, Echoes, Dramatic, 1, 2, Class Base- ball, Volleyball, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Prom, Senior Play. THE QUEENS HUSBAND By ROBERT SH Ekwoon CAST: Ben Atkinson, Frederick Granton, Orville YVilson, Phipps, Curtis Seiple, Lord Birton, Evelyn Cross, Princess Anne, Jeannette Nilson, Queen Martha, George Gentithes, King Eric VIII, Sigmund VVas, Prince VVilliam, Jack Willoughby, General Northrup, Ken- neth jones, Dr. Fellman, Paul Sotak, Laker, Walter Mathieson, Major Blent, Theda VVyndham, First Lady-in-waiting, Linnea Toikka, Second Lady-in-waiting, Ray Bon- cory, Soldier, John Pishotti, Soldier, Ray Sennes, Petley. STAFF: Thomas Rowan, Stage Manager, Cyrus Seabrook, Assistant Manager, Howard Hogan, Sound Technician, Maclin Miner, Electrician, Wilda Myers and Yetta Greenstein, Prompters, Virginia Fischer, Wardrobe Mistress, Leda Mae Hixson and Rachel Tup- per, Business Managers, Helen Orlando, Publicity, Gomer Davis, Head Usher. Demosthenes Gentithes as the hen-peeked Queen's Husband-Jeannette as the queen who ran things-Atkinson and Cross, making love behind the queen's back Clucky for themj-Phipps CWilsonD who played checkers with the king when the queen wasnlt looking-Willoughby' as the big, bad villain-Sig Was as the languid prince-Seiple as a sly, soft-soap politician-Sotak as the hot-headed, red-headed revolutionist. What a castl and what a play! SENIORS ' IANUARY PLAY Pagr- Tm:-zfnty-tfwo TANUARY CLASS 1-Thelma and Zelma Messersmith. 2-Lyda Mae Rush. 5-Harold Smith. -I-Hill and Lewis Groves. 5-jean VVork. 6-Helvi Kail. 7-K'Curt', Seiple. 8-Mike Comminos. 9-Helen Marion. 10-Linnea Toikka. 11-Ben Atkinson. 12--Helen Mandrean. 12-Orville VViIson. 1+-Maclin Miner. 15--Muriel VVines. 16-Dick Weir. 17-Thomas Rowan. IX-Lucille Mansell. 19-Vilho Harkonen. 20-Anna Scott. 21-Bob May. Pagf Tucnty-tlzrre The ECI-IOES AUGUSTA I. BARRICK Sponsor PIERRE F. HILL Sponsor MORRISON PHILLIS BREVVSTER FOLEY ABEL ADAMS ALBERT ALDEN ALEXANDER AN DERSON ARM STRONG ARTYMOWYCZ ASH ELMAN BACINI BAKER BARNES BECHTOLD BECKETT BERTUZZI BINGER BINIKOS BISHOP BLAKELY BLAKELY SENIORS ivy .- fb nv ' 5, -'Ui Pago Tfwfrzly-four' lUNE CLASS KIOTTO: Today we fnlloufg tomorrow -we lead. COLORS! Blue and Silwr. FLOWER: Tea Rose. OHOWIARD MORRISON-President-Scientific-''Nothing great is ever achieved without entliusiasmfl Hon- or Society, 2, 3, Student Council, Vice President, 2, 3, Frolics, 2, 3, Booster, 1, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Spanish, 2, President, 3, Bibliophiles, 2, 3, Dramatic, 3, Debate, 2, 3, Lettermen, 2, 3, Phi-Chem, 3, Monitor, 3, Cheerleader, 2, 3, Class Treasurer, 1, Prom, Senior Play Committee, Commencement. AVERY PHILLIS, Vice President--Classical- Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Honor So- ciety, 2, 3, Booster, 2, Hi-Y, 2, Vice President, 3, Aeneid, Bibliophiles, 2, Treasurer and President, 3, Dra- matic, 1, President, 2, 3, t'Full House , Michael and Mary , Debate, 2, 3, Echoes, Editor, Prom, Senior Play Committee. EVELYN BREWSTER, Secretary-Classical- Her talent lies in her lingers. Honor Society, 2, 3, Student Council, 1, 2, 3, Frolics, 2, Friendship, 1, 2, Cabinet, 3, French, High Lights, 1, 2, Prom, Aeneid, Princeps. CHARLES FOLEY, Treasurer-Classical- Irish and all that goes with it. Frolics, 3, Booster, 2, President, 3, Hi-Y, 3, Monitor, 3, Prom, Civics, Athletics, Business Manager, 3, Lettermen, 3, Honor Society, 3. OCLARENCE ABEL-Vocational- On their own merits modest men are silent. Phi-Chem, 2, Industrial Arts, 1, 2. JOHN ADAMS-General- And of manhood he lacked right naught, Industrial Arts, 2, 3. RICHARD ALBERT-General-UI am the master of my fate. JOHN ALDEN-Classical-'AA good heart is better than all heads in the world. Orchestra, 1, D1'amatic, 2, 3, Glee, 1, 2, 3, Phi-Chem, 3, Monitor, 2, 3, Said Pashav, Senior Play Committee, Senior Assembly Com- mittee. OELIZABETH ALEXANDER-Classical- Truth and industry doth kindle honor's tire. Friendship, 1, 2, 3, French, Class Basketball, 3, Glee, 1. MILDRED ANDERSON-Commercial- Kindness is wisdom. JEANNETTE ARMSTRONG-Commercial- Those smiles and glances let me see. Band Minstrel, 1, Glee, 1, 2, 3. MARY ARTYMOVVYCZ-Commercial- Teach me half the gladness that thy brain must know. Friendship, 3, Dramatic, 3, Class Volleyball and Basketball, 2. ODONALD ASHELIVIAN-General- There is honesty, manhood, and good friendship in thee. Glee, 1, 3. JOHN BACINI-Scientinc- I'm as sober as a judge. RUTH BAKER-Commercial-'tHer face is fair, her heart is true. MARY BARNES-Classical-HMay fortune take your hand and lead you on. Howland High, 1, 2, Debate, 2, Glee, 1, 2, Class Basketball, 2, Friendship, 3, Zoology, 2, 3. OHELEN BECHTOLD-General-t'Friendly to all, hostile to none. Chalker High, 1, Glee, 1, Debate, 1, Dramatic, 1, Friendship, 3. VVILDA BECKETT-Stenographic-''Fairest and best adorned is she whose clothing is humanity. VIRGINIA BERTUZZI-Commercial- A maiden never bold, of spirit still and quiet. Class Volleyball and Basketball, 1, 2. VVILSON V. BINGER-Classical-t'Knowledge is power. Honor Society, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 2, Treasurer, 3, Aeneid, Spanish, 2, Vice President, 3, Bibliophiles, 3, Treasurer, 2, Dramatic, 1, Treasurer, 2, 3, Debate, President, 1, 2, 3, Echoes, High Lights, 2, Editor, 3, Prom, Senior Assembly Committee, Honor Student, Commencement. ONICK BINIKOS-General--'tWith locks curled, as they were laid in press. Phi-Chem, 3, Zoology, 3, Zoology Staff, 3. DAVID BISHOP-Scientific- And what he greatly thought, he nobly dared. Honor Society, 3, Booster, 3, Hi-Y, 3, Bibliophiles, Vice President, 3, Phi-Chem, President, 3, Echoes, Prom, Civics, Senior Assembly Committee. , ELESE BLAKELY-Commercial-'They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. Honor Society, 2, 3, French. VANCE BLAKELY-Classical- He loved chivalry and honor, freedom and courtesy. Class Basketball, 1, 2. Page Tfwrnty-jfwe The ECHOES BODNAR BORAN BOVVEN BRADLEY BRAUNBERN S BROVVNELL BUCH BUCH BUCH BURNER BYERS C CHICKERNEO CHRISTIE CLARK CLEGG CLONTZ COATES COCHRANE COLIN COPE COX CROPPER CUNNINGHAM DANN DAUGHERTY DA UG HERTY DAUGHERTY DAUGHERTY SENICDRS Page Tfwfnty-six I UNE CLASS OANN BODNAR-Commercial-UA witty beauty is a power. Friendship, 1, 35 Class Basketball and Vol- leyball, Z. STEVE BORAN-Scientific-HMerrily, merrily shall I livefl Glee, 1, 25 Football, 35 Track, 2, 35 Class Track and Class Basketball, 25 Monitor, 2, 3. CHARLOTTE BOWEN-Stenographic-f'Her heart's frank welcome written in her facefl Friendship, 1, 25 'ZciJIQT1TT'37 ' 'TT' W TT W ' RAYMOND BRADLEY-Scientihc- Tall and stately like an oak. Band, 1, 2, President, 35 Phi-Chem, Pres. ident, 2. OROBERT BRAUNBERNS-General-'tWhere ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise. TOM BROWNELL-General-HA pleasant chap, well-liked by all. ANNA BUCH--Commercial-HA kind and gentle heart she has. Friendship, 35 Prom. PETE BUCH-Commercial- Promise is most given Where the least is saidf' OSTEVE BUCH-Commercial- Young in limbs, in judgement oldfl MINERVA BURNER-Scientihc-t'Thought is the seed of action. Spanish, 35 Bibliophiles, 35 Phi-Chem, 3. ROBERT BYERS-General-'tCare rests lightly on his shoulders. ELIZABETH CHICKERNEO-General-t'She's sure to cure your bluesf' Frolics, 2, 35 Class Basketball, 1. OGORDON CHRISTIE-General-l'His only fault is that he has no fault. Band, 15 Monitor, 2, 35 Prom5 Senior Assembly Committee. GRACE CLARK-Scientific-'tYour eyes smile peacefl Prom5 Civics. BERTHA CLEGG-Commercial- What sweet thoughts are thine. Honor Society, 2, 35 High Lights, 15 Senior Assembly Committee. PAULINE CLONTZ-Commercial-L'Let us hear her laughterfi Glee, 1, 25 Class Volleyball, Baseball, Basket- ball, 15 Honor Society, 3. CREX COATES-Scientific-'AI never trouble trouble until trouble troubles mefl Hi-Y, 2, 35 Phi-Chem, 2, 35 Echoes5 Monitor, 1, 2, 35 Prom5 Civicsg Senior Assembly Committee. ROSEMARY COCHRANE-Stenographic-HWholly fair and wise is she. Friendship, 1. ELIZABETH COLIN-Classical-t'Whose like was never seen nor heard. Sharon High, 1, 25 Latin, 1, 25 Glee, 1, 25 Biology, 1, 25 Monitor, 215 Orchestra, 1, 2, 35 Aeneid, 3. EUGENE COPE-General- And laughter holding both his sides. Dramatic, 35 Glee, 1, 2, 3. QROBERT COX-Scientific- Not only at peace within himself, but esteemed by all about him. LILLIAN CROPPER-Home Economics-HEager for all that is new and gayf' Cambridge High School, 1, 25 Friendship, 1, 2. I DONNA CUNNINGHAM--Scientific-'KShall I compare thee to a summer's day? Spanish, 25 Glee, 15 Basket- ball, 1, 2, 35 Class Volleyball, 1, 2, 3. VALERIE DANN--Commercial-'KHail to thee, blithe spirit! OALTHEA DAUGHERTY-Commercial--'tWho wins a smile from this maid is surely for his efforts paid. BETTY J. DAUGHERTY-Scientific-'joyous as morningf' Friendship, 1, 2, 35 Spanish, 25 Glee, 1, 25 Class Volleyball and Basketball, 1, 25 Class Baseball, 15 Prom. THOMAS DAUGQHERTY-Vocational-HGood cheer in your life keeps good cheer in others. WINIFRED DAUGHERTY-Scientific-- The heavens rain honors and virtue on you always. Booster, 15 Glee, 15 High Lights, 15 Friendship, 1, 2, 35 Spanish, 2, 35 Bibliophiles, 35 Echoes5 Prom5 Student Council, 1, 2, Secretary, 35 Honor Society, 2, 35 Civics. Page Tfwenty-.mven The ECI-IOES DAVIE DeCLARK DeMARCO DiCENSO DiMAURO DIXON DROBIK EDVVARDS ELI ELLIOTT ELLIS ERSKINE EVANS EVVING FABRIZIO FAHNDRICH FAUR FERGVSON FERRARA FILKORN FISHER FISHER FITCH FLASCK FLOVVER FODOR FULTON GABIG SENIORS Page Thwcnty-fight I UNE CLASS OEDDIE DAVIE-Scientific- Never known to be really blue. Basketball, 15 Class Basketball, 2. GRACE DeCLARK-Commercial- Her goodly eyes lyke saphyres shining bright. JOHN DeMARCO-General- Fight, smile, and fair play make men for the world of today. Glee, 15 Let- termen, 2, 35 Monitor, 25 Golf, 1, 25 Industrial Arts, 1, 2. DOLORES DiCE mercial- She has a naturafl-vthistwsincerityf' Glee, 1, 2, 35 Sefnio Committee. ODOMINIC DiMAURO-Scientific- Right faithful true he was in deed and word.'l Spanish, 2, 35 Glee, 1, 2, 35 Said Pasha. FRANK DIXON-General- No one ever stepped on this live wire. Tennis, 25 Civics. JOE DROBIK-Vocational-l'His pity gave ere charity began. Track, 1, 25 Class Basketball, 3. JAMES EDWARDS-General-'lAnd all I ask is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow rover. Glee, 1, 25 Said Pasha 5 High Lights, 25 Zoology, 2. OAURELIA ELI-Scientific- Modesty becomes a young woman. French, 3. SARAH J. ELLIOTT-Classical-- She was a queen of noble nature's crowning. Honor Society, 2, 35 Booster, 15 Friendship, 1, Treasurer, 2, President, 35 Aeneid5 Dramatic, 1, 35 High Lights, 25 Prom5 Michael and Mary5 Senior Play Committee. - JOHN ELLIS-Scientific--f'The mirror of all courtesy. Phi-Chem, 2, 35 Monitor, 35 Prom5 Senior Assembly Committee. ROBERT ERSKINE-Scientific-- Deeds not words. OEDWARD EVANS--General- The same jolly fellow day after day. Glee, 1, 2, 35 Dramatic, 3. LORNA EWING-Scientihc-- God sent his singers upon earth, with songs of sadness and of mirth. Glee, 1, 2, 35 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Dramatic, 35 Frolics, 3. JOSEPHINE FABRIZIO-Commercial- More flowers I noted, yet I none could see, but sweet or color it had stolen from thee. Dramatic, 1, 2. DON FAHNDRICH-Scientihc- I am very fond of the company of ladies. Lettermen, 2, 35 Class Basketball, 15 Football, 2, 3. OANNE FAUR-General- A perfect type of athletic girl. Friendship, 15 Glee, 1, 2, 35 Debate, 35 Basketball, 2, 35 Class Baseball, 1,' Basketball, 2, Volleyball, 35 Orchestra, 1. I ADDIS FERGUSON-Scientific- I hate definitions. Band, 1, 2, 35 Band Minstrel, 1. GUIDO FERRARA-General- A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrowsf' Ovidio High School, Italy, 1,25 Dramatic, 1,25 French, 1, 25 Modern Inventions, 1, 25 Student Council, 1, 25 Wrestling and Boxing, 1, 25 Mandoleers, 1, 25 Honor Society, 1, 25 Debate, 1, 2. HELEN FILKORN--General-'lAnd laughter, learnt of friends. Friendship, 2, 3. OOLIVER FISHER--Scientihc- Truth from his lips prevailed with double sway. Band Minstrel, 15 Band, 1, 2, 35 Phi-Chem, 2, 3. ROBERT FISHER-Scientific- His best companions, innocence and health. Phi-Chem, 35 Tennis, 25 Monitor, 3. GORDON FITCH-Scientific- A man who counts his friends by all who know him. Frolics, 15 Phi- Chem, 2, 3. LUCY FLASCK-Classical- An equal mixture of good humor and sensibility. Notre Dame Academy, 15 Scholastic, 15 Euclidian, 15 Friendship, 2, 35 French5 Echoes5 Senior Assembly Committee. OGLADYS FLOWER-Commercial- There is a garden in her face. HELEN FODOR-Commercial-'fShe's jolly and kind and cheerfulf' Prom. EVELYN FULTON-Scientific-'AA sweet attractive sort of gracefl Friendship, 1, 2, 35 Orchestra, 1, 2, 35 Class Basketball, 1. MARY GRACE GABIG-Classical-- Her eyes are ever twinkling. Friendship, 1, 2, 35 Prom5 Senior As- sembly Committeeg French5 Aeneid5 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Honor Society, 3. Pagf Tfwenty-nine The ECHQES GALLOVVAY GEAR GEORGE GORENCE GREEN GUARNIERI GUARNIERI GUESMAN HAANI ' HADDOCK HALL HARLEY HARRELL HARRIS HARSHA HORTOX HOVVARD H UFF H U GHES H UMES H U MPHREYVILLE H UMPHREYVILLE HUNT HYDE HYDIC HYMAN IMBURGIA JACKSON SENIQRS Page Thirty l UNE CLASS OHELENE GALLOWAY-Classical--'tYour life shall never lack a friend. Frolics, 2, Friendship, 3, French, Glee, 2, 3, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Class Volleyball, 2. MAUDE GEAR-Classical-t'In her mind the wisest books. Vermilion, Ohio, 1, Latin, 1, Student Council, 1, Glee, 1, 2, Library, 1, Honor Society, 3, French, Echoes. JOHN GEORGE-General-t'The honest man is king io' menfl OLGA GORENCE-Commercial-'tNot bold nor shy, nor short nor tall, but a nice mingling of them allfy OMARION GREEN-General-HBe calm in arguing, for tierceness makes error a fault, and truth, discourtesyf' Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Debate, 2, 3. JOSEPHINE GUARNIERI-Classical- It must be done like lightningf' Honor Society, 2, 3, Frolics, 2, 3, Booster, 2, 3, Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Aeneid, French, Bibliophiles, Z, Secretary, 3, Glee, Secre- tary, 1, 3, Vice President, 2, Prom, Senior Assembly Committee. MARY GUARNIERI-Commercial-'AVVhat we like determines what we are. Friendship, 1. GLESSNER GLUESMAN-General-'tSilence never makes any blunders. OIRENE HAANI-Scientific- A light heart lives long. Zoology, 3. JOHN HADDOCK--Scientific-'AA youth, light-hearted and content. Spanish, 2, 3. LOUISE HALL-Stenographic--t'Good things come in small packages. JULIA HARLEY-Stenographic-'KA lovelier flower on earth was never sownfl Friendship, 1, 2, Glee, 1, Z, Treasurer, 3. OEDITH HARRELL-Classical-,'She has her lessons for every class, in truth she's a good and happy lass. Class Secretary, 2, Honor Society, 2, 3, Friendship, 2, 3, Aeneid, French, Secretary, Bibliophiles, 2, 3, Debate, 3, Echoes, High Lights, 1, Honor Student, Commencement. VIVIAN HARRIS-Classical- The mildest manners and the gentlest heartfl Aeneid, French. MARTHA HARSHA-Classical- She hath put her heart to schoolfl Braceville High, 1, 2, Basketball, 2, Debate, 1, Honor Society, 1, Class President, 1. ROBERT HORTON-Scientific-t'The man 0' independent mind. Aeneid, Glee, 1, 2, 3, 'tSaid Pasha , Band, Drum Major, 3. ORICHARD HOWARD-Scientihc-t'To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yieldfl Honor Society, 3, Echoes, Monitor, 2, 3, Prom, Senior Assembly Committee, Phi-Chem, 2, 3, Band Minstrel, 1, Band, 1, 2, 3. ROY HIIFF--General- In his duty prompt at every call. Industrial Arts, 1, 2, Basketball, 1, Football, 1. MARTHA JANE HUGHES-Scientiiic-HTherefore, let's he merryfl Friendship, 3, Phi-Chem, Vice President and Secretary, 2, High Lights, 2, Class Baseball and Volleyball, 2, Class Basketball, 1, 2, Botany, 1, Civics. ELMA HUMES-Scientilic-HA quiet little lady with manner quite sedate. Friendship, 3. OELIZABETH HUMPHREYVILLE-Commerical-'KA friend may Well be reckoned the masterpiece of naturef' Friendship, 1, Glee, 3, Dramatic, 2. HELEN HUMPHREYVILLE-General-HShe is certain to be seen where fun and mischief be.'l Frendship, 1, 2, 3. BONITA HUNT-Classical- Honor lies in honest toil. Booster, 1, 2, Secretary, 3, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, French, Echoes, Class Basketball, Z, Prom, Frolics, 2, 3, Honor Society, 3. RALPH HYDE-Commercial-'tTis he whose lavv is reason. Monitor, 3. OMICHAEL HYDIC-Scientific-t'Assign a task and it shall be done. Honor Society, 3, Student Council, Treasurer, 3, Hi-Y, 1, 2, Secretary, 3, Phi-Chem, 2, 3, Echoes, Monitor, 1, 2, Prom, Senior Assembly Com- mittee. WANETA HYMAN-Scientific- Gentle and demure, with a retiring gracefi Friendship, 1, 2, Dramatic, 1. BESSIE IMBURG-IA-Commercial- An industrious sort of girlf' ALICE JACKSON-Scientific-USO tender and so good to see, because she is so svveetf' Page Thirty-one The ECI-ICDES JAMES JAMES JENKINS JONES JONES KACIR KALVESMAKI KETOLA KILPATRICK KING KING KLINGER KNAPP KOKORCHENY KUBISH KUNKA KURDILLA LAMPHIER LAPROCINA LEATHERS LENYO LEVVIS LILLEY LIMBER LITTLE LOGAN MAGGIANO MARCELLO SENIORS Pagr Thirty-ffwo l UNE CLASS OAUDREY JAMES-Stenographic- A womanls work must never cease. Friendship, 2, 3, Zoology, 1. EILEEN JAMES-General- With winning ways and active mind. Honor Society, 3, Friendship, 2, 3, Spanish, 3, Bibliophiles, 3, Echoes, Class Volleyball, 1. CHARLES JENKINS-Scientific-t'Never study, never worry. Frolics, 1, Booster, 1, 2, Aeneid, Glee, 1, Z, Monitor, 3, Zoology, 3. Y W W, V W ,7 Y ALVIN JONES-Scientific-'tOn the stage he was natural, simple, and unaffected. Frolics, 3, Booster, 2, Hi- Y, 3, Spanish, 2, 3, Dramatic, Vice President, 2, 3, The Full House , Michael and Mary , Lettermen, 2, Vice President, 3, Echoes, Monitor, 2, 3, Cheerleader, 2, 3, Prom, Senior Play Committee, Civics. OMIRIAM JONES-General-t'To know her is to love her. Friendship, 1, 2, Cabinet, 3, French, Dramatic, 2, Glee, Secretary, 1, Prom, Senior Assembly Committee, Honor Society, 3. PAUL KACIR-General- He does both act and know. Band, 1, 2, 3, Band Minstrel, 2, Track, 3. VVALTER KALVESMAKI-Scientific- He likes to build, not boast. Band Minstrel, 1, Band, 1, 2, Echoes, Senior Assembly Committee, Honor Society, 3. HAROLD KETOLA-Vocational-- A proper man as one shall ever see. Track, 2, 3, Monitor, 3, Class Basketball, 3. IGRACE KILPATRICK-Scientific- The social smile, the sympathetic tear. Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, Prom, Friendship, 1, 3, Cabinet, 2. THELMA KING--General-t'She's little, she's dainty, and a dandy companion. Friendship, 1, 2. WARREN KING-Scientific- Ay, ever a king. Monitor, 2, 3, Glee, 1, Phi-Chem, 2, 3. MARIE KLINGER-Scientific-t'Much might be said on both sides. Friendship, 1, Aeneid, Glee, 1, 2, 3, Phi- Chem, 2, High Lights, 2, Prom, Senior Assembly Committee. ORALPH KNAPP-Scientific-'tBold of his speeche, and wys, and wel y taught. Honor Society, 3, Booster, 1, 2, Dramatic, 2, 3, Phi-Chem, 2, Echoes, Tennis, 2, Monitor, 1, 2, 3, Track, 3, Civics. BARBARA KOKORCHENY-Commercial- Light and fair, and of a sunny disposition. Bazetta High, 1, Cortland High, 2. ELIZABETH KUBISH-Stenographic-t'Is she not passing fair? Friendship, 3. VVALTER KUNKA-Vocational- I am no ladies' man. Orchestra, 1, Industrial Arts, 1, 2, Botany, 1. OANN KURDILLA-Classical-t'Beauty seen is never lost. Honor Society, 3, Friendship, 1, Aeneid, French, Bibliophiles, 3, Echoes, Prom, Civics. GRACE LAMPHIER-General- A sincere girl, we wish her well. Mesopotamia, 1, 2, Dramatic, 2, Booster, 1, 2, Science, 1, Glee, 1, 2, 3, The Wild Oats Boy , Friendship, 3. LAWRENCE LAPROCINA-Commercial- Be valiant, but not too venturousf' LAVERNE LEATHERS-Commercial- Take the good the gods provide thee. Friendship, 1. OANNA LENYO-Commercial-'ASO buxom, blithe, and debonairf CHARLES LEWIS-General-'tWhy arenlt they all contented like me ? Frolics, 2, Aeneid, Phi-Chem, 2, 3, Monitor, 3, Industrial Arts, 1, Civics. H. R. LILLEY-Classical--'AGood friend, good scholar, good scout. Class Vice President, 1, President, 2, Student Council, President, 3, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, Honor Society, 2, 3, Aeneid, Debate, 2, Lettermen, 2, 3, Monitor, 1, Prom, Commencement. FRANKLIN LIMBER-Scientific- And ever honored for his worthiness. OMARY LITTLE-Commercial-'tCome and trip it as you go, on the light fantastic toe. Niles High, 1, 2, Dramatic, Z, Commercial, 2, Athletic, 1, 2, Glee, 1, 2, Friendship, 2, 3. BERNADETTE LOGAN-General-t'Quiet, but not idle. Friendship, 3, Glee, 1, Band Minstrel, 2. TONY MAGGIANO-Classical- I never let my school work interfere with my education. JACK MARCELLO-Classical- They can conquer who believe they can. Spanish, 2, 3, Prom. Pagf' Thirty-tlzrrf The 3 ECI-IOES MARCH MARCHAN D MARSH MARSHALL MARSHALL MARTIN MATEY MICHELSON MILLER MILLER MILLER MILLER MILLER MILLER MILLS MOORE MOORE MORTON MULLEE MCACHREN MCARDLE MCCOLLUM MCCORMICK MCGARVEY MCKINNEY MCMAI-ION MCMILLIN NETZER SENIORS Page Thirty-four I UNE CLHSS OHARRY MARCH-Commercial-l'VVith a sense of humor as broad as his grinf' ROBERT MARCHAND-Classical--l'Large was his bounty, and his soul sincerefl Glee, 2, President, 3, High Lights, 2, Monitor, 3, Civics. TONY MARSH-Vocational-l'His football feats are known to fame, he was a leader in the game. Letter- me,nH1E2, President, 3, Fomball, 2, 3, Monitor. L 3. H Y Y Z MARGUERITE MARSHALL-Scientific-HQuiet, reserved, and studious is she. Honor Society, 3, Friendship, 2, 3, Aeneid, French, Debate, 3, Echoes, Honor Student, Commencement. OVIRGINIA MARSHALL-General- She sits high in all people's heartsf' Booster, 1, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Dramatic, 1, 2. ' EDWARD MARTIN, JR.-Scientific--'lWit and wisdom are born with the man. Phi-Chem, 3, Monitor, 1, 2, 3, Dramatic, 3, Prom. STEVE MATEY-Classical- He thought as a sage, though he felt as a man. Spanish, 2, Treasurer, 3, Monitor, 3, Golf, 2, Class Basketball, 2, Prom. ADOLPH MICHELSON-General- Leis not be over-studiousf' Track, 3, Class Basketball, 3. OJESSIE LEE MILLER-Classical-l The happy are truly great. Friendship, 1, 2, 3, French, President, Dramatic, 1, Glee, 1, 2, Vice President, 3, Echoes, Class Basketball, 2, 3, Honor Society, 3, Prom. JUNE MILLER-Scientific-'lShe is a phantom of delight. Cambridge, Ohio, 1, 2, Physics, 2, Friendship, 2, 3. LEROY MILLER-Commercial- Full jolly knight he seemed. MARGARET MILLER-Scientific-l'Of study took she most care and most heed. Bazetta High, 1, Dramatic, 1, Biology, 1, Latin, 1, Band, 1, French, Civics, Senior Assembly Committee, Honor Society, 3. ORUTH E. MILLER-Scientific-UA good name is better than riches. Class Basketball, 1, 2, Prom. THEDA MILLER-Scientific-'lThe fair, the chaste, the expressive she. Bazetta High, 1, Dramatic, 1, Latin, 1, Biology, 1, Band, 1, French, Senior Assembly Committee, Honor Society, 3. DALE MILLS-Scientific- For hels a jolly good fellow. Football, 2. MARTHA MOORE-Stenographic-'lThat of hir smyling was ful simple and coy, Friendship, 1, 2, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Class Baseball and Volleyball, 2. ITHELMA MOORE-Stenographic--'fShe loveth work and hateth idlenessf' Class Secretary, 1, Treasurer, 2, Honor Society, 2, 3, Booster, 3, Class Volleyball, 3, Prom, Civics, Honor Student, Commencement. CARL MORTON--Vocational- He tried the luxury of doing goodf' DOROTHY MULLEE-General-l'Mirth, admit me of thy crew. Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Class Volleyball, 3. ARDEN MCACHREN-General-A'Why should I struggle with the world's troubles F ORITA MCARDLE-Commercial- Her Irish eyes are ever twinkling. Glee, 1, Class Volleyball, 3. RALPH MCCOLLUM-Scientific-'AI never knew any man who relished good eating more than he did. Phi- Chem, 2, 3, Echoes, Monitor, 3. HAROLD MCCORMICK-4General- Allls right with the world. CARL MCGARVEY-Scientific-- He knows what is what.'l Glee, 1, 2, 3, Zoology, 3. OCLEO MCKINNEY-Commercial- A friendly feeling makes one wondrous kind. Dramatic, 1, Glee, 1, 2, Class Volleyball, 1. OLIVE MCMAHON-Classical-HA loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. Booster, 1, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Aeneid, French, Dramatic, 2. DELBERT MCMILLIN-Scientific-HHe is as full of valor as of kindness. Cortland High, 1, 2, Basketball, Manager, 1, Phi-Chem, 3. , RUDOLPH NETZER-General-'lThere is always work for those who will.'l Industrial Arts, 1, 3. Page Thirty-jim' The ECI-IGES OATES PACEK PALAC PARTRIDGE PFAU PIERSON PIPPENGER PLEVYAK POLIS PORKOLAB PRIEST PROCOPIO PROKOP QUALEY REDMAN REED RICE RICHARDSON RIFFLE RINGLER ROBISON ROVVLEY SABO SADDLE SANNY SARNKOVVSKI SCHAUDER SCHOULTZ SENIORS Page' Thirty-six I UNE CLASS OVIRGINIA OATES-Stenographic- Moderation is the noblest gift from heavenfl Echoes, Class Basket- ball, 1, 2, Class Volleyball, 1, 2, 3. MARY PACEK-Commercial-HShe was ever precise in promise keepingf, CATHERINE PALAC-Stenographic-- Happy, witty, very clever. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Highlights, 3, Honor Society, 3, Echoes. Y H W EMERSON PARTRIDGE-Scentitic-A'Always ready on demandfl Band, 1, 2, Band Minstrel, 1, 2, Phi- Chem, 3. ORUTH PFAU-Scientific- Pretty and witty and always a friend. Honor Society, 2, 3, Frolics, 1, Friend- ship, 1, 2, 3, Booster, 1, 2, French, Vice President, Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, Phi-Chem, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Prom, The Whole Town's Talking , Full House , Michael and Mary , Senior Play Committee, Echoes, Civics, Commencement. VIRGINIA PIERSON-Classical-'AA thing of beauty is a joy foreverfi Frolics, 2, Booster, 1, 2, 3, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Spanish, 2, Secretary, 3, Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, Glee, 1, 2, Prom, Zoology, 3, Bibliophiles, 3, Echoes, Honor Society, 3. HUSTON PIPPENGER-Scientific- Singing he was all the day. Frolics, 2, Dramatic, 1, Z, 3, Glee, 1, 2, Monitor, 1, 3, Band Minstrel, 1, Prom, Civics, Senior Play Committee, Mocking Bird , Honor Society, 3. ADAM PLEVYAK-Commercial- Sow an action, reap a habit. Golf, 1. CDOROTHY POLIS-Commercial- Virtue is a necessity. Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Dramatic, 1, 2, High Lights, 1, 2, Glee, 1. ELIZABETH PORKOLAB-Classical- She moves among us with a quiet gracef' Aeneid, French. PAUL PRIEST-Scientific- He labors good on good to fix. VVellsville, Ohio, 1, Class Track, 1, Basketball, 1. FANNY PROCOPIO-Classical- Always on hand' whenever there's fun, everyone likes her, she likes every- one. Honor Society, 3, Friendship, 3, Aeneid, French, Phi-Chem, 2. 'MARGARET PROKOP-Scientific- Not stepping o'er the bounds of modestyf! EILEEN QUALEY-Stenographic- Fair words never hurt the tongue. Friendship, 1, 3. ROSEMARY REDMAN-Scientific- There's Rosemary, that's for remembrance. Friendship, 2, 3, Dramatic, 1, Glee, 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA REED-General- A witty woman is a treasure. Shaker Heights High, 1, 2, Class Vice Presi- dent, 1, Miriam Stage League, 2, Friendship, 2, 3, French, Prom, Civics, Honor Society, 3. OCHARLES RICE-General-'tHe is a student who burns a lot of midnight oil-in automohilesfl Frolics, 1, 2, Booster, 1, 2, 3, Monitor, 2, 3. FREDERICK RICHARDSON--Scientihc- The greater man, the greater courtesyfl Dover, Ohio, 1, Class Football, 1, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Phi-Chem, 2, 3, Monitor, 1, 2, 3, Track, 1, 2, 3, Prom. RUDOLPH RIFFLE-General- I'll never dare to talk as funny as I can.'l Class Basketball, 3. DONALD RINGLER-Classical- For he was a brave, bright fellow with eye and conscience clear. Aeneid, Monitor, 3, Prom. OMUREL ROBISON-General-''VVhat is honorable is also safest. Debate, 2. MARIAN ROVVLEY-Classical-HA merry heart goes all the way. Aeneid, French, Glee, 1, Phi-Chem, 2, Class Basketball, 1, Class Volleyball, 2. EDDIE SABO-General-- To be strong is to be happy. Lettermen, 3, Phi-Chem, 2, Football, 2, 3, Monitor, 2, 3, Class Basketball, 1, 3, Industrial Arts, 1, 2. MILDRED SADDLE-General- I am a part of all that I have met. Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Dramatic, 1, 2. IMAX SANNY-Scientific- His are the smiles that make us happy. Frolics, 2, 3, Booster, 1, Hi-Y, 3, French, Dramatic, 3, Prom. A BRUNO SARNKOWSKI--General- How good is man's life, the mere living! Football, 1. DOROTHY SCHAUDER-Classical- Music and love, I love. Friendship, 1, 2, 3. MARY SCHOULTZ--Commercial-t'She hath a quiet understanding smile. Friendship, 2. Page Thiriy-.refven The ECHOES SECREST SEIPLE SHAMROCK SILVER SMITH SMITH SOMPPI STEELE STIGGERS STITH STODDART STOOPS STORRY STRONG SULICH S UOMI TANASE THOMAS TH ORNHILL TROPF TRUNKEY TUTTLE ULAM VALSI VAN SICKLE VAN VVYE VARIO VERLENICH SENIQRS Page Thirty-right IUNE Ctnss OALICE SECREST-Commercial- Never leave that till tomorrow which you can do todayfl Bazetta High, 1, Latin, 1, Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, High Lights, 3, Senior Play Committee. ROBERTA SEIPLE-General- The only way to have a friend is to be one. Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Class Vol- leyball, 2. FIQSAK 5HAMROCK:dlommercial-A'Dilige11ce. is the mother of-good luck. - YETTA M. SILVER-Stenographic- The meek intelligence of those dear eyes. Friendship, 1, 2, 3. OLORRAINE SMITH-Stenographic- Sweet was her word, and low. Glee, 1, Prom. ROBERT SMITH-Scientific- The mildest manners with the bravest mind. HELVI SOMPPI-Stenographic-t'So fair, so sweet, withal so sensitivef' Glee, 1, Echoes, Class Volleyball, 2. KATHERYN STEELE-Classical- Sometime she will surely win fame, for ambition is her middle namef' Friendship, 1, 2, 3, French, Glee, 1, High Lights, 1, 2, Basketball, 1, 2. OHAVARD STIGGERS-Scientific-- An ounce of pluck is worth a ton of luck. CHARLES STITH-Scientihc- Action is eloquence. Frolics, 2, 3, Lettermen, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Monitor, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, Class Basketball, 1, Civics. MARJORIE STODDART-General- Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. Frolics, 2, 3, Booster, 3, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Dramatic, 1 , Class Basketball, 3, High Lights, 2. CAROLYN STOOPS-Classical- Her air, her manners, all who saw admiredf' Wellsburg, W. Va., 1, 2, Glee, 1, 2, Latin, 1, Z, Dramatic, 1, 2, Biology, 1, 2, Friendship, 3. OIVOR STORRY-Commercial- Courteous he was, modest and serviceable. Glee, 1, 2, Secretary, 3, Phi- Chem, 3, Monitor, 2. RICHARD STRONG-Commercial- Let the world slide-I'll not budge an inch.'l Shaker Heights High, 1, Glee, 1, 3, Science, 1, Booster, 1, Radio, 1. FRANK SULICH-Commercial-'AA man of speed and endurancef' SouthBrownsville, Penna., 1, Track, 1, Orchestra, 1, Lettermen, 2, 3, Orchestra, 2, Track, 2, 3. HELEN SUOMI-Commercial- There is no Wisdom like franknessf' Friendship, 1, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Class Volleyball, 2. IMINERVA TANASE-Scientific- She is as full of kindness as of truth. Friendship, 1, Dramatic, 1, Phi- Chem, 2. RUTH N. THOMAS--Classical- Her heart is puref, Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Aeneid. PAUL THORNHILL-General- Men of quality are above wit. Frolics, 2, 3, Booster, 1, 2, 3, Monitor, 2, 3, Class Basketball, 3, Senior Assembly Committee, 3, Civics. MARGARET TROPF-General- Now my task is smoothly done.'l Zoology, 3. OVVILMA TRUNKEY-Commercial-l'Be wisely worldly, be not worldly wise. Friendship, 2, Class Volley- ball, 2, 3. GENEVIEVE TUTTLE-General- She is a winsome, wee thing. FLORENCE ULAM-Classical- A best companion is a book. Friendship, 3, Aeneid, French, Senior As- sembly Committee. IDO VALSI-Scientific- That one small head could carry all he knew. Monitor, 3. OGLADYS VAN SICKLE-General-Merry ways and daring eyesf' Bethlehem, Penna., 2, Dramatic, 2, Glee, 1, 2, 3, Friendship, 1, Dramatic, 1. MARGARET VAN WYE-General- Lively and talkative. Frolics, 1, 2, Booster, 1, Friendship, 3, Glee, 1. DOMINIC VARIO-General- Let knowledge grow from more to more. Spanish, 2, 3, Industrial Arts, 1. DON VERLENICH--General- I live in the crowd of jollityf' Industrial Arts, 1, 2, Lettermen, 1, 2, 3, Football and Basketball Manager, 2, 3, Baseball Manager, 1, Track Manager, 2. Page Thirty-nine S ECI-IGES VESEY VVALLI WARNER YVEATHERLY VVEIR VVHERLEY WHITE VVHITEHOUSE VVHITFIELD VVILDMAN VVILLIAMS VVILLIAMS VVILLIAMSON VVITHERSPOON VVOO D VVOODVVORTH YARGER YENDREK YOUNT YOXTHEIMER SENICDRS 53 Pagf Forty JUNE CLASS OMARGUERITE VESEY-Commercial- The nice things said about her are all true. Friendship, 1. EINAR WALLI-Vocational- What I know I have guessed. Track, 1, 2, 3, Class Basketball, 3, Frolics, 3 ALBERTA WARNER-Commercial- She will be your friend forever. Friendship, 2. LOIS WEATHERLY-General-if ' son with pleasure. Friendship, 3. --1 f-7 OROBERT WEIR-General- My school Work keeps me so busy, I seldom have time to study. MARY ALICE WHERLEY-Classical-'1VVith roses in her cheeks, their sweetness in her smile. Honor So- ciety, 3, Friendship, 2, Aeneid, French, Class Basket-ball, 2, Civics. BETTY WHITE-Commercial- Dainty and sweet as any Flower. Prom, Senior Assembly Committee. DOROTHY WHITEHOUSE-General-'Patience is the necessary ingredient of genius. Band Minstrel, 1 Band, 1, 2, 3, Class Basketball and Volleyball, 1, Honol Society, 3. OWVILLIAM WHITFIELD-Scientilic- That inexhaustible good nature. Hi-Y, 2, 3, Prom. MARGARETTA WILDMAN-Commercial- She preferred to be good rather than to seem sof' Friendship 1, 2. ISABEL WILLIAMS-Commercial- When she smiles, a light is on her face. Friendship, 1, 2, 3, Glee, 1, 3 Treasurer, 2, Botany, President, 1, Basketball, 1, 2, Class Volleyball and Baseball, 1, 2, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3 MARION WILLIAMS-Commercial-'fBe good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever. Champion High 1, 2, Dramatic, 2, Friendship, 3. OMARY WILLIAMSON-Stenographic-WVise to resolve, and patient to perform. Debate, 1, Phi-Chem, 2 Friendship, 3, Prom, Class Basketball and Volleyball, 2, Botany, 1, Honor Society, 3. JOSEPH WITHERSPOON-Scientific- He is a quiet fellow-sometimes. Monitor, 3, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3 CATHERINE WOOD-Bookkeeping-'ANoble in every thought and deed. Friendship, 3. Aeneid, French, Senior Assembly Committee. OLOIS YARGER-Commercial- Independent always-neutral never. Cortland, 1, 2, Orchestra, 1, 2, Glee 1, 2, Dramatic, 2, Friendship, 2, 3. HELEN YENDREK-Commercial-- VVise, but not by rule. ANDREVV YOUNT-Scientiiic- Handsome is as handsome does. Ada High School, 1, 2, Dramatic, 2, Prom. JOHN YOXTHEIMER-General-f'Reading maketh a full man. Bibliophiles, 3, Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, Civics, Echoes, Michael and Marry , 'Alt VVon't Be Long Now. Page Forty-one JEAN WOODWORTH-Classical-'lSmooth is the water where the brook runs deep. Friendship, 1, 2, 3, The ECI-ICDES THE BLACK FLAMINGCH By SAM JANNEY C A S T M. Bodier, innkeeper ,,A,,,,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, H oward Morrison Mme. Bodier, his wife ....,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, M iriam Jones Francois De Lussac, De Lussac's son ,,,,..,...,,,,, . ,,,, David Bishop Clifaliilotte i De Lussacls daughters 'A 5 saliialhpilaaune Elliott Clotilde ,,,,..,,, ,,,,, VVinifred Daugherty De Lussac ,,,.,,, ,,,,, H uston Pippenger Cagliostro ..,, .,.,,,,, A very Phillis Trigand ,,,,,,, ,,,..., A lvin jones Bourien ,,,,, ,...,,,,,,, J ohn Alden Popo ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, R obert Horton Gavroche ,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,v,.,,,,, ,.... F r ank Shamrock Bossange ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,...,,,,,,....,,, H. R. Lilley Villagers .,,, Edward Martin, Paul Kacir, Thomas Daugherty, Ralph Knapp, Grace DeClark, Pauline Clontz, Helen Bechtold. STAFF VVARDROBE-Bertha Clegg, Mistress, Mary Artymowycz, Josephine Guarnieri, Marguerite Marshall, Ruth N. Thomas. PUBLICITY-Richard Howard, Manager, Rex Coates, VVarren King, Minerva Burner, Dorothy Polis, Patricia Reed. STAGE-Paul Thornhill, Manager, Wilson Ringer, Lawrence Laprocina, Tony Maggiano, Gordon Christie, Guido Ferrara. BUSINESS-Mike Hydic, Manager, Ralph Knapp, Florence Ulam, Thelma Moore, Virginia Pierson, Maud Gear, Olive McMahon. Dirfdcd by O. A. LOVETT, Dramatic Coach Weird, mysterious, horrible is the play presented by the June class of 1934. In the black days of the French Revolution, there was no more celebrated house for dark deeds existing than was the sinister inn, The Black Flamingof, Here those seeking lodging went to sleep, many never to Wake again, or, if they were of the lucky few, it was to find their treasure gone. The disappearance of Queen Nlarie Antionette's necklace is the subject of the play. Throughout the plot, we suspect one and then the other, not arriving at a con- clusion until near the end of the play. Strange Count Cagliostro, who at times takes command of the situation by his marvelous gift of mesmerism, intensifies the mystery. The aristocratic De Lussacs, and colorful Trigand add atmosphere to the plot of thievery and murder. The screeching sounds of an invisible violin have the audience on edge and ready to shriek. Humorous relief is furnished by silly Clotilde, the maid, who is carried away by the flattery of conceited Popo. Clotilde attempts to reach Popo's heart by roasting him a juicy pig, while Popo is trying to win the pig through Clotilde's heart. IUNE CLASS PLQY Page Forty-two l UNE CLASS 1-joseph Fabrizio. 2-Marguerite Marshall. 3-Sarah Elliott. 4-Isabel Hogan. 5-Nick Binikos. 6-AveryPhillis. 7--Mildred Saddle. 8--Virginia Pierson. 9-VVinifred Daugherty. 10-Thelma King. 11-Lois Yarger. 12-Ruth Baker. 13-Delores DiCenso. 14--Grace De Clark. 15-Thelma Moore. 16-Elizabeth Alexander. 17-Wilda Myers. 18-Patricia Reed. 19-Miriam Jones. 20-Audrey James. 21-Mary Artymowycz. 22-Rita McA1'clle. Page Forty-three The ECHOES 1--Alice Secrest. 2-Edith Harrell. 3-Olive McMahon. 4-Donna Cunningham. 5--H. R. Lilley. 6--Wilson Binger. 7-Roberta Seiple. 8-Ruth Thornas. 9-Bernadette Logan. 10-Charlotte Bowen. 11-Marie Klinger. 12-Margaret Tropf. 13-Mary Alice Wherley. 14-Max Sanny. 15-Betty White. 16-Marion Green. 17-Lorna Ewing. 18-Lucy Flask. 19-Marion Rowley. 20-Minerva Burner. 21-G-race Kilpatrick. 22-Bertha Clegg. 23- Mike Hydic. 2+ Glen Philips. 25-Margaret and Theda Miller. 26-Ruth Pfau. 27-Jessie Lee Miller. ZX-Martha Hughes. 29-Ralph Knapp. 30-Rex Coates. 31--Harold Myers. 32-John Ellis. 33-Marjorie Stoddart. 34-Alice Jackson. 35-Dorothy VVhitehouse. 36- Evelyn Brewster. I UNE CLHSS Page Forty-four IHNUHRY CLASS l 1-Edith Kilpatrick. 2-Ray Boncory. 3--Howard Hogan. 4-Theda Champlain. 5-Evelyn Steele 6-Junie Davis and Jeanette Nilson. 7-Clarice Barber. 8-Katherine Harris. 9-Lois VVeatherly 10-VVilda VVard. 11-Virginia Hardman. 12-Vera Hayes. 13-Sylvia Lawrence. 14-jean Blair 15-Marion Drennen. 16-Higgs Vllilloughby. 17--Randall Smith. 18-Lois Gilbert. 19-The Tup- pers. 20-Lloyd Roley. 21-Evelyn Fritz. 22-Theda Parker. 23-jean Ewalt. 2+-jane Stonebraker. 25-Elmer King. 26-Theda VVyndham. 27-Charles Sidells. 28-Elizabeth Taipale. Page Forly-five The ECHOES 1213 CLASS Page Forty-.fix NI. Crawford. ond Ravm TY . CI' and almsb M VV. ris D0 ONSORS: SP Secretzlry ersg n Rug t, Jen ice Presiden wv J TC floo on A President, Jus OFFICI RS: 'vw 1213 CLASS Sylvia Aho Nlary Badin Gail Ball James Ball Lydia Barnabo Nlarget Bartholomew Elizabeth Bellay Richard Bjorson Irvin Bland Adela Bobby lllary Boldan Jane Boles Edgar Bower Thomas Brdek Dorothy Brill Steve Butchko Ben Cargo VVilliam Carnahan Frank Cerny Catherine Conway Marjorie Cope Jack Copeland Robert Cox Earl Craver Jean Creaser Frederick Daugherty Samuel Davie Hazel DeVoe Marion Dravis Genevieve Drennen Roy Dunphy Marcus Edwards Alma Engle Mike Fabrizio Bruce Fails Anne Fallon Helen Ferance George Ferguson Floe Foster Norman Foster George Emory Fuller hflarie Gardner Norman Gardner Luke Gissarelli Dorothy Goff Sylvia Goldston Dorothy Gorse John Gouldthorpe Lucrgiaizfgrrimgarf g lVIartha Lee Grove hlargaret Guthrie Joseph Hapgood Winona Herman Clara Mae Hickox Isabel Hogan William Homer Albert Howland Glen Hunt Ruth Hutzley Lawrence Imbergia VVillie Lee Johnson William Joseph Thomas Julian Vera Kagy Wm. Kanka Gertrude Kaski Klarian Keith Robert Kershner Wm. Kincaid Ruth King Vivian King Roberta Kirkpatrick lldartha Jane Kitchen Donald Klippel Clara Koivisto Irene Konopka hIildred Larner Grace Lepola Robert Lind Sally Lodwig Junior Long Juanita Loucks Carl Lundy John hdarkakis Julia hiarshall Josephine lllarvin John Bdatlago hiargaret llflattson Howard lVIatz John Nlazarik Jean hflitchell Virginia Moon Bernadine hIorris Carl Morton Dorothy Moser Dorothy McCaule5' Justine lIcConnell Pago Forty-rcfven Donald NIcDermott William McNutt Victor Natali Lillian Nyland Irma Oden Nick Ollis Edith Grr George Pantelakis George Paris Billy Parks Walter Parks Esther Paskowitz Clare Porter Isabelle Reinhold Lucy Ritch Velma Ruscitti Paul Salen Helma Salminen John Savu Charlotte Schmidt Herbert Schryver Robert Shriver Galen Simon Dorothy Slee Evelyn Nlae Smith Carolyn Spain Ivan Spraitzar Charles Strothers Robert Swain Armas Taipale Paul Takacs Robert Taylor Nlargaret Thomas Ruth Thompson Robert Tilton llfiatilda Tischler I Anna Toskas Lois Tucker Dominic Vario Alberta Warner lllary F. Weirick Raymond Westover Charles Whittier Betty NI. Williams Eugene Wise George Wise 'lVilliam Wright George Yohem The ECHOES 1-Marjorie, Genevieve, Helen, Carolyn. 2-Marian Shaw. 3-Virginia Bertuzzi. 4-VValter Mattieson. 5-Our Gang. 6-Linnea Toikka. 7--Bob May. S-Elizabeth Collins. 9-Helen Mandrean. 10--Free Shine. 11-Helvi Kail. 12-George Gentithes. 13-Martha june Hughes. 1+-Dayton Dadisman and Lois Hoffman. 15-Sig VVas. 16-Rosehuds. 17-Babe Gurmin. 18-Estella Noland. 19-Lois Gilbert and Evelyn Fulton. 20-Josephine Guarnieri. 21-Jean and jack. 22-Fall Beauties. 23-Anna Scott. 24-Alberta VVarner. 25-Sheiks. Z6-Ben Atkinson. 27-Co-eds. 28-Eileen, Grace and julia. 29-Sittin' on the fence. 30-Spring Beauties. SNHPSHGTS IUNIORS SCDPHOMQRES The ECI-IOES SPONSORS: llargaret A. Dennison and H. C. Wagner. OFFICERS: President, Blatthew Palovichg Vice President, James Coleg Secretary Ruth XVitherspoon3 Treasurer, Helen Garlick. 1 1 Q CLASS Pagf Fiffy 119. CLHSS Elizabeth Abraham Mabel Adamson Virginia Allen Matilda Allison Donald Appleby Jack Armstrong Mary Atkin Geraldine Aubertine Ruth Mae Bailey Verne Bailey Frank Barfay Robert Barhoover Virginia Baritell Harry Beckman Betty Bedford Joseph Bellay Edna Grace Bennett Harold Berkowitz Martha Bianco Josephine Bickel John Bigg Frank Bishop Charles Blount Eleanor Bochnaik Edward Bock Mary Jane Bowen Robert Bowers Georgia Bowman Jane Brague Herbert Brownlee Raymond Brownlee Joe Bryant Charles Burch Robert Burgess Richard Buschagen Eugene Byers Robt. Callaway Matilda Campana Anita Canzonetta Albert Casavant Charles Cassidy Robert Cassidy Clifford Cavender Ezra Chadwick John Chickerneo Iris Christie Charles Clark Elinor Costello Donald Crawford Vavara Datish Paul Davis Sammy DeCapito Carmella DeSanti Mary DeSantis Amelia DeScenna Joseph Dixon Belvin Dorsey Wilda Downs Bert Drennen Stella Duda Emor Durkin Muriel Eckman Robert Eustace Herbert Falkinberg Elwin Fenton Steve Ference Robert Fini Natalie Fiyalko Helen Fletcher Nick Fogoros Dorothy Fortney Ruth Foy VVendall Frankie Howard Frazier Helyn Fusselman Kenneth Fusselman Ruth Garrett Charles Gerste-Meyer Helena Gilbert Dorothy Goldner Willard Gomsi Robert Good Lorraine Grant Harold Gutelius Reino Harkonen Jean Harpster Helen Hartwell Florian Hatosky Anna Hawley George Hazuda Helen Heathman John Heldack Gordon Herbert John Hlaudy Winifred Hockensmith John Hogan Donald Hollis Robert Howk John Hurton Elizabeth Jensen Mazie Tones Valeria Jones Warren Jones Albert Jukes Irvin Kabakov Eugene Kale Aubrey Keich Clara Keller Miriam Kennedy Helen Kightlinger Virginia Kimmey Irene Koivisto Helen Koval Joe Krivonick Frances Kurey Dorothy Laufler Jarmes Lauiferz Audrey Law Allen Ledgerwood Helen Lindberg Josephine Loretto June Lowmiller Thomas Ludwig Lila Luoma Angeline Markakis Sophia Marto Lena Marzulla Mary Belle Messersmith Betty Meyer Viola Mikosh Edgar Miller Ruth J. Miller Robert Miner The Etna Mohermun Helen Moore Doris Morris Ann Morirson Frances Morrow Paul Murray Harold Myers Eleanor McBride Roslyn McCleery Mary McClelland June McElrath Ethel McGuf'l'ie Julia McKnight William McMahon Ray McNamar Herbert McQuinney Louise Nader Essie Mae Nichols Marguerite Nichols Rudolph Niski Ronald Noland Elaine Parker Edward Patchin Rita Petit Concertina Petroco George Pipenur Matilda Polena Viola Poppal Ann Pora Cornelia Porea Genevieve Poulton Dorothy Preto Raymond Price Margaret Prokop Andy Prox lames Pumphrey Dorothea Quimby Robert Ready Delmar Rector Betty E. Rees Robert Reichard Page Fifty-one LaVerne Remalia Paul Renftle Adolph Rosenberg Katherine Rosenbergei Jeanne Rubenson Jack Ruhl Kenneth Rupert Robt. Sadlier Sylvia Saker Virginia Saker Alex Santucci Cleonice Scarnecchia Miriam Schrader Dorothy Seise Elizabeth Selkma Lucille Senes Elmer Sentner George Sepinek Julius Silagy Frank Simon Zelda Singleton Henry Spain Rose Spain Hester Emma Steed Harriett Stephens Claire Stewart Steve Substanley Anna Suciu Donald Sweeney Dora Louise Sweet Elma Swegan Mildred Swinford Henry Szymanski Severine Szymanskia Sally Tahtivirta Kheva Tanase Beverly Thomas Robert Thompson Ellen Thomson James Thornhill William Urmson Joseph Valsi Robert VanAuker Albert Van Huffel Isabel Van Huffel Mae Vansickle John Van Wye Margaret Vennetti Nick Virca Norman VVard Anna Mae VVilliams Frances Williams Sylvia Wilsman Lenore Wingard Ruby Wolfe Edward Yakovac Mike Yannucci The ECHOES SPCNSORS: Ruth B. Wheeler and Harry L. Cowden. OFFICERS: President, Sollie Kellerg Vice President, Jeannette Browng Secretary Kathryn Beckg Treasurer, Ted Roderick. 1 1B CLASS Page Fifty-tfwo HB CLASS Wallace Adamson Welday Adrian Mary Ahkim Harlan Allen Dolores Amprim Helen B. Anderson Helen L. Anderson Roslan Ankeny Robert Ashelman Lillian Ashley Robert Askue Ila Baker Jason Beach Wilbur Bear Henry Beers Robert Bell Anson Bennett Dorothy Berg Lyle Biddlestone Victor Binben Helen Bond Eva Boran Ruth Bower Rudolph Boye Betty Bradley Alma Brogdon VVilson Brogdon Katherine Brooks Florence Bruce Lewis Burfitt Henry Bush William Bustard Harry Camp Joseph Capak Ruth Caraway Wray Caraway Alex Caroats Carmella Carillio Jane Cassimates Catherine Challenger Olga Chapley Wendall Chapman Mabel Chinnock Edith Ciferno Audrie Clark Wm. Cola Nick Comanescu Lynn Cook William Cooper Janet Cox Bertha Crawford Gertrude Cullinan Mike D'Amico Mary Damis Betty Rae Daugherty Roger Daugherty Cora Jane Davis Ernest DelDuchetto David Dennison June Derflinger Mike DeVengencie Carolyn Doolittle John Dorio Herbert Downs Joe Durkin Vermale Edwards Clyde Elliott Anna Fagyas Mary Felton Alice Fenton Edith Ferrill Elvina Ferris Albert Fillmore Margaret Fillmore Katherine Fischer Harry Fisher Nadia Fiyalko Jane Foley Floyd Fombell Nick Frenchko Marguerite Funtjar Lyle Gardner Anthony George Audre Gieschen Joseph Gilmore LeRoy Gimbel Andy Gnatt Eugene Gomsi Charles Gott Grace Gouldthorpe Frank Gradisher William Green Barbara Greer David Griflith Anna Grumbling Angelo Guarnieri Carl Haefling Louis Hageman Jean Hall Walter Harris David Heckman Vivian Hendrickson Harold Herlinger Wilbert Herttua Homer Highley Charles J. Hill Nick Hingel Elizabeth Holenscak Margaret Homan Laura Jane Hoopes Irene Hotosky Betty Jane Howk Steve Hoynos Everitt Hufford Leonard Hunt Hazel Hunter Walter James Betty Jastatt Russell Johnson Robert W. Johnson Betty Jones Anna Kalafsky Robert Kale Viola Kalvesmaki Leonard Karhu Jane Keifer Jack Keil Dorothy Kennedy Rudolph Kiefer Elmer Kipella Raymond King Evelyn Kline Mike Kontos Ruby Kreiger Lawrence Kujala Mary Kunichko Alexander Kunka Ruby Kuszmaul Alice Lake Charles Lansdowne Celestia Laprocina Nicholas Lardis Pauline Lawrence Eleanor Leiby Frank Leon Westley Limber Donald Logue John Lubianetzki Dominic Lucarelli Mary Lucas Dominic Mack Marie Maffei Lena Maggiano Vincent Maggiano Vera Mahan Mary Mandrean Reva Mann Barbara Manofsky John Manofsky Floyd Mapes Helen Markus Lloyd Marsh Doris Masters Charles Maurer Florence May George Mayers Carl Mazzochi Joseph Minatti Molly Minish George Molnar Lewis Montgomery Marjorie Moore Mary Morris Hazel Moseley Mary Annabelle Mo Janelle Moser Cyril Mullee SCI' Page Fifty-three Wilburn McCannon James McConnell Betty McCown Raymond McCreanor Rosemary McCusker VVarren McDermott Paul McCvuane William McKnight Mary Nemeth Louise Nichols Frank Nolfi Floyd O'Donnell Harold O'Malley Roy Palmer Dorothy Pappas VVilliam Parker John Petrilla Chester Phillips Evelyn Phillips William Pipenur Lawrence Pluche Margaret Pohto David Poole Charles Powell Kathleen Powell Harold Prentice Michael Prince Josephine Pytlik Billy Qualey George Radik Edward Rajikowski- Emanuella Rapone David Reamensnyder Dorothy Redmond Betty Jane Reese Violet Reese Lawrence Reynolds Martha Eliz. Richards Charles Richen Wilbert Rieser Steve Rimar Sanford Rinda Helen Ritch Adele Rogozan Lois Ruby Marjorie Rucker John Rudin Albert Rufo Eva Rumbaugh Ernest Sabo Max Saddle Florence Sager Andrew Saluga George Sam Chester Sample Raymond Sanfrey Antonette Sartorio Jack Sauerbrun Martha Scannell Howard Scholz Leonora Scott Arion Seabrook Marion Sebben Annie Seko Selma Seppelin Edith Shafer Beatrice Shirran Ruth Sillitoe Charles Simpkins Alex Simon Wilfred Simon VVilma Slafkay George Smales Catherine Smith Donald Smith Elmer Smith Genevieve Smith Ralph Smith Michael Somplack Mary Squirrick Florence Stan Mary Stan Leopold Stanowski Delsie Steele Chester Stein Doris Stiggers Vernabelle Stiles Milton Swanson Frederick Taylor Dean Thomas Mary Thomas Robert Thompson Lois Thompson Lillian Thorpe Clara Trillow June Tucker Abbie Ward Viola Waring Thomas Waxmansky Almeda Weigand VVm. Edwin Weirick Arthur Weita Robert Welch Delbert Wells Donald Wells Donald Welsh Dale Williams Merle Wililams William Williams Edna VVilson Velma Wilson Milton Wolkoff Roselyn Wright Dorothy Younger Rose Zayec Margaret Zeigler The ECI-IOES SPONSORS: Carolyn VVhitcomb and Harold C. Hulrne. OFFICERS: President, John Bustardg Vice President, Etta Klae Learg Secretary llartha Cavanaughg Treasurer, Adeline llazzochi. ' MDA CLASS Page Fifty-four IOA CLASS Elma Aalto Dorothy Alden Elizabeth Alden Catherine Alexander Helen Davis Ruthea Davis Thomas Davis Mary DeCapite Anna ANY ' Artis Defoor ' Betty Anderson Paul Angstadt Helen Anson Guy Arambaisck Joseph Aubel Nick Bacin George Baehr William Baker Marion Bartholomew Douglas Beard Mildred Bernacky Ethel Bethel Doris Bettiker Jessie Bickel Pauline Binko William Birrell Margaret Blount Lenore Bogdon Stanley Bogdon Frank Boich Marcella Bollas Joseph Bond Mike Bostardi Marjorie Botrotlz B. C. Botts Robert Bowker VVilliam Boyle Cleo Brogdon Alice Brooks Phyllis Brunton Louis Burgemyer Charles Burkett VVilliam Bush Elizabeth Calabria Elizabeth Calciu Patsy Cantelmo Meyer Caplan Rock Cardarelli Miles Cassidy Rebecca Cavanaugh LeRoy Chalker Eva Mae Chamberlin Margaret Chamberlain Dan Chegar Donna Clark Howard Cleal Clarence Clegg Kenneth Collins Yolanda Colson Dan Cononico Lois Cook Mary Cook Charles Cooley Robert Cooper Joseph Cornicello Paul C1'um Julia Cunningham Madge Cunningham William Cvengrosh Earl Daily Jennie D'Amico Bill Daugherty John Daugherty Agnes Davies Catherine Davis Elnora Davis Angelo DeJacimo James DeLeo George DeVoe Doris Dickson Ellsworth Dishong Marshall Dishong Jack Ditzler Anna Dobbins Kathryn Dolan Julia Druga Mitchell Duda Elmer Duncan Josephine Dusha Leo Dusha Mary Dziamo Florence Ebert Elmer Ellwood Robert Engstrom Virginia Estabrook William Evans Ralph Fabrizio Harold Fahndrich Nick Faniri Myrtle Fenton VVillard Fenton Olga Fiyalko Anthony Flask Aileen Flesher Albert Franko Stella Froncek Doris Fulton Mike Gallo Doris Gardener Thomas Garley Michael Gates Evelyn Geaman Viola Gear Arthur Gill Joseph Gmucs Gretchen Goddard Dorothy Goeppinger Austa Goldner Arthur Gray Ronald Griest Edward Grgurich Ann Griffith Archer Griilith Cover Griflith John Grima Keith Grove Mary Gurney Oren Hankins Steve Hanishan Ruth Hardman Ben Harley Betty Harmon Elsie Harmon Charles Heiple Herbert Heller Lillian Hendrickson Helen Henry Vera Henry Robert Henshaw Waldemar Hermely Elizabeth Herron Martha Hiljanen Charles E. Hill Donald Hill Raymond Hill Reta Hill Ruth Hlll Jack Hilton Rose Hingel Lloyd Hoffman Winifred Hollis George Homan Edna Howk Doyle Hubbard Ruth Humphreville Beatrice Hunt Margaret lzant Lillian Jacobs Alberta Jados Harry Johnson Willie Johnson David Jones Mary Joseph George Kacir Harlan Kagy VVanneta Kale Mary Kanka Gust Karozas June Keeler Billy Kelley Aimo Kiviniemi Billy Klingeman Madeline Klugsbery George Knight Otto Koivisto VVm. Kostyo Dorothy Kunkel Kathryn Kutufuris Max Kwiatkowski Ruth LaPolla Alice Larner Pete Lazarn Edward Lenio Anna Lewis Frances Lewis Grace Lewis Frank Liptak Steve Liptak Mardel Loftus Elma Loutzenhiser William M. Lucy Matt Luoma Joseph Lutton Lilyan Mackey Jack Macrea Frank Maggiano Matthew Ma rcarello John Marcello Patsy Mariano Thelmer Marshall Henry Martin Robert Martin Steve Martin Alfred Mason Amaryllis Mason Mary Matey William Matweyou Herbert Manger Rose Mehall James Meola Billy A. Miller William More Jane Morgan Page Fifly-fifvc Jack Morris William Murphy Jean Muter Frances Muzzy Frederickdvlyers Leora McKinney David McLean Marion McMahon Helen McMillen Jack McMurray Robert Nicolay Bertha Niemi Elizabeth Nilson Ralph Oates Joseph Ondike Octavia O'Tain Randolph Ott Pete Pacek Patrick Palmer Eli Pap Ernest Pappas Dorothy Parlos Franklin Parsons John Parti Dorothy Partridge Margaret Patterson Helen Pattison Helen Pearson Joseph Perica Chester Pernice Mickey Pernice John Pietila Dorothy Pohto VVilliam Porteous David Pritchard Lucille Propst Mary Prox Michael Prox Joe Pucevich William Rae Marguerite Randolph Eugene Ready Evelyn Reed William Reeves Edythe Rice Elizabeth Richen Margaret Roberts Richard Rogers Mary J. Rose Anna Sabo John Sager Richard Sager Elizabeth Sager Elizabeth Salcona Anne Sasala Frank Scarpaci Robert Scholz James Sebastian Annie Sebben William Selby Louis Semrau Anna Sesko Tony Setting James E. Shafer Merrell Shaffer Gladys Shannon Mike Shiamone Anna Silver Bella Simon Ted Simon Mollie Sines Katherine Sisk Louise Slezak Marcus Smales John Smith Noreen Smith Ruth Smith Margaret Snyder Rose Somplak Dominick Sorro Richard Sowers Virginia Spier Catherine Squirrick Helen Steele Mary Stewart Perthenia Stewart Pauline Stiles Jack Stone Mildred Stucky John Suciu Joe Sulich Nelo Suomi Mike Susko Eugene Swope Taito Taipole Anne Taylor Betty Jane Taylor Foncy Thomas Hazel Thompson June Thompson Harold Thornhill Frances B. Trainer Joseph Trillow Paul Troup Martha Trumbull Kenneth Tucker Joe Tutich Violet Uitto Kathryn Ulam Richard Ulam Anna Vario Mary Voishan Helen Voytek Fleming Waddell Mary E. Wagar Jeanne Walker Ruth Wallace Ruth Jane Walters Violet Ward Donald Ware James Was Betty J. Webster Hope Weir Dorothy Weston Betty Jane VVherley Jane White ' Glenn Wildman Betty E. Williams Curtiss Williams Florence Williams Ida Williams Jane Williams - Wayman Williams Evelyn Wilson Dorothy Woodworth Robert Wright Jacquiline Wrona Lois VVurtemberger Alberta Yakovac Willard Zokosky Maybera Zeigler Ruth Zeigler The ECHQES SPONSORS: Nlarian E. Hibler and Wiley S. Garrett. OFFICERS: President, Leslie Shaferg Vice President, Pete Blarshallg Secretarx Lily Wesalag Treasurer, Kenneth Jones. IGB CLQSS Page Fifty-six IDB CLASS Douglas Ackley Helen Aho Frances Albert Laura Allgood Harmon Andrews Ralph Angelo Remus Antonelli Lillian Arch George Ardinger Maryann Derville Joseph Hurton Laurn Miller Catherine Devenney Genevere Hutchison Joseph Minton Charles Di Angelo Cat-harine Didiekw-r Naomi Dowe Frank Drobik Jessie Druschell Violet Druschell Joseph Dubasik Dorothy Armstrong Edward Duda William Autio Selma Ball William Ball Raymond Ballentine Charles Barber Dorothy Barber Thomas Basciano Helen Bellay Rodger Berry Marv Beskid Irma Biro WVilliam Blanchard LaVerne Bloomer Kenneth Bock George Wm. Bowen Mary E. Boyer Lilliam Bradley John Brdek Carl Broadhurst Hayes Brogden Joe Brzeznski Joe Bugzavich Helen Bundas Alice Burnett Adella Burns Allan Buselink James Byrnes Joe Campana Ralph Capito Mike Capito Helen Earms Paul Eckenrode Vida Ecker Isabel Edwards Justina Eich Elmo Elliott Wilbur Ellis William Engstrom Gladys Ensall Dorothy Evans Harlan Evans Donald Everett George Eves Ronald Falkner Helen Fassock Edward Ferderber Mike Finta Raymond Flask Maxine Fletcher Helen Flostis Dorothy Ford Mary E. Foreman Stella Frederick George Fulton John Futey Inez Gardner Ann Gay Joe Gentile Gordon Gilbert Paul Gilmore Katherine Cardarelli James Godfrey Tony Cardarelli James Cardone Lucy Cardone Isabel Carillio Alberta Cassidy Ralph Carto John Cerny Susie Chance Max Chandler Alexander Chryst Alice Clark Lloyd Clark John Cola John Cole David Cook George Cooley David Courter Earl Craig Donald Craver Janet Cronberger Roy Cummins Anna Daniels Martha Dann Omylan Danyluk Clarence Daugherty Richard Daugherty Anna David John David Ellsworth Davies James Davis VValter Dean Sherman Gordon Angelo Graham Billy Graham Theodore Gunn Helmi Gustafson Thomas Hageman Julia Haggerty Dolores Hall Russell Hall John Hardman Sam Harrill Edward Harris Jack Harris James Harris Arthur Hathaway Norma Hawkes Ray Hawley Eupha Haywood Carl Hebehrand Kathryn Hiestand Conrad Hilbinger Robert Hirt Mike Homa Mary J. Horner Alice Horton Jean Howsare Frank Hudjek Robert Hummel Floyd Hunt Willoughby Hunter Calvin Huntley Manley Inlay Glenna J-ack-son Mildred Jacobs Alvin James Virginia James James Jamison Sadie Jennings Charles Johnson James Johnson Robert Johnson Rolland Johnson Clayton Jones Clifford Jones David H. Jones VVilliam H. Joseph Catharine Kennedy Jack Kennedy Elizabeth Kerr James Kershner Donald King Jane Kingdom Blanche Kinnear Robert Knoske Eleanor Konopka Rudolph Kubish Mike Kuhar Mildred La Clave Alice Laliferty Eleanor Lahno Betty Lamont Martha Lapiccirella Madge Lashorn Sara Langer John Lawrence George Lego Mary Lenny Julia Lepola Stella Lesnoski Esther Levy James Lewis Thelma Lillich Lawrence Loomis Raymond Lonsway Earl Loucks John Lozner VVilliam Lubianetzki John Lutsi Mary Lutsi Mary Lymbers Jessie Madujeski Josephine Maggiano Mike Maley Esther Mantovani Dan Marcarello James Mariano Honor Markle James Marlowe Martin Marshall Eraldo Martini Annie Marto Sara Marvin Fatina Matlago Steve Matweyou Joan Elizabeth Maurer Mary Jane Mebert John Melvin Francis Michael Frank Michael Veronica Mikita Olga Miller Page Fifty-:ffvcn Glen Moeschberger -Llyde Mogleg- Doris Moneypenny Nick Morgan Sanford Morgan Thomas Moser Jack Mullen Catharine Myers Mary Jane Myers Thomas McBride John McClelland Eileen McClellan Betty McCracken Bruce McEntire John Elmer McLain Steve Nagy Joseph Natale William Naylor VVillie Nichols Sam Noland Katharine Nusser Ethel O'Bryan Clara Oliver Warren O'Malley Margaret Opsitnick Daniel O'Rourke Agnes Palac Frank Pandaglio Mariano Papalas Mary Paris John Paully Vivian Penner John Pemz Orlando Petro Angie Petroco Raymond Phelps Do1'othy Phillips Paul Phillips Margaret Pike VVilliam Plevyak John Polenychko Bernice Politsky Dorothy Pontus Lena Prince Dick Propst William Queale Elizabeth Raeburn Kenneth Rhine Charles Rif'l'le Perry Ripple Irene Ritch Esther Rivers Paul Rivers Ruth Roley Stanley Roman William Ronald George Roscoe Arthur Rosenberg Frederick Rowley Jack Rudisill Raymond Rufener Arthur Page Russell George Ryan Wm. Robt. Ryan Gilbert Ryder Frank Saboten Francis Sammon Madeline Scarpaci Margaret Schiel Leo Schyll Donald Scott Dorothy Sechler Henry Sedoruk Will-iam Sekula Angeline Setting Ruth Shakley Allen Sharpe Vera Sharpe Kathryn Shenosky Max Shuster Evelyn Simon Angeline Simoni Fanny Simoni Georgia Smith Madge Winifred Smith Margaret Smith Mary Merciel Smith Frank Robt. Sotak Joseph Spano Eugene Sproull Sam Stassinis Denver Statler Mardy Stevens Andrew Straniak Carl Sulonen Anna Sutyak Eleanor Swanson Mitchell Takacs Jean Taylor Alex Tereba Jean Thomas Russell Thomas Ruth V. Thomas Lee Thompson Lucy Fay Thompson Virginia Timlin Harry Tomlin Kenneth Trill Ruth Tucker Michael Tvaroch Sarah Tyler Helen Ujfalusi Gizella Vargo Marie Verlenich Anita Villa Angelo Vitello VVilliam VVallace Junior VVeeks Fred VVedman Freda VVedman Henry Weil Jean Weiss Jane Wendling Theodore West George Williams Margaret Williams Mary Grace Williams Stanley Williams Lola Wilson Leo Wilsman William VVoodland Carl Wright Thelma Wright Edward Yakiel Rose Mary Yarnell John Edward Young Mike Zackeroff Paul Zarick Frank Zeck Steve Zek Martha Zipf John Zokosky The ECHOES ANKZZQSDEEGETHE RED AND WHlTEcH24RY?s'gcgnIf1r VC-Llglg 532 E: g .,Q5'f'mp:H1 15914 U s . . . U 1' J I J- -if E' fir' E 5 I Au. HAIL, ALL HAIL, T0 THE RzuANDWHlT:lOun Scuooa. sz-Lovin Fon p - N Liga EfE55Q?J1JJ me .a 2 FJ: 1, FE! 1 EEkE!-?EiE:5EElZl2'- b O , I!!-EE2ES'EESEEE2 - 5' ' . A ' f 'B' ' U J 51-AN o-Anus msn, 5 e va ns-as 1-om: s 1- P ,au . w-AL-rY,WAR-MN Q: , , , ,nigh A nl : Intl i a5..'i'fi-Tgsssars - E-: ,:- :-as:za:, -- I p . IRISH- 1 B b 9' 3 Y 'L' L1 1 u A ., JJJ3EJ5J.iJ4Eg A , Hn H 5 Hom srnoue nnvrncg OH euros us ww Yoon sum-me L HT ANDY owes Peo Anowmrg U' -3, I 1 ' ,Ir 1 l I 1 .FSFi-..g-r- 532-12- 1- -..-.EE - 2iI?5'k2l'EE2EE. lIf -E FI H' -i-1141 lf-! -I' --I KN - O, ,531 - U Tggus- --. IEE - 2 . an fn SCHOOL SONG Pj Ffzy fl: HCTIVITIES The ECHCDES Row three-Mathieson, Green, Porteous, Bowers, Dennison, Hapgood, Price. Row two-Kennedy, McClellan, Brewster, Tucker, McCleery, Lindbergh, Taylor, Wines. Row one-Mrs. Webb, Hydic, Creaser, Gentithes, Blair, Morrison, Daugherty, Mr. VVagner. Row six-Ollis, VVestover, Valsi, Kabakov, Ringler, Bowers, Knapp, Hydic, McMahon, Pippenger. Row five-Foster, Allen, King, Baldwin, Tilton, Palovich, Christie, VVise. Row four-Heckman, Takacs, Sabo, Gustillus, Coates, Howard, VVood, Price, Copeland. Row three-Rowan, Hyde, Bailey, Morrison, Martin, Richardson, Schnulo, Fails. Row two-Kapak, Pishotti, Comminos, VVilloughby, Thornhill, Wilson, VVas, Matey, Eustace, Sotak. Row one-Whittier, Groves, Jones, Gentithes, Barhoover, Berkowitz, Davis, Seiple. STUDENT COUNCIL MCDNITQRS STUDENT CGUNCIL JT BTrs. Clara K. Webb and H. C. Wagner devote much time to the Student Council, as faculty sponsors. 'The officers this year included: President, George Gentithes, H. R. Lilley, Vice,President, Howard Nlorrisong Secretary, Jean Blair, VVinifred Daugherty, Treasurer, Nlike Hydic, Raymond Price. The Student Council assists in many Ways in governing the school. lts chief duties are second-hand bookstore, lost and found drawer, hall duty, care of the cafe- teria, and the Well-known monitor system. The Student Council Hafzrl Hook, which contains the rules of the school, is given to each newcomer. Our Armistice Day assembly and two student dances were in charge of the Council. A contribution was made to the Community Fund and clothes Were secured for the poor. The Council also furnished funds for the Kent and Special Senior examinations. MCDNITGRS The Klonitor system is a branch of Student Government activity which is pro- viding great and necessary aid in securing better organized traffic conditions and more orderliness in the corridor. Each chairman is on duty one hour daily, during Which time he supervises eight men who have been assigned a position. These monitors are selected as a competent group of boys who give their best for the betterment of the school. The monitors are headed by the president of the student body. The six chairmen serving under George Gentithes were: Alvin Jones, Huston Pippenger, Harold Smith, Klike Hydic, Jason Nloore, and Robert Lind. Those serving under H. R. Lilley were: Carl Lundy, Alvin Jones, Joseph Hapgood, Gordon Christie, David Dennison, and James Thornhill. Page Sixty-one The ECHOES Row four-H. L. Cowden, O. A. Lovett, H. H. Hetzler, H. C. Wagner, K. L. Kraker, P. F. Hill, R. M. Crawford, H. C. Hulme. Row three-C. K. VVebb, A. I. Barrick, D. W. Malmsberry, A. K. Bowen, C. Whitcomb, J. Risdon, D. M. Yost, E. Paddock, M. A. Dennison, E. L. Kaufman, R. B. Wheeler. Row two-Bustard, Pishotti, Lilley, Elliott, Kail, Work, Gentithes, Moore, Jones. Row one-Long, Phillis, Atkinson, Binger, Mathieson, Willoughby, Green. Row six-Falkner, Moser, Bowers, H. Thornhill, Moore, Bishop, May. Row Hve-Rogers, T. Davis, Falconer, Price, Boncory, Gentithes, Thompson. Row four-Miss Wheeler, Webster, Nilson, Boles, Spraitzar, Tilton, Pumphrey, Atkinson, P. Thornhill, Mr. Cowden. Row three-Beck, Smith, Kline, Z. Messersmith, Taylor, Smith, Schrader, Harpster, Rubenson, Foley. Row two-K. Davis, Porea, Parker, T. Messersmith, Lindbergh, Sillitoe, Grant, Cross, Stoddart, Miss Malmsberry, Miss Barrick. Row one-Brown, Taylor, Marshall, Mathieson, Moore, Pierson, Hunt, Guarnieri, Tucker. SPONSORS HND PRESIDENTS BOOSTER COUNCIL CF SPCNSCRS QND PRFISIDENTS This council of sponsors and presidents oflclasses and clubs was organized two years ago, when some step toward co-operation among the leaders of extra-curricular activities was felt to be greatly needed. Although it has no regular meetings, a meeting can be called at any time by O. A. Lovett, in charge of all extra-curricular activities, or by the Student Council President. The council has served the student body and has succeeded in giving a better extra-curricular system in many ways. Their work can be seen in the method of re- cording each student's extra-curricular record, in the planning of a calendar of events for the coming year, and in saving money for the school by having orchestras bid for school dances. BCCSTER CLUB Booster Club-a club that is hard to get in, and harder to stay in. Why? Its membership is limited to fifty-six, and in order to get in, one must be elected by the club, in order to stay in, one must make the number of points required. Four people deserving special mention for their efforts this year are Ruth Sillitoe, Bonita Hunt, Thelma Moore, and Charles Foley. Promotion of every activity of school is the work of this group. Special functions this year included a peppy football rally, decorating for annual football banquet, three dances, chief of which were the Victory Dance after the Niles game and Groundhog Dance to raise Community Fund pledge, weekly decoration of football field, ticket sales, and annual Frolics. This yearls work was ably led by the following officers: President, Walter hflathie- son, Charles Foleyg Vice President, Charles Foley, Robert Taylor, Secretary, Julia hflarshallg Treasurer, Robert Taylor, Jason Nloore. Faculty sponsors are: Augusta l. Barrick, Harry L. Cowden, Doris VV. Nlalmsberry, and Ruth B. Wheeler. Page Sixty-three The ECI-IOES Row Eve-Howard, Kalvesmaki, Betz, Coates, McCollum Row four--Lilley, Toikka, Yoxtheimer, Gear, Mandrean Flask Wood Knapp Row three-Orlando, Ewalt, Kurdilla, Miller, E. L. Kaufman Palac Moore Harrell Marshall Row two-Pfau, Nilson, Paully, Wyndham, Parker, Blalr Alexander Atk1HSOD Row one-Hydic, Bishop, Jones, Phillis, Work, Wines, Daugherty Davxs Wllson Was Row four-Baldwin, Armstrong, Miner. Row three-Hicleox, Reinhold, Bartholomew, MOFTIN Palac Oden Moselw Row two-Eckman, Meyer, LaPolla, Brague, Moser Crarlxck Porteous Clontz Row one-Dravis, Tucker, Loucks, Hutzley, IVIOOIB C oldston Brlll M1ss Host THE ECT-IOESH I-HGH LIGHTS Pagz' Sixty-faux THF ECHGFSH STAFF The staff of 'iThe Echoes , under the leadership of Emily L. Kaufman, faculty sponsor, has produced a book which is somewhat different from former publications. In adopting innovations in the arrangement of material, we hope that the book has been made more attractive to all subscribers. JANUARY STAFF JUNE STAFF Editor fffrfffff A ffffff ,V., . . Jean Work .. ,777 . ,77,..et.,t,,tt Avery Phillis Assistant Editor ffrfffr ,,.,7 R 'Iuriel Wines 77,,,,, Winifred Daugherty Business Manager ,,,,7 .Orville Wilson .. 7.sooe,eoees . eeeeeos . . David Bishop Circulation lflanager Helen Orlando ,,,,,, . ,t,,t,, . ,,et,, ,, ,,,,,, llfike Hydie Art Sigmund Was, Ben Atkinson .. ,,7, H.. .. Richard Howard, Rex Coates Sports ,,,.,.,.. . ,,,,,, . ,,,,, Gomer Davis, Jr. .. . .. ,,,,, Alvin Jones, Catherine Palae Staff Committee . , Helen Nlandrean Bonita Hunt, VVilson Binger, Edith Harrell Theda Parker, Linnea Toikka llaude Gear, Ralph Knapp, Virginia Gates Theda VVyndham, Jean Ewalt . , Lucy Elasck, Ruth Pfau, Helvi Somppi Jean Blair, Henry Betz. ,,,, .,,, . . Jessie Lee Aliller, Virginia Pierson Jeannette Nilson . . Ann Kurdilla, llarguerite llarshall Helen D. Paully . . Ralph KIcCollum, John Yoxtheimer Jerome VVood ,,,,, . Walter' Kalvesmaki, Eileen James HIGH LIGHTS STAFF Copy! Copy! At last l gotta scoop ! What a lead! Cub, dig up that style sheet! --and another A'Hi-Lightsn is rushed to the thundering presses of the Wfarren Tribune Chronicle, through whose courtesy the column of school news is published every Tuesday and Saturday. Jason lloore succeeded VVilson Binger as editor the second semester, being ap- pointed by the faculty supervisor, Dorothy NI. Yost. Veteran reporters remaining from the first semester staff, which was composed of the ll-A Creative English class, include: Nlarget Bartholomew, llarion Dravis, Clara Nlay Hickox, Juanita Loucks, lsabelle Reinhold, Jean Rogers, .Lois Tucker, Muriel Eckman. Cub reporters added the second semester are: Robert Nliner, Janelle lWoser, Billy Porteous, Betty hfleyer, Jane Lee Brague, Helen Garlick, Ruth LaPolla, Hazel lVIoseley. Typists are Pauline Clontz, Catherine Palac, and Jean lhlitchell. Reporters who retired after covering L'beats one semester are: S. Aho, D. Brill, J. Armstrong, NI. Baldwin, F. Foster, S. Goldston, R. Hutzley, M. Kennedy, l. Konopka, B. Morris, l. Oden, E. Smith, R. Tilton. Page Sixty-jim' Row live-Moore, VVeir, Mathieson, Knapp, Morrison M Mollenkopf Bishop Gentithes Geaman, Green. Row four-Baldwin, Hutzley, Tilton, Willoughby, Atkinson Binger Howard Hatunen Phlllls Hydic, Wood. Row three-J. Risdon, Clegg, Mock, Paully, Hickox, Procopio Tucker Kurdilla Stevens James Wines, Harrell, Elliott, Ruokonen, Toikka. Row two-Johnson, Blakely, Gear, Mandrean, Daugherty VVork VVherle5 Marshall T Moore Guarnieri. Row one-Brewster, Parker, Palac, Orlando, Betz, Lilley Pfau Davis VVas xV1liOI1 Blalr Row five-Miner, Lilley, jenkins, Horton. Row four-Procopio, Tupper, Davis, Ulam, Harvey, VVoodworth, Gabig Row three-Porkolab, Harrell, Brewster, Rowley, LEWIS Ewalt Klmger Marshall Row two-McMahon, Elliott, Guarnieri, Buschagen, Wines Work Greensteln Colin Mrs VVebb Row one-Ringler, Orlando, Gentithes, Atkinson, Stevens Bmger Phillxs HONOR SOCIETY HENEID Page Sixty-six I-ICDNOR SQCIETY The National Honor Society is sponsored by Nlilton NI. Nlollenkopf and Jean- nette Risdon. CHTCCTS this year were: President, Henry Betz, Jason llooreg Vice President, H. R. Lilley, Roselyn 1lcCleeryg Secretary, Ruth Pfau, Howard Nlorrisong Treas- urer, Sigmund Was, llarian Davis. Spring election to membership included the following: Theda hfliller, llargaret llfliller, Diary Willizimson, Pauline Clontz, Patricia Reed, Jessie L. Nfiller, Nlary G. Gabig, Dorothy Whiteholise, VValter Kalvesmaki, Virginia Pierson, Bonita Hunt, Charles Foley, Huston Pippenger, Nliriam Jones, John Nlatlago, Floe Foster, Herbert Schryver, Bernadine hlorris, Hlarion Dravis, hfliriam Schrader, Cornelia Porea, Dora L. Sweet, Nlatthew Palovich, Kheva Tanase, Elizabeth Selkma, Roselyn lIcCleery, Ray Price, Harold Berkowitz, Yavara Datish, Velara Jones. COther members had the opportunity of being in the picture on the opposite pagej. HENEID CLUB The Aeneid Club is an organization composed of the members of the 12A Virgil class, and provides a pleasant way of searching deeper into the classical background than class work permits. Hhlagna hlaterv of the organization is llrs. Clara K. Webb, who lends a guiding hand in all activities. Each member of the club represents a god or a goddess. The hrst meeting of all the deities took place on mount Olympus fthe classroomj with the co-princeps, George Gentithes Uupiterj and Ben Atkinson QApolloj, in charge. Jane Stevens, as Niinerva, was scriba. VVilson Binger Qin the guise of Atlasl took care of the programs consist- ing of reports on the mythical lives of the gods and goddesses. The January Aeneid Club elected as princeps, Evelyn Brewster flunoj, and scriba, Ann Kurdilla CApolloJ. Under the leadership of hlarguerite llarshall QNar- cissusj, the programs centered about the building of a Roman House, reports of lives were also given. Three meetings were held, the last being a social affair where all par- ticipated in a Saturnalian feast. Page Sixmggsewen ,ga J. The ECI-IOES Row four-Ollis, Baldwin, Maurer, Barhoover, Lind, O'Donnell Betz Maurer Row three-Marey, Valsi, Vario, Haddock, Slee, James, Thomas DeSant1 Thompson Row two-Kimmy, Morris, Burner, Morrison, Mr. Hetzler DeSant1s Aho Vlltherspoon Can ZOIIEKIH. Row one-Cross, Binger, Pierson, Gentithes, Daugherq C reen Kall Whlson Row five-Daugherty, McConnell, Nilson, Ewalq, Reed, Pfau M3Ih1CQOH Readx Row four-Matlago, Harrell, Gabig, Rowley, M. Miller, M Marshall Procopio Vlood Row three--T. Miller, Brewster, Marshall. jones, Galloway L Miller Larner boldston Copeland. Row two-VVoodworth, Gear, Alexander, Tupper, Fini, Q rove Tucker Mock, Toskos Smith Row one-Gilbert, Barber, Parker, Blair, Mandrean, Mrs McCurdy Gorse Fallon Cuarnieri SPANISH FRENCH Page Sixty-riglzl LGS AMIGOS ESPANGLES LE V rljpanish Club enjoyed an unusually successful year, due g yinterest aroused in the varied activities. Among the numerous parties held, perhaps the outstanding one was the Christmas party held at the home of Evelyn Cross. The Mardi Gras , sponsored jointly with the French Club, was a unique and colorful social event of the year. The programs were educational as well as intensely interesting, especially an account of actual experiences in Nicaragua by Wilho Hatunen. A high spot was a debate wholly in Spanish on the resolution That United States should annex Cuba . The negative, upheld by George Gentithes and Harold Green, bowed in a moral defeat before the onslaught of the affirmative, upheld by VVilson Binger and Howard Niorrison. Officers were: President, George Gentithes, Howard blorrisong Vice President, Harold Green, VVilson Bingerg Secretary, Henry Betz, Virginia Pierson, Treasurer, Orville VVilsor1, Steve liatey. Harold H. Hetzler is the sponsor of the club. P. S. Refreshments were exceptionally good this year. CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais is composed of the twelfth grade French students who make at least G-plus in that subject. Klrs. Kathryn lIcCurdy is faculty sponsor, while officers for the two semesters included: President, Helen llandrean, Jessie Lee llillerg Vice President, Jean Blair, Ruth Pfaug Secretary, Theda Parker, Edith Harrell. The programs of the meetings, which are held every two weeks, consist of reports on French books and authors, scenes from French plays, and entertainment a la Fran- cais. Together with the Spanish Club, the second annual Nlardi Gras was held, an occasion colorful with gay costumes. Fancy dress prizes were awarded to Virginia Pierson, Pete Klarshall, llax Saddle, Genevieve Poulton, and bliss Edith Paddock. The carnival Rex felected by the student bodyj was Howard lfforrison. Among the high lights of the year was also a unique assembly, the chief interest of which was Robert Taylor and his company of marionettes. Departing seniors were honored in the second semester by a farewell dinner given in the cafeteria. Page Sixty-ninz' The ECHQES ROW SEVEN-C. Hill, Bland, Frazier, Barhoover, Baldwin, Long, Alden, Howard, Benikos, H. Schryver, Daugherty, R. Schryver, Berkowitz, MacMillan. ROW SIX-Swain, Blount, jones, G. Davis, Atkinson, H. Green, King, Simon. ROVV FIVE-Martin, Richardson, Betz, Weir, Ellis, Coates, Tilton, Storey. ROVV FOUR-Logue, Morrison, VVilloughby, Lewis, Hoopes, VVitherspoon, Hutzley, Eustace, Clark. ROW THREE-Mr. Carleton, Stone, Ruoko- nen, Taipale, Bartholomew, Kagy, McBride, Keith, Rulvenson, Harpester, VVright, Miner. ROVV TVVO-Garrett, Hickox, Reinhold, Tucker, Groves, B. Morris, Cullinan, Brague, Gar- lick, Mosier, Myer, Foster. ROVV ONE-Pfau, Fletcher, Burner, Morris. Tanase, Datish, Bowen, Cox. R OVV SEVEN-Murray, Reiser, VVaddell, Failes, Eves, Barhoover, J. Maurer, Simon, R. Daugh- erty, B. Daugherty, Daily, Stuart. ROVV SIX-Pritchard, Cooper, Hilton, Foster, Marshall Thomas, Hoffman, R. johnson, Ripple, Ditzler, Homan, Frazier, Blount, C. Maurer, Pentz ROVV FIVE-Aramhaisk, Bogden, jones, Hankins, Kontos, Binikos, Rae, Spano, Burgera' myer, Courter, Tomlin, Appleby, C. Johnson, Aubel. ROVV FOUR-Statler, M.cGarvey, WVise Joseph, Knight, McNamer, Karozos, Roderick, Ott, Heller, O'Donnell, Biddlestone, Garner Berkowitz. ROVV THREE-Brooks, VValters, Cavanaugh, Foster, O'Tain, Thompson, Oden Terrill, Haani, A. Taylor, Taylor, Shenosky, McKinney, Anson, Harmon. ROW' TVVO-L Allen, Fortney, Selkma, Mantovani, VVilliams, Fillmore, Thomas, Mackey, Ruokonen, Szmanski Kail, Shannon, Petit, Lear, Mahan, Brunton, Dravis. ROVV ONE-Brown, Mr. Hulme, Kirk: patrick, Morris, Paully, Hutzley, Mr. Crawford, Bartholomew, Baldwn, Tilton, Long, Pierson, Moser, Canzonetta, James, Bowen, Estahrook. PI-ll-CHEM ZQO L Q Gr Y Pnnf SWUMIV1' v v v Pl-ll-CHEM CLUB The Phi-Chem Club functions as two distinct organizations this year. The Physics division, sponsored by Clayton H. Carleton, is composed of members of the Physics classes who wish to experiment further and to study interesting physical phenom- ena. The Benzene Ring, sponsored by Ivan E. Massar, is open to Chemistry students who maintain a grade of G-plus or better. Activities of the clubs have consisted of demonstrations by members and numerous trips to local industries. Officers of the Physics Club were: President, Harold Green, David Bishop, Vice President, Henry Betz, Richard Howard, Secretary, Rex Coates, Ruth Pfau. Officers of the Benzene group included: President, Herbert Schryver, Nfatthew Palovich, Vice President, Kfiles Baldwin, Robert Bowers, Secretary-Treasurer, lrvin Bland, John Heldack. ZOQLQGY CLUB Within two years the Zoology Club, under the sponsorship of R. NI. Crawford and H. C. Hulme, has gained much fame, due to the frequent Held trips, excursions to points of interest in Pittsburgh, lectures, the annual exhibit, club movies, social affairs, and regular meetings. The Zoolngisf, clever bi-weekly publication, has won many friends for the organization also. This year the Club became a member of the Stu- dent Science Clubs of America. Engineering the club were: President, W. Scott Long, Nfiles Baldwin, Vice President, Robert Tilton, Roberta Kirkpatrick, Secretary, Ruth Hutzley, Jeannette Brown, Treasurer, Nfiles Baldwin, Rita Petit, Corresponding Secretary, Celia Laakso. Supervised by Nlr. Hulme, the following students managed the work of The- Zoologistz Editor, Helen Paully, Bernadine Nforris, Circulation Nlanager, Ruth Hutzley, Artists, W. Scott Long, Junior hfaurer, Literary Editor, John Allen. In addition to the above officers and editors, members of the staff included Allen, NI. Bartholomew, N. Binikos, K. Brooks, R. Cooper, A. Flasck, I. Haani, C. Kivisto, A. Mason, D. liorris, D. Poole, T. Roderick, E. Selkma, L. Schyll, K. Tanase, M. Tropf, and R. Thomas. Page Sffventy-one The ECI-IQES Row four-Green, Moore, Lind, Morrison, Bishop. Row three-Miss Risdon, Miss Bowen, james, VVork, Tupper. Row two-Daugherty, Harrell, VVines, Stevens, Burner, Toskos. Row one-Guarnieri, Phillis, Atkinson, Gentithes, Binger, Tucker Row three--Morrison, Lind, Thomas, Gentithes. Row two-Marshall, Pumphrey, Miss Barrick, Hegelman, Harrell. Row one-Green, Phillis, Binger, Foster, Faur. BIBLICDPHILES DEBHTE Page Sefventy-tfwo BTBLTGPHILES . The Bibliophi.les.was formed for thupurpose of fostoringraminterest in g ' - erature among high school students. The membership is limited to twenty members of the twelfth grade literature classes, and all must maintain an average grade of E to belong. Club sponsors are Xliss Jeannette Risdon and Bliss Alice K. Bowen. Ofhcers for the year were: President, George Gentithes, Avery Phillis, Vice President, Jean Work, David Bishop, Secretary, Josephine Guarnierig Treasurer, Avery Phillis, Nliles Baldwin. Programs for the year were of unusual interest. The works of John Galsworthy were the basis of one of the finest meetings held. Summer reading, prose and poetry of Rudyard Kipling, and essays, old and new, were subjects which the club enjoyed. The Christmas meeting was a social gathering at the home of Bliss Risdon. Songs were sung, and myths and stories of Christmas were told. DEBATE CLUB Resolved: That the United States should adopt a system of radio control and operation similar to that of Great Britainl' was the subject used for debate this year. Three of the five state league engagements were victories for the home teams, coached by Augusta l. Barrick. The affirmative team gained decisions over Youngs- town East and Kent, while the negative squad won from East Palestine. Affirmative debaters dropped a decision to Ravenna, and the negative, to Columbiana. Non-de- cision clashes were held with Howland, Ravenna, and Charleroi. Several members advanced their standing in the National Forensic League, of which Warren is a chapter. Wilson Binger, club president, received the Degree of Distinction, while Avery Phillis, secretary-treasurer, and Howard Nlorrison earned the Degree of Excellence. Norman Foster, Robert Lind, and George Gentithes re- ceived the Degree of Honor. Both teams entered the N. F. L. tournament held at Kent in llay, entries also he-ing made in other fields of forensics. Page Sefvcnty-tlzrfe The ECI-IOES Row four-Long, YVhitf1eld, Lind, Mr. Lovett, Lucy, Blshop Row three-Gentithes, Bowers, Dennison, Coates, H SCllINYE1 R SCh11x C1 Nanm Row two-Hapgood, Moore, VVill0ughlvy, Richardson Hxdxc xl01l1 on 'Xl 21 Silen Row one-Atkinson, McFarland, Phillipf, Lilley, Binger lhlllls 'Nlathle on CABINET Row two--Miss VVhitcomb, jones, Reed, Dravis, Mus VS heeler Row one--Brewster, VVeirick, McConnell, Elliott, Bartholomew VV1ll1ams HI-Y ' FRIENDSHIP Page Szvfwnty-fozu' l-li -Y CLUB The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to creatlmaintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. lllembership is limited to thirty-five boys who are voted in on points of sportsmanship, speech, character, scholar- ship, leadership, and dependability. The annual Hi-Y dance was held in the fall. Besides informal 'fBean-feeds and picnics, a farewell banquet was given in each semester to honor graduating members. Such speakers as Ernie Hall, ll. llollenkopf, and Ben Kniffen addressed the club on various occasions. Among the outstanding activities was the help given to the Junior Red Cross Christmas drive and to the library's book campaign. O. A. Lovett is faculty sponsor, while officers this year Were: H. R. Lilley, Presi- dent, Avery Phillis, Vice President, Harold Smith, Bdike Hydic, Secretary, Wilson Binger, Treasurer. FRIENDSHIP CLUB Under the direction of Opal Briley, Y. W. C. A. Secretary, the program this year centered around interest groups in order to accommodate the three hundred girls enrolled. These groups and their sponsors are:Personality Plus with Carolyn Whit- comb, Sociability a la Post with Helen Holt, Little Theatre with Gretchen Wilhelm, lVIrs. Isabel McFarland, and Frances Messer, Decorative Arts with Elizabeth Frank- lin, lWodern Poetry with Dorothy Yost, Books with lVlargaret Cleveland, Swimming with lva Atkin. Activities advanced under the guidance of President Sarah Jane Elliott assisted by the other officers: Margaret Bartholomew, Vice President, Justine lVIcConnell, Sec- retary, Diary Frances Weirick, Treasurer. Also in the cabinet were Evelyn Brewster, Nliriam Jones, Blarion Dravis, Patricia Reed, and Betty Williams. Special events were in charge of sponsor Ruth B. Wheeler. Outstanding were Mother-Daughter Banquet, Youth Conference, Christmas Assembly, Easter Recog- nition Service, and the Christmas and Spring dances. Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets were distributed as in former years. Page Se-twenty-fifve The ECHOES Row Eve-Rice, Cope, Saddle, Smith, Alden, Hegelman, Selby, Huntley Row four-Shaw, Taylor, Knapp, Sanny, Long, Gentithes, Baehr. Row three-Reinhold, Secrest, Hickox, Pippenger, Yoxtheimer, Maurer, Goldstem Flasck Knoske, Wilson, Mr. Lovett. Row two-Garrett, Kail, Anson, Pierson, Pfau, Elliott, Smith, Lautzenhlser Lmdbergh Cox Blount, Patterson, Trumbull. Row one-Gilbert, Jones, Phillis, Berkowitz, Binger, Foster, Guarmerx HMICI-IHEL HND MHRYH DRAMATIC PLAY Page Se-vcnty-six ' Pagc Sffzfcnty-semen A 'lil PJ Lu CD cm C? LTJ IJ LL. O M Q3 The ECHOES Row Row Row Row four-Pishotti, Yvilliams, Hingel, Suchiu, hlontgomery, Garner, Burgess. three-Straniak, Klein, Askue, Simkins, Luoma, Downs, Sulonen, Aubel, Stewart. two--Futey, McGuFtie, Konopko, Messersmith, Markakis, Fulton, Colin, Quinby, McBride. Selkma. one--Mr. Scheig, Pentz, LaPolla, Mazzochi, Hummel, Flask, Christ, Smith. ROVV ROW ROVV ROVV EIGHT-Burns, Selby, Rae, Ackley, Fahndrich, lWorris, Graham, Homan, Prentice, Bog don, Huntley, Ullan, Harris. ROVV SEVEN-Yohem, Kiviniemi, Shulas, Markakis Sepanek, Cope, Collins, Burgermyer, Feranse, Saylor, Printz, Marchand, Pantelakis, SIX-Allen, Knight, Brdck, Downs, Remalia, Kincaid, Burfitt, Eustace, DiMauro, Arm strong, Horton, Osborne, Poulton, Stevenson, McCrea, McGarvey. ROW FIVE-Hickox, Carillio, Vansickle, Ensall, Difford, Mackey, McKihben, Ewing, VVilliams, Lamphier. Bruce, Faur, Hollis, Anthony, Hiljanen, Thomas, Slee. FOUR-Rinehart, Albert, Allen, Sisk, VVhereley, Trumbull, Muter, Herron, Patterson, Somplack, Lamont, Hagerty, Gouldthorpe, Stuart, McCormick, Kagy, Middlestead. ROVS THREE-Moneypenny, Chamberlain, Uffaluse, VVeston, Davis, VVager, Dobbins, DiCenso Stevens, Miller, Simon, McClelland, Klinger, Mann, Hall, Davis, Partridge, Armstrong TWO-Scheig, Singleton, VVork, VVines, Derflinger, Fenton, Taylor, Cox, McClellan, Ruok onen, Gilbert, Redman, Harley, Hawk, Naylor, Reed, Binko, Rush, ROVV ONE-Van Sickle, Voishan, Scarnecchia, Jones, Storey, Gentithes, Carnahan, Kail, VVilson, VVallace, Jackson, Guarnieri, Creaser, Younger, Hoopes, Loutzenhiser, Estabrook, Nilson, VVilson. v r u ORCHESTRA GLEE CLUB Pagf Smwzfy-eiglzi Vi, ,,,,, ORCHESTRH The purpose 6f'this organization is to promote interest 'in music in the high school. The officers this year were: President, John Pishotti, Robert Hummel, Vice Pres- ident, Albert Cassavant, Louis Nlontgomeryg Secretary, Wilda Downs, Nlatt Luoma, Treasurer, hiatt Luoma, Robert Aslcue. Carl F. Scheig, conductor, directed the orchestra in the presentation of the opera, Girofle-Girodaf' The orchestra also contributed its services for the Commencement Exercises, Senior Class and Dramatic Club lavs, and communitv affairs. P . . GLEE CLUB The Opera given this year by the Glee Club of one hundred and thirty members was the French Opera, Gi1'ofle-Giroflaw. The principals were chosen by Carl F. Scheig from the following: Eileen 1IcClellan, Isabel Reinhold, Eva Nlae Chamberlin, Jean Creaser, Jack Armstrong, James Burns, Edward Evans, Aimo Kiviniemi, John Alden, Ann Allen, Lorna Ewing, Don-ald Craver, Dominic DiMauro. In addition to the Opera, the Glee Club was on the program of the Baccalaureate and the Thanksgiving Services. The overtime group and the boys' quartet especially deserve praise. The latter was composed of Kenneth Jones, Robert lliddlestead, Or- ville VVilson, and George Gentithes. Officers of the Girls' Glee Club were: President, Helvi Kail, Jean Creaserg Vice President, Virginia Estabrook, Jessie Lee Nlillerg Secretary, Josephine Guarnierig Treasurer, Jean Creaser, Julia Harley. OHicers of the Boys, Glee Club were: President, Kenneth Jones, Robert ldarchandg Vice President, Orville Wilson, William Carnahan, Secretary, Ivor Storry, Jack Armstrong, Treasurer, William Carnahan, John Alden. Page Svfvfnfy-nirzc The ECHOES Row Row Row Row Row five-Zeigler, Ellwood, Frazier, Garner. four-Zarick, Ilolli, Keil, Auhel, Ewing, Smith, Shellhorn, G. Ferguson, T. Messersmrth A. Ferguson, Z. Messersmith, Bishop, Casavant, Hankins. three-Mr. Corlett, Thomas, Summerlin, Gray, Qualey, Daily, Daugherty, Fisher, Lucy Humphreyville, Sager. two-Gomsi, Howard, Griffith, Daugherty, VVhitehouse, Baker, joseph, VVard, Henshavw Drennen, Simkins. one-Imburgia, Bartholomew, Atkin, Sager, Hummel, joseph, YVise, Flask, Rieser, McLean VVilliams, Matlago, Horton. 1 l 1 Row Row Row Row four-May, Bailey, Cargo, Ferguson, Atkinson, Boncory, Kalvesmalci. three-Wherley, Stevens, Green. two-Parker, Wines, Secrest, Oates, Lodwig, Kail. one-Phillis, Bishop, Yoxtheimer, Miss Van VVinkle, Bishop, Thornhill, Coates BHND I-IISTGRY Page Eighiy BEND The band was very loyal in providing 'fpepn and enthusiasm at all football games and rallies. It also appeared at baseball and basketball games with its cheery music. When the football king was dethroned and the basketball king was crowned, the band furnished the members of the royal orchestra. An evening performance of the D. lXf'I. l. Frolics was sponsored by the band to raise funds for new uniforms. A spring concert also was presented by the band itself. Gfficers for the year were: President, Charles Frazier, Raymond Bradley, Vice President, Raymond Bradley, Bert Drenneng Secretary and Treasurer, Wilbur Reiser, Dorothy Whitehouse. Librarians were Zelma and Thelma Nlessersmith, llarian Bartholomew, lllary lfargaret Joseph, Curtis VVilliams, Robert Henshaw, Florence Sager, Xlary Atkin, Dorothy VVhitehouse. CURRENT HISTCEY EXECUTIVE BCHRD Officers, elected by the several Senior Current History Clubs, meet to discuss their executive problems and plans for club activities. These executives, headed by John Yoxtheimer and Charles Foley, comprise the 1933-34 Excutive Board. Eleanor Van VVinkle is faculty sponsor. An attempt is made to guide club members in their study of current news, de- termining reliable sources of information and selecting topics of interest for discussion. The Board plans the meetings of the various clubs and evolves methods through which to promote interest and co-operation. Secretaries lVIargaret Eliller and Paul Thorn- hill have been kept busy recording these discussions. David Bishop, Vice President, suggested valuable practices and promoted the interest of his club in studying Foreign Relations of United States. Rex Coates di- rected his club in a study of local politics, including hlayor Bjorson's election and the debate about the 0. P. S. question. Several groups have studied the development of the Federal Organizations-N. R. A., C. W. A., and P. W. A. Page Eighty-one The ECI-IOES Row three-Cleal, Burgess, johnson. Row two-L. C. Hatfield, Bush, Collins, Berkowitz, Alden. Row one-Poole, Griest, Kightlinger, Kimmy, Burgermyer, Baehr, Row Row Row Row R ow five-Dulnasik, Gilbert, VVells, Gill, Heckman, Droluik, Kilpela, Campana, Ryan. four-Elliott, Phillips, Ed. Saluo, Kershner, Beach, Mapes, F. Adams. three-Cantelmo, Cardone, Russell, Ferrara, Taipale, Kunka, VVright, Mr. Kraker, Salvo. two-Kuhar, VVare, Rinda, Sebastian, Qualey, Herlinger, J. Adams, Cvengros, Miller, Blount, Pluche, Sample, Mr. Gass. one-Basciano, Bostardi, Bush, Wlildman, Reynolds, Silagy, Baker, Smith. CINEMQ INDUSTRLQL HRTS Page Eiglzfy-mea CINEMA CLUB Newest among the high school organizations is the Cinema Club, formed for the purpose of giving movies during the noon-hour. Already a great many comedies and cartoons have been presented, and the club is planning for better movies. lVIuch more interest was shown in the club during the second semester and the membership is in creasing rapidly. The club is under the co-sponsorship of Henry H. Alden and Lloyd C. Hatheld, while the following students served as oHicers: President, George Baehrg Vice President, Randolph Ott, Secretary, Ronald Greist. Nlr. Hatfield is the Treasurer. INDUSTRIAL FIRTS CLUB The Industrial Arts Club, re-organized this semester, is open to boys who take wood shop, machine shop, or mechanical drawing. There are sixty members in the club at the present time. Its purpose is to interest the boys in different kinds of industrial vocations. The Club has made several interesting and educational trips to factories and shops in Warren and nearby cities. Among them are Ohio Leather Works, Ohio Public Service Company, Brainard Steel Company, hlazda Lamp Works in Niles, and Youngs- town Pressed Steel Company. Kenneth L. Kraker, G. E. Nickel, and W. B. Gass are faculty sponsors. Officers are: President, Armas Taipaleg Vice President, Lynn Cook, Secretary, Delbert Wells. Page Eighty-three The ECHGES PIUTCDGRQPHS FITHIQETICS The ECHOES ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL H. B. TURNER MILTON MOLLENKOPF L. O. WURTENIBIIROER PIERRE F. HILL MABEL CL VVQLFE H. R. LILLEY GEORGE BUCHXVALTER RAYMOND HUGHES Row two-Wiley E. Garrett, Kenneth L. Kraker, Roy T. Daily. Row one-Dwight B. Laiferty, A. Margaret Eaton, Pierre F. Hill. l'Tom Davis, Howard Morrison, Al Jones, Bill Lucy. COACHES CHEER LEHDERS Page Eighty-six LETTERMEN Each year the Lettermen's Club sponsors the Homecoming Dance. The money made from this dance is used to buy the club awards. The boys serving two years on varsity football received gold football awards. They are: Robert Thompson, Tony llarsh, Joe Dixon, Luke Gissarelli, and Gomer Davis, Jr. Ray Sennes and Carl Lundy received an honorary award from the coaches for three years of faithful gridiron service. The club is sponsored by the athletic coaches: Pierre F. Hill, Dwight B. Laf- ferty, and Wiley S. Garrett. Officers were: President, Gomer Davis, Jr., Tony Nlarshg Vice President, Joe Dixon, Alvin Jones, Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Thompson, Charles Stith. Row five-Mr. Garrett, Grumbling, Mr. Lafferty, Lilley, Zofko, Stith. Row four-Craver, Mr. Hill, hflarzulla, Sanfrey, Chickerneo, Bryant, Horton, P. Davis. Row three-Simon, Sulich, Taipale, Bailey, james, Brogden, Sabo. Row two--Lucy, Jones, Morrison, G. Davis, Lewis, Boye, Sotak. Row one-Butchko, Antonelli, Gissarelli, Davis, Dixon, Verlenich, V. Bailey, Groves, De Marco. Page Eighty-.vefvfn The ECI-IOES OFFICERS Gomer Davis ...,. .,,,,,,,, C aptain Wiley Garrett ,..,,7 Y,,,, , . Assistant Coach Pierre F. Hill ,.,,,,,,,, ,7,,,,, H ead Coach Don Verlenich ..... ,,,,,..,,,. M anager Dwight B. Laffertv tttttt Assistant Coach Milt Grumbling .,,., ,,.... M anager RESULTS OF THE SEASON Warren ,,,,.. 12 Warren ,,,,,r 2 Warren ,,,,.. 26 Warren ,.,,,. 21 Warren -l .,.. 7 VVarren 33 Struthers Erie East Youngsto Salem .......r,............. 0 Sharon .... ,,,,,, 6 Garfield VVarren . Wn East ,,,, 0 TOTAL POINTS 172 Opponents Warren ,..,,, Warren ..r,., Warren ,..... Warren .,.... Warren ,,,,,, Girard ,,,t South ,,,,,, Raven ,,,,. Erie Tech Niles ....v,. 24 Row four-Palovich, Golon, Fahndrich, Sauerbrun, Comanescu, Lundy, Askue, Smith, Bogdan, GriHith, D. B. Lafferty. Row three-P. F. Hill, McNutt, P. Davis, Marsh, Sabo, Dixon, Simon, Gunn, Martin, Adamson, Bryant, Boran, W. S. Garrett. Row two-Roscoe, Gissarelli, G. Davis, Horton, Thompson, Butchko, Sanfrey, Sennes, Cononico, Brogden, Chickerneo, Macrea, Verlenich. Row one-Murphy, Crumm, Wilsman, Tutich, jukes, Roscoe, Nastal, Pernice, Ashelman, Grumbling, T. Davis. FOOTBALL SQUAD Page Eighty-right FCDCDTBALL SE!-ISDN Winning nine of eleven games, Harding High enjoyed one of the most successful seasons ever known in the history of the school. In the '33 opener, the Prexies battered Struthers, a big, experienced team, to a l2-0 score. The game was featured by a smooth running attack and a great defensive line. But next came the sad tale that Erie nipped the Presidents, 6-2. A desperate but perfectly executed forty-yard pass in the last seven minutes of play placed a scrappy Erie East in a position to score and terminated one of the greatest grid battles ever waged under the flood lights of Harding High. This fray was marked by the play of Dixon, giant center. Youngstown East was somewhat of a breather, as VVarren scored at will. Danny Cononico made his first appearance as quarterback in this game and played like a veteran. A supposedly mild band of Quakers from Salem proved to be a war-like grid ma- chine that clawed and scratched at the Prexies in a bitter battle, before succumbing to a 21-0 defeat. Chickerneo and Brogden featured with long 1'uns. Playing an undefeated Sharon team, Warren was on the short end of a 6-O score until late in the second quarter, when Hjuniey' Davis skirted right end for twelve yards and a touchdown and then kicked the extra point to win the game, 7-6. A Home-coming crowd witnessed a steam roller attack on Akron Garfield that netted five touchdowns. Individual stars blossomed forth, but the scoring was the result of team-work and perfect blocking, along with some beautiful ball-toting by Brogden, Davis, Cononico, Sanfrey, and Chickerneo. Long runs and a big score for the Red and VVhite team made the Girard game thrilling to watch. Warren smashed through Youngstown South, one of its greatest rivals, for the seventh Victory of the season. Ildarsh and Dixon, mainstays on the line, seemed to be every place on the field. Youngstown Rayen upset our winning streak by a 6-0 triumph. Harding High Eleven had to put up one of its stiffest fights of the season before subduing an under-rated, scrappy Erie Tech. Eleven by a 14-0 count in the final home game of the year. The line played a great defensive game for the Red and White team. That Annual Turkey Day battle with Niles was a cheerful earfuln. For the first time in three years, the lVIcKinley Warriors went down to defeat under a crushing attack. Warren High was honored by having four players placed on all of the all-county elevens selected by the various newspaper men in the county. They were: NIarsh, Gisserelli, Sabo, and Davis. A very successful season we call it. Huge Crowds! Cheering Students! Peppy Cheer-leaders! Snappy Band! Super-fine Coaching! Doc Kelly! WINNING TEADT! ! Congratulations, Harding High! Page Eighty-nine The ECHOES Y T THE TEAM HGMECQMING SNAPS 1. Pete Jamison 4. Gym Girls 2. Their Majesties and Cheerleaders S. Bonfire Gang 3. Phil Compton 6. Glass, Lewis, Massar , 7. Queen and Attendants Page Ninety-one The ECI-IGES HA VQLLEYBQLL 129. BHSKETBHLL lOB BQSKETBHLL UfTournament not concluded in time for picturej INTERCLASS Cl-IHMPIQNS Row three-M. Eaton, McBride Bowen, Koivisto. Row two-Morris, Porea, Allen, Downs, Jones. Row one-Fletcher, Witherspoon, Sillitoe, Law. R -B M M.D'l R'fH VV'h ow two oran, atey, r al y, 1 e, it erspoon. Row one-Michelson, Walli, Ketola, Matz, Sabo. Tall Team-Bloomer, Lahno Mebert Hutchison BIIO Wesalo, Miller, Shakely. Short Team-Earms, Gustafson, Vargo Verlemch Zlpf Wright. Page Ninety mvo BHSKETBQLL SEASGN BUYS The Red and White lost its opener to Sciencevillels band of veterans but chalked up its first win over Chaney. With the score deadlocked, Warren suddenly came to life in the last two minutes and nipped Chaney, 17-14. After a rough but thrilling game, Ashtabula's Golden Panthers nosed out Harding by one point. . The New Castle flippers with their tight-shifting zone defense handed Warren a real set-back. Then flashing a smooth-working attack, Harding chalked up its second win of the season over Youngstown East. The liassillon cagers ran wild to defeat the Presidents, 37-17. The work of Dixon and Bryant stood out in this game. Harding High stepped to the front in the race for the mythical county A basket- ball championship by swamping Girard, 28 to 15. South nipped the Prexies by tallying two fouls in an overtime period. Rayenls cagers likewise tripped the W. H. S. team. Showing its best form of the season, War1'en's quintet smothered Struthers, 34-15. This game brought out the defensive work of Davis and Fini. Out-smarting Niles at its own game, Warren turned back its ancient foe, 21-16. junie Davis finished his long and brilliant athletic career for Harding High in this fray. All members of the Red and White team turned in a brilliant demonstration of basketball as they nosed out Campbell liemorial by a 21-18 tally. Warrenls winning streak was broken by Salem Quakers and again by Liverpool. The Red and White realized its highest aims as it shifted defenses at the half time, and took Niles l1cKinley's measure at 25-15. Brookfield was also defeated by a good margin. ln a game of thrills, Sharon vanquished Warren 17-14. GIRLS With only three lettermen back from last year, the Girls' Team went through the season with three victories and five losses. Both on the home floor and abroad. Warren was unable to stop the sharp shooting of the hflesopotamia giants and the Struthers sextette, Playing at Girard, our girls came home with another loss. Warren's first victory of the season resulted in breaking the winning streak of Brookfield. The season ended with an easy victory over Newton Falls. The following players received letters this year: R. Bower, D. Cunningham, H. Suomi, NI. Lucas, V. Allen, C. Palac, J. llorton, J. 1IcConnell, J. lluter, and A. Grumbling, llanager. Page Ninfty-tlzrrr' The ECI-IOES Row three-Daily, Brogdon, Dean, Lucy. Row two--Mr. Hill, Daugherty, Hubbard, Taipole, Heldack, Stith, Mr. Lafferty Row one-Crum, Homer, Askue, Chickerneo, Fini, Kabakov, Rector, Verlenich. BOYS BHS GIRLS Row three-Grumbling, Suomi, Patterson. Row two-Pohto, Chamberlin, Boran, A. Palac, Morrison, Cavanaugh. Row one-Lucas, Muter, King, C. Palac, Allen, Cunningham, Bower. KETBQLL -Page Ninety-four BASKETBALL SCORES Boys' Team Joe Dixon ,,.,,,.., ,,,....., Gomer Davis Don Verlenich Warren ,,,,,, 15 Warren ....,. 17 Warren ,,,,,, 17 Warren ..,,,, 18 VVarren ,,,,,, 27 Warren ....,. 17 Warren ,,,,,, 28 VVarren ..r,,, 23 Warren ,,,,,, 22 OFFICERS Co-Captain Pierre F. H111 ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,........,..,,, Coach Co-Captain Dwight B. Lafferty Assistant Coach Manager Paul Crum Assistant Manager SCHEDULE AND SCORES Scienceville ,,,,,,,,,,,, 25 Warren Struthers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 15 Chaney ...,..,.. ,r,.. 1 4 VVarren Niles ....,,.,..,.........,, 16 Ashtabula ,,,,,,,,e,,,,, 18 VVarren Campbell Memorial 18 New Castle .,,,........ 29 Warren Salem ............,.,,,,.. 1-1- Youngstown East W 20 Warren Liverpool ,,,,...,,,,,,,,, 37 Massillon ..,........... 37 Warren Niles ,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,.. 15 Girard ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 15 Warren Brookfield ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 24 South .......,,.,,..,,,,,, 25 VVarren Newton Falls .....,,, 26 Rayen ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,., 29 Warren Sharon ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t 17 DISTRICT TOURNALIENT Warren ,,,,,.....,,....,. 17 Hubbard .......,.,,1.,,. 31 TOTAL POINTS VVarren ,...,,.,..... .... . 397 Opponents ,,,,.....,,, 426 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Stith ,,,,,,,, .,,..., 1 06 Bryant ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s, 38 Dixon ,.., S. 1 14 Chickerneo ,,,,,.. 23 Davis ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,....., X23 Fini .... Q 83 X11 Games . 1 Girls Team OFFICERS Nlargaret Eaton, Coach Ann Grumbling ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, N Ianager NIargaret Patterson ..Assistant Manager Different Captain Each Game SCHEDULE AND SCORES Warren ..,,,, 15 Alumni ....,,,,,..,,,.... 8 Warren ...... Warren ,,,,,. 14 llesopotamia ,,,,,,,, 37 VVarren VVarren ,,,,,, 22 Girard ..,.,,.... .,,.. 3 8 Warren Warren ,,,,,, 19 Struthers W ,,,,,,,, 21 Warren TOTAL POINTS VVarren ,,,,..,..... ,,,, 1 47 Opponents ,,,,,,,,,, INDIVIDUAL SCORING Bower ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,.,....,.. 60 Suomi ,,,,, Cunningham ,,..,,,. ,.,,, 4 2 Lucas .... Page .7Vincty-jifuc Nlesopotamia ,,,t,,,s 27 Struthers ,,t,,,......,.,. 25 13 Newton Falls ...,... . 12 Brookfield ,,,,.,.,,,,,,, ,, 181 37 8 The ECI-IOES Row four-Ball, H. Brogclon, Walli, Hermely, Ketola, W. Brogdon, A. Taipale. Row three-Mr. Garrett, Rector, Hageman, Knapp, T. Taipale, Luoma, James, jukes. Row two-Richardson, Bogdon, Sweeney, Parks, Davis, Williams, Moser, Askue. Row one-Palovich, Lucy, Chickerneo, Sulich, Sanfrey, Verlenich, Heldack, Boran. Row four-Verlenich, Marsh, Durkin, Fogoros. Row three-Mr. Lafferty, Yakovac, Chickerneo, Simon, Homer, Crum. Row two-Haddock, Hurton, Kabakov, Matey, Clark, Askue, Knoske. Row one-Palovich. Fini, Bowers, Craver, Heldack, Butchko, Zeck, Stith. TRACK BASEBALL Page Nincty-fix TRQCK FQRECASTT Nfembers of the track squad under the direction of Coach Wiley' S. Garrett have been training for the coming season, both inside and outside since the weather broke. This year they have Ashtabula as their first opponent, then they meet Sharon, Youngs- town Rayen, and Salem in succession. The season will end with participation in the annual district meet. Prexie representatives are: Sulich and Taipole in the mile and -H-0, XV. Brogden and James in the dashesg Bailey in the low hurdles, and Boran in the high hurdles, l'. Davis and VValli in the shot-put, Bogdon and hloser in the half-mileg Eckenrode in the sprints. The relay team has a great many good reserve men on hand this year. Season had not yet opened when above was written. BASEBALL Harding baseball squad was dealt a severe blow by graduation, as eight lettermen were lost from last year's State championship team. However, with four letter-men, including the two regular pitchers, as a nucleus, the 1934 team developed into a formidable aggregation. The President's baseballers were decked out in new uniforms this year, which greatly added to the appearance of the team. The varsity lineup included Butchko and Palovich, pitchers, Sanfrey, Chickerneo, Bowers, catchers, Fini, Hurton, Haddock, Brodgon, Heldack, Durkin, inheldersg Simon, Craver, Foley, Kahakov, outhelders. The reserves included Fulton, Zeck, Ditzler, llarsh, Askue, Godfrey, Nfatey, Yakovac, and Kanka. Three boys, Butchko. Simon, and Craver, received medals from the lettermenls club for earning two letters in the sport. The schedule included games with Klecca. Bloomfield, Hartford, llartinls Ferry, East Liverpool, Lakewood, llemorial and the District Tournament at Cleveland. fWhen this write-up went to press, the team had won the District Tournament and was slated to participate in- the State Tournament at Columbus., Pagf Ninety-.vefvrn The ECI-IOES Row three-Lucy, Mason, Fagyas, Arch. Row two-F. Lewis, Cavanaugh, A. Lewis, Smith, Hall, Humphreyville, Howk. Row one-Mazzochi, Hoopes, Hill, Downs, Sillitoe, Morris, Tanase. Row three-Frankie, Spano, Logue, Brownlee, Kujala, Ott, Hogan. Row two-Mr. Daily, Klippel, Casavant, Calloway, Cavender, Phillips, Cook, Rieser Row one-Caraway, Craig, Simons, Hroncheck, Fillmore, Marcarello, Kale. S if U N T Pagf Ninety-eiylzl QDVERTISING C0mplz'menfs of THE WARNER COMPANY Compliments JENSEN 234- Ifast KI:1rket Street Phone 4099 Greenhouses on Parkman Road Iixtension Phone 212-I Black AGENCY CO. Diamonds - Wfvazfches - .fefwelry NEIV GROUND FLOOR LOCATION Siberia! 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BRICKLEY, ivimgef CLASS '26 War1'en-Leavittsburg Road F R E E Z - Z E E THE HOME MADE ICE CREAM 'We Afake ffl' His Diffflvlzfn YVe also carry a stock of Confectionery, School Supplies and Groceries FREEZ-ZEE STORE 1227 Woodland Avenue Warren Office SuppIy Co. Phone 1015 294 East Market PLEASING PHOTOGRAPHS ANDREWS STUDIO Corner llarket and Park Phone 2193 You Have Our BEST YVISHES ROBINS 81 KNAPP AS ALTVAYS THE BEST IN CLOTHES HATS AND HABERDASHERY Complimenfs of The Sherwin WiIIiams Co 137 Park Avenue Page One Hu ndrfd Thru' Compliments of TAYLOR -WINFIELD CORPORATION ELECTRIC SPOT AND BUTT WELDING MACHINES HALL OF FAME Handsomest ,,,,,..,,, Most Beautiful ,,,,,,,, Greatest Service ,,...,. Athlete ,..,....,Y,,,,,.,, Most Ambitious .,,,,, Scholarship ,,,,,,.,.. Cupid's Ally ,,,,, Cupid's Ally ..,,, Best Daneer ,,,,, Tallest ....,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Shortest ,,,,,,,..,t,,,,, Admiralrle Personality Admirahle Personality Leading Actor ,,,,,,,,,,,, Best Singer ,,,,,,,,,, Most Courteous .,,,,, Sunny Disposition ,,,,. Most Dependable ,,,,.,, Most Carefree ,,,,,,,. Greatest Giggler ,,,,.,. Loudest Laugh .,,, Leadership Y,,,A,,,, Most Sineere ,,,,,I Best Dresser ,.,, , January Class of '34 Kenneth Jones ,,,,.. e,,,Y,.,, Jeannette Nilson ,,,....,,,,,,, George Gentithes ...,,,... lumen Davis ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,., ,,,,.Harold Green Henry Betz ,,,,,,,,,,,, Jack Willoughby ,,.... ..,.,,.,,Iean Blair Curt Seiple ,,..,,,, Charles Shafer ,,,,,, Bertha Gurmin ....,,,,.,,.,,, Sigmund Was ,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,, Evelyn Cross .,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,.,, George Gentithes ,,,,,,,,,, Orville VVils0n ,,,,.........,t.,, VValter Mathieson ,,.,,I.,..,. ,,,.,,,.,-lean Ewalt Ben Atkinson ,.,,.,.. ,,,,,,, 'tRocky Sennes .....,..,,,,,,,, Evelyn Ensall ,,,,..,. Helvi Kail ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,I.... George Gentithes ,,,,,,,,,,,, jean Work .,,,,,,,.,.. ,,,,,,,, Lois Gilbert ,I,,,, June Class of '34 Charles Foley ,,,,,, ,,,,,. . Ruth Pfau ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. . Howard Morrison ,,,,.... Tony Marsh ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,. Winifred Daugherty ,,,,,, Wilson Binger ,,,,..,,,,,,,,. Alu Jones ,....,,,,,...., ,,..,, , , Virginia Pierson ....,...,,,, Mary Frances Weirick Ray Bradley ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..., Wm: Whitfield ,,,,,,, ..,... Howard Morrison ,,,,,,,. . Sarah Elliott ,,....., ,...,, Avery Phillis ,s,,, .,,,,, Huston Pippenger ,,,,,,,, David Bishop ,,,,, ,,,,.. Max Sanny ...., ,.,.,,,, Mike Hydic ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Charles Lewis ,,,,,i,,....,... Margaret Van VVye ,,,, John Yoxtheimer H. R. Lilley ,,,,,,,, ,V,, ,,,,, Josephine Guarnieri .,,,,, Patrxcla Reed ,,,,,,,, ,,,..... January Class of '35 W. Scott Long, Jr. jean Rogers Bob Tilton Robert Fini ,Clara Mae Hickox John Matlago Bill Carnahan Helen Mock Evelyn Mae Smith Ruth Hutzley jean Mitchell Miles Baldwin Julia Marshall Lois Tucker Paul Murray joe Hapgood Ann Tablac Floe Foster George Ferguson Ruth Thompson julia McKnight jason Moore Marion Dravis Adele Rogazan Page One Hundred Four ' AL PAAR'S DRUG STORE '-EOPO'-D'5 J Name That Assures Kut Rate Smart Collegiate Styles in PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST OOOO FOOTWEAR ffleeliabilityff THREE, FOUR and FIVE DOLLARS ' . Exclusive Agency for 149 11am Avenue S. VV. Warren, Ohxo OFFICIAL GIRL SCOUT SHOE he Halle Bras. SHI. GRADUATE O r to ' ROWLAND GROCERY The Reliable Ufest Side Storej' I for HEAT and HAPPINESS MEATS and GROCERIES The Keystone Coal Folks 1 1240 Youngstown Road S. E. Lorner West Market and Parkman Road Phone 2799 Page Om? 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Jean Harpster ...... .Mary Louise Morris .,,,.,, Mat Palovich ,,,,,,,, .Sollie Keller ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,r John Chickerneo .,,,..,,,,,,,, Ray Sanfrey ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Valera jones ...,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,... Viola Kalvesmaki ,,,.. .,,, , , June Class of '36 Ronald Faulkner Elizabeth Nilson Richard Rogers Doyle Hubbard Phillis Brunton Miriam Schrader ,,,,,,,,,,, Milton Wolkoff ,,,,,,,,,,..., .Wm. Birrell Fleming Waddell ,,,,.,,,,,,, .Paul Davis ,,,,,,....,., .,..,.., T om Davis Janelle Moser ,,,,,,,, Jeannette Brown ,,,,,,,. ....,. A nn Taylor Helen Lindberg ..,,..,.,,,,,. Evelyn Mae Kline ,,,,,,..,, Ruth Smith June Lowmiller ,,,,..,,.. . ,,,, Joe Bryant ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,..,, B ill Rea Ray Caraway .,,,,,,, june Derflinger .,,., .,,,., B etty Lamont Ray Price ...,,,,,,,..........,,,,, Bob Nicolay .,,,.,,.,,, ..,,,,.. D ick Rogers Dora Louise Sweet ,,,,,,..,, Catherine Davis .....l.,,,,,,,,, Anna Allen Jean Rubenson ,....,.,,,,,,,,,, Max Saddle ,.,,..,.,,,,. ........ 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Stores are owner operated A message to the graduating classes of l934: LEARN HOVV TO TAKE IT Success isn't moneyg Success isn't fameg Success is in plugging And playing the game. Success means a faith And nothing to shake ity Success is for those Who grin and Hcan take it Success is for those, lVho, with old hopes a-dying Can build on each failure A new spell of trying. Success you can have, And here's how to make it: just keep the old chin up And 'Alearn how to take it . Sincerely yours, H. G. 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THE KINSMAN HOMESTEAD You have attained the first milestone in your educa- This historic mansion on Nlahoning Avenue, surrounded by a five acre campus, is the new home of Hl.1'dWl Faculty I-Iiram Presfige Hiram-Vvarreni tional progress. HIRANI- WARREN offers you the opportunityqto reach the second milestone. Hi1'dm C1'6dl'f.T Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1934- from A FRIEND Page One Hundred Elefven THE GRISWOLD COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORE For ATHLETIC SUPPLIES AND TRAVEL SUPPLIES 'IGI' Cash Stamps Given Articles for All Occasions, to be Found in All Departments Reale Barber Shop Reale Beauty Shop for for Allen Onlyu Ladies Onlyl' For Particular People Reale Barber 8: Beauty Shop Halle Building Complimentx of VVARREN'S MODERN DRUG STORE LEWIS 8g MCWHIRTER Phone 3446-X Drugglm Williams and Mears, Props- l3l High Street Phone 2825 MILLER 8g BRUPBACHER F L O R I S T S 373 High Street Warren, Ohio Phone 42-I2 The Warren Hardware Co. Near the Corner-Klarket and llain BUSY SINCE 1892 Heazlqlzzlrlers for GOOD HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS Compliments of WILLIAMS 8: CUSTIN PLUMBING and HEATING I 257 Vine Avenue N. lf. Phone 1397-K I Complimenfs of WARREN FRUIT MARKET FRESH FRUITS AND MEATS Page Onr Hundrrd Twclfvz' TELEPHONE L YOUR GREETINGS AND MESSAGES SAVE TIME AND MoNEY Local or Long Distance Call Us For Rates WARREN TELEPHONE COMPANY Warren Women's Exchange BAKED GOODS GOROG'S DELUXE MARKET LUNCHES Corner Elm and High 1302 Youngstown Avenue 170 Pine Avenue N. E. Phone 2190-XV McLean'5 Compliments of Poultry ancl Pet Shop DUCHESS Blood-tested BABY CHICKS Order Early 236 South Street S. VV. Across from Erie Express Office CHOCOLATE SHOPPE CANDY GIFTS For All Occasions 134 East Nlarket Street Compliments of THE DARLING SHOP SCHAIBLE BROS. SOHIO GASOLINE STATION INDEPENDENTLY OPERATED TIRES BATTERIES 1 East Klarket and Chestnut Page One Hundred Thirlevn SPECIALISTS IN SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY Cjafree io 27-I North Park Avenue Phone 1376 This book represents one of the many types of printing produced by time ATKINSON PRINTING CQ. OF WARREN it is put one of the many pieces of printed matter produced annually of which this concern is justly proud P g 0 Hundrfd Four! Compliments of THE WM. EBY COMPANY HALL OF FAME Handxornext ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .Most Beautiful ,,,,,,, Greatext Serlvire ,,,. Hthlete ,..,.,,.,.....,.,,.. , ,Mort Amlzitiour ,,,,,, Seholarrliip ,,,,,,,,,,, , C'upid'J Ally .....,, Cupid? Ally ,,,,,,, Best Dnnfrr ,,,,,,, Talley! ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, Shortert .,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,-fdmirable Personality .-ldmirnhle Personality ,,,, Leading slrtor .. ,,., ,,,,, , , Bert Singer W ,Most Courteoux ,W Sunny Disporilion ,Vast Dependable ,, , Illost Carefree ,,,,, Greatest Giggler ,,,,,,,,,,, Louder! Laugh ,,,,,, Leadership .Mort Sinrerf ,,,,, Brxt Drersfr ,,,,,, January Clan of '37 Peter Marshall Fay Thompson Betty Maurer Hayes Brogden Iustina Eick Mercial Smith Conrad Hilbinger Betty McCracken Leslie Shaffer Carl Locks Kenneth Jones Leslie Shaffer Toddy Matlago George Ardinger Gladys Ensall Martha Zipf Mary Stevens Robert Hirt Madge Lashorn Reta Wedman Betty McCracken Ray Flasck Jane Kingdom Eleanor Lahna Wyndham's Toggery Shop Tailored to Order Clothes SHOES and FURNISHINGS That keep you looking your beef' Nlarket at Tod Avenue A Word of Appreciation For valuable assistance given in publishing this issue we thank: Our advertisers, the English teachers, Nlrs. Xlarguerite Gates and the Art Classes, hir. W. B. Gass and the Nie- chanical Drawing Classes, and The High Lights. Page One Hundred Fifteen 71 pl VER lwo lhousancl Annuals in 'rhe pasi' eleven years have seleclecl Canlon engravings coupled wulh The Canfon plan of building a clislinclive Annual wifhin ifs buclgef. Aslz any eclilor or manager lou i abou? lheir experience wifh Can- 'I'on Service. The Canfon En- graving ancl Eleci'rol'ypo Company, Canfon, Ohio. Page One Hundrfd Sixteen