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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1939 volume:

x ' ,L- .':,f1L,-L 3 af, Qi 1- MAA 9 5 N I x I 5 01 ' A x 'g V . - A X -- 5 M -2 3 '1-'Y sf' ' ,, -'T7 THE ECHUES EDITION 0131959 Published by the IANIIARY AND IUNE CLASSES UF 1959 WARREN G. HARDING SENIOR HIGH SGHUUL WARREN, UHI9 mm R' Qirgggguwwk IJEIJIUATIUN We dedicate the Echoes of 1939 to our class sponsors, who have worked unceas- ingly for us and have so loyally sup- ported our classes in every undertaking. X MISS DORIS W. MALMSBERRY Icmuury Class MISS EDITH PADDACK Iune Class MR. NORMAN C. IOHNSON January Class MR. HAROLD C. HULME Iune Class ADMINISTRATION ISUAHII UF EIHIUATIUN L. O. WURTEMBERGER, Director of Schools G. W. SECREST, Vice President A. H. TROXELL RALPH MATEEH H. B. TURNER, Superintendent MABEL C. WOLFE, Clerk-Treasurer MRS. EVA MCCLELLAND HOMER C. BOBINS, President H. B. TURNER Superintendent Name H. B. TURNER MILTON MOLLENKOPF IEANNETTE RISDON O. A. LOVETT HENRY H. ALDEN GRACE W. BACKUS AUGUSTA I. BARRICK GEORGE A. BRIGHT CLAYTON H. CARLETON ALLIE M. CHALKER MERRILL F. COOLEY CHARLES F. CORLETT HARRY L. COWDEN GRACE CRAWFORD RAYMOND M. CRAWFORD MRS. ELIZABETH S. CROSS ROY T. DAILY MARGARET A. DENNISON MARGARET EATON M. N. FITZGERALD WILEY S. GARRETT FACULTY 'iv O. A. LOVETT MILTON MOLLENKOPF IEANNETTE RISDON Dean of Boys Principal Dean of Girls College Subjects Favorite Birthplace tDeqreeJ Teaching Recreation Freeport, Hiram, A. B. Superintendent Wild Ilowers Ohio Columbia U., A. M. ot Schools Bird study Bucyrus. Ohio Northern U., B. S. Principal Gardening Ohio Columbia U.. A. M. Ravenna, Wellesley Dean oi Girls Legitimate Ohio College, A. B. stage Rosewood. Wittenberg, A. B. Dean of Boys Hunting Ohio Ohio State U., A. M. Greenville, Ursinus Civics Contract Ohio College, A. B. History bridge Fennville, Denison U., A. B. History Hiking Michigan Claremont, A. M. Tiffin. Heidelberg, A. B. Speech Travel Q Ohio Ohio State U., A. M. Debate Martins Ferry, Ohio U., B. S., History Sports Ohio A. B., A. M. Civics Medina, Ohio Wesleyan, B. S. Physics Hunting Ohio Akron U., M. S. Science Mantua. Hiram Algebra, Geometry Music Ohio College, A. B. Trigonometry East Liverpool, Ohio English Reading Ohio University, A. B. Law Leamington. Dana Musical Band Opera Ontario, Canada Institute. A. C. M. Kimbolton, Muskingum, A. B. Latin Swimming Ohio Columbia U.. A. M. Lisbon, Warren G. Harding Secretary Dancing Ohio High School Lisbon, Hiram, A. B. Zoology Bowling Ohio U. of S. Calif.. A. M. History New Brighton. Radcliile, A. B. Library Music Pennsylvania U. oi Pittsburgh, A. M. Akron, Akron U.. B. E. Physical Fishing Ohio and M. E. Education Warren, Western Reserve English Travel Ohio University, A. B. Proctorville, Ohio Wesleyan, A. B. Physical Contract Ohio Columbia U., A. M. Education bridge Lockport, Rochester Business Shorthand Reading New York Institute Typing Chicago U., A. B. Fairmont, W. Virginia U., A. B. History Reading West Virginia and A. M. Coaching Name WILLIAM B. GASS DOROTHY E. HART LLOYD C. HATFIELD WINONA HEMPHILL HAROLD H. HETZLER I. G. HICKOX PIERRE F. HILL HAROLD C. HULME IESSIE HURLBERT NORMAN C. IOHNSON Birth-place Larimore, North Dakota Warren, Ohio West Millgrove, Ohio Portage Township. Summit County, Ohio New Madison, Ohio Medina. Ohio Fairmont, West Virginia Leavittsburg, Ohio Dunkirk, New York Niles, Ohio College tDegreel North Dakota State College, B. S. lake Erie College, A. B. U. of Oregon, A. B. Columbia U., A. M. Ohio U., B. S. Akron U., M. E. Otterbein, A. B. Ohio State U. Ohio U.. B. S. Ohio State U., A. M. West Virginia University, B. S. Kent State U., B. S. U. of S. Calif., M. S. Lake Erie College, A. B. Denison University, A. B. Subjects Teaching Drafting English History Geometry Arithmetic Botany Spanish History Geography Economics Sociology Mathematics Coaching Science Physiology Foods Manager of Cafeteria Geography Favorite Recreation Travel Travel Travel Taking pictures Travel Flower gardening Golf Cinematography Knitting Golf Row Four- R. T. Daily, W. S. Garrett, H. C. Hulme. Row Three-H. H. Alden. I. G. Hickox, C. F. Corlett, N. C. Iohnson, H. L. Cowden, C. H. Carleton, L. C. Hatfield. Row Two-H. H. Hetzler, M. F. Cooley, E. L. Kaufman, G. W. Backus, D. E. Hart, G. H. Lynn, R. M. Crawford, M. N. Fitzgerald. Row One-D. B. Lafierty, E. Kennedy, G, Kerr, A. l. Barrick, M. A. Dennison, G. Crawford, E. S Cross, I. Hurlbert, G. A. Bright. EMILY L. KAUFMAN EDNA A. KENNEDY GERALDINE F. KERR MRS. HARRIET M. KING KENNETH L. KRAKER DWIGHT B. LAFFERTY GERTRUDE H. LYNN MRS. KATHRYN T. MCCURDY Hughesville. Pennsylvania Cleveland, Ohio Sharon, Pennsylvania Warren, Ohio Peoria. Illinois Bellaire, Ohio Warren. Ohio Williamstown, New York Ohio Wesleyan, A. B. Columbia U.. A. M. Ohio University, B. S. Warren G. Harding High School Warren G. Harding High School Bradley Institute, B. S. Marietta College, A. B. Heidelberg, A. B. Ohio State U., A. M. Syracuse U., A. B. English English Art Library Assistant Clerk Wood Shop Geography Coaching Civics French Western Reserve, A. M. Birding Photography Reading Swimming Dry fly fishing for trout Goli Reading Reading FAI llLTY Huuut . Name MRS. BURT MCKIBBEN DORIS W. MALMSBERRY IVAN E. MASSAR FLORENCE M. NEWTON GEORGE E. NICKEL MARIE O'ROURKE EDITH M. PADDACK RUTH A. PARTRIDGE LETITIA POREA ALICE M. PORTER HELEN M. RIDGLEY Birth-place Warren, Ohio Alliance, Ohio Long Bottom, Ohio College !Degreel Hiram College, A. B. Mount Union, A. B. Ohio State U., A. M. Athens U., A. B. 3 Ohio State U., M. S. Lowell, Marietta, A. B. Ohio Columbia U., A. M. Belvidere. Milwaukee State Illinois U. ot Wisconsin Warren, Goucher Ohio College. A. B. Linden. Indiana U., A. B Indiana and A. M. Southington. Hiram, A. B. Ohio U. of Pittsburgh, A. M. McKees Rocks. Warren G. Harding Pennsylvania High School Chittenango. Syracuse New York University, Ph. B. Irondale, Lake Erie, A. B. Ohio Ohio State U., A. M. Subjects Teaching Home Economics English Chemistry Mathematics Machine Shop History English Iournalism English Clerk- Treasurer Civics English Favorite Recreation Bicycling Camping Gardening Flower gardening Reading Movies Birding Reading Movies Reading Dancing x N U Row Three-I. E. Massar, W. P. Sullivan, R. B. Wheeler, M. Mollenkopi, I. T. Yost. fx K5 Row Two-R. A. Partridge, E. Paddock, M. O'Rourke, 1. Risdon, M. M. Yost, K. T. McCurdy R T X CARL F. SCHEIG WILLIAM P. SULLIVAN ESTHER TUBAUGH MRS. RUTH I. VAN METRE H. C. WAGNER WINIFRED WATERS MRS. CLARA K. WEBB RUTH B. WHEELER IOEL T. YOST MARCELINE M. YOST Van Metre. N Row One--F. M. Newton, H. M. Ridgley, E. Tubaugh, W. Waters, L. Porea, C. K. Webb D W Malmsberry, A. T. McKibben. Braddock, Pennsylvania Wakefield. Kentucky Woodsfield, Ohio Bowling Green, Ohio Bellaire, Ohio Orwell, Ohio Bedford. Ohio Rowlesburg, West Virginia Clarington, Ohio Newport. Ohio Dana Musical Institute, A. B., and A. M. University of Virginia, B. S. Ohio University, B. S. Hiram College. B. S. Mount Union College. B. S. University of Wyoming, B. S. Hiram. Ph. B. Columbia U., A. M. West Virginia ' B University, A. Mount Union College. B. S. Bliss Business College Ohio State U., B. S. Orchestra Glee Clubs Shorthand Typing English Geometry Arithmetic Household Management Latin English Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing Boxing Fruit growing Ice skating Baking Otliciating athletic games Searching tor antiques Travel Reading Singing Tennis Warren G. Harding Senior High School on la winter morn. . . fifty-five teachers and eighteen hundred eighty-one students fill the building to over-flowing . . . any hour of the day the class-rooms, study halls, auditorium, gymnasiums, shops, laboratories, office, library, and corridors hum with activity . . . in the evenings-night school, club meetings, play practice, dances, entertain- ments, janitors at work, lectures, and athletic events hold sway . . . only in the Wee small hours does silence descend upon this building, our high school. CLASSES KJDLJHKJL DIHHLLL ' ' DIUUSIII LzULlI'1Cl1 flesluenlf f1l'I DI Honor Society: Frolics: Booster: Hi-Y: Aeneid: Bookshelf: High Life: Senior Play: Monitor: Prom: Honor Student: Com- mencement . . . DOROTHY WHITTIER Class President: Frolics: Booster: Friendship: French: Neo-Lits: Prom: Honor Society: Commencement . . . KENNETH RICHARDS Class Vice President: Hi-Y. 2: Student Council: Echoes: Monitor: Class Baseball, Basketball: Cheerleader: Senior Play . . . MARGARET WOOD Class Secretary: Honor Society: Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Aeneid: Bibliophiles: Echoes: Senior Play. KENNETH LAMONT Treasurer: Hi-Y B: Honor Society: Frolics: Hi-Y: Aeneid. 3: Student Council: Dramatic: Neo-Lits: High Life: Quill and Scroll: Chemistry: Monitor: Alpha Writers: Prom: Class Officer, 2: Senior Play: Senior As- sembly Committee: Radio: Talk of the Town . . . DORIS ALLISON-Friendship: Orchestra: Band: Glee: A Cappella: Hi-Eco-Sy: Commencement . . . MARGARET ANDREWS - Aeneid: Baseball: Basketball: Volleyball: G. A. A .,.. IACK ANKENY-'Hi-Y B: Frolics: Booster, l: Bookshelf: High Lights: Zoology: High Life: Monitor: Track: Prom: Class Basketball: Senior Play: Commencement. NORMA BANE-Aeneid: Zoology: Honor Society: Chemistry: Frolics: Alpha Writers: Echoes: Geometry: Friendship: Senior Play . . . TOM BATTISTA4Frolics: Commencement . . . MARY LOUISE BENDER ff Honor Society: Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Aeneid: French: Bibliophiles, 1: High Lights: High Life: Alpha Writers: Prom. . .LEONARD BERRY ---- Hi-Y B: Monitor: Prom. RUTH IANE BOLZ'-,Honor Society: Friendship: French: Orchestra: Band: Alpha Writers: Hi-Eco-Sy: Commence- ment: Honor Student . . . MARIE BOYD -Friendship . . . IOSEPHINE BROGDEN -ff Friendship . . . ELEANOR BRUBAKER--Honor Society: Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Aeneid: Bibliophiles: Student Council: Dramatic, 2, 3: Echoes: Alpha Writers, 3: Basketball: Baseball: Prom: Senior Play Committee: G. A. A.: Commencement: Talk oi the Town . IAMES BRUTZ-f-Football: Track: Basketball: Lettermen . . . HELEN CALCIN Friendship: Aeneid: Zoology: Echoes: Alpha Writers: Chemistry . . . VIRGINIA CALLAI-IAN-W Friendship: Glee: Basketball: Volleyball: Baseball: G. A. A. . . . FRANK CARBAUGH--Band: High Life: Alpha Writers: Monitor: Basketball: Class Basketball, Baseball: Chemistry: Prom: Senior Assembly Committee. MICHAEL CABDONE Honor Society: Frolics: Spanish: In- dustrial Arts: Echoes: Class Baseball: Prom . . . IEROME CASSIDY Student Council . . . IAMES CHENGELIS No Picture . . . HELEN CONTI -- Friendship: Zoology . . . RUTH CRAIG--Frolics: Friendship: Neo-Lits: Prom: High Life: Commencement: Marionettes. I--President:2 -Vice President,'3 Secretary:4 Treasurer. Virgil Class stages Roman Sacrifice. IANUARY CLASS IANUARY CLASS Swinging at the Iunior Mix. VIRGINIA CRAIG Friendship . . . JAMES DALE -Hi-Y B' Monitor . OSTAP DANYLUKE -Hi-Y B: Honor Society: Frolics: Booster: Hi-Y: Spanish, 1: Orchestra: Dramatic: Neo- Lits: Zoology: High Life: Echoes: Alpha Writers: Monitor: Class Basketball: Prom: Geometry: Senior Play: Commence- ment . . . ROBERT DICKS, ALTHEA DILLEY Frolics: Booster: Friendship: French: Bib- liophiles: Geometry . . . MARY DUDA G. A. A.: Volley- ball: Baseball . . . HELEN DULANEY Friendship . , . PHILIP ECONOMOS Monitor. FRANCIS EVANS Industrial Arts . . . RUTH FAWCETT Frolics: Friendship: Commencement: Dramatic: Glee, 3: A Cappella: Baseball: Basketball: Volleyball: Prom: G. A. A.. 3 . . . BETTY FRIEND Russellville, Kentucky: Glee: Friend- ship . . . HELEN GEPACK Frolics: Friendship: Aeneid: Neo-Lits: G. A. A.: Basketball: Baseball: Volleyball. BLANCH GILBERT . . . GEORGIA GLASSCO Honor So- ciety: Frolics: Friendship: French: High Lights: Orchestra: Dramatic: High Life: Alpha Writers: Volleyball: Baseball: Basketball: Prom: Geometry: G. A. A.: Commencement . . . BETTY GLINN- Honor Society: Frolics: Booster, 3: Friend- ship: Aeneid: French: Bookshelf, 1: Prom: Alpha Writers: Senior Assembly Committee: Senior Play.. . JOSEPH GMUCS. BILL GOLDNER Football: Hi-Y: Senior Play. . .PAUL GORBY -- Cleveland, Ohio: Monitor . . . DOROTHY GOSCHKE Frolics: Friendship: Aeneid: French: Dramatic: Neo-Lits: Alpha Writers: Prom: Senior Assembly Committee . . . AGNES GRANT Frolics: Friendship: Neo-Lits: Echoes: Prom. GENE GRANT Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Aeneid: Neo- Lits: Echoes: Senior Play Committee , . . VIRGINIA GREEN Friendship, l, 3: Baseball: Basketball: Volleyball: G. A. A. , , . ALETHA GROFF Frolics: Friendship: French: Glee: Prom . , . ROSE GUNLEFINGER Fr ilics: Friendship: Bib- liophiles, 2: Dramatic: Glee: Prom. I President,'2 Vice Presideri!,'3 Secretary:4 Treasurer. KATHRYN GUTHRIE Friendship: Prom: Senior Play: Com- mercial . . . ROBERT HADLEY 'Hi-Y: Honor Society: Aeneid: Hi-Y B: Student Council: Glee: Lettermen: Neo-Lits: High Life: Chemistry: Alpha Writers: Football: Monitor: Class Basketball, Baseball: Prom: Senior Play: Senior Assembly Committee: Radio . . . RALPH HARTSON - Aero, l . . . BILL HAWTHORNE--Hi-Y B: Monitor: Aero. LETA HAYES- Prom: Commercial: Safety: Senior Assembly Committee: Senior Play . . . MARIAN HAYES Friendship: Glee: Safety: Commercial . . . LINDA HIRVONE . . . ROBERT HOLMES'-f-Zoology: Chemistry. STELLA HOTASKY-Friendship: G. A. A .,.. WARREN HOWARD ---Neo-Lits: Zoology: Echoes: Chemistry: Stunt: Monitor: Radio: Senior Assembly Committee . . . IOAN HOWELL -French: Orchestra: Alpha Writers: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy: Commencement . . . BERTHA IACOBS- Com- mercial. IEAN IINGO -Friendship: Student Council: Dramatic: Glee: A Cappella . . . IEAN IONES -Frolics: Friendship: French: Bibliophiles, 3. 4: Alpha Writers. 2: Prom . . . STANLEY IONES-f-Band: Commencement . . . ANN KANKA Glee. IACK KAUFMAN Dramatic: Glee: Monitor: Class Baseball ...BOB KEIFER -Hi-Y: High Lights: Band: Debate. 1: Neo-Lits, l: High Lite: Chemistry: Alpha Writers: Monitor: Class Baseball, Basketball: Prom: Radio: Commencement . . . GRACE KERSHNER -- Commercial . . . KENNETH KIRK-Lettermen: Zoology: Stunt: Football: Monitor: Track: Class Baseball: Aero. EDWIN KOSOLA Frolics: Industrial Arts: Lettermen: Mon- itor: Basketball . . . ARTHUR LAMBERTI- -Hi-Y B: Frolics: Bibliophiles: Band: Student Council: Dramatic: Glee: High Life: Chemistry: Monitor: Class Basketball: Hi-Eco-Sy: Senior Play . . . ROBERT LAWRENCE--Track: Class Bas- ketball, Baseball . . . ALEX LEPRO. I - -President: 2---Vice President: 3- -Secretary: 4 Treasurer. This stairway up onIy. IANUARY CLASS I AN UARY CLASS Noon hour . . . We un1ax and inhale a breath of ozone. MARIORIE LIMBERS-Frolics: Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy: Geom- etry . . . ROBERT LINAMEN Hi-Y B. 4: Glee: A Cappella. l: Zoology: Chemistry: Monitor: Commencement . . . CHARLES LYNTZ Lettermen: Echoes: Radio: Tennis: Class Baseball, Basketball: Prom: Radio . . . KENNETH MACAULAY Hi-Y B, l, 2: Honor Society. 2: Frolics: Booster: Hi-Y, 3: Student Council: Neo-Lits: Chemistry: Echoes: Monitor: Class Baseball, Basketball: Prom: Senior Play: Senior Assembly Committee. MARTIN MACKEYfIndustrial Arts: Class Basketball , . . IEAN MARSHALL-Friendship: French. 3: Glee: G. A. A.: Volleyball: Baseball: Basketball: Senior Play . . . EILEEN MASON- Madison. Wisconsin: A Cappella: Prom . . . WALTON MASON Hi-Y B: Honor Society: Frolics: French: Bibliophiles: Alpha Writers: Monitor: Chemistry: Geometry: Radio. 2: Prom: High Life: Senior Play. HARRY MATTSON - - Monitor: Aero . . . DOROTHY MAYERS - 'Honor Society: Frolics: Friendship, 2: High Lights: Dramatic. l: Neo-Lits: High Life: Prom: Senior Play: Senior Assembly Committee . . . GENEVIEVE MEIGS- - Frolics: Friendship: Prom . . . HAROLD MILES ff New Castle, Pa.: Monitor: Booster: Hi-Y: Band: Orchestra: Class Basketball: Senior Play: Senior Play Committee: Commence- ment. EDNA MILLER--Frolics: Friendship: Glee . . . KENNETH MILLER Industrial Arts: Monitor: Class Baseball . . . VERNA MITCHELL- -Hi-Eco-Sy: Friendship: Aeneid: Base- ball . . . MARY RUTH MORRIS- Frolics: Booster: Friend- ship: French, l: Bookshelf: Student Council: Prom: Class Officer, 3. HELEN MOUNTS - Friendship: Volleyball . . . IEAN MUNNS-V Friendship . . . IOHN MURYNSKI Hi-Y B: Echoes: Radio: Senior Assembly Committee . . . HERBERT MCBRIDE Hi-Y B: Industrial Arts: Monitor: Class Baseball: Senior Play Committee. IIM MCCLELLAND -- Hi-Y B: Zoology: Stunt . . . CHAR- LOTTE MCQUINEY . . . CHESTER MCWILLIAMS--Frolics: Orchestra: Band: Industrial Arts: Monitor: Class Basketball: Prom: Commencement . . . VIRGINIA NICHOLAS-V-Friend ship: French: Chemistry: Alpha Writers, 2: Prom: Geometry. I President: 2 Vice President: 3' Secretary: 4 Treasurer. WILLIAM ONDO'-Hi-Y B: Honor Society: Hi-Y: Aeneid: Stu- dent Council: Neo-Lits: High Life: Quill and Scroll: Monitor: Golf: Prom: Class Officer, 2 . . . BILL OSWALD Baseball: Class Basketball . . . PLOUHERIA PARIS . . . MARGARET PARKER- -Frolics: Friendship: Glee: Commercial. LAURA IEAN POOLE--Friendship . . . MARY POTTS , . . ROBERT POWELL - - Orchestra . . . RUTH PRICE Honor Society: Friendship: Frolics: French: Dramatic: Glee: Neo- Lits: Echoes: Alpha Writers, 1: Prom: Geometry: Senior As- sembly Committee: Commencement: Honor Student. WARREN PRITCHARD--Hi-Y B: Honor Society: Booster: Aeneid: Bookshelf: High Lights: Dramatic: Glee: High Life. Editor: Chemistry: Quill and Scroll, 1: Alpha Writers: Mon- itor: Geometry: Radio: Class Basketball, Baseball . . . BERTHA PULLOM I Frolics: Dramatic . . . ANNE PUMPHREY -:Frolics: Friendship: Prom: Bibliophiles . . . BETTY IANE RAYMOND Frolics: Friendship: Prom. FRED RHINE -- Zoology . . . IOSEPHINE RICHIE . . . DONALD RIDENOUR Industrial Arts . . . VICTORIA RIFFLE- Basketball: Baseball: Volleyball: G. A. A., l, 3. ALICE ROBBINS Frolics: Friendship: Glee: High Lite: Bas- ketball: Prom: G. A. A.: Senior Play Committee: Senior Play . . . ROBERT ROBY--Monitor: Class Football, Basket- ball . . . DONNA ROGERSsHonor Society: Friendship: Aeneid: High Lights: Student Council: Neo-Lits, 3: High Life: Echoes, Editor: Commencement . . . GEORGE RONYAK' f Glee: Lettermen: Football: Monitor: Baseball. MARGARET ROSZPOPA . . . ISABEL RUSCITTI . . . WILHO SAARI Hi-Y B: Industrial Arts: Chemistry: Class Baseball . . . HELEN SARANDOS Friendship: Safety. l President,'2 Vice President,'3' 'Secretary:4 -Treasurer. Cafeteria Study Hall. IANUARY CLASS IANUARY CLASS Dramatic Club's brain-child - The Whole ToWn's Talking. BETTY SAVU Frolics: Friendship: Aeneid: Prom: Hi'Eco- Sy: Senior Assemly Committee . . . MARY SEKULA- G. A. A .... MINNIE SELLARS McAester. Oklahoma . . . IACK SHOWACRE Windsor, Ontario: Youngstown, Ohio: Track: Lettermen, 2: Basketball: Football. RUSSELL SIMPSON Hi-Y B: Zoology: Chemistry: Monitor: Prom . . . HELEN SLEZAK - Frolics: Friendship . . . CARLETON SMITH --- Frolics: Orchestra: Band: Monitor: Commencement . . . RUTH SMITHV- Friendship. DELINA SPALVIERI Basketball: Baseball: Volleyball: G, A. A .... ROBERT STEVENS- Hi-Y B: Stunt: Echoes: Aero: Radio, 3. 4: Senior Assembly Committee. .. MARIAN STEVENSON' Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Bookshelf: Stu- dent Council, 3: Class Officer, 4: Senior Play: Senior As- sembly Committee . . . GLEN STOWERS Industrial Arts. WILLIAM SUITT No Picture . . . PAUL SUTYAK . . . GEOFFREY TENNANT Youngstown, Ohio . . . IOYCE TILLOTSONH Youngstown: Leavittsburg: Commercial: Bas- ketball: Track: Baseball . . . ROBERT ULAM Hi-Y B: Let- termen: Football: Basketball. KATHRYN VEACH Youngstown: History: Dramatic: A Cap- pella . . . THORNTON WARRENfIndustrial Arts: Zoology: High Life: Chemistry: Aero: Class Officer, 4 . . . ANNA WEIR- French: Baseball: Basketball: Volleyball: G. A. A., 2: Prom. . .INEZ WELLS---Dramatic: G. A. A.: Baseball: Basketball: Volleyball. ELDORA WHITSTONE -Struthers, Ohio: Glee: Commercial: English: Safety. . . DELBERT WILLIAMS--Basketball: Class Basketball: Glee: A Cappella: Commencement: Monitor . . ROBERT WILLISON--Hi-Y B: Frolics: Neo-Lits: High Life: Quill and Scroll: Alpha Writers: Stunt: Monitor: Prom: Chem- istry, Z: Radio, l . . . ALLAN WISE-Leavittsburg, Ohio' Industrial Arts, 2: Monitor: Aero: Senior Play. 1 President: 2 Vice President: 3-- Secretary: 4 Treasurer. IENNIE YAKIEL- -Friendship: Dramatic: Baseball: Basket- ball: Volleyball: Prom: G. A. A., 4 . . . CAROLYN YANKOVICH . . . ANNE ZEK Frolics: Friendship . . . EDITH LOCKER---Geometry, I: Dramatic: Honor Society: Alpha Writers: Glee: High Lights: High Lite: Chemistry. DENNIS MADDEN- -Student Council President: Honor So- ciety: Frolics: Booster: French: Bookshelf: Dramatic: Letter- men: High Life: Echoes: Quill and Scroll: Tennis: Monitor: Prom: Psychology, Z: Senior Play Committee: Commence- ment . . . TOM RICHARDSON--Class President: Honor So- ciety: Frolics: Booster: Neo-Lits: High Life: Monitor: Prom: Senior Play Committee: Senior Assembly Committee: Senior Play: Commencement . . . MARIE SEND--Class Vice-Presi- dent: Honor Society: Frolics: Booster: Friendship, 3: Book- shelf, 3: High Lights: Student Council: Dramatic: High Life: Prom: Psychology: Senior Play Committee . . . GWENDOLYN DONOVAN---Class Secretary: Monroe. Mich- igan: G. A. A.: Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Dramatic: Neo- Lits: Prom: Honor Society: Senior Assembly Committee. RUTH IANICE KNOFSKY-Class Treasurer: Honor Society: Frolics: Booster, 3: Friendship: Spanish: Bookshelf: High Lights: Orchestra, 3: Student Council, 3: High Life: Geom- etry, 3: Psychology: Commencement: Honor Student: Senior Play . . . IACK ABBEY - Industrial Arts: Aero, 1 . . . MADALYN ADAMS- -Mobile, Alabama: Friendship: Glee: Prom: Commercial . . . LILLIAN ADDICOTT- Friendship: French, 2: High Lights: Dramatic: Glee: Neo-Lits, 3: Echoes: Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom: Frolics: Honor Society. ANN ACHIM-- Friendship: Marionettes . . . IANICE ALLEN - -Friendship . . . VIRGINIA ALLISON - Spanish: High Lights: Orchestra: Band: Glee: A Cappella: High Lite: Quill and Scroll. 3 . . . THOMAS ANDRES- Orchestra. 2 Z4f.4Z,61 rx ' t,4CQV1f'..,f MARY LOUISE ANTONELLI - - Commercial . . . EILEEN ARN-Martins Ferry, Ohio: Dramatic: Frolics: Friendship: Prom: A Cappella: Glee . . . MILDRED ASHLEY . . . MARY BABINCHAK- -Bloomfield, Ohio: Band: Orchestra: Basketball: Baseball: Track. 1 President: 2 -Vice President: 3- -Secretary: 4 -Treasurer. Speed Queens IANUABY - I UNE CLASSES TUNE CLASS Speech Class in Light David Newman, Arthur Lamberti, Mary Nolan, Paul Young, Ruth lane Bolz. ROBERT BALDWIN Echoes . . . CHARLES BARGE Monitor . . . CLARA BARNABO Commercial: Volleyball: Baseball: Basketball: G. A. A .... HELEN BARRINGER Breeksville, Ohio: Friendship. RAYMOND BASKETT Hi-Y B: Frolics: Spanish: Glee: Chem- istry: Monitor: Hi-Eco-Sy: Senior Play . . . DORIS BAUMAN--Honor Society: Frolics: Friendship, 4: Spanish: Blbliophiles: Dramatic: Echoes: Prom: Marionettes: Senior Assembly Committee . . . IAMES BEAL - - Honor Society: Aeneid, 1: Spanish, 1: Bibliophiles: Dramatic: Debate: Alpha Writers: Hi-Eco-Sy: Psychology . . . ELIZABETH BECK' Honor Society: Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Aeneid: Book- shelf: High Lights: Student Council: Glee: A Cappella: High Lite: Alpha Writers: Prom: Hi-EcoASy: Geometry. SOPHIA BELLAY Frolics: Aeneid: Spanish: Glee: Echoes: Geometry: Safety: Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom: Honor Society . . . FRANCES BERGMAN - French: Echoes . . . ROBERT BETTIKER Hi-Y B: Student Council: Monitor . . . BRIDGET BINKO Commercial. PHYLLIS BLAIR Honor Society: Frolics: Booster: Friendship, 1: Aeneid: Bookshelf: High Lights: Student Council: Dra- matic: Glee: High Lite: Chemistry, 3: Quill and Scroll, 3, 4: Hi-Eco-Sy: Psychology: Prom: Senior Assembly Committee . . . BLAIR BLOSE - f Industrial Arts . . . IOE BODNAR- '- Tennis: Football: Aero. . .MIKE BOLLAS High Lights: Lettermen: Monitor: Track: Class Basketball. ANNE BOSSO New York City: Friendship: Commercial . . . BETTY BOWSER'-Champion, Ohio: Detroit, Michigan: Friendship: Chemistry: Safety: G. A. A.: Basketball . . . PHYLLIS ANN BOYCE Frolics: Friendship: Aeneid: Biblio- philes, 1: High Lights: Glee: A Cappella: Alpha Writers: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy: Geometry: High Lite: Honor Society . . . ANN BREKOSKI Friendship: Commercial. MYRTLE BROGDON ffFriendship: Zoology: G. A. A.: Volley- ball: Basketball . . . MARY ELIZABETH BROOKS . . . RALPH BROWNLEE Industrial Arts: Lettermen: Football: Monitor: Track . . . RUTH BURDOCK A - Cleveland, Ohio: Friendship. I President,'2 Vice President: 3' Secretary,'4 -Treasurer. SARA BURNER Friendship: Aeneid: Prom . . . VERA BYRD f'F1ienclship: French . . . BILL CALL Bookshelf, 4: Student Council: Lettermen: Chemistry: Monitor: Basketball: Prom: Hi-Y: Senior Play . . . WILLIAM CAMP Hi-Eco-Sy: Chemistry: Prom: Safety: Honor Society. IRENE CAMPANA f Friendship: Commercial . . . ROSE CAMPANA Friendship: Aeneid: French: High Lights: Prom: Commercial: Hi-Eco-Sy: Safety: Senior Play . . . ADA CANZONETTA . . . FRANK CAPITO Industrial Arts: Class Baseball, Basketball. IOSEPHINE CAPITO Friendship: Commercial . . . ANDREW CARILLIO . . . IOSEPH CARILLIO Student Council: Stunt: Monitor: Class Basketball.. .PHILIP CARR. REX CAUFFIELD- Band: Student Council: Chemistry . . . IULIA COLA . . . DONALD COLE -Band: Monitor: Geom- etry, l: Prom . . . BETTY CORSATEA Honor Society: Aeneid: Friendship: Spanish: Bibliophiles: Student Council: Glee: Chemistry: Echoes: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy. CORNELL CORSATEA 'Industrial Arts: Lettermen: Track: Football: Basketball: Prom. . . WILLIAM CRAVER Let- termen: Monitor: Track . . . CHARLES CYKON Industrial Arts . . . BILL DAILEY Honor Society: Hi-Y: Aeneid: Bib- liophiles: Echoes: Alpha Writers: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy: Safety: Geometry: Senior Assembly Committee: Senior Play. ALICE D'AMICO Friendship: Student Council . . . IENNY DAMIS . . . MADALYN D'ANDREA Friendship . . . PETE DASCOULIASW Zoology: Class Basketball. l President: 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4 -Treasurer. Time out for a drink. CLASS IUNE lUNE CLASS Service, please. ELEANORE DAVIS Frolics: Friendship: Glee: Geometry: Commercial. 2: Prom . . . IEAN DAYTON Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Bookshelf: Glee: Prom . . . THOMAS DeCAMP Hi-Y B: Monitor: Senior Play . . . LOUISE DELLIMUTI Friendship. FRANK DeMARCO Frolics: Dramatic: Lettermen: Monitor: Class Basketball: Cheerleader . , . MICHAEL DENOVCHEK French: Orchestra: Band: A Cappella: Neo-Lits: Monitor: Commencement . . . IOSEPHINE DeSANTIS - Friendship . . . PAUL DILLON Orchestra: Band, 2: Monitor: Safety: Camera: Senior Assembly Committee: Frolics. ALLAN DOLK Lettermen: Industrial Arts: Monitor: Aero: Track . . . MARIORIE DORSON Friendship: Bookshelf: High Lights: High Life: Alpha Writers: Prom: Senior Play . . . MARGARET DOUGHERTY Friendship . . . GEORGE DUCHE Champion, Ohio French, 1: Bookshelf: Monitor: Senior Play. HELEN DUSHA Commercial: Friendship . . . MAY BETTY ELOPH Howland, Ohio: Glee . . . RAYMOND ESCOTT ...KATHERINE EUSTACE Friendship: Prom: Commer- cial: Safety. rf . 1 lima, 12,-e1,1f44j y LMER E ERITT Industrial Arts . . . MARIORIE FARKAS Bloomfield, Ohio: Basketball: Baseball: Commercial . . . WANDA FAUROT Leavittsburg, Ohio: Leisure: Aeneid . . . DONALD FITCH Class Basketball. BORIS FIYALKO Hi-Y B . . . MARIAN FORTNEY-Frolics: Friendship: Spanish: High Lights: Orchestra: Band: Prom: Hi-Eco4Sy: Geometry . . . ANNE FOUNDOULIS - Frolics: Friendship: Dramatic: Glee: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy: Safety, 4: Commercial . . . LAVERNE FRANCIS - - Honor Society: Frolics: Friendship: Spanish: Bibliophiles: Dramatic: Echoes: Prom: Geometry: Marionettes. 1 President: 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4 -Treasurer. MARTHA FRAZIER Friendship: Commercial . . . WALTER GEAMAN V - Industrial Arts: Hi-Eco-Sy . . . RUDOLPH GEDEONfZoology: Echoes: Hi-Y . . . VICTORIA GELUM Frolics: Friendship: Glee: A Cappella: High Lite: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy: Safety, 3: Commercial, l. EDWARD GILBERT Glee: A Cappella, 1: Neo-Lits: Monitor: Commencement . . . GRAHAM GILLISS Honor Society: Hi- Y, 2: Student Council, 4: Football: Monitor: Safety, I: Prom: Neo-Lits: Senior Assembly Committee: Senior Play . . . BILL GILMORE-f'Marionettes . . . STANLEY GLAZER. CHARLOTTE GOLICK Canton, Ohio: Booster . . . PAUL GORE- Band: Industrial Arts: Aero . . . WILLIAM GORSE Canton, Ohio. . . IRENE GRANT ---f Friendship: High Lights: High Life: Zoology: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy. WILMA GRINTA . . . IERALDINE GRUMBLING - ff Friend- ship: Student Council: Glee: Class Basketball, Baseball, Vol- leyball: Prom: G. A. A., 4... EDNA HABERSTROH- Glee . . . RUTH HALL Friendship: Prom. ROSLYN HARTER-vFriendship: Hi-Eco-Sy: Commercial . . . ROBERT HEINLEIN- Hi'Y B: Monitor: Track: Senior Play . . . GLENN HENNING --- Lettermen: Football: Track . . . ROBERTA HERRICK- Chagrin Falls, Ohio: Glee: Biology: G. A, A.: Friendship: Bibliophiles: Chemistry: Prom. GEORGE HILL . . . ROBERT HINKLE . . . MARGARET HOFFMANA Honor Society: Friendship: Bibliophiles: Hi- Eco-Sy: Geometry, 3: Echoes, Editor . . . PAUL HOLCOMB -tNo picturel . . . BILL HOOPER H- Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania: Monitor. 1 - -President: 2 Vice President: 3-f -Secretary: 4 -Treasurer. Posing for artists. IUNE CLASS IUNE CLASS Young chemists. O'INE HOPPE Booster: Friendship: French: Neo-Lits . . . ELIZABETH HRECZ Friendship: Aeneid: French: Orches- tra: Glee: Prom.. .NORA HUGHES Friendship: Com- mercial . . . HELEN HUNIKA Friendship: Zoology. BROOKS HURST Orchestra: Chemistry: Geometry: Radio: Honor Society . . . MARIORIE HYDE -Monroe, Michigan: Booster: Band: Orchestra: Basketball: High Life: High Lights: Dramatic: Quill and Scroll, l: Prom: Friendship: Student Council: Honor Society . . . ANGELO IANNUCCI' Champion Heights, Ohio: Monitor: Track: Class Basketball . . . LOUIS IANNUCCI Champion Heights, Ohio: Indus- trial Arts: Lettermen: Track: Football. IOSEPH IENYK- Student Council: Glee: Monitor. ., GEORGE IOB Class Officer, 3: Frolics: Honor Society, 2: Booster, l: Bookshelf: Orchestra, 2: Band, 1, 2, 4: Student Council: High Life: Monitor: Chemistry: Prom: Psychology: Senior Play . . . EMMA IOHNSON - - Friendship . . . WILLIAM IOHNSON Aero. BETTY IONES Frolics: Friendship: Glee . . . BERNEICE IORDANf Friendship: Glee: Commercial . . . IRENE KARL Friendship: Zoology: Prom: Safety: Commercial, 4: Hi- Eco-Sy: Senior Play. . . DONNA KELLY - Friendship: French: Glee: Prom: Frolics. IEAN KELTS Howland, Ohio: Booster: Dramatic: Friend- ship: Bibliophiles: High Lights: High Life: Prom: Band: Orchestra: Glee: History: Quill and Scroll. 1: Marionettes: Senior Play . . . FRANCES KEYSER - Detroit, Michigan: Travel: Aeneid: Echoes: Prom: Friendship . . ,ELIZABETH KISH'. . . DORIS KISTLER Frolics: Friendshi Glee, 4: Prom: G. A. A.: B etball: Volle ball: Base . IW Y KISTLER Fr ics: Friendship: l e, 3: Basketball: eball: Volleyball: Prom: G. A. A .... ERMA KLEIN iendship: Prom: Commercial . . . PAULINE KMETZ - riendship . . . IOSEPHINE KNOSKE -W Honor Society: riendship: High Lights: Dramatic, l, Z: Glee: Prom: The Ghost Train : The Family Upstairs : Senior Play Com- mittee: Marionettes: Senior Play. 1 President:2 Vice President: 3' Secretary,'4 Treasurer. vi:.nA no-union--.rrienasnip: Glee: rrom: rn-nco-Sy: Com- mercial . . . FAYE KOMRAY Friendship: Glee. . . MARY IANE KONOLD Honor Society: Frolics: Friendship: Span- ish, 3: Bihliophiles: High Lights: Dramatic: Glee: High Lite: Quill and Scroll, l: Geometry, 3: Commencement: Honor Student . . . MARY KONOSKE Friendship: Glee: Basket- ball: Volleyball: Commercial: G. A. A. OLIVE KORECKY Friendship . . . KATHERINE KOSKI f McKeesport, Pennsylvania: Parkman, Ohio . . . IERRY KRESKE -Frolics: Spanish: Student Council: Zoology: Chem- istry: Monitor: Senior Play: . . . GLENN KYSER Frolics: Glee: Monitor: Senior Play. HARVEY LACKEY Ashland, Ohio . . . LILLIAN LARNER Frolics: Friendship: Dramatic: Echoes: Prom . . . ROY LEHMAN Dramatic: Monitor . . . ELIDA LEHTO Friend- ship: Basketball: Volleyball: G. A. A. IRENE LESKO Newton Falls, Ohio: Prom . . . MARGARET IEAN LEWIS Frolics: Psychology. 4: Bookshelf: Friendship: Aeneid . . . NATALIE LEWIS- -Friendship: Aeneid: Neo- Lits: Prom: Frolics . . . CLARA LINDQUIST --Friendship: G. A. A.: Volleyball: Basketball. ED LINDSEY - Frolics: Glee: A Cappella: Football . . . IOE LOPRIRE - 'Hi-Y B . . . GEORGE LUNDY 7 Monitor . . . BEN LYONS French: Monitor: Student Council: Frolics. DORA MAKRIS . . . COSTI MANDREAN Hi-Y B: Indus- trial Arts. 3: Echoes: Hi-Eco-Sy: Safety: Senior Assembly Committee . . . MILDRED MANNING - Friendship: High Lights: Frolics: High Life . . . MIKE MARKAKIS Zoology: Chemistry: Radio. l President: 2 Vice President:3 Secretary: 4- Treasurer. Hay Wilson and Calvin Fenton with woodshop masterpieces. IUNE CLASS IUNE CLASS Bread line. HELEN MARTIN Friendship , . . IOHN MARTIN Hi-Y B: Monitor: Track: Prom: Senior Play . . . IOHN MASSAR Band: Industrial Arts: Zoology: Monitor: Senior Play . . . ANDY MATYAS Bazetta, Ohio: Basketball: Track: Letter- men: Football: Class Basketball: Honor Society: Senior Play. DOROTHY MAUGER French, 3: Friendship: High Lights: Alpha Writers: Prom . . . JEAN MAX Friendship: G. A. A.: Prom .... HARLAN MEEKER f Industrial Arts , . . BETTY MILLER Friendship: Student Council. IACQUELINE MILLER Cleveland Heights, Ohio: Friend- ship: G. A. A.: Tennis: Swimming: Booster: Outing: French: Dramatic: Neo-Lits: Prom: Senior Assembly Committee: Honor Society . . . EILEEN MILLS Zoology, 4: Friendship: Band . . . WILLIAM MILLS Zoology, 4: Frolics: Spanish: Aero, 45 Student Council: High Life: Chemistry: Monitor: Prom: Geometry . . . ELSIE MINERD. EILEEN MOCELLA . . . DELBERT MOORE . , . PEGGY MORAN Honor Society: Dramatic, l: Friendship, 3: Safety: Aeneid: Debate: Student Council: Bibliophiles: Prom: Senior Play Committee: Commencement: Honor Student . . . BELVA MOSER Friendship: Frolics: Bookshelf: Glee: Psy- chology. GEORGE MOSER Radio: Chemistry . . . LUCILLE MOSER Friendship . . . IANE MULLEN Friendship: Orchestra: Glee: Zoology: Prom: Chemistry . . . COLLEEN MCCASLIN Friendship: Commercial. NANCY MCCONNAUGHY Neo-Lits, l: Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Dramatic: Glee: A Cappella: Prom: Honor So- ciety: Spanish: Senior Assembly Committee: Senior Play . . . EDITH MCCORMICK' Frolics: Friendship: Safety: Com- mercial, 3: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy . . . QUENTIN McCREANOR-- Monitor: Hi-Y . . . WILLIAM MCDONALD -Hi-Y B: Frolics: A Cappella, 3: Hi-Y: Spanish: Student Council: Glee: Moni- tor: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy. I President: 2 Vice President: 3 -Secretary: 4 Treasurer. BOYD MCELRAVY f Industrial Arts: Football . . . PHIL MCFADDEN-V-Zoology: Industrial Arts, l: Football: Class Track . . . IEAN MCGEE Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Bookshelf: High Lights: Prom: Honor Society . . . IAMES MCGUIRE--V-Hi-Y B: High Lights: High Lite: Alpha Writers: Football: Aero. ETHEL MCWILLIAMS Friendship, 4: French: Zoology . . . HELEN NASTAL'-Friendship: Student Council: Glee: G. A. A.: Baseball: Volleyball: Basketball . . . VIRGINIA NAYLOR -Friendship . . . IEAN NEWTON Honor Society: Friendship: Aeneid: Bibliophiles, 3: Dramatic: Debate, 1: Echoes: Chemistry: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy, 3: Senior Play. MlI.DRED NICKELS Commercial. . . RALPH NIEMI In- dustrial Arts: Track . . . AATOS NIKKILA -Hi-Y B. 3, li Frolics: Hi-Y: Bookshelf: High Lights: Glee: High Lite: Mon- itor: Class Basketball: Prom: Student Council, 4: Senior Assembly Committee: Senior Play . . . LOIS OBERMEYER Iamestown, New York: G. A. A.: Friendship: High Lights: Commercial. SHIRLEY OBERMEYER' Iamestown. New York: G. A. A.: Commercial: Friendship . . . FRANK OGDEN - - Hi-Y B: Monitor: Chemistry: Prom: Senior Assembly Committee: Frolics: Senior Play: Honor Society . . . MARY ONDIK, Friendship: Echoes: Hi-Eco-Sy: Commercial: Honor Society . . . GRACE ORLANDO Commercial, l: Hi-Eco'Sy: Prom: Glee: Dramatic: Friendship. MARY KATHRYN O'ROURKE Honor Society: Friendship: French: Neo-Lits, 2: Echoes: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy, 1: Frolics: Senior Play . . . GENEVA OWENS Frolics: Dramatic: Basketball: Baseball: Volleyball: G. A. A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Com- mercial . . . ANN PACEK f Commercial . . . WILLIAM PACEK. MARY PACKOVICI-I . . . LORETTA PALEN Friendship: Commercial: Hi-Eco-Sy . . . GERARD PAPE Ligionier, Pennsylvania: Commercial: Advertising: Basketball: Aero, 2, 3: Industrial Arts . . . CLARENCE PARTRIDGE Spanish: High Lights: Band: Orchestra: Chemistry. 1 Presiclent'2 Vice President,'3 Secretaryffl Treasurer. Home-makers. IUNE CLASS l UNE CLASS Bicycle and bus brigade. WALFRED PELTO Hi-Y B, l: Lettermen: Monitor: Basket- ball: Track . . . IAMES PERRIS French, 4: Chemistry: Aero: Radio . . . SADIE PHILLIPS Niles, Ohio: G, A. A.: Basketball: Baseball: Volleyball . . . CARTER PICKUP Orchestra: Band: Monitor: Aero: Camera: Frolics. ARTHUR PIPENUR . . . SOPHIE PLESEA Lordstown, Ohio: Glee: Debate . . . MARGARET POLACSEK -f- Howland. Ohio: Basketball: Baseball: Volleyball: Friendship: High Life: Commercial . . . STELLA POLENYCHKO--Friendship: Basketball: Baseball: Volleyball: Hi-Eco-Sy: G. A. A., Z, 4. BETTIE POOL-Boardman, Ohio: Art: Journalism: Glee: Friendship: Aeneid: Echoes . . . MARY POPP -Baseball: Basketball: Volleyball: G. A. A., l . . . WILMA POTTS Orchestra: Baseball: Basketball: Volleyball: G. A. A.: Com- mercial . . . AGNES POWELL Frolics: Friendship: French: Glee: A Cappella: Prom, MARGUERITE POWELL Friendship: French: Glee: A Cap- pella: Prom: Orchestra: Honor Society: Commencement . . . ALICE PRICE Friendship . . . DAVID PRICE Band, l: Frolics . BETTY PUNCSAK Champion Heights, Ohio. RITA QUILLIGAN Commercial . . . CLARA QUINBY Frolics: Friendship: Glee: Commercial . . . MARTHA BELLE REDMOND' Friendship: Glee: A Cappella: Marion- ettes: Senior Assembly Committee: Commencement... DORIS RHINE Friendship. r M HARRIET RICE Friendship: Aeneid: Basketball1Baseball: Volleyball: G. A. A., 4: Prom: Senior Play. . .BOB RICHARDS Class Basketball. Baseball, Football: Monitor . . . GRACE RICHEY Frolics: Friendship: Glee, l: A Cap- pella: Prom: Hi'Eco-Sy . . . LUCY RITCH. i l President,'2 Vice Preside-nt,'3 Secretary,'4 Treasurer. JU' KENNETH RODDY . . . IOE ROMANCHEK . . . HILDA ROSS- -Friendship: Dramatic: Glee: Prom: Commercial: Hi- Eco-Sy: Senior Assembly Committee . . . IACK ROSS Chemistry: Radio. MARY ROSSI - Echoes: Honor Society . . . VIRGINIA RUSSELL Frolics: Friendship: Glee: Prom , . . THEODORE SAKER-Frolics: Aeneid: Spanish: High Lights, Editor: Stu- dent Council: Dramatic: High Life: Chemistry: Quill and Scroll: Alpha Writers: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy: Senior Play Committee: Marionettes: Bibliophiles: Senior Play: Honor Society . . , GEORGE SALEN -Honor Society: Hi-Y: Student Council: Neo-Lits: Chemistry: Echoes: Monitor: Prom: Hi co-Sy, 1, 2: nior Assembly Committee. hwwfmdafif IOANNE SALVATO . . . JOSEPH SANTONE Stunt. Moni- tor , . . ALBERT SARKANY - Industrial Arts: Glee . . . CONSTANCE SARTORIO Friendship. MICHAEL SASALA -High Lights: Orchestra: Zoology: High Life: Monitor . . . ROBERT SAUER Chemistry: Geometry: Monitor . . . IACK SCHACKNE- -Frolics: Booster: Spanish: Lettermen: Tennis: Monitor: Psychology . . . RICHARD SCHERER- -Hi-Y B. GLENN SCOTT -- Lettermen: Baseball . . . IACQUELINE SEABROOK Friendship . . . ZENA SEDORUK - Glee: Commercial . . . RUTH SEITZ. CHESTER SELIAN . . . IOAN SHAFER- -Detroit, Michigan: Biology: Riding: Friendship . . . MARIORIE SHERWOOD . . . ALBIN SHINE- Spanish: Bookshelf: Echoes: Monitor: Class Baseball: Geometry: Hi-Eco-Sy: Senior Play. 1 President: 2 Vice President: 3-- Secretary: 4 Treasurer. Gym class-volleyball. IUNE CLASS I UNE CLASS Ianuary Class Play, Seventh Heaven . GEORGE SHUTTIC . . . IOHN SMALLSREED - Honolulu, Hawaii: Swimming: Hi-Y B: Orchestra: Band: Monitor: Prom . . . BARBARA SMITH----Frolics: Friendship: Aeneid: Book- shelt: Dramatic: Glee: A Cappella, 4: Psychology, 3: G. A. A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Senior Assembly Committee: Honor Society . . . BERT SMITH. HARRIS SMITH Hi-Y B: Frolics: Spanish: Zoology: High Life: Monitor: Chemistry: Hi-Eco-Sy . . . MARY SPANO Commercial: Friendship . . . IIMMIE STANITZ Frolics: Booster, 4: Hi-Y, 1: Aeneid: French: Bookshelf: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Life: Senior Assembly Committee: Senior Play: Honor Society . . . VIRGIL STEELE Glee. ANNE STEFULIGA G. A. A.. 3: Geometry: Commercial . . . CHARLES STIGGERS Frolics: Zoology: Football . . . IOSEPH STOCZ . . . LOUISE STOVALL - Aeneid: Honor Society. RUTH TABOR -Friendship: Glee . . . LARRY TAIIALA- - Echoes: Class Baseball: Senior Play: Honor Society . . . RAY TARKANEN --Industrial Arts: Class Basketball . . . BURT TAYLOR --Honor Society, 1: Spanish, 2: Frolics: Bib- liophiles: Student Council, 2: Zoology: High Lite: Aero: Chemistry, l: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy. EUGENE THOMAS- Frolics: Booster: Bookshelf: Monitor: Lettermen: Football: Stunt: Track: Prom. . . IACK THOMPSON - - Spanish: Monitor . . . HELEN TRUNICK- - Prom: Commercial . . . BILL TYLER. RAY UITTO Class Basketball, Baseball . . . MILDRED UIEVICH Honor Society: Frolics: Aeneid: Spanish: Echoes: Prom: Geometry: Safety, 2: G. A. A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Basketball: Baseball: Volleyball: Commencement: Honor Student . . . ROBERT VAN FOSSAN -Frolics: Booster: Student Council: Monitor: Prom: Bookshelf: Psychology . . . BILL VEITS. l President:2 Vice President,'3 Secretary:4 Treasurer. um, GLADYS VENNETTE Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom: Safety: Commercial: Honor Society . . . CARL VENNITTI 7-Zoology . . . MARTHA VOZAR Friendship: G. A. A .... RALPH WALLIS--Youngstown, Ohio: Latin. ROSCOE WAREHAM - - Football . . . SARA WESTON f Frolics: Friendship: Aeneid: Bookshelf: Dramatic: Glee: Alpha Writers: High Life: Chemistry: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy: Marionettes . , . VIRGINIA WHITEHOUSE-Honor Society: Frolics: Friendship: Aeneid: Spanish: Bookshelf: High Lights: Orchestra: Dramatic: High Life: Chemistry: Alpha Writers: Prom: Geometry: Senior Play Committee: Senior Assembly Committee: Commencement: Honor Student . . . EVELYN WHITMORE -'-- Sligo, Pennsylvania: Safety: Basketball: Cheerleader: Prom: Chemistry. IANE WILLIAMS 4 Friendship: Glee: High Life . . , PAULINE WILLIAMS - Friendship: Dramatic: Commercial . . . MARIORIE WILLIAMSON - Friendship: Orchestra: Safety . . . RAY WILSON -- Industrial Arts: Lettermen: Stunt: Football: Baseball: Frolics: Class Basketball. Base- ball. LEON WOITOWICZ A - Industrial Arts: Monitor . . . IACK WOODSIDE -Frolics: Booster: French: Bookshelf: Dramatic: Prom: Psychology . . . LEVADA WRIGHT' -Frolics: Friend- ship: Glee, 2: Student Council: Basketball: Volleyball: Base- ball: G. A. A .... LEONARD WRIGHT Hi-Y B: Student Council: Senior Assembly Committee. IEAN WYRES- -Frolics: Friendship: Spanish: Dramatic: Glee: Prom: Class Officer, 3: Honor Society: Senior Play . . . BETTY YOHO - Honor Society: Friendship: Aeneid. 3: Spanish, 4: Bookshelf, 2: Glee: Echoes: Prom: Chemistry: Geometry: Hi-Eco-Sy: Commencement: Honor Student . . . FLORENCE ZAMARELLI-Friendship . . . BETTY ZEIGLER -Friendship: Bibliophiles: Echoes: Dramatic: Debate: Senior Play. MARY ZOKOSKY -- Zoology: G. A. A.: Hi-Eco-Sy .. MICHAEL MACKO. ELIZABETH FERRANCE trio picture? Friendship: Prom: Commercial . . . BETTY TOMPKlNS4Lno picturel Friendship: Orchestra: Band: Glee . . . FRED WOODS -fno picturel Howland: Band: Glee: Neo-Lits: Chemistry: Alpha Writers. l President: 2- -Vice President: 34 Secretary: 4 Treasurer. Burt Taylor and Dennis Madden survey their handiwork - Senior Prom. IUNE CLASS S E N I O R P L A Y S Ianuary . . . Mr. Kenneth Kraker with his artisans and Miss Edna Kennedy with her art classes effect effective settings for Seventh Heaven . . . Mr. O. A. Lovett con- gratulated on appealing production . . . Betty reveals a spiritual charm in interpreta- tion of Diane . . . I am a very remarkable fe1low reiterates Chico - yes, and lack proves a remarkable actor . . . Stevy goes to town in the villianous role of Nana . . . Ugh! The Rat! but we hand it to you, Kenny . . . smiles are synonymous with Boul tWaltl and his jaloppy' '... securing a garb long enough to cover the priest tBirrelll a real achievement . . . Ianuary Class and sponsors in Seventh Heaven over artistic land financiall success of play. Cast: Diane, Betty Glinn: Chico, Iack Ankeny: The Rat, Kenneth Lamont: Nana, Marian Stevenson: Arlette, Dorothy Mayers: Maximillian Gobin, Robert Hadley: Uncle Georges, Arthur Lamberti: Aunt Valentine, lean Marshall: Boul, Walton Mason: Brissac, Kenneth Richards: Pere Chevillon, George Birrell: Recan, Ostap Danyluke: Sergeant of Police, Kenneth Macaulay: Blonde, Harold Miles: Lamplighter, Bill Goldner. Play staff: Prompters, Norma Bane, Katherine Guthrie: Wardrobe Mistresses, Alice Robbins, Leta Hayes: Business Manager, Allan Wise: Advertising, Margaret Wood. Iune . . . Play Committee finally conquers difficulties by choosing She stoops to Conquer . . . cast absorbs Cleveland Playhouse production for interpretive suggestion . . . Larry, as Tony Lumpkin, wins applause by natural technique . . . Stanitz CMar- lowl takes lessons on trembling knees . . . Ruth Ianice very fetching as Kate and would- be barmaid . . . poor Mr. Hardcastle goes around in circles . . . Mrs. Hardcastle has quite a time with her dear son's love match and brilliance . . . the intelligent, skilled servants help Hardcastle quite unadmirably . . . Frank tHastingsl and Nancy tMiss Nevillel finally overcome their obstacles on the bumpy road to love . Eighteenth century settings and costumes fascinate . . . production of Goldsmith's hilariously comic characterizations, situations, and dialogue chalk up another hit for Director O. A. Lovett . . . Iune Class senses Hollywood fame for its talented members. Cast: Tony Lumpkin, Larry Taijala: Kate Hardcastle, Ruth Ianice Knofsky: Young Marlow, Iames Stanitz: Sir Charles Marlow, Graham Gilliss: Mrs. Hardcastle, lean Kelts: Squire Hardcastle, Ted Saker: George Hastings, Frank Ogden: Diggory, Ray Baskett: Roger, George Iob: Dick, Albin Shine: Thomas, Bill Call: Stingo, Landlord of Three Pigeons , Aatos Nikkila: Slang, Glen Kyser: Iimmy, Ierry Kreske: Mat Muggins, Iohn Massar: Twist tToml, George Duche: Aminadab, Bill Dailey: Constance Neville, Nancy McConnaughy: Dolly the Maid, Iosephine Knoske. Play staff: Stage Manager, Iohn Martin: Property, Robert Heinlein. Tom DeCamp, Marjorie Dorson: Business Manager, Tom Richardson: Tickets, Andy Matyas: Publicity, Mary K. O'Rourke: Wardrobe, Harriet Rice, Rose Campana: Prompters, lean Newton, Irene Karl: Ushers, lean Wyres, Betty Zeigler. L Page Twenty-nine SPONSORS: Miss Marie O'Rourke cmd Mr. Roy Daily, OFFICERS: President, Orrin Henry: Vice President. 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Potyonek, Betty Grace Powell, lack Powell, Theodore Powell, Iosephine Principi. Tony Prokopchow. Eugene Prommers- berger, Albert Prox. Richard Queale. Alice Quinby, Agnes Racher. Nicholas Radish. Monroe Randolph, Burnetta Reed, Grace Reed. Iune Reed. Ioe Reed. Margaret Reese. LeRoy Reeves. Yvonne Rice, Iohn Rimar. Earl Ripple. Sara Dean Rist. Lucresia Rivers, Rodhy Roberts, George Robinson, Betty M. Roby, Ruth Ronyak. Robert Hood, Henry Rose, Iulia Rosko. Stella Ross, Ervin Rowland. William Saddle, Palma Salvia, Beatrice Sanders, Tony Scala, Charles Scarpaci, Eva Scar- pone, Louise Schiel. Virginia Schmidt. George Schneider. Robert Scott, Iessie Seitz, William Shatter. Robert Shaw, Alice Shellhamer, Steve Shimko, Harold Shively, Frank Shrader, Steve Shrodeck, Sophia Shuttic. Helen Sillitoe, Lester Simmons, Shirley Simon, Theresa Smart, Ethel Smith. Margaret Smith, Phyllis Smith. Iames Somplak. Virginia Sorro, Henry Spala. Marie Stark, Harold Starnes. Paul Stassin, Iean Steele, Velma Stein. Frances Stevenson, Roy Stevenson, Edwin Sunderman, Elwin Sunderman, Ergonmine Tabacco, Margaret Tarchick, Paul Thomas, Sylvia Thomas, Guy Thompson, Iames Thompson, Lois Thompson, Nelson Thompson, William Timlin. Iosephine Tomazin, Mike Tomko, Irene Toro, Iohn Truran. Gust Tsimpinos, Mary Tsimpinos, Margaret Trimble. Millie Tri- vanovich, Betty I. Tubbs, Florence Tuia, Mary Tyler, Andy Ujialsi. Ruth Uitto, Willard Ulam. Evelyn VanHuitel, Madeline Vargo. Andrew Vescare, Mario Viola. Edward Warfield, Iune Watson, Richard Weeks. Helen Weir, Fred Wherley. Bonita Whitaker, Waunita Whitaker. Dominic White. lean White, Luvenia White, Virgil Whitstone, Debora Williams, Ferrell Williams, Helen Williams. Mary Gertrude Williams, Booker Williamson, Carrie Wilson, Columbus Wimbish, Charles Wishart, Paul Wishart, Dorothy Yarnel. Mildred Yuk, Mary L. Zeh. Andy Zelinsky, Lillian Zucco. Dorothy Zunich. Page Thirty-nine Best Locker fboyl ,..,...,,,,A, Best Looker fgirll ......,,..... Greatest Service ,..., Athlete ...L ,,,-,,,,,, Most Ambitious ..,.. Scholarship .... ,A,,,,.,.,,--,., H eart-Breaker iboyl ..,..,, Heart-Breaker tgirl! .,,,,..., Best Dancer ,,,.,,,,....,,,,.,..,,, Personality Plus iboyl Personality Plus Iqirll Best Singer ,.,,.,.,,.,i.,.,.,,,.,..,, Most Courteous ....... Sunny Disposition .,...,,,..... Most Dependable .,.,..,,.,.. , Most Carefree ,,...,.., Greatest Giggler ....,,,,i....... Most Humorous .,,.... Leadership ,.,,,.,, Most Sincere .....,,, Best Dresser ,..,,, Best Line ....,,, Best Locker tboyl .,......,...,. Best Loolcer tgirl? ........... - Greatest Service ,,,,. Athlete ...,.,,, ,........, Most Ambitious ,,,.. Scholarship .,,,,,,,,,,,,,...i,..... H eart-Breaker tboyl ,,,,,,, Heart-Breaker tgirl! .....,,,., Best Dancer .......,....,,,,,,,,,,, Personality Pius fboyl Personality Plus Igirll Best Singer ,,,,,.............,,.,,,., Most Courteous ....... HALL OF FAME 12A-Ianuary HAROLD MILES AGNES GRANT GEORGE BIRRELL ..,....ROBER'l' HADLEY WARREN PRITCHARD RUTH IANE BOLZ IACK SHOWACRE MARGARET WOOD BETTY SAVU KENNETH RICHARDS BETTY GLINN RUTH FAWCETT WILLIAM ONDO ELEANOR BRUBAKER DONNA ROGERS MARIAN STEVENSON ALETHA GROFF KENNETH MACAULAY .......DOROTHY WHITTIER DOROTHY MAYERS MARY RUTH MORRIS IACK ANKENY 11A IACK STITT MARIAN MARTZ IOYCE MALLETT HARRY HYDE BARBARA CLARK ROBERT GAUCHAT ROBERT HARNER BEVERLY WILLIAMS IOHN BAXTER IOE THORNHILL RUTH HUMM RUTH BOYD ROBERT L. SMITH Sunny Disposition ......,....... LUCILLE CORNWALL Most Carefree ,,,,..... Greatest Giqgler ..... Most Humorous ,.,.... Leadership ,....... Most Sincere ........ Best Dresser ,..,,t Best Line ....... GEORGE CALDWELL Most Dependable .......i.i.,.. ...WWARREN WICK DOROTHY SPITLER .......PETE IAMISON .......IACK MARSHALL ....-,DALE IOB MARTHA BOOMERSHINE .......IACK FLECK 12A-Iune DENNIS MADDEN MARIE SEND PEGGY MORAN RALPH BROWNLEE TED SAKER VIRGINIA WHITEHOUSE GEORGE IOB PHYLLIS BLAIR GENE THOMAS TOM RICHARDSON RUTH IANICE KNOFSKY MARTHA BELLE REDMOND GEORGE SALEN DORIS BAUMAN MARGARET HOFFMAN IACK WOODSIDE IANE MULLEN BILL MILLS BURT TAYLOR IACQUELINE MILLER NANCY MCCONNAUGHY WILLIAM CALL 11B EDWARD EXLER MARIORIE GLINN IOE STANICH IOE PALOVICH LEO GOLDSTON MARY IANE CARNAHAN TED FRONCEK DORIS NEWHARD VIOLA LANNING IAMES GODDARD PHYLLIS HAMPSON DORA FRITZ JAMES HYDE EDITH GALLOWAY EMILY IEWELL EVERETT WILSON HELEN DeCLARK IACK FOUNDOULIS IOSEPHINE BECK MARIAN READY DONALD KEMP DELBERT HYDE Page Forty 12B EDWARD TERRELL PEGGY KEIL RENDA ROSSI ORRIN HENRY LELAND FRANKS KATHLEEN COX IOE WYNDHAM AUDREY ELLIS ELAINE COULTER IAMES PETTY IEAN GRIFFITH IRMA ELSON HELEN BUSTARD IOSEPH MAYO PAULINE MAY PHYLLIS LAWSON ESTELLE SIMON KENNETH CUSTIN JAMES TAYLOR GEORGE FUCHILLA ANNE MARTIN WILLIAM TYLER 10A BUSTER PARKER HELEN DeWITT GEORGE BAUGHMAN IACK LAYTON DICK THOMAS RALPH MARTIN EMERSON HENRY HELEN ALLEN MARY TYLER DONALD REESE BARBARA BYARD GLORIA SHAFER CECIL CARLETON MARY K. SHOWACRE CONSTANCE KNIFFIN HARRY MCMANUS MARIORIE MCCLURE MARY IANE VAN FOSSAN LEWIS BAUGHMAN MARTHA IOHNSON PHYLLIS DICKERSON RUSSELL LOHR UHGANIZATIUNS STUDENT COUNCIL Row five Hadley, Caldwell, Smith, Stevens, Martin, Scott, Moran. Row four'--Baughman, Tregoning, Thornhill, Harris, Marshall, Baxter, Fuchilla, Culver, Reese Whitman, Salen. Row three- Nikkila, Dilley, Martini, Ienyk, Kralik, I. Taylor, Oswald. B. Taylor, Boyer, Grey, Stanish Row two Mrs. Webb, Richards, Lardis, Corsatea, May, Rossi, Grifiith, Bustard, Morris, Blair, Lyons Mr. Wagner. Row one--fWilliams, Hampson, Krider, Humm, Birrell, Madden, Stevenson, Gauchat, Oswald Harpster, Clinefelter. Inset School traffic cops, Fuchilla and Caldwell. MONITORS Row six Berry, Mihalko, Henry, Roby, Pelto, Keiler, Dale, Stanich, Carleton, Hillman. Kerwin Kush, Linamen. Row live-f-Martin, Pickup, Brownlee, Kosola, Hannula. Webster, Van Rye, Mason, McClelland. Moser, Petty, Procopio, Shine. Row four- -Thomas. Davis. Narotsky, Wilson, Iob, Thornhill, Economos, Dolk, Iackson, Call Richardson, Peters. Row three--Carbaugh. Dunmire, Stevenson, Smith, Baskett, Schrader, Fleck, Custin, Kemp, Keller Hyde, Goldner, Hogan. Row two -Dailey, Cronberger, Perry, Salen, Gauchat, Danyluke, Macaulay, McDonald, DeCamp Kapouralos, Evans, Iones, Mattson, Toro, Ronyak. Row one -Stanitz, Mr. Wagner, Miles, Richards, Kaufman, Tregoning, Mikita, Harris, Oswalt Laakso, Smith. Carillio, Cetrone, Grigor. Inset-Birrell and Call check monitor sheets. Page Forty-two -- mt' ff21 :frf11-. , , n. l0B's welcomed into school by President George Birrell . . . attendance at Student Council meetings urged by Secretary Marian Stevenson . . . spon- sors first dance of the year . . . all bills paid by- Treasurer Robert Gauchat . . . Mr. H. C. Wagner, sponsor, demonstrates new picture machine . . . all busy with Iunior Red Cross . . . Vice President Kenneth Richards, with Phyllis Lawson, hard at work on Armistice Day Assembly . . . pencil sale taken over by Council . . . clean up day headed by Ruth Ronold . . . traffic conditions improved by George Fuchilla and George Caldwell . . . assists homerooms to plan donations of Christmas baskets . . . Miss Edna Kennedy and Miss Augusta Barrick guests at senior farewell luncheon. Incoming President Dennis Madden welcomed . . . Secretary Ruth Humm keeps check of the fifty-five members . . . Renda Rossi heads noon study halls . . . Treasurer Aatos Nikkila reports finances low . . . College and Vocational Guidance Day managed successfully by Mrs. Clara Webb, sponsor . . . spring cleaning engineered by Bill Boyer . . . fire drill improvements sanctioned . . . Council salutes seniors at farewell luncheon. Council member Robert Hadley installs improved traffic system in cor- ridors . . . new chairs given all monitors . . . heads of monitorial staff first semester: lack Ankeny, Bob Keifer, Kenneth Lamont, Harry Hyde, Lyle Perry, Kenneth Macaulay, and Bill Call. Burt Taylor, Vice President of Student Council, heads monitors second semester . . . appointed to head monitorships: Carter Pickup, Harry Hyde. George Iob, Bill McDana1d, Ted Saker, George Duche, and Iohn Martin. Page Forty-three I an uary I une Editor . . . Donna Rogers Margaret Hoffman Assistant Editor . Norma Bane Doris Bauman Business Manager . Kenneth Macaulay Bill Dailey Circulation . . Helen Calcin Betty Yoho Art . Mike Cardone lean Newton Sports ...... Kenneth Richards Albin Shine january Staff: Eleanor Brubaker, Ostap Danyluke, Agnes Grant, Gene Grant, Warren Howard, Charles Lyntz, Iohn Murynski, Ruth Price, Robert Stevens, Margaret Wood. Iune Staff: Lillian Addicott, Robert Baldwin, Sophia Bellay, Frances Bergman, Betty Corsatea, LaVerne Frances, Rudolph Gedeon, Iosephine Keifer, Frances Keyser, Lillian Larner, Dennis Madden, Costi Mandrean, Mary Ondik, Mary K. O'Rourke, Bettie Pool, Mary Rossi, George Salen, Larry Taijala. Mildred Ujevich, Betty Zeigler. Sponsor-Miss Emily L. Kaufman. Art Adviser--Miss Edna A. Kennedy. Curves in style . . . school in action to be the mode . . . Macaulay and Mandrean in throes of student photography . . . Miss Kennedy joins the pic- ture rage . . . Rogers institutes divorce proceedings for Cauldron and Echoes . . . all hands on deck at I. A. O. S. Convention in Columbus . . . art work finished in Ianuary by Cardone and cohorts . . . hamburger and ice-creamed root beer farewell for Ianuary staff at lean Newton's. Typists shoot Cauldron to press in February . . . Bauman herds class 300 strong to photographers . . . hats off to merchants-Dailey, Corsatea, and crew complete ad copy in February . . . English teachers and Senior Home Room Sponsors permit Yoho and her co-workers to push sales campaign . . . thermometer heat-wave, 1125 subscriptions . . . imagination plus consumed in editing club copy . . . Hoffman relaxes-entire masterpiece in hands of printer . . . well-earned week-end at Cook Forest . . . books on market, May 19 . . . bills paid . . . Miss Kaufman decorates staff for devotion to duty. Page Forty-four IANUARY ECHOES STAFF Row Row Row Inset three Cardone, G. Grant, Howard, Brubaker. Danyluke, Murynski. two Lyntz, Wood. Miss Kaufman, A. Grant, Price, Stevens. one Calcin, Macaulay, Rogers, Richards, Bane. Rogers and Macaulay building the dummy. IUNE ECHOES STAFF Row Row Row Row Inset iour-V-Mandrean, Madden, Gedeon, Baldwin, Taijala. three Salen, Bergman, Keifer, Ondik, Pool, Rossi, Keyser, Zeigler, Shine two' 'Be11ay, Addicott, Francis, Newton, Corsatea, Yoho, Larner. one- Ujevich, Hoffman, Dailey, Bauman. O'Rourke. Hoffman and Dailey turn photographers. Page Forty-five SPONSORS AND PRESIDENTS Row Row Row Row Row Inset'- fivef- Partridge, Mr. Hetzler, Marshall, Mr. Hickox, Schackne, Richardson, Mr. Hatfield. Iob, Taylor. four---Mr. Massar, Ondo, Monahan, Keifer, Birrell, Salen, Mr. Hulme. Hyde, Mr. Mollenkopf three Miss Malmsberry, Mrs. Webb, Miss Barrick, Miss Wheeler, Moran, Miss O'Rourke. Mrs. McCurdy, Miss Dennison, Miss Risdon, Miss Paddack. two--Miss Partridge, Miss Kerr, Miss Hart, Mrs. McKibben, Hoffman, Miss Kaufman, Blair. Bender, Miss Lynn, Price. one Glinn, Harris, Whittier, Danyluke, Pritchard, Ankeny, Morris. Hadley, Rogers. --Mr. Cooley boosts Activity Ticket drive. BOOSTERS Row Row Row Row Row Inset tive- Carleton, G. Baughrnan, L. Baughman. Harnar, Brown, Wyndham, Drabers, Taylor Caldwell, Scott. four' Schrader, Froncek, Tregoning, Goddard, Iob, Petty, Madden, Terrell, Iamison, Richard son, E. Thomas. three-V-Griffith, McConnaughy, Beck, Ellis, Keil, Blair, Send, Humm, S. Hoppe, Mallett, Byard Blount, Kaighan. two-'Miss Malmsberry, Whittier, Carnahan, M. Glinn, Kerwin, Iustice, M. Thomas, Grant Stevenson, O. Hoppe, Clark, Peterson, Donovan, B. Bender. one-Stanitz, Birrell, B. Glinn, M. Bender, Macaulay, Wood, Pritchard, Ankeny, Kelts, McGee Zents, Knofsky, VanFossan. ffMcConnaughy and Ankeny bedeck football field. Page Forty-six The Council of Sponsors and Presidents carries on general supervision of extra-curricular activities . . . Chairman O. A. Lovett engineers 1938-39 school calendar of events . . . Mr. H. C. Wagner and committee assigned task of orchestras for school dances . . . hot debates on whys and wherefores of income and expenditure . . . activity ticket sales, under Miss Margaret Eaton's management, mount to 630 . . . miscellaneous fund object of mis- cellaneous arguments . . . three cheers! Boosters Club back of piano debt . . . applause from students-better movies guaranteed by purchase of new picture machine . . . researchers check club activities to learn why active students sleep in classes. Youth Conference budget discussed . . . Phyllis Blair gives details of the Conference . . . Miss Marceline Yost appointed secretary . . . sponsors and presidents select dates for next year's program of activities. Boosters . . . down comes the gavel with Ankeny's power behind it . . . dress up football field in school colors for all home games . . . hot dogs, candy, ice cream, heard throughout the football stands . . . Iean Griffith, chairman of cleaning booths . . . Ruth Ianice Knofsky recording notes at each meeting . . . lim Stanitz reports money cleared at games. Pep up Homecoming game activities--Queen and attendants garbed in splendor . . . football tags distributed . . . new members dressed in back- ward fashions . . . Stevy seen wrapping weiners at the game . . . students attired with feathers and pennants in their hats. Hot chocolate available at Dayton Game . . . contribution to Community Fund . . . Mary Lou Bender and helpers initiate plans for football banquet decorations . . . Christmas and Santa Claus pay visit to room 213 . . . Bat- tista's accordion rings out in entertaining Mothers at senior farewell tea, with Nancy McConnaughy, the hard-working chairman for the affair . . . George Iob, prexy-elect, calls meeting to order . . . Valentine Hop beneath ceiling of hearts and cupids . . . initiates nose pepper, flour. Worry! Worry! Sponsors Miss Ruth Wheeler, Miss Doris Malmsberry, and Mr. Harry Cowden engineer Eleventh Annual Frolics . . . dancers clutter up the halls . . . Whoopee! March 23-25, Frolics of '39 a great success, four per- formances . . . Stunt Club, Bing Bowers, Bank Night Act, Lanning Group, Helen Iohnston and Iohnny Baxter receive laurels . . . money to back piano fund and radio system for school. Farewell breakfast in wide open spaces. Page Forty-seven Character, scholarship, leadership, service permit the coveted election to National Honor Society . . . Principal Milton Mollenkopt, Dean Ieannette Risdon, Dean O. A. Lovett supervise activities of this group. Forty-seven l2A's, l2B's, and llA's comprise membership first semester . . . honor of president bestowed upon Robert Hadley . . . other officers: vice president, Dorothy Mayers: secretary-treasurer, Mary Lou Bender. In recognition assembly, Iames Beal, Betty Glinn, Kenneth Macaulay, and Ruth Ianice Knofsky talk on ideals of Honor Society . . . Mr. E. N. Dietrich, State Superin- tendent of Schools, guest speaker . . . Mr.H. B. Turner presents pins to new members. Burt Taylor allotted leadership, second semester . . . George Iob and Peggy Moran become vice president and secretary-treasurer . . . revision of constitution in hands of Iames Taylor. Dr. Willis B. Townsend and Superintendent Turner give inspirational addresses at spring recognition assembly . . . Virginia Starnes, Iames Taylor, Nancy McConnaughy, Renda Rossi, and George Salen are the student speakers. Spring elections follow: Lillian Addicott, Sophie Bellay, Phyllis Ann Boyce, William Camp, Brooks Hurst, Mar- jorie Hyde, Andy Matyas, Iacqueline Miller, Iean McGee, Frank Ogden, Mary Ondik, Marguerite Powell, Mary C. Rossi, Theodore Saker, Barbara Smith, Iames Stanitz, Louise Stovall, Larry Taijala, Gladys Vennette, lean Wyres, Audrey Ellis, George Fuchilla, lean Griffith, Iosephine Keifer, Iohn Matey, Olin Russell, Robert E. Smith, Betty Wiswell, George Caldwell, Barbara Clark, Emmet Craig, Virginia Fisher, Robert Gauchat, Robert Harnar, Sue Hoppe, Ruth Humm, Dale Iob, Ioyce Mallett, David McFarland, lack Slagle, Robert L. Smith, Marian Symanski, Robert Webster. Dramatic Club . . . Act I-First Semester . . . curtain opens showing Peggy Moran entering the stage as president . . . assistant prexy , Kenneth Lamont, aids in plan- ning programs . . . Director, Miss Dorothy Hart, hears play try-outs . . . The Whole Town's Talking about the cast-box office hit . . . all expenses paid, Treasurer Virginia Whitehouse balances books . . . Secretary Eleanor Brubaker clamps down on absen- tees . . . as dramatic and marionette artists combine talents, Dickens' Christmas Carol touches the heart again . . . club celebrates with heaps of food . . . Santa Claus tDorothy Kunkal hands out gifts. Act II-Second Semester . . . Josephine Knoske presides and Bob Harnar assists . . . Mary Theis, Marjorie Snyder, Dale Iob, Bob Harm, and Roy Newsome make debuts as actors . . . Secretary Sara Weston counts fifty heads in the club . . . Emmet Craig holds the bank book . . . club throngs to see Stage Door at Hiram College . . . heroes transformed into villians with aid of new make-up kit . . . one act plays are all the rage-club benefits by own criticisms . . . so the curtain falls. Cast for The Whole Town's Talking : Taxi-driver, Bob Gettig: Letty Lythe, Sylvia Aronson: Mrs. Simmons, Virginia Whitehouse: Mr. Simmons, Ted Saker: Annie, the maid, Evelyn Hakala: Ethel Simmons, Eleanor Brubaker: Roger Shields, Warren Trimble: Chester Binney, Kenneth Lamont: Donald Swift, Emmet Craig: Sadie Bloom, Barbara Byard: Sally, lean Wyres: Lila, Ioan Compton. Page Forty-eight NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row five-Mason, Iob, Lamont, Pritchard, Salen, Dailey, Cottle, I. Taylor. Row four--Willison, Danyluke, Ondo, Birrell, Macaulay, Cardone, Gilliss, Beskid, Richardson, Beal, B. Taylor. Row threeelioftman, Hadley, Rossi, Bolz, Price, Cox, Blair, Whittier, Whitehouse, Moran, Madden Mr. Lovett. Row two-Mr. Mollenkopi, Miss Risdon, McConnaughy, O' Rourke, Glassco. Yoho, Corsatea Bane, Beck, Konold, Knoisky, Francis, Send. Row one-Knoske, Glinn, Brubaker, Wood, Mayers, Hadley, Bender, Goschke, Rogers, Ujevich Newton. Not in picture fff- -Doris Bauman, Ann Filkorn, Virginia Starnes, Gwendolyn Donovan. Inset Iames Beal upholds the National Honor Society. DRAMATIC CLUB Row tour-Badin, Franks, Gettig, Danyluke, Saker, Gauchat. Caldwell, Craig, Taylor, Harnar Foundoulis, Kinderman. Row threefC. Moran, Gettig, Hakala, Allen, Byard, Knezeak, McGregor, Miller, Knowlton, Kunka Knoske, Trimble, Hancin. Row two-DeBolt, Hadley, Price, Bauman, Mayers, Donovan, Konold, Smith, Aronson, Compton Clark, Somplak, Weston, Wyres. Row one----Lamont, Zeigler. Francis, Perry, Somides. Whitehouse, M. Moran, Brubaker. Kelts Newton, Lamar, Miss Hart, Lamberti. Inset- Miss Hart gives Peggy Moran a make-up. Page Forty-nine HIGH LIFE Row tour-Willison. Harnar, D. Iob, Mason, Saker, H. Smith, Madden, G. Iob. Row three--HBirrell, Ankeny. Mayers. Miss Partridge, Blair, Lamberti, Hadley. Row two-Bosso, R. Craig, Knofsky, Whitehouse. Konold, Send. Beck, Boyce, Bender. Row one --Sasala, Kelts, Kemp, Ondo, Pritchard. Leece. Dorson, Allison, Keiler. Not in picture--McGuire, Carbaugh. Robbins, Monahan. R. Smith, Brown, Lamont, Richardson Williams, Taylor, Trimble, Gauchat, Grant, Marcella, Bush, E. Craig, Nikkila, Skinner, M Smith, Caldwell, Denovchek, Hoppe, Hurnm, Marshall, Petty, Stanitz, Weston, Gelum, May Simon. Mills. Inset- Miss Partridge gives Warren Pritchard stencil instructions. HIGH LIGHTS Row two Trimble, McGee, Miss Partridge, Saker, M. Smith, Obermeyer, Galanis, Ankeny. Row one--Grant. Skinner, Campana, Kale, Monahan, Addicott, Konold. Bender. Not in picture- Ambrose, Bollas, Bush. Maggiano, Manning, Marcella, Nikkila, Chinnock, Tri- vanovich, Ondo, Bosso, Beck, Blair, Boyce, Portney. Kemp, Kralik, Leece. McGuire, Narotsky, Mauger, Newman, Partridge, Roscoe, Sandy, Send, Terrell, Whitehouse. Inset' Bill Monahan dictates a rush story to Lillian Addicott. Page Fifty 'X High Life . . . Warren Pritchard holds the editor's pen . . . paper pub- lished every other Wednesday . . . Miss Ruth Partridge, sponsor, stresses importance of keeping staff secrets . . . lean Kelts interviews Robert Frost . . . Warren Trimble busy as Exchange Editor . . . hosts with Echoes to Tri-County Association . . . staff goes to I. A. O. S. Convention in Columbus . . . honors-second place in National Scholastic Press Association and in Columbia Scholastic Association . . . student poll taboos war . . . attend Tri- County meetings regularly . . . William Ondo, business manager, balances books . . . Pritchard wins gold key . . . special Christmas edition. Robert Gauchat new editor . . . staff wins copy of writer's prayer through Quill and Scroll . . . Mardi Gras is scooped . . . tenth grade poll shows Madden as most dignified senior . . . juniors prefer Hedy Lamarr and Richard Greene on a desert island . . . Kaltenborn is third degreed by three reporters . . . Leo Eschman Wins first place in advertisement contest . . . Pritchard goes to Kent Photography Convention . . . Virginia Allison, Mar- jorie Dorson, and Dennis Madden win High Life letters . . . final edition a senior number. High Lights . . . all who wish to be reporters gather 'round . . . staff assigned individual beats by sponsor, Miss Ruth Partridge . . . no news around school slips through the fingers of these cubs . . . school column every Wednesday and Saturday in the Warren Tribune Chronicle . . . journalism classes hold student interviews . . . learning fast with visits to newspaper plants in Warren and Youngstown . . . Editor Scoop Monahan keeps typists, Addicott, Bosso, Campana, Manning, McGee, busy with news flashes . . . Tommy Thompson spills lowdown on being a sports reporter . . . I. A. O. S. Convention in Columbus. Change of semester-change of staff . . .code of ethics explained to new members . . . importance of press buttons and passes . . . Ted Saker, editor, censors all stories sent to Tribune . . . staff comes through with in- terviews from important speakers of the school year . . . four delegates sent to Kent Newspaper Institute as Warren Tribune Chronicle delegates . . . Phyllis Ann Boyce wins first place in school for essay on How to Preserve American Democracy . . . staff says goodbye to Warren Tribune Chronicle until September. Following are members of Quill and Scroll: Warren Pritchard, William Monahan, Marjorie Hyde, Virginia Allison, Warren Trimble, William Ondo, Theodore Saker, Mary lane Konold, Dennis Madden, Robert Gauchat, Robert Willison, Phyllis Blair, lean Kelts, Kenneth Lamont. Page Fifty-one Bender residence, the scene of first gathering of Alpha Writers . . . orgy of committees appointed . . . Phyllis Blair gives lowdown on Germany . . . poetry of Robert Frost presented by Warren Pritchard . . . Bob Gauchat, Mary Lou Bender, Bob Willison, and Eleanor Brubaker contribute masterpieces . . . Miss Augusta Barrick reviews Listen the Wind . . . graduating members liquidate treasury assets by farewell theatre party. George Caldwell installed with gavel by retiring President Ruth Price . . . Sara Weston succeeds Virginia Nicholas as Prexy's stand-in . . . Ioyce Mallett carries on after Eleanor Brubaker's witty secretarial endeavors . . . Bob Har- nar succeeds Ruth Iane Bolz as monetary czar . . . Sara Weston outlines pro- gram . . . Miss Ruth Partridge, sponsor. Iim Beal, Dorothy Mauger, and Bill Dailey read their latest creations . . . new members sport auto licenses on their brawny torsos . . . original valen- tines spell merriment at home of Virginia Whitehouse . . . Mr. Raymond Crawford conducts sight-seeing tour through picturesque old Mexico and ex- hibits bargain purchases . . . original St. Patrick poems . . . seniors frolic at farewell picnic. Second semester additions to membership. Marian Hadley, Iosephine Keifer, Emmet Craig, Robert L. Smith, Iim Taylor, Ted Saker, Phyllis Ann Boyce. Dorothy Spitler, Ruth Humm, Fred Woods, Dale Iob, Betty Beck, and Marjorie Dorson. Bibliophiles . . . twenty book lovers . . . President's gavel in hands of Mary Lou Bender . . . Vice President Rose Gunlefinger and aides in search of literary adventures . . . new members nose ice-flour . . . Robert Frost as charming as his poetry . . . Anne Pumphrey digs deep into The Romance of Leonardo De Vince . . . Iim Taylor, Margaret Hoffman, Kathleen Cox, George Kerwin, Doris Bauman, Mary lane Konold, Bill Mills, and Ted Saker brought into the fold . . . to England with Phyllis Ann Boyce, prexy-elect, in Halsey's With Malice Toward Some . . . Secretary Iean Iones summons dues . . . senior farewell-Aunt Iean's fKeltsl Quiz Bee and Iim Bea1's Story Tell- ing Circle. Vice President Eugene Rowley plans progressive programs . . . original valentines . . . initiates transformed into ham sandwiches . . . Du Maurier's Rebecca reviewed by Miss Augusta Barrick, sponsor . . . laughs galore- She Stoops to Conquer at Cleveland Playhouse . . . Secretary lean Newton collects coins . . . farewell books and on with a picnic. Page Fifty-two ALPHA WRITERS Row three--Lamont, Dcmyluke, Keifer, Mason, Willison. Row two-Hadley, Miss Partridge, Calcin, Bane, Howell, Gauchat. Row one-Goschke, Glassco, Iones. Bolz, Pritchard, Nicholas. Price, Brubaker, Bender Inset- Vflnitiate Bob Gauchat on bended knee beiore Ruth Price. BIBLIOPHILES Row three' Beal, Mason, Lamberti. Dailey, Rowley. Row two-Corsaiea, Boyce, Dilley, Herrick, Pumphrey, Francis, Miss Barrick. Row one Newton, Zeigler, Iones. Gunlefinger, Bender, Wood, Kelis, Moran. Inset- -Miss Barrick and Mary Lou Bender demonstraie initiation rites. Page Fifty-three NEO-LITS Row three-Danyluke, Macaulay, Salen, Richardson, Ondo. Howard, Lamont, Gilbert. Row two HI, Keiier, Addicott, McConnaughy, Gepack, Price, O'Rourke. Row one'-Whittier, Goschke. Rogers, Hadley. R. Keifer, G. Grant, Miss Kerr, A. Grant, Craig Inset Miss Kerr and Bob Keiier examine new literature . MODERN BOOKSHELF Row three Madden, VanFossan, Nikkila, Stanitz, Shine, Iob. Woodside, Birrell. Row two--'Miss Wheeler, McGee, Yoho, Blair, Weston, Beck, Knofsky, Dorson, Dayton, Moser Lewis, Smith. Row one- Stevenson, Call, Morris, Petty, Whitehouse, Pritchard, Glinn, Ankeny, Send. Inset- Miss Wheeler, lim Petty, and Betty Glinn find a funny one, Page Fifty-io ur T Neo-Lits . . . Bob Keifer receives word from sponsor, Miss Geraldine Kerr, to take command . . . Macaulay's parliamentary procedure craze keeps Agnes Grant busy with minutes . . . hearty applause for Helen Gepack's presenta- tion of American Doctor's Odyssey . . . never-to-be-forgotten quartet in art appreciation program . . . Dorothy Whittier's review of You Can't Take It with You, with Russian portrayal by Danyluke . . . Bob Hadley empties ex- chequer to treat the twenty-five members to movie version of The Citadel . . . Shakespearean quiz in charge of Vice President Gene Grant and Donna Rogers. , Nancy McConnaughy takes over the helm . . . Addicott and Keifer busy with club records . . . Mary K. O'Rourke outlines new programs . . . amid laughs, Christopher Morley's Mince Pie by Bob Harnar . . . club admittance slips to Iackie Miller, Gwendolyn Donovan, Graham Gilliss, O'Ine Hoppe, Fred Woods and Dale Iob . . . eager listeners hear Disputed Passage by guest speaker, Mrs. Ronald Nilson . . . and so, to a senior farewell picnic. Modern Bookshelf season opens at Phyllis Blair's . . . 'round the world with poetry . . . Prexy Betty Glinn entertains old and new members . . . George Birrell, Warren Pritchard, and Mary Ruth Morris discuss Robert Frost . . . Eugene Thomas, George Duche, new members to fill quota . . . traveling with Halliburton at Marian Stevenson's with guides Iames Petty and Dennis Madden . . . old members guests . . . Boy versus Girl relationships at lack Ankeny's . . . members and Sponsor Ruth Wheeler hang up stockings at Mary Ruth Morris' home . . . Treasurer Bill Call in sore financial straits . . . Secretary Marie Send, hostess at first meeting of new semester . . . Robert Ringsmith, Peggy Keil, Ray Burnett, Audrey Ellis, Ed Terrell, and Ted Drabers elected into fold. Iames Petty promoted from Vice-President to President . . . Vice-President Betty Yoho works hard on new programs . . . crossing the Delaware, with Washington and Albin Shine and Marjorie Dorson at the oars-Petty's dom- icile . . . an evening with Shakespeare at home of Audrey Ellis . . . Belva Moser, Eugene Thomas, and Sara Weston dig deep and come up with-some thing . . . Bookshelf sponsors Cleveland Opera trip to see Manon . Page F iffy-five Debate . . . Uncle Sam and Iohn Bull thinking of getting married . . banns published-any objections? . . . negative opposed to the alliance . . . Warren debaters lead near-by schools a merry chase . . . Prexy Bob Keifer in his final competition at Struthers . . . material overflowing boxes and call- ing for more room . . . Goldston wheels rattles around . . . Birdie Oriel startles opponents with machine-gun style of oratory . . . Suzy Dziak drives colleagues to Ravenna, believe-it-or-not . . . tournaments, tournaments, tour- naments, and more tournaments . . . Kent feels a slight earhquake when the Warren forensifiers arrive with their shivering knees . . . Librarian Peggy Moran totes the worn-out, exhausted, ragged sources of argument back to the library . . . Coach Augusta Barrick mirrors the achievements of her clan in the Recognition Assembly . . . President lean Newton knocks the new members into the National Forensic League. Geometry Club . . . thirty-seven followers of Isaac Newton and Sponsor Hatfield . . . all face camera looking their best . . . Brooks Hurst comes out on top in Geometry Down . . . all speak figuratively . . . Miss Ruth Wheeler guest at weiner boil -Perkins Park in full swing . . . novices find them- selves alive after passing through the gentle hands of Dick Thomas . . . Ralph Martin shows skill in math puzzles . . . Constance Kniffen reveals secrets of locus . . . Mr. Henry Alden guest speaker . . . Freda Hyman turns records of meetings over to lean White . . . Compasses and rulers laid aside for a farewell picnic in May . . . George Baughman transfers leadership to an ardent follower . . . Vice President Albert Myers in charge of last program. Page Fifty-six xp Q M Mio.. DEBATE CLUB Row three-f-Goldston, Slagle, Keifer. Row two-Hiltabiddle. Gear. Griffith. Fleck. Oriel. Row one-Plesecx, Dziak, Fahndrich, Miss Barrick, Moran, Newton. Krider. Inset-lean Newton and Leo Goldston slay 'em. GEOMETRY CLUB Row three-Whittman, Adams. Dilley, Mr. Hatfield, Arkwright, Marshman. Thomas Row two-Samuels, Hinton. Dennis, Fahndrich. Mills, Fisher, Symcmski, Mallett. Row onefllllen. Frell. Salen, Scott, Hyman, Baughman, Bush, Sulonen, Hebenstreit. InsetgGeorge Baughman and Cecil Carleton devour mathematical hot-dogs. Page Fifty-seven FRIENDSHIP CLUB Inset' Phyllis Blair, Bcfrbcxw Smith, Alice Peterson, Cornelia King, Margaret Wood, cmd Gene Grant represent candle-lighting ceremonial. Inset--Hc1l1owe'en party prize winners' 'Betty Ashley cmd Mrs, McKibben. Page Fifty-eight FRIENDSHIP CABINET Row four-V-Keifer. Addicott, Donovan. Moran, Porter, Samuels, Mrs. McKibben. Row three- -VanFossan, Carnahan, M. Glinn, McCorkle, Iustice, Griffith, Adgate. Row two'-Hoppe, Humm. Clark, Dorson, Beck, Rogers, Knofsky, Keil, Martz. Row one---O'Rourke, Bauman, Mayers, Whitehouse, Send, Blair, B. Glinn, Iones, Morris, Whittier. Inset'--Miss Briley and Tag. Friendship Club . . . big sister meets little sister and so the club grows . . . Hi-ho, Hi-ho -Snow White and Seven Dwarfs come to banquet . . . President Phyllis Blair as Dopey welcomes all . . . Doc Ieannette Risdon prescribes . . . Mr. Earl Bailey gives low down on Hollywood. All-club officers guests at Hi-Y Alpha induction . . . Secretary Marie Send pub- lishes list of members . . . Treasurer Doris Bauman fills bank . . . wings-soaring high with Betty Glinn, Ring Group chairman, in ceremonial for new members . . . Mary K. O'Rourke plans Hallowe'en party of fun, frolicking, cider and doughnuts . . . for Christ- mas Assembly, Vice President Dorothy Mayers combines visit of Santa and sacred pantomime. Time marches on at the December Formal-lovely setting Cwork of Sue Hoppel, charming misses, smooth music, handsome hims . . . discord and harmony resound at jolly farewell dinner planned by lean Dakin . . . conductor, Miss Opal Briley, in- structs fluters . . . thirty-one girls leave with their Girl Reserve rings. Trylon and Perisphere invade welcome banquet with Dorothy Mauger's help . . . Mrs. B. E. Goodman presents The Girl of Tomorrow . . . Mary Shoemaker and lean Griffith now wear pins of vice president and treasurer. Youth Conference . . . Friendship and Hi-Y Clubs pack Y. W. gym to hear Dr. Rus- sell Humbert . . . Mrs. Burt McKibben compares life to a bursting bud at semi-annual ceremonial . . . Peggy Moran, new Ring Group chairman, and sixty-five other girls earn rings . . . daughters honor mothers at delightful tea . . . spring brings flowers and annual sport dance. Y. W. C. A. Girl Reserve Secretary, Miss Opal Briley, ably assisted by Mesdames Milton Hageman, Charles McFarland, Bernard Ballard, Burt McKibben: Misses Toddy Ann Matlago, Betty Reese, Dorothy Davis, Lucille Eatwell, Denise Smeyers, Kay Lytle . . . a year of singing is concluded, with Virginia Whitehouse as music chairman, and Miss Minta Conners as pianist and music director . . . dinner honoring Iune graduates. Page Fifty-nine Hi-Y A Club composed of senior boys . . . President Robert Hadley gives oath to Bill Dailey, Aatos Nikkila, Bob Keifer, Frank Carbaugh, lim Taylor, George Salen, Iohn Ivlatey, and Bill Goldner . . . even Sponsor Norman Iohn- son enjoys semi-annual bean feed . . . Vice President Graham Gilliss as- sumes duties of program chairman . . . Mr. W. W. Weir persuades boys to become parliamentary minded . . . club members visit Frank Carbaugh at hos- pital . . . Kenneth Macaulay sleeps over secretary's post . . . Mr. Paul Kight- linger discusses profession of law . . . representatives attend Massillon Con- ference . . . joint meeting with all Hi-Y clubs . . . Christmas dance spon- sored by Friendship and Hi-Y . . . graduates given dinner-dance. Iames Stanitz installed as new prexy . . . Leland Franks, Rudolph Gedeon, Bill Call, Quentin McCreanor, Shelby Wood, Russell Olin, Richard Marchand join the ranks . . . David Kerr exchanges treasurer's office for secretary's . . . Treasurer Ralph Cottle gathers money for pins . . . Nikkila instigates maga- zine exchange for student body . . . attend bean feed at Quinby Park . . . Miss Ruth Partridge hypnotizes president . . . juvenile court discussed by Miss Alice Porter . . . 4 o'clock swing club started to increase exchequer for new picture machine . . . breakfast-picnic at Liberty Park . . . girls help celebrate senior farewell. Tri-Square becomes Hi-Y B, boys of tenth grade . . . headed by Guy Harris, with Bill Buller vice president . . . Secretary Iohn Hiltabiddle checks attendance of thirty-two members . . . paying up urged by Treasurer Ted Froncek . . . Program Chairman Iames Hyde arranges trip through City police and fire departments . . . Broadhurst wins ping-pong tournament . . . ban- quet closes semester's activities. Bill Buller promoted to presidency . . . Stanley Oswalt elected assistant . . . Robert Evans, record keeper . . . lack Broadhurst works as program chairman . . . David Duche guards treasury . . . religion discussed by Dr. W. W. Dieterich . . . Sponsor George Bright accompanies boys on visit through Akron Goodyear . . . session in parliamentary law guided by Mr. George Buchwalter . . . grand finale is the banquet. Reorganization in Hi-Y Clubs during the year . . . result: two new eleventh grade groups instituted . . . object to permit advantages of Hi-Y Clubs to greater number of boys Corganization too late to include picturesl. Hi-Y 40 composed of llA's . . . sponsored by Mr. O. A. Lovett . . . Robert L. Smith honored by presidency . . . vice presidency goes to Bob Harnar . . . Mario Martini and Emmet Craig given positions of secretary and treasurer re- spectively . . . Iack Marshall runs program. Hi-Y Lincoln, name adopted by llB group . . . Mr. Don McLean under- takes sponsorship . . . officers installed include: President Guy Harris, Sec- retary lack Foundoulis, and Treasurer George Meholic . . . Ted Froncek in double role of vice president and program chairman. Page Sixty , Pfam 'WM l ' A ' ff jk E J cuidl' ff HI-Y A CLUB Row two Gilliss, Hillman, Danyluke, Wyndham, Ondo, Cottle, Lamont, Mr. Iohnson. Row one-Stanitz, Macaulay, Richards, Hadley, Kerr, Miles, Birrell. Inset Bob Hadley gives membership oath to Frank Carbaugh. HI-Y B CLUB Row three, Goil, Meholick, Campbell, Thomas, Mr. Bright, Parker, Henry, Sotak. Row two-Daniels, Dilley, Pealer, Evans. Carr, Broadhurst, Duche, Hyde, Foundoulis, Roth Row one Pierce, Tregoning, Culver, Hiltabiddle, Harris, Buller, Froncek, Friend, Arkis. Inset-- Guy Harris and Iohn Hiltabiddle ready for a swim. Page Sixty-one FRENCH CLUB Row foure-Madden, Stanitz, Denovchek, Penis, Mason. Row three -Iones, Hoppe, Croft, Byrd, Wells, McWilliams, Pumphrey, A. Powell, M. Powell. Row two-Bolz, Price, Nicholas, Glassco, Kelly, Campcma, Hrecz, Howell, Weir. Row one--Mauger, Addicott, Goschke, Whittier, Morris, Mrs. McCurdy, Marshall, Glinn, Bender. Inset--Mary Ruth Morris prepares Ben Lyons for the ordeal. SPANISH CLUB Row four Rinqsmith, Beal, Thompson, Shine, Partridge, I. Taylor. Row three MacDonald. Schackne. Cardone, Kreske, Mr. Hetzler, Smith, Baskett, Adams, Gauchat. Row two Bellay, Humm, Kreider, Francis, Symanski, Fisher, Ujevich, Fortney, Valentine, Row one-McConnaughy, Mills, Whitehouse, Danyluke, B. Taylor, Owen, Bauman, Yoho, Wyres. Inset-V Ostap Danyluke a la Mexicano. Page Sixty-two Le Cercle Francais chants in the New Year with LaMarseillaise led by patriot Ioan Howell . . . Ianuary Class delights in menial get up -new members won't forget what Mary had . . . Vice President Dorothy Goschke busy as program chairman . . . Betty Glinn entertains lO0 girls and a 'Mike' . . . composers and their music live again chez Ruth lane Bolz . . . all aboard for France via Nancy Dobbins' magic carpet . . . lean Marshall counting min- utes before Dorothy Mauger spells her . . . Iean Iones plays Santa Claus- stockings filled with sandwiches . . . question bee stings mentality at hive of retiring president, Mary Ruth Morris . . . coloriul farewell luncheon . . . Prexy-elect George Duche proves chef par excellent. On February 17, French and Spanish Clubs split honors for annual Mardi Gras . . . Spaniard Ruth Ianice Knofsky and Frenchy Dennis Madden in roles of queen and king . . . costume awards to Robert Kirk in his second child- hood: Evelyn Kirkwod, a bonny lassie: Robert Gauchat in handsome Chinese array. French games plus fables plus scavenger hunt yield a lively series of programs ushered in by Vice President Lillian Addicott . . . Adagios join the Frolics . . . M. LeBrun as true as his accent . . . Treasurer Iames Perris passes the hat . . . grand finale at Mill Creek . . . does Madame McCurdy like picnics! Los Amigos Espanoles . . . Ostap Danyluke on the dais of the Spanish Club . . . Vice President Burt Taylor and committee seek bright spots of Spanish culture . . . comrades discover Why initiates are beautiful . . . Socios trip through Mejico escorted by Senores Saker, Cardone, Beal, and Taylor . . . Sponsor Harold Hetzler presents the 1ow-down on Spanish par- liamentary law fwhispers of , Wish I could speak Spanish like that, heard in audience? . . . fold assembles at home of Doris Bauman in jovial Christmas spirit . . . so-long, good-bye, good luck to Ianuary graduates. lim Beal, new president, orders preparation of stream-lined version of the c1ub's supreme law . . . Vice President Virginia Whitehouse looks for pro- gram talent . . . Mary lane Konold keeps minutes . . . new members-Kem neth Adams, Virginia Allison, Virginia Fisher, Robert Gauchat, Ruth Humm, Ann Krider, Robert Ringsmith, Marian Symanski, and Helen Valenine - shocked by wed-lock initiation . . . hamburgers and milk shakes help make amends . . . annual Mardi Gras a gala occasion . . . Treasurer Betty Yoho rakes in coins, absence penalty tax . . . Andulacia's charm revealed to the click of castanets . . . l2A's are hidden Adios . . . the inevitable picnic. Page Sixty-three Mr. I. G. Hickox and Mr. Wiley Garrett supervise the Psychology Club . . . Schackne cmd Beal send novices down line with eggs, peanuts, and mental taxations . . . injured psychologists-to-be pacified by a dance . . . mental masters migrate to Massillon . . . Dr. I. D. Knox expounds to mindful members on Glands and Personalities . . . second semester adds new members: David MacFarland, Bob Gauchat, Pete Iamison, Nancy Kaighin, Belva Moser, Bill McDonald, and Robert L. Smith . . . Barbara Clark exer- cises cerebellum in planning programs . . . Polk State site of next visit . . . Hickox vs. flats. Prexy lack Schackne and Vice Prexy lim Beal concede their offices to Sue Hoppe and Barbara Clark . . . Barbara Smith, unchallenged, commands minutes again: ditto for Margaret lean Lewis with her monetary position . . . Miss Ruth Partridge plus Hypnosis equals enthusiasm for club . . . enters Miss Alice Porter with Iuvenile Courts . . . Columbus leaves mental facul- ties of psychologists unscathed . . . farewell jamboree via picnic route. Safety Council . . . Mr. George A. Bright safety director . . . Graham Gilliss, at the helm, assisted by Mildred Ujevich . . . Victoria Gelum reads minutes of meetings . . . lack Currie concerned with membership in National Safety Council . . . Iim Taylor heads committee on programs similar to that presented in assembly by Mr. Charles Vernor of Chicago . . . Irene Karl manages Safety Week Program . . . Treasurer Anne Foundoulis leads crew distributing safety pamphlets . . . Gladys Vennette labors on pamphlet pro- ject . . . Ted Caldwell and lim Taylor organizing traffic court . . . George Fox and Lyle Perry work on map showing by colored pins the accidents, and in- juries or deaths resulting from them, in Warren. Second semester, Paul Dillon elected Vice President . . . Betty Bowser looks for solution of fire-drill problem . . . Anne Foundoulis hostess of com- mittee welcoming new members . . . Council discusses problems encountered in driving . . . Victoria Gelum distributes pins . . . lack Currie attends meetings of Warren Traffic Commission. Page Sixty-four PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Row three--Iob. Beal. Miller. Row two4Mr. Hickox, Clark, Knofsky. Send. Blair Mr Garrett Row one-eVanFossan, Petty. Lewis, Smith, Hoppe, Madden Schackne Inset ---- Iack Schackne testing his brain power. SAFETY COUNCIL Row three Taylor. Fox, Dailey, Mr. Bright. Row two--Whittman, Hayes. Sarandos, Foundoulis Chembrthzs Gelum Row one- -Giiliss, Bellay, McCormick. Ujevich. Vennette Karl Eustace Hyde Inset Captain Mock gives Graham Gillis conducted tour Page Sixty-five CHEMISTRY EXPERIMENTERS Row threwMr. Massar, Smith, Harnar, Craig, Kerwin, Franz, Holy, G. Iob. Row two-Beskid, Smith, Thornhill, Hoppe, Symanski, Bowser, Kreske, Ogden, Simmons. Row one-Antoinette, Solen, Yoho, Camp, Herrick, Corsatea, D. Iob, Mario, Mills, Fisher. Inset-Dale Iob and Geno Stefano experiment. ZOOLOGY CLUB Row five-f-Cassell, O'Brien, Grigor, Masaitis, Palmer, Henry, Parker, Martin. Karl, McManus E. Wilson. Row iourfHiggins, Drennen, Wilson, Bugnone, Dascoulias, Holmes, Boyd, Schnedes, Lear, Flask Stanich, M. Miller. Row three--Taylor, B. Mills, Kirkpatrick, Fuchilla, Schillinger, Marshman, Martin, Myers, Turnbull McDermott, Bush. Shusherebcr, Carr, Guelich, Goldston. Row two----Mr. Crawford, Karl. Mullen, Remalicx, Dilley, Harris, Broadhurst. Ondo. Zokosky, D'Orio Shiamone, Blount, Kirk, Mr. Hulme. Row one-Humes, I. Mills, Grant, Andrews, Osborne, Ward. Allen, Ott, Harsh, Miller, Camp, Calcin Bane, Hunika. Inset--AMr. Hulme and Mr. Crawford with lackle . Page Sixty-six Chemistry Experimenters . . . just a group of test tube busters at heart . . . Dale Iob, prexy, and members initiated into club with sweet smells of HZS and such . . . Sponsor Ivan Massar delivers oration on the purpose of the club . . . Vice President Geno Stefano strongly recommends pins . . . to Meander Dam to study methods of water purification-Sue Hoppe goes wading in one of the water beds . . . a trip to the Mullins Steel Plant furnishes knowledge of enameling . . . boys gloat over their trips to the Republic Steel Corporation and the blast furnaces, minus the fair sex. Dale Iob retains gavel . . . Ruth Humm ascends vice-presidency . . . Virginia Fisher relieves Betty Corsatea of her secretarial endeavors . . . Ioe Stanich goes through tedious procedure of determining the ingredients of milk . . . members trek to Glass Works in Niles . . . club dismisses with a trip to Girard Leather Works. Zoology . . . sixty animal enthusiasts . . . president's chair occupied by George Franz . . . Vice President Leo Goldston wonders why everyone isn't smart . . . motion pictures galore . . . more fun-rabbit tail plus pair of spats plus horse's hair plus dog collar equals scavenger hunt . . . Secretary Made- line Humes tries to keep her dates straight . . . new members enter with a Crawford kick . . . Eileen Mills gratefully accepts dues . . . plans for a spring trip to Pittsburgh reviewed by sponsors, Mr. Harold Hulme and Mr. Raymond Crawford . . . pet squirrel recovered from recent illness . . . Frankenstein CEmersonl Henry still making faces . . . Irene Karl, program chairman, always wonders whether the new president, Buster Parker, will arrive at meeting and at what time . . . Goldston about to be impeached by Secretary Bob Kirk . . . electric quiz board tells no lies, shows members what they don't know . . . Helen Allen holding the money bag . . . everyone builds high hopes for trip to Mr. Crawford's ranch. Page Sixty-seven Sixty students turn to History, Economics, and Sociology . . . Hi-Eco-Sy gavel in hands of George Salen . . . Vice President Bob Gauchat busy as program chairman . . . lean Newton records notes of each meeting . . . cab- inet members, supported by sponsors, Miss Gertrude Lynn, Miss Marie O'Rourke, and Mr. Henry Alden, arrange year's program . . . Phyllis Blair delights all with account of recent trip to Germany . . . Republican! Demo- cratl echo throughout halls as members take over mock election . . . Czech Crises and mystery-man Hitler explained by Mr. Stanley E. Hart of the Tribune . . . Mr. Charles Francis of the local Red Cross vividly describes work of this organization during flood disasters . . . lim Beal and Ted Saker battle- Resolved that the New Deal has been a failure . . . Mr. Harold Hulme gives illustrated talk on mysterious Chinatown and beautiful Golden Gate City. Mary Kathryn O'Rourke presides over second semester's activities . . . George Salen and Betty Corsatea in roles of vice president and secretary . . . joins craze of quiz-bees Clack Slagle comes out on topl . . . Mr. Iohn G. Kirk- patrick tells club about Weights and Measures . . . Rabbi Leon Stitskin re- veals The American Way . . . Mayor George Salen takes over the city of Warren for a day, assisted by Margaret Hoffman, Dorothy Spitler, Iackie Miller, Charles Bizilo, lack Slagle, Sylvia Aronson, William Camp, Albert Narotsky, Raymond Baskett . . . Perkins Park seat of annual picnic. Aeneid Club . . . 12A Virgilers appease gods with toy cat, butcher knife, and due ceremony . . . sheets are featured . . . impressiveness sky- rockets when a server proclaims, Now be quiet. This is a very solemn oc- casion . Co-Principes Dorothy Goschke and William Ondo share supreme chair . . . Her Comes the Bride lMargaret Woodl-but she has the wrong man lPritchard substitutes for Lamont! . . . Roman refreshments relished . . . Kenneth Lamont keeps the records . . . Mrs. Clara Webb, sponsor, enter- tains at dinner with trimmings . . . old Echoes furnish background for in- teresting comparisons. Iim Beal elected to rule, second semester . . . Ted Saker, aided by Betty Beck and Virginia Whitehouse, prays for brainstorm of program ideas . . . Mildred Ujevich has the toothache or Mrs. Webb Wins Again . . . Ted Saker takes his poetry mixed . . . Scriba Betty Yoho struggles with Latin ver- sion of minutes . . . hand over your nickels for eats . . . black blanketed students attend ancient Roman funeral-Sara Weston a lively looking corpse . . . off to party at Mrs. Webb's. Page Sixty-eight HI-ECO-SY Row Row Row How How Inset' tive-7-Slagle, McFarland, Gettig. R. Martin, Saker McDonald tour f-4Mandrean. Beal. Baskett, Karl, Howell Campana Fisher McBurn1e Bustard Lawson Clontz, Dailey, Camp. three-f-Starnes, Gelum. Orlando, Bolz. Mallett Humm Fortney Grant Palen Ondik Shoe maker. Adgate, Aronson, Books, Konold. two-Miss O'Rourke, Lamberti, Rossi, Ujevxch Hadley Addicott McCormick Corsatea Weston, Yoho. Vennetti, Viewig, O'Rourke Hoffman Lampila Cox one Tubbs, Foundoulis. Bellay, Savu. Mitchell Ross Kodnck Salen Newton Gauchat Peterson. Spitler. Whittaker, Snyder, Harsh Floyd 'Good citizen Mary Kathryn O'Rourke votes at George Salens booth THE AENEID CLUB Row tive f-Beal, Saker, Hadley, Ondo, Pritchard, Birrell Stamtz Dailey N Lewis Row tour Lamont, Yoho, Corsatea. Mrs. Webb, M. Lewis Blcnr Smith Taylor Row three -Andrews, Hrecz, Grant, Glinn, Beck, Boyce Newton Moran Row two-ff-Brubaker. Wood, Keyser, Weston. Calcin Bane Faurot Campana Bellay Row one---Rice, Poole. Whitehouse, Burner, Savu Mitchell Goschke Bender Rogers Gepack Ujevich. Inset 7 -A Roman scroll in hands ol Dorothy Goschke and Bill Ondo Page Sixty-nine INDUSTRIAL ARTS Row four---R. Martin, K. Miller, Geaman, Tarkenen, Mackey, Evans, DeCapito. Sarkany, Kimmy, Gore, W. Miller. Row three-Meeker, Saari, McBride, DiLoreto, Charnas. McCoy, McKibben, Thompson, Brettell, Ward. Culver. Wilson. Row two- Gernie, Iannucci, Pitcher, Massar, Abbey, Everitt, Holstrom, Bush, Richards, McElravy, Ridenour. Row one-Mr. Kraker, Corsatea, Housel, Perrine, Mandrean, Meigs. McFadden, Wise, Witala, Rapone, Mr. Nickel, Mr, Gass. Inset Phil McFadden, Mr. Kraker, Mr. Gass and Mr. Nickel ready to visit Ohio Lamp Works. AERO CLUB Row three- Hartson, Gore, Campbell, Costello, Barlow, Freer, Palovich, Wise, Mr. Gass, Iastatt Row two Maloney. Krasowski, Dillon, Troup, Pickup, Hiltabiddle, Remalia, Drermen, O'Re11. Row one--Myers, Kendig, Kirk, Abbey, Lovett, Taylor, Turnbull, Bigq, Truin, Hollee. Inset---Leland Franks, Pete Palovich, Iack Abbey, master builders. Page Seventy 7 '1W+ ?l5?9?Ti iWfl'1f'f Industrial Arts . . . sponsored by Sir William B. Gass, Iudge Kenneth L. Kraker, Count George E. Nickel . . . Costi Mandrean and Judge Kraker life of club . . . officers to serve one year . . . McFadden reigns over members . . . Mandrean takes position of secretary . . . club noted for five minute meetings . . . Sir Gass puts foot down on fast driving during trips . . . dis- tinguished member is lack Abbey, former president of Aero Club . . . meet- ings consist of debate Cargumentl as to place of next visit . . . club treks to Akron Rubber Factory . . . all business letters written by secretary, approved by Iudge Kraker, and signed by the president . . . visit to Sunlight Electric Company . . . talents displayed by request in Adams Insurance window . . . interesting trip to Ohio Lamp Works . . . observation of Peerless Electric Company . . . agree to meet twice each six weeks . . . three trips each se- mester, two local and one out of town . . . only students of machine, me- chanical drawing, or woodshop eligible. lack Abbey at controls as chief pilot . . . Operator Don Lovett takes notes on all trips of Aero Club . . . appropriations for the manufacture of ingenious designs . . . members with competitive spirit fly on to inevitable end . . . . . . Eugene Krasowski and Paul Gore soar high in competition . . . Gore grief-stricken of collision with terra firma and his crate . . . Commander W. B. Gass relates experience in Air Corps during World War . . . inim- itable weather concludes outdoor flying. Pilot and operator exchange positions second semester . . . Pilot Lovett, inventor of flying scale models . . . squadron lands at U. S. Department of Commerce Intermediate Field, Champion . . . Operator Abbey receives cer- tificate as mechanic . . . outdoor contest with many mishaps . . . squadron lands at Cleveland Municipal Airport, the wor1d's finest . . . all ends with picnic and ideas for summer. Page Seventy-one Commercialites are born . . . watch this new club . . . Miss Marceline Yost and Mr. W. P. Sullivan undertake sponsorship . . . here come the speed queens with Grace Orlando receiving the gold crown . . . her attendants: Eleanor Davies lvice presidentl, Edith McCormick lsecretaryl, and Irene Karl Ctreasurerl . . . important business meetings held first and third Thursdays of each month . . . imaginary trip to the modern business office with Mr. A. F. Turrell . . . Santa Claus left ice-crearn, cookies, and punch at Victoria Gelum's home . . . gaining more business knowledge from Superintendent of Schools, Mr. H. B. Turner. Victoria Gelum, newly crowned Queen, ascends throne . . . former at- tendants honored again . . . visit to Iohn Hay Commercial High School, Cleve- land . . . new members initiated-bareteet, spaghetti, sour grapes . . . Val- entine party a gala time . . . hurray! gold pins engraved with letters T. C. C. finally agreed upon . . . business quiz tests . . . a march to the picnic grounds celebrates the end of the Commercial Club's first year in Harding High. September . . . school opens and radio enthusiasts express need for or- ganization . . . Radio Club or QRX Club begins operations . . . convenes every Wednesday at 3.45 . . . President Robert Willison opens broadcasts . . . Walton Mason, vice president and program chairman, stands by ready for action . . . demonstration of some phase of radio at each meeting . . . Secretary Robert Stevens keeps script of all broadcasts . . . Sponsor C. H. Carleton hovers near to see that programs come off smoothly, and to offer suggestions. Chief purpose of QRX to study theory of radio . . . Ham Mike Markakis also feels urge to build radio sets . . . radio parts shops thrive and prosper from Mike's purchases . . . QRX studies codes taken from actual World War records . . . to learn progress of proteges, Chief Supervisor Carleton tests every four weeks. QRX responsible for efficient staff of school public address system . . . Robert Willison, Walton Mason, Bob Stevens, Mike Markakis, Iames Perris, and lack Ross comprise staff of operators . . . Ianuary graduation takes ma- jority of members . . . club disintegrates . . . following boys operate radio apparatus second semester: George Kerwin, Robert E. Smith, Graham Gillis, lim Petty, William Grigor, Russell Olin, and Harold Wetzel. Page Seventy-two COMMERCIALITES Row four'-Iordan, Owens. Dusha, Hughes. McQuilligcm, Nickels, Klein, Miller. Campana. Row three---Hirvone, Hayes, Harter. Brekoski, Potts. Farkas, S. Obermeyer, Kershner, Ondik, Palen Row two-Trunick, Steluligcr, Bosso, Guthrie, Spano, Iacobs, L. Obermeyer. Williams, Foundoulis Gelum. Row one Eustace. Vennette. Ferrance. Ross. Davis, McCormick. Orlando. Karl, Kodrick, McCaslin Parker. Inset Grace Orlando banks hard-earned cash with Carl Vennitti. RADIO CLUB Row three-Ross. Mr. Carleton, Howard. Moser. Row two-Hurst, Kreske, Reese, Hadley, Lamont, Goss, Murynski. Row one-Petris. Markarkis. Mason, Willison, Stevens, Pritchard, Keifer, Lyntz. Inset--Robert Stevens and Robert Willison Testing! Page Seventy-three ORCHESTRA Row three-M. Denovchek, Cetrone, Fry, Downs. I. Denovchek, Pickup. Fortney, Turner. Smith. Friend, Knoisky. Row two-Williamson. Dillon, Whittaker, Meholick. Scott, R. Miles. Froncek. Yendrek, Tompkins, H. Miles. Row one---Allison, McKean. Hoiihines, Glassco, Partridge, Iob. Lenny. Rycrbik. Scrsala. Hurst. Inset-Concertmeister Eugene Lenny. A CAPPELLA Row iivef-Alger, Davis, Orr, Niemi, Schaffer. Row four-Lohr. Lenny. Grigor. Zofko. Dunmire, Knowlton, Hogan, Cottle. N. Davis. Linamen, Weir Row three--Haryu, Drennen, Powell. Gill, Galloway. Burner, Turnbull, Porter, Morgan, Denovchek Kctpouralos. Row two-- Davies, D. Allison. Konold, Cline, V. Allison, Robb, Totten, Shafer, Iohnson, Graveline Rutherford. Row one-Hudnut, Scott, Boyer. Smith, Redmond, Gilbert, Elson, Biro, Fawcett, Richey, Watson, Turcr Inset- Ed Gilbert vocalizing to Marguerite Powell's pianissimo. Page Seventy-four Mr. Carl F. Scheig's baton leads his talented musicians . . . Clarence Partridge given high official seat in orchestra . . . three cheers for Vice Presi- dent Mike Denovchek and his trumpet . . . Eugene Lenny and Steve Yendrek with magic bows in Tarum der Sennerin . . . excitement over recording for Ianuary senior class play . . . rehearsals for Community Forums and Com- mencement. Members select Lester Friend to be president second semester . . . ever faithful pianists obtain offices, Secretary Ruth Ianice Knofsky and Treasurer Marjorie Frye . . . music department's annual dance . . . Valse ofthe Wood Nymphs from D. Rhys Ford's Woodland Suite, a favorite with all . . . Spring Festival brings music lovers to hear F riml Favorites, Hymn of the Soul, Carmen, and Aida . . . orchestra again joins in Commencement exercises. A Cappella Choir . . . Director Carl F. Scheig's song-birds sign contracts . . . rehearsals for nine weeks . . . public appearance in assembly . . . Ed Gilbert elected to presidency, assisted by Irma Elson . . . Mr. Scheig's right hand girl, Martha Belle Redmond, earns role of secretary . . . Barbara Smith, watch dog of treasury . . . Eugene Lenny's violin and Mike Denovchek's silver trumpet add notes of charm to choir . . . Marguerite Powell at magic keys of concert grand piano. WTAM concert, honoring D. Rhys Ford . . . Sunday evening programs at local churches . . . chorus proves delightful background for Irma Elson's rendition of My God and I . . . voices of choir in America calls her stalwart sons, to broaden the trail by their sires begun -from Forward America, D. Rhys Ford's dedication to Mr. H. B. Turner . . . chapel music at Baldwin-Wal- lace College . . . last appearance at Iune Baccalaureate. CSee pictures on Page 761 Glee Club . . . a musical organization, completely independent of A Cappella . . . Director Carl F. Scheig meets these songsters at 9:45 and 10.45 periods . . . Grace Richey heads these music-minded students, with Levada Wright under her . . . Emily Kistler acts as combined record-keeper and guardian of the money . . . much work and ingenuity used in Wagon Wheels sung in Community Fund assembly . . . eight members join in Christmas spirit by harmonizing for Friendship assembly. Captain of music second semester is Leonard Marcello, with David Duche as his second . . . the Kistler Sisters hold honors too-Emily with the notebook, and Doris, the money bag . . . amateur shows given every Friday to find hidden talent. Club sponsors Music Department dance carried out in spring colors . . . three cheers for Virginia Russell, Emily and Doris Kistler, Levada Wright, Mary Howk, and Emerson Henry, responsible for the success of this annual affair. Page Seventy-five GLEE CLUB Row four-Petrich, Onder, Kiepper, Henry, Parker, Kaltenbaugh, Palmer, Zolko, Stevens, Dienst hier, Moran, Eustace, Marcello, Duche. Boch, Davis. Row three- f-Conklin, Hinton, Lynn, Graveline, Nagy, Trekur, Blair, Hudnut, Kontas, Amprim, Burko Barson, Gentithes, Zervas. Row two- Galloway, Klinqensmith, Watson, Clinetelter, Nelms, Norton, Totten, Adams, Krivonak Etherington, DeScenna, DeC1ark, Rutherford. Row one--Wilkinson, Shafer, Robb, Barqer, Fini, Samuels, Crum, Showacre, King, Fabrizio, Miller Poorbaugh. Inset Mr. Scheig waves baton. Row three--Quinby, Harmon, Majick, Hatala, Kanka, George, Floyd. Row two -Iones, Knoske, T. Moore, Downs, I. Moore, Powell, Smith. Row one---Kirkendall, Richey, Wxight, E. Kistler, Arn, Russell, D. Kistler, Howk. Inset Grace Richey distributes musical scores. Page Seventy-six ATHLETICS ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL GEORGE BUCHWALTER L. O. WURTEMBERGER MABEL C. WOLFE RAYMOND HUGHES MILTON MOLLENKOPF GEORGE BIRRELL H. B. TURNER PIERRE F. HILL DENNIS MADDEN COACHES Row two--Mr. Iohnson. Mr. Hill, Mr. Garrett. Row one -Mr. Daily, Miss Eaton, Mr. Laiferty. Football eleven crashes through with long runs and brilliant tackles as Coach Hill rides the bench and tears his hair . . . Coach Lafferty and Coach Garrett calmly do a good job as assistants. Hill coaches outstanding cage quintet . . . fighting spirit and plenty of baskets . . . fine crop of reserves developed by Lafferty . . . daily noon entertainment provided by Physical Director Daily with class and club basketball games . . . the Stunt Club cavorts, with Daily applying the Whip. Girls brought into the sport picture under guidance of diligent Coach Eaton . . . throughout the year interclass competition runs high in the volleyball, basketball, base- ball, and badminton tournaments. Spring training . . . Coach Lafferty bemoans bad baseball weather . . . a good team expected . . . tracksters under Coach Garrett sprint, showing class and fine spirit . . . Head Coach Hill getting gray hair over 1940 football schedule . . . Coach Church helps tennis aspirants make aces . . . breaking par with Coach Iohnson-long drives plentiful . . . winning interclass trackmen get medals from Coach Daily. Warren hailed as athletic power in state . . . school applause to coaching staff. Page Seventy-eight BETTY GLINN Attendant HOMECOMING QUEEN MARIAN STEVENSON Page Seventy-nine PHYLLIS BLAIR Attendant Varsity football . . . 1939, one of the most highly successful seasons in Harding High football history . . . play sparked by the all around brilliance of the Iohnson brothers . . . large following of enthusiastic students and fans . . . playing an unusually tough schedule, the Presidents claim seven victories, one tie, two losses . . . Harry Hyde and Mackie Iohn- sop win laurels on All State first team-Hyde elected guard: honorable mention to Mackie Io nson. September 16 . . . Hurrah! . . . under the floodlights of the stadium, a crowd of 5,000 . . . spirited opening game and a victory of 20-0 . . . scrappy Cleveland Holy Name eleven taken by surprise . . . Mackie Iohnson, veteran halfback, scores all three touchdowns in spec- tacular manner . . . Lindsey, newcomer to team, features with his punting . . . majority of line-up in their initial taste of varsity competition make exceptional showing . . . future hope- ful for powerhouse team. September 23 . . . Three Cheers! . . . Prexies strike twice with lightning-like speed in second period to top a giant Cleveland Heights team . . . 7,000 fans roar approval of 12-0 score . . . tight defensive scrap . . . Warren line halts visitors' vaunted offense-work of Hoffman, Hyde, Brownlee, and Holmes stands out . . . Iohnson brothers divide scoring honors . . . Levi plunges over, to climax long drive . . . Mackie races 40 yards to score on inter- cepted pass . . . Heights drive halted on 10-yard line. September 30 . . . Boo-hoo! . . . Massillon Tigers turn on power to overcome Warren Presidents, 21-0 . . . Harding High outsmarted and outplayed throughout first half. . .vicious defensive halts Massillon's running attack in second half . . . more than 12,000 pack Massil- lon stadium to watch this thrilling contest. October 7 . . . Atta-boy . . . Presidents snap South's winning streak by a score of 18-0 . . . Harding gridders outclass the previously undefeated, unscored-on Youngstown team . . . home boys tally twice in first frame . . . L. Iohnson races for 72 yard dash . . . every member of Warren team plays excellent ball . . . fourth string men finish the game . . . team returns to Warren via cheers. October 14 . . . Alas and alack! . . . fast-charging inspired Farrell gridders spoil Harding Homecoming to the tune of 7-6 . . . Warren's lone tally comes when Hoffman blocks punt . . . Holmes drops on ball behind Farrell goal line . . . fumbles and inability to con- vert extra points costly to Prexies . . . Queen Marian Stevenson and her attendants, Betty Glinn and Phyllis Blair, introduced to crowd before opening kickoff. October 21 . . . Zip! . . . Presidents flash best form of season to hand the Scarlet Hur- ricanes from New Castle their initial defeat of the season by a 13-0 count . . . brilliant punt- ing of Lindsey . . . Crognale shines at left end . . . Warren's blocking and ball carrying in backfield thrill 11,000 fans who pack stadium . . . Hillmen unveil impressive passing attack . . . in final two minutes M. Iohnson races 67 yards to cross goal line in a breeze. October 28 . . . Hotcha! . . . Warren's spectacular fourth period rush routs highly touted Sharon team . . . Harding High rolls up three touchdowns in rapid succession for FQOTBALL TEAM Row four--Marzulla, Lear, Parker, E. Henry, Sesko, Roberts, Goldner, Pacek, McE1ravy, Gilliss. Trivanovich, Pascale. Row three--Mr. Lafferty, Mr. Garrett, Lindsey, E. Wilson. Webster, Kush, Hadley, Crognale. Thompson, Kvesick. Deutsch, Matyas, Byrnes. Terrell, Dixon, Coach Hill. Row two--R. Wilson, Canzonetta, Layton, Lohret, Hoffman. L. Iohnson, Brownlee, Hyde, O. Henry, M. Iohnson, Edwards, Exler, Holmes, Rajkowski, Mrus. Row one -lannucci, McMahan, Stanich, Pierce, Friend, Nicora, Simmons, Lyons, Daily, Dunrnire. Knowlton, Corsatea. iNot in picture- Managers Mike Bizyk and Mike Gurneyl. 3 .v- l r 5 1 Edwards, 2- Lindsey, 3 -Gilliss, 4- Goldner, 5--Matyas, 6 L. Iohnson, 7 Time out to measure in Niles game, 8 Seven Dwarfs attend Thanksgiving game, 9- Henning, 10 Dr. Goodman, Dr. Dobbins, Doc Kelly, 11 -Warren Co-Capt. Brownlee and Niles Capt. Lynn. 12 Hyde, Wilson, Brownlee. 13- Hadley, 14--Coach Hill, Tommy Thompson, 15--Warren-Niles game, 16 Manus, 17 Thomas. fifth triumph by a 20-0 score . . . Iohnson brothers star . . . strong Warren defense, with Hyde, Canzonetta, and Layton excelling. November 4 . . . Ho-Hum! . . . Hillmen roll up easy victory over Dayton Chaminade . . .Chaminade substitutes for Dayton Fairview, due to closing of that school . . . final score 20-O. November ll . . . Come on, Red! Come on, White! . . . Harding footballers run wild to swamp Bayen High, 45-7 . . . M. Iohnson sparkles with long runs-piles up total of 33 points ffive touchdowns and three placementsl . . . fray a thriller, despite one-sided score . . . victory places Warren in lead for Tri-City League Championship. November 24 . . . I'm regusted! . . . whistling wind, driving snow, freezing tem- perature welcome meagre crowd to the Turkey Day Warren-Niles classic . . . Warren's at- tack, based on speed and deception, gets nowhere fast . . . players fumble, while spectators shiver . . . bands of both schools bravely put on usual stellar performances during half- time . . . Snow White and Seven Dwarfs accompany Warren band . . . scoreless dead- lock continues throughout contest . . . game ends varsity careers of Lindsey, Edwards, L. Iohnson, Manus, and Co-captains Hyde and Brownlee. Page Eighty-one l 0 B A N D Charles F. Corlett whips Red and White brigade into rank for first football game . . . Band parades through Massillon in state . . . wins acclaim for performances at Rayen and South games . . . Iohnston, Lanning, and Brown do acrobatic feats, while Custin and Keller twirl the batons . . . band brightens assemblies and pep rallies . . . dignity and plumage badly dampened at Thanksgiving Game in spite of rally at Robins. Recognition dinner tfirst in school's history? bestowed for loyal backing at the foot- ball games . . . D. Rhys Ford guest speaker . . . band sees itself as others see it tmoviesl. David Price elected chief tooter with Paul Dillon, assistant, and Viola Lanning, re- corder . . . hard work when football band quickly changes into concert band . . . high spot of second semester-spring concert, featuring Haydn's Military Symphony and Frank Guinta's tlocal musicianl Prodigal Son . In formation, Thanksgiving Game block N enclosed in football. f.-.-ax.-.-Q-.-we-:ezV2141+xu.axo14.:.:.:.:.-mr.Q.wg-p-Q-.-1-nw:-:-x-1-21.1.1.xr4:-:-:-:-:-s.:-:sz-rwrr.-Q-2.-apa-any--S--:sg-33-.A.-..,.,.,,.-px.,1-wg-35----.-.w.-.-.-.A.-.W.-f.w.s..1.-,mm-.-.-.-.-. DRUM MAIORSgEileen Brown, Viola Lanning. Helen Iohnston, Ed. Keller . . . COLOR GUARDS-Roy Newsome, Thomas Ewing, Paul Gear, Robert Gauchat, Thomas McGeary, Iohn Chinnock, Robert Spahr . . . CLARINET-William West, Dorothy Whittaker. Iames Hyde. Don Lovett. Don Stevenson. Fred Kendall, Chester Galbreath, lean Harsba, Charles Hurcomb, Booker T. Williamson, Milford Myers, Iessie Tompkins, Ioe Penner, Ioanne Lewis, Marguerite Cheney, Robert Catlin, Iohn Massar, Betty Tompkins, Steve Chesnak, Lyle Perry, lane Davis, Fred Hoffee, Evelyn MacBurney . . . BASS CLARlNETiMurrel Miller. TRUMPET-Dale Iob, Martin Fritz. Albert Flask, Kenneth Le Bar. Iohn King, Phyllis Smith, Edward Trunick, Everitt Hensley, David Barbe. Donna Marshall, lack Currie, Richard Miles. Eugene Prommersberger, Diane Pluche, Arthur Lamberti, Paul Dillon, Eileen Mills, Ioe Wyndham, Paul Young, Virginia Starnes. Cyrus Blakely. Phyllis Bock, Lela Downs. Anne Hutton, Robert Kirken- dall, lack McKibben, Warren Sayers, Robert L. Smith. Ernest Spencer. . . DRUMS-Norbert Brocken, Fanny Lundy, Grace Reed, George Iob, Clarence Partridge, Robert Hall, Eugene Hurst. BARITONE-Ruth Ronold. Dick Williams. Robert Harnar, David Price . . . BASS HORNM Robert Wike, Paul Campbell, Carter Pickup. George Hancin . . . FRENCH HORN-Geraldine Sayers, Betty Evans, Betty McCork1e, Don Remalia, Francis Evans, Donald Cole. Evelyn Kirkwood . . . SAXOPHONE-Dora Fritz tsopranol, Hugh Clagett, Beverly Pardee. George Vitello, Virginia Allison. Paul Gore, Kenneth Custin faltol Marian Fortney itenorl . . . TROMBONE-Warren Mc- Kinney. Sandy West, Rogr Tyrrell, William Vieweg, Cecil Carleton, Harold Starnes. Doris Allison. Iohn Smallsreed. Fred Woods, Raymond Henry, Mildred Vieweg . . . FLUTE-Paul Turner, Ruth lane Bolz . . . OBOE-Carleton Smith . . . FLUEGELHORN-Stanley Iones. Page Eighty-three Q Warren G. Harding Quintet again a basketball power in this part of the state, copping sixteen victories, while losing only four games . . . undefeated on home floor . . . Coach Hill and Coach Lafferty to be congratulated. REGULAR SEASON December 9-starting off on right foot, the Warren basketballers have an easy time taking over Geneva, 29-20 . . . Matyas, Crognale, and Modic shining lights . . . December 10-Locals crush Youngstown Chaney under storm of baskets, 38-10 . . . Pelto, Modic, and Call lead attack . . . December 16-Star-studded Alumni team goes down in defeat before the Red and White, 28-21 . . . old timers cavort before fans. Ianuary 6-Presidents crush Girard for fourth straight victory, 35-15 . . . Call, Pelto. and Smith play bang up game . . . Ianuary 7-Harding High cops close 22-20 overtime verdict from powerful Struthers crew when Taylor hooks one in . . . play of entire team outstanding . . . Ianuary 13-Red and White makes it six straight in easy 27-13 rampage over Niles McKinley . . . Ianuary 14-Paced by Smith and Manus, locals take Akron South Cavaliers into camp in thrilling game, 21-14. Ianuary 21-Prexies' seven game winning streak snapped by Canton McKinley Bull- dogs, 34-25 . . . Andy Matyas ends scholastic basketball career . . . Ianuary 27-A strong Salem quintet meets defeat at hands ofHi11men, 28-25 . . . Manus, Smith, and Modic star . . . Ianuary 28-A rangy Akron Central team hands Harding Cagers second setback of sea- son, 32-12 . . . George Manus plays last game for Presidents. February 3-Warren lads revenge last year's overtime defeat by entirely out-classing Cleveland Lincoln, 33-23 . . . February 10-Flashing brilliant form, Presidents subdue an always tough Akron Kenmore quintet 30-23 . . . entire squad stars offensively and defensive- ly . . . February ll--Harding High proves too much for Youngstown Rayen in Tri-City fray, 36-20 . . . February 17-A crack Sharon team overwhelms locals in Tri-City tilt, 48-22. February 18-Recovering from Sharon setback, Prexies take over a strong Ashtabula quintet, 21-19 . . . February 22-Red and White proves too much for Massillon Tigers in thrilling battle . . . 22-20 victory follows stiff contest . . . Smith and Crognale offensive stars . . . Modic, Williams, and Iohnson stone wall on defense . . . February 24-Warren winds up season with a 40-15 lashing of a hapless Niles team . . . Eugene Smith completes brilliant scholastic basketball career . . . graduation closes varsity record for Walfred Pelto and Bill Call. WARREN - GIRARD GAME us-:- W-. '-w-...,, V Varsity: 1 Iohrison, 2 Modic, 3--Crognale, 4 Call, 5 Manus, 6 Smith, 9 Matyas, 12 Wil- liams, 15 - Pelto, l6-- Taylor. 7 Reserves: Row two--Williams, LaBuda, Packman, Robinson, Scarpaci. Row one DeFoor, Mrus, Byrnes. 8 Reserves: Row two- -Marzulla, Wilson, Palmer, Niemi. Row one Potezeny. Rieder, Perich. 10- -Cheerleaders: Stitt, Thornhill. Gilbert. Richards. Laakso. ll Managers of Varsity Team: Corsatea, Bizyk, Morales. 13 -Coach Hill, Coach Lalierty. 14 12A Uunel Class Basketball Champions: Row two Coach Daily, Fitch, Richards, Uitto. Row one-Nikkila, Laakso, Iannucci, Dascoulias. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT lOn Akron Goodyear floorl March 4-Presidents squeeze through to a close victory over Kent Roosevelt, 25-22 . . . March 10---Locals earn berth in district finals by conquering powerful Cleveland Lakewood, 32-28 . . . March 11-The crack Vikings from Akron North eliminate Warren from cr State berth by score of 39-24 . . . history repeats itself, when Vikings again win State Champion- ship Cas in 19353. Page Eighty-five The meeting will come to order , shouted by Victoria Riffle, president of Girls Ath- letic Association . . . Wilma Potts substitutes when president absent . . . Ruth Fawcett turns mathematical as she counts up points . . . Stella Polenychko takes charge of incoming money . . . Coach Margaret Eaton organizes schedule of games. You're out! heard at baseball games . . . all eager to finish as winners . . . much excitement as Wilma Potts strikes out a player . . . season is over with 12A Ianuary Class triumphant. Hit it over! Hit it over! yell lusty voices of excited spectators, as the volleyball sea- son arrives . . . all teams struggling hard . . . 12A Iune Class comes out on top to receive winning honors. Shoot! Shoot! cry loyal backers . . . girls running about the floor determined to win this basketball tournament . . . both tall and short teams of 12A Iune Class prove their posi- tion as veterans and chalk up the championship. Award assembly . . . letters and pins given out by Coach Eaton . . . highest award possible, a gold pin, received by Victoria Biffle, Delina Spalvieri, Anna Weir, Helen Gepack, and Ruth Fawcett . . . silver pin to Virginia Green . . . bronze pins earned by Sadie Phillips and lean Marshall . . . letters awarded to Clara Brogdon, Fannie Sirko, Anne Sulonen, Anna Yovich, Anne Ward, Eleanor La Buda, Mary Morgan, Mary Nardo, Olga Biro, Martha Corado, Evelyn Drazba, Fern Derflinger, Grace Sohayda, and Margaret Andrews. Second semester introduces new officers . . . Mary Popp takes oath of president . . . Stella Polenychko follows close behind . . . Ann Stefuliga seen recording minutes at the meet- ings . . . Harriet Rice counts money received at basketball games. Whiz! Whiz! reminds us that badminton is here . . . Stefuliga and Popp win doubles . . spring baseball again. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row six-Ghere, Snyder, O. Adams, Compel, H. Burch, Hutton, Downs, George, Marcella, L. Popp. C. Brogdon, Banyon, Ward. Dilley, Humm, Peterson. Bow five---Hurd, Stiggers, Owens, M. Brogdon, Sirko, Konoske, Farkas, Nardo, Allen, Barrow, Powcio, Zokosky, M. Popp, Stefuliga. Row foureMcAdoo, Andrews, Osborne, Duda, Yovich, Kosola, Nutmi, Biro, E. Kistler, Barnabo, Marshman, McCall, Collins, Drazba, Downs. Row three-Majick, Weir, Marshall, Corado, Spalvieri, A. Burch, Krivonac, B. Adams, C. Brogdon, Burkes, White, Kontas, Fagan, Lenio. Row two-Dziak, A. Biffle, Gepack, Brubaker, Rice, Fabrizio, Glassco, Green, Ferrance, Lanyon. Phillips, Dascoulias, Morgan, Barger. Row one-Oswald, Crum, Fahndrich, Nastal, Grumbling, Potts, V. Biffle, Fawcett, Sulonen, Smith, Callahan, Sroka, Ujevich, Wells, Derilinger. l 5 BW 8 9 12 13 14 -Weir. 2--Biffle. 3-7-McAdoo. 44Adams. 12A Uunel Short Basketball Champions: Row two -Owens, Stefuliga, Popp. Row one Nastal, Grumbling. Ujevich. Potts. 7--Popp, Stefuliga. 'IZA ilanuaryl Baseball Champions: Row two----Green, Phillips, Brubaker, Gepack. Row one eAnc1rews, Riifle, Marshall, Yakiel, Spalvieri, Weir, Callahan. Green. Spalvieri. 10-Sulonen. 11-Derflinger. -12A Clunel Tall Basketball Champs: Row two-Konoske, Rice, Vozar, Potts. Row one -Zo- kosky. Polenychko, Kistler. 12A Clunel Volleyball Champions: Row two'--Ujevich, Nastal, Stefuliga, Popp, Owens. Row one Potts. Polenychko, Kistler, Rice, Zokosky. Coach Eaton. Page Eighty-seven Harding High baseball nine of 1938 not so successful as teams of the past . . . only four veterans from 1937 team return . . . Coach Lafferty does well with material at hand . . . at times team packs plenty of punch . . . Presidents break even with nine victories and nine de- feats . . . Red and White battles way to district finals at Canton, but there lose to Canton McKinley . . . Sepanek, Ghere, Christie, and Palovich outstanding players for Warren club . . . Bizilo, ace pitcher. Outlook for 1939 season much brighter . . . many veterans return and Coach Lafferty has American Legion stars to choose from. 1938 tracksters of Coach Garrett best ever in annals of Harding High . . . O'Hourke and Showacre star . . . Bogan Reed, point-gatherer . . . Bed and White undefeated in dual competition for third consecutive season . . . Warren athletes set at least one new record in every meet . . . crack records at Mansfield, Pitt, Miami, and Salem relays. Garrett's men shatter two Tri-City League marks . . . swamp Rayen and Sharon to win Tri-City League championship for third straight season . . . place fourth in Miami U. relays . . . come out second in Salem district meet . . . tie for ninth in State meet. O'Rourke a record smashing career . . . 6' 2M at Pitt lprevious record 6' 2V2 l . . . 6' 5Vz at Mansfield Cwithin Va of national scholastic recordl . . . 8' at Salem district meet Kprevious record 6' l5!s in 19315. Showacre, star discus heaver: 127' 4Vz in Salem relays fl26' 4Vz previous record made by Bill Smith in l930l . . . 128' 9 at Miami for new record . . . 129' IM in final Tri-City at Youngstown trecord was 123' 11 of McKay in 19375 . . . 130' 2V2 at Salem District meet Cold record 120' 10 by George Iohnson in 19305. Other records shattered . . . school track record in mile run, 4:47 by Bob Byrnes . . . school and track mark in 220 yard low hurdles, 27 seconds flat by Glenn Henning . . . track record for mile relay, 3:44.7 by Thompson, Ronyak, Ghere and Henning. BASEBALL TEAM 119389 Row three---Simmons, Manus, Hyde. Row two-Ghere, Laakso, Palovich, Christie, Boyd, Mr. Lczfferty. Row one--Bizilo, Ryder, Ronyak, Sepanek, Armstrong. Yoho, Zancha. -g.. - --- -A -f -M--11-nv' f -- H --f-fufrn- M r-MH -'N' ' 'Wi '-N--I In-nllunr' ' i 1-O'Rourke, 2-Byrnes, 3-Henning, 4-Kirk, 5-Reed and Kilkenny, 6-Showacre. 7-Track Team: Row three-Coach Garrett, Cxaver, Bryant. Slagle. Reed, Taylor. Dolk. Row two-Camp, Brownlee, Brown. O'Rourke, Henning, Lewis, Degiiis. Row one-Corsatea. Marzulla, Ronyak, Kirk. Ghere. Thompson, Kilkenny, Byrnes. 8-O'Rourke. Scores of track meets spell story of triumph: ReIays:Pittr e.e,e reer, r or 6 Salem Knightj s r or ,l8 Mansfield , r 6 Miami , W .,a19 Dual: Ashtabula ,errrr 32 2X3 Warren Win81 l!3 Sharon ,. ..,rr, e as ,,rrrr 35 Warren 87 New Castle .r,r 48 Warren r,r,r 85 Youngstown Rayen 43 Warren 7 770 Triangular: Struthers 25 Niles 19 2X3 Warren 81 lf 3 Salem-District meet 35 Colurnbus-State meet , 9 Page Eighty-nine Lettermen ruled by Ed Kosola, ye basketball bright light . . . vice presidency falls to Ralph Brownlee of football fame . . . prexy and lack Showacre in charge of annual Home- coming hop . . . Corsatea reveals that Mr. Mollenkopf helps stow away beans at monthly feed . . . hard-working pigskin huggers see Coaches Hill and Garrett's alma mater, West Virginia, meet defeat in Western Reserve contest in Cleveland. Annual football banquet . . . Pitt gridiron celebrities brought in local limelight . . . no less than Iohnnie Chickerneo himself . . . likewise, his teammates, Marshall Goldberg and Curly Stebbins . . . gold footballs presented to two year men: Hary Hyde, Ralph Brown- lee, Levi Iohnson, and George Manus . . . coaches honored . . . Andy Matyas awarded gold football for sportsmanship. Andy Matyas heads organization second semester . . . go1den awards to faithful varsity men . . . gold basketballs presented by Coach Hill to players with record of two sea- sons: Eugene Smith, Walfred Pelto, George Manus, George Williams, and Bill Call. Coach Garrett bestows gold emblems upon two year tracksters: Bogan Reed, Robert Byrnes, Neil Ronyak, and Glenn Henning . . .Coach Lafferty's men of double years' service Wear gold baseballs: Harry Hyde, Glenn Scott, and Iames Boyd. 1938 a sub-par team . . . classy warriors of the golf clubs developed by Coach Iohn- son . . . eagles and birdies on every green . . . mythical Tri-City championship tNi1es, Gi- rard, and Warrenl Won by Harding golfers . . . McClure, Glaven, Modic, Natale, and Ondo smash long drives . . . Sharon, Niles, Struthers, Girard, Youngstown Chaney, Youngstown South, and Salem offer the opposition . . . Sharon only team to get better of Prexies . LETTERMEN Row four-Ronyak. Elovich, Natale, Wareham, Coach Hill, Maus, Henning, Schackne, Henry. Row threeff-Bizilo, Pelto, Kosola, Brownlee, Showacre, Iohnson, Byrnes, Dolk, Craver, Madden. Row two f-Corsatea. Hyde, Oswald, Simons, Laakso, Call, Modic, Hadley, Degifis. Row one---Ryder, Boyd, Bollas, Gmucs, Canzonetta, Williams, Wilson, Kirk, Smith, DeMarco, Scott. t 4 t l. Stunt Club: Row three- Knopka, Zofka, Barlow, Modic. Row two Mr. Daily, Daniels, Craig. Martin, Hamar. Wike. Row ones!-Xndrews, Lucy, Quinn, Hogan, Cottle, Wilson, Kirk, Fryer. Z. Golf: Row two-f Natale, Ondo, Modic. Glavan. Row one Dittmer, Coach Iohnson. Interclass Track: 3---Ankeny, 4- Ludwick, 5' Glazer, Edwards, McFadden. B. Tennis Team: Row two Madden, Miller, Cumberland, Coach Church, VanFossan, Kerwin. Row one -Viewig, Ferguson, Schackne, Reed, Sisk. Lyntz. Harding courtmen enjoy excellent 1938 season . . . aces and placement shots galore . . . ability and proficiency displayed . . . winning column shows ten victories against four defeats . . . compete with following teams: Youngstown East, Rayen, Ursuline, Sharon, Can- ton McKinley, Salem, Struthers, and Hubbard . . . Rayen and Canton only teams to get best of locals . . . Coach Church presents medals to two year lettermen: Lyntz, Sisk, Reed, and Stitt . . . of eight lettermen, only Schackne and Madden return for 1939 season. Page Ninety-one O URI JK 1' .7 m . XY A AUTOGRAPHS Ng' MY :af x-WV' 5 gg! WD NJ 5 g jj , . X. PK N3 N Mk Mf aqe Ninety-rwo -'A . 1 LE A . x L.M'Q.w . -ff 1 - .s.1s,:g ' . . f if J fifi' g I 7-swf, ' wx -wx6f..r1'5X -- K -' 5-,3gi..,-Kgml e ' 'PXP'-' ' lfkvdfiy ' ,xiawx W . x awk 5 xx v bw X N K N Y ,QM 5 me X KE' 2 W A ww 155 . , fggiz. - Q Q g - i f J ' I 1 g' 33 , f L lp' EISA- ' DVERTI 45 ,rQ?, 'x ?Xf'..,-s,,,C2n 2 ,, , ,aj .X,X, an ' '2- ,, J' K ty, t:?',p6R. A I . N fbi: 'Q A Gigi X as Compliments of PORTER'S DAIRY Corner Laird cmd Ectst Market LUNCHES, CANDIES, MAGAZINES SCHOOL SUPPLIES I BOOTH AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE R. E. DILLEY'S REPAIR SHOP LINCOLN AND LIGHT WEIGHT B I C Y 'C L E S Chosen for their Quality After our twenty-six years of experience 533 SOUTH STREET, S. E. 1119 BULZ-WEIPI Co. EVERY KIND OF INSURANCE AND BONDING UNION SAVINGS 61 TRUST BLDG. WARREN, OHIO 4 HAIQDQESQING 4 Compliments ol :wg WARREN S?-IAMPQQING ARMATURE WORKS 4 CORP-ECTI-Y Kun 4 PERFORMED ' ELECTRICE-:XILdSUPPLIES 4 W . 4 REPAIRS It Pays to Look Well 848 West Mcxrket Street Phone 3165 if-1AQY IE 179 Main Avenue, S. W. Phone 4144 Hole! Warner WARREN'S LEADING HOTEL EXCELLENT DINING EooM P9 N yi Compliments of Baker 8: Gaffey Tire Service, Inc. TWO STATIONS TO SERVE YOU 320 HIGH STREET - PHONE 2860 2691 YOUNGSTOWN ROAD - PHONE 3710 WARREN, OHIO BUY FARR THE BEST APPEARANCE IS YOUR BEST ASSET IN LIFE DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED q76l7'7',.Y Qloflzey C O M P A R E 178 EAST MARKET STREET ROBIN S BUILDING Warren's Largest Clothier THE CROSS-LESLIE CO. WARREN'S LEADING HOME FURNISHERS O QUALITY FURNITURE SINCE 1888 Compliments ot DUCHESS CH-OCOLATE SHOPPE CANDY GIFTS Fon ALL OCCASIONS 134 East Market Street Compliments ol PASTRY SHOPPE G 410 E. Market Street Phone 3177 QUALITY MARKET 173 - 175 MAIN AVENUE, S. W. Phone 3638-L: 1762-X Make a Fine Line of Pastries For Parties and Luncheons CHOCOLATE NOUGATS BRIDGE SQUARES CHOCOLATE TEA BREAD PINEAPPLE AND CREAM TARTS AFTERNOON TEA DESSERTS and BIRTHDAY CAKES TO ORDER Page Ninety-five BEST WISHES FRED H. MYERS TO THE The Gift shop GRADUATING CLASSES . DIAMONDS WATCHES HARRIS-WARREN IEWELRY THEATRE SCHOOL RINGS and PINS Compliments of Federal Machine gl Welder En. MANUFACTURERS OF RESISTANCE WELDING MACHINES DARLING SHOP EVERYBODY GOES TO DARR'S Corner Park Avenue cmd Market Street DARR PH VVARRENUS UP AND COMING CORRECT PHARMACISTS STREET, SPORT and EAST-1748 Youngstown Road FORMAL APPAREL WEST-1002 West Market sneer PQNY 1 I P C pl t f Compliments ol G K Kir-by's Shoe Store . 0 The Home of POPULAR PRICED WARREN, OHIO R SHOES EAST JUNIOR DAIRY C0mP'fm'f 'S of MILLIKEN ICE CREAM O KING FURNITURE AND CARPET OUR AIM: R To work long but happy hours, expend- ing every effort to make and 4 to keep Our Gang PAUL L. KING KARL B. KING HAPPY Class of 1911 Class of 1911 Compliments of RIDES I Komray 81 Bock, Inc. R MOVING 4 1 4 1 AND STORAGE ZONE CABS OFFICE PHONE 1153 L E U M A S METHOD OF STEAM PERMANENT WAVING 553.50 AND 55.00 PHONE 1120 MRS. STEEK, Mgr, 305 SECOND NATIONAL BLDC. PqN ty Compliments of ll? IIDIII. 1'tlIl,I cr . CORNER OF MARKET AND PARK AVENUE CONGRATULATIONS I To the Class of 1939 I FOR YOUR KLIVANS 1 GRADUATION OUTFIT WARREN'S LEADING CREDIT IEWELERS S E E 180 East Market Street jENSEN'S FLOWER SHOP WHEN YOU THINK OF FLOWERS THINK OF OURS 234 East Market Street Phone 4099 Greenhouses on Parkman Road Phone 1688-Black 139 East Market Street Opposite Ohio Theatre CLOTHCRAFT AND RICHMAN BROS. CLOTHES Page N inety-eight GRADUATES Edith McCormick Harriet Rice Allan Wise Norma Bane Barbara Smith lane Mullen Margaret Wood Mary Ondik Robert Hadley Faye Komray Betty lean Bowser lean Munns Helen Mounts Betty Glinn Lillian Acldicott Wilma Potts Carleton Smith Mary Elizabeth Brooks Doris and Virginia Al- lison George Ronyak Dennis Madden Helen Gepack Francis Evans Natalie Lewis Frank Carbaugh Anne Zek Helen Sarandos Ruth Smith LaVerne Francis Allan Dolk Doris and Emily Kistler Helen Slezak lim McClelland Stanley Iones Roslyn Harter Edna Miller Virginia Russell Agnes and Marguer- ite Powell Mary Louise Bender Gene Grant , we if K if 1' l 2 . mf in 'H- Compliments oi Ill 0llIl' S SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY lll 'l'S 113 W. Market Compliments of Konold Dry Cleaners Phone 3806 CARL KONOLD h Compliments ol I WARREN'S l MODERN DRUG STORE Q LEWIS 5. MCWHIRIER DRUGGISTS 131 HIGH STREET PHONE 2825 Compliments of THE WM. EDWARDS CO. WARRE'N'S WHOLESALE GROCERS DRIVE TO Frank Cavanaugh Bierry-,S Dairy 1222 YOUNGSTOWN ROAD FOR THE HOME OF 3 FOUR STAR COAL FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONE 3809 L F PHONE 1866 l Pg OeHdd Compliments of Taylor -Winfield Corporation Manufacturers of ELECTRIC SPOT, BUTT AND SEAM WELDING MACHINES Compliments oi FRANK STUDIO of Photography A UNITED MOTORS REPAIR SHOP Mnnre's Suhio Service MOORE NEWLON, Mgr. 345 HIGH STREET, N. E. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS COMPLETE CAR SERVICE PIONEER MARKET 169 MAIN AVENUE, s. W. GREATER MEAT VALUES BOSTON STORE 217 MAIN AVENUE, s. W. Everything in BOYS' WEAR A Complete Line of CAMPUS SWEATERS PgOH d dO OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT THE S. H. BHRNES CO. 310 East Market Street Phone 1015 Compliments of THE BURBANK-BARTBE CARTAGE COMPANY LET STORAGE HELP YOU - FOR SCHOOL OR BUSINESS - YOU'LL NEED A ROYAL TYPEWRITER WITH TOUCH CONTROL The Crosby-Mook Typewriter, Inc. D 250 NORTH PARK AVENUE 817 East Market Street Warren, Ohio BYERS SERVICE W A S H I N G AND LUBRIYCATION Phone 4084-X 900 Summit Street Compliments of The W. B. Gibson Company B U I L D E R S 238 CHESTNUT STREET Compliments of BOLOTIN'S Furniture Store 159 East Market Street WARREN'S LEADING FURNITURE STORE PHONE 4210 Mrs. Best Mwfon Brown STUDIO OF THE DANCE 701 North Park Avenue Phone 1337-W Pgo Hddr Com pliments of The Park Hardware Company 145 WEST MARKET STREET THE STORE OF QUALITY AS USUAL O-S-B-O-R-N-E 2206 '5 TPIgE9IiUIiNoVIvf1kN QBarber and QBmzz!y T MEN'S FURNISHINGS I Oshgppg SUITS TO ORDER I LUGGAGE OF MERIT f Phone 4034-R sea Elm Road, N. PARK AVENUE compzimems or . P CAFETERIA pa'9e 5' BYme5 coRINNE SMALLSREED INSURANCE , - ALL CAREFULLY PREPARED 147 S. PARK AVENUE WARREN HOME OOOKED FOODS Y T Compliments of 0'LOUGI-ILINQS Complete Dry Cleaning Service WE CLEAN FURS THE FURRIEITS WAY IN WARREN SINCE 1928 E Pgo HddTh i wow.-K lV '7' x. L 3 g 'A 'rf ff' ' .6 4 -R GRADUATES Marjorie Limbers Lucille Moser Robert Willison Wilho Saari Florence Zamarelli Iohn Murynski Ruth Hall Iean Newton Herbert McBride Robert Linamen Virginia Craig Donna Rogers Minnie Sellars Ierome Cassidy Ruth Fawcett Ruth Ianice Knofsky Iean Max Harold Miles Frances Keyser Anne Pumphrey Iohn Martin Anne Foundoulis Ruth Price Donald Cole Dorothy Mayers Doris Bauman Rose Gunlefinger Vera Kodrick Ostap Danyluke lane Williams Doris Allison Eileen Mason Walton Mason Warren Pritchard Ierry Grambling Mary Ruth Morris Verna Mitchell Robert Holmes Mike Cardone Compliments of U65 qfyaafz Lclzgilzasfzing Uolnfzany INCORPORATED Compliments of GOROG'S DE LUXE MARKET 566 HIGH STREET, N. E. 806 PARKMAN ROAD, N. W. 'BONDED DRY CLEANING Warren Steam Laundrq AND Urn Cleaning Co. LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS 202 South Park Avenue Phone 1131 Out of school as well as in school COOK'S Highland Dairy Leads the way with C556 ClQ7arren Studio 1 PHOTOGRAPHERS 1 COPIES ana ENLARGEMENTS 1 FRAMES and FRAMING 1 260 East Market Street Phone 1691-R Compliments of Q OXNN ,O 0 ' 0 O. OO 1 IE ? 1 'galpi af. 0 ML VPD 0 , 0 1 WARREN'S FINEST DAIRY PRODUCTS Sale Distributors of Mellorich HOMOGENIZED MILK 1 295 Highland Ave., S. W. Phone 2841 1 Page One Hundred Five Compliments of STAR CLEANERS and IIYERS 2 - HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE GS H. H. SAYLOR, Prop. 145 Phone 4411 Reeves Apt., W. Market ll AL PARR'S DRUG STORE A Name That Assures Kut Rate Prescription Druggistsn Main Avenue Phone 1519 BEST WISHES THE ADAMS INSURANCE AGENCY COMPANY ROBINS 8: KNAPP 117 High Street Always First in showing the Newest Styles of TIMELY CLOTHES ARROW SHIRTS GROUND FLOOR LOCATION H 115 High Street, N. E. Since 1857 at Warren, Ohio Compliments oi POST THEATRE EMERSON HATS INTERWOVEN SOX RUGBY SWEATERS Compliments of PRICE COAL 8z SUPPLY CO. 776 NILES ROAD, S. E. Compliments of The C9l7i0 Spublic c-Service Gompany Page One Hundred S BEAUTY SUGGESTIONS P E R M A N E N T 3 1 YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND Every Type of Hair NEW STYLES S2.00 to 510.00 l See us for an uptrend in hair styling IN We GREWK 1 QUALITY FOOTWEAR l 1 qBeauty Shoppe 1 1 AT 3 ANNA MEARS. Prop. Phone 3446-X Halle Bldg. S W E E T , S S h 0 E S t or e 1 Ellll Road Market 124 NORTH PARK ES Featuring AND l WALK OVER ENNA IETTICK MEATS and ANDREW BODNAR SWEET'S SPECIAL LINE Proprietor SHOES COCHRAN STORE COCHRAN PAINT AND WASHABLE PAPER PAINTERS' AND DECORATORS' SUPPLIES 151 SOUTH PARK AVENUE PHONE 3976 Compliments of Compliments oi HOUSE UF FHSHIUH, IHC. WHERE WOMEN LOVE TO SHOP r P .,if?.5f,' 121 HIGH STREET A 1 .H A Phone 2047 137 S. Pcxrk Avenue Pqo HddS The Sherwin-Williams Co. compffmem of Schaible B vos. Williams 81 Custin SOHIO PLUMBING SERVICE STATION AND Established 1922 LUBHICATION TIRES - BATTERIES 257 VINE AVENUE' N' E' Ectst Market Street and Iddings I ANvSER'2lS'E'ZM G EAS:-1 sTAMPs THERISWCLD 0 DEPT STORE . WARREN,O. ALL KINDS ATHLETIC and TRAVEL SUPPLIES HOME FURNISHINGS WOMEN'S ACCESSORIES MEN'S FURNISHINGS I THE OLD RELIABLE Compliments of E I SARATOGA Recovery Drug I SEA FOOD Prescription Druggists RESTAURANT 1153 EAST MARKET STREET I 129 EAST MARKET STREET Q A- EooD THAT TASTES - -L L LLLL L-LJ I L L The Reliable West Side Store nn LANI1 UP.UcEP.Y ET' A W 'WU Wm' W 55. Beazzflfizf MEATS S6053 AND ' EIT' GROCERIES I 2 , 155-q35Q.'g.j.g.ffrkX df I2-99 Corner West Market and Pctrkmcm ffffff P q o H d d Hgh Eh? 'iKappnlh Gln BEST WISHES MODERN MARKET AND PROM BAKERY , Ham1Ilon's PHONES 2230 - 3709 742 - 748 East Market Street P af k H We appreciate your patronage The Hart Jewelrg Eu 170 N. PARK AVENUE Trumbull County's LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE N JEWELRY STORE USE HART'S EASY PAY PLAN KAY CLOTHING CO 168 N. PARK AVENUE Fashion's Finest In Men's or Ladies' C L O T H E S REASONABLY PRICED WITH 40 WEEKS TO PAY pqo HddN HI-HO DELICIOUS, THICK MALTED MILKS AND HAMBURGERS 167 HIGH STREET, N. E. WARREN FUEL 8z SUPPLY CO. STORAGE and MOVING BUILDERS' SUPPLIES SUNSHINE COAL NEW AND USED PIANOS I. M. BARBE, Manager 470 South Street, S. E. Phone 2300 THE WARREN SANITARY MILK COMPANY AND HARDING DAIRY CAcross from the Schoolh APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE 1296 Youngstown Road, S. E. Phone 1735 X 0 X A 42 x ' 1 N X U 5 I ' 1'- 1 ' ' I, U' '. 5' ' .F ' A 3' A if-fr I Ax , ' 3- EVERYTHING IN MUSIC AT THE WARREN MUSIC STORE WARREN'S MUSIC CENTER 158 High Street Phone 4124 Warren Hardware Co. Near the Corner - Market and Main BUSY SINCE 1892 Headquarters for GOOD HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS The Family Shoe Store NEAL'S, INC. 162 N. Park Avenue Warren, Ohio LOU POLENA, Prop. Page One Hundred Ten GRADUATES lean Iones losephine Knoske Irene Karl Betty Yoho Alice Robbins Lois Obermeyer Sophia Bellay Virginia Callahan Virginia Nicholas Warren Howard Bill Mills Katherine Eustace Iean Marshall Ruth Craig lack Ankeny Kenneth Lamont Mike Markakis Bill Hawthorne Nancy McConnaughy Betty Raymond Ann Brekoski Robert Powell Colleen McCaslin Betty Savu Alice D'Amico Ioan Howell Dorothy Goschke Donna Kelly George Birrell Helen Barringer Mary Spano Iosephine Richie Victoria Gelum Robert Roby Shirley Obermeyer Althea Dilley Martin Mackey Ierry Kreske Frank Ogden Iack Kaufman George Salen Agnes Grant Raymond Baskett Peggy Moran Marjorie Williamson Eleanor Brubaker Sbop at Sears and Save SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 155 SOUTH PARK AVENUE Compliments of WEISNERIS GARAGE AND U-DRIVE-IT 173 FRANKLIN STREET, s. W. Diehl Grocery Quality GROCERIES AND MEATS Phone 1821 North Tod at Summ WARREN, OHIO Uhr Hzruirui Sc glmgnrs can , Iewelers Since 1847 1 1 I Headquarters for 1 WATCHES, DIAMONDS 1 GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS T 148 NORTH PARK AVENUE Next to Warner Co. 1 I CONGRATULATIONS . Tlzrzj? Qjlzoe QSi0re ' 126 N. PARK AVENUE Q QUALITY FOOTWEAR Warren Business College ACCOUNTING, STENOGRAPHIC, SECRETARIAL COURSES AND HIGHER ACCOUNTING NEW CLASSES THE FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH 222 Main Avenue, S. W. Phone 2 1 29-W PgO HddT1 F. W. HEASLEY 8: SON Pennzoil Products 1044 ELM ROAD PHONE 2748-X USE OUR RICHLAND U s L TIRES ' SAFETY SYSTEM ' BATTERIES CAR WASHING AND GEEASING Branch of The Warren Oil Company Compliments oi Compliments of PARKMAN ROAD pEgK-S MARKET I Dry Goods Store 801 PARKMAN ROAD, N. W. csDependab1Ne Since 188399 WJV8wS PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY P FRANKLIN BLOCK - PARK AVENUE AND MARKET STREET PHONE 2193 WARREN. OHIO Pgo Hearn HERMAN MILLS PHONE 4200 THE I Cy, INC. 258 EAST MARKET STREET HONOR SWEATERS LETTERS AND EMBLEMS W. W. McFarland 81 Sun En. FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1897 INVALID CAR SERVICE Phone 1359 271 North Park Avenue Compliments of MGGWGMMQ DRESSES 263 PARK AVENUE NORTH WARREN, OHIO Telephone 1 174-X Compliments of The Masters - Daugherty Co. COMPLETE FOOD STORE zao NORTH PARK AVENUE Compliments of The Storage Transfer 8. Supply Bo. . TRY THE NEW WAY BEAUTY SALON For the girl who cares, our way is cr BETTER WAY! MACHINELESS PERMANENTS 568 SOUTH STREET 33.00 Up 123 E' Market QIEIIEIIIENSON Kresge Bldg. Phone 2912-R ?SSl'E5 H'i?SE Page One Hund red Fourtee Success in All Walks of Life REQUIRES GOOD CLOTHES-AND GOOD CLOTHES COME FROM A GOOD STORE-WHY NOT SHOP AT? The C7XQew ROSE 81 SONS 1120 EAST MARKET STREET1 HART SCHAFFNER 6 MARX CLOTHES P PPPPPP I P IdPPP-PZEQNI PQ AWE Phone P1700 I GRIFFINGS I Peesmneruuws 1 Q 5 O 1 WALLPAPER and PAINT I ..,....M.,..u..M -V4- I fm:-:f 1 I Leffsa-:lLumOli!aas na:- B. P. s. PAINTS I - -'fLs4J4'e4 'E ,O : YYJERVIIE Fmt THMKjf ' Market House Arcade Phone 3641 l ' HV! 1 I :S 5 MCGABR APOTHECARIE Compliments of The Denman Tire 81 Rubber Cn. IFACTORY BRANCI-D 181 HIGH STREET-OPPOSITE WARNER HOTEL PHONE 2057 Page O e H nd ed Flftee 57116 HIVZKT Q0. ROSLAN fl BEAUTY SALON I CFormerly Warner Hotel Beauty Salonl W UOR FRANKLIN BLOCK AMBULANCE - INVALID COACH PARK AVENUE 230 E. Marker sneer Phone 2001 HOSIG11 Ankeny Catherine Driscoll Telephone 3404 The Peoples Ice and Coal Co. Dealers in OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA PENNSYLVANIA AND KENTUCKY THE NEW AIR CONDITIONED REFRIGERATOR Page One Hundred Sixteen A tisket . . . A tasket . . . a green and blue basket! NO-NO-NO-NO! . . . It's not The Lambeth Walk that's got him . . . Nor The Shag and the Missing Yellow Basket has nothing to do with it. It's those distinctive Green, Blue, and Brown VARSITY-TOWN suits that have him all a dither. They're here now in mix- tures of every imaginable description . . . Carefully, col- orfully blended numbers. Escort one into your spring wardrobe, and strut in style to any old rhythm. At 321.50 and up PRI TZ'S T be Trumbull Qjafvmgy Eff Loan Co. WARREN, OHIO 1889 - 50 YEARS OF HOME FINANCING - 1939 Large enough to Service your car RIGHT Small enough to take a personal interest in your needs. 814 East Market St Phone 4060 Page One Hundred Seventee GRADUATES Linda Hirvone Blanch Gilbert Katherine Veach Virginia Green William Camp Iean Poole Bob Keiier Arthur Lamberti Marian Hayes Helen Hunika Eldora Whitstone Anna Weir Charles Lyntz Wanda Faurot Iean Dayton Helen Calcin Marjorie Dorson Dorothy Whittier Georgia Glassco William Ondo Margaret Hoffman Leta Hayes Margaret Parker Roberta Herrick lean Kelts Graham Gilliss Aletha Groft Mildred Ashley Harry Mattson Margaret Andrews Ianice Allen Eleanor Davis Grace Kershner Martha Belle Redmond Kenneth Macaulay Brooks Hurst Helen Nesbitt Delina Spalvieri Ruth Iane Bolz Iacqueline Miller 1 AT THE 1 Compliments ol UNION STORE 1T'S QUALITY Use Our Budget Plan THE EASY WAY TO GOOD CLOTHES The New f A 132 NORTH PARK AVENUE Compliments of GEORGE C. MATHENY AND SONS O Matheny's Service Station SHELL PRODUCTS 1011 Ecrst Market Street Phone 3332-R A. GUHRNIERI 6 CO. WHOLESALE CANDY, TOBACCO, CIGARS and CONFECTIONERY O REAR-433 EAST MARKET STREET Compliments ol cqfm 3 187 W. MARKET STREET ' Millintery ' Ready-to-Wear ' Awccessories Patrons 1SRL.Y'S ANDREW WINFRED ASHLEY ADAMS BEAUTY SHOPPE BIG Sundaes ARTWIL DRESS SHOP G. H. RIRRELL Sodas S. 1. BROOKS Milkshakes BURNETT 5. STONE CANDY-LAND ARE ALWAYS A TREAT GABRIEL CORSATEA DR. I. V. CRAGO ECONOMY SHOE STORE THEO. S. HIRT D. W. HULL DR. W. A. IAMES JOHNSON FOOD MARKET KAY IEWELRY STORE MARYLON MODISTE SHOPPE ROSE DAY SHOP SANTONE'S FOOD STORE THOMPSON COAL CO. WARREN INSURANCE AGENCY WARREN MEAT MARKET 106 TAKE THEM HOME IN THE CONVENIENT CARRY-OUT PACKAGE ISALY'S 104 NORTH PARK AVENUE , Page One Hundred Nineteen Compliments of A F R I E N D saufy Quffufza - CHOOSE A VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN BEAUTY CULTURE - One billion dollars spent yearly for beauty. Next to food and clothing comes personal appearance. We train young men and women for this service so necessary to humanity. Visit our school - easy terms. flflfazzsn .glcfloof of Beauty Uuffuze 141 EAST MARKET STREET PHONE 3602-W HAMILTON 8: MEIGS coAL AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES Manufacturers of K TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE CEMENT BLOC - 1111 PARKMAN ROAD, WARREN, OHIO PHONE 3145 PHONE 3146 Page One Hundred Twenty H HM GRHTEFUL for the opportunities that my profession offers to be of service in my community. H. G. DOWNS fgD!1,0iogArajJlLe1f' P OHddT BEST WISHES OF The Western Reserve Lumber Cu. 230 DAWSON STREET, S. W. WARREN, OHIO GOLD FURNITURE Honest Values Always 160 SOUTH PARK AVENUE WARREN, OHIO Gilmor-e's Bakery 163 EXCHANGE Catering for BANQUETS and PARTIES -- Specialties - CLOVERLEAF, PARKER HOUSE and HARD ROLLS BARBEQUE and WEINER BUNS Two Deliveries Daily Phones: 3638-X - 2749-X Compliments of Bi Buckeye 58 Service Distributors of U. S. TIRES 24 HOUR SERVICE PHONE 3469 Corner South and Chestnut 2204 Youngstown Road, S. E. -SUCCESSii and BEST WISHESU Page One Hundred Twenty-two COMPLIMENTS OF F H LLS Pmnnns cumPHnu ONE TWENTY VINE WARREN, OI-IIC P I-I O N E PRINTERS OF '7f1e gafnoei Fon mag POHddT h Originality is a quality of the imagination. It is the abil- ity to take the usual elements of picture and story and present them to your student body in a new, different and interesting fashion. Our School Service organization has long been noted for its true originality in Year Book planning. gfgfpx i lgggg 'Q ' P g O H d d Twenty-fo ,uf A :raw , V. f,. ..,f, ,-, . L V 1 l . 4 r. , ,, .4 V V X W 1 1 ,UF Y J. ,HN J ,. 12 J , 21 w I ku ' 'Q 1 .2 'E-, ', . 'W Vi- yax, . 1 .V--gi . , ,, , 4. 42, I., . 4, ll , , ' z Q, lftf Huff if idgfww ,gs .5 -i ' 5? +Z 'A 122 if ' '. ' I-,. ' 4. 5 , T .J ff, 'x f 'N fr ' -.., ,.1, 1 IZA, .I in V . ., 44 -1 V, , , '51, , .I 'fgifl 5 fn ji- 3 .dm ! 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