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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1941 volume:

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Harding Senior High School Warren, Ohio depict THE AMERICAN WAY in THE ECHOES OF 1941 TRUTH IN EDUCATION Harding school life depicts THE AMERICAN WAY . . . we always feel a special glow of hap- piness when our color guard marches on the field, carrying Old Glory and the Red and White. 1904 students and 64 teachers crowd our classrooms to capacity . . . teachers and text-books give facts instead of propaganda . . . magazines and newspapers are not regimented by the government . . . TRUTH IN EDUCATION is the rule at Harding. A well-organized Student Council is a part of our democratic system through which we achieve representative RULE BY THE PEOPLE . . . voting is cherished as a right and a re- sponsibility in this land of NO DICTATORS-1400 students cast ballots at the mock November election . . . our school publications hold high the tradition of A FREE PRESS. We may disagree out loud too-our Speakers' Bureau, exercising FREEDOM OF SPEECH, gave a genuine service to school and community this year in interpreting issues of public inter- est, such as, the School Levy . . . RELIGIOUS FREEDOM makes for friendly relationships at Harding fthe picture shows a group with heads bowed reverently during the morning's Our Father. l Eagerness to forge ahead shines in the faces of this group of Ianuary graduates at Com- mencement . . . and so our version of the American way of life concludes with CONFIDENCE IN THE FUTURE. Page Two COLOR GUARD: Harold Wetzel, Robert Pitcher, Clyde Culver, Robert Schell. RULE BY THE PEOPLE: President Mary Iane Carnahan presides at Student Council ses- sion . . . identified in the circle from front left - Marjorie McClure, Secretary Marjorie Smith, Ioe Beskid . . . circle two-Marguerite Clark, Victor Funtjar, Iohn Nickel, Mike Pitinii . . . circle three-Marilynne MacGregor, Richard Cox, Bob Boyd, Pat Hickey, Donna Harris, Mr. Hetzler. NO DICTATORS: Hi-Eco-Sy conducts mock election . . . President Glenn Iob, President Robert Haupt, Vice President Genevieve Hilb, and Secretary Carmela Frell check names and ballots . . . Ruth McCune and Buster Parker register, while lack Powell waits his turn at the booth. A FREE PRESS: Bessie Mae Hebenstreit, business manager, Bill Cooper, editor, and Charles Gillen, sports editor, give their products a critical eye. FREEDOM OF SPEECH: Carmela Frell holds the attention of Speakers' Bureau . . . Cidentifi- cation by row, front to rearl row one-Ted Caldwell, Bill Gass, Bill Cooper, George Schra- der, Bill Yakovac . . . row two-Muriel Mulligan, Josephine Beck, Emily Iewell, Evelyn Franks, Mary Iane Carnahan . . . row three-Margaret Smith, Clara Syrnanski, Betty Conine, Anne Friedly, Don Lovett, Larry Nelson, Sandy West, Miss Barrick . . . standing- Richard Cox. Iohn Badin, Evelyn Hakala, Charles Gillen, Clayton Francis . . . not in picture -William Flath, Iudy Klivans, Audrey Lynn, Emma Hickox, Chester La Buda, C. E. Dilley. Page Three WZ, af K A 1 Q 2 E 4 ' Wk, ,.,., , f E EQ A 4 E fl' ,fi fn -- 95 E E ww ' l V wp., L:,, M Y' L V? E W 3' if ' K v.f-- - I if Z . as 4 x sting, J E M E EE EE E E EEEE Q ,N MN NO DICTATORS A FREE PRESS Y 1 V2 Ni W ' ':--1:-m sg-.:-f :.'f' Llsei 'K 'P K x N4 ,,,...,..--- W , W mga .lsf K Ns Sn 5--1 '12- sw 'X' ,W+.,..v . -f-1--0 M,-1 L wi-F A ge' fa '! -ff Af ' .NNW . ' -My za, K f 17 E ' in-igligh' 'vii ' - M.. ,L ,f Y 'va R YY W sy wi Q t Fx ' .IN . , S in in M n ' f fx s'fr ,, mr, .Mn Q To our class sponsors, with affection and gratitude IANUARY SPONSORS Mrs. Ruth W. Hatfield Mr. H. C. Wagner IUNE SPONSORS Mr. Norman C. Iohnson Mrs. Kathryn T. McCurdy Page Seven 3 Mr. Lewis, custodian, lowering the colors Right page-Faculty celebrates . . . newly-weds honored . . . left row: Mrs. Webb, Mr. Kraker, Mrs. Kraker, Mr. Fusselman, Mr. Crawford CGD, Mrs. Craw- ford CBD, Mr. Hatfield CGD, Mrs. Hatfield CBD, Mr. Lovett, Mrs. Lovett, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Carleton, Mr. Hickox . . . right row: Mrs. Gass, Mr. Gass, Mrs. Fusselman, Mrs. Stevens CBD, Mr. Stevens CGD, Mrs. Mollenkopf, Mr. Mollenkopf, Mrs. Bright CBD, Mr. Bright CGD, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Yost, Mr. Yost, Mrs. Nickel, Mr. Nickel, Miss Crawford, Mr. Lewis, Miss Malli, Mrs. Van Metre, Miss Newton . . . side tables, front to rear: ClD Miss Porea, Mr. MacEwan, Miss Bettiker . . . C2D Miss Vlad, Miss Partridge, Mrs. Thornan, Miss Woodland . . . C3D Miss Eaton. Miss Hurlbert, Miss Carpenter, Miss Tubaugh . . . Csome faces too indistinct for identificationD. CKey-G - groom: B - bride.D Mock Wedding-Marryin' Sam Kraker, Pop Wagner, Ring-bearer Hetzler, Groom MacEwan, Bridie Gass, Bridesmaid Carleton, Posie Fusselman. in if' 1 W P r N ,W Q 'i ,ZQ 1 N,-' 5349102 ' Maw! it if 'gm U 16 i'45:v'A' Wi' MMV' ' www vial :M 05 .. A m - .. W5 X , ,XX .. ,W '-v-wendy' IN MEMORIAM MATTHEW N. FITZGERALD Mr. Fitzgerald served the Warren schools thirty-six and one-half years. He first taught penmanship: then he was appointed city supervisor of penman- ship. For many years he was on the high school faculty as a teacher of book- keeping, shorthand, and typing. He became a familiar and beloved per- sonality in Harding corridors. Page Ten -'K 1 Left, sitting Mrs. McClelland, Mr. Turner, Miss Wolfe. Left, standing Mr. Wurtemberger, Mr. Secrest, Mr. Gaffey, Mr. Troxell. Not in picture, Dr. Griffith BOARD OF EDUCATION Boyhood home at Flushing . . . Hiram, B. A .... Columbia. M. A .... history. mathematics teacher . . . past president of N. E. O. T. A .... Rotary Club . . . studies birds and flowers . . . reads endlessly . . . remarkable memory . . . proud of son, a college professor . . . Superintendent of Warren Schools. H. B. TURNER Birthplace, Toledo . . . devotee of golf . . . loves football games . . . Indian rooter . . . has two daughters . . . proud of his granddaughter . . . Masonic Choir . . . past county auditor . . . known accountant . . . Director of Warren Schools. L. O. WURTEMBERGER Formerly from Youngstown . . . Warren High graduate . . . knows all in regard to Warren school system . . . tireless worker . . . recreation, swimming . . . on a disputed topic. call the Clerk- Treasurer at the Board of Education. MABEL C. WOLFE Hails from Bristol . . , Ohio Wesleyan, B. S .... instructor of mathematics at East Iunior . . . now retired . . . reads . . . travels . . . West Side Booster . . . has two daughters . . interested in civic affairs . . . member of Board of Education. A. H. TROXELL Born at Scio . . . Ohio Wesleyan, B. A .... law school at Ohio State . . . World War Air Service . . . hobby, garden . . . one daughter . . . attorney for Republic Steel . . . President of Board of Education. GEORGE W. SECHEST Migrated from Tarentum, Pa .... Cincinnati Dental College . . . golf . . . fishing . . . tinkers . . . likes constructive work . . . dentist . . . one son . . . new member of Board of Education. I. L. GRIFFITH Birthplace, Washington, Pa .... pioneer in P. T. A. work . . . baseball and football fan . . . son and two daughters . . . Vice President of Board of Education. EVA MCCLELLAND Came from Cincinnati . . . formerly with Republic Steel . . . at present, partner in Baker and Gaffey Service Station . . . pastime, fishing . . . has four sons . . . a new member of Board of Education. CHARLES GAFFEY Page Eleven . 1 MISS RISDON MR. LOVETT MR. MOLLENKOPF Reared on farm near Galion . . . Ohio Northern, B. S .... debater in college . . . two years in World War . . . Columbia, M. A .... hobbies, gardening and birds . . . formerly, physical edu- cation instructor . . . teaches civics in summer school . . . biggest booster of Harding athletics . . . four children . . . busy, but always a courteous, Won't you come in? . . . Principal. MILTON MOLLENKOPF Hometown, Ravenna . . . Wellesley, B. A .... taught English at Harding . . . enjoys legitimate stage . . . travels by plane . . . favorite retreat, Canada . . . temporary absence this winter clue to illness . . . commandeers schedule making , . . Dean of Girls. IEANNETTE RISDON Born in Rosewood . . , Wittenberg, B. A, . . . Ohio State, M. A .... taught speech and dramatics here . . . pastime, mechanics . . . musician . . . likes hunting . . . summer occupation, farming . . . two sons . . . directs extraeactivities program . . . sponsors Hi-Y group . . . Dean of Boys. O. A. LOVETT Hails from Lisbon . . . Harding grad . . . movie fan . . . Harding football and basketball rooter . . . loves to dance . . . summers in Vermont . . . office encyclopedia of facts . . . for official data, consult the chief office clerk. GRACE CRAWFORD Native of Warren . . . commercial course at Harding . . . stamp and post-card collector . . . likes skating and dancing . . , favorite vacation spot, New York City . . . assistant office clerk. MISS CRAWFORD MISS BOSSO MISS KERR MISS MALLI ANNE BOSSO Claims Warren for hometown . . . commercial course at Harding . . , recreation, dancing and bowling . . . handling books and money is rou- tine to the office clerk-treasurer. Birthplace, Sharon. AINI MALLI Pa .... Harding grad . . . reads braille . . . collects recipes . . . Alpha-Lits sponsor . . . in summer, mender of books . . . assistant in library. GERALDINE KERR P R I N C I P A L and D E A N S F A C U L T Y Row Two- Mr. Nickel, Miss Hurlbert, Miss Eaton, Miss Vlad, Mr. Corlett, Mr. Ruttman. Row One-Miss Carpenter, Mr. Scheig, Mrs. Webb, Miss Woodland, Mrs. McCurdy, Mr. Hetzler, Miss Waters. Once Canadian, now American . . . Dana's Musical Institute, M. A. M .... two daughters . . . favors opera, Bob Hope, motoring, peanuts, and sandwiches . . . craves perfection in bandwork . . . his Harding Band and Twirlers in limelight at football games . . . also teaches instrumental music in City Schools. CHARLES F. CORLETT Vacations on the farm at Proctorville, hometown .... Ohio Wes- leyan, B. A .... Columbia. M. A .... enthusiastic over golf, nieces and nephews, cooking. contract bridge, knitting . . . works like a Trojan on activity ticket . . . G. A. A. games keep her busy . . . teaches physical education. A. MARGARET EATON From New Madison . . . Otterbein, B. A .... devoted to reading and stage plays . . . seldom misses Ford Sunday Evening Hour . . . visited Spain and Mexico . . . sponsors Spanish Club and Student Council . . . conducts evening Spanish class for adults . . . teaches Spanish. HAROLD H. HETZLER Hometown of Dunkirk, N. Y., sees her often . . . Lake Erie, B. A. . . . constantly knits or sews . . . directs teachers' Red Cross unit . . . serving food de luxe for banquets is her big nightmare . . . directs cafeteria and teaches General Home Economics. IESSIE HURLBERT Hails from Orwell . . . U. of Wyoming, B. S .... week-ends in Cleveland . . . summers in Maine . . . City Supervisor of Home Economics . . . teaches Home Management. WINIFRED WATERS Native of Cleveland . . . Flora Stone Mather, B. S .... Western Reserve. M. S .... excels in candymaking . . . enjoys role of Ianuary '42 class sponsor . . . never tires of cooking . . . Foods instructor. EUGENIA VLAD From Akron . . . now working on M. A. at Akron U .... lives for basketball . . . works on school survey . . . co-sponsor of Iune Class of '42 . . . keen student interest in his noon hour sports con- tests . . . directs physical education. WALTER RUTTMAN Comes from Belvidere, Ill. . . . educated at Milwaukee State and U. of Wisconsin . . . now studying at U. of Pittsburgh . . . in World War . . . votes for the outdoors . . . fishing, hunting, camp- ing . . . workshop at home . . . traveled abroad . . . two sons . . . sponsors Industrial Arts . . . directs machine shop work. GEORGE E. NICKEL Born in Williamstown, N. Y .... Syracuse U., B. A .... Western Reserve, M. A .... lists as favorites baking, reading, radio, en- tertaining, and travel fhome and abroadl . . . co-sponsor of Iune senior class . . . in charge of French Club . . . teaches French. KATHRYN T. MCCURDY Son ot Illinois . . . Bradley Institute, B. S .... now studying at U. of Pittsburgh . . . two sons . . . fishes tor trout .... family vaca- tions in Kraker-built trailer . . . movie and radio addict . . . the life of any crowd . . . sponsors Industrial Arts . . . woodshop instructor. KENNETH L. KRAKER Native Warrenite . . . Harding grad . . . Wooster, B. A . . . . Columbia, M. A .... language studv her pastime . . . teaches Caesar. MARGARET L. WOODLAND Born in Ravenna . . . Kent State, B. A .... Western Reserve, M. A. . . . delights in sewing . . . week-ends with parents in Cleveland . . . Friendship adviser . . . teaches Clothing. VIRGINIA CARPENTER Birthplace, Braddock, Pa .... Dana Musical Institute, Doctor of Music . . . enjoys opera, dramatics, reading . . . radio favorite is ' Fred Waring . . . one son . . . his students participate in numerous school and civic programs . . . conducts orchestra, A Cappella Choir, and vocal class . . . Director of Music in City Schools. CARL F. SCHEIG From Bedford . . . Hiram, Ph. B .... Columbia, M. A .... traveled abroad . . . favors cooking, reading . . . chuckles over Charlie Mc- Carthy . . . loyal to Student Council work . . . sponsors Aeneid Club . . . teaches Virgil, Cicero, and Caesar. CLARA K. WEBB Out of the West -- Larimore. N. D .... North Dakota State College, B. S .... working on M. A. at Pittsburgh . . . keen about baseball . . . in World War . . . Ravings by Gass is his son . . . likes travel, movies, and One Man's Family . . . sponsors Industrial Arts and Aero . . . teaches mechanical drawing. ti if 1 he WILLIAM B. GASS -H -.--.-. Q MR. KRAKER MR. GASS F il A C U L T Y Row Three- Mr. Sullivan, Mr. MacEwan, Mr. Hill, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Hulme. Row Two Mr. Crawford, Mr. Hatfield, Mr. Massar, Mr. Yost, Mr. Carleton, Mr. Wagner. Row One Miss Chalker, Miss Hemphill, Miss Newton, Mrs. VanMetre, Mrs. Stevens. Hails from Bellaire . . . Mt. Union, B. S .... studying at U. of Pitts- burgh . . . one daughter . . . officiates at athletic games . . . likes fishing . . . sponsor of Ianuary '41 Class and Student Council . . . on leave of absence to direct State survey job . . . teaches com- mercial arithmetic. H. C. WAGNER Born at Bowling Green . . . Hiram, B. A .... studying on M. A. at Western Reserve . . . hobby home and family ffive children and several grandchildren? . . . teaches Plane Geometry. RUTH I. VAN METRE From Mantua . . . Hiram, B. A .... enjoys musical concerts, radio. movies . . . classroom filled with geometrical figures . . . teaches Solid Geometry, IIB and IZA Algebra, Trigonometry. ALLIE M. CHALKER Birthplace, Fairlawn . . . Ohio U., B. S .... Akron U., Ed. M. . . . camera fan . . . sold on visual education . . . hobby-nephews and nieces . . . students planted elm tree on Arbor Day in her honor . . . retires this year Harding will miss her sincerely . . . best Botany teacher in seven counties. WINONA HEMPHILL From Lowell . . . Columbia, M. A .... hobby- -flower gardening . . . prime interest the two nieces in her home . . . teaches com- mercial arithmetic and shop math. FLORENCE M. NEWTON Came from Newport . . . Ohio State, B. S .... recent bride . . . likes tennis . . . now studying at Columbia . . . sponsors Commer- cialites . . . conducts school survey . . . teaches shorthand and typing. MARCELINE Y. STEVENS IANITORS: Mr. Iones, Mr. Cunningham. Mr. Parsons, Mr. Kreidler. Hails from Leavittsburg . . . Kent State, B. S. in education . . . studying at U. of S. California . . . avid traveler in West and South . . . enjoys theatre . . . hobby movies of travels . . . spon- sor of Zoology Club . . . teaches physiology and general science. HAROLD C. HULME Born in Lisbon . . . Hiram, B. A .... U. of S. California, M. A. . . . newly wed . . . globe trotter . . . vacation stunt deep-sea diving . . . hobbies--nature study, fishing, hunting, snakes . . . sponsors Zoology Club and Iune Class of '43 . . . teaches Zoology. RAYMOND M. CRAWFORD Birthplace, Farmington . . . Baldwin Wallace, B. S .... Ohio State, M. A .... a Hi-Y sponsor . . . teaches general science and chem- istry . . . at present, on leave of absence in U. S. Army at Fort Lee, Va. DONALD D. MacEWAN Son of West Virginia . . . U. of West Virginia, B. S .... son and daughter . . . pastimes -golf, photography . . . head football and basketball coach . . . teaches practical math and commerical arithmetic. PIERRE F. HILL Born in Clarington . . . Mount Union, B. S .... Pittsburgh U., Ed. M .... two years in World War . . . one daughter . . . Masonic Choir . . . farms and loves it . . . photography hobby . . . partial to music and opera . . . teaches bookkeeping. IOEL T. YOST A Kentuckian . . . U. of Virginia, B. S. C .... now studying at U. of Pittsburgh . . . son and daughter . . . Commercialites sponsor . . . teaches shorthand and typing. WILLIAM P. SULLIVAN Hometown, Longbottom . . . Ohio U., B. A .... Ohio State, M. S. . . . four sons and one daughter . . . pastimes --reading and gar- dening . . . sponsors Experimenters . . . teaches Chemistry. IVAN E. MASSAR From West Millgrove . . . U. of Oregon, B. A .... Columbia, M. A. . . . just married . . . likes to bowl and play chess . . . summer travels lead to Pacific Northwest . . . sponsors Geometry Club . . . teaches commercial arithmetic and geometry. LLOYD C. HATFIELD Hometown, Medina . . . Ohio Wesleyan, B. S .... Akron U., M. S. . . . two sons . . . in summer, travels in trailer and fishes . . .in winter, listens to opera . . . hobby -radio and sound . . . super- vises visual education, school sound systems . . . trains boys to operate machines and apparatus . . . teaches physics. CLAYTON H. CARLETON The sudden death of Mr. M. N. Fitzgerald, teacher of shorthand and typing, was a shock to all. He seldom was absent from his post in his long teaching career. F A C U L T Y Q6 'U Q' fvw 'QQ Row Three Mr, Alden, Mr. Fusselman, Mr. Iohnson, Mr. Garrett. Row Two fMr. Lafferty. Mr. Bright, Mr. Harnar, Mr. Beck, Mr. Hickox. Row One Mrs. Cross, Miss Backus, Miss Guarnieri, Miss Porter, Miss O'Rourke. Miss Lynn. Born in Greenville . . . Ursinus, B. A ,... shark at contract bridge Birthplace, New Brighton. Pa .... Harding grad . . . Radcliffe, . . . managed football ticket sales . . . two children . . . recently B. A .... Pittsburgh. M. A .... now studying at Western Reserve withdrew to accept position with American Welding . . . taught . . . enjoys music, movies, detective stories . . .one son . . . li- World History. HENRY H, ALDEN brarian. ELIZABETH S. CROSS Hometown. Warren . . . Harding grad . . . Art Institute of Chicago, i1ii::sgefn?lngpDghtAxj1an9'sgizifyg 5222712112 B' A Ohio Slate' M' AI' I ' ongdqughter ' ' ' Cospgnsor of . . . because of illness, replaced by Mr. Maurer . . . taught Ameri- Ianuary Class of 42 . . . painting, coin and stamp collecting take h. t h . h. W H S I tirement t is year. oses a up spare time . . . sponsors Stamp and H1-Y Clubs . . . teaches Ccln is my upon er re cm' DONALD D. FUSSELMAN faithful teacher. GRACE W. BACKUS Belongs to Warren . . . Harding grad . . . Trinity College, B. A. B. A. from Denison . . . studying at U. of Pittsburgh . . . hometown, . . . Kent State, B. S. in education . . . enjoys movies, driving. Niles . . . coaches golf team . . . job of co-sponsoring Iune seniors reading . . . new member of faculty . . . co-sponsor of Ianuary . . . teaches commercial geography. NORMAN C. IOHNSON Class of '42 . . . teaches American historv. IOSEPHINE GUARNIERI Born in Fairmont. W. Va ..,. B. A. and M. A. at West Virginia U. Comes from Chittenangol N. y .'.' Syracuse' Ph- B .... studied - - f SfUdYin9 G1 U- of Pilfsbufgh for Ph- D ---- tennis Und Swim- in Berlin, Germany . . . fond of travel . . . vacations with Miss ming enthusiast - f - Une 5011 r - - finds feuding U Plefisufe - ' - Waters in Maine . . . visiting teacher for City Schools . . . teaches track and cross country coach . . . teaches world history. Civics- ALICE M, pORTER WILEY S G ETT . ARR Warrenite . . . Goucher, B. A .... working on M. A. at U. of From Bellaire . , , Marietta, B, A ,,,, U, Qi Pittsburgh, M, A ,,,, Pittsburgh . . . sponsors Hi-Eco-Sy . . . in absence of Miss Risdon, one daughter . . . likes golf. bowling, fishing . . . assistant coach assumed duties of Dean of Girls . . . teaches American history. in football and basketball . . . is baseball coach . . . teaches com- MARIE O'ROURKE merclal geography- DWIGHT B' LAFFERTY Belongs to Warren . . . Harding grad . . . Heidelberg, B. A. . . . Bom in Martins Fen Ohio state B S B A and M A Ohio State, M. A .... enforced vacation this winter due to illness newly wed spozpgnlhusiast ' doagheg debate team' ' ' . . . during real vacations enjoys reading and travel . . . chief sponsor of Safety Council . . . teaches IZA A BRIGHT 12215323 lziegfgilsglsfzn t 9 news spoSE?:,iRUbEcOH'?YLYNN Hails from Braceville . . . Columbia, M. A .... lived in India . . . four children . . . likes gardening and reading . . . teaches civics and commercial geography. FRANK E. HARNAR Mt. Union, B. S .... studying at U. of Pittsburgh . . . born in Thornton . . . hobby tof all thingsl coaching . . . until recently. coach at East Iunior . . . three daughters and a son . . . sponsors Ianuary Class of '43 . . . assistant football coach . . . teaches American history and economics. IESSE O. BECK Hometown, Medina . . . Ohio U., B. S .... Ohio State, M. A. . . . hobby raising dahlias . . . four children . . . sponsors Psychology Club . . . instituted class in Mental Hygiene this semester . . . con- ducts psychology tests in City Schools . . . teaches sociology. I. G. HICKOX ENGINEERS' Mr. Hogan, Mr. Reed Q5- F A C U L T Y '95 iff: QP Row Three Miss Hart, Mr. Cooley, Miss Barrick. Row Two Miss Kaufman, Miss Dennison, Miss Bettiker, Miss Paddack, Miss Ridgley, Mrs. Thoman. Row One Miss Malmsberry, Miss Duck, Miss Tubaugh, Miss Porea, Mrs. Hatfield, Miss Partridge. Reared in Warren . . . Harding grad . . . Lake Erie, B. A. . . . working on M. A. at Wisconsin . . . Chinese checker fan . . . enjoys reading and dramatics . . . teaches 10B-A English. DOROTHY E. HART Born in East Liverpool . . . Ohio U., B. A .... studying at U. of Pittsburgh . . . reads history and good novels . . . bowls . . . pitches kittyball for faculty team . . . has two sons . . . lecturer on The Shifting Sands of Turkistan . . . teaches IZA Business English and commercial law. MERRILL F. COOLEY Hometown, Tiffin . . . Harding grad . . . Heidelberg, B. A. . . . Ohio State, M. A. . . traveled abroad . . . lives to ride horses . . . chief worry is commencement orations . . . began Speaker's Bureau this year . . . extended absence this spring due to illness . . . teaches speech and radio speech. AUGUSTA I. BARRICK From Hughesville, Pa .... Ohio Wesleyan, B. A .... Columbia, M. A .... likes birds, reading. theatre . . . travels favorite spots, ocean and mountains . . . adviser for Echoes . . . teaches eleventh and twelfth grade English. EMILY L. KAUFMAN From Conneaut . . . Miami, B. A .... studying on M. A. at Colum- bia . . . maintains home plus career . . . son and daughter . . . likes antiques and gardening . . . joined Harding faculty last fall . . . teaches 10B-A English. IOSEPHINE THOMAN Born in Alliance . . . Mount Union, B. A .... Ohio State, M. A. . . . ardent camper . . . lover of cats and dogs towns a fine speci- men of eachl . . . loyal Booster sponsor . . . teaches IZB Business English. CAFE HELPERS: Mrs. Harrell, Mrs. Storry, Mrs. Phillips DORIS MALMSBERRY Hometown, North Bloomfield . . . Ohio U., B. A .... Pittsburgh, M. A. and studying on Ph. D. there . . . reads a great deal . . . likes to ice skate and garden . . . sponsors Iune Class of '43 . . . teaches 10B-A English. MARY K. DUCK Belongs to Warren . . . Harding grad . . . Kent State, B. A. . . . newcomer on faculty . . . backer of Booster Week . . . task of pub- lishing High Life, High Lights, and Cauldron . . . can usually be found consulting printer . . . teaches journalism, typing and l2A Business English. CORNELIA E. POREA Warrenite . . . Harding grad . . . Western Reserve, B. A. . . . studying on M. A. there . . . delights in travel . . . visits homes of American writers . . . teaches IOB-A English. MARGARET A. DENNISON Summers in Hoosier State, birthplace . . . Indiana U., B. A., M. A. . . . classmate of Willkie . . . bird and outdoor fan . . . interested in interior decorating and gardening . . . President of City Eng- lish Teachers . . . teaches IOB-A English. EDITH PADDACK Birthplace, Irondale . . . Harding grad . . . Lake Erie, B. A. . . . Ohio State, M. A .... travels abroad and in U. S. A .... enjoys dancing . . . all roads now lead to Columbus and Tommy lher nephew? . . . Chairman of English Department . . . teaches llB-A English. HELEN M. RIDGLEY Warrenite . . . W. H. S. grad . . . attended Hiram, Miami, U. of S. California . . . has B. A. and M. A. . . new arrival on faculty . . . enthusiastic theatre-goer and traveler . . . directs senior plays . . . sponsors Dramatic Club . . . began class in dramatics this semester . . . also teaches Speech and IIB English. IUSTINE BETTIKER Birthplace, Woodsfield . . . Ohio U., B. S .... studying on M. A. at Western Reserve . . . reads and travels extensively . . . teaches llB-A English. ESTHER TUBAUGH Hails from Rowlesburg, W. Va .... West Virginia U., B. A. . . . enjoys reading, theatre, bridge. flowers, and married life . . . with Miss Malmsberry, has sponsored Frolics for thirteenth time . . . peps up cheer-leaders . . . sponsored Ianuary Class of '41 . . . Boosters, Bookshelf, eleventh and twelfth grade English classes will miss Ma Wheeler next year RUTH W. HATFIELD Born in Southington . . . Harding grad . . . Hiram, B. A .... Pitts- burgh, M. A .... studying on Ph. D. there . . . enjoys reading . . . hobby fiend . . . studies psychology as side line . . . sponsors Iune Class of '42 and Alpha Lits . . . teaches Creative English. RUTH A. PARTRIDGE F A C U L T Y SUBSTITUTES How Two -Mr. Tait, Mr. Maurer, Mr. Scobie. Row One Mrs. Salsgiver, Mrs. Finn. Not in picture Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Dorothy Ague, Miss Martha Trumbull. Hometown, McClellandtown, Pa .... Hiram, B. A .... taught at Market Street School before her marriage last year . . . enjoys music and braille . . . substituting in world history, following Mr. Alden's resignation. HELEN L. SALSGIVER Born in Peninsula . . . Kent State . . . headed tor M. A. in summer school . . . newly wed . . . enjoys hunting . . . new at Harding this year shorthand and typing . . . at present, on leave oi ab- sence, with the army at Fort Lee, Va. IAMES SCOBIE Native of Warren . . . Lake Erie, B. A .... flower gardening a hobby . . . enjoys giving book reviews . . . a daughter . . . sub- stituting tor Miss O'Rourke in American History. MARIORIE NILSON Born in Kinsman . . . Wooster, B. A .... taught Latin at East Iunior . . . likes to read . . . substitutes in French and English. DARYLENE FINN Butler, Pa., his birthplace . . . B. S. irom Kent State . . . studying for M. A. at Western Reserve . . . tennis coach . . . Hi-Y sponsor- ship . . . took over American history classes oi Miss Backus this year. IOHN MAURER Birthplace, Braceville . . . Mt. Union, B. S .... Ohio State, M. A. . . . spends tree time at chess . . . taught algebra at East Iunior . . . came to Harding to replace Mr. Wagner . . . noon corridor traiiic cop . . . teaches commercial arithmetic. HARRY TAFT Born at Mercer, Pa .... Ohio U., B. S. and double major in com- mercial . . . pastimes include knitting, Crocheting, reading . . . substituting in shorthand and typing for Mr. Scobie. ELIZABETH FULTON Came from Cleveland . . . Mt. Union, B. A .... Columbia, M. A. . . . partial to music and needlework . . . one son . . . was Latin instrudor at East . . . teaching general science and chemistry during absence ot Mr. MacEwan. CHARLOTTE NOBLE From Alliance . . . Mt. Union College and Columbia . . . taught Mr. Alden's American History classes for a six weeks' period. DOROTHY AGUE Harding High grad . . . Hiram, B. A .... likes to swim, ride horse- back, One Man's Family . . . teaches speech classes in absence oi Miss Barrick. MARTHA TRUMBULL Mrs. Noble Mrs. N ilson Senior Class affairs absorb attention of sponsors and officers . . . seated-Treasurer Vienna Saari, President Ted Froncek, President Don Reese, Secretary Phyllis Hampson, Mrs. Mc- Curdy, Mr. Wagner, Mrs. Hatfield, Mr. Iohnson . . . standing- Vice President George Baughman, Secretary Marjorie Mc- Clure, Treasurer Iames Hyde, Vice President Ioe Stanich. Right page . . . Rootin' Tootin' for Home- coming victory . . . front-Lois Porter, George Schrader: next - Don Reese. Evelyn Van Huffel: rear-Ted Froncek, Marjorie Glinn. J' wr Ja. W -Q. f. Q . . -4 wg, 0' 3 t 5 '1 4 t , S? , 'U ha' 5:5 . Page Twenty IANUARY DANA ADAMS-Cleveland, Ohio: Frolics: Band' Monitor: Glee. KENNETH ADAMS Mobile. Alabama: Honor So- ciety: Booster: Spanish: Safety: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y. FRANCES AMPRIM' Frolics: Friendship: Commer- cialites: Prom: Glee. IOHN BACIU-Commercialites, 2: Echoes: Safety: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y: Honor Society. THOMAS BARLOWf -Frolics: Stunt: Aero. IOSEPHINE BECK--f-Honor Society: Aeneid: Friend- ship, 1: Bibliophiles, 3: Hi-Eco-Sy: Geometry: Stu- dent Council: Echoes: Psychology: Prom: Glee: Speakers: Senior Play Committee: Senior Play. PHILIP BIORSONfBookshe1l: Lettermen: Tennis: Monitor: Hi-Y. HARRY BOBCO-V-Monitor: Hi-Y: Honor Society. MARTHA BOOMERSHINE - Frolics: Friendship: Bookshelf: Prom: Senior Play. NICK BORAN- Industrial Arts: Stunt: Class Track, Basketball. . NORBERT BROCKEN 7 Bookshelf: Band, 1: Stunt: Monitor. CLARA BROGDON-Friendship: G. A. A. CLAUDIA BROGDON--Friendship. ODIES BRYANT-Lettermen: Track. STELLA BURKO4Frolics: Friendship: Prom: Com- mercialites: Glee. lAPresident,' 2-V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. CLASS EDITH BURNETT Glee: Friendship. SABBIA BUTCH- Friendship: Prom. GRACE CAPITO. THERESA CARDONE. MARY IANE CARNAHAN -- Student Council. 1 Honor Society: Frolics: Booster: Friendshi : Echoes? P Aeneid: Psychology: Prom: Alpha-Lits: Speakers Honor Student: Commencement. RUTH CARVEH Zoology. VINCENT CETRONE fno picturel Orchestra: Chem- istry: Monitor. NICK CHARNAS Industrial Arts. 1: Monitor: Hi-Y KEITH CONKLIN Monitor. BETTY COOPER Glee. CLYDE CULVEH Band: Industrial Arts: Student Council: Monitor: Hi-Y. ALVIN DAILY Frolics: Band: Letterman: Psycholo- gy: Safety: Football: Monitor: Hi-Y: Cheerleader: Glee. CHRISTINE DASCOULIAS-Y Friendship: G. A. A.: Prom. ROBERTA DAUGHERTY -Friendship. KATHLEEN DAVIES Friendship: Spanish, 4: Glee: Dramatic: A Cappella: Echoes: Prom: Honor So- ciety: Senior Assembly Committee: Commencement- HOWARD DUNMIRE Frolics: French, 1: Bookshelf. 1: Student Council: A Cappella, 2: Lettermen: Foot- ball: Track: Monitor: Hi-Y: Prom: Glee: Com- mencement. I-President: 2 V. President: Sf' Secretary: 4 Treasurer. Page Twenty-one lt. IANUARY EDWARD EXLER Frolics: Booster: French. 1: Book- shelf: Student Council: Lettermen, Z: Football: Mon- itor: Prom: Hi-Y. RITA FAGAN Friendship: G. A. A. HELEN FAIRMAKES-Friendship: G. A. A. DONALD FALES- Frolics: Dramatic: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y: Senior Play. WILLIAM FASOCK. ROSE ELLA FERRANCE-Friendship: G. A. A.: Com' mercialites. OREST FIYALKO-Monitor. IACK FOUNDOULIS-Frolics: Industrial Arts: Dra- matic: Zoology: Cheerleader: Hi-Y. EVELYN FRANKS' Frolics: Friendship: French: Ge- ometry: Prom: Speakers: Senior Play. DONALD FREIER- Hi-Eco-Sy: Industrial Arts: Letter- men: Echoes: Track: Aero. CARMELA FRELL- Honor Society: Frolics: Friend- ship: French, 4: Hi-Eco-Sy, 4: Geometry: Band: Dramatic: Chemistry: Safety: Prom: Speakers: Bib- liophilesg Commencement. CLIFTON FRESHER. LESTER FRIEND- Wayne, Pennsylvania: Football: Baseball: Band: Frolics: Bookshelf: Orchestra: Safety: Monitor: Hi-Y: Commencement. DORA FRITZ--Frolics: Friendship: Band: Dramatic: Prom. MARTIN FRITZ W- Honor Society: Frolics: Booster Commercialites, 1: Band: Student Council: Dra matic: Hi-Y: Senior Assembly Committee. 1-President: 2--V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. Page Twenty-two CLASS TED FRONCEK f- Class President: Honor Society Frolics: Booster: Orchestra: Zoology: Chemistry Psychology: Monitor: Prom: Alpha-Lits: Hi-Y, 2 Tri-Square, 4: Senior Play: Commencement. MARY FUTEY--Friendship: Commercialites. ANTOINETTE GALLO-Friendship: Commercialites. 4: Senior Assembly Committee. EDITH GALLOWAY-Frolics: Booster: Friendship French. 3: Bibliophiles: Dramatic: Echoes: Prom Glee. ELIZABETH GISSAHELLI. MARIORIE GLINN-Honor Society: Frolics: Booster Friendship. 1: French: Echoes: Psychology: Prom Alpha-Lita: Senior Play Committee. IAMES GODDARD- Booster: Spanish. 3: Chemistry Psychology: Safety: Monitor: Alpha-Lits: Stamp Prom: Tri-Square: Senior Play Committee. I 1 I LEO GOLDSTON-Honor Society: Frolics: Geometry: Bibliophiles: Debate: Zoology: Monitor: Lens and Shutter: Hi-Y: Senior Play. BETTY GORDON-Friendship: Glee. VIRGINIA GRAY-Friendship. ROSE MARIE GRIGOR - Friendship: Bibliophiles: Prom. DON GUELICH ---W Frolics: Zoology: Monitor: Hi-Y: Senior Play. HARRY GUESMAN-Monitor. PHYLLIS HAMPSON ---- Class Secretary: Frolics: Friendship. Bookshelf: Band: Student Council: Prom: Senior Play. IOHN HANNISHAN. l-President: 2-V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. V . 15 W , ' Page Twenty-three . Y 1' if p i? . t Page Twenty-four IANUARY THANE HARYU Frolics: A Cappella, 1: Commence- ment. WAYNE HELSLEY- -Class Track. GENEVIEVE HILB-Friendship: Aeneid: Hi-Eco-Sy, Z: Dramatic: Echoes: Psychology: Prom: Honor So- ciety. IOHN HILTABIDDLE - - Hi-Eco-Sy: Industrial Arts: Debate: Chemistry. 1: Monitor: Lens and Shutter: Aero: Hi-Y, 3: Tri-Square: Prom. BETTY HINKLE- Frolics: Friendship: French: Stu- dent Council: A Cappella: Prom: Commencement. MADELINE HUMES- -fff Friendship: G. A. A.: Zoology. 3: Cheerleader: Prom: Senior Play Committee: Honor Society. BETTY HURD Friendship: Dramatic. IAMES HYDE -- Class Treasurer: Booster: Biblio- philes, 1: Band: Student Council: Echoes: Prom: I-Ii-Y: Senior Play Committee. BILL IASTATT -Spanish: Zoology: Monitor: Aero. EMILY IEWELL-Honor Society: Friendship: Aeneid: Bibliophiles: Hi-Eco-Sy, Z: Student Council: Echoes. Editor: Saiety Council: Speakers: Senior Play Com- mittee: Honor Student: Commencement. FREIDA IEWELLW-Friendship. SIDNEY IOHNSON--Zoology: Monitor. BETTY JUSTICE M Booster: Friendship: Spanish: High Life: Commercialites: Safety: Prom. DON KEMP Frolics: High Lights: High Life: Safety: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y: Glee. FREDHICK KENDALL- Band: Monitor. 1-President: 2-V. President: 3--Secretary: 4-Treasurer? CLASS BILL KENDIG Spanish: Echoes. HELEN KERWIN - Booster: Friendship: Aeneid: French. l: Geometry: Psychology, 3: Prom: Alpho- Lits. 3: Glee: Honor Society. CORNELIA KING Honor Society: Frolics: Friend- ship: Aeneid: French. 2: Bookshelf, 3: Hi-Eco-Sy: Psychology: Prom: Glee. LILLIAN KING Friendship: Echoes. BOB KIRK Frolics: Lettermen: Zoology, l. 2. 3. 4: Chemistry: Echoes: Truck: Monitor: Lens and Shutter. 2. 3: Aero: Prom: Hi-Y: Glee. WALTER BRADLEY. DIANA KLINGENSMITH f Friendship: Aeneid. 3: High Lights: High Life: Prom: Glee: Honor Society. BOB KLINGER-'Industrial Arts: Zoology: Monitor HARRY KRASNOFF---Frolics: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y. EUGENE KRASOWSKI- --Industrial Arts: Aero. WILLIAM KYSER Monitor: Hi-Y: Tri'Squcrre. VIOLA LANNING - Frolics: Friendship: French Prom: Band. DOROTHY LARDIS-'Honor Society: Frolics: Friend ship, 4: French: Bibliophiles, 2: Student Council Echoes: Prom: Senior Plcry. CLARA LENIO-- Friendship. LEONARD LESNOSKI--Student Council. 1-President: 2' V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. Page Twenty-fi ve 1 CHARLES LUCY - Frolics: Booksheli: Chemistry: Stunt: Track: Monitor: Class Basketball: Baseball: Tri-Square: Hi-Y. WILLIAM LUNDER Industrial Arts: Monitor: Class Basketball. ELEANOR MACKLIN -Friendship. IAMES MANNION. IOSEPI-IINE MARINI--Commercialites. GLEN MARSHMAN -Honor Society: Spanish: Geom- etry: Zoology: Safety: Monitor: Hi-Y. 3: Senior Play. ROBERT MARTIN Zoology: Monitor: I-Ii-Y. IANUARY DONALD MASSARY-Monitor: I'-Ii-Y. BETTY MCCORKLE Frolics: Friendship: Band: Prom. WILLIAM MCDERMOTT - Industrial Arts: Zoology: Safety: Class Track: Monitor: Prom: I-Ii-Y. 4. GEORGE MEHOLICK. IR.--Bibliophiles: Hi-Eco-Sy: Geometry: Orchestra: Echoes: Safety: Aero: Prom: Hi-Y, 4: Honor Society. RICHARD MILES -f- Frolics: Orchestra: Band: Foot- ball: Track: Monitor: Hi-Y. BILL MILLER. BETTY MINNICK-f-Friendship: Band. BETTY MINTON. 1--President: 2--V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. Page Twenty-six CLASS BETTY MURRAY. DORIS NEWHARD Frolics: Friendship, 3, 4: Book- shelf: Glee. DAVID NEWMAN' -Frolics: High Lights: Dramatic Debate: Tennis: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y: Senior Play WALDER NIEMI 7 Industrial Arts: A Cappella Track. NUNZIO OGNIBENE-f Zoology: Monitor. DANIEL O'LEARY Frolics: Student Council: Letter- men: Safety: Golf: Track: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y. ROBERT ORELL f - Industrial Arts: Echoes: Aero, Honor Society. PETE PALOVICH -Lettermen: Baseball: Aero. SOPHIE PAPADAKIS. HENRY PARISE Industrial Arts. MARY PARKER- -Frolics: Band. IOHN PAVLINAC. soPH1E PAxos. EUGENE PEALER scommemiqlnesg Zoology: Mom. ' tor: Hi-Y. ROBERT PERCICH Class Track: Monitor. 1-President: 2 V. President: 3-Secretary: 4YTreasure1. Page Twenty-seven A THOMAS PERIOL - Monitor. DICK PIERCE Booster: Bookshelf: Lettermen: Psy- chology, I: Track: Cheerleader: Monitor: Hi-Y. IEAN POLLIANA Friendship: Commercialites. IANE QUINN Friendship. ANGELO RAPONE Industrial Arts: Hi-Y. MARIAN READY Honor Society: Frolics: Friend- ship. 3: French: Student Council: Echoes: Safety: Prom: Alpha-Lits, 3: Senior Play. HAROLD REESE Frolics: Chemistry: Stunt: Monitor: Tri-Square: Football: Senior Assembly Committee. BETTY REICHARD - Frolics: Friendship: Aeneid: Chemistry: Prom: Alpha-Lits. IANUARY PAUL RINGSMITH Detroit. Michigan: Service: Hon- or Society: Aeneid: Bibliophiles: Chemistry: Class Track: Monitor: Honor Student: Echoes, Manager: Commencement. WILMA IANE ROBERTS -Frolics: Friendship: Book- shelf: Band: Safety: Prom. RUTH RONALD Frolics: Friendship: Band: Student Council. NEIL RONYAK - Lettermen: Track: Monitor. CORNELIA ROSS. RANDALL ROTH -Industrial Arts: Student Council: Class Track: Baseball: Monitor: Aero: Hi-Y: Tri- Square. SULO SANDY--High Lights: Class Track: Monitor. 1-President: 2 V. President: 3-Secretary: 4 -Treasurer. ps Page Twenty-eight CLASS :Q .. -- f x yin- Q Lg. IOSEPHINE SARTORIO-f Frolics: Friendship: Prom. KATIE SAXON G. A. A.: Prom. GERALDINE SAYERS Orchestra: Band. ROBERT SCHAFFER---Frolics: A Cappella: Zoology: Hi-Y: Commencement. CLINTON SCI-IILLINGEReZoology: Monitor. WILLIAM SCHOULTZ- -Industrial Arts: Class Track: Stamp. GEORGE SCHRADER -e Honor Society: Frolics: Booster. 1: Bibliophiles: Student Council: Chemis- try: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y, 2: Speakers: Commence- ment. HOWARD SCHWARTZ Monitor: Glee. A A 5 ., .P JEAN SCOTT' Friendship: A Cappella. 4: Safety: Commencement. DARRELL SHEESLEY-Class Track: Aero. MARGARET SHIRRAN-eF1o1ics: Friendsdhip: French: Bookshelf: Band: Chemistry: Psychology: Prom. FANNIE SIRKOf G. A. A. VIRGINIA SLYK--Commercialites. EARL P. SMITH--Industrial Arts: Monitor. MARIORIE SMITH-f'Honor Society, 3: Friendship, 2. 4: Aeneid: French: Hi-Eco-Sy: Student Council. 3: Psychology, 3, 4: Prom: Alpha-Lits, 4: Glee. I-President: 2-V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. Page Twenty-nine ,, YL N fj2lf . ,F Page Thirty I-Presiden IANUARY ALBERT SOTAK-Industrial Arts: Golf: Hi-Y: Senior Play. IEAN SPIER-Friendship. REBECCA STAN-Friendship: Commercialites. IOE STANICH-Class Vice President: Honor Society. 1: Frolics: Bookshelf, 2: Student Council: Dramatic Z l ' ' ' oo ogy, Chemistry. 2, Football: Track: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y: Senior Play. JOHN STEFANOfIndustrial Arts. DONALD STEPHENSON -- Did not graduate Cwith- drawn from schoolb. FRANKLIN STEVENS' -Frolics: Industrial Arts: Aero: Glee. CLARENCE STEWART---Track. ANDY SUCHEY. RAYMOND SUCHIU- Stunt. AUNE SUI. . . . ., ry: Band: Echoes. ONEN - Frolics' G A A' Geomet MADELINE SUTAK - Friendship: Commercialites: Glee. IENNIE TABACCO-sG. A. A.: Prom. MARGARET THOMAS -N Booster: Friendship: Glee: Prom. E. DALE TREGONING-Frolics: Booster: Bookshelf: Band: Student Council: Monitor: Prom: Tri-Square: Hi-Y: Lens and Shutter. t: 2-V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. CLASS EDNA URMSON-Friendship: Dramatic. RICHARD VAN FOSSAN-Frolics: Bookshelf. 4: Let- termen: Tennis: Golf: Class Track: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y. 1. ANNE WARD-G. A. A.. 1. 2. WARD WARREN-lno picture! Booksheli: Lettermen: Football. LAWRENCE WATKINS-Class Basketball: Baseball. ALFRED WELLS. SANDY WEST - Band: Zoology: Track: Monitor: Prom. HAROLD WETZEL-Frolics: Band: Monitor: Prom: Alpha-Lits: Hi-Y: Senior Play Committee: Senior WARREN WICK--Industrial Arts: Zoology: Monitor: Tri-Square. DAVID WILLIAMS-Frolics: Band: Monitor: Aero: Hi-Y: Senior Play. MERLE COOK. ROBERT WILLIAMS-Industrial Arts: Aero. LUCILLE WILSON-Friendship: Glee. MARGUERITE WILSON-Honor Society: Friendship Aeneid. 1: Bibliophiles: Hi-Eco-Sy: Echoes. Assist ant Editor. DONALD WITALA-Industrial Arts. ANNE YOVICH-G. A. A. Play. 1-President: 2-V. President: 3NSecretary: 4-Treasurer. Page Thirty-one ,vw-., Page Thirty-two IANUARY - l UNE MARY ZAKRAISEK. STANLEY ZAUCHA -Lettermen: Baseball. MARGARET ZIGMONT. lUNE CLASS BETTY ADAMSW Friendship: G. A. A., 1. 2. 3: Com- mercialites: Echoes: Glee: Honor Society. ROBERT AGLER-Honor Society: Safety: Alpha Lits: Geometry: A Cappella: Monitor. BERNICE AHART -f-- French: Chemistry: Echoes. THERESA ALEX -Friendship: Commercialites. HELEN IANE ALLEN - Frolics: French: Bookshelf: Friendship: Psychology. RAYMOND ANDERSON-Monitor. IOHN ARKWRIGHT Booster: Geometry: Chemistry: Monitor: Hi-Y: Alpha Lits. RUTH ARMSTRONG-G. A. A.: Echoes. IOHN BADIN f-High Life: Hi-Eco-Sy: Dramatic: De- bate, 1: Honor Society: Senior Play. 1AP1esident: 2eV. President: 3eSecretary,' 4--Treasurer. CLASS if Qs DAVID BALDWIN. AGNES BANYON-Friendship: G. A. A.: Commer- cxalites. BETTY BARGER-High Lights: G. A. A .: Commer- cialites: Glee. ELSIE BARNABOV--Commercialites. LOIS BARNOFF- Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy. CATHERINE BARSON - French: Commercialites: Safety. STELLA BATTISTA -- Honor Society: Friendship: French: Bibliophiles: I-Ii-Eco-Sy: Dramatic: Chem- istry. 3. 4: Echoes: Prom. BEULAH BAUGHMAN. GEORGE BAUGHMAN - Honor Society: Frolics: Booster: Geometry. 1: Student Council: Chemistry. 1: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y. 1: Alpha Lits. 1: Class Officer. 2. LEWIS BAUGHMAN-Honor Society, Z: Booster. 1. 4: P h - ' ' ' syc oloqy, Safety, Monitor: Prom: H1-Y. 1: Alpha Lits. 2: Commencement. BETTY BEACHf-Friendship. ELMER BIGG-Industrial Arts: Echoes: Aero, 1. STEVE BLAZEKeBasebaIl: Monitor. NANCY LEE BLOUNT-Frolics: Booster: Friendship: French: Bookshelf: Zoology. ROBERT BOCK -Monitor: Glee. 1-President: 2 WV. President: 3-Secr t ' 4 e ary, -Treasurer. Page Thirty-three Q . Page Thirty-four IUNE KATIE BOURNIA-WCommercialites. ROBERT BOYD-e -Zoology: Monitor. GEORGE BOYER, IR.- -Frolics: Dramatic: A Cap- pella: Monitor: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Hi-Y: Senior Play Committee: Senior Play. THURLOW BOYER-Honor Society: French: Hi-Eco- Sy: Student Council: Psychology: Safety: Monitor. Prom: Hi-Y: Alpha Lits: Frolics. MARGUERITE BOYLE-fffHowland. Ohio: Commercial- ites: A Cappella: Glee. WALLACE BRAIN- -Safety. ROVENIA BROGDON. LOUISE BROOKS- Commercialites. ALBERT BROWNAfNiles, Ohio: Monitor. DOROTHY BROWN--Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy. WILLIAM BULLER - Student Council: Basketball: Monitor: Hi-Y. ROLAND BURGER-Frolics: Band: Student Council: Tennis: Monitor: Hi-Y: Psychology: Senior Play: Senior Assembly Committee. WILLIAM BURGESS -- French: Chemistry: Class Track: Prom: Honor Society. ALVIN BURNER - Honor Society: Aeneid: Biblio- philes, 2: A Cappella: Chemistry: Class Track: Monitor: Frolics: Commencement. IEANNE BUSCH-Echoes. 1-President: 2-V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer CLASS ROBERT BUSH High Lights: High Life: Geometry, 2 Industrial Arts: Zoology, 2. 4: Echoes: Alpha Lits. BARBARA BYARD - Frolics: Booster: Friendship French: Bookshelf: Student Council: Dramatic Prom: Alpha Lits: Senior Play: Honor Society. ROSEMARY CADE Friendship. RITA CAMP Friendship: Zoology: Chemistry. CELESTE CAMPANA -Friendship: Commercialites. HERMAN CAMPANA-f-Frolics: Commercialites: Stu- dent Council: Stunt. PAUL CAMPBELL Frolics: Orchestra, 1: Aero: Hi-Y Band: Senior Assembly Committee. GREGORY CAPITO Football: Class Track, Basket- ball. Baseball: Monitor. CECIL CARLETON Honor Society: Booster: Geom- etry: Bibliophiles: Band: Student Council: Dramatic Safety: Chemistry: Psychology: Stunt: Monitor Prom: Hi-Y: Alpha Lits. IAMES CARR-fZooloqy: Psychology: Safety: Moni- tor: Hi-Y: Alpha Lits: Frolics: Senior Play. ERNEST CHASSER Frolics: Class Basketball, Base- ball. ELEANOR CHINNOCK -Frolics: Friendship: French: Bookshelf: Hi-Eco-Sy: A Cappella. LUCY CIPRIANI Orchestra. HUGH CLAGETT -A Frolics: Band: Industrial Arts Lettermen: Tennis: Monitor: Hi-Y: Class Basketball Baseball. IENE CLINEFELTER Frolics: Friendship: Bookshelf Band: Glee. I-President: 2 V. President: 3 --Secretary: 4 -Treasurer. ir.:-4 W Page Thirty-five MARY ANN CLINEFELTER -- Friendship: Student Council: Commercialites. MAMIE COLLINS. OLGA CONDOLEON. EUGENE COOLE Industrial Arts: Monitor. IAMES COOPER--Student Council: Monitor. SID COSTELLO- Monitor: Aero. IOHN H. COX. RICHARD COX --- Class Vice President: Honor S0- ciety. 1: Aeneid. 1: Bibliophiles, 1: Student Coun cil, 2: Dramatic: ' mencement. Chemistry: Monitor: H1-Y: Com- TUNE IAMES CROFFORD 4 North Iackson, Ohio: Student Council: Cheerleader: Bookshelf: Dramatic, l: Hi- Y: Prom: Senior Play. ELIZABETH CRUM -Glee: Friendship G. A. A.: Com- mercialites: Honor Society. IUNE CUNNINGHAM--Friendship: Commercialites, l. IACK CURRIE-Honor Society: Frolicsi Band: Safety Council. 1: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Senior As- sembly Committee. ARNOLD D'AMICO--Lettermen: Football! Basketball: Baseball: Track: Prom. IOE DANIELS-Bookshelf: Psychology: Monitor: Hi-Y: Class Baseball, Basketball: Senior Play. SHIRLEY DAVIS-Friendship. 1-President: 2-V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. ,f- Page Thirty-six CLASS HENRY DeFOOR-V Class Baseball: Track. GEORGIE DENNIS -- Friendship: Spanish: Biblio- git T A , 4 ll , ,va as CARMEN DiMAURO Baseball Class Basketball philes: Geometry: Orchestra: Chemistry: Echoes, Monitor. Prom: Honor Society: Senior Play. ANGELIN A DiPERNA Friendship FRANCIS DEVLIN-Lorain, Ohio: Cheerleader: Hi-Y: Monitor: Hobby Club: Bookshelf: High Life: Letter- men: Psychology: Prom: Frolics. HELYN DeWITT f Morgantown, West Va.: Friendship. PHYLLIS DICKERSON--Friendship, 3: French: Book- GEORGE DIENSTBIERH Dramatic: Glee. tor: Hi-Y: Track. MARTHA DRAY Frolics Friendship French Book shelf: Student Council Prom C. E. DILLEY - Class President: Honor Society: ketball. Baseball. Frolics: Booster: French: Bookshelf: Geometry: Stu- dent Council: Debate: Zoology: Psychology: Safety: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y: Chemistry: Track: Senior Play Committee: Senior Play: Commencement: Shutter, 3: Prom. l-President: 2' eV. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer Page Thirty-seven LOUIS DiLORETO-- Industrial Arts l 2 BILL DIXON-Bookshelf Lettermen Football Mom BILL DRENNEN-wFrol1cs Monitor H1Y Class Bas LAWRENCE DRENNEN A Cappella Honor Society MARIAN DRESCHER Frolics Friendship Lens and Page Thirty-eight I UNE DAVID DUCHE Bookshelf: Industrial Arts: Monitor: Hi-Y. PETE DUDEK. NORMA IEAN ELWELL -- Friendship: Bibliophilesi Geometry: A Cappella: Prom: Senior Play: Com- mencement. DOROTHY ELWOODV --Friendship. MARGARET EMERY -- Friendship: French: Chemis- try: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Frolics: Senior Play Committee: Honor Society. LILLIAN ETHERINGTON-friendship: Glee. IAMES EUSTACE-Dramatic: A Cappella. 4. RALPH EVANS-Industrial Arts. ROBERT EVANS-Frolics: Booster: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y: Psychology. THOMAS EWING-Band: Prom. IOSEPHINE FABRIZIO--Friendship: G. A. A.: Glee. ANN FALKINBURG-Friendship. MARY FILKORN-Honor Society: Friendship: French. 3: Echoes: Prom: Honor Student: Commencement. WONA FINIeBooster: Friendship: Glee. ALBERT FLASCK-Frolics: Band. 1: Industrial Arts: Zoology: Stunt. 1-President: 2-V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. CLASS MARGARET FODOR G. A. A. VERA FOUNDOULIS Friendship: French. MIKE FRENCHKO. WILLAVINE FRYEA Band. CHESTER GALBREATH -e Frolics: High Life: Band: Stunt. ANNA GRACE GEE--Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy. MARY GENTITHES w Honor Society: Friendship: Bibhophiles: Student Council: A Cappella: Prom: Glee: Commercialites. RICHARD GEORGE Industrial Arts. IAMES GEORGES--Farrell, Pa.: Frolics: Spanish: In dustrial Arts: Student Council. VICTORIA GI-IINDIA-Friendship. IEAN GILMOUR-V Friendship: Commercialites: Lens and Shutter: Prom. VONNE GONDER-4Janton. Ohio: Student Council, 3, 4: Cheerleader: Friendship: Frolics: Psychology: Bookshelf. LOUIS GOODMAN'-'Fro1ics: Booster: Bookshelf: Dra- matic: Lettermen: Cheerleader: Monitor: Senior Assembly Committee. IUNE GRAICIARW Friendship: Commercialites. MATILDA GRAMLA -Friendship: G. A. A.: Commer- cialites. 1-President: 2- V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. Page Thirty-nine I UNE 6 . Q .75 L- LOUISE GRAVELINEfFriendship: A Cappella. RAYMOND GREEN-Industrial Arts: Monitor. FLORENCE GRGURICH-Commercialites. BETTY GROW- Frolics: Friendship: Band: Chemistry. EVELYN HAKALA A - Friendship: Dramatic: Frolics: Commercialites. ROBERT HALL--Orchestra: Band: Stunt: Monitor. ALBERTA HANCOCK--Friendship. GUY HARRIS - Frolics: Booster: Bookshelf: Geom- etryi Monitor: Hi-Y: Student Council: Lettermen Zoology: Golf: Class Track: Prom. HELEN HART-New York, N. Y.: Class Otticer, 1: Dramatic: Friendship: Bookshelf: Psychology. ELLEN HAWTHORNE-AFrolics: Friendship: French: Hi-Eco-Sy: Band. CHARLES HAYES-Industrial Arts: Monitor. BESSIE MAE HEBENSTREIT-Honor Society: Friend- ship: High Lights: High Life: Geometry: Saiety: Commercialites. WILLIAM HECKATHORN--Aero. STEVE HELDACK--Baseball: Monitor: Class Base- ball. Basketball. EMERSON HENRY-Bookshelf: A Cappella: Letter- men: Zoology: Football: Monitor: Hi-Y: Boxing: Class Officer. 1. 5 I-President: 2-V. President: 3eSecretary: 4-Treasurer. Page Forty CLASS EDYTHE HERST -f - Friendship: French: Bibliophilesi Dramatic: Prom: Cauldron. JAMES HIGGINS-Zoology. FRANK HILL. DOROTHY HINTEN- -Booster: Friendship: Spanish. 3: High Lights: High Life: Geometry: Chemistry: Glee: Cauldron, Editor: Honor Society. ROBERT HOFFMAN- Bookshelf: Industrial Arts: Let- termen, l: Football: Baseball: Monitor: Hi-Y. SAM HUDSON. WILLARD HURST-'High Lights: High Life: Hi-Eco- Sy: Geometry: Echoes. DELBERT HYDE -Bookshelf: Monitor: Hi-Y. FREDA HYMAN Frolics: Friendship: Aeneid: Geom- etry: Band: Echoes: Prom: Honor Society. IOHN IHRIG-Pittsburgh, Pa.: Stunt: Football: Track: Safety: Frolics: Bibliophiles: Monitor: Hi-Y: Senior Play. IOHN IACOBS- -Track. LEWIS IENKINS -f-- Frolics: Industrial Arts: Class Basketball, Baseball. BETTY IOHNS-Friendship: Commercialites. BETTY L. IOHNSON Frolics: Friendship: French: Bookshelf: Hi-Eco-Sy: A Cappella: Safety: Prom: Senior Play. BETTY M. IOHNSON--Columbus, Ohio: Monitor: Stu- dent Council: Friendship: Aeneid. 1-President: Z'--V. President: 3eSecretary: 4-Treasurer. Page Forty-one IUN E IAMES IOHNSON French: Lettermen: Football. EDMOND KEEPER- -Monitor: Hi-Y. MARTHA IOHNSON--Friendship. 1: French: Book- GORDON KELLOGGEG eometry: Class Track: Base- shelf: Prom: Frolics. ban' FRANK KERSHNER-'Class Baseball: Football: Mon- HUGH IONES. itor. RICHARD IONES--Monitor: Dramatic: Safety. MARY KALAFSKY -Friendship: Commercialites. DAISY KIHN. RICHARD KIRKPATRICK-Zoology: Monitor: Aero. ALLAN KALTENBAUGH -- Industrial A . MICHAEL KONDOLEON-Athens. Greece. rts: Monitor: Glee. FRANK KONOPKA--Stunt: Monitor: Hi-Y. ROBERT KARL Zoology: Safety: Class Track. BETTY KONTOS--G. A. A. 1-President: 2-V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. Page Forty-two CLASS EUGENE KOONTZ I-Ii-Eco-Sy: Industrial Arts: Class Track: Aero. EARL KOPNISKY. ANDREW KOSTYO. HELEN KRIVONAK- Friendship: G. A. A.. 4: Com- mercialites: Student Council: Safety. MILDRED LAW Brookville, Pa.: Leaders: Library: Publications Staff: Friendship. EDWIN LEAR- Bookshelf: Industrial Arts: Zoology: Football: Class Track: Monitor: Hi-Y: Frolics. KENNETH LeBAR-Frolics: Orchestra, 4: Band: Chem- istry: Safety: Class Track. Baseball, Basketball. ANELMA LEHTIMAKI - Honor Society: Friendship: Commercialites. ELEANOR LENGYELeFriendship. MARIE LEPOSKYW High Lights: High Life. BETTE LICHENSTEIN--McKeesport, Pa.: Orchestra: Glee: Debate: Student Council: Friendship: Book- shelf: Dramatic, 2: Senior Play. DON LOVETT - Honor Society, 2: Aeneid: Biblio- philes: Band, 4: Echoes: Psychology: Monitor: Lens and Shutter: Aero, 1. 3, 4: Hi-Y. FANNIE LUNDY-'Frolics: Friendship: Band. AUDREY LYNN-Honor Society: Booster, 3: Friend- ship: Aeneid: G. A. A.: Geometry: Orchestra: Frolics: Glee: Speakers. DAN LYONS-Bookshelf: Industrial Arts: Lettermen: Football: Class Track: Hi-Y. 1-President: 2'-V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. Page Forty-three Q.. Q-4 GRE. GEORGE MACKEY Class Track. Baseball. MATTHEW MAGGIANO- -Class Track. IOANNE MALMROSE--Friendship: French: Hi-Eco- Sy: Dramatic. LEONARD MARCELLO-Student Council: Dramatic: A Cappella: Lettermen: Safety: Baseball: Class Track, Basketball: Hi-Y: Monitor. BERNICE MARIAN. ANN MARTIN G. A. A. RALPH MARTIN--Honor Society: Frolics: Spanish. 2. 4: Hi-Eco-Sy: Geometry: Student Council: Zoolo- gy: Chemistry: Stunt: Prom: Hi-Y: Stamp: Alpha Lits: Senior Play: Honor Student: Commencement. FRED MARZULLO Industrial Arts: Lettermen: Foot- ball: Basketball: Track. TUNE ALBERT MASAITIS Zoology: Glee: Class Track. MARIE MASCIO. PHYLLIS MATHENY. THERESA MAYO Friendship. SARA MCCANN-Memphis, Tenn.: Cleveland, Ohio: Friendship: Commercialites: A Cappella. MARGARET MCCLELLAND -Commercialites: Friend- ship. MARIORIE MCCLURE -- Class Secretary: Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Aeneid: French: Bookshelf: Student Council: Lettermen: Psychology: Cheer- leader: Prom: Alpha Lits: Glee: Senior Assembly Committee. l--President: 2-V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. Page Forty-four CLASS CAMILLE McCORKLEMFrench. MIRIAM MCELRAVY-Frolics: Friendship: French, 4: Bibllophiles: Dramatic: Echoes: Prom. ELEASE McKINNEYHFrench. THOMAS MCMAHON-Frolics: Bookshelf: Lettermen Psychology: Football: Hi-Y: Monitor: Senior Play MARY ANN MEOLA--Friendship: Commercialites. WILLIAM MERLINO-Mt. Union. Pa. . WILLIAM MICHALOVICH-Leavittsburg, Ohio: In dustrial Arts. MARGARET MILLER - -Zoology. WILMA IEAN MILLERMYoungstown. Ohio: G. A. A. Friendship. REGINA MOCK - - Friendship: Psychology: Prom Frolics. CHARLES MORAN - Honor Society: Spanish: Stu dent Council: Dramatic: Echoes: Hi-Y. IANICE MORGAN-Frolics: Friendship: Bookshelf A Cappella: Psychology. AUDREY MORROW-McKeesport, Pa.: Student Coun- cil: Library: Commercialites: Friendship. EUGENE MOSER- Frolics: Booksheli: Monitor. MARY MOUGIANISPFriendship: French: Chemistry l-President: 2-V. President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. Page F orty-five Ni Q in-. 'Q N . LQ H. ,, 5+ :Mis it fr K Q r f Mufti.. fn'f-we 1 5 ' i A t, y 'lr r 5 , .W J Page Forty-six IUNE MURIEL MULLIGAN f Euclid, Ohio: High Lights: High Life: Dramatic: Debate, 3. 4: Chemistry: Psychology: Friendship: Prom: Speakers. ALBERT MYERS--Honor Society: Frolics: Spanish, l: Geometry: Student Council: Zoology: Chemistry, Aero: Prom: Hi-Y: Alpha Lits: Honor Student: Com- mencement: Senior Play. RUSSELL MYERS Chemistry, 3: Aero, 3: Monitor: Hi-Y. IRENE NELMS Friendship: Commercialites. IOAN NEMCOSKY. MARY NEMETZ -V Friendship: French: Bookshelf: Dramatic: Safety: Prom. NORA NEUMEISTER Friendship. MARILYN NORTON Friendship: French: Biblio- philes: Dramatic: Prom. HARRY O'BRIEN' French: Bibliophiles: Chemistry: Safety: Monitor: Prom. MARY K. O'CONNOR Honor Society: Friendship: French, 2: Bibliophiles: Hi-Eco-Sy: Dramatic: Chem- istry: Echoes: Prom: Psychology. IOHN ONDER Zoology: Safety: Stamp. IANE O'ROURKE Friendship: Bookshelf: Student Council. ARLINE OSWALD- Frolics: Friendship: Spanish: G. A. A.: Band: Student Council. HELEN OTT 7 - Friendship: High Lights: Hi-Eco-Sy: Safety: Zoology: Commercialites. RAY PADGETT Aero: Monitor: Hi-Y. 1-President: 2 V. President: 3 Secretary: 4 Treasurer CLASS DOMINIC PALMER-f-Wyandotte. Michigan: Monitor: Commercialites: Basketball. GEORGE PANKO Track. BESSIE PANTELAKIS- -Friendship: French. BEVERLY PARDEE Friendship: Band: Hi-Eco-Sy. BUSTER PARKER - 7 Bookshelf: Zoology: Lettermen' A Cappella: Student Council: Monitor: Hi-Y: Foot: hall: Frollcs: Senior Play. ALFONSE PASCALE- Industrial Arts: Football. BARBARA PAUSE Friendship: Stamp: Chemistry. RUTH PEALER Booster: Debate: Friendship: Span- ish: Geometry: Dramatic: Alpha Lits: Prom: Honor Society. CORRINE PERRY -- Frolics: Friendship: French. l Bibliophiles: Hi-Eco-Sy: Echoes: Dramatic. 3: Prom Senior Play: Honor Society. SAM PETKOVICH-- Bookshelf: Monitor: Hi-Y. IOHN PETRICH A Cappella: Stamp: Industrial Arts MARTHA PIETILA -- Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy: Com mercialites, 4: Echoes: Honor Society. FLORA PINION. ROBERT PITCHER Frolics: Band: Industrial Arts: Class Track: Monitor. EDWARD PLUNKARD Monitor: Class Basketball Baseball. l-President: 2- V. President: 3'-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. Page F orty-seven EP 5 5 1 :T 5 , I .. f K I Page Forty-eight IUNE IESSIE POPIELEC-Friendship: G. A. A.: Glee. ANNE POPP-G. A. A.: A Cappella: Echoes. LOIS PORTER-Frolics: Friendship: Bibliophiles. 3: A Cappella: Safety: Glee: Prom. ANGELO PRINCE -4 Commercialites: Monitor: Lens and Shutter: A Cappella: Safety: Glee: Frolics. ELLEN PROTOMASTER!Friendship. FRANK RACHER-Geometry: Hi-Y: Class Track: In- dustrial Arts: Honor Society. WILLIAM RADERfTrack. EUGENE REED. GRACE REED- Friendship: Band: Student Council: Safety: Prom: Lens and Shutter. IAMES REED. IOE REEDf-Class Basketball. IUNE REED- Honor Society: Friendship: Bibliophiles: Chemistry: Echoes, Editor. ROBERT REED. DONALD REESE - Student Council, 1: Class Presi- dent: Honor Society: Booster: Bookshelf: Geometry: Class Track: Hi-Y: Monitor: Prom: Commencement. DON REMALIAY-Band: Monitor: Aero: Hi-Y. 1-President: 2eV. President: 3'-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. CLASS CORA ROBB-Friendship: Commercialites: A Cap- pella. BOB ROBERTSA Zoology: Hi-Y: Monitor: Boxing. RODHY ROBERTS Bookshelf: Football: Boxing. RUTH RONYAK Friendship: G. A. A.: Chemistry. HENRY ROSE'-V-Monitor: Aero. MARY ANN ROSSI. LESLIE RUSSELL Monitor. GERALDINE RUTHERFORD - Friendship: A Cap- pella: Glee. BERNICE RYABIK -Friendship: Commercialites: Or- chestra. VIENNA SAARI Class Treasurer: Honor Society. 3. 4: Scliety, 4: Student Council: Honor Student: Com- mencement. IEANNE SAFFEN-f-Friendship: Frolics. MARGUERITE SAILERS. MARY SAMUELS -- Frolics: Friendship: Geometry: Band: Glee: Dramatic. FRANK SCATTINO, GEORGE SCHNEIDER Frolics: Zoology: Chemistry: Football: Track. 1- President: 2-V. President: 3- Secretary: 4-Treasurer. Paqe F ortv-nine LUCY SCIULLO Friendship: Spanish: High Life: Commercialites: Dramatic: Prom: Honor Society. IAMES I. SCOTT Honor Society: Frolics: Booster, Spanish: Bibliophiles: Geometry: Chemistry, 1: Or chestra. 1: Student Council, Z: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y IDA SEBBEN 7 Friendship: French: Safety: Prom Echoes, Assistant Editor: Honor Society. DOLORES SENTNER' -Friendship: Band. GLORIA SHAFER Frolics: Friendship: A Cappella. LEO SHINE Windham, Ohio: Track: Monitor. MARY CATHERINE SHOWACRE Friendship French: Bookshelf. 3: Hi-Eco-Sy: Dramatic: Echoes Psychology. IOHN SHUSHEREBA- Zoology. HERBERT SIBSON Diamond, Ohio: Band, Baseball ISADORE SILVER Echoes: Monitor: Class Track: Hi Y: Glee. 1. SHIRLEY SIMON Frolics: Friendship: Psychology. FRANK SIMONE Honor Society: Spanish: Biblio- philes: Student Council: Lettermen: Safety Council Tennis: Monitor: Prom: Hi-Y: Stamp. ROBERT SMELTZER- Track: Class Track. DUANE SMITH Did not graduate Cwithdrawnl. BENNY SOLLITTO' Spanish: Bookshelf: High Lights High Life: Prom: Hi-Y: Honor Society. I President: 2 V. President: 3 Secretary: 4- Treasurer. Page Fifty IUN E CLASS i N X sf Q fi' A ! X 'rr 133351 A We 'ar bg 5. P . . .1 Q f t. t,, I : - W: S e L ' L f eyiy 1 . iee gh' Aww 5 E2 I t .t I ff CONNIE SPADO Frolics: Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy Commercialites: Band. MARY STEELE Friendship. IACK STEVENS Geometry: Student Council: Moni- tor: Lens and Shutter: Hi-Y. ROY SUTHERLAND Independence. Ohio: Band: Or chestra: Basketball: Track: Monitor: Industrial Arts. TARMO TAIPALE Industrial Arts: Track: Basket ball. MERWYN TAYLOR Lettermen: Track: Monitor. WILLIAM E. TAYLOR Industrial Arts: Dramatic: Zoology. l: Aero, 3: Prom. DICK THOMAS Honor Society: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy, Geometry: Dramatic: Chemistry: Psychology: Safety, 2: Class Track: Monitor: Prom: Booster. ELSIE THOMAS' -Friendship: High Life: Commercial ites: Cauldron: Honor Society. STELLA TOTTEN Friendship: High Lights, Editor High Lite: Commercialites: A Cappella: Safety Glee: Cauldron: Frolics. BETTY TUBBS Frolics: Friendship: Bookshelf: Hi- Eco-Sy: Band. FRED TURNBULL Geometry: A Cappella: Zoology: Chemistry: Aero: Prom: Hi-Y: Stamp. PAUL TURNER Band: Orchestra: Commencement. ROGER TURRELL Prolics: French: Band: Orches- tra: Chemistry: Bibliophiles. WILLARD ULAM Track. 'P 1-President: 2-V. President: 3--Secretary: 4-Treasurer Page Fiftyeone MARY IANE VAN FOSSAN - Frolics: Booster: Friendship: Bookshelf: Student Council: Chemistry: Psychology: Safety. EVELYN VAN HUFFEL-Booster: French: Friendship. 4: Bookshelf: Echoes: Psychology: Prom: Senior Play Committee: Frolics. IOE VENNETTE -V Golf: Monitor: Hi-Y. ANDREW VESCERA-Zoology: Stunt: Aero. DOLORES VIUTTI W- Alliance, Ohio: Geometry: Friendship: G. A. A.: High Lights: High Life: Echoes: Prom: Honor Student: Commencement: Honor Society: Cauldron. LOIS VOLK- -McKeesport, Pa.: Friendship: Glee: Dra- matic. MARGARET VOZAR-Friendship: French: G. A. A.: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Honor Society. 1ffPresident,' 2--V. President 3 Secretary 4 Treasurer Page F iffy two CLASS DAVID WILLIAMS Aeneid: Monitor. FRANKLIN WILLIAMS we Honor Society: Aeneidi French. HELEN WILLIAMS. MARGARET WILLIAMS. BOOKER WILLIAMSON Lettermen: Track: Football. IAMES WILSTER Sharpsville, Pa.: Monitor. SOPI-IIE WOLANZYK G. A. A. HELEN WOLFE- Commercialites. MARGARET WOOD Friendship: Commercialites. IOE ZARICKV -Dramatic. MARY LOUISE ZEH Friendship: French: I-Ii-Eco-Sy: Dramatic: Chemistry: Echoes: Prom. MARY ZERVAS---Honor Society: Bibliophiles: A Cap- pella: Echoes: Prom: Glee: Commencement. ANDY ZOFKO-Frolics: A Cappella: Safety: Stunt: Football: Monitor: Senior Play. I-President: 2'V. President: 3ASecretary: 4-Treasurer. Page F iffy-three lune Class Plav- YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Rear C. E. Dilley, Iames Croiford, Iames Carr, Iames Iohnson twithdrawnl, George Boyer, Corrine Perry. Andy Zotko, Ralph Martin. Next Albert Myers. Norma Elwell, Roland Burger. Front tseatedb Barbara Byard, Bette Lichenstein. Betty L. Iohnson: inset Maxine White. Not in picture Iohn Badin, Buster Parker, Iohn Ihrig. Ioe Daniels. Director Miss Iustine Bettiker. This Kaufman-Hart comedy won the Pulitzer prize and has de- lighted stage and screen audiences everywhere . . . what a happy madhouse results when Grandpa decides money is unimportant: consequently, all members of the family pursue their pet hobbies. Grandpa tGeorgel specializes in stamp collecting. commence- ments, and income tax evasion . . . Penny, the mother, played by Barbara, aims at authorship and painting . . . Essie tBetty Iohnsonl is devotion plus to dancing and hubby, Ed KDilleyJ . . . he, in turn, is nuts on printing . . . Father tAlbertJ and DePinna tRalphi have fireworks mania . . . Russian dancing master CCrotfordJ originates the expression, lt stinks . . . such a riotous house- hold makes the path oi love rough for Alice tCorrine7 and Tony tCarrJ . . . the elite Mr. tRolandl and Mrs. tNormaJ Kirby arrive at the inopportune moment. Other characters: Rheba ta maidl. Maxine White: Donald. Ioe Daniels: Henderson ttax-collectorl, Andy Zoiko: Olga tcountessl. Bette Lichenstein: G-men, Iohn Badin, Buster Parker. Iohn Ihrig. Frolics: Alice Thompson, toe dancer, Bob Gettig, comedian: Louis Goodman at the piano: Indian dancers lane Allen. Monette Weir, Norma Iob, Betty Tubbs . . . the Dux swing- Frank Adgate, Alfred Hughes tat pianol, Bud King. Albert Flasck, Robert Smith, Kenny LeBar. Page Fifty-four lanuary Class Play- THE LATE CHRISTCPHER BEAN Io Beck, Albert Sotak. Ted Froncek, Evelyn Franks, David Newman. Martha Boomershine, Phyllis Hampson. David Williams, Leo Goldston. Director Miss Iustine Bettiker. Io interpreted Sidney Howard's lovable Abby as mov- ingly as did Marie Dressler herself . . . Abby loved deeply Christopher Bean, honored his memory, and cherished his paintings: no amount ot money could bribe her to sell them. Sotak, as Rosen, furnished the laughs with his ram- bunctious bargaining . . . Mrs. Haggett, fMarthal bul- lied her husband fNeWmanl into swindling Abby . . . Martha gave a good exhibition ot the social climber . . . smooth-tongued Tallant CTedD was thwarted by the art critic, Davenport CLeol . . . Susan CPhyllisD got her man, Creamer Cplayed by Williamsl . . . Ada lEvelynD was the perfect snob. Frolics: The Great Koyma tBi1l Cooperh with assistants Bessie Mae I-lebenstreit, Nick De1Duchetto, Pat Dougherty . . . C. E, Dilley, master ol ceremonies, with Donna Diehl. Adalyn McGregor ftwirlersl, Ianice Fleishour Ccomicl. Page F ifty-fi ve Spring Festival of 1940 . . . Mary lane Carnahan, attend ant . . . Queen Helen Iohnston . . . Dora Fritz, attendant Right page-Christmas cheer in Hard ing corridor . . . Debara Williams Dwight Hayes, and lean White lkneel ing? put on finishing touches. 5' ,L 3 Q , ge, -km rw JF. 'X - Q H Hi' 2 K J A . n , X i ' S ,Q ,.f ?- vs., gi' fx' AL ' . It . , ,A . - . - : t 14, x ' . e-auf -R Ma -Nl Qv- A. 2 J .1 .' ,ft 1 , .5 :,,5 4 -- . ' f 'M Y L ,: ax. 'w 'lf'f5 X. fi -HJ-' ku 3 ' 7 14' I' L . 2 I ., i ,. Q - f .. .5 . X74 ., 3, Qs ff'-'i 3'-1 I '73f fg:F Q 7 U a 'I . ,IT uggbd iw, . li v ' . ,- K ' . , ,1 md. - Y. , , V -, gif-F 1 fs - U N' 4, y , x... .QA Pk is J L 9 ' 4. 0 jxxq I 5 : I f , v - ' sf.-Lnlj- A- 'Qg. 35sff5 Q, A I ' a,l,Q5M a - , fvegyg, f -Y, 'V,15f,3 3 .' ' 5 - h KN xi 0. i n,r -I P' f S 'J x U ,, . Wx' 7 ..q. . .K n Q. H, NU' A., -. Rh . X xy ,I ' f :,:,Q145Q' f5g 5 Sftzfbf f ,'.g Dyk, fa , ' wh! - 2 Q , - ilu, ' .Q . ' xlib ' L5 Z, ,J jijg' ,1 .ag Q f - fi If t b 'fc I .B 'f ,,R2x 7 Q 1- 'g ,if1'..g Ag' I D , . W 5. , Y X ? ,. 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Homeroom 215 Mrs. Clara Webb Row Two Mrs. Webb, Winifred Robinson, Kellie Amorganos, Vir- Homeroom 212: Miss Cornelia Porea qinia Palen, Katharine Nemtz, Irene Paris, Mary Madgar, Elsie Homeroom 313' Mrs. Iosephine Thoman Mae Reid, Dorothy Rinda, Dolores Ryabik, Mrs. Thoman, Miss Row Five Frank Polinko, Dan Morris, Charles Gillen, Norman Porea. Home, Robert Pierce, Bob Boyd, Arthur Roberts, Bill Gass, Bill Row One Wanda Roksiewicz, Sophia Wolanzyk, lean Nowlinq, Cooper. Iohn Badin, Charles Russ. Beverly Moon, Frances Christy, Eudora Yencer, Iune Grimsley. Row Four Mike Petrilla, Harry Oldacres, Robert McWhirter, Betty Rose, Ianet Young, Maxine Kagy, Mary Pipenur, Laura Luther Rhine, Willard Hurst, Bill Heckathoru, Edward Gorse, Bolotin, Lucille Greggs. Robert Haupt, Erven Rowland. Donald Byrne. Not in picture Sarkis Alexander, Walter Frederick, Dorothy Row Three Bessie Hebenstreit, Marjorie Dennis, Maxine Millar, Ogrean, Ioe Penner, loe Reed, Geraldine Sprague, Virginia Louise Schiel, Iessie Seitz, lane O'Rourke, Avryl Price. Gwen- Steelman, Wilma Sullivan, Sylvia Thomas. clolyn Cook, Lillian Medley, Patricia Dougherty, Evelyn Sears. ' First semester. Page Fifty-eight Homeroom 3123 Homeroom 2056'- Row Five Edward Hayes. Glenn Iohnson, Ted Iones, Nick Me- holick. Warren Cole, Richard Hayes, Harold Fergueson, Nelson Thompson, Nick Fairmakes, Allen Mackey, Nicholas Radish. Row Pour Walter Kovach. Eugene Gordon, William Micholavich, Fred Wherley. Bob Harm, Glenn Iob, Richard Green, Columbus Wimbish. Iohn King, Fred Miles, Nick DelDuchetto, Chester LaBuda. Row Three' -Howard Hollis. Virginia Lowry, Ida Mae Arnold, Margaret Burnett, Ellen Wright, Marie Stark, Anne Macko, Dorothy Mahan, Phyllis Matheny, Helen Weir, Ioanne Lewis. fMr. Harold Hetzler Mr. George Bright Row Two-f-Mr. Hetzler, Lena Maggiano. Margaret Fiorino, Velma Stein, Iosephine Tomazin, Margaret Tarchick, Lena Carney, Mil- dred Trivanovich, Iudy Klivans, Mae Leach, Margaret Trimble, Mr. Bright. Row One--Mary Tsimpinos, Dorothy Yarnell. Mary Lagos. Helen Lepola, Lillian Zucco, Mildred Gott, Iean White, Evelyn Van- Hufiel, Margaret Miller, Carelyn Kvesich, Mary Tyler, Gertrude Williams, Phyllis Mattson, Debora Williams. Not in picture-Kenneth Barton, Anne Burch. Adalyn McGregor, Betty Powell, Bogan Reed, Ergomine Tabacco. Dominic White, Andy Zelinsky. Homeroom l12'X' Mr. George Nickel Homeroom 202'l- eMiss Augusta Barrick Row Four Paul Alstrom. Ioe Roman. Allan Iohns. Ioe Denov- chek, David Baldwin. Andy Comanescu, Ioe Graham Currie, Paul Wishart, Neil Ronyak. Bill Lunder, George Vlad, Russell Lohr. Row Three Charles Dolys, Ioe Sulich, Howard Gillis, Ted Powell. Paul Stassin, Robert Shaw, Charles Scarpaci, Farrell Williams. Tarmo Taipale, Henry Walchak, Eugene Coole. Row Two Mr. Nickel, Tom Laverty, William Flath, Bill Shaffer, Beatrice Saunders, Griselda Faggioli, Iames Georges, Nick Christin, Mike Cornicelli, Miss Barrick. at Row One'--Alice Engstrom, Iulia Rosko, Alice Shellhammer, Cor- nelia Steele, Beryl Loutzenhiser, Geneva Fowler, Agnes Racher. Dean Rist, Yvonne Rice, Mary Discerni, Mary Capito, Theresa Smart, Cora Robb. Not in picture f-ff Burt Andrus, lack Broadhurst. Torn Franks, Leon- ard Lesnoski, William Lewis, Elizabeth Macaulay, Regis Mar- hefky, Al Matyas, Nick Popa, Eugene Prommersberger, William Saddle, Frank Schrader, Harold Shively, Albert Tobacco, Charles Wishart, Homeroom 302 '-f-Miss Margaret Woodland Homeroom 30846--Miss Eugenia Vlad Row Five' Duane Pluche. David Barbe, Robert Catlin. Gerald Armstrong, Kenneth Brooks, William Burgermyer, Richard Bau- man, Richard Pinkerton, Robert Clark, Manuel Kralik, Bernard White. Row Four Bill Ashley, Max Arnold, Archie Astolfi, Robert Crib- ley, Frank Kershner, Taisto Packman, Bill Cox, Richard Kirk- patrick, Warren McKinney, Iames Thompson. Row Three Albert Brozman, Charles Hurcomb, Ioe Bailey, Ray Humphrey, Sam Petkovich, Irving Caplan, Andy Zarick, Ber- nard Dusha, Mariano DeCapito. George Schneider, Robert Hanson. Row Twoe-Miss Woodland, Virginia Hunika, Clara Petrosky, Olga Kuhart, Betty Culver, Trissa Ciferno, Elizabeth Pitinii, Helen Dziama, Ellen Protomaster, Bernice Kegelmyer, Eudoxia Con- doleon. Miss Vlad. Row One' - Eleanor Allen. Anna Butch, Mary Curcio, Lucy Curcio, Christina Cornicello. Iosephine Iarussi, Anne Popp, Georgia Damis, Dorothy Chaney, Iune Watson, Ruth Engster. Not in picture'-Roy Carter, Rosalyn Collier, Mildred Dulaney. Dick Dutton, Robert Hardman, Dan O'Brien, Eugene Reed. Howard Shaeiier. 'F First semester. I U N E C L A S S SPONSORS OF IUNE CLASS OF 1942 Miss Ruth Partridge and Mr. Walter Ruttman. OFFICERS President. Charles Spencer: Vice President, Charles Morrow: Secretary, Tom Galley: Treasurer, William Kerr. Homeroom 203+-f-Miss Emily Kaufman Homeroom 30555 fMrs. Marceline Stevens Row Six Mike Bayus, George Kilkenny, Iohn Schieleig, Robert Golf, Sidney Daniels, Iohn DeFoor, Guido Bonini, Clyde Culver. Row Five Gordon Kellog, Paul Ellis, Fred Mall, Menelus Fokos, Earl Ripple, Richard DeFoor, lack Conlan, Howard Iones, Wil- son DeFoor, Selmer Anderson, Bill Heasley. Row Four Harold Barton, Ianis Fleishour, Vera Granta. Susan McGuire, Betty Young, Rhonda Clutter. Lillian Faur, Wilma De- Long, Thespina Charnas, Mary Emma Diggs, Anna Michovich. Ellen VanHuflel. Row Three losephine DiCenso, Ellis Mae Trembath. Lois Holl- man, lean Harsha, Audrey Downs, Peggy Griffith, Verna Lucker, Vivian Lucker, Gertrude Madusjeski, Betty Hawn, Esther Rausch, Florence lean Hyde. Betty Conine, Ann Charno. Homeroom l17'X?--M Homeroom 107 -be Row Six Iohn Chiarella. Gordon Miller, Emanuel Axiotis, Iimmy Moon, Roger Baker, Howard Schryver, Bill Wilkes, Ivan Massar, Gail Glassco. Row Five Delmer Elson, Andy Hrusovsky. Earnest DeSantis, Rolland Casper, Thomas Corsatea, Larry Larson, Edward Abra- ham, Meredith Bowers. Regis Dailey. Row Four Tony Scala, Ioe Basile, Lloyd Amberson. Peter Baca, Frank Calvary, Warren Brown, Tom Galley, Eugene Penney, George McCasslin, Larry Prince, Dick Van Wye, Dick Moran. Row Three Irene Thomas, Waneda Kuhen, Elizabeth Smart. Leona Comarata, Isnell Brogdon, Mary Ben, Doris Smith, Iune Schrag, Margaret Begulla, Mildred Cerny, Laura Bansky. lose- phine Grall, Alice Quimby, Anna Fuchilla. Row Two Miss Kaulman, lane Lutton, Helene Recht. Ianis Keiler. Marian Dakin, Iosephine Rillle, Millicent Fini, Betty Lebrun. Dorothy Lindsay, Lucille Miller, Pauline Klucher, Marjorie Beck, Ida Sebben. Mrs. Stevens. Row One Nancy Dean, Iacqueline Calhoun. Betty Chryst, Bella Christin, Mary Dellimuti, Veronica Shenosl-ry, Marcia Brunton, Mike Pitinii, Daniel O'Leary, Ianet Bland, Nancy Stormer, Ber- nice Neidlinger, Mary Cipriani. Not in picture 'lane Allen, Hugh Clagett. Chester DiGiacobbe. Donald Glenn, Rose Grigor, Ioe Iohnston, Robert Iones, Earl Kopnisky, Lee Krauss, Robert Percich. Doris Pitcher, Martha Puncsak, Robert Robbins, Virginia Schmidt, lean Spier, Betty Stranink. iss Iosephine Guarnieri Mr. Harold Hulme Row Two Miss Guarnieri, Theodora Xanthou, Mary Lou Wilson. Iean Andrews, Clara Burns, Patty Wikoll, Ianie May Oates. Lillian Olds, Lorna Hamp, Carol Custin. Betty lane Nunnally. Marthel Caldwell, Mr. Hulme. Row One -'Lois Haberstroh, Clara Symanski, Bonnie Quinn, Leah Bielecki, Irene Wiqer, Laura lean Parshall. Betty Vaught, Har- riette Zola, LaVerne Shriver, Phyllis Dunn, Iean Qualey, Sally Lewis, Lucille Guarnieri, Betty Bross. Not in picture-Maxine Brown, Clyde Dickson, Phillip Filler, lean Flowers, Walter Iones, Leroy Kiepper. George Lehto, Dorothy Nastal, Gerald Oatley, Francis Snelbaker, Hortense Speak. Mary Steele, Edward Warlield. S-f -First semester. Page Sixty Homeroom 305'. Mr. William Sullivan Homeroom 204W Mr. M. F. Cooley Row Six Harlan Woodward, Coleman Harvath, Steve Filipcich, Iohn Eckenrode, Ioe Futey, Evangello Graham, Mike Graham, Ioe Grima, Ioe Woodcock. Bob Franks. Row Five Harvey McCorkle. Iohn Cickelli, Robert Withers, Rob- ert I. Williams, Robert Downs, Richard Frye, Sam Dunwoody, Clayton Francis. Row Four George Robinson, William Dickson, Harold Starnes. Henry Spala. Sam Foster, Iames Somplack, Kenneth Hyland, Norman Newhouse, Bill Stuart, Charles Russell. Row Three Lois Thompson, Helyn DeWitt. Stella Ross, Delores Hazel, Doris Goldner, Katherine McElravy, Aletha Donally, Betty Fenton, Evelyn Gotthardt, Paulette Hein, Sylvia Graham. Ethel Cassell. Row Two Mr. Cooley, Ruth Grib, Anna Gorsky, Dorothy Vase- lych, Betty Hardman, Clementine Manna, Helen Moser. Anna Lucy, Izetta Fish, Catherine Green, Helen Wright, Esther Shively, Mr. Sullivan. Row One' Evelyn Hunt, Ella lane Wood, Martha Chembithes, Mattina Cummings, Bessie Kontas, Iean Forkner, Mary Louise Barnofi, Dorothy Hoagland, Rosemary Fagan, Doretta New- hard, Geraldine McAdoo, Alice Werner, lean Partridge, Anne Friedly. Not in picture Robert Dillon. Donna Harris, William Peschel, Monroe Randolph, Robert Hood, Gloria Thompson, Robert Dixon, Frank Superak, Victor Traia. Homeroom 2l8'H' Miss Helen Ridgley Homeroom 217k -Miss Margaret Dennison Row Six Bill Everett, Ted Caldwell, Albert McMurrey, George Miller. Row Five Orval Lear. Iames Kelson, Augustine Iacozili, David Canzonetta, George Malay. Charles Morrow, Ernest Rolls, Harry Morrow, Albert Lamont, Harold Newmiller. Row Four Leonard Pardee, Edsel Iohnson, Robert Lipps. Ioe Mrofshak, Iohn Iacobs, Don Harnar, Larry Nelson, Bill Kerr, George Pantelas, Andrew Onder, Wilfred Kauffman, Bernard Kost. Row Three Irene Luoma, Torla Vlahogeius, Rosie Lee Nash. Elizabeth Williams. Margaret Smith, Betsy Whitehouse, Betty Melcher, Phyllis Lawrie. Eleanor Moore, Gladys Irby. Iona Ketzel, Susie Kmetz, Ioanne Iannizzaro. Row Two -Miss Dennison, Olga Malacky, Olga Lubianetzki, Lil- lian Niemi, Lorene Leiby, Leeanna Parker, Dorthea Boyd, Mary Mazarik, Evelyn Evans, Isabelle Parker. Virginia Marion, Eliza- beth Wojtowicz, Emogene Cox, Miss Ridgley. Row One Helyn Owens, Marjorie Miller, Norma Iob, Maxine Brown, Ianice Viets, Irma McBurney, Emma Hickox, Ann Her- rick, Mary Morrison, Ruth Uitto, Dorothy Zunich, Evelyn Miller, Palma Salvia, Mary Macris, Helen Ianosik. ' First semester. of 1 9 4 2 SPONSORS OF IANUARY CLASS OF 1943 Miss Iosephine Guarnieri cmd Mr. Iesse O. Beck. OFFICERS President, Norman Ross: Vice President, Pat Hickey: Secretary, George Anderson: Treasurer. Iohn Nickel. Homeroom 1153 'Miss Florence Newton Homeroom 20745 Miss Winona Hemphill Row Five Wilbert Hill, Theodore Kender, Donald Engle. Roy Kujala. Ambrose Glazor, Howard Matheny, Stephen Pop, Charles Pastiu, Roman Dann. Row Four Paul Hurton, Nunsio Carillo, Dan Dillon, Iames Vicker, Edward Swinton, Walter Kolacz, Robert Lamport, Ken- neth Kyser, Wilbur Wimer, Ioe Smuke, Emil Skocik, Bill Kassan. Row Three Robert King, Bill Hunter, Bruce Harmon, Elizabeth Esau, Helen Bacci, Iune Tueche, lean Tueche, Angeline Sebase tian, Robert Diflord, David Kroehle, Donald Lesher. Row Two V--Miss Newton, Helen Fenton, Esther Pagana, Mary Kozuskanich, Anna Humenuk, Erma Hill, Katherine Papalas, Mary Radu, Diana Ivosevich, Iennie Konopka, Monette Weir, Miss Hemphill. Row One Marian Iones, Donna Janis, Hope Hanawalt, Alberta Satula, Betty Larson, Catherine Rupert, Bertha Hageman, Lillian Iohnston, Ethel Totterdale. Gloria Grinta, Mary Canzonetta. Helen Potasky, Agnes Yankovitch. Not in Picture Drucilla Allgood, Beryl Knox, Iane Loveless, Viola Potts, Dean Steinbeck. Homeroom 3103 Mr. Wiley Garrett Homeroom 210A Miss Gertrude Lynn Row Five Robert Nordquist, Kenneth Kyser. Ioe Sarsany, Harry Filler, Tom Brogdon, Albert Lewis, Tony Pletkovich, Henry Mermer. Orlando Yaugo. Tony Marcarello. Harold Meyers. Row Four Ierry Nathan, Bill Nicolay, Henry Williams, George Bollas, Iohn Nickel, Fred Hyden, Pat Hickey, Arthur Gideon, Gus Papadakis. William Levakis, Iohn Wilkinson, Burton Mar- vin, Albert Lewis, Robert Long, Iulius Lesniak. Row Three Douglas Parker, David Rishel, Art Benoit, Bill Logue. Boris Kapus. Frank Adgate, Edward Pretot, Norman Ross, Forest IN MEMORIAM A PATTY SHAFFER Moran, Webster Owen, Robert Norton, Douglas Morton, Mr. Garrett. Row Two Miss Lynn, Dorothy Macris, Iulia Mougianis, Earline Palermo, Marian Liehn, Myra Mills, Peggy Iohnson, Marian Harter, Patty Shaffer, Patty Samuels, Ruth Thomas. Mary lane Thomas, Esther Preston, Lois Schiable, Iuanita Klingensmith. Row One Margery Wines, Burnetta Reed, Marjorie Alleman, Bare bara Gruenig, Mariam Ingersoll, Margaret Cross, Gladys Bruce. Phyllis Lowry, Genevieve Opalinsky. Audrey Oliver, Mary Flannery, Dalzia Young, Iune Mannering, Donna Lyons. Not in picture Archie Decapite, Robert O'Donnell, Ioseph Pin- dilli, Leroy Rider. First semester. l A N U A R Y C L A S S of 1 9 4 3 I Homeroom 1U6 : Miss Marie O'Rourke Homeroom 101 'li Row Five Arnold Sisko. Iohn Chill, Neil Comanescu, Iack Powell, Robert Moniot, Nick Lazor, Ray Kujola. Ambrose Glazier, Ed- win Henderson. Row Four George Paully, Edward Bellay, Ioe Glaven, Gus Sa- randos, Kenneth Campbell, Iohn Sisko. Iohn Bench, Rosario Basile, George Brdek, Robert Franz, Bill Ewing. Row Three Mr. Hatfield, George Anderson, Christ Christ, Bob Clapp. Guy Ewing, Victor Funtjar, Sotirios Santulis, Iohn Ghin- dia, Warren Fletcher, Calvin Foos, William Gallite, Charles Snyder. Row Two Vera McMillin, Lucille McMasters, Mabel Braun, Viola Homerom l 10 Ii- Homeroom 109 N- -- Homeroom 201 All Row Five Marvin Schwartz, Michael Yanitor, Ed Vario, George Stackhouse, Robert Stuart, Iohn Reszegi, Robert C. Holmstrom. Dwight Hatch, Gilbert Menz. Karl Hart. Row Four Forest Eckels, Lloyd Kachelries, Steve Waltko, Guy Treater, Bruce Thompson, Neil Viutti, Bill Williams, Bill Lehto, Warren Sullivan, Bennie Woods, Francis Linamen. Row Three Mr. Kraker, Iames Butch, Robert Wishart. Pat Gil- vary, Sarkis Alexander, Walter Schaffer, Richard Rinda, Wil- liam Kane, Charles Spencer. Iohn Ieifries, Frank Substanley, Iohn Sideropolis. Row Two Mr. Gass. Mathew Opris, Donald Zeigler, Earl Smith, Frances Salvato, Connie Zervas, Helen Taipale, Bernice Snel- Mr. Lloyd Hatfield Clute, Elizabeth Graft, Wanda Eaton, Eleanor White, Dorothy Armbasick, Fannie Gallo. Anna Cooley, Evelyn Grgurich, Hen- rietta Anderson, Corrine Butler, Miss O'Rourke. Row One- Lois Bettiker, Betty Fails, Bertha Cola, Helen Bailey, Shirley Fergueson. Anna Fiorino, Charlotte Puck, Marguerite Clark. Mary Santulis, Sarah Carbaugh, Mary Ann Cappella, Susie Gallo, Helen Gayan, Helen Fritz. Not in picture Sidney Brown, Iames Byrd, Iames Campbell, Mike Daniels, Rose Discerni, Mike Dorio, Dominick DeNunzio, Mike Georges, Robert Grimm, Virgil Iones, Ralph Peters, Louise Ray- mond, Bill Smith. Mr. William Gass Mr. Kenneth Kraker Miss Edith Paddock baker, Iennie Zokrazsek, Donald Thompson, William Hudson, Miss Paddack. Row One Rosie Rossi, Evanthia Toskas, Lizzie Lou Crenshaw, Nellie Laprocina, Doris Caulfield, Mary Comanescu, Matilda Sako, Christine Scattino, Ada Spittili, Margaret Shimko, Mary Zeakin, Aurelia Thomas. Not in picture Charles Hurcomb, Robert Hirst, Frank Iaskowiak, Edward King, Evelyn Osborne, Iack Powell, Reid Saylor, Iohn- son Stiggers, Mae Smith, Robert Smith, Paul Sporich, Pauline Stelmah, Roy Stevenson, Mary Urban, Marion Watkins, Waunita Whitaker. Andy Zigmont. First semester. Page Sixty-three SPONSORS OF IUNE CLASS OF 1943- -Miss Mary K. Duck and Mr. Raymond M. Crawford. OFFICERS President, Donald Morris: Vice President. Douglas Greene: Secretary. Carlie Lou Hall: Treasurer, Norman Shaw. Homeroom 113 T Homeroom 108'-- -M Row Five Benny Sollitto, Fred Pesanelli. Mike Butsko, Paul Brown. Iames Gunsallus, George Spelich, Louis Ienkins, Gordon Flick, Vincent Verbosky. Row Four- Ralph Troiano, Frank Schrag. Bill McLain, Milan Stred- ney, Iames Graveline, Harry Douthett, Ernest Andress, William Miller, Robert Ecker, less Dexter. Row Three--Daniel Kost, Bill McGeavy, George Kangas, Arnold Loken. Ioseph Susko, Donald Pattinson, Robert Boyd, Walter Mrus, Wallace Brain. Iohn Miller, Iohn Blasko. Row Two Mr. Lalierty. Mary Esther Wragg, Ruth Von Thaer. Elizabeth Crum, Vivien Rintala, Tillie Brown, Imogene Lively. -be Homeroom 103 Homeroom 104 '6- Row Five Ioe Beskid, Arlie Bailes, Ioe Turner, Mike Ruio, Hudson Plotts, Bob Brock, Bill Charnas. George Bollas, Chester Buczkow- ski, Tony Bournia. Pete Augusta, Steve Axiotis, Nelson Chappell. Calvin Black, Iames Bock, Russell Allen. Row Four --Neil Rogers. Alfred Beaver, Keith Ardinger, Eugene Brothers, George Clark, Edward Callion. Harry Chaurette. Iohn Angelo, Iohn Baca, Ernest Cvengros, Iames Cartwright. Row Three -Robert Byrd, Wesley Hudson, Marvin Mogolevsky. Elizabeth Caler, Barbara Brugler, Filomena Crognale. Beatrice Burns, Ianice Crawford, Vera Callion. Richard Bland, Clyde Clark, Robert Case. Homeroom 1164 - Homeroom 114l' Row Six Ioe Saker, Domenick Venetta, William Trube, Leo Uhlir. Mike Zoiko, Edward Tomazin, William Loftus, Bob Emrich. Fran- cis Saltez. Iohn Zampedro. Iimmy Bowden. Row Five- Leland Long, Ioseph Problys, Richard Thomas, George Hoagland, Bob Smith, Tommy Welsh. William Sypert, Paul Nader. Row Four -Harold Welker, Earle Hilton, William Yakovac, Iohn Ondik, Dick Downs, lack Kraker, Frank Brewer, Richard Geaman. Eugene Yannucci, Gus Toures. Ewing Dailey, Bill Kenneweg. Row Three Allred Ahart, William Dennis, Cecilia Urban, Kay Wagner, Dorothy Alford. Rosemary Marsh, Iessie Williams, Iulia Yakus, Ann Newsome, Iames Davis, George Tomaski. Al Zamar- elli. -Mr. Dwight Laiierty r. Donald MacEwan Alice Lewis, Fira Virca, Frances Evans, Marjorie Haynie, Mr. MacEwan. Row One-Anne Rosenthal. Dorothy Johnson, Mary Denovchek, Ida Faniri, Rose Marie Potts, Esther Marcello, Agnes Sunnett, Martha Metz, Demetra Fokos, Dorothy Kayafas, Isabelle Ecker, Lois Brain, Edwina Cummings. Not in picture-Stephen Benbow, Francis Cain, Ernest Chasser, Mario Cocuzzi, Richard Cupples, Evangeline Ferry, Ierry Goli, Michael Lapmarado, Ioe Marino, August Martin, Walter Mc- Clelland, Annabelle McGill. William Osborne, Ioseph Petrusko, Edward Rowland, Clinton Schillinger. Mike Tomko, Charles Up- shir, Sam Veach, Ioe Vennette, Ward Warren, William Young. Robert Zeck. -Miss Allie Chalker -Miss Alice Porter Row Two-Helen Birich, Hazzle Brooks, Annette Cionloli, Doris Beard, Dorothy Allen, Virginia Appleby, Ruth Chasser, Betsy Clark, Emma Tyler, Priscilla Bostardi. Ann Benchia. Mary Baugh, Ruth Beck. Row One-Miss Chalker, Virginia Chelsea, Rita Cononico, Evelyn Anderson. Laura M. Braun, Lois Barnes, Virginia Anderson, Isa- bel Sullivan, Vivian Bailey, Anne Chizmar, Betty Derr, Lillian Burch, Mary Louise Allard, Iocelyn Beeson, Miss Porter. Not in picture--Phyllis Alexander, Lillie Anderson, Irene Arkis. Costeller Austin, Frances Barzak, Mae Bates, Albert Bertuzzi, Iames Braxton, Bill Davis, Charles Hite. Iohn Stephany. -Mrs. Ruth VanMetre -Mr. Frank Harnar Row Two-Mrs. Van Metre, Iennie Zervas, Iacqueline White. Dor- othy Schatzel, lla lane Weir, Geraldine Tereba, Margaret Thomas, Marilynne MacGregor. Marjorie Cox. Barbara Young, Anastasia Rogers, Mr. Harnar. Row One- Dorothy Barbe, Alice Thompson, Beverly Hebebrand, Charlotte Daniels. Marian Wallace. Beverly Taylor, Mary Werner, Virginia Miller. Victoria Todor, Mary Ditford. Betsy Stitt, Ioanne Miller, Patricia Phillips, Betty Ford. Not in picture-Robert Amsden, Donald Hockensmith. Olga Trivan- ovich. Frank Valentz, Frank Vernarsky, Iohn Vitello, Richard Walker, Robert Wood. li---First semester. I U N E C L .. A S S of 1 'T i 9 4 3 IMA l 1 Homeroom 1D5 :' Miss Grace Backus Homeroom 1029 Miss Dorothy Hart Row Six Iohn Dziak, lohn Dontas, Steven Dubasik, Walter Duda, Burlitt, Sarah Iane Plunkard, Helen Prigg, Betty Schade, Betty Isaac Diggs, Paul Shuttic, Cecil Duncan, George Dunay, Ralph Roberts, Louise Bennett, Ida Davis. Dennis. Sam Craig, Bob Fahndrich. Cloyd Daniels. Row Two Miss Hart. Virginia Rufo, Viola Flask, Sally Thomas, Martha Loutzenhiser, Ella Mae Lewis, Helen Rajkowski, Estelle Dziedzic, Elizabeth Procopchow, Stella Binko, Victoria Simone, Dorothy Dixon, Miss Backus. Row One Gladys Dravis. Valeria Dudek, Eleanor DeSantis. Mary Row Five Bob Darone, Bob White, George Bollas, Ralph Fabri- zio, Thomas Brocken, Charles Diehl, Norma Nikkila, Roger Ed- monson, Charleroi Ellison, Roy Eckman, George Mushick. ROW Four Moms DGYf Thomas Dunlap- Thomas SUOUPI Steven msec, Mary DelDuca, Elizabeth Buck, Phyllis 1. Davis, Norma Horvath, Albert Mancini, Louis DeSant1s, Edward Drazba, Edwards' Rosemary Dasha' Danna Diehl' Rath Ann Diueyt Ioseph Day, Ioe Eckenrode, Stanton Force. Reala Friend' Martha Downs' Row 'I'hree Geneva Bora, Virginia Rinzella, Helen Kossivas, Not in picture' James O. Davis, Geraldine Safiord. Ioe Whetstone. lean Bacogianes, Vivian Pierson, Gloria Cornwall, Berdeene ' First semester. Page Sixty-five Homeroom 3015 Mr. Donald Fusselman Homeroom Zllll'- Mr, Ivan Massar Row Five f Charles Rose, Gilbert Rulo, Ioe Shimko, Kenneth Klein, Roy Iames. Elmer Sell, Arnold Sesko, Claude Shafer. Row Four Charles Potyonek, Dan Iohnson, Kenneth Rowan, Rob- ert Stoddart, Antony Iaskowick, Richard Karl, Kenneth Smith, William Iohnson, Iohn Killinen, Matthew Repasky. Row Three' Donald Kauffman, Lawrence Keene, Bob Hyde, Lena Sollitto, Mary Potyonek, Emma Smith, Sophia Suslick, Ioe Kova- lak. Arthur Racco, Orlando Ricci, Arthur Isler, Peter Iakubisin. Row Two fMr. Fusselman, Catherine Kondzick, Ethel Ready, lla Russ, lean Humphrey, Dorothy Ienyk, Alice Reick, Lenora Rac- co, Iosephine Rudin, Mary Puncsak, Shirley Kinderman, Valma Kalvesmaki, Mr. Massar. Row One---Vivian Keeler, Carmella Protomaster, Nancy Shiamone, Fanny Iannizzard, Betty Hydic, Virginia Iohnson, Patricia Kemper, Ioan Isroll, Geneva lohnson, Ruth Reed, Olga Kovack, Margaret Krivonak, Margaret Shesko, Ruth Rogers. Not in picture- Amos Iverson. Cherrie Iackson, Violet Ienkins, Helen Kook, Iohn Kovalcihk, Paul Krasnasky, Helen Kurucz, Robert Lewis, Mike Rimar, Mildred Simon, Walter Simmons, Fred Smith. Homeroom 206A--Mr. Henry Alden Homeroom 2144---Miss Doris Malmsberry Row Six Douglas Greene, Andrew Hlywiak, Robert Handsley. Mathew Cornicelli, Iohn Frenchko. Row Five Kent Rand, Wilber Hill, Erik Fransson, Henry Freist, Nick Franks. Robert Teachout, Iohn Filkorn, Clyde Froslear. Row Four Iames Gleason, Clarence Gillen, Harold Hotchkiss, Dick Creager, Harry Sauer, Richard Myers, Dick Anderson, Iack Countryman, Fred Collins. Row Three Dale Hiestand, Bill Weir, Dwight Hayes, Iames Gar- man, Fred Stafford, Tom Knox, Wayne Bradley, Wayne Rush, lack Matheny, Charles Hughes, Norman Shaw. Row Two Miss Malmsberry, Mildred Fodor, Ioan Robertson, Christine Harrison, Mary Hudson. Emogene Grisham, Ruth Hakala, Magdalene Horvath, Veronica Ritch. Mary Weisiger, Iacqueline Burns, Mr. Alden. Row One- Shirley Wonnley, Helen Xanthou, Helen Paulick, Shirley Rice, Kathleen Hensel, Delena Fittipaldo, Helen Sisley, Maxine Hinten, Patricia Hall, Ruth letters, Audrey Sutherland, Norma Luster. Not in picture--Nancy Graham, Charles Faggioli, Elinore Mae Hawn, Charles Hicks, Andrew Hrecz, Gloria Toro, Robert Webb. Homeroom Slll- -Miss Esther Tubaugh Homeroom 304l'-Miss Virginia Carpenter Row Four George Bollas, Gabriel Sorrow, George Manyak, Don- ald Meigs, Lamont Logan, Brynolt Lake, Rose Marinelli, Lucille Sollitto, Franklin Zell, Matthew Manoisky, Eugene Ludwick, Iack Madden, Clitton Meigs. Row Three Palina Salcone, Marjorie Gauchat, Mary Ann Sollitto, Novella Henderson, Olga Markovich. Virginia Pannutti, Clara Laprocina, Gertrude Manna, Mary Salcone, Ann Marie Fagan, Mary Catherine Lisby, Alexa Menz, Velma Oravets, Iean Mas' terson. Mary Davis. Row Two Miss Tubaugh, Edith Lehto, Peggy Spurrier, Flora Mer- Page sereau. Emma Kish, lean Gildea, Marjorie Morris, Doris Davies, Vera Dixon. Lucille Check, Irene Lody, Alvera Minotti, Shirley Whitlock, Susie Lawson, Miss Carpenter. Row One f Rutheda Meeker, Ieanette Malmrose, Francis Massitta, Eleanor LaClave, Agnes Luksha, Olga Zimomrn, Alice Suther- land, Dorothy Lane, Catherine Olivier, Evelyn Longstreth, Irene Hannuksela, Panna Lagos, Margaret Fodor, Wona Fini, Liberty Foundoulis. Not in picture--Glover Lane, Charles Malone, Andrew Zarick. W- 'First semester. Sixty-six Homeroom 213' Homeroom 218' Row Six Iack Orwig, Ioe Music, Francis Roddy, Tony Parise, George Bollas, Nick Pawcio, Fio Nuzzi, Thaddius Pickney, Edward Iohnston, Ioe Pernice. Row Five Thane McDonald, Zolten Panko, Steve Millik, Norman McAllister. Gerald Shakely. Dale Meyers, Richard Moherman, Eugene Munche, Leonard McCorkle, Bill Mineely, Lou Perris, Dick Newsome, Gene Massar. Row Four Dick Moldovan, Charles Mallett, Ted Hanel, Don Mor- ris, Bill Ott, Bill Gorog, Guy Colello, Iames Simon, Edward Zaucha, David Andrews, Iimmy Arvonitis, George Cornwall, William Capito. Row Three Ann O'Connor, Mary Lepore, Ruth lean Orell, Lyda Williams, Mary Casamento, Iulia Canzonetta, Lois Mae Nord- , Miss Mary Duck Mr. Ioel T. Yost quist, Edith McKean, Carlie Lou Hall, Ianet Simmons, Ellen Pot- ter, Martha Britton, Iean McAleer. Row Two Miss Duck, Alma Rudd, Ieanne Roby, Thelma Tomlin, Violet Nicholl, Donna Iean Mort, Verna McBurney, Elizabeth Music, Dolores McCall. Nancy O'Rourke, Vivian Opland, Dolores Collenbine, Mr. Yost. Row One Helen Popeliec, Rebecca Reed, Mae Pisigna, Ella New- house, Iean Campbell, Stella Palen, Oetta McAllister. Mary lane Lambert. Ruth McCune, Ruth Arnold, Ruth Blackstone, Grace Norris, Shirley Perlin, Ruth Narotsky. Not in picture Beverly Carlson, Iohn Galon, Gloria Malverose. Nick Morrison, Iames Pegram, Iulia Young. ' First semester. I U N E C L A S S of 1 9 4 3 an 4. mg . K 4y:,'k:rg2 km 5 , Y if f ,, f A f-fwx Sa ,N E fb fx 52 YQ t '?gi fx.N ' My? 5. Vg A 1 . 1 R 'TEL ww Mix av- ANA v ' X, '-2:1 I 9 ' X .rr 4 ml u 'A' ff 'BQ fmA h l i ,l,, , Q , Q , . x 4 6 r ' Mf - 1 H 'mf X -3 A' rail va. ef is Q2 5 5? , ,X , 'V . 1 V Nw . x 3 3? A sms- . ' - 'Q Ab L,,- ,imE,L M Sax , -Q if-S' ,gf W ML 111 YH lx Y Q , xv if 431,51 i I Homeroom 202-Miss Augusta Barrick Homeroom 201-Miss Edith Paddack Homeroom 212-Miss Ruth Partridge Row Six---Robert Spitler, Philip Stan, George Wood, Iames West, Robert Taylor, Iohn Soltesz, Fio Angelo, Merle Rumbauqh, Iames Vlahogenis, Louis Rossi. Iames Clark, Harry Savakis, Gust Achladis, Dominic Chiarella, Iohn Bobby, Thomas Sham- rock, Samuel Brogden, Iohn Billingsley, Mike Enasko, Mike Sal- com. Row Five-Bob Verbanik, lim Sepanek, Raymond Watros, Angelo Battista. Bill Biggers. Herman Welch, Bill Younger, Claude Parker, Leroy Wells. Charles Trekur, Karl Selanik. Row Four-Harry Seiple, Dick Boyer, Ioe Scarpaci. Sue Tkach, Beatrice Babcock, Kathryn Wilkins, Twyla Brown. Gloria Where- ley, Eleanor Vescera, Ernestine Young, Betty Bundas, Dorothy Charnas. Row Three- -Evelyn Chickelli, Dorothy Stewart, Iosephine Tatalo, Mary Ursa. Dorothy Smeltzer, Margaret Bigg, Ioan Blessing, Homeroom 215- Row Seven--Iames Fawcett, Fred Dunn, Robert Dawson, Wallace Reed, George Keriotis, Edmund Kender, Bill Poulos, Gene King, Paul Dungan. Row Sixelack Boyd, Franklin Cain, Edward Byant, George All- good, Orlando Discerni. William Uitto, Iames Scala, Albert Mali- ner, Iames Knowlton, Iohn Kostraba, Mike Maggiano. Harold Perman. Row Five --Charles Reed, Richard Kihn, Charles Corbett, Iohn Iewell, Ernest DiGiacobbe, Albert Deehr, Leo Cumming, George Kontas, Iohn DiBattiste, Pete Dellimuti. lack Fess, Walter Reebel, Dan Stem. Row Four! -Lewis Toth, Robert Perman, Raymond Raeburn. Doro- thy LaBuda, Rae Clineielter, Pearl Kuriatnyk. Myrtle Cross. Lois Killinen, Iane Duda, Samuel Iohnson, Daniel Long, Bob Ross. Row Three- -Irene Iones, Dorothy Lewis, Alice Crago, Mary Cur- Homeroom 308-Miss Homeroom 205-Mr. Mrs. Louise Campbell, Beverly Allsopp. Iean Seabrook. Mildred Washington. Row Two--Miss Barrick, Virginia Trata, Helen Sroka, Olympia Bolovan, Rosetta Astolfi, Patty Allard, Margaret Turner, Mary Ann Thomas, Margaret Syster, Katherine Razo, Viola Virovec. Ethelene Surin. Row One1Miss Partridge. Miss Paddack, Helen Zuboty, Mary Baciu, Mary Yavick, Agnes Alex, Lois Swift, Margaret Ujevich. Margaret Bross. Clarella Smart. Olive Smith, Gretchen Barker, Elodia Butch. Not in picture--George Bacini, Lillie Barnes, Iohn Brogden, Betsy Butler, lack Clark, George Saxon, Dick Simpson. Daniel Stem, Edward Stevens, Gordon Talcott, Walter Titch, Lewis Toth, Charles Trunick, Martha Tumer, David Wood, Iohn Zajac, Iohn Zigmont. Iustine Bettiker George Bright Ruth Hatfield cio. Valeria Clontz, Elsie Burgermyer, Blanche Kapus. Olga Kostyo, Tressa Bench, Elizabeth D'Amico, Julia Fiderskee, Thes- pina Perris, Rose Marinelli, Agnes Pletkovich. Row Two-Miss Bettiker, Susie Iohnson, Margaret Robinson, Vir- ginia Crenshaw, lane Dungan, Caroline Emery, Dalia Rami- cone, Ida Del Re, Viola Rhine, Helen Lewis, Marguerite Curcio. Elsie De Vengencie, Mr. Bright. Row One-Vema Dishong, Gloria DeSantis, Lenore Luscombe. Ianet Krider, Betty Iane Reese, lean Lebrun, Iudy Doolittle, Ienny Delacimo, Rose Kosegi, Modesta Ferrante, Pauline Roude- bush. Helen Luoma, Dorothy Rose, Ruth DeLaney. ' Not in picture-Mauerice Caste, Evelyn lean Conti, Francis Crowe. Frances Dimling, Iohn Dunmire, Richard Klingensrnith, Marian Kralik, Regina Krasowski, Elmeta Linden, Stella Ljubicich, Mary Marino, Ray Oros, Ioe Palchich, Mike Papadakis. Nellie Pastors, Mary lane Randell, Adam Ritchie. Homeroom 312---Mr. Iames B. Scobie Homeroom 302-Miss Margaret Woodland Row Eight-Nick Nicholas, Earl Marzulla, Paul Moore Row Seven- -Richard Hurd, Iohn Hrap, Iames G. Moon, Iohn Opalinsky, Robert McCormick, Alfred Hughes, Bob Mollenkopf. Daniel Myers, Ioe Horvath. Row Six---Squire Moore, Bill Hadley, Herbert Hayes. Richard Fulmer, Richard Green. Earl Hiryok, Phil McFarland, Bill No- velli, George Mayoras. Row Fives-Dick O'Brien, Carmen Montecalvo. Merle Ustalses. Harold Heinbaugh. Morris Newman, Bud McGregor, Bill Mc- Cullough, Nick Mougianis, Iohn Halves. Alvin Hughes. Row Four--Chester Iesionek, Orlando Iarussi, Iames Osburn, Dan Grifting, Frank Genaro, Floyd Frederick, Bernard Newman. Martin Finegold. Ted Meholick, lack Murray, Vernon Frankie. Row Three-Patricia Mines, lean McNutt, lean Montgomery, Irma McGarr, Ruth Ieanne Hall, Mary I-Iollaway, lane Mills, Betty O'Brien, Marian McLinn, Lovie Barbie, Sadie Mae Hardaway. Row Two-Miss Woodland, Grace Fillmore, LaVerne Iackson, Blanche Iackson, Suzefte Moore, Lora Ruth Hurst, Mary Ianniz- zara, Geraldine Ieiirey, Rosel Morgan, Ruth McCormick, Viola Nolli, Mr. Scobie. Row One-Betty Hakes, Carol Morley, Ioan McKinney, Nora Hunt. Iosephine Gliha, Dorcas Fryer, Billie Henderson, Virginia Gott. Virginia Martin, Mabel Fowler. Agnes Hrenko. Not in picture-Dominick Massary, Iunior Morris, Ted Guinaugh. Bill Hart, Nancy Newton. Page Sixty-nine au... Miss Opal Briley, G. R. Secretary, snaps the group of Friendship Club officers and cabinet members at summer conference, Quinby Park . . . row two: Miss Eatwell, Miss McConnell, Miss Gay, Ianis, Bolotin, Klingensmith, Forkner, Clark, Lardis, Klivans, Alleman, O'Connor, Glinn CSD, Melcher . . . row one: Iohnson CD, Lucy, Smith, Kagy, Ready, Hilb, Dickerson lhead hidden! 425, Beck, Shirran, Viutti, Carbaugh, Zola, Xanthou, Macris, Davies. 1 President: 2 -Secretary: 3--Ring Group Chairman. Right page-Dramatic Club scores a hit with Iune Mad, riotous three act comedy of the adolescent age . . . row three: Genevieve Hilb, Milly Lou: Iames Crofford, Roger Van Vleck: Betty Melcher, Mrs. Wood: Harriette Zola, Penny Wood: Charles Moran, Dr. Wood . . . row two: Robert Stuart, Ralph Went- worth: George Boyer, Mervyn: Richard Cox, Mr. Harris: Bette Lichenstein, Effie the maid: Robert Hirst, Elmer Tuttle . . . row one: Iacqueline Calhoun, Shir- ley Wentworth: Dora Fritz, Iulie Harris: Boris Kapus, Chuck Harris. QR Q ,WW --OU 'IFS' QQ 'X 'N 5 ww' L-QW STUDENT COUNCIL First girl president . . . new flag and calendar for school . . . Mr. Hetzler replaces Mr. Wagner as sponsor . . . Nowling quiets noon study halls . . . Prexy Reese and Moon in charge of movies . . . band room new meeting place . . . members visit Youngstown and Akron . . . annual college- vocational day, April 23 . . . farewell luncheon. Row Six Lamport, Woodcock, Nelson, Cooper, Boyd, Stanich, Georges, Fritz. Row Five Funtjar, Gunsallus, Morris, Roddy, Repasky, Bournia. Shaw, Ecker, Beskid. Row Four Pitinii, Arnold, Baca, Nickel, Hickey, Hie- stand, Myers, Boyer, Agler 145, Hyde. Row Three Pinkerton, Wherley, Moon. Iones, O'Leary, Scott 127, Schrader, McClure 13l, Reese 115, Madden. Row Two--Mr. Wagner, Clark, Kovach, Salvato, Zervas, Davis, Davies, Saari, Beck, MacGregor, Harris, Mrs. Webb. Row One---Thomas, Mazarik, Werner, Canzonetta, Cox 123, Moran 143, Carnahan 111, Smith 137, Rist, Nowling. 1- President: 2---Vice President: 3-Secretary: 4 Treasurer. MONITORS Row Eight Rose, Kirk, Guelich, Wick, Smith, Iohnson, Kershner, Iones. Row Seven -Ewing, Iastatt, Tregoning, Moser, Harris, Agler, Ienkins, Arkwright, West, Konopka, Simone. Row Six Pitcher, Downs, Chiarella, Calvary, Wherley, Dunmire. Row Five R. Cox, Stevens, Carleton 1lJ, D. Thomas Ihrig, Iones, Fabrizio, Kendall, Croflord, Burner: Pierce, Sandy, R. Thomas. Row Four Gordon, Powell, D. Williams, Roth, Parker, Baciu. McDermott, Richmond, Bock, Bollas, G. Lehto. Row Three W. Lehto, Brocken, Saddle, Caplan, Rema- lia, Culver, F. Williams, Duche, Newhouse, Baca, Marshman, Fales, Ringsmith. Row Two-Mrs. Webb. Cox, Pealer, McWhirter, Prince 11l, Burger, Goodman, Evans, Ross, Blazek, Coole, Anderson. Row One--Hollis, Boyer 11l, Bobco 1ll, Adams 115, Sil- ver 115, Carnahan, Schrader 117, Reese 113, Froncek, F. Devlin, Kaltenbaugh, I. Devlin. Not in picture- -Spencer 1ll, La Buda 115, Fiyalko 115, Dunwoody 113. Daniels 117, G. Baughman 117, Schry- ver 121. 1- Head Monitor: 2 Secretary, Monitors organized . . . meet alternate Fridays . . . code adopted . . . drive on open lockers . . . Reese enforcing strict monitor system. Page Seventy-two IANUARY ECHOES STAFF Good news 1940 Echoes merits N. S. P. A. first . . . 1941 drops Cauldron and enlarges Echoes , . . patriotic trend . . . hayride . . . Ringsmith's team breaks record fills ad space first semes- ter . . . delegates enthusiastic over N. S. P. A. Convention. Cleveland . . . hilarious farewell fling at Editor Iewel1's home. Bow Three Iohn Baciu 181, Bill Kendig 191, Bob Orell 181, Miss Kaulman, Aune Sulonen 181, Lillian King 191. 191, George Meholick 191, Iames Hyde 181. Row One Bob Kirk 191, Marguerite Wilson 121, Emily Row Two Marjorie Glinn181,Iosephine Beck 171, Gen- Iewell 111, Paul Ringsmith 131, Dorothy Lardis 141. evieve Hilb 151. Kathleen Davies 181, Marian Ready Edith Galloway 181, Don Freer 161. I UNE ECHOES STAFF Row Four Charles Moran 131. Robert Bush 191, Don Armstrong 181. Stella Battista 181, Mary Louise Zeh 181, Lovett 181. Isadore Silver 181. Steve Blazek 191, Willard Martha Pietila 171. Betty Adams 171, Ianice Wagner 171. Hurst 161. . . R O B ' Ah 4 , M' ' M E1 8, D - Row Three Marie Stark 111, Mary Filkorn 171, Anne ogresnsiuttflzgcecorrggg ggrrylygmluni :gig gl? Ida Popp 171. Phyllis Dickerson 181, Georgie Dennis 151, Sebben cz, Maxine White My Mar Zervos fab ' Ieanne Busch 191. Mary C. Showacre 181. ' ' Y ' Row Two Freda Hyman 191, Mary O'Connor 181, Ruth Not in Pitcure Evelyn VanHuile1 181, Elmer Bigg 191. Cry for action shots from clubs . . . White-Ahart :S Co. ring up 1200 subscriptions . . . May 1, printer has the last word . . . staff rejuvenates at Cook Forest . . . May 23 come and get it! 1 Editor: 2 Assistant Editor,' 3 Business Manager: 4'- Circulation Manager: 5 Art Editor: 6' Sport Editor: 7 -Editorial Staff: 8- Business Staff: 9' Art Staff. Page Seventy-three COUNCIL OF SPONSORS AND PRESIDENTS Row Six Mr. Lovett Cll, Baughman, Fritz, Morris, lanes Hickey, Bigq, Bauman, Ross. How Five Mr. Hatfield, Boyer, Galbreath, LaBud:1 Scott, Haupt, Mr. Macfflwan, Reese, Kirk. Row Four Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Massar, Mr. Hetzler C23 Pierce, Stevenson, Wherley, Stanich, Dunmire, Crof ford. Row Three Mr. Crawford, Adams, Hyde.. Schrader, Froncek, Mr. Hill, Mr. Fusselman, Mr. Mollenkopf, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Hulme. Row Two Mrs. Stevens, Ryabik, Adams, Kerwin, Iohn- son, Carnahan, Miss Malmsberry, Speak, Iewell, Heed, Wilson, Miss Kaufman, Miss Lynn. Row One Miss Kerr, Miss Risdon, Miss Vlad, Mrs. Webb, Miss Eaton, Mrs. McCurdy. Miss Barrick, Miss Bettiker, Miss Carpenter, Miss O'Rourke, Miss Part- ridge. 1 Chairman: 2 Secretary. BOOSTER CLUB Row Five Carleton, Thomas, Ardinger, Adams, Fritz, Reese, Arkwright. Row Four White, Cooper, Spencer, Harmon, Kerr, Har- nar, Boyd, F. Schrader, Pierce. Row Three G. Schrader fll, Morrow, Iones, Hickey, McWhirter, Scott. Whitman, Evans, Hayes, Adqate. Welsh, G. Baughman. Row Two Miss Malmsberry, Glinn, Whitlock, Byard, Wilson, MacGregor, Clark, Mills, Galloway, Smith. Speak, Carnahan, VanHuffel, McClure. Row One -Ready, Lynn 433, Hinten, Santulis, Carbaugh, White 643, Nowling, Williams, Thomas, Iustice, Quinn, Wagner, VanFossan, Stitt, Schrag. Not in picture L. Bauqhman fl, 41. Wanna' buy mitts pin cap ticket? . . . best picnic ever at Mill Creek . . . farewell tea seniors go to Heaven tprophecyl . . . high point honor bearers- Thomas and Hayes . . . C. E. Dilley and Santa co-operate . . . Old Man Mose kicks the bucket Thirteenth Annual Frolics . . . Mrs. Hatfield, organizer of Boosters, concludes her work as co-sponsor. 1 President: 3 Secretary: 4 Treasurer. Page Seventy-four DRAMATIC CLUB Iune Mad, a riot of fun . . . Ioe Saker shines in Elmer . . . Christmas party, plus mistletoe . . . orchids to Bette Lichenstein for manufacturing Sunshine Pills , . . twenty-nine new members and pledges just live lor dramatics -yfe we wonder! Row Five Carleton, Cox, Astolfi, Harm, Iob, Saker, Chill, Kilkenny, Stanich. How Four Taylor, Boyer, Yakovac, Rood, Keene, Badin, Hirst, Stuart, Kirkendall, Gettig, Kapus, Nicolay. Row Three Hakala, Wood. Cook. O'Connor, Battista Symanski, Hilb, McElravy. Norton. Herst, Mulligan Pealer, Simone. 1 . Row Two Laprocina, Schatzel, Edwards, Whitehouse Calhoun, Hurd, Potter, Capito, Schiel, Davies, Lewis Roksiewicz. Row One Hunt, Loveless, Melcher, Frell, Miss Bettiker Moran 143, Crotford 119, Perry 13, 43, Smith 12, 5? Galloway. Hebenstreit, Kayafas. Not in picture- Lichenstein 12, Sl. STAMP CLUB Row Two Martin, Mr. Fusselman, Newmiller, Kujala. A. Onder 13, 49. Row One R. Smith, D. Smith, Downs 11. 2, Sl, Calvary, Not in picture--E. Smith 123, I. Onder 11. Sl. Bolster attendance by stamp bribes . . . new fund purchases tirst-day covers for members . . . stamp catalogue presented to library . . . Mroichak exhibits first-day covers . . . Calvary, German stamp authority, displays collection . . . new issues, stories behind stamps discussed at meetings. 1- -President: 2 Vice President: 3- Secretary: 4 -Treasurer: 5' -Program Chairman. Page Seventy-tive 11 l Mr. VVaqner tiqures S. C. profit on pencils. 2 Larry Nelson has the floor in S. C. meeting. 3 Connie Zervas sells movie ticket to Mike Pitinii. 4 Marjorie Smith reads S. C. minutes. 5 Dick Cox, Prexy Carnahan, Robert Aqler represent S. C. on Armistice Day Program YS. C. presents new flaql. 6 Genevieve Hilb, Iune Reed, Emily Iewell, Marguerite Wilson build Echoes dummy. 7 Slip collectors: row one Margaret Thomas, Marv Parker, Katy Saxon: row two Frieda Iewell, Margaret Shirran, Edith Galloway. 8 Marian Ready, Kathleen Davies. Iohn Baciu in quest of Echoes ads. 9 Iames Croltord gives dramatic pointers to Gwendolyn Cook and Ella Iarte Wood. 1 Mary lane VanFossan greets quests at Booster Tea. 2 At this farewell tea, Barbara Byard honors Marjorie Glinn, Mary lane Carnahan, Marian Ready. 3 Booster Presidents Schrader and Baughman demonstrate sell-service. 4 Boosters Kay Wag- ner and Margaret Thomas feed football fans. Page Seventy-six .-,- laltlt M s., L c ss.. l Red Cross knitters Marjorie Wines, Dorothy Lardis, Margaret 3 Bob Ecker, Clara Laprocina, and Genevieve Hilb learn make- Thomas, Mary Zervas, Rutheda Meeker. 2 Dick Thomas and up from Miss Bettiker CBob Gettig is the victimb. Warren Sullivan demonstrate First Aid for Instructor Hebenstreit. in xl' 'M is I - ...- - I M - now- ,M , .. Q. N.,.,., vw. K A it -.-' V - i - x . vs - . Q-.045 ' - W ' ' i fi .N..r4....Q...,. .. ex. mu-Q...-iw owes .Q srswniiannn-tswwwmnswraztim l Sally Lewis and Bill Yakovac sell Iune Mad tickets to Bill Lardis, Mary O'Connor help Miss Risdon with 10B schedules. Boyer. Mary Santulis, C. E. Dilley. 2 Elizabeth Crum puzzles 6 Sally Lewis and Emma Hickox in Dramatic Club work-out. over activity cards with Mr. Lovett. 3 Stagehands Don Fales, 7 Mrs. Webb attaches qavel emblem on S. C. pin for Prexy Dave Newman, and Ioe Stanich. 4 Ida Sebben and Maxine Carnahan. 8 Dick Pierce leads a Warren, Rah! White display '41 Echoes cover. 5 Margaret Trimble, Dorothy Page Seventy-seven LENS AND SHUTTER Camera fiends compare shots . . . salon . . . hot dogs! Fusselman's farm . . . Mr. Garee dis- cusses finer points in photography . . . revise constitution . . . colored films shown by Miss Winona Hemphill. Row Three Lipps, Case, Kirk, Hiltabiddle. Row One Reed, Vozar. Capita, 137, Bauman il. 2, 57. Row Two Mr. Fusselman, Iohnston, Withers, Kuhen. Hirst 643, Craig Cl, 2, 55. Emery, Gilmour. Drescher 431. Andrews, Rood, Smith, Mr. Hulme. ALPHA-LITS Row Four Agler, Welzel, Crofford, Martin, Wherley, Row Two Carnahan. N. Iob, Glinn, Ready, White KSN Carleton, Bauman, Moon 443, Pealer. Engster. Row Three Cribley, Harm, Boyer, Froncek, Myers, G, Row One Miss Partridge. Miss Kerr, Lowry, G. Baugh Iob, Schrader, Iones. Bush. man ill, Smith 147. Kerwin 433. Reichard. Not in picture L. Baughman 12, 55. Iim Carr as Charles Laughton . . . gifts to graduating seniors . . . Sky Gypsy reviewed by Marlin . . . Iudge wins poetry contest . . . literary quiz nights . . . Streamliner. I President: 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4 Treasurer: 5 Program Chairman. Page Seventy-eight NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Spring election: Wm. Cooper, Sam Dunwoody, Anne Friedly, Wm. Gass, Chas. Gillen. Dona Harris, Iames Moon, Laura I. Parshall, Mike Pitinii, Iune Schrag, Margaret Smith, Charles Spencer, Clara Symanski, Robert Cribley, Geneva Fowler, Glenn Iob, Iudy Klivans, Chester LaBuda. Betty Adams, Iohn Badin, Wm. Burgess, Barbara Byard, Elizabeth Crum, Georgie Dennis, Lawrence Drennen, Margaret Emery, Dorothy Hinten, Freda Hyman. Ruth Pealer, Corrine Perry, Martha Pietila, Frank Racher, Lucy Sciullo, Ida Sebben, Bernard Sollitto, Elsie Thomas, Dolores Viutti, Margaret Vozar, Maxine White. Row Six Agler, Moran, Currie, G. Baughman, Bauman Row Three Froncek, Lehtimaki, Klingensmith. Trimble KZJ. Reese, Marshman, Freer, Lovett, Meholick, G. Kerwin, Lardis, Humes, Wilson, Iewell. Mattson. Rosfhrlfijr'Tiggisnnrnold, Boyer, W. cox. Astolli, P. ROS' TWOBSTUIQ fi' 47' Bu iS'O sunk' King' Hell Schrader, Burner, Ringsmith, Iones, Bobco, Scott, ewes' ec' ee' Adams, Hyde. Row One Gentithes, Saari C3, 47, Moon, White, L Row Four Carleton, Myers, R. Cox ill, Hilb, Glinn, Baughman 123, Stanich ill, O'Connor, Hebenstreit Ready, O'Rell, Baciu. Eilkorn, Zervas. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Row Five Boyer. Dunmire, Exler, F. Williams, Filkorn Dean, M. Iohnson, Moon, D. Williams, Dray, I. Allen. CSD. Glinn, B. Iohnson, McWhirter, O'Brien, Turrell. Row Two Mougianis, Vozar, McCorkle, Barson, Ahart, Row Four Hawthorne. Emery, Sebben, Malmrose, Chin- Zeh, Battista. Nemetz, Perry ill, Norton, Mrs. McCurdy. nock, Ready, Blount, Byard, Showacre, Dickerson, Row One Foundoulis, McClure. Shirran, Smith, Frell VanHuffel. 641, Kerwin 515, King 12, 51, Galloway 137, O'Connor Row Three Lardis, Hinkle, McKinney, Fowler, E. Allen, CZ, 53, Herst, McElravy 143, Franks. Phyllis proposes to Bill . . . Mr. Fusselman and Miss Guarnieri enjoyable guest speakers . , . Christmas party at Frell's . . . Thursday Mickey, how's your sister? . . . bacon tastes good cooked over open fire. I President: 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4 Treasurer: 5 Program Chairman. Page Seventy-nine BIBLIOPHILES Goldslon reviews As I Remember Him . . . literary quiz brings blank looks . . . Perkins Park initiation . . . would-be orators . . . I Married Adventure reviewed by Miss Barrick . . . screwv valentines . . . music . . . eats. Row Three Moran, Arkwright, Scott. Schrader, Cox All. Row One Wilson, Iewell, Beck t3, 47, Lardis 42, 51, How Two Miss Barrick, Galloway, Mclilravy, Perry, Hyde ill, Battista, Dennis. Gentithes. Frell. Not in picture Eurner 42, 55, Porter 13, 4l. W , li.- MODERN BOOKSHELF Row Five Pierce, Bjorson, Broadhurst ill, Reese, Devlin. Row Two Hampson, Shirran. Dray, Roberts, Dickerson . . . King K3l. Gonder, Tubbs. Row Four Exler, Harris, Tregoning, Lucy, Friend, Hyde. Row one Allen. Moxgcml Blount' 63' VGHFOSSGH 14, Row Three Newhard, VanFossan C5l, Iohnson. Van Dunmire KZD, Stanich, McClure tl, 2, 55, Clinefelter Huflel, Showacre 433, Boomershine, Lear. Byard K4J. Poetry rates study . . . Thanksgiving baskets distributed . . . Santa visits Byard's with toys . . Mrs. Hatfield, sponsor, reads White Clifis . . . bang-up larewell at Geneva. I President: 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4 Treasurer: 5 Program Chairman. Page Eighty AENEID CLUB Breakfast de more Romanorum . . . Audrey Lynn relates myth oi Apollo and Daphne . . . Mrs. Webb entertains at dinner. Row Three Ringsmith, D. Williams 433, Burner, Cox ill, Lynn, Hyman. F. Williams, Lovett. Row One Reichard. King, Kerwin, Mrs. Webb, Smith, Row Two Hilb, Iewell, Beck, Wilson 613, McClure, Carnahan. Klingensmith 637. LOS AMIGOS ESPANOLES Row Four Kendig, Martin 42, 4, 57, Cribley. Row One Davies. Oswald, Pealer, Hinten ISD, Dennis How Three Moran, Adams ill, Iastatt, Scott, Simon. Leach. Row Two Mr. Hetzler, Hayes, Myers Cl, 2, Sl, Marsh- Not in picture Klivans 13, 45. man, Astolfi, Sollitto. Myers oils machinery for successful Mardi Gras . . . Pealer teaches Rhumba-Congo . . . impressive formal initiation . . . Martin makes new members miserable . . . song teste and Santa Claus at Christmas party . . . South American way with Mr. Bright's films. I President: 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4 Treasurer: 5 Program Chairman. Page Eighty-one rl' l Alpha-Lits meet at Kerwin home: Miss Partridge, Marjorie Smith, Helen Kerwin. Miss Kerr: George Baughman llettl, Bill Boyer, Lewis Baughman. 2 Sponsors Hulme and Fusselman are firemen at Camera Club picnic. 3 Frenchies vocalize: on floor 'Tw V L .l 84 2ft9?p are Stella Battista and Marilyn Norton: seated are Madame Mc- Curdy lhidingl, Edith Galloway, Carmela Frell, Cornelia King, Helen Allen. :- '00 l Bob Case, lean Anderson, Robert Hirst, Sam Craig shoot for Lens and Shutter. 2 Glen Marshman, Ruth Pealer lhostessl, Kenneth Adams, Dorothy Hinten La Conga at Spanish Club. 3 Hot dogs for Lens and Shutter: Bob Withers, Robert Hirst, Edward Iohnson, Margaret Vozar. 4 Bill Cooper, Iim Moon, Miss Porea, Miss Guarnieri ot 212 and 117 win activity ticket contest. 5 The Spanish way: Arline Oswald, Albert Myers, Kathleen Davies. Ralph Martin. 6 Martha Dray proposes to C. E. Dilley at French initiation. 7 AlphafLits, Ruth Pealer and lean White, turn on a swing record. 8 Gerald Oatley retouches oil painting ot early American progress. 9 Dale Tregoning and Virginia Schmidt deliver Christmas baskets. Page Eighty-two E X 'K 1 Mardi Gras master oi ceremonies, Rodhv Roberts, with Marv Zervas and Marv Genlithes in Greek costume. 2 Rex Dillev and Regina McClure reign over Mardi Gras. 3 Barbara Byard ini- tiates Howard Dunmire into French Club via permanent wave. 4 Ma Wheeler treats Bookshelf to laugh: Dan Lyons, Rhody Roberts, Bette Lichenstein. 5 Prexy Cox, Emily Iewell, and Al- bert Myers count stamps for Honor Society. 6 A Bookshelf get- toqether: Mary Showacre, Marv Nemeiz, Helen Hart, lane Allen, Martha Dray, Mary Icine VanFossan. 7 Iack Broadhurst, chiei of Bookshelf. l Bibliophiles cxecutives, Alvin Burner, Miss Barrick, Lois Porter, Dick Cox. 2 Bibliophiles give ear: row one, Norma Elwell: row two, A. Burner, Mary O'Connor, Edylhe Herst: row three, Harry O'Brien, D. Cox, Iune Reed Creviewerl, Cecil Carleton, Marilyn Norton: standing, Iudy Klivans. 3 Senior play committee: C. E. Dilley, Evelyn VanHulIel, Margaret Emery, George Boyer. Page Eighty-three GEOMETRY CLUB Master sleuths solve geometry riddles . . . art room is just right tor a Hallowe'en party . . . off for a picnic at Perkins Park. Row Four Logue, Hyde, Venetta, Roddy, Christ, Re- Thomas, Cox KZ, 4, 59, Beard, Arnold, Mougianis, Knox pasky. Macris K3l. Row Three Mr. Hatfield, Yakovac, Long, Hickey, Row One Ready, Simone, Alleman, Morris, Nickel C19 Dravis, Iohnson, Diggs, Tomaski, Geaman. Green, Clark, Dittord, Hall. Row Two Mary lane Thomas, Weir, Wagner, Margaret Not in picture Axiotis ill, Bournia KZ, 4, Sl, Newman f3l ZOOLOGY CLUB Row Three Schneider, Trube, Alexander, Massar 145, Parker, Robert Karl. Bush 623, Vescare, Taylor, Lehto, Gideon, Lesher. Row One Mr. Crawford, Capito, Carlson, Yencer CZ, 43, Row Two Kirk Ill. Richard Karl 631, Uhlir, Lucker, Riftle 451, Goldner, Caulfield, Brown, Weir 437, Matt- Marjorie Miller ill, Oliver, Margaret Miller, Henry, son 157, Niemi, Mr. Hulme. Skating trolic . . . gym converted into spook house for Ha11owe'en party . . . oil to New York City Radio City. Museum of Natural History, etc .... pledges brave ghastly initiation . . . much travel via Mr. Hu1me's movies . . . scavanger hunt plus dance. l President: 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4 Treasurerf 5 Program Chairman. Page Eighty-lout SAFETY COUNCIL How do you like the Red Cross Cabinet? . . . club sponsors First Aid course, instructed by Hebenstreit . . . boys who park cars rewarded by banquet . . . long may the Spirit of the Safety Counci1 wave! . . . club promotes city li- cense for bicycles. Row Five-Uhlir, Clark, Brocken, DeSantis, Matheny, Row Two-V Mr. Bright, Calhoun, Miller, Stein, Salvato Swinton, Daniels, Ardinger. Chasser 433. Smith, Loveless, White, Iustice, G. Reed Row Four --ff -Myers, Roddy, Cribley, Christ, Hanson, McElravy, Sebben. Boyer, Treater, Sullivan, Lake, Saker, Barton. Row One--Makris, Veits 453, Marsh, Lepore, R. Reed Row Three Flath, Gleason, Gordon, Saddle, Friend, Keeler, Minotti, Thomas CZD, Currie CID, Hickox 133 Croiiord, Baciu, Rhine, Abraham, Gattey, Ross. Saari 14, 5l. Hebenstreit, Partridge. 1 . CHEMISTRY EXPERIMENTERS Row Five Astolli, Ashley, Woodcock, Mall, Nelson ill. Row Two--Smith, Whitehouse, Ketzel, Caldwell, Hyde, Flath, Schryver, Harnar. Lowrie, Reid K3, 49, Cox. Mazarik. Row Four---Haupt, Van Wye f2J, Bauman, Dunwoody, Row One-Mattson, Marsh, Haberstroh, Iob f2J. Wher- B. Cox, R. Cox, Peschel, Massar, Mr. Massar. ley 617, Symanski C3, 43, Wilson. Zucco, Donally, Row Three -Lewis, Bross, Kaqy, Leach, Rist, Stark. Speak. Trimble. Rose, McElravy. Adventurous chemists invent demonstrations . . . trip to Denman Tire and Rubber Co .... males to blast furnace . . . females to pottery plant . . . grand finale-exploration of Ohio Leather Works. l- President: 2- Vice President: 3-Secretary: 4--Treasurer: 5--Program Chairman. Page Eighty-five l A McClure cheer. 2 Babes once more: Ted Froncek, Phyllis Hampson. 3 Ieiferson Hi-Y officers: Fred Wherley, Dick Hayes, Bill Flath, Bill Cox: standing, Ted Iones. 4 Martha Iohnson and lean White lead Christmas candle-light procession. 5 Office 1 Prom paint crew: Harry O'Brien, Georgie Dennis, Freda Hy- man. 2 Friendship Christmas assembly pantomime: Lois Haber- stroh and Ted Hanel. 3 Workshop activity at Friendship: Mary Nemetz, Marian Drescher, Ie-an Andrews. 4 Stage electricians: Page A-y ' helpers: front, Lillian Zucco: rear, Muriel Mulligan, Mary Nemetz. Margaret Thomas. Mary I. VaiiFossan, Dona Harris, Betty Adams. 6 Bessie Mae Hebenstreit doctors lack Currie, Safety Council Prexy. Charles Gillen, Harry Bobco, Phil Bjorson. 5 Friendship big- shots: Iean White, vice president: Marjorie Glinn, Ring Group chairman: Martha Iohnson, president. Eighty-eight l Zoologists become deep sea divers on Southern trip: Arthur Roberts, Mr. Crawford, Bill Heckathorn, Mr. MacEwan tin helmetl, Alvin Hughes, Harold Newmiller. 2 Hi-Y induction service: seated, Frank Schrader, Bruce Harmon: standing, Frank Simone, Ted Iones, Cecil Carleton tpresiding officerl. g 5 'Wx HH fn r. V,-, . I Htl g .W -K J 1 Richard Kirkpatrick and Francis Roddy give tributes to Lin- coln in Assembly. 2 Dwight Hayes leads salute, Mary Zervas sings, Bill Cooper is master of ceremonies in patriotic assembly. 3 Ted Iones in charge ot iire drill posters. 4 Dick VanFossan and Lillian Medley portray manger scene in Christmas play. 5 and 6 Valley Forge play. 5 Front, Bob Gettig, Bob Evans: rear, Wayne Keeler, Bing Bowers, Laurence Keene. 6 Bill Yakovac tWashingtonl, Iames Crotford, Robert Stuart tfrontl. 7 On the trail of Florida marine life: Mr. Crawford, Arthur Roberts, Mr. Hulme. 8 Experimenters in action: Elsie May Reid, Larry Nelson, Dick Van Wye. Page Eighty-nine HI-ECO-SY Constitution revised . . . supper-dance in cafeteria . . . school election. en- gineered by Haupt, gives Roosevelt a third term . . . theatre party . . . Alexander Scheirmann tells about his native country, German . . . club takes over city offices for a day. Row Four Hood, Franks, Iob ill, Gleason, Cox, Gillen, Ott, Pietila, S. Gallo, F. Gallo, Lyons, Miss O'Rourke. Roddy, Caplan CZ, 53, Clapp, Meholick. Row One --Battista, Beck, Chizmar, Barnoff, Gee, Grue- Row Three- Brown, Wilson, Robbins, Dunwoody, Haupt ill, Hilb CZ, SJ, Iewell, Freer, Hiltabiddle, Hanawalt. nig, Symanski, Mattson, Zeh, Nowling CSJ, Culver, Trimble, O'Connor. Row Two Miss Lynn, Ryabik, Fritz, Harris, Parshall, Not in picture- Frell CSD. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Row Six Bigg, E. Wilkinson, Klinger, Sisko, DiLoreto C17 Pascale, Brothers, Glaven, Nickel, Futey. Row Five Leathers, Pasteria, Sesniak, Ienkins. Duche, Oldacres. Bock, Petrich, Massar, Zeigler, N. Charnas. Row Four- fParise. Opris, Michalovich, Pegram, E Smith, Boran, Carter, D. Smith. Row Three Mr. Nickel, Roth. Schoultz, Iones, Ripple. Wick, Racher, Wishart, K. Smith. Iacozili. Row Two Mr. Kraker, Williams, Waltko, Packman, Matyas, Krasowski, Smuke, Koontz, I. Wilkinson, Thomson. Newmiller. Mr. Gass. Fletcher. Row One-W. Charnas, Witala, Rapone, Foundoulis. Christin, Georges, Lunder, Cornicelli. Orell, Kujala. Sixty future industrialists travel . . . to Girard, to see hides tanned . . . to East Liverpool, to study pottery in the making . . . to Ohio Lamp Works. I President: 2 Vice President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer: 5fProqram Chairman. Page Ninety 4 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Hilarious initiation . . . eats--come and get it! . . . child psychology . . . how to keep friends and make more . . . Miss Luise Finney talks on psychology of music and pleases with several compositions . . . discuss honesty . . . farewell party for Seniors. Row Three--Daily. Broadhurst, Devlin. Row One-'Morgan 43, 47, Kerwin f3J, McClure KZ, 59 Row Twon Froncek, Glinn, Shirran, King, VanHuffe1, Pierce CD, Smith Ml, Showacre, Dickerson. Mr. Hickox. Not in picture-Daniels ill, VanFossan 12, 57, O'Brien 155 AERO CLUB Row Three' Eckles, Hatch, Oatley CZJ, Foos, Vesera, Row One-Lipps, Astolfi, Iob, Bigg 61. 57, Filler, Mc- Lovett. Geary. Row Two Dillon, Turnbull, Heckathorne, Remalia, Not in picture'--Myers 63. 41. Iohnson. Turnbull mourns loss of gas model . . . ditto Franks and Eckles . . . Prexy Bigg qualifies for National Junior Aviators Air Races . . . Myers baffled by reluctant Sky Chief . . . Oatley suffers most fatalities at contest . . . wind- up-A-spring picnic. I--President: 2s-Vice President: 3-Secretary: 4- -Treasurer: 5-Program Chairman. Page Ninety-one DEBATE CLUB Take your pick Convention or Oregon style . . . Resolved that the Powers of the Federal Government be Increased . . . good season won 24 of 31 . . . declamations in demand . . . Massillon, no Massillon, yes ICE . . . we go to Brookfield- joke's on us, Row Two Badin ill, Mr. Bright, Withers, Ardinger. Row One Kiepper, Mulligan t3, 47, Pealer 123, Gorog. l President: 2 Vice President, 3 Secretary: 4 Treas- urer. HIGH LIGHTS STAFF How Three Kirkendall. Not in picture Stormer ill, Klivans tl, ZJ, Ott 627, Row Two Caldwell, Knox, DelDuchetto, Miss Porea, Haberstroh CZD. Keene, Nader, Yakovac. 1 Editor: 2 Assistant Editor: 3 Member Quill and Row One Vaselych 12, 3l, Leposky, Mulligan, Ryabik Scroll. tl, 3l, Hinten, Totten Cl, 31. Ryabik covers N. S. P. A. Convention . . . gang invades Tribune at press time . . . sports and ieature stories initiated , . . hayride . . . new semester-- new editors every six weeks . . . Christmas larewell party brings laughs and tears . . . High Life scooped, and war is on again . . . First Annual Iournalism banjuet staged --awards. Page Ninety-two COMMERCIALITES Commercialites view office machinery at Court House . . . hayride by moon- light . . . skating parties raise money to buy mimeograph machine . . . con- ducted tour through Union Savings and Trust. How Four Gilmore, Boyle, McCann, Wilkinson, Futey, Row One Robb, Baciu, Stan, Pealer, Fritz 117. Cun Ferrance, Burko. Amprim. ningham 11, 23, Grcijciar 131, Pietila 143, Gallo, Heben Row Three Bournia, Wolfe, Iohns, Meola, McClelland, streit, Crum, Mihalko. Spado, Rossi, Sciullo, Sutyak. Thomas, Not in picture Lepola 12l. How Two Mrs. Stevens, Barson, Alex. Gramla. Kalaf- sky, Adams, Brooks, Krivonak, Nelms, Lehtimaki, 1 President,' 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary: Champlin, Mr. Sullivan. 4 Treasurer. HIGH LIFE STAFF Row Four Horne, Prince, DelDuchetto, Gillen, Keene, Row One Caler, Steelman, Hebenstreit 13, 47, Miss Kilkenny, Iones. Porea, Hinten 141, Totten, Mulligan 145, Dakin. Row Three Devlin, Nader, Yakovac, Gass 143, Welsh, Not in picture Willard Hurst 145. Haupt 14l, Badin 145. Row Two Dennis, Leposky, Vaselych, Klingensmith, l Editor: 2 Make-up Editor: 3 Business Manager: Cooper 11, 4l, Sciullo, Viutti, Thomas, Dougherty, 4 Member Quill and Scroll. Medley 12, 41. Cubs face difficulties of first issue a week before school starts . . . all turn out for hayride . . . special Christmas and thirtieth anniversary editions . . . Gass still ravin' . . . Gillen talkin' sport . . . Cooper's ice skating party . . . banquet . . . Dorothy Hinten, Cauldron editor, sifts material and siftsmaterial. Page Ninety-three 1 Waneda Kuhen, Phyllis Dunn. Iames Eustace, Doretta New- hard, Rosalyn Collier sing for Bed Cross Assembly. Z Cheer- leaders Moon and Humes pose with Mr. Corlett. 3 Willard Hurst, Lillian Medley, Bill Gass, Chuck Gillen, Iohn Baclin check High Life copy. 4 Dorothy Hinten interviews Dean Lovett. 5 Paul Nader, Bill Yakovac, Muriel Mulligan, Marie Leposky ronter over High Lights . 6 Dorothy Vaselych and Dolores Ryabik edit High Lights . 7 Concertrmeister Sotirios Sctntulis tunes up. 8 Psychologists feed at Marjorie McClure's: front grabbers are Mary C. Showacre, Marjorie Smith, Cornelia King. 9 Bessie Mae Hebenstreit gathers news from Miss O'Rourke. f -'ir 5 X C li 'fi ti 1 .5 '-L' R-, S-.-: M l Swiss flag-twirlers: Wilma lane Roberts, Adalyn McGregor. Hurst. Charles Gilien, Bill Cooper, Ianice Wagner, George Me- Viola Lanning, Connie Spado, Betty Grow, Donna Ianis. 2 holick, Miss Kaufman, Emily Iewell, Paul Hingsmith, Dolores lournalist delegates, N. S. P, A. Banquet at Statler Hotel: Willard Ryabik. Lillian Medley, Miss Porea. Page Ninety-tour l Lillian Iohnston, drum majorette. 2 Commercialites on a hay- rido: lront, Lucy Scuillo, Elsie Thomas, Doris Champlin, Anelma Lehtimaki, Theresa Alex, Helen Wolfe, Catherine Barson, Martha Pietila, Eugene Pealer: rear. Stella Burko, Mary Futey, Mrs. Stevens. Katie Bournia, Martin Fritz. Miss Porea, Bessie Mae Hebenstrcit, Marguerite Boyle, Iohn Baciu. 3 Iarnes Gleason, Edward Stevens, Iames Graveline, 10B Hi-Y executives. 4 Wash- ington Hi-Y pow-wow: front: Bill Kane, Robert Downs, Emanuel Axiotis, Wilfrid Kauffman. Bill Cooper, Charles Spencer, Bernard Kost. 5 Genevieve Hilb, Anna Grace Gee, Margaret Trimble check Hi-Eco'Sy membership. 6 Ianuary Prom: Miss Porea and Mr. Frank Moran, Martha Iohnson and Edwin Lear, Mrs, Nickel and Mr. Wagner. 5 y.. l Senior Class sponsors at the Prom: Mr. Wagner, Mrs. Hatfield, Mrs. McCurdy, Mr. Iohnson. 2 At the Prom, Mr. Mollenkopf ard Mr, Turner chat over the punch bowl. 3 Elmer Bigg. pres- ident of Aero. 4 Irving Caplan, lean Nowling, Glenn Iob, gov' erning body of Hi-Eco-Sy. S Larry Keene, that rare imitator of Bing Crosby. 6 Recent arrivals from Europe welcomed at Harding: Frank Calvary, Michael Kondoleon, Alexander Schier- mann, 7 Washington Hi-Y members plan program: front, Bob Boyd, Bill Lehto, Arthur Roberts: rear, Walter Jones, Gordon Miller, Regis Dailey, Larry Nelson, Sam Dunwoody, Dick Van Wye. Bill Kerr, Clayton Francis. Page Ninety-five A CAPPELLA Songsters and Mr. Scheig have a iull calendar . . . Hanging of the Greens at Y. W. C. A. . . . Rotary-Kiwanis Club . . . Baccalaureate Services . . . churches . . . Masonic Temple . . . top honors to our three Marys 1Zervas, Gentithes, Santulis3 for help in Greek relief program . . . Trial by Iury , a Gilbert and Sullivan opera, for British relief . . . a big hand to announcers, Kathleen Davies and Erma Iean McGarr. Row Six Van Wye, Newsome, Thompson, Gettig, Rus- sell, Handsley, Ondik, Hanel, Rush, Morris, Filler. Row Five Massar, Hofihines 123, Pitinii, Shatter, San- tulis, Ewing, Matheny, Hughes, Rinda, Shakley, Pre tot, Eustace 143, Prince. Row Four Porter, Wilkinson, Shatter, Watson, Kuhen. Xanthou, C. Hall, Dunn, S. Lewis, Dean, Fowler, Bruce, Boyle, Santulis, Hinkle. Row Three Morgan, Collier, Lively, Phillips, A. Lewis Gruenig. Weir, Paulick, D. Davies. Palen, Fokas Marcello, Schatzel, Malmrose. Keeler. Row Two Anderson. Kovach, Britton, Brain, Dickson Ecker, McAllister, P. Hall, Morrison, Popp, E. Lewis Engstrom, Faggiolo, Potter. Row One Simmons, Young, Wormley, Miller, Caldwell Davis, K, Davies, McCann, Lohr 11, 23, Newhard 133 Scott 143, Haryu 113, Zervas, Gentithes, Graveline. ORCHESTRA Row Fou' Oberg, P. Campbell 11, 23, Turrell. Holmstrom, Meholick, Uhlir, Santulis, Brock, Killinen Row Three Turner, Saker, Clapp, K. Campbell, Sayers. Row One-'Mary Thomas, Margaret Thomas. Clute Sarondus, Fokos 123, Brozman, Bradley. Wood, Brugler, Lowry, Newhard 13, 43, Lynn, Parshall Row Two Horvath, Susko, Blasco, Clark, Scott 113, Dennis, Collier, Downs. A forum? A play? You can be sure the orchestra starts it off . . . World War songs, directed by Mr. Scheig, at Red Cross assembly . . . Santulis and Focos, violinists. do their part for Greek Relief . . . tune up tor opera used in British Relief benefit. l President: 2' Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4 Treasurer. Page N inety-six BAND AND TWIRLERS On hand at every football game . . . formations galore . . . Swiss Flag swinging . . . tableaux-Spirit of '76-Abraham Lincoln . . . Lanning and Roberts ap- plauded for tap dance specialties . . . twirlers in novel formations-Ctorpedo, arrow? . . . Ianis in clever acrobatic stunts with batons. TROMBONE-H. Turrell, R. Bauman, S. West, D. Zeigler, H. Starnes, R. Sutherland, E. Ripple . . . HORN-M. Arnold, B. Snelbaker, B. McCorkle, F. Evans, I. Garman, D. Rist . . . SAXOPHONE4 H. Clagett, B. Pardee, S. Anderson, G. Hoagland, R. Bland, B. Hebebrand, F. Adgate, R. Ronald l3J, G. Sayers, V. Burnison . . . DRUMS-A. Price, F. Snelbaker. N. Brocken ill. R. Burger, I. Arm- strong. F. Lundy, R. Dennis, H. Sibson, K. Holmstrom . . . CORNET-H. Woodward, W. Bradley, T. Knox. I. Currie, B. Logue, K. Smith. B. Everett, B. Lake, C. Snyder, W. Frye, A. Sutherland, C. Christ, D. Williams, I. King, D. Parker, A. Flasck ill. D. Pluche. D. Barbe. E. Prommersberger. CLARINET-E. Hawthorne, V. Appleby, S. Kinderman, I. Lewis, R. Iudd, E. Yannucci, I. Penner, N. Christine. G. Toures, I. Gildea, H. Collier, I. R. Kaetzel, I. Harsha, F. Kendall, R. Clapp. D. Adams. T. Ewing. B. Trube, L. I. Parshall, D. Lovett, K. Campbell, I. Hyde, R. Catlin, A. Ciontoli, B. Woods. B. Spitler . . . BASS-P. Campbell, E. Henderson, L. H. Hurst . . . PICCOLO-P. Turner, A. O'Leary . . . DRUM MAIORS-K. LeBar, E. Pretot. MAIORETTES-V. Lanning, W. I. Roberts, P. Hampson, L. Iohnston, A. MacGregor, C. Spado, D. Ianis . . . TWIHLERS CLUB-M. I. Thomas, M. Sako, M. Parker, B. Cola, B. Vaught. A. Oswald. M. Samuels. B. Minnick, F. Hyman, B. Powell, B. Grow, M. Flannery, B. Young, I. Campbell, S. Thomas, F. Gallo, M. Downs, V. Flask. M. Thomas, R. Friend, M. Loutzenhiser, S. Gallo. 1----President: 3+-Secretary. Page N inety-seven Queen Martha Iohnson Ccenterb with Viola Lanning Kleftb and Antoinette Gallo, attendants, highlight Homecoming festivities. Right page: Athletic letter parade . . . standing left, Buster Parker Cfootballl, Hugh Clagett Ctennisi, Guy Harris Cgoltb, Beverly Moon lcheerleaderl, Larry Prince lbasketballl, Bill Lehto lbase- ball? . . . seated, Bob Kirk ltrackb, Anne Ward fG. A. AJ. 'Hulk 'Oils my A g , Q '4 'N vw1--.,,,,, www...,,,,. W NN., --s+m...,-V. , ww uf M., 1 sf Ying - t 'S if U ' 5 1 M 1 if vfvaf Y F XR A ,Q 'QSNYSS . Bmw 'QQ X 9. xg, - , , R 7 ill.. I. ,,,,.-ww-5 BAND FORMS A90 UD FOOTBALL SQUAD Row Four Marzulla, McMahon, Ludwick, Hayes, Iacobs, McAllister, Saltez, Morris, Funtjar. Dziak, Russ, Somplack, Meholick, Miles, Roberts Row Three Coach Beck, Scarpaci, Anclress, McKinney, Patterson, Gilleri, Kershner, Iohnson, Henry, McCaslin, Comanescu, Parker, Graham, Prince, Coach Hill. Row Two Coach Latterty, Hoitman. Lehto, W. Williams, Exler, Larson, Marcarello, Williamson, Dixon, Lyons, Byrne, F. Williams. Row One Managers Kilkenny. D'Amico, Corsatea: Smith, Schneider, Swinton, Bollas, Kelson, Ellison: Managers Bowden and Bayus. PIGSKIN PARADE Although playing the best teams in Northeastern Ohio and Western Penn- sylvania, Warren finishes with six wins to four losses . . . high scoring by both Warren and opponents common . . . Dixon and I. Iohnson gain recog- nition on All-State team: Dixon, tackle on third team: I. Iohnson, honorable mention. SENIOR MEN I. IOHNSON KERSHNER LYONS DIXON PARKER Page One Hundred Two FOOTBALL SCORE SCORE YEAR AGO ATTEND- DATE W VW Opp'nt--Warren Opp'ntf Warren fANOE WEATHER Sept. 13 Erie Academy 1000 7 000170009 6,000 Warm Sept. 20 SHGIOT100 s if 20000 0500 070 7000gQ Hot g Sept. 27 Massillont 0 0 59 000 0000 00 W0 10,000 Chigy oct. 4 Duquesne Prep. 0 0000300 0 0 000 0 0 4,000 Good Oct. 11 celnenl eg 000 10 015,000 Perfect Oct. IE Cleveland St. Ignatius 0 EEEE iw 00 0 0. 7 Clear oet. 25 ce1iI,Siee11gMen5e5e1g p7 yslf 7 00 7g0 7,000 Chilly Nov. 2 Yeuneerewn South gg sg g EE 021 0 0 000sg 3,000 Cloudy Nev. 0 Nileel p7 12 0 0001 7,0000 Fair Nov. 21 New ceeuel 0 0 1+ 700 0 0 6,000 Warm V Vi wif, - mr i wif tWet field! if played away. 0 0 V V ERIE ACADEMY-Collapsing in the fourth quarter, a green Warren team is unable to with- stand the Erie Academy bombardment, resulting in two touchdowns and a victory for Erie . . . Exler and Scarpaci spark Warren drive in first half, with Scarpaci going over for a touch- down . . . Hoffman injured. SHARON-Despite heat, the Prexies step into the win column . . . deceptive running attack has Sharon bewildered . . . Williamson shines on the offense, getting away for a 51-yard race for a touchdown . . . Andress, standout on defense, recovers fumble, setting up first touchdown. MASSILLON-The State champions again show too much power . . . precise blocking and tackling stop Red and White cold . . . worst defeat of recent years . . . Williamson only War- ren back to get away for a long gain, that of 21 yards . . . Warren fans enjoy Massillon band performance-fireworks 'en everything. SENIOR MEN l .. .QA mn- -A MARZULLA COMANESCU EXLER HENRY ROBERTS Page One Hundred Three FOOTBALL DUQUESNE PREP-A breather . . . an outclassed Duquesne Prep outfit overpowered by the Presidents . . . whole team shows improvement . . . Lehto makes remarkable catch of Scar- paci's pass for 67 yards and a touchdown . . . I. Iohnson continues outstanding play. CANTON MCKINLEY-Canton Bulldogs roll over Warren . . . crippled by numerous injuries and lack of reserves, the Presidents play hard football, yet fail to score . . . poor punting at critical moments proves costly for Red and White . . . Dixon, Exler, Lyons, and Andress play headsup ball. CLEVELAND ST. IGNATIUS-Homecoming game . . . dazzling Warren aerial attack swamps St. Ignatius . . . hard charging Cleveland line forces W. H. S. to show best passing attack of season . . . tricky forwards result in three Warren touchdowns . . . Larson and I. Iohnson feature. CAMPBELL MEMORIAL-A tough one to lose . . . Harding High drops a close game to Campbell Memorial . . . Prexies score in first four minutes of play, but fail to make extra point . . . following Campbell's touchdown, Larson's desperate passes, which bring Warren into scoring position, provide real thrill for the crowd . . . last minute Warren drive is cut short by the crack of the timer's gun. YOUNGSTOWN SOUTH-Led by I. Iohnson, whose brilliant play provided the margin nec- essary for victory, Warren High easily tops South . . . nineteen completed passes out of twenty-two attempts by Youngstown good for only one touchdown . . . Iohnson on an end around, races 56 yards to touchdown . . . Bill Lehto injured: out for rest of season. NILES-Exhibiting best brand of football of the season, Prexies upset a strong Niles McKinley team . . . Presidents enter game as underdog . . . strong line play dominates game . . . Exler recovers Warren fumble for first touchdown . . . Scarpaci's shovel pass to I. Iohnson clinches game . . . Russell Stein trophy goes to Warren for the year. NEW CASTLE-New Cast1e's unbeaten Hurricanes wallop the Red and White . . . rough bat- tle . . . game closer than score 133-Ol indicates . . . six seniors wear Warren uniforms for last time: I. Iohnson, Parker, Lyons, and Co-captains Exler, Dixon, and Hoffman . . . New Castle forfeits victory due to use of an ineligible player. SENIOR MEN MCMAHON WILLIAMSON HOFFMAN Page One Hundred Four ,,.-.,',. QF GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row Six S. Palen, Paulick. Sisley. Row Five Popp, Owens, DeSantis. Lynn, Braun, Allen, Hill, Taipale. Row Four Davis, Saunders, Brogdon, Ruio, Armstrong, Kontos, H. Krivonak f4l, Ferguson, Sal- vato, Rice. Row Three McAllister, Trimbath, Young, Niemi, Fodor, Fini, Riiile, Wines, Bross. Rossi, Chasser. Row Two Menz, Begalla, V. Palen, Ianosik. Engstrom, Kuhart, Zunich, Grgurich, Comanescu, Eaton, Salvia, Miss Eaton. Row One Trivanovich, Ritch, Miller. Chizmar, Chaney, Stein fl, 47, Adams il, 23, Thompson, Sulonen, S. Gallo, M. Krivonak, Rudin. Not in picture Ward 427, Chryst 635. I-President: 2 V. President: 3-Secretary: 4 Treasurer. Award Points G i r 1 s Gold Pin 71400 Yi Arnie Ward, AunefSuloneYn, BettvwAda?ns, Helen lilglizos. Silver Pin V 1300i VW W Y Y V AW W Bronze Pin V --1000 Y Clara Brogdon. Y V i iw W Wi f Chenille Letter W WA 100 i Y H VOlga Kuhart, HelenVOwens,iVelrrta Stein, Lois Thornpson, Beatrice Saunders. Felt Letter 350 Shirley Ferguson, Irma Hill, Vivian Pierson, Rosie Rossi, Frances Salvato, Helen W Taipale, Alice Engstron1LBeatriceSaiinders. W Wwii Y V BASKETBALL H C H A M P S - BASEBALL AND VOLLEYBALL 12B - 11A IZA - 11A Row Two' -Armstrong, Kuhart, Popp, Thompson. Palen, Adams. Row Two -Owens, Saunders, Brogdon, Palen, Kuhart, Row One Saunders, Owens, Krivonak, Stein. Row One Stein, Sulonen, Thompson, Ward, Engstrom Page One Hundred Five VARSITY BASKETBALL That Moran-LaBuda, Larson-Rhine, Venetta-Baker combination went to town for Coach Hill and W. H. S. 14 wins . . . 9 losses . . . LaBuda and Venetta named on all-tournament team . . . Warren squad at- tends State tournament at Columbus as guests of local men's clubs. 7 Score 'vm K' Y KScore 'Year Ago, V Y Date Team Opp'nt Warren Opp'nt Warren High Lights Dec. 6 Geneva 1' 25131 7 'iff A 45 W LEie61It1l1Tn7i WTS 3 Dec. 7 New Castle 3 H TJ Y Y S3 LOANS! Castleqrtgiltfzwgctory Ytor using eligible player. Dec. 13 gcoiliitwgod '25 24 LW 43 12511 Fotif 1 Dec. 21 Alumni 3 20 ' 3 23 ' 3 V407 Slil 3742 ,161-dolored Edrmii team QERS Qgame. Ian. 3 Girard 211 Y 33 V 7124, Vllbckman, defense' saar. 'YYY OT Ian. 4 Struthers 39 V729 V H22 V imciegiail to cliclr. lan. 10 Nilesvif 24 V 38 H128 'IS Wlicnren coasts Qitirst quarter' lead of 14-0. 159. 11 Akrgoilgcgntial 32 31 3 E 1 ' 29 YWW25 Vgldcat 51125.59 Qereagg stamp. Presidents. lqn. 21 sqleinjt g 241 49 3 '26 328 Lagtga-ilgs in mfoinisf SE Ian. 25 Qfoungglilwn ciidnely t'1' 15 3 51 1 E1 3 3 3 W. 1-1.5. 1eqm'wQg15.g Ji I-an. 28 Akron Kenmore 1 Y 38' W V Y 32 iii V 7177 WLovi:eiling bothers-Preiries. Ian. 31 Youngmowri Rayen 1 27 1 Warren unable tb lodate hoop. feb. 1 ggggnpytdna j 5 51 41 g 5 j li1W'h1ne sms. or 73 f is Feb. 7 Niles 32 49 E15 ' YL 1 MEX, substitutionsll ' Feb. 15 Ashtabula 123 ia A ' aol TTB Ldv? scoring. A 1 FelT18 Frargi Y Y 37 by 26 H Y Y 7723 Y Farrell sharpshooters. K lfeb. 22 MQSSQQDV V39 41 V H A 13 gregries reallngw Eeb. 25 Sharon 1' - i 29 i V T9 Shgroniglcgavgiri tall. Y 1 played away. 'l' forfeited. 1 V N V TOURNAMENT AT YOUNGSTOWN SOUTH FIELD HOUSE ' OTE? llii A A ' 3 A' A 1 Date Team Opp'nt Warren i i High, f i N V March Minerva V CF V -3977 Taiida finds basketfior 17 points. f March zilcirgsgwn East E Y YVYV Moraf51YVenettaV, high scorers. Y V f March Yomgstown Woodrow Wilson il A Y 26 An iron-man team defeats pre-tournament favorite. A March' Lisbon M ill Venetta and4Larson lead W. H. to serni-finals. March Youngstown Rayen 1 O30 ilyrgiizing stops Prgies. Y V Y V Niles game: left, Rhine and Venetta: center, Moran and Larson . . . Boxing winners-front, Ralph Troiano, 135 lbs.: Bob Roberts, 160 lbs.: Dan Lyons, 175 lbs., Harry Savakis, 118 lbs.-rear, Coach Ruttman, Bill Dixon, heavyweight: Andy Zigmont, 126 lbs.: Walter Flask, 112 lbs.-not in picture, Sid ney Brown, 147 lbs. Page One Hundred Six BASKETBALL VARSITY Row Three - Frye, Baker, Venneta, Packman, Dziak, Coach Hill. Row Two A Hicks, Moran. La Buda, Larson, Conlan. Row One Prince. Spencer. Not in picture - 7 Luther Rhine. RESERVES Row Three Gilvary, Gilleri, Ludwick. Palchich, Morris, Coach Lafferty. Row Two Hicks, Spencer, Dziak, Con- lan, Reed. Row One Cartwright. Battista. Not in picture Ioe Scarpaci, Francis Crowe. 1. 11A Class Basketball Champs: row two- R. De Poor, Lewis, Bailey: row one Pinkerton, I. De Poor, Gra- ham. 2. Rainey Fulton, manager of Second Annual Boxing Tournament. 3. Louis Goodman, manager of cheer- leaders. 4. Andv Zigmont and Alex Matyas in a friendly bout. Page One Hundred Seven 1940 TRACK TEAM Row Three- Swinton ill, Wimbish, Woodcock. McKinney fl. 21, Daniels, W. Hudson. Row Two Row One Coach Garrett, Woods, Hayes Ill. Dixon ill, Menz, Williamson ill. Marzulla, Georges, Sullivan. Packman Cl, Zl, Bryant tl,2l, D. L. Hudson, Brown Cl, 21, Ronyak tI.2l. Freer ill, West. Niemi ill. Kirk ill, Barton Ill. Pierce Cll. Not in picture: Bizyk ill, Benoit Cll. 1 awarded letters: 2 two-year men received gold track shoes. IN MEMORIAM DAVID BROWNLEE Warren Warren Warren TRACK Harding High's undefeated record in dual track competition extends well into fifth season before being snapped . . . Coach Garrett's thin clads topped by Youngstown Rayen and Salem . . . team fails to place in Salem Night Relays . . . for the first time in I5 years, Warren does not qualify an athlete for the State meet. One record broken during season--BroWn's toss of 44' IU shatters old Warren shot-put mark of 42' 10 made by Dan Comanescu in 1937. Pierce, half-miler, elected honorary captain, receives gold track shoe award for showing best spirit and most improvement . . . leading point gatherers for Red and White-McKinney, Williamson, Pierce, and Dixon in order. School and track team saddened by the death of David Brownlee, Warren polevaulter, fatally injured in an automobile crash in mid-season. Taisto Packman also injured-forced to remain inactive for part of season. DUAL COMPETITION . . 70 Ashtabula . . 48 Warren . . 57 U6 Salem . 60 5X6 . . 67 New Castle . . 46 Warren . . 67 2X3 Sharon . . 541!3 . . 90 Struthers . . 28 Warren . . 58 2! 3 Rayen . . 60 1X3 Page One Hundred Eight LETTERMEN Calendar included Homecoming Dance and Football Banquet . . . gold footballs awarded to six boys: Dixon, Hoffman, Exler, Henry, two-year men: Arnold D'Amico, senior manager: Fred Marzulla, for loyalty and fine spirit. Row Five Barton, Hayes, Williamson, Swinton, Canzonetta, Lyons, Dixon, Iones, Freer, Bryant, Iohnson. Row Four McKinney, Paully, Williams, Henry, Andress, DeFoor, Packman. Row Three Benoit, Corsatea, Bjorson, Dunmire, Robinson, Simone, Conlan, Spencer. Row Two LaBuda, VanFossan, Daily, D'Amico, Scarpaci, Prince, O'Leary, Harris, Pinkerton, Moon. How One Kirk, Honyak, Pierce,Dixon, Exler 623, Hoffman Cll. Moon f3l, Lehto, Brown, Sullivan, Devlin. I President: 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary-Treasurer. x X a QIEFYERQ , :y3'7:l,,., K X A, 1 Hy, V l Y' xl W. x ,r, t ' 1 i nk ...auf up A Q ,. . K mu U t F i fx t xr, ti Row Three Dillon, Beskidll, Petruslca, Ciortan, Brewer. H Flow Two Coach Garrett, Warfieldl, Sullivan, Dixon, Diehl , Benoit, Ghindia, Freerli Row One Danielsil, Wimbishl, Eckels, Hickey, Woodcock. Ulam, Menzl, .artonl CROSS COUNTRY Harding High's harriers initiate new sport with an undefeated record in dual competition . . . Youngstown Rayen, Salem, and Sharon are victims of Coach Garrett's lads . . . Prexies finish in fourth place in N. E. O. district meet . . . team organized as a result of last year's work by Bob Byrnes, distance runner . . . Barton, with Wimbish usually at his heels, leads the Presi- dents to victory . . . all but Freer will return to '41 team. awarded letter. Page One Hundred Nine . , , - Q 4, ......,. ... ,W -- Row Four Pinkerton 123, Blazek 123, DiGiacobbe, Coach Laflerty, Hoffman. DilVlauro, Krempasky. Row Three D'Amico, Scarpaci 123, LaBuda 123, Iohnson 123, Paully 123, Tomko 123, Palovich 11, 23, Corsatea. Row Two Marcello 123, Canzonetta 123, Petrilla 123, Lehto 123, Brown 123, Daugherty 123, Zaucha 11, 23. Row One McVicker, l gold baseball awards to two-year menf 2 received letter. 1940 BASEBALL TEAM Warren High ball club breaks even with four wins and four losses in scheduled competi- tion . . . lose to Canton McKinley in tournament opener . . . Howland, Youngstown Rayen. and Campbell Memorial 1two garr1es3 defeated by Harding nine . . . Youngstown Chaney, Alliance 1two games3 and Canton McKinley top Prexies to even up the season's record. an u .V- i. t-, . ,T ...3 , :gf 44449, 131,43 . STUNT CLUB Row Three Popa, Clark, Matyas, Zofko, Boran, Marhefky, Petruska, Galbreath, Smith. Row Two Coach Buttman, Campana, Stackhouse, Holmstrom, Barton, VanWye, Welsh, Franz. Oltean, Christ, Krauss, Row One Anderson, Horne, Glassco, Yanitor, Ross, Barlow, Kapus, Russell, Vario, Brothers. Page One Hundred Ten 1940 TENNIS TEAM Tennis team chalks up five wins, one tie, three defeats. Row Two E. Hurst, Kane, Spencer, Robinson, Bjorson, Moran. Row One- Nelson, Conlan, Simone, Moon, Claggett, W. Hurst, Barton. Not in picture Coach Thayer Church. L-. X--1'-'ff augur -J. fs.. S ue ggi,--A A-W e II Row One Marcarello, O'Leary, VanFossan, Harris, Sotak, Coach Iohnson. 1940 GOLF TEAM Coach Norman Iohnson's golfers have to face unusually stiff competition in matches with Youngstown Rayen, Girard, Struthers, and Sharon . . . Harding's team defeats Girard for season's lone win . . . no tournaments entered. Table tennis champs: girls-Ianet Bland: Lora Ruth Hurst, runner-up . . . boys-Iohn French- ko: Charles Trekur, runner-up. Page One Hundred Eleven Miss Porea and Editor Cooper work on High Life with Mr. Harold King, school printer . . . Prexy Carnahan distributes hand-books to newcomers-Bob Ecker, Tony Bournia, Iames Gunsallus. Don Morris. Francis Roddy, Phyllis Davis . . . Alvin Burner buys first activity ticket from Miss Eaton . . . Business Managers Ringsmith and Moran visit Echoes print shop . . . Ted Morningstar and Lawrence Drennen furnish the man power for a class-room movie. Right page-Lewis Baughman and Mary Iane Carnahan inspect the ads on the bulletin board. Y W. I. LEWIS ELECTRIC COMPANY 419 ELM ROAD, N. E. WARREN, OHIO PHONE 3707 BEST WISHES Darling QSAUP It's cz Darling Dress 0 CORNER PARK AND MARKET Compliments of BOLOTIN'S Furniture Store 464 South Street, S. W. 0 WARREN'S LEADING FURNITURE STORE Compliments of WEISNER'S GARAGE AND U - DRIVE - IT 173 FRANKLIN STREET, s. W. BOSTON STORE 217 MAIN AVENUE, s. W. Everything in MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR A Complete Line of CAMPUS SWEATERS Compliments of The Masters-Daugherty Co. COMPLETE FOOD STORE 280 NORTH PARK AVENUE Pgorid df' Compliments of The Federal Machine 81 Welder Ce. PIONEER MANUFACTURERS OF RESISTANCE WELDING MACHINES Compliments of DUCHESS WAIT T0 SEE CHOCOLATE sHoPPE THE BIG ONES CANDY GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Youngstown Road GRIFFING' Peer S WALLPAPER and PAINT Theatre STORE B. P. S. PAINTS Market House Arcade Phone 3641 PgOH ddFf FOR THIRTY YEARS A GOOD STORE IN A GOOD CITY 07126 clrlzer 0. Always the First with the .. NEWEST WARREN'S OLDEST SHOE STORE Popular Prices S2 to S6 E013 OLD OZMIXH' fill! f0W',lPi'S , N V ..,. t 1 as A if A S., f W y E -. ' I xml 9 X ' A, lk K V ,1 X - fg 3,345 .. M ' .--11? I ff - 3 'sw f 'uf' 1: '9Q!i ef'bF'Vj G' I A 'wail QW , 32M , I - . - ,., .,., , 1 .ff1gwf,,Q- .5 mg. 'rv Kg- I ' Out of school as well as in school C O 0 K' S HIGHLAND DAIRY Leads the way with WARREN'S FINEST DAIRY PRODUCTS Sale Distributors of Mellorich HOMOGENIZED MILK 295 Highland Ave., S. W. Phone 2841 Paige and Byrnes INSURANCE O David R. Paige - Iames L. Byrnes l47 S. Park Avenue Warren, Ohio Page One Hundred Sixteen Gilm0re's Bakery 163 Exchange Catering for Compliments of BAN QUETS and PARTIES - Specxalues - CLOVERLEAF, PARKERHOUSE and HARD ROLLS BARBEQUE and WEINER BUNS Two Deliveries Daily Phones: 3638-X - 1948-L Compliments of WULHUFF and BAHNHAHT THE MEN'S STORE 139 E. MARKET STREET WARREN, OHIO Best Wishes SUNLIGHT ELECTRICAL DIVISIUN GENERAL MUTIJRS EURPIJRATIUN PgOHddS een t GlllS1V0lID9S YOUR HOME STORE FOR 51 YEARS wARREN's LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE 10 DEPARTMENTS STOCKED WITH SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE Always Has Been Home Owned and Home Operated PATRONS ADAMS BEAUTY SHOPPE BONNIE BEAUTY SHOPPE GEORGE C. MATHENY 5, 1, BROOKS 1 Compliments of A D O GILMOUR'S RADIO SHOP N S HAMILTON'S PARK HOTEL WHITE ROSE HESS MODERN MARKET Gnd BAKERY SERVICE STATION MARYLON MODISTE SHOP MONTGOMERY DRUG CO. THE NEW WAY BEAUTY SHOPPE THE PEOPLE'S ICE AND SUPPLY CO. HOWARD SHIELDS, INC. 1283 E. Market Street Phone 3330-W T ll1flCJ1f'8'lfUS Portrait and Commercial Photography Wedding and School Photography a Specialty FRANKLIN BLOCK - PARK AVENUE AND MARKET ST. PHONE 2193 Page One Hundred Eighteen STROUSS- HIRSHBERG'S Zflvrzf fkam Qfyfmfabvm Q AIIIBWCAKZIIIFQQZQ fr WOMEN. CHILDREN and the HOME CORNER MARKET AND PARK AVENUE fFormer1y The Wm. Eby Co.J You'11 always The G' C make a good appearance in jewelers Since 1847 ROBIN S 6 KNAPP'S , Wearing Apparel Headquarters for Still feGilJ.IiI1g CIS we do T1MELY and GRIFFON CLOTHES GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ARROW SHIRTS EMERSON HATS INTERWOVEN SOCKS 148 NORTH PARK AVENUE Next to Warner Co. Compliments of The East Ohio Lumber Company 1260 NORTH PARK AVENUE WARREN, OHIO Page One Hundred Nineteen GROWING WITHYOU TOWARD ACHIEVEMENT BEST WISHES FROM C! f We 12.53-041212 1 CI-Iarris-Warren Theater Buildingl ICE CREAM CANDY KARMEL KORN POPCORN LUNCHES SODAS SUNDAES HAMILTON 8: MEIGS, INC. COAL AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Manufacturers of CEMENT BLOCK - TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE 1111 PARKMAN ROAD WARREN, OHIO PHONE 3145 PHONE 3148 OFFICE SUPPLIES ' fl AND ' FUNERAL HOME Q Warren, Ohio S A B AMBULANCE - INVALID COACH 310 East Market Street Phone 1015 458 High Street, N, E, Phone 2001 PgO Hd dT y Compliments of HOUSE of FASHION. Inc. AT THE UNION STORE 1T'S QUALITY USE OUR BUDGET PLAN THE EASY WAY TO GOOD CLOTHES WHERE WOMEN LOVE TO SHOP THE NEW 121 High Street 5 4 i 132 North Park Avenue I I Compliments of IOHNSON 6. SULLIVAN SERVICE STATION SOHIO PRODUCTS 631 East Market Street Phone 3938 KEICH 61 O'BRIEN ARCHITECTS 0 912 Union Savings 6: Trust Bldg. Warren, Ohio Compliments of GOrOg's Deluxe Market 566 HIGH STREET, N. E. COCHRI-IN STORE COCHRAN PAINT AND WASHABLE PAPER PAINTERS' AND DECORATORS' SUPPLIES 151 SOUTH PARK AVENUE PHONE 3976 P O dd BUSINESS is the World's best paying and most interesting profession the ideal profession for the alert young man and Woman. WARREN BUSINESS COLLEGE ESTABLISHED 1897 The Leeds Iewelry Cu., Inc. 108 HIGH STREET Next to Public Library Q THE STORE OF PERSONALIZED, COURTEOUS SERVICE Compliments of The Warren Window Glass Bo Paint - Glass - Wallpaper WARREN, oi-no Schaible Bros. SOHIO SERVICE STATION Established 1922 LUBRICATION TIRES -- BATTERIES East Market Street and Iddings Compliments of ARTWIL DRESS SHOPPE 173 West Market Street Page O HddT y R. E. DILLEY's Compffmfs cf REPAIR SHOP WARREN LINCOLN AND LIGHT WEIGHT ARMATURE WORKS BICYCIGS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Chosen for their Quality After twenty-eight years of experience 533 SOUTH STREET, S. E. and REPAIRS 848 West Market Street Phone 3165 Call - BARBE - 2300 For New and Used Pianos Storage and Moving Long Distance Moving by Greyvan Lines, Inc. Builders' Supplies Sunshine Coal Warren Fuel G Supply Co. 470 South Street, S. E. The Reliable West Side Store BOWL!-IND GHUGEBY Meats and Groceries Corner West Market and Parkman Buy Farr the Best APPEARANCE IS YOUR BEST ASSET IN LIFE DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED Gfazrff Cloilfes Compare 178 EAST MARKET STREET ROBINS BUILDING Warren's Largest Clothier Compliments of Ill 0 ll I I-9 S SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 0 ll I I., 113 W. Market Page One Hundred Twenty-three Compliments of Uhr Rappnlh Gln. 81 Years' Service at 145 West Market Street The Park Hardware Co. NEW LOCATION 136 Main Avenue, S. W. THE STORE OF QUALITY Compliments of Best Wishes D0UBLE G INSUTTQZSLDXZNCY QUALITY MARKET COMPANY 173- 175 MAIN AVENUE, S. W. Phone 3638-L - 1762-X Ground Floor Location 444 High Street, N. E. Since 1857 at Warren, Ohio Pgond d Twenty-four ggess fzezvion Cggvozfun STUDIO of DANCE DANcEs or DISTINCTION Cpl I 0 L o 701 N. Park Avenue Phone 1337-W Q Q Warren, Ohio ' . O Y Compliments of ' g . 0 ,AL 9 0 THE ' 0 ' PEERLESS ELECTRIC COMPANY . DRIVE TO Jiizracfean B . , D . The Superior Dry Cleaning Service S Warren Steam Laundry FOR AND ICE CREAM Dry Cleaning Company AND FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS 202 South Park Avenue PHONE 1866 Compliments of The Denman Tire 81 Rubber Cn. KFACTORY BRANCH? 181 HIGH STREET--OPPOSITE WARNER HOTEL PHONE 2057 Pgo Hddr yf Compliments ot CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1941 Warren'S l L Modern Drug Store lr LI VAN S . WARREN'S LEADING CREDIT IEWELERS LEWIS 6 MCWHIRTER S DRUGGISTS 180 East Market treet 131 High Street Phone 2825 Compliments ot A. GUARNIERI 6. CO. YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND NEW STYLES WHOLESALE IN - 3 CANDY, TOBACCO. CIGARS QUALITY FOOTWEAR and CONFECTIONERY + AT I I Rear--433 East Market Street C Shoe Store 124 NORTH PARK Compliments of I Featuring i E FLORSHEIM The Storage Transfer 8. Supply Bo. 3 WALKOVER - ENNA IETTICK sea SOUTH STREET 1 and SWEETS SPECIAL LINE SHOES 07116 T mmbu!! Savings 55 Loan Co. 52 YEARS OF HOME FINANCING 52 YEARS OF SERVICE Page One Hundred Twenty-six S S 0 O H x-70 H I I 0 O Byers Service PHONE 4084-X 900 SUMMIT STREET, N. W R051-AN AS USUAL BEAUTY SALON fFormer1y Warner Hotel Beauty Salon! 0-S-B-0-R-N-E FRANKLIN BLOCK THE SUIT MAN PARK AVENUE Phone 3404 Roslcrn Ankeny Biddlestone Kathryn D. Krispinsky SUITS TO ORDER LUGGAGE OF MERIT SWEATERS OF ALL KINDS H I - H Q EARLE BAILEY Q and the DELICIOUS, THICK HARRIS . WARREN MALTED MILKS THEATRE AND HAMBURGERS EXTEND , BEST WISHES TO 167 HIGH STREET, N. E. THE GRADUATING CLASS Page One Hundred Twenty-seven l,Afgig31?rS IT PAYS TO PLAY Eg'fS1Q1f3A1ggT T H E f 1 f G f , I N C . 258 EAST MARKET STREET HONOR IERSEYS LETTERS AND MONOGRAMS Compliments oi Compliments of W 1 . , KING FURNITURE AND CARPET 1 Klfbv S Shoe Store R The Home of PAUL L. KING KARL B. KING POPULAR PRICED class of 1911 Class of 1911 1 SHOES Compliments of The Taylor -Winfield Corporation Manufacturers of ELECTRIC RESISTANCE WELDERS Pgoz-Iddr h Compliments of Compliments of Bi . Buckeye 58 Service K0II11'21Y3CB0CkJ'YC Distributors of U. S. TIRES AND 24-HOUR SERVICE Phone 3469 Corner South cmd Chestnut OFFICE PHONE 1153 Wore! Warner Wcrrren's Leading Hotel EXCELLENT DINING ROOM Warren Hardware Co. EVERYBODY Near the Corner-Market and Main BUSY SINCE 1892 Headquarters for 4 1 4 1 GOOD HARDWARE AND ZONE CABS SPORTING GOODS KAY CLOTHING CO. 168 N. PARK AVENUE Fc1shion's Finest The Hart Jewelrg Co. 170 N. PARK AVENUE Trumbull County's in Mews 0' Ladies' LARGEST AND MosT COMPLETE CLOTHES IEWELRY STORE Terms as Low as S1 Weekly USE HP-HT'S EASY PAY PLAN PgOHd dT y of W. W. McFarland SL Son THE CROSS-LESLIE CO. , FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1897 WARREN'S LEADING Invalid CCH HOME FURNISHERSH S . . eIV1Ce QUALITY FURNITURE SINCE 1888 Phone 1359 271 North Park Avenue Wonders Brothers FURNACE AND SHEET METAL WORK Spouting Metal Ceilings IF IT'S MADE OF SHEET METAL WE CAN MAKE lT 842 W. MARKET STREET PHONES: OFFICE, 30164X: RES., 3445-X -- 3569-W WARREN, OHIO Success in All Walks of Life REQUIRES GOOD CLOTHES-AND GOOD CLOTHES COME FROM A GOOD STORE - WHY NOT SHOP AT- qbe Mw Rose 8: Sons C120 EAST MARKET STREETJ HART SCHAFFNER :S MARX CLOTHES Page One Hundred Thirty BEST WISHES Fon sUccEss TO THE GRADUATES RECOVERY DRUG WARREN'S MODERN DRUG STORE 1264 East Market Street Compliments of PECK'S Dry Goods Store Dependable Since 1883 Compliments of U55 Kwfaan Enginsming domflcuzktf INCORPORATED LEUMAS METHOD OF Steam Permanent Waving 53.50 and 255.00 Mrs. Steek, Mgr. Phone 1120 305 Second National Bldg. gg g g vu IN MUSIC A UNITED MOTORS REPAIR SHOP I . AT THE Moore s Sohln Service WARREN MUSIC O STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS COMPLETE CAR SERVICE ' WARREN'S MUSIC CENTER MOORE NEWLON, Mgr. 345 High Street, N. E. 158 High Street Phone 4124 Page One Hundred Th ty Compliments of Baker 81 Gaffey Tire Service, Inc. TWO STATIONS TO SERVE YOU 320 High Street Phone 2860 2691 Youngstown Phone 3710 Road Eleanor A. Qhzzpe Studio of Dance UNEXCELLED INSTRUCTION IN EVERY PHASE OF THE DANCE 323 Porter, N. E. Phone 1731-W BEST WISHES OF Compliments of CETRONE DRY CLEANING COMPANY The Western Reserve Lumber Co. 230 DAWSON STREET, S. W. WARREN, OHIO Page One Hundred Thirty-two MODERN CLOTHING FOR PRINTZ'S EVERHARD'S s PASTEY SHOPPE N E A L S, In C. 410 E. Market Street Phone 3177 ' The Family Shoe Store Make a Fine Line of Pastries For Parties and Luncheons , CHOCOLATE NOUGATS BRIDGE SQUARES CHOCOLATE TEA BREAD PINEAPPLE AND CREAM TAR-I-S 162 N. PARK AVE. LOU POLENA AFTERNOON TEA DESSERTS d BIRTHDAY CAKES TO ORDER Cpl i FRANK STUDIO of Photography ELM ROAD MARKET W. M. GARTNER IEWELER 144 E. MARKET STREET YOUR LOCAL IEWELER Where Quality Counts Most A11 Ways WE DO NOT OPERATE AND A CREDIT STORE You can buy here with satisfaction A DR .BO R Mfg. Iewelers and Watchmakers in N EW , DNA Warren, Ohio. 35 years. Proprretor PgOHddThyh H, G, DCDWNS p SERVICE THRU FINE PHOTOGRAPHS P ge one Hundred rainy-mr Compliments of The Bolz-Weir Cn. EVERY KIND OF Compliments of INSURANCE A FRIEND AND BONDING UNION SAVINGS :S TRUST BLDG. WARREN, OHIO ENGRAVINGS BY PHOTO REPPIUDUCTIUNS CU., Inc. 334 EAST FEDERAL STREET YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Phone 7-8136 Quality Engraving Pgo HddThyl FALLS PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS 114-1ae:v1NeAvENUE,SOUTHEAST - wARREN,oHxo Printers of THE ECHOESM for 1941 Page One Hundred Thirty-six 1 X'. al ,rf 1 gn fi X J Q' 'v-xwffy n XIA sxxflikx I -1 N.. 'QNX , ,uh K T' N lf :nik J? 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