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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1943 volume:

5 R E w n M, Q 3- F I EUIHIE WAR YEAH I 9 4 3 H MARY JANE THOMAS LOIS MAE N ORDQUEST Ea'z'f61's Pzlblixlzed bythe Senior Classes 0 f WARREN G. HARDING SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL YVARREN, OHIO IHIWN THE HATUH hir. Nlaurer feeds a shell to Schickelgruber. g Harding is geared for war! Aeronautics classes! Stamp and Bond Drives! Victory Corps! Gradually, yet systematically, she has changed peace-time education into war- time preparations. The total efforts of class- rooms, of school organizations, and of the individual students are centered on the pres- ent emergency. To depict this remarkable change in high school life, we weave the entire year book around the story of our war effort. SC Becaue 'Phe SEC. LT. GEORGE A BRIGHT FIRST LT. DONALD D. MACEVVAN CPL. MERLIN H. GANDER n-. ff Q35 ,, ,I 'Y ww ' Q .1 ., X W PVT. HAROLD C. HULME SEC. LT. GLENN G. BALL We lledicate Thi 1943 E0 re ln the crap STAFF SGT. JAMES B. SCOBIE PVT. HARRY H. TAFT PVT. HAROLD H. HETZLER CPL. JOHN P. MAURER M. SGT. JOHN DENOVCHEK to 0ur Faoult in the Ser' THE .lllllll l TIlil'l'l0 ET THI THE BOARD MEETS Dr. john J. Mahannah, Mr. Charles Gaffey, President: Not in picture: Mr. A. H. Troxellg Miss Mabel C. VVolfe, Mr. H. B. Turner, Superintendent, Mr. George VV. Secrest' Clerk-Treasurerg Mr. L. O. VVurtemberger, Director of Dr. j. L. Grifhth, Vice President. VVarren Schools. Mr. H. B. Turner gives a graphic sum- mary of the effort of the Board of Educa- tion in a War-Related Educational Ex- tension program. ln addition to new units, new courses, and a new emphasis on mastery of fundamental knowledge and skill in the regular work of the school, the war effort has presented a number of opportunities to extend the service of the school to a large number who do not at- tend the regular sessions. The following examples are listed and briefly described: Nursery schools for children of mothers working in war industries. The nursery at VVestlawn, the first one estab- lished, operates from 6:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. The alternating periods of sleep, play, food, games, under trained super- visors, cooks, and nurses, provide an ex- cellent program. Elementary school children are served warm lunches and thus are cared for while both parents are at work in war plants. Citizenship classes for adult aliens have given many prospective citizens a chance to become worthy Americans in a critical time of war. Vocational training for war production has helped to meet the needs of industry in a critical area. From the first of july, 1940, to the first of January, l9fl-3, the total number of trainees has been 2582. The training includes machine shop op- erations, oxy-acetylene and electric arc welding, elementary metallurgy, blue- print reading, plant management, electric panel, and a number of other types of work where delays in war production have been caused by lack of workers. These classes are conducted at Harding UE F011 0 li High School and Stadium, East junior High, Taylor-WVinfield, Federal lyla- chine and WVelder, Copperweld, Youngs- town Steel Car Corporation at Niles, and The Atlas Powder Company in Portage County. Refresher courses in mathematics, science, history, and English have been provided for Air Corps Cadets. lylr. Nlollenkopf is kept busy, sending records of students and alumni to col- leges, industries, and Uncle Sam. As many as three dozen inquiries are an- swered in a single day. And how these inquirers stress high school prepara- tion! Numerous boys in camp write to lWr. Mollenkopf who enjoys relaying the ad- vice of these young soldiers to the student body. Let us listen in. From Fort Myers, Floridaa'fStrange as it seems, a fellow must be fairly good in math in order to fire a machine gun. Nfy advice to the student is study. I guess we can never learn too muchfl Somewhere in the Pacific-HAfter liv- ing with and exchanging stories with men from all over the U. S., and now with men from all over the world, I realize that ed- ucation is one of the greatest things in the world. I've heard so many men say, 'I would like to go back to high school, knowing what I know now. I'll bet I would take advantage of the opportun- ity!.77 PRINCIPAL MOLLEN KOPI' SPEAKING I-IOW'S THE NAVY, BOYS? From San Francisco, California - 'fTell the boys that, if they ever want to make anything of themselves, to take all the Solid and Trig. that they can. From Fort Bragg, North Carolina- UA thorough knowledge of physics is nec- essary if one hopes to become a radio technician. The more languages a fellow knows, the better are opportunities for getting into intelligence service. P0 0llS A ll Pllll lllll 'l' ill' 'l'll llllLl ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. O. A. Lovett 'K 'Keep 'em flying' is the motto of every organizationfsays Mr. Lovett, chairman. Clubs and classes backed the Community and War Relief Fund Drive to the limit. Miss Florence Newton reports 512 activity tickets sold. This is Where your money goes: ATHLETICS . . 2852 BAND . . . . 9? DANCES . . 17.5ffk ECI-1oEs ..... 22.511 MISCELLANEOUS . . eq ORCHESTRA . . . 2G PLAYS. . . . 159 BUDGETEERS ROVV FOUR-Madden, Ondik, Chill, Allen, Klingen- smith, Mr. Hyde, Hinten, Kinderman, Morris, Karl. ROW THREE--Mr. Hulme, Mr. Garrett, White, Killi- nen, Schaffer, Mr. Fusselman, Knox, Miss Eaton, Miss Jewell, Mrs. McCurdy, Miss O'Rourke. ROW TWO- Mr. Taft, Miss Partridge, Miss Malmsherry, Miss Kensy, Miss Guarnieri, Mrs. Webb, VVilliams, Thomas, Miss Duck, Miss Carpenter, Arnold, Miss Kaufman, Miss Antonelli. ROVV ONE-Miss Lynn, Macris, Ewing, Rossi, Alvaro, Ross, VVagner, Hickey, Kapus, Nickel, Harmon, Miss Vlad. Page Eight B00 TER THE ALERT THE BUSY B's ROVV FIVE-Kerr, +3 VVeir, Birrell, Mills, Knowlton Hayes, Moore, Bland, Nickel. Row Form-Reed, Mel Farland, 23 Farrell, VVhitman, Wagner, VVhite, Gorog, 1, 23 Dungan, Lichtenstein, Geaman. ROVV THREE-M Thomas, Dungan, 3, Ellis, Narotsky, Mitcheltree, John- son, Carliaugh, VVhiteman, Goschke, N. VVilliams, Carl- son. ROVV TVVO--Miss Malmslwerry, Newton, Hinten Emery, 3, Beeson, Montgomery, Heim, MacGregor, 4 ton, Jamison, O'Rourke, McCune, Arnold, Harmon, 1 Reick, Stoddart, Hoppe, V. Thomas. I-Prr.viJr'nl,' 2-Vin' l'r1',tidf'n1,' 3-Sr'fr1'tary,' 4fl1Tffll5llfff. Boosters of school and country! Yes, they sold hot-dogs as usual at the football games. But wait! The entire proceeds of the Fifteenth Annual Frolics were turned over to the Red Cross VVar Fund. And it took two days to pack for shipping the five-game sets fcrib- bage, dominoes, chess, darts, and checkersl which the home-rooms . . . AND PASS THE RECREATION contributed to the army camps at Christmas time. Bill Yakovac, Beverly Carlson, Miss Vlad, Bruce Harmon, Jane Dungan, Helen Goschke, Virginia Thomas. Page Nine ll. VVilliams, Cox, Hall, Miss Vlad. ROVV UNE--Compi WAR DRIVE KEEP W E THE PEOPLE RUYV FIVE-Barnett, Gorog, Greene, Morris, Bournia, 2, ll. VVilliarns, Kraker, Alvaro, llorvath, lg Brogdon. ROVV FOUR-Rood, Brady, Lavelle, Rossi, Biggers, Stevens, Ziliox, Mclkiughtry, McGuire, Paar, VVoodcock. ROW' 'I'llRliE-Mr. Carleton, Ciferno, Guarnieri, B. Laliuda Sumrncrhays, Reese, Montgomery, Stark, VVhite, Groat, Oldacres, Farrell. ROVV TVVU-Simone, Goschlie, YVilliams, Emery, Miller, Duda, Yovich, D. LaBuda, Ub- letilotf, Carlson, Cox -lg Allen, Rogers, Ludwick. ROVK ONE-Mrs. VVebb, Foy, Huyvan, Hoehn, Dutrey, Brekoslii, NVagner, lg janis, Zervas, Hall, 3, VVilson, Thomas. NUT IN PlC'l'llRE--lN1a1'y Alice Burdock, Arthur Calvin. I-l'r1'.vidrnl,' 2-Virr Pl'I'Jlt1l'7lf,' 3'-Sfrrf'lary,' 4-Tr1'11.f1u'fr. Distinctive in the two installation assem- blies were: lylr. H. C. Wagner, former teacher of Harding and Council sponsor, pre- sented his daughter, Kay Wagner, with the Presidential Pin of the Student Council, in February, newly elected President joe Hor- vath highlighted the assembly by his appeal to student patriotism. His plea was, Stay in school! Prepare yourself! Student Council meetings buzzed with Community energy! Members conducted and VVar Relief Fund Drive. A total of amount col- contribution. f55l.l7efmore than twice the lected last yearewas Harding's Of course, school management, monitors, noon movies, college and vocational day, and class elections were on the calendar this year, as always. WAGNER, INC. Mrs. VVebh, Mr. Mollenkopf, Prexy Kay VVagner, Mr. Turner, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Carl eton, Tony Bournia. CIIUNUIL MMI OUR M. P.'s ROVV SIX-Soltesz, Zofko, Simmons, Arvanitis. ROW FIVE-Daily, Cain, Marti, Haupt, Boles, VVatkins, Greene, Bock, Dziak. ROVV FOUR-Wimer, Brogdon, VVas, Mallett, Kenneweg, Groat, Polena, Bevan, Biggers, Boyer, Miller. ROVV THREE-Alvaro, Leach, Hiestand, Treater, Brocken, Mills, Pumphrey, Marzulla, Viutti, Cornicelli, Round, 'l'riml1le. ROVV TVVO-Mr. Carleton, Anderson, Keller, Norton, VVelsh, Nickel, Morris, An- drews, Silliman, Stevens, Hayes. ROVV ONE-Brock, Chill, Burrows, Ardinger, Rossi, lg Ross, Hickey, Franz, Funtjar, Kapus, Hunter. NOT IN PICTURE-james Paar, 1. 1-llrud jlonitor. OVER THE TOP ' IN THE HEADLINES MTS- Vvfflllfv lo? Hofvafht Kal' Vllagnef- B9V91'lY Photographers Bob Case Clffhoeyl and Ed Sny- Larlson, Bill borog, Mr. Carleton. der ffligh Liffl shoot l'rexyv Horvath. Other 10070 rooms: 102, 202, 210, 211, 214-, 301, 304, Aud. EW IIEAS Tlill S G lllil CE A Ol? R FIRST LADY Dean Marie O'Rourke, with Virginia Gott, studies data. INFORMATION, I' LEAS I'I Office Staff: Grace Crawford, Stella Totten, Anne liosso. BOOK LENDERS l,ihrarizin, Mrs. lilizahelh Cross Assistant, Geraldine Kerr. Miss U'Rourke, l have a job. l'll have to get my schedule changed. This speech is sung to our Dean of Girls regularly. Four majors and gym give any girl a full day, but a working permit creates a real prob- lem. Mr. Garrett firmly believes in guidance based on tests and study of records. ln addition to adjusting students in day school, he has night classes for prospective soldiers, es- pecially high school students who will be inducted before they gradu- ate. 0 The library staff reports an in- creased demand for technical books. They have a special desk for infor- mation about the armed services. H lCRSIlEY'S HELPER Dean YViley S. Garrett gives Mary Davis the Kinder Preference 'llest to indicate vocational EFFO RT MERIT Nflllllt L llll llli t'0Ulll'I' TORCHBEARERS RUVV FOUR--Carl Coggins, Domenick Venetta, jack Kraker, Tom Brogdon, Bill Yakovac, Mr. Mollenkopf, Bill Gorog, Douglas Greene, Don Morris. ROVV 'l'HREE-Dwight Hayes, Ruth Arnold, Erma jean McGarr, Shirley VVhitlock, Mary Davis, Lois Mae Nordquest, Kay Wlagner, Beverly Carlson, 3, Ewing Daily, Richard Geaman, 1. ROVV TXVO-Miss O'Rourke, Marjorie Cox, Marilynne Mac- Gregor, Nancy Newton, jane Dungan, Anne U'Connor, Rosie Rossi, Donna janis, Carlie Lou Hall, Betty jane Reese, Nor- man Ross, lN1r. Garrett. ROVV ONE-Helen Taipale, Beryl Knox, Dorothy Macris, Helen Kossivas, Connie Zervas, Mar- guerite Clark, 3, Mary jane Thomas, Lois Schailile, Maxine Hinten, Virginia Gott, Margaret Thomas. NUT IN PIC- 'l'l'RE-Steve Axiotis, VVayne Bradley, 'I'ony Bournia, Sara Carliaugh, Sam Craig, Ralph Dennis, Gladys Edwards, Car- oline Emery, Guy Ewing, Helen Fritz, Bruce Harmon, Pat Hickey, 2, joseph Horvath, Roy Kujala, jean Montgomery, julia Mougianis, Harold Meyer, john Nickel, lg Don Per- kins, 2, Mary Santulis, Ieanne Seabrook, Harvey Seiple, Victoria Simone, Ruth Thomas, Gloria VVherley, Michael Yanitor. I--l'rr'.viilf'11l,' 2'-l'iw l'rf'.vit1r11l,' 3-SI't'fI'lllfj TI'l'Il.Hlf!'f lt's a happy thought that some students wear much-needed glasses because our girls and boys bring sales tax stamps to school. Honor Society members have the fun CH of collecting and counting the stamps. Spring election: IZA-Dorothy Allen, jocelyn Beeson, Mary jane Ditford, Velma Kalvesmaki, Shirley Kinderman, Olga Kovach, Bryn- olf Lake, Mary K. Lisliy, Charles Mallett, jean McAleer, Donald Meigs, Rutheda Meeker, Ruth Narotsky, john Ondik, Shirley Perlin, Anastasia Rogers, Helen Xanthou, jennie Zervas. 1215-Charles Corbett, janet Krider, Philip lVlcFarland, Patricia Mines, VVilliam Novelli. 11A-Mary K. Friedly, Richard Haupl, Nancy Heim, james Lavelle, Arden Lea, Ruth Linaman, Florence Mason, Eugenia Popp, Marvin VVhitman, jean VVilliams, Donald Ziliox. SIGHT-SAVING STAMPS julia Mougianis, Richard Gea- man, Marguerite Clark, and Don Perkins count stamps. HOME NURSING: Ill Carlie Hall dem- onstrates raising the patient CShirley Spang- lerj 5 Ruth Arnold prepares to take her temp- erature, while Norma Davis and Jean Mont- gomery observe. Coj Shirley Whitlcmck, Joce- lyn Beeson, Mary Davis, Mary K, Lisby, Anne O'Connor, and Elizabeth Caler super- vise baby's bath. RIFLE RANGE: Q33 Bob Ecker learns the correct removalg C4j The class watches the technique of Squire Moore, Chester Di Giacobbe, Keith Ardinger, and Bob Mollenkopf. FIRST AID: CZQ Baker's bandagers--fseatedj Kenneth Leonard and Helen Cummingsg fstandingj Nicholas ja- kubisin, David Pumphrey, Jimmy McCutch- eon, Rose llie, Catherine Pawcio, and Mr. Baker. RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS: ISD Bob Mollenkopf, VVilbur Groat, and Dwight Hayes on the job, setting up beds for blood donors. QL E IIIIBIFIIIIEI TRAINING YVOOD AND MACHINE SHOP Mr. Kenneth L. Kraker fzfmzamz mqmzawz In the shops, students are training to be soldiers of production. Be- cause of the increased demand for workers in strategic defense indus- tries, machine shop and mechanical drawing classes are larger this year than ever before. liven girls have joined up. Twenty of the thirty members of the special blue print reading class are girls. They too want to prepare to be the man behind the man behind the gun. Over two hundred boys and girls are enrolled in the seven periods of mechanical drawing. The machine shop operates on a twenty-one hour schedule. It not only contains nine hours of classes for the regular Harding students, but it also func- tions twelve more hours of the twenty-four to meet the needs of cit- MECHANICAL DRAWING Mr. VVilliam B. Cass izens who are preparing to take their places on the production front. Besides, Mr. Nickel and Mr. Kraker teach National Defense Classes eight hours every Saturday and Sunday. Woodshop boys have given real service this year since materials are more difficult to secure. They repair all broken furniture of the school. They have built bulletin boards and the handsome visitor's desk on the first Hoor. The training in Wood- shop helps boys secure rating as car- penter's mate in the Navy, as Well as obtain jobs in airplane factories. The school has already received letters from boys in the service, say- ing they are receiving promotions in the Army because of the skills they were taught in the vocational train- ing courses. Page Sixteen rqafafacflllauaic Building model planes and designing war stamp and bond posters were empha- sized in the art classes. Services of the A Cappella Choir and the Orchestra are in perpetual demand for civic, school, and patriotic gatherings. A Choir broadcast urged the donation of blood for the Red Cross. Another pro- gram was in memory of Pearl Harbor Day. ln one patriotic assembly, the Choir presented a new number by Mr. D. Rhys Ford. This song, called HThe Flag of Faith, is lovely in sentiment. Safe 'neath its graceful folds lllay fwe e'er be, Conscious of the peace it holds, While 'waving free. Free from fwar's brutal rod, Clean, 'midst our faith in God, lllay we each clay uphold Its sanctity. Wave on, O flag of faith, Aloble ana' free. Wave above the crimson fwraith That threatens thee. From 1f6'Il UElZ'5 celestial throne, Goa' rules the fworla' alone, dna' .qlfzres us rehorn faith ln unity. YOUNG AMERICA SINGS ROW FIVE-Killingsworth, Spulher, Horvath, Hurd, B. Ecker, Matheny, lg Pierce, Fenton, Knowlton. ROVV FOUR-Hildebright, Jeffers, Stuart, Kimmy, N. Smith, Mr. Scheig, Werner, Viola, W. Smith, Pretot, Rinda. ROVV THREE-Pletkovic, Schaible, Kovach, McGarr, Xanthou, Spahr, G. Thomas, Lehrun, Clinefelter, Brown, 3, Crowley, 3, j. Miller. ROVV TVVO-jenkins, Cickelli, Wormley, l. Ecker, Del Vecchio, Du Plain, Gosnell, Ward, Dungan, Gott, Schwartz, Newell, Rindzuner. ROW ONE-Petro- vich, Newton, Whitley, Donalson, Dakin, Murphy, Dixon, Natale, Foy, Baker, Hoppe, Harm. I--Presidentj 3-Secretary. Page Eighteen MORALI-I BUILDERS ill Mr. Donald D. Fusselman, art instructor, does a por- trait of Miss Martha Reimer, instrumental teacher. C25 Uncle Sam's Advertisers-Ernest Gedeon, joan Boyle, Ralph Peters, Dorothea Cook, and Mr. Fusselman. C31 Call- ing All Models--George Kellner, Dale McConahy, Earl Vlluricht. f-ll Let Vs Sing-Hrynolf Lake, Mr. Carl F. Scheig Cchoir and orchestral, Mr. D. Rhys Ford, Erma ,lean Mciiarr. CSH A Cappella: ROVV FIVE-J. Moore, Thompson, Logue, Slagle, Rush, 2g Battista, Poulos, Patton. ROVV FOUR-M, Miller, S. Moore, Asolas, VVood, Kline, Ondik, Hughes, Berry, Pattinson, M. Hughes. ROW THREE-Hazel, Stafford, Eaton, VVilson, Paulick, Davies Palen, shaw, Larsen, smiley, 4. Row 'rwo-Mr. Schein: Thomas, Layman, VVilliams, Greenwood, Palmer, Onder Eustace, Potter, jonita, Thompson, Davis. RONV ONEQ VVolfe, Hall, 3, Cook, Hickling, Lyons, Becker, Brugler Hillman, Reese, Kennedy, Gruenig, Mahafley, Hanna. 2-Vin' Prfririrnfg 3-Sn'r1'tary,' J-Trfafzzrfr. Page Nineteen Larsen UNITED WE STAND MAJOR-ETTES ROVV THREE-Nydegger, Macaulay, Nippell, Young, Horvath, Piluga, Burkett, Pierson, Jackson, Cummings Rufo. ROW TWO-Burgermyer, Church, Friend,-5 Loken, Sirko, James, Loutzenhiser, Fabrizio, Hostert, Tabacco, Perunko, Flask. ROW ONE-Campbell Sako, 1, 5, Thompson, 5, -lanis, 5, Mr. Corlett, Dren- nen, Dakin, Diehl, 2, 5, VVilkins0n. NOT IN PIC- TURE-Phyllis Davis, 5. I-Prrsidrntp 2-Virr Presidrntj 3'-Sfrre1ary,' 4-Trcasurerg 5-Distinguislzrd Sfrfviff Ordfr. l Page Twenty Those red and white uniforms are getting plenty of wear and tear, for WV. H. S. Band averages three or four send-offs each month of the year. Many were the cold days that frozen fingers coaxed tunes to cheer the boys departing for service. I Highlighting the Band experiences was the summer trip to Canada, fi- nanced by Warren citizens. Ours was the only high school band participat- ing in the 'fTattoo, the musical festi- val. The honor of leading the United Natio'ns Parade on the Fourth of july was also ours. The use of patriotic songs and for- mations, plus the display of flags of the United Nations, thrilled the football crowds at every game. Page Twenty-one BAND MEMBERS: Hugh Alford, Hirsh Avner, David Bane, Sallie Bell, Ray Billion, Richard Bland, 5, John Bobby, Wayne Bradley, 5, Charles Burns, Don Campbell, Kenneth Campbell, 2, Louise Campbell, Bill Carleton, Dominic Chiarelli, Andrew Christ, Christ Christ, 5, Bob Compton, Alice Crago, jim Del Vecchio, Ralph Dennis, Eugene Eminhizer, jean Gildea, Fran- cis Gilmore, Virginia Gott, Don Grifling,'Barbara Hale, joan Hallett, Dofbthy Harcharik, Addison Hayes, Herbert Hayes, Paul Heath, Norma jean Holzbach, Elvera Hrecz, 5, Lora Ruth Hurst, Don Kauffman, Shirley Kinderman, Howard Knofsky, Tom Knox, Brynolf Lake, 1, 5, Henry Lepola, Joe Lipscomb, Bill Logue, Mike Maggiano, john McCormick, Clifton Meigs, Max Miller, Miller Mortimer, Robert Myers, Paul Nader, Howard Oberg, Arthur O'Leary, Dong- las Parker, 5, Betty Parr, John Patton, Charles Pealer, Richard Phelps, Tony Pinion, June Price, Dorothy Prigg, William Rintala, David Rishel, Joseph Rossi, Doris Lee Royston, Philip Satolli, Richard Shafer, Paul Shellhammer, Edgar Singleton, 5, Kenneth Smith, Bob Snelbaker, Roy Staifford, Fred Swartz, Bill Trube, 3, 4, 5, Jeanne Turrell, Frank Valentz, Donald Veri, Ralph Villers, Patrick Vitello, Richard Watson, Edith Welker, Alice WVeston, Eugene Yannucci, 5, Clara Yoho, Don- ald Zeigler. N0 ABSICNTICICISM RUVV FOVR-Lake, 1, Miller, Hayes, Larson, Singleton, Olserg, 4, Logue, Knox. RUVV THREE-l'hlir, Blasko, Clark, Killincn, 1, Z, Tsagaris, Mr. Seheig, Matrix, Knof- sky, Seiple, Halves, Keriotis. ROVV TVVU-Manning, Friedlv, Diehl, Roger, Carman, Schwartz, Clute, lltt, Angelides, VV:-ston, llrice. ROVV ONE--Brown, 3, Paar, 'l'urrell, Thomas, Fritz, Barnett, Kline, Downs, Laughlin, Crago. NOT IN PICTURE-Nick Macris, 2, Kenneth Campbell, 4. DISC DEMONS PHONO-CLASSICS CLUB RUVV FOUR-Mr. llulrne, Clark, Yakovac, Mallett, 1. ROWV THREE-Marsh, Kane, Boyle, Gosehke, Mellinger, Alford, Mullee. ROVV TVVO-Xanthou, McGarr, Ball, 4, Saddle, 2, Crawford, Masterson, Dilley, Isroff. ROVV I-I'r'r'.riJ1'nl ,' 2-Vin' Prrxriti f nl ,' ONE--VVeir, Lelvrun, Ramicone, Madden, Blackstone, Harper, McClure, 3. NOT lN PICTURE-Nliss Louise Kensy, Sponsor. .?1Sl't'fl'f!lfj' ,' -1- 'I'rr'a.rurr'r. Page Twenty-two Science All science courses have been regeared to the needs of the war. New courses have been added also. The pictures il- lustrate some phases of study. Seventy boys enrolled in aeronautics. The outline of the course is the same as that used by the Army Air Corps in the preilight training. ln picture I, Ralph Perrine and jack Murray have con- structed a model to show the control sur- faces by which a plane is guided. 24-ehrllr. Clayton Carleton, physics in- structor, explains the electrical generator used in the laboratory as a source of sup- ply for direct current. Pupils are Ken- neth Smith, Bill Gorog, Norman Ross. ln S, VValter Schaffer, Ralph Dennis, and Tom Brocken work on problems in weights and electricity. ln 3, Robert Franz, Harry Filler and Pat Hickey put to practice a mode of communication. They keep the Press box informed of all movements on the football field. Llfliwing Daily views the moon through the school telescope. Here is correlated instruction in math, physics, and meteorology. fAssisting are Bill Round, George Clark, M r. Carleton, Bill Gorogj l-Mr. Raymond Crawford dissects a specimen for a Zoology class. Z--Mr. Ivan Nlassar, test-tube artist, says empha- sis in chemistry is on metals and' explo- sives. ln botany, vegetable gardening holds sway. 3---The horticulture class, armed with fertilizer and shovels, looks after our school tlower beds: rear----Bill Abler, Dick Devlin, Lois Smith, Nlr. Swart, An- toinetta Chiarello, James Knowlton, Ted Pippenger, front M- joan Robertson, Grace Norris, Ruth N1cCune, Mary' Difford. 4-Mr. Louis H. Swart exhibits a pet plant to M r. Carl E. Nlcliwen fleftl and Mr. George R. Swaney. Mr. Swaney stresses first aid and nurse's training to the girls in physiology classes. Mr. Nic- Iiwen's new courses in Cal mechanics and tbl electricity and radio conform exactly to the outline put out by the War Depart- ment. 5-M r. joel Yost skillfully supervised the Lens and Shutter project of photo- graphing, developing, printing, and past- ing on the permanent oflice record the picture of every student. 6-In Studio l08, Stanton Force and Sam Craig shoot julia Fittipaldo fgood work, boysll. Page Twenty-four ZOOLOGY CLUB4: ROVV FOUR-Mr. Ilulrne, llughey, Flick, Patton, H. ley,lN1attson,VVhite, Ch:1sser,Seiple. ROVV ONE--lVlel- Case, jacomlm, Mr. Crawford. ROVV THREE-Loveless, linger, Griffith, MCNutt, 4, Newhard, R. Karl, 1, Stanley, B. Case, Brock, Sillitoe, Motok, Asolas, V. Karl, Kellner. Brewer, 3, Grove, Harm. NOT IN PICTURE-Dick ROVV TVVO-Snellvaker, Cook, Marzulla, Roger, Grims- Haupt, 2. if Disbands second semester. LENS AND SHUTTER ROVV FOUR-Alaskowick, Thumm, Ziliox. ROVV Fusselman. ROVV ONE-McFarland, Barker, 3, 4, Le- THREE-jones, Hickey, Franz, Force. ROVV TWO- hrun, Ritzie, 2, VVilliams, 1, Florack, Leuthner, Craig. Mr. Hulme, VVeir, Knox, Rosa, Nippell, Ramicone, Mr. I-Prr'xid1'nI,' 2-Vin' Pr1'.vid1'nt,' 3-Sn'rr'tary,' -l-Trrasurrr. Page Twenty-five P0 LYHEDRON HANDCRAFT Mrs. Ruth J. VanMetre, Miss Allie M. Chalker, Miss Florence M. Newton, Miss Lorene A. Troxell, Miss Velma Hartman Cseatedj, Mr. Louis VV. Hyde. i. I-,fe f ..i't THAT FLAGPOLE-HOW TALL ? George Clark, Beverly Carlson, Dick Karl, Marilynne MacGregor, Dom Venetta. This department is indeed in the limelight, for in the armed services, on the production line, and in spec- ialized fields of science, the cry is stillamathl more math! Page Twenty-six Miss Newton now includes eight weeks' study of aircraft mathematics in shop math. The whole course is especially de- signed to train Usoldiers of pro- ductionfl More students than formerly have placed higher math on their schedules. These senior courses -i- algebra, solid, and trigonometry - follow the prin- ciples and methods used in plane geometry. They have a direct bearing on advanced college math and requirements for of- ficers' training in the branches of service. Useful math classes review the fundamental principles of arithmetic and train the students to solve practical, every-day problems. As the name implies, the busi- ness arithmetic looks toward a business career. lt provides preparatory work for bookkeep- ing and office work. I INGUISTQ FRENCH VENDORS Nrs lxathrxn T. Mciiurdy, French, Marguerite Clark, Lois Schaible, Helen Kossivas, Mary Mis Margaret L. VVoodland, Latin, jane Thomas sell Marilynne Nlaciiregor a war stamp Miss Lillian Nntonelli, Spanish, Mrs. corsage. jack Kraker carries his and Marilynne-'s old 'I Ix VS ebb, Latin. clothes contribution to the Cinderella Hall. .E ln this VVar which covers the globe, languages have added signifi- cance. Major Hubbard, back from the Pacific, spoke of the advantage he and his men would have had if one of them had spoken Dutch. The instructors also build up a real in- terest in understanding the customs and problems of the peoples of other lands. Besides selling Defense Stamp corsagcs and collecting coat hangers, the Frenchies participated in a First Aid course. The Spaniards, in co- operation with Rotary Club, are at- tempting to further Pan-American Relations. In spite of rationing, the Senior Romans enjoyed the semi-an- nual dinner at the home of Nlrs. XVebb. VALE ! AENEID RUVV THREE-Urwig, Saker Rishel. ROVV TVVO - Ewing Knox, 2, MacGregor, M rs VVehh, Simmons, Thomas, 1 son, 2, Newton, Clark, Mac:-is 1, Cox, Arnold, Beard, VVeir. I-I'ri11rrfb.v,' 2-Svrilza. Page Twenty-eight Yakovac. ROVV ONE - Carl- LE CERCLE FRANCAIS, N'EST-CE PAS? ROVV THREE-Linden, Mcilarr, VVherley, Rogers, l, Alford, 3, lsroff. RUXV ONE-Gott, Thomas, Schaihle Mrs. lVlcCurdy, Allen, Beck, 2, U'C0nnor. ROVV TVVU- Alleman, 3, Knox, 1, Kossivas, Clark, 2, Difford, Colum- Biery, LeBrun, Hakes, Fillmore, Beeson, Arnold, Hall, lwin. l LOS AMIGOS ESPANOLES, SI UD. QUIERE RUVV FOUR-Brogdon, Geaman, Hyde, N. Mougianis, Krider, Perlin, Narotsky. ROVV ONE-J. Mougianis Malls-tt, Leonard, Montecalvo, 2, Christ. ROW THREE-- Totterdale, Simone, Macris, 3, Chill, 1, Kraker, 1, 2 Downs, VVagner, Ramicone, Robertson, Lishy, 3, Saker. Barker, Clark, Xanthou. ROVV TVVO-Seabrook, Crowley, Davis, Miss Antonelli, I-Pr1'.vidrr1l,' 2-Vin' Pl'f'5lLfI'7lf,' 3-SNr1'tury,' -11-Tfflliufff. Page Twenty-nine Social Science History and geography as it was never taught before. VVhere is Tulagi Harbor? XVhat does H. B. Kaltenborn think of Rus- sia's recent gains? How soon will Rommel he sunk? VVhat plans for a lasting peace? leeeMiss Dorothy Ii. Hart. 2eMiss Alice M. Porter, Miss Josephine Guarnieri, Mr. Frank E. Harnar, Mr. Dwight B. Lafferty. 3eeeMr. Norman C. johnson lleft to work in industryj. i 4a elfrontj Miss Gertrude H. Lynn, .loan Robertson, john Chill, Qrearj Viola Clute, VValter Schahfer, Henry VVilliams listen to Madam Chiang. 5-1-janet Krider, Vir- ginia johnson, Betty Hydic, jennie Zervas at Booth 2-S for November electiong Ted Pippenger and joe Saker are election clerks. oeeffrontj Miss Ruth Ira Polla, M r. Al- fred F. Edmunds, Crearl Mr. Edward J. Campbell, Mrs. Marjorie B. Nilson, Mr. Albert VV. Nlarowitz ee- all new history teachers at Harding. HI-ECO-SY ROVV FOITR-Taylor, Flowers, Mahan, Nickel, Bland, Knox, 'l'aipale, Moore, Barrick, Camuruta, Cummins, ROW' Saker, Leach, jones. ROVV THREE--VVood, Hatfield, UNE--Miss Lynn, Gruenig, VVhite, Angelides, Reick, Allen, Fodor, Reese, Kossivas, Lehrun, Gott, Clontz, Hill, Kapus, Diehl, Zervas, 3, Schailmle, Kinderman, 1, Becker, Brewer, Kalvesmaki, La Clave, 2, Ludwick. ROVV TWO--Ahart, Herst, Foy. NOT IN PICTURE-Ted Pippenger, 1, Nick Saddle, Fritz, johnson, Dilford, 3, Cox, Rossi, J. Mougianis, Mougianis, 2. SAFETY FIRST ROXV FOUR-Bane, Barkley, Mougianis, Spencer, Luster, Dale. ROVV ONE-Ahrendt, Jenkins, Mellinger, Palmer, Robertson. ROXV THREE-Murray, Christ, Ticoras, Reed, 2, Gallo, 2, Schaffer, 1, Ritter, 4, Asolas, Gott, Ulishe Herst, Jacobs, Miller, Boyer, George, Ardinger. RUVV ney, Dienstlmier, Yoho. NOT IN PICTURE-Jim George, TVVO--Mr. Louis Hyde, VVilkinson, Conder, Venetta, Eng- 13 Marcella Eschman, 3. land, Brugler, Kapus, Clontz, Nicholson, Carman, Hughes, I--Pr1'sidfnt,' 2-fin' I r1'.fiJr'nt,' 3'-S1'fr1'lary,' 4--Tffllfllfff. v Page Thirty-one BUSINESS BOOSTERS ss Cornelia l'orea and Mr. llarry VV. l,ohr correct budgets. Mr. William l'. Sullivan gives speed test. Mr. joel 'l'. Yost balances the budget. Mr. Merrill F. Cooley lays down the law. NEED A SECRETARY? ROVV THREE-Ritch, Fiorino, Taipale, Miller, 3. RUVV ter, Manning, Kossivas, Undik, 1, Zervas, 2, 1, Har s 'IWO-Mr. Lohr, Ferguson, Hill, Binko, Williams, C. Meeker, Fritz. NUT IN PICTURE-Helen Sroka, 2 fervas, 4, Fokos, Thomas, Miss Kensy. ROW ONE-Luv Shirley Perlin, 3, Rosemary Marsh, -1-. I-Pl'l'.fit1I'Ilf,' 2-Virf I'rf'.vidr'nf,' 3-s!'ffl7fII7'y,' 4-Trfarurfr. 6' cad The Commercialites have kept in step with the times. They collected H243 pennies to pay for the postage of sending High Life to our men in the service. They recently offered their services to the O. C. D. Experience plays an important part in the Commercial Department. Stu- dents gain this practical side of their training by taking dictation and tap- ping the typewriter for teachers. Some of the classes are divided into squads, called Codets, which take turns doing this work. Because of the great demand for ef- ficient oflice workers, bookkeeping too is an important subject, as Well as busi- ness arithmetic, business English, and commercial law. Page Thirty-two A DICTATOR Miss Louise Kensy says that the student who ac- quires accuracy and speed finds that an ufhce pusitiun comes with his diploma. Boy stcnugs are needed-find fhrist Christ in the picture. I - 1 ty KW s Xb!! , G K J' ,4 QYWJ Page Thirty-three Jfameg VVhat's cookin'P With meatless days, rationing, and food shortages, the home-maker isn't living the life of Riley. Ask Miss Hurlbert who directs our cafeteria. The verdicts from Washington offer a real challenge to Miss Vlad's foods classes. The girls are studying nutri- tion values and food substitutes with zest. Recipes are practiced with the same spirit. These girls know their families cannot count on the can op- ener. They must know food values, for the cook must provide the meals which contribute to physical fitness. They are trying to learn economy, too, for there musl be food enough for all- for us, for our army, and for the world. The home management classes are aware of higher prices and priorities. They are learning that they must do more with less, and that attractive dec- oration can be done with pretty, less ex- pensive materials. lt is not the style to own as many new dresses as possible. But it is in- deed smart right now to do the cham- eleon trick i changing the old into something new. It's smart too to know which materials to buy for durability, as well as attractiveness. Best of all to- day is being able to make one's own wardrobe, thereby saving so many, many dollars. COCA-COLA SALVAGE TRICKS LAUGH IT OFF Miss Jessie Hurl- Miss Virginia Carpenter is proud of the Du Plain Miss Winifred VVaters bert serves that twins' achievement. They recur and remade two smiles through priority rare liquid. of Father's suit jackets to lit themselves. problems. Page Thirty-four N0 STEAKS TODAY Miss Eugenia Vladk clan whips up egg diahes for meatless XVednc-sday. Page Thirty-five Z Spelling, grammar, writing, and reading are the daily menu of all stu- dents. Those with lusty appetites ask for more literature, speech, dramat- ics, radio. Nliss Helen Ridgley, chairman, is pleased with the guidance work which fits the course to the need of each pupil. Shall the course be Remedial, Useful, College Preparatory, Business? ln I, Miss Ridgley meets with Miss Nlargaret Dennison, Mrs. Josephine Thoman, Miss Eleanor Jewell, Miss Nlary Duck, and Miss Esther Tu- baugh. ln 2, Miss Ruth Reager is sur- veying a IOA war project W poetry books made for soldiers in hospitals. The chief production of the dra- matic club was the three act comedy, The Imaginary lnvalid , directed by Nliss Justine Bettiker. Xe eThe cast: Louison, Dorothy Keyserg Toinette, Helen Xanthoug Angelique, Natalie XN'illiamsg Cleante, Dick Rindag lWon- sieur Diafoirus, Joe Sakerg lN1onsieur de Bonnefoi, David Leachg Qseatedj Thomas Diafoirus, Jack Madden. bliss Augusta Barrick and her script writers are responsible for the Hard- ing Family broadcast every Monday night at 7:15 from VVRRN. leNliss Barrick, Helen Fritz, Nlotherg Harold Nleyer, Dad, Felice Bolotin, Barbara Miller, Carl Larson, Bob Harding, Iflinor jean lN1cClure, Anne Harding, john Killinen, Bob Harding, Frank Burrows, Herky Winters. Not in pic- tureeel'atty Samuels, Patty, David Lichtenstein, Sneezy VVintersg Floyd Davis, Ralph Kennedy, Bill Gorog, Announcer. 2-A fNliss Barrick's Radio Cla s s makes a recording. Allan johns and Floyd Davis at the controls, Sadie An- gelides at the mike, Elinor Al. Mc- Clure, directing. Members of dramatics and speech classes entertain at many an assembly. They, with the Speakers' Bureau, help put across war efforts in school and in the city. A splendid patriotic pro- gram was given on Armistice Day. 3M-'l'he cast: Row 3eBill Yakovac, Pat Hickey, Joe Saker, Joe Horvath, -Iohn Ondik, Dick Haupt. Row james Lavelle, Arthur O'I,eary, Carl Larson, Eugenia Popp, lylary jane Thomas, Thomas Brogdon. Row lee Nliss Barrick, Helen Fritz, Elinor jean McClure, Nliss Bettiker. Jack Madden. 4- sAhem! The Imaginary ln- valid again. The invalid himself, Bill Yakovac, his scheming wife, Olga Ko- vachg Beralde, Harold Meyer, Nlon- sieur Fleurant, Dick Haupt, Monsieur Purgon, John Ondikg and that clever maid, Helen Xanthou. THE PLAY MUST G0 ON ROVV SIX-Zofko, Haupt, 4, Hart, Rinda, Saker, Ken- neweg. ROVV FIVE--Leach, 2, Montecalvo, Stosik, Robertson, Spencer, Nickel, Novelli, Ondik, Meyer. ROVV FOUR-Kellard, Chill, Barkley, Thoman, H. Case, Yakovac, Beach, Bradley, Knox. ROVV THREE -Madden, 1, VVelwer, Linamen, Xanthou, Nordquest, Krider, Newton, Popp, McGarr, 3, 1, Keyser, Kovach ROW TVVO-Miss Bettiker, Harm, Salen, Mitchel- tree, hlason, 3, Fritz, Kossivas, VVilliams, McClurg Ohletilofl, Thomas, 2, Goschke. ROVV ONE-Bolotin Malharn, Miller, Henderson, Turley, Brekoski, VVoods Moran, Barrick, Crago, McClure, Harper, Simmons 1 ALPHA LITS ROVV THREE-Bradley, Boyer, McCormick, 4, New- man, Seiple, McFarland, Reed, Hickey ROVV TVVO- Emery, Newton, Linden. ROVV ONE-Spurrier, Crawford, Novelli, Carlson, VVhite, 1, Dungan, Z Miss Partridge, VVherley, Alleman, Montgomery, 3, Perkins, Kapus, Hinten. I-Pr1'5it1'1'nf,' 2-Tiff Pr'1'.vidn1I,' 3-Sr'frflary,' ff'-TI'f1l5ul'ff. Page Thirty-eight More English teachers: leeMr. Merrill F. Cooley, Miss Doris Malmsberry, Miss Edith Paddack, Mrs. Kathryn McCurdy. Miss Ruth Partridge's Alpha-Lits group goes all out for Uncle Sam. The drive for blotters for soldiers' kits tallied 5,000 Ze Members profit by a First Aid course. Bill Novelli man-handles Albert Deehr, to the enjoyment of Bob VVhite, Jean lMontgom- ery, Bob McCormick, Bernard Newman. Wlhen Mr. Taft left for the army, he willed his Chess Club to Miss Partridge. These boys devoted energies to swing the Book Drive. Xe-Charles McKay, Richard Ludwick, David Pumphrey, and jimmy McCutchin ffrontj collected, mended, sorted, packed, and shipped 1,363 books. And still they found time for HD a tourn- ament: Champion Guy Ewing frightl wins over VVarren Angstadtg others are Marilyn 'Mattson, Arden Lea, Jimmy McCutchin, Hugh Alford, David Pumphrey, Fred Swartz, Miss Partridge, Charles Hilde- brecht. l l Page Thirty- nine . .................- Can The J a ps 'en G. Harding Senior High School, Warren, O. january 29, pare Student g For W 22 Girls T art in the war effort thi to the si-hool's T P vourse a radio and selves for futurt. war llardmg students are HIGH LIFE AT EVERY FOOTBALL CQAME Nlarv Fisher, Bill Yakovac, Regina XX illiains, Edward King, janet Becker. Nliss Cornelia Porea's journalists donned khaki and went all out to make Harding High war-conscious. lt launched a VVar Partici- pation Drive to urge every club to do its bit for victory. Results were overwhelming. VVar bond and stamp sales were increased by lllfllf yet re-ported to It is lwlieved that three joined the armed forces, boya have found johs in war the same, since l8l students have War Jobs, Cut Enro 'l here art mm lt.: ian Thx enrollment will remain' about Printii for their f' 1113 -have XF CREATOR OF CAULDRON COVER THE INTERVIEW liill Alsler. Major Ronald Huhhard, distinguished son of Harding High, chats with Editor l-linten. the Nliss Victory campaign, sponsored by High Lift' and Hi'glz Lighls. Cauldron staff engineered a handsome mag- azine enhanced by attractive art displays. A selection of fifty articles Qfrom 500 submittedj written in the English classes won a place on these pages. TYPING CREVV HCAULDRON IIUBBLESU llelen Kossivas Dorothy Macris, Bill Yakovac, Marjorie Cox, Richard Cleaman, james Simon, Max- janet Becker, Regina Vkrilliams. ine Hinten, 9, Marilynne Maciiregor, 9. QAlso Dwight llayesj TH E STUDENTS' VOICE ROW' THREE--Snyder, -lg Hayes, 6. RUVV 'I'VVU-'l'0t- 2, 63 Vario, SQ Cummings: Fisher. NUT IN I'IC l'URl2- ten, 63 Krivonakg Min Poreag Ileim, 65 Macris. RUVV Spurrierg Kusmivasg Brekuski, X5 Daking Maloney Copa UNE-Ryaluik, 63 Harper, 3g Yakovac, 1, 2, 65 Hinren, 1, casag Popp, 7g Fokusg Kayafasg Eminhizer, 4. VVAR CORRESPONDENTS ROVV 'l'I'iREE-Keyserg Snyder, 5, 65 Anderaong Kriv- sung Macris. ROVV ONE-VVilliams, 7, X5 VVhiteg Miss onak. RUVV 'VVVO-Crawfordg Hmmiko, Kingg Hender- Poreug Klingemmith, 7, 85 Becker, 7, Sq Davis: Stahl. HIGH LXFE: I-Izllilnrp 2-A-I.u'i.v!unt Eiliturf 3-lfusirzzxvs ,Wanayf'r,' -I-Pfzlllogrrlfrllfr,'5'-Sporlx lidifur. 6-iWf'lnb1'r.f nf Quill ami' Srrnfl. HIGH I,1r:HTs: 7-lzllilurp S-fI.1'.fiJfll7Il Iidzlur. CAULDRON: 9-Editor. Page Forty-one l Page Forty-two IT PAYS T0 ADVERTISE Donna Janis, Helen Fritz, Connie Zervas, Helen Kossivas, and Richard Geaman ffrontjg Victor Funtjar and Pat Hickey fbackj. EDITORS ON VACATION Marjorie Cox, Lois Schaihle, Mary Jane Thomas, Lois Mae Norclquest, and Dorothy Macris. COPPER SCRAP Ralph Dennis, Victor Funtjar, and Jacqueline VVhite. Can our school publish the Echoes this year? asked the staff. Then came the answers: Materials were availableg old plates were salvaged for the governmentg N. S. P. A. urged the importance of continuing the permanent record of school lifeg the student body wished it. So, We have Worked hard to make the book have a certain sig- niiicanceeea portrayal of Warreii G. Harding Senior High School in the war year of l943. ECI-IOES STRATEGISTS ROVV THREE-Don Morris, 63 Neil Viutti, 93 Bob Case, maki, 73 Lois Mae Nordquest, 1. ROW ONE-Mary jane Daily, SQ Alfred Ahart, 8. ROVV TWO-Patricia Mines, Difford, 83 lean VViggins, 93 Ruth Narotsky, 73 Mary K. 73 Olga Kovach, 73 Miss Emilv Kaufman3 jackie VVhite, Lisby, SQ Jocelyn Beeson, 83 Marjorie Cox, 23 Margaret 53 Veronica Ritch, 73 Kay VVagner, 73 Valma Kalves- Thomas, 73 Janet Simmons, 8. F l DEADLINE TECHNICIANS ROVV THREE-Don Morris, 63 Neil Viutri, 93 Bob Case, X1 Shirley VVhitlock, 4. ROVV ONE-Helen Fritz, 83 June 103 Ralph Dennis, 93 Dick Geaman, 33 Victor Funtjar, 8. Manning, 73 Lois Schaible, 23 Pat Hickey, 33 Mary Jane ROVV TVVO-Jennie Zervas, 73 Dorothy Macris, 73 julia Thomas, 13 Helen Kossivas, 83 Donna Janis, 8. Mougianis, +3 Connie Zervas, S3 Marilynne MacGregor, I-Editorj 2-flssistafzt Efliiorj 3'-Iiusinfxs Wlunagfrj 4-Cirrulalian Managfrf 5-Art Editorj 6-Sporty Editor: 7-Edilorial Staff: S-Buxinfsx Slaffj 9-rift Staff: 10-Photographer. Page Forty-three Friendship girls and Hi-Y boys were on the march with projects for soldiers and war relief f books! magazines! clothing! keys! paper sacks! bibs! SCRAP BOOK WORKSHOP SEATED--Rosina Venetta, Roberta Miller, Rae Lou Ellis, Lois Nicholson, Lois Killinen, STAND- ING-Barbara Bogen, Ruth Arnold, Twila Cross. TWO BITS AND YOIIR SHIRT - Sweaters, shoes, coats were piled high at the Cin- derella Ball. Verlee Mitcheltree, Mariam Inger- soll, Miss Opal Briley, jackie Shaw packed eleven boxes. A letter of thanks from the Friends' VVz1r Relief said we were the only school in l'. S. that had included boys' clothes. FUTURE VVAACS ROVV SIX-Skeldon, Sproull, SllSlCCIi, VVeisiger, Wveir, WVil kins, Simmons, Stitt. ROWV FIVE-Totterdale, VVhite, Tor torete, Thackwell, Shafer, B. Woods, Salen, Wilkinson, Shimko, l'. Smith. ROVV FOVR--Yuhasz, A. Totten VViller, VVeber, N. VVilliams, Shaw, VVass, Spahr, Sutula G. Thomas, C. Zervas, Zervas. ROVV THREE-K XVoods, M. Thomas, Van Auker, B. Schwartz, Sauer, Sol tesz, Urohaski, VValsh, V. Thomas, Spangler, Flask, Yoho, Zimmerman. ROW TVVO-Venetta, M. Schaible, VVhite, VVright, Stoddart, B. Totten, Thompson, Turley, Turrell, Summerhays, Taipale, R. Schwartz. ROVV ONE-Vozar, Stienstra, R. VVilliams, R. Thomas, VVhitlock, Simone, I.. Schaihle, M. I. Thomas, VVeaver, E. Smith, Saddle, j. VVil- liams, Sutherland, Virca. Page Forty-Four HOW ABOUT THE WAVES? ROVV FIVE-Keyser, McClelland, Heim, Hughes, Lonsbrough, Longworth, F. Ludwick, Laliuda, Knox, R. Kosegi, Lisby, Harm, Hale, .lean Kutsko. ROVV FOUR-Lebrun, jeffrey, Hakes, J. Hall, Hillman, Hudson, Iacozili, Grifhth, B. Kosegi, Lintz, Lyons, Liehn, Klingensmith, P. johnson, E. johnson, Kuhen. ROVV THREE- Ramicone, Long, Fitripaldo, Hatfield, Jamison, Hoppe, Herst, Helt- zel, Harman, Hill, Linden, Garman, Gania, Joanne Kutsko, Gabor ROW' TVVU--Leuthner, D. Ludwick, jenkins, Gee, Goff, T. Grove Hoehn, Hinten, Harper, lngersoll, Kapus, Kovach, lsroff, Leisy Lambert, Gentithes, Hotchkiss. RUVV ONE-Hostert, Karl, Huni- ka, james, V. johnson, Kemper, Henderson, Harris, C. Grove, C' Hall, 5, Krider, Hydic, Gott, Gildea, Kendrick, Gauchat. LET'S JOIN THE MARINES ROVV SIX-O'Connor, Montgomery, B. McKinney, Mitcheltree, R. Miller, Mills, lVIorley, B. Reese, Musick, A. Rogers, 4, Ready, McAleer, Mellinger, Mersereau, Mason. ROVV FIVE-Ognibene, Radotf, Manning, Philippi, L. Reick, McDowell, McElravy, Potter, Palen, Metz, Masterson, Nydegger, Roderick, Meeker, E. New- house, Nicholl, McCune. ROVV FOUR-Norton, MacGregor, Ma- cris, Morton, Matey, Ritzie, VVilson, S. Miller, M. Miller. ROW' 'l'llREl'I-N. U'Rourke, Nordquest, Mougianis, Morrow, Mahaffey Racco, Mattal, j. O'Rourke. ROVV TWO--Marsh, MacFarland Mclflurg, Ronyak, Minnick, Ogrean, Potts, Ryabik, Ril'l'le, G. Prince Rice, Marhefky, Novak, M. Newton, N. Newton, Obletiloff. ROVV ONE-Ritch, Razo, Popp, R. Newhouse, Moran, Macaulay, Nichole son, Reick, Rice, Mahan, Mattson, Narotsky, Perlin, Malham, Mul- len, Robertson. il--Ring Group Chnirman,' 5-Trf11.vur1'r. Page Forty-five WE CHOOSE THE SPARS ROVV SEVEN-Bogan, P. Bekala, Fabrizio, Alford, Betsy Clark, VVest, XV. Cox, Becker, j. Clark, Ecker, Ferguson, Dravis, Fodor, Chasser, Drescher, B. Brugler, M. Clark, 4, Burfitt, Colombin, Burns ROVV SIX-E. Davis, Day, Carlson, 2, Beck, N. Davis, M. Davis, R Arnold, l, Ellis, Conder, Betty Clark, E. Blackstone, R. Blackstone, j. Dilley, Cross, DeSantis, Franks, M. DiPerna, Dutrey. ROVK FIVE--B. Cummings, R. Ahrendt, Collins, Crawford, R. Dilley Alleman, Faniri, Dunay, H. Fox, Edwards, Campbell, Dusha, J Davis, Carbaugh, Difford, 3, K. Davis, Biery. ROVV FOUR-Bolrr tin, Beal, Brunton, Eaton, Downs, B. Ernst, Barnett, Allard, Rose, E Cummings, Barker, Crago, Emery, P. Allard, Fryer, Cornwall Dontas, Bilchak, N. Brogneaux. ROVV THREE-Appleby, DuPlain Babcock, Butler, Fillmore, Eckels, Barrick, B. Arnold, Goschke, Boyle Kane, Cassidy, D. Crawford, V. Brugler, Del Vecchio, Brewer, Fish Camarata, Beard, Allen. ROVV TVVO-Clinefelter, Dakin, Christo- pher, Elliot, ll. Cummings, Clontz, Dishong, Denovchek, Commins Druga, Duncan, Eustace, Foy, Abraham, Angelides, M. Cox, Beeson Diehl, Dungan, Brown, Miss Carpenter. ROW ONE-Compton Baker, Cionfoli, Burdock, Blair, Binko, Breznie, Considder, England Dienstbier, Doolittle, Eschman, Florack, Florio, Brekoski, Campbell P. Davis, B. Arnold, J. Davis, Ball, Crowley. I-I'r.f'sitlrnl,' 2-Vin' l'r'f'.fitI1'nl,' 3-Sf1'rr'lary,' J-Ring Group Cllnirrnrln. A NEW CLUB IS BORN Solemn is this Hi-Y induction cere- mony, installing oH'icers of the new junior group. Mr. Gayle Lathrop, Mr. Louis Swart, Mr. joe Ross, Mr. Albert Marowitz face Bruce Birrell. Bob Herst, Arden Lea, Ray Hall. Page Forty-six NOW LEE HI-Y - SOON THE U. S. ARMY ROW TWO-Campbell, Stevens, Mr. Lovett, Massar, Nickel. ROVV ONE-Shaffer, Franz, 4, Hickey, 1, Ross, 2, Meyer, Kapus, Ewing, 3. KELLY HI-Y ROW FOUR-Nickel, Spencer, Killingsworth. ROVV Kerr, Simpson. ROW ONE-McConnell, Hall, Birrell,3 THREE-P'enman, Bean, Case, Mr. Marowitz, Mr. Lea, 1, Herst, 4, Taylor, 2, Del Vecchio, La Mere, Mc- Swart, McCutcheon, Barkley, Cole. ROW TVVO-Ab Clelland. kins, Compton, Seiple, Guarnieri, Farrell, Slagle, Sepanek, I-l'rr5idfnt,' 2-Vin' Prrxidr'nr,' 3-S1'rrr'lary,' 4-Trrasurfr. Page Forty-seven anifgpnfdii join the National Victory Corpsl You have a chance to qualify if you are in a physical Htness program. Gym became a must the second semester, for our country needs ro- bust Women and men. Yes, girls and boys--sophomores, juniors, and ie- niors-are enrolled in physical edu- cation. The two year requirement is a thing of the past. After a period of sore muscles, stu- dents get limbered up and can take it, rigid exercises and commando tactics included. The obstacle course, con- structed this spring, is like those of army regulations. And then there are the usual sports groups. The tennis team of 1942 was undefeated in seven starts. W1' Thfy 6 CHANEY . . 1 -lf RAYEN. . . 3 7 EAST . . 0 7 SHARON . . . 0 6 SALEM . . . . 1 7 STRUTHERS . . 0 5 URSULINE . . 2 THE BIG SIX ROW TWO-Mr. Carl E. McEwen, Reserve Basketball and Assistant Football Coach, Mr. Edward J. Campbell, Assistant Football Coach and Physical Ed., Mr. Donald A. Baker, As- sistant Football Coach and Physical Ed. ROW ONE-Mr. Dwight B. Lafferty, Basketball Coach and Baseball Coach, Miss Margaret A. Eaton, Physical Ed. and G. A. A., Mr. jesse O. Beck, Football Coach and Physical Ed. 5 E NET CHAMPS OF '42 Miller, Moon, Conlan, Nelson, Spencer. Page Forty-eight Cross Country was dropped from the calendar because of difficulty in scheduling competition with other schools. The transportation prob- lem eliminated golf also. Harding's track squad of l942 suf- fered four defeats before Hnally Win- ning a meet. Bob Dixon proved him- self the most valuable runner by far in his frequent winnings in the IOO, 220 yard dashes and the 220 yard low hurdles. DUAL COMPETITION IVL' Tlzry 44 SALEM . . . . 73 53 Zfig ASHTABIILA . . 64 1f3 55 1X2 NEVV CASTLE . . 62 1f2 49 RAYEN . . . . 69 76 STRUTHERS . . . 42 SALEM NIGHT RELAYS-3 172 points CBenoit, tied for second in pole vault.j sALEM D1s'rR1cT MEET-+ points qpixon, Sec- ond place in 220 yard low hurdles, quali- fying for State Meet.j The Red and YVhite Nine of l942 again brought fame to the school by copping eight of nine games. How- ever, in the District Tournament at Canton, VVarren Was eliminated by a strong Wooster outfit. iff Tllfy 10 LEAVITTSBURG . . . 1 5 SCIENCEVILLE . . 4 23 BROOKFIELD . . . 1 3 LEAVITTSBURG . . . 2 7 BROOKFIELD . . 4 4 CHANEY . . . . 5 3 CHANEY . . . . 2 3 SHAVV ..... . 2 S MINERAL RIDGE . . 3 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 3 VVOOSTER ..... 4 BALL AND BAT CLUB ROVV THREE-Coach Lafferty, Blasko, 2, Larson. 1, 2, 7, hflorris, 2, Dziak, 2, Cardinal, 2, Gillen, 2 Isler, 2. ROVV TYVO-Basile, 2, 7, Canzonetta, 2, 7, Lehto, 2, 6, 7, Spencer, 2, Smith, 2, 7, Grima, 2, Gaffey, 2. ROV' ONE-Corsatea, 4, Hensel, 4. I-Caplaing 2-Lfitfrj 3-Gold trade .Yll0I',' 4- ,llanagr'r,' 5-Coachfr' Illfdal for i7IlP7'0 l!l'7llc 7lf,' 6-Bat Chiylzfsf halting afv1'r11gfj,' 7-Gold baff- ball. THINCLADS I-ROVV TVVO: Coach Garrett, Dixon, 1, 2, 3, 5, Bryant, 2, johnson, 2, Reed, 2, Benoit, 2, 3, Stargell, 2, ROVV ONE: Daniels, 2, 3, B. WVilliams, 2, Allgood, Corsatea, 2, Berry, Simpson, 2, VVimbish 2. II-ROVV TVVO2 Pierce, Brogdon, Kujala, 2, Nlorris, 2, Kelson, 2, Coggins. RUVV ONE: Snellmaker, 2, 4, VVoodcock, 2, McFarland, Marzulla, Menz, 2, 3, Thompson, 2, 4, Treater, 2, 4. with gxeqsyvq' 'CL eil goflqf . ' . 5. G1 is ' c ' V5 Ys S519 .1561 YL .0 aaa wiv . rfb Ugo'Yd9.6x ' '. coax ' W I5 Q13 'qw I ' X' 'gfygmf ,GQDQ - i S -'ge' .- ' y '50 ' . 09 , .scg .Q . - . . f. at ww' s ,T S 1' it' .ggfgi 'Q V ii . f,.fssi:.Q 3- 533.15 f --is-ft5'IzQ1 gills? L- a ', g C. C. C. Capt. Georges, Coach Beck, Capt. Mar Coach J. O. Beck became head football coach a few weeks prior to the first gameg yet he moulded an inexperienced eleven into a better unit than had been expected. Competing with the best teams in the area, his men won four of nine games. The Presidents opened the season with a 13-6 win over a not too strong Holy Name eleven. Holy Name scored in the second period when Hill snagged one of Hughey's passes in the end zone. Warren retaliated in the third and fourth quar- ters, with Morris scoring on a pass and Marcarello going over after a down-Held drive. Warren lost to Rayen, in a sea of mud, at Youngstown, 7-0. All during the game, the Presidents outplayed Rayen, but in FRIENDLY ENEMIES carello. Capt. Zorn of Niles and Capt. Marcarello shake the last three minutes, Rutkay, star Rayen guard, broke through to block Nlarcarel- lo's punt, recovering the ball on the VVar- ren Z0-yard line. After a series of un- successful line plays, Agnone passed to Donadee for pay dirt. On the re-bound from the Rayen set- back, the Red and White defeated East Tech, 12-O. Tony Marcarello stole scor- ing honors by making both touchdowns. East Tech proved to be better than critics claimed and gave the Prexies quite a game. Warren could not cope with the force of the Canton Bulldogs. Although the stadium at Canton looked like Lake Erie to the Prexies, McKinley gridders had no trouble finding the goal line six times. Page Fifty BLACKBOARD TACTICS Capt. Kujala laliovej Coach Beck with a new play. FOR AULD LANG SYNE Coach Beck presents to former Coach Pierre Hill a fare- SCRIMMAGE well gift from student body. Mr. Campbell, Mr. Lovett Nlarcarello and VVhite chalked up YVar- ren's two markers. Campbell Memorial spoiled Harding High Homecoming . Tied 6-6 at the end of the half, Memorial came back in the third quarter to score the winning touch- down. The Presidents beat an over-rated Erie Strong-Vincent eleven, 14-12. Snatching the lead by two markers in the first quar- ter, Erie's attack was put to a standstill for the remainder of the contest. Mar- carello scored both extra points, as Georges and Barzak fsophomore addi- tion to the squadl made the touchdowns. Last of October saw the Prexies jour- ney to Massillon to play the pride and joy of the football city . Led by speedy Page F iffy-one Mr. Thompson, Mr. Lafferty, and Mr. Mollenkopf are interested spectators. halfbacks, Graber and Bray, the Tigers lost little time grasping the lead for a 32-O VVarren dropped a 12-6 decision to its traditional rival, Niles. Brought to a standstill on the ground, the Dragons took to the air with Zorn doing the pitching. Zorn scored for the Dragons, Marcarello made the marker for the Presidents. In an Arctic blizzard, W. H. S. ended its football season by upsetting the unde- feated New Castle eleven, 7-6. The Hur- ricanes opened the scoring in the first per- iod when halfback Lee broke away for a Z0-yard touchdown run. Warren opened up a last-breath scoring drive, which ended with Georges going over on an end- around play. Marcarello added the vital extra point on a plunge. ,WSH BEAT NILES! ROVV TVVO-Barzak, Marcarello, Fiwher, VVhite. ROVV ONE-Palcich, Horvath, Martin, Ku- jala, Sicuro, VV0ods, Georges. HOMECOMING QUEEN RAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! Attendant Victoria Simone, Queen Carlie Lou Hall, Mary Davis, Bob McCaslin, Gene Mawar Attendant Virginia Appleby Ctots-james Hansen, and Betty Jane Reese form a VV . Bill David McEwen, Susan Lerchl. Knoslie and Betsey Stitt lead 11 locomotive Page Fifty-two ... -4 RED AND WHITE GRIDDERS ROVV FOVR-L. VVilliams, 5, Chill, YVojtowicz, 5, Moore, Hannuksela, 5, Jones, 5, Cole, Bean, Savakis, 5, Kontas, 5, Halvis, 5, Elick, Taylor, McConahy, Col- lins, Repasky, 4, Fritz, 5, Stocz, 5. ROVV THREE- Nicula, Coach Campbell, Coach Beck, Csiszer, Martin, 4, Sieuro, 4, Marco, 5, Kujala, 1, 3, 4, Dziak, Comalv escu, 4, Barzak, 4, Young, 5, Muche, Coach McEwen, Coach Baker, Galiyas. ROVV TVVO-Smith, 5, Kapus, B. Vfilliums, 3, 4, Bevan, Ecker, 4, Horvath, 4, Petrus- ka, 4, Bollas, 4, Morris, 4, Gillen, 4, Fisher 4, Georges 1, 3, 4, Tony Marcarello, 1, 3, 4, 6, Palvich, 4, L. VVhite 4, Pulena. ROVV ONE-Michalovich, 5, Flowers, 5 VVood, 4, Tom Marcarello, 5, Curtis, 5, Flannery, 2, 5 Graff, 2, 5, McConnell, Daniels, 2, 3, 4, Cross, Crowe 5, Kvesich, 5, Brogdon, 4, Rimar. NOT IN PICTURE-Bob Franz, 2, 3, 4, Paul lleath 2, Guy Treater, 2, 4. I-Cajrtainq 2-Man11g1'r,' 3-Gold Fuotlzallq 4-faryify I,z'lrwr,' 5-Rr'wm'r l,fl11'r,' 6-llunoralzlr' mrnlfun on .ill-Stan' Tram. HOMECOMING DANCE N0 RATIONING Red Devlin and Vivian Upland jitterlwug, while Ruth Arnold Turkev and all the trimrninge and Bruce Harmon two-step. the Football Ba nquet. Page Fifty-three THE DAILY DOZEN Arms forward and upward, and feet sideward with 11 jump. Page F iffy-four G. A. A. ROVV THREE-Rose, Pawcio, Coach Eaton, Franks s, venma, 5. Row TWO-Del Vecchio, viasic, Mi Astolfl, King, Roksiewicz, 5, Ulishney, Vozar, Harmon, Susko. ROVV ONE--Chaney, Zubaty, Barnett, F. Fio- YVith eight gym classes scheduled, the girls' interclass games were more restricted this yearg so badminton, shuffle board, and ping pong contests were not held. However, rivalry ran high in volleyball and basket- ball. The lZA's ran away with both championships. CBaseball games are held too late in the spring to be re- corded here.j The girls padded their exchequer by selling candy and ice cream at varsity basketball games. They boosted soldier morale by making scrap books of jokes and cartoons for army hospitals. rino, 5, K. Pantelas, Lagos, Drinco, 5, Marzano, Mil- ler, Lazor. NOT IN PICTURE-Mary Trivanovich 5, Helen Taipale, 7. HIGH SCORE BOWLER Ruth Linamen LAUGH, SOLDIER Allen, White, Hrecz, Barnett, Venetta make joke books. 12-A BASKETBALL CHAMPS Cleftj ROW TWO-Paulick, Chizmar, Allen Musick, Braun. ROVV ONE-Kelly Rice, Palen. 12-A VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS ROW TWO-Braun, Coach Eaton Palen. ROW ONE-Chizmar, Paulick Rice, Allen. Page Fifty-six ROWV FOUR-Linamen, 3, Wickstrom, Coach Eaton, Cless, Mihaescu, Leisy, De Santis, Holk, Goodrich Topper, Eschman. ROVV THREE-Chill, N. Pantelas, Rice. ROVV ONE-Seabrook, 5, A. Fiorino, 6, S. Gallo Shafer, Hurst, 2, 6, Powers, Hrecz, 4, Weller, Layman, 4, 8, Salvato, 2, 8, Rossi, 8, Allen, 1, Braun, Chizmar R. Astolh, 6. ROVV TVVO-jackson, Sideropolis, Palen, Paulick. I-Prrsidrntg 2-Vin' Pr1'.vidfnl,' 3-Srrrftaryg 41-Tff!l5ufl'f,' 5-Fflt lfltfrj 6-Clzrnillr l1'lt1'r,' 7-Bronzv fling 8-Gold pin. 41W'fg,.., 4254 51 We' 'vlfvlv g1,gv015F-ai.. 47-anon Qi GBHHM' H6299 , . E35 7 I I , . 'in Agmmgkd. 5 ,gg , gg Yqauqfwna Timkw ' Mgwnwf, gg HARDING QUINTET Ro THREE-Williams, Watkins, Marti, Musick, ROVV ONE-Morningstar, Saylor, Michalovich. Cain Coach Lafferty. ROW TVVO-Dziak, 3, NOT IN PICTURE-Dick Boyer, 2, Raymond lalcich Venetta, 1, 3, Kellard, Rossi. Bland, 2. I-Capiaing 2-Managrrp 3-Gold Baskwtball. Coach Dwight B. Lafferty, as Re- serve Team Coach, has helped train Red and White basketball players these many years. But this year is his Hrst as Varsity Mentor. Con- gratulations to him and his team on a very successful record. Harding cagers, for the third con- secutive season, played their way to the finals of the district tournament. They lost this thriller Qbefore a ca- pacity crowd at South Field Housej to Canton McKinley. This game exhibited excellent sharpshooting. Dom Venetta, veteran center, not only totaled Z6 points, but was named the outstanding player of the tour- nament. He also was placed on the Second All-Ohio team, while john Dziak was given honorable mention. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT WW' Tlzfy 60 YOUNGSTOWN EAST . 31 79 NEVVTON FALLS . . . 29 68 SCIENCEVILLE . . . 45 52 CANTON MCKINLEY . . 54 Warren boys formed one of the strongest offensive teams in the State, indicated by the fact that they broke the school scoring record by defeat- ing Niles, 80-28. They also had high scores in defeating Youngstown Page Fifty-eight HOLY NAME GAME Venetta scores, Palcich cuts toward the basket. liast, Holy Name, Cleveland VVest, and Chaney. Captain Venetta, john Dziak, Gene Rossi fnext year's captainj, John Kellard, and joe Musick made this offense possible. Venetta broke his last season's record of 305 by scor- ing 352 this season. Musick, although only a second Stringer, also compiled an amazing number of points for the short time he saw action. Dziak, stellar set-shot artist, was second only to Venneta. George Nlarti and Joe Palcich were valuable defensive performers. They made it possible for the high scoring of the other members of the team. At the Ashtabula game, fans gave Dziak, Palcich, Nlusick, and Ve- netta a rousing cheer, for they played their last game for Harding High on the home Court. HOLY N AME GAME Kellard pivotsg Palcich and Dziak follow up the shot. Page Fifty-nine LETTERMI-IN ROW' THREE-Gillen, Zofko, Amsden, VVood, Kujala, lor, Isler, Georges, Stitt, 3, Ross, Simpson, G. Treater Kapua. ROVV 'IWVU-R. Trearer, McFarland, Ecker, NOT IN PICTURE--Dom Venetta, 1, john Dziak, 2. Bollaa, Blasko, VVilliams, Montecalvo. ROVV ONE-Say I-Prz'.vidf11t,' 2-Virf Prf.vid1'nl,' 3'-Sffrrfary-Trraxurrr. RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD RUVV 'I'VVU--Smith, Cluarnieri, VVilliams. ROVV ONE-Bland, Slagle, Spencer, La Buda, Coach McEwen. Page Sixty COMETS, CLUB CAGE CHAMPS ROW TWO-R. Andrews, D. Andrews, Freder- icks, 1. ROW ONE-Soltesz, Biggers, Stevens. 11A BASKETBALL CHAMPS ROW THREE-Soltesz, McGuire, Watkins, 1, Sullivan, Lavelle. ROW TWO-Morningstar, Moore, Stafford. ROW ONE-Watson, McCaslin, Fredericks, Jacobs, Fisher. I-Captain. At lunch hour during Winter months, some students go to the movies, but sports fans jam the boys' gym to cheer their favorite basketball team. After the club and class contests, attention is fo- cused on boxing. The Kraker-Cur- tis bout in the finals was the thriller of the tourney. BOXING TOURNEY VICTORS ROW TWO-Ewing Daily, 145 lb.g Jack Kraker, 155 lb.g Wilmer Young, heavyweight, Coach Baker. ROW ONE-Vern Muntain, 115 lb., Bob McCaslin, 125 lb., Harry Savakis, 135 lb. 1 Page Sixty-one I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE n wi he broad The morning begi th t cast of devotional d ments, followed by the flag salut O 2 50 rw co 0 A X. .f 5 fp 0 x 9, Stamps and Bonds . Red Cross War Fund . . Cineludes Frolicsj Red Cross Roll Call Community Fund . . Scrap ..... . Keys . . . Books ....... Games Q5 games in a seth . March of Dimes .... Clothes Hangers . . . all HIIIIOUIICC 319,432.10 4 1,200.44 89583.09 2901 5551.17 108 tons 100 lbs. 2063 50 sets 536.85 l 100 for Victory COLONELS Mr. QI. O. Beck and Miss Josephine W Guarnieri lead this January Army of l one hundred eighty. Page Sixty-four MARJORIE ALLEMAN-Alpha-Litsg French, 3g Geometryg Friendshipg Promg Senior Play Com- mittee . . . GEORGE ANDERSON-A Cappellag Boosterg Class Ofhcer, 35 Frolicsg High Lights: Hi-YQ Monitorg Safetyg Promg Stuntg Operator . . . I-IENRIETTA ANDERSON . . . LILLIE MAE ANDERSON--G. A. A. HELEN BAILEY -- Commercialitesg Friendship . . . ALFRED BEAVER-Class Track . . . ED- WARD BELLAY . . . LOUISE BENNETT. ART BENOIT-Alpha-Litsg Cauldrong Letter- meng Promg Footballg Trackg Class Basketball . . . LOIS BETTIKER-Friendship . . . ESTELLA BINKO--Commercialitesg Friendship . . . HELEN BIRICH. GEORGE BOLLAS-Lettermeng Footballg Moni- tor . . . GENEVA BORA-Commercialitesg Friend- ship . . . THOMAS BROCKENAQ-Monitorg Safetyg Boxing . . . THOMAS BROGDON-Honor So- cietyg Monitorg Safetyg Spanishg Student Councilg Footballg Operator. SIDNEY BROWN-Class Basehallg Boxing . . . CHARLES CAIN fno picture, . . . KENNETH CAMPBELL-Bandg Chemistryg Frolicsg Hi-Y: Orchestrag Commencement . . . MARY ANN CAPPELLA . . . SARAH CARBAUGH-Boosterg Class Secretaryg Friendship: Promg Student Coun- cilg Bowlingg Frolicsg Senior Playg Honor Society. I-Presidentj 2-Vice Presidentg 3'-Srrrcftaryg 4-Treasurer. if-Bond Buyer. JANUARY CLASS MARY CASAMENTO . . . ROVVLAND CASPER -Monitor, Stamp . . . 'IOHN CHILL-Dramatic, Monitor, Safety, Spanish, 1, Football, Senior Play Committee, Senior Play . . , CHRIST CHRIST- Band, Frolics, Geometry, Safety, Spanish, Stunt. IVIARGIIERITE CLARK - Booster, French, 2, Friendship, 1, 3, 4, Frolics, Honor Society, 3, Prom, Student Council, Echoes, Senior Play Com- mittee . . . VIOLA CLUTE-Orchestra . . . BERTHA COLA-Band, Friendship, Frolics . . . NIARY COIVIANESCI'-FriendshipI Bowling, G. A. A. NEIL COINIANESCII-Industrial Arts, Football . . . JOHN CONVVAY-Monitor, Stamp. . . ANNE COOLEY-Friendship, Safety . . . MIKE CORNI- CELLI-Industrial Arts, Safety. GLORIA CORNVVELL - Friendship, Student Council' Bowlin ' Senior Plav SAM CRAIG- f v Il, , - - - Lena and Shutter, 1, 2, 3, Honor Society, Operator, Honor Student . . . VIVIEN CRANE . . . REGIS DAILEY-Commercialites, Hi-Y, Monitor. MIKE DANIELS-Football . . . SIDNEY DAN- IELS . . . ROMAN DANN . . . CHESTER Di- GIACOBBE-Baseball. ROSE DISCERNI - Friendship, Bowling . . . CHARLES DOLEJS . . . VVANDA EATON- Friendship, Prom, G. A. A .... BILL E'WING- IrIi'Y, Monitor, Prom, Student Council. GUY EVVING-A Cappella, Aeneid, Chess, 1, Frolicsg High Life, Hi-Y, 2, 3, -I-, Glee, Prom, Honor Society . . . ROBERT FAHNDRICH- Class Basketball, I-Ii-Y, Monitor . . . BETTY FAILS-Glee . . . SHIRLEY FERGUSON-Com- mercialites, Friendship, Hi-Eco-Sy, Safety, Stu- dent Council, Bowling. I-Prf'sidr'nt,' 2- Viff Prf'.fidfnt,' 3-Sffrftaryj 4-TI'I'll.f1H'1'f Page Sixty-five JANUARY CLASS HARRY FILLER-Aero: Alpha-Lits: Chemistry, 1: Geometry: Monitor: Operator: Senior Play . . . ANNE FIORINO - Commercialites: Friendship: Prom: Cl. A. A .... MARY FLANNERY-Band: Friendship: Frolics . . . VIOLA FLASK-Band: Friendship: Frolics: Prom. CALVIN FOOS-Aero: Monitor . . . STANTON FORCE-Lens and Shutter . . . ROBERT FRANZ --Chemistry: Hi-Y: Monitor: Prom: Student Council: Stunt: Football: Bowling: Class and Club Basketball, Baseball: Operator . , . REOLA FRIEND-Band: Frolics, HELEN FRITZ - Coxnrnercialites: Dramatic: Echoes: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Senior Play . . . VICTOR FUNTJAR-Class Basketball: Echoes: Hi-Y: Monitor: Prom: Student Council: Football: Golf: Track: Operator . . . FANNIE GALLO-Band: Friendship: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Safety . . . SUSIE GALLO-Band: Friendship: Frolicsg G. A. A., 4: Ili-Eco-Sy: Safety, 2, 3: Senior Play. MICHAEL GEORGES - Letterlnen: Monitor: Prom: Football: Track: Class Basketball, Base- ball: Senior Play . . . JOE ULAVAN-Geometry: Industrial Arts: Safety . . . EVELYN GRLIURICH -Friendship: G. A. Bowling . . . MARGARET GRIFFITH-Booster: Friendship. BARBARA GRUENIG-A Cappella: Friendship: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sv: Prom . . . HOPE HANA- WVALT - Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy . . . BRUCE HARMON-Alpha-Lits: Booster, 1: Frolics: Ge- ometry: Hi-Y: Honor Society: Operator: Monitor: Student Council: Club and Class Basketball , . . MARION HARTER-Friendship: Bowling: Prom: Senior Play. DWVIGHT HAYES-Booster: Cauldron: High Life: High Lights: Monitor: Honor Society . . . PAT HICKEY-Alpha-Lits: Booster: Chemistry: Class Ofhcer, 2: Echoes, Business Manager: Frol- ics: Geometry, 3: Hi-Y, 1, 2: Honor Society, 2: Nlonitor: Prom: Student Council: Operator: Club and Class Basketball . . . IRMA HILL-Commer- cialites: Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sv: Prom: G. A. A. . . . VVILBERT HILL-Monitor. FRANK IIRIIBY . . . ANNA HUINAENIIK . . . BILL HUNTER - Class Basketball, Baseball: Bowling: Hi-Y: Nlonitor . . . PAIIL IIIYRTON- Class Baseball: Hi-Y. l'J'AriI'7lf,' 3-Vin' Prz'5idr'nt,' 3--S1frr1'f1lry,' ef'-Tl'l'1I.fIli'I'l'. Page Sixty-six MIRIAM INGERSOLL-Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy: Safety: Student Council . . . DIANA IVOSEVICH -Friendship . . . CHERIE JACKSON . . . DONNA JANIS-Band: Echoes: French: Friendship: Frolics: Honor Society: Student Council: Honor Student: Commencement. ALLAN JOHNS-Operator . . . PEGGY JOHN- SON-Booster: Friendship: Prom: Bowling: Class Othcer, 3 . . . JOE JOHNSTON-Band: Commer- cialites: Hi-Y: Bowling: Glee . . . MARIAN JONES-Friendship. BORIS KAPI'S-Dramatic: Frolics: Hi-Y: Safety: Prom: Student Council: Stunt: Football: Monitor' Class Basketball, Baseball: Senior Play . . . ROB1 ERT KING-Aero: Hi-Y . . . EIVIIWA KISH . . . JITANITA KLINGENSMITH - Friendship: Bowling, 1, 3: High Lights, Editor. BERYL KNOX-Aeneid: Chemistry: French, 1: Friendship: Geometry: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Lens and Shutter, 3: Prom: Honor Student: Com- mencement . . . JENNIE KONOPKA-G. A. A. . . , HELEN KOSSIVAS-Commercialites: Dra- matic: Echoes: French: Hi-Eco-Sy: Safety: Prom: Cauldron: Senior Play Committee: Senior Play: Honor Society . . . ROY KUJALA-Class Basket- hall, Track: Industrial Arts: Lettermen: Football' Track: Honor Society. u ROBERT LAIVIPORT-Frolics: Industrial Arts: Student Council . . . TOM LAVERTY-Industrial Arts: Monitor . . . VVILLIAIVI LENAKIS . . . ALBERT LEVVIS-Monitor: Prom: Operator. I-I'r1',fid1'n1,' 2-I'it-f Prf.vidfnt,' 3-S1't'rf1ary,' J-TffH5uffl'. CAPTAINS Secretary Sara Carlvaugh, Vice Presi- dent :Iohn Nickel, Treasurer Michael Yanitor, and President Norman Ross maneuver class affairs. Page Sixty-seven I E! ff nv- STARS OF COMIVIENFEMENT l'rex3 i Norman Russ, honor students -Beryl Knox, Dorothy Macris, Sam Craig, .lulin Mougianis, and Donna lanis, june Manning Qpianoh and Kenneth Ualnphell felarinetj prac- tice for the dress parade. MARHPN I,lEHN--Friendship: Prom: Howling . . . MARY LISEC'-Friendship: G. A. A. . . . VVILLI.-XM LOQIVEA-Build: Drzxmatic: Frolics: Geometry: Hi-Y: Nionitor: f1I'Chk'SII'1l1 Prom: Howling: Class 'I'rac'k . , . ROBERT I.ONU-In- dustrial Arts: Monitor: Safety: Bowling. MARTHA I,Ol l'ZENHISER - Band: Friend- ship: Frolics ...A f MINES LVKSHA . . . ROY LYON--Aero: Monitor: Bowling . , . DONNA LYON S-Friendship 3 Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom. DOROTHY MJXCRIS - Aeneid, 1: Cauldron: Echoes: Friendship: Ulee: fit?0lIlQlI'yQ High Lights: High Life: Honor Society: Spanish, 3: Prom: Honor Student: Qx0IllIIlC'Hl'C'IIlCI'lI . . . JVNE MAN- NINCI-C'oinn1ercialites: Echoes: Friendship: Kie- ometry: Orchestra: Safety: COIIIIIIQIICCIIICIII . . . TONY MARCARELLO - Letterinen: Monitor: Student C'ounc'il: Football: Golf . . . HAROLD MEYER-C'hemistry: Class Basketball: Dramatic: Hi-Y: Ninnitor: Safety: Howling: Operator: Sen- ior I'I:1x': Honor Sovietv. MYRA MH,I,S-Booster: Friendship: Frolivs: Letterlnen: Proiu: Bowling: ChCCI'lGZ1lil'l' . . . FOR! EST MOR,-XNfZoology: Yivtory Corps . , . jl'l.l,X MOVKIIQXNIS - Echoes, C'irculation Manager: Friendship: Geometry: Hi-Evo-Sy: Honor Sovit-ty: Spanish: Prom: Honor Student: COIllIIlt'HC6lIl?IlI . . . jOHN NlC'KEI,-:Xlpha-Lits: Class Yirc' President: Kit-ouietry, l, 2: Hi-Y, 2: Honor So- Ciety, 1: Monitor: Proui: htudent Q ount'1l, 4: llziss Ofhcer, 4. VVIILIAM Nlfl3L.'XY-Drainatic: Frolics: Hi-Y: Nionitorg Zoology . . . ROBERT NORDQl'ES'l'- 'l'ut'son, Ariz ....v IOHN OI,'l'EAN-Frolits: Stunt, 2 . . . Cil'S'I' I'xXI'AD.'XKIS-Monitor: Class liaskcthall. ITI,l'!'.VitiffIf,' 2-fin' l'H',fiil1'11I,' j1Sl'lil'l'fIlf'Y1',' 71-'I'1'1'11,v111'1'r. Page Sixty-eight JA UARY CLASS KATHRENE PAPALAS . . . TONY PARISE- Industrial Arts . . . DOLGLAS PARKER-Hi-Y: Band . . . CHARLES PASTIV. RALPH PETERS-Bowling . . . VIVIAN PIER- SON-Band: G. A. A .... SARA DIANE PLVNK- ARD-Friendship: Bowling: G. A. A .... HELEN POTOSKY-Frolics. HELYN PRIGG-Friendship . . . MICHELINA PRINCIPI . . . JOSEPH PROBLYS . . . ELIZA- BETH PROKOPCHOVV. CHARLOTTE PVCK-Friendship: High Lights: High Life: G. A. A .... RICHARD RINDA-A Cappella: Alpha-Lits: Dramatic: Geometry: Hi- Y: Monitor: Prom: Operator: Senior Play Com- mittee: Senior Play: Victory Corps . . . YVILLIAIVI RINEHART-Hi-Y . . . VIRGINIA RINZELLA- Commercialites. DAVID RISHEL-Aeneid: Band: Class Track . . . NORMAN ROSS-Class President: Bowling: Class Track, Baseball, Basketball: Geometry: Hi- Y: Honor Society: Lettermen: Monitor: Safety: Prom: Student Council: Stunt: Football: Operator: Senior Play: Commencement . . . ROSIE ROSSI- Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom: Student Council: G. A. A.: Honor Society . . . VIRGINIA RIIFO-Commer Cizllites: Prom. KATHRYN RLPERT-Friendship: G. A. A. . . . INIATILDA SAKO-Band: Frolics: Prom . . . FRANCES SALVATO - Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy: Safety: Prom: Student Council: G. A. A., 2, 3 . . . PATTI SANIIIELS-Booster: Friendship: Frolies: Prom. IVIARY SANTITLIS - A Cappella: Aeneid: Booster: Friendship: Frolics: Honor Society: Prom . . . REID SAYLOR-Class Basketball: Frolics: Lettermen: Monitor: Basketball . . . BETTY SCI-IADE-Friendship: Bowling . . . VVALTER SCHAFFER-A Cappella: Hi-Y: Monitor: Safety, 1: Operator: Senior Play. I-1'rrxid1'11l ,' 2 flu' lll'l',YIt1l'llf,' 3-S1'1'r1'f112'y,' 4i'Tl'I'II!1lIll Page Sixty-nine JA UARY CLASS LOIS SCHAIBLE - Echoes, Assistant Editor: French: Friendship: Bowling: Geometry: Hi-Eco- Sy: Safety: Prom: Honor Society: Senior Play Committee . . . MARVIN SCHVVARTZ-Hi-Y . . . JEANNE SEABROOK-Geometry: G. A. A.: Spanish: Honor Society: Victory Corps .... t XN- GELINE SEBASTIAN-Friendship: Safety. MIKE SEMBER . . . MARGARET SHIIVIKO- Prom . . . JOHN SIDEROPOLIS-Track . . . VICTORIA SIMONE - Dramatic: Friendship: Geometry: Spanish: Prom: Student Council: Honor Society: Senior Play: Senior Play Committee: Bowling. ROBERT SMITH-Class Basketball: Lettermen: Monitor: Baseball .... A DA SPITILLI . . . GEORGE STACKHOUSE-Stuntg Zoolollff Sen- ior Play Committee . . . JOHN STIGGERS- Band: Frolics. ALBERTA SI7Tl'LA - Friendship: Prom . . . ALBERT TABACCO . . . IIELEN TAIPALE- Commercialites: Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom: G. A. A.: llonor Society: Senior Play Committee . . . AIIRELIA THOMAS. MARY JANE THOMAS-Band: Chemistry, 3, -l: French: Echoes, Editor: Friendship: Frolics: Ge- ometry: Honor Society: Orchestra: Safety, 3: Prom . . . RUTH THOMAS-CommerciaIites: Friendship: Geometry: Prom: Bowling: Glee: Senior Play: Honor Society . , . SALLY THOMAS -Band: Class Orlicer, 2: Friendship: Frolics: High Life: Safety: Student Council . . . BRUCE THOMPSON-A Cappella: Class Officer, -li Blon- itor: Prom. EVANTHIA TOSKAS-Friendship: Safety . . . ETHEL TOTTERDALE-Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy: Safety: Spanish: Prom: Senior Play Committee . . . GUY TREATER-Class Basketball: Letter- men: Monitor: Safety: Prom: Football: Track . . . EDWARD VARIO--Cauldron: Class Basket- ball: Iligh Lights: High Life: Prom: Stunt. NEIL VIUTTI-Bowling: Class and Club Basket- ball, Baseball: Echoes: Monitor: Prom: Football . . . HENRY VVALCHAK . . . BILL VVILLIAMS- Class Basketball: Frolics: Hi-Y: Commercialites: Lettermen: Football: Track . . . HENRY VVIL- LIAMS-Monitor: Student Council: Operator. I-Prr.tidz'nt,' 2-Vice Prfsfdentf 3'-Secretary: 4fiTfFIl51lfff. Page Seventy VVILBVR YVIMER . . . ROBERT VVISHART . . . NIICHAEL YANITOR-Class Treasurer, Class and Club Baseball, Basketball, Track, Hi-Yg Honor Society, Nlonitorg Prom: Stunt, Football . . . I7AI.ZI.-X YUVNG-Frolics. JENNIE ZAKRAJSEK-G. A. A .... ANDY ZARICK . . . DUN ZEIGLER-Band, Frolicsg Industrial Arts, Operator . . . CONNIE ZERVAS -Coinmercialites, +1 Echoes, Friendship, Honor Society: Promg Student Council, 4. I-Pr1'.tfi1e'11!,' 2-,riff Pn'5iJf'11f,' 3-Sl'l'I'1'fl1l'j',' 'f-TIAI'lIJUlAP1'. THE ADORABLE SPENDTHRIFTH january Class Play. january 7 and X. Miss Justine Bettiker, Director. CAST: REAR-Bob Brockett, Nor- man Ross, Sari, Susie Gallo, Senator Dan Pollard, Harold Meyer, Helen Reeves-Alton, Ruth Thomas, Mrs. Reeves-Alton, Helen Fritz Q Miss Keyes, Helen Kossivns. FRONT- Mrs. Mason, Victoria Simone, C. Mason, lohn Chill: Hardy Mason, Richard Rinda. CAST: REAR-l'erkins, Boris Ka- pus, Sari, Sara CZ1l'lH.lLlg'l'1Q Leroy Nlorton, Harry Filler: Mr. Stoneharn, Mike Georges: MCYVatters, Yvalter Srhufler. FRONT-Irene Mason, Gloria Cornwall, Ellie, Marian Har- ICT. COMMANDERS Miss Mary K. Duck and Mr. Edward Campbell convoy their fleet through troubled waters. pm Y 'P' 'S I -f 1. em: 1- f A M K 7,235 ilf 55, 'mf ts. Page Se venty-two BILL ABLER-Cauldron , . . FRANK ADGATE -Bandg Booster: Frolicsg Hi-YQ Monitorg Or- chestra: Safety ..., A LFRED AHART-Chemis- tryg Echoes: Operator . . . DOROTHY ALFORD- French, 3g Friendship, 25 Frolicsg Phono-Classicsg Promg Zoology. DOROTHY ALLEN-Frenchg Friendship, 25 O. A. A., lg Hi-EcoeSyg Promg Student Councilg Zo- ologyg Frolicsg First Aidg Honor Society . . . ROB- ERT AMSDEN-hionitorg Football . . . RICH- ARD ANDERSON-Handy Stunt . . . VIRGINIA ANDERSON-Safetyg Student Council. DAVE ANDREVVS-Class Baskethallg Monitor . . . JOHN ANGELO-Safety . . . VIRGINIA APPLEBY-Bandg Friendshipg Frolicsg Hi-Eco- Syg Prom . . . IRENE ARKIS. RIITII ARNOLD-Aeneidg Alpha-Litsg Booster' Frenchg Friendship, lg Frolicsg Honor Society: Safetyg Promq Home Nursingg First Aid . . . JIMMY ARVANITIS-High Life: High Lightsg Monitor . . . STEVE AXIOTIS - Geometry' Honor Sucietvl Student Councilg Rifle . . . VIVIABI BAILEY. ' DOROTHY BARBE-First Aid . . . ROSARIO BASILE-Promg Stunt . . . MARY BAUGH-G. A A.g Friendshipg First Aid . . . DORIS BEARD Aeneidg Friendshipg Geometryg Prom. I-Prr5id1'nt,' 2-Vin' Prf.vidfnt,' 3-S1-rrftaryg 4-Trrasurer. W JU ll CLASS RUTH BECK-French, 2, Friendship, Zoology, 3, Frolics . . . JOCELYN BEESON-Booster, Echoes, French, Friendship, Frolics, Prom, Home Nursing, Senior Play, First Aid, Honor Society . . . RUTH BLACKSTONE-French, Friendship, Phono-Classics, Prom . . . RICHARD BLAND-Band, Safety, Prom, Bowling, Oper- ator, Rifle, Senior Play. JOHN BLASKO-Lettermen, Orchestra, Baseball . . . JOHN BOBBY-Band, Class Baseball . . . JAMES BOCK-Hi-Y, Monitor, Prom, Bowling, 3, Club Basketball, Senior Play, Victory Corps . . . ANTHONY BOURNIA-Geometry, Honor Society, Monitor, Student Council, 2, Class Of- ficer, 2, Class Basketball, Senior Play. VVAYNE BRADLEY - Alpha-Lits, Band, Dra- matic, Frolics, Hi-Y, Honor Society, Orchestra, Safety, Student Council, Boxing, Bowling, 1 . . . LOIS BRAIN-A Cappella, Friendship, Frolics, Commencement . . . LAVRA MAY BRAUN- Band, Friendship, Frolics, G. A. A., Bowling . . . FRANK BREVVER - Aero, Monitor, Safety, Prom, Rifle. ROBERT BROCK-Aero, Chemistry, 2, Moni- tor, Orchestra, Prom, Zoology, Rifle . . . HAZ- ZLE BROOKS-Friendship, G. A. A .... TVVYLA BROVVN-A Cappella, 3, Chemistry, Friendship, Orchestra, 3, Safety, Bowling, Commencement . . . BARBARA BRVGLER-A Cappella, Friend- ship, Orchestra, Commencement. CHESTER BUCZKUVVSKI . . . LILLIAN BURCH -Commercialites . . . BERDEENE BURFITT- Friendship, G. A. A., Bowling . . . ELODIA BUTCH-Friendship, Geometry. ELIZABETH CALER-Dramatic, High Life, High Lights, Prom, Bowling, First Aid, Home Nursing . . . EDVVARD CALLION-Class Base- ball, Industrial Arts, Lens and Shutter . . . VERA MAE CALLION-Friendship, G. A. A .... JEAN CAMPBELL-Band, Friendship, Frolics, Prom, Victory Corps. JIILIA CANZONETTA . . . VVILLIAINI CAPITO . . . BEVERLY CARLSON-Aeneid, 3, Alpha- Lits, 3, Booster, Chemistry, Dramatic, Friend- ship, 2, 4, Frolics, Geometry, Honor Society, 3, Zoology, Phono-Classics, Safety, Prom, Student Council, Senior Play Committee, Senior Play, First Aid, Operator . . . ROBERT CASE-Chem- istry, Chess, Echoes, Lens and Shutter, 1, Zo- ology, -I, Operator. 1-Prf.fidr'n!,' 2- 1 fl' 4'-'M Q t 'N' 1 .2-3 Vim Prf.tid1'nl,' .?-Srfrrfluryj 4-Tffllillfff. Page Seventy-three I ea W M I 1 ' A E I E F Qs Y ig I 'hu ' - u ' Yi JUNE CLASS MAXINE CHAPMAN-Canton, Ohio, Friend- ship . . . WILLIAM CHARNAS-Industrial Arts, 3, Monitor, Victory Corps, Hospitaler, Rifle . . . RUTH CHASSER-Friendship, 4, Frolics, G. A. A., Zoology, Safety, 3, Prom, Senior Play Com- mittee, Senior Play . . . VIRGINIA CHELSEA. ANN MARIE CIIIZMAR-Commercialites, G. A. A., Hi-Eco-Sy . . . EVELYN CICKELLI - A Cappella, Student Council, Commencement . . . ANNETTE CIONFOLI-Band, Friendship, Prom . . . BETSY CLARK-Friendship, Aeneid, Frol- ics, Geometry, Safety, Spanish, Prom. CLYDE CLARK-Hi-Y, Lens and Shutter, Moni- tor, Howling . . . GEORGE CLARK-Chemistry, Chess, 2, 3, Echoes, Geometry, Hi-Y, 1, Orches- tra, Phono-Classics, Prom, Bowling, Operator . . . CARL COGGINS-Bainbridge, Ohio, Honor Society, Prom, Track, Football, Basketball, Base- luall, Monitor, Victory Corps . . . DOLORES COLOMBIN - French, Friendship, Zoology, Safety. MATTHEVV CORNICELLI - Industrial Arts, Nlonitor, Club Basketball . . . JACK COUNTRY- MAN-Zoology . . . MARJORIE COX-Aeneid, Booster, Cauldron, Chemistry, 3, Echoes, Assist- ant Editor, Friendship, Frolics, Geometry, 2, Hi- Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Safety, Prom, Student Council, 4, Senior Play, First Aid . . . JANICE CRAVVFORD-Alpha-Lits, Friendship, Frolics, High Lights, High Life, Phono-Classics, Prom, Zoology, First Aid. FILOMENA CROGNALE-Prom . . . EDVVINA CIIMMINGS-Alpha-Lits, Cauldron, Friendship, Frolics, Hi-Eco-Sy, High Life, High Lights, Prom, Speakers: Senior Play . . . LEO CUM- MINGSHQ . . . EWING DAILY - Chemistry, Echoes, Geometry, Hi-Y, Honor Society, Moni- tor, Prom, Bowling, Boxing, Senior Play. DORIS DAVIES-A Cappella, Frolics, Student Council, Commencement . . . IDA DAVIS- Frierldship, G. A. A .... JACQUELINE DAVIS- Columhus, Ohio, G. A. A., Correspondence, Friendship, Senior Play . . . MARY DAVIS- Cheerleader, Friendship, Frolics, Honor Society, Lettermen, Spanish, Prom, Senior Play Commit- tee, Senior Play, Home Nursing, First Aid. PHYLLIS DAVIS - Orlando, Florida, Hand, Friendship, Frolics, A Cappella, Student Coun- cil, Commencement . . . MARY DEL DUCA- Safety . . . RALPH DENNIS-Band, Echoes, Honor Society, Prom, Operator, Rifle . . . MARY DENOVCHEK-A Cappella, Friendship, Com- mencement. xl, 'ff I-Prf.cidrnf,' 2-Vin' Pr1'.vfdfnt,' 3-Sefrftnryj 4-Trmsurfr. ,fig f il-Band Buyer. 5 K ' Page Seventy-four ELEANOR De SANTIS-G. A. A .... CHARLES DIEHL-Lettermeng Monitorg Track . . . DONNA DIEHL-Bandg Friendshipg Frolicsg Hi-Eco-Syg Prom . . . MARY JANE DIFFORD - Echoes, French, Friendship, 3, 43 Geometryg Hi-Eco-Sy, 3, -lg Prom, First Aid, Honor Society. RUTH ANN DILLEY-Friendshipg Phono-Clas- sics, Promg Zoology, First Aid, Frolics . . . DOR- OTHY DIXON-A Cappellag Friendshipg Com- mencement . . . VERA DIXON-Friendship . . . JOHN DONTAS-Aerog Club Basketball, Base- ball, Victory Corps. DICK DOVVNS-Orchestrag Spanish . . . GLADYS DRAVIS-Friendship, Geometry . . . ROSEMARY DUSHA-Friendshipg Student Council . . . JOHN DZIAK-Lettermen, Monitor, Baseballg Basket- ball, Football. JOSEPH ECKENRODE - Nlonitorg Stunt . . . GLADYS MAE EDVVARDS - Hubbard, Ohio: Honor Societyg Friendshipg French . . . BOB EMRICH-Hi-Yg Monitor, Rifle . . . IDA FANIRI -Friendship. JOHN FILKORN . . . DICK FISHER-Champion, ohio . . . GORDON FISHER-Champion, Ohio . . . DELINA FITTIPALDO-Friendship. I-Presidentj 2-Vin' Presidentj 3-Secretary: 4-Trfaxurfr. LIEUTENANTS Ar the helm stand President Don Mor- ris, Secretary Carlie Lou Hall, Vice President Tony Bournia, and Treas- urer Douglas Greene. A . 5 u ,s f Page Seventy-five I --f-,-, Lrg. WE POINT WITH PRIDE Rear-Bill Johnson, Ruth Linamen, Bill Younger. Front-John Dontas, Charlotte Kratohl. fBy May 1, 73 memhers.J GORDON FLICK--Zoology . . . JOSEPHINE FLORIO-Commercialites, Friendship, Lens and Shutter . . . MILDRED FODOR-Friendship, Hi- Eco-Sy . . . LILLIAN FOKOS-A Cappella, Com- mercialites, Friendship, High Lights. NICK FRANKS-Lettermen, Monitor, Dramatic, Baseball, Basketball . . . VERA FRANZ-Milford, Ohio, Booster, Latin, 4, History, 3, G. A. A .... JAMES GARMAN - Band, Hi-Y, Orchestra, Operator . . . MARJORIE GAUCHAT-Friench ship. RICHARD GEAMAN - Booster, Cauldron, Echoes, Business Manager, Geometry, Hi-Eco-Sy, 2, Honor Society, 1, Spanish . . . LOUIS GEORGE -Stunt . . . JEAN GILDEA-Band, Friendship, Orchestra, Prom . . . CLARENCE GILLEN- Lettermen, Monitor, Basehall, Football, Class Basliethall. BILL GOROG-Booster, 1, -I, Chemistry, 1, De- hate, Frolics, Honor Society, Student Council: Speakers, Operator, Victory Corps, Commence- ment. . . ANNA GRAHAM-Rinard Mills, Ohio, Volleyball . . . DOUGLAS GREENE-Class Of- ficer, Z, -I, Geometry, 3, Hi-Y, Honor Society, Monitor, Prom, Student Council, Bowling, Senior Play Committee, Senior Play . . . JIM GITNSAL- LUS-Monitor, Prom, Student Council, Senior Play. RIITH HNKALA--Friendship, Safety . . . CAR- LIE LOU HALL--A Cappella, Alpha-Litsl Booster, 3, Class Ofhcer, 3, Dehate, Dramatic, Friendship, -I-, Frolics, Geometry, Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Spanish, Prom, Student Council. 3 . . . PATRICIA HALL-A Cappella, 3, French, Friendship, Prom, Bowling, Commencement, First Aid . , , IRENE HANNUKSELA. I--l'r1'5idr'1zt,' 2-Vin' Pr1'.vid1'11l,' 3'-Sf1'rr'fary,' 4-Trfaxurfr. JUNE CLASS BEVERLY HARRIS-Dover, Ohio, Monitor, Nat- uralist, Librarian, Commercialites, Friendship, Prom, Codet . . . CHRISTINE HARRISON- Friendship . . . MAE HAWN-Friendship . . . DALE HIESTAND - Monitor, Prom, Student Council, Rilie. VVILBER HILL-Aero . . . MAXINE HINTEN- Alpha-Lits, Booster, Cauldron, Friendship, 2, Frolics, Hi-Eco-Sy, High Life, Editor, High Lights, Editor, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Victory Corps, Chemistry, Senior Play . . . GEORGE HOAGLAND-Band . . . JOE HOR- VATH-A Cappella, Class Oflicer, 1, Honor So- ciety, Lettermen, Monitor, Student Council, 1, Football, Rifle. HAROLD HOTCHKISS-Class and Club Bas- ketball, Prom . . . MARYLEES HUDSON- Friendship, Prom, First Aid . . . JEAN HUMPH- REY . . . BOB HYDE-Geometry, Monitor, Spanish, Victory Corps, RiHe, Operator. BETTY HYDIC - Commercialites, Friendship, Zoology . . . FANNIE IANNIZZARO-Friend- ship, G. A. A., Safety, Zoology . . . ART ISLER -Lettermen, Baseball . . . JOAN ISROFF- French, Friendship, Phono-Classics, Frolics, Senior Play. PETER JAKUBISIN . . . ROY JAMES-Class Basketball, Baseball, Safety Council, Hi-Y, Mon- itor, Senior Play Committee, Senior Play . . . ANTHONY JASKOVVICK - Lens and Shutter, Frolics, Hospitaler . . . CHESTER JESIONEK- Rifle. DOROTHY JOHNSON-Friendship . . . VIR- GINIA JOHNSON-Friendship, Geometry, Hi- Eco-Sy, Prom . . . VVILLIAM JOHNSON-Aero, Safety, Prom, Student Council, Track, Victory Corps, Bowling, Stamp . . . ANGELINE KALLIS -VVeirton, VVest Virginia, Library, Molding, Spanish, Home Eco mics, 3, Friendship, Prom. .ll ' -. fldfwlqnf ,f -QI VALMA KALVESMAKI - Commercialites, Echoes, Geometry, Hi-Eco-Sy, 3, 4, Safety, Prom, Codet, Honor Society . . . RICHARD KARL- Echoes, Lens and Shutter, Zoology, 1, 2, 3, Op- erator' Bowlin ' Senior Plav . . DON KAUFF- 1 ' gi , ' ' MAN-Band, Frolics . . . DOROTHY KAYA- FAS-Commercialites, Dramatic, High Lights. I-Prrsidrnt ,' 2 I W' :qv fs... 'wir ITU' Pr1'5irl1'nl,' 2-S1'rrftary,' 4-Trfayzzrrf' Page Seventy-seven Nas 5 N JU E ULASS JANET Y. KELLY-Friendship: Frolics: G. A. A .... PATRICIA KEMPER-Friendship: Geom- etry: Hi-Eco-Sy: Zoology: Prom: Bowling: Senior Play . . . BILL KENNEVVEG-Band: Debate: Dramatic: Hi-Y: Monitor: Prom: Football . . . GEORGE KERIOTISA-Orchestra: Rifle: Speak- ers. LIIELLA KIDD--Niles, Ohio: Glee . . . JOHN KILLINEN - Frolics: Monitor: Orchestra: Speakers: Commencement . . . SHIRLEY KINDER- MAN-Band: Chemistry: Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy. 1, 2: Bowling: Prom: Senior Play: Frolics: Honor Society . . . THOMAS KNOX-Band: Dramatic: Frolics: High Lights: Hi-Y: High Life: Monitor: Orchestra: Prom: Bowling, 1: Cluh Basketball, Baseball. HELEN KOOK-Commercialites: G. A. A. . , . DOROTHY KORDES-Commercialites . . . DAN KOST--Class Basketball: Hi-Y: Industrial Arts: Monitor: Safety . . : OLGA KOVACH-A Cap- pella: Dramatic: Echoes: Friendship: Frolics: Spanish: Student Council: Commencement: Honor Society. ' ' ' JACK KRAKER-Aero: Booster: Honor Society: Monitor: Safety: Spanish, 1: Prom: Student Coun- cil: Boxing: Victory Corps: Frolics . . . MAR- GARET KRIVONAK-Cauldron: G. A. A.: High Lights: Safety: Band . . . ELEANOR LA CLAVE --Commercialites: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy, Z . . . PANNA LAGOS-Commercialites. BRYNOLF LAKE-Band, 1: Frolics: Orchestra, 1: Safety: Prom: Student Council: Honor Society . . . EDITH LEHTO-Friendship . . . MARY KATHERINE LISHY-Dramatic: Echoes: Friend- ship: Spanish, 3: Prom: Home Nursing: Honor Society . . . VVILLIAM LOFTUSX-Zoology. LELAND LONG! etry . . . CAROL LONG- YVORTILI-Mm? n Ohio: Friendship: Clinic . . . NORMA If ER-Commercialites: Friend- ship: Prom . . . MARILYNNE MACGREGOR:F- Aeneid: Booster, 4: Cauldron, Editor: Chemistry: Echoes: Friendship: Frolics: Honor Society: Prom: Student Council: Honor Student: Commencement: Senior Play. JACK MADDEN-Booster: Dramatic, 1: Moni- tor: Phono-Classics, 1: Safety: Prom: Student Council: Speakers: Senior Play . . . JIM MADI- GAN--Adena, Ohio: Adenian: Booster . . . CHARLES MALLE'I I'-Monitor: Phono-Classics, 1: Spanish: Frolics: Honor Society . . . GER- TRUDE MANNA. I-Pr1'5ii1'M1I,' 211717, Pl'I'.YltII'7lf,' 3-Sfrr1'l11ry,' 4-Trfaxurfr. Q--Bond Buyrr. Page Seventy-eight MA'Ii'I'HEYV MANOI-'SKY . . . GEORGE MAN- YAK-Class Baseball, Club Hasketball . . . ES- THER MARCELLO-A Cappella, Friendship, Safety, Student Council . . . ROSE MARINELLI. OLGA MARKOVICH . . . ROSEMARY MARSH -Stella Niagara, New York, Debate, junior Play, Commercialites, Friendship, Phono-Classics, Prom . . . GENE MASSAR-A Cappella, 4, Booster, Dramatic, Frolics, Hi-Y, Lettermen, Zoology, Monitor, Cheerleader, Prom . . . jEAN MASTERSON - Friendship, Zoology, Phono- Classics, Prom, Senior Play, First Aid, Frolics. jACK MATHENY-A Cappella, 1, Frolics, Mon- itor, Safety, Club Basketball . . . RIITHEDA IVIEEKER-CommerciaIites, Friendship, Coclet, Honor Society . . . DONALD MEIGS-Prom, Honor Society' ..., A LEXA MENZ-Friendship, G. A. A., High Lights, Bowling, First Aid, Hos- pitaler. ' FLO MERSEREAC-Friendship, Prom . . . -IO- ANNE NIILLER--A Cappella, Friendship, Frol- ics, Commencement . . . jOHN MILLER-Rifle . . . VIRGINIA MILLER-Covnmervialites, 3, G. A. A., Bowling, Coclet. MARVIN MOKItJLEVSKY-Monitor . . . RICH- ARD MCJHERINIAN-Chemistry, Monitor, Rifle . . . DON MORRIS-A Cappella, Class Ofhcer, 1, Echoes, Geometry, Honor Society, Lettermen, Monitor, Prom, Student Council, Baseball, Foot- ball, Track, Bowling, 1, Senior Play Committee, Commencement . . . NICK MORRISON. I-l'r1'5iJw1I,' 2-lin' Pr1'JiI11'11l,' 3-S1't'r1't11fy ,' -fiT?'I'!I,l'1lff'l'. Wh ,-an-v A. S g . Aff' ' HARDINGS BRAIN TRUST Miss O'R0urke congratulates the june Honor Students: fright to leftl Shirley VVhitl0ck, Ruth Narotsky, Lois Mae Nordquest, Marilynne MacGregor, and Kay VVz1gner. mf? lf: ff if, ON THE RECEIVING END Mr. Campbell, Miss Duck, Don Mor- ris, Virginia Applelwy, james Bock, and Maxine Hinten play hosts at the Prom. pf' 'FU' l A 'M' . , Bowling: Rille . . . RICHARD MYERS-Band. 5 JEAN MCALEER - Cornrnercialitesg Friendship: Codetg Honor Society . . . Rl l'H MCCUNE- THANE MCDONALD-Stamp . . . RUTH Mel Boosterq Friendshipq Frolicsg Safetyg Prom . . FADDEN--Fredonia, New Yorkg Glee: Band: Dramatic. NVILLIAM MCGEARY-Aerog Rifle . . . EDITH MCKEAN - Friendship , . . HILL MCLAIN - Student Council . . . PAUL NADER-Band: Dee liateg High Lightsg High Lifeg Stampg Rille. Rl l'Il NARUTSKY - Boosterg Eehoesg Friend- shipg Frolicsg Spnnishg P1-omg Honor Student: Comrneneementg Honor Society . , . ELLA NEYV- HOUSE-Frenchg Prom . . . BERNARD NEVV- MANY-Alpha-Litsg Chemistryg Geometry, 35 Ili- Y, 35 Monitoi' . . . VIOLET NICHOLL-Frielith shipg mtilics. L--l VIOLA NOLFI . . . LUIS MAE NORDQITEST- Tucson, Arizonag Chernistryg Dramaticg Echoes, Editorg Friendshipg Geometryg Honor Societyg Safetyg Promg Honor Studentg Commencement . . . GRACE NORRIS . . . DICK NURTON-Youngs- town, Ohio: Science. I-Pz'f5idf'nf,' 2-ITN' Pff'Xl1I'I'7If,' 3-Sffrftaryj 4-Tr1'1151n'1'r. ii'-Band Buyfr. ELlZAl3E'l'll MIVSICK-Friendship1 G. A. A.: Safety . . . jOSEPH IVIVSICK-Frolicsg Stunt: Basketball . . . DALE MYERSM-Monitor: Snfetv: JU E CLASS BOB NORTON-Hi-Y: Monitor . . . HOVVARD OBERG-Band: Frolics: Zoology: Orchestra . . . MARY OBERLANDER - Hiram, Ohio: Kent, Ohio: Booster: Riding: Chorus: Friendship: Stu- dent Council . . . ANNE O'CONNOR-Chemistry: French: Friendship, 1: Honor Society: Prom: Home Nursing. A 'f W,?,,w KATHERINE OLIVER . . .JOHN ONDIK-A Cappella: Commercialites, 1, 3: Dramatic: Hi-Y, 2: Speakers: Senior Play: Honor Society . . VELIVIA ORAVETS . . . NANCY O'ROURKE- Booster: Dramatic: Friendship: Frolics: Prom. JACK ORXYIG-Aeneid: Chess: Monitor: Prom Frolics: Operator . . . BILL OTT-Nlonitor . . STELLA PALEN-A Cappella: G. A. A.: Com- mencement . . . ZOLTON PANKO. BETTY PARR-VVillard, Ohio: Band: Dramatic Glee . . . DON PATTINSON-A Cappella . . HELEN PAVLICK - A Cappella: Friendship, Frolics: G. A. A: Commencement . . . DON PER KINS--Los Angeles, California: Alpha-Lits, 4 Honor Society, 2: Operator. SHIRLEY PERLIN-Commercialites: Friendship Spanish: Honor Society . , . JOE PERNICE . . . FRED PESANELLI-Rifle . . . JOE PETRFSKA -Lettermen: Monitor: Stunt: Football. gf ELLEN POTTER - A Cappella: Dramatic: Friendship: Frolics: Safety: Prom: Commence- ment . . . JUNE PRICE-Newton Falls, Ohio: A Cappella: Band: History Club: Orchestra . . . LEONORA RACCO - Friendship . . . ETHEL READY - Dramatic: Friendship: Geometry: Prom: Bowling. 'Q'-1. GENE REDMOND-Southington, Ohio: Safety: , Prom: Track: Victory Corps . . . REBECCA REED-Safety, Z: Prom . . . Rl'TH REED- Friendship: Prom . . . ALICE REICK-Chemistry: Friendship: Hospitaler. I--Prr'.vfr11'nl,' 2-fin' Prf'xfJ1'nf,' 3-Sf'r'rf'fury,' -l-Trfa5ur1'r. Page Eighty-one K ,, 3 , ,Q V . 1 ' f JU E CLASS MATHEVV REPASKY - Geometry: Lettermen: Safety: Prom: Student Council: Baseball: Track: Football: Senior Play: Club Basketball . . . SHIR- LEY RICE-Newton Falls, Ohio: Latin Club: G. A. A.: Friendship . . . VERONICA RITCH- Commercialites: Echoes: G. A. A.: Bowling . . . JOAN ROBERTSON-Friendship: Frolics: Span- ish: Prom: Senior Play: First Aid. FRANCIS RODDY-Chemistry: Hi-Eco-Sy: Mon- itor: Prom: Student Council: Senior Play . . , AN- ASTASIA ROGERS - Chemistry: French, 1: Friendship, 1: Prom: Student Council: First Aid: Honor Society: Frolics . . . RUTH ROGERS . . . CHARLES ROSE-Lettermen: Monitor: Football. ANN ROSENTHAL--Safety, 3: Student Council . . . KENNETH ROVVAN . . . ALMA RUDD . . . VVAYNE RUSH-A Cappella, 2, 4: Class and Club Basketball: Dramatic: Monitor: Prom: Bowling: Senior Play Committee: Senior Play. ILA RUSS-Friendship . . . JOE SAKER--Aeneid: Debate: Dramatic: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Lights: Monitor: Orchestra: Safety: Spanish: Prom . . . MICHAEL SALCONE-RiHe . . . PHYLLIS SANDEL - Dayton, Ohio: Girl Re- serves: Biology. DOROTHY SCHATZEL-A Cappella: Commer- cialites: Dramatic: Codet . . . HARVEY SEIPLE- Alpha-Lits: Booster: Hi-Y, 2: Honor Society: Monitor: Bowlirx: Victory Corps . . . GERALD SHAKLEY -- A Cappella, 4: Class Basketball, Baseball: Hi-Y: Rifle . . . NORMAN SHAW- CDid not graduatej MARGARET SHESKO -- Commercialites . . . PAUL SI-IUTTIC . . . RUSSELL SILLIMANW- Uniontown, Pennsylvania: Class Officer, -I-: Rifle: Monitor: Hi-Y . . . JANET SIMMONS--A Cap- pella: Aeneid: Cauldron: Dramatic: Echoes: Friendship, 1: Safety. BILL SINGELIS-VVeirton, VVest Virginia: Ad- vanced Photography: Drawing . . . EMMA SMITH-Chemistry: Friendship: Frolics: Safety: Prom . . . KENNETH SMITH-Band: lndus- trial Arts: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Operator: Senior Plas' . . . LUCILLE SOLLI'I'TO-Com- mercialites: G. A. A.: Prom. I--Pr1'xidfnl,' 2-l'irf Prrxvitlr'n1,' 3-Serrftary,' -I-Trfa.vurfr. if-B 0 nd Buyzfr. Page Eighty-two EMOPI , ,Will MARY ANNE SOLLITTO - Commercialites, Friendship . . . FRANCIS SOLTESZ-Class and Clulw Basketball, Monitor, Prom, Football, Golf . . . FRED STAFFORD-Class and Clulm Basket- lvall, Monitor . , . BETSEY STITT-Booster, Cheerleader, French, Friendship, 3, Frolics, High Lights, Lettermen. 3, 4, Prom, Senior Play, First Aid. a , IL, ta fag? vp tt ,-1 'I - C , JOE SFSKO-Orchestra . . . SOPHIE SUSLECK- Friendship . . . AIIDREY SIITHERLAND- Friendship . . . GERALDINE TEREBA--Com- mercialites, Victory Corps. MARGARET THOMAS - Aeneid, 1, Booster, Dramatic, 2, Echoes, Friendship, Frolics, Geom- etry, Honor Society, Orchestra, -l, Prom, Com- mencement . . . ALICE ANN THOMPSON- Friendship, Frolics, Band, 1, 3 . . . BILL TRUBE -Band, Zoology, Prom, Operator . . . JOE TU- LANKO--VVeirton, VVest Virginia, Travel Clulm. CECELIA VRBAN-Friendship . . . FRANK VALENTZ-Band, Victory Corps, Operator . . . DOM VENETTA - Honor Society, Lettermen, Monitor, Basketball, Victory Corps, Senior Play, Operator . . . FRANK VERNARSKY-Aero, In- dustrial Arts. ELIZABETH VERNEY-East Pike Run, Pennsyl- vania, Newspaper . . . SOPHIE VILCEK--Homer City, Pennsylvania, Glee, G. A. A. .l. . FIRA VIRCA - Friendship . . . KAY VVAGNER - Booster, Chemistry, Echoes, Friendship, 3, 4, Frolics, Geometry, High Life, Honor Society, Spanish, Prom, Student Council, 1, Speakers, Honor Student, Commencement. I-Prfridrntg 2-l'irf Prf'ridr'nr,' 3-Sr'rrf'iary,' 4-Trfasurer. KEEP 'EM BUYING Miss Vlad, Mr. johnson, and Mr. Yost direct war stamp sales. CMiss Trox- ell replaced Mr. Johnson second se- mesterj 35 i. if 557 - it f suofi , W My H 3 I Hg l JUNE CLASS ILA JANE VVEIR-Aeneidg Chemistryg Friend- shipg Geometryg Lens and Shutterg Phono-Clas- sics . . . MARY WEISIGER-Dramaticg Friend- shipg Safety . . . THOMAS WELSH--Boosterg Chemistryg Frolicsg High Lightsg Monitorg Promg Stuntg Golfg Speakersg Class and Club Basketball . . . MARY WERNER-Friendshipg Safetyg Stu- dent Council. BOB VVHITE-Alpha-Lits, lg Boosterg Hi-Y, 21 Monitorg Promg Golf . . . JACQUELINE WHITE -Echoesg Friendship . . . SHIRLEY WHITLOCK -Boosterg Echoesg Friendship, lg Frolicsg Honor Societyg Spanishg Promg Student Councilg Honor Studentg Home Nursingg Commencementg First Aid . . . JEAN WIGGINS-Sterling, Illinois: Home Economicsg G. A. A.g Twirlerg Promg Lating Echoesg Friendshipg Frolics. ROBERT VVOUD--Industrial Artsg Lettermeni Monitorg Football . . . SHIRLEY VVORMLEY-A Cappellag Friendshipg Commencement . . . HELEN XANTHOU-A Cappellag Dramatic: Friendshipg Frolicsg Phono-Classicsg Safetyg Spanishg Promg Commencement: Honor Society . . . BILL YAKO- VAC-A Cappellag Aeneidg Boosterg Cauldrong Dramaticg Frolicsg Geometryg High Lightsg High Life, Editorg Honor Societyg Monitorg Phono- Classics, 25 Quill and Scrollg Spanishg Prom: Senior Playg Hospitaler. EUGENE YANNUCCI-Band .... -X L ZAM- ARELLI-Monitor . . . EDWARD ZAUCHA- Prom . . . THEODORE ZERFOSS. JENNIE ZERVAS--Commercialites, 1, 2g Echoesg Friendshipg Hi-Eco-Sy, 3, 43 Promg Honor Society . . . MIKE ZOFKO-Dramaticg Lettermeng Mon- itorg Promg Golf: Senior Play . . . RUTH MIL- LER-Steubenville, Ohiog Boosterg Friendshipg G. A. A.g Safety . . . JAMES SIMON-Cauldron: Monitor. HARRY SAVAKIS-Boxing. Pr1'.vid1'nt,' 2-fifr Prf.vidN1l,' 3'-S1'1'rfl11ry,' 7ZiTI'l'IIJHlFI Page Eighty-four Career girls! An epidemic of measles! A Southern belle! A school paper! All are woven into a light-hearted play, bub- bling with the tribulations of high school youth. The title expresses the age-old ad- age-- Ever since Eve, women have been getting men into trouble. EVER SINCE EVER june Class Play May 21 and 22 Miss justine Bettiker, Director CAST: ROVV THREE-Fatty, Nlike Zofkoq Bull, jack Madden, Martha, Marjorie Coxg Henry, Bill Yakovac. ROVV TVVO-Nick, james Bockg johnny, Francis Roddy: Susan, Mary Davis, Betsy, jean Masterson, Spud, Roy james, Mr. Clover, john Ondik. ROVV ONE--Mrs. Clover, Beverly Carlson, Cappy, jim Gunsallusg Preston, VVayne Rush, Lucvbell, Shirlev Kinderman. NOT IN PICTURE- YVolf, Mathew Repaslty. Xt l7g'?fi't 7 wr Af THEIR MAJESTIES Anastasia Rogers and jack Kraker. THE KOMIC KIDS Spanish Club initiates play the roles of Ella Cinders, Dagwood, and what-have-you. ROVV TVVO-Eugenia Popp, Selma Stahl, jeanne Florack, Dick I-Iaupt, Betty Lou Arnold, Mary K. Friedly. ROVV ONE-Ruth Hoehn, Marvin VVhit- man, Victoria Grudowski, Betty McClurg. Page E ighty-fi ve I VANGUARDS REAR-Albert Deehr, Vice President, Miss Elea- nor Jewell, Sponsor, Mr. Donald Baker, Sponsor. FRONT--Caroline Emery, Treasurer, Charles Reed, President: Betty Jane Reese, Secretary. ' HOMEROOM 20221:-MISS AUGUSTA BARRICK ROXV THREE-Frank Adgate, Clyde Clark, Bill VVeirT, Miss Barrick, Leo Uhlir, Jack Countryman, Samuel Brogdon. ROVV TVVO--Louise Campbell, Lora Ruth Hurst, Dorothy Charnas, Margaret Ujevich, Gretchen Barker, Margaret Bigg, Beatrice Babcook, Mar- garet Bross, Blanche Jackson. HOMEROOM 1145:-MR. ROVV FOUR--VVill1er Hill, John Jewell, Gene Muche, Edmund Kender, John Halvis. ROVV THREE-Thomas Shamrock, Dan Stem, George Kontos, Mr. Swart, James Knowlton, Thane McDonald, Gene King. ROVV TVVO-Helen Luoma, Lois Killinen, Helen Lewis, Irene Jones, Sadie Mae Hardaway, Clar- etta Smart, Olga Kostyo, Helen Sroka, Agnes Hrenko. ROW ONE-Betty Bundas, Olympia Bolovan, Twyla Brown, 4, Bill Biggers, 1, Richard Boyer, Edward Stevens, 1, Mary Jane Baciu, Betsy But- ler, Elodia Butch. NOT IN PICTURE-Agnes Alex, Jack Boyd, Elsie Burgermyer, Beatrice Burns, Evelyn Cickelli, 3, Arnold Loken, Fred Pesanelli, Joe Petruska. LOUIS SWART ROW ONE--Mary Marino, Ruth Hakala, Rose Kosegi, Janet Krider, 3, Dorothy LaBuda, 1, Jeanne Lehrun, Elmeta Linden, 2, 5, Blanche Kapus, 4, Billie Henderson'l', V. NOT IN PICTURE-Philip Hogue, George Keri- otisT, Richard Kihn, Mike Maggiano, Delina Fitti- paldo, Elizabeth Musick, Vivian Opland'J', Olive Mae Smith. HOMEROOM 30541-MR. HARRY LOHR HOMEROOM 2153-MISS LILLIAN ANTONELLI ROVV THREE-Mr. Lohr, Joe Palcich, Daniel Pepey, Harold Perman, Nick Morrison, Charles Reed, 4, Ted Butler, Charles Rose, 4. ROVV TVVO-Raymond Raeburn, Don Pattinson, Betty Jane Reese, 1, 3, Viola Rhine, Dorothy Rose, Thespina Perris, Margaret Robinson, Earle Hilton, Miss Arltorlelli. ROVV ONE-Delia Ramicone, 2, Agnes Pletkovic, Virginia Chelsea, Ann Rosenthal, 1, Jacqueline Davis, Betty Hydic, 3, Ann Newsome, Mary De- novchek, Dorothy Barbe, Irene Hannuksela. NOT IN PICTURE - f305J Costeller Austin, V, Rosario Basile, Hazzle Brooks, Dick Creager, Wil- liam Dennis, Betty Ewing, Daniel Kost, Paul Kras- nasky, John Miller, Ralph Fabrizio, Dick Norton, Patty Wilson, 3, Margaret Shesko, Helen Shallop, Norman Shaw, f215j Mike Papadakis, Robert Perman, William Poulos, Wallace Reed, Robert Ross. I-Prf.ria'f'ni,' 2-fin' Prmid1'nt,' 3-Secretary: 4'-Saffty Counrilf 5-Program Chairm11n,' V-Viftory Corpsj 'l'-Bond Buyfrf X-First Srlnrstrr. Page Eighty-six NUAIRY ARY HOMEROOM 212:51-MISS RUTH PARTRIDGE ROVV THREE-Arthur Isler, Kenneth Rowan, Martha Turner, Sue Tkach, Mary Iannizzaro, Ken- neth Leonard, Don Grifling, Raymond W'atros. ROVV TVVO-James Madigan, Viola Virovec, Vir- ginia Trafa, Helen Sroka, Mary Anne Thomas, Betty Hakes, Geraldine Jeffrey, Josephine Tatalo, Dorothy Stewart, John Zigmont. HOMEROOM 3 1211--MISS LOUISE ROWV THREE-Harry Savakis, Carmen Monte- calvo, Bill Novelli, 2, 3, John McCormick, Morris Newmani, Nick Mougianis, 4, James Osburn, Richard Fulmer. ROW TWO-Mike Salcone, Jim Sepanek, Bernard Newman, Phil McFarland, Miss Kensy, Earl Mar- zulla, Jack Murray, V, Dan Myers, Vernon Frankie. ROVV ONE-Josephine Gliha, Ruth McCormick, HOMEROOM 2051:-MR. ROW THREE-Harold Welkes, Martin Finegold, Chester Jesionek, Robert Amsden, Leo Cummingsi, Alvin Hughes, Charles Corbett, 2, James Fawcett, Charles Malone, James Edmunds. ROW TWO-Mr. Harnar, Catherine Razo'l', Dor- othy Keyser, Alice Cragoi, Gloria DeSantis, Val- erie Clontz, Modesta Ferrante, Pauline Roudebush, Verna Jean Dishong, Jennie DeJacimo. I-Pffsidentj 2-Via' Prc.fidt'nt,' 3- ROW ONE-Miss Partridge, Mildred Washington, Gloria Wherley, 4-, Harvey Seiple, V, Joe Horvath, 1, 5, Bill Younger, v, Mary Louise Yovich, 1, Harry Sauer, 1, Mike Rimar. NOT IN PICTURE-John Frenchko, Richard Greenwalt, Melvin Hughes, Eleanor Vescera, David Wood. KENSY and MR. ALBERT MAROWITZ Patricia Mines, Nancy Newton, Jean Montgomery, 1, Virginia Gottr, Betty O'Brien, Carole Morley, Jane Mills. NOT IN PICTURE-Mabel Fowler, Dominic Massary, Joan McKinney, Erma Jean McGarr, Bud McGregor, Jeanne McNutt, Theodore Meho- lick, Suzette Moore, George Saxon, Mike Selanik, Phillip Stan. FRANK HARNAR ROVV ONE--Judy Doolittle, Jane Dungan, Vir- ginia Crenshaw, LaVerne Jackson, Caroline Emery'l', 1, Mary Anne Curcio, 3, Ida Del Re'l', Evelyn Jean Conti, Marguerite Curcio. NOT IN PICTURE-Rae Clinefelter, 4, Albert Deehr, Robert Ecker. Sfrretaryj 4-Safety Cuuncilp 5-Program Chairman: V-Victory Corpsj 'l'-Bond Buyerj if-First Sfnzfstfr. VOLUNTEERS Carol Carson, Jean Lebrun, Delia Ramicone, and Mary Dale relieve the nurse shortage at St. Joseph's Hospital. ' Page Eighty-nine PROGR M . REAR-Jeanne VVilliams, Vice Presi- dent, Mr. Ivan Massar, Sponsor, Miss Eugenia Vlad, Sponsor, Mary Obletil- off, Treasurer. FRONT - Eugenia Popp, Secretary, David Leach, President. HOMEROOM 313:71-MRS. KATHRYN McCURDY ROW FOUR-Bob VVilson'l', Bill WVatson'l', LeRoy Wells, Londres Williams, John Gannon, Marvin WhitmanT, 2. ROVV THREE-Mrs. McCurdy, Natalie Williams, Reta Webster, Gloria Biery, Jeanne Florack, Mari- lyn Weber, 5, Marilyn Whiteman. ROVV TVVO-Winifred White, Leatrice White, Virginia Wickstrom, Ruth Weller, 3, Kathleen WVest, Regina Williams, Audrey Ritzie, Virginia VVilkinson, 4. ROVV ONE-Lucy Testa, Virginia Plesea, Emily Babchek, Jeanne Williams, 1, Amelia Piluga, Alice Zackeroff, V, Edith Welker. NOT IN PICTURE-Jeanette Malmrose, Harry Webb, Luke White, John D. Williams, Joe Wilson, Ralph Wirnbish, James A. West. I-IOMEROOM 10813-MR. HAROLD HULME and MR. GEORGE SWANEY ROVV FOUR-Frank Cappella, Walter Brzezinski, Gust Charnas, V, Domonic Chiarella, Don Bulford'l', Frank Sciullo. ROW THREE-Mr. Hulme, Virginia Brugler, 4, Betty Bohatch, Elaine Bathurst, Connie Crowley, Elaine Bogna. ROW TWO-Rose Schwartz, 3, Betty Burger- myer, Virginia Kennedy, Margaret Bucci, Carol HOMEROOM 2032:- ROW FOUR-Richard Was, Edgar Singleton, Dick Haupt, Fred Sisko, Paul Hanuscin, Sam Han- nuksela. ROVV THREE-Kenneth Hillyer, Louise Hughes, -I-, Ivy Hicks, Jacqueline Shaw, Edward Smuke. ROW TVVO-Olive Hoover, Ellen Hendrickson, Mollie Burton, Miss Kaufman, Elvera Hrecz, MISS Brogneaux, Virginia Brians, Elizabeth Carney. ROW ONE-Joan Boyle, Virginia Cassidy, Donnah Lenhart, 5, Lois Smith, Marie Brekoski, 1, Bar- bara Brewer, 2, Antoinetta Chiarella, Josephine Cardinal. NOT IN PICTURE-Joan Blessing, Lois Durst, John Bobby, Bob Boles, Sylvester Brown, Edward Bryant, Mario Bugnone, Bill Cain, Guy Capito, Gabriel Sarro. EMILY KAUFMAN Mary Horvath, V, Vivian Fohl, Marilynn Hatfield, Marjorie Hickling, 2. ROVV ONE-Barbara Kendrick, Virginia Holk, Nancy Heim, 5, Thelma Grove, 3, Ruth Hoehn1', 1, Harriett Hillman, Lillian Hanna, Rose Zordich, Doris Welsch, Ann Hudak. I-Presidentg 2-Vice Prf.vid1'nl,' 3-Secretaryj 4-Safety Councilj 5-Program Chairmanj V-Victory Corpsj T-Bond Buyz'r,' if-First Semester. Page Ninety JUNE CLASS 0F '44 s Page Ninety-one JUNE ULASS UF '44 HOMEROOM 10613-MRS. MARJORIE NILSON ROVV THREE-john Marco, Catherine Macaulay, 3, Mrs. Nilson, Ruth Linamen, V, George Marti, George Kellner, V. ROVV TVVO-Rose Laprocina, Melva Lambert, Lola Leuthner, Betty Leisy, Roselyn Lyons, Virginia Layman, V, Virginia Marzulla, Frances Ludwick. ROVV ONE-David Leach'l', 2, Rose Lane, Doris I-IOMEROOM 10744-MR. ROW THREE-Donald Hunt, Ray Andrews, War- ren Angstadt, Harry Arvanitis, V, James Asolas'l', 4, Palmer Berry, Douglas Benbow. ROVV TVVO-Bill Baer, Bertha Arnold, Madge Beal, Mr. Crawford, Betty Lou ArnoldT, Dorothy Ball, Walter Brown. ROVV ONE-Harriett Best, Mary Ardelean, Mag- Longworth, Marjorie Lonsbrough, james Lavelle, 1, Berniece Looney, Marjorie Mahan, Helen Mar- marinos, Arden Leal, 4. NOT IN PICTURE-Floyd Frederick, Richard Hayes, Earl Hiryak, james Letscher, V, Robert Lind- say, V, Richard Logue, John Luptak, Nick Macris, Richard Maffet, Richard Mahan, Jean Mascio. RAYMOND CRAWFORD dalene Belchak, janet Becker, 2, Bob Barnett, 1, Shirley Barnett, 5, Mildred Barrick, 3, Patty Al- lard, Rosetta Astolfi. NOT IN PICTURE-Victoria Abraham, Clara Arnold, Carrie Brown, Bill Abler, George Allgood, Nick Axiotis, Richard Hurd, Frank Cross, Angelo Battista. HOMEROOM 3062?-MR. WILLIAM SULLIVAN ROVV FOUR-jack Hay, Richard Simpson, Robert Verbanick, George Bollas, Charles Trekur. ROW THREE-Donald Veri, Willie Hall, Mosell Ward, Marlan Thomas, August Thumm, John Ticoras, 4, joe Vandy. ROW' TVVO-Ralph Treater, Lina Tortoretel, Helen Thackwell, 2, Mr. Sullivan, Nancy Wass, Mary K. Thomas, Albert Trimble. ROW ONE-Audrey Topper, Ruth Kinder, Dor- othy Smeltzer, Ralph Villersl, 3, Donald Ziliox, V, 1, Elizabeth Timko, Agnes Vennetti, Marjorie Utt, Marjorie Tuttle. NOT IN PICTURE-Fred Wayne, Patrick Vitello, ,Iohn Viola, Robert Taylor'l', john Solteszl, Jane Vlahogenis. In Memoriam BETTY TI-IORPE I-Prfxidz-nt,' 2-Vim lfrvsidfnlj 3-Svfretaryp 4-Safety Cpuncilg 5-Program Chairmang V-Victory Corpsj 'l'-Bond Buyerj if-First Srmfster. HANG ON! Richard Thoman, Jim Paar, Marian Malham, Doris White, and Bob Seiple brave the Fun House at the Junior Mix. Page N inety-three WV' 1 HOMEROOM 2lS ROVV FUUR-Charles Pealer, Chester Pierce, john Patton, V, Ted Pippengerl. ROVV THREE -- Bob Kline, Arthur O'Leary, George Stosik, George Pantelas, Stanley Olszewski, joe Natural, joe VVillson, Richard Phelps. ROVV TVVO-Rita Newhouse, 5, Ercine McKinney, Velma VVoods, Marilyn Peschel, Miss Ridgley, Nel- HOMEROOM 2175: ROVV FOUR-Bill Morningstar, james Moore. james G. Moon, Norman Adamsl, 5, jack Harshr. ROVV THREE-Dick Snyderl, john Motok, Squire Moore, 3, George Beleny, Dave Miller'l, Mike Michalovich, V, Bill Carletonl, V, Roy Stafford, 2. RUVV TVVO-Elinor jean McClure, Florence Ma- son, Lucretia Mihaescul, Marian McLinn, Lois HOMEROOM 11751- ROVV THREE--Mike Galiyos, Carl Fisher, Mr. johnson, jack Gherlein, Calvin Gilhert, Herluert Spuhler, 2, George Flannery, Clinton Graff, Don- ald johnson, james George, 4. ROVV TVVU-james Funtjar, Victoria Grudowski. Olivia Flora, Margaret Gayan, Marcia Green- wood, Lois Goodrich, julia Fittipaldo'l', Dorcis Fryer, jack Fess. SERVICE WITH A SMILE Loyal Hospitalers--Fred Scopaeasa. Bill Carleton, and Harry Arvanitis. MISS HELEN RIDGLEY lie Pantelas, Grayce Nyako, Norma Nydegger. Margaret Nadzan. ROVV ONE-Virginia Uhletilotf, jean O'Rourke, Selma Stahl, Pauline Petiya, Mary Olmletilolf, 1, Florence Novak, 4, Dorothy Nicholas, 3, Geraldine Newmiller, Catherine Petrick. NUT lN PlCTU'RE-Tom Stanley, 2, Albert Stanich, 'Fed Zerfoss, Clarence Oliver. MISS MARGARET DENNISON MR. Miles, Countess Moses, Dolores Murphy, V. ROVV ONE-Miss Dennison, Betty Mellinger, -L, Betty Lou Moran, Mary Lou Natale, Robert Mc- Guire, 1, Eleanor McCorkle, Betty McClurg, Shir- ley Miller, Lucie Ann MacFarland. NOT IN PICTURE-jack Watkins, Bob McCaslin, 5, jack McMasters, Boh Mollenkopf, V, Charles Calahan, jack Minton, john Mohan. NORMAN JOHNSON RUVV ONE-Evelyn Gentithes, Grace Fillmore, josephine Florio, 3, Mary Kay Friedly, june Goff, Betty Grimm, Rose Marie Samuels, Virginia Glazer. NOT IN PICTURE--Shirley Gee, Helen Goschke, 1, Virginia Gosnell, joe Grey, Andrew Foundoulis, Audrey Frederick. I-l'rfsid1'1zt,' 2-l'irr 1frw.vidrnt,' 3--Sr'rrr1ary,' 4-Saffty Counrilg 5-Program Clfairlnang V-Viflory Corpsj T-Bond Bllj,'l'f',' if-Firrl Sfm1'.rtf'r. Page Ninety-four JUNE ULASS 0F 944 Page N mety-sxx FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF THEIR COUNTRYMEN In the February Patriotic Assembly, Frank Harris portrayed Washington, Harold Flowers, Lincoln, and John Ondik, Uncle Sam. I-IOMEROOM 2044:-MR ROW THREE-Edward King, John Knorr, Jack Kerr, Nelson Powell, Mr. Cooley, Joseph Jakubi- sin, John Newhard, Harry Jones, Victor Karl, 2, Richard Hyde. ROW TVVO-Rosie Witcher, Myrtle Killebrew Elizabeth Kobasiar, Rena Jones, Wilma Wolfe, Pearl Konoske, Charlotte Kratofil, V, Lois Hunt, Carol Carson. r HOMEROOM 301:51-MR ROW FOUR-Bob Jacobs, Albert Curtis, Walter Crawford. ROW THREE-David Sullivan, Raymond Hall, Robert Martin, Charles Hildebrecht, Jack Clagett, John Suchey, Joseph Dailey, Robert Webb. ROW TWO--Andrew Christ, Joyce Brunton, Will- avene Cox, Dorothea Cook, Mr. Fusselman, Elaine Chill, 5, Anne Davis, Betty VVolf. HOMEROOM 115i-MR. ROVV FOUR-James Dorff, Joseph Babyak, Rich- ard Devlin, Bill Bugos, James Dickson, Henry Drazba. ROVV THREE--Charles Falasca, Louise DuPlain, Anastasia Drobik, Marian Downs, Eileen Eaton, Mr. Baker. ROVV TWO-Eileen Shafer, Marilyn Laderer, Mary Fisher, V, Catherine Dolejs, Helen Dontas, MERRILL COOLEY ROVV ONE-Gloria Deetz, Betty J. Jones, Martha Jenkins, 4, Marjorie Hunika, Nancy James, Ann Huyvan, 1, Ethel Jenos, Jane Gennaro, Mary Edna Kane, Kathleen Woods, 3. NOT IN PICTURE-Bill Jackman, Susie Johnson, Ernest Jones, Dalvin Klingensmith, Howard Knowl- ton, Irene Wright, Paul Kondzich. DONALD FUSSELMAN ROVV Ma ry ONE-Doris Crawford, Cecelia DelVecchio, Dale, v, -I-, Sam Ciferno, 1, Josephine Za- maria, Virginia Cless, Beatrice Tabacco, v. NOT IN PICTURE-Emmeline Church, James Copeland, Dorothy Cornicello, Maurice Coste, Francis Crowe, Betty Cummins, Bob Cvengros, Jean Davev. 3, Floyd Davis, Barbara Day, 2, Jack DeNoi, Sophie Petrovich, June Roberts. DONALD BAKER Emma Eckels, 3, Dorothy Drescher. ROVV ONE-Lillian Druschel, Veronica Eustace, Eleanor Druga, -Marcella Eschman, V, 4, 2, Nancy Fasani, 1, Mary Duncan, Mildred Collier, Bettv Ernst, 5. NOT IN PICTURE-Ernest DiGiacobbe, Guy Fabrizio, Vivian McDaniel, Gloria Settime, Eu- gene Eminhizer. I-Presidfnlj 2--Vice Prn5idz'nl,' 3-Serretaryy 4-Safety Councilj 5-Program Clrairmanj V-Victory Corpsj T-Bond Buyfrj ie-First Smncstfr. Page N inety-seven ff! UNE CLASS 0F 'AA HOMEROOM 3043-MISS VIRGINIA CARPENTER ROSV THREE-Robert Redmond, Bill Razo, Edward Roscoe, VVilmer Young, Eugene Rossil, 1, John Rajcan, Henry Ritter. ROVV TVVO-Letitia Younger, Mary E. VVilliamson, Miss Carpenter, Mary J. Reese, Mary J. Randell. ROVV ONE-Helen Schebig, Olive Powers, V, Eugenia Popp, 2, Eileen Puncsak, Jean Saunders, Annette Sal- cone, Mary L. Rufo. NOT IN PICTURE-Evelyn Roderick, -l-, Shirley Saddle, 5, Martha Schoultz, Ernestine Young, Roger Porter, Phil Ransbottom, Arthur Richards, Louis Rossi, Anthony Sab- atini, Lewis Scarnecchia, Neil Schaffer. JANUARY CLASS 0F'A5 HOMEROOM 310171-MISS RUTH REAGER HOMEROOM 2076--MISS CORNELIA POREA ROVV SIX-james VVells. ROVV FIVE-Emerson Stargell, joe VVojtowicz, john Stocz, Ed Kvesich, 2, Earl Lawrence, Bob Hayes, V, Stan- ley Killingsworthl, V, Mike Csiszer, Charles Sicuro, Wil- bert Groat, 1, Andrew IQrupa'l'. ROVV FOUR-joe Spirko, Edward Rubins, Norman Uhlir, V, King VVilliams, Gerald VVenker, Paul Taylor, VVilliam Slagle, Norman Simpkins, Gilbert Hamilton, -lay Larsen, V, Paul Lewis. ROVV THREE-Bill Laughlin, Harold Cumberland, Fred Swartz, Bob Snelbaker, V, Robert Rowley, V, Bob Herst, -lf, Roy Edwards, Royal Sillitoe, Richard Shafer, john Sakiage. ROVV TVVO-Helen Cummingsi, Mary Lou VVhite, 1, janet Shimko, 3, Phyllis Smith, Anne Huncherick, V, Betty Kosegi, Bessie Lagos, Margaret Susko, Erma Krempasky, Wilma jean Crum, Athena Sideropolis, Eileen Kinkaidr, Mary jane Schaible, 5. ROW ONE-Miss Reager, Helyn Smith, 3, Shirley Lou Gruenig, Marian Stark1', 1, Cleone Grimsley, V, -lf, 5, Sarah Starkl, 4, Lola VVeaver, Anna Tottenl, V, Vera Ryabik, Twila Cross, Rosina Venetta, Chrysoula, Trahanis'l', Berniece Coulter, V, Miss Porea. NOT IN PICTURE-f207l Edward jacomb, Fred Dunn, Addison Hayes, V, Edwin Holko, Arvid Uitto, V, Laura Hromiko, V, Dorothy Kimple, V, Mary Trivanovichg 13105 john Szakacs, Bill Webb, Lewis Herbold, Dorothy Craver, Ruth Salen, June Seabrooke, Katie Sirko. HOMEROOM 1103-MR. LOUIS HYDE HOMEROOM 10134-MR. ROVV FIVE-David Bane, joe Alvaro, 1, 5, Don Camp- bell, Floyd Barzak, Lewis Canzonetta, junior Blair, Hirsh Avner'l', Frank David, Tom Evans, Bob Barkley, 4, Hugh Alford, ,lake Collins. ROVV FOUR--Thomas Basick, Bill Thomas, Milton Brogdon, Leroy Brown, Earl Drummond, Clifford Thomp- son, Bill Ciortan, lohn Thomas, Robert Milliron, Bruce Birrell, Dan Bevan. ROVV THREE-Eugene Burnett, Sterling Dungan, 2, 3, Don Clinefelter, Shirley Boger, Virginia Porter, Elsie Blackstone, Geneva Clark, jesse Eagan, jimmy Farrell, 1, Dan Chalop. ROVV TVVO-Mr. Hyde, Eva Franks, Mlchelina Di Perna, Barbara Bogan, Agatha Bellay, Joan Dilley, Dor- HARRY TAFT and MISS VELMA I-IARTMAN othy Conder, -l, Sadie Angelides, Mary Daniels, Ora Callion, Opal Coleman, Anita Beck, Anna Birich, Artha Ahart, Mr. Taft. ROW' ONE-Felice Audrey Bolotin, 3, Ann Berezny, Kalliope Giabilis, Norma Davis, Rae Lou Ellis, Ruth Chanev, Carolyn Clark, Betty lean Clark, Gloria Dren- nen, Victoria Gabor, Connie De Santis, Shirley Barnett, Frances Fiorino, Shirley Giddings, Gertrude Dakinr, V. NOT IN PICTURE-H015 Matilda Astolfi, 2, Evelyn Barger, Fanny Berryman, ,lenny Harris, Betty Buresti, Audrey Barnett, Pete Boyle, Edward Bielecki, James Bukos, Dick Brandong C1l0l Teresa Di Censo, Irene Drinio, Irene Fasock, Virginia Foltz, Charles Datish, Faust D'Annunzio, Robert De Foor, Emil Dziedzie, Ed- ward Timko. I-Pr1'sfd1'nt,' 2-Vin' Pr1'.fir1'r'nt,' 3-S1'rreI11ry,' 4-Safrfy Counfilj 5-Program Clmirmang V-Virtory Corp.r,' 'l'-Bond Buyfr: if-First Srmfslrr. FRONT-Joe Alvaro, President, VVilbur Groat, Secretary. S. O. S. CSPONSORS, OFFICERS. SNOW, REAR-Miss Lillian Antonelli, Sponsor, Tony Pinion, Treasurer, Bob Herst, Vice President, Mr. Louis Hyde, Sponsor. Page N inety-nine SOME MORGANTHAU BACKERS ROVV THREE-David Leach, Jim Paar, Charles McKay, Don Bulford. ROWV TVVO-Russell Silliman, Bill VVeir, Chrys- oula Trahanis, Ruth Collier, Marian Stark. ROVV ONE-Ted Pippenger, Lucretia Mihaescu, Vivian Opland, Betty Arnold, Marilynne Mac- Gregor, Sarah Stark. fBy April 16, students pur- chased 113 bonds.J JANUARY C HOMEROOM 30851 HOMEROOM 2101' ROW FIVE-Ralph Perrine, V, Charles Reed, Charles Owens, John March, Matt Yovich, Bill Zeck, Billy Cole- man, Franklin Mills, Harry Craver, Tony Pinion. ROW FOUR-Ted Pytlik, James Rimar, Herbert Plunk- ard, Bob McClelland, 4, Bill Myers, Leon Lieberman, David Pumphrey, Paul Oldacres, 1, Joe Pletkovic, Robert Myers, Eddie Lowry. ROVV THREE-Robert Patchen, Thomas Nicula, Elea- nor Yuhasz, Martha Morelli, Frances Matchock, Verlee Mitcheltree, 3, Violet Ljubicich, Edna Loken, V, Mae Yeakich, Virginia Ogrean, Mary Marzano, Richard Lud- wick. ROVV TVVO-Miss Vlad, Marjorie Myers, 2, Hattie LASS llll '45 -MISS EUGENIA VLAD -MISS GERTRUDE LYNN Herst, Frances Miller, Penelope Minnick, Lois Lintzr, Norma McElravy, Lillian Reickj, Jane Nolri, 2, 5, Paul- ine Marhefky, Charlotte Roksiewicz, Gilberta Raymond, Miss Lynn. ROVV ONE-Rose Marie Perunko, Lois Nicholson, 4, Viola Petrosky, 3, Rose Ilie, Kathryn McDowell, Kath- erine Mahan'l', Marilyn Mattson, V, Barbara McKinney, Roberta Miller, 1, Betty Martin, Rosemary Ronyak, Agnes Marini, Estella Funk, Phyllis Potts. NOT IN PICTURE--f210J Jimmy McCutcheon, Gussie Mae Smith, William J. Smith, Martha Spahr, Mae Bates Winfreyg C30SJ Elmer Gettig, 'Lois Swift, Erlene Phil- ippi, V, Betty Ripple, Bill Powell, Helen Vaneck. 9 HOMEROOM 10395--MISS ALLIE CHALKER I-IOMEROOM 1051?-MR. ALFRED EDMUNDS ROW FIVE-James Gamble, Glenn Friend, Frank Cor- so, Harold Flowers, Gale Cole, Dick Challenger, Bill Byard. ROW FOUR-Wm. Grinta, Howard Brunton, Charles Fabian, Frank Burrows, George Condoleon, Bob Filler'l', Jack Johnson, Harold Case, Carl Clark, Bill Garghill, Oliver Gilger, Albert Fenton. ROW THREE--James Cunningham, Bob Fritz, 4, John Greenwood, 1, Bill Clark, Bob Compton, Ernest Gedeon, VValter Gedeon, Bill Fetchko, Alfred Fregly, Sanford Coggins, Charles Burns, Joe Fisher, Steve Charnas. ROVV TWO-Mary Burdock, 1, Theresa Grohoski, Helen HOMEROOM 1161:-MRS. RUTH VAN METRE HOMEROOM 1133-MR. ROVV FIVE-Frank Laprocina, Joe Harcarik, Billy La- Buda, 1, Robert Kovach, Bill Knoske, Nicholas Jakubisin, Jack Jacobs, Larry Harvey. ROW FOUR-Norman Kimmy, Oliver Jones, James Julian, Merle Lawrence, Norman Jenkins, George Laakso, Freeman Haun, Andy Heldack, John Lane, Albert Guar- nieri, 1, Donald Hazel. ROVV THREE-John Kellard, Valerian Knepp, 4, Ma- rion Davies, Dorothy Derr, Carlotta Jamison'l', 2, 3, Helen Hoppe, 4, Marian Herst, Madeline Heltzel, Eloise Johnson, Marjorie Harmon, Carl Larson, 2, 3, Roland Jeffers, Nevin Huefert. ROW TVVO-Mrs. Van Metre, Janice Hall, Norma Klas- erner, VVillie Lou Jackson, Norma Hutchinson, Mary Fox, Thelma Frierson, Catherine Camarata, Lois Dakin, Bernadine Collins, Nancy Christopher, Irene Burfitt, Mar- jorie Calvin, Anna J. Furchak, Marjorie Greenberger, Mary Gania, Mr. Edmunds. ROVV ONE-Miss Chalker, Veronica Chermansky, Dor- othy Fusich, Josephine Fabrizio, Geraldine Caler, -l-, Mary L. Considder, Mary Butch, Margaret Gallego, Norma Commins, Wilma Dabelko, Ellen Grimth, 3, Cath- erine Grdinich, Mildred Foy, Susan Garman, 2, Mary Flo Compton. NOT IN PICTURE-f103J Clarabelle Busch, Lois Mae Brown, Elvera Bucci, Fred Burrowsf, Ruth Collier1', CIOSJ James Garstick, Francis Gilmore, Berta Gilliland. DWIGHT LAFFERTY Jesionek, Nancy Iacozili, Aileen Kuhen, Genevieve Hud- son, Odessa Harrison, Mary Lanyi, Shirley King, Mr. Lafferty. ROVV ONE-Barbara Hale, Kathleen Hostert, Elizabeth Karl, Bessie Imburgia'l', Katherine Hlywiak, Catherine Janosik, Anna Law, Joanne Kutsko, Jean Kutsko, Ann Harkus, Anna Hoobie, Marie Lazarevich, Charlotte Grove, 5, Harriet Hotchkiss, Jannett Harm, Sue Lazor. NOT IN PICTURE-f116J Bill Johnston, Zygmunt Ka- niewski, Charles Kennedy, Bette Kinder, Howard Knof- skyj, Helen Koyuskanich, Rudy Kralik, Andrew Krupa, Eva Kuriatnyk, Nick Laprocinag Q1l3J Carl Guernati, Paul Heath, Harold Hoopes, George Homa. I-Pre:idz'nt,' 2-Vin' Pr1',fident,' 3-Serretary,' 4-Safety Counfilj 5--Program Chairmanf V-Viftory Corpsg 'l'--Bond Buyfrj +fFirst Srmfslfr. Page One Hundred One 4. THE C. 0.'S Jack Polena, Vice President, David Lichtenstein, Treasurer, Shirley Blair, Secretary, Don Spencer, President. In IMFIIIUFIIIIH MARJORIE MILLER Milli? HOMEROOM 1021-MISS LORENE TROXELL HOMEROOM 311:11-MISS ESTHER TUBAUGH ROVV SIX-Irwin Scrivens, VVilliam Beatty, Lester Var- go,v, Dale McConahy, Leonard Clarkl, 4, Frank Boyle. ROVV FIVE-Robert Hebner, 1, 3, Lloyd Norris, Harry Klein, Raymond Blandl, Roy Blackstone, James Bollas, Dick Thomas, David Beersl, 2, 5, Charles Beleny. ROVV FOUR-Joe Casamentol, Arthur Calvin, Donald Nelson, Leonard Cade, Russell Alfred, Samuel Cade, Ben- jamin Pinkney, Jack Boyd, Robert VVilliams, Paul Brady, 1, Robert Tyrrell, Emil Bolovan. ROW THREE-Robert Dunmire, Martin Gannon, Julia Capan, Roberta Raeburn, Catherine Blazek, Mary Anne Bacigal, Jeanne VViseman, Deloris Tynes, V, Helen Keller, Helen Oberlander, Margaret Anderson, Tom Atkins, Ells- worth Beach. ROVV TVVO-Miss Troxell, Leona Bench, Tina Spag- nola, Patricia Bekola, Shirley Blair, Mary Jean Baker, Regina Ahrendt, 4, Thelma Marie Brooks, Mary Bokros, Ella Brown, Jeannette Hlynny, 2, Donna Curl, Miss Tubaugh. ROVV ONE-VVinona Spring, Beatrice Beaver, Mary VVright, Vivian Julian, Inez Baca, Marie Hatalsky, Helen Bayus, Ida Barzak, Jean Baker, 3, Jacquelyn Boardwine, Charlotte Longstreth, Patsy Rindzuner, Jacquelyn Turley, Irene McConahy, Betty -Io Allard. NOT IN PICTURE-IIOZJ Robert Bean, Rose Bocsa, Marge Tepferg f311J Imogene Thomas. HOMEROOIVI 2011?-MISS EDITH PADDACK HOMEROOM 3022?-MISS MARGARET WOODLAND ROVV FIVE-Jack Leslie, Don VVerner, Robert Werner, VVilliam Loveless, Mike Csehill, VVilbur Faulkner, Joseph Zipperer, Bob VVilson, Harry VVood, George Zents, Hollo' man VVilliams, Richard Harrick, ROW FOUR-Howard Wilcox, Henry Lepola, Fred Beaver, VVilbur VVhite, Carroll Luster, 4, Terrance Lowe, Charles Marshall, Publio Zampedro, Paul Mackey, Jo- seph Kish, George VVoodcock, 1. ROVV THREE-Edwin Marshall, Francis Lowry, Alice VVeston, Doris VVhite, Vera VVhite, Katherine Lesniak, Mary Ann Yeldell, Kathryn Zubaty, Dorothy Thomas, Frances Miller, Jay Manning. ROVV TVVO-David Lichtensteinl, Johnnie Mae VVright, Fanni VVilliams, Adela Lubianetzki, 2, 3, Dolores Ma- hafley, Donna Mattal, Clara Yoho, 4, Marjorie Mayhugh, Donna Ludwick, 1, Kathleen Long, Margie Wise, Rose Mascio, S, Mae Yanitor, 2. ROVV ONE-Miss VVoodland, Gloria VVhitley, Marian Malham, Anne Matey, Barbara Wood, Nanc Zimmerman, Dorothy Wilson, 3, Marjorie Ann Miller, Kathryn VVil- kinson, Mary Lefter, Helen Kish, Evelyn Wilson, Nellie Radu, Miss Paddack, NOT IN PICTURE-CZOIJ Sam Lefter, Anthony Man- cini, Tom Marcarello, Mary Marchio, Livian Marulakis, Max Miller: f302J Sylvia Jonita, Bob Weisner, Violet VVood, Grace Yeakich. HOMEROOM 214::'-MISS DORIS MALMSBERRY HOMEROOM 21615-MR. JOEL YOST ROVV SIX--Bernard Taube, Richard Watson, Lawrence Simons, V, Bill Veverka, Carl Guernati, Don Tishman, VVm. J. Smith, Don Spencer, 4. ROVV FIVE-Norman Shaver, Howard Thombs, Ken- neth W'areham, Henry VValdeck, Clem VVeigand, Ted VVarner, Dan Stefano, Ed Snyder, Donald Shady, Ray- mond Victor'j', Richard Thomanl, V, 3, Frank Shafferj. ROVV FOUR-Raymond Sypert, Earl Ulbricht, Lauri Usitalo, Steve Tsagaris, Marbilo Venetta, Nathan Smith, VVm. Paul Smith, Charles Simmons, Julius Shimko, Hilery Taylor, Ralph Stuart, Jack Smeltzer. ROVV THREE-Dorothv Newell, Gwendolyn Thomas, Rose Timer, Martha Lee Stoddart, 2, Shirley Spangler, Carole Van Auker, Helen Vlahogenis, Betty Tottenj, 2, Betty Ruth Summerhays, 1, Ruth Stargell, Marjorie Sharp. ROVV TVVO-Miss Malmsberry, Catherine Soltesz'l', V, Pat Skeldon'l', Martha Sproull, 5, Elizabeth Sifro, Vir- ginia Vlasic, Helen Termine, Norma Thompson, Virginia Thomas, 1, Jeanne Turrell, Martha Trekur, Mr. Yost. ROVV ONE-Eleanor Vozar, Kathleen Walsh, Bettv Ulishnev, 4. Joanne VVard, Sylvia Tsimpinos, Margaret Stern, Phyllis Shaw, 3, Mary Ann Sidella, Willa Belle Stevenson, Jean Stienstra, Esther Shields, Mabel Swegan, Leola Shand. NOT IN PICTURE-C21-IJ Mary Jane Sharlock, Ru- dolph Sporich, Mary A. Strabley, f216J Emil Trivano- vich, Dorothy Thomas. I--Prfsidffntf 2-fin' Prrsidrntf 3-Sffrflaryf 4-Safrty Counfilg 5-Program CflIII7'll1l17l,' V-Virtory Corpsj 'l'--Bond Buyfrp gf-First Sflnfstfr. Page One Hundred Two JUNE ULASS UF '45 vff' F I fl, ,ffl 4 4 ,, . ln Page One Hundred Three Page One Hundred Four UNE CLASS 0F 'A5 I-IOMEROOM 2113-MISS ELEANOR JEWELL HOMEROOM 213'k-MRS. JOSEPHINE THOMAN ROW SIX-Kenneth Ridenour, Jack Polena, Eddie Schott, Fred Scopacasa, V, James Paarl, 1, George Robertson, 4, Tom Saffen, Tunis Selby, Bill Penman. ROVV FIVE-Jerry Ruggieri, Philip Satolli, Pat O'Rourke, Traian Pop, John Prussey, Frank Poulos, Carl Petronelli, Robert Schwartz. ROW FOUR-Alan Seppelin, Joseph Ruggieri, Robert Seiple, Don Schondel, Leon Sample, Raymond Rood, 1, Charles Pavel, Joseph Rossi, William Papalas, Mike Sel- anik, 2, Harvey Pugh. ROW THREE-Reta Runyan, Dorislee Royston, Pa- tricia Potter, Rene Rufo, Kathryn Rose, Pearl Robb, Ruth Reed, Rebecca Palmer, 4, Anna Papadakis. ROW TWO-Miss Jewell, Mary Rufo, Mary Sauer, Emily Palmer, Catherine Pawcio, Faye Price, Florence Perjol, Carmella Ricci, Coola Pantelas, Evelyn Oriel, 2, 5, Mrs. Thoman. ROW ONE-Jennie Radu, Grace Ritch, 5, Betty Jane Schwartz, 3, Margaret Salen, Anna Radanovich, Rosa- mond Radoif, Joanne Rice, Ruth Rishel, 4, Clara Pitinii, 3, Rose Palcich, Georgianna Prince, Pauline RiflleT, Rose Sebastian, Marie Pehanich. NOT IN PICTURE-f213J Bill Rider, Dick Rood, Ralph Roberts, Nick Savakisg C211J Frank Ponikvar, Jack Pryor. I-IOMEROOM 2064:-MISS DOROTHY HART I-IOMEROOM 1047?-MISS ALICE PORTER 4 ROVV FIVE-Vern Muntain, Joseph Davies, Phil DeB0lt, James McNeillie, Charles McKayT, Emedio DiGiacobbe, Edward Davis, Joseph McCaughtry'l', 1, John Dixon, John Elick, James Nickel, Mark Morgan. ROW FOUR-Ray Miller, Edward Norton, Leo New- some, Jim DelVecchio, Donald McConnell'I', Charles Mix, 'Adelbert Deehr, Walter Deutsch, Ronald Muche, Ber nard Nemcosky, Nathaniel Oliver. ROVV THREE-Ruth Ann DuPlain, Sally DuPlain, Dor- othy Morton, Ruth Elliott, Sue Morrow, Dorothy Mullen, Mary D'Altorio, Helen Mullee. ROVV TVVO-Marian Davies, Ruth Nieren Garten, Frances Discerni, Gloria Monteneri, Katherine McCorkle, Katherine Diensbier, 4, Beverly England, 3, Edna Dreer, Donna Edwards, Juan Nippell. ROVV ONE-Dorothy Derr, 2, Marabel Newton, Martha Onder, 4, Grace Degifis, Rose DelVecchio, Michelina Ognibene, Margie Norton, 2, Kay Davis, Betty Dutrey, 1, Florence Donalson, Margaret Denovchek, Evelyn Everitt, Martha Diehl, Jeanne McClelland. NOT IN PICTURE-C104J Margaret Day, Mary Lou Dimling, Eleanor Drazba, Mary Dunay, Jane Ewingg C206J William S. Miller, Betty Morales, Sally Morgan, 3, Anna Motz, Letha McKean. JANUARY CLASS 0F ,AG ROVV FOUR-Leo Haberstroh, David Eli, Jack Gibson, 1, Dennis Fanto, Frank Harris, Anthony Di Perna, Perry Fiole, Charles Ford. ROVV THREE-Mark Hall, Lynn Griffith, James Hanna, Dave Daugherty, 2, Bill Fetterman, Fred Ghere, Vincent Davin, Danny Glassford. ROVV TVVO-Johnny DeFoor, 4, Barbara Evans, Osceola Daive, Julia Crenshaw, Helen Duchnak, Peggy Fisher, Marie Gouirand, Mary Dando, 3, Jane Coulter, Robert Donko. ROW ONE-Yolanda Faggioli, Frances Derskovic, VVil- ma Fowler, Mildred Haller, Roberta Fritz, Jessie Hag- gerty, Louise DiCenso, Florence Grudowski, Mary Alice Ford, Miss Barrick. NOT IN PICTURE-Mary Lou Dimling, Mike Fotinos, Steve Frenchko, John Gomer. I-Prfxidenlj 2-Via' Pr1'.vid1'nt,' 3'-Sz'c'retary,' 4-Safety Council, 5-Program Chairman, v-Vit-tory Corpsf 'l'-Bond Buyer, if-First Srmmter. Q 1006Z7'ERS Seven homerooms tally a perfect score in the Red Cross Roll Call last fall. Leaders: REAR-Jeanne Williams, 313, Jean Montgomery, 312, Thelma Grove, 203, Miss Jessie Hurlbert, Harding High Director, George Woodcock, 302. FRONT - James Lavelle, 1065 David Beers, Jr., 102, and VVilbur Groat, 207. Page One Hundred Five TEACHERS PASS OUT A'S KNOT ON REPORT CARDS! Miss Antonelli, Miss Porea, lhdiss Eaton, Mr. Swart, Miss Lynn, Mrs. VanMetre, and Miss Duck on the job-gas rationing. HOMEROOM 312-MR. FRANK HARNAR HOMEROOM 212-MISS RUTH PARTRIDGE ROVV FIVE-'Pony Petrocis, John Zackerolf, Robert Young, Arthur Meigs, Jack Stephensl, Albert Timko, v, Richard WValker, John Pavlik, Alan VVhite, Dick Vesey, Mr. Harnar. ROVV FOUR-Harry Verbanik, James Martin, George Metea, George Mustakes, Howard Moore, Bill Taylor, Gene Myers, 1, Franklin Norton, 2, Wilson Townsend, 3, Philip Morgan, Ted Swegan, John Tereba. ROVV THREE-Miss Partridge, Lily Mason, Mary Myers, Dorothy Moyer, Betty Wilson, Margaret Pearle, Mary Petrick, Ruth Stein, Phyllis Ott, Helen Meigs, Carol VVyres, Jean Yarussi. ROVV TVVO-Louise VVhitmore, Jean Thumm, Kath- leen VValters, Emma VVindom, Florence Stevenson, Caro- lyn VVilson, Etta May Palmer, Veronica Patrnchak, Eliz- abeth Zeaken, Anastasia Zenevich, Corinne Noble, Dor- cas Noble, Patricia VVilliams. ROVV ONE-Dorothea Vesey, Martha Vitto, Helen Vil- hosky, 4, Mary West, Wanita Young, Donna Mae Van Gorder, Martha VVilliams, Joyce VVolcott, 2, Mary VVat- son, 1, Ketsa Pantelas, Dorothea Williams, Octavia Owens, NOT IN PICTURE-f212J Gladys Meek, Lois Miller, Margaret Miller, George Morris, Angelo Natural, Dean Nordquest, Frank Nyitrai, Bill Orwig, George Parker, Jean Phillips, C312J Alice Tabacco, Eileen VVagner, VVal- ter VVojtowicz, Alice Yarach. HOMEROOM 205-MR. ALBERT MAROWITZ HOMEROOM 305-MISS LILLIAN ANTONELLI ROWV SEVEN-Lewis Reed, Howard Robinson, Bob Platt, Christ Lardisl, Paul Price+, Eugene Herron, 1, 5. ROWV SIX-Don Holloway, Lee Shaw, Joe Sekula, Tom- my Humes, Bill Kraker, Walter Konopka, Bill Rintala, 2. ROW FIVE-Bob Hosterman, Larry Shakley, Bud Rod- erick, Bob Robinson, Mike Polenychko, Dean Jewell, Bruce Lampson, Donald Kahn. ROVV FOUR-John Stahl, Ted Hirtl, VVarren Savage, 1, Wayne Hawkl, Paul Shellhammer, Harry Silver, Kendall Stautier, Emil Krempasky, Joe Salcone, Mr. Marowitz. ROW THREE-Bessie Kayafas, Gertrude Sparks, Leora Hardaway, Ethel Johnson, Norma l-lolzlfack, Dolores Smart, Louise Roscoe, Helen Hovance, Mary Satak, Paul Homa'i'. ROVV TXVO-Alice Roudebush, Betty Jean Rice, 3, Joyce Hare, 2,-Mary Sicuro, Betty Jones, Jacquelin Jessup, Dor- othy Harcarik, Carrie Lee Riley, Katherine Reed, Ber- nice Kidd, Juanita Jackson. ROVV ONE-Helen Kosto, Jewel Huntl, Laura Hayford, Margaret Schickley, Phyllis Lafferty, Vivian Seem, Miss Antonelli, Dorothy Prigg, Dolores Seem, Adelle Her- man'l', 3, Betty Korth, Frances Iannizzaroi. NOT IN PICTURE-f305j Sophie Sardich, Dolores Reiger, Elizabeth Rek, Joe Richards, Bob Schoultz, Jack Smart, KZOSJ Frank Harris1', William Heard, Aristotle Keriotis, Annie Kessen, Priscella Kozak. HOMEROOM 114-MR. LOUIS SWART HOMEROOM 215-MR. ROW FIVE-Bob McBane, V, 2, 3, 4, 5, Mike Marinelli, Bob Conlan. ROW FOUR-Roy Billion, Charles Manyak, V, Francis Leposky, Bob Busbey, James Loucks, 1, John Luoma, Jack Lynn, YVilliam Blakely, Frank Burns, Edward Andoga. ROVV THREE-Oliver Mann, Bernard Bruss, George Long, Fred Benbow, Frank Bielecki, Andrew Luptak, Bill Garghill, Virgil Allan, Henry Bangert, 2, 5, Leon- ard Corbin. ROVV TVVO-Mr. Lohr, Helen Baciu, Helen Marchek, Gertrude Malys, Sallie Bell, V, Margaret Cole, Agnes Brown, Ernestine Allgood, Louise McCullough, Mildred HARRY LOHR Boyes, Babs Levy, Annette Lenio, Mr. Swart. ROVV ONE-Barbara Byrnes, 3, 4, Dona McCaughtry, Gertrude Brisley, V, Joan McCorkle, Anna Bacini, Twila Bettine, Rachael Addicott, Lizzie Mae Bridges, Pearl Anderson, Mary Ciortan, Juanita Burns, Elizabeth Chiz- mar, Josephine Astolti, 1. NOT lN PICTURE-fl14-J Jim Baker, Francis Bakeris, Robert Bates, Millie Berezny, Isabel Bigg, Norbert Bog- den, Richard Brewer, Stella Brzezinski, Robert Capak, George Capito, Norma Cocuzzi, C2151 Richard Jones, John Lewis, Cyril Manotsky, Louise McCullough, Eliza- beth McKinney. I-Prfridfntf 2-Virr Prm'idfnt,' 3'-Srrrr'tary,' 4-Safrty Counrily 5-Program f.'h1zirman,' V-firlnry Curpsg T-Bond Buyer. Page One Hundred Six ARY P 100 72 IN SERVICE BAND DIRECTOR Charles F. Corlett Merchanlts, industrialists, and civic or- ganizations of Warren boost Harding High projects, from the Band to the Echoes. Harding High and its or- ganizations boost civic undertakings, from the Community Fund to Scrap Drives and Soldier Send-offs. All Warren-inerchants, industrialists, or- ganizations, and schools - Works for our country and its allies. 'FE MEN ALL COMPLIMEN T Q 060' FOR THIRTY-TWO YEARS A GOOD STORE IN A GOOD CITY Uhr marnrr Gln. COMPLIMENTS OF The STURABE TRANSFER 81 SUPPLY CUMPANY 588 SOUTH STREET COMPLIMEN TS OF Gor-og's Deluxe Market 566 HIGH STREET, N. E. New A A,EvAAAE,, EVERHARD'S Comp,m,S O, PASTRY sl-IOPPE 410 E. Market Street Phone 3177 HAMILTUN 'S Niiliepifilie.EFLZLFESLEQZS PAP-I4 HUTEL 3521525 PINEAPPLE AND CREAM TARTS AFTERNOON TEA DESSERTS X BIRTHDAY CAKES TO ORDER EARLE BAILEY 1 C.,,,,,,H,.,.2,,,s of I AND THE I wE1sNER's GARAGE HARRIS-WARREN AND THEATRE U-DRIVE-IT EXTEND BEST WISHES To THE GRADUATING CLASS 173 Franklin Street, S. W. BEST WISHES OF THE TRUMBULL SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. CORNER PARK AND HIGH STREET, N. E. FINANCING HOMES IN WARREN FOR 54 YEARS Pqo HddE.'1 THE VOICE OF TRUMBULL COUNTY WRRN 1400 ON YOUR DIAL Kay Clothing Co. 168 North Park Avenue FASHION'S FINEST IN MEN'S OR LADIES' CLOTHES CASH on PAYMENT PLAN Compliments of THE CROSS-LESLIE CO. WARREN'S LEADING HOME FURNISHERSH Quf'7ity Furniture Sinc' 'D fm Compliments of Trumbull Manufacturing Co BEST WISHES THE ADAMS INSURANCE AGENCY COMPANY Ground Floor Location 444 HIGH STREET, N. E. Since 1857 at Warren, Ohio CONN lNS BTS ,A ,Ax EVERYTHING IN MUSIC AT THE Warren Mu5z'c glare WARREN'S MUSIC CENTER 158 High Street Phone 4124 OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 7fze S. H. BARNES Ga. 306 East Market Street Phone 1015 YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND NEW STYLES IN QUALITY FOOTWEAR AT SWEET'S Shoe Store 124 NORTH PARK Featuring FLORSHEIM WALK-OVER ENNA IETTICK and SWEET'S SPECIAL LINE SHOES Bess Newton Brown QLMCILO O! Qpance DANCES OF DISTINCTION 701 N. Park Avenue Phone 1337-W Warren, Ohio BUY YOUR JEWELRY NEEDS AT LEEDS The LEEDS JEWELRY CO., Im-. 108 HIGH STREET - NEXT TO PUBLIC LIBRARY The Store of Personalized, Courteous Service F PATRONS B. F. WARREN PASTRY SHOP BERGSTROM'S GARAGE EAST END DRUG STORE GILMOUR'S RADIO SHOP G. K. BAKERS, INC. HI-HO SHOP HOUSE OF FASHION IANICE SHOPPE I. M. BARBE CO. IOHNSON'S MARKET KATHERINE BROWN KINGDOM'S HOME BAKERY LEACH DRUG STORE LIBERTY FISH MARKET MONTGOMERY DRUG CO. NEW DEAL STORE POE'S BEAUTY SHOP W. W. PRENTICE RECOVERY DRUG CO. ROSLAN BEAUTY SALON SHANK'S DRUG STORE N Compliments of Gold Furniture Store Honest Values Always 160 SOUTH PARK AVENUE T I. I. Goldston Eli Goldston Leo Goldston I Compliments of Skeldnn's Streamliner WE NEVER cLosE1 SHUPE DANCE STUDIO . SEEEPFTW g3EYfggglJPPLY CO' I 181 East Marker sneer Phone 4399 N E A L' S CONGRATULATIONS The Family Shoe Store T0 the Class of 1943 162 N. Park Avenue Lou Polena L N S WARREN'S LEADING CREDIT IEWELERS Paige and Byrnes INSURANCE I . David R. Paige - Iames L. Byrnes K 130 EAST MARKET STREET 147 S. Park Avenue Warren, Ohio 'Q ge 'One Hundred Fourteen CLQ3in the CLQICU by fiuying Stamps 0 E,eLL A I S ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Compliments of Compliments ol VICTORY BARBER SHOP WARREN ARMATURE WORKS ' ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 227B fMkfsr 1 and as ar e ree REPAIRS Warren, Ohio 848 W. Market Street Q Phone 3165 1 Compliments of AS USUAL WARRENS O-S-B-O-R-N-E MODERN DRUG STORE THE SUIT MAN O , O LEWIS 6. MCWHIRTER SUITS TO ORDER DRUGGISTS LUGGAGE OF MERIT 131 High Street Phone 2825 Q SWEATERS OF ALI. TITTDS Pqo HddFlt COMPLIMENTS OF Kay Jewelry Co. 133 EAST MARKET STREET Compliments of BOLOTIN'S Furniture Store 464 South Street, S. W. WARREN'S LEADING FURNITURE STORE Cpl f DRY CLEANING COMPANY PHONE 3652 WARREN, OHIO I BOSTON STORE 217 Mcrin Avenue, S. W. Everything in V MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR A Complete Line of CAMPUS SWEATERS For Every Occasion I W Compliments oi ' I KIRBY'S SHOE STORE The Home of POPULAR PRICED SHOES Wore! Warner Warren's Leading Hotel EXCELLENT DINING ROOM P9 OHddS STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S 68 Years Young in Ideas 68 Years Old in Service CORNER MARKET AND PARK O Congratulations to the Class of '43 Wonders Brothers Furnace and Sheet Metal Work Spouting Metal Ceilings lF IT'S MADE OF SHEET METAL WE CAN MAKE IT PHONES: OFFICE, 3016-X: RESIDENCE, 3445-X 842 W. MARKET STREET WARREN, OHIO OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:30 1 ' O S TORTORETE S THEATRE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Be on Guard For Health Defense , pleasing Pictures Always Vitamins - The Natural Way AT 1153 E. Market at B. :S O. R. R. Phone 3048-W Pocket-Pleasrng Prices l P g O HundredS t I THE ACUKJEBTS IT PAYS To P'-AY ESEIEEEST ff-3 si INC. 540 EAST MARKET STREET HONOR IERSEYS Compliments of PEACICS DRY GOODS STORE DEPENDABLE SINCE 1883 Porter-'s Dairy Laird and East Market O BOOTH and FOUNTAIN SERVICE LUNCHES - COLD DRINKS MAGAZINES -- CANDIES LETTERS AND MONOGRAMS The Reliable West Side Store ROWLAND GROCERY MEATS and GROCERIES Corner West Market and Parkman A United Motors Repair Shop lVloore's Sohio Service Standard Oil Products Complete Car Service MOORE NEWLON, Manager 345 High Street, N. E. COMPLIMENTS OF THE MODERN INNER FHHHH COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 255 EAST MARKET STREET TELEPHONE 1914 Pg o H ddEght WE WISH YOU SUCCESS O The PRINTZ CO., Inc. THE MODERN STORE for MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING Warren Hardware Cn. 5 of Necrr the Corner - Market and Main A' 6' BUSY SINCE 1892 Wholesale HeUdqm e'S fof CANDY, TOBACCO, CIGARS GOOD HARDWARE and CONFECTIONERY and Rear-433 East Market Street WE ARE PROUD OF THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE ,WARREN HIGH SCHOOL ECHOES. OVER A PERIOD OF TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS IT HAS BEEN A PRIVILEGE TO CO- OPERATE BY PRODUCING HIGH GRADE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ITS USE . . c 7fze H. G. DOWNS .Simiza Page One Hundred Ninetee . is COMPLIMENTS OF THE WEAN ENGINEERING EIIMPANY LOANS GUARNIERI-ROSSI 325 IO 35500 Insurance Agency Locally Owned and Operated 5 SEE US FIRST Insurance That Insures GUARNIERI BLOCK I Great American arren, Ohio Phone 2671 Loan CO. GUABNIEHI BUILDING 151 East Market Street Phone 2671 GllIS1v0lIl'S YOUR HOME STORE 0 For 54 Years Warren's Leading Department Store I-Iome of G Cash Stamps I2 Departments Stocked with Seasonable Merchandise ALWAYS HAS BEEN HOME OWNED AND OPERATED PqO Hddr y COMPLIM1-:NTS OF THE WARREN MARBLE 6. GRANITE CO. AUSOLEUNI ONUMENT ARKER 823 Niles Avenue, S. E. Opposite Entrance to Oakwood Cemetery Co Alllll so CLEANED SERVICED CLEANERS South Street at Homewood Avenue Phone 4440 BEST WISHES FROM KING FURNITURE AND CARPET CO. PAUL L. KING KARL B. KING 1 4 v KEICH 6 O'BRIEN ARCHITECTS 912 Union Savings :S Trust Building l Warren, Ohio . W. MCFARLAND 6 SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1897 - INVALID CAR SERVICE Class of 1911 Class of 1911 N PHGNE 1359 ROBERT L. KING EDWARD KING A Class of 1943 Class of 1944 271 North Park Avenue 1 4 K I EOD OLD S Ulfdllfl' ffm-rawz4pf.f qlivuwnu BEAUTIFUL SHOES N. lA1waysJ POPULAR PRICES COMPLIMENTS OF M U LLI N S it Manufacturing Corporation 0 Peace-time Manufacturers of Kitchen Equipment ' Now 1002, Manufacturers of War Equipment BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS UNSURPASSED! YUM - YUM HAMBURGERS THICK MILK SHAKES SHOE-STRING POTATOES On Youngstown Road at Laird Avenue THE HART IEWELRY CO. 170 North Park Avenue Trumbull County's LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE IEWELRY STORE O U Wy Pav Plan Q FURNITURE FACTORY AGENTS, Inc. BETTER FURNITURE FOR LESS 262 North Park Ave. Phone 3744 Warren, Ohio -BUY BONDS FROM OUR GOVERNMENT -BUY DAIRY PRODUCTS FROM BIERY'S Phone 1866 X BEST WISHES OF I PERFECT GIFT CANDIES U EOE ALL OCCASIONS Made In Our Own Shop A N Th A K tR t . crme at ssures u cz e PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST I Two Convenient Locations! 145 Main Avenue, S. W. 125 E. Market St. 2837 Youngstown Rd Compliments of I Compliments of Buckeye 5 SETVICB G. D. C. CLUB Distributors of U. S. TIRES . VULCANIZING Phone 3459 I BUY WAR STAMPS! Corner South and Chestnut WITH BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND A USEFUL FUTURE qui TAVLOIQ2 f7wlNFlELn cznyomugw WARREN, OHIO M oznutctcturers of ELECTRIC RESISTANCE WELDERS ':..- COMPLIMENTS OF Uhr Kampnlh Gln. Compliments oi CANDYLAND x 'S' 5 S The SHERWIN- an WILLIAMS co. V 4 Q 5 ' pam, Wafufwhed, Zlfallpafpw 137 SOUTH PARK AVE. WARREN, oH1o The VAUTROT 6 MYERS CO lewelers Since 1847 Headquarters for WATCHES - DIAMONDS GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 148 North Park Avenue Next to Warner Company Compliments of G. W. G. CLUB GET IN THE SCRI' P Page One Hundred Twenty-four COMPLIMENTS OF 72a BOLZ-WEIR QQ. EVERY KIND OF INSURANCE AND BONDING UNION SAVINGS 5, TRUST BUILDING WARREN, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF THE EAST OHIO LUMBER COMPANY 1260 NORTH PARK AVENUE WARREN, OHIO 0 ! 7a Me MEN AND WOMEN OF T O M O R R O W 9' Www Zfze Mm and Wwnm of PACKARD ELECTRIC DIVISION General Motors Corporation WARREN, OHIO P q O e Hundred Twenty-I -success W Compliments of and IORDAN 'I's Es CLEANERS and 'rA1LoRs 1 161 North Pine Avenue I yu ix ' fBetween the Hotels? R R 0 B I N S A I meme BUY FARR THE BEST flfJpFlI7'dIlI'6' III' Your Hari A.r.rf't 171 Lgfv - Drf.r.r owe!! and QS1mw'rf FARR'S CLOTHES COMPARE 178 EAST MARKET STREET ROBINS BUILDING WARREN'S LARGEST CLOTHIER COMPLIMENTS OF THE DENMAN TIRE 81 RUBBER CO. CFACTORY BRANCH! EDDIE ROBERTS, Manager 181 HIGH STREET-OPPOSITE WARNER HOTEL PHONE 2057 BEST WISHES O I Y 1 FRANKIE S P E C I A L 1 GOLDEN-FRIED CHICKEN WAFFLES - CHILI I Phon ' East Market Street Corner Vine and K P9 O Hundred T y I Compliments of A. W. ASHLEY CUT RATE DRUGS LIFE INSURANCE 114 East Market I 197 West Market 701 Union Savings 6: Trust Building Warren, Ohio QUALITY AT A PRICE Representing I Prescriptions Filled As Your Doctor Orders The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. Newark, New Iersey Registered Pharmacist Always on Duty v I BEST WISHES SUNLIGHT ELECTRICAL DIVISION of GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION Compliments ot I Compliments of MACE AND WILSON FLOOR COVERING THE WARREN P' PEP' I ' BEDDING I PAINT - GLASS - WALLPAPER Phone 2775 Warren' Chi' I qOHddT ty Cochran Store COCHRAN PAINT cmd WASHABLE PAPER PAINTERS' and DECORATORS' SUPPLIES 151 SOUTH PARK AVENUE PHONE 3976 AT THE UNION STORE GOOD LUCK, GRADUATES! IT's QUALITY Use Our Budget Plan , THE EASY WAY TO GOOD CLOTHES THE NEW I U 132 North Park Avenue THE DUCHESS CLUB COMPLIMENTS OF AUTOMOTIVE, INC. OF WARREN 147 PINE AVENUE, s. E. SCHAIBLE BROTHERS Established 1922 SOHIO SERVICE STATION LUBEICATION - TIRES -- BATTERIES East Market Street and Iddings PgOHddT ygh cqncffzawa Studio PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL fpfio fog 'zafzgy . . . gsfsfiflons 2793 WEDDING AND SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY A SPECIALTY PqOHddT Swwiamdlwalbiaffqe. .. REQUIRES GOOD CLOTHES-AND GOOD CLOTHES COME FROM A GOOD STORE-WHY NOT SHOP AT MM: 01' frfmf 65 4700! 652714- 2 Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments of SUMMIT LUMBER CO. INSURANCE AGENCY 182 High Street 986 Summit Street, N. W. Warren, Q1-do Warren, Qhio Phone 2294 - 2295 FIRE - CASUALTY I FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS 182 YEARS' SERVICE AT 145 WEST MARKET S O The I .Ho 136 MAIN AVENUE, s. ..- -IE STORE OF OTH'- COMPLIMENTS OF NOBIl's 113 WEST MARKET SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY I S. S. KRESGE CO. Compliments of FRIENDLY SERVICE and RESTAURANT GOOD VALUES UNION BUS TERMINAL I Red Front Store - 125 W. Market St Green Front Store - 133 W. Market St BEST WISHES Compliments of DARLIN G SHOP IINX CLUB It's cr Darling Dress O O IOIN THE VICTORY CORPS Corner Park and Market COMPLIMENTS OF E. Goodrich Stores I GH TIRES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES EAS AND OIL f FI CIAFFEY, M ger .ONE 28f Practical Training FOR THE Better Business Positions WARREN BUSINESS CULLEGE BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS LEE FURNITURE CO. 225 South Park Avenue Opposite Warren Telephone Co ARTWIL DRESS SHOPPE LEUMAS BEAUTY SALON Specializing in STEAM PERMANENT WAVING Viola Muccro, Owner Phone 1120 305 Second National Bldg Vis 0 ff I FUNERAL HOME DRESSES - COATS - SUITS WARREN, or LINGERIE X AMBULANCL. 173 West Market Street 458 High Street, N. E. Phone 200 P9 d d Thirty-two BEST WISHES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE LUMBER COMPANY 0 428 MAIN AVENUE, S. W. WARREN, OHIO A A -A A , A 1 A , T,AAA T,t TAA W. M. GARTNER Complfmenfs of W ' M f 1 'men S Sigjlejggst We THE GREAT ATLANTIC ENGRAVERS - WATCHMAKEBS and PACIFIC TEA C0- MANUFACTURING IEWELERS 227 ELM ROAD Your patronage is subject to quality only F ne D' monds, Silverware, Watches ' 144 East Market Street ' A. C, LAMONTI Manager 1 we UIHRREH SHIIITHRU IHILH ea. 1296 YOUNGSTOWN ROAD, S. E. WARREN, ,OHIO TELEPHONE 1735 Xi f P offddrhyh at ill UUTSWNUINE THE ECll0ES of 1943 reflects credit upon its Editors Mary Jane Thomas and Lois Mae Nordquest, Business Managers Pat Hickey and Richard Geaman, Faculty Advisor Emily L. Kaufman, and the fine staff of com- petent colleagues. lt was a privilege for thi company to have had a part in its production. a Ts xy, Rflit N a if M K4 I I FF fl Q, ' x F , ,, L 5 HMS PHINHNE EUMFM V PRINTERS AND LITIIIIGRAPIIERIS 124-136 VINE AVENUE,S.E. - TELEPH 'E140Z - WARREN,0HlO red T hirty-four Compliments of A FRIEND in I N D E X A Cappella . . . 18, 19 English . . 36-43 Aeneid . . . . 28 First Aid . . 14, 15 Aeronautics . . . . 23 Football . 50-531+ Alpha Lits . . . . 38, 39 French . . . . 28, 29, 85 Art ....... . . 18, 19 Friendship . . . 45, 46 Assistant Principal . . 8 G. A. A. . . 5 . 56, 57 Athletics .... . 48 - 61 Games for Soldiers . 9 Band ..... 20, 21, 108, 109 Gas Rationing . . . 107 Baseball . . . . 49 General Science . . 24 Basketball . . . . . 58 -61 Harding Family . . 37 Blood Donors . . . . I5 Hi-Eco-sy . . ao, 31 Board of Education . 6 High Life . . . 40, 41 Boosters .... . 9 High Lights . . . 41 Botany .... . . 24 Hi-Y .... 46, 47 Boxing . . . . 61 Homecoming . . 52, 53 Cauldron . . . . 40 Home Economics . 34, 35 Cheerleaders . . . 52 Home Nursing . . 14, 15 Chemistry . . . 24 Homerooms . . 87 - 107 Chess ..... . . 39 Honor Society . . 13 Cinderella Ball . . 28, 44 Horticulture . . . 24 Class Officers and Sponsors- Hospitalers . . 89, 94 10-A .... . . 102 lunior Mix . . . 93 ll-B . . . . 98 Languages . . 28, 29 11-A . . . . 90 Latin ..... . 28 12-B .,.. . . 86 Lens and Shutter . 24, 25 urs . , . . 64, 67, 72, 75 Lettermen . . . . 60 P' ncememt . . . 68 Librarians . . . 12 ,-cial 1 , . . 32, 33 Machine Shop . . 17 . munity Fund . . . ll Mardi Gras . . . . 85 :ans ..... . . 12 Mathematics . . 26, 27 Dedication . . 4, 5 Mechanical Drawing . 16 ' evotionals . . . . 62 Mock Election . . . 30 amcrtic . . . . 38 Monitors . . . 11 ,hoes . . 42, 43 Music . . 18-22 Page One Hur ENGRAVERS fm 1943 ECHOES Office Staff . . . Orchestra . . . Patriotic Assemblies Phono Classics . . Physical Education Physics .... Physiology . Plays- Dramatic . . Ianuary Class Iune Class . Principal . . . Prom . . . Red Cross . Rifle Range . . . Safety Council . Sales Tax Stamps Saluting Flag . . Science . . . Scrap Drive . . IN . . 12 . . 22 . . 37, 97 . . 22 . . 48-61 . 23 ..24 . . 36, 37 . . 71 .' . 85 . . . 7 . . . 80 14, 15, 105 . . 14, 15 . . 31 . . 13 . .. .62, 63 . .23, 24 . 2, 3 DEX Seniors- Honor Students . . Ianuary . . Iune . . Officers . Play. . . Sponsors . Social Science . . . Spanish ...... Speech ...... Sponsors and Presidents Student Council . . . Tennis ....... Track . . . Twirlers . . . Victory Corps . Vocational . . War Stamps . Woodshop . Zoology . .Y 68, 79 64-71 72-84 67, 75 71, 85 64, 72 30, 31 29, 85 . 37 8 10, 11 . 48 . 49 20, 108 . 76 16, 17 83, 101 . 16 24, 25 Page One Hundred Thirty-six X! S. ,. sz ffl? - ' -- ' .. Y., ,X ' V f' ,, . .,. N - - -, Y ..- Y ,.1 . 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