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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1945 volume:

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Torke or good look ot Globey. the lively little chop, Who, throughout this book, will loring the World to the halls of l-lgrcling. I TO HARDING MEN AND WOMEN who are serving our country in the line of duty C111 over the world, We dedicate the Echoes of 1945. Alumni on leave, especially recent aracls, flock loaclc to the old school. They smiliriqly comply when the cameraman requests a quick shot. Ice Woitowicz '44 Duane Grimm ex '45 0 0 0 Dora Morris '43 losepli Ratkowslci '4U 0 0 0 Robert Liriclsfiy '44 William Fetterman ex '45 Frrmk Brewer '43 Vtfilliam Garaliill ex '45 Nllayrie Bradley '45 George Bright Faculty Dori Griffiriq '44 Fred Stafford '44 Bud McGregor '44 0 0 0 David Miller '44 Nicholas Kropolinsky '44 loe Lipscomb '44 William Carleton '44 Lohdres Williams '44 o o o Louis Swart Faculty 0 o 0 Philip McFarland '44 Robert Emrivh '43 HAPPY HARDING HOU RS Oviommzo-1: zc-qmmomnozv QQ W S ,afsfmvf ws Rss, Pi wi? ,. La-.X fx ag, M f 'N my . . W am.. ...W ,Q K Q Q Q 5' if R S ex , 'Q is naman-fwmmswrgxzv ,Ln M 2f' 5 , All abo-o-ard! Globey grabs his travelscarred suitcase and rushes out for a bird's-eye view of the world. He says it's smart to see America first, especially if it's Niagara Falls, one of the Seven Wonders. He skims the Alleghenies and Berkshires to arrive at picturesque Provincetown on Cape Cod. Sniffing the salt air, he is fascinated by the fisheries and the smacks docked alongside. He wishes he were one of the artists who flock there every summer. Going south, he hugs the coast line all the way. Enchanted by the Bok Singing Tower in Florida, he listens to the carillon pealing its evening so ng accompanied by twittering of birds in their sanctuary. Breaking the spell, he grabs a plane Qby priority, of coursej to cross the Deep South and plains bordering the Mississippi. Flying over a mesa in New Mexico, he dips low enough to spy two native Americans on horseback. Globey heads north into the Black Hills, stopping at Mt. Rushmore. He stands awed by this man-made tribute to fam- ous presidents. Springtime in the Rockies lures him to ldaho, where he catches the aroma of coffee. Yes, it's Harding campers who share hot dogs with him. Snow-capped Rainier, framed by majestic firs, beckons to Globey before he scoots across the Canadian border to gape pop-eyed at a totem pole in lasper National Park, a monument to Indian handcraft. Maybe l'll take up carving, he thinks. c'W5 M. F. MOLLENKOPP O. A. LOVETT Primfipf ll Assistant Prirucipcml The Big Eight hold frequent conferences to decide the policy of the Wdrren schools. Seoted dre George W. Secrest, Chorrles Goffey, Supl. H. B. Turner, V. Pres. A. H. Troxell, loseph V. Ross: sldndinq, Pres. lohn I. Mdhormorlm Clerk-Treos. Mdbel C. Wolfe, Bus. Mor. l... 0. Wurtemberqer. 'ff l'lli1 lliqlkl lf? '1O UIIHJHCIIJ ZO'-'I-ZHb'OCIUL 1 Meet the Boss! Globey nominates Principal Molly Mollenkopf as number one friend and guide of the student body. He's never too busy with his problems of administration to give a Warm Welcome to former Hardingites on leave from service. The Voice of Mr. Lovett announces that the repre- sentative of Oberlin is in the office or that car F142Z is parked with the lights on. He not only makes frequent use of the P. A. system, but directs it as Well. Being Dean of Boys is a full-time job, too. Among his extra-curricular duties, he enjoys plan- ning assemblies, which range from magicians to philosophers. Good luck, says retiring prexy, Don Spencer, as he hands the gavel to his successor, lames Bollas, at Council headquarters. Both boys made note- worthy installation speeches. Spencer analyzed the G. I. Bill of Rights in its significance for furthering the education of returning service men. Bollas urged us not to allow our liberty to degenerate into license, but to guard it carefully for the good of all. A' 'wa J , A H H i rf Page Nine f21- Dean of Girls, Marie O'Rourlce, is to be found at her desk, early and late. With her quiet friendliness, she smoothes the ruffled feathers of pupils- ---- and teachers. Her varied duties include sponsorship of the National Honor Society and assistant director of Hardinq's pupil testinq program. Office Cleftl Grace Crawford Anne Bosso Stella Totten Art ftop riqhtl Mary Alice Heltzel Library Dorothy Berg Geraldine Kerr Volunteer workers help the office machinery whiz along noisily. Girls answer the telephones, file schedules, alphabetize attendance cards, and check absenteeism. Of course, Crawford-Bosso-Totten, Inc. are in command. Gathered for a picture are: front- B. Millikin, H. Herst, H. Hoppe, D. Ludwick, B. Loughrie, A. Sabatiniy row 2-M. L. White, M. Butch, M. E. Foley, l. Gentithes, P. Corp, W. Mermer: row 3-N. Holzbach, L. Mason, I. Nolfi, N. Hayes: rear-E. I. Griffith, B. Korth, F. Veri, A. Beck, M. Latimer. Current magazines in the library attract the attention of I. Webb and E. Nolfi, while A. Kuhen consults Webster, and I. Householder and B. Graham Work studiously at a table. ln order to stimulate recrea- tional reading, Miss Berg makes colorful, clever poster and book displays. For book week, a hand- some arrangement of dolls of all nations excited the interest of everybody. CSee picture on page one.i Serving as a model. F. Pickett provides C. Force a subject for his artistic talent. H. Hovance busily sketches a still-life project. Miss Heltzel says be- ginners are given a survey course in which they receive a taste of all kinds of art. In the crafts class, young artists develop such hobbies as model- ing airplanes and making trays and jewelry. The commercial art class provides the minute menu: they produce posters for numerous school activities. Pupils who like portrait Work enroll in oils in order to study the science of color and still-life. -Qi Page Eleven fit' Hic on parle las lengucxs barbarus are key- words to our foreign language courses. Aeneid club adds sparkle to Latin for those pupils who elect Virgil. ln the romance languages, Madame M. and Senor H. stress fluency in speaking, as well as in reading. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Latin Ctopl Mrs. Clara K. Webb Margaret Woodland French Mrs. Kathryn T. McCurdy Spanish Harold H. Hetzler ff If 'V Z. it s MUSIC Orchestra and A Cappella Carl F. Scheig Stringed Instruments Martha Reimer Band Charles P. Corlett PHYSICAL EDUCATION Margaret Eaton Marguerite Wright lesse O. Beck Edward I. Campbell Say it with Music. Ever on call for luncheon clubs is Pop Scheig's choir. Forums and plays are not complete Without his musicians. In the picture, Charlie Corlett's music-makers strike up the band for another pep rally. Notice I. Luoma with his new bell-lyre. All out to keep fit is the motto of our gymnastics program. Isn't the posture of those girls something to brag about? And look at Campbells commandos go over the top. Of course, varsity, club, class, and G. A. A. competitive games Cpictured in athletic section? are an important angle of the physical fitness program. fit Page Thirteen E+ K' +22 Page Fourieerx E+ ENGLISH DEPARTMENT QBOHOIIIJ Mrs. Iosephine Thomdn 10th Grdde Esther Tubduqh llth Grade 12th Grdde Elecmor Iewell Iourndlism 'Topl Augusta I. Barrick Speech Mary K. Duck lUth Grade Ruth L. Reager Useful Merrill F. Cooley Business- 1 2A Margaret Dennison 1 lth Grade Doris W. Malmsberry Business--A l 2B Emily L. Kaufman l2th Grade Ruth Partridge Creative Edith Paddack Remedial Helen M. Ridgley llth Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Cross 10th Grade Puppeteers, R. Ashley and S. Calcin, in Mrs. Cross' class take oft the Ierry Crunchers ot Tale of Two Cities. Tenth graders especially like the short story unit. They really dig in on that grammar study. Lights! Camera! Action! Thus The Neighbors is pre- sented by Miss Dennison's group as a part of the study ot American drama. Acting, broadcasting, and oral in- terpretations are popular in the literature and speech classes. What an army of English teachers! You recall that three years of the subject are in the schedule of each pupil. In addition, they may elect Speech and lournalism. The ma- jority select the standard courses of English. However, to meet the varied interests and needs, the curriculum is equally varied. -wif Page Fifteen 19' QB. is TK- 'QQ Mathematics for the mi11ions is included in a pro- gram of useful and business courses, plane and solid geometry, algebra, and trigonometry. Because of math requirements in pre-induction military trainf ing, the classes are especially crowded. Clseftl Velma E. Hartman Business Arithmetic Florence M. Newton Business Arithmetic Shop Math Lorene A. Troxell Geometry Allie M. Chalker Advanced Math Leona A. Deemer Useful Math Mrs. Ruth l. Van Metre Geometry Future engineers, l. Paar, A. Guarnieri, D. Tishinan, T. Pop, and E. Bolovan are running the curves for a roadbed. Their knowledge of Trigonometry makes this taslc comparatively easy 'looks as though the road will go right past Mr. Crawfords door. Shorthand and Typinq William P. Sullivan Louise Kensy Mrs. Elsie H. Mathews Bookkeeping Ioel T. Yost Efficient office workers is the goal of the Commercial Department. ln addition to routine duties, pupils re- ceive traininq in active business experiences. Book- keeping classes supply clerks for war stamp ac' countings. ln the office practice course, shorthand and typing students render service and gain experi- ence throuqh secretarial work for teachers, typing and dittoinq school tests, and compiling reports. . f Uncle Sam's bondsmen. G. Kistler, M. Tepfer, R. Ahrendt, and C. Prather check war stamps and money with Miss Troxell at headquarters in the hall. CMiss Tubauqh and Mr. Yost also handle stamps? A Codet is on call each hour. ln the picture, F. Berryman, F. 'Matchock, and C. DeSa1'1tis run the ditto machine. iK PRQVE SINL : Z 1 -Coe x l 2 gm. ,5 Pan-American relations are stressed by Miss Hari in Q class of world history stu- dents. 15 3 +R Page Iiiqhtewu 22+ 1 SOCIAL SCIENCE Albert W. Marowitz Problems of Democracy Mrs. Marjorie B. Nilson U. S. History Alice M. Porter Civics Alfred F. Edmunds U. S. History Iosephine Guarnieri U. S. History Frank E. Harnar Commercial Geography Dorothy E. Hart World History I. G. Hiclcox Sociology Mental Hygiene Dwight B. Lafferty Commercial Geography Ruth La Polla World History Gertrude H. Lynn Problems of Democracy Come one. come all to a lively political debate in Civics class. R. Hood watches the time while M. I. Baker serves as moderator. N. Smith takes notes as B. Totten argues her point of view. D. Beers and E. Johnson listen intently. The walls of Mr. Marowitz' class room were plastered with candidates' faces and slogans during the fall. Dewey or Roosevelt? Harding students indicate their fav- orite candidates in a mock election sponsored by Hi- Eco-Sy. Atkin twins and D. Ludwick are in charge of the 10B voting booth. S. Seem signs the register. B. Stebbin, H. Sasala, and W. Hecht await their turn. As never before, our social studies department is aware of its tremendous opportunity in building for citizenship. New meanings have all the courses, for now must be answered, What is required of us today and tomorrow for successful world citizenship? -if Page Nineteen Three complicated machines are operated by I. Powell fbackqroundl, H. Williams, and B. Weisner. Our machine shop manufactures every kind of small hand tool. The boys have manufactured tools for armed forces, parts for millinq machines, and drill presses for the State Vocation Board. Sawdust flies from the planer in the Woodshop under the watchful eyes of A. Sabino and G. Tarchia. The most unusual product of the Woodshop this year is a trailer built by D. Werner. Favorites with the boys are cedar chests, gun cases, and duck decoys. iff Page Twenty fi? HOME ECONOMICS lTopl Winifred Waters Home Management Mrs. Miriam S. McCorkle Clothing Eugenia Vlad Cafeteria t Martha V. Harnar Foods To the left, please. coaches Miss Harnar as her advanced foods pupils, M. Sotak and B. England, serve I. Nolfi, D. Thompson, V. Petrosky, A. Stanich, and M. Burkett. They first plan their menus, then prepare the food, and finally eat it in proper fashion. The aromas are very tempting, says the photog- rapher. Marking buttonholes is the task that K. Iones per- forms for B. Shafer. T. Dinko, D. Dick, and D. Puffer do machine stitching, While B. Barrickman sews by hand. The girls study their own characteristics in order to make clothes that reflect good grooming. VOCATIONAL TRAINING William B. Gass Mechanical Drawing Kenneth L. Kraker Woodshop George E. Nickel Machine Shop Welders in the making. +3 Page Twenty one I- SCIENCE CLettl Raymond M. Crawford Zoology Miles Dearth Physics Lewis I. Kemp Radio Electricity Ivan E. Massar Chemistry Hubert Mohr Botany George R. Swaney Physiology General Science Mr. Bone's Cranium draws the attention of physiolo qists M. F. Compton, S. Cfarman, Mr. Swaney, H Hoppe, F. Leposky, D. Holloway, and S. Charnos. Four black-aproned chemistry students bravely Watch a Leibig condenser go into action. Recording the results of a Water-purification experiment are K. Walters, H. Meigs, D. Van Fossan, and L. Haber- stroh. Dig and delve With Mr. Mohr's horticulture class in the month of October. The boys in the background are carrying a sack of fertilizer. ln the spring we shall all enjoy the results of their gardening-a beautiful tulip bed. - Curious-minded young America finds a challenge in the mysteries of the science lab. A survey of the field in general science opens the Way for future investigation. Those who are interested in Mother Nature can pull petals from daisies in botany class or dig into the good earth in their horticultural pur- suits. They can determine whether they have talents for medicine by operating on Zoological specimens in room 107 fpoor Globeyl. Everybody ought to take a course in physiology in order to know better how the human body functions. Chemistry experimenters learn first hand which chemicals will mix in a test tube and which will explode. The odors which float through the air from room 210 thoroughly fumigate the corridors. For those interested in the great natural laws behind our industrial World, there are classes in radio, electricity, and physics. Pre-in- duction requirements and industrial needs have made heavy demands on courses in applied sciences. TQ Xy- ii!l!l!!'!!' 4 I Ex, i f 'U il ii' Y .J Af,'2g'z s 45+ ?? f gl! lyk 'f , fl flf ff XX iffkt e... Foliage of banana trees in the coffee country of Mexico over- hang the stone wall along the Pan4American highway as Globey makes tracks south- ward. He maneuvers quickly , on this leg of his world travel, stopping next at Costa Rica long enough to grab a banana, under the very noses of the lamaican plantation workers. What a lot of banana splits that carload would make, he muses. With a backward glance at the cocoanut gigs silhouetted in the moonlight, he sails for Hawaii. He looks nifty in a presented to him by the native reception committee at Honolulu. QBe- fore he leaves he acquires a grass skirt-very fetching.J He takes a spin down Q Avenue on his way to Waikiki Beach. Surf ridingy he finds, is more exciting than riding a roly-coaster at ldora Park. On his way across the Pacific Ocean, he stops at a tiny island, lwo lima, long enough for a quick shave by a native barb? Looks like Hallowe'en in New Guinea as Globey steps aside to allow a procession of natives to pass. FNS August Class. sponsored by Mr. M. E. Cooley, furnishes a head-start to rnany of its twenty-nine members in getting oft to college or a career. To some of the boys, it gives a chance to finish at Harding before keeping a special appointment with Uncle Sam. KEITH ARDINGERV--'Booster . . . HIRSH AVNER' --Vf Band: Orches- THEODORE KENDER-,Football . . . EILEEN KINKAID-Prom . . . tm - . .GLORIA BIERY, A Cuppeum Friendship . ' l GENEVA CARL LARSON-Class President: Commencement: Dramatic: Frolics: Honor Society: Orchestra: Spanish: Student Council: CLARK - ' - RERNIRCR COULTRRRRRURQF' Remsylvmaf Cf' Speakers . . . EDDIE r.owRY . . . JOHN MARCH . . . 'rHEoDoRE chestra: French , . . TWILA CROSS---Commercialites: Friend- MEHOLICKv,,Hi,Y7 Indusmar Arts: Stunt' ship: Hi-Eco-Sy: Class Secretary: Honor Society: Safety. EDWARD PRETOT-HA Cappella: Hi-Y . . . THEODORE PYTLIK-V-V FRANK DAVID . . . EARL DRUMMONDH Zoology . . . VICTORIA Class Vice President . . . CHARLES REED . . . VERA RYABIKW- GABOR- Friendship: High Lights, Editor: Honor Society: Safety, gqukldiqlg: Cgcss Tgeus11rer:QFrTndS1g1pg HHECSEQ Hgh Lights: 1 IQ 19: OHOT OC19 Y: U1 UU CTO 1 CI 9 Y: IOIIH . . - Rmm ' - - RICHARD QRRENRWALT me' lm' ATRICR - NORMAN SHAW-eeeorretryr crass Officer, 4, safety, sttrderrt ANNE HUNCHERICK Friendship? G- A- A-I H1911 I-1qhlSfEd1l0f5 Council . . . CHARLES SICURO' -Aero: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Victory Corps . . . EILEEN IOHNSON, Football. l--President: 2 Vice President: 3--Secretary: 4--f-Treasurer. -wif Page Twenty-six I X GEORGE SPELICH-Lettermen, Monitor, Safety, Baseball . . . IOHN SZAKACS, IR.-Lens and Shutter . . . MARLAN THOMAS -Monitor. ROBERT VERBANIK . . . HAROLD WELKER. f of f ,JV Q X N fp f W QQ ' X X, Q: f a QQ Al- 5 JANUARY CLASS ARTHA AHART---Aeneid, 1, Dramatic, Echoes, Assistant Editor, Hi-Eco-Sy, 2, 4, Honor Society, Prom, Senior Play, Honor Student, Commencement. HUGH ALFORD-Band, Chess, 3, Monitor . . . IOE ALVARO- Class President, Monitor, Prom, Student Council, Class Basket- ball, Football, Track, Senior Play Committee, Senior Play: Commencement . . . SADIE ANGELIDES-San Francisco, Cali- fornia, Natural History, English, Chemistry, Booster, Chess, Friendship, Hi-Eco-Sy, Hostess, Orchestra, Phono-Classics, Safe- ty, Spanish. MATILDA ASTOLFI-G. A. A., Prom . . . DAVID BANE-Band, Chess, Frolics, Class Basketball, Track, Monitor, Safety, Prom . . . ROBERT BARKLEY-A. T. Committee, Aeneid, Dramatic, l, Echoes, Hi-Y, Safety, Prom, Monitor, Honor Society. AUDREY BARNETT--Class Treasurer, Commercialites, 2, Friend- ship, 3, G. A. A., l, Honor Society, Prom, Honor Student, Com- mencement . . . THOMAS BASICK-Echoes, Class Basketball, Track, Football, Prom, Monitor, Senior Play . . . ANITA BECK- G. A. A., 2, Hi-Eco-Sy, Orchestra, Prom, Honor Society, A. T. Committee. MAGDALENE BELCHAK-Friendship, Safety, Spanish, Victory Corps . . . AGATHA BELLAY-Echoes, Friendship, High Lights, Editor, High Life, Spanish, Senior Play Committee . . . PALMER BERRY-CNo picturel Band, Frolics, Dramatic, Track, A Cap- pella . . . FANNY BERRYMAN-Cadets, Commercialites, Hi-Eco- Sy, Prom. -if Page Twenty seven r The Ianuary Class numbers l46. Their Prom visits Hawaii, the land ot leis, palm trees, and mellow moons. Their Senior Assembly rates Ex. Here Sponsor Ruth Reaqer, Treas. A. Barnett, V. Pres. E. Kvesich, Pres. I. Alvaro, Sponsor Albert Marowitz, and Sec. D. Kimpel select class announcements. r it Page 'l'went DAN BEVAN- Boxing, Lettermen, Monitor, Spanish, Football: Track . . . ANNA BIRICH . . . BRUCE BIRRELL-A. T. Committee, Aeneid, Alpha-Lits: Booster, l, Dramatic, Frolics, Hi-Y, 3, Honor Society, Red Cross: Council, Monitor, Prom, Senior Play, Honor Student, Commencement. ELSIE BLACKSTONE-Friendship, Frolics, Prom, Senior Play . . . BARBARA BOGAN-Booster, Dramatic, Friendship, Frolics, Red Cross Council, Safety, Prom, Senior Play . . . FELICE BOLOTIN --Alpha-Lits, Dramatic, Echoes, Editor, Friendship, High Life, Honor Society, Phono-Classics, Prom, Spanish, 3, 4, Speakers, Senior Play Committee, Senior Play, Honor Student, Commence- ment. MILTON BROGDON---Monitor, Prom, Track, Honor Society, Bas- ketball . . . lAMES BUKOSeClass Football . . . BETTIE BURESTI -V-Commercialites, Echoes, Prom, Spanish. ORA CALLION--'Friendship . . . DON CAMPBELL--Band . BETTY IEAN CLARK----French, Friendship, Prom. CAROLYN CLARKeFrench, Friendship, Prom . . . ROBERT CLARK--Cortland, Ohio, Class Officer, 2, Class Baseball, Bas ketball, A Cappella, Band, Dramatic, Frolics, Honor Society, Film and Reel . . . OPAL COLEMAN. lf -President, 2-Vice President, 3--Secretary, 4eTreasurer. JANUARY y-eight BERNADINE COLLINS' Friendship: Safety . . . DOROTHY CONDER--Booster: Cheerleader: Friendship, 2: Frolics: Letter- men: Safety, 4: Prom: Spanish, 2: Senior Play . . . DOROTHY CRAVEB--VCommercialites: Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy . . , GERTRUDE DAKIN-A Cappella: Band: Friendship: Frolics: Red Cross Council: Prom: Victory Corps: Senior Play: Commencement . . . LOIS DAKIN--Band: Cauldron: Frolics: High Life: High Lights: Speakers . . . NORMA DAVIS-f-Friendship: Senior Play. CONCETTA DeSANTIS--Friendship: Safety: Codets . . . IOAN DILLEY'Friendship, 3 . . . MICHELINA DiPERNA Commer- cialites: Friendship: Prom . . . GLORIA DRENNEN - Band: Friend- ship: Frolics: Prom . . . IRENE DRINCO- Friendship: G. A. A.: Prom . . . STERLING DUNGANW- Aeneid: Alpha-Lits, I: Chess, 2: Hi-Y: Honor Society: Monitor: Prom: Zoology: Senior Play Com- mittee: Booster. RUTH ANN DuPLAIN- Senior Play . . . IESSE EAGANW Chess: 4: HifY, 2: Monitor: Prom: Student Council: Honor Society: Echoes . . . RAE LOU ELLIS-'Aeneid, 3: Alpha-Lits: Booster, 3: Friendship, 3: Frolics: Student Council: Honor Society . . . IAMES FARRELL -Booster: Chess: Hi-Y, l: Red Cross Council, I: Monitor: Prom: Student Council: Senior Play: Honor Society . . . IRENE FASOCK . . . FRANCES FIORINO G. A. A.: Safety: Prom. VIRGINIA FOLTZ . . . ROSETTA FORTH Kokomo, Indiana: Red Cross: Glee: Home Economics . . . EVA FRANKS-Commercial ites: Friendship: G. A. A.: Safety: Senior Play . , . KALLIOPE GIABILIS . . . CLEONE GRIMSLEY' A Cappella: Echoes: Friend- ship: Safety: Prom: Victory Corps: Zoology: Senior Play Com- mittee . . , BILL GRINTA. aww CLASS fi: Page Twenty-nine , WILBUR GROAT A, T. Committee, Booster, Class Officer, 4: Honor Society, l, Monitor, Prom, Student Council, 2, Class Foot- ball . . . SHIRLEY LOU GRUENIG French, I, HifEco-Sy: Safety . . . ADDISON HAYES Band, Hiah Life, Monitor, Victory Corps . . . BOB HAYES Monitor, Class Basketball, Football . , . HATTIE HERST- Cleveland, Ohio, Friendship, Prom . . . ROBERT HERST--Chess, 3, Hi-Y, 4, A. T. Committee, Class Officer, 2, Dramatic, Echoes, Monitor, Prom, Safety, Speakers, Senior Play, Honor Society. HAROLD HINEBAUGH H1-Eco-Sy, Class Basketball . . , MAT- THEW HORVATH tNo picturel . . , LAURA HROMIKO A Cap- pella, Commercialites, Friendship, Hiah Liahts, Prom, Victory Corps, Commencement . . . NORMAN KIMMY A Cappella, Senior Play Committee, P. A. Operator, Honor Society . . . DOROTHY KIMPEL Booster, Class Secretary, Friendship, l, Frolics, Hostess, Prom, Spanish, Victory Corps, Senior Play l President, 2 Vive Presi if Q, F lm dent. Committee, Senior Play . . . RUTH KINDER A Cappella: Zooloqyz Commencement . . . BETTY KOSEGI Friendship, Safety. EDWARD KVESICH- Class Vice President, Lettermen, l, Monitor, Prom, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Football, Captain . . . BESSIE LAGOSHG. A. A .... IAY LARSEN A Cappella, Booster, Honor Society, Prom, Victory Corps, Commencement . , . WILLIAM LAUGHLIN Band, Frolics, Prom, Monitor, Orches- tra , . , LEON LIEBERMAN ,Class Basketball, Monitor, Safety, Football . . . LOIS LINTZ A Cappella, Friendship, Frolics, Commencement. VIOLET LIUBICICH Friendship, Safety, 4, Prom . . . RICHARD LUDWICK-V Chess, Echoes, I-Ii-Y, Class Basketball, Safety, Prom, Honor Society, Senior Play, KATHERINE MAHAN Friendship, Prom . . . AGNES MARINI Safety . . . BETTY MARTIN' Com- mercialites, Friendship, Safety . . . FRANCES MATCHOCIG- Friendship, Safety, Prom. 3 Secretary, 4 Treasurer. JANUARY eil Page Thirty lqgi, MARILYN MATTSON---Alpha'Lits: Chess, 3: Echoes: Friendship: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Prom: Victory Corps: Zoology: Senior Play Committee . . . FRANCES ANN MILLER- Friend- ship . , . ROBERT MILLIRON 7 Monitor . . . PENELOPE MINNICK V Friendship: Frolics . . , MARTHA MORELLI- Comrnercialites, 3: Honor Society: Echoes: Friendship: Prom . . , IOE MOUNTS, MARIORIE MYERS Cornmercialites: Friendship: Prom , . . ROBERT MYERS' Band . . . ROBERT MCCASLIN-Boxing: Cheer- leader: Dramatic: Class Basketball: Safety: Lettermen, 2 . , . IAMES MCCUTCHEON--Alpha Lits: Chess, 4: I-Ii-Y: Red Cross Council: Monitor: Safety: Senior Play: Honor Society: Film and Reel . . . NORMA MCELRAVY-Friendship, I: Hi-Eco'Sy: Hostess: Safety: Speakers: Student Council . . . LOIS NICHOLSON--A Friendship: Safety. CLASS lv ,part IANE NOLFI-Friendship: Monitor: Safety, I: Prom . . . VIR- GINIA OGREANf-Friendship: Safety: Bowling . . . LULA MAE OSBURN--Johnston, Ohio: Class Officer, l: Athletic: Iunior- Senior Banquet . , . CHARLES OWENS . . . ROSE MARIE PERUNKO--Band: Friendship: Frolics: Prom . . . VIOLA PETROSKYW-Monitor. VIRGINIA PORTER -'A Cappella: Friendship: Red Cross Council: Prom: Commencement . . . DAVID PUMPHREY---Alpha-Lits: Chess, I, 2, 4: Hi-Y: Monitor: Senior Play: Senior Play Com- mittee: Honor Society: P. A. Operator . . . ROBERT REDIVIOND-e Southinqton, Ohio . . . LILLIAN REICKA-Booster: Friendship, 2: G. A. A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hostess: Safety, 3: Student Council . . . BETTY RIPPLEeFriendship: Frolics: Safety: Prom: Senior Play Committee . . . ROSEMARY RONYAK- -Friendship: Prom: Senior Play. -'tif Page Thirty-one fif- ALICE ROUDEBUSH G. A, A.: Hi-Eco-Sy . . . ROBERT ROWLEY ---Class Football: Football, Manaaer: Prom: Victory Corps . . . ED RUBINS Class Football, Track . . . PHIL SATOLLI Band: Orchestra . . . MARY IANE SCHAIBLE A Cappella: AlphafLits: Booster: Dramatic: Friendship: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy, I, 3: Honor Society: Red Cross Council, 3: Prom: Senior Play Committee: Senior Play: Commencement . , . ROBERT SCHWARTZ Class Basketball, Football, Track: Monitor: Safety: Speakers: Senior Play. IUNE SEABROOK Band: Frolics . . . IANET SHIMKO Aeneid: Dramatic: Echoes: Friendship, I: Hostess: Monitor: Prom: Speak- ers: Senior Play . . . NORMAN SIMPKINS-H-Hi-Y: Class Basket- ball, Football: Senior Play: Film and Reel . . . KATHERINE SIRKO ----- Band, 4: Frolics: Safety: Prom . . . PHYLLIS MAE SMITH-Echoes: Friendship: Prom: Spanish . . . DON SPENCER A. T. Committee: Class Officer, I: Dramatic: Hi-Y: Honor Society: Class Basketball: Red Cross Council, l: Basketball: Football: Baseball: Track: Commencement: Lettermen: Monitor: Safety: Student Council, I. ifiitf EMERSON STARGELL Track . . . MARIAN STARK A. 'If Com' mittee: Booster: Echoes: Friendship: Honor Society: Safety: Stu- dent Council: Victory Corps . . . SARAH STARK Echoes: Friend- ship: Honor Society: Safety: Prom: Student Council . , . IOHN STOCZ -Lettermen: Monitor: Football: Track . . . MARGARET SUSKO Friendship: G, A. A .... FREDERICK SWARTZ 'Aeneid: Alpha-Lits, I: Band: Chess, l, 3: Monitor: Student Council: Class Track: Senior Play: Honor Society: P. A. Operator. LOIS SWIFT A Cappella: Friendship . . . PAUL TAYLOR' Aeneid: Booster: Chess: Hi-Eco-Sy, I: Hi-Y, Z: Monitor: Safety: Senior Play: Honor Society . . . WILLIAM THOMAS Class Basketball: Monitor: Victory Corps . . . CLIFFORD THOMPSON Class Basketball: Monitor . . . ANNA TOTTEN -A Cappella: Cauldron: Cadets: Commercialites: Friendship: Hiah Life: Hiqh Lights: Hostess: Ouill and Scroll: Safety: Prom: Victory Corps: Honor Society: Commencement . . . CHRYSOULA TRAHANIS Codets: Commercialites: Friendship, l President: 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4 Treasurer. JANUARY +2 Paae Thirty-two NORMAN UHLIR--A Cappella: A. T. Committee: Alpha-Lits, Z: Dramatic: Film and Reel: Frolics: Speakers: Victory Corps: Senior Play Committee: Senior Play: Commencement . . . ' ARVID UITTO-Safety . . . ROSINA VENETTA-A Cappella: Booster: Friendship, 3, 4: Frolics: G. A. A.: Hostess: Safety: Prom: Senior Play Committee: Commencement. MARBILO VENETTA . . . LOLA WEAVER' Commercialites, 1: Friendship, 4: Frolics: Prom . . . ROBERT WEISNER-Monitor: Prom. IAMES WELLS-Class Football . . . MARY LOU WHITE-Alpha Lits, 3: Booster, 4: Friendship, 2, 3: Frolics: Honor Society: Safety: Prom: Spanish, l: Student Council: Senior Play . . MATTHEW YOVICH-Class Basketball: Track. ELEANOR YUHAS-Echoes: Friendship: High Life: Spanish: Prom: Senior Play Committee . . . WILLIAM ZECK--eMonitor: Zoology . . . IAMES MICHIE-Toronto, Ontario: Hi-Y: Lettermen. TAKE COLLINS . . . THOMAS EVANS . . . MARK MORGAN. CLASS When Peace Comes is the central therne for the com- mencement speakers. Honor students, lfrontl A. Barnett, B. Birrell, F. Bolotin, and Crearl A. Ahart, as Well as Class Pres. I. Alvaro and Student Council Pres. D. Spencer, represent the class on this special niqht of Ianuary 25. In addition, the A Cappella graduates sing selections from Bohemian Girl. f IANUARY CLASS PLAY Me and Shakespeare. presented Ianuary 12 and 13, has a huge cast which gives a performance packed with laughsf--A-''indubitablyf' This is Director Lewis Kemp's first production at Harding. At top left, seated are Miss Barnum CE. Franksl, Frank Sol- inger CP. Swartzl, limmy Waterman Cl. Alvarol: rear, Miss Strang CD. Kimpell, Shakespearians CG. Dalcin, B. Ludwiclc, M. L. Whitel, Buth Beggs CB. DuPlainl, Steve McNeil CN. Uhlirl. At bottom left, on the daven- port are Clara CN. Davisl, Greta Cl. Shimkol, Pledgee CB. Boganlp rear, Mrs. Bomanslci CB. Bonyakl, Miss Mills CF. Bolotinl, Alice CA. Ahartl. At bottom right, the famous Mpinkettesm are broadcast to the world: front, Daniel Cummings CB. Birrelll, Iames T. Storck CI. Farrelll, The Governor CB. Schwartzl, The Strange Man CN. Simpkinsl, Miss Harvey CM. I. Schaiblel, Radio Man CP. Taylorl, British Ambassador CD. Pumf phreyl, Radio Man CT. Basickly rear, Percy Beggs CB. Herstl, Doris Anderson CD. Conderl, Tennyson Pink CI. McCutcheonl. Shcxpely chorus girls highlight Senior Assembly: Taylor, Hayes, Thomas, Kvesich, Groat, Bevan. Page Thirty-four IOHN BACA . . . ELLSWORTH BEACH-Band . . . FLOYD DAVIS. DOROTHY FUSICH . . . IAMES GLEASON . . . ROBERT RUSSELL. LOUIS SCAR NECCHIA-Student Council. The Iune Class. in spite of war, numbers 270. They will ever remem- ber the days in Audi- torium home-room: Get in your own seats. Quiet! Did you see my proofs-terrible! l Got a date to the prom yet? I sure hope I get a part in the senior play fn P ,,,1,. Y 'V 1 K K i I 0 XX REGINA AHRENDT-Alpha-Lits: Booster: Friendship, l: Honor ,Q 4, . L 5- W 5 :ii is :Hb Society: Hostess: Safety: Prom: Senior Play . . . RUSSELL ALFRED-Lens and Shutter. ERNESTINE ALLGOOD-Commercialites: Erolics . . . MARGARET ANDERSON-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: A Cappella: Dramatic: Iunior Play: Friendship: Commencement . . . RAY ANDREWS- Class Basketball. INEZ BACA . . . MARY ANNE BACIGAL . . . HELEN BACIUM A Cappella: Booster: Friendship: G. A. A.: Red Cross Council: Spanish: Zoology. MARY IEAN BAKERfAlpha-Lits: Cauldron: Echoes: Friendship, 3: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Life: High Lights: Prom: Honor Society: Commencement: Senior Play . . . BOB BEAN-Frolics: High Life: High Lights: Hi-Y: Class Basketball, Baseball: Letter- men: Monitor: Prom: Football: Track: . . . DAVID BEERS-Class Basketball: Chess: Hi-Y: Red Cross Council: Monitor: Spanish, I: Frolics. l-President: 2-Vice 'Et Q President: 3'-Secretary 4 Treasurer Page Thirty-five i S' PATRICIA BEKOLA A Coppello: Prom: Friendship: Frolics: Hostess: Commencement . , . CHARLES BELENYW Student Coun- cil . . . SHIRLEY BLAIR--A. T. Committee: Booster: Closs Officer, 3: Dromotic: Frolics: Friendship: Red Cross Council: Prom: Monitor . . . IRENE BLAKEY-Allionce, Ohio: A Coppello: Booster, 3: Bond: Comero: Friendship: Prom: Commencement . . . RAYMOND BLAND--Booster: Frolics: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy: Class Bosketboll: Lettermen: Monitor: Bosebcrll, Bosketboll Monoger . . . CATHERINE BLAZEK. MARY BOKROS'l.g. HM BOLLAS -Honor Society: Class Bos- Com- Reel: ketboll: Lettermen: Student Council, 1: Footboll: Trock: mencement . . . EMIL BOLOVANf-Echoes: Film ond Monitor: Honor Society . . , MARIORIE BOVEE--Chompion, Ohio: Dromotic . . . IACK BOYD . . . THELMA BROOKS- Prom: Society. Honor I' President: 2--Vice President: IRENE BURFITT- Friendship . . . CHARLES BURNS-f-Bond . . . FRANK BURROWS- A. T. Committee: Dromotic: Film ond Reel: Frolics: Monitor: Speakers: Zoology . . . CLARABELLE BUSCHW A Coppello: Lens ond Shutter: Commerciolites: Hi-Eco-Sy: Com- mencement . . . MARY BUTCH-Dromotic: Friendship: Red Cross Council: Safety: Speakers: Victory Corps . . . GERALDINE CALER---Friendship: Red Cross Council: Sofety: Speakers: Vic- tory Corps. CATHERINE CAMARATAf-Friendship, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Life: Prom . . . ANN CAMISA -Morgantown, West Virginio: Dromotic: Echoes: Friendship: Frolics: Hostess . . . HAROLD CASE--Dromgtics: Frolics: Hi-Y: P. A. Operator: Prom: Stunt, 1: Zoology: Senior Ploy . . . DICK CHALLENGER . , . STEVE CHARNAS -Dromczticp Film ond Reel: Frolics: Hi-Y: Hi-Eco-Sy: Monitor: P. A. Operotor: Lens and Shutter . . . NANCY CHRIS- TOPHER Dromotic: Friendship: Monitor: Student Council. 3-Secretory: 4 f-Treasurer. iii Page Thirty-six Ek- BILL CLARK- -Hi-Y: Class Basketball: Monitor: Safety: Span- ish . . . SANFORD COGGINS-Class Basketball: Letterrnen: Monitor: Prom: Track: Football . . . RUTH COLLIER- -A Cappella: Frolics: Friendship: Orchestra, 3: Prom: Student Council. NORMA COMMINS--Echoes: Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy, 2: Spanish: Speakers: Student Council: Senior Play . . . MARY FLO COMP- TON-A. T. Committee: Cauldron: Booster: Echoes: French, I: Friendship, 4: Prom: Frolics: Honor Society: Hostess . . . GEORGE CONDOLEON Boxing: High Lights: Monitor. MARY LOUISE CONSIDDER- -Friendship . . . NICK CRISTO Switchback, West Virginia: Monitor: Basketball: Track: Class Basketball: Stunt . . . MIKE CSEHILL. DONNA CURL---Band: Codets . . , MARY D'ALTORIO Friend- ship: Hi-Eco-Sy, 4: Red Cross Council: Prom . , . EDWARD DAVlSfEchoes: Class Basketball: Football: Lettermen: Base- ball: Monitor. PHIL DeBOLT --Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Baseball: Basket- ball . . , ADELBERT DEEHR-Class Track: Stunt: Zoology: Monitor . . . FLORENCE DELLICK-Mecca, Ohio: Glee: Class Officer, l: Aeneid: Honor Society: Honor Student: Commencement. CLASS 'St Beat Massillon! Iune Class goes all out for the Massillon rally. Armed with noise-makers, Sponsor Edward Camp- bell, Treas. D. Lichtenstein, V. Pres. I. Polena, Pres. P. Sheptock, Sec. M. Norton, and Sponsor Leona Deemer head the parade. Page Thirty-seven MARGARET DENOVCHEK-Friendship: Codets: Commercialitesz Victory Corps . . . MARTHA DIEHL-Orchestra . . . KATHERINE DIENSTBlERSProm: Safety: Friendship. ELEANOR DRAZBA-Commercialites . . . SALLY DU PLAIN-A Codets: Prom: Student Council: Commercialites: Dramatic: Friendship: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society . . , FRED DUNN --KNO picture? . . . RUTH ELLIOTT. BEVERLY ENGLAND-Class Officer, 3: Friendship: Frolics: Safety . . . IOSEPHINE FABRIZIO-Band: Lens and Shutter: Friendship . . . BOB FILLER. IOSEPH FISHER . , . HELEN COX-Codets, Commercialites, 4: Echoes: Friendship . . . MILDRED FOY-A Cappella: Friendship: Commencement. X ALFRED FREGLY-A Cappella: Monitor: Commencement . . . STEVE FRENCHKO . . . BOB FRITZ-Booster: Frolics: Lettermen: Monitor: Orchestra: Prom: Spanish: Football: Track: Victory Corps: Commencement. ANNA FURCHAK . . . MARGARET GALLEGO-Friendship: Safety . . . MARY GANIA-A Cappella: Codets: Commercialites: Friendship: Commencement. Page Thirty-eight B5 SUSAN GARMAN-Alpha-Lits, 3: Booster: French: Friendship: Frolics: High Life: Orchestra: Safety: Prom: Honor Society . . . IAMES GARSTICK-elvlonitor . . . ERNEST GEDEON-Boxing: Monitor . . . IOSEPH GERMANO-Monitor: Zoology . . . OLIVER GILGER . . . FRANCIS GILMORE-Band: Frolics. CATHERINE GRDINICH- Aeneid: Cauldron: Echoes: Honor Society: Honor Student: Commencement . . . MARIORIE GREEN- BERGER-Friendship: High Life: High Lights: Red Cross Coun- cil: Safety: Spanish: Speakers . . . ELLEN GRIFFITH-Friend ship, l, 2: Frolics: Student Council: Zoology . . . ALBERT GUARNIERI--Booster: Echoes: Frolics: Hi-Y: Honor Society, 2: Class Football, Basketball: Student Council: Victory Corps: Monitor: Prom . . . CARL GUERNATI-Class Basketball, Safety . . . BARBARA HALE--Band, 3, 4: Spanish: Friendship: Frolics: Honor Society. IANICE HALL---Friendship: Victory Corps , . . RICHARD HAR RICK-Honor Society . . . FRANK HARRIS--Alpha-Lits: Chess: Dramatic: Frolics: High Life: Red Cross Council: Speakers: Victory Corps: Senior Play . . . ODESSA HARRISON-Com mercialites . . . NANCY HAYS-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Latin: Friendship: Spanish , . . DON HAZELf-A Cappella: Commence- ment. PAUL HEATH --A Cappella: Film and Reel: Frolics: Commence- ment . . . ADELLE HERMAN---A Cappella: Dramatic: Friendship: Spanish . . . MARIAN HERST- -A Cappella: Cauldron: Friend- ship: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Lights: Zoology: Commencement . . IEANNETTE HLYNNY , . . KATHERINE HLYWIAK----Commercial: ites: G. A. A .... HELEN HOPPE---A Cappella: Alpha-Lits: Booster: French: Friendship: Frolics: Safety: Prom: Commence- ment. l President: 2---Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4--Treasurer. JUNE CLASS Page Thirty-nine E+ KATHLEEN HOSTERT Band, Cauldron, Friendship, Hi-Eco-Sy, High Life, Business Manager, High Lights, Assistant Editor, Lens and Shutter, Ouill and Scroll . . . HARRIET HOTCHKISS- Friendship . . , LOIS HUNT' Friendship, Prom . . . BESSIE IMBURGIAV -Friendship, Lens and Shutter . , . WILLIE LOU IACKSON --Band, G. A. A., Prom . . . CARLOTTA IAMISON- - Booster, French, 3, Friendship, 2, 3, Frolics, Hostess, Red Cross Council, 3, Prom, Honor Society. CATHERINE IANOSIK Dramatic, G. A. A., Speakers . . . ROLAND IEFFERSV-A Cappella . . . NORMA IENKINS- - Monitor , . . MARY IESIONEKW Commercialites . . . ELOISE IOHNSON - Echoes, French, Friendship, Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society . . , IAN IONES Not graduate. OLIVER IONES 'Hi-Y, Lettermen, Monitor, Safety . . . ALMA IULIAN---Band . . . ELIZABETH KARL- Friendship, Hi-Eco-Sy: Lens and Shutter, l, Speakers . . , HELEN KELLER' Friend- ship . . . SHIRLEY KING---G. A. A .... IAMES KIRIAZIS, Weirton, West Virginia, Hi-Y, Football, High Life, High Lights. VALERIAN KNEPP Safety . . . HOWARD KNOFSKY-'Football Manager, Alpha-Lits, Band, Booster, l, 2, Cauldron, Dramatic, Frolics, Red Cross Council, Lettermen, Monitor, Orchestra, Prom, Spanish, Speakers, Victory Corps, Class Basketball, Football, Track, Commencement, Senior Play . , . AILEEN KUHEN--A Friendship, High Lights . . . IEAN KUTSKO- Booster, Echoes, Friendship, Frolics, Spanish . . . IOAN KUTSKO- Booster, Echoes, Friendship, Frolics, Spanish . . . GEORGE LAAKSO-A-Monitor. l President, 2 Vice President, 3 Secretary, 4 -Treasurer. I UNE iii Page Forty lie WILLIAM LA MERE-Hi-Y . . . MARY LANYI-Commercial- ites . . . ALICE LARAWAY-Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy. ANNE LAW-Friendship: Safety . . . MARIE LAZAREVICI-If Codets: Friendship: G. A. A.: Prom . . .SUE LAZOR-Friendship: G. A. A.: Prom. MARY LEFTER-Friendship . . . HENRY LEPOLA-Band: Frolics: Orchestra: Class Basketball . . , IACK LESLIE-Frolics: High Life: Hiqh Lights: Monitor. DAVID LICHTENSTEIN-A. T. Committee: Booster: Class Treas- urer: Dramatic: Frolics: Class Basketball: Monitor: Spanish: Speakers: Student Council, Senior Play . . . EDNA LOKEN- Band: Frolics: Victory Corps . . . KATHLEEN LONG-Booster: Commercialites, 3: Echoes: Friendship: Frolics: Honor Society: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Speakers: Student Council. WILLIAM LOVELESS-Not graduate , . ... FRANCIS LOWRYI- Aeneid: Monitor . . . ADELA LUBIANETZKI--Student Council. DONNA LUDWICKeFriendship, 3: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hostess: Spanish: Student Council . . . ANDY LUPTAK . . . PAUL MACKEY. CLASS -if Page Forty-one B' Six Honor Students prove there is no rationing of brain power in the Iune Class. Standing-eC. Grdinich and B. Summerhays, seated-F, Dellick, R. Thornan, M. Malharn I. Paar. 1 MARIAN MALI-IAM-Aeneidy Alpha-Litsg Cauldron, Editorg Dra- maticg Friendship: High Life, Editor, Assistant Editor: High Lights, Editor, Honor Society, 3: Red Cross Councily Quill and Scroll: Promg Speakers: Senior Play Committeeg Honor Student, Commencement . . . IAY MANNING . . . LIVIAN MARULAKIS-- Friendship: Safety. ROSE MASCIO-Friendship: Hostess, Safety, Student Council . . . ANNE MATEYv--Cauldron: Friendshipg Frolicsp Hi-Eco-Sy, High Life: High Lights: Safety, Prom: Speakersg Quill and Scroll . . . MARIORIE MAYHUGH. GRETCHEN MEISTERN-A. T. Committee, Booster: Cheerleader: Dramatic, Echoesg French, 35 Friendship: Frolics, Red Cross Council, 1: Promg Honor Societyg Senior Play . . . HARLAN MILLER-Bandg Orchestra . . . MAX MILLER-A Cappella: Band, Monitor: Orchestra. GLORIA MONTENERI . . . BETTY MORALES-Zoology . . . SALLY ANN MORGAN --f- A Cappella, Aeneidy Alpha-Lits, 4: Dramatic, 25 Friendship, 2, Frolicsy Safetyg Prom: Honor Society. SUZANNE MORROW-French, Friendship: Frolicsy Prom . . . DOROTHY MORTONW-Friendship, High Life, High Lights, As- sistant Editor , . . HELEN MULLEE-Friendshipg Frolicsy Lens and Shutter, 3, Prom. JUNE -,Et Page Forty-two H+ l 5' T7 1 DOROTHY MULLEN---Friendship: Lens and Shutter: Safety: Spanish . . . WILLARD MUNZ--Cortland, Ohio: Band: Class Basketball: Hi-Y . . . DON MCCONNELL Frolics: High Life: Hiqh Lights: Hi-Y: Prom: Stunt . . . BILL MCDONALD'-Bethel, Penn- sylvania: Monitor . . . CHARLES McKAY Cauldron: Chess: Frolics: High Life: High Liqhts: Monitor: Ouill and Scroll: Prom . . . LETHA MCKEAN Commercialites. MARABEL NEWTON A Cappella: Aeneid: Alpha-Lits: Cauldron: Dramatic: Friendship: Frolics: Hiqh Life: High Liqhts: Editor: Safety: Prom: Honor Society . . . IIM NICKEL---Alpha-Lits: Booster: Dramatic: Hi-Y: Class Basketball, Baseball: Monitor: Prom: Football: Track: Frolics: Senior Play . . . TOM NICULA' Football . . . IUAN NIPPELL'--Band: Commercialites: Echoes: Frolics: Lens and Shutter: Red Cross: Honor Society . . . EDWIN NOBLE f-Columbia, Washington: Southinqton, Ohio: A Cappella: Frolics: Orchestra: Commencement . . . MARIORIE NORTON- f A. T. Committee: Booster: Cheerleader, Captain: Class Secretary: Dramatic l, 2: Friendship: Frolics: Lettermen: Prom: Student Council, 3: Honor Society: Senior Play. HELEN OBERLANDER A Cappella: Friendship: Frolics: Prom: Commencement , , , MICHELINA OGNIBENE--Cauldron: Friend- ship: Lens and Shutter . . . NATI-IANIEL OLIVER . . . IIM PAAR- - A, T. Committee: Aeneid, l: Frolics: Honor Society: Red Cross Council: Monitor: Orchestra: Prom: Speakers: Student Council: Honor Student: Commencement . . . REBECCA PALMER- A Cappella: Safety . . . COOLA PANTELAS-VG. A. A. KETSA PANTELAS . . . ANNE PAPADAKISV-fCornmercialites: G. A. A .... BILL PAPALAS . . . BILL PENMAN- Frolics: Hi-Y: Honor Society, 2: Lettermen: Monitor: F. A. Operator: Prom: Speakers: Baseball: Basketball: Victory Corps . . . FLORENCE PERIOL . . . CARL PETRONELLI--Hi-Eco-Sy: Hi-Y: Class Foot- ball: Monitor: Football. l President: 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4 Treasurer CLASS -'Sf Page Forty-three B CLARA PITINII Conimercialites: Friendship 4 , , IACK POLENA -4 Class Vice President: Honor Society: Lettermen, 3, 4: Monitor: Prom: Football: Basketball, Captain: Track: Senior Play Com- mittee: Class Basketball: I-Ii-Eco-Sy , 4 4 FRANK PONIKVAR-- Class Football: Monitor . . 4 TRAIAN POP Echoes: Class Basketball: Honor Society . . . FRANK POULOS Monitor . . PAYE PRICE Friendship, Safety4 MAXINE PRICE Huntinqdon, Pennsylvania: Typing: Red Cross 4 . . GEORGIANNA PRINCE Friendship . . . IOHN PRUSSEY-W Class Basketball 4 . . DICK PRYCE Warren, Pennsylvania: Monitor . . . IACK PRYOR Hiah Lights: Class Basketball . . . ROSAMOND RADOFF Cauldron: Commercialites: Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Life, Assistant Editor: Hiqh Liqhts, Editor: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Speakers: Student Council. ROBERTA RAEBURN . . . PHIL RANSBOTTOM tNo picture? . . IOHN RESZEGI . 4 . CARMELLA RICCI . . . IOANNE RICE Cornmercialites: Friendship . 4 . PAULINE RIFFLE 'Codet: Com- mercialites: Friendship . . . LOIS MAE RIMER' Butler, Pennsyl- vania. WILLIAM RINTALA Band: Chess: French . 4 4 RUTH RISHEL - Friendship: Frolics: Red Cross Council: Safety: Zoology . . . GRACE RITCH -Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom . . . GEORGE ROBERTSON --Dramatic: Frolics: Hiqh Lights: Lettermen: Moni- tor: Prom: Student Council, 2: Football , 4 . RAYMOND ROODH- Frolics: Student Council: Stunt . . . KATHRYN ROSE- G. A. A. I President: 2 Vice President: 3 Secretary: 4 Treasurer wg. JUNE CLASS Page Forty-four Hs DORIS-LEE ROYSTON---Band: Friendship: Orchestra, 3 . . . RENE RUFO-Friendship: Prom . . . LEON SAMPLE-Hi-Y: Monitor. MARY SAUER-Alpha-Lits: Commercialites: Friendship: Safety: Prom: Zoology , . . BETTY IANE SCHWARTZ-A Cappella: Friendship, l: Frolics: Orchestra: Prom: Victory Corps: Honor Society: Commencement . . . BOB SEIPLE-A Cappella: Alpha- Lits: Frolics: Monitor: Orchestra: Class Track: Stunt, l: Honor Society: Commencement. TUNIS SELBY-Frolics: High Life: High Lights: Class Basketball: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Baseball: Football . . . ALAN SEP- PELIN . . . DONALD SHADY-Safety. FRANK SHAFFER-Monitor . . . LAURA BELLE Sl-lAFFER+ New Texas, Pennsylvania: Cornmercialites: Friendship: Prom . . . PAUL SHELLHAMMER-Band: Frolics, PETE SHEPTOCK-Class President: Honor Society: Red Cross Council: Lettermen: Monitor: Safety: Prom: Basketball: Track: Commencement: Senior Play . . . MARGARET SHICKLEY-V-Ha bart, Indiana: Glee: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy . . . VERNELL SHIPLEY- Mount Dora, Florida: Frolics: Prom: Spanish: Echoes, Assistant Editor: Glee: Friendship: Honor Society: Senior Play. Think Hard, Kids. Don't those seniors look in- telligent! They are taking the Ohio State Psy- chological test, which is something to look forward to, underclassmen. CThe Whole testing program at Harding is directed by Misses Mary Duck and Marie O'Rourke.l ROYAL SILLITOE--Hi-Y: Monitor: Safety: Zoology . . , MARY SKARLIS-W Aliquippa, Ohio: Class Officer, l: G. A. A .... PAT SKELDON---Friendship: Frolicsz High Life: High Lights: Prom: Spanish . . . IACK SMELTZER Hi-Y: Class Basketloall: Monitor . . . NATHAN SMITH 'A Cappella: Alpha'Lits: Cauldron: Frolics: Honor Society: Class Basketball: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Student Council: Football: Track: Victory Corps: Come mencement . . . EDWARD SNYDER A. T, Committee: Aeneid: Alpha-Lits: Cauldron: Echoes: Frolics: High Life, Editor: High Lights: Honor Society: Lens and Shutter: Monitor: P. A. Operator: Ouill and Scroll: Speakers. CATHERINE SOLTESZ Codets: Conimercialites, 4: Friendship: Frolics: Prom: Victory Corps: Honor Society . . . RUTH STAR- GELL'-Commercialites . . . IEANNE STIENSTRA -Friendship: Safety . . . ROBERT STODDART . . . MARY ANN STRABLEY Commercialites: Friendship . . . RALPH STUART A Cappella: Monitor: Commencement. BETTY SUMMERHAYS Aeneid: Alpha-Lits: Chess: Dramatic: Echoes, Editor: Friendship: Frolics: Honor Society: Red Cross Council: Speakers: Student Council: Honor Student: Com- mencement: Senior Play . . . MARGE TEPFER' Canton, Ohio: Cvlee: Student Council: Alpha-Lits: Dramatic: Friendship, His- torian: Hostess: Prom: Spanish . . . HELEN TERMINE . . . RICHARD THOMAN- Cauldron, Editor: Dramatic: Echoes: Frolics: Honor Society, I: P. A-Operator: Prom: Stunt, I, 4: Victory Corps: Honor Student: Class Track: Commencement . . . IMOGENE THOMAS Dramatic: Friendship: Hostess: Red Cross Council: Safety: Student Council . . , VIRGINIA THOMAS - Aeneid, 3: Booster, 3: Echoes: Friendship, 2: Frolics: Honor Society, 3: Student Council, 4. NORMA THOMPSON A Cappella: Friendship, 4: Safety: Prom . . . ROSE TIMAR--Band . . . DON TISHMAN' Class Bas- ketball: Football: Monitor: Safety . . . BETTY TOTTEN---A Cappella: Booster: Prom: Friendship: Commencement: Senior Play . . . MARTHA TREKURW--Band . . . STEVE TSAGARIS- Cheerleader: Class Basketball: Monitor: Orchestra: Prom. K Q t JUNE Page Forty-six SYLVIA TSIMPINOS-Commercialites: G. A. A .... IEANNE TURRELL-A Cappella: Band: Echoes: French: Friendship: Honor Society: Orchestra: Senior Play Committee . . . WILMA TUSTIN-Canton, Ohio: Glee. BETTY ULISHNEYwCommercialttes: G. A. A.: Friendship: Red Cross Council: Safety: Honor Society . . . CAROL VAN AUKER- A Cappella: Echoes: Friendship: Honor Society: Commence- ment . . . DALE VAN FOSSAN-Salem, Ohio: Class Football: Stunt, 3: Monitor: Zoology. VIRGINIA VLASIC-G. A. A .... ELEANOR VOZARiCom- mercialites, 1: Friendship: G. A. A.: Safety: Honor Society HENRY WALDECKfEchoes: H:-Y: Class Football, Besketiyfiltf Baseball: Monitor: Prom: Honor Society. IOANNE WARD--A Cappella: Commercialites: Safety: Com- mencement . . . KENNETH WAREHAM . . . TED WARNER- Monitor. RICHARD WATSON--Band: Frolics: Hi'Y: Orchestra . . . DON WERNERWHLY . . . GLORIA WHITLEY-A Cappella: Dramatic: French: Friendship: Frolics: G. A. A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Prom: Spanish: Speakers: Commencement. GLADYS WILKINS-Birmingham, Alabama: Dramatic: A Cap- pella: Band: G. A. A .... KATHRYN WILKINSONWCodets: Commercialites: Friendship: Safety: Honor Society . . . FANNIE WILLIAMS. 1-President: 2-Vice President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer. CLASS it Page Forty-seven P34- HOLLOMAN WILLIAMS-Monitor, Prom, Class Basketball, Foot- ball, Track . . . DOROTHY WILSON-Friendship, Class Officer, 3 . . . IEANNE WISEMAN-Friendship. MARTHA WlSHART4Washinqton, Pennsylvania, Student Coun- cil, 2, Glee, Friendship, l, Booster, Echoes, Frolics, Prom, Zoology, Honor Society, Commencement . . . WALTER WOI- TOWICZ . . . GEORGE WOOD-Lebanon, Tennessee. PAULINE WOOD--Nelsonville, Ohio, Band, Camera, Orchestra, Victory Corps . . . GEORGE WOODCOCK-Aeneid, Frolicse Hi-Y, Class Basketball, Football, Monitor, Prom, Student Council . . . CLARA YOHO-Band, Friendship, Lens and Shutter, Safety, Spanish. ERNESTINE YOUNG--Band, Friendship, Frolics . . IOSEPH ZIPPERER-Monitor . . . ELTON HOFFMAN. BRUCE LAMPSON . . . KEITH MASTERS . . . EDDIE SCHOTT. EDGAR KROMER . . . HERBERT PLUNKARD. l-President, 2--Vice President, 3----Secretary, 4--Treasurer. W. K Z X 4 'X L 5 Xi ,vi I x 4 I I UN E CLASS Page Forty-eight ia- 'NW Qu- , .- The Homecoming Queen reigns in the RAIN. What ci night! Capt. E. Kvesifli, D. Conder, B. Kinipel, Booster Prexie B. Birrell, Queen M. Tepfer, P, A. Sohultz, M. F. Compton, P'rexie Spencer. Mardi Gras for Victory is highlighted hy the Coronation of Regina B. Byrnes and Rex C. Roderick. Q? Page Forty- At the queen Smith, Norton, P'-s 'ww YW' Spring Festival of 1944. lovely pastel Colors, worn by the ond her Court, qive o striking Moy Doy effect. Rear--P. B. I. Schwartz, D. Kimpel: front--M, DiPe-mc, Queen M. R. Ahrendt. nine Re 17th ANNUAL FROLICS The Great Big Doorstep, presented by the Iune Class on May 18 and 19, is a gay comedy about the struggles of the Crochet family to buy a home in keeping with their magnificent front doorsteps. The cast included: Rear-Dewey Crochet CI. Nickell, Dave Tobin CH. Knofskyl, Radio Announcer CH. Casel, Commodore CD. Lichtensteinl, Arthur Crochet CP. Sheptocklp row 2-Evvie Crochet CG. Meister? Topal Crochet CM. Nortonl, Mrs. Crochet CR. Ahrendtl Phyllis Olmstead CM. I. Bakerl, Director L. Kemp front-Tayo Delacroix CF. Harrisl, Elna Crochet CV Shipleyl, Mrs. Beaumont Crochet CB. Sumrnerhaysl Fleece Crochet CB. Tottenl, Mrs. Dupre CN. Cornminsl I l .TUNE PLAY 1 I CLASS Deets Club was one of the five snappy dance ing groups. CRemember the sharp wigs of the she-males?J Pictured: E. Kroen, P. Grow A. Howell, G. Marsh, I. Smith, S. Day, M. Mellinqer, P. McGowan, M. Miller, M. Bar- rick, M. Davis, M. Martz. Master of the eighty-eight. E. Noble, done noble. Clarinetist F. Serrino put pep into the Polka-Dots. The Guy Nineties Trio, C. Gettia, C. Lara- way, and R. Seiple, harmonize a medley of old favorites. A Hit-but definitely. B. Fritz and M. I. Baker. ln cz Colonial Days settinq, seniors danced the Hoop-Skirt Hop and the Constitution Swing. ln formal reqalia, they pass down the line, headed by Dr. and Mrs. Mohannah, Mr. Turner, and Mrs. and Mr. Mollenkopf. Service please, for M. L. Consider, B. Buresti, L. Sample, and D. Bane, who sit out a dance at the Ianuary Prom. Icmuary Class of 1946 is sponsored by Miss Dorothy Berq ond Mr. George Swcmey. Officers include V. Pres. C. Lordis, Sec. L. Miller, Treos. C. Wyres, Pres. G. Myers. This clorss, with the Iune Cioss of '46, put cxcross the Iunior Mix . . . Grolb cr coke. IIBIIACL-ASS' . , U55 M iiiiffiw W JUNIOR N01 2.05 2. 12. izoz 'C' 211 HOMEROOM 205'-MISS HOMEROOM 212 '- REAR-T. Hirt, 6, T, Humes, D. Nordquest, F. Norton, 3, C Lardis, 1. ROW 4-W. Hawk, R. Hosterman, G. Myers, 1, W. Heard, V Holloway, P. I-Ioma, D. Kahn, 6, I. Luoma, B. Lampson, I. Martin A. Luptak. ROW 3-A. Meigs, 4, H. Moore, 6, W. Kraker, P. Ott, M. Pearl G. Malys, L. Hayford, B. Kidd, A. Keriotis, E. Herron, Z, G. Metea HOMEROOM 202'- HOMEROOM 211'- REAR-R. Billion, D. Eli, R. Burdock, L. Griffith, W. Blakely, H. Bangert, 5, F. Leposky, L. Corbin, F. Benbow. ROW 4-R. Brewer, I. Gomer, R. Donko, L. Haberstroh, I. De Foor, I. Loucks, 2, 6, F. Bielecki, A. Pinion, D. Glassford, F. Burns. ROW 3-A. Brown, A. Bacini, W. Fowler, G. Brisley, M. Gouirand 6, I. Young, M. Berezny, C. Wilson, A. Brown, I. Crenshaw, E Allgood, A. Di Perna. HOMEROOM 117'- HOMEROOM 207'- REAR-L. Taylor, B. La Buda, l, B. Young, N. Shaver, B. Papalas, I. Zackeroff, W. Taylor, A. White, R. Walker. ROW 3-I. Lillie, I. Tereba, L. Whitmore, L. Brown, R. Stein, D. Rigel, M. Uitto, I. Gentithes, I. Stephens, D. Challenger. ROW 2-Mr. Harnar, K. Rose, D. Edwards, E. Zeaken, 4, A Zenevich, G. Thomas, I. Thumm, B. Wilson, l, P. Williams, 3 Mr. Nickel. 1 1 MISS MISS ELEANOR IEWELL In Memoriam RUTH A. PARTRIDGE WILLIAM HART ROW 2-Miss Partridge, L. Mason, N. Holzbach, I. Hunt, M. Petrick, D. Moyer, E. Palmer, F. lannizzaro, L. Hardaway, W. Iackson, Miss Iewell, FRONT-H. Meigs, P. Lafferty, H. Kosto, M. Myers, I. Hare, 4, L. Miller, B. I. Iones, I. Iessup, B. Kayafas, D. Harcarik, H. Hovance. NOT IN PICTURE-C2051 Emil Krempasky, Robert McBane, Dean Iewell, Ethel Iohnson, Walter Konopka, Betty Korth, 37 12121 Octavia Owens. RUTH M. LA POLLA MR. IVAN E. MASSAR ROW 2-Miss LaPolla, Y. Faggioli, S. Bell, M. Cole, I. Coulter, 1, N. Cocuzzi, P. Fisher, R. Fritz, D. Young, A. Dowe, Mr. Massar. FRONT-M. Haller, I. Burns, M. Boyes, 6, R. Addicott, 4, T. Bettine, L. Di Censo, I. Astolfi, B. Byrnes, l, A. Lenio, 3, M. Dando, 3, F. Grudowski. NOT IN PICTURE-f202l David Daugherty, Steve Frenckko, Gerald Wenlcer, Mary Ford, Carolyn Wilson: f2llJ Isabel Bigg, Bolo Busbey, 2, Elizabeth Chizmar. MR. FRANK E. I-IARNAR MR. GEORGE E. NICKEL FRONT-M. Swegan, F. Stevenson, D. Williams, M. West, D. Morton, P. Potter, C. Wyres, 6, K. Walters, M. Watson, 2, R. Salen, A. Weston. NOT IN PICTURE-Cll7J Richard Vesey, Betty Stowe, Alice Tabacco, Eileen Wagner, Martha Williams, Walter Wojtowiczz f207J Vern Muntain, 2, Helen Oberlander, 3, 4, 6, Rose Timar, William Smith, Rose Palcich, Harriet Hotchkiss, Freeman Haun, Thelma Frierson. l-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer, 5-Program Chairman: 6-War Stamp Chairmang -First Semester 117 8: 207 .,. . -.-.. 312 8: 306 HOMEROOM 312'--MR. HAROLD H. HETZLER In Memoriam HOMEROOM 306'-MR. WILLIAM P. SULLIVAN ROBERT SCHOULTZ REAR-R. Schoultz, L. Wright, G. Condoleon, W. Williamson, L. Shakley, W. Savage, W. Rintala, P. Price, C. Manofsky, I. Pavlik, I. Wolkoff, N. Williamson. ROW 3-C. Roderick, l, I. Sekula, I. Stahl, P. Shellhammer, R. Robison, W. Weirich, K. Yee, I. Wilkinson, R. White, G. Wagner, 1, 6, L. Reed. ROW 2-Mr. Hetzler, I. Cartwright, V. Seem, D. Prigg, D. Seem, L. Long, C. Riley, K. Reed, M. Wolfe, I. Wack, Mr. Sullivan. FRONT-M. Sicuro, B. Rice, A. Laraway, G. Young, R. Young, A. Vescere, M. Wilson, R. M. White, 3, M. I. Wilson, 6, H. White, 2, P. Zinn. NOT IN PICTURE-C3125 Ioe Salcone, Donna McCaughtry, Dolores Smart, Mary Sotakg f306l Abe Williams, Harold Williamson, Louise Wojtowicz. I-IOMEROOM 107'--MR. RAYMOND M. CRAWFORD HOMEROOM I06 '-MR. REARW-I. Cupples, R. Aurand, I. Sherman, 6. H. Ackerman, R. Williams, L. Brown, E. Milway, D. Brehm, B. Baker, 1, I. Alex- ander, F. Boyle, 2. ROW 4eW. Knoske, D. Carrico, P. Golias, C. Antonelli, R. Brugler, R. Bollas, G. Cassudakis, I. Cornicelli, W. Moore, S. Acerno, I. Caulfield. ROW 3-W. Thomas, H. Gregory, M. Coons, M. Carmack, B. Boardwine, B. I. Bates, M. Yeldell, G. Chilson, I. Householder, L. Baroni, V. Casamento, L. Botar, 3, R. Allsopp. HOMEROOM 108 ' -MR KENNETH L. KRAKER ROW 2-Mr. Crawford, V. Cipriani, M. Phelps, M. March, D. Brown, I. Curcio, G. Currence, L. Ash, M. Burkett, D. Davis, F. Brogdon, Mr. Kraker. FRONT-E. Costanzo, B. Baker, A. Carbone, I. Czibula, M. Davis, 3, M. Barrick, 5, S. Day, M. Cassel, 2, I. Clark, F. Corp, V. Campana, 6, K. Bakeris, T. Eddington, I. Bundas. NOT IN PICTURE-flO6J Rozel Beatty, Amelia Achim, Margaret Binko, Ida Brininger, Iane Ewing: 11071 Irene Castle, Virginia Clark, Eileen Dailey, Wallie Craver, l, William Day, Earl Hoqenmiller, Leo Newsome, Iames Cassidy. . GEORGE R. SWANEY HOMEI-IOOM 204'-MR. MERRILL F. COOLEY REAR-B. I-lerlinger, A. Fabrizio, l, D. Durst, D. Kimpel, S. Kuhart, L. Dunkerton, 4, D. Leihgeber, M. Lazor, I. Lucas, B. Lewis. ROW 5-L. Fritz, I. Kline, W. Fannin, D. Ewing, C. Delahunty, P. Gehrlein, R. Tounshencleaux, B. Kordes. ROW 4-I. Fraser, I. Dershaw, A. Di Giacobbe, P. Kimpel, C. Laraway, l, I. Leisy, B. Dorff, S. Yee, E. Lillicotch, E. Lewis, R. Woodward. ROW 3eI. Kinder, N. Del Vecchio, G. Treater, M. Latimer, R. Fotinos, R. Cook, E. Kroen, A. Dreer, L. Fowler, 6, E. Edwards. ROW 2-Mr. Swaney, M. Layman, 2, M. Leach, G. Lenhart, H. Kobasiar, B. Kapnisky, S. Kordes, M. Letcher, 3, H. Korodi, A. Gwilt, S. Dixon, Mr. Cooley. FRONT-M. Lilley, M. Kuhen, M. Fromm, F. Nolan, M. Florack, I. Shurtleff, M. Dienstbier, 2, E. Knorr, M. Foley, E. Kinderman, A. Kondzich. NOT IN PlCTUREktl08I Antoinette Doviclio, 3, Henry Magusiak, Helen Marching 12041 Richard Iones, Ioe Klein, Eugene Klingen- smith, Ralph Lake, Merlia Lemley, Robert Shannon. l-President, 2eVice President, 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurery 5-Program Chairmang 6-War Stamp Chairmang '-First Semester -PEI Page Fifty-four lik' 101 106 108 201 Armistice Day is commemorated by a student as- Now's the time to confer about the Spring Festival sembly. Participating are: Cfronti F. Bolotin, T. Ed - 'll S D ' l'1 L . . ' , dmeien, s. Yee, K. Yee, B. Bifreii, Mr. Birrell, R. Em porlfor MW? F NY' QWIGGSD MM WIISOC. Barkley: Creari Miss Barrick, R. Herst, I. Wolkotf, ponsor rs' Gnome ISDH' ec' ' CUCO' ' D. Priqq, P. Williams, M. Newton, G. Whitley, PTQS. I.WO1kOft,PreS.T.LOt2. I. Gomer. -if Page Fifty-live lie HOMEROOM 218'-MISS HELEN M. RIDGLEY HOMEROOM 313'-MRS. KATHRYN T. MCCURDY REAR-R. Hardman, M. Halterman, R. Noble, R. Godiciu, R Peirolo, R. Nader, T. McGuire, R. Oatley, 2, T. Murray, B Nunley, G. Hiedaris, G. Gherlein, R. Miller, P. Hadley, C Schickley. ROW 4-E. Graham, P. O'Connor, N. Montecalvo, R. Murray, P. McGowan, 6, C. Hall, 5, B. Heasley, 3, D. McMillin, C. Gettig, 1, L. Heath, W. Hanawalt, E. Nolfi. ROW 3-H. Halchak, M. Miller, I. Nims, P. Grow, 6, P. Gorga, H. Nunamaker, R. Millikin, 3, M. Greene, C. Griffith, M. Meneely, D. Dunn, E. Grabovac. ROW 2eMiss Ridgley, I. McAleer, I, George, N. Mooney, P. Hastings, C. Moran, I. Moyer, S. Hadden, M. Gruenig, R. Harper, I. Mitchell, L. Monty, Mrs. McCurdy. FRONT-N. Perry, l, R. Leneer, l. Peristeris, O. Obletiloff, V. Newmiller, C. Graham, D. Gill, R. Harris, L. Pernice, M. Palcich, H. McCullough, D. Gray, E. Morrison, S. Hall. NOT IN PICTURE-H3131 Rita Deneen, Bernice Sanders, Barbara Reigelman, Arnold Hannuksela, Clarke Murdock: C2181 Albert Mindek, Barbara Wood, Louis Papalios, Estelle Asolas. HOMEROOM 304'-MRS. MIRIAM S. MCCORKLE HOMEROOM 213'-MISS MARY E. DUCK REAR-F. Solida, T. Sabino, H. Steenbergh, R. Wear, I. Blair, B. Thompson, G. Vasbinder, C. Schade, R. Woods, F. Sweet, S. Stocz ROW 4-G. Stratakis, G. Ryan, C. Wright, H. Solida, I. Slunosky P. Schick, P. Ulam, G. Tropf, 3, T. Sandy, 2, T. Sawyer, C Sujzina, I. Del Bene. ROW 3-G. Tilsher, A. Veri, 1, I. Spade, C. Unger, D. Martin L. Sabor, H. Vryniotis, M. Smith, I. Scott, 3, M. Simon, I. Smith, l, T. Thomas. 1 ROW 2-Miss Duck, A. Tueche, I. Schwartz, A. Stanich, D. Tomazin, I. Schwartz, 6, R. Stevens, 6, M. Tucker, M. Stanisha, A. Sabatini, Mrs. McCorkle. FRONTeM. Veres, l, E. Snyder, H. Spitilli, C. Tatalo, L. Toth, H. Stowe, A. Thompson, S. Van Gorder, E. Susko, I. Stefano, M. Spengler, I. Snyder. NOT IN PICTURE-C5041 Gloria Scippio, Iames Hill, Leonard Siko, Howard Smith, Robert Kovach, Edwin Marshall, Marianne San- ders: 12131 Robert Vasbinder, Doris Bean, Vilma Stoor, Gloria Tynes, Iim Van Huffel. HOMEROOM 203'-MISS EMILY L. KAUFMAN HOMEROOM 301'-MISS MARY ALICE HELTZEL REAR-R. Killinen, D. Iones, R. Hughes, A. Kays, D. Howell C. Hickox, l, I. Leopardi, R. Hinkle, P. O'Rourke, T. Kennedy. ROW 4-A. Racco, D. Quinlan, I. Ienos, P. Iakubisin, P. Holupko, E. Rufo, T. Iackman, R. Herbert, V. Hill, l. ROW 3-L. Ienyk, H. Kotch, D. Veronick, M. Rimar, W. Rozycki D, Hoyes, 2, 6, E. Henderson, D. Iulian, I. Phillips, B. Herst R. Hunt. ROW 2-Miss Kaufman, G. Kelly, S. Allard, 6, S. Schott, M. Stern, H. Petkovich, A. Howell, D.. Hendrickson, B. I. Reed, D. Reibold, L. Ricci, Miss Heltzel. FRONT-I. Pounds, B. Karl, 3, B. Pollick, P. Reick, G. Rowland, D. Kihn, B. Pollick, M. Petrovich, R. Roca, I. Hastler, B. Barrick- man, 3, I. Rinzella, A. Radu. NOT 1N PICTURE--C2031 Eileen Ionesg C3Ull Retha Rounds, Walter Pytlik, Edith Rising, Edith Iones, Mary Ann Pilgrim, Dan Schultz, Frank Wasylink. lfPresidentp 2--Vice President, 3-Secretaryy 4-Treasurerg 5-Program Chairmang 6--War Stamp Chairman: '-First Semester 203 8: 301 Programs! Buy cr program! By moonlight, in rcxin, or Miss Berg: Reorr--M. Dcmdo, B. Korth, H. Petkovich, in snow, these sgleswomen gre on the job gt every L. Botorr, M. Lcrymgn, L. Miller, K. Reed. football gcrme. Bow lfL. Hcryforcl, S. Von Gorder, B Herst, B, Kcrygfgs, N. Cocuzzi, F. Grudowski, M Dorvis, I. Clcrrky Row 2-Mrs. Nilson, I. Iessup, G. Brisley, L. Mason, M. Petrick, M. Sotcrk, M. Yeldell, Inhale, directs technician to S. DuPlgir1 cms she gets her Tuberculosis X-Boy. P. Bekolcx gwgits her turn. 304 2.13 2.15 4- 313 Ianuary Class of 1947 organizes. FronteeSponsors Eleanor Ieweii and Georqe Nickel, Sec. B. Louqhrie, Treas. I. Gerald: rear-Pres. A. Hinkson, V. Pres. I. Boqers. Seeing double? No, it's our seven sets of twins. Row 1-Iane and lean Atkins, Marian and Sarah Stark, Ioanne and Iean Kutskop raw 2-Sally and Ruth Du Plain, Betty and Barbara Poilickg rear-Iimrny and Iune Daqer, Marilyn and Virginia Meeker. 217 101 2.06 115 HOMEROOM 217'--MISS MARGARET A. DENNISON HOMEROOM 101'-MISS VELMA E. HARTMAN REAR-D. Arnold, E. Offerdahl, F. Mahan, C. Brogdon, S. Robins, F. Medley, T. Lotz, D. Ljubicich, D. Campana, D. Bertuzzi. ROW 4'-A. Callion, B. Brownlee, C. Clark, B. Achladis, D. Boone, R. Antonelli, M. Michelakis, V. Allison, E. Smith, K. Anderson. ROW 3-B. Reisman, G. Maroulakis, E. Byrd, 2, 6, D. Berry, I. Andoga, C. Cappella, L. Maranqoni, 2, M. Barrickman, I. Barrow, E. Berryman, R. Brown, E. Boker. ROW 2-Miss Hartman, M. March, S. Limpach, G. Marsh, M. Mellinqer, M. Martz, 1, I. Lyons, C. Bias, B. Blaich, O. Martin, H. Michalovich, W. Mermer, 6, Miss M. Dennison. FRONT-M. Burrows, 1, H. Kropolinsky, N. Mannella, R. Mazzie, N. Maxwell, S. Marlowe, D. Bryson, M. Alvaro, B. Bilchak, B. Michaelson, K. Miller, M. Becker, 3, D. Marco, 3, 4. NOT IN PICTURE-C2171 Esther Mackey, Irene Iones, Frank Ivlatey: C1013 Ollie Brown, Frank Nyitrai, Iack Brown, Ruthalice Adams, Anne Benko. - HOMEROOM 206'-MISS DOROTHY E. HART HOMEROOM 115'-MRS. ELSIE H. MATHEWS REARfR. Iohnson, R. Ienkins, T. Dickson, I. Cickelli, T. Kennedy, I. Fawcett, D. Dann, 1, I. Iesionek, E. Yohem, I. Ritch. ROW 4-I. Duda, V. Turo, W. Dramel, T. Fittipaldo, I. Manley, F A. Charnis, G. Marino, C. Clark, F. Chance, 6, R. Dilley, Kachenko. ROW 3-V. Corsatea, A. Mantovani, C. Iones, B. Loughrie, 1 V. Kush, M. Liberatore, G. Kistler, 6, L. Fiore, D. Lowrie, A Celedonia, D. Chalop, M. Lengyel, B. Lesnoski. ROW 2-Miss Hart, I. Kallio, C. Kistler, B. Fulton, E. Carson, M. Frierson, G. Dansby, I. Cilfone, M. Cornicello, C. Carbone, D. Fetterman, S. Iohnston, Mrs. Mathews. FRONT-O. Iohnson, M. Iones, M. Davies, D. Wilson, S. Kelly, C. Casper, N. Collier, I. Cole, S. Markopoulos, T. Drummond, L. Lucarelli, 3, C. Lefter, D. Evans, 3. NOT IN PICTURE-C2069 Ioe Fiorino, Harold Fee: H151 Margaret Iones. HOMEROOM 310'-MISS EUGENIA VLAD I-IOMEROOM 210'-MISS GERTRUDE H. LYNN REAR-I. Myers, 5, M. Sekerak, I. Rogers, 1, H. McBride, L. Swab. Samuels, B. Schuette, R. Nussel, D. McFall, N. Mitcheltree, 3, ROW 4-I. Rogers, D. Perrine, I. Powell, R. Scofield, H. Stigqers, S. Smith, D. Patton, T. Ricci, N. Porter, T. Mix, I. Murray. R. Naples, T. Ramicone, R. Mollenkopf. l, Miss Lynn. FRONT-A Snyder, I-1. Politsky, C. Pascale, V. Stafford, 6, ROW 3-I Robertson 2 I Robison M Smith M SCO.. C F. Spanakis, B. Martin, 5, H. Simon, C. Michelakis, A. Sideropolis, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' G. Mougianis, R. Simon, I. Simone, G. Rhine. Prather, E. Stefano, R. Murray, T. Osburn, O. Quarles, R. Sum- merhays, I . Somervill. NOT IN PICTURE--f3lOJ Michael Rubin, Donald Robinson, Iohn ROW 2-'Miss Vlad, V. Russel, 3, A, Peristeris, B. Pearle, 2, N. Shamrock, Nick Spelich, Patty Swab: KZIOI Barry McGuffie. l-President: 2+Vice President: 34Secretary: 4-Treasurer: 5-Program Chairman: 6-War Stamp Chairman: '-First Semester 310 8: 210 11O V + 305 '102 -4 105 An Apple for Teacher. B. Surnmerhays and R. I. day after the sixth Friday. Wow! The apples didn't Millikin applepolish Mr. Cooley, Miss Ridqley, take. Home go those books. Comparing report cards Miss Deemer, and even Mr. Lovett. are tfrontl R. Rowley, Cf. Kelly, H. Nunamaker, E. Costanzo, D. Kihn, L. lenyk, Crearl B. Clark, T. lack- Mind Your P's and F's. lt's that inevitable first Tues- man, E. lones, E. Kinderman, A. Howell. 41 Page Sixty lill- 103 8: 116 HOMEROOM 103'-MISS ALLIE M. CHALKER HOMEROOM 116'-MRS. RUTH I. VAN METRE REAR-I. Biliuris, B. Blakey, A. Calcin, E. Brooks, A. Bokros I. Ianis, E. Bogna, H. Hosch, D. Buell, R. Bettiker, D. Boyd. ROW 4-L. Imburgia, H. Kelly, N. Iaussan, D. Hrusovsky, P. Brake, D. Biliuris, B. Hostetler, I. Hoolihan, I. Hoover, 1, L. Brogan ROW 3-I. Braunberns, M. Boyle, D. Kellogg, P. Irby, D. Lariccia, A. Ben, S. Iames, A. Hromiko, A. Karaffa, D. Kellner, K. Iones, E. Capak. - ROW 2-Mrs. Van Metre, I. Kerr, 2, 3, P. Kelly, D. Kibler, R. Campbell, C. Reartori, I. Nicholas, A. Iursa, A. Ianosik, A. Capito, H. Beleny, D. Huffman, F. Golias, Miss Chalker. FRONT-M. Kincaid, S. Kaszowski, I-I. Zaucha, G. Leopardi, E. Boyd, I. Buresti, D. Borawiec, E. Bishop, V. Bross, K. Byard, I. Iames, 6, M. Lucas, M. Keifer. NOT IN PICTURE-t116l Iack-Housel, Irene Kacir, Christine Fon- doulis, Robert Irvin, 11031 Bill Benchia, Corlos Lyon, William Bole, Dan Ben, Eli Box, Edward Bevan. HOMEROOM 110'-MR. WILLIAM B. GASS HOMEROOM 308'-MISS MARTHA V. HARNAR REAR-T. Boyd, A. Testa, B. Hill, 1, D. West, W. Glover, W. Taylor, C. Guernati, T. I-lemon, L. Hart, R. Gehring, I. Gerald. ROW 3-I. Savakis, K. Totten, E. Williams, K. Tisher, T. Gliha, M. Hlywiak, D. Walters, R. Groat, 6, P. Wilson, G. Harris M. Graham. ROW 2-Miss Harnar, L. Harris, L. Vryniotis, G. Voit, B. Hults V. Horvath, M. Grimsley, M. Gillen, C. Hinkle, H. Geordan, 2 B. Wilson, Mr. Gass. FRONT-M. Harrison, G. Hicks, 3, S. Yannuci, P. Godiciu, R. Webb, L. Thompson, P. Toures, E. Talanco, B. Gesue, I. Hinton, I. Ulishney, M. Tinan, H. Gluck. NOT IN PICTURE-C3081 Ioe Hitch, Iarnes Tura, Vincent Tura, Iames Walker, Irvin Yohem, Edward Zigmont, Dick Walters, Marguerite Chapple, Mary Trafap C1101 Steve Futey, Iohn Gal- gozy, Arnold Hinkson, Robert Ilas, George Capito. HOMEROOM 102'-MRS. ELIZABETH CROSS HOMEROOM 105'-MISS IOSEPHINE GUARNIERI REAR-I. Clarkin, T. Baiduc, V. Ahart, C. Graham, I. Fedyszak, T. Andrusewicz, D. Ackerman. ROW 5-E. Barnett, M. Bassett, R. Bangert, 2, S. Fabry, I. Dun woody, I. Beadle, I. Baker, B. Ashley, R. Dunn, P. Badia, C. Force, P. Angelides, 1, H, Bectell. ROW 4-VB. Browning, A. Fisher, I. Di Censo, G. Dushnak, G. Fram, D. Flanders, B. Becker, D. Anderson, P. Duche, C. Drescher, N. Amorqeanos, F. Del Re, B. Eddie, 1, R. Alleman. ROW 3-T. Achladis, R. Gillespie, G. Doboy, E. Aronis, D. Lester, E. Clark, S. Dutro, P. Adams, M. Athen, H. Hitchcock, I. Evans, F. Flowers, 2. ROW 2-Mrs. Cross, B. Eaton, M. Elko, H. Astroslcy, D. Diochek, B. Douce, P. Dennis, P. Eckenrode, C. Althaus, B. Amrich, I. Foster, I. Allen, Miss Guarnieri. FRONT-G. Pritt, N. Beach, M. Anderson, M. Madigan, 5, D. Dick, I. Shaw, F. Pickett, I. Ford, B. Atkin, B. Atkin, G. Eisinman, A. Esau, D. Engstrom. NOT IN PICTURE-tlU5l Daniel Ferris, Gus Fotinos, 3, Thelma Dinko, Charles Drescherg tlO2l Norman Baer, Donald Barzak, George Beard, Tom Beers, Charles Adclicott, Tony Angelo, Marye Athya. X 1-President: 2-Vice Presidentg 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer: 5-Program Chairman: 6-War Stamp Chairman: '--First Semester -if Page Sixty-one IB'- 104 8: 113 HOMEROOM 104'-MISS ALICE M. PORTER HOMEROOM 113'-MR. DWIGHT B. LAI-'FERTY REAR-I. Griffith, l, I. Crabtree, G. Chaplin, G. Briggs, I. Gott, B. Hoffhines, I. Cassidy, R. Carey, D. Chancey, G. Coleman, Z, D. Haggerty, G. Osburn. ROW 4-B. Graham, G. Graham, S. Graham, M. Hay, G. Herwig, R. Cerar, D. Cardinal, 1, H. Hanson, E. Hague, I. Catterson, I. Cunningham, C. Richeson, D. Hanna, 2. ROW 3-L. Ballard, I. Dager, R. Hannuksela, T. Harcarik, F. Crenshaw, V. Bennett, I. Brogdon, R. Haberstroh, N. Chess, C. Carder, I. Dailey, A. Cerney, R. Chappel. ROW 2-Mr. Lafferty, V. D'Annunzio, F. Veri, R. Chaffee, B, F.. Cummins, A. Galano, E. Hallock, K. Goldner, M. Gergel, I. Ceglia, G. Goff, C. Wilson, D. Dellick, Miss Porter. FRONT-D. Carr, 6, E. Clark, C. Deehr, N. Glazer, M. Schultz, M. Hillman, I. George, M. Frantz, G. Germano, E. Grdinich, 3, 6, L. Graves, B. Harris, I. Dager. NOT IN PICTURE--C1041 Bernard Cunningham, Eugene Collins, William Cox, Victor Chelsea, Theodore Blutchery ill3l Donald Geaman, Bill Gennaro, Helen Goodhart, Richard Gray, Neal Hall, Eugenia Grey, Don Kennedy. HOMEROOM 201'-MISS EDITH PADDACK HOMEROOM 214'-MISS DORIS W. MALMSBERRY REAR-E. Morelli, D. Myer, M. Lagos, P. Lingo, I. Kovac, G. Kiriazes, A. Kish, G. Zerefos, P. Pulasky, R. Millard, C. Metea, I. Mrofchak, I. Lipscomb, I. Markopoulos. ROW 4-F. Maloney, E. Laraway, 6, I. Laderer, 2, 3, N. Klingen- smith, A. Lecocq, L. Roth, E. Macciocco, F. Lyons, M. R. Metter, H. Marini, C. Law, l, R. Ylisela. ROW 3-L. Lund, B. Maxwell, N. Nurnaw, C. Miller, I. Lohr, A. Lanyi, L. Kudrich, D. Lowry, K. Linden, D. Le Masters, E. Le Fevre, B. Lewis, P. King, N. Lewis. HOMEROOM 216 '-MRS. HOMEROOM 302 ' -MISS REAR-I. Rose, I. Vucko, M. Rozakis, W. Richards, R. Woods, I. Nagy, l, E. Nyitrai, I. O'Brien, G. Peristeris. ROW 5-I. Reese, D. Van Gorder, P. Roscoe, G. Peters, G. Pulca, S. Oliver, E. Przybyszewski, H. Woloski, M. Percich. ROW 4-D. Royston, D. Robinson, G. Roszpopa, W. Rosenthal, E. Rek, V. Williams, N. Newhard, 3, B. Wilson, P. McKean, I. Ross, I. Polinko, R. Nill. ROW 3-fI. Osborne, D. McGrath, S. Renner, C. Williamson, L. Roth, I. Williams, F. Stephens, I. Rinda, F. Pierce, G. Peppy, V. McCullick. ROW Z-Miss Malmsberry, P. Marvin, D. Merrett, D. Layton, I. Marfenos, 2, H. Mascio, 6, T. Zaben, V. Mann, M. L. Miller. A. Miller, I. Manning, D. Zarich, L. Kordes, Miss Paddock. FRONT-P. Levanos, I. Lupu, R. Lucker, M. Lowrie, S. Loucks, M. Lukasko, M. Knapik, T. Mass, M. Meeker, 3, V. Meeker, 3, P. Young, B. Kuhn, A. Laprocina, R. Mayhugh. NOT IN PICTURE-C2143 Anna Marie Capito, William Moyer, Iune Myer, Wilson Swinten, Margaret Young: 12013 Pauline Koconis, Roger Lewis, Margaret Longstreth, Clara Zabos, Eugene Zoba. IOSEPHINE THOMAN MARGARET L. WOODLAND ROW 2-Miss Woodland, K. Rishel, M. Saba, H. Quimby, A. Shura, I. Rudge, N. Render, M. Rhinebarger, L. Rose, C. McCully, P. Pehanik, D. Osborne, Mrs. Thoman. FRONT-A. Ready, 2, 4, 6, G. Redfoot, D. Riffle, T. Salvato, W. Recht, D. Puffer, B. Richards, H. Ritchey, 3, E. Wilks, 1, l. Potapchuk, M. Onder, M. Nilson, 2, 6, P. Petty. NOT IN PICTURE-42167 Clarence Nevinski, Byron Newman, Irving Perlin, Chester Woodward, Frank Kerestesy, Evelyn Papadakis, Pat Philips, Patricia Powell, 'Dorothy Schultz, Doris Walfordg 13021 Betty Robbins, Henry Rossi. l-Presidentp 2--Vice President: 3--Secretary: 4-Treasurer, 5-Program Chairmanp 6--War Stamp Chairman: '-First Semester -if Page Sixty-two P31- 216 1- 302' MECHA NICA L DRA WING CLASS ZO1 + Zli THR EE HUNDRED rush the lme daily dw-my lunch how'- 305 8: 311 HOMEROOM 305'-MISS LOUISE I. KENSY HOMEROOM 311'--MISS ESTHER TUBAUGH REAR-I. Webb, T. Streitferdt, L. Santulis, 2, B. Stebbin, A. Van Slyke, L. Smith, G. Thompson, G. Zipperer. ROW 5-F. Serrino, C. Venetta, M. Tortorete, D. Tripp, G. Walker, N. Silliman, W. Van Fossan, 2, 3, I. Thomas, C. Wordsworth, R. Tompkins. ROW 4-B. Stormer, W. Slomcheck, B. L. Straud, D. Stuler, R, Sanders, D. Walker, B. L. Davison, M. Simone, G. Tarchick, D. Valentine, 6, C. Utt. ROW 3-G. Taylor, 1, M. Thoman, I. Whitley, 3, M. Shannon, F. Smook, A. M. Schaible, M. Stocz, L. Van Dale, M. Sedall, M. Sollitto, M. Sedall, D. Stauffer, P. Tsardoulias. ROW 2-Miss Tubaugh, A. Taylor, L. Senerson, K. Smyth, B. Steinbeck, N. Wenker, E. Robbins, B. Tishman, R. Simon, D. Simon, 6, M. Schaefer, A. Tipple, Miss Kensy. FRONT-B. L. Schaefer, l, 6, H. Stelmah, H. Thompson, H. Sasala, S. Seem, D. Vernarsky, F. Viola, R. Solida, A. Walters, R. Werner, D. Vaupel, S. Voyiazis, A. Tsagaris, N. Sweeney. NOT IN PICTURE-431D Iacqueline Sankey, Laurence Sebben, Eva Sipble, Marcella Spade: C3051 Louis Bell, Richard Taylor, Rolland Voit. HOMEROOM 117-MR. FRANK E. HAHNAR HOMEROOM 202-MISS RUTH M. LA POLLA REAR-R. Cox, D. Bruda, 6, C. Dockery, L. Del Garbino, P. Dixon, H. Glavan, F. Abraham, H. Barnes, C. Brunstetter. ROW 4-MP. Barto, K. Bean, l, D. Babcock, L. Battista, P. Achladis, D. Cunningham, R. Currie, M. Gliganich, I. Foundoulis, l, I. Bundas, B. Gill, Wm. Cavender, C. Barrow, C. Benus. ROW 3-Miss La Polla, S. Chappell, H. Foster, C. Duff, D. Bar- rickman, D. Boyes, H. Astolfi, I. Asolas, M. Giaurtis, B. Cavender, N. Dakin, D. Criddle, I. Davies, M. Grace, D. Barron, Mr. Harnar. ROW 2-E. Druga, 3, M. Elliott, I. Gregor, M. Carlett, 2, C. Bryant, E. Grib, 6, C. Di Geovanni, F. Brzezinski, M. Di Giacobbe, M. Fabrizio, E. Gehring, C. Brown, D. Callion, N. Arnold, FRONT-I. Bilchak, B. Ferguson, A. Frascolla, E. Calary, 3, C. Clark, G. Fulton, H. Eckles, M. Bellay, I. Church, C. De Santis, M. Ferrante, B. Fenton, E. Emrich, C. Cox, 2. NOT IN PICTURE--C2023 Beverlay Dahlen, Agnes Glika, Ger- aldine Glover, Iames Craig, Iames Fredenburqg C1171 Antonio Alonso, Mary Louise Beaver, Frank Bivins, Wayne Brothers, Harriett Brown, Gene Carr, Verna Cauffield. HOMEROOM 205-MR. ALBERT W. MAROWITZ HOMEROOM 207-MISS ELEANOR IEWELL REAR-C. Kistler, P. Lawrence, I. Palmer, N. Hughes, R. Moore, 1, B. Morley, 2, W. I-Iennacy, D. Bruda, T. Papalas, A. Lazare- vich, D. Keller, P. Liberatore. ROW 4-I. Myers, R. Massi, H. Iones, B. Hinkle, R. Griffing, E. Hatch, 6, B. Lovett, H. Leisy. ROW 3-T. Knoske, S. Hunter, N. Lawrence, I. Holmstrom, l, F. Iannizzaro, 2, I. Hansel, G. Hannawalt, D. Moran, B. McGee, M. Holka, E. Israel, R. King, I. Harris, C. Morris, H. Marowitz, A. Hunter, I. Moore, L. Pate, B. Munnell. ROW Z-Mr. Marowitz, N. Kender, A. Kowalczyk, H. Kopi, C. Lucarelli, C. Kayafas, D. Novembrini, H. Narotsky, 3, B. Ouin- tiliani, O. Hughes, S. Laprocina, 6, V. Grinta, B. Henly, M. Lutz, Miss Iewell. FRONT-M. Holzbach, 3, D. Heard, I. Hall, I. Hallett, M. Holla- way, B. McAdoo, P. Hilles, A. Katana, B. Kistler, C. Klutch. NOT IN PICTURE-C2051 Iack Lewis, Royal Lister, Elizabeth Lovely, Donald Marino, George Mearnis, Eva Morrison, Thermis- tocles Halvisg C2079 Lionel King. 1-President: 2-Vice Presidentp 3-Secretaryg 4-Treasurer: 5-Program Chairman: 6-War Stamp Chairman, '-First Semester -'EC Page Sixty-four IB'- 117 zoz. 212 312 205 207 HOMEROOM 212-MISS RUTH PARTRIDGE HOMEROOM 312-MR. ALFRED F. EDMUNDS REAR-D. Stiggers, l, I. Shimko, R. Ze-igler, G. Rowley, R. Rintala P. Smith, 2, N. Sapino, D. Pernice, I. Petiuya, R. Phelps R. Ridenour. ROW 43-N. Wagy, S. Stocz, C. Schier, L. Rufo, H. Shutt, W Raach, P. Schmidt, R. Wilson, R. Yocum, R. Yencer. ROW 3-f--K. Vasil, P. Spengler, S. Ruschak, R. Shape, 6, P. Wright, S. Szmack, V. Trivanavich, E. Markopoulos, M. Williams, 2, T. Sass. ROW ZW Miss Partridge, D. Vlasic, S. Potts, M. Uhlir, M. Silvis, M. Teoharris, N. Sample, V. Taylor, A. Sarclich, M. Weller, 6, D. Zimmerman, Mr. Edmunds. FRONT! V. Roberts, 4, P. Sprague, I. Rosendale, M. Hadden, B. West, B. Rewey, 3, I. Stevens, 3, I. Sunclerman, A. Zamaria, E. Slargell, D. Pecorelli, T. Yacurcio, H. Yakus. NOT IN PICTURE--42121 Ieanne Perry, Helen Tsagaris, Ernest Weaver, Betty York, Bette Kinder, f3l2J Lois Singer, Pete Vryniatis, Wm. A. Wilson, 1. -:El Page Sixty-five Ii? K xx 'W ' 3 x We . -. . .,. . , f Us 4 .1 wr V' M' ,, gl J we . -1, , D A , i X A P xm, 4 ., Avy - 'x4 'A -f mfi ' wx .... ::,:a::5'l:-: , , . , - iff .g -. .Ml lm W fx Wiqwqmm Q, , 'Qi . Q gr .... MQ'H ,Q K v V: JA? V Q x Ding how. welcome friendly Chinese lads offering Globey some of their rice. He pur- sues his way along a barren coast to a village of grass huts wherehe comes across an American medical assistant who is busy winning the confidence of grandpa and the children. Globey finds the East a land where old meets new. Between street car tracks and a modern highway are parked a team of oxen and an automobile. In Iran ships of the desert get the green traffic light while he waits on the red. He tries riding a donkey and asks, How do you make the thing move? Globey visualizes his cup of lava as he sees native girls picking the coffee beans, When he espies natives compressing juice from sugar cane, he heads straight for an Indian candy shop. Candy is candy wherever you eat it, he says, munching sweets. On a hot summer day, he experiences the thrill of a Moslem holiday. ln Sumatra there are both beauty and strength, a native girl proves as she lightly balances a log on her head. Globey just can't resist the ultra-modern- istic theater in Hawaii-yes, Robert Taylor is billed. 'Chinese for hello. m:rJOrnzO om UZIP rm-JZt'1U--mt-1:rJ'u They balance the budget and build the calendar of school events. REAR--HD. Spencer, B. Birrell, I. Farrell, B. Barkley, C. Laraway, F. Swartz, P. Sheptock, I. Alvaro, A. Hinkson, G. Myers. ROW 3--AR. Thoman, B. Summerhays, A. Ahart, R. Ahrendt, Mrs. McCurdy, Mr. Kemp, Miss Hart, M. L. White, M. Malham, A. Barnett, M. I. Schaible. ROW 2-N. Samuels, Miss Lynn, Mrs. Mathews, Miss Reager, Miss Kensy, Miss Eaton, Miss Iewell, Miss Kaufman, Miss Ridgley, Mrs. McCorkle. FRONT-Miss Deemer, Mr. Lafferty, Miss Partridge, Mrs. Nilson, Mr. Yost, Mrs. Webb, Mr. Hetzler, Miss Vlad, L. Weaver. NOT IN PICTUREMML Lovett, l, Miss Newton, 3. Every hour on the hour hostesses and monitors keep students moving in the halls. An innovation second semester is the placing of girls on duty during the eighth period. REAR--R. Ienkins, I. McCutcheon, P. Taylor, I. Polena, S. Dungan I. Eagen, I. Zipperer, I. Garstick, R. Walker, C. McKay, E. Gideon. ROW 4--A. Hayes, W. Loveless, I. Farrell, G, Robertson R. Robison, R. Herst, P. Holupko, A. Guarnieri, 5, G. Myers, H Moore, H. Williams. ROW 3---B. Ashley, F. Burrows, R. Barkley, R. Bland, P. De Bolt D. Bevan, N. Smith, 5, C. Roderick, K. Wareham, I. Leslie, W Blakely, D. Spencer, 1. ROW 2-4-G. Zipperer, I. Nickel, R. Bean, G. Woodcock, I. Stocz, W. La Buda, M. Tepfer, W. Groat, M. Brogdon, R. Fritz, G. Heron, L. Sample, I. Hill. FRONTkW. Laughlin, 5, E. Kvesich, 5, I. Alvaro, 5, I. Nolfi, M. F. Compton, I. Cartwright, M. Miller, D. Evans, P. Bekola, I. Smith, V. Petrosky, P. Sheptock, 5, I. Parr, 5, W. Penman, 5. NOT IN PICTURE--I. Bollas, 1, R. Ahrendt, M. Martz, V. Campana, A. Camisa, L. Ash, P. Grow, D. Ludwick, C. Iamison, R. Stuart, 5, H. Waldeck, 5, C. Hickox, 5, P. O'Conner, 5, R. Stein, 5. Big Business falls to the lot of our student government. With genuine efficiency, Council conducts Corn- munity and War Fund Drive, March of Dimes Drive, College-Vocational Day, revision of handbook, Monitor- hostess system, card collection. REAR-D. Cardinal, B. Baker, V. Allison, G. Wagner, I. Bollas, l, T. Fabrizio, B. LaBuda, N. Smith, I. Alvaro, C. Roderick, G. Myers, C. Hickox, I. Griffith, G. Woodcock, B. Eddy, W. Craver, D. Wilson, I. Hoover, I. Nagy. ROW 3-I. Robertson, P. Angelides, G. Robertson, 2, C. Laraway, F. Swartz, C. Gettig, I. Parr, D. Dann, C. Law, C. Metea, D. Mollenkoph. ROW 2-Mrs. Webb, I. Smith 3, K. Long, R. L. Ellis, M. L. White, G. Taylor, B. L. Shaffer, E. Wilkes, M. Burrow, B. Loughrie, Mrs. Nilson. FRONT-M. Veres, N. L. Perry, M. Martz, V. Thomas, 4, W. Groat, 2, D. Spencer, 1, M. Norton, 3, B. Byrnes, B. Wilson, I. Coulter, H. Geordan. NOT IN PICTURE-D. Lichtenstein, 4. l-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer: 5--Head Monitor +3 Page Sixty-eight IE'- T US ll N T? L Over the Top. Prexie Spencer proudly poinis out Going somewhere? ask the sentries of the cor- the grand total, which exceeds our qoal of six . . . hundred dollars' Looking pleased' me K. Long' G. rldors. N. Srmth checks the sllps of P. Taylor and Myers, B. L. Schaffer, F. Swartz, and Mrs. Webb. M. Butch as they pass his monitor post. -'Sf Page Sixty-nine R+ Clif 9 Q ff-X E 'iz' SA 1 5 55 5 ., ' 1. -:E- MQ- ,K f 4 ? W 5' gs :sf W If A-1 Priority for travel is granted by the ration board to members of this year's staff and to Echoes subscribers, confident that they will find pleasure in following Globey on his trip around the World and through Harding Halls. Editor Assistant Editor Business Mgr. Circulation Mgr. Art Editor Sports Photographer IANUARY STAFF Felice Bolotin Artha Ahart Richard Ludwick Bob Barkley JUNE STAFF Betty Summerhays Vernell Shipley Albert Guarnieri Catherine Grdinich Mary Flo Compton Ed Snyder Richard Thoman CMIDDLE PICTURE? REAR-Basick, Herst, Eagen, Bellay, Barkley, Mattson, Pop. Grimsley, Stark. ROW 2-Buresti, Grdinich, Miss Kaufman, Smith, Yuhasz, Stark. FRONT-Thoman, Ludwick, Snyder, Bolotin, Summerhays, Ahart, Morelli. NOT IN PICTURE-Shimko, Turrell. Play Safe--Head for the exit in fire drill. REAR-I. De Foor, F. Benbow, W. Blakely, Mr. Swaney, E. Nolfi I. Cornicelli, 2, l. ROW 4-H. Petkovich, W. Bozycki, M. Gallego, M. Haller, R Fotinos, M. Petrick, P. Reick. HOW 3-Y. Faggioli, M. Rimar, B. Ripple, N. Del Vecchio, M Uitto, B. Lesnoski, D. Chalop, I. Nolfi, l, L. Wojtowicz, L. Marulakis Editorial: Agatha Bellay, Sara Stark, Martha Morelli, Miriam Stark, Gretchen Meister, Mary Watson, Virginia Thomas, Carol Van Auker, Eloise Iohnson, Norma Commins, Ieanne Turrell, Iuan Nippell, Kathleen Long, Helen Fox. Business: Phyllis Smith, Betty Buresti, Eleanor Yuhasz, Thomas Basick, Ianet Shimko, Iesse Eagan, Bob Herst, Ed Davis, Emil Bolovan, Iean Kutsko, Ioan Kutsko, Ann Camisa. Art: Cleone Grimsley, Marilyn Mattson, Mary Myers, Martha Wishart, Traian Pop, Henry Waldeck, Mary Iean Baker, Crist Lardis. Sponsors: Miss Augusta Barrick and Miss Emily Kaufman. CBOTTOM PICTURED REAR-Miss Barrick, Wishart, Lardis, Bolovan, Waldeck, Davis, Van Auker, Thomas. ROW 2ACommins, Fox, Baker, Long, Meister, Kutsko, Camisa. FRONT-Myers, Iohnson, Shipley, Guarnieri, Watson, Compton, Kutsko, Nippell. ROW 2-G. Treater, M. Bilchak, S. Gruenig, S. Schott, R. Stein, 4, B. Kosegi, F. Fiorino, V. Ljubicich, 4. SDSU 3 2 'E EV ,FEW 5:1- 4 345 fl 45 'cu 05 QPU Q P5 t-Q. Q29 5.50 5' 96? 'Hz 39. 'cn gi ef-'Q 30 SE 5 Eff' 'S L-QF' m. Pm 9. 0 F' NOT IN PICTURE-F. Bielecki, 2. l-President: 2-Vice Presidentg A-Secretary: 4fTreasurer. L -OZCIOO S A F E T Y GTZ-'73'UUi UY 5 CIUO1 TlI The print shop is voted our favorite hang-out. Mr. Harold King works on a front page make-up with M. Newton, Editor M. Malham, and B. Radoff. Meet- ing dead-lines is Advisor Eleanor Iewe1l's night- mare, for there is the little matter of High Lights in the Tribune in addition to the bi-weekly High Life and Service Edition. Cauldron Cover design receives finishing touches by Artist C. Force, C. Grdinich and Editor B. Thoman wait expectantly. Make-up Editor M. Malham hopes the 1945 magazine will again rate A11-American with N. S. P. A. REAR-N. Montecalvo, 8, T, Kennedy, 12, I. Kiriazis, 12, 8, N. Smith, 14. BOW 3-- E. Norton, 8, E. Snyder, 4, 1, 9, 14, C. McKay, 8, 9, E. Yuhasz, 8, A. Bellay, 8, M. F. Compton, 14, R. Bean, 8, G. Marulakis, 12, 8, I. Leslie, 12, 8. ROW 2---A. Kuhen, 12, M. Newton, 8, 14, 10, 9. P. Skeldon REAR-I. Anderson, 12, 8, I. Gerald, 12, P. Kimpel, 12, 10, F Norton, 12, G. Condoleon, 12, G. Robertson, 12, T. Beers, 12 D. Vesey, 12, I. Fawcett, 12. ROW 3-P. Lafferty, 12, A. Matey, 7, 14, 9, D. Lowrie, 12, B Loughrie, 12, L. Fiore, 12, M. 1-lerst, 12, G. Treater, 12, S Schott, 12. ROW 2-Miss Iewell, C. Grdinich, 14, M. Alvaro, 12, C. Iones, 12 L. Thompson, 12, I. Coulter, 12, N. Collier, 12. OCD -aff Extra! Read all about it! E. Norton, M. Malham, E. Snyder, A. Tabacco and A. Matey prepare for mail- ing 1900 copies of the Service Edition. A campaign in the fall brought in funds to make possible sending this sheet to Harding service men everywhere. 12, 8, M. Martz, 12, 8, M. I. Baker, 14, 11, 8, Miss Ie-Well, M. Boyes, 3, 8, F. Iannizzaro, 3, 8, 14, M. Sotak, 12. FRONT-M. Sicuro, 8, 14, K. I-Iostert, 3, 8, 14, 9, D. Mo ton, 12, ll, 8, R. Radoff 9, 2, 14, 6, R. Thoman, 12, 13, M. Malham, 1, 2, 9, 13, P. Williams, 12, 10, 8, 9, L. Dakin, 6, 5, A. Tabacco, 12, 7, P. Zinn, 14. NOT IN PICTURE-Felice Bolotin, 8, Addison Hayes, 8. FRONT-S. Garman, 12, 8, R. Addicott, 12, B. Schuette, 12, C. Camarata, 12, 8, M. Greenberger, 12, 8, R. M. White, 11, S. Van Gorder, 12, 8, M. Cole, 12. NOT IN PICTURE+Iac1c Pryor, 12, Robert Burdock, 12, Robert Hughes, 12, 10, 8, 9, Frank Matey, 12, 8, Don McConnell, 12, 8 9, Phil O'Conner, 5, Ioe Salcone, 12, Tunis Selby, 12, 8, Barbara Wood, 12, George Schimley, 12, Michelina Ognibene, 14, Wilma Fowler, 8, Lynn Griffith, 8, Frank Harris, 8. I-IIGI-I LIFE: 1--Editor, 2-Assistant Editor, 3-Business Manager, 4---Sports Editor, 5ePhotographer, 6eExchange Editor, 7-Service Editor, 8--Staff, 9-Quill and Scroll member. HIGHLIGHTS: 10--Editor, 11--eAssistant Editor, 12-Staff. CAULDBON: 13-Editor, 14- Staff. -'EI Page Seventy-three its Buenas Dias. Amigos. F. Bolotin, M. L. White, D. Conder welcome these Mexican soldiers, who return home with pleasant memories of the warm hospitality they have been shown by Los Amigos Espanoles. The Spanish club now has a better understanding of its Good Neighbor to the south. REAR-C. Roderick, W. Hawk, D. Bevan, H. Bangert, F. Benbow, 2. FRONT-P. Skeldon, V. Shipley, M. Tepfer, D. Concler, 2, M. L. RQW 3-13. Mullen' N. Hays' C. yohoi A. Bellqyl B, Hale, D- White, l, S. Angelicles, F. Grudowski, K. Walters. Ludwick, A. Lenio, D. Wynn, G. Whitley, B. Buresti. ROW 2-E. Yuhasz, I. Kutsko, I. Kutsko, H. Baciu, Mr. Hetzler, NOT IN PICTURE-Felice Bolotin, 3, 4, David Beers, 1, Molly M. Dando, L. Miller, M. Watson, M. Myers. Martz, 3. Merci. I. Turrell and T. Hirt enjoy a derni-tasse and doughnut at a French Cafe when Le Cercle Francais meets at the home of A. Weston. Serving them in flourishing style is I. Gomer, who wears an equally flourishing mustache. REAR-W. Rintala, T. Hirt, 2, P. Gorga, B. Heasley, G. Wagner. ROW 2--I. Pounds, G. Whitley, P. Williams, Mrs. McCurdy, H. Hoppe, M. Cassel, A. Weston. ROW 3-I. Ienos, G. Pritt, W. Thomas, A. Tueche, G. Meister, FRONT-W. Mermer, C. Iamison, 3, S. Gruenig, 1, I. Gomer, 3, I. Wolkoff. M. F. Compton, 2, l, S. Garmen, I. Turrell. l-President, Z-Vice President, 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer. French and Spanish Clubs celebrate at their annual Mardi Gras-a gala evening for all. tSee page 51.7 Aeneid Club-A Roman sacrifice, a Roman school, A Roman wedding, and a Webb dinner comprise the program of this Latin organization. REAR-P. Taylor, E. Snyder, R. Barkley, B. Birrell, G. Woodcock. FRONTMV. Thomas, IZ, C. Grclinich, F. Dellick, A. Ahart, 1, R. L. ROW 2-F. Swartz, S. Dungan, Mrs. Webb, I. Parr, l, F. Lowry. Ellis, 2, B. Summerhays, S. Morgan, M. Malham. l-Princepsg 2-Scriba. 'Jie I.U5-ZDPTIUB IOZFVIJUWT '11L 't':IEr EH MUPWQ Friendship Club's activities range from plunges and Gertrude Sigler is G. R. Secretary. I2-REAR-M. I. Schaible, A. Kuhen, N. Hays, E. Vozar, B. Ulishney, K. Wilkinson, L. Lintz, G. Drennen, A. Totten, P. Smith, A. Bellay, E. Karl, M. Strabley, I. Burfitt, N. Christopher, H. Hotchkiss, M. Malham. ROW 6-B. Collins, I. Hall, N. McElravy, M. Sauer, H. Keller, I. Ewing, H. Fox, P. Minnick, V. Ogrean, D. Mullen, W. Thomas, M. L. Consiclder, P. Riffle, R. Reed, R. Rufo, M. Newton, L. Hunt. ROW 5-I. Drinco, L. Hromiko, M. Denovchek, C. Yoho, B. Hale, L. Reick, B. I. Clark, E. Blackstone, C. Iamison, 3, I. Rice, G. Prince, R. Rishel, D. Morton, C. Camarata, S. Angelides, G. Dakin, I. Kutsko. ROW 4-V. Thomas, P. Skeldon, H. Hoppe, N. I. Easttn, M. Norton, C. Grimsley, S. Garmen, V. Shipley, P. Bekola, I. Blakey, For the Christmas Assembly the story of Luke is clramatized. Rear-M. Tepfer, C. Van Auker, H. Hoppe, S. Morgan: front-D. Ludwick, E. Karl, B. Summerhays, M. Denovchek, C. Soltesz. ll-REAR-D. Hoyes, I. Bundas, R. Fotinos, I. Scott, I. Lyons, I. Peristeris, N. L. Perry, I. McAleer, M. A. Leach, H. White, G. Treater, H. Petkovich, L. Botar, H. Kobasiar, W. Rozycki, M. Martz, M. Rimar, I. Cartwright, F. lannizzaro. ROW 6-L. Savor, M. Wilson, M. Florack, S. Limpach, P. Grow, G. Marsh, S. Day, E. Kroen, E. Householder, B. L. Reed, I. Schwartz, M. Letscher, H. Kropolinsky, M. Boyes, M. Watson. ROW 5-M, Mellinger, A. Carbone, R. Millikin, A. Thompson, D. Hendrickson, P. McGowan, B. Heasley, A. Howell, V. Stoor, I. A. Clark, M. Cassel, A. Tueche, M. Williams, S. Schott. ROW 4-E. Susko, M. Wilson, A, Laraway, P. Lafferty, 2, R. collecting clothing for relief to suppers and formals. Miss H. Oberlander, E. Franks, M. Foy, M. Gania, M. Herst, C. Van Auker, I. Thomas, C. Soltesz. ROW 3-A. Matey, I. Kutsko, F. Price, M. D'Altorio, K. Mahan, G. Meister, D. Craver, M. Stark, A. Barnett, M. DiPerna, C. De Santis, N. Thompson, 4, G. Whitley, M. I. Baker, 3, G. Rich, H. Baciu, B. Totten, B. Summerhays. ROW 2-S. Lazor, B. Ripple, L. Weaver, 4, C. Clark, M. Tepfer, 5, M. F. Compton, D. Kimpel, R. Ahrendt, l, M. Susko, S. Stark, R. Ronyak, M. Morelli, M. Lazarevich, I. Nolfi, S. Blair, H. Mullee, R. Venetta. FRONT-M. L. White, 3, B. Bogan, M. Mattson, E. Yuhasz, I. Shimko, 1, D. Conder, 2, R. L. Ellis, S. Morgan, 2, D. Ludwick, K. Long, B. Schwartz, 1, E. Griffith, 2, B. England, R. Collier, R. Racloff, K. Hostert, I. Dilley, R. Mascio, M. Galleqo. Winter Wonderland dazzles the dancers at the Christmas Formal. R. Ahrendt is Snow Oueeny at- tendants, B. Byrnes, L. Fiore, and M. Knapik. Addicott, 3, D. McMil1in, B. Karl, S. Hall, I. Nims, M. Miller, E. Knorr, V. Campana, E. Zeaken, V. Seem, A. Zenevich, R. Salen. ROW 3-N. Collier, V. Cipriani, D. Dunn, C. Hall, E. Asolas, M. Meneely, D. Marco, 2, M. Kuhen, M. F. Green, M. Dienstbier, G. Young, I. George, B. Pollick, R. Allsopp, P. Williams, W. McKay, M. Myers. ROW Z-M. Carmack, A. Lenio, B. Korth, I. Snyder, F. Corp, P. Hastings, O. Obletiloff, D. Kihn, E. Kinclerman, I. Gentithes, R. Young, B. Pollick, C. Wyres, A. Veri, P. Fisher. FRONT-M. Dando, M. Cole, L. Miller, I. Hare, M. Veres, 4, B. Byrnes, 3, B. Herst, 3, M. Barrick, 1, I. Smith, B. I. Rice, l, K. Walters, 4, F. Gruclowski, T. Bettine, C. Moran, I. Wack. 1-President: 2-Vice President, 3-Secretaryy 4-Treasurerg 5-Historian. -if Page Seventy-six IB'- mage N TA HD E Apologies to Tenth Graders. No space for names. Better luck next year Page Seventy-seven E+ Snapshot fiends, C. Lardis and R. Alfred, click the camera for permanent record cards, as E. Karl checks off A. Vescera. REAR-C. Lardis, R. Alfred, H. Bangert. FRONT-E. Karl, l, N. Manella, D. Mullen, R. Radoff, H. Mullee, ROW 2-G. Charnas, C. Yoho, K. Hostert, Mr. Yost, M. Ognibene, 3' V' Corsalec' C. Prather, I. Fawcett. Paper Salvage is managed by Hi-Eco-Sy and Commercialite members. Additional activities of the History group include mock election, patriotic assembly, and city officers for a day. Working together in the pic- ture are tfrontl L. Hayford, G. Walker, W. Richards, L. Pernice, L. Marangoni, Crearl G. Brisley, I. Myers, and A. Ahart. REAR-G. Doboy, E. Aronis, F. Veri, M. Schickley, B. Wilson B. Pearle, R. Gillespie, C. Laraway, C. Deehr, B. I. Atkin B. l. Atkin. ROW 5-G. Young, A. Vescera, M. Florack, S. Limpack, N Sweeney, A. Lecocq, B. Douse, S. Loucks, T. Salvato, M. Dienst- bier, D. Wilson, D. Lowry, I... Fiore, G. Goff. ROW 4-I. Laderer, M. Mannella, H. Kropolinsky, A. Ben, I Manning, M. Lukasko, M. Knapik, A. Ford, A. Clark, H. Nuna maker, M. I. Baker, G. Whitley, N. Samuels, M. Coons. 10-REAR-I. Whitley, D. Riffle, T. Maas, G. Taylor, B. I. Martin B. Schuette, R. Nussle, T. Salvato, N. I. Render, A. Schaible, l I. Rudge, N. Wenker, I. Walker, E. Wilks, D. Osborne. ROW 5-I. Williams, C. McCully, P. Philips, M. Simone, M Sedall, D. Stauffer, M. Sedall, H. Ritchey, A. Ready, M. Schultz I. Manning, B. Harris, A. Ben, I. Nicholas. 7128 are o Vg? mo' nn? 4 Z 232 gt-15' P54 on 3515- 935 Q QW? o9-u'T Prg z-'F' .Sgr Ego FVPDU ga .fo OZ Sd. 2?-' ' :U :PET 'cs S3 59. 52 01 1 Row 3-A. Mantovani, V. Campana, D. Kellogg, B. Maxwell, O. Obletiloff, M. Tucker, A. Iursa, C. Moran, C. Miller, K. Graham, G. Brisley, L. Hayford, F. Corp, M. Myers. ROW 2-P. Tsardoulias, M. Anderson, G. Germano, N. Mumaw, M. Nilson, R. Radoff, A. Ahart, 2, Miss Lynn, Miss Hart, V. Cipriani, M. Layman, L. Pernice, K. Hostert. FRONT-M. Simone, P. Hastings, P. Adams, E. Bishop, A. Miller, L. Kordes, I. Buresti, E. Boyd, M. D'Altorio, 4, M. I. Schaible, l, D. Conder, D. Craver, M. Spengler, 3, C. Busch, M. Pearle. ROW 3-B. Shaffer, C. Prather, V. Seem, I. Simone, D. Nauple, D. Puffer, M. Nilson, D. Simon, H. Mascio, P. Young, A. Miller, D. L. Royston, D. Prigg. ROW 2-D. McFall, N. Micheltree, B. Wilson, R. Webb, L. Thompson, E. Clark, C. Miller, B. Steinbeck, P. Marvin, M. Meeker, V. Meeker, M. Madigan, M. Stocz, P. Tsardoulis. FRONT-D. Stuler, N. Sweeny, G. Voit, V. Stafford, B. Pearle, N. Samuels, W. Retch, H. Thompson, C. Wilson, C. Reardon, B. Ulishney, H. Ouinby, A. Peristeris, C. Williamson. lePresidentp 2-Vice President: 3-Secretary: 4--Treasurer. ZIJ1'-'R1 ':l ,'IlIl-IZIIII-J I-Un-u IP III E C O S Y C5 H U T T E R A new record of 674 Activity Tickets is sold Compton's army wins the contest. Rear-Mr Yost, G. Meister, M. Norton, I. Nagy, I. Robert- son, P. Dennis, row ZAWF. Burrows, Gen. M. F. Compton, M. Watson, M. Alvaro, M. Stark, Miss Newton: front A-G. Myers, Gen. W. Groat, R. Herst, R. Barkley, D. Cardinal. Hit Parade features the fun for your ticket. Cver television, N. Uhlir, B. Herst, and G. Meister watch W. Hawk and B. Summerhays emote, F. Burrows and D. Spencer play ball, M. Norton leaf an Echoes, and P. Skeldon and T. McGuire jive. Every Family Has One, produced on March 9 and lO under the direction of Miss Ruth Reaqer, is another laugh-provoking comedy ot a tarn- ily of social climbers. Around the table: Pene- lope CD. Lowryi, Mr. Reardon CR. Peirolol, Nana CB. Summerhaysl, Mrs. Reardon CM. Malhaml, Warry CC. B. Richesonip standing: Essie CA. Mantovanil, Mrs. Parker CB. Schuettel, Sherwin Parker CF. Harrisl, Mr. Parker CI. Alexanderl, Lilly CG. Meisterl, Todd Galloway CR. Robisonl, Marcia CM. Nortonl. Friends, Romans, Countrymenu sputter the initiates of Dramatic Club to Prexie Barkley. A A T t WCFQ REARW I. Gerald, H. Case, R. Herst, R. Thoman, R, Peirolo, C. ROW 3 S. Moraan, 2, A. Maritovani, D. Evans, I. Thomas, S Richardson, W. Hawk, R. Robison, F. Harris, I. Alexander, Blair, Miss Reaqer, G, Whitl6Y, l. Lyons, M. Cassel, p'KlmPe1f 4- ROW 2--A. Ahart, N. Murnaw, M. Newton, B. Summerhays, P McGowan, M. Martz, E. Kroen, D. Lowry, M. Miller. ROW 4 B. Scheutte, A. Camisa, D. Osburn, M. Malhcnn, C. Cas- FRONT S. Du Plain, B. Doucfe, M. Norton, 2, l, S. Kuhart, 4, R per, M. Barrick, G. Meister, R. Fotinos, I, Goorqo, I. Whitley. Barkley, l, B, Horst, 3, P. Hastings, F. Bolotin. l President, Z Vice President, 3 Secretory, 4 Treasurer. mmm mwomm CJFIID V-CUZCQC3 FDI' L I T tht!!! 5231! n 9-4 E0 mf. 15: 'U :ff QE En. 'nz SJ9, OB We 4,- 639. -MCD OU1 H.. we go 5.2 QQ CD FSE 59. :15 CD3 gm QE QQ. ez 52 Esc: Q.. so Q5 gm' iw: 5415 cr O O VT' 1 CD S. CD 2 O DP' :1 Q. Q. O -4 O c 77' :S O 2 REAR-W. Hawk, H. Hosterman, B. Birrell, D. Pumphrey, C. FRONT-M. Mattson, M. L. White, 3, N. Uhlir, 2, F. Swartz, 1, Gettig, 1, S. Dungan. B. Summerhays, M. Malham. ROW 2-P. Williams, R. Ahrendt, M. Tepfer, Miss Partridge, NOT IN PlCTUREeBeverly Herst, 4, Robert Seiple, Z, Sally M. I. Baker, S. Garman, 3. Morgan, 4. A Ha11owe'en Masquerade invades Commercialites with spooks and spasms, fortune telling, and dancing. In the spring, daughters hold a tea in honor ot mothers. This group lends Uncle Sam aid in backing the paper campaign. A visit to a Youngstown department store results in valuable insight into office practice. REAR-M. Morelli, 3, R. Addicott, A. Zenevich, M. Strabley, C. ROW 2--Miss Kensy, A. Barnett, B. Martin, I. Baca, F. Grudow- Pitinii, I. Nippell, C. Busch, K. Wilkinson. ski, T. Bettine, I. Rice, R. Radoff, S. DuPlain, Mrs. Mathews. FRONT-E. Zeaken, L. McKean, B. Buresti, A. Totten, D. Craver, ROW 3-F. Berryman, P. Riffle, H. Fox, 4, E. Allgood, M. West, L. Weaver, l, E. Vozar, l, Z, C. Trahanis, S. Tsimpinos, A. K. Long, 3, C. Soltesz, 4, C. Wyres, 2, H. Kosto, M. Denovchek. Papadakis. Angels of Mercy. This display in the library inspires many girls to become nurses. G. Eisenman, A. Hromiko, and P. Reick dressed the model nurse. Miss Berg set up the display of interesting reading matter. The Iunior Red Cross is kept busy with installation assembly, enrollment campaign, Charity Ball, and drives for play- ing cards, books, and kit-bags. EEIEIQQE-I. Bangert, F. Harris, D. lohnson, A. Calcin, H. Knofsky, ? A XX' ' 1 .3 f Row sexi. Meigs, B. Eddy, c. Lerewey, D. Spencer, P. , ' O'Connor, 2, I. Wolkoff. ' ROW 2-M. Malham, B. Summerhays, P. Williams, C. Iamison, 3, M. Veres, B. Bogan, D. Evans, A. M. Schaible. e X? N FRONT-K. Byard, F. lcmnizzaro, I. Farrell, l, G. Meister, 2, l, Mis. McCorkle, P. Sheptock, 4, M, Boyes, B. Wilson. , y .1 sir? xx f' Nor IN PICTURE: Mefy lane Schaible, 3. 1: ... Ex - YY 7:5 -s gr- - 4 Cs? 3 C . f-.1 53 e 1-Presidentg 2-Vice President: 3ASecretary, 4-Treasurer. Z- X WN 'tif Page Eighty-three 15 Exterior Decorators. S. Dungan and P. Taylor band- age the goal posts for every home game. Clnci- dentally, Taylor rates high-point man in Boosters this year.I lnterior decorating is also mastered by the club-football banquet. All wrapped up in their work. H. Knofsky and B. Birrell display red and white pennants that are sold to loyal Hardingites. Hot Dogs! Coke! Two concession booths run full tilt at all football games. ln the picture, gang No. l makes a raid on supplies: B. L. Schaefer, V. Thomas, Miss Ridgley, B. Birrell, M. I. Schaible, S. Dungan, I. Larsen, H. Ritchey. Back to pigtails rules the club for initiates. Rear: L. Fiore, P. McGowan: row 2: S. Blair, S. Angelides, B. L. Schaffer: front: H. Ritchey, M. Wishart, I. Nicholas, D. Schaible. To be pinned for Honor Society is a big moment. A deserving record in school, based upon scholarship, leadership, character, and service, leads toward election to this group. REARW R. Noble, R. Thoman, l, I. Paar, P. O'Connor, I. Polena, B. Penman, 2, E. Snyder, A. Guarnieri, 2, I. Bollas, M. Brogdon, L. Corbin, Mr. Lovett. ROW 5- B. Birrell, I. McCutcheon, G. Tropf, R. Clark, N. Smith P. Taylor, S. Dungan, R. Ludwick, I. Eagan, I. Farrell, I. Larsen C. Lardis, T. Hirt, P. Sheptock. f ROW 4---R. Herst, Miss O'Rourke, N. Kimrny, M. Stark, R. Ahrendt G, Whitley, M. Malham, 3, A. Beck, S. Stark, M, L. White B. Summerhays, F. Dellick. f ROW 3-A. Barnett, A. Totten, M. F. Compton, M. Watson, K. Long, R. L. Ellis, M. I. Schaible. ROW 2- I. Turrell, V. Thomas, 3, M. Mattson, F. Bolotin, A. Ahart, C. Wyres, P Williams, C. Grdinich. FRONT---R. Barkley, F. Swartz, W. Groat, l, D. Spencer, D. Pumphrey. NOT IN PICTURE M. Morelli. Spring election: l2AfMary Iean Baker, Emil Bolovan, Thelma Brooks, Sally Du Plain, Susan Garman, Bar- bara Hale, Richard Harrick, Carlotta Iamison, Eloise Iohnson, Gretchen Meister, Sally Ann Morgan, Marabel Newton, Iuan Nippell, Marjorie Norton, Traian Pop, Betty Schwartz, Robert Seiple, Vernell Shipley, Catherine Soltesz, Betty Ulishney, Carol Van Auker, Eleanor Vozar, Henry Waldeck, Kathryn Wilkinson, Martha Wish- art, l2 B-Henry Bangert, Robert Robison, Betty Mae Wilson, Sirgie Kuharty ll AeMary Cassel, Suzanne Day, Carl Gettig, Mary Frances Green, Charles Hickox, Cecil Laraway, Theodore Lotz, Ianet Smith, Harriett White, Rheta Mae White, Ierry Wolkoff. I- lP'ZO'-H-1322 '-4'-III: 1l'-'QOUJ BIIOZOIII REAR--V-I. Van l-luffel, N. Montecalvo, P. Kimpel, 4, G. Tropf Mr. Hetzler, P. Taylor, S, Dunqan, I. Larsen, T. Hirt, P. O'Connor ROW 4-- P. Williams, D. Kimpel, D. Evans, V. Thomas, 3, M Norton, S. Garrnan, P. Hastings, B. Herst, A. Schaible, K. Lonq L. Ash, M. Cassel. ROW 3--L, Fiore, S. Day, M. Miller, M. Martz, G. Meister, M Wilson, R. Ahrendt, I. Kutsko, V. Corsatea, D. Dunn, M. Wishart, P. McGowan. ROW 2+Miss Ridaley, R. Venetta, M. Stark, C. Wyres, B. I Rice, P. Fisher, D. Conder, B. Boqan, O. Obletiloft, I. Kutslco L. B. Shaffer, Miss Vlad. FRONT R. Nussel, S. Anqelides, H. Baciu, B. Byrnes, R. L Ellis, 3, B. Birrell, l, M. L. White, 4, H. Ritchey, I. Nicholas, C Iamison, M. F. Compton, M. Watson. NOT IN PICTURE Howard Knofsky, 2, l, Wayne Hawk, 2, l President, 2 Vic'ePresident7 3 Seoretaryg 4 Treasurer. 4 l i' ' ' 'Z!f '5! REAR l-l,Lepolc1, P. Shellliolmnior, 2, R. Billion, 2, FRONT M. Harrison, A. Toylor, S. Tsoqoris, R, Lewis, 6, I. ROW 3 T. Humcrikl 61 W' Hawk F, Sewing 4 Ib Gomer 41 Luomu, l, R. Harper, B. l, Suliwcxriz, 5, l. Smith, D. l-lnrcniirik, C. Grcrhom, W. Stcrrnor, 6, R. Watson, Mr. Scheiq. M' Dlehl' ROW 2 G. Kelly, R. Bruqler, D, Curr, l. Turrell, R. Anlonelli, NOT IN PICTURE 'Edwin Noble, l. R. Collier, D. Priqq, 3, D, Royston, 3, A. Weston. ' Prosiriwntg 2 Vivo Prosideniy 3 Serrelczryg 4 Treasurer, 5 Conc'0rtlVleis1Qr: 6 Librciricrn. -ffl Tlmmf- Tfijlxiy six lii- Christmas had an extra delight for thousands because of the sacred concert of A Cappella. This program was repeated in five churches, at all junior highs and Harding High, at Rotary and Kiwanis, and at the Y. W. C. A. ln the spring, the Youngstown Symphony and the choir gave a joint concert. REAR fPage 86D-E. Laraway, B. Moore, I. Gomer, G. Wagner G. Gherlein, P. Ulam, D. Iohnson, 2, W. Richards, A. Fregley A. Bokros, D. Hazel, P. Heath, R. Bangert. ROW 5-C. Gettig, M. Miller, R. Beatty, G. Peristeris, N. Smith L. Heath, B. Dramel, G. Roszpopa, R. Groat. ROW 4wI. Larsen, R. Seiple, I. Scott, G. Thomas, A. Achim I. Kistler, B. Gesue, T. Thomas, I. Rogers, I. Kovac. ROW 3-C. Van Auker M. Herst, L. Hromiko, C. Althaus, I Rudge, H. Sasala, M. Wolfe, B. Wilson, M. I. Tucker, R. Stephens, R. Collier, A. Walters. ROW Z-M. I. Schaible, R. Venetta, C. Deehr, H. Ritchey, M Watson, 3, I. Cartwright, M. Sanders, K. Bakeris, D. Kibler, L Roth, R. Campbell, P. Irby, M. Shaffer. FRONT-I. Baker, H. Baciu, V. Stoor, A. Howell, A. Laprocina I. Mitchell, I. Hinton, I. Astolfi, L, Graves, R. Kinder, A. Veri I. Wack. REAR fPage 877--D. Hanna, D. Patton, R. Scoffield, R. Ienkins R. Gehring, N. Uhlir, Mr. Scheig, R. Clark, F. Flowers, R. Stuart, I. Griffith, G. Fram, R. Gray. ROW 5-V. Muntain, I. Hoolihan, H. Arvanitis, D. Daugherty C. Laraway, l, I. Williams, M. Gania, S. Yee, K. Yee, I, Evans R. Cerar, A. Bokros. ROW 4-N. Klingensmith, B. Eaton, M. Hillman, N. Newhard, I. McGrath, L. Lintz, M. Davis, R. Palmer, B. I. Schwartz, A Schaible, P. Bekola. ROW 3A-V. Williams, B. L. Kuhn, G. Peppy, R. Chaffee, I Osborne, R. I. Millikin, I. Rinda, S. Ionita, M. F. Green, M Rhinebarger, L. Rose, P. Dennis. ROW 2-C. Busch, G. Dakin, I. Turrell, N. Perry, L. Savor, R Nussle, M. Foy, I. Iones, M. Shannon, N. I. Render, S. Dutro A. Tueche. FRONT-G. Germano, H. Oberlander, H. Hoppe, I. Blakey, A Totten, N. Thompson, B. Totten, G. Currance, E. Rising, C. Moran I. Ward, I. Coulter. Beat it out! I. Luoma and R. Lewis share honors at the piano. They play everything from Bach to Boogie The orchestra furnishes the music at the Forum, Senior Class plays, Dramatic Club play, and Commencement -tif Page Eighty-seven H+ Visual-Audio Education is in the hdnds of Film dnd Reel dnd P. A. enqineers. In the pictures, I. Leisy is opercrior dt noon movies, N. Kimmey, F. Swartz, dnd E. Snyder manipulate- Central control bodrd. REAR R. BLIUQUI1, C. Shivkley, H, Bcznqwrt, 2, 1, I. Shermdn, FRONT E, Snyder H, Case, Mr, Crawford, Mr. Lovett, Mr. Ldf R. Carey, D. Chdnvey, R. Ponnwxn, P. DQBOI1, B. Busbey. ferry, R. Thomcxn, D. Kuhn, l, 3. ROV! 2 IX. Chrrrrms, S. C:r1.1mr1g, F. Swdriz, D. Pumphrey, I. NOT IN PICTURE Ifxrnes Leisy, 2, Paul Hemh, Wzilter Doutsvh, Mc'Cu?f'lwc:n, D. Ncirdquesh N, Kizrlrnoy, C. Lurdis, 3, T. Mvfllilre--. Bob Robison. BOY 5' STATE Taylor, Guarntnerr , QOH son Poiena , SJ Pencer, Shep'f0Ck . -uub .?,,.,. E , 'A .rf F I L F1 if P A. B O Y 5 W. H. S. Band. In addition to magnificent per- formances at football games, Director Corlett's band gives many special pro- grams for industrial plants and patriotic assemblies. All summer, citizens enjoy W. H. S. concerts at Packard and Court House Parks. -ffl Page Eighty-nine A gg HJ ' QQ 'vi ai Y Q' if ' 4, K h wx Sm 'Q wwwywt N 5 I I m u I il F' i za 5 be 4 qw .turner ,- A ,N- A'MA . Q 1 22 Q W 3 ws: V 3251! Qs.: 'sins HW if f fix! ii .W.ff,:qM,5W QxK g3g ifixiizifcsw wwf ww I srigmrzwmx ig ggi , fgiwgigwmgftxikli 'Wiai f3i'15 :x -: wi b w 2, Q3 W X wkgfw U fm Q . Wa, ' wif' l1'?'EIl'S0ZffN T32 W, W 77 High Tension. The coaching staff and substitutes perch on the edge of their seats as Red and White gridders trample Massillon 32-12. Scoreboard to field, say D. Pumphrey, I. Leisy, and D. Nordquest, who keep fans posted on the score. Field to scoreboard, reply H. Case, W. Penman, and P. DeBolt, who run the electric timer and keep scoreboard informed on downs and plays. Scribbler Supreme, Ed Snyder, is on the beam for every athletic event. ln fact, he has edited sports for The Echoes tor three years. Nine rahs for Ed. The Starting Lineup. Golden-voiced Dwight Latterty, P. A. announcer for home games, keeps the fans informed about penalties, substitutes, and plays. He also engineers the P. A. field set-up and manages the crew of workers. We want cr touchdown, clamors the capacity throng of l2,00U, which broke all attendance records at the annual Warren'Niles clash. The Presidents won l9-U, but bedlam reigned throughout. Page Ninety-two H+ 1 European travel today is a matter of necessiiy rather than pleasure, but Globey recalls the balmy days of his continental excursions. ln Moscow, as he stands on the river bridge at Red Square, he has an impressive View of the Museum Qex-Cathedral of St. Basilj with its picturesque minarets. He strikes up an acquaintance with three Fiissianwers ln the land of the scenic Rhine, he glimpses peasants hauling their fuel supply from forest to village. Sunshine, windmills, and spotlessness greet him in the Low countries. At the Middleburg rnarlieh women and children dress in traditional gag for the pleasure of tourists. Wooden shoes aren't greatly different from loafers. The fountains of Versailles hold never-failing attraction for crowds. ln a Swiss village Globey makes friends with a sweet little miss and her St. Bernard protector. He is charmed by the easy grace with which ltalian wqrin carry their daily water supply in pitchers on their heads. ln contrast to crowded towns is f the unhampered natural beauty of ltalian lakes. Take X note of the mountain coasting right down into the water of Lake La Garda. A bit of heaven is that quiet Bavarian town nestled in the Alps, where blossom-time mingles with the snow-capped heights. Although fa X Q he does like to toboggan down them! l-le says, lt's the best sport ever! to W X XX yr f ' Y Globey doesn't go much for climbing mountains, how X l ' tg, i ! gg gf, K . v A S ' -23 ff ,' . , .. Y M x A r ,...W-.,,....-....,,-,,. .-.. ., WM, .-, .... - M-.. ,W , ,... ....- A .. H... .,..-,,, ,. -rv -......-. W. H. S. Band. ln addition to magnificent per- formances at football games, Director Corlett's band gives many special pro- grams for industrial plants and patriotic assemblies. All summer, citizens enjoy W. H. S. concerts at Packard and Court House Parks. Page Eighty-nine fi'- Sidestepping Sidelines. L. Corbin, speedy Harding end, pushes off a Niles tackler in a 65 yard end- around touchdown jaunt. Although the picture shows Corbin's foot a good three inches from, the sidelines, the referee ruled that he had stepped out and nullified the score. Warren won l9-U, and Corbin won a first team spot on the Associated Press All-Ohio football team. Galloping Gocrlward. D. Spencer beats a path down touchdown trail as he heads on a 95 yard runback of a pass interception. This spectacular scarnper chalked up another touchdown in the 32-12 rout of Massillon. Time ran out in the second quarter be- fore the fleet Prexie halfback had completed the run. Note the splendid blocking as R. Nader moves out Gibson, E. Kvesich blocks out Luke, and an unidentified Prexie stops Bonk. Warren 34 A 20 7 27 39 13 32 19 21 19 45 13 41 6 27 -if Page Ninety-five 1131- FOOTBALL SCORES VARSITY Hubbard Youngstown Ursuline Cleveland East Tech Canton McKinley Youngstown Rayen Campbell Memorial Massillon Niles New Castle on-7 Lost-l Tied RESERVES Youngstown Rayen Youngstown Ursuline Niles Youngstown South Campbell Memorial Youngstown Chaney Won-6 Lost-0 -1 Opponent 0 U 13 26 6 13 12 O 20 0 0 7 0 , 0 6 A Big Locomotive. G, Meister, M. Barrick, P. Anqeiides, S. Tsqoris, M. Norton, and D. Conder whoop ii up for the Prexies. W. Knoske holds Mascot Loddie. Rein or shine, hot or cold, our nifty cheerleaders led forth Wiih or lusiy - Wear-rfrfefri--War'-ren Wur-reri W-crvr-ree-n War-ren Wor-ren W-Q-r-r-e-nff-'Worr-ren War-ren Roh! u I .,. .X A f fi 'I 'Nfl 74 f4Y ,5 . f X. 5: , if' ...x Page Ninety-six H4- Crashing Over. Capt. E. Kvesich knifes over the Massillon goal line for the first Warren T. D. in its sensational 32-l2 rout of the Stark County Tigers. Two weeks prior to the Massillon encounter, the Red-White gridders came from behind a 19-O half- time score to edge Canton McKinley 27-26 in the thriller of the season. Keepers of the Keys. They also sweat and toil for the Red and White. Shining shoes, laundering towels, lining the field are all in the day's work for Man- agers A. Kays, I. DeFoor, I. Lucas, S. Smith, H. Wilcox, W. Lazor, P. Wilson, F. Benbow. Happy Birthday. That's what cheerleaders M. Bar- rick, D. Conder, and W. Knoske wish Capt. E. Kvesich before kickoff of the New Castle tilt. The cake is a large replica of the real one presented Kvesich, who was chosen on the second Associated Press All-Ohio team. Note he is wearing the plastic mask created by Packard Electric. fl-le played this, his last game for the Red and White, with a broken nose.D lncidentally, Spencer accounted for llarding's victory over New Castle: when his kick for extra point was blocked, he picked it up and ran it over, thus giving Warren the lead 21-20, Bringing Home the Bacon. At the most thrilling as- sembly of the year, Board President, Dr. I. I. Ma- hannah, presents to Capt. Kvesich the football used in the Massillon triumph, while Coach Beck, Prin. Mollenkopf, and the team are on the sidelines. Note conquered tiger hanging on speaker's rostrum. Prexie Promoters. Toward the end of our Victorious football season, enthusiastic business men attend the Niles victory assembly. They form the nucleus of a Warren Booster Club to back Harding athletics. Bear--T. Richardson, C. Saylor, E. Kaley, E. Pryor, H. Mumford, I. Cracium, Dr. Granfieldg row 2-B. F. Stein, D. Iones, I. Gregor, I. Sweeney, H. Taylor, Bev. B. l. Porter, A. Ward, M. Mollenkopfg fronteC. Byers, A. Turrell, H. B. Turner, D. I. DelBene, I. Guthrie, W. McFarland, D. Dawson, A. B. Wright. Homecoming Hop. Despite the rainy weather and stringy hair from watching the Campbell-Memorial fray, there was a splendid turnout at the Homecom- ing Dance in the gym, following the game. Inci- dentally, the game ended in a 13-13 deadlock. Ours for a year! says A. Williams to D. Spencer as they display to the student body the Stein trophy presented by the donor, R. F. Stein. Coach I. Beck holds the football won in the Niles game. Man of the Hour. Supt. Turner shakes hands with Coach Beck as the members of the Board of Educa- tion congratulate the entire coaching staff after the assembly which celebrated the victory over Massillon. Bear-E. I. Campbell, D. B. Lafferty, I. L. Kemp, I. O. Becky front-Dr. I. I. Mahannah, A. H. Troxell, L. O. Wurtemberger, G. W. Secrest, H. B. Turner. Let's take 'em, boys, Mr. Mollenkopf shouts at the surprise pep rally in front of the school as the team pulls out for Canton McKinley. Trailing 19-0 at halftime, Prexies turned on the heat, won sensa- tionally, 27-26. What a game! Good luck, boys, cheer the Harding students as the team begins the journey to Canton, which ultimately leads to grid fame throughout Ohio. On to Canton. The cars shove-off for the Bulldogs' Stadium. M WWW ,wma ,M 2 . M W if -ff 'x- Huis Q W' ks. fr 98 W H51 37' You're outl for sports if you sign up with the Girls' Athletic Association. Uncle Sam's war demands may be interfering Wg with plans of varsity coaches for strong teams, but the girls QJTCZQEE carry on in usual style with 66 members this year. They 'Y T' keep up to form through class gymnastics and alter-school wot? games. You should see them swing a mean bat and hear their yells ring through the Fairgrounds. They're right on hand at all the varsity basketball games too, selling refreshments to hungry fans. Through tournaments of their own in baseball, volleyball, and 1 basketball, they earn credit points toward the awards pre- sented to them in the honor assembly by Sponsor Margaret Eaton. In addition to the letters given, these top-notchers win special distinction: bronze pin, Bessie Lagos: silver pin, Eva Franksg gold pin, Irene Drinco and Audrey Barnett. HEAR-M. Palcich, R. Palcich, D. Chalop, M. Stanisha, A. Man tovani, V. Corsatea, M. Petrich, K. Hlywiak, A. Roudebush, M Sotak, W. Memer. ROW 4-M. Swegan, A. Hromiko, E. Papadakis, I. Astolfi, l B. Kopnisky, B. Ulishney, P. Marvin, E. Vozar, T. Salvato, A lursa, G. Kelley, L. Toth. ROW 3-I. Iones, I. Czibula, S. Kordes, G. Lenhart, 4, H. Nuna- maker, P. King, C. Miller, M. Knapik, M. Lukasko, M. Skarlis, A. Papadakis, V. Mann. ROW 2-D. Martin, P. Toures, G. Wilkins, A. Brown, E. Taylor, H. White, H. Kropolinsky, V. Vlasic, A. Beck, 2, M. Latimer, I. Braunberns, P. Young. FRONT-Coach Eaton, D. Harcarik, S. Loucks, S. Lazor, L. Pernice, M. Veres, 3, A. Barnett, l, I. Drinco, M. Cole, 4, 3, S. Bell, R. Stein, 2, M. Gruenig, I. Shaw. NOT IN PICTURE-Betty Bilchak, Sevasti Markopolis, Kathryn Reed, Ioyce Hare, Bessie Lagos, Eva Franks. l-President: 2-Vice President: 3-Secretaryp 4-Treasurer. -if Page One Hundred Ev IPI'-E0 v-I s. 0 'P O-I O I-I D- '-I 9 I-I 0 Y' P-3 D' CD 1 me VJ D 9, mn-JE ET I3 LQ unusual about a victory in one tournament, but to win in two sports, well, that's news. Take a look at the combined team of 10-A and ll-A gals ttrailed in both cases by the ll-B'sl who copped top honors in both baseball and volleyball. These versatile lassies are: rear-A. Brown, M. Cole, R. Stein, S. Bell, A. Man- tovani, V. Corsatea: row 2-D. Har- carik, P. Toures. M. Petrich, B. Bil- chak, S. Markopoulos: front-I. Hare, D. Chalop, I. Astolti, M. Sotak. Shcxrpshooters on the 12-B team kept their eyes on never missing a game. It's a motto, like no ab- the hoop and rolled away toward it for a victorious senteeismf' that brings victory. The cagers pictured season. We'll let you in on a secret. Iosephine are: rear-C. Reed, R. Stein, Coach Eaton, S. Bell, Astolfi and Ruth Stein, during their three years on I. Hare: front-A. Brown, I. Astolfi, M. Petrich, D. the team, have been on the ball constantly by Harcarik. -if Page One Hundred One litr- Harding Courtmen. W. Penman stands on guard: P. Sheptock prepares to pass: T. Lotz shootsg B. Kraker dribblesy I. Kellard exchanges forest green of Marine Corps for Red-White cage togs+Coach Lafferty adds a smile of welcome: N. Cristo eyes the hoop: R. Robi- son gets setg I. Polena stretches at center. Lotz was elected captain of the l945-46 squad at the annual basketball banquet. Polena was chosen captain of the l944-45 team. Although the fuel shortage caused the cancellation of the Timken game and the postponement of other games, Warren cagers piled up a record of l3 Wins against 5 losses. The season came to a sour end as revenge-thirsty Massillon powerhoused over Hard- I l ing 80-28. In the District Tournament, Harding High lost out in the second round. Both Massillon and Canton McKinley, the Prexies' final two opponents of the regular campaign, reached the state semi- finals. Bellvue Won the state class A basketball championship. A11 Tied Up. N. Cristo and L. Soeder of East Tech tussle for possession of the ball. I. Polena, R. Robi- son, and W. Kraker are on the alert, as Referee Wildman blows whistle and signals for jump ball. Don't fence me in! exclaims Kraker to Pela and Trimbur of Niles. Polena moves out, and Cristo looks on. Referee Meyers keeps his eye on the play. -riff Page One Hundred Two Ef- Nia wiizwggih. fwkmw, W.-w 53' ' W' ,f whiw x ' -K W V K V , . w,s,g,,m 4 ymwwvww 4- W N 4' wMW W'W mWf J A ,,.. ,wt W, ,V A ,.,, h ,M A ,.,., I V ,, V3 7 W lv 4 .,..,... -.,. -'I ' In wg ssggz:gg4fii2E.E35 www I wa am 4,,,Lg5ggQ5f.sfg'12:351E5iiffe.Q'22f2jff V, w - K ' U' 1 C 'Z A wwf? A 'f V 5.: X . ' XL Q I . .I 3 A Km ' s 5 . Q K s ' A ,, ,.,... . ,....,. . ,,,,, . ig ,5 1 4-krgfgxv i ,525 , 2 3 I Q if '39 -ew 4 V, -W M.. x A fi M I- ll lP'WHlI'1P'ICDDHl'D CDII'14'.SUt':lU2I:':l'Z'J These young sprouts gave the fans many an exhibition of a fast-moving ball game. Coach I. Kemp D Iohn son, I. Robison, R. Oatley, R. Nader, D. Cardinal, R. Aurand, l. Yohem, L. Imburgia, S. Kuhart, N S1ll1man L. Dunkerton, G. Pulca, W. Lewis, R. Mollenkopf, A. Fisher. BASKETBALL SCORES RESERVES VARSITY Warren Opponent Warren Opponent 27 Bazetta 39 Cleveland Holy Name .29 31 Johnston 32 NfXCleveland East Tech-QV' 29 38 5-Shtcgnulg Harbor 30 Youngstown Ursuline ,, que 32 Ashtabula Harbor 39 Vienna 40 Campbell Memorial 20 Farrell , 47 Girard 35 Akron Kenmore 37 Niles 45 Campbell Memorial 38 SCIlGI1'1 57 Girard 46 Youngstown Chaney 50 Woodrow Wilson 30 Alliance 39 NJ 39 -Niles les 36 Youngstown Rayen 43 Salem 39 Sciengeville 24 Youngstown Chaney 41 Canton McKinley 44 Allignce 31 Massillon 37 Niles Wonnwlz Lost-4 47 Youngstown Rayen ' K 40 Scienceville' W Q X 33 Canton McKinley f A w P? ' 28 Massillon t to x Won-l3 Lost-5 . DISTRICT TOURNAMENT RA N il 62 Alliance ' W 32 Campbell Memorial -261 Page One Hundred Four R1- 0'1 Noon Basketball Champs. Winners of the noon club basketball title, the Darts Club won its crown by de- feating the Wolverines 21-19. The players: T. Mc- Guire, H. Waldeck, R. Victor, A. Guarnieri, D. Mc- Connell, I. Bollas, E. Davis. Pyramid building is an everyday pastime for Stunt Club members. Rear-V. Muntain, R. Thoman, E. Williams, D. Van Fossan, H. Casey front4R. Hood, D. McConnell, A. Deehr, D. Carrico, R. Gray. Class Football Victors. The l2-B team won the class touch football playoffs in the fall. HearfA. Guarn- ieri, E. Davis, P. Sheptockg front-G. Woodcock, D. Tishman, H. Knofsky, D. VanFossan, H. Waldeck. Not in picture-D. McConnell. Ready--Get Set-Go! The 10-A team won the class track meet of 1944 with 37 points. Close on the heels of the victors was the l2-A team with 36V2 points. Track added something new to class athletic corn- petition. Rear-Cf. Gherlein, T. McGuire, L. Lewis, C. Hickox, B. Bollas, front-F. Medley, R. Oatley, I. Blair, D. Howell, H. Ackerman. -'Sf Page One Hundred Five fif- Monogram Winners. The Lettermen Club sponsors the Homecoming Dance each year. At the end of the respective seasons, the Club presents a qold toot- ball, basketball, track, or baseball to each letter- man who has won Varsity letters for two years. Beareff'B. Blakely, L. Corbin, l, T. Lotz, I. Bollas, N. Williams, row 3iA. Williams, B. Busbey, P. Shep tock, Coach Beck, N. Smith, Coach Lafferty, E Davis, I. Stocz: row 2314. Heed, D. Spencer, B. Fritz D. Conder, M. Norton, 4, W. Knoske, M. Lazor, I Lucas: front-gilt. Robison, 2, P. DeBolt, I. Polena, 3 ro CD Q 5 Q P N P1 72' 4 FD Q. O PA in W s: Q- Q :1 U ou CD 4 Q F5 l-'ePresidentg 2- 4-Vice President: 3-gSGCf9lGfYj fluffreasurer. Prexie Thinclads. Track was resumed in the sprinq of l944, and the Harding trackmen won four of the six meets. Reare-H. Ackerman, R. Bean, D. Spencer, E. Starqell, M. Yovich, B. Mollenkopfz row 2fWCoach Zmgwmeemw WQUHSUI-4 m5?? ZQQF gfpvff' ?CJ was O12 3353 Sri 'arm P05 Q35 S93 ZGHP 0158 E? Q 513:10 P F' 5112? ZEU2 QQ5' DEQ 55 - 1?-fl +R Page One Hundred Six 12+ 1 Knights of the Ball and Bat. Rain soaked pre- 1944 BASEBALL SCORES season baseball practice, but the Harding nine won Warren Opponent four against two losses. Rear-E. Davis, W. Blakely, T. Selby, P. DeBolt, D. Spencer: row 2-Mgr. R. Bland, L. Petrosky, P. Shafer, R. Robison, W. Slagle, Coach Laftertyp front-E. Kvesich, I. Lavelle, R. Iacobs, W. Perlman, S. Kuhart, T. Lotz. Spencer to First. Don Spencer, all-around Harding athlete, and shortstop on the baseball team, was given a contract by the Pittsburgh Pirates. He left this spring to train with the Albany Senators of the Eastern League, one of the Pirates' farm clubs. 1944 TRACK RESULTS Warren Opponent 76 V2 Niles 28 V2, Girard 24 E50 V2 Niles 37 V2, Youngstown Rayen 31 66V2 New Castle 5lV2 39 V2 Salem 80, Struthers 32V2 50 Struthers 60 72 Newton Falls 23 At the Canton Relays, Harding scored nine points and placed ninth. At the Salem Relays, Warren did not place for State competition. -'Sf Page One Hundred Seven Leavittsburg 4 Howland 2 Howland 3 Youngstown Chaney 4 Scienceville 0 TOURNAMENT Canton McKinley 10 Won-4 Lost-2 .Q HSV' Q2 g ,gas Hoot mon! hear those bagpipers, says Globey in his best Scottish accent as he watches Highlanders on parade before historic Edinburgh Castle. l-le exults in Scott's Loch Katrine and Burns' country but can't linger there. Sure he finds himself on the Emerald Isle, tramp- ing down a road bordered by miles of flowering fuschia. Peeping out of the hedge is a whitewashed cottage with the winter's supply of peat beside it fno coal shortage, therej. Make way for lrish lad with his milk cart. Pausing just long enough to kiss the Blarney Stone to improve his gift of gab, Globey arrives at a green valley in Wales in time for a Welsh song fest. England calls! I-Ie drinks in the beauty of Wordsworth's lake region, each lake possessing a charm all its own. Out of the many cathedrals he visits, he selects York Minster as representative of the majestic and awe-inspiring handiwork of man. A riot of color greets him in the old-fashioned flower garden of Anne l-lathaway's cottage. Oh jolly! there's a regatta on the Thames, everybody cheering his own crew, don't you know. En route to London he passes an English mail carrier on his cycle, who responds to Globey's greeting with a cheerio. ln London he in- quires for a telephone booth. Of all things, the bobby directs him to it out there on the sidewalk in a little house of its own-convenient to say the least. What courteous fellows those bobbies are. There'll always rf-,k'r fN'T X be an England. C 'H E Q , H O3 Q -fs ?' MQK fl E Q 5' x m MEN K. .taxi -3 - if Conaratulations! Class of '45 YOUNG CLOTHES STYLED IN A MODERN MANNER FOR THE IUNIOR MISS CARTWRIGHTS FPANCINE WARREN Lk, 1 126 EAST MARKET . . . WARREN . . . an almost endless selection of SWEATERS . SKIRTS BLOUSES . SPORTSWEAR . REVERSIBLES . as well as DRESSES . COATS . SUITS . FURS and ACCESSORIES as featured in Mademoiselle . . . I bought it at CARTWRIGHT'S FRANCINE . . . More and more you hear this from the smartly dressed Miss. if Page O H ci d Ten Ef- PATRGNS Ann Linen 6. Baby Shoppe Bergstrom Garage Bess Newton Brown Studio of Dance Christy's C. S. Heinold East End Drug Store E. M. Sun-trnerhays Gou1dthorpe's Grocery 6 Meat Market Harris-Warren Theatre I. E. Guthrie 6. Associates P Karg's Dairy Lunch Keich 6 O'Brien Architects Leeds lewelry Co. Lionettes Club lLCl Mackey's Marvin Electric Co. McClure's Drug Store M. I. Q. Club Montgomery Drug Co. Oak Grove Service Station O. I. Clark Roslan Beauty Salon Shank's Drug Store Shupe Dance Studio Skeldon's Streamliner Summit Lumber Co. Taft Chess Club Tartan Club The The The The Adams Insurance Agency Co. G. K. Bakers, Inc. People's Ice 6 Supply Co. Sport Center Thornhill's Market Trumbull Manufacturing Co. The HART IEWELRY Co. 170 North Park Avenue Trumbull County's Largest and Most Complete Iewelry Store Three Floors Completely Air- Conditioned 0 Use Hart's Easy Pay Plan Compliments of A. GUARNIERI 6. CO. WHOLESALE O Candy - Tobacco -- Cigars and Confectionery Rear-433 East Market Street Compliments of I. I. Goldston Maior Ben Lake F. A. Warren Music Store Lt. G.g.D Eli Goldston. U.S.N R Warren Pastry Shop Waffen Tfimspomlion CO- Cpl. Leo Goldston, U.S.M.C R Wm. C. Hei.rn's Garage Compliments of B. F. GOODRICH STORES Goodrich Tires, Batteries. Accessories, Gas and Oil C. E. GAFFEY. Manager Slfeel Phgne -ttf Page One Hundred Eleven Ef- o4merica Is Still The Land of ,- Opportunity Master of human destinies am I. Fame, love, and fortune on my footsteps Wait, Cities and fields I walk: I penetrate Deserts and seas remote, and passing by Hovel, and mart, and palace soon or late I knock unbidden, once at every gatel If sleeping, Wake-if feasting, rise before I turn away. It is the hour of fate, And they who follow me reach every state Mortals desire, and conquer every foe Save death, but those who doubt or hesitate, Condemned to failure, penury and Woe, Seek me in vain, and uselessly implore-- I answer not, and I return no more. -Iohn Iarnes Ingalls Best Wishes For Success From The Men and Women of PACKARD ELECTRIC DIVISION General Motors Corporation WARREN. OHIO -wtf Page One Hundred Twelve li' Compliments of AUTO1VIO'I'IVE, INC., OF WARREN 147 Pine Avenue, S. E. Congratulations and Best Wishes FACTORY SHOE STORE GAMBLE . Always Better Shoes For Less Money 182 High Street Warren, Ohio Phone 2294-2295 0 Fire - Casualty , , Fidelity and surety Bonds 153 Main St. Warren, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1945 K L I V A N S Wczrren's Leading Credit Iewelers 180 East Market Street if Page One Hund d Thirteen E4- BOSTON STORE 2l7 Main Avenue, S. W. Everything in Men's and Boys' Wear Compliments of CETRONE DRY CLEANERS Wcxrren's Finest A Complete Line of 0 CAMPUS SWEATERS For Every Ogcqsion Phone 3652 Warren, Ohio Compliments of Office Supplies cmd Drafting Equipment I BOLOTIN'S FURNITURE STORE The S. A. BARNES Co. 464 South Street, S. W. . wanen,s Leading 306 East Market Street Furniture Store Phone 1015 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OP '45 The General Insurance Agency I. E. GREENWOOD, President INSURANCE ifffaflfrr Aavntlvf , ,QWZLEAPY .eofv Gllfp re4'10 IN ALI.. ITS BRANCHES f x f Phone 2026 Mahoning Building Warren, Ohio v if Page One Hundred Fourteen Ef- BUY BONDS Best Wishes The DARLING SHOP VAUTROT 6 MYERS CO. It's a Darling Dress Iewelers Since 1847 Diamonds . Gifts for All Occasions 148 North Park Avenue Corner Park and Market ' Next to Warner Co. WARREN HARDWARE CO. Near the Corner-Market and Main Busy Since 1892 Headquarters for Good Hardware and Sporting Goods THE SHERWIN- ah!!! CO. Compliments of ' - ' W SWEGAN'S Painis. Vamishes. Wallpaper RESTAURANT 137 South Park Avenue Union Bus Terminal Warren, Ohio Compliments of THE EAST OHIO LUMBER COMPANY ' o 1260 North Park Avenue Warren, Ohio -if Page One Hundred Fifteen 134- Best Wishes IOE SLATER CLARABELL CASE THE WARREN INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance and Bonding Service HM GUTHRIE Phone 2826 208 Mahoning Bldg. STROUSS-HIRSHBERUS 70 Years Young in Ideas - 70 Years Qld in Service CORNER MARKET AND PARK I Congratulations to the Classes of '45 Compliments of THE DENMAN TIRE 6. RUBBER CO. IFACTORY BRANCHI 181 High Street-Opposite Warner Hotel Phone 2057 -if Page O H d d Sixteen 13+ -J it AMERICAN WOMEN DESERVE A SPECIAL FREEDOM- fm Y 'ff't it ,,,r!, RUDGERY isn't a pretty Wordg but, it is descriptive of a large part of the housewife's kitchen day, if she is working in an inconvenient, poorly arranged kitchen where she must walk end- lessly, carrying things from the place in which they are kept to the place where they are to be used. Trudgery implies the fatigue and frustration that begins early in her kitchen day and increases with every step until, at the end, she is too tired to do the things she really enjoys doing. Freedom from this trudgery would give her the extra hours and energy she needs for better and happier living. This freedom from trudgery, which housewives so richly de- serve, can be had in a YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN-for these kitchens are planned to give plenty of storage space within arm's reach of the Work surface. YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS will be available very soon after the War is over-and they will be Worth waiting for. Buy War Bonds today-YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS, tomorrow. Until the last shot is fired-buy loondsi give blood-salvage fats and paper - work for Victory. Then do your part to Give a Man a Job fix , r .Ji-. 1 .1 .J 33? sf - in j ,g Put Dollars to Work The FREE Amnicmway MULLINS MANUFACTURING CORPORATION WARREN. OHIO Design Engineering Service . Large Pressed Metal Parts . Porcelain Enameled Products 'LN ' 1. 1 , ' 'Nl Jwullino- Page One Hundred Seventeen Ef- Compliments of KAY JEWELRY CO. 133 East Market Street WOPIGH, Ohio LEUMAS S. S. KRESGE CO. BEAUTY SALON , , r Fnendly Service Specializing in and Steam Permanent Waving Good Values V101-A MUCCIOI Prop- Red Front Store - 125 W. Market St Phone 1120 305 Second Nmfl Bldg. Green Front Store-133 W. Market St Compliments of A United Motors Repair Shop Warren's MOOREIS Modern Drug Store SOHIO SERVICE Q O LEWIS 6 MCWHIRTER Standard Oil Products Complete Car Service I DRUGG STS MOORE NEWLON, Manager 131 High Street Phone 2825 345 High Street, N. E. BUY FARR THE BEST Appearance Is Your Best Asset In Lite- Dress Well and Succeed FARR'S CLOTHES COMPARE 178 East Market Street Robins Building Warren's Largest C1othier -'Zf Page One Hundred Eighteen Rf- Practical Training for the Better Business Positions WARREN BUSINESS COLLEGE PAIGE AND BYRNES INSURANCE 0 DAVID R. PAIGE M IAMES L. BYRNES 147 S. Park Avenue, Warren, Ohio Compliments of THE CROSS-LESLIE CO. Wurren's Leading Home Furnishers Quality Furniture ' Since 1888 . C mpiiments of ROGERS CLEANERS Compliments of PECK'S DRY GOODS STORE 0 Dependable Since 1883 -if Page O I-I d d Nineteen Q31- - - SUCCESS gnd BEST WISHES Compliments of HOUSE of FASHION l R O B I N S T H E A T R E HOTEL WARNER Wgr'ren's Leading Hetel C Excellent Dining Room Compliments of The HOBBY SHOP 117 High Street N. E. AS USUAL NEAI.'S O-S-B-O-R-N-E The Family Shoe Store THE SUIT MAN 0 ' Suits To Order Luggage of Merit 162 N. Pgrk Avenue Lou Poleng Sweaters of Au Kinds -FSI Pgge One Huncl d Twenty Ef- Compliments of Best Wishes From WARREN .KING FURNITURE ARMATURE WORKS and CARPET C0- Electrical Supplies PAUL L. KING KARL B. KING and Repairs A Class of 1911 Class of 1911 ROBERT L. KING EDWARD KING 848 W. Market Street Phone 3165 Class of 1943 Class of 1944 Compliments of NICHOIJS 5c to 31.00 STORES Newton Falls Youngstown Lisbon, Ohio Compliments of u The Tribune Chronicle Compliments of I RECOVERY DRUG-The Modem Drug store Expertly Filled Prescriptions Gifts for All Occasions ' Friendly Fountain Service ' 1264 E. Market St. if Page One Hundred Twenty-one 191- Compliments of THE HILTON STEEL COMPANY Engineers and Plate Fabricators Warren, Ohio Compliments of SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY THE WARNER COMPANY Presents Interesting Apparel for Spring and Summer Activities Apparel That Is New, Colorful, and Outstanding Page O H d d Twenty-two fif- You canlt solve it Withyiolence You have been taught from earliest childhood that, when someone dumps a problem in your lap, the thing to do is to buckle down, work it out, solve it. You could get an ax and kill the teacher: you could run away from school: you could do any number of things that would leave you much Worse off than before. l ls it too much to ask that we think of our problems of Race, Religion, and Color in a like intelligent manner? When someone tells you that the only solution is to hate and fight, just tell him, That is the one sure way NOT to solve a problem. They've been trying to do that over in Europe for gener- ations. H. G. DOWNS PHOTOGRAPHER -wtf Page One Hundred Twenty-three 121' ARTWIL Mutually Yours W DRESS SHOPPE R 0 Dresses - Coats - Suits Lingerie w R llllll K N C 173 West Market Street l You Will Always Find New Styles Best Wishes of in Quality FOONVSCII' PA at DRUG STORE SWEETIS 'A Name That Assures Kut Rate Shoe Store l24 North Park . Featuring F1 h ' Prescription Druggist ors erm Foot Friend Enna Iettick 0 and Sweetfs High Grade 145 Main Avenue, S. W. Footwear Compliments 'of ELWOOD SERVICE STATION Corner Atlantic and Elm -'Sf Page One Hundred Twenty-four EK' 14mhew4 .Simian PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL Photography Telephone 2193 WEDDING AND SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY A SPECIALTY FRANKLIN BLOCK - - - PARK AVENUE AND MARKET STREET -if Page O H d d Twenty-five III- Best Wishes of THE WESTERN RESERVE LUMRER COMPANY I 428 Main Avenue, S. W. Wgrren, Ohio SCHAIBLE BROTHERS f Established l922 some SERVICE STATION , , ,XY L . . . . ' ubncuhon - Tues - Battenes T Z! East Market and Iddinqs H ' R 1 E I Selling the Best THEATRE for Over Pleczsing Pictures Always 50 Years at Pocket-Pleasing Prices Ulfdllfl' ffll.Y'f0MP4Nt' Compliments of THE WEAN ENGINEERING COMPANY INCORPORATED Page One Hundred Twenty-six WONDERS BROTHERS FURNACE AND SHEET METAL WORK SPOUTING If It's Made of Sheet Metal We Can Make It Phones: Office, 3016-Xp Residence, 3445-X 842 W. Market Street Warren, Ohio Compliments of 1112 ltetppnlh Gln. Congratulations to the Class of 1945 RISI-IER'S DAIRY STORES -DH Page One Hundred Twenty-seven ll?- 'We Wish You Success o The PRIN TZ CO., Inc. The Modern Store for Men's and Boys' Clothing W. M. GARTNER WGTTGHVS Motstercroft Jewelers KIRBY'S SHQE STORE M1906 Engravers - Watchmakers Manufacturing Iewelers Compliments of 0 Your patronage is subject to quality only shoes for the Entire Family Fine Diamonds, Silverware. Watches 144 East Market Street d f ' A Quality Photo Engravers 334 EAST FEDERAL STREET 0 YOUNGSTOWN, or-no ' ' . .- ,. 2.4. 1 ' ' ' ' ' 42 Page One Hundred Twenty-eight Ef- n , J 9- , . -If 'QQ - -ff,-. , 1,5 . 1 j uw- ' f- - ,,, V L -4 ,Z 1- 1 ,W 127' .gg , T- 1 , W 1, - ,gif gf, ,f ' -f ' , rg, P X X. .N - L I 5 1 5 . ' J.. H - , - -,. -- - .. wx- ., '11 ix E224 , ,, .E - fc., , A U A '-Lx. . if -V . .. ',- -- , 101' , , uv: ' ,V ,N ,V,, in -N. ,V , -- -. V, 1 -, --if ., f, - ' '. -:fl 7' -5, ,, - 2 -ferr' L ' 9 ' ' 'QF-. '1j--- . .2- Y ' ' . ' . . -'QQ--,Ji -if.. 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