Charles F Brush High School - HiLite Yearbook (Lyndhurst, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1942 volume:

Je ' , I t 6'-x Txxm, :cpm Edition HI-LITE published By the Senior Class of Brush High School Tbmelfs ! Mr. Frank Curtiss We wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Frank Curtiss for his hearty support of all our class projects. Miss Alice Ingram For the interest that Miss Alice Ingram has always shown in our activi- ties We wish to extend to her our sincere thanks. Mr. Gardner Talcott We wish to express our apprecia- tion to Mr. Gardner Talcott, who has wil- lingly shared his office with the annual staff and Workers, and who has helped compile this book. 3- 'gf1v 'E I ' Q Q '73 Y! 'L xxx S AJ I - J - f I f - I 4 . , 4 x AX. x Q IIAUIV k Q' 0 Q lf' , ' gif ik Z ' his . . ,L 0' ' ., 4.2 .g,e--.-Af.,-.,..'c. ng. Q 'sb xx - Q1 ,'52'3':' xx mx w X X X if x X X 'jf ,- -1 Wf ff f ' W X QSN Ygvbvwy' :f M xg vw 'Abmmistmti MR. CECIL R. DUSTIN SZlp61 i7'Zf6'l16lE1flf First row, left to right: Mr. Elmer Treece. Mr. Iohn Iacque, Mr. Fred Weinmann, Mr. Karl Keller, Mr. Lincoln Elliott. Second row: Mr. Frank Miller, Mr. William Moore, Mr. Edwin Evans, Mr. Robert Shupp, Mr. Frank Curtiss, Mr. M. Gardner Talcott. -57 First row, left to right: Mr. Edwin Logan, Mr. Gail Sheats, Miss Blanche Robinson, Mr. Michael Palermo. Mr. Ioseph Maddox. Second row: Miss Ioan Luton, Miss Grace Hadiield, Miss Alice Ingram, Miss Rena Lee Tway, Miss Martha Teeters, Mrs. Lavina King, Miss Margery McDonald, Miss Doris Ambrose. MR. LINCOLN ELLIOTT Prilzcipal 15- HI- LITE STAFF First row, left to right: Virginia Bittikofer, Naomi Stwan. Alice Eschmann, Margaret Gilson. Second row: Art Richter, Bob Bonnell, Mike DeMarco, Bob Whitaker, Russell Meinke. ARC - LITE STAFF First row, Ieft to right: Naomi Stwan, Alice Eschmann, Margaret Gilson, Virginia Bittikofer Second row: Mr. Talcott, Lee Vogler, Richard Bliss, Don Smith, Ioan Bowman, Russell Meinke -7- ' Hi -Lite Staff NDER the leadership of Alice Eschmann, editor-in-chief of the Hi- Lite staff, the senior class of 1942 con- tinued the custom revived by last year's class of publishing an annual. Assisting Alice on the editorial staff were Margaret Gilson and Naomi Stwan, assistant editors. The business staff, headed by Robert Bonnell, business manager. consisted of Virginia Bittikofer, advertising manager. and Arthur Richter, chairman of the sub- scription committee. Two members of the advertising staff, Marianna Purpura and Doris Sargent, solicited much of the adver- tising and their work has been appreciated by all. The pictures of classes and activities throughout the book were taken by our photographer, Russell Meinke, who was as- sisted by Robert Whitaker. Russell also mounted the candid shots, many of which were contributed by various students. Michael DeMarco, art editor, created Li1tle Arky Brush and assisted in the lay-out. Other members of the staff were Elmer Fibich, Iane Kaighin, Howard Schuster, and Anne Levine. The staff appreciates the work which the entire senior class put forth in the pub- lishing of this annual. This consisted of soliciting advertising, writing copy, and typing. ' Arc - Lite Staff E A D E D by Margaret Gilson, edi- tor-in-chief, the Arc-Lite this year again attained a circulation of over 500. The paper, published monthly, is a member of the National Press Association and the Quill and Scroll. Assisting Margaret on the editorial staff were Naomi Stwan, man- aging editor: Ioan Bowman and Alice Esch- mann, assistant editors: Russell Meinke, art editor: Richard Bliss, music editor: and Don Smith. sports editor. Those on the busi- ness staff were Virginia Bittikofer, circu- lation manager, and Iosephine Darcole, ex- change editor. With the assistance of Margaret Gilson, Mr. M. G. Talcott, faculty advisor. organized the Iunior Iournalism club. This organization of 15 juniors and sophomores was formed to give them experience in publishing the paper and to teach them the fundamentals of journalism. Ioan Bowman, only junior on this year's staff, has been appointed editor-in- chief of the staff for next year. QUALITY SENIOR POLL BOY GIRL Most Likely to Succeed ....... , ....... Robert Dustin Best Looking .................. N icest Eyes ........ Prettiest Hair .,........... Loveliest Complexion Best Figure ................. Prettiest Legs ..... Craziest Hair-do ...... Brainiest .... . ....... Best Actor Best Artist .......... Best Musician ....... Best Athlete ....., Best Dancer ......... Sharpest Clothes ........ Most Tempermental ...... Warmest Smile ...... Most Popular ................ . ........ Bill Dorsh ...,... . ........Tom Allenby .. .......,Tom Allenby .. ........Bill Manz ........Ar.t Richter ........Bob Cahill Russell Meinke ...... ...,... ........Bob Dustin ........Mike DeMarco ........Mike DeMarco ........Richard Bliss ........Andy McMahon ........Ioe Wellington ........Russell Meinke . ........ Art Richter ..... . ........Richard Bliss ........Russel1 Meinke Whom You'd Like Most to Date ........ ........ R ussell Meinke Sunniest Disposition .... Cutest Couple .............. Best Speaking Voice .. Neatest ...............,........ Best Sense ot Humor .. Corniest Jokes ............ Most Domestic ..... Laziest ............. Silliest ...................... Nicest Personality ........ Whom You Would Like to Marry ......... ......,. ........Bi1l Smyth . ........ Mike Stetanoni Russell Meinke Russell Meinke Bill Smyth ....... ........Bill Smyth ........Bob Dustin ,.,..Earl Gordon ........Bill Smyth ..,,,...Bill Dorsh Del Thomas ...... Most Likely to Reach 100 ..................... ........ I ohn Kelly ........ Most Likely to be a Big Businessman ....... ........ D on Smith ........ Most Likely to Become a Movie Star .......... ........ R ichard Bliss .. Most Likely to be a Politician ................. .Toe Wellington g ... Catherine Dykeman lune Eichenberg Rita Lisy Betty Manwell Rita Lisy Pat Iackson Iune Eichenberg Clara Kreuz Catherine Dykeman Virginia Bittikoler Alice Eschmann Wilma Whigham Charlotte Cain Iune Eichenberg Betty Manwell Anne Levine Eunice Meyer Virginia Ricciardi Iune Eichenberg Virginia Ricciardi Betty Manwell Alice Eschmann Betty Manwell Eileen O'Neill lean Cunnington Catherine Dykeman Dorothy Holsing Dorothy Holsing ........Eunice Meyer Iune Eichenberg Catherine Dykeman Margaret Gilson lean Cunningion Virginia Ricciardi l4 f f gg b 'S E ' X . : '-if! at 2' Classes num? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pifesinlenf Russell Meinke Vice-P1'esia'e111f June Eichenber g Secretary Virginia Ricciardi Treasurer Robert Bonnell M11- SENIORS IEAN MARY ALPLANALP Gym Leader C31 French Club C31 Student Council C11 C21 Board oi Managers C31 Chorus C41 Athletic Association Cl1 C21 C31 C41 Whirlo Club C41 , THOMAS HENRY ALLENBY English Iunior Play C31 Hall Monitor C31 Golf C31 RICHARD SCOTT BLISS Dick Senior Play C41 Iunior Play C31 Sophomore Play C21 Band C11 C21 C31 C41 Orchestra C11 C21 C31 C41 Track C11 C21 C31 Forensic Club C41 Record Club C41 Chorus C21 Athletic As- sociation Cl1 C21 C31 Arc-Lite C41 VIRGINIA EMMA BITTIKOFER Gini French Club C31 Fencing Club C31 Forensic Club C41 Gym Leader C31 Chorus C21C31 Operetta C31 Senior Play C41 Friendship Club C41 Honor Society C31C41 Hi-Lite C41 Arc-Lite C31C41 Sophomore Play C21 Honor Roll C11 C21 C31 Merit Roll C41 Friend- ship Club C41 IANET EVELYN CHARLES Band C21 C31 Red Cross C41 MILDRED MARTIN Milly Hall Monitor C11 ROBERT RAYMOND CAHILL Bob Gym Leader C31 Operetta C41 Base- ball C41 CHARLOTTE MARIE CAIN Chicky Chorus C41 Operetta C41 Arc-Lite C41 Athletic Association C11 C21 C31 C41 ,121 SENIORS DOROTHY JEAN ARNDT Dottie Band Cl1C21C31C41 Whirlo Club C41 Gym Leader Cl1CZ1C31 Operetta C41 Athletic Association C41 Chorus C41 Student Council C41 Hall Monitor C31 C41 Oliice Assistant C31 C41 Mike l UNE MARIE EICHENBERG Athletic Board C31C41 Record Club C31 Student Council C41 Senior Chorus C41 Hall Monitor C41 Athletic Association C11 C21 C31 C41 Operetta C41 MICHAEL ANTHONY DeMARCO Forensic Club C41 Senior Play C41 Iunior Play C31 Operetta C31C41 Chorus C11 C21 C31 C41 Annual C41 Hall Monitor C41 Arc-Lite C41 CATHERINE IOHANNA DYKEMAN Kale National Honor Society C31 C41 Friend- ship Club C41 Sophomore Play C21 French Club C31 Iunior Red Cross C31 Chorus C21 Athletic Association C21 C31 C41 Honor Roll C11 C21 C31 C41 Gym Leader C21 C31 JEAN LOIS CUNNINGTON Ieanie Forensic Club C41 Gym Leader C21 Sophomore Play C21 Senior Play C41 Arc-Lite C31 Hall Monitor C31 Senior Chorus C21 ROBERT ANTHONY BONNELL Bob National Honor Society C41 Annual C41 Track C21C31 Honor Roll C11 C21 C31 Merit Roll C41 Hall Monitor C41 War Council C41 EARL MARBELL COOK Cookie Whirlo Club C11 C21 C31 C41 Hall Moni- tor CZ1 C3 C41 BARBARA ANN ELLIOTT Barb National Honor Society C41 Fencing Club C31C41 Friendship Club C31C41 Chorus C31 Operetta C31 Honor Roll C11 C21 C31 C41 Athletic Association C11 C21 C31 C41 SENIORS IOSEPHINE DOROTHY DARCOLE Io Leader Club C13 C23 C33 Arc-Lite C33 C43 Operetta C43 EVELYN FRANCES DOEHRING Eve Band C13 C23 C33 C43 Orchestra C13 C23 Whirlo Club C23 C43 Gym Leader C33 Athletic Association C33 C43 DANIEL WALTER DORSCH Dan National Honor Society C43 Band C13 C23 C33 C43 Orchestra 1 C13 C23 C33 C43 Track C13 C23 C33 C43 Operetta C43 Merit Roll C33 C43 Athletic As- sociation Cl3 C23 C33 C43 Record Club C43 MARGARET CLAIRE GILSON Peggy Forensic Club C43 Hall Monitor C43 National Honor Society C43 Gym Leader C13 C23 Iunior Play C33 Arc- Lite C33 C43 Annual C43 Honor Roll C13 C23 C33 C43 Athletic Association C33 C43 Senior Chorus C23 French Club C33 ALICE ELIA ESCHMANN Forensic Club C43 Arc-Lite C43 Na- tional Honor Society C43 Annual C43 French Club C33 Athletic Association C43 Honor Roll C23 C33 Merit Roll C43 FRANKLIN LEWIS DORSCH Frank War Council C43 Band C13 C23 C33 C43 Orchestra C13 C23 C33 C43 Track C13 C23 C33 Honor Roll C13 Merit Roll C23 C33 National Honor Society C33 C43 Record Club C43 IACQUELINE RUTH FRANK Iackie Athletic Board C43 Hall Monitor C43 War Council C43 ELEANOR IUNE HARBST Athletic Association C23 C33 C43 Oper- etta C33 French Club C33 C43 Boots :S Saddle Club C23 C33 C43 Whirlo Club C33 C43 Forensic Club C33 Fenc- ing Club C33 Chorus C33 C43 fi Et la no ' M SENIORS ALICE EILEEN EHLKE Iunior Red Cross C43 IUNE ALBERTA EHLKE Iunior Red Cross C43 MARTHA LOUISE HARRISON Office Assistant C13 Forensic Club C43 Opereita C13 Gym Leader C13 C23 Freshman Play C13 Senior Play C43 Athletic Board C33 Hall Monitor Cl3 C33 French Club C33 WILLIAM CHARLES DORSH Bi11 War Council C43 Band C13 C23 C33 C43 Orchestra C13 C23 C33 C43 Whirlo Club C43 Football C43 Track C33 C43 Stu- dent Council C23 C33 C43 Hall Monitor ROBERT WILLIAM DUSTIN Bob National Honor Society C33 C43 Band C23 C33 C43 Honor Roll C23 C33 C43 Track C23 Athletic Association C23 C33 Athletic Board C33 DOROTHY ANNE HOLSING Dotter Whirlo Club C23 Gym Leader C13 C33 Operetta C43 Hall Monitor C43 Senior Chorus C43 DOROTHY ELLEN FELDHORN Dottie Whirlo Club C43 MARY GIORDANO Operetta C33 C43 SENIORS ROBERTA GERTRUDE FREDRICKSON Bobby Whirlo Club C31 IOHN PETER KELLY Iunior Red Cross C41 EUNICE LA VERNE MEYER Eunie National -Honor Society C41 Annual C41 WILLIAM FENELL Bi11 Football C41 Hall Monitor C31 C41 HOWARD FIBICH Hall Monitor C41 ETHEL BETTY KAYE Operetta C31 CEAN FRANCES HOOK Operetla C41 Hall Monitor C21 C31 PATRICIA ANN IACKSON Pat Athletic Board C41 Athletic Associa- tion C41 SENIORS BETTY MAE KEBRDLE Merit Roll C11 VIRGINIA IDELL KUMP Ginny Hall Monitor C21 C31 IANE MARGARET KAIGHIN French Club C31 Forensic Club C41 Iunior Play C31 Senior Play C41 Ath- letic Association Cl1C21C31C41 Hall Monijor Cl1 C21 C31 C41 KENNETH FRANK EROSKEY Kenny Football C41 Track C11C21C31C41 Hall Monitor C31 C41 Basketball C11 CZ1 C31 C41 Operetta C41 Athletic Associa- tion C11 C21 C31 C41 Whirlo Club C41 ELMER HERBERT FIBICH Senior Chorus C41 Band C31 C41 Ath- letic Association C31C41 Hall Moni- tor C41 NANCY IANE LAMB Nan Friendship Club C31C41 Merit Roll C11 C31 CLARA ROSE ANN KREUZ Trix Operetta C41 Athletic Association C11 C21 C31 C41 ' GERALDINE HELEN KORABEK Gerry Record Club C31 Operetta C41 Arh- C lefic Association C21C31C41 .-.1'7,. SENIORS ANNE LEVINE Red Gym Leader C25 C35 Hall Monitor C35 Athletic Association C15 C25 C35 C45 Senior Play C45 ELIZABETH M. LIVINGSTONE ' Twerp Band C15 C25C35 Whirlo Club C25 Merit Roll C15 C25 Gym leader C25 A C35 Student Council C15 C25 C35 DORIS MAE MARTIN Dee Gym Leader C35 Student Council C25 C35 Hall Monitor C45 ROBERT GIESLER Bob Basketball C15 C25 C35 C45 Baseball C35 C45 Hall Monitor C35 C45 Athlelic As- sociation Cl5 C25 C35 C45 EARL GORDON Basketball C15 EILEEN VERONICA O'NEILL Cutie Iunior Red Cross C45 BETTY HARRISON MANWELL Bet Band C15 C25 Iunior Play C35 Merit Roll C45 Honor Roll C15 C25 C35 Gym Leader C25 Record Club C45 Athletic Association C35 Hall Monitor C35 Student Council C35 LILLIAN THERESA MAZZOTTA Gym Leader C35 Operetta C35 C45 Merit Roll C15 C25 C35 Hall Monitor C25 Athletic Association C35 C45 SENIORS yy W 4 ROBERT IOYCE Bob Football C49 Hall Monitor C49 Ath- letic Association C49 WILLIAM EDWARD MANZ BilI Track C39 C49 War Council C49 Oper- 1 et a C49 Chorus C49 MARIORIE LYDIA MCCONVILLE ,,Pony,. Friendship Club C49 National Honor Society C49 Fencing Club C39 C49 Merit Roll C19 Honor Roll C29 C39 C49 Hall Monitor C39 Chorus C29 C39 Iunior Play C39 Senior Play C49 Ath- letic Association CI9 C29 C49 Operetta C39 BETTY IANE NICHOLS Nickie Band C19 C29 Drum Major C39 C49 Orchestra C19 C29 National Honor So- ciety C49 Operetta C49 Merit Roll C29 C39 War Council C49 Chorus C49 GEORGE CLARK BELL Hall Monitor C19 Record Club C49 ' 'VIENA CLARA GRANO tta C49 Hall Monitor C29 CARROL HALL ' Bud Iunior Red Cross C49 HERBERT HAYIVIAN Herb Hall Guard C49 SENIORS HARLAN RALPH MARTENS Happy Basketball Cl1C21C31 Baseball C11 C21C31 Football Cl1 Hall Monitor C11C21 Chorus C41 Operetta C41 ANDREW IOSEPH MCMAHON Andy Basketball Cl1 C21 C31 C41 Baseball Cl1 C21 C31 C41 Football C11 C21 C31 C41 QL-1 Hall Monitor C31 C41 Athletic Board C21 War Council C41 Athletic As- sociation Cl1 C21 C31 C41 GAETON LANESE Football C11 C21 C31 DONALD GEORGE WIMMER Don IENNIE MARIE PICCINO len Hall Monitor C41 SHERMAN HUGH MCKEOGH She1'm Football C11 C21 C31 C41 RUSSELL MEINKE Russ Annual C41 Student Council Cl1C21 C31 C41 Arc-Lite C21 C31 C41 Band Cl1 C21 C31 C41 Track Cl1 C21 Hall Moni- tor Cl1C41 Athletic Board C21 Record Club C41 Athletic Association C11 C21 C31 PAUL WILLIAM MILLER Football C31 Hall Monitor C11 C21 C31 z C41 -.201 t Forensic Club C47 Fencing Club C37 SENIORS ROBERT HUDSON OSCHWALD Bob Track C37 C47 LOUIS ANTHONY PAGLIO Louie Football C17 C27 GEORGE RICHARD PIPES Student Council C17 C27 C37 C47 Whirlo Club C37 Band C17 C27 C37 Hall Monitor C27 MARIORIE ANTIONETTE RANDALL Toni Forensic Club C47 Gym Leader C17 C27 Operetta C47 Athletic As- sociation C17 C27 C37 C47 Hall Monitor C37 Senior Play C47 MARIANNA BARBARA PURPURA Polly Anne Friendship Club C47 Athletic Asso- ciation C27 C37 C47 Merit Roll C27 C47 Chorus C37 Operetta C37 DONALD HENRY SMITH Don Movie Projectionist C37 C47 Hall Mon- itor C17 C27 C37 Forensic Club C47 Arc-Lite C47 Track C17 C27 Football C27 Athletic Association C17 C27 C37 Senior Play C47 ARTHUR WILLIAM RICHTER Art Track C17 C27 C37 C47 Football C37 C47 Chorus C47 Hall Monitor C17 C27 Movie Projectionist C47 War Council C47 Annual C47 HOWARD LEWIS SCHUSTER Howie Track C37 C47 .-.21.. mlm SENIORS VIRGINIA DOLORES RICCIARDI Ginny Student Council C41 Gym Leader C11 C21 Hall Monitor C41 National Honor Society C41 Whirlo Club C41 War Council C41 Honor Roll C11 C21 C31 C41 Athletic Association C31 C41 Record Club C31 DOROTHY ELLEN REHN Dot War Council C41 Friendship Club C41 Forensic Club C41 National Honor Society C41 Fencing Club C31 Honor Roll C11 C21 C31 Merit Roll C31 Hall Monitor C41 Athletic Association C11 C21 C31 C41 Senior P1ayC41 LOUIS .RUBERTINO Iunior Red Cross C41 AUDREY MAY RITER Short Stuff Operetta C41 WILLIAM EDWARD SMYTH Bi11 Track C41 War Council C41 JERRY MARINE STROHM Hall Monitor C31 French Club C31 ELEANOR RUTH SCHMIDT El Gym Leader C11 C21 RAYMOND EDWARD STANFORD ,,RaY,, Merit Roll C41 -22.- SENIORS 4 i I l A RITA ANN LISY Pork Chops 5 Athletic Association C11 C21 ' KATHLEEN EDITH WILSON Kathy Operetta C41 Senior Chorus C41 Ath- letic Association C21 C31 Hall Moni- tor C41 RAYMOND TALMADGE Hay Honor Roll C11 C21 C31 C41 Hall lVloni1or C21 C31 C41 Gym Leader C11 C21 C31 ELSIE WENRICH Gym Leader C31 Operetta C21 C41 EVELYN DOROTHY SMATT Evie Athletic Association C31 WILLIAM AMHURST SPATZ Bill Football C31 C41 JOSEPH CLARENCE WELLINGTON Wimpy Senior Play C41 Sophomore Play C21 . Hall Monitor C31 ROBERT DONALD WHITAKER Windy Track C11 C21 C31 C41 Annual C41 Arc- Lile C41 -23.L SENIORS WILMA RUTH WHIGHAM Whig Honor Roll C33 C43 Operetia C33 C43 Chorus C33 C43 National Honor Soci- ety C43 Friendship Club C43 Ath- letic Association C23 Forensic Club C43 ERNEST DELBERT THOMAS DeI' Senior Play C43 Chorus C43 Band C33 C43 Operetta C43 Hall Monitor C23 Athletic Association C33 C43 Recorl Club C43 NORMAN JOHN WEIGAND Norm Iunior Red Cross C43 BLANCHE IEANETTE WOODCOCK Iunior Red Cross C43 NAOMI RUTH STWAN Nay Friendship Club C33 C43 Sophomore Play C23 Senior Play C43 Operetta C43 Fencing Club C33 Arc-Lite C33 C43 Athletic Association C13 q23C 33 C43 Of- fice Assistant C33 C43 Annual C33 C43 LEE IAMES VOGLER Bud Track C13 C23 C33 C43 Chorus C33 C43 Iunior Play C33 Operetta C33 C43 Arc-Lite C43 .1 DORIS MAE SARGENT Friendship Club C33 C43 Operetta C33 C43 Athletic Association Cl3 C23 C33 C43 French Club C33 LaVERNE MARIE ZSOKA Sailor Friendship Club C43 Forensic Club C43 Operetta C33 C43 Merit Boll C43 Athletic Association C43 Senior Chorus C13 C23 C33 C43 CAbsent3 MARY LOU OWEN Lou CAbsent3 Operetta C23 C33 Chorus C13 C23 C33 ROSEMARY GRIFFITH Hall Monitor C33 Iunior Red Cross C43 ELEVENTH GRADE :J O .Ii CD l-'Cr S1 O D Q 9 .Q GJ M Cl O Q E O Q C1 B O N CEI G CD FD x-7 2 bs fd I-4 I DW 31 Q 'a 'Q E-1 .. IZ'- 02 P3 U II .- ES Q o DZ .fi 5' as 5 lr. 6 a .2 r-1 .fs E .E Ill E ui N 8 Q :I 2 'a Q 5 E 2 N - bw B E o DT. Beryle Lois Shields, Doro .hy Okkerse, Barbara Koski, Tietz, Evelyn Baehr, Helen se Amata, Betty Gourley, Ro Pat Bew. 811116 Burris, Ie Ann IU -o Q 5 'E fl? Q o D U 2 Q o r-1 3' 'Ea M :Lf '63 .. .M .2 .-E 0 UI 'Q O Q :E fd E 3 O FD CI IU O r- 5- iD rn D4 E as Q '63 1-4 FU D1 31 fd 2 Q GJ ... 'U 'U fd U2 I2 O 'Q IU E Q O ill .E .-Q O as P' .G .. 0 bt O Q ai Ill l-I 0 .M .M O C'- YU 'Q K5 E r: CD CI M .1 Bl Young, Ruth Wagner, Rogee Molter, Marilyn Wagner, Mr. Karl Keller, Snider, Florence Johnson. dred r, Mil ale, Lee Salinge H 0Y neider, Ler .-C2 U U1 QI 2 x-1 Z5 m .-1 .-1 .... PQ ui az H ru C5 ..- SI ru D1 H CJ 'ti Q FU 34 U an u Q an ll! o .Q I'-I-1 vi F4 F4 ru E ai Ill o ll!-1 E o U cv Q rd Y-1 o Aux rn Iohns. Robert Sa SI, eb Bodenw Bernice 1'!'lO1'1S. Marian Bosler, Doris Sim ci x-1 GJ .-Q O x- III .-. x-4 FU O ..-. E fu .E cu U: as o .-. ni Ill fu .-Cl O ..: Ill GJ Q ID fo 3-4 ID .Q .E KI JE .8 .E E O Q Q .Q O r- Q 2 GJ 113 S Q O Q 6 .Q F4 O Z Q .Q O ... 5. CU l-1 5-4 Q 2 E O r-1 E .93 Q M U C0 E Q .2 ... '41 'ni D-1 O -.- 3 FU H O 2 :Q .-1 .E C fu E '5 .Q XII 3-1 CD 'U Q CD I U1 U1 Q D1 S. 2 cz. GJ .Q U rn Q O Q :St GJ .-1 ..- IU Q E on Cl fU E o Q 51 5 o Y-4 o Q -S Q DI ai Q: IU I-I D Q Q 2 U :Q 5 Q O D ai ,.. .M U fd 2 .Q O an ai ... C5 -U O U .Q o sn :J 2 :P- IU H .-Q O I-'D Stanko. eeley, Iennie H Bob Rini, :E 9 I E IU I .2 D ... bw U2 ui Y-4 E ci .E :Q CU .E D C5 :J ui Ll E 15 CU Q I! E Q KD 'Q 5 E1 3 O .. 'U ID GJ M etcali, M da, Iack an Y 9116 y Io Main, G al' y Grano, M Nichols, Bett HB Ti .rc .2 Q .-. III an .... U .-. 5 ru Q-4 .ri E cu r-I 'U X-A .LU 5 E 55 '41 F: J: 0 r-. I: .93 fl! m an o 'T N er, acMichae1, lbert M Gi Salter, Herb Richter. Mills e. ert Oliver, Ray ob R Macllskell. Cicerella. Anthony Attanaro, chard iglio, Ri G SIIG Eug ITEPJTPI CHiAlDE U. xi EEE :sung E45 n 203 .EQ t.E E52 O .OD Bm. avg ':'Tu' E ,EEE x..O,.:. Bang H. can goC5 U1 L-1 622 'img Hmm EES ang 44,5144 Emi gdw SSW CND OS EAQ .-4 U mga EES 9 3 wi mmg E58 218 fl! Simi iiw D-.fU.2 WE egg gui milru 552 IU .-I E35 111.9-8 .m w 255 OO E94 M od? 255 as-1 E35 v-.Ep 452 ,G U ETH Q62 IU Q29 35? Q55 KD S25 SSW .-.-Ed Smw 2,3 Q25 S24 w E 925 in Bom Qm aiu: geig 1,-GS.-. -gm ammo HH- au b o P-bf Um. -.-.Nigga-. 02m 1-Eng L3 xhw- H m w wa USM 3 Qin: M. : :Qs agus m -fu U2 'LIOIU8 mga, 5,4434 E v8 35.5 3 Ewei main E EE-E,-555 Hf.'gi.uz 5 25925 E505 . Node? QQ H Mhimm gm 3 ..:: 5325 S SSSEE gmgg m QEEME up Q mais? 536g m mime? wifi E -u wg. .ee-...nd 2' 183ml gimgr D EPQEQE Hmm Q QQEEQ 55252 5 .75-DE a:wU1.2E 5 .ffogmo 57N-'SIQKL ru .. ,U n-ru ,, EIIIFGEE-4 bum? E uz-, s.4D,-'5 .... H6355 ngio 5 ::m-HE: -Q0...m'-f ,Q m,-.u ,U 0.545503 O Hb-. gqmo rn D: Qeffz 50.5 ga-H: Eimrdg gf Qgazm mesa? Q 4-1. bl 1-1 665 9453239-, .E ru x- -5 v- Eo Q vzgajw G--SE C 325522 855 . 5 O mmm Ulf:-iimfgw my, mms'-fs: DL' 3-'O,.4: 'o H Uwug.-4 51 O mwog me ffl O PC Haw igvg gms- mm E252 msg- E '53 25823: an 322 as-si 5 game ggSgH 5 oacmfu -ogg! :: C1 +-10-3 'Uo,,,.g1'U . .mg 0s:,1,5E Ja Ewnw U3 35 3 33235 Q33 Z m m Om wwiiq M veahi gwgsa U S2553 ESQQ: 3 wgjn m M2 6 ci: ,GQ Jian ,., :1--...U-.. ,5 Q2 'U n-.ann-4,531 0,5-1.75400 x.. JESM WGHMQ A . ,.-.. 5. QQ ide 2 25m m M Nwmiw M0253 znr :'g:-E15 ars:5 U 13 sgsau semis w AQBQE gmiwm 6 253.5 EQQEE6 5 E imm JBGCE: M2235 nam IM F C Qag gmmdmg Q ai we HUAESS High ggmmu E :ELIIE oz, wggaig .aa O, w- 50 Q Q mQ5gN M .mga 2 aaa!! mgewmw L 3.-4 --r-4 Qgim Sbmmhi 6 ggQ.s aiwisf E NQESBB Q25-w: g v- filo 'fCZ '.'Z.'E o m HI 0 Q-1-'54-nazi - Lim!!! r.. n..2+.,,,: 111,502 an 0 QQE SE33,2 E m QPw5z5 mm 'L'-7D13wf5 . O m edel, Ri Christe u ng, W Uk bert, Fra G1 hheider R I ussel R mm C1 m Browning B . ee Kyie q,Laur etia La nese, Mostyn D avies ' lack cassi dy T ' o sf I5 .Q L.. D C O Q 6 Q. .11 r-'I GJ O v-1 .AE U 2 .,,,,-4 O D-4 n YU 2 U1 -Q 2 E o UI c GD v 2 m E IU : o D 5- m F-I ,-C1 o A 2 YU : o Q E 2 ,Cl nw an 'C ru .-Q o D1 1-I 2 UI o Pl-A w 2 nl E L.: aa E E aa : fd 54 u.. x-1 2 C5 E o s: o an E IU un L15 1: o U sz: .E 4: O nw- a: o 4: ... 4: '11 .: 'o Q ht '12 'U .-. IU s: o D alm. M Donald Sargent, Bob Edwin Logan. E ,,,-. SE 'E Qi .E gb- .fa S o 'Fm E1 E aw :E 9:2 -v- 5: rd ,-1 .E-1 ac: U EE w'5 Ci nw 4,0 -o mm GJ -c M Q2 E5 N ...f H QD s: 2 an IL' ,.. N... .2 Va Hen f! .sg mas Y-4 SCD M 52 ,Elm .E V1.9 U I5 'E CU x-1 L4 I1 E Q-KC 3 . '-3 65 .2-C1 E04 F15 Q6 gm EE cv g... .Em EE Ov-1 wrt as 915 ':u .JE Ba is EE 32 M2 P4 32 5:2 mE si 'UCD ni EI ,aim 30 1-I UMM CI E AD? g. SE 3 go EU 54 .EQ- 'gk QE :E .ii .-GB Bi gi. ,NE 13 go ,DQ m . 55 g? .QO 8 av. HE QD ' . UI JZ' mm :Lu D1 ..- an .H I-A Fra Har oble, Edward N Martin, Almenia Irene Stevenson, Marjorie .Q O sn -6 5-Q O ... 1-4 ED ow 1: :1 I aa P-4 fd ... O :Q I5 3 O :: CU L5 -c ... fd cz O II'- .J .2 .E E o Q ua cv ,-. ,ll ru -G U arian Ewing. x-I 0 'D E th, Swartz ale Smi Dick , D in ZH., ste s, Ray Gret Falken Dick Karda, Howard Schmie son, Frank Holzkamper, Long, E ge e ROW 6' sv, M Engng 2 O O O CC. 0: Q1 rino, Roger Bell Bill Spet Wil Sf der. Robert lack er, Pat eY gem Tit Fatica, Harold ck po, Ni Lu ss Doris Ambrose, Anna Rose Mi olph Owen lan 3 ,cz U rn Ad ri -- N rd GJ G' Ci GJ -: 'U H1 -E 'E U1 1-I G7 .M CU P3 6 -: 'J U 5-I GJ 2 51 fu O v-Q :E ... ,. C-1 : o ld 9- E :N D-I HJ 2 at U s: HJ Z .: G! C A4 U 0 n-'I II 0 M ei E ID S :- :Ei E .-G' U U1 I1 I3 AZ' 1: 'C l: 2 .II .2 oc: GJ E '.: CD .CI .. fd M Caz11dz'dly ,Speaking f CLASS WILL -1942 TOMMY ALLENBY leaves the girls all alone and lonely. IEAN ALPLANALP leaves a lew lessons on how to knit to the many who need it. DOROTHY ARNDT leaves to get some make up. VIRGINIA BITTIKOFER leaves her dramatic ability to those who could use it. RICHARD BLISS leaves his excess confidence to Art Cunnington who really doesn't need it. BOB BONNELL leaves the treasury as he found iteernpty. BOB CAHILL leaves, so there won't be much noise in Chorus any more. CHARLOTTE CAIN leaves in her brother's car. IANET CHARLES leaves her curly bangs to Irene Madison. EARL COOK leaves his ability to make people laugh to all the show-oils. IEAN CUNNINGTON leaves still strutting her stuff. IOSEPHINE DARCOLE leaves the students to do their own homework. MICHAEL DeMARCO leaves to be a famous artist. DAN DORSCH leaves hoping it's not just a dream. FRANK DORSCH leaves still trying to cut in on Betty lane Nichols. BILL DORSH leaves the enire student body to carry on with the War Council. BOB DUSTIN leaves his ability to study to all the thanking students. CATHERINE DYKEMAN leaves her intellectual manner to Iune Demming. THE EHLKE GIRLS leave as quietly as they came. IUNE EICHENBERG leaves as sweet as ever. BARBARA ELLIOTT leaves a good attendance report to Agnes DeLambo. KEN EROSKEY leaves his plaid shirts to Mr. Shupp's collection. ALICE ESCHMANN leaves her aristocratic manner to the 7th grade girls. DOROTHY FELDHORN leaves still buying typing paper. BILL FENELL leaves with his orchestra. IACKIE FRANK leaves her whistle to Mr. Curtiss. BOB GIESLER leaves a few inches of his height to Mr. Iacque. MARGARET GILSON leaves all the headaches to next year's Arc-Lite Editor. CPoor Ioanl. MARY GIORDANO leaves to do the Rathamaque. EARL GORDON leaves still determined to get some shut-eye. ROSEMARY GRIFFITH leaves for Ashtabula, period. ELEANOR HARBST leaves her love for fencing to Lola Lazzaro, also a pioneer in introducing the sport at Brush. MARTHA HARRISON leaves in a hurry! HERB HAYMAN leaves his husky voice to Mr. Korb, wherever he may be. DOROTHY HOLSING leaves her rep for being hep to Hazel Mae Warn. IEANNE HOOK leaves a broom and a dust pan to clean up the debris around here. PATRICIA IACKSON leaves her vitality to Delores Trivison. ROBERT IOYCE leaves the girls to type alone. IANE KAIGHIN leaves her dirty saddle shoes for Evelyn Teitz to keep clean. ETHEL KAYE leaves her rugged jitterbugging to the faculty, along with the Minuet. BETTY KEBRDLE leaves for Kentucky. ' IOHN KELLY leaves still trying to figure this place out. GERRY KORABEK leaves for the refrigerator, as usual, for some dill pickles. CLARA KREUZ leaves her red shoes to anyone who can walk in them. VIRGINIA KUMP leaves the gossips with nothing to talk about. NANCY LAMB leaves the same way March does, like a lamb.. GAETON LANESE leaves still in a rut , ANNE LEVINE leaves her temper to Miss Luton. RITA LISY leaves her sweet shyness to Marian Bosler. BETTY LIVINGSTONE leaves her popularity to Dorothy D oman. who really doesn't need it. BETTY MANWELL leaves neatness to anyone who can use it. and almost everyone can. BILL MANZ leaves holding hands with Marjorie McConvi11e. HAPPY MARTENS leaves holding hands with Marjorie Mc DORIS MARTIN leaves the 8th grade boys, although she Conville. would rather take them along. MILDRED MARTIN leaves still looking for a chance to go steady. LILLIAN MAZZOTTA leaves her shorthand ability to Ruth Wagner. MARIORIE MCCONVILLE leaves her bright costumes for use in next year's operetta cast. SHERMAN MCKEOGH leaves his modesty to Nick Flowers. ANDY MCMAHON leaves his athletic ability to Ray Mills. RUSSELL MEINKE leaves his drape pants to Harold Lazzaro EUNICE MEYER leaves her sun tan to all envious students. PAUL MILLER leaves with the girls still asking him lor a date. BETTY IANE NICHOLS leaves her bangs to anyone desiring a new hair-do. EILEEN O'NEILL leaves her sense of humor to Miss Tway. BOB OSCHWALD leaves Alice Day for the Sophomore boys. MARY LOU OWEN leaves to recover from the teachers. LOUIS PAGLIO leaves in his car with everyone admiring it. IENNY PICCINO leaves her worries to Mary Malone GEORGE PIPES leaves his brother for the next year's Senior girls. MARIANNA PURPURA leaves to aid humanity. MARIORIE RANDALL leaves a sweet smile to Ioan Bowman. DOROTHY REHN leaves her blonde hair. to Mt. Weinmann. VIRGINIA RICCIARDI leaves hoping her sister'will do as well. ARTHUR RICHTER leaves his wise cracks to anyone who AUDREY RITER leaves for Panama. LOUIS RUBERTINO leaves his guitar to Mr. Evans tor use DORIS SARGENT leaves a special duet to Pudge Gourle ELEANOR SCHMIDT leaves her indifference towards men HOWARD SCHUSTER leaves his permanent wave to Mr. EVELYN SMATT leaves her special dye for Mildred Abe DONALD SMITH leaves his brute strength to Mr. Welser. BILL SMYTH leaves his jokes for all the old timers to enjo BILL SPATZ leaves his fingernail file to the boys in the sh RAY STANFORD leaves his ability to keep quiet to the IERRY STROHM leaves still worrying his poor little he his car. NAOMI STWAN leaves the office to anyone who would c RAY TALMADGE leaves his place on the honor roll to Iu lius Paglio. DEL THOMAS leaves for the bar: we mean a lawyer's ba LEE VOGLER leaves his loud ties to anyone who can sta NORMAN WEIGAND leaves with the rest ot us. IOE VVELLINGTON leaves for Chagrin Falls. ELSIE WENRICH leaves her civic's book to anyone collec WILMA WHIGHAM leaves her sunny disposition to Miss ROBERT WHITAKER leaves the hurdles to next year's c KATHLEEN WILSON leaves with Kenny still pursuing. BLANCHE WOODCOCK leaves her ability to sew to Ang LA VERNE ZSOKArleaves for the Metropolitan where she THE ENTIRE SENIOR CLASS LEAVES ITS PEP TO THE j -30- has the heroism to give out with them in serenading. Y. to Elaine Dion. Sheats. ll to experiment with. y. op. juniors. ad about the trouble he has had with are to run errands for the teachers. r. nd the noise. ting antiques. Ingram. lass who will undoubtedly break them eline Rubertino. will make her debut. uniors. IHGHT GRADE L-1 O 'U G5 H 'U E :A an .... l-1 o O ru Q fu ... D ui cu ..4 D-1 rd .-E! O an ... 5-4 o 'Q fu E ui 2 LTI' an Ill o III :Q ED M .II O r-'I v-u 3 O D: .-1 bw IU I-4 i 6 john Arnesen, Vincent Graham, Don Heil, Thomas Cain, Dorothy Ruth Domabyl, Alice Mae Lanese, Betty Probeck, Nancy Brownlow. Houghton, Louise Seginac, Gloria Marra, Claire Frankel, Evelyn George Crane, Kenneth Landenberger, Bobbie Hamrich, Skippy Meehan, Schneider, Vera Dicola, Ioanne Mika, Charles Fillmore, Robert Beck, Bob Lockwood, Harry Snow Stanley Allenby, Bll Goebel, Iohn Zarley, Ralph Cicerella, Harvey Hansen. Alice Wieland, Doris Young, Dorothy Young, Earleen McKnight. HOW 4 Lillian Schindelholz, Florence Stettenfeld, Elenore Donald, Verlaine Sands, HOW 2 Margaret Baldwin, Marilyn Madison, Bhyllis Price, Gaile Martin, Carol Dick Brown, Pudge Gourley, Susan Smith, Bridget Satta, Nancy Soder- gavlS'tBev5r1Y Igsilei' Rui 11013101 31rrE1P1Cksg?'DA1a?dSl2nn?'grank Strom, Ioan Wheeler, Louise Guiher, Shirley Kooman, Marlyn Bew, Si?eEn'. OE mi CHQ' T. EF eD' Zane C Ona ' am Ieen' Doris Thomas, Deva Ferrante, Rose Bartholomew, Ann Bailie, Mavis a Y emls' onna e mg' 013 ac owe ' Ptenkenberqer, May Cattell, Nancy Olson Joanne Yarg r, Iudy Evans, ROW 5 Ruth Kreuz' Shirley Gleeten' Betty Tltgemeler' Marlene Stohlman' Bill Donnelly, Howard Seabeck, Dominic Vecchio, Robert Savage, Roger Skinner, lack Morrison, Bill Anderson, Don McGinley, Kenneth Kaighin, ROW 3 Ray Snider, Ray Herbst, Don Slagle, Charles Fornwalt, Dudley Hook, Bob Keller, Iohn Dykeman, Charles MacLagan, lean Tripi, Ann Peter Browning, Harry Adie, Carl Wimmer, Danny Porter, Steve Amata. 1'lC6l.'ll Vi Tutlo, ony Saracson, Anth rivan, Shirley aK Patrici ikle. Me onstance anger, C G Weatherell, Ion SEVENTH GRADE nk, Ia Gesualdo, lean F a Katz, Terry IH 01' mpton, N 6 Marion H han, 116 MacLa E O rr: Louise Arendas, ppert, Zi Hildegard Kinnaird, I ane Mary Hatch, Betty Warren Brocklehurst, Heath, gar Ed Smith, Gordon hwald, SC O ard ch Bi James. Marian ray, G 3.9 M Phyuis r Oviatt 119 Gamiero, Elai Theresa L. alter Stoetzer, Patty Carlson, W Roy Novario, Buddy Carnell, ck Di Ann Sally SOI1, Pay udrey Modica, A y Lou Bett i, Guernn Elda Goss, V ROW ethke, ll Mi De Spies, H11 Krost, lo 3.11. dard, Mari od G lizabeth Reynolds, E artha I. Madison, M 9116 Day, Ir ck Di Koehler, nelly, lack On D eorge G HS. Puleo, Ianice Padegim Ellen oski, Bob K 2 f5 Q o Q ai fd A un C GJ ,Q o II ai ,.. T. EQ ,J as ... ... S ,M u ru IQ Q an Cl Cl 5 H FQ r-Q a . .-4 wr-4 L-' Ts fd U2 bw x-1 x-4 0 Sidano, Hans Schapsmeier, Bob Roden, Tom Martin, Don Strong, Malcolm ROW 2 Dou las Ross Yarrow Donald Lamberton Cla d G ' R ld R ' ' Lois Wood, Iris Irwin, Loretta Snider, Gladys Hudec, Claire Smith, I g R' B d B b S. ' u 9 Ielg' Ona emke' Helen Darcole, Ieanne De Gregori, Eileene Henderson, Florine envy Oper' u acne' O lmon' am 'QE ,242 E ci gm Ea Ca Qu: not fum -: 55 ,.I'C.' qjfli cw .EE Gil.: ... an 'EE Q2 OE ow lx -vu 'Sr-. CD 63 .EZ ::. 06 T? ED-4 Em 'Gif 453. ,ga 0 E775 0 V753 .1-th Ewan' O DI -cv H UI :E 92, gn.. S5 P22 Sri 'rs is '3. '5 me U..m mmm :JE Egg -211 r: :amd Sem mia Se M540 wiv LD .-IIT5 mm .Emu .f-e ,Tu E'.'E:: .HE0 50D ima 23592 .::'0.Q UQO .Hn-lg Olin-. Lanese, Annabelle Lyons, Ruth Walter, icora. Adaline aC Hit sch, Knebu ,-i rn an O D1 ,-T ,-. na ... ..- ru O :E CD Q FU N : L-J r: 2 GJ I t: nu ..- .... CCI QD Q sz 'fri n 65 CD U15 :i I5 2 5 :N 'Fl o 5-1 o D Oo Ei O UI Don Lambdin, Charles Curtis Watson, Ritner, Michael Summers, Lorlee Hoge, Shirley I M. Stivender, Davis, Pau Battaglia, Billy Lewis Ir. Beidash, Roberta Kathryn Woodford, Hinz, Connie Oviatt, Grace Goodman, Sports in I-Iigh .7 Gr f 01 Ill Q53 43 I CJ A f' ,W i-, : M In - 77 U 'I 4- '. fl Vx' ...f lu fffxjf' 15. 1 Z' f 7. , llf f V 'Athletics FOOTBAll,HQUAD First row, left to right: Bob Ioyce, Iohn Adie, Fon Rehor, Art Richter, Sherman Mc.Keogh, Bill Spatz, Ken Eroskley, Bill Fenell, Wayne Culp. Second row: Iohn Norbo, Bob Mackie, Glen Drake, Carl Broberg, Sam Iohns, Iohn Dominic, Bill Bailey, Ray Mills, Sam Tripi, Sylvester Meola. Third row: Carl Huston, Happy Gourley, Ted Whaley, Iames Corbly, Torn Murray, Martin McMahon, Nick Flowers, Nester Celeghin, Bill Dorsh. Fourth row: Clifford Eroskey, Bob Blehlow, Tom Robinson, Don Bird, Frank Holzkamper. Fifth row: Frank Vecchio, Don Booth, Dick Wright, Dori lelinek, Dick DiCarlo, Nick Peters, Eugene Torok, Iohn McKinley, Don Aston, Allen Wieldland, Floyd Heckert, Bob Herbst, Pudge Gourley. n yy .I i H: vfz, ,ugly ,ltgggik ,, 2 as M ,Alix A ' Mfg .X Q Q , n, - W t'g.,,' .., fl: .. 1 a ,cw t ' ' P, ,,,, 2 5' A we y l , AE: -:. .waxy a M lug Q M an 2 n '. I -P'- T. Y -' 355 iffy 51 r' 5 .. 'L 'Q' gn, Q it gift? X ny , X r Q ' A' Z kvfgsxfg t , .,..: ,I ,E Wt wQQfWS Q LJ' pr fiif! , .sinh Q V no-A 3 4' t,,,,, .Q 1 if . ' A 'J , , ' .J i ' ia 1 fi Z 5 , 'an 5. W lim' . , r ,J-M BASKETBALL First row, left to right: David Whitfield, Happy Martens, Andy McMahon, Bob Giesler, Iohn .Adie. Second row: Bob Mackie, Alex Carlone, Kenneth Eroskey. -35- ' Football Sqaaaf VEN though the team during the summer practice sessions looked rather light, the Arcs showed excellent spirit in their games. Many times they marched to their opponent' goal through their mart and shitty offence and made magnificent stands against the onslaughts of much heavier opponents. Co-captain Sherm McKeogh was elected to the All-Eastern Conference Team for his fine ability to run and tackle. Art Richter, who played hard all season. was awarded honorable mention on the team. Andy McMahon, co-captain, could be counted on to do his best in all the games. Despite being handicapped with a broken finger, Gaeton Lanese played good football all season. Ken Eroskey and Bill Fenell played good ball even though this was their first year on the team. Bob Ioyce and Bill Spatz are two more seniors who played well throughout the seasonf B Basketball Squad A T S off to the 1942 basketball squad. Al.hough the boys were often on the short end of the score. their spirit never flagged. It was their colorful playing which filled the stands through- out the season. All the games were hotly contested and in most of the games there were but a few points between victory and defeat. Happy Martens played a sterling game in the forward while Iohn Adie starred at the guard position. We wish success to the departing seniors: Bob Giesler. Ken Eroskey, and Co-captains Andy McMahon and Happy Martens. TRACK SQUAD - l94l First row, left to right: Lee Vogler, Ken Eroskey, Bob Oschwald, Bill Manz, Ari Richter, Bob Whitaker, Wallace Gilbert, Willard Lamb, Bob Bonnell, Bill Dorsh, Roy Roughton. Second row: Coach Curtiss, Glen Drake, Richard Negrelli, Howard Schuster, Richard Bliss, Bob Ianson, Dan Dorsch, Gordon Carlson, Frank Dorsch, Coach Talcott. BASEBALL SQUAD --19-ll First row, left to right: Paul Giesler, John Adie, Andy McMahon, Ray Haserodt, Happy Martens, Bob Giesler, Robert Roth, Sam Consolo. Second row: Duane Burgeson. Tony Darcole, Martin Rini, Lyle Chase, Ed Schuck, Sylvester Meola, Wayne Culp, Fred Drotleil, Iohn Snider, Nester Celleghin. -37.. ' Tracie S qaaaf HE most outstanding of our sport- ing events in 1941, was the naming of our team as track champs oi the Eastern Conference. This year almost the same team returned for practice as only one member had graduated. ' On the 1942 Track Team one of our ourstanding boys was Bob Oswald who ran the 100, 220, and the 880 relay and also starred in the broad- jump. Another member of the team. Ken Eroskey, did very well in the low hurdles. Captain Bob Whitaker, who ran both the high and low hurdles, returned from last year. Lee Vogler and Art Richter were outstanding in the mile relay and in pole vaulting. Other members of the team were: Dan Dorsch, Bill Smyth, Howard Schuster, Carl Huston, Glen Drake, Willard Lamb, Keith Huston, Ray Roughton, Dick MacAske1l,Ted Rowland, Don Booth, Don Agard, Robert Ianson, Eugene Torak, Happy Gourley. ' Baseball Squad HE 1941 baseball team concluded a successful season winning a majority of its games. This hard-hitting outfit was helped by the brilliant pitch- ing performance of Ray Haserodt and the veteran coaching of Iohn C. Welser and Fred Weinmann. The 1942 team had as a nucleus ten returning letterman. They were: Andy McMahon, Sylvester Meola, Fred Drotleff, Wayne Culp, Hap Martens, Duane Burgeson, Bob Giesler, Sam Con- solo, Lyle Chase, and Martin Rini. Andy McMahon, veteran first base- man and captain, led the team on the field. The new coach, Edwin Logan. instilled plenty of pep and enthusiasm in the squad. GOLF TEAM -- 1941 Left to right: Art Curmington, Ed. Hamrich, Earl Gordon, Coach Maddox, Bob Crawford, Don Schepley, Alex Carlone, Tom Allenby. GYMNASIUM LEADERS First row, left to right: Wanda Lee Young, Laurerme Rehor, Phyllis Hook, Lola Lazzaro, Margaret Schneider, Beryle Dempsey, Evelyn Tietz. Second row: Beverly Bell, June Deming, Joyce Way, Ann McKinley, lean Williams, Dorothy Frank. Third row: Doris Simmons, Rose Marra, Ienny Stanko, Gloria Lamberton, Doris Dawson, Iean Evans, Carol Shults, Katherine Richter. Fourht row: Bernice Bodenweber, Barbara Cattell, Norma Collins, Carol Glover, Helen Wyatt, lean Grierson. l ,Activities NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Frank Dorsch, Catherine Dykeman, Virginia Bittikoier, Bob Dustin. Second row: Wilma Whigham, Barbara Elliott, Marianna Purpura, Marjorie McConville, Alice Eschmann, Margaret Gilson. Third row: Virginia Ricciardi, Betty Nichols, Eunice Meyer, Dorothy Rehn Amy Bishoff, Beryle Dempsy. Fourth row: Dan Dorsch, Martin Rini, Leland Salinger, Keith Huston, Bob Bonnell. l STUDENT COUNCIL Firsi row, left to right: Mr. Iacque, Marjorie Charles, Sally Bemis, Virginia Ricciardi, Russell Meinket, Dorothy Doman, Leland Salinger, Paul Moore, Norman Lewis. Second row: Sam Consolo, Adeline Lanese, Norma Monda, Bernice Bodenweber, Doris Simmons, Dorothy Arndt, Gene Yanda, Iune Eichenberg, Milan Doering, Norman Larson. Third row: Nick Timperio, Wayne Culp, Florence Haseroclt, Bruill McKinney, Philomena Monda, Ann Taylor, Ion Ganger, Marlon Ewing, Larry McNear, Martin Rini. 141- ' Noiionfzl Honor Society AST year Mr. Iohn Iacque, assisted by Marian Schnieder and Robert Larnbdin, established the Brush High chapter of the National Honor Society. ln May, 1941, seventeen members were in- ducted at a candlelight service which was conducted by the Cleveland Heights chap- ter. Thus our chapter became one of more than 2,500 throughout the United States. Four seniors, President Robert Dus- tin, Vice-president Frank Dorsch, Secretary Virginia Bittikofer and Treasurer Catherine Dykeman, resumed the activities of the society last fall under the direction of Miss Blanche Robinson. Much preparation was made in arranging the induction ceremonies held December 9, at which time twelve seniors and five juniors became members. As no member can hold office for more than one semester, new officers were elected in the middle of the year. Margaret Gilson became president: Dan Dorsch, vice- president: Dorothy Rehn, secretary: and Alice Eschmann, treasurer. The sociely, under these officers, inducted several more members in the latter part of April, 1942. Among the activities carried on by the members were assisting teachers, listening for air raid signals over the short wave radio, tutoring students, and award- ing honor and merit roll certificates. It was an honor for such a young organization to have been invited to take pari in the induction ceremony at Orange High School in March, 1942. The president, Margaret Gilson, and ex-presi- dent, Bob Dustin, attended their program with Miss Robinson, faculty advisor. 9 Student Council H E Student Council was very active this year and sponsored many of the school activities. The officers were: Russell Meinke. president: Dorothy Doman, vice-president: Virginia Ricciardi, secretary: and Lee Sal- inger, treasurer. The council was under the guidance ot Mr. lohn Iacque, who has shown much interest in the work of this organization. Their regular meetings were held every Wednesday, and weekly dances were given each Thursday afternoon. The proceeds of one of these dances were given to the senior annual, while on another occasion the money was donated to the junior class. The Varsity Hop, a yearly dance, was held at the end of the football season. This year for the first time, identifi- cation badges were awarded to the council members. FRIENDSHIP CLUB First row, left to right: Catherine Dykeman, Barbara Elliott, Doris Sargent, Marjorie McConville, Dorothy Robinson, Pat Kinney. Second row: Virginia Bittikofer, Naomi Stwan, Marianna Purpura, Nancy Lamb, Wilma Whigham, LaVerne Zsoka. Third row: Miss Luton, Shirley Andrews, Eileen McConville, Dorothy Rehn, Ieanne Folisi, Mary lane Misch. SENIOR CHORUS w43,, ' B Friemiship Club H E Girl Reserve Friendship club was established at Brush in Sep- tember, 1941, by Miss Ioan Luton, who has proved to be a very capable leader as well as advisor for the organization. This club, which is a big sister or- ganization of the Girl Reserves, is super- vised by Miss Eldridge, and is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. The Brush chapter of the Friendship club held its first installation on January 19, 1942, in the school's social room. The ceremony. conducted in solemn manner, made the twenty girls fully pledged mem- bers of the Friendship club. At Thanksgiving, and again at Christmas, the group filled baskets of food stuffs, toys, and other articles which were given to needy families of the community. Scrapbooks. which revealed the individual personalities of the girls, were made and presented to neighboring hospitals. An interesting ritual of the Friend- ship club is the burning of the Christmas Eve candle which brings out the symbol of the club, the candle lighting the way of life. Officers for this year were Marjorie McConville, president: Dorothy Robinson, vice-president: Doris Sargent, secretary: Barbara Elliott, treasurer: Catherine Dyke- man, program chairman: and Marianna Purpura, membership chairman. ' Senior Chorus NDE R the direction of Mrs. Sylvia Hamilton, the senior chorus partici- pated in various activities throughout the 1941-42 school year. On December 16, 1941, the P.T.A. presented their Christmas program, at which time the chorus shared the spotlight with the Brush High band. To bring Christmas music to the citi- zens of South Euclid, the chorus made two records that were played through a loud speaker system at the corner oi Mayfield and Green Roads on Saturday, December 20, 1941. Several patriotic songs were sung by the chorus at the War Council Benefit Show, held in February oi this year. The operetta, The Treasure Chest, was presented on March 27. The cast included Naomi Stwan, Betty Nichols, Kathleen Wilson, La Verne Zsoka. Michael DeMarco. Lee Vogler, Bill Manz, Dan Dorsch. and Sam Consolo. BAND I Drum lWd IJ7'S Top row, left to right: Alice Huston, Dorothy Frank, Betty Nichols, Betty Prasse, Iulia Evans. Center: lean Evans. 745 ,- Cheer Lendeff Left to right: Bettina Nichols Rose DiSanto Ethel Link ' The Band HIS year the band, under the di- rection of Mr. Frank Miller. con- sisted of 65 members. The marching band played at all the home football games and a group of the members iormed a pep band which played at the basketball games. A cadet band ot 35 prepares sludents for membership in the concert band. Other band activities this year in- cluded participation in the annual Charity Football Game held at the Stadium. They also played in a concert with Euclid Cen- tral, Willoughby, and Cleveland Heights High Schools which took place at Euclid Central on March 6. Following this, the band participated in the Greater Cleveland Solo and Ensemble contest. At Christmas the band took part in the annual P.T.A. Christmas program. In addition to their music the members held other activities such as ping-pong tourna- ments and roller skating parties. On April 30, the band marched in a Victory parade, the. purpose of which was to encourage war bond and stamp sales. The annual spring concert was presented on May 22. WHIRLO CLUB First row, left to right: Margaret Schneider. lack Long, Gene Yanda, Dorothy Hinz, Dorothy Arndt. Betty Clapper, Iean Williams, Bob Guthrie. 'Second row: Louise Majeska, Rieda VanderPyl. Marilyn Wagner, Barbara Koski, Laurenne Rehor, Doris Simmons, Beverly Payson, Marie Guerra, Helen Burner, Iean Alplanalp, Doris Raney. Third row: Iean Hale. Mary Malone, Shirley Andrews, Grace Arndt, Rita D'Amico, lean Murray, Lois Drake, Eva Lambdin, Ruth Mitchell, lean Mitchell, Dorothy Robinson, Virginia Ricciardi, Norma Collins, Rose Tafarella. Fourth row: Helen Wyatt, Betty Iane Forster, Ethel Wellington, Dorothy Feldhorn. Nancy Cox, Martin Rini, Clifford Eroskey, Evelyn Doehring, Eddie Kebrdle, Don Wheelter, Iean Brocklehurst, Bill Dorsh, Frank D'Amico. Fifth row: Virginia Krause, Frank Klaustermeyer, Iack Beck, Iack Erickson, Don Schepley, Dick MacAski1l, Iune Deming, Don Booth. Mr. Frank Miller, Ioe Bair, lack Metcalf, Gilbert MacMichael, lean Peterson, Kenneth Eroskey. H E Whirlo Club, this year, con- sisted of 85 students. To be eligible for membership, the students had to be in the ninth grade or above. Officers for the year were Gene Yanda, president: Dorothy Hinz, vice-presi- dent: Dorothy Arndt, secretary: and lean Brocklehurst, treasurer. Under the guid- ance ot Mr. Frank Miller, the club held many activities. Meetings were held each Tuesday after school and the entire group went skating at Skateland every Friday after- noon. At least one officer atiended the weekly officers meeting held at the Trianon. Several of the members secured Whirlo emblems which were made in our school colors, brown and gold. Senior Candid Shots ! Pczfron Lis! Mr. and Mrs. James Allenby Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bittikofer Blue Boar Cafeteria Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonnell Mr. B. O. Brott E. H. Clark Co. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Eichenberg Erny's Barber Shop Mr Mr Mr. Dr. Mr Mr and Mrs. Frank Eroskey and Mrs. Charles T. Fenell and Mrs. Herbert Fibich S. Fisher Bryant M. Gates and Mrs. Herbert L. Hayman Hinst Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Houck Houde's Sanitary Barber Shop Hovore Hardware Co. Mr. John Jacque Mr. E. E. Kammer Mr. and Mrs. William Livingstone Marie Lanese Florists Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Martens Miss Betty Miller Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Meyer Dr. and Mrs. C. Nichols Henry Prasse Manufacturers Rainone Barber Shop Dr. H. E. Rankel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Schuster Stonebrakefs Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas A Friend -.4QH 1 1 . ,C-ff 2 ,Z l' follow our 'Abs S A M ' S Fruit G39 Vegetable fllarfeezf i' ff Where Quality Meets Price w if For Promgt Service Call, Ylillowstone 5436 -A' FREE DELIVEREY 'W Phone, Hillcrest Z P. O. Box 1 I MELIN 8: COMPANY Ol' Distributors Iaeolvseu Power Mowers 5109 Mayfield Road Cleveland, Ohio STEN S. MELiN FRANK HEMESTRAY Shell Service 4375 Mayfield Road C at Sheffield D Phone: ER 0870 South Euclid, O. WHEELER'S Sc to Sl STORE South Euclid i' Vt7l9ere All Brush Meets J -51- FRED J. HANSON 5175 Eastover Road COMPLIMENTS lk -oi- fr BUILDERS OF FINE HOMES D RAND STORES, 1120. YE. 6775 4 0 A Store Is Iudged By The Company It Keeps BEST WISHES to the Senior Class-- E 2. z m U1 21 U1 H :nf gn 5 E g 5 S 5 E E 5 5 S 3 2 DQ E E EMSHOFF IP' N N F' gg 8 E Q 0 SERVICE STATION 5 5' 5 -' Z O AL'S MENA'S SHQP 5211 MAYFIELD ROAD 41 In fhe New Business Block vw Hillcresi 46 YE. 2208 SOUTH EUCLID FRANCHESTER FARMS Prorlzzcers of Golden Guernsey Milla - and - B1'eea'e1's of Regisfereci G1L61'l7S0j' Cattle LYNDHURST, OHIO 'A' Telephone, Yellowstone 4560 if CHARLES B. BOLTON, Proprietor The XVRIGHT DEPARTMENT STORE MAYFIELD at GREEN FA. 6849 O Good Luck Brush Higbers! 0 You and thousands of other young men and women are going out into a world that needs you and looks to you for hope and peace in the future. May the Best oi Luck attend you! Cordially, MILT BELL, Manager 0 Celebrating 15 Years of Friendly Service to a Growing South Euclid! COMPLIMENTS A of E OASIS RESTAURANT 5361 Mayfield Road Lyndhurst, Ohio ak HILLCREST 158 i'Vi!o Pmfpzufa, Mgr. Let Us Service Your Car- We Repair All Makes-Body and Fender Straightening and Painting 'A' HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES COMPANY 'A' 4365 MAYFIELD RD. Yellowstone 1180 W? Grow Our Own- LYNDHURST FLORISTS Cut Flowers Potted Plants Floral Designs Wedding Bouquets O Greenhouse 1591 Sunview Road HILLCREST 484 LYNDHURST, O. O 44 We Telegraph it do 53 - vvi CENTER MAYFIELD DRUGS SUNDRIES BOWLING GERSENY ALLEYS PHARMACY Q 5369 Mayfield Road 4105 Mayfield Road Ik 44 Prescriptions Carefully Compounded v 9 'k FA. 1111 We Deliver -- HILLCREST 95 or 96 0 SODA FOUNTAIN SODAS SUNDAES T190 SOUTH EUCLID CLEANERS Tailors 5979 Furriers QUALITY CLEANING -k ff Free Piclcfup and Delivery Service 'A' 4491 Mayield Road YE. 3570 O. A. DEAN DAIRY CO. Quality Dairy Products 0 3211 MAYFIELD ROAD YE. 6550 Cleveland Heights Compliments of WM. T. ARNOS 86 SONS 4141 MAYFIELD ROAD 'X' Real Esfazfe ff Established 1907 vw GREETINGS- to the Faculty and Students of Charles F. Brush High School FRANCES P. BOLTON, M. C. 22114 DISTRICT The MAYFIELD-NOBLE BEAUTY SALON EXCELLENT SERVICE Amid an Atmosphere of Refinement POPULAR PRICES Noble Road at Mayfield YE. 3131 Cleveland Heights LYNDHURST BEAUTY SALON Complete Line of Beauty Culture 'A' PERMANENT AND SCALP TREATMENTS 4 5105 Mayfield Road Phone, HILLCREST 113 COMPLIMENTS -of- ELMER T. ELBRECHT ALEX'S QUALITY MARKET 5704 Mayfield Road Lyndhurst, Ohio 'A' For Prompt Service, Call- I-Iillcrest 501 REMEMBER- TICHY,S MUSIC STORE Your tt Band and Orcheslra Instruments 1: o DRUGGIST EXPERT BEPAIBING ff At me End of the car Line M 3088 Mayiield Road Cat Lee Roadl Cleveland Heights, Ohio I PRESCRIPTIONS 'WeDeIiver THE ROUND TABLE 3935 MAYEIELD ROAD 'k Wishes the Best of Luck to the CLASS OF 1942 if Pete Brancato W. H. ELBRECI-IT DAIRY ul' ICE CREAM - FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS 'A' 2941 Noble Road Cleveland Heights, O. 56-