Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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THE SCIMITAR 1931 DRUSILLA ALEXANDER IVOR R. BRADBURY DELANO BEERS EVELYN BACON SIDNEY N. CARTWRIGHT ELIZABETH B. CHASZAR EVELYN GLORIA CARSON ROBERT CARLSEN HARRISON CARTER ESTHER ARNDT EVELYN M. ALTMEYER ALEX BACLASKI LORAIN HIGH SCHOOL L. AHNE CHINN EDGAR CHARLTON DAVID R. CREHORE VIRGINIA BERNICE BUCHANAN DRUSILLA ALEXANDER French Club, Stratford Club, Girls' Council IVOR R. BRADBURY . ...... Rifle Club DELANO BEERS Dramatic Club, Law Club, Operetta, Banquet EVELYN BACON HARRISON CARTER Band, Orchestra, Commercial Law Club ESTHER ARNDT Stratford Club, Latin Club, Lunch Room Cashier, Hi- Standard Typist EVELYN M. ALTMEYER French Club, Stratford Club, Hi-Standard Staff ALEX BACLASKI sf. J' wr 'ir SIDNEY N. CARTWRIGHT . . . . . . . RifleClub ELIZABETH B. CHASZAR Spanish Club, Banquet Com- mittee, Hostess Senior A-B Banquet EVELYN GLORIA CARSON ROBERT CARLSEN Pres. of Class, Pres. of Senate, Pres. of Hi-Y, Pres. of Nat. Honor Society, Football, Track L. AHNE CHINN . Glee Club, Stratford Club EDGAR CHARLTON Rifle Club, Host at Banquet, Mathematics Club, Orchestra DAVID R. CREHORE Rifle Club, Pres. L Club, Host Senior A-B Banquet, Operetta VIRGINIA B. BUCHANAN Twenty-l

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4 JULIA GALANKA T reus u re r Twenty-Three' And then they were juniors. By that time the class had learned to laugh at the jokes of Mr. Bateman and Mr. Bash. They talked in Latin, French, and Spanish like natives and mystified the lowly freshmen and sophomores. They were able to break forth into stentorian oratory at the slightest possible excuse. The great genius of some of the class had become apparent, and they ably represented the class in both social and athletic activities. They as- tounded the teachers with their great intellects. A favored few were chosen as waiters for the Senior A- B Banquet, a fact which caused not a few visits of the green-eyed mon- ster. With the beginning of their sen- ior year, most of the class of '31 A had gone in for bigger and better millinery. They looked down upon the rest of the common herd with the air of Napoleon surveying his army. The varsity men discussed the coming year like seasoned cam- paigners and gave the coach little trouble except as to the lack of ap- propriately-sized headgear. Also at this time were the class elections, parties, and other social functions. And then-exams. Finally all strug- gled through and at last were ready for Commencement. And so the class of 1931 A closes its career in Lorain High School and goes out into the world to make it a class long to be remembered in their Alma Mater. ARTHUR DOMANSKI, '31 A THE SCIMITAR 193 1 ANNE O'LEAIR Vice'-Prexizlrizt LORAIN HIGH SCHOOL

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ANGELA CORRAO Spanish Club Secretary, Hi- Standard Typist ARTFIUR DONIANSKI . . . Lightweight Football HARRY DICKINSON OLIVE CUDEBACK Hi-Smmlnrd Staff, Stratford Club WILLARD DOBBECK Host Senior A-B Banquet, Mnrliemnrics Club, RifIe Club VERNA COOK Biology Club, Stratford Club, Hostess Senior Banquet, Hi- Standarcl Staff MARGARET BIRK HAROLD DAVEY Social Science Club, Toast- master at Senior A-B Banquet MITCHELL DULICK ANNA GASPER Girls, Council, French Club, Biology Club, UL Club MAUREEN RAE DECKER Public Speaking Club, Adver- tising Manager of I-Ii-Standard, Scimitar Staff, Operetta The Lucky Lisle, League Chorus VVILLIAXI AI. EIDEN Social Science Club, Sr. Foot- ball Manager, L Club, Gym Aid JULIA GALANKA Council, L Club, French Club, Treasurer of Class NWILLIAM FAZEKAS . . . . . . . Track ROBLEY EVANS Rifle Club, Swimming, Boys' Senate, Nat. Honor Society HARRIET M. FREEMAN Girls' Council, LU Club, Pres, of French Club, Biology Club Tzlwzly-Fizfr ANGELA CORRAO ARTHUR DOMANSKI HARRY DICKINSON OLIVE CUDEBACK WILLARD DOBBECK VERNA COOK MARGARET BIRK HAROLD DAVEY MITCHELL DULICK ANNA GASPER MAUREEN RAE DECKER WILLIAM M. EIDEN JULIA GALANKA WILLIAM FAZEKAS ROBLEY EVANS HARRIET M. FREEMAN