Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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'I'wenty'Se'uen l l Blu. llirlimnn, ll.zj,' Nlirliikmvxm sl-1, :mil fwurgi' i'b2ll!Lll'lI lmwl-.vfl over l,l'lL1lHl'Il Svull -. I'l'kUlKlN xxx lln- llllltl-IIN i'Ull1u'. GIRLS' GUIDANCE In the top row are Violet Sandor, Dorothy Roll, Joan Luttrell, Jane Winer, Beryl Carlsen, Virginia Shreffler, Jane Saville, Lynette James. Standing in the third row are Doris Beyer, Margaret Moon, Patsy Blank, Lois Northeim, Gloria Gene Garber, Kathleen Masson, Rose De Chiaro, Peggy Bickle, Miss Long. The second row presents Janis Van Sickle, Mildred Dillon, Olga Ten- der, Marion Ward, Vivian E. Posey, Joan Ernst, Mildred Thom- as, Margery Pistell. In the frst row are Lila Moir, Irene Horvath, Janice Coleman, Frances Hoffman, Ethel Jean Bri- denstine, Rae Francis Hart, Lenore Kishman. BOYS' GUIDANCE Standing in the top row are Dick Merchant, Leighton Scott, Eugene Taliano, Dick Koba, Jimmy Bond, Bill Lute, Doug Preble, Paul Clarke, Don Phillips, Tom Clarke, Dave Burley. Those in the third row are. W. Barrett, A. Ricci, Fred Hunger, Dick Tuttle, Robert Zell, Tom Humpreville, Bill Ellis, John Sovi- ak, Augustine D'Orazio, Bob Paz- der, Mr. Hickman. Kneeling in the second row are Ray Miznikowski, Bob Dillon, Carl Youngquist, Gene Ross, Andrew Warhola, Chuck Baker, Ned Pru- cha, Dominic Thomas, Kenny Snow, George Mobille. The first row includes Dan Little, Wm. Scutt, Donald Lowe, Jack Engelhardt, Jackson Rohner, Gene Hawley, Dan Bodor, George San- dru.

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IHIIXYN IHUN 's I: HH IOUI SIHHFNJ TOT!-I lldlililfi' I'RlY'I'ER HAR! HEIFA YKHH Iii GIRLS' GUIDANCE IN THE BOTTOM PICTURE Seen in the top row are Miss Long, Glenna Steele, Catherine Fauver, Elaine Perkins, Shirley Ann Young, Elayne MacFarland, Dorothy Hoist, Clara Deutschlander, Betty Tom- chu. In the second row are Marcella Bruny, Emma Stipanovich, Jean Boyce, Vera Pandy, Janet Smith, Donna Wells, Eleanor Stoeff, Co- letta Hahant, Mary Catherine Carl- son. Seated in the first row are Catherine Cau, Evelyn Steele, Jane Torbert, Helen Patterson, Ioan Irish, Doro- thy-V Boulton, Virginia Weaver, Ca- therine Demko. TwentyfSix IRIS ZIMMRZRMAN GERAI D

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PEOPLE WHO IN 42-A 'LI pledge myself to uphold the high purf poses of this society to which I have been elected, striving in every way, by word and deed, to make its ideals the ideals of my school and of my life. To be a candidate for membership in the National Honor Society, a student must rank in the upper third of his class in schof larship. Teachers who are familiar with the candidates grade them in leadership and character. Their high school service is an im' portant factor. Those who have the highest composite score automatically become eligif ble to take the National Honor Society pledge, printed above. From the members ranking highest in scholarship, leadership, character, and ser' vice in each graduating class, the faculty may name as many as fifteen per cent for induction into the society. TOP LEFT PICTURE Left to 7'igfltfROlWCft Yonovitz, Leigh- ton Scott, Robert Trinter, Joan Irish, Half lie Dee Smith, Janice Pickel, Catherine Fauver. SeatedfElaine Perkins. SECOND PICTURE Stm1dingfLeonard Nemeth, Edmond Kattas, Lucy Pillari, Marceleen Riley. Seated-Mildred Pakos, Ashley Mum' ford, Athena Raptis, Shirley Ann Young, Kenneth Klier. THIRD PICTURE Standing-Catherine Cau, Velma Adams, james Bond, Mary Bulzomi, Mary Birritf tieri, Jack Englehardt. SeatedfElise Broadfoot, Mary Louise Axelson, Dorothy Bertsch. BOTTOM LEFT PICTURE Standing arefI.inda Miraldi, Marion German, Maxine Mauer, Clara Deutschf lander. Seated cwefEmma Chick, Faye Hackenf burg, Lillian Cross, William Harlan, Thomas Humphreyville. fl-VJ5Tlfy'Eigl'Lf