Parkview High School - Bay Blue Book Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1933 volume:

BAYIHXVTBOOK Parkvlew H1 h School Bay X lllfag Oh 0 ANWUALSTAH 1 ' AL, . I X . .U l? ' ' 7. 1. 9, i . Published bv thc L 'L A 'Q '- . 1 9 3 3 v A Y, B L U E B O 0 K 5 52 Jax' I-9 I J., ,. , Hx. ..I L1 J' i V ' iff , ,, . .. I' 162' 1 ,Q .tg ' 4 Q ., Qrwfif 5 31-7f?3'f i F.q?: :, ' , 155 .. - . 14 jvfgf , gm' . if Y If ' . -,QQ . Glen L. Ganyurd Dedxcatlon lo Qxpmy our deep appru anon and OramudQ Lo Qmc who heb glxem UN umruuvcdlx ol his UIUC pdmmc Nnmumy and kmdlmcsb GLENI L GANY ARD up gr miulx dedmalc Nw 1935 Bm Bun om ff- -- -- - ,- ,-- -- -- --,-1 1- J- -- --,--'--g-- -Q- f 5 f . 1 f f - Y f 3 15' I X I' V 2, , -7' Q i, Y 1 ,Af OLH' LCUCIWCI' GHC! 3dVfSC'I' ' T T ' ' ' ff, 3-L 1 X 1 - , i- 'fj . , N , , 1, FIISI Rovs M1ss Lo1e11tz Mlss Sm1th MISS VI3b16 M155 Hayes 'VIISS Barclay Second R011 M1 We-1tz M1 G11ff1th M12 Beug M185 Sebert 'VII Ganyard Ml SGCTISI FACULTY BARTONR GRIFFITH B A PRINCIPAL Oh1o Stat Un'1e1S1tX 14 Cxaduate xxolk at 01110 State UDIXCISIIW Summcm of 23 26 27 28 and 29 Soc1a1Sc1ence sexen seam EDNA BARCLAY B S Baldvun Wallace College 29 Graduate Work at WeSte111 ReSe1ve Home Eco11o1n1cs and Phxslcal Educat1on Nlllfll Grade Hon1e Room of Gnls C11lS Athletlc Coach our sears ANNABEL R BERG B A ff-in ,GA Heldelberg College 30 Latlll and E11g,l1sh Tenth G1 e Home Room Debate Coach G1r1 Scout Leader three years GLEN L GANYARD B A M A HITRIH College 24 M A 111 School Adll11111StlaUOll at Oh1o State Un1ve1s1ty 1930 HISEOTQ Goxelnment and Mathmat1cs Senxol Home Room Faculty Adx 1se1 of Student Councll Faculty Adx1se1 of Annual 111110 xeaxi DORIS F HAYES B S Oh1o State UIIIYGTSILY 30 Gladuate Work at UIIIXCFSIIV of WISCOIISIU Enghsh H1s MARGUERITE ANN LORENTZ B A 1, ,U Ipodl, Q Heldelberg College 31 G1aduate WOII-. at TIII-111 USIIICSS UIIIXGISIIX French lstory Txpmg and Book keepxnf, Sexenth Grade Home Room Faculty Adv1se1 of K Shun Club one year HELEN K MABIE B S Unlxersltx of CIIICIDIIHU 29 CIIICIIIHHU College of MUSIC 29 Superusor of MLISIC Faculty Dlrector of Glee Clubs ind Oxchestra foul ye IS MARVEL E SEBERT B A 77ftdfw-if 5 .Jiff- Otterbem 21 Graduite WOIK at Clexeland College and Hart a1d U1111 e1s1tx WCSICIII Rescue summer of 1931 Enghsh and M3th6lllHt1CS JUINO1 Home Room Dean of G1rls e1ght years HOMER R SECRIST B S Wooster College 29 Phxsl al SCIQIICC BOSS Athlct1c Coach Facultx Aduser of H1 Y IOUI XGHIS CLIFFORD R WERTZ B S Otterbem 28 O S U G1aduate WOIK 29 Scxence Indust111l A1ts and HISIOIX NIIIUI C1 lcie Home Room of Bow Facultx ACIYISCI of BIISIIIPSS Staff of AIC Llghl Box Scout Asslstant Scout Ylastel 10111 xeaxs FOUR -I .I 1 Q fl w' ' . 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I 4? -1 I Nellie Bell Wlnlffed Benbow R0b6lt B1d1lllgI'l1V9l Marlon Bloomfield IN ELLIE BELL- Gle Club 1 K Shun 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Class Captam 3 ll ll nmdut qmet 1 ihe pa ses thin the nozsv dm XVINIFRED BEN BOW Class Treasurel 1 2 3 K Shun 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Home Eco ncrmcs Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Art Club 1 Track 3 4 Class Play 3 1 zr r llllflfll new mth u pound nf wunew ROBERT BIDLINGMYER Ohlo Mllltary Instltute 3 Glee Club 1 Track 1 wrx kzllx mm: hx die? MARION BLOOMFIELD Glee Club 1 2 3 4 K Shun 3 4 Axc Llght Clrculatlon Staff 4 Home Economlcs Club 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Lzlzr thr Lllllllllllf' xhc IX ul au brzght TOM BOTT Glee Club 1 2 H1 Y 4 Tlack 1 3 711: bvzmdl of ll mans kno Ifllgf me elmlx !'0HltLlIPll If he hal bu pzndnzrf' DOROTHY DEWITT W1llson Jr H1gh Glee Club 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 Szlent ana thasle xhv Meals along Far from Hu efarthg bun throng VIRGINIA DRAKE Glee Club 1 2 3 4 K Shun 3 4 Sec y 4 Muslc Memoly 1 Class Play 3 4 Annual 4 Hu mmumzl on flolh luwfrlde the nano orld lzke a lolomn DWIGHT EGGLESTON Falrwlexx 1 2 3 Radlo Club 2 1zglz!s lm mx romplnzz nc ffl fy Tom Bott Doxofhy DeW1tt Vugmla Dlake DXXlght Eggleston Flvs 74,1 ff- .ff my 4 H , K, ,- if -S, 91 , Q 3 43' f U p --Y I I 9 . - --. - - . ' . 1 14' ly ' p 3 ' ,JI - , . flu cm ff of ' 1 is ic ' . i IV 'S :tc -' ' L ' . .A' . .. ' . K. ' S , M, V., 'AV In -'H'-, I - -,V uv, V, , -'. -, 'I x . 4 1 Ax yy - . . U ' 'V' . Q 1 . . . , , f '- V Y' - - - - .. 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Vice President 3-4. Social Problems Club 1. Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Vice President 2-3. Arc-Light 1-2-3-4. Circulation Manager 4. Basketball 2 3 4 Class Captain 2. Track 2-3. K-Shun 3-4. Art Club 1. Secretary 1. Class Play 4 Music M emory 1. Thfrr' is no grniux in life' like the grains of mrrgy and ac!i7'ity.U GERALD HYDE- Annual 4. Glee Club 3-4. Orchestra 1-2-3-4. Track 2-3. Hi-Y 4. Wit, lzunmr, and a srrioux mind- Ilis plafr in our flaxs ix zur!! d1'jinf11'. ROBERT JOHNSTON- Football 4. Basketball 4. Track 1-2-3-4. Hi-Y 3-4. Owls Club 2. Glee Club 1 Thr 'Ll'l7l'1dy.Y no Iwficl' if itz' :carry Lijfs no Imzgrr, if iw' 1IIH'l'j'.H ROBERT JONES- Class Pre Play 3-4. sident 1. Football 3-4. Track 1-2. Glee Club 3-4. Orchestra 1 2 3 4 C ass Hr alias lhv f,wz0.i1u'e of all l'j'f'S.H MARGARET KOLDA- Glee Club 1-2-3-4. K-Shun 3-4. Treasurer 4. Class Play 3-4. Music Ann 1 4. I17llI'f and SUlll!'fI7I1l'S gay, ' She iff' in a dignifinl way. SIX Gerald Hyde, Robert Johnston, Robert Jones, Margaret Kolda 3-4. Art Editor 2. Assistant Editor 3. Editor-in-Chief 4. Student Council Vlrgnua Lmdl CEIIOIXII McAuley Robelt McAuley Evelyn Melfext VIRGINIA LINDIG St Louls 1 Belleyue Hxgh 2 3 K Qhun 4 Txaclc 4 Glee Club 4 Class Play Hu and mmlul CAROLYN MCAULEY Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Secretaly 3 K Shun 3 4 VICE Pxesldent 4 Class Play 3 llozmtx refer 2 and ll quiet 1711171 4 fine muzlmzfzimn tz eavzlx wen ROBERT MCAULEY Glee Club 3 Oxchestra 1 2 3 4 T12Ck 3 bltlllf 1 thf rum! pwjflt Izfmld 0 Joy EVELYN MEIFERT Glee Club 1 2 3 4 K Shun 3 4 Home Economlcs Club 3 4 P tl ml W 3 Illllf lzzddrn from the me ELEANOR MYERS Glee Club 1 2 3 4 K Shun 3 4 Annual 2 4 Buslness Staff 2 Basketball 2 3 Debate 2 3 4 Txack 2 3 Class Play 3 4 If you ould czmte sornetlzuzg You must bf' somethmg DONALD OSTERLAND Class Treasuler 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 4 Tl3Ck 1 2 3 4 Glee C Lb 1 2 Y 3 4 Anplane Club 2 val fhr f rt romzng LEO OUELLETTE Glee Club 3 4 In ar! nn fmllzful and U1 honor clear LYNETTE PEASE Dover Hlgh 1 2 Glee Club 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Annual Asslstant Edl Shun 3 4 Class Play 4 .She :Il ul aw fzll her po :Hon H th' cr 1 ft dzspuszl I Eleanol Myers Donald Ostexland Leo Ouellette Lynette Pease seven 'l A' 'W li . 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Toastmaster Junior-Senior Banquet 3. lj lrxzrrzclfdgf lruly imzlcrllz puzcfr llzrn .wrong inflrrzl url ilmuf' DORIS ROBERTS- K-Shun 3-4. Orchestra 1-2-3-4. Glee Club 1. Debate 2. .fl nd so :cf 1'r' agreed togrtlzm' that we fafft ever agree? WILLANETTE RUETZ- Class Secretary 2-3-4. Glee Club 1-2-3. Debate 2-3. Basketball 1. Class Captain 1-4. K-Shun 3-4. President 4. '47-lllll' is flfrling Ihr' port .w1ia', Still Billie 1111105 I0 lame hm' bed. DEAN SADLER- ' Rocky River High 1. Class President 2. Vice President 3-4. Football 2-3-4. Basket- ball 2-3-4. Track 2-3-4. Glee Club 2. Hi-Y 3-4. President 4. Debate 3. Annual Business Staff 3-4. Class Play 4. UO. low, low is likf' a rli::inr55,' II :alll not lit our gn ulmut his l7llSllllfl.l,:' RUSSELL SCHULKE- Annual Staff 4. Business Manager 4. Arc-Light 3-4. Business Manager 4. Student Council 3-4. Secretary 3. President 4. Football 4. Basketball Captain 4. Hi-Y 3-4. Secretary and Treasurer 4. Thr rmizbirzml gond qualities of a studmzt and an llllIlE'fC.D GEORGE SERB- Class President 3-4. Vice President 1-2. Student Council 2. Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Orchestra 1-2-3-4. 7'lu'rf' ix nullzing .sir run' IIS good .wwf--' EIGHT Willanette Ruetz. Dean Sad1e1' lke, George Serb U A 2 rdf, X1 we 4 MX: Wesley Smlth Leonard Toen 1130 Rob xt Tl8tBl Wllham Zollnex WESLEY SMITH Lxncoln Hlgh l P Glee Club 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Class Play 3 fo lz e m lzmrly 1' Ieaze behznd is not to dze LEONARD TOENSING Football 1 2 Mana er 3 4 Track l Glee Club 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Cnls 010 e far .thai they are ROBERT TRETER Basketball Manager 2 Glee Club 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Class Play In eller! mm! In xuvmzrzrd by chamtter WILLIAM ZOLLNER Football 2 3 4 Track 1 Glee Club l H1 Y 3 4 .Srl am wks and ne er cunzm 'Ne er jlzmkx and ne er lzurrzes SENIOR FALTS Name Wick N ame Suppressed Desire Ambltlon Nellle Bell Wlnlfred Benbow Robert Bldhngmy Tom Bott Dorothy De W1tt Vlrg ma Drake Dwlght Eggleston Charles Gabrlel Lawrence Haller James Helm Betty Hoag Gerald Hyde Robert Johnston Robert Jones Margaret Kolda V1rg1n1a Llndlg Carolyn McAuley Robert McAuley Evelyn Mexfert Eleanor Myers Donald Osterland Leo Ouellette Lynette Pease Ward Proeschel Gertrude Probeck James Rogers Doris Roberts Wlllanette Ruetz Dean Sadler Russell Schulke George Serb Wesley Smlth Leonard Toensmg Robert Treter Wllllam Zollner I Nell Blm W1bs Tommy Dot Drake EUISLEIII Chuck Lorry J lmmy Bets Jerry Johnston Bobby Marge Glnllle Grac1e Bob Eddxe Ozzle Leo Peasxe Wardle Dukle J lmmy Dot B1ll1e Angel Shakey Srb Wes Len Bob Zunk Nurslng Adrlan Al Capone Cars Curly han Spamards Chemlstxy Olymplc Women Guns To lle on the beach of Hawan Rubmoif Babe Ruth Math Books Marian Mann The South Dean Essex Rudy Vallee Glenn Sleep Farm hfe Bllly Mustaches Bxcycle races Surf boards Orlentals Automobiles Carolyn Baseball Model T s Sophomores Gxrls Tennxs Wexssmuller To be a second Florence Nlght 1ngale To wear clothes lke Kay Francls To be a Lawyer Own hlS own garage have curly han wr1te poetry mvent a discus throw ex a sculptor a game wax den an Artlst Concert master Home runs To publlsh math books To be a radlo slnger To s11de down banlsters Member of travel clubs To have a car full A boy wlth red halr I have no ambltxon What day xs 111159 be a farmer have a full week end be a garage man be a Journahst be a toastmaster teach hxstory be a second Pavloysa be a doctor More baseball To remodel them More sophs Lots of babes Dozens of balls To be a llfe guard NINE f x v ' X ' , ll 9 fl f , v ' . 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' ll ' ' vu - v To Frrst Row Nancy Osborn Kathleen Need Max Yokom Eleanor Sertz Margaret Conant Catherrne Wrllrson Blanche Valn De Velde Cleo Carlrn Charlotte Wrrght .An 4 4.410 f Ap Second Row Jerome Mrller lvfarjorre Cram Collette Clement Elrzabeth Bagger MISS Sebert Dorothy Stott Phvllrs Martm Carl Toeller Thrrd Row Cletus Oster Frank Hart Ned Grant Herbert Dean Harold Mulford Robert Swanker Rob rt OConnor Edgar Jacobsen Fourth Row Guthery Drake Jack Conrady Georgie Morgan Rrchard Grbson Jack 'vleddrck Jax Hubach Rrchftrd Laterw Thrs Junror Class accomplrshed thrngs rn rts usual manner The Junrors began the year by electrng competent class offrcers Presr dent Rrchard Grbson Vrce Presrdent Eleanor Sertz Treasurer Guthery Drake Secretary Jack Meddrck Student Councrl Dorothy Stott and Jay Hubach Therr home room teacher was Mrss Sebert and they express therr apprecratron for all she has done for them All of November was spent rn practrcrng for the play Brg Trme whrch was grven rn December At about the same trme the Junrors paraded the new sweaters maroon and whrte Durrng February plans were made for the annual Junror Senror ban quet but due to unalterable crrcumstances rt became rmpossrble for them to grve one much to the regret of both classes Aprrl brought forth an Easter flower sale The class was well represented rr football basketball both boys and grrls and the vrrrous clubs TEN .Ay V4 J X 1, ,, - , . JUNIOR CLASS , ' ' Z ' ' . ' I , 7 Y 9 Q ' . , . ' ' ' . r. - - rv ' , . K b . . . I . . . g ., .. ' V V . ', v r . Q. , . .' . ' ,C -' . Flrst Row Charlotte Huba h Ruth Gerha dt Mnjorl Gedcor Natalle Glllespre Lorrame Ferkan Margaret Ouellette Elalne Conn Jern Osborn Ruth Becker Agnes Pexc Elrzabeth Vanek Second Row Jessre Yokom H31Il6t Borchers Grace Alexander D nna Guthrre Mrs Berg Mary Merseb rg Betts Troyan Wrlma Haller Myrtle Wrldaslnn Ruth Weston Helga Branoner Kearney Ned Cook Wallace Tredt Fourth Row Charles Pheneger Paul Gerhardt IlVll'lg Larsen Norman Denrson Deane Ran rey Robert Proeschel Zyonlnrer Grachanrn SOPHOWIORES The sophomore offrces were capably frlled thrs year wrth Betty Troyan Presrdent Betty Nearhood Vrce Presrdent Brlly Asprnwall Secretary and Jack Lockwood Treasurer The grrls were very actrve rn the Glee Club They were represented by twelve members seven of whom belonged to the specral v01ce class The srx sophomores who recerved debate letters were Jean Osborn Myrtle Wrldasmn Ruth Weston George Kasrk Robert Klemm and Chester Dean Sports seemed to rnterest the femrnrne members Ruth Gerhardt and Demra Guthrre were the school cheer leaders Srx of the grrls were on the Army and Navy Teams Of the boys Chester Dean was the first and only boy of the class to recerve a football letter The two new puprls who entered the class thrs year were Ruth Becker from Shaker Herghts Jr Hrgh and Charles Pheneger from Horace Mann Jr Hrgh School m Lakewood Robert Klemm was absent nearly the ent11e second semester because of rllness We hope he wrll be wrth us agarn 1n the future ELEVEN Third Row: Ralph Deahl. George Kasik. Jack Lockwood. Billy Aspinwall. William F1TSt Rovs Ros Scherlel Leshe Anderson Ralph Stumph Roger Powell Elhott Cayce Bllss Stex ens Second Roxx Mane Hrhn Vlfillllla Dauson June EUR 111 Jean Ehman Jean Hammlnk Mary Joan Harvl ood Betty Dxer Sxlua Clement Jeanne Glasser JRIIICC BIGIIIIQYHVSI' Thlrd Row Marlan Maltln Jean Cascon Dolls DuPerovl Ann Roberts Donna Whltman Mlss Barclay Elolse Canxard Jean Laxerv Paulme Perc Dorothy Clam Ruth Sprlngboxn Fourth Rom Erxun M llandel Dvueht Shu1tleIT John Olton MEII111 Asher Robert Wxlcoxen M1 We1t7 Robert Selb Ix an Stanefl' Rob rt Krumvlelde Robert Fullel Jack Jacklxtch FRESHMEN Jean Gascon Presldent Jack Jackhtch Mary Harwood Treasurer Erwln Mellander V1rg1n1a Dawson Secretary E1 w1n Me1lander Representatwe to Student Counc1l Sylvla Clement Thls year the Freshmen were d1v1ded The bovs had Mr Wertz for home room and the glrls had Mlss Barclay The first soc1al event was an October party glven by the g1rls In February the boys gave the g1rls a coastlng party and at the end of the semester the g1rls gave a sprmg party Basketball football and track were found 1nterest1ng to sevelal boys Dor1s Du Perow made the Army team She also was captam of our glrls class basketball team The Lat1n students of the class enjoyed a Roman Banquet and a roller skatmg party durmg the school term , We had w1th us several new pup1ls Mane Hahn Marlan Mart1n Erw1n Mellander Ellxott Cayce Roy Scherler and Clarence ONe1l Ann Roberts 13 back after a half year absence Iamce B1dl1ngmyer IS also w1th us after a year at Laurel School The Freshmen hope for a b1gger and better year rn 1934 TWELVE r 'I A ' ' . 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Vice-President , ccccc or cc.c to c Roger Powell Fxrst Row John Van De Velde Jack Glllesple Wxlllam Hammlnk Ralph Bagger Gordon Hyde Harold Serne Quentln Huey Earl Saundels Second Row Irene Beznoska Lenore Knoll Patty Dunn Betty Kasxk V1rg1n1a Merse berg Mary Graves Betty Parker Dolores Mlchell Mlnette Wllson Dorxs Eggleston Angehne Kofoed Thlrd Row Andrew Hrltz Jane Glbson Loulse Huthstelner Ruth Envoldsen Mlss Hayes LaVerne Schulke Rose Mary Clark Donna Grachanm Dav1d Frazler Fourth Row Dav1d Phlllxps Lake GIIGS Bruce Ranney Rob xt Dawson Jack Aston Mannmg L she Warren Wagner Calvm Dagg Wlllxam Rlchards Wllllam Shook Dan Jennings Rlchard Scherer Alb rt Muerth David Gabriel EIGHTH GRADE Durmg the past year the elghth grade has had two partles The first one was a Halloween masquerade and the second a Chrlstmas skatlng party Both were enjoyed xmmensely by the students Because of a fast dW1I1d1ll'1g treasury the puplls have gone 1n more for sports the last semester and have ehmlnated all partxes for the tune bexng Then' mterests 1n sports led them to orgamze both glrls' and boys basketball teams The captam of the boys team 1S Dav1d Gabrxel and of the g1rls team Vlfglflla Merseburg The boys also have a baseball team of whlch Lake G1les IS captam and the head of the former football team was Dan Jenn1ngs At the begmnmg of the year the electlon returns of the e1ghth grade were as follows Presldent Warren H Wagner Vxce Presxdent Lake Gxles Secretary Jack G111esp1e Treasurer Dan Jenmngs Student Councxl Ohver Glbson TH I RTEEN Fifth Row: Qllver Glbson. Fred Hermer, Edward Dunbrook. Ralph Rhode. David McCally. Q , . . . . , A-ig.. s. .7il - . 'Neva .- Q'.f!E'wgzi1l-1 Ylmifkefz., -Ff3:,fi':Z1l - 5nt'H3s . wifi Y I a -W' ,..f.' 1 1 ' .V A .i, i.. -. :' 1 .1 .r , V' 1 ' .,I' W, 'rj ,Ai 3 gf- -. ' f - . -5 ,iw .ti AQ., .vw 2 1 . 2 E lil-- X Y 1, 355 '9fT ,. . U 25:1 -L, -'?1'ubi ' . WQT Q ., ' gffxig 1? 1 E V. ,, , ,,, . ..L,.1 QQ., .- It-fiwl' t, R 37 'v EQ' 'V 5:4 ,f T ,Z .A,. TJ V. l, . Ab, lk .1 aria ,- :P- ffe n',w.xi A flu 1'-4 T3 hifi? -. ' yQfJ:fe plfzf, 'ia 1.55211 sit f.'1'i i Q3 -Qafx :J me-f.. ,Y .,. .f4:,',c,p-- 'Y ia 1 Lg? MV: 5: .V wi ..-xr: if .ggtwgg RTW, ., Knrf 2. ww, ffglj, 3375 5' bit- f -.-,ff -.Lew , , . I ,B 'Fr 7 . ffm, 7 4 , First Row: John Roberts, James Aspinwall, Herman Graebner, Robert Branson, Warren Moore. Stephen Hritz, Erwin Paine. Second Row: Harriet Ann Hessler, Gladys Logan, Mary Ann I-Iumel, Shirley Christian, Ilgatgicia Ranney, Marian Schluembach, Doris Bussman, Karlyn Envoldsen, Norma u erow. Third Row: Carroll Ann Beck. Eleanor Wright, Jean Kelly, Vesta Aston. Velda Smith, Miss Lorentz, Virginia Smith, Charlotte Bowin, Catherine Dyer, Dorothy Atkinson, Phyllis Jackson. Fourth Row: Phillip Kearney, Richard Osterland, Homer Humiston, Ned Tellinghast, Robert Olton. Vincent Weisz, Jack Grant, William Horton. Fifth Row: James Gobeille, Donald Dale, Ward Martin, Richard Denison, William Hall, John Eaton, John Conant, Kenneth Dean. SEVENTH GRADE Officers of the seventh grade class were: President, John Conant, Treasurer, Patricia Ranneyg secretary, Virginia Smithg Student Council, Richard Denison. Our former class president, Bruce Rudolph moved from the village, .and John Conant took his place. The seventh grade pupils took part in the operetta, Paints and Patches. They also had two assembly plays, Oh, Mrs. Townsend, and Francis vs. Frances. Phyllis Jackson and Vesta Aston were new to our school this year. .FOURTEEN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT The G1rls Glee Club has grown th1s year 1n numbers and has made real advance 1n quallty of performance Members of the Club who were 1nter ested 1n more deiimte vocal tra1n1ng formed a speclal class that worked faxthfully all wlnter as anyone could hear who happened to be 1n the lower hall on Tuesday or Thursday morn1ngs Results of th1s effort were seen 1n the lmproved vocal effects wh1ch became poss1ble Th1s spec1al chorus sang 1n the Jun1or Play and at the Bay Method1st church ln add1t1on to appear1ng 1n the Sprmg Concert The Boys Glee Club showed the flne progress they had made ID the wxnters work when they appeared successfully before the Assembly the Spr1ng Concert the Bay Communxty Club and other orgamzauons The orchestra began the year by acc0mpany1ng the Jun1or H1gh oper etta Pa1nts and Patches also performmg on var1ous occaslons through out the year As w1th the other mus1cal groups the work of the orchestra came to a cl1max ln the Sprmg Concert on May fifth ORCHESTRA The Bay H1gh Orchestra under the leadershlp of M1ss Mab1e has been unusually act1ve th1s year It s first appearance was made at a JLIIIIOI' H1gh opperetta Pamts and Patches The olchestra played for many others 1nclud1ng the spr1ng muslc concert assembly Jun1or Play and commencement The trumpet quartet COHSISIS of Wesley Sm1th Robert McAuley Jack Lockwood and Wxlharn Shook The other orchestra members are V1ol1n Gerald Hyde Clar1net Dorls Roberts V1ol1n George Serb Clar1net Lynette Pease V1ol1n Marle Hahn Clar1net Homer Humlston V1ol1n Robert Branson Saxophone Robert Jones V1ol1n Donald Dale BanJo Robe1tTreter V1ol1n Ralph Rhode Banjo W11l1am Kearney P1an1st Jean Gascon Drums Robert Serb FIFTEEN l . 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Richard Gibson, Jack Lockwood, Jack Meddick, William Kearney, Ned Cook, Jerome Miller, Ivan Staneff, Wallace Tiedt, Ralph Deahl. FOOTBALL The fall of nineteen thirty-two found Bay with a light but promising squadg about thirty-four boys turned out for practice. Bay's first game was played at Chagrin Falls but Chagrin has always proved to be a little stronger than Bay and took the local boys over, to the tune of 20-6. This was only a preliminary practice game leading up to the County League opener. September thirtieth, Bay started on its way to win the county title by trouncing Strongsville by a score of 27-0. One week later they were mo- mentarily disheartened when the North Olmsted eleven nosed out Bay by one point, 13-12. That was a tough one to lose. The following week Bay traveled to North Royalton and marched over the goal there several times with both the first and second teams to pile up a score of 61-0. Bay then went to Fairview to beat them by a total of 12-2, in a game slowed up by the sloppy, muddy iield. Bay's boys had the title cup in full view when on the next Friday, the touted Olmsted Falls squad came over and proved they were stronger by leading us with a score of 6-13. Now again we came to the end of the season and met our friends, neighbors, rivals and what- nots-Dover. Everyone was much enthused over this game, but due to the bleak, rainy, snowy day, the game was not as enjoyable as it might have been. The score, 6-6, will show, though, what a see-saw, grilling game it was in spite of the weather. The boys receiving letters were: Sadler-Q.B.g Drake-R.H.g Toeller and Osterland-L.H.g Proeschel and Morgan-F.B.g Johnston, Gabriel and Schulke-Endsg C. Dean, Lavery, and Jones-Tackles, H. Dean and Haller- Guardsg Zollner CCapt.J-Center, Toensing-Mgr. The senior boys leaving the team this year are Zollner, Sadler, Proeschel, Jones, Haller, Osterland, Schulke, Johnston and Gabriel. SIXTEEN FITSC Row Guthery Drake Dean Sadlel Russell Schulke Rlchard Gxbson Carl Toeller Second Rom Cletus Oster Donald Osterland Robert Johnston Charles Gabrlel M Secr1st BASKETBALL Parkvlews basketball team had a fa1r season durlng 1932 33 It fin lshed Wlth 3 wms and 4 defeats The season started off w1th a bang by Bays w1nn1ng the game wlth Y Prep at Prep s gym Thxs game d1d not show the sk1ll exerclsed by the boys later 1n the season but we credxt thls to bemg the flrst game of the season On January 13 Bay took on Royalton IU Royaltons gym It was a hard played battle but by expert playxng Bay emerged from the heap a vlctor to the tune of 30 22 January 17 found Faxrvxews five 1n our gym ready for a hard battle They got one also a defeat as Bay won 45 18 After wlnnlng these two games we came to one of the hardest games of the year The game was w1th Independence and we dont know Just what lt was but lt seems that Bay emerged from the fray at the tall end of the dec1s1on whlch was Bay 25 Independence 33 but as guesses are wrong some tlmes you know Bay lost the game to Strongsvllle 23 24 wh1le the crowd yelled themselves hoarse durmg the whole last quarter and the overtlme perrod Now we came to another scrappy bunch North Olmsted a strong and cooperatlve team In a hard played battle 1n Wh1Ch two or our men were sent out on fouls North Olmsted managed to nose out Bay to the score of 28 35 A game scheduled for February 10 was never played but was tabulated as a forfe1t to Olmsted Falls The rrvalry of olden days agaln entered Wlth Bay meetlng the1r old rrvals Dover 1n a battle whrch ensued fast and furlous on our gym floor In a game sklll aga1nst t1me Bay topped therr r1va1s to the score of Dover 21 Bay 24 The lmeup IS as follows w1th the lettermen Sadler LG Toeller R G Schulke C Gxbson LF Drake RF Johnston G Osterland F and Gabrmel G SEVENITEEN - , U , ' . 7 ' v Friday, January 27, Bay took on a team they were sure they could beat, Q 1 7 ! - Y Y 1 , . - . .5 - . .3 - 1 ' - . .g - . .Q , . q . ..,. -i ,li , 11,13 if-'v-,ef B A Y B L U 51 y, rf, , ,. ,i .-M 4' ' qv f .. ,L . 1, F4 1 'If3'.ii'f .. '- 3,1 Qs: -,QC-nfkf, 2 :rift xlifii. '- in nga f - rg, sff' ,-flgiflgi ,Yi 5 51:-'lg .. sf gg. w , ,V 'sf VA, A 1: ff- '-.fr Q t Staff v ,Q gi ' . . 1- g,,is5. .',,35. 'mr sit. ...V . 4 fx, - 1 -2.1 f, ,I ii , J , - ri T . tm 'rf - ,li First Row: Elizabeth Bagger, Margaret Conant. Winifred Benbow, Betty Hoag. Miss Lorentz. Nancy Osborn. Dorothy Stott. Cleo Carlin. Gertrude Probeck, Second Row: Collette Clement. May Yokom, Virginia Lindig, Charlotte Wright, Willan- gtedlkuetz. Doris Roberts, Eleanor Myers. Lynette Pease, Virginia Drake, Margaret o a. Third Row: Marjorie Cram. Kathleen Need. Catherine Willison. Eleanor Seitz. Dorothy DeWitt, Evelyn Meifert, Marion Bloomfield. Nellie Bell, Blanche Van De Velde. President Vice-Pres Secretary Treasurer K-SHUN .,...........Bi11ie Ruetz Carolyn McAuley Virginia Drake ..Margaret Kolda High School Adviser ceee Miss Lorentz Y. W. C. A. .ece,ct,..c,cc.lc,.t,. Miss Ansley Patroness ..,.c,cc,.tc,......c.,c,c, Mrs. Moore Inter-Club Council ...c.. Eleanor Seitz The K-Shun was divided into seven committees so that each member could take an active part in the different activities. The chairmen of the committees were: Service--Lynette Pease Social-Winifred Benbow Program-Betty Hoag Entertainment--Gertrude Probeck Decorating-Catherine Willison Finance-Margaret Kolda Publicity-Cleo Carlin Many interesting meetings were held, this year, with several outside speakers. Among the more important events that took place were the Mothers' and Daughters, Valentine Banquet and the annual Christmas dance. The service committee entertained the old people at the Welsh Home. EIGHTEEN Flrst Rovu Herbert Dean W1ll1am Zollner Russell Schulke Robert Jones Gerald Hyde Tom Bott Carl Toeller Second Row Rlchard G1bSOD Lawrence Haller Dean Sadler M1 Secrlst Charles Gabrxel George Morgan Thlrd Row Guthery Drake Leonard TOCIISIIIQ Robert Johnston Jay Pubach Ward Proeschel Donald Osterland HIY As m precedmg years the purpose of the H1 Y has been To create malntaln and extend through school and communlty h1gh standards of Chrlstlan character Th1S year, under the gu1dance of Mr Secrlst the club has proceeded 1n 1tS varlous act1v1t1es supper meetlngs swlms bowllng partles and hnally the campmg trlp One of the b1g accompllshments of the year was the frammg and adoptlon of a new eonst1tut1on and by laws The const1tut1on IS now filed 1n the offlce for future reference Weekly meetmgs were devoted to buslness transactlon and dlscusslons varylng 1n subject from Educatlon to Athletlcs Durlng several meetmgs Round Table dlscusslons were held NINETEEN President .,,,, ,ee,rrrYrr,,r,.., D ean Sadler Secretary-Treas ......r Russell Schulke Hgjf. ,, '- . ,H , :'f2q 'If 'QV' ' - .2 4'4- -'33 af ,Q1f4,.,'. Elf Q 9415- in - ' W. F. . ' 'ri-Q ' JN g4 142: z-'A' F ISM .--2-'rg 4' fl, . ggi . P. b.. 1. ea A ' 1 B L, U . f . .,.,,,g :fair rl, 1 A. - XE 3 VQCZYIQQQ-F' Sill .-14, x ef-if -'D' - ...:.,,.l. Eff 5' Q :J . ,--' '. 9u,. 1- E .v:'5. J' Pll .X .ll- . 'U .1129 .mfg P ,,1,,. ,, 'iff' ,gf if 952:-If ltgawglfix V 354 f-Q51 , - resin,-my - ..,,,. 1-5 'L' ' 9 4 4-,fa :-3: .. f r -0. 4. : It-. J.: y S 'Q I S af -nm., KW' K . ' A If , J '11 y . - 21 T' . 1 2 , pw ,,, . Y 1'fI? d' LY if -Zi .. 1- .., , .3932 it IQ .ff 1 :lf -.'-Jw at - A g f. if 'HA First Row: Myrtle Wildasinn, Mary Merseberg. Ruth Weston, Jean Osborn. Second Row: Chester Dean. Gertrude Probeck. Mrs. Berg. Eleanor Myers. George Kasik. DEBATE This year a new form of debate was introduced: no decision was given either way. Although not very favorable to the debaters it was used throughout the season in debate work. The question for debate for the year 1932-33 was Resolved: That at least 509, of the total state revenue should be derived from other than tangible property. The Bay Village teams debated with Dover, Fairview and North Olm- sted. The Seniors were represented by Eleanor Myers and Gertrude Pro- beckg the Sophomores by Ruth Weston, Mary Merseberg, Jean Osborn, Myrtle Wildasinn, Chester Dean, George Kasik and Robert Klemm. The only active Freshman was June Erwin. Mrs. Berg again coached the debate team this year and in this, her last year, all the debaters who have had her for a coach wish to express their thanks for the great help she has been in her three years here at Bay High. -1oooo4KDocxmcxx3ooo43cKDcKD4x94+ ARC-LIGHT The school paper, the Arc-Light was published twelve times during the school year. Most of the issues were edited by the English classes of the high school. These were under the supervision of Mrs. Berg. The Junior high students, with the help of Miss Hayes were responsible for another issue. Mr. Griifith furnished the material for two issues. This year due to financial dilliculties the school mimeographed the copies of the paper. They found this way of making up the paper to be much cheaper, and to work out as an educational device having many dis- tinct advantages. The business and circulation management has been under the direction of Mr. Wertz. Student staff members in charge of business were Russell Schulke, manager and J ay Hubachg and the student circulation staff members were Betty Hoag, manager and Marion Bloomfield. TWENTY Fnst Rom R1Ch3ld Denlson Paul Gexhardt Russell Schulke Mr Ganyard Jay Hubach Olner GIDSOI1 Second Ron Bettx Hoag Demla Gutlnle Dorothy Stott Svlua Clement STUDENT COUNCIL Wh1le the student COUHCII has had fewer meetlngs than 1n past years they have carrled thru efflclently every plan they started For example they recommended and moved plctures of past classes from the OHICG to the lower corr1dor 1n order that more people mxght see them The councll as 1n the DYSVIOUS year had charge of the sale of all tlckets for athletlc games The counc1l also has served as sort of a clearlng house on student act1v1ty problems The off1cers of the councll were Presldent Russel Schulke V1ce Presl dent Betty Hoag Secletary Dorothy Stott GIRLS BASKETBALL Glrl s basketball was carrled on as 1n former years under tne dlrectlon of MISS Edna Barclay Every Tuesday and Frlday were set aslde for prac t1ce and the grrls turned out enthus1ast1cally each t1me As 1nterscholast1c basket ball IS prohlblted by a county rullng the number of games was five as 1n prev1ous years The first round started out wlth a game played by Senlors vs Fresh men and Sophomores vs Junlors The Junlors and Freshmen came through IH that round and played each other for the champ1onsh1p They emerged v1ctor1ous thereby wmmng the champlonshlp All th1s were merely good expeuence and preparatlon for the blg game Army vs Navy These two teams conslsted of ten players each chosen by M1ss Barclay for ab111ty sportsmanshlp and dependablhty The game was played Wlth much gusto on a Frlday evenlng wherem lnterclass basket ball was carrled on between the boys teams ln an accompanylng manner Navy led throughout the game and came out v1ctor1ous the score endmg Wlth Navy 22 and Army 5 fCONTlNUED ON PAGE 23, TWENTY ONE h' 'Z ' ' ' . ' . . . , 1 ' 1 . V . - 1 - y - v v ' ' 1 7 ! ' rl-mcboooocxr,-ooocxacboc:-ooocx:Cxrf4 . , . . . I . 9 5 ' . N ,, . . . . - .JI- fi ., i ., Q. B A Y B L U E B O O 'K 6 1 9 3 3 W vt.. CLASS PROPHECY PREACHER TAKES DOWN HOUSE WVITII HIS SERNION ON WOMEN Rev. Russell Schulke Gives First Sermon As Preacher in Harlem Church. In a breath taking sermon on Women Rev. Russell astounded the congregation on his knowledge of the said subject. Although being a bachelor. more knowledge was given than was anticipated. of the subject t'Women by Rev. Schulke. We imagine his knowl- edge was obtained in his high school days. He graduated from a high school in Bay Village. FAMED PROFESSOR IS HELD FOR QUESTIONING Prof. R. E. Treter was held for questioning' today by authorities when he applied for admission to the old Soldiers Home. A telegram news Hash from B. R. Griffith. an inmate who was witewashing a government fence at the time of Treter's appearance. states that Treter's break down is due to mental strain. Treter has been experimenting with a device to degravitate water and thus make it run up faucets instead of down them. LINDIG SMASHES ALL RECORDS Miss Virginia Lindig broke all world records today in the annual State Fair. Miss Lindig had all the hogs in the adjoining states a running. She out hollered all of the contestants in the hog calling contest. PROSPEROUS FARMER DROWNS IN DUCK POND ARMENIA. Ill.-May 18. 1950-R. W. Jones. prosperous peanut farmer of Armenia. Ill. was found dead in his duck pond today. Coroner J. Heim said in his opinion. death was caused by lack of air. It seems Jones went out to feed the ducks and when evening came some anxiety was felt. The hired man. being sent to look for him, found him mired head first in the three foot duck pond. LARGEST TOMATO IN STATE EXHIBITED AT THE FAIR Miss Nellie Bell. farmerette de luxe of Cuyahoga County. has placed on exhibit the largest tomato ever seen in these parts. It is two feet in circumference and weighs over five pounds. The blushing farmer lass upon receiving the blue ribbon award. stated in simple words. Yes, I did it with a little hoe and some perseverance. JOCKEY VVINS 100TH RACE Jockey Donald 1 Barney r Osterland riding Fanny his blue blood Kentucky stallion won his 100th brown Derby race today. Bending low over his steed's head Barney whis- pered sweet nothings into Fanny's ear in his old inimitable style. Fanny responded by stretching his neck over the finishing line first. FAMED SPEEDSTER ENTERS NEW BOAT James Rogers after several unsuccessful tryouts in his new speed-boat. is competing with Gar Vvood for the Harmsworth Trophy. Rogers, as you all know. formerly held the speed record for out-board motor boats. in Bay Village. This boat is an entirely new type. designed by the owner. fCONTlNUED ON PAGE 257 GLENDENNINGS Westlake 5044 HARDWARE PEASE SUPPLY CO Plumbing Heating W LOC ION Feed and Baskets NE AT and 18511 Detroit Ave. Lakewood' OA Peat Moss and Fertilizers Lfrkewood 2921 Westlake 421-W Dover Center Road, near N.P.R.R. 'keizfkffigip f f TWENTY-Two ,I 1 55.541 ,, 'A :Jeff xii J .iryf .4 f INDIX IDUAL LAUNDRY COMPANY Ilazrdnsszlzq All Krnds of Beauty Work Do re Lalxevt ood s Only Laundry Lxkexxood 9300 1209 Phelps Ax emu XF USE IVORX SO-XP EXCLLSIVELH ELL-X BRINK Slx Dlfferent Sex tt J rc R Hunun Mana G1 PONI ISK Qt: azgflztl ight Qsterl md lruckmg Lo Nlci ull rch C VV1lton Inc S leg Selvlce ,Ind Palm Cement and Bruk Hftulers West Slde Headquarters Resldence Westlake 67' Dnect lrom factorx dealer to xou 81 6 LOYHIII Axe Clexeland WOodb1ne 7960 fGlRLS BASKETBALL CONTINUED FROM PAGE 21, At the trme th1s artrcle goes to punt lt has not been decrded who earned therr letters but the awards shall be made at a later date The teams were composed of the followrng Semors Marlan Bloom held Betty Hoag Wrmfred Benbow Eleanor Myers and Dorothy D6W1tt The Jumors Margaret Conant Ehzabeth Bagger Charlotte Wrxght Cath er1ne Wrlhson Cleo Carhn Kathleen Need The Sophomores Mary Merse burg Betty Troyan Ruth Becker and Demla Guthr1e The captams bemg Ne1l1e Bell and Dorrs DuPerow In the year to come lt rs expected that letters w1ll be awarded only to those earmng necessary pornts rn numerous sports Whrle th1s year the grrls could not play for thelr school they have learned lessons 1n self control and sportsmanshlp whrch makes the or gamzatlon of th1s krnd a valuable asset Olah s SCFVICG Garage GENERAL REPAIRING Battery Ignltlon Starter and Generator Work Greaslng and Brake Service Weldmg Brazing and Radlator Repalr mg Cyllnder Grmdmg and Automotlve Machme W ork Tel Westlake 214 Doser Center Rd Bay Village TWENTY THREE 7 . . .,h' . . . 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'ex cm had 10 Buxuslcic N11b5 rule -XR hm showin snot ICIONS the cuclc md mid: 1 Int C 1101511 uulbl LO com 1111 he-will ILIIHDCCI up 1 111 Md hex he ls BEC INNINC TOMORROW IIN THE ARC LIC HF 1 R113 ROHIIH Rknn uc of th stoclu nds PIGS FEET mxuteu Dx the xxcll known Romqnce fiuthox G 1t111ciQ PIODCCA Read Llns md weep und thxs md 1111111 LOXE '1 ll INS nexez bien 110111 xs 1 bztoxe IN THE ARC 11C HT TOMORROW KCONTINUED ON PAGE 29, SX LX hS I 1' R IAOOD F01 success ot tins 1933 ssue 01 the XI XRIXE1 B 13 Blue Book the CCl1lO1b NM dw U LXIJIGES thou .luplecl mon tr J DOY Lb LFNHI, KO XD 101 the SUPPOII Mom Z M' O1 IO 'VI XHLI R 6,111 X nk TNE YFIVE P , 2 . o B1 ' ll' ' - .H,,,y -'32 Y' x' ' ' U - , 'IDI J 5 '-I . .- .' I lx' ' 'Q 1' ' 2' . z' '-2 X-1 - jx- ' zu ,Il1.'I '- I 'uvc 10 his hmne. uttm' 11 . 'c' ssful '- ' 1 ' ' xpoctilmg bwzul ' X 1 l- 110 1 2 ' u .1 L ' - QI '1 I K' '- tl 1 1 '11 Q -- .' C111 . H0 urged 11 ' ' X fzsl' X. - VI. ,. , . , v , , 4. . 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Fc 1' Dvl ' ' 3 L I 4 'L X 'wth 'L' -HU w QT , UL U1 H W JI TL CGMMLINITY C UB of Ba Village u LIT N V INL I3 I warm M uc N muh mm Pwr saarrcss uf this V933 issuc uf thc Huy Rl X B 1 thc cwiitfws my 'css tlwir mpg I'Ck'iLllffJll tw ilu- Supp At fwm rl - I thu Nl' 4H'g1ll1iZ1lfilJll in thc Yillalgg whirh 'cts nt tin CIN P un: x tl - wwf the first 'l'hL1r:miny uf '4 ' and iS.YOI'l.l1l, fvr4og1'v.v,v1'1'v and v11f1'gfl1fm11'11yf. .XII men of ul AMW n 'J 8 gud 4 all 1 iz ' -as ii ' , ' X 5 5 1' Q' 2:25, N W of ax EAILAZINQ 1 Y J H 'A -, fy:MZf5?,s 1755.582-' ' 1 1 , L1 x 8' lntprextui III thy X11 IQL in uglunnn Lfiiifq Q1 LEvEuAW .f 'Nc f Riff L-I Good NV 111 Plper C ln mu' bmce 1888 TWENTY SIX C omplmunts I I'1Ll1d 1 p s lm I a.or1'1ff I that s Qttahtx Ploducts Slnee 1885 A A 'xoux Gtocet Zlpp Manufacturlng C0 Llbomtou K Fmt me 3 3 B X Xxllt t Colonltl AILIGC Cl teland O QCALENDAR CONTINUED FROM PAGE 24, DFCLMBI-IR Jlg, sau puzzles ex ftde studx hall JUIIIOIS spott sue ttexs JUIIIOIS hate Bla Tune Excellent' SGIIIOIS d1ne to lllllilf' mth tedthels tt noon Baslteteels plat H P1013 Schullte spotts bmdmu flom unc of day befole Xmas tacatlon llIl0ff1C1 ily beams Football bots banqueted V'1C'1Il0I1 offtcmllx stuts K Shun Xmas dance JANLAR1 Fanwexx here fO1 BB Johnston thoueht he xx as 111 the clrcus and made some TRICK shots' Bay Bows at Royalton Exams begln Many 116111015 and chllls noted Fanuexx shown hon to plat BB to tune of 42 18 Tremoxs and chllls contlnue We take a t11p to Atneuta 111 assembly St'ut neu semeste1 xuth some loxelx State tests' Atonnc I1LlI'11bE'1S 'ue a TRIPLE announil' Bay defeated 111 BB at hands ot Suongsulle Chennstu students stfut sauna then pennles bletkage fees due' YVIOYIHI. dax' Tlnee IUOIUS than td FEBRL AR! Jun1o1s tu EidYQ1IlSll1' 111 asstmblx 'Use Rlnso to shaxe those he ivy xnh1ske1s Heat apphed ltselt to the xxau locks of VVeslu Smlth 111 chennstu Th it IS thex just natuxalls caught on me N Olmsted game lD1ake and Sadlel xelnoxed foul 51 Senlots d1SgUSL what Class l1lQlll0l1dl xull be K Shun Club banquets mothets Flosh glrls gate assemblw xn talest costumes A cextaln Semot tued soap aftel het Cl1l111El We won DOXG1 BB game Ven C'xCltl1Q' 74 71 C McAuleX rettuns hex lepolt cud' J Rogets en es successful IIIIQIDIQIRLIOI1 of Good old Satan 111 Engllsh Class fCONTINUED ON PAGE 28, A FAMILY NEWSPAPER that OffC1S GOOD FUEL Somemll of hmm men Tor SOIL FERTILIZERS to Ex euone READ ADVERTISE TRY A LOAD oF HOAC IHE VV R HOAG FUEL EWS a f4Hr-raid 6 SUPPLY CO 10510 Detlolt Axtnue 1 BOLllCX'i1Cl 0004 TWENTY SEVEN J' ' 1 . . - -5 X. 0 o o z '. 1' 2 .fwy Of1 : 1221-1.25 aj ' zL1.O. At . 1 47. 'f- ' . '. . 5 j . . 9. ' 1. K . .. - Y - -- -, , 1 I 16. 4 Q ' 5 1 w ' ez 2 . ' ' . 18. ..'. 'C . 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Il1ere IQ .1 reeog1117Ld but 111 e1 ery 11111 For Superb DCSIQII Elldllflllg Qlldlltj .md I'.11r I FICE Select CLASS RINGS OR PINS JOSTEN S 120 U111011 T111st Bldg C1e1e1a11d Ol11O III xlll 6401 OFFICIAL JEWELERS TO BAY VILLAGE HIGH SCHOOL IPROPHECY CONTINUED FROM PAGE 25, I 13101 N HN! IR NI I N E011 S10 000 YI ICIHIIIP NI'1IL,'IlCt Kolda g,1fted COIIII 1lt0 ol the 0pe1at1c 5t'1 e IS flllll Slllff f01 S10 000 ag 111151. Chas Gab11el fox the alleged 1055 of 1101 IOICS Madame Kolda CIHIIIIS that Gflbuel '1 P11111 Dot t'1x1 d111 81 ran IIIIO a telegr 1pl1 pole 11111le '11g111119, 111th a DHSSIII 1111011 d111e1 The gnfted S1llL,6l Screamed 50 loudly 11hen the '1eC1de11t OCCIIIISCI that she IS able to talk onl1 111 '1 11155 XXIIISDQI BIG CIRCI S COMES IO TOWNT Jlllgllllg BIOS CIICIIS '1111ved 111 IZONKII 1este1da1 peanuts elephants calllope 1nd '111 noted tlght 10pe 11all1.e1 a11d '1e11al15t Leon'11d Toensmg. the fea1le55 11011 tamer IVIHIIOII Bloomfield 1ed headed ba1eb'1cl1 11de1 and DOIOLIIY DeW1tt the f8lIIOlJb d11e1 11ho 511111115 110111 '1 platform 100 Ieet 111 the 'ill 11110 '1 lllb of 11 1te1 1 feet deep Hhs, BENBOII INOIID MISSION 'IRI 'IIS ARDED MED-IL BY KING T1115 11eel1. BGIQILIIII HXXHICICCI IVIISSIOII 111 WllllflEd Benb011 the medal of b1a1e11 and good 111ll I11 a recent CDICICIIIIC ol the gout III Af11c'1 M155 Benbow dld 11e1 '111 to l1elp 'he ll1IfOIII1Il21t6 nat11e5 I11 token of 11e1 5e111ce she 11 as a11 arded th1s medal BETT1 HOAG SKI LR KR KIT QI EFX hal E5 ILTINIATI 'II I11 a 5ha1p Cleax tone M155 Betty Hoag. 'lnnounced t0da1 that DIICGS 011 SQIICI Klallf. 11ould go up unle55 fd1'ITl91S pre1ented Rabb1t5 IIOIII de5t1011nQ the cabbage mop She paused to SID her Kraut Jtnce a11d the11 COIIIIIIIIPCI What XXOLIICI become of 115 lf 11e d1d11t l1a1e Bett1 5 Better SPIIIGI K1a1t ICONTINUED ON PAGE 31, CLIFFORD PEASL IEBBII S ICE CREAM FUNERAL HOME It S A Health Food DOYQI CEIIIEI KU I CHIN S KU'l RA 1 h Westlake 926 P11o11e Westlake 42 D01 er CQIIICI Tweurv Nm E V C I 4 X I I 1' . Y ' . I . . 1 . so . 1 v l ,I . , . . Tx 1 W N N 2 K 9 7' ' - - - v ' . .. , A - ...F-. X . I .' ii .' ' ' S , 1: 'z '.g1,'. ' , ' 7 ' - - . ' . k C .U ' - .Iv K. . uv. S' . ' i C . The manager has a galaxy of stars to entertam, several of whom are: M155 B1ll1e Ruetz, ' I ' Y ' c 'I If . 1 ' S- . ' - . 'V V . . I V .' .' , . ' . . ' , . 1 ' I' 1 1 ' 1 4' ' 1 '2 ' 1. . 'S , , -' . ' 2 .tv H' ' . 1 A . . . .N. K , .' 4 , . K. A. . - . L 4 h v ' 3 I L. U L . A . . .S V ' L. , . -' , . 4 - - - - 1. v , ' , - , - 1 C I 1 7 1, ' 1 1 .. ' ' ' . r 1 g 1 r 1 1 V . . .. i K fx X fx S QIQEV 7:9 :Qi-g hx N sci fflf 1 dl ff W Wff Y f I xi: xx 1, l N I fir' ff, OUVD managerial policies and long successful experience luxe proudcd U9 wnh sulhclent equipment dequale pLr90nnel and ample resournes to render dependable service as nrusls and makers ol fine prlntum, plates 'llut you x l e secure from chance 15 our hrst promise JAHN 8- OLLIER ENGRAVING CO 6 North Sl Clan S! Toledo, Oh: THIRTY ' E , , ff, RJ, , ' 'fe 'iff' bla f , 1 I , ,f ,p g. ... 4 . A, 53 ' frfy 3 -, rf v -- X -if 5' lg A 'xl E V, If -Y-V, A f X Q , , ff M M h V . 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' , , M ,Wg 11- wr .H . - f K W , All ' ,fffJ1lIJllHnS'm, jk A ,- ,, wp x , ' i 1 K uv 4,7 'wifli - - ef ' e ' -' ' e l e 'VW 1 , ' v , W Q 4 . , . l a 1 A ' ' K ' ' sil lx l M I I 'I l ll Saw It 111th Flowers ROCKCLIFF GRILL ANDREW JENKINS E? SON '1Ve Del11er AI1QXXh619 Ar11t1111e FUNERAL FLOWERS AIwD ROCM RMU Ohm VVEDDIING BOUQUETS ROCKCLIFF A VEOOSTER RD VVeQt12111.e 313 DOXE1 C If 1 Rd KPROPHECY coNT1NuEo FROM PAGE 291 R0BEl1Ts BILI PASSED F'111al11 f1fte1 11eel1i of IOIIICI f1l1bllSI9l111Q Se11z1to1 Dons Robe1ts succ eded 1 11121151111 her b111 p1o11c1111,Q Ktfxte 2111l11ms f0I 11111 C1011 I1 school te1Cl1e1s AGFD CKDDX NIXKFN NTATENIEXT Ge1a1d Hvde aved C'1t1c11 f1sto1111ded t11e 11o11d 111th 111s statement O1 golf tod'11 qflllllllg, a toothless sm1le he s'11d I be11 cadd1111 111g11 L1l1IO 4:1 1ea1S he1e he 11111 hed 111Qlz9d11 and T 9111 1' 1r1Qt but 01141 hfmll EGCLESTON DINCOX ERN NIH! 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