Campbell Memorial High School - Reveler Yearbook (Campbell, OH)

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THE FACULTY First row, left to right: Miss Julia Cvengros, clerk, Miss Gladys Hetrick, Miss Phyllis Kendall, Miss Hildegarde O'Brien, Miss Emma Resetar, Principal M. F. O'Mellan, Miss Mary Fulton, Miss Irma Marinelli, Miss Evelyn Runkle, Miss Marie Skrobak, and Miss Mary French. Second row: Miss Florence Cook, Miss Evanne McChesckey, Mr.. Stephen King, Mr. Fred Zamary, Mr. Harrison Sexton, Mr. George O'Pretza, Mr. Matthew Stephens, Mr. W. Goodwin, Mr. William Holliday, Mr. Sandron Parenti, Mr. Ernest Gustinella, and Miss Tillie Baltrus, secretary. Third row: Mr. A. Zerella, Mr. Anthony Ross, Mr. Michael Graban, Mr. Dave Parkes, Mr. John Jakubek, Mr. John Knapic, Mr. Michael Maro, Mr. Stephen Gary, Mr. Harry Dewey, Mr. George Cebula, and Mr. Bennett Kunicki. Fourth row: Mr. M. R. Wheeler, Mr. W. Weisel, Mr. Joseph Repasky, Mr. Milo Bugby, Mr. Milton Lenhart, Mr.. Nicholas Conti, and Mr. Arnold Butler.

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A. S. KLINKO Congratulations and best wishes for success to the graduates of 1937. M. F. O'MELLAN President, Board of Education. Education should make us more tolerant and under- standing. The proper approach to a solution of our social problems should be a scientific approach. Emo- tions, prejudices, half-baked ideas, and biased informa- tion have no place in such an approach. The unthinking individual is an easy victim of petty demagogs.. An intelligent solution of any problem is based upon a careful and discriminating analysis of all the facts, Convictions colored by personal bias are often posed as truths. In a critical transition period, when people are emotionally unbalanced, time tested principles are often forgotten or rejected. Real progress should not be sacrificed for temporary gain or advantage. The graduates of today must be prepared to face the problems of tomorrow with open and discriminating minds. This is the essential function of education. A. S. KLINKO, Supt., Campbell Schools. WILLIAM GLASS, WILLIAM GLASS Each student of life and education has his own interpretation and definition of what constitutes char- acter. Dean William F. Russell presents us with this analysis: Only when a man has developed within him- self something that is sensitive to right and wrong and has accustomed himself to act in accord, can he be relied upon to respond to new and trying circumstances as a trustworthy man should. That is character. M. F. O'MELLAN, Principal, Memorial High School.

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1 1 11 First Row:-V. Vintilla, A. Leporis, G. Brizoski, H. Mikita, E. Paris, S. Timko, H D'Amato, R. Cecchini, G. Zamary, F. Polito, A. Pacak, M. Butch, S. Ostanowski G. Voytilla, M. Dobrich, A. Colaric, M. Kaschak, A. Passek, S. Crino. Second Row:-E. Redfern, A. Clotan, A. Comsia, M. Muretic, M. Spotleson, E Eperjese, H. Graban, M. Lacatos, M. Zbell, C. Yurak, Mr. O'Pretza, Mr. Graban C. Edwards, R. Vertucci, A. Vlad, E. Piccoli, A. Megela, A. Geletka, J. Bees Third Row:-J. Zetts, J. Parks, E. D'Altorio, A. Martin, S. Katula, A. Palovich, L. Vintilla, C. Zalanosky, M. Gary, V. Francu, M. Kolly, P. Stanfar, R. Daniels M. Mastadonna, M. Benya, W. Vansuch. Fourth Row:-W. Gordon, R. Gaydos, J. Seman, S. Mazerick, J. Morrow, F.. Ungar, F. Redfern, S. Strineka, J. Klus, S. Rasehak, E. Rasan, A. Cernock, J. Lukovsky J. Scarfo. ANNUAL ADMlNlSTRATlON For a few years following 1932, no annual was published at Memorial until 1935. The January and June classes of 1937 combined forces to make this annual one of the best ever published at Memorial. The annual administration consists of: Michael Butch, Editor-in- Chief, Frances Polito, associate editor, Michael Reichert, Ann Pacak, and Rita Cecchini, assistant editors, George Zamary and Stephen Timko, business managers, Henry D'Amato and George Voytilla, assistant bus- iness managersg Steve Ostanowskig art editor, Michael Gary, sports editorg Emily Redfern, Katherine Zalanowsky, and Mary Kolly, fea- tures editors. Mr. M. E. Graban was the annual advisor and Mr. G. M. O'Pretza the business advisor. 5 t