Clearview High School - Guide Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Clearview Qrchestra Ist Row-Oliver Bemis, Steve Hronic, Frank Amos, John Abraharnowicz, john Vasko. End Row-Mr. Osbun, Pearl Hall, Charles Nahm, George Churpck, Elijah Hall, Henry Fazekus, ' Edna Bayne, Mary Popovich, Phyllis Cotton. 31d Row-Florence Tulipan, james Crisp, Emrys Meredith, George Tonsch, Robert Masin, William Clague, Dominik Galanic. Our orchestra had a successful season. There has not been an increase in instrumentzltion this year, but the quality of the output showed a remarkable increase. QCo'ntimLed on page 261 Clearview Players lst Row-john Cucu, William Heyslinger, Adam Mackie, john Carpenter, jack Hayes, Harold Futrall, Mike Matos. 2nd Row-Adeline Schindler, Earl Moore, Dorothy Sn der, Andrew P. Malinovsky, Olga Petkovsek, Frank Faynor, Kathryn Hancock, Robert H. Carek, Elaine Stott, john Casco, Florence Tulipan, John Majzun, Leona Micuda, Virginia Gochnaur. 3rd Row-Edward Schaffer, Elizabeth C. Puskas, Paul Heyslinger, Grace L. Tippett, Elijah Hall, Dorothy Arthrell, George Churpek, Theresa K. Malinovsky, Frank Amos, Mary j. Malinovsky, james Puskas. - Clearview Players is made up of all those who are really interested in doing draf matic work. The membership is divided into two factions, the active membership and the associate membership. fContimied on page 261 T'lU67Lt:lf-F'0'1.l.T'

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'lb Clearview News Staff lst Row-Elijah Hall, Sports Editorg Qlga Petkovsek, Literary Editorg Mi's. Crowder, Supervisor. Znd Rowhlithel Stropko, Elizabeth Kish, Margaret Vargo, Sports Editorg Jane Mackie, Margaret Hancock, Grade News Editor, Bertha Lehmann, Paul Heyslinger, News Editorg Anna Roth, Art Editor. 3rd Row-Leona Micuzla, Ioke Editorg Grace Tippett, Editor-infChief: Philip Cucu, Assistant Editor: Theresa K. Ivlalinovsky, Publishing Editor. Clearview News, our school paper, under the supervision of Mrs. Crowder, is published every two weeks. The purpose of this paper is to chronicle the school happenings and announce coming events, so as to keep the student body and the Com' munity united and interested in their school and its activities. 'cThe Guide Staff lst Rowfllobert Carek, Business Manager: Adam Mackie, Advertising Manager: Elijah Hall, Circulation Manager, john Majzun, John Casco, Sport Editor. 2nd Row-Elizabeth Pusl-ras, EditorfinfChiefg Grace Tippett, Theresa Malinovsky, Bertha Lehmann, Virginia Gochnaur. The Staff of The Guide, has, this year, with the co-operation of the students, published this annual, to chronicle the events of the school year. Thus, for some, we renew memories of olden days, while for others we portray the development of our school. Twenty- Three

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Girls' Clee Club lst Row-Adeline Schindler, Julia Sisko, Gladys Straw, Susan Hronic. Znd Row-Miss Allis, lnez Joiner, Helen Zehel, Marion Bartish, Ethel Balint, Margaret Faynor, Rose Muha, Helen Horvath, Julia Vanko, Adeline Page. 31d Row-Mary Malinovsky, Virginia S. Gochnaur, Theresa K. Malinovsky, Olga Petkovsek, Virginia Lord, Anna Dobrin, Mary Popovich, Florence Tulipan, Leona Micuda, Anna Roth. This is the second year we have been organized and under the supervision of Miss Mary Allis. , Our aims for the year were to successfully present our spring operetta, The Toreadorsf' and to place in the AllfCounty Contest for which purpose we prepared two numbers. Through the efforts of our director, we were able to take a trip to Berea to hear a program of music by the Bach Chorus of Cleveland and Mr. Riemenschneider at the organ. unior Clee Club lst Row-Marcella Miller, Katherine Tontsch, Dorothy Brucker, Pearl Hall, Antoinette Romandio, Vesta Delaney. 2nd Row-june Davis, Dorothy Gluvna, Edna Bayne, Albina Slavik, Nancy Romandio, Marjorie Brown, Wanda Heacock, Helen Silesky, Miss Allis. 3rd Row-Alice Tabor, Pauline Casco, Rita Tomasek, Harriet Crisp, Elizabeth Dalzell, Phyllis Cotton, Aida Dorson, Hilda Unger. The membership of the Junior High School Glee Club consists of the seventh and eighth grade girls. We meet every Friday afternoon from 3 :OO to 3:45 with Miss Allis as our leader. QConti'rLued on page 26, Twenty-Five