Clearview High School - Guide Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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l 5 1 , ., H CVM-4.1 SEVENTH GRADE 7? C.-vii TOP Row: Chester Scrokn, Frances Hintz, Ben Cotton, john Dorloszm, Bert Chnhy, Charles Morag, Joe Miller, Lenzxrd Machnziuer, Leroy Karnes, Richard Brungcr, joe Szabo. Ti-ruin Row: Shirley Delaney, George Bnloglx, Kenneth Noster, Dewziin Graber, YVilliam Stencil, Forest XVoodings, James Churpck, George Hohmnn, George Jabbush. SECOND Row: Melvin Stursn, Edward NVade, Clnrice Burkline. Rnlene Oberla, Rose Alessandro, Anna Zchel, Vivien I.uKasick, Snrrzxh Baxter, Irene jabbusch, James Cldwson, Albert Hintz. I' Fmsr Row Uzmztom -fowl: Miss Hacker, Vivien Laux, Lois Baum, Mildred Nlatsskovich, Lzwonne Ferris, Theresa Conde, Audrey Brooks, Dura Conde, June Kozcl. THE PEERLESS LAUNDRY O. B. BOWER AND DRY CLEANING Coal Elyria, Ohio 920 13th Str, Lorain, Ohio Phone 6734 Twenty-Two

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J -. . UQ 'I I l I A btw EIGHTH GRADE ' 3 Qi-,LJ 'Ilov Row: Robert Uarnhart. Ted Rudcr, Elmer Gainok, George Opalenick, John Marc a ' , Merle Sliawvcr, john 'NX Crooks, Lawrence Nagy, William Czinscak, Louis Balough, Glenn Bemis. 1 THIRD Row: Thomas Glass, Albert Lockman. . SucoNo Row: W'andn Korcslci, Rose Miller, Eleanor Dohanos, Loretta Brighthill, C ' d Graber, Pauline Urhaiski, Betty Sparling, Congetra Alessandro, Grace Allessandro. Fmsr Row: Rita Lu Kenic, Geraldine Nesbitt, Edith Nesbitt, Agnes Caco, Lillian Bors, Mildred Brunger, Betty NVond' ings, Phyllis Oberla, Miss Rcutcr. Seventh and Eighth Grade Now folks, here is the program that you have been waiting for, and so we take great pleasure in presenting to your our Children's Hour, with their theme song, the Clearview School song, under the able direction of the Misses Reuter and Hocker. The seventh and eighth grades this year boast of placing six people on the honor roll. This year, instead of taking manual training and home economics, the 7th and 8th grades have had training in art under the supervision of Miss Bingham. They were given guest season tickets so that they might enjoy some of the activities along with the high school. They have at times become unruly in the halls, but after a little discipline, they calmed down and become little ladies and gentlemen. And now folks, don't run off because we have more fun for you. Irene Betzel announcing over station C.B.S. HAGEMAN SHCE CO. WURM AND SIPPLE Good Shoes Fairly Priced Service Station 387 Broadway Lirain, Ohio 28th and Bdwy. Phone 62865 Twenty-O ne

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M- Nf' aegis'- -Q s exft EIGHTH GRADE BACK Row flcft to figlxtj: Henry Schcifcrstein, Romeo Dobrin, John Smcrritt, George Silnc, Theodore Nlalinosky, William Kulszar, George Cucu, Steve Baska. John Gaspcrick, Sucozw Row: Pauline Harcula, Wilma Rehoreg. Faoin' Row: Miss Drebcr, Dorothy jones, Helen Buckosli, Francis Adamcck, Priscilla Abahazi, Christina Burtz, Dona Mac Scheifcrsrein, julia 1-lorvath, Irene Landreth, Emma Toth. r VINCENT This is station C.B.S. broadcasting from the Vincent Public auditorium. We will tell you about our school. Our enrollment at present is about 250. In addition to the regular academic subjects, we are offering this year courses inart,vocal and instrumental music. We are proud of our orchestra, which is composed of 30 pieces. Although this is only its first year, it played very well for the school operegaq See page 45' for picture of the orchestra. We wish to thank the school board for its fine cooperation throughout the year. A few of the things added to the school are books for our library, new equipment for our cafeteria, and athletic supplies. We wish to thank our P.T.A. also for sponsoring the free lunches during the four winter months. Through their cooperation it was possible to feed about 160 pupils each day. Vincent is now signing off until next year, we will now take you back to our main C.B.S. studio. SMITH AND GERHART, INC. FARM IMPLEMENT CO. Lorain, Ohio Elyria, Ohio Twenty- Thfree