Clearview High School - Guide Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Mrs. Moultong Mr. Knight, Vice Presidcmg Mr. Thompson, Presidentg Mr. Cooleyg Mr. Cramer. CF BCARD Q. ix EDUCATION MRS. EFFIE M. MOULTON, daughter of a pioneer family of this community, was among the first to favor the redistricting of Clearview from Sheffield Lake in 1928. She has been a loyal member of the Clearview Board of Education ev' er since and served as President for six years. A charter member of our local P. T. A., she has also been president of that organization ten times. Mrs. Moulton is a graduate of Elyria High School and was formerly a teacher at Highland and Maplewood Schools. MR. W. KNIGHT, Vice-President of the Board, came to Lorain from Detroit, Michigan, to work at the National Tube Company where he is em' ployed in the electrical department of the Coke Plant. He has lived in Ohio for nineteen years and has resided in this community for ten years. He attended Tennessee High School. Mr.Knight fought in the World War and is a member of the American Legion and the Masons. He has been a member of the Board for six years. MR. I. C. THOMPSON, President of the Board, has been a member for three years. A native of Ohio, he graduated from Vermilion High School and from Bliss College in Wasliiiigtoii, D. C. Mr. Thompson is employed as an electrical en' gineer at the Steel Plant. He is a Mason. MR. G. W. COOLEY, who attended Wakeman High School and Professor Fraser's School of Cosmetics, is a graduate of the Cincinnati School of Enibalming. He has been a funeral director for the past twenty'two years. Mr. Cooley is a member of the Masons, Eastern Star, Knights of Pythians, Elks, Moose, and The Boy Scouts of America. This is his third year on the Board. He is a native of this community. MR. W. S. CRAMER, who comes from Cincinnati, Ohio. has lived in this vicinity for nine years. He is employed as mounter at the American Stove Company, and also operates Cramer's Grocery Store next to the school. Previously he taught manual arts and geography .at Clearview. Wilmington College is his Alma Mater. Mr. Cramer has been a member of the Clearview Board of Education for three years.

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wgfl. l OUR DEDICATIGN . . , Miss Hoffman has spent six years at Clearview teaching commercial sub' jects. She is also the advisor of the Booster Club. Miss Hoffman was the freshman advisor for the graduzitiug class. It is with great pleasure that the Senior Class of 1938 dedicate to her this publication of the Guide, :FT- Five 5..C,L We Now Focus Cur Telescope Cn Miss Thelma Hoffman gx H9 te i- Afx .5 N I l J ff of H ?f7 K 'gil ,I - :gi l M U Lola fx 'V t rf he I' Q H K L . lil I x

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PRINCIPAL W. J. DURLING Swing your binoculars over this way please. We may be able to get a glimpse of--Yes! Yes! There he is folks! The Superintendent of Clearview Schools, Mr. W. J. Durling. We are very fortunate in getting a glimpse of Mr. Durling, for most of his time is spent interviewing high otlicials in order to obtain a new manual arts build' ing and football stadium. In his thirteen years of persistance and untiring energy, he has bulit Clearview from a small rural school system into a modern accredited high school. Q For his untiring work, Mr. Durling received his reward when Clearview was made a member of the North Central Association. Miss DORA REUTER just one slight jerk of the glasses will ref veal a person who is well known for her pleasing personality, Miss Dora Renter, Secretary to Mr. Durling and Clerk of the School Board. JACOBY BROS., IHC. ELDRED COMPANY Stores of Good Things to Eat 375' Broadway Lorain, Ohio Phone 6619 1747 Elyria Ave. Seven