Clearview High School - Guide Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Clearview Sth Grade FIRST ROW-fLeft to Riglztj Irene Ferencz, Ruth Glass, Evelyn Erlich, Dolores Yunker, Orvilla Hinds, Genevieve Piscione, Jean Schlachter, Ida Conde, Ortenzi Tocci, Yolanda Piscione, Marcella Johns. SECOND ROW-Dorotliy Dlugos, Anna Hurzan, Flora Belch, Lydia Zehel, Rosa Perkins, Margaret Muha, Dick Murrell, Donald Dailey, Frank Vargo, Gene Krupp, Lawrence Crisp, Mr. Bedell. THIRD ROW-Marino de Francisco, Ralph Andrews, Jerry Clark, Henry Valardi, Wilbur Dellinger, Earl Price, Frances Hintz, ,loc Price, joseph Woodings, Lyman Gault. With the whir of propellers, we come to a threefpoint landing at the home room of the eighth grade in which this group of thirtyefour is supervised by Mr. Bedell. Upon inquiry we find that the eighth graders have not been idle through the school year. This is evident in that many are members of various clubs: the Junior Glee Club, Junior Home Economics Club, and the Junior Orchestra. The field of sport has not been neglected for we find that many of the boys have taken part in football, basketball, and track. A new pupil has joined the ranks of the eighth grade. She is Esther Bansek. The LORAIN TELEPHONE Co. 203 f 9th St. Lorain, Ohio Nineteen

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Freshman Class FIRST ROW-fFrom Left to Righty Mr. Inslee, Dora Conde, Beatrice Hainbly, Helen Black, Mildred Mateskovich, June Kozel, Lovan Ferris, june Lehman, Eva Hodovan, Raelene Oberla, Sarah Baxter, Rose Alessandro, Vivian LuKacik, Vivian Laux, Anna Panchula, Irene Pataki. SECOND ROW-Aud1'ey Brooks, Theresa Conde, Irene Jabbusch, Margaret Puskas, Helen Ianosik, Helen Molnar, Jean Litz, Olga Kish, Anna Zehcl, Garnet Trockley, Goldie Kiscis, Mildred Kobasher, Helen Gdovin, Dewain Graber, Kenneth Noster. THIRD ROW-Elis Ewing, Albert Hintz, Shirley Delaney, Edward Sutowski, Chester Seroka, James Churpek, Charles Giede, Frank Kalo, Hugh Livingston, junior Clawson, jack Wlizirton, Edward Szabo, Ernest Ianik, Iohn Pivacek, Louis Pongraz. FOURTH ROW-Chester' Kordeleski, George jabbuseh, Melvin Stursa, George Balogh, George Marx, John Zawaski, John Suster, Vernon Yingling, Forrest Woodiiigs, Frank Buckosh, Richard Brunger, George Yomen, Mike Fogel, Paul Dallas, Louis Rehoreg. FIFTH ROW-Ben Cotton, Bert Chahy, Paul Dziak, Ralph Hambly, Charles Petkovsek, Leonard Machnauer, joe Miller, Donald jackson, Bob Banovieh, Frank Wi'iglit, Joe Dancisko, Ed' . ward Abahazi, Frank Wise, Frank Futo, Thurman Knight, George Raich, As we circle our plane and land on the grounds of the Clearview School Dis' trict, our thoughts are turned to the largest class of students-Freshman Class, situated in the largest room of the school building-the study hall. The class is made up of forty-five students from Clearview and thirty four students from Vincent, making a grand total of seventyfnine. Mr. Bartter and Mr. Inslee are their home room teachers. A class meeting adjourned at the end of the first semester with the election of the following officers: President, Ben Cotton, VicefPres., Ernest Janikg Secretary, Mike Fogleg and Treasurf er, Jean Litz. Mr. Inslee was chosen as class advisor. A great number of the students have taken part in the schooll activities, some of which are: Glee Club, Home EC., Dramatic Club, Newspaper Staff, Sports, Drum and Bugle, and Orchestra. The LORAIN TOWEL SUPPLY CO. 214 E. 34th St. Phone 3247 Eighteen

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Q fi? ,K fi ,if-sl A Vincent 8th Grade TOP ROW-fLeft to Rightj Rudolph Adarncek, Earl Litz. THIRD ROW-Steve Silac, Frank Bako, Peter Demich, John Carrigan, Lewis Horvrith, Jerry Karon, Leo Zawaski, Alex Sakal, Charles Lenhard, Bert Szabo, Charles Kerecz. SECOND ROW-Irene Palczer, Agnes Nuhn, Mamie Landreth, Eleanor Iones, Genevieve Smer' ritt, Margaret Abahazi, Goldie Olah, Dorothy Silac, Ethel Olah, Miss Dreher. FIRST ROW-Athalie Dubesa, Mary lane Gail, Irene Shivak, Anna Demich, Dorothy Vangel- oif, Mildred Scasny, Helen Hendrick, Kathryn Rehoreg, Eleanor Stropko, Josephine Martin. Down, down, down-No-it's not a forced landing, but a temporary visit at the headquarters of the Vincent eighth grade home room. Here we find our am' bitious eighth graders totaling thirty, under the supervision of Mr. Walker, ready to begin their high school education here at Clearview next year. They have been active in patrol work, basketball, track, baseball and music con' tests. They have also received their Home Economics, Manual Arts, and gym inf struction here at Clearview. HAGEMAN SHOE CO. Owl Stamps-f Luggage - Chiropodist 387 Broadway CGW at l- Dei Weil Jin Twenty