Clearview High School - Guide Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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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

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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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Clearview Seventh Grade FIRST ROW-fLeft to Rightj Dorothy Sutowski, Dorothy Caco, Anna Pysarchyk, Mildred Shawver, Vivienne Rick, Jean Tarney, Mae Lachman, Frances Gluvna, Vera Barnhart, Mary Lou Wagner. SECOND ROVJ-Miss Lehman, Steve Kosach, Fred Ruder, Ioe Gagliardi, Esther Seroka, Eleanor Ruder, Eleanor Machnauer, Ruth Schumacher, Betty Smith, Eleanor Smith, Glenna Peacher, THIRD ROW-Clarence Stewart, William Andrews, George Spencer, Victor Kirstner, john Crittenden, Oliver Scott, William Glass, William Dailey, William Unger, Mike Spondike, Benny Johns. FOURTH ROW-Thomas Gigliotti, Selvio Morro, jasper Farr, Sidney Chahy, Kenneth Brooks, Richard Hall, Henry Temple, Edward Dohanos, Robert Super, Edward Rancher. There won't ever be any lack of man power for the Clearview Clipper, for here we have the up and comingf' seventh grade with a total membership of fortyftwo students. Most of these seventh graders have participated in various activities. They have memberships in the Junior Orchestra, and the Junior Home Economics Club. They have also invaded the Held of sport by participating in the intramural basketball tournament and track. Incidentally, they have their quarters in Miss Lehman's room. The total mem' bership was increased when Roosevelt Reed joined this group. JOHN DANDREA, GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone S227 A 214 Connecticut Ave. Twenty-One