Clearview High School - Guide Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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ACTIVITIES III. 1 I u' I all n I 1 Ill III I' l:l:ll 'l I nl .II ---

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Vincent Seventh Grade BOTTOM ROW-CLeft to Riglitj Pauline Kcron, julia Toth, Leona Zawaski, Julia Puskas, Agncs Gdovin, julia Molnar, Molly Lesko, Sylvia Dobrin, Janette Ewing. SECOND ROW--John Szabo, Robert Giede, julia Czine, Margaret Terebesi, Marion Futo, Jean Prindle, Wilma Kish, Miss Dreber. THIRD ROW-Frank Hovanitz, Nick Demicli, Daniel Burcl, Alex Dancisco, George Buckosh, joseph Suster, Andy Dallas, John Szabo, Louis Engle. Zoom f f f Zoom ' ' ' Zoom f f f We're off again-oh, but it's not for long! For we now stop at the home room of the Vincent seventh graders, whose courses are guided by Miss Helen Dreher. There is a bustle of activity as we arrive. The students are employed in their various activities, patrol leaders, basketball, baseball, track, and participation in music contests. Yes, they're all busy, some receiving training in Home Economics, Manual Arts, and gym at Clearview. The total membership is 25, and all are aiming to co- operate in piloting Clearview along the best course. Twenty-Two

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Publication Staff BOTTOM ROW-Olga Dubesa, Anna Ferencz, Catherine Wzrgner, Helen Toth, julia Szabo, Pat Hoch, Dorothy Jones, Emma Toth. SECOND ROW-Miss Byrne, Harry Cizl, jack Snyder, Mary LuKenic, Dick Brady, Betty Murrell, Celestin Gaborick, Joe Super, Miss Reddy. THIRD ROW-Alice Giecle, Sylvia Petkovsek, Mike Super, Irene Betzcl, Elizabeth Brooks, Hope Giberson, Dale Cotton, Anna Mateskovich, Mary Mann. Here before us, we see the group who made possible many hours of enjoyment for the students and parents of Clearview during 193869, by constantly exerting their literary ability and producing The Clearview News every three weeks, and The Guide at the end of the year. With. the help of their two new advisors, Miss Byrne and Miss Reddy, they have kept Clearview informed of the activities and personalities of our school. They have tried to make the contents new and interesting, and they only hope Clearview's per' sonnel considers The Guide a priceless souvenir of this school year. The publishing of the paper has been carried out-in a very businessflike manner. Assignments were given out at the beginning of the three week period. From the reporters, the news was read and corrected, then typed and made ready for you. Although editing and publishing has been a great deal of work, they have enjoyed it and done it willingly. They only hope they have pleased you. LORAIN LUMBER CO. Quality Building Materials East 9th Sr. Phone 6923 Twenty-Four