Clearview High School - Guide Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Boys Clee Club BOTTOM ROW- fLeft to Righty Harry Cizl, jimmy Churpek, Dale Cotton, Kenneth Noster, Catherine Wagiier, John Smcrritt, Rudy Scheitower, Ross Delaney, Glen Saluclin. SECOND ROW-Clyde Seidel, William Pivacek, Tom Woodiiigs, Mike Firment, Dick Brady, Vwlalter jaycox, Chuck Cole, Andy Zilka, Russell Standen, Charles Ciedc. THIRD ROW-Alex Vangeloil, Thurman Knight, Ben Cotton, joe Super, John Pasternak. Peter Pysarchyk, Celestin Caborick, Forrest Vkfoodings, Frank Kaylo, Alex Stumeo, George jab' busch. Wheii the roll call for the Boys Glee Club came, it revealed that at large number had turned out. After a few voice tests, the number was reduced to ZS where it has stayed. The boys got underway by electing officers. After the poll was taken they discovered that Harry Cizl was President and Ted Kaczay Vice President, Dale Cot' ton, Secretary and Charles Giecle, Librarian. At the Band and Choral contest at Clearview the Boys Glee Club rated an 'Lex' cellent and next year they plan to do even better. RUDY MOC STUDIO Photograplicrs of the Highest .Quality Broadway at 20th LOITIUL Ohio T wen ty-S in:

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Orchestra STANDING-Mr. Seidel, William Wade, Anna Wade, james Crisp, Bettye Woodings, Dorothy jones. Dora Conde, Jean Tarney, Thurman Knight, Robert Lehman, Alice Brightbill, Ben Cotton, Kenneth Noster, Emma Toth, Ioseph Woodings, Betty Murrell, Frank Vargo, Richard Hall, Clar' ence Stewart. Mary Mann, George Iabbusch, June Lehman, Julia Szabo, Anna Ferencz, Ino Conde. Dale Cotton, Irene Popovich. Coming in view is the Little Symphony of Clearview with Clyde Seidel as pilot. He raises his baton and the orchestra, composed of thirty members, goes into action, rating as superior at the annual music contest held here at Clearview. This year we have a new addition to the orchestra, Emma Toth, with her saxof phone. The Little Symphony has entertained at plays, assemblies and other prof grams during the past year. Thanks to the guidance and cooperation of Mr. Seidel, it has made a great improvement. Honor Society We must not forget the group of students who have excelled in scholastics this year. Students making an average of seventeen points or one A and three B's are members of this society. Those whose grades met this requirement for the first five six weeks are as follows: Seniors: Anna Ferencz, John Vasu, and Thomas Woodings. Juniors: Ted Kaczay, Mary Mann, Elizabeth Brooks, Jack Snyder, and Julia Szabo. Sophomores: Agnes Caco, Donna Mae Schieferstein, John Smerritt and Bonney Harnish. Freshmen: Irene jab' busch and Dewain Graber. Eighth graders: Doris Yunker, and Dolores Yunker. Seventh graders: Vivienne Rick, and Mary Lou Wagner. YOUNG MEN - YOUNG WOMEN For a Short Cut to Office Jobs, enroll at once at Elyria Business College-a school for high school graduates, accredited by The National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. Graduates are assisted to positions. Twenty-Five

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Girls Glee Club 'Din A 9 '.1' . ' X in Tkvlii JJ- -I 2.4 l Y -. Ilgillla 5441.1 i I BOTTOM ROW--fLeft to Righty Vivian Laux, Mildred Mateskovich, Irene Landreth, Anna Ferencz, Miss Spelbrink, Helen Opalenik, Helen Gdovin, Irene Pataki, june Kozel, Dora Conde. MIDDLE ROW-Eva Hodovan, Bonney Belle Harnish, Garnet Trocklcy, june Lehman, Anna Zehel, Mary Hancock, Mary Belle Morrow, Anna Wade, Olga Dubesa, Margaret Lovas. TOP ROW-Catherine Wagner, Edith Nesbitt, Anna Mateskovich, Lillian Skapin, Bonita Harnish, Bettye Woodings, Mildred Kobasher, Betty Murrell, Dorothy Barnhart, Arline Clague, Mary Munn. We now catch a glimpse of a huge ship with Miss Spelbrink as our air hostess. The girls are grouped around her, awaiting the results of their first test flight of the year. They have received the rating of excellent. A sextet, consisting of Anna Ferencz, Betty Murrell, Arline Clague, Helen Opalenik, Mary Hancock, Irene Pataki, and Olga Dubesa helped to make the trip enjoyable on january 18, and also received a rating of excellent. They have participated in musical assemblies and at baccalaureate services. CENTRAL BAKERY Delicious Baked Goods 2326 Elyria Ave. Phone 5648 Twenty-Seven