Clearview High School - Guide Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Front row: V. Gailey, R. Laux, M. Sikora, P. Cucuzza, H. Skorupa, N. Waters, R. Maniago, E. Novak, R. Montagnese, M. Siska, Miss Reuter. Second ww: T. Kalo, R. Lenhard, S. Bryant, D. Zilka, V. Zimmerman, H. Perkins, W. Endrai, G. Hovey, V. Dlugos. Third row: M. Olah, D. Petrovich, D. Machnauer, J. Olton, N. Schmidt, M. Hoch, J. Kukis, M. Zehel, B. Horvath. Who are the girls who work tirelessly keeping the library attractive, keep track of books, and do endless other jobs? Why, members of the Library Club, of course. This club is made up of girls in the eleventh and twelfth grades. They had library duty during their study halls, before and after school, and they were right on the job when their turn came. The clever displays of new books, and the attractive bulletin boards were largely ideas of the club advisor, Miss Reuter. The officers were: President, Rosemary Montagneseg Vice-president, Regina Maniagog and SecretaryfTreasurer, Dorothy Zilka. TwentyfNine LIBRARY CLUB

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BOOSTER CLUB Fafonr row: E. Kerr, M. Hoch, R. Laux, J. Kukis, M. Naso. Second row: Mr. Bedell, Miss Heeley, Mrs. Nichols, E. Horne, J. Olton, N. Schmidt, M. Zehel, V. Gailey, R. Maniago, M. Kressman, Miss Reuter, Mr. Durling. L'Let the Boosters do it is a frequently heeard expression around Clear' view. But this is all right with the Boosters because their primary purpose is to serve their school in any Way possible. Under the careful supervision of Miss Reuter, and the officers, joan Kukis, President, Mary Hoch, Vice- president, and Ruth Laux, Treasurer, a corps of fifty girls worked, selling tickets to plays, ushering, selling at games, and getting subscriptions for the Guide. From this group the following earned enough points to be made an Active at the Annual Booster Tap Day in May: J. Adams, C. Celano, G. Gigliotti, E. Kerr, M. Kressman, R. Maliiago, C. Mitchell, R. Montagnese, N. Schmidt, and H. Skarupa. Last spring the Booster Club was called upon to finance the Baseball tea.m's trip to Columbus and this year they have purchased a number of picf tures for the class rooms. E TwentyfEigl1t

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GUIDE STAFF Front row: Miss Boskey, J, Adams, A. Grell, R. Montagnese, T. Kalo, P. Cucuzza, J. Ritzler, H. Skarupa, M. Kressman, E. Ferencz, F, Kordeleski, C. Mitchell. Secfmd row: M. Breznenilc, G. Hovey, A. jackson, M. Wagner, A. Adams, A. Copas, M. Knight, D. Yurovich, V. Gailey. Third row: W. Staller, J. Kukis, M. Hoch, J. Olton, M. Zehel, G. Settcrlicld, R. Laux, J. Prindle, N. jackson, I. Gigliotti. Une of the most active organizations is the Guide Staff. During the year you might have seen such sights as these: Annette Jackson, the editor' infchief telling the staff to be sure to have its articles in on timeg Waite Staller, business manager, and his staff all bundled up, ready to start out on a day of advertisement campaigningg Mr. Franks going up and down the halls, trailed by his two assistants on the quest of picturesg or perhaps Miss Boskey with her arms full of samples , As always, they have striven to make this issue of the Guide better than any other. They enjoyed working on the staff, and hope they have reached their goal. -4-- i Thirty