Elyria Public High School - Elyrian Yearbook (Elyria, OH)

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6Ea4w5onq HFAREXVELLH To the iune of Roses of Pifrzrdyu VVe've come at last to our journey's endg VVe must now bid you all fond farewellg VVe've come afar in these past four years, And 'tis now that we wish to tell VVe'll miss all the friends made within these walls, All our classes and teachers, 'tis true. Fond mem'ries will linger of days gone by, So, Elyria High, Adieul Hy Bob Wilr'ox Classkem OUR BOOK or MEMORIES By Emma Curtiss Our book of high school days is done, We've laid our pens aside, And with the clasp of 36 Have locked the words inside, Our book is bound in red and whiteg Of chapters there are four And, to each chapter as it comes, We find we've added more. Fond memories lie on every page, Of friends, and happy days, Of knowledge gained and hopes fulfilled, And teachers' helping ways. Within its covers every word Was written there with care. Progress made and honors won Are now recorded there. And as the years go rolling by, We'll take our book, and then- We'll thumb the yellow pages, And live these days again. Eighleen

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Seventeen In the spring lN'Ir. Rosene went to Germany and Klr. lmre Domonkos substituted for him. This year there was a new ticket booth installed in the Technical building, and the band purchased new uniforms. Mrs. Elizabeth Basom. cafeteria manager, resigned in October to go to Kansas and Miss Alice Lentz came as the new Cafeteria manager. Room 306 Was transformed into a lunch room for the teachers. C H A P T E R IV.-1935-1936 The presentation of the operetta, Rose of the Danubev, under the direction of Al. Martin Beck and lVIiss Nina J. Baker took place in October. In January 1936 the Distinction Day program was presented by the June class of 1936. In January R111 VV. O. lXIcClellan succeeded lfr. Brown as assistant to Super- intendent Maston. The football team took second place in the Lake Erie League, yielding a 7-3 victory to Lorain. Our basketball team also came in second this year in league com- petition. This team was the first one ever to go to Columbus to compete in the State Finals. lklembers from our class who played on this team are: Joe Scott, Bob Novak, and Zigmund VVazyniak. lklany members of our class have made names for themselves as officers of clubs and other activities. Heading the list are class oiiicers: Bill Lersch, presidentg Stella Boreski, vice presidentg Dick Fey, secretary: and Evelyn Schirack, treasurer. Bill Lersch was also President of French Clubg George Sharkey, President of the newly formed Spanish Clubg 1NIilton Gross, President of Players Clubg and Margaret Halpin, President of Latin Club. Gene Grabor was Captain of the lightweight foot- ball team. Cheerleaders from the class were: Roger VVilliams, Homer Price, Ed Nano, and Dick lVIcDermott. Bob Crandall was President of A, Cappella Choirg Dick Fey, President of Hi-Y and Jeanette Shi-ubsole, President of Friendship Club. Emma Curtiss was chosen as Class Poet. There were a number of girls from the class who were members of Leaders' Group, namely: lN'Iary Robson, lylarvelle llloehl, Beverly Barchard, Marion Stanford, Lois Fortune, Beverly Vaughn, Emma Goodman, Ethel llittler, Suzanne Murbach, Jane Hill, Joan lHcKee, Vera Smith, Jane lklurkowski, Ann Lugas, Mary Catherine Brand, Joyce Hastings, Irene VVizorek. Bill Lersch, Homer Price, Lucille Tarnowski, John Steinbinder, and Carl Davies served on the Elyrian staff for varying lengths of time. Lucille Tarnowski was Editor of the Herald during her seventh semester. The A Cappella Choir purchased new navy blue robes to improve their appear- ance. ' lklilton Gross represented Elyria at Lakewood in the Extemporaneous Speaking Contest in lwarch. VVhile out of the 44.3 entering as Freshmen there are only 243 graduating, this class is at present the largest class to graduate in the history of the school. Betty J. Corkill, Chairman Frances lvlartin Bonilyn Smith joe Vavzincak james Pronesti Xllgll

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13113 HELEN LoL'1SE ARooK1RE She gerzerafly gow herself good rulwire. 1700 lwiddle Avenue5 General Course. ROBERT FAIRNIAN ADAMS Thinking again? 1705 Lorain Boulevardg General Courseg Hi-Y 55 Heavyweight Basketball 5, 6, 7, 8: lN'Ionitor 4, 55 Track 85 Baseball 85 Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4. XVE1.DoN BECK A1,1.1zAL'GH Wvho in lhe tvorfzl 11111 I? East Bridge St.5 General Courseg Players Club 6-85 Radio Club 5-85 Airoplane Club 3-65 slip collector 85 Printing Press 8. R1e11ARD IQENNETH 1ANDI?RSON I l1Il'l'x ll,1 the sliglltest idea. 545 Broad St.5 General Course5 Basketball 1-49 Football 1, 5, 75 Track 2. .IANE E. ANDRUS lVho 1c'ere you talking to? 429 Tenth St.5 General Course5 lNIcDowdell Chorus 1, 25 Glee Club 3-65 A Cappella Choir5 Friendship 1-8. 1936 Elini ERNEST BACHMAN Te!! us all about it. 296 llarseilles Avenue, General Course. PIPERESA CATH15R1NE BAKER Wvhnt Illl ignoranit little girl she'Il Ihinh me for axhizzg. R.F.D. 3, Elyriag General Courseg Library Assistant 5. j L' 1,1 L' S BA KSA E1'ery fwerson more than Il llliff mile high leave the four! room. 111 VVest River Streetg General Coursey Basketball 6-8. HERBERT VV. BA1.DAL'1f Uvoulzl you tell me, please, 1c'hi1'h way I ought to tcvlfh from here? R.F.D. 2, Elyriai General C0urse5 Noon Nlovie Assistant 3-8. IJORIS JANE BARBER llline is ll long and 51111 tale. 1407 lllicldle Avenueg General Course: lWcDou'ell Chorus 1. lClJl'l'OR'S NOTE: The persons pictured on these su-called Senior Panels are nut neccessarily gracluating Nineteen on June 10. 1936.