Garfield Heights High School - Garfield Yearbook (Garfield Heights, OH)

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HISTORY Looking back into the deep, dark past, we note the enrollment of fourteen scholars who were destined to make Garfield History. In our very first year we acquired two of our outstanding All-Scholastic Athletes, namely ELWOOD CCUDDLESD KOTIL and JACK CSLIMD HODGE3- DICK CTENORD POWELL, GERALDINE GAPIN- SKI, and ANNA MARIE TAYLOR brought in all the vocal talent,-HARRY DODD, our authority on printingg- the quiet and reserved young lady was IRENE.HINCHLIFFE5-while the duet, NORMAN, EVERT and GEORGE HUMPHREY hold the same title for the stronger sex. TED STEILA, the comf munist member of our groupg- the first three artists are NELLIE BATELAAN, MARCELLA VARGO, and MARGARET SHAW. Lastly, we have FLORENCE DZIEDZICKI, who for the convenience of the students and the relief of the faculty con- descended to be called Florie Dee. Then in the second grade, the President BERT THOMPSON entered in from Standard. In the same year Oliver Wendol Holmes donated us a charming blonde girl, namely LENORE KRAFT and then from Union came JUSTINE URBAN. Fol- lowing Justine came MILDRED TUNA and her piano ability from Dickens. From Paul Revier, came the dependable ANN BUTALA. I No addition in the third grade, that allows us to go to the fourth and find a photographer from Hough, BOB RICE, and then also RENETTA HRABAK from Harvey Rice. Registering in the fifth grade were the following: bashful, CLARENCE BLAHA from Cor- lettg smiling, GRACE HORCHEK from St. Mar- garets. Another outstanding fellow in sports