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

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JIJI Am Homevfnom Sponsored by Miss Norma Wilker, it is one ofthe most outstanding homerooms in Garfield Heights High. It has a fine record of 10092, participation. 100fZ, in War Stamp sales, Scrap Drive, Mirror, Community Fund, and the Red Cross. The standing ofhcers are Stanley Pientowski, Pres.g Donald Miller, Vice-Pres.g LaVerne Tylicki, Sec.g Robert Simerka, Treas. I Emma Lou Barber Rose Marie Branto Mary Catherine Cameron Sam Caran Doris Chonacki James Doney Ruth Forstmeir Carol Fosdick Gilbert Fredle Violet Juhas Lois Kusta HOMEROOM MEMBERSHIP Norma Kvasnicka Edward Manley Jean Markoff Bill Mastny Dolores May Howard Mielke Donald Miller Myron Howard Dorothy Ongert Stanley Pientowski Ethel Rogers Merle Schermer Robert Simerka Phyllis Sineway Bcyerly Slygh Joseph Tanski Richard Tanski LaVerne Tylicki Barbara Weiler Patricia Winning lrmagard Wollman Inamarie Woods

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.Science Club Since 1929, the first year of the Garfield Heights High School building, the Science Club has been one of the most active organizations in the school. The promotion of visual educa- tion and recreation, better known as movies, is its most prominent activity. Up to 1931 the Science Club owned all of its projection equipmentg then the school bought newer, better models and the Science Club has had charge of it. Another fine contribution is the awarding of the Bausch and Lamb Award to the outstand- ing Science students of every senior class. President--Shirley Godenschwager Secretary-Barbara Weiler Vice Prcf.-Dan V olek Trmfurer-Vern N azarek Aduifar-H. W. Woods M EM B E RS H I P Emma Lou Barber Irene Bohning Dolores Brozowski Rosemary Branto Sam Catan Ruby Denlinger Laura Diehl Peter Dodash Jim Doney Marvin Dress Paul Erkman Mary Cathtine Enzman Bob Farar Ray Gnuschke Mary Ellen Gulick George Hohne Carol Hruby Wallace Kalski Bob Kalal Lottie Kaminski Carolyn Knowles Lois Kusta Bob Lockhart Bill Mastny Howard Myron Elmer Nedbalek Ruth Olson' Stanley Pientowski Mike Pignatiello john Presby john Quetsch Bob Riley Dick Sohl Inamarie Woods Fred Woody Jane Zaremba Charles Turner David Budzko Bill Vorisek Dan Halon Emil Kalal John Eneun R. Richards Eugene Krizek Albert Slowik

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The Mirror Editorf-George Millburn Advisor-Phillip B. White Ass1sTANT Emrons Lois Kohler Dolores Lau Carole Porter Shirley Pike Armed Forces Editor-Mary Ellen Gulick Printer-Clifford Lasch COLUMNISTS Leona Zdanowicz Musical Notes g Casimer Kin Cracker Barrel Richard Hart and Tom McGowan Mighty Mites g Lois Kusta, Rosemary Caldwell, Rosemary Branto, Emma Lou Barber, Charles DeVault, Helen Kavan and Dolores Nowak. The biggest effort of the Mirror this year was the mailing copies to graduates and former pupils in the Armed Forces. At the end of this school year Mary Ellen Caided by several sophomore girlsj was mailing 600 copies of each issue to the Armed Forces. This year the Mirror had more subscriptions than at any time in the thirteen year history of the organization. Over 900 papers were distributed every two weeks. Two large promotions of this years paper were aiding in the stimulation of the weekly war stamp sales, and tin can drive, also several drives were made to raise money for the Armed Forces fund including Pie Plant Pete and Bashful joe in an evening's performanceg selling calendars, and a basketball carnival.