Harvey High School - Anvil Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1938 volume:

Ex Libris . V fn qmwmwf m!h!.'!Uwm - 1. .--wff:w,1.-,,,:,x-',-- ,1 ,,.. W Q-wwf 4f1A5Qf+ , f f D, L, '7 Z- 1 'J ,cn 'gs SCENIC VIEWS BY 'W. C. LAUCK PAINESVILLE PHOTUGRAIIIIY BY NEWMAN STUDIO CLEVELAND ENGRAVINGS BY JAHN AND OLLIEII CIIICAGO PRINTING BY T III1 PAINESVIIILE 'PELEGRAPH PAINIGSVILLE SUNRISE ON LAKE ERIE PJYYXXJ 4 S Ymcsev. f' MAX 9006620 o 696 X014 S5960 5 Kms. was THE f yfifvy Z PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF HARVEY HIGH SCHOOL PAINESVILLE OHIO DEDICATICDN 0 Ivan O. Hawk, Industrial Arts instructor at Harvey High school, because he has made so many paths easier by his cheerful friendliness and his untiring helpfulness, this year's edition of the Anvil is dedicated. lNIr. Hawk has sponsored and entered actively into the pursuit of many fields of useful endeavor, but his favorite sport is that of archery, in which he excels. Believing that archery offers an aesthetic means of physical culture development in the way of pro- viding clean, healthy, out-door exercise combining grace, precision and strength, Mr. Hawk has done much to promote it among young people and adults. His interest in each student and his faithful service to the entire group combine to make him a real pal to all those who have come to call Harvey High school their Alma Mater. ff-H--' ffi .f Q IVAN HAVVK Q THE ARCHER ADMINISTRATICDN I LA KE COUNTY COTTRTHOUSE BOARD OF EDUCATION IB 'F SIl1N'I'llII'071fZOI1,f7 CLYDE C. PIERCE THE Painesville City Board of Educa- tion is made up of some of the most prominent and accolnplished men in the community. Mr. Hobbs, the president, is factory manager of the huge Diamond Al- kali Co. works at Fairport and a leader in Boy Scout and Y. M. C. A. promotion in this area. Mr. Harer, formerly general manager of the Light Alloys Co. here, is now associated with a large Cleveland con- cern in the same line of Work. He is ac- tive in the work of the Sea Scout organiza- tion. Dr. Greenwood is a leading veteri- narian and a member of the City Park Board. Dr. Chamberlin is a well known dentist and a former lieutenant-governor of the Kiwanis district. Mr. Daniels is a former Lake county prosecutor and past president of the Painesville Chamber of Commerce. JAMES C5 HUBBS oTTo H. HARER PTeg'de 't Viola-l'1-nxirlmlt DR. ROSS A. GREENVVOOD DR. L. A. CHAMBERIJIN HAROLD U. DANIELS GLENN E. ESCH, Clerk tan EIVIORY B. WHITCOMB JANE C. COLBY VV00StCf College Skidmore College Iliszfory and Civics l,l,.e,wh FACULTY 1937-1938 il U3 GRACE E- WYMAN MILDRED J. CUMINGS Ohio Vifesleyan, Ohio State Oberlin College E 'Wish Ilistow fl l L. Ohio EDNA M. COPE GLENN U. PHILLIPS VVesleyan University Dana Institute of Music jjaghemaggcs Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Band and Orchestra eleven. ALLAN L. BAUMGARTNER Principal E faculty, of Harvey High school headed by Principal Allan L. Baum- gartner, has been chosen from a wide field of college graduates with most of them, however, receiving their education in Ohio colleges and universities. In years of ser- vice Miss Grace VVyman leads the list with a total of 26 at Harvey High and four years in other schools. Mr. Dale Smith with 22 years here, Miss Mildred Cumings with I9 and Mr. Emory B. Whitcomb with 16 years, are also regarded as outstanding veterans. Due to the unfortunate illness of one of the new teachers, Miss Martha Tilock, who teaches biology, it was necessary to engage substitutes to serve in her place during part of the year. The balance of the first semester was taken by Miss Mabel Lewis, a practice teacher from Lake Erie college, and part of the second semester classes were taught by Mrs. E. D. Jayne. EFFIE B. TRAVIS Marietta College English N DOROTHY I. DEY Flora Stone Mather Lilnmrian DALE R. SMITH Oberlin College Chemistry and Physics A ALVERNA M. KOCH Ohio University Typewriting PAUL MOSS Purdue University Social Science. History PEARL C. PLUMER ROBERT E- DICKEY Northwestern University U11lVC1'SitY Of Kefltucki' English and Speech I Biology and English ROY F. GEORGE Ohio University Social Science Athletic Director IAN M. CUNNINGHAM Ohio VVesleyan University Bookkeeping DOROTHY G. HOLLING VVestern Reserve Shorthand twelve LAYTON C. POLLOCK Defiance College Ohio State University Mathematics, Vocational Guidance GLENNA E. OVERHOLT Kent State University Home Economics MARGARET LEHMANN VVittenberg College Jlusic RUTH M. WEIGAND Kent State University Latin and English and Hzstoly IVAN O. HAWK Miami University Industrial A rts ICRNESTINE PAVEY Ohio State University Art l HENRY W' LEHNING MARTHA TILOCK LESTER L DICKEY Ohio University Wooster College Ohio Wresleyan University Imlustrial Arts Biology English thirteen CLASSES CASCADE FALLS SENIORS MID-TERM OFFICERS ELEANOR FLACK, Svcretcrry and Trcusurm' MALVERN SPEAR, Virvf Prrfsiclmw POLLY POIVIEHOY, l'l'l'NffI0l1f JUNE-TERM OFFICERS DONALD PIERCE, P1'vsif?1ant RUTH DAVIS, 7'rm.wrm- ELMA SJO, Vice 1,I'l'8i!IPIlf ROSE MARY GONGVFER, Secrcflury sixteen ROBERT ADVEY- Bob -Study Hall Committee 3, 43 Traffic Boardg Golf Team 3, 43 Home Room Vice President 3, President 4. RUTH ANN ALDEN- RatIrie --Har-Binger 3g Home Room Secretary 4, President 33 Social Board 33 Student Council Secretary 43 Study Hall Committee 3, 43 Anvil Staff 3, 43 Senior Editor 43 Red Pepper Club Vice President 43 Home Coming Queeng A Cappella Choir 43 Quill and Scroll, 4. ANTHONY F. ALEXANDERiHall Guard 3, 43 Latin Clubg Student Court 43 Senior Day. ALEX AZARY-Hall Guard 3, 43 A Cappella Chorus 43 Senior Day. KENNETH BABCOCK- 'Ix'ennyj'-Study Hall Committee 3, 43 Traffic Board 43 Stage Crew 2, 43 Assembly Board 43 Social Board 43 National Honor Society3 Senior Day. CHARLES BACON- Auggi0'1-Vice President of Student Association 43 Basketball 2, 3g Study Hall Committee 33 Boy's Glee Club 23 Student Court 4. ANNE RUTH BALAZ--Publicity Board Secretary 33 Study Hall Committee 33 Hall Guard 43 Girl Reserves 3, Secretary 43 Commercial Club Treasurer 43 National Honor So- Cietyg Merit Board 4. l-u ROBERT BARINGER--f'Imtchj'-Band 2, 33 Archery Club 3g Study Hall Committee 4JQ Basketball Manager 4. ALBERT BAZAR-Band 23 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Traffic Board 4. HURTENSE BECKER-Library Board 2, 3g Quill and Scroll 3. 43 President 43 Study Hall Committee 3, 43 Home Room Secretary 3, 43 Social Board 43 Red Pepper Club Treas- urer 43 Har-Binger 3, 43 Senior Day. LOUISA BENTLEY-Girl Reserves 33 Commercial Club 4. BETTY JANE BINNIG- l?ette -Point Board 4. IVIARGARET BODNAR-'ulliokey''-'Attendance Board 4. f ELIZABETH BORSO--- Bettie -Girl Reserve 2, Secretary 33 Commercial Club 43 Spot- light Staf 43 Study Hall Committee 43 Har-Binger 43 Senior Day. seventeen CHESTER BREVVER- Chet fStudent Council 25 Student Court 2, 3, 45 Building and Grounds Board 25 Kent Scholarship 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Drum Major of Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 President of Class 2, 35 Business Manager of Har-Binger 3, 45 National Honor Societyg Senior Day5 One-Act Play Cast 45 Quill and Scroll. BETTIE BYERS+Hall Guard, Madison 4. PHILOMENE CHRISS-+ IlIin -Girls Glee Club 25 Point Board 3, 45 Study Hall Com- mittee 45 Cheerleader 45 Commercial Club Vice President 45 Red Pepper Club 45 Har-Binger 45 Merit Board 4. PAULINE COLAVECCHIO-A-Girls Glee Club 25 Cheerleader 45 Commercial Club Secre- tary 45 Point Board 45 Study Hall Committee 4. JUNE COLEMANfKent Scholarship Team 2, 35 Study Hall Committee 35 National Honor Society5 Red Pepper Club 45 Social Board 45 Home Room President 45 Senior Day. THELMA COLLINS--Hall Guard5 Commercial Club 45 Madison 25 Girl Reserves 35 Study Hall Committee 3. JACK COLLISTER5-Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Social Board 3, 45 Anvil Staff 35 Archery Club 35 Social Board President 4. LUCILLE COVELL--Girl Reserves 2, 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 A Cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4. LOIS ANNE CROFOOT-Social Board 45 Study Hall Committee 45 Red Pepper Club 45 Le Masque Club 45 Har-Binger 45 Anvil 35 A Cappella Chorus 3. JEANNET'l'E CURTIS-Band 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Vice President 3, Secretary 45 Red Pepper Club 45 Assistant Senior Editor Anvil 4. JAMES D'ASC.ANIO-Building and Ground Board 25 Football Manager 3, 45 Varsity Club 4. RUTH DAVIS4 Ruthie YGirl Reserves 25 Study Hall Committee 3, 45 Senior Class Trea- surer 45 Home Room Secretary 4. ROBERT DEBARBRIE- Bob -Wrestling 25 Home Room President 35 Senior Day. JOSEPH DODDS-aloe -Hi-Y Club 2, 3, officer 45 Varsity H. Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Study Hall Committee 3, 45 Home Room Secretary 25 Football 25 Anvil 45 Har- Binger 45 Track 35 Quill and Scroll5 Senior Day. eighteen ALICE DOUBLEDEEf Stubby -Hall Guard 2, 35 Publicity Board 35 Assembly Board 45 Noon Board 4. THEODORE DURCHIK- Babe -Home Room President 2, 45 Football 3, 45 Study Hall Committee 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Junior Class Vice President 35 Student Council 4. VVILLIAM ELYEA- Bill -Student Council 3, 45 Study Hall Committee 3, 45 Social Board 3, 45 Traffic Board 45 Hall Guard 45 Stage Craft 25 Assembly Board 4. ERNEST ERKKILA- E'rnie . ALFRED FALCONE- Freddie -Junior Varsity 35 Printing Class 2, 3, 45 Senior Day. GOLDIE AGNES FEHER-HGH-A Cappella Chorus 45 President Home Ee. Club 45 Hall Guard 4. RAYMOND FERRON- Ray -Band 2, 3, 45 Study Hall Committee 35 Debate 45 Orchestra 3. LLOYD FISHER- Bud -Hall Guard 3, Captain 45 Traffic Board 45 Study Hall Com- mittee 45 Building and Ground Board President 45 Le Masque 45 Printing Club 4. ELEANOR FLACK-Hall Guard 2, 35 Secretary of Class 45 Home Room Secretary 2. HELEN RUTH FLANAGANa Ollie -Attendance Board President 35 Home Room Sec- retary 35 Study Hall Committee 3, 45 Red Pepper Club 45 Le Masque 45 Merton of the Movies 45 Tournament Play 2. EARLE VVILLIAM FRANZ-Student Council 45 Building and Grounds Board 45 A Cappella Chorus 4: Harvey Club 4. LEE FREDEBAUGH-Vice President of Home Room 25 Hall Guard Captain 35 Football 3, 45 Varsity H. Vice President 45 Traffic Board 45 Senior Day. ROBERT FREEMAN--Hall Guard 35 Football 4. CURTISS FRUSH. nineteen ,S . n-ni RAYMOND GLENN- Ginny -'l'raffic Board 44 llome Room President 3g lVrestling 34 Hall Guard 34 Cheermaster 4. MARJURIE GONGWER4 Jlarge,'-Horne Room Vice President 4, President 24 Study Hall Committee 2, 44 Mentor4 Florida 3. ROSE MARY GONGVVER-Secretary of Senior Cl2'lSSQ A Cappella CllOl'llSQ Library Board Vice President 2g Student Council 2g Study Hall Committee 2g Mentor and Florida 3. EVELYNE COULD-'fEziie -Hall Guard 24 Library Board 2g Girl Reserves 24 Point Board 3g Sophomore Editor 34 Study Hall Committee 3, 4: Commercial Club4 Noon Board Secretary 44 .Anvil Staff 3, fl-4 Har-Binger Staff 3, 44 Editor of Commercial Spotlight', 44 Quill and Scroll, 4. HELEN GURBACH-Assembly Board 24 Home Ec. Club 4. FRANCIS GUTHLEBEN- Red -Noon Board 44 Traffic Board 44 Kent Scholarship 3. JACK HADDEN-Assistant Sport Editor of Anvil 34 Sport Editor of Harbinger 44 A Cappella Chorus 44 Kent Scliolarsllip 24 Quill and Scroll 4. u HELEN HEDDERMAN4 Rccl -Home Ec. Clubg Commercial Club 4. MARGARET HELSETH-'fjlnrgie'-Belrnont High 2, 34 Social Board Secretary 44 Study Hall Committee, 44 Har-Binger Society Editor 44 Honor Society4 Senior Day4 Quill and Scroll, 4. VVILLIAM HENDERSHOT- IIiIli 4Mentor 2, 34 Commercial Club 4. MARY JANE Hl'l'l'TINGl'lR-Study Hall Committee 3, 44 Vice President Home Room 2. ROBERT HINE--- Bob'l-Wrestlilig 24 Traffic Board 44 Home Room Secretary 44 Senior Day. BETTY JANE HODGES-Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4-4 Library Board 3, 44 Anvil 3g Study Hall Committee 2g Senior Day. SALLY HOUGHTON--Girls Glee Club 24 Anvil 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 44 Student Council 3g Study Hall Committee 34 Social Board 34 Secretary of Student Associa- tion 44 Red Pepper Club 44 National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll 3, 44 Treasurer, 44 One-Act Play, 4. twenty 7 W7 uf, . . RITA HURLEY-Student Council 2, Secretary 34 Home Room President 24 Kent Scholar- ship 24 Sophomore Play 24 Publicity Board President 34 Red Pepper 44 Debate 44 Le Masque 44 Merton of, the Movies 44 Assistant Secretary of Students Association 44 Assembly Board 44 Study Hall Committee 3, 44 National Honor Society4 Senior Day. THOMAS HURST--- Tom -Band 2, 34 Debate 2. RUTH JESSUP-ffTiuyi'-Oreliestra 2, 3, 44 Home Room Secretary 24 Commercial Club 34 Girl Reserves 44 Library Board Vice President 4. ARLOA JOLLIFFF1-f'Tootsi'-Basketball 24 Noon Board Secretary 3, Vice President 44 Girls Athletic Club 3g Florida 4. ROMA .TONES- Flame,'-Commercial Club 44 Girl Reserves 44 Point Board 44 A Cappella Chorus 44 Home Ee. Club 4. ALVERDA JUDKlNSFLibrary Board 2, 44 Girl Reserves 2, 3g Study Hall Committee 44 Assembly Board 34 Circulation Manager of Anvil 3, Advertising Manager 44 Girl Athletic Club 34 A Cappella Chorus 3, 44 Red Pepper Club 44 Merit Board 44 Quill and Scroll 4. RAYMOND JYLANKI-- Ray',---Vice President of Home Room 34 Study Hall Committee 34 National Honor Society. SHIRLEY KANE- Sl1i1'lu--Girl Reserves 2, 34 Noon Board 3, 44 Cheerleader 3, 44 Study Hall Committee fl-4 Hall Guard 44 Har-Binger 4. CARL KELLHOFER--Boys Glee Club 24 Student Council 44 Study Hall Committee 4. CLARENCE KELSEY--f'Tubby -Basketball 2, 3, 44 Noon Board 34 Varsity H. Club 3, 44 Study Hall Committee 4. HAROLD KELSEY-VVrestling 2, 34 Varsity H. Club 44 Printing Club 4. RUTH KERMODE--'fRuthieJ'-Library Board 3, 44 Red Pepper Club 44 A Cappella Chor- us 44 Study Hall Committee 44 National Honor Society. BETTIE KERR+Publicity Board 3g Secretary of Home Room 34 Social Board 44 Hall Guard 2, 44 Le Masque 44 Red Pepper Club 4. NANCY JEAN KIMBALL-Student Council 2, 44 Secretary of Home Room 2g Publicity Board 34 Red Pepper 44 Study Hall Committee 3, 44 Social Board 44 National Honor Society4 Senior Dayg Quill and Scroll 4. twenty-orw LOUISE KLEINSHRODT-Girl Reserves 2, 3, Library Board 3, 4, Captain of Hall Guards 4, Home Ee. Club 4. ARTHUR KNOX- .fl1't 5Stuclent Council 2, 3, President 4, Harvey Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Varsity H. Club 4. MARY KOVACSvStucly Hall Committee 4, A Cappella Chorus 3. MARGARET KOZSEY-Girl Reserves 2, 3, Basketball 3, Noon Board 3, Athletic Club 3, Commercial Club 4. HELEN LITERATI-Senior Day. CLARA LORD- Mick0y 4Sophomore Play 2, A Cappella Chorus 4, Commercial Club 4. ELLEN LUDYVAYkPublicity Board 3, Girl Reserves 2, Anvil 4, Home Ee. Club 4, Senior Day. JEANNETTE LUDVVIGS Publicity Board 3, Hall Guard 3, Social Board Treasurer 4, Red Peppers 4, Study Hall Committee 4, A Cappella Chorus 3, 4. ERIC LUNDBLAD-Secretary of Home Room 3, A Cappella Chorus 3, 4, Football 3, 4. FORREST LUSE-Football 2, Study Hall Committee 4. GEORGE LUSE--Hall Guard 3, Traffic Board 4. WVALTER LUSE- lVaZt,'-Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Home Room 3, Study Hall Committee 3, 4, Debate 4, Le Masque 4, Merton of the Movies 4, Senior Day. PHYLLIS LYNCHMNPI1il -Sophomore Play 2, Vice President of Home Room 2, 3, Presi- dent 4, Attendance Board 3, Study Hall Committee 3, 4, Red Pepper Club 4, Le Masque 4, National Honor Society. LAURIE MALKAMAKT- Larry -Hall Guard Captain 2, 3, 4, Traffic Board 4. twenty-two VIRGINIA MA.RTIN- Gimzy AA Cappella Chorus 2, 3, 45 Study Hall Committee 3. MARGARET ANN MCCORMACK-Social Board 45 Study Hall Committee 45 Assembly Boardg National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll. ROBERT McCRONEf Bob -VVrest1ing 25 Hall Guard 3, 45 Building and Grounds Board 45 Home Room President 45 Printing Club. JAMES MCKOVSKY- Jim -Study Hall Committee 4. THEO MONTGOMERY- Dutah --Attendance Board 3, 45 Study Hall Committee 3, 45 A Cappella Chorus 4. EMMA MORITZ-Girl Reserves 2, 45 Vice President Home Ee. Club 45 Senior Day. CHARLES MOSIER-- C'ha1'lie -Vice President of Publicity Board 35 Stage Manager 45 Traffic Board 4. ANNAMAE NELSON-- Bunny,'-Hall Guard 35 Commercial Club 35 Home Ec. Club 4. EVELYN NELSON-'fPeg -Study Hall Committee 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 25 Student Council 2, 35 Student Court 2, 3, 45 Le Masque Club 2, 3, 45 President of Home Room 35 A Cappella Chorus 45 Red Pepper 45 Anvil 45 Old Spanish Custom5 Merton of the Moviesg Romance is a Racket 25 Senior Day. VVALTER NIXON-Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Sophomore Play5 Traffic Board5 Hall Guard. RUTH O'BRIEN- Ruthieu--Attendance Board 35 Study Hall Committee 2, 3, 45 Red Pepper Club 45 Le Masque 45 Senior Day5 National Honor Society. . VIRGINIA PAGE-Secretary of Home Ec. Club 4. ELISABETH PASTOR-- Eliza-Girl Reserves 25 Study Hall Committee 3, 45 Library Board 45 Commercial Club President 45 Har-Ringer 45 Spotlight Staff 4. ALLENE PATTERSON- AVi--Hall Guard 45 Har-Ringer 4. L I twenty-three MILDRED PAYNEff'DIiIly - Girl Reserves 24 Study Hall Committee 4g Point Board -1-. ELAINE PERKINS- Perky -Hall Guard 2, 3, 44 Secretary Home Room 2g Assembly Board 3g Girl Reserves 3, 44 Har-Binger 3, 44 Library Board 44 Merit Board 44 Kent Scholarship 34 National Honor Society4 Quill and Scroll. HELEN PETKOSEK-wGirl Reserves 34 Hall Guard 44 Commerical Club 44 National Honor Society4 Senior Day. RICHARD PIEHL- Dirrk . DONALD PIERCE-- Dori -Student Council 2, 3, 44 Home Room President 2, 34 Football 3, 44 Varsity H. 2, 3, 44 Senior Class President 44 A Cappella Chorus 3, 44 Le Masque 3, 44. HELEN POGOZELSKI-J'T0otsie '-Publicity Board 34 A Cappella Chorus 3g Hall Guard 3. MARY AGNES POHL-Sophomore Play 24 Assembly Board 3, 44 Har-Binger 3, 4g Study Hall Committee 44 A Cappella Chorus 3, 4g Quill and Scroll. POLLY POMEROY-Social Board 2, 34 Sohpomore and Junior Editor of Anvil 2, 34 Study Hall Committee 3, 44 Circulation Manager of Anvil 44 President of A-2 Class 44 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 4. ELEANOR PONTIUS-Study Hall Committee 2, 3, 44 Secretary of Junior Class 34 Home Room Secretary 44 Red Pepper Club Secretary 4. RUSSELL A. POXON-Harvey Club 2, 34 Hall Guard 2g Study Hall Committee 24 Presi- dent of Home Room 3g Student Council 34 Member of Esquires. JACK PRITCHARD-- Johnu-Kent Scholarship Team 2g Debate 34 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 44 Anvil 34 Har-Binger 3, 44 Study Hall Committee 3g Le Masque4 Senior Day4 National Honor Society. ROBERT RADCLIFFE- Bob -Boy's Glee Culb 24 Study Hall Committee 3, 44 A Cap- pella Chorus 2, 3, 44 Football 2g Wrestling 2, 3. DONALD REED-'fHf1ppy --Track Team Manager 34 Anvil 2, 34 Home Room Sec- retary 34 Hi-Y Club 2. 3, 44 Jr. Varsity 2, 3g Football 4g Merton of the Movies4 A Cappella Chorus 2, 3, 44 Varsity H. 3, 44 Le Masque. STANLEY REMKUS---Traffic Board 44 Hall Guard 44 Kent Scholarship 2, 34 National Honor Society4 Senior Day. . M' X twenty-four 35. 4. 'x RUSSELL RIZZO-Kent Scholarship 23 Orchestra 23 Sophomore Play 23 Vice President of Sophomore Class 2: Football 3, 43 Study Hall Committee 2, 33 Anvil 3g Student Associa- tion President 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 4g Varsity H. 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4g National Honor So- ciety3 Senior Day3 Le Masque 3, 4. RUSSELL ROBINSON-'XRuss . THERESA K. ROBINSON- Pink0y fGirl Reserves 2, 43 Hall Guard 43 Har-Binger Staff 4. KATHRYN ROSENKEIMER-- Katie',-President Red Pepper Club 43 Study Hall Comf- mittee 3, 4g Le Masque Club Secretary 43 Har-Binger 43 Point Merit Board 3. RUTH RUSSELL-Commercial Club 43 GENEVIEVE SARNA-'f.70nny . HELEN SCAGLIONE-Hall Guard 4. CHARLES SHEPARD-Basketball 23 Harvey Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Student Court 43 Study Hall Committee 33 Horne Room President 33 Senior Day. ETHEL SINKOf EffU-Study Hall Committee 43 Publicity Board 43 A Cappella Chorus 43 Girl Reserves 23 Girl Athletic Club 33 Home Ec. Club 4. ELMAv SJO- Bloml'ie -Secretary Home Room 23 President Library Board 3g Senior Class Vice President 43 Study Hall Committee 4g Commercial Club 43 National Honor Society. WINNIFRED SKINNERA- IVin.nie fGirl Reserves 2, 33 President 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Hall Guard Captain 4. PATRICIA SLABAUGI'I- Patty',4Hall Guard Captain 3, 43 Girl Reserves 3g Publicity Board 33 Girl Athletic Association 3g Happy Journey 3g Social Board 43 Red Pepper Club 43 A Cappella Chorus 43 Le Masque 43 Har-Binger Staff 43 Merton of the Movies 43 Stow High 2. DAVID SMEAD4 Da've fBand 23 Hi-Y 33 President 43 Study Hall Committee 3, 43 Social Board 3, 43 Traffic Board 43 Hall Guard Captain 43 Student Council 43 Assembly Board 4. GEORGE SMITH-Sophomore Play 23 Band 43 President of Orchestra 43 twenty-five . .4 ELIZABETH SOPKOiGirl Reserves 3, 44 Study Hall Committee 3g Publicity Board 34 Com- mercial Club. MALVERN SPEAR-Noon Board 3g Football 44 Varsity H. Club 44 Track 3. MARY STEPHENS-President of Home Room 2g Kent Scholarship Team 2, 34 Sophomore Play 24 Secretary of Sophomore Class 24 Student Council 3g Secretary Home Room 34 Study Hall Committee 2, 3, 44 Le Masque 3g President 44 'Treasurer of Junior Class 3g Hall Guard 34 Red Pepper Club 44 Debate 44 National Honor Societyg Senior Day. ZOE ST. JOHN- Zoic -Girl Reserves 2, 34 Girls Glee Club 24 A Cappella Chorus 3, 4. JOHN THOMAS-Boy Glee Club 2g Band 2, 44 Publicity Board 3g Advertising Manager of Har-Binger 44 Study Hall Committee 4. KATHLEEN TOWVNSEND- Kate -Har-Binger 2g Anvil 3, Business Manager 44 Study Hall Committee 44 Quill and Scroll 4. DOROTHY TURNER-'fDoti'gKent Scholarship Team 24 Girl Reserves 34 Vice President 44 Commercial Club 44 Merit Board President 44 National Honor Society. DOREEN VAHEY- Dread,-A Cappella Chorus 44 Home Ec. Club 4. MIRIAM VAHEY-Kent Scholarship Team 24 Orchestra 2, 3, 44 National Honor Society. HARLEY VALENTINE-Traffic Board 3g Track 3g Varsity H. Club 44 Noon Board 4. GEORGE VASBINDER-Kent Scholarship Team 2. MARGARET VVANDA-f'Jlarge -Commercial Club 44 Study Hall Committee 4. CLARA WARGOfGirl Reserves 2, 3, 44 Girls Athletic Club 34 Publicity Board 44 A Cap- pella Chorus 44 Study Hall Committee 44 Har-Binger 4. ETHELYN WARREN v twenty-six WALTER VVHITE-Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra. 2, 3, 4, Study Hall Committee 2, Murder Has Been Arranged, Senior Day. HERB VVILCOXONYPresident of Home Room 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, President of Varsity H. Club 4, Student Council 4, Noon Board 4, Traffic Board 4. ESTHER WILDER-Secretary Home Room 2, Commercial Club 4. FREDDIE VVH.LIAMS- Flint -Bllilding and Ground Board 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Printing Club 4. ELSIE WIRENIUS-Hall Guard 3, Captain 4, Girl Reserves 3, Treasurer 4, Publicity Board President 4, A Cappella Chorus 4, Study Hall Committee 4, National Honor Society. OLIVER YOKIE-Traffic Board 4. SENIORS NOT PICTURED HAROLD WARREN DOROTHY ARSULIC-Noon Board 4. JAMES BILLINGTON- Bunny -Band 2, President 3, Study Hall Committee 3, 4. WESLEY ELLIOTT4Wrestling 2, 3, Hall Guard 3, Varsity H. Club 4. WILLIAM GILPIN4 BiIl -Hall Guard 3, Traffic Board 3, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4. EARL LAPHAM-Printing Club 4. RUTH POTTS-A Cappella Chorus 3, 4. CARMELLA PROFETA--Girl Reserves 2, Sophomore Play, Hall Guard 4, Commercial Club 4. ELMER ROCKAFELLOVV-Traffic Board 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4. JACQUELINE SHERBONDY-Social Board 2, 3, 4, Kent Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Chorus 3, 4, Har-Binger 3, 4, Red Pepper Club 4, Le Masque 4, Senior Day National Honor Society. RALPH TUURI-Junior Varsity 3, Study Hall Committee 3, Football 4. MARY ELLEN WHITELY-Commercial Club 4. JERRY WILLIAMS-Hall Guard 4. DONALD WOODLAN JOSEPH YOUDATH--Senior Day, Hi-Y Club. Zin illllvmnriam JOHN ARTHUR, DAWSON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Dawson, who died in 1934 at the age of 14 while a student in the eighth grade. John, if he had lived, would have been a member of this year's graduating class. This opportunity is taken to honor his memory in the name of the Class of '38, Harvey High school. tweniy-seven JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS DELBERT VVOLF F, Vice-P1'esicle11t HAZEL BRUCE, Secretary NORMA JACKSON, Treasurer HENRY RAND, President twenty-eight Anderson, Ann Bapst, Maryanne Beebe, Philip Bent, Lucille Bodnar, Elizabeth Brannigan, Francis Braun, James Brewer, Ruth Brewer, Willarcl Brown, Joe Bruce, Hazel llystranowski, Loretta Bystranowski, Henry Carman, Earl Carroll, Claude Chalfin, Myron Chapman, Leonard Chard, Florence Cole, Helen Mac Concoby, Virginia -ji Cottle, Evelyn 1 Creedon, Lillian N '1 ,X Crowther, Lou Cunningham, Rachael D'Ascanio, Ovidio Davis, Viola DeMarinis, Carmella DiSaia, George Dolce, Anna Dolce, Philip Dominish, Kathaleen ,, Dowling, William Ehouse, Margaret I Elledge, Dan Elliott, Patricia Farkas, George Fankhauser, Marjorie Filppi, Richard Flener, Marilyn fx 1 f ff ' Fletcher, Alden K ,V 51 ' 'Y-WU Franz, Eleanor ff I, V ' Freeman, Richard L' , Friley, Eugene ' , 1' Gage, Albert ' Green, Dorothy Hanks, Gordon Harrison, Elizabeth Hathaway, Patricia Hazen, Lysle Heinbaugh, Marshall twenty-nine '71 fx., Lexi: Hettinger, Ann Hine, June Hobbs, George Holly, Katherine Holp, Doris Horvath, Ann Horvath, Edward Hotchkiss, VVarren Houghkerk, Philip ! Howell, Harry ' ' Hurst, Horacelf iv-'if J ,V A xx if, . N 4 .J J Jakapak Joe A Johnson, Kenneth tx . Johnson, Margaret J Johnston, Doris Joughin, Robert ,wk K 4. J: km , Y ma V fl' LC' son' i,or A if fi W ,ft . ,L Judkins, Alva - 3' Kallny, Charles A' Kallay, Edward if , Kane, Eleanor I X Keener, Jack , Kern, VVillis Kilrain, Edward King, .lack Kirby, VVilliam Kleinshrot, Kenneth Kneale, Lois Lamos, Catherine Law, Robert Lehning, Eileen Lence, Albert 1 Lombardy, Bette l.yncl1, Dan 1 Lynch, Valery McCormick, Margaret MeCrone, Helen McDevitt, Virginia, McNulty, Geral Nfl A ,Y ' Makee, Andrew , ' ' Martin, Geraldine - X, f Matson, Dorothy Miller, Grant i Montgomery, Margery Morrison, Eleanore Muceiarone, Mary Nelson, Edna Nelson, Martin L! thirty thirty-one Obec, Alice O'l3rien, Mary Margaret Orosz, Andrew Parker, Donald Phinney, Edward Pontius, Harold Prahl, Beulah Rand, Henry Reed, Lola Richardson, William Rider, Minnie Robinson, Carol u Robinson, Juanita Ryan, Robert Sage, Marie Schlang, Alma Schultz, Jean A , . x ' .J 1 X X Sennett, Jewel Shumaker, Lois Sinko, Kathryn Smith, Harold Somppi, Adolph Somppi, Lila Stamm, Philip Stanton, Loretta Stuper, Dorothy Talcott, Lillian Tear, Mary Thomas, Francis Thomas, George Tisdel, Carol Tucker, Betty Tuttle, Marie Vargo, Helen Vrlvancic, Nada VVarner, Jane Vlfaste, ltosina Vllebster, Vernon Vllest, Robert White, Robert Vfilson, Emily VVilson, Leona ' VVilson, Robert ' 9 VVinland, Madge Wolff, Delbert Wyant, Hazel Yager, Ann Zalar, John SCDPHOMCJRES CLASS OFFICERS JOE DCFRANCO, P1'0Sid811,1f MARIAN BAHR, Svcretayry and Treasurer BILL LAUER, Vice-President thirty-two Abrahamson, Wallace Achcson, Laddie Adams, Gordon Adams, Jay Ahonen, Lillian Alden, Robert Anderson, A nna Andrews, Al x, Albert .mes, Betty Clara Bahr, Marian Ball, Helen llartlett, Ansel Baughinan, Robert Bay, Albert Berkcy, Kathryn Bihary, Burt Bittner, Th omas Boisen, Merry Boyle, Thomas Brainard, Jean Brenner, VVilliam Bringman, Florence Brooks, Louise Byler, Jean Cain, Shirley Calkins, Madelyn Campbell, Donald Cardina, Mike Carney, Betty Childs, VVilliarn Cinkc, Margaret Cochran, Frank Colavecchio, Evelyn Colgrove, Robert Collier, Edith Congos, LaVvrne Cook, Marian Courtwright, Robert Covert, Lucille Cowle, Charlotte Creedon, Patricia Damian, Rose DeBarbrie, Jane DeFranco, Joseph Demeter, Elmer Dombey, VVi Dominish, Draper, Dilisio, Gloria Dockry, Donald lliam VVillia1n Lois Drobnick, Frank Duffey, William DuMond Mar Ann , Y Emerson, Eloise Evans, Melvin Falcone, Freda Farinacci, Ellian Feher, Marie Fifield, Sherwin Fridg, Richard Frush, Ola Marie Gill, Donald Fullerton, Patricia Gebeau, Florence Gilpin, Mary Glavosek, Paul Golding, William Gordon, Darwin Gordon, Phyllis Greenfield, Helen Guthleben, June Guthrie, Charles Hada, Joseph Hadden Mar , Y Haffey, Richard Hager, Irene Halliburton, James thirty-three Hanks, Shirley Harris, Charles M .-.,.. ., Harris, Vernon Hawkins, Donald Haycox, Clarence Hedderm an, Dorothy Hendershot, Catherine Holmes, Max Holstead, Ella Hols-tead, Sarah Hughes, Walte 1 Humphrey, Glenn Hunter, Carl Hurley, Mary Margaret Iovne, Leonard Irwin, Robert Isabel, Richard Johnson, Robert Jones, Arthur Judd, Amelia Kallay, Th eoclore Kane, Richard Katila. Allan Kati la, Jean Katila, Lillian Kerr, Edith Kerr, Murray King, Alyce Kinkade, Donald Korman, Koski, Miriam Verni Kovacs, Joseph Kurzenberger, Elsie Lauer, Betty Jane Lauer, Vlfilliam Leidich, Lou ise Linze, Cree Lipovich, Grayce Lockwood, Donald Lori ng, Sally Ludway, Andrew Luse, Betty Luthanen, XVil Macur, Nick liam Marsh, Elizabeth Martin, Mass, Sarah Rose Matteson, Robert McBride, Jack McCrone, Marion McDonnell, Joseph Mclntryre, VValdo McKee, June McKoWsky, Mildred McLeod, Mary Meredith, Evelyn Meredith, Marna Merrick, Rose Merrill, Mariana Michelson, Mildred Milczewski, Rose Miller, Jack Miller. Bob Mitchell, Roberta Molnar, Irene Moser, Joan Mosier, Dav Moritz, Ida id Murphy, Dorothy Ngzsca, Santa Naylo Nea r, Phyllis l, Shirley , Nolan, Margaret Novak, Steve O'Leary, Joseph Orient, Ralph Orosz, Gil Padula. bert John Palmer, Willard Patten, Dorothea Patterson, Allen Pauler, David thirty-four Perkins, Earle Pethtel, Richard Pollard, Thomas Pomeroy, Barbara Potter, Jere Poxon, Robert Prezuiso, Catherine Quiggle, Kenneth ltago, Louis llanda, Rutheda Rider, Dorothy Rigo, Elaine Rigo, Emery Rizzo, Gabriel llockafellow, Donald Rose, Eleanor Sally, Steve Sanford, Phyllis Saranpa, Roland Schoenburger, Walter Sennett, Eileen Sewell, Delbert Sheteron, Romaine Shula, Joseph Silvestro, Lucian Simms, Dorothy Sjo, Edwin Skillthorpe, Margaret Smith, Edward Smith, Robert Sopko, Martha Spear, Mildred Spivak, Andrew Square, Carmella Square, Marion Starky, Lucille St. John, Lawrence Stockwell, June Strong, Doris Sullivan, Betty Takaes, Julia Talcott, Phyllis Tankovich, Joseph Thompson, Harold Tromp, Betty Tschuor, Mary Ann Vasinosky, Dorothy Volk, Donald Xllalker, Jean WVallie, Charles Warren, Mario Vlfeaver, John NVebb, Janet WebsteI', fDonald Webster, Mark VVelch, Anna Marie Welch, Catherine VVhipple, Lynn VVhitely, Peggy WVien, William Vlfilkinson, Anna Hlilfjj-fU6 Wood, Dan Woodford, Evelyn Zampini, Anna Zeoli, Rose ACTIVITIES I FAY,S HOLLOXV STUDENT ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION OFFICERS RITA HURLEY, Assistant Sarratary. RUSSELL RIZZO, Prexidzzzzf. CHARLES BACON, Vivo-I'r1fsirIm11'. SALLY HOUGHTON, Sewffary. thirty-e ight Miss Marth First Row--Lois Draperg Barbara Ponxerc hall, V. pres.g Arthur Knox, president, liutl Second Row--Miss Tilock, sponsorg Dave S Donald Pierce, Russell Poxong Daniel Lync Third Row--Joe Dodds Jack Keencrg Georg Lockwoodg Francis Branningang Bill Elyca, STUDE Mr. A. L. Ba First Row-Jean Schultz, clerkg Chester Anthony Alexander, judge, Norma Jackson Second Row-Evelyn Nelson. judgrcg Michac Not Pictured-Charles Shepard, hailiff. T COUNCIL STUDICN a Tilock, Sponxo r iyg Patricia, Fullerton, ass't. sec'y.g Nancy Kim- 1 Alden, scc'y.g Lou Crowtherg Betty Carney. nreadg Alva Judkinsg Henry liandg Ted Durchikg hg Robert Lawg .loc Shula. e Hobhsg Charles Bacong Hcrh YVilcoxong Donald NT COURT urngartner, Ad'vi.v0r Brewer, judgeg Charles Bacon, chief justice, , judge. I Kallay, jndgcg Phyllis Sanford, judge. lhirty-nine forty-one SOCIAL BOARD Miss Colby, Sponsor First Row: Bettie Kerr, Margaret Helseth, sec- retary: Jack Collister, p r e s i d e ntg Jeannette Ludwig, treasurer: Hor- tense Becker, Lois Ann Crofoot. Second Row: Miss Col- by, June Coleman, Mar- sraret Ann McCormack, Nancy Kimball. Bette Lombardy, M a r g e r y Montgomery, Dorothy Matson. Third Row: Dave Smead, Kenny Babcock, Bill Elyea, Lysle Hazen, Kenny Johnson, George Smith, Myron Chalfin. HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS Miss Wyman, Sponsor First Row: Doris John- ston, Phyllis Lynch, secretary, Del Wolff, president, June Cole- man, Anne Horvath. Second Row: Miss Wy- inan, Lois Draper, Bob Mcflrone, Bill Lauer, Dan Elledge, Don Camp- bell, Bob Smith, Vir- ginia Concoby. Third Row: Richard Is- abel, James Hallibur- ton, Bob Advey, Ted Durchik, Don Parker. TRAFFIC BOARD Mr. Smith, Sponsor First RoW:David Smead, Juluis Rigo, Robert Mc- Crone, Ray Glenn, Har- ley Valentine, Pres., Charles Kallay, Lloyd Fisher. Secgnd Row: Mr. Smith, sponsor: George Luse, Kenneth Babcock, Bill Elyea., Francis Branni- gan, Albert Bazar, Harry Perry, Alva Jud- kins. Third Row: Laurie Ma- kee, Oliver Yokie, Stan- ley Remkus, Robert Advey, Robert Hine, Lyle Hazen, Lou Crow- ther. ! LIBRARY BOARD Miss Hey, Spmrsrrr First Row: Navy H2111- 111111, Yi1'g'i11i:1 K1cD11viU, ,Xlicw 0111-11, sec1'Gta1'y: If1lC11!1l'1 l'll11I11l1g112ll11. l+I111i1y XYi1s011, prvsi- 111'11t: K:1t11:1,1111111 1111111- 111is11. S1-001111 How: Bskitj Iludgvs, 1111111 Ke-1'111111111, H1-1911 111111 Vulv, Bliss IJ1r1'0thy lhfyg sp011s1m1'3 A111121 So111:111g', 1311121- 1111t11 P:1s1111', 1, 0 11180 1i111i11s111'11dt, A'l 1'HN1JANC1'l BOARD Miva Cl11l111!gJf'4, Spfnlsnr Nadu 1'1'bz1111'i1r, 11111 s .1111111st011, s I1 1- 1' 0 t :1 1' yg f'2ll'O1 '1'1s11111, 111'11s1111-1113 '1'111-11 11 111115111111 111'y, Rl iss l'll111111g'S, sp1111s1m1-. NOON BOARD Mr. Gr-urgrc, Spo11.wn' F1 FSL R11w-1Cx'Q1y11 Cut- ll1', AHC1' ,llOLlb11111111' S11i1'11Xy K:11111, p1'es1111-111 tary. SOCOHC1 Row: Mr. GOOl'S,'1? sp1111soI'g 1J'1'!1I1CiS 13111.11- ll'b1'11, Hf11'1w1't NV11r'1+x- 1111, I'w1'311C1S 1!1'z1n11i11g'z111 M:11'tir1 Nelson. K. X x 'J XX ng - Q Ng lf 1 livvlyne fluuld, s1-c1'11- forty-two T forty-three STAGE CREW' Mr. Lehning, Sponxov' T 0 m Boylv, Kenrwtlx Babcock, M11 Lehniug, sponsorg ffhEll'l0S Mosivr. STAGE TECHNICIANS In s ek t : Jamvs Braun, Claude C:u'r'oll. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS BOARD Mr. Pollock, Sponsor Frvddie VViIliz1ms, Hob- urt IVICCITOIIU, WViIl:1rL1 Ilrvwvr, Mr. Pollmzk, spmmsolg Lluyd Filehulx Bill Richzlrdsun, Enrlv l l'iIllZ. PUBLICITY BOARD Miss Tr:1vi's, SNOIINUJ' Annex Andvrscm, Plural XVzLIg'0, Bob Wilsmvix, vice presidvntg Elsiv W'irvnius, p 1' ef s i d 1-'Htl Margaret Prvkler, Miss 'Fl'!lYiS, spo1xSo1': Jewvll Sennett, Yzmloria Lynch, G1-:mt Miller, secrvtaryg I5 4+ t, t y Andvrson, Etlwl Sink 0. N 0 t pictvrvd: Ann DuBlenko. YVilIi:1m XVivn and Catlwrime Lamos. HALL GUARDS Miss Martha Tilock, Sponsor First Row-Phyllis Naylor, Patty Elliott, Lillian Talcott, Evelyn Cottle, Elsie Wirenius, Betty Kerr, Patricia Slabaugh, Louise Kleinshrodt, James Braun, Laurie Mackey, Lloyd Fisher, Nvinifred Skinner, Dorothy Vassinosky, Betty Anderson, Miriam Korman. Second Row-Miss Tilock, sponsor, Robert Johnson, Marjorie Fankhauser, Helen Pet- kosek, Ann Balaz, Glen Humphrey, Charles Kallay, Bill Kallay, Emery Rigo, Carmella Profetta, Helen Scaglione, Allene Patterson, Theresa Robinson, Hazel VVyant, Carol Rob- inson, Shirley Kane, Joan Mosier, Evelyn Vlfoodford. Third Row-Edith Collier, Jerry Potter, Max Holmes, Jane Kelly, Jeanne Brainard, VVal- ter Schoenberger, Bob Irwin, Julius Rigo, llill Elyea, Lou David Crowther, Stanley Remkus, Ralph Orient, Bob Law, Jack McBride, Althur Jones, Bob McCr0ne, Lynn Whipple, Rob- ert Baughnian. STUDY HALL COMMITTEEMEN Miss Ruth Vtleigand, Sponsor First Row-Rachel Cunningzqham, Norma Jackson, Marie Tuttle, Carol Tisdel, Eileen Lehn- ing, Jean Schultz, Evelyn Nelson, Clara Wargo, Ruth O'Brien, Helen Flanagan, Pauline Colavecchio, Elizabeth Pastor, llhilomene Chriss. Second Row-Miss VVcigand, sponsor, Dave Smead, 'Don Reed, Virginia Concoby, Alice Obee, Theo Montgomery, Mary Jane Hettinger, Margaret McCormick, Doris Johnston, Bette Lombardy, Margery Montgomery, Kathryn Sinko, Elma Sjo, Shirley Kane, Jeannette Ludwig, Margery Gongwer, Eleanor Pontius, George Hobbs, Bob Law, Bill Kirby, Ted Durchik, John Thomas, Dave Mosier. Third Roweliob Advoy, Henry Rand, Malvern Spear, Joe Dodds, James McKovsky, Ken- neth lliabcock, Bill Elyea, Kenneth Johson, Mildred Payne, Ruth Alden, Daniel Lynch, Phyllis Lynch, Nancy Kimball, Margaret Helseth, Kathryn Rosenkeirner, Ruth Kermode, Bob Radcliffe, Harold Pontius. forty-four SNAPS First ,Row--Mary Margaret Hurley, Phyllis Sanford, Marian Bahr, Willis Kern, Mary Agnes Pohl, Joe Dodds, Evelyne Gould, Elisabeth Pastor. Second Row-Helen Greenfield, George Hobbs, Clara Vlfargo, Bettie Borso, Hortense Becker, Philomene Chriss, Patty Elliott, Jack Hadden, Margaret McCormack, Jack Pritch- ard, Jacqueline Sherbondy, Patricia Slabaugh, Carol Robinson, Marilyn Flener, Marjorie Montgomery, Grant Miller, Alva Judkins. Third Row-wMarshall Heinbaugh, Shirley Kane, Jane Kelly, Elaine Perkins, Margaret Helseth, Chester Brewer, Kathryn Rosenkeimer, Lois Ann Crofoot, Patty Fullerton, Allene Patterson. Rachael Cunningham, Robert VVils0n, John Zalar. HAR-BINGER STAFF Mr. A. Hommel, Adviser VVillis Kern Marshall Heinbaugh Marian Bahr Editor-in,-Chief Associate Editor Assistant Editor' Chester Brewer Margaret McCormack Mary Agnes Pohl Business Jlanager .eldrertlkiny .llafnager Cirrulution, Jlrmayer Editorial Staff Business Staff Elaine Pefkillfb s --4---- N010-Y Eflfffll' Alva Juclkins, ...,........ Assft. Buys. Mgr. Patty Elliott, ,.... .... F eatu-re Editor Evelyn Cattle Evelyn Gould, ...,...... Exchange Editor Francis Branningan, ......, Sports Editor Margaret Helseth, .......,. Society Editor Hortense Becker Nancy Kimball Helen Greenfield George Hobbs Joe Dodds .Tack Hadden Elizabeth Bodnar Phyliss Sanford Allene Patterson Shirley Kane Grant Miller John Zalar Anna K. Wilkinson Carol Robinson Theresa Robinson Margaret Hurley Jean Byler Madelyn Calkins Marjorie Montgomery Rachael Cunningham Robert Wilson Evelyn Woodford VVilliam Childs William Lauer Waldo Mclntyre Patty Fullerton Philomene Chriss Kathryn Rosenkeimer Lois Ann Crofoot Gordon Hanks Marilyn Flener Patty Slabaugh Ann Hettinger Jane Kelly Florence Chard Kathleenl Dominish Elizabeth Pastor Bettie Borso Clara Wargo forty-six , ' f f- '1.,f5,f!f-,,D First ROW-Patty Fullerton, Phyllis Sanford, Polly Pomeroy, Kathleen Townsend, Sally Houghton, Alverda Judkins, Jeannette Curtis, Evelyn Gould. Second Row--Jack Hadden, Carmella Square, Marshall Heinbaugh, Mary Hadden, Patricia Slabaugh, Kathryn Sinko, Loretta Stanton, Dorothy Matson, Jewell Sennett, Joe Dodds, Margery Montgomery, Don Reed. Sally Houghton Editor-in-chief Marshall Heinbaugh ANVI L STAFF Mr. A. F. Hummel, Advisor Kathleen Townsend Business llfanager Kathryn Sinko Alverda Judkins Advertising Dlomayer Polly Pomeroy Assistant Editor Ass't. Bus. Illgr. Circulation lllgr. Editorial Staff Joe Dodds, .... Sports Editor Jack Haddon .... Ass't. Sports Editor Ruth Alden ....,,, .... S enior Editor Evelyn Gould, . ....,... JuniorEdit0r Jeannette Curtiss .,.. Senior Editor Phyllis Sanford, .. ..... Sophomore Editor Business Staff Marjorie Montgomery ..,. As.s't. Adv. Dlgr. Jewell Sennett .,......., Ass't. Circ. Dlyr: Don Reed Mary Hadden Patty Fullerton Russell Poxon Tom Boyle Dorothy Matson Loretta Stanton forty-seven Miriam Korman Madelyn Calkins Betty! Jane Lauer Lois Draper Kenneth Thompson Carmella Square Sl'O'l'I.IGHT STAFF Miss Dorothy Hollinpg, Arlzviwer First Row---Evclyne Gould, business inziiizigerg Philomene Uhriss, Dorothy Turner, cditorg Pauline Colavecchio, circulation mangerg Clara Lord. Second Row-Anne Balaz, Helene Petkosek, Elizabeth Pastor, Miss Holling, Arthur Chaf- fee, Betty Borso. s if The connnercial club Spotlight,', :L bi-weekly publication is issued for the purpose of familiarizing the students of the COlIlIIlCl'Cl21l classes with the work of editing newspapers. It is a six-page mimeo- graph sheet giving students an opportunity to gain valuable experience in typing stencils and using the inimeograph machine. forty-eight l v l L RUTH ANN ALDEN Homecoming Queen ELECTED by a vote of the student body, Ruth Ann Alden, prominent member of the Senior class and vice-president of the Red Pepper club, was named Harvey High's Homecoming queen for 1937. Ruth was chosen from a field of six beautiful nominees in- cluding: hlarjorie Gongwcr, Sally Houghton, Nancy Kimball, Eleanor Pontius and lllary Stephens, who served as her atten- dants. According to a tradition, now in its fifth year, Ruth reigned over the annual Turkey Day football game played be- tween Fairport,s f'Skippers', and Harvey High's 'gRaiders', at Recreation Park field and was enthroned during the Homecom- ing Dance held the following night in the Harvey High gymnas- ium. Escorted by members of the Harvey club, which sponsors the Homecoming celebration, Queen Ruth and her attendants were driven on to the field in two colorfully decorated automo- biles during the half of the football game. After a short talk given by Charles Shepard, president of the club and escort of the queen, Ruth was conducted to her throne in the grandstand where she watched the remainder of the game. At the Homecoming Dance the queen was presented with her crown by Charles Shepard and with a bouquet of flowers, given by the Harvey Club. From her throne in the balcony she and her attendants viewed the dance for awhile before join- ing in with the merrymakers. forty-nine NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Miss Grace VVyIr1an, Sponsor First row: Kenneth Babcock, Jack Pritchard, Ruth O'Brien, Miss Wyman, Sally Houghton, Ray Jylanki, Stanley Remkus. Second row: Elaine Perkins, Ruth Kermode, Elma Sjo, Elsie Wirenius, Miriam Vahey, Chester Brewer, Phyllis Lynch, Rita Hurley, Mary Stephens, Ann Bialaz. Third row: June Coleman, Margaret Helseth, Margaret McCormack, Russell Rizzo, Helen Petkosek, Dorothy Turner, Nancy Kimball, Jacqueline Sherbondy. The National Honor Society is the Phi Beta Kappa of high schools all over the United States. This society was purposely started to emphasize scholarshipg and to recognize intelligent stu- dents who do not get the show that football players and partici- pants in other activities receive. The members of the society are chosen from the upper twenty- five per-cent of the senior class. The faculty selects them primar- ily on the basis of scholarship, but leadership, service and charac- ter are also taken into consideration. The society was formed in February, 1924. The Harvey High school chapter, composed now of a cumulative membership of 260, was organized the same spring, on ltlay 20, 1924. This year 23 students were made members. ty VARSITY H CLUB Mr. A. L. Baumgartner, Sponsor First row: George Hobbs, Henry Rand, Don Reed Sergeant-at-arms, Herb VVilc0xon, president, Lee Fredebzwgh, vice presidentg Don Pierceg Russell Rizzo. Second row: Mr. l3au1ng,':1rtner, sponsor: Delbert VVolff, secretaryg Joe Dodds, Bob West: Martin Nelson, Clarence Kelseyg Donald Campbell, Lucian Sylvestrog George Farkas. Third row: Malvern Spear: Dave Vvoodfordg Ted Durchik, Bill Wien, Laddie Achesong Harley Valentine, Arthur Knoxg James D'Ascanio. n QUILL AND SCROLL Mr. Arthur F. Hommel, Sponsor Front row: Mary Agnes Pohl, Hortense Becker, Sally Houghton, Polly Pomeroy, Alverda Judkins, Evelyne Gould. Second row: Elaine Perkins, Joe Dodds, Willis Kern, Chester Brewer, Jack Pritchard, Jack Hadden, Kathleen Townsend. Not pictured: Margaret Helseth, Margaret McCormack, Nancy Jean Kimball. fifty-one RED PEPPER CLUB Miss June Colby, Sponsor First row: Juno Coleman, Bettie Kerr, Ruth Alden. vice president: Hortense Becker, trous- urery Kathryn Rosenkeimer, president, Eleanor Pontius, secretaI'Xl Jeannette Curtis. Second row: Miss Colby, Patty Slabzlugh, Evelyn Nelson, Philomeno Cliriss, Rita Hurley. Lois Crofoot, Helen Flanagan. ltuth O'Brien. Third row: Phyllis Lynch, Ruth Kermode, Nancy Kimball, Sally Houghton, Jeannette Lud- wig, Mary Stephens, Alverda Judkins. Not pictured: Jacqueline Sherbondy. HARVEY CLUB Mr. Arthur F. Hornmel, Sponsor First row: Hill Lauer, Bill Kirby, Francis Brannigan, Delbeit NN'olfT, secretaryg Charles Shepard, president, George Hobbs, treasurerg Daniel Lynch, sergeant-at-armsg llVJ3.YId Mosier, Thomas Bittner. Second row: Mr. Hommel, Rob Smith, Earl Franz, Henry Hand, Daniel Ellodge, XV:tIdu Mclntyie, Donald Parker, Alva Judkins, Robert Law, Bob Poxon, Russell Poxon. Third row: Art Knox, Jack Keener, Horace Hurst, Herbert XYiIcoxon, Eugene Friley, Don- ald Dockry. Ffty-two LE MASQUE CLUB Mr. Layton C. Pollock, llirerhn' First row: Patricia Slabaugh, Bettie Kerr, Kathryn Roscnkvimer, secretary, Maiy Steph- ens, preside-ntg Evelyn Nelson, Vice president: Dorothy Matson. Second row: Mr, Pollock, director, Helen Flanagan, Phyllis Lynch, Rita Hurley, Lois Cro- I'oot, liutli O'Brien. Third row: Russel Rizzo, Don Pierce, James Braun, VValter Luse, Myron Chalfln, Lloyd Fislwr. HI-Y CLUB Mr. Robert Dickey, Sponsor First row: Don Reed, treasurer, Joe Dodds, XVillis Kern, Dave Smead, president, Ted Durchik. Second row: Mr, Dickey, Bud Rizzo, Joe DeFranco, Don Campbell, Martin Nelson, Russell Rizzo, Luciani Sylvestro. Third row: Don Pierce, NVzilter Lnse, Chester Brewer, .Tuck lklcllride, linddiu Acheson, Rob- ert ffourtwright. Not pictured: XR72Il'l'CY'l Hotchkiss, vice president. fifty-Hires GIRL RESERVES CLUB Miss Alverna M. Koch, Sponsor First row: Elizabeth Sopko, Elaine Perkins, Marion lVfcCrone, Catherine Lzimos, Hazel Wyant, Theresa Robinson, Lillian Talcott. Second row: Mildred Spear, Loretta Bystrzinowski, Florence Gebeuu, Kathleen llominish, Elizabeth Bodnzir, Ola Marie lfrush, Margery Frinkhziuser. Third row: Shirley Knezile. Virginia Concoby, Jane XXYZll'll4x1', Mildred Mitchclson, Dorothy Vussinosky, Betty Anderson, Anna Anderson. ' First row: Martha Sopko, Hazel Bruce, Ann Baluz, secretary: Vfinifred Skinner, presidentg Dorothy Turner, vice president, Elsie VVierenius, treasurer. Second row: Miss Koch, sponsor, Roma Jones, Emma Moritz, Madeline VVand:1, Carol Rob- inson, Catherine Hendershot, Patty Elliott, Emily XYilson, Ruth Jessup. Third row: Ann Horvath, Kathryn Holly, Madge Xxvilllfllld, Helen Nlzu- Cole, Nada Vrbancic, Jane Hine, Betty Jane Hodges. Not pictured: Virginia Figler, Marilyn Flvner, Martha Sopko, Romaine Shoteron, Juanita Robinson, Roberta, Mitchell, Idlsie Kurzvnburger, Louise Lcidich. fifty-four HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Miss Overholt, Sponsor First row: Ann Yager, Ann Horvath, treasurer: Ola Marie Frush, Goldie Fehr, presidcntg Emma Moritz, vice president, Roma Jones, Lucille Covell, Rachael Cunningham. Second row: Jewell Sennett, Kathleen Dorninish, Anna Zampini, Madeline Wanda, Helen Hedderman, Miss Overholt, Doreen Vahey, Helen Gurbach, Louise Kleinshrot, Santa Nasca, Ethel Sinko. Third row: Mary Mucciarone, Ruth Gudis, Catherine Hendershott, Jane I-line, Kathryn Holly, Margaret Preckler, Elizabeth Bodnar, Grace Lipovich, Ellen Ludway. COMMERCIAL CLUB Miss Dorothy Holling, Sponsor First row: Bettie Borso, Ann Balaz, treasurerg Pauline Colavechio, secretary, Elizabeth Pastor, presidentg Philomene Chriss, Evelyne Gould, Rachael Cunningham. Second row: Miss Holling, Ann Yager, Betty Anderson, Elizabeth Sopko, Elma Sjo, Helen Petkosek, Dorothy Turner, Roma Jones, Clara Lord, Ruth Brewer, Lois Kneale, Arthur Chaffee, Ruth Jessup. Third row: VVilliam Hendershot, Anna Anderson, Alma Schlang, Leona Wilson, Madge VVinland, Nada Vrbancic, Eleanor Kane, Thelma Collins, Catherine Lamos, Margaret Wanda, Esther Wilder. fifty-17110 LATIN CLUB Miss Ruih VVeigand, Sponsor First row: Lois Shumzikvr, Florence Chard, Ann Hettinger, secietziry-t1'v:is111'e1'g Norma Jackson, presidentg Czuvl Tisdel, vice president, Beulah Prahl. Second row: Miss lVeigand, sponsor, Betty Tucker, Eileen Lehning, Albert Gzifre, Yzillvry Lynch, Jean Schultz, Antlmny Alexander, Ruth O'B1'ien. PRINTING CLUB Mr. Ivan Hawk, Sponsor First row: Philip Dolce, Freddie Willizllns, Harold Kelsey, Rob IxlcC'i'on0, Ovidio D'Ascimio. Second row: Mr. Hawk, sponsor, Paul Sidley, Earl Laplmm, cziptziing Alfred Falcone, cap- tain: Bob 1lJuI5:x1'hr'ie. fifly-xi4z' DEBATE TEAM Mrs. Pearl Plumer, Coach Ray Ferron, affirmativeg Rita Hurley, affirrnativeg Vlfalter Luse, negzitiveg Mrs. Plumer, Charles Bacon, negative. MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB Mr. Dale R. Smith, Sponsor First row: Richard Fridge, Gordon Hanks, Billy Golding, VV:Llter Schoenberger, Torn Boyle, president: Donald Gill. Second row: Donald Hawkins, Albert Alex, Jerry Potter, Bill Harrifs, Allen Patterson. fifty-sewn ORCHESTRA Mr. Glenn U. Phillips, Director Louise Brooks, violin, Mildred Spear, violin, Pattie Creedon, violin: Chester Brewer, snare drum: Beulah Prahl, violin, Ruth Jessup, violin, Margaret Preckler, violin, Miriam Vahey, xiolin: Charles Kallay, violin3Bob Johnson, violin, Hazel Wyant, violin, Phyllis Talcott, violin, Dick Haffey, bass drum, George Smith, tuba, Lysle Hazen, saxaphoneg Vernon VVebster, alto horny Eugene YVilson, alto horn, Walter' VVhite, clarinet, Kenneth Johnson, clarinet, Albert Bazar, flute, Ray Ferron, clarinetg Marie Tuttle, trumpet, Elizabeth Har- rison, trumpet: Philip Houghkerk, trumpet: Jeannette Curtis, pianist, Jane VVarner, pian- istg Mary McLeod, pianist. BAND Mr. Glenn U. Phillips, Director Chester Brewer, Drum Major Hazel Bruce, clarinetg Robert Fiser, trumpet, Ray Ferron, clarinet, Eugene VVilson, altog Bill Richardson, alto, Wfallace Taylor, bass drum, Evelyn Cottle, cymbals: Virgil Taylor, baritone horn, Don Volk, snare drum: Alva Judkins, trumpetg Dan Elledge, tuba, Marilyn Flener, flag carrierg Kenny Johnson, clarinet, John Thomas, bass drumg Francis Thomas, manager, Jeannette Hodges, baritone: Jean LaMoreauX, clarinet, Margie Hayward, clari- net, Henry Hoffman, trumpet: Owen Grady, snare drum, Vernon Webster, alto: Jack Col- lister, snare drum, Elizabeth Harrison, trumpet, Walter Vlfhite, clarinetg Lysle Hazen, saxophone, Gordon Hanks, trumpet: Doris Strong, flag carrierg Jack Keener, French hoing Jim Braun, saxophone. fifty-eight MALE TRIO Marshall I'leinb:1ug:h, Iiarifoizrfg Don Pierce, Tenor, Ed Phinncy, Tenor, A CAPPELLA CHORUS Miss Margaret Lehmann, Director First row: Don Recd, Marshall Heinbaugh, president, Don Pierce, treasurer, Evelyn Nel- son, Edna Nelson, Nvillis Kern, Delbert Wolff, Earl Franz, Ray Glenn, Dan Wood, Edward Phinney, Goldie Feher, Rose Mary Gongwer, Anna Wilkinson, Ethel Sinko, Ruth Potts. Second row: Miss Lehmann, director, Betty Jane Lauer, Patricia Hathaway, Ruth Ker- mode, Margaret McCormick, Geraldine Martin, Beulah Prahl, Alverda Judkins,, Dorothy Matson, pianist, Sally Loring, Eleanor Morrison, secretary: Margery Montgomery, Glenn Humphrey, Jack Haddon, Vkfilliam Richardson, Jeannette Ludwig, Patricia Slabaugh, Roma Jones, Lucille Covell, Clara VVargo, Virginia Martin. . Third row: Mary Agnes Pohl, 'Donald Parker, Robert Radcliffe, Eric Lundblad, Williziln NVien, Richard Freeman, VVilliam Kirby, Helen Mae Cole, Margaret Johnson, Doreen Vahey, Ruth Ann Alden, vice president, Mary Ann Du Mond, Margaret O'Brien. Fourth row: Marian Ilahr, Emily Wilson, Phyliss Gordon, Marianna Merrill, Barbara Pomeroy, Betty Lombardy, Patty Fullerton, Elsie XVirenius, Janet VVebb, Doris Holp, Doris Strong, Zoe St, .lohn,,Elizaboth Marsh, Theo Montgomery, Marilyn Flener, Clara Lord. fifty nme DRAMATICS Senior Class Play Harvey's annual senior class play will be presented in the Junior High auditorium hlay 27. The play, a three-act comedy entitled Pride and Prejudicen is under the direction of lyliss Phyllis Brooks. It was dramatized by Helen Jerome from a novel by Jane Austen. The play bears out the significance of the title. Mrs. Ben- nett is determined to get her daughters married. At the time the play occurs a girl could consider herself a success if she could get safely married. Elizabeth, who is one of the three daughters, re- fuses to fall into the arms of the first eligible man and the general plot. centers around her final compromise. The cast of characters is: VValter Luse as hir. Bennett, Donald Reed, Hill, Jeannette Ludwig, Mrs. Bennett, ltlary Agnes Pohl, Lady Lucas, Marjorie Gongwer, Charlotte Lucas, Alvei-da Judkins, Jane Bennett, Rosemary Gongwer, Elizabeth Bennett, Ruth 0'Brien, Lydia Bennett, Charles lNIosier, lN'Ir. Darcy, Ray Ferron, hir. Bingley, Jack Hadden, hir. Collins, John Thomas, 111: XVickham, Kathryn Rosenkeilner, Bliss Bingley, Helen Flana- gan, llaggieg Margaret BIcCormack, hlrs. Gardiner, Patricia Slabaugh, Lady Catherine De Bourgh, Donald Reed, Colonel Guy Fitzwilliam, Clara Lord, Mrs. Lake. The chairman of the arrangements is Patricia Slabaugh assisted by Mary Agnes Pohl. The stage manager is Kenneth Babcock and the adver- tising manager is Joe Dodds. ltlary Stephens is the costume chairman. sixty Merton OF The Movies ANNITIXL IAERIASQUE CLUB PLAY Layton C. Pollock, Director Harvey,s Le lVIasque club members did a fine job of charac- ter portrayal in the production, Nllferton of the lVIovies,,' at the Champion Junior High Auditorium on the night of February LL. The plot calls for the portrayal of a small-town boy who imagines himself as a draniatist, but in reality is a comedian. He fails in his chance to make good in the dramatic roles but he is helped out by the Montague girl who is a friend of comedy pro- ducer 6'Jeft' Baird . Jeff realizes MC1'tOH,S talent as a comedy artist and he sets him up in Hollywood fame. The complete cast was as follows: 6'lNIerton Gilv, Russell Rizzog 'cl-Xmos Gashwilerv, James Braung '4Tessie Kearnsf' Helen Flanagang Casting director, Rita Hurleyg KJ. Lester lVIontague,', VValter Luseg t'Sigmund Rosenblottf' Donald Pierceg VVeller, Don Reedg the Montague girl, Evelyn Nelsong Harold Parmeleew llyron Chalfing 4'Beulah Baxterf' Ruth O'Brien. Jack Pritchard took the dual roles of '4Elmer Hutt , and 'Ueff Baird. Bill Harris portraying the dual roles of a cameraman and 4'VValberg. Phyllis Lynch played the part of ulyfuriel lllercern and Patricia Slabaugh played the part of 6gM1'S. Patterson. This light comedy was adjudged as one of the best produc- tions of its type ever produced in the history of the Harvey chap- ter of the Le lllasque club. The leading roles played by Russell Rizzo, Evelyn Nelson, and Don Pierce were well interpreted. The cast as a whole did a very commendable job and the Le lliasque Club of Harvey High School is credited with another fine pro- duction. First row: Phyllis Lynch, Helen Flanagan, Evelyn Nelson, Russell llizzo, lXl1'. Pollock, directory Patricia Slabaugli, Ruth O'Brien, Rita Hurley. Second row: Don Pierce, Jack Pritchard, YVaiter Luse, James Braun, Myron Chalfin, Don Reed. sicvty-one One Act Plays FIXIN'S', By Erma and Paul Green Mrs. Pearl Plumer, Director 'fFixin's', is a story of the grinding poverty of tenant farm life in the hills of North Carolina. Lilly had her heart set on fiXin,' up the bare, cold room that was their home. But her hus- band,s eyes could not see beyond the sod he plowed. The pent fury of the work-driven woman finally brought f'Ed to his senses, but only when it was too late. The part of Lilly, the farm wife, was protrayed by Sally Houghton. Chester Brewer played the part of Ed, the husband. Lloyd Fisher took the part of Jim Cooper, the old neighbor who kept pushing Ed from behind. The play took first place in the district tournament held at Painesville, March 4, earning the privilege of competing in the state tournament at Columbus, lNIarch 18 and 19. In the semi-finals at Columbus the cast won over seven schools, Ashland, Doylcstown, Greenfield, Dayton, Sardis, Paris Township, and Hambden. This victory qualified them for the finals held the last night of the two days tournament. In this event Painesville won third place in the state, losing to Canton Lehman and Columbus North High Schools. A TALE OF TVVO CITIES Charles Dickens Mrs. Pearl Plumer, Director The well known story A Tale of Two Citiesn was chosen by lNIrs. Plumer for the other one-act for this year. The mob scenes in which all of the speech students took part, were particularly vivid. In connection with the play a lesson in make-up was given to the whole department. The part of Madame DeFarge, one of the central figures in the Revolution, was taken by Jaqueline Sherbondy. The rest of the cast was as follows: Darnay, ltlarshall Heinbaughg Lucie Manette, Lucille Covell, Doctor lwanette, George Smithg ltlonsieur DeFarge, Charles Shepard, Carton, Don Pierce, County Prosecutor, George Vasbinderg President, Thomas Hurst, Vengeance, Elsie VVirenius. sixty-two The Debate Team ltlrs. Pearl Plumer, Director TOPIC Resolved: That the several states should adopt a unicameral system of legislation. The debate team this year proved to be one of the most sue- cessful in the history of the school, winning a total of about 21 debates out of 30. The schedule was as follows: Asht abula, Edgewood ..,...., .....,..,... P ractice ltleet Struthers ..,.....,., .... A ffirmative won 1-lost 3 Negative won 3-lost 1 Maple Heights, State District lNIeet Affirmative won 2-lost 0 Negative won 1-lost 1 Shaw High . . . ......,..... Practice Meet Ravenna ,.,. .... A ffirinative won 3-lostl Negative won 1-lost 3 Speech Department INTERPRETIVE READINGS lVIrs. Plurner trained eight readers this year, all of whom received much praise from audiences wherever they were present- ed. They were entered in the state tournament at Kent where they did exceptionally well. The first and second winners of the state go to the national tournament held in Woostei' this year and in Berkeley, California next year. The humorus readings were Amateur Hour given by Russell Rizzo, and 'gSeventeen given by Dorothy ltlatson. VValte1' Luse gave Four Bars in the Key of GW. 4'Benefits Forgot was Rose Mary Gongwer's readingg Juanita Robinson gave 6'The Man and the Shadowug Ruth O'Brien, 6'VVhite Dressesvg Helen Ruth Flanagan, KThe Old Lady Shows Her ltledalsv and Humoresque', was given by Kathryn Rosenkeimer. sixty-three FOOTBALL FOOTBALL COACHES Head Coach Paul Moss Assislmft Coach Roy George A-Issixtunt Coach Robert Dickey sixty-four VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First row: James D'Ascanio, manager, Mr. George, George Farkas, guard, Mike Kallay, fullback, Delbert XVolff, left half, Bill Dowling, left tackle, George Hobbs, center, Bob West, right tackle, Lucian Silvestro, quarterback, Martin Nelson, fullback, Don Pierce, left half, Russell Rizzo, quarterback, Don Reed, center, Hank Rand, right half, Willie Yoe, left end, .lack McBride, manager, Bill VVien, manager. Second row: Mr. Moss, Gordon Adams, center, Arthur Knox, co-captain, right guard, David Vlfoodford, right end, Ted Durehik, left tackle, Lee Fredebaugh, co-captain, left end, Barry Sutherlin, left tackle, Laddie Aeheson, left tackle, Jack Keener, left guard, Bob Courtwright, right tackle, Don Hawkins, left end, Don Campbell, left guard, Julius Rigo, left halfback, Mr, Dickey. The Season 1937 HARVEY 18 VVICKLIFFE 6 Opening the season with practically a green team, Harvey,s Red Raiders completely subdued a far weaker VVickliffe outfit in, an outside league game. Only in the last quarter did Harvey appear to be noticeably weak in any de- partment. At that point the Blue Devils scored on a powerful passing attack, with which the Raiders were unable to cope. HARVEY 20 VVILLOUGHBY 0 In what was the first league encounter for both teams, the Red Raiders rolled over their much heavier opponents from the west end of the county, Wil- loughby. The game was played on a very hot, sultry afternoon with both teams determined to win. However, the boys in red had too much on the ball and unleashed a passing attack which proved very effective. HARVEY 19 HARBOR 6 After trouncing VVilloughby, Harvey was c'up for this one. Using the same combination which clicked against their late opponents, the Raiders swept over a heavier lllariner aggregation with Don Pierce scoring all three touch- downs for Harvey. Incidentally, all four touchdowns of the game were made on long runs since Harbor's only score was realized after an 80-yard jaunt from an off-tackle play. sixty-five RUSSELL RIZZO Quarterback LADDIE ACHESON Left Tackle MARTIN NELSON Fullback if DONALD PIERCE Left Halfback LEE FREDEBAUGH ro-captain Left end FHEODO RE DURCH IK Left tackle DONALD REED Center DONALD CAMPBELL Left guard sixty-sim LUCIAN SILVESTRO Quarterback 1, I ARTHUR KNOX co-mpfrlin Right guard yi Ji - 32,1 Nqr HENRY RAND Right lmlfhuek DELBE1i'1' VVOLFF Left hulfbaek DAVID VVOODFORD Right end I I Y fl ,'i N!! 4 ,, ,, 'M' ii .5 fi f .ft VK I 1 7 ' if 1 fl- 1 ROBER'f WEST' Right tackle GEORG E IIOBBS Center sixty-seven HARVEY 7 ALLIANCE JR. COLLEGE 7 Meeting a large and powerful squad from Alliance, Pa., the Raiders were unable to do much in the first half. In the second, however, they tallied on an end run and Marty Nelson kicked goal to even up the count. The greater part of the battle Was fought in a steady downpour of rain which adversely affected the players of both teams. GENEVA 12 HARVEY 0 The little Eagles from Geneva High proved too much for the Raiders. Amid a dazzling display of end runs and line smashes, Micke-yn Sanzotta, much publicized back, led his team to a Well-earned victory. Harvey's attack was stopped time and again by the fighting Eagles. HARVEY 13 ASHTABULA 6 After somewhat of a let-down caused by the previous game, Harvey came back to down a tough Panther team. Outweighed 18 pounds to the man, the Raiders commenced their drive in the early stages of the struggle. Spinners and reverses, ending in line plays, played a large part in the triumph. CHEER LEADERS Miss Dorothy Dey, sponsor Eleanor Morrison, Shirley Kane, Lucille Covell, Ray Glenn, cheermasterg Philomene Chriss, Pauline Colavecehio, Rachael Cunningham. sizcty-eight JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First row: Bob Irwin, center: James Yendely, quarterbaek:Joc Hada, end: XValter Hughes, halfbaek: Tom Bittner, quarterback: Joe Jenkins, halfback: Tony Cimaglio, fullback: Frank Presusio, end: YVi1ko Salminen, guard: Lou Crowther, endg Tony Uaptista, half- back. Second row: Bill Duffee, quarterback: Pete Dominish, halfbaek: Bill Smith, tackle: Lau- rence St. John, center: Dan Elledge, guard: Tom Gilson, guard: Dick Filppi, end: John Pasquarelli, guard: VR'allace Abrahamson, tackle: Burt Bihary, halfbaek: Joe DeFranco, guard: Ernest Sferra, end: Mr. Roy George, coach. HARVEY 6 FAIRPORT 6 The following week, Harvey journeyed to its rivalls stadium with a crip- pled team. Determined to win, the Raiders put up a terrific battle against odds and succeeded in holding a hard-charging Skipper outfit at bay throughout the contest. Fairportls line, however, showed real strength in opening big holes in Harvey's forward wall. The game was played in a drizzle which made ball- handling difficult. CONNEAUT 20 HARVEY '7 With Lee Fredebaugh and Russ Rizzo out of the game, the Raiders met one of their toughest opponents for the last game of the league schedule. Con- neaut was checked for three quarters as Harvey led 7 to 0, but due to careless- ness the Raiders were snowed under in the final period. One of the Trojan scores was the result of an intercepted lateral when Harvey tried unsuccessfully to pull the tonchdown-on-the-kickoff play for the third time. Had the Raid- ers taken this one they would have shared a co-championship with Geneva. FAIRPORT 12 HARVEY 0 A football field covered with several inches of slush was the scene of the Skippers' decisive Win over the Red Raiders in the annual Turkey Day classic played at Recreation Park field. Harvey was without the services of two regu- lar halfbacks, but fought gamely to the end with lNIartin Nelson carrying most of the burden. One of Fairportss touchdowns was the result of a pass, the other, a punt return in the closing seconds of play. The goal posts were up- rooted at the end of the game by a jubilant crowd of Fairporters. sixty-nine -Z- BASKETBALL Starting the season with only two lettermen back, namely Herb lVilcoXon and Clarence Kelsey, Coach Roy George was forced to use a large number of reserves in a desperate attempt to retain the Lake Shore League basketball trophy, attained in 1937-38. Although losing the majority of their contests, the Red Raiders at times showed a powerful and smooth attack, only to sufter a relapse in the next fray. seventy TH EODORE DURCHIK Guard DELBERT VVOLFF Forward HERB VVILCOXON Center KENNETH KLEINSHROT Guard LUCIAN SILVESTRO Guard CLA RNNCE K ICLSRY Forward D A RXVIN GUI! DON Guard MARTIN NELSON Guard seventy-one VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. Roy George, coach ont row: Lucian Silvestro, forwardg Clarence Kelsey, I'Ul'XY2ll'tlQ Delbert XVolff, form ll Second row: Martin Nelson, guard: Herb NVileoxon, eenterg Mr. George, coaehg Theodo Dll1'Clllli, guardg Kenneth Kleinshrot, guard. Not pictured: Bill Gilpin, guard. By downing lvilloughby, the Raiders won their first league game in three starts. The following game was a headache to Harvey for Ashtabula's Panthers, always strong, rolled over the locals. The same for the Fairport game of the succeeding week, despite Herb lVilcoXon's valiant efforts. However, Harvey came back to sink the Mariners of Harbor in a last-half rally, as Bill Gilpin rang up 17 points to lead the scoring. In the second round of league competition, the Raiders' morale was bolstered when they edged out Geneva by the slim margin of a foul shot contributed by Blartin Nelson, to allow for a previous defeat adminis- tered by the Eagles. Following this victory, Harvey suffered a set- back at the hands of the Mariners but came back to take Conneaut in the next encounter, with Tubby', Kelsey garnering a sizeable score by himself. seventy-two Willougliby, the last place club of the Shore League, blew into town neXt and trimmed the Red Raiders with a vengeance. 'fllloanin' lowc' after this drastic event, Harvey lost its next two games by de- cisive margins and thus closed the season. As the resume indicates, the Painesville basketball season was up hill and down hill all the way, with the Raiders winning one week and losing the next. - RESERVES MUCH BETTER The Reserves fared much better, however, as they won 14 games while losing only two. Coach George used a large number of players on this squad, so in all probability, Harvey's 1938-410 varsity should be one of the strongest in the league. 'Several outstanding members of this contingent were: Earle Robinson, Darwin Doc Gordon, Ken Klein- shrot, Don Soupy Campbell and Bob Courtwright. RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD Mr. Roy George, coach Front row: Earl Robinson, forward: Mark XVebster, eenterg Darwin Gordon, forward XVi1liam Luthaneu, guardg VValdo Mclntyre, guard. Second row: Robert Barringer, manager: Gabriel Rizzo, forward: Joseph DeFraneo, guard Robert Courtwright, centerg Mr, George, eoaehg Donald Campbell, guard: George Hobbs guardg Francis Brannigan, manager. seventy-tlmza TRACK O TRACK SCHEDULE 1938 Friday, April 15-Open. Friday, April 22-Fairport, there, 3:30. Friday, April 29-Orange, tentative. Friday, May 7-Mentor Relays, 1:00. Friday, May 13-Willoughby, there. Friday, May 20-Lake Shore Meet. Friday, May 27--Open. seventy-four TRACK SEASON AT HARVEY In view of retaining the Lake Shore League track championship captured in 1937, Coach Roy George has started practice early this season and is counting on about 65 new prospects in addition to a number of holdovers from last year,s squad. The ,37 Raider team, swept everything before it in winning four out of five meets, the lone defeat being suffered at the hands of Euclid Shore in the lNIentor Relays. Harvey, starting the season with practically a green team, rapidly de- veloped one of the most powerful track aggrcgations in Shore League history and set an all time scoring record of SOV2 points to cop the League meet and the Shore championship. Veterans reporting for this year's squad are: Herb VVilcoXon, Ma1'tin Nelson, Russ Rizzo, Don Pierce, VVarren Hotchkiss, Bob VVest, Andrew Dent, Porter Harris, and Joe Dodds. Captain lNIalvern Spear, who placed first in the 100 and 4410 yard dashes, unfortunately is not available. Several of his teammates who contributed great- ly to the victory are: Andrew Rigo, Bob Stevens, Tom Brenner, Ed Bundy, James Pohl, Harley Valentine, Joe Bodnar, Herb VVilcoXon, Ma1'tin Nelson, Don Pierce, Andrew Dent and the relay teams of Russ Rizzo, VVarren Hotch- kiss, Joe Dodds and Russ Lynch. 1937 VARSITY TRACK SQUAD Mr. Roy George, coach First row: Robert West, Andrew Rigo, James Johl, Russell Lynch, Russell Rizzo, Don Pierce, Ed Bundy, Martin Nelson, Tom Brenner, .Toe Dodds. Second row: Coach Roy George, 'Don Reed, Harley Valentine, Chester Brewer, Andrew Dent, Robert Stalker, Herbert Wilcoxon, Robert Fiser, Lentie Bolden, Harry Mather, Raymond Gallagher, Coach Paul Moss. 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Q 2 Knob ' DRESSES AND MILLINERY 2 Established 1920 l l87 Main sf. l ,::4ovolIv4:2 fi '0'fi'4 -1 'Ii fi 1' i' -4' -1 1 ' 'i' 'i'41'i3i ei' i'-164111 1' --' f ff 3 Compliments of 5 l CASELLA'S DRY CLEANING : CLEANERS - DYERS 1 FURRIERS n l Y VV...-Z 121057229-:Z :Z V: -:Y V 2: 2:1 A-5 :Z f:4.N.M.N.N.N.N-. ll hm l l ll G l Compliments ll Corner Pharmacy l in The Store of Personal Service 3 of . l l Phone 63 We Deliver Q Lee J. Devney ii l ii :feats eighty-four oqvagvaqo-o:o4Qno:soQn-on-an.0s4Qo4Qs4csa:oeQvoQvoQvaQvaQvaQnaQv4Qv4Qnaco4co4:vaQo4Qv onoaavacooav VISIT OUR LENDING LIBRARY POPULAR BOOKS 3c PER DAY GRADUATION GIFTS AND CARDS Leather goods, Photo Books, Memory Books, Zipper Bags, Fountain Pen Sets GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS The Educational Supply Co., Inc. YY 1,1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:4 1:1 1:1....q.1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:14.-1:10.-1:1 1:1 : -:- 12- r:A-0-1:1 : 1::oo-1:1 Compliments of THE GONGWER-FRIZZELL COMPANY Makers of Frizzelfs Ice Cream Painesville Phone IZOO :- '-' 7' ' 'A -' -adv'-A '-A ' '-' 1-1 1-A --- 43191-1 1: 1: .:1 .- --- --Y 1-140-1- 1- -, --V --Y ,- 1-7 V --1 1-1 --1 1- 1- 1- 1-1 : : COMPLIMENTS OF THE U-NEED-US COAL 8z CHEMICAL CO. ZI6 Mathews St. Phone IOOO -Y -Cf--- -- --- --- ----0Cv1- 1-f-0-v0v1-- - - 400 -1 1-V 1-1fIv-svQcvQuv4qvQ..-.....fQ-ve.v4-f4.v...,.. llllfjl-'HZIP Compliments The Equity Lumber Co. 505 Liberty St. Phone 405 Poinesville, O. Compliments of Wilson 8z Foster Mercer Motor Sales High Grade Used Cors Sinclair-Gas-Oil-Grease Washing-Polishing-Simonizing 228 E. Erie St. , Y, ,Y 4:4-ace-,-, Y, ,- Compliments of The Harbor Land Co. Foirport Harbor, O. Voegtler Knappe, Inc. Quick Service On All Mokes Ot Cars- We Never Close Authorized Packard Service Phone 40 l65 N. State Street VISIT The Wright Store For Smart, stylish clothes 184 Main St. Poinesville The Standard Drug Co. Pure Drugs Since l899 4Qn'-- f'4on-'A' '- Y '-- Y-- Your Vocotion Films Deserve Painesville Photo Service Merl O. Pontius l82 N. St. Clciir St. rfighty 4ge,q.'-- ' , Y ago ear -. ,- ,,, aan- ,L -o:o,, apvooa-W., ,,, ,Y , . I Best Wishes Rob t lVIclVhllan 2 ,mm A Ream 'H 5 The Maple Brook Coal, Brick, Tile, Flue Lining Q Co. Lime, Cement, Plaster l Sewer Pipe Mortar Colors E A COMPLETE DAIRY i SERVICE PG'neSV 'e' Om 5 124 S. smfe Phone 560 :A Z 'T 3' 'll 'I' II Il Il Ii, Il' gli Ili Y:: 'ZA ':A Ili ':' All f: 7,7 ir 1:7 'T QI. ,:. IT' CONGRATULATIONS A To The Class Ot i938 AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. l55-57 Main St. Painesville, Ohio Everybody's Store -- - --- --- - V-V -' r-' '-- r-' r-' --A '--aus ,-. ,-,4Qs,, .-, ,-,-V- V YYYY Y-- .-Y CORSAGES - BOUQUETS - PLANTS The Painesville Garden and Greenhouse Co. E. H. Hawley, Prop. West Jackson St. Phone 4l4 FLOWERS ALWAYS AN APPROPRIATE GIFT Compliments of Blair's Food Stores Four Stores Painesville Madison r H ii ii i Franz Tire Service, Inc The Complete One Stop Station Phone 500 .fill UI -S I? 'Z' 0 7 l one ,Y ,Y ,,, eco ,-, :ace .-. Y 4qs,-. Y ,,,oosY-. Y Y Nixon Funeral Home INVALID CAR SERVICE I76 .N State St. Phone 562 o:oa:o4:v4:v4:v4:o4Qv4Qv-nQa-4ca-a:a-o:o4:oa:va:o- is s-s ,, li ii U Dawson's Jewelry I li ii WATCHES DIAMONDS AN D JEWELS I i ......-..-:Q :V 1 f:f...-.11 1' 1 f:1...1:, if.. B-R MOTOR SALES DE SOTO :-: PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS ll-4-l I6 Main Street Poinesville, Ohio Telephone 437 A '74 '7' 7'oovooo 7' 7' ' --- --- soo 7' 7 ' '7 ---oQv--- Compliments of G. E. REED CO. For Real Estate and Insurance, Building and Real Estate Loans G. E. REED CO. is 5. sf. Clair sf. K 0 D A K S ii and H Union Sand 8. Supply Corp. complete supplies ii Phone 2 8 0 for Home Developing of pictures , i I Austin s Pharmacy ii When the excitement is over come ii out to our plont on Johnnyccike ii Ridge and watch good concrete F blocks being mode. Ask Louie to show you around. ccvecw-A '7 -- --- e-- ,,aQv mighty Y V- ,-, ,,4QooQa-ccsoqs 41 '-- -- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- '-- '-- '-- f -- --- 'AA '-- '-A -' --- 'A- '-- PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE l938 ANVIL BY The EWMAN STUDIO l706 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, O. PLEASlNG PORTRAlTS For Service Phone Main 2333 -A '-- AA -'Cv'-' '-' '-' --' --' -oov---- --- '-- '---nan--soo'-A '-- -' --- '-- --- V-Y --A -- 4qf4Qv--4Qn---- 11-nh rf eo- aQv4:s-o:r4:ooQooQvaQs4Qa-4:o-n:s4:v4:vaQooQv4:v-o:a-eoa-4ao qqe,-1 ,,. ,-. 1-,gas-.-. 1-1 1,1 .-. --- ,- 111 1:1 :1 1:1 4Qs4ov1:1 1:1 Y-V .-V 5 i ! U The J. A. Smith Co. Bitzer Furniture Co. H MENS WEAR SHOES Complete Home-Outfitters Phone 552-J l24 Moin St. Smart Apparel For Men Who Care 19 S. St. Cloir St. Poinesville, O. H l Poinesville, Ohio F! X THE LAKE ERIE MILLING CO. Flour, Feed, Coal, Poultry Supplies, Fertilizers, Building Supplies, Drain Tile Full Line of Farm Machinery Phones 95-306 Plont No. 3 Y 17 -1 1-1 1-A 1-- 1-- 1' '1 our South Stote St. Compliments of LANDPHAlR'S MARKET A Home-Owned Institution Fine Fruits 5' Vegetables Meots C7 Toble Delicocies -W W PT T -Q PP if if Evil?-W if T -W T A-W Ti Y K-V P A-W TY' The Barber Cornpany Congrotulotions to the U Closs of '38 ALL Knsios OF ii INSURANCE PROTECTION U Puritan Bakery ii Park Kimball. Mgr- ii l5 S. St. Cloir St. Phone 398 :1:: 1:1 1:: 1:: 1:: 1:: 1:1 1:: 1:1 1:: 1:: 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1-soo1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:' 1:' 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1: If fCHE'VROlFT I t 54 North State St. Phone l95 1:1 1:- -::1:1 .:1 1:' 1:: 1:: 1:: 1:: 1:: 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:: 1:1 1:1 1:1 : : 1:1 1:14Qo11:. 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 : can i l i 5 l l l 5 ALLEN CHEVROLET, INC. I l i I l l 2 YEARS OF SERVICE - - l HAVE EUILT AN EIsIvIAELE REPUTATION FOR PAlNESVILLE'S OLDEST DAIRY N HIGH QUALITY MILK REED' DAIRY l H 470 S. State St. Telephone 549 Yv, ,-, ,,,, ,-1 ,:1 1-. 1-1 1-1 1-1 1:1 1: 1:1 71 1-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 .-1 Y 1: :1 1:1 1:1 1:: KAASES BAKE SHOP 152 MAIN ST., PAINESVILLE, O. ll ll H For 63 years Kaases's has served the discriminating house-wives of Greater Cleveland with the finest in baked goods and candies. For the convenience of our many friends in the Painesville and Willoughby area this same fine variety of baked goods and candies are now available in our new Painesville ll store. We invite you to visit us here. U il Our sales people are trained to assist you in the selections of party cakes and ll pastries. ll his 1:: .:1 1:1 1:1 1:: 1:: 494-4cv1:: 1::-nav1:1 1:1 1:: 1:: ::- 1:1 1:: ':1 1:1 1:' '-f4g.'-- : : oovaov :1 ---nga'-1 ninety-one '-- --- --- '-- '--one To '-A ' --' . 2'- ' '-' '-' 'T' --- '-- --A --- l li ll ' C H A L F I N ' S li G. W. Bonshor Co. Il FOV ii General Electric S M A R T ll Appliances ll C L 0 T H E S ll 20 South St. Clair Street On S. State Near Main Paihesville, Ohio l IT'S FISHING TIME U And We Have The Tackle That Catches The Big Ones F af Also Paints Seeds Garden Tools J OUGHIN HARDWARE South State Street f School Supplies Gifts Office Supplies Toys LlGHTNER'S BOOK STORE The Smart Gift Shop Books Lending Library T' l I5 3 :Zu-' i:791'li5 li- 51541953 iii iii -1- 'Ii41b1iZ 'I' fi' 1 l BEST wisHEs TO THE 2 666,, HSM GRADUATING CLASS OF 1938 l I J M ' - errlck Motor Sales Ideal Dairy Company 2 70 N. si. ciqir si. i Used Cars - S35 to S650 3 DAY AND NlGl-lT SERVICE fl .-, Y vw, ,,,4oo,YV Y-V ,Y Y BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1938 DIAMO ALKALI COMPANY Fairport Harbor, Ohio ,,, ,Y -, ,,, ,,, ,4, ,,, CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF HARVEY HIGH I938 The Pc1inesviIIe Telegraph PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS 46 N. STATE ST. PAINESVILLE, OHIO PRINTERS OF THE 1938 ANVIL i' i1i419i13 'ZA 'ZA It :ZZ ,i. ,ii :ZZ :ZZ 'I'4161Z2 vii 3' 'Zi41r'i' 12, -' '-' '-' '-' :ZZ inety-three 4' 1 f 1 Q 3 Compliments Q S Payne 8z Beymer Co. 2 of 2 1 1 2 General Contractors 3 Popleyfs Market 2 3 32 N. State Street Phone 512 2 Phone 674W Open Evenings 2 1 Pqinesvillel Ohio 2 Corner of and Sundays 2 i State G Walnut 2 1I1 f:i 331 'ZA fli 12- 'Zi 133 1 iz: 'i -:z .:: ':i-on-1:1 Sz: zz: ::14:: g:g 3:15.13 1:4 1:1 g:: :Ii 1:4 -:: ,zz ,:g ,zz-G f Gardenware - Art Pottery 1 I Q Dinnerware - Ovenware Q Q I wholesale and Retail Q c:oMPLlMENTs OF 1 1 is a m 1 1 ' Route SEQ, One lgmilgleafstfzcflo Willoughby, Ohio l I i One mlle west of Presldent Garfield home i THE MULQUEENY BROS. Q 5 Visitors Always Welcome I i 1 THE MOORLAND CHINA COMPANY 1 1 : MIDIJlgNIgI MQOR, EENTOR, OHIO Q FAIRPORT I-1ARBoR,o1-no g . . '0ung, en. Mgr. Q 1 z Willotcghby 197-J1 elepho 6 ' Pfmwsvizze 1466 Q 1 -'3:3'9'3:-'9 i349' ii'9 Zf4Cv iYoQv':t4qo,:. 5:1 -: 'Y' ' ':: ':i 1:1 ::: :::-ago-::: -3- 1 Our Aim is to 1 1 9 il f Please You. 3 S il 1 2 g Erie Shores g Modern Beauty Shoppe 1 Ice Cream Co 1 1' Q 'S s 146 Main Street Q S 41 N. State St. Phone 404 2 pnone 146 1 4 , 1 1 1 : GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 2 1 1 2 JOHN RICH 1 Jeweler and Optometrist 1 t , Q 162 Main Street Painesville, Ohio Q I I A 1 ninety-four .-..-............................1...,.................5. -5 -nbvatv 3 -sw 2 1 D. '? rf, E Q -W 'Y u-W it t -Q0-Q W' t -W t t -Q U-W if t t t -Q t Vt it-W V-Q'-W 1 t t DR. L. A. CHAMBERUN, Dentist g Y0u'11 fmd It af 105 Main Street Q J. W. g Jeannette 134 Main Street Q DR. H. D. RAND, Dentist 5 J 1 N. Pork Place 2 .ll DR' J' J' WEY' Optometrist ' PainesviIle's Smart Store 177 Main Street 3 for women Qsutngraphz