Harvey High School - Anvil Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1939 volume:

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K KK lxxllll l 9 1 -FEW PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF HARVEY HIGH SCHOOL, PAINESVILLE, OHIO 'I Ill' I .I ' I ' ll 5 9 mikxsxxsf 3 3 5 S 2 s 5 I s 2 2 2 llmwunuuluul' The 700' 2 5 1 ,sit xlxxxx - xuynum lllllln I lx 3 4 5 1 2 I :,omg,, x1,xns11,u,1, 111fz1x1s,u'u11 g rgffzfm-Aff,-c'1,zff' Q 5 .1349 KIXTIIIKYX SIXKU Q li11sim'.w.v ,llanzlgrr I 4 'lb I S l05ssss fun icafion In sincere expression of appreciation for her proficient artistry in the Paines- ville public schools as supervisor of music, the staff of the 1939 Anvil hereby dedicates this book in the name of Miss Margaret E, Lehmann, teacher and friend. miss matgaief felcmann NIVSIQ' SI'l'l'1liYIS0li l':um-svxllv l'ulmlu' Svllmxls oaewmb If, in years to come, years of toil bucking the head- winds of life's spacious sea, these pages bring fond memories and pleasant recollection- Of the years you spent in the forecastle of Har- vey's good ship, Eruditiong', Of the true friendships forged and strengthened thereg Of the high ideals and the glittering standards toward which you aimedg Of the stepping-stone significance this period meant in the accomplishment of better thingsg Then shall we, the captain and crew, rest assured that our efforts in making this hook your book, have been amply rewarded. ANVIL STAFF OF '39 MARSHALL HEINBAUGH, Editor eight Mime 7-alale of contents History of Harvey High School Administration .,.,...,.,. , . Seniors , . . . .... . . . . . Home-Coming Queen . . . Juniors ...,... Snapshots . . , Sophomores ..... Boards and Clubs . , . Football . ,... , Basketball . . . Advertising . ,. . Class Prophecy , , . Page Page Page Page Page Page Page . . Page Page Page Page Page -1- 12-19 22-3-lf 35 36-38 39 40-43 -M-69 72-77 78-82 8-L-97 98-99 Histofzxl 06 Hafzveml gclzool In 1852 a society of education deeded to the city of Painesville the grounds and school buildings it had bought and erected for educational purposes. With these aids a newly elected school board built up a system of grammar and high schools. The schools were conducted by the board until 1855, when George E. Howe became superintendent. At the end of his first year, he accepted a better pos- ition elsewhere and was replaced by the Rev. E. H. Hawley. The high school at this time was much inferior to the present high school. Latin, for instance, had been but recently introduced and claimed only three students. In 1858 a new building was erected at a cost of 5B13,000. When the new school opened in 1861, there were nine teachers comprising the staff. Three years later Professor Harvey became the superintendent. Under his administration a new building was erected on St. Clair St., and the class of '68, the first to graduate, consisted of four young ladies and one young gentleman. Professor Harvey accepted the post of State School Com- missioner and left the high school. Vvithin twenty years the school had grown so large that a new building, the present junior high school, was erected, and the year 1919 saw the con- struction of the present Harvey building. Painesville has taken great pride, not only in this rapid growth, but also in the standards of scholarship and character which have been emphasized continually throughout these years. ten 7-Lomas Haivexi gclwol 4? ,bex my :wiv I l' ,f I flffflll 1 Rx mwmsmxsxu U Kallxixu I ff! ADMINISTRATICDN 'lll'I ,manga 3 ,Z 5 htiltssssse s s s s s s s 3 5 2 2 S E 2 5 5 5 2 s 2 5 3 5 N S : 'E - s 911.55 2 5 1 5 5 1 5 5 f 5 5 5 Q 5 2 4 5 3 5 I 5 Z 851812 is 5 ll f 6 4 I 4 -5 2 M85 2 1 : 'E C. C. PIERCE Superintendent fourteen fifteen A. I.. BAUMGAR'l'N1'Ili Principuvl oafza of gbucafion JAMES C. HOBBS DR. ROSS A. GREENWOOD GLENN E. ESCH President Vice President Clerk HAROLD U. DANIELS OTTO H. HARER DR. I.. A. CHAMBERLIN siwtcen li. Blflt'l'0N VVHI'I'COMB GRACIQ pg' WYMAN VVUUSIUI' C H4'lIl' Ohio XNPSIUXSIII, Uhin Binh' lIi.s'lur.l1, l'i1'i4'x RUTII M. VVHIGANIJ' Kvni Shih- l'nivvrsily Luliu. lfnylisll IIIGNRY W. LHIINING Ohio l'nivm-rsity Imlu.-:trial Ari.-r xvvnntarm IQIIUHNII A I.HS'l'I'lli I.. DIUKICY in XVUHIPXIIII I'niv0rsih' If IIQIINII IQIJNA Nl. K'Ul'l'l in Wm-slm-yzul Vnivvrsilv JIall11'n:a!ir'.s' D.-Xl,l'l li. SMITH Olwrlin C'nlls'f.r1' l'l:4'mi.vlr.1l. .lvl-ll.Vfl'.V lf1l l II'I B. TRAVIS Nlilfifttil College .H nylixll IAN M. CVNNINGHAM Ulliu Wvxlvyzln Vllivcrsity ,lifmklwvpiluy ROY F. GEORGE Ohio University PAV1, MOSS Purdue University Sofia! Sl'il'I1f'0 Swirl! Sr'iw1r'1'. llisfory .'ll4'lII?fif' Dirertor 5:2 :ik f in i rc LAYTON C. POLLOCK DOROTHY G. HOLLING Defiance College Western Reserve U. Ohio State University Jlfltlzcrrifltirx, Vocational Guiflarzce lil RNESTINE PAVEY Ohio State University Art Shorthand ALVERNA M. KOCH Ohio University Typawriting K 'E - U' ' Y fi 5 A A if HOVVARD C. BARNES Oberlin College Kent State University Biology IVAN O. HAWK Miami University Inrluszfrial A rts MA RGA R ET E. LEHM ANN VVittenberg College Music eighteen Q . JOYl'l'I J. l'AliKl'llt GLICNNA l'l. 0Vl'IRl'lOI.'l' Mll,Dlil4lD J. CUMINGS llirzun Cnllm-ge Kvllf Shih' l'niversity Oberlin College lV1'5l4'F l R4'M'f'V4' I ' llumrf EFfllllIllliL'8 Ilixfary Librarian Ii0l!l'lli'l' Ii. DICKICY Ali'l'IlUli F. HOMMEI, l'niv4-rsily ni' Kc-nllu'ky Km-nt Shih- University llinluyy, ldnylixh .luurnulixnn llixlory J. 'l'. lVIc'K'l'l,l.0l'GII F. A. APl'I,l'lGA'I'l'l l'l+lAlil, C. PLUMER Uliiu l'nivi-rsiiy Muskingum College Northwestern University HfU'Vf'l'll l'lllVffl'SitY .llusifx Hand, Orvlwsfra English, Publix' Speaking Fra iwh, If nglish nineteen 477 -,BX mm Ill Nl NH I ll If l I ,,II 1 was ll! IKKKKK Quusxuuxxxut Wllnlul! 1 . sauna: 3,0 I 1 f ff! CLASSES ,l nun, ' anim, 5 Q Q uh I tblususe nmu llll 0' 5. f '1 xxmxxxxuswjlllulal ..sSS Q 5 1 4 5 P 5 f f 1 I f 5 4 4 f issms Em., J 5 5 4 Q I 41- Z S85 eniofzs 'iielafzuafuf Glass Officefzs T if ala Virginia Concoby Alice Obee Martin Nelson President Vice President Secretary une Glass Officefzs , Francis Brannigan John Zalar Kathryn Sinko President Vice Prexident Serretary MR. E. B. WHITCOMB, Sponsor -L 9 I A Lola Reed Treasurer egzf ,ws Bette Lombardy Treasurer Iwo nty-two Bi-:'r'rY Axnmcsox Shy mul wirnrfsl in hvr work, fllllt thing erurv. .vhr4'lI imzwfr' nhirku Hall Guard 33 Girl Ri-se-rvc-s 2, 3. 43 l'omin+-rr-ial Uluh 33 Publicity lloard 3. I.umm.i: Bif:N'r 'Cillcu fl x1w1ft, llhil'lll'lifUl'. I-fiiul of 1'hurm. I'oinnn-ri-ial Club Il, V. Pri-:-iidvnt 43 Study liall 1'oninlitti-i- 43 ltvd lu-ppt-r 1'luh3 llowdi-Hi Ulub 4, V, 1'r4-side-ut 33 l'lu-1-rlvadvr 43 Latin Ulub 33 Honu--Coming At- tc-ndant3 ln- Musqui- l'luh Sm:'y 43 Tho Night ol' January Six- tvm-ntlv 3 National Honor Socivty. l iiANc1is liimxxumx Fran 'fN4lTl'il1'fI' .-fu busy u man ll-Y hw. Anal 'llI'h, he xwnwrl Izusivr than lm wax. Hall Guard 21 Study llall Vom- inittm- 33 llaslu-lball 2, 3, 43 Home' Itooin Si-c'y 23 Homo ltooin V. I'r1-:-mills-ut 43 Harvvy t luh 3, 4: ln- Masquv Club 43 l'r0sidf-nt Son- ior f'l!lSS1 Traffic Board 33 Noon lioard 33 Sports Editor Har- Illnirr-r 3, -I3 Prince- of 1'i-ace Pon- te-st 33 Studont Nouncil 3, -I3 Trai-li 3, 43 'I'h4- Night ol' .lau- uary Sixti-i-nth : Svuior Day: Quill and Svroll -I. liI l'lI lilll'lWl'1l! Ruthie 'NIH' lnflpful' 'wax hrfr molto. 'lin kind in word mul lll'l'll'.H L'oinin1-ri-ial Club 3, 43 Attvndamri- Ilourd V. Pre-side-nt 43 Svniorllay, Lo li i':'1 m lh's'1'u,xxmvsx1 I,11urri .-I girl 'mlm IIiI'llNI'.N' all 'mlm know hw. lllrl llc-i-u-rw-H 2, 3, 43 Puhlicrity lioaril 33 llowdl-Hi Plub 43 llonio IG:-. l'lub 3. Mviiox CHALFIN Ch11lly From Ihr 1'l'll'lUll' of hix hwul fu Ihr mln of his foot. he i.-f all mirth. llall Guard 2. 33 Social Board 2, 33 ln- Masqui- Club 3, 43 l l'1'lNYll t'luh 43 IN-bali' 43 Morton of thi' Nlovii-:-x 3 'l'alm- of Two Citin-s 3 Th-s Night of January Six- li-:-nill 3 Radio Play Past 4. i7C'I'lli.ll-HI rw: I .M PHILI1' BEEISPI Pete 'fl had rather lmzvr a fool to 'make me merry, than vxper- il'll-Fl! to make me xml. l'iT.IZABE'l'H Bonxmz Dolly 'Om' lhing is fur1 v1'r goorlj That one lhing is s'ucc'0.vs. G'i1'lIh-svi'vvs 2, 3, 43 HEXI'-1Klllg'Pl' 3, 43 Home Economics Club 3, 43 Hall Guard 3. 43 Howdi-Hi Club 3, 43 Library Board 43 Girls'Glvo Club 43 Quill and Scroll 4. JAMES B imru Jim fl brarrf man slrugyling in llw xlormx of fair. Hand 2, 33 Orchostra 2, 33 Foot- hall 23 Hall Guard 33 Lv Masquv Club 3, V. President 4: Student Vouncil 4: Amplifier Technician 33 Hzirvcy Club 43 lXlvrt0n of tho Movies-1 3 l'hic-f of Traffic Board 4. Tho Night of January Six- tv0nth Hixzm. B iiuvr: uljllflfhn .-I f'h1'r'ry smile. fl charming friend to all. HCJIIIH Room Si-c'y 2, 33 Sedy Junior Ulassg Girl ltvsvrvx-S 2, 33 Secfy Studvnt Associationg Svc'y Assoinbly Board 43 lied Pepper l'lllbQ Band 2, 33 Social Board 43 Study Hall Committee 3, 43 Sen- ior Day. C LA u me C'A1uioLI. .lI0o.s'e fu-ln all around good fellow. Hand 2, 33 Orclivstra, 43 Study Hall l'0lTllYlllt0l' 3, 43 Assembly Board 33 Track 43 1KlllDllll0l 1'0Cll- nician 3. 14'L01tEN!'E Cuixun Flon A 'worlwr 'worthy of rrlwarrlf' Athletic Ulub 23 History Club 33 Latin Club 33 Howdi-Hi Ulub 33 French Ulub 43 Har-Bingor 33 Study Hall l'Ullllllllt0C-1: National Honor Socii-ty. HELEN COLE Little One Her 'ways are 'lC'fl.llS of pleu- .mnfn1'ss. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 Study Hall Committee 3, 43 Howdi-H1 Club 3, President 43 Girl Re- serves 3, 43 Library llonrd 3, Ser-'y 43 S+-nior Tiny. EX'ELYN COTTLE -1 lass with quninf and quiwl way.v.' ' Athletic Club 23 Noon Board 3, Sec-'y 43 Har-Iliiigrer' 33 Anvil 3. 43 Hall Guard 33 Rand 3, 43 Point Board 43 Piiotogzrnpliy Club 4, Lou CIaow'I'HE1c Louie Ile rlfwfr1'1fs praise, who flow not wlml he may. hill 'whrlf he ouyliff' Football 3, 43 Traffic Board 3, 43 Student Council 33 Assembly Board 3, 43 Hall iluztrd 2, 3, 43 Study Hall Committee 33 Photo- glapiiy Club 43 Yzutity H Club 43 Senior Day. Ovimo D,ASCANIO lVilly Hops Many u noble' :mul is hiflclrfn by Il quiet 1f.rfarim'. Football 2, 3, 43 Hall Guard 3. CARMELLA IJEINIARINIS Cormier Her e'vr'ry effort was worlh wliilef' Home Room Sec'y 33 Point Board 3, 4: Home EQ. Club 3, Sec'y 43 Girl Reserves 4. PHILIP IJOLCE Fr0geyes', 2-1 yoiufh who holds no soriefy with grief. Track 3, 43 Football 2, 43 Varsity H Club 43 Hi-Y Club 4. VIRGINIA CONCOBY Ginny QI cheerful look ix always' pl1'a..-filly. Study Hall Committele 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Home Room President 33 Assistant S6-c'y Stu- dent Association3 Howdi-Hi Club 43 President A2 Classg Assistant S0c'y Assembly 11011111 4. IIILLIAN CREEIION Lil,' IlIu..vlr'. charm of heaven. and of earthf' Villa Marin Academy 23 Le Mne- que Club 43 Red Pepper Club3 Howdi-Hi Club 43 French Club 4. RAC HAEL CIIN NINGHA II Rach A frieml, rm rhum. n youd .s-port too? LibI3a.ry Board 2, 3, President 43 Study Hall Committee 33 Cheer- leader 3, 43 Home Ec. Club 33 Ad- vertising Stafi' Har-Ringer 3, 43 Crop and Spur Club 43 Quill and Scroll 4. VIOLA DAVIS Vi Her heart is -in her work. Girls' Glee Club Librarian 43 Hall Guard 3. GEORGE DISAIA Silence is more vloqiufnt fhan ZUOTll.S'.!' WIIILIALI DOWLING Irish 'file liked the game and played it well. Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity H Club 43 Study Hull Committee 43 Sen- ior Day. twenty-four ANN IJlTBl.l1NCO Swift to hear, slow to :4prak. Girl li1'S1'l'V1'S 2, 3: Hmm- Ee. Club 3, 4: Publicity Board 3: Girls' 4:11-v Club 4: Hnwdi-Hi ClIIb 4: Hull Guurd 2, 4. DANII-:I, l'1I,I,I-:mm Dan'l fl fwpnlzlw rhap wlm ha.-r ar- vumplixhwl Zi,'0lllll'fK.u Fmnthiill 2, 3: Hurvvy Club 2, 3, 1: Honu- Ronin l'rf-sidvnt 2, 33 Study Hall Cnmmittve- 3. 41 VVrI-slling 2: liund 2, 3, 4: Studi-nt luunmll l ' . MA lt .I mu I: FA N KIIAIISI-:It ScMar'iv9 To ln' small uf xfalurw and full of fun, is lo lm Iowa! by l4veryon1'. Girl ll1'H1'l'Vl'S 3, 'lil't'1l5. 4: Howdi- Hi Club 3, 4: Hull Guard 3: Kvnt Scholarship Team 2, 3: Point llourd 3, 4: Study Hull Cummit- tot- 3, 4: A Capps-ilu. Choir 2, 3, 41 l'il'l'IlK'll Club 4: Hur-llingm-r -11 Nnllonnl Huliur Srwivty. Rolsisirr F1sEII Bob l,lI'll-VILYO ix ever in hi.-1 hands, his Wynn. liIlHkf'llN1ll 2, 3, 4: Band 2. 33 'Prnt-k 3, 4: Varsity H Club 3. 4, A LIIICN FI.I1:'I'f'III1:Ic Flet1'h 'fllnmnr has ju-nlly IIWII- 11'- yurrlwl as fha fimmf IIl'l'fl'l'fl0Il uf pnvfir' fllflllll,-Li' l rf-ncli Club 3: Suciul Board 3, 42 Anvil 4, Ric: IIA ltll lvl! I-:I1:IsIAN Dick 0lI! lhaf all fha 'ways nf men Br' Iflfllllllllf as all of his have lJw'n. TI'nt'l'ic liunrd 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Hall Guard 3, 4: Print- ing' Club 4: Nunn I!n:II'd 4. Iwi' nity- f ivy 4 Q I MAIzGAIcE'I' Enousl-: IV 41 ran flu more by Iwiny yuml than in any oflufr way. Girl Ilvsurves 2: l'0Illhll'l'ClillClllb ll. I'A'I'IIIcIA ELLI01' 'KPaftfy fl yirl will: many winning willy.-r.' ' Ft-ulliiv Editor I-Izir-Iiingor 3, 4: flirl lin-sorvvs 3, V, President 4: Hall Guard 2, 3, 4: Study Hall f'oInnIittt-0 3, 4: Huwdi-Hi Club 4: Publicity Ihmrd 3, Prvsidt-nt 4: Noon l':UlLI'd Sec-'y 4: Nutiomtl Furvnsic Le-:Iguo 4: Senior Day: Nntionztl Hmmr Sm-in-ty: Quill and Scroll 4. hilRGlNIA FIGLEIL For xlw was just flu' qnief kind wlwxff nature iwvffr varies. Girl Iii-se-I'vvs 2, 3, SA-c'y 4: How- di-Hi Club 3, Sec'y 4: Attsandnnce Board Prvsidvnt 4: Hall Guard 4: Spelling.: T1-am 4. LIARILYN FLENEII Susi4 ' rl plnasiny l'0llllfPllUlIl'l' in no .-rliyhl !lll'1'!llIf4I!1I'.u Girl Rvstives 2, 3: Arclwry Club Serc'y 2: li0llllI19l'L3i2ll Club 3, Svdy 4: Point Bmtrd 2, 3: Asse-Iubly Board 4: Hair-Binge-r 3: Rc-d Pop- pvr Club: Le Masque Club 4: Howdi-Hi Club 3, V. President 4: Spotlight 3: Band 3: A Cappt-lla Choir 3, 4: Home Room V. Presi- dvnt 4: Tho Night of January Sixteenth . PILEANOR FItANz Fril:: Did you .s-at!! shi' wrm timid? No. just r11x1'r'v111l. Publicity lg0l1I'd 2: Rod Pvppvr Club: Study Hull Committee 3, 42 ff0l'lll!l0l'Clill Club 3: Holm-- Coming IAtte-ndnnt. EUGENE FItII.If:Y Gene 'filo lives in pr-arf will: all man- kind. Harvey Club 2, 3, 4: Truck 3, 4: French Club 4: Pllotogiwlplly Club 4. ALBERT GAGE Al Study to be quiet. Latin Club 2, 35 French Club 45 Kent Scholar-shi Team 25 Na- - D tional Honor Society. HENILY HAGGERTY I may do something sensation- al yet. BERTIE HANNAH Bert Short, sweet and .-ra1u'yf' Study Hall Committee 35 Home Room Sec'y 35 Red Pepper Club Sec'y5 Social Board 4. BETTY HART Jitterbug,' A quiet lass, there are but few who know the treasures hid in you. Mentor 2, 35 Howdi-Hi Club 45 Girl Reserves 4. LIARSHALL HEINBAITGH Heinie ' 'fCome fair one, dwell in my heart and pay no rent. Home Room V. President 2, 3: Boys' Quartette 25 Boys' Trio 35 Senior Octette5 Student Council 45 Study Hall Committee 35 As- sistant Editor Anvil 3, Editor 45 Harvey Club 45 Le Masque Club 45 A Cappella Choir President 35 Treas. 45 Associate Editor Har- Binger 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Rifle Club 25 Radio Play Cast 45 Spelling Champion 35 Senior Day. JANE HINE Never anything can be amtss when simpleness and duty ten- der it. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Home Ee. Club 35 Howdi-Hi Club 4. DOROTHY GREEN Pussy', There ix nothing so popular as goodness. Girl Reserves 45 Hall Guard 45 l-Iowdi-Hi Club 4. GORDON HANKS fffillways talking out loud when .s-'ilenee should prevail. Football Manager 25 Archery Club 25 Model Club 35 Buildings and Grounds Board 25 Ha.l'-Bin- ger 35 Anvil 4. ELIZABE'FH HARRISON Lizzie Thy modest-y's candle to thy merit. Band Sec'y 2, 3, Conductor 45 Or- chestra 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 glistrict and State Solo Contests ITYSLE HAZEN Red,' Let a man, practice the profes- sion he best knows. Band 2, 35 Orchestra 2. 35 Traffic Board 35 Study Committee 25 SO- cial Board 3. ANN HETTINGER Ants UA brtllmnt mind-a manner kind. Athletic Club 25 Latin Club 35 Howdi-Hi Club 35 Study Hall Committee 3, 45 History Club 35 Assistant Circulation Manager Har-Binger 3, Circulation Man- ager 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Na- tional Honor Society. GEOIIGE HOBBS Bono All great men are dying. I feel sick myself. Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Home Room President 25 Presi- dent Sophomore Class5 Kent Scholarship Team 25 Har-Binger 3, 45 Sports Editor Anvil 45 Pho- tography Club 45 Harvey Club 2, 4, Treas. 35 Student Council 3, President 45 Study Hall Commit- tee 2, 3, 45 Varsity H Club 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Senior Day. twenty-six KA'l'llPIlllNFl HOLLY' Kay A maiden. of this century, yet mo.-rt meek. Home lloom V. l'rn-sidont 35 lfomc Ido. Club 35 Girl lie-su-rvos 2, 35 Study Hull Committee 45 llull Guard 2. A N N HllltVA'l'Il llru.1'eful and useful-Aull she does. lllrl Rs-si-rvos 2, 35 Homo Room Pro:-xiclu-nt 35 Home- Mc. Club 'l'rcus. 3, Pri-sidl-nt 45 Point Board 45 f'Ullllllt'l'CllIi l'lub 4. l,llll.ll'1i0lTGllKEllK Halsey One red head Lv lzetler than no ne I Blind 25 Orclu-stra 3: Track 3, 45 Soclnl Board 45 Traffic Board 3: Hull Guard 3: French Club 45 Hurvney Club 4. Hoimcwi-1 HllllS'1' Galax Ilia: smile gives its owner pass- port round the world. Homo Room I're-sidm-nt 2, V. Pros- imlm-nt 45 Hurve-y Club tl, 45 Social 'Board 4: Studcnt Council 45 Truck 3. Noiulm JACKSON Squirt With mirlh and lnuglzter, let old wrinkles come. Rod l'1-ppl-r Ulub Tre-us.: Studs-nt Council 45 Sociul Ilourd 4: Home ltoom Svc'y 4: Study Hull Com- lnitlvc 3, 4g Latin Club Prcsidx-nt 35 Judgf- Student Court 3, 45 Morlt Noord 35 Tri-as. Junior Class: Atliln-tio Club 25 Homo lloom V. Pro:-ridont 2: National llonor Socie-ty5 Sm-nlor lmy. MAlu:A1u4:'1' JOHNSON Peg Her every tone in mu.-ric's own. Home lioom Svc'y 2: A Cappcllzt Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glcc Club l'l'v:-xldvnt 45 Girl llf.'SUl'VOS 4. I'me1ity-.rumen A ug, -oo DORIS HOLP i She speaketlz not, and yel there lies a conver.-ration in her eyes. A Uztppella Choir 2, 3, 45 Study Hall Committcc 35 French Club 4. lf1im'A1wHO1w,x'rH Eddie The force of his own merit makes his way. Home Room Sec'y 25 Se-c'y-Trczrs. Sophomore Class: Study Hall Uommittce 2, 3, 45 Truck 4. HARRY HOWELL rl quiet studiou.-r boy with little thought of joy. Scnlor Day. ELLEN JACKSON nKlli'l0'll-gh she had much wit, she was shy of using it. Thompson 2, 3. IQENNETH JOH NSON Benny Kills time, but never 'works il to death. Basketball 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Band 2, Prosident 35 Librarian 45 Social Board 35 Study Hull Com- mittee 35 Track 45 Senior Daly. Doms JOHNSTON Knowledge is power. Home Room President 2, 35 Study Hall Committee 3, 4: Athlctic Club 25 Kent Scholarship Team 2, 35 Attendance Board Svc-'y 35 Senior Day5 National Honor SO- ciety. ROBERT JQUGHIN Bob Worry and I have never met. Buildings 8: Grounds Board 2: French Club President 4: Spell- ing Team 4: Photography Club 4. EDWARD KALLAY Geezil I am a fellow of no degree, given to ramping and jollityf' Hall Guard 3: Buildings 8: Grounds Board Y. President 4: Orchestra 2. ELEANOR KANE Killer The mildest manners, the gentlest heart. Commercial Club 3, 4. WILLIs KEEN Will KfBH3'lII0S.? before pleasure. then, lots of pleasure. Hi-Y Club 2, 3, V. President 4: Assembly Board 3: Social Board 4: Le Masque Club 4: Home Room V. President 3: Editor Har-Binger 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, V. President 4: Photo- graphy Club 4: Quill 8m Scroll 3, President 4: Debate: Oratory: Radio Play Cast 4: Senior Day: The Night of January Six- teenth : National Honor Society: National Forensic League 4. KENNETH KLEINSHROT Stinger A 'man by nothing is so well betrayed as by his manners. Fooball 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Home Room President 2: Stu- dent Council 2, 3: Study Hall Committee 2, 3. CATHERINE LAMos Fritz Life is not life at all without delight. Commercial Club 3, 4: Girl Ite- serves 2, 3, 4: Point Board Sec'y. 4: Home Ec. Club 3, 4: Noon Board 2: Publicity Board 2, 3: Study Hall Committee 3, 4. ALVA JUDKINS Jughead My heart is true as steel. Social Board President 4: Study Hall Committee 4: Track 3, 4: Harvey Club 3, 4: Varsity H Club 4: Band 2, 3: Traffic Board 3: Student Council 3: Assistant Business Manager Har-Binger 3, Business Manager 4: Bailiff Stu- dent Court 4: Merit Board 2: Orchestra 3: Le Masque Club 4: The Night of January Six- teenth : Quill 81 Scroll 4. MICHAEL KALLAY Mike A friend always, a sport all through. He does things most folks cantt do. Study Hall Committee 4: Foot- ball 2, 3: Hi-Y Club 2, 3: Judge Student Court 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Home Room V. President 3. JACK KEENEIR John 'fl am very fond of the com- pany of ladies. Home Room President 2: Study Hall Committee 3, 4: Football 2. 3, 4: Harvey Club 2, 3, 4: Social Board 4: Student Council 3: Var- sity H Club 4. Emvfxnn KILRAIN Ed t'lVlse to resolve and atleint to P reform. Home Room Sec'y. 2: Student Council 2: Study Hall Committee 3, 4: French Club 4: Photography Club 4: Senior Day. Lois KNEALE Peanuts Of manners gentle, of affec- tions mildf' Commercial Club 4: Home Room Sec'y 4: Study Hall Committee 4. ROBERT LAW Barter I know the disposition of wom- en 27 Student Council 3, 4: Study Hall Committee 2, 3: Harvey Club 3, Sec'y. 4: Home Room President 4: Hall Guard 2, 3: Senior Day: National Honor Society. twenty-eight l'1ii,r:icN LEIINING Hatty 'fllafr wayx are ways of plea- xaiilrufxx, .flml all lwr palhx are peace. Study Hall Committee 3, 4: Ath- letic Club 2: Latin Club 3, 4: Merit Board 4: Hall Guard 4: Senior hay: National Honor So- ciety. l,ANll'lL l.vNcir ilIurphy Nl am not in the roln of rom- fmon mon. Harvey Club 2, 3, -1: Assembly Board 2, 3: Study Hall Commit- ts-o 3: Student Council 3: French Club 4: Homo ltoom President 4: 1'hotog'raphy Club 4: Hall Guard 2. ANmtr:w BIAKEE Amly,' Ile wna.-:tered wlialmver was worth knowing. Assembly Board 3, 4: Study Hall Committee 4: Cheerleader 4: Hall Guard 4. Doiiornv RIATSON Dot Jian, lmr 1'ompanion,' .loy 'wmv her god. Le Masque Club 3, 4: lied Pepper Clnbg Crop ls? Spur Club 4: Girl Ri-serve:-x 2: Athletic Club 2: So- cial lloard 3: Anvil: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Swimming: Club 4. VIRGINIA lx'ICl,EVl'l l' Ginny Her heart ix in her work. Girl lie:-xerves 2: Library Board 3: Howdi-Hi Club 3, 4: Commer- cial Club 4. G1mN'r Minmzix Grunt Work fast and than rest. liar-Illngcr 3: Track 3, 4: Pub- llclty Board St-c'y. 3: Photo- graphy Club Se-e'y 4: Study Hall Committee 4. twenty-'nine Br:'r'rE Lomiminn' Bet Breauly! lV0 rall if only Bettyiv way. Athletic Club 2: Home Room Y. President 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, President 4: Social Board 3, Treas. 4: Study Hall Commit- tee 3, 4: Student Council 4: Treas. Senior Class: Red Pepper Club: Crop Sz Spur Club 4: Sen- ior Octette: Home - Coming Queen: National Honor Society. VALERY LYNCH Val Gorilla of xp1'm'll. lll'lll'flI'l'lll' of mindf' Villa Maria Academy 2: French Club Sec'y. 4: Library Board 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Crop 8: Spur Club 4: Publicity Board 3: Hall Guard Committee 4: Student Court 4: National Honor Society: Senior Day: History Club 3, 4: Study Hall Committee 4. G1c1z,x1,inNif: RIARTIN Gerry Always buxy, always marry, rmrl doing hor limi. A Cappella Choir 3, 4. MAlcc:.xnE'1' Mc'Col:M1vK Mickey It ix not yoorl fliaf man shoulrl be alone. Howdi-Hi Club 4: Red Pepper Club: Publicity Board Sec'y. 4: Assembly Board 3: Anvil 3: Girl Reserves 3: Har-Binger 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Study Hall Committee 3: Radio Play Cast 4: Athletic Club 2: Quill LQ Scroll -l: lie Masque Club -l: The Night of January Sixteenth. 1 RANK LIESSINA Ile 'wax a yoorl man, and jimi. Mixiuoiuu NIONTGOMEIKY 'film-j Swe1'lrw.v,v from lwr quiet self radiates, Student Council 2: Point Board Se-c'y. 2: Home Room Sec'y. 2, 3: Anvil 3: Study Hall Committee 3, 4: Red Pepper Club: he Masque Club 3, 4: Social Board 3: Har- Hinger 3: Advertising Manager 4: A Cappella Choir: Librarian 3, 4: National Honor Society: Quill 8: Scroll 4: Senior Octette. ELEANOIL BIORRISON 'TA sweet, attractive kind grace. Home Room Sec'y. 3, 43 A Cap- pella Choir 2, Sec'y. 3, 43 Cheer- leader 3, 43 Red Pepper Clubg Study Hall Committee 4. EDNA NELSON Ted', f'She has a gift supreme, that of personality. Red Pepper Club: Study Hall Committee 43 Library Board 43 l:'1'eiiici1 Club 43 A Cappella Choir 'Y ! ' ALICE OREE Blest with that 1-harm, the cer- tainty to please. Home Room President 2, Sec'y, 33 Library Board 33 French Club 43 Howdi-Hi Club 3, 43 V. Presi- dent A-2 Class3 National Honor Society. DONALD PARKER Don On with the danlre. Let joy be funconfinieolf' Study Hall Committee 33 Harvey Club 3, 43 Home Room President 33 Track 2. RUTH PENOYAR Penny There is a. garden in her fare where roses and white lilies: show. Lakewood High 2, 33 Girl Re- serves 43 Howdi-Hi Club 43 Girls' Glee Club 43 Har-Binger 43 National Honor Society. HAROLD PoNT1Us Ile was a very perfect gentle knight. Hi-Y Club 43 Photography Club President 43 Study Hall Commit- tee ', 4. NIARY MUCCIARONI A true friend is forever a friend. Homc Ee. Club 33 Commercial Club 43 Point Board 4. MAlt'FIN NELSON Marty Sports and school are my de- light. They keep me busy day and night. Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Varsity H Club 3, Sec'y. 43 Noon Board 43 Sec'y. A-2 Class3 VVrest1ing 2. DIARY LIARGARET 0,BRIEN CCMaTg,! A smile for all, a welrome glad. A jolly, lively way she had. Howdi-Hi Club 43 Red Pepper Club. JOHN PASQUAILELLI Pasky,' 'fGod bless the man who invent- ed sleep. Traffic Board 43 Football 2, 3, 43 W1'estling 23 Varsity H Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Senior Day. HARRY PERRY Fortune and love favor the brave. BEULAH PRAHL Bertram 'Ullusie hath charms. Orchestra 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 4: Latin Club 3. President 4: Hall Guard 33 National Honor Society. thirty HENRY RAND Hank Un.1ea.uy rents the head that wears the crown. Home Room President 2: Har- vey Club 2, 3: President 4: Band 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Study Hall Commit- tee 3, 4: Social Board 4: Varsity H Club 3, 4: President Junior Ulm-is: Senior Duy: National Honor Society. Wi1,1.is RicuA1msoN Bill Ile was a boy, lake him for all in all. Band 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Buildings 8: Grounds Board 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Radio Club 4: Senior Octette. Hmm LD IKOHINSON A student and scholar given to thought? Hall Guard 3, 4: Noon Board 4: Senior Day. Mmm-1 SAGE Hope is xweeter than pos- session. Band 3: Assembly 2, 4: Hur- Blnger 3: Hull Guard 2: Cheer- leader 4: Athlctlc Club 2: French Club 4. JEAN Sci-mI.'1'z Tillie Beauty cost her vwthing, her virtues were so fair. Home ltoom V. President 2: Ath- lctlc Club 2: Student Council 2: Assistant Sec'y. 4: Latin Club 3: Social Board Sc-c'y. 4: French Club 4: Merit Board Sec'y. 3: Clerk Student Court 3: Study Hall Committee 3, 4: Red Pepper Club I'rs-sident: Home-Coming Attendant: Senior Day: National Honor Society. JEWELI. SENNETT As merry as the day Lv long. Home Room Sec'y. 2: Crop :SL Spur Club 4: Attendance Board 2: Athletic Club 2: Anvil 2: As- sistant Circulation Manager 3: Circulation Manager 4: Publicity Board 3: Study Hall Committee 3, 4: Social Board 4: Red Pepper Club: Quill 8: Scroll 4. thirty-one I.oLA Rican A merry heart that Iaughx al care. Home Room Sec'y. 2, 4: Study Hall Committee 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Howdi-Hi Club 4: Crop 8: Spur Club 4: Treas. A-2 Class: Ited Pepper Club: French Club 4. CAROL ROBINSON Is she not passing fair? Girl Reserves 3, 4: Har-Binger 3, 4: Hall Guard 3: One-Act Play 4: National Honor Society. 'J JAUNITA ROBINSON lVinnie Her voice wax ever soft, gentle, and low-and excel- lent thing in a woman. Kent Roosevelt School 2: French Club 4: Howdi-Hi Club 4: Presi- dent 3: Girl Reserves 3: A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4: Le Masque Club President 4: Red Pepper Club: Study Hall Committee 3: Nation- nl Forensic League 3: Radio Play Cust 4: The Night of January Sixteenth. Roiimvr SANFORD Bob 'Ellen of few 'words are the best men. Study Hall Committee 4: Home Room V. President 4: Photo- graphy Club V. President 4. Lois SCHUMAKER Wisdom shall die with youf' Latin Club 3, Ss-c'y. 4: Study Hall Committee 4: Point Board 4: Hall Guard 4: History Club 4: National Honor Society. . lc l Q . .s ,' L I 1' 'IXN S11 VF 'rico lm An athlete, strong and vom- pelentf' Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Varsity 'H Club President 4: Student Coun- cil 2, 4: Study Hall Committee 4. IQATHRYN S1NKo Kay,' lVe found her worthy of our 'wel1'ome.', Girl Rest-ives 2: Study Hall Com- mittee 3. 4: Assistant Business Manager Anvil 3, Business Man- ager 4: Red Pepper Club: Pub- licity Board 4: Sec'y. Senior Class: A Cappella Choir 4: Quill Sz Scroll 4. LAx1,A Soixu-ri Miken A merry heart that sings all day long. Commercial Club 3, 4: Hall Guard 2: Girl Reserves 2. IAAURENCE ST. JOHN 66-Lalrr' 99 ll For men Home and men may go, But I go on forever. Football 3: Orchestra 4: Build- ings 8: Grounds Board 4: Traffic Board 4. r 1 LILLIAN TALCOTT Happiness consists in ac- fruity. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Hall Guard 3: Attendance Board Sec'y. 4: Senior Day. Gsoiwla THOMAS Gufber IJon'f take life too seriously. Youll! never get out of it alive? Printing Club 4: Archery Club 4. BETTY TIYCKER Tufclvey Always gracious and sweetf' I-Iowdi-Hi Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Merit Board 4: Anvil 4: Le Masque Club 4: Hall Guard 4: History Club 3, 4: Study Hall Committee 4: The Night of Jan- uary Sixteentling National Honor Society. ?Dn- Anotru SoM1'1J1 A gentleman of strong fiberfj Traffic Board 4: Hall Guard 4. LORETTA STANTON Misste NA maiden, she, of tender heart anal gentle beautyf' Villa Maria Academy 2: Study Hall Committee 3, 4: Anvil 3, 4: Crop 85 Spur Club 4: French Club V. President 4: Red Pepper Club V. President: Home-Coming At- tendant: Quill 84 Scroll 4. DOROTHY STUPER 'fThe flower that grows with truth and goodness. Hall Guard 2: Study Hall Com- mittee 4. MARY TEAR 'fQu'iet she seems, but her friend say she is always ready for a good time? 1 CAROL 'l ISDEL 0ram,' 'flfnowledge eomex of learning well retained. Buildings St Grounds Board 2: History Club 3, 4: Latin Club V. President 3: French Club 4: Study Hall Committee 3, 4: At- tendance Board President 3: Merit Board 4: Hall Guard 4: Senior Day: National Honor S0- ciety. MAR112: TlTT 1'LE Tut In her tongue i.-r the law of kindness. Merit Board 3, President 4: Study Hall Committee 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3: History Club 3, 4: French Club 4: Hall Guard 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Howdi-Hi Club 3: Buildings Xa Grounds Board President 2: Crop 8: Spur Club 4. thirty-two Nam Vltlmxclc Slither Tlu'y ure only lruly great who are truly good. llall Guard 2: Girl Rs-sc-rves 3, 4: Uommorclal Ulub 3, President 4: Attendance Board 3: Point Board 4: Noon Board 4: Home lflc. Club 3: Home Room V. Prvsi- dont 4: Study Hall Committee- 4: Senior Day. JAN!-3 VVAHNER Musik: is a thinly of the soul. Hall Guard 2: Orclwstra 2, 3, 4: Assembly Board 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Girl lin-serves 3: French Club 4. WILLIAM VVEIN Bill Alan, 'wmv made for brrwer lhlngx than .wtu1ly. ICMILY VVlI.sox Age rnmml wither her nor xlule her inflnile UIll'll'l.ll.U Study Hall Committee 3, 4: A Cappella. Choir 2, 3, 4: Library Board 2, 3, 4: Red Pepper Club: Home Room Sa-c'y. 4: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, President 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Home-Coming Attendant: Senior Day. li0llElt'l' VV! l.soN Bob '7'llere is no lrue orator who is not a hero. Hall Guard 2: Publicity Board V. Pre:-ildvnt 3: Har-Binge-r 3, 4: Advertising Manager Anvil 4: Study Hall Committee 4: French Club 4: Debate 4: National For- onslc llc-agile 4: Quill :Sz Scroll 4. IJl'1Llll'lll'1' YVOLFF Del 'tlliyli-niimlml flmughl.-1 .wrllwl in the hrfarl of ru'urIex,u. Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Harvey l'luh 2, 3, 4, Sec'y. 3: Varsity H Club 4: Study Hall Committee 2, 3: Home Room Prvsldf-nt 3: V. President Junior Class: V. President Student As- sociation: Student Court 4: Stu- di-nt Council 4: A Cappella Choir 32 Senior Octf-tte: llc-clamation 4: Senior llay. thirty-three BIAIJALYNE VVANDA hflrfrivlle in manner, Re.-rolute fin deed. Home Ee. Club 3: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Howdi-Hi Club 4: Hall Guard 4: Senior Day. HENRY YVAIHQEN Sludioux of ease and fond of humble things. Photography Club 2. R0llPIli'1' WEST Bob I llll U0l' lrouble Trouble. Nor does Trouble trouble me. Football 2, 3. 4: Xvrestling 2: Track 2, 3: Home Room Presi- dent 4: Varsity H Club 2, 3, 4. EUGENE VVILSON Gene rl boy L-r beffer 'unborn than 'u.n,taught. Band 2, 3: Orchestra. 2, 3: Print- ing Club 4. M,xno1-: VVINI..-mlm Smile and the world smiles with you. Girl Rf-serves 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, Treats. 4: Assistant Editor Spotlight 4. Davin Woouronn Jake Clever men are good. but Ihey are not the best. Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Hall Guard 2: Traffic Board 3: Presi- dent ,Student Association: Stu- dent Council 4: Assembly Board 4: Varsity H Club 3, 4: Harvey Club 4: Study Hall Committee 3: Captain Junior Baseball Team. HA1EL WYAN'l' 'Tw good will makes the int- telleeti' Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Hall Guard 3 Photography Club 4. BIARYANNE BAIIST VVILLARD BILEKVER ANDREW DENT IJAN DILISIO ANN DOLCE GEORGE FARKAS JOHN ZALAR Johuuie', Ile has cz head fo eontrive mul u tongue to persuade, a hand to emecute mischief. Hull Guard 2, 33 Printing Club 43 Noon Board 43 Har-Binger 33 Track 3, 43 V. President Senior Classg Home Room President 43 V. Priesident Presidents Associa- tion . eniofzs not picfufzea RICHARIJ FILII-I-I LEONARD GOOOENOUCH KENNETH HOWELL JOE JAKUPAK CHARLES JOHNSON JAMES I4YNCH MILIJRED MCCORMICK ANN YAGER Shorty HA mirthful 'interior behind a quiet exterior. Commercial Club 33 Home Ec Club 3, Treats. 43 Howdi-Hi Club 43 Hall Guard 3. ANDIRENN' Ouosz JULIUS RICO ROSINA XVASTE VERNON WEBs'1'ER LEONA WILSON NEHEMIAH WILSON thirty-four fliiffill-fl:'U0 'tg' lll'1'l 1'l'1 1.1 PM BA li DX 1i3ll'Vl'lV Iliglm S1-lmul 1101111-cmnillg f0lll'l'll 1938 uniofzs CLASS OFFICERS WA1.'1'1+:1: V1uzANc'lc, l'rf'si1Iont RICHAIRD ISABEL, Vice-p1'rfsidc1zt BE'1'TY LAUER, Secretary BILL LAUER, Treasurer Miss Elfrlhz 'l'1cAv1s, Sponsor thirty-sim Q, .1 3 V N - N-f sv sl 1 - ' s -, 2, J A 5 6 G 3- 6 5 fi V Y' Q, AA... ,J . f, NN 1' ff 'J' X I ,..z , Fei! an .,:., A. wi 1:05 Huff . Q? -3 -Q -6 G Q 5 'rf w M 4 vp f fs W ,f 2- 'S Eg Q5 19 29 rv 1 Q U y r . I ! , . Q 5 , 9 E' 49 E' 35522 't3 -Q wTuQHj Q 1 9 nf G 6 5 M 5 39 if -M '34 , 5 , ' kv-QA as ma ' 4-'f' V ' ik V 'ba In V K K 4 ggiwgf W i?3li21QfifZ 'E' , 5 Q -f Q e Q D 3 is be 4 jf' 9 Front Row: VVil1:ird Pzilinf-r, Cliarlnttv Unwlv, Lncilln- Cov- vrt, Virginia llillv, Mary Hud- dmfn, Sally Loring, Mziriun Hzihr, lflllvn T1-sir, Dunzild Ynlk Svcnnd Row: Rubvrt Milli-r, Ji-an Kyle-r, I'at1'i4'i:i 14'nll1-r- tnn, Th-ily Juno I,1llllt'l', .Juni- I14'l3z11'h1'iv, Mary Ann lin- Mnnil, Juni- Hnllils-holi, Phyllis Gurdon. Third Row: Alurizinna Kll'I'l'ill, liuhurt Mzittvsun, .lnsc-nh ln-- l 1'aiu'o, Donald DOC1i1'Y, Jus- vph Alclmnns-ll, I'1liVVJll'CiSlNltll, llnhn-rt Pnxnn, Juhn Paldnla, Mary Mcflieod. l ul11'th Huw: '1'llv0doI'v Kail- lny, Allvn Kzitilzl, t'h:1rl1-s Hzlrris, Jack Nlcllridi-, lcllllvl' lleiilvtor, liivlmrd Fridpg, An- sefl lizlrtlnett, Thomas lloylm-. Front Row: lflvxilyn VVmxclford, Phyllis Talcoti, Ella Hnlstszul, IC v 1- I y n Uoliivvccliin, Juan Moser, Sarah Hulst:-ad, 'Dorn- thy Murphy, Lit Yvrm' Fungus, Jwzinne VVzilkvr, Elma Sziln, C:mtliv1'im- XV0lch. Second Row: l'2LI'lY'!0llil Sqnzuw-, Annu, XYilkinsun, Miriam Kor- niun, Marian Sqnnrv, Mnrtlm Supko, Shirlvy Nm-ul, Flnrvnce- flvhllllll, Durutliy Vzisinusky, Ann Vlfvlch, Iiutlivclzi Iiandu, Unity Sullivan, Gluria Dilisio, lllluini- liign. Third Rnw: 'Phoinas Pullzird, lllnn-ry Rig-ii, Juse-ph U'I,vu1'y. lb v l h v I' L Svwe-ll, xvlilliltlll I45lllf'l', Rnbvrt Smith, llzilph Urimii, Lynn XVhipplc-, Guhrie-l liizzn. lfnnrtli R 0 W I Iizlyinund Mu- coslizi, Roland Szireinpzi, Kich- ard l'vtht0I, Edwin Sju, Mark VV v b s t v r, Lziddim- Aclii-sun, llubvrt Unnrtwright. Front Huw: Shirls-y Il at n lc S. Ruse Mviyrick, Kathryn livr- koy, Marizm Mclfrmn-, Louise' Lvidich, Froda I :1lcm1e, Annu Andvrson, HQ-lf-n flwefiilisild. S1-mind Row: John Harrison, 121-tty Lnsv, Lnnisv Vundon, Alien King, Mary Gilpin. H 1- 1 0 n Dickvy, Rosa' Mass, Mvrry Boise-n, Andrs-W Lud- way. Third Row: Jlrhn WV v at V 0 1', Stvvl' Nuvzik, liusv Milczvw- ski, Lillian Farinacci, Alziriv Fvlwr, Jwin Brziinzird, Shirlvy Kuna-, llvttv Lzilllzir, M a r n :L Me-rvdith, XV:ilt0r Yrbzinr-ic. 1-'mirth Row: VVillie Yun-, NVil- lliilll llominish, Donald Lock- wood, David Mosivr, XVilliam Iilltlmm-n, liobvrt Irwin, Xxvill- lzmv A b F2111 21111 s 0 n, Donald Caunpbvll, Robert l'ulgr0vv. il: irly-11 ight gnaps ll: irly-uinrf goplzomofzes CLASS OFFICERS ALAN STARK, President FRANK SVCH, Vice-president ROBERT PZVANS, Secretary-treasurer MR. IAN CUNNINGHAM, Sponsor forty 5? .Q 3 2252. . 6 x 9 ' 9 E V .hy W - - N A 1 A' V:' lr NJ if if f 5 0, if fav-,, . QQ Q. 5 ' Q 1 4 .3 lx N ' Q' - 11 G, 5 5w, gf'3Tf1 Jw Q .- 'X, 32 ggsgissfig, x . A U9 sr g ' 4- N . l X - . . . Q I P 5G fa,9'1 QQfE 1 f 'V 'vi W 1' L 5 A ,b ml V 1' I H 5 Jw 'xiii'- ' . V 'IL: .' LQ 7' W gi? H ' .Ni ff 'T ish 3 ly- W Q' A2134 'sa 'rf Q- Sf- -i r 'W 'QW uf ffl! '!L, 1 First llow: Rm-lie-l In-Marinis, Irvin- Mary lim-hs, lilziry Don- aildsnn. Nunc y Uliuiiilwrliii. Xlildrc-d Crandall. Avis lrvnv llillig, Amie l'1'vx'1-liiig. Fran- cvs Cmlrliiigtoli ,C'arme-llzi Fur- diim. Sm-fmcl Now: XV:1ll:4cv VVildx-r, Fziitli Mary 1xlli'll, lirmsmiizild' A4.lw1y, Iilva ,Xrsulic-, lllmma Sllllllillg, Olivn- llrziinzlrd, Imr- nthe-:i Mitts-11, liutli Huhsmi, Hill Univ. 'Fliirnl Huw: limi Hausch, Var- rull Davis, John Luriucz, Don Kinkallv, Tom lhrysidjis, Rvrt liuulil-r, Dick Kam-, Ibisvlial lluttistu, First Huw: lf' r :n n Q nl S 'l'0ur, lidnu VVl1itv, Adi-limi Zuzvk, M:iriv- XVamlu, l'vg'p,'y YV+-hstm--r, Alien- Tfl2ll', Hl'l4'll 'lll'llllQ'y, Vir- ginia Hamlin-ll. Se-1-mul Huw: M:u'g'are-t Nlzltv. .Xlary Huhson, Flui'vlim- XV'illis, Nuiivy V1-ildi, lrvnv Yulmsz, ldlw-um-i'v Hvrruon, .lzuw Anti'- luppv. Alf-nv llurlwr, li:itln-r- inv lwiiiluskzi. Third Row: linsv lzllllllllgilll, llvrnicv XVvlnstvr, Virginia VVhippl0, G1-rtrudv VVl1itn-, Au- drvy Zullvr, Ileittx- Frivdol, lmrutliy Davis, ld l v zx ii 0 r 1- liruwn. First Row: Kntlivrinv llyun, l-li-tty Nvullvrs, XVanda Kovis- zvwski, Phyllis Unstl-llu, Hur- rivt liusslf-y, Mary Holly, lie-tty Braid, Lalnilwrtzi Hliatli, llvmldiiis- M1!l'llSklll, i'urnwii Silvvsti'o. S+-mmiisl liuw: Mary Jvzui Soug- liunv, T li +- r el s :n Lumlmrdy, lmris NVinland, HQ-len Arsuliv, lfllla liosv, Rossi Blmvlli, Mary llzwtm-lln, Miriam Nurmi, Eva Joy llunn, XVinit'rvd lieeiicllv. 'l'l1ir4l How: John lNlc1 :1l'lz1ml, llolwrt Illvzins. Paul Naylor, ln-Q Kidd, John lluwlingg Law- i rn-iicv Spmildinfr. llvrmnii Swi- 1 gw-r, I mnniv lilliutt. l l forty-tm an ,fav Gr 6 X. ., g- f Y 'V' 3? fi? -3' W Vs. 5 V1 xg, 'Q' Q, 1 fkbi F 5' gg, my if , :I U , 'S E ' 'lr 5 'F iff.-E' S 5, .EQ 5 S is Q? :,, ' - 7 Yay I .... . T ,gf ,Ak4KQ'NgxS,1 l4 Q Q: W' . ,L E? o ' ' 1:3 3 i ': ff, 5 -gi ?X z lim ,V 9 ' ,I 3, ,BN .warg Ill Ja? K lu QM!!! I I 1 l ,f l 1 llll 1 9? ww KKIKKK K KKK'::l . laihllll .we I 1 ' fin ACTIVITIES tguuy, I un xl' 'Q anne 'Mus ' :gn 3 s s s s s s s 3 X s 2 E 5 s s s s s s 3 S 3 2 -. 0 Ill., ss 3 2 .swigg Nu 5 ! 5 5 I 4 f v n 4 7 f 4 9 1 5 f X85 5 gh. 3 'o 5 'lu e W 5'Iann ' gfucvenf Qssociafion OFFICERS Haze-1 Bruce A . . .Sf'1rr4'1'ary Ilan- XV crmm clforfl A l'rv.si1lc11t lk-llu-rf XYUIH' . . . ,Ivilfl'-lJ1't'8i1l6'Il,f Virginia ibm-oby , , . , A ..-l.ssis1'1n1t Sec'retrm'y I W forty-sis: 1 15 , as If ff' Q : A fi . ec g x 4 Q I gy 151, . N Q Xb ' 1 1+ -N 2 1' Q W f'1 T i lf I f S' finnsgl, ' K ' 1 V 3 if Q EQ ' xl- J 'ff I . S S '52 9 J 3 C7 W Q 'Q B .Q Q Qs! X13 ,g g Kfw N , J ,LQA V f' 5 Il Il ,A 4.g j SOCIAL BOARD MR. .l. T. NICCUI,I.0UGlI4. S1m11s0r First Row: A I d v n Fletchvr, Philip Huugliki-rk, Alva Jud- kins, prosidvnt, Jenin Schultz, sm-i'ot:il'y - treasurer, NV i l l i s Ki-rn, Huracv Hurst. Si-cond Row: Mr. llCl'Ll1l0llg-Ill, sponsor: Sally Loring, Jewvll Sr-nnvtt, Shirley Hunks, Hazel Bruce, Cnrmolla Square: Third Row: Lucian Silvvstro, Norma Jackson, Jack Kvvm-r, Ilvttv Lonibzildy, tI'PklSlll't'I'Q Hn-nry Rand. POINT 131 JA R D M iss I,0R0'I'lI Y Ilo1.i,1su. Sllrlllsul' First Row: Mary Jn-an Seag- lionv, Nada Yrbzmcic, Cather- inv Lmrms, seclvtziry-trvzisur- org Mary lllucciarrmv, presi- nlvntg Me-rry Buisvn, vicfhprvs- idvnt: Ann I-loi'v:itl1, Rl1lI'if' 'W'z1nrl:i. Ss-cond Row: Lois Sliumzikvr, Fharlottv Scziglimif-, Ile-tty Sliovlnzilivlx Arthur 4'liziff+'G'. Amelia Surnu, Evvlyn Uoitlv, Miss Hollinpf, sponsor, Third Row: Czirmvlla lwlllnr- inis, M il rjoriv Fzinkhznusi-r, Marna Msreditli, Bvtty Lou Pre-slvy, Yolanda Ilziynwnd. ME RIT BOARD Miss liU'l'il VVicm.xNn. Sponsor First Row: Eiloviw Lohning, Faith M:x,,ry Allvn, svcrvtziryg AlB.1'l0 Tilttlv, pre-sidvnti Carol Ann Tisdvl, vicv - president: Mary Mc'Lvod. Svcond Row: Miss XX'k'ig2illd, sponsnrg Ann l'r+-vvling, Mur- iun Judkins, Rotty Tuckvr, Nancy t'hzunhurlain, lhmrothy Vasinosky, VVinifre-d Leaver- ton. forty-eigl l 1 nt..- 1 0 rly-li inf ,VJ ISl'll,lJlNti AND GRUVNDS l50.XlilJ Mn. I..n ruN F. l'ui.i.m'K, SIPUIINUI' First llnwz XY:ill:u--f 'llilj'llbI', ': ' ': : 'illrirll l:l'l'XYl'l', .Xiidiw-w Ili-ut. Qi-1-null llnw: NIV, lmlliwli. imisiw: 'Vwm lhvyl--. I.:1i1i-vm-.1 Nt. .lulm, .Xnsi-I l!:il'II1-il. XX'il- Iixim lin-Ii:il'iIsnii. .X'l l'I'lNl7.-XNl'l'l ISUAIKD Miss Mlmni-:n fll'MlNGi. AQIHIIISUI' Huw: Virginia lfiprl-'r. gf'-': ,-ll: pimirli ul I lllll I I att I I 1 llnl'4l1-'ill l ill'li'i'i 1' iw-1-mimi l4lllllll liliull X- lIlllN 2 1 ' ..'-1 ': l,l HRA RY BU.-Xllll Miss .luvL'i4: l,.XllIil-IR. Spnnmnr First llow: .li-:in Sinmiuiis. : ,v'SUll, limily XYils4m Yuli-1'y Lynn-li, llitu Yun lh-si-- ls-1', Phyllis Nziylur, Iilulsl Sllll. Se-4-ond liuw: Miss l,Jll'lil'l' miisnr: liziilizilw-1-ii linminisli l Xlililrvzl t'1':inil:ill, llm-lm-ii Rlziv Pole-. lfllizzihvtll limllizlr, lin-- --': ' -- , . : 'gi-l'y Ili'- lliiril Huw: l':ili'ii-in l'iw-1-ilmi lflllll XX in 11111 ll l ll 'ymz . . -: :isai x lim-lu-l lllllllllllflllillll. STUDY HALL COMMI'l'TEEMEN Miss Errm IIVRAVISV. Spun.-for First Row: Edward Kilrai Harold Pontius, Robert Wi son, Hiclmrd Fillppi, Willia Vvfllll, Burt Biliary, Edwai Hoxvath, Allan Katila. S1-cond Row: Tom Pollar Josoph 'lN'l l'llllC0, A11 d 1' 0 .Xl 51 kiwi, lla ll Elle-dgv, Gvorg Hobbs, .lack King, Murrel Kerr, llUhl'l't Szuiford. Third How: lllichuel Kallzl Alva, Judkiiis, Francis Brai 11ig:a11, .luck Kvvrier, Josvp Mc'lJu11n0ll. 'Donald Dockl' Tvd liullny, Claudv Carroll, STUDY HALL COMMITTEEMEN First Row: June Guthlvbe C2ll'lll0llZl1 S q u a 1' e, Shirle Hunks, Patricia Elliott, Ma jory 14'ZLI'Ikll3.llS9I', M a d 0 l y Calkins, Betty Carney, Pl1yll Sanford. Svc-ond Row: Lillie l'latt,Lo llraper, Margaret Nolan, 'Ps tricizt Fullorton, Helen M: Cole, A1111 Hottinger, Lois Shi lllilliitlj Florence Chard, Car Jxllll Tisdvl, Jean Schultz. Third Row: Virginia Concob Mildra-d Spvar, Mary Hadde Ann Andv1'son, Ann VVMC 'I!:11'l1:u':1 l'on11-roy, Uathvril VVf-lvli, Eilevne Loliningz Fourth Row: Hazel 'liruc M:11'g'iv Montfromory, Lucil Hvnt, Butte- Lombardy, Norrr Jackson, Emily VVilson, .IOV1 vll Sc-nnott, Eleanor Fran Loretta Stanton. fift IIALI, UUAIQDS Miss lllwll Wizixmxii, Spun.-mr lfiist Huw: Hnlurul S:ir:mp:i, Ili:-iizircl l l'l'4'llHlI1, il :i i'ul1l Huliiiismi, limi l'l'liXVllI1'l' Ili-may 12:iri'ismi, Sliirlv-y Ilupi- I Mins: Id lx iiivndc-. 4:-wnul Iluw: l'Iiii1-ry Iiign, .XI Inn Stnrk, .Insv-ph Huis'-r',Il4u1 ilfl Illulu-r, 4'h:ii'l1-s Ilixlv-i'. loin: l,:iwrs-iam-, 'I'linm:is Huy- uljix, Allnn Kzililu. Tliiid llnw: Iiuln-rt .lnliiis Ii:i1ii'4-livv Skiiins-r, lln ii :i lrl lin use-li, XVilli:iiii Hulclinp: lliilwrl Mill:-r, XY:ill:u-1- XVilfl -r. IIAI.I, GUARDS First Iluw: llorntliy 1il'1'l'Il ll-un l4i':iin:il'fl, Muril- 'I'uHl1-, lmlwrtliy Yzisiiifmky, SlliI'l1'j .'nin, Sliirln-y ilzuiks, Alim- lYi4'li1'i'l, Mary Mvliefml. if-vmiml lmw: Luis Sliunisikn-r, Nlnriv Fw-livl', Amir'-y Zullnr, Vale-ry lfynvh, Ill-ily .lum- Ii:iu0i', Ifllizzihu-ih line! 11:1 l', IAllIiS1' l.i4-rlivli, Ilvlly hum-, luym- li:-lly. l I'hii'ri Huw: SullyI.m'im.L',M:1l'5' Ilunzlltlsnii, 121-l I y 'l'u4-kvi', 'urul Ann 'I'ir4clvl, Kl:u4lo-lyn xvrillltlll, Virixiniu l+'ip.:'I1-V. l':i- ll'll'l'l. Iflliutl 1'-:rim-Il'i q4llI'lI'l' 1 i , 1 . L 4 fifty-mm v till, First Row: Betty Tucker, Lois Draper, Phyllis Sanford, Marshall Heinbaugh, Kay Sinko, Jewell Sennett, Carmella Squarf-. Second Row: Gordon Hanks, Patricia Fullerton, George Hobbs, Betty Jane Lauer, Evelyn Cottle, Loretta Stanton. Third Row: Mary Haddon, Marian Judkins, Kenneth Thompson, Marian Cook, llfliriam Korman. anvil fait lifli. A. F. LIOMMEL, .flllviser TNIARSHALL HPIINliiXI'GII ICAY SINKO RC1l!F1lt'1' VVILSON Eclilur-'in-f'hi1'f Business .llflllllfjllf .lrlmfrfisirlg Jlunayor' l'HYI,L1s SANro1um C,x1mr:1,I,A SQUARE JEWELL SENNETT Asxisfant Editor .-lss't. Bus. Mgr. flirrfulation. Manager EDITORIAL STAFF BFSINESS STAFF Lois Draper , Marian Cook ..,. Patricia Fullerton . . . George Hobbs . A Alden Fletcher . . . . .Senior Editor . . . Junior Editor Sophomore' Editor . . ,Sports Editor . .Art Editor A .sas- Miriarn Korman istrmt fldvertising Jlanagzfr Betty Jane Lauer Loretta Stanton Mary Haddon Olive Brainard Gordon Hanks Marion Judkins Betty Tucker fifty-two Fir:-at liow: Miriam Korman, Margarvt McCormick, Hvlvn ui-wnrivia, Marian lglllll', WVillis Korn, Patricia Elliott, Jayne Holly, Mzidvlyn Vulliins. S1'1'Ull4l Row: Anna li, NVilkinson, Raclwl Clllllllllgllillll, Mary Margaux-t Hurlvy, Uarul Robinson, Ann Hvttingor, lfllizalwth llodnur, Alva Judkins, M1-rry lioisun, liuili VVyn1an, Katlinli-n-n llominish, lllargio Montgoim-ry. 'Fhird Row: l'lllTN'l' llvlm-tw-1', l r:in1'is lll'1l.llIll1.1'?lll, Msirslmll Hvinbuupxli, Rohort XVilson, Iluth Pvnoynr, Arthur Jones, Donald Lockwood, Mama Meredith, Iilvvlyn NVoodford. Ha -gingefz gfallf Mn. A. F. HOBIBIPII,, Adviser VV11.I,1s KPIIIN Edilor ALVA JIYIJKINS Mfxlmn-1 RIONTGOMERY Iiuxinwxx .llllnrlgvr ,lrlz'4'rlixiny .llulmgvr l'lDI'l'UllIAl. STAFF Marlclyn Calkins A Patricia Elliott A Bonnic Gongwcr . , A A A A .News Editor A .Feature Editor A ,EJ,'l'llIl'7lglf Editor Francis Brannigan A A A ,Sports Editor lilllll Punoyar A A A ASoz'i1'ty Editor Ili-lon Grucnficlcl A A A Colunnzisf lilimlmcili Boclnar Colunmisf Jcan Bra Uarol Robinson AAAAA inarml A A C,l0IlllI1IIl8f Columnisf Elinor l,Clll0l0l' Merry Boisun Ruth Vvylllilll Donald Lockwoofl Charles Powers Neal Franz fifty-fhrfflf Mlxicmx BA111: .ixxixlfliil Editor ANN HETTINGER f'irr'ululion .lllllllljllff BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Assisfnnfs Robert lVilson Evclyn VVoomlford lllarna Mcrcdifll lllargarct McCormick Ran-lwl Funningliani Miriam Korman CIRCULATION ASSISTANTS 1Xl'l7lll1I' Jones Jaync Kully Katlmlccn Dominislm Marjorio Fankliausm CROP AND SPUR CLUB Miss .luvcic Pixuxilzic, Sponsor First. liiew: lfhyllis SIlll1'Hl'Kl, Marry LJOIIILIIISOII, VVinil'1'r-d Kenrllv, Ever Joy Dunn, Alnry Ann Slocum. Socuncl Huw: Mariainzi Mvrrill, llutly .filllfl Lzulvr, sf-r,-11-l:i.iy3 Sully Loringy vice pri-sidvritz Pzitricin, Fiilleirtim, pi-1-siflviii: 1lari:n,n Buhr, tl'C'1lSllI'1'l'j Juni- Dc- Ii1ll'iH'l1', Jvwvll Si-nnvtt, Third liow: Mins Pzirlif-r, spunsurg Evrflyn XVOml1'm'cl, Je-an Lust: Nlzirian Cook, Mildrn-d Ciumlalll, Valli-ry Lynch, Monica Lynch, Marie Tuttle, Rvttc' Lom- bnrdy, Tvd Lewis. lfhiurih llow: llzmlinl 4'unning:liani, .Ti-:Ln Kullaiy, Rita Voiilivselvr, Richard H:il'fe-y, Sherwin lfifivlrl, Lola Iii-1-d, .lunar Mclivv, Lorvtta Stanton. PHOTOGRAPHY ULUB MR. Ilimtunm T5.xuNi:s. Spmuwr First llmv: Xlkimizi Km-iszi-wski, Lamibvrtn Knuth, lluhewt Allen, Louis Rzigo, Shirlvy Vain, l'ifnbc-rt S:mI'nrd, vicv-pm-sid'-int: Haiold Pontius, prvsidvntg Grant Millr-r, sl,-c'i'vt:n'y: Joan I3i'ziin:u'd, Eugenr- Frilvy, Delbert VV'ulIT, Theresa. Loinburdy, Russ Mi-rricrk. Sf-vond liriw: R112 fR2ll'llf'S, sponsor: Yolandzi Rziyinond, Evclyn Cottle, Evelyn VVnmlf1i1'd, Iwo Kidd, XVillian1 Golding, GPoi'g'v Hobbs, Lou t'1'0Wtl101', Lysl0 Hazen, Phyllis Cnstvllo, Harrivt Rossloy, Hzizvl VVy:nnt, Mildrf-d Xvallacv, Third How: John McFarland, Dwnald Volk, Paul Naylor, Donald Kidd, Wallace Taylor, Edward Kilrziin, VV1lliS Richardson, Dun Lync-li, Rohr-rt Joughin, lioliiwl Poxnn. XYilliS Kvrn, Ce-1-il Lum. Jalnvs Snwzirl. iff ly-fu u r rfffff-f Sl'OTI,IGHT STAFF Miss Dmuwiix' IIm.l.1Nu, ,lzl'vi.w'r I-'ii-sl Huw: lf'r':ink Suvh, Msulgw- Winlzind, AVHIIII' Ciizllik-v, assistant 1'lliilIi'I Li-nun Vjilsnm, 1-mliturg I.uvilIi- Jh-nt. Mm-rry liuisnn, Q1-vmmrl llmv: Miss lllbllillff, spunsm-: il:1i'b:im l'mm-i'ny, Czitlu-l'i1iv lnmms, lm xxilllllllll, limb:-rt Xlzalta-srni, IB:-tty Lum-. HISTORY CLUB Miss M1I.lmi:n i'i'mixr:s, SINHIMH' First I-ww: lla-tty 'l'uc-kr-V, Ann Ili-Him.:v1', Val:-ry Lym-li, I':iI1'1'!l Le-liiiinpr. 1-mul Huw: Luis SillllllIllit'l', Murii- 'Putth-, Cnrnl Ann 'l'i24lll'l, l Imm1'vm'e- Uhzlici 121-ulnh Praihl. NOON BOARD Mn. lim' 111411111111-1, Sprnlxur First How: Jusi-ph Sillliii. viz-1 111'14sid1'11t: 1':1t 1'ici:1 Ifllliolt N1-1-1'1-l:11'y: Hi1'l1:11'd If'1'e-1-111:111 p1'vsi1lv11tg iXl:11',L1':11'1-t N11lz111 ll'f'llNlll'1'I'. S1-c1111d sp4111s111'g I , liz1111 I,111l1:111v11, Xviiliillll IM1111 bvy, Nadu V1'l1:1111-iv. Ii OXVI MV. 111-ul'g'1 ICV1-IV11 C'utlI1- NWI 'I'l1i1'cl Huw: Jflilll Zz1l:11', lflcl ward Smith, l17lVV1'f'll1'1' Slain 111113 IIz11'olcl Il41hi11s1111, PI7l3I.ICI'I'Y BOARD MR. A11'1'111'1z F. IIrm1M11I,, Npn11.w1' 'First Huw: Rli1'i:1111 K111'111:111 N1Jll'f.f?ll'l't Mc't'411'111ic-li. l':1t1'i1'i: lflllliuti, Ill't'Sifil'lltI Kay Sinko Ylfffl-Ill'l'Sld4'lltI U1-I1-11 1il'1'1'll' T11 Q ' lid, .'1'f'l'l'tJll'Y. S4-001111 Huw: Mr. 11111111111-I S11011sn1'1 lm11:1lci lirvckwmnd lliL'il2il'd Hz1ITe-y. TRAFFIC BOARD MR. D,u.1f: S1111'r11. Spuimm' First Row: 111111 f'1'owti1v1', lliL'ilJll'li l4'l'l1l'l1lIlTl, vic'0-p1'vsi- 11+-nt: J:11114-s 'Hl'illlI1, p1'vsid1-11t2 F11-d liohm-Vis. Sf'Cl'1'Ull'Y1 XVil- iiam 1'l1ilc,is, ,XIISUI lizirlln-tt. S1-umid Huw: 1112 Smith, S111111- s111'g '1'l10111z1S Hnyls-, 14111111-1' IJt'l'll4'll'l', 'Imvid Mt1:4i1'1', 131111, Ililiary, 1XI'tillll' Jmivs, 'HiC'i12lI'll Frid 1:11, T I1 i 1' ci Row: Adolph Sr1111p11i, l:l'llY'g'P Fzirkus, VVilli:1111 lJ11i'I'y, 1111111 l'z1sq11z11'e-Ili, Ii fi W :1 1' 11 Smith, V1-1'11f111 xVl'iJSt1'l'. fifty-sin: HOXVDI HI Miss l'inN,x CUl'I'1. Npormnr - llr-et Huw: l-Ivvlyn Smith, I':itrivi:1 t'i'1's-dim, Surzill llulstvzul, .lozili Musivr, Ella Ilulsle-ml, Nlzu'f.g':4r4-I M1-4'ormi4'k, Yirp.:'ini:i If'ig'lvr, II4-lvn May NUI--, Mzirilyn i i4'lllil', lilltll I'f-imyur, llulwllly lim-1-li, Mary IHYIIIIIIISUII, Mriry M4'l.l-nd, l':i- Il'l1'l:i Iiiiiltllt, S4-I-uml Huw: Miss 1'0p4-, sqmiisurg lluhs-rt:l Mitvlin-ll, Miriam Nurmi, M:urg'n-ry 4 4 vw I':lnklmusvr, -illlli' Nlvli-X4-, Ilvvlyn Wuudfmwl, Mary Murgnirm-I tfllrivn, l.iIli:m 1'g-4-I-mm, lim-is Slrcmpr, ,Xlimrv Kinuq, liilizaxlu-ill llmlimr, lmllisq- IA-iqlii-li, Ann I':ilul4-nku, Fznnm- lil-II4-y, lmlu lim-d, X'irp.:ini:i Umicmfliy, Mary I':iul, 'l'lu-rm-sz: I,1-mlwzurnly. Iluril Iluw- X'irf,:ii1i:i Mm-IM-vitt, Ann IMI:-1-, lim-illv livnl, Ilvtty 'I'm-lwr, Mnriim Jmlkins, Rlnnlulyii XX':umI:1, iiHl.iI1'I'ill1' ll:-rluiy, ivlllfylllllll' llupst, .llluliilu linin- vsun, Al:1rg.:'e-ry 1lc'1'lm-llunrl, Iilsiw' Iilli'ze-rilw1'g'4'i', .lunv Him: Ifziiili Marx' Allvn, lwlty I':irks, .Ivan I.us1-, Idxwfiyli Smith llnsv All-rrivk, Yulumln Ihlyiiinlial. Urs'-nl: Ili-lc-11 Irie-lu-y, Iivtty NVaIt1-rs, Imriiw Xvllliilllli, III-lu-n Alwzilxzllnsmi, 4 A CUMMICRCIAI, CI.l'B ' Miss l,0lIU'l'IlY IIu1.l.1Nu, Spnnsan' liiwt Iluw: Imrutliy Law, Ili-tty l'zu'm-y, I-Tim'liu1'v Knnv, Mamriv XN'1lI'I'l'lI, Mary AlIlI'1'iill'UIlC', Virginia Mc-Ile-rift. 54-4-4,1141 lmw: Lillian Sumppi, .Ie-:ui Siniinuns, I,u4-ill4- limit, Yin- I'rm-simln-nt: Muri- lyn l l1-11:-r, SQ'1'I't'Ull'l'I Nzulzn X'I'h1Il11,'IL', Maulzllyn Vvillltiil, AI:1r1::ir1-t Idliuusv, , m llrfrvutli, Luis Km-nlv, Illllli Iirvwm-r, l'1lIil4'l'II'l1' I.z1lnns. Xi I 'l'liiHI Iiuw: Miss Hullinfr, spniisfrlf .Xrlvliiiv Ailll'l'illI'KlllI', llzlrril-I ltusslvy, viNhl'lllilX llIl!'L'lllli, liZll'bZll'Il l'oim-wry, lim-ity lmsv, lin-tty Sllxwiimlu-l', ,XIIIPIIII Szlrnu. Iliiilntle 's41p,Ilnm lumx XXIINUII Xilinx I' in 1' if-1- I -, .-1 ,. misi. l r-urlli Huw: Idmlwzxrd XV'zlp.:'lv, Ihrrir Xvilliillld. XYillis Ilia-lmiwlsoii, Marv .Im-un Inu-xwzvfn qf'Jlj.Z'ii4lIlf'. Artlmr Cliznlll-0, .ln-:in Knlluy, .lzimc-s V4-ml:-ly, Ilulu-rl AI:itt4-smi. Imrullly Snyilm-r, I-'rank Silvli. RED PEPPER CLUB Miss l4lllNl'IS'l'INl'I P,wi:x', Sprnmol' l'lil'34l lluw: H1121-I Viil'llC'P, Norma Jackson, tl'l'f-l24lll'f'l'Q llvrtiv Hanuznli, svviw- .ivan Schultz, 1J1'4f5fldl'YlLQ I.u1':-ttu Stanton, Ylf'l'-lJl'f'Hlfll3l'ltQ .lfllvzuiur ,l'll'illlZ. lnrv' S1-vuml llnw: Miss I':xv0y, spmisurg 'Kay Sinko, 1l1llI'g'Zll'+'lQ ills,-l'rn1'nli1,fli, Marilyn 14'lwm-1', Jurmitzi Robinson, Lillian Cm,-vdnii, llvtliv Loiliburcly, Lucille 131-nt, Msirgiv Mm1tg'oliaw'1'y. 'Phirrl Row: Dm-uthy Matson, .Tc-wall Sunnctt, 1V1ai'y:1num- Bapst, lllzwy Nzn'g':11'0t OTH-imi, lllmlnu Nelson, Lola Reed, Emily -VVilSUll, Tlllvnnm' Nm-risnni. HARVEY CLUB MR. XXRTIIVR F. Hflblhilfll.. Spmlxol' First Huw: Vfuldn Nlclritylw, Donald 1'1l1'kCI',Y s01'guant-:1t-arms3 Dun Lynch, Dol- lwrt VVolt'!', Francis ,R!'1ll'll1lQ,'llIl, Hvnry Ruud, 1111-Sidi-iitg Rolw1't Law, swerv- tnry: Alva Judkins, 1'lllgi'Il1' Friley, Roby-rt Smith, Horace Hurst. Svcund Huw: Miz Hmumvl, sponsorg Marslmll Hf'lllb2IllLI'll, Dau Ellc-dm-, Jznucls Brzum, VVillium l,Al'll0l', l',1't'?1Sl1I'Bl'Q 11cm'g'c Hobbs, David llIOSiG'1', Tom Bittnvr. Tllll'li How: Robvrt Voxrm, Ricl1:u'd Iszllwl, Douzlld Dnckr-ry, Dzlvicl XVt'HHll'0l'il, Jzic-lc Koons-r, Philip Hulighlufx-lc. fifty-vigbt HI-Y CLUB Mn. lion!-zlrl' N. DICK 1-iv. N1HHI.WH' llrsl Iiuw: l.u4'i:nn Silvvstru, .l:u'k Ms-llrimll-, tlw-zxslllw-1'g VVillis Kvrn, vim-1'fp1'e-si Isl do-nl: XX':urz'1-u llnlvlllilssy prn-simlc-nt: lmnulml l':llnphn-Il, H1'1'l'l'l!ll'j'I lluru l'lv!llillN. S4-1-mul limv: MV. Ilivlu-y, spulmsuri .lusz-ph Shulu, .lusm-pll .Ia-nkins, Alhvrt Alwx Alartlll N1-Isun. Hlvun 1llllllIllll'1'y, Ilichurml Unlg'rm'v, 'I'hir4l llww: AIlI!'l'1lj' Ke-rr, .los-'ph lH'1 l'ZlllL'0, Burt ,I!il1:u'y, Lzxddim- 4xL'ht'NllI1, Ilolu-Vt I ir l'Ulll'lXVI'U..LllI, 'IN-rl In-wis. LE MASQUE CLUB Blu. I,.u 1'nN C. PULl.0l'K. Spmlsnr s! Huw: A1JIl'HJIl'l't 5lt'1 al'lllil'k, Lillian 1'l'I't'4llVll, .luunitzl Robinson, pn-simlvlmt .IZIIIIUN l:l'il,lIll. vim--prvsidm-nt: hllcillv 13:-nt. suvxwltzl1'5'-tl'n-uslllwl'5 Dl!ll'f.2'i1' Mont gulxu-ry. 121-tty 'l'uc1u-V. S1-1-mul Huw: Mr, Prwllm-k, spmusurg INWHLIIY Mfltsflll, 1'2ltl'im-in Fulk-rtun, I4'l'2llll'iN 1:l'IllllliL1'!lll, l!4-tty .lumw Ulm-1', l'hZll'l1'S H:n'1'iN, Mxxrilyn l lQ'lll'l', INIQI1-igm jguln 'l'l1il'd Huw: flznhrin-I Rizzo, 'l'hmn:us llnylv, XYil1is Kvrn, Alyrun Ullillfill, 3I:nl'sl1:all fifly-ninll ll--inlwzmgll, Iiulwrt Irwin, w X X Y X w Y GIRL Rhbhlil Lb CLUB Miss ALVHRNA Kocu, Sponsor First Row: Carmf-lla lwlxlarinis, Lois Draper, Madge W inland, Nada Yrhancic, Maigio Fankhausi-r, trvas- urvrg ldniily XYilson, pre-sidvntl ViI'g'inia 1 iHJl01', Secvrf-taryg Patricia Elliot, vic-1--prvsidentg Illlizabc-th Hud- nar, Margare-t Johnson, Uatiwrino Hvnde-rshot. Second Row. Miss Koch, sponsor, Marie Agnvs Wanda, .lanci Him-, 'Virg:,inia Concohy, Betty Smith, I4Ol'0lUl lglystranowski, Ham-l VVyant, Carol Robin:-ion, Romainv Shetvroin, Lillian Talcott, Louisv Leidiuh, l'c'gg'y VVQ-bstar. Third Row: Bvtty Anderson, 'Yolanda Raymond, Jean Haskins, Cathvrinv Iianios, Rllthoda Randa, Anna Andvrson, Betty Presley, Betty Walters, Mildred Erkkila, Madalyn 'VVanda. lfourth How: Marion Judkins, Ruth Farley, Elsie Kurzenburgor, Evelyn Smith, Bernice NVvbstvr, Shirlf-y Neal, Mildrvd Nicholson, Marion McCronP, Kathryn 'Ul1l'kPY. Fifth Row: Alycv King, Dorothy Green, Helen Mae Cole, Ruth Penoyar, liohoita lXlitch0ll. Not picturvd: Ola Maris Frush, Mildrod Spvar, Kathryn Holly, Marjorie Hayward, Hvlvn Hurst, Rosl- Blvrrick, .Juno Stockwi-ll. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Miss LQLIGNNA OY'I'IR1I0I.'1'V. Sponsor First Row: Clarnic-lla Cardina, Edna NVhitv, Ola Marie Frush, Margaret Natl-, Rose Brannigan, Ruth Hay- worth, Yolanda Raylnond, Ann Yage-r, Frances Tvar, Rosf- Ann Sopko. Svcond Row: Uathcrine Hvndvrshot, lrvno Yuhasz, Gvrtrudo Nliliitv, Ella Holstvad, Evelyn XVo0df0rd, Kath- alovn Doniinish, vice-plvsidcntg Ann Horvath, preside-ntg Uarmella Da-Marinis, secrvtary-treasurergAnn Dnlllvnko, Uatlwrino Lamos, Shirlvy Nual, Helen McC'rone, Marian Square, Ire-ne Hager. Third Row: Miss Ovurholt, sponsor: Marion Mctfronv, Nora Haroon, Nancy Vendi, Eleanor Brown, 'Dorothy Davis, Graco liipoviich, Marie- Fohr, Margaret Cinkf-, Doris Sp:-ar, ldlizabffth Bodnar, Phyllis Talcott, Ann Zillllpllll, Mary llucciarone, Ann Dolce-, Virginia Haskell, Juno Antcloppe, Elaine Rigro. Fourth Row: llosv Zeoli, Rose: Morrick, Dorothy H9dde1'man, Lillian Farinavci, Freda Falcone, Mary Hobson, Mildred Mcliovsky, Florencv Gvbeau, Bernice' Webstvr, livvlyn Colavecchio, Sarah Holstvad, ivladge Win- land, Alyce King, Mildred lliichelson, Virginia Wllllililfl. Lillian 'I'a,lcott, Ruth Gudis. Not imicturedz Edith flollivr, Jann Hinnl, lVlarg'arvt Prvkh-r, Aladalyn YVanda, llachavl Cnnningliam, Mildred Spear. sixty LATIN CLUB Miss liU'x'1l wl'1Il!1KNll, Sponsor First ww: IGII:-n 'l'!'JIT, Luis Shl!ll'Hlk4'l', S0i'l'1'tIll'YQ I!1iuIuh Pruhl, prm-sidn-nt, Mile-vn I.v-Imingg vim- pm-sirl4'l1t: Nvtty 'l'lH'k1'I'. S4-4-mul row: Miss xYk'if.Z'JlIlCl, spunsurg Yzllvry Lynch, Alhm-rt Gugv, Jusn-ph Mu-Ilumw-llcl, Mary Ann Ibummund. 'l'Ilil'Il 1-mv: 4'I1:n1-lutiv Vuwln-, Tom PnlI:11'd, Lillian lflllilil, .luuv liuthlvbm-n. I'RIN'l'ING CLUB Mn, IVAN Ihwlc, Spmzsnr First rnw' limb:-rt T:11mlz1, 1'1ugvm- XYils'm, Allvn Nivminvn. Es-rn Kuski. n54 'l'I1 i rd :fimty-01m -mmf! row: Mr. Hawk, spurvur, V1-rnmm XVvbstev1', lla-nry VV1'l.l'1'Q'!l, x't'I'llUll H:nl-1-is, 14'r:1nli Such. ruw: Max Hohm-s, NVilli:lm iloldingg Mzxrtiv NVil1b0I'g, John Zzllar. DEBATE SQUAD Mus. Przixiu, PLUMH11, Sfwnsor First row: Betty Tuckor, VVzLlter Vrbzincic, Robvrt VVi1son, Jack Mcljridl-, Melvin Gorsuny, Yolanda. Raymond. Sovond row: Juanita. Robinson, Don Joughin, Mrs. Pluinor, sponsor, Don- ald Lockwood, lie-bcccu Keener. Third row: Alice Tear, Richard Pethtol, NV:1ldo Mclntyre, Glunn Hun1pl11'vy. Absent: Nancy Cllamberlain. QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY Mn. ARTHUR F. PIOXVIMEL, Sponsor First row: Anna Vifilkinson, Helen Cwevrifie-lcl, Margery Montgomery, Marian Bahr, Mary Margot Hurley, Margaret McCormick, Marian Kornizin, Czirinella Square. Socond row: Phyllis Sanforgl, Lois Draper, Uarol Robinson, Ann Hottinger, Elizabeth Boduar, Katherine Sinko, Jewell Sennett, Patricia Elliott. Third row: Alva Judkins, Francis Tlrzmnigaii, VVillis Kern, Robert Wilson, George Hobbs, Marshall Heinbaugh. sixty-two 4 ART CLUB Mlss l'1ns1cs'1'1Ni-: 1'Av1':Y, Spnimur I II'St rnw: Shirlvy Cain, l'vg'g'y NVi:hstn-V, Edith Kvrr, Alici- 'lie-nr, Ann-lin Snrnn S1- Tll .ll'2lll Hl'1llllill'll. s-ond row: Miss l'zu'i-y, SIHll'IS4Il', Uri-v Linzv, lY'll2ll'1Ut.t,0 Vnwlq-, ViI'f.1'illi!i llillw- ilvli-n Ilnrst. Ili-rthzi l'l!lI'l'lH, lXI:11'g':n'1-tI,ipnv1t1:h. iril ruw: l.iIlinn Aliunv-n, Lzilnbn-1't:L Knnlh, Ruth Huhsun, XV:ind:L lim-iszi-wski FRENCH CLUB MR. J. T. McC'U1.I.mmlr, Sponsor rnw: .lunnitn Robinson, Ji-:ln Schultz, Ynlrio Lynch, si-crm-lz1i'y, llohi-rt Filsl Sv .lfrnu'hin, pri-sid'-nt, Lori-lin Stanton, vii-v prvsidvnt, l,ilIi:in l'l'l'0dU!l, .Ivan XVII rnvr. 4-und row: Mr. Mi-l'nlIoup.rh, sponsor, Alive- Ubi-0, ,Doris Hnlp, l'I1ln:i N1-lsun l lim-in-v Ulifirri, Maries Tuttlv, Uzirol 'Pisdi-I, Lulu Rm-rl, lXlnr'p.:1-ry l illl1iilZlllS0l row: I'1dw:ii'd Kilruin, Dun Lynch, Hubert XYHSO11, Aldvn l-'lm-tcl1v1', ,l'hil Thu cl sixty-three Iluilgllln-1'li, Alhi-VL tiagc, Myron Ullulfin. LIC MASQUFI ULUT5 PLAY CAST Imft to rigrlit: Frrlncis Iil'IlIlI1lg'Hll, Lillian Ure-Odnn, Thomas Doyzidjis, Lucillm- llonl, Myron Uhnltin, Marilyn Flwnn-r, 'l'lioin:1s ljoylv, iXlH.1'g2ll'k'f. Mc1'orniim'k, Xlfillis Kvrn, Il'-ily 'l'lIf'iik'l', .Tuck 5iC'Lil'ifi0, J2llHC'S Ilrsiun. H7-Ifze Tliglzf ganuafzxi gixfeenflfmn Armin ilu- Hzirvcv Hi vli cha mlm' of LQ Mas uc Club 1'u11cic1'od two su wrb r-. v . 5-, l fl procluclions of sucli nicrilorious C:LlilJL'l' as lo W2ll'l'2LIll' the 2Ldll1ll'2Ll'l0ll and 1'0- . I L2 .I lxr' ' 'I : l 1 It i I ' ' fi. spc-cl oi ilu I irgl llltllLlItLs ulncli ittuululL.ul1pu-ionmnul A now l'l'l'lNl in 'flu-:Ll1'ic:il gunius was 1'cp1'csmilccl by thc uniquc method of using nn-lnbcrs of tilkl suiciicncc. The play, mfbc Night Of Jzuiuziry lfi,', was :L niurclci' inyslcry culling for :i .jury fo bc pickccl :Lt l'il,lld0l1l from the zuulicxicu. Tliu convic-lion or 2LCCllliii?Ll wliivb clinmxcfl ilu- casc was clopcmlonl cnliruly upon the ciccision of 'flwso jurors. Tho play was directed by Le Masque Ulub sponsor, Layton C. Pollock, :ind fl'?ll'lll'L'll Miss ixI2ll'li.Vll Flunci' as ilu' pivolnl cli:L1':iclcr, that of Karen Anclrc, thc clcfcnclemf. All ollici' clmrac'rci's wcrc cquzilly proficient in H10 ren- difion of flu-ir indivicluzil paris. RIOIIlbl'I'S of llic supporling czisl includcrl: Jzuncs Braun :incl Myron Clmlfin in lilo l'L'SIJL'CJflVC Polos of prosecuting :Llfornoy and dcfcnsc zitlorncyg VVillis Korn, Tlioiinis Bo-vlu, Jack Mc-Bride, Tbonms Boyadjis, YVillizun H:L1'i'is, Francis I3l'?lIlIllg'2lIl, Robcri Irwin, Jiizmila. Robinson, ixI2l.l'g2ll'L'i ixICc'0l'lIllCk, Lillian Crvcrlon, Bclfy 'FLll'iiCl', and I.uc'illv Bcnl. sixty-four NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Miss Giuui: VVvnmN, Sporixm' First i-mv: l':iti-if-in lllllintt, Lois Slitliiiztkt-r, l-'lm'--iivv t'li:ii'1l, lloris .luhnslnm . l,u1-illv- lh-lit. lie-ttiv Iminb:il'dy, llutli lt-riuyzir, M:ii'juri1- NlUl1lQ.L'UlIl1'l'X, .Alim Ulu-my St-mimi row: Miss XYynizui, spoiisor, lit-illnli l'l'aliI, .I+-:iii Schultz, Allivrt G:i1.:'m ' ' et iii 11 ' 1 X :alt-i'lv l.3n4-li, .lusvpli .Iziku1mk, Ami ll' t Q: f ', Xvlllis K irn, ltuln-rt liuw. llvttx 'l'l11-kvr. lliirtl 1-nw: 3lui'.ini'i+- 1 tll1kllilllHlxl', 1':i1'nl Ann 'Pisdn-l, l':i1'ul liuliiusuii, Ili-iirx ltuml, l'IiI1---ii l.4-linimr, Nurmu .lm-kstiii. ASSEMBLY BOARD Miss linxx C0l'I'I. SIIUIINIH' lfirst www, I!--tty l,lls'i-, II:-tty l':il'n1-y, l14'll11 't Vt'rilt'l', Vim- pw-sitlt-lit, Miss Uupt symiisur, lrzlvw- Wumll'0i'1l, iw:-sicls-nl, Haze-l lii'u4'.-, S1't'l'l'fIll'y, Yirgriiiizi Con i-why, assistant sn-4-i'vt:ii'y, Amin li, Vl'ilkiiisun. Sm-mul rim: .Misc-I I2:ir'tl1-tt, IGH-lyii Smith, Jrlllf' XV:ii'nvi', Sliirli-5' t':iin, Lo l'!'1lXYtlll'l'. l':Yl'lj'!l XX'umll'ul'4l, ,Xnrlr--w Nlziki-In H - . - V . H - - xi.:-ly-fizm lliirfl ww: lmsw- All'l'l'Il'k, Xlzirit- brim-, llI1m1:tsI!nyl1', H1Cllill'll Fillppi, Luis llrnpvl Mfirilyii lflt-iii-i'. K OFFICE SECRETARIES ltlrs. Evelyn Hazen Miss Helen Petkosek To these young women is due much credit for the smooth and flawless operation of the offices. Mrs. Evelyn Hazen, secretary to Superintendent Pierce, and Miss Helen Petkosek, sec- retary to Principal Baunigartner, are close friends of many of the stu- dents and are much appreciated by the student body. STAGE TECHNICIANS Mn. H. W. LEHNING, Sponsor Richard Fridg Don Volk Richard Fridg and Donald Volk per- formed the duties of the technicians this year. It was their job to super- vise the operation of the public ad- dress systeni. They were required to possess a practical knowledge of the amplifiers and their construction. The school is indebted to them for their fine service. sixty-sin: Dick Isabel, Bob Thomas, Don Dockry I9 5 Tennis Gizam ions The victors in the tennis tourmunents, held before the opening of school in the full were awarded individual trophies for their efforts. Bob Thomas fcenterj wus crowned singles Cll21lIlpi0Il and Dick Isabel and Don Dockry were victor- ious us doubles champions. Any student of the high school was eligible to coni- pete und the contests were the objects of interest to the city fans as well as the high school. First row: Mr. Lehning, sponsor, James Nelson. Second row: Nick Mucur, Julius ltigo, Tom Boyle, Frank Such. gfage Gfzew Nhu. H. VV. Lnuxixc, Sponsor It wus the duty of this group to supervise the construction of scenery, to cure for the stage :ind stage equipment, and other miscellaneous jobs which were necessary to insure :L good production from the standpoint of mechanics. Ni.l'f.ll-81521015 A fi.-Xl,l,l'1I,l..-X 1110111 Miss :Vl.XllG.XRI'I'l' I,r:llM.xNN, Iiirafvlur First row: flum- liullllvlw--n, Kay Siulul, lmix Ill-:nw-1', ltlmnil- tlnngwl-1', Willis K4-rn, vim- pr--siell-nl, Alun xllrnll ll'-lnlmllulu, ll'1'JlSlll'1I'j Inmnlcl Xwlli, Miss I.:-llmzum, fllI'I'f'flrI'Q Hlvnn Hlllllllll!'f'j', !Xlzlv'p.:':nl'1-I .lnlm s Ill. Maur:-l:1 l'utI4-V, lie-lu-1-vu Kl 'll0'l', Xlzlrilyn l l1-lwr, ,XIIIIEL li. VVilliinsm1, Jlllll' M4-K4-f-, l'l:lil'n- Trilulvg Ann 1'l-vw-limr. S.-1-01141 wmv: i:4'l'JlllllIll' Xlzmrtin, .lllilllllll IUTIHIIHUII, Phyllis llmwlfm, llileunm' Rlnrlisun. Sl'K'l'l'tJlI'j'Q Kl:e1'ggi1 AIm1lu'11l11 l'5'. YilHflr'i:n11: .I1-:urn-ttv llH1lil 'S, VVinil'r'1-el l,v:1w-1'11v11, .ll-am liylvr, lion Vzlnllwln-ll. .Xllrf-rl Cul' Aus.-l llzwlll-ll, 4'l1:1r'lHs liullzxy, XVilliS llll'llIll'flS4lll, Alemicrn Lym-ll,.Iuln1 l'I:u'l'ison, Tlumms lhlymljis, Jun. Hilzl-l. 'l'l1ir4l row: limily XX'iIsm1. IIVIIIIIII l'1':ul1l. lZ:11'l1:ll':l I'u111s-1'fly,S:nlly lmringy llhl'?tl'lIIllj ,llulwvtluy AINISUII, Ilus Mass. .lf-:un Krelllu. Nlz1rg':11'1-t All-l'm'1nim-la, IZ:-ttiv Lmnh:l1'fly, p1'vsicl4-1115 Murjnriq- l4'z1ulcl1:11lsv1', lillzu , lwvtll Mursli, .I1l11- Wrlrm-V. lmlsl l-I-A1-cl. lhvrotlmy Law, lvwris llulp. Mary Ann FIHVIIIII, NHHUX1IlIlllllln'l'lJIill l 1rlll'llll'1rXYI ll1ml1u:aNl-lsmu, Phyllis 'l':llr-uit.Nl:11'i:mll.ul11', M:u'i:1n1m Kll-Vrill, llc-tty .lzxnv I42llI4'l', l'z1tl'i1'il l 1lll4'l'l'lll. .U'll1llI' -lf'll F. Uflllfllfl l'fH'k1'l', 4lrIl1l'i1'l Ilizzn, llic-llurci H:1ft'c-y, lh-tty I':u'lis, Xluryzxnm- Im lll4PIIll. 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Mm ATHLETICS I I I , f Q 1111110 1 F s 'Skim' gums uumuu I xwuuul yes ff! -5 uhh 1 lunuslg S Z Q ,ll I is xxx!!! f :' 2 Ng, 5 E tiltnusf 3 s 2 S S S S 2 Z 5 Z S 5 I 5 llllllllll I II In I lIxlxlXxxxxxxssN5j, S 5 D 5 5 5 5 f f 1 4 4 5 f f 5' 4 I 5 f 5 ll I azz l.0z 9 .Rss e 'vs FCDCTBALL Uafzsitxl geason HARVEY 253 BTADISON 0 In the opening game of the season the Harvey Raiders defeated the high- spirited Madison eleven by the decisive score of 25-0. Hank Rand, star left half, scored four touchdown with Martin Nelson cashing in on an extra point. Although the locals were out first-downed they seemed to have control of the game at all times. HARVEY 12 g FAIRPORT 0 By capitalizing on the fumbles made by the inexperienced Fairport backs the Raiders jumped to an early lead over their opponents in their first league tilt. A blocked punt in the third quarter led to the second Harvey score before the largest crowd that has ever witnessed a game in the loop history. Although the Skippers never made a serious threat, the Mossmen found stiff opposition at all times. HARVEY 20g VVILLOUGHBY 7 In the second league game the Raiders showed a capacity crowd a bril- liant comeback in the last three quarters. Trailing 7-0 at the end of the first twelve minutes the Raiders tied it before half-time by a successful drive for a score. By pushing over two more touchdowns in the second half the Harvey eleven made it a decisive victory for the Red and Black. HARVEY 6g HARBOR 0 Journeying to Ashtabula Harbor for their third league tussle the IMossmen put up a strong second half battle to defeat the Mariners 6-0. The first half was all Harbor with the home team missing several scoring chances. Early in the third quarter a blocked kick led to the only score of the game. During the final period the Harborites handled the ball on only four plays while Harvey toted it 8-L yards downfield on a successive drive that was stopped by the gun. seventy-two YAIlSl'l'Y F00'I'BALL SQUAD Mn. PAUL Moss, Coach First row: XVil1iam NW-in, managerg George Farkas, Lou Crowther, David XVo01ifoiii, Robert VV4-st, John Pasquerelli, .lack Keener, Riehard Filppi, Martin Nelson. Lueian Silvestro, Henry Hand, George Hobbs, Delbert VVolfl', Philip Dolce, Oviileo ll'Aseanio. si-eonil row: Mr. Dickey, assistant coach: Xvaiter Hughes, Josepn Jenkins, Gordon Adams, llohert Smith, XV:ilIaee Abrahamson, Mr. Moss, coach, Laddie Aeheson, Donald Haw- kinsi Joseph lie Franco, Wilko Salminen, Anthony Cimuglio, Mr. George, assistant PIHIU l. 0 HARVEY Og BELLAIRE LL Un taking to the road the Harvey Raiders were unable to cope with the Big Red of Bellaire. A fumble gave Harvey its scoring chance in the first period, but after working the ball to the two foot line Painesville failed to gain. A poorly placed lateral and a blocked punt lead to victory for the home team hefore approximately 8,000 fans. A razzle-dazzle play in the fourth gave the Mossmen another chance that was nipped by the gun. HARVEY 1-i-Q GENEVA 6 After stopping a Geneva threat early in the game the Painesville gridders carried the hall 80 yards into pay dirt in exactly five plays for the first score. In the second quarter Silvestro plunged over from the two yard line for Har- vey,s final tally. A bad pass in the second half was intercepted by a Geneva end who seampered 53 yards for the final white line. The score was close, but sta- tistics show that the game was all for Harvey. HARVEY lig FAIRPORT 6 After trailing a Skipper halfback 80 yards across the goal line in the open- ing play of the game the Red Raiders struck back with lightning-like speed and cashed in on the extra point to lead at halftime 7-6. By virtue of a long drive in the third quarter the Raiders were able to tally again in the second half. The Harvey fans made it a Painesville night by capturing both goal posts. Nl vt 11111 Ihrce ,, 5 , rm, i 4 JI aw' 'uugwwk Q wflY5.' Wwinwmg GICURGIC HOBBS C,'m1fm' Ll 'CIA N SII,Y1'1S'1'l' fllIIH'fl'I'bIlf'k JOHN PASQI TAREIA qvllfklff PHILIP DOLCIC Fllllbllvk DICLBERT VVOLF Q1111 rferbarl' MARTI N N li LSO? Ilfllfbllfh' RIUHARD FILPPI End seventyq DAVID YVUOIDIUOIRU Emi IIICNRY RAND lllllfllllfh' G lil lllfili FA R K AS Glmrrl .lM'li Kl'1l'1Nl'1R Guurrl IMI' l'RONY'l'Ill'1R 167111 li0Bl'1li'l' YVICST C11 plain ,l'llf'A'll7 I'7'I'H'.ll-fi'l'1' fp.-cf wa.-ng, i zu' Giov- HARVEY 0g ASHTABULA 18 Unable to overcome the 20 pounds per man handicap the Red Raiders went down before the onslaught of the Chainpionship-bound Panthers. The first score climaxed an 80 yard drive following the opening kickoff. Scoring again in the second quarter the Panthers showed power. A fumble gave Ash- tabula its final score. Harvey,s attempts to score were in vain because many long gains were called back for penalties. HARVEY Og CONNEAUT 6 In the final game of the season the Raiders went down before the charge of the Conneaut Trojans in a sea of mud. After battling through a scoreless first half the invaders from the east were able to push over a score in the third quarter that spelled victory. Play was severely slowed down by the layer oi mud that covered the entire field. In the final period the Red Raiders threat- ened when Rand slipped off his left tackle for 50 yards. CHEERLEADERS Miss JOYCE PAnlu-:u, Sponsor Maryanne Bapst, Lucille Bent, Eleanor Morrison. Andrew Makee, Marie Sage, Emery Iiigzgo, Rachael Cunningham. seventy-sim JUNIOR YAllSl'l'Y SQUAD First Huw: .lov Sliulzi, 'Finn liynvli, M1-lvin Evzliis, l':llf.l'1'Ill' Lillbavk, .luv Hzidzl, Si-'vv lllnninisli, .lnnivs Nolan, VVilli:un L2illt'l', Tom Jiuyndjis, Williv Yoo, Juv 'l'r-wus'-ml, lflrni-st SIR-i'i':i, lla-rinain Swig'1'i', Si-cm:-I Huw: Mr, lim-i'p.g'i-, cuzivlig .lov Sliof, Gail Frye-, lmnald Hockzlfn-lluw, liiuli- :irfl lllzulili, lla-raid I'ultn-l'. Iiugw-I' N1-ul, Pant lllarottai, Albvrt Alvx, .lnscpli Ulmin, Anthony Llicrczin, i':iri'oll lmvis, Churlns Square. 'Fliirrl Huw: Harold l lm-niinpr, lCrlxv:1l'd W':ip:lP, Eino Szilminvn, Frank Drobnick, Phil Childs, lmn ltlulu-r, liulwrt Kivonvy, Phil Hausch, Robert Irwin, Junivs 1'mini-i'tliw:iite-, limba-rt Evans. lfmirlli Huw: Allan Stark, llHlllii,g.!,'1'l'Z lmuis lisipfo, lI'lIlll1lfIl'l'Q liubvrt Martin, Huy Aim-usl::i, Vivlni' Sc-liae'!'v'i', l':iuI Gilsnn, John Guvntlii-l', Frank Dolan, Sam l'f1lt:1, llnlv-rl N--Isun, Wlillimn lhnninisli. uniofz Uaisifxi geason Harvey Ii l'0llIl02lllt 0 H:ii'v1-y 20 Mentor 7 Ilzirvcy 25 Madison 0 Hurvuy 13 ML-nfor 6 Hzirvcy 12 Uonncnut 0 H2ll'Y'l'j' G Fsmirport 6 Hzirvcy 13 l'c1'1'y 7 Harvey T lZ iLll'p01't 0 Hzirvcy 0 Pcrry 12 I'I:u'vcy 1015 Uppuncnts 38 1' u Lu-x1'1'1f ri BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: VVarren Hotchkiss, Lucian Silvestro, Martin Nelson, Delbert Wolff, Kenneth Kleinshrot. Second llovv: Frzxiicis Brannigan, inai1ugge1': XValdo McIntyre, Earl Robinson, Robert Fiser, Mark NVebster, Charles Johnson, Mr, George, coach. Q afzsifxf geason Harvey opened its season with ai 51-29 victory over NICI1101' that featured the 16 points of center Mark VVebster. In a free playing game after the Vllll2LIlkSglVlIlg layoff the Raiders downed the Madison Class B champs 29-22. The following night the G'C0l'gClIlCll journeyed to Chzirdon to 'cake over the Hilltoppers camp 10-11. Yvith the never-say-die spirit the Harvey cagers went out of their class 'ro down the strong Cleveland South men 27-20. The letdown after the Cleveland South game showed up considerably when the Red and Black was able to beat the VVicklifl'e Blue Devils by only a seven point margin 22-15. seventy-eight Opcning thc lcaguc scason with a 37-33 victory ovcr Gcncva aftcr Bob Flscr had scorcd 13 points the Raiders provcd to hc a scrious thu-at to thu rust of thc lcaguc nicnibcrs. A high scoring niacliinc loft the hardwood court aftcr it had takcn thc Conncaut scalp to thc tunc of 50-25. Martin N1-lson turncd in a fine uxhihition of ball playing as hc lull the Ilarvcy fivc with 13 points to victory ovcr Canton Iiclnnan 32-21. Rcturning to lcaguc play thc high-riding Haidcrs took a closc onc from lVillonghby 29-25. ln thc intcr-city g'2l.lllC Harvcy failcd to click on its long' shots as the Skippcrs downcd thc tcain 352-19. Harvcy rctnrnccl with a 21-16 victory ovcr Ashtabula and a 37'-25 victory ovcr Ashtabula Harbor. Uoach Gm-orgc tnrncd his cagcrs loosc at thc start of the sccond halt' of thc lcagnc ram- and nxorc than douhlcd Gcncva with a 33-15 victory and won a 52-25 fray from Ilarhor. A cripplcd tcain journcycd to Conncaut to down thc 'l'ro.ian.s in a slow ganic 29-15. A largc crowd followcd thc Paincsvillc squad to lvillouglihy to rctnrn with a 4-1-37 victory. Harvcy lost its halftinic lcad to go down hcforc thc Fairport championship hound cagcrs 25-20. In thc final fray thc liaidcrs lct up to losc on thi- Ashtahula floor hccausc of thc llanthcrs, final rally that nladc thc scori- -412-29. RESEIKYIG llASliE'l'BALl, SQUAD First llow: Hs-rnian Swipxvr, llobcrt Evans, Rohm-rt Tlioinas, llnssm-ll VVilson, Jos- 1-pli .Ie-nkins, Stun- Doniinish. S4-cond Now: l.1lXVl'Q'lH?l' Sliinncr, lll4lIlllfI01'2 l l't'l'l'll2lll Hill, M1-rwin Stalkcr, John Dowlinir, Coach Roy Gvol'g'0, liogcr Neal, William Lutliancn, .lost-ph llc- Franco, Nlnn-r In-im-tn-r, managur. seventy-nina 5 V RZSZQUZ 2125091 Tho outlook for thc II:n'vcy cngm-rs in thu ncxt. fm-w yt-airs is bright. Al-- though the licsvrvc squad Inul an up :ind clown scuson it was uviclcnt that C02lCll Roy Gcorgv was building :L high scoring quintot for future aulvaultugc to Hai'- vvy. Ont of thc- 17 starts the youngur tivo wnlkcml oft' thc floor with 11 wins to its croclit. The highlight of thc scztson was tho ovvrtiniv victory :tt Ashtzthulam Harbor wllvn Roger Noni, hmky forwzird, scored at one lmnclc-it shot from tho C0l'11Ql' of thx- court. Mwting thc F?Lll'lJ0l't Uzthin Boys nt Monitor tht- locals lost il h:11'1l fought gzunv in thc snnic nmnnvr. High scorn-1' for the season was Russull 1Vilson, ,-L1, with ovci' 100 points. II1-rniaun Swigcr, '4-1 :uni Rohcrt Evans, 1411, smallest mcinln-rs of thc tvzun, ara,- hving conntorl on to ninkv thc future- gnmcs livcly tusslvs. athletic onofzafuf VARSITY H CLYB First Row: 1xv1ll'l'l'll Hotchkiss, G4'lJI',E','f' 1+'al'k:ns, Lucizin Silvvstro, All: Moss, spon- sor: Lzuldio Avliison, Marlin Ni-lson, Hi-nry Hand. Si-1-oml llow: Philip llolvo, Uvitlio Il'Asc-nnio, llonulcl llnwkins, llonnlil f'JlllllllN'll, ltolu-rt Fis--r, Jack Km-in-r, David XN'oodI'ord, VYilIi:um Howling. 'Philwl Row: Lou l'i'owthi-r, In-llwrt VVoll'l', Amlrm-xv limit, .lolin imsquziiw-lli, XV:1l- lnm- Ahruli:nnson, Allan Kzitilu, Alva Juclkins, William VVOin. l ourlli How: rl--oi-go Hobbs, Kohl-rt NW-st, VVilli:im lbomlwy, Alnrk xVl'l1S1l'l', llll'll1lI'11 Filppi, Rohvrt Smith, Joe Shulei. lfiyll ly-n me con athletics Under the direction of Mr. Stanley Prague, city recreational director, the noon athletics reached an iLll'llIIlC high. Activities were arranged for both boys and girls. Girls' sports included volley ball and baseball. Monday noons approxi- niately 20 girls chose sides for baseball. Volley ball was enjoyed every VVcd- nesday with a large nuniher taking part. The noon basketball league was run otl' on Tuesdays and 'l'hursdays. Room 19 copped the ehanlpionship for the second successive year. A class baseball tournalnent was conducted during the spring with each class putting a strong nine on the diamond. 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GENERAL CONTRACTORS Furniture and Rugs for Every Home sz N. sim sneer Phone 3411 We Appreciote Your Potronoge Poinesville, ohio, 19-21 s. sf. cigar sf. Painesville, Ohio 5 phone NO, 4622 SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIFTS OFFICE SUPPLIES TOYS I..ightner's Book Store THE SMART GIFT SHOP BOOKS LENDING LIBRARY U TOPIA and PARK THEATERS Harold Kay, Mgr. Painesville, Ohio Harvey High School Students MARSHALUS Poinesville Drug Store invites you to enjoy our home otmospherel Our ex- pert ond quick film service! Our pleasing prices on films ond kodoksl : Our polote tempting lunchesl Compliments of Painesville Garden and Greenhouse El .... uiiwly-four HAMILTON ELGIN GRUEN WATCH ES The Kintner ewelry Co. 175 Main St. Compliments of The ldeal Dairies Co. Ideal Class I Dairy Products Ideal Old Fashion Ice Cream and Ices Mentor Avenue Dial 4l 6l Compliments of Heath Bros. Service Stations Sunoco Products 7l S. State St. 202 E. 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E1 .............. ....................... ............ ..... .. 13 nuuuumuuumn IInnnunn-nnnmnnQ COmP'imefIfSOf lVlatchett's Coffee Shop Mr. and Mrs. n and Dining Room John L. Spear Pormly Hotel-Painesville h h hhhh i xxx V 'V Q I noon nooo o e QA GRADUATES The Painesville Telegraph A I f the H p, y ,Aw SOME of ,Mm wow DAILY NEWSPAPER Q JOB PRINTING book was D ' d by me meg' ph 46 N. State Street Poinesville, Ohio lllllll If 1 Glass pfzoplzecxl VVake, sleepers, wake, both great and small, The captainis' up before you all. He calls Good dayi' to everyone, lVal'e, you sleepers, night is done. Thus tooted Lizzie Twinklebell,' Harrison, ship's bugler, on the middle morning of a leisurely North Atlantic cruise. The day was of the Gulf Stream variety, bright and warm, and out on the deck the passengers were taking ad- vantage of it. lllasquerade plans were being discussed from deck chair to deck chair, in the smoking room, sports deck, and . . . er . . . the soft drink fountain. Lounging in a deck chair, attired in an orange plush sweater, purple tam- o'shanter, red and green striped bow tie and plaid kilts, Myron Chalfin de- bated the relative merits of going as a gigolo or as the lllad Hatter. Bob Joughin left a delightful snooze just long enough to state that he would gladly play Dormouse to Myron's Hatter. Eleanor Franz, who had just decided to depict a jewelry counter, was trying to borrow a diamond tiarra and several rings from the Countess Nada Vrbancic von Fruhlingheysen. As Juanita Robinson spent all he1' time perfecting Lady lNIacBeth for her European tour, she was hardly expected to fall out of character for the evening. Those jovial German stewards Ed Kilrain and Bill Dowling, spent most of the afternoon be- tween coffee and dinner in hanging Japanese lanterns and streamers. In fact only three persons on the first deck remained unmoved by the festivities. A. Ebenezer Scrooge Gage, uttered 'CHumbug', into his beard and continued to pursue his study of Marcus Aurelius and the Stoic philosophers. From his perch in the crow's nest, Professor I. Walton Heinbaugh scanned the slightly undulating cerulean savannas for whale, porpoise, narwhal, or the elusive whitfledoofus. The third misanthrope was James Braun, lately turned hermit, who wished to contemplate the theory of personality in inanimate objects fsuch as butter, steel wool, adhesive tape, or bed springs, without interference or interruption. These three were alone absent when the first strains of The Merry Widow were heard in the ballroom. Cyramus and Thisbe were easily recognized as Jack Keener and Lucille Bent. Eugene Friley and his corps of professional escorts decided to capitalize on the situation and appeared to the man in white mess jackets and knee breeches. The organization contained such glamour boys as Harold Pontius, Alva Judkins, and Don Parker. Doris Holp and her partner were Arcadian Shepherd and shepherdess. Zoological costumes were rather popular. Andy Makee, a white rabbit, twinkled his wiggly pink nose over a glass of lemonade. Perehed on a chandalier was that extraordinary taxidermist Lou Crowther, who had done himself up as a stuffed raven. Lucian Silvestro had clipped and glued himself into a presentable French poodle, while Bob Wilson did a Paul ninety-eight Revere on the back of a remarkable horse whose laugh was Bob Law and whose gallop was Alden Fletcher. Evi Chard, psychopathic specialist at Johns Hop- kins, was collecting pennies in a fez. At the other end of Evi's monkey chain, Betty Tucker cranked an organ. Oram Tisdel, who had become bored, was sitting in a corner reading Murder Among the ...4.... . They had draped a streamer robe over her Tarzan costume to thwart pneumonia, for George Hobbs had just blown in garbed as Oh Wild VVest VVind. D'Artagnan, VVillis Ke1'n, and the Student Prince at Heidelbe1'g, Del Wolft', were seated at a nearby table quaffing root beer and listening to the ship's little German band consisting of Felix Elledge, Karl Phillip Emanuel Houghkirk, Claude f Moose j Carroll, and Kenneth Johannesson. Dave VVoodford, the farmer in the dell, who was acting as master of ceremonies for the evening, banged his milk pail on the head of Bill Richardson and called for silence. Ladies and gentlemen, and Captain Branniganf, began Dave, we have upon the stage this evening some distinguished members of the c1'ew who will furnish us with some entertainment? One of Davc's cryptic jokes followed and then the program was allowed to begin. Margaret Johnson, on her way to the Salzburg Music Festival, sang a selection from La Boheme, which was followed by a skit written and acted by Virginia Figler and Patty Elliot. Eileen Lehning contributed an Adagio and Henry Rand, the archaeologist, gave a short talk on the findings of his latest expedition, among which were some rarities of the Hi-Y dynasty. The program concluded with a grand march of all the masqueraders. The judges were Adolph Somppi, Marilyn Flener, America's best-dressed woman, and Ed Kallay, prominent horticulturist and perfector of four varieties of roses, one named for Charles, one for Mike, and two for himself. lVIartin Nel- son as Frankenstein's monster took first honors and Jewel Sennett, who was a colored Mammy from Georgia, was the winner of second place. In the honor- able mention class were Jean Schultz, who was dressed as a Mexican greaser with the sombrerog Bob Fiser as a member of the flying corps, and Marie Tuttle in the garb of the Venerable Bede. It was at this time that Doris Johnston, the demon chaperon, collected her party of young ladies, graduates of the Johnston Finishing school, and left the room. 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