Harvey High School - Anvil Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

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This Class of '40 FHIIEFI years ago this coming fall we entered Harvey High, And many things have happened since to make us laugh and cry. VVhen we were lowly sophomores, a'scolfed at and ignored, YVe quailed beneath the dirty looks from Pop Sn1ith's Traffic Board Bill Brenner up in Room 14 wreaked havoc every day, I-Ie loosened screws in all the desks and turned Miss Tilock gray. It was our lot for next year's Prom to raise a little dough. So we brushed up that good old line and selling we did go. The stationery sold all right, in fact it sold like fire, But magazines went pretty slow--we didn't have Esquiire! Old Father Time just trucked along and marked another year, As juniors, in assembly we no more brought up the 1'E2L1'. One day a restless English class, engaged in Pass It Onv, Employed an unsuspecting egg in lieu of better pawn. Some clever stooge CI know not whoj attempting to be bright, Let slip the unsuspecting egg-you guess its woeful plight! VVho roused that tranquil study hall by crashing to the floor? 'Twas Jack, the Rock--his hefty weight the seat could hold no more. It was our lot for that year's Prom to raise a lot of dough, VVe brushed up on that line again and sponsored Crosby's show. The band was hot, the punch ice cold, and though there was no moon, The soft May breezes wafting in kept everything in tune, September rolled around once more, at least our day had come- Bow low, you sophsl VVe'1'e seniors now!! VVe'll show wl1o's boss, by gum!! The girls rejoiced for they were free to dress as they desired, Of wearing middies every day they finally had tired. VVe almost lost the Anvil, but with Sanfordis leadership, VVe got the year book back again, and boy is it a pip! The Harvey Club one day announced the jug had disappeared, So to the rescue dashed Hi-Y's4the myst'ry soon was cleared. And at this point we needs must pay the homage that is due To 1'ecord-breaking Robinson, whose sportsmanship is true. At last we reach the end of this, and you know what I hear? That life begins at 450-what,re we waiting for-it,s here??? ! !! MARIAN BAHR. f f f f l. X f K , l S , ff

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is for the Edition of that W hieh flows from Zlflarian Bahrls pen, I Vs written to remind you of Each old Harvey High School friend. In the opinion of ltiarian Bahr, editor-in-chief of the Har-Binger, the following characteristics of Harvey students would be combined in '1 pei fect girl and boy. Harvey s Ideal Senior Girl Would Have Betty Jane Lauc1 s . Sally Loring's . . Jane DeBarb1'ie's . Phyllis Sanfordls . . Lois D1'E1PG1',S ..,, Jean Byler's .... Blarna lNIe1'editli's . Betty Carneyls .. Rose lNIass's .... Shirley Cainis Jean Katila's ..., Helen Dickey's ..,, Mary Ann TSClllllDl',h Shirley Hank's ,... ltlariana lVIerrill's . June Guthlehen's . . Eileen Sennettis ..., hlary Ann DulVIond,s Dorothy GodWin's . Patricia Fullerton's Alice VValker's . . . Athletic Prowess .......,Clothes . . . .Complexion Dancing Ability . .Dependability ...,..,...Eyes . . . . . . .Figure . . .Friendliuess .......Hair . . . .Hands . . , . . .Honesty . . , .Leadership , . . .Manners , . . .Neatncss ..........Poise . . . .Promptness .Sense of Humor . ..... Sincerity ,Smile . . . .Versatility ..........Voice Harvey s Ideal Senior Boy Would Have Laddie Acheson's . . . Elinor Demeter's . , . Joseph DCF1'3.llC0,S . James Halliburton's Donald Lockwoodis ., . VVillia1n Do1'nbey,s . . VValdo lHacIntyre,s Donald Dockry's . Glenn Humphrey's 4 Ray Macoskzfs .... VValter Vrbancicls . . Vllilliam Lauer's . Robert lNIiller's . . Thomas Boyleis . Earle Perkins's , , , 4 . . . . Allan Katila's ...,. Robert Courtwrightis Robert PoXon,s ,... Joseph Shulals .. Richard Isabells . Williani Kochis's .. Athletic Prowess ....,.......Build . .....,,,.. Clothes .Dancing Ability . .Dependability .........Eyes . . .Friendliness ...,..I-Iands . , . , .Honesty . . . .Leadership . . . .Manners . . . .Neatness .......Poise . .V . .Promptness . . . . . , . . .Self-reliance . Sense of Humor . . ......... Sincerity .,.......Sm1le . . . .Versatility .......Voice twenty

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for the Faculty, Basis of our schoolg lVe look to it for help and aid, lVe try to abide by its rule. F. A. APPLEGATE Music, Band, Orchestra HOWARD C. BARNES Biology, Photography BERNADINE BELL Shorthand, Consumers Business JANE CLARK Physical Education MILDRED CUMINGS History I. M. CUNNINGHAM Bookkeeping, Vocations LESTER L. DICKEY English, Vocabulary Drill ROBERT E. DICKEY English, Biology FRANCES DURITSA Home Economics ROY F. GEORGE JAMES GINTHER Debate, English ROBERT F. HARRIS Drawing ARTHUR F. HOMMEL Current History, History, Journalism HAROLD LEE Geometry J. T. MCCULLOUGH French, English ELLEN MORRISON Music ERNESTINE PAVEY Art PEARL PLUMER English, Speech LAYTON C. POLLOCK Mathematics, Vocational JEAN RANDALL Librarian DALE R. SMITI-I Physics, Chemistry JACK TOMASI-IESKA Industrial Arts EFFIE TRAVIS English IRENE WARD Typing, Consumers Business RUTH WEIGAND Latin, English E. B. WI-IITCOMB Civics, History GRACE WYMAN English MARY ZIEBOLD Law, Athletics Guidance Sociology, History FACULTY First row: Mrs. Peorl Plumer, Miss Ellen Morrison, Miss Ernestine Pcsvey, Miss Bernadine Bell, Miss Effie Travis, Miss Mildred Cummings, Miss Helen Petkosek, Miss Ruth Weigand, Miss Francis Duriisa, Miss Grace Wyman, Mrs. Evelyn Hazen, Miss Irene Ward, Miss Jean Randall. Second row: Mr. Arthur Hommel, Mr. Lester Dickey, Mr. James Ginther, Mr. Jack Tomasheska, Mr. Roy George, Mr. C. C. Pierce, Mr. Dale Smith, Mr. Robert Dickey, Mr. E. B. Whifcomb, Mr. Harold Lee, Mr. Robert Harris. Third row: Mr. Glenn Esch, Mr. Howard Barnes, Mr. Joseph McCullough, Mr. Layton Pollock, Mr. A. L. Baumgarfner, Mr. F. A. Applegate, Mr. I. M. Cunningham. twenty-two