Harvey High School - Anvil Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

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STU DENT ASSOCIATION Walter Vrbancic President Betty Jane Lauer Secretary Marian Bohr Assistant-Secreta ry Robert Smith Vice-President CHEERLEADERS Miss Jean Randall Sponsor Burt Bihary Cheermaster George Sennett Patsy Pomeroy Carmella Cardina The president of tl1e Student Association is a Senior chosen by popular vote of all students. Upon election to this high office, he automatically becomes president of the assembly board and presides at all assemblies. The vice-president, elected in the same manner, becomes chief jus- tice of the Student Court. At tl1e beginning of this school year, several persons tried out for cheerleaders and were chosen by a committee composed of certain members of the faculty. The cheermaster was also chosen by this committee. His duty is to sec that cheers are practiced from time to time and that the student body uses them at athletic functions. The group was fortunate to have been equipped with new white uniforms by a local store. is for our Lenders, Two kinds are mentioned here: The Student Association cmd, , Those leaders that make us cheer. twenty-nine

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is for Illusic Wfhich gives us great pleasure, It's something for all To love cmd to trerlswre. During Cliristnms of 1938, M1'. Applegate, new at Harvey that year, re- organized the band. At that time there were only 11 who were skilled enough to play an instrument, but because of his perseverenee and interest in music, he increased that number to 415 students, the band's present size. The band per- forms during football and basketball games and during pep assemblies. BAND Mr. F. A. Applegate, Sponsor First raw: Harry Cole, bass, Jeannette Hodges, comet, Winifred Leaverton, drum, Margie Hayward, clarinet, Wallace Taylor, drum, Marian Cook, drum, Robert Wismer, clarinet, Francis Thomas, bass, Coulter Filson, manager, Donald Volk, clarinet, Edyth Johnson, percussion, William Kallay, cornet, William Grady, clarinet, Bernice Webster, baritone, Edna White, trombone, Frances Tear, bass. Second row: Mr. Applegate, Nathan Foljambe, saxophone, Richard Parker, clarinet, Virgil Taylor, trom- bone, Anne Farren, saxophone, Betty Johnson, clarinet, Dorothy Chaffee, bells, Melvin Rogers, horn, John Guenther, saxophone, Eugene Smith, cornet, Benny Longbons, clarinet, Wayne Winings, clarinet, Evo Nagle, drum major, Owen Grady, drum, Rose Azary, clarinet, Barbara Lynch, clarinet, Robert renner, bass. Third row: Leonard Lockwood, cornet, Donald Hanson, Cornet, John Luhto, clarinet, Robert Huff, comet, Joseph Gartmon, Cornet, Price Ferron, cornet, Robert Boone, clarinet, William Spangler, saxaphne, Charles Staten, clarinet, Joseph Literati, carnet, Henry Huffman, french horn, Gladys Ramsey, clarinet, Dorothy Washburn, drum, Bette Barstow, drum, Mary Morroson, Cornet, Mary Schumaker, clarinet, William Chaffee, trombone, Audrey Hach, clarinet, Bonita Washburn, clarinet, Dorothy Mainey, clarinet. Flagbearers: Marilyn Rouhier, Freda Blum. thirty