Harvey High School - Anvil Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1941 volume:

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In expressing our appreciation for his help and guidance in our senior year, we be- lieve we are expressing the feeling that those who follow us will wish to convey. It is his interest in each student, and his determination to see the school as a whole advance, that will make possible many successful years in Harvey High. BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mrs. Annie Tisdel, Mr, J. C. Hobbs, Mrs. Louise Windecker, vice-president. Standing: Mr. C. C. Pierce, superintendent Mr. O. H. Horer, presidentj Mr H. U. Daniels, Mr. QL. E. Esch, clerk. 'A' This year Mr. Otto H. Harer was elected president of the Poinesville Boord of Education, replacing Mr. J. C. Hobbs who had served in that capocity since I937, The policy of this board has been to administer school funds in the most economical and efficient manner. Helping Us wat against gllifefzacxl SX H135 feabelzslzifn Wlalzefs ?Cf2 Efficiency After serving I3 years as superintendent of Paines- ville city schools, Clyde C. Pierce is still filling his office capably. Except for one brief illness he has always been on the job. EVCT1 WJ I 1 ...AA Wcigand, Miss Esther Wolfe. Y ' ' ' Second row: Miss Ann Welch, Miss Frances Duritsa, Mrs. Evelyn Hazen, Miss Jean Randall, Miss Irene Word, Mrs. Pearl Plumor, Mrs. Lester Dickey, Miss Ellen Morrison, Miss Grace Wyman, Miss Barbara Wright. Third row: Mr. Dale Smith, Supt. C C. Pierce, Mr. Robert Dickey, Mr, James Ginther, Mr. Frank Harris, Mr.Il-tarold Lee, Mr. Jack Tomasheska, Mr. E. B. Whitcomb, Principal H. W. McKelvey, Mr. F. A. App egatc, Fourth rowz Mr. l. M. Cunningham, Mr, Layton Pollock, Mr. Howard Barnes, Mr, Arthur Hammel, Mr. Joseph McCullough, Mr. Watt Bair, Mr. Roland J Eckard, Mr. Glenn Esch, clerk. True friends and counselors to students of Harvey High are the faculty mem- bers. They represent a wide variety of personalities and interests, and are constantly working to help each student find his interest in life. l-larvey's faculty has always been genuinely interested in the school and its form of student government. The basis for democratic citizenship in the future is being truly inspired in Harvey by its able faculty. aclm gs gxpefzf an is chosen Weld l eiqht l 1 palm gp, 7117.14 feaaefzslmif In the following section the Ieoders of the school ore on porode. You know them ond hove come in Contact with them . . . And now see them . . Dummy thu four-,D of thc Moy . . Orutxorw lx on oawr. , The Boll rung-, ut 3 30 , , . Study Hull ond work! , , . A tholouoh tluyk work . A chvcf um! pustncu . . Tho F1105 om for rofvrorvcug Ann tor tiu pmmlohtltty Ah' o Imskct uoclul' VI. . ,--7 .Tv x Q ul n W . -,..,.,9. Q' f v. 0 P df? A 1 m'fniN ' 'Y CW1-1t'i'.11 V Ln'?1' at Q H4 4: 'J ' ,- MJ -n BJ' ff . 705. ,'f'L889OVVl 06 62143 CZCtl0l'! sruosm counr 'M L C. PUHULIK, S53-1:1-am. Furs! ww: Robert Thomuu, Helen BOYCIUIIS, Rulwcrt Evuuz, Chscf jnsium' Muulru lvmh Rulmr! Multum, f Q ufml :cm Aww Mm flnumnmluw, Rolingcr Nuull loc l'owufOl'u,1, Mclrmn ,lmikufw-,, -,Q-lflvtoly O14 Beitain Home ROOM PRESIDENTS M1524 Grote E. N'Vymon, Sponsor. Furs! row: Evo Kofhrym Ellonigcv Juno? Hcfckmun, Kothic-cu Klulhv Nwlluixm Grocly, prcsu,1un1g Evelyn Schultz, Judy Si. Chau, Betty BcciLImqfnclf,I, secretary Eoconfi low: Efcunor Bruce, Ro-,cmory Von Besclcr, Folih Mury Ailom, Ilchgn Bcwnniim, Vv'mwfv'5wI l.c:1vL-rlcun. Miasz Wyman. Tiwcl row: Rlthlllxi Mc'CmnQ, NNUWLQ Wninqs. Euqcno Lnlllrmk, lurk Slwth Rm!-gm Nona! Rn:-mu!! NNWI-.mu Rohm! Ysch. Invlxm G 7-G,Sfe QOOA Ovelinmenf STUDENT COUNCIL Mr, Y. B. Whilconilw, sponsor. First row: Mr. Whitcomb, Marrorre Harris, Russel Wilson, Nancy Chamberlin, secretory, James Sineall president, Bonnie Gongwer, George Sennett, vice presidentj Mary Ann Slocum, Olga Alex. Seconil row: Jean Haskins, Ruth White, James Lombardy, Walter Davis, Anne Marie Cannon, Wilcla Newman, Alun Stark, William Grady, Janet Heckrnan, Eva Kathryn Elledge. Thinl row: Harry Carlton, James Friley Ravmand Powers, Cecil Lont, Shirley Hope, Roherl Genrae, Genrqer Kleinshmltt, Rayinonil Wilson James Couperlhwuite, Davlil Few. gpedldng 701 7-11.8914561065 NATIONAL ronmslc LEAGUE Mrs. Pearl Plumer, sponsor. First row, Anne Houghton, Jean Gleason, Jeanne Guthrie, Miriam Bates Manila Lynch, president, Betty Bedclingfield, Jean Haskins, Bonnie Gangwer, Mrs, Plurner, Second row: Patricia Pomeroy, Kathleen Kluth, Sally Merrill, Anne Creveling, Nancy Chantliuilin, Martha Murray, Miriam Nurmi, Margery McCIellanrl, Sally Landphair, secretary, Theresa McDnnciIil, Pearly Webster. Third row: Barbara Kerr, William Grady, Alan Stark, Melvin Gerseny, Shirley Hope, Rohr-it Thnmi,-., Pol rick Lynch, Owen Grady, Louise Kale. 5- 5-mngsx... ... i .- lliiilven lr x.. 7ufu71,e ews qad4e7LefLS INTERNATIONAL QUILL AND scnou. Mr. Arthur Hommel, sponsor. Fmrst row: Alan Stark, Margaret Neubrand, Ruth Wyman, Anne Houqhton, Elsne Lrteratr, Charles Powers. Second row, Loursc Kale, l-lrlala Fastman, Olive Bralnard, Betty Presley, Marian Judkins. Thartl row' Bonnre Gonqwer, Nancy Chamberlln, Ruta Von Beseler, Dorothy Law, 7.14211 gfan Ouf QS gcliolafgs NATIONAL Honon socrnv Mass Grace Wyman, sponsor. Frrst rcw: Ruth Wyman, Gloria Myllykoskr, Maclelyn Morltz, Mrlclred Wallace, Margaret Mote, Alice Tear, Anne Creyelung, Mlriam Rouhler, Olive Bralnorcl, Geraldrne Morrison. Second row. Nancy Chamberlm, Ameluo Sorno, Winltred Leoverton, Betty Prentrce, Jean Hosklns, Momca Lynch, Edyth Johnson, Hlida Faslman, Dorothy Davis, secretary-treasurer, Rebecca Keener, Mnss Wyman. Thrrd row: Mary Ann Slocum, Ruth Farley, Alan Stark, presldentg Robert Martm, Shnrley Hope, Robert Rolwerts, vlcerprcsldentg Mrlclrecl Crandall, Dorothy Law. fourteen ll-'DI-lblll 2 fedlllfl . VVil'heut czmbllleh 0 person will met succeed, but with the help of others The reed con be mode eesier, In the school organizations we lihcl help De you? hwy uk Cl wwe Amwu rx V ., , 1' Wh. M'-2 nvmke up fum' ul Hclrxex llmmm lun lhe luluruf Ycwu llczvrl Yvw llu:v'r0 reul Ima Tlw, 4-Y ull rrxlc':e',llnq .I-x 'Cxcx 1, . ::r,5 lf! J-4 JI-Q ru H ATTENDANCE BOARD M155 Esther Wolfe, spon5or. First row, Eleanor Brown, Dorothy Davis, Genova Dye, Miss Wolfe, Socon ri row: Ccrmello Benrhtto, Ro5e Brannsgan. NEWS BUREAU Ml. Arthur Hommcl, sponsor. Fvrfft row: Eva Joy Dunn, Margorei Neubrcmd, Hilda Postman, Rita Von Be5eler, Alan Stark Second rowi Nancy Ostrander, Ame- f ho Sarna, Marcia Doolittle. ' MERIT BOARD M155 Ruth Wcigand, 5pon50r. FH5! row: Sally Landphler, Marlon Judkins., Marjorie Harru5, Liora Shurnaker, Mu5s Welgand. .W Second row: Lorramc Wnntcr, Ruta I' Newman, Marilyn Powell, i,,,.e.,T-, '-K V.-3-3 POINT BOARD MISS Irene Ward, sponsor. 0 Furs! row: John Harrrson, Bcity Prentice, vice president, Betty Bcddingfncld, secretary, M155 Ward. Second row: Morporuc Harris, Jonc Dockcry, Jeannette Horlgcs. eeping ,nw feecofzbs gffzaiglaf N. nineteen panning at Gflzelzs Znjomlmenf LIBRARY BOARD Mrss Jean Ronrlall, bponsor. First row, leon Simmons, Mary Martun, Jacquelyn Kalula, press- clent, lrcno Bohm, yrcc-premrlcntg Miss Randall, Second row' Carmella Canlnna Frances Coclclnngton, Amonneite DIASCOVNIO, Fleanor Shelhy, lac' quellne McFarland, Glorlo Mylly kosku, Rose Ann Sopko, Elnzalmcth Zolar. NOON BOARD Mr, Roy George, sponsor. Fnrst row: Zella Haaer, Gcnoyu Dye, Orrnn Valenhnc, Rnchaul Ornenl, Mr, George. Second row: Mamhall Chalfce, Wayne Wrnlngs, Fronklun Plcrcc, Raymond Wnlson. SOCIAL BOARD Mme Frances Durrfsa, SDOHHOI Furbt row: Anno Houghlon, Dorothy Law, secretary and irecnurcrg Patrnck Lynch, VlCC'Dl'CSIflC'I1f, Mary Ann Slocum, premrlcnfg Bctte Frneflel Second row, Margaret Ryan, Kath leon Klulh, lomoe SIUCOC1, Cecil Lani, Waller Davis, Wnnulrefl Leayerlon, Phyllis Castello, Mass Durutsa, Thlrrl row Wnllralww Scwclrrl, Mclynn Geriney, Harry Cole, Russell Wul- son, Phullp l-lau5ch ASSEMBLY BOARD Muss Ulm Travm, sponwr. Furs! row: Mary Ann Chamberlin, Evelyn Srnllh, Bonnie Gonqwer, nrcsnrlentg Margorue Horns, secre- tary, Louvse Kale, Evelyn Schultz. Second row Theresa Lomharrly, Ellen Murray, Allcc Tear, Shirley Hope, Helen Tenney, Jean Pow- ers, Mass Travis, Thzrrl row: Frank Such, Howanl Baker, Jim Nelson, Richard Hal fey, GIRL RESERVES Miz.-s Esther Wolfe, sponsor, First row: Virainia Wripple, Betty Korth, Isabel Haycox, Mariorie Haywarrl, vice-president, Mildred Erkkila, president, Eleanor Shel- lwy, secretary and treasurer, Doris Spear, Mary Paul, Eileen Smith, Second row: Betty Barstow, Mary Illen Ford, Lois Spaller, Avis Brlliq, Ruth Schaefer, Harriet Rossley, Dorothy Snyder, Erika Hutenliack, Frances Hurst, Miss Wolfe. Third row: Wllrla Newman, Rose Ann Sepko, Marie Wanda, Mary Kuhn, Mary Skol, Lucille Reynolds, Marion Kallay, Betty Walters, Jane Anteloppe. Fourth row. Betty Fliter, Irene Srmko, Lucy Matnello, Heten Hurst, Regina Skillthorpe, Helen Tirpak, Allene Barber, Olga 'lun ner. FRENCH CLUB Mr. I. T. McCullough, sponsor. First row: Robert Thomas, Melvin Gersney, Miriam Rouhier, secre- tary, Peggy Weluster, president, Betty Pork, treasurer and vice- president, Shirley Hope, Winitrecl Leaverton, Phyllis Cleary, Second row: Maxine Montgomery, Hilda Fastrnan, Faith Mary Allen, Audrey Zoller, Monica Lynch, Mildred Crandall, Evelyn Smith, Jean Haslclns, Mr. McCullough. Third row: Ruth Wyman, Mary Don- aldson, Mariorie McClelland, Car- men Silvcstro, Rita Von Beseler, kdyth Johnson, Anne Creveling. COMMERCIAL CLUB Miss Bernadine Bell, sponsor. First row: Ann Woolie, Lillian Vrlianctc, Marie Wanda, Mildred Wallace, vice-president, Amelia Soma, president, Velma Solo, sec- retary-treasurerg Bonnie Harris, Cree Linze, Lois Ayer. Second row: Rose Verhic, Charlotte Scaqlione, Dorothy Durchik, Lu- cille Cline, Alice Brenner, Eleanor Tunqas, Jean Simmons, Phyllis Costello, Miss Bell. Third rowt Yolanda Raymond, Ra- rhgcl De Marinis, Rose Ann Sopko, Theresa Lombardy, Betty Brand, Bernice Sarkenin, Jean Braid, Ann Prelc. Fourth row: Ellen Murray, Bernice Weluster, Madelyn Moritz, Irene Sirnko, Betty Rodgers, Harriet Rossley, Dorothy Snyder, Genova Dye, SWIMMING CLUB Mrs. Jane Clark, sponsor, First row: Sarah Millonzi, Janet Andrews, secretary, Ruth Crellin, Ella Emigh. Second row: Mrs. Clark, Rose Azary, Mary Martin, Miriam Bates, Mary Kuhn, Marian Smith. Third rowi Jean Murray, Jacquelyn Katila, president, Helen Hurst, Morqaret Whipple, Irene Simko, Viola Rago, Lucille Lohr. Fourth row: Ellen Murray, Betty Hemminq, Ethel Vargo, Maurine Vanover, Velma Chaffee, Rose Branniaan, Bette Smith. easufze n Qcfiviftl twenty na ofz Ssisfance twenty-one CHEERLEADERS Mr. Watt Bair, sponsor. ricia Pomeroy. STAGE CREW Mr. Jack Tomoshesko, sponsor. Row one: George Sall, Gail Frye, Row two: Frank Such, James Nel- son, Mr, Tomasheska, PRINTING CLUB Mr. Frank Hams, sponsor, Row one: George Lrpovich, Bernard O'Leary. Row two: George Sall, Vernon Harris, Mr. Harris. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS BOARD Mr. Jack Tomasheska, sponsor, Row one: Joseph Preckler, Thomas Hullet. Row Two: Paul Koiser, Moulion Ferguson, Mr. Tomashesko. Cormella Ccrdina, George Sennett, cheerleoderg Jack Valentine, Pat- TRAFFIC BOARD Mr. D. R. Smith, sponsor. First row: Richard Orient, Orrin Valentine, Thomas Boyadiis, vice- presiclenlg Gail Frye, president, Charles Powers, secretary, Vincent Ponzarella, Robert Esch. Second row: Leo Kidd, Ted Kaliay, Albert Padula, Moulton Ferguson, Frank Such, Charles Gage, John Brannigan, Mr. Smith, Third row. Charles Rasch, George Klcinshrodt, Bert Boohcr, Richard Horer, James Nelson, James Elyea, Harry Rost, Joseph Popely. SAFETY BOARD Mr. l. M. Cunningham, sponsor. First row: Jack Snodgrass, Richard Gray, Harry Cole, William Abbey, Bernard O'Leary. Second row: Mr. Cunningham, Herb Korbe, Louis Creveling, Harry Hutfrnan, Jack Slocornb, Wayne Hacking, William Norris, Richard Perry, Mr, Buescher. Third row: Walt Herroon, Robert Brenner, Richard Harer, Harry Rost, Wayne Robinson, Leo Kidd, Laurence Skinner. Qt axis To ge Qlefzf ACTIVITIES fading ompanionsliip . All work ond no ploy gives one groy hoir before his doy, Tho? is one reoe soh for The ocfivities which ore to follow. These ociivifies ore not come polsory but those of you who did not feel the urge will probobly remoih lor- ever in your old blue Serge . Tcxrllul howl-, Mmm Chiiktmox A ploy l proxonw My limo ln lmyx' ll'-. ulwuy- nice lo liuilcl 'lheyrc' lyolh lmsy Dfmciim olonc Wheat on oulilo-Jr posh? , 5 x 'YA' X - f' G? I ff f -1 x .yt ...p 'L THQ , iff . ..p X. ik 1 Elf B ov Mr. Arthur Hommel, adviser. First row: Betty Presley, Marcia Doolittle, Anne Houghton, Claire Tribby, Louise Kale, Eva Joy Dunn. ANNE HOUGHTON Eitrtorvln-Chief MARCIA DOOLIT TLE Assistant Erlitor RODGER NEAL .. MARY ANN SLOCUM . . CREE LINZE . . .. Second row: Miriam Nurmi, Jean Powers, Nancy Chamberlin, Dorothy Law, Cree Linze, Wilda Newman. Third row: Mary Ann Slocum, Walter Davis, Rodger Neal, Patrick Lynch, Mary Jean Scaglione. Clnvil Stagg MR. ARTHUR F. HOMMEL, Adviser M I RIAM NURMI Business Manager NANCY OSTRANDER Asst. Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF MARY JANE SCAGLIONE Advertising Manager BETTY LOU PRESLEY Circulation Manager Sports Editor LOUISE KALE , Junior Editor Senior Editor WILDA NEWMAN , ,. Sophomore Editor Art Editor CLAIRE TRIBBY . Clubs and Boards Editor EVA JOY DUNN, Snaoshot Editor ADVERTISING STAFF JLANNE POWERS . , , . .. ..,.., . .... , Ass't. Advertising Manager DOROTHY LAW WALT DAVIS HELEN PIKE PAT LYNCH FLORENCE DAVIS EVA JOY DUNN CLAIRE TRIBBY HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Room L- Angie Cardina Room 4- loan Blankenship Room 20---Jean Farley Room 22' Evelyn Joughin Room 23- Jean Meredith Room 24 - Judy St. Clair Room Room Room Room Room Room Room 25-Ruth Ta lor Y Martha Winland -Miriam Bates Jane Dockery 30-Jean Gleason 3I---Carmie Cardina 404 Margaret Ryan Room Room Room Room Room Room 32-Judith Hettinger 33--Edyth Johnson 34-Marcia Potter 35-Evelyn Smith 36-Kathleen Kluth 37gWilda Newman Q geffe nnual 601 geffefz Gifizens twnntyfslx gtfziving Tot onofzs Halt-gingefz gtags MR. ARTHUR F. HOMMEL, Adviser RUTH WYMAN MARGARET NEUBRAND Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor RITA VON BESELER ELSIE LlTERATt NANCY CHAMBERLIN Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager OLIVE BRAINARD, Office Manager EDITORIAL STAFF HILDA FASTMAN .. .News Editor ANNE CREVELING .. .,. ALAN STARK BETTY PARK ... Feature Editor Sports Editor Society Editor CREE LINZE .. Art Editor JEAN HASKINS . . . . Columnist REBECCA KEENER . Columnist JUDY ST. CLAIR . .. Columnist MARGARET RYAN . . Columnist HILDA FASTMAN .Columnist AMELIA SARNA . Reporter NANCY OSTRANDER . . . .Reporter BETTY CRABBS . Reporter MARJORIE HARRIS . . ,..., . . Reporter ADVERTISING STAFF MARIAN JUDKINS, Assistant Manager BETTY BEDDINGFIELD JEANNE POWERS OLGA TURNER JEANNE KALLAY HELEN BOYADJIS LOUIS CEVELING . , , LORRAINE WINTER . ELLEN PRATT , ADA FARMER . MARILYN POWELL . , JUDY ST. CLAIR .,,.,.. MARCIA DOOLITTLE . NANCY WEBB .. . MARILYN PAYNE . JOHN HANNI , .. CHARLOTTE ROSSLEY . , . RODGER NEAL ,. JAMES LOIACONO . JAMES SMEAD Reporter Reporter , Reporter ., Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter . Reporter . . .Reporter , Reporter Reporter . Reporter . Reporter Reporter CIRCULATION STAFF RUTH WHITE, Assistant Manager BETTY CRABBS CHARLES POWERS GERALDINE MORRISON MARY ANN CHAMBERLIN FLORENCE DAVIS Ruth White, Mr, ,Arthur Hommcl, adviser. First row: Anne Crcveling, Margaret Ryan, Marcia Doolittle, Hilda Fastman, Ruth Wymon, Margaret Neubrand, Jeanne Kollay, Elsie Literati, Olga Turner, Cree Linze, Second row: Betty Park, Betty Presley, Judy St. Clair, Helen Boyadiis, Nancy Chamberlin, Jean Haskins, Rebecca Keener, Marian Judkins, Ada Farmer, Rita Von Beseler, Amelia Sarna, Mary Ann Chamberlin, Third row: Betty Crabbs, Betty Becldingfielcl, Nancy Ostronder, James Loiacono, Alon Stark, Rodger Neil, William Seward, James Smead, Charles Powers, Jeanne Powers, Mariorie Harris, Olive Brainarrl. twenty-seven CROP AND SPUR CLUB Mrss Frances Darltsa, sponsor. Furst rowi Kathleen Appleton, Peggy Webster, secretary, Eva Joy Dunn, vuce presurtcntg Jean Lusc, president, Murlam Bates, Margaret Jcwett, Mus Durltsa. Second row: Vnrglnla Blair, Betty Fluter, Eliza- lseth Phullps, Mary Ann Slocum, Phyllis Costello, Jean Trlbhy, Clanrc Trnblay, Mary Donaldson. Thurl raw Mulclrert Crandall, Betty Pork, Re- becca Keener, Martha Murray, Peggy Martm, Betty Prentice, Hnlclo Postman. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB M155 Barhara Wright, sponsor, Fnrst row Marne Wanda, Eleanor Brown, Eleanor Shelby, Rose Brannigan, Dorothy Davis, vlce nrcsldent, lrcne Behrn, Ul'C!aIllCl'll, Ruth Schaeter, Adelune Malncllo, Avis Bnllrg, Florence Davns, Carrnella Carrtma Second row: Rose Ann Sopko, Dorn, Spear, Lars Spaller, Jane Anteloppe, Betty Walf ters, Mnlzlrecl Frkkrla, Georgra Johnson, Vuola Rrqo, Betty La Mar, Mllclred Evangellsta, Yolanda Raymond. Thurd raw Evelyn Johnson, MOTIOIT Smith, Murnel luflrl, Sara Mullonzu, Lucnllc Lohr, Janet Andrews, Vlrgunna Whlpplc, Lois Mossel, Betty lane Mules, Mnss Wrnght. Fourth row: Ella Emlgh, Jeannette Mclfansky, Alycc Du Blcnko, Nancy Croslmy, Anne Prelc, Faith Mary Allen, Irene Slmko. HOWDI-HI Mass lean Randall, sponsor, Ferxt row, Evelyn Srnlth, Betty Presley, Jean Luse, Evelyn Schultz, presrrlent, Betty Park, secretary-treasurer, l-telcn Tenncy, Eleanor Brown, Frances Carlclnngton. Soconrl rawr Carmcllo Carctuna, Peqqy Wal:- ster, Yolanda Raymanrl, Lorraune Wnnter, Alene Dawson, Dorothy Davls, Lourse Lynch, Actelnne Muccnaronc, Thurrl raw: Mary Paul, Marne Wanda, Marlon lurtkuns, Loulse Kale, Manam Nurmu, Mar- gery McClelland, Phyllis Cleary, Miss Ran- zlall Fourth raw: Bette Srnuth, Rose Brannngan, Doris Wlnlanrl, Jean Farley, Jean Powers, Elsle Luteratn, Theresa Lombardy, LATIN CLUB Musa Ruth Welgand, sponsor. Fnrst row: Ruth Farley, Alrce Tear, secretary- treasurer, Mrlrlrcrl Cronclall, preslrlcntj Nancy Charnherlnn, Mlss Wengonrl, Second row: Mary Martln, Marlarn Rouhlcr, Betty Prentice, Betty Berlrlunqtuelul, Marcua Doaluttle, Margaret Romshaw, Thrrcl row Rhelva Lehnlng, Rolmert Brown, Rucharrl Herr, Patrvck Lynch, Clara Shu maker, vtcc presudent. 'l ffl ll P l l l -Nb- C2 U49 'Z gfzess A Gfzeafing pleasanf memoiies .1 ,-5.-4- A lwvnlyr NATURE CLUB Mr. Howard Barnes, sponsor, Frrst row: Marlan Judkrns, secretary-treasurs er, Landns Muller, Donald Harter, vnce-press' dent, Frank Such, president, Harry Rast, Evelyn Srndh. Second raw' Margaret Neulprand, Allene Dawson, Jean Powers, Lorranne Wrnter, Eye Iyn Nagle, Margaret Jewett, Mr. Barnes. RIFLE CLUB Mr. Howard Barnes, sponsor, Frrst row. Pat Marotta, Charles Loamus, se' retaryg John Harrrson, presndent, Gad Frye, treasurer, Wllha Salmnnen. Second row. Wayne Wnnrngs, James Calgraye, Wrllmr Lenk, Walter Keener, Marttr Wal- berg, llno Salrnlnen, Mr, Barnes, PRO AND CON CLUB Mr. lan Cunnrngham, sponsor, Frrst row: Ruchard Perry, Dan Ellrott, sergeant- at-arrns, Leo Kncld, secretary, Duck Gray, Tony Cunaglro, George Sall, treasurer, Charles Panzarella, Mr, Cunnrnghant, Second row' Clarence Danley, Vernon Harrrs, Norman Scott, Perry Hayward, Charles Bantz, Valko Katula, Georae Lupovrch, pres: dent, Paul Kaiser. HI-Y CLUB Mr Robert Dnckey, sponsor. Furzt row. Robert Tapola, Frank Such, trea- surer, Wlllrant Kallay, secretary, lam Boyadlrs, presrdent, Charles Powers, yrce- presudent, Robert HC-yer, Jack Volentrne, Tony Cnnaglno. Second row: Coulter Fdson, Harry Carlton, Howard Baker, Harry Cale, Rlchard Harer, Moulton Ferguson, Freeman Hull, Mr. Drckey. Third row Franklnn Pnerce, Glllmert Howne, Charles Deakin, Wlllranw Seward, John Dowl lnq, Donald Ferron Allred Durfhrk, .....,- . A CAPPELLA CHOIR Mu-,s fllvn Morrison director' First row Ironic- Bohm, lcon Guthrie, Morqorr-t Rnmshow, vice prcsiilcntg Bcttv Pork locquclyn Kotilo, Mory Kuhn, Belly Wolters, Holrrn Brewer, Betty Korlh, Elizolmcth Zolor, Antoinette D'Ascomo, Ruth lgqorl Scconrl ILUWI Bonnie Horris, Molicm Juflkuns, Mildred Erkkilo, Mory Morlin, Mirlorn Bofcs, Judith Hollinger, lsulvel HKIVCOX, Doris Vvlnlund, Rose Bronnigon, Bette Smith, Glorlo Myllykoski, Ruth Wyman, Third rowi Bcllv Presley, Rlchorrl Holley, Rolncrt Colovccchio, Vernon Horns, Thomas Boyocllls, Howoril Boker, Perry Hoyworrl, Lhorlcs Bonlz, Williom Seward, secretory-treosurerj Moulton Fcrouson, Robert Tupolu, prvsirlvnlj Poul Rein, Mirucim Lonqos The A Coppello choir, outstanding rnusicol orgonizotion of the high school, throughout the yeor presented the student body with voried types of vocol music. It olso presented the onnuol Spring Concert which proved to be o successful event. The choir is under the direction of Miss Ellen Mor- rison. fzinging usic 70 Gui gms Ihirly towing zffeafz li zfeafz Under the leadership of Mr. F. A. Applegate the Harvey High band has advanced rapidly in its work this year. lt has participated in many varied events, including the student recitals which were used for the first time this year as a help to members of the band and also as a means of providing students and parents the opportunities to observe the progress made by individuals. BAND Mr. F. A. Applegate, director Row one: Coulter Filson, Jeannette Hodges, Amelia Sarna, Mary Plumer, Elsie Lite at' E I N r i, ve yn agle, Moulton Ferguson. Row two: Marilyn Rouhier, secretary and treasurer, Bill Spangler, Robert Holp, Donald Somppi, Richard Bernhcirdt, John Pierce, Joyce Cogswell, Dorothy Hanson, Mary Parmo, Dorothy Mainey, Bonita Wash- burn, Edna White, Melvin Rodgers, Fred Holp. Row three: Henry Zollar, Rose Azary, Bette Barstow, Leonard Lockwood, Leslie Cope, Dorothy Chaffee, Rose Mary Paulosko, Richa d H ' r emmie, Audrey Hach, Mary Marrasy. Row four: William Chaffee, Georgiana Farkas, Edyth Johnson, Winifred Leaverton, vice-president' Shirley Petkosek Donald Hanso GI R R , n, enn ichards, Gladys Ramsey, Mary Shumaker, Betty Lou Johnston, Robert yan, Row five: Richard Haffey, president, Richard Parker, John Pollock, Frances Tear, Robert Brenner, Marshall H bb d ' u ar , Robert Huff, Joseph Literati, Wallace Taylor, Joseph Garba. l 4 ., ..-- , ,. ,..,-.A ,,,s,... - W.. , -. -'- .mi J : -2 ..-1. , - . thirty-one M 95? neun: TEAM X' Mrw Pearl Plurncr, coach. Howard Baker, Alan Slark, Mrs, Plumer, Hrilla Faslman Jack Smith, LE MASQUE CLUB Mr Layton Pollock, sponsor Fnsr row Thomas Boyaallns, vnce-pres: dent, Rncharrl Harer, George Klclrvihroclt, Charle-, Declan, James Nelson, Mr. Pol- lock Smanrl row Anne Houghton, Howard Baker, Moulton Ferguson, John Harrrson, Mclvln Gerseuy, Kathleen Klulh Thrrll row Anne Crcvelung, Margery Mc-- Clella-ul, secrefaryj Msruarn BaT05, Bon me Ganqwer, Mllrlrerl Crannlall, Barbara Kerr Belly Bcrlzlrnglmlrl SALESMANSHIP CLASS Mass Hernaflme Bell, sponsor, Furs! row Harry Cole, Harald Flcnxrnq, Donald Wnlson, Wllllam Grady. Scrum! row Margaret Lrpovrch, Jcan Sum- vrwans, Arlclune Zuzck, Dons Spear, June Slarkwell, Florence Davns, Mnss Bell. lhurrl row Charlotte Scaqlnonc, Margaret Male, Rose Bonellr, Phyllis Costello, Dorothy Davis, Eleanor Brawn, Fourth row Florence Naqracly, Wanda Kacuszewskf, Vurglnua Haskell, Carmella Qarrllna Mary Paul, Helen Pukc, Yolamla Raynmml Ouf an 7 e wohla Qlfzeaa ll1:rly'lwn thirty- three Unife 7-lien, gfan Social clubs of Harvey High, including the Harvey, Hi-Y, Howdi-Hi, Red Pepper clubs and the Girl Reserves will cease to function as they are now organized, after this year, it has been ruled. Other clubs will be formed to take their places next fall. Such social activities as the Homecoming Dance, the Spring Fling, the Red Pepper dinner dance, the preparing of Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets for the needy, and sponsoring of football and basketball banquets have been carried on by these clubs for many years. l RED PEPPER CLUB Miss lrene Wartl, sponsor. First row, Ruth Farley, treasurerg Nancy Chamberlin, president, Rebecca Keener, vice-president, Anne Creveling, secre tary. Second row: Eva Joy Dunn, Mary Donald' son, Anne Houghton, Bonnie Gongwer, Rita Von Beseler, Mary Jean Scaglione, Miss Warrl. Third row: Mary Ann Slocum, Carmen Sile vestro, Hilila Fastman, Dorothy Davis, Eleanor Brown, Monica Lynch, Jean Has- kins, Carmella Carrlina, Fourth row: Miriam Nurmi, Margery Mc- Clelland, Claire Trilmlny, Dorothy Law. HARVEY CLUB Mr. James Gunther, sponsor. First row: James Friley, Bill Grady, James Smead, Alan Stark, president, Robert Evans, Sergeant-at-arms, Robert Alwlsey. Second row: Herman Swuqer, Walter Davis, Patrick Lynch, Joseph Townsend, Wayne Winings, Owen Gracly, Georqe Sennett, Mr. Gunther, vice-president. Third row: Rodger Neal, Neal Franz, Victor Schaefer, Raymond Wilson, Robert Mur- tin, Cecil Lant, Eugene Lilllvack, Fourth row: John Brannigan, Rolxert Thnr mas, Russell Wilson, Paul Gilson, Q l94O HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS HELEN PIKE, MARY ANN SLOCUM, BONNIE GONGWER, NANCY CHAMBERLIN, EVA JOY DUNN MARY DONALDSON, Queen Unlike former years, when the Homecoming Queen had been presented at the Thanksgiving Day game, our queen this year appeared before a large crowd at a night game with Geneva. Although the weather was rather damp, the ceremony was made no less gay. The Homecoming Dance, at which the Queen was crowned with a silver crown was an outstanding social event of the year. Reign and glzine, aiu ofz gliine thirty- l 1-'ilk' QW Uicfofzies . Shooting, booting, and rooting, l-lar vey's athletic teams have pushed for' ward through a n o t h e r difficult schedule, ln both football and basket, ball our boys juggled themselves into envious positions, Girls have shown that they have the spirit for athletic competition and the student body has displayed great' enthusiasm A . , Frist ciiil on the -.itat , Tho l ni i tulu' nxt-i R1 I l l t ilu I 411 Spectator ses--ii.iiu . Stunt LJ int , 'liy auaiii Anil thu! s thi mu L hiilv L1 lrmtliall Lina' up flu up 51 I O ..JA,.. - .-1-' :X nll era , E55 HE! Bid 1 U M.. , F ! z' L S I O uw., 5 ..g.wr? Qs:-ag I - I ., 95 t 4. X X. 4591: fs 1 0 M f Y- V tor Schaefer, Tackle T y Cimaglio, Quarterback T Eoyacliis, Tackle J Townsend, Halfback Gilson, Tackle Harry Carlton, Halfback Jim Nolan, Center HAR EY HARVEY l2, ERIE PREP 7 Harvey's l94O grid openers saw the Raiders put on a spirited last minute drive to down a fighting Erie squad that had pushed the locals all over the field the first half. ASHTABULA 33, HARVEY O Panther power steam rolled over the somewhat bewildered Painesville eleven and made the contest a sadly one-sided affair. However, a trick play, that spoke well for Coach Baughman, enabled the Raiders to make a large gain and was one of the most heartening plays as far as Harvey was concerned. CONNEAUT Zl, HARVEY I3 The score does not indicate how an inspired Raider eleven out- fought a heavier and more experienced Conneaut team. A chance to knot the score was halted by the gun for the half with the Raiders having the ball one yard from pay territory. Most of the credit for Harvey's fine exhibition goes to Joe Townsend who carried the ball most of the time. FAIRPORT 7, HARVEY A chance to make a successful season out of an apparent flop was muffed as the Harding Skippers came out on the long end of the 7 to O score. Outstanding for Harvey in this tilt was the play- ing of Bob Martin, versatile guard. HARVEY O, WILLOUGHBY O Although the Rangers were outfplayed, their line held stub- bornly as Raider backs vainly tried to crack through for a tally. A reputedly weak Harvey line also showed its stuff as it held the dan- gerous Willoughby attack to 70 yards gained via rushing. in, ose, oft 'naw 40 Don Bloker, Center Bob Martin, Guard BOMBER ASHTABULA HARBOR l3, HARVEY 7 Their first league victory was snatched from their possession as the Mariners put on a Frank Merriwell drive in the closing min- utes of the contest to push over the deciding marker. FAIRPORT l3, HARVEY O The ancient sleeper play spelled defeat for the Raiders in this fray. For in the first half, the Baughmanites out-rushed, out-passed and out-gained their traditional rivals. The instant the Skippers tallied on this sleeper play it seemed to take all the starch out of the Painesville eleven. For the balance of the contest it was Fairport all the way. HARVEY 60, MADISON O Breaking loose with all the fury of a dive-bomber, the team from Thomas W. Harvey High school literally annhilated the Blue Streaks. Townsend led the scoring with four tallies, followed by Swiger with two. HARVEY I3, GENEVA 6 Seemingly still inspired by the wild Madison affair, the Harvey squad elevated itself from the cellar by drubbing the Eagles in an exciting fray. Outstanding on the offense and the defense for the Raiders was Herman Swiger. HARVEY lZ, WILLOUGHBY O Determined that the l94O season should not end up with a de- feat, the Painesville team traveled to Willoughby on Turkey day and downed the Rangers. The Raiders collaborated on running and pass- ing for the scores. The first mark came as Herman Swiger ripped over the goal line and the second on a pass from Salminen to Lillbock. , Steve Domini h G a d e I t n Don Luthanen Q te b k Eugene Lillba tl 9 Wilho Salmin n Halfback Herman Swig VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Mr, Howard Boughmun, coach. First row: Jim Couperthwaite, John Luhta, Bill Maki, managers. Second row. Jim Nolan, Anthony Zampini, Ed Wagle, Emo Salminen, Bob Nelson, Don Luthonen, Tony Cimaglio, Herman Swiger, Ernie Sferra, Neal Franz. Third row: Vincent Panzarella, Wilho Salminen, Pat Morotta, Joe Townsend, Vic Schaefer, Eugene Lill- hack, Harry Carlton, Philip Childs, Tom Boyadiis, Mr. Baughman. Fourth row: Mr. Dickey, John Colgrove, Joe Skof, Dan Miller, Paul Gilson, Dick Hladick, Don Bloker, Bob Martin, captain, Gail Frye, Steve Domnnish. eason ummafzxi lQL,lO If all opinions are based merely on cold, hard statistics the Harvey Raiders enjoyed a very unsuccessful season, finishing with four victories, one tie and five defeats. However to those who witnessed the Raiders, under their new coach Howard Baughman, moral victories played an important role. An outstanding example of a moral victory was displayed in the Conneaut game, when the champion Trojans were generally regarded as the team most likely not only to defeat the Painesville team but to literally mop up the field with them. Instead the Harvey attack, featured by some wonderful ball-carry- ing, theatened to spill the champions. Games like this one were frequent occurences this season. A whole-hearted school spirit was displayed throughout the entire year, This is another factor which proved that the l94O grid schedule was com- pleted successfully. Roy George, athletic director, remarked that there was more student support behind this team than any other football team has had since he came to Harvey. feafmin Time pfzacfice forty ow To plail Tait JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Mr. R. F. George, coach First Row: John Taylor, Jim Farmer, Bill lvans, managers. Second Row: Mr. George, Frank Haggerty, Dan Nardico, Phil Dolce, Tony Zampini, Dick Chapman, John Kongas, Al Gcrbach, Carl Eggert. Third Row: Howard Wilde, Sigmund Kay, Ted Fowler, Bob Wilson, Charles Martin, George Campbell, Charles Battersby, Don Spaller. Foiirth Riwik Tony Nasca, Ed Hyppo, Bob Duncan, Bob George, Jim Colgrove, John Hanni, Phil Whiting, cino os i. Fifth Row: Jim Lombardy, Charles Loomis, Squire Hanoi, Harold Anderson, Jim McCormick, Neal Franz, Vincent Ponzarella, Emo Lillbock. VARSITY H CLUB Mr. R, F. George, sponsor. Mr. Howard Baughman, sponsor. First Row: Mr. George, Bob Evans, Jim Nolan, Tom Boyadyis, Victor Schactlcr, Bob Tooolo, Mr. Bough- I'T1Gf'I. Second Row: Bob Nelson, Bob Martin, president, Jim Friley, Russ Wilson, Herman Sw-ger, Joe Town- send, Paul Gilson. Third Row: Wilho Salrnincn, Alan Stark, Don Luthanen, Emo Salminen, Harry Carlton, Pat Marotta Eugene Lillback. W.. 1 f A A ln - - '1 forty-one v - - Q4 1 . 1 X -. x. an af I '-shura FUN- -0 . - ' 4,,,, ' , r . ...- an :- .' X 4 'ff 1 . g.,1,. ghfmf . K Qi j w- 1 - - .1 . '-HY-SQA' x k - x N ' , ' ' 2 if g . xv 4 5 1 I is p I ' V I KM xiii! if 1 mins: 4 I ' - 'liva- .rp .. . 1 Ax 1' 1 E .nt I. en O6 The Hmbwoob Mr. R. F. Gcorgc, couch. Furst Row: Leo Kudd, manager, Herman Swugcr, Russ Wulson, Eugcnc Llllbock, Rodger Neal, Roy Wllmn, Bob Evans, Mr, Gcorgc. Second Row: Bob Thomas, Joc Townsend, John Dowlnng, Jim Fruley, Neal Franz. RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD Mr R. F. George, coach. Furs! Row: Duck McCronc, Bob Nelson, Bob Isabel, Frank Pucrcc, Jnm Colgrovc, Mr. Gcorgc Second Row: Sugmund Koy, monagerg Bob Duncan, Woync Wnnings, manager. forty-three gasfzeffvall geason lBy John Hannil Starting one of the toughest cage schedules in Harvey's history against the Parma quintet, the Raiders walked off the floor victorious by a one point margin 29 to 28. Raiders Ray and Russ Wilson turned in stellar performances. After subduing Parma, the Harvey Bombers journeyed to the home of the Perry Pirates and trimmed them 6l to l9. Lillback and Neal shared scoring honors Play First League Game Entering into their first league competition against Ashtabula, the Harveyites drop- ped a close game to the Panthers after a rally in the last quarter. The final score was 26 to 33. The Raiders boarded the bus for Conneaut and won 34 to l4. Taking the road again, this time to Mentor, the Painesville squad dropped a close one, 35 to 33. Neal made l7 tallies. Following the Mentor contest came the clash with the Canton McKinley Bulldogs. Although Raiders Lillback and Neal played good ball the Georgemen were unable to hit the basket and were defeated 45 to 20. Raiders Lose To South Despite the fact that they put on a rally toward the end of the game, the Raiders were dumped again the following week by Cleveland South 23 to l7. Stepping back into league competition again, the Raiders stopped a last quarter rally and defeated the Willoughby Rangers 35 to 32 with Neal dumping in I8 points to emerge as high man. Playing Mentor for the second time, the Raiders won 22 to IB. Although Stange started off strong again, he and Bob Evans started to put on a boxing exhibition and were forcibly ejected by the referees. After leading most of the game, Harvey lost a heart breaker to Fairport here with a score of 3l to 29. Ray Wilson again played a bang-up game for the Georgemen. Georgemen Stop Harbor The Raiders defeated the Mariners of Ashtabula Harbor. This tilt featured Herman Swiger as he held Harbor's ace scorer, Tom Francis, to three points. Returning home, the Raiders barely managed to eke out a 26 to 25 victory over the lowly Geneva Eagles in a hectic battle, wTth Lillback and Ray Wilson the outstanding Harvey men. Journeying to Ashtabula the Raiders met the powerful Panthers, and upset all the dopesters by defeating them 32 to 26. Friley and Dowling became heroes overnight. Full of pep after the Ashtabula game, the Raiders met Conneaut here and walloped them 42 to l7 with Lillback scoring the majority of Harvey's points. Lose In Lost Seconds Playing host to Willoughby, the Raiders lost an overtime game 3l to 30 when Byron Hunsicker sank a foul shot to give Willoughby the winning marker. Meeting Fairport at Fairport, the Raiders dropped another league game 44 to 29. When Eugene Lillback was taken out on fouls the Painesville squad seemed to fold up. Getting back into stride against Ashtabula Harbor here, the Raiders opened up and defeated the Mariners 47 to 27. Herman Swiger and Bob Evans played very good defensive ball while Lillback and Ray Wilson did a majority of the scoring. A fast-breaking Euclid quintet carried out a successful invasion of Harvey and left with a 43 to 34 victory. Once again Lillback and Neal were high scorers. forty-to r keep an axle On 7-luzf VOLLEY BALL TEAM Mrs. Janc Clark, coach, First row: Betty Hemming, Dorathy Seymour, Kathleen Appleton, Freda Blum, Janet An- drews. Second row: Margaret Yoe, Phyllis Hughes, Della Sweeney, Anne Gorman, Betty Barstow, Viola Rago, Mrs. Clark. Third row: Margaret Valentine, Eva Yoe, Mary Martin, Virginia Blair, Angeline Cardina. BADMINTON TEAM Mrs. Jane Clark, coach. First row: Jacquelyn Katila, Mildred Crandall, Rebecca Keener, Ruth White, Janet Andrews Freda Blum. Second row: Ellen Warren, Rose Brannigan, Lorraine Winter, Anne Gorman, Virginia Blair e Cardina, Mrs. Clark. Angelin Third row: Evo Yoe, Margaret Whipple, Bonnie Gongwer, Herta Wienhold, Margaret Yoc .-8' forty-livc Bw .--D- aflilefic Difzecfofz Since Roy George became basketball coach and athletic director at Harvey High school in 1936, the basketball team has won the championship once and in only one year have his teams finished lower than third. This seems to be a very remarkable accomplishment when one takes into con- sideration the fact that the number of league games the Harvey team had won previous to his coming could be counted on one's fingers. Coach George was born in Bluefield, West Virginia, and later moved to Canton, Ohio. There he went to Canton McKinley High school. At McKinley he played on the BuIldog's football team, was a member of the track squad and held down a guard position on the basketball team which, dur- ing his high school cage career, went togthe semi-finals of the state tournament in the first year, won the state championship in the second year, and was beaten by one point in an overtime period in the finals of the third year. After leaving McKinley, Coach George went to Ohio university, where he played basketball, and also football in his freshman year. He was unable to play varsity football because of a college rule which said that a person couldn't play basketball and foot- ball, so he chose basketball. During the tri-state high school tour- nament at East Liverpool, he was voted the tournament's most valuable player, and also was chosen all-county and all-district player for two years. His crowning achievement came when he was named as an all-state guard. Since he came to Painesville, Coach George has coached basketball, track, and junior varsity football. He has also played on several independent basketball teams. forty-six CLACSIS ainin isaom . Throughout the year we have all en joyed the work connected with our school life as much as we have enjoyf ed participating in other school actif vities. Our classes and Classrrooms are among the foremost things which will remain dear to our memories in years to corne. O T' CP U2 A CD D1 U1 3111 illllrmnriam We've not forgotten either one, Perhaps some day we'lI know Why God has taken the finest ones, As he did not long ago, Their memories linger in our hearts, Ot laughs, and smiles, and tears, We'll take them with us to hold and keep, To cherish through all the years. Nancy Chamberlin '4l As we come to the end of our high school days we miss more than ever those two boys who were taken from our midst March 22, l939. In our hearts we not only hold the sorrow of this tragedy, but also happy memories of days when Don and Red were with us. Donald loughin and William Ferron were both making out- standing records in their sophomore year. Though they have left this earth there will be a place for them in our class graduation. CLASS OF l 94l titty 8165505 'iii 1 tty 7-Linlzing 06 gnu JUNE CLASS OFFICERS President .................... Robert Martin Vice President . . . .. . Herman Swiger Secretary .... ....... M onica Lynch Treasurer . . . Margery McClelland MID-YEAR CLASS OFFICERS President ..... . . . Tony Cimaglio Vice President .... . . . Ernest Sferra Secretary-treasurer . . . . . . Judy Hettinger -J , , aq- Rosemary E. Advey cHuasiNs Hall Guard 3. Robert Arthur Allen Boa ,Q 'Q . 5' Photography Club 2. .th , i i Francis Edgar Bearfield EDDIE Shaw High School 2, 3. Avis Irene Billig BlLLlE Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 3, 45 Aviation Club 35 Marchettes 2, Sec'y. 3. 5 . l fa D xy K ' Rose Bonelli Rosie Thomas Arthur Boyadj is HT-OM., Jr. Varsity Football 2, Varsity 3, 45 Hall Guard 25 Traffic Board 3, V. Pres. 45 Le Masque Club 3, V. Pres. 45 Hi-Y Club 3, Pres. 45 Var- sity H Club 3, 45 A Cappella 2, 3, 4. Home Ec. Club 25 Aviation Club 3, Faith Mary Allen Merit Board Sec'y 25 Student Court Sec'y. 25 Howdi Hi Club 2, 4 V. Pres. 35 Etiquette Club Pres. 3 Home Ec. Club 45 French Club 4 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Home Room Pres. 4. Charles Baldwin ci-iucic' Shaw High School 2, 3. Lester Bernard Donald Jacob Bloker HDONH Jr. Varsity Football 2, Varsity 4 Hall Guard 2, 35 Home Room V Pres. 35 Varsity H Club 45 Study Hall Comm. 4. Bert Booher Home Room Sec'y. Traffic Board 4. Betty Braid Commercial Club 4. watch 7-liem va wenfml zfeafzs 2,V Pres. 3, fifty-two 66298, Olive Jeanette Brainard Hall Guard 2, 35 Har-Binger Stott 3, 45 Anvil Staff 35 Merit Board 35 Home Room Sec'y. 35 National Honor Society. Irene Bucks Mike Cardina Study Hall Comm. 4. Tony Cimaglio Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Home Room Pres. 25 Hall Guard 35 Trock 35 Varsity H Club 3, 45 Pro and Con Club V. Pres, 45 Hl-Y Club 45 Pres. of Mid-Year Sr. Class. Frances Coddington Hall Guard 3, 45 Howdi Hi Club 3, 45 Library Board 45 Home Room Treas. 4. Phyllis Jane Castel lo PHIL Home Room Sec'y. 25 Photography Club 25 Aviation Club 25 Commer- cial Club 45 Crop and Spur Club 45 Social Board 45 Hall Guard 4. titty-three o fat an 7-lie waz? Eleanore Florence Brown PlNKEY Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 45 Howdi Hi Club 3, 45 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Attendance Board Sec'y. 45 Red Pepper Club 4. Carmella Cardina cARMie Hall Guard 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 2, 35 Howdi Hi Club 2, 3, 45 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Library Board 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Etiquette Club 35 Red Pepper Club 4. Nancy Lou Chamberlin Merit Board 25 Har-Binger Staff 2, 3, 45 Latin Club Sec'y. 3, V. Pres. 45 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Home- coming Queen Attendant5 Home Room V. Pres. 45 Student Council Sec'y. 45 Red Pepper Club Pres, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 A Cappella 2, 35 National Honor Society. Phyllis Elizabeth Cleary HPHYLH Latin Club 35 Commercial Club 35 Study Hall Comm. 35 Howdi Hi Club 45 French Club 4. Harry E. Cole, Jr. - cHoc Student Council 25 Home Room V. Pres, 25 Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 45 Traf- fic Board 35 Social Board 45 Study Hall Comm. 45 Safety Board Capt. 45 A. Cappella 2. 35 Band 2, 35 Boys Glee Club 4. James Couperthwaite HMM Hall Guard 2, 35 Jr. Varsity Foot- ball 2, 35 Varsity Football Mgr. 45 Home Room V. Pres. 25 Aviation Club 35 Student Council 4, Varsity H Club 4. iX'X Mildred Crandall onecle Crop and Spur Club 2, 3, 45 Library Board 2, 35 Home Room V. Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Latin Club 3, Pres. 45 Merit Board 35 French Club 45 Le Masque 45 Study Hall Comm. 45 National Honor Society. Mary Elizabeth Crosby Home Ec. Club 4. Carroll William Davis Jr. Varsity Football 25 Track 35 Eti- quette Club 35 Hall Guard 4. Florence Davis ,HON Home Room Sec'y. 25 Howdi Hi Club 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 3, 45 Har-Binger Staff 45 Anvil Staff 45 Library Board 4, Steve Ronald Dominish PETE Jr. Varsity Football 2, Varsity 45 Reserve Basketball 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Varsity H Club 3, 4. John Dowling HDUKEH Reserve Basketball 2, 3, Varsity 45 Hi-Y Club 4. Anne Creveling ffcnsvvw Home Room Pres. 25 Merit Board 25 Pres. 35 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 A Cappella 25 Har-Binger Staff 45 French Club 45 Red Pepper Club Sec'y. 45 Le Mosque Club 45 Nation- al Honor Society. Antoinette D'Ascanio Glee Club 25 Library Board 3, 45 Hall Guard 45 A Cappella 4. Dorothy Davis UDOTH Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 45 Etiquette Club 35 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Howdi Hi Club 45 Home Room Sec'y. 45 Attendance Board 45 Red Pepper Club 45 National Honor So- ciety Sec'y.-Treas. Rachel De Marinis RACH Hall Guard 2, 45 Commercial Club 45 Merit Board 4. Mary O'Desso Donaldson Hall Guard 2, 35 Crop and Spur Club 2, 3, 45 Merit Board 35 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Howdi Hi Club 2, 35 Red Pepper Club 45 French Club 45 Homecoming Queen. Eva Joy Dunn LEV11 Crop and Spur Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 45 Hall Guard 25 Glee Club 25 Anvil Staff 3, 45 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Le Masque Club 45 Red Pepper Club 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant. teaming 7-Lie 'fufufze titty-four gclzool Daxls- K l D Dorothy Durchik HDOTN Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Merit Board 4. Ruth Eggert Hall Guard 4. James Merrill Elyea 1lJIMu Traffic Board 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Study Hall Comm. 3, Aviation Club 3, Wrestling 4. Ruth Farley RuTHiEf' Hall Guard 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, Glee Club 2, Howdi Hi Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Nature Club 3, Study Hall Comm, 4, Red Pepper Club Treas. 4, National Honor So- ciety. Moulton Ferguson FERG Fairview High School 2, Hi-Y Club 4, Le Masque Club 4, Traffic Board 4, Building and Grounds Board 4, A Cappella Pres. 4, Drum Maior 4. Bette Friedel amz Home Room Pres. 2, Social Board 4, Crop and Spur 4. fifty-five Genova E. Dye GENNIE Commercial Club 3, 4, Etiquette Club 3, Attendance Board 3, Pres. 4, Noon Board V. Pres. 4. Lucille Maxine Elliott Lou Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4. Robert Deeloss Evans HDEEH Sec'y.-Treas. of Soph. Class, Home Room V. Pres. 2, Student Council 2, Jr. Varsity Football 2, Reserve Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track 2, Pres. of Jr. Class, Study Hall Comm. 3, Harvey Club 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Varsity H Club 3, 4, V. Pres. of Student Association 4, Student Court 4. Hilda Fastman Toms Har-Binger Staff 2, 3, 4, Publicity Board 3, 4, Crop and Spur Club 3, 4, Debate Squad 4, French Club 4, Red Pepper Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society. Harold Harrison Fleming HATCHY Jr. Varsity Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3. Ola Marie Frush girl Reserves 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 2, U 'J Q. 'X it Tw' Gail Frye Jr. Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity 45 Stage Crew 3, 45 Rifle Club 3, Treas. 45 Hall Guard 3, 45 Traffic Board 3, Chief 45 Varsity H Club 4. Melvin Peter Gerseny HMEL.. Hall Guard 25 Debate Team 25 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Home Room V. Pres. 45 French Club 45 Le Mas- que Club 45 Assembly Board 45 So- cial Board 45 Prince of Peace Win- ner 35 A Cappella 3. Ray Goodenough Richard Frank Haffey HALF AND HALF Orchestra 25 A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Hall Guard 35 Glee Club 45 Madrigal Singer 3, 45 Band Pres. 4. Vernon B. Harris ,,BEE,, Printing Club 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Pro and Can Club 45 A Cappella 2, 3, 4. Johnson Harrison Hall Guard 2, 35 Band Librarian 25 Jr. Varsity Football 2, 35 Point Board 3, 45 Etiquette Club 35 Rifle Club Commander 45 Le Masque 4. Charles Russell Gage CHUCK Hall Guard 25 Traffic Board 3, 45 Wrestling 4. Bonnie June Gongwer Home Room Pres. 25 Har-Binger Staff 2, 35 Le Masque Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Ass't. Ed. Anvil 35 Social Board 35 Study Hall Comm. 3' Assembly Board 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Red Pepper Club 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant5 Pres. of the Student Body5 A Cap- pella 2. William Howard Grady wiLus Band 25 Student Council 3, 45 Hall Guard 35 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Home Room Pres. 45 Harvey Club 3, Treos. 4. Bonceil Elizabeth Harris Bonnie Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Art Club 25 A Cappella 45 Commercial Club 4. Marjorie Harris MARGlE Home Room Sec'y. 2, Treos. 45 Merit Board Sec'y. 3, Pres. 45 Student Court Sec'y. 35 Hall Guard 35 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Assembly Board Sec'y. 45 Student Council 45 Stu- dent Association Sec'y. 45 Har- Binger Staff 45 French Club 4. Virginia Mae Haskell alumna Home Ec. Club 25 Home Room Sec'y. 3. foolzing 'fezwafzd Q glzepfical gxle ' y-six 'K what Jean Haskins +Hall Guard 2, 35 Library Board 25 Girl Reserves 25 A Cappella 25 Home Room V. Pres. 3, Sec'y. 45 Merit Board 35 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Student Council 45 Har-Binger Staff 45 Le Masque Club Pres. 45 French Club 45 Red Pepper Club 45 Nation- al Honor Society, X Marjorie Faith Hayward f'MARGis Girl Reserves 2, 3, V. Pres. 45 Band 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Point Board 3, Pres. 4. Eleanor Jane Herroon HEL.. Robert Heyer ffisosff Hall Guard 35 Study Hall Comm, 45 Hi-Y Club 4. Jeannette Hodges HODGlE Band 2, 35 Orchestra 25 A Cappella 2, 35 Point Board 3, 45 Madrigal Singer 3, 45 Hall Guard 45 Drum Maiar 4. Marjorie Ann Houghton ANNE' Hall Guard 25 Har-Binger Staff 2, 35 Study Hall Comm. 35 Social Board 35 V. Pres. of Pres. Board 35 Le Masque 3, 45 Red Pepper Club 45 Editor of Anvil 4, Quill and Scroll. fifty-se en Lal! We 0 ow Philip Hausch Hall Guard 3, 45 Social Board 4. Perry Hayward, Jr. SLIM Jr. Varsity Football 25 Pro and Con Club 3, 45 Printing Club 35 Safety Board 45 A Cappella 4. Judith Hettinger JUDY Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Sec'y.-Treas. if Mid-Year Sr. Class5 A Cappella Freeman Hill Reserve Basketball 25 Assembly Board 45 Hi-Y Club 4. Shirley L. Hope, Jr. SHlRTAlL Home Room Pres. 2, V. Pres. 45 Hall Guard 2, 35 Student Council 2, 45 Study Hall Comm, 3, 45 Assem- bly Board 45 French Club 45 Nation- al Honor Society. Gilbert John Howie, Jr. Haan. Radio Club 2, V. Pres. 35 Hall Guard 3, 45 Study Hall Comm. 35 Rifle Club 45 Hi-Y Club 4. Leonard Iovine LENA Jr. Varsity Football 35 Track 3. Marion B. Judkins Anvil Staff 25 Howdi Hi Club 2, 3, 45 Hall Guard 2, 45 Merit Board 2, 3, Sec'y. 45 Girls Glee Club 25 Na- ture Club 3, Sec'y.-Treas. 45 A Cappella 3, 45 Har-Binger Staff 3, 45 Student Court Clerk 45 Madrigal Singer 4. Theodore Kallay TED Hall Guard 25 Study Holl Comm. 35 Aviation Club 45 Traffic Board 4. Rachael Edith Kassay RAC:-if' Home Room Sec'y. 2, V. Pres. 35 Hall Guard 4. Donald James Kidd Dow Photography Club 2. Wanda Kociszkewski HWANH Photography Club 25 Art Club 2. Edyth Irene Johnson HJC., Orchestra 2, 35 Latin Club 35 Band 3, 45 Home Room Sec'y. 45 Study Holl Comm. 45 French Club 45 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Jeanne Marie Kallay Jamie Home Room Pres. 25 Commercial Club 25 Crop and Spur Club 25 Library Board 25 Hall Guard 45 Har-Binger Staff 4. William Kallay siu. Band 25 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, Sec'y. 4. Rebecca Keener BECKY Student Council 25 A Cappella 25 Library Board V. Pres. 2, 35 Crop and Spur Club 3, 45 Sec'y. of Jr. Class5 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Har- Binger Staff 45 Red Pepper Club V. Pres. 45 National Honor Society. Leo Kidd Photography Club 25 Noon Board 2, 35 Pro and Con Club V. Pres. 3, Sec'y. 45 Safety Board 3, 45 Traffic Board 45 Basketball Mgr. 3, 4, Betty La Mar Betts Mixed Chorus 35 A Cappella 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 45 Home Ec. Club f 772 Q gaclzwafzd Qlance fifty-eight Hafzdlu Q moment Cecil Lant NOS., Harvey Club 3, 45 Home Room Pres. 35 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Social Board 4. Kathryn Legters xmas Home Room Sec'y. 25 Girls Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Etiquette Club 35 A Cappella 45 Marchettes 35 Swimming Club 4. Cree Linze Commercial Club 3, 45 Anvil Art Ed. 45 Har-Binger Art Ed. 4. Theresa Lombardy Howdi Hi Club 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 25 Hall Guard 3, 45 Library Board 35 Etiquette Club 35 Home Ec. Club 35 Assembly Board 45 Commercial Club 45 Study Hall Comm. 4. Monica Anne Lynch MONNlE Crop and Spur Club 2, Sec'y. 3, 45 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Student Court 3, 45 Le Masque Club 3, 45 Merit Board 35 French Club 45 Red Popper Club 45 Sr. Class Sec'y5 Na- gorgal Honor Society5 A Cappella Robert Edward Martin UBOBH V. Pres. of Pres. Board 25 Jr. Varsity Football 2, Varsity 3, Capt. 45 Stu- dent Council Treas. 35 Student Court 3, 45 Harvey Club 3, 45 Var- sity H Club 3, Pres. 45 Pres. of Sr. Class5 Social Board 45 National Honor Society. fifty-nine Dorothy Jane Law 3 MDOT., A Cappella 2, 35 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Anvil Staff 3, 45 Hall Guard 45 Social Board Sec'y.-Treas. 45 Red ' Pepper Club 45 National Honor So- - , ciety. ,F ,. X Winifred Leaverton WINNIE Student Council 25 Home Room V. Pres. 25 A Cappella 2, 35 Merit Board 25 Band 2, 3, V. Pres. 45 Home Room Pres. 45 Study Hall Comm. 35 Madrigal Singer 3, 45 S0- cial Board 45 French Club 45 Na- tional Honor Society. Margaret Mary Lipovich A HMARGEU ' . Art Club 2. Jean Marian Luse BUNNlE Crop and Spur 2, 3, Pres. 45 Howdi Hi Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 45 Swimming Club 2, 35 Hall Guard 2, 35 Har- Binger Staff 35 Attendance Board 35 Study Hall Comm. 45 Social Board 45 A Cappella 2, 3. Betty Jane Martin UC I GS., Hall Guard 25 Home Room Sec'y 35 Girl Reserves 4. 4 . .ia : .-:- .X 5 4 Margaret Ma te MAGGIE Home EC. Club 25 Commercial Club 35 Swimming Club 35 National Q5 Honor Society. tr Mary M. McClellan MARGlE Howdi Hi Club 2, 4, Pres. 35 Library Board 25 Le Masque Club 35 Sec'y. 45 French Club 45 Red Pepper Club 45 Study Hall Comm. 45 Treas. of Sr. CIoss5 A Cappella 2, 3. Geraldine Ruth Morrison f'cseRRv Hall Guard 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Crop and Spur 35 Etiquette Club 3: Marchettes 35 Study Hall Comm. 45 Har-Binger Staff 45 National Hon- or Society. Ruth Gloria Myllykoski Hall Guard 3, 45 Library Board 3, 45 Marchettes 35 National Honor So- ciety5 A Cappella 4. Florence G. Nogrady f'FLossie Girl Reserves 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 4. Bernard T. O'Leary Printing Club 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Safety Board 4. Norene Jewel Page PAGIE Girl Reserves 2, 35 Hall Guard 3, 4. Madilyn Louise Moritz nuns Swimming Club 35 Commercial Club 45 National Honor Society. Adeline Mucciarone HAD., Glee Club V. Pres. 25 Commercial Club 25 Howdi Hi Club 3, 45 Swim- ming Club 35 Home EC. Club 3, 4. Rodger Raymond Neal RODG Jr. Varsity Football 2, Varsity 35 Reserve Basketball 2, 3, Varsity 45 Track 2, 35 Harvey Club 3, 45 Noon Board 35 Student Court Bailift 35 Home Room Pres. 45 Har-Binger Staff 45 Anvil Staff 4 . Miriam Nurmi Howdi Hi Club 2, 3, 45 Home Room V. Pres. 35 Har-Binger Staff 35 Anvil Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Study Hall Comm. 45 Hall Guard 45 Red Pepper Club. 4. John Padula Track 2, 35 Varsity H Club 3, 4. Boisen Palmer Pro and Con Club 2. we RZMZMLUZ 7-814 eafzs 21466 sixty 0148 Elizabeth Kandas Park DIZ Home Room Sec'y. 2, V. Pres, 4, Howdi Hi Club 2, 3, Sec'y. 4, Stu- dent Council 2, Study Hall Cbrnm. 2, 3, 4, Crop and Spur Club 3, 4, Har-Binger Staff 4, French Club V. Pres. Cv Treas. 4, A Cappela 2, 3, 4, Elizabeth Ann Phillips sis Rockford Sr. High School 2, Crop and Spur Club 3, 4. Jere Walden Potter Model Club 2, Hall Guard 2, Radio Club 3, Jr. Varsity Football Mgr. 3, Aviation Club 4, A Cappella -1 4, 3. Charles Powers cHucK Radio Club 2, Har-Binger Staff 2, 3, 4, Traffic Board 3, Sec'y. 4, Study Hall Comm, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, V. Pres. 4. Betty Prentice Merit Board 3, Library Board 3, Home Room Sec'y. 3, Hall Guard 3, 4, Crap and Spur Club 3, -lg Latin Club 3, 4, Point Board V. Pres. 4, National Honor Society. Alice lva Ramsey Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Marchcttes 3. sixty-one 72.2 7-L8 67671867188 GKIS Mary Irene Paul Hsoumtf' Glee Club 2, 3, Marchettes 2, Girl Reserves 3, Swimming Club 3, Howdi Hi Club 4, A Cappella 3. Helen Marie Pike PIKIE Perry High School 2, Hall Guard 4, Anvil Staff 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant. Marcia French Potter MARTY A Cappella 2, 3. Anne Frances Prelc Marchettes 3, Home Ec. Club 4, Commercial Club 4. Bettie Lou Presley BESSlE Point Board 2, Girl Reserves 2, Howdi Hi Club 3, 4, Assembly Board 3, Home Room Pres, 3, Anvil Staff 3, 4, Har-Binger 3, 4, Study Hall Comm. 4, A Cappella 4. Yolanda Raymond 'fLANNiE Home Room Pres. 2, Photography 2, Girl Reserves 2, Howdi Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Point Board 2, Home Ec. Club 2, 4, Etiquette Club 3, Commercial Club 4. J n A I2 1 ,, Robert Thomas Roberts BOB Cloostock High School 25 National Honor Society V. Pres. Miriam Elaine Rouhier Girls Glee Club 25 Hall Guard 35 Latin Club Pres. 35 French Club Scc'y. 45 A Cappella 35 National Honor Society. Wilho Salminen Jr. Varsity Football 2, Varsity 3, 45 Track 35 Rifle Club V. Commander 35 4Hall Guard 45 Varsity H Club Charlotte Scaglione CHAR Point Board 25 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 2, 35 A Cap- pella 3. Norman Scott Pro and Con Club 2. Eileen C. Sennett LEAPlN' Iaibrary Board 25 Red Pepper Club 272.2 S 0 EOI49 O69 Harriett E. Rossley HHAPH Commercial Club 2, 35 Photography Club 25 Girl Reserves 4. Eino Oscar Salminen Jr. Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity 45 Track 35 Rifle Club 45 Varsity H Club 4. Amelia Marie Sarna MlLLlE Commercial Club 2, 3, Pres. 45 Art Club Sec'y 25 Point Board 2, 35 Eti- quette Club 35 Har-Binger Staff 45 Publicity Board 45 Hall Guard 43 Swiss Flag Swinger 45 National Honor Society. Mary Jean Scaglione sciG Commercial Club 25 Paint Board 25 Anvil Staff 3, 45 Hall Guard 45 Red Pepper Club 45 Quill and Scroll 45 A Cappella 2, 3. George T. Sennett Hall Guard 2, 3, 45 Home Room V. Pres. 35 Study Hall Comm. 37 Student Council Sgt.-at-Arms 3, V. Pres. 45 Harvey Club 3, 45 Cheer- leader 3, Cheermaster 4, William A. Seward aiu: Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Social Board 3, 45 A Cappella 3, 45 Hall Guard 3, Cl ead fiffle Hffwgs n Q D nd, a'n Eleanor Theresa Shelby Andrews School for Girls 2, Girl Reserves 3, Sec'y. 4, Etiquette Club V. Pres. 3, Library Board 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Hall Guard 4, Study Hall Comm. 4. Jean Simmons Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Library Board 2, 3, 4, Marchettes 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Hall Guard 4. Mary Ann Slocum Home Room V. Pres. 2, Crop and Spur Club 2, 4, V. Pres. 3, Hall Guard 2, 3, Study Hall Comm. 3, 4, Anvil Staff 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, Student Council 3, Treas. 4, Social Board Sec'y 3, Pres. 4, Study Hall Court 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Red Pepper Club 4, Na- tional Honor Society. Evelyn Beatrice Smith HEVIEH Girl Reserves 2, Howdi Hi Club 2, 4, Sec'y 3, Assembly Board 2, 3, 4, Etiquette Club 3, Hall Guard 3, French Club 4, Nature Club 4. Lawrence P. Spaulding LARRY Alan Harvey Stark sTAmcY Hall Guard 2, 3, Soph. Class Pres., Jr. Varsity Football Mgr. 2, Varsity Mgr. 3, Harvey Club 3, Pres. 4, Study Hall Comm. 3, Har-Binger Staff 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Varsity H Club 3, 4, National Honor Society Pres. sixty-three Betty Jane Shoemaker NJUDYH Point Board 2, Commercial Club 2 3, Hall Guard 3, Etiquette Club 3 Joe Skof Jr. Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity 4, Track 2, 3, Aviation Club 3, Var- sity H Club 4. James Delbert Smead HJ' Dui Student Council 2, 3, Pres. 4, Jr. Class Treas., Hall Guard 3, Harvey Club 3, Sec'y 4, Home Room V. Pres. 4, Study Hall Comm. 4, Har- Binger Staff 4. Dorothy Winifred Snyder PATS Photography Club 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, Home Room Sec'y 2, Swimming Club 2, Girl Reserves 4. Marion Square Home Ec. Club. June Margaret Stockwell Girl Reserves 2, 3. X. l i Q l n.,' 4 'il nf 4 I Frank Such sucHis Commercial Club 25 Photography Club 25 Printing Club 2, 35 Stage Crew 2, 45 Soph. Class V. Pres.5 Hall Guard 3, 45 Study Hall Comm. 35 Assembly 3, 45. Hi-Y Club 3, Treas, 45 Nature Club 3, Pres. 45 Traffic Board 45 Le Masque Club Stage Crew 2, 4. Carmen Ann Si lvestro Swimming Club 35 French Club 45 Red Pepper Club 4. Wallace Taylor, Jr. HMIN., Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Build- ings and Grounds Board 2, 3, 45 Flag Raiser 3. Frances Alberta Tear cRicKeT Home Ec. Club 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Or- chestra 3. Robert Edward Thomas Bos Student Court 2, 3, 45 Reserve Bas- ketball 2, 3, Varsity 45 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45. Harvey. Club 3, 45 Home Room Pres. 35 Social Board 3. Claire Tribby TRIBEEBE Home Room Pres. 25 Anvil Staff 3, 45 Crop and Spur 45 Study Hall Comm. 45 Study Hall Court 45 A Cappella 2. eadefzs and Gifizens O l Herman Swiger rRi'rz Jr. Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity 4, Reserve Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 4, Home Room Pres. 25 Track Mgr. 2, 35 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Harvey Club 3, 45 Varsity H Club 3, 45 Sr. Class V. Pres. Robert D. C. Tapola HBOBH Printing Club 2, 35 Track 35 Var- sity H Club 3, Sec'y 45 Hi-Y Club 45 Study Hall Comm. 45 A Cappella Pres. 4. Alice Marie Tear Turin Art Club Sec'y-Treas. 25 Latin Club 2, V. Pres. 3, Sec'y 45 Home Room Sec'y 35 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Assembly Board 45 National Honor Society. Helen Tenney ,.MAx,, Point Board 25 Study Hall Comm. 3, 45 Howdi Hi Club 3, 45 Commer- cial Club 35 Attendance Board 4. John Tillman JOHNNIE Pro and Con Sgt. at Arms 3. f Lillian Vera Vrban i LIL X Orchestra 2, 35 Mixed Elnotus 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. 5 Tdmalzfzaw Rose Ann Verbic ROSlE Commercial Club 4. Mildred B. Wallace Minis Photography Club 2, Commercial Club 3, V. Pres. 4, National Honor Society. Marie A. Wanda Point Board 2, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, Etiquette Club Sec'y 3, Howdi Hi Club 4, Commer- cial Club 4, Hall Guard 4. Marg'ret Jane Webster PEGGY Girl Reserves 2, Home Room Sec'y Z, 3, 4, Swimming Club 2, Art Club V. Pres. 2, Howdi Hi Club 3, 4, Crop and Spur Club 3, Sec'y 4, French Club Pres. 4, Etiquette Club 3, Study Hall Comm. 4. Martti Willberg HOPPY Printing Club 2, 3, Rifle Club 4. Russell F. Wilson HRUSSH Jr. Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 4, Jr. Class V. Pres., Study Hall Comm. 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Harvey Club 3, 4, Varsity H Club 3. 2, Social Board 4, Home Room Pres. sixty-five ' e n o'swo pefilzaps 7-Lei, K Rita Von Beseler WON.. Library Board 2, Crop and Spur Club 2, Hall Guard 3, 4, Har-Bin- ger Staff 3, 4, Publicity Board 3, 4I French Club 4, Red Pepper Club 4, Quill and Scroll. Betty Jane Walters BuTci-i Howdi Hi Club 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Etiquette Club 3, A Cappella 4. Bernice M. Webster BERNlE Band 2, 3, Home Ec. Club Z, Girl Reserves 2, Brass Quartet 3, Com- mercial Club 4, Study Hall Comm. 4. Edna Lucille White sony Home Ec. Club 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, A Cappella 3. Don G. Wilson Doris A. Winland Hwiwow Howdi Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Photography Club 3, A Cappella 4. , 5, r- A l Ruth Wyman National Honor Society. l Elizabeth Zalar I Liz P -f Q Ansel Bartlett Model Club 25- Hall Guard 2, 4, Radio Club 3, Assembly Board 3, 4, Traffic Board 3, Building and Grounds Board 3, 45 Stage Crew 4. Rose Brannigan LUCKY Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 45 Etiquette Club 3, 4, Howdi Hi Club 4, Hall Guard 4, Attendance Board 45 A Cappella 4. Melvin Evans soNNv Jr. Varsity Football 2, 3, Study Hall Comm, 2, 3, Hall Guard 4. H Tfzusf C2095 Adeline Zuzek Hzuzie' eniofzs 'haf picfufzed Thomas Joseph Lynch Tom Jr. Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity 45 Hall Guard 2, 3, Pat A. Marotta Reserve Basketball 25 Hall Guard 2 3, 4, Track 2, Rifle Club 3, 4, vor! sity H Club 3, 4. Katherine L. Ryan Robert Duane Stockdale HBOBH Madison High School 25 Noon Board Jr. Varsity Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, Audrey Jean Zoller ' Har-Binger Stott 2, 3, Editgr 49 Lg- AUD brary Board 2, Publicity oar 1 I 31 Latin Club 3, French Club 45 Mixed Hell G'-J0 d 2, 3i l-Ulm Club 3 Chorus 3, Study Hall Comm. 4, Ffenfh Club 4- Quill and Scroll 4, A Cappella 4: f ' Robert E. Zengler Elizabeth M. Smith astra Howdi Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, Swimming Club 45 Hall Guard 4. Ernest Sferra ERNlE Jr. Varsity Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track 3, V. Pres. at Mid-year Sr. Classy Varsity H Club 3, 4. Rose Anne Sopko Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Library Board 3, 4, Etiquette Club 3, Com- mercial Club 4, Hall Guard 4. ee not ge Q fzaidln sixty-six GI ass 06 '42 gegins fo an P 1, 'z,2Wfe.f fl ,I f ,'L J' V. jf! 6 , JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ado Former .... ...... P resident John Brannigan . . . .. Vice-President Borboro Kerr . . . .... Secretory Donald Ferron . . . . . Treasurer First row, 'left to rrghtl: William Alwluey, Esther Ahlstront, Janet Andrews, Glailys Annala, Jane Anteloppe, Eva Arsuluc, Helen Arsuluc, Lots Ayer, Howard Baker, Charles Bantz, Second row' Florence Barnum, Miriam Bates, Joseph Battista, Anthony Battista, Frank Boucher, Bcttv Bcflrlingflclcl, Irene Behm, Carmella Benedetto, Helen Bnhary, Frerla Blum Thirrl row: John Brannigan, Alice Brenner, Robert Brenner, Helen Brewer, Robert Brown, Anne Cannon, Anthony Caranci, Joseph Cardlna, Harry Carlton, Marshal Chaffee. Fourth row: Mary Chamberlin, George Chapman, Philip Childs, William Cole, John Colqrove, Roltert Colavccchlo, James Condon, Edward Cross, Jean Curry, James Davet. Fifth row: Walter Davis, Allene Dawson, Charles Deakin, Jane Dockry, Clarence Donley, Marcia Doolittle Mary Dowling, Alyce Du Blenko, Donald Etghme, Daniel Elliott. Sixth row: Lawrence Elliott, Ella Erniqh, Donald Endress, Mllrtred Erkkila, Robert Esch, Georgnana Farkas Ada Farmer, Robert Ferren, Charles Farren, Donald Ferran, Seventh row: Davirl Few, Coulter Filson, Sylvia Findlay, Betty Fliter, Neal Franz, Donna May Freeman, James Frrley, .lecxnne Gerseny, Mardlne Gilliam, Jean Gleason. Flu! row wirtt Yu rwqhfx Owen Glnuly, Richard Gray, Jccmuc Guthrnc, Loss Guthrm, John Hamm Richard Hurvr, DmmI.i Horn-r Fwlrc! Huyrox, Douglas, Homllcv, Walter Hcrrc-On Svrmnl mvs. Rm: 11.1 Hlumk Rralmni Huifmon, Hclun Hurst, Morqorcr lcwctt Flmcvwv Juhnxou Mmm-I luri-I Puul Kuwxcv Louisa Kulc, Jowph Kolloy, Mnnom Kolloy Thur! low Arm Kmhu Wrllwur Kurl, ,lucquolyn Kotwlo, Vmkko Koiwlo Vwrqlmcx KcI!0y, Barbara Kvlr Gvorqc Klonvvxdwvodt Luullv Klcmshml Kothloun Klufh, Roy Kookim fmnth :uw llvtix KMH1, 'mo Ixmr-wx Rlfhnnl Klopuc, Mrlrv Kuhn SUIN lumlphcur Rwrhunl luphum Iuwplmuw Luvvrvmu, Vraim lawn-mc, Rvhlso Lchmnq huqovw lmllkvock. 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Row 'ir Annu Korhu, Sngmunll Kuy, Walter Keener, Morqurct Kerr, Vwlllunw Kung Tclnw Kowkl Llrm-r Klum, Joscplwlnc Lutonu, Alncr' Lowrance Wnllwur Lcnk, Wultm Lcpornl, Emo Llllluock sxvnlx lwll 1 v IL. su G, F Row l tlett to rnghtl, Frank Ltndval, Leonard Lockwood, Donald Lombardy, James Lomlnarcly, Milclretl Luntlhlad, John Luhta, Rtchard McCrone, Jacaueltne McFarland, Helen McManus, Adeltne Malnello, Wtlltam Makl, M:chael Maltzuo, Phyllts Marotta, Nettle Mae Marsh. Row I Margaret Marttn, Jean Meredlth, Melvin Mtchelson, Frank Mtllonzl, Jean Murray, Margaret Nay- lor, Helen Nelson Janet Nelson, Ruta Newman, Robert Nlchols, Lnlltan Ntemtnen, Wtlltant Novrts Allen Norma, Ruta O'Leary. Charles Panzarella, Rtchard Parker, Carl Pasquarellt, Rosemary Paulo5ko, Martlyn Payne Rrchanl Row 3 Perry, Shlrley Petkosek, Elatne Pierce, Elsie Platt, Martlyn Powell, Ray Powers, Ellen Pratt, Jowph Pteklet, John Preztosa. Row -l Rossley, Judy St. Clatr, Hazel Sanford, Bernice Sarna, Betty Schmucker, Mary Schoenhcrqer, Dorothy Soy rnour Bernard Shtyes Ray Qatggle, Vtola Rage, Richard Rhodes, Dolorosa Rush, Wayne Rolnnson, Olga Rlao, Charlotte Row 5 --Irene Stmko, Henry Slunner, Roy Sknnner, Jack Slocomlt, Jack Srntth, Delbert Snell, John Snod- grass, James Snyder, Lots Snyder, Thomas Snyder, Stephen Solomon, Anna Mae Soaller, Wtlltarn Snanqlev, Betty Sporn Angeltne Square, Etltth Square, Kathryn Square, John Stanzy, Herbert Stevens, Kenneth Sulltyan, Row Lt Della Sweeney Marlorle Sweet, Alytn Takala, Burrlett Talcott, Martel Taylor, Ruth Taylor, Vtrqtl Taylor, .Joseph Torre. Row 7 W- Jean Trlbby, Fleanor Tungos, Frank Truby, Margaret Valentune, Lena Van Glesen, Maureen Vanoyer, Ethel Vargo, Rosemary Von Beseler, Wtllafae Wall, Alice Warren, Ellen Warren, Nancy Wehh Everett Webster Hornshy Wendt. Row 8 Margaret Whtpole, Rrchard Whltely, Phtllp Whttlng, Paul Wtllgerg, Herda Wtneholt Martha Wrn- land, Dons Wolte Kyo Yoe, Marqaret Yoe, Elvera Yokte, Mary Yourlath Anthony Zamplnt lrnest Zeall, Karl Zuzek. l t E G- 6 ,Q 5 9- ' an ,L L .. f- 1' . L O 'T w l cal ,. .s gs St nys , 0. sua Q 9' 'l fl 52. KL' t A . t Jw 5 . I4 L O' Y. 7 1 -if v u In x4 gn Glosing fat Us add --- As the end of the school year 1940-41 draws to a close, its memories re-etched for us by the scenes depicted in this book, let us pause to consider the situation that now confronts all of us. Perhaps there has never been a year when American high school gradu- ates have found before them so grim a picture as that presented by the con- ditions in the world today. While we prepare these pages for publication, hoping that they will some day recall the happy experiences of our youth, the larger world outside our high school rumbles with the thunder of cannon and everywhere there is cause for concern on the part of those who love peace and liberty. ln far away Europe democracy is being crushed under the heel of a con- querer who has known no equal since the days of Genghis Khan. Our coun- try, already serving as the arsenal of democracy, may even soon become the last citadel of that great political ideal on the face of the earth. The challenge is clear. We must accept the battle that is offered. We must determine to defend our democracy by preparing ourselves to take up worthy positions along side our elders in the nation's program. Despite the gloomy prospects that prevail we who are young are willing and we hope, able to overcome the problem that besets our time, and restore freedom, justice and sanity to the world. seventy-four 7-Lex, gaclz Us - - - - - - fefis gaclz LAKE COUNTY'S PHOTOGRAPH ER Chas. T. Loughridge High School Photographer CALL Willoughby 1038-W E1 E 05 64s it State Street Gulf Service Cor Wosh Lubritorium oPPosiTs THE LAKE THEATRE Battery Service Goodrich Tires LET US SERVICE AND PARK YOUR CAR WHILE YOU SHOP OR SEE THE SHOW nunnuuunluuuuluu nnnnn Let Painesville Photo Service Solve Your Picture Problems l82 N. St. Clair Street Laird Lumber Co. SUCCESSORS T0 Landphair's Market A FOOD SHOP Poinesville, Ohio Good Wishes to the S. L. Malin 5' Son, Inc. Class of ,41 LUMBER Roorme - PANT z Kmtner Jewelry Co. BU'LD'NG SUPWES l75 Main sf. Dial 3701 438 N. STATE ST. DIAL 5353 E Compliments of The Hole-In-The-Ground IV ll8 Moin Street E1............ El TO WISH YOU AN EVER INCREASING MEASURE OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND FORTUNE gulf 970,35 Una. Service ond Value Givers Since I893 Compliments of the State Duck Pin Alley 36 South State Street unununnunnunonunannuruannnnnnuunnnnnnuumunununnnnnu Ohio Auto Wrecking Company We have a complete line of used and new parts for aII makes ot cars. Glass Installed in All Cars 240 Latimore St. Dial 4232 nuunlununnllunulnluununl Inunnnlunnuunuulu Compliments of F. S. COOK I3O W. Jackson Street Phone 5783 Rugs-Furniture-Appliances Bitzer Furniture Co Furniture and Rugs For Every Home sr. cioaf sf. Dial 4622 ty ght El El Congratulations to the Class of '41 Maple Brook Dairy 124 S. State Street Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1941 F. W. Woolworth Co. EVERYBODY'S sToRE Get Your Haircuts At Bowden's Barber Shop 104 Main Street Compliments of S. S. Kresge Co. Main Street nnunn nnnnnnn nnnnuuuun-un Blair's Food Stores Four Complete Stores To Serve You PAINESVILLE MADISON ROCK CREEK As Usual L1htner's ls Your Meeting Place School Supplies Gifts Corona Typewriters Books Lending Library Cards Compliments of Wright's Dept. Store 184 Main Street Painesville, Ohio El El W E1 E1 16251 Hgiahrn emi! Glungrntulaiinnn TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1941 L-':N:u:a 'Vg From The Coe Manufacturing Co. B k Sf t Dial 3561 FtbII'1dI85Z El E Qhtv I O S O SENIOR DAY '41 Mr. Bair . . . Mr. Barnes .... Mr. Baughman . Miss Bell ..... Miss Cummings Mr. Cunningham . ...Jim Smead . . . . . .Russ Wilson . . ,... Robert Martin . . .... Florence Davis .. ...Alice Tear . . . .Shirley Hope Mrs. Lester Dickey ....... Betty Fridel Mr. R. Dickey ...James Couperthwaite Miss Duritsa .. Mr. George .. Mr. Ginther . .. Mr. Harris . . . Mr. Hommel .. Mr. Lee ...... Mr. McCullough Miss Morrison . Mrs. Plumer . . . Mr. Pollock Miss Randall .. Mr. Smith .... Mr. Tomasheska Miss Travis .... Miss Ward . . . Miss Wolff .... Mr. Whitcomb Miss Wright . . . . Miss Wyman .. Mrs. Clark .... . .Harriet Rossley .Thomas Boyadjis .....Alan Stark . . . .Bob Heyer . . . .Rodger Neal . . . . .Bert Booher . .Melvin Gerseny . ...Elizabeth Park . . . .Hilda Fastman . . . .James Elyea . . .Jean Simmons .. . . .Frank Such Moulton Ferguson .. ...Ruth Farley .Mildred Wallace .. .Olive Brainard . . .Norman Scott . . . .Mary Crosby . . .Mildred Crandall . . . .Nancy Chamberlin Miss Weigand ....... Miriam Rouhier Mr, Pierce .... Mr. Esch .... Mr. Buescher .. Mr. McKeIvey . Mrs. Hazen .. Miss Welch . . . . . .Robert Thomas .. . . .Gail Frye . . . .Leo Kidd . . ....... Bob Evans Madeline Moritz . . . .Norene Page E1 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1941 DIAMOND ALKALI COMPANY FAIRPORT HARBOR, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of '41 Compliments of Chas. Guerra . MEATS if GROCERIES B- 85 D- Dry Cleaning 226 Sanford sf. 62 Chesfer sf. Company Dion 4787 Dial 3704 f Betty-Lou The Beauty Salon S d d D C Modern As Tomorrow tan ar rug 0' Phone 344, PURE DRUGS SINCE 28 S. ST. Clair Sf. 18499 Poinesville, Ohio ghty t Iulnnnunnnunnumuunuuunlnununnuunuunnn In PAINESVILLE ELEVATOR CO. WHOLESALE e RETAIL Grain, Flour, Feed, Salt, Seeds, l-lay, Straw, Poultry Supplies G Distributors For Henkel Flour, Larro Dairy E7 Poultry Feeds Painesville, Ohio HUGH'S J EWELERS , Corner of Main and Shit Compliments ot Mr. and Mrs. John Spear Compliments of Erie Shores Ice Cream Co. 41 N. State St. Painesville, Ohio -.--...nm ...im-......-......................-.--..-in-.-.-U ghty th Mentor, Ohio Nat Levitt's Establ ished-l 920 Women's Wear Er Millinery CONGRATULATIONS To Class of '4l Beautify Your Home THERE ARE MANY GOOD NURSERIES IN LAKE COUNTY Henry D. Rand DENTAL SURGEON E E BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS ol '41 U-Need-Us Coal Co. nnnnnunnunniuunuunuununununnuuunumnuni Hawley's Flowers Painesville Garden Cr Greenhouse Company Store Greenhouse lO7 Main St. 9l6 W. Jackson St Dial 5750 Dial 5242 unnunlnuunnninnnmnnunnuuuunaninmmu-ll It Hits the Spot F rizzell's Ice Cream ln Sodas and Sundaes LET'S GO nnnuu innnuiuniun nnuun Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '41 B.P.O.E. Elk's Lodge Painesville, Ohio unuiinnunmnnnunnnnnuuuuiuuanuunnuninnnnuniunnui THE PAINESVILLE LAUNDRY G' DRY CLEANING CO. 257 Main St. Laundry Dry Cleaning Linen Supply Rug Cleaning Phone 4386 i-...iii-i iiiiiii-iiiiiiiimi ...---...in ghty i Glass pfzoplfiecxl Construction of the new glass brick Lake County Memorial hospital which was com- pleted April 3, l96l extends from Washington and Liberty streets to Washington ana South St. Clair streets. Architect of this super-structure is none other than Harvey's own Don Bloker. Others who helped make this magnificent institution possible are Allene Bar- ber, Rose Bonelli, and Betty Braid, wealthy patrons of Painesville who donated huge sums of money for its construction. Those in charge of the building were Robert Allen, Charles Baldwin, Edgar Bearfield, and Lester Bernard. lnside this symphony of stone l met many of my former classmates who l went to school with back in '4l. Nurses Nancy Chamberlin, Frances Coddington, Edyth Collier, and Antoinette D'Ascanio were busy bathing patients, giving hypodermics and etc. Nurse Nancy Chamberlin stated that among the patients confined are Anthony Caranci, Mike Cardina, James Couperthwaite, Carroll Davis, and Melvin Evans who were hurt when a boiler blew up in the Evans Boiler Works owned by Robert Evans. The cause of the explosion was that Harold Fleming forgot to turn off the steam. Then Phyllis Costello, famous supper-club singer is recouperating between engage- ments at the Elite club owned and operated by Charles Gage, Ray Gaodenough, Perry Hay- ward, and Donald Kidd who each own one-fourth interest in the place, Melvin Gerseny and Eva Joy Dunn, stars in the Broadway play Cold Storage written by the promising young playwright Betty Park, gave a charity performance Saturday afternoon for the crippled children. ln room 234 the Rev. Leo Kidd is giving his Sunday sermon from his bed because he underwent an appendectomy a few days ago. Among the interns at the Lake County Memorial hospital are Freeman Hill, Leonard lovine, Ted Kallay, and Tom Lynch. That handsome doctor, Bernard O'Leary is resident physician in the isolation ward. What's all the rush and scurry? Ambulance driver, Pat Marotta just brought in Rachel Marinis, executive secretary, who was hit by a hit-skip driver. He was found after many weeks of painstaking investigation by detective John Padula. The man was found guilty and was prosecuted. Switchboard operator, Marjorie Hayward informed me that Cecil Lant, playboy, was brought in as an emergency case. He cracked up in his new plane which crashed into Dorothy Durchik's new 6l room mansion. Also Shirley Hope occupies room 345. Shirley teaches at Harvey. The strain of teaching has him flat on his back with a nervous break- down. Genova Dye, Lucille Elliott and Ola Marie Frush just came into the lobby with an arm full of roses and a good luck horse shoe wreath which they are taking to Betty Martin who has been in the hospital since December with a compound fractured leg. Betty Friedel, illustrator of the fashion magazine Rags published by Rita Von Beseler and Mary Jean Scaglione was brought into the hospital after receiving a treatment by masseuses Bonnie Gongwer and Jean Haskins. eighty-five El El WITH BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS l.8zJ. HARDWARE COMPANY David S. Ingalls and Earle L. Johnson Operating Three Modern Stores at Poinesville, Willoughby and Madison Headquarters for Sport Goods, l-lardwares, Gifts, Paint and Wallpaper nununnnnunuununnnunnnnununInunuunuuuuunnnunnuuunnnununn1ununuinnnlInnuinnnuuAnnnuunuuunnnuunuu GIFTS FOR ALL Lake Super Market OCCASIONS TI-IE MARKET WITH John Rich FREE PARKING Jeweler and Optometrist For HS Patrons '62 Mein Sf- Polnesvlllef O' 22 N. sfofe SI. Dial 5653 pafkons DR. w. A. PURCELL DR. J. vv. GOLDING DR, R. H. SEYMOUR MISS IREISIE LEISINON MRS. IESSIE REARDON MR. cv MRS. G. vv. PRESLEY MRS. J. DE ERANI4o MR. 5- MRS. I. A. ISIURMI Nixon Funeral Home C0mP'ime'1fS and Best Wishes INVALID CAR SERVICE from Painesville, Ohio E Allen Chevrolet, Inc. Ive N, Sfofe SI. Dial 3366 El .......... E1 eighty uunuu Best Wishes To The Class of '41 IllDUSlllIHl HHUUH CORP. Best Wishes From Orrin Jewett Men's Furnishings Suits Mode to Order Heolth Spot Shoes straighten up weok Flcit Feet, Try on o poir ond feel the difference. l76 Moin St. Compliments of Main Hardware and Supply Co. l6O Moin St. Diol 6782 Compliments of unumu CONGRATULATIONS from Clark 8x Searl Wholesale Distributors B mmnu E ht El ---- E1 Compliments of The Reed Dariette '56 No. State Street To the Class of 1941 CONGRATULATIONS Lee J. Devney Men's Shop State and Main Street Best Wishes to the Class of 1941 Frank M. Harrison Compliments Mulqueeny Bros. 213 Eagle Street Fairport Phone 6581 Congratulations from F ankhauser's A-Home-Owned-Food-Store Best Wishes from Franz Tire Service 124 N. State Street Dial 4358 Congratulations to the Class of 1941 Maytag Company S. State Street CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '41 Lyncl Moderne Hair Shop Qhfv Q E1 ' ' m SHOP AND SAVE AT Sears, Roebuck, and Co. 95 N. Pork Ploce PAINESVILLE, OHIO Phone 4313 Best Wishes to the FOR REAL ESTATE Closs of '41 See Dr. J. J. Wey The Reserve Realty OPTOMETRIST 81 Security Co, 177 Main Sf. Dill! 5731 R. E. Gregory E. P. Tolcott Best wishes To me BEST wlsues Class of '41 from Austin Johnson Pharmacy Funeral Home El ------------- ---------- En qhfv l unnuninuuiu nnin Compliments of CASELLA'S CLEANERS - ovens - runiusns Office Painesville IO8 Main St. Phone 5382 G. W. Bonshor Co., Inc. GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCES 20 S. St. Clair St. Dial 3488 Tillotson Oil Co. ATLANTIC OIL PRODUCTS Goodyear - Falls Tires Lubrication, Battery Service 95 S. State St. Dial 498I Corner Erie and State Dial 4989 Payne 8z Beymer GENERAL CONTRACTORS 32 N. State St. Dial 34ll Plant Fairport 203 High St Phone 5953 Congratulations from Quality Cleaners 3I N. St. Clair St. Dial 5282 Robt. McMillan Coal Yard Coal, Brick, Tile, Flue-Lining Lime ,Cement, Plaster Sewer Pipe, Mortar Colors Office: Liberty St. Dial 5822 BEST WISHES from Wilson 8: Foster tv Glass fzopliecti Bonnie Harris, popular light opera singer who performs twice a day in the Petite Tasse, tea room operated by Jeanne Kallay and Rachel Kassay, is recuperating in room 716 from influenza. Some of the faculty members from Harvey who were students in '41 including Wanda Kociszewski, Kathryn Legters, Eleonor Herron, Margaret Mate, Madeline Moritz and Ade- line Mucciarone came to visit the present history teacher, Florence Nogrady who is suffer- ing from arthritis in her left arm. Mary Paul is recovering from a gun wound received when she bravely ignored threats of bank robbers to shoot if she rang the burglar alarm of the Sixth National bank where she is employed. Because his parachute would not open when he had to bail out of his monoplane, Jere Potter is a visitor at the hotel for sick persons. Anne Prelc, employed by the Wepaynothing Insurance Co. owned by Eino Salminen, came to investigate Jere's condition. Alice Ramsey, Kathryn Ryan, Charlotte Scaglione, Eleanor Shelby, Betty Shoemaker, iunior leaguers of Painesville, are rendering their time and service by helping the hospital staff. Harvey's football coach Wilho Salminen came in to reserve eleven beds for the players on Fairport's team. Painesville has a practice game with Fairport next week. Joe Skofe, tight rope walker in the lRobertl Stockdale circus plunged fifty feet downward while his partner Evelyn Emith helplessly watched him fall. He landed on the circus pony below and was uninjured but the pony bucked and broke Joe's collar bone. Robert Smith, famous muralist, is painting the King of Swing, Wallace Taylor's new studio. Smith cheated death when his Packard smashed into Librarian Dorothy Snyder's little coupe. Both are in the hospital. Rose Ann Sopko, stenographer, who was with Miss Snyder was thrown clear. Five former l-larveyettes, Rose Verbic, Lillian Vrbancic, Mildred Wallace, Betty Wal- ters and Marie Wanda each gave a pint of blood to be stored in the blood bank for future use. Harriet Rossley, June Stockwell, Doris Spear, Miriam Square and Doris Winland, all members of the Croton club, are making a tour of the hospital. lf it is up to their expec- tation they will donate ten dollars to eleviate suffering. Leaving today after tour months is Fire Chief Martti Willberg. Martti was burned severely while saving the lives of six children. n etyoe Glass ln the dusty cobwebbed corners of old Harvey we find the famous lawyer, Mortimer Q. Bimsby about to begin the reading of the long lost will of the class of '4l. He clears his throat and now- E, the class of '4l being in sound mind and body, take our pens in hands and be- queath all of the cherished possessions to the classes which will come after us. We do this, in all good faith, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-one. .l To the junior class we leave a text- book on Raising Funds For A Junior- Senior Prom. 2. We leave the sophomore class. 3. Bert Booher, Tom Boyadjis, Jim Elyea, Gail Frye and Charles Powers tearfully leave long-held posts as traffic directors. 4. Eleanor Brown leaves her much covet- ed ability to make faces and da imitations to Hazel Bruce. 5. Avis Billig and Mary Crosby leave their burned pans in the Home Ec. room as a silent remainder to Evelyn Johnson and Georgia Johnson. 6. Alan Stark leaves his little handbook How To Write A Sports Story Between Season to John Hanni. 7. Claire Tribby leaves her reputation of always being smartly dressed to her sister Jean. Ruth Farley leaves her sister Jean the formula for keeping cool even though you are a redhead. 8. We leave to Jack Smith, George Sen- nett's ability to hand out lines and never get hooked. 9. Miriam Rouhier leaves her beloved Vergil and all his trimmings to Dick Harer. IO. Several pages of the best poetry are given by Bob Roberts as a model for the would-be underclassmen poets. ll. Ernest Sferra leaves postcards of camplife to everyone. l2. Frances Tear and Edna White leave their slush pumps' 'to Mel Rodgers and Rose Azary. l2. Carmie Cardina leaves her vim, vigor, and voice to her sister, Angie. l4. Diggie Crandall leaves Martha Murray her copy of the Prelude in C Flat Minor from Opus I6 by lgnigus Cousinsky. l5. To the girls he didn't have a date with, Fergie leaves regrets that he didn't get around to them. l6. Peg Webster leaves Doug Ferguson after labeling him 'Private Property,' 'No Trespassing' and 'Fragile'. l7. Russ Wilson leaves Ray to next year's team and hopes that he isn't RUTHless. l8. Ruth Wyman leaves her typestick and aspirin to Margaret Neubrand. l9. Don Wilson leaves his locker with its etchings to Jim Lombardy. 2O. Tony Cimaglio and Steve Dominish leave the pigskin to future gridironers. 2l. Gloria Myllykoski and Jerry Morrison leave their scholastic records to Sally Lanphier and Anne Marie Cannon. 22. Bob Martin leaves the job of keeping the senior class in order to next year's class president. 23. Judy Hettinger leaves her friendliness to Hazel Sanford, who doesn't need it. 24. Vernon Harris leaves the job of hit- ting the very high tenor notes in A Cap- pella to Bud Baker. Ansel Bartlett leaves the low ones to Don Luthanen. 25. Harry Cole leaves some of his height to Bill Bevan. 26. Dot Davis and Florence Davis leave their jar of Lotion For Aching Feet After A Hard Day's Work to the prospective iob seekers of next year's business class. ninety t 27. Marjorie Harris leaves her ingenuity to Clara Shumaker. 28. Anne Creveling gladly leaves behind her much hated nickname, Annie . 29. John Dowling, Rodger Neal, and Her- man Swiger leave their best wishes for suc- cess to next year's cagers. A 3O. Mary Ann Slocum leaves that cheery smile to Wayne Winings. 3l. Bob Zengler leaves his profile to Coul- ter Filson. 32.. Helen Pike leaves her ability to ask questions to Mary Chamberlin. 33. Cree Linze and Alice Tear leave their artistic abilities to Joanne Smith. 34. Virginia Haskell leaves her blonde tresses and dark lashes to Ada Farmer. 35. Jeannette Hodges leaves her place in the band to Marilyn Rouhier. 36. Phil Hausch bequeaths his jokes to be revised, dry-cleaned, and used by Char- lotte Rossley. 37. Hilda Fastman leaves her ability to al- ways have a juicy bit of gossip for the Har- Binger staff to Judy St. Clair. 38. Eileen and George Sennett leave a strongbox in which to hide their wit and conduct so that they won't be held against the next Sennett to come to Harvey. 39. Amelia Sarna leaves her job on the News Bureau to Nancy Ostrander. 40. To Jackie Katila, Jean Simmons leaves the library. 4l. Jean Luse and Carmen Silvestro leave their parking spaces to two junior girls who drive to school. 42. Mary Donaldson leaves her crown to next year's Homecoming Queen. 43. Becky Keener leaves her boots and saddle to Martha Murray. 44. Bill Grady bequeaths his wardrobe to Chuck Deakin. 45. To anyone who wants it, Dick Haffey leaves the job of carrying the big drum in the band. 46. Olive Brainard leaves three dozen packages of typing paper to next year's Har-Binger office manager. 47. Betty LaMar and Winnie Leaverton leave their singing voices to Margaret ninety-three Jewett and Margaret Ramshaw. 48. Helen Tenney and Bob Thomas leave their bliss to Joe Cooper and Marjorie Sweet. 49. Ruth Eggert and Rose Brannigan leave their seats in Music Appreciation class to two other as studious pupils. 50. John Harrison leaves his ability to drive a car and still keep alive to Bob lsa- bel. 5l. Bette Smith, Bettie Presley and Betty Prentice leave Betty Beddingfield, Betty Schumucker and Betty Crabbs the pleasure of being one of a million Bettys. 52. To someone with an extremely loud voice Bob Topola leaves the presidency of the A Cappella. 53. Marge McClelland doesn't leave Bill Seward. 55. Rosemary Advey leaves her always neat raven hair to Dot Seymour. 56. Faith Mary Allen leaves her ability to be nice to everyone to Helen Boyadjis. 57. Jim Smead leaves his much used n'-est-ce-pas? to Paul Kaiser. 58. Edyth Johnson and Audrey Zoller leave their extensive French vocabulary to Joanne Smith, Miriam Bates and Don Har- ter. 59. Adeline Zuzek leaves her talkative- ness to Sally Merrill. 60. Dot Law, Monica Lynch and Miriam Nurmi leave their book reports to the fu- ture reviewers of Miss Wyman's classes. 6l. Norene Page parts with her job of putting announcements in the doors. She leaves it to Gladys Ramsey. 62. Bob Heyer leaves part of his hair to Mr. Dickey. 63. 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