Harvey High School - Anvil Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

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N. Q il x W 1 , I . . ,yrl9'?,m f, l i I HATS OFF T0 THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE Left to right: Richard Perry, Georgina Neubrand, Marilyn Rogat, Phyllis Martin, Mariorie Ames, Lucille Brainord, Kathleen Bates, Marion Allen, Squier Hanni, Lola Fal- cone, Rcth Scaglione, Howard Concoby. IT'S AS SIMPLE AS A B C Standing: David Pettit, John Pierce, Richard Nelson, Ronald Polio. Seated: Richard Chapma John Pollack, F nklin Schu- ma er. ips, JUST POSIN' First row: Albert Kcillay, Emily Hosta, Shirley Hotchkiss Marjorie Hopkins, Mary Joughin, Lorna Hughes. Second row: Frederick Holp, Marshall Hubbard, Robert Huff, Dale Kaiser, Julia Drzik, Elaine Thayer, Robert Kale. IT'S YOUR MOVE Standing: George Murphy, Irene Yokie, Joyce Palmer, Jo- seph Porostosky. Seated: George Lamos, Kenneth Brown, Ralph Myllykoski Jean Dickinson, Eugene Wirtinen, Betty Tobais, Donald Robinson. As riyates they worked XI! came through this campaign lqorilh Ondf liaoved ll'le':5jlVf5 Z? 53?-ilff with flying colors. At the 'all- Wor Y IO e promo 'O O ix ,X - school party, they presented a c r ra s. X O po Q 1 skit, in competition with the One of their most outstancl- H, Privates and Sergeomsl and ing accomplishments last year was earning money for the Junior-Senior prom. T h e y twentyvfive capped tirst honors with their I' X mock basketball game, r I

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The merits ot this class are began their basic training here X for which they have volun- N. r I i 1 f it obvious as you leat through , ,f g A at l-larvey. During the course figs' A X 1 -X.. Q teered they have learned to N ll, 773 x X, fl Xi f 'V X , if the pages. Last year we knew xl i i them as privates when they XX l X X ll fy 2 S X cooperate, making our whole B ,ei ewlffi M7 QB ' i J Rl? organization more worthwhile. X WAITING THEIR TURN Left to right: Allister Beedie, Lillian Borsa, Russell Chaney, Helen Beebe, Mildred Benson, Raymond Bevan, Mildred Benadum, Frederick Brown, Leah Benninghotf, Samual Colgrove, MY! HOW STUDIOUSI Standing: James Armstrong, Frank Booher, Edwin Anderson, Phyllis Bailey, Anthony Bonelli, Rosella Allen, James Bal- lard, Jack Ballard, Robert Booth. Seated: Dorothy Bailey, Jacauelyn Arnidon, Mary Jane Ballard. TIME TO GO HOME Left to right: Jeannette Christie, Helen Cross, Barbara Clark, Dorothy Crosswhite, Harriet Curran, Antionettc Chiappone, Doris Chapman. WATCH THE BIRDIE! Standing: Margaret Cannon, Robert Carrig, Joseph Caranci, James Brown, Carl Chorman, Thomas Curry, Mildred Brewer, Elaine Bushey, Phyllis Bittner, Betty Brant, Charles Carroll. Seated: Antionette Bertane, Wilma Brenner. twenty fou

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J ' ffl J i This YCGr the corporals are Llllf 4' ment have worked hard and concentrating on plans for the Xl l 'I f E1 ffgiflfff will soon be ready for the pro- lUnl0 'Se llO Pmm the bl9QeST l' 'f J 7,1 ,iffy J' J? motion to sergeants which will event of the year. Xl ' 'K make them the highes our The members of this regi- VL'Lf!,' Organization. , . X f r . ,- , DUCK FELLASl First row: Muryel Taylor, Donald Stearns, William Such, Dorothy McClure, Second row: Merwin Sweeney, Herald Johnson, Jane Tinker, Robert McCarthy, Rose Trayter. JUST ANOTHER DAY Left to right: Margaret Anderson, Jean Whitely, Lucille Brainard, Fritz Walter, Rath Sall, Teno Rizzo, Mary Jane Ward, HI EVERYONE! First row: Doris Martin, Mary Parmo, Elizabeth McLeod, Evelyn Miller. Second row: Donald Robinson, Joseph Montgomery, Gilbert Molnar, Robert Moodey, Edwin Salminen. FRONT ROW SEATS First row: Mary Santoro, Sylvia Duffy, Patricia Goodrich, Lois Ebbert, Florence Spivak, Shirley Robbins, Second row: Norman Kubb, Eugene Robbins, Henry Hamil- ton, Richard Wyman, Henry Spence, Jerry Saplaky. twenty-six