Harvey High School - Anvil Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1951 volume:

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Snapshot . . . 4, ww KQ- M t vksh - if -2 1' adaewdle 0464 Painesville, Ohio, located 30 miles due east of Cleveland and one mile from Lake Erie, has long been noted as the original Garden Spot of America. This completely unexaggerated recommendation was not a chamber of commerce banner but rather an award of national fame, earned by the local nurseries and flower experts. Not only fruit trees and shrubs but also roses, peonies and scores of other flowers, grow prosper- ously in the select soil of the surrounding country- side. A total of 40 important nurseries can be counted within a few miles of the downtown area. These in turn employ a large percentage of the work- ing potential of the territory. and bathe Kenra... Five hundred students make up the roll of Painesville Har- vey High School in 1950-5l. One hundred eighty-three are in the graduating senior class. Harvey stands as a proud expanding example of American democratic education. The faculty, as a whole very young and vigorous but with the right temper of age mixed in, is a perfect blend. Every modern improvement has or is being realized. Driver Education, Ohio's third best music department, Visual Educa- tion, four varsity athletics and uncounted intramural activities for both boys and girls, superior Student Publications, drama- tics, clubs, boards and the utmost in democratic student gav- ernment are all offered. These and many other phases of high school life at Har- vey make every one of those l83 seniors look back with pride and a bit of sadness. The years to come, clouded or bright, shall continue tio produce classes of strong willed, dependable, deep thinking citizens from our alma mater. I www my saw G l R QQQQEQ H' 6' 659' O 6: 4 ODQQO 6 'K' gl 1 Y 'EE En EE '21 I '53 ' 1' 4 xg i' E x 5 42212, 1- 1 , '-5 . if X 252 Q i: E awww mf a ti? iggiig. 21? . :!!g lf: !::. -:' ,,' , F' cpkuugi .ig Q: E2 E53 zgliiir. A QU.. ,. . . , - f:1Jma1Lfaemma '-4'A'..1w . 'EI W1 -, , , ,lgluif TO YOU, MISS BROOKS 1 For your invaluable aid and cooperation, we are dedicating our ANVIL. In addition to your regular duties of teaching Literature, Advanced Composition, and Speech, you have helped Harvey become more advanced in drarnatics by being the ad- visor of Le Masque and Thespians. You've been the inspira- tion and director of our all-school plays. Many a time you have have made it possible for a group to attend a play in Cleveland and various other field trips. May your ensuing years give you the pleasure that your past three years have given us, here at Harvey. I Miss Phyllis Brooks S gamd Seated IL. to RJ - Mrs. B, S, Park, presidentg William Smith, W. H. Hickerson, Frank Blazina. Standing - Wallace Green, Robert Oldfather, Glenn Esch, clerk. ' Six prominent men and their popular lady president composed the 1951 Painesville City Board of Education. This group saw to the beginning and completion of the building of the ultramodern education plant shown in architect sketch on the opposite page. After years of preparation and ground work the board can now look back on a job done well to their own high standards. ten Xl , - SX ffl, mx f f f 1 gf W 2 ! f N , 4 N' X mfg V' 5 ' -4 ,-. J' , we J PM- f 'f71 WI:': f'.f3f L Wy! D 1 , v Y fr ' f x L :iiTEaaaEEF22f' me uffffmns: 'I 5 l WM 5Fq1,, - 1 .:::,,5U - 1 -i..1l..,,, E :QF ml A m 3 H L5sssa E55,5j5'ifei5' ' 'i!'1EE5'3::i l!l!,If3'E, warm, m .,....-, 3' ' l ' R 551 ,mi qlmf - - + 31 . - .. 14-am, pi-W M A ' A A ' 14, , M ms. The teachers and administrators of any high school havea serious job staked out for them every year. In September a large group of students, some eager for learning, and others not so eager, come as strangers into their hands for the beginning of their secondary education. These people have as their life's work the challenging task of molding those students into grown people, with grown up thoughts, ready for any- thing. After the several high school years the teachers have gotten to know their pupils well and have influenced their lives more than even they realize. Mr. R. B. Oldfather Superintendent ELAINE CARROLL Secretary twelve Mr. John Corwin, as principal, directed the faculty for l95l. His statt was made up of 30 full and part time teachers. Every department, mathematics, sciences, business, history and social studies, domestic arts and physical education all rounded out the schedule of every student. This balanced education has been proven essential for everyone if he should go to col- lege or not. Here are the people who make that educa- tion! Mr. John Corwin Principal GRACE WOODWORTH Secretary First Row Cleft to righti - Miss Umsted, Miss Brooks, Mrs. Minister, Miss Bechtel, Miss Thomas, Miss Davis, Mrs. Sweitzer, Miss Baker, Miss Beouaher. Second Row - Mr. Corwin, Mr, Rector, Mr. Henck, Miss Hamilton, Miss Cummings, Miss Nichols, Miss Weigand, Miss Jennings, Miss Lapham, Third Row - Mr. Pollock, Mr, King, Mr. Stewart. Fourth Row - Mr. Freeman, Mr. Mackey, Mr. Britt, Mr. Sheets, Mr. Moore, Mr. Smith, Mr. Applegate, Mr. Durigg. thirteen Miss Marguerite Laphom Deon of Girls . E Mr. Robert Dean of Boys fourteen Wfdfdfly From the very start everyone knew that we seniors would be a class with a difference. When we struck out on our own in our very first year here at Harvey and had a Sophomore Sock Hop ,-practically a get-together ljust like the seniorsl, everybody saw we'd have plenty of initiative. We kept it up junior year too, selling magazine subscriptions to bail out the sinking fund for the big Junior-Senior Prom that lay ahead. We'll all remember our first Prom,-moon, Manakiki, and all. But that isn't all we did as juniors. Our class was well represented on both the football and basketball teams, and best of all, we won the first prize in the all-school Stunt Night with our wonderful, corny skit. And then, all of a sudden we were seniors, with only one more year to go. We've come a long way since we were sophomores, and sometimes it's seemed as if there's been an awful lot to learn,-especially when the home- work piled up toward the end of the year, with all of us working hard on com- mencement committees. This year hasn't been just work for us, though. None of us will forget the winter Homecoming, all the better for its long waitg or January Thaw , the Le Masque club's zany play, or all the other funny wonderful things that made us seniors The Seniors of Harvey High. fifteen Ably serving the student body this year, l95O-51, in the executive positions of our student government are Ann Willis, president, Canby Dautel, vice-president, and Marlene Hallock, secretary. The duties required in these positions are endless throughout the year, and the occupants deserve much credit, The legislative branch of our student government here at Harvey is the Student Coun- cil. The Council's job is to make the governing laws of the school. The president of the Student Council this year is Joe Marano. The faculty advisor to this hard-working group is Mr. Layton Pollock. Last, but certainly not least, is the Student Court, the judicial branch of our govern- ment. lt sees that justice reigns. The Chief Justice this year is Tom Guerra. Mr. Dale Smith is the faculty advisor to the group. The students of Harvey High School are very proud of their student government. lt has been functioning here since l924, when one honor study hall was established. Soon afterward honor study halls were on the increase. Then, some time later, student body officials were elected. Following this came the Student Council and Student Court, in operation since l935. Ann Willis Canby Dautel Marlene Hallock President Vice-President Secretary sixteen l STUDENT COURT Seated ileft to rightl - Delores Paul, Anne Stewart, Isabel Rowan, Ann Willis, Tom Guerra, Norman Baffer, Tony Brown, Ted Beckwith. Standing Cleft to rightj - Mr. Smith, Rona Lucas, Paul Garland, Bill Wright, sevenfeen STUDENT COUNCIL First Row Cleft to right! - Joe Marana, Cliff Whisler, Thirza Beck, Charles Dolce, Gary Pykonen, Second Row lleft to rightl - Mr. Pollock, Theresa Meo, Barbara Sutch, Esther Katana, Mary Blake Per- rin, Louise Benjamin, Anne Stewart, Barbara Randa, Betty McNiff, Molly Willis. Third Row ileft to right? - Helen Ralph, George Winfield, Robert Reho, Jesse McCory, Philip Klebe, Mary Ann Marano. 74a 'Zfaweetofoansclaal of 1951 7:4 Qzadnatea Senior Class Officers Front Row Ueft to rightl - Robert Thompson, Jim Sobo, Rona Lucas. Bock Row - James Johnson, Robert Werner. SENIORS Alli Alto nAiliu l've taken my fun where I've found it. Cheering Club 2, 3,5 Anvil Advertising Staff 4. Robert Louis Ames naobn He makes business his pleasure. Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 45Track 3, 45 Home Room Sec. 25 Hi-Y Sec. 45 F.B.L.A. 4. Mary Ann Arp iiArpieu A loyal pal. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Cheering Club 25 Home Room Pres. 25 Harbinger 25 Anvil 2,35 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Pres. 45 Merit Board 35 Social Board 35 Gym Leaders Club Pres. 45 Scarlet Torch 45 Homecoming Court 45 National Honor Society 4. George Taylor Arthur George One of those strong, silent men. Track 2, 3, 45 Harbinger 2, 35 Foot- ball 35 Hi-Y 35 National Honor Society 4. Marjean Askew Margie She speaks less than she knows. Art Club 25 Cheering Club 25 Chair 25 Point Board 25 Assembly Board 4. Eleanor Roseanna Badners Eleanor A woman should be seen and not heard. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Cheering Club 2. Dorothy Alice Bartish nootn . With a ready wit and a cheery srnllo, Dot finds much ln Ilfe worth while. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Cheering Club 25 Class Treasurer 25 Hall Guard 25 Harbinger 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Reporter 45 Gym Leaders Club 45 Le Masque 3, 45 Scar- let Torch 45 Social Board Sec. 45 Span- ish Club Pres. 45 Anvil Typist 45 Sen- ior Patrol 2, 3, 45 Buildings and Grounds 45 Projectionist 4. Neal D. Bates uBoo'su An all around good fellow. Art Club 2, 35 Senior Patrol 2, 3, 45 Buildings and Grounds 45 Proiectionist 4. Lee Foster Beamer nsquireu Tho perfect gentleman. Basketball 25 Point Board 25 Building and Grounds 2, 3, Pres. 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Fencing Club 35 Print Club 35 Har- binger 45 National Honor Society 45 National Music Saciety 4. Th i rza Kay Beck Turkey G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 V. Pres. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, V. P. 45 Cheering Club 25 Le Masque 2, 3, 4, Treas. 45 Band 2, 35 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sec. 45 National Music Honor 35 Social Board Sec. 35 Hall Guard 35 Gym Leaders Club 45 Spanish Club Vice Pres. 45 Thes- pian Treas. 45 Scarlet Torch 45 Point Board Sec. 45 High Window . Janet Marie Beech Beachy Many envy her blond fairness. G.A.A. 2, 35 Cheering Club 25 Home Economics Club 25 Harvey Girls 3. Louise Helen Benjamin Benjie Har friendly nature ls always wel- como. G.A.A. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 35 Cheering Club 25 Home Room Pres. 25 French Club 3, 45 Point Board 35 Merit Board 35 Hall Guard 35 Anvil 35 Har- binger Business Staff 3, 45 Assembly Board 45 Scarlet Torch 45 Le Masque 45 Study Hall Comm. 45 Student Coun- cil 45 National Honor Society 4. Margaret Ann Beno Margie Her smile gives lts owner passport 'round the world. Home Economics Club 25 Cheering Club 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Hall Guard 4. Joan Bennett Berchtold HJOUYIH Content, quiet and trlendly.' G.A.A. 2, 35 Home Economics Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2. Shirley Mae Brant Shirl Sha that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. Cheering Club 25 G.A.A. 3. Dorothy May Breedlove Don Always ready to help and be helped. Home Economics Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 G.A.A. 2. Harold Elbridge Breedlove Harold Life ls short and the art long John David Brenner John He never wore out many books. Wrestling 3, 4. SENIORS Elizabeth Mae Brooks Betty e.A,A. 2, 3, 4, An Club 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 25 Latin Club 35 National Honor Society 4. Neal Marvin Brown uNeo'n Wonderful talker who has the art ot telling you nothing. Key Club 2, 3, 45 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Le Masque 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Harbinger Reporter 25 Hall Guard 3, 45 Anvil 3, 4. Richard O. Buck Dick School ls fun-but a bother too. Cheering Club 2. Joyce Cassie Burch Joyce Sweet as a primrase G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Treos. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Home Room Pres. 25 Harbinger 2, 35 Student Council 35 Assembly Board 3, 45 Anvil 35 French Club 3, 4: Le Masque 45 Study Hall Comm. 45 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Loretta Jean Burkhart Loretta cs.A.A. 3. Barbara Anne Carruthers subs Music is said to be the speech of angels G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Cheering Club 2, 35 Noon Board 25 Gym Leaders Club 3, 45 Sfanish Club 45 Harveyettes 45 Girls Chorus 45 Study Hall Comm. 4. SENIORS Theodore Clarence Chapman H-I-edu l love a life whose life is simple Glee Club 2, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. Wanda Esther Chapman Wanda Moderation ln all things is best Cheering Club 4. James Christie 1iJim:1 Noon Board 2, Hall Guard 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Choir 4. Barbara Jane Clark usorbn A perfect woman, nahly planned to warm, to comfort and command G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Le Masque 2, 3, Home Room Sec. 2g Choir 2, 3, 4, Harveyettes 3, 4, Gym Leaders Club 4, Girls Chorus 4. Henry L. Collins uHenryn All things come to him who waits Cheering Club 2. Marjorie Lucille Cook Cookie Band 2, 3, 45 Harbinger 2, National Music Honor 3, 4, Pres. 4, Latin Club Pres. 3, Harveyettes 3, 4, G.A.A. 45 Girls Chorus V. Pres. 43 National Honor Society 4. Constance Catherine Corrigan Connie Friends are made, not horn Band 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Gym Leaders Club 3, 4, Proiectionist 3, 45 Point Board 45 Band Librarian 4. Mary Rosanne Creedon Rosanne ln her quietness ls charm Art Club 2, 3, Latin Club 3, Hall Guard 3. John Harry Curtiss Hjohnn What Iles behind that mask ot innocence? Football 2, Ashtabula 35 Print Club 4. Candy Dautel ucarnu Character ls the real foundation ot all worthwhile success Track 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Le Masque 2, 3, 45 Harbinger 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Assembly Board Pres. 45 Social Board 41 Student Body V. Pres. 4, National Honor Society 4, January Thaw 4. Harry Truman Davidson He goes along ln a qulat way Hailed from Madison in 4. Harold Lee Deakin Dumbo Other men have acquired fame by lndustry, but this mon by his love ot ease Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 45 Glee Club 41 Study Hall Comm. x Georgia Mae Dean Georgie She's happy with her thoughts Cheering Club 22 Assembly Board 45 Hall Guard 4. Alan Bruce Decker nAIonu Laugh and be merry Football 45 Social Board 4. James J. Dianni num.. I agree with no man's opinion. I have some of my own. Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Comm. 3, 45 Class Treas- urer 35 National Honor Society Pres.4. Barbara Rae Doran Barb There's always that smile G.A.A. 35 Harveyettes 4, Irene Emma Drobnick ,,,,. Why study when there is so much else to do Shirley Adele Eason ShirI My idea ot on agreeable person is one wha agrees with me Cheering Club 25 Tri-H-Y 25 Anvil 35 Point Board 3, 45 Comm. 3, 45 Har- binger 45 French Club 4. SENIORS Mary Jane Eaton Mary Jane A man ls always better than a i book G.A.A. 2, 45 Cheering Club 25 Tri-Hi- Y 25 Hall Guard 4. Ronald Ebbert Ronnie Not a care in the world Hi-Y 2. Richard Reese Elledge nReeseu A reliable ambitious fellow Football 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Le Masque 2, 3, 45 Thespian 45 Latin Club 35 Pride and Prejudice 35 Harbinger 45 January Thaw 4. William Thomas Eville am Live, Iaff, and lutg we'll he dead long 'nuft Cheering Club 25 Print Club 25 Assem- bly Board 25 National Honor Society 4. Martha Jo Fahnstock uMorCyii The only way to have a friend ls to be one G.A.A. 45 F.B.L.A. 4. Nellie Bell Farren .,Nonny,. She's haDPY with what she's got ' SENIORS George Frank Fencl George He never says more than ls necessary Eugene Eino Filippi Gene One of those quiet ones Football 2, Baseball 3, Choir 3, Hall Guard 3. James Michael Fitzgerald Mike Those looks will get him places Joan Marie Franciotti HJOH A busy bee, wherever sho buues G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. Roger Neal Freeman nRogerr. School has another purpose besides studios Track 3, Hall Guard 4. Estelle Pearl Gage , .Tssieu T here's mischief in that smile G.A.A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Gym Lead- ers Club 3, 4, Proiectionist 2, 3, 4, Cheering Club 2, Home Room Pres. 2, Harbinger 2, 3, 4, Le Masque 3, 4, Scarlet Torch 4, Merit Board 3, Hall Guard 3, Comm. 3, 4, Anvil 3, 4. Harry Wesley Garland nHarryu Worry and I have never met Football 2, Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, Print Club 4. Paul Sidney Garland upoulu Track 2, 3, V. Track 4, Football 2, 3, V. Football 4, Hall Guard 2, Hi-Y 4, Glee Club 4, Choir 4. hn Joseph Gartman DimpIes Full of splrtt, full of vim, Much ls gained by knowing hlm. Baseball 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Harbinger 3, Harbinger Sports Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4. James Cross Giblin rrjimra Full ot ambitions Hi-Y 2, 3, Sec. 2, Le Masque 2, 3, 4, Harbinger 2, Assoc. editor 3, Co-edi- tor 4, Dress Reversal 3, Pride and Prejudice 3, Curse You Jack Dal- ton 4, Latin Club 3, French Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Point Board 4, Thespian 4, News Bureau 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4, January Thaw 4, High Window 4. Earl Edward Gill .,EarI,. l never trouble Trouble, nor does Trouble trouble me Hi-Y 2, Cheering Club 2, HaIlGuard 3. Richard Almon Glenn Hmck.. Speech ls great, but silence lt greater Noon Board 2, 3, 4, Print Club 3, 4, Proiectionist 2, 3, 4. Thomas Guerra u-rornu Work fast and then rest Football 2, Student Court 2, 3, Chief Justice 4, Baseball 3, Key Club 3, 4, Class Pres. 3, Social Board 3, Print Club 4. Theodore Ralph Hach it-I-edu It is impossible to please the world Football 2, 3, 4, Rigle Club 2, Base- ball 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Social Board 3. Ruth Diane Hacker Ruth Some ideas control the world Cheering Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Le Masque 2, 3, 4, Harbinger 2, 3, 4, Anvil 3, Point Board 3, 4, French Cl.lw 3, 4, Scarlet Torch 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. Patricia Joan Haines upatu Life is not llfe without delight ' Chorus 2, G.A,A. 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. Thalia Ann Hakola Thalia Tri-Hi-Y 2, Hall Guard 4. Marlene Joy Hallock Marlene Pretty to walk with and witty to talk with G.A.A. 2, Cheering Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 2, Le Masque 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, Gym Leaders Club 3, 4, Social Board 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Class Sec. 3, Anvil 3, Harbinger 3, 4, Advertising Mgr. 4, Assembly Board Sec. 4, Scar- let Torch 4, Student Body Sec. 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Homecoming Court 4. SENIORS Marilyn Jean Heasley Marilyn Cheerful, happy, and frlendly to all especially Andy Berea High 2, Assembly Board 4, G.A.A. 4. Alice Jean Hemming MAIN Blond, sweet, and charmlng Scarlet Torch Treas. 4, Y-Teen 2, Tri Hi-Y 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Studen Council 2 Harbin er 2 3 An i , g , , vlStatf 3, Anvil Ed. of Clubs and Boards 4 Le Masque 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4 National Honor Society 4. Evelyn Virginia Hendley Evelyn There is nothing sa popular as goodness Harold Hubbard Herendeen ,,Hub.. Women don't bother him Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Photog raphy Club 2, Band 2, Glee Club 4 Choir 4, Hall Guard 4. Lois Ann Herman Lois I'm so quick lt puzzles ma G.A.A. 2, 4, Cheering Club 2, Tri-Hi Y 2, Merit Board 4, Hall Guard 4. Zora Mae Herroon Zora She'll get you laughing sooner or later r SENIORS Mary Frances Hervatin Mitzie G.A.A. 2, 35 Tri-H-Y 2, 35 F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 45 Anvil Staff Treos. 45 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. Robert John Hill ,.Bob,. Orchestra 3, 4. Frederick H. Hommel ' 'F ritz l wortder how this works Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Le Masque 2, 3, 45 play 25 Print Club 25 Assistant Cir. Mgr. Harbinger 2, 35 Anvil 2. Ethel Lillie Howard Ethel She knows more than she makes known Cheering Club 2, 3, 45 Home Eco- nomics Club 2. Carl Roger Hungerford ncorln He loft too soon Hall Guard 2. Joan Carol Hunter ulloanu Glad to get auf' G.A.A. 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. Barbara Ann Jackson Gi M Ja Jo Jo Haarbu A friend to aIl G.A.A. 2, 45 Home Economics Club 25 Tri-H-Y 2, 3, 45 Cheering Club 25 Committeeman 4. lbert Lloyd Jackson Gilbert He Ilkes music Band 2, 3, 45 Proiectionlst 2, 3, 45 Print Club 25 Anvil 25 Le Mosque 45 National Music Honor Society 4. argaret Jean Jennings i,Morgf1 Music is the speech af the angeIs G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Le Masque 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Cheering Club 25 F.B.I:.A. 3, 45 Anvil 35 Har- veyettes 3, 45 Scarlet Torch 4. mes Bradley Johnson Moose He has o friendly word for everyone Track 35 Football 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Class Treasurer 45 Hall Guard 45 Athletic Board 3. anne Carol Jolliffe MJD.. If sho's not laughing, something must be wrong Cheering Club 25 Home Economics 25 Social Board 25 Noon Board 25 Home Room Sec. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Library Board 35 G.A.A. 45 Committeeman 4. an Louise Jones Jonsie Likes to go places Janet Carol Karolyi Janet A hard working girl Cheering Club 2. William Elmer Katana BiII An all around good fellow Hi-Y 2, Home Room Pres. 2. James M. Kennedy Jim He Ilves at peace with all mankind Mary Joanne Kish Joanne A sense of humor ls a likable qualify Cheering Club 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4. Donald Edward Kneisley Bones Our Two Ulcer Editor Football Mgr. 2, 3, Le Masque 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, Harbinger Sports 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Hall Guarc 3, Anvil Sports Editor 3, Anvil Editor in chief 4, January Thaw 4, Socia Board 4, Thespian 4, Quill and Scroll4. Phyllis Joan Korth uphylu It's always funny to Phyllis Tri-Hi-Y 3, G.A.A. 3. SENIORS Steve William Kovach Steve It's impossible to please the world Elnora Mae Kujala Tootie A sincere gal Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Cheering Club 2, Hall Guard 4. Lillian Mildred La Ganke Ln Her friendly welcome ls always weIcome G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cheering Club 27 Tri- Hi-Y 2, Art Club 2, Merit Board 2, 4, Harbinger 2, Anvil 3, Hall Guard 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Scarlet Torch 4. Janet Ann Laity Janet ln her quietness ls charm Band 2, 3, 4, Anvil 2, 3, Harbinger 2, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Sec. 4, Hall Guard 3, Le Masque 3, 4, Scarlet Torch 4. Jack Burnett Lanum Jack A merry led who laughs at eare ' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 4. Maryann Lightner Maryann Sha's get her men G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Gym Leaders Club 4, Anvil advertising staff 4. SENIORS Charles Gaylord Linder Charlie Quletness ls the besf polley Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3. Richard Elton Lohiser Dick Goes to school only beacuse he has to Stella Edith Lohr Stell Full of fun and very lolly Cheering Club 25 Spanish Club 4. Robert Neil Loomis ,Babu A man of few words Band 2, 3. Andrew James Loxterman uAndyu He gives his opinions Football 25 Hall Guard 35 Comm. 3. Veronica Jay Lucas Rona Her wit keeps her going when discouraged G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Le Masque 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Gym Leaders club 3, 4, vf Pres. 45 Stage Crew 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 4 Sec. of Class 25 Merit Board 35 Scar: let Torch 45 News Bureau 2, 35 Har- binger reporter 2, 35 Anvil 25 Sec. Senior Class 45 Student Council 4. Slauco Mahne Slauco His quietness ls an asset David Cecil Manley noaveu l take life easy Track 3, 4. Joseph Raymond Marana Cl njoen n He takes his work serlausly ' Social Board 2, 35 Le Masque 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 45 Thespians V. Pres. 45 Soph. Class Play 25 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Prince of Peace 2, 35 Cheer- ing Club 25 Comm. 35 Stage Crew 35 Anvil Sports Editor 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Key Club 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 45 High Window 4. yde Albert Martin Clyde Men, like bullets, go farthest when they are smoothest Cheering Club 25 Social Board 2, 45 Football 35 Baseball 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Social Board Pres. 45 Key Club Treasurer 45 3. Gerald Frank Maruschak njerryu lt's a man llke me that makes the world go around Baseball 25 Le Masque 25 Vice Pres. Home Room 25 Student Council' 35 Print Club 4. Thomas J. McCabe u-rornn Lita ls all a big puzzle Assgmbly Board 2, 3, 45 Hall Guard 2, , 4. ' Barbara Ann McCormick nsorbn Trlfles make the sum of life G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cheering Club 2gTri- Hi-Y 2, Gym Leaders Club 3, 4, Har- veyettes 3, Harbinger 3, Hall Guard 45 News Bureau 4. Theresa Angeline Meo Terry A gal without a worry or a care Cheering Club 21 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Comm. 35 Point Board Pres. 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Homecoming Court 4. Fred Allan Merrill nMoen Life ls too short for real work Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. James Samuel Merrill ..,,m.. Ne's sure a card Raymond Thomas Miller HRCY., The 'Ola of his own merit makes his way Hall Guard 3, 4. Arthur Donald Morgan ,,M,. Wltheul' Independence no one can be happy SENIORS Mary Elizabeth Morrison UMOWH She's always an hand when needed Cheering Club 2: Harbinger 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4, Le Masque 3, 45 Anvil 35 News Bureau 3, Editor 45 Spanish Club 4, Scarlet Torch 45 Quill and Torch 4, January Thaw . Dorothy Ann Molton Millie Ever cheerful and pleasant Choir 2, 3, 4, Harveyettes 4. Elaine Lucille Myllykoski Ellie I admit l'm no angel Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Cheering Club 2, Span- ish Club 45 Anvil Adv. Staff 4. Michael Neroda Make l know whafs what Basketball 25 Rifle Club 2, Hi-Y 2, 35 Student Council 2, Football 3, 45 F-li-Y Pres. 31 Key Club 3, 43 Vice-Pres. of Class 3. Mary Jane Nygord .Niggieu What I ean't sea I won't believe Cheering Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, Le Masque 2, 35 Harbinger 35 Gym Leaders Club 3. Richard John Ohler Dick Leads a peaceful life S E N I Jean Marie Olle Jeannie Nice to have around Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Anvil 2, 3, Har' binger 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Le Masque 2, 3, 45 Scarlet Torch 43 No- tional Honor Society. Ruth Louise Park Ruth Variety ls the spice at lite Art Club 2, 3, 4, Harbinger 2, 3, Co- editor 4, Social Board 2, Le Masque 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Home Room Sec. 25 Soph. Class Play 2, News Bu- reau Editor 3, Pride and Prejudice 3, Latin Club 35 French Club 3, V. Pres. 4, Assembly Board 3, Anvil 3, Scarlet Torch 4, National Honor So- ciety 45 Quill and Scroll 4, January Thaw . George Hallen Parrish George His tunes were frozen up ln his horn and :anne out now by thawing gand 2, 3, 4, National Music Honor , 4. Albert Pastor usonnyn Serious ls everything he undertakes Hall Guard 23 Comm. 35 Proiectionist 3, 4, Noon Board 4. :X Irene Esther Paulin ulrr I-lor smile serves all purposes Band 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Comm. 25 Cheering Club 2, Harveyettes 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Assembly Board 4. Demetra Fay Pelat HFQYH Doln' anything tonight? Then s'lnon over to my house. G.A.A. 2, 41 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Cheer mg Club 2, Le Masque 2, 3, 4, Jana ary Thaw 45 Pres. of H. R. 2, Anvi. Adv. Staff 2, 3, 4, Harbinger Starr 2, 3, Typist 41 Point Bd. 3, 4, Merif Board 2, Hall Guard 3, Study Hall Comm. 3, Maiorette 45 Spanish Club 45 Assembly Board 4, Scarlet Torch 4. ORS l J Mary Blake Perrin l Freckles When we think of red halr and freckles, lt's Mary B. G.A.A. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Le Masque 2, 3, Sec. 45 Hall Guard 25 Harbinger 2, 3, Bus. Editor 4, Anvil 2, 3, Point Board 3, 4, Merit Board 35 French Club Treas. 4, Study Hall Comm. 3, Pride and Preju- dice , Scarlet Torch Pres. 41 Social Board 4, Thespian Sec. 4, National Honor 4. Ralph Perry Chopper God gave speech to all, song to hw Choir 2, 3, 4. Louis Craig Pesho, Jr. Louie A good friend to all Football 2, 3, Baseball 2, Hall Guard 35 Student Council 4. Carol Marie Pettit Carol We're sure that she'lI never shlrk Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cheering Club 2, G.A.A. 3, 45 Library Board 4. Anthony Picciuto rr-I-onyu Wonren? I arn very fond of them Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 4, Study Hall Comm. 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Pauline Pizzie Pauline A nice disposition gets you anywhere Cheering Club 2, FBLA 3, 45 Vice- President 3. Norma Lee Pizzino 41N0rm41 Never Atraid to Smile Noon Board 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Home Ec. Club 25 Hall Guard 3. Charlotte Marie Pocza ,,Nicky,, Where do you get your vltallty and ambition? G.A.A. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Home EC. 25 Cheering Club 25 Glee Club 25 Hall Guard 4. Louise Ethel Powell Louise Sophlstlcatian is her middle name Hall Guard 2, 35 Noon Board 35 Spanish Club 4. Della May Poxon Noela Never worry5 lt takes too long Library Board Sec. 25 Art Club 2, 3,45 Le Masque Club 2, 3, 45 Part in Soph. Class play, Pride and Preiudlce 5 Spanish Club 4. Edward George Puchalla pooch He may look easy, but he's hard to beat Hi-Y 2, 35 Treas. 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Rifle Club 25 Wrestling 2, 35 Harbinger 35 Building and Grounds 35 National Music Honor 3,45 Le Masque 3, 45 Dress Reversal 5 Anvil Staff 45 Assembly Board 45 So- cial Board Treos. 45 Choir Pres. 45 Key Club 4. John Wylie Purtell Tombstone Leader of men: followed by women Study Hall Comm. 2, 3, 45 Hall Guard 2, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Athletic Board 25 Baseball 3, 45 Key Club 3, 4. SENIORS Rosemary Racz Roxio She's a hard-working girl Choir 3, 4. John Allen Reynolds ujohnn He Has a Way With Women Football 25 Track 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3. Howa rd Chester Richard Howie Push on-keep moving Hi-Y 25 Senior Patrol 2, 3, 45 Hall Guard 35 Study Hall Comm. 3. Florence Bernadine Riester HFIO1: Some people are nahirally talented Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Le Masque 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Study Hall Comm. 35 Social Board 35 Scarlet Torch 45 Gym Leaders Club 4. Ruth Ann Rigby Ruth Seldom heard but always noticed Anvil Advertising Staff 25 Le Masque 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Trecs. 45 As- sembly Board 25 Stage Crews 2, 35 Point Board Pres. 2, V. Pres. 45 Spon- ish Club 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Homecoming Court 4. Willis Willard Rippin , HSl llllTlu ' Why work when there is so much else to do Hall Guard 35 Choir 3. S E N I O R S Vivian Blanche Roe nvivn Without independence, no one can be happy Cheering Club 2. Ronald Roskelly Ronnie A finger In every pie Isabel Rowan lzzie She's got her man Andrews School 2, G.A.A. 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Gym Leaders Sec. 4, Student Court 45 Hall Guard 4. Ernest James Sabo nj imrr A sport-minded man Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Capt. 4, Basketball 2, Hall Guard 25 Key Club 3, 4, Study Hall Comm. 3, 4, Hi-Y45 Glee Club 45 Choir 4, Vice-Pres. at Senior Class. Barbara Mae Sage uaorbu A calm and pleasant manner Cheering Club 2, Choir 4. Catherine Helen Schaefer Hcathyn Blond, capable and charming Assembly Board 2, 35 Anvil 2, 37 G.A.A. 2, 3, Cheering Club 2, Har- binger 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Scarlet Torch 4. E Jacqueline Schreiner l Jackie Crazy as a nut West Tech High School2g FBLA 4. Barbara Shilan naorbn Good things came ln small packages' Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Choir 25 Student Council 2, Hall Guard 35 Harbinger Cir. 3, Anvil 3, G.A.A. 4, Study Hall Comm. 4. Robert Allan Shupp Buzzie Life is too short for anxieties Cheering Club 2. Stanley Ray Slater ustonu Life is all a big puzzle Hi-Y 3, 4, Le Masque 4. Marlene Marilyn Slusser Poapsie Pretty to walk with and witty to talk with Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Cheering Club 2, Home Ec. Club 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Anvil 35 Senior Editor 45 Anvil Cir. Manager 4, Majorette 35 Study Hall Comm, 4. Beverly Louise Smith uaevu A pert and lively brunette Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Cheering Club 25 G.A.A. 4. Marie Annette Smith Smitty One of the silent, sweat klnd G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Har- binger 2, Hall Guard 3, Assembly Board 4, Spanish Club 4. Janice Elizabeth Somppi Janice A thoughtful frank manner Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cheering Club 2, News Bureau 4. Elizabeth Anne Stewart Anne She'Il make a good secretary Student Court 3, 4, Student Council 45 FBLA 4, GAA 4, Cheering Club 2. Alta Mae Stoltz Alta Always busy doing her best FBLA 2, 3, 4, Library Board 3, Anvil Rep. 3, Study Hall Comm. 4, Na- tional Honor 4. Barbara Sutch Barb A friendly smile to all G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Gym Leaders 3, 4, Scarlet Torch 4, Har-Binger 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Social Board 4, Le Masque 3, 4, Study Hall Com- mitteeman 4. Robert Louis Sutch Bob Laugh and be merry Print Club 2, Study Hall Comm. 4, Baseball 4. SENIORS Grace Ann Sweet Grace Don't take me for my sie GAA 2, 3, 4, Noon Board 3, 4, As sembly Board 4. Lois Jeanne Sweet Lois I am Lois, there ls no miss Choir 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Noon Board 2 3, 4, Chorus 4, Assembly Board 4. Elizabeth Jean Szollosi Betty She has a cute smile and a wln- ning way GAA 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4. Dorothy Lois Takala Dotty We are sure that she'll never shlrk GAA 2, 3, 4, Anvil Staff 4. Lee Robert Taylor, Jr. Squeege A boy that will go places Cathedral Latin 2, Proiectionist 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Study Hall Comm. 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Point Board 4, Key Club 4, Assembly Board 4, Football 4. Lillian Tompkins ULN.. Friendly ln ller way SENIORS Ro Sh Eli bert Burton Thompson ,Bohn He will be merry wherever he goes Track 2, 3, 47 Cheering Club 2, Vice- Pres. Choir and President 3, Key Club 3, 4, Pres. Senior Class 43 Choir 4. irley Elaine Toppari Shirl Happiness is the harrlest of a care- free head Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Le Masque 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Sec. 21 GAA 2, 3, 4, Harbinger 2, 3, 4, Anvil 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 45 Scarlet Torch 4. zabeth lrene Toth Boots Live and Learn Cheering Club 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Le Masque 2, 3, 45 Anvil 2, 4, Gym Leaders 3, 4, Harbinger 3, News Bureau 35 Point Board 4, Scarlet Torch 45 Study Hall Comm. 4. Donald J. Toth uoonn An all around good fellow Choir 2, 3, 4. Mary Margaret Tuttle 1,Moryrr In her quietness is charm Cheering Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. Margaret Florence Ulle Be cheerful, be helpful, be happy G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4. Je rome Clifton Whisler Cliff Exclted! Who's excited P Cheering Club 2, Hi-Y Treas. 2, Sec. 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Student Council 35 Vice-Pres. 4, So- cial Board 3, Noon Board 4. Carol Jean Whitely Carol A lass with qulel ways GAA 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Hall Guard 3. Ronald Edward Whitely Rockie I Ilke school, all but the homework Student Council 25 Hall Guard 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Study Hall Comm. 4, Choir 4, Football Mgr. 4. Ann Lorraine Willis Ann Loader of women, followed by men GAA 2, 3, 4, Cheering Club 27 Le Masque 2, 3, 4, H. R. Pres. 2, H. R. Sec. 2, Student Court 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Point Bd. 3, 4, Study Hall Comm. 3, Har- binger 3, Spanish Club 45 Scarlet Torch 4, Anvil Adv. 4, Pres. of School 45 Homecoming Queen 4, Na- tional Honor 4. David Browning Willis Dave Work comes easy to this boy Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Point Board 3, Study Hall Comm. 4, No- tional Honor 4. William Wright l S Bill A handsome hunk of man ocial Board 25 Student Council 2, 3,, Glee Club 2, Baseball 3, 4, Student Court 4. u Robert Joseph Vendley ,,Bob.. The Voice Football 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Glee Club 45 Print Club 4. William J. Ward Bill Much outcry, little outcome Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4. Joyce Louise Waterman Joyce Dependable in thought, word, and deed GAA 2, 3, Sec. 45 Harbinger 25 Cheer- ing Club 25 Merit Board 25 Social Board 2, 45 Choir 2, 35 Harveyettes 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 All-Star Basketball Team 35 Gym Leaders 45 FBLA 4. Lyton Alicia Watson Lyton We on sorry that she could not have Iollled us sooner Robert William Werner nach.. l om here but where ore my thoughts ' Football 3, 45 Hall Guard 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Baseball 45 Athletic Board 4. James Alfred Widgren The guy with the erlnkllng smile SENIORS Jeanette Ann Yokie Jeanne A sport-minded girl . GAA 2, 3, 4. Joan R. Young JOJO A mischievous little girl ' GAA 2, 3, 45 Harbinger 25 Le Masque 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Gym Leaders 45Ar1 Club Vice-Pres. 4. Phillip J. Zurinko uphill, A quiet but powerful mon ' Baseball 2, 3, 4. Albert Douglas Jackson Doug Why hurry, l'II get there Building and Grounds 2, 3, 4. Robert R. Jones Nach., A rough tough leotherneck Marine Base J. H. Pendleton Oceanside, California-4. NOT PICTURED: Richard E. Hopkins Carl William Kroener Gene Glenn Lefelhoc win pol! BOB AND JOANNE MARLENE AND GENE MIKE AND THIRZA Best Looking Best Figures Nicest Eyes RUTH AND JIM MARLENE AND JIM Actors Friendliest BOB AND MARY ANN JOE AND JOYCE FAY AND JOHN Personality Most Sincere Best Dancers thirty-six 'Pall CANBY AND RONA JACKIE AND CLIFF ANN AND JIM Most Versatile Closs Wit Most Popular MARJORIE AND JlM BARBARA AND JACK Most Likely to Succeed Best Athletes BARBARA AND JOHN SHIRLEY AND DON TOM AND CATHERINE Nicesf Smile Best Dressers Nicest Hair thirty-seven A-:1:iiQ F,-1:,,:-qs, ,tj .L-,,.g.11Q'5jrI , wviq, .f+w?'TT1Nf'fY 3.!51 , ff .'ff?'T9Z1 -Gu' f- 1 A- er- I, '- 415 -'e!f'?7.f-S21 ,:Ttk3 ?'- f' 'Z I 3,q 'f-' Lix4N!'J14'Y U 'Y ,L - .,.-,-1 - 4 -K - -jf, - gal... .qv .M 5, -- ' g , -- 9 1 ',v'r5,f.Q,d1. 'i'-1, ,-.g,j.4N.:g: .' ' Ar,--1:1v-f-A--., 1 : -. V, Y. , . f.:1.xJ':,,.- HQ 3,- . . . 4. f - , 2- , - , ' .. - ' 1.-jr!-A 1-:-'v' is ,. , , Q ' t ,.'.:'g:.vi .li , W: - ,rf.w5.-nr' f 1 , 1 A N. ' -,awp . N- ,vfixw , x- , , ,- ,Ak lt,- 3.1 ,L x ITV--I ff. . . 'Ik' 'Fl a-T: ' -li' - -u W5 .wx JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front Row, left to right - Agnes Rodriquez, Norene Doerner Bock Row - Edward Alex, Arville Hickerson, Jerry Koski. thirty-eight MISS CUMMINGS ADVISORY GROUP Seated-Alice Bonness, Bob Barstow, Nancy Barrett, Bill Brown, Opal Sellers, John Rigden, Jean Bittner. Second Row-Miss Cummings, Carol Bowker, Allen Booth, Alice May King, Donald Pichota, Virginia Bailey, Ed Alex, Shirley Barstow. Third Row-John O'Leary, Dennis Amos, Ted Beckwith, Junior Hol- bert, Charles Dolce. MISS BAKER ADVISORY GROUP Row One, left to right-Arlene Wilcox, Joyce Trippi, Phillb Stitzel, Shirley Thayer, Mary Jo Wasto, Mary Wag- ner. Row Two, left to right-Miss Baker, Gladys Wakkinen, Nancy Uher, Nancy Walkup, Roberta Warren, Georgia Ware, Jeanne Tribby, Ge- nice Turner, Ruth Wanda. Row Three, left to right-Donald Thay- er, Richard Vidmar, Joe Tobul, Jack Wheeldon. MR. DURIGG ADVISORY GROUP Seated-Bill Rogers, Agnes Rodriquez, Ben Smith, Evelyn Winters, Max Shunk, Estella Russell. Second Raw-Mr. Durigg, Dora Stev- ens, Jerry Sferra, Sally Sheffer, Joe Stanziale, Molly Willis, Ken Rogat, Margaret Stinchcomb. Third Row-Betty Wilfong, Alta Sivan, June Starkey, Ray Williams. Fourth Row-Marvin Snell, Jim Shilan, Don Winkelman, Ralph Shaw. of 1952 MISS JENNINGS' ADVISORY GROUP First Row, left to right-Miss Jennings, Paul Franko, Ola Harrell, Robert Haffa, Patricia Farren, Frank Feher, Donna Hoines, John Evangelista, Rose Hammer. Second Raw, left to right-Donald Hakli, Barbara Flanagan, David Herroon, Jean Erickson, Joan Fran- ciotti, Donna Haines, Richard Engle, Phyllis Fox. Third Row, left to right-Ralph Gage, Jerry Flacke, Arville Hickerson, Herbert Erkkila, John Goodrnanson, MR. KING Row One-Ben Campbell, Rita Conley, Charles Darosy, Rosemary Cham, Frank Carroll. Row Two-Mr. King, Josephine Car- dina, Francis Dolce, Joan Concoby, Carmella Cicconetti, Ted Dalheim, 'Norene Doerner, June Bucholtz. MR. STEWART'S ADVISORY GROUP First Row, left to right-Robert Pur- tell, Helen Ralph, Delores Paul, Cecilia Palmer, Jeannine Phelps, Charles Wolfe. Second Row, left to right-Mr. Stewart, Robert Reed, George Ralph, Charles Pollutro, Lloyd Parrish, Jack Zoller, Bob Pangborn. Third Row, left to right-Melvin Polsse, Richard Plummer, Charles Prentice, Bill York, Melvin Ponzi. Fourth Row, left to right-Bob Reho, Ronald Woidtke, Ted Pastor. lofty MRS. SWEITZER'S ADVISORY GROUP Bottom Row, left to right-Tom Mat- pack, Fanny Lou Martin, Wesley McCoy, Mary Ann Marana, Jack Oinonen, Betty McNiff. Row 2-Mrs. Sweitzer, Haven Ladd, Esther Morton, David Mortland, Esther Johnson, Leone Merrill, Au- gustine Mainello, June Otto, Gilbert Nagy. MISS THOMAS ADVISORY GROUP Row One, left to right-Miss Thomas, Ray Koepf, June Mackey, David Jividen, Mary Sue lovine, Kenneth Kenneth Mackey, Almeta Ketchum. Row Two, left to right-Barbara Lo- gan, James Kermode, Natalie Hurd, Audrey Luoma, Wayne Horvath, Eleanor Jones. Row Three, left to right-Jerry Koski, George Kraft, Fred lannini, Peter Lucrezi, Allen Jacobs. forty-one dau af7952 17. if 4. ,, , M., 1 ' aff S' f - l Q.: .I wma,-l-,gf 4' V ' 9 fl-ff? '9?4'bf' :f ' . .. 1 -lv 'Y n 44,4-t '5 '--A , l 1 , 1 . - .,lf'. f SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sealed, left to right-Beniamin Park, James Barton, Faye Gilmore. Standing, left to right-Arvel Bowyer, Joseph Spetz, forty-two MISS BROOKS ADVISORY GROUP Row One left to ri ht-Geor e Win . Q Q ' field, Agnes Wyatt, Jerry Whelan, Mary Utterback, John Veyon, Doro- thy Sziszak. Row Two, left to right-Miss Brooks, Nancy Tenkku, Ted Weiker, Betty Wagner, Dick Warburton, Nellie Thompkins, Richard Terriaco. Row Three, left to right-Richard Toth, Peggy Szoka, Shirley Towns- Iey, Margaret Takocs, Armand Ter- riaco, Paul Sutch. Row Four, left to right-Roger Wil- trout, John Stone. MR. BRITT ADVISORY GROUP Row One, left to right - Patricia Eighmy, Sandra Chiappone, Mona Clark, Narene Darosy, Rita Bushey. Row Two, left to right-Mr. Britt, Dale Collins, Mary Dorsey, Nicholas Car- dina, Patricia Flood, Shirley Dolce, Phyllis Crawford, Gwendolyn Davis. Row Three, left to right-Robert El- well, Ronald Ford, Charles Dense, Bradley Chapin, Andrew Chider, William Czerr, -Nancy Freeman, Marilyn Dodd. MISS HAMILTON ADVISORY GROUP Row One, left to right-Jane Lohr, Gloria Lohr, Carol Jennings, Mari- anne Kish, Georgianne Lipovich, Nancy Mackey, JoAnn McFarland. Row Two, left to right-Miss Hamil- ton, Sally Lynch, Joyce Lilly, Faith Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Nancy Koepf, Esther Katana, Diane Land- ptlair, Irene Lakatos, Virginia Ku- iaa. Row Three, left to right-Lloyd Linde- muth, Daryl Maier, John Martin, Dagrid Kish, Philip Klebe, Charles Lo r. af 1955 MR. MACKEY'S ADVISORY GROUP First Row, left to right-Margery Bar- rett, Katrine Aho, Beverly Ames, Janet Beall, lnez Brown, Lucia Braca. Second Row, left to right-Mr. Mackey. Patricia Bonner, Sylvia Biddle, Bar- bara Briesemeister, Janet Billig. Sally Bolling, lris Bloom, Carole Abrahamson. Third Row, left to right-Arvil Bow- yer, Orrin Bushnerr, George Amiott, James Bevan, Norman Baffer, George Balla, Roland Berry. Fourth Row, left to right-Richard Bestor, Eugene Breedlove, James Barton. MR. MOORE'S ADVISORY GROUP Front Row, left to right-Aileen Gil- more, Delores Hoffman, Rosemary Giaconia, lna Irons, Loretta Jock- son, Nancy Hayward. Second Row-Mr, Moore, Arlene Heer- Iein, Joanne Honkala, Judy Greene, Mary Ann Jenkins, Mary Hatfield, Sharon Howard, Connie Hatcher. Thjrd Row-Don Jackson, Harry Fuhr- man, Pat Hanzak, Bob Hilsher, Philip Jackson, Bill Harrison, Bud Geisler, Walter Gunn. MR. POLLOCK'S ADVISORY GROUP Row One, left to right-Margie Pocza, Mary Sue Punkar, Patty Parma, Dorothy Poxon, Frances Musselman, Marlene Muse. Row Two-Mr. Pollock, Eva Prugel, Kathleen Palmer, Audrey Phillips, Dorothy Meadows, Marie Pietila, Joanne Pietila, Doris Mortland, Jerry Muth, Barbara Nighman. Row Three-Philip Morrison, Walter Mellor, Richard Otto, Ben Park, Gary Pykonen. forty-f0ur MISS WEIGAND'S ADVISORY GROUP Row One, left to right-Richard Rigo, Marjorie Scott, Elmer Sabo, Lillian Romano, David Salminen, Barbara Randa. Row Two, left To right-Miss Weigand, Betty Snyder, Shirley Rubint, Laura Sanders, Nancy Smith, Esther Robin- son, Ruth Rodstrom, Gloria Smith. Row Three, left to right - Barbara Reading, Joseph Spetz, Pcul Shaw, Fred Schmucker, Patricia Rigby. forty-five ay 1953 32 FJ FW GN A5-.Q mlm 9 ,Q 1,515 74e4pdcw4 Mary Ann Marano Mary Morrison Ruth Park Mary Blake Perrin George Ralph Betty Toth Thirza Beck Reese Elledge Jim Giblin Don Kneisley Joe Morano forty-s 714,-4 forty-seven MAJORETTES Standing, left to right-Nancy Atkins, Agnes Rodriquez, Fay Pelat, Norene Doerner, Jeannine Phelps. Front-Molly Willis, Shirley Barstow. A well-rounded education includes participation in directed activities. Harvey can supply activities in many fields for all students. Harveyites have put their energies into many organizations in the school. These organizations include the fields of music, dramatics, jour- nalism, athletics and business. There are also clubs whose goals are service to the school and community. For those who excel in certain fields, hon- orary societies have been established. lllUSllI HIID lllllllllHlllJS 1. HARVEYETTES First Row: Marjorie Cook, Ruth Wanda, Barbara Clark, Barbara Carruthers. Row 2: Leone Merrill, Irene Paulin, Audrey Luoma, Barbara Doran, Margaret Jennings Row 3: Joyce Waterman, Patty Haines, Dorothy Moulton, Barbara McCormick. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Row One, left to right - Bill Popp, Hub Herendeen, Ronald Whitely, Bob Werner, Ray Koepf, Bob Vend Iey, Haven Ladd, David Jividen, Tony Picciuto. Row Two - Mr. Henck, Jim Sabo, Herb Erkkila, Allen Decker, Don Toth, Ted Chapman. Row Three - Jim Kermode, Bud Gage, Bill Katana, Ralph Perry, Jim Christie, John Reynolds. Row Four - Paul Garland, Jim Johnson, Ken Rogat, Marvin Snell, Ed Puchalla. xp, 5 . K Q5 .Q 'iffy HARVEY CHOIR One, left to right - Lillian Romano, Rosemary Giaconnia, Sylvia Horvath, Barbara Ronda, Kotrine Aho, Barbara Clark, Bob Werner, Ed Puchalla, Bob Thompson, Estella Russell, Marilyn Heasley, Marie Houston. Row Row Two - Patty Rigby, Frances Musselman, Lois Sweet, Grace Sweet, Dorothy Poxon, Rita Bushey, Dorothy Moulton, Patty Haines, Ann Willis, Marge Pocza, Rosemary Chom, Norene Darosy. Row Three - Mr. Henck, Jim Johnson, Nancy Mackey, Rosemary Rocz, Barbara Doran, Shirley John- son, Leone Merrill, Margaret Takacs, Pat Eighmy, Nancy Koepf, Margaret Jennings, Esther Katona. Row Four - Mary Ann Kish, Mary Justice, Ruth Rodstrom, Bill Popp, Audrey Luoma, Carol Abrahamson, Jerry Whelan, Jim Kermode, Dorothy Sziszak, John Reynolds, Row Five - Gloria Smith, Loretta Jackson, Haven Ladd, Ted Chapman, Don Toth, Bill Katona, Ronald Whitely, Jim Saba, Paul Garland. Row Six - Ken Rogat, David Kish, Ralph Perry, Marvin Snell, Tony Picciuto, Bill Ward. GIRLS' CHORUS Row One, left to right - Lulu Galagher, Betty Prentice, Monnet Hamilton, Esther Lyons, Barbara Nigh- man, Marilyn Clark, Virginia Kuiala, Georgianne Lipovich, Beverly Ames, Marjorie Cook, Barbara Clark, Judy Navelle, Barbara Reading. Row Two - Shirley Thayer, Aileene Gilmore, Joanne Pietilo, Mane Rae Clark, Shirley Pierce, Peggy Szoka, Jean Freeman, Lois Beck, Barbara Carruthers. Betty Sage, Barbara Griffin, Margaret Lynch, Dorothy Frenzley, Sylvia Howard, Marie Row Three - Pietila, Adrian Schupp, Easter Robinson, Jerry Muth, Doris Mortland, Row Four - MH. Shirley Brainard, Betty Bohan, Marlene Parrish, Rita Conley, Joanne Veon, Leslie Howard, i ie King, Delores Andrews, lrls Bloom. 6,4 em FLUTES Joan Concoby Evelyn Winters Ruth Chambers oso: Faith Lilly CLARINETS Nancy Uher Ted Dalheim George Kraft Ruth Wanda Irene Paulin Richard Weiss Donna Ponzi Mary Dorsey George Megown Jeanne Bittner Sylvia Biddle Ronnie Woidtke Wesley McCoy Dennis Amos Byron Johnson Colleen Weed ALTO CLARINETS I rene La katos Betty Lakatos BASS CLARINETS Patricia Evans Shirley Rubint BASSOON Richard Murdock BARITONE SAXOPHONES John Stone BAND PERSONNEL ALTO SAXOPHONES Gilbert Jackson Robert Elwell Ann Hawley TENOR SAXOPHONES John Rigden Lee Beamer June Buckholtz CORNETS George Parrish Marjorie Cook Barbara Briesemeister Connie Corrigan Patricia Bonner Walter Gunn Jim Rogers Patricia Farren George Hunter Arthur Noyes Phillip Hopkins Janet Beall BARITONE HORNS Ralph Shaw Fred lannini Eugene Tuthill Joe Broz Marcia Draper TROMBONES Charles Hawley Joe Tobul Gilbert Nagy Joyce Lilly Jim Davino John Veyon FRENC-H HORNS Faith Johnson Sharon Howard Shirlee Townsley TUBAS Melvin Ponzi Herbert Erkkiia Chester Young PERCUSSION Robert Pangborn Donald Winkleman David Freeman Sidney Shaw John Cinki DRUM MAJOR Ralph Shaw MAJORETTES Nancy Atkins Shirley Barstow Norene Doerner Fay Pelat Jeannine Phelps Agnes Rodriguez Mol ly Wil I is LIBRARIANS Sharon Howard Patricia Bonner DECORATIONS Evelyn Winters ELECTRICIAN Julius Sarosy BELLS Janet Laity Marlene Muse fifty Zend STRING ENSEMBLE First Row--Alta Sivan, Robert Hill. Second Row-James Smith, Patricia White, Roger Ramsey, Charlotte Sivan. fifty-one ENSEMBLES First Row, left to right-Constance Corrigan, Ruth Wanda, Gilbert Nagy, Joseph Tobul, Charles Hawley, Ted Dolheim, Nancy Uher, George Kraft, Patricia Bonner, Walter Gunn,James Rogers. Second Row-John Rigden, Donald Winkleman, R o b e rt Pangborn, Ralph Shaw, Melvin Ponzi, Faith Johnson, Mariorie Cook, George Parrish, Barbara Briesemeister, Jos- eph Broz. Amd Sammi 5:45 Editor in Chief. . Senior Editor ..., Junior Editor ,... Sports Editor . . . Clubs and Boards Sophomore Editor . Treasurer ..,... Editor . , . ,Don Kneisley Marlene Slusser .Shirley Barstow . . .Joe Marano Alice Hemming . .Joan Honkala .Mary Hervatin .Dick Plummer Advertising Manager ..., . . Typist ,........ Adviser . . . Dorothy Bartish . Mr. Applegate ' s fifty-three Front Row - Joan Honkalo, Dorothy Bartish, Mary Hervatin, Alice Hemming, Dick Plummer, Don Kneis- ley, Cliff Whisler, Marlene Slusser, Shirley Barstow, Joe Marana. Row Two - Mr. Applegate, Dody Stevens, Ruth Rigby, Mary Ann Lightner, Nancy Uher, Rose Hammer, Joan Concoby, Barbara Ronda, Nancy Atkins, Genice Turner, Shirley Toppari, Aili Alto, Mary Utter- back. Row Three - Mary Ann Marano, Margaret Stinchcomb, Norene Doerner, Dorothy Takala, Alta Sivon, Mariorie Barrett, Dorothy Poxon, Ann Willis, Joan Hunter, Elaine Myllykoski, Fanny Lou Martin. Row Four - Audrey Luoma, Jeanonne Erickson, Betty McNiff, Molly Willis, Shirley Rubint, Natalie Hurd, Joyce Waterman, Betty Toth, Barbara Sutch. Row Five - Estelle Gage, Fay Pelat, Neal Brown, Garry Pykonen, Ed Puchalla, Gilbert Jackson, George Ralph, Lee Beamer. Wm- Zawya 246134146 Staff Co-Editors in Chief. . . .... Ruth Park, Jim Giblin Features Editor .,,. ...,..... R uth Hacker Society Editor .... , A. Barbara Sutch Sports Editor. . . ......, ....... l . , John Gartman BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ...,.t.........,.., Mary Blake Perrin Advertising Manager. . . . , .Marlene Hallock Circulation Manager ..., A... G eorge Ralph Typist ...t....,.,. .... F oy Pelat Adviser ..,, , . . Miss Baker fifty-fo . fifty-tive Row Row Row Row Row One, lett to right - Jim Giblin, Ruth Park, Barbara Sutch, Mary Blake Perrin, John Gartman, Fay Pelat, Marlene Hallock, Ruth Hacker, George Ralph. Two - Miss Baker, Shirley Toppari, Barbara McCormick, Jean Olle, Norene Darosy, Judy Greene Dorothy Poxon, Barbara Ronda, Shirley Rubint, Estelle Gage, Faith Johnson, Mary Ann Marana. Four - Dorothy Bortish, Mary Morrison, Joan Hunter, Joyce Trippi, Genice Turner, Delores Paul, Fanny Lou Martin, Dody Stevens, Betty McNift, Helen Ralph. Three - Alta Sivon, Margaret Stinchcomb, Betty Toth, Molly Willis, Diane Landphair, Shirley Eason Louise Beniamin. Five - Gary Pykonen, Tony Brown, Norene Doerner, Dick Plummer, Janet Beall, Mary Ann Jenkins Reese Elledge, Canby Dautel, Lee Beamer, Don Kneisley. 2? Seated, lett to right - Barbara McCormick, Mary Morrison, Ruth Park. Standing, lett to right - Miss Baker, Mary Ann Marana, Jim Giblin, Alta Sivan. . .fe-fir A,,,gef.fQ1g ' 'Q I-r,A..f V 1 1 4. -1' '21, ' r . , ,.-siiiffp' 7 Q i . sf, 1 N . ri ' . ,Alai .1 . .'- WA' Q il' 9-'V' 1- '- 'fr - .. ,, . Q55 ' .. ,, ,e.,.,,- .,,, ., f.,,:,. Q 1 Ns' . il, u'-' ' gfomfz Sascha' First Row - Marlene Hallock, Ruth Rigby, Mary Ann Arp, Ann Willis, Moriory Cook, Anne Stewart, Jean Olle, Mary Hervatin. Second Row - Mary Perrin, ,lim Dianni, Joe Marana, Ruth Park, Alice Hemming, Joan Young, Joan Hun- ter, Miss Cummings. Third Row - Bill Eville, Alto Stoltz, George Arthur. Fourth Row - Albert Pastor, Jim Glblln, Don Kneisley, Lee Beamer, David Willis, Betty Brooks, Joyce Burch. Not Pictured - Louise Benjamin, Ruth Hacker. fifty-six QUILL AND SCROLL Row One, left to right -- John Gartman, Mary Hervatin, Jim Giblin, Mary Perrin, Don Kneisley, Marlene Hallock. Row Two - Miss Baker, Mr. Applegate, Ruth Park, Joe Marana, Alice Hemming, Mary Morrison. fifty-seven NATIONAL MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY Row One, left to right - Mr, Freeman, Ruth Wanda, Margaret Jennings, Nancy Uher, Faith Johnson, Marjorie Cook, Barbara Briesemeister, Patricia Bonner, Mr. Henck. Row Two - Audrey Luoma, Dorothy Moulton, Bob Pangborn, Walter Gunn, Charles Hawley, Thirza Beck, George Parrish, Tony Picciuto. Row Threz'+Joe Tobul, George Kraft, Don Winkleman, Gilbert Jackson, Eddie Puchala, James Kermode, John Rigden. SCARLET TORCH First Row - Lillian LaGanke, Alice Hemming, Jean Olle, Shirley Toppori, Ruth Rigby, Mary Ann Arp. Second Row - Miss Weigand, Cathrine Schaefer, Rona Lucas, Mary Jane Nygord, Margaret Jennings, Ruth Hacker, Estelle Gage, Marlene Hallock. Third Row - Fay Pellat, Joyce Burch, Florence Riester, Betty Toth, Anne Willis, Dorothy Bartish, Mary Morrison, Louise Beniamin. Fourth Row - Ruth Park, Thirza Beck, Janet Laity, Mary Blake Perrin. KEY CLUB Row One - Ed Alex, Bob Reed, Arville Hickersori, Canby Dautel, Cliff Whisler, Clyde Martin, Roy Koepf, Neal Brown. Row Two - Mr. Walter Nixon, Mike Neroda, Ted Hoch, Ted Beckwith, Jim Sabo, John Gartman, Lee Deakin, Jack Purtell, Tom Guerra, Bob Thompson. fifty-eight g Zan-wld CAFETERIA CREW Row One - Betty Wagner, Shirley White, Eleanor Jones, Nancy Billig. Row Two - Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Dilly, Carol Boker, Almeta Ketchum, fifty-nine Row Row Row Row Row LE MAsQu: E' One - Estelle Gage, Florence Riester, James Giblin, Mary Blake Perrin, Joe Marano, Ruth Park, Reese Elledge, Thirza Beck, Ruth Rigby, Ann Willis. 2 - Miss Brooks, Alice Moy King, Alice Hemming, Jean Olle, Shirley Toppari, Fay Pelot, Katrine Aho, Joan Young, Jean Anne Erickson, Helen Ralph, Mary Ann Morano, Margaret Jennings, Dick Plummer. Three - Ruth Hacker, Joan Honkala, Louise Benjamin, Rona Lucas, Joan Pietila, Shirley Johnson, Barbara Reading, Molly Willis, George Winfield, Four - Mary Sue Punkar, Mary Jane Nygord, Diane Landphair, Janet Laity, Joyce Burch, Della Poxon, Gary Pykonen. Five - Bud Geisler, Canby Dautel, Gilbert Jackson, Ed Puchalla, Wayne Horvath, Max Shunk, Neal 1 Brown, FRENCH CLUB Row One, left to right - Joyce Burch, Jim Giblin, Ruth Park, Mary Blake Perrin. Row Two - Miss Hamilton, Louise Beniamin, Shirley Eason, Florence Riester, Ruth Hacker. LATIN CLUB First Row-Miss Weigand, Arlene Heer- lien, Pat Bonner, Connie Hatcher, Pat Flood, Nancy Tenkku, Mary Utterback. Second Row-Frances Musselman,Joan l-lonkala, Nancy Smith, Esther Rob- inson, Mary Kay Dorsey. Third Row - Barbara Briesemeister, Judy Greene, Norene Darosy, Diane Londphair, Joanne Pietala, Mary Hatfield. Fo.:rth Row-John Martin, Bud Geis- ler, Gary Pykonen, Charles Hawley, Bill Harrison, Walter Gunn. SPANISH CLUB First Row - Dorothy Bartish, Thirza Beck, Barbara Carruthers, Bob Pang- born, Mary Tuttle. Row Two - Miss Hamilton, Mary Mor- rison, Lillian LaGanke, Ann Willis, Louise Powell, Della Poxon, Marie Smith, Elaine Myllykoski, Ruth Rigby, Fay Pelat. Row Three - lsabel Rowan, Charles Dolce, Andrew Loxtermon, Stella Lo r. sixty NOON BOARD First Row - Dick Glen, Grace Sweet, Miss Bechtel, Lois Sweet, Ted Weiker. Second Row -- Albert Pastor, Bill Eville. Third Row -- Mr. Mackey, Mr. Rector, Mr. Moore, Mr. Britt, Mr. Stewart. BUILDING AND GROUNDS Left to right- Mr. Durigg, Max Shunk, David Herroon, Dick Glen, Allan Booth, Tom Matpak, Tony Brown. PROJECTIONISTS Row One-Mr. King, Frances Mussel- mon, Marlene Muse, Solly Bowling, Estelle Gage, Connie Corrigan. Row Two - Ted Welker, Bob l-latfc, Mel Ponzi, Dick Plummer, Lee Tay- lor, Lloyd Lindemuth, Dick Glen, Jim Bevan. Row Three-Bill Harrison, Al Pastor, Philip Jackson, Gilbert Jackson, Jess McCorry, Neal Bates. sixty-one HI-Y First Row - Ed Crosby, Jack Lanum, John Gartman, Eddie Puchalla, Paul Garland, Jim Johnson, Jim Saba, Neal Brown, Cliff Whisler. Second Row - Mr, Cline, Ted Hack, Bob Reed, Bob Ames, Glen Hido, Bob Werner, Ken Rogat, Bud Gage, Jim Dianni, Ed Alex. Third Row - Bob Reho, Canby Dautel, Dan Kneisley, Ben Park, Gene Lefelhac, Charles Linder, Fourth Row - Jack Purtell, Reese Elledge, Fred lannini, Jim Giblin, Ray Koepf, Lee Taylor, Andy Lax- terman. Row Row Row Row Row Row TRI HI-Y One - Mrs. Sweitezer, Rosella Hammer, Joanne Concoby, Almeta Ketchum, Betty McNiff, Thirza Beck, Barbara Clark, June Mackey, Molly Willis, Dody Stevens, Jean Tribby, Norene Daerner, Jeannine Phelps, Fanny Lou Martin, Mary Tuttle. Two - Barbara Shilan, lnez Brown, Barbara Briesemeister, Nancy Hayward, Betty Snyder, Katrine Aho, Arlene Heerlein, Barbara Nighman, Gerry Muth, Doris Mortland, Margie Pocza, Mary Utter- back, Nancy Atkins, Jean Olle, Jean Ann Erickson, Florence Riester, Alice May King, Janice Somppi. Three - Connie Hatcher, Joan Honkala, Esther Katana, Barbara Reading, Joanne Pietila, Mona Clark, Norene Darosy, Shirley Rubint, Nancy Koepf, Rita Bushey, Barbara Jackson, Mary Blake Per- rin, Louise Beniamin. Four - Alta Sivan, Mary Dorsey, Sally Justus, Margaret Ulle, Audrey Luoma, Faith Johnson, Genice Lurner, Margie Barrett, Joan Hunter, Joyce Burch, Janet Beech, Shirley Tappari, lrene Paulin, Alice emming. Five - Pat Evans, Pat Eighmy, Nancy Barrett, Barbara Logan, lrene Lakatos, Shirley Barstow, Judy Greene, Esther Robinson, Margaret Stinchcomb, Helen Ralph, Ann Willis, Estelle Gage, Fay Pelat, Shirley Townsley. Six -- Mary Ann Jenkins, Mary Sue Punkar, Janet Beall, Carol Abrahamson, Ina Irons, Pat Bonner, Nancy Tenkku, Pat Flood, Natalie Hurd. SENIOR PATROL Front Row - Howard Richards, Ray Williams, Philip Stitzel, Neal Bates, Ben Smith, Richard Elliot, Jim King. Second Row - Chief Barstow, Joe Orosz, John Cinke, Paul Sutch, Chuck Prentice, Jess McCorry, Wesley McCoy, Jim Bevan, John Thomas. sixty-three Row Row Row Row F. B. L. A. One - Martha Jo Fahnestock, Margaret Beno, Dorothy Bartish, Janet Loity, Pauline Pizzie, Mary Hervatin, Mary Ann Arp, Miss Beougher, Rona Lucas. Two - Clyde Martin, Ruth Rigby, Joyce Trippi, Betty McNiff, Dora Stevens, June Mackey, Jeannine Phelps, Jean Anne Erickson, Helen Ralph, Jean Tribby. Three - Joe Morano, Anne Stewart, Theresa Meo, Joanne Kish, Nancy Barrett, Rosetla Hammer, Nancy Uher, Joan Concoby, Barbara Logan, Gladys Wakkinen. Four - Bob Ames, Joyce Waterman, Alto Stoltz, Janet Beech, Genice Turner, Shirley Barstow, Fanny Lou Martin, Margaret Stinchcomb, Irene Paulin, Betty Szollosi, LIBRARY BOARD Row One - Eleanor Jones, Rita Con- ley, Lucia Braca, Gloria Lohr, Bev- erly Ames, Jane Lohr, Carol Jen- nings. Row Two-Miss Jennings, Aileen Gil- more, Rosanne Creedon, Carol Bow- ker, Max Shank, Charles Prentice, Carol Pettit, Donna Fryer, Judy Greene. SOCIAL BOARD Row One, left to right-Clyde Martin, Marlene Hallock, Dorothy Bartish, Ed Puchallo, Shirley Barstow, Helen Ralph, Molly Willis. Row 2-Mr. Sheets, Norene Doerner, Mary Ann Marano, Barbara Briese- meister, Mary Dorsey, Connie Hatcher, Mary Blake Perrin, Joyce Waterman, Frances Musselman,Bar- bara Sutch, Marlene Muse, Miss Lapham. Row Three - Wayne Horvath, Rich- ard Bestor, Ray Williams, PhilMor- rison, Ralph Shaw, Max Shunk, Bob Hilsher, Allen Decker, Canby Doutel. ART CLUB Row One, left to right-Joanne Kish, Joan Young, Frances White, Arlyne Wilcox, Nancy Atkins, Helen Ralph. Raw Two - Miss Nichols, Ruth Park, Lois Herman, Lillian LaGanke, Ros- anne Creedon, Carol Pettit, Mary Jane Eaton, Eleanor Kuiola, Mary Jane Nygord, Jack Findlay. Row Three - Iris Bloom, Pat Flood, Esther Toth, Sylvia Biddle. Row Four - Gloria Smith, Joyce Lilly, Faith Johnson, Judy Greene, Norene Darosy, Shirley Barstow, Hazel Mil- ler, Marlene Sellers, Marlene Young, Roberto Schrieder. Row Five-Eunicetine Coley, Glenda Thurston, Francine Blazina, Neal Brown, Richard Bestar, Betty Brooks, Della Poxon, Tom Matpak, Jim Bar- tish, Jerry Yates, William Kohler. sixty-four sixty-five POINT BOARD Front Row, left to right -- Fay Peiat, Ruth Rigby, Theresa Meo, Thirza Beck, Mary Jo Wasto. Row Two - Miss Umsted, Sandy Chioppone, Ann Willis, Shirley Eason, Connie Corrigan, Betty Toth, Joan Hunter. Row Three - Sharon Howard, Mary Blake Perrin, Beverly Smith, Ruth Hacker, Rita Bushey. PRINT CLUB Front Row-Mr. Stewart, Richard Glen, Melvin Palsse, Gerald Maruschak, John Curtiss. Back Row-Tom McCabe, Bob Vend- ley, Bill Katana, Gene Lefelhoc, Tom Guerra. MERIT BOARD Row One-Rona Lucas, Dorothy Poxon, Lois Herman. Row Two-Miss Davis, Lillian LaGanke, Barbara Ronda. 1 A 0 SENIOR G. A. A. Row One, left to right - Rana Lucas, Thirza Beck, Joyce Waterman, Ruth Rigby, Grace Sweet, Lois Sweet, Connie Corrigan, Fay Pelat, Theresa Meo. Row Two - Barbara Shilan, Betty Toth, Lois Herman, Lillian LaGanke, Joanne Kish, Jeannette Yokie, Margaret Ulle, Martha Jo Fahnestock, Dorothy Takala, Mary Ann Lightner, Joan Young, Marie Smith. Row Three - Miss Bechtel, Flarence Riester, Mary Jane Eaton, Jaan Hunter, Jean Olle, Shirley Toppari, Joanne Jollitte, Pat Haines, Mary Morrison, Rosanne Creedon, Carol Pettit, Mary Tuttle, Barbara Clark. Row 4 - Eleanor Kuiala, Irene Paulin, Marlene Slusser, Eleanor Badners, Joyce Burch, Janet Beech, Mar- garet Jennings, Marilyn Heosley, Opal Sellers, Barbara Carruthers. Row Five - Betty Brooks, Mary Jane Nygard, Isabel Rowan, Betty Szollosi, Mary Ann Arp, Barbara Jack- son, Barbara Sutch, Barbara McCormick, Ann Willis, Dorothy Bartish, Joanne Franciotti, Alice Hemming. JUNIOR G. A. A. Row grae I Miss Bechtel, Nancy Atkins, loyce Trippi, Rosella Hammer, Nancy Uher, Carol Bowker, Joan onco y. Row Two - Agnes Rodriauez, Margaret Stinchcomb, Ruth Wanda, June Mackey, Betty McNiff, Nancy Barrett, Natalie Hurd, Arlyne Wilcox, Helen Ralph, Mary Ann Marana. Row Three - Jean Anne Erickson, Fanny Lou Martin, Norene Doerner, Dody Stevens, Jean Tribby, Molly Willis, Almeto Ketchum, Jeanne Bittner. Row Four - Delores Paul, Rita Conley, Barbara Flanagan, Shirley Barstow, Cecilia Palmer, Carmella Cicconetti, Evelyn Winters, Pat Farren, June Otto, Rosemary Chom. SOPHOMORE G. A. A. First Row, left to right - Georgianne Lipovich, Ruth Rodstrom, Rita Bushey, Sandra Chiappone, Norene Darosy, Shirley Rubint, Margie Pocza, Delores Hoffman, Nancy Mackey, Jane Lohr. Second Row - Joanne Pietala, Nancy Hayword, Sylvia Horvath, Nancy Koepf, Esther Katona, Janet Beall, Lucia Braca, Beverly Ames, Gloria Lohr, Katrine Aho. Third Row - Lillian Romano, Margie Barrett, lna Irons, Dorothy Poxon, Barbara Randa, Mona Rae Clark, Judy Greene, Joan Honkala, Mary Utterback, Betty Snyder. Fourth Row - Miss Bechtel, Rosemary Giaconnia, Pat Bonner, Sharon Howard, Carol Jennings, Faith Johnson, Diane Landphair, Gerry Muth, Barbara Briesemeister, Mary Dorsey, Arlyne Heerlein, Nancy Tenkku. Fifth Row - Mary Ann Jenkins, Carol Abrahamson, Dorothy Sziack, Marie Pietala, Pat Rigby, Eunice Smith, Mary Sue Punkar, Barbara Reading, Esther Robinson, lrene Lockatosh, Pat Flood, Shirley Townsley. GYM LEADERS Front Row, left to right - Miss Bechtel, Barbara McCormick, Barbara Sutch, Isabel Rowan, Mary Ann Arp, Rona Lucas, Mary Jane Nygord, Joan Young, Mary Ann Lightner, Connie Corrigan. Row Two - Joyce Waterman, Helen Ralph, Dody Stevens, Marlene Hallock, Barbara Clark, Dorothy Lt Bartish, Delores Paul, Mary Ann Marano, Jean Tribby. 'Row Three - Betty Toth, Florence Riester, Barbara Carruthers, Thirza Beck, Estelle Gage, Molly Willis. vagal K, Qi if ie gl Jack Britt John Moore Thanks to Jack Britt, John Moore, Bob Cline, and Bill Murdock for the wonderful job they did in coaching this year, to Mr. Britt for the wonderful football season highlighted by Harveyfs win over Fairport, to Mr. Moore for the great job with the basketball team during a tough season, to Mr. Murdock and Mr. Cline for their fine work as coaches for the junior varsity football and basketball teams. sixty-eight 1 1 uv-'H 'Q -if 14 A ' ' '-1-N,- -:.fq14 . , 1.3-5 -T if-,Q -. 3- ,.' .-'.-.r ' 4, f, '.,l:s.j 35 5. , +42 -, .. . A - ' '+'A1-,ri'qMg ,111 'pf -Nag 'gf ,.: 14,9 Ng - X -' - .!E'f.:f, .. -, -- - X -Q, ' v' 'ff H ' -cguffq. Q 4 I ' :Vi . ' '- I- -Q I 5.54, -vhs,-., W., 35 5 ,-. -4-17 , Y n JL., I V M- H V b.- .- +.1f'..f.'a fz,-ws , ,,,,-: t1,L+,N snxty-mne . g. JIM SABO, END MOOSE JOHNSON, TACKLE HUB HERENDEEN, GUARD PAUL GARLAND, HALFBACK 2 O ' GLENN HIDO, CENTER BOB REHO, QUARTERBACK BOB WERNER, FULLBACK JOE SPETZ, HALFBACK seventy GENE LEFELHOC, HALFBACK LEE DEAKIN, TACKLE RALPH GAGE, QUARTERBACK JERRY FLAKE, END TED BECKWITH, END EDDIE ALEX, FULLBACK MIKE NERODA, GUARD MEL PALSSE, FULLBACK SeVBhfY'00B v eczcavfe 2 HARVEY TRIUMPHS OVER WOOSTER 7-6 Harvey opened their season with a 7-6 win over Wooster as quarterback Ralph Gage passed to Ted Beckwith for a touchdown on the last play of the first half. The Raiders snapped Wooster's l3 game win streak. RAIDERS DOWNED BY CONNEAUT The Raiders dropped their first league contest to Conneaut, 12-0. Nothing seemed to click except the running of the injured Paul Garland. RAI DERS BEAT BEDFORD With Bob Werner leading the way with 2 touchdowns, the Red Raiders went wild in the third period at Bedford. ln the last quarter Palsse went 24 yards for Harvey to make the score I9-6. SKIPPERS TOP HARVEY The strong Skippers of Fairport continued their unbeaten string of games by downing Harvey 28-0 on the Raider field. The Skippers were led by ace quarterback Allen O'Janpa, and Phil PiIlar's two touchdowns. HARBOR FORFEITS TO RAIDERS Harvey scored its first victory in the Lake Shore League this season when Ashtabula Harbor forfeited its game scheduled for October 12, because of injuries. BOB AMES, END JOE STANZIALE, GUARD ARVILLE HICKERSON, TACKLE TED HACH, CENTER S enty two Seated - Mary Ann Arp, Ann Willis-Queen, Marlene Hallock. Row Two - Joan Kish, Theresa Meo, Ruth Rigby, Estelle Gage. Couples forgot their worries as they danced under the blue and silver streamers to the melodies of Bud Marsh's orchestra. All this and an attrac- tively decorated throne provided the setting for Harvey's outstanding social event, which was this year sponsored by the Scarlet Torch, Key Club, and Social Board. The gold and white programs and pressed flowers we find in our mem- ory books will always recall fond memories of our extra-special l95O Homecoming. seventy-five Reviewing the results of a successful season, we find that the Raiders finished with a l2-6 record, and placed four members on the second All-Lake Shore League team. The Raiders lost their initial contest in the sectional tournament to Cleveland Central 44-42 in the last 40 seconds. BASKETBALL VARSITY Coach - Mr. Moore, Robert Reho, Ray Koeph, Jim Shilan, Fred Merrill, Fred lannini, Ralph Gage, Jack Purtell, Jack Oinonen, Ted Beckwith, Lloyd Parrish, John Evangelista, manager. seventy-six RALPH GAGE, GUARD FRED MERRILL, GUARD JACK PURTELL, CENTER-FORWARD BOB REHO, FORWARD Wafmftq Eecofzd Harvey Conneaut 24 Harvey Conneaut 35 Harvey Mentor 38 Harvey Mentor 44 Harvey Fairport 56 Harvey Fairport 50 Harvey Bedford 43 Harvey Harbor 53 Harvey Geneva 52 Harvey Garfield Hts. 5l Harvey Harbor 45 Harvey Central 38 Harvey Ashtabula 5l Harvey Brush 37 Harvey Geneva 64 Harvey Ashtabula 59 Harvey Willoughby 37 Harvey Central 44 FRED IANNINI, cemsiz JACK oiNoNEN, roRwARD BEAN PARRISH, GUARD -seventy-seven TED BECKWITH, FORWARD Pecewe '3 nsssnvss Standing - Coach, Mr. Cline, Lloyd Parrish, Herb Erkkila, Bob Hilsher, Jim Shilan, Ben Park, Jack Oinonen, Phil Morrison. Kneeling - Chuck Dense, Andy Chider, Roger Wiltrout, Joe Spetz, Ray Koeph, John Veyon, Paul Sutch. Harvey 24 Conneaut 29 Harvey 38 Willoughby 42 Harvey Mentor Harvey Conneaut 35 Harvey Fairport Harvey Mentor 32 Harvey Bedford Harvey Harbor 42 Harvey Geneva Harvey Garfield Hts. 27 Harvey Harbor Harvey Central 44 Harvey Ashtabula Harvey Brush 47 Harvey Geneva Harvey Ashtabula 49 enty-eight 1950 TRACK SQUAD First Row, left to right - Tony Brown, Jack Lanum, Tom Isabel, Paul Garland, Dave Luhta, Jim Saba, Bud Scott, George Delisio, Gib Martin, Jerry Flacke, Arnold HGFDY. Coach Jack Britt. Second Row - Coach Bill Murdock, Manager Barney Katono, Roger Freeman, Ted Beckwith, Gene Lefelhoc, Kenneth McCoy, George Arthur, Bob Thompson, Andy Chider, Paul Loxterman, John Rey- nolds, Arville Hickerson, Joe Spetz. Third Row - Glen Hido, Jerry Whelan, Roland Berry, Ben Pork, Dick Murdock, Dick Donley, Mack Spikes, Don Jackson, Bob Hilsher, Dick Weiss, Roger Wiltrout, Charles Lohr, Dave Salminen. The Raider Track team is working for its final Lake Shore League title. Next year the recently formed Northeastern Conference will take over all Varsity athletics at Harvey. Last year's record includes a Lake Shore League Championship and a Mentor Relays triumph. Ten returning lettermen will be led by three L.S.L. Champions. Poul Garland is the 880 champ for the past 2 years, Tony Brown is the low hurdle champ, and Jerry Flacke won the 220 dash. RETURNING LETTERMEN FOR 1951 Tony Brown, Bob Thompson, Jack Lanum Jim Sabo, George Arthur, Paul Garland, Jerry Flacke, Coach Britt Bud Gage seventy-nine Eddie Puchalla -,..,,,..,.....,.,..,,..-,.....-.-.....-..-..- - - - ... - - - .. - - - -......-.,.....-.,.-...- ..,.......-ul, . '!' I I I I I l ! Compliments of I Jann Hfnmnn mums anus I I I I I .1'K1-3'-T-iWTllvlllillil1llQllllmlllll 1 illlllllllllll liiiii lllTlIWl-Tlmimilill i 3 T lull' 1 I ' I i I I , I I Hervey- S Market 5 Best of Luck 1 5 5 I Foon or QUALITY 7 from I - - I I 549 Liberty Street Lake Florists I il PAINESVILLE, OHIO I'a1rpo1't-Nursery Road il i t!i11Qin'1QlQg.1nnllu1Qil1liQ1ml7lQlQl L!lIlllTlllillll'!'lllllliT l I-Cllll Tlllll'1'lllT'llIlWTfTll.T 'illlTllil E I I I I I 1 Compliments of In MCIUOFY Of I ' I I E I 1 , 1 Lawrence St. Iohn 5 Ralph L. Mlller 7 I I I Class of '39 , T I ' I L-.-..,-..-.. ......... - -..-,.L.,-..-....-.,.-. ...... ..... . -.i. - I 1.5- -5 ll Y l H . f -. I ,- 4- , lf avi H H ' ' V.'--.,,. , - 1 E1 E' ' m H F3 Lint T'-r..5,. L b Ag ' 5 W IQ I I 'u f I . . tx X -'-,fx . ...-.:.::::: g 55 co- 3l'33 NORTH ST. CLAIR - PAINESVILIE 7587 eighty-one I I 1 I I I I 1 I 1 1 1 I I 1 I I 1 I -g1g1q1. 13-Q :oi 1- 1-1' 1:-I '!' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I I 1 1 I I I To the Class of Fifty-one Compliments are due Four years of labor now are done The rest is up to you Sivon Machine Cr Manufacturing Co. I...-1-.-p1--3.1. 5-.q.-q-g.-q1g1pgig.--.-p1g-q-.n1g1.iq.1-111-1314.1--g1.g1l.1g1g.1q1-1. I I 1 I I CONGRATULATIONS I TO THE CLASS OF 1951 E Laird Lumber Company Compliments of PLEASANT SAILING 1 INTO T1-In I FUTURE I Roorma 1 PAINT BUILDING SUPPLIES LUMBER Douglass and McLeod Box 311 Painesville, Ohio 438 N- State Street E Dial 6363 I I 1 .1.1n1u1-.- 11:1 Q--1 1-11- I-Hrlllzlx-l 11-1 gi-1--31-1 lilllzg n-11 4... .!..,.'..,-...qigi-1,n1g1..--.1-...-1 1 1 1 1g-.qip1.1-.1--nipil1n.1l--.p1l1q-l1p1:1h1-iq? . .g1g1 Congratulations I GRADUATES E f Complinients of A G P , Window Cleaning Hach Auto Service. Inc. Company 1 . , I Fred Weigel s I SERVICE STATION I SULL PRODUCTS 1 NORTH STAR DAIRY Compliments of I State and Erie Streets 1 Phone 3262 1 nQlllh- 1 ihiklilllllTHT-TIHTHTIITHITH-1-lklHi-iHlHiHiDillilITITllTllllllU'1G1ll-1WlTlIIllllI . i Congratulations to the Class of 1951 1 OHIO AUTO PARTS and GLASS COMPANY 1 240 Latimore Street I LOUIS LEVIN, Proprietor PHONE Q32 Phone 4347 TO ORDER READY-MIXED CONCRETE, LIGHT WEIGHT OR STANDARD CONCRETE BLOCKS, STEEL WINDOWS, GLASS BLOCK, AGRICULTURAL LIME, COAL, or FUEL OIL from UNION SAND AND SUPPLY CORPORATION Johnnycake Ridge, Painesville I I im- 1u1ll1l1u1U:l SIIVIMS' , - ,, BARBER and BEAUTY sl-lor i Congmm 'mms to t e The Family Barber Shop Class of 1951 First Class Work Is Our Best Advertisement I 10 N. State Street, Painesville I S' S' CO' Mrs. A. Simms Dial 6533 F Congratulations to C0Ug1'Htl1lHf'i0l1S to The Class of 1951 I The Class of 1951 1 Dr. S. S. Seymour, D.D.S. I Dr- R- H. SGYIIIOUI. D-D-S. 105 Main street 1 105 Main Street T 1 7 1 CHl1liCiQilCiCl ghty-three Q-111.1...........,.,.-....,........1.1-1.1-.-.-...1.1-1,....1.1,1........,-..,1-1..--...1.1..-.--..,.........-1.1.1.1.g1.1-..-...1. I A I i I .151 51 - ,-1-1.1,,1,1-1.,1g1.'1p1.,l1g1 1 1 1-1.,.1,n1 1,.1ln1,1lll1.1g1.n1.-1-1,-.q1g1g.1q1q1-- Colnpliments of A. TALLBACKA Furniture Upholstering 411 N. State Street -,,.?..J..m1m1 1n--1m1-u1nu-u-m- 1 1 - Conmplimeuts of BARTON BROS. 713 S. State St., Painesville. Ohio Phone 4918 ..-'.1qq1p1-11111.-11 Complimeuts of Bitzer Furniture Co. FURNITURE AND RUGS FOR EVERY HOME Phone 4622 19-21 S. St. Clair Street 1uu.-m1g1u.1 1 1m-.'1.,u1...11q.-,......,1 Best 1Vishes to the Class of '51 TSCHUOR ELECTRIC and HARDWARE 618-620 High Street Phone 5372 Fairport Harbor, Ghio COIl1pllll19l1IS of CLARK'S BAKERY 1 1.,,.1m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,.1,..g1nl1 1 Compliments of EB. BLAKELY BARBER COMPANY 1NsURANcE I-15.11 1 1,11 1.1.1- -..1 1 1 1,.1,.,1-tn1..1g-1g1m1qp1'1q1m1.1.n1n1,.1,n1111...1m1,.,1..1-.1.,g1q,1-11.-1.4-.g.-511511. Com plimeuts of CASELLA'S Office-108 Main St.. Painesville Plant-2203 High St., Fairport. DANIELS LADIES' SI-IOP Exclusive But Not Expensive C-O-M-P-A-R-E 120 Main Street Phone 6021 Paiuesville, Ohio --,14.g1..1,q1..1.,--1 1.1n1g.1.tl1n1 1 1 1.,.1....1,...,,.1.q,1...1ul15.1,,,1.1.1tq1,,1y.1u.1p.1-11.1-q1,.1. O0llgI'2ltlll?lfl0llS to THE CLASS OF '51 LEE I. DEVNEY C0llg'I'2ltllltlll0llS and Best NVisl1es to The Class of '51 THE CITY DELIVERY MAY WE SERVE YOU .-1-1,,.-31.1.1 1 1m1qq1g-.1-q1.g1.41y1g1g1g1g1g1g1 111.11-111 -1:11111-vain-1111511 1.1-1-1-1-1-1g--1-1nq1m1-1g1-.1-1g- -1 g1! -i----..- eighty-four The sparkling, clean water lmhlwling in thc heart of hustling cities is far more pure than the rivers and lakes from which we take it. Daily we trust it with our health. our life in fact. Only thirty years ago, city water was u conveyor of some of the most epidemic diseases. The rescue of water from pollution caused hy dense settlements and widespread industry came when a few venturesome city fathers introduced liquid chlorine into drinking water. Chlorine sterilized S0 well and so cheaply that today the practice is conunonplurc. Many cities are now furnishing water softened hy soda ash. Sonic cities treat their water with silicate of soda and other chemicals to achieve sparkling clarity. seldom seen in nature.These three Cheniieals are produm-ed for water treatment in great quantities by the twelve plants ol' DIAMOND ALR.-KLI from coast to coast, horder to lxordcr. o a palm . . . DIAMOND Al.KAI.l COMPANY ctmwm mo sum Asn - :Austin snnA - cs-ltunmz A nzmvnnvzs - sucuzsnunrs ur soon - siucncs - CALCIUM cumruuuns annum: cuuvuuuns ALKALI svscuunra ynglg-l11-sl1qT I-I-rl-ali l1l1l1l1 lil-1 1191!-I1 g1 l-111 311- Q1-1-1-1g-111: 319- 11-ig.-gi-1.1 I-D-1!-1l1liI-?1l'1I'1l'1lil1lill-lllldvlTlil-Sliiilil-In-nilllillvq11-'lvl-rl!-1 111151: T Congratulations to I Congratulations to I The Class of '51 E The Class of '51 i BETTY Lou SALON i BILL SMITH STORE 1 I 34 N. State Street Dial 6979 i I .-----.-..-.-..-.---..-.-...-.-.-M.-.-......,.i.-.-..-.......-.,.-...- .... ....,..,.-.,-...,-......,.,-,,.,,,-1 Congratulat to the Class of '51 I BILL BROWN FOR FURNITURE Everything For The Home I Dilal 4388 Dial 2-2688 L Palnesville Two Stores Willoughby l Compliments of E Cogligztgafgglls Q F. S. COOK l . E APPLIANCES FRANK and IO S i 130 NVest Jackson Street SODA GRILL I N. State Street I I Congratulations to the Harvey High School 5 Class of 1951 I l I I I I HIUTUHS IHC l 1 - I Q Chrysler - Plymouth Sales - SGIVICG I I 265 North State Street Phone: 4331 I I I .-.........---..-..---u-------.---- ikkw --...--- -w---m-.------u- -u-n-M--un-..-..-..l. rl- I glgi-y1q1g1g1q1g.1g1g1q1n1.-.-mil... g--1q1g-g1l1g1g1g1g1g-g.1g1q1g1g1g1g H and B Iewelers - M- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 I Compliments of lx: lxliu l:l1g.Q I l-1:1 gig l1l1 138 N. State Street I HEATH BROTHERS 71 S. State Street Painesville CONGRATULATIONS and succnss I Phone sms -1-iiiiiiutjt l7llillllliUCllh1HC1HillTHlHiHLlSlHTHi-1-111112111-iQlQi-731-1 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Spear 1uu 1 - -1 11111 1 1 E 1 - 1 1l1u1n1n1u1g-ni-1gq1 I. W. IOUGHIN I C 1. f om lment HARDWARE 1 L .P S 0 23 S. State Street Phone 4862 I' andphmrs Food Store I the Class of 1951 Congratulations to RIGGS DAIRY BAR Delicatessen and Fountain Service Madison Avenue Phone 4687 1qipigi-igq511111-1g1-1--.3-.g1g1q1p1 1- --1.31-1-11,--g1p1g1q1g1g1--11311 Best Wishes to The Class of 1951 MAR-VAL RECREATION g1g1g.-g1--.g-:1l-.--411.1411-1 1.11.-1gi.1.p1q--1q1g1g1-.-g1q1g1-1-1g1u1g--1 ty even 1 I- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1-1 I lilin-lil-nu I M15-g1. 'E' s 4 I l 1 E l - BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS l Compliments of OF ,51 I I . I 1 Rlch and Tom Condon Q , 1 Demeter Florlsts - T L - I Q I l i -...-.- - - -.-..-.-.-,, ...... ..-..L-,,-..- -, -.-.-..-. - - -m.- - - -...-.n-.l 1 a 5 Best xvishes Compliments of g HQBBY DEN 1 HUGH IEWELRY Q Paiuesville, Ohio I - I -..-,... - -...,.- - ...,- .... -,. ..... ...-...L.......,.-.....- ..,, ...A,-...-..N-,.-........- - - - ....-...-.1 L I Congratulations to the Class of '51 1 1 Gbchwwm Fmim? 2 ' I X .053-' ' WALLPAPER H e b - i 0' 114 I '?:'E,sff ' I Cochran Paint and Wallpaper Store 114 Main Street Paiuesville, Ohio :E Phone 6679 E I i -..-..- - - ...................... u-...-..-......-......-..g1 gh y ghf g1g1g1g1g1-..g1g-y..qQ.n1g1g1.1g1 -uu1g1g-.u1,..n1u1-1 1 1 1 1 .- 1 1 ..1-14.-p.1g,.--14'-.--Qlgig Best Wishes to the Class of '51 BILL PELAT 1n1q1.g1.-.n1-1q.- 1015, ,mi 1g1gq1...4111111.11p.1.,.-n.1M1......,1n.1'.1m1,q1,,.-51.1-41,-1-,-.nl1...1-1.,1.--. 11-'11-1gg1m1. Congratulations ancl Best Wishes T0 EACH AND ALL GRADUATES WinkeIman's Shoes 186 Main Street 11,111 imiu..-,..-ng-g1m1m.-M111 1 1,g1,m Best Wishes To the Class of 1951 Your Cadillac and Pontiac Dealer MERRICK, INC. Compliments of The Painesville Finance Company VVoolworth Building Painesville, Ohio Painesville 1.11111-11..1 1 1 1 -g,....-.1m1..1,-unn1n1n1g.1.'1m-. BUICK Sales Service Painesville Buick, Inc. 59 N. St. Clair Street Phone 4733 1g.1n1g1'1 1 .-. 1 1 .-.g1uq1g1.--l1g1q1 13141- Compliments of W. B. Pease Agency General Insurance 3 South State Street Painesville, Ohio g1g1g1p1.q11.1-.--15.-.-1-.1g1g1.g1g.-311-.gg I Q11--1--11-g-.g,-.-.gg--...-1p1qg-.up1.g.-g1-1.41.1 gg..-11-.1-.-u1q1g1g1-1-1g1-,1-.--.-pu-.nig1g..g1-lgl-1.1g-.-1-.-nl. 1.111 1 .f.-........ h 1 liqiniuinim-4 1p--1-1i1'1g1g1g1qLq1-1-i-1-1-1g-g1q1n1q.-.q1g-p--1p1g1-1p-.-1:1g-vg1-1-1-1g- .ll ala-i1l1I1p1I--n-I-sl-l1l1n1I1u Best Wishes to the Class et 1951 ,foclzie-fee Deity Chester Street Ph 4288 uilil1l1n1lq-1 1-U1 l.-nq1l1!1 I-I1lcs!:l-1-11-.-..1-..g1l-u1uu 11:1-nu ig..g1-144.1--,iuini 1 1 mimi5115?gg-.g1g1g1m1q-.pp-g1.g1g1g1lg Compliments of Zoltan Mate Studio 31 South St. Clair Street Painesville, Ohio 1:-lrn1q1.1u1n1u1n.-U.-.p1g1.11p1n1g..p-.q Best Wishes To the Class of '51 Service Star Grocery 1 1 1,.1pu1ln-.-1-I.-,,,,1n....n.-w1p..-g1l1 1 11.-gigg1..1g.-gg.-g.-g1q1--5.11131-1.-1-gig Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE CLASS or '51 JEHIIHETTE JULUHH -wuz 1nl1lu:ll-alulunl 1 1 1 1 1 1 .-. Congratulations to the CLASS OF '51 Lake County Sheet Metal Company 218 E. Main St. Dial 5881 Compliments of B 6. D Dry Cleaners I1uinc-un1l11ul:-1n1nn1,un1n1u1q1g1g-.- ty-one Congratulations to The Class of '51 Jerry G' Bert's RESTAURANT 1g--1 .1 1g1g1g1g41-1g-.gi-1q1q1'-.gigi Best of Success Your Friendly Store Liberty Market QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH MEATS 1.51-1 n.....u11.n1.la1l-.5-1l1p1-12g1q1g1g1q-1 Compliments of IOHN F. BIEBER DODGE - PLYMOUTH CARS and SERVICE Dodge Job-Rated Trucks 164 N. Stat-e Street Dial 3780 ig1m1g.-n1n1l1u--Il1l:u1n1I1 ll1!1p1q -.--:rm-.r 1:--:1l1l-linxi 1:11.-.n..:-gig 11... 1-1g1g1n1'1'l1g .mI1g 1--glliiig-1-lilzl --:iii I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1Iu1g1--,,-m--1-1...-W.-q-J-,-....q1u1,.1-,1..1n1 1 1 1...-ul-,.1...-.n-'1,...n..g Compliments of GUERRKS MARKET FINE MEATS and GROCERIES I Best Wishes I Class of '51 Y. M. C. A. -gi-1n1g1g13-.1141..1u1n1g--M1m1u1n.1,41ul1.,,...,.-,,g1l,..-ml...H-......IIl1.u1,....w.1-.1,.l.- 226 Sanford St. 62 Chester St. Phone 4787 Phone 3704 Congratulations to the Class of '51 Dr. and Mrs. Ioseph S. Letler --1-1-1,.1,i--5.-.,,,.-g131.51m1-1--inlmig.-N.-In-pI1m.1-.1u..-qI,1m.1...-..I..- 1,...-m1.q.- I I I Iohnson and Fiser I Funeral Home Painesville and Mentor I Congratulations Class of '51 LIND FURNITURE COMPANY Richmond and Iackson Streets, Painesville g1.1n1.u1-1-1gi-15111-1-1,31-1g1.-1..1,q1,.1,1,.1.'...m-,..1..1,.,1n1m1,,...,,.1 1 7 C' dll? ey S 61110117675 107 Main Street Phones 5750 and 4514 -sl ,,-1,1-..'1q-11,-gi .- -. 1 1 1 ... -.n.-:ini 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in-.,.1,..g1,i. Compliments of Clifton Products, lnc. 1:11-i IESSE C. BAILEY -I H- ...'..ng1n-.n1,,1g.-01 1g-.g.-U.-g1..1 1 Lumber, Build-ers' Supplies, Coal Perry, Ohio Phone 2351 Best Wishes To the Class of 1951 FORSCH RADIO Congratulations to The Class of '51 Bedford Men's Shop 13,1 .. 1nn1m-..-gl-nun..m-.1m1ml1q.1 1 1 1,-1g1.g114,1-.1W1m1m1M1q1n1,1m1.,1g1'.1g1- Graduation Congratulations on your graduation. We hope you will always enjoy the better things in life. Is your assurance of Better Quality Dairy Products The Belle Vernon Co. ty th Pioneers for 50 Years g.-.5-pigiatilliulvu-nu1m1 - 1 -.u1ll1Il- For Things Photographic 'I'hayer's Phu rmacy 1 -..l1p.1.1-1.g1q1g,.--ig--iq -num-'- 'l l 1 I l I l 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 :lc-l1n1:1u1i in 1l1I-sl in-Q1-i--41-151-1.1g1g1gq 1I1l1I .-- 1 1-1511 ,ln-..--.-. lg-gi-1-L-i,.1q.. 1 1 -lg-.-ig?- FRlZZELL'S DAIRY STORE 192 Main Street M w '-M -n T '1SZQlQ'lQ'.lIl'QQIZ ' Compliments of E LONG DELICATESSEN Guthleben and Creel. Inc. l 117 S. St. Clair Street I Corner of, Richmond and Jackson St Phone 8447 Hours 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. 4 Days .i'1pg.-g.-.pl1q.-q1g.--1g1.-jq-.g11p'1115.--1,515-.g1m...'.1,-1,15-,g1n1-1-.gig11n1g-.m1. Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1951 From the COE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Established 1852 I.--.-g1g1n.---q1-.-1g1n1n-pin-I-U1Il1vn-lu-I1-ue1Il1l1--nu1n1u1 1un1n11u-un-n1n1n1n1n Congratulations to the T Class of '51 5 Colony Lumber Company Kitchen Equipment i Prefabricated Houses Lumber - Roofing A 1083 Mentor Avenue I Painesville, Ohio I Phone 3577 I Compliments of FELIX D'ABA'I'E FOOD STORE 566 South State Street .ig151p-q1g-1'1g1q1'..g-.31g-.M1--.g...q1g1g1q1p1g-gigigg-'q1g1g.--1.-I-1p1 1 1, -n-n-n-u---n.-...-n.-..-m-.-u-m---- -..-W-M-.. ---- K.-...-.--.. ---- .-- -------ng. If Congratulations Compliments of Q i to the Class of '51 I li Cairlisije 28 E. Erie Street .Phone 6481 I I.....-..-..-...-......-...-..-...-.-..-.m..n.-..-.......-.......-.-.-...-..-..-.-......-..-..-.------------ i OFFICE and SCHOOL SUPPLIES - GIFT ITEMS I f THE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY co. g ,i Printing and Engraving I'....,-..-...,-....,.....-..-.,- -..- ,... .. .. -...-u..-...- .... -...- .... -.n.... .... -...-.,-.,-..-..-....-......-.-..-..... 5 . Best Wishes to the Class of '51 P I Compllments of M - H d I 1 'I'he Buckeye Dairy e mn at Ware ' 4 160 Main street I I in-un-vu ------------- un-m-ul-lw-Il-Il-If-nl-In-u-m-n-u-n-In-n-q----I.-. I I I ! I Q Land Title Alden I f Guarantee and Trust I . I Manufacturing S. St. Clair St. C g 0l'l1PU fly 1 Painesville, Ohio i I ' I i.-....-..-. ........ ..,-..-.M....-..-,AL.-..-.-..-.-,,..-,,-. ...... .-.Ml f 1-1.1-1-19-.lg1,-.eg-.n.---.-1'..g..g1pin1-.1gin.--1-1g1.-...I-1-1 1 -. 1 1 1 1 1q...m1.,...,g1.,1,,1,f.1g1-1niu1-1:inn-.-..-.1.q1q1g1m1'1..1,..1g1..1,.-.....'1-1.4151 1-1-1-inigi-1,41-1gp-I...u..-gl-1-ig,-1-iq1..1 51-1-1g1p1g1p1 in-11:15-3.41.-.-1g1gig.-q1q1g1p.-iqlg1-1...-g1g1g1g1-1-1-1g1g.1ql1q1.1- I Good Luck, Class of '51 T BRQTHERS FURNITURE Compliments of COMPANY 2 39 South State Street 5 A Step in the Right Direction From Main Street' I x 1 A Best of Luck to the Class of 1951 Poinesville Television and Radio Repair R. E. Gre or 6 Com an Z EEAIYTORS P Y The Marshall Drug Co 20 N. st. Clair Street, Painesville United Rmll Drug Service Phone 3111 1 128 Mein Street R W M ALLETT l Painesville, Ohio 2 C graiulafions and our best wishes fo the class of '51 from the management and personnel 'WL G' 'zanf UIIMPANY O -1...-gpg-3.1341 S ninety-seven gig-n-p1.1'1-e111-1nI1n1Ic? 11 Q.-Ig-.q1.q1.q.-Ig-g1.-ggiq 1g1g1.-1p..g1g1.I Best of Luck to the Class of 1951 BACHTELL'S Don't Pass Buy South Park Place Dial 6721 51g-q-.-1 -1-1, 1131- 13-piniggg 1'-gi-1. Congratulations to The Class of '51 DI CARLO'S Delicatessen and Grocery 545 E. Erie Street Dial 3738 -g1IIq1g1qIII1,1.I-...I'iIq1,iI:...n1l1lI-.IIQ-sn.-ul1m g..-u1g1q-aiu--1:1111-n -1113! -11.- gi gig-.111-g?-1 I-II Compliments of KINTER BROTHERS -g1.g1-1'-gig-gig-.Q--inip.-1-151.-.5 Maytag Washers 6. Ironers 7,000,000 Women Can't Be Wrong Painesville, Ohio Philippbar Bros. Everything in Paint 41 S. State St., Painesville, Ohio Phone 6720 .p1g1g'1-1'--5.11,-....gq.-g1,g1g1q 1-ig1 IOHN RICH Jewelers in Painesville Since 1815 --- igigin.-g1.q1.q.1Ig-.5-g.-IIq1q1'-Ig I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 - I I I I Member of American Gem Society 162 Main Street in 0 -I '4 I 9. I0 3- 1 -v I I I 1-1-1-1-if -ll -.-in-.1-1-,-I I1I-l1!-Il1l-l11Iu- inn-:mil--In-Iui!1l1 -min-In III-l:nI:-l-l- I -l-I-Il Inxnus--1II1u 5 '-1' 5 5 5 9 I I I l ' I I 'F I Ig g I 3 I I I I I Q I CU I 'V' I I 7' I :I I-1 I H I-I1 I m I In Q2 I U I Z I IJ' I Q I: H I IE' I . -I I . :-I III I Q Q In -2. g -4 ' D- Q I O 'J I I Q I I '4 O QI -I Q . S U3 H 'D I Q I 9' 2 F :I ' V3 Q ' E ff o ' If I-'P o ,, I,-5,3 I 2 O I I- fb UQ I -I-3 I.-I O I Q N' I-I I we o 5 I Iszfbo- 5.5 I'PS czg' QQQI-Igwegigigfgwf H '-' N I-I II I ID I ,A E' I: ZEQIEI UP'5'I2',5I'SeI 5'IIzIf'sIeII?5Ii5Il1IsI 'us w I-I ' m O gn -oI 5 I 1+ vi 5 i :I BQ-SISI IAEIIE SEI 503i Zf:'Ie+.s'IES5e'I 3 I-I I-' I O . 0 Q gg 1 5 0 O I I-U Q 5 3 Q , O 5 -me:1I 'H:I wen :H-Ie--I IMI 'vm 'I UI na- ' 0 B I-I Q I g O 5. Q I.4 I Ig O H O Iv I I Q U I I Q 0 I I Z 5 I S I 'U 0 IZ' ' 0 'I' - I 3- ' rn ' ' Q I ' I U- ' ' 5 I I I .4 I I EI E I 5. I I I I I 9 I I I - I I I I 1-I1-...-.-,.....1q I --I1--n-nn-In I 1:--11:1-l1n1u1:I1-111: n-nz!-U1-Ll1n-nz!-u-1 in 131: -ill -g1q1u1.I1n.-Q19-g-gI1u1.h.-I1gII Industrial Rayon Corporation NA Good Place To Work .Q1 g.-51-qg.. -.p1q1p1g1q1-11.13-.-p-. --3 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ---P S I 1 Compliments of I 1 AND SAVINGS COMPANY I 1 Greer Flre Equipment Co. Lgamg DiSc0untS 1 1 Phone 4145 166 Main Street 1 1 Painesville I I I ' I -Ill7l!li 1 1: lim-11.011m1illl7QillllQ1 illg pliglgilli lill llT'lllllill'TllTlllT 'i i T T ini A 1 I i I , ' 1 S Compliments of 1 I DELICATESSEN I I V KAP TRUCKING - 2 I i A Step Away From Harvey I I 1 T-pq1lu1 -Inuim-au-I-nI1m1IIl 1111 141:11 11.1-,,Lm1,l 111-11-111 111:1 n 1' l I I 1 I I 1 1 Compliments of I- 1 Puritan Fine Baking , 1 I 1 u Luiz s I 1 13 S. St. Clan' St. Phone 3861 i I HOTEL AND DINING ROOM I g E I 1 i F' B' LENNOX 792 Mentor Avenue 1 I I 1 4-n-1m 11-1 - 111-1-1-11 gn.-.115-.51 1n1n-min-u-n1ll1lm--ll 11111 Nil! 1 I 1 I 7 Edsel H. Pfabe G. E. Reed Company i H . . - sa 1 I Everythmg In Mums For Best Buys in Real Estate I 1 . I I Best W1Sh9S Insurance I 1 I 1 Two stores Phone 4305-4306-4307 1 Painesville C113,I:d01l Painesviue, Ohio F 7 68 Llberty St 210 VVash1ngton St. o F Phone 8516 Phone 365 1 6 I I 1 1 1 +I-un i11111111 1 1 1m1nn-anI1m1m1n1m- 1 1 -- -u1uI--un1llI1u1l- 1 1 1 - 11011-Ill one hund 21 l1nl--Iu1n1l1l-l1l'- P 111 1111111111- 1.1 11.51-1115, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -1---1n1--.1uII1,,..n1-1..-u1nn- n1u 1.1.1131 q1l,1u.---u -g1q1n1g1gq -.m-g1Iq1g1-.111111111 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Paulin Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Giblin Mr. and Mrs. William Pelat Dr and Mrs. B. S. Park Miss Ethel Baker Mr. and Mrs. M. VV. Nygord Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gartman El Club Pan Ainericano J. NVallace Green Scarlet Torch Le Masque Club Le Cerele Francois El Club Pan Anierieano R. J. Marano Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Toni Perrin Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Kneisley Mr. and Mrs. Haorld Minister 1.m1IlI1Im1g.1 1 1 1 1 1 -. 1 1 1.1.41- Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of '51 Lake County Rug :S Carpet Cleaning A. J. POLUTRO, Proprietor 302 North State Street Crearj -p1g .1.n1 1 1 1 1Ig1lq1w1.u1IuI1IIl Congratulations and Best XVishes To the Class of '51 Alfred T. and Joseph F. Gartman MODEL BAKERY Q1 -.1 'I' 3 . In J' c :I Q. 2 0 :I In 0 1u1n1q1g 11141 1 1-41m1pq1I-1u1g-. 1 1,g1 30 N. State Street Im.. 1un1m- I F T 5 T i l I i E I T ! T 5 T I i 1 MASSUCCI ACCORDION SCHOOL Established in 1924 211 East Main St. Phone 8225 We Specialize in Bass and Bellows Technique Accordions Loaned to Beginners Certified Teachers Father and Son Duo Doin and Pat Massucci 1u1m1m1.I1m1qI-u q1m1.g1mI1 1m1g I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ------z- 1- il-l----31:-1--nil 1g 1' 1g1g1-1g-.-1g 1-1 lull-I 1:1111 also-I-1l1ll1n ....................4. 1-1.11131 pigil-Q-1-q-9--1:11- -,Q--1 gn- 1'-111111 151-13.-1--11---min.-q1g1u-.1-111.1--. lg.- .1.g-u.-q1g--1.q.1-.--.---.g.g-1--.p1-1g.--ig1--.q.-qi-1.g--.-g1g1g.-1.-1g..gg1g1g.-'1 GRADUATES CDF l95l: To all of you We extend our heartiest congratulations. What you are going to do, and how to do it is the prob- lem you have to settle now. Clear thinking based on what you have learned should help you decide. Re- gardless of your choice, always uphold the principles of this great democracy. Tl-lE CHIC RUBBER CO. Willoughby, Ohio 1-.gig1--g.ggilgig1'1-.-3.-1g1g1q-.g.-51-1g1.il-...g1.g1g..g1him-n.- .1 1. 15-.g1g1 I l l I . f C l t Congratulations 1 Omp lmen S I To the Class of '51 Q Of E Naugatuck Chemical Ideal Dairies E Division ot l Company Mentor Avenue E Q Painesville Plant I I E I I d United States Rubber Co. g1g1g1u1u1ln1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 g1g1g1g1qu1u.1gq1 1 1 1 1ln1u1g1l- Compliments of NEAL PRINTING COMPANY FAIRPORT BEACON Neal J. Katila, Proprietor Adding Machines Typewriters Cash Registers Steel Files Phone 5541 440 High Street Fairport, Ohio There's a Ford in Your Future FRANK STANTON MOTORS Erie at St. Clair Street lg13411-q1g1g1p1g-1.g1g1g1q1g1g1g1p1 1g1q1g1q1-1.-1g1-.-.-1--q1g1-1g.1-.111-1,1q1gp 11. -lux! Ambitious - Capable Girl Graduates I You may measure up t one of the interesting responsible positions now open in the telephone in- d t y 'l1Sl'. Come in and talk it over Women's Employment Office THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 315151111 -1-511111111111p1p1g1g1q1g1g1q1-1-1g1g1g.'l' 1lpy1g1.-15.131 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111.1-g1q1g liixl- 111 q1g1g1-1-1: I I I vvii l-u-u-m-n-n-u-n---w-w- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Congratulations To the Class of 1951 SEARS ROEBUCK Er COMPANY Painesville, Ohio 95 North Park Place ' n-g1'g1q .151 -1 1.119-1111111-113111 CUHGRHTULHTIUHS HND GUUD LUCK To the Class of 1951 of Harvey High School The Officers and Membership Local l223l, District 50 United Mine Workers ol America 4ll High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio 'I' 1:-1-g-.-1-ii...q1g-.-1mi'1q1--U gl'iq10-g1,,..1In1-q1g1gi--g11m1,,,..nn1p1-1--.,..,.g-.u..--...-.-q1- One pi,-in.-g-...-1111111111nn1g Mentor Avenue Market Frozen Foods - Meats Fresh Meats that are Good Fresh Vegetables and Groceries Free Delivery 666 Mentor Avenue Phone 6686 Compliments of Iohn A. Wey. O. D. Ioseph A. Wey. O. D. Compliments of Upson Machine Products Incorporated :im-up-. 1 1 ,mi ,Ml 1 -mimi 3 1 14,1111 Compliments of Future Success to the Class of 1951 Singer Sewing Machine Company Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners Complete Line of Sewing Equipment T-Ili I 5 I -of ' z:- .9 I PE I C5 1 rs N: l I I I I- il I no I 3 av I E' I Q I Q? ' 53 3' C J D. -1 0 CL 'JS 4 0 ..n1pq1l..-111111.-11.-1m1 Compliments of I. W. STANTON The Standard Drug Co. Pure Drugs Since 1897 QW1 .- 1 1 1 1 1.,.1,.11.,.-.ml-. 1 -. 1 1 me-f-Rigs , .A mi' I IQ ij-.?3f 1 W ffwiti 1:QjAI All gifts symbolize affection and devotion . . . They are selected with great care and deliberation. When gift shopping we invite the pleasure of your visit. RUSSELL'S The Home of Gifts in Painesville Congratulations Class of 1951 WALTERS DINER 35 South State Street Compliments of THE VAN IOSLIN FURNITURE CENTER -.341 1l.1g1gg1.g1g1 1 1 1 .-- 1 1 1 if-1 ni-411: 101:-u .........-.-..--1- .--,-1-1. -g-.p1.,1'1n1u-11.-,-g1'1g.,-1-1g 11 g.-31' li .11-1 144--31, 1 . 4.......-...--.....- q1q1g1g1g.+ -1.111-1-1--Q11g1--.-1'--n-g1-1g1q1-1q1'1g1p-g1g1g1q1g1-1p1-1--h-1l1I g1g1n1:l1g -1141-1g.1g1-1g41g1,q1-1.31 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1g.1m-p1,-1m1u1nu1u'1'l1 Engravings for this YEARBOOK were made by ULEVELANII ENGRAVI G C0 310 Lakeside Ave. N. W. Phone Main 1-4055 Cleveland, Ohio 1g1g.1,g1m1un1m1g.1qq1g1pq1.n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1m1n...m ...g.-gg.-..1g.-g-.-..g1g 1-.-.11-1-1.11.1-11.151g1g1-1n.-.1-.-1-1q1p1n'g l Congratulations to l g The Class of '51 I 1 WHALEY HARDWARE ' . O I 181 Main Street Dial 6841 i Loulsvllle 5 I Title Insurance -M-'-M-W ----l M-M-ul Company 1 Q I Compliments of H N 168 Main Street Q Iohn Gill 6' Sons 5 General C011-I'8Ct0I'S Pciinesville, Ohio Q t V I -Bulkley Bldg. V I CHeveland Fleetwing Gasoline Fleetwing Motor Oils LAKE COUNTY OIL COMPANY Home-Owned Painesville, Ohio Phone 4350 p1g1-11gg1gp...31gi.1151-1'ig1p1g1q1-.-.n1g1g1g1g1g1g1p1.1p1g-...pi-igiqiqiq-. --U11-l1l1:-u-1----vlvnfo 13 1U -i1--l1l1l1l-I-:ill lim-ll -.n1l1nin1n1u1n1g1g1g1-11.-.gp-.gi ..---..-.....-..-..-.-..-..-,.......,......-......-,.-..1 made now, will bring you joy. I In the years to come, portraits of your loved ones, I Phone 7122 for appointment I F. A. APPLEGATE Pleasing Portraits and Photographic Oil Paintings Nfl!!! 1osR,, +0 1' 9 2- 3 Q' Won 09 -g1n1p1g --1-..1n1-1g.1,1q1g1-1-i-.-g.- Congratulations To the Class of '51 from D. M. 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