Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1927 volume:

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Classg Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 ll il aptain 4g Basketball 3, 4 ul I lx Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4 1 r , . Track 1 Class Sec.g Senate 1, 4 ll N I xi ' Honor Society Spanish Club 2 Il, Senior Debate Social Science 3, 4 l . 1 Tfnna 1 1 2 Prgs. ag Debating Club 3 5 M u ,,3,4 Rie lub2,s,4 W . Pres, 4 L Club 3, 4 I l 1 Kiski and Leland Stanford Scimitar Staff S 4 i Kirksville, lxb. fx W N r A X X1 ll , by I IAZEL L. ANDERSON JERRY O'Too1.E 'I I April 29, 1907 june 29,-1908 0 rl V Garfield Whittier g l ' Latin-General ScientificfGcncral . Glee Clubg French Biology Club 4 S C11-lb, 2, 3, 4 L Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4 f I Math. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3 Chem. Club 3, 4 ' ' , Social Science, Sec,-Treas. 4 Senate 3, 4g Scimitar Staff l , ' , Council Vice'Pres. 4 Football 3, 4 ll Nat'L Honor Society Basketball 3, 4, C:-1p't. 4 f 'N VicefPres. Class Track 4g Treasurer of Class l ' l Conservatory Dramatic Club I . lr Senior A Debate 1 fb Al Kiski and Leland Stanford 'l' S I Q ,i l l ' ll! f ' a '- l' ' 1 l H TF' -xt. - ' ' W ,.-Q.. -Pfff' Alf I -nf- -.--9 ' ,lg I . ':f'--.if-Wvx--11 0 Y fQizfig5? flglgli l - ' ' if - A' ' L'H ': 7 A A ..t' - ,, ,T Q41 -fl ln :ii V ,1 1 1F iii. W '- - '3-+-T.L..i'.:E:i- - --n f.ll.-a'n '--'I 1 T-- .w l 3 Fssggraevtgi-LE.f - 93-5 y- sa , .: 3:'a.:-::e:.a:fs:-az-a.:..:- .a-:':Lf:. -.':.e.-3:4-:azz-:e::1'.i:: ,1 Sixteen 6? ':-S1':f:+1 f?-???1?-?2F'f- gf, Q- - - : g g - ..U ,,. I .5 C- 1 240.5 .Y l lil r- r 115 s- 'z 5-it ll Il Y' A I ,fl - Y -1 ..- .. ,V M, , fri LLJD7,E3w- ' f,y,,e l ff U N J 'Jin . H J '1 1 7 0 4 8 l 14 , 4, ' 4 Class History 4 l '4 4 44 I 4 I 123:22 tixyniegentlemen, you shall II In the Sophomore era, we made use r I Our start in ,life as Freshie B's. gfihe gym' . 4 In the year .234 on a Monday mom or 'our newly .found athletes ' .4 Vffe entered high school, feeling lost get into the-SW1111 and forlorn. We learned 'how to loitgr and 1 As the weeks passed by, we became talk in the halls, - .4 less shy, And were forced by our t a h X . , e c ers, 4 . iixeigfge halls HPPC-Bred l to 'make eighth period calls., l .4 We moved, in those days, with In Dramatic and Glee Clubs we 4 1 precaution and dread made Our debut I l4 For fear a smart senior might However, our members at first, 4 take oif our head. numbered few. l l i Fhena as our verdant days drew When this chapter was finished, 4 0 3 053 We knew b d 4 Bic became fullelledged Sophomores, To land iiiwihzlefiinidlindlass ii .4 ue to mms' We SUPPOSC- ' Still safe and sound. 4 I l i III It was time th - 4 +4 .4 , , en as Juniors, to 4 catch that disease 4 VL 4 Of feeliqmg superior, doing much 'l as we p ease. 4 Thgre dwaii many a laugh caused X ' ll One ll liihrdii V a ' ' . gh the expulsion of Soph s l l by P. C. Bunn. Y ' I It It was in the Lab where we V l4 4 4 1 asierienced a thrill, U . 4 . h 1 ' 4 :I M' if gggiofg t to earn Chemistry from 444 4 ' Prt.last the hopes of our am' Q .I bitions arrived. . 4 Q We had reached the goal for 4 4 which we had strived. . 4 1 4 4 , I4 IV Banquets, elections, enjo ments f 4 ' galore, y l . 4 To most Seniors, a pleasure, but ll 4 to others, a bore. . l4l I 4 4 . We swagger, we strut, we put II 4 - on anuair 4 4 4 All think us superior, but none X 4 of us care. ' l It commencement approaches, we l - a rea ize . 4 The value of study, for now we are wise. ll Q ll This motto, our class will all try l 4 1 Q to observe 4 ' Enter to learn, go forth to serve. 4 4 Now this history is presented to you 4 4' By the class of '27A-Adieu. l4 4 4, Emily Bartenfeld 1 ' 4l Philip Kelser W' 1 4 ' I l - f . - I ii U l5Q5f.37-22 5 1 Li: gf q f ml!!! A-is-: , V -czfjvx-N, I l:::???f'i 'T '?4'f fe , LE , T r e- g C, rv 4 -5vig--f Aff- 41 I - J . L -is A X , E ,V-4E4!,.',,f,,f,,g-if jiZ:'I,d,4i C . ,L ,fig m- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -'r2'2.s'.G':6',':.:-:a Seventeen , 1 r i .4 ,ji l A.: 4 1 l A 5 Z' J 'X ' 4-m L J U R1 N' , O r N' Q l.- ,f .f f-f - ' x..f T ., fl b., . N - QQL f Y 511.13-ij I'-hx W' i' fix f. 11- -e e A 'Q lgilx I feffA2f ' 51,1 A 1 be Y f Q ' - ' 5 ' ll f A ' ' EMILY BARTENFELD ' l fl November 17, 1908 ,N MARIAN BRANDON ' L Irving: Latin - General: December 2, 1908 8162 glib Fl, 'lix gil 'gi W 1 - . - , v ounci 3 rcnc u 3 ' Iwmg' -P?F','7' Spanish. .ah Club: Ulm Club: 1 I Club, Knkaxille Cxgllegeq . . i of Dstwpathyiff i Soci gzidiselnlibtrl i 1, ' bare: Ejhio XVcsleyan. 1 - ll fi 1 Fx l v 'rd V X W ' HAZEL Bgu. f .1 July 29, 190 xx EVEI-YN AU-EN ving: Latin' eneral: K ' June 17, 1908 G Cl b-.L,,2.. 3, 4: Ir 'ngg General: Basket' Frerm 3, 4, Pres. 43 'M baxllgHockeyg Baseball: gift? 3Clu4b gl: Isrliath. F Tennis: L lub: U w v CC-' Yeas: .H , Council: Hi f Standard: 4? N391 HOHOI' SOUCFYI 1' Scimitar Stall: Chicago, Dl'amaUC Cl'-Ib 31 SCIUOY - ll A Debate: Council 2. 4: f 3 v' A Lab., Assistant: Oberlin. W 1 Vlfl xlxll , l 1 bil I J Vl all .-:' 7- .Vl.r.,. ' Lois BED13I.,'L,', hx MILDREL BACHTEL September Z0,l,'1'908 EM Fl' June 15' 1908 ' Nw ' - Hawthorne: G e n c r a lg ll I .F -Hawthorne: Latm'Genf q . f ..1 , Basketball 1, .., 3, 4. . W eral- Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4g my ,Lf-i Baseball 1, 2: Haigkey 1: lib L ub, Vice' res. 4. 'Q fill :Q 1 if vii ff.: ' , ,ff ,-.- le MXLDRED BAKERd, !l'v 'ii lil 'ffl .May 13, 19Q3 ' , 1 ,Y 'KR ,Q Lo' 'fgllowg Latin- Gen- 1 ,i if .Lx wg craig ' th Clubgl, 3, 45 3 NKQHOLAS' my H G1 lub iii ni, lst 4, FWIA LR Co 113: U e,C 3, - 'N 07 27' 4:51 land rdf' 51117 . A .t 31' 19' . Q 1 f n ,hh-, ckeyzf fiblif Scientificg 1 . eYba'1l 3: f Q li H 11 Xi, , - cz HY- my ' , 'f :pdf -2. . um Sf' 1 . f 'piikif ' l .,, ' I 1 H -' I 4 -I ' Q 1. i' ki . : q rte 1 ' fa, 1 l 51 L51 , ri Mi li 'r 1 . l , l - ' . . 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JOHN Cours january 14, 1909 Hawthorne, Commercial: Scimitar Staff: Senate 4, Glee Club 1, 'ln Bus' iness. fSUZZETTE BIRD Iuly 6, 1907 I r, i n gg Commercial, Gl e Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Or estra 2, 3, 4: Band Z, 3,1 4 Uke Club 1, 2, 1 1 1 I l 1 l 1 3, g Baseball 1, 'lgl ckey, 1, 2g Indoorg olley Ball 1, 'lg Editor Scimitar: Tennis 1- Business. jf MARY Boc ' May 1, 19 9 , ittierg Generalg Bio' ogy Clubfll-g Spanish ub 3,f4g Commercial Club 33 Social Science Club 3g Volley' ball, 4, Ohio State. 1 1: , 'I V-.- . ' 1 5 ff' - 35 l v 'IA Bow IAN 131 27,19 s Irvin 9 ommerc' lg lee Clu 15 Yfiilcoxf pil l lim 1 5 1 1 1 ,-, X 1 1 -i ELEANOR CHERRY April 21, 1909 Hawthorneg Latin'Gen- eral, French Club 2, 39 Latin Club 1, 'Zg Chem' istry Club 4, Chemistry Aid 4, Basketball 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 ckey 2, 35 Biology Clu 43 Commercial Law Club 3, University of Cinn. N GR C RK December 30, 1908 Longfellow, Commercial: Baseball 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 3, Business. I..1ciL1.1a DExgA4AN April 27, A1 os Longfellowg Commercialg Business. f , 1! I v DEI 1 , be' 12 908 ' l I 1 ,F itti at ng Michi- X 4 V. I S til ' -l ' l 11 , 1 1 4 - , fr 1 - ,, - 1 I fn ll' 1? I l I l n 1 Q x 125 -1' E1 V' R 1 ix J F ll Q 11 , . . iff- , A - -?-.l,i il 'ln lln :J F v I in to -M dig' j ' . 1 ' - .. -F4 ' '21 , ir f-'Abu Q-, '1-M,:iEI5f1.f-.I - fr. - .. -3- .- ?! '.7 '.: :.' : : : : ': - .. .t, Nineteen -n r.. :-, - : : -e.--e,::,A-- -e:::,'e.:-- -0 -zfzaszefzezz-.-:gi IJ .- A - f - --,Zvi +- L X Y. S lynch I5 f -CN r WM: f f ' y A A A ' Q 4' WW'f'n'5'.-L1 h'l W ' - im ' I 1 '13 ' X '. Qs- Qt ' mi . - WILLIAM DOBRAS February 12, 1909 Hawthorne, Gen e r a l 1 Football 45 L , Club Sec., College. IOLET DINTAMAN June 12, 1908 I r i n g g Commercialg Sci r Stall, Spencer' ian. JANETTE D BY eptember , 1908 ostoriag Q mer ci a l g ,iolog lub 2g Volleyf , Baseball 3, Ohio Stat . V I '-Q - 1 ROSA Goous , February 27, 1909 W Longfellow, Commercial, Orchestra 1, 2g Basket- l uv all 1, 2: Volleyball 1, I, Baseball 1, 2, Busi- W nes l I ll ll x l ll a RIE ' TH GRUBBS i June 2, 1909 Longfellow, Latin, St. Lukes Hospital. I I -3 ll ' fl If ll MARGARET HEBLE January 4, 19 l Irving, Latin f eral, ' Chemistry Club , Latin , Club 1, 25 Gle lub 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, l Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Girl's L Club, Pres. 4, Ober' lin. + 1' A l .. ,I fn l ,lan E 4 ' E2 4? 959 1 IL AM FR 0 Ke lllll Latin Latin e imber 1' 907 , l Cl N 'e Social Sc' nce ' 182 ,5 ' 9 B'-151' 44 H: e. J- M in I . -,. lil ,. ,, l Q. lil ll Mm llllff zz .--- f I f':.-- fa... gix I li.: y - J W? A ull hi' 5, Wi' I .ii fo ii- WL: A-,-,,.A J -1 ,1:,,, f '- S f4-? '-+-- - '-.41Z'1f-1-2 A --A 9 -4412? '7'3i3g4 ' ,fe - 2 3H:yQfQff2f-Q : ' 2 1 Twenty FRANK ROBERT GREEN April 21, 1909 Hawthorne, Scientific: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Senate 4, Orch' estra 2, 3, 4, Football 4, L Club 4, Editor Hi' Standard, Dramatic 3, Honor Society, , Senior Debate 4, Scimitar Staff, College. HELEN HINDERER February 14, 1909 Hawthorne, Commercial, Glee Club 1, 2, Busif ness. . ESTHER C. HUNT February 14, 1911 Hawthorne, Latin- Gen' eral, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Sec.'Treas. 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Stratford Club, Social Science 3, 4, Oberlin. , 5 .BQSELLA JONES' Seplieiiiber 8, 1908 Hawflidfneg G e nie r a l, Basketball 1, 2,1 3,345 I Volleyball 1, 21 5,11 4, Hockey 11, 2, 3, 4, Base-Q 1 ball 1, 2, 3, 4,,:.' L I Club,llBusiness.f,f fi, fig 1 1- Vi Q 51 -1 '1 1 x , , Twentyfonc 1 l l 4 1 v MARGARET KARAHUTA May 9, 1909 Whittier, Latin - Gen' eral, Math. Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Commercial Law Club 3, 4, Social Science Club 4, Latin Club 3, Hi - Standard, Scimitar, Volleyball 3, 4, Basket' ball 3, i,Kent. l Q .XY 1 K THELMA KEQK October 22, 1908' Irving, Latinflyloll. Lan' guage Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, French Club 1, Basketball 1, Hockey, 1, 2, HifStan' dard 2, 3, 4, Scimitar, Ned Wayburn School of Dancing, N. Y. l SOPHIA KONOWALSKI May 8, 19Q8' Hawthorne, Conimercial, ' Glee Club 1, Tennis 1, Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 1 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 13, 4, L Club, Busif , ness. l . 1-' 4 l IAMBS,-HALES,,'A4 2 jimpsfy is, 19x09 l Irying, General, Biology Club Pres 4, Glee Club lr Aid 3, 4, Scim' , itarl ,Stalk 51Ohio , Univexzf L .lllgfwj Q ,',-.- f , ,.-f,,.. ,.. 1 'l ,W 1, ll l , , 1 ' l 'il fi IRw1N KENT February 17, 1909 Irvingg Scientifieg Bio' logy Clubg Scimitar Cornell. ELIZABETH Lfxsco june 7, 1907 XVhittier: Commercial, Hi-Stunclardg Business. T1-IELMA MANSON March 2, 1907 Hawthorne: G e n e r a lg French Clubg Glec Club: Biology Clubg Bowling Green. P1-IYL1.1s MAYBEE June 27, 1908 Longfellow: Commercial: Commercial Law Clubg Uke Clubg Glee Clubg College. Q Twcntyffwo MILDRED MEISTER November 4, 1908 Irving, Generalg French Club: Chem. Clubg Bio- logy Club: College. EFFIE Mrrocx December 3, 1909 XVhittierg Commercial, College. HELEN NIITRO April 1, 1909 Whittierg Latin'Moclcrn Lang.: National Honor Societyg French Club, Pres. 3, Math. Clubg Biology Club, Latin Club: Spanish Clubg Senior A Debatcg Col- lege. Joi-IN RAYMOND KING September '23, 1908 Irving: Gencralg Hi- Standarclg Scimitar Stagg Business. 8 .. : .. - : .- -.e,:.-- - - g z z ky Y . ff L: L 5 L fMff'f'2r-pm ' WH'- -uzf lo 9 ' C 7' W 1 Til' Orro MIKOLANDO june 28, 1909 Hawthorneg Scientixicf Lating Chem. Club 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 4g h istry Aid 4g Coll . MATILDA MABLE NEID1Nc March 24, 1909 Ha lxorneg Commercialg C0 ercial Law Club lg ee Club 3g Elyria B sincss College. MILDRED IOL ORTON Septemb 5, 1908 hitti , Commercial lubg Glee Clubg Busi ess. 1 NVILLIE R.-we December '15, 1909 Morris Browng Commer' 'alg College. l 1 1 ' ANNE REE EY , 08 Irvingg Latin General: Latin Club 1, 24 Scimi' tar Staffg National H o n o r Societyg Mt. Sinai Hospital. HEDRICK RE November 2 908 Hawthorneg G e n e r alg Glee Clubg Hockey lg Scimitar Staff: College. if QI 'I 0 I 1 ll I 1: 0 15 fg 1: u o 1! ls fi , Ca .r-,--1' ' GL lvl . POPP WELL L ' MOW RY ti 1, 1 08 I l a ' Y ' 19 7 1 L:1.l ' 15 y it era: 1, 552511 36 15 311 ? I-iglzr. faifeiill 'il Bo 'il-ll re , LT: I W 1 1 1 f . .gli -mu' 1 . 1 1 ll 1 1 I l 'f lame o I ' 1-1 ee --J 'Zff 5 'fe , 1 z. ff.g,L2s4i1 --1-11:1 A la ---1-. . .. - e .L ils' :: -i : : : : : 1- I Twcntyffhree ANDRENV OLsz115wsK1 October 12, 1907 Whittiei'g Scicntificg Busv- j incss. ' ' I ERMINIA RICH January 30, 1906 Hawtlxorneg Commercial: Volleyball 1, 'lg Glec Club 1, 2g Commercial Law Club 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 College. - - MARY Rosa Octoberfi, 1909 Whittie'rg Commercialg ll Spanish Clubg Business. ELIZAQETH Ii 'QHROTHGERQ febfuary 1O,f'190S Haul 'dxjneg Comniergialf' Lavg tgoiub, ,sis mi 5 ii l Cliibw Qigiociglfrg Scfignce QJULQIQIJ .wif 3,14 1 1 il . ii. A Twe'nty'Four Esi-HER T. SHAY February 22, 1909 lv Irvingg General: Glee i'CClubg College of Pliarf i macfy, IRENE SIMMONS NVest Hi, Clcvclandg Commercialg College. Rosie Srursiusx January 1, 1909 5 Hawthorneg Corrunercialg ll . 1 Council, Sec. - 'T r e a s.g 1 Glee Clubg Social Science Clubg Spanish Clubg Dramatic Clubg Volley- 1 ball: Basketballg Ohio l State. fi V . , . '.,QLAugL'E LRQQPELT S. ,jg Iu1y.gf26, 1909 QE-tilimar1g'Gcnera1g Busif 'lil-Ii W, Q . - I !f '1l5l.,X' fri ljlll- W .If 'Q link? ,wil 1.x L' A ' .. l ILL, T - ' l I BRENDON RE.-KGAN October 2, 1907 St. Mary's: LatinfGenf eral: Senate 41 College. Doius EDITH SNOW November 4, 1908 Hawthorneg Commercial' General: Glee Club 1, 25 Uke Club 1: Commer' cial Law Club 34 Hockey 2, 45 Scimitar Staff: Col' lege. ANNA Turns I November 14, 1907 Longfelluwg Commercial: Business. MARTHA XV. ULRIC1-1 February 22, 1909 Whittiefi General? Com' mereial :Law Club Z, 33 Sociiilllf Science Club' 3g Biolbgv llClub,,.-413 ,,-Glee . 1 Clubjih 2, 3, ,4g ,0njebes'.',' - tra Elf 3, 4g 'HifStan'f1,Q darcl3liScijiiitar S!iaI'fgTQol- rf l,,y ,r - . . lege-J S1112 bw lfllg g lyk 31:1 Qwff 1 1, 1 A 4 vm- in 9' E. 4 u1 M.-my DOROTHEA URSIC March 8, 1908 NVhittie1'g Commercialg Spanish Club Z, 3, 4: Cummcrcial Law Club 1, Zfigocinl Science Club 3, 45 Basketball: Hockeyg Ohio State. l 1 LXFBANCI-5--YAR0 use December 16, 1907 L Hawthorne: Commercialg Business College. MARGARET BARBELLE Veznos March 16, 1909 Longfellowg Commer' cialg Glee Clubg Busif ness College. 'IVEDXVIN -' ,Gzgoizce BEKSING -,fSe'ptell1ber 196g 1906 SUM ,lo5eQh'sg Manual Ai'tQf'Btisiness. . I ,ilgun 1 1:1 z 11 ' 5 3 l 1 . y1,.' 1 M lg H W1 -' . . ' i 4 'YM' N411-fr-- . -ee.: .I Hep --V. ze:-:.-1'r'-X 'Twenty-Five j-'3 ?'Q'5 6' - 1'- - I : : - :j : : 5, '- '-' . Ai 1 j -null. . ,f Q - f , Ag, ff : fx rx Y ? , O WH HBV W f f I - Yi ffm: i,,lg1i.? 'k-Yp wflr . nn - 'f ' Y Y ' ' 'QM' A .. 2? x W 'l x 4 sh l . ' f I w L ' ' - EVELYN M. WETZEL , PAUL W. SMITH If May 21, 1907 June 1, 1903 S Irvingg Commcrcialg Or' Longfellow: SCWHUHCL I V chestra 1, Zg Glee Club Chem- Club 3, 43 Chem- l'I 1, gg Oberhn, 'd 4g Ohio Wesleyan. 4 1 f - l Roscoa RILLING x , May 6, 1908 WA , 'J I . :G hs - - . BANSKI Il lf Hg c1f3f3f4gfFff1f Maffh ff 1906 4 j 4: Club 4: Glee gaifeldg Lat1nfGeneralg . Cl 1, 2. 0 C39- 0 . 1' . Q' JOHN Rus KO . cbruary , 1908 LLEWELLYN LTERS 0 axythor g Ge n er a lg July 27, 1908 sm s' Irvingg General. C0 lol 0 . 0 IA! .I Am. S1 MoNs i HM! h 21, 1 09 A Y WHE LEY 'J Irvi eneralg Senate 'cv ' , 907 45 'JL' Club T nits 'tti , atinfGeneralg 4 I , 4 1 Cag 'X l ,. , H. 171 Q' 0 . il .LLT 1.5 .lb VIII J 1- H ' ,, V f ff. g I J' 1-1 !!. . M , . ' h . mf . . n 1, f ?Hissseee.:.... .-Ha ,. '-'4 wb . ...- 4--5 -. ., '12235:-wi? - .al J,g,:4.i5'L..i1i411,g45x.....w..--.T.-..,,?5,Z '...Y u-.W - ,,i5:QmW flm11lyl! Q ' , 'iaith gl f3f? ?f: -21 f if be '-53,5-,2ii3'fz:.. nj 7 1- 0 'J Lg .,! - 5-if' qi?-7- 7 1- ' - Aff-:D .- , TFQ- V :QQlT-3-5.J.. :i -'n?lf.-i- A- 'EM S -SH ' QQ- .41 -gffzfzwrf- : ':- -P ' 'Twenty-Six RICHARD WELTER july 16, 1907 St. Ioseph'sg Commer- cialg Spencerian. FRANCIS WIGGINS April 10, l908 Longfellow: Commcrf cial: Orchestra 24 Glee Club 25 Oberlin. ROBERT A. Wooum March S, 1909 I r v i n g g Commercial 3 Commercial Law Clubg Bliss Electrical School. 'T'wcntyfSeven W. CRAWFORD WRIGHT October 30, 1908 Irvingg Generalg L Club. STEVEN W. ZOLNAI March 8, 1908 Irvirigg Generalg Gym Aid. -Y 3 I 3 4355 T -T A - - g .. .. - ,5 ef f I 1 cc, of I J . - J' f' Y 7 l' - III 1- ' ff 1 R 431.1 M wfw fhl A Ill I ,......,f-.---v -7 ,,-, ,, - 'mv' lifwfaummv 'ffm so if ff- -xm... -- --f-g--M .Y Y f .. H 1 W' ,I N X Trrx I II! :II, I If II I ,I J I I I I N I 'I II . tf I , f I I IN , I I f' I 534' IRQ M13 V , I I I I IXINMI I I I , I 1 W , Ik I I fl INI YI QU I I II I JERRY HOUFF LEONARD W. KUTZA 11 March 20, 1908 June 11, 1909 I I I II Longfellow Longfellow W I General G 1 , L President of Senior Class Seecixgr of Senior Class ' I IN Senate 4, VicefPres. 4 Y I Football 4, Track 3 Senate Za 4- Pres' 4 ' I Capt. 35 Tennis 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 I Pgifly glut? 'E -U , , Football 45 Track IIN I I I VL lu ' mergency mt Intradnural B. B. 3 I I olleyball champs 3, 4 , N Michigan Emergency Unit J I University of Illinois I V I I I I A I I 1 I I I I f I I I I I I I I I I I I I M MARY ADALINE RISTINE BEATRICE M. BECK 1 IQ May ao, 1909 December za, 1909 1 I 1 L Hawthorne Elyria High I ' fl l..atinfGeneral Latin-General l I W Social Science, 3, 4 Council 4, Vice'Pres. 4 I I r Council 2, 3, 4 French 3, 4, Pres. 4 I I I Sophomore Decl. Contest HifStandard Stalf I W PI IIE Siam. Law 3, 4, Pres. 3 Kent Normal ' AI iami I I II II II I WI I I I I IN II I I I Q I J I I II I III 'I I II A ,M-.. -- , 4 I N ' I, ,,',1j,,T:4 -' --f-v-f I 53 ' 7-'T? .' ' -4 Iiir II 'I IIEIHIEI 'ilf-cr-: S e -I IF! iii 14.123 ' ,- X. 54 QITLZ7' ilfllf - Q -TLIWMQHXZSI I Ifgfy 'I , ' II I :'7f L ' .ww - 9 eg4.:-J- f.4.:.'-,21i'IliQTI. ?f'i2f'L.L 3 '4f21 'I1 3'Z!I Y -' 'I ' I 'T TT ' lg 92252533 .QI 9 ks- - 1 - - o -'LlIl'3.'.?. -.Q..-.1-.1-:egg-.g r i ef '1'wcntyfNine 4 w I I I 2 S! 2 1 08 WEL?-:?,-var : if Z .. , - - , - A A 1 AW ' e f, ,,, S-iff! 9 1 3 ...,, Mhlflhf '- .f ,XD V ,Ljmlx V 1 wi V -1' T' timer.-77TH ll ' 1 i 01' f a 'T T ' W Class History l, l n I' U Four Years ago, S r b 192 - ' I and emeralgijomed yfinlnifli miie? 510225 Exif! if QfIffiZQed'19EZn'mOuthef, ' . egan searc ing for C4 in the cloak halls and Chemist L b D Y Prompt Y X 111 to locate the third floor ry a Oratory' After learn' ll Th , TOOIDS, they were started on the uest f th ' , e search for this covet d ' q O e mythlcal' ' p an work e quantity for uncoveted as the ca b l T l for they pleased themselves 'f t Se may ey was not - , 9 h ' at Eaglnfolglnigsgyhenttiot catightj. Thdlgiilcs atttefmaaetilecclxtllifycziapltixcizltlgewtlrig lielxtslioci i ' l ng 3 Cie M men and succeeded ft f ' T ' Q the boys trousers were don at d t , A a er a ashion. Before long ll tempted to reveal hidden talintz. 0 cover Shaking knees when hterary Societies at' ll I l 0 i I During the summer their t C1 l i SCh:v0l hoquse. a tornadgriiiildxrsgt dtdvshnthrelsletldiiilbilzilfmldgngclnlitlciolimxgrgig rid 1 ' 'l Cggcarlyl they exce e both semesters, as Mary Ristine and Arthu M C S' n I . ation Contests. At the 5 t ' - F C ue WQH the I :I and were themselves much imprhizecdpportumty they invaded the Improvement Clubs i V4 ' l ' I W l l ' T Many soon became expert horsemen by constant t' . 4 p Others proved to be Princes of Wales II, and as a consegixizhdgedgdlpligelillliiscgsgz. l .1 ' V1 1 The cl d ' h' l lv, Highs andd?herlsEll1gols.1s year was greatly augmented by Students from Junior Nil l wh I A Time passed ' ' ln: 1 quickl d - . i l ame zigsiadawloffg The for rides This year the class wa ' e W O e SC oo waxing ' d in the Ch ' L f ' t t 1 f .. . U S Ease H emistry aboratory under th l Ilalioziiiogy blNIAilg1aIi11hh?nB1iren Ijfd Robert Duke and eleCtf0CUfCd in the Physics lol . . Love. son as iss Hartley would say, and Aquadomis by Miss i i l I l 9 1 K Once again the c l f h . f I comes back as Sober Sygcne o t 'lehseasons pass. on and for the last time the group If I lx into athletics, and Carried0IASE the efggtiyssllhglygxlafpiattaiped thsir -fgllfstrength burst N1 basketball The virls took to deb ti ons IP' an me of lightweight l ' d outfnumb d h b l by four. Their sgcial develo me ta ng are ere t e oys on the squad l banquets this year The fi P H hwas mlraculous for they attended two elaborate i l the second Semestei. the S lst one t CY treated, the second gratis-. In the middle of ' eniors were taken with one f th - - . 'Q known as Card fever which last d 0 e many contagious diseases 'll . ' dl for one d d l I weeks. Being an ' ti 'Pe suppose X ly an .aclually for three A . , fm of 05252,f43e:2:ifv2habi1fef2LaaW had ' lc V 4 n a cure . it A And here they stand O H d d d is rp . ne un S v . H ' 5 into the cruel cruel world to make a Iniimllenfor ihiggelvxei. Stmng, Soon to go out ,IH lr S.: A ' digg 3 -fgtw x , ,..h l ge s I 1 f - e 2' i :Q5,?i51 515 3! F rE+'- ,I , ff 'llzzfr , - ' -:- ----:jT':... 4 g4 ,?QQgQr EQ fi-Ei -gs: V' -4- - 4 .. - -s. - s.ii1g4-ga-431+ a t u 9 ' - f + - V 3 1 1 2 2 125 Twcntyfiglzt 131 1 1. 1 -3 S-1 ' - - T2 1 Zxf? f gx ' il?WT is rr unc W'-rc or D' T E' JT , N Y ' Y' 11 Jeff ' 1 9 if 1 M.. J L S - af4'W 5lJ.C1 ' mm ' .1 Q12 12,2 1 A f 9 9 9- alia l 'L-li Tfffy I - f :df f Bd' T +1 - ARNOLD 'cg' FRED AEBERSOLD f' ' October 1, 1909 l Whittierg General: Light' ' 1 weight Basketball Capt. '11, 4: Chemistry Clubg Sen- ' Tre: Chemistry Ai - f . ege. ' l M' M. LUSH. E ALEXANDER 111+ ,May 20, 1909 Irving, General, Uke 2: French 3, 45 Social i A Sc1ence 3, Pres. 4g Strat' MV' ford, Sec.'Treas. 33 Q 1,1 Hdlckey 1, 2, 3, 43 Base' 1fa1:.,L, 215 all xgogeybaii g 1 ,..,3gaseta 1,2,' 411116 3:4G1irls' L Club, Sec: . A4 Tifeas. 4g Edit. Bd. ofi ual I'IifStandardg Editor off if f'Scimitarg Only 38 ' 1 111 Q A Girls' Council 4: Mia i 1 X , SE ,ig University. A f? 1 , .1 1. ,rj 5 QPU l 1s.,,.lEI3.RL 101-IN ASITHONY 1 Y VU, 1 AprQ,9f 1908 E lI,r v i n,g'g Commercialg 1 'Flack' 3, 4g Business. : Q, , i LH 1 1 1, 1 1, , x : 11 .Av-ff' f is .ff 9' if 1. 5 ,ff N faiiwug' ff W JEAN J. ARNDT August 16, 1908 Hawthorneg LatinfGen' eralg Latin Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4: tratfordg Social Sc ce: Bowling Green. 1 iN E11LE E A THONY If-NkApfl5'ff908 i I r v i n g 1 Commercialg Track 4g Business. . l .4 l !,!f . I , 4 BERNADINE H. ,EAILEY April 24, 1-909 Longfellowg General, Glee Clubg College. . .1-ff' gf' ,i If . , be ber 8:1509 ' g en . 1 4 2 los 'IQATKIE sg-H 1 C. ARM 1-RONG 'y e 28, 1 8 Lo I in G e al G1 b 2 4 ol Ja ll 15 e 5 5 !fN51!-vxt H 51,1 leg l , 1, A ii i X l , X ,X 1:l.??f.1 :'! 'i ' A lllllll E1 .l 1111 , rl, , lg 1, I -1 1.11 1. , 3'?i?' A----Q 1- 9...-Lfzlif ww ii 'W -l'7i :f ,,-:fs ii? 01 ' gli..f1?5v? - he 'l'i 11' . .L . .1 11. A-1 -n ew -1-ii-sw.. --.fit .1-. - : .iff-fr 1 1 P wg'-E' ii' - , - ex.-. 21:17-1 i-!'E?'e'T3eT3S: L2YCN:ge .1-. Q, 1 2 2 2 - 2 1 -U Tliirty .-.1-A --' A - '-elf-'fp s-., CTN .. 01919 24-.J K- ' W fi:-' ' .. -. F L 5 1171 il X W' -1711 ffl' -f- Q I ROBERT L. BAETZ November 26 1908 I r x i n g ' Commercial American School of Os teopwthy. X I JANET BAKER August 7, 1909 Q, META ELEANOR Bsmoessnn September '78 1909 Whittier Commercial Club Business I o EVERETT C B May so, 1909 0 ll . l 0 , N' 2 ' ' nl l f Ci' L, ffl f,,,1,v '7j .. : be li 5' ' H 0 l i l, ll ll 3 A x Q' ll if l -A 0 1 - ' 1 ' la lla xr . LOT 1 l organ Park Hi, Chi'1 ca ' General 1 Commer-I J 1 ciali LorainfShaw De-l , 4: Business, l EN fl X' f w X f L HAROLD J. BARKER , Q June 133.1910 Q ngfellow: ,-ILZltlh'GE!l'l'i , eralgb L, Club 3, 45i l, oot ll Mgr. 3, 4g 7'Ghep6stry Club 3, 4g, ,Hy Chem. Aidg University ll,'l, of Pittsburgh Latin I r v g xghtweiqht Football 4: Chemistry Club 4: Physics Lab. Aid 4g L Club 4g Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. ,ff f. , CORRINE Esyigfin Bev.-ml. November 65 1908 Hawthorne: Commercial: Business College. e 1 a l Track A N A lv' , v I 1 r l iw lx '1 hi1tyfO'ne l --gE- - : - ' : '- - : -es-e,:2g:-:.9::1g-2-F9 Q x fl 1' .fx X Y K. v 3 sjfxf, 'L V H--V ' ' 'B , f , Wm ' Q-.1 lx 1 WN'- llifl u 1--j '- E , f:.,n:i Ll , 1 LAURA MADELON 'Q r 1 BORAC LEWIS M. BURFORD l February 26, 1910 I May 29, 1908 1 XVhittier: Latin, Council Hawthorncg Commercial: Football 3, 4, Business. ELSIE MAY Bmo March 14, 1909 Irv g: Gcneralg Orchcs, tfa , 2, 35 Glec Club 1, gi Olleyball l, 2g Bus' 1 ss. 2, 3, 45 French 3, 4g Latin 2, 33 Spanish 23 ocial Science 3, 4g h. 2, 3g Volleyball 2: wsketball 25 Strat- ford 3 Debate 45 Col- lege. N JAMES F. B scH A . 1 , 910 St. Ioseph'sg Generalg Frenchg Biologyg Chem' istryg College. l l l V ll I O ll 2 is S 1 I ll l U ll l ll I te I I sg . fl I I 6: 0 ADRIAN T MAS XVILMA EVE l Bun ' Bowmrc ll Novemu r 14, 1909 May 28, 909 - M YS! Latin: Col- Longfellow: General. ,L if ,r H BOMB .- l .-' 1 will 24, 1 O9 P UTCH O 0 lila mei: Lati g Latin 0 -o , O9 F ,lg ren 34, -, , 3114!-1, 1 , 4. xm,'a3:s.2zzQ. ig CO fill l i 1 . .---- uf' I7- '5' l 'll l l ll E2 dimdsxix- i 3'-i V P-Q, - 1 Wv 'III b ' ll '. ' 1 3... - ,-,.,.C. - e - .:'1.,- 1 .- eg c :ii iS3i-Jif'2f5Zflc32-E3 ' ii! 'ki A l 'l'l1irLyf'T1Un JOSEPH CARE1: March 24, 1908 Hawthorneg Commercial: ' Track 3g Lightweight X Football 4: L Club: Business. FRIEDA H. BRAUN September 19, 1909 Zion Lutherang Com- mercialg Business. 101-iN C. CERA june 23, 1909 -Hawthorneg 'Scientificg Physics,,Lab. Aiclg Light' weight! Football 4: De' bateg L Clubg Intra- mural Sportsg Carnegie Tech. E V Vmcmu. ROSALIE I ,BROWN August 13, 1909 Irving: tGeneralg Glee Club 1, .2, 3,543 Frenchl 3, 43 Social Seience Seclr Treas. 43 Shaw Debateg College. 1 l Tl1i'rtyfTln'ee DONNA MAE BURKE December 1, 1909 Hawthorneg Commercialg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish 3: Social Science 2, 3, 41 Strat' ford. 3: Debate: Col- lege. .V ,BAUL PETER CHAISLA November. 1, 1909 Holy Trinityg Generalg Chemistry Club: Senate 41 Lightweight B. B. 4g Chemistry Aid: College. 'Twin GRACE BUSHA April 17, 1909 Hawthorne: Gencralg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Uke Club 1, Z, 3g Math. Club 35 Chemistry Club 3. 43 Social Science 43 Kent Normal. JOSEPH Y-Iorm Gommo - ySeptcinber 'L7, 1909 Hawthorne: G c n c r a lg Lightweight Football 4g L Club: Intrafmural Sportsg College. - - E - -e.'-.szef---P 'ez' - ' ifffi-ffzffz' 1 V E Y LX D x Y f I' i if - dj xml! ' - ' ' 1 . WWf'H'2'--M ' 1 , i Q-, -?'N.l 7 - WILFRED JOSEPH COUTURE May 4, 1909 Longfellowg G e n e r a lg Electrical Engineerl oslz MARY CEJKA June 1, 1908 St. Mary's Academy Co rcialg S 0 cial Sci ce Clubg College. DEAN RAXM D . DEVEN July 29, 909 rvingg n f Generalg atin: lologyg Debate Gun stryg Chem. Lab Aid- Sandusky Debate: No tll Central College. 9 'll ELIZABETH LOUISE CONLEY April 25, 1909 Longfellowg G e n e 1' ax l ating Biology: Uke Clubg College. 'X ROBERT WI . A1111 I 0 November 3, 1908 Harrisville High: Gen- eralg Math. Club: Busi' ness College. CAROLYN SUSAN COL: ER October 31, 1909 Irvingg General: French Clubg Oberlin College. P 41 .1 ...L MAE C ARK ' T NYB TJ-ll: Un ber8 909 1 ' ,, I ' ' .n ,f pte -- 1-, 1908 591 10, Co mgfflal. i + U LM 3 Latin. Col, , 2 1 'A W Y ll I H . I4 Q 9 , l Wil in I . ' e f4i1- be -3-aa A , - ,141 -2 90, -A - F RT?-Ziiiiff' T ,V , lt f l . a 1 8 Qu Q LQ QR 25.2QM,,4f2?77g3iZfZ.z:f 1' r ly ,, 6, f557P ' .21lff:- 11:1-:Z .1 L -9 'fn-+-frf w 1.13-11:5 f .T J ziqifglgi FUI, +-'?Ai D , 2. I ,, v - 11- - -9 0 - 1 92 - 122 f.-.L Es-PQS-eib X-9 9 ' 1-QS-fffik--vw. 1 - 1- - -we a Thirz:3'fFour V .., , ,--..-:-,e.......-,., AH.-- i RAY EwERs August 18, 1909 , Irving: General: Chem' 5 istry Club 4: Intraf i mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: W Debate: College. QE,-'A-3 ln, . , , V! Dokori-XY LUCILLE Cox Q X July zs, 1909 XVhittier: Commercial: College. JESSE I. FAZEKAS january 189, 1909 Vv'hittier: General: Col' lege. KATHERINE LUCILLE Donsisv May 30, 1909 St. Mary's: General: Commercial Lawg French: Social Science Club: College. '1'lzirtyfFive N. X e i FLORENCE ip Ivianr E.-XSTIN il September 2, 1909 L I 1' V i ll g : Commercial: gg 1 1. f Q-Beusiness. V , l NR 'S 2 Rx 1 'lx ir: 1 1 ' ll M., x, ,fl , ll .,,:..,, tw-: 3 fm-.K MIKE GASPER 55 l '9'May7 'lf 1'9v0S 1 O a lr xv o 0 cl: General: Football 2, 3: L Club: Baseball Manager 4: i Cleveland Law. I Lois I. EDDY November 23, 1909 Whittier: General: Council 2, 4: French 3, 4: Math. Club 3: Chemf istry Club 3, 4: Biology 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Uke 3: Social Science: College. ALLEN GEIGER August 26, 1909 Longfellow: Scientific: Chemistry Club: College. LEO GRENDOXV October 7, 1909 Irvingg General, Biology 4: Intrafmural B. B, Champs 2g Lightweight B. B. 4: Track 3, 4: Emergency Unit 2, 3: Volleyball Champs 3, 4: Leland Stanford. IRISNE Lou1sE ERNST March 1, 1908 Elyria High, Gcneralg College. ABE AL Hass .August 24, 1909 Irxiing: Generalg Emerg' ency Unit 2, 3, 4: Inf trafmural B. B. 1, 2, 3, 41 ' Dartmouth. MARGARET ' V K 5 JUNE FABIAN June 17, 1909 Whittier: Commercialg Commercial Law 3, 4, Sec.'Treas. 45 Stratford 3: Spanish 4: Social? Science 3, 43 Commer- cial. , A ' 4 1 . M1 3 17 .., 15-1 f ,J 'Tl1irtyfSix KATHLEEN AGN ES Fiasco May 17, 1909 Longfellow: G e n c r a lg Basketball 1, 2, 3g Vol' ,leyball 2, 3: Baseball 2 34 Hockey 21 College. , LUTHER W. HALE May 24, 1909 Hawthorneg G e n e r a lg Business. HILDA JEANNE FLIGNOR September 18, 1909 Hawthorne, Commercialg Stratford 3, 4g Social Science 4g Glee Club lg Ohio State. Josmu j.5:MEs HARDY 22, 1909 Longfellowg 'Gen e r a lg Senate'2'Q 35 Emergency Unitg ,Baldxx'infWallace. XVILBERT R. HAUTER ,' September 20, 1907 l Irving, Scientilicg Col- - lege. ' MARIAM ELLEN GRAVER April 26, 1909 Hawthorneg Commercialg Glee Club 1, 25 College, PAUL PETER Homciswicz March 5, 1909 Nativityg Latin: College. Ross MARIE! 1 GREENXVALD ,Merch 11, 1907 Hmiithorne: G e n e ra lg GleewC-lub 1,1 2, ,3Q 4g Musicl ff 'H 4 1 '1 hirty'Seuen A CATHERINE ES-THER GREGG Iuly 14, 1909 Irvingg Lating Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Concert - Meister 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4g Council 2, 3, 45 French 4g Debate 45 Oberlin. HARRY PAUL HOUFF February 3, 1909- St. Mary'sg General f Commercial: Basketball 4: Tennis Capt. 45 Biol' ogy Club, Pres. 43 Sen' ate 43 L Club 43 Vol' leyball Champs 3, 4: Un' iversity Southern Calif. RUBY LOUISE GRIPFITH October 14, 1909 I r v i n gg Commercialg Spanish 4g Biology 43 Commercial Law 3, Pres. 4g Social Science 3g Col' lege. LEXVIS PHILLIP jAconY January 19, 1910 Havythorneg Latin f Frenchgxl Glee, Club lg 'Frencl1rjClub 3, 4g Ohio State, .15 . 1 l P EDWARD joNEs February 24, 1909 Hawthorne, G e n e r a l: Lightweight B. B. 3, 45 Indoor Champs 3g Intraf mural 25 Volleyball 1, 2,Mi 3, 45 Business. 2- ' EQLEANOR CATHRYN GURSKI k,August 7, 1910 Hawtliorneg Lating Latin CluhL,2g College. GLENN EDWIN KINGSLEY October 9, 1909 Irving: Latin f Frenchg Latin Club 1, 2, Sec. 25 Math 2, 3g Social Scif ence 3, 4, Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4, Stratford 4, Pres. 4g ,French 3, 4, Commercial Law 3g Band 1, Z, 3, 4g Orchesf tra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4g Sen' atc 41 Editorial Board High Standardg Editor S c im i t a rg Emergency UnitgTORererca 2, 3, 4g Collegef I ,rm U, THfgLhiA Gailw I !'HERSHEY'1,f I August 3, 190825 Whittilerjl Commercialg . 1 1 Business- . ' I '1'l1ivtyfEight F I ANNA CATHERINE HEss March 18, 1910 l Mansfield High, Latin ,Latin 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 Cleve 1, 2, 3, 4g Oper' ettaixl, 3, 4g Debate 4 Mt. Elnion College. l I 'K ., r,,,w, IAUAELELANK-,YQE,KLINE January 3, 1909 Business. BEATRICE E. HILL April 27, 1909 Irving: Commercial. ,f . 1 1 5, I V. l EDNYARDf'G. KLINGBEIL Q E, 7.f'ffrrigfrIsr.fI', .1909 Ifrf-if i nfggf Commercialg 5 Biisinessff, , 1, , - 1 if . l ' a Hawthorneg Generalg Bi' ologY9 Vice Pres. 4- Q ANDREW KRAJEC November 28, 1907 Concordia, Ft. Wayne: Scientific: Basketball 4: Volleyball Champs 3, 4: Indoor Champs 2:f'Ne' braska School of'Mines. CPQTHERINE GLONINGER ll Hn-cncocx Besaemer, A l a b a m ag Modern Language, Math Club 3: French 3, 4, Social Science 45 Span- ish Club 4: College. JAMES LYLE LAXVHEAD May 28, 1909 Irving: Generalg Vol' lcyball Champs 4: Inf' Hoof Champs 25 Intra- rh'l1ralf sports 1, 2, 3, 4: College. I , 3 va' ELXZABETH HOlaCO1N'lB February 14, 1,1909 Longfellow: General. 'I'l1i1'ty'Ni'ne MARY C. IVANCIC july 31, 1909 St. Cyril Es' Methodiusg Commercialg Commerf cial Law Club 3, 43 Business. WARREN AQ WLONG '- -.XOctober 27, 'l909 HaWthornef jlN7l a n u a l Artsg Volleyball Champs 41 Indoor Champs 2: Intrafmural 1, 2, 3, 43 College. ADRIENNE M. JACOBS August 13, 1909 Parker High School of Dayton, Ohiog General: French Club 3, 4: Or' chcstra 2: College. rf 1 f RLCHARD VV. MAk3NER lW..A.,.f', Ii11y 271, 19'lO , n' Irving: ' Generalg French Club f1-gp College. RUSSELL JOHN MALASPINA Harrison, General, Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 43 Intra-mural 1: Volleyball Champs 25 Emergency Unit 2, 3, Business. GLADYS IRENE JENKINS August zo, 1908 Whittier: Commercial: Stratford 3, 4: Oberlin. HENRY CARL MARSICO March 24, -1909 Hawthorne, Lating Strat' ford 3g Spanish 3, 4, Pres. 4: Football Mgr. 1, 2: College. LILLIAN MARIE X JOHNSTON April s, 1907 Irvilnlgg Commercialg Stratford 3, 4: Commer- cial'I.aw 3, 4, APres. 4g L Club 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4g Volleyball 3, 4, Base- ball' 2, 3, 41 Wilcox Commercial School. Forty FRANCES LORRIMORE JUSTIN November 2, 1908 Whittier, Commercial, Stratford Club 3, 43 Vice Pres. 3, Western College for Wonien. JUSTIN PATRICK MCCARTH Y May 26, 1907 Irving: Latin, Stratford 3, Sec. 33 Chemistry 3, 4g Biology 4, Sec. 4g Notre Dame. ANNA VALORIE KERSTNER December 1, 1909 Highland, G e n e r a lg French 4, Kent Normal. ARTHUR LAWRENCE MCCUE July,10, 1909 Longfellow, Commercial, Senate '2,' 3, 4, Com- mercia1ILaw 3, 4g Vice Pres. 3g HifStandard 3, Spahish Club 45 Busi- ness. 1 josEPH McKEE May 2, 1909 St. Mary's Academy: Latin: Physics Aid 4: Tennis 4: L Club: Holy Cross. HELEN AGNES KILGORE October 17, 1909 Hawthorne: Latin 2, 3, 4, Sec.fTreas. 4: Math 3: Stratford 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Or' chestra 4: Oberlin Conf servatory. RAY MERCER 1 C July 2, 1908 Hawthorne: M a n u a l Arts: Swimming 4: Ohio State. ANNA BEssiE KLIER December 25, 1909 Hawthorne: G e n e r a 1: Uke3:Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice' Pres. 4: Com Law 3, 4,' Sec.fTreas. 4: Mathn 2, 3: Council 4: Social Science 4, 'Volleyf ball 2, Hi-Standard Staff 2, 3. 4: 'Feature Editor 3: Editorial Board 4: Iourdalism. ' , Forty-One GERALDINE FMTH KLINE June 20, 1909 Irving: Latin 1 General: Latin Club 25 Uke 1, 2, 3, 4: Stratford 3: Bi' ology 4: Com. Law 3: French 3, 4: Social Sci' ence 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3, 4: Hockey 'lg Scimitar Staff, Vfittenf berg. ' DONALD MERTHE November'5', 1903 Irving: General: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4: College. PHILLIS KLOTH July 29, 1909 Irving: General: Volley' ball 2, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Hockey: College. EIRVIN LEONARD 1 MOLLENKOPl April ll,-.1909 1 Highlanclg'Latin'Generalg 1 Glee ,Club 3: Business. JOSEPH A. MONNIA September 20, 1907 Hawthorne, G e n e r a lg Glee Club 3, 4, Orchesf tra 1, 2, 3, 4, Music. VELINOR KRIEG September 9, 1909 Haiwthorneg Latin f Gen' cralg French 4, Science 3: HifStandard 4g Scimf itar Staff, Orchestra 3, Glce'Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contest Sandusky 4gv- L Club 4g Indoor 2, 3, 4g Hockey 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 4g Council .43 College. LUBIN R. MORRISON january 3, 1910 Brooksicleg Gcneralg Bus' iness. ' ELSIE M. KRIEGER August 16, 1910 General, 'Zion Luthern School, Latin Club 1, 2: Math 2, Social Science 3g French Z, 35 Bowling Green. 1 Fortyf'I'wo MYRTA M. KRUPP April 18, 1909 Highlandg Kent Normal. 1. t NCSRMAN C. 'MULLER March 14, 1909 ' Hawthorne, M a n u al Arts, Chemistry 3, Strat' ford 39 Business. KATHERINE M. KuHN September 7, 1909 1 Whittierg Commercial, flollege. FLOYD 0W'ENi June 1, .1909 jrwiing: -General, Glcc Ilub 2, 31, 44 Band 1, Z, 3, 49 Orchestra 2, 3, College. GAZIE Rico February 25, 1910 l Longfellow, Commercialg l College. A. -,,,,.,,' I 5 , GEORGIA KUNTZ T July 16, 1909 Irvingg Latin f Generalq ' Social Science 3, Ohio Uniygcrsity. RICHARD PAUL RISSMAN ,XM April 23, 1909 Longfellowgf Lating Hi' Stand:-ujd Cartoonists, 1, 2,-3, fl: Spanish Club 4, Coluriibia. ,Kg MARGARET C. LIEZBER October 3, 1909 Hawthorne: Coinincrcialz Spanish-4g Coin. Lqw Collegel 1 A .1 ' FOTty'Tl1TCE l IRENE G. LORINCE july 8, 1909 Whittier, Commercialg fflgllege. l f, .J-ENEDNVAABND NvvL11.TER HKOMANSKI May 25, 1909 Hawthorne: G e n e r a lg Spanish Club 41 College ANNA lvl.-XLASPINA March 8, 19108 Hawthorneg G c n e 1' al Biology 4g Glee Club 3 43 Oberlin Conservatory If N .2 . STANUELAR. Scgiom October 12, 1909 1 Xvhittielq L5r1'iwSciQnf1 iicfgSoCiail, Science 4 Physics Lab. Aid 4 Q College. 3 V RICHARD SCHOTTEN January 12, 1910 Irving: General: Hi- Standard, Sciiuitar Stall 3, 4: Cheerleader 4g' Class Basketball 2: Col- lege. ALICE M. MARKS February 2, 1908 Hawthorne: G en e r a l: Com. Law 3, 4: Biology Club 4: Oberlin Conser- vatory. WESLEY SHAW ' May 11, 1909 Longfellowg G e n e r a lg Band Z, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Senate 43 Foot' ball 4: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: L Club 4. K KATHLEEN FRANCES MARTIN,. , March 12,f'1.908 P St. 5 ,Mary'sg1 ,Generalg Social Science 45 Col' legef ' 1 1 FortyfFou'r KATHLEEN LARUE MAXWELL September 24, 1909 Longfellow: Commercialg College. WALTER SKOLNICKI july 6, 1908 Wliittierz G e n e r a lg Intrafmural Volleyball Champs 45 Baseball 4. PEARL B. MAYER january 21, 1910 Wlxittier: Latin f Gen- eral: Glee Club 13 French, Sec. 4g Chemisf try 4g Chemistry Aid 45 College. ,CLrEEoRo'T.,,SMlrH 21, 1909 Irving: Generalg French Club! 3, 4: College. DAN C. SMITH February 5, 1909 Ceneralg Irving: French Club 3, 4: Hi Standard Staff 3, Business Mgr. 4: Emergency Unit:- Physics Lab. Aid 4: Senate 45 College. MARCELLA MARGARET MCFARLAND April 25, 1909 I r v in g g Commercialg Orchestra Zg Spanish 3, 4g Commercial Law 3, 4: Social Science 3g Off fice Ass't. 4g College. JAMES L. SMITH October 14, 1908 iXVhittierg General: Bi' iology Club: Intra'mural Basketballg University of Southern California. MARGARET M. MCP1-UE January 14, 1909 Irvingilffleneral '- Latingi Glee 'Club 1,. 2, 3, 454 Latin 313 French' :2,,4j' College. 1 ' ' ' 5' Forty'Five IVIINA M. MCPHIE January 14, 1909 I r v i n g : Commercialg Glee Club 1: Com. Law 2g French 3, 4: Girls' .- Club 4: American School of Physical Edu- cation. WILLIAM-fS. SNoxvDoN -March 26, 1909 junior Tech. School Newcastle, E n gl a n dg Physics Lab. Aid 4: Col' lege. A JEAN .ARLYS MOORE May 18, 1909 Hawthorne: Latin f Gen- eral and Commcrcialg Council 4g Office Ass't. 4g Miami. 1 DANl'EL:V,'P. SNYDER ' October 2, 1909 ,lryingzi General: Ohio Wesleyan? Y X- Lj-ff' K sr F .. - t r - - : - - : - - 2 : 2 1 Y 1 Q x --lln'I ,Li 'Y 7 - T J-IQ? Y - ?' 1 qj In ' i ,Ei ln MICHAEL Z. TELATNIIQ ' September 6, 1908 mercialg Intrnfmural Bias' Hawthorne: Latin f Com- 1.3 Y 16,190 IJIVZIX. I - mn.. g-'un 'L HELEN G. NIZNICK March 9, 1910 Hawthorneg General Lating Latin 2, 3g Hi 9 Standard Stall 2g Vol' f ketball 1, 21 Baseball 4: yball 15 University 0 3 Notre Dame. innati. 3 9 l 'X I1 ll JULIA Moxurz AN ' Epox' ll ecembcr zo, 1909 February 21, 1910 ll WI1' 'erg Gencrnlg Col' Hawthorne:Co1nmercinlg 0 lege Gymg Business. I' il I I 15,1 ll RICHARD T AXLER RHEA NUT 11 J Februar , 1909 M211-ch 2, 909 4 Ongfel 1 M 3 D U Rl Hawthorne: Commercialg S: usiness. Bowling Green. 11,17 'WV 131, 1 P fill ll nf.. . A I1 N L - 1- ABY W Univ- IA IC O 5 ., 27, O8 K Til 14' 90? L' . n 1, oungs' 4 Ir rl 3 Co er ialg 1' g ntificg Light' M c1e 61 1,3 41 4 r1S' gm,,,l. Skefba11 3, 41 jg L ,Il In 4 I NIL: Club 4 L, , , , f .A Aff ' 11 I nl .l I ,54 I ' . QV' FJ. -esqi I A ' ' H!, kg . . l I-11 I -It l 11 Iii ' ' ' f 1. gl T p, 1 11 l --7-11' 'lTETi7lEf'1:'i7- 4?-35TLiff E5 Q,,i'l'-'ifhff ' , -'W . . - Q '81 , F ff' 5 lil I 5121 fig? MiYi',,QH23-ll'-TT' 19515451911 Qffefsibtritr f - , + 2-ai 9:6'rQffQi-:QQ N31-QQ ' 1 -1 H41 -A FortyfSix RALPH R. WALL.-ice November 6, 1907 Longfellow: Scientific: L Club: French ClubQ 3, 4: Dramatic 3, 4:l Basketball Mgr. 3, 4: weight Football, Sept. 4: Physics Labfx Aid: Scimitar Staff: Lakewood Track Mgr. 3: Light-l Debate: College. 1, ltAc:NEs PATERSON .April 16, 190s Lorlgigllowg Commercial: Business. Orro XVIELLIST - February 18, 1909 Longfellow: G e n c r a l: College. ELIZABETH C. PAXVLOXVSKI October 13, 1908 Hawthorne: Latin f Gen' eral: Volleyball 1. 2: Basketball 1, 2: Ohio Scare. 1 l Forty'Seven - .X . , xx, '+L N Hfxmuer MAE Peirce December 3, 1908 Hawthorne: Commercial: Social Science 3, 4: Commercial Law 4: 4-Business College. S 'l i Fw., x X ls, ' x!,...,fs .- ow.-mo L. XVISRNER ay T2:e1909 Longfellow: G e n e r a lg Glec Club 3, 33 lVl0VfC Operator: College. ANNA G. PoLurNi1c November 17, .1909 SS. Cyril ff Methodirisg Commercial: S p a n i s h Club 4, Sec.'Treas. 4: Com. Law 4: Scimitar Typist: Business. W.-wma C. Wise September 20, 1909 Irving: General: Senate 4: Basketball 3, Capt. 4: L Club: College. X, . n Q - :: : -- : - - : ' : - ' :eL:.9:a: g0 .WTA 'llllll . 0 A Y f '1 E . L Wm': i'--L.31l - -un 1 L? - - -' - ,-glplx GEORGE ZATROCH November 10, 1 0 Hawthorneg G e e r a lg College. FLORENCE J. RAMSAY October 26, 1909 Vvfhittierg LatinfGene alg Biology Club 3, 45 usi- ness College. TH V A F. RAHO A - + NORMA RoMosER September 27, 1909 Irvingg Generalg Glee ub 1g French 3, 45 Ba all 1, 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketba 45 Tennis 4g Hocke 2, 3, 43 Volley' ball 2, 3, 4g College. N JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH RoU'rsoN October 16, 1909 lrvingg Generalg Glee Club 1, 3, 45 COHCEC- f. GATHA BARBARA I l il 1 ll 45 'I 1 I l 1 I ll 1 ll I ls l 1 Il 3 1: I 0 O v I Q . fc qu 1 ll 6, 1 9 S1 sic Lo 'lQllI,h Commerf a 4' 190 cial Iillylll mercial Law 3, ' W 3 P93 mer' 4g 'sh 4g usi ess C ' fan 4' Com' , 1 3, A ocia Science ll fl W 'rl l l A W A-Nl . i ll I I l J lhyfln ll .ll llll li .- E- 1 1 I A-f -' VW ll ull 'fL : S.f-v 1 'E:1ri5212f::.., f-F-av ,. -'E--rf' -. . 4' up . - ,gl f ' - Q'-7:-5:6-'35-5:1?f'i 1 2 :4 1 ' MAURINE SEILER june 3, 1909 ' lrvingg Generalg L A Club 45 Glee Club,l,L,f2:X Basketball 43 Baseball 4g Hockey 2g Tennis 4g Volleyball 43 Dramatic School. I , MARIE PAULA SKODAK it january 10, 1910 Hawthorneg Lating Latin club 2g Vice'Pres. 3g Pres. 4g Social Science 3, 4g Math. 2, 3g Stratf ford 3g Chemistry 3, 41 Debate team 45 Univerf sity of Micliigan. FRANCES GERAEDA 1 SEANINKY U Qctoiber 4, 1909 Y- P Hlwthorneg LatinfGen,, Halt Stratford j3, 4g ' Math-12, 3, 4g Latin 2, E 3, -4317-Ili? 3, 4: Glee, Club Q, V 3. 4g Volleyball 3, 3, 42 Baseball IZ, 3, 43 Basketball' 2g ,3, .55 ' Hockey 3g Girlfi .1 1 Fo'rty'Nine .fa-., LOUISE ELEANOR SNYDER 1-September 18, 1909 Irviiigg Generalg Social Science 3. V -my ,-A.. N HAZEL MARIE STEGMAN March 11, 1907 I r vi n gl Commercialg Commercial Law Club 3, 4. ,..., f, IQMA Sunovljmc- epternber 2, 1909 , lib y,.-Glrrinjtqyg Generalg I I 'iS'pinisl17Cli1bM4g College. iw' .if ' 1 f .... - - - : - - : -- -- : : : : - : L- : gm l f 2-Q N ll fl F 0, X Y 7 X. 2 v- f' ii i i 1 V 64fn d'-:Ix.w . gn . un ' i -g s Pifk -'A fl f - i 4 - . i tl . U' ' jol-lANNA G. SVETE MARIAN CARTER l . y October 18, 19 8 TQMUNSON ss. Cyril ei-2 Me dius: APH1 21, 1909 I Commercialg S a n i s ll Broo ide: Commercialg la Club 41 Colle . office Aidg Business. . ,X H 1 I ll , ll N 4' W I ll ,Q if - 0 E T W MARETA CATHERINE I t ISIMAW TRAXLER fl l av - A April 11, 1909 i , Q Igawtilorgef G e n e r ' If St. M a. r y 'sg Generalg tl H Soclaf d ?fm5e 3' 4' Dramatic Club: Social . 1 Ptrat 05 S' ,I'fm' af Scienceg Frenchg G1 e WS- ' CC f S- f Clubg Oberlin. ll N College. ' 0 0 0 l .2 0 RH- lA L. TIPPE 'iffy' il 22, 19 i 'I 'S ULIA E. URBAN O n: 17, 190 ' . lfll . . . 9 ililll i ii fl lg l Hos al. I nes Qi. ,A 1 E , -.J l ' I . W ' 0 V. l A 2' ' i ll l ll l l 1 ilulll-:fa-. E U 1 fir A-E -E1 P' W U, M' Eli 'Q-vii.:-Q1Ts,2'S:' ! 1 f Fifty Nl.-XRGARET USHER April '26, 1908 Mount St. Joseph:IGen'. eral. ' MARGARET J. WA1.TERsf October 4, 1908 Nativity: Commercial: Business. ' EiJNA C. WELTER 'i 'August 11. 1910 St. Ioseph's: Commercial: x Business. Fifty-One DONNIE HUE NV1LLIs December '27, 1908 'xwlixittierg Gencralg Busi' nesszgn ll x, XX.. ELIZABETH XVILMAN March 26, 1909 Whittier: Commercial: French Clubg Business, HJEDITH ELOISE WRIGHT A July 2, 1909 Wbittierg LatinfGeueral: Council 3,f 4, Sec.-Treas. 4: Chemistry Club, Sec.- Treas. '45 french Club: College. ' 1 g ags -g,:a::9-e,'e,:.-:--- -ara-e -a3Z?::,::f:fl3-5 :Z : Y Q! Y 1 X' . um - '19-. gf 9: wr, - Sin Blemuriam FE J ll ' '41 07 f 1 fl - C' oy 'I In ' 0 1 U il 13 2' I 'X ii 'F an i C: 12 7 ' 2 5 tj , DR. F. C. HOFFER t' N ' member of 1 1 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION I ' 1916-1927 I 4 Z 0 P I fg P ' 'T fp 1 1, . 4- 1 1+ fi 1 1' , GJ If 1, ,s ' A I , . WILFRED HAWKINS 1 if 9,5 'ua . I 1 .1 ,I CLASS OF 1927 A l . ,1 I . 1 U 1908-1925 1 'yfiII iii! 1 11 Y , .lt ii1, gl Z-I f 5! ,.'f4 1 - iff ? GL'-B 9 9999 '19.S'!l 1 , 1 - i 1-, ' , WW -.. 1 ' 'Q 99 : E f f k Fiftyffwo - - A ,A A - - - - fi l t wfNf 'fD - -,- - - - --f- 1 at A 'D P ' 7 ig Q9f,a,gm,w31JQ53i?u eww I is-3-2-3-2-3-if TJ'-I7 VX . ....ml1wX' IJ ' u lf! ru P 9 fl IT H IT I1 11 H J-J X Q -The Faculty Every year our faculty increases in numbers. The teaching staff now includes fortyffour well qualified instructors. They are, top row, the Messrs. Kiefer, Mc' Gill, Kelser, McCaskey, Lowrie, Huske, Wright, XVaterhouse and Bateman, second row, Mr. Hobson, the MissescChambers, Robinson, Hope, Dempsey, Hardy, Hall, Simpson, Watson, Swick, Lawrence, Mr. Mcllvaine and Mr. Monegang third row, Mr. Bash, the Misses Kuenning, Illch, Stone, Nichols, Kumler, Brittain, Hanna, Endicott, Love, Hartley and Mr. Tipton, bottom row, Mr. Bunn, principal, Miss Ahrens, Mr. Gregg, the Misses Carr, Rowley, Jobling, Markwood, Finly, Campbell, and-Mr. Daniel. TF: Xl : , I Tr 5 X' -A Img- f qs. -1 ' '34 fxun .1 x V Fifty-Four The Hi-Standard Staff Editorial Board: Geraldine Austin, Edna Bauer, Robert Green, Glenn Kingsley, Boys' Sports Editors: Edmund Flynn, Howard Noreg Girls' Sports Editors: Lucille Alexander, Eleanor Krieg, Feature Editors: Mary Bock, Anna Klier, Raymond King, Art Editors: Lucille Alexander, Richard Rissmang Comment Editor: Margaret Kara' huta, Exchange Editor: Evelyn Overholt, Club Editor: Thelma Keck, Reporters: Beatrice Beck, Elizabeth Lasco, Martha Ulrich, Elizabeth Holcomb, Caroline Kaminf ski, joe Hardy, William Frye, George jones, Alfred Friesenhengst, Ray Ewers. Business Staff: Business Manager, Dan Smith: Advertising Managers: Alfred Friesenhengst, George C. Jones, Richard Schotten, Dexter Newkirk: Faculty Advisors: Miss Kumler, Mr. Hobson: Circulation Manager: John Cortsg Assistant Circulation Manager: Arnold Aebersold. .-g,,4'-V, ,3 fi, , ,YQ 1, J N, Fiftyfive K t g B 153252353 35? Sri? 525333 igfiigszgi - - .. af r- I Yi TD -TN! - -A --TT ,UMW lk I i- E- L 11- V im i L jg F1:::'iLf-34,437-T7..,s f-9573 'Tl 'I L ydia-liz Q' 1' K -A - TT'.-A-:air I ,fl H L 5 pr ff l ll r l s 14, f 13, g 1 r 4k l l Il tr N J I lla: ' l f Q I l l I w i . Ili fr 5 V f W all . lr ' l .N Y L L S N I y 1 . , . 5 The Girls Council wi X . , . . . . . . . . ,M ' The Girls Councll IS one of the most active organizations in Lorain High School. I A l ' It is a representative organization, and is sponsored this year by Miss Ahrens, Miss fl li 1 Kumler and Miss Carr. ' I 'IQ R The purpose of .this council is to further the interests of the high school girls, ,ll , l I and to sponsor social functions for the girls, such as the New Girls' Reception and wi the Mothers' and Daughters' Receptionf' i The officers are Thelma Keck, president, Hazel Anderson, vicefpresidentg and 'fi j Rose Slutzker, secretaryftreasurer. The Council has the following members: Lucille , li- Alexander, Evelyn Allen, Geraldine Austin, Hazel Anderson, Beatrice Beck, Hazel l ffl , Bell, Dorothy Boone, Laura Borac, Lenore Bremer, Catharine Darlington, Joan Garf l llv I ver, Catherine Gregg, Thelma Keck, Vera Lynn, Blanche Moos, Mary Ristine, Rose tl lm V! Slutzker, Mary Beth Tristram, Edith Wright, Eleanor Young, Evelyn Overholt, Emily ' kd! Bartenfeld, Grace Hug. 1 , 4, 1 1 f ' 1 1 mf il Mg 5 l WJ 4 :I Hi r 'alll X 1 lg ml 4 wp l 1' N ' lj x llgll lf Qjl G li4iJTlf'fr:1f' c A iQ3L,,,,, -Q yxs fill, i s - 1:1-it gl is ' A iw!! E will W Q .W mar?-.4Qf, A ' W ' Lgylsza 'Y' l'.r.,l.'f ,o'i Q i Yr' J'?m3'?'l E 'f re Ei. - 272?:33? ?'A ff3174fffZ '!f3if' i?e'f': f't -3' Efffffiaf-12is'5?Q1i2fsf fz55f-Q2fQ21'Qff-5-fsLi:s?:gs:1Q+f1::afefJf FiftyfSix T I The Boys' Senate The Boys' Senate has given great assistance to many improvements of importance to the school. Its members are chosen each Fall, for the term of one year, by the boys of the student body. The Senate sponsors Dad's Night, and has made this occasion a memorable one. Questions of importance to the school body are brought up and discussed at the regular monthly meetings of the Senate. The Concentration Study Hall, one of its recent problems, has proved a great success. Mr. Bunn, Mr. Water' house and Mr. McCaskey are the faculty advisors. The members are Leonard Kutza, jerry Houff, Earl Simmons, Edmund Flynn, John Gorts, Brendon Reagen, Harry Houff, Wesley Shaw, Leslie Burge, Walter Warmee, James McCartney, George jones, George Stephenson, Alvin Krieg, Edwin Holt, Carl Hageman, Allen McDonald, Burchell Senelf, Arthur McCue, Dan Smith, Jerry O'Toole, Philip Kelser, Bob Green, Edwin Schmidtkons, Mr. Bunn, Mr. Waterhouse, and Mr. McCaskey. Fiffy'S8UE1l The Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Kiefer, holds its practice every Wednesday afternoon. Elinor Krieg is the accompaniest this year. The members are as follows: Hazel Anderson, Ruth Avery, Mildred Baker, Virf ginia Brown, Virginia Bowman, Helen Brady, Suzzetta Bird, Donna Burke, Wanda Armstrong, Helen Brucker, Bernadine Bailey, Margaret McPhie, Lois Eddy, Martha Ulrich, Mareta Traxler, Ruth Dickson, Mercedes Martin, Eleanor Young, Frances Slanina, Bertine Cherry, Geraldine Austin, Emily Bartenfeld, Hazel Bell, Sara Bom' berg, Twila Busha, Cora Burford, Flossie Davis, Josephine Routson, Anna Hess, Helen Kilgore, Esther Hunt, Elinor Krieg, Catharine Gregg, Matilda Neiding, Rheyma Tippet, Eunice Schiller, Eileen Perrin, Nathalie GeMeiner, Annabelle Broderick, Pauline Pratsch, Frances Moehle, Gertrude Meacham, Ada Hazzard, Madeline Sher' man, Irene Merten, Vera Merges, Virginia Nichols, Grace Hug, Elizabeth Urban, Ruth Rosenfeld, Evelyn Overholt, Edna Koontz, joan Garver, LaVerne Felix, Maude Stinson, Blanche Moos, Thelma Manson, Blanche Gershowitz, and Helen Bridenstine. FifzyfEigh: ' The Boys! Glee Club The Boys' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Kiefer, is becoming bigger and better. Burton Bowen is the pianist of the club. It was collaberated with the Girls' Glee Club in presenting the operetta 'LCollege Days. Robert Green took the lead, while Charles Kafer, John Malaspina, Harry Traub, Irwin Mollenkop, joseph Monnia, Edward O'heim, Nathan Schwartz and Richard Rushton ably assisted in minor parts. Several of these graduate soon, thus leaving vacancies for some enterprising vocalists. The pupils who can boast: of a four year membership are allowed onefhalf credit at graduation. Weekly practices are held every Tuesday morning from eightffifteen to nine o'clock in the Auditorium. Menibers are Allan Baldwin, John Beck, Alfred Friesenhengst, James Glorioso, joe Glorioso, Robert Green, Nick Gretchen, Charles Kafer, Glenn Kingsley, Winton Koepke, Donald Lewis, James Love, john Malaspina, Donald Merthe, Wendell Merthe, John Micuda, Corliss Miller, Richard Minnick, Irwin Mollenkop, joe Monnia, Joe Montalto, Edward O'heim, Floyd Owen, George Parks, William Peterson, Nathan Schwartz, Leo Svete, Brooks Tippert, Harry Traub, Richard Rushton, Edwin Holt, James Hageman, Nathan Kazden, Frederick Grall, and Robert Wiggins. ' , FiftyfNine af- - Qcjf-. ,..+ C ' 7 xfjx, ffx ri 14x fi l L A Y ' A ' A - 22:92-U -1 1-:self 1-i sq 1- K-. . ' -- 1rfff '-' ' 1' Q- f ' Yi Ni lah ll J I rr I N.. Y I , FL? I -,. fx. ,Qfgig Nl' , T, , 4, -1--ff -f------4lTl . 1 v,- . fr- rr- if , 'wwr' ' f W f -H+ -71..,l4- ...ug The High School Orchestra K Among the most notable of the musical organizations at Lorain High is the Orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Kiefer great progress has been made. Every year the Orchestra presents a program in chapel. Each commencement finds the Or- chestra doing its bit to make each succeeding one a little better than the last. Mem' bers who give four years of time and service to this are allowed onefhalf extra credit at graduation. The various instruments played are violin, viola, trumphet, saxaphone, bass horn, bass viol, clarinet, flute. drums, trombone, cello and piano. Membership is gained by competitive tryouts. The greater part of the new material comes from the Junior Highs of the city, where preliminary instruction gives pupils experience for high school work. Those in the orchestra are Robert Hibbard, Charles Sargent, Walter Waitt, Brooks Tippett, George Crehore, joe Glorioso, Jean Van Deusen, George Mosely, Vernon Robb, Alfred Friesenhengst, Glenn Kingsley, Dale Miller, Suzzetta Bird, Mar' tha Ulrich, Helen Kilgore, James Hageman, Elsie Biro, Mariam Herkner, Donald Merthe, DeLaurice Alexander, Joseph Monnia, Mary Beth Tristram, Robert Green, Otto Mickolanda, Williani Peterson, Darwin Fowler, Elizabeth Kurtz, Catherine Gregg, Robert Cameron, Theresa Botka, Nicholas Gretchen, and Nicholas Perrolia. I 5 Q wa. A tt, . -f'-' .j I 1 Y. i ,4iigg?N?E'1:l ,.. a -. Arran. ' -. I ,--' .ill si ., F -if . TT' - K i A ' i 3 ' ' K A 1? ii ,,t,',. lg. 1 .- g s .-efiL'-ef KYEGF 157,33 X 'e Y 'Q - xdfzpaf- iIQLf1.,r Sixty The High School Band The Band was organized primarily to better learn harmony and sight reading of the wind and percussion instruments. Practices are held every Tuesday from two fifteen until three fifteen o'clock. The Band plays at the various football games, and the members make quite a striking appearance in their white duck trous- ers, black puttees, regulation cap, and lavender and purple decoration. The band was first organized in the fall of 1920 and for a few years was used only at football games. Mr. Sidney Smith was the first instructor. Mr. Huske then took the leadership, and finally the band was placed on a credit basis and made an all year activity. The Band is now sponsored by Mr. Edward Keifer and at present is composed of thirtyftwo members. They are: Walter Waitt, Charles Sar- geant, Robert Hibbard, Ralph Stone, Alex Visci, Irving Youngblood, Joe Glorioso, Jean Van Duesen, jack Bunn, George Neller, Wendall Merthe, Robert Robinson, Thomas Basore, james Hageman, john Glorioso, Wesley Shaw, George Crehore, Brooks Tippett, James Francis, Robert Green, Charles Kafer, Richard Minnick, Alfred Fauver, Robert Cameron, Donald Lewis, Floyd Owen, George Reilly, and Glenn Kingsley. SixtyfOne v s -Ag ' XS fgx rlw. -ll 1 - t i4 1 x yi! ' f I f 'Nj v -a - .Qu I. '.1' M 3-a+'-rlfifggigiill- lvl-1 4' :miami gaze- ev- eee+'- are--r P r X- M H tm. 'es . if f N Q' lm 1, ' I I r I X ld 1 J V lp i 'il V V X X l w X 1 R 4 E l W . ,,,. WM, 1 The Dramatic ' Club . 5 The eighth annual play, Only SS, was presented by the Dramatic Club, 'I February 17 and 18. A l Some of its predecessors were Penrod, In Walks Jimmy, and Three L Wise Fools. l Mrs. Stanley, a Methodist ministerswidow, mother of twins and only thirty' l l eight years old, has a dreary future before her, until Grandfather Sanborn sends them all to Sinclair University. College life and Professor Giddings change com' l pletely the staid, restricted, conventional life of the Stanley family. i r i Mrs. Stanley ..................................,. Marion Feicks Sidney Johnson ...........................,,. Leslie Burge i Prof. Giddings ......,....................... Ralph Wallace Charlie ......................................,....,. Franklin Beihler . Lucy Stanley .........................,. Mercedes Martin jimmy ..............,,,.........,.........,,, Donald Badertcher Robert Stanley ..................... Edward Kennedy Alice ....i,.........., ..........,....... A deline Heisner fl , Mr. Sanborn ..,.....................i........... Cletus Carver Friends .,...,..,.. ................ L a Verne Felix Mrs. Newcomb .................. Lucille Alexander Anna Zajkowski W l Mrs. Peters ...,,....,.............. Annabelle Broderick ' Frances Niles . Mary Hadley .....................,........ Mareta Traxler Darwin Fowler N1 l 1 W' l V 5 I LEW W, F ' fr P a S 5 . -fl - . Mrs-sf' T a F l , A - . rs'a ff l 'Z 5', :i'f?'- 5' g, ' vii 1 7 7 1 Q -- 4 ting, T 1 21 g2 :?f2- flf- Sixtyflhvo Lvl L 1 L5 3, 5 2- v i?-q?12-53f?i3L'3Q,-LI?5xA Q ?Y'Q i : ' - - , 5- I D -Q -mind: I - ' nj - ..,,.,, - '- ' Y S -f F I ,jLf,1,e,L?2L M.-p r kqpi-,rrvjiejg-TL A T? 1-T ffpf- e e -we--f-MA.. I -'ff f K V V A W I I II S ff: I ' II, ' IIT I i v X i it I YI N W7 I 4 Ihr ' x,j E I I I I I I I 4, I I I I I I I Y' wi 4 I , I I I I I JU 5 N, I .QV I f 1 I I I I I f S I ,I The Operetta li ,, I Colle e Da s was the annual o eretta given by the Bo s' and Girls' Glee I I: g Y P Y 1 I IN Clubs. The cast of characters was as follows: I I' I, William Dean Coles, Tuhby ..,,..... Harry Traub jim Fox, Foxy Grandpa ......... R ichard Rushton ,II I john Harris, Jack ....................,... Nathan Schwartz Prof. Horace Greely Smith .....,,..... John Malaspina I J I David Carson, Davy ....,................... Robert Green Martha Baldwin Teale ,..,,. ..................... S uzzetta Bird IA I I Dorothy Smith, Dot .,......,..........., Hazel Anderson Fred Swift, Toppy ............,.......,,.. Edward O'Heim D I Helen Jordan, Dot's pal ..........,................ Ruth Avery Charles Sweet, Sweety ......,................. joe Monnia I Chauncy DeForest, Dude ..... - ..... Charles Kafer Don Jewett, Babe ......,...,............. Irwin Mollenkop If I Chorus: Mareta Traxler, Mercedes Martin, Rheyma Tippett, Ioan Garver, Blanche Moos, I I Lois Eddy, Virginia Bowman, Anna Catherine Hess, Nathalie GeMeiner, Helen Brucker, ,I -' Eleanor Young, Donna Burke, Emily Bartenfeld, Geraldine Austin, Hazel Bell, Twila Busha, I Cora Burford, Josephine Routson, Flossie Davis, Eleanor Krieg, Irene Merton, Ruth Dickson, 1 Y Catherine' Gregg, Martha Ulrich, Allan Baldwin. Donald Merthe, Floyd Owen, Edwin Holt, II Nick Gretchen, Alfred Friensenhengst, Irwin Mollenkop, Ralph Stone. Nathan Schwartz, Will' I iam Peterson, Frederick Grall, Winton Koepke, Charles Kafer, Wendell Merthe, joe Montalto. I Edward O'Heim, George Parks, Leo Svete, joe Monnia, james Glorioso, Glen Kingsley, 1 Richard Rushton. I I I XI I I I It II I I I I 'I I, It It Nu I . 'II Q I II , L 1 Th-1--v,.,-.1 lx ,., is-K MAX III i , L, 3 F, W - I 1 ji U - V' -33 i TjT'4'f-ago NV.. ' ' V 'W E U f Y, D- ff' ,s H. ' H K ,,,1' ,f : 1 i D H 1 , S ' er, e- YT: 'ec' r c 'zff'. , ff: ' tiki, I . A A 14 D SW '-' - - - - - --S ii , , .ew K -:.Pa:e. : -1' -a 7 - - .. D Sixtyf'1'h1ee , HQ! . ,H H i -ji i W K Qgffx 17 K Xl? if -. 2,73-f ' Y , 'S A '83 Y .il-.fix -T.: ,. or -rf ...eehh L cfm--- f - e safe as ew--f--1---. - 4 ,V 'nfl ' '1 .DL 'X 'P A a ll W 1 1 Q, f. ,N 1- l' , il ll if I lk 1 4 I l O l I V The Girls' L Club Q P V With Miss Rowley as sponsor, the Girls' L Club is rapidly becoming a great ll il success. In order to earn the 500 points necessary for an Ln the girl must particif l pate in the following sports: Hockey, Tennis, Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Indoor, and Swimming. Credit is also given for passing the junior and Senior Life Saving tests, J A1 i and for the position of manager. l Officers of the club are Margaret Heeley, presidentg Lois Beclell, vice-president, I i N f p and Lucille Alexander, secretaryftreasurer. lk H The following are members: Lucille Alexander, Evelyn Allen, Lois Bedell, Lilf I Y A lian Carek, Margaret Heeley, Rosella jones, Sophia Konowalski, Mina McPhie, lx Maurine Seiler and Frances Slanina. , , y Girls having 400 points towards their L are Lillian Johnson, Elinor Krieg, ll , N I Virginia Nichols, Malvine Pandy, Eileen Perrin, Martia Stevenson, Ruth Williams I H and Eleanor Young. - l Nl w iw I :X ex l fi! H N ay J l ',v A l I r . JS .353 kk 'Mg Ill in 4 if Q. I ' I ',wLNh-'FFZ A .QW Y- . 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The Club is com osed of fort -four omega receule an O mal ll P Y bers under the superf l I . V1S10rF'iq1of Cgaches Xplagerhouse, Daniels, and McCaskey. l l e o icers o t e Club are Ph'l' K 1 , fd . , - . , . Q dentg and William Dobras, secretaryltlleasjriil Prem em, Jerry O Took' Vice pres? l :I CeraTIl:Ie fgeiikzlerf Cilarrga 1gi?iehIoIreBCrkIgIelcEQ 2375511-ofgilgldl 11?-ljugfrdl Carek' J' l l 9 ' 1 ' 1 . , . C , . O IH , . , . ' 'I Casper, J. Glorioso, R. Green, C. Hageman, C. Hentges,s H. I Igoalfgmlgl H: ' kelser, W. Koepke, A. Kissel, J. Kuebler, L. Kutza I. Lerner R L l .1 M s l fl W, Mowefy R osgood J o'T 1 G R ' R ' '- - ' ' Ong' lv CKW' l D Smith G'stgve 1 's. 028' 1 Fmef, -Rlllmgs W- Shaw, E- Smimons, 1 N ' Wolfe and C Wnglilsnl ' lm' ' U1he111fA-WHbsnR-Wallacew. Wafmee, C. . . L . K 0 lf .. L . i z if ll L 'l ll 1 L lf ll l l i M 3 i L in Q ll a o I , l' -e .- ' Q' ,. 14, L, iz: K' V rr' X5 - E-for-fzf li ff Cff Ell lglli 1 e . lll-j-Lgffs. E , - ll s .L -ef fe if- - lfrg afvffif . f ' +::-i:1 w e , 1 f l j: 1 Y -2 Y A l'::gm':l':.4 1 ' ', ' v '.g,, '::- . .4.- M lf . xlhif' L V ie w ess. fa e e i n I . SixtyfFi1re . The Debate Club Our debating teams have been unusually active this year, having met with San' dusky, and with Lakewod, and Shaw High in a triangular meet. Resolved that the Philippines should be given their complete independence within two years was the proposition in both debates. The affirmative speakers Ralph Wallace, Catherine Gregg, and Edith Wright lost to Lakewood here. Virginia Brown, Marie Skodak, and Janet Baker, negative speakers lost by four tenths of a point to Shaw High at Cleveland. Anna Catherine Hess won first honors as pianist. Miriam Herkner accompanied by Beatrice Birmingham was def feated by the Lakewod violinist. At Shaw DeLaurice Alexander, accompanied by Elinor Krieg won the violin contest while Helen Kilgore lost to the Shaw competitor. The girls' team, Donna Burke, Marian Tomlinson and Anna Catherine Hess and the boys' team Floyd Briggs, Dean DeVeny, and Ray Ewers lost to the Sandusky teams. DeLaurice Alexander and joe Monnia both carried away honors in the violin contests while Beatrice Birmingham and Anna Malaspina were defeated in the piano selections. Miss Hardy coached the debaters, while Mr. Kiefer had charge of the contest- ing musicians. Sixty-Sik The Biology Club f The newly organized Biology Club is sponsored by Miss Nichols and boasts of a membership of forty. At various times during the year, the club has taken trips to study subject ref lated to biology. They attended the Flower Show at Cleveland and paid special attention to the aquaria. During a visit to the Department of Zoology of Oberlin College, they attended a lecture by Prof. Budington and visited the laboratories where experiments were being carried on. The officers are James Hales, president, Frank Kline, vicefpresidentg Harry Houff, secretaryftreasurer. The members are Robert Herrington, Mildred Meister, Henry Alcox, Janet Darby, Helen Mitro, Charles Snow, Lenore Bremer, Alvin Wziltnian, Thelma Manson, Jerry O'Toole, Harry Houff, Anna Malaspina, George Parks, Virginia Wolfe, Frank Kline, Pauline Novak, Leo Grendow, Anton Beloh' lavek, Irwin Kent, Eleanor Cherry, James Hales, Flossie Davis, Aldythe Wheatleyf, Mary Bock, James Busch, Elizabeth Conley, Margaret Burkland, Lois Eddy, Donald Hicock, Alice Marks, Mildred Moulton, James Smith, Wanda Trubey, Irene Toth, Margaret Marks, Florence Ramsey, Martha Ulrich, Carl Hageman, Stephanie Skodak, and Verna Hartwig. ' Sixty'Seven The Chemistry Club The Chemistry Club, sponsored by Mr. McGill and Mr. Wright, is composed of twentyftwo members. The club enables the students to take a greater interest in scientific affairs. In an effort to encourage participation in the National Chemistry Essay Contest, a silver loving cup is presented to the local winner, and his name is engraved on the Wilfred Hawkins Memorial Cup. This larger cup is a tribute to possibly the brightest chemistry student Lorain High has ever had, and who died in 1925. The prize essay this year was The Relation of Chemistry to National Defense, written by Laura Borac. The officers of the club are Paul Chapla, president, Edith Wright, vice presif dent, and Otto Mikolanda, secretaryftreasurer. Paul Chapla, Allen Geiger, Otto Mikolailda, Arnold Aebersold, Dean DeVeny, Paul Smith, James Bush, Harold Barker, jerry O'Toole, Justin McCarthy, Eleanor Cherry, Marie Skodak, Geraldine Kline, Catherine Gregg, Lois Eddy, Twila Busha, Pearl Mayer, Everett Bracken, Grace Hug, Edith Wright, Ray Ewers and jack Mayer are members. Sixty'Eight L N The Commercial Law Club The Commercial Law Club consists of thirtyfeight members and has as its sponf sor Mr. Bateman. The club meets once a month, when interesting law subjects are discussed, and debates concerning important present day topics are given. Music and games also claim place on the programs. The officers of the club are presi- dent, Ruby Griffithg vicefpresident, Mary Ristineg and secretary-treasurer, Margaret Fabian. The club consists of the following members: Geraldine Austin, Sophie Bohoric, Bertine Cherry, Catherine Darlington, Margaret Fabian, Eugenia Gadomski, Frances Garland, Carolyn Garner, Ruby Griffith, Dorothy Gentle, Virginia Hanlon, Rose Horvath, Mary Ivansic, Lillian Johnson, Anna Klier, Emma Kress, Margaret Lezber, Alice Marks, Louise Miller, Marcella McFarland, Arthur McCue, Harriet Peirce, Pauline Pratsch, Anna Polutnik, Theresa Rahotina, Mary Ristine, Zdanie Rongee, Mary Simko, Agatha Simsic, Sarah Lee Smith, Josephine Stolba, Hazel Stegrnan, Frances Smith, Emma Teeters, Rheyma Tippett, Nellie Turner, Martha Ulrich, and Julia Urban. I Sixty-Nine 5? ,ff 'A 'Q xiii' ,il 5.51. - CQ? ,,f41aL,,.+ fc 'L 'f Ago fy V fi 5.93, sf 'ahh . F'71TLC1,,AJ-LQ9' - Y - 4 l ' I 1 -LAHS , - -t ' TLLJZ- -LW ee A ami l ft fi'FfWT'+' ' l 'QQ ii f?'jlQ 5 717751 f ' Q A W' Si' ,, 1 - - ky. - , E' in A if X, lab, li if it l i ll, 'nl mi lil 2 . ' lil W ' ,Tm li. J if f Q fl f Lhl i l ' v , 'lm C 1 ' 1 ,All 1 A l, l gif ,la l i if L , W , ' 'ill' l is l iw i 5 I' in The Fr ll f The French Club, sponsored by Miss Hartley and Miss Carr, holds its regular l l 'H monthly meetings on the second Wednesday of the school month. Some splendid l i ll ,N , programs, all of which are given in French, have been enjoyed by its members. The ll 'ff l officers of the club are Hazel Bell, president, Kenneth Wagoner, vice-president, and SW IAN Walter Waitt, secretary-treasurer. 1 3 Q The club is composed of the following members: Isabel Doty, Elizabeth Kun, j , Il l Thelma Owen, Mary Louise Price, Eunice Schiller, Anna Belle Stapleton, Ruth Gen- 5 'fp' ' , tle, Edwin Holt, Florence Kestler, Howard Nore, Mary Beck, Annabelle Broderick, I, Virginia Brown, Lois Eddy, Catharine Hitchcock, Elsie Krieger, Pauline Miller, fy' l l l Frances Newsome, Norma Romoser, Dan Smith, Glenn Kingsley, Mareta Traxler, Elizf ,- abeth Wilman, Josephine Arndt, Beatrice Beck, Flossie Davis, Ralph Disler, Adrienne l '91 ' , Jacobs, Anna Kerstner, Elinor Krieg, jack Mayer, Pauline Pratch, Clifford Smith, ,ffl A+ I Emily Bartenfeld, Laura Borac, Lewis Jacoby, Margaret Karahuta, Geraldine Kline, lea' Mildred Meister, Kenneth Wagoner, Walter Waitt, Ralph Wallace, Lucille Alexander, ' l '7 Catharine Gregg, Sarah Bomberg, and Hazel Bell. l jill xi S get J 1' A' l U xl-il J V ' w faq , u ny tg l l A l x ii Y KL? 1' l .l lf w il 1. 51 Li, ' ixvvvlrdxj ff -'-x,K Fx 'L'--'?'7S-.ff-,sf -fu-' l W F 1 i ,I t I - ff, ,L A L X, ki T , ' f L , V 7,31 X-I 4- TI, . I, 4, -FJ',1rY? - 3-'IW' -.1-I ,' ,al K -L Z, vw V, s In Y, AZ-th t, jg 735. ,ig Y .T lk Ts, I-,- A Seventy ' ffzzzf N-f Q -- -Xrf-Lffx 411 f-N fix 13 f-yflg, rlv ff Ax ,+, , riff? as :Q if QQ? aa X-fQ:CtQe L'-:add Q' a JXP ,,,.f,iim,b4, c e -CQ, A V gizf' 1 :M T '. jf Y 1 Y' NJ' ' if ' M4 -i sf 'J in up vi- I Y A V 'L V Y- -fi - ,JZ -for-6 rrZ,.L- gig- -11 1, W hifu - ' ' - ---- , M..-0 .1 --, '-f-g,..:- I 5 l The Latin Club Miss Love and Miss Stone claim sponsorship to the Latin Club which is one of the largest clubs in the school, having a membership of fortyfsix. As all the the other improvement clubs, the Latin Club meets once a month. Officers of the club are Marie Skodak, president, Anna Catherine Hess, vicefpresidentg and Helen Kilgore, secretary-treasurer. Those claiming membership to this club are Allan Baldwin, Bruce Baldwin, Sara Bomberg, Helen Buttle, Dorothy Boone, Annabelle Broderick, Ann Brickman, Betty Buzzard, Erma Balasz, Cletes Carver, Audra Cook, Helen Emery, Darwin Fowler, Ruth Fligner, LaVerne Felix, Joan Garver, Frederick Grall, Adeline Heis' ner, Verna Hartwig, James Hageman, Dorothy Herman, Robert Hibbard, Grace Hug, Esther Hunt, Anna Catherine Hess, Marian Hughes, Hazel Kohlmeyer, Helen Kilgore, Edna Koontz., Mercedes Martin, Irene Merten, Blanche Moos, Pauline Mueller, Winifred Oldham, Edith Pignitella, Frances Slanina, Made- line Sherman, Marie Skodak, Catherine Smith, Mary Beth Tristram, Angela Ule, Elizabeth Urban, Eileen Williams, and Marjorie Willis. L il tg' M 1 FI 'U 5 'S il il I l ty 5 ll tl ll it +9 r x K v Lx i l llwi Tl S M , U. 5: il ,U l I .11 l 1 '1 1 l Jr W +I i llrx x 'E ein! X-a LH ' -5.13-Y-.+A ,Q 5- l fi lr, -5 Y K, H lt- F 1,-.Y fir... if A sl, V -it 2.-f l1,,,:Ai Viglxgxyi if,-v-lVV'ijl 'vl3lf'f, Li- ig ,Arjjgr.5E3.5??l ,PM - , a - t't- V-a- -as-Q4- , 9' -'Y a T -1 :Ev '.- .'- -2. , ?: if tiifl . + - -LA D - '-- J Y - Af vi ., W, - J ' f ,,. :Y - . :Y Qt - - - ' - X ' Z - ' f1 X , C , J Z a n - Seventy'Ov1c . The Mathematics Club The Mathematics Club has for its sponsors, Miss Simpson and Mr. Bateman. Only those pupils who have completed Geometry I and have an average of B in all mathematics are eligible for membership. The club was first organized by Mr. Batef man in 1919 with fifteen charter members who had an average of B. Very enjoy' able, as well as educational meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every school month. Interesting solutions, mathematical mysteries, jokes and unusual prob' lems form the basis of the programs. The officers are Allan Baldwin, presidentg Edward Kennedy, vicefpresident- Hazel Bell, secretary-treasurer. The members are Hazel Anderson, Mildred Baker, Beatrice Beck, Hazel Bell Geraldine Donahue, Marian Feicks, LaVerne Felix, Joan Garver, Nathalie Ge' Meiner, Grace Hug, Margaret Karahuta, Alice Langevin, Vera Merges, Irene Mer' ten, Blanche Moos, Evelyn Overholt, Mary Louise Price, Frances Slanina, Frances Smith, Anna Belle Stapleton, Emma Stiebling, Leona Stolba, Henry Alcox, Allan Baldwin, Burton Bowen, Leslie Burge, Frederick Grall, Edward Kennedy, Alvin Krieg, Jack Mayer, and Harold Schultz. a 2 Seventy-'Two The , Rifle Club The Rifle Club, sponsored by Mr. Lowrie, is composed of sixteen straight shooting members. 1 Q Recently the Rifle Club presented a silver loving cup to the school upon which is to be engraved the name of the best shot for the semester. Willis Williams has the honor of being the first to have his name on the trophy. The secretary keeps a record of every shot in order to determine the winner. The meets are held in the forge room after each meeting. A boy must be in at least five meets to qualify as acontestant for the cup. The object of this trophy is to stimulate the interest in the club and in good marksmanship. The club has as its officers, Clarence Muir, president, and Francis Cook, secref tary'treasurer. r Other members of the club are Willis Williams, Edmund Flynn, Jerry Houif, Robert McCahon, Oliver McCahon, George Crehore, Alfred Fauver, Wesley Shaw, Paul Galanka, George Stevenson, Joe Glorioso, Leslie Burge, George Watling, and Roscoe Rilling. Seventy-Three i .A A fx r ' '- K-3 ,fAX f'1 fx r x fgx fAxfg'x f-. 1-X,-L,-X I J l. fx .k r?Q?e3e11 r?53iECE3'3f Q53 Q' ' ,VFNH Jjwxj Ca-REQN, A r 'oc r H H 3'-ifizfigffigff KK ,, ip Ts- f , vL'C,g Q nf' 515 f?'lw,l C ill? 1 lf'i,Tij1Ql-mTjjgjgi'-'12-'if' iligslis --,1-f:.'-F ,FHA-,f QQQFIQ, Cf ' ij' Yvf' --r rf ' ' '- - ' : ' 1 4,4 A fliwl I ,gilt 2 ,F , 1, l , il . KU V 2 L lil fill P' mix 'I it -HW li KU Ik if -it ,U ll, j' , 4 SJ V ,i ,, M53 K w 'V tl , A :iii f ,A Y hon lilly for a 1 , , i N , ' The Social Science Club , , Mr. Kelser is sponsor of the Social Science Club which consists of fortyfeight W L 1 members. In order to claim membership to this club a student must maintain a 1' Nm ,f' grade of B in his social subjects. The club meets once a month, at which time politics and government are openly discussed, and debates are frequently given. ll Q Music and games also feature the program. l U ! Officers of the club are Edmund Flynn, president, Glenn Kingsley, vicefpresi- W ,UI dent, Hazel Anderson, secretaryftreasurer. W, lg Members are Lucille Alexander, Hazel Anderson, Josephine Arndt, Sara Bom' ,1 berg, Laura Borac, Donna Burke, Virginia Brown, Twila Busha, Anne Brickman, R, p Rose Cejka, Michael Dudas, Helen Emery, Margaret Fabian, Edmund Flynn, Alfred l V. Friesenhengst, LaVerne Felix, Hilda Flignor, Nathalie GeMeiner, Ruby Griffith, il' wi Carolyn Carver, Esther Hunt, Grace Hug, Catherine Hitchcock, George jones, f Q 'V' Glenn Kingsley, Anna Klier, Elsie Krieger, Bert Latron, Mercedes Martin, Frances X4 l l Moehle, Kathleen Martin, Frances Newsome, Eileen Perrin, Harriet Peirce, Mary 4 f' Ristine, Mary Rothgery, Mary Rose, Stanley Scholz, Marie Skodak, Rose Slutsker, ll , my Mareta Traxler, Rheyma Tippett, Emma Teeters, Jane Griffin, and Madeline M6 lihf Sherman. 1 QW my l f , il X ,N g M r' F rv , ii: W Q2 i, Qtr F A p 7E,fM.,1'rrxX we is 1 eve, ip 'if F C .iv 'F i- . . 'if' 1 Tiff' --u 'fm'fF'f T'?9'f i' 9 K ,dj ef, siegrff-2555225255555 . Seventy-Four The Spanish Club The Spanish Club, due to membership requirements, is one of the smallest improvement clubs in the school, and has for its sponsors Miss Campbell and Mr. Huske. To be a member of this club one must maintain an average of C or above in Spanish. The club meets once a month, and musical numbers and short playettes are the main features of the programs. All conversation at the meeting is done in Spanish. As do the other clubs of the school, the Spanish club presents one Chapel program a year. This is usually' in the form of a play, and is given in Spanish. The officers of the club are Robert Green, president, Rose Slutsker, vice' president, and Mary E. Bock, secretary-treasurer. The members are as follows: Irma Balasz, Marion Brandon, Mary Bock, Margaret Fabian, Robert Green, Ruby Griffith, Anna Kodelja, Hazel Kohlmeyer, Margaret Lezber, Henry Marsico, Marcella McFarland, Helen Mitro, Anna Polut- nik, Mary Rose, Agatha Simsic, and Rose Slutzker. - Seve'nty'Five - 'Tut ff.--'f' ' The Stratford Club The youngest improvement club, the Stratford, was organized in the spring of 1926. Its purpose is to create a higher interest in ,Shakespearean drama through discussion and comparison. Such plays as King Lear, Twelfth Night, Richard III, The Tempest, Taming of the Shrew have been discussed during the past year. A different play is chosen for each meeting. After special reports by acts, the club holds- an open discussion of the play as a whole. A novel feature of one meeting was music from As You Like It in true seventeenth century style which, though amusingly odd, proved very interesting. The club composed entirely of girls this year, maintains a Very high attendance, averaging nearly one hundred per cent. The Stratford Club under the direction of Miss Hanna is composed of the following: DeLaurice Alexander, Geraldine Austin, Edna Bauer, Beatrice Birmingf ham, Catherine Darlington, Hilda Flignor, Jane Griffin, Lillian Johnston, Elizabeth Kun, Nathalie GeMeiner, Eileen Perrin, Frances Slanina, Helen Brucker, Frances Griesser, Florence Kestler, Veronica Orzechowski, Anna Zakowski, Eunice Schiller, Helen Brady and Bertine Cherry. Scvc'nty'Six l x l ' The Uke Club The Uke Club is sponsored by Miss Markwood. The members hold weekly practice meetings, and once a month a program is enjoyed. This club's big event each year is its Chapel program. The last two have been original plays written by some of the members. The first was a story of an American girl's adventure in Hawaii. It featured sailor boys, grass skirts, and tourists. Futile efforts to charm a new male professor at a girls' school furnished the plot for the second entertainment. In both numbers, the girls were given ample opportunity to display their abil' ity with America's favorite Hawaiian instrument. Elizabeth Conley is the leader. Their officers are Ruth Dickson, president, Anna Klier, vicefpresidentg Mildred Helfrich, secretary-treasurer. The members are Emily Bartenfeld, Evelyn Bettis, Suzzetta Bird, Mildred Baker, Cora Burford, Helen Buttle, Helen Crosby, Elizabeth Conley, Ruth Dickson, Isabel Doty, Edna Hamill, Ada Hazzard, Dorothy Hill, Anna Klier, Geraldine Kline, Gertrude Meacham, Elva Morgan, Marcella Padley, Pauline Pratsch, Evelyn Scott, Vivian Shanks, Frances Slanina, Josephine Stolba, Angela Ule, Valoise Wet' Zcl, and Ivlildred Helfrich. Seventy-Seven National Honor Society The members for the National Honor Society chosen from this year's graduatf ing classes are Hazel Anderson, Hazel Bell, Emily Bartenfeld, Helen Mitro, Anne Reesey, Philip Kelser, Robert Green, Floyd Briggs, Dean DeVeny, Glenn Kingsley, Leonard Kutza, Richard Rissman, Dan Smith, Ralph Wallace, Beatrice Beck, Donna Burke, Catherine Gregg, Anna C. Hess, Helen Kilgore, Geraldine Kline, Elinor Krieg, Jean Moore, Marie Skodak, Marian Tomlinson, and Edith Wright. SeventyfEiglzt D tv-:. ..- ' T 4. V 123 I IA r N 4 ' ' IAN LIB xx XI, V , ' . V V x AS '-F-?.3-- ' I' N I T87 fl Q 1 I . X u n an ru: I Y-W-M, f , nn A ...mn1f'x' IJ' 4' q I1 HINIIT 11 ,111 X X 3 9 sg, Wk-x , ,Q-'gn Q., fm... .4 .. .j-rs g - 1 The Lake Erie High School League After University School of Cleveland withdrew from the Quad , the three ref maining members-Cleveland Heights, Lakewood, and Shaw decided to form a new league. The representatives of several high schools located near Cleveland were invited to join Heights, Lakewood, and Shaw in a new organization which has been named the Lake Erie High School League. The purpose of the League is to promote pure, wholesome, amateur athleticsg to create a. spirit of friendly rivalryg and to stimulate an interest in the various ac' tivities of the schools. The present program includes contests in punctuality and attendance, in light- weight and heavyweight football, lightweight and heavyweight basketball, swimming, tennis, track, debate, violin and piano. It is planned to enlarge this program so as to include contests in practically all worthfwhile school activitiesf Eighty I I 'J ,,., I M n... lea. 7 s . .ga-,--.I Qui-I 5 A ' f '+-- I-'v?1u TIx... mf'- 2' K Wg 'xg ,Ia f I --1333, , ir Q , 1 . I 3 5 - .. WI, , 2 I - t 55? a i?iw d ' X - I-- - -. s T ' LN 2 ' I II I r ' -I ' AN- If II f If 'f as Il I ,f I J II li I , f 1I wwwmmmmwvggamwwwf at 2 :,,.-.am ta., fr A ,, W A M -. if 4 ' I I I I I I I I E I I I I I I I II In I I I I I I I In I I l I II I I . I II Q III Il I g 0' . Y II . Resume of 1926 Varsi Football I, I ' - I . Il Lorain High School again maintained a high scholastic footfball standing by ,- I successfully playing thru the most difficult schedule the local school has confronted I I in recent years. Starting the season with but three letter men in footfball togs, the I I prospective candidates developed up to expectations and lost but one game during 'I I the year. - I I With the heavy 1926 schedule it was impossible to point the team for the an' I nual LorainfElyria game, but each game required their best brand of footfball. In- I juries during the season played their part by making the outcome of the smaller Ir I games so uncertain that every game during the schedule proved to be close and inf I Q teresting. Perhaps the outstanding victories of the year were the Warren and If I Youngstown Rayen games. The win over Warren was the first since the meet' I Q ing of the two schools, while the defeat of Rayen was the only setfback on their I . schedule. II The LorainfElyria classic proved to be the usual hard fought battle, and the 1 ' resulting tie gave Lorain its fifth straight Little Big Seven Championship, since Elyria' I had suffered a defeat at the hands of Sandusky earlier in the season. I I I L I I I I QI I 1 I' I I lb , I :il ' A 4 , -Z-1 1 jf: gs' Q ,-.fy il 'SELF-, , ll e -e-eg-f :t .1!1!g'rg-at eat LT15 n f-Assam-. acl, - . , ITL, - 17 ' x J.. iii , F I-:Q-,sig a ff?-.L f--- M ---- fa. :...i+..-a..- Q..-2 .-Si-a..-2... Q .':.-:-.-:':fa4g-.1-.9a' '.i a': EightyfOne ' 9-6 -ee h, ,Wt 1 1- .' N1 112, . wfmimv ..L4, - f - ,ix 1 1, f- 2 1 2 ix f- ,-- A Y - A A - - F x'5Fl?'?E 3? if if-2?-51? -CL ' L 'I 8f'z:: ' -v Q - -. .. , .D af .- I Y' 'v ,riffs C -4 N -r 'fx-,j v ' W lg- I A n ,- 0 ' 1 1 f f 1750. .1 ml . , , W 7:11, if 1 '-:il 1, Q f N T' - 1x LQ! QQ. I Kaiser, Capt. Kutza McCaskey O'Toolc Dabras 'g Full Back Guard Coach .,62.ltl1T!tZT Half 4.4, 1 Football Record-1926 rr! K It W L. H. S. Opps. f ' Sept. 18 Akron West ......... 12 O L Sept. 25 Akron North ......... . O 6 f Oct. 2 Fremont .....,.....,. . , 14 O ' 1 1 Oct. 9 Bellevue .,,.... . 7 2 1 Oct. 16 Sandusky ........ . 0 ' O 1 1 Oct. 23 Oberlin ......... . 14 0 ,J Oct. 30 Rayen ..,..,.,..,. . 12 2 1, 'N Nov. 6 Warrell ....... ,,.. . 20 12 f Nov. 13 Norwalk ........... . 26 6 1 Nov. 20 Elyria ......., ..... , O O. f ft. -1 'J 11 - Total ......,...... ,.,... 1 05 28 If Games Played 10 High scorer- P. Kelser 48 points 46 X Games Won 7 Captain- P. Kelser 1 Games Lost 1 Manager- H. Barker I Games Tled 2 Won L. B. S. League Championship R 1 ' ' 1 I ,p .1 it V nl ' . ef- 1 ,. . p me 6 ll 1 5 I 5' :N T 1 1 1' V1 N 1 1 - .Qyarlsr Warmee Shaw Briggx ' M Ujhelyi Tackle Tackle Guard Half 1 ' 'r - . ELL-1,,. i xx ll '- 1:: 5 . ll gfiy lljgyl y . ' .A Et. t , i1fH4 'f- lgllil , '- - ,, , 11- . , , lvl gg liigiii.. V f: N ,f QP..- if . .J.LL,,wff: ft 1 -', ag' ll ,i nfo-f 2 -- J-f-H2521-5 -f'. Q'--1:-'e ' 1tas' :w. : ff- - av.- .4aa ..ff. Pl: ag I . m it M Gas. -- :. - - - - 3 - - i- - - -L 42-vi i ? Eighty-Two F , CL c ' ff?-2353125-53g 323352 f i x - - - g v v- l YK 17 ihsj v- ' A w- 7 W C 1- ' of C f ' if-ff.. , ?-a - Y -, ,Z-,N i i i Y - W 1-1 l zmflmlfslv 'L4g7p,,Zwa T 'r ll F' rr '5' ' , l , , DEL? 5255? S, 1- HM Tara i g - ,l Personnel of L. B. S. Champs l i Left End ..........,... ,.....,.,.....,, .......................... ,..........,... ........,..... D e l c eg, Krajec , Left Tackle ......,..... ....,.,4... C rehore, Fitzgerald, Hentges, Warmee ' l ' Left Guard ............. ...,,.,..........,..........,......,........ B riggs, Konnerth, Traub Center .....,.............. ..,,....... A rmstrong, Fauver, Glorioso, McKee 14 Right Guard .,............. ...........................4,....,... B urford, Kutza, Wright l Right Tackle, ............. ................... S haw, Newman, Towner V Right End ........... Flynn, Fabian, Long, Wallace l Quarter ......................,.... .................................. O 'Toole, Ujhelyi Left Halffback ,............. .......... B urge, Dobras 4 Right Halffback ........... .............................................,.. I . Houff, Kissel l Full-back ................... ....,........ A mato, Kelser, Pincura, Wolfe I l V Cvehore Hentges Glovioso Bufford tl Tackle Tackle Center Guard U . 'r . -Z , q,v V rflq raids' rfgggl ,K , 15.5 ,5, -1 s3.-Iffif' ,L . Y--JTC 2, .1 A -- C --ver ' rid, :SEQ ,, ffigg, - lilrll :gig l 'a'c -3-3 Ti xigk-5 , -- '.'.f4eff W- 1 rf L:-jr,-'tggiz'5,,,:L..'4,-' lil . 251- is-.Q-ilklz i 4- - V c,-- --X-5+-:- err- f--- - - wi- -Mff,:sn.s1- -- .3.. 1.-.-::.a.-azitgwi a .-5 .412-gg-,-.f:.-g.-are-.1-.fa-:as?.1S:e Eighty l l1ree ' .- 2 if 6?-53 Qfifi. , 1 5 2 -- -an 4 .-r 4 v- I 71 ff- I Qi-IX-lAk1'Nj V O Y V ,AC A A L , gggg gg 2 ' --+- 4,1ff2nf.i , 1vs ,Q,,, p5 1 ff A 113 1 fl Z' L il W' 1: 'E-'-Ilmnxuu m 1' z Q11 1 1 1, 1 ' '1 f 1 1 ,, 1 1 I PV 11 XF, l 1 V W l M 1 11 My 1 V ' 1 1, 1111 'i NM W1 I 1 1 'iq 1 1 lgoyl f 1 l 1r1,lN1 p 1 J l XI1 1 1 1 1 Lightweight Football ,gl , Lorain High School was represented in the football season of 1926 by its first 1 IH l i lightweight football squad. The weight limit was one hundred forty pounds. l 11 11 , Although it was our first venture into the lightweight line the team showed up i1 exceedingly well, inishing in second place. A great deal of credit is due to Coach 1 1411 I p Wilbur Tipton who taught the lightweights the fundamental principles of the game. 297 Those who took part and who earned their varsity lightweight L's are Joseph lx N1 Carek, John Cera, Nunzio Ceresa, Joseph Corrao, Everett Bracken, Thomas Giasoma, 1 A V 1 , Robert Green, Carl Hageman, Dan Smith, George Steveson, Leo Svete, Arthur , LQ' Waby, and Ralph Wallace. Of this number, five will not return, which leaves 1 1 1 seven lettermen upon which to build the 1927 squad. , f l The SCZSOHQS record follows: 1 ' Lorain 6 Cleveland Heights 0 .fl 1, X , Lorain 16 Whittier Jr. High O i ,I 1 ! Lorain 3 Shaw 2 1 1 i Lorain 0 ' Lakewood 14 p 1' I N Lorain O Elyria O '1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1, u1 1 I N 1 ' 1 tl 1 1 11 1 '1 I1 1' 1 K 11 is 1 l 1, A '11 1 11 1 fs '11 ' -Y - ' .A I - -- ---H -4 ir- -'L-WL... 1 52 - 5 51. L A-1.4 X, '-N - v ll 111 iffg.e.::f1 1 a+ - sn ,1,1FQ5jgir3eg31, .gg 4 In if F .!,f-,,j.,g -Q. Lllifii f: ff-'f V --fuse'-figg-1. wa. .--3--'fgqgbg-. 1 :-21-'fi' 1-' I , , 4- ' ' T v Q-3- --3 4- 2- fa .-S Q. -.e.e.-:r e a-zones : 1 f 5 - Eigl'lIy'F0ll1T The Tennis Team ' y Lorain High, for the first time in its history, was represented by a tennis team, in the fall of 1926. Mr. Bash had charge of the squad. All of the home games were played on the Lakeview Courts. Although it was Lorain High's first team of this type, the boys that took part, made a good show' ing and finished second. Next year, a large squad is expected. The men that were awarded the official tennis L are Harry Houff, jerry Houff, Philip Kelser, Winton Koepke, Jack Lerner, Joseph McKee and Earl Simmons. Managers were Harold Barker and Edward Boroski. The League standing follows: Won Lost Tied Lakewood 4 0 0 Lorain 2 1 1 Shaw ' 2 2 O Cleveland Hts. 1 3 O Elyria O 3 O T l , - Eighty'FivE l l 4 K C-Eiffffefizffifif fa? 6? s .e, - .1-,W ff? f 4 W A T 'T i- 4 1, Q L- Cjffifxyl wi af i 1 G1 ff - di--as il . ,. .n .T 1.4, Y f 5, 4 . 4 1 , ',4 g J , 'VM1 14 l!1 W 1 11 :uf 4 1 'Q' 1 4,45 4 1 'V t 4 1 '4 I I V111 . . 4 ' 'Q 4411 4 .4 4 41-1 Y 1l N1 11, 4 A Wi 1! H034 1. i wi 4 X 41 I .1 4f W 1 M1 4! Y 1 V 1 1 1 1 . 4 4 4 Varsity Basketball 13 1 4 The lettermen of heavyweight basketball of this season were J. O'Toole, P. ,4 fi 1 14 Kelser, W. Mowery, W. Wise, H. Houif, A. Krajec, W. Warmee, R. Wallace Sr. 14041, 4 Mgr., L. Burge, jr. Mgr. fly 4 X4 MN The season's record follows: 1' L11 1 1, Lorain 20 Amherst 18 Lorain 19 Akron West 29 1 5 L Lorain 23 Alumni 19 Lorain 17 Shaker Hts. 8 4 1 1 1' Lorain 14 Cleve. South - 21 Lorain 24 Akron East 11 1 fr : 1 Lorain 25 Vermilion 5 Lorain 23 Akron South 20 1461 4 4, Lorain 25 Fremont 13 Lorain 34 Bellevue 23 4 fd Lorain 22 Akron North . 15 Lorain 7 Oberlin 16 1 4 Lorain 27 Sandusky f 11 Lorain 25 Youngstown East 16 , ' Lorain 10 John Adams 17 Lorain 15 Amherst 25 11 1 4.41 1 Lorain 14 Rocky River 27 Lorain 18 Norwalk 19 '3 Lorain 15 Elyria' V , 21 Lorain 15 West Tech 30 V ,1 for , 'N kr . ' ' 44-1 4' 1 1 1 4 , 11 1 1 114, f 3. K4 ,444 1,5 1 411 4 Q 1 f 5' N , i . 7 Y hir 'T' 'i:'51'f-r-x-.fifjwaf-A f . Q A A lm . . -2- seai - ff e f M , . H - -. .X-5 I - -.- .... . 4 s f f- :- .--- .gaarggtf 7 , '41 W f . W. ' --' - -, ,.T?'i - ' . - ,Lt-4 1 -f-A-. .., .f.. .,. .11 , - 111 ifmafaw' 4 + fe ar i1 1 3-gf A sm- - e --M -c L A A . N - f'1u,. -,L T W! 'J K- if :L X-J 'X' -' 'Y X-J-'-,JXL1 1-1 X-1 K-1 xv! K-1 X-,lxfl xvr- 1, -xv fx, EightyfSix 'A ' E 5 2 Y f i? of- .go r1.3-1 14:40,-X'-Ti i? -r , , - H Q , -T :- l ' :F I VP' , 176 C ' 12' 1 1 M , 1 . . r '-5 ...- 1k , ' Ib - Ax., 'A ' if X- Q Af ,fwfr- I1 I 1 1 I 1 1' 1' 1 .1 II 1 1' 1 1 1I . I1 1 1. I1 1 l I 1 1 Q1'y Lightweight Basketball It A half seat in the champion's throne room is held by Lorain's first Lightweight 1 Basketball team. The other half is occupied by Lakewood, each team having lost one game and that to each other. The honor of being the first lightweight 1 I basketball captain goes to Arnold Aebersold. The lettermen were A. Aebersold, A. Waby, L. Grendow, T. Giasorno, P. Chapla, J. McCartney, C. Kafer, E. Jones, F. I 1 Perkson, jr, Mgr. 1 1- 1 I 1 I Results of the season were: ' A I I I I Lorain 4 1 Brookside ' 16 Lorain 2 '5 Ridgeville 20 1 I Lorain 2 4 Shaw 3 Lorain 14 Lakewood 24 I I I I I 1 Lorain 22 Sandusky 8 Lorain 2 2 Shaw 1 6 1 Lorain 12 Lakewood 6 Lorain 2 5 Elyria 22 Lorain 22 Elyria 10 Lorain 1 7 Vermilion 15 1 1' Lorain 42 Cleve. Hts. 1 5 Lorain a 5' Brookside 12 1 Lorain 3 8 Cleve. Hts. 7 Lorain 20 Highland 18 111 I I II I 1 1 ' I l 1 1 1 1 11' - for A- . X1 -af K 'mlmx as ,aa Brasil T 1 r'i:fl' W'--w . '-'QIYI W -4'- . --.'-u'. .q,r--. . -' ,W ' X . . - r 1'E.1111fj'Z5 . gf -,y,g,7., .4 1 ,333 , -:W - ' . ' H' - i I I If II f II Nm f- .+. L,,-M, x A .ig -4 -E 2 -., fa-'ffgiagi fq zfglfij TCL' aa.- ge g ' . -iii ' i11.L.l 11- f . X ':'. - Q bxi' --fli-i-2? 1 lr .. .1-:L T' . of- L ' 1' ' 'r' 3- K U ,, . . Fl ag, if X-Y J' 5gi,.F y -' Hair -.Y L sg ,-. 342 ' ' 1 -4-g...,..y,as:1 '? , -L f-- --:F A A -- -5 -si-' -f 'is s ' 1 SevcntyfEight 1 ' 2-V ,,,-' L V V Vi- , 1-4 jx fQCFi.f'?f 1 Lal! .Lu 'nT. -W. f .1 i .f Ym , 4 -v s A Ai? I T?Q,A-5 ,S sf .- 1 W CAA -N - ' N tgps ,, fu, gg s- g f L-5 g an 0 3 -.--v., as , W-, me , 4-Q ' 1 JW' I KL s as 1- i A I f .gi- l lx , I Il, .f , v fbi l nw i n 'i lf f K 4k , lx l W w QQ' l ' T l Vin If V pf ld 1 fly 'j I yall all I ll if l l A I :ji :ky I W 1 ,U 1 , ' 1 'QE I. M Varsity Baseball N l w l I With many former independent stars landing positions on the varsity, Lorain ll rl 1 -Highs' Baseball team has made a good showing in the new league. Good pitching Nl l l coupled with an air tight infield is largely responsible for the boys' success. The boys have an able teacher in Coach'McCaskey. Coach starred as catcher i l on Mt. Union's College team and played semifpro ball after leaving that school. He M il tri has drilled the boys constantly on the fine points of the game, as his results have w ' shown. . l ' l 1:1 x xl 1 i l il i f IN ! f p i my l l l ill l W' l all i 4 ' il i w l , I ffl 'p I li I ' ' :ju i ', i xl 49 i Hi J 5.41 , in A A X ,Y , , ' Y N T if jirgi f X- if , , Q -.lggiff 0 -H - ,. -Z-rasfiifizglg. . .. 1Zim,,5. 3 l aw- - if .z o eg I l is a .S-ggi . x Q, . ff 725- , ff 5 ,La , N, -4- - - - - ax ei 1 X -.-e e -1 X J , EightyfEigl1t 'O .Qll 'lg i it lflll ' ai +5 fi N r All' I W-f. I M I UNI 7 o i A 55?5?2z5? Qi3?Q53 - - R - - , af ' J , I j r ' js ' v Ig I - x, f I ,L F A-wr W ll r f- .aw fl 5,4 I I I .J I I I I I I I 4 I , I I! I is f , I my fm II ix I IIN , II I W 4 MI I p Im, I II I Um 4 I , I 7 I p I I I I IIIII L 1 I I . L I ' ' I I I , A I Track I I I I ' I H I I I I N, I Lorain's track team of 1927 entered competition as Lorain High's first major sport entry in the new league. - ' L I! I i I I r . ' ' I I . The large suburban schools of Cleveland along with Lakewood and Elyria make 'V 5 si. I I up the toughest opposition a Lorain team has ever met in local competition.. 4 W wr 'T I ' ' ' ' - ' I I I Mr. Waterhouse has been in charge of the team, and through interfclass meets I N and trials, he has been able to select the best men. ' I I I I p With Capt. Houlf, the team's star dash man, hnable to compete, and Kutza out I I I I' of the field events, the season started with a gloomy' outlook, but with the support II I I of the younger stars, Lorain experienced a good season. 4 N I t ' I : I I I I Il l I I q If I I I l I I' I I I 'I I I I I l I Il 2 If 5 , , 1 . I' S--'T ' X I . -'??:.:- TQ iiifi.-TTT? ' ' II favs 2.14-if ,,,, A 1 ff N fs, , In II 7. c A if 17' . iii- Pi II 3 ill ll C ?' - :- - -'i- - 9. 6! - .':... i-.fa-..-:.-..-::.'f-:Q :. i -:' Eigl3ty'Nine , I I I I I f J Xl- i i X lrfzgzjig 56,2-Qilfi-j:33gfE,2-Q gb? - i ' f q . , J -in :- r I J ' fi' i-l -' .. 'f 'K j ef- '? 'w 'N 1. Lf ,.: , f, gd i i My -:rf-K Mu- f gg---f ' d mit-. ,.-f , ,gut -iv Wl vm h- '5'W1r,7,. sa - Il l J Y-X ' 1 w . Q V f l IV 7 M wi ' Ill! l lt 4 4' A it I p I p 4 l 1 1 i ll ' l ,AN l i lf M I i f l' a ll l 1 1 lr l U 7 4 w 1 l L I l , p W ll it W 'l I T T r l l f .1 . . l, l l m y Swimming yi lb 1 Lorain High School's first attempt at organizing a swimming team was a very ll H M successful one. The team finishes fourth in the allfleague meet, four points higher l J than our old rival, Elyria. x 3 The team was handicapped during the latter part of the season due to the loss yi ' of Captain Towner, our leading point scorer. 1 w l l Mr. Sliders, of the Lorain Y. M. C. A. was in charge of the team, and Mr. ,V l l Daniel drew up the schedule which consisted of various dual meets and an allfleague p N meet. l The outlook for next year's team is promising as many of our stars will be back. Ji w l l Captain Towner, Wiggins, Booth, Romoser, Svete, Disler, Kennedy, and Yuhas ll il l were the main figures in our first aquatic team. X a f I l w y I ,J Y ll a X il Q I If I il T T' ' i y l V l I T ll W 3 l li V ' li' ll 1, . xi . l f 2554 -E ,T . i W I X I A-ry i F 4 Q - fp to E, -f- r fr' t 1 N 1 ,32 Mg ffiiigf A l k r f Y If -5 E ffnr f f - f Y ll X,i,, g ig F- ,, ,. 1: , V A ik'-X -if .1 J 1 i a ig 'iIflA'QQi.ET' r -, 'yr ,R-f Q. 'in ' ' W F 'j' '.. ,, EW, , ij.-1-11. .,.. .Ji-L, I i I . A . zfvyll f, T' . ,. , 1 Ax ,L WA! K -3- l,, tg fe ,mv v, , J i s U .Q-f.- 'iss ' f v A Ninety Jil: - ,- if? Qi? ff A f - ' - - - I ' -. 'N 'G f r- , lu. '- f mf ' fl . A A ' --M 4,Imiy, . .i ,..1f -gm QI? II I II I I I ,I I I I I I II I I ll I II I I I II I II I II I II I I I I I I I B ,Yin ,, I t -sg Intra Mural Basketball Team 5' winner of the class A division won the Intra Mural Basketball chat 1 pionship over a field of twenty-six teams. The team which was captained by Allen Baldwin also defeated the faculty by a score of 22 20. The teams were divided into four divisions classes A B C and D. Team 5 won the class A title' team 11 won out in class B' and in the third division team 25 was victorious while team 33 won in the fourth group. The divi- sion winners then met in an elimination tournament and team 5 came out on top after defeating team 11 by a score of 24-17. The members of the winning team are A. Baldwin G. Stevenson E. Boehm B. Bowen H. Booth E. Skolnicki S. Svete andy Moll. Ill-ijgm 'F' 'ir-tina ihar . . 'Tfr In In I I - QI I I II , f If I Il , I I ' II , , , I 'l S 9 I ' II ' I r I 1 3 ! ' I 9 Q 1 ! If I I I I I I I P ,I Q E It 'K 5' I -'ry ' gl fa I Fl If mi, xi an ,, I If ff .. II II ' II If III I I II II I II I 6 I I , xx Q.. W Y , Y,--kk-V VV Y rv , - I' f t sfufrf- N 7 -fififli I--ig- i I i- 'fr'-3-' - - , za----.11 1.4.1 wg-74 -f tfaffv n ike. . ' it I '41-.. -2. - :...':. - ..- sw.. - - - 4. - ...':.. - ..':..e.'E'a-. -:.-.'a'3'a.'k5'2 7 Ninety-One 3 W in Q-t-Al.-ki.. e ,L - -' M 1 , ,- , L , , l i iw' ' -' A A A - - A . .2 419-bg QJPPC? i as X ' a ' '-:-a'-e:vfxv-- - - - ff A- ff - -N s - mg ' ,, l -yutqn ,l V' M .4 l XA -f' 'T V' D,-,,, ..-f- an ' ww I Boys' Intra-Mural Volleyball I w 1 Noon volleyball made its annual debut on Monday, February 7, when Bf7 won from Bf6, and Bf3 beat B'4. The race was finally narrowed down to the fight' ing ability of teams from Bf7 and In the final game between Bf7 and Bf8, Bf7 copped the title. The faculty was l added to their string, and they were defeated by the Champion Bulldogs. The PCI'- sonnel of the team follows: Harry Houff, Jerry Houff, Luther Hale, Warren Long, Andrew Krajec, Edward jones, Abe Hass, Leo Grendow, and Paul Hodkiewicz. A I f 4 T l! H U ILE!!! g i g-. -L1 - T YK - - if Llfg ' 5 ' .- X ?-4QQ'N'?Sf55-Q - Qi,-E ' . H - K: gli , n.f fLl53i' ,i 'ffl-,asia .af -is 's i 'is V- -- llfifwilf-'Lu f g' g 1'-5191 ? - . ' ii s-'P--4K3 -1 - T ag, H 1- 1 1 3 qu- sag'-.. o1 1 1 : 1 cv- g i g : Ninetyffwo 4 l 1 sag q 5 I' Y-Y 0' :ff f 1, , ,.,, ' Mlib vi- A Y ' if ' V A - ' , ,td pm- up W ' 4nm214JLTT.xTrf Lq ,If -- -Wf- 1 .1 1 P U f 5 Yf?i535g?5E5e fig , Qf' - 4 - , Y' 'N e - 0 -f I -f X45 7 'X -r u ' ,- ' :fi g I I 4' r I I l li ll xl K V l Girls' Inter-Class Basketball L The girls enjoyed a very successful season of basketball. A Round Robin tour- i nament was played in which each team played every other team. The Senior B's stepped off with the class championship, losing but one game and defeating the junior B's by a score of 29f23 in the finals. The teams were evenly matched, and kept the other teams guessing until the last minute. ' V Lillian Carek and Frances Slanina were the scoring aces of the team. Other ' members of the team were Ruth Williams, Florence Kestler, Eileen Perrin, Louise Youn , and Kathr n Bohoric. Y i l U lu . f Y f Y - pi, Wiigli. rg 4, ,:,QfL1-' ' V f g LQ F15 ' f -g-VLifLlg iTfjI:: i-c H -. ' -fi , 74 - v 1' .A W L 1-Sl 4 Y ig: if-1 'Z'-.YY Y -, xiii 3? ?515i1gZli?94L,f..-wav ?-'Y 4l'4 'LfP ll v -: 5 .:Iy.1'--2.454 ,u,,,A., ...Lu 'I girlj, I x ai- . V.: . 'H Nincty'Th'rec 'I LM I I! A i 1l?45if-2F52 fx flx ffxi Q: 1lk3l? ' - 'SRS-Sf?-Q' will Y f i i i ' e ' In :- Y V ' Y' Q-,L Nj .:1...f.w -TLT- , ,f ., , 2- Ak.. v Q - Y i I I Lf? My -M -Y ft gd, Q--A t -Y:-E' if- ll fff X i w?A'4' T' Y J K-' x l J ll .tp l I Y V , l 'lf i ni K ll-4 4' I 16, ,ti 1 pl I 'Hill .J 1 l W l l, r ., lx it p , H . i 'lf' H Girls' Inter-Class Volleyball W l i i wi l r The Senior B's won the girls' Inter-Class Volleyball championship by defeating ll 9' i r- the Junior B's two out of three games, 18f21, 2142, 21f11. , This team is composed of Lillian Carek, Frances Slanina, Florence Kestler, Mal' xi bi i vin Pandy, Ruth Williams, Eileen Perrin, Eleanor Young, Marcia Stevenson, and 4 Kathryn Bohoric. , f The loss of one game in this tournament meant elimination and the Senior B's In I came out on top by winning all of the three games which they played. ll l H r' l I l 1 i r 1 U N il' , I :ff 1, ty, , r i.. rggggiwg o gg , fra ssle-51:f ' r ,qc as ,M .rerrrf lu, .lllllf flw-ve f -P ?'A'?5s's-ll 1-gs-iri. - 1, I f -M ,ii 4-, ' ' A Yr 1 Tglr. XSYY e i wif -.inf - Q ' 1- ' xx 'Z '? ' f' X ' .- . : - . 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F293 ' Wx X 2- : W 1 ', if W3 - fig! -N, , fj fp: f I L K ,N 4, V a f , I x w 1 Ninety-Eight V , Q V X i A X M H . 1 iw' X X 1 ,gi M13 'J V , , MA..-X. ve gL! 'NW V3.5 12 M. 1, ' X1 ,fr rl, k':,1 xii .va ,N ,MA ,, Xu' 131 ,Mr ,f.'4 IU' N: ,, . N fl lk 'uw LQ lp' xc, 1. X!- r .1-El NinetyfNi'ne One Hundred -2- ? -,gf A ' A - - -Q - - - --- .-3 ? 50 ' ' W . xo QQ DW fa ' 'USD cb is-3-3- -2-3-2:--2-ze-as '9 ig-I7 N AA n . .. ' . --fumlf'-' AD .. ' 3 n, H 111 nf A ' fifllTlltll'l 'I ll n N ' g f SQ R ig ,B f If if ,l wg:-Ac., leasing? 33 Ei S 'iv A O 155 UCCCSS to ' p - A b A ' if l 'gp TE? Class 1927 R 33 1 -3 f . , , xx' T 2 Q l T May you always be as successful and happy throughout life as , 1 2? 1 p . Q., sl 3 you were during your school days. Let us help you remember . .Pg l i those eventful days with a watch you will always be proud of. l , T , 3 1 s . We have a complete selection of tlie Best Makes, as the N ' Grueng Longines, Hamilton, Elgin and Illinois. ' iii l i T THE GEO. A. CLARK Co. so l 4 ' - ' -1 l i jewelers and Opticians P ' y THE STORE FOR SERVICE 2 J' Broadway. 86 Seventh A l Opp. Market House Q 1 , is ff gg l A Itis More Fun to Play than Listen El Ei 5 i We would like to see and hear every boy and girl learn to play a I . musical instrument. 5 I We well give five private lessons to everyone buying a - musical instrument if this ad is presented when the sale lg, l is made. ' fir i i , TI-IE A. B. CSAUER MUSIC Co. IE4 MUSICAL HEADQUARTERS gi El 4 3 E? 631 Broadway, Lorain, Ohio 543 Broad St., Elyria, Ohio El fi O ' 5 x X X V Y -- - A -- - -V - - --Silva N' C ' ' vw-vwvwvv T 'T - H V P I If-v,,Qw,VH+,, q5m5L fig5mmmmmiH1mm iHSn1i m'3 mTmYmHTQHsHmNisil. . . One Hundred and Two 'LI 16: 13: 'r' 1 HEI :Ui L35 KK mi IMI: 11111 H 'QL ETL Elvi rg.lUl.R'I 'DS Im Lia UYLEI 'M N BEL -li 'A E1 -ga El r '35 'ii c, is Q STUDENTS: -E E? -f: F5 . . . E2 For the most upftofthefminute news, the most delightful entertainment, ig and the most highly instructive educational features, read THE JOURNAL. 2:1 'll , 'rf- E5 'You ll find: gg FK li 5.4 . ga News Service 1 . . 1 . f 1 I . ,F that will keep you informed o ' ' ' 5 traffic lights and world histc clothes. 22 . . An Editorial Page E51 that has attained a national 1 both interests and instructs. E5 x 1 Books Review Columns that will enable you to keep ir tion and nonffiction. I ,E ' Mary Lee Tucker P toward whose programs for the needy, nearly a score of High School musicians gave their services. Hedda Hoyt ' EL whose notes on feminine attire may help the domestic science girl 'QE ig v, E? to make her own frocks. Frederick William Wile, noted authority on politics, whose articles are an almost indispensable aid to the student of civics. 4 Fi 53' The S orts Pa e g E? g f Seven to ten columns of national and local sports news. fl ' journal Comic Strips Ei' Another feature that is not surpassed in this vicinity for humor, sim' plicity, and genuine entertaining value. EE s 3 as 2 . .1 E as T E3 THE LORAIN IOURN AL First with the Latest Q sl 2 1 l r ii I K Ed .lg scam- , t. . . . am, . . Wt . . c eg aiunui Illpful 121 LI ggi mrqulim mr mi iununrumriumu iuixuiiiuimi v iuiiui H One Hundred and Three ' ,.,, 7, ,.., Y.- . . , v-, W., ,-1 v-ey -T1 ,T-TY H-K psf. .-.. -.Y T.-, ,M .M .-Y 4 , . , . . .. AWA.. QL-ll ,rrp-lL,A.LA.v .np A.1A.LV.., .- ll Compliments of THE MODERN-TROY Ph. Reichek, D. C. CHIROPODIST FOOT SPECIALIST with The Metzger-Robinson Co. LAUNDRY CO. Promoters Of Cleanliness Phone 2 121 200- 10th St. Anna Tumas: What's the difference between assurance and insurance? , Iola Orton: Well, the former is what the agent has and the latter is what he tries to sell you. Graduation Apparel Rathwell's Garage REO Presenting for your approval a complete array of graduation AUTOMOBILES 35 TRUCKS costumesg apparel garbing you from pumps to hat in a 215 Seventh Sf- manner appropriate for ' graduation affairs - and in a mode most Compllmflm Of chic and distincf tive. HARRY GETROST - OPTOMETRIST SMITH 86 GERHART THE BOSTON STORE Lorain, Ohio Phone 5201 Allen Block :gi ggjff. :ggi QUT lm my nr FL gg mx Ii :gg 11.11 mg at If L1 :ug One Hundred and Four TTI . . H, ,cl 53 ' Y an -C53 fi ii -ii 95 gli! -:fx fa la ii :li lm yr 5 'Si ii ii ii gg ii 53 SB Q3 55 Cl 515 'lg F! S 33 tg. R-.1 9:7 L1 'li 'W 551 r in ,Il SQ: 'VJ li Qc! -Cel x ,il L. ua ga 'il r- .wg -21 - 5 al, 4 i.L . 53 Compliments of K1efer's Band and I eil 5 I S F Dr. W. H. Emery Ofclffstfa V , , , , Parade-Concert or Advertisin , Specialist, Chrome Dzseases g 35' Purposes ki 3 iii V Service and Musicianship Guaranteed 639 Broadway Edw. Kiefer, Musical Director 2243 Reid Ave. Phone 3822 Qi 5 Wm. Frey: Gotta be careful about politeness at the movies. Edwin Reising: What now? N' Wm. Frey: I stood to let a woman pass me and she slipped into my seat. l i 0. B. BOWER The West Side Bakery 'rl 760 Oberlin Ave. A ' Gooo CoAL 45? lil PI Granite-Faced Cement Blocks The Real Home Bakery F Y l si El ta' BUILDERS SUPPLIES Phone 6776 lf 920 W. 13th sf. Phone 6734 STRAUSER 84 FEI-'DKAMP is Wearmg Apparel for Ea All the Family ii THE LORAIN DRY Gooos co. 316-330 Broadway ' Sv, i is it 5, . 3, Yiliii fail X121 MNT 'ini lvllxx Xxiiixiifful xm1'x'mi'N'uId'Ef Jii'ix1i':2i x.xl K'x.z.'1 71.YAiH1'1.1x i ALXWLZT YmQ'YKEZi'zfxz NxuxZ3'uIii1IYu.'TuL ZX. - ,One Hundred and Five 1 1 1 1 . I yr THE CITY BANK COMPANY 45 1 fl ig Pearl Ave. at 28th St. 1 3 42 E3 42 as li ti 23 E- Z3 ES Virginia Bowman: The fellow I used to keep company with has asked me to go to the costume ball, but I don't know what to impersonate. Janette Darby: Why not go as an old flame? 'Q Ice will do anything any form of re- E? - GOOD LUBRICATIGN - frigeration will do-At a fraction of 9 th t. 1 El Insures Economical Operation e ws --i 15 5? Buy Pure Manufactured Ice I of a Motor Cav. From I The Lorain Crystal Ice Co. Phone 2271 g 1 5 A E5 , 5 gf The Newest Creatzons CG, in a special group of gg SUMMER FRocKs AT 5. The Home Company 515.00 Epi - Exclusive agents for E5 GOLD sT1uPE AND lg 55 ELYRIA ONYX SILK HosE K Eg LORAIN l- as AMHERST THE STYLE CENTER 95 EP ' as E? du5 'fSr:T 'm1 1mifi'Q'WmBuQ11nunmWWQ mfmyiV wmrmfMe'fN,,2f,lk3 A I One Hundred and Six WmLTMm +ThMZT'Sl'MlWLLUYM hM.1U-WS, , Smart New Styles Especially Purchased for The Many Student Activities at COMMENCEMENT McKee Shoe Fitters 430 Broadway WVK NMmUfANc,,'UUHL.Sp'UMA.'MEL,W'fkVf'Lc LL ,LK'1LCUV BRACKEN I Co's. N S U R A N C AGENCY E Prompt Adjustments 111-6th Street r. Mildred Baker: Did you remove all the price marks from all the presents before you wrapped them? Rose Slutsker: No, only from the inexpensive ones. s Compliments Of Bemgesser Florist 1924 East 29th St. Phone 7161 Rose Beauty Shoppe NEW LOCATION 109-6th Street All kinds of Beauty Culture Six expert operators Two Bobbers ,4 Marlow- wwe wsurumlv- Ji Penney ,Q DEPARTNFNT STOP F4 A Store You Can Absolutely Rely on Customers tell us that one of the reasons they like to buy here is that they have com- plete confidence in our goods and what we say about them-in our Advertising and in the Store. By thus being able to eliminate all doubt in the supplying of their needs, they have added satisfaction in buying. They know beforehand that every purchase will prove up and square up with the CONFIDENCE they have' in our ideals and our plan of op' eration. A definite part of our plan is so to conf duct our business that every customer will feel obsolute and positive assurance of this confidence whenever they enter our store or make a purchase. You have felt this satisfaction when buying here, knowing that your interests are safe- guarded-that you have been provided the utmost in QUALITY for the least possible money. Z .7-f.1:1f -f -Y '-' ' ' ' -'v F f 'vp -217-'-f - Y' 2.-vw ,fm -wgfevgii E1 One Hundred and Seven I I v-14 ES E? 4 E? 4: 1 Y Pxf EI' :I , -f I I 5 4 Z I 4 - 'I 5 , R. 'I rf 'ET 971-TUTTN ffl 'fl 115111 '71 lfflfi 9153 ES iq D I El ' ll Q 0 t ectrlca y S WE WANT TO SERVE THE PUBLIC E? E? Zi Eg cc B E S T as ? 'E Ei EI Eg. AT ALL TIMES gg . l sg 2 QL We Ave 'Yours F OT a Better S ' ka ELECTRICAL WORLD 1 I 'I I I E? ii' f Q EI Elf Ea FI as Q4 'ii S1 125 EE- EF is E -as -za 33 :Ig lg THE OHIO PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY 32 E, ' . Ii LIGHT and POWER Ig 4. Q5 One Hundred and Eight . 1 1 c 1 4 ,1,LCfLLSQ:L.K+.1 H5411 v 1 15? Q is is LGRAIN GLASS co. ig F5 1 is QE? We Specialize in tg f if , Church Windows S S P A N G S Q gg 15 ES GLASS and GLAZING i ig? HOME-BAKE 5 Phone 4156 1215 Broadway S KEY is? ' 'Y 3 All Ways S L 1 5 JE? Service Everywhere -7 Central Shoe Store Ei 1900 Broadway E 4,4 -T 1 Ours are satisfied customers fs? 9 gflliltilda Iljieidingc g1hey're7very unusual people. L. ' 1 on: at so. 1 1 Mfliiiazidingi Sales, indeed. Even the neighbors are Satisied with the way they I Q are bringing up their children. 1 I I I L 153 Compliments of 1 F' The Lorain Whistle ' ' 5 is Bottling Co. Don t F01-get I 1138 Lexington A 5 ,- L E2 . . . 4 L S Distributors of Brownie 5 gg - JOHN E. MOONEY A E? i 152 SINGER ELECTRIC g and fi TREADLE MACHINES INSURANCE i' lg T . , E3 L'gfZvf,fi1f2f0if21lc,es 207-5th SM 155 l Q Ei Singer Sewing Machine Co. S 852 Broadway A A 5 LE? 4 1132 Y1:!11'!YL'H4.v11J1 Yi 'Mini ?'P:f'xf.'F 11211121 One Hundred and Nine 5 N A 4 1 :S 'Q 5 si 35 , r 'r A y-4 Y 3 li 2 5 ga Wi Z 5 Ei Q3 Compliments of lr- nl lil 5? li is ai E? F 5 sg I. U R A I N .1 5 f' S X W 3 BUICK COMPANY lg gi' E3 :al El 45 El li Elizabeth Lasco: I have a book you ought to read. 5 Effie Mitock: Heavens no, I ca11't find time to read all the books I ought not E 3 to read. l F54 1 C5 1 WHOLESALE I, Dreamland Flour, Feed, Grain, Salt and Hay l- f 20111 86 Broadway , sg Elvlra The Lorain Min an I E? 14tlE:8C Broadway CO. + O Z Y , -41 21 wth 86 Broadway 1633 Broadway Phooe 3173 gi Paris I gk . , I fx M' 85 vm Ave' Norman C. Wleland 2? Home of Better Photoplays la gl GEORGE ZEGIOB T7P08 aPhf' ,S OWYICY and Mdfwgff One who does'Printing ' 93 Office-Dreamland Theatre Bldg. Lorain, Ohio 2035 Broadway Telephone 6846 EX :il 5 as El' lj er is Timo' Mr fr n'wmwfQWWWww-few we 'warp my lm One Hundred and Ten E575-7 E, El 51. it E2 I a 5 gl Igl- Len CAI 5? E Q 1 E: 1 4. 'f 1 E? Ei E? ei fs? '24 51 C P-K E? 1 gl -P 53 E14 4 f S Ei E5 5 Ei Es I E? Eb E? 53 3 f ui' E? rs 'Q r 5? Ei' 5? .4' 4. Y 4 Ea if El' FS' w if 'r 4 ,QLIIIXESPFHLISHI-E15 Hwhi '!.kxkF4iY75lFllI'Y yvM if .LcUUIlI'Lh AHL We are now located in Our New Home at 647 Broadway with a larger and better stock of EVERYTHING MUSICAL PIANOS-GRANDS-PLAYERS-UPRIGHTS BAND INSTRUMENTS-DRUMS-ALL STRING INSTRUMENTS G. SCI-IIRMER-CARL FISCHER-CENTURY Classified Editions of Classical and Teaching Pieces We especially cater to the Music Teacher WITT Music sToRE Lois Bedell: What animal makes the nearest approach to man? Elinor Cherry: The mosquito. Compliments of ciafefis Marks Cleaning Works Lorain, Ohio Phone 3235 1705-1707 Oberlin Ave. 18 Years of Dependability THE BELL CLOTHING co. Broadway and Nineteenth Kuppenheimer SUITS AND OVERCOATS FLORSHEIM SHOES Spaulding and Goldsmith ATHLETIC GOODS Always there with Better Men's Wear' ii S3 Ci Qi -ii fi si! , ii' 'wg i IF i Ei l Qi 'CE I 93 'ii 2 'S M S i 43 l Ci l iii ii ii ii I Q5 I ci Zi .531 I x E Q2 ka E Si CE r Ki 'Q Ea ea Ci sax 55' as 43 as as 52? lil C5 ii gs gi C h si ifz1gQfn1imm': iilif xrmiirwm rin f1'xTi'F nr nr sr mmifsrmimm pigs One Hundred and Eleven l .i 1 2- -r-'F' f '--:F 2- 3- i' If -iN lil- bi! E .- T f Id ls:- Ili'-' Agn -i ll! -l l 14:- 522521 -12-1 -- Q- 1l , -sf Q JH- assed quahty 1n Plate makmg, combmed w1th an mtelhgent ser VICC endowed Wlth the SP1I'1C of co operanon and fnendhness, IS a ohcy wh1ch has been an un ortant fadtor m brmgmg the Indxanapohs Engravmg Company to a Posltxon of leaderslnp 1n both the co1nmerc1a1 and school annual field - I I -K 6525.5 C15 'E 1: ai 5 I. ' ' : ' ' 2 lvl? 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Compliments of Compliments of E. W. Krause, D.D.S. C. H. Felix, D.D.S. Y 712 B1-Qadway Broadway Bldg. il I Drs. Seiler . Compliments Of il DENTISTS C. E. Isaac, D.D.S. K' 4 727 Broadway Phone 4151 440 Broadway 5 . Tim ' ' ff i Q Y '.'-J 'QJvrJSw -JY -2 V vA 'v'-'v' v' T ' ,V 'Vw' E One Hundred and Thirteen - li. Em .mvs'xum1I1L115f,1Hr'Hr'ff'Iff1I.MWLmm1'15v'HA.IAA?A:fs'fTf'v.MR1ff..rmJ,.f'Uf AA51'wEl 'T 'f fffAf1AIl,sfAA'f'lC'.'fEQv'. .- A gl . asf El 451 4 , l '-4 Rs El' l fi EQ For Graduatzon gl SE ai FS if ii EI? si EP I EEIllfilillzlii''Fill'-'33''alll' Eiiiffggiillfiff as Wg: 'l 'L I' E ' P2:::::::::::::::1:v:::: ff i'Hl'L:l!, iii EQ' I9 . to . F QQ 313 50 8250 oo E3 FISHER QUALITY Twig. si. '53 OTHER GIFTS FOR GRADUATION 5 5 . Unusual and Distinctive Remarkable Selection at 31.00 to 310.00 si W. C. FISHER gg E? 'e Q- 444 Broadway E9 S, ' El I 5 Walter Urbanski: You told me to ile these letters, sir? ZEN l. Boss: Yes. Fit . W. Urbanski: Well, I was just thinking that it would be easier to trim 'em 'E with a pair of scissors. A EE E2 Hart-Schaffner 86 Marx P Means best style and extreme 'value STRICTLY AN gi THE NEW COLORS American Restaurant E5 THE NEW MODELS A Good Place to Eat Often E S G X ? THE NEW FABRICS 211 W. Erie Ave. 5 Suits with Two Trousers l'l 'I tg 3 5 ' 0 0 Phones 3207-5587 Lorain Building 3 l 1 et . OTHERS 540, 345, 550 Eg JAMES A. PRICE I -:H FRED A. MILLER S -l See Price for Prices gil Successor to The Sam Klein Co. 'El all V 425 Broadway Insurance Surety Bonds 55 ' is E9 ' ' :Q iii 3 gil E 5 i sg Q52 One Hundred and Fourteen LET US STORE YOUR NEW WINTER'S FUEL IN OUR PIPE LINES. OUR PRESENT SUPPLY OF NATURAL I, , le, --rf. , ' 4-.fkfa-f-.- -.Mwefel e.::: .+..e:.iQ f z e -.A , , , Q VW, ,, . GAS MAKES THIS FUEL AN IDEAL ONE FOR HOUSE HEATING PURPOSES AND SOLVES THE PROBLEM OF FLUGTUATING GOAL AND OIL COSTS. LAY YOUR PLANS NOW FOR THE NEXT HEATING SEASON. THE LOGAN GAS COMPANY H Helen Mitro: This book contends that couples with opposite characteristics make the happiest marriages. Dick Welter: That's why I'm look ing for a girl with plenty of money. DeVITO STUDIO Photography of Distinction 1428 Broadway ' Phone 6597 E S S I G ' S BAKERY AND LUNCH 726 Broadway The Remington Portable Every Student Needs One INDISPENSIBLE IN COLLEGE PRICED AT ,ssc Convenient terms if desired E L D R E D ' S Office Outfitters 206 Fifth St. Phone 4185 Phone for Demonstratu Q-,yywufv .,x,s.x,..:vv -.f Jyvmfvwywwxvgwwww w Wm. vvvi-fv r+Xvvy -:Nr-.Rf-f One Hundred and Fifteen CCESS H E high standard of quality main' tained by this organ' ization and its close cooperation with the various schools in preparation and lay' out of their copy, is evidenced in this prof duction and has won for us a following far beyond our expectaf tions. THE OHIO SERVICE PRINTING COMPANY LORAIN, OHIO mml ! M I ve.-ve jf iv - -Y' - 36562 O H ndred and Sixtee 4 l' 2 . 5 gi ,' A FITTING MONUMENT Q. E5 . . 5 Es . ' 3 to the memory of those who have gone. ' ,A E I x NORTH We can serve you vvell' by helping you - E NNQ-X ,. ' fu select the proper kind of stone to be Eb f n i' v 1. I, erected over that last resting place of -gd , bm Q f '-In . ' ' yll the loved ones whom you desire to honor -S ! ' ' in this way. .9 .- ' ' X5'-lm-,1f'l,L' ,HF .ll ' I 3 ' sunken JJXRLBCHERCO. E 2 1035 Broadway I E Compliments Compliments . I of OI l , 7 E DAVID..-JACOBY P HI?izr1?1Ap?c Y li 3 . . l Dealer in Fancy Groceries gow Drugs are always right- I ee Meats and Vegetables Prices Too, ' il Telephone 2283 1666 Broadway 13th and B1-oadwa E l Y l 9 . F Comphmems When you think of Pressing E 15 of Think of ' I 2 u'QlM.wwuLg4 f ' Qisviwig, wawawavmxg 0 'I vi- I Lagron Sales Co. Inc. BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Reid Ave. and Nickel Plate R. R. Phone 3163 Lorain, Ohio aALVIEv ALVIE MILLER Mann Building - West Erie THE OUTFIT STORE Furniture - Direct Action Ranges - Victrolas Floor Coverings - Hoover Sweepers THE REICHLIN REIDY SCANLAN COMPANY Broadway Corner 21st St FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1 . . . . lg . xg 'S M. IQ E , E 'S P I6 -A One Hulnd-red and Seventeen Q E If ' 1 1 l I 1 I I I gf El I THE PERSON WHO TAKES NO INTEREST y lil IN' SAVINGS GETS NO INTEREST ON HIS vi I SAVINGS. BETTER SYSTEMATICALLY DE' M POSIT PART GF YGUR INCOME AND GET , l l INTEREST GN YOUR SAVINGS. If N A k I .l L' I THE LORAIN BANKING CO. , l j: . I I E. G. NICHOLS, Pres. - c. M. IRISH, seay ee Treas. 3 Helen Emery: But why do you make the apartments so small? l' , l Landlord: That, madam is so the tenants have less room for complaint. I. sl A L L A L L 'THE CENTRAL WOOL 322-50 HARDWARE CO l ,L 0 , y , Wie cor?tantly aim tr give you the I ,Ii est o service at cwest prices. l S Hardware, Sporting Goods, Elec- li i fl C tric Appliances, Radios and 5 l Awnings I I ll 1941 Broadway Phone 4101 ' l Made in our own , E 5 fdCf0T?'rgld direct Pretty Silks ' I FOI' l v? Dainty Graduation Dresses l I NO MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT Guaranteed Silk Stockings I 1 -' 51.00, 51.50, 31.69 a Pair I i FACTORY AND STORE 1 l Broadway and 12th St. N, B, HURST ' I 1 Lorain, ohio 348 Broadway I E 3 A L- - ---'-v -Q:-Jfv-r' f ' '-vv-f'-J. .f ,L --: A --EL . l W I I mam ' T- WEI1 I U One Hundred and Eighteen W 1,-.. I-mix .vvvvvwvw HILIIJIQUA 5, saw:-WZ was Nurggm 3-O ME' wx jr NV! -XML 1 bv.-1 hm X xo! L- lx X L PJ awww 2-SE .ge B130 wma .um ECN Ea 63' NE-m dow m-mac mmmu WBEAHB Q GQ MEN omg saga 38333 :Q he 13:23 bupcbu Q O O B mcmwgg Jqgwgm fam me E: mm O Q55 -JVAVV 3 fi n 1,1 NN UI , 5 3 w g U Pu 1' w 2 -ff A I q KF :v 'S 2 4 4 gg rn ,Q 5' 5' U ox 1 9 ND A 2 P- '1 U1 N 11 P EE O 'Q 2+ 5 2 i -1 o E ,- S. 1 EL ,Ig sr 2 ' fx 5 s ' 3 ' gf ' 2 fo ET Q Q 3 F 55 03 3 5? 593 : Z3 Q E '1 0 u 5 22 B 'B 3 'L mid fav Q J SE Z 59+ 4 S '-1 111 S' Z E IP Vi fb 'Ii S W Q g 0 ' vu E E 4 :if - ' ' ' S 1, S X P l 4 : Eg E 5 21 if 15 51 E2 F5 xg The Kiwanis Club Fi l .71 p ei Congmtulates gg l K ,QE the 1927 Gmcluates ii lg? 'E of Lorain High School , fl ng-4 gg E1 ' ' ' !! Hx. hz We Budd 4 l l 45 i 1 1 1 El ii Er 25 x - E' Otto Mikolando: Would you accept a pet monkey? E- Evelyn Allen: Oh, I would have to ask. This is so sudden. -Y lg E V54 ,.4s 32 Compliments ' of x The Wood Lumber Co. I ink of lumber W l 'Y'1,'iiLTQj1f'I1 Vw 'L '1 fr '1'xv Chevrolet zs Complete There rs Nothzng More to Buy THE FINEST CAR THE FINEST SERVICE The Best Place to Buy Economical Transportation Broadway 86 22nd Loram Ohm Clair Oppelt I want to get a dlamond rmg platmum 1f you please Clerk: Certa nl su' let me show ou our Lomb 11311011 sets of three ICCCS Y Y P engagement weddmg and teethmg rmgs at 10? chseouut Q-T. RCBINSON 4, 1 K 4 ETB-21535 E3 T3 171215 T5 Tl H '55 MTH lfilllilflllfllifllfl HTll5El'L'31l?1 Tl '35 T1-'ll1'll3'3Y53 31 Tl T5 '33 'QI 'nl 'nl EY 17774 VL K5 'L N3 Q51 Qi Y' ,- Q3 .V Qi g, P. X eff HHH ,JZ-MTH 15' 'T HH F51 UAH F3153 51 'TUE Fl-' 'H lil? 53' 97' 7Unl.UF5 2 Paw 3, QQ: gd G3 ...I In rv 'J Q m Um m T 52,8 S3 r-r 2' H 2 m Q J 9 Q-QH Z 2' EJ F' 3 3 2' 5 '4 V dx aff r- 'D We Q. E vm CD . Us W Sf H1 : 9 ,4 oo P-I Z W f-S e 55 PI on U7 S 5 ou E 3' H 9 2 rn L' 'fl 2. as Z E o 2' 0 5. :pf su U1 2 D.. Q A4 as 3 Q F11 5' 23 2 T E E W 1 LL P- I I X5 EP n m m 3 2 rn 'Q g Us P- Q 3 , I I 4 Green Springs Natural Mineral Water CRY-STIL PURE .Q DISTILLED WATER gf Delivered to your home in six handy half- 'Z gallon bottles 12 Qlihe ww. Ember Qin. ' Phone 4133 304 12th St. ,J W ' 2926 Seneca Ave. CENTRAL GARAGE i OAKLAND Compliments of A ' OUR MOTTCY' and is to keep the quality high PONTIAC SIX and the price low AUTOMOBILES 5 5.1- 1 1 V-E ,NA E: 6 E F lr le f:'5':3!L'xZi : .One Hundred .and 'TwcntyfOnc ii 1 1 P r i wg n nr' 5: E? if -:af Compliments of -:1, it LORAIN DAIRY FEED CO. :Ei 'IEP Distributors of Q W MEADOWBROOK FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER I..-O PAINTS CLEAN H1-GRADE C O A L 1 AND DEPENDABLE 'Zi E5 ng E3 v KECK S WALL PAPER THE EBINGERMILLER F1 'li A COAL AND SUPPLY CO. L The Lorain Lead .sa Paint ce. 515 Broadway Lorain, ohio 138 Oberlin Ave. Phone 6766 T1 ip Frances Wiggins: How did Harry get that black eye the other evening? .ESX Mary Rothgery: He was waiting outside the theater for a chorus girl and- ,fy hy F. Wiggins: Yes, her steady came along? SE M. Rothgery: No, her grandson came out and beat him up. 'if I Q I Simmer Meat Market -ig, FRESH MEATS and ,gg GROCERIES Cor. 18th 86 Oberlin Ave. Phone 63651 'ng 1 I lx-DI ,Ei ACME GLASS AND MIRROR Co. Courteous - SERVICE - Dependable -g Vt 1-1 4 E? '-'Li' VENITIAN ia WIIINAIDEEW Phone 6764 MIRRORS 45 ,E 1 1 B d RESILVERING -fi ng. WIRE 04 '03 WY GLAZING and ai Eg FIGURED REGLAZING Q? - 1- is 5, ig ftxmig 43iV'7 3QmffQ'51jfQjT'E ,jfl jx j 3, I 5mi ',3mT h f'1fiYEX!R'fxY fly Ty Qfimivmsazxl' , One Hundred and Twcntyffwo ' Q-Lg-Q:-' g.K, e.f-'eLEA.-Z 2-15:5 eifl.-I e-f-'sr Air -an-5.5 ag, , , :.'s.e'uf-'xr-fv-fx L1:fe is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy. ... EMBRSON COURTESY and con- sideration to depositors have been important factors in the growth and success of this bank. The Natlonal Bank of Commerce Sth and Broadway Loram Ohm I e-A-ea-W-ff m 'm 'm g g ' im ' - . 'm 'm ' r fi imi g 'mo 'm 'rm 1 e 'm 1i'Iym1gum,. ,mm.J,, ' One Hundred and 'I'wenty I'h'rcc Complzments 0 EQ Lorazn County s Bag Bank Ulibe Cllllehzlanh Qlrust Qinmpanp 338 Broadway Loram Ohxo A E CAMERON, Mgr Dons Snow GIVE a sentence wlth the word Justlce Ph1l1p Kelser Id just1ce soon klss you now as later And he dxcl Justlce soon as he could. V V KINGSLEY S TOWELS 86 SUPPLIES S P P il NEAR THE LOOP O W 'L The Lorain 'J Q S Towel Supply Co. ,P Home of Better Candies if 'x l E2 25 nt W eil Ei - If as si S li s Q Q , I NX-.Lf R gg Q 1- 5 1 ai 2 -M- Q32 2 , can gg! 1 gl E 4 - Hap: xg 1 ,...l 3 l iff--P gg: P E ii? 9 o , u ul P S gag Il 355 f v S f E i 1 . . l 1 - . A o 3 w ' L l g . . . Z ,, , . . . -.,, . . . U Q 1- 4 0 U 0 ' l . L' -X , w' V I 1 ' l I Q l 0 rl 1' 5: gg Prescription Rellabllltyv -it U Q5 5.40 at cd L. l I P P 'U H. H. Snodgrass Pharmacy n W 51-50 PCI' Pound Vine near 28th St.-City 2 l x l , -1' f f-M A -'nf A ' W ' 'f' ' L' IM- 0 7 ' rrml 5 ' A - A ' T ' ' A '7 ' A ' c ' -Q ' ' flu'- One Hundred and Twenty-Four x 1 I 1 -1 4 EP T4 . T T S T N The Kind of Lumber You Need - ,ii ' I When 'You Need It - , 4 ' o , - -At th R' h: P ' y e ag rzce r , 325. ' . X , e THE LORAIN LUMBER COMPANY Phone 6923 East 9th Street 1 1 Q I Teacher: Define advertisement Robert. ' gt Robert Green: A signboard of any kind showing a pretty girl wearing, driving, or eating somet ing. 3 h T i Q , . The City Hardware Co. it J. P. Brattin, Prop. Q General Hardware, Paints and Oils Drink 3, glass of MILK daily at gl Sheet Metal V57-Iorli. and Warm Air P your. High School Lunch 5 ea mg - . I P L We Specialize in ROOIT1.tO aid yon 1n re, 5? ROOFING OF ALL KINDS taining than school Phone 3259 437 Broadway Complex, 1 MAKE YOUR OWN MOVIES Km e l with a il N e1 5 l , , , Authorized Dealer for ' Pathex Cameras and Projectors and fl LORAIN I 4L Bosch Radio Sets CO' The Squarest Kind of a Square Deal 2 LATTO RADIO SERVICE A ' 1800 Broadway Phone 2692 Ei' H if K HE 2175Hi'i'ii'1i 1'm 'z'K i'1'n '1Z' X1 'S K 1Y j irfTfX!fI i1: T '3i l1 i'A 'f1 'i i Iz'fji 'g 1H m1YNnbtx' - ' f o 1?rdN H T1 'gxl'1i'x'2: xrx fxx 'n1R 'nL3P ' W'x xQ1r,1mm3 1 One Hundred and 'TwentyfFive 4 Q C31 3 ra. I N3 El Y S KET 3 our uccess is .1 I 'gl 1 f 1 52 Depends to a great extent on the decisions you make in early life gl Ei BUSINESS OFFERS BIG OPPORTUNITIES ' Q I I E L 'gi Work in Cleveland - The City of Opportunity yg fi, ll Have a Cleveland School back of you and helping you. This is your most Convenient School-Car and bus lines from Lorain pass the door. Ask for information. 1' ' ' 1 if H E? UNION INSTITUTE of BUSINESS Detroit Ave. at West 65th St.-Cleveland Ei I3 Martha Ulrich: That serial story left off with the hero in a pretty tight position. 7' He has a puncture. 9:41 I Z Mildred Meister: Hasn't he an extra tire? Z M. Ulrich: I don't suppose so. He's up in a balloon. Kg? Q' - 1 Would you like us I to help you find f If ' a nice home or lot . 'B p l R - S n Web - 2 . I f ' I . ' I 5 3 I w BWV 6 ROIDLEY gg Q2 619 Bnoadwau -'Phone 6612 EP . E3 3 . gg CITY BARBER SHOP I il It Pays to Look Well 111 East 20th Street NO WAITS .. six CHAIRS E 55 BLACK and KLAIR -a Phone 2244 silt 527 Broadway Ei' ii 'f' p C ' Y7f'?u'fwi'F'1f3VmHj1W 1 One Hundred and TwentyfSix g. 1 house. And they cost no more. 2 Call H. 1. Blaser, and tell him you want a GE Wiring System -all the new work to be done with GfE Wiring System materials. He does his job swiftly-without fuss or muss- g adds switches and outlets, builds in lifetime quality. In this simple way, your home can have all the delightful comfort gi and charm of the modern home electrical, whether its old or new. iii ' 45 sg n E L0 A N S 3 linux :Mlr mn If -A Everything ia! .i lectmool L 1' 1- 1 1 '1' : ROADWAY AT ma Sal Tull LH Yu . iiX'1'Tu1A1.L7': 7'7'3uA.ii'7'Wi 7i'uj5HE'urxfi'izI5W.lV. YE Xi'.1IHf1lI1'1'z'i im' One Hundred and TwentyfSeven ' Rosella Jones: What happened when your father told your fiance he ought to put something aside for a rainy day? 2 Ruth Grubbs: A little later Dad missed his raincoat. r 'El The Coleman SL Burnett Co. l Going to College this Fall? 4 . . C E If you are-you'll find the very impor- Firestone Gum'DlPPed'BauoonS f 3 tant need of a wardrobe trunk- Accessories Vulcanizing 5 More Hartmans are used by stu- Gabriel Snubbers dents than all other makes com- T E bined' 301 W. Erie Ave. Phone 3136 5 Make a selection any time-let us set ? it asideffor you. :Eid make weekly pay' RIDE THE Ei ments 1 you wis . S ,EJ PRICED 830 a BETTER CLEVELAND-LORAIN l an ! HIGHWAY COACH LINE 5 Fi I' he Metzger 86 Robinson Co. T0 CLEVELAND C . Via South Lorain A Hartman Trunk Agency-Shoes too Phone 4188 223 W. Erie 3:,ivi..i 'iiiliixiiih Yu? Y!:!'2K!!Nf'l1..1f'1!llxfi,L!1N3f!1 Iii' 1:3 x3AuQ'iE?'xx.1 '13ii.'f3x'.Y' 'mx yA!E'l'Y!lAx XUlX!.!fL One Hundred and 'TwentyfEight :Q ,'gttg:Lg:tg: - , ,,,,. L ' 5U'L0J1LkU1LkU s w: ' v ' v v - - ww' L I , - 4 I' I ,'s 2 . L 4. ,.., we ..,. .. f 9 . 1' CHECKING , -SAVINGS L , ...W diggs-:3L,!-i:,ff . ,I SAFETY . CHRISTMAS :I .2wpj:gg'4gEf :JF:f? 11e,ig-f,'1Tj41' J,f,5':ftggi5g5 fissQ, ' I DEPOSIT u f' CLUBS - ' -,sfllfaf :A ll: ' 1'l' i we-I-ft-!iQ wLf:Ill -N . 'lf - Boxes f 1 Il M'5?5'w Eslfiuleilll I 2 I I I l is l Earl It ii'uEi1'2l2g 9 'LF I 1 - .E l,-: JH Vi .'23'! iwlfillvefs 'I 2 - I ll I lisa LESa.fv,f..e5.ti.1f 5..pzgf.at--liiff if f :- :EF :.5WWjip3'EltG .L5gfi1ff251.2E 5: ImQ Ei5Fg'll rl T' 5 I J ail A Q1 I Qi Opposite the Hospital , I, 1' 1 1 - , , P , Dur1n our educat1on Include a course In Bankm at l' , 3 I. I I , THE co, lt , lt r il' f LORAIN, OHIO 5 I Judge W. B. Thompson, Pres. B. A. Foskett, Cashier l C 5 ' I Mr. Reesey: I've never seen a report card like this before. Aren't you Q 5+ ashamed of yourself? I ' Anne Reesey: Frankly, Dad, I'm not. You promised to pay me S10 if I'd Q: 3 bring home a good report and I thought you'd better economize. ' 3' I , xl' -I . . lv FOR RESULTS Vw' Ou' 9 4 , I Q, . Sportmg Goods Department .I Q, Last your property j' 2 with of l 4 ly, A, E, FISHER Arhleuc Goods . I f 9 Realtor Cam in E U1 ment p 1, P g q P Q I Ph 1 6882-3504 446 B d I 42 ones ma way Old Town Canoes I tu Above Fishefs Iewelery Store I, L' Fishing Tackle , , Q Compliments I ' If P I Of f' n I 4: The Loram Hardware Co. 5' 'I ' 5 M E A T S cor. sth and Bdwy. 1 All L' 1 Tl L' 530 Broadway The Krantz Hardware Co. f Phone 4277 20th and Bdwy. F' l , l I 3 5 mmm ' mx ' ' ' ' T . 1rro 1f ' mm . fm ' rrmrmrm ' ' ' ' . 7 ' :?rm1I I nrmrm P One Hundred and TwentyfNine 'Yl9VLW TL31lTeE'Llm xM'YhlHV 1.951 'Alf 2.1 L 'S-H' TEM MQW-.K 'Q.f L,- V M? U' eb A- fl il Q X . 4. if 1882 1927 3 i THE WICKENS co. 2 ? 361 Broadway-Lorain gn .Q SELLING AGENTS 6 - I ' ' -for- Berkley and Gay Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture gg ' 5. , Karpen Bros. Upholstered Furniture fi Whittall Anglo-Persian Rugs W V , Radiola and Atwater-Kent Radios ,R 'ii ll Daiiler and Grand Gas Ranges B Gladys Poppelwell: fAt the end of a lengthy musical composition, Isn't it too g. Q bad Daddy, the man who wrote this piece died two weeks ago. sf Q Father: Did they ind the murderer? iw Standard Electric 1, l l F. W. WARNER, Prop. y , T Compliments 1 1 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR B j WAGNER-WALKER T 527 Eighth Street 3 A MOTGR CO' Phone 4282 f HUDSON -ESSEX DEALERS G 0 U L D , S , 5 2 i -1- l Extend ' I ' , I 5 thexr y , 938 Broadway Phone 6625 ' Hearty Wishes 5. I Q C 4 'WNW z1l3u4Y7'1'i'.:f1u43x1zT'B'1'W l N'S.xL31iAuii'x3'iE H ' T One Hundred and 'Thirty EIN, -I M than-at f to afl LsmX+a-,M EF E? f s e I E r,-z?1C53i'E f Compliments at EXE.. and , I- 7 Good Wishes .Q.q,:'.in?:r?7gf57 .1 'Sr N31 mprxo of '? Ei The Central Business Men's Association 3 Ei Violet Dintaman: I never think of my audience when I'm singing. r Esther Hunt: But you ought to have some consideration for them, dear. Compliments' QQ ? to of flllllila . O wk 4- 'ff' Y pj Pltzelle Auto Sales 24 5' 932 Broadway Nothing that you can give those Q- Ph 6668 who are near and dear will please One them more than your photograph i at SIDNEY B. ROYCE Made by ft FUNERAL DIRECTOR MICI-IAEL'S STUDIO 'P . 657 Broadway Phone 6768 i 700 West Erie Ave. 3 Lvrain, Ohio Photographs Live Forever .,r N 'iuB? 'Fii'F,'r?1'W'Vf3,1y13 1'c: N ',fi31iQiTL11xv ' R 'or f'i' I 'W i ' One Hundred and Thirty-One I 'QA' NAIL' u r, , - A Y 'wi ' - ., '0:Lw1swJQLxv:L U U' .- w'LxU:MJ ' w1: :w1 w:Lw:L'1 wJ1Lxy:LQ,6 D, l .7 L s P E c E R 1 A s 3 ' -oF- . D COMMERCE, ACCOUNTS AND FINANCE 5' : An army of students, 5S,0OO, have attended the Spencerian during the 79 years 7' , that it has been training young men and women. ' I The unusual facilities now offered by Spencerian cannot be fully described. They . must be seen to be appreciated. We most cordially invite visitors to call and consult S . us regarding any of the following courses: Q ' COURSES OF STUDY ADVANCED COURSES Q Day and Evening Sessions Leading to College Degrees Bookkeeping Business Administration Qwith Degree of B. Shorthand B. AJ . . ' ' ' f B. . . Speed Show-and and fypewf-mg iim:::!.Ff.s:,'i:..f'?:i:..Ds:g:.: of 3.33. High School for Adults in Ed,J Private Secretary Evening Law Cwith degrees of LL.B. and English CPrepartory-Advancedj LL' MJ C0mm91'Clal SPaUi5h Higher Accounting, Cost Accounting and Commercial Normal fwith State Certificatej Auditing fPrepares for C. P. A. Exam.J Our Employment-Service Bureau serves the graduate and the public without charge. Bulletins and full information upon request. Address E. E. MERVILLE, President, Dept. H. 3201 Euclid Ave. Cleveland Founded 1848 Telephone Prospect 4500 Marion Brandon: Can you take a joke? Suzzetta. Bird: Oh, please don't proposei Where Quality Never Varies Comphmems of I S T Y L E S F. A. Newhall, D.D.S. 1948 Broadway THAT ARE JUST The more real knowledge you gather, the more humble you become. A STEP AHEAD Vkfhen you get to the end of your rope, L g tie a knot in it-and hang on. 'Q 1 Pick out the work you like to do, and T I stick to it. 1, . Success lies in sticking as well as pick- ' 1 The Ray Baker Co. ing. , U 1 i Geo. B. Wickens Class 1895 g I o . '5 Q 1 V One Hundred and Thivty-Two x I X ' V I I 1 1 1 u V 1 lWJJLQJJLQkLk'lJLUA'LkU.'LQlJLWJ.LUJ.L!LlQ!.LQ!.LXU.L5Q.'LkU.'LQL'LWA' 'L WJJLKM Y 'LEE l QA I I'LSBLWALWllLkU-'LEQLWJJLK'JlLWllLQL'.kUJLk9'4Lk!L Q THE RCTARY CLUB Believes in The Boys and Girls x of Lorain v' D' 1 ,bo 4' g 5 'E 4 1: F -1 ff L! is Q 'P 44 ,- Q 1, ,- 54 I6 Q: Q ,A ,. :F f S 4: 'i X P Q Q I N 4 M 1 L .- Q 'F S M S2 4 fi S 'X e 1 4: X Q .- Q ff S Q , E Q IQ Q 5 IE 5 IS G Y I5 S G F .E E Q m'rmTrmm1rrN7i1rrow1rru1rrm:m1frmrfmfmi731frmrfn1rru1rm1:mvT61vmP751rm:Frmrr.x1rrix1rrm1'rmr?E1r7i1:rm'751rrix1rfm1rr.x1rrmrrmr7i1rm1ii1r761r7R One Hundred and Thinyffhfec ' T 1 Y? S v- f 5 f Q f S f Q f' Q 4- f E r Q S f Q E 'U' ' ' -41,-v .Af -, -J .. -' -JL ALA.-. ' ' ' ' ' 'DULQSQQ - .., 4 ' 'H'i-'DLQLUJWMUJWH ' ' e 5 Q n I I' g Compliments of M. E. K1Sh.ID3.IQ, IVLD. T Hours: 2 to 4 and 7 to S l Valloyd Adair, Except Friday Evenings 6 Sundays by Appointment .I ' inn Broadway Room 226 Broadway Bldg. Lorain, O. l 4: . ip l rl I F, l Compliments of C0'mpli7'71CTlIS of 4: I D, Thgmas, Baldwin, V l 408 Broadway 424 BYOHCIWHY l' , ll g l Compliments of Compliments of w Y 4 5 ll C. V. E99 Birt Garver, M.D. John W. Adrian, M. D. 'l' 3 Broadway and '5 th Broadway Bldg. C 2 . E C0mPlimC11IS of Compliments of l Io fm' I4 L. Warren, Blltlef DOI13.1dSOn, E D. D. S. V 5 1790 E. 28th Sc. City Bank Bldg- lg ', 5 2 Q Y? . Aww C .,'f'7Wv'w 'Y B pf, One Hundred and 'Thirty-Four EZERN-'Tull HKYSJTLTB-Tllnilniflxl5215l:STL'l'L'l'l1l'LMmQ.,-W-LEX 7-tl-S-bfi'kf v 'VW,M'1'Q'Lf'l'YM4,- ng, ' Q . 3 L AUTOMOBILE 7 4 TMCLEANING fa ,L IEEE' L TN f E A A k 'A' 1 Eg X -1- -'bi ,I x U' 5 ' T' J Alberts Auto Wash ' 1766 Elyria Ave. Phone 63-309 ALLEN'S BOOT SHOP Footwear for Young Men and Women 1 'xl -. E 408-410 Broadway 1 .W E? E 4 Hazel Anderson: What made you think the collection was made to get the 3 minister a new suit? Pat Flynn: Because so many of the congregation put in buttons. 5 Standard Welding Co. 'S 1 E. Herdendorf, Prop. Compliments of q Welders of - Thom son's Mortuar f ALL METALS P Y gi Phone 4530 222 11th sr. ik , Lora1n's CO- Most Complete 43 B 2 n 550 roadway Funeral Home EQ Ladies Ready-to-Wear an -+ T Where Style, Quality and pace Meetv J. FORD THOMPSON as - You can do better at the Fay Co. if gf . E3 L L aammfj L 'tm' nxmmvrf mf mmmfrmmmgmmmgwrfrrmnrmn1fmi3nLmL One Hundred and '1 hirtyfFivc gang, - .HEEL YY I C I-wg V g I I ,,,HELYELF.LFlm'1 Qe I 1 R It Lorain High ff An Appreciation . Another year of cordial business relations between Telling's and the Educators and Students of Lorain High is now added to the 1 pleasant past. That our company appreciates the recognition need not be emphasized at this time. Telling's ice cream has the I distinction of being favored by those who discriminate- and Lorain High has our continued thanks! y The Telling Belle Vernon Co. 6 I Q I I O l S D I Howard Kaufman Manager Lorain Branch U T Grace Clark: Jack has such a clever way of flattering one. Mildred Bachtel: Did he tell you you were beautiful? G. Clarkf That vvouldn't have been cleverg he told me he was scared to death lest some movie manager should see me. 'I . 4 GARDNER CARS compliments of gl EIGHT IN LINE .5 ii Motor Sales Co. Chif0PfaCf0f H 244 Broadway Broadway Bldg. ' Cgmplimgntg of ,S L SHOPPE 4 Dr. C. R. Buckley E We take it from E Chiropractor I the 07271 DIRECT TO YOUR DOOR l 671 Broadway 1832 Broadway Phone 4288 gs One Hundred and Thirty-Six ll 4 0 T1 ll 'Q . 1 4 4' a Q O -I I , Q , l 1 T 3 I qi a a . s : 2 'w I T 44 W l' a T 5 :S 1 l Si 21 2 x , ef 'B 2 a is , is T , l Q , :S , 1 . . , . , , 79 Q , . , . 2 QI a ' ' -W- W ' ' - , .. +. f.1-. A . L A - Q - g t g eug - .. , , - .. Of the 500 or more High School graduates of Lorain County for June, 1926, The Elyria Business College leads all similar schools of Northern Ohio in the num- ber registered. The E. B. C's. continued interest in its graduates, its growing favor with employ- ers, its school motto- We'll do well by every student -these are some of the rea' sons why so many High School graduates of Lorain County choose The Elyria Busif ness College. The Elyria Business College is attended this year by graduates from ELYRIA WELLINGTON SOUTH AMHBRST LORAIN NEW LONDON LITCHFIELD OBERLIN RIDGEVILLE LIMA LAGRANGE BROWNHELM HENRIETTA GRAFTON AMHERST MEDINA E 1 y nf 1 it O X .... Jerry O'Toole: I hope you are carrying out those ideas I wrote you about. Editor: Did you meet the office-boy with the wastefpaper basket? J. O'To0le: Yes. Editor: Well, he was carrying out your ideas. DR. M. A. BRANDON BETTER QUALITY Osteopathic Physician LQWER PRICES so Lorain Block NEWEST STYLES up PHYSIO-THERAPY and X-RAY 'Q - PHONES - -..- +2 office 3145 aes. 3277 By all means visit our I HEMSTITCHING READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. . Dm P y coATs-DRESSES i' 54 Albaugh Art Shop Q Art Needlework and 'MILLINERY . stork Gifts Q K L 1 N E s 557 Broadway Phone 2941 d Next to Ohio Theatre 710'714 Bwa way E l -rm , - 1TfD1Tf01TfB7?fi7i1TfM1 mum:fr1rrmrm1rrmrrmnfa1nra1rr5x1rm1rm1rra .r ' 51rrmrr.Ysm1rm1r751f?5x1?m1rrmrm1rrmY '1rrn1rBi1rrm1rrm1frE One Hundred and '1'hirty'Seven B Compliments of Wm. A. Pitzele, ' eggsg-9.1!-.ekf .4,.,,,.,,.....e.,,,.. ,ga N, - Compliments of M.D . Chas. R. Meek, M.D 712 Broadway Compliments o E. V. Hug, M Century Block f Compliments of Geo. M. Blank, M.D City Bank Bldg. D. ' Compliments Of Compliments of , 2816 Pearl Ave. Aa To 408 Broadway -D- D. D. Grimm, 2818 Pearl Ave. Compliments of Compliments of I- Edw- JaSi11Ski, M-D- H. F. Ross, M.D. 1948 Broadway 352 Broadway One Hundred and 'Thi1ftyfEig , , W, ,A , -NAA,-.AA4.1,.A,,.,..,. l hr I -Q ,-Qglsl'-m.'-4x4-:uv1srYe.i1g. ilk, Ag, f,-J.,-,L:. ..-4.7.-L:.eJxz:-41-K.5-B IRAQ, S 2iI-i-s.AA.f-IKIX Lexzlfsw Q ,J V R 5 .o I as 3 Success to the Class 5 si 45 ' of 27A and 27B is 5 4 42 o :IQ L. H. s. CLASS PHOTGGRAPHER l 5 4 for- 5. A o 23 E 553 23B ' 'V 24A :E 24B E I s N 4 E ., 25B ii 5 42 26A P g s s 26B I.- wg am, Q 27B i 1 1 5 1 'Jgggs-'C'-N ik gg 1 ' W g sgmezr i 'F I , - Q '-U-L '-K-'-'-' f.fa1mw- - - s Q W2 X , 'f-- - , r The Spanish Portrait Studio Ps I i Broadway at 20th Street Lorain, Ohio 5, l-.,Wxoi3QihY uE'WW' ' 'F' J 'J' W fifi - Y f 3,:f'f3-,L One Hundred and Thi1'tyfNine .L 'I -x 4- ,. f f g11Lwaw.uv1:Lw:LxvALw.w1wuxy:Lw1:ww 1'usJ:LQ1:L X' ws 11 XM WWIQL WJIWJJLKVIJLWLWWJIXUJLKYALWALWIJLQIJLWJLVLLQIQLXWQLUIJLUIQLQIJlg 5 E N D h 'F 3 A u t o g 'r a p s .E J ' O E' ' 'Q Q . - , Q Q 5 ,-5 X 5 out - ' 3 Cum 9, 1 Q Q ' 9 43- 5 i of .7 5 I , ,f . 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OBERLIN BUSINESS COLLEGE ITEMS TOOK HIS ooURsE' AT OBERLIN Carl Raudebaugh of West Salem Ohio attended the Oberlin Business College in 1921 1922. He is now at the head of the Cost Department of a large manufacturing company at Cleveland and is drawing a salary of S3 000.00 per year. His training at Oberlin has given him a good start in the business world and his present salary will be increased from year to year as he gains experience. The Business College at Oberlin has been the means of starting thousands of young men and women on the road to success. ' . WITH THE UNION TRUST AT CLEVELAND Annette Southam who completed the Business and Stenographic Courses last year now holds a very good position with the Union Trust Company at Cleveland. This is the largest bank in Ohio. Miss Southam is well pleased with her position and with the training at Oberlin which fitted her for it. PROMINENT POSITION WITH NEW YORK, INSURANCE CO. Esther Andrews, a graduate of Oberlin College, who later fitted herself for business at the Oberlin Business College, has worked her way up until she now holds an official position with the American Reserve Insurance Company, located at 85 Johns Street, New York City. That she has developed into a capable business woman is shown by the fact that she helped organize the Company with which she is connected and sold nearly 3100,- 000.00 stock in it. She draws a large salary. ONLY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ADMITTED The Oberlin Business College is one of the few schools of its kind in the entire country which admits only High School graduates and is said to be the only Business College in Ohio with the college entrance requirement. This makes it possible to offer stronger courses of training than is possible in schools where many of the pupils have had little and in some cases no High School training. That the high school grad- uates of Ohio appreciate the opportunity to study in a business school of college grade is shown by the fact that high school graduates from all parts of Ohio are going to Oberlin for business training. Graduates from over sixty Ohio high schools are at' tending the O. B. C, this year, including asnumber from Lorain High School. xy w wazwrws,w.1xwwnwu.w:Lu1:LimLuuwmliwrw k'lJ.VA'Lk'l LWIILUJLUWLKUJLUJJLWL'lUA!Wl.'.k'lJLKULQISWIJWLLQRLKU-EXQBWJXW JLKUSKUJKELLH I J 9 I mfrmYa1W r?i'1. m1rr 1 1rm1ix'1r 1'r 1rm1rm mm s 1rm1Trm1rnN ' rrmvmmi - mm ' 1 1. A fra 4 Q One: Hundred and Forty-One f Y fi ,, :il 45-.D 8:1 Vg- . - f f' 'LQ-llUfCLkUJLkU.'LWA1, QlQLQlJLQL'LWALQllL!!lJLX'8J!L JIf KUJLWJ-'IXUJLXUQLKUJLWIJLWJJLQ ll-XVJJLWJQLGQLKQQ KUJLQllL!gLW!JLWJlLQALk9!,QJJLkWlL WMU UUE X 9 1 , 5: O S Q -x , -N 4W y Autographs 45 4: 4 ----- Q I? ' df' I i ,-. ' '5 - ' 'V ' 9 1 - . ' if L Q A ,Q G ,f . 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Nielsen founded Lorain's Z al, first jewelry store. It was only a small shop in ' the old Post' Cffice building below the loop, E' Each year it grew until today it is Lorain's oldest 2 and largest Iewelry and Gift Shop. E ' ook l f Golden Anniversary Specials 1 Al Mean Graduation Savings I MAY 14 to JUNE 11 a y GIFTS FOR FIFTY YEARS X l Eg Q H .F. 1 W7 IELEE NN 1 1 suns rg 3 Q11 for 1921 H.P.N.s. , l I 5 419 Broadway H Lorain, Ohio 2 1 31 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 2 , me r 1 . 1 Y- Q- 'T - -1' 'ferr' ' ff l W f'1,11:r?1,1, I ' One Hundred and Forty-Three x 3 1' H J I if 4 , 2 3 1 F E 5. Z H 5 h P hx 1 5 S I 4 il 94 Q J V1 H ,, 2 3 3 1 Qi 4 1 s 21 Z 3 5 a 2 E I1 U 5 2' Li G gl :V1 E l 34 yi 4 x 1 I HZ .,, vu ful Ji' wi: W , we , 1, an A y. an, H K wg: lllw .:5 :- IH L 5 .,' n 1