Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1942 volume:

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The 1942 Scimitar takes as its theme interesting people and their equal- pursuits. iff E ? gf sf I,-fff AT LORAIN HIGH SCHOOL DURING 1 I 1 IN PICTURE AND ST Here IS a man of many achievements, Superintendent of Lo- rain City Schools, Mr P C Bunn Mr Bunn was raised in Saline- vllle, Ohio and graduated from high school there He received his Ph B from Wooster College and later won his Masterls degree in School Administration at Columbia He is married and has three sons ohn, Registrar at Bowling Green State University, Paul an mterne at University Hospital, Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Robert, who graduated this year from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and is now an Ensign in the Navy Before coming to Lorain in 1914 as Principal, he was teacher and later Principal at Ashtabula Harbor High School In 1935 he was selected to head Lorain City Schools He is past President of North Eastern Ohio Teachers Associa- tion, member Executive Committee of N E O T A, a member of American Association of School Administrators, a member of the 96 Club composed of two superintendents of each state, and a member of the Executive Committee of the Ohio Education Asso- ciation In Lorain he is the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the First Congregational Church a director of the Y M. C. A., a Trustee of the Library Board, a member of the Rotary Club and Masonic Lodge He has ably filled his post in promoting the ed- ucational interests of the boys and girls in this community. And here IS another man of many achievements Lorain High School s Principal Mr C W Luttrell, who halls from Washing- ton Court House, Ohio At seventeen he began his educational career by teaching 1n his own neighborhood Later he received his B A and B Sci in Ed degrees at Ohio State University. Teach- ers College, Columbla University awarded h1m a Master s degree in 1924 He taught in Middletown High School after graduation at Ohio State. During the World War he was Chief Inspector of Ordinance, Gun Fire Control Instruments in the New York City area. After the war he was superintendent of schools in western Ohio and then taught at West Tech High School and at Fenn College night school. Ashtabula claimed him as principal until, in 1935 he came to Lorain High. He is married and has two daughters, oan in Lorain High School and Phyllis in junior high school. His affiliations are many: Theta Chi Fraternity, Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity, the North Eastern Ohio Teachers Association, the Ohio Education Association, chairman of the Activities com- mittee of the Ohio High School Principals Association, the Na- tional Association of Secondary School Principals, the National Educational Association. In Lorain he is a member of the Kiwanis Club, the Salvation Army Board, the Methodist Church, and President of the Lorain Church Federation. Superintendent Lorain City Schools Mr. P. C. Bunn if if 'A' Mr. C. W. Luttrell Principal Lorain High School and its ACHIEVEME PERSONS WHO-SUCCESSFULLY MANAGE THE SCHOOL Few students realize the vital importance that the Board of Edf ucation plays in our school life. It is the mainstay of our whole school system. The services of the group include the administration of the financial program of the schools, employment of teachers and other school help, awarding of contracts, provision of books and supplies, proposal of school levies, supervision of school building cnstructions, prescription of courses and the promotion of school life in general. Mr. Hartz, ClerkfTreasurer of the board, keeps the financial rec' ord of the schools and Mr. Pillans, Business Manager, supervises the physical property of the board, such as buildings, additions, repairs and maintenance of their property. The board consists of seven members who are elected by the people for a term of three years. Their services are entirely voluntary and they receive no compensation other than appreciation from the community citizens. Dr. S. V. Burley, eye, ear, nose, and throat spef cialist is president of the Board of Education. D. W. Lawrence, now serving as the Appeals agent for Draft Board No. 2 and vicefpresif dent of the Board, retired from the Welfare Department of the Na' tional Tube Company in 1940. Dr. Walter S. Nielsen is both an op' tometrist and jeweler. Joseph A. Svete is prominent as an attorneyfatf law, and Philip Austin is the assistantfsuperintendent of the power department of the National Tube Company. Nine Seated from left to rightf- W. A. Pillans, Business Mana' ger, Walter S. Nielsen, Joseph A.Svete, Dr. S. V. Burley, President, C. A. Hartz, Clerk, D. W. Lawrence, VicefPresif dent, Philip Austin. DORIS M. LoNG MARY E. SWINGLE XViftenberg College Girls Guidance Director. English State University. Home Economics HAZEL A. CRAW HAROLD HICKMAN Bowling Green Universi DePauw Uriiversity, Northf Home Economics- western University. ESTHER M. DEMPSEY Ohio State University, Columbia University. Home Economics. Boys' Guidance Director. :industrial Geography, Busi' ness Arithmetic. Brrr!!!hthere's that eight fifteen bell again. Miss Long and Mr. Hickman open the doors of the Girls' and Boys' Guidance Offices to Lorain High School. Their first great task of the day is the issuing of absence permits to those who have returned to school. The yellow permit allows a student to make up his work, and the white one says No Some of their other numerous duties are having guidance conferences with students, making out schedules, admitting and instructing new pupils, and discussing delinquency problems. For those who become ill during the day, there is a health room next to Miss Long's office. Five of the sixtyfsix girls who assist Miss Long have charge of it. Mr. Hickman has fiftyfthree boys who, like the girls, act as guidance secretaries and general aids. Wittenberg College, Ohio ry. CTE 'N AQHI EMEN ' Q 1 .A i45:1iW'3f?.iQS ' ' 1 L Eleven Nli, Ykwlla-rliuilsr .md N15-W l.,lu rvxvfc' In-Ipod in ilu' office Clllflll Il1f'll' NUZIVC INU!lN'llIx. Standing- FIDELIA A. CUMMINGS Ohio State University, William and Mary College, Spencerian Business College. Spanish, English. KATHERINE G. MOEHLE Lake Erie College, Western Reserve University. German. Seated- i EDITH B. LOVE 1 'E Mather College. Western Reserve University, Cleveland College. ' Latin. MARTHA L. HARTLEY Lake Erie College, Columbia Univerf sity, University of Grenoble ffiranceb, University of Paris flzrancej. French. IDA STONE Oberlin College. University of Chi' cago. Latin. American History, Standing- CLYDE U. BATEMAN Ohio Wesleyan. Matheiriatics, American History. HARRY WILLETT Denison University. Ohio State Un' iversity. World History. Seated- EDWIN W. BASH Ohio University. Bluffton College, Columbia University. American History, Civics. GRACE S. HUG Oberlin College. Ohio University, University of Wisconsin. American History, Civics. M. BERNICE SERGEANT Wellesley College. Ohio State Unif versity, Ohio Wesleyan Univer' sity. Economics, English. Miss Hardy and Mr. McKee com- pared stuclents, answers in the li- brary. V r ,M ,. 7 5m.,X 4 .xl im: 1 1 Twelve and its ACHIEVEME T Standing- PAUL MARKS Miami University, Western Reserve University, Dulce University. English. OLIVE E. MILLER Baldwin Wallace College. English. JOAN JAMESON Wooster College, University of Minnesota. English, LOIS E. WALLING Oberlin College, University of Pennsylvania, University of Tex' as, Oberlin Conservatory. English. Seated- VERA H. LAWRENCE Ohio Wesleyan University. English. EUPHRASIA HASKINS Ohio State University. American History, Elementary Civics HELEN VORMAN Ohio State University, California University, Upsala University fSwedenj. English. RUTH M. HARDY Findlay College, Chicago University, Northwestern University. English, Thirteen Standing - HAROLD PRYOR Wooster College. Biology, Geography. CHARLES G. URBANIC Louisiana State University. American History, Civics. Seated- W. A. SMITH Baldwin Wallace College, Ohio State University. World History, Commercial Law. ANNA A. WHEATLEY Ohio State University. American History, World History. H. A. OLIVER Ohio State University. Economics, American History, Civics DONALD E. NOBLE Hiram College, University of Pitts' burgh. Commercial Law, World History, Business Training. THELMA PITTS ' V Earlham College, Indiana University, Western Reserve University. Librarian. ELIZABETH WRIGHT Muskingum College, Middlebury College. English. LENA SWICK - Kansas University, Columbia Unif versity, National University or Mexico. English. JOHN MCKEE Holy Cross College, Oberlin Col' lege, Western Reserve University. Biology, Descrptive Chemistry. R. J. HOLDER Oberlin College, Teachers' College of Columbia University. Ohio Un' iversity, Ohio State University. Chemistry and Physics. HANNS ANDERS Oberlin College. Chemistry. ORVAL GUNDRUM Bowling Green University. Ohio State University, Western Reserve University. Biology. CHARLES W. COOK Oberlin College. Descriptive Chemistry, Girls' Chemf istry. C. C. WATERHOUSE Lawrence College, Ohio State Uni' versity, University of Wisconsin, Physics. HAROLD FRESHWATER Ohio State University. Descriptive Physics, Biology. HELEN OEHLKE Cleveland School of Art. Western Reserve University, Cincinnati University. Art. CLIFTON BURMEISTER Carleton College. Northwestern Unif versity. Choir Director. HOWARD F. BROWN J. Sterling Morton, Murray State College, Northwestern University. Supervisor of Music. F oufteen Fifteen . H Y AMY R. HALL West Virginia Wesleyan, George Washington University, Columbia Teachers' College. English. CONSTANCE A. BLEYER Wisconsin University Journalism, English. ADA G. MARVIN Findlay College Columbia Univer sity. Economics, English, VICTOR E. DOBRAS Wooster College, George Peabody College for Teachers. English. GERTRUDE GAINES Kentucky University, Bowling Green College of Commerce. Typing, Shorthand. MURNICE LANGE Western Reserve University. Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice. O. M. NEWMAN Miami University, Bliss College, Wil' mington College. Bookkeeping, Business Principles. W. H. TIPTON Ohio Wesleyan University. Business Principles, Business Trainf ing, Marketing and Merchandisf ing. ROBERT M. CAMERON Miami University, Ohio State Uni' versity, New York University. Shorthand. Retail Selling, Typing. CHARLES R. SWARTWOOD Miami University. Industrial Arts. D. C. DAVIS Ohio State University. Industrial Arts. EARL R. LOWRIE Bowling Green University Industrial Arts. E. A. MONEGAN Ohio State University. Industrial Arts. HARRY L. TRAUB Bowling Green University, Ohio State University. Industrial Arts, HENRY PRZYCHOCKI 1 Ohio State University. 1 Industrial Arts. l KENNETH E. GROVE l Ohio State University. is cms VEMENTS -.-.aff 3, i xii? . 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This was the first class to graduf ate since the outbreak' of war he' tween the United States and the Axis and because of this, we find many of the boys joined the armed forcesg others attended collegeg but lay far the majority of the class ob' tained work in defense industries in and around Lorain, and even Cupid claimed some for his own. EMMA BOIJJIEN JAMES BOND AIIEX BOROS ROBERT i5GWD1'l'!1IH 1-1 lil BRO.-XUFUUY' ' xmm HULZOMI NI-XR! INN!-' QWXHRIPR -XXIUINIQI IF ' ALIAN VQISAX-M1752 CHRIS' ffUI.1.ilii-L Sixteen 3 .Ti, We caught Virginia Shreffler retrieving an arrow. ARCHERY CLUB Standing in the top row are Mr. F. H. Smith, Emma Chick, Gayle Al- len, Beryl Carlsen, Eunice Peters, Mike Koury, Charles Dunfee, Alex McKlveen, Ray Py, Jack Iansheski, Jean Ego, Ethel Jean Bridenstine, Cheryl Clark, Ioan Irish. Those in the third row are Janis Van Sickle, Betty Tomchu, Jean Marie Price, Lois Hafely, Peggy Gillmore, Mary Ann McGee, Mil- dred Dillon, Betty Coleman, Elaine Perkins, Evelyn Grider Barb Bis- V can, Barbara Gelman, Faye Hac- kenburg. Kneeling in the second row are Bill Pettigrew, Evelyn Allen, Fran- ces Roberts, Helen Jane Michaels, Isabelle Shiach, Virginia Shreffler, Virginia Lee, Patsy Blank, Mari- lyn Clark, Edna Buhl, Dan Barson. Seated in the first row are Paul Slanina, Don Zalog, Ray Beckler, M, Richard Masin, Jim Billings, Bob Hines, Jay Lyons, Eldon Neiding. A . E WHO WERE CLASS OFFICERS Datvid Phinney, president Steve Martinak, vicefpresident Lucy Pillari, treasurer Athena Raptis, secretary IFT VNU DPAIIXINI' KI KI UH EXEC H 108 D KIXRK OUR JF -RN MARION w' XYIIKTWNY DI MLK Xil?INIf UURSI5 RXXL UUX XI 'X X sux 1 !'HvizN hll IH 4 'Xl Eighteen SH Q .4 J A DIN D Io 0 I '. m.A, I OSCAR IS SHOWN FOR WHAT HE REALLY IS x. Mr. Gundrum tore Oscar apart piece by piece and revealed to. Ashley Mumford and Mildred Zatrock just exactly how he ticked. BIOLOGY CLUB Seen in the top row are'Mr. Mc Kee, Helen Mesko, Mildred Za trock, Hermina Stecz, Ann Miller, Florence Lumsden, Lenore Kish- man, Mr. Gundrum. The first row includes Irene Dov- ala Eleanor Kulis, Frances Wack- er, Marion German, Betty Mikola Ashley Mumfor, Beverly Jane Nau Nineteen ,M.........-6- WHO TOOK ACTION 'US PIN- Robert Trinter, Chairman Maxine Mauer, Chris Col lier, Cheryl Clark, and Ken neth Klier. MOTTO- Margery Glucksman, Chair nlan. Robert Pelander, Mil dred Pakos, William Harlan and Evelyn Allen. MOTTO The road called Toil leads to the city called Success. COMMERCIAL CLUB The war has created an unusually large demand for clerical workers, and to satisfy this demand the Commercial Club has been studying and discussing more effi- cient business methods. Outside speakers have attended the meetings and have given many helpful hints to these future typists, stenographers, and secretaries. The principle pursuit of the Commerf cial Club, as stressed by Miss Lange and Miss Gaines., is to show students just how the principles they are taught here are put into practice in various kinds of com' mercial jobs. CEAE KLASSENI E L, F 3. .,,,1.,, Y if ' is-' E 'i C 'i Annabelle Graham paused long enough to read her typing book. I f 5 Q si if ' ANDY KRAJNYAK STEVE KUNDRAT 'TwentyfO'r1e In the top row are Miss Lange, Catherine Cau, Julia Marsalka, Ev- elyn Roth, Emily Stamitti, Mary Mlach, Miss Gaines, Bessie Dela- schmit. The third row imilhdes Clara Del Signore, Anita Fulgenzi, Helen Virag, Jean Penson, Evelyn Smith, Io Faroh, Gertrude Hall, Eleanor Katonak, Margaret Hornick. The second row presents Cather- ine Marshall, Elizabeth Sarady, Lillian Stawicki, Lynette James Y Margaret Stanko, Irene Stankura. The first row shows Wanda Wil- kowski, Dorothy Savina, Betty Jur- ina, Norma Futrell, Ann Rozan- kovic, Jeanne Mitock. lqL f M ',y cy, 0 'ff NIAXINIQ MAUIER XVII HAM DORIS MAHLA VI? I FR NEIJI E MAZZON I1 MIKQI.,-X ANN M111 ER LINDA NIIRALIJI I 5? I. , I ,I L , XS I If -f . ., E af:- wf HQ ii-M, 3 . W, ' -xS. ,,f,, , f f ' : I f , at n , I I f L I E , 52,5 1 A i I -' ' DAVID MANWKLL RALPH MARKS 'GLEN MARTIN SIIEYL MAR I INAK RUN,-XI,IJ NIHQAIR IIRAYK NIIEIDAGI IA SFXLIVIQX 5-IIYXIIAK HI I I N XII SRO XYAI IXIIR YIORGAN NX IIUNI?III'I: NIOIZIIFI I A IRISNF MORRIS XSIII VY XII KIIOIZU HI-.0 IY IAN? NOR IAHAIVI 'I'wentyfTwo Kenneth Klier photographed Maxine Mauer with Martha Parson's help. CAMERA CLUB Standing in the top row are Mr. Davis, Dorothy Spaid, Vincent Glorioso, Paul Szarka, Joe Lesko, Pete Petroff, Elmer Kanary, Ed Schenker, John Street, Bob Reiss, Gerald Reising, Mildred A. Smith. Appearing in the third row are Nancy Pataky, Violet Palazzo, Dor- is Browning, Mildred Thomas, Vera Mae Manichl, Wanda Wil- kowski, Beverly Jane Nau, Martha Parsons, Maxine Mauer, Minnie Cambria, Lucille Talpas, Antoin- ette Jurina. Kneeling in the second row are Emma Chick, Virginia Bogdan, Julia Marsalka, Helen Sirak, Mar- cella Bruny, Virginia Weaver, Theresa Anne Zink, Doris May McAfee, Lillian Kish, Alice O'Mara, Gloria Gordon. Seated in the first row are Bill Wise, Ronald Graves, Charles Marko, Joseph Fischer, George Stolar, Bill Harlan, Ken Klier, Leonard Nemeth, Gene Hawley, Steve Maggao. si,-1. x . 1, 1- ., 'H 4 3.4. .V ,,,..-! s if Q wall,-'..' 1 P J1 4 . ,Q ' ?,1w.' ,, 1.-i-s.39y7q,-'-,- A Q.. Y-1--.f,,.o'af, rfw iw, A 5ff'f'iqia'-'zlzfl 3 flwtfgfjf .fll fl ' AJ! .ai,mf,.,,A.-4.,,..., i,f4,.... '. H 14,f!.wA.:5. trim 3.11-N, L... 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W ,. , , -1 1... ,W , .1 r Q, ag , fe vn1r.wof1f1cn,x ' INWISIIIX s mu funnarm x.ixx-ns rs unaware RI I Ms nu num mu ri xxx: I s 1 Q x se in l.lfDX f,It1RhI'NC'!iMlllI MXH -My, wsu 1 rw wx-. i -2 x 1 SK 4 u 1 sw x my ll-'lil YN Pwl'ATm4'i XXII will X x HS v Xl if 'Twentyfive ,, ,Y FRENCH CLUB Appearing in the top row are Miss Hartley, Agnes Radosovich, Virgin- ia Bogdan, Barbara Horvath, Eu- nice Peters, Beryl Carlsen, Nancy Lee Kent, Betsy Mullen, Susanne Pontius, Hallie Dee Smith, Esther Biczykowski. Seen in the third row are Elaine Perkins, Helen Whittet, Jean M. Price, Frances Roberts, Doris Bey- er, Shirley Smith, Emma Stipano- vich, Margaret Mulholland, C. Fau- ver, Marge Slutsker, Grace An- drews, Edna Eglinski, Shirley Ann Young, Lillian Georgeff. In the second row are Mary Ca- therine Carlson, Jane Witter, Ann Hunger, Loretta Goodman, Selma Lerner, Amelia Samaha, Lily Lo- patkovich, Rosemarie B o s k e y , Aileen Stuller, Margery Glucks- man. Seated in the first row are Tom Humphreyville, Leighton Scott, Carl Lepon, Edmond Kattas, Mike Koury, Pete Lisca, Margaret Moon. .ZXQIIVN clfllfllf, Lum lVlci.for- :uncle a n d Carolyn Sfllllllkll xwrv inlcrcslcd in pu- - win' K, ivrnnallxy, GERMAN CLUB . Appearing in the fourth row are Lois Nather, Ethel Ujlaki, Caro- lyn Schmidt, Fred Kocias,, Phil Ka- plansky, Bill Lute, Alex McKlveen, Jean Ego, Beatrice Breno, Margar- et Grossner, Dweese Schmitt, Doro- thy Roll, Irene Dovala. In the third row are Miss Moehle, Betty Tomchu, Pearl Breeden, Mildred Pakos, Ruth Lachman, Gertrude Hall, Priscilla Francis, Shirley Myers, June Broyles, Doris Browning, Mildred Zatroch, Ver- onica Kohart, Agnes Gencur. Kneeling in the second row are Ann Stigel, Shirley Eppley, Mary Lu Bridenstine, Mary Louise Axel- son, Lillian Gross, Joan Irish, Eve- lyn Allen, Emma Chick, Ann Mill- er, Athena Raptis, Donna Jean Brown, Josephine Ondick, Lena Ryll. Sealed in the first row are Don Swartz, Jack Jansheski, Paul Sla- nina, Dick Maloy, Bill Harlan, Adelbert Gibson, Bob Pazder, Eu- gene Givner, Robert Zell. IHIIXYN IHUN 's I: HH IOUI SIHHFNJ TOT!-I lldlililfi' I'RlY'I'ER HAR! HEIFA YKHH Iii GIRLS' GUIDANCE IN THE BOTTOM PICTURE Seen in the top row are Miss Long, Glenna Steele, Catherine Fauver, Elaine Perkins, Shirley Ann Young, Elayne MacFarland, Dorothy Hoist, Clara Deutschlander, Betty Tom- chu. In the second row are Marcella Bruny, Emma Stipanovich, Jean Boyce, Vera Pandy, Janet Smith, Donna Wells, Eleanor Stoeff, Co- letta Hahant, Mary Catherine Carl- son. Seated in the first row are Catherine Cau, Evelyn Steele, Jane Torbert, Helen Patterson, Ioan Irish, Doro- thy-V Boulton, Virginia Weaver, Ca- therine Demko. TwentyfSix IRIS ZIMMRZRMAN GERAI D 'I'wenty'Se'uen l l Blu. llirlimnn, ll.zj,' Nlirliikmvxm sl-1, :mil fwurgi' i'b2ll!Lll'lI lmwl-.vfl over l,l'lL1lHl'Il Svull -. I'l'kUlKlN xxx lln- llllltl-IIN i'Ull1u'. GIRLS' GUIDANCE In the top row are Violet Sandor, Dorothy Roll, Joan Luttrell, Jane Winer, Beryl Carlsen, Virginia Shreffler, Jane Saville, Lynette James. Standing in the third row are Doris Beyer, Margaret Moon, Patsy Blank, Lois Northeim, Gloria Gene Garber, Kathleen Masson, Rose De Chiaro, Peggy Bickle, Miss Long. The second row presents Janis Van Sickle, Mildred Dillon, Olga Ten- der, Marion Ward, Vivian E. Posey, Joan Ernst, Mildred Thom- as, Margery Pistell. In the frst row are Lila Moir, Irene Horvath, Janice Coleman, Frances Hoffman, Ethel Jean Bri- denstine, Rae Francis Hart, Lenore Kishman. BOYS' GUIDANCE Standing in the top row are Dick Merchant, Leighton Scott, Eugene Taliano, Dick Koba, Jimmy Bond, Bill Lute, Doug Preble, Paul Clarke, Don Phillips, Tom Clarke, Dave Burley. Those in the third row are. W. Barrett, A. Ricci, Fred Hunger, Dick Tuttle, Robert Zell, Tom Humpreville, Bill Ellis, John Sovi- ak, Augustine D'Orazio, Bob Paz- der, Mr. Hickman. Kneeling in the second row are Ray Miznikowski, Bob Dillon, Carl Youngquist, Gene Ross, Andrew Warhola, Chuck Baker, Ned Pru- cha, Dominic Thomas, Kenny Snow, George Mobille. The first row includes Dan Little, Wm. Scutt, Donald Lowe, Jack Engelhardt, Jackson Rohner, Gene Hawley, Dan Bodor, George San- dru. PEOPLE WHO IN 42-A 'LI pledge myself to uphold the high purf poses of this society to which I have been elected, striving in every way, by word and deed, to make its ideals the ideals of my school and of my life. To be a candidate for membership in the National Honor Society, a student must rank in the upper third of his class in schof larship. Teachers who are familiar with the candidates grade them in leadership and character. Their high school service is an im' portant factor. Those who have the highest composite score automatically become eligif ble to take the National Honor Society pledge, printed above. From the members ranking highest in scholarship, leadership, character, and ser' vice in each graduating class, the faculty may name as many as fifteen per cent for induction into the society. TOP LEFT PICTURE Left to 7'igfltfROlWCft Yonovitz, Leigh- ton Scott, Robert Trinter, Joan Irish, Half lie Dee Smith, Janice Pickel, Catherine Fauver. SeatedfElaine Perkins. SECOND PICTURE Stm1dingfLeonard Nemeth, Edmond Kattas, Lucy Pillari, Marceleen Riley. Seated-Mildred Pakos, Ashley Mum' ford, Athena Raptis, Shirley Ann Young, Kenneth Klier. THIRD PICTURE Standing-Catherine Cau, Velma Adams, james Bond, Mary Bulzomi, Mary Birritf tieri, Jack Englehardt. SeatedfElise Broadfoot, Mary Louise Axelson, Dorothy Bertsch. BOTTOM LEFT PICTURE Standing arefI.inda Miraldi, Marion German, Maxine Mauer, Clara Deutschf lander. Seated cwefEmma Chick, Faye Hackenf burg, Lillian Cross, William Harlan, Thomas Humphreyville. fl-VJ5Tlfy'Eigl'Lf EXCELLED IN 42 B RIGHT TCP PICTURE Standing ai'e:Eva Ranalli, Dorothy Turf ton, -Ioan Ward, Emily Stammitti, Shirley Smith, Yolanda Szatala, Evelyn Tompos, Ann Stigel, June Trimble. Kneeling ave: Janis Van Sickle, Alva Cox Evelyn Smith, Paul Clarke, Marjorie Sluts' ker. SECOND PICTURE Standing are: Edna Eglinski, Mary Lu Bridenstine, Gloria Gorden, Barbara Horvf ath, Irene Horvath, Doris Beyer, Jean Boyce, Catherine Demko, Jeanette Baum, Marcella Bruny. Seated ave: Beatrice Breno, Lillian Georf geff, June Broyles, Barbara Biscan, Lois Gelman. THIRD PICTURE Standing ave: George Yasher, Amelia Samaha, Evelyn Roth, Jack Urban, Dominic Thomas, Barbara Lee Kern, Richard Maloy, Jean Marie Price. Seated: Donald Lowe, Armand Wheeler, William Ellis, Elmer Kanary. BCTTOM PICTURE Standing ave: Rose Kishman, Susanne Pontius, Agnes Radosovich, Lila Moir, jane Raymond, Shirley Meyers, Lena Ryll, Doro' thy Savina, Lillian Kish, Eleanor Katonak. Kneeling: Margaret Moon, Dorothy Roll, Nancy Lee Kent, Dick Koba, Louise Kin. Members not pictured: Dorothy Boulton Loretta Grohoski, Selma Lerner, and Jeanf ne Stough. TwentyfNine This class of nineteen fortyftwo B is the largest to have graduated in the history of our schoolffour hundred and two people. Une hundred and ninetyffive of this number were boys, and two hundred and seven were girls. The class boasted four sets of twins plus a brotherfsister combinaf tion. RITA ALAURA GAYLE ALLEN A LOUIS AMBROSIO MALVINA ANUSKIEWI Q Thirty ? 1 E 2 2 X 2 1 5 .AN BRANT FORD Y LU BUDFNETURE . BRADY ANGELINE BRALESKI BETTY BRAZINA BRENO , M SHIRLEX ANN BRXLL GARDEN CLUB V . . . f meant vegetables to the Garden Club members who promoted victory gardens. Each member was urged to have a garden of his own which Mr. Gundrum inspected during the summer. HI - SCGUTS This group under the leadership of Mr. Freshwater was composed of Boy Scouts in Lorain High School from all of the troops in Lorain. Their pursuits consisted of caring for the flags in our high school, and conducting the activities and publicity for Scout Week. Thirty'One Z l 7 1, L a 'fifj - QW ,rv xr Q ,Li .,,1.. , ,l ,Y . Reading from left to right Vincent Glorioso, Margaret Grossner, Ger- trude Hall, Loretta Goodman, Sel- ma Lerner, Hermina Stecz, Doro- thy Spaid, Irene Stankura, Mr. Gundrum. The top row presents Clyde Wolfli, Jim Kratt, Stanley Ketcham, Rob- ert Barnes, Robert Yonovitz, Mr. Freshwater. In the front row are Bruce Water- house, Norman Jacoby, Ernest Simo, Bob Mason, Wilbert Berry. MARCELLA BRUNY DAVID BURLEY BUSICH CARMEN CAMBARARB PATRICK CIRELL V LMARYCEH MARTHA CONCETTA ALFRED JAMES CONRADY un. 'XA - PAUL ESTHER Aum cox Thi'rtvfTwo 'Thi'rtyf'l'hv'ee -- 1' Marjorie Slutsker, Marion Gru- big, Antoinette Jurina and Christine Piros verified Miss Zink's score keeping. GYM AIDS Standing in the top row are Anne Mihuta, Dorothy Aten, Lucy Pill- ari, Jack Wolf, Gene Ross, Jim' Riddell, Oliver Ross, Albert Co- lumbaro, Jack Engelhardt, Elsie Broadfoot, Mary Birrittieri. The third row includes Virginia Higgens, Jean Love, June Trimble, Vera Pandy, Dorothy Bertsch, Marge Slutsker, Helen Olexen, Mildred Pakos, Mary Bulzomi, Christine Piros. Kneeling in the second row are Beatrice Breno, Emily Stamitti, Eth- el Dohanos, Marian Grubic, Doro- thy, Wortman, Agnes Radosovich, Mildred Long, Mary Jane Carrier. Seated are Paul Slanina, Dave Phinney, Armand Wheeler, John Striker, Ray Hoefka, Louis Piros, John Venzel, Tom Humphreville, Nelson Faris. HOBBY CLUB In the top row are Dorothy Hoist, Lois Jean Fisher, Hilda Fallon, Helen Semkoff, Maxine Drifki, Irene Emmons, Lois Ketcham, Eth- el Ujlaki. Wanda Pennington, Anastasia Proukas. In the third row are Virginia Prill, Clara Balinr, Anne Thomas, Mary Lou Pang, Evelyn Smith, Rose- mary Vernell. Eileen Byron, Pau- line Merves, Margaret Tobias. The second row includes Antonettle De Nicola, Margaret Kocsorak, Helen Mesko, Irene Dovala, Mil- dred Zatroch, Ann Miller, Eliza- beth Emerick, Rosalie Yacobozzi. Seen in the first row Mr. Cook, Marvin Lanning, William Ceresa, Jack Hintz, Bob Dippel, Wm. Haur. WHO TOOK ACTION ANNOUNCEMENT- June Broyles, chairman, Janis Van Sickle, Nancy Lee Kent, Janice Pickel, Bob Haladey, Bill Coates, Earle McNutt. COLOR- Agnes Russell, chairman, Donald Lowe, David Burley, Leighton Scott, Margaret Moon, Dorothy Roll, Jeanne Stough, Miss Oehlke. COLORS! . Light blue and canary yellow. ma-uno OLGA ns LEONARlIg?k A PASQUALE DEL err-lsr, Doza ALMARIE EDWARDS EDNA EGLINSKI ROBERT ELLIS V VIILLIAM ELLIS DOMINIC ESPOSITO MARY FACSKO FRANCES FALENCKI .x ,E ff- O f HELEN FALBNCKI NELSON FAR CATHERINE FAUVER MANUEL w is F' My ' . ,..k, RICHARD mon cnasrsn ADAMAE 'Thirty-Four LARA ' Ll M A W. 5' JOHN PUSH RAYMOND GABRIE WlLLlAM GAYDOSH LOIS GELMAN W .. rsas ' n r A Y GELMAN J ' ,PAUL GENCUQ. V Ln,uAN Geommfs LAWRENCE GIBSON 7 'I'hirtyfFi'ue Show your corridor passf' ' said Selma Lerner to Donald Lowe while Jane Vucetich was at the fountain. V HALL GUARDS In the top row are John Street, Clifford Arndt, Adelbert Gibson, Robert Smith, Armand Wheeler, Chet Bialorucki, Pat Del Grasso, Elmer Kanary, Stanley Szafran, Jack Jansheski. The third row presents Ellen Shook, Doris Bever, Edith Ciccati, Lenore Kishman, Mary Fabrizio, Linda Miraldi, Janice Ketcham, Irene Stankura, Margaret Stanko, Louise Roscoe, Gloria Gene Garber, Io. Faroh, Frances Roberts, Joan Ric- chiuto, Rosemary Boskey. The second row presents Ann Hunger, Mary Jane Busch, Susanne Pontius, Roberta Waterhouse, Jeanne Stough, Dorothy Maknic, Zora Grasa, Loretta Grohoski, Janis Van Sickle, June Broyles, Rose Kissman, Marcella Bruny, Eleanor Katonak, Eva Ranalli. In the first row are shown Rocco Luvera, Ted Perusek, Peter Delis, Ben Ciccati, Steve Martinik, Hal- bert Schafer, Jack Rohlf, Dan Smith, Paul Slanina. HALL GUARDS In the fourth row are Alex Boros, Bill, Wise, Leighton Scott, Bob Reiss. Geo. Cherry. Charles Dun- fee, Paul Gencur, Wallace Brasen. The third row includes Catherine Demko, Mary Catherine Carlson, Pearl Breeden, Grace Andrews, Hildegarde Boswau. Betty jurina, Agnes Gencur, Ruth Beecher, Dorothy Darvas, Emily Furdyn. Kneeling in the second row are Jean Kosman, Dolores Deptula, Dorothy Cervaniak, Anna Krieger, Mary Louise Axelson, Jean Ego, Loretta Goodman, Selma Lerner, Jeanette Kujawski, Walterine Kle- kota. Seated in the first row are Dominic Exposito, Leonard Nemeth, Eddie Bauman, Ernest Cox, Nelson Faris, Bill Ellis, Augustine D'Orazio, Ro- bert Bihary. iv- .U-if -,-- -f . E l X , F WHO WERE CLASS OFFICERS Hallie Dee Smith, secretaryg Dick Koba, presidentg Donald Phillips, vicefpresident: and Barbara Biscan, treasurerg met in the social room with Mr. Luttrell. . Thirl:yfSix J l THOMAS IVAN ' Munnsn IVANCICA ' mms yfxssuscx-x PETER JAGUNIC IAKMAS MIKE ,IAKUB ADOLPH jANKOWSK! ThirtyfSe11en as E2 2 HI - C CLUB Standing in the top row are Evelyn Roth, Jane Witter, Beryl Carlsen, Virginia Bogdan, Lillian Kish, Nancy Lee Kent, Jeanne Stough. The third row includes Janis Van Sickle, Miss Long, Glenna Steele, Veronica Kohart, Doris Beyer, Pearl Bree-den, Peggy Gillmore, Barbara Gelman. Seen in the second row are Mary Jane Piper, Theresa Anne Zink, Mary Catherine Carlson, Barbara Biscan, Ann Hunger, Hallie Dee Smith,, Kthleen Spalter, Rosemarie Boskey. In the first row are shown June Broyles, Margaret Moon, Shirley Myers, Faye Hackenburg, Cheryl Clark, Margaret Meldum, Alice O'Mara. liddic llaunmn .mil Dick Pvluloy looked on as .lack Urban post,- cd il booster sign. HI - Y CLUB Those in the top row are Hugo Truscello, Mr. W. A. Smith, Alva Cox, Jack Urban, Doug Preble, Bob Smith, Dick Koba, Dean Buchanan, Jack Engelhardt. In the third row are Bill Lute, Chuck Baker, Carl Lepon, David Phinney, Dick Mays, Ray Py, Nel- son Faris, Ernest Dugovich, Mr. Hickman. Kneeling in the second row are Eddie Ellis, Bill Huffman, Bill Fox, Tom McCormick, Bill Harlan, Paul Cook, Dick Maloy, Ken Klier, Ed- die Bauman. The first row includes Jim Riddell, Leighton Scott, Paul Clarke, Dick Prosser, Bill Barson, Bob Trinter, Jack Rohner. 'I'hirtyfEight Irene Demko, and Sabina Kuj awski were snapped sewing. HOME EC. CLUB Appearing in the top row are Lil- lian Razano, Eilieen Laux, Ruth Ryll, Toletha Emerick, Loretta Grohoski, Jeanne Cox, Rose Med- aglia, Ellamae Read, Miss Craw. In the second row are Margaret Meldrum, Dorothy Cuthbert, Jane Raymond, Clarice Principe, Eleanor Kulis, Viola Tirpak, Betty Kissman. Seated in the front row are Vir- ginia Maciejewski, Dorothy Turton, Esther Biczykowski, Jeanette Baum, Mary Cisarik, Walterine Klekota, Jean Langhorst, Clarice Klein. LATIN CLUB Standing are Miss Love, Mildred Smith, Joan McDermott, Paul Gen- cur, Gloria Gordon, Margery Pistell, Jane Saville, Miss Stone. Kneeling are Lu Artis Musgrave, Eva Ranalli, Frances Wacker, Dorothy Aten, Bernice Miraldi. Seated are Grace Dispenza, Betty Jurina, Joan Slanina, Elvira Chon- ka. AGNES LABISZEWSK! WHO TOOK ACTION PIN - Paul Clark, chairmang Ver' onica Kohart, Pearl Breeden, Catherine Fauver, Nelson Faris, Dick Fior, Edward lmf 'brogn0. r MOTTO - . Eugene Kendzel, chairmang Lillian Georgeff, Jack Urban, Dick Maloy, Alex McKlveen, O- gL6fs Gelman, Susanne Pon' tius. MOTTO Not the sunset, but the dawn KVIRGINIA MACIBJEWSKI r Wh EILEEN LAUX yosevz-1 Lssxo PETER ROBERT HARVEY MACK BOYD MAC yossm-1 DOROTHY MAHNIC EDWARD MAJESKY STEPHEN MAjHER 3 ,-: iw ii- f N KJ if' -,.' K .K SYLVESTBR HYMAN STEVE 1uuA Forty ROBERT wT Miss Pitts looked on as Anne Rogers, Janet Cox, Leona Ste- pek, and Virginia Januszeski sorted library permits. LIBRARY CLUB Included in the top row are Doro- rh T ' y urton, Susanne Pontius, So- phie Michalek, Lenora Prill, Yo- landa Szatala, Anne Stigel, ,Dot Washtak, Evelyn Roth, Joan Sla- nina, Helen Jane Michaels, Doro- thy Stigel. In the third row are Miss Pitts, Elizabeth Sarady Cather' M - , me ar . shall, Janice Pickel, Valia Marin- ucci P l' , au me Merves, Shirley Ann Young, Helen Verag, Corinne Young, Linda Miraldi, Gerry Tom- pos. Kneeling in the second row Vir- ginia Prill, Dorothy Savina, Jean Sislowski, Irene Olszak, France Urban, Kathleen Ryan, -Helen Vaj- da, Jane Torbert, Nancy Morris, Eva Ranalli. S The first row includes4Betty .Tom- chu Sh'l , ir ey Myers, Olga Tender, Dorothy Sutowski, Frances Roberts, Joan Ricchiuto, Kathleen Masson, Hallie Dee Smith, Evelyn Steele. LIBRARY CLUB, F In the top row are Loretta Gro h . . . . oski, Lillian Kish, Kathleen Kin- delberger, Beatrice Breno, Mary Lu Bridenstine, Virgie Januszeski, Jean Caulton, Agnes Gencur, Mary Jane Fauver, Barbara Horvath. Those seen in third row are G er- trude Hall, Lynette James, Barbara Biscan B b , ar ara Gelman, Dorothy Bertsch, Eleanor Katonak, Edna Eglinski, Mary Catherine Carlson, Josephine Faroh, Sofia Kurish. Pr garet Hornick, Mary Birrittieri, Ca- therine Cau, Marjorie Burke :Fran ces Hoffman, Coletta Habant, Glo : , r ia Berlin, Barbara Arfhrell, Patri- cia Bend G ' ' er, eraldme Cecil. esent in the second row are Mar- P Seated in the first row are Anton- ett D ' e e Nicola, Ruth Lachman, Joan Ernst, Esther Biczykowski, Therese Brezinski, Shirley Fowler Norma Faye Futrell Leah Jacob i Y Elvira Bilancini, Nancy Lee Kent. , yossvnms OLEJKC r FortyfTwo n IN MEMOR3 OF ROBERT HOWELL5 gf vf 'E Q SBI- ' js 1 .7 ff X f .,1,f Wi-V fi 3: GIRLS' L CLUB Standing are Elise Broadfoot, Ag- nes Radosavich, Lucy Pillari, Emily Stamitti, Dorothy Aten, Eth- el Dohanos, Miss Zink. In the middle row are Mildred Long, Dorothy Bertsch, Marge Slutsker, June Trible, Virginia Higgins. Kneeling in the front row are Mary Bulzomi, Mary Jane Carrier, Mary Birrittieri, Mildred Pakos. BOYS' L CLUB Those in the fourth row are Her- man Speck, Coach McCaskey. Mar- tin Mutz, Dick Prosser, Russell Wittmer, Tom Burton, Geo. Ksen- ich, Bob Stipe, Bill Simonovich, Harry Parker. The third row includes Joseph Muska. Hugo Truscello, Paul Max- well, Elmer Kanary, Steven Kau- rick, Archie Cook, Mike Lukachko, Leonard Rushton. Seen in the second row are Jim Wielgos, Dave Burley, Leonard Ruminski, Paul Clarke, Leighton Scott, Steve Dovak, Dick Koba, Tony Perisi, Robert Yonovitz. Appearing in the first row are Nel- son Faris, Bob Long, Clanky Krontz, Richard Rieger, Steve Ko- mar, Eugene D'Innocente, Allan Cleaver, Ralph Marks, Don Swartz. TED PBRUSEK DONALD PHILLIPS JANICE PICKEL Jossmj pognonz M ANNA PITIAK EDWARD POGORELC. FLJOR INIA PRILL CLARICE PRINCIPE F ENCE PONCZO RANK PROSA 'LJ Fo'rtyfFou1 ROLL usssu. Forty-Five REGINA L ROZBOR I L lvlzxrgnrcr lvlocm proved an thi-- urcm lm' Nlr. l . ll, Smitlx xslmllc' Alfilll ljrirv anal Carl lmpun sinml lwy. LAW CLUB In the top row are Mr. Tipton, Kathleen Kindelberger, Benny Sul- eski, Paul Gencur, Joe Koch, Olen Martin, Lucy Pillari, Mr. Newman. Seen in the third row me Marge Slutsker, Violet Silvasy, Athena Raptis, Helen Mesko, Anne Banko, Linda Miraldi, Eleanor Kulis. Those in the second row are Doro- thy Boulton, Rose Madaglia, Viola Bazelewicz, Gloria Gordon, Irene Stankura, Margaret Stanko, Cath- erine Cau. The first row includes Martha Pal- lai, Socorro Jacinto, Eleanor Ka- tonak, Edna Eglinski, Agnes Rado- savich, Frances Roth. MATH CLUB In the top row are Mr. F. H. Smith, Bill Lute, Dan Barson, Charles Dunfee, Eddie Pappas. Leighton Scott, Oliver Ross. V In the third row are Jean Marie Price, Lillian Georgeff, Virginia Shreffler, Isabelle Shiach, Elaine Perkins, Catherine Fauver. The second row includes Janis Van Sickle, Joan Irish, Almarie Ed- wards, Jane Witter, Margaret Moon, Cheryl Clark, Amelia Sama- ha. Those in the first row are Edmond Kattas, Carl Lepon, Bill Harlan, Jack Engelhardt, Ken Klier, Gene Ross. LENA RYLL ROBERT SALTIS DELORES SAPOLSKI IACK SAVILLE SAVINA EDWARD SCHENKER -Q 5. . .. . ARIENE SCHON SGIULTZ DONALD SCHWEKNBURG LEYGHTON GERALDHQB CAROLYN MARY SEDIVY HELEN SEMKOFF ROSE SESTILI THERESA SBSUH x 1 bf 3 n JACK SEVITS .DON SHELLER MARY SHUSTER ERNEST SIMON W' W WK, Q ,,,K k... K K K .... K 4 ia W 1 R MARGARET SIMO IAMES SIMPSON JOHN SXPO5 E , 1' gc -3 DANIELLA SKAPIN ANNE SKARECKY PAUL SLANINA Forty-Six JOHN SISKA MAR-IORIE SLUTSKER. Mary Jane Piper, Pauline On- do, Beverly Brass, Jean Caul- ton, and Olga Tender corrected the files. MONITORS Standing in the top row Betty Ca- thers, Dorothy Landon, Kathleen Kindelberger, Violet Silvasy, Elsie Broadfoot, Jane Torbert, Dot Washtak, Anne Srigel, Antonette De Nicola, Viola Bazelewicz, Glor- ia Berlin. The third row includes Betty Tom- chu, Helen Mesko, Martha Par- sons, Athena Raptis, Jean Caul- ton, Joan Slanina, Doris Brown- ing, Mary Birrittieri, Alice Debevec, Elayne MacFarland, Elvira Bilan- cini. In the second row are Mildred Pa- kos, Dorothy Aten, Marge Slutsker, Eleanor Stoeff, Jean Sislowski, Ka- thleen Masson, Josephine Faroh, Beverly Jane Nau, Helen Kovanes, Gerry Tompos, Pauline Ondo. Those in the first row Muriel Rehm, Jean Harold, Corrine Young, Marilyn Clark, Evelyn Tompos, Mildred Thomas, Nellie Mazzone, Jean Love, Earleen Leach. OFFICE AIDS Those standing are Dorothy Aten, Lucy Pillari, Elmer Kanary, Jack Urban, Alva Cox, Tom McCor- mick, Barbara Horvath, Anna Jane Easton, Dorothy Turton. In the third row are Jean Innes, Marilyn Clark, Cacky Fauver, Lil- lian Georgeff, Evelyn Tompos, Marion German, Amelia Samaha, Beverly Brass. The second row includes Virginia Shreffler, Isabelle Shiach, Dorothy Resek, Connie Smith, Mary Bul- zomi, Mary Birrittieri, Margaret Moon, Mary Jane Busch. Seated in the first row are Dick Maloy, Ron Graves, Gene Hawley, Edmond Kattas, Armand Wheeler, Halbert Schafer, Harry Martin, Ri- chard Masin. , Mu, 1, ,pu A E if tb... mv ia 1, f Si' f :P M ' , 5--V15 .' .1 .9 Q H as ,Af sf jf , H? Lf. 'Q' kg .. 3. '? 'S ,, :Q s f -in Cari ' Ss' Q fy- , .Q I 1 , ,L f' A WILLIAM SQCOTCH RAYMOND SOFRANKO RICHARD JEANNE STOUGH JOHN STREET JOHN STRIKER AILBEN FortyfEight -nr Y ,1 MILDRBD TODERICK JEAN WILLIAM TOMAZIC EVELYN TOMPOS RIFLE CLUB In the top row are Alvin Kolyno, Floyd Garl, Clarence Shady, Man- uel Fernandez, Eugene Komlosi, Al Greulich. The third row includes Bob Mar- tin, Nelson Crawford, Clarence Frederick, Billy Habant, Steve Mar- tinak, Mr. Lowrie. Kneeling in the second row are Da- vid Crawford, Joe Kolbe, Jack Sa- ville, Robert Lovell, Joe Zieba. Seen in the first row are Pete Lis- ca, Dan Barson, Joe Gawn. FortyfNine MOVIE OPERATORS The top row consists of Arthur Turman, Iack Becker, Ferdinand Fulgenzi, Robert Washtak, Leonard Bescan, Mr. Monegan. Seen in the third row are Robert Smith, Donald Roll, Dick Tuttle, Leonard Nemeth, Bob Hines, Don Schremp. In the second row are William Szep, Edmond Kattas, Bob Beech- eler, Jim Scanlan. Jim Petrie, John Sedivy, Russell Mann. In the first row are George Yash- er, Ken Klier, Richard Rieger, Ted Weeks. ,AJ UEHLEIN JUNE Tnmmm DORUTHX IANIS VAN SICISIQE jACK URB MARY URBANIC THERESE CHARLES VAUZSHN MEMORY MF9 GAQCOTGINE GERALD WES1' MARYELLEN WHALEN ARMAND WHEELE WANDA WKLKOWSKI ILLIAM VEGH Av Fifty QQ. FiftyfO'ne Joe Davoli, Joe Koch, Robert Reiss, and Arpad Toth, safety patrolmen, girded for action. PLAYERS' CLUB I n the top row are Eugene Taliano, Don Breckenridge, Alva Cox, John I-Iomenick, Jack Urban, Phil Ka- plansky, Ferdinand Fulgenzi, Mr. Marks. Those in the third row are Leah Jacoby, Marilyn Clark, Marge Slutsker, Barbara Biscan, Pearl Breeden, Phyllis Toy, Glenna Hopewell. In the second row are Joan Mc- Dermott, Janet Cox, Barbara,Hor- vath, Joan'Slanina, Mary Jane Pi- per, Edna Buhl, Janet Smith, Faye Hackenburg. The first row includes Riddell, Paul Clarke, Sheldon Cohen, Rudy Cirell, Nalson Faris, Bernard Ber- man. SAFETY PATROL - In the top row are Mr. Bateman, Captain Steve Kundrat, Lieut. Leo- nard Ruminski, Sgt. Jim Bond, Bob Reiss, Dick Russell. ' In the first row are Joe Daroh, Ted Perusek, Joe Koch, Wilbert Berry, Dick Croyle. P 1 CMJ ...a-LQ ..ff4..k' awww Maia' ,gwrugfuiv:g,,5gfefagfgxs9?'v.ayfalhkgsfw f 45:,w1iiff+ fW24.ea,f. .is,'+f-1wf5 f-waqsyiwfw a',zw-1nuvmsv'Jg,,-- . I-,, +.w' - Q trfrl?5?v:' . .AQ-1.'v','ff1-ae'-fidaw-aww-L 'Jw-r v A Eames Y -Maw: ,efQ-fm.,.xnss:Efwu.r,gfwrfffvwql-. A , ,A . ..,,,.,s,.L,,, . ,W ,, A, .Q ,H , . N. ww W iw Q Q if MH , ,V 'UM 1 2' 1' 394 as-.gi ,, 'F mghqil, qy5ef35Qg'S? if iifg ags 'i?'MfrZ',2?f'Y ' ...- III ?-wife?-iiiiitf I 2: s- 1 1' 1., .,,-'Q' ,a r ,..1m.e, . ,, .fit 5251 ff' ,gs wig 1 .i ., 'J ' W , '11fig:nsifsmgwvcfawefwfswmn'M 'W liezlwfii. . .33FiE1W13' ::'x.N. W , ' 3' -A 913-ifi agjilasliv' -5frL,.',: 'A - . ,, gf u ' 'Rs ml fx W ... .2 M. L, - f .-1f H5,.s , ' ,, El 55 5 A ' ding V .- g.E,kzL?gw?':2f' i 35-if ' N The daily absentee slip was collected by Pearl Breeden. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Standing in the top row Miss Hug, Mary Jane Piper, Lynette James, Jane Witter, Margaret Grassner, Beryl Carlsen, Mr. Bash. In the second row are Amelia Samaha, Marian Grubic, Olga So- siak, Eva Ranalli, Margaret Hor- nick, Loretta Goodman. Appearing in the first row Betty Tomchu, Lila Rose Eneff, Agnes Milicic, Josephine Faroh, Dorothy Hiller, Margaret Mulholland. SLIP COLLECTORS The top row includes Jean Caulton, Lila Moir, Jeanne Cox, Bob Wash- tak, Jack Urban, Beatrice Breno, Genevieve Popiel, Nlary Ceh. The third row presents Mary Shus- ter, Beverly Brass, Agnes Radosa- vich, Frances Wacker, Mary Jane Piper, Louise Kin, Elaine Perkins. The second row includes Irene Jab- busch, Mildred Ivancic, Frances Roth, Mary Lu Bridenstine, Al- marie Edwards, Margaret Kocak, Rita Hand. In the first row are Ronald Graves, George Yasher, Dick Fior, Chuck Baker, Rudy Horvatich, Edward Domazetovich, Robert Lovell. Fifty-'Two Fiftyffhree fkli. lnllxvll .mtl iliel, iinlm rmuul llanllie' limi fimitll'-W min- utes. ul ilu' lust fwxualv 1i,.UUllL'll lllL'CllI1Ll. CUNTATE FOUNTFTL LJ.L4L1 .Ll.4'k.1 LYk.4,L Top row includes Miss Long, Mr. Waterhouse, Miss Simpson, Steve Martinak, Jim Bond, Doug Preble, Mr. Luttrell, Dick Koba, George Sandru, Dave Phinney, Joseph Muska, Hugo Truscello, Mr. Low- rie. Third row includes Evelyn Steele, Catherine Fauver, Clara Stulick, Rose Pollock, Bob Trinter, Hallie Dee Smith, Warren Johnson, Eve- lyn Allen, Athena Raptis, Mildred Pakos, Elaine Perkins, Emma Stip- anovich, Gertrude Szaroleta. Those in the second row are Ed- ward Imbrogno, Rae Frances Hart, Mary Bulzomi, Lenora Prill, Hilda Fallon, Lucy Pillari, Joan Irish, jane Witter, june Broyles, Jeanne Stough, Kenny Snow. In the first row are John Fabrizio, Gerald Mitenbuler, Burton Nesbitt, Robert Smith, Chuck Baker, Jack Engelhardt, Leighton Scott, Peter Delis, Joseph Fischer, Dan Bodor, Ronald Graves. SPANISH CLUB Seen in the top row Miss Cum- mings, Frances Urban, Patsy Blank, Elmer Popov, James Slattery, Vir- ginia Lee, Isabelle Shiach, Beverly Brass, Connie Smith. The third row includes Kathleen Ryan, Anna Krieger, Margorie Raptis, Gertrude Szaroleta, Janice Pickel, Barbara Arthrell, Evelyn Grider, Phyllis Baum, Peggy Bickle, Anne Thomas, Olga Tender, Vir- ginia Shreffler. The second row presents Janet Smith, Rae Frances Hart, Betty Cathers, Lenore Kishman, Teresa Arroyo, Ann Rogers, Gloria Berlin, Anastasia Proukas, Jane Torbert, Bob Stastny. The first row shows Andrew Warhola, Jim Riddell, Dick Stast- ny, Don Matheson, Dan Coates, Bob Migra, Dick Blackann, Wal- lace Brasen. lub S .J-7 Frank De Angelis and Ted Ruminsky followed the script from the side lines. STRATF ORD CLUB In the third row are Amelia Ca- serta, Gloria Gordon, Jean Caul- ton, Selma Lerner, Virgie Janusze- ski, Loretta Goodman, Miss Miller, Charlotte Morath, Amelia Samaha, Ioan Ernst. The second row includes Edna Eg- linski, Alice O'Mara, Mildred Smith, Agnes Radosovich, Mary Mrosko. Those in the frst row are Shirley Smith, Barbara Gelman, Dorothy Resek, Beverly Brass. STAGE HANDS AND USHERS Those in the top row are Leighton Scott, Jack Becker, Ralph Marks, Chris Collier, Dick Prucha, Vincent Glorioso, Ed Tymkewicz, Mr. Traub. In the second raw are Nick Vasu, Edmond Kattas, Bill Ellis, Dick Maloy, Augustine D'Orazio, George Yasher, john Fabrizio, Ted Weeks. The first row includes Ted Rumin- sky, Frank De Angelis, Sam De Angelis, Dominic Esposito, Jack Englehardt, Donald Lowe, Ken Klier. Fiftyfour The Good The The The The ' The We Here at Lorain High School Represent emu A The Pvpilx af lb: Lorain Public Srbaois A , in ardfr to Req K' Tb: Rights, Dustin, and Blfuings I H of ' Onr Awaken funn of Government Adapt TH: Cade of Our Owp Aialzinge, :J takes care of his the 3 IFS Fifty-Five A ' ' Q'-r'3gZgj'Pfufyf:::'-w TA-uv'--v-'f-T, . --rw. .,.1.,-5-X Y. i,.,v,,,,.,, ,, WV,4,,,,1w,.,,..,K, : ,V X v x L I ,Q 'V 1 . -Q-fs .,.,-,.,.......,. , , .,,.. .J ,,, ,, ' lff' , f',A y 7 MW, My 'f' 'Wu ,wh 51 41-'W' .IJ 4, J' Ck 7 ,nba and M41 hw M5 ,M Xfi' ,' BT i':'f':Ef59Fvi25'l'il?'if 'q ffl ! ri ln-Y-Eo?',','-1 'Ig .5.Hf 9f 4 4- '4 v i' ' , .- ' 'N - . , . ' 'vo ' J ' , --' . 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Dorothy Kuzak, Anne Wnek, Virginia Deptula, Jean Sislowski, and Florence Stempowski also participated. SENIGRS AND THEIR Ptl'iESUEl'iiffzl Senior A Girls 1942-A Velma Adams: School Aid, Dramatics, Club, N.H.S, Evelyn Allen: Music, School Aid, Draf matics, Club Grace Andrews: School Aid, Clubs Mary Louise Axelson: School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Ruth Beecher: School Aid Dorothy Bertsch: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Mary Birrittieri: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, N,H.S. Emma Jane Bolden: Athletics, School Aid, Club Elise Broadfoot: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Mary Bulzomi: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Mary Jane Carrier: Athletics, Clubs Antoinette Carson: Athletics, School Aid Catherine Cau: Publications, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Richard Rieger watched the screen as he ran the projector. Emma Louise Chick: Music, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Julia Ciarrone: School Aid, Clubs Cheryl Clark: School Aid, Athletics, Clubs Dorothy Clark: School Aid Dorothy Darvas: Athletics, School Aid Alice Debevec: School Aid Bessie Delashmit: School Aid Antonette De Nicola: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Virginia Deptula: Music, School Aid, Clubs Clara Deutschlander: Athletics, Music, ' School Aid, Clubs, N.I'I.S, Geraldine Dorsey: Music, School Aid Irene Dovala: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs Doris Eglinski: Clubs Jean Ego: School Aid, Clubs Elizabeth Emerich: School Aid, Clubs Shirley Firestone: Music, School Aid, Clubs Ruby Flanders: School Aid Emily Furdyn: School Aid Women in White - Pe'arl Breeden, Barbara Biscan, Mar- jorie Slutsker, Faye Hackenburg, Barbara Horvath and Janet Smith. Elizabeth George: School Aid, Club Marion German: School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S, Jennie Giardini: School Aid, Clubs Peggy Gilmore: School Aid, Clubs Margery Glucksman: School Aid, Clubs Lillian Gross: Music, School Aid, N.I'I.S. Faye Hackenburg: Music, School Aid, N.H.S. Virigina Higgens: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Glenna Hopewell: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Joan Irish: Publications, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Kathleen Irish: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs Janice Ketcham: School Aid, Clubs Gene Klassen: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Margaret Kocsorak: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Emma Lark: School Aid Charlotte Morath, and Lucille Talpas watched Jack Urban whit- tle. MORE Lily Lopatkovich: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Mary Lukesic: Music, Clubs Florence Lumsden: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Doris Mahla: Music, School Aid, Clubs Maxine Mauer: Athletics, Music, Pub' lications, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Nellie Mazzone: School Aid, Clubs Helen Mesko: School Aid, Clubs Mrs. Denny paused long enough in her work as secretary to Mr. Luttrell for us to get a picture. Margaret Moir and Dorthy Dick checked files in Mr. Bunn's of- fice. Betty Mikola: School Aid, Clubs Ann Miller: Clubs Linda Miraldi: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Antonette Moriella: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Irene Morris: School Aid Ashley Mumford: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S, FiiCtyfNine ..,.. ..,..AA.A .--.,2..'.,,- .. A V, SEN IORS, MORE PURSUITS Beverly Jane Nau: Athletics, School Aaid, Clubs Louise Nekich: Music, School Aid, Clubs Betty Jane Northam: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs ' Mildred Pakos: Athletics, Publications, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Martha Parsons: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Elaine Perkins: Publications, Dramatics, School Aid, Clubs, Vice President of National Honor Society Eunice Peters: School Aid, Clubs Lucy Pillari: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, Treasurer of Class, N.H.S. Doris Prusek: Music, School Aid. Athena Raptis: Music, Publication, School Aid, Clubs, Secretary of Class, N.H.S. Eleanor Repko: School Aid Marceleen Riley: School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Rosmary Rosso: Athletics, School Aid Dweese Schmitt: Music, School Aid, Clubs Margaret Snell: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Michelina Sofra: Clubs Lillian Sterk: School Aid, Clubs Marjorie Szabo: School Aid Yolanda Tassone: School Aid Muriel Textor: Athletics, Dramatics, School Aid, Clubs Lillian Thomas: Athletics, School Aid Anna Tisler: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Margaret Tobias: School Aid, Clubs Ethel Jean Toth: Music, School Aid, Clubs Barbara Tuma: Athletics, School Aid Helen Whittet: Athletics, Music, Pub- lications, School Aid, Clubs Dorothy Yocobozzi: Athletics, Publi' cations, Music, School Aid, Clubs Shirley Anne Young: Music, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Mildred Zatroch: Music, School Aid, Clubs Senior A Boys 1942A Bob Bailey: Music, Clubs, School Aid Dan Barson: Intramurals, Music, School Aid, Clubs Herb Bickers: Clubs jim Bires: Intramurals, School Aid James Bond: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Alex Boros: Intramurals, School Aid Bob Bowditch: Intramurals, School Aid Don Breckenridge: Music, Clubs, School Aid Ben Ciccati: School Aid Allan Cleaver: Athletics. Intramurals, School Aid, Club Cris Collier: School Aid, Publications, Athletics Archie Cook: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Iohn Cook: Intramural Leroygl De Carlo: Intramural, School Ai Anthony De Marte: Music joseph De Santis: School Aid Anthony Dispenza: Athletics Julius Dohonos: School Aid Charles Dunfee: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs jack Engelhardt: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. john Enansco: Intramurals John Fabrizio: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid Mario Ferrucci: Music, School Aid, Clubs Adelbert Gibson: School Aid, Clubs Eugene Givner: Intramurals, Music, School Aid, Clubs Allan Glover: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Albert Greulich: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Ancelmo Gutierrez: Intramurals Ray Haefka: School Aid Hoyle Hafely: Music, School Aid Eugene Haponek: School Aid Bill Harlan: Intramurals, Music, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Donald Holloway: School Aid Tom Humphreville: Publications, Mu' sic, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Warren Johnson: Intramurals, Publica' tions, Music, School Aid Philip Kaplansky: Intramurals, Music, School Aid, Clubs , Edmond Kattas: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S., Publications Kenneth Klier: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Alvern Kovannes: Intramurals Andy Krajnyak: Athletics, Intramurf als, Music, School Aid Steve Kundrat: School Aid, Clubs Howard Landon: Athletics Richard Limpach: School Aid William Lute: Intramurals, Music, Dra' matics, School Aid, Clubs Gerald Maholic: Intramurals, Clubs Dave Manwell: School Aid, Clubs Ralph Marks: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Olen Martin: Publications, Music, School Aid, Clubs Steve Martinak: School Aid, Clubs, V. Pres. Class Frank Medaglia: School Aid Walter Morgan: Clubs Robert Nau: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs John Naymik: Music, School Aid Leonard Nemeth: School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Rober Pelander: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Music Salvator Petro: Intramurals, School Aid ' Bill Pettigrew: School Aid, Club David Phinney: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, Publications, Pres. of Class Dick Prucha: Athletics. Publications, School Aid, Clubs, N.H.S. Joe Puma: Music, School Aid. Clubs Richard Rieger: Athletics, School Aid Wayne Rollason: School Aid Wedo Rufo: School Aid Leonard Ruminski: Athletics, School Aid Leonard Rushton: Athletics, Intramur' als, School Aid, Club SENIORS AND THEIR PURSUITS p Jon Safkovich: Athletics , George Schmidt: Music, School Aid joseph Skapin: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid Karl Stefanoff: Intramurals, Clubs Ned Stilgenbauer: Intramurals, Music, School Aid, Clubs Bill Thompson: Intramurals, School Aid Stephen Toth: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Bob Trinter: Music, School Aid, Clubs, Pres. of National Honor Society Eddie Urban: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid John Urban: Intramurals, School Aid Bill Wallace: School Aid Ted Weeks: School Aid, Clubs Steve Zazula: School Aid, Clubs Robert Zell: School Aid, Clubs Joseph Zestoki: Intramurals, Music, School Aid .Senior A Girls 1942-B Rita Alaura: Music, School Aid Gayle Allen: Athletics, Publications, Music, Dramatics, Clubs, School Aid Mary Arti: Athletics Alice Arty: Athletics Anna Banko: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Jeanette Baum: Music, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Violad Bazelewicz: Athletics, School Ai Doris Beyer: School Aid, Clubs, Na' tional Honor Society Elvira Bilancini: School Aid, Clubs Barbara Biscan: Athletics, Publications, Music, School Aid, Dramatics, Clubs, National Honor Society Catherine Blinzley: School Aid Virginia Bogdan: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs Rosemarie Boskey: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Dorothy Boulton: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Jean Boyce: Athletics, Publications, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Irene Boycik: School Aid June Brady: School Aid, Clubs Angeline Braleski: School Aid Jean Brantford: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Pearl Breeden: Music, School Aid, Clubs Beatrice Breno: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Mary Lu Bridenstine: School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society june Broyles: Publications, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Marcella Bruny: Publications, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Marjorie Buksar: Athletics, Clubs Sophie Busich: School Aid Mary Ceh: School Aid Mary Cisarik: Athletics, Clubs Martha Concetta: School Aid Esther Coonrod: Athletics, School Aid Jeanne Cox: School Aid, Clubs Joan Cronowalt: Clubs, School Aid Olga DeLeonardis: School Aid Clara Del Signore: Athletics, Music, Clubs Pauline Dembinski: School Aid Catherine Demko: School Aid, Na' tional Society Ethel Doza: School Aid Almarie Edwards: Athletics, School Aid, Dramatics, Clubs Edna Eglinski: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs, Dramatics, National Honor Society Frances Falencki: School Aid Catherine Fauver: Publications, Mu' sic, School Aid, Dramatics, Clubs, National Honor Society Anita Fulgenzi: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, Dramatics Lois Gelman: Athletics, Publications, Music, School Aid, Dramatics, Clubs, National Honor Society Lillian Georgeff: Music, School Aid, Dramatics, Clubs, National Honor Society Gloria Gordon: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Zora Grasa: School Aid Loretta Grohoski: School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Della Grondin: School Aid Regina Guzewicz: School Aid Rita Hand: School Aid, Clubs Ann Harbul: Dramatics Vivian Hecker: Music, School Aid Audrey Hicks: Athletics Barbara Horvath: Music, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Irene Horvath: School Aid, National Honor Society Helen Hudacek: School Aid Mildred Ivancic: School Aid Irene Jabbusch: School Aid Agnes Iakmas: School Aid Eleanore Kasper: School Aid Eleanor Katonak: Publications, School Aid, Clubs, National Society Florence Kelley: School Aid, Clubs Nancy Lee Kent: School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Helen Kerekes: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Louise Kin: School Aid, Clubs, Na' tional Honor Society Lillian Kish: Publications, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Rose Kissman: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Walterine Klekota: School Aid, Clubs Margaret Kocak: Athletics, Music, School Aid Virginia Koleno: Clubs Jean Kosman: School Aid Helen Kovanes: School Aid Sally Kozopas: School Aid Helen Krall: School Aid Jeanegte Kujawski: Athletics, School Ai Agnes Labiszewski: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Eileen Laux: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs Mildred Long: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs Dorothy Mahnic: School Aid Mary Marmol: School Aid, Clubs Julia Marsalka: School Aid, Clubs Rose Medaglia: School Aid, Athletics, Clubs Margaret Meldrum: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Sophie Michalek: School Aid, Clubs Eleanore Migra: Athletics, School Aid Delores Miller: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Miss Pitts received Dorothy Aten's book while jean Caulton and Joan Ernst looked up her card. Margaret Moon combed her hair while Boyd McLean held her locker door open. Betty Jane Mitchell: School Aid Lila Moir: School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Betty Molnar: Athletics, Publications, Clubs Margaret Moon: Athletics, Music, National Honor Society Charlotte Morath: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Sixty Mr. King watched the birdie ii Mr. Urbanic gave some helpful Virginia Shreffler and Yolanda at the boiler room door. pointers to Dick Martin. Britches aided Miss Lawrence in the Book Room. MORE SENICRS, MQRE PURSUITS Mary Mrosko: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Betsy Mullen: School Aid, Clubs Pearl Murray: School Aid Shirley Myers: National Honor Society Lois Nather: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs Gladys Nehls: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Alice O'Mara: School Aid, Clubs Violet Palazzo: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Helen Pajer: Athletics, School Aid Nancy Pataky: Clubs Helen Patterson: Athletics, School Aid Jean Penson: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Nila Persinger: School Aid Janice Pickel: Publications, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Ann Pittak: School Aid, Clubs Florence Ponczocha: Athletics Susanne Pontius: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Genevieve Popiel: School Aid Helen Poswiecuich: School Aid Virginia Prill: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Clarice Principe: Athletics, Clubs Charlotte Puhaly: School Aid Yolanda Szatala and Beryl Carl- sen asked Miss Long's advice on their schedules. Agnes Radosavich: Athletics, School Aid, Music, Clubs, National Honor Society Eva Ranalli: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Frances Rangus: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Jane Raymond: Music, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Marybelle Repko: School Aid Frances Rilko: Athletics Dorothy Roll: School Aid, Music, Clubs, National Honor Society Juanita Rollason: Athletics Gladys Romick: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Frances Rozboril: School Aid Agnes Russell: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Regina Rybarczyk: Athletics, Clubs Lena Ryll: Music, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Dolores Sapolski: Athletics Geraldine Sauvey: Athletics Dorothy Savina: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Carolyn Schmidt: Music, School Aid, Clubs Lottie Schultz: Athletics, Clubs Helen Semkoff: Music, School Aid, Dramatics, Clubs Rose Sestili: Athletics The Choir presented their annual Christmas concert to the student body. Daniella Skapin: School Aid Anne Skarecky: Athletics Marjorie Slutsker: Athletics, Publica? tions, School Aid, Dramatics, Clubs, National Honor Society . Evelyn Smith: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Hallie Dee Smith: School Aid, Music, Publications, Dramatics, Clubs, Na' tional Honor Society Mildred Smith: School Aid, Clubs Shirley Smith: Music, School Aid, National Honor Society Virginia Smith: Athletics, Clubs Kathleen Spalter: Clubs Mary Ann Stanik: School Aid, Clubs Emily Stammitti: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Lillian Stawicki: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs ' Ann Stigel: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Jean Stough: School Aid, Clubs, Na' tional Honor Society Aileen Stuller: School Aid, Clubs Melazyn Suchocki: Clubs Yolanda Szatala: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Mildred Thomas: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Rosa Lee Thomas: School Aid Margorie Thompson: Athletics, School Aid Elayne MacFarland, Evelyn Steele, Jean Boyce, Janice Pickel, and Selma Lerner prepared class pictures for the engraver. ,-.T-- SENIORS AND THEIR PURSUITS Viola Tirpak: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Milderd Toderick: School Aid Jean Tomasek: Athletics, Music, School Aid Evelyn Tompos: School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society June Trimble: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Dorothy Turton: School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Mary Urbanic: School Aid Janis Van Sickle: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Dramatics, Clubs, Na' tional Society Valeria Vezdos: School Aid Mary Ann Vozar: Clubs Joan Ward: Music, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Roberta Waterhouse: Music, School Aid, Clubs Virginia Weaver: School Aid, Clubs Maryellen Whalen: Music, School Aid Wanda Wilkowski: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs Irene Wojtko: School Aid Katherine Woronchek: Athletics Lois Young: Athletics, School Aid Ann Yukasz: School Aid Theresa Anne Zink: Music, School Aid, Clubs Theodore Bylicki: Intramurals Theodore Cendrosky: School Aid Paul Cetovich: Intramurals, School Aid, Music George Cherry: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid Joe Chonko: School Aid Rudy Cirell: Music, Dramatics, School Aid, Clubs Paul Clarke: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Music, Dramatics, Clubs, National Honor Society Bill Coats: Music, School Aid Sheldon Cohen: Publications, Music, School Aid, Clubs Alfred Connell: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Alva Cox: Intramurals, Music, Draf matics, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Ernest A. Cox: Intramurals, School Aid, Athletics, Music, Dramatics David Crawford: School Aid Warren Crisp: Intramurals, Music Dick Davis: School Aid Ernie Dayka: Intramurals, Music Pasquale Del Grosso: School Aid Richard Dodson: Intramurals, Music Edward Domazetovich: School Aid, Dramatics, Clubs Lawrence Gibson: Intramurals, School Aid Ross Goodbar: Intramurals, School Aid, Music Kenyon Gornall: School Aid John Grasso: Athletics, Intramurals Bill Gross: School Aid Jerry Guzik: Music, School Aid Bob Haladey: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Donald Hambly: Intramurals, School Aid. Clubs John Homenik: School Aid, Drama' tics, Clubs Leo Horton: School Aid Rudolph Horvatich: School Aid Edwin Houck: School Aid David Howells: Intramurals, Publicaf tions, Dramatics, School Aid Bill Huffman: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Edward Imbrogno: Athletics, Intraf murals, School Aid Peter Jagunic: School Aid Jack jansheski: Music, School Aid, Clubs Elmer Kanary: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Dr. Baldwin gave Donna Elmer Popov and Lois Brumback watched Ed Zieba Wells an injection of serum. and jim Gallager battle out a game of checkers. Senior A Boys 1942-B Louis Ambrosio: Music Clifford Arndt: School Aid Elmer Atley: Intramural, School Aid, Clubs Eddie Bauman: Intramural, School Aid, Clubs jack Becker: School Aid Leonard Bescan: School Aid Chester Bialorucki: School Aid Dave Burley: Athletics, Intramurals, Publication, Music, School Aid Tom Burton: Athletics, Intramurals, Music Ray Butler: Athletics, Intramurals, Music Leonard Dudziak: Intramurals Robert Ellis: Music William Ellis: School Aid, National Honor Society Dominic Esposito: Intramurals, School Aid Nelson Faris: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Dramatics, Clubs Manuel Fernandez: Music Richard Fior: Intramurals, School Aid, Music Chester Forma: Athletics, Music, School Aid, Clubs Raymond Gabrie: School Aid, Publicaf tions, Clubs Sidney Gelman: Music, School Aid. Paul Gencur: Dramatics, School Aid, Music Steven Kaurich: School Aid, Clubs Eugene Kendzel: Intramurals, Music, School Aids, Dramatics, Athletics Dick Koba: Athletics, Intramurals, Publication, Music, School Aid, Dra' matics, Clubs, National Honor So' ciety Fred Kocias: Music, School Aid, Clubs Kyle Konnerth: Music, Clubs Edward Kosmo: School Aid Bill Krebs: School Aid Bob Kress: Music, School Aid Stanlgy Kules: Intramurals, School Ai Al Kuncel: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Joe Lesko: School Aid Pete Lisca: Music, School Aid, Clubs Sixtyffwo Iack Saville: School Aid, Clubs , . MORE SENIORS, MORE PURSUITS Rocco Looch: Intramurals Kenneth Lorence: Music, School Aid Robert Lovell: School Aid, Clubs June Broyles, QMrs. Nelson, gave maternal advice to her college freshman daughter, Barbara Bis- can fEva Nelsonj. Mr. D. T. Grider, Visiting Teach- er, about to take off in the sta- tion wagon. Jack Urban fBill Spraguej dress- ed down Margaret Moon fPatri- cia Knowlesj and he didn't fool. Sixtyffhvee Donald Lowe: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Mike Lukachko: Athletics, Intramurf als, Clubs Rocco Luvera: Intramurals, School Aid joseph Magazzini: Intramurals, Ath' letics, School Aid Edward C. Majesky: School Aid Edward Malek: School Aid Richard Maloy: School Aid, Clubs, Na' tional Honor Society Sylvester Marec: School Aid Hyman Margolis: School Aid Steve Marinek: School Aid Robert Marshall: School Aid Theodore Martinek: School Aid, Clubs Ralph Matysiak: Clubs Dick Mays: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Tom McCormick: Athletics, Intramurf als, School Aid, Clubs Alex McKlveen: Intramurals, Music, School Aid, Clubs Earle McNutt: Intramurals, School Aid, Music Alex Megyesy: Intramurals, Music, School Aid Ray Miznikowski: Intramurals, Music, School Aid Robert Miller: School Aid Jack Mitenbuler: Intramurals, Clubs Chester Morgan: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Joseph Muska: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs William Nanasy: School Aid William Nagy: Clubs Ray Nau: Music, School Aid Frank Nemeth: School Aid, Clubs Harry Parker: Athletics, Intramurals, Clubs Bob Pazder: School Aid, Clubs Ted Perusek: School Aid Don Phillips: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Eddie Pogorelc: Intramurals, Music, School Aid Joseph Pordan: Intramurals, Music, School Aid, Clubs Dick Prosser: Athletics, School Aid Charles Pullin: Athletics, School Aid Michael Rajher: School Aid, Clubs Peter Rak: Music, Clubs, School Aid Robert Reiss: School Aid, Clubs Jack Rohlf: School Aid Donald Rumpler: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Walter Russell: Intramurals, School Aid Leighton Scott: Athletics, Intramurals, Clubs, School Aid, National Honor Society Jack Sevits: Athletics, Intramurals, Music, School Aid Ernest Simo: Clubs James Simpson: Music, School Aid John Sipos: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Paul Slanina: Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Dan Smith: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Jack Smith: Music, School Aid Kenneth Snow: School Aid, Clubs William Socotch: School Aid, Clubs Ray Sofranko: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Richard Sova: Intramurals, Clubs, School Aid Herman Speck: Athletics, School Aid, Clubs Edwagd Stempowski: Music, School Ai Charles Steris: Athletics, School Aid George Stolar: School Aid, Clubs John Street: Publications, Music, School Aid, Clubs John Striker: Athletics, School Aid Benny Suleski: School Aid, Clubs Donald Swartz: School Aid, Clubs Joseph Szabo: Intramurals, School Aid Stanley Szafran: School Aid James Tackus: Intramurals Wilford Terschak: Music, Clubs, School Aid Dominic Thomas: School Aid, Nation' al Honor Society William Tomasic: Intramurals Elmer Toth: School Aid John Toth: School Aid Carl Travee: School Aid jack Urban: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, National Honor Society Charles Vaughn: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs William Vegh: Intramurals, School Aid Ted Vukin: Intramurals, Music, School Aid Armand Wheeler: School Aid, Music, Clubs. National Honor Society George Yasher: School Aid, Clubs, Na' tional Honor Society Robert Yonovitz: Intramurals, School Aid. Music, Clubs, National Honor Society Steve Zahorec: Intramurals, Publica' tions Bill Zakowski: School Aid Edward Schenker: Intramurals, Clubs Joe Zeiba: Intramurals, School Aid School Aid includes: gym aid, honor ticket salesman, cheer leader, school deposit carrier, stage aid, movie operator, usher, mimeographer, office assistant, notice distributor, slip collector, hall guard, vocational aids, general typing aid, auditorium monitor, library aid, biology aid, chemistry and physics aid, guidance secretary, publication typist, teacher's typist, class chairman, home room chairman, student instruction, StudentfCouncil, senior A banquet committee, senior A host or waiter, senior B party committee, posters foutside workj, safety patrol, extempore contest, lost and found assistant, assembly program. wi, ,X .. 1' f Y' . 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Qu J 2 19 Q. 2-fr? azfiqy. --m.e??'-Sym-:Qi -- Q If .22-4 1,-fr2H',--eg-42+-QM S1'-t1LA'! +.L-ww.: S lam, , Mr. Brown listened while Frances Buell played the glockenspeil. 9, if-41: '- 'S F3 f '55 of Y5' f Se,:'?s-4'-'fefkaeuxg ' I '. . . - .f-:A , s. -1 BAND Fifth row: Mr. Brown, Robert Yonovitz,iRichard Reed, Jack Smith, Fred Hunger, Eugene'Tipton, Raymond Jurina, Thomas Humphrey- ville. Fourth row: Phillip Kaplansky, Sidney Gelman, George Huber, Carl Lepon, Theodore Vukin, Albert Doane, Paul Viscup, Richard Ross, Gerald Guzik, Robert Bailey, Russell Owens. 'V Third row: George Saxton, Robert Lasko, Jean Tarney, Donna Brown, Joe Szabo. Second row: Margaret Mulholland, Edward Pappas, Joan Ward, Fran- ces Roberts, Warren Barrett, Harold St. Aubin, William Ragan. First row: Athena Raptis, Bernard Berman, Betty Kretovics, Paul Szarka. Top row: Dick Russell, Herman Burke, Claire Jenkins, Bob Ellis, Irvin Gilson. Fifth row: Ray Butler, Eugene Alger, Ross Goodbar, Jean Tomasek, Doris Goodbar, Jack Smith, John Naymik. Fourth row: Don Quester, Marcella Mackert, Paul Cetovich, Steve Smarsch, Duane Smith, Bob Scheel, Kenneth Lorence. Third row: Howard Ward, Dick Dodson, Joan Hillman, Dorothy Hoist, Santina Terrizzi, Anthony DeMart, John Gintonio. Second row: Ned Stilgenbauer, George Huber, Donna Wells, Margaret Loomis, Ellen Shook, Pat Sofra, Pearl Rhinehart. First row: Bob Dancik, Bob Leonard, Richard Reed, Ned Prucha, Bob Yono- vitz, James Bond, Vivien Kelly. Top left to right: Ann Hunger, James Simpson, Eugene Alger, Robert Kress, Raymond Butler, Jack Smith, Eugene Givner, Alfio Russo. Third row: Kathleen Masson, Ellen Shook, Jean Marie Price, Robert Scheel, Kenneth Lorence, Olen Martin, Robert Trinter, Frances Buell, Anna Boda.' Second row: Wilfred Terschak, Doris Mahla, Mary Lukesic, Dorothy Szabo, Harvey Von Wantock, Agnes Milicic, Evelyn Grider. First raw: Lillian Gross, Dorothy Glick, Geraldine Martin, Gertrude Szaroleta, Mary Frances Shilling, Shirley Smith. Top row: Joe Deemer, Harvey Kishman, James Kratt, Edward Pogorelc. Fifth row: Bruce Waterhouse, Warren Barrett, Raymond Iurina, Thomas Hum- phreyville, Eugene Tipton, Lawrence Rake, Albert Jenkins. Fourth row: Harold St. Aubin, Robert Trinter, Olen Martin, Carl Lepon, Raymond Py, Anthony Moriella, Shirley Firestone, Fred Hunger. Third row: Milton Tomaselc, Theodore Vukin, Louis Ambrosic, Joan Luttrell, Richard Ross, Armand Wheeler, Allan Bregman, Robert Bailey. Second row: Vivien Hecker, Jack Sikora, Betty Burgett, Albert Doane, Ann Hunger, James Simpson, Gerald Guzik, Carl,Youngquist. First row: Raymond Gill, Veronica Kohart, 'Shirley Evans, Evelyn Smith, Jean Tarney, Frances Buell, Edward Greenwood. ORCHESTRA M -alma PIYRCITSSION Our capable supervisor of music, Mr, Howard F. Brown, was born in Muncie, Indiana and graduated from high school in Alvion, Michigan. In high school he won the National Clarf inet Solo Contest. Later on at Murray State College, he received his Bachelor of Music Education degree. After graf duating from Murray State, Mr. Brown came to Lorain as director of instruf mental music. Last fall he was appoint' ed to his present post as director of music. Mr. Brown has made Lorain High School proud of its orchestra and band. Howard E. Brown, Director RITPDFQ PERCUSSION Left picture Top row: Richard Reed, Joe Nagy, Bob Leonard. Second row: Robert Yonovitz, Ned Prucha, Shirley Evans, Fran- ces Buell, Rufus Rodgers, Jean Tarney, Robert Miller. Bottom row: Betty Burgett, Jack Sikora. ' REEDS Left center picture Top row: Fran Ferlic, Shirley McCormick, Jean Lustig. Bottom row: Patricia Bradbury, Margaret Loomis, Ellen Shook, A Jean Marie Price, Donna Wells. MAJOR-ETTES Center picture x Raymond Gill, Ethel Toth Vivien Kelly, Veronica Kohart . TROMBON ES Right center picture Standing in the top row: Robert Kress, Claire Jenkins, Ross Good- bar, Albert jenkins, Eugene Alger. Seated in the front row: Lawrence Rake, Rosemary Mackert, Mar- gery Illingsworth, Ray Butler. BASSES Right picture Reading from left to right: Alfio Russo, Helen Smith, Donald Quester, Irvin Gilson, Warren Barrett, Bruce Waterhouse, Mar- cella Mackert, Jack Smith. Eightyffwo l l4'I'l l 'l'l 1WIii!'liWf-l , V A l HORN S Top row: Tony Moriella, Olen Martin, Herman Burke, Harold St. Aubin, Jean Tomasek, Shirley Eppley, Doris Goodbar. Bottom row: Robert Scheel, Kenneth Lorence, Robert Trinter, James Kratt, Milton Tomasek, Richard Russell, Duane Smith. Seated are: Thomas Humphreyville, Eugene Tipton, Ray Jurina, Harvey Kishman,.Fred Hunger, Joe Deemer. . REEDS Top row: William Kruppa, William Evenchik, Raymond Gill, Theodore Vukin, Sheldon Cohen, Armand Wheeler, Vincent Perrier, Edward Grieenwood. 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Seated are: Fran Ferlic, Jean Lustig, Margaret Loomis, Jean Marie Price, Ellen Shook. BRASS Standing: Bob Scheel, Kenneth Lorence, Olen Martin. Seated: Eugene Alger, Bob Kress, Ray Butler. I-IORNS Left to right: Eugene Tipton, Fred Hunger Ro berta Grube, Peggy MacFarland. PERCUSSION Left to right: Robert Yonovitz, Frances Buell Richard Reed, Ned Prucha. Eightyfliour BASSES Back row: Mary Ann Hein, Betty Jean Burgett, Alfio Russo. SAXOPHON ES Front row: Ted Vukin, Carl Lepon, George Hu- ber,'Albert Doane. VIOLIN S Back row: Harvey Von Wantock, Gertrude Szaro- leta, Geraldine Martin, Louis Koloze. Front row: Shirley Smith, Marjorie Raptis, Mary Frances Schilling, Evelyn Grider, Agnes Milicic, Anna Boda. A STRINGS Standing: Robert Lasko, Sidney Gelman, Edward Pappas, Jean Tarney, Harvey Saxton, Bernard Berman. Seated: Margaret Mulholland, Frances Roberts, Joan Ward, Donna Brown, Dorothy Glick, Doro- thy Szabo. VIOLIN S Standing: William Scutt, Ioe Szabo, William Ra- gan, Louis Koloze, Paul Zarka, Wilford Tershak. Seated: Gilbert Rhinehart, Patricia Bender, Betty Kretovics, Harold St. Aubin, Warren Barrett. EightyfFive A Music Top row: Evelyn Roth, Virginia Deptula, Ruth Ryll, Tom Velleif, Floyd Garl, Robert Pelander, Eugene Taliano, Donald Breckenridge, Hoyle Hafely, Alva Cox, Charles Covault, Phillip Kaplansky. Third row: Helen Whittet, Irene Dovala, Robert Hill, Russell Owens, Frank De Angelis, Earle McNutt, James Billings, Dan Bodor, Joseph Puma, Paul Cook, Jack Sevits, Jack Rohner. ' Second row: Gertrude Szaroleta, Mary Fabrizio, Mary jane Piper, Louise Nekich, Raynette Ault, Eileen Laux, Jane Ann Witter, Margaret Kocak, Emma Chick, Janis Van Sickle, Barbara Horvath, Gayle Allen. First row: Shirley Young, Rita Alura, Jean Marie Price, Kathleen Ryan, Lillian Georgeff, Delores Sadlowski, Betty Tomchu, Velma Adams, Lillian Gross, Evelyn Allen, Ann Hunger, Ellen Shook. SCHEDULE 'LSweethearts Nov. 11 f 12 Christmas Programs Amherst Dec. 17 Assembly Programs Dec. 19 High School Concert Dec. 21 Commencement Jan. 21 Jewish Temple Feb. 20 Lake Erie League Festival, Shaker Heights Mar. 14 Irving Assembly May 8 Irving P. T. A. May 12 Hawthorne May 13 May Festival Host to Defiance Choir May 15 Broadcast, WHK Cleveland May 17 Musical Arts Masonic Temple May 18 Longfellow P.T.A. May 21 Lorain Christian Council May 26 Commencement June 3 EightyfSix akers Top row: Alex McKlveen, William Lute, Richard Koba, Daniel Barson, Paul Szarka, Joseph Zestoki, Edward Stempowski, Robert Saltis, Peter Rak, Harry Mar- tin, Olen Martin, Ernest Cox, Bernard Berman. Third row: Edward Pappas, james Bond, Paul Clarke, Peter Lisca, Robert Kress, Warren Johnson, William Coats, George Mobille, George Schmidt, Raymond Py, William Harlan, Vincent Jannuzzi, Alex Boros. Second row: Betty Jane Northam, Athena Raptis, Margaret Andrews, Lena Ryll, Dorothy Young, Maxine Mauer, Leah Jacoby, Ashley Mumford, Mildred Zatroch, Margaret Moon, Hallie Dee Smith, Pearl Breeden. First row: Frances Buell, Faye Hackenburg, Virginia Shreffler, Barbara Biscan, Clara Deutschlander, Margaret Mulholland, Catherine Fauver, Edna Eglinski, Mary Catherine Carlson, Glenna Steele. 'CHOIR Mr. Clifton Burmeister comes from Mason City, Iowa. In 1929 he graduated from Mason City High School and furthered his education at Carlton Collage, Northfield, Minnesota where he received his B. A. degree in 1933 with a major in music. The two following years were spent as a graduate asf sistant at Carlton College. After leaving this position he taught instrumental and choral music at Woodward and Clarion, Iowa. Mr. Burmeister attended Northwestern University in 1940 and 1941 and received his Masters degree from this institution. His fraternity affiliations are with Phi Mu Alpha and Phi Kappa Lambna. Mr. Burmeister started teaching at Lorain High School in the fall of 1941, is married, and lives on Mild' red Avenue. EightyfSeven . . ,H my-re-Wgw54.,.., I , ff exif ff Jn-'pg a ,lefty . i .Jeri 4 ,Wa-, t P .-V. W ,gxrfk i5.ff '-,151-iff-'FTF6 E , ' f 'lffr .ffti35E'21'f25??'g ' ' ' Z 'IPPFT ,iffy55-52gwxkj4QEn3,555,,Vr.3,2'li 31: nl? 'FrW'f'-1.9S..lfl'L'f,lf'+31'f11 ' , , F .-4i'JjgtS.iHAf:,15!-'xi nikrz'-.f -' 'Y x Sigfvrfifffifiasfitx-f I . . - f fQi5:ii'ri'1a1L ' H - A Q t 4 7 W-.Ml ,-- ' H t,.?,3,,,,,-f.5.aggF Eg: r--f E ,'-., ' -X - ' . iota if M .1 f 392. 3524 gy! -all 2 ww- ,u f -1. ' SWEETHEARTS November 11 and 12 the a cappella choir presented the twentyffourth annual operetta. 'iSvveethearts, a comic opera in two acts, dealt with the mystery surrounding Sylvia QEvelyn Alf lenj, in her rise from laundress to a princess. The other members of the cast included Franz fWarren John' sonjg Sylvia's impersonator, Lif ane fGayle Allenjg a diplomat of Zilania, Mikel fPaul Clarkejg the laundress of the White Goose Laundry, Paula QFaye Hackenburgjg her lover, Lieuf tenant Karl QFloyd Garljg the conspirators, Slingsby fDan Bof dorjg Van Tromp fPete Liscajg Caniche fAlva Coxjg and Cap' tain Laurent, fDon Breckenf ridgej. Top: Remember when Gayle Allen, Pete Lisca, Alva Cox, and Dan Bodor gave a Dutch dance? Upper center: Mr. Burmeister and Mr. Dobras went over the script together. Left center Floyd Garl and Gayle Allen were contentious here. Right center: The singing laun- dresses at work. Lower center: The entire cast posed for this one. Lower left: Evelyn Allen and War- ren Johnson planned their wedding. Lower right: Faye Hackenburg sympathized with Paul Clarke. Eiglttyffiigllt wuir we v fwti- .xv-.f.a-. -,Ja f -,-'zu sa E li afi?eg1.,,:,i 1 33 xv! is .4 'xl' ie ?'g,c.f The Dramatic Arts play in 1942 was a rollicking crossfsection of college life durf ing the rushing season. The heroine, Eva, has been sent to college by her wealthy Aunt Eve to make the Epsilon Beta Sorority. Things do not go as scheduled because iithe boy friend, Bill Sprague, decides that nothing can come between him and Eva. The story, punctuated by the entrances and exits of butterfly collectors and professors, comes to a happy endf ing, thanks to JofNancy who can still he humorous amid the grief and disappointments of sorority hid announcements. 1. Lois Gelman, Barbara Biscan, June Boyles. 2. Shirley Meyers, Jean Marie Price, Richard Maloy. 3. Jack Urban, Tom McCormik, Amelia Samaha, George Stolar. 4. Lois Nather, Mary Mrosko, Evelyn Smith, Barbara Biscan, Almarie Edwards, Betty Tomchu, Charlotte Morath. 5. 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Y ,...,,v..w.l - :':' ,H .-1-A : mfg, f .1-gf . . , ., . .. . ,. J A V ..:. 1 Y AJS rm!! ' gh ' ' A - ' .,- , . K , 'Q' '1 'f K . . . . . .1. .,1 L . ' , F A 'gif-gg 1 ,- ' . f- -. sag . -- . ..-' i.. H L 1'- - 1 - , -' w r . -Wf '9'f'9i'1r'! 0w s. -JHSQYW Q.-4 ,M , ,,A U. vw COACH SWARTWOOD COACH URBANIC COACH WILLETT COACH PRYOR Standing: Harold Hickman-com genial coach of varsity basketball: Harold Pryor4head coach of foot- ball and track: Doc,' Waterhouse -trainer of football and track teams: E. M. McCaskey-business manager of athletics: Charles Swart- wood-reserve football coach. Seated: Charles Urbanic-varsity line coach: W. A. Smith-director of intramuralsg George Daniel- the grand old man of Lorain athletics: E. W. Bash--varsity ten- nis coach: H. H. Willett-football and track assistant. Inset: Miss Gertrude Zink-girls' athletic supervisor. l. Ninetyfffwo THE STEELMEN Though the Steelmen lacked weight in the 1941 lineup they were able to pile up a total of five wins and to tie one of their most powerful opponents. Their three V losses were by Very slight margins. This thrilling season was climaxed by trouncing the Elyrians in their own backyard by the largest score the boys from Lorain have hung on an Elyria scoreboard since 1911. The L. H. S. gridders played three of their four aff ternoon games out of town, the rest of the tilts being played under the lights. Top row: Robert Callahan, Charles Butrey, Nick Rodin, Paul Maxwell, Louis Piros, George Ksenich, Tom Burton, Al Danicki, Ed Rushton, Earl Gascoigne, Eugene Berrill, Paul Palko, Bob Reed. Third row: Joe Muska, 'Jim Wielgos, Leonard Rushton, Dick Prosser, Ray Sofranko, Dan Jaworski, Allan Cleaver, John Fabrizio, Russ Wittmer, Dick Martin, Joe Bartos, George James. Second row: Coach Pryor, Leroy Nelson, Herman Speck, Leo Pawlak, Walter Mazgaj, George Cherry, Benny Less, Paul Gradish, Nick Mitro, George Hoffman, Tom McCormick, Rudy Plasko, Al Kuncel, Coach Willett. First row: Coach Urbanic, Robert Nolan, Alvin Ricci, Franklyn Baum, Walter Lukesic, Mike Lukachko, Malvin Brumback, Jack Sevits, Steve Dovak, Hugo Trus- cello, Coach Swartwood. Ninetyfflwee BARTOS BURTON JAWORSKI LUKACHKO MARTIN MCCORMICK MUSKA CLEAVER FABRIZIO HOFFMAN JAMES KSENICH KUNCEL Upper left: Coach Swartwood showed Steve Do- vak how to hold the ball. Upper right: The managers, Jack Wolf, Eugene D'Innocente, and Dan Little, relaxed for a few minutes. Center: Coach Willett showed Wielgos' the right way. Left center: joe Muska and Huga Truscello watch- ed as Coach Pryor demonstrated the proper po- sition. Right center: Doc', Waterhouse watched for pen- alties from the sideline. Bottom: The managers talked over possible plays. PAWLAK Ninetyfour 'September 'September Qctober 9FOctober a October October : October November November NELSON MORE STEELMEN 19, Akron North ......... 26, Sandusky ................,,..... 4, Cleveland Heights ............ 10, Shaker Heights ........ 17, Erie East .,...............,,,. 2 5 , Lakewood .,...... 31, De Vilbiss ....,.,,,, 8, Shaw .............,... 1 5 , Elyria ...,........,......... 'knight games Fourth Down, Ten To Go 14' 0 26f12 Of 6 21f 6 6f12 6f 6 6f O 6f14 48' 6 here here there here here there here here there PROSSER RICCI KRUSHTON SOFRANKO SPECK TRUSCELLO WIELGOS WITTMER Ni-netyfFive W BASKETBALL After the football season the student craving for sports was satisfied by the thrills of a season of fast and exciting basketball games. The three complex in Lorain High School athletics is noticeable. Lorain managed to capture third place in the Lake Erie League football and tennis standings, as Well as the basketball division. The Lorain team this year had a near 50 f SO season, having won seven and lost eight of the regular league season contests. Lorain also dropped one of the two games of the tournament at Kent, having been beaten 29 f 38 by Barberton after taking the large end of a 38 f 10 score from Akeron Hovver. The death of Steve Dovak, mourned by the Whole school, has deprived the 1943 squad of one of their most promising cagers. SEASON RECORD LORAIN 28 AMHERST 26 LORAIN Pk 18 JOHN MARSHALL 29 LORAIN 42 BELLEVUE 16 LORAIN at 43 SHAKER HEIGHTS 17 LORAIN 1' 28 AKRON NORTH 39 LORAIN 33 SHAW 5 2 LORAIN tk 30 SANDUSKY 31 LORAIN 34 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 45 LORAIN 'lf 31 LAKEWOOD 14 LORAIN 29 ELYRIA 37 LORAIN 3 'S SHAKER HEIGHTS 19 LORAIN X 43 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 3 2 LORAIN 1' 49 SHAW 40 LORAIN X 33 ELYRIA 37 LORAIN 29 LAKEWOOD 5 1 ak HOME GAMES D150 V fd! NinetyfSix LLHJ3 f 1f4I7'5. Y UZIDF VARSITY Standing in the top row, left to right: Don Phil- lips, Andy Krajnyak, Bill Simonovich, Doug Preble, George Ksenich, Dave Burley, Paul Clarke. The first row includes: Coach Willett, Al Cam- pana, Don Dickson, Steve Dovak, Paul Cook, Coach Hickman. NinetyfSeven r loaf 1942 .- .Milli-w 1 1 1- 1- ' 'xl' RESERVES Appearing in the top row are: George James, Bob Stipe, Eugene Stipe, Bill Edwards, George Crisp. The first row presents: Dick Stevenson, Pearl Adams, Bob Nolan, Clarence Krontz, Al Campana. The track squad of seventy members this year were able to conquer all competitors in their dual meets. Sandusky, Oberlin College Freshman, Elyria and Shaker Heights all fell under the spikes of the Steelmen. At Newark and Ohio Wesleyan Relays the tracksters did not take first but did very well. At the annual Lehi League meet Lorain placed behind the first place favorite, Lakewood. TRACK . fop row: Wayne Smith, Robert Dippel, Clarence Frederick, Joe Cambarare, Joe Zieba, Ru- dolph Plasko, Albert Woodings, Donald Hahn, Walter Jachym, Malvin Brumback, Eugene Berrill. Third row: Ass't Coach Waterhouse, Hoy Adrian, John Siska, Bob Nolan, Bill Davies, Louis Koloze, Arpad Toth, Doug Preble, Bob Stipe, S. Tvosec, Stanley Mlalinovsky, Duilio Im- brogno, Ass't Coach Willett, Head Coach Pryor. Second Row: Bill Wagner, Nick Rodin, Charles Steris, Ed Imbrogno, Al Kuncel, Herman Speck, Tom Burton, George Ksenich, Steve Komar, Dick Koba, Harry Parker, Bruno Wachholz. First Row: Charles Butrey, Walter Mazgaj, Robert Hunter, Ray Gradish, Robert Vinovich, John Soviak, Alvin Ricci, William Alvarez, Eugene Komlosi, Dick Russell, Leo Maslinski. No. 1- No. 2-They're Off! , No. 3-Preble goes over. No. 4--Speck Clears the bar. No. 5-Ksenich sails the platter. No. 6-Kuncel heaves the shot. l No. 7-Imbrogno takes off in the broad jump. No. 8-The high hurdlers come down the line. Ninety Eight Epi v, ,Lf egg: , TENNIS Starting off with a bang the L.H.S. netmen smashed their first two opponents at the home grounds of Lakeview Park. Shaw was shutout 5fO and the Elyria boys sent home with the short end of a 4f1 score. In the enemy territory where the Lorainites played their next 3 games they were squeezed out by Shaker at 3f2, roughly handled at 5fO by the powerful Lakewood team and suffered a 4f1 disappointment at the hands of Cleveland Heights. In spite of this, the team showed up with a third place ribbonin the Lehi League standings. Upper Left: Bob Pelander, Douglas Hogue, Upper Right: Leighton Scott, E. W. Bash, Louis Fischer, John Zieba, Dave Burley, Dave Burley' Leighton Scott, E. W. Bash. Lower Left: Don Swartz. Seated: Nelson Faris, Archie Cook, Paul Lowe' Center: Nelson Faris' Slanina, Don Swartz. Lower Right: Archie Cook, Bob Pelancler. Upper left Left to right: Flora Furcie, Katherine Doinoff, Miss Zink, Diana Lew- is, Aileen Dispenza, Doris Shaw. Lower left Left to right: .Bessie Hall, Violet Hillis, Phyllis Aebersold, Florence Kohlmeyer, Goldie Cstrognai. Upper center: Vera Pandy. Lower center: Pauline Forsy, Shirley McCormick, Florence Nagel, Francis Mudica. Upper right Left to right: Dorothy Rinkowski, Dorothy Cox, Emily Stammitti, Rita Sulpizio, Mary Balaric. Lower right Back row: Marion Grubic, Doris Gooclbar, Donna Wells, Patty Brad- bury. Front row: Vivien Kelly, Joan Luttrell. Yrivfta ata!!- Upper left: Class B Basketball players. Lower left: Class A Basketball Champs-the Pursuits Mr. W. A. Smith, Leo Pawlak, John Barcyzk, Dan Jaworski, Jerry Forst, Frank Barraco. A Center picture: Class A All-Stars. Dan Jaworski, Ray Mize, Jerry Forst, John Barcyzk, Frank DeAngelis. Upper right: Class B All-Stars. Mgr. Richard Zawada, Russel Peters, William Ku- kis, Don Lesko, Don Quester, Mgr. Tony Breno, Dick Stevenson. Lower right: Softball champs, The Rossersf' Jerry Forst, Oliver Ross, Bob Rich- ardson, Albert Jenkins, Bill Konowall, Bill Welter, Andy Warhola. Front row: Bob Rovan, Gen Ross, Mgr. Jack Wolfe, Dan Truxell. INTRAMURALS The program of intramural athletics is for all boys who like to be real boys. The above sentence, found on the bottom of one of the notices from Pete Smith, tells in a few words the purpose of the intramural program as it is operated in Lorain High School. Under the guidance, direction, and leadership of Mr. W. A. Smith this sports program has made rapid advancement in the last few years. At the beginning of the intramural program in 1936 there was but one activity. Today, Lorain High boys enjoy basketball, volleyball, softball, table tennis, checkers, and the use of Mr. Smith's sports library. The trend seems to be away from the 'big time' sports such as football and toward the intramural prof gram. I certainly hope that we can continue this ideal, said Mr, Smith. 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Lower left: James Gallager, Marjorie Slutzker, Marcella Bruny, Doris Bey- er, Rosemarie Boskey, Catherine Fauver, Leah Jacoby, Hallie Dee Smith, Ernest Dugovich. Lower left: Lillian Stawicki, Ray- mond Gabrie, Benny Suleski, Elea- nore Kasper. PEOPLE WHO EDIT Many people are needed to bring us our biweekly school paper every other Thursday. This publication is eagerly awaited for by our student body for its latest high school news. The High Standard is issued by the journalism classes with Miss Watson and Miss Bleyer as faculty advisers. A pleasing innovation this year was the new Roto Section, picturing activities in other schools. THE il,N5i3'r OnefH1mdred Four THE H1-S',FANlfJARlD PEOPLE WHO DO BUSINESS The business staff under the direction of Mr. Bateman is the financial agent for the High Standard and Scimitar. The business staff is responsible for securing ads, looking after ad changes and collecting money at the end of the semester. This is the group that makes possible your unbeliveably low price and gives you the annual for subscribing two semesters. 'Dhere just isn't any better business management than that of Mr. Batemans Upper left: Elaine Perkins, Eugene Taliano, Doug Preble, Kathleen Ryan, Dick Koba. Upper right: Barbara Biscan, Mr. Bateman, Eleanor Katonak, Margar- et Hornick. Lower left: Top row Barbara Biscan, Eugene Taliano, Doug Preble, Elea- OnefHundred Five nor Katonak, Mr. Bateman. Kneeling: Kathleen Ryan, Pauline Merves, Catherine Cau, Elaine Per- kins. Sitting: Mike Koury, Bill Barson, Warren Johnson, Dick Koba. Lower right: joan Maloy, Pauline Merves, Bill Barson, Mike Koury, Bill Moon. ' Af s I f faffsil '- '- Q 'ff Q + 1 5 xv x K' 3 sl , M 4 2 X , 34 3 .,--.:. f,. g ,F V 'Y Z4 3 W 1 I 3, i oil m ,:agxf,,.w-m,,Sg 3 1 X gl ,Ex de fl E 3 12- X 5 .wif K K 3 Q wx E55 Sq 3 3 1 ' ,L Q ,gg sw an if i sh f , A' ' 'L M w. 'fi M ,,.z, ..,Z:f Li,. , ..,. I ,,,.. :,V i, E-Q. T55 5 , Q 'kgfpyfggzmfzxaizileifi'71 ' A f ' 'av L af, I dk Vis, . , Wk :Vfigsp 'V N , 'fx .t . -....s,.., -.Y. ...... -N... --..-..,,...v..-V.-H-,..-,.,..,,...v .,. PEOPLE WHO PUBLISHED THE 1942 SCIMITAR Few people and many pursuits-thatt's the Scimitar Staff which is occupied from September until June with getting out Lorain High School's year book. If you want to be a member, you must have good grades, lots and lots of time, and interest. Journalism is not a requirement, but a decided advantage. Long hours of work are compensated by pleasant companionship and a published book. When the three experienced members of the staff, Joan Irish, Dick Prucha and Ed Kattas graduated in January, a completely inexperienced group was left. Bob Smith was then appointed editor. Mr. Oliver was the walkingfencylopedia of general knowledge while Mr. Dobras helped with the copy. Mr. Davis took our class, club, and team pictures. In the upper left hand picture Elayne MacFarland and Bob Washtak proof read names on the class copy. Q Joan Irish, January Editor, vainly attempted to pick the right picture for the opening section fin the upper right cornerj. Upper left circle, Selma Lerner paused in her working of marking pictures to be cut. Janice Pickel busily applied the cutter to trimming senior formal pictures that Jean Boyce had marked and checked. The lower center picture shows Wallace Brasen as he dictated material to Evelyn Steele who typed it for the printer. Watch th birdie, was Mr. Davis, expression to all underclassmen and club groups that had pictures taken last fall. Steve Zahorec, in the lower left hand corner studied the archery club panel in preparation for lettering it. Holding the light in the next picture for an indoor photo, is Ed Kattas. The small circle pictures Mr. Dobras. Dick Prucha thumbed through an exchange year book to view another school's ideas for publication. In the next picture Mr. Oliver is seen as he read copy before it was sent to the printer. N Bob Smith, June Editor, in the lower right corner picture, tore his hair when he found a mistake. OnefHundred Seven ,X ' slr W. ,au HS? LIFE IN AND 1. Nurse McDaniel swabbed Elaine Perkins' arm in preparation for a tuber- mmm-ma. culosis skin test. 2. Fire Warden Bodor replenished his supplies. 3. Valentine Cisarik, a potential war-time machinist, operated a lathe. 4. Mrs. Black served up the Wimpys. 5. A typical noon-movie scene depicted by Lillian Stawicki and Bob Burgett. Mr. Newman looked on. ' 6. Lorain fans cheered our team to a 48-6 victory at the Lorain-Elyria game., 7. When our days of school are over- Mr. Austin handed Dave Phinney his diploma. 8. Book ends were made in General Shop class by Bill Stulgis and Bob Miller, instructed by Mr. Traub. 9. Mr. Davis assisted by Edmond Kattas took the individual football pictures which you saw in the football section. 10. Hamburgs, cookies, chocolate milk-students chosse their lunches in L. H. S. cafeteria. OnefHund'red Eight Ph J- i ,, Mr. Bunker mowed mo' and mo'. That,s the way! exclaimed Mr. W. A. Smith to the ping-pong group. And Jean Boyce did wait-patiently. People we like-Mrs. Zepernick, super-duper pie makerg and Mrs. Nawicki chief potato-masher prepared for lunch periods. Yes, teacher-we understand. Why not try this? suggested Mr. Grove to Gerald Dietrick. ,rwfiu ,JJ lu h, , . ,K - .X 1 is 5-fl M E' M Hrs 1' ll 3 1 '-5, -I f ,,:, L., 1- vi sl ,P ms P 1 -. f 15 , My ,B , fl - W A 5355 f9'f ?'0W-RM .. , Q J , , 'Y . paws? H 0- PM ag 5' 2ff E his A - ah fn-f Nfl Hifi , IF si , , 555. f., N ,M ' A E , A .:..,a , V A A, - H W, ' A 'Wi ' Qui' my up QL 5 f A A Q: w n 0 izz - A '- v Q -Q A f ' wth N , nk 'K .N ' 4 1 My S fi ilk My ' ,KS I 'xx A H zhy N Vt A .N 'xv flfk H f K ae A W mb -1. M.. :Q 92 V . 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I pledge allegiance to my city and to all the move- ments which make for a better community. I pledge allegiance to my country and to its flag- the Emblem of courage, purity and truth. PEOPLE WE APPRECIATE The Scimitar staff thanks these people for assisting in the publishing of the 1942 yearbook. 3.11 Mr. Russell Benson and Mr. E. G. Fitzsimmons for designing the original layout, assisting us in so many ways. Mr. F. N. Ropkey and the Indianapolis Engraving Company for the engravings. Mr. D. C. Davis for taking pictures for us. The Ohio Service Printing Company for printing the book. Mr. H. A. Oliver for his invaluable counsel, ingenuity and confidence in the staff. Mr. Rudy Moc for developing and printing our pictures. Mr. C. U. Bateman for his management of the circulation and business affairs. Mr. Dobras for his help and advice in writing copy. Miss Cehlke and Steve Zahorec for help with art work. Mr. John Eckels and the Lorain journal for pictures. Miss Watson, Miss Bleyer and the Journalism classes for reading proof and helping with identification. All members of the business staff for their work in getting advertisements for the Scimitar. and Mr. Marks for his help in lettering. The Board of Education for contributing necessary supplies. Mr. Robert Wilson and the Kingsport Press for making covers. Mr. C. J. W. Luttrell for his advice on many pertinent matters. Mrs. Rose Denny for her help in checking names. The Advertisers for their advertisements in the yearbook, for they truly deserve merit patronage. OnefHum'1'red Fourteen HEY PEOPLE! ! LOOK WHAT FOLLOWS SPANG,S -Quality- -Service NEMECEK'S Lorain's Leading Quality Food M arketl' Established 1895 Meats and Groceries Compliments of The AMELBABCOCK Co. GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AND BONDS 5th and Reid Phone 4216 Compliments of the OHIO FUEL GAS CO. OLD MONEY WANTED! Do you have any old gold, or any dirty old wrinkled up, faded, 350,000 bills lying around the house getting in everyone's way? Send them immediately to us, we will PAY you, actually pay you just to get them off your hands. Im' agine how much cleaner your house will look! We will be more than glad to pay up to as much as 822.50 for that smelly old S55 0,000 bill! The more you send us, the more we send you. How can we lose. Brooklyn Bridge Investment Co., N'yawk, N'yawk. STUDENT CLOTHING Gas Doesn,t Cost, and It Paysf, HABERDASHERY The SAM KLEIN Co. 1053 Broadway Phone 2219 The Store Reliable On Broadway at 425 One-Hundred Sixteen Tailored to Fit Insures You Clothes Satisfaction R I C C I QUALITY TAILORING Makers of Men's and Young Men's TRAINING BOYS-For Military Service GIRLS--For Secretarial Positions Clothing 725 Broadway Lorain, Ohio at Compliments of Spence'-,ian MATHEW5 College, Inc. FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Cleveland Phone 7164 MELVILLE A. SPAID INSURANCE - BONDS 220 Bdwy. Bldg. Phone 6832 Prosser to himself in study hall: I'm all done with dames They cheat and they lie They prey on us males To the day that We die. They tease and torment us And drive us to sing Hey! Look at the blonde That just came in. WE DONIT DO ALL THE PRINTING IN LORAIN . . . BUT WHAT WE DO DO IS CONSIDERED THE BEST! The OHIO SERVICE PRINTING Co. Lorain's Leading Printers Phone 5242 552 Fifth Street OnefHundved Seventeen f THIS BOOK IS BOUND IN A KINGSCRAFT COVER MANUFACTURED BY THE KINGSPORT PRESS, INC KINGSPORT, TENN. PRODUCERS OF FINE COVERS FOR ALL PURPOSES '9 LORAIN GLASS CO. PAINTS - GLASS 1215 Broadway Real Estate Salesman: Yes, sir, this building is absolutely Without a flaw. Bill Huffman: My gawd, suh, what does yo' walk on? The Camera Shop Dept. of the RUDY MOC STUDIO Offers a Complete Line of Kodaks - Candid Cameras Home Movie Cameras and Projectors Exposure Meters - Developing Outfits - Enlargers and a Full Line of Photographic Supplies. RUDY MOC STUDIO OnefHund1ed Eighteen Success To The Cl ass 42 Of A-B!! By U7 Oo STUDIO Your Class Photographer OnefHundred Nineteen HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA SIGNIFIES POWER A brief course of well-selected subjects at Elyria Business College adds early earning power for attractive employment at 575, 5120, and .5150 per month. You are invited to attend Summer School at Elyria-the County seat. The tuition cost is right and on easy monthly payments that will suit. The school is within your easy reach, and has trained more than a hundred L.H.S. graduates for positions. We'll Do Well by Every Student. 27:95, Ey'?JA Q Compliments of Mrs. Pete Smith: How much will you charge to get me a divorce? Judge: Two hundred dollars. Mrs. Smith: Don't be ridiculous. I Over Style Center can get him shot for fifty. 412 Broadway Phone 4282 OPPORTUNITY World War No. 2 has greatly stimulated business in the United States. A few years ago high school graduates had difficulty in finding work. Today Industry every' where is seeking the services of young men and women to take the places of men called into military service. Young men and women now have an opportunity to WORK AND SAVE. Work to Win the war. Save for the future. When the war is over, the World will necessarily face a period of readjustment. Jobs will not then be quite so plentiful as they are today. Soldiers will be returning from the war to their old jobs. The wise and intelligent high school graduate will SAVE NOW when wages are good and jobs are plentiful, so that when the period of readjustment comes they can take their savings and go to college to prepare themselves for their chosen profession. THINK THIS OVER. THE CITY BANK COMPANY Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System OnefHundred Twenty BEST WISHES DEPARTMENT STORE Broadway at Sixth Lorain, Ohio Congratulations Graduates of '42A and '42B OHIO THEATER SAVE 55.00 to 510.00 K3 ' I Q Miss Wheatley: What could be more sad than a man without a counf was-+-' trY? I See America's finest bicycles on display. Largest line in northern Ohio. Bicycles Sup- plies and Repairs. Everything Costs Less at H. FREDERICK 936 Broadway Lorain, Ohio Compliments of CITY TRANSFER Local 6? Long Distance Movers 110 Fifth Street Phone 4256 J. R. CECIL, Manager Jeanne Stough: A country without a man. There IS a Difference in Coal O. B. BOWER Coal - Builders, Supplies 920 W. 13th Street SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES TO THE NEW GRADUATES O S T R O V ' S Where Better Shoe Values Prevailv 524 Broadway 232 Columbus Ave. 345 Broad St. Lorain, Ohio Sandusky, Ohio Elyria, Ohio OnefHum'lTed TwentyfOne HART JEWELRY COMPANY Lorain's Largest Iewelry Store Use Hart's Budget Plan 575 Broadway Phone 4287 J. FORD THOMPSON FUNERAL DIRECTOR The Name THOMPSON is your assurance of Better Service CARLSEN'S COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE AUTO PARTS - SERVICE DEPARTMENT . GULF FILLING STATION Open Day and Night OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE Broadway at 18th St. LORAIN, OHIO Phone 2261 Poem Submitted by jack Urban I was charmed by the look in her eye, By her nightingale voice I was smitten, And her beautiful figure, Oh my! By her glorious hair I was bitten. She's really the charmingest girl, sir, In her arms any man would find bliss, sir But what struck me mostly about her Was her hand when I started to kiss her. WHEN BUILDING or REPAIRING Ask for 4 SQUARE LUMBER MULE HIDE ROOFS GLIDDEN PAINTS CELOTEX INSULATION See The WOOD LUMBER Co. Phone 3130 W W Elyria Ave. at 20th St. lt I FOR GRADUATION Quality and Ultra Smartness G. D. TRIMMER 444 Broadway OH6'HMHdTCCI 'I'wemyfTwo X STABILITY QUALITY SPECIAUZATION E S U L T ANNUALS it Since the turn of the century the lndianapolis Engraving Company, lnc., has maintained the highest standards of quality and intelligent cooperation, thus accounting for the continuous use of our service by many high schools, colleges and universities. ' A lndeco quality is the finest that modern equipment and skilled craftsmen can produce. Every engraving is unconditionally guaranteed to be a perfect print- ing plate and to give a taithtul reproduction ot your engraving copy. Our serviceincludes help in planning and designing, suggestions on how to get the best pictorial effects, assistance in preparation of engraving copy, and solving the many problems arising in making your book both an editorial and financial success. The latest ideas in yearbook construction are offered to make the annual best meet the requirements ot your particular school. Our Service Manual is a complete guide 'For the staff in their work. lndeco planned yearbooks have long been recognized as being among the ,out- standing annuals ot the country. You will be agreeably surprised, too, at the purchasing power of your budget. Write us asking tor a complete explana- tion ot the lndeco plan. . G O U L D , S Compliments of Extend 42A 42B Their T H E Hearty Wishes O H I o ENGINEERING COMPANY A school paper is a great invention. The school gets all the fame, The printer gets all the money, L . B k B .1d. oram an ui mg The staff gets all the blame. 105 Sixth Street Phone 6503 THE LORAIN BANKING C0. Sixth and Broadway The Following is a List of Men Who Direct the Affairs of the Bank. Member of the Federal Reserve System -OFFICERS- B. G. Nichols, President I. G. Roth, Vice-President C. M. Irish, Executive Vice-Pres. H. Smith, Vice-President G. E. Dick, Secretary and Treasurer H. Hammer, Assistant Secretary G. M. Irish, Assistant Treasurer - D I R E C T O R S - H. H. Brightman C. E. Krantz I. G. Roth B. G. Nichols R. B. Miller H. E. Hageman C. M. Irish G. A. Resek G. E. Dick H. J. Smith Member of Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. OnefHundred 'l wentyfFour 17, CDMHERCE DEFENSE Is Planned with a Pencil. PAPER WORK Controls Production ELDRED'S Stationers Since 1889 Serving Defense Industry for the Duration. Paul Clarke sez - I think that I shall never see A girl refuse a meal that's free. A girl with hungry eyes not fixed Upon the coke that's being mixedg Lf E L scuoeily I JJ Quality Business Training Standard Building Cleveland, O. A girl who doesn't like to wear A lot: of junk to match the hairg Girls are loved by guys like me For who on earth will kiss a tree? TELLING'S fir 1 ., ra .Q C Sealtesl, Inc. and Ibis compuny pl ar c under tlre same ownerxhxlr LET THIS NAME AND SYMBOL BE YOUR FUTURE GUIDE IN ICE CREAM GOODNESS! Lorain, Ohio OnefHundred Twentyfive r. M if SUMMER SCHOOL NEW TERM BEGINS JUN E 8-15 - DAY OR NIGHT This year there,s an all out effort in education just as there is in war. In line with the needs of industry, business, and the Government, we are carrying our classes through the sum- mer. Attend our summer classes and you will be ready for a position three months sooner. We have the assurance that our school will be filled. We have never known positions to be so plentiful as they are just now-and this is true of private business, in- dustry, and government. We are constantly in receipt of more calls for help than we are able to supply-as a matter of fact, the demand for stenographers, secretaries, typists, clerks, bookkeepers, dictaphone and comptometer operators is practically un- limited. THE FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 8-9 Information will be furnished promptly to those who re- quest it by mail or telephone or who call in person. LORAIN BUSINESS COLLEGE C. L. Bair, Manager Phone 63859 Lorain, Ohio Employment Service to Student and Employer OnefHur1dred 'TwentyfSix SENIOR FRIENDS SIGN HERE OnefHund'red 'I'wentyfS even THE INCORPORATED 1905 GRADUATION CAPS NURSES' CAPES, Etc GOWNS AND HOODS BAND UNIFORMS CHURCH VESTMENTS LODGE COSTUMES AND SUPPLIES AND SUPPLIES 11- We appreciate the opportunity We have had in serving Lorain High School for Many Years. OnefHunClred '1'wentyfEight Compliments of ALLEN'S BOOT SHOP Established 1883 Queen Quality Shoes for Women Mode Art Bush Shoes for Men Compliments of ROBINSON THE DRY CLEANER 457 Broadway 2944 Pearl Avenue Broadway at 35th St. The Home of Good Dry Cleaning Say pop, did you go to Sunday school when you were a boy? Yes, son, regularly. 'Tll bet it won't do me any good either. MARIOTTI PRINTING CO. PHONE 5545 511 EAST 30th STREET LORAIN, OHIO Styled Printing to Suit Your Needs June Broyles: Mother, did you ever flirt when you were young? Mother: 'LYes, dear, I'm afraid I did. June: And were you punished for me Mother: Yes, dear, I got married. N AT'S N ATTY SHOP PALACE THEATRE BLDG. Lorain, Ohio Dr. H. C. Blackann Largest Exclusive Optical Store in Lorain County Complete Grinding Plant on Premises Broken Lens Duplicated Quickly and Accurately Phone 6839 309 Broadway Lorain, Oh , V 'Qu Meg! io OnefHund1ed 'I'wentyfNine Call Your Friends by Telephone Compliments of MODEL BAKERY CO. The LORAIN TELEPHONE 2076 E. 29th sf. Company Phone 7291 Owl Stamps X-Ray Fitting Good Shoes Fairly Priced HAGEMAN SHOE CO. East Side of Broadway at 4th Street Hosiery - Chiropodist - Luggage THE THREE R'S Student: What is meant by the three R's? Mr. Bash: The three R's run all through life. At 25 it's romance, at 45 it's rent, and at 65 it's rheumatismf' I SUCCESS TO ALL CLASSES OF 1942 The GEO. A. CLARK Co. IE W E L E R S DR. H. A. PISTELL OPTOMETRISTS 'Broadway and Seventh Phone 3133 YOUR LIFE AND CAREER K U T Z A 9 S will be enriched immeasurably if you learn and keep up your practise on a musical in- P H A R M A C Y strument. Cor. Bdwy. and 13th St. Lorain, Ohio Our Studios and Excellent Teaching Staff ls At Your Service SAUER'S MUSIC STORE 204-206 Sth Street Phone 3128 PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Phone 4222 One-Hundred Thirty LQRAIN HIGH SCHUOL SENIORS Did You Ever Stop to Think That- By taking the right kind of training after your High School graduation, you will be preparing to contribute your part to winning the war and at the same time be making your chances for continued profitable employment after the war is over, far greater than they would otherwise be? The United States government and business are calling for thousands of trained Accountants, Secretaries, Typists and general clerical workers. We have many more' calls from your own locality than we can fill. Your services are urgently needed. Business train ing prepares you for both war and peace. Plan now to begin your training as soon as possible. Our Summer Term opens june 8 and Fall Term September 8. Write or call for further information. THE OBERLIN SCHGOL GF COMMERCE Member of American Association of Iunior Colleges .-.OnefHLmd'fed Thirty-One MILLER BROS. GARAGE 7th and Broadway Lorain, Ohio Phone 4181 Complete Auto Rebuilding 24 Hour Service Lorain's Largest Downtown Garage The davenport held the twain Fair damsel and ardent swain HEANDSHE But then, a step upon the stair! And father finds them sitting there, HE...AND...SHE. Delicious Steakburgers Thick Malted Milk and Milk Shakes ESS and KAY Sth and Broadway Compliments of BERGER 86 JACOBS 2853 Grove Ave. Phone 7041 THE LORAIN JOURNAL 86 TIMES-HERALD Established 1879 All the local news and happenings. State, National and Inter- national News from the three greatest news gathering agencies . . . Associated Press, United Press, and International News Service. DELIVERED TO C PER YOUR HCME DAY OnefHund'red Tl1i'rtyfTwo FACULTY FRIENDS SIGN HERE OnefHundred Thirtyffhree H. G. BRAEGGER CO. DISTRIBUTORS AUTO ACCESSORIES, GAS and OIL ..,,.,Let Us Do The Worrying When Your...... Tire Goes Flat-Call 7160 Service with a Smile AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES We Carry a Complete Line 2950 Pearl Ave. Phone 7160 IT'S OLD STUFF The modern vamp is nothing new. Away back in 1770, the English Parliament passed a law against Women trying to beguile men into marriage. This law provided that any woman who shall impose upon, seduce and betray into matrimony any of his Majesty's male sub' jects, by virtue of scents, paints, cosmetic washes, artificial teeth, false hair, Spanish wool, iron stays, bolstered hips or highfheeled shoes would incur the penalty of witch' craft then in force, and the marriage would be pronounced null and void. S U T T E R ' S 525 BROADWAY Compliments of E. K. SMITH JEWELER Next to Dreamland Theatre Next to TiV01iThea'fe Longines - Hamilton - Bulova Next to Lorain Theatre W h Next to Pearl Theatre atc es 2817 Pearl Ave. Phone 74-410 XKT HOURLY SERVICE BETWEEN CLEVELAND - LORAIN Special Rates for Commuters Locally Owned and Operated Phone 4188 110 W. Erie Ave. THE WIELANDS NORMAN C. HOWARD N. JOB PRINTING 2035 Broadway Phone 63-747 Your Choice of a Healthful Diet is as Important as Choosing Your Career LORAIN CREAMERY OnefHundred '1'hirtyfFour A WORKMAN FILLED WITH aussunc HEALTH HELPS HIS COUNTRY monE THAN WEALTH. 'X so HELP voun DAD. MAKE SURE THAT HE 5, 5 EATS VITAMINS Enom A TO cf f ' HEVER Poun THEM nowu THE smx AND vou'u KEEP sonnv m THE PINK: it BY COOKING FOODS ELECTRICALLY J .J f- YOU'LI. HAVE A HEALTHY FAMILY! O Your Electrical Servant CQ Food can win the war . . . but to make sure that it will, you must do your part by preparing it properly so that your family gets all the health-giving vitamins and strength-building minerals it contains. It doesn't do any good if you cook away all the healthful properties that nature puts into foods. Many persons eat enough food in quantity, but they are deprived of its real goodness by improper cooking. That is why your Government wants every homemaker to remember these important facts: 1, Use prac- tically no watery 2, Keep tlae cooking utensil tiglatbf covereai' 3, Cook vegetables rapidly, but avoid violent boilingg 4, Save the juices for soaps and gravies. These are only a few of the simple rules. You'll find they are all easy to follow if you cook electrically because you have complete, accurate con- trol of cooking times and temperatures. You'll find, too, that electric cooking costs much less than you think. xl. x my 1 ' fl---1.- ffe dw fill: IRVIHIQIT O A S Compliments of Compliments of F ISCI-IER DRUG EAST ERIE AT KANSAS Complete Prescription Service Phone 84-544 ewelers I HEIMANN S BARBECUE R I E Opticians T H ' S 613 Bdwy. Ho-Made Ice Cream Radios Optical Service Fresh Daily Refrigerators Diamonds Washers Watches 402 E. Erie Ave. Sweepers Silverware Ph 83 401 Dinnerware Perfume one - Lorain's Best Credit fewelers r 1 THE NATIONAL BANK T 4- A OF LORAIN fi 5'-T , I 1 . . Ti 'E il Lora1n, Ohio lla' sllgvii 'E Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -1 , R iii -5 Q Eze-A-EE Lady Buolva 17 Jewels--529.95 Compliments of Ship? Iewelers THE STORE OF SERVICE Mrs. Oliver: Dear, I saw the sweet' est, cleverest little hat downtown todayf' FOR THE LAST 37 YEARS Mr. Qliveri i'Put it On, let's S66 how Open an Account Now yOu lOOk in itf' I. SHIFF 2830 Pearl Ave. Optical Dept. Look for the Big Street Clock OnefHundred ThirtyfSix WALTER S. N IELSEN JEWELER OPTOMETRIST The Gift House of Lorain Established 1877 419 Broadway Bob Kress: 'iYes, baby, I always wbisf tle when I come to a crossing. Moon: Are you a locomotive engif neer? Kress: No, I'm an expert on beau' tiful legs. The BLACK RIVER LUMBER 86 SUPPLY CO. EAST 28th STREET and FULTON ROAD Phone 7202 Lorain, Ohio HEILMAN'S Marine Room and Grill Fine Foods Since 1920 PREPARE N -O-W! AMS E AGE Y The D N NC FOR GOVERNMENT AND Real Estate - Insurance INDUSTRY 517 BROADWAY We Have Positions Waiting for Trained Phone 2 1 78 Now Showing Complete Assortments in Exclusive Graduation Apparel at Popular Prices THE STYLE CENTER Lorain's Finest Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Store Secretaries - Steno ra hers S P Comptometer Operators - Accountants FOR INFORMATION CALL MAin 2425 WILCOX College of Commerce 308 PUBLIC SQ. BLDG. Accredited by the American Association of Commercial Colleges OnefHundred ThirtyfSeven LET US CONGRATULATE THE CLASSES OF 1942-A and 1942-B and assure L. H. S. Of Our Fullest Co-operation Every Undertaking THE LCRAIN HARDWARE COMPANY OHddTh Eh UNDER CLASS FRIENDS SIGN HERE was OnefHLmd'red Thi'rtyfNi'ne The Gift Store of Lorain Since 1904 in China, Glassware, Art Pottery, Metal Ware, etc. LIPP'S Tea 86 China Store 714 Broadway JACOBY BROS., INC. Stores of Good Things to Eati' Sth and BROADWAY 1848 BROADWAY 12th and OBERLIN Compliments of SYDNEY B. ROYCE CO. MODERN GENERATION Doris Beyer: Mummy, you know that vase you said had been handed down from generation to generation? Mummy: i'Yes, dear? Doris: iiWell, this generation dropped it. Lorain C ounty's Biggest Bank be Gievelanb Ernst ompany 383 Broadway Lorain, Ohio A. E. Cameron, Mgr. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The success of Lorain depends on the Independent Merchants. Buy from the Independent Dealer. Ask for Lushus or Syco canned foods distributed by- The LEADER GROCERY Co. Lorain's Largest Food Distributors Our Football, Basketball, Tennis, and Track Teams Always Stop at- COULTER'S RESTAURANT and W. BAKER ICE CREAM 25 Flavors Across Rocky River Bridge IN LAKEWOOD OnefHundred Forty Kathleen Masson: LlWhy do you call your car sPaul Reve1'e'? Bill Barson: Because of the midnight rides. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SEYMlOUR'S GRADUATING CLASSES OF 1942 Congratulations to the Class of 42-A and B Bdwy. Near 7th St. Phone 6565 John P. Tender, M gr. HONEST VALUES - HONEST PRICES YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE AT PENNEY'S +The store Where quality, fashion and price unite to give you values found nowhere else! S - T R. PENNEY EQ? OnefHundred F0TtyfOne Compliments From 5 Compliments of DREAMLAND JOSEPH SVETE ELVIRA General Insurance 6' Travel Bureau and PEARL 1782 East 28th Street Phone 7110 r Compliments of WISSINGER'S MEN'S 86 BOYS' WEARING APPAREL SHOES TOO 2938 Pearl Ave. jim Riddell: 'klf I were to throw you a kiss, what would you say? Janet Smith: I'd say you were the Iaziest boy I know. Compliments of The CENTRAL BAKERY Compliments of LORAIN LUMBER CO. Foot of 9th Street Call 6923 Compliments of LYON TAYLORING CO 550 Broadway Jackie Pryor: Daddy, what's a bus' de? Coach Pryor: Hush! It isn't right to talk of anything behind a 1ady's back. OnefHundred Fortyfffwo I N D E X Allen's Boot Shop .........AA Amsden Agency ...............,. Babcock, A. H., Ins. ....... . Berger E5 Jacobs ................ Black River Lumber ..... Blackann, H. C., Dr. ........ .. Bower, O. B., Coal Co. ........ . Braegger, H. G. .........,........... . Canalos ....,........................,........ Carlsen's Garage ........... Central Bakery ........, TO ADVERTISERS City Bank .,....................... .........., City Transfer ...................,.,......,.........,..,............ Clark, Geo. A., Co. ............,............................ . ClevelandfLorain Hwy. Coach Co. Cleveland Trust Co. .......,........................... . Coulter's Restaurant .................,..........r....... Dreamland, Elvira, and Pearl ..........,....,.. Dyke School of Commerce .................,...... Eldred s ..........,...........r...........................,.. .......... Elyria Business College ......... Ess Es? Kay .............................,.....,. Fischer Drug Co. .................. . Frederick Bicycle Shop ............ Gould's ......................................,..... Hageman's Shoe Co. ........, . Hart Jewelry .......................... Heimann's ................................,,....,... - 1 Heilman s ....................................,............. ........... Indianapolis Engraving Cor ........... ,......... Jacoby Bros, ......,.....r....................,.......,.. ......,r.. . Klein Co., The Sam ............,..,.. Kline's Dept. Store ........... Klinekraft Cover Co. ......... . Kutza Pharmacy ................. Leader Grocery Co. ............... . Lipp's Tea China ............. Lorain Banking Co. ............... . Lorain Business College ......... Lorain Creamery .............,....,..,...., Lorain Glass Co. ............. . Lorain Hardware ..... - .... Lorain Journal ......... Lorain Lumber .i.......... Lorain Telephone ......,... Lyon Tailoring ....................... Mariotti Printing ...................... Mathews Funeral Home .... Maurice Beauty Shop .......... 30 42 29 17 20 Miller Bros. .......,,..............,...,.... .,,.,.......,.... 1 32 Moc Studio ................. - ,......,..................... 118419 Model Bakery ..............,....................,.........,........ 13 O National Bank of Lorain ...........,..... - ..... 13 6 Nat's Natty Shop ......................... - ........... 129 Nemecek's Market ......................... ............ 1 16 Nielsen's Jewelry ........... - ........................,....... 1 37 Oberlin School of Commerce ..............,... 13 1 Ohio Engineering Co. ................................. 124 Ohio Fuel Gas ..............,.. - .............., ............ 1 16 Ohio Service Printing Co. ,...... ............ 1 17 Ohio Public Service Co. ,..... . Ohio Theater .......................,.. Ostrov's Shoes ................ Penney, J. C., Co. ........... . Reith's Jewelry ............,.......... Ribonson Dry Cleaner ....... Royce Funeral Home ........ Ricci Tailoring ................,. Seymour Jewelry .................... Sauer's Music Store .i......... Shiff's Jewelry ............,........ 3 5 21 21 ............141 36 29 ............14O 17 ............141 3 0 36 Smith Jewelry ................ ............ 1 3 4 Spaid, M. A. ................i......i............, ............ 1 17 Spang Bakery ...................................,.,................ 1 16 Spencerian Business College .................. 1 17 Style Center ....,..........................l.....................,... 13 7 Sutter's ....................,.i......................,......... ...il....... 1 3 4 Svete ..........................................,..,................................ l 42 Telling's Ice Cream .................................,..... 125 Thompson, J. Ford, Funeral Home 122 Trimmer's Jewelry ..i............................i....,.,... 122 Tivoli Theatre .............i.............................,..,....... 141 Ward, C. E., Co. ....i., ............ 1 28 Wieland Printing ......,,...,.............,................... 1 34 Wilcox School of Commerce .................. 13 7 Wissinger's .................,..,......................... ............ 1 42 Wood Lumber ..... ............122 OnefHundred Fortyffhree QW K. QXEWEWQE W CRV XHRQ di A we Us 5 X ! Q gg! in