Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)
- Class of 1948
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Through These Portals Passed the Lorain High School Students for '7fze BMI Zfeafzfi ,W- Mfz, Q4 . V. fzfflf '1-K' . , , , 3,1 ,V E . WW, .S the Best Years R o 'f gevfenbt ' I 1 , 0 u r L I v e s 1 E1 C A 4,101 3121'- r! . I M, I ocvosen- 2 5 o-0-l-Y.f-t1Q- I 'Nova-n k - E -,Q vgxwf A Q if- t I i HZ, lm?-Q.i,:j-., Q tg-rf Z l k fa 4JvAY-if n 'V EDITORS Ruth Mefveg Frank Wittow LORAIN, OHIO From the beginning of the school year to graduation the story of the year 1947-1948, the best year of our lives, at Lorain High School, Lorain, Ohio, as told in the pages of the 1948 5 Students received their new books and prepared to begin another year full of fun and new experi- ences. 'Two Hr, 3,1 AJ H.---- y'f.M!p ff' if ff iff' Seniors don their caps and gowns and prepare to Write finish to The Best Years of Their Lives at Lorain H i gfh. Three The Best Years of our Lives a'I' Lorain High School opportunit es friendships new experiences 'fun aifgimqg dreams come true wmexiivi --- '---- -'-- -' ----- ' ml I 341947-1948 I X K we L 'X H'-LX ':'1-V: - 0 - Q 1 'F Xyqf S ' X fx 1 V. gyvkxw XX .ffl V X f ga, V Y, W ,W W X ,f V X 1 f J X X , My JW 1 1 ff X ,M Q if mf ,ff . f f fu, 1-. f,k-- f.g, W , ' 'ff ff' W N 1 - W . f ,Way .f wff-Q 4 f1,f,,,f!Q,.,, Y ffjy4,,,W-fn, 4 uf ,K f, f, 5 ff WW X ,Wy f? ..., 5--qi' Y Members of the orchestra introduced sophomores to opportunities in our music department. Six the best year U C New students found opportunities to further talents, opportunities in learning a trade, and most im- portant of all, new opportunities in education. A Many Lorain High students found opportunities to fur- ther their talents in art class. These two girls taking in- ventory discovered the enor- mous amount of supplies and equipment that are of- fered to advance opportun- ities in science. Seven the best year We renewed old acquaintances and found new friendsg and while working, playing and laughing to- gether, we realized that this was the Best Year of Friendships. ff, VX N A. FA Seniors exdhanged name- cards to remember each oth- er long after school days are over. Senior-B's take time out dur- ing games at their party to autograph each other's P10- grams. ew 1 Familiar couples Were seen together in the hall between classes. Nine Sophomores are introduced to the wealth of material found in our high school library. the ,., 'UM 0 Sf new ' 2513 W 1 l if V f' Lwrw 2 CI I' XP X-'HF -. 'X rdf w Y X , ,. 'Xe 1 lX'Fa,g,! Ten 1,,...1GHf., Dj., Seniors, juniors and sophomores alike found new experiences in the classroom and outside. These students had the new experience of making bromine in our An amazing new world with the possibility of many new experi- ences is revealed to this boy through the lens of the micro- scope. laboratory. A future in mechan- ics may be tlhe out- come of'this new ex- perience. 22.151 Eleven Twelve est year ettee The past year was fun - the fun that comes with hard work, companionship and accomplishments. By taking advantage of our extensive extra - curricular activities, we made it in reality the Best Year of Fun. The .operetta cast had fun be- tween scenes of The Desert Song. Dancing and ping pong, as Well as other entertainment made the Senior-B party divert- ing. Couples enjoyed themselves at the Senior Prom. Yes, this mass of jurnbled 'hu- manity is really a group of Hi-Y pledges enjoying themselves IP? - at the Hi-Y initiation. A three-legged race was one of the highlights of the .operetta party. In this snapshot three cou- ples are caught coming down the homestretch. Thirteen ,if 'A-1, W-31 Q! , ffxf' -- 39 C if x ' ' W -4-2-5' CF' v ', , , ,7 y , FX fl dfwgxfix hr ' 2 -X , w 1 , A I V L- .. the ' K hex , W 'a 1 r J V uw ,QSM est U UU .. W X 5 5 'a--.,,,,r5 6'-' F41 fT'f,-2, year aheamfz 4 1 r z nk if f 4 4? I 5, Y yu .K 4 1 .fe f , ,,,,, f 4 fu -nim...,,,, f f f 'ii 2 ,, 4 7 7 ., 2, WZ! ! ' f Q l 4 - ,Zfffg KX Q vf fjffyf A 5 ffzffmf' , , 4741 fn, Q!! rmx the best year of our lives because of... Ncacfendc Ufqzaaltunlllliwi For all of us, education represents the opportunity to make some- thing of ourselves and our future. Among the next few pages We shall see the various ways in which We took advantage of our aca- demic opportunities . . . f'fQ,QQ Xiu! im YY K ' Aim 5 In I 's 'lie A5-ff wuz X . X Nix-hiw-www f K x ff fn. f 'Q '-new-.v ,, 'E his 2 A . . , ,. f , 1 l. , if' f A , 7 , Z ' ' f 1 , f W' f k ,K ,- f ,My V ,, .,,, , , ,.,, W, www Y Z 4 V , v. 5 7 'L During a round table dis- cussion, the members of the speech class listen attentive- ly to Miss Evansis informa- tion concerning tlhe social problems of our city. H6571 English Department English, as taught in our school, is the learning of gram- mar, practical application, literature, journalism, public speaking, and dramatic arts. A new course, Senior Eng- lish, was added to the curriculum and consists of a dis- cussion of works in all literatures. It furnishes the stu- dent with a good cultural background to serve him as a means of a finer appreciation of the great literatures of the world. Our high school is making a real contri- bution to better living today and tomorrow. Foreign Languages Department A knowledge of foreign languages is becoming more and more important today as the nations of the world are brought closer together by modern transportation. Now, more than ever before, it is necessary for people of different nations to be able to discuss thoroughly and calmly the problems that arise, so as to bring about a peaceful, happy world. In the spirit of this ideal, the United Nations was con- ceived. In the understanding of all peoples lies the hope for peace in the world. A group of French, Span- ish, and German students, symbolizing their respective nations, illustrate the belief that people .of different backgrounds and ideas can live together happily and peacefully. Nineteen Twenty New voting machines will be used in the municipal election this fall. Social Sci- ence students had a pre- view of the new look in voting. flllllb Q , rcxmmiw MM gif Social Science Department The intricacies of our government, the steps leading up to our present-day system, and the problems that arise in it are the important ideas emphasized in the study of social science. The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow and must be well-trained and able to meet this responsibility. The study of government furnishes the pupil with the necessary information and back- ground, so that he will be able to cope successfully with the perplexing problems that confront us. Mathematics Department A greater development of the powers of reasoning is offered to students taking advanced math courses. Com- mon sense is the basic factor in learning how to solve problems. Deciding what the problem actually is and then using the shortest and best method of solving it are the duties of each student. These methods are taught to the pupil, and he is urged to understand the reason- ing behind it. This training prepares the student to con- tinue his study of mathematics in higher schools of learn- ing and prepares him for a future occupation in this field. 4-...Q-Q5 a--- Problems in surveying land were the task assigned to the trigonometry class. With the help of the transit and the mathematical knowledge gained in tlheir classrooms, these students hope to com- plete their job satisfactor- ily 'l'wentyfOne X Here seated are several students studying the prin- ciple of steam power. The steam engine may be a mere toy, but it Works in repre- sentation of a sound physi- cal principle. Tu entx Two Science Department Science is a branch of study concerned with observation and classification of facts and with the establishment of verifiable general laws, chiefly by induction and hy- pothesis. We all enjoyed the study of physics and know it has a future use for all of us. Some students Will, probably, continue in that field of work. The foundations received in thigh school science will better prepare one to meet the responsibility and problems that arise in the future. Az '?:.- . -Qft. A v 1 'W ws K QQ' -' 5- X ..., . .,A Q X x X 1 Girls, as well as boys, pre- pare for future occupations in industries. Woodworking develops the skill of the hands and produces many useful and beautiful articles for the home. TlL'C71lj FOll7' i --.....,...,.. Industrial Arts Department The first step in America toward industrial training as a part of the public school system was made about 1870 when mnual training was introduced into many high schools. Manual training had no relationship to voca- tional education, as it was merely an element of culture and general efficiency. Today industrial arts has be- come an important phase of education in high school, with large modern, Well-equipped shops, and teachers especially prepared in this subject. 6 ef' X .J mfr-Qfxiai-f asia. f . ,2:1ff'54:1f25: ' ,'1'-7.1-233:15 . iff' ' JP -- - ymt. ' VL.. .,-,.- P V ' ' f- 1, ' -,t egwfgm A ,. , V- Home Economics Department The practical Work of cooking is taught in the home economics classes. The best method of preparing food and the most desirable combinations to serve are dis- cussed and experimented with by the girls. Home economics includes instructions in sewing, as Well. The girls are instructed in the choosing and testing of textile fabrics, in the use and care of sewing machines, and the most suitable and becoming style of clothing for every occasion. With eager anticipation, the home economics class pre- pared the food and set the table for a Well-balanced meal. 'TwentyfFiue ffl Christmas time was a merry time as art students pre- pared novelties for use at Veterans Hospitals for Christmas parties. Santcfs chimney was to add the Christmas touch in the dhoir program. nryfsix git ,, it Q ,g,. ,M p ',,.: Fine Arts Department Painting landscapes and flowers in Water colors is an important phase of the art course. Slcetching each other is an enjoyable pastime of these students. However, oil painting is the most expressive method. It is capable of far richer effects, may be handled and applied in a mul- titude of ways, and can be easily worked over. During the past year, more elaborate and unusual scenery has been produced by this class for the production of the operetta and the school play. Physical Education and Health Department To many of us, sports have played an important part in making these the best years of our lives. The many hours spent in the various outdoor and indoor sports not only helped us to understand the meaning of good sportsmanship, but also have taught to us the im- portance of true friendship. It was fun to win in competitive games, but it was more fun to play together and win with the team. The spirit of competition was always keen, but we learned, above all, to play according to the rules of the game. Tumbling and acrobatics developed a keen sense of balance and muscular con- trol. It Wasn't easy to be graceful, and so We all ad- mired the skillful acrobatic artist. '1'wentyfSeven Our Principal T ent3'fE1'gl1t L No long story is necessary to introduce our principal, Mr. Shook. His friendly counsel, congenial manner, and helpfulness have made him for all students a real princi- PAL. Under his direction the year's program was plan- ned and realized. His contribution to our school life helped to make this year among the best of our exper- ience. Uur Superintendent Words cannot portray adequately the influence of our superintendent, Mr. Luttrell. His was the job of manag- ing the entire school system so that for all children in our school system the past year could always be remem- bered as one of the best years they Would recall. Our school progress Was essentially due to his vision and foresight. Twen1:yfN1 Learning Became Dynamici ' V 54: f ' Hflxfll lilUC,5'Nl lf '- Xl' i A X .gg mer an X- 1, ui' 'w'llS' f 1, ' R Q, 1 , , -,W.,. A ,,,,W , .. is fx ll f ' it I A 5 'cw V' , -' . .' 1 -v ', A-Vsli :is ,-406' 1 1 ' r liJ,i4Ui'w El-tif Q .417 F Pl lv! vxruis UP-'N xii i.. N sivrxi Ayn' 51 PIALL ASME Y A-I, Oxif' H 5 Thirty L abs.. EDWIN W. BASH-Civics, Economics, U. S. History B.S., Ohio University, Bluffton College, Columbia University BRYCE C. BLOOM-U. S. History, World History, Business Training B.S., Wilmington College, Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati HOWARD F. BROWN-Instrumental Music B.A., Murray State College, M.A., Northwestern University ED. CINNIGER-Shop Math, Geometry B.S., Miami University CHARLES W. COOK-Chemistry B.A., Oberlin College HAZEL A. CRAW-Home Econfirnics B.S., Bowling Green State University B.S., Ohio State University FIDELIA A. CUMMINGS-Spanish B.S., Ohio State University William and Mary College, Middlebury College, Spencerian GEORGE DANIEL?-Physical Education B.L., Ohio Wesleyan University, Harvard University, Chautauqua School of Physical Education DONALD C. DAVIS-Machine Shop ESTHER M. DEMPSEY-Home Economics B.S., Ohio State University, M.A., Columbia University VICTOR E. DOBRAS-English B.A., College of Wooster, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers HAROLD C. FRESHWATER-Physics B.S., M.S., Ohio State University HELEN FRISBEE-English, World History fnot photographedj B.S., Bowling Green State University M.A., Western Reserve University, University of Michigan, Columbia University GERTRUDE GAINES-Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice B.S., Bowling Green Business University, University of Kentucky ORVAL E. GUNDRUM-Biology, Descriptive Physics B.S., Bowling Green State University, M.S., Western Reserve University and Ohio State University AMY R. HALL-English B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan, George Washington University, Columbia Teachers College Incler Skillful Faculty Direction HOWARD F. HANSEN-Choral and Instrumental Music B.M.E., Northwestern University M.M., Northwestern University RUTH M. HARDY,-English B.A., Findlay College M.A., Northwestern University MARTHA L. HARTLEY-English B.A,, Lake Erie College, M.A., Columbia University, University of Grenoble QFrancej, University of Paris fFrancej ' EUPHRASIA HASKINS-Civics, U. S. History, World History B.S., Ohio State University T.N. HUMMELL-Drawing, Drivers' Training B.S., Industrial Arts Education, Bowling Green State University, Case School of Applied Science JOAN S. IAMESONhEnglish B.A., College of Wooster HAROLD C. IONESwCl1ernistry B.A., Maryville College, Ohio State University, University of Pittsburgh VERA H. LAWRENCE-English B,A., Ohio Wesleyan University DORIS M. LONG-English, Girls, Guidance B.A., Wittenberg, Oberlin, University of Wisconsin EDITH Bi LOVE-'Latin ' B.A., Mather College DE V MANWELL-U. S. History B.A., BaldwinfWallace College ADA G. MARVIN-Econ0rnics, English B.A., Findlay College M.A., Columbia University E. M. MCCASKEY-Physical Education, Boys' Guidance B.S., Mount Union College, Harvard University IOHN I. McKEE-Biology, Descriptive Chemistry B.A., Oberlin College, Holy Cross College, Western Reserve University HERBERT MILLS-Biology B.S., Ohio University -X. A Ll!! 'vl XID! tx Xillfl Xl 5. MOlF'HI.E A. Xl0Nii1,wX5 l M XF XX M VN I X Oliliiklf HYULVA PIT YS Ki Q A A ,El Hi' SVI HZ! CHO! lx! DX DORQI H .' SHIT Y. . ig, .2 P , ., 5 ff-'cf . ri 134, A , . 2 TWV Teachers Revealed New Opportuniti CLARICE MIRALDI-English, journalism B A College oi VV'ooster KATHERINE S. MOEHLE German B A Lake Erie Colle e Western Reserve University E. A. MONEGAN-Drawing, Visual Aids Electricity B E E Ohio State University O. M. NEWMAN- Bookkeeping BS Miami University Bliss College Wilmington College HELEN V. OEHLKE-Art Cleveland School of Art Western Reserve University Cincinnati University THELMA PITTS+LilJrarian B S Earlham College B A Indiana University BA in Library Science Western Reserve University HAROLD W. PRYOR-Physical Education U S History B A College of Wooster HENRY PRZYCHOCKI-Woodwork B.S. Ohio State University M. BERNICE SERGEANT-Economics English B.A. Wellesley College M.A. Ohio State University HELEN D. SIMPSON-Algebra, Geometry B.A. Baldwin Wallace College M.A. University of Wisconsin Columbia University DOROTHY SMITH-Typing, Shorthand B.S. Ohio State University M.A. Ohio State University ' FREDERICK H. SMITH-Trigonometry Geometry B.S. Ohio State University M.A. Ohio Stat University B.S. BaldwinfWallace College M.A. Ohio State University IDA STONE-Latin, U. S. History M.A. University of Chicago B.A. Oberlin College, Harvard Summer School A CHARLES R. SWARTWOOD-Automotive 'Theory and Practice, Preflight B.S., Miami University .., - s - ' U .., 1 5, , ..., .., , c , s a .., , .., 1 -- s 1 .., 1 7 1 3 3 3 3 I J 5 5 a 1 a i 5 5 9 I Ai S a 3 v a s WILLIAM A. SMITH-World History, Law X1 leyond Educational Horizons LENA SWICK-English B.S., University of Kansas, M.A., Columbia University of Mexico, College of Williani and Mary JEAN THOMAS LEE fMrs. Robert A. Lael Business English, United States History B,A., Ohio Wesleyan University WILBUR TIPTON-Business Principles, Retail Selling, Law, Merchandise Information B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University HARRY TRAUB-General Shop B.S., Bowling Green State University, Ohio State University HELEN VORMAN-English B.S., M.A., Ohio State University, University of California, University of Upsala, Sweden ZOLA WATSON-Business Mathematics, World History, fournalism B.A., Western Reserve University ANNE WHEATLEY-U. S. Hist0ry, Industrial Geography B.S., Ohio State University ELIZABETH WRIGHT-Spanish, French, English B.A.,Muskingum College, M.A., Ohio State University, Middlebury College GERTRUDE ZINK-Physical Education, Business Training B.S., Ohio University LENA SXVICK ,IEAN THOMAS WULKUR 'UPTON HARRY rmuu Hreusw vokmiw ANNE A. wi-IEATLEY ELIZABETH WRIGHT ' GEKTRUDB KZINK , ii, Office responsibilities were handled efficiently and Well through the careful cooperation of our office secretar- ies - Miss Shirley Stewart and Mrs. fosephine Farah Dunnigan. fMrs. john Dunniganj Mr. Luttrell, Mr. Shook, and Mr. Pincura opened the campaign for the participation of the schools d in the Community Chest Drive - school service tjhat was real community service. ff the Recor The candid camer of Mr. fones caught the faculty in this interest- ing series of informal shots during the refreshments period preceding the regular faculty meetings. Under the careful supervision of Miss Craw, girls in the home economics department prepared and served de- licious cakes, cookies, and tea sand- wiches in keeping with the spirit of the season, but always with that something extrd' to makes tlhese teachers' meetings also the best of their lives. Another day finds Mr. Bash, Mr. New- man, and Mr. Swartwood just completing their examination of the days announce- qqnm from ments on the bulletin board. xXx. School finances as reported in the clerk's statement call for serious consideration. Busily at Work The Board of Education operates the Lorain School system. It is the governing body of the schools, planning the activities, and erecting new buildings. The choice of books and the curriculum in general are decided upon by these men. They are elected by the citizens of Lorain and play an important part in school and com- munity affairs. Members of the Board of'Education are A. E. Miller, presidentg David Mowrey, vice-president, Roland Horn, Dr. Walter S. Nielsen, and Joseph Svete. Charles A. Hartz is clerk-treasurer, and Walter Pillans is business manager. Purchasing supplies for a large school system call for careful and thoughtful action upon the business managefs report. .wuz Thirty? ive The best year of our lives because of... Zzfzfiencfdfzipd During the past year we discov- ered that our friendships formed the basis of the wonderful times we had in school. In this section we shall meet the students that have worked together to make it th best year of their lives. U ,fx-'X H . ,fff fs A 1 Tl Six Q if f V A N E 5424 if K XXQ f ff 277 wx , . , if as K Q X59 W N is Nix '-w X X Ns N i'x an S , X ,Q k,k. .5 ,, ff 4' ,f ffff if ,f fyff, 1 ff , ,Q mf, ZZ? M , ,,,,,f Q, ,j'!!!,f, X X ,f'f'f, X ,, 4 f f f f ' QI ,' ,, ,W A 'f Z1 O 'f ff ,, , ,,f if ,,',, , , +L-pf ,wif , 'SM if Q , 15 , . .V ,gif wg. , MS' A f f film, Vw 'f v- regn' ' ' ,gy . X f 'V' 4 ,, , iv! ' , X Q09 . A f ef X ' fm., iff, 76, iw LZ VY, 3 O 4 'Q f, M12 , ,, ,, '77 , ,f , M, ,ff 3 v fl!! G , uf, f X WWW ff- , 72, 'X ff, M, 1 W 71 A, , mmf , .wi fu. 14 sisllw 4, f B 1 x A 2, 7,2fr:Lv,ww , -ff nf X .Q 1,5 gfff ' s 521333 X N ,, ,Y 5 5 . The color committee picked out colors to be presented and voted upon. These graduates distinguished tlhemselves by having their name put on the service plaque. They are Fred Farah, Bill Dan- cik, Georgia Delis, Elizabeth Ciccati, and DicEfsKaufer C not pictured Q. Efficient Committees Planned Senior Events To make graduation a wonderful memory, much of the responsi- . . m. te . , . bility falls on the Senior com listed below. PIN - George Simonovich, chairman, Nada Visnich, Pauline Coats, Charles M. Thompson, Virginia Del Signore, and Mr. Bash,,sponsor. ANNOUNCEMENT - Joe Wolos- zanski, chairman, Ioyce Robinson, Georgia Delis, Walter Jakabowski, Ted Reynolds, and Miss Swick, sponsor. MOTTO - Shirley Brantford, chair- man, Bob Bryan, Gertrude Beyer, Fred Faroh, Don Sanborn, and Miss Vor- man, sponsor. lt es. This year s commrttees are COLOR 2 Georgia Pappas, chairman, Jack McDaniel, Shirley Crehore, Jean Bevan, Fran Matesic, and Miss Wheat- ley, sponsor. SOCIAL - Jay McConihe, chairman, Dick Phiel, Dolores Smith, Elizabeth Ciccati, George Simonovich, Joe Wo- loszanski, Shirley Brantford, and Georgia Pappas. Motto: Not finishing, just beginning. Colors: American beauty and white. . ..- --, -..:.r.r...u..4.1,,. ,. . ThirtyfNine N. ...:.4J.'..f-K-. 'Q -f-- N .... 5. E, -' , jf PHYLLIS j. ABELL NORMAN R. ANDERSON JAMES W. Azoic MARY ANGELOS 4 ff Qggxjnriuws fxrrrmmxsorr ROBERT L. BALMERT .IOSEPH S. BARTO -IEAN BEVAN GERTRUDE BEYER LAWRENCE BICZYKOWSKI GEORGE R. BINDER STEPHEN D. BLAZINA BILL 1 55' , ' 1 ' I -if .5 - X251 .wil ,vt Ne., ,rg , t, Fi at i is it Q 753 ALFRED 1. Brucnss .p ug 2 ,A-r i J ' -i 11-f 3-'Wilt - 'Yi - f lfLa..,s.QL' ' cs., N, j I .l0SFI'lj'R KiARf'FNllKHl ,-X Forty ,ffl CARL SHIRLEY BROUST .gs P. HH FH Cl I -KPN.-XX M A RGA RET MAE BRADLE Y wi' 'K -t--.. , . a if : . V C' a 1 094 f i731 gi 4 , V ,r -? it 'E iw A 'str . K 2' cr ...ass 11. se ROBERT E. BR YAN .X . nr . -,Y, . I. I ...1 ,J J w s., I LITHER CH -XRLION v. -si. K SHIRLEY M. BRANTFORD Jos CAMBRIA 'S 'N 'f A ig: 7f f Ji 5- gif . ggi fy Q TOXX Qikiztxifxoiiftwrr A I-Iapp School Days Phyllis Abell: School Aid, Mu- sic, Clubs, Cperetta. Norman R. Anderson: Intraf murals, School Aid, Clubs. Mary Angelos: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, Senior Ac' tivities. Katherine Atthanasoff: Intraf murals, School Aid, Clubs, Senior Activities. james W. Azok: Intramurals, Clubs. Robert L. Balmert: Intramurals, Clubs, Varsity Athletics. Joe S. Barto: Varsity Athletf ics, School Aid, Scenery Arts, Clubs. Jean Bevan: School Aid, Mu' sic, Clubs, Operetta, Senior Activities. Gertrude Beyer: School Aid, Cperetta, Music, Clubs, Senior Activities, Publications, Intraf murals. Lawrence Biczykowski: Intraf murals, Clubs. George R. Binder: Varsity Athf letics, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs. Stephen D. Blazina, Intramurf als. Bill Bliss: School Aid. Carl Bober: Senior Activities, Senate Council, Music, School Aid. Margaret Mae Bradley: Clubs, Music. Shirley M. Brantford: Intraf murals, School Aid, Clubs, Senior Activities. Alfred Briches: Reserve Football Manager, Varsity Football Manager, Intramurals, Clubs. Shirley Brobst: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Cperetta, Senior Activities. Bob E. Bryan: Reserve Foot' ball, Varsity Football, Intraf murals, School Aid, Music, Operetta, Clubs, Senior Activf ities. Joe. Cambria: Intramurals, School Aid, Music, Clubs. Joseph R. Carpentiere: School Aid, Clubs, Music. Edyth Chapman: School Aid, Music, Senior Activities. Luther Charlton: Varsity Athf letics. Tony Chizmadia: School Aid. Are Now Memories Elizabeth Ciccati: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs. Publicaf tions, Senior Activities, Class Officer, Operetta and Play Scenery. William Cleaver: School Aid. Pauline Coats: Intramurals. School Aid, Music. Publica tions, Cheerleader, Senior Ae tivities. Shirley Crehore: Intramurals, School Aid, Music, Senior Ac' tivities. i Patricia Culig: Intramurals, School Aid. Marie Curcillo: School Aid William Dancik: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Publications, Operetta. Georgia Delis: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Publications, Operetta, Senior Activities, Announcement Committee. Virginia Del Signore: School Aid, Clubs, Senior Activities. Lenora DiFrancesco: Clubs, School Aid. Mary Louise DiLuciano: Clubs, School Aid. ' Sophie DiLuciano: School Aid, Clubs. Elsie Disler: Clubs, School Aid. Hazel Drifke: Music, Operet ta, Clubs. George Dovala: Reserve Athf letics, Intramurals, School Aid, Music. Geraldine Eppley: School Aid, Music, Clubs. Patricia Fabrizio: School Aid, Music. Fred Faroh: School Aid, Mu' sic, Operetta, Senior Activities George Fazekas: Varsity Athf letics, School Aid, Clubs. Jeanne R. Filbert: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Operetta, Senior Activtities, Intramurals. Joyce Foos: School Aid, Mu' sic, Clubs, Intramurals. George Fundak: School Aid Clubs. as .,.. - t.':'31'5F:-iLi-2:59332 5 ,295 sumamn ciccfm Anriion cmwsow SHIRLEY CRY-Il-IORE MARY LOU ISE GERALDIINE EPPLE CLEAVELR krykvi I COATS PATRICIA F XBRIZIO 9 w IQ' MARIE 'gg-ge s. FUNDAK Fo1ty'O-ne We Learned Through Study f f' 5.1 14 -f - A Q 1 , X at .4 1 1 1! W1 1, Q Q ,f 1 1 4 1 11a ., ,Za 1 i 2? F ! ' 'WW Wi? 1 1 ' U 4 4 1611 1 ' 1 JAMES GALLO ROSE i, 1 537 P , , f JOAN E. GUZIK LUCY DOROTHY HAI-LDENBERGH DONA M. HENNINGER ,fl ,. , , X X , I F . r FSFJQQQTQ'-i X - ibfffix I is ALBERT 'jXRNLfiZ'I'M' d LLAk,kf- J A ' sgjgfxf- N X 1 5 ,gk . . , f Q BARBARAJONES I LOUIS ioxrs . ' 32-251, za- 5 i 19 -IOSlil'll I. K.-X l'Kli RICHARD KAl 'PER Fort-yf'l'wo At., I James Gallo: Intramurals, - :V 1 ', , an I GERALD GOW, JR. 1 7 A., f ' . 4 A ,',' ZZ 1Q1evQ77I1'-' ' ' I JEANETTE HAAK JOYCE E. HANNA JEANNE IANN! WALTER JAKOHOVJSKI JERRY M. JENKINS ROBERT A. JENSEN JOSEPH C. KAPRON LEONARD KASPER ,wnprs f, . ELAINE KERCHINSKE IVFR XLIJ fi. Kl5lMRI.l. School Aid, Music, Clubs, Senior Activities. Rosemary Garbo: School Aid, Music, Senior Activities. erry Goodman: Varsity Athf letics, Reserve Athletics, School Aid, Clubs. Jerry Gow, Jr.: Intramurals School Aid, Music, Operetta Joan E. Guzik: Clubs, School Aid, Senior Banquet Hostess, Music. Jeanette Haak: School Aid, Senior Banquet Hostess. Joyce E. Hanna, School Aid Clubs, Music. Dorothy Hardenbergh: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Operetta. Donna M. Henninger: School Aid, Clubs. Jeanne Ianni: School Aid, Mu' sic, Clubs, Senior Activities. Walter Jakobowslci: Clubs Property Committee, Intramurf als, School Aid. a Betty Janosik: School Aid, Mu' sic, Clubs. Jerry M. Jenkins: Music, Op' eretta, Clubs, School Aid. Robert A. Jensen: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, Publicaf tions. Louis Jones: Varsity Athletics, Reserve Athletics, Intramurals, Music, Clubs, Operetta, Senior Activities. Joseph C. Kapron: Intramurals, Clubs, School Aid. Leonard Kasper: Intramurals, Music, Clubs, Operetta, School Aid. Joseph J. Karkic: School Aid, Intramurals, Clubs. Richard Kaufer: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Operetta, Dra- matics, Publications. Elaine Kerchinske: School Aid, Clubs, Senior Activities. Gerald G. Kimmell: Reserve Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, Senior Activities. t 1 To Build Worthwhile Lives Edward F. Klukovich: Reserve Athletics, Intramurals, Senior Activities, Clubs. Dale Krueck: School Aid. Eileen Kosash: School Aid. Music. Clubs. Senior Activities. George Lazoff: School Aid. Clubs, Reserve Athletics. EDYYARD F. KLUKOVICH Lois Anne Leach: Intramurals, Publications, Posters. Walter Lilalc: Reserve Athletf ics, School Aid, Music. John Lovich: Intramurals. School Aid, Clubs, Music. LEON LEACI-l jean Lynch: School Aid, Mu- SIC. Frances Matesic: School Aid, Music, Clubs. Malcolm Matheson: Publicaf tions. JEAN LYNCH Earl L. Mathews: School Aid, Music, Clubs. James McAfee: School Aid. Jay McConihe: Varsity Athletf ics, Reserve Athletics, Intra- rnurals, School Aid, Class Offif cer, Senior Activities. Jack McDaniel: Reserve Ath letics, School Aid, Music, Dra matics. EARL F, .. . X I DALE A. KRLECK LOIS ANNE LEACH ANDR MARXO piiviss MQAFEE . 2 4 . cg, , Q Qc Q. EILEEN KOSASH .i..a.. li J Q itsi' ' 63, - . 9? f.1a.,f. , w A . r fs Q1 i- X .-fS? suafxf .- .1253 r'-f , s...s' s YTALTER LILAK FRAN MATESIC A , 'P' r Nba' X X .1 w wp 3 ..,,,, ,,.. ,T A , , gi ' - : F ,.-va 9':'4g. S JAY McCONIHE ' 'sm X -5 Q QQ , ,tw , S ..,. GEOR C E LAZOFF 'SQQQS , Hfjifi' , s . ,fr gif 5 JOHN WI LOVICH MALCOLM MATHESON ,JACK McDANlEL John McGarvey: School Aid, Clubs, Publications. Raymond Mihalskyz School Aid, Clubs. Dean Miller: Varsity Athletics, Reserve Athletics, School Aid. JOHN MCGARVEX' Doris Miller, Clubs. Mildred Naidenoff: School Aid, Clubs, Senior Activities. IOHN F. MIHALXC RAYMOND MIHAISKY DEAN MILLER I G- i n ' - . Qlj k-,' feig- L.1.g3cg..'x ci Q A ROBERT E. MILLER SUZANNE MORGAN vi.. . ,-'-.' X . munkrio NAIDENOEF F ovty Three We Learned the Worth of Character? Julia Panzel: School Aid. Theresa Paracsy: School Aid School Clubs, Senior Activities ,runs rmwzar ceoxzsm PAPPAS THERESA PARACSY f Gene Penrod: School Aid, Music. JW' 1 ay! V f ' ' f fifff , , ' ,. '-f- 1,-,Q.,w,. ,,f,y'g-f 5 , GENE pm-'woo oarvm prius: Mex pmvroasw Marvin Pfaff: School Aid, Clubs, Senior Activities, Pub' lications. Dick Phiel: Varsity Athletics, School Aid, Senior Activities. MARVIN grass orcx PI-HEL Nici: , m Joan Rahotina: Intramurals, -51 's -f X School Aid, Clubs, Dramatics. i,ii - - , . fi- . ' . Kathleen Rebman: Music, i,,ii Clubs, Operetta. . X Fortyffour 4, .F 2.5 Gilbert J. Reising: School Aid, Clubs. IOAN RAHOTINA KATHLEEN GILBERT j. REISING Ted E. Reynolds: Varsity Athf letics, School Aid, School i Clubs. Lois Ann Rice: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Operetta. George Ritenauer, School Aid, Intramurals, School Clubs. TED E. REYNOLDS LOIS ANN RICE GEORGE RITENAUER I Joyce Ann Robinson: School - Aid, Music, Clubs. 4-E' Theresa M. Rogers: School : Aid, Music, Clubs. Kenneth Sanborn: School Aid, Music, Clubs. A-f as rn 5 jOYCE ANN ROBINSON THERESA M. ROGERS KENNETH SANBORN Nick Radosavich: Publications. Beyond Books, Experiments, and Problems Beverly Sens: School Aid, Publications, Clubs. Robert Sharog: School Aid. Margaret Sido: School Aid Music. BEVERLY SENS ROBERT SHAROG George R. Simonovich: Var' ffl' sity Athletics, School Aid, Inf tramurals, Reserve Athletics, Clubs. V . - , 2' Thomas Simpson, Music, Pub' im 5' .7 'Q' lications, Operetta. -f-i 49 Q Dolores Smith: School Aid, .. k Music, Clubs, Class Officer. ,V.' James Smith: Varsity Athletics, Reserve Athletics, Intramurals, School Aid, Senior Activities. Margaret Super: School Aid Clubs. Millie Sylak: School Aid. John Telamikz Varsity Athf letics, Music, Clubs, Operetta. Dan Terpone: Intramurals, Music, Clubs, School Aid. Charles L. Thompson: School Aid, Music. Charles M. Thompson: Var' sity Athletics, School Aid, Mu' sic, Operetta. - Nada Visnich: School Aid, Clubs, Music. Harold Wasserman: School Aid, Clubs, Operetta, Drama' tics. u GEORGE R. SIMONOVICH JAMES smijmy V Y I MMILLIE SYLAKAY H THOMAS SIMPSON S I DO DOLORES SMITH ogus smxmmsacsiz f ' ff y ' 2:3 , w 14' f , gf 1 ty A f. , ,ffm + --2 .fig f M Q A you-iN TELATNIK , MARGARET SUPER DAN nanpows , 2 1' , f , f , .V 'Z 1 ,.,, QQ 'afw . ,,,, , 7 , V314 Vi' . 7 ' f yi - 1 ,ina .f :uf f.. r :i T 1 .4 i f 'A A ,Q A ff f x 2 1 ,1244 ,. ' V a - ZZ CHARLES L. THOMPSON CHARLES M. THOMPSON ALBERT T. TODARELLO ROBERT TRESSEL NADA VISNIGI HAROLD F. WASSERMAN Fortyfliive Tomorrow Was Our Challenge ALBERT S HVIELYN WOLF, Fo rty'Six Lionel Whitney: School Aid. George Williams: Varsity Athf letics, Intramurals. Lois Wofford: School' Aid Clubs. GEORGE H. WJILLXAMS WX AYDA LIONEL WT-l ITNEY ANITA YACOBOZZI A EDYVARD YEPKO IEANNE ZINSMEISTER BARDO D. ZOCG-II LOIS VVOFFORD Evelyn Wolf: School Aid, sic, Clubs. Joseph Woloszanski: Music, Clubs, Operetta, Senior Activf ities. Earl W. Woodings: School Aid, Publications. Richard D. Woods: Clubs School Aid. IOSEPH WOLOSZANSKI EARL VUOODINGS RICHARD D. WfOODS V Edward Yepko: Clubs, School Aid. Helen Zapotochny: Clubs. HELEN ZAPOTOCHNY Jeanne Zinsmeister: lntramurf als, School Aid, Music, Pub' lications. Robert Zych: Varsity Athletf ics. Bos zvci-I V M MEMBERS GF THE CLASS OF 1948-A Robert Blazina Charles Ellis Donald Ford Eugene Gargasz John Goodell Harry Jabbusch fNot Photographedl Albert jannuzzi Ross Sposato Gordon Tiberi Jay Warnicke Raymond Zvara Q , 2 'ix V A . pg? , 'ew-X Ngks-A ,gg Q rig-eng U Z gb b 1 M 1, x. 5 Q 1 P iv? 1 1 if 5. , f -fs , waxy - .. ' Qggiax iii K lm. 5'hu..l V l 3' . 1 S n ed -,, s 5, 4 1 3 iif-I rP ':g JT, I 1 -Q Our four officers, awake UQ and alert, begin another busy day. The Wee Hours of the Morning . . . The graduating class of 1948-B elected Art Diaz as its president. The other capable officers elected were Joe Bonscer, Vice-presi- dentg Sally Spademan, Secretaryg and Ann Carlson, Treasurer. Shortly after, the class officers announced the members which they had appointed to serve on the five committees during the semes- ter. These committee members performed their work faithfully and with ceaseless effort to make the graduating class of 1948-B one that will be remembered. fn, A motto and an announcement indicated that graduation would soon be here. Senior Committees The members of the committees of were as follows: ANNOUNCEMENT - Floro Miral- di, chairman, Richard I-Iaff, Margaret Frederick, Thelma Garfield, Mary Lou Sattele, A1 Pikora, Lois Barnes, and Wee Pong. The faculty advisor is Miss Swick. PIN - Jean Cica, chairman, Charles Angeloff, Bob Dover, Dolores Marton- chik, Bill Bartos, Elaine Bernasek, Gloryann Lavish, Dick Kowalski. The faculty advisor is Mr. Bash. COLOR - Cecelia Jachym, chairman, Bruce Govich, Vernon Wright, Frank Lynch, Marilyn Kolbe, and Rita Bos- nak. Faculty advisor is Miss Wheatley. the graduating class of 1948-B MOTTO - Vic Andrews, chairmang Mike Manoloff, Betty Riley, Bob Men- sendiek, Janet Birk, Irene Glagolev, Mary Kundrat, and Norbert Ganob- sik. Miss Vorman advises this group. SOCIAL - Art Diaz, chairman, .Ioe Boncser, Sally Spademan, and Ann Carlson. Faculty advisers are Mr. jones and Mr. Freshwater: Motto: The Horizon Widens As We Climb. Colors: Canary Yellow and Royal Purple. Choice of color combination and pin guard required careful com- mittee Work. FortyfNirie JIM JACK V. BAILEY LOIS RUTH BARNES U I ELAINE BERNASEK NOREEN BERENS as if i W 8 . L . ,Q T. qw-I. -1-. ox rx E LYDIA BOD! JOSEPH BONCSER I l I DOLORES BRENNER 12. SHIRLEY HUP-ICH DOLORES BRZEZINSKI Fifty With Graduation, 305 Students T x ,,,,t ff CHARLES ANGELOFF BILL D- BANDS IDARLENE BECK GLENNA BLACKFORD JANEr ami: 1 ' ?' 7 ffezf' ' ' 3 fi ' li -' ,V Y 'J J - V' . 2 2,p,zwwmf,f .V f 1, qf, zffg, izoriimio sowvrrcn V RITA JEAN BOSNAK DOLORE5 XVILLIAM JACKIE BURTON CLYDE CALHOUN, JR. 1 I Jim Adams: Intramurals. Victor Andrews: School Aid, Clubs. Charles Angeloff: Intramurals, Publications, School Aid, Clubs. Marshall Ashby: School Aid, Clubs. Lois Ruth Barnes: School Aid. Bill Bartos: Intramurals, Var- sity Athletics, Reserve Athletf ics, School Aid, Clubs. Darlene Beck: School Aid Clubs, Publications. Elaine Bernasek: School Aid, Publications. Lydia Bodi: School Aid, Joseph Boncser: School Aid, Music, Clubs. Rita Jean Bosnak: School Aid, Music, Operetta. Donald Bowditch, Music Clubs. Lois Breckenridge: School Aid, Music. Dolores Brenner: Music. Dolores Broyles: School Aid, Music, Club. William Bruce: School Aid. Dolores Brzezinski: School Aid, Clubs. Shirley N. Burich: Intramur- als, School Aid, Music, Clubs, Publications, Operetta, School Play. Jackie Burton: School Aid, Music, Clubs. a On the Responsibilities r Ann Carlson: School Aid, Muf sic, Clubs, Operetta, School Play. William Cassidy: Intramurals, Reserve Athletics, Clubs, Jean Cica: School Aid, Clubs, Publications. Marie Clarke: Clubs. Rosarnond Clement: School Aid, Music. Clubs. Hugh E. Close: School Aid, Music. ' Domenick Colella: School Aid, Clubs, Publications, Senior Ac' tivities. of Citizenship ANN CARLSON i: f f -' I W ILLIAM C ASSIDY Jim Colvig: Intramurals. Charlyn Cooper: School Aid. Josephine R. Cornejo: School Aid, Music, Clubs. Manuel Cornejo: Clubs. Frank Costantino: Intramurf als, Reserve Athletics, Music, Clubs, Publications. Mary R. Croyle: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Operetta. Elizabeth Csillag: School Aid, Clubs. Margaret Czapp: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, Music. Theresa Czarney: School Aid, Clubs. Elizabeth Czipa: School Aid. Jean Darmafall: School Aid, Clubs. MARIE CLARKE HOSAMOND CLEMENT CHARLYNN COOPER 'i'P'KZ!1.ESA CZARNEY , , X Elvira Dayka: School Aid. Dom DeAngelis: Intramurals. ' L i A Audrey Dellinger: School Aid, I Clubs. E' f A E, HUGH CLOSE K XX DANC N . was cica DOMEN1 CK N. COLELLA A. coamsgo x 'BLVXRA 'DAYKA DOM DE ANGHLIS AUDREY DELLINGEI1. ANTHONY DE LUCA Fifty-One 'SL F DE ELMER DI FILIPPO MIL TON DOHBECK N I NJ XNC X DRISCOL X RLCBX FEIGHTNER -IOHN O. FERl.XLj TONY FRAGASSI Our Many Service Activities Helped to Eleanor DeSantis: School Aid, Music, Clubs. Sue DeSantis: School Aid, Mu sic, Clubs. Ginette DeSilvester: Intramur als, School Aid, Music, Clubs Art Diaz: Intramurals Clubs Clubs, School Aid. Elmer Difilippo: Intramurals School Aid, Music, Clubs. Paul DiF1-ancesco: School Aid Clubs. Virginia Di Pasquale School Aid. Diane Doane: School Aid, Mu' sic, Operetta, Club. Milton Dobbeclc: Intramurals School Aid. Lillian Dohanyos: Music. Bob Dover: Varsity School Aid, Club. Jim Doyle: Intramurals, Varsity Athletics, Music, Clubs. Nancy Driscol: Music, Clubs Operetta, School Aid. Erma Duray: School Aid Clubs. Bernadine Dzambik School Aid, Clubs. Bernard Dzambik: School Aid. Betty Elenin: School Aid Clubs, Music. Remo Epifano: Reserve Ath letics, Intramurals, School Aid Sally Faris: School Aid, Clubs, Publications. Ruby Feightner: Music. John G. Fertalj: Intramurals Reserve Athletics, School Aid Make These the Best Years of Qui' Lives Margaret Frederick, School CIUIJS. 9' f Betty Ann Fulgenzi: School y i . . :,. ,f Aid, Clubs. , Lura Gaddy: School Aid I Clubs. 'V' John Gallo: School Aid, Music, rwiaizofxker Puaosmcx mov mimi :ferry ANN sutcsizwzi Lorca mom' Cperetta, Clubs. . 4 Larry Galvin: Intramurals, Mu' 'AN' sic, Clubs, Publications, Oper' I Etta. Norbert Ganobsik: Varsity I Athletics, School Aid, Senior I Activities. .. Thelma Garfield: School Aid, , Music, Clubs, Lake Erie League I X 3 f, 2 Q f ff- f QW! , f 7 1 I f f y 11 5 W A X 2 Speech Contest e ' maj Q, I 5oHN oixiio x.ARiz,-f wxivw woizmeiwur GANOBSIK 'MELMA GAIKFIELD Alvin H. Gelman: School Aid, ' I ' ' Intramurals, Music, Clubs, Op' eretta, School Play. Anna Georgevich: School Aid, Senior Activities. Irene Glagolev: Intramurals, School Aid, Music, Clubs, Op' eretta, School Play. Alice Glaser, Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs Senior Ac' Uvmes' H. oisrmm ANNA osoizoizvicii meme csL.fxcsoi.i2v Amor: csmszzit Eugene Glowacki: Clubs. Bruce M. Govich: Varsity Athletics, Reserve Athletics, School Aid, Music, Operetta. axioms rxowacxi sumirax' A. csoorfxs iemscs M csoviczfi Mimaao GRASA Robert John Gross, School H, ' Aid, Music, Clubs. H Louis Gulyas: Music. A , d Geraldine Gwillim: Intramurf ,I 4' ' als, School Aid, Clubs, School W ' A 4- Zffy Play- ' f ffzi y ' aoizizm' ioriw cizoss norms, cows mxcn cswiswiczz wirum Ed Habeck: Intramurals. 'I W I I I I Richard Haff: School Aid, Clubs. Carole Hahn: Intramurals, School Aid, Music, Clubs, Pub' lications. Dolores Hanko: School Aid, Clubs. t, AROLE HAI-iN I DOLORH Fifty-Three School Experience Became K Rose Marie Harasty: Clubs, Intramurals, School Aid. Betty Hebebrand: Clubs, Mu' sic. Lois Heinzerling: School Aid, Clubs. Jim Humphreville: School Aid, Music. ROSE MARIE HARASTY I BEITY HEBEBRAND I .v 4 Ii E JOHN IVAN CIZCELIA IACHYM RAYMOND JACKSON ' CHARLES IACOBS A I U lijigigiiwzggirikif PM psi HuMPHREvn.1,E John Ivan: Clubs, Publications. Raymond Jackson: School Aid, Music, Clubs. Charles Jacobs: School Aid, Clubs. Stewart Jaffy: School Aid, if Clubs, Publications. Phil Jaworski: Intramurals, ,-.. W. 1 M 'GY C ubs. V V V V Chris Johni: School Aid, Mu' I I sic, Publications, Clubs. Vi Rita M. Johnson: Clubs, School V, Q if V Aid. W 1, , .. .f , ,ff if 4:52'fff'ffz if S'l EW'AR'l' ,IAFFY i PHILLIIJ ,IAXVORSKI CHRIS -IOHNI RYTA IW. IOIINSON I Howard Jones: Intramurals, Clubs. Q- if Betty Rae Kachur: School Aid, I 4 Music, Clubs, Publications. fff George Kallasz Intramurals, .sfo f wil X Clubs' y:V.V, , K f ff 1 '.1z.-a,.r1.. JV 2 HOWARD JONES PHYLLIS JUROWVSKI BEITY RAE KACHUR GEORGE KAILA5 Louis Kamnikar: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs. Edwin Kern: Intramurals, Scho ol Aid, Publications, Clubs. Elizabeth Kertesz: School Aid, Music, Intramurals. Elaine Kirkpatrick: Sch ool Aid, Music, Clubs, Lake Erie League Speech Contest. I.OI'IS E. KAMNIK-XR EDXVIN KERN ELIZAISEIIH KERTESZ ELAINE KIRKIIATRICK Edward Kish: School Aid, Music. Adele Klein: School Aid, Mu' sic, Operetta. 1 Marilyn Kolbe: Intramurals, School Aid, Music, Clubs, Op' eretta. Anthony Konsevick: Intramurf als, School Aid, Clubs, School Play, Senior Activities. EDWARD KISH ADELE KLEIN M.-RRI YN ANTHONY KONSIIVICK L Fiftyffour 3 Valuable Aid to Job Experience Mime Kosanovich: School Aid, 1-eQ is A A Yeee A l Senior Activities. Dick Kowalski: School Aid, A 1 Clubs, Publications. 5 Christine Kozloski: School Aid, ? i Music, Clubs, Intramurals, I ? if ttf JQQW' '0 I 1, Q A MJ? ff A l Leonard Krawczenski: Intraf 1 murals, Varsity Ath l etics. School Aid, Clubs, School .bf Play, Senior Activities. i Minute xosmwovxcii nicx xoxvmsxi Lsomxxm KR,AYXz'ClZiZ1 2SKii Richard F. Krek: School Aid, Clubs. ' V Rita Kules: School Aid, Clubs. , -:z1.f,.fw, -1 mrs at 1 rs Mary H. Kundrat: School Aid, Clubs, Publications, Senior Ac' tivities. Loretta Kuzak: School Aid, ' Clubs. Betty Kyle: School Aid: Mu- sic, Clubs. Jack La Force: Intramurals, Varsity Athletics, Reserve Athf letics, School Aid, Clubs. MARY H, BETTY JACK LA Gloryann Lavish: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Publications, Op' eretta. Elizabeth Leskovics: School Aid, Music. Frank Lewis: School Aid, Clubs, Senior Activities. FRANK Richard Wilson Life: Music. Dorothy Lilak: School Aid. Andrew Lisca: Intramurals, Varsity Athletics, Music, Clubs, Operetta. Genevieve Loda: School Play, School Aid. 'E LODA Clubs. Gertrude Logar: School Aid, Clubs, Publications, Operetta. Alice Longoria: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs. Vivian Lopatkovich: Music, Publications, School Play. F'ifty'Five John F. Loda: School Aid, f Opportunities in Life Called fx IAMFS IOQILXX IC7 RUSSELL A LUX F ROBERT LUCAS DORI LLS1 . AVIS LYNCH FRANK I. LYNCH MARY jE.-RN MAJORAS GERALDINE MANCINI INAOMI MARTIN DOLORE3 MARTONLPIIIX RA FHERINE MASLLLI ,M I . +95 if .. ,X , Q as I . . 11 1' sig gg... . .3 .-.1 . . - BOB MENSENDIEK RUTH MERVE I- if fl ,. , i fe I. . x ' QL., ,-,- t a 11 ' NANQREV' 1. xxiceu , DOROTHXQ Micsti Fffryfsfx Mi-INTIRE RICHARD NcMII.I.AN MARY MEDALLA 'V MIKE MENDAK KV.-XLTER METKA MARY ANN MIWERS V 'rpsi iginatix FLLDRIYYFE MINDZAX James Losiewicz: Intramurals, Varsity Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, Senior Activities. Robert Lucas: School Aid, Clubs, Senior Activities. Doris Lustek: School Aid, Music, Publications, Clubs. Avis Lynch: School Aid, Clubs, Music. Frank I. Lynch: Clubs. Mary Jean Majoras: School Aid, Intramurals, Clubs. Geraldine Mancini: S c li ool Aid, Clubs. Mike Manoloff: Club, School Aid, Senior Activities. Naomi Martin: School Aid, Clubs. Dolores Martonchik: School Aid, Publications, Music, Clubs. Katherine Maselli: School Aid, Clubs. Doloris McIntire: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Senior Activities. Richard McMillan: Clubs, School Aid. Mike Mendak: Clubs, intra' murals. Bob Mensendiek: School Aid, Clubs. Ruth Merves: School Aid, Clubs, Publications. Walter Metka: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs. Andrew Miceli: School Aid, Publications, Clubs. Tom Mihalik: Intramurals, Var' sity Athletics, School Aid. Florence Mindzalc: School Aid Clubs. for Capable Graduates A Jean Minkler: Clubs, Publicaf tions, Cperetta, School Play, School Aid. Floro Miraldi: Clubs, School Aid, Music. Louis Mitroff: Intramurals, School Aid. Diana Moir: Music, Clubs. Elaine Mollison: School Aid, Music, Operetta, Clubs. Gene Mohiar: Varsity Athletf ics, Publications, School Aid. Mary Lou Morgan: Intramurf als, Clubs, School Aid, Music. Evelyn Moritz: Intramurals. - Arlene Mramor: School Aid, Intramurals, Clubs. Richard Mullen: School Aid, Clubs. Edwin H. Nather: Clubs. ig , f-U Q X 'X 6 By Q-sz! 5 I . ELAINE MOLLISON M. Sue Neidin : School Aid, g Music, Clubs, Operetta. Robert A. Neil: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, Publicaf tions. Donald Nemeth: Music, Oper' CUSS.. Shir-le Niemeth: Intramurals, Y School Aid, Clubs. Robert Northeim: Intramurals, F Athletics, School Aid. James Nugent: School Aid, Clubs, School Play, Senior Activities. Dorothy Ondo: School Aid, Music, Publications, Clubs, Senior Activities. Jane Otwell: Clubs, Music. Betty Pajer: Intramurals, sic, Clubs, School Aid. Joseph Passanisi: Music, Clubs, Intramurals. Mary Pastron: Clubs. 4Valeria Pataky: Clubs Mu' LOUIS MITROFF DIANA MDIR JEAN MINKLER FLOR0 MIRALDI A 1:-sf. MARY LOU MORGAN MOR! F7 i . .-4 v Iii. ' A 5 ?3i't ,f J , 1 ' at - i' - 1 ,1:57,,g'2g' 1, ,A EDYVIN H. NATHER MCHARD A, ML LLEN M. SUE NFBDING ROBERT A. NEIL DONALD NSMETH SHIRLEY INIEMETH ROBERT NORTHEIM JAMES NUGENT DOROTHY ONDO JANE OTWEl,L ' BKYTY PAIER PASSANISI MARY P-XSTRGN - VALERIA PATAKY ,YERRY PATTERSON FiftyfSeven Good Citizenship Is Built R OBE R T PA Y I'0'5I l i al ,' .' y ., 1 13? f . Z , f ff, yy.. ' ff EDITH PENIS! BETTY PHILLIPS STANLBI G. PIJOR A N N PLASKO Al. PIKORA ' A 1 i BETTY JEAN PONTIIKS ELAINE POPA l I . ., ,V,' - W - i . V, . i fi as .. f v A V, Q, -Q ' if ' i K gif' s li? CONNIE T. POTIOXVSKY MARY PRATT m W my i . , 1 ' ,x 3, 1 A A I . 1 1. 2 MARX JANE RASTOVSKI IENNY R.-KZZANO s sian , g , V tiff' ' ribs C i 'rw 'ff.QQ,:. Y .Q SARAH PONG XX EE YLXEY PONG EYHEL R. POTEMRY DOLORES PORCIELLO DGROTHY PRIESTAS GARNETT REED MARVIN G. REISING liffl TX RI1 EX FijityEz'gl1t FRFDZEIIIVX ROCK MARY LOL' ROSS ARIHLR ROTH Robert Paytosh: Intramurals, Reserve Athletics. Edith Perisi: School Aid Clubs, Senior Activities. Al Pikora: Intramurals, Varsity Athletics, School Aid, Clubs, Publications, School Play, Sen' ior Activities. Sarah Pong: School Aid, Sen' ior Activities. Wee Yuey Pong: School Aid, Clubs, Senior Activities. Betty Jean Pontius: School Aid. Elaine Popa: School Aid, Mu' sic, Clubs. Dorothy Priestas: Clubs. Robert A. Pulcer: School Aid, Clubs. Jenny Razzano: School Aid. Garnett Reed: School Aid. Betty Riley: School Aid, Clubs. Frederick Rock: School Aid, Reserve Athletics Mgr. Mary Lou Ross: Clubs. Arthur Roth: Clubs, School Aid, Intramurals. Upon Good haracter Beverly Rowley: School Aid, Music, Clubs. Operetta, Intraf murals, Senior Activities. Joan Rush: School Aid, Clubs, Music, Senior Activities. Frances Rutkowski: School Aid, Clubs. James Samulitis: Safety Patrol. Mary Lou Sattele: School Aid, Music, Clubs. Publications, School Play, Senior Activities. Kathleen Schmidt: Intramurals, School Aid, Music, Clubs, Op' Efetta. Zoe Ann Schremp: School Aid, Clubs. Fred Sechkar: School Aid, Clubs. Margarita Segovia: School Aid, Music, Clubs. Cordella M. Seng: Music. Marie Sheetz: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Senior Activities. Jeanine Shrider: School Aid, Publications. Paul Sifter: Intramurals, School Aid. Josephine Silva: Music, Clubs. George Simko: School Aid. Alice Mae Smith: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Publications, School Play, Intramurals, Sen' ior Activities. Doris J. Smith: Music, Clubs, Senior Activities. Irene Smith: School Aid. BEVERLY ROYVLEY JOAN RUSH FRANCES RUTKOWSKI 'IAMES MARY UO RUTH SCHMIDT GLENN SCHNITZLER ZOE JAMES MARGARITA SEGOVIA JOHN MICHAEL R. SHAGOVAC X JEANINE SHRIDER MEAD SHUMAKER PAUL SIFTER WILLIAM SHLAPACK ' ALICE MAE SNUTH DORIS .L SMKTH IRENE SMITH ' . FiftyfNi'ne F ..,. ... . CH., Graduation Opens New IOHN F, SMITPI ROBERT L. SMITH RONALD SMITH WILBUR B. SMTTH SARA L SPADEMAN S I , 1' SYLVIA SPALTER ROBERT K, SPRINGER MARY SRBICH 'JOHN L. STACK MARTHA ANN STACK ROBERT STEPHENSON 'Q MARGARET SYRAKA ae . PW ARLENE ST AUBIN I BILLIE STERIS EVA S'l'l:'XVART SHIRLEX STCLLE VUILLIAM STOUGH LOIS E. STRICK DOROTHY SUCHOCKI 3 I 'f - -32 ,4141 I - fit? , 'of I i LEO SYEI F Sixty RAS MOND SZABO DOLORES SZAN TAY DOROTHY SUPER JEANEITE SZYMAN El, John F. Smith: Safety Patrol. Robert L. Smith: Intramurals, Music, Clubs. Ronald Smith: School Aid, Operetta, Music, Clubs, Pub' lications. Wilbur B. Smith: School Aid Clubs. Sara I. Spademan: School Aid, Music, Cperetta, Clubs. Sylvia Spalter: Intramurals, School Aid, Clubs, Operetta. Mary Srbich: Intramurals School Aid, Clubs, Publicaj tions. John L. Stack: School Aid, Music, Clubs. Martha Ann Stack: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Publicaf tions, Operetta, Senior Activif ties. Arlene St. Aubin: Music, School Aid, Clubs. Shirley Steele: Operetta, School Aid, Music. Robert Stephenson: Intramurf als, Reserve Athletics, School Aid. Billie Steris: School Aid, Mu' sic, Clubs, Publications, School Play. William Stough: Intramurals, Varsity Athletics, School Aid, Clubs. Lois Strick: School Aid. Dorothy Suchocki: Clubs. Dorothy Super: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Operetta. Leo Svete: Intramurals, Ref serve Athletics, School Aid, Senior Activities. Jeanette Szymanel: Clubs, Pub' lications, School Aid. Roads to Successful Living Patricia Tatum: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Publications. Sally Thomas: School Aid, Music. Venera Thomovsky: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Publicaf tions. Beverly Thompson: School 5 Aid, Music, Clubs. SALLY THOMAS VENERA THOMOVSKY BEVERLY THOMPSON PATRICIA TATUM Elaine Todhunter: School Aid, Music, Clubs. Helen Trbovich: School Aid, ' Clubs. 25' ELAINE TODHUNTER I RICHARD TOTH I TRBOVICH I MARIE GXZELA VALXO Steve Vancs: School Aid, I Clubs. Alex Vary: School Aid, Clubs. Wilma Vasiloff: Intramurals Sch ool Aid, Publications Clubs, Music. Arlene Vigg: Clubs. Accx VARY wiimfi ARLENI3 VIGG Patricia -Vilevac: School Aid, Music. Sonia Vronick: Clubs, School Aid. Barbara Wagner: School Aid. SONIA IQARBARA WAGNER ROBERT XVALHOM Betty Jean Weikel: School Aid, Music, Clubs, Senior Ac' tivities. Marilynn Weiler: School Aid Music, Clubs, Operetta. Marie Wenzel: Intramurals School Aid, Music, Clubs. MARIE A. WENZEL THOMAS D. WINSTONE Arthur E. Witte: School Aid Club. Frank Wittow: Varsity Athf 1 1 ,,, a my letics, Intramurals, Music, Op A Jw eretta, School Play, Clubs '14 Publications. John Wrice: School Aid, Inf tramurals, Music. if ff gr gil: 9 ., tggigef-494,14 yo ANN wise ARTHUR E, wri-rs i' FRANK wrrrow 1oHN SixtyfOne il We Will Long Remember the Best Years of Our Llves B 4 1 K I as 474 f X A ff? VERNON VUILIGHT ' Vernon Wright: Varsity Ath letics, School Aid Music Op Cfetta. BILL YAVORNITSKY CARL YOCKEY WIILLXAM 1. ZAHOREC Merufz za:-:Umar DONALD R. zmss Aron N .ms :ms ws Dotorms J. :CUFFA Sixtyffwo SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES August 2, 1947 Frederick D. Crisp Joann Emerich Donald Wayne Fields Larry Frank Flaczynski James Jakubowski, Jr. Milton Jones Dorothy Kaminski Robert F. Kowalski Clarence Boisy Linhart William A. Lute Manuel Martinez Louis Mikula Mary Jane Naro Ernest W. Nagy Steven Ockajik joseph Robert Poplar Earl LeRoy Redman Ward B. Riley Rudolph Rulli Edward Sakowski Dorothy Schuster John Shiltz Ronald A. Szantay MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1948-B Q Not Photographeclj Robert Adams Shirley Atkinson David Beecher Floyd Heiman Urlin Dale Hooven Charles Heffley Helen Jaycox Mike Merva Samuel Ralich Aldona Mae Ziemus Intra murals Music Clubs Underclassmen Shots KU Sophomores have many a tumble. CZQ Not all subjects use booksg chemistry seems t.o use bottles. UQ Underclass girls make their own coats and jackets. C4Q Oops, upside down. That's the life Underclassmen lead. f5j Serving at prom, these girls look forward to their prom. f6j Let's enjoy the nice weather for tennis. C72 Lorain High does its part in the Red Feather Drive. 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Vilma Facsko, Fred Earschman, Ruth Fashing, Darlene Gallo, Ethel Gergely, Jerry Gordon, Leo Gorenshek, Willard Graver, Andrew Gresko. Nick Grubic, Agnes Gyorfi, Mary Jo Harris, Jerry Harshberger, Don Heif mann, Bill Henderson, ,lim Hintz, Mar' garet Hopewell, John Horn. Paul Horvath, Mary lanni, Elio Jaco' boZzi, Don Jeambert, Connie jellison, Eddie Krause, George Karmagiannis, Pliny Keep, Dick Kish. Ecl Kish, Gary Klassen, George Knisef ly, Don Krieg, Harvey Krieg, Raymond Krosky, Orrel Krupp, Clara Kuzak, Ann Lawson. Dorothy Lilak, Donna Longwell, Rusty Lukianoff, Dolores, Martinez, Robert Matakovich, Dick Matuzek, Betty jean lxgegtster, George Metelsky, Gloria Mit' c e . Paul Mitchell, Alfred Nickley, Joan Pakos, Robert Pandy, Ken Parker, Tom Parker, Don Pawloski, Myrna Plato, Kathleen Polk, , Jo Pulgine, John Ragnone, Raymond Ramirez, Louis Rango, Gene Rosemark, Giuseppe Russo, Gene Sadowski, Do' lores Sanchez, Jessie Sanders. ,lose Sandoval, Frances Santucci, Eugene Sapolski, Jean Schallon, Renee Schon, Leila Smith, Gerry Smithberger, Mike Sosiak, Madeline Spartano. Len Stewart, Charles Stickler, Alex Sturrock, Burton Suder, Arthur Sul' linger, Lorenzo Sulpizio, Louise Tacldeo, Eugene Tershak, Marilyn Thielke. Students Will Be Realized in 1949 Robert Tkach, Kenneth Tomasic, Lucille Toth, Dave XV. Treaster, Lillian Tut' kovics, Margie Undertilo, Shirley Vick, Joan Villanucci, Rose Vitelli. Virginia YVagner, Barbara YVaitt, Rita YValker, jerry NVerner, Tom XVerner, Eleanor YVhite, Dean XVilliams, Chloe XVofforcl, Gary NVoocls. 11-A Pauline Yannetti, Hubert Yepko, Tom Young, Wes Young, Mickey Zayatz. Phil Zudell, Shirley Albright, Tom Askew, Dick Bakir. Margaret Balcik, Patricia Bark, Evelyn Becker, Mary Ann Beil, Kathleen Berez- nay, Mary Bevan, Tom Bickle, Evelyn Bickley, Jeanne Binder. Flack Bland, XVilliam Bobek, Robert Bodak, Julia Bodi, Patricia Boehm, Donald Brenner, Delbert Brown, Rita Brown, Philomena Brunotts. Ester Bucher, Eugena Burger, Bonita Cajka, Al Cappaso, Mary Captain, Dolores Catalano, Jay Cecil, Anita Ceja, Agnes Celik. Audrey Charles, Howard Chatari, Iona Chessar, Donald Chinn, Rosemary Ci' ula, Donna Clark, Betty Cogdell, Ray' mond Crisp, Frank Crnko, Geraldine Csubak, Shirley Daniels, lr' win Danzik, Rita Dargo, Art DefAnf gelis, Mary De Meis, George Demyan, Donald Dennis, Joe Dettorre. Albert DiLuciano, Barbara Dimick, Mary E. Dobbeck, Dorothy Dobrosky, Steve Docs, Laura Domingues, Louis Domingues, Clarence Dorsz, Donald Dovala. 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Gutoski, Emma Gutosky, Ruth Haas, Clarice Hahn, ,lanct Hartsel, jim Here' ford, George Herrick, Larry Hilenski, Bernadette Hobar, Nor' ma Hoffman, Mary Ann Hoholslri, Alice May' Holloway, Bob Holomuzki, George Holzhauer, Robert Hooven, Gcr' ald Hoover. joan Horn, Ronald Horn, Charles Hun' ger, Bob Imbrogno, Betty lndrc, How' ard Jackson, Sylvia jackson, Irvin jahwsz, Jerome Janasko. ,lerry januszewski, Anna Marie Jara, Phyllis Jeambert, Edward levee, Eleanor jevec, YVilliam lobes. Greta johnson, Art Kaplansky, Norma Karabogclan. Louise Kastner, Nancy Kauffman, John Kelly, Allyn Kendzel, Frank Kern, Dick Kienzle, George Kirchner, Evelyn Kislca, Peggy Knick. lValtcr Kocak, Rosemarie Kocorek, Frank Komar, Steve Kotai, joe Kozlowski, Frank Kraly, Lillian Lachman. Audrey Lehman, Charlotte Lemlcy, Sal' ly Lepon, joan Letizig, Dale Lewis, Gene Livingston, Lucille Logar, Doro' thy Longwell, Doloras Lopez. Ralph Lucas, Mary Ludwig, Joe Mac' Donald, Robert Maijasie, Albert Ma' joras, Helen Malinowski, Georgine Man' gan, Norma Manichel, jean Manwell. Vilma Markus, James Marshall, Frank Martin, Marilyn Martin, Nancy Mar' tin, Mary Marusin, john Maselli, Bill Matesic, Geraldine Matthews. Lee Matuszak, Lorna Maurice, Shirley McAfee, Mary Lou McCarty, Ruth McDermott, ,loan McKlx'een, jean Mc' dalla, Gene Meister, Doris Meyers. Neil Meyers, Ioan Micclli, Allan Mid' dondorf, Lillian Mihailovich, Marilyn Miller, Vivian Miller, Mathew' Mitroff, Eleanor Moir, Marian Morgan. Bill Mueller, Steven Mulllner, Elizabeth Murray, Loretta Narowski, Doris Neely, Barbara Nickison, Mary jean Niemcth, Mary ,lane Olsavsky, Dick Olson. 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Inogene Gotro, Richard Gow, Don Gregg, Betty Gross, Gene Grossner, Marie Gustin, Edward Higgins, Walter Clarence Hopewell, Shirley Hobbs. Melvin Huber, Laura Hunger, David Ireland, Vivian Jacobozzi, Jim Jacovetti, Richard Jacovetti, Alvino Jennings, Jack Johannen, Ted Johni. Harriet Kaplanslcy, Helen Karmogiannis, Ralph Kaspirek, Rose Kaviak, Sylvia Kempe, William Kimmell, Joan Koury, Keith Krall, Katherine Kratt. Betty Krieg, Sam Kuzoff, Geraldine Lasky, Alex Lesh, Josephine Letizia, Dale Lewis, Madelene Linhart, Louise Longoria, Joan Loridas. Ruth MacFarland, John Ai, Maillie, Charlotte McFadden, Carol Ann Milicic, Charles Miller, Joe Miakar, Jim Molas, Nick Molas, Ruth Motter. Bob Mueller, Janel Mullner, Gerald Nagy, Patricia Neely, Raymond Nemf eth, Demetre Nicoloff, Shirley North' eim, Steve Novak, Robert O'Brien. Jim Paracsy, George Paris, Jr., George Pasterak, Jim Paytosh, Bob Pennington, Charles Perozek, Mary Pietromica, Dick Poplar, Robert Potoczniak. Jack Pressick, Joan Profant, Lillian Lorna Raynak, Margaret Rigo, Ann Rodgers, Elizabeth Rodo, Rosenbaum, Richard Sadowski. Puzder, Calista Arthur Sands, Susan Schnitzler, Shir' Shirley ley Anne Shiltz. Richard Shunka, Riana Simeonoff, John Simko, Sonora Smith, Donald Smithberger, Jack Snow' berger. Agnes Srbich, Jim Starr, Joan Stefanik, Ed Super, Stan Szantay, Joan Talarico, Doris June Taylor, Martha Teleha, Caroline Tiberi, Man Opportunities In Achievements Eleanor Todoroff, Bill Trimble, JoAnn 1 , V L V 1, ' . 1 f iv .2 -for , K Tropio, Gail Turner, Betty Turula, Joe t .9 f ' ,, L if I ff . Versace, Marjorie Vidrick, Kaye Don 'TT' V -9' f L 994 ' '. 2 3 Z., fy 5' . . t s , ,. , , ,, , WJ ff ,V Virtue, YValter YVaitt. 5, 1-X ,t'i 5 .9 W ' 7 ',' . it l Z if .- Harry XValker, Luellyn XValters, Frank f ii V Q , QQ ' fly: , ' ,,.,i'r.Q if . 4 A XVarrer, Fred Rite XVauer, YVelton X ix .' S 1 s-59. 'h 2 f' 2.33: ' I r xvmte, Bill wimed, Timothy xvme, Q , 1, , if , aj,g' Dolores Yacin, Delbert Yepko. , . . 'iv ,jf mv V' ff , - ' L fc tttite l reee Q votn ,,ne , cv f'-' f X 1 V , lrr, g 1:1 , - Quelyn Young, Reg Zaebst, John Zbor- ayf E1fxthony Zicchi. ,,.-if f Q --,' '25 ', if -I I r,LV , ,f n onel These pictures you have just seen are those of the en- tire underclass student body at Lorain High School. It is the responsibility of these students to carry on in the footsteps of this year's graduating class and to make the future years at Lorain High the Best Years of Their Lives. Seventyffhree The best year of ou lives been e of... New Zmfzefaiencat Participating in various activities, students found a new experience in what they did and what they accomplished. The following pic- tures will show us some of the ac- tivities and events that have made this year a year to remember. E 49 il'- sl X i lllll I I F-sr ,Z N t -Four , mmmxssy A , YN f , - f L. -X, . wx A , xx. TI ix' ' . 'wx X -JN X X Seventy-Six In a casual moment these graduates clhat briefly at dinner While Charlie Chan pre- sided With his subtle Chinese philosophy. Who Dunit? In an atmosphere of profound mystery, members of the 1948-.A class listened to clever toasts, observed unique table decorations, and sat back to relax and laugh at witty jests at the expense of the faculty and good-natured classmates. Toastmaster Joe Wolozanski presided over the occasion while Ger- trude Beyer, Dick Kaufer, Pauline Coats, and Mr. F. H. Smith were banquet speakers. The happiness of the banquet will live in our hearts and memories long after we have finished our futile quest for Who Dunit? rOur banquet was another reason why our senior year will help to remind us of the best year of our lives. ' Gay couples and soft music made the senior prom a happy occasion. To and Fro the Dancers Go We will always remember the senior prom. Gliding across the floor to the enchanting music of Johnny Bove's orchestra is now only a dream of the past, but one which will live forever in our minds. This was only the second senior prom, but the enjoyment that comes from it promises to make it an eternal tradition of our school. V Seventy-Seven Mr Mills amused everyone with The Vesters fminus vestsj-state Students were entertained by one 0 his stories at closing quartet champs-harmonize dur- Chief White Eagle Who told them hour We see him now awarding ing an assembly program. The many interesting traditions and letters to Lorain High s first Four Red Ties were Andy Lis- cust.oms of his people. cross country team ca, Vernon Wright, Bruce Gov- ieh and Frank Wittow. SPCCISI Assemblies, Closing Hour, and Pep Ralhes 4325 , Appropriate tableaux added a new feature to the traditional choir Christmas concert. Here presented is the adoration of the shep- herds and the Magi before the Christ Child and Mary. In the final pep rally before the Magician Iim Nugent ampu- During the Lehi League Fun Elyria basketball game, students tated the hand of his stooge Day, girls from all league schools raised the roof' in a rousing Gerry Gow to the delight of the enjoyed a day of fellowship and cheer to our fighting squad. guests at the Senior-B party. fun. Square dancing proved an enjoyable recreation. Were Additional Features, Besides Our Special Days Be natural. Turn a little to the right. Thatis good. NEXT. , wi ,- This year's Scimitar staff had a big job. Because of the many activities and new events taking place, t'he staff had to keep busy constantly. Anyone stopping by the new Scimitar office after school could see members occu- pied with writing copy, identi- fying pictures, selecting pic- tures to be used, mounting pic- tures, and organizing the ma- terial. The theme chosen for the 1948 Scimitar was the Best Years of Our Lives. Eighty deaf Gil'?rf!!' ffm! 'FJ The camera catches this year's editors, Ruth Merves and Frank Wittow, as they enter the Scimitar o zce These Students Created Rose Vitelli, Mary Lou Sattele, Dorothy ff Ondo, and Ethel Gergely, the senior sta members, put finishing touches on senior panels. The department editors, Shirley Burich, Alice Mae Smith Ron Smith, and Billie Steris, are looking lover tlhe dummy copy. Something Tangible Among the underclass staff members are Elaine Volko, Marlene Skolnicki, Lillian Lachman and Alex Vasiloff, Who are ex- amining pictures to be used in the Scimi- tar. Those staff members not pictured are: Gloryann Lavish, Venera Thomovsky, Wilma Vasiloff, Nick Grubic, Shirley Prock. In presenting this book to the students, the staff wishes to thank all those who have co- operated in its organization. We hope that we have created something tangible that will serve as a fine record of the year 1948. Eighty One I V .Ag 1 ff vii S? ff f 3' 'wwf' V ,.. .,, 3 'ff X' qw? 'WT W7 ,,,,,!m 5 M X ,f,. n 'f Mary lean Neimeth, Gloryann Lavish, Busily mounting ads are business editor and Mary Srbich compare their ad list Elaine Bernasek and her assistants Ruth with past advertisements. Faslhing, Martha Stack and Ann Wilcox Get the Contract! Cut the Acl!'9 These are some of the instructions which the business staff of the Hi-Standard receive from their advisor, Mr. Cook. The importance of this staff is often forgotten. Without them our newspaper and Scimitar would not exist. The members solicit and collect for all advertising contracted by the various business estab- lishments. The money collected helps to pay for our publications. When giving advertisements to our newspaper, the business estab- lishments grant special offers to students and are encouraged to display suitable school goods. Dorothy Ondo checks on Agnes Srbich's fean Cica, Charlene Bernasek, and Ann counting of the issues, While janet Birk Wilcox prepare a new list of subscribers marks off the subscribers. Delores Mar- to the yearbook. tonchick reads. tl L wll 1 - . The three typists are busy at work while The journalism II class is pasting the pznk H1 Standard reporters look through back proof on old issues of the newspaper to issues or neWsy ideas. prepare a dummy for tlhe printer Beat That Deadlinev This was the battle cry for the busy members of the Hi-Standard Editorial Staff. After Miss Watson issued the assignments, the journalism class wrote copy, prowled everywhere, interviewed stu- dents and managed to keep the Hi-Standard new and different each issue. Every other Thursday, the students of Lorain High School reviewed the fun they were having,'recorded on the pages of the high school newspaper. Ray Szabo, editor, proof-reads a newly Miss Wats0n's journalism class is com printed page of the Hi-Standard with the posing eye-catching headlines for the next help of his three assistants. V issue of the paper. I t We Congratulate These Seniors Shirley Brantford Shirley Brobst Elizabeth Ciccati Bill Dancik Georgia Delis Fred Faroh Betty Janosik Richard Kaufer John Lovich Joyce Robinson Theresa Rogers Ken Sanborn George Simonovich Evelyn Wolfe Joe Wolozinski Victor Andrews Elaine Bernasek Thelma Garfield Lois Heinzerling Gloryann Lavish Ruth Merves Floro Miraldi Dorothy Ondo Sally Spademan Shirley Crehore Jeannine Filbert Theresa Paracsy These N.H.S. Members Began Their High School Careers in Other Schools 1 1 1. f , 54 . , Mm-4 . HA. 3, f M : we ,, 4, -V 1, r V. 0, ' ',', , 2. 15, , , g '- f l, V Rita Bosnak Elizabeth Czipa Robert Mensendiek Upon Their Selection to . H. S. .K t A of 1 fi, , N V tu f i ' ' Q 3 1 pg: 'f' 1 'i '- ! A - 'Z ' Q 5 X' f .f I y, , ffl 2 ee G 2 -- 'f p l 1 Marshall Ashby, Darlene Beck, Janet Birk, Joe Bonser, Shirley Burich, Ann Carlson Jean Cica, Diane Doane, Erma Duray, Margaret Frederick, Norbert Ganobsik, Irene Glagolev Alice Glaser, Shirley Goohs, Bruce Govich, Geraldine Gwillim, Cecelia Jachyrn, Raymond Jackson Mary Kundrat, Delores Martonchick, Jean Minkler, Shirley Neimeth, Edith Peresi, Alfred Pikora Wee Pong, Arlene St. Aubin, Mary Lou Sattele, Kathleen Schmidt, Fred Sechkar, Jeanine Shrider Alice Mae Smith, Mary Srbich, John Stack, Raymond Szabo Patricia Tatum, Veneta Thomovsky, Beverly Thompson EightyfFive Row 6: Gloryann Lavish, Elizabeth Ciccati, Dolores Smith, Georgia Pappas Row 5: Kathleen Schmidt, Nada Visnich, Joan Pakos, Shirley Neimeth Row 4: Theresa Paracsy, Joyce Robinson, Dorothy Longwell, Ioan McKlveen Row 3: Connie Iellison, Irene Arvay, Elaine Bernasek, Lois Heinzerling Row 2: Dorothy Ondo, Georgia Delis, Cecelia Jachym, Chloe Wofford Row 1: Ruth Merves, Margaret Frederick, Dorothy Stewart, Barbara Dimick The primary purpose of the Stu- dent Senate-Council is to repre- sent the student body in such a manner as to improve school life and to make for a better relation- ship between the faculty and the student body. The council also helps to bring out traits of leader- ship and character in the student body. This group also develops in the student a growing apprecia- tion of membership in a demo- cracy by providing the educative responsibilities and the privi- leges of participating in such a democracy in the school. E lztx Six These Students Developed Senate-Council members decorate the bul letin boards for the Easter holiday. Skills in Self-Government The Activities Committee of the Senate Council examines some students' suggestions. LLL This year the Senate Council, un- der the leadership of Leonard Krawczenski, president, Frank Wittow, vice-president, and Ann Carlson, secretary-treasurer began new activities. Student suggestion boxes were placed on all floors to find out what improvements stu- dents wanted. A Senate Council dance was for the first time held in the cafeteria. The United Na- tions appeal for children was aid- ed by an April Showers dance sponsored by the council. By the use of bulletins, Lorain High School became aware of what the council was accomplishing to make this the best year for all in the school. Row 5: Alfred Nickley, Pliny Keep, Joe Boncser Row 4: Burt Suder, Don Brenner, Jay McConihe, Roland Horn Row 3: George Simonovich, Dick Phiel, Frank Wittow, Joe Woloszanski Row 2: Bob Dover, Leonard Krawczenski, Ken Sanborn, Ronald Howell Row 1: Tom Simpson, Al Markos, John Telatnik, Floro Miraldi Eighty Seven Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row A Helping Hand for the Needy Bob Murray Johnny Savastuk, Frank Komar, George Simko, Alex Vasiloff Louie Szarka, Mary Kathryn Howard, Mary Jean Neimeth, Betty Grey Marilyn Kornish, Jeanette Szefcyk, Rita Walker, Jean Minkler Juanita McMillan, Joan Horn, Theresa Rogers Jeanette Westrick, Gerry Gwillim, Mary Captain, Nancy Ann Rufo Shirley Vick, Betty Cogdell, Jeanette Hack, Jean Bevan Jean Norbert, Elvira Polgar Fran Matesic, Cecelia Jachym Joyce Cuthbert, Maureen Buckley, Norma Karabogdan, Gertrude Logar To become a member of the Jun- ior Red Cross all one had to do was to make a small contribution towards this great organization. Chairmen of the home rooms were selected as representatives. They collected the money from the pu- pils and in return handed out small pins, showing membership. The gift boxes were sent out to war-torn countries in Europe and contained such articles as: soap, pencils, hair ribbons, towels, and many other articles which are very scarce and much needed in Europe today. Eiqlztx Eight Mem-bers of the Jr. Red Cross are busy packing boxes to be sent overseas. They Served When Needed A few 'of the health office aids give Mrs. McDaniels help in checking health cards. Another group contributing to the efficiency of the school are health and guidance aides, devot- ing a part of their time each day to help in the offices. Grades and records of absences and tardiness are listed by these guidance aides in addition to their regular office errands. Health room aides administer first aid in emergencies and give helpful service to the health pro- gram in Lorain High. Row 8: Bob Walbom, George Simonovich, Bruce Govich, Bruce Van Deusen Row 6: Carl Aten, Bob Telatnik, Roland Horn Row 5: Janet Birlc, Chuck M. Thompson, Bob L. Dover Row 4: Ann Wilcox, Alice Glaser, Janet Brown Row 3: Lois I-Ieinzerling, Gloryann Lavish, Elaine Kirkpatrick Row 2: Beverly Rowley, Nancy Kauffman, Mary Lou Sattele Row 1: Phyllis Welsh, Mary Ann Wise, Patricia Tatum Eighty Nme Ninety Their Help Relieved Cffice Secretaries Row 6: Alice Glaser, Shirley Neimeth, Nada Visnich, Theresa Rogers Row 5: Mary Kundrat, Betty Ianosik, Joyce Robinson Row 4: Kathleen Schmidt, Betty Jean Pontius, Dolores Martonchick Row 3: Georgia Pappas, Mary Croyle, Cecelia Jachym, Diane Doane Row 2: Venera Thomovsky, Dorothy Ondo, Gloryann Lavish, Darlene Beck Row 1: Ann Carlson, Jeanine Shrider, Arlene Mramor, Mary Lou Sarrele During every period in the day and even before school, pupils are serving as aids to Miss F aroh and Miss Stewart. Each period a stu- dent is in the office distributing mail, answering telephone calls, delivering messages, and running errands for the office. These students are chosen to serve throughout a semester and during that period they prove to be an important aid to our school. Several of fhe office aids are seen check mg over attendance records. The Unseen Hands That Made Work Light Running off absentee reports is one of the many jobs of the mimeographers. A daily activity of the mimeo- graphers is that of running off absentee reports. They save time for many teachers by mimeo- graphing their tests and examina- tions. T'hey also make Senior A programs and Senior B programs for the senior activities. The mim- eographers gain a knowledge of how to use the mimeograph ma- chine and mimescope. These aids not only contribute much to the school but also prepare them- selves for future secretarial work. Row Row Row Row Row Row Bill Mueller, Dick Kienzle Tom Driscol, Tom Parker, Art Sullinger David Kozar, Bob Mensendiek, Pliny Keep Darlene Vick, Lorna Maurice, Elaine Bernasek Irene Arvay, Barbara Dimick, Betty Cogdell Nancy Ann Mondock, Irene Smith Ninety'One Books, Books, and More Books Row 8: Jeannette Westrick, Betty Kachur, Lois Heinzerling, Martha Ann Stack Row 7: Jean Minkler, Vivian Miller, Delores Porciello, Jean Manwell Row 6: Margaret Czapp, Mary Srbich, Venera Thomovsky, Dorothy Ondo, Beverly Sens Row 5: Lois Ann Rice, Jeanne Filbert, Elizabeth Ciccati, Gertrude Logar Row 4: Chloe Wofford, Elizabeth Pathe, Shirley Brantford, Lois Wofford Row 3: Alice Longoria, Audrey Dellinger, Grace Orozco, Marcella Turton Row 2: Ruth Merves, Eleanor Moir, Lillian Lachman, Shirlee Gotliffe Row 1: Lenore Sculli, Beverly Weikel, Marilyn Marshall, Joan Rahotina Another group of busy workers in Lorain High School are the li- brary aids, who give up much of their time so that the library will be run efficiently and smoothly. Some of the various duties of these junior and senior girls in- clude checking books in and out, repairing worn books, sorting and alphabetizing permits. Miss Pitts, head librarian, has of- ten said that she doesn't know what she would do without her aids. Ninety Two Checking in books and sorting permits are some of the duties of the library aids. Pleasure Was Their Business A few stage hands are seen backstage just before curtain time. It is through the efforts of the movie operators that we are able to enjoy the noon movies. These boys have given up their time in order that we might spend the last fifteen minutes of our lunch period at the show.', They also show movies in A-11, so that We may receive additional education through films. The stage hands contribute much to our enjoyment also. These are the boys that are responsible for moving scenery, lighting and cleaning up at all our school pro- ductions. They helped immeasur- ably during the productions of The Desert Song, and Midsum- me.r N ight' s Dream. Row 7: Ray Mihalsky, Tommy Trifiletti, Bob Sharog Row 6: Steven Mullner, Ed Gross, Milton Ashby Row 5: Marshall Ashby, Andy Fuleki, Ray Krosky Row 4: John Loda, Frank Lewis, Dale Stinson, Bruce Van Deusen Row 3: Ralph Busek, James Losiewicz, Art Roth, Dan Endrizal Row 2: Art DeAngelis, Frank Komar, Lew Moorehead, Robert Pandy Row 1: Dan Goline, Gene Livingston, Burt Turner, Louie Kamnikar Ninety Three Also a Part of the Big Show Row 7: Walter Kocak, Mike Manoloff, Jay McConihe, Norbert Ganobsik Row 6: Joseph Woloszanski, Dick Kaufer, Al Pikora, Bob Sharog Row 5: Burt Suder, Chuck M. Thompson, Bruce Govich, Joe Boncser Row 4: Jack Love, Pliny Keep, Alfred Nickley, Roland Horn Row 3: Don Brenner, Walter Jakobowski, Fred Faroh, Ted Scislowski Row 2: Mathew Mitroff, Leonard Krawczenski, Floro Miraldi, Frank Kraly Row 1: David Kozar, Steve Kotai, Irwin Danzilc, Art Sullinger Follow me, please, is a well known phrase repeated many times during the year by the audi- torium ushers. The ushers are on the job for many occasions such as the operetta, D.A. play, and commencement. They have come to be an impor- tant part of any large affair that is presented by the high school. mttx Four rwwmwmp Before the evening? performance a few 0 the ushers check over the program. Our Stadium Football Ushers Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Rose Marie Kocorek, Janet Brown, Nancy Nugent Rose Gross, Dorothy Reber, Elizabeth Murray, Elizabeth Kertesz Dolores Doslak, Margie Paracsy, Elizabeth Pathe, Lois Penfield Ethel Gergely, Lois Heinzerling, Germine Jones, Joan Marshall Lois Ann Rice, Jeanne Filbert, Georgia Delis, Frances Cherubini Carole Maine, Lois Faragher, Pat Lavish, Dixie Jones Julia Yazek, Adele Szabo, Sallie Fox, Marilyn Marshall John Smith, Bill Brown, Lionel Whitney, Gene Penrod Bob Foble, Robert Evans, Del Brown, Marvin Reising Al Knipper, Bill Hudacek, Fred Faroh, Gerald Krelovics Walter Jakabowski, Ralph Busek, George Herrick, Ronald Smith Ted Pieniski, Marshall Ashby, Joseph Woloszanski, Tommy Trifiletti George Fedor, James Komieczny, James Losiewicz, Harold McNight Louie Szarka, Johnny Savastuk, Don Skolen, Paul Fries NinetyfFiue the best year of our lives because of... MIL The year would not be complete without fun. We not only enjoyed ourselves at social affairs but we found we could have fun working together as well. The following pages are only a brief glimpse of the fun we had during the best years of our lives. fx M 5 ' 1' V 1' J, N ex - 'L Ks , X .XX ,. s X f y, fff X f , 1. f .j,, 1 , X if 92 ,465 I ,ff 4 MW V ,,g.,T5ff Zfffyw jyyffy ,fffgf yi I ff W, , , rv , ff, I K my 'f 5 525' X , 'f 'WE 1: ' I I iw?,ff11f 1 iq - -1 D, . wg 'fy 1 71' ,f ' 1 S I ,1 , ff? If A - 55 f . f g If Q 3 QM, ,f 2 E3 2 E2 W , I 1 2, A , y , swf., ? 2 L 5 5' i ' ' A ' , j Gt' ' ' 3 X. 5 bggqjg-x fc if? , '1' 5: f 2' iz f fi v f f z z ' 5 f s 1 4 2 2 t X I 2 ' .1 yy Z 5 , T my 1 5 2 s 1., fv I f 1 F , .Wy 1 5 i Z M1 5 5 2 , -5 y E 4 3 ' Y, . F 3 '-f li 3 f ' ' g , A Q? fl . f ' 1. lf? Q - ,M K 9 g w 1 Q fx 1-I ,hkfi fltl lit 421 ' . S bf . x 'QL XX ' X g fZmai-z- lg wi A ww X X? X X A L X SS? gf. X, 5 x Q , N X A lqx w Q X xx ' Q- -599 - iff s TY . x. X W ' Q ax ar 4 . .. lffQiK-a6t1,' Jfw f A S hx. 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A ' ' . 1' JV-5-T K ,L 7,111-5: nw- ' ,-.. '-s ' -, F' w We Salute Peg 0' My Hearty was one of our many clever formations-ro sults of hours of practice, the Band , Row 1: Sally Spademan, Delores Duskey, Joan McKlveen, Ann Carlson, Emma Gutosky, Earlene Frank. Row 2: Jeanne Doyle, Shirley Burich, Carl Aten, Rose Mary Beyer, Lois France, Nancy Driscol, Willard Graver. Row 3: Dave Beecher, Bruce Van Deusen, Anna Lou Watson, Walter Wyvill, Bill Wisniewski, A1 Torres, Clarice Hahn, Donna Henry, Thelma Garfield. Row 4: Doris Smith, Donna Clark, Donald Wright, Don Wagner, Vivian Lopatkovich, Dick Treaster, Edith Chapman, Bill Lachowyn. Row 5: Allen Newman, Larry Guido, Sterling Nichols, Jim Ziegler, Fred Ritenauer, Joe Pasanissi, Jerri Mathews, Jerry Gor- don, Beverly Thompson, Lorna Raynak. A very prominent and colorful phase of our school activities is the marching band. In their gay, blue uniforms with gold braid they furnish a large portion of the entertainment for our football games. They travel with the football team and brighten up the program between the halves. Baton twirlers practiced on the football field. wiv, +1-fry-wi ' ' f 4-f ,.-,, 5 -- ,M 5 s I f'Wf'i'Zf5f2'f1 1, - ' wf ,f Wa, ',ifL 155,32 22 4, ' at ' -an ..,.,,. , ' , 7 Zo, X 'f ,f f 3153: :YG -fif :??'h -'+f+w- y, -y ,V ,fy f rm z a ny, if jiyfk. 432 - ,Q .,,, wegawigj, rays' 4 ? m- 1 'gif' 4 ' ' Aff 1 - if at ' f' fgf3,.y,-1m 1, Q, 5, , y A QV, mzzqp f , nw- . 0 f-1.5 , ,Z .1 ,QQAW W, .fp . Q 19.41 5 M i.. 1 I X ,4 f f - 2 23 7' , , ,422 6522 ,r, . , 4 ff Mama 3,24 f ' W f Q Y ' ' .-1.1 2 22. ' -. ' .r--,Lf , , 4, . gfggz W,zg 'f if X X M' ' ' 4' 5 , 1 7, 4-.:,qJ??i?' . gf 4 5 2 1 . M 2. K , -v W - ,,f,f,f f V.: -,..,f :Z-4-. f . , ' .1 .4 .yy-f ' , L ' ' , ' myal ..,. T 1 One Hundred One Mr. Brown, our cheerful conductor, directs the band and orchestra. Row 1: Arlene Warhola, Jim Ziegler, Joe Boncser, Nancy Anderson. Our Orchestra Was The orchestra furnished sweet and mellow music for us in assemblies, the Lehi Festivities, the May Fes- tival, and various other programs. We found no program complete without the music of the orches- tra. Row 2: Amelia Espinosa, Anita Duskey, Delores Duskey, Arlene St. Aubin, Earlene Frank, Ann Carlson, Emma Gutoslcy, Ioan McKlveen. Row 3: Elmer Di Filippo, Christine Kozloski, Greta Gordon, Lorna Raynak, Clarice Hahn, Floro Miraldi, Fred Farschman, Car- ole Hahn, Don Brenner. Row 4: Nancy Driscol, Bill Lachowyn, Carl Aten. Standing: Sally Spademan, Martha Ann Stack, Don Bowditch, Phyllis Pelter, Dave Beecher. 2 xi -S., a Musical Attraction Row Row Row Row Much practice was needed to pro- vide enjoyable music. Perfect co- ordination must be achieved in playing instruments but with this practice came fun! The orchestra members truly enjoyed themselves in the best years of their lives. 1: Carolyn Ziegler, Donna Longwell, Mary Ann Kraly, Anne Wilcox 2: Leo Powers, Rose Mary Beyer, Allan Newman Sally ean Resch Leslie Holt Mary Ann Medaglla 3: Willard Graver, Jim Hereford, Thelma Garfield Donna Henry Joan Phillips Betty Ann Bodnar 4: Hugh Close, Bob Case, Joe Dettorre. Standing: Larry Guido, Beverly Thompson, Sterling Nichols erri Mathews Al Mlddendorf Vivian Lopatkovlch Norma Shanks, Tom Askew. ' J' fM,...Mfz' ff , 2, ,,i',-5? il The Lorain High A Cappella Choir The combined efforts of the Choir members, under the capable direction of Mr. Howard Hansen, led to many excellent perform- ances. Row 1: Mary Lou Sattele, Jeanne Binder, Sally Lepon, Janey Birk, Earlene Frank, Charlene Bernasek, Shirley Steele, Joan Phillips, Fannie Santu, Nancy Owens, Beverly Rowley, Dorothy Super, Mary Lou Morgan, Chloe Wofford, Sue Neiding, Mary Ann Wise, Shirley Burich, Marilyn Weiler, Sally Spademan. Row 2: Dorothy Longwell, Sally Jean Resch, Joan McKlveen, Carol Ann Wilgus, Joan Govich, Beverly Stem, Larry Guido, Leo Gorenshek, Dave Beecher, Alex Sturrock, John Gallo, Larry Galvin, Art DeAngelis, Marilyn Kolbe, Shirley McAfee, Martha Ann Stack, Gloryann Lavish, Ann Carlson. Row 3: Patsy Brickner, Nancy Driscol, Jean Minkler, Diane Doane, Lillian Tutkovics, Lew Mooreheacl, Jim Humphreville, Vern Wright, Bob Case, Jerry Zelek, Bruce Van Deusen, Kathleen Schmidt, Dorothy Visnich, Dolores Martonchick, Rita Bosnak, Irene Glagolev, Leslie Holt. Row 4: Alex Vasiloff, Fred Farschman, Bob Bodak, Ken Welch, Jerry Atanasoff, Alvin Gelman, Gary Gene Cleatus Gordon, Peter Blank, Thomas Askew, Bob Tkatch, Len Stewart, John Heisner, Frank Wittow, Bruce M. Govich, Jerry Werner, Wes Young, Frank Kraly, Art Kaplansky. W ' laguna 4 f ' 4 4, W Choir members are made into Teachers and cast chattered be- Miss Dempsey measures choir vagabonds back stage. tween the scenes of the Desert members for the operetta. Song. Singin' and I-Iavin' Fun! This is one of the most active organizations in school. Assemblies, the Operetta, Christmas with all its traditions, the League Festival, Junior High Festivals, and at last June Graduation give the choir a full schedule. The Choir caroled on the center After caroling, Choir members stairs on the last day of school, Santa appeared at the Christmas returned to 206 for ice cream, 1947. cantata. candy, and pop corn balls. W aff, ,ua I in 3 QS: I v . 4 .- 5' H 1 Vt W 5? f 4 ig 5 if V f B X 7 v I Y, V I AX W 1 H if , fff j ,X Q I X N P X X K x if x r ,if v Jr gx xi bf X , 4 4 5' if 5, 1 if P ,ai Q' 1 3 ,, f A -fa v Q ,S .1 ef x ., ,. fo ,f ,ww f X X '- fm ,, k ,MQW ,ffffwfi 7 ffff ff-'U ,My f , IM -f W, ww T h 2 b e S e G r of our lives because of. .. fy, fzecamfi Home 7fme Dreams come true for the athlete as well as for the graduate. To en- ter a game for the first time is a great moment in any athlete's life. The closing pages of the Scimitar are devoted to the students whose dreams come true in sports. ff?I XT' QM' 1-17 fx I X7 1 ,fQf', '12 ' ,-45' lf 3' W K I ,- X V' Jx, 1:3 X xx Y- Arid N , 1 X141 ' - I xx 1 , , , X X 1 ix ','. I L-xl.,2'f.- 'AGM-j-4s ff, if One Hundred Exgllt s To xx 5 x lv ,f ,,.. , . L V Q, -H fa ,X '.,-, A f ..,, 1 4, V ' 1 -, ' -mf - 15 '- .HV . Q .- V? . ,f 1 iff iilffj' -Q' E 'gy' 1 X I f If 5 JC ' , ' ' .,., MS L f. .f, if xxf, W .1 A' V 22 W qzgff M 41 . f - 55054327 w V mg I U , E 3 IQV4 Qi Z f 3 , ., f. fy , , f z V32-9 V ., I fx wg- M .v V Z7 ,ff M, yy ' W, fi? f' fw pi 1 X ?.,, ,V 'f f f f f f 1 ,K-. W 1 J 22 Bottom Row: Bob Dover, Geo. Fazekas, Tom Mihalik, Bob Bryan, Gene Molnar, Chas. Heffley, Dick Olson, Dick Phiel, Bill 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: Sth Row: 6th Row: 7th Row: Bartos. Luther Charlton, Burt Suder, Bill Henderson, Wayne Browning, Carlyn Rogers, Leroy Probst, Al Chendes, Frank Wittow, Geo. Metelsky. jim Smith, Tom Bickle, William Howard, Jack La Force, Frank Martin, Stan Godlawski, Bruce Govich, Don Ocka- jek, Roland Horn. Bruno Rositano, jim MacDonald, Don Heiman, Jim Stencil, Bill Petroff, Dick Pall, Don Willoughby, Bob Walbum, Dick Nabor. 5539119 Flylifhaeli L0l'9l1Z0 SUIPi2i01 Charles Rifle, Ed Jevec, George Kirchner, Dom Garbo, Art Kaplansky, Gerry Zelek, on ritz. Iiijxmbliiegman, Dick Pakos, Jack Love, George Macove, jim Tomasik, Chas. Conrad, Bob Lute, Ross Hobby, George o z avor. Managers-Dick Esser, Don Hupfer, Harry Heffley, Al Nickley, Allan Newman, Eugene Livingston. Hail! Our Steelmen Playing before a capacity crowd of 7,000 spectators, the Lorain Steelmen opened their season with a 13 to 0 triumph over Akron North. Sparked by the fine playing of Bob Dover and the superb blocking of Luther Charlton, the Pryormen came forth with a very commendable showing by turning back a stubborn Cleveland West eleven 25 to 0. Coming back in a bruising 4th period the Steuben- lc Hzmtircd rl-'CTI ville Big Red smothered Lorain's hopes hy dealing them a 14 to 6 defeat. Although they were defeated, the Steelers proved that they could make a good showing against the top teams in the State. The high spirited Cleveland Heights team handed Lorain their worst Lake Erie League defeat, a 41 to 0 drubbing. After a 12 to 12 deadlock with Shaker, Lorain's Steelmen, led hy Dover's 60, 56, and 47 yard runs, romped to a thrilling 34 to 6 decision over the Sandusky Streaks. It was in this game that the talented toe of Boh Zeigman split the uprights with 4 out of 5 extra point attempts. Ln every phase of the game vast improvement due to the return of regulars, was significant with every man sharing in the victory. Lo- rain then defeated Lakewood and Shaw, 27 to 20 and 14 to 6, re- spectively. Then was the game everyone looked forward tog could Lorain defeat the undefeated Elyria eleven? Playing before a pack- ed Stadium, Lorain surprised everyone but Coach Pryor who ex- pected victory, by allowing Elyria a mere 7 to 6 victory. Lorain, giving no quarter and asking none, gave Elyria a toe to toe battle. When the smoke cleared away from the field Lorain had wound up a successful season and had also uncovered talent that will prove in- teresting to watch next season. Dover chases ball on kick off. Ma, ,. -sm , .. ' -2 ii -J ,ifg V 1 r i VARSITY FGOTBALL RECORD Lorain 13 Akron North 0 Lorain 25 Cleveland West 0 Lorain 6 Steubenville 14 Lorain 0 Cleveland Heights 41 Lorain 12 Shaker 12 Lorain 34 Sandusky 6 Lorain 27 Lakewood 20 Lorain 14 Shaw 6 Lorain 6 Elyria 7 Charlton and Olson demonstrate an ef- fective block as Dover and Coach Swart- wooa' look on. Coaclh Pryor conducts a skull practice a few days before the Lakewood game. Coach Bloom suggests a proper place kicking technique for the benefit of Dover and Mihalic. Sd lp hghinfar rfkth pff a ri in I tofrh Basketball Provided Many Thrills for Enthusiastic School Fans Rybarczyk fights frantically to recover a rebound in the exciting Shaw game. Horn sets himself to sink a long Jhot to give Lorain the lead. One Hundred Fifteen Action-Filled Minutes Made All Games Thrillers The Lorain cagers under the able direction of Coach Ed Cin- niger, won 5 and lost 5 games in League competition. Paced by the accuracy of Roland Horn and Fritz Martin, Lorain rolled up a total of 767 points. Coach Cinniger is looking for- ward to a commendable season next year. He has reason to be optimisticg the whole squad, with the exception of Bill Stough, will be pounding the hardwood for him. The Reserves led the League with 8 wins and only two losses. Suder breaks through the Elyria defense and starts down the floor. O Hundred Sixteen You can't do that! Pliny Keep prepares to sink a foul just called by the official. BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD 1947 1948 Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Lorain Total Amherst Bellevue Akron Garfield Shaker John Marshall Cleveland Heights Columbus North Lima Central Shaw Lakewood Sandusky Elyria Shaker Cleveland Heights Mansfield Shaw Lakewood Elyria Total V3fS1ty Basketball Squad Top Row: Bob Walbom Jay McCon1he Plmy Keep Frank Martin Roland Horn Bill Stough Bottom Row: Burt Suder John Rybarczyk Dick Phlel George Simonovlch Bob Northelm zz,,-,, L, 7- 77777 7 .-, t.-1L.,7 7 Our Reserves Werle League Champs 'l ' f anaf YV Back Row: Leo Svete, Mgr., Bruno Rositano, Stanley Smigel, Carl May- hew, Paul Kunch, Dean Miller, Mgr. Bottom Row: Don Dov- ala, Ed Mitroff, Bob Te- latnik, Erwin Johns. Cubs Front Row: Howe, Waite, Cecil, Paris. Back Row: McCovic, Ry barczyk, Nahor. 1 E f s 1 ffffw W , ibpgv 5 . -99 9 Bottom Row: Shunka, Dovala, I-Iurick, Kimmel, Novak, Rogers, Wright, Gabor, Michael, Love. 2nd Row: Rositano, Firestone, Goulas, Dominski, McVey, Barto, Jennings, McDonald, Garcia. 3rd Row: Schieferstein, Bartos, Holliman, White, Mayhew, Brandon, Garcia, Paris, Henderson. 4th Row: Mudrock, Gadell, Rice, Bucher, Crisp, Kunch, Gordon, Greer, Pappas, Neuman, Szabo, Cornejo, Mlaker. Our Track Squad Members Cross Country Back Row: Kerpics, Barr, Ko mar, Jackson, Skolen. Bottom Row: Johns, Lisca, Her rick, Greer, Wright. li xl V J xxx JN mf-f11ffk ' i Wg if Back Row: La Force, Tomisek, Pako, Chensky, Pena, Holzhauer. 2nd Row: Ockajek, Mindak, Mitroff, Solak, Kirchner, Kolmar, D. Dubasch, DeLuciano. Front Row: Telatnik, Ganobsik, Probst, Dover, Horn, Mihalik, Suder. Take Me Out to the Ball Gamev Mihalik takes his stance preparing to swat the first trial pitch, It,s Warm up time for the infield I4 W, t,...fmlf1mf'm 4 I 547' ljkriucf eww? xx' nf' 1: . ti . f H 1 ,J tkl f gl.: Q3 51,1 - '. X 1 f 'x i tr? LL? - I J ' 1 , ' ,l' lr ' , f , . J is - 5 -W, 4' ,Q R X f 5' 3 ,2 .,.. . ff K .- M J. 4 A' 5 Q' -' I 5444- ll ,I A L 1 r ' , as ' . , . , x . , V4 M ' , 4 L - , , 5 , .,: A , 1 I juz, N, xl k M ., , I I . X ,Q ,Q S A t ff, f f- , X fy r i , .-., I ,,,. H, H, . - 1 Vx 5 A - V My 1 l N -P 'gh ' V6 V J --.4 .1 ., ff: Q QQ4 G ' -I . .IA 3. - - 1. . --ik --M Q ' , . YES SL Iv I. 5 I , V. 017: A- t I v V . M, , 2 fi- t . 1 A A - , gf' ' I. Z - 1 V1 A i K i -t i t 4 f- 5 if -i , 56 - I . V r I- , , n 1 A xg' YQ 2 i I .af V 0 . AW , .4,,L.J,,.J ,.,. ,fl-'-' W., y,,,,K 'rf' 11 1. , A ,,.. , Len Krawczenski, Alex Sturrock, and Bob Doubles players discuss game possibilities Tkach talk things over about singles' as Lakewood arrives. strategy. Tennis Players Made a Fine Record v 63' E TENNIS RECORD 1 WESTERN LAKE ERIE LEAGUE Won Lost Lakewood ,.,........ - .......... W.. ...... 16 4 Lorain ,.......... - ,.-.-.-.- ........ 9 1 1 Elyria ..- .... E .... - ........... 5 15 Lorain Won Lost Elyria at Lorain .,.............,.,...... 4 1 Lorain at Lakewood ............ 1 4 Lakewood at Lorain ..... - ..... 2 3 Lorain at Elyria ................. - ..... 2 3 Total 9 11 Coac'h Bash suggests types of tennis service. One Hundred TwcntyfO'ne .P-gpg? 7fze Bai Www of0uJz.L'1laeA 1. Now smile please and hold that pose. 2. The choir experienced a thrilling mo- ment when they marched down the aisle in the annual Christmas concert. 3. Re- port card day isn't a day of sorrow for all. 4. Mr. ,Cooke and his stolen harem. 5. A dramatic moment in The Desert Song. 6. Closing hour was the last appearance for a number of our athletes. 7. Students surround Chief White Eagle who beats a rhythm on his tom-tom. 8. Mrs. Dunni- gan greets Miss Marvin and Mr. F. H. Smith. 9. Coach Pryor demonstrates a tricky pass. 10. Come on boys, fight, fight, fight. 11. The Prom was a dream come true. Congratulations To The Class of W FKA-BQ, THE HART JEWELRY CO. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM LORAIN,S LARGEST JEWELRY STORE X , Use Hart's Budget Plan A 575 Broadway Phone 4287 One Hundred TwentyfFour Compliments of Dick Kowalski: When we reach the next lamp post from here I'm going to kia you. LORAIN LUMBER Darlene Beck: Uh, Richard, isn't that going a hit too far? Foot of 9th St. Call 6923 CALL YOUR KUTZA9S FRIENDS BY TELEPHONE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY The C012 Bdwy. and 13th St. Lorain, O. Company Phone 4222 Yassah, said the little colored boy, 'Tse named for my parents. Daddy's name was Ferdinand and Mammy's name was Liza. VJhat's your name then? Ferdiliza. MELVILLE A. SPAID KATHLEEN'S Insurance - Bonds 220 Broadway Building I Y Phone 6832 Compliments of Compliments of ALLENQS BOUT SHOP W. C. MCCUNNELL, Inc. Established 1883 ' Your Buzck Dealer Queen Quality Shoes for Women Nunn-Bush Shoes for Men Lorain, Ohio Red Goose Shoes for Children 1797 Broadway Phone 2261 One Hundred 'I'wentyfFive TIVOLI SUTTER,S For Good Snacks and Home Made Candies CONGRATULATIONS to the MORE AND BETTER SERVICE GRADUATING CLASSES FOR YOUR PONTIAC OF 1948 LLEWELLYN Q0NTf4,, John P. Tender, Mgr. RC: . N9 WPVIC3' Len Stack: I kissed ten beautiful girls last night. John Stack: Just imagine that. Len: Yeh, that's what I didf The Following Officers and Directors Manage the Affairs of THE CITY BANK COMPANY, Lorain, Ohio D. A. Cook, President L. A. Evans, Treasurer Dr. Wm. E. Wheatley, Vice-President R. Lasco, Asst. Cashier A. Pelander, Cashier-Secretary T. Wood, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS D. A. Cook L. A. Evans W. E. Wheatley Henry Kohlmyer A. Pelander Joseph Svete THE CITY BANK COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System One Hundred Thirty YOU ARE NOW FACED WITH THE MOST IMPORTANT DECISION OF YOUR LIFE LIFE - CHOOSING A CAREER. BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR FINAL CHOICE, IT WOULD PAY YOU TO LOOK INTO THE WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES THAT ARE BEFORE YOU IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY AND UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE Room 303 Broadway Building, Lorain, Ohio One Huw fired Thin l i 1 Ebe t Clllevelanb Ernst Company l Everybody Should Have a Cleveland Trust ' Savings Account H. E. Wood, Mgr. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of CITY 'TRANSFER CO. Local and Long Distance Movers 1102 13th St. Phone 4256 Agen North American Van Lines, Inc. THE LIFE-TIME FOOD No One Outgrows the Need for Milk THE LORAIN CREAMERY V Male voice fover telephonej: Say, Diane, may I come over tonight?', Female voice: Sure, Bob, come on over. i Male voice: Why this isn't Bob. Female voice: This isnit Diane either. But come on over. AT PENNEY'S . . . VALUES ARE ALWAYS DEPENDABLE! l Something extra for good measure isn't an afterthought l here, its' built right into the merchandise. Everything we l sell has extra value! You can count on that - every day il in the year. 1 v L C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. l 7th and Broadway , One Hundred ThirtyfTu'o T We have placed h u n d r e d s 0 f graduates in fine positions. W h y not start trammg now? lg-11 lf eff ,ff C- +9 'ff-'J sf CPPCRTUNITIES FUR THOSE WITH BUSINESS TRAINING Opportunities for success are unlimited, for those who prepare now. Never before have such high starting salaries been offered to our graduates. The demand for stenographers, secretaries, typists, comptometer operators and bookkeepers is much greater than the supply. We specialize in business subjects only, and provide free Placement Service. We invite you to come in and discuss your plans without obligation. SUMMER TERM BEGINS JUNE 7 FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7-8 DAY, EVENING AND PART-TIME CLASSES LGRAIN BUSINESS COLLEGE One Hundred Thirtyf'Tl1ree O Hundred 9 BLACKANN 5 WALTER s. NIELSEN Opticians Largest Exclusive Optical Store Jeweler - Optometrist In Lorain County Complete Grinding Plant on Premises The Gift House ,of Lorain Broken Lenses Duplicated Broadway Lorain, Ohio Established 1877 419 Broadway 3 i f Since 1905 I - imc...-2 - 011' J JL T' .T M4 K ma Z I Sala ' I I '??f ' l U l ll on TEL!! .7 fain 1 'W I X ' X x -. J The REIDY-SCAN LAN Co. FURNITURE FOR THE HOME Broadway at 21st St. Lorain, Ohio toring with Butch last night and he lost his bearings. Mary Lou: NI was mo- ' inal. Most fellas run out of gas. Elaine: Well, at least he was omg WED ON 'T DO ALL THE PRINTING IN LORAIN COUNTY, BUT WHAT WE DO DO IS CONSIDERED THE BEST! TI-IE OHIO SERV 552 sth STREET ICE PRINTING CO. LORAIN, OHIO :I-llITf5 FOl4T Compliments of LYON TAILORING CO. 508 Broadway HARRY N IELSEN jerry Gow: 'EHOW about taking a lit' tle ride in the country tonightf' Sally Spadernan: Not tonight. Iam too tired. Let's run out of gas right here in town. Tailored To Fit Insures You Clothes Satisfaction RICCI Jewelers Quality Tailoring Makers of Menls and Young Men's Clothing 347 Broadway 725 Broadway Lorain, Ohio Phone 2668 Tudy Diaz: Why are you running? Chris Jonni: To stop a fight. Tudy: 'iWho's fighting? Chris: Oh, just me and another guy. M xHOURLY BUS SERVICE i BETWEEN CLEVELAND :wi LORAIN ff JF CHARTER BUSES ANYTIME - ANYWHERE Phone 4188 110 W. Erie Ave. STYLE CENTER L0rain,s Most Exclusive Women's Shop 412-18 Broadway The AMSDEN -LEWIS ,Agency Real Estate - Insurance 617 Broadway Phone 2178 One Hundred '1 hi'rtyfFive Compliments of Owl Stamps X-Ray Fitting Good Shoes Fairly Priced ELVIRA and HAGEMAN SHOE CO. East Side of Broadway at 4th St. Hosiery - Chiropodist - Luggage Compliments of Leo Svete: lt took me twelve lesf sons to teach Super to swim. Dick Mullen: Why, the little flirtg AMBULANCE SERVICE I taught her m Slx- Phone 7164 Mr. Hansen: MI-lave any of your childhood hopes been realized? Mr. Brown: Yes, when my mother used to comb my hair I wished I didn't have any. B E S T W l S I-I E S HEILMAN'S ' 1 Marine Room and Grill DEPARTMENT STORE Fine Foods Since 1920 Broadway at Sixth Lorain, Ohio The WOOD LUMBER Co. G. D. TRIMMER LUMBER AND COAL GLIDDEN PAINTS WATCHES, DIAMONDS We Aim To Please-Try Our Service AND IEWELRY Elyria Ave. and 20th St. Phone 3130 444 Broadway Hundred TliirtyfSix Omwinpi 3 Ladies, Specialty Shop 1920 Broadway Lorain, Ohio Traffic patrolman: You've been do' ing sixty miles an hour. Dont you care anything about the law? Elaine Bernasek: k'Why officer, how can I tell? I've only just met you. f Gif r - lr ji, ,fffinj Ev-ff I N' - l ' 5 I 15? sn! Q gil THE NATIONAL BANK OF LORAIN Lorain, Ohio Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Jean Cica: Shall I keep all my boy friends letters? Fran Matesec: Oh, nog only those he tells you to burn. The BLACK RIVER LUMBER 86 SUPPLY Co. East 28th Street and Fulton Road THE GIFT STORE OF LORAIN Since 1904 in China, Glassware, Art Pottery Metal Ware, etc. L I P P , S Tea 86 China Store Phone 7202 Lorain, Ohio 714 Broadway Visit Ohio's Most ELDREITS Beautiful Iewelry Store OFFICE SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS STATIONERY SEYMOURIS BOOKS US' 1889 Now Located at 633 Broadway 375 Broadway mcg phone 2275 One Himdred :TllI7'Ij SE'L'E7I Compliments of SHERWIN -WILLIAMS PAINTS WILLIAM H. BAKER U Realtor Wall Papers - Gifts Lorain Store 104 18th Street Phone 4273 916 Broadway Phone 3172 Compliments of Cgmplimgnfg 0,5 MODEL BAKERY SHOEMAKER PHARMACY The Best in Baked Goods East Erie at Kansas 2076 E. 29th St. Phone 7291 Mr. Pryor: Young fellow, have you ever been bothered with athletes foot? Bill Bartos: Yes, sir. Once when a halfhack caught me kissing his girl. TO THE FUTURE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE WHO WILL ASSUME THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES IN LORAIN AND ALL OVER THE WORLD . . . Greetings From THE LORAIN IOURN AL And Our Entire Personnel The Largest Newspaper in the Largest City Between Cleveland and Toledo CIRCULATION Associated P1-955 Always Interesting NOW OVER United Press 20,000 COPIES DAILY AND GROWING Local - State - National I' N' S' Society - Sport News News Services 12 - Comic Strips - 12 Something of nterest to Every Member of Every Family from Childhood One Hundred 'l'l1irty'Eigl1t SUCCESSS TO ALL CLASSES OF 1948 PISTELL SCHNEIDER Successors to The Geo. A. Clark Co. JEWELERS DR. H. A. PISTELL, Optometrist Broadway and Seventh Phone 3133 LoRA1N GLASS Co. NATWS NATTY SHOP Paints - Glass Palace Theatre Bldg. 1215 Broadway Lorain, Ohio FREAKS: I know a girl who swallows swords. Huh, I know a girl who inhales Camels. Mgdnr snuff. bnbtnartg 1124 Fifth Street Phone 3221 Ambulance and Invalid Service - Lady Attendant TODAY WE FOLLOW, TOMORROW WE LEAD Let This Be the Guiding Thought Throughout Your Life! One Hundred 'ThirtyfNine Congratulations Compliments of Gmduata of '48A and '48B The OHIO THEATRE A. H. BABCOCK Co. Compliments of GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AND BONDS ROBINSON The Dry Cleaner 547 Broadway Broadway at 35th St. Sth and Reid Phones 2246 - 2247 The Home Of G00fl DW Clfaningv Love starts when she sinks in your arms and ends with her arms in the sink. SEALTEST IS THE MEASURE OF Qualify S ealtest ce ream THE TELLING - BELLE VERNON CO. Division of National Dairy Products Corp. 2732 APPLE AVENUE PHONE 2264 O Hz dred Fortx' LET US CONGRATULATE THE CLASSES OF 1948-A and 1948-B and assure L. H. S. Of Our Fullesf C0-operation 1 Every Undertaking THE LORAIN HARDWARE COMPANY O ddF O STUDENT CLOTHING and I-IABERDASHERY The SAM KLEIN Co. The Store Reliable On Broadway at 425 I knew a girl named Passion. I asked her for a date. I took her out to dinner, And gosh! how Passion ate! ' i U I1 C,.,-Q2fgQlje 4 2- ' MLl'lil'lil'l!lfYF!I-il 'l 'I I C MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC RECORD PLAYERS - RADIOS 204 5th Street Phone 3128 'LSOCIOLOGY LESSON When a fellow breaks a date he usually has to. When El girl breaks a date she usually has two. BUSINESS TRAINING HELPS You TO GET A JoB WITH A FUTURE We invite the 1948 graduates to Write for our Bulletin of Information. We have substantial one- and two-year Business and Secretarial Courses. OBERLIN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Oberlin, Ohio Over One Hundred Years of Service in Business Training One Hundred Fortyf'T'wo GAS FOR FOUR MAJOR HOUSEHOLD USES COOKING REFRIGERATION WATER HEATING and HOUSE HEATING OHIO FUEL GAS CO. CK Mike Manoloff: I Suppose dance? Sally TIIOIIIEISI g'CCrtz1inly, I lOv Mike: 'LThat'S even better. 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