Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

Page 10 text:

IX Emanons Il xx Mr Vlehloxx B xc1ly B II X 1 11111 VI 1111 1 ll 1111 P11111 L111 S1l11111 e111 -X1111 Tl111111ps1111 41111 l'I1lt B ttx Ix111 11111 1 e IL II 1dl1 nxx 1 'VI C1 ex 11111 1 IIIXI 5 ll 1 1 1 TVIILILIIIIL Ix1l1 1 lk 1 I Ill 1 1 N 1 I 111 111111 rmczples o Amerzca THE RIGHT TO IOIN AND BELONG TO AN ORGANIZATION The newly orgamzed Trl H1 Y club the Emanons, has played a majo part 111 the soctal program of the school The crownmg of the football queen at thelr dance was one of tlu hlalll events or the year They were responslblc fox decoratlng the goal posts at every home game Under the SIIPCFVISIOII of Mrs Mehlow, the glrls sponsored the Faculty Tea They jomed Wlth other Y c1ubs III such projects as lnterclub dances and the decoratnng of floats 111 the Loram Christmas parade Under the presld ncy of Bernadean Graupner and Anne Thompson th1 Emanons were able to finance a week long tr1p to New York Cnty for Beverly Batr, VHIEFIE ensen, and Mary Lou Reddlng, wmners of an mformatlon contest on the Unlted Nations Last sum 1 r Bernadean and ean lVIcCaskey attended the Y camp, and this year the Emanons expect to send several of the group to the newly established camp 111 Penn sylvama T p ro 'z S. . '. C' ' ' 21 '. 'Vg' li . ra 113 M1 'jf L Mc ,Q lj. 1 st ' .1 5 .1 1'1 1 . C 1' M: 1 TW Cl 's ick. M d 1 1 ': 'lean 1 c la sk Ka l l' '1 L11 dsuy. N11 'ljz Ci11rlQ1sl1. .'l1'l111 Mil 115, Ya1l1-111' Al '111 s111, a 'V ' 'J rs. H1 ll M1111-. But ID 1'11w: Phylhs D1111 1111. l5111'1s ll11'l111. fVI:11'1'1.1 ff11.1t 'a Karl Ayn I .11111xx'. lil. 1111' Y:11'1g11. II1' 11a1d '11 Ur: 1 1'IA. V . .- .- 3 - -1 . T -..gf M. h 1 ' y - .1 ' . if p f , , , 1 R h . Q S . . . . . , 4. '99 I 1 ' , ' ' . I I I ll. l l' ' fl .' A 4 o o o ' t I- , 1 1 -I ' . Y mg- 7- x Y yi iii I ' J S ' ,' - v F 0 , :V ik: . - . . . . . - T 4 n e J is as

Page 9 text:

Mr. Glick distributes diplomas. Honor graduates are recognized. Principles of America THE STRENGTH OF A DEMOCRACY 1-HE RIGHT 1-0 A DEPENDS UPON THE INTELLIGENCE OF ITS CITIZENS . . . AMERICAN SCHOOLS OFFER EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TO ALL IN EDUCATION . . GOOD EDUCATION

Page 11 text:

Hi-Y The Dolphins, a boys, club sponsored by Lorain High School, was organized the first semester with Mr. Larimore as faculty adviser. The Dolphins was dis- banded at the end of the first semester. A new Hi-Y club was organized the second semester with Mr. Calta as faculty adviser, and Dick Yurovich as president. The Hi-Y club is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. Any boy in high school is eligible. The purpose of the Hi-Y club is threefold: to aid any school activity, to aid any civic group, and to undertake projects. This organization was able to finance a New York City trip for members Dick Yurovich, Don Shook, Roth Ashby, and Williani Hoenig, who excelled in knowledge in regard to the United Nations. -Q' Top row: Mr. Lariinore. Richard Sheets. Charles Lewis. Robert Bcrstling. Carroll Augustin. Robert Mueller. Middle row: Rohert Pennington. Bill Mujjusic. ,lun Purzucy. Dave Place. Fred Moore. Don Shook. Frank ClClHlW2lR, Bottom row: Dick Aquilla. Louis Arti. Ed Urban. Bill Yurkovich. Dick Salvettn. Dick Mudrock. Harry Soviuk. Seven