Parkview High School - Bay Blue Book Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

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nm 4 Q 1 tn Pdcar acolw on C emg.,e XIUFLIII Rlchatt 15 n c Lonradx C u herx Drake C arl r Cle u Ut emlne N11 Cl ntl Ron ax o urn nr 'net ona lf e11e1t Dean ax lluhach ac' 'Nleddlclc Hirold Nlulford Robert 5XK2lIllxCI Rohext 0Lonnol l'l1L1l1eth Bag Sl 'lcquelxn Rltter Necond Ron lilinche X lll De leldc Chirlotte YY right Catherlne XY 1ll1 on Dorothx N an N11 rc ax ancx urn Cl or 1 ean hut Nlarlmne Cr 1 FRESHMEN P1es1dent Jaclc Meddlck Vlce Pl9S1Cl6l'lt Edgax Jacobsen becletan l.l6dSLll9l Kathleen Weed lhe If leshman class of 1931 l1as taken a X615 actne palt Ill all school dCt1V1tleS lwo new puplls ente1ed then tanks thls teal and then' present emollment stands at thntx src lhey are well 1ep1 esented 1n basketball football and debate, and plomlse to fl,llIllSl1 the school Vkltll some excellent mateual fol future use ln athletlcs The F1 eshman class leplesentatlx es lll football vw e1e He1be1 c Dean, Robelt bxxanken Ha1old MLllfO1d, and Call Toelle1 whlle Mae EY 81 son, and D01 othy btott helped to bllng tl1e debate teams to t11l1I'I1pl'lS lhe Bteshman gnls had a well organlzed basketball team 111th Cleo Lfuhn as captam They D1 ox ed qulte a ploblem to tl1e teams ot the uppel classcs and a ten of the gnls made the A1 mx Nam teams At the act111t1es banquet 116111 ly the Qlltlle class seued as 11 alters and 11 attlesses and chd a xexy commendable 1ob lhe l lBKl1I116I1 had chalge of one ot the finst assembhes .md plesented 1 plax XXl1lCl1 was gneatly enjoved bx the auchence lhe class had tuo Vely successful partles one at the Bucltex e Countu Club and the otl1e1, a slcatmg patty on the school pond lhe pledlctlons ale that tlme 11 1ll ptoxe the me11t of thls xoung class JUWIOR5 fCont1nucd from pagc 131 lucltx 101 the ILIHIOIS M1ss Lott who coached the plax deseues much c1ed1t 101 the success lhe JUHIOIS haxe been an ene1get1c glllllll, and when thex 1eacl1 the uwust 1flI1k ot SQIHOT, wlll ptobablv C3.1lX thls 1ole 11 ell FIFTEEN I A LU B00 9 3 ' 'i V7 Y V Q A 4 , 2 W ' I 1 A ll 1 Q 1 I 1 5 f 1 - . -Y 1 1 , 3 1 ,f A 'I . ' K 'l' 1 R rw: Edwnrcl Grant, Roger E: 1' er, Q lf J ' s , I 'f . Yi I. 'l KVI sn , -In k ' I t Y' , ' Toelle . ' t s s er, -I ' . 'll '. Th ': M -' Y k , M 12. ' C I . H 'l ' , j -' , j k k. H 'Z B fl - It . K , - ' . . v- -5 ' v, I .lil ', . 'ss Ba l j, X Uslt , El .n Seitz, j ' s, . V' , nn. ' First Row: Cleo Carlin. Mary jane Bell, Kathleen Need, Marjorie jones, lNIz1e ItYt'I'50ll. Y I ' I I ' . I - I I I I I N I 1 v 'H 1 I W I .I ' ' ' . 1 ww Y y - v ' v 1 ' r . . . ,, . . . . N . ' 1 v- ' L I W Y ' 1 U I I 7 7 I V ' I D y- I. I 1 . v 1 I I I Y v . v 1 I I IL ' Y I I ' 1 I I v ' 1 v I , - w - v ' I' . - v' l V ' ' . ' . 1 v ' Y y' . . , 'I I ' N I ' 1 ' . I -I . I , . 1 ' v ' - - I , v- 1 v N ' ' K A L' . w - ' ' 1 . - . ' -1 f - 1 2 I tv' v ' II LI 1 . . Lv . V. ' ' 1 4 v . ' - ' 1 . - - ' ' ' c ., . . 5 , . 1 L, v 1 v J ' 'A A P l x I A 1 -nv ' I 0 ' -I-. 'kts ' 1 . 4 lv. if - - hw ' ' ' -1 vt . ' - 1 ' ' ' v II I ' ' . I I I v l 1 I v I z ,, . . t t . . I ' FZ

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Top Row: Merton Colahan, Lawrence Haller, Ward Proeschel, Leonard Toensing, George Serb, Glenn Ilosack, VVilliam Zollner, Robert jones, Dean Sadler, Robert McAuley. Third Row: Marian Bloomfield, Tom Bott, Robert Treter, Glenn VVright, Mr. Gain- yard, Leo Oullet, james lleim, Robert Bidlingmyer, Gertrude Probeck. Second Row: Evelyn Meifert, VVillanette Ruetz, VVinifred Benbow, Carolyn McAuley, Betty Hoag. Eleanor Myers, Dorothy DeVVitt, Margaret Kolda, Virginia Drake, Nellie Bell. First Row: Russell Schulke, james Rogers, Robert Johnston, Donald Usterland, Gerald Hyde. SOPHOMORE 'CLASS President: Dean Sadler Vice-President: George Serb Secretary: Willanette Ruetz Treasurer: Winifred Benbow The Sophomore class engaged in numerous activities throughout this school year. It has been well represented in debate, orchestra, glee clubs, and athletics. Also it has edited two editions of the Arc-Light. Dean Sadler, Ward Proeschel, Robert Johnston, Donald Osterland, Russell Schulke, Lawrence Haller, Leonard Toensing, and George Serb were the Sophomores who helped in winning the Football championship. The basketball team was assisted during its successful season by Dean Sadler, Me1'ton Colahan, Russell Schulke, Gerald Hyde, Donald Osterland, Ward Proeschel, and Robert Johnston. In girls' basketball, Betty Hoag, Eleanor Myers, and Nellie Bell were those chosen to play in the annual Army-Navy game. In debate Willanette Ruetz, Doris Roberts, and Gertrude Probeck were on the team. Betty Hoag and George Serb were the Sophomore representatives in Student Council. In addition the class of '33 won the Arc-Light championship and the blue and white banner hangs in the Sophomore home-room. At Christmas the class joined with the Seniors and Freshmen to help a family recommended for aid by the Associated Charities. The Sophomore assembly program gave some thoughts on good citi- zenship, in a humorous way. The Sophomores have had two class parties besides the interclass Halloween Hard Time party. The first was a beach party after winning the Arc-Light championship, the second was in the gymnasium on March 4, and those who were absent at either, missed much. FOURTEEN

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Xb., ., V l lop Row: Swaumner Grucuznin, XVillialn Lawson, XVilliain Aspinwall, Norman Denison. Charles Darrow, Chester Dean, jack Lockwood, VVilliam Kearney, Arthur Svahoda, Robert Proeschel. Third Row: Helga Branoner, Myrtle VVildasinn, Margaret Ouellet, VVilmn llaller. Lorraine Ferkan, Misra Lott, Mary Merselwerg, Betty 'l'royan, Elaine Conn, jenn Osborn, Jessie Yokutn. Second Row: Catherine Lowe, Demia Guthrie, Grace Alexander, Margaret Everson, Charlotte Huhach, Agnes Perc, Alhertina Rogers, Harriet Borchers, Catherine Evans. First Row: George Kasik, Robert Klemm, Lois Shepard, Marjory Gideon, Natalie Gillespie, Efivaheth Vanek, VVallace Tiedt, Edward Kuester. EIGHTH -GRADE President: William Aspinwall Secretary: Ma1'g'Hl'Qt Everson Vice-President: Myrtle Wildasinn Treasurer: Demia Guthrie The eighth graders started out early as an ambitious group of young students, and determined to make the most of their school year. They have aided the school wherever possible by their membership in various organizations. Betty Troyan was elected as Eighth Grade member of Student Council, and William Aspinwall as assembly p1'ogram representa- tive. They have also developed their athletic abilities in preparation for participation in high school athletics next year. Their main activity, however, this year was their Work in their English Class, which was made, through the suggestions of Miss Lott and their ingenuity, extremely interesting. This work was carried on in the form of a club which they called Delta Omega, meaning to develop originality, and which name became their by-word. When the time came for their Assembly program, they combined the talents of the entire class, making a compact survey of their studies, as well as combining work in art and music. These students have been, throughout the year, a credit to their school, and will undoubtedly continue to be when they step into the role of Freshmen. FACULTY-CContinued from page 79 HOMER R. SECRIST, B.S. VVooster College, '29g Physical Science, Boys' Athletic Coach: Faculty Adviser of lIi-Y.- Two years. CLIFFORD R. WERTZ, B.S. Otterbein, '283 O. S. U. Graduate work '29g Science, Manual Arts: junior Home Room: Faculty Adviser Business Staff of Arc-Light.-Two years. QC0n. to page l7j SIXTEEN