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

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Flrst Rovu Herbert Dean W1ll1am Zollner Russell Schulke Robert Jones Gerald Hyde Tom Bott Carl Toeller Second Row Rlchard G1bSOD Lawrence Haller Dean Sadler M1 Secrlst Charles Gabrxel George Morgan Thlrd Row Guthery Drake Leonard TOCIISIIIQ Robert Johnston Jay Pubach Ward Proeschel Donald Osterland HIY As m precedmg years the purpose of the H1 Y has been To create malntaln and extend through school and communlty h1gh standards of Chrlstlan character Th1S year, under the gu1dance of Mr Secrlst the club has proceeded 1n 1tS varlous act1v1t1es supper meetlngs swlms bowllng partles and hnally the campmg trlp One of the b1g accompllshments of the year was the frammg and adoptlon of a new eonst1tut1on and by laws The const1tut1on IS now filed 1n the offlce for future reference Weekly meetmgs were devoted to buslness transactlon and dlscusslons varylng 1n subject from Educatlon to Athletlcs Durlng several meetmgs Round Table dlscusslons were held NINETEEN President .,,,, ,ee,rrrYrr,,r,.., D ean Sadler Secretary-Treas ......r Russell Schulke

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Fnst Rom R1Ch3ld Denlson Paul Gexhardt Russell Schulke Mr Ganyard Jay Hubach Olner GIDSOI1 Second Ron Bettx Hoag Demla Gutlnle Dorothy Stott Svlua Clement STUDENT COUNCIL Wh1le the student COUHCII has had fewer meetlngs than 1n past years they have carrled thru efflclently every plan they started For example they recommended and moved plctures of past classes from the OHICG to the lower corr1dor 1n order that more people mxght see them The councll as 1n the DYSVIOUS year had charge of the sale of all tlckets for athletlc games The counc1l also has served as sort of a clearlng house on student act1v1ty problems The off1cers of the councll were Presldent Russel Schulke V1ce Presl dent Betty Hoag Secletary Dorothy Stott GIRLS BASKETBALL Glrl s basketball was carrled on as 1n former years under tne dlrectlon of MISS Edna Barclay Every Tuesday and Frlday were set aslde for prac t1ce and the grrls turned out enthus1ast1cally each t1me As 1nterscholast1c basket ball IS prohlblted by a county rullng the number of games was five as 1n prev1ous years The first round started out wlth a game played by Senlors vs Fresh men and Sophomores vs Junlors The Junlors and Freshmen came through IH that round and played each other for the champ1onsh1p They emerged v1ctor1ous thereby wmmng the champlonshlp All th1s were merely good expeuence and preparatlon for the blg game Army vs Navy These two teams conslsted of ten players each chosen by M1ss Barclay for ab111ty sportsmanshlp and dependablhty The game was played Wlth much gusto on a Frlday evenlng wherem lnterclass basket ball was carrled on between the boys teams ln an accompanylng manner Navy led throughout the game and came out v1ctor1ous the score endmg Wlth Navy 22 and Army 5 fCONTlNUED ON PAGE 23, TWENTY ONE h' 'Z ' ' ' . ' . . . , 1 ' 1 . V . - 1 - y - v v ' ' 1 7 ! ' rl-mcboooocxr,-ooocxacboc:-ooocx:Cxrf4 . , . . . I . 9 5 ' . N ,, . . . . -