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

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So much happened that year. We gave the play, Peter Pan, for an assembly pro- gramg and we had another p1'ogram for the P. T. A. Remember when Charles Yokom and Myron Monck gave the history of the presidents? VVe felt pretty big in those days. We were the only ones to use the back door and to use the basement where we danced the Vir- ginia Reelf' ive also had a surprise party on Miss Dietz. When we left that school we left all those wiener roasts behind. Those days can never return. VVell, here we were at the high school. My, how big the upper-classmen seemed! We looked up to the juniors and seniors and respected them. The lower-classmen of today do not look up to us as we did when we were younger, but perhaps times have changed-that's an- other history. VVith no new persons coming into our class, Miss Ruth Utz had charge of the boys and Mrs. Mary Craig had the girls. The two classes gave an assembly program. Miss Utz direct- ed a play for her class and lNIrs. Craig had the supervision of an amateur program for the girls. That spring Miss Mabie had another concert, and in it members of both divisions of the seventh grade were Indians-what a mess that make-up was-and two nights, too! Beverly Anthony, Cleveland, and Fred Gosewisch, Boardman, were welcomed to their respective division. M1's. Craig had the boys and Miss Marjorie Groves, the girls. Remember that play that Bliss ltiargaret Schaefer directed which we gave for another assembly program? The action took place during the American Revolution. The following year was the first time that the whole class met for home room period. It must have been quite an honor to hir. George Wing to be the first to guide the class as a whole. Jack Duncan, Lakewood: Lee Stegenga, Lyndhurst, JoAnn Blaha, Avon, Eileen Hutcherson, Lakewood, and Elvera VVendt, Cleveland, joined our class in time to take part in the skating freally a treasure hunt because of no ice on the pondj party and the swimming party that We had at Huntington Beach when school was out. Audrey Richard, who had left in the eight.h grade, and Rud Halamka came from Lake- wood to join our class in the tenth grade. Miss Marvel Sebert guided our ship for those next two years. Have you forgotten the time when we had our sleigh ride in spite of the thermometer reading 4-0 degrees above and no snow but rain? Oh yes, and that same year we won three gallons of ice cream in the contest for selling annuals. That was when we celebrated Coach Shollenberger's birthday after the Olmsted-Bay basketball game. We ended the year by an- other swimming party at Huntington Beach. Our junior year we really began to spend money--class jackets fscarlet and royal blue, and our rings--that was enough to buy! Jean Baxter, Rockv River, Bill Rossland, Doverg Arthur Johnson, Michigang and Sam Oliver from East Cleveland were a great asset to the class that year. Remember the hot,' time we had at our Italian spaghetti dinner? And we mustn't forget our class play, ultlystery in the Library,', which Miss Eleanor Nunvar directed. Betty Jane VVoodmancy, ltlinnesota, and Marion Lehr, Chagrin Falls, are the final mem- bers to produce the forty-eight students to graduate from Mrs. Hannah Bortz's class to form the class of 1940. Ten years from now, when we look into our annuals, we will try to recall what happened in our last year of high school. VVe'll try to 1'ecollect our senior play, the first one fa set of twoj Brothers and Sugar and Spice being directed by Miss Marvel Sebert and that we were the first class to give three senior plays. The other, You Can't Take It With You, was under the direction of ltlrs. ltlarjoric Mink. VVe were the first class ever to present the same play on two nights. VVe might remember the class party celebrating Don Ross' birthday and that our class initiated the National Honor Society in Parkview High School. And perhaps we'll recall that commencement was on lklay twenty-eighth. thirteen

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SE IUIRS CLASS IJISTORY MYRON MONCK Make Class President, I-4, Hi-Y, 3v4g Football, 2-5-4g Basketball, l-2-3-4, Baseball, I-2-3-4, Annual Staff, 4, Orchestra, l-2-3-4, Photography Club, 3-4, Play, 3-4, National Honor Society, 4. .X llfl-V ol' nicniory to us Scniors is thc ml:Ly whcn wc slurfcfl in lhc firsl grzulc lmck in the f:Lll of 1928. 'l'o our Il3ll't'lllS il was quilc :L lllllllly clay, :lnrl lo us il SUL'lllL'll il g'l'c:Ll :ulvcnlurc. .lzlnc Anilcrson, l,0Il2llll Rcck, .l:Ly Chcrry, RI2ll'ylll'llk' l'ulp, l'l:ln:L Grnclmcr. Rclly Jnnc Hain- niink. l lorcncc NlllSSL'y, Myron Monck. Donal Ross, 1I2Ll'l'lt'l' Spcnccr, :Lnml Roh Illlll Virginia lV:Lll hcgzin lhcir school c:Lrccr with Miss Gladys lVcinln'ocr :Ll Forcslvicw School: llllfl Ill' lhc Silllll' linic lhcrc wcrc lxIIl.l'g'lll'0f Boll, Bill Clirisloffcrson, Alan Gibson. Bill Klccfclal. Put Mcmlflick, Rogcr Scrnc, Bclfy Shook, David Sn1c:Ll,:uul Bill 'INFO-Y?l.ll with Miss Bolnml :Ll Park- vi:-w. Do you rcincinhcr lhc :lay in lhc first grmlc whcn our music lcnchcr. Miss S!ll'liL't,lIl1l.lll' .luv l'licrrv Jlllll RL-HV Voclkcr slnnrl u 3 on lhc clcsk lo Illillil' fhcni sino' liifrhcr? . . . l :-. :- 'l'hcn fhcrc was lhc limc whcn :Lll you girls kissccl Don Ross. YV:Ls his f!lCQ rcfl! fnof lip- slick, cillicizl l,cl's scc now. in lhc sccoml grzulc wc hzul Nliss S:Lr:L llfuy l.ooniis for :L lC2lL'll0l' while lhc olhcr cl:Lss rcnmincrl wilh Bliss Igillilllll. Il' w:Ls lhcn l'h:Ll Bliss llclcn Alllllltx 01'pj:1I1izc-cl :L h:Ln:l in our room with Don Ross :Ls lhc lc:Lclcr. llllfl oncc wc cvcn pl:Lyccl for il l'. T. A. lllCCl' ing. Vrlllll' Sllllll' yc:Lr Don got his pony, Gypsy. In lhc lhirml yc:Lr of school lhc nunihcr in our cl:Lss incrcnsccl lo sonic cxlcnt. Duflon Ash- crufl froni I,:Lkcwoocl Illlll Nancy Pricc from Rocky Rivcr wcnl lo llliss Cl2ll'Il Joncs' fhircl grsulc clnss llllll Rulh lllny Olivcr joincml lhc cl:Lss :Ll l,2ll'liYlL'W which lmd Miss ICSIIIL' Rilcy :Ls Il lcuchcr. TLlll'l'l' in l'hc ycni' Dnvicl Sinczil 'rrainsfcrrccl from l,2Ll'liVl0W lo Forcslvicw. Sonicwhcrc Illllllg' in hcrc wc wcrc in onc of Miss lf:Lhic,s opcrc'fl':Ls. Thc firsl one wc wcrc in, lhc hoys :Ll l orcslvicw wcrc Cilllily-Sl'il'li solilicrs: lhc girls wc-rc lcnvcs IlllIlNVlIld1 :lnfl lhc hoys :Ll l,Ell'liYll'W wcrc littlc pigsinll you coulcl scc wcrc thc luun cnils. YVL' cnlcrcrl our l'ourlh grmlc wifh grczxl 0lll'llllSl2lSlll, for holh K'l2lPiSl'S wcrc hroughl unmlcr lhc supcrvision of fhc sunic l'l'ilC'll0l'S. XVL- luul :ulflcfl lo our roll c:Lll :Ll holh schools. liill Klccfclcl. lP2ll'iliYlt'N', :xml Doris ljfilll' lucy. c1l1'Yl'l1lllfl, wcnf lo l orcslvicw :Lnrl Rulh Phcncgcr from l.:Lkcwoorl lo l,2ll'liVll'NV. 'l'hc fifth grmlc hrouglif lhc sluclcnls from l,tLl'liYll'W lo join lhc class :Ll Forcslvicw. 'l'hc class wus :livimlcfl inlo Two groups: Mrs. Elsic Clcvcrmlon :incl Bliss Florcncc Diclz had Cllllfgl' of lhc groups. Roch yc:Lr founrl our cl:Lss incrcnsing in sizc. This yc:Lr hroughl Roh c'llyC'l', Buffalo: Roh Slcvcns. 'B2ll'lJ2ll'2l Hulhslcincr, lililccn Filzg'cr:Llml, l,:LkcwooLl: Hel c n l'orfci'. Ull'Vl'l3lllfl1 Flllll Auxlrcy Richurrl, C'lCVl'l?lIlIl., fo our class. ,lxIl'lllllL'l' whcn wc uscd to bl't0WL1fl :lrounzl lho lmck y2ll'fl of lhc school hy hlr. I-larry llnycs. lhc cusfocliun who would pul Il plank on lhc hack of lhc c:Lr? Our l:Lsl your Ill' Forcslvicw was :L vcry happy :Lml prospcrous one. Nancy Price rc- furncfl lo our room :Lffcr having gonc h:Lck l'o Rocky Rivcr 2lfl'l'l' lhc 'rhircl gruclc, :Incl we :Llso hiul Lois Irwin .ioin us from lnlkcwoofl. Miss Viola vV2llli0l' :Lnrl Miss Diclz were our hoinc rooni lcnchcrs. twelve

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SENIORS .IAN lil ANDERSON Jwuin Friendship Club, 2-3--lf: Sccrc- tary, -1-5 Basketball, 1-2-34 An- nual Staff, 4-g Glee Club, 1-2- 3-4, Mixed Chorus, 2-3-4.5 Lead- crs Club, 3-fl-g Secretary, 35 Stu- dent Council, -1-4 Play, 3--1-. ll UTTON AS H CR A l 'l' Dutch Hi-Y, 3--l-5 Vicc Prcsidcnt, -I-g Animal Staff, -lg Class Vicc President, 44 Orchcstra. 2-3--I-g Photography Club, -L: Play, 3-4, Band, 3, National Honor So- cicty, 4. DUNALD HECK Becky Hi-Y, 3-4, Annual Staff, lg Glec Club, 1-2, Mixed Chorus, 2: Class Social Committcc, lg Pllotography Club, Al-3 Play, 3--l-.3 Football, 4. MARGAR l'1'l' B0'l l' 'f.lIar'yarrl Friendship Club, 2-3--lg Bay Window, 3, Annual Staff 43 Play, -t. llUlll'Ilt'l' CAYCl'l NIC. C. ni-Y, zz, 1-lay, 11. VVM. CII It IS'l'0I Fl'lltSON ll'illie ' lli-Y, 3-tg Photography Club, fi--I-3 Football, 1-2-3-1-g Basket- ball, l-2-3--ig Baseball, 2-3-44 Play, 1-. BEVERLY ANTHONY ls' cv Fricndship Club. 2-3--1-g Annual Staff, -lg Glcc Club, 1-2-3-4-4 Cheer Leader, 4-3 Class Secre- tary, lg Student Council, 3-+4 Play, 3--I-. J EAN BAXTER If!'!llLH ltocky ltivcr, 1-2: Friendship Club, 3--I-g Annual Staff, -Lg Play, 3--1-g National Honor So- ciety, 4-. .IUANN BLAHA 'flu Fricndship Club, 2-3--I-g Basket- ball, 34 Annual Staff, 44 Play, 4. ICM M A CASE ' E m my We-st 'l'cch, 2-35 Glec Club, 13 Friendship Club, -I-3 Annual Staff, 4, Play, -l-. JAY Clll'lltliY MJ!! lli-Y, 3--I-3 Prcsiclcnt, 3--I-3 Stu- dent Council, 3-'I-g Treasurer, 33 Band, 3--tg Annual Staff., 'lg Bay WVindow, 1-2-3-4-g Editor, 3-4-g Play, 3--1-g Radio Play, -I-4 National llonor Society, 4. MA li YBELLE CULP 'Ulla-all Friendship Club, 2-3-4, Publi- city and Art, 4-g Annual Staff, -l-g Glee Club, 1-2-3-lg Mixed Chorus, 2-3, Play, 3-Al-3 Class Secretary, 24 National Honor Society, 4-. Where Do We fourteen