Review of the Elyria High Class of 34 History Highlights
In September 1930 Elvira High marked her 100th birthday as the class of 34 began. New teachers arrived and the gym gained an electric score board. Sophomores saw a new gym floor, a melodrama, and school improvements. Junior year brought staffing changes, a Lorain game victory, and deaths of teachers Barth and a classmate Kenneth Mitchell. Senior year featured a new art teacher, a nine-period schedule, a Lake Erie League championship football team, and a school song. The period notes clubs, leaders, and athletic letter recipients among the class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira High
Luella Eisenmann
Marl Frye
Lois Littleton
C. Smith
E. Glenn Baxter
Alice Storer
Dramatic Club
Cappy Ricks
Charlotte Fox
Elyria
Lelawalla
J.D. Severs
Elma High
E. D. Adams
Cupid
Roy Clymer
Doris Southam
Ruth Miller
J. F. Brown
Clymer
A. N. Smith
Lorain
East Lynne
Kenneth Mitchell
Mr. Barth
Betty Lersch
Agnes Schaefer
Elyria High
Miss Gilbert
Coffland
Marian Witt
Gilbert
Plocher
Alfred Stoll
Ruth Stark
Jack Cullin
J. Martin Beck
Bernice Atkinson
Lake Erie
Clnics
Ruth Wilcox
Jane McQuistion
Mary Louise Duffy
Anita Hines
Helen Blocksom
Janet Baus
Virginia Born
Dorothy Murbach
Ruth Koplin
Mabel Smith
Maxine Smith
Betty Fox
Dorothy Meyers
Sarah Thomas
Betty Horvat
Donna Dickason
Jean MecCrann
Joe Bedoes
Jack Brown
Bill Ooinman
Charles Custer
Tom Dean
George Dunstan
Norman Eldridge
Ralph Marsh
Gene Myers
Floyd Remph
Paul Thompson
Don Maurer
Elyria High School Class of 1934 Graduates
Congratulations to the Class of 1934 of Elyria High School. The speaker praises the graduates for daily study and for upholding the school’s fair name on the gridiron, in athletic contests, music, declamation, drama, and other extracurriculars. The city leadership expresses pride in the graduates’ character and opportunities seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
A Graduation Blessing for Future Success and Civic Hope
A heartfelt message to graduates urging success in education or trade and wishing them honor for the school. It highlights community progress, ethical standards, and continued civic responsibility to build a healthier, more secure city with educational and social advantages for future generations.
Public Spirited Institutions and Citizens List
Public spirited entities and merchants include City Hardware Co. First Savings & Loan Co. A. J. Robinson J. B. Seward Geo. R. Allen & Son General Insurance W. H. Bruck Elyria Superior Electric Co. W. J. Farewell Merchant Tailor Smith & Dirlam Art Furniture & Upholstering Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Allen & Son General Insurance
Altman & Ackétmar the Gas Company
John B. Hancock
Sotherdon & Son
Harper Method Shop
Crandall’s Drug Store
Insurance and Bonds
Ryan Beauty Shop
the Chronicle-Telegram
Tru-Value
R. E. MacDonald Baron Jewelry Co
Tattersall Dairy Glade Thomas
Brown Oil Co
Kewpee Hamburger Hotel
Guy B. Findley Kolinski and Standen
Botamer
R .H. Rice
Stanford Radio
Carek, Florist
J. E
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred Chaismen
Ann Kolopos
Frank Woltz
Rose Lahiff
Rolland Harmon
City Hardware Co
First Savings & Loan Co
A. J. Robinson
J. B. Seward
W. H. Bruck
Nehl Bottling Company
Elyria Superior Electric Company
W. J. Farewell
Charles Guth
Lucas Plumbing Company
The
Peerless Laundry & Dry Cleaning Company
Peat Printing Company
Art Furniture & Upholstering Co