Andrews School - Andrean Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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X07 ,X ' ,Wig 6:Lwu.u-00411 '76"72.q Are Made of This l'ubIished by the Sym 1 K In 01' XXIJRHXVS SCHOUI FUR GIRIS XVill0l1gl1b.x '... Ohio Administration MISS ROBI41R'l'A l.l'1lC DEAN Ulf Gill LS Muuni Vninn l'oll4-gr .X.ll. Sj'!'iii'llSl' l'nivn-rsily BLK. Ilurvarcl lvlliVt'l'Siif' Ks-nt Stuiv l'lIiYQ'l'Siij' VW-xh-rn lh-M-rw' I'lliYl'l'Niij A warm amilc and lmppx "Hollow in H10 lll0l'Ili ,rw Q Silll'L'I'l' at'0llgl'2lt'lll2lfi0l!S for :1 job wvll cl: c'hm-vrflll word in :1 iillll' of stress whom wc ri-nu-m IJOI' Amlrcws. wo shall rc-f IIIOIIIIDOI' Miss IA-0. Ii. U. IIIBSVIIMAN Hu' Imul of our sclmu - our frii-ml. :ulviscr fuswllvl' - thiw is l,il'l'l' fm' Ralph U. Illbscll 'Sis-55:22 CARL R. KIMBALI, Radiant personality, expressed by a frequent chuckle and an ever- present boutonniere, en- hances his unaffected dignity. "Beau Brummel of the Twen- tieth Centuryv describes this man-about-school. Board of Trustees Jolm R. VVILLIAMS, I'rf'side-nt GEORGE VAN GCJIRIJEIK, Vive Presirfellf CAM. R. KIBIHIXLL, Treasurer RAI,I'H O. Hinsonmfm. Serretary STEWART I4 AKMIBJ ION Onsoxi I br Joi-xN ARFHI lt 'NI Di- mn .IoHm T SCOTT ,xi L I+ xmx I4 RANK N bl-IANKIAND PIANO Oberlin Conservatory Diller Quayle School. precious memories. 3 MRS. ETHEL KIMBAII Cleveland Institute of 'Vlusn An organ, the Andlews audi torium, and the SIIlC6lBlY rxa cious lady who adds so much to our programs- she will al ways remain one of our most I CCNTENTS Administration . Faculty Classes . Seniors . Iuniors . Sophomores . . Freshmen . Organizations . . Activities . Finn Nillllllllls Dedication ry xvUHIlU'Ill'lll ink S ': lw nn l"nllu-r ndrews School Says Farewell MRS. GRIFFICY lk-clicnliiig this nn' nuul fo you is only :i snmll token of our sin' core appreciation. l'u- ficncu. officioiicy, :incl helpfulness f- llicso arc only n few of your vir- tues flint wo slmll rv- nieinlmer. ? S l'iclurm-cl wifll Director li. 0. Hilmsclunan :irc Mrs. Mary XV00llW0l'tll, liouscinollicr of Holmrl House: 'lloin Sunzolmrino, Cliicf C'usloflinn: Fl'1lIlli N. Slldlllililllil., llllllllllilt' HL'i'l'Cl2ll'-YZ :inrl Lynn Fuller, supcrinfcnilenl of lmuilmlings :incl grounds. A clinner honoring Hn-so four retiring nicinlmcrs of flu- sfaff was given li-s flu- Anclruws BO2ll'll of Trusfecs on Ucfolmer l8 in flu- SCllU0l flininv' roonl. All P1 eniployecs of flu- scliool were invilccl. Mrs. lVUOflW0l'l'll was al Hn' sc-llool 353 -vi-:Li's1 Mr. Sanzolirino, 4-5 years: Mr. Slldlllililllfl. 33 -VL'1ll'S1 :xml Mr. Fuller. 26 yours. 5 cnifv n GRAY, HARRIET Physical Education Kl- University of Vermont Ph.B. Bouve-Boston School of Physical Education, Certificate of Teaching Pennsylvania State College M.S. GRABNER, ANNA Foods 'll' Ohio State University B.S. Columbia University Chicago University GERBER, BEULAH Nurse 'li Nyack Institute, New York Lake County Memorial Hospital Mount Sinai Hospital R.N. DE RENZO, ANGELINE Lalindry The Andrews School for Girls Cleveland College BERNDT, MARTHA Music 'll' Bowling' Green University B.S. BOYLE, CLARENCE History 'll' Kent State University B.S., M.A. Western Reserve University CARR, KENNETH Art and Interior Decoration 'li' Michigan State Normal, University of Michigan Slippery Rock State Teachers College Kansas City Jr. College Kansas City Art Institute M.F.A COX, MARIE Foods 'I'-If Ohio State University B.S. University of Illinois M.S. University of Chicago .I1'IANGl'1'1NAT, 1'Il'GENI'1 Sliorthsind, Typing il- liush-rn Illinois Stull- l'ulll'Q:.'0 Uhin Stem- l'nix'1-rsiiy fVl..'X. Yl7lIIlgStUWl1 Cullm-gc' H0l'Sl'1. OTIS c'llt'lIllSl!'y, Civm-rnl Svis- l'nivc-rsity of Oklsllunnal ILS.. Mild. Km-nl State- l'niv4-rsiiy 'l'4'XIlN l'niv1-rsily HAYVKINS. Bl'1l.I,l'1 Flotliim: 'INI- fllilllllllllil l'niv4-rsity ILS., MA NVQ-sh-rin llc-sm-rvv l'lllY4'I'Nllj' K4-ni Shih- l'liiva-rsily Glil'll'lNl'l. MARTHA liihlv, Cmvrisulillm-1' liz ': liighlh Ursula- llixtury. Ill-fail Mzifli. ll- li0WllIIfI llr-- ' Uhiu If - ' . Ohio Nurtha-rn l'i1ivs-rs' l'l1-vc-luml IVI:1rsh:1ll Sch of l.:1w Faculty Pl NVE LL, MARJ OR I li KOR .Xritlmlc-fic. Algs-bra if Qin-1-11's l'niv1-rsily, tlllllilllil., li..X Unlalrio K'0ll4-gr of l'Irlm'alion PAYNIC DR. WA RR EN 1 School Pllysic-inn -Xl- l'nivn-rnity of 'lk-xzxs l5..X l'nivc-rsily of Texans Me-rlical School MJD. I,l'lN, MAli.l0liIl'1 Vluthing: X'-l 'l'h4- Amlre-ws School for Girls Uhin Shih- l'niv1-rnity ILS. K4-nt Stats- l'nivn-rsity JORDAN, .lANl'I'l' Cosinc lnlugy ll- Uhin Slate l'niv4-rsily lS.S. Ed. l.ill inn J ohnson Academy of fosuleiulngy Robert Finnvc Institute Hair Styling uf Facult l l STOCKING, JESSIE Retailing 'X'-lr Cleveland School of Art Carnegie Institute of Technology R.S. Western Reserve I'nivc-rsity NLS. XVALL, IDIS English 'lil- Kcnt State University B.S. VVo0ster College Western Reserve University Pennsylvania State College Uhio University VVHITE. DOROTHEA Shorthand, Office Practice 4-K- Uhio State University B.S., 1VI.A. Gregg School of Shorthand Stenotype School XVOODSIDE, EDN,-X l"lnglish -I--X' Wayneshurg College BA. Ohio State University Columbia University University of VVisconsin SKIDMORE, JEANNETTE Latin, Grade 'INX- Baldw Seventh and Eighth English in-VVallace A.R. Radcliffe College NVestern Reserve M.A. SKVLY, VIRGINIA Physical Education Social Science -X-I l.ake Erie College B.A.. Sl .ESSMA N . MARIE Foods if Bowling Green University Uhio State University R.S. SPAFFORD, VIRGINIA Business English, Book- keeping. Filing, Typing -Xl- Ohio State University ILS. New York University Western Reserve University Cffice Staff I ll'f of our lllClIl0l'iL'S, of course, will inclurlc X' 1-:lm XV,xs'rr:, SNlll'l'iNfl'IlIlt'IIf of flfllllllllx Q I. R N N I ,uw M fx N , l!n0L'L1'4'1u'1' NIMH' JAN!-1 STICIN, Sft'Il0gl'1ll1lN'I' Y lhi'1"l'I4: Crlcm-:NI,m:, S4'4'n'1111'y fn flu' IIil'm'fur i'1..x1c,x BONSICY. Alxxisfzllzi lfrmM'r'1'p4'r NI,x1:1r: li,xJ,x1,,x. In'rgi.s'frar Holmlf Hmmm Mrs. Lulu xll'fUllll0I' Our Can and our Nlrs. Iwllllful' lfrzlzivx' I3 El ,153 my fi ':::E Hmlsn- No. -L 5a:,.,. f 'V :" Mrs. Hum-l Blyth f if Housv XO. 5 E Mrs. llvlvn Gm- klltlklllll Housn Mrs. Cmrtrude Lieber Lytle House Mrs. Marian Young LSZI-Iomes vusemothers M- 2 sm' ullsl. Mrs. IM-rtlm l'rfur Alnlrm-ws Housi- Nlrx. Lilliaul llc-nc h' Scevlc Hmm- Nlrx. .Hmm Whlh Nh-nfur .X wnuc House i Mm. Mildrvd A11-c'mw W Q 3 Q Q 5' , ,Q 'U gif E 2 AGM IIC UN vm! Miss Esthu NN alvoord V V "' '- " 5 I ., ,. a.,-.9 ,-,..:.,,,,. 56,56 aw. Ilnslrifu 2 y S I 2 vi s. Wealthy Iiauslnunn X WP? 5 SENIGRS I 2 2 u 5 1 nr I 1956 N,-. QM , iw ,nz -Rim.. '. :TQ - 1 , w. Seniors President Gail Evon Seymour ART "The art department shines again." Put-in-Bay. Ohio A.A.A 1-4: Class President 4: Choral Club 3.4: Groom- ing Board 2: Modern Dance Cluh 2. Vice-Pre.-ridefil Mary Jane Hall FOODS "Is that an angel or an imp?" 3415 Westbury Road Shaker Heights 20, Ohio A.A.A. 1: Choral Club 2-4. Ensemble 1-4: Class Sec- retary 1, Vice-President 4: Girl Scouts 1. Adviser 1. Secretary Sharen Louise Swanson BUSINESS "It's love that makes the world go 'round." 1462 Hayden Avenue East Cleveland, Ohio Kirk Junior High 1: An- drean Staff 4: Ariel Staff 4: Class Secretary 4: Ohor- al Club 3.4: Glee Club 2: Grooming Board 3. Treasurer .Ioan M. Winpisinger RETAIL "Be slow of tongue and quick of eye." 356 Fairway Boulevard Willowick, Ohio Andrews House Board 8: Class Treasurer 4. .lx.-fixta1il- 1l1'Pfl!4llll'l4'l' Suzy 'Frcrifirnox' ART "Carnegie Hall or bust." Hanna Road VVilloughby Hills, Ohio A.A.A. 1-4: A.A.A. Board I: Andrean Staff 4: Class Assiatant Treasurer 4: Cho- ral Club 4. Ensemble 4. A .A .A. Representative Geraldine Lee White COSMETOLOGY "A friendly smile and a winning way." 38637 Ninadell Willoughby, Ohio A.A.A. Representative 23 Choral Club 2-3, Ensemble 4: Dining Room Board 2. 14 Social Chairfman, Linda Ray Greenouglx ART "Love is what you make W, 327 Prospect Street Berea, Ohio Andreun Staff 4: Ariel Staff 4: Class Social Chair- man 4: House President 1, Social Chairman 1,3: His- tory Club Secretary 4: Grooming Board 3. Senior f .W .e MM Guil Karen Auld HVSINESS "Never lets her studies in- terfere with her fun." 12810 Nt. Clair Avenue Clevvland. Ohio Andre-un Staff 4: Choral Club 3.4: Gleo Club 2: Tlin- ing Room Board Tl. I f l llrcudu . ai ll 1 l RETA L "A smil akes a, good start." 3653 North llavvn Blvd. Uuyulloza Falls, Ohio A.A.A. 1-4: Ariel Staff 2 1 Choral Club 4: House Pres: idont 1, Vice-President 4 Student Council 1.2: T.V Squad 1-3. Diane June llurski R ETAII4 "A girl has a right to change her mind." 258869 Sunset Trail Willoughby, Ohio A..l.A. 1-4: Choral Club ZL4: House Secretary-Trensb urer 3: TV. Squad 2.3. Ht-nd 2. Muritu Cla rc llrill RETAIL "Tall, tailored, and poised." Torrington, Wyoming Amlri-un Stuff 4: Choral Club 8,43 Ensmnble 41 Customer Advisory Board Il: Student Council 3: Jazz :ind Modvrn Music' Band 4. nu Frances Ellen Brunner .loan Margin-riiv Vary Nance Elizabeth Clos:- PUODS FOODS ART "Speech is silver: silence "She's got a 'CASE' on "I can't help it., I'm just a is golden." life." genius." 1454 Mt-nto.r .lvl-uno Malvern, lown 1637 PlQ'ilNilY'lNliil0 Drive Nlvutor. Ohio Clt-Vi-land, Ohio l'lllSt'llllll1' Sth. "..,Hlj',lI Andrean Stuff Ariol le-ruling 244. Tumbling 1: Sfflff 45 Class llC"'p""5" .hlllll't'iIll Stuff 43 Fhorul Club 23 Ulf-0 Cluh 1: Din- ing Room Board 33 llrunlu Club .41 Radio Club 3,43 Mod:-rn ll:nu'o Ulub l, dont 2: llllllllbl Room Board 1-33 Druvnu Club 43 His- tory Club Yir'v-President 43 House St'I'l't'lIll'Y l, Vivo- Prvwidvnt 4: Stude-ut Uourt lluiliff 3. 15 Carolyn A. Durrow l'0SMl'lTOIAlGY "You know I say just what I think. No more and no less." 157442 Slmrpv Ava-tuxv Willoughby, Ohio '. Chorul Club 2,143 Sulnorior lflllllll-C' Stull- Solo Ponta-st. Seniors Dorothy Agnes Dm-'Boer CLOTHING "The eyes that smile." 1073 East 337th Stu-vt Plastlakv. Ohio Androan Staff 4: Arie-l Staff 41 Cainora Club Il,-L President 41 Dining Room lloard 12: Grooming' Board Prosidi-nt 4: Stmlviit Conn vil 4. Anno Douhrava RPITAIL "Friendship is the bond of reason." 2150 Lost Nation Road Willoughby, Ohio A.A.,l. 1-43 Arii-l Staff li,-1: .lndrt-'an Staff 13,43 Cami-ra Club 1-4, Secretary-T1'vaS- lll'l"l' 2. Vice-Pri-aicieiit 33 Custoiner Advisory Board 1: Grooming Board il: Stu- dent Counvil il. Marion K. Ermatinger BUSINESS "Work fascinates me. I can sit, and watch it for hours." 41305 l'lhn AYQIIIIE' Ashtabula. Ohio A.A.A. l-4, Small A Club 25,43 Andre-an Staff 43 Ariel Staff 1-4, Enlitoi'-iii-Cliief 43 Choi-al Club 2,3, Ensem- ble 2,33 Drama Club 4: National Thespian Soi-iety 43 Radio Club 4: Housi- Secretary-Treas u 1' e r 4 5 Placed in State History Test 3: T.V. Squad 2:Time Doralyn Fair BUSINESS "Ever 'FAIR' but never proud." 138876 Garde-nside Drivv lVilloughby, Ohio A.A,A. 1-4, Small A Club 2, Large A Club 3,45 A.A.A, Board 2,3. Vivo-President 4: Yale-Harvard Basket- ball 3,43 Andrean Staff Il. -tg Ariel Staff 2: Choral Club 2-4, Ensemble 4: Svhool Library l. Magaz ine A ward 3 . Sharon Lynne Farrow 1' LOTH l NG "Nothing is impossible to a willing heart." 12756 West 25th Street Ole-vm-land 9. Ohio A.A.A, 1--13 Ariel Staff 1.22 Audroan Sta-ff 4: Cainora Club 1: Choral Club 2-4. lfludora Marie Fritzinge-i' f'flSllIl4lTUl4OHY "Innocence abroad." 5172 Haverford llrivv Lyndhurst, Ohio A.A.A. 2-43 A.A..l, Board 43 Yale-Harvard Clievrlead- ing 3,-1: Andrean Staff 4: Class Vive-President Sth: Drama Club 3.43 National 'llhf-spian Soriety Il,-1. Ili liosclve Gallagher VOSMETOLOGY "Music hath charms." Churdon Road . lVilloug'hby Hills, Ohio Class Vice-President llrania Club 4. Sue Ann Grady COSMETOLOGY "A little spark plug in ev- ery crowd." 24071 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid. Ohio Camera Club lg Grooming Board 4. 'l'rula Jean Greer Loretta Ann Hann Janet Patrieia Hart t'I,0THlNG BUSINESS FOODS "The best way to have a "She's waiting for her "Her cup runneth friend is to be a friend" JW-I Stevens lloult-vard liastlake. Ohio sailor boy. with love." When he arrives, t,here'11 be great joy." Cleveland, Ohio 257550 Park Avenue Over 2999 East 55th Street Seniors Audrey E. Heymun A HT "Inspiration and genius- one and the same." H175 Summit Avenue liakewood, Ohio fganwm mul, Sw.,.,,m,.3., lhllllllljfllhy. Ohio .l,A,A. 3,-lg ,Kntlreun Stuff AAAAI 2.43 And,-pun Staff T,.,,u.m.,.,. 4: Dinimt. Hmm, I 1 43 Ariel Staff 2: Grooinmg 43 014,55 IDN-gjdgm 3: Cho,-. Bmlrd 3: G,.m,min! Bunwl Ariel 5t't'l'Pl'tll'X 4. lioard 4: House Board 41 al Club 2,35 Drama Uluh 45 'Y li ' mul Girl of Xloclern llzinr-P Club l. St-holastie Magazine Award -. tml ivruo 1 1 Yi-ai' L.: 'Fllllt' Xlagrazim- ,Kward 2, Il: Time Mnguzine Award Il: Grooming Board 1: His' tory Club Presirlent 4, Marilyn A rvilla Howard FOODS "Life without music would be a, rnisl:a.ke." ZZUIU4 l'herokee .lvenuv lflut-lid 19, Ohio .X,A.A. l-4, Small A Vlub 3,-I3 AAA. Board 33 Yale- llarvard Basketball SL4: Andrf-an Stuff 4: Ualiiera Club lg Uliox-nl Club 2-4. President 4: Enservvble 4: Excellent and Superior Rat' ings in Distrivt Contest 15: Girl Scouts President 1: Place in American and Xvorld History Distr-it-t Umi- tests il. Marlene Elizabgth Jale CLOTH I NG Eugenia Hunyadi RETA l l. "Laughter is the most "Beware of the fury of a healthful exertion." patient man. " North livdford Road Macedonia, Ohio E118 Hint- Avenue l'ainv+x'ille, Ohio .l..X..l l-4: Class I'i't-eident House Board I, Secretary- Treasurer 2: Modern Dann-e Club 13 Yale-Hxwvnrd i'llt'l"l'lt'ilfllllK I. 21 Clioral Club 2-43 Dining Room Board Zig House lioard President l. I7 Nancy Louise Jersey RETAIL "The best is good enough" 'l'owulinL- Road North Madison. Ohio ,lriel Staff 43 Customer Advisory Board l,2C Drama Uluh 3,43 House President 73: Student Uouneil 2.3. Seniors .lztcquvlinc Johnson BU S l NESS Martha Linda Jones. A RT "Reserve is the truest ex- "I WILL go to Mexico." ression of res ect to D P - ward those who are its 30:2 West 49th Street object." .hSllt2llllllll. Ohio R..F.D. 2, Dewey Road Andrezln Staff 4: Arivl Madison. Ohio Staff 4: Drumzi Club 3. Vice-President 4: History A.A.A. 2: Ariel Stuff 2.3: Club 4: House- President Editor-in-Chit-f 4. Sally Jennifcr Kininer FOODS "Who said gentlemen mar- ry brunettes." 5398 Columbia Road North Olmsted, Ohio Andrean Staff 4:Ariel Stuff .4: Dining Room Board 2, Head 4: House Social Chairniun 3, Bnrlrairzi Jvwel Klein COSMETOLOGY "Where' s Barb? Search Liberace.' ' lT1G Maple Stn-of Vilickliffo, Ohio Andrean Stuff 4: Class President 8th: Choral Club 2-4, Enseniblv Hth: Girl Scouts 7th, Sth: Grooniin,f: Board 3: Customer Advis- ory Bunrd 7th: Student Council Sth. Kay Marie Kusmer Shirley Rose Lago Cleo Marlene Loggnt Margaret I.e-imbnch BUSINESS CLOTHING BUSINESS FOODS "Nice, Bright, Just Right" "She's got something up "Gentlemen prefer "Her fortune is love - a 29204 Burjodc Road VVillowick. Ohio A.A.A. I-4, Sninll A Club 3,4: Andreun Stuff 4: Chor- al Club 3.4: Cleo Club 2: Town Girl President 3: Student Counuil Vice Pres- ident 4. her sleeve: a. crazy bone." 37847 SQ-cond Street Willoinfrhby, Ohio Czmn-rn Club 4: Dining Ronin llozird 3, 18 Blondes.' ' 631 Soutliuw-st 5th Awnin- Forl Laude-rclule. Florida A.A.A. 1-4. Small A Club 2, Large A Club 3.4: Varsity Hockey 3.4: Andrezin Staff 4: Ariel Staff 3: Class President 1: Draina Clnh 3.4, President 4: National Thespiun Society 3,4: Ra- dio Club 3,4. Secrf-tary 3: Student Council 1.2.4, Mar- shal Z: Student Court Ston- ozrapher 3. much more permanent wealth. ' ' Hubbard Road Madison -on-the'Lnkv. Ohio A.A.A, 3: Arie-l Stuff 4 House Secretary 1, Vice President 3, Social Chnir man 4. Seniors Joanne Claire Lindeman BUSINESS "Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows." 1018 Cadle Avenue Mentor, Ohio A.A.A. 1-4, Small A Club 2-43 Large A Club 43 A.A.A. Board 2.33 Varsity Hockey 3,43 Andrean Staff 43 Chor- al Club 2-4, Ensemble 1-4: Student Council President 4: Student Court Judge 3. Sandra Edith Lloyd ART "No coward's soul is mine." 4120 Kirtland Road Willoughby, Ohio Audrean Staff 4. Margaret E. Maxwell BUSINESS "Quiet and shy doth she APPEAR." R. D. 2 Chillicothe Road Mentor, Ohio Andrean Staff 4: Ariel Staff 4: Choral Club 2-3, Librar- ian 3. Mary Jane McCafferty BUSINESS "Where your treasure is. there your heart is s.1so." 37605 Vine Street Willoughby, Ohio A.A.N 12- Andrean Staff 43 Ariel Staff 43 Drama. Club 3.41 National Thes- pian Society 3,43 Radio Club 3,4, President 4: Stu- dent Council 4. Bertha Louise Merchak BUSINESS "'Rich' with happiness." 908 High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio A,A.A. 1-4, Small A Club 2, Large A Club 3,41 A.A W Board 2-4, Secretary 43 Varsity Hockey 3,43 Yale- Harvard Basketball 2,43 Andrean Staff 3.4: Ariel Staff 1.42 Class Treasurer 1: Choral Club 2-4, Eu- semhle I-4. Gail Annette Meyer ART ' "Silence is more musical than my song." 112 Riverside Court Elyria, Ohio Elyria High 1,23 A,A.A. 3, 4, A.A.A. Board 43 Varsity Hockey 3.4: Ariel Staff 4: -tndrean Staff 43 Class Sec- retary 3: Choral Club 3.4. Ensemble 3,41 Superior Rating, State Solo Contest. Evelyn Neundorfer BUSINESS "She's short, but so is a stick of dynamite." 7900 Connecticut Avenue Cleveland, Ohio A.A.A. 1-3 3 Andrean Staff 4: Choral Club 2-4, En- semble 2-4: Dining Room Igoard 43 House Secretary 19 Donna Marie Overholt RETAIL "Sorrow is brief, but joy is endless." 991 South Main Akron, Ohio Customer Advisory Board I: Glee Club 3, Senior Sheilah Ann Pzirtington Linda Ann Paulson Joyce Marie Penny f'harlc-en Ann Rainsey BUSINESS CLOTHING CLOTHING Rl'l"l'AlL "Her voice was soft and "To live long, it is neces- "Shy and earnest in her "Therefs no joke like her low: at fine thing in a sary to live slowly." work." OWU J0k6-" woman." liox 114 256629 Hu-vi-in ll1l1llL'ViII'1l Tlioinpson. Ohio 19050 Lnko Shoro Blvd. Fuirvivw, l'i-iinSyli':iuin l.Villoug:hby, Ohio l'lul'lid 19, Ohio .l..l.A. Il.-1: flliornl Uluh 1'illll9l'iI Club 4: Nlorlern Dining: Room Bouwl 4: l1i:-- ll,-1. .1,A.A. 142, Slllilll A Club llzinrv illuh 1. tory Ululi 4. ZL4. Ilziiyfzv A Club 4: Vor- sity Hockey 41 Aiiclrm-:xii Stuff 4: Ariel Stuff 4: Druinu Club 3,-1, Stiidout Director -1: Nilflllllill Thi-ff piun Soc-ivty 3.4: Radio Club 3.4: Glue- Club 1.2: House Board 1.4. House- Presirlc-nt 1: Modern Danvi- Clfgib 1: Studvnt Counvil 1... Charlene Burnettc Rolfe- COSM ETOLOG Y "She's a. peach of a. per- son." 1727 Arbor Strvl-1 lVillou'il-k. Ohio lianiie-i'u Ulub 1,21 Chornl Club 2-4. linse-mblo 1.11 Dining: Room liourfl 4, Joanne Marie' Solo ART "'1'herels no substitute for talent." 1404 XV:-st ritli Strom-1 Aslitnbulzl, Ohio Clio:-:il Club 2. Pins:-inblv ' 1,21 f'uxtoine-r .Mlvisory Ilourrl ZZ: llriunn Ulub 4: Girl Scouts 1,21 Ile-:ul of Usher Squaifl 4: Houm- l'residvnt 4: Tri "C" Club 4: Jazz :iufl llorlvrn Musli- lS:in4l 4. 211 Janice L90 sil1ilV?l l.o1s Ann Sll0ltlS ISLTSINICSS C'OSMl'l'l'Ol,OGY "A smile that could eat a "Little but mighty." banana sideways." 136 East 315th Str:-ot 11235 Alt. Vernon lioiilvvzllwl Willou'ick. Ohio f'lovvl:iucl Hviglits 12, Ohio .l..X.A. 1: Anmlrozui Stuff 4: .liimlwziii Stuff 3.4: ,lrivl Spirit of Ariel 4: Dining Slilff 43 Dllllllif RUIHH liooni Bonril 1: lVll'ill'l11l Club Board 1: llrunm Club 11.4. Il,-1: National Tliuspiau Su. Secr9tzii'y 4: Ravlio K'lub 1-ie-ty 25.43 Rnalio Club 3,-1: 25.41 Glen- Club 2: Housn- 1il'O0lIll1lEllllIll'4l4: Studi-nl liourd 4: House President f'ouu1-il-1. 2: Modern Darin- Club il: Stuilvnt Uounr-il 1.2. Seniors Bernice Marie Span i'l.OTlllNtl ISUSINKSS "Nifty with a needle." Carol Fnrren Str-vi-ns "A girl full of 'RICH' Lynclsi .li-an 'l'vsr'likc VLOTIIING "Where there's a will Kim-l 'l'idcrnnui IBUSINESS "Blushing is the color of dreams." there's a way." virtue," 4019 Uypress Avi-nuv l'Ivvvl:iinl 9, Ohin C5418 lVust linule-vurll 2205215 Cliie-kusnu' .lvl-lim 1212 114.5-.li-H ,ku-iliiv l'll-velziml ll, Ohin l':lll'llll Ill. Ohio l'll-x'z-lniill. Ohin .l..l.A. 2-4: YillQ"llill'Y2ll'll Tumbling 2: Ariel Stuff 4: .l..l.A. l-4, Slllilll .l lllllll A.A..X. l-4, Sinull A Ulub ,K.A..l. lb-l. Snizill .X Club Ilrunnx Ulub 3.4: Studi-nt 22, I.:ir,1:v A Club 3.4: flll' 2: Lurgu- A Club Ii.4:A..l..l. 2. Lurm' .X lilllll 3.4: A..l..l. f'0nuril 11 lluuse- l'i-osillvnt llrvun Slaiff 3.4, lflcliturfin- liuurd 13.131 Vursity llnrkvy liuurcl ill, l'i'vsi4ln-lil 4: 4, Uhil-f -1: .lrivl Stuff 14: ISA: f'lin1'ulf'l11b3,-li Ulm' ,Xiu-lil-i'y ,lwzlrll Il: Yule-- Cluss Se-ci-4-tary 2: llruinn Club l: Studviit Counril 4: llurvairnl Tunibliua' lvil: Club Il.-1. Tl'f'1lSll!'t'l' 4: Sturlviil Cnurt Assm-iailv Varsity llm-ki-y 23,41 .Kn- Tliesnizin 4: Rndio Club il. .lulllzp Il. Uhivf .liistirv 4. :li-van Staff 4: f'lmr:il Ulub 4: Hausa' Vice-Presiilent Sl: Sturlwnt Cruirl Clerk 2. 2-4. lflnse-uiblv l'4: lluusl' Vis-41-l'i'e-sill:-iit I. Susan Tiguc' Marilyn May VVakf-lf-0 Cutlierine Wurzlow Murnzi Duyll- VV0lk BUSINESS FOODS CLOTHING RETAIL "A girl who can always hit "Her smile is a ARAY' of l'K1ndness gives birth to Self-conquest is the great, a. high note." sunshine." kindness." est of victories." 37943 Wright Sire-vt Ill Garfield Drive 30275 Lorain Roull 546 Kenmore S. li. XVillnughby, Ohio Pninvsvillv, Ohio Clevvland, Ohio Warren, Ohio A.A..l, 1-4. hnnill A Club .1.A.A. 1-4, Largo A Vlub A.A.A. 1-4. Small A Club 2, Choi-:il Club 2.3,-1. 3,43 Amlrm-aiu Business -1, Tl'Q'2lNlll'k'l' 43 Varsity Large A Club 3.4: A.A.A, Muimlzvr 4: Choral Club Hockey 4: Yule-Hurvaird Representative 3: Varsity 2-4, Vive-l'resi4lent 4, lin- Basketball 1-4: Auclreun Hockey 3,43 Arivl Stuff senilllv 4: Class '1'l't'ElNlll'l'l' Stuff 4: Ariel Stuff 4: 3,4: Camera Club 1,23 2: H4-:ill nf Hull fiuurils 4, llrannx Club 3,4: Rullio Modern Dance Club 1,23 l'lub ZL4: Grnnniinu: liourll .1 5 Stinlmn f'4uuic'il Tronsurvr 4. Zl Q 1? "The Bouncing Babies---'57 Varieties" By Marion Ermatinger GAIL AULD: Out in front her hands are crossed. Her golden curls were often tossed. DIANE BARSKI: Her brown braids have long been gone, but her "Intimate" scent lingers on. FRANCES BRUNNER: You'll notice her disap- proving stare, as she's sitting in her big highchair. JOAN CARY: She looks so undecided here. ller big black cockei-'s sitting near. CAROLYN DARROW: In her hands she holds :n stick. Of the boys she has her pick. DOROTHY DE BOER: Standing straight and grasping the chair. she looks as cuddly as a little bear. ANNE DOUBRAVA: The hat and muff belong to her, and she still favors quality fur. MARION ERMATINGER: She holds some posies in her hand. Life then was simple, sweet, and grand. DORALYN FAIR: She's sitting ina big beach chair. And her baby buggy is also there. EUDORA FRITZINGER: Her long black socks should catch your i-ye. You'll find her picture by and by. SUE GRADY: Her hig topknot will make you howl, for here she looks like u kewpie doll. LINDA GREENOUGH: Her little face looks rather grim, for she's been taken from her swim. MARY JANE HALL: Pointing a finger at us all, thnt's M.J. and her big rag doll. NANCY JERSEY: That shy smile has grown just a bit bolder, but she still gives you that look over her shoulder. JACQUE JOHNSON: Standing straight as at at- tention, her big wide grin we think we should men- tion. BARBARA KLEIN: Perched on the steps with her baby collie, her round blond curls make her look jolly. KAY KUSMER: A little girl who'll bring you joy, she's posing with the neighbor boy. MARLENE LEGGAT: The Florida breeze is blow- ing her skirt., even then she was a coy little flirt. MARGARET LEIMBACH: In the middle of the page, you'll find her sitting quite engaged. JOANNE LINDEMAN: She trustingly has grasped a hand. Students and faculty think she's grand. SANDRA LLOYD: She's posing with her dolly hercg not showing her usual amount of cheer. MARY JANE Mc-CAFFERTY: Her big brown eyes and sunny smile will help you find her after a while. BERTHA MERCHAK: She's dressed up in her pinafore--a little girl you'll just adore. DONNA OVER!-IOLT: Her diaper's the only cloth to adorn her. Her picture's in the right-hand cor- ner. SHEILAH PARTINGTON: A reclined position was her choice. You know her for her gentle voice. CHARLENE RAMSEY: She looks like a chef in her great big cap. And she just woke up from her afternoon nap. FHARLENE ROLFE: She's sitting on the porch in her rocking chair. next to her doggie with the long. shaggy hair. JANICE SATAVA: From heaven this angel just came down, wearing her long white flannel gown. GAIL SEYMOUR: The front of her hair is still cut in a "bang". Her smiling face lends the whole senior gang. I.OIS SHOLTIS: She's standing there with such u look, she didn't want her picture "took"'. BERNICE SPAN: lt' she'd been sadder she would have cried. Her picture-'s on the left-hand side. CAROL STEVENS: Un her blanket sitting prim: in her diaper she looks trim. LYNDA TESCHKE: Ungle VViggley is her book. You will find her if you look. GAEL TIDERMAN: Sitting on a bench is this lit- tle rogue, and she's dressed exactly according to Vogue. MARILYN WAKELEE: With feet wide spread. she's standing there giving the camera a steady stare. MARNA WELK: She's sitting there with ball in hand. At the Retail Store she'll fill your demand. GERRY WHITE: In her rompers she is dressed, looking neat and clean and pressed. o Class History By Mary Jane McCafferty and Joanne Lindeman We, the Class of 1957, will never forget the years we leave behind us-years full of hard work, fun, sports, dates, vacations, laughter, and even tears. In September, 1950, thirty-one enthusias-- tic girls entered the halls of Andrews fo1' the first time. With the help of our teachers and Big Sisters, we rapidly adjusted to our new surroundings. We went through the tradi- tional initiation week dressed as Chinamen, repeating "Mighty Seniors, we kow-towg at thy feet we humbly bow-.U VVe elected Mary Jane McCafferty as our first class president, and Miss Belle Hawkins and Miss Beulah Gerber were our first class advisers. In February we chose Susie Trofimov to reign as queen of our Valentine party, and in May we donned jeans and old shirts for the spring picnic at Strawberry Lane. The next fall we returned as eighth grad- ers, feeling very superior over the new sev- enth graders. Barbara Klein was elected to be our president, and with the help of our advisers, Miss Jeannette Skidmore and Mrs. Allan Powell, we journeyed through our sec- ond year at Andrews. Highlights were our Christmas party and our picnic in the spring. Some of us joined the Girl Scoutsg and under the leadership of Mrs. 'Charles Dellenzo, we worked toward our merit badges. Mr. VValter Kehres, a newcomer to the Andrews music department, directed "Annie Get Your Gun," which starred in addition to Mr. Kehres, Joanne Salo. Upon our return to Andrews as Freshmen, we fell to work, determined to uphold our ideal of the perfect Andrews girl. Mar- lene Leggat became our new class president, and under the supervision of our advisers, Mrs. J. B. Woodside and Mrs. Allan Powell, we held our Christmas party in the gym- nasium. Combining our talents, all sections of the class worked together to give our ver- sion of "Carousel", under the direction of Mr. Kehres. In the spring we faced our big decisions--the time had come to choose our vocations. We did so with many apprehen- sions, each of us hoping that she had made the right choice. We had looked forward to our Sopho- more year and its activities. Soon after school began, we elected Eugenia Hunyadi president and immediately started planning for our first class dance. Our advisers, Mrs. J. B. Woodside and Miss Marie Sless- man, helped us make the necessary arrange- ments. We chose the theme "Andy's Sweet Shoppe" for our Sock Hop, held in the new Student Center. Time passed quickly, and soon we found ourselves in the midst of preparations for our spring semi-formal, using the theme "Club 57.9 After electing Audrey Heyman as class president for our Junior year, we enter-- tained the Seniors at the fall semi-formal. The theme of "Hernando's Hideaway" was carried out by the decoration committee. A 'ghideawayv mood was created by the use of dim lights and small tables covered with red and white checkered tablecloths. During the year there were the Drama Club produc- tions in which some of us participated -- "Sunday Cost Five Pecos," "All on a Sum- mer,s Day," and "Three Pills in a Bottle". Then spring came, and with it our first prom. Under the guidance of our class ad- visers, Miss Jessie Stocking and Mr. Ken- neth Carr, and the committees appointed by our class officers, preparations for the prom got under way. YVe chose "Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom YVhite" as our theme, and Carol Robinson as our queen. Soon the day of Senior Farewell came, and as we watched the Seniors walk down the aisles of the audi- torium for the last time as students, we real- ized that all too soon we would be the ones leaving. The fall of 1955 found us coming back to Andrews as Seniors and greeting our little sisters for the first time. During initiation week they repeated with smiling faces., "VVe're hoboes plain, as you can see, with patches and pale faces-." The wiener roast ended initiation week, and soon after that we elected Gail Seymour as our class presi- dent. Again, Miss Stocking and Mr. Carr were our advisers. fContinued on page 63j Senior Class Prophecy By Marilyn Howard and Sharon Farrow Through the years we look over the ac- complishments of the various members of the Class of 1957. Our minds wander over their numerous careers and come to rest on "Hall and Hart's Hash House." There we find Mari- lyn 1Vakelee and Sally Kintner preparing a meal for the famous fashion designer, Mar- lene E. Jalc as creator of Marlene Originalsg she is being interviewed by the Pulitzer prize winning reporter, Jacque Johnson, for True Confessions. From this famous-of-famous restaurants our minds continue the journey until they reach the D it D Photo Studio. Here the famous photographers, Dorothy DeBoer and Anne Doubrava, have just recently em- ployed Miss Diane Barski and Miss Sheilali Partington to be their models for the 1967 Esquire Calendar. Beauty is very definitely the keyword this year, as we find the Misses Bertha Aler- chak and Janice Satava competing in the finals of the Miss America Contest. They are being flown to Miami today by the Brun- ner-Brill airlines. Their pilot, we have heard, is none other than Marna Dayle Welk, the first woman to fly to the moon. Sharen Swanson is the airline hostess. VVe continue from beauty-as-beauty-is to beauty-in-the-making, and make an appoint- ment at the Gerry VVhite Beauty Salon where news has been made by Miss Carolyn Darrow's hair dye that changes color every hour. The news of this discovery is equaled only by Eudora Fritzinger's new invention of a hair restorer for women, which was created at the Sholtis-Rolfe Beauty School. The promise of certain members of this class to some day visit Europe has been ful- filled, as we see Miss Audrey Heyman at- tempting to scale the great Matahorn in Switzerland. At the bottom, seated in com- fortable reclining chairs--invented by none other than lVIargaret Maxwell-we see the ex-First Lady of the VVhite House, Marlene Leggat, and the first woman President of the United States, Miss Nancy Close. They are following Audrey's progress on the Matahorn through new electronic opera glasses, which were the creation of Charlene Ramsey. South of here in the great city of Rome, we visit the Art Colony, most of which is owned by Linda Greenough and Sandi Lloyd. Here we find Martha Jones, relaxing in the Mediterranean sun and trying to create a better Mona Lisa. In Paris, Bernice Span, with the never- ending help of her associates has ibriginatezl the Andrews Dress Shoppe. Among those who have helped to make this project suc- cessful are Jean Greer, Kathy Warzlow, Donna Overholt, Linda Paulson, and Joyce Penny. They are creating styles that have changed the fashion world. Sue Grady. Brenda Bachtell, and Eugenia Hunyadi are modeling these fashions all over Europe. Mary Jane McCafferty, Joan VVinpisinger, Nancy Jersey, and Loretta Hann are em- ployed in the business office. Back in New York, through the open doors of Carnegie Hall, we hear Suzy Trofi- mov playing "Reflections in the XVater', with full orchestral background. In Green- wich Village, the Village Barn and the Vil- lage Vanguard have as their star performers Roselec Gallagher with her ever popular "Twelfth Street Rag" and Joanne Salo re- viving "Tenderly" as only "Joni', can. Today, May 27, 1967, at Case Institute of Technology, we find the president of that school, Carol Stevens, enumerating the fel- low members of her graduating class who have chosen Case, or its campus, as their permanent place of employment. Shirley Lago, as librarian, has taken it upon her- self to simplify Einstein's "Theory of Rela- tivity" for the average mind. Joanne Linde- man is housemother at the Theta Chi fra- ternity house, and in her spare time types themes for a dollar and a half an hour. Gael Tiderman is secretary to the president of this school, and on the side referees at Case athletic events. Joan Cary, as one of the nurses, is taking an advanced course in "boyology". CContinued on page 635 25 i Class Will I, Gail Auld, will to my little sisters, Jetsy and Linda, my ability to play April Fool's Day jokes on the faculty. We, Brenda Bachtell, Diane Barski, and Mary Jane Hall, will our pogo stick to anyone who thinks she can handle it. I, Marita Brill, will to Joann and Beverly the ability to get a Case graduate with nine motorcycles. I, Frances Brunner, will to my little sisters, Margie, Marilyn, and Sallie, the recipe for rubberized tomato soup. I, Joan Cary, will to my little sisters, my constant use of the telephone in Hobart House. I, Nancy Close, will my "artistic tempera- mentv to anyone who thinks she can handle it. I, Carolyn Darrow, will to any Junior, the miserable time I had trying to write my part of the class will. I, Dorothy DeBoer, will to my little sisters, Dee and Polly, the craft of roasting marshmallows over a Bunsen burner in our chemistry class and getting away with it. I, Anna Doubrava, will to Nancy, Pat, and Arlene, and any other town girl, the adroitness to rush over town every night after school before anyone else, and still belong to as many clubs as I do. I, Doralyn Fair, will my curly eyelashes to anyone who can't afford an eyelash curler. I, Sharon Farrow, will my success in having a date for every date night to my little sisters, Renee and Betty. I, Eudora Fritzinger, will to Gayle, Ann, and Katy my accomplishment of losing my hair over playing the male role of Wickham and still getting a cute boy friend in the end. I, Roselee Gallagher, will my love for the piano to any Andrews girl with equal in- terest. I, Sue Grady, will my many shades and styles of hair to Carolyn Vidmar. I, Linda Greenough, will "Sammy" to Carol Willis. I, Jean Greer, will to Ruthie and Judy my love for pizza and motorcycles. I, Loretta Hann, will to Julie Krueger the worst case of shivers in the shorthand room. I, Audrey Heyman, will to Barbara and Karen my "steadfast,' decisions as to a future career. I, Marilyn Howard, will to Joyce, Meril, and Bobbi, as happy a time in Choral Club as their big sis has had. I, Eugenia Hunyadi, will to Cynthia, Susan and Jeannine, my "movie stari' date for their date-nights. I, Marlene Jalc, will my long, lovely locks to anyone who likes short, short hair. I, Nancy Jersey, will to my little sisters my disagreement with Webster on the spell- ing of certain words. I, Jacque Johnson, will to my little sisters, Lyn and Laura, the opportunity to find a man as wonderful as mine. I, Martha Jones, will my shoes to be used as boats on the school pond. I, Barbara Klein, will to any deserving Cos- metology Junior, my "Liberace Booth". I, Shirley Lago, will to Mary and Gloria my enablement to eat like a horse and still stay thin. I, Marlene Leggat, am willing to graduate. We, Margaret Leimbach and Pat Hart, will to the junior foods majors, our ability to bake our boy friends under the cakes in the cafeteria. I, Joanne Lindeman, will my faculty for be- ing called garrulous to any ambitious junior business major who can live up to it. Class Will I, Sandie Lloyd, will my one-track mind to Carol and Lauralie so they can have track-and-a-half minds. We, Maxie and Jan, will our phenomenal skill to get into trouble yet have loads of fun. I, Mary Jane McCafferty, will to the office practice room one bar of soap that will remove mimeograph ink. I, Bertha Merchak, will to my little sisters my proficiency in finding an All-Star Football and Basketball player who will send unexpected roses. I, Gail Meyer, will my capacity for exasper- ating Mr. Carr to Christine M'cGuin'- ness. I, Evelyn Neundorfer, will to Mr. "J" my desire to be "tied down." I Donna Overholt, will to my little sisters the ability to become engaged in their senior year. VVe, Sheilah and Marion, will our Manner's Big Boys and milkshakes falso our male roles in the play, to Bonnie and Karen. I, Linda Paulson, will to Sandy Morrell, my ability to have such versatile projects in clothing class. I, Joyce Penny, will to any clothing junior my ability to be the slowest seamstress in the Senior Clothing Class. I, Charleen Ramsey, will to my little sisters my success in having my boy friend home on three-day passes from the army. I, Charlene Rolfe, will to anyone who might need them, my many dialects-and to my little sisters, Steve Ann and Betty, all the trials and tribulations of being a Senior. I, Joanne Salo, will my telephone call from a Frenchman and my friendship with Bob Feller to my little sisters, Judy Cunning- ham and Joyce Zimmer. I. I. I, I. Gail Seymour, will my "floating action" to Dorothy Stoiber. Lois Sholtis, will to Pat Tirpak my ca- pacity for living up to the role of Lydia Bernice Span, will my resonant voice to anyone who wants it. Carol Stevens, will my readiness to hypno- tize to Suzy, Linda, and Diane. VVe, Sharen Swanson and Kay Kusmer, will I. I. I. I. I. our competence in remaining lasting friends-even if we did have a few argu- ments-to Louise, Brenda, "J.J." and our Little Sis's. Lyuua Teschke, will to my little sister-., Erika, Diane, and JoAnn, my ability to make coffee cake with 2 cups of salt in- stead of sugar. Gael Tiderman, will to Pat Boerner and Donna Jaco my love of sports. Sue Tigue, will to my sister, Mary Ellen, my aptitude to scratch car bumpers right after a driver's test. Suzy Trofimov, will my skill in ballet to anyone who wishes to suffer from it. Marilyn Wakelee, will to my little sisters, Pat and Charlene, the ingenuity to make butter out of whipped cream. IVe, Cathy VVarzlow and Sally Kintner, be- I. 1, I, queath to our little sisters Virginia and Nancy our ability to do the wrong things at the right time. Marna VVelk, will to all future uppei classmen my skill in getting along with Case men. Geri White, will my giggle to anyone who wants it. Joan VVinpisinger, will to my little sisters, Corrine and Joyce, the pleasant walk across the bridge in the middle of the winter for two more years. Underclasses 1 1956 M910 uniors D. Guthrie J. Hayward L. l4IEW'Sf'hf'l'l 30 J, Basalla CY. B+-ll D. BQ-yn-r E. B1:u'knmr1' Ii. Hlusk is J. lim-wk P. lim-rm-r I", Hrugmm IB. lilltls-1' S, 1'zlnt:llo M. Currif.: G, Uartvr L. Phild M, Cnffmzm L. Vols-mann l'. Usnnnlly M. lmmnhe-r ll. Imvia li. liutn A. Finl-kvl J, Folk .l, Franklin D. Fra-mln-rie-k E. lin-ssvl PI. Uruvs-r Hodges Yltblflilllh Humuhriu- Hunts-r .lu mu .Inrvi .ln-rzumln-k K1'lll'lH'j' K1-nm-y Kay he-plvl' KleviI'vI1I Krusm- Krm-gf-r f,:mh-n In-wi N Linrilwrg, Xlalvlis-tlm M an rluwl- XIvl'1ulln-3 Xlwl'1'e-441-5 Mvfiuillllq-s M inn is Mourn- Murr1'Il Nvlsnn J. Pulurli 1 Myvrs Juniors 503 ,X xx NWI' uniors lb, Vow 1-ll V, Rdllllsilj' li. lim-il NI. llidllvll l', Ilolninsun IA. ling:-rs l,. Sm-hull Ib, Shznuklamnl N, Shaw IIA Siu-lm-r Il. Smith .!. Spin-walk .X Sl vvh II. Stnilwv' .I. 'l'h+-is I". 'l'l'vlly4 1'. Villllllll' Rl. Waurzluw l'.. XY0l1s .l, NYhi1lllzln l', Willif V. NYHNHI IC. Wittm-r I', Wysovki J, Zimlm-r 152 Adler Xllun .xlHll'l'NUll Aystvr li:l1'1ln-5' lizaum lil-rtlmlf Hon:-lli Busluml Vu l'Uflll'l's Cialrlilln flnusn-1' :'lllL1'l'UY1' 'unnimchau In Hn'-'by I M-M n-ll Ilivkl-3 Ditchhurn llurhum l'Illingw0l'tI1 Filllligilll 'istvk Gunn il'k't'll0llH'll Iumill I Sophomores 33 Sophomores K-. llurrif J. Hurting: li. Hilrlinpzvl' AI. Hinke-I P. Nm-km-luln-rry K, Hulnu-a R. Huey XI. Hunt D. Y'lutf'llison .l, Irish ff L. J 1-n ku P. .Mm-S V. K m-hm K. Ke-rm-1' IC. Kim: .I . Kmzlnwr L. Kl'ilI11l'l' L. L:lFTm11'0 M, Lnthruv 44 La-nl II. L lxn-11 N IZ. 1Ic'l'zlffr-rty H. 5lvCuIlough I'. Nldlillinwllilily K. Me-l'sf1-hlvl' Mnntgrunwry Murvlli M l!Slll'l' M yvrs UHIPIHITII Uxslmrm- Park:-r Pvrvt I P1-tm-rsnn P1-tru rs-a Hvnlling Rivkn Runs Roy Slllllilhll Schulz Sch wind Shanhm-n Sh imnun Stumphf Tlmnms Turm-r XV1'ilil'l' NY1-yllvlxllmvyvl' XVinpixing0r Sophomores II. XVittner Freshmen l 3 3 I i Iili Nm., Aikinr Allen .Kult Barth liilvk Bird I5l:e.I1Iu Hluuse-n lloshuul COIN' l10llI'f wrlg Vox Culp Clll'l'iI n t'ur1'y llvhvsk Dysert, lflpxtviu Fisk Foslc-1' Framklin Frazier Gullughs-1' Hamm Hn wus Ilviskx-I1 Hvnlvy Hovkvlxln-ll x liutko Hughes lim-IM' .lawn Kullnmrgf- Lo-ntz L1-nz Llvwvllyn Mn!-ww: Marko Muryclitll Mille-r Mmut,-:mm Murphy N:-lu-nriorl' PM-v Pum- l,2lHv!'Mnl Pvrkins Phillips I'ollut ru Ruynu-r Ru-inhau-dt N ilhilv linhillsum Rlltknwski Nil Xl' S4'll:n'fl'l' Sc-lm mhnvl Sn-ollurf Sl'V1'l'II nu-4' Slmffu-1' Nhzlllvvn SIll4'l!l0H Nhofi' Smith Smith Soifhlvki Nt:si'furml Stark 'l'hlll'S!m1 'I'i,Q:u-A 'I'urm-r Yum Nin-I: Yuyla-I: NYU Ike-r YV1-isvl' XVINHII Williumw Wnzniuk Zugur Freshmen aww Q, .,,.. .'., Ballantine Barden Behm Bell Beller Blair Blansett Bodnar Bremser Brown Burhannn Cain Clark Cole Davies Doliunr Doubravu Erlenbnvh Fair Fair Falvk Fitzgerald Francis Fulton Hannnford Jerick Jones Koltuu Korosy .l , XVHY1' S, Warner li. Will S. NVillinms M . Wolf .L Yupa Eighth Grade II. Kumlrat I.. LaMors-nux S. Landon li. Ludwin F. Mara ll. Muir li. Ne-wtnn H, Penny l'. Pvvr .I . Pringle 12 Quin-k li. Roth K. Ruse L. Schmitt N. Svntt IL Stilbn-I' H. Storey ll. Talbot .L Thnmns l'. Truhlnr Il, Wanin- NI. Zempel Seventh Grad C wir' V ., Ackroyd Boyle Bradford Brockway Carver Child Clark Clark Crossen DeLess Dempsey Dodds Drago Flickinger Frederick Gilliam Grantham Grater Greene Grove Gummoe Hammers Hernandez Himmelroos Hoffer Hulsman Johnson June Kendrick Kepler Kilpatrir-k King Kopp Kunselman Lao LnVe1'c'nmhn Lentz Lingafeltvl' Luvas Luse Mahoney Martin Morrell Neuwirth Resko Schafberger Selby Simmons Simonson Strobel Swartwout Tirpak Trout Txveedio Warner Seventh Grade . l Memories f rr -V, Bccnbor,-1955 Y i Y MEL Y Page Elevm 1+ rn J X 'I RIDE REJUDICE EIZFOI MED N By Vir n a Spit ord "?ride and Prejudice," Jane Austen's classic of nineteenth century romance, was L x presented before a large and appreciative audience in the Andrews Auditorium cn Saturday ,evening by members of Thespian Troupe ll6v0, and the Drama Club. Mrs. Wall sl ll! the director. Mary Jane !1cCafferty was outstanding in her portrayal of Mrs. Bennet, the mother I + of five daughters of narriageable age. Her facial expressions and convincing per- formance contributed much to the success of thc play. Marion Bmatinger, as ',1r. Bennet, displayed unusual voice cuality and skillful rendition of the vast. Martha Janes, as the pr-ous Jane, and Audrey Hayman, as the critical Y'-iwbeth, - were realistic in their portrayals of the two oldest daughters. Nancy Close won nvmiroua laughs in her part of Vary, the daughter "whose nose was constantly buried an I book." Joan Cary, as the lively Catherine and Lois Sholtis, as the flirtatious Lydia, were e-'cellent as the youngest daughters. Programs and tick'-ts were prepared K The popular Charles Bingley, who final- under the supervision of Miss Torothda F , , -I ly proposed to Jane, was capably acted by white. She was assisted by Marlene Leg- K Marllynllakelee. Equally well performed gat, Carol 'itev--ns and She-ilai: Parting- 1' , was the part of V: Parcy by Sheilah Part- ton. Nancy Close, an Art major, drew the L ington. The character of Mr. Collins, the cover for the prograos. Marv .lane 'fc- displeasine clergy1nan,was ably handled by Cafferty was in charee of cublicity. Bernice Span. Nancy Jersey and koselee Gallagher I' Marlene Leggat, as the haughty Miss were in :hares of the 1av:'.'grn'n1' music. 2 Bingley, Carol Stevens, as the proud Lady Karen Kleifeld, assisted ry Llandra Con- L' .4 Catherine de Bcurghg and Eonnie Humphries talo and Filfen Jarus,had c' arge of the as the unpopular Lady Lucas, won the in- lighting. Nancy -lc krcsse took care of 8 tended dislike of the audience by their properties and also assisted Karen Lind- cnpable plawflng of the roles. berg who was stare 'ianaef-r. Eudora Fritzinger gave a fine perform- Followin the play, a "ance under the ance in the part of the dashing Yr. Wick- auspices of thf Fra-na Club, was held in ham. Gail Neyer, as Charlotte Lucas and the recreation room for sonhonores,jun- Maureen carrie, as aiu, the maid, als- m-s,seniar-5, faeuny, sed guests. Joan played realistic and capable acting. Cary "as in charge of the arrannewents. At the final curtain call, Marlene . . Leggat, president of Prana Club, summoned D A N Cf C LU B Pt R FD R N' E D ' F Hrs. Wall to the stage and U presented her "Pete helly's Blues" , which was in- , , 1 with flowers from the castxn appreciation terpreted by Fran Trenjre and Pat Vysnc- 4 Q lg ,of the hours of effort she had spent di- ki, was only one of the rhythmic dances - i recting the play. put on by the Dance Club under the di Contributing to the success of the pro- rection of Vis: Virginia Skull". L f duction were the colorful costumes. Miss 'Barbara 'ota and Fat Feret: dancer Belle Hawkins, Bernice Span, and the junior to "Land of the Pharoahsu, followed E J clothing department took carefof this ro- the interpretation of 'Gollewogs Caks aponsibility, kenneth Carr, assisted by walk", with Marjorie cis,-11115, Joy Nancy Close, Audrey Heynanglnd Martha Jones, Zinner, Joanne Kepler, and Linda Kra-1 was in charge of the realistic stare set- A N tinge. They also took care of the poster S K EST? HE 2 3 A M PTE EI 'a"e'u5ih" l. Back of chair in foyer. ' Miss Janet Jordan, and the students of 2, Light in umnei I the cos'-etology department did the hair 3. Big dictionary in library looef- stvling and make-up. h. Side view of fountain in library. ' V ' Ut! ' - VO I: R iq 5 3 l sa 76 H V ARIEL x GRGANIZATICNS 1956 Andrean Staff Firsi Huw: Mrs. Spaffurcl, li. Nl'llIldUI'f1'l'. D. Fzlir, ll. Mvrvhzlk, S. Tigruv, nII9iI1l'NN Nlslnzugrvrg lf Sfl'Yl'llh. Ndiilll'-Ill fhivfg Cl. 'l'i4l1'rln:m, U. Auld, ll. Klvin. l,. Slmltis. Mr. Jv:u1grlu'l1zli. S1'l'Ulld liuw: S. Fslrruw, A. IDIIIIIPHIYJI, S. Kinhwr. l'. VVysm'ki, N. flusv. .X. IIUXIIIEIH. Nl. Jum-s. S. Lluycl. l f:t't'll0llfIll, G. Mm-yvr, S. 'l'rofimm'. 'l'hirrl Row: M. l'll'I11:1til1grvx', M. M0l':nt'fx'riy. YI. l.l'iIllhIlK'll. Ii. Friizqilxgrn-1'. Nl. Nluxwvll. K. I.imlln'rg. li. t:I'l'N51I M. I.:-gg.!:nI, li. Uzlllzlglwr. D. IM-Bovr. I"UlIl'tll liuw: M. xVHkL'l1'l'., J. Hari, J. SJltilV2l, J. fury, S. l,HI'tilUIt0Il, S, SXYJIIISUII, li. !illNllll'I'. J. Krlu'axvv'. U. l"r 1-rivk, .l. l.illIlt'llHlll, M. Ilowalrd, NI. Brill. Susan 'l'igu1-. lilmrwss Hnrlsngm-I' l'zu'ul Sh-vvlls. lfmlifmrl'-ilvl 'hid' 44 Student Council Student Court l"irx! Huw: I.. SIIHIHS, l'. Tirpzlk, J. llillllIlll'I'N, N. Krmw, J. Hamill. J. I.illKl4'IllJIIl, prmwi- nh-ni: li. KIlNIllt'l', l'. Wnrzluw. I,. Kl'1lllll'l', li. lim-cl, Nl. SIIJIIIKTII. 'im-uml Huw: XI. Mm-l5vtl1,I'. l,llI'lI1llll.J. Suhr. l'. Unuwlly. P. Iiulvimnn, S. 'l'ig:uv. li. Spam. NI. Nlrl zlHs'rf5, lv. l'l11lllps. li. Doha, P. Iglll'Y'lll'l'. lu. Lllrlwllv. Ii. HIIFIIJIIIIIJI. llllltll Hmm: M, VNUH. Nl. l-rzlnllmm. l.. lA'sm'Ilkv. D. llusluml. fr. l,JlH1'l'SlPll. NI. lmggrul. X. I,l1lllYI'JlXiI, J. Yupn. X, .l4'rim'k, H. N1-Win11, li. l5i'I'tll0lf'. l"uurlI1 limx: D. llvlim-r. IJ. H4-y1-r.U, S1-yn1uur,.l. K1-plvr. Mr. Huylv. Him lmv. Nlr. Iloll-1: N. fl: w. S. liiuim-r. XI. .Xmlvrwn. D. I"rn-nh-rivk. IJ, .Xuli Ss-nlml: IMYIIIIJI l"rc1l4'ri4'k, Silllilfil liivkx. Juullm- lnfilllklill. l.yml:1 'l't'SK'llkl', f'lli1'f- JlINfi1'l'L Ihmniv IIllIIl1lIll'i4'N, l,PlllI'L'lil' l'l1il1l. HI:al14lil1,u': Mr. l'I:ll'm'l11'4- Huylv. Miss Hulu-rin Im: Mr. Uiis Ilmm-, Drama Club - Pride and Prejudice - Thespians First How: l.. Sholfis, U. M'illim, l'. Sis-vm-rms, M. .lum-s. J I M. I.1-ggal, lresidentg S. lurtingtun. J. Sntuvu, N Clow, C. lVli'fllllllll0SS, Mrs. Wall. 51-Coml Row: M. Currig, li. S Jun, .l. Vl'l1ihn:ln, J. .lor- l ZllllllN'lC, l.. Culvlmm, J. l'ms:1lln, l, lingers, M. Mc'l':lff1-rty, ll. Blnskis Il. Gnlluglxvr. Iirmw, K. ljmllwrg, N. Jvrsvy I". Brllgrnon. li. I'lI'ltZllI1If'l'. li .l:mus, S. l':nnlulu, K. Klvlfvlcl. nmlingrc-r. l'. Myrrs. M. llmlgos N. 'b FHESPIANS Sealrcl: Luis Slmllis, Mary Jzulc Mc- C'nffrrty, Mrs. llarolcl Nveill, Mur- lvm- lm-grgrall. Slwilnlx Pnrlilmgtun. Stumling: li 1- r n ic 1' Span. Martha: .lone-5, Marilyn Wukl-Ive. Marion l'lrnmling:z'r. lilulnru Frilzingc-r. Vurul Sh-vm-m.. lfvurflm Hmm: A. llc-ymun, J. KI'll1'Q,E' vr, J. Cary. M. VV:lk4'l4'4', M. lir- mf " "" " ' Radio Club Ifimt limv: LI N1K'filIiIllH'h5. I.. Shultis. F. NYillis, J. NVhihu:nn. NI. Mmfzlffvrly. l,l'l'Silll'lIl: J. Krm-gr:-r. IS. Ilumplmrics. N, Clow, Mrs. Wall. 5l'l'HllCl Row: NI. L Hl'l'lfl'. li. hymn. J. .I1-rzumlwk. I.. QUIUIIHIII. J. Busullu, l.. liugm-rx. li. liln- kis. Nl. I.:-grguluf. ' Ilm-al Ibm: N. hrmw. lx, l.uulIn'rg, NI, .lunr-. lm Iirugrmm. li. lfritzillfrm-r. li. Janus, S. fam- lillu. K. Klvifvlll. V: ul-H1 Huw: J. S:11:u':l. J. l'ury, S. l':arlinp:hm, Nl, W:nkz'In'1-. NI. HI'llliItillfJ'1'F, l'. Sh-vvm, l. H5'n'I'N. V. llmlwls. D. llm-yn-r. Ariel Staff Firsi Rum: li. l"iizg'4-r:ll4l, I.. Slmlfis, S. Sirulwl, ll. lilltkowski. M. Mcl':lft'1-riy. J. Johnson, mul M. l'iI'IllJltiIlf,.Et'l', limliturx-in-C'hicfg ll. Klvin. IS. Iianvllivll, A. R4-:ulil1g:, Mrs. wvllll. S1-vmul Huw: I.. llnnn. .X. Ilolnbrawn, li. Spun. C. Wslrzluw. ll. liurlmnnu. X. Jvrsvy. ll. Nlvrvlmk. I.. t:I'l'l'lIUlljIll. li. I.uclwin, N. Clnw. llnrcl Huw: J. lxcplm-r, X, lxrmsn-. lx. l,IllIHll'I'fl'. NI. Jumw. 5. klntm-r, Nl. Nlauxxw-Il, NI. Imim- lun-ln. 31. I'1l'ill1Iilill. S. l'wUNll'I'. G. H4-yvr. I"nuril1 Huw: NI, Wnlwlm-, S. SUJIIISUII. S. Pnrtixlginll, J. HJIIZIYZI, IJ. Dm-Um-r, 'l'. lin-N, NI. .Xyxfvrg lf S11'Y1'llN,J. llfunill. K. HIJIIISUII. ll. YVHIIH-r. UI-'HCI PMCHC2 in .M M "-'FSL Ariel' s At Work url-n Sw:ll1,mnl, fVl:nrgurn-f Nluxw:-ll. Nlnry Jum- Mvl'ut't'1-riy, li 4- r Q I1 il Nl L' r 1' ll an k, J:l1'qll4'lim' JHIIIINITH ' . JIYJ . Dance Club Candids N NHlDI'ZIiN lJ.XNl'l'H lfirxt Run: Nl:u'jm'iv k'iz1rliIln. Put Wysuvki, lillon livcml. .Xviilmgr liI'1'Silll'lli1 flliillllll' Kvplvr. S1-coml Row: I"r:llu'm 'l'r1-ny:-, linrhsum Davin, Miss Yirgrinin Skuly. Dimmu l'mx'n-ll, .lnyvv Zimnxcr. 'l'l1ir1l liuw: Ulurin Slmlu-vu. l':li l'wl'H7ik'l'. Ihwvrly fupc. Pnl l'm-rs-lx. Silllllfll Murrvll. KJIFUII N11-rsfk-lrle-l'. Linda: Kr:1lm'l'. I-A Dining Room Board First Row: I'. IIuIsman, C. IxIl'fIllIIlIlt'SS, IC. Iilewknmra-, S. Kintm-r, I.. Krunu-r. C. Quirk. III. Iii-sko. Svvoml Iiowz J. Ih-inlmrmlf, J. IDUIIIIY, N. Closv, I. .-Xllun, C. Kvhm. J. VIIIIIIFSIUII, IC. Nvun- IIOI'I-l'I'. .,. 1 IIIITKI Iiuw: I.. lolcmsm. II. NIc'Cl1lIullg:5I1, C. Nm-Imn. M. I.c-wus, M. Hu liulfv. NI. VW-Ik. dgvs, I.. I.:1I"r:1m'v, U. Grooming Board First Row: I.. Sholtis, S. Simunson, I.. Denluy, S. Grady, J. I':1I:uIi, S. Ricks, D. Dollovr. S1-voml Iiuw: I.. IIvesc'Iu-ll, I.. Iiogrm-rs, J. VVIIIIIIIZIII, M. Ciznrlillo, J. Iloclds, C. VS'iIIis. I.. SUIIIIIIII. J. I"zlI1'k. I'I1ir4I Row: .L Sulnullu. H. VViHnm'r, Il. Iiurski, IVI. Jones, J. IIurI. YI. IVI:lxwvII, D. I'0IIufro. .L Ilunn. S. Iillingworflm. 149 Choral Club E M... g S1-:lim-Ll: Nliw livrmll. Nlxw, Kimlmll. First lion: X. Sl'lHVlllll. .l. liunu. ll. l5:u'l1Im-ll. Nl. lmtlmrop, .l. Folk, ll Durham, ll. llnu-y. li. xY1'l5l'I', ID. l"iNln-k. S. l'lJlI'I'UXY. ll. Aulxl. .X. livmlingr, li. N1'lllHlUI'ft'!'. l,. Wilwn, l,. lh Im I llllllll l Ulm -.A'...::.,.:. Sn-vuml lfmv: C. l'm'lrur4':l. l'. llivlu-y, S. 'l'ig:m-, li. Whilv, ll llurruw, IJ. liurski, l,. liuxlnml. l', l5m'rm'r. l,. 'l'vs1'l1lw. ll. l":1ir, l'. liulrinsmx, li. lim-an-l. S. xv4'j'lll'llllI4'yl'l', K. llulllu-s. ll. Nlm-rulmk. ln, l'zlrlm-r. l'. f'l7Illl1llll, if Mun-lli. l'lnir4l lluw: ll. Six-xnvr. Nl. Mm'l51'lll, Nl. Bl0l'r1-ary, U. liolfv, M. llelll, l.. l,zll"rnm'1', J. K1-:urm-y, S. 'l'rul'imm', ll. Mm-yn-r, Ii. llilclingrs-r, IJ. Bull:-r, NI, Muxwm-ll, U. 'l'icl1-rnmn. ll. lllll4'lllhUll. D. Smillx. D. Slmnlcluml. ll. Kt'IllI1'j', l'1vurlh Row: Nl. lirill, M. Xyslvr, Nl. llmvswcl, l'rl-sirlvlxlg J. l,infl1-mam, S. SXYJIIIMIII, K. Kux mvr. lt. llllllyillll, l. llnxme-y, Nl. VM-lk, ln. C-rmw-r, Nl. Shipman. Nl. .xlNl1'1'NlYll, .l. llzumll. Y, llnl4l:l. ll, SUYIIIHIIT, ll. Klum-4-A Ensembles l"irsl Huw: Iillu-l llrnvcr, Nlury .lunv llull. Summ 'l'ig:uv, Flaristilxv Cullllwmlly. l':1r5I Dllrllslm. llurnlyn lfnir, lluruihy Sllillllililllil, lllvmln l':nrlc-r, iizlil M1-yvr. 51-1-mul Row: Nlsnrilyn Ilnw:u'1l, Juunm- I,iml1-luam, Suzy lll!'UfllllHX, cll'TElllllllK' Vl'l1iiv, live-lyn N4'llllfl4lI'l.1'I', lg1'I'lllH Nl:-rvlmnk, 'mill llUl?lll5lDIl, Klum-l 'l'illm-rmrm, Nlnriln llrill, Camera Club First Row: Shirley Lago, Anne Douhrava. Dorothy DeB0er, Prefsich-nt: Ju-'nn Greer, Linda Paulson, Norm-cn Shavfcr. Svcuml Huw: V:-rity Tnrnvr, Pat Hughvs, Sallie- Furrun, xvlllllll Cnrotln-rs, Gram' Phillips, Margaret 1.1-nz. 'l'hircl Row: Barbara: VonSic'k, Gloria Patterson, lflluine Magvrn. Diane Kollnmrgen, Cath- h-cn C'onriwriprht, Hlsiv Hs-iskvll. Mr. Otis Hnnsr. Girl Scouts First Row: J. Svlhy, K. Kilpafrivk, B. Slillwr. li. Newton, Pr:-sillvnf: K. Rn-v, N. l.usv, K. Nruwirfh. S1-rmnl Row: K. l"ifzg:n'rulcl, U. fxllllfk, V. lilll'2lh, I.. King, S. Landon, M. VVulf, P. Schaf- lu-rgvr. Third Row: J. Ware. M. Hallentinc, S. Bc-IJ, J. Fnltun, J. Fulvk, C. Brown, S. Williams. l"onrih Row: IE. SXV2ll'lW0lll, J. Pringle-. Mrs. D4-lh-limi, I.. Talhu 'l'rnhl:lr. J. 'l'limn:ns. 51 t. J. X upn. N. Jrrlvk, L. Future Nurses Club SENIOR , . lvl Q l fl .L A I"irsI Iiuw: NIH, Ili!-YIIU. Slim Imv, I'. Nlsnrluwv, II. Doha, I'rvsitI1'llI: if Hyvrs. I'I. IVm'IIs. Nlixs iivrlu-r. Mrs. Iiuym-VI. Mrk. Yzuxlx-y. H1-4-umI Huw: l'. IJIIVIIJIIII. Ii. Bunn-Ili. I.. Svhultz. Ii. Wifim-r, I. ,XII:ln. .X. Slvvlx. S. liivlu. .l. 'I'Iu-ix. 'I'I1ir1I Huw: NI. Ililllxlv. il. l'.lI'If'l', NI. IImIg:m-s, Ii. IIuIvnlnIl, Ii. ilruxvr. lf I,4'II'I'NlYII, .l. .IVXIOIC Ii l'Jlllll'I', I ,. Huy. lfirxi Ibm: Mrs. I':xym-, Nliw I4-1-, II. NI:lrlmvs', IS. Ilutu, I'ra-sich-ni: l'. Nlyvrs. IC. W4-IIN. Him 124-rlwr, NIM. I3:1yvrI, NIH. Ynxlvy. S4-I-uml Iimv: ID. l':lrvm', Ii. Iiilpnirivk. I'. S1'I1a1fIwrg:f'r, N. Iam-, IJ. Ilmllmrzwu. .l. Iipain-in, N. Sluau-fs-r, li. Vain, I". Iilnmc-II, I. Culp. K. Nm-uwirtll. 'I'I1ircI Huw: II. Iflirkilmgrvr, V. Quirk, Ii. Ilrngrc-. S. fIIiIIvr. J. Siurk. II. Stillwr. G. I'I1iIIipH. V. Ilulilmr, il. I,:aYl-1'c'mnIu'. IS. IIHIIIIJIF, K. Ulla-. IHlll'IIl Iimxx IQ. Iiuw. .I. II':urm'. .I. VI'I1m':1I, I.. IIilll!m'Irnns, I,. 'I':1IImI, IS. XYUIISIUIQ. II. Svi- 1 rIm'I'. if IC:uym1'r. IS. SXYill'IIYlIIII. NI. II:lnn:uT'urcI. Il, IuIIllIr1l. Tri-C Club Filwi lluw: Miss U1-rlwr, U. l,Q'llll5Nt'y, J. Folk. S. l':urkvr, l'l'n'si1l1'l1I: U. HIIFIIQIIIIIH, NIV'-. l'xxX. H1 vuml limx: J. 'l'Iu-is, .l. Sallu, W. f'!lI'0tlll'l'N. N. 'l'hmn:ua, li. W4-Ils, S. Iirvxlmw. l,. Iivllu-1' 'l'llircl How: Miss linjzlln. 'l'. liurmla-n. H. VunSim'k. I.. I,ilyItH'l'JIllX. ll. limlxmr. IJ. Slumpht li Xlmrrv, II. Wiihwr. History Club Ifirsl Huw: .-Xllclrvy llvylnaln, Prm-sill:-nf. Nancy Clow. l,iml:1 f:l'l'L'IlHlIQIIl. .lu:mm' l'xl'JIIlkIill. Murllm Jumw, S1-4-uml Huw: .loycc l'1-nny. Judy Ilupwnrml, 5l1'.l'l:lrn'l1x'1- lluylv. liilu-vnu Junux. liulunau I'I'l'1lt'l'IK'li. lylilllil IS1-yvr, .53 Activities S w'?+fwN 1956 swf A.A.A. Board First Row: E. Mosher, U. VVhit0, D. Fair, IVI. wvJlkK'ii'4'. Miss. Urzly. U. 'l'iCil'I'lllilll, Prvsidvlifg 13. Mcrclluk. B. Cope, K. Klvifvld. Svvuml Row: I.. BUSIZIINL U. Murvlli, D. Stwihvr, G. We-isa-r, D. .lucu, J. Fulk. C. Warzluw, S. Murrvll. 'l'l1irLl Row: J. Krlu-gc-'r, M. Clifflllilll, P. Acllvr. G. Nluycr, H. Fritzingvr. C, Cluusrr. K. Berflmolf, P. Boermfr. Large A Club 56 First lhrxv: li 1- rf ll an N1l'l'L'il?lix IJOI'2lij'll Fair. lizwl Tilit'l'lllilIl. 91-cond Row: I. y n d an 'IR-sc-lilw M an rl 6 n 1- l.1-grgzlt, Czltlwrim VV:lrv,luw, Cami Stvvm-ins. Varsity Hockey First Huw: li. lh-ml, l.. 'l'L'sc'llIw, K. Klvifvltl. Miss Skuly. P. Wymcki, P. BlN'I'lll'l', J. lfolli, SVCUIIKI liow: li. Daniel, li. Spun, U. Wurzluw, Ci. M1-yu1', ll. Slllinl, li. lil'1'f.m'I, IS. Nlvlvlnllx. 'I'l1ir1l Huw: ii. 'l'idUI'll1lllI.J. I,iIlllt'lll2lIL S. Pnrtingtnn. NI. Wukr-lcv. S. Nlmurrm-ll. Nl. I,m-ggrul. .l. ZiIIllllL'!'. Cheerleaders liunnic Humphries, .losmnc Kepler, Juan Vary, lflmloru l"riiz.ing:vr. 57 A.A.A. Seniors ' First Row: S. 'l'ig:uc, G. Whitc, IS. Spun, G. Auld. D. Fair. IS. Mi-ra-Imk. G. 'l'iil4-riiieui. Sc-Cowl Row: C. VV:irzIuw, G. Mi-yvr, .X. Dmihrzivzi, I'I. Iluiiyzuli, M. 1.1-ggaii. K. Klisiiivr. I.. 'lIl'hi'IlIil'. 'I'IiIriI How: A. Ilfylllilll. M. Wsiki-In-. S. Pnrtiiiprioii. ID. Ilurski. if Iiniiiwy, M. I.4-imImiIi. .I. JuIinson, C. Sh-vc-iir.. I rl M Ilmi 1 il I C ir M I'iliiiI1ii QI I II'lIllllQIl'l'. 5. IXIIIIIIVV. Fmirili Row: ., I.iii ciimii. . . wr . .. 'z y, . . I' 4 ' gr-'. C. " J. II:xrI. A.A.A. Juniors Q Q First Row: IS. Kay, Il. Stuilwr. V. VI'iIIis, I'I. IIN-II, .I. I"mzIIi, I.. L'IiiIcI. J. I':lI:icIi, H. Wvlla. l I. Bm-riicr, .l. Ziiiuiicr. S1-cmuI Row: G. Carter, J. .lcrxiiiiiIwIa, I". 'I'rriiy4-. I.. Iiugri-rn. M. Wurzlmv. I'. Wywvki. P. Iioliinsmi. It. Uri-ssvl, N. Krussc. K. I.iiicIIu'rg:. 'I'IiircI Iiuw: J. Kriivgvr, M. Ceirrig, I.. IIt't'St'Ilt'll. .I. Kvpli-r, M. Cuffiiiuii. S, Murri-II. IS. IIuinpIirie-s, IS. Dotu. K. Kleifi-Icl, M. Riridi-ll. I"mlrIIi Iiow: C. Ni-Isuii, M. M1'l'rw1ry, M. I4-wis. .-X. I"im'Iu'I. l'. .I:n1'x'i. I". IIFIIIIIIOII, .l. II:iy- wziril. V. Myl-rs, M. Ilmlgvs. l'. Viiliiiur. 5H A.A.A. Sophomores and Freshmen First Row: D. Jaco, II. Ilutknwski. I.. VI'0iser. II. Nlcfsxfforty, J. Gaim, l'. Durham. I.. Da-Joy. U. Murclli, H. Moslwr, M. I.:ltI1rnp, I.. Krzmwr, P. IIm'kc-nlwrry. Sn-cnml Iiuw: II. Cope, J. Riddle, G. VVeisvr. S. Wcylu-rum-yer, II. Huvy, S. Grvvnmngli. k S X N. 'I'Immus. P. Div vy, V. Sch Vind. S. Iiicks.. M. Ditvlihurn. 'I'Iiirml How: D. Zzlgrur, P. Fisk, D. Pmslanml. I.. IIOSIIIIIII. P. .MII1-r, I. Allan. U. I'oIr:nr1':n M. Aystm-r. M. DcIVI4-II, E. King, P. Mvliillicuclmly. IRUIITIII Row: J. Barth, I.. IIa1wc-s, S. Fmtvr, C. IA-nz. P. P1-rn-iz. K. Ilulim-s. C. Ulnmcr. F. Pe-torson. J. Hamill, K. Iivrtholf. M. Anderson. Canclids 59 ul 4429 14 - is -f 'Kiln' Yip, i an I ,A sas- W, gg M m ga xx -- NN X .,...x.,. . L Q 35 v N 1- Sf. g. -wa 'ww 5 5 iiiwfif' if E f ' 5 -xx 1 tl . X ,--el' 'al , , SENIOR CLASS HISTORY fContinuedj fContinued from page 241 The Juniors played host to us at the fall semi-formal, where a colorful theme, "Au- tumn Leaves,,' was carried out. Soon, the Drama Club and Thespian Troupe 1160 an- nounced the forthcoming production of "Pride and Prejudicef, with a cast com- posed of nearly all Seniors. For our Christ- mas formal the theme of a "Candy Cane Ball" was carried out by Linda Greenough, our Social Chairman, and her committee. When we returned from Christmas vacation, preparations began for graduation. It startled us to realize that in only a year those preparations would be made for us. Suddenly it was spring. Beautiful for- mals of pastel shades graced our prom, and then came the tea given for us by Mr. and Mrs. Hibschman. Senior Farewell rehear- sals have now begun. Before we know it, Senior Farewell will be here, and we shall say goodbye to teachers and friends. VVe shall wait outside the auditorium, and then slowly, to the strains of "Strolling," we shall take the all-too-short walk down the aisle to the stage, where we'll stand for the last time as students of Andrews. As we pass the symbolic torch on to the Juniors, and leave the auditorium, each of us will surely feel that she has come closer to the goal she had set for herself on her first day at Andrews- that of becoming the perfect Andrews girl. K5 , 4 15' 'L"" '1' SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY fContinuedj CContinued from page 25D In Los Angeles, California, at U.C.L.A., Professors Kay Kusmer and Marion Erma- tinger are rejoicing over the fact that their university this year won its first Rose Bowl game since 1953, and also that Gail Meyer finally passed the memory course. Teaching in elementary schools, which are taking part in a program designed by this university, Lynda Teschke and Doralyn Fair are trying desperately to cram five days' work into the new four-day school week. In Hollywood, Alfred Hitchcock has revo- lutionized the movie industry by hiring four Andrews graduates to do his work. Gail Auld is his secretary, Barbara Klein, his make-up artist, Susan Tigue, business man- ager, and Gail Seymour, stage set manager. It is surprising what four well-trained girls can do. As we think over the various careers of the class of 1957, we look with most pride to those two girls whose careers are those that God gave them. Evelyn Neundorfer is be- ing celebrated as the mother of the first American-born quintuplets, and Margaret Leimbach is working with her third set of triplets. Meanwhile back at Andrews in 1967, Marilyn Howard and Sharon Farrow are still trying to get signed out-they never finished the prophecy. -Q 62 Economy Engineering Company 1-.. -- -.ef vv 1 --f 43.f,5,. wr, .va-gs- ,.!'W'2.-:gg "1 VY, 'fr 'rf 'E' PATRCNS LI American Fruit Growers Pub- lishing Company Dr. A. A. Arcaro Baker Drug Barium Chemical Barnes Seed 8: Supply Company Beatrice Foods Beebower Brothers Feed 8: Supply Benson's Store for Men Bernhardt Plumbing Brandt Candy Kitchen Brichford Shell Service Victor Browning Company Carroll's Sweet Shop Chesshire Studios John F. Clair, Jr. Robert A. Clair Clark 8: Pike Company Clark Radio 8: Insurance City Loan dz Savings Company Cleveland Electric Illuminating Cleveland Trust Company Clinger Motor Sales, Incorporated J. P. Cochran Company Coleman Young Motors Condon Trailer Park Cottrell's News Stand Daintee Beauty Shop Daniels Brothers Fuel Company Dav-Ed Jewelers Dean Dairy R. M. Disbro Insurance Drexel Heating Company Educational Supply Company Roger Elson Euclid Lumber Sales, Inc. Factory Stores, Incorporated Fairley 8: Gressel Foods Feedall Engineering Dr. Paul Ferris First Federal Saving 8: Loan Fisher Brothers Company Frances Dress Shop Fuller Furniture Gear Barber Company Glasscock Chevrolet Company Great Alantic 8: Pacific Tea Co. Ralph Green Dr. R. W. Grundish H. 8: J. Hardware The Halle Brothers Company Hardgrove Realty I.. A. Heinz Herman's Dry Cleaning Hippler Painter Hogan Packard H-ough Bakery Hyke Rubber Company Independent Beauty it Barber Supply Company Joseph Shoe Dr. Harry Killian Kirtridge Inn Kinter Brothers Kleifeld Restaurant Kosteris Sweet Shop Laird Lumber Company Lake County Gas Lake County National Bank Lake Shore Lumber Company Dr. E. Lash Lombardo Lincoln-Mercury Lubrizol Corporation Lumber it Trim. Incorporated Mac Gregor Pontiac Dr. A. Mahan Mannino Drug Store Dr. J. E. McCracken Meil's Department Store Mel's Gift 8: Card Shop Dr. S. E. Miller Milmine Sewing Machine 8: Ap- pliance Center Mimeograph Corporation of Cleveland, Incorporated Modern Shoe Store Dr. Ralph Nelson News-Herald Ohio Bell Telephone Company The Ohio Rubber Company Olson's Saddlery Orgel 8: Hunter P-Z Shoe Store tk Repairs 63 rf' ,"'- ' . Q T , T L. A. Page 8: Son Painesville Telegraph Putt Brothers Dr. O. L. Patterson Dr. Warren Payne Progressive Supply Company .I. I.. Prokop G: Sons Roller Bowl ' Roma Cafe Frank Sacher Dr. George Scott Seipp Oldsmobile Sheraton Furniture H. J. Simon Store Smith Equipment J. A. Smith 6: Son Snyder Furniture Stalker Service Station Standard Oil Dr. M. M. Stetson Sturm's Food Market Thomas 8: Oatess - Ford Todd-Whinnery-Allen 8: Associates 'l'om's Sunoco Station Towne 8: Country 'Ilown House Vine Theatre Wachs Ice 8 Fuel Waco's Restaurant Warehouse Beverage Weather-Lock Company Dr. Herbert Wells Willo-Hills Industries Willoughby Auto Accessories Willoughby Cab Willoughby Coal 6: Supply Wiloughby Fashion Shop Willoughby Frozen Foods Willoughby Fruit Market Willoughby Gas tl: Oil Company Willoughby Hardware Company Willoughby Lounge Bar Willoughby Photo Supply Willoughby Printing Company Willoughby Terminals Company F. WV. 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