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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

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MARILYN GAIL JONES Marilyn Annual 3,4, Business Manager 4, Chair 3,4, Class of 1960 secretary 3,4, G.A.A, 1, Library Club 1, secretary-treasurer 1, Leaders' Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, vice presi- dent 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, secretary 1, vice president 2. CHARLOTTE MORRISON WATKINS Chuck Annual Staff 3,4, sports editor 4, Art Club 4, Class of 1960 president 2, treasurer 4, Commercial Club 4, G.A.A. 1,2, Leaders' Club 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players 1,2,3, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, service chairman 2, publicity chairman 3. VlRGlNlA ANN VICKLAND Ginny Annual Stafi, Editor of senior section 4, Class of 1960 social chairman 4, G.A.A, 1,2,3, Leaders' Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, treasurer 1, social chairman 4. DENNIS NELSSEN WHITE Denny Choir 3,4, Choraleers 4, Class of 1960 treasurer 2, social chairman 3,4, Hi-Y 1,2,3, Homecoming King 4, Football 1,2, 3,-4, Baseball 2,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,3, P.A. Com- mittee 2,3, Varsity B 2,3,4, Avellone Cup 4. CLASS OF '60 President John Wills Vice President Sharen Andersen Secretary Marilyn Jones Treasurer Charlotte Watkins Social Chairmen Virginia Vickland Dennis White DENNIS BRUCE ADAMSON Denny Bay Window I, Hi-Y I. PAULA MARIE AMATO Paula Amherst High School, Buflalo, New York I,2,3, Pep Club 4, Bay Players 4, Y-Teens 4. DAVID VERNON ASTON Dave Hi-Y I,2,3,4, secretary 3, Science Club I,2, Social Science Club 2,3. JAMES ROBERT AUSTIN Jim Hi-Y I,2, P.A. Committee I,2, Proiection Club I,2, Math Club 4. ,kay SHIRLEY RUTH BABCOCK Shirley Boardman High School, Youngstown, Ohio I,2, Annual Staff 4, Band 3,4, Pep Club 4, Y-Teens 3,4. BARBARA ELLEN BALL Barb Annual Stafl 3,4, Choir 3,4, Leaders' Club 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players I,2,3,4, secretary I, Thespians 4, Y-Teens I,2, 3,4, program chairman 3. ANNE LIVINGSTON BARSCHOW Anne Bay Window I,2, G.A.A. I, Pep Club 2, Bay Players I,2, Y-Teens I,2, social chairman I. DAVID ARTHUR BENNETT Dave Choir 2,3,4, Hi-Y I,2, Baseball Manager 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, P.A. Committee 2,3,4, president 2,3,4, Proiection Club I,2,3,4, Science Club I, president I, Stage- crafters 2,3,4, treasurer 3, viceepresident 4, Thespians 4, Var- sity B 3,4, Bausch and Lomb Award 4. CAROL SUE BLAKESLEE Carol Art Club I, Bay Window l,2, G,A.A. I,2, Pep Club 25 Bay Players I, Y-Teens I,2. PATTY ANN BODEN Pat Annual 3,4, Faculty and Class Editor 4, Athletic Cauncil 4, Bay Bits 3, Bay Window 2, Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 4, Choir 2,3,4, Charalettes I,2,3,4, G.A,A. I,2,3, social chair- man 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Leaders' Club 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council I,2,3,4, secretary 4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, music chairman I, president 2, service chairman 4. JAMES LESTER BOOTH Jim Hi-Y l,2,3, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball I, Track l,2,3,4, Var- sity B 2,3,4, Choir 3,4. BONNIE SUE BORGES Bonnie West High School, Columbus, Ohio l, Bay Window 3,4, ad- vertising manager 4, Commercial Club 4, treasurer 4, United Appeal 3,4, speaker 3, G.A.A. 2,3, National Honor So, ciety 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, program chairman 2,3, Student Council 2,3,4, program chairman 2, corresponding secretary 3, vice-president 4, Tribunal 4, Y,Teens 2,3, Girls' State 3, Choir 3. RICHARD BRAZIK Dick Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Football l,2, manager I, Science Club I,2, vice- president I. KARL EUGENE BRUMMER Karl Band I. ESTELLE CAROL BRUSCINO Estelle Annual 3,4, indentitication editor 4, Boy Window 2, Choir 3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3, Leaders' Club 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, treasurer 4, Bay Players l,2,3,4, social chairman 4, Thespians 2,3,4, treasurer 3, vice-president 4, Y-Teens i,2,3,4. GAYLE SUE CAIN Gayle Bay Bits 3, Bay Window 4, editorial editor 4, G,A.A. l,2,3, Leaders' Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, social chair- man 4, Pep Club 2,3, treasurer 3, Bay Players I,2, Quill Sl Scroll 4, Future Nurses 3, Rotary Speech 3, Ist place Bay High, 2nd place District, Y-Teens i,2,3,4, treasurer 2, vice- president 4, United Appeal 3,4, chairman 4. BARBARA LOUISE CARSON Barb Band i, Choir 3,4, Choralettes l,2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players I,2. LAWRENCE ELTON CHAMBERLAIN Larry Football l,2,3,4, Basketball I,2, Track 3, Varsity B 3,4. JOHN RAYMOND CHESNEY Ray Baseball 2,3,4, Varsity B 2,3,4. NANCY LEE CLOUSER Nancie Bay Bits 3, co-editor 3, Bay Window ,34, news editor 4, Choir 3,4, Choralettes l,2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players l,2,3, treasurer 2,3, Publication Council 3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3. 10 WILLIAM LEWlS DELIS Bill Choir 2,3,4, HIAY l,2,3, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball man- ager 2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Math Club 4, secretary 4, Na tional Honor Society 3,4, treasurer 4, Science Club l,2, presi- dent 2, Varsity B 3,4, Mens' Club Football Award 4. DONALD JAY DEMPSEY Don Hi-Y l,2,3,4, P.A. Committee 3, Bay Players 2,3,4, Thespions 3,4. DIANA MARIE DETTRA Susie Wadsworth Central High School, Wadsworth, Ohio l, Choir 2,3,4, Choralettes 3.4, Bay Players 2,3, Y-Teens 2,3. DONALD ROBERT DOLPHIN Reverend Choir 2,3,4, Choraleers 4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Bay Players 4, Science Club l,2, Student Coun- cil 2,3, Varsity B 3,4. LINDA JANE CLYMER Linda Class of l96O social chairman l, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players l,2, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, vice-president l,3. JERILYNN FAYE COLLlNS Jerry National Honor Society 3,4, Open Book Club l,2,3,4, presi- dent 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Future Nurses Club 2,3,4. BARBARA ANN CONAWAY Barb Bay Window l,2, G.A.A. l,2, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players l,2, Stagecrafters 2,3, Y-Teens l,2,3, Homemaker Award 4. KAREN ANNETTE COUNTS Karen Art Club 4, Bay Window 2,3,4, feature editor 4, G,A.A. l,2,3, Library Club l,2, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players l, Quill 81 Scroll 4, Stagecrafters 2,3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, treasurer 3. ALEX CAMERON DAVIDSON Lex Bay Window 3,4, Hi-Y l,2,3, Science Club I. ROBERT LEE DAY, JR. Bob Annual 3,4, advertising manager 4, Choir 2,3,4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Football l,2, Bay Players l, Science Club l,2, Social Science Club 2. ELLEN MARIE ENGLEHART Worm Annual 3,4, editor 4, Bay Window I,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Chora- leers 4, Class of 1960 secretary 2, G.A.A. I,2,3, vice- president 3, Leaders' Club 3,4, secretary 3, president 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players I,2, president I, Publication Council 4, Quill 8. Scroll 3,4, Y-Teens I,2,3. KATHRYN LEOLIND EPPLEY EP Bay Window 2, Commercial Club 4, G.A.A. I,2,3, Leaders' Club 3,4, Pep Club I,2,3, Y-Teens I,2,3. JOHN EDWIN EUNGARD Butch Hi-Y I, Science Club I,2, Social Science Club 2. SANDRA KAY FAHRER Sandy Annual 3, National Honor Society 4, Open Book Club 3,4, secretary 4, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players I,2, Y-Teens I,2,3. RONALD CLARK FANTA Ron Hi-Y I,2,3. BEVERLY JEAN FELL Bev Band I,2,3,4, Maiorette 3.4, Captain 4, Commercial Club 3,4, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club l,2, Bay Players l,2,3,4: Y-Teens I,2,3. GEOFFERY LOUIS DOPP .left Covington Catholic High School, Covington, Ohio l,2, Track 3,4, Bay Players 4, Varsity B 3,4. LINDA ALICIA DORR Linda Bay Window I,2, Commercial Club 3: Social Science Club I, Y-Teens I. CHARLES NELSON DOWNS Chuck Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Boy Players I, Science Club l,2. LOUIS ALBERT EBERSOLD Lou Choir 2,3,4, Choraleers 4, Class of i960 vice-president 3, Band I,2, Hi-Y I,2,3, Football I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Track I,3, National Honor Society 3,4, social chairman 4, Bay Players 4, Student Council l,2,3,4, porliamentarian 3, president 4, Varsity B 3,4. 12 RONALD DAVID FELL Ron Hi-Y 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Golf Club 2,3,4, Bowl- ing Team l,2,3,4, Math Club 4, president 4. TRACEY ANN FINLEY Tracey Annual Staff 3, Bay Bits 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players I,2,3,4, Thespians 3,4, secretary 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4. JERRY LESTER FRANCL Jerry Chess Club 3, Hi-Y 2, Social Science Club 3. CAROLYN PICKETT FULLER Buttons Southwest High School, Kansas City, Missouri I, Art Club 3,4, Bay Bits 3, Bay Window 4, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players 3,4, Thespians 4, Y-Teens 2,3. FRANCES MARIE GAVRON Fran Annual Staft 3, Bay Window 2,3,4, Editor-inChief 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players l,2, Publi- cation Council 4, secretary 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Y-Teens l,2, Future Nurses 2,3,4, president 3. ELAINE RUTH GEHRKE Elaine Parma High School, Parma, Ohio I, Social Science Club 2, Y-Teens 3. PETER GUS GEIL Gus Basketball Manager I, P.A. Committee 2,3,4, Proiection Club I,2,3,4, president 2,3,4, Stagecrafters l,2,3,4, Thespians 4, Boys' State 3, Personal Development Medal I. GARY ALLAN GLASS Gary Hi-Y 2, Football I. DAVID JAMES GRAE Dave Annual 4, Hi-Y 3, Band l,2,3,4, Football I,2,3, Track I, Pro- iection Club l,2,3, Publication Council 3,4, GAEL ANN HALLAHAN Hallie Annual Staff 3,4, Typing Editor 4, Bay Window 3,4, Typing Editor 4, Commercial Club 4, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Secretary 4. DAVID WESLEY HEIST Dave Art Club l,2,3,4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, secretary l,2, president 4, Football Manager l,2,3,4, Basketball I, National Hangr Society 4, Social Science Club 2, Varsity B 4, BARBARA KAY HOARD Barb Commercial Club 3, G.A.A, l,2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, Bay Play. ers l,2, Stagecrafters 2, Y-Teens l,2,3. DAVID LYLE HUGHES Dave Annual 4, Athletic Council 4, Bay Window 2, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Band I, Bootbcll I,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Bay Players l,2, Varsity B 2,3,4, CATHERINE IRENE HURDELBRINK Kay Bay Window 4, Choir 3,4, G.A.A. 2, Library Club I, Open Book Club 2, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Bay Players 2,4, Social Sci- ence Club 3, Y-Teens l,2,3,4. KAREN ELAINE IOVAN Karen Bay Window 3,4, Commercial Club 3,4, secretary 4, G.A.A. 2,3, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players l,2, Y-Teens l,2,3. BARBARA ANNE JENKINS BJ Annual 3,4, Bay Window 3,4, Class of '60 social chair- man 3, G.A.A. l,2,3, Leaders' Club 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players l,2,4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, vice president 3, Math Club 4, treasurer 4. ROBERT ARTHUR JOHNSON Bob Band l,2,3,4, THOMAS WILLIAM JONES Tom Annual Staff 3,4, art editor 4, Art Club l,2,3,4, president 2,3, Baseball 3,4, Bay Players I, Stagecrafters l,2,3,4, presi- dent 4. SANDRA JANE FAIRFAX JORDAN Sandy Parrna Senior High School, Parma, Ohio i,2,3, Bay Players 4, Y-Teens 4. WALTER CHARLES KATZENMEYER Walt Annual Stat? 3, Art Club l,2,3,4, vice president 4, Hi'Y 2,3,4, chaplain 3, Open Book Club 3,4, Science Club I, Stage- crafter 2,3,4, JAN ISBELLE KEENE Keener Annual 3,4, Copy Editor 4, Art Club 2,3,4, Bay Bits 3, Choir 3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3, Band I,2,3p Leaders' Club 3,4, secretary 4, National Honor Society 3,4, secretary 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 4, Stagecrafters 2,3,4, YATeens I,2,3,4, Pube Iicity Chairman 3. JANICE KEKIC Jon 1 5 , z THOMAS CHARLES KOCH Torn Hi-Y l,2, Projection Committee l,2. Bay Window l,2,3,4, G.A.A. I,2, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players I,2,3,4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4. JOHN ROBERT KELLAM John Library Club I, Open Book Club I, P.A. Committee 2,3,4, Projection Committee l,2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 2,3, Pro- grom Chairman 4, Stcigecrafters l,2,3,4, Program Chairman 3, Secretary 4, Thespians 4. KATHERINE ANN KENNEDY Kelly Bay Window 2, G.A.A. I,2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players l,2,3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, president I, service chairman 3. DOUGLAS ROBERT KNAUER Doug Hopkins High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota l,2,3. SANDY ANN KNUDSEN Sandy Commercial Club 4, program chairman 4, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players I,2, Y-Teens I,2,3. PATRICIA JANE KOHLS Bay Players 2, Y-Teens l,2. Hi-Y I,2,3. Choir 2,3,4. Pat EDWIN BOYNTON KOSSMAN Ed ROLAND HENRY KRAUSS Roland SUSAN MCMAHON Sue Annual Staff 3,4, Bay Bits 3, Bay Window 3, Choir 3,4, Fu, ture Nurses Club 2,3,4, Band l,2,3, G.A.A. 2,3, Leaders' Club 3,4, treasurer 4, Open Book Club 3,4, president 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players l,2,3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4. BARBARA JO MABEN Barb Annual Staff 3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Maiorette 2, Bay Window 2, Cheerleader 3,4, Choir 3, G.A.A. l,2, Leaders' Club 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players l,2, Y-Teens l,2,3,4. MARGARET ANNE MacDONALD Margi Annual Staff 3,4, Bay Window 2, Choir 2,3,4, Choraleers 3,4, Choralettes 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players I, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, service chairman 3, president 4, PATRICIA MAE MALLY Pat Choir 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,4, Bay Players 4, Science Club I, Social Science Club 3, Y-Teens l,2,4. SHARON LEE MERIAM Shari Annual Staff 3,4, Bay Players 2,3,4, vice-president 4, Cheer- leader 3,4, Choir 3,4, Future Nurses 4, vice-president 4, Homecoming Court 4, Leaders' Club 4, G.A.A. 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4. THOMAS HAYES MILLER Tom Hi-Y 3, Football 3,4, Bay Players 4, Science Club l,2,3, Thespians 4. SHARON SUE LeGRANDE Shari Bay Window l, G.A.A. I, Pep Club 2, Bay Players l, Y-Teens l,2. LEATRICE JOYCE LESTYI Lee Bay Players l,2, Y-Teens l,2,3. CYNTHIA MARIE LONG Cindy G.A.A. 2,3, Band 2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players l,2 Y-Teens l,2,3,4. NANCY ELIZABETH LYSS Nancy Annual StalT 3, Art Club 2, Choir 3,4, Choralettes l,2,3,4 Bay Window 2, G.A.A. l,2, Bay Players l,2, Y-Teens l,2,3 Pep Club 2,3. 16 BARBARA ANN MOORE Barb Annual Staff 3, Choir 2,3,4, Commercial Club 4, G,A.A. I, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players i,2,3,4, Y-Teens i,2,3, social chairman l. DAVID ALAN MOORE Dave Art Club i,2,3,4, treasufer 3, Boy Window 4, art editor 4, Hi-Y i,2,3, social chairman 3, Football l,2, Quill 8- Scroll 4, Social Science Club 2, Stagecrafters 3. CHARLES EREDRICK MORRIS Chuck Choir 3,4, Hi-Y i,3, Football i,2,3, Science Club i,2, Social Science Club 2. JUDITH ANN MOYER Judie Annual 4, subscription manager 4, Art Club i,2, Bay Win- dow 2,4, Chair 2,3,4, Choraleers 3,4, Choralettes l,2,3,4, Class of '60 vice-president i, treasurer 3, United Appeal 3,4, treasurer 4, G.A,A. I,2,3, Leaders' Club 4, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Bay Players I,2, Student Council 4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, social chairman 3, music chairman 4. EDWARD GEOFFREY NOVY e HiY 123 Football 2 Track Manager 2 Bay Players 2 Social Science Club 2 3 WILLIAM RAY NUSS C oir 2,3,4, Hi-Y l, Track i. EDWARD LYNN OETJIN Lynn North College Hill High School, Cincinnati, Ohio I,2p Open Book Club 4. WILLIAM HARRY OLIVER Bill Annual 3,4, sports editor 45 Bay Window 2,3,4, Sports editor 4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4g Football l,2, Basketball lg Track l,2,3,4, Bay Players i,4, Science Club I, Varsity B 2,3,4. DOUGLAS ALAN PAINE Doug Basketball lg National Honor Society 4, P.A. Committee 2,3,4, Projection Committee 2,3,4, Stagecrafters I,2,3,4, Thespians 4. DANIEL GRAHAM PATERSON Dan Columbus North High School, Columbus, Ohio, l,2,3. DlANE MARJORIE PRICE Di Annual Staff 3, Bay Window 3, G.A.A. l, Pep Club 2,35 Bay Players l,2,4, Y-Teens i,2,3,4, NANCY KATHRYN PRUTTON Prune Commercial Club 4, Band I, Choir 4, Pep Club 2,37 Bay Play- ers if Y-Teens l,2,3. GERILYN JOY REESE Gerry Choir 3,45 Choraletts l,2,3,4, G.A,A. 2, Band l,2,3, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players l,2, Y-Teens l,2,3. RONALD DENNIS REINKER Ron Band lg Hi-Y l,2,3,4, P.A. Committee 2, Proiecfion Commit- tee I,2, vice-president 2, Bay Players if Science Club 2, So- cial Science Club 3. JOHN CALVIN RICE John Harding High School, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma l,2, Na- tional Honor Society 4. JACK RUSSEL ROBERTSON Jack Band l,2,3,4, Hi-Y 3, Science Club l. LORNA GAYE ROBINSON Lorna Open Book Club 31 Pep Club 1,25 Bay Players l,2g Y-Teens 'l,2,3. JAMES HAROLD ROGERS Jim Choir 23,45 Choraleers 3,4, Hi-Y lg Baseball 3f Basketball l- Science Club I, Bowling Team 3,45 Golf Team 3,4. 1 GEORGE RUTLEDGE ROSS lll George Alameda High School, Alameda, California 'l,2. SHIRLEY ANNE RUEMELE Shirley Annual Staff 4, G.A.A, l,2,3, Leaders' Club 4, Pep Club l,2, 3,4, secretary 4, Bay Players l,2,3,4, social chairman l, secretary 4, Thespians 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4. CYNTHIA ANNE SCOTT Cindy Pep Club 2,35 Y-Teens l,2,3. BARBARA ELLEN SELL Barb Annual Stal? 3,4, Bay Bits 3, Bay Window 45 National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players l,2, Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4. CAROL ANN SEMMONS Carol Sandusky High School, Sandusky, Ohio lg Bay Players 2,3, Social Science Club 3, Y-Teens 2,3. WlLLlAM ROGER SEVEBECK Bill Art Club 3, Science Club l. CARL HENRY RUETER, JR. Carl Bay Window 4, Chess Club 3. MARTHA GAYLE RYAN Marty Bay Window l,2, G.A.A. l,2, Pep Club 1,25 Bay Players lp Y-Teens l,2,3. CLARICE MARYLYNN SALADONIS Clar Art Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Library Club 4, Pep Club 2,31 Bay Players l, Y-Teens l,2,3, Future Nurses 2. SANDRA KAY SALISBURY Sandy Annual Staff 3,4, advertising manager 4, Bay Window 4, business manager 4, G.A.A, l,2, Pep Club 2,3,4g Bay Players l,2,3, Quill 8. Scroll 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, secretary 2, presi- dent 3. PAUL DAVID SCHAFFER Paul Art Club 44 Hi-Y 3,4. FREDERICK PHILIP SCHWEDLER, JR. Fred Hi-Y l,2,4, Football lf Bay Players lg Proiection Come mittee lf Stagecrafters 2. PAUL DAVID SLATTERY Paul Art Club 2,3,4, Chess Club 3, president 3, Choraleers 4, Social Science Club 2,3, treasurer 2,3, Stagecrafters 2,3,4. KENNETH MICHAEL SMITH Ken Band I,2,3, Football 3,4, Hi-Y l,2,3. MOIRA JEAN SMITH Moira Choir 2,3,4, Charaleers 3,4, Choralettes l,2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players l,2, Y'Teens l,2,3,4. ANTOINETTE SNEAD Toni Fairview High School, Fairview, Ohio l,2, Bay Window 4, subscription manager 4, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club l,3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4. SUSAN BEDELL SNIDER Sue Annual Staff 4, Bay Window 2,3,4, assistant editor 4, Choir 2,3,4, Chcraleers 4, G.A.A. 2,3, Leaders' Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, president 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, secretary 2, vice-president 3, president 4, Bay Players l,2, Quill 8. Scroll 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4. RUSSELL THOMAS SNOW, JR. Torn Hi-Y i,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track l,2, 3,4, Bay Players 2,3,4, Varsity B 2,3,4, VERONICA LEE SHATTUCK Roni Magnificat High Schcol, Rocky River, Ohio l,2, Bay Bits 3,4 Open Book Club 3,4, treasurer 4, Bay Players 4: Social Sci ence Club 3, YATeens 3,4. DIANE MARIE SIBCY Sue Commercial Club 4, G.A.A. l,2,3, Pep Club 2,3, Y-Teens l,2 3,4. KATHERINE ROGERS SIMPSON Kathy Annual Staff 3,4, Bay Window 2, GAA 2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,4. MARIE ELLEN SKIBA Marie Annual Staff 3, Boy Window 2, Choir 4, Commercial Club 4, Pep Club 2,3, Bay Players l,2,4, Y-Teens l,2. SHARON KAE SPERBER Shay Bay Window 25 Leaders' Club 45 Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players 2,3,4g United Appeal 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. KATHERINE ANN STARK Pep Club 3, Bay Players 2,3,4g Social Science Club 3, Y-Teens i,2,3. JIMMY CORRICK STEWART Jim Annual 4, Class of '60 vice-president 25 Hi-Y l,2,3g Football L25 Baseball 2,3,4g Student Council 3,4g Varsity B 2,3,4. EVAN PRESTON STOVER, JR. Pres Hi-Y 2,3,4g Football 2,45 Science Club l,2. JOHN ROBERT STURMAN John North East Junior High School, San Antonio, Texas lg Band I,2,3,4, Basketball l. RUTH ANN SWANKER Ruth Bay Bits 3g Choir 3,4f G.A.A. i,2f National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club 25 Bay Players l,2g Y-Teens l,2,3,4. MARILYN KAY TAHSLER Marilyn Band i,2,3,4g Pep Club 23, Y-Teens T,2,3. TERESA LOUISE TALAVERA Terry Commercial Club 4. JOAN EDNA TENNANT Joan Lima Senior High Schcol, Lima, Ohio l,2g Library Club 23,4 vice-president 4g Open Book Club 2,3. BARBARA ANN THOMPSON Barb Choir 3,4, Pep Club 23,45 Boy Players ig Y-Teens l,2,3,4 JANET JO THOMPSON Jan Horace Mann High School, Gary, Indiana l, Band l,2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Bay Players l,2, Y-Teens 2,3,4. LINDA LEE THOMPSON Lin Maine Township High School, Chicago, illinois l, Annual 4, Leaders' Club 4, Pep Club 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, treasurer 4. ANN TILLOTSON Tillie Bay Window 4, G,A.A. l,2, Pep Club 2, Y-Teens l,2,3. DlANNE LYNN TOENSlNG Toni G.A.A. l,2, Pep Club 2, Bay Players l,4, Y-Teens l,2,3. MARY SUE TROY Susy Highland Park High School, Dallas, Texas l,2, Annual Stal? 4, Bay Window 4, Pep Club 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4. RICHARD EARL VanALMEN ll Buzz Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Football l,2,3,4, Base- ball l,2,3,4, Varsity B 2,3,4, Kiwanis Award 4, Lions' Club Award 4. JAMES LYNN VENTURA Jim Lincoln High School, Cleveland, Ohio l,2. JOEL SALVATORE VENTURA Joel Lincoln High School, Cleveland, Ohio, l,2, Chess Club 3 National Honor Society 4, Science Club 3. JAMES TENNANT VERNE Jim HLY l,2,3, Bay Players l,2, Proiection Committee l,2 Bowling League 3. WlLBUR WILLIAM WAHL, JR. Wamp Annual Staff 4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Football l,2, Baseball 3, Bas ketball l, P.A, Committee I, Boy Players l. fi Q59 After Thesis Party sv ANNE COX WALKER Anne Annuol Stott 3, Boy Window 3,4, cxssistont editor 4, G.A.A. I,2,3, Leoders' Club 4, Ncitionol Honor Society 3,4g Open Book Club I,2,3, publicity choirrnori 3, Pep Club 2,3,4g Boy Ployers I,2g Quill Bi Scroll 4, Y-Teens I,2,3, RICHARD WEAVER lll Rich Hi-Y I,2,3,4, treosurer I,2,3, vice-president 4, Open Book Club I. THOMAS ALAN WEBB Tom Annuol Stott 3, Art Club I,2,3,4, president 4, Boy Window 4, Hi-Y I,2, Noticnol Honor Society 4, Quill 8- Scroll 4, Sci- ence Club 2, Stogecrotters 2,3,4. GEORGE VANDERBILT WEBER George Hi-Y I,2,3, Footboll I. LOUIS HUSTON WELKE Lou Withrow Senior High School, Cincinnoti, Ohio I,2, Chess Club 3. MARTHA EBERLE WHITE Mczrty Albion High School, Albion, Michigan If Pep Club 2, United Appeol 3, Y-Teens 2. .id ' ' DA E M RUN VVHWTINGTON cn Bon T274 New nol Honor Socle 34 Sclence Club 2 Soclol Science Club 3 Moth Club 3 ALlCE MARlE WlEMELS Aluce Future Nurses Club 2 EUZABETH ANN WILCH Bet Bon 12 34 secretory 3 4 Moloretfe l 2 3 4 GA A 2 Pep u 234 ByP yersl YTe sl JAMES TWOTHY WlLSON mm Chess Club 3 HIY I2 Lnbrory Club I Noilonol Honor So Clefy 4 Science Club 2 3 presldenf 3 Soclol Science Club 3 program cholrmon 3 Moth Club 3 4 ROBERT FRANCIS ZOCCOLA o Boy Window 2 Choir 2 3 4 Choroleers 4 Hn Y 12 3 4 Bose 3 Boskelbcll l Track 3 Boy Players T4 Prolecn rw Committee I 2 Thesplons 4 ia OFFUITH llrl 24 .. -- , .-s K-f ,Q ' U-5. 15 neg, Qvo we 4 , 5 . v 2, 'L Q 1 s X. K K, u Blow, Gerry, Blow 52 Pack-up Remember? So thcf's where rhe treasure hunt ended! SENIOR 5 . c A kg f i 'J' i f if in .i , X- r gs.: i ,, V , ,X ig . v 'A l 5 1 1 it it ig L... in-4.4. November ll, l2, and i3 marlced the dates of the Senior Class Play. This year's play en' titled Star Light, Star Bright was a comedy involving a family with very complicated problems, Among these problems were a literary father vvhose vvriting never sold, a daughter who at sixteen was in love with love, a son who hated girls, a so- phisticated lady publisher, and a mother who tried to keep all her family intact, Mrs. Joan Duprey, whose bubbling personality gave a lift to tired, stage-struck seniors, di- rected the play. She was as- sisted by lvlr. Bill Richard. The cast and all concerned will long remember the hours spent in rehearsal, the study lnalls spent in learning lines instead of chemiS y, props that could not be found, and the general or- ganized confusion brought about by the production of a sehior class play. Studert and faculty critics all agreed that the play was light, fun, and eycellently directed and acted. Tre Senior Class, a c'ass ima initiated new tradi- tions at Eay l-ligh l VCbQl'Obf the year, started another new first by giving matinee perform- ances, sefvirg free refreshments during play intermissions, and provicing a band for intermis- sion music. -., lflx . flq L ,Q 'L PLAY 4:17 girl, rv gl l ff S 1 nn1L.'1- 4.-,-!-1 , . lf 4. '-la:-111 i on-an www an-mmf -W, asf lx ii. l 4 0. 3 x , f nun: haf , pf I is 2 as Nxnk 4 ,A x. Q ff,fw ' 'TVR M ww rf , Q 4 L- , gp: ywf , G T Q g? 53 -My . -QW ,fn g.. x 3 ,K i 4 fr dt' 453.5 -x R, 4, - ff -1 -i-111 3 X I QQ. 'y ,r 1 -2 77 SENIGR PROM This year's seniors presented their own prom, another first for the Class ot 1960. Never before has a class provided its own open prom. Staurdcy, May 14th, from 9:00 to 12100 in the gym, the members at the class ushered in this tradition. This replaced the time-honored iunior-senior prom, which was always a dinner dance. Featuring Heavenly as their theme, the seniors walked through the pearly gates and danced under a ceiling of sparkling stars. With a backdrop depicting . stairway to the stars, the gym was transformed into a truly beautiti. ballroom. A fascinating entrance hall and a luxurious powder room completed the picture, For dancing the heav- enly music was provided by .lim Becker and his band. The exciting evening continued at the Lakewood Y.M.C.A. where a splash party was planned. A breakfast followed prepared by the fathers. All good things must end, so by 5130 the clean-up crew were back at the school dismantling their masterpiece. 'ff F I W 5 , sv ws Q.'?iw4Aw 'UW-time 36 f'u, ., , X fl M, f ,gQW' A 2 L Tl fl tk, if-X ' Q uf , ff alt , 2 i I x X l gf p X l Uv aa ,I . Q .H MFWQ Q P Q- f' ,x . fn ' ffl A Z , Q N A 4 I l E l f 3 1.- if 4 Vg Q Q 8 ' . Q ' I K - I A V xi Q 5 H , 'FT' ,Q M 1 , 5 , A. L ,. 332 Q ' .,-M 'T S 3.-..- gp-Q, f 4 lnussv ' . ,...-................ ' 14 13' fr Q , i g. ,M gg 4 1 D , . t.- l 1 QS. l ' - -- J in il' 1 v. '. .' a 'fu' . f.. - ' ' ?.' 'a ', -4 -ff' , , Jian 'Q L. Q5.i?:d'f!al '55, '53-'f - .V 2.1, up 4 . .1321 J ff Mal if 'v - v , i...,,, J. COMMEN Commencement exercises tor the T60 members of the Class ot T960 were held in the high school gym- nasium June Toth, at 815 p.m. The class cnose the inspiring theme f'Stand Out and Be Courted in real' ization that the year 1960 promised the start of a progressnve new decade in which each member ot the class would truly stand out and be counted. Giving speeches on this theme were Sharon Meriam who spoke on Stand Out and Be Counted As an lndividualu, Alex Davidson, Charlotte Watkins, and John Wills each spoke on Stand Out and Be Counted As a Group. Sue Snider, Bay's Rotary Speech Contestant, gave her speech Stand Out and Be Counted As a Citizen. Class valedictorian and salutatorian were Ruth Svvanlcer and Sharen Amdersen respectively. The Choraleftes, the senior girls' singing enserrhle, sang The Night l-las A Thousand Eyes and God So Loved The Earth as the musical por' of the program. As they received thei' diplorros, the rrernbers ot the class reozeo 'ho' 'ne tuture, pusineis or college, 'oy hetore tr-ern, lt would he tor 'lem what- ever they, 'rerrseves would malce ot '515-'Sr'-r-sf!!-s 1w'35lf'..-' EMENT N. F .1 2535 was H H214 C1879 'fa cf waist ALJ 4.11.4 Qcmy no co f?Q1'7'LLCLO-f 7V6ZA.f6LbCfJ f ffdff 5 -ff? Y Af 'I I I J y !'Z17f?!k W1 545-'fit 1 fail C pic f 5 MP5 fag, f nfa 1fQ7fu 1 444 Annu CL -fcafmzfzy 141111421 Qlzd 0.4104-ie PC9740 14 Ona tie 4 11,0114 00 5022411611-cf FAMJL ,L Zak Aj, 15,04 J1114' Lvcvijxj fl f I , , A' 'ii ' Af ' 111 -fl' 7 f fx X x K . Q , -1' - ' J j, ,H .' , L- f fd' V' ,' SQ ' ' X If, ,H--,' ' c ,f W I 7 If f 1 L fb jc 2 ' -,, y , J af f jf- U . A 7 yr I ' gh f? 77,L47!-I . K K f WW AND EVERY VOICE UPRAISES IN GRATITUDE T0 YOU R Li F E 3 U ' Prlze wlnnnng floof A good Tlme wos hod by dll. The Class of '61, wiTh The closs council ond closs ofhcers oT The helm, enloyed Themselves im- mensely Thls yeor - by working. The enTire closs sTuFTed chicken wire To win The Homecoming Tloc1T Trophy. A success- Tul mogozine sole sTorred Lindo Bordes os Top soleswomon. The Men flexed Their muscles ond locked, dribbled, lumped, ond boTTed Themselves vorsiTy leTTers. A choice Tew, Through ouTsTondlng scholorship, leodership, servlce, ond ChorocTer goined o ploce in Nohonol Honor SocleTy, The Juniors leorned 0 new word This yeor - TogeTherness. Now only o piffling shodow of The old cosTe sysTem re- moins. The Closs of l9ol leorned To lough TogeTher, To cry Toge-Ther, To work TogeTher, To run ouT on 0 Tleld ond ploy To- geTher. They occepT whoTever comes os o whole, ond noT on individuel eT:TorT. Junior yeor ls The yeor of moTuriTy. Juniors musT leorn To oc- Cepf The responslbllny of being senlors. lT hoppens dlmosT every yeor, ond every yeor TT seems lllce o rnirocle, Mrs. Kellcm presides ..s g., nf, l T American H sTory - Who could forgef? l 0-I Huh?' .X JUNIOR CLASS OFHCERS President Kenneth Hook Vice-pre-sidehr Francis Casey Secretary Kathy Molly Treasurer Tim Kohl Social Chairman Kalhy Keller Jumor Closs Council ,Vx n W 'F 9 vs '15, 'Q 2 xi . t., s INA . 3, v V .., J xx N5 f Y HY! E Q ' ' 4 Y '-3' is Ti . XX , xx. f ? W . 7 X, L. I W .X, 4. rv, 9 N xl! 4 f Vf Aa , - - f V .- ww , Xj I , 5 ix .. up. w M Q. A ,L 1 1.1 f,-, QF If 1 - .x 1 ,, we E wi . rt 3... If 'if if xff -uv W' vlg. w fi U ,Q A D nt. 3, I x In ff-f wtf, K X . 'E' , 4' , . un 5.1 A, gm I ff. Q' 5 X I u. KJ 'f V if .I v, tx , L Q M! 1 'YM A9 3. L Orbit the Eagles! The main goal of the sophomore class this past year has been to become iuniors. This was accomplished by the ma- jority through a lot of hard work in their studies, Subiects, the like of which the Class of '62 had never encountered before, included geometry, biology, and Latin ll. ln geometry they learned all about squares, rectangles, circles, and angles. The sophomores saw, probably for the hrst time, the inside of a frog and a worm while dissecting those members of the animal kingdom in their first laboratory science, biology. Not only did these longesuffering members of the tenth grade translate Julius Caesar from the Latin, but they also read the play, Julius Caesar, by Shakespeare in their English Il classes. Another first-time experience for them was the read- ing of many short stories. Then, of course, came the inevitable writing of their own carefully executed short story. But even with all this studying, the sophomores managed to have time for extra-curricular activities, too. A number of the boys made the football squads, varsity and iunior var- sity, or the .l-V basketball team. About twenty of the girls tried out for the coveted position of cheerleader, The three who made cheering are anxious for next year to come so they can cheer their fellas on to victory. Many sophomores made choir this year, perhaps as the result of valuable experience gained in their freshman presentation of l-l.M.S, Pinaforef' and therefore shared in the unusual Christmas concert, This year has been a wonderful one for the Class of '62, one that will always be remembered. OFFlCERS President Tim Van Syckle , Vice-president James Templeman 2 Secretary Pam lrwin Treasurer Bruce Michaels Social Chairmen Daryl Sheets - Bonnie Gillingham CLASS OF '62 Where's the liniment? , E E Who has a pin? Sfil ROW ONE - G, K:'isfe', T. Hevcd E. Hess, B H3L.sni'c', - .f'dt:', C. Dams ROW TWO - E G' nglnofn, P lr- .f. n E l':'3b5 D Ko ser, M Gy n, P Ke3'y ROW THREE V 3 '-Mrs, R Ge 5- mnf. M., : M.-N. Q r- ' F L-'Satin' 3 Jan .5 ROW FOUR -'- K. Q-e'g- ew Z F-:f:', . Lucius, K, H':'5Qi2 Q V':'zff'fL-yi-f, Q C 'L Y D75 C H f- F1 ROW FIVE - E f':. ni: , Z 'jz-'ii S Ct' Qi E H.- Qiif H H: , 'J H 'Vw 'S fi-,vp R,,Q ROW ONE - 1 .f. S,tl'f K. 3 221 L, Sfgvez B. Sr,-'zu ' C S'f:L:,J . C .-- C ROW TWO -- T Sfarg- ded J , , Jefno ROW THREE - 9. e' 2 Tm. - ley, B 'fic'-c :n,J Swunka-V, J. Tiiyfof F. Sf Cer, R. Zak ROW ONE f D. DQGJVWO, L. Fwsnef, G Borgio, C, Conk- lin, K. Brwggs, L, Fritz ROW TWO f JN. Fries, D. Chor- ney, D. Dougherty, N. Cnc:- dek, C, Czzrriei J, Ernnng, C. Oc ef, L. GcbeU3e, ROW THREE - P+. Clink, M. Bow- ers, B, CJ 3'VGT, N. Bardes, M. Gowdy, G. Gosewisch, J. CJ'1ry57i1J ROW FOUR f D. Dregny, B, CnRswef', S. Chi- nvgkc, R C'z'k, P. Arncft, G. De'WxTY, A Dcdd, A. Cum- mins, G Gefnke ROW FIVE - J. Ooodnow, G. Green- leaf, D. Fxsner, B. Brwclu, D. Alon, B, Dcdd, J. Bognef, J. Burkii. ROW ONE: B, Nknofs, J. Nagy, S. Muvay, J. Maron, C. Pfrscn, L. C'Nf-a', ROW TWO: J. P:we's, M Moore, S. Schwank, U PaY'e':an, S. Micn-QW, S. V D, Paver- son ROW THREE: J Pfe'ody, B. Mi?cneH, B. N5c'naeJ, A. Nekcn, D Vfv: ROW FOUR: B. Pirnaf, T Pecofaro, G. Neymar, B. 'fC 'I EE, J. Newell Row ONE: C. Long, 5. Marsh, D. McF'xfren, C. Kos- fak, B, McQuigg, G. Vorpe ROW TWO: S. Kitcnwn, S. Kirnrnerle, B. MCNFTY, M. Lar- kin, S. Kowatcln, J, Knox, G. Kranz ROW THREE: S. Mc- Taggarf, L. Lucas, C. Lurnm, B. Mach, T. Martin, C. Ken- nedy, L. Manning ROW FOUR: D. Larson, C. Lauers- dorf, D. Maben, M O.'Bry- ant, K. Keska, R. Massarik, E. Kresge, K. Mwck. ev x ,IC Class InTeresT? CLASS OF '63 Toward The end of The eighTh grade The Class of '63 wondered if They would survive long enough To pass info The freshman class. Mira- cles never cease, and one by one They passed. Now in The ninTh grade, be-Tween Lafin I and algebra, again The cry is heard echoing Through The halls, I'll never survive To pass inTo The Tenfh grade. The books ge-T heavier and The hours of sleep shorfer, buT somehow They all fTnd Themselves geffing up aT The crack of dawn iusT in Time To slip inTo a vacanT chair in The back of The room. Even Though being a freshman enfails much work, There's sTill Time for fun, AfTer-game dances held The aTTenTion of mosT of The class and many new friendships resulTed from faifhful aTTendance. AT home-com' ing everyone pifched in To help on his class fToaT, IT represenfed friendship around The world. The Tinished producf was a fToaT well worthy of praise. Freshman cheerleading goT an enThusiasTic response like never be-fore. The girls can be commended for The boosT boTh in aTTendance and spirif aT The freshman sporT evenfs. OFFICERS Presidenf Treasurer Allyn Keiser Tim Riff Vice-presidenf Social Chairmen Diane I-lallows Nancy Greer Secretary Paul Gehrke Ron VVolfT .311 X K- .4 'SQ 4+ 1 VII' .. 15. Rf TJTQAAT '21 Paul Gehrke, Ron Wolff, Diane Hallows, Nancy Greer, Allyn Keiser, Tim RiTT. ROW ONE - J. Jacobs, L. PeTer, D, HOUQJGHCJ, P. Nemat, D. Kogbf, K, KU:- gzurd ROW TWO - D. Long, P. Jofcs, J, Harms, D. Howes, L. Hohduy, L. Lcrm ROW THREE - M OJs5or, S. Mo, T, Oefxem M Hcrwebeny, M Hook J. Marks, T. NQDQPQJLJ, B Kmrrp ROW FOUR - I Mofnor, J. Mosby, D. Hols TCU, J. r'J :uG5Jiy, R. Kung E. Moheu, J. HJIJ, J Phnwps, L Klear ROW FIVE F Hurwsdof F MwNf,r, T. Hong D Lmsfk, P K'1Jw3 -', VV Knox, L. HyNkimo, D. Mueller, H. Jorino. 1 r-N 11 Ju,: al L ROW ONE B. BJ1Tf'mr1r1, N. Brozik, B. BJUU4, E, ASMW, S. B' :wr D. Brb-gr ROW TWO R. Buwxwidv, D Bah-, D. l-wo R P Aobrf, D. B A'-f ROW THREE J. Ashby, R B'r335vv' zu, F. Bfwkvr, T. Burcidh J Xlsom- wzf' D Ewgzzozn ROW FOUR A P. B,orn, B. Bvt- Tcrr. J. E : - Sow, J. Bo'?ovw D. Bixfdwdgo, R Bqrrwsow R. Adfxrws. ROW ONE 4 CHM J Edh'.d's: . S. Davy . K Cgzwe N' C ::'N':f S Cs' ROW TWO K. O 2'-X G C1 3'3 P C:- 'Jnf 5 mg ROW THREE - C C: ,:- Q 2.1-ES C 'Sofa-, P L Dru Q 3.1.5 ROW FOUR f Y I .F N-,... : 'J T . . . EL-. .. L.- : 1 Q 3- C .Z 'D-S' 31 Row ONE - cs. sig- mund, J. Thomas, J. Pow- ers, P. Statzer, P, Pecoy, S. Longley, ROW TWO - V. Storrie, G. Miiiker, C. Green, D. Fay, D. Ha!- iows, P. Gerhke, S. Tisher, B. Twinning ROW THREE - J. Sherman, D. Lake, K. Lamkin, L. Nuss, M. Wifson, R. Pickering, D. Jacobs, C. Conrade TOP ROW - H. Fiels, A. Keiser, R. WoitT, J. Ma- comb, B, Waiker, N. Le- nak, T. Pressier, S. Stai- mener. ROW ONE - C. Harper, M. Cady, S. Goodwin S. Brown, S. Burr, S. Heigl ROW TWO - S. Farmer, J. Cr:s'ey, K. Heis'er, B. Hawtnorne, N, G'eer THIRD ROW - L. Gross, C. G':sseJi, A. Gccr, S. Haray, R. Frank, B, Grif- fe', S. Arheart, B. Gar- dan. ROW ONE - P. Seaman, S. Richey, S. SeJJenic?w, D. Scatterday, B. Snevei, A. Wafigf ROW TWO - T. Ritt, B. Robernson, J. Ventura, D. Hagrnan E, Watcrmin, P. Taiever: B. Robinson, E. Riss'e ROW THREE - K. Wii'- arna, J. Vickfcnd, S. Sed- iock, B, MazzaJine, E, Lorbach, R. Mcef, L. Hen- derson ROW FOUR - D. Radke, B. Waizer, B. VanWiess, J, Ruefenstaiii, K. Snow, S. Ritter, C, Slattery, E. Wilson, J. Tayior TOP ROW - D. Ritchie, J. Zuske, D. Prit- chard, J. Rekstis, C. Ros- sei, D. Comnela, T. Swardword, J. Steel, V. Thompson, R. Wield. Q l CLASS OF '64 OFFICERS President Vicki Brooks Vice president Terry Chorney Secretary Gwen Gosewisch Treasurer Ken Hawley Social Chairmen Jeanne Chrystal Gwen Gosewisch, Vicki Brooks, Joanne Chrystal, Ken Hawley, Jim Sturman, Terry Chorney. Jim Sturman The Enchanted Island SURPRISE! With their graduation to the eighth grade the Class of 64 has finally discarded their briefcases and are well on their way to becoming upperclassmen These young members of the high school may find studies getting harder but it doesnt curtail their social life This year with the Bay Way open this group has enloyed a wide range of social activities With the special lunior high dances ping pong and getto gethers among friends these lively young people have had many good times. Eiw, K, J. C ,. KE, c Nl 3 4, S. Htm- ROW E Bef, R. J E Z Zu E CWA . L lift ROW THREE - E. B 1 s D. Betts, Q Bowen, C. Nw, ROW 2 P 53:34 D Bwker, a berJcm, 5 Bfgfm, C. ROW ONE i S. Thompson, C. Rclfter, D. Smith, C, Wel- doy, B. Savers, B. Smith ROW TWO - J. SF:ttudc, E. Puskus, S. Smith, R. Ste- vens, J Vce'1'Jcfr ROW THREE 3 D. Wefke, N Vvorner, N. Sheppfe, E. Rosertbwy, P. Zirzcw, B. Vvorls, M. Scott, P. Vcvekcx ROW FOUR - D. Perttov, D PuJ1ey, R. Wuefitit, B Rsttkef, T. Troplw, F. Sovow, J. Youngs. ROW ONE - C, Noske, K. Hem-ei Q '-JQN tt, S Hud, D. Hodge, S. Leftzzrd ROW TWO - J Kresge, B. Muck, P. M3014 C. Nast, G. Kum- weice, fl. -efeffy 'f.'. Kfcwley ROW THREE - A. Kavettc, G Ucftrting, P. Parks, J N:'w:'s D. Kass- rrcr, 'Xl '.':C E,' J Oig, W. Ne c: ROW FOUR - P, Jcfei, 'C Hzmef, R. Mc- Cztley. B Vex, J. Mackie, E 'Jizz 9 3,17-g'::'E ROW ONE ' M. ColJins, S. Berge', C. Dfw s, C Clark, M. Nilrcmcre, D. Diwdicz ROW TWO -v K. Ghzefr, K. Mdody, J. Gray, S. M:Kuy, J. Chr-JSYQJ, K Kmuss, J. Koncby, R, Hcxtcr. ROW THREE - J. Laney, B. Bird- soll, B. Bunon, S. Dresser, K. Asher, R Lqrsa-rw, J fi-Jford ROW FOUR - T. Mewt, D. Bore, P. Cooney, S NQJson. B Cwsey, JN. Co iws R. CQJ- lihon, E. Denton, R. Cormie- lus ROW FIVE -- A. Kuper, T. MouJy, J. Eisner, J. Bowie, J. Kenerson, R. Luumdy, T. Gre-enJe:1f, R. James. ROW ONE - E. Ffcek. B. Duvwscow, J. Dclprw, C. Defnck, P. Day, L. Conn ROW TWO -f- S. Hcrdson, M, Domed G Gcsewwscb, J. Dmwo, J. Crosse-,f, M. Gar- ber 5. Fewy ck. -. C :'k Row Four: W K. Q-Sify, J Pegse R Ecxzf. C Gczd msn, T. Cfouset J. HCJ Derg G, Fay. D Gm-p '.1'w T Dfis yngen ROW ONE Rodwscn ROW TWO D. Yeomz Vlss' F':'n. J Sc THREE Sfrorvg V Tw G,Ilm3 FOUR S. if J-'fm - J. Reffcw wGJd, Jes, JN f :dr rs fn 3-r uuvp- -7, Xk,l Q..- F! X r CLASS OF '65 Oh man, is This place large! This was The TirsT cry of The average sevenTh grader as he was shown Bay High lasT May. Even before classes began in The Tall, The youngesT members of The school were Trying To memorize room numbers. When They were hncilly Throw in To sink or swim, The mysTery of high school became even more complex Tor The newcomers, Two of The mosT impor- TanT occasions for The members of The sevenTh grade came in early fall, Because of The greaT number in This class, nomi- nafions for offices were Taken by peTi- Tions from all aspiring poliTicians, The usual geT-acquainTed parTy was The sec- ond big happening in The lives of The sevenTh graders. In OcTober They danced, aTe, and meT many more of The 275 peo- ple in Their class. The Class of '65 sTarTed Their high school career wiTh a bang and will undoubTedly end iT The same way. Food For Thoughf. Robert Hoard, Jackie WhiTe, Anne Snider, Jan Kennedy, .lefT Van- Almen, Paul Doty. 4 W KM Sevenfh graders polished Their dance sTeps and attended Their first social funcfion of high school life. OFFICERS PresidenT Anne Snider Vice-presidenT .lefT VanAlmen SecreTary Jackie WhiTe Treasurer RoberT l-loard Social Chairmen Paul Dofy Jan Kennedy ROW ONE - D Se ::'dY. L. Hofyew, C, G'css c . C. Dc.g'we ,' , H: CII. , I-'3 ':,H ROW TWO f N H wus. B ': :'z . G'ee', L. Esefbg . N.. Ffvz R ':,Ci', ' 'J fd. K. Garde- E. ':ged: . ' Gircinlff ROW THREE A T. Hu X:L e.1 'e, L. J:::b. L. Ftzfw, G 1 1- 3 ': :f. R. Haffer, U. '32, S. Hane- mrd-vf, K Row FOUR 3 J. Pkszck, J, Hz?- rf':w, R H '. G 31? V Emmch, G, Eff. I H,f,f Frfmks, R G- gn, ROW ONE -- 'J 'fix as L. HLFPS, P. KLJYT3, J K5f 'fRd',f, S. Kekic, K. Kvsmger ROW TWO - C Kzdw R. LVWV L- Iyn, W. H ', D N : w R. Hoiurd, R. Hcwe L, L. HLTYN, A. Goetz ROW THREE - R. Lucas, G Lur'e voser, D McLucRie, J. Lcvsen. VV. Jones, C, Lwrcck, T Lind- sfrom, D, Kmzefvreyer ROW FOUR - P Ho lfjsfxsffh G. McFcxrrerw. G. Hcdjecv. B. Lorm1w,J HOWQ! Vd R. Chorvor, A. Lnwmn. - g E i1 '- if ROW ONE - J. Arrolr, M. DAQ-' J. D :f', C 5 fVCW '.' C ': L f': ':-f-V ROW TWO F Eczzf' E. Eb .',' Ffff, S. Gwss, R. C-,ZZFf':' R S-cf '. ' Eck- sc' ROW THREE -- G FEL E', D. Cu'fnbeL!. G. 4555353 .C'3'Y:P Q -.. Q. Day Row FOUR 27 W C CV'i1'.':Y, D. EO'-'?, R D.RLs, R. Cobfentz. D. F':'Ci'J, 'J Dwwcr S Gzdd. I l ROW ONE f L. LNJO, C. Mizvews, J. Lodwick, S. Kaiser, L. Kxeger, L, Lewis, ROW TWO f F. Lennrd, P. Mzfom S. K-H, S Lowe, L. L3r D'echt ROW THREE - D Harris, L. McPhee, K, Kist- ner, K. Mom, B. James, J. Mntbes. K. Knopf, G. Le- hcckc ROW FOUR ! J. Kos- Tck, G. Kncuer, R. Lcmning, J. Kiwrxey, R. Koch, B. Kobie, D Kzfim, J. Kgifh, N. Jenk- ins, XX, Ax f New 'K or ROW ONE - A. Snider, J Smith, J, VVL'weGL3v'wd, B ScF-'1z. M. Shecpnfd, L. To 6,-Q N, f . . X. 3 4' H- ROW TWO f -'-' Crirwizf, R '.M'T's, T OCLWO' VV. Turrx ff', R VWL sen, J Var'f+ cw. G Moore R Reese ROW THREE - S Re e', R. Vssbugh. B Pefw, R R :'v:'ds, R Rcwers N .kenaf-1:25. L Vcwews 'A v. P G Q. .W -'C ROW FOUR - ,my f' rjnupr H , T J , 1 f,:'R, P Stun'-r pf ,. ip, Gu, R T M T Tf J. ROW ONE . O., . aw- - ,, ROW TWO D fzz- , C':.A. , Duc: f C wefz' ROW C' ::'-' ' bcz' E 'Q CGCL R 2. ROW FOUR Crm, T, 3:12 C. cuff P. Czf. ROW ONE PH' o, 'J SQ: son, -4 H, z' ROW TWO Mcxfe Ci C e'C2A :Q Me-wck C THREE -- Rxmi Q ' na! . .' - A. Rvfic' 3 -, FOUR 'L R gms' - R: ,X A D4 Vfiif' Roof. XZ fl A L A yr FDR LESSONS LEARNED FOR FRIENDSHIP 'IJ ?Lf2, 1 U U I f 4 4 ff' fx f , V, Y' i, I ,I ,f V74 1 IM I A f Q ' , ' .4 ' -X 1 1' K I xf . , X! ,Q I - I w 1 ,- fl f x - , - : V X I . . . f f ff Af , V f , , f,. f, W 1 L. , Q ff! u!f,4 f 'T f f fx ' IA 4 fm f f C M X' Q f I I k i v V C , 7 '-S rk 4 xl ,XL fy 1,4 X ,tt -'1 ,' x ' f X F' .' ,cfm iff' LLL A . 4 A Ak VI ' I ! . V. 4 lf' U I , , V V , 1' N I K I ,jx f-. Y In ,f K' , , 1 xi A , Mr. C. M. Patterson Members Harold B. Armstrong - President John Ashby Katherine T. Allen Charlotte Weber Richard Weygandt SUPERINTENDENT To head the administration of our Bay Village School system is a very difficult task. The teachers and students of Bay High can all agree that Mr. C. M. Patterson has ably filled this post. Mr. Pat- terson, who received his A.B. degree from James Milliken Uni- versity and his M.A. from Ohio State University, has served as our superintendent for the past ten years. During this time he has planned for new schools in our growing community, selected new teachers, and helped to maintain our high standards in Bay. Throughout the school year he finds time in his busy schedule to attend Bay High activities, such as the National Honor Society assembly, Leaders' Night, and the Awards assembly. Students have found him to be an understanding friend, ready to give his advice on any problem in school life that may arise. BOARD OF EDUCATION When the voters of Bay Village elect members to the Bay Village Board of Education, they are electing people to a very important job, for it is this body of civic minded citizens that sees that our school year is run smoothly. Among their tasks are the planning of new buildings and maintenance of the old, the selecting and hiring of teachers, the handling of school finances, and the determining of the educa- tional policies to be followed in all our schools, A vote of thanks is certainly to be extended to our School Board members who helped to make l96O another successful school year. PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION An integral part of Bay High's communication system is the P.T.A. The diligent officers of this group serve as a two-way radio between the school and the pa- rents. They represent the views of both, act as in- terpretors, present planned programs destined to enlighten and educate, and take action locally and nationally for the betterment of school conditions. Above and beyond the call of duty they raise funds for scholarships, send out important bulletins, and keep a weather eye on changing conditions in the world of education. Student display at P.T.A. meeting o isned vhis work in smite of obsfcc'-ee, Bess? by rw deckne :advertising ir-co 'e, rising orodecfsn cosfs ard o few'- po 'sf ecfipse of some zzfififiea E:e::-se of schedje :roo- rvwch effort by o few resoifed 'r' 'he sirgoifir 'erff of is yeorbook The Cioss of 196i os if onderfokes fhe re-co'd o nSXT Year can d'uw rmch insoirehor from fhis :h': :'e of 3 very oriosud' yew' in Boy High Sthco' Addr-d 'o 'hs lrisoirurion rhosf be vhe financioi sensor? of the rerriiirino ciwsses if is rectzfied rho? not 'fore fhrin foo' years o vhe Clfzss of Y956, wifh o schoo' enr:'in-en? ::co'cxi- fr fng fha? of 'he :owing schoo' feizr, p,rJ'shffo ': - i osrufed 120-poge book bound in d h-ird cover, wivh o so pierwenf, Here we have proof of the o'd odoge Yhuf :iodi- y is o good sob5f'f.'e fo' odzznfiy' PRINCIPAL W ff ff-e years og: :sr schoo' ns: zheg ifs fre! yedrsoek 3 The Larynx. Sf. . rg 15: es :re ::'ec': s 'e s, s zxrerf ,ezfzoo-c one dfzf '1 3: ff: ': 'oz 5 1153'- ' n, if is The fox' cr-'snide of Boy Hign Sthoo' :ms 2 sx- e ihsfiwtion, The reef ve'ue of th s excefhehf wo'o're resfs :'e fhdn 'he h:':': sin'-f:':':e 'riz one -5 :een ed 5.9, A di zen' 39:3 ooided :,' 3 1-1 ed scerezr rxs SLU Rrrringl Good morning, Boy High School. Answering the rhony phone colis during the day is oniy one of the iobs performed by Yhe secretaries or Buy High Schooi, in between the phone coiis, the pecking of the vypewriter rnoy be heard. Their :'her robs range from keeping frock of Yhe studerifs' records fo finding owners for iw is-J: 'W fig f'??f 2 V, , .I 'am i g 'wah M 1 r 4 E ' 1 + an 54 VN wg! -MW J ifi +15 'iz E ?ff-K 4. 1 ' 2 4 1 , X Q -v-' , wi , s 1 we 0, 6 5, 4 ,R 1 ! I , 4-?'-fm M ' Y ,. ' IGGY, f f.. iff I my , :V ,mf -' ,L ' . 1, I 5, :vip M-any ,VA Q- 4 ,w xi! . .4 - ,fff 6 A? Q 1 f 1 ., ,.1 Z,,- -Nw! 3 DOBBECK, MANFRED W. Nndustrfcd Arts Borfurvj Gwefv Sfizffg UP ,u'5wr,f, B S. DUPREY, MRS. JOAN M. Eng wah Drcmcfics 'si CNeveN1mo Cola-gc of VVesVern Reserve Umversify, BA. xv' ' HALE, RICHARD S. Commcrcwd Wes? Lwberfy Sfute, A B. X L N HAUPTMANN, MISS MARGARET Y Vocal Music YW' . A fWf1'fC'E'SYCO-16'g,, B xo 47, Q Q s 5 . 1. ' HENDERSHOT, MRS. D. JANE . - Q 4 . Strerce ' - 'M ' V Bcfogy - 'A Q Chwo'Ne5f9yZ1r1, B A. f Hess, MRS. VIOLA if S9C'6fClVY 1 I . , ' ' 4 X I 'v -d I 4 , v -L-Jul' -' Q il-4 HUFFMAN, MISS CORAL S:::nisl i Vv'aynesb.Jrg Coilege, AB. HULL, MRS. BETTY JANE NWS Shorthand Midland College, AB. Kztngrine Gibbs Scnocl, Business Vxlestern Reserve University, MA. R' , up KLIMKO, MARTIN C. Socia' Studies E3 :rf Wu' ace College, X- E Keft State Urirersity, M!-. LARSON, R. RUSSELL JANNING, MRS. ELIZABETH Flora Stone Mather otMatl1 Western Reserve Uriversity, BA. JOHN, MISS LOVELLA Biology Western Reserve University, BS. Ed, JORDAN, MRS. DOROTHY, J. Librarian Flora Stone Mother of Western Reserve University, B.A JUERGENS, MISS HARRIET Guidance Oberlin College, B.A, Columbia University, M.A. KELLAM, MRS. ELEANOR H. English BLS Western Reserve University, BA., MA, KITZEROW, ROBERT C. Math Findlay College, AB. Western Reserve University, M.A. !-rt !. . .'r R-.:f.'. . Uriffrzity, E S Ed C are ara lnstitote of Art UI I McCOOL, MISS HARRIET Home Eccnorvics Bc,-fling Green Stare Uwfwsiff MACH, MRS. MARYLYN H, Efglnsh, Speech Denison Univefsiiy, A B , fqvfmiffel, nl lib. LGI I IHFI 'Qian LIPAJ, CYRIL M. Ififvpm :Q Dwuing Cro Sine University, B S, VVesf-efn Resefve Universiry LLEWELLYN, JACK W. Diver Tfzmirig Mi::'v1i Lmvcrsiiy, BS. Bzicvfin fw':1I3::e, BA, V L'rf'r RLsf' D 'J ' 1,3-: -gv,,i H. MADARA, MISS BARBARA A. Howe Econcwncs Wittenberg Universiiy, B S. MANKE, MRS. LOUISE K, Eng ish, Sociai Studies Vaipuroiso University, BA. MARTIN, ROBERT M. Math Baidwin-Wfiiiace, BS MECHEM, MISS JANET E, Erfg'i5Iw,Frer1iIi Muskingum CoIIege, A 5 hu! hhlihihh- Lu -ni-:bi pu. n o hu-vub ui MEYERS, GEORGE W, M3791 Ccf fc'r 3 Sfgie Ti-acriefs C: MUEILER, FREDERICK R, Sofia? Swdies Or1.s.'Nesfevsn B.-X. Ur-ive's 'yofNicI1igsn,M.A SAFFORD, PHILIP, L. English Ohio Wes'eyan University, BA. SEBERT, MARVE, E. English Otterbein College, BA. Columbia University, MA. SECRIST, HOMER, S. Physics Wooster, B.S. Western Reserve University, MA. SETTLES, WILLIAM E. Band Bowling Green State University, B.S SHANNON, MRS. MARILYN K. English, Social Studies Wittenberg University, B.S. SHOLLENBERGER, JOHN W. Physical Education Oberlin, BA. Pennsylvania State University, MA. i O K ,N if, - AZ I fr. 4 1, ff 1 . N -Qi NISBET, MRS. GRACE H. French, Latin Oberlin Col'ege, BA. RICHARD, WILLIAM English Ohio State University, B.S. STEVENS, MISS JOY Art Michigan State University, B A COULTON, MRS. SONIA A. English, Social Studies Ohio University, B.S. VOIERS, RICHARD Miami, B.S. Cccch, Physical Education WALKER, MRS, ADALINE Vcssor Secretory WELLS, MRS. MAXINE Oberlin, A.B. Lo Sorbcnne Kent Latin, French WELLS, MRS. WILMA Western Reserve, B.A, Baldwin Wolloce Engl1sh,Sponish WORLEY, MRS. DOROTHY Westerr Reserve, B.A. Reading Adviser ZETTLEMEYER, MRS. MONA London University Fenry B.S. General Science TOWNSEND, RICHARD W. Western Reserve, B,A. Biology, Science TURRITTIN, JAMES E. Wooster, B.A. Western Resewe, NA, English, Social Studies Administration attends Leaders Night Banquet L 9 4' Q Foculry membew attend Qui I Ono Sc of nd C1 on .V .45 I N lflkv M Pierce, H. Gflotti, L Lesh, V, Morquifz, S. Schuste-', C Hugedcrn, A. Schilerts. CUSTODVANS, C13,FETlfPlA ST!-FF, EUS DRWERS Here they ore, the people who do the reol work ot the school ond keep it functioning -the custodian, coteterio, ond tronsportdtion stotts. The custodions cheerfully do the little ond big extras thot keep our school o more ottroctive ploce in vvhich to leorn, study, ond grovv. There is grectt consoldtion in returning in the morning to G school wnere the vvolks ore shoveled, rooms worrh, ond tloors shining. The well-ted dppeoronce ot our student body hos o gredt deol to do with the nutritious rneols prepored by the coteterio stott. Eoch doy dur- ing the school yeor, these people ore busy preparing the ldrge ornount ot tood consumed by the students ot Boy High. One of the rnost responsible iobs, ds for cts the people of our school district ore concerned, is being cn bus driver, These gentlemen ore en- trusted with tronsporting the students to ond trorn school eoch doy. Never o dcny posses thot vve ore not rerninded ot the rnony thoughtful services thot these people give us. Yes, these ore the people fvho help to rnoke our school go 'round, ond though they rnoy not knofv it, vve ore grotetul to them for o job well done. ul .ft -- rf Z' l It O lla 1 X ,7- V1 , ,f af X ,. X 4 A, .1 L! 11 fx f 1 4 f f S 1 Lf If fx f ff f-. 7 I -A- 5 xv , , , X X sf ff ,I LJ X-ff X2 1 N x -.., v J gf xl , 1 J X1 f ,1- w ,f gf JL '7 1 L, - ,Q 1 Z ,Z xxx K 5-. Z , 'xx' , ,I w ' ' 'N . K , ,g N Q. f J , f L f 7 V' I-4,1 f., . ' ' X ,- N X -1 V.' J C' ,- I I AA J :fx fa 'f . f 9 K 'fi' f ' , -f . if x, f - I ry X f f , c f ,I rv - ' f' LL Q, f X, ff' 'U . A-9 I . 'L' 7- , - ,mf S , , S f L x :.- ,., ,J , ' ,J f ,A -- -2 Q .-' f -CV, , '1' Q, -C N XR ., X - ' , ,T L: .1 'X Ag, 7 , , K . .. , .N ,T ,fl ,, ,f I A' X NL? K . L . N, - K, 'ip ,- G ' 'gg' A. 3? 1- Hgf' .1 .f' L ' ,-' . ,J L, ' f ' -J f 5 V. . , I, , JA. , Q H L .' ' ff, r f K - A x s X -is k ,- .2 f - fc V gf, 2 . , ' 'N , 4 V ,Vx 4 K X A, aff' ,, 4 W Cf if '- , N ,..- if Q V Q ' WAX . 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K, 'f' 6 . -L q - J ,-'UL' .1 ' X, ff, ' lfx, N .-. k gf Y 4 Q2 L x Q, C4 Vx ,N , ' ,s N fx lf' Q-'A V I Y :x Z' 1 A , -- I, 1-' fx X 1 L, 'C X ww' 7 -8 f x X K Q ,-2 , , 1 , .. fx' u -3' ., f ' . 1 .112 x V 'H -f 3 . .- , U- i -1 . ' n 3.7 1 , y x YA: .5 A ef , x , 14' , , . ,X LV, -4 Q v'K :TJ , Cpi s A f ,f C A N, .- - N V '- - W-- ,- K ,,GX' -1 ii .- XR ifg, . X ' f'X - f .2 ' ,I -x A, Y -,J Y 'L ' il , -2 , ea' --f xf' x Y- ' Q-7 ,V : .N W ,Q 5.1 -,A , . 'L 'x VJ , xc ,Bx Lf .- .Cf L, N In-Nr X J FOR HOURS OF WORK AND PLAY bg-JV Z S S303 aw K '9 ag? I I 4 ' H 4 QI? vei'Cb4 . . -v if! 'ffl 't I '3' A t JK- M: Vw Itkp M1 it A:-,wi lf., if if 4. 4 I 4 1.,,.1I5': na, fffyifig-f y-fa isglqng S I I . fi lx 4 qu aerial.: S0 3 gift fri' :Y .f in I I3 t gl leaf-ilazfl of ROW ONE - D. Heist, T. Snow, G. Aussem, L. Chamberlain, A. Bud- row, K. Smith, P. Stover, L. Merritt, J. Sherman, D, Dolphin, G nick, B. Krebbs, T. Lindstrom, J. Newell, D. Maben, C. Kennedy, Greenleaf, B. Pirnat, T. Kohl, F. Casey, K. Hook, B. Smith, E. Morris ROW TWO - B. Scott, D. Tawnley, D. White, C. Andersen, B. Van J. Llewellyn. ROW FOUR - B. Delis, L. Ebersold, T. Randt, L. Bol Almen, D. Hughes, B. Woodside, L. Freidel, A. Ball, J. Booth, B. ing, J. Szilagyi, A. Gedeon, C. Clark, G. Kalister, P. Rodman. Monroe, D. Koelliker. ROW THREE - C. Lipai, T. Ramsey, B. Kitze- VARSITY FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS Desire . . . Ability . . . Fine Coaching . . , these were the main components of the I959 football season at Bay . . . HIGH- LIGHTS: Kitz's return as line coach . . . Cy's Railders . . . BiII's scouting reports . . . and Jack's constant leadership and in- spiration. Pep Club's enthusiasm . . . Cheerleaders. GAMES: Avon Lake first . . . 8-O, Sherman victory . . . Rockets not mentally prepared . . . Olmsted Falls . . . I2-O Bay at end of three periods . . . I6-I2 Bulldogs at end of four quarters . . . There! GS 'HUGH lwfd Woflf GS 'here FS QIOVY Tough one to drop . . . Rocky River . . . Third straight defeat . . . 6-O squeaker. Oberlin arrives . . . End of defeat string!! I2-6 . . . Winless Medina comes to Bay . . . Goes back with a 23-O loss . . . Little Brown Jug time in Westlake . . . Rock- ets win, I2-IO in a thriller . . . Fairview stops victory chain . . . 24-20 Warrior triumph . . . Best spectator game of the season. North Olmsted contest . . . Bay ends season with a 4-4 record by a 6-O victory. 4-3 Southwestern Conference record that's good for fourth place. AWARDS: ALL S.W,C.: Denny White, Jim Booth, AI Gedeon, Pat Rodman, Buzz Van Almen, Lynn Bolling, Chris Clark, Larry Chamberlain. CLEVELAND PRESS ALL-STARS: Denny White. CLEVELAND NEWS DREAM TEAM: Pat Rodman, Lynne Bolling. OUTSTANDING BAY PLAYER trophy: Denny White. Senior with HIGHEST GRADE AVERAGE trophy: Bill Delis. BEST INTERIOR LINEMAN trophy: Dick Van Almen. Selected to play in POSTVSEASON ALL-STAR GAME: Dick Van Almen. HIGHLIGHTS CONTINUED: Snow-White and Nine Dwarfs: . , . Senior squad members' get spirit and leadership , . . Cap- tains Denny White and Dave Hughes ...Dinners before home games . . . Binoculars for coaches after season . . . A wonderful year. 45 I5 af' Xxx w ,-Q! xixu cf .S A 5iJ f:Pigs . . if D6ck Man Almep, 1 f A -af' P-vsr Dove Hughes , - f 0 , ..,f-- ,, ,. .Jr I -Y Q., n .,, ' ' '-' 'f-Q.,'Z1 fn -v ,1 ' ' ' '5 ' - rs ' .' A -4 - V, ..nv ,5f. 1 Q .F 'N I S 29' Q' xl i Ja' . B 3 - k . I Q X , E . ., 9' 3 I 5 X 'A ff.-'E , 1 -431- fvv.f. by M A, 'Sinha y . N , 0 I s 'Y' 44 F Q 'I 4 K A-N K , ' : f sa ann Don Doiphin . fx- ,..,o Jim Booth 2L74wxmg ' 7 g 'fi x 1' 1. itil A W-Chnmbeffignv Yb- 3 . Qi vw, Q3 Smith .4 !v.- W - Y-, ' i QQ -L 0441, .6 'ao' ' 1 s 2- , , 'A Q, :MRL '33 f ? s 4' 31 , 1, 1 'EW ' ' V' Q ' 'sa .- ,K 4 A .gm g Y, , , 5 Q Tom Snow .A 2, IH Homecoming is G seoson. if losfs from fre lirs' doy someone weors o begin sign fill olrer ine lost gold fro- pny is given owoy. Homecorning is ine eledricify in ine oid during rnose wo sror' rron'ns ol loo'bo'F, ond ine inlc-emblozored nords of 're ployers. Homecoming is red orm-bonds screorning Qfi.5DEQS.'l Hornecorning is Toucndowns, fre Fgnf song ond 'ne olmo mo'e'. l s sweor ond muscle ond broins, Homecoming is olcmni renewing old ffiendsnips ond molcing new ones: ond if'S old grods slopping bocks ond snolcing bonds. Homecoming is cneers ond fne morning-olrer lnoorsness, snow ond roin, ond cold feet ond worm clo'lnes. li's cneers ricoclierring from ine orner side ol fre bleocrers, Homecoming is mo- ioretres ond flie Pep Club ond its signs ond pos'ers, Homecoming is clweerleoders ond flue crowd ond noisy pep ossemblies, Tlwe se- crer of me floors, closs riyolries, spies ond ine porode cll compose ci porr ol Homecoming . . . lr's ine prize-winning iuniors. ire excirng e'ec'ion ond ulirnofe crowning of King ond Queen, ine footboll ployer's oorli, ine seniors, wiilw wet nonkies, sining in rlweir linery, Queen Pony Boden ond King Denny Wni'e, Slnori Anderson, Dove Hugnes, Snori Meriom, Buzz Von Almen ond oll The lcings, queens, ond offendonrs in ine pos? plus rlnose wno will come in 'rlwe lu- fure . , . oll ore o port of Homecoming, lf's o goy donce wirri oi live orclwes'ro,'l The cooclwes, ine lorge lelr lerier ond ine smoll gold loorbcill, ine g'i'fer- ing Scnolosric ond Avellone owords. Homecoming is o sign when the seoson closes . . . for Homecoming is reolly me Spirit of Foorboll. HOMECOMING COURT Shari Meriom, Buzz Von Almen, Queen Pot Boden, King Denny While, Shoren Andersen, Dave Hugheg, 4' Q I 1 Ay' A t mul? 1 ' Q . F 'O A n.y Av' A I A ' . 'V A Auf i BAA! A 5 ' ' ' 'i 'QA EAU' ' xgy I B2-L f 3 -'agp ar'- 9 I 2 5 ' 2 2 I v A , w , 1 . .' - yi , .gs A 'N ' ' X - - A y lx Q, Y - 5 it-1 F. I Y' ' t 1 ' 'sl' L. A N-' If 11 A - N- L A A '1' ' B-5 y X A f 4- x ' I ' ' , -qv' A ' L A A V ' 1 ' ...- ROW ONE 4 NA Carpente: TA Snow, DA Wliitr-, D, Huglnes, T Korl, E M::kA ROW TWO -- EA Del 5, FA Ca- VARSITY BASKETBALL Season opener A A A Lutlieran West is outclassed, 50-22 A A A Oberlin talls to Rockets, 54-43 A A A Olmsted Falls ends vic- tory st sriatcn begins V '. L F , .. it A-turning letterrnan A , A Five returning teant members ring, 47-39 A A A Berea edges Bay, 43-40 A A A Rockets -46-44 decision from Nortlt Olmsted A A A Rocky River fire gorre losing streak, 114334 A A A Medina takes e victory, 53-119 A A A Cltristrnas vacation defeats to N, Midviefv, and Westlake A A A Last winning ettort ot against Oberlin, 65-59 A A A Eigltt otlter defeats to Nesfern Conterence toes plus St. Edwards and Cleve- A'es s A A A Lake ot experience at tlwe start of tlwe season owdafce of if at tne conclusion Tnese were in ideas of fue l959'6O cage season at Bay Higli A A A zaclt Clarkfs We tutorage and desire to succeed A A A leadersfp and iurior efvnusiasrn Many close Uwe ce' so f A A 5 3' scefng A A fi s org 1, 3 'Exit 'ergo C1 g at 'A rf A A Lack 3: cfpc-fence ee' eaders eyc tewect A A A The devotion ot tlte studert' A A filrfost te players in efery game A A A No Rye boys ot :'1:r' ng Decnion at any tirne A A A Ore f if e A to Sz 'Azgfu Honorable n-e 'ior to' , Q iv: ace A Dfty 4le?n tropcy for tce J no CH f f- ted to lim Szilagyi A A A Ten v ' ers e at trciese returriiig next year A A , Lead- 'fp' C Q 'f ' ' - DW' SZilf1gfl A . , Leilflirig VCLCUWUG' A fi,,,,L , r,A fi f,f,,i ,,,A,f,A,..,,,fA , ,Ll Gmimf XIX I S 3 ffwgs- 'Z ASQ ' , W E ggi ,, f. mmmtilwqa JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL B Mrche'I J Ne el F S der, B. Pi:n:it, T Van Syckle T Peccoraro, J. Wright, T. Randt G Kalster C Greenleaf, C. Rift, D La son .l Katzenmeye D. Plum, FRONT Coach Vo ers FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROW ONE - Coach Hale, P Mo gan, D. Fay, Robinson D Ritch e, B. Mazzolini, J. Richards, .I Taylor M. Henneberry. ROW TWO - B. Flewelling, R. Wulf, D. Lincik, J, Rekstis, 3 Ka se P. Kalister, D Long. J. V. BASKETBALL SCORES BAY OPPONENT 42 ..... ...... C leveland Lutheran .......... 2l 44 ..... ...... O berlin .......... ........ 3 2 47 ..... ...... O lmsted Falls ..... ..... 3 2 47 ..... ...... B erea ........... ..... 4 3 29 ..... .... N orth Olmsted ..,... ..... 4 2 3l ..... ...... R oclcy River ...... ..... 4 5 42 ..... ...... M edina ....... ..... 3 9 40 ............., Fairview ................... 36 BAY OPPONENT 43 .............. Westlake .... ......... 5 O 35 .....,........ Oberlin ...... ....... 3 O 48 .............. Olmsted Falls ... .... 44 40 ....... ..... N orth Olmsted ..... .... 4 l 39 ....... ..... R ocky River ..... .... 4 6 54 .... ....... M edina ...... . . . 44 67. .. .... ..... F airview ..... ...... 3 5 51 .............. Westlake .................. 46 54 .............. St. Edward ................. 67 3 I V ff 'xv 'I s li gUBO'?C , Q x 'QW OUOU 'VND 2X ,PFW '1 - ff' V , 94. WQEQQQ lf. 4' wwf, 'RJ J I P P ai . .nr-A I C 1 an h2'3.5.1ra.'. ... .. , , K, .,.,, , v 45-xg ?i :s rr , .. .4 'Q-+!5.., , s e were .1 . in N sg, 0. Q. - ,Q ' ., ,. I Q . ',., ... L 'F , rv., .V ' ' 'T' 5 T nr- I . 9 5 NN' 323W- Vt -t' ROW 1. J. Wright, T. Snow, J. Szilagyi, J. Booth, J, Dopp, D. ROW 3. R. Rowell, Fisher, J. Newell, B. Pirnat, T, Pecoraro Hughes, B. Woodside, W. Gall, Coach Voiers. ROW 2. T. Kohl, Casey, D. Townley. L. Bolling, J. Sherman, F. Brady, P. Rodman, L. Freidel, M. Cherry. VARSITY TRACK l96O . . . Probably the most outstanding season in the three years that Coach Voiers has been at Bay, Three meets have been won so tar . . . Avon and Avon Lake, North Olmsted, Olerlin and Mldvievv, and Westlake and Lutheran West . . . and Bay placed in the top hve in the River Relays this year. . . The sea- son has lust begun. Jim Booth, Lynn Bolling and Pat Rodman, the discus and shot put relay team tor Bay, were victorious at the River, Orange and Berea relays . . , runners up at the North Olmsted Invitational, The team is composed mainly of iuniors . . . only real loss will be the tive seniors, Torn Snow, Jim Szilagyi, Jim Booth, Dave Hughes and Jett Dopp . . . Mostly, a junior team. All of the distance men are iuniors or sophomores so 'he tearn snould be strong next year. Since the season is not yet over, all records cannot be stated . . . To be sure, how- ever, we can look forward to nrore home track rneets next year, i , 11 2 Hams, sa '??:49o'f ' 1 .x1?q1?'74:Q 3 v 9-.Q'1 . f- fir 33:54:01 v.af3,Z 5gGi,'af v 5-.'iAa.s,Q fzmazsa-Q as 'fa a,f:mM+2f'ff-- ff: .sfslb gvgigf 'J imsiu 31,21 'Q Qiffgieiftf'-:W ww' a asv 4 Q -if 1- 2. Q ,gi 15' 7?' f .ff I' 1182! . , , 4:3 -, -. fe 2 'bd .7 I ,M 7 as Yr! 'Wm Q- J Uv' -4 A R . A Va' A' L , ' ' 5 . .Jim Sziiogyi Jet? Dopp good competitor . , . hurdier . . . 220 man , . . bfoad iump. Best high hurdler in the area , . . 15.3 . . . Team leader . , . Mike reiay man. Francis Casey and Bob Woodside Leading the pack in the 880 i 11 A f - , 2.43 Ky if 1 -, , ' 21 1- if? im .Q in in L 7 fn' . , 3 . zz: ' 'W .1 ,ll if V , M, 3,1 22 4 Y, jf, K ynn Bcwng, JW Bow?-, Po? Rodwcn . . , First in Be-rec Cforge ard Rwer Refsys . . . Recsfd bfe mf- rv nn Rv.uO,S1.,!- 'Q' aff ::fies Jr Bzzf' . . . Svsol shcf :J 'ec f' . . , 5145 , . , L-pw 5cUm3...W-19 . . . C SCVS ezora. 'fs' '53 .E L ROW 1. D. Bennett, R. Van Alrnen, R. Chesney, D. White, J. liker, F. Snider, K, Hook. ROW 3. P. Anderson, A. Bruscino, B Stewart, Coach Llewellyn. ROW 2, C. Clarke, N. Carpenter, Workman, G. Greenleaf, J. Wells, J. Wells, J, Katzenmeyer, C C, Krebs, D. Larsen, A. Cummins, B. Michael, A. Nelson, D, Koel- Dibble, B. Chiswell. VARSITY BASEBALL The Rockets Varsity Baseball team has had a chain ot rough luck . . , Not the fault of the pitching . . . Team itselt is pretty green. Only tive seniors re- turned to play . . . Team was made up mostly of sophomores. One thing the team doesn't lack . . . SPiRlT. Pitching is wonderful . . . Just can't seem to hit, However, next year's team should be mucn better, because the undefclassmen are improving steadily. 86 I 9 l A I .-.-... in 1 55 fa Q x C M ....'YVg.d r f 'A A W ,.- ' 4 'Sf .54Xsf4-QA K Af.: 3 . A be-f Mi u r, rw VI 1 ' .. fluff-Mil ll: 1 4, W , . Y V6 Q I 32? 't Mk Q my -gixwy 5 , V X uwfwmnf-v X uid Mf?f WNQQ ' WM WA,,,m3',i,v -ef fi In .G ur M , ,i . 4 3 N , Q, 'vw-Q x ,i -' 1 n -3 Q if fi , f . Y K, 8 ' I I 3 L, W7 . r. A . - J f w 'M ' LAQ it f V4,,mt.5Qi-'T ' . . 5 O v , g t ' L: 4 , . ,X Q if p 'ug f ' it L, , f , V i 1 ff. t A x ,Q ' V 5 V' ,ifwff ,1 v M V KM Jim Stewart Roy Chegney A rough pitcher . . , Good competitor with lots of team spirit. Tops in pifching I I D A ,ecp CO,-,gdem boil player 491 T? ,rf ,. gui! ' 1 'r -i NV ' 191. Q.. . 14-N. f-' 1, , 1 ., . ,Vx , ., . lr' ,f n,!f ',r1 1,1 I fo , , rn ,f ., 4 f,., W! WY i , .f .,M 0 , 1 , 4' . fr' . .. if Q 7, v vw - 'ff '- Life ' ' -x- ar ,H 'jf ' , 2 a' ,-,J -vb: ..' ,,...' 5 4 if f' . vb yt ag YU My 1 ' Q ,vw 'WM 1, I Q Tom Jones Outfielder . . . A steady ball player. Buzz Von Almen A leading hitter . . . Also, a leader in tecrn spirit . . . Tough competitor. Denny White Fast man at first base . . . Cool and Colm in a pinch. M- H, ' -. I uw. , 514 'L of ., 'ffibl-' :VN sev- ,iv f:,r, V, V er f 1 Doug Lorsen Number 4 . . . Only o sophomore . . . But . . . A boy to wotch . . . second bosemen . , . good with Q bor ,, wr 2 E if .if 5 W. . , ag -W 'L- w 1 4 I at 3 , 'w Q 9 '19l' E, A ' A L r , , fl. vm! , W .,,, I 5 ,wr Q -1 v 'D W ' . 4. I A 'Q w 11 ,C -1 3, V..- Jul' 453, 147. ve'y 2334 brew A4 urn,--.V , Q 6 v Q I Y ' 1 l 'f 4 1 fain-A Roger Hams, Gary Glass JT' Summon, Bob Zoc::'J Jw' Rcgefs sufcf'-S2159 : . ' X ' ' sY,'U,x.y, Q., . . -, f.,-ff ,..w A- ,- JA, .. X AN 'N'--f lf f -,A AW fy-- V 2 LWIVLS ,As 5.4, Jvsn , QA-,-,u,,,,,: ,NA -Ap .vx4. ,M ' S LPG C 'iT X: 'N Rcce' L4 s 5 'Fe Cf. 'egw 3' 'wb' 3 'fe 'L Cfe Ness' g wg psf' F we seas? M.: ' 5 .-, f ' Q Sf Nc: ae' R :c:s, 'cf F 55' : 4 K A ,-.. M. rd XA--. RJ fx L TO THEE WE PLEDGE OUR LOYALTY ALL HAIL TO THEE 0 BAY fx? 'fy' 7 E X GIRLS' AWARDS Gardenia Award presented by Mrs. Maxine Wells GARDENIA AWARD Monday, May 2, Mrs. Maxine Wells presented fourteen senior girls with the Gardenia Award. This white flower is presented to each girl in the senior class who has given just a little bit more of herself, than is usually expected. Flowers were presented this year to Charlotte Watkins, Virginia Vickland, Sue Snider, Sandy Salisbury, Jan Keene, Marilyn Jones, Gael Halla- han, Fran Gavron, Ellen Englehart, Nancie Clouser, Gayle Cain, Bonnie Borges, Pat Baden, and Sharen Andersen. FAUBEL AWARD When one person out of eighty-Eve is chosen the most outstanding senior girl, that person can feel that the hours she has spent in service to Bay High have been fully rewarded. The surprised Patty was presented with the Jean Faubel Award on May 2, at the Girls' Awards Assembly. Pat Baden is presented with the Faubel Award PEP CLUB AWARDS Eleven girls were presented with the Pep Club Award this year for their outstanding service to this club. Having achieved the highest number of points over all other fi. is girls, the following were chosen as recipients: ' Margaret Gowdy, Lou Brooks, Jo Watkins, Bobbie Spangle, Gail Wilch, Sue Kitchin, Bonnie Mc- Quigg, Pat Kelly, Carol Maheu, Heather Hall, Jean Sheppard. Pep Club Award Winners HONOR SOCIETIES ii HW 3 . 1 i 6 i v 5 , i ROW ONE - Mrs, Mack, D. Whittington, B. Delis, L. Ebe'so'd. G. Bate, M. MacDonald, N. Clouser, M, Dadd, E. Englehart, G. Vick- Cain, J, Wi'ls, J. Keene, S. Snider, T. Finfey, D. Bennett, M. Janes, land, S, Andersen. ROW THREE - R. Fel J. Rice, C. 'v'.'fce. T. R. Swanker, A. iNalker, B, Borges, J. Czllins, M1 'vVe'fs, Nrs. Bo'tz. Webb, D. Paine, P. Holliste: G. Pnfips. H. Slna-,', 4. Ve'tu':, T. Wil- ROW TWO - L, Farrell, F. Gavron, B. Seh, A. Snead, M. Turrer, B. sori, D. Heist, A. Fleming. l NATIONAL HONOR SOOETY ln selecting members for Bay High's chapter ot the National Honor Society, the faculty must look tor people who excel in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. These aualities are then considered in any iunior or serior who can c'i a ity 4 O with a 3.0, or better, scholastic average. Te'1pe'ce t ot the senior class and five-percent ot the Qunior class were rductea into the society this year. THESPIANS Thespians is a national drama organization aimed specin- cally at the making of better actors in the theatre. Most ot Bay's members have been active in Bay High Players or otne' dramatic organizations. 11.i'- . auiii AND scRoLL E 4 Quill and Scroll is an rtematena' honor- a - , 'LJ ary society tor high school 'oxna' sts. Tern- tl bership in this honor society is an a.-.a'a reserved tor those publication stat: members ifff' H F who meet the basic 'easi'en'en's ot 'ne -i 'T 3 ' 1 ' 0 5 Society, These students trust be In the sbpe' If E 1 L 5 third of their iurior o' senior cess and con- T1 ' i if? ' ' tribute outstanding work to Bay Hign's P li I y f iid yearbook, Newspaper, or Bay Bits. 9'-T T .L - ' f Ap .1 1 X t.u 95 4,1 T I Sue's spoken ward is heard T.V. SCRIPT SPOTLIGHT T.B. Bay High was proud this year to re- ceive a new trophy for the display case, This cup was wan by the excel- lent work at tour people, Pat Baden, Ellen Englehart, John Wills, and Marty White. These students, under the direction of Miss Marvel Sebert, submitted winning television scripts concerning T.B. to the contest span- sored by the Anti-Tuberculosis League and television station WEWS. Bay High placed three out of the nine sen- ior high finalists. Pat and Ellen, wark- ing together, received third place. John and Marty each won special recognition. Phi Beta Kappa Award is received by Ruth Swanker and Sharon Andersen ROTARY SPEECH This year, Bay High was honored to have Sue Snider as its repre- sentative at the Lakewood Rotary Speech Contest. She presented a dynamic and original speech on the subject at complacency and over-materialism in the United States. Competing at the March l5th assembly, along with seven other students, she was chosen to give her speech at the April 4th finals. Sue, alter additional intensihed rehearsals, captured second place at Lakewood. We are proud at the fine representation that she displayed for Bay High. -is Miss Sebert holds cup presented to Bay High as Pat Baden and Ellen Englehart accept certificates. f, fi PHI BETA KAPPA AWARD For their senior thesis entered in the contest sponsored by the Cleveland Association ot the Phi Beta Kappa Society Sharen Andersen and Ruth Swanker won awards of merit These awards are given for outstanding contributions sub mitted in tultTllment at a regular assignment in a high school course ar activity Sharen placed tTrst in the Liberal Arts division and Ruth second in the category at Science and Mathematics ART AWARD Each year students who excel in the field of art are hon ored with National Scholastic Art Awards This year as in past years Tom .lanes entered the contest at the North eastern Ohio region. He was awarded a gold key which is given to the best entries for one at his pictures. 96 Artist - Tom Janes VARSITY FOOTBALL LETTERMEN A varsity tootball letter is the goal at many boys. To be eligible tor a letter in varsity football, a player mast have participated in itty percent ot the quarters of the games played. To earn a second and third year award, a player must meet the same require- ments. ROW ONE - P. Rodrrah, C, Clarke, L Bolling, A, Gedeon, D. Hughes. R TWO - J, Newell, L Chambefain, Bocth, T. Shaw, D, Heist ROW THREE f L. Friedel, D Da'phin,L tferrtt, B Krebs T. Khcl, D, Vtlhite, TOP ROW - F. Casey, A, Ball, J. Szilagyi, L, Ebersold, B. Delis, B Van Alrrien, J. Sherman. Bill Delis Captured the football award which is presented to highest scholastic placing senie on the Varsity football squad. A new award was initiated this year ta b presented to the C..fS?fZndtV'Q sepia' tnf.'r i:'t cf the '.'arsi'y teatba'! team 5-11 Van Afrhen was this years recipient. ur. . L - T . tl' s .2 plz 53 I 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Almost eighty-six percent of the l959-60 basketball team received their let- ters. To earn a letter in varsity basketball, a player must have partici- pated in flfty percent of the quarters of the games played. ROW ONE - Bill Delis, Tim Kohl, Denny White. ROW TWO A Al Gedecn, Chris Clarke, Mike Cherry, Lcu Ebersold. During a hushed silence oi thc Basketball Awards Asse b'y Ray K'ein presented Jw' Sz' lczgyl with the Klein ar.-.wra :O the most cus' :nding senior b :s ketball player VARSITY TRACK LETTERMEN Irregular hours did not hinder the practices of the senior high track team this year, They had more time to devote to their sport. Four out of twelve meets took place on our track field. The Rockets' most outstanding performance was on May 13, when they ron up a total of ninety points against the Longhorns of Lutheran West and the Deamons of Westlake High, Lynn Bolling, a key performer, won the discus with a throw of T49 feet, breaking his own school record by more than ten feet. This throw is third best in the Cleveland area and because of this, the school discus mark is now seventeen feet farther than at the beginning of the season. Bay came in fourth out of eight entries in the South Western Conference meet, which was held on May T7, at Baldwin Wallace College. N-, .-N..........w............xs..,.,,. .- ' L , may fu . ,.-, .Q V NELSON NARKS MEMORIAL AWARD Three years ago the Nelson Narks Memorial Award was given to the school in memory of Nelson Narks a member of the class of T959 who passed away December 22 1957 Nelson Narks was a well liked leader among his classmates and members of the faculty of Bay High School From the time he entered iunior high until his death he was an active student He always held some office in his class or in the many activities of the school In athletics he worked constantly to improve the team on which he participated The spirit and drive which he possessed were well known and admired Each year the Nelson Narks Award is presented to the senior boy who best exemplifies the spirit and character of Nelson Narks He must be the best all around senior athlete in several of the four malor sports of Bay The proud owner of the Narks Award for T960 is Dave Hughes BOB BERGER AWARD The Bob Berger Award is in honor of Bob Berger who gave his life for his country in World War II. This award is given for outstanding work in track only, and is the highest track award a Bay High student may receive. It is presented to the boy who best exemplifies the spirit and character of Bob Berger. Jim Booth, an active and enthusiastic man in the field of sports, earned the Bob Berger Award this year. D Hughes G Robinson J Dopp L Freidel Casey J Booth B Gall T Pecararo JUNIOR HIGH TRACK AWARD WINNERS Although the iunior high track team had a tough schedual to cope with this year, leaving little room for practice, they managed to end with a good rec- ord. In seven games played, they won two of them. ln the South Western Conference Meet they took third place. Five seventh graders, two eighth graders, and titteen ninth graders received their letters. Jack Rekstis and Phil Morgan received their third year awards, silver track shoes. J.V. Track award winners I Q VARSITY BASEBALL AWARD WINNERS This year's baseball team, with twenty-eight players, was the largest team that Bay has ever had. Bay won three out ot fifteen games played, and lost tive games by one run. The two hard-fighting pitchers, Ray Chesney and Jim Stewart, were the backbone ofthe team. Ray had an earner-run aver- age of l.89, and Jim a l.8l. Buzz Van Almen, the team leader in spirit, boasted the highest bat- ting average. This year Bay entered the district tournament and sent Buzz Van Almen and Jim Stewart to the West Side All-Star Team. D. Larson, A. Nelson, A. Cum- mins, B. Michael, F. Snider, B. Chiswell. ing -oil 1 lv tl Qxt QQ 'Q 1 QC Cl' '17 ,Q 0 Q' What- R W ONE Seworf l. edel Von lrrcn e Hughes, R Chesney, J. Szilogyi. ROW TWO lvl Cher y, While, ,l. She'r 3n, L. Merril, I.. Ebersold. ROW THREE f T. Kohl, B, Ga'l, C. Clcxrlce, J Field, B, Krebs, L. Chamberlain, D. Dolphin N. Ccrperfer. TOP ROW f l.. Bollirg, J. Dopn, A. Boll, F. Casey, B. Woodside, K. Hook, Mr. Secrist f adviser. VARSITY B The end of fooiboll secnson ferminoles mony Things, bw for The Vorsiiy 'B' it is only the beginning of more work. Membership in This club is comprised of boys who hove eornecl Ci leffer by omsronding work in cl vorsify sporr, If is ci club Thor both iunior ond senior h.gh boys look forward To ioining with greol enrnu- siosm. Some of The services rendered by The boys is The seliirg and collecting of rickels C' home boslcef- boil games. ln cddifion To 'rheir vvorlc dorirg baske'- boll seoson, they see ihot the Trophy cose is neo' ond orderly. This group of oulsfonding boys helps fo sfrehgfhen our school splnf ond promote gooo sporfsrhonship. 1 5 at C7 LA... ra 47 ROW ONE - M. Turner, E Englehcmrt, S McMah:n J Keene. ROW Keysper, B. Eall, C. Wend'er. S. Meriam. TOP ROW - C Wzztknf TWO - G. Grossman, S Ruerrele, K Geffne, D, Dwfer, J Bryant, S, Snider, B. Maben, L Thompson, A. Vw'alke', M Jones. Q. M:-we' B. Jenkins. ROW THREE - G. Cain. D Robinson. S. Sperber, C. P. Boden, G, Vick'and. New Leaders receive letters at Girls' Awards Assembly LEADERS' CLUB Leaders' Club is made up of iunior and senior girls with good sportsmanship and outstanding athletic ability, The entrance requirements are based first an a written, rules test. Those passing this examination are then eligible to take the skill test. Selection is rnade from the top scoring sophomores and iuniors. The club's main purpose is to assist the physical educa- tion instructors for girls. Other activities include their annual breadfast for new members and oqiciatirwg a' girls' intramural athletic games, OFFICERS PRESIDENT ELLEN ENGLEHART VICE-PRESIDENT MARILYN TURNER SECRETARY JAN KEENE TREASURER SUE MCMAHON ADVISER MRS. HOPPE Bonnie Borges and Lou Ebersold ' .iq r' PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AWARDS According to tradition, the Personal Develop- ment Award was again presented to two sev- enth graders, two eighth graders, and two ninth graders at the Honors Assembly, June 6. To receive this award, the iunior high student need not necessarily be a top-ranking stu- dent. He must have made the greatest strides to become a more mature and responsible in- dividual, and to have improved his general character. Receiving the award this year were ninth grad- ers - Judy Jacobs and Phil Morgan, eighth graders - Dennis Bate and Nilcke Shepple, and seventh graders - Richard Stueber and Linda DeGarmo. From bottom Richard Stueber, Linda De-Garma, Niklce Shepple, Denny Baie, Phil Morgan, Judy Jacobs. STUDENT COUNCIL CITIZENSHIP AWARDS The Student Council Citizenship cups originated in l94O and are presented by Mr. G. M. Patterson, the founding sponsor of the Student Council at Bay High. These cups are awarded to a senior boy and girl who are outstand- ing citizens of the school and com- munity. The recipients of the cups must have excellent character, scholarship, and leadership. The students are chosen by the sponsor of Student Council, the principal, and the faculty. A list of seniors in the upper halt of their class is presented to the faculty, who indicate their choices and the rea- son for them. The principal then selects one boy and girl from this list. Amid ovation from the senior high stu- dents, Gayle Cain and Pete Geil ac- cepted the i960 Citizenship Cups. Mr. Klimko presents cups to Gayle Cain and Pete Geil. AMERICAN LEGION ClTlZENSHlP AWARDS Two years ago the American Legion Citizenship Award was initiated at Bay High School. This award is given to the boy and girl who have proven themselves outstand- ing in the areas of honor, courage, scholarship, and leadership, This year Bonnie Borges and Lou Ebersold received this honor. They were each presented with a medal and a certificate from the American Legion headquarters in Washington, D.C. Their names are entered on a per- manent plaque belonging to the school. Ellen and John view book l Dare You received as part of their award. BAUSH AND LOMB AWARD Dave Bennett received the Bausch and Lomb award for the outstanding senior science student. Dave was not only outstanding in Chemistry, but in all phases of high school science, including his individual achievements and proiects. l-le was one ot tour stu- dents who represented Bay High at the Cleveland Technical Societies Student Science Workshop. SCHOLARSHIPS A scholarship is known as a grant of money or other aid to help a student continue his studies. The stu- dents pictured here possess the quality ot knowledge and learning worthy ot this honor. They have ex- hibited accuracy, ability, and thoroughness in their high school work and have been singled out to accept scholarships so that their excellent work may continue in col- lege. ,4 ROW ONE - G. Cain, T. Finley, J. Keene, B. Bcrges, S Andersen, B. Jerwkirs, S Snis der ROW TWO - T Jones, D. Hughes, D. Vvhlte, D Berne-tt. milk DANFORTH A-JNFFQD This award is presented each year to the boy and girl who have shown oufstarding leadership and service in the school. This year Mr. Edward S. Wells presented the award to Ellen Elglehart and John Wills. Presentation by Mr, Wells to Dave Bennett of Bausch and Lomb Award 'sv ll X cl M u 3 H MAY WE IN LCJYALTY SERVE THEE O BAY' K L-Q X Ulf X E. j XV Xxx 5 C - f-nl v . 1 -6 ROW ONE - J. Stewart, J. Wills, L. Ebersold, Mr. Klimko, P. Hull, J. Templemon, P. Redman, C. Andersen, J. Sherwin, J. Boden, B. Michael, ROW TWO - D. Bore, J. Powers, J. Moyer, Reksris. D. Dindiu, B, Bore, M. Hinzrnon ROW THREE - N. Carpenter, G. 7 7 xl A . fl Q' 'Q 1 K ' X X - . i . s 7 '5 Ax v . f TRIBUNAL J. Slnerffon, B. Bcrges, L. Ebe'sc'd, B. Bots, N. Cypewer, 106 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council stimulates and developes school spirit, trains students for leadership, unites activities of school organizations, encourages students to accept responsibilities, and tries to promote harmonious relations between students and faculty. This year the council worked under the direction of Lou Ebersald, Student Council president, and Mr. Martin Klimko, faculty adviser. After much thought and plan- ning, the Safety Council was established with the help of Judie Moyer and John Wills. A set of safety rules were issued, and several car checks were held. The text of the constitution was revised by Barb Bate and her committee. Useless clauses were taken out, and class representation was changed from three per class to one member per homeroom, The big problem concerning the monitor sys- tem was tackled by Bonnie Borges and her committee. Open meetings were held to give the student body an opportunity to express their own opinions and to give their ideas on this important subiect. A Building Grounds Committee was estab- lished with Jim Templeman in charge. They worked out a new stairway plan and sponsored the Clean Up Campaign. A very successful Leader's Night was spon- sored by the council. Barb Bate was in charge of all the planning and setting up. Mr. Edward Finnigan, head football coach at Western Reserve, was the guest speaker. This yeor's council members are to be congratulated on the tine iob they have done in correcting many of the problems of the school. Louis Ebersold Bonnie Borges Patty Baden . Barb Bate . John Wills .. Dottie Dindia Judie Moyer . Bruce Michael Martin Klimko Q s T ...fv- Q A . . . . . President Vice President Secretary . . Corresponding Secretary Treasurer .. .. Social Chairman Public Relations . . . . Sergeant-at-arms Adviser if aw gs .- 7 , 3, 5 I i .-.,, Q .' 3: , xi f its Tr ,. .i 1... tl 'iilvf 5212 51 it if ' v ' t 1: 'ir lj' .34 T ., tit-.. 1 g f. 'ii' sl . . 5, i , . . pg st yj i 2' Eli' l ., .,. . i I ' , pf 2: . . .,,,, Ui .gs :. ist ll - 7:3 :I iz. E ' 5 Li ELECTION BOARD Wills, L. Ebersold, B. Borges, P. Geil, J. Moyer. GRIEVANCE BOARD B. Andersen, N. Carpenter, J. Sherman, P. Rodman. 107 0 x LEADERS' NIGHT Leoders nfghr, sponsored by the Smdenf Council vvos o c:fnpNe?e success. The rnoin purpose of the evening wcs To help o'! dup ord closs oafcers reolrze We irnpcvohce of their posinons. Sues' speoker, Mr. Ed Finnegon, heod Gooch of VVes'ern Reserve University, spoke on The ouohries Peoders of The school possess. Every- one Then seporofed in'o srnoher groups to dfscpss rhe probierns of their off Rees. Leoders Night is on onnuof event Thor is sure To help Boy High Peoders do Their best. The meeting ls now Cihed 1 order, UNITED APPEAL One thing Bay l-ligh has always been proud of is our outstanding school spirit, not only in sports and athletics, but in otrer activities as well. This year, during the United Ap- peal drive, it was equally true. Enthusiasm and hard work by the United Appeal com- mittee helped to make this year's campaign a great success. Committee members were selected at the beginning of the school year, so planning for the drive began long before the start of the campaign. As before, one representative from each homeroom was chosen to ac- company a tour which visited many of the places supported by the United Appeal. Some of the ine reports given helped to in- crease contributions. Entertainment always helps to raise more contributions, and this year the committee was successful in adding some to the agenda. The type of entertainment - a talent show. Various talents were displayed, and were eniayed by all. The program was terminated with a speech by Barb Bate. Barb was chosen to represent Cleveland during the drive and made many speeches throughout the city, Barb, the United Ap- peal committee headed by Gayle Cain, and the student body are to be commended on their fine work in making this one of our best drives. 9 Lv .3 pa Y S 's.,,N'-. c L ,- lg,.l .Q,'I 03,01 Ogg' Ol MARCH OF COINS Under the direction of the Sophomore Y-Teens and their adviser, Miss Janet Mec- hem, Bay High students gave nearly Sl,5OO tothe March of Coins, This drive was formed largely as a result of the first semester United Appeal fund came paign. All agencies which were not included in the United Appeal vvere, for the tres' part, included in the March of Coins. The money, collected front all grades by trie sophomore girls, vias csed by March oi Coins agencies to help the hasp.ta's and their patients. Student interest was kept up by clever pos'- ers and a race between the grades. - charitable organization will be able to operate for arotner year, partly becaese of our help. KAY HUQ3E-5Q!'XlK 'WB'- vlews 're' S.: ec? 52' 'CI- fericl for 'ews edifor, NANCRE CLOUSER. GAYLE CNN takes C1 break from ed f:rZc's. KAREN CCUNVS pre- pares 0 headline for her feature or11c'eS BML OU- VER, sports editor, rw-:kes his debut rn fre Buy Window room. GAEL HALLAHAN types los? rr rwufe srfwees for prrnr, Bock from The primer5, The Few issue cf the pipsr is cssembfed by TON' SNELD eva her smff, Ecrfsr FRAN GAVRCN, Acvrser Ke!I: , CVC cs- sistcmf edrrcrs, SUE S DER :'d ANNE .NLQCER 'ack e.-er we 'fc' prod- 'N 0- N- A.. -. f- u:Y. Vx 'ice .. e V fe .. fee s':F! vcr rcs d:'e Q fewic on 'rs year 6 ' Q' ,, .5 v 1s':m -...--. 0 , B Q .2 3 5 D, 4, fx -. -. SH r R If O ff X xD.-1: .J ' I Q. ff 'E .11 I I ff My 05.1 'fi jd Sf i fi 4... if... They'll fix it at the printers. Oh, l for ot!! 9 112 BAY BLUE BOOK The click ot typevvriters, the many meetings, and volumes ot Ulm and tlashbulbs make up the daily scene in the annual room. Editors, writers, and photographers strive to meet ever-present deadlines and masterfully pro- duce a publication suited to every mood. Bay l-ligh's annual provides a visual history of the year by recording student lite, new developments, and school events. In exist- ence since i925, it has been greatly im- proved from the first publication. A successful yearbook is a combination ot pictures and words united by a central idea and presented with feeling and imagination. The editorial staff strives to make the Blue Book a record ot the year, a good refer- ence book, and a public relations medium in the school. Editors alone do not make a book. Many hands contribute to its making - typists, re- porters, artists, photographers, layout edi- tors, and salesmen - all play an important part. This year's staff has done a commendable iob in trying to make this annual an inside picture ot Bay High. STAFF Adviser ......... ........ M rs. Louise Manke Business Adviser ..,.... Mr. Charles Deatenbaugh Editor-in-Chiet ...... ......... E llen Englehart Senior Editor ......... Class and Faculty Editor Sports Editor .....,... Activity Editor Awards Editor ..... Business Manager Identitication Editor . . . Copy Editor ......... Subscription Manager . Advertising Managers . Art Editor ....... Photographers . . . Typing Editor .., Virginia Vickland ,.. ....... Pat Boden Charlotte Watkins . Ellen Englehart ..... Pat Boden .. Marilyn Jones .. Estelle Bruscino ..... Jan Keene .. Judie Moyer Bob Day Sandy Salisbury Tom Jones . . . . Dave Graf Dick Orser .. Gael Hallahan v J xl, 5, r 'fig 1 1 . af ROW ONE f B, Oliver, C, Watkins, G Vicklond, E. Englehort, P. Boden, J, Keene M. Jones, D. Orser. ROW TWO - A Jones, R, Spongle, K. Ke:-Her, J. Bryont, M Turner, L. Wotklns, S. Ruennek, G. HOJJG' hon, S. Babcock, K. Molly. ROW THREE - A. Hordy, K. GeFt7r1e, D. Dyer, C. O'DeII B. Cleverdon, M. Schuster, K. Nemec, S Meriom, C. Mixhue, ROW FOUR - P. Hol Jister, L. Thompson, C. Semmons, L, Bordes J. Kokic, D. Robinson, S. Von Oosten, B Jenkins, G. Grossmon. ROW FIVE - M MacDonald, S Grossman, J Stewart, W Wohl, D. Grot, T. Jones, L. Ebersoki, B Doy, D, Hugh.-5, B, SCH, S Solwsbury, J Moyer. So thats the dsrkroom . . . 1 I ,L ,Q A I I I I I - 'sv .- - I P. X . ROW ONE - R. Snevel, B. Campbell, D, Poine, G, Geil, R, Groshcng, A. FI-eming. ROW TWO - N. Je'kns, R. Hayden, E, Puskcns, D. Rudke, J. Ycunes, P, Hcftronft, G. Isele, B, Twtnntng, ROW THREE - R. Fcxen, J. Zuske, B. Richard, D. Bennett, P. GeII, R. Woehrntan, I-I. Wofkef, J. Keliorn, B. Toensing. Q PROJECTION COMMITTEE P. A. COMMITTEE BIII Twtnlng, RICIQ SneveI, Jim Y, Snizwef, Dum Bennett, John Kei , Pete GQII, Doug Paine. . X HALL MONITORS ROW ONE B Pvrvzf, M Cherry, J Sherman, C Cline L E2 2 SW-.frr B. Krebs. ROW TWO f C SQ '3r1s L K!9::', D Hcsgbnc. G. Gosewrszh, C Herrrng, J. Cams, K. Ne mes. ROW THREE - S Hag J, '-':,'e' S. Saks bury, L. Kcrsgacrd, J. Jo :css G Ink, K Srcw ROW FOUR - T. Snow, B DJJ, 3. C53 rv, G IC3IrsIer T, Webs, R. Feii, F. Snider. OFFICE MONITORS ROW ONE - J. -lcrzms. O Kc. . Paz f- son, N Temp'-emzn ROW TWO . Cy:- MI, D Pwiu, B. Czwzf. 1, S E ryitlr, LJ Chevy, G U -rcI'a, fi ,,,1 ROW THREE B EI':fIw' w, T Srryzfl. L if: '15 C Sucker, S CIurIr, E O3 I':rw ROW FOUR R. Prvrmrw, D L Q ' O P' ti P Pccoy, J CI'mmbf.-rI'1ur1, J Rrcc, S Df1r1neI- son, S rirrudsr-rw, K 1.,f 1 5 L . -'-- fr H4 .Y 'ff ET, '5 2' Y-II 4 r W I A, T PEP CLUB School spirit at Bay High throughout this past year was certainly supported all the way by the Pep Club. This organization accomplished this excellent spirit in many ways. With the hall signs and lapel tags, Pep Club got right to the heart of the student body. Many probably noticed the new block section started this year. Pep Club was also influential in arranging pep assemblies for the iunior high grades during football and basketball seasons. Also during football season, Pep Club was responsible for deco- rating the goal posts. The club erected the giant Welcome Alumni sign for Homecoming, which cer- tainly made the alumni feel at home. Baseball and track were not neglected either. Pep club printed schedules and arranged car pools for these spring sports. A dance in the Bay Way and a spring picnic were other Pep Club functions this year. With Suzi Snider presiding over the club, it has had a very suc- cessful year. OFFICERS PRESIDENT SUE SNIDER VICE PRESIDENT KATHY KELLER SECRETARY SHIRLEY RUEMELE TREASURER ESTELLE BRUSCINO SOCIAL CHAIRMAN PHYLLIS JONES ADVISER MRS. BOMGARDNER I 2 3 pl Suzi presides l 8 5 . V i 1 1 l ROW ONE - P. Irwin, C. Maheu, B. Jenkins, B. Wilch, L. O'Neal, M, LoSchiayc, S. Miller, B. Gillingham, P. Ernling, S. Coulier. ROW TWO - C. Herring, J. Emling, L, Fischer, L. Brooks, G. Grossman, K. Leahy, D. Jennings, C. Quigley, J. Buchbinder, B. Prescher, K. Kennedy, S. Babcock, G. Wilch. ROW THREE - C. Carrier, G. Vicklarid, E. Engleharf, M, Turner, D, Maynard, A. Jones, P. Jones, S. Ruemele, S. Snider, Mrs. Bomgardner, K. Kel- ler, B. Maben, S Meriarv, P. Boden, G. Hallahan, J. Bomgard- ner. ROW FOUR - S. Marsh, M. Holler, L. Lucas, C. Lurnrn, J. Chrysfal, M. Seckler, W. Fries, D. Dougherty, N. Chadek, C. Persch, K, Walzer, R, Ross, S. Murray, V. Shepple, P. Kelly, B. Sperber, V. Rufhenburg, S. Srnifh, J, Shroeder, G Gosewisch, H. Roehl, M. Savon. ROW FIVE - B. Spangle, A. Kobie, B Cleverdan, C, O'Dell, S. McMahon, S. Salisbury, D. Allison, S Bryce, M. Hinzrncn, G. Cain, B, Sell, H. Hall, S. Acker, K. Hur- delbrink, K. Counts, S. Mclriar, B. Srriifh, D. Dyer, J. Watkins D. Robinson, M. Lewis, S. Kitchin. ROW SIX - S. Kulas, K. Grif fen, S. VanOosren, A. Ha'dy, A, Clink, S. Carliss, B. McQuigg S. Marsh, J. Sheppard, M. Gowdy, J. Powers, C. Long, F. Borgia P, Hcrfrick, L. Thornoson, M lde, K. Nemec. ROW SEVEN - S Jordan, J. Thompson, M, Jones, L. Fischer, K. Bailey, S. Aiken J. Moyer, B. Ball, C. Werkins, A. Walker, C. Cady, C. Lewis, S Grossman, G, Phillip, B. Nichols, B. Wright, C. Keysper, P. Kull mon, S. Sperber, C Long, J, Eckert, E. Dunning, D. DeGarrno, J. Keene, C. Wendler. l l ffwelve SOHO, le ,, S go!!! JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB ROW ONE - L. Golbrecth, N. Sliepple. M's. Kessler, B. Davidson, A. Levering. ROW TWO - J. Dclcliin, V. Adrnundson, G. Lutfernnoser, M. Donnel'y, K. Peiiii. ROW THREE - C. Bys- trom, S, Armstrong, P. Mcrfin, T. Lindstrom, J, Bockel, J. Volker, C. Burton, S. Householder, W. Fritz. ROW FOUR - N. Warner, P. Ger- hardr, J, Fothouser, B. Pike, D, Duffes, D. Mcnos, H. Hollingsworth, J. Hcrroun, D Roooi, L. Keck. ROW FIVE - J. Lodwicli, K. Heibler, K. Rodin, C. Seclcler, D. Salisbury, W Collins, N. Phillips, J. Nichol, V, Pike, A Bould. FUTURE NURSES ROW ONE - N, B3'CJes, P. Ewlirg, K. Mzlly, S. VV.-3'i: ', J. SFQ:ce ROW TWO - B Bfccm, S. U:- P. HTH:-4. V ss J:i'f. A A. Clinlc, K. Briggs. ROW - B. MCNVT, Q. Ewing, F. Govron, G, Collins, B. Wilch, L, J. Nagy. OFFICERS PRESIDENT KATHY MALLY VICE PRESIDENT SHARI MERIAM SECRETARY ESTELLE BRUSCINO TREASURER NANCY BARDES ADVISER MISS JOHN I W 6 xl fr K! V779 In I :ful xx CJ EIGHTH GRADE PLAYERS ROW ONE - Mr. Turrittin, B. Brown, S, Thompson, K. Weldoy, B. Severs. ROW TWO - S, Harrison, C. Campbell, J. Shattuck, R. Stevens, P. Vanica, E. Puskus, J. Volker, S. Smith. ROW THREE - D. Welke, J. Adams, T. Dressinger, C, Brush, B. Whirls, N. Pettit, N. Blank, J. Dregne, D. Kossman. ROW FOUR - M. Scott, B. Smith, D. Gilpin, D. Penton, J. Youngs, C. Bailey, C. Nosko, C. Rafter, N. Moloney. ROW FIVE - C. Derrick, J. Dolphin, R. I Wuerth, E. Fricek, C. Borns, S. Hurd, J. Smith, F. Zirzow, K. How- ley, D. Pulley. OFFICERS PRESIDENT SUE THOMPSON VICE PRESIDENT KATHY WELDAY SECRETARY BONNIE SEVERS TREASURER BEVERLY BROWN ADVISER MR. TURRITTIN W? i J ' dl Encore! Encore ROW ONE - J. Bryant, L. Warnock, J. East, C. Maheu, J. Rosen berry, L. Farrell, ROW TWO - M. Hailer, K. Leahy, J. Pocock, J Bomgardner, S, Meriam, K, Maliy, S. Sperber, S. Ruemele, B. Jenk- ins, K. Kennedy, V. Shattuck. ROW THREE - H. Doty, M. Larkin, S. Jordan, P. Emiing, C, Lurnrn, C. Persch, S. Moinar, J. Chrystai, S. Mc- Taggert, D, Dougherty, W. Fries, M. Turner, L. Hassett. ROW FOUR - B. Cleverdon, N. Bardes, C. Lang, D. Robinson, B. FeII, J. Shep- BAY HIGH PLAYERS OFFICERS PRESIDENT KATHY MALLY VICE PRESIDENT SHARI MERIAM SECRETARY SHIRLEY RUEMELE TREASURER JUDY BOMGARDNER ADVISER MRS. DUPREY E: pard, K. Nernec, S. Kulas, P. I-Iartrick, M. Dadd, D. McFarren, M Ide, L. Bardes, D. Price, A. Jones. ROW FIVE - K. Baiiey, P. Jones K, Stark, B. Fulier, M, Skiba, J. Eckert, B. Moore, T. Finiey, S. Jor dan, K. Hurdelbrink, G. Grossman, B. Ball, P, Kuilrnan, S. Maloney A. Hardy. ROW SIX - R. Nissley, B. Zoccoia, R. Smith, D. O'Hara P. Flemming, M. Cherry, T. Lindstrom, D. Dempsey, J. Dopp, B Bailey, A. Budnick, T. Snow. Sweetheart Ball - I96O .!x. 'Q Is' l5 's., r .' Q Ca.. I Q 4 :fif- 'Ha- ll' -Q bet M MacDonald G Hallahan LThompson S Anderson K Counts ROW TWO Wxlch B B II B Jenlclns S Ruernele ROW THREE .I Collns K Kennedy R Swanker T Snead S Babcock V Shattuck Sperbe C Long J Jordan B Tho pson 12th Y TEENS The purpose of the Y Teens organlzatnon rs that of bulldnng a fellowshnp of women and gurls devoted to the taslc of bunldung a better world through peace unrty freedom and brother hood Keepnng these :deals In msnd the l2th Grade Y Teens had a busy successful and eventful year The years actnvrty was dlvlded unto social events and servnce prolects The Snowball the mam socual event sponsored by the club was held for the flrst tlme IH the gym amud a Wnnter Wonderland theme of trees snow and anumals Other so Clal events Included the fall recognutuon servlce the annual Mother Daughter Tea and the Pa Ma Me Dlnner at whlch the 1960 ol T Teen ofhcers were Installed The club members par ucupated ID many servxce prolects The mann prolect of the year was that of helprng support a famrly In the Phnllfpnnes As a Chrnstmas and Easter protect the club made toy animals for underprnvnleged chrldren an Cleveland hospitals 122 ROW FOUR B Sell B Maben M Sm th S Thompson T F I y M Jones J Keene S C Watk ns S Smder K Hurdelbrmk OFFICERS PRESIDENT MARGI MacDONALD VICE PRESIDENT GAYLE CAIN SECRETARY GAEL HALLAHAN TREASURER LINDA THOMPSON PROGRAM CHAIRMAN SHARI ANDERSEN SOCIAL CHAIRMAN GINNY VICKLAND SERVICE CHAIRMAN PATTY BODEN ADVISER MRS NISBET tttf a ' i , 1 I I I y I I , as X 2: . Y? 1 v I V W. ROW ONE - J. Moyer, P. Baden, G. Vickland, G. Cain, Mrs, Nis- Meriam, S. McMahon, S. Salisbury, D, Sibcy, D. Price, L. Clymer, S , , , . , , , . , . , . , - . , . , , i , , A B. ' , . a , . ' , . . r, . , , , , ine , , , . , - . i , . , . , . , . , , m , , i , . ' , . ' . ?. . . . . A I 'W W Q 4 L? 1' '11 i I R W ONE C Wendle A Jones G Phxllp D J ODell J Dulmage S Kulas K Nemec S Jorden K e ROW TWO M Holler G Gay J Bomga dner K Leahy I F D Dyer S Molnar ROW FIVE Al son L Bardes S Kulas L Warnock J Easr J He TT ROW TH S CoulTer ones E u C ews Coo ey B W gh C Keysper Ma nad P A Tolck M Turner C Qu gley B SmnTh A Kobe B oTT K Baley P Hollsie lTa J EckeT C Malone Spa gle J WaTk s F h N Jacabo K Kel ROW F I Ifh Y TEENS The IITh Grade Y Teens worked closely wrTh The I2Th Grade Y Teens ID plannung Y Teen socual evenTs and servlce prolecTs The club was es peclally honored by having a represenTaTlve aT The Nahonal YTeen Conference held In The Tall In WashlngTon D C The Iunnors played an acTTve parT IH The plannung of The Snowball aT ChrvsTrnas and The pro gram OT The MoTher DaughTer Tea held In Tre sprlng The club spon sored a program OT exchange sTudenTs vvho gave an unTeres Ing Talk To The cornbvned Y Teen groups The club also had a speaker who spoke on geTTIng ready Tor college The IITh graders sponsored several servuce pro ecTs Durung The ChrusT mas holldays Th y gave food and cloTnl g To a n edy Tarnuly To pro vnde money for The March of Cams Tre grrls sponsored a bake sale A car wash was also held To rouse money The rrernb rs of The club have had a year Tull of Tun and fellowshnp OFFICERS PRESIDENT JOYCE BRYANT VICE PRESIDENT ANNETTE JONES SECRETARY BEV CLEVERDON TREASURER CAROL WENDLER PROGRAM CHAIRMAN LISSA HASSETT SERVICE CHAIRMAN CYNTHIA CADY I 1 ' 1 T l l l I I l l 1 I . 5 - , 1' c . 1 4, I -f. .f.,.,k . ' . Q .5 .- . , I J 4 . .. . x , . , y. . . - Q, as , 7' 5. O - . r, . , . 'i, .Jennings, .Bry- -C, I , , , , , 4 , , anT, B, Cleverdon, L. HasseTT, M. Dodd, C. Cady, S. Grossman. Hne, S. Acker, A. Hardy, P, Hartlck, D, Robinson, M. Lewi M - . , , , . r , . , . ar- , , , . -D. li , . , . rell, . , . , . wi. REE- , , D. J , .Dnning, .L i, L. n , . ri T, . yr,.ni,. ,,i,.',,i,. SC,,i,. ir,B,,. r,, y, n , . in, L. is er, . s n, . fer. OUR T l 54 ' , e in e ' . - l . I 9 I y . I ROW ONE .I Crystal S Smrth A Stover H Roehl Mrss Mechem eal V Ruth nberg S Murray C Persch M Hmzman TWO B Prescher D Patterson M Savon D Smnth M Lark: OConnor ROW FOUR Schey S Marsh S Corluss J e arvas G We h Krc an C Hull D Chorney pard C Kostak D McFarren L Fischer K Gubb M Gowdy B Meelcle C Herring G Kronz ROW THREE B G Ilrng am M ungg H Hall A Cl nk .I Pow rs B Charvat N Bar es IOth Y TEENS The sophomore Y Teens as a club devoted to the servuce and fellowshup ol glrls Thus year as In past years service has been an Important lac tor an their actuvrtles A Ilttle boy Ilvrng ID the Cleveland Chrustlan Chnl dren s Home was adopted The Berea Methodust Chrldren s Home was entertarned by Santa Claus Coocn Llewellyn at Chrrstmas and by the Easter bunny at Easter Although servrce plays an Important part IH the events ot Yteens tellowshup has nts place Worlcung wath the other Y teens ot our school they planned tne Snowball and the Father Daughter Pre Feed 19 OFFICERS PRESIDENT MARY SECKLER VICE PRESIDENT HANNA ROEHL SECRETARY ANITA STOVER TREASURER CRISTIE CARRIER ADVISER MISS MECHEM i I .. 5 3 - - - . C 1 ' I ' - I , 3 Q. I 1 . iz. 'g X , - I. 5 ' -' L I I Y I , . 1 F in 6 Q 4 I S , I v , - , - ' , . , . , ' , O'N , . e , . , . , . M. Seclcler, C. Carrier, B. Nichols, G, Gosewisch, S, Miller. ROW Shroeder, D, Dougherty, P. Kelly, N. Chadek, P, Irwin, C Lumm S 3 . , . , . , . ' , . 'n, ' , - D, , , , . D. J ', , 'lc , L. Lucas, S. 't h' , . ' , . , S. , . , . , . ' , . ' , , . ' , . . - . I ' It , L. CQ ' , , , . I , . E , , , . -5 ROW ONE - J. Rogers, B, Delis, R. Fell. ROW TWO - H. Wolker, J. Verne, R, Walker, D. Heist, A, Fleming. ROW THREE - D. Snider, R. Luchini, B, Zoccolc, L. Doviclson, A. Budnick. ROW FOUR - D. Bennett, E, Morris, B. Goll, D. Raines, H. Shoy, B. Smith. PUBLICATION COUNCIL The Boy Blue Book, Boy Window, ond Boy Bits ore our school publicotions. A publicotions council hos been formed to promote o closer working group omong these three, The council composed of Ellen Englehort, Fronces Govron, ond Noncie Clouser, editors, vvith the help ot their odvisers, Mrs, Louise Monlce, Mrs. Eleonor Kellom, ond Miss Morvel Sebert, throsh out their problems under the supervision ot Mr, Edword S. Wells. This yeor Mr, Chorles Deotenbough, heod of the school photogrophy deportment, hos joined this council. It elects mem- bers to Quill ond Scroll ond super- vises the choosing ot the three publi- cotion stotils, The co-ordinoted council keeps the school ond its publicotions informed ond up to dote on oll timely topics. MATH CLUB As o result of Boy's newly formed, stepped-up moth progrom, the Moth Club vvos orgonized, This group, composed of serious stu- dents ot moth, devotes itselt to keeping rnothernoticol interest high ot Boy. Its results hove more thon surpossed its hopes - this yeor there ore more students thon ever before tolcing odvonced moth. With Mr. Robert Zitzerovv os od- viser, Ron Fell, President, Jim Rog- ers, Vice president, Bill Delis, Secretory, ond Borb Jenkins, Treos- urer, the club hos worked on proc- tice problems tor the Notionol Mothemotics Contest odministered to Boy High students. Though our plocement score is not yet lcnovvn, it is sote to ossume thot we will ronk comtortobly in the 70-75 percentile. 5 2 g 1 STAGECRAFTERS doing. s R74 l 'ig ,- 5' ROW ONE - C. Saladonis, W, Kafzenmeyer, Miss Stevens, T. Webb J P wers N Greer ROW TWO E. Molnor, C. Grass, B, Blozy, C. SlaTTery, M. Hook. ROW THREE Ha mon ourfs P SloTTery, B. Boll, D. Foy, J. Taylor, P, Gehrke, ROW FIVE - P. Ne ar e T. Jones. C. Rosselle, D. Moore, P. Schaffer, C. Warluns, D. Korsgoard 127 No fan-fare or applause here lusf plann hardwork Too many Times The work of The STagecrafTers goes unnoficed, yeT They are The lTghTs The props The very backbone for every producfnon vvheTher TT lS a play a prom, or merely an assembly Wifh The many demands on Thus club for Tnelr servlces They have To spend many nours behmd 'nf sfenes un der The Thoughfful gufdance of Mr Ralpn Larson In or der To lfeep up Tneur many dunes These you g people can offen be found vvorkung n The scn ol long affe everyone else has leff for home Each year, in addmon To Thelr work The club aTTends several professional produchons ThroughouT The greaTer Cleveland area. In Thus way They Increase Theur lcnovvl edge of sTage vvorlc Through observung as well as by We can be Thankful we have such a dlluge-nT group for we could noT manage vvTThouT Them ART CLUB 9th GRADE SCIENCE 'NJ fly I 1 ina: lim 'ui' tl lb ROW ONE Gordon S Danielson S Helgl Mrs Ze-ttlemeyer F Henstoff J Rlefenstahl D Kale B Walzer V Weiss ROW FOUR D Radtke L Klear ROW TWO A Day D Bader R Benevuch Hook N Brazrk P ecoy J p B Black M Cady C Corrigan C Green ROW THREE B Hendersen R Puckermg Sngmond J Calllhan E Molnar 7th GRADE SCIENCE C7 1-1 ROW ONE K Ruby D MaxBeld Mass Clyne G Pllce B Mulder Albert H Nrrght J Robertson B Bradley D Rate ROW FVE ROW TWO M Melke C Maxtleld ROW THREE Haler D Huey G Mathews A Bald A Bombay L Wallace G Pwlce N r er S Schultz G e A Radcllfl B Wllson K Chade Phillips J Palmer D Rogers Davls T DeBarr ROW FOUR L Bell B Pinkerton K Albrlgh D 128 I , V 1 - .., r I 11,71 A ,.- ,- - H ' I' . ' .w L' EY A' l 'I' ' ll' Y 'I x f I 5, t I XIMXQ was I I r E , V x B. W ' I xr K. .fa Jggl' ,IJ 'B . ,N I.. 1 ,5 f 1 R vi 0 . ' uq 'v I i 7 'rr t ' -X1 ' Y f- 4 wi, . I ,I - B. , . ' , . ' , . , s f . ' , - f - , . A - A ,A I -, ,, ,. A, em, ,. ',.P ,.Pl'1illis,, ,. ,o. I l A J, M - :E AML! ,.-4., V- 3 Q U ,VAV W G tv' 3. .f is V' E -' ' x , 5 wk will A '1 A ll I : , . 'I ,Vx 1 t B v 1 If . l , N - . , . , ' ,.',. - , -I A , . , . , . , I - -,-me . -B.r,J. . ,. ,. ,. ,. Bab , . , , F ll, . A e, . I , . lc, D. ' ' , . , . . , . , - . , , ' , . ' 1, . I r 1 'E I 'wx' I wvxx K f 73 N 5x ' 1 Y I 1 'U -' 19 Q J 2' 2 K Q 5 M jg iw ,gf . fx ' '4 .1 M ak j, N A K Jn 1 9, gl A S13 1m Q , Q if 4 i,,vsv'r:s-wi Y - ff-A -.Q . Aj 'J' 1'--rs 1, is ,f X . P 1 - ' M 1 A X 'w in '-3 'Hg S 4. ' ' ' .. ' '- ,. Wt' 5 , .-tif -I , 5 ,A ' I I K, Q. 13, in .xxx , wifi' If LF Jll vi. . ' 44, 5. '15 4', x'+, J X Cflg ij hx K-QT f5i.R',5Q rl 'H r -.. ' I 54 J' n 3 T' r ROW ONE - B. Carson, G. Kranz, S. Miller, L. Farrell, S. Meriam, N. Jacobson, M. Lewis, A. Hassett, R. Swanker, M. Larken, K. Keller, M. Skiba, H. Doty, J. Bryant, E. Englehort, D. Price, S. Kulas, D. Det- tra, L. Warnock, C. Cooke, P. Molly. ROW TWO - A. Jones, E. .a+-,ikwi Bruscino, N. Lyss, J. Eckert, F. Borgia, K. Hurdlebrink, M. Smith, S. Snider, B, Ball, N. Clouser, C. Lewis, S. Bruce, J. Moyer, B. Thomp- son, M. Jones, S. MacMahon, B. Sell, B. Bate, P. Boden, G. Reese, K. Molly. ROW THREE 8 B. Perkins, D. Sawyer, A. Nelson, D. Ben- 'Q' vw' CHOIR 1960 Q' 1 O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A! Cklahoma, Yeowll The Bay High choir, under the direction of Mr. Curt Crews, enioyed a spectacularly successful season. Christmas spirit was heralded in by the breath-taking Singing Christmas Tree. The tree itself is an example of the Christmas spirit, the huge steel structure was donated by the Daniel- son family. The present standing beneath it, a beautiful grand piano, was the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kolinski. The free mid-winter concert contained many sacred and secular pieces and the important an- ? fx nourcement of the birth of the Crews' first son. This year all Bay choir entrants in the district and state solo and ensemble contest received superior ratings. Competition was keen during tryouts for the choir production of Rodgers and Harrmers'ein's Okla- , homo. The finished product, performed in the 3 theatre-in-the-round, was a howling success, and crowned the finest year in Bay High choir history! C ROW ONE A E. Englehczrt, L. Hassett, B, Bute, H Defy, L 'Nzrnock ROW TWO - S, Sn Sw-ith, ROW THREE - H W: ken J Roger, D. White, B, Zoccola, ROW FOUR 3 J. She fery. 'mar L, Eoersolc, D. Dophln, P S,gt- I sf , ' neff, J. Sherman, M. MocDonold, B. Moore, B. Nichols, C. Roberts, now, B. Delis, T. Jones, L. Ebersold, P. Flemming, B, Woodside, K E. Kouflrncn, L, Fischer, J, Keene, P. Hollister, D. White, R. Wollcer, l-looke, B. Workman, C. Morris, B. Nurks, .l. Ternplernun, J. Rogers P. Sloffery, B. Day, J. Wills, R. Zak, ROW FOUR - B. Nuss, H. B. Zcccolo, D. Koelllker. Walker, P. Woehrrnon, R, Krauss, J. Booth, D, Dolphin, J, Good- HORALEERS ROW ONE f D, Smith, S. Brown, G. Wilch, S. Goodwin, D. McFar- ren, B. Griftel, S. Longley, J. Powers, M. Larkin, M .Todd, S. Smith M. Guertin ROW TWO - G. Philip, R. Pierrie, V. Conklin, R. John son, D. Whittington, J. Thompson, J. Robertson, R. Carrington, P. Holland, L. Warnock, B, Cleverdon, J. Sheppard, L. Nuss, M. Tahs- ler, J. Thomas, M. Cady, P. Statzer, P. Pecoy, J. Jacobs, B. Maben ROW THREE - S. Burr, C. Glassell, C. Wendler, B, Wright, V. Ruth- enberg, S. Kitchin, B. Prescher, D. Chorney, B. Charvat, S. Stalman, R. Pickering, J. Click, G. Sigmund, D. Graf, C. Downs, D. O'l-lara, J. Sturman, K. Hook, B. Perkins, A. Budnick, B. Budnick, S. O'Connor. SENIOR BAND With the roll of drums and the flair of trumpets, the Bay l-ligh Band marched into another suc- cessful year, The band gives students an oppor- tunity ot learning to enioy good music both as a listener and as a participant. Special activities included formations at toot- ball games, a Sunday afternoon concert, a spring concert, and leading the Memorial Day parade. The Pep Assembly Band contributed a lot ot spirit to the pep assemblies. On the invitation at the Kenton High School Band, our band played a concert at Kenton, Ohio. This was the band's tirst over-night trip. The Band Boosters sponsored sev- eral paper drives, a bottle drive with the choir, and the selling at Christmas ornaments and Mother's Day candy. A concert on Apirl 9, by the Bowling Green University Band was also spon- sored by this group Soloists and ensembles com peted in district and state contests a number at players received superior ratings at both contests C. Smith, R. Reinker, T. Hexter, K. Smith, J. Duflus, C. Long, B. Hosrner, Mr, Settles, N. Linok, C. Dusek, K. Mick, G. Harmon, J. Dacld, J. Robertson, B. Shea, D. Raines. ROW FOUR - W. Twinning, Crossley, J. Katzenmeyer, W. Krarrp, J, Gcodnow, B, Fe'I, E. Rota, B. Walker, D. Lake, R. Wclfi, C. Hill, D. Robinson, J. Buclwbinder, M, Wilson, J. Sherman, J. Mccomber. W. Connpbell, A. Ks-se: D. C. Conrad, C. Lamkin, G. MilI,ken, B. Hate, B. Blazey, B. Wilzh, Mr. Allen, R. Woerhrran, D. Maben, P. Qodrran, J. Pcccck. MAJORETTES . J ,,,,::.gr I 311 Av: P Jiri ' Q9 A ,aff K-Wi!! . ' X X 1 ' if -n.J,:,?!, 5 .r 4' G. Wilch, B, Wilch, J. Powers, C. VVend'er, P. Statzer, V. Rothenberg, D, Robinson, B. Fell, Castain 133 as-wg JUNIOR BAND ROW ONE - D. Monos, J. Gould, J. Arnold, K. Kingstinger, A. Smith, A. Snider, L. Hines, G. Taylor, J. Durant. ROW TWO - C. Pieri, J. Festhour, B. Schultz, R. Guertin, G. Luttermoser, R. Duffus, M. Sheppard, A. Lawton, C. Masten, R. Armstrong, D. McBuckie, Cobbenz, L, Hutter, H. Hollingsworth, S, Kekic, R. Carpenter, R. Stieber. ROW THREE - S. Gross, L. Linac, L. Mathews, B. Chiarito, C. Koch, J. Wheeland, E. Bristle, R. Wilson, H. Dillon, W. Powers, R. Reese, R. Lucas, G. Moore, R. Boll, H. Holland, F. Fouge, J. Macla- mens, W. Felt, J. Woulfe, E. Ericson, G. Allen, J. Elwell, W. Turner, D, Heftel, F. Olchen, ROW FOUR - P. Kulas, G. McFarren, J, Ken- nedy, D. Martin, R. Howell, L. Toensing, M. Carrington, M. Dusek W. Settle, B. Perry, J. VanAImen, H. Pluske, W. Charvat, T. Richards N. Weidennoff, R. Minns, J. Larson, W. Jones, R. Tashler, D. Friedel B. Visburger, R. Llewellyn, D. Cooper, C. Charvat, D. Clink, T. Lind strom, A. Day, R. Hoard, D. Katzenmeyer, W. Fischer, W. Wismar E. Ebb, D. Eckert. CADET BAND ROW ONE - C. Clark, C. Krauss, V. Thomas, S. Wichart, J. Gray C. Davis, M. Naramore. ROW TWO - J. Toephfer, L. Prince, R Hexter, 5. Berger, C. Yeomans, N. Templeman, D, Bate, T' Merrill, J. Humble, B. Perkins, S. Nelson, D. Asher. G. Oswald, A. Kuper, R, Radke, J. Seifert. ROW THREE -- J. Eisner, B. Birdsall, B. Burton, J Hasenflue, S, McKay, C. Seckler, K. O'Connor, T. Manley, E. Den- ton K Gilbert D Tischler L Kastor J Bowie R James J AlfOfd R. Laundy, P. Cooney, R. Larson, T. Greenleaf, T, Chorney, D. Salis bury, S. Rodman. ROW FOUR - J. Bloor, B. Fording, S. Kuhl, K Melody, D. Drumheller, D, Dindia, Mr. Settles, J. Chrystal, M, Wil son, J. Laney, S. Nichols, J. Sturman, K. Smith, R. Callihan, D. Glatz W. Waldron, M. Sabot, J, Kanaby, S, Dresser, W. Collins, W. Frank B. Walzer, P. Todd, K. Rudin, G. Kenerson, R. Casey, D. Christensen 1 1 l Off 1 I X lily If Ulf L Ll f z ff fl IL LC pa X N 51 14 aff 5.4 LJ L Q! ull! ,L IV! LLM f KL U7 X X wr NN I, X Z Z 4 U 1 WL I L H, l f yn 1 if in f M f Z L OES in fff' f X , . 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Rocky River North Olmsted 19441 Detrlot Rd. 23459 Loroin Rd ED 1-2000 SP 7-1400 SPANICK S RESTAURANT CHICKEN STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOODS WE SERVE THE BEST TO BEAT THE REST Stop 65 Avon Loke THE TOY SHELF TOYS GAMES Dolls HOBBIES 26013 Great Northern Shopplng Center North Olmsted Ohno BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 60 WILHELMY'S FLOWERS INC Westgate Shopplng Center ED 1 9595 Mann Store 2103 Clork Ave Mann 1 1530 W T GRANT COMPANY Great Northern Shopplng Center North Olmsted Ohuo , Lakewood- 15201 Detriot Ave. - Lakewood 1-9595 COMPLIMENTS OF JENKINS FUNERAL CHAPEL Westloke Ohlo TR 1 0711 INGERSOLL S YOUR COMPLETE HARDWARE SUPPLY 19071 Detrnot Rd Rocky Ruver ED 1 6200 WE DELIVER TO BAY DAILY DON T SAY DELICATESSEN AY GREEBE S TH HOUSE OF FINE FOODS Boy Shoppmg Center TR 1 3934 ELGIN .IEWELERS 19144 Detrlot Rd Rocky Ruver 16 Ohno ED 1 3744 SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR NEW WATCHES FEATURING HAMILTON ' BULOVA ' OMEGA H BURKE COMPANY 561 Dover Center Rodd Boy Vulloge 40 Ohuo TR I 3233 COMPLIMENTS OF Wood McLean s JUSTA CARD AND GIFT SHOPPE 19195 Detruot Rood Rocky Ruver Oh1o ED 1 5870 SWISS CLEANERS 20145 16116 R666 Rocky Rnver I6 Ohlo so 1 6969 PICK up AND DEUVERY IN BAY VILLAGE KENSINGTON PHARMACY GERALD E SCHEER 12 Ph 20163 West Loke Rd ED I 5735 FREE PROMPT PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY 1 n S ' 4 as 1 11 - I E J. . 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BUSINESS PATRONS Ed Shnn Chevrolet Gardner s Rocky River Poultry SR Seafoods Com pl'me Is of BATES COFFEE SHOPPEE 272lI Wolf Road Bay V Ilage Shopp ng Ce Ie BEATTY S STEER IN and DARI DELITE Corner of Defrolf and Columbia Rds THE BEST IN STEAKBURGERS CHICKEN FISH SHRIMP CONEY ISLAND HOT DOG S For all take home orders Call TR I 4550 COMPLIMENTS OF HANDS INFANTS AND CHILDREN S WEAR MEN S AND BOYS APPAREL Bay Shopplng Center FAST QUALITY SERVICE BAY DRIVE IN CLEANERS 625 DOVER CENTER ROAD L y Barth BARTH S MEAT MARKET MEATS POULTRY 27239 Wolf Rd T ly T WE DELIVER l SUNDAES, SODAS, SHAKES . , arr . rini -3500 COMPLIMENTS SELL S f MERRIT PHINNEY SOUTHARD INC REALTORS Boy Village Rocky R er Lakewood CALL OUR BAY VILLAGE REPRESENTATIVES Bu Clifton Tr I 0762 Ozzie Hosmer Ac I 7392 Eor Michael Tri 7417 Jim Pinmon Tr I 3 19284 DeIrolI Rood Ed I 5252 JOSEPH JACOB SHARP AND JACOB INSURANCE AGENCY 608 H d I5 M I 621 SUBURBAN PROPERTIES FOR BAY VILLAGE REAL ESTATE 561 D C t TR I 4418 OF 5 I X Qi, r-I 'J In anno Building . . Clevelon , Ohio - 'V - Ain -6 Eoirview - Wesfloke Bis dot qui cifo dot. .. d., - - - I ' - - ' ' - -I56 ' over en er - - A NAME TO REMEMBER SELLING THE BEST FOR LESS FOR 25 YEARS GUTHERY SCHRIEBER CHEVROLET INC Furnlshlng Boy Drlver Trolmng Cor for Lost Eleven Yeors NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS 16303 Defrost Avenue Lakewood Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF BRUSCINO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I o L W. I, ... . , I . NORTH DOVER HARDWARE COMPANY 680 Dover Road DUPONT AND DUTCH BOY PAINTS Do-IT-YOURSELF TOOL RENTAL Tr 1-0222 COMPLIMENTS OF ERNIE OLCHON'S PURE OIL STATION REGO, INC. STOP'N SHOP SUPER MARKET --ERESHER AND BETTER FOODS C I I ROCKY RIVER BOOK SHOP D t ED I 3783 COMPLIMENTS OF ROGER AND WRAY S GOODRICH STORE h RI 060 COMPLIMENTS OF KEEVER S DELICATESSEN 574D T I 82 COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE NEIL O CONNOR 589 D BEARDEN S A EDELC T NE EPY Q SLP I-yR RI21? 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