Charles F Brush High School - HiLite Yearbook (Lyndhurst, OH)
- Class of 1954
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F 11111 , ' 11.15 1111111-1 511 111145 11111y 1111 v f AA. 1 1 V v, , 14 1 A ' . 2 H111 KJ 1111' 1311111 11111 111111 ' ' G11111. 1 A ,1 ' Y - ' 4 ' XY'-11 ,.1'.9W1' 1111.1 1' . - ' K . -' -' QS- mga NNE, WW 1 Jffffkj ,f fd I' 5 x I l U . V I qi. , tr, 'U f x I '. .' ff . I ' I 114, if :I Qfx N - fffv f eff. W' wifi!! fff 'Il fr'-l.'. ': ' T' - -5 50-9'EZ.:,, 4' ..... xxl' .,-L f QR N-f UPEI!! TE E during the past year by the appointment new superintendent, Mr. Robert A Timmo Timmons is doing an excellent Job with his n important task as superintendent of the South -Lyndhurst school system. He has put in studious hours resulting in a better education Our days here at Brush have been enlig r 4 our students. Our new assistant superintendent of schools, Mr. Alan Shankland, has made a fine start in his new position. We are sure that, with his ability and experience, he will continue as one of the finest ad- ministrators in our school system. Our well-loved principal, Robert . Shupp, has put countless hours of pa- tience and guidance into our life at Brush. In addition to his many duties as ad- ministrator, he has found time to help with many service projects and has won the reputation of being a ready and will- ing worker. He certainly deserves all the credit we wish to bestow upon him. SSIS AN PRI CIPAL The assistant principal at Brush is Mr. Howard Roberts. He is a man who has worked hard and has gained the respect and admiration of the entire stu- dent body and faculty. li S . :Vi 1 af I -AX ,L Dean of Boys. Mr. Harry Millet. is to be con- gratulated for the wonderful work he has done. this his first year as Dean at Brush He has made many friends among the students and the faculty, Dean of Girls. Miss Hazel Rep- pert, is well-loved for her sweet and sincere personality. Many students have come to her for advice because they know she is a patient and honest listener and will do her best to help them. I A 2 if :Q Y Qi' ,bf 1 524 Q 9! 6 hs? ,X XJ '61 ... xt! Q. b. A ,v 5 A43 1 3 , f i g OFFICE STAFFS Board of Education Mrs. Germaine Gilmore, Mrs. Helen Creb- A bin, Mrs. Ruth King, Miss Grace Albrecht, 'llerk Treasurer, Mrs. Nancy Huber. Hi h School 8 Mrs. Ida Evangelista, Mrs. Mona Eckert, Mrs. Gene Mills. BOARD OF EDUCATION The members of the South Euclid- Lyndhurst Board of Education have done their work with untiring effort, attempting to maintain the high standards of their superior educational system. The members of the group are, rtunding: Mr. Gail O. Sheets, Business Manager, Mr. D. James Pritchard, Vice-President, Dr. E. L. Higgins, Mr. Robert A. Timmons, Superintendent of Schoolsg Mr. L. R. Canfield. Seated: Mr. W. R. Hadsell, , Miss Grace Albrecht, Clerk, Treasurer, Dr. J. C. Nichols, President. KITCHEN STAFF Much appreciation and thanks go to Mrs. Green and her fine staff. JANITORIAL STAFF Head custodian Maurice Cain R CLASS owl ER Paul Matrka Few are fbej also do all thing! well. Class Officer Treas. 3, Pres. 4g Student Council 4g Lead- ers Club 43 Football lg Track 1, 2g Host- HARVEY 4, Prom Com- mittee Chairman 3g Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. Frances Mancino Her cheering but brougbt her much renou n, And ufilb gmciouinerr the wore ber crown. National Honor Society 3, 43 Class Officer Sec. 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Treas. 43 Leaders Club 4, Merit Roll 2, 3, 45 Football Queen, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Hi- Teens 2, Treas. 31 Vice-Pres. 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4g Hi-Lite Editorial Staffg Gym Leader Club 43 junior Red Cross Sec. 35 Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. J-' Y f 1- Z' I john Wilson Silent-yet he har that cer- Iairz mmetlairzgfn Class Officer Pres. l, 2, Vice-Pres. 4, Leaders Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Intra- mural Sports I, 2, 4, r. D .1 M . Glenn Morocco Effort is hir middle name. Class Officer Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Student Council 2, Treas. 3, Leaders Club 4, Penguin Players 3, 4g ROOM FOR ONE MORE 3, HARVEY 4, Prom Committee 3g Boys' State Alternate 3g Officer Aid 25 Intramural Sports 4, Y-Teen Town Council 3, 4. , .V . J ,Sl 'l N' l, 1 i J l u s if L V 0 ,, af' , ':?5'ff IRIX' C M IM . Y' A w Barbara Albright A penn-. fm' wf11v'lf,w14gf1i Hi-Teens 4. Chorus ll Camera Club lg Style Show l, Q1 lntrrr- mural Sports Q. I fc? bmw 1 K Marilyn Amcntlolu TMJ fatfa forex to rfarzcef' Hi-Teens 31 Cheerleader lg TO- NIGHT Wifi DANCE lg Chorus 23 Student Librarian lg Style Show gl Intramural Sports l, 2, 7, 4. L, 4 l,n ' I I . favvb' r e 'ff , Q V, . UU I . V ,5- 'l K fn A 1, A A J AJ tm ' 1-f -, S 1X 4 . ,JM i 0 , ' , ., I, U . AUC- Af . n 'JU Mtn- IV: u di '1 L ' ga mr t Duane Antlcrson Hit fi7'iil71uif1 imfft Iliff fu rt me mfzc rtnf. H Hi-Lite lltlitoriil Smllg Trails 2: Hi-Y All lntrirmurttl Sports l. 2. 5. -4. L' A.. I L,,43.l ALLQI fdlf l i r 'wx like-t-s .usd C Us yur' 'W tif -L'Y4C1x lrl-1' 53'fPf l I , I H. 1M4ffst..irs ii N ',vt,mvL George Antler n H4'i.'f4J'. J ,'liLi'i fiAfi.i'f,H S Football .. .Q 1, i. Vfrcstiing -1. Q Tratli , lntr.iniur.zl Sportf A ,,, -' Ccgixntii Q. l:1tr.1m.:r.1i Sports l. xr -. 4 X 15 Irvin Aplis lle'r rut! .121 'rzff 'f01l7f.lii tjw-'ff Merit Roll lg C-olf 21 Stuilcnt I.ihr.1r1.in lg Hall Guaril S. Shop Display Q. 1 Q Q Lucy Aveni 'Topi HI everything, National Honor Society 5, 43 Stutlcnt Council 2, Sec. 5, 4g Leatlcrs Club Sec.-Tre-as. -'lg Honor Roll lg Merit Roll 2, 5, -lg Arc- Lite 5. Editor 41 Hi-Teens 2, 5, -All Future Nurses Club l. 2, 3g Offitc Aitl 23 Hall Guard l, 2g itramural Sports l, 2, 3, -l, rf - LL A-.X , wk-'ru Ktb I ,U-'i' ' ka AAL! f .1 . I , 1 ' Q I 1' blames Burnhard ll lr-. rim? Visual Service 3, 'll Radio Club -l, 1 L, Sliclmcl BQIFOHC Yfr1tv1g mxu It itbsa lwrnf' licotlmff l. Buscbgfiul. 2, if -ll Nati-tml Bantifflfofncr Society 3. -lg-,1lllil'ILl'CLUI1IC'SI Rating 2, 1. 1. f.on.crt Band l, I. 3. -li Marghinrz Fantl 1. 5. -lg All State Hand' l. Serxiqclflub 4: Shop Divwliry 1, 1. 5, -lQ.'ll1TI'3mU1'3l Sports Founril l1,,l!fU'3mL1I'3l Sprrtsl 3. 2, ' ' f A . zf, ei' iawg, rv' mu 'Q' '93, r n l 1 ss., 'tg , Q cf ,Ns-av wg-W-7 wwf' tl Carol Bock Richard Braucher . K f' Hlmzocerzce Jo becomer a girl. on,s?ilieJXgraz'itate In ld 4 ,' Transferred from Audubon 'Der 3 M 0 can I em junior High 23 Hi-Teens 43 Nati nalfHonor Slsliety 3, 41 junior Couunc' Worltl Affairs Leaders 'C P51333 Treas.-Kiwanis 5, 43 Intra 3, 45 Youth nxeen 43 xg-Ionbr R ll dy! of ' 3lJ wC,. I, , 3, 43 SUJCICU Council Q Q M if , .f re 3, 43'NI-IYI.ite 'Staf , ,af f 4, P ' Pla' z,lH, ,Sy o1,v fj.'3,,,w ,q ,,,,V,gi5r 4, iwriglim oslslgduo - X X ' .4 SS 2, SEV IS RS ' Cm' 'I G' ao.-fp ,Jr 'J f fi s 3, 43 afinnal rum X I 'P J ,N 'I J U .Qc Conference 23 Hi- ice-Pres. ' I A N' 35 lilbr Council orldfAf- V ,ff ,os S- , ai s ,, Pregyg Boys' Stare R wr ij' --yx' , f' re eaytdtv , Seifvice -, 3, of-4 y , iw' . C ,OC?e?lAid Zpklit t uard 3. uf' x, S J- 'f'-KJ' I. l , A V1 ,L ' V51 Lfl J' - ' l fr l if w.,,f- - it at f' f 1 ' 4 I ,, ' Q I s .1 A ff. NMA, 'S iffy M9 pn, 9 f IY O 'V' L -Af wa Sxffdv X, 4-. OJ' N al Bogatay The forte of lair nun merit maker hir um. Transferred from john Adams 31 Merit Roll 33 I-Ii-Lite Sports Editor3 Hi-Y 4g Intramural Sports 3, 4. Jean Braun Step by step one get! far. Honor Roll I, 2, 43 Merit Roll 33 Hi-Teens 2, 3. 4g G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Gym Leaders 43 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports Council 23 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. X30 K lk-I .ff-n' f i-e,,tol' ef ,ff ,Q .Q oz! 4 zwccf-y '. .7 4 Wav' T., I .I ,V mn, A K ' ,ff , lxjizlkf Alfafgf joseph Bortoff A, J-ar ' 'lHef9aHf2'j.- ready and ittllirzg Ihr a good time. vy joseph Brejcha MEI'E7'Y17lIdVV'J' pal. Shop Display 2. 3. 43 Intramural Concert Band -,L,JZf1 43 March- J-'Sports 2, 3, 4. ting Baud 1, 2: Instru. Cont 'ageing 1, 2, shop Displ 11 Intramural SportS l, 2,1 4. fl!! J x I Z! . ,AJ-J Lf- I 'vylfif 3. fa r mbfe t l berpbf tx f J, HV Q oljjwly- I I' Tra ews 23 Re- 5 KJ ned I H1 Teens 3 if 1 ll I ,, f N af' z 'i li ' Evelyn Brickrer' IX With ber kind beait 5he'H .rufceet1'. t L . xt National Honor Society 4, Stug dent Council 4: Honor Roll ll Merit Roll 2, 3, 4: I-Ii-Teens 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Service Club 43 Style Show 1. 2: Imra- mural Sports I. L LX X. 'Y' .. H . 9 My R 4. 4 Phyllis Bridge She really rain in brain: and lzeaufgf' Transferred from Nloscs Cleve- land ,lunior I-lihuh 21 Honor Roll 1: Merit Roll 1: Hi-Teens 2. el: SEVEN SISTERS 11 Service Club Al: Hall Guard 2: Intramural Sports 2. Michael Briegleb He tame fivovz Cetrmzflt mzi' divan-ue only zizili flux! by follltl fini. Transferred from Felix-Klein School. Germany 'li ,lunior Coun- cil on XX'orld Affairs ll Camera Club fll Hi-Y fl. Marilyn Brocl-: flew qbeerfzzl milf :till fm L n1emlvue'.l, Transferred from West High I: National Honor Society I. Stu dent Council -l. Honor Roll I Q. I. ell Hi-Teens 4. -'lg GAA. 2. 1, 4. Penguin Players 5. -ll Gym Leaders 4g Chorus lg lunior Coumil on W'otld Affairs Scrxicc N 4 Intramural Bruce Brown A fatfbing Jenre of humor. Football I. 2, 3: Basketball Ig Golf' 2, 5, -lg Hi-Y 4g junior Red Cross I. 2. 5: Y4Teen Town Council 5, fl: Intramural Sports I. 2. 5. 4, James Brown Meek, mild. but 77167'7'l-H Chorus l. 2, 5. -+1 junior Red Cross I. 2. 3: Intramural Sports l. 2. 3. sl, Robert Bulman He1'.i in the 'axel-!u'i.tter.r' you tee. for Ibfflrotli are lair ipecialtjf' Football l, 24 junior Red Cross 51 Intramural Sports l. 2. 1. 4. ii. f acgiui 3.-1 f Sports l. 2. 3. 4. M4 . WMM AW Alan Brown Ligl1t.r. CAMERA. affirm. National Honor Society 4: Hi- Lite Photographer 3. 43 Krc-Lite Photographer 5, 43 Merit Roll I. 2. 3. 43 Sports Equipment Manager 2. Track lg Tennis 43 Camera Club 1, 23 Vice-Pres. 71, 45 Stage Crew 3: Intramural Sports 5. 4, Priscilla Byrne She'i daring and darling. Hi-Lite Business Staffg Arc-Lite 4: Hi-Teens 3, 4g G.A.A. 45 Concert Band I, 2. 3, 4g Match- ing Band l, 2, 3, 43 National Band Honor Society 3, 41 Insttu. Contest Rating I, 2, 3, 4g Chorus l, Z, 'az Glee Club 35 Student Librarian I, Zg Intramural Sports 2, 5. 119 fa 4 -- W J, 4 'A CN. V . '4 il wi rw .ig I Ld' Q N. 5- Sz: l' Gayle Cozens ,f A ' .lliildeart my rrzannerr,-gerzflcst of ffearlifi ' ,. , Hi'Tt:ens 2133 lnlramurul Syorta Countil 5.,-lg Intramural Sports l. 223. -i., ' ' I X . Donna Craig HGUUJ nature mal Cl ber pliiruzul rfnrlpazzf' Student Council -lg Merit Roll l. 21 Hi-Teens 21 Cfhorux l, 2. 5, -lg junior Rell Cross l, 2. 31 Intramural Spiirts l. 2. 2. -lr Wir Q. Marian P ,fj Su rm' c cu .aff hjugr rzif Y -Te , 4' Chor Q l. 23 ' C QS 21 Intru- X . .I D 'ff I X X fl f ' . f , i If if , '!!WMJfUJfifJ 1 , fi i jorit'fCr6Q ,. i .. A mari ri lutlu' Ifum .1 fwfr. Tranwtcrretl from Empire ,lunicvr High 21 Girls' Cabinet 'lg Hi- Teenk 2. 5. -lg Churus 5. Style bhtm i. lIlUdl'1lLlf.1l bpurtw l. 2 1 Wiwlpfll lllflf X Aflge my ll? leaf I Ulf t eff! fla Q5 , rf ,f Natl ono ery 4: - tlent cil nor . M A oll -lg ' ee 2. 3, 3 G. A, . , . - 1 r Mai 4g iarus l. , Al Offi irl 5- axle 5 0 v . x Tee To ' uumil . lntr mur.1l5 1.2, 1. . V , Audrey Carle, ' 'flluiir' in her ff71gE'7'Ilf7,i' Natiiiniil Hunor Society 3. 'lg Stuticnt Coumil S. bl: llunur 1.2, 'sg Merit Roll SQ Girls' Ca i- net 23 Hi-Teens 2. 31 Natiuna Bantl Honor Smiety 2. 5. 43 Concert Bantl l, 2, 3. All Marth- ing Bnntl l. 2. S. Instru. Ciontest Rating l, 2, 5, -lg Chiirus 5. ,ig Offite Aid -lg Y-Teen 'llmn Council Treas. gl lntmmural Sports 5. 4. Donald Delaney Nerf tri barbetlmll. I like Imr- Letlmllf' Football lg Basketball l. 2. 3: Co-Capt. 41 Track l g Service Clulw fig Intramural Sports l. 2, 7. rl. Wriync De Lembo ,Sfmzcfmli ind! In lun .lr fumf. litncitluall lg Cllwriit l. 11 Shtip Display I: lntramural Sprirtx l. -l. I X I A , A., xl .J , wg' .Li mf 'L JQQU EU Jan, MX J' ti rs. llyf 4-,, Patrick Delfino The Iilllei man. Golf 2, 5: Shop Display I. 2. 3. - 43 Intramural Sports If2. 5,1411 fn . A .JAC I . ' f f .X t ff f , XQIHCI X 'ff I zytfv' L. : I ,179 f Ili' L J .f 1 Lf' ,fi ,gli 1 'ICA 57' WJ, 'L HIL ffm I 'Zi c f Q! Patricia Dennis Her knouledge shall be a pmz'idenre. Arc-Lite 4g G.A.A. Z, 4g Junior Council on Worltl Affairs 4g In mural Sports 2, 5. F , if ik I ' jf' ' XIII if X M of A. ,f J , sf ' Gene Dercole Il taker Iife to fore Iifef' Chorus 3: Glee Club 43 Shop Display 23 Intramural Sports Council 2. Betty Di Cillo No!l:irzg damperzr her launzorf' Hi-Teens 2. 5: Style Show 31 Intram al Sports Z. 5. 4. mls SESS Drew Diederich He ibut thinks bimrelf the bappierz man really ir rn, Merit Roll 2g Shop Display I, 21 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3. john Di Palma Man with .1 guitar. Track I, 2g Chorus I, 2g Glee Club Ig Instru. Contest Rating 15 junior Red Cross 2, Eg Shop Display I, 2, 53 Intramural Sports Council Z, 5, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. Geraldine Dodson BIueJ tray away from me. Merit Roll 2, 31 Hi-Teens 3, -I1 ROOM FOR ONE MORE SL Student Librarian 2, 33 junior Red Cross 53 Intramural Sports mg-. K x M25 .J A Nl! bl.. Ocgd Offs Cifkw- yy? wx E99 UJS9' A D, x32-ibn OWQ5 caDQBcUqy Lynda Downing Hear that freaflbj, laugh? Thai! L5 rzfrxfll Girls' Cabinet 3, 4: Hi'Teens 3, ai, G,A.A. 1, fi: Hi-Lite Home- coming Etlitotg Office Aid EL Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Y-Teen Town Council Social Chairman 1. Treas. 41 ntramural Spxcmts 2. 5. 4, f IJ frets, WALL' 5' . V. .JJ -JCUN. Va r or raver, ' f it - A I Lk . QNX, 5 dv Fi, ,WC M f J Kr- , f M ' an JI fr' I Gary Drayer ClotlyeJ make the man. Arc-Lite 43 Wrestling 4: Tennis 33 Hi-Y 43 junior Red Cross 33 Y-Teen Town Council 3, 43 Intramural Sports l. Z, 3, 4. 3 yftww f fly! 53 iffy, inflate' mf M Nrrlmjirghqtmarftr h A He'J got tb pep! Qf'L Hi-Y 43 Y-Teen Town Council 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Intramural Sports Council 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Raymond Dula Not a cafe in the world. Student Council 13 Honor Roll 13 Merit Roll 23 Baseball 1, 23 Service Club 43 Shop Display 2g Intramural 'Sports Council 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Russel Egolf No muffr enemy Intramural Sports Z, 3. 4. Dolores Eichels You take me too reriourlyf' Student Council 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Arc-Lite 43 Girls' Cabinet 2, 33 Hi-Teens 2, 35 Chorus 33 junior Red Cross, Pres. 2: Office Aid 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3, 4. I Iwi Aw we we ff Mary Jane Evershecl Ba.rlJful yer, but don? judge zz book by its cover. Hi-Teens 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Linda Ferguson ' t g e u'ztiJa tang. Life IMI! Gi s' bin 33 Hi-Teens 2, 3 I Intramural Sports i ' 'tramural Sports 1, , ., Jeannette Fiderio Little but so if the atom bomb. National Honor Society 43 Stu- dent Council 4g Merit Roll 2, 3, 43 Hi-Lite Business SI8ffQ Girls' Cabinet 43 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Service Club 43 Future Nurses Club 23 Hall Guard 43 Intramural Sports 1, Robert Fiderio He'r got what it zaleer to get the hreahrfu Track 1, 2, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Elaine Fried Quiet hut ever ro cheerful, Student Council 43 Merit Roll 2, 3g Hi-Lite Business Staff, Hi- Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 I r Council World Affairs !?7Office A' 4g Style Show ' rgtgmur rts l, ,3,4. ' affix lee Patricia Forker Always ready with a wire crack. Transferred from Monticello 1, Hi-Lite Business Staff, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Style Show 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Anthony Francioso --and the girlr ru'00n. ' Transferred from Shaw 35 Shop Display 3, Intramural Sports Council 3, 4, Intramural Sports 3 4 ' ca C 4 . Betsy Gialamas Welcome at the flowerf in May, Transferred from East High 43 National Honor Society 4, Hi- Teens 4, Intramural Sports 4. f,. Jfy. ff I 1 'fi ' 19 1 ' ,fr- f 7 1 ,ff O ,Ir 1 Miriam Greenberg Can you figure 'Mini' out? Sher a riot thafr no douht! Visual Service 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, Student Librarian 3, 4, Intramural Sports' 3,45 Fragces My Better a free bird than a captive king. Student Council 4g Hi-Lite Busi- ness Staffg Arc-Lite 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, Girls' Cabinet 43 Chorus 2, 33 Student Librarian 15 Style Show 1, 2, Intramural Sports 3 4 , . 'Milf K Robert Hagara What rhould a man do hut he merry. Shop Display 1, 2, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, 1 , 1 ,A ', . Vjffv 1 I,-W MW rll' , v J 2442 Help. I 23 N bw ,LZ 2 A 1 LOW' 1. Q lv 4 H , vv1.:'C ., ff 5 c.vww,MfVW, ,LUV f' E gj'LAJ ' V. If V .7-Mr 04 -T , ,W Fred Heman Daniel Hgdec ,LTQYW W' V f A' Ci, fig A zzizzarlf 111115 a ping-pmig SUN uzzler fum Jeep. , , paddle, qi Honor Roll l, 2, 3, sig Intiumural ij., ff Basketball S, Al: Baseball l. 'lg Sports 4. .gk 2 -'Q 1 Intramural Sports Council Pres. 3 4' Intramural Sports l 2 ' yy yi' . .f fb9dy'Umv9 5,,f 'pW'lL3 e - 821 6 o 5 ' 1, 'Ji ct' 3' hw Q f f I IF-' .' r n n1' ' it nes p 1 ua 4 nl 4 iff. ' i .af ' f QP ' 1 il 1 - JUVIEI razg but mefu ra ' A A 1 Stu nt Council lg Merit Roll lg Girls -L 6 I Basketball lg Football lg Chorus f 4g Int S s 2, , A j l, 33 Intramural Sports I, 2 Richard Hopkins Caryl Iammarino Ready and u ilfing to umkf' Plearanl Company. Transferred from Addison junior Transferred from East High 3: High 21 National Band Honor Hi-Teens 4g Intramural Sports 4. w. Society 5, 43 Concert Band 2. 3. 4g Marching Band 5, 43 All-State Band 3, 4g Shop Display 2. 3: Intramural Sports 3, rl. J . LL i ij! KL .J i ' 1 E, I R ivk ef V, vial it 'AL , 1-K V If-VL . LL Avi, L ia , A Jaequegyn Hudalc LL A Q Ilibger Isaac if 'I L 4 I '- Jig ixhailfki her 'umm 721573 ul-I Peach of a feflaf' H I . L, t gory LLL Q cl' LL - LBaseball 43 Marching Band lg Meri' Roll 2, fig Hi-tire Head f L Shop Display 3g Intramural Typistg Cheerleader lgf Iflfgecnwcg' Sports l, 2. 3. -3. 2. 5, QVgXG.A.fr, Z, 3, fig' IOTLIQ . l, lp R, K4g'. Brown and Gold Revue 'lr Al. Y-Teen Town Council M' 33 Intramural Sports Council 4, -43 Intramural Sports l, 1. 4, ri. HIWK 'Cf 6 19 Will' Marcia Jenks A thing of heauly if a jog for- e1'er. ' ' National Honor Society 43 Stu- dent Council 23 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Lite Att SI3lfQ Girls' Cabinet I, 2, 33 Hi-Teens 2, 31 G.A.A. 2, 33 Chorus I, 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 1, 2, 33 Junior Red Cross 13 Style Show 1, 23 Intramural Sports Z, 3, 4. Donald Johnson We'll alznzyr remember 'Homer' Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. We A4374 C' Alu'aJ'.r 171113 doing hir best. Chorus l, 2, 3, junior Red Cross 13 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. Rod Katrinak Where hare you heerz all my life? Transferred from john Adams 3, Shop Display 3, 4, Intramural Su'eettJw5' the 'Nru'eet, 3 , J' .2 L - 'rl fe 3 . t I lu ic,P V, -33103 if jpahne gen: sf . 'W . .1 J , JV sf' Transferred! from Penntfgf N t'onal Ho 43 'Student gguncilf fitfxwerit 2, 5, emiriie lifitorial Staff, Girls' abinet 43 Hi-Teens 3, 43 G.A.A. i43 Future Nurses Club 3, 43 Ftiture Teachers Club 43 Girls' Clinic 43 Style Show 3, 43 Intramural Sports 3, 4. Barbara King She't pretty and small and well- lihed by all. Student Council 4g Girls' Cabinet 2, 3, 43 Hi-Teens 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Hostess-HARVEY 43 Concert Band 1, 23 Marching Band I, 23 Service Club 3, 43 Hall Guard 4. wp, Q,J jy 1 .. -v M HJ, N QD' JU- x Ryu 2 fjiv Penelope Klein She came. u'e muy we liked! Transferred from East Northfiela, Mass. 41 Hi-Teens 43 G.A.A.,4. is Coy - 4, 3' - 'r 'u if VN Y f Qt ' X L-'C Z C: R X3 J is 33 ' t s , ,- i N J Gene Krielow An athlete by nature. Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Basketball l, 2, 33 Baseball l, Sports ,L 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Octet 43 Quartet 4, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. as .ai at-air, l Linda Labdn 1 Her ways are way: of plearant- ne.fr. ' National Honor Society 4g Merit Roll 1, 2, 35 Hi-Lite Editorial Staff, Arc-Lite 43 Hi-Teens 3, Penguins Players 4, HARVEY 43 GRAY BREAD lg Office Aid lg Junior Red ross 3 ' Teachers Clu ' ice-Pr .af Q ff Wilma Landenberger Her quiet manner findx a way. Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Z, 3. 45 Concert Band 1,4 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Council World Affairs 3. 41 Style Show' 1, 2g .Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Gene Lanese EaJy Come. eary go! Transferred from Cleveland Heights 3. Robert Lanese Slow of tongue hut quick of eye. ' Transferred from Monrovia 33 Baseball 4, Intramural Sports 4. all all 1 My 1 . Ronald Lanese Men like bullets go farthert when they are fmootheytf' Leaders Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 4, Service Club 4, Shop Display 1, Z, 3. 4, lntra- mural Sports 1, 2. 3, 4. by Gerald Lawrence Leader of men, jollozzer of women. Track 4: lntramural Sports Z, 3. 4. joseph Lazzaro He could he morerl to smile at anything. Baseball 1, 4, Assembly Plan- ning Committee 4, Basketball Manager 23 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Band Honor Society 3, 4, Instru. Contest Rating 1, 2, 3, 4g All-State Band 4, Service Club 43 Host for Brown and Gold Revue 33 lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Sam Lazzaro Po.t.rerror of radiant perronality and fun-loving nature. National Honor Society 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Honor Roll 1, Merit Roll 2, 3, 45 Basketball lg Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 1415 I 33,5 I Rosemarie Levan ' '.'Al.ligbt heafl litaf longlf' r x- L, 4 Transferred from Collinwood Ig Hi-Teens 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 31 Chorus 1, Z3 junior Red Cross 55 Style Show 2g Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. . 'if .' Vx L' .L Saul Levine All great men murt die-I dun? feel to well myrelfl' Arc-Lite 43 Penguin Players 43 HARVEY 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3, 4. Barbara Lombardo Srlenfe can be a beazmful 1611 Transferred from John I-Iay 21 Merit Roll 2g Style Show 3. M' ui L- R Vincent Loparo Slim'r the rlnafpert guy. bu perronalilyr the reason why! Football 2. 3: Track 32 Hall Guard 41 Intramural Sports 2. 5. 4. William Loparo Slick ar 11 u'lJirtle. ' Fobtball l. 2, 3. 4L Baseball I, 4g 'Junior Red Cross 33 Intramural Sports 2. 3, 4. Estelle Lo Prince One of those rare persons 11 hw ir e1'eryone'r friend. Merit Roll l, 3, 43 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. C3. n t om n oll Mer oll g ite 'tor Sta - Arc-L I, ' H -Teens 1 Choru I, , 2. 3, ' Fu eacher lub 3. , tyle ' I1 ra ral Sp r , 4? 217 as K , Q34 n Qgf Lucy Lyons A little :bg Ibdlll uhm! ue'fe told. but Jhe'J really gn! a bear! of gold. I-Ii-Teens 3, 4. Chorus I, 4. Style Show I, 5: Intramural Sports 3. :arf-T04 lax .Q Margaret McCammon Herr are a pair of iparkling egerf' Transferred from Cleveland Heights 53 Hi-Lite Index Etlitorg Hi-Teens -Ig junior Council Worltl Affairs -Ig Service Club 43 Intramural Sports -I. .- , 1 - , - ,.- I .4 4 I . I f . I . , ,1 Roberr McDonald l laugh at no nmrfi jet! but my ou I1 am! a lad3'r. Concert Band I, 2, 5, Lip March- ing Band I, 23 Intramural Sports 4. Robert McGregor Nr, fearful to rrmzplairif' Hi-Lite Theme Editor1 Football Ig Track I1 Concert Band I, 2, 51 Marching Band I, 2. 5, 41 Instru. Contest Rating I, 2. 53 Intramural Sports 5. Anita MacKay Like iz Kittie fzuzzin' bee. Sheff rapt in leaderrhrp and alzifiilu National Honor Society 3. Pres. sig Student Council 2, Sec. 3, 4: Merit Roll I, Z. 5, 4: HiALite Senior Iiditorg Arc-Lite 41 Girls' Cabinet 2, 5, Pres, 4g Hi-Teens 2, lg G.A.A. 2, 5, 4g Kiwanis Canteen Board of Controls 4g -Iunior Council Wforld Affairs Tre-as. -Ig Class Ring Committee lg Hall Guard 2: Intramural Sports 3. -I. Elaine Malkin 'Nioflaing if more merrg than laugblerf' Hiffeens 43 Office Aid 2g Intra- mural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. I 5 5 1 Robert Manley ' Sporty Jmilef' M f 1 Y' Concert Band I, 2, 3, March- ing Band 1, 23 Instru. Contest Rating Ig Visuaf Serxiice 2. Q8 Marlene Martin She rtruggler againtt ,tilence like ,vida ualer again!! a cork. Hiffeens 2, 5, 41 G,A,A. 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 23 Student Librarian Ig Style Show 1, 2, 5. 4: Intra- mural Sports Council Zg Intra- mural Sporrs I, 2, 5. Mervin Masino Lute Ike nnrfrf ulvereter you are, Football I. 2, 5. -In W'restIing 4g Baseball I, 23 Chorus Ig Shop Display 1, 2, 5, fig Intramural Sports I, 1, 5, fl. Barbara Matthews Ambition leizdr to rurcerrf' National Honor Society 3, Sec. fig Stutlent Council I. 2. 3, 41 Leatlers Club Jig Honor Roll I1 Merit Roll Z, 3, 4, Hi-Lite Gen- eral Copy Editor, Girls' Cabinet I: Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4: G.A.A, 2. 3, Social Chairman fl, Prom Committeeg Chorus Z. 3. 4g Octet K, 41 Service Club 3. -I: Hall Guartl 21 Style Show Ig Y-Teen Town Council 3. Publitity Chair- man -Ig Intramural Sports Coun- cil 2, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Richard Melkerson Everything ir fun ro Kong ar if bappenr to romeone sire. Baseball 44 Shop Display I, 23 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. Wilbur Meredith . Never iz duff 77lU7Il671f, Merit Roll I, 2, Football -lg Wrestling 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4g Visual Service Club lg Camera Club I, Service Club 2, 33 Shop Display I, 2, 32 Intramural Sports 3. K X, . N ilk ls. il' 1' 'L by w A K1 s- l' I 'Q I. X V V ,M .3 if X ,, C ,. - 5' -A - 5 i K ,I I ,s ..r . . 1 .1 N' . Myrna Miethlqe A runny dirfmrizim1.' Hi-Lite Etlitorial Staff: Ili-Teens I, 2. -I. G.A.A. 3, 4, Chorus I, 2: klunior Council XY'orlcI Affairs 3, fl: Olfite Aitl 32 Future Teach- ers Club -ig Intramural Sports I, 2. 3. 4, Carol Miller In beauty the ,rlamfr v?24ffl9i6.I.I.i' Student Council I, 4, Merit Roll Ig Hi-Lite Faculty Eclitotg Arc- I,ite -I: Girls' Cabinet I. Pres. lf Hi-Teens 2, 3, Publicity Chair- man -IL G.A,A. 2. 3, Social Chair- man -I1 Chorus Z. 3, 4, Service Club 3, 4, Hall Guartl I, 2, Y- Teen Town Council 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports Council Ig Intra- mural Spotts ,I, 2. 3, 4. I U 5' U . Z Aff I , - Q Q f if, ',f i' ' . --g X.. ji f Nicholas Minadeo M, 1, IWhen the're'r mircbief brewing, be'r doing the rtirringf' Shop Display 3, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. x Dolores Mirosgrfy Grafjw4,r in m ner. 0 e ial IDE Z Gee u Cho M Ili I , 2,' ,L H ite Edi r' t fy i- e s , ., O4 G.A.A. 1 FA T 1 Cl . 3 Lea rs Club 41 ,Int m or ' 5' 3, Spo ,- ,.f, il ily ' ily I i ou? l,I l P513 I ll tl . , ll. fl I , my ,Wy ,ru QP A- p ran Motif 7UHl gill!!! tfmlvig to be hid. Merit Roll I, 2, Football I1 Wrestling 3. 4, Track 3, -lg Con- cert Bancl I, 2. 4, Marching Band I, Instru. Contest Rating lx I-Ii-Y 4, Visual Service lg Camera Club 1, Radio Club 2, Shop Dis- play 3, Intramural Sports 3, -I. SM 'Q' ibm L' 'K 'l , Y el. 'Q Y Albert Molter HU wil is only a ramoflage for an even greater nzzndf' Football 1, 4, Track l, 25 Stage Crew lg Visual Service 1, 2g Camera Clubg Shop Display 35 Y-Teen Town Council 3g Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Moorehed Friendly lo all. Merit R011 lg CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 1. Zigi 'A' fl H, ,fl-cf' 6. fl 4 .44-4 1 4 f ' I i jf ff jo :T , Qf J!! 4' K' ' . gf 47, yo L ff' Gr, Rosemary Morocco Her humor ir a fountain which never run: dry, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Octet 3, 4g Style Show 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. L , . J xr , . .5 . sl N' o X K Nancy Muller Sweet, rinrere, and oh ro dear. Student Council lg Honor Roll 3, Merit Roll 1, 2, 4g I-Ii-Lite Editorial Staffg Hi-Teens 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 23 Service Club 4, Style Show 1, 5, 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Walter Munich Big bunk of man, Football 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Hall Guard 4g Shop Display 3, Y-Teen Town Council 3, 43 Intramural Sports 3, 4. !l Marie Nero , U yu U. ,. Il'r n'e to bd rizdural why wing ww ykpice. I M -Ogic Trees ' Ski, I e- . 33 tudent u ci , 4p- Le der lub 4' Genqreig an ' r of Kiianis Wuth' C n Wig Merit Roll' I, 2g Hi-Ilfte Mine v Manger, Qc rtendantg X Teens 2, ll . 2,' Chorus 2, E Ng rom Committee 23 -Teerib own Council 3, Pr jf Y. A l I lvl j.V.fWN'QNa5,l X 1. I Nanceen Newey ' Kindnerr giver birth to kindnerrf' I-Ii-Teens 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 23' Hall Guard 4. b , Robert Nichols His name ir linked uitlz foot- ball. Football l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Wrestling 3g Y-Teen Town Coun- cil 4. Carol Nieman A willing, intelligent worker. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Lite Theme Edirorg Arc-Lite 43 Girls' Cabinet 3: Hi-Teens 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3. 43 Concert Band l. 2, 33 Marching Band l, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports 3. Charles Novy Silent but yet be is hean1'. Camera Club li Intramural Sports 4. I Loretta Olsen Some think the zwrld if mazle for fun and frolic-Jo do I. Arc-Lite 43 Gi ls'. Cabinet 31 Intra- mural Sporti 53, M, f -Nw 7-7 1 34 N l 7 X 1 I 5 W' . GL, . N x 'VT Glen Oltmanns One of those rtmng, rilent men. Football 1, 23 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Octet 43 Quartet 43 Service Club 43 Y- Teen Town Council 2, 33 Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. Doris Padden In her quietnerr she has charm. Merit Roll I3 Girls' Cabinet 23 Hi-Teens 43 Chorus l, 23 Style Show I, 2, 33 Intramural Sports Council 43 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. N Anne Palermo ' ',- Pep and perronalitgyhui Phil' Ian, , xv - I For Annifr on'to'p ii our-Senior, 3-5 flair. Q ' ' National Honor .Society 3, 43 Student Council 1, 43 Leaders Club 43 Merit Roll 2, 3, 43 Hi- Lite Senior Editorg Arc-Lite 23 Queen Attendant3 Girls' Cabinet 23 Hi-Teens 2, Social Chairman 3, Pres. 4g G.A.A, 2, 3, 43 Cheer- leader 1, 3, 43 Penguin Players 43 SEVEN SISTERS 33 ROCK- DUST 3g SPECIAL GUEST 35 HARVEY 43 Chorus 1, 2, 31 junior Council World Affairs 43 Assembly Planning Committee 13 Service Club 3, 43 Gym Leaders Club 43 Y-Teen Town Council 3, 43 Intramural Sports Council gl Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. N bf 3 silly Mary Lou Palladino L0u'J 4 rwell gal. Chorus I, 23 Style Show l, 2, 3, 43 junior Red Cross 33 Intra-f mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. john Palumbo And the band played on. Football 13 Chorus 23 Shop Dis- play 1, 33 Intramural Sports 3, 4. Charles Parker Sports, my lore. my life, my all! Football l, 2. 3. 43 Basketball l, 2g Baseball I, 2, 3, 4g Concert Band I. 2: Marching Band lg Hall Guartl 51 Intramural Sports Council 2, Intramural Sports William Pfeiffer Make mme Pfeiffert-Bill that Merit Roll 1, 2g Basketball 152, 5, 41 Track lg Shop Display Lntramural Sports 3, 4, ju! ll yi 0,1 3, 4, jj ' Aff' ' I f J f J I' , 'S - gal fi ' WJ, 0' Mattie is it fi A 1 I J iv 'i Ayjj-f 1 . ti l. 0 ' l' . 4 C .P I It all james Parsons Ph lis Pistone 'Fore' lve'r handy uiith the clubff' Golf 2, 5, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. llf 1 1 f f ngsgi, Kay Pearson She bar the beauty of springtime all year 'roundfl Transferred from Collinwood 33 Girls' Cabinet 4g Style Show 3, john Pedala Newer do today what you can put off for tomorrow. Football 25 Hall Guard lg Shop Display l, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 5, 4. Will the flair pleare mme to order? Hi-Teens 45 G.A.A. 2g Chorus 23 Future Teachers Club 3, Pres. 4g Style Show l, 2. ,wjy yafgarj D lx Mydvfff WO va' yfjf Anne Post FJV J' Pretty tu ualk u tb, fun to talk with, nite to think about, too! Hi-Teens 2, 5, 4g G,A.A. 5, 49 Chorus 3, 45 Service Club 41 Intramural I, 2, 3, 4. 1 , , 1 K L I ,I J z - T' . y , ol t fwfaf, 1' , Leda Primavera A Jueeter min youll neter find, Student Council 31 Merit Roll l, 2, 3, Girls' Cabinet I, 21 Hi- Teens 2, 53 G.A.A. 2, 5: Arc- Lite lg Chorus 21 Prom Com- mittee 5: Intramural Sports 1, Z, 3. Patricia Ralls Quiet but rbe doei her job well. Student Council 4, Merit Roll Arc-Lite 4, Girls' Cabinet 4, H1- Teens 3, 45 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. Q? xlgbrfxszxvo- C34 -Base B. siisfvs., Bqvmgig' I sg Rube ses, .p , , . . J' i K Patricid Rafmse Vim, vigarg italzigln if ' o Student ou l 1, 41 Hi-Lite General ho rap rg Arc-I.1ite 4, Girls' ab et ' '-Teens 2, gr3, . :Gym la 4' F re Ntfiq f 49 -1 N 3, 4, G. A. Leaders lp , Club li. , flntragiir Spprts 112, 3. . ,E X . y-X . XF! I f. rut fi E- SX I. ' fb- 4 Anthony Rapisarda lik Spanifh Tony 11115 .firuggfing fbfollgb. Il teemezf to be his W alerlrm. Shop Display lg Intramural Sports 1.2, 3. f' . J ' 1, . .'.AN,i K - V Y . 1 Lf l,.,j Q x N, I V '- I- Arthur Raybin Lf Her a worthy leader among ui. Short fluff-'NL' , ll ' A A1 V National Honor Society 4, Stu- I-Ii-Teens I hare ljfeachevrs dent Council PTA Representative Cl 3, glint ubal. Sports QQ 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Leaders Club, 4.x, no ' ' . CV Pres. 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, - W ' 'J , ivV,' Hi-Lite Editorial staff, ANTIC1 'P if c Uv Q tv e SPRING 2, Concert Band l, 2,i' . If ,tv ,ii I W' 3 4' Marchin Band 1 2 4 ' A r I lnstru. ContestgRating l,, 2,3 YE f-llff,fL?7lJfbLA S l Stephanie- Rees IJFWH irlzbe raft df f077f7Ff.ft1fi077. j Student Council 49 Hi-Lite Edi- torial St ffg Girl! Cabinet'Z, 3, 4, Hi-'liens 2, 3. 45 G.A.A. 3, ZH Kfhorut lg Girls' Clinid , Qfflce Aid 3: Style Shown? lg Future Nurses Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Intramural Sports Council 2, 3f'43 'Intramural Sports 2, L3, 4. f . ' Joan Rich Cenllemer1 Prefer Blnrzzfeifl Student Council 3, Merit Roll 3, Girls' Cabinet 3, I-Ii-Teens 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Service Club 4, SEVEN SISTERS 3, Hall Guard 2, 3, Deans Aid 3, junior Red Cross l, 23 Style Show l, 2, 3, Intramural Sports l, Z, 3. Sandra Richards A friend in need if a friend in- deed. Transferred from Carrollton Zi National Honor Society 3, Treas. 4, Student Council 3, Merit Roll 4, Hi-Lite Undetclassmen Editor, Hi-Teens 3, Social Chairman 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Gym Leaders 4, Girls' State Representative 33 Standards Committee Chairman 4, Chorus 2, fi, Octet 4, Service Club 3, 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4. Rosemary Rinella gs., 1 W. 4 45 4 -9 f Teen Town Council Publicity! AI., ' 'rc ' ,X QL a Chairman 3, 4, Intramural Sports Council 4: Intramural Sports l, 2. fv LN ,rf NB' lf? 3 4 f tl 4 4 t ' if of y, or L A 3-in J' 6 770 4 it tl . W 1 Miles Rosser 'MIL ztrtillirlg, In ,rlzei bil aff. Transferretl from -lohn Marshall 5. Basketball 5. -ll Vilrestling 41: Chorus 5. 4:'lntr.1mural Sports 3, 4. X x X-, x. rm- s l ,X Rene Rothstein Her zriltjy remariat are fu!! of rparkrf' Transferred from Rooselvelt 2g Arc-Lite 43 Hi-Teens 4. 1 , lb 1 , K .f ky 1 - tb A - fe lc --' ly! X. f Y . rv Q lf' N f , A fineth ssell 1 lf!! 192 ,BP 'V ' He kno at the footlnzll field --f , ,J ., fl. K X' 'v x, .V X v . M xl ld Sylvia Sceranka Q C A real aqhferiq g 1',' Rf . Hi-Teens Aqjvtyle Qhoxll ltxt mural S IIS l, Z, 5,, . , 'fl .K l 15 llfll C- if U P 1 N I . Qj . U li li U X X . 1 N . 1 L, x C lx C. ,J , . XX Lf A L AJ- 'U LJ JY U Kxwux vi. 'xi bv M 4 james Schyvartz 'Tbe Silent type. Transferred from Patrick Henry 21 Merit Roll 5g Hi-Lite Editorial Staffg Hi-Y 45 Camera Club 31 Service Cluh 3g Intramural Sports. 1 fi ,f-'I Toloa Schiller At art work Jhelr a u'bizf '. ' I9 I 11 fd Qliiiil ' .fb P dc? E 'iii-'I 6 ggnof R011 3. Mem Roll 2g Hi- ' f ' ite Art Editorg Hi-Teens 2, 3, Transferred f Coll' Wood 4g 4g Chorus lL Service C111 41 tfArc-Litgffl ' othalfffgk lntfaz lt, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. mura orts . X ,Y rly I is J I . J 1 Lucille Salamon She may go lo Brurh. bu! ber hear! ir elfeuberef' Transferred from Maple Heights ' 43 Concert Band 4g Marching Band 43 Chorus 4. W 1? 1 WJ' , w 'TW' 9' 0-' ,QL , WM' 1 f AJ ft Ll, 9 S t L lf L 1 l 'v u , .l , 'Pau1.,s21im1dQ 1 1' ., ,tl ' 1 ggngvifgrplnioizridfirltgv felfuu if ,ilfibhlffer tylsflhm Eueiia 44 Intra- yhiural Sins 4. TV . 1 Lf ,,..,, I ,,,,f Lawrence Schneider Give me a place to Jtand and l'll move the Earth. Football 2, Baseball lg Shop Dis- play l, 2, 3. Head of Exhibition 4, Intramural Sports l, Z, 3, 4. Boyd Schultz We'll min your Jharp person- ality. Pinky. Arc-Lite 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4g Basketball lg Wrestling 3: Track l, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y Pres. 4g Con- cert Band l, 2, Marching Band lg Intramural Sports Council 2, 3, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4 Donald Schween A swell guy, sharp and kind- Fellay like him are hara' to find. Football lg Track l, 3, 4g Service Club 4, Shop Display l, 2, Intra- mural Sports Council lg Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. Allen ,Schweizer It'J nice to knou' the 'Dutch- man. ' Merit Roll 2: Track l, 2, 3, 4g Service Club 41 Intramural Sports Council 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Donald Selle Hit intelligenre and amhition rhall make hir way. Student Council 2, 3. 4: Merit Roll l, 2, 31 Arc-Lite 41 Foot- ball l, 3, Basketball l, 2. 3. 43 Baseball lg Track 2, 3g Tennis 4g Intramural ,Sports Council 35 Intramural Sports 3, 4. Bernice Silverlieb Bunny ir a cheery little gal. Who is eueryhodyk pal. Transferred from Norwich Free Academy, Conn. lg Merit Roll 2, 35 Hi-Lite Business. Staffg Girls' Cabinet 43 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4g Concert Band 4, Marching Band 4g Junior Council World Affairs 4g Office Aid 4g Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3, . Fran Simmons Il'r truly great to have her with uit! Honor Roll l, 4g Merit Roll 2, 3, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4g ROOM FOR ONE MORE 21 Chorus 2, Student Librarian 1, Future Teachers Club Z, 3, Sec. 4, Intra- mural Sports Council 2, 3, g Intramural Sports 1, 2,'3, ' t ,ali J twtplv . ' .4 wx ally Ubi' L j , til? ,,vUl'i 4 DW-1 Q' Q. ,I ' X k, cf' Dennis Simpson What color will he paint hir car next week? Merit Roll 4, Wrestling 3, 45 Track 3, 4, I-li-Y 4, Service Club, Concert Band l, 23 Marching Band l, 2g Camera Club lg Radio Club 21 Shop Display l, 2, 3g Intramural Sports l, 2. 3, 4. Martha Sivillo Looking foruard to the future. Transferred from Collinwood 1, Merit Roll l. 2, 5, 41 I-Ii7Teens 5, 4. G.A.A. 5, 4g Office Aid 5, Future Nurses Club 2. I . ,4 - - - ia U ' 1 . , u A' 'hs Diana' Smith L ' - C ' O g. ,Q I o I u Ah, that reilxhasr gr 4 ,pleasure rare. ' ' ' 4 . .l. ' Merit Roll If!-E-Teens 2, 5, 43,3 fu, G.A.A. 2, 5g Cho us 2, 5, 4, Style Show 1, 5, 4QfIrrtrar11u1al Sports 1, 2, 5, 4. . ' fa u x . Roger Smyth Rag if really on the beam. He ruler 4 place on the Dream Teamf Merit Roll 2, Football 2, 5, 43 Basketball I, 2, 4, Baseball l, 2, 5, 4g Shop Display l, 2, 5, Intra- mural Sports I, 2, 5, Pete Speece His helpful hand if aluayr ap- prerialedf' Visual Service l, 2, 5, 4: Radio Club 2. 5. Sec. 41 Camera Club lg Concert Band I, 2, 5, March- ing Band l, 2, 5, Intramural Sports 5, 4. Stanley Starkey Behind lhe scenes 3ou'll find our mari-Stan. ' Student Council 4: Penguin Players I, 2, 5, 4: National Dramatic Conference 5, Printer 1, 2. 5: Radio Club I, 2, 5, Pres. 41 Thespian Dramatic Society 5, P Stage Crew l, 2, 5, Pres. 45 Visual Service I. 2, 5. Vice-Pres. 4: Shop Display I, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 5, 4, Richard Sulc HU hair is the enry of every girl. ' Student Council 4, Track Ig Tennis 5, 4g Concert Band 1, 2, 5, 4g Marching Band 1, 2, 5, Hi-Y 43 Visual Service 1, 25 Shop Display I, Intramural Sports I, 2, 5, 4. Robert Swallow A little rzomenre rmu arm' then ir relirhed hy the rrisert men. National Honor Society 4, Stu- dent Council 4g Honor Roll Ig Merit Roll Z, 5, Concert Band lg Marching Band lg Tennis 35 Future Teachers Club Z, Hall Guard 4. 01 .kfufbfd flak -'uf-4.7 LL 61, Helane Szoke A - Sueel and lately. Transferred from john Adams 2, Student Council 4, Merit Roll 43 Hi-Lite Activities Editor. Arc- Lite 4: Hi-Teens 5, 4: G.A.A. 4, Majorerte 4: Chorus 4, Glee Club 51 junior Council World Affairs 4, Intramural Sports 5, 4. 6 li Kenneth Taddeo Hllwrrie. iifmzerz and Jong. Student Countil Z, 5g Football 5g Tratlt Q, Concert Band I, 2, jg Marching Band I. Z, 53 Intra- mural bports Council fig Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 5, 4. Edward Takacs Wire gfafl he fhlltll' Brutly to mme tu. Transferred from -Iohn Adams -I. fb' U L 'Ioan Taylor Q1 1,37 NN . 1.1le 1- mit a bozzfdul tllertrieif' 'X V Tran. erred Hom Bglstiffiluh lg true t it Sf,-iQsia,yI's, . 'V x.. ,J .j JJ vf ,, -f XS I L N X - V -'Y H 5 X . , , I , X, .Ak , I I --v QF - K L Kathleen Thomas X 1. mt It ll.! '.ff14'l'll1Sw14 lli It-t-ns -. i. Ili--rus l. l liiti.ii1itz:.i. Ninth l, I. 5.1. Richard Thomas Quiet but Hire it Rirhf' Merit Roll 2, 'li ,Iunior Red Cross 1. Intr,1mur.il Sports Coun- til lg Intramural Sports l, I 5. fi. joan Throckmorton Su .meet and mf! Jf7UL6'Il.H Hi-Teens 43 Future Teathers Clulw l. lf 5g Chorus l. 2. S. -Ig Intramural Sports 5. il' . ft. .yy ij' i. if -. Q a 4. Morton 'Tucker In jitterfzugging thif gui ALIUKIT Une Meter bear about hir zzwerf' Transferred from Glenville 23 Servite Cluh TIL Baslcetlwall 5g Baseball 'ig Intramural Sports 1, 4. Elaine Turner Blue tam me true eyeif' Transterred from W'arren, Ohio l, Student Countil 2, S3 Hi-Teens 3, -lg Girls'C4ilwinet-I1Chorus 43 Glee Clulw el, Llunior Countil Vforld Atrairs -4, Style Show SQ Intramural Sports -i. ,fm 'CT Lillian Vartevarian She mai noi be a Fora' but the .ture ran raffle mi, Class Officer Sec. l. li Hi-Lite Business Staff, Hi-Teens 2, R, -1, Girls' Cabinet I, 2, G.A.A. 31 Chorus 1, Prom Committee 31 Y-Teen Town Council 32 Intra- mural Sports I, 2, 4. P x Mark Ventura A good rport and true. We need more like you. Merit Roll lg Football 3g Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4g Baseball lg Chorus I, 3, 4g Y-Teen Town Council 3, 4g Intramural Sports Council 2g Intramural Sports I, 4. P561 -, fy-I . .X Lorece Ward 'iAl1l'djI a kind 11 wil. Hi-Lite Business Sraffz Arc-Lite 43 Hi-Teens I, 2. 31 Style Show l, Z, 3, Intramural Sports l. 7 ,3,4. ,lc g ,MV 'UH 44 6, ,c , . JJ, Lfpft lu'-97 v jx: C-lf! , prffu 5 If V fc ' -I ,f 4, .Y 0 Morris Weintraub Mo'r here. but :there are hir tbouglJr.r? Transferred from Willoughby' 2, Intramural Sports 2, 3. Q4 K ,lk .LC cr-,G ,.gp.,., lcivfunil jeff 'ld -'liY-fLa-m- - ff-fsj lui ft eta, !..u'C-f7J l- ,R0 'r fuk 'AMA 'fuller .Zeller 11- Martha Wagner Romeo Romeo. wherefore ar! thou? National Honor Society 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 43 Merit Roll 2, Arc- Lite 2, 3, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Pen- guin Players 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Thespians 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Octet 3. 41 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN lg OUR MISS BROOKS lg ROOM FOR ONE MORE 31 Alunior Council World Affairs Vice-Pres., Sec. 4, Intramural Sports 1, Z, 3, 4. Pat Walter For knouledge too, fi in itrelf power. Transferred from Monticello 2: National Honor Society 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 3. 4g I-Ii-Lite Editorial Staff, Arc-Lite 3, 4: Hiffeens 2. 3, 41 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Penguin Players 43 HARVEY 4, Concert Band 2, 33 Marching Band 2. 33 Instru. Contest Rating 23 Gym Leader Club Sec. 4: Future Nurses Club 2, 4: Intramural Sports 2. 3 4 , . W Myron Weiss Make muck of me girly. good men are scarce. Honor Roll 43 Merit Roll 23 Baseball lg Intramural Sports Council 33 Intramural Sports I, 2. 3, 4. I , , f -au 4 V ' U Q? . V fu 1 'll' , , Lf L L fl, 1 'L L L .u lv , 3 ' ' - 1. F, B A Lvl E .vi l , i L u W -f . L xr T t r if I 4, -NL' tb' ' I A I VL L 1 ' L Gail Westenhaver Hlrzfererfefl in all. Chorus I, 2, 3. . 39 ' 714, ,JJ Lf 'bv Marcia Whitbeck fl neu am! zrefrovze fdtifill Transferred from St. Paul, Minn. 4, Hi-Lite Editorial Staffg Hi- Teens 41 Future Teachers Club 4. 64v !'a . -79-04' -4-4 J Sandra White Tn Ilrit ga! ue zrrili ilu tem bert. Her frierzzffji- ZIYII fnfrztr aff the ferr. Hi-Teens 1, 4, Chorus I. 31 Glee Club 43 junior Red Cross I. 2. 31 Style Show I, 2, 3. Kenneth Wilson A natural leader, iz izatzmzf allvftfrcf' Student Council 41 Class Officer. Vice-Pres. I, 2, Leaders Club. Vice-Pres. 4, Chorus 4: Football I, 2, 3, 41 Basketball I, 21 Wrestling 33 Baseball I, Z. 3, 41 Prom Committee 3, Y'Teen Town Council 3. 4. Marilyn Winder A true Fffifenre Nigbtirzgafef' I-Ii-Lite Editorial Staff: Arc-Lite 2, 3: Girls' Cabinet I, 3, 4, Hi- Teens 2. 3, 4: G.A.A. 23 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Office Aid 4, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4, Future Teachers Club 4, Intramural Sports I, 2. 3. 4. Donald Winton The from 11 ith the gfiffeii wife. W'restling 41 Track I, 41 Chorus I, 2. 3. 4, Octet 5. 'Il Service Club -I. Prom Committee 1. 3: Visual Service I. 1. 5. Marlene Woolf 2 gnnrf 2 be 4 gotten. Hi-Teens Z, 31 Girls' Cabinet 3: Office Aid 3: Student Librarian Ig Style Show 2, Future Nurses Club 2. 5, 41 Intramural Sports Countil -I1 Intramural Sports I, 7 3 I Gordon Yeager lI lv1tIfe 14 fnife 11111 IIHVLFI Chorus 2, 3, 4, Track 21 Intra- mural Sports I. Z. 4. Barbara Yenigar Dorff roll tbore ejer al me. ' Transferred from john Adams 2: Merit Roll 3. 4g I-Ii-Lite Business Staff, Arc-Lite 4, Hi-Teens 3, 4g Student Librarian 4, Intra- mural Sports 3, 4. Howard Zaner Laugh and the u orld luugbx triib you. Wrestling 41 Track 1, 2, 4, Con- cert Band 1, 21 Marching Band 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, A 1 'ff , , A ,JJ l 1 ills l 'f lo J x IM ht' 1 6, w yuh V. it, e Not Pictured Richard Huppert A fine young chap. you will agree. Too had lair picture imlt here lo reef! Transferred from Monticello 2, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 5, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Lawrence Klein In hir little car Aly can be teen, Zooming around the romer of Mayfield and Green. Student Council 35 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 29 Track 1, 21 Chorus 5, Intramural Sports 3, 4, James Dunning So happy to have you with ur, Iimfu Transferred from Broad Ripple High, Indianapolis, Indiana 4. Some of us have been together a long time, while others have joined us along the way. One thought remains in all our hearts-and that is, we have not only attained the basic objectives of education here at Brush High School, but striving in our own way we feel we have accomplished the task of becoming better citizens of today to face the greater responsibilities of tomorrow! A scene that will linger long in our memories. 'if x f' , X ul .mba I CLASS As we look back on our school days, many of us chuckle over the stages of growing up we went through-little things that seemed so important then make our eyes water with laughter now! Remember fellas, that afternoon you met Willie Jones behind the old school bus for a bruising fist fight? You came home with a puffy right eye but it Was worth it-because Sally was yours! Seventh grade found us all in a big circle on the stage-Dancing class! How far it seemed across that circle when it came time for the two-step right fellas? The girls will recall that first date, he came to the door, grinned sheepishly, shifted from one foot to the other and didn't even seem to mind when your kid brother said, You better watch out for my sister, she's got a powerful left! Funny he never asked you out again. The old cafeteria on the third floor was the scene of our class dances in 8th and 9th grades. Everybody went stag and usually ended the eve- ning with a coke at Connor's. When the yearbook came out there was a rush to the Seniors for their signatures-they seemed sooo grown up! In the tenth grade, among other things that remain in our memories was the movie on appendectomy in Biology that had the girls getting that weak feeling in their stomachs. The talent contests between classes was held that year, and Barbie King and Nick Minadeo started off our 10th grade show with a dream in the toyshop. Some of the acts were Bob Mac- 42 .A Nancy Muller Rene Rothstein Micky McCammon Gregor the magician , jackie and Audrey in their traditional Charleston and of course Carol, Barb, Lill and Anne as the -4 Aces. That year Bill Randle had everyone rushing to get the real 4 Aces autographs as he brought them to school for an assembly that almost turned into a riot! Being Juniors brought us class rings, new officers, snappy black and silver jackets and the Sno-Ball our class dance held in the gym with music by Bob Russell's Band. Remember those wonderful preparations for the Prom? How proud we were to open up the doors of the Tudor Arms and play host to the Seniors-and even the rain didn't keep any- one from the picnics at Portage Lakes the next day! And then like a flash, before we even had time to talk over our summer vacations, the fall of '53 brought us to the top-THE SENIOR CLASS GF 195-4!! All around us things whizzed as we were caught in a whirl of studies, social, and athletic events. Senior cards and pictures added to our importance. Our last class dance went off in fine style in the new canteen-we were so thankful it was finished before we had to leave as it made a wonderful going away present! Yes, we've had a full school life, and we'll never forget it. HISTORY f . if , , v Q 1 .f . . is -. inf! fiom-:CC SENIOR PULL joy Belt Anne Palermo Mnckey McCammon Barbre Krng Audrey DeCarlo Lucy Lyons anet Basler Fran Manclno Sue Chalmers Mel Amendola Joan Rrch Elaxne Malkln Anne Palermo Joy Belt Mane Nero Carol Mrller jackxe Hudak Fran Mancxno joan Haserodt An1ta MacKay Most Lrkely to Succeed Best Personalrry Pretnest Eyes Nearest Best Musrcran Shyest Best Athlete Frrendllest Ntcest Smrle Best Dancer Bnggest Heart Breaker Most Darmg Best Dramatxst Most Intellrgent Hardest Worker Best Lookrng Prettrest Harr Best Sense of Humor Best Dressed Most Unforgettable 44 Dnck Braucher Ken Wrlson Gene Krrelow Paul Matrka Mlke Barone Dan Hudec Don Johnson Ken Wrlson Al Hehr Glenn Oltmanns John Wrlson Sprke Meredrrh Saul Levxne Dlck Braucher Glen Morocco John Wrlson Ken Taddeo Howre Zaner Bnll Loparo Saul Levme 2 E 91? i SQA 1-fa sr' ' tp 5 . . 6 . . W . Vx . . on QX0 ! . . . -as J x . . :egg , 3'y:'..f . . - . -5 . . . . . A' F 2 Q' ' . Q 1 daily!! - ' . . , 9 if g l ,4 . 9 . Y r Q 4 lf all ' L A ' qs r., N Qx Qs mf, X .Qfjfn6Q' I Si? Q N3 S A 4 x Q, T., X75 FUOTBALL Anybody can he ordmary but If takes courage to excel AIND WE MUST EXCEL M D1L1l1o usmg the shoe stung play rushes Brushs derermlnanon to wm never falls even around end to pxek up yardage m the Brush when the odds are agamsr them In the Maple Wxlloughby clash Hmghts game as IU every game the Arcs fought to the end 46 u - - V 7 ' C r f - T a s , IU V . . . . ,, . ,, , . . . . ' Y 5 7 . - v . ' 7 7 51h Rau: S. Meredith, D. Mills. Coach P. Bricker, Coach K. Finnen, Head Coach J. Curry Coach R. Barnes, A. Walther, A. Fletcher, A. Korner, G. Goldenbogen. -ith Row: D. Mirossay xl. Belle, A. Vince, B. Russell, T. Moldwin, K. Cowan, G. Plazer, D. Blanchard, B. Bifano, ,I Schlillace, G. Haydocy, A. Moller. 3rd Rout D. Johnson, -I. Zavoda, J. Richards, B. Dieholt, R Samuelson, M. Masino, G. Anderson. R. Lanese, W. Munich, W. Langfellow, B. Engel, S. Casarona D. Dohnel. 2111! Ruiz: j. Doty, L. Keeler, D. Vieracker. j. Crowl, R. Smyth, B. Schultz, D. Pearson K. Wilson, j. Henderson, F. Nerone, R. Paltani, R. Peck, C. Vince. lr! Rauf: T. Findley, I.. Lowy C. Bauer, K. Russell, T. Gallagher, M. DiLillo, Co-Captain G. Krielow, B. Loparo, J. Wilson F. Betti, C. Cicchella, E. Kidd, j. Tutulo, G. Gialamas. Score 6-32 Painesville llarvey 14- 7 llrange 0-46 Niles McKinley 6-27 Maple Ilgts. 0-12 Bedford 12-21 Berea 33- 6 Garfield Hgts. 6- I 2 Willoughby 24-20 Mayfield 47 Q. 'W :WHJA9 'K ver! 'W gfiv +4 6553? qi- ' and feared by his opponents Ronnie was usually found in every pile-up. R. Lanese-Senior guard-A rugged guard .3 1 , ,av F A , r 1 -4 ' I f f ui J 6 L E G Anderson Senior center Whenever t e were in a tight spot they could al hi Y ' - ' , - - ways call on George to do the job. He gave , '. R. Smyth-Senior tackle-Virtually unseen in action in his junior year Smitty amazed all in his senior year by making the Cleve- land News dream team, Press star, honorable mention All-Conference tackle, and Brush's most valuable player award. I W! A Y 4,,V AVA, f x,,,f,f f mi, ,H-' .A ,k . , in if M, EQ ,,. 5 ' 7 NH lb. 1 pq: wa Eff' -' mia' lx Russell Senior halfback A fast man always in there fighting with plenty of aggressive spirit, Kenny was ff ivrff' 'FOOTBALL QUEEN and C01 RT elm? min Vw Gun The queen stirts her reign vyith the assembly The members of her court are f6ff ff rzgfat Charlie Pirl-:er Sue Lhilmers Roy, Smyth Ann Palermo Co Captain Gene Krielovy ueen Trin Mfinuno Co Ciptiin Bob Nichols om Hiserodt Don johnson Marie Nero and ohnny Wfilson All the pep shovyn sis 1 cheerleader on the footbill field 1 wonderful persomlity 1nd 1 winning mile is whit eirned the title of Footbill ueen for Fran Mlncino Her ittendints equfilly as charm ing, ind equally is wonderful were Ann Pfilermo Sue Chsilmers oan Haserodt 'ind Mirie Nero Elected by the football telm these girls represent ill the Senior girls at Brush ind we are proud of them 5 The second event in her reign was the Mayfield- The third and last event is the Vgrsity' Hop. Here Brush football game. Here she is being helped from she is with her escort, Ronnie Lanese. the car by Don Delaney. 5' rm DRUM MAJUR MAJURETTE The 1955-54 Drum Majorettes are: top left, Marilyn Millerg top right, Angela D'Annag center left, Helane Szokeg cenzer right, Joan Haserodtg lower left. Gail Oltmanns,l0u'er right, Harriet Lefkowitz. At every football game the Brush band puts on a half time show. There are six girls chosen in the spring of the preceding year to lead this band. These girls spend many hours of practice, and add sparkle to the band. P-4 3' rn no 'f-T' an I D an f-Q na U E 3 5 O 1 nz .-. .-. rn 5.1. 'U xv F' 77 O ro 3 rn T' sxlxim , ::.: 'El ea 1:11237 Cx' ii ix. 4 vw. 4,,V .NW. ..hhp L T 5 . i i ,av 1' CHEER LE DER .Ar 1 ii -4-wi Miss XY'wodw'ortl1, our cheerleading coach. Here are the T953-54 Varsity Cheerleaders. They are: top rozr. Fran Mancino. Sue Chalmers: middle row. Nancy Klemene, Janet Baslerg fwzmm mu: Ann Palermo, Sandy MacGregor. ln the spring of every year twenty or thirty girls meet with Miss Wocvdwortli to start practice for cheerleading tryouts, All the girls work hard hut only four can be rhusen After the first week a few drop out, then XX'inn.ly has the hard job of eliminat- ing all hut the twelve ur so who will compete as finalists. They will rheer un rhe SILIQIC to he judged hy the entire student body. There is .1 period of much suspense while the votes are counted. After the girls are elected. the real work begins. They must always have the pep they shuwed on the stage. They must cheer just as hard at every game, They just don't run out and do it eitherg they put in long hours of concentrated practice. The cheerleaders have the hard job of keeping the pep going during the whole game. Their enthusiasm cheers the team on to victory. xii 3 jg. 2 E 6 'H Zz 5, :Hg 5 get If E' f , i S g 1 ,. L 1 , a l A . 3 i .f , E I if I 1 . I V a f 1 x va, I 2 . Here are the ,I-V Cheerleaders who will take over The Cheerleaders had new uniforms made for for the four graduating Seniors on the Varsity Squad. Basketball season. You can tell hy the smiles that They are, loft In 1-iglvlz Diane Torgler. Shirley they really liked them. Hagara, Pat McGlLimphy, and Nancy Leifer. The period , during football season. Majorettes practiced every morning, first Taking .1 break from practice are the Cheerleaders in their football uniforms. J ? . il ,511 7 Cf! life ,f ,Wg ASKETB LL ,,.l...s-l. ..... '34 301 L3 c ' 313: ..,? -sci! If Ron' 1: M. Ventura, D. Selle, D. Delaney, D. johnson, F. Heman, Rau' 2: ex .i XX'oe is mel Coach Plinke is quite different in this picture from the one Above. He seems to be a bit worried as to the outcome of the game. Mgr. R. Biirnhard, G. Oltmiinns. W, Pfeiffer, R. Hanson, Mgr. D. Seitiis. Ruiz' lx Hi-iid Couch F. Plinke. Athletic Director F. Ciurtiss. R. Smyth, T. Kndow, I Klein. Asst, Conch R. Xwhite. .X-'OI plqlzrnli N. Fmncis. R. Paltuni. The 1953-5-l lmzskethdll season proved to be .i very profitxble one Thi- Arcs smrted out by taking eleven of the first twelve games. As the se.ison progressed Coach Plinkes boys went on to lose only two conference games. They wound up the senson by tying with Berea for the Greiter Clevelind Conference Chimpion- ship. wiwawn ,-33614 2, 52 , 34-2 vw? ak 3 4-ML.-yzf' 1 . 5? , ,,AAL, .M r in ff? J Vw -e X ,, 1 if W-EW Q 1. 4, -4 . g ,yx x Q, 1 .f M I :vm fx '-mg. 'M ' 1 gi v I f' 33 ' 4 J x ML' I qi.. 1 f f 5.3 3 V S ' ,kg if A- N . 'f , , 3 - ,, Q L., . li. 4 ,xi I 32 f i ' x Q f I fI s A V1 , Y N ., A 1 f f vf nil 3 E22-2 95,1-L D , . IK 33 1 WRESTLING Don Wrnton rn 1 crucral match wrth Bqr Frank Bettl on top is usu1l Fmnk 15 rftted berton works for ft pm as one of the best wrestlers at Brush Lmst yeftr Wresthng CXISFCLI only 15 'rn rntrftmuril sport but because of the enthuslasm of Mr Karl Frnnen md the boys at Brush rt became 1 v1rs1ty sport thrs yewr Desprte be-mg so young the sport took hold md the wresthng Arts thd very well Cotch Frnnen find hrs boys are to be cornphmented on therr flne work They hope for an even more successful season next year ., . , ,,. . lima I XX. Bmlor, R. Peck. H. lxrocttkt-r. M Rmscr. D XXIINUII, Mgr R. Mnwm Rffzz 2: F. Bcttr. J. Brnles. F. N1-rone, CQ. :Xmh-rsoru. ll. l'al.1nth.1rti. Ckutch K. Finnen. 59 1 ASEBALL X, Yi ,gi fi k fit' if til L . 1,1 JAH' . sw. CHARLES PARKER- Senior first baseman-A south-paw who swings a big bat. Charlie can really slug'em Lets hope his bat is booming this season. E' ,ti GLEN OLTMANNS- Senior pitcher-Boy what an arm! He can really throw that ball in there and hit those corners. This should be his best season. ff tl i Coach Bricker talks over pre-season Sffaffgy Wlfh the 1954 Captain, Glen Olf- KEN WILSON-senior manns He plans to have a stronger and catcher-A good rugged better team this year. He has a good sched- player with a lot of pep. ule set up and he has hopes for a successful He grabs those p0P,f0u15 with ease. if 'iw iq., Hxvjaf' af ROGER SMYTH-Senior short stop-A fast man on those base pads. Rog will be a great help to the Arcs as they look for a top spot in the league standings. ff- A. ee if-dl f . in..-.al GENE KRIELOVU-Sem ior third baseman-With his speed and accuracy, he should help make the in- field click and spark the team on to many a victory. TRAC llc! Boh Blrnchxrd md Plnlv, Schultz ire both returnxng letttrmrn Therr uorls mth hurdles rs outsmndxng and Fmnk Nerone and Al Schweizer Ire the l Brush fms l 1 gcrcrt dell of contndence rn tt m Arcs greatest hopes for the pole vault thrs mt thur tbxlxry seison Coach ackson ts countmg on these two boys to Wm mxny events Crprun Iohnnv Whlson md Coach jackson hue grerr fcuth rn thus years tmck squad Here they irc dlscussrng the seasons outcome Sprke Metedrth Don Schween, and Bob Nrchols are the Arcs mam dash runners All are very fast men and are expected to wm many races 4l 61 'l'l'NN S and GULI' HHH IHHI HHH HHH un hu u xx un x tt un luv l lun fl nun lun 3111 U 1 l ,gn I' llillil NUI!!! IINIH NIH! nun UNH 1 NNN 'HHNI NNN! HHH! IHIU1 I ll IHINII IINIIII ll 1 I Il Wlll xi nu 1 iw 51:1 M--nfs ilu ln! I 'NIH 1 i N mpg-T budmsd B X M21 hr ennis is in its second year as a Varsity sport Returning lettermen are Gary Drayer, Doug Moore Micky Machx and Ken McCalley Coach Piekering is very optimlstic about the seasons outcome and both he and the boys are hoping for the best Other members of this years team are R Sulc, D Selle, J Bell R Mowry, A Raybin, and A Brown Lefz to right: G. Boehringer, J. Parsons, B. Brown, D. Pelton, and J. Starr are the golf team of 1954. These five boys are hoping to swing their way to many victories this season. Their capable coach is Mr. R. White. K f N-'5,aiO' 0 1 Q-is ig 1 X11 . ,K J , , B. Q i. ':' ,Q xx, gi KX? 5 , A ,gp ' JU IOR JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to rzght Mrcky Machl presldent Krrs Larsen treasurer Donna Maulo secretary ohn Crowl vrce presxdent The junrors play an rmportant part rn hfe at Brush One of thelr blg funcuons IS the planmng of the jumor Semor Prom They pull out all the stops and really work to make thrs dance a brg success junlors can be found takxng part 1n all the actrvmes at school and thelr pep and spark can always be counted on , L ', :J ' - , ' 64 ,J ,,i L ,cfs L 1-9 145 W .,. i ff 4 X 2 , . X I ' l 4' 2 M 1- 1' f ' x 4 Q V , 'R ,, 'Q -I ff . 1? A fv ' ' J 3 ol . 'A' an f K - 'J' ' 7 N' ,.f . .. 1' 'I fr l ' f 1 A f ' ' 1 ' r. 5 M A is V,,' V X X 2. .. LW? 9 F gf: Q': .2 ,J ' My 1, ... , ff .. Q 5 if r. ,V , 1,1 . H , MW I J J 1 -V . t 1 -.A1.- ' I 1 M1215 1' I A - A . I .. S ., V ., l 4- ' ' f -I 'A L -1 -rl 5 f 'Af' A' - 7 N' , . x wif ' ll If ll X fix ,-.. , ' F K t -A E A- , Y.. N 1 4 t R 1: . Q X W :T K Adams, Artino. 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Huntington. A. Jennings, C. Katz, E. J Come'n gang, let's do the Creep! 67 't .ni - 4--S+. ff I is I li 'im I' A , ,Q 'uf s v-I - I .L g' 4 2,3 ' I f 51 . ,, A J' f 1 fi f 2 3 V, 2 M K' ' ' I I - 1 L -. .4 ' ' .12 7 V 2 I 1 K i .. A: m I 1X -an .,. 9 'Q'-V fl hz H 4 2 s js J ,,. 'W' , 2 fy 'jig . X H . Kinkopf. -I. Klusmm, I.. Koppelman, XY Kirclmcr. C. Kulwmki. P. Kmusc. V. Kish, VI. Kmh. I.. Krckus. S. Klein, Kwl.1r, M. Kvcr, R. Klcmq-nc. N. Kummp. M. I..mcse. V. IO i Y 'ff 5 . I f, ..- 5' f '7 7. 1 , 4' I ,, II, , '.Q',l ' 2' 6 .. 2 f- ff-2 , -1 L , . Q ' 3' 'my X Q I J x. ',y ! 'W 4 ' fr? rf: I .a , A 4 - f .- Ns 13-'Vi' .ax x .Mei G I Q an W -v 7. I T . I f 1 I . aff l..mcsC. W. I,.lZZ.lfU. R. I.m1gw. T. Idlpinhls, F. l.cfkcmw1rz. H l.up.1ru. F. 'Y . ,,, II . ,fel A 'Q ., N... Qin 44 I' K Q I if E 'Q . 1-, ,X fx ., , f A0 s . . Q 17 ' Y. X ns as., . fu un. . 5' - s I , vw 'fi' Y I IWJCIDOILIILI. G. INlcGi11lcy, M. I..1rscn, K. Lcibling. D. hmwy, I... 1, Mciilumplmy, P ldurcssn, R. lmfcr, N. I1-llii, Rt ML Ix1.lL'c.1fL'QLOf, S, 1..um.1, H. I.p-wis, A. , rx1gG.g11.-y,CK. lsmlli, M. I! tt-N . 1 v',' V L 1 A ...L V fe, I n K' . J 11 L, 1 ' ' Bl! k ,K -f rg- ,.. X f' ' L 4 If fy , N ' , 1' f fb nl 4 Proud of our new j11LIQctS. f 'fr 4 I' ,, 5 w A, n you ' fi T M A ff? Q ,M A .Vw 9 zvi ' YZ' 'Q fi t?, ' 1 . ' it X . Q f M 7 ' 2 x . . A ,mr jj l l A I I . H V wr 1 . I . , ll 1, 4 if-1 ,3 f R , ,. . fs: , A ' , Q. .4 ' x- ':a -. . W - V - ,. -- U - J 5 .H-41 A., 4 in 7 -3 : Q3 R 'S J fs' KT? V VV . . ' M , jf? V' M ' X A ., A - , f ' X f X '59 ,: 5A V- . -5 R , ' ff' 1- .- .- 4 ' I J i . I1 RJR ' Q .X A ,F 1 lg f f X N' A'- fr I' - ,f , 5' I Q McMaster, N. Mandaro. M. Mencini. R. Moore. A. Nelson. C. Niederhiser. I.. Olrmanns. C. MacMillan, B. Marks. G. Miller. M. Mowry. R. Nelson. G. Nouler. N. Olrrnanns. G Mahoney. R. Marilo. D. Mills. F. Mullian. M. Nelson. R. Novy, li. Orris. bl. Mahoney, R. Matthews, Cf. Milsrein. P. Myers. S. Nerone. F. O'C.onnell, M. Osgood. R. Mamere, l.. Meltzer. R. Miller, C. Nash. l.. Nichols. A. Ofionnell. R. Palsnliclr, -l. Dig that crazy mouthful. lYl 4 'Y lx f J x N 2 .3 , 1 . if ., gg ,- 5 7 ,Q x LJ, Q , , rn? E 0 4 If-n fs 3 Q- A err an -9 ' ' ' f A-2 1 A 4, Mail, in 5' , f ' 3 r x K Li , - f ' ff rr r A S 1 . 1 - Y A-W -lf A r.. . I R - . .3 :u f v- r vig, .1 , I .A,,, , - ' 7 A li. 'I ,. -f .TSA 23 T Q' 5? 5' N r' 1-It .- 1 L A , .1 .-'- 'P ' A .2 L '73 ..A:,., TJ - i T, K lx I Q -7 f M. J A ' I .1 . . , fi 'WPA 'il' A'-A 'nfs .iz L fa r -if fl A fi Q i' : ' I A 41 I i 2: ri , 1 l .f A Palrani, R. Penrod, R. Pierson, F. Radice, A. Rosasco, M. Salzano, L. Schumm, S Parsons, A. Pesecky, C. Plazer. G. Rand, G. Rosenblurn, M. Sammon, D. Schwed, D Lalos, M. Pesuit, J. Porter. S. Renkenberger, J. Rossi, R. Samson, D. Sietas, D. Pearson, D. Peterson, H. Porter, D. Richards, C. Runkle, C. Saphire, M. Seywert, C. Pelron, R. Pickering, J. Previre, A. Roerner, P. Salter. D. Savage, H. Shaffer, J. b r w Don'r resort to trickery. 70 U I J -AI 'f , ' - f' V 'a I 1' vfy-Yi' 7, a J ' f 'Y .ff ,242 .641 I ff '- W Shanks, B. Simmons, F. Shorter, D. Siwik, E. Shively, G. Smith, M. Shupp, Snyder, R. Simon, T. Spetrino, B. r 4m ,. -3 fav, ,wht N 4' Awanx ' f' 4 f Y' v ,t W' -. A V,. 'S 'ob tj' ' K f ,fr - J, 4 -I 5 1 Jw , H I , .v T., 'I , fx - 5 -A V A 0 i -3 95 W B 7 Q' 'RAR ' if R A 'R rw . ' -3 if 'L 'R' 9 X X X , . if I x 2 , I fu R 5 li .4 'Q , ,, ,Q 6: ,rx 'Q .2 6 K . , A 'V fl 4- , I A - S 4 l Stanbury, A, Szego, R. Vasko, R. Watson, K. Williams B Starr, Theon, Y. Ventura, L. Waw'zyniak, R. Winter C Stuart, M. Topinka, Vieracher, R. Weinstein, M. Wymin R Summers, J. Urban, A. Wager, S. Wiggins. L. Zappone M Sutfin, R. Valentino, J. Wardle, P. Wilke, I. Zavasky 'S ff' v X4 NOT PICTURED1 Henkel, john Jones. Marjorie Kadow, Bernard McDowell, Ken Paterson, Jean Sclimeller. Raymond Study hall blues. UPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CIASS OFFICERS Left to rzglal Barbqrq Dunlap secretary Bxll Engel ute presldent Marxlyn Mlnadeo treasurer Walter Langfellovs presldent Even rf the Sophomore class IS the youngest that doesn t stop them from berng rmportant As soon as they came to Brush they got lnto the swung and they ve been gorng strong ever srnce Therr athletlc teams and cheerrng squads are the best and they vsork hard tovs ard the day when they vnll be the varsrty They contrrbuted more money thin other thc unlors or Senrors to the fund drrve and that rs qurte a record 72 , N- f - 4 , , g ,tt f . ,, ' is ' ,V . . A 4, .. uf. yt, g X ., 'nv ' WE ' v ,r - . 1 - 'Wigs X '-' 'I-Wise: MX X d QR' xx dy A - l , . . . . . t 4 r , , . 7. N - , - . I . V Y v - v 1 a . . , 4 . . . 7. , . . . . . 7 7 Y. . . A . A . . f J A. 1 I, , Q . ' 'OI f'Xf7 . i A , ' 5 A 'J ft , 3- cf ' ' V - my -a ' ' Q .A . 1 ,Ai 1 if .3 i A B . , X 4 , ff I X f ' W 1' - 1 f .4 iz. . A r ' 11 H v 'x:??,?? 'Z D -41 3' 0- 4... .--3, Ai 1 K, ' xy I 7 A ,J Y fn' 6 - ...L4...4'5 1 4 I' ..-4. fe- ,px As. ii ' rw 5 . 'Q 5 H 'xr N' , A, , 7 ' wg f .7 ,A B rr .5 ,.A- , 3 . t 0- , 45.1, t il., , A A A f :zz . Y v F' . A n- an 1 0 .3 si 'sr -A Q , -. -' V -3 t l 'li 'X V, ,af . .pr 'i WN Abrahams, H. Arnold, P. Beattie, V. Berke, M. Bisio, G. Abrams, A. Artino, B. Beemiller, J. Berwald. Blase, P. Allen, W. Balogh, N. Bell, R. Bianchi, R. Bokeny, R. Ambrose, R. Barber, K. Belpulsi. R. Bifano. W. Butterfield, Anderson, F. Bauer, C. Benjamin. J. Bishko. L. Calliott, D. Who says assemblies aren'r interesting? x aka: 2 'CE Q 3 1 . 3 f with ' 1-'52 , -1 AJ i I A 'la ,arf JL 42:-Ae Q in l ,Q ,fer fr i Camino, -I. Cerrito, C, Cannell, K. Cherry, S. Case. S. Cicchella, C. Cam-ll, xl. Cohen, D. Centa, J. Composino. N Fi? 1, I I , 5 T.. x V35 Ai .V-?f .. -' I V : 5, kay 'AQ 5 . .4 .4 'S ix! 4 Cook, E. Cooper. B. Cosgriff, R. Corrigan. D. Cozud. R. JI 1 J ' ,- J 'fr 4.33 -1 .,5.,,-- , -1I' 11 f 'I 155: Qin! N. dh Z7 Daugherty, M D1Fr1nco B Dunhp B FIHPHX H Fenton N Dawson, C. Dlfrlmo B I bar e I Flntlne A Fmdlxy T Delsanrcr, P. I D lbcrle I IIIFOUC A Fxorcnu A Dclnmbo, R. ID D Ingcl W Firone R Flsher B Dennis. V, Domonkos I I'1hrenhoIz Fegqtelll C Fletchcr A QTL. Vs A 'J- Horvarh, G. I-lolz, E. Huston. A. Iannicelli, D, lckis, M. . ,N J 116. 4Q 'Wr J ' .WD- A Irvine, P. Kalmbach K. Kemrnerle W. Kloss C. Kroecker H. Lavrick . jeppe, D. Kashuba, N. Kemp, V. Kollmorgan, W. Lal ', P. Lawrence S. johnson, D. Katrinak, J. Kerr, NI. Konop, J. Landon, R. Leighton, C. Johnston, F. Keefer, L. Kidd. E. Korner, A. Lane C. LePan D. ones, M. Kcggin. G. Kingzerr, B. Kramer, L. Langfellow, W. MacKay, G. ??wnif nvmr? nlg A mean backhand Q pn MacKenzie Mincine. L. Mincini L, Marks, . McLeod. H. 'PY '11 fi 4 ,T V N I 11, f Q ,, . .. ' pf M, N fry .,, -f V ' 4, J' 7 ' 1 4 I , y f V! .3432 T XF, W gg N 6- l ,3 ,. 5 4 ff ,nl of 1 41,-, I QLl'!f..,i'v'i A ' 47 .bo -A ' 5, 1 ,. i 4' fy q,, '. N7v,':f ,, f'- 'N Kfvf, ll A ni, . W 41 5' l ' A QB l . A W Fi '3 -3-3 1. I f 4, , L - .. k .-5 , J X4 ,' , Jr I ff ' . ,fo McNeel, N. Miller, B. Moldwin, A. Nirrskoff, D. Panella, C. Peck, R. Perry, bl. Meola, B. Miller, S. Momagner, R. Olson, H, Pannirri. F. Pellegrino, G. Peters. D. Mesnick, A. Milstein, M. Morocco, D. Ovens, 1. Parusa. I. Perlsrein, F. Peterson, K Meyer, R. Minadeo, M. Morocco, S. Palermo, M. Pavlovski, W. Perrine, E. Piunno, E. Meyer, W. Mirossny, R. Nicholas, E. Pnllndino, V. Pence, E. Perry, E. Pohln, K. Brains at work. l ... V Xa Q.. r'. N ,: . P 1, .1 , P X ,fx xl 35 ' ' I , I nz .41 my , A 5 , ,, .. JW - , Y' t'g:' it vs, -' Q-1 'AQ Q L , Q ! Polster, xl. Rainin, K. Porter, J. Reese, G. Prescott, R. Richards, J. R21lDlI'l0VltZ, K. Rggcnbcfgx B, Rafalow, M. Ross, J. 78 91' 'S' J qv f? ll SV.. l N Q l l' 4 1 lk fill x 7 I m 0' , ,.. O , x . . , .. . , 6 4 fL l J pw- ' Cr ' f ' V' 4. g r 4 W' A . 4 'ne l I . . ra A f7 xv , r ff f 9 S rl I ' V 'Y . , , 1, S' ,, v. ,. 1,55 . 5 A ., W-3 ., ' 'Q dl, R4 7 --9 ' L N I 'M H X.:-3 I .Ls 1 4 fits '1 . .A if 1 f - Q LS'-S f- .-e . AAP' I I.---2, 1 'vi y .J .rm. W Jyllff V ,X I .sw L ,ll ? all Y 1 vf , l .JL - Russell, D. Saracson, M. Schmolz, P. Seabeck, L. Sidano, B. Russell, W. Sauter, -I. Schmunk, D. Seith, J. Silverlieb, A. Samuelson, R. Scherrer, D. Schumann, S. Shaw, J. Simmelink, B. Sanford, L. Schettler, T. Schwarz, A. Shields, R. Siwik, L. Sanson, R. Schillace. J. Scott, AI. Shirilla, G. Smith, B. Second childhood. ,Q if -if -4 J Q 'V W 5. an V 0:5 ff ff? Q M V V, ' ' at T .am ...T W 3 3 . 'AA . 'fa' S H' --r f n , .3 , flf . 1. T , f , ,'- 1 - 4 I 1 .. Lf- fr ,, ,' 4' . hi 3 ' Al 43 i ,Nfy , ' 4 1 - . J T . M' W.. ' , e iw ew ug- rt ffl , -2' 1' S ' A--Zz f ' . H 3 f if 1 T ...ai 43- 'fe ' 'iv , - A f f f R 1 S, .f . I x V .f' f 1' ' i i ?37 . , f- rf A a h e ff T . 4 If hy .... My f 3 'A V Q A 0 W ' 1' X K . . Af' X K, - ' A .If fi .1 ' 3' nf .pmlna A A .. M 2,. it wt p ir Y , ' fL.l, ff. 19' f I 4 Smith, D. Spivak, P. Thomas, C. Smyth, B. Stillinger, D. Thompson, Sommer, B. Stone, T. Toomey, 'G .37 S. '31, fi- Q. Spencer, R. Szabo, E. Torgler, D. A 0 5, 1 3 -I Spies, T. Tenenbaum, G. Trivisonno. S. ' 7 ,,, 5:5 ' 'A 1 1 V I 1 , 'Q' , Tsevdos. N. Vitko, Cf. Weber, S. Wfoods, W. Tutolo, Vojtek, DI. W'eber, J. Yarolin, J. N02 Pictured: Valentino, N. Xwalther, A. Weintraiib, R. Yesikoff. A. Cvaudio, Philip Valins, L. Vince. A. VUhale. C. Zaslov, S. Glass, Bonnie Vande Stadt, C. Vince. C. XX'ickham, F ZQIVO'-ill, J. Gutterman, Michael Vescelius, L, Wtitson, R. NX'inklem.1n, N. Zeiger, Heidel, Carol Henrietta, john Hofmann, Gerhard Nero, Richard Newman, Barbara Roth, Edward 79 0 X52 Q fe Aga: . MVK K I ,,.- ' ll ,V I 1 gljxgp 1 E2 ' 5' 'D Eg, f' 1 ,Eff ' fe 2 ,I is 'vs 5 Q 1 A Q 2 , Y ' f A Q A g ww Qfg,j'f ?f'i ?'w?f3wgQ W - jf? . 4 w. 'I' l di .f Q mf , 0 A fxkt' ' M.. 1 , 2:2 . - - jx X fn. f ' x X 'if ' . if Q fhf- ,zg , 5 'PM Q 'h 7'l,'b,,. f ,. 'v ' , Q 4. ,gt 14' ' .Q N I g rf? . 1 A . x 54 an n 3 i i A , 5 -Q. f, x K, ive Q fix iff!!--lfgf' .ii Nl F2 in 5, 5 Q Q0 f!f1iQQ'5 1 C S Q , 'Q-'S , 'J X. S i ii ' 'L- 17' 53 xx' f mf P I. ,l a Wvgx M -149 The capable officers are: joan Haserodt, preridenl: Frances Mancino, trearurerg Richard Pelton, vice-preyb dentg Lucy Aveni, fecretary. Decorations for the Coronation Assembly and Varsity Hop were well-planned by Student Council. Helping are: M. Minadeo, A. Hallstrom, C. Whale, B. DeGaetano, A. Fiorenza, D. Matilo, D. Selle, S. Starkey, E. Bricker, A. Silverlieb, E. Hotz. STUDE T Through the energetic planning of our Student Council, many activities are enjoyed. By promoting an understanding between faculty and student, a successful program was carried out to meet the desires of all. .Due to efforts of the members, the impressive Coronation Assembly for the homecoming queen and her attendants together with the Varsity Hop brought a charming conclusion to the football season. Basketball fans were delighted to see the Greater Cleveland Con- ference school penants hanging in the gymnasium. They also enjoyed the up-to-date Scrapbook, which was placed in the trophy case to display the publicity of our team's successes. The most important accomplishment of the Student Council this year was the establishment of Honor Study Halls. lt is hoped that this experiment in self-discipline will be successful and remain as a Brush tradition. A climax to their many accomplishments was the clever and fascinating Brown and Gold Revue, which displayed student talent. Through the sponsorship of Miss Kingzett, this organization of elected representatives helped each student enjoy the benefits of self-government. Discussing problems of student government are, left to right, lrt row: M. Nero, J. Fiderio, G. james, K. Pohla, K. Larsen. 2nd row: W. Bifano, C. Olt- manns, B. Kingzett, D. Eichels. 3rd row: R. Swallow S. Lazzaro, B. Shanks, Valentino. L. Alexander, P. Ramsey, A. MacKay, S. Adams, H. Latina, A. De- Carlo, E. Kidd, K. Wilson, P. Matrka, M. Brock, P. Ralls, D. Dill. s C UNCIL Under the leadership of the president, joan Haserodt, the committee chairmen are in charge of specific activities. Anne Palermo, Social committee, Sandy Richards, Standards committee: joy Belt, Service committee: Sue Chalmers, Ways and Means committee: joan Haserodt. Assembly cornmitteeg Richard Braucher, Extra-curricular activities committee, Art Raybin, Grounds committee. Standing committee chairmen are: Le t to Hgh! IJ! 'row A Palermo Left to rigbl. In row: B. Matthews, R. Sulc, D. Craig, D. Morocco S Richards Zmi row j Belt S S. Rees. 2nd rout T. Spies, S. Hagara, S, Lawrence, T. Duncan, M Chalmers Hagefodr 3rd nm: Gold. 3rd rout Bell, D. jeppe, R. Hanson, R. Mowry. Stand R B1-auchef A Raybm ing: K. Rainin, Yarolin, C, Cerrito, M. Machi, Vojtek, M. McCammon, H. Szoke, C. Richards. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTEBNATES A leader is elected because he commands the respect E DER ' LUB Left to right, 151 row: L. Aveni, M. Hein, S. MacGregor, N. Kashuba, M. Minadeo, P. Gallo, M. Nero, G. james. 2nd row: D. Matilo, S. Adams, G. Oltmanns, B. Dunlap, B. Matthews, B. Cantor, A. Palermo, K. Larsen, J. Belt. 3rd row: A. Fiorenza, P. Matrka, P. Giles, M. Machi, T. Spies, K. Wilson, D. Morocco, R. Lanese, G. Reese. 4th row: W. Langfellow, G. Morocco, W. Engel, J. Crowl, R. Braucher, R. Hanson, R. Pelton, A. Raybin, T. Duncan. of others and because people believe in his integrity. The Brush Leaders' Club was established to unite the nominees for the various class offices for the sole purpose of using their abilities of leadership to assist and cooperate in promoting school campaigns and events. Some of its various projects have been the planning of the Ohio Sesquicentennial Celebration and the sponsoring of a boosters' section at varsity athletic contests. It has also promoted Brotherhood Week and the school's annual fund drive. Through the efforts of all of its members the Saturday night canteens, sponsored by the Kiwanis and held in the new Kiwanis Youth Center, were very suc- cessful. Not pictured: J. Wilson, F. Mancino, A. Silverlieb. 84 The Cabinet: A. Raybin, president, K. Wil son, 'vice-preridentg L. Aveni, recretafry-trear urerg Miss Kingzett, advisor. ATIONAL H0 OR S CIETY Leff to nghl In row E Bricker I Fiderio, S. Chalmers, A. D'Anna, L. Aveni, L. Laban, M enks Znd row J Kerr M Brock S. Richards, treas.g A. MacKay, pres., J. Belt, vice pres B Matthews sec F Mancino A. Palermo. 3rd row: A. DeCarlo, C. Helsing, A Raybm S Lazzaro R Braucher R Swallow, A. Brown, M. Wagner, B. Gialamas. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Let this light so shine as to be the symbol of the ideals of this honorary chapter. These words are a great inspiration in the lives of those students who are chosen to' receive mem- bership in the National Honor Society. Leadership, Scholarship, Service and Character mark the qualities in which each member must be outstanding. During the impressive candlelight ceremony, the new members are escorted forward to receive their certificate of membership and a lighted candle which symbolizes knowledge. While the words of the pledge still sound in the auditorium, everyone realizes the truly great honor which has been bestowed. The officers are Anita MacKay, president, joy Belt, vice- president, Barbara Matthews, secretary, and Sandy Richards, treasurer. The organization is under the advisorship of Miss Margaret Walker. 85 IIARLE . BIIU Left to right: M. Miller, A. DeCarlo, J. Helsing, D. Moore, M. Machi, M. Barone, R kins, H. Hecker, T. Duncan, R. Samuelson, C. P. Byrne, Lazzaro. Beginning in September, the band has many activities on their calendar under the leadership of Mr. Frank Miller. Each year they perform in halftime shows during the football season. These shows are practiced almost every school morning and Wednesday evenings, also. After football season they use their time preparing for various concerts, some of the best known being the Combined Band and Choral Christmas Program, the Combined Band Concert which, this year, was presented by the bands of Shaw, Euclid, and Brush and the Annual Spring Concert. They also perform in the Armistice Day Assembly, Memorial Day Parade, and at the Maple Sugar Festival in Chardon. In their free time many of the members are seen practicing for solo and ensemble entries at music concerts. Their hard work often brings results of which all Brush can be proud. Band Honor Society National Band Honor Society To those band members who show special ability in band work comes the honor of being elected into National Band Honor Society. These students, chosen on the basis of musicianship, leadership, citi- zenship, and service, have as their main purpose the managing of the business affairs of the band. This year the group conceived the idea of a talent show to be given for assemblies at various schools in the Cleveland area. Under the title of The Festival of Stars this show, produced by the Society, was presented at several schools. The officers of this club are Dick Hopkins, prefi- denzq Mike Barone, vice-pfeiidentg and Carolyn Hels- ing, fecretavy-trearurer, and they are under the 86 leadership of Mr. Frank Miller. IIIGII SCHOOL BAN FLUTE AND PICCOLO BASSOON D. Moore N. Clarke A. DeCarlo M. Miller CLARINET J. Beveridge J. Bortoff T. Duncan E. Frank W. Landenberger D. Leibling L. Ludwig I. Moir D. Moore J. Porter D. Schmunk A. Stanbury W. Woods ALTO CLARINET H. Ehrlich BASS CLARINET M. Machi M. Palermo OBOE H. Hecker V. Hecker ALTO SAXOPHONE R. Belpulsi H. Kroeker C. Lane A. Raybin J. Shaffer S. Weber TENOR SAXOPHONE M. Berke R. Hopkins CORNET L. Benjamin C. Block P. Byrne R. Carr J. Lazzaro TRUMPET E. Barry G. Boehring R. Manley D. Mills E. Roth A. Schwarz CI' FRENCH HORN D. Donnell W. Ferguson K. Peterson L. Salamon D. Stillinger TROMBONE M. Barone T. Findlay C. Runkle R. Samuelson R, Watson BARITONE K. Cowan D. Huppert R. Sulc TUBA P. Bilkey C. Helsing T. Kadow S. Krekus PERCUSSION D. Blanchard J. Cattell K. Kalmbach D. Morocco B. Silverlieb M. Weinstein Lncler the enthusiastic conductorship of Mr. Frank Miller the Band has gained much fame. The musical conductor-Mr. Edwin Miller The melodious Girls' Quartet: B. Matthews, A. DeCarlo, C. Held, C. Dawson. harmonious Boys' Quarter: D. Winton, Hanson, G. Oltmanns, G. Krielow. C ARLES F. BRIJ i 4 2 Under the leadership of its director, Mr. Edwin Miller, the Senior Chorus has been able to accomplish much this year. The first event was the Christmas Matinee in December. Using much of the same music, another program was presented at the Public Square. With the approach of spring, the chorus started making plans for the Brush-Willoughby Spring Concert. As in previous years, this concert was presented at Brush following an afternoon of practice and a dinner. The climax was still to come, however, as the chorus practiced feverishly for their radio broadcast. A chorus is only as good as its members and director make it and we think Brush has the best. 88 Ill H SCHOOL IIORUS . f .f .litnll lillllfl jail ,wi Left to right, In row: A. D'Anna, P. Gallo, M. Zappone, R. Morocco, B. Dunlap, N. Leifer, B. Matthews, J. Shaffer, E. Turner, T. MacKay, B. Meola, L. Lyons, D. Smith, M. Winder, B. Lucas, S. Richrds, Yarolin. 2nd row: K. George, N. Winkleman, B. Artino, M. Graft, M. Jenks, C. Held, C. Miller, L. Sala- mon, E. Sivik, H. Szoke, M. Wagner, J. Pickering, H. Peterson, M. McGinley, J. Centa, V. Kemp, K. Fahrenholtz, B. Hotz, B. Sommer, B. MacMillan. 3rd row: G. James, C. Whale, S. Morocco, G. Jacob- son, M. Rosser, D. Johnson, W. Pawlowski, R. Samuelson, K. Wilson, G. Krielow, D. Winton, J. Topinka, T. Schettler, J. Hudak, J. Valentino, M. Kolar, C. Helsing, S. Lawrence, D. Torgler. 4th row: C. Oltmanns, D. Craig, A. Parsons, Perry, Brandt, Brown, C. Cicchella, W. Langfellow, G. Oltmanns, R. Hanson, J. Crowl, C. Dawson, C. Kirchner. Not Pictured: J. Rich, J. Throckmorton, V. Krause. Accompaninz A. De'Cm'lo OCTET For the second consecutive year the Senior Chorus had a mixed octet. The 1954 group was composed of seven seniors and a junior. The Brush students saw the octet for the first time this year when they participated in the National Honor Society Induction Ceremony. They not only sang for many more school func- tions but also entertained various organizations in the community. The silver-toned Octet: G. Kreilow, M. Wagner, G. Olt manns, S. Richards, R. Morocco, R. Hanson, B. Matthews D. Winton. Accompanist: A. DeCarlo. 89 FUTU E U SES CLUB Left zo ri bt. Ist row: M. Cole, B. Silverlieb, K. Barber, M. Ger . 8 ' rard, M. Caplin. 2nd row: P. Czier, M. Rosasco, P. Parsons, A Hallstrom, L. Nash, N. Liefer. ini row: M. Winder, M. Woolf, J. Braun, S. Rees, E. Katz. 4th row: C. Held, M. Gold, S. Di- Natale, N. Gilmore, P. Walter, Kerr. To those girls interested in the very worthy profession of nursing, Future Nurses Club provides the opportunity to learn more about this work. Its members enjoy visiting hospitals, listening to speakers, and visiting other school nursing clubs to exchange ideas. Marilyn Winder is president and Stephanie Rees is secretary- treasurer. Faculty advisor is Miss Dorothy Pulasky, Not pictured: S. Borthwicl-1, B. MacMillan, T. MacKay, B. Meola. 90 Officers: M. Winder, prer.,' S. Rees, rec treaJ.,' Miss Pulasky, advimr. FUTURE EACHE Officers: Rinella, trear.,' L. Laban, vice-pref.,- P. Pistone, prer.,' F. Simmons, rec. 2 5 fx Q3 OF AMERI A With teachers as much in demand as they are today, Future Teachers of America becomes an even more im- portant club than it has been in previous years. lts sole purpose is to interest more students in the teaching profes- sion and enable them to learn more about it themselves. This year the club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Alice Seginac, had a tea for the Bmsh High faculty mem- bers who spoke on the colleges they had attended. As one of its projects, the club sent Care packages to Korean students and teachers. Throughout the year the members have visited other schools and observed classrooms at Brush. Left to right, Irt row: L. Alexander, A. Radice, R. Rinella A. Huntington, J. Pickering. 2nd row: J. Kerr, M. Winder L. Laban, M. Artino, K. Eder. 3rd row: C. Runkle, B. Lucas P. Pistone, R. Cistone, L. Salzano. 4th row: E. Siwilc, J Cernohorsky, F. Simmons, M. McGinley, M. Ferguson. 1 The officers of Penguins are: M. Mullian, preridentg N. Gilmore, recretaryg R. Braucher, lreafurerg M. Wagner, vice-prerident. Setting up the properties are: B. Black, D. Leibling, B. Buus, D. Moore, J. Adams, S. Starkey. E UI PLAYE Behind every production at Brush, whether it is a dramatic scene or a hilarious comedy, stand the Penguin Players who de- serve credit for many successful accomplishments. The hard work of this group showed how good acting, unique make-up, and ex- tensive publicity work together to improve every performance. Membership is determined on a competitive basis, where each student must do his best to be considered eligible. Through the efforts of the new advisors, Miss Williams and Miss Benner, dramatics play an important roll in our extra- curricular life. A change of face comes when N. Gilmore, B. Kingzett. G. Morocco, M. Rosasco, R. Snyder, J. Shaffer, and L. Laban get together on make- up. TIIESPIANS Truly an honor comes to those fortunate enough to be elected into Thespians. This is the National Dramatic Honor Society and is the ultimate goal of all Penguin Players. Members are chosen from those Penguins having the most points for work in plays. Officers of this club are Marilyn Mullian, preridenlg Diane Liebling, zicc-preride1zl,' Nancy Gilmore, .fCC7'C9lflfJ',' Richard Braucher, Ircfarzfrcr. D. Dill, A. Palermo, R. Barnharcl, S. Levine. Cicero, P. Wrilter, N. Clarke, C. Seywert, A. Dreier, and H. Lefkowitz realize that publicity is an important part of a play. B. Buus, B. Black, M. Mullian, prey M. Rosasco D. Leibling, z'ice-pref.: B. Kingzett, R. Barnhard N. Gilmore, rec.: R. Braucher, frear.: M. Wagner J. Palsulich, M. Brock, F. Simmons, M, Machi, T. Duncan, K. MacKenzie, N. Balogh, and M. Hoehn are promoting ticker sales. STUDE T LIBR RIANS Left I0 rigbI:N. Norder. B. Yenigar, C. Hazzard. B. Cooper, E. Nicho- las, I. Campbell, M. Hein. All activities centered around the stage are more effective because of the service rendered by the members of the stage crew. Under the supervision of Mr. Farinacci, this group is able to put into practice the techniques of lighting. sound, and scenery building they have learned. The Student Librarians sacrifice many of their study periods to assist Miss Woodworth and Mrs. Kingzett. This gives the librarians an opportunity to further aid the students in their assign- ments. These girls are able to learn library techniques and profit by their experiences. STAGE REW Photography becomes both interest- ing and useful when practiced through the efforts of the Camera Club. By learning to improve their photo- graphic work, many new techniques are mastered. Mr. Baker, the advisor. helps promote an exchange of ideas and plans exhibitions and contests. CAMERA CLUB arm Left to right: B. Blackg If! row: Pesuit, D. Amolsch, A. Brown, Palsulich. 2nd row: D. Seitas, Topinka, P. Xwardle, D. Shorter, B. Buus. Dlfl LUB QQQ Left fo right, lit mu : D. Amolsch, K. McDowell, R. Landon, S. Davis. Zrzd mu: P. XY'ardle. J. Topinka. Pesuit, Adams. Palsulich, Barnhard, Mr. Treece. ird mu: B, Shanks. vice-pres.g S. Starkey, pres.: P. Speece, sec. By applying the fundamentals of radio and electronics which are learned under the supervision of Mr. Maynard Elliott. the Radio Club was able to maintain the public address system at football games. Dances after games were provided with lighting and ampli- fiers as a service donated by this organi- zation. The officers are: S. Starkey. preyi- derzlx B. Shanks. lice-preriderztf P. Speece, recrcnzri, 95 VISUAL SERV! ,' Visual education and entertainment are developed through the concern shown by the Visual Service Club. During the day the mem- bers assist in furthering and understanding of a course of study by operating projectors, and other equipment for class room movies, film strips, and slidesg they also operate the tape and wire recorders. A wonderful selection of current movies are shown during the lunch period for the entertainment of the students. With the modern equipment of projection. every student at Brush realizes the importance of the Visual Service Club which is under the well-planned supervision of Mr. Elmer Treece. The leadership of this organization depends on George Greenwald, president: Stanley Starkey, l'iL'6'-P7'6Iid6 l1I.' and Bruce Shanks, .secretary-1rearure'r. Left If Hgh! lr! mu R Landon J Marks Hawk Znd rou B Black K McDowell Barnhard P Connor M Greenberg J Barnhard G Greenwald 5rd mu B Shanks S 1 , -' ' , -f 3 . A . . ' . r 'z . . . R. Behnke. G. Goldenbogen. P. Wardle, Mr. Treece, B. Buus, Palsulich, J. Pesuit, R 96 Starkey, Speece. u A i U i i l I l , LNCIL 0 ORLD FF IR Havmg begun only four years ago junror Councrl on World Affarrs rs comparatlvely new Its members composed of lunrors and senrors rnrerested rn world affarrs meet twrce a month on Monday to drscuss toprcs of current rnterest Besrdes these meetmgs members can attend varlous evenlng drscusslons downtown wrth hrgh school students from all over Cleveland In early sprmg some of the members attended a mock Unrted Natrons Sessron at Western Reserve Unmversrty where they appeared as delegates from an assrgned country Durmg sprmg vacatnon one of the members got 1 chance to vrsrt the Unrted Natrons headquarters rn New York Thrs trlp was pald for by our Parent Teachers Assocxatron and the Cleveland Councll on World Affarrs The offrcers of thrs organrzatron are prerzdent Rrchard Braucher wee prendent and Jecretary Martha Wagner treasurer Amta MacKay and acuity adwmr, Mr Karl Keller bg,-...J Le 1 to rzgbz lrt mu P Dennls M Brock H Szolce M Wagner R Braucher A Mac Kay B Snlverlxeb M Brregleb C Bock 2nd row j Belt A Palermo M McCammon M Mrethke W Landenberger E Frred R Penrod luYM LILADILR LLB Sports and seruce are the mam mterests of the glrls who belong to Gym Leaders Thexr asststance tn the super YlSlOI'l of the gym currxculum for grrls not only IS a service but xlso provxdes an opportunrty for them to learn many fundamentals of sports The offrters 1re met Basler prerzdent Ann Radtce zzfe premlwzl Pit Walker Jecrefarj trearurer Mrss Doris Thompson IS the energetlc adzzfor Let lo rzgb! IJ! rou M Miller S Rlchards J Basler A Rftdlce C jenntngs B Cantor 2nd row P Ramsey F Man Gold J Braun J Belt The offtcers are A Radlce wce pres J Basler pre: P Wal ter rec 98 Q 1 9 7 7. . . , Y- . I w . . . 4 ' . J. , ' ,' ' , f I ' . l 1: . ' , . ' , . , . , , . , . . : . , . - cino, A. Palermo, J. Haserodt, K. Eder, M. Brock, B. Cobb, M. a- 1 ','-.,'. , .,'. , . . 'f P - ., 4, f s ff 4 . Q X. V T 'fb l K 1, . . Q, ' ll ,N D t I TR MCR UUNCIL I ff m nrlz Irz r 4 Hudak G Olrmanns N Clarke D Russell B Krngzett P Callo N lerfer K Irrsen J Basler 2nd mu R Shrelds L Ventura C Helsrng F Srmmons V Beattre C Held S Hagara M Woolf G Cozens 3rd row P Delsanter R Burton P Glles K Ttddeo D eppe J Crcero H Ehrllch E Heman T Spxes S Rees 4112 ron W Wfoods J Renkenberger R Szego A Raybm M Barone A Schwerzer M Palermo D Moore A Dremann The feelxng of competmon and sportsmanshrp was enthuslastrcall recerved b the student bod Councll The rntensrve program met the xnterests of many students xx ho readmly prrtlcrpated rn games of football tennns pmp pong basketball base ball and wrestlxng Each homeroom ment unto the season wlrh hopes of recemng the most pornrs whxch would gnc rt the pmrlege of haung rts name wrrtten on the Intramural Champronshrp Trophy The success of thrs program IS due not only to the marvelous leadershxp of Mr ames Curry Mr Charles Schlaff and the Llttle Councll but also to every student who partrcrpated THE LITTLE COUNCIL Left to rzght lrt row D Torgler C Pan ella F Heman J Basler R Shlelds 2nd row S Clark D Russell J C1cero 99 -cf -jg, I oz 1 ' . . . . , . , . ' , . I' , . . , . .1 , . . f ': . , . , . , . . , . , . 1 , . J , . , . , . t , . , . a ' a ' 9 ' ' '- Y I Y Y because of the careful plannnng of the Intramural ' Us . . A . ,. 4 . . . - an , V .... t A ,X t , ' - I Y' I- , ' hh . . ' . I ' ,, I l . . ' ' 4 ' , , . ' I . r ' K X . y A ' E' . ' , ': . , . - , . , . , . . 1 . , . , Ill- TEENS Friendship, service, lots of fun, inspire the goals of Hi- Teens. Their versatile and well-planned activities are a credit to their organization. The year began many friendships as the girls turned out in appropriate array for their hilarious Kiddie Party. The im- pressive evening initiation warmly received many girls into the Hi-Teen membership. The Christmas project brought satisfaction to the girls as well as enjoyment to the unfortu- nate. Between the semesters the annual Apple Polishers' Party found the faculty and the members enjoying them- selves. Another meeting included an interesting program presented by the Mayfield speakers. Many fond memories lingered after the Mother Daughter Banquet the high light of the year This event included the installation ceremony of the newly elected officers Hr Teens are under the careful guidance of Mrs Margaret Bradac and Mrs Lavina King SENIORS Le!! Io rrgbl Irt mu A MacKax L Aweni L Down ing I Basler B Kin L L ons B Silverlieb C lammarino A sey M Nero E Turner D Padden A Post A Palermo B Lucas D Smith M Winder P Forker F 'Nlalltin F Mancino am' rf It XV Landenberger E Fried I Haserodt I Throclt morton S Richards H Szoke NI Miethlte I Kerr B Gialamas C Nieman I Braun R Rothstein P Pistone I Belt -atb mu E Bricker P Bridge P Walter Nl Wagner B Matthews P Ralls NI Muller F Simmons M Brock N Newex S Sceranka M McCammon T Schiller C Helsing C Niiller S Rees IO0 A toast to you from the kids SOPHOMORES Left! Hgh! Ifr zz P Schmolz L Valins K George NI lcltrs N Mc'Neel B Newman D Russell I Eberle D Gottschalk G Keggin I Kerr M Saracson C Kloss Polster A Silverlieb 7nd mu B Kinezett B Rosenberg B Sidano T Mackay I Cattell B Smith G Xitlto D Peters G Tenen haum C Whale N Kashuba R Shields E 'Nlicholas S Case N Balogh I Porter B Arrino rrz E Hotz K Peterson C Leighton IN Winlxleman H NItLeod B Grafton I Camino L Vescelius S Morocco G Shirilla S Miller B Dunlap D Dill Yarolin K Barber P Gallo I Seith B Frantioso wb mu S Hagara P Arnold A Schwarz E Piunno M Hoehn V Kemp S Weber 'XI Fenton D Torgler B Simmelink C Dawson D Szabo S Lawrence I Hiller K Fahrenholz S Zaslov K Mackenlcie C Cerrito P Delsanter , . A 1 . 1 x 1 , r 1 v ham, 4-HH ., ' ig. I A k g Q, .f Q 2' -' , . sv ' , . : fi 5 Ri xr Q I 4 -, ' I wr. I U Y . V. 7 . 5: . - Y .1 Q S. ? Q I fr T f I if A H5 'Y- Q 1 A lr, ,-.'bZ.-Y--',i.- . u'..in:.' .. A.. DAnna, I. F1der1o.L. Vartevarian, R. Rinella. 37161, mu: P, Ram- , , A I , L' 3 AA' 1 . A ' A y '- - i - , - , -A ' v - - . . ' .- 'Z . A , . . . , 7 ' r . P ' i 'A 1 - I ,- - - - . 7 f, . , . i . Y ' , , , , - 4- s- .,- ,A - I ,, ,, ,, ,Qnff 111. .. , . ' . . , . . r . A , . '. . - y v 'V ' - 1 g A V - Q h ' Y - , - , - , -A , - - ',I. ', . . . , . ' . . ' .X : . , , , . ' , . -, .' , . . . . l. . . If . . , . V Y - v - ' - v- - - , , , . , . , . , .,. JUNIORS. Left rf, righl. Ir! mu: C. jones, M. Lalos, C. Conner, M. Gerrard, P. McGlumphy, M. Miller, C. Nelson, E. Katz, G. MacDonald, B. Glass, L. Nash, M. Kaplin, A. Huntington, M. Mullian, T. Fenton, R. Lazzaro, N. Klemenc, L. Klessman, P. Barone. 2nd four: K. Larsen, N, Leiter, C. Matthews, M. Clasen, N. Clarke, D. Leibling, R. Latessa, C. Miller, P. Czier, T. Longo, C. Seywert, B. Cantor, D. Carmosino, C. Rithartls, K. Eder, M. Zappone, D. Matilo, V. Heclcer, S. Brown. 3rd mu: H. Lefkowitz, L. Greenberg, M. Rosenblum, M. Rosasco, A. Par- sons B. Blagk B. Hirfens M. O'Connell, D. Porter, C. Jennings, S . i HL- v - Borthwitk, P. Konop, M. Ferguson, A. Hallstrom, E. Siwik, B. Spetrino, M. Saphire, j. Wilke, C. Pesecky. -flh four H. Peterson, E. Ebert, R. jacono. I.. Koth, S. Myers, S. Brown, N. Gilmore, M. Gold, S. DiNatale, S. jindra, J. Shupp, A. johnson, C. Drotleff, C. Held, C. Butterfield, P. Hirschman, A. Dreier, C. Fisher,'j. Shaffer, M. Hanna. The chairmen are: M. Miller, S. Richards, C. Miller, Mrs. Bradac, adfirorf C. Helsing, A. Hallstrom. The Hi-Teen officers and chairmen work hard to make the club a success. my wg ' in I The officers are: J. Basler, recretaryf F. Mancino, z'ire-pre.ride1z1.' A. Palermo, preridenlf J. Shaffer, ,frearzzrerx Mrs. King, adriror. Q. Vw -vv f, GIRL ' TIILETI ASSUCIATIU The officers are: P. Ramsey, fecretaryg Belt, prefidentg Miss Thompson, cllfl'fJYI7.' A. Hallstrom, treayurerg F. Mancino, 1zice-prefidenzg B. Matthews, mum! vbairwarz. A W L To brighten many after school hours, sports and social activities are planned for members of the Girls' Athletic Association. This organization brings those girls together who are interested in the regulations and the art of playing all sports. With a whistle in one hand and a rule book in the other, many of the girls helped in officiating at girls' intramural games. Membership is earned by attending the events which are held at the beginning of the semester. The girls enjoyed bowling, roller skating, the traditional All-Star vs. Teachers Volleyball Game, and a scavenger hunt, which sent the girls scurrying around the building. Those girls who filled the require- ments were initiated as members at the impressive candle light service on January 7. The agenda for the second half of the year consisted of a trip to Cabin X, the Mother and Daugh- ter Tea and the big, all-important Play Day. This year a Hawaiian theme was cleverly used to entertain the girls from other schools with games and food. Under the supervision of Miss Doris Thompson, the faculty advisor, all activities are run in an en- thusiastic manner. The new members of the Girls' Athletic Association are: B. Artino, B. Black, S. Brown, J. Camino, K Cannell, J. Cattel, C. Dawson, P. Dennis, V. Dennis, D. Dill, D. Doll, K. Fahrenholz, A. Fantino, A Glause, J. Kerr, B. Kingzett, P. Klein, M. Sacarson, R. Latessa, J. Lavrick, T. MacKay, C. Miller, D. Peters, C. Peseky, E. Puinno, J. Shirella, B. Sommers, H. Szoke, J. Shupp, D. Torgler, M. Hoehn. Left to right, In row: A. D'Anna, J. Fiderio, A. Huntington, M. Nero, A. MacKay, B. King, L. Downing, J. Basler, R. Levan. 2nd row: P. Byrne, K. Eder, N. Clarke, A. Post, J. Hudak, B. Cantor, N. McMaster, C. Richards, F. Mancino, P. Ramsey. 3rd row: J. Braun, C. Nieman, S. Richards, J. Haserodt, E. Bricker, M. Miethke, A. Hallstrom, E. Fried, W. Landenberger, A. Palermo, J. Belt. 4th row: C. Miller, B. Matthews,,A. Johnson, N. Muller, M. Brock, N. Gilmore, C. Drotleff, A. Dreier, J. Shaffer, P. Walter, M. Hanna, S. Rees. GIRL CABI Let to right IJ! rou Fxderro B Krng G MacDonald A MacKay L Downmg C Panella Zmi row B Franc1oso B S1dano G Oltmanns M Kolar H Latlna Yarolln J Basler 5rd rou M Wmder C Seywert P Lally P Czler S Adams D Russell B Artrno S Rees 4th rou Y Theon M Daugherty J Cross C Helsmg K Pearson N G1lmore J Hrller V Kemp Under the w1ll1ng leadershrp of Anrta MacKay presrdenr effrcrenr mrnures of Nancy Grlmore secretary accurate records of janet Basler treasurer clever bulletrn wrrnng of Sandy Adams and careful gurdance of Mrss Hazel Reppert advxsor the Gxrls Cabmer succeeds rn domg nts best to gurde the gxrls at Brush 104 fn-4 Through the consctentrous efforts of the Gmrls Cabrnet one Lan nonce the many accomphsh ments and projects promoted by th1s organxza IIOD The members recerve thelr greatest satrsfae tlon from the Welcomrng Party held th1s sprtng for the rn comlng sophomore g1rls The sugges t1on boxes rn the gym locker room and Mtss Repperts offlce gne every gbxrl an opportumty to present her mshes and woes The answers to these problems are found IU the Gxrls Cabrnet Bulletxn publrshed every month Unknown to many students the Glrls Labrnet keeps .1 scrap book contalmng b1ts of news concernrng the alumnae QP'-A ag QT ALTILR ATI: Let to rzglat IJ! rou F Mtncrno E Turner R Lazzaro M Mnadeo Znd row S Chalmers M Sracson J Pxekermg F Frey J Kerr 5rd mu A Hallstrom B Dunla P C Cerrrto L Alexander Belt 4th mu D Szabo A Dreter A johnson P Ralls Shaffer IN! C2 IIIY Through the efforts of Y advxsors and the plannxng of a group of boys a new H1Y Chapter was establlshed at Brush thrs year By placmg the boys by grades the clubs of Alpha Beta and Gamma were formed The purpose of the Hr Y IS to create marntaxn and extend throughout the home school and com mumry hrgh standards of Chrlstran character whrch rs every members duty to uphold ALPHA Left to ngbt In row C Block R Sulc K Wrlson G Drayer 2nd row D Anderson P Schmrdt N Bogatay B Schultz K Taddeo B Brown 3rd row G Yeager A Dremann W Munlch R Braucher I Morr D Sxmpson Beverndge BETA and GAMMA Le t to rzght In row Adams R Sny der R Barnhard P Wardle D Hlrt J Shaw P Glles A Fletcher 2nd row D Moore R Flynn J Orrxs T Duncan F Ferone H Savage B Shanks D Morocco D Schmunlc L Seabeck 3rd row W Ferguson D Shorter R Os good D Pearson D Donnell K Mc Calley G Plazer R Pelton J Belle D Hamlm B Goloboff R Samuelson M Palermo ILVIILLB Vt Le I to rzgbt In row Belt Lazzaro B Krng A Post R Lanese A Palermo F Mancxno F1der1o 2nd rou C Rlchards C Matthews M Rosasco C Mxller E Br1cker S Rrchards S Adams N Letfer R Nrchols hd mu P Brldge B Matthews M McCammon N Grlmore Shupp M Brock C Kxrcher C Held N Muller T Schiller Kerr 4th row S Farkas D Delaney R Hanson M Barone R Braucher R Pelton G Goldenbogen G Oltmanns G Morocco D Schween Brush IS rndeed proud of 1ts Servxce Club The members of thrs group donate therr txme and efforts to many servrce prolects It has be come a common srght to frnd many courteous, pleasant, and neat Brush students servmg at Krwanrs dnnners They haxe also acted as hosts and hostesses at other affalrs 'X--X 107 ' ll ' lj lt 5 1 4 V, t f 5 5 A 7 Z E k i V 2 f 3 -,' M. 4 'J i i A - L' Tl 'lah It-.. L' v- ii 4 P1 R A f 1 V - I ' A , 5 ,, ' Mi! f 7 f' 1 - 1 w U s T - -4 , . A sr . -ff V , f sf v I 1 in l f ', ':J. ,JZ ,. , . , . . ,J. . . ' 'Z . , . I , . ': . 3 . , . , . g , ' 2 ' 7 ' H ' 7 ' 7 ' 5 ' 5 ' 1 ' 1 ' 7 ' C-LITE For the first time in a number of years the students of Brush were assured of a printed paper during the last semester. This was because a subscription campaign energetically con- ducted by Art Raybin, Arc-Lite business manager, was received by over 70 per cent of the student body. The paper owed much of its success to the efforts of Editor Lucy Aveni and to Pamela Bilkey, managing editor. Contributors for the most part were from the journalism class in its first year at Brush. The Arc-Lite tried to report all activities that were of interest to the students at Brush as honestly and as entertainingly as possible. Left to right: P. Bilkey, C. Nieman, B. Yenigar, S. Levine, D. Selle. D. Eichels, J. Cicero, G. Drayer, L. Laban, L. Aveni. 108 I I' M W , fi HI LITE Marie Nero, 1954 business manager, and Barabara Cantor 1955 business manager, discuss financial plrns with Mr. Bivhle, faculty advisor for the busi- The 1954 business staff Geared. lefz to rigbtf: Carol Nieman, Pat Forker, Beverly Lucas, Elaine Fried, Bernice Silverlieb, Dolores Mirossay, Lillian Varte- Varian. Gtanding, left to rigbtlz Joanne Kerr, Marie Nero C1954 business managerb, Barbara Yenigar. Robert McGregor, Stephanie Rees, Barbara King report the results of their successful advertising campaign to Editor Braucher. S - 1 5 1 1 f 't H+ fm- .W ,..,M,-.W. a,..,,..,, . ' , X ,rs , il L The editorial staff meets to discuss its common problems. Sealed. left to right: Lynda Downing, Micky McCammon. Pat Walter, Barbara Matthews, Sandy Richards, l-lelane Szoke, Carol Nieman, Carol Miller, Anita MacKay. Slmzcfifzg. lefl lo right: Toloa Schiller. jackie Hudak, Pat Ramsey. joy Belt. Alan Brown. Bob McGregor, Anne Palermo. The 19511 Hi-l.ite staff has spent many long hours preparing this book for publica- tion. They have tried to make it the best Hi-Lite ever produced They hope that you, the reader, will enjoy this book as much as they enjoyed working on-The IU5-l Hi-l.ite. l .ff Busy working on layouts and copy are Pat Ramsey and Lynda Downing. The sports section was cleverly arranged by Sports Editors Carl Block and Neal Bogatay. ASSILMBLIIL A demonstratlon of our cheerleaders enthuslasm at a pep ra y Brush defeated Mayf1eld for the thnrd consecunve year to retaln possess1on of the trophy offered by the Soclety for Savmgs to the wmner of thls annual clash Mr Artress pre sents the trophy to co captams Bob Nlchols and Gene Kr1e low at the Football Awards Assembly 112 ,,- One of the fmest assemblles of the year was presented by Mr Charles Klng M Kung a talented barltone presented an en joyftble program consnstmg of folk balltds Brush was wery fortunate th1s year 1n the fact that tt had many fme assembhes On thls page we see scenes from three of them N Y W so 5. Y Q ' B ' fl A 1 f ll . ---,,,...... ...- ,awp . . ' . gr. f 'fig QS x 4 I vfxn IT! Imp SW '72 I AN Q' The footbwll seqson wie CIIITIHXCC1 bs thc innuil V1rS1ry Hop The pm WIS LiLQOflI6d ln tha Iflcilllllflll Broun ml Cold vnth sormrhlng mm mu 1 vnilum, vm nn pcmcr of thu pm Thq queen md her court rugmd for thc CXLHIFIL, 'Ilm soft llehtb md sweet ITILISIL will long be Qhcrlshed IH our mcmorlu KW M44 g A .. ,t '- - ' g -- ,K 'Qi XX N, 1 i f NX If ul xr. , ,. 'Q I Q L' K' . :ln A H . ju- Q A U K V E 'A ,lvl ' mp1- v-U' If I - . - I - , z. , ' A 4 '52 A, 1 KIWAN S YUUTII TE -I-f The dream of the Krwamans for the youth of South Euchd and Iyndhursr came true by a combrnatron of ox meat hard work and purpose Krwamms from all walks rure esrrmared to be worth S125 000 was burlr for S50 OOO A famnllar scene on 1 Saturday mghr A popular place after a dance basketball gmmr and durmg a Suurday mghr canteen 114 , . , F . ?- S ' 5 L ., , . , 3 U . .i 6 of lrfe became carpenters and brrcklayers on weekends and mghrs, the result-a struc- , , , , - , , .W V L . 4 ' My . . , 1 The students were deltghted and amazed at the features of the Ktwants Youth Center It contatns a large room where meetxngs or dances may be held 1 complete kttchen a snack bar and a lounge area wtth a double ftreplace The furntture md drapertes selected by a student commtttee and bought wtth money ratsed by the students rn magaztne drtves added a cheerful and homey atmosphere to the lounge 1 youth of the communtttcs feel a great tn --- debtedness to the Km ants for thts magnt ftctent center A stncere thanks to the Km ants from the class of 195-1 Looktng back oer the many years vue have spent together at Brush H5 H K ly - The students of Brush, as well as the . 7 . . X 116 BRL' ll PRESEN S HARVEY The transformation from a student to an actor, after the lines are learned, is done by the make-up crew. -v A scene from Harvey Vita Louise tells her woes to judge Gaffney. After many weeks of memorizing lines, struggling with characterization, building scenery, and securing costumes, under the patient and capable direction of Miss Williams, The Penguin Players presented their successful fall play, Harvey The play, Harvey,,' is built around an imaginary rabbit, who is visible only to Elwood P. Dowd' The play shows Dowd's at- tempt to escape the realities of the world. The grand finale! The cast, Iefl 10 right: Linda Laban, Barbara Buus, Glen Morocco. Marilyn Mullian, Ann Palermo, Saul Levine, Micky Machi, Tom Duncan, Joe Cicero, Nancy Balogh, Pat Walter, Stuart Clark. BRDW and GOLD E U Brush presented lm 1r1r1u1l 1111111 sl11x1 rhlx 111r sp1111s11rL1l hx the Student L11unc1l un er the d1reu111r111fC1r11l Mlllcr X 111 Ill 1 rn 1l L rl Q l11 l1 1 11lcr1r5 11l your Q Ss mites ur1r1l 11111 l1 ue seen 11111 ml rl sc num A sugar lJl7 1111 1l1111e hs 1ll Hara 1 e see The MCli7Llf1Il11fS A I1 l IUI1111 P XX1l1r Iflll NIIIILI md Bula M1rrl1cv1s presentlng B1 1LlIy md The BL 151 I' In TAR Q I'csr111l 1l li hr r Lkklllllgl hmx lr 11st l1 IS pcrformu If m Lllfferenr plum l'lI1L,lllL lr11111 wld IKLL h11r11u I11 h11,l1 s1l11111ls The show LODFIIHS d1r1CerS smgers b1r11r1 uurlnrx md 111 old f1111r1te 1 1111.11 lmd bmd Le 1 zo rzglyz P11 Rocmer Hamer I.efk11v11rz Mel Amcnd11l1 md Helms Szoke 2 7 A 5 if- 41 f- 1 gil ' 'itll 1' I f ' 1, ,l I A21 'l . ' lf' 1 All ' st ,I-4 , 1 ,1 lf, K G 1 1 . lfi +7 A1 1.1 X ' VL ' ,JV x, I Q l 'V 1 Z' 1 , .sl If V g 5 I ' 2 ' gd 1 N ' gc' g I cl I ' n 21 I ' . 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Senior English took on a new light as several sections prepared radio sketches and musical comedies on the State's early history. The art students kept the halls well detorated with the State flag and various other Ohio symhols. The highlight of the week eame on Deeemher fourth, At this time a gala pageant was presented to the sthool. The pageant tovered the period from Moses Cleveland to present day Lyndhurst and South Euelid. Bill Ferguson was the narrator of the show that was patterned after the T, V. series This ls Your Life. Featured players were: ,Iohnny Appleseed. Sam Lazzarog The Shakers, led hy Anne Palermog President Garfield. Dick Braucherg Annie Oakley, Sandy MatGregorg Charles li, Brush. Larry Beniaming and Sandy Adams as Miss Ohio. Miss Charlotte Teller of South Futlid and Mayor Elmer lilhrett of Lyndhurst tlosed the show with hrief sketches tif this areas history. The entire telehration was planned hy the Leaders' Cluh as its first projett of the year. AN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE At least the deadlrne IS met the telephones have ceased the typewrrters are hushed the artrsts have put down therr bmshes and another H1 Lrte IS frmshed addmg another volume to the hrstory of Charles F Brush Hrgh School Completrng our H1L1te IS the begmnlng of another A new edxtor has already begun the loumey that w1ll lead to the completron of hrs annual I can only hope that he mll recerve rs much cooperatron from hrs strff and advrsor as I have rece1ved from mme My specral thanks to Mr Shupp the adm1n1strat1on faculty and student body for therr cooperatron durlng the productron of thrs book Mr Shupp w1ll probably long remember revrewrng the 1954 H1 Lrte He IS the one person rn a m1ll1on who would trudge through the snow to help you meet a deadlrne To Mr Leahy of Inter Collegxate Press and Mrs Glontz of ean Sardou Studros I wrsh to express my srncere apprecratron for therr expert advrce and servrce To Marre Nero my Busrness Manager and her staff and therr faculty advrsor Mr Frederlck Brehle 1 specral merrt award for then' excellent subscrrptron 1nd advertrsnng campargn To Marle thanks for an advertrsrng sectron well done Robert McGregor and Carol Nreman the Theme Edrtors deserve plaudrts for the rntroductron to thrs annual A bouquet to Carol Mrller Faculty Edrtor for her f1ne work on the admrnrstratron sectron of our annual To my Senror Edrtors Anne Palermo and Anrta MacKay my heartfelt apprecratnon for the many hours they spent that each senror mrght have a specral sayrng and a senror secnon he can remrnrsce over many years to come For a terrrfrc yob and orxgmal rdeas thanks to my Sports Edrtors Carl Block and Neal Bogatay To Lynda Downmg my Homecomrng Edrtor for preparrng a memorable sectnon on the queen the cheerleaders and mayorettes thanks' Our last year at Brush would not be complete wrthout the memorres of the underclassmen My specxal appreclatron to Sandy Rlchards Underclassmen Edrtor For accomplrshrng the rmpossrble preparrng a sectton on the many clubs and HCIIVIIICS at Brush my countless thanks to joy Belt Clubs Edrtor To Helane Szoke Act1v1t1es Edrtor for collectmg data and formulatrng the act1v1t1es pages thank ou I express my congratulatrons to Toloa Schrller Art Edrtor and her staff for the beautxful art work rn thrs book To Barbara Matthews Copy Edrtor wuh nred eyes for the many hours she spent proofreadmg copy my deepest apprecratron To my energetrc and enthus1ast1c Photography Edrtor Pat Ramsey who assrsted mem makrng possrble the many photographs IU thrs annual I can never fully express my thanks To Pat Walter Layout Edrtor my rrght hand man rn prepar1ng the necessary dummy book composrtes for the pages of thrs book I g1VC my srncerest thanks Type' Type' Type' and type some more jack1e Hudak Head Typrst typed thousands of words rn order that thrs book mrght be completed My srncere gratrtude to you ackre Forthehe1pfulstud6r1r1nd6X lrlthrs book a specral thanks to Mrcky McCammon Index Edrtor Last but not least everyone wrll long remember two boys wrth therr cameras Alan Brown and Fred Prerson student photographers My srncere apprecnatron to each and every person who has helped to make th1s book poss1ble To the person who has helped me the most and has shared my every problem my adv1sor Mr Wxllram Freeman I can never express rn words my true gratttude I have greatly enroyed the work that I have put rnto thrs book and the assocratrons I have had w1th my staff I consrder lf an honor to have been the edrtor of the H1 L1te for my class the class of 1954 I hope that the future wrll hold only b1gger and better H1L1tes for Charles F Brush Hrgh School GAL EDITOR I I 9 ,, ' ' 1 f A ' V' rl I I . . . 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' V ' - , ,911 ,1 ,l07,1ll 121 STUDENT INDEX R1nella Roseman Roemer Patr1c1a Rosasco Mars Ann Rosenberg Barbara Rosenblum Niarcra Ross Joanne Rosser Mrles ROSS1 Rose Roth Edward Rothstem Rene Runkle Carol Russell Duane Russell Kenneth Russell Wrlham Salamon Lucxlle Salter Donald Salzano Lourse Sammon Danrel Samson Donald Samuelson Rrchard Sanford Lowell Samson Rlchard Saphrre Marcra Saracson Mary Sauter John Savage Harvey Schettler Theodore Schwartz James Schrllace Joseph Schrller Toloa Schmeller Raymond Schmrdt Paul Schrnolz Patrrcra Schmunk Donald Schnerder Lawrence Schultz Boyd Schumann Sandra Schumm Sally Schwarz Alrce Schwed Donald Schween Donald Schwerzer Allan Scott James Scranka Sylvxa Seabeck Lee Serta: Donald Sexth Joan Selle Donald Seywert Carolyn Shaffer Joyte 52 70 0 59 79 87 3 100 9 7 86 7 7 99 1 47 78 contmued Srlverlreb Ada Srlverlreb Bermce Srmmelrnk Barbara Srmmons Fran Slmpso SlVlllO Srwrk SIWIK Smrth Smrth Smrth Smrth Smyth Smyth Snyder Somme n Dennrs Martha Elarne Leonard Barbara Draua Doreen Mananne Btran Roger Robert r Barbara 86 87 7 01 78 4 100 07 8 3478 6 5 56 2 93 70 86 92 0 Shanks Bruce 82 95 Shaw john Shrelds Shrrrlla Shrvely Shorter Shupp Srdano Ruth Geraldrne Guy Delbert ,ludrth Betty 78 99 7 01 88 8 O 00 0 0 06 7 0 Speece Peter Spencer Ronnre Spetrxno Barbara Spres Thomas Sprvak Patrrcra Stanbury Arlene Starkey Stanley Starr James Strllrnger Don Stone Theodore Stuart Martha Sulc Rrchard Summers Joan Sutfm Rollm Szabo Dolly Szego Ronald Szoke Helene Taddeo Kenneth Takacs Edward Taylor Joan Tenenbaum Gayle Theon Yvonne Thomas Cynthra Thomas Kathleen Thomas R1chard Thompson James Throckmorton Joan Toomey James 8 90 98 3 91 7 8 Sl 37 95 79 83 82 92 94 95 1 58 9 37 62 83 7 I 52 8 8 100 09 O1 00 7 5 7 06 38 00 Toprnka John 88 Torgler DIBHC 9 8 Tr1v1sonno Susan Tsevdos Nrck Tucker Morton Turner Elaine Tutolo Joseph Valentlno lanlte Valentlno Norman X alms Loralee 122 100 105 47 79 8 Vande Stadt Charles Varrexarran L1ll1an Vaslxo Ruth X entura Loretta Ventura Mark Vescelrus Lrnda Xreracher Rrchard X 1nce Anthony X rnce Charles Vxrko Gladys Volrek Iames Wager Sandra XX agner Nlartha Walter Par Walther Alfred Ward Lorece Wardle Paul Vifatson Kas Wlatson Ronald Wawzynrak Bernard Weber James Weber Sue Wernraub Morrrs Wernraub Renee We1nste1n Max WCISS Myron Westenhaver Garl Whrtbeck Marc1a Whrte Sandra XY!1ckham Fred W1zg1ns Lorena Wllke Janet Wrllrams Barbara Wrlson john Wrlson Kenneth Wunder Marnlyn Wrnkleman Nancy Wrnrer Carol Wmton Donald Woods Wrllram Wloolf Marlene Wyman Robert Yarolrn Janet Yeager Gordon Yenrgar Barbara Yesrkoff Arthur 7aner Howard Zappone Mary Ann Zaslov Sandra Zavaslu John Zavoda john Zerger james 39 0 5 71 39 4 8 92 95 90 93 4 40 47 82 84 40 88 90 91 0 4 59 8 79 87 40 90 83 88 94 08 7 8 1 O ' , I I . ... ..,34, 91, 100 f f , .. ,.,., .......,,,.,,.,.... 7 8. 326 187 , , . , ,, 1 1 ,,.... . 1 .1 .....,,,., ,................, . . 1 . ,10,110 1 .1 . 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' 71, .2, as ' ' ' 121 , ' . ...... ...... 71, 101, 10 ' . .. .179 Q ,,,,, M ..,m47 79 4 1 ' 1 . . ..... 1 . 8, 1 , 1 4 1 ' . 79, 101 ' ' Vv--w---v-'-'-.--,-A..--4.4---' X , NN is 0 L5 I S ' , C As N x Evergreens Shrubs Vases HI 2 3567 FREE THERESA S FLOWERS H1 2 3568 DELIVERY its 4 Flowers for all occasrons MACAUDA GROCERY 'Cl 'i JQLZSLQQ Creatnve g1fIS from all 9? 5365 Mayfleld Rd Lyndhurst ohm 'W 4082 Mayfreld Road South Euclld EV 10535 EV 199579 THEODORE H DOLL 5280 Mayfleld Road Lyndhurst Ohlo Furmrure Car etmg Upholstermg Custom Bu1lt to F1t 623 Green Road YOur HOIHC Comphrnents of Hl 2 2474 Best WlShCS to the Class of 1954 GOLD S SUNOC SERVI E Mayfxeld and Sherbrook Roads Best Wrshes From The Charles F. Brush Lyndhurst 24, Ohio P RE 'I' TEA HER ASSO lA'l'l0 4 - , - 'Q' . A 'J , K 4- QC 'inf' sr . . 447 fail, 0 tx?- The Store With Quality Mears Efw' '- Over the World! . Q -cy . - P . ' U.. . 9 J OHNNIE S GfOCCf1CS 'Ind Quallty Meats 4781 Mtyfleld 1 7195 Compliments of PATTERSON WALLPAPFR AND PAINT I 179 Green Road Feeds and Seeds Hiy Strem 1nd Fernlrzers Farm Equlpment Power Movsers Gtrden Tmttors SOUTH EUCLID GARDFN SUPPLY EV 1 1966 4318 Mslyheld Best WISDCS To The Class of 54 SOUTH FUCLID HARDWARE 1147 Mfryfleld South fuclld Tony Sylvester EV 1 979f MAY GREEN SHELL SERVICE Servrte ls Our Busmess 1507 Green Rotd South Euelld Best Wnshes SOUTH EUCLID BI RITE SUPER MARKET Eqst of Green Roqd Mlymore Shopping Center South Euclid 71 OhlO HElGH1:nSmen MOTOR SALES WW 4365 Mfzyfleld Rd EV 1 1180 S Your Nenghborhood Dealer For 20 Years x g 9 l' L . L J X., . ' EV -.. ' 2 ' L 1 J J ff. A- C AA - I - P1499 and 4501 Mayfield Road ' s of 0 t'- . I . . :JD . f A 5 X L I t, .973 G Od L lx LINHART S FINER F om CARPENTER VISUAL SERVICE M sf ld R 13902 E cld A e EV11085 Cong at lat ons to the Class of ro TIIE SOUTH EAST CHEVROLET LET JEAN SARIJOU PORTRAITS Record All Th I po tant e ts Y L fe TAYLOR S o uc' ' r J -H20 aj ic oad u i V . ' i 54 F m ,,f -'L 8815 Broadway 5:-lj , .,,, Tj .E 1ff --.W MI 1-9300 L. EJ HWS e m r Ev n in our i jean Sar d' ' Flo 9 126 Compliments of HINST PHARMACY, INC. JOSEPH C. SCHULTE FUNERAL HOME 4092 Mayfreld Road 5244 Mayfxeld Road Mayfneld and Green Roads South Euclrd Oh1o EV 1 0204 Servlce to t e Src 24 Hour Invalld Car Servrce Compllments of MILES AUTO STORE Parts for all cars BUNDY S HARDWARE Complete Machme Shop Servrce EV 2 0122 Free Delrvery 4495 Mayfreld Road Your Money Grows Safely A warm welcome HWHIIS old frrends and new as old as rnvrte your savxngs account Large or small rt earns xnterest at our current rate ZWC76 In UNION there IS strength 4470 Mayf1eld at Green a n d Downtown 232 Superror LDAN CUMPAN - I h l k n s 9 - - nwa . 1861 as young as today. We I - - b . . . Compliments of T ll E 2 MfldRdS E ldOh EV15454 435 ay1e o uci io 14015553 REALTORS and BUILDERS THE MESSENGER AL S and EDYTHE S SHOP A Store is judged by the Companies It Keeps At ALS Arrow Shirts and Ties Hickok and Paris Belts Jockey Underwear Van Heusen Shirts Swank ewelry Mallory and Stetson Hats Catalina Swim Trunks At EDYTHE S onathon Logan Dresses Bobbie Brooks Sportswear Ship N Shore Blouses Van Raalte Accessories fmtzen Girdles Life Bras White Stag Sportswear Mary Barron Slips 4485 87 Mayfield Rd HAS THE READERS Frozen Foods Free Delivery South Euclid BENNY S MARKET Quality Foods 8z Meats HI 2-2410 5105 Mayfield Rd PROFESSIGNALLY CORRECT HILL S LUNCH Green Road at Mayfield GABLE PHARMACY 3964 Mayfield Rd. Cleve. Heights when EV 1-7210 South Euclid started We started In 19 3 3 FRANK IIILDRETII REALTY C0 From Warehouse to Your House WAREHOUSE BEVERAGE South Euclid's Complete Beverage Store 4412 Mayfneld Road EV 2 0320 4364 Mayfreld Road EV 1 5344 Best Wishes To The Class of '54 MARJORIE S GIFT SHOPPE Mayland Shopprng Center MAR KAY FOOD MARKET Complete Food and Meat Market 1 8650 1 8631 Delrvery Servrce 3978 Mayf1eld Road JOHN WARD CROSS 1325 Mayfreld Road South Euclrd EV 1 5455 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Auto Fxre and Lrfe Insurance Smcere Congratulatrons An Best WISDCS Te SOUTH EUCLID ICE 8z BEVERAGE CO 1438 Green Road EV 1 2998 'IEIEPIIIIIIE Vlllll Ulll 1-1 I CW Thlnhlng About our Future? Maybe a telephone career IS Just what you want an lnterestmg Job wlth a good salary and fr1endly people to work wlth Why not come 1n and talk lt over? THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 9 1' ' K ' EV - EV - ' ' ' ' , , Lf!-0. d Y Q W 1 To ' I h X . Class of '54 M I Z f . ' .S , J' u' -S' -S V .. . 1 ' r T'l ' K- II, , Compliments of the SDUTII EUCLID SIIDE STDRE 4467 Mayfield Road CCorner of Green Road Next Door to Society For Savingsj G0059- saoes RANCH MOTORS Compliments f EV 2-2424 CASTELLANO S Bu Smrade RESTAURANT Y USED CARS Always Prrced Wrth The Market Mayfreld Road Mayfield Road West of Green Road PENN SANITARY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING CD 840 East 93rd Cleveland s Orngmal LUX Flake Laundry Complete Laundry Servnce washed 1n Gentle Lux Flakes Quallty Dry Cleanrng For Pnck up and Delrvery Servxce Phone Lrberty 1 6270 :X ED 1 il 5 4 L 'lr O 9 0 SOUTH EUCLID JEWELERS GERSENY PHARMACY Watch Repanrs Engraving 5369 Mayfield Road Lyndhurst Ohio 4445 Mayfield Road Cat Greenj south Euclid 21 ohio Hmcfest 2 9820 EV 2 0212 Best Of Luck to the Class of 54 CONGRATULATIONS Best Wwhes To The To the Class of 54 Class of 54 ROSASCO S BAKERY 3974 Mayfield Road NACY S Mayfield And Green GAIITEC SOUND EQUIPMENT Cleveland Oh1o CE 1 8634 YE 2 9345 School and industrial sound equipment Tape recorders Dictation Equipment Motion Picture and snll projectors Screens Serving SOUTH EUCLID LYNDHURST CLEVELAND HEIGHTS MAYFIELD HEIGHTS School Districts STELLAS DRIVE IN 422 Mayfield Road . 'fkxig-A I ' EV I 9876 Od Tk O Q ! fefs to ae ut N The Best in Sandwiches - , 9 9 9 lntercommunication and paging equipment. Stage Lighting and rigging. 9 . f 44 . , . Y' Y ' b - 1 I 1 Alteratrons MAY NOBLE MEATS New Constructrons Qholce Meats Commercxal Industrral Frre Appralsals HOWARD L SMITH INC Frozen Foods 654 Green Road South Euclld 21 Oh1o EV 1 4525 Shelf Grocerles 3968 Mayfield Rd EV I 7228 Complete Servrce Statron Servrce PARHAM AND MARTIN HEIGHTS BEVERAGE 5962 Mayfreld Road Your Offrcnal Guaranteed Startrng Statron rn Lyndhurst Ev 14400 5211 Mayfreld Road Pfompf Home Dehvfffy Hrllcrest 2 9815 CO o ' IEE! V fro t C M Q . , B I JA We Delrver ar: I EV 1 1200 GREEN ROAD LUMBER CO 689 Green Road For ualrty and Servrce Call MICHELLE DRY CLEANERS 5557 Mayfleld Htllcrest 2 2505 Save IOW on Cash 8: Carry 2 Hour Servrce Free Ptckup 8: Delrvery We Own and Operate Our Own Plant - - -W---7--W - A-l -1 CW, , rl'- .- -ls Yo .YW ,. ,, , ROCK'S MEN'S WEAR Featurmg Manhattan antzen McGregor Jockey Hrtkok Dobbs 4511 Mayfneld Road Maymore Shopplng Center TOWER FURNITURE INC Complete Home Outfrtrers 4450 Mayfreld Road EV 1 7525 So Euclid QUALITY FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES Best Wrshes to the CLASS OF 54 S S KRESGE 5C to 351 Store 4503 Mayfleld Road Maymore Shopprng Center If Buymg or Selhng Consult The ROWLAND REALTY CO 4163 Mayfleld EV 1 0500 Good Luck to the Class of 54 LYNDHURST FOOD FAIR 5345 Mayf1eld Road My Famrly Nrght N naw J Every Thursday N1ght Q vu f open Umm 9 PM MD MOTTER MUSIC HOUSE YE 7 2407 Tmthmg Studxos Instrument Sales Complete Instrument Reparr Servxce J . . . oo. , U ' ' K J , 'X, L L . T ui t ' ' I' C A' 7 K -L. Comphments KASTEN TYPEWRITER 4515 Ra bo Rod MA 12555 GLENRIDGE MACHINE M 114 Neg ell P sd m 4188 ole Hitt Ro C1 s th E ld 21 ho THE COLONIAL SHOP F ne G fts G eet ng C rds 4482 M yf eld Road So th E cl d EV 18169 Co pl r THE GENT MACHINE COMPANY 445Ge Road SothE ld21Oho BON AL FURNITURE H rry R by P esident 50 d ply 30D dply THREE FLOORS OF FURNITURE GOOD LUCK To The CLASS OF 54 From The H1 Llte Staff 4 a r i, re i e n i 'I a in W 21 ou uc i , O i m imen s of i i r i a a i u u i r en - u uc i , i I a u , r ' Over Bedroom sets on is a on our second floor at all times. inette sets on is a in our basement. Living room and Dining room sets on our first floor. 9 ff f I 1 ll x 4 2 R 4 1954 ANGELS M ,X Mrs Mrs Mrs Xl SR li and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Clyde M all all all all all all all all all all all all all all Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs A B Anderson Frank Avenr A A Barnett Barnhard Joseph Barone Lawrence J Basler Charles W Belt Wnllxam Beverndge George Bock Harold V Braucher Henry Brrcker G S Bridge M L Brock R W Byrne Fred Chalmers L N Cobb M D Cole Carl D Connor Ann Cox an an an an and an Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs E F Cozens Frank E Crang Fred A Crarne john Ward Cross Charles DAnna Carl DeCarlo Margaret A Dennns all all all all all all all Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrldred all all all all all all all all all Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs A A U Dredernch Homer Downmg U C Drayer A R Dremann John S Dula T W Egolf H A Erchels Evershed George Frderro Gordon M Forker Alex Frred james Gralamas Edward Greenberg R H Haserodt E E Hauexsen Mnchael Havrnlek Albert G Hehr all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Toge Helsing George Heman L B Hrmes F C Hopkms George E Hudak Lours Hudec S O Huppert Roy Hynes J F Iammarnno R Isaac W Jenks M johnson C Kasten N C Krng Wxllram Kleln W C Krnelow Archxe Laban J W Landenberger Anthony Lanese H E Lawrence Joseph Lazzaro Sam Lazzaro Marzel Levan Don LoPr1nce joseph Lucas james Lyons John MacKay jack Malkrn Paul Mancmo S H Manley W H Marnn D -I Masrno J P Matrka W A Matthews M B McCammon W R McDonald Robert McGregor W R Merednth George Muller Robert Moorehead Wnllnarn Moxr jay R Muller John Nero ,J 'QQ 135 - A ,la w ll! an ., ll f KA . , V Q V l N ' fx . K ' I V Q X' ' ng ' f- 1 7 X 'Va L G it 1' 'V ' , I tm Aft W I , 5 0 . , ft 'Xl Mr. . . . Mr. d . ' ' lg - : f Mr. . ' Mr. d . rr 2 'aw fy, Mr. . . . Mr. d . . . ' lx. 6 'V 'wb' I Mr. . Mr. d . . . ' f 94' Mr. d . Mr. d . . W' XJ Mr. d . . Mr. d . ' Mr. d . . Mr. d . . . Mr. d . ' ' ' Mr. d . Mr. d . Mr. d . . . ' Mr. d . . Mr. d . A. . Mr. d . ' Mr. d . C. . Mr. d . . . ' Mr. d . J. . Mr. d . . . Mr. d . A. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. B. Louis Kerr Mr. d . . . Mr. d . . . ' Mr. d . Mr. d - ' ' ' Mr. d . . . Mr. d . . . ' A Mr. d . . . Mr. d . ' Mr. d . . Mr. d . . . , Mr. d . Mr. d . . . Mr- Cl - . - Mr. d . . ' Mr- d - Mr. d . . ' Mr- Cl - Mr. d . Mf- fi - Mr. . ' MF- Cl - ' Mr. d . Mi- 3 - , , ' Mr. . Mr. d .... ' ' MT- d - Mr. d l ' Ml. Cl . . Mr. d . . . Mf- d - Q Mr. d . . . Mr- d - - - Mr. d . . . Mf- d - - - ' Mrf d . . . ' Mr- d - - - , ' Mr. d . . . . Mr. d u ' ' Mr. d . . . ,Mr. d . . Mr- d - - - Mr. d A ' Ml. d . Mr. d . MY- d - I Mr. d . . . 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