Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)
- Class of 1954
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THE STUDENTS OF
EUCLID SENIOR HIGH
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Elaine Lokar Art Editor .......,,. Deanna Cook
. , .Al Carlson Business Manager ,... Janet Eiber
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The year of 1954- witnessed a distinct change at Euclid High . . .
a certain something seemed to be added . . . the intangible feeling
called school spirit had begun to grow . . . it was the feeling that
brought tears to our eyes at the first pep assembly . . . a quickened
heartbeat as our alma mater was sung . . . a deep feeling of pride
whenever our school was mentioned . . . a closer harmony between
faculty and students as we worked together with one objective in mind
fthe best for Euclid High . .
The spirit of Euclid High is still growing and will continue to do
so for many years to come . . . we have tried to present the year of
1953-541 to you through the eyes and ears of our school itself . . .
Eddy, as we have nicknamed our school, will bring back memories to
you of your own high school days . . . days filled with joys, sorrows,
successes, and disappointments. Uome with us to meet Eddy -- listen
eagerly and read carefully as he writes his t'First lVill and Testament"
. for he has a remarkable story of a t'uly remarkable year to tell.
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Hail to Thee, O Euclid High School
To thy name all praise we sing.
Happy days of youthful pleasure,
llearning, living, life so dear.
Our hearts fill with gratitude
For all that is to be-
Almu Mater, Euclid High School,
All our praise we bring to thee.
XVhere the blue of Erie,s waters
Casts the sunk bright golden rays,
There all Euclid's sons and daughters
Sing the Joys of student days.
If after-days be dark and drear
And htorms of life draw nigh,
The memories of our friendships here
lVill lift our hearts to Euclid High.
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I, Edward Samuel Hughes, Senior, being of sound stone and
steel, do hereby dedicate this book, My First Will and Testa-
ment, to the ever-growing "School Spiritv enclosed in my
frame . . . I hereby will the events of my school year, 1953-
1954, to the memory of those who shared, lived, and experi-
enced them Q . . And so, on this eleventh day of June, 1954, I
hereby set my hand to bring back in writing the above said
happenings . . . I request that as you read the pages set be-
fore you of my First Will and Testament, that a word, pic-
ture, or phrase will bring a memory to your mind, a smile to
your lips, and a thought, "It was a wonderful year V' . . .
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Fine Arts . . .
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Advertisers . . .
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:IN contrast with the rest. of the world, every
American has an opportunity for an education.
It is possible for him to go to school through senior
high school without the payment of fees which are
a part of many liuropean school systems. The
only limitation is his ability and effort. If he has
these two elements, he can go through college by
means of scholarship. Nowhere else in the world is
such an opportunity available. Universal free pub-
lic education is a priceless American heritage. Like
any other public institution. the schools must sur-
vive under public scrutiny and examination. In a
democracy. constructive criticism produces growth
and development to meet the needs of the people.
As each senior receives his diploma. the obliga-
tion of preserving, improving, and advancing' the
eause of public education should be in his mind.
Your parents and the citizens of your eity hope
that you have taken full advantage of the oppor-
tunities in our publie schools. Your future obliga-
tion is to pass this opportunity on to future gen-
erations. The Board of Education expresses its
congratulations and best wishes for your future.
Sincerely yours,
YV. G. Fordyce
MH. YY. G. FORDYCE
si'i-1-:iciN'I'ENm-:N'1' or sc'Hoo1,s
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Menillers slzinding lm-fl to right nr:-1 Mr. V. l'I, liowiiinn. I'r4-sident llussn-ll Glass, Yi4'e-Presiileiit Mrs
Hraee XV:itkins, Mr Loyal Luiliart, and Mr. John lbavis
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JIT IS a satisfying experience to look back over
the activities and achievements of any school
year. I am sure that as you leaf through the pages
of this annual you will have pleasant memories of
an enjoyable and worth-while year with your class-
mates and teachers.
As the years go by, you will treasure more the
story told within the covers of this book.
The Enclidian staff and sponsor are to be con'-
gratulated for this fine production. Their efforts
in behalf of the entire school are appreciated.
The best wishes of the school go with the class of
195-11. lVIay their ambitions be achieved with honor
to themselves and their school.
Sincerely yours.
Clifford G. Owens
OUR friendships of high school days are most
lasting. for they have been tested over and over
again.
This yearbook is a record of friendship. Inter-
esting' as it is now, it will become increasingly more
valuable with passing years. To you these class-
mates will always be young. carefree, and joyful.
No matter what changes life may make, you will
have the privilege of looking upon your friends as
they were during your happy days at Euclid Senior
High School. May you receive the best of every-
thing.
Sincerely yours.
Yvalter Schwegler
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Mu. NIERYI. 1sAt'M mi UNS-
lll-IA N OF BUYS
Mr, Meryl Baumer has been Dean of Boys
since my first school year. Previously he ml
tau ht 'lt Sh re - l '- ft'- l l '. I'-at . - -
gl f o fine pmt nec tw I As twcher for km-ll
experiences have equipped hnn well tor the h
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position he now holds. '
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IIILXN oi' umm
Dean of Girls, Mrs. Harriet Shouts. guides
' girl stnflcnts along thc ro:ul to hotter
citizenship. ltrevionsly sllc was at visiting
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ino' Lrirls choose their right vocation or col-
hfre 15 one of her nizun llutics.
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Xlrs. Louise Yvintcrs, Bliss Hvinifrecl lVillis. llliss Nancy' llllllllil, :incl Miss
thirteen
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Flora Stone Mutlwr - A.I3.
Columbia I'nivvrsity -
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MISS P,-U.'I.INI'I IIIERLQ
Kent Slate I'nive1'f-ity - I3.S,
XVestern Reserve I'nivers-ity - MSX.
English
NIR. HAROLD III .XCKIIVRN
Otti-rin-in Collt-gc - .X.I5.
VIR-sterli libs:-rw Ifnivx-rsily - II..X.
Engllixlz
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XYekat Virginia 'I'wicli:'ix College'
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IM-i'ium'4' Colin-gr - A.II.
Ohio State I'nivc-rsity - BI..'X.
English
MII. IIIYRUN GURIIUN
.hlalln-rt. XVl'Sl1'I'II Itcsvrvc Uni-
versity - I5..'X.
II'ostvrn Iiesei'w- llIlIYL'l'Sltj' - MSX.
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Western Reserve University - ILA.
XVestc-rn Reserve Vniversity - BLA.
Vlmirniun, Lungzmgrf llrparfnzrlzf
IFVPIIFII
MRS. RUBY OLSON
Ohio VV6--Icynn I'nivi-rsity - ,X.B.
Fiiiverxity of Cliicago - MA.
IfnylIi.vlz
MII. FRANK IJRINGLE
St. IIOIl2lVl'IIIllY'U I'nive'rsity - B..-X.
lfnylish
MR. LEONARD ROBIQCK
VS'estern Reserve University - B.A.
XVOstern R1-serve I.'niversity - M.A.
Spwrlz, English
MR. XYAI,'I'I'1R SCHL"l'Z
Otterlwin Collegv - IS..-X.
Ohio State l'nivex-,ity - BS. in Ed.
I,I'!III1flfi!'.V, English
NIR. ANTHONY YACCARIEI.I.O
Miami University - B.S.
IV:-stern Reserve I'niversity - M..-X.
Sliflllfkh
BI ISS R l"l'H VER MILLION
Akron I'niversity - B..-X.
NVestern livsei-vc Vniversity - BLA.
Lufin. English
fourteen
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pearev Bl?lC'kllLll'Il.S SClll0l'I':llgA
lisll class in tllc library. Oncc
he told nic his classes used,
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lvelistcr as ai ffuiclu. :incl Env'-
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lisli llt0l'?lflll'C as :1 cunficl:1nte."
My English I,QIJ2ll'tlllCl1l pre-
pares my seniors for flu-ir cols
leffc freslnnzln vc-ul' of 1'lnv'lisl1.
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B's." Iglll surc liis stuclcnfs
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row. and t0Ill0l'l'0W, and tus
Ill0l'1'0W.,,q 'i'1'lmn surc Illlil firm
sol E2ll'tll,,. :incl writing coni-
pletc accounts of tlicir week-
Cnfls and llolicluys.
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firnily in flu- niinrls of my sins
rlcnls leiliing' flic coxtrsc. If
givcs flic lmsivs. tlzl- lczwliing
pronunc-i:ilim1, and the clenicn-
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studcnf liens
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Rio Grumle College - lS.S. in Htl. e xiffx,
Ohio State University - MA. ,, ,.,. 2,
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Cniversity of Dayton - l3.S.
Ohio State lvlllV1'l'hltj' - l1l.l4l.
.llyrhru, Sulizl lfl'1lIII1'fl"Il.
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Ohio Cniversity - NIA. in ltltl.
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Ohio State I'nivn'rsity - l5.S. in lid.
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Miami University - A.l5.
Western Reserve University - M.A.
Che IN ixf ry
MR. DONALD MCGINLHY
Kent State Cniversity - ILS.
liiolugy. Hm'tir'ulfru'r'
MR. JACK MII.I.ER
Oberlin College - A.B.
VVestern Reserve University - NLS.
Biology, Physics. lmlzuwlrial Seiwrzrr'
MR. HARRY SPANGLER
Heidelberg College - B..-X.
VVestern Reserve University - 31.5.
f"Il'IlIISfI'.Il. Biology
MR. NORMAN 'FHOMPPSON
Kent State Cniversity - ILS. in Ed.
XVestern Reserve University - IVI.S.
If inluyy
MISS ALISINIC XVEITZRI.
I'niversity nf Akron - I3.A. in lid.
VVestern Reserve University
- M.A.
Plane G'mn1r'fry
HRS. l3IflL'I,AH XVILSOX
l3.A.
Flora Stone Mather College -
XVestern Reserve University - M.A.
f'IIlIII'I1Il'lI1. Jlafhmnaffrx Ileparlm1'nf
.lflwzneed Algebra. Grfonwiry
Amid the smells of sulphur
dioxide :init czirhon, my stu-
dents :ipply what they lczirn in
l their texthooks to practice. I
can always hear them saying.
"Another test tube hits the
Q dust," "Turn off the water." or
' '6IYli:1t :1 smell!" In chemistry
not only mlo my students lezirn
the hzisic science, hut responsi-
bility :inrt how to cooperate
with others. This course is
necessary for those entering
into the engineering :init scien-
tific fields.
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"Hun to the office for si few
more pointers. . . " So often I
heard this saying from Mr.
Actrizui Buerge-r's solicl geoine-
try class. Here stuclents lczirnemt
in an informal. interesting
way. They :ippliecl the principle
of "seeing is believing :incl zulml-
erl such new worcls to their vos
cnbulary :is prisms. polyhe-
ctrons and icosziherlrons. XVh:1t
they have leeirneil will lie the
lmsis for higher m:ithem:itics.
the foundation of engineering.
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Svnrial Svtuhima Pmh wait Bepartmrntn
MR. ROBERT BENNl'l'l"l'
Ohio State lhiiversity - B.S.
Ohio State University - M.A.
flixrnry. Bll.9iILl'3S, f?II'l'Pl'II IIll'IIf
MR. CLEMENS BL.-XLCII
Kent State University - l3.S.
Ohio State University - MA.
liI!l'l'I7l'll1lI!'llf. Hroiimnirnv, Ilixfu ry
M ISS VVILMA GILLMAN
Heidelberg: College f A.l5,
xV6YZt0I'I1 Reserve lYlllVl'I'Slfj' - MJX.
Ilixfnry, fluzv' rn nnfni, llwrnmn
M R. BR VCE GRA H AM
Akron University - A.l3.
Ohiu State l'niversity - M,A.
IvIlifI'!l Sfflfm Hixlury
llonw mm' Family l's.l1r'l1nlng1.11
MR. imlmz HARPER Nd'
Viiiversity uf Cincinnati - l5.S. in
P.s.M.
Western Reserve Vniverhily - MA,
f',llliI'lllfI1l, .llusir Ilvpfcrfnirfnl
MR. NEAL NELSON
Kent State University - B.A.
Vliilrd Sfrzfes History.
Surinl Prolzl1'n1.v
M R. MELVIN ROBB
Mansfield State Teachers College
B.S. in Education
Penn State University - M.A. in Ed.
Pxyrhology. Hixfory
MRS. HELEN S'l'EXK'AR'l'
Kent State University - HS. in Ed
VVestern Reserve University - BLA:
Snrfal Problrfmx. Wnrlfi Ilfxfiil'-ll
MISS JAN TOMPKINS
Oherlin Cue-ge - B.M.E.
Vocal Music
MR. STANLEY WVHITESIDE
Ohiu State University - B.A.
lvl1ifl'fl States History
Clllflifllldll, Social Studies Dept.
MR. GEORGE VVILEY
Oherlin College - AB.
VVC-stern Reserve University - M.A,
in History
Wnrld Hisinry
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the Huvolutioiisiry Vvill' is 'iust
one of thc lllillly phases of his-
tory Illy stualciits lczlrn in
A 111 Q r i c :1 I1 QOVCl'lllllL'llt. Mr.
"l'11c'lc Neal" Nelson gives l1is
stuclciits tl hcttcr umlerstzuicl-
ing of our A111c1'ic':111 licritzigu
und culture :incl docs so witl1
discussions, lllfOl'll12ll lccturus.
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gmues . . . instructiiig his class
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l'00lll it is not unusuzil to licar
Mr. Dale Hzmrpcr saying. "Get
to work!" He would llc guiding
the lmud lll6lIllJL'l'h towzircl that
goal of thc fifty-six first places
in the solo :incl CllHCllllJlC con-
tcst. Bly bancl strives to
achieve il gcnuine lxnowlcdgc of
music :ind ax g'CIlCl'H.l ft-cling of
rcsponsibility. This is :1 group
that works :is 21. team to pro-
viclc 1110 with PL fll'Sf-l'2ltC' hand.
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M R. JAMES l'AI,VEli'l'
North Central College, III. - ILA.
Ohio Stzlte l'niversity - M.A.
l'I1y.vif-nl Elillfllfilrll
M IIS. ROSEMA HIE Di-VAI,
Slippery Rock State 'I'eaelwrs
College - IRS.
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Oberlin Cullegrm- - IRA.
citbllllliiill l'nivm'rr.ity - M.A.
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MRS. MARION DISE
Uhio State I'niversity - IIS.
XVf'Hit'I'II Reserve I'nivs'rsity - M.A.
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MISS VAROI. GR EVE
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MR. JOSEPH GRAM
Ohio State l'niversity - I5.S.
l'l1-Uxirfrl lfrlu nfinn. Szvinznzing
MISS .IESSIE HOWE
Ihildwin XVaIlace Cullege - B.S.
F'fmrI.w
MRS. .IANE KLINE
Kent State Ifniversity - PLS.
l'lmirrn11n. Girls' 1,11-IISIFITI Eclurn-
limi I1l'IJUI'fl7Il'llf
MISS EDITH LEMON
North VI'estern College - B.S.
Western Reserve University - M.A.
fvlflfllilifl
MR. CLARENCE SVVACKHAMER
Ohio l'niversity - I3.S. in Ed.
Columbia University - M.A.
f'lJUiI'lII!IIl. Hnyx' I'Iyy5ig-gl Eflug-U-
tion Dfpnrfnicnl
twenty
Here in office practice, the
most important class in my
Commercial Department, the
girls :irc taught the propcr
ways :mal metllurls, so tllcy can
go out into tlic busincss worlml
and become efficient sccre-
taries. These girls gain cxperi-
ence by working' as secre-
taries for my tcaiclicrs. If I
clon't lmppcn to hear tlicm
say, "Not another mistake!"
they might be exclaiining,
"Iigaul T"
t " " Y v-f 'W-'
vel
us'
lllll'0W . . . tlirow . . . t
lirow
. . . ," tu tliis 1'l1.Vtlnnicalsta
ment tlie carriage of tlic tv
writcrs :irc tlirown into
tion, My first-yczir fypin
stlnlcnts lczirn liow to up
:i typcwritcr :incl tlie ge
Cl?
H611
ine In
mccliunics of thc nmcli .
tlicir sccmnl term tliey
le:
spcccl. cnrlions, :incl invmc-s
Aftcr taking tlic t-vpingcuuisc
my stuclcnts can run ii ty
writer "l1linrlfolcletll"
Qllamiw i
L......,.-,. WM- ,c,, MM,
twenty-three
nf
Elnhuatrial Aria Anil Art Brpnrtmeniz
NIR. CIM-Xltl'lNL'1'l lQL'K1'1R'l'
Kent State l'niversity - 15.5.
Kent State University - M.,-X
SlH'!'fIlll'fIIl mul Welmling
NIR. Al, t:,xI,1eK1 'Q W
um.. University - Bs. Lf... ' "" 1
. . at . X3 .
1,l'lllfllIjl ,. ,ir ,.
NIR. I11'I1t1SIi1t'1' NULD
Ohio Vniversity - 11.5. in l'1ch:c'ation
ltmvlingr Green State l'nivert.ilx
BI..-X. in Education
iivmuf Nlmp
M R. JOHN P01110 , rf' V, 11 N s
ki ' T Helix '
om., sum- t'niv.-miy - las. rift...
Wewtern Re:-erve - NIA. K "" ,L "
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Xi,
MR. MARVIN S'I'AIN141S
New York State 'feaeliers Cullegm'
at Buffalo - 13.5.
l'niverr.ity of Colorado - MA. in
Iidlleatimi
. I llfI:IDIllfi'l'l'.Y
M R. JUIIN SUPANC11
Ohio ljniversity - 15.5.
Kent State t'nivc-rsity
- 31.15.
.lzalu lI1'iz'iuy
MR. GENE THOMPSKJN
Kent State University - 13.5. in 1241.
SfIlfll'f'I'lIff. Arts 111111 Urnfts
Nl R. FR ANK '1'ROGl.1A
Uliiu State 1'niversity - PLS. in 1111.
11'este1'n Reserve laxiversily - M.:X.
.iluelrine Slmp, Jl4'f',IllHII'1lI lll'!lTl'1.Ijl
MR. FRICD Y01,1,MAN
XV:-stern Reserve Ifniversity - 13.3.
in lidueation
X1'estt-rn Reserve 1'niverf:ity - BLS.
in A rt
f'llllfI'IIIf!ll. Influxfrinl .-Iris Dpparl-
nsrnl. . I rf
twenty-four
In th
is class I can l'L'lllCllIllL'l'
nt-ver seeing anyonu sitting in
his
assigned seat. Here Mr.
Fred Yolhnan, hoacl of tht- art
department, runs his class hy
giving freecloni to uach stu
clcnt to do as hc wishes, anml
tht-
spu
ing
students do so with rcs
ct and appreciation. Show-
great promise for the fu
ture in any phasc of art . .
they learn printing. metals.
enaincls, oils, anal ceramics.
Mr. Yolhnan's favorite saying
sa-urns to tc, "Sunil two cle
ine rits I"
4,
'ix
in'
3 ,Z ' X ' X
f 7 ' Q
't it i iiii QL I XM at '
. twenty-five
YVith tht- souncl of tht- hell that
starts class, one van hear a
rush of fc-ut running the last
few yards to the doorway. It's
the hoys in tht- print shop try-
ing not to he tarily. These
hoys print not only the S11r'7'r'1f,
hut school programs for plays
:xnrl sports. anml any othur
printing 'ioh nt-edt-cl. This class
is not only one of my niost ini-
portant functions hut pro-
vlcles ext-ellunt training tor
prospcctivc printers.
Gllasaw
3
Srhnnl Staff
N N
Miss Xarla lialich examining' lulalln- Monroe's throat Mr. lieoree llrm-uster and Mr Jerry Hauser talkin: over
ll1'5P
If you become ill while in school.
you may he assured of competent
care. Miss Nada Batich, my school
nurse. is always on hand to give
first aid and medical care. Her
office is located on the left. in the
executive corrido1'. At the begin-
ning of each year, Miss Batich and
the doctor give regular check-ups to
all the students. My seniors are
also given eye tests. Miss Batich
performs a valuable and very neces-
sary job.
their many duties
Gluatnhizm
At the far end of my executive corridor is the
office ot my head custodian, Mr. George Brewster,
and his assistant, Mr. Jerry Ganser. Directing the
operations of a large staff is Mr. Brewster's main
occupation and when visitors continually remark
about my A-1 condition. it is a credit to his man-
agement and organization. No mishap is too small
to escape his watchful eye: no request, too trivial
that it will not receive his immediate attention. This
deparlment often work "around the clockn to as-
sure my many school and community activities of
a clean and comfortable place to meet. perform.
and be enjoyed.
frothy Steen, Veil Slit-arer. Jean liowmliteh, JoAnn Nason,
lines! lranisha, Susan tiorman. Jennie l'alarlino, Margaret Rhoinbus.
l'lal'a Douglas, Irene llalash.
ifiihrzlrg
In my library there are over 9.000 volumes
kept in order by my librarians whose duties
are many and varied. Listed among: these
duties are: fll "bouncing'ig C21 reference and
rcconnncndingg and CSU passing out supplies:
ink, pencils, and Kleenex.
The staff is confronted with some odd rc-
qm-sts such as: "an under the bridge diction-
ary." "hysterical" novels. and "a blue hook l
used last semester."
VVhen I asked what joys there are in being:
a lihrarian. Miss Jean Bowditch answered.
"My work with students in reference and hook
sclcction - to thc point that a hit of humor is
oftcn a saving grace."
Q1E1fPTP1'iEI
My cafeteria is the eating' spot for most of
my students. My staff works long and hard
to prepare thc meals eaten by my student body
and faculty.
'l'he dietician told mc that 900 of my stu-
dents buy lunches daily and consume over 1000
bottles of milk.
My dietetic staff not only prepares the school
lunches but also thc parties and banquets given
by various organizations throughout the year.
twenty-six
- s i- - ,... --..l.. A iw
P11iU1'5
leaning num, rhrrishing high srlynnl memnrien
an theg npvn the hum' in the future . . .
5
5.
A
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
liivl: Hronkall Xin-A--lriwwilli-lit: Ji-nn U't'onnoi', Nm-viw-lzii-yi l'ai'ol5n No-all, liw-aiflliw-rl znnil Raj Y'-slw.
piw-will-lit, takin: tnni- out In pow' Im' :L pivtliri- at tliv l"i'i:-mlsllip IlifY l"orlnnl
SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR
Hui' V4-qw, pi'e-sirlvnt, nnrl Mr. lli'n4'1- lirallziin. qloiixor, ri--
laxlng :lt an talula- at thu- l"i'i4-nilsliip Ili-Y l"orlnnl as tlii-y
slim-nw thu- Si-nior Uanqiln-t.
wcrc nianiv lllL'l11Ol'illJlC occasions, but flu- followi
Years come and go . . . YVQ are soplioinorcs,
-juniors, and finally seniors . . . YYQ waih-ml a long
'rnnc for our senior year and our gramluafion. 'l'hurl-
arc l'o1-Lniowf in our niinmls: HlJlllGL't?llllllg wifli
Heights . . . Seeing flip- last gaine or moot in all of
iliu wporfn . . . Maulncfli . . . Thu final liour and
fiffccn minute exam period . . . "Room For Unm-
Moreu . . . knce soc-km or sfuffccl animals, lloy-
lilonscs or rilibons . . . The SL'lll0l' l'i'oni wifli all of
llic fincry anal cxcifcnicnf . . . flu- scnioi' lmaiiquof . ..
li:1cc:1laL11'L-ate scrvivcs . . . tlw playing of flic filllllf
' 1' Q!
liar "llo1np anml Lll't'LllllSlIllll'L' . . . anml flrcn flic
lasf nicniory lllilllt? during our liigll sc-liool day, ff
coniniciic-L-ilu-lif. flic l'L'l'L'lVlllg of our cliploinas. lint
most of all we will l'ClllQllllJL'l' fliu t02ll'llGl's anal flu-
umlurc-lahsineii wlio niaalc our years lien- so cliffic-nlf
ancl yn-i so niucli fun.
Gllaaf- nf 19 4
twenty-nine
Hg
Swuinra
.X mins. IJICNNIS
"DENNY"
"On the mat he rated high,
Fighting with spirit that never d'd
die."
Fimtlmll 1,2,2S,4, Letter XYiuuer 4:
Wrestling 1,2,1l,4g Letter Xl'iuuer
1,3i,4, Capt. 4: l'r1uu Ciuum. 4:
Marge Crew Zig Nr. Cabinet: Wm-st
ling Cluli 2,2l,4: l-'uutlmll Cluli 2.
33,4
Armlsox. lV.xN1mA
"WANDA"
"She goes along in her quiet way,
Thinking ot pleasant things to
say."
Xul'l Honor Sueiety 4: l",T..X. Ii,4.
Pres, 4: i'll'lPllti5llllJ Cluli l,2,Il,-1,
Pres. l, Ser'y 4: GLC. 15,42
liul..-X. 2,Zl,4, Vive Pres. 4: lilvv
Cluli 4: Hmm- Nursiuu' Cluli U.
Steering Couim. 4.
ANUEEN, CARL
"ANDY"
"Thoughts to deep to be expressed,
Or to strong to be surpressed."
Band 1.2.3,-13 01-rliestlun lg Spell-
in-' Cluli 3.4.
:-
AN u1cics0N, Gouuox
"ANDY"
"EttorI' is his middle name,
He will find the road to tame."
Hin-it-ty 4: Surrey
luclll. F-tailf -5: l'..fX. 'l'et'll, -ll lVurll
-lffuire Clulm -lg Si-in-live Clulr 2:
.-Xutu Wise Club 2: Mutli, Cluli 575
Qlmrterlnuvk Cluli SL.
Ntll 'l l'luuur
Axnrzusox, lilclmlcim
'-DICK"
"Quiet and strong,
He goes aIong."
Ntumlvut Council 4: l"r+-slnuznn
Clams Vive-Pres.: lli'Y lim-gi-nts
3,43 Buys ln':ulvl's12 l'lllvlimli:m
lius. Stuff -1: l"uutlJ:nll l,2,Ii,4,
lmtter ll'iuuer 1,Il,-lg 'I'r:u'k I:
Clmir 4: lilee Clulu Cl: Fimtluill
vltm 1,:,::,4.
l
:XIi'l'IIl'K, ROSE RIARIE
"You wlll tind that she
ls always full of cheerful glee."
l-'.T.A. 4: Friendship Club 2:
G.I..4'. 1: G.A,.-X. 1: Hockey Team
43 Choir 1,23 Red Cross 1:
Pium-lile Club 4: Shorthand For
l'uu 2: Survey Bus. Staff 4. l
I
1
Arsrix, HA1:Vr:Y
-'RABBIT' ,
"Lite's iust fun, all things show it,
I thought so once, but now lknow
it."
Fnutlmll l,1I.I3,4, Letter NVinner 1,
4: Bust-lnnll 1.3.4, Letter XViuner
1.43 Qu:n'tex'l1uuk Club 3.3: Din-
izmutl Sports Cluli 4: Pinoclile
1 ul: '
ix ii i' W Q
2. V K N- Q., 'v E
" We -gf I B.xxI.1cY. FRED
sf V f --PR1'rz"
ii. V if- iff "Though quiet and shy,
t .Q We rate him high."
f j,Qygj: A, . -A YX Boys 1.1-:tilt-r 1: Baiseluill 2: Tran-la
33: Chess Clllll 4.
Xi " .' '92 H. 4g5"'gi2l,'i 5 ,cgi ' CYK-ge
1- 4' .
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T'-'I'1'I:.1 1. ':l.,-uumzsiee
B.-1141-zu. 'l'HOMAs
...I-OM..
"On him and on his high endeavor, W
The light ot praise shall shine ,
tarever." 1
1
Xz1t'l lluuor Society ZZ,-l: N:lt'l
l"ureusir League Z2,Ii,-1, X:it'l Con- Q
test 2, lst plan-e Rauliu Speaking 1
31, Pres. 4: Student Counril 1.2,:l.
Pres. 13 Survey Edit. Staff 2.3.4.
News liilit. 4: Survey Bus. Stuff
2,2l3 .lr. l'l:1y Prml, Stuff: l3un.l
1,2,1I.4: tlrvliestru 1,2,Il.4.
B,x1,nAss.x1:1c. JEAN
"BUNNY"
"Cute and sociable is she,
A real delight to see."
l-'rienilsliip Cluli 2: Sr. Atteudclnt
of Ilnun-i-tuning: Clleerlezuler 1:
Clmir lg linux-ing Club 1: Pinnelile
tlub .2..l,4.
thirty
BAi,ocu. DuN.x1,u
'-B1GELow"
'Sober and serious-cheerful and
EIUYI
I take what life offers me day
after day."
Prnui. Clillllll, Ilg All Vlub 43 Movin-
flub 1: C3llll!'l'll l'lub li lil-m
flub 125 llutilours 1'lub lg KVM-lil
'xff6lll'A Club Cl.
IBARISII, S,xNmz,x
i --sANDY"
"Her cares are few,
She's never bIue."
Frivuflsliip Club 2,33 G.L.l'. li
Survey lirlit. Staff 43 Hui-kvy
Team 23 Jr. Play Uustg Prum
Ummm. li Cliuii' 1: Spanish l'lub
ll Art Club 23,35 Piuuvlilr- l'lub 4:
- 1
br. Iluy, Studi-ul llll'l'l'llxl',
BAT!-zs. BENHAM
HBEN.,
"Because of wit
He made a hit!
Swim Club -L: l'Iuvlili:m Hui,
Stuff 4: Swimming: 21,133 Jr. I'l:iy
Pr-ml, Stuffg Vliuir 2.35.41 film-
Club 45 All Club li K:-5' Vlub 25
Plllllvllle Club 4: Swim In-ml:-1-N
2.3,
BAYER. CAROL
"CAROL"
"A worker with a will,
Any position she can fiIl."
l".T.A. 4: l"1'n-uflsliip Club l,12.5l,-13
fi.L.C. 1: Euvliflinn Bus. Stuff 43
ZlllTYt'j' lirlit. Stuff 43 f'buir LI,Il,-1:
Glev Club 33 Rod Vruss l: Iiilviiyu
13 Mnmlriguls Sl: Slmrtlmnrl l'lub
1: Round Table l"lub 21 Time
Tut Club Zig Ste-crim: Vumm. 3,21
Blc,x1,1c, Slillnmzx'
"SHIRL"
'A iolly, friendly, peppy gal,
Just the sort you'd want for a
pal."
l'll'll'llfl5lll1l Club Il: H AMX. 2:
Slujurettv Club 233.-1: Mnjnrvfli-
ll Choir 1,21 Glen- Club -li 4'-me
iasta Club '22 Pinuvblu- l'luIl Sl
fharm Club -1,
tllirly-unc
Br:.x'1"l'l1-1. lfxxmi.
"CAROL"
"One mottto always true,
Wait and good things come to
you."
l'lnlwr4-rl from Nlmu lllglu Nvlmul
April, IUBZPQ l'Ill1brmIr-rp l'lub Il,
Fulk llzxuv-ing: Vlub 4.
Bl11I'Il'I', Lois
"Lo1s"
"Skate-that's what she likes to do,
For when she docs she's never
bIue."
l"'rii-urlsllip Vlub 12, H .XML 122
1'bnir 11 film- Vlub U3 Xlusir' for
lfuu Vlub 133 Vbnrm l'lub 4: lluuvr
im: 4'lub l.
B1cllfl'ss. .lixxlrlc
HJAN.,
"Charm she practices and defines,
With it her personality she com-
bines."
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l'Vl4-mlslllp llub 1, .ll ll.n Ilml
Stuff: Vlmii' l,2.II,-li Nr, l':ibim-li
V - - . ., .v
Muni- tur l'uu llub ,..,.
li1f:1:.x1cmx1cI.l,l. llllYI.I.lS
"PHIL"
"Always friendly, always happy,
Never cross, never snappy."
l"l'ii-mlsllip Vlub 2.521 l'lu4'lirliuu
lfilil. Nuff -lg livrl Vrnss l.fI
1-:llun-s Vlulr 123 Knitting l'lub 313
l"i:11'Iu l'lub 4,
lE1':x:x.w1c1, .Iuux
-'JAY BONES"
"Tall and thin,
With u friendly grin."
Jr. Plug' lu-1-4l.Slnfl': Ntvwrivi
Vumm. -1.
Srninra
1
Srmnra a e
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1 ' sg w. .f - ' -'
v Q 31 ,21 , A 2 i 1 ' Q .
Bvuxs. M,xl'1u-:Ex ,, 1- 1 C ,XI,lJXlIuI,1,, Rox.x1,1m
--Mon" iii 530' f ' it f NRO:-1"
"Sugar and spice, "wi V, '-1, fi "Though he does what he would,
And ever so nice." .,..,.... , , , ,, He does wha' he Should-" l
Z. , , K , 515 gg ,Q 1,25 ' ', -sig 4 I l ,
lfrif-nrlsliip Vlulu 23 Swim f'lulm -8: N b '-i" , lfmmtlmll li Hnurl l: Xlnrll Affnifs '
HAAAA 1.2: H,,,.kM- 'Imam gl MH. . k',.fX ,E Vlub JZ,-ll Flu-es f'lul1 2: Mystery
inrettv Club 2 fl' Vhoir 1,2113 Mu- 'fi "K, " Hvauliug Vlulm 12. '
'. f F VMS I ' , K .
su- or un . .. N' : ' , . 1
V ,V -K if f ,W Ulm - I. x .. - W.,.5Qfgfqw. f
s ef., ....- . .,., f f s. is : .
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Brine, Dams C'.xM1'1sr:1,1,. JUAN
"DORIS" W, A-JoANIE"
"Her ways are ways of pleasant- ' "You will find
0955, Her courteous and kind." r
Her virtue is that of naturalness' Y , , i 4 V l
Q t I I V his-mlsliip Club ZZ: lzlwluliaii Bus.
l'rlv-mlsllip Q'luluViI,'i.-1: G.A.A. 1:23 Staff il,-I1 H.,l,.X. lg Rml Crnsf 4: Y
Vlinlr li All. Vluh 1,41 llnuwfiug XY4,r1d Affairs Vinh jg: jjan,-in:
Vlulw 2: Mum' fur Fun Vluh in I-Qui, gg Tm,-,.i Qui, gl J,-Y Cnr,im.tA '
ljlmrvu Vluh -4.
T
Q - 1
Bl'uv,xi,. Jusm-u Cixlcimcmx, Al, B. ,
. .K-'OE' V x 3 . .ALBEE, ,
"Swimming was his great aim, -M K "When I have grown fa man's
In that way he wan fame." ' U estate,
.N u
Swim l'lulx 253,41 Trzlx-k 13 Swim- X 'Q M I shun be proud and great'
min: 2,141 L01tvru'iliu1-1' 55,41 X A. X:lI'l Humax' Sm-icly 3,42 Nzlfl
NS, 11,43 Muvil- Vlulw l, Yil-1--l'i-vs P, 1-'urelisif' lmaiglia- Zi,-ll lflioir 4: Oi'-
Ig Sviviivi- 4'lul1 23 Hyinziaistiv Vlull - rliestrzl l.2,3,43 liuvlidiam Edil, ,
1, Nluff -1. Make-up limlit. -lg Survey
' l,clit. Staff 45 Jr. Play Vast: Bauil
' x 1.2.3.-1: L0tteru'iiiiivr 1,2143 Glen
l'lul1 43 PA. .Xliimiiiiver 3,43 Hu-
ruyu 4. Yi:-v-Pros, -lg Mmlrigals -L '
Brscu. l',xr1, "' -vs C,x1:1,s0N. Cixnoi,
HPAUL.. UKAYH
"As far as we know, "Her main creed
He has no foe." In ls to help those in need."
Hnselmll I,Jl,4g Pium-lilo Club 71,11 V Stuflvul l'uuu:'il I: Fvivudsliip
Uhr-ss Vlulr 1,23 liansvlmll Vluli 4. V -, Ull' 2.4: lvlvv Clulv 1,-1:
llmm- Nursing l'lulw 2,Rg Travel
4 ul, 122 Musik' for Fun il: Charm
l'luh 4.
X 5 5 .
BVSH. LEE N g , Cixiaxicv. IKICIIAIRII
HLEEV. ,K S it M "DICK"
' S ,Q i ' 5-8' K i ., .
HH d -Q 5 X ,f 1 Oh. for vacation
emzgsgglgoo man' as good .1 3 ., fx And no medifalionf'
He V55 'eany nice fn know", K L . X --ff i ' Vzliwl Cluh 1: Pifmclill- Club is
Hi-Y, Squires I:,4g Choir lg Cam- " ' YSNW l 'i ' Vhess Club 4.
1-ra Ululi Il: lVorl1l Affairs Vluly 43 :Qi -x Y K
Mystl-ry Rvaulinfr l'lul+ 23 Vkelvlv- 'msg l X
Vluh Il, - 'Q in gcfi E N
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thirty-fuur
i
A. 4
CARl'EX'l'l'IR, IZAHIIARA
"BABS"
"Into u big world step little feet,
Ready for the challenge they will
meet."
Friendship Club 233,45 lS.A.A. 22.43
Sr. Cabinet: Music fur Fun Flnh
2,32 Ilzim-ing Cluh 4.
CARR. PAH,
"Commendable
And dependable"
Nat'l Honur Society 4: Sluilent
Council Lil,-1: Hi4Y Monarchs 43
Track 1: Band 1,23 Sr. Cabinet:
Key Club 4: Steering t'mnm, 43
Card Club lg Track Cluh 2: Golf
Club 4,
CARROLL, 'THOMAS
HTOM.,
"Six foot one,
Full of fun."
Hi-Y Monarchs 41 Swim Club Il,-4:
Basketball 1.2, LP'lPl'Xl'll'Ill6l" lg
Tennis 2.4, Letterv-'inner 2.4:
Band 1.23 Ore-hvstral l.
CARTXVRIGHT, BRl'i'P1
"An agreeable guy,
Who's sort of shy."
Stage Crew 23 Outdoors Club rt.
CAR1'so, Axrnoxx'
HTON-Y.,
"Lehigh that's what he makes us
o
He riever has a day thot's blue."
Stagecrew 4.
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' ROGER"
"Swimming is his middle name,
Towards perfection he docs aim
I
Ili-Y Squirvs lil, Klvvrixirv-lis 1
Nuim Vlnli 15.25.11 Survi-3' Img
Stuff 11, Sxxiinliiing L!,Il.4, Lwltf-r
xxinm-i 1, Vliviir l,1I,fl.-l
v
f'lll,0l'lCK. Kumi,
"CAROL"
"A friendly gal,
A nice pol."
0i'a'livsli':l lf, l'llim'lllo- I Hrlflril
t'lul, Zlg Vlizii-in Vluli -l
f'llI,l'll.-X. Yvnxxi-i
"VONNIE"
"There are smiles that make us
lwnnv,
Like this girl's, who is so snappy'
I'I1ito-rml from XY:-st T4-th in lfl52
l".'I'..X. Il.-lg l"rii-mlsliip Vluli 4
tilt-il t'Iuli 42 Morin- Pluli 44
CllRlS'l'Il-1. Axllizii
HANNH
"She takes the pleasant road,
Happiness is her code."
- - . .. .. , V ..
l'i'i1-iiflsliip tluli .,..,.4, tt .X .X l,..
Zi: Hrwkey T4-'ziin lil, Vliuir lg R0
Vriiw I: Illnxir' for Fun Vluli El
lCiiilii'niilv1'y Vlulx 2
CQUXSIDINE, l'111,i:i:x
"EILEEN"
"She's at her best
When she does iest."
l"rin-iirisliip l'lnl+ 123 tilt-v t'li1lu 4
Ri-tl Uruss LZ: l'h:iim Vlulv 43 Snr
vim- lflulv l
Svrninru
Srninm
Cunimo, JQANNE
..J0..
"With enthusiastic pep she bub-
bles,
Vanishing her cares and troubles"
Music for Fun t'lulw 1.2.32 Harm-N
Vluh 1g l'inm-lilo 4'luh 1.2.
CRAMER, .I.xYc'i-:1,YN
1'JoYcE"
"lt is my chief delight
To do things right."
Student Count-il 2: l"ri0nflsl1ip l'lulu
2.333 l'lu1'linli:un Bus. Stuff 11.43
G.A.A. 2.3.4. t'lmii' 1: Hlee Clulw
4: Red Cross 2.75.45 Hfuno? Nursing
Vlllh 23 R1-ml Uruss l'uunCil ll.-1.
CROOKS, :Xl'l1Rl'lY
"DOLLY"
"You will find
Her happy of mind."
Nnt'l llrninr Sxwivty 41 F.T..X. -1.
Frienilsliip t'lulv 2, Swim Vlulx 14.41
11 -X A 1' Sri Vluli 2
DX-Xnilvo. .IAA1Es
HUM..
"Fancy free and full of fun,
Jim sure is a friendly one."
llaselwull 1. In-ttn-i'winue1' 11 Blow'
ie Club I3 llusf-lmll Club 2: l'in,
nrllln' fl.-1.
Dixrs, JEAN
'-JEANNIEH
"Modest and neat,
A personality that's sweet."
Frieinlrlmip I'luli 1.2.3141 l'luvlitl-
inn Bus. Stuff 43 KLA..-l. 2.11,-1. ln-if
lerwinnvr 43 llm-kt'-y Tenin -lg .lr
Play Pi-url. Stuff: S12 Pluy Pr-ul.
Stuff: Uliuir 1.2.43 llunuin: Vlull
l.2g Biology Vluln 2.3: Ti-uvvl t'lull
Il: 4.'li:iru1 Ululi 4.
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Dixvis, D,xv1n
'ADAVBH
"Now he's earnest, now he's clever,
Now he's iolly, changing ever."
lfmntlrzill 1.2.4. Letterwinner 1,41
Basketball 1.2.4.
Letterwinner 1:
f'l10i1' 2: Stage Crew -L: Pino:-hle
Vlulm Il: Fonthall
Vlub -1.
Dixwsox, JAMES
HJIMH
"He'll always win
With his cheery grin." X
I
lillllfl 1.2.3.-43 Le
Ulmir 4: Orrhestr
Zuls 41 lliolngy C
terwinner 1.3,-4:
a 1.2.3.-lg Madri-
lull 22 Bluiir' for
l-'un l'lulx 3: Chess Club 4,
Di-2 C'A1'I'A, A-XNGELA
' 'ANGIE"
"Quiet, it's true,
But awfully nice,
too."
Student Council 1: F.T..l. 1.2.3,-1.
Sr-i"y 4: Frienrlsl
4i.l,.C. 4: G..-LA.
4: Jr. Play Prod.
l: Movie Club 1
iip Cluh 1.2.1143
13 Hrwkoy Team
Staffl Glve Club
: Dance Club 13
.-v
Nlusim- for Fun Pluh 2.0.
D if:L,xNEY. P1-:
HPEGUMH
"Here is a friend
GGY
indeed,
Who will help you in your need."
Nut 'l Honor Suv
it-ty 41 Student
Cmiiivil 1: Fresliuian Class SQFVYZ
Fl'lPllllRlll17 Club 1.2.3.-12 G.L.C.
3.4: l'Iuvlidi:rn Bus. Staff 2.3.4.
l'ir:'ulu1inn MET. 42 Jr. Play
l'i'ml. Stuff: Red Urnss 2.71.
Ditxxis. DOROTHY
UDOTTIE' '
"Dancer, singer, drummer, too,
Her talents were
many, not few"
Nntl burensn- 149112119 42 Student
1'uunm'il I: Frien
clsliip Club 1.2:
lG.L.f'. 1: Jr. Play Cast: Jr. Play
Pi-ml. Stuff: Sr. Play Pr-ul. Stuff:
Klzijnrvttv Club
Nlesupliune Clulu
1. Band 1.2.3.-1:
1.2.33 Cheerlead-
vr 1.2. Cunt. 1. LettPi'u'innei' 1.
thirty-six
Dia YANNA. 1C1.1c.xxon
HHONEY' '
'Happy she was born,
She never learned to scorn."
'hifi-ri-el from ,tmlri-its Svlmul iu
W52. N 1 u cl 1- ut l'uuuvil l,2,-lt
'lui-liiliziu llus. Stuff -L: H,.X..X. 1,
Lil: llivvkvy Tifziiu 1,2131 Him-
flulr 211 liilviiyii fly l"n-mfiiig l'luli
L.
D11f:'rz, Roniziri'
-PEACHES"
'This boy is one of the best,
His friendliness shines above the
rest."
Y-Ii-Y Rvfgvluts Ii,-Lg l4'4mtl1:ill l,2,
5,-1, I,i'tt0l'wilii1i-1' -12 llnslivllmzill 21
llmir 24,43 Qiiartr-rluu-k l'lulv 2.42
Pinot-lilo Vluh ll.
D1 Fiuxco, ANGELA
"A cute brunette,
Yau're glad you've met."
Fi'ivii4lsliip Vlulm 1,22 fi..X,.X. 42
Ir. Play Prufi. Stziffg Msijurvtti-
Flulw 25 Vlmir li lluuviue Ululw
L23 Munir For Fun Cluli 223
Tlizirui Club 4.
IDOMHROSKY, GLIJIRIA
"DUMBO"
"A personality that's sweet and
SUYI
In our hearts she'll always stay."
Cute-i'ml frruu I'uliiiiwurul High in
IU52. X:it'l Huuur Sm-ivty -1:
Fl'lE'llLlSlllll Ululm 22,42 H.L.i'. 4:
iuvliilinu Bus. Staff 42 G..l..X. 23.
L, filer Cluli 4.
'D,c,NOFli10, Lilxoiu-3
HLENNYH
'Gifted with a temper whose un-
clouded ray,
Can make tomorrow as cheerful
as today."
Yiit'l Hmmm' -Siu-iely 3,-1: N:it'l
.?'uri-iisii' League Cl.-1: Prium- of
,valve 252 Friendship Vlulm l,2.3,-L2
Curlirlinn Edit. Stuff 43 liurlirliaiu
Sus. Stuff 2: Survey Edit. Staff
L: HA...-X, 2,233 Jr. Pluy Cust: Jr.
?lny Prod. Stziffg Blzijiiwtte Club
l,3,-13 Majorette 4.
itliirty-sevcu
,....
'71
1.1,
,J
Wilbu-
K"
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YNTTW
-9 .
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Doicx. BAIcu.xn.x
HBARB.,
"Dash of sugar, dash of spice,
That's our Barb-devilish and
nice."
Stull:-ut Vuuiiiril 2. l"l'ii-mlslilyr
Vluln 2j,3l.-12 Survi-5 Hua. Stuff 4.
1i..X,.l, l,1Z,3i,-11 llui-kvy 'IW-:ilu lj!
lg ilr. l'l:iy Vzxsvg Vlmir l,Zl, 4411-1-
l'iHli fij llvil l'l'lws l,1f,fl, Surf fl,
lxuutmg: tluli .,: tliurm Mull l
IJm'ui,.xs, D.xvui
HDAVEH
"His motto may be heard by all,
My kingdom far a basketball."
N:uI'l lluuur Nuvii-ty -12 lluwkvl-
lmll 23,Zl,l, l,4-tie-i'u'iuur'1' 43 Holt' 2
42 K4-y i'lul+ 41 fllntli Vlulm -l.
luskr-Ilrzill l'lul+ li.
Dow, N.xxc'Y
HNANH
"Enemies total none,
Friends total everyone."
liluli-rt-il from East High in 111512.
Naltil llouiu' Snoivty -li Slllllvul
4'ouur'il 4: l"l'll'llflrlllll l'lul1 11,42
Survey llus. Stuff 4, llus, Mir, 4.
Vlmir 43 Ulm- Club Ill i'l1nruil'lulf
4: Music- Fur Fun Vluli Il,
lJ1c,xu,xs, M1c'H.xE1,
' 'MIKE"
"Why warry your head with things
that might be,
Just drift along, contented like
me."
I-Iuf-Iiiliaiu lius. Steiff -1: llnurl ll
Uri-ln-stiwi l: Piimclilv Vluli lil.-l
lliuxsi-i, Arnicizv
UAUDH
"An all around gal,
An all around pal."
Stiuivut Vouuvil 1: l",T.A, 13,171
l"rii-udsliip Cluli 2,31 l'liir-lidiun
lius. Staff -lg Hurvi-y lflflit, Stuff
43 ii.A..X. 1.2I,i3,-lg Pruiu 4'miuu.Zlg
1l:i,iui'etti- Vluli 23.43 lliijnivtli- -12
Huuml l,2,2Z,4, Lviti-rwium-r Il: Ur
4-lwstrn 1,2.2l,42 Spuuixli Plulv l.
Svminrn
Sveninrs
I1li0TI.EFF. Axnnicw
"ANDY"
"Andy was always on the beam,
An important man to the swim-
mlng team."
Hi-Y lliniziiwlis 4: Buys I.:-:ifli-re
43 Swim Clnli -lg Snrvvy llns
Stuff Zig Flwtlizill 121 Swiinniin:
Tl,-1, l.etlvi'n'ivim-r 41 Stiigi- l'i-4-xx
2, l'fu1'ny1i 33 l'inur'lil1- l'lnli 23
liriflgv l'lnh fl,
DVIKK, SALLY
HSAL..
"Quietly she went along,
Trying not to do a wrong."
Friviivlsliiii f'lnlu -lg film- l'lnli -lg
lYfn'lrl Affairs l'lnli 13 llriilgi-
Vlnlr 13: Nhnrtliainrl l'lnli 53.
HIHER. JANI-:'r
HJAN..
"You'lI know her by her auburn
hair,
Her cheerful smile and friendly
air."
X:it'l Humor Swwii-ty ZLL '1'i'4-ns,
-lg Studi-nt Vmiin-il 23 Fi-ivmlsliili
Vluli 2,143 G.I.,f' 1.41 lflui-Yiilin-i
llns. Stuff 2.34, Asst. line. Bl rr
R: Rus, Mer. 4: HA A, 2.11.45 .Ii-
Plaiy Prml Stuff: limi Vriiss 12.
Sr. l':iliinv-11 Knitting l'lnli I
N:il'l Quill sinfl N1-will 4,
Himlirin. .l.xNIc'i:
HJANH
"Not acquainted with the world
of strife,
She lives on the happy side of
life."
N:il'l Hunin- Siwii-ly 1: l-'TA 43
Frienilship Clnli QA: G,L.l'. ZS.-l:
l'Inr'lirli1in Bus. Stuff -tg li A ,X
l.2,Zl,4L llrwki-y All l'rnln Vinnnv
I, lli-il l'i-oss 23 Sn-i'x'i4-v l"nl. l
EI.I,io'r'r, J.xc'ii
"JACK"
"A shy guy but hard to beat,
Someone really nice to meet!"
Vlziss Uffivvr, I"uu1li:ill 2. HJ-
ke-tluill l,L!,2S,-l, l,i-Ili-riviiilivi' l--l,
Vruss l'mlnti'y l, llgisi-lmll l.12.
ZL4, l,vlti-rwiniii-r ll Vliivii' 1,212
Kewl Vruw lg lhinring: i'lnli I,
lliulugy l'lllli Ig Hamlin-lli:illf'liil.
51,43 llnsi-luill Vlnli Il.
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PLLY, BI.-XRILYN E
HE.. i
"A quiet happy life she lives. .
Complaints are something she
never gives."
Ifrn-iirlshiy l'luli 1.2,Il.-1, Treas.-1: ,
li..-LX. 1,fl,2i,-11 Jr. Plav Prnfl.
Stuff: Prum Fmnin. 4: Fhfiir 11 i
.MI Vliih 4: Sr, Cabinet: Service
Vlnli 13 llnsiv For Fun f'l'ib 33 -
llzinuinzt Club 3. l
I
ICMTER. ILVGENE I
HGENBH k
"AIways willing to serve, l
All honor he does deserve." '
l
lf'-vvtlmll Mgr. 12.3,-L Letierwin-
nf-1' 11,43 XVi'estling 3,42 NVrestling
t'li1li fl.-1: Fnotbaill Flnli 2.3.42 ,
l'inm-lile Vlnli l,'.Z.
Hsrosmo, xl.-XDELIXE
'-MADELINBH
"Here's friendship filled with fun,
A smile for everyone."
N:it'l Honor Society 3,-11 Friend-
ship Vinh 2,33 G,I,.C. 3.-1, Ser"y -it
liiivlidiziii Bvs, Staff 113,-ig G..-LA.
l1I..i,-l: Cliuir 1,2,3.-1, Sev'y 3.43
lille' Vinh 4: Sr, Fabinet: Madri-
Szils 3,-1.
linxxs. JVNE
"JUNE"
"Her eyes as stars of twilight fair,
Like twilight, too, her dusky hair"
lfiiifnifsliip Vlnli il: Glee l'lnb 41
Smile X Triangle Clnlx fl: Knit-
ting llnli J.
Fiiimx. XYAIIRIZN
"W'ARREN"
"He will never fail,
In him success will prevail."
l'i'mvl1lv Flnli 1.2.3,-1,
thirty-eight
41
FAIRCHILD, Jmui-:s
"cLnM"
"I like the girls but they frighten
me
Con't' someone suggest a remedy?"
Student Council 3g Hi-Y Regents
3,43 Swim Club 2: Fuuibull 1:
XVrestling 2,3,4, Letterwinne-r -li
Baseball 41 Track 15 Sr. Cabinet:
Biology Club 35 NVi'estling Club 4.
FALK, Dux
--sPEz:DY"
"Something different, a little shy,
But he'lI be successful by and by"
Swimniing Zig Stage Crew 4.
Ffxzio, C H RISTINE
"CHRIS"
"ln her quietness she'll be heard,
Her actions speak louder than
any word."
F.T.A. 4g Friendship Club LZ,3i,4:
Survey Bus. Stuff 4, Treas. 43
G.A,A. 1: Choir 11 Red Cross lg
Music For Fun Club 3: Charm
Club 43 Social Club 1,
FENSCH, CHARLES
"CHUCK"
"In art
He plays his port."
NaCl Quill and Scroll -11 Student
Council 3,43 Survey Edit. Stuff 45
Basketball 1.2, Letterwinnvr 2:
Baseball 1,2g Jr. Play Prod. Staff:
Sr. Play Prod. Staff: Prom Comm.
3,43 Camera Club 13 Eucuyo 2,553
Publications Club 3,43 Dinmuml
Spur-ts '2.
FERRIS, Noam-:N
HRED, i
"What counts the most is quality,
What counts the least is quantity"
F.T.A. 45 Friendship Club 2.3.42
Swim Club 43 Jr. Play Prod.
Staff: Prom Comm. 3,43 Glen-
Club 43 Jr. Cabinet: Music For
Fun Club 35 Shorthand Club 23:
Whirlu Club 2: Canasta Club 1,
thirty-nine
lgtxr
4,
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will-m
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FlFOI.'l', DONNA.
-'DoNNA"
"You'd think the cot had her
tongue at school,
But outside silence is not her
rule."
lfiie-iulsliip Club Il,-13 Clmir l
Ilaiiiviiipr Club 13 Czinustu Club L3
l'll1m'lllv Club 31 lirillgfu Club -1,
l"1,icx1iNu, Sixnmzl.
MSA-Mi.
"With every shirt there goes otie
With every school an all-around
guyf,
'I'i':l1'k l,L5,25,-ll, lmtte-l'xxiiiln-r l,IS,4
nr. iubiue-I 4: l'ir-lil :mil Fi-ui-l.
Club 2.12.
l"1.ovm:, Sirzifuizx
"STEVE"
"You can depend
On this friend."
N:il'l lluuur Surii-ty 43 I'.A.'l'e-L-li
1.3.3,-l. Pri-Q. 4g 1'i':ifI Club 12
XYm'l1l .Xffuirs Club ZZ,
191,014 i:x'1'ix1-2, Hrssi-11.1,
"Russ"
"We often hear Russ repent,
Blest be the mon who invented
sleep."
Cuiumri Club Ll: Auto Wise Club Z!
1"Lou.1ANc'1c. Rox,1.1,u
'-Manx"
"He has laughter, he hos wit,
For a friend he sure is fit."
Ili-Y Nobles 4, Sw-'y-Ti'eaix 4:
lizisketbnll l, Lvtte'i'u'ilinel' 1: Bi
ulugv Club 23 llziuving Club lil
ilaiuiies Club I3,4.
Svniura
1
Y'
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l"o1c1:s'1'E, Avmu-Lv '
"TARGET" -
"We're awfully fond J."
Of this sport blond! '-f'gI-j ,,,-:- 5'
N:iI'l Honor Soriely 41 I".T,.X, 25,43 , 'i
Frii-mlsliip Club 3,43 ll.L.C. Il,-l.
Pm-s, -13 l'lllt'lllll2lY'l Bus, Stuff -1: C
G,A,.-X. l,1Z,3,-1, Letteruinnei' -li gf l2'Q,msc5'
II...-key :,::,4, npr. 4: Choir lp gb . Rm'
llwl Cross I3 lfuvilyo 23 liinlugy 1
Club 2, Num-izxl Club I, A
w V w 'vvN' ci 4'
l'oi's14:H, 1HoM,1.s X.,
A ATOMY V v 9- X
"He's the kind of guy that's nice K
to know, - .
Through the years his friendships g
" ---.: .1 ,,.,
9'0" 4 F43'
Ntuclvnt Colm:-il li liziskvtbzlll ll ' L,. ,rx
NYM-stliyig ll Trzirk 11 Clmir l, J X
l'llll'ICll. JANlc'1'
"FRECK"
"A toll pretty miss,
Her eyes filled with bliss."
l",T..X, Sl: l"1'ieemlship Club l.Zl,3l:
Girls lmauli-l's 1: Swim Club 43
lt ,LA l,!,Il.-11 Hzijmwtte- Club
3.15, Swim Cmlvttv !,ll,4.
F1ulvI,r:Y. IIAKIONA
"MONY"
"Around horses her interests ore,
Along that field she will go for."
1i,.K..l. l,23 Hoi-lu-5' T1-:lm I,2,2l,-43
lizxml-11 Cliuir Jig 411-4'l1eslr:1 41
tile-11 Club 111 PA. .'Xl11m11m'm' Sly
llnilviiiz Club 111 lliolugy Club Zip
wive-
GALE. R1c'H.xub as 5
--DUKE" c '
"Meditive of thought, AN X K... X ,
Education he has sought." 1, of
l'llUil' 1: Jr. Cabinet: Pre ' ,
53: Stump Club lg Myst:-ry Ri-:ule ATX ,
ing Club 21 Chess Club 2: lhinv- S XY
ill! Club Il: llillIlUS Club Zig Klillll of
HH" 4- x X
. Z
fr
Y.-. '11,-
ulll GA1,I,ow,u'. IJOXNA 1,1-:E
MDON.,
"FuIl of smiles and fun,
This gal's a carefree one."
Student Cmincil 13 F.T,A, 4:
Frivml,-liip Club 2,35 H,,X,A 1
lluvkvf' 4,
G'EI.SIMINU, Brzvrilcm'
HBEV..
. L.If:
"Full of fun and mischief, too,
Doing things some won't do."
luuterel Irom lullllllluiul Hizll in
15152, Cburm Club 43 Knitting
Club 2.
GENT. CH,x1:I.lzs
"CHUCK"
"With his cor
He'Il travel far."
H1-X Rubles 4: liamil l.-. Ui
flu-strzi 1: Key Club J..l.l, Ihim-Y
in-f Club 2: Hamm-s Club J, Musii
z-
Fm' Fun Club 4.
Gi-ZHAM. JA 31 its
--GERMH
"Cute and short,
A good sport."
l':linting :xml lhwxxxinpr Club 12
Si-:xlv :xml Trizinirlw- Club Ii,
Gr:n1.A N im, 13,-XVID
"DAVE"
"A pleasing way,
With little to soy."
Club 12.
Glov Club 4: Movie Clul
Czibim-tg Biology Club 2: C
h
4,
l' Qi'
ZIIIIISNI
forty
iGIllHONS, R1-:ul-:crux
"BECKUM"
"The girl with the little feet,
Cute, witty, and friendly-plus
twice as sweet."
Nut'l Honur Society 15,-1, Seify 4:
Student Uuunril 22,Il,-L: -lr. Vluss
S9l'l'k'tlll'yI Friendship Club lil,-1.
Pres. 2,33 G,L.C. 3,41 Survey Bus.
Stuff 2,Il,-1, Cir, Mgr. -12 ll.,X,A,
1,2,Sl,-13 Hui-ke-y Teznu 12: i,I'0lll
Cuinin. Zig Sr. Uubine-lg Hu:-uyu
23 Imniw Club 2.
GILMORE, 'FHOMAS
..ToM-v
"Many friends he has won,
Because he is so full of fun."
XVri-stling 2,35 Travel Club Zlg
Outdoors Club 43 XYrestling Club
3.
GOLIlS'1'ElN, S'1'l'AR'1'
HST-Un
"Marks, not women, are his aim,
He will surely find fame."
Entered from XVhite High Sm-lmnl
April, 1953. Football 1. Nulneruls
1: Truck 1,21 Tennis 4: Real Vrbss
1,2,Z!, Pres. 25 Round Tublv l'lub
33 Math Vlub 4.
GiJI,E. HARRY
"HARRY"
"He is as iolly as can be,
That is plain for all to see."
Buys In-mlvr 33 Golf 23: Pina:
Pong Vlub 4.
Gounox, CrR'1'1s
"CURT"
"Of his ways take heed,
By them one can succeed."
N:lt'1 Honor Society -11 Hi-Y
Nohels 3,43 Vice Pres. 3, Chaplain
-L: Survey Bus, Staff 4, Asst.
Adv, Mgr. 4: Truck 1: Choir 1,42
Glee Club 4, Biology Club 23
Dancing' Club 23 GHIIIIAS Club 233
Math Club 4,
forty-one
Y-1.7
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"STUMP"
"Short and somewhat shy,
But an okay guy."
lunti-rn-il lruiu l'vnns5lx':inl'i in 1031
ciltl-IAYES. SH1u1.m'
"FUZZY"
"And she has taught us laughter,
That will remain long after."
Fri'-mlsliip l'lub 1,1J,Iij Swi1nClub
ZS,-1, 'l'l'e-us, 4, 4i.A..X, 1.13,-1.
llm-kvy Twain 1,23 Jr, Pluy l'rml
Stuff, liilvilyvu 2,
Gicmzxwxr. MH1ucYJ.1'NL:
'-MERRY Jo'-
"She never worries where to roam,
She's EucIid's gift to the roller-
drome."
Ifrimnlsliip Vlul. 43 Euvlidinn
llux, Stuff -lg 1'l1nir -ll Singing:
lfur lfun Vlub 155 l'hurlu Club 4
ilcrxaoni-xii. l,l'II.0llES
6
--DELoREs"
"Tall and friendly is our Dee,
She suits friends to a T."
I- , , .,.. 1 1 .u
Klilmuvtlv tlub -..lg lwil truss ,,
4':mn-ru t'lub lg l"rvn:'ll Club -l,
,.
llnm-lilu l'lub 21.
G1zI'1IN. Lois
..Lo,,
"As she leaves, she leaves behind,
Memories so sweet and kind,"
l"i'ii-mlsllijr l'lub 2,Z1g Jr. l'luy
l'rwl. Nluffi R:-cl Vrnss Vlnli Il,-li
Knittin! l'lub 2.
Svvuinrs
Smiinra
Gl'I.lc', liUBl'Ili'l'
UBOB.,
"Personality and wit, both has
Bob,
He will succeed at any iob."
Hi-Y Squires 4: l'inw-lllv Ulull
1,23 liiuluz-gy Vlull 22 lllltilumlw
l'lllln 4
H.XllIbEN, cilillltllli
+'GnoRGE"
"This will be true-come what may,
He will remember each school
JOHN W
day."
H.XI,L, linux
His per nallty shines above the
rest
llal
L
" " it A ,J
"A boy of few words is the ben, "wr:-as f
' so ' ' 7 "1
" ...,....
El "wil frunl ,Xi-zlill-lily lllrll, Erin. ' S17
l'u., 1.1 1.ur,::, lli-Y 4: l'.i..il...ll 3 Q
Irv 4: Quill' -' z -' '
HlXBlII.'1'llN, KQAII.
"GAIL"
"A quiet gal,
A nice pal."
l-'ru-llilsllip l'lul+ 2.4: .lr Pllly
Prml. Stuff: Heil Vi-uss Vluli ZL4,
Knitting lvllllr 12
HA 3Ill.'l'0N, SAllAll
"SARAH"
"She is as funny as can be,
Just a witty mystery."
lfllli-lu-l frunl Xlullullzlllwy lllull in
lllfwil. N:xl'l l"ul'l-llsil' llvllgflll- Zig
l'l'ill4-l- nt' l'l-:ll-v 2: l1"l' .X 4,
l"l'il-nulslllp Vlul: 125. li,l.i', Ll,
H..X..X. 251,43 llui-ll:-5 Tl-.llu L21 Jr.
l'l:ly Vnlsli l'l-um l'ulunl. il,-1:
lillllil l,2,fl,-GQ l'lluil' l,I,fl,-lg ill'
will-slrll :Ll
HANSEN, NYAXCY
'ANANNT'
"She gives pleasure
One cannot measure."
I-KTA. 2: Friendship Club 2,35
Rui-lilliall Bus. Stuff 41 GA..-X.
2.Zlg Prrml Comm. 41 Glee Club
2: Sr. Cabinet: Music Fur Full
t'luli 21 Gaines Club 3.
HANS1-zx, Nxvel
"NEvA"
"Has more than she shows,
Speaks less than she knows."
Nell 'l l"ul'r-llsic League 42 Or'
vllestral 1,25 XVurlll Affairs 42
liuuull Table Club 3: Painting
:lull liruwing Club 2.
PI.-XNSLIK, li0BER'l'
HBOB..
"A heart that's kind,
An intelligent mind."
Student Collllvil 1: Dancing Club
l: Vilualstal Ulub 2: Rlllllllly Club
13: l,iIltll'lll9 Club Ii: Ping Pong
Vlub -I..
H.Alll'ER, CAROL
"CAROL"
"A bonnie lass is she,
Always quiet as can be."
Vllllll' 1.3.43 Glen- Club 2.
HA ll'l'z1s1.1.. Dos XA
--DIMPLns"
"This cute gaI's gift at gab
Is something that is never drab."
Studi-ut ix0lllll'll 1,23 Friendship
Ululx 2.3: G.L.C, 1, Letlerwiu-
uer lg Eul-lidiau Bus. Staff 3.-lg
ll.A.A. 1,2.3: Hoi-key Team 3.4:
Mzljoretle Club 2,33 Majorette 3,4.
I.vltel'u'illller 3.4: Choir 1,2',3,4:
Uri-lleslrrl 2,3: PA. Announcer 2.
forty-two
H.-Kl'SER, JOHN
-lBA'r'rL1:n"
"A right swell guy!
Wha's never shy."
Hi-Y li,-lp Euclimlian Bus. Sta Q
Football 1,23 lVrestling ,2,1, .
Letterwiuner -li flI'l'll95lTil I
Pinochle Club 1: KVM-stling Club
1,2,3,-lp Football Club -13 llimv-
ing Club ...
-if
wr-.-r
I'IEAlllNG'l'0X, BIYRNA
'-MYRNAH
"Field and courts,
She loves her sports."
HELIPEL, BIARIANNE
HMARIANNE' '
"Blessed with courage ever true,
With her faith she'II see things
through."
HENc1E, ROBERT
HBOB..
"Ready, willing, and able,
His character is always stable."
Hi-Y Nobles 3,4, chairman uf
Social Comm, 43 Football lg
Choir 3,-lg Dancing Club 23 Quur-
terback Club 3: Bridge Club Il:
Ping Pong Club 4.
HOcEv.u:, JOHN
"BIG JOHN"
"A sensitive guy,
Who always will try."
Hi-Y 15 Wrestling 3: Stage Crew
3C Pinot-hle Club 42 Dancing Club
2: Canasta Club 3.
forty-three
QT?
Sf
IlOr:F1,r:, l'1iAul.i-Ls
"CHUCK"
"Handsome and blond,
Ot him we're fond."
l'r4uu Cuniinittee Il,-lg Sr. Cabinet,
Cuuieru Club 21,43 liallruuiu Dani"
ing 23 hvlllllhll Club 13: Steering
l'4uuni, 4.
HOLOHEN, AR'l'Hl'll
..AR.1.,.
"He might not have much to say,
But this guy is quite okay!"
Truck 1: Gulf 12,233 Stage Crew lg
Pin: lwng Club 43 Rummy Club 3.
I10I,Ll-Ill, l,A'l'R1ClA
"PATTY"
"The height
Of delight."
Stuslent Council 2,151 l".T.A. Ii:
l"ru-mlsliip Club 2,251 liuclimliun
ilu-, Stuff 41 Jr. l'luy Czisli Clmir
lg ll'urlll Affuirs Club il, Charm
Club Ig Music Fur Fun Club 3,4
HllLI.S'l'ElN, Hi-LLEN1-2
-'HELENIV'
"Her eyes express
Sweet bashfulnessf'
lintevrctl fruln Linculn Jr. High,
New Jersey 1951. l".T,A. 42
l"l'ie-lnlsliili Club 2,3942 Euclidiuu
Iius, Staff 4: Survey Bus. Staff 4,
UAA. 2,111 Jr, Play Prod, Staff
Zig tilee Club 4: All Club 3,42
l':anier:i Club ll, Set-'y 3: Music
For Fun Club 2,
HfDI,l'B, vVII,llER'1'A
-'BERT'-
"Happiness will come to you
When you say, 'I do'."
l-'iienilsbip Club 13, Choir 1,2,
21,43 Itlndrigzils Zi.
Svvninra
Srvninrz
H0llX'A'l'l1, Acaxms
MAGGIE"
"Nice to know,
She hosn't any foe."
Student Council 1,21 l"rie-umlsliip
Club 1,131 G.A.A, l,2,3,-11
Hrwkey Team 4: Ad. Club 3,42
Music Fur Fun Club il: Su:-iul
llum-ing 353 Piuuchle Club 43
Charm Club 4,
Huovfw, AR'l'Hl'R
-AABIEH
"One ot the best,
He likes to iest."
Football 23 Illovie Club 1.31
Stage Crew 13 Biulugy Club ZIA
Pinm-ble Club 2.3: Ping Pun
Club 4.
HVMM1-il., CHRIS
'ACI-IRIS"
"Here is a quiet lad,
lt takes a lot to make him mad."
Baseball I3 Xluvie Club 135 Cum-
era Club Ili Iluuuiug Club lg Crib-
bage Club J: PlllllL'hit' Club 2,
Hrfuxfx, FRANK
UHURK..
"The personality of this all around
9'-'Y
ls like o fountain that never runs
dry."
Hi-Y Regeiits, lillillllillll 12, Vive-
Pres. Il, Sr-4"y 41 l"4mlbull l,2,3,-1,
l,etleru'iuuer l: Busvbull l.L2,-lg
Prorn Conixuitlee 41 Clluir 21 Ox"
chestru l: PA. Tevh 13 l'..l. Au-
lmiinwi' 1: Fiuntbull Club 23 linen--
bull Club Il: lluuve Club 4.
Hl'RI.ESS, .I.u'Ql'1-:i.lN1-1
"JACKIE"
"lf l had my way,
Everyone would be gay."
l".'I'.A. 33 li.A.A. lg Real Cruss 13
Plum-hlu Club 2,251 Charm Club 4.
firm
PTY
x Q Ixkie.
u
5
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l
l
l
Hl'S'I'fJN. IJEWEY
'-Dnwnvv l
"He must have been told 1
That silence is gold." .
Choir 1: mu-eluive YVriting Club-1.
l
IA1-'ELICL JOSEPHIXE
...mu
"Quiet and sweet
And very neat."
H,L.C, 15 Ki..-LA. 1: Euclidiau Bus.
Stuff 4: Ad Club 43 Kntting Club
fl: Piuuulile Club 3: Clin:-iuin
Club 4.
Ixuux, lY11,1,.u1AY
-'INMANH
"We can foretell,
She will do well."
l'.T.A. 3,-1: Friendship Club 43
l'lu4'li1li:m Bus. Staff 113,-lg Jr.
Play Prod. Staff Jlg Baud 1.2.3,-1,
l,vlteru'iuuer Il, Jr. Offiver: Or-
:-llvstru 13 Y-Tw-us Club 13 Mull-
--Vu lmiive Club Ig Music Fur l-'un
Club ll.
Iosrl-3, XIICHAE1,
..0sH,,
"This we know-before this doy
will end,
Mike will have made another
friend."
Cauustu Club 2,43 Travel Club 33
l'kr-lule Club Cl.
1v.1.xc'1c'. liourzkr
..B0B,.
"Friendliness he did show,
He was really nice to know."
I-Iutereml from Colliuwouil High
N-lmol, Jlllllltllj' 1953, Truck Club
-I
forty-four
J,u'1csrx, f'ilill.Xl.lDlNl'f
HGERRYH
"A sweet smile
ls always in style."
G,.K..X. ll Hn-nl I'rnNN lg lClnlrruiil-
vry Vluh 3: Xlusiv lfur lfun Vluli
113 l'l::nrm Vluh 4.
J.xN1c1-:. B.'x1:n,x1:.x
HJUG.,
"She's bubbling over with pep and
fun,
Her life is surely a happy one."
Sturll-nt Vniiiwil 11' S1-My m'Nup11.
t'l:iNNg 191-if-1i1lNluip Vlulv 2,113
li.L.l'. 1, lmlti-l'xxii1ner ll Vuln-
Q11:-vn ll lfllvliulizllu Bus, Stuff -ll
G..X,.K. 12,121 llm-levy T1-:im ll
Mgrjnrvlll' l'1l1ln Qyll,-li Mzljulwlln-
Zl,,l. l,vIt:-rwilxiuvi' Al: lilln-vl'll-:ull-1'
1, VI.:-II:-lwxilim-x' li Flu-il' 1.12144
.lr:I,vo. Mun' ANN
--MARY ANN"
"From work
She does not shirk."
F.'1'1.X, 21,-lg lfrin-ml hip l'lulv 3.3.4.
lv.l,.l. lg 5ll1Yl'y lmllt. Slant -ll
li X X " "' l"lli4l 1" " 4 lvllvl'
.1... ...VM .. ,.,,,., , ,
winm-r -1: Blish-ry llvullinz Vlulr
23 lhmy l'lm1'uN 21,1
lxxb, 1 xc x
BONNIE
A gal so sweet
l'.I,.X. -1. l'1lw-mls ,,..A
f .: .J 4, '- 1
J 3 3, ll1.1lA 7 ,
.. ,. A ,
"s II d r it N"-'T
ma an nea .51 QM
2 Ki I
"' ' "4 hip Vlulu " "' ,XM
lumllnllm 111 Nlill 4 li X X 1 Y
. . ix .. ,
1""' lr l'l'ix I'1'ul Ytsull' l'l1ml'
,..,..,. . .V ,. . ,
11 lilvv Vlulr 111 I'1l1xln'ni:lr-ry Vlulx
- 1 v . ., ,
21 Nlusu' lwn' l'llu llulm .rg llianrm
l'll1ll -l
J1-314.-xmtlc. Hl1ll',Xltl1
-'1-1ow1E"
"A's and B's,
Never C's!"
Sturlvnt l'nun1'il 43 Uhnix' 1.!,Ii,-lg
Gln-e1'luh 43 l,'am1e1':i4'l11lr Sig
Biology Club 2,
forty-live
.I14:u.xnr:1c, rIl'l.l.X
"JULIE"
"She had a hand
ln Euclid's band."
l4'.'1',X. 41 llznnl 1,2,I5,4, lmlu-r'
winm-r 513 Ulm- l'lulf lg Ah-1 1-'nr
Fun Vlul: ily Npainisll Fm' l-'un
lyllllv ll l'Iliili1'ui1lvi'5' Vlnlp 25
Xllmflxxuurliillg l'lllli 4'
.IuN1-zs, Guncu
"GLORY"
"Come be happy as you go,
With a light and pretty toe."
l"l'i1-lnlsliip l'lulr Ig li..X..X, 1I,Z5,
Blzijorn-th' Vluln 2.11,-13 Xlnjure-tw
Il.l2 llnnul 1,211.43 lllw- l'lnli 4
KAMA1, JUAN
..RED,.
"Carefree and gay,
She came ta stay."
l',lltn-rwl fr-mn Ofllinwnml in 11132.
l"l'i1-mlsliigu 4'1ulr 43 .lit Play l'rml
.
Sluflg lixmi-lilv l'll1l1 ily l"1-living
l'lulv -l.
KIQHN. DlcNN1s
"KEHN"
"At first he appears to be shy,
But after you meet him he's quite
the guy."
Iwmllmll 1, In-Ili-rxxlimi-1' lj Ping
Pong Vlulm 121 Hull' Clulv U1 liirwl
l"ull S13 Vrilulmul- 4
KlcK.xc', I,0I.0lC1-ZS
"KITTY"
"Contentment of mind,
She'lI always find."
l'1l'lt'll4l5ll1ll l'lulr 11,213 li,.X,.X, 1.-.
Ili Hlve Vlul: 41 .Xml Clul: 1,41 IFA.
.Xnlmllln-ex' L23 Klnsiv For Fun t'lub
1: lmuy Ulmrlrs -1.
gPlIlUI'5
S'Pnin1'5
ICELL.-XM, JAMES
...HMM
"He will continue his friendly
ways,
Evan after his high school days"
Hi-Y Lor's 3,-il, Vive-Pres 41
Football 1: Choir 1,2,3,4g Liles
Club 4g Chess Club 2.3: Pinochle
Club 4.
KELLE1', KAY
HK.,
"She went to our hearts on wings
ot a song,
That will last in our hearts our
whole lite lang."
Na!'l Honor Society 3,-Lg Friend-
ship Club 2,33 Swim Club 2.3,-12
Majorette 13 Che-erlenmler lg Bimini
1g Choir 1,2,3,4, Jr. Dirertnr 2,-l,
Sec. Lender 35 Ori-hP-tru 13 Hive
Club 3,43 Movie Club 41 Madri-
guls 3,-l, Director -lg Spnnisli
Club 1.
KERN, JACK
UBALD-JAY"
"His ways
We praise."
Sr. Cabinet: C tl r ll Club 1:
Pinni-ble Club 2.3.
Klum FRED
7
"You'll tind him o welcome triend
All his characteristics seem to
blond.
5 A A
X - ,Y '-
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7 .,,.,,. A.
:sn Q. K A
- .
, A Q. in CX. l
Kms. RIARILYN
..MAR,.
"Her laughter
Will remain long utter."
Glee Club 15 Spanish Club lg
Singing For Fun Club 2,33 Gaines
Club 151 Pinochle Club 4.
Kixasxfonn, JOAN
"J'0ANIE"
"Come what may,
She's always gay."
Frienmlship Club 1.33 G.A,A. 23
Choir 1: Sing For Fun Club 3.
IiLIMA. BARBARA
-'BARBH
"Cute is she,
Nice company."
- oil' 12
- , , 1.. .l . .-,,,
Student Cnuncil 1: l-'rienilship
llub34 1-XX 173 th
Hier- Club 4: All Club 1,-LI Em-
ln-niilwy Club 21 Music For Fun
Club Il: Pnny Chorus 4,
ICLOSKY, JUHN
"PAT"
"Here's an all around guy
Who's friends rate him high."
Hi-Y Rez:-nts Ii,-1, SE4"Q"Tl'91l5. Si
E lei lllllllel B1 6 H
1 'zu-' : ' e ' 3: uni"
Survey Edit. Stuff 42 Foullazill 1.2.
Il.-1. Letterwinuer 1,43 Basketball
l,2,1!, Lt ' 1: .sbll
1 Ti k 4 tile tlnb l Q
In-rlwawk Club Sl: Basketball Club 4.
liI.l'G, SYLVXA
'-sYLv1E"
"Steodtast ot thought,
For knowledge she sought."
llillbilly Club Ili Clmrin Club -li
Stem-ring Cnnun. 4.
IiNAl'S, NANCY
"NANCE"
"Beauty describes this girl so fair,
Green are her eyes, and dark is
her hair."
N:il'l Honor Society 43 N:xt'l
l-'nrensiv League 2: F.T.A. 4:
l'ql'lPllllSlllll Club 3: Euclidian Bus.
Stuff -lg Survey Bus. Staff -lg Jr.
Play Prml. Sluffg Sr. Play Prod.
Stuff: Choir l.2,4: P..-X. Announc-
vr 4: Mnllrigals 4,
forty-six
IQNERR, SANDRA
"SANDY"
"'By her methods she does excel,
She does everything quite well."
N:lt'l llmmr Sm-ivty Sl,-lg l-"I'..l.
3.4. Treats. 45 llanfl l,2,fl.l. Sn-1-'y
3,4g Orc-lwstr:i l,1I,Zl.43 l-'vm-in:
f'l'h 4: Painting: :luvl lh-:nu'i11L'
f'lulw Il.
IKOEHNE, Brzixxixun
A-BERNIEH
"Knowledge is power,
In fame he'Il tower."
Nut'l Honor Society 43 Studi-nt
Council 23 Hi-Y Monzirz-hs -l, S1-Wy
43 Tennis 13.33, Lvtterwiuuvr 12111
Key Uluh 1.2.31 Math Vluls 121
linuws t'luh Ilg Flu-ss Vlulv 4.
IQOLLER, Do1'c:i.As
"DOUG"
"He's got the might,
To do things right."
Student Council Il: Hi-Y. Squires
2,3,4, Treas.: Buys Ls-nrlvre il.-l:
Dancing Club 23 Pinot-hlw l'luli
3.4.
KORNBLVM. RIK'H.'XRll
"KoRNY"
"With trombone in hand,
He played in the band."
Band 1,2,3,4, Latte-rwinnnr -lg th--
vhestra 1.2 3 Swing Baunfl lg
Pinochle Club 2: Bridge Clulr :Ig
Outdnnrs Club 4.
Kosfrmxsusx, Roux im
"noLLY"
"He likes to talk, he likes to smile,
But he likes to be serious once
in a while."
Football 1,2,J3,4, Iii-tterwinlwr 1,42
Basketball l,2,Jl, Letterwinner 1:
Baseball 1.2.3,-1, Uapt. 1.4, Let-
terwinner 3.4: Pruni Cnuim. il.
forty-seven
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Kovfwn. JANET
"JAN"
"Deeds, not words, are shown ra-
paid,
By the many friends she's made"
Studi-ut l'uun4-il 4, Ex:-in Bunrvl 43
Vrivurlsllip t'luly 2,3,4, Sr-193' 33
rG.l.l', 13.4. Tri-cus. 43 Euvlidian
llus. Staff Z!,3l,4, Asst. Bus. Mfrr.
sig H,.X..'t. l,1J,Zl,-4, LQ-ttvrwivmer li
lliwlce-y 4: Prom Vomvn. 31 Mega-
plmnr- f'luh 23 Flmir 1.51,-1, Trims.
lg lilvv l'lulv 4.
KVMP. IJUNALD
..DoN,.
"Graduation has come at Ialt,
He will ne'er dwell on the pant"
Ili-Y Lurils 43 liund lg Pinorhlv
Vluln l,2,flg Uhvss f'lul1 -1,
Iil'NC'HIK, ARLENE
"ARLENE"
"Slowness is sure,
All tasks she does endure."
l"riw-nnlsliip t'luh ft,-Lg Biolugyflulv
lg Rlusim- For I-'un f'luh 2.
Iil'llTI, l,0NALll
UDON.,
"Hard-working, honest, faithful,
too,
The kind ot friend vho's always
true."
Fu4utl1a1ll 23 Basketball 1,L3, Let-
tvrwinner l: Prom Comm. 3:
Baud lg Key Flub IL4: Steering
Vunuu 4: Dani-inz Club 23 Quar-
rnrlxnf-k Vluh 12: Canasta Pluh 4
Kr's,xu. .lou N
"JOHNNY"
"A personality that's goy,
He came to stay."
Entert-d from lVillnughhy in l95Tl.
Hi-Y Lorfls 41 Chess Club 4.
Srninra
S'fr11inr5
KVs,xu, BlA1tGAllE'1'
UMARGEH
"Always gay,
That's her way."
Student Cnuuz,-il l: Clmir 13 lluum-
Club I: Cam:-Isla Club 2: Pimwlilef
Club Hg rfhurm Club 4.
I,Ac'l-IY. JOANNE
um.,
"A :harming girl, full at will,
She leaves a place that's hard to
fill."
N:1t'l lwluuur Sm-ivty Il,-1: N:xt'l
Quill :incl Srroll 11.43 N:xt'l Fore-uv
sie' Lvagiw 2.3,-1, Vive-pres. Il,
treux. 43 Prim-P uf l'vur'0 lil.
ll'iuu4-r Il: Stud:-ut Coum-il Il,-1,
Iixm-, Buarfl 3,43 Snph. Class Viv.-
l'rvs.g H.L.C. 32.42 Sm-iiiuHpurls
.lttvmluutr 55,41 l'llll'll4llHll l'hlit,
Stuff l, ldflitnr -1: Girly- Stull- Ill
l-luvlislinu Rus. Stuff 2.55, Cir:-ulzv
tum Mgr. -li 1'l'lIlllflSlllIP Club lil,
4: Choir 4.
LA M,xc'CH1A, BE'1"1'Y
"LITTLE BETTY"
"She's really a riot
When not being quiet."
Frivmlsliip Club 2.4: H..X..X. ll
Choir 13 Ad Club -1: liuluvs Club
533 Cllurm Club 4.
Lfxxm, S.xLv.x'muE
HSALV,
"Patience, man,
Just do what you can."
Funtbnll l,2, l4PlI1'l'Xl'llllll'l' l:
Ham-bzill I 3 liaufl l 1 Urn-llvstrzx 1:
Pnim- For Buys Club 2: l,lll2Il'lt'l"
lmvk Club Sly Cribbzuge Club 4,
I,,x1'1NsK.xs, llIlYI,1,IS
-'PHYLH
"She laughed and smiled and gaily
talked,
As through high school days she
merrily walked."
Slllllttlll Cuuuvil I.2,llg Claire Offif
vor lg Frivuilslihx Club 2,33 li.L.C.
Ig li.A.A. ZZ: Prom Comm. 43 Glev
Club lj Sr, Cabinet: Dum-9 Club
25 Pino:-ble Club 1211,
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' 'PINKY' '
"One of the best,
He's given to jest."
l-'rmlbxlll l,2,5l, I.1'tle1'wi11i11,-1' li
lV1'estliu2 1.2, 1.1-ttf-rwimwi' l :
Choir 12.31.42 Glvv Club 4: Blurll
ligals Il,-1: Ilunviug Club 25: Cai
uustzn Club 4.
l,AVum:x:, JACK
-'JACKH
"An all around good fellow,
This guy's really mellow."
Student Cnuul-il 1, Trri-us. 1: Nr.
C:ll1invt: Key Club Sl.-1, Tru-VIS. -1:
l'i:1m-hlv Club 1.53.
I.1cnr:1c, R.X1'BIllX1J
HB-UD11
"l've found the right girl now,
None other than little Miss Dow"
Nlllllvlll Council -1: S-vph. Class
Tre-ns., .l1'. Class Yin' l'res.Z Fool-
brll 1.2.3,-1, Li'llli'l'Xl'lllllC'l' 1,-12
llus:-luill 1: Prmu Cmuiu, Jig Choir
J3: SIITYUX Bus. Stuff 3: lluuciu:
Club 2: kQllEllilt'l'l72lt'li Club -1.
I.mI"1'1s1ec'Hr:1:. BIARILYX
A-MAGGIE"
"A taste exact yet confined,
A knowledge of both books and
human kind."
Nut'l Hmmr Sm-ivty 4: Student
Colxzivil 4: Fi-imnlsliip Clul' 3,-1:
l'fu1'llxli:ln linlit. Stuff -ll G.A.A.
12,33 Prmn Comm. Il: Travel Club
123 Ruuurl Tublv Club 3,-li .Tuuior
C--biuvl
I,1nux', ICDWIN
MED.,
"lf you want to succeed, blaze a
trail,
In that way you will never tail."
N:1t'l Hnum- Society 4: Swiiumiug
12.43 Ruud 1.2,R,4: Orcllestru 1.23
Movie Club 1.2: Key Club 4:
Stump Club I3 Art Club 23 Dunc-
iug Club 33 Chess Club 4.
forty-eight
l.1Nnx1':u, EAN
JEANNIE
"She gives no offense,
' 0 ' 1 Kui in ' Z" ' ,
uv Nurs' 1 ' I.. .
T
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'She makes no pretense." V , fs
".T.A. 43 l"riu-mlsllip llulr l A
-lv llulv 4 tt Q llulw ,
Im i lllg Klub '
,V ,lj
4 3 i
L1N1msAx', DAX'lll
'-DAVE"
"His only books
Were cure girls' looks."
l"ootlJull 2,32 Trnvk l,1I,-li Ulmil'
1,2,3.-1, Pres. -lg lllve- l'lulm ll,-l:
Movie l'lulr l, Pros. lg Kvy l'luln
11.3,-13 l'aluer:1 l'lulx il: l'in,fzI'nu1:
w
l'lulm Zlg liiolngy l'lul1 L1 f-'llllJlSlil
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ll1'r'1'I,r:, l'.x'1'l:1cI.x X b
UPATH we ,
"lf all her smiles were worth a ' A' my
dime, I fy. . '
She'd be a millionaire in time."
l':lllE'l'Pfl from lhvllinwoml High iu
Svptenllmr 19512. Eucuyu ll: l'llill'lll
Club 4,
LLOYD. B1-:v13RL1' Y X 'X'
HBEV., i 5, if
"Five-foot-two, K. NY f
Eyes of blue."
Friendship Club 1.'.Z,Zlg Euvlidigm
Bus. Staff 43 G.A.A. 2: Mnjnrvttr-
Cluh l,2,3. I
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.f . gl,
J, V
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if fm" "'
LLOYD, BIARYLYN , N ,fd .tl
"LUCY" if .Q -, ,.
"An easy going mind, Q3 -'
Happiness she will find," z V
Frienilsliip Club 3,-lg G..-LA, l,2, ,,, V 'jijxx
3,42 Pllllll' 1,23 Mystery Rvzuliug' ' ',,,.-,,,
Club 151 Music Fm' Fun Uluh 2,233 f .. .I we 1
Games Club 3: Pinovhle Fluli 4, f- '
forty-nine
55- 129259
g,...,, .
I,0f'liXl'llllll, l,A'l'llll'lA
"PAT"
"She shines from wifhln,
5he'll always win."
l-'ri'-mlsliilv 4'Iub !,Zl,4g Vlmir lg
Y-T:-1-us l: Nluflvrn llnnca- f'lub 23
Musim- l-'ur Ifuu 1I,Ilg Knitting flluh
41.
I,uHsE. HAI.
HHAL.,
"You will find Hal
A nice pal."
Stngv- Vrww 4.
l.oK.xR. I'lI,AlNY
"LOKIE"
"The more you gel to know this
90l.
The more you want her for your
pol."
N:xt'l Honor Sm-ia-ty Il,-11 N:il'l
Quill and Sm-ull 11,43 l"ri4-udslxip
Vlulv 1I,fl,-1, Sn-1-'y-Trvzis, lixw'
liuurll Il: ll.L.l', Il,-Lg lfluvlidiun
lfmlif. Stuff 113,-1, A-sl, liflil. 41
liul-liflinu Bus, Stuff 2,351 Survvy
llus. Stuff 2,31 ll.A..X. 1.2.3.-1.
,lr, Play P1-ml Nlnffi Nliijurvtlw-
Vlulm 23 Nr, l':1lviue-ll Sr. Plny
l'rml. Stuff: Ulmir 1,
Loxu. S,xNIum
--SANDY"
"Through the serene
A smile is seen."
liulvreil from Chivzagu, lllilmis. in
ISIBIX. N:xl'l Hmmm' Sm-ivty 42
Frie-ullslxip Club 4: liuvliflislu Bus
Stuff -lg Vlmir 55.42 Mnflrigals 41
Knitting l'lulw il: Rnuud Table
1'lul- -lg Swvring l'1uurul 4,
Luxe, lV1LI,1.xM
-'coLoNEL"
"Dork and tall,
Nice to all."
lli-Y Ruggvuts ffl,-ll Buys Lenders
lil: lim-lidiau Bus, Stuff 3,42
l-'uutlmll l,1I,2l,4, Leltvrwinm-r 1,41
Wrvstlim: '.2,2l,4, Le-ttvruinm-r 1.4,
Tl':l1'k l,2,3,-11 l'h0i1' lg lV0rl'l
Affairs Vlnh 23 l'lu:'uyo ll,-lg Foul'
lmll l'luln l,'2,?l,4: Trunk Flulw 2,
IZ,-lg XVrl-slling Ululv 1.2.3,-4,
Sminra
!g'l?lIiU1'5
LORENZ, ROSEMARIE
-'RoMIn"
"lnnocent and sincere,
In our hearts we hold her dear"
N:it'l Honor Society 3,43 Student
Couuvil 2,33 Friendsbin Club il.-l
Huclidian Bus, Staff 3.4: Survey
Bus. Stuff 4: ti.,-t,A. 1: PAX.
Tech. 3.4, Tren-. 41 Swim L1-arlcr
2.3,-ig Travel Club '23 Rnuul
Table Club Hg Browsing Club 4.
IJUETKEBIEYER, I-IENRY
'-BUCK"
"He makes a hit
With his wit."
Boys Lender 11,33 Swiuimiup: 2.3.
4. Letterwinuer 2: D1ll'll'1? f"ub21
Reading Club 12.71.43 Siugiuu'
For Fun 4: Newspaper llvznliuz
Club 4,
BICCARTHY, l'ATR1c'i.x
APAT..
"To be sure, we know that
Friendly and happy is our Pat."
Friendship Club 1.2.3.-1: Choir I 1
Dance Club 2: Music- Fm- Fun
Club 2: Eiubrnitlvry Vfub ZS:
Hnndirrnft Club 43 Clisulu Club -1.
BICCLVRG, l'Hi'1,1,ls
1'PHxL"
"Phyllis is as quiet as can be,
As nice a senior cs you'lI ever
see."
Elllllfkd frum Slinn' Iligb in ISIS!
Friendship Club C143 lrlurlv-5'
Team 4: GI:-v t'lub 314,
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Ig. 5 1 'A"' N "' 4 W- i A Y X 1 :HRS
AICIJOXVELIA, l,Al'I, . 1
A-PAUL" SFX 5 N- s S. s
Always funny, always gay, CQXQS N
For you see that is his way." 1 " S sm.. MX
, . .axss-S : sgx.. X ,Musik A
XX restling lg Trawk 1.2: Jr. Play Ass-:X I-.M . ,K s N 5 if A
Cast: Culnurn Club 4: Canasta X 3 L.. 1
Club 25 Pinot-his :i, Q5 QQ: ax eff...
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Mr CQVIGAN, CHARLES
AMACH
"He lives each day,
In his own way."
XY11-stliiig 1: Trnck 1: Prom
Forum. 4: Choir 1: Movie Pub 1.
Stagv Crew 2: Sr. Cabinvt.
AICGVIRE, lV1L1,1AM
"BILL"
"He is a boy of deepest thought,
His qualities cannot be bought."f
Entered from Asbville High 1953.
Football 1.3: Basketball 1: Crib-
bage 43 Business Club 2.3, Vice-
Prns. 12. l'r--, 33 Jr. Class Yi'-0
Pri-s.
MCKEON, PATRICIA
'-sHon'1'Y"
"As merry as the day is long,
Life is iust a happy song."
Nut l Hmmm' Society 4: F,T.A, 3.-1:
Frienzlsliip Club 3.4: G.L C, 42
lint-li-liuu Bus. Stuff -1: GAA,
1.'.Z.1l.-1: Megaphone Club 31 Choir
2,3.-1: Ad Club 13.42 Painting
uurl Ilrziwiug Club Sl.
MAuCH1oNE. BIARGARET
"JUNE"
"Always happy,
Bright, and snappy."
Frieunlsliip Club 2.3: G.L.C. 1:
H AA. 1.2.3.-1: Horkey Tteam 4:
Mnjorette Club '.Z.fl,4: Majorette
4: Pinof-ble Club 3: Charm Club
4.
MARCVS. JAMES
--JIM"
"School days,
School daze."
Chess Club 3: Golf Club 4: Arthur
tindfi-ey Club 3.
fifty
1
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I
M.x1u.x. Dmus
..D.,
"She travels through a ficld of fun
Laughing and learning undcr the
sun."
lfiiviiilsliip Vlulr 2.35.43 li,l.l'. Al:
li..l,.l. l.2.3'i,-12 lluvkvy 'Fvuul -l:
1
.Ml l'lulu l.L.1l,41 Munir' 4"ul- 55.
l'ium-lilo' l'luli 2.25.
M.xrml.'1'. Cxlcol.
HK.,
"Upon her God did bless
An attitude of friendliness."
i"l'ivl1rlsl1ip Ululr 3.:1,fl: fi .X A, l,1'.
11.41 lim-key 'Yi-:un -lL .lvl l'luli Il.
li Movie- Vlulv -ll l'!mruu l'lulx 113
l'ium'l1li- l'lul1 Zlg Sovinl llziui-iu
1"uh 4: Illusif- For l"uu l'lul1 fl
Mrxnxxxu. li0NAl.l1
NEON.,
"From paths of humor, he does
not stray,
For humor finds its own way."
Kvy l'luls 3,43 Trnvvl Vlul- 12:
Piumlhle- Vlulw Sl: Ping: Puug l'luli
l,4.
MA'1'u1.xs. Cfuml.
"CAROL"
"Starry eyes, merry ways,
Make for happy high school days"
Studi-nl Fuuui-il Sl. lwiviulslmip
Cluh l.2: I':lll'll1il2lll llus. Stuff 43
G..l..l, 41 Jr. Play l'rvul11vlio:i
Staff: Mzljnrvttv f'luli 12.21.41 Mn-
jurette 3.4, I,Plll'l'll'llllll'l' 4:
Clmrui Club 4.
M1-:ll-zu, HAROLD
"HARRY"
"Baseball team's delight,
He added to their might."
Hi-Y. Mumxrrhs -11 Ifmnlmll lg
lizlskvtlmll 1,113.41 llusehzlll 1.2.
3.43 'I'e-nuis 2.51.-1: Banil 1,231.43
Orvlwrlrzl I3 Km' Ulub Cl.-42 Vu'
luwlal f'luh lg Ci-ilvlunggv Fluli 2:
Uiflmuuil Sports li"ulr Jig l'g-gk,-1.
ball f'Iuh 4.
fifty-one
5,1
X.
fx
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Nl mm.-x N N. M.-x lKli.Xll l'I'l'
"PEGGY"
"Always on the go,
Someone nice to know."
iflili-iw-fl from lhllilixxviriil lllllii
Svllrml lu HI52. l",'l',.X LJ.fi.lZ
I"1'iv-ynisliip l'lulr 12.Zl,4l. Xl.ul'u'i-tV1-
Vlulv l" Ulm- Vlulw 21. lYurlul
.lfl':nli-X
M1 1.1.1-in. KAX mix li
HKAYH
"A kirdly grace,
A pleasant face."
.':1',:1..., 1.9.-A' -L
Nr, Vulnimilg XYurl1l .lffnlre Vlulw il
l"iii-urlsllip l'Illli 111 l'1uf-lul :lu llus
Nllflllll llufiulvl
3IlI.I,1'Zli. ii.-X'I'llll'I.X
"PA'r'rY"
"She's pretty to walk with,
And witty to talk with."
l4'l'i:-uflsllip l'lui1 LIL I'iux-liiliziu llus
fluff Sl: Nurvi-5' Hus. Stuff C11
H .l..l. lg llm-lu-5 Tvaiui lg .lr
l'I:ip l'r'-il. Stnffl Vlmir l.2.Zl,4.
Xlusla- lwir i'lIll lluln .I..i. llmrlu
l'Iulv -1
AIlI.I.liR., lllnfll
USUNSHINE'
"To be iust and kind and wise,
There solid self-enioyment lies."
l"ri:-livlxliip Vlulx lil.-11 li.l.,1' fl.
Nxxim Vluly Il: l'1um'liil1.au liilxl
Stuff 41 ii ,K,.l. l.2.1l,-li .liz Vinny
. - -- .i 4,
l'r4ul. Stull. Xlvgylplluiln- l.ulv -..l
l'l1uu' l"' lil l'lulr ""
AIISKUIC. Dmus
-'DoDDUs"
"This sweet gal's friendly ways
and laughter,
Will remain in our hearts ever
after."
X:il'l llmmr Suviwty -l. l"1'if'u-I
ship l'1uli 12.12.41 li I, 1' Il.-1.
l'Iuvl14li:m lius, Stuff l, Survvy
lillx, Nlzlfl' Cl.-1. li,,l,.X. l.2.Il.l,
.lr l'l:l5 l'i'ml, Stuff, 1"iuir lj
,Ml Vluli 2. l'ulvliv:'lu-u- Vlulu I
Svrninrs
Seniors
AI0l4'FA'l', .litmus
HJIM..
"It may be said that Jim had
Humor suited for any lad."
Mourl-zu, Nnxm'
HNANH
"A quiet maiden intent on her
work,
We know her duties she will never
shirk."
lfrieiitisllip Clnh 21,123 Jr, l'l:ny
Prml. Stuff: lloun- Nursing.: Cluh
il: Knitting Cluh 13: lCinln-with-ry
l'luh fl: l'li:lriu t'luh 4.
Muuutxx, liA'l'llI,l'IlCN
' 'KATHY' '
"Not quiet or loud,-short, or tall,
She's a pleasant combination ot
them all."
lfrivlualxllip Club I: l'Iu1'lltli:lnHus.
Staff 45 Choir l.2.3l,43 Cniuistn
Clulv lg li:lllrtnun l7:iut'in,: 12: th-in
lluuters t'luh ilg Knitting t'lulr 41
Nt:-1-rim: l't-min. 4.
AIORRUW, NANM'
UN-ANU
"A girl so toir,
A personality rare."
l".'I'.A. 3.4: l-'rivnflsliip Cluh 22,353
Swim Cluh 43 film- Cluh 4: Musit-
l-'ur Fun Cluh 22: lClnl1ruitIt'ry Cluh
Il, l'rt-S. Il
NIo1:1.oc'1c, l7ox.xI,n
HDONH
"Na matter what paths, roads, or
ways,
He will remember his high school
days."
Nuinnuiug: Nlgr, 2, Choir lg Ill.
Tm-vll. 1: l'..X. .Knnuunt-n-1' li
1 - . -
lumrhlt- tlub l,2.Jlg Ping lmng
Clnh -l
1
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'WNY
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Mosfx LL, CAROLYN
"MOZZLE"
"A sweet gal to have around,
Another like her cannot be
found."
X:it'l Honor Society 3.4: Student
Vnunril 3: Sr. Class Tre-as.:
Fri:-nflship Club 1,2,Ii,4, Vice
Pr:-S. Exec. Board 43 G.l.,C. 4:
Htunw-nniing Queen -1: .Tr. Hrune-
rorning Attendant: liuvlidian Bus.
Stuff 2.3: Survey Bus. Staff 2:
tl..X.A. 1.2.3.-1: Jr. Play Prod.
Staff: Prom Cnnun. 4: Majnrette
Club 3.
MI'1ufHY. DOROTHY
"B1:T'1'Y"
"She goes on her quiet way,
What else is there to say?"
lied Cross Club 2.31.-1.
MI"1'c'HLER. JEAN
' 'JEANNIEN
"Personality and smile,
Dazzle and beguiIe."
Student Council 4: Frienflshill
Club 2: lint-lidian Bus. Staff 42
tl..X.A. 1.13.43 Megaplmne Club
2.12,-L Pres. 4: Cheerleader 2,3,
Lf-tterwinner Sl: Mixed Cll0l'llS 21
ITA. .hlllltlllllll-'l' 2.
MYERS, IQONALD
..RON,,
"He has that winning way,
Plus a personality that's gay."
Student Council 1: Survey Bus.
Staff 4: Baseball 1: Ping Pong
Club li Auto XYise Club 21 Bas
lat-tlmll Club 3: Outdoors Club 4,
MU-zlcs. lV1LLIAM
f-BILL"
"Everybody cheer,
The good humor man's here."
S t u tl e n t Council l: Freshman
Class Vice Pres.: Boys Leaders 3:
Survey Edit. Staff 31 Football l,
Sl, Letterwinner 1: Basketball 1.2:
Track 1: Gulf 2.3: Choir 1: Stage
Crew 2.4: Gulf Club 2: Pinochle
Cluh 4.
fifty-two
N1':1,sor:. Xnxcx'
--NANCY"
"A gentle disposition,
She fits any position."
l':llll'l'4'1l frum ill:-li Ellyn, lll. in
1952. N:il'l llunm' Nm-in-ty -4,
l"1'ii-lulrllip Clulx l,2,!l,,lg ll,li.l','l1
Nllrxvy Ifrlil, Stuff 'lg li..l..X. l,!,
52.41 lluvkvy Team fll lit--l Frogs
12: Train-l Vlulw II
NPII,SlJN. Hox,x1,n
HRON.,
"Not serious, tor he's gay,
Jolly ond good in work or play."
Ifmmtlmzill 1,252 XVl'1'slllll,! l,!,2l,
l,a-ttm-rwinm-1' 13 Ti-nnis 131 1':m:ist:i
Vluh 43 Q11:n'tvrlmrk Vlull 215:
XV1-I-skiing Vinh 123,
NESlll'l"l'. LYNN
"NICKI"
"Happy she comes,, happy she
goes,
She's fallen in love with lovely
clothes."
Frivmlsliip Vlulm 327,42 l'Im'li4li:uv
Hu:-, Stuff 4, li .X .X, l,2,5l,-11
f. - - ., v .
llwlr ll lull:-uyw .,,,l3 Klizlrm llulv
-1.
Nlzwxmx, li0I!1CR'l'
HBOBH
"He has his moods, quiet, jolly,
glad-
But a better guy cannot be had!"
Snim Vluln 2,233 lfmntlmll 1,
lYrE'Stlin2 lg Swimming: L2,2l.
NlCl'l'3I, DAVID
..N1C,,
"His school days were fIlled with
fun,
Many friendships he has won."
Hi-Y Lurrls 2.3, Pres. 2: Te-nnis
2,33 Movie f'luh lg Slum- Crexx
1, Pres., Canwrzi Ululx 2,15,4,
Pres. Il,
lifty-tllrcc
1'-
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3?
3,257
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l
"P-W-f
'dl'
gun-ar"
irygf
W s
ll Wifi ff?
a- r A
Nmzxlc, .Imax
--JOHN"
"His popularity is mainly due
To the tact that hc's ncvcr blue"
Um-zlclnxxli. l,.XWlil'INI'l'l
"LARRY"
"Cute ond merry
ls our Larry."
X:nI'l lfivl'--lmsiv lmngfxli- el, lll-Y,
Nplilw-X 2,Il,4, Vim- l'r-w Cl, l'r4-N.
lj .ly l'l:iy Prnrl. Stuff C53 Vrnm
l'nnim, -li Vlmir 41 llri-ll:-sim ii,-1.
SV. Vfulnillvtg Ke-5' Vlulr -l1 1':il111-rn
Vluly Ii,-lg Vrilwlvaigi- l'lnlp 22 l'k:-
lvli- Vlnlm Il, lin-nl llunli-rs 41 Sl'
l'l:lg Farsi.
OT 'ox Nou. .ll-:AN
MMOE..
"Personality and a shining smile,
She dresses smartly and in style."
N:ll'l llmmr Niwii-ly SZ,-lg Ntuflvnt
Vmllivil 2.3,-l, lixi-4-, Huairil -l.
Nr. Vlnss Si-Wy, l"rl4-iulsllip Vlul:
11.37.-l, 'I'i'v:is. 12. 4i,l.1' 314.
l'.u1l'll1ll:1n larllt. Ntnff J.-lg luur-llrl
lain llus, Htrlff 2,143 Silrvvy liillt.
Stuff 2,fl,4Z li,,X .X l,2,1l,4I ,ll'.
l'l:iy l'ru4l. Stuff. Spring: Swirls
.Xth-mlzlnt -l.
llxirilczn. R.xYm1uN1w
"TINY RAY JAY"
"A friendly one,
So full ot fun."
Stmli-nl l'uum-il UL lli-Y ll Sm"
Hwy lille. Stuff 125 l"m1llvzill l,2,f1.
lialslivllrzlll ll liznsvlmll ll sll'
l'l:uy First: .lr l'l:iy l'rml, St:iff1
Sr, l'l:iy Vuslg Sr Play l'ruil,
Stuff: Mix:-il Vlmrus 2.-1: Novi--
1'lnl: l"' into Vlnlw "' Paisl-
lfnl' ll:-5 ".
lllH'l"l"l', .l.,xc'lc
'-sN1FI"'
"Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble,
Brown-eyed Jackie has no double"
lli'Y1 lfufmtlvzlll l.12,IZ,-1, l.:-th-r
nxilinvr 1,43 llzis--luull I, lmltv-r'xxli1
lxvr l, Mnvim- l'll1l: lg llull liuziril
Vznpt. 4: Qllairti-rlnu-k Vlulp 12,141
lliisl-in-llmll l'lulv lil l,vtIv1'vl1:ilx's
l'lull -1.
Sputum
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I'A1'ol'RAs, BIICHAEL l
uMIKEvv l
"He was strung and he was quick,
He was the one who was hard to
lick."
Student Council 1,2: Hi-Y Rflzunls
Zi,-1: Buys Lenders 1: Euvlirlian
Bus. Htaff 4: Football 1.2,7l,-1. Let-
tvrwinuer 1.4: lYl'6SfllllL' 1.2.3,-1.
Lette-ruinner 1,43 Ban-lm'l 1.2,
llettv-rwinner 1: Qlmrtvilzu-'k Club
1.2: Lettermank Club fl,-1
PARATORE, FRANK
"FRANK"
"He always pcmics
I'.A, TM-li. 1: P.A. .-Xnnouncprli
Ge-in Hunters Club 2: Dunning
Llnb 3,
PARK, DONALD
HDONH
"He's never proud,
He's never loud."
Hi-Y Lords 3,-1. Pres. IZ: Buse-
bnll 4: PHX. Announcer 1: Rounl
Tnblv Club JE: Baseball Club 4.
l'Aum-tn. IIICHARD
A'D1cK"
"Life of the party,
Not snooty-not a smarty."
Hi-Y Knights 2,3, Squires 4:
l-lun-lidian Bus. Stuff 4: Survey
lddit, Staff 4: Football 1.2. Let-
terwiuner 1: Basketball 2: XYreSt-
ling 1. Lvtterwinner 1: Truck 1'
Jr, Play Cust: Jr, Play Prod.
Staff: Play Cust: Sr. Play
Prtnl. Stuff: PA, Announrer 113,
4: Fuutbnll Club 2: Drannn Club
Il,-l.
l'Ann. CoNsTAxCE
'-coNN1E"
"Attention folks-look who's here
That cute lil' gal who makes us
cheer!"
1-'riendship Club 1.2.3.-l, Pres, nf
Sr. Chapter: Sr. Hnnwcmuing At-
tendant: G-.A.A. 1.2: Megaplmnt-
Club 12.3.43 Cheerleader 1,2,3,-1,
l49lll'1'XYlllll9l' 1,3.-L, Capt. -1:Chnir
l: Singing For Fun Club 2.
fifty-four
Those in auto mechanics." '
PATIHCK, Ill.xlcu.x1:1-i'1'
MPEG..
"Five-foot-six,
Full of tricks."
l"l'lBllllSlllln l'lub 12,233 l'luvli1li:1u
Bus. Stuff 4: Choir 1: liluunyu 2'
Clmrxu Club 4,
l'E1n-zusox, GERALU
"PETE"
"A boy with a friendly air,
He and humor make c pair."
lillllll' 1: Games Club 1.
PEMBEIVFON, BIARY
-.PEMVV
"The seeds of friendships, she has
sown,
She will never be alone."
Friemlship Club 13,43 l'lllf'll4llIlll
BUS. Stuff -lg li.A.A, 1,Z2,Zl,-1, Let'
ll-rwinuvl' 11 lllwkvy Tm-:nu Lil,-13
Jr. Play Prod. Stuff: Prum F0111-
miller- 3: l'hoir lg lllee l'lub il,-11
Afl l'lub Cl,-13 Rvxl Vruss 41 Nlusim'
l-'ur Fun Ulub 22 Sllllflllilllll l"m'
l"ll:1 Club Zlg llull Hxlulwl Il.
lJE'l'EliS, GPIRAI,ll
"JERRY"
"His friendships are growing yet,
His personalfty we'Il not forget."
Fullllalll 1.22 Vhuil' l,2,Ii,-li lizlules
Club l: Qlmxtwllalvk l'lub 1.11.
PE'1'1co1-ms, ITZVELYX
-lEv1E"
"A friend so dear,
To have so near."
Friendship Club 21 li.A.A. 2:
H01-key 21,33 Prom Cnnnu. 11:
Megaphone Club 1,1I,3,-12 l'llt'El"
lender 2,35 Choir 1: Gln-e Club 11
Musim- Fur Fun Club 2: Dum-ing
fifty-five
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l'u1LL11's, 3llI.lllllCll
-'MILLIBH
"A pretty girl is like a melody,
Sweet and lovely for one to see"
Studi-nt Cuuuvil 1. l".'1'..X. 1Z,4,
Vive Pres. 41 Fl'il-ullsllip Vlub
Lili liL,l', lg Surya-y lillit, Stuff
-lj li..l,A. lil,-lj H1If'li0y 'llc-'zllll -11
.lr. l'luy Cust: Mugupllmw l'lub
2: Vlmir lg limi Uruss 1: .Xrl f'lub
151 l'iuu4-blv Club 123 Party lluunfs
l'lub Zlg Spuuisll Club -1,
l,lC'K'l0'1"l'l, All'l'Hl'li
HART..
"Easy going,
Ecsy knowing."
Nillll llnllul' Suvlvly -11 1li'Y
lmrlls Vlmplllill fig liuuml 1,2,Il,-L,
l,4-tll-1'wium'r ilg Senior llfflnw-1' -lj
l'..l. 'Fvvll 1: Plug Pong 4'lub lg
lluuull Tulrlm- l'lul1 23 liuluvs l'lub
,li 'l'r:u-li -1,
l,l.ll'I'l'C'lllVAl'l', .lAxlc'E
UJAN..
"She is a delight
To have in sight."
l"rim-uwlsllip l'lub lg ll.A.,l. 11 Jr.
l'l:ly Pu-ul, Stuff: Vlmir 1.2: Nr.
Vallriluvl- -lg Mzulrigrznls fl,-lg l'i-
mwlnb- 1'Iub 23 Blusiv For l-'uu
Vlub fl.
lj0ll'l'lCIl, 1l0llER'l'
HBOB..
"He likes to laugh-but still
He is very strong of will."
l'lutn-rn-xl frmu lfntllellrul Lutiu in
HOSE, Fmnllvull 1,2,Il, Lutterwin-
vu-1' I: Qllalxm-rlmrk Club -4,
l,0'l'UC'AR. CAROL
-'cARoL"
"You will find
Her courteous and kind."
livll Uruss 15 Knitting l'lub 21
l'inm-hlv l'lub fly FI't'lll'll C'lub H1
Vhuir 4.
Srniura
Svrninrz
Puwr:1.I,, BIARY El.I,PIX
"M.B.P."
"The right one hos come along,
Making life a happy song."
l"rivn4lsl1ip Cluln 2: Survey l'l1lit
Stuff 15,43 lflmir 1,2,il,4g Glewlflulv
21,43 Maulrignls 23 Jr, ililllllll-'ll
Singing I"nr Fun 23 Latin Ululv lj
Slt'0l'lllg l'nmm 4.
llnzlsolcma. Hourzlvl'
"RAGS"
"You ore sure to enjoy
The personality of this boy."
Su1'Vr-3' lfllit. Stuff 41 I'l'nm i'nmln,
211 l',.l, Tr-vlx. 11 Sr, Vzxlxiin-I
lhnz, 'l'mm,xs
f-TOM"
"Quiet though he may be,
He is friendly you will see."
Hi-Y l.urlls 23.43 l'hf-Qs Club 2,
llrziwiug l'luly -4.
H,Xl"l'H, AI.-XlllI,YN
"MARILYN"
"She is rharming,
And not at all alarming."
l".'l'.A. 1I,Ilg l"l'ie-lulsllip l'lulr !,2..
-lg l':llt'llfllllll Bus. Staff 25,43
Survey liux Stuff 2,253 li A..-X, 2,231
lluncing Ululi 21 Music' For Fun
l'lul1 21 Piuuvllle Vlulr Zig ll'mnl
Wm-king l'lulm 4.
lhmvus. Knxxxx
"KAY"
"Her deeds are good,
She does what she should."
l"ri4-mlsliip l'luh 121.45 ti..l..l.
255,42 Jr. l'l:iy I'rurl. Stnftl Sr,
l'luy Prod, Stuffg Prulu iillllllll.
21,-lg till-u Vlulm 2lg Bluvia- t'lul1 -lg
Huluv Nursing Vluln 23 llaxllrill-f
Club 253 lirimluu l'lulu 4,
A-Mb
e' '-
N.-. N az:
- . - " v 'r .'1.Yg 2
if ivgvszhmvsff vf
Rm'1'Eu. I,E0NAn1m
"LENNY"
"Character and wit,
For humor he's fit."
liunrl 1.22: Vlmir 1: Party Haines
L'lul1 4.
RICHII5, Dl4Il.llllES
"DOLLY"
"On this we will agree,
She is as nice as she can be."
lulite-rel frmu Rllum-sutu in 1902.
I-'nic-xlfslxip Vlulf Zi: Eurlilliun Bus.
Stuff 25.4. 4i,A..fl. 231 Blvguplmue
Vlulv il: Blush- For Fuu Vlull il
Vimwlllv Vlulm -1.
lilT'1'ENllEllG, L'H,xR1,Es
"CHUCK"
"Though this boy is quiet and shy,
Upon him we can rely."
Vlmir lg Suimmiug Mgr, 11: Vln-ss
l'lulx -l,
IRVFENEII, JUAN
"JOANNIE"
"Nuturolness is her virtue,
She is herself the whole day
through."
Frivunlslxip Vlulr 2.251 Clmir Il,-11
lilvi- l'lull 2.4: lmnrin: l'lulw 2:
llnll liuuril Hum. 2!,l.
Sxxulclz. Dams
"DAISY MAE"
"A happy life
ls one without strife."
Jr. l'l:1y Prml. Stuff: Vlmir l:
Rluviu Vlnlv 43 Y-Teen l: Blush
Fur Fun i'lul1 2: l'iuu-'lilo Ululu Zi:
L'l1:iru1 l'lul+ -l.
fifty-six
!
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S.-xN'r,xY, Do11o'1'HY
MDOT..
"Always snappy,
She'Il make you happy."
l"1'ieudsbip Club IS: l'lu1-lilliziullus,
Stuff -l: Eucuyn 33 Cluirui Club 4,
Sc'HA1iLAL', lV1I.L1AM
--BILL"
"He wears a bashtul look,
Printing is his only book."
Chess Club 2,31 Cribbage Club -1:
Stump Club 1.
ScHL.u'cH. JANET
"JANET"
"A sweet gal,
A real paI."
Spelling Club 3: Chiu-in Club -L:
Music For Fun Club 2: l'iuu4-hli
Club l.
SCHMALZ, BIARILYN
HMAR.,
"Pleasure she will give
As long as she will live."
Friendship Club 2,251 G,A.A. 2
Choir lg Camustn Club 2: l'ium-hln-
Club Zig Bridge Club :lj lhnu-ing
,-
,QN I
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lb: viii?
AVII' ..-. , ff
Q., .
XM.
iv X
ETL-3
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W7
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Tiff
Club -1.
SCHOLLE, Rom-:R A
HROGH -45,5
"AlI his accomplishments ore done Vi V, ig x.
with ease,
ln him alone it's natural to ' Q? Er
please." -
Entered from Cleveland Heights 3.
High School 1952. Nat'l Honor
Society 43 Jr, Play Prod. Stuff: . v,
Band 3,4, Letterwinner 43 Paint- . X
ing und Drawing Clubs 3: Si-ab' 1"
and Triangle Club 4. W-H -
Hfty-seven
Sc'uI'i,'1'z, Rlt'li.-Xllll
"JAsBo"
"Born to be funny,
His life will be sunny."
lli-Y R1-ue-uls 4, linys 1,1-airlws .Z
IL,-lg Wrn-stliug -lg Hziwbull L!,3lg
, - V , - . v
lulse lwu' boys llub .21 Pliiuvlilv
Club Zig ll'i'i-slliug Club 4,
SCHXVEIZER, Srmx
HSUE.,
"The measure of her life is
thought,
She has a quality that can't be
bought."
l"l'ie-uclwllip Club 31 1r,A..l.. Il,
Cbuil' 11 Y-Tw-u ll Nm-iul linux--
iuu Club .12 Plium-lilo' llub .L
Cliuriu Club -1.
Si:AM.xx. l'lim',1.ium
MED..
"He shines from within,
He'Il always win."
Swim Club 15,43 Suiuuuiug 2,IS,4,
l,vtIvru'iuuu1' -lg Hn-lu lluutz'r's
Club lj Tumbling Club 12.
Sizcoxno. IIICHARIJ
A-RICH"
"Short and dark,
With a friendly spark."
Ili-Y Nobles 4: Poisu For lioys
Club 12: Auto Wise Club 21 Uut-
ilours Club 4.
SH El'l'.XR'l'. :xLll1'Ill'l'
' 'SHEP"
"Born to play and play he will!
Long into the future he'lI be
drumming stiII."
liziuml l,1J,Il,-l, Huuril uf lliiw-1-tm-s
l, I,i-llvrwium-1' 4: Urvliestru 1.2.
Il,-15 lilvw- Club 4: Vlielole Club
!,Z5g 'l'r:u'k Club L21 Ballroom
llaxuviuu -l: Priuu Cuiuiu, 4,
Seniors
Sentara
SHERLOCK, PII-21,1-IN
"HELEN"
"As she leaves school days behind
Conlenlmenl and loy she will
find."
1-Illtei-911 from East High in 15452,
Friendship Club 21,42 film- i'1ub
4, Plum-hle Club 111 Hzinuls Vlub
4.
Snnui. I-14-Xlllllill
HHAL..
"H" for Hal,
"P" for Pal.
Football 12,213 lim-kvlliaill 1,
Baseball 1,41 Clmir L!,3,-1: Ur'
vheslra 13 G11-e l'1ub li,-li llzinv-
ing l'1ub 1.
SIRN, Gigoimrz
--GEORGE"
"Ambition finds such loy
For this quiet and able boy."
N:i1'1 Hunur Simi:-ty' 15,43 Studi-nl
4'uun1'i1 2.3.4, Tre-zu. Cl, l'rws. 4.
lixwv. Buurrl 11,41 Hi-Y Nlunurz-Ins
42 Buslwllmll 1,LI,Il,4, 1mtti'l'uinf
ni-r 4, 11:is+f-bull 1.21 K+-y Vlub 3.
Il,-4, Sw-'5' 41 ilizimnnml Sluirte
Club 121 lizisketbnll lflnb 21,4
SKINNER, Juux
-JOHNNY"
"His enlhusiasm and love of sport
Makes for success on the tennis
court."
Hi-Y 51Ul11ll'l'1lS 4, Vive 1'1'n-s. 45
Survey Edit, Stuff 41 'Fvnnis 1l,I1,
4, Lett:-ru'ii1nvl' 41 Vimil' lil.
Nlnvie Club 2,1l,-lg Sr. 1':ul1in+-I,
Key 1'lub 43 lliulbgy Vinh 33
Math i'1ub il
SiconI.,1.R, ClllllS'l'INl-Z
"CHRIS"
"Full of smiles and lun,
This gal is a friendly one."
Nut'1 1'1nnm' Sunil-ty Ii,4g Studi-ni
t'nunn-il l,L!,2l,4, S1-1-'y 4, lixw-
1iu:ir.1 41 1".T.f1, 2,Il,4: l"i'i:-ml
ship i'lnb !,Ii,-1, I'r4-s, lixi-4: limlril
42 li.I,t', 1.4: lium-limliuu lius.
Stuff Il: Siirvvy Huw, Stuff Il:
fi.A.A. 215,41 lliwki-5' '1'o':in1 41
-lr. Play I'rm1. Stuff: 1111-11 1'1ub 4,
'1're-us. 4.
4
4.
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94,
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fb 7, 'q
, may ef as 5305
Kew
Via'
'QT'
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Pew -'
5f,3".-35 ,fi
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xx N
5 ,-
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E eg.. 6 ,
Sicimxc, Doxaui
HDON..
"Silence prevails,
But a smile unveils."
Funtlmll 1: H:is1-ietbaall 1,LZ,3,41
Tennis 1: 1Yul'1d Affair- Ulnb 11
l"mntb:ul1 1'!ub 1: lizisketbzill Club
4.
SLONAKER, Runnin'
HBOB.,
"ln high school he did have fun,
In high school, friends he's won." 1
Hi-Y Nnbles 4: Jr, Play Prol.
Stuff, Hiulugy C1ub 25 Ping Pun-1
Club 4.
SLVGA, IIONALD
"SLUGGO"
"Handsome and shy,
He's quite the guy."
1YresI1ing 1,-4. 1.e'ttvl'u'innel' 12
Trzivk 11 Band 13 Nr, Cgiliiliietg
Music Fur Fun t'1uh 1.2: Wrest-
ling l'lub 4.
SMA1.'1'z, MAuc'1ix
"She proves when all is said and
done,
That iust being happy is a lot of
fun."
N:it'1 1"1u'eusim' League Ii: Survey
Rus. Stuff 45 1i.A.A. 111: Friend-
ship L lub 2,13 11.1.1 , 1: liziud 1,
2.3,-15 Choir 4: 1'illt'1lj'0 11 Dance
l'lub 1: Home Nursing Club 2:
Musii- 1-'nr Fun Club 113 Bridge
1 lub 11,
SMITH., B,x1ux,xuA
A-B.-ms"
"She does not rest
'Till she does her best!
1
l"rii-uiisllip Club 2,113 F1'eni'l1 Club
11: Music For 1-'un Club 4.
fifty-eight
SMITH, .IAx1s
HJAN..
"A merry heart goes all day
few
ln a sweet manner, a sweet way'
l"riimlsliip Club 2,21,4, Ni-4-'y I5
1'I1u-lidinu Hum Stuff -l: Survi-5
lius. Stuff 45 UA..-X. 2,213 Sr
L':ibiul-t: Music For Fun l'Iub Zi
SMITH. R.AI.l'lI
"Six-foot-one,
Full of fun."
Hi-Y Squires 235,-ll l'lmir I:
Piuuchle Club 25 Golf l'.ub 12'
Outlmirs Club 4.
Sxrru, Houmvi'
'fBOB"
"Nothing impossible to a willing
heart,
He finishes everything that he
does start."
Nnt'l Forensic' Leugfui- Si,-lg lli-Y
Nobles 3,-4, Pres. 3 'I V 'zz
Edit, Stuff -1: lfmmtlinll Mgr. l,
Letterwiuuer lg Buske-tbull Mgr.
l, Letteiwviliuer 1: Baseball Mgr.
1, Letterwiuuer lg Jr. ljlziyikisti
Jr. Play Pi-ml. Stuff: Prulu l'1imm,
2,33 Choir 1,L!,42 lYurlil .Xffuirs
Club 3,-13 'I'ri-us. Zig Pres, -13 51
Play Vast.
SNIDER, JAM1-:s
HJIM..
"FriendIy, indeed,
He likes to read."
Hi-Y Nobles -lg Gulf 33 Jr. Play
Pro l. Stuff: Choir 125,42 Movin-
Club 1: Biology Club L13 Gulf
Club 2: Vkelelr- Club Sli lluhlmirs
Ulub
SODJA, I'A'1'1:1c'i.x
UPATH
"A high stepping leader,
Happiness will surely greet her."
Student CUllllL'il -l 3 Frieiimlsliiii
Club 22,153 Euclidixiu llus. Stuff 4,
Treas. 4, Li.A.A. Zig Priuu Unuuu.
31 Llajurette Club 1Z,Ii,4, Pres. -If:
Mujorette fl,-1, Capt. 4, Letter-
wiuner 43 Music Fur Fun Club 23
N
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1-'ir'
vw'
QW'
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Piuuvhle Club 3: Uliarui llub 4. . fx
fifty-nine
Bimini., .lullcs
"SQUIRREL"
"Whenever I am feeling blue,
I hum or sing a song or rwo."
Vlmli' l,!,Z5,l3 lilvi- Vlub 41 XY4ii-ll
Xlluiis Iluli -11 Kimlilgil- Il,-1
Iiiiuuil 'I':ililw- Vluli fig Alu-iv I-'iii
:".'u Vlub L1
Hl'li'fC, .llaxx
--JEAN"
"To us it's clear,,
She is sincere."
lfrii-iiiislilp Vlub -I Xlu i' Fm
... . fi
Ifun Vlub Il,-l
H'1',xNI,m', .linux
"DICK"
"His name is John, we call him
Dick,
A nicer guy we cannot pick."
lli Y Nrluiri- Zig XYW-tilrig
1'll---N Vlul. I
S'l'.Xl'l,liS, Lfxlml,
"STAPS"
"On the field she led the way,
Always carefree, bright, and gay'
Stucli-ut l'uuuri1 Zig l"i'i+-ml-liip
Vluli 11,213 li li V, 13 lfllviltllilll
lius Stuff 2.3.-l. .Xilvvi'tIsiiip5 mul
fl: Surxvy liilil Stuff 2, Surn-
Iius, Siufl' Z3 4i.X,.X. l.1I.Ii,-li 51
l'1:xx I'rml, Stuff: M:iioi'wItv Club
2,3 l, l'l1's lL Klziyriw-tie 23,4
Vspi. J. l,vtIn-iwium-1' 42 Flirt-1
I4.iili-i l. lbw!! l.-..l,l,
STI-IGII. xxlhlkl
"ADAM"
"You will find our 'Stegh'
Has a very pleasing way."
Hull' l'lIlli 11.
Sentara
Svrninru
S'i'oKi:s llll-1011.15
9
"STOKER"
"Tom doesn't take track iust for
fun,
He hasn't a car so he has to run"
lli-Y Slwxiiallwlis 42 Truvk 1.2.3.-l.
4'4i-Vnpt. l. lfaipl 4. Lette-rxviii'
ner l.13.Z3.-lp Swimming Il.-1. Lvl'
lz'l'u'iriuvi' -13 Prom Coiilul. 42
Mmm 1'lul1 l.2.Il.-1. l'i'r's. 1.4. X im-
l'rvx. Il. Ke-5' Club 21.41 l'lui'11yl1 -l.
lhnu v Vlulw 13 Trairk Vlull Zlfli
1-.lines iliiln 4.
Sroxirz. Elll'l'11
'LEDIE"
"A senior gal,
A quiet pal."
l"i'i1-mlxliip l'li1lJ 1.21.2141 li:-.l
Vruss 1:51 llziinaliwaift Vlulv Zi.
H'rui'.-xii, Hrznwiu
HHEDDYH
"lt is her way to please,
All things she does with ease."
l"i1vu1lsliip l'lulx Zi. lillvlilliziix
lius. Stuff 33 llusiv Fur Fun
Vlub 2.211 liuiiies Vlulns: Nw-rx'if-v
l'luli l
S'1'lum, ANNr:'1"1'i-1
"ANNIE"
"A girl who ioined our class this
year,
A girl so sweet, so very dear."
l"rii-mlslnip l'lull 4: limit-linlisiiu lius
Stuff 43 Nr. l':ilviul-l.
SVVH, NANVY
HNANH
"Here is to a 'Tiny Tot'
Her body is small, her heart is
not."
l'l11tn-rl-il frliui XXX-st llig:l1 Svlmnl
in 19511. Hz--l Vruss Sl. l"rs-nl-li
1'lul1 4
4
SSVETEL, lRIC'H.-XRD
"DICK"
"He had fun in high school life
And should succeed in any strife" l
HifY Muimrulix 45 Jr. Play Prod.
Stuffg Prom 4'umn1. 13 Fhuir 3:
Hire Club 1: Pinnchle Flub Ll.
Vhess Club 4.
'llEK.-XNCIC, ANTHONY
A"roNY"
"At every turn
He likes to learn."
Movie Club 1: Cainerzl Club 4:
lillvliyn -1.
'l'mx'rLER, lV1LLI.-XM
"MOOSE"
"Yau'lI know him by the way he
walks,
The way he smiles, the way he
talks."
lli-Y Regents 43 Football l.2.3.4.
Letterwinner 1.-1: Fhuir 1.4:
Stage Frew 4.
'l'i:scHK1-2, clk.-KHAKI
"CRACKER"
"His perfect manners, charm ond
grace
Will win him friends in every
place."
Student Fmim-il 1.45 Tri-us. of
.liz Vlnlssq Hi-Y Moimrcli 1.2.3.-4.
Tri-ns. IZ. Vice Pres. 2. Pres. 4:
Swim Club 2.3.4. Sei-'y ZS: Eu-
rlidinn Edit. Staff 41 Euvlidinn
llus. Stuff 4: Survey Edit. Stuff
4: Baxsketluill 1. Letterwinner 13
Nxiimming 2.3.4. Lettel-winner 3.43
Tvniiis 4: N..'X.S.S. 11.4.
'rESVEI.1.. Do1.oR15s
NBER..
"Life's so gay, never a care,
Do what you wish or what you
dare."
l"rin-mlsliip Cluh 1.2.31 Girls
1,4-:ulers 1.3.43 G.A.A. 12.3.43
llui-key Team 1.123 Clmix' 13 Glee
Vlulr 1: l'Iiu'uyu 1: Dancing Cluln
.u
shnty
JIXHOMAS, llllili
'-TERRIBLE" Q,
"Our Ted is iolly and gay, .
And he plans to stay that way." zu
Cuuaislzn Club 2: Huiue-s Clulm 15.4. E i
Fir-:le-, -1, 5 Y. l
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mv:-
Tuoxirsox. CH.u'xc'x'
--BUD"
"'We know why his friendships rise,
He's nice to all, both gals and
guys."
Student Cuuui-il 153 Ili-Y 1: Sur
Vey Hus. Stuff 2: Piuiwlile Club
2,31 Pius Pung Club -1.
'110llIJ, NANCY ' ' we
1 "TODDY"
,"'A cute lil' gal with a smiling face W J
1 Welccmed any where, any time, J
N any place." , . ,,
'-Student C-vuucil 4: l"1'ieunlsl1ip i
i
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Club 1.2.3.-ig G.L.C. 13 Eurliilinn
Edit. Staff 43 l'lurlinliuu Bus. Stuff
81 GAA. 1,2,3,-1: Hockey TQ-:im
I2 .l1'. Play Prod, Stuff: Mzijmxivtlv
Cluh 233 Clnlir lg Gln-e Club 4.
ITUMC, TOMMY
HKAT..
Yhwvff
"Don't let books interfere with
education,
Life is one, big, happy vacation."
Euvlilliuu Edit. Stuff 2: Eucuyu
' rc um' iuui
il: 4 Studeu luuul
ix P l sn
FORIORILI, Lol is
TORCHIE
Easy come, easy go '59
Drifting along, to and fro
1X Regents 1 Lmlf Llub "
uv 1 ul: 5 Pinu ilu: am
six '-one
lil , lizillrm uu D' -ing 25 P -lllv 1
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HJ-O..
"The right thing at the right time,
Up the ladder of happiness she'II
climb."
l"ri1-mlsllip f'llllP 1.2.3.-13 li .X A. 13
.liz l'l:1y l'ru4l, Slzilll l'l'uiu Cum
uiillm- Il.-lg Maijnrvtli- Cluli 1:1
Clmir lg Nr Cnlviuvlg Jr. Culyif
llvl.
'l'wr:1-111, Hrs,-xx
"sUz1E"
"Personality and laughter,
Friendship ever after."
Nnt'l Ilunur Ss-vivty IS.-11 Stxuln-ut
t'uuu4'il lil,-L lfxw-, lluzixwl fl.-lg
l"1'ivmlslii1l Cluli 12.15,-4. Silrvvy
lfxlil. Stuff 24.41 Blzijurr-tlv Clulv
2.25.-1. I.:-tt:-rwiuuvl' -lg Rlznjuiwllr-
Sl.-lg Clmir 11.15.41 lilw- Clulr -lj
ll:-il Cross 1.2: Cliuriu Clulv -li
Spring Nlnufls lime:-li 4,
l'1.A1ANN. liUllElt'l'
HBOB.,
"Whatever comes in future days,
He'Il never lose his quiet ways."
IiifY lil: Nlldlllllllllg Mgr Zi: Gulf
fl: Hnuil 15 Nlupgv Crm-u' 4. Czmwrzi
Cluln Il.
I'1iAN1c.xu. Fiuxnrs
"PAYE"
"Peppy, friendly is our Faye,
Carefree, witty, and so gay."
l'l'ir-mlslillr 4lul1 1.13 lv..X.X. I.!,
Zlg Clinir l: lhiiim- Club 223 Klusir
For Fun Cluli 2.113 Hmm-5 Clull Ili
Cllznriu Clulv -l
VAN Scomcia. CA noi.
-'sco'1'TnR"
"FuIl of pep and go,
No time for worry ar for woe."
l",'l',.X, -lg Fri:-nilslliir Cluln 2.3.41
li.l..l'. l. l,vtln-rwiliiivi' ll ll..X..X.
1.2.3,-1, l,n-ttvrwiuuf-r 1: Iliwlivy
T1-:ilu l.2l.-lg Jr. Play Pruil. Stuff.
Gln-v Clulv 4, Sw-'y 4: K1-rl C1-use
Clulr 23 l'Ii1vi1j.'n 12: Pzirly Harm--
Cluli Il: llmm- Nursing Cllxlr Il,
Svninra
Svvninrn
Y1f:N'1'e.1., JUAN Nr:
"She went through school life
Without worry, wfthout strife."
Yesrrz, Hlxvuuxn
HEAT.
"P'ck of the crop,
He is the top."
N1st'l Honor Sin-iety -l: Stull!-nt
Vnzini-il -13 Sr. Class Pres.: lflnvliil-
inn l-Iilit. Stuff -13 Survey liilit.
Stuff ll,-l, Um-Spin-la l'Idil.Z Nr.
l'lny Prull. Stuff: llirys Stull- 213
Sr. Unbinet: liuukk.tnl'i- 11,42 Xlaullx
l'lub Zig tiulf Vlnb Il.
YllJMAn, NAnJ.x
"COWBOY"
"Swim or draw-thot's what she
likes to do,
But she alwoys finds time for her
...onlin
ll'l'ii-mlsliip Vlnb LZ,2l,4: H.L,l'. l.
lmllerwixixii-r lj Suinl Ulnb Il,-L
Vile-Pri-s. 4: li LA. 2,252 Art 1'lnln
23 lluni-e l'luli 11: Swim Uxuletls
151.
XV.-xI.r:Ns.'x, Ilunnlcrls
HDEEH
"She remained true
The whole year through."
Xut'l llnnur Sm-ivly 41 l"rien4l-
ship l'lnb l,Zl,2l,4: ti L V. CBA,
l'iui'lilllaln l'l.lll. Stuff ll,-l: Sllrve-5'
Hnrs, Stuff 4: ll,.X..X. l,12,fl,-ll
Ilm-ln-y 'l'i-uni -1: 1'hnlr l,Z3,Il,4:
Glen- l'lnb 'lj Il:lnc'ing1 l'lulx 11:
Nervivi- t'lnb l: Sli-i-ring Uinnin, 4.
lY,xI.1c1.11:'1'. All'IlH'Ell
-AMBRKH
"Today-small in trame,
Tomorrow-tall in fame."
X:il'l llnunr Simi:-ly 4: Ntuile-nl
l'ounc'il 2l,4, Yin'-l'res, 4, livi-ix
liunril -l: Survey Bus. Stuff Iii
linskellrull l,Zi,-1, l,ettel'u'inni-r li
Bus.-bnll l, l4t'llt'l'XYllIllt-'I' l: Ten'
nis 23 Vlinir l: Key Club 115,-lt
lflurilyo Sl: li.-isketbnll 3,4.
XVALTER, CHARLES
'1cHUcK"
"Count the girl lucky
Who gets our 'Chucky'."
Hi-Y Cavaliers 1,2, Regents
l-'cv tifnll 1, Letterwinner l:
lwtbnll 1.2, Letterwinner 1:
bnll 1. Letterwinner 1: Ten!
liunrl 1,2,3,-1, Letlerwinne
Choir -1: Orchestral 1,33 lm
Vluli 2: Quarterhawk Club 153
Izetballl Club 3: Ping Pong
4: Nr. Play Cast.
lV.a1zH0I.1C, XVILLI.-KM
--ELMERH
"I1's for sure we never will
Know o better guy than Bi
Student Council 3,-L: Jr.
Pres.: Hi-Y Regents 3: S
Iirlit. Staff 3.4. Cu-Edihib
4: Fiuvtbzill 3,-1, Co-Capt. -1,
'S -1' B: N ' : l
ufrwinner .. . .Lketbil
Wrestling 3.4, Co-Capt. 4. L
winner 3.4: Truck 3: Fu
l'lnb Sl,-1: NVrestling Vlub
Puisi- For Buys 2.
YVATKINS. NI.-XRY
-'MART'
"Cute and friendly is this on
For her school a lot she's d
Friemlslxip Club 2.3: G,A.A.
PA. Tech. 2.3.4, Trens, 25.
-l: Mn ic For Fun t'lnb 2:
lint Club 3.
YVA TSUX, KEN N I-Z'I'lI
..KEN,.
"Sound the trumpets, beat l'
drums-
Hoil, the conquering hero co
lluvs Leziilers 1: Swim Cl!
il,-1: Unpt. 1, Covllnpl. 4: li
bull l.2. Letterwinmu' l:
bull l. Letterwinner l: l'lmii
lfimllmll Club 2,Il,4: Pix
vnu, 21 N.xss 4,
xhv.-X'1"1'S. XIARIAN
' 'MARIAN' '
"The sporkle in her eye
Makes many people sigh."
l"rondship Club 2,33 Pruln C
Ill Pinmslile Clnh 2: Musi
Fun Club 3: Vhnrni Club 4
sixty
B
1
lb
l"imtlJull l,2.ll,-L, Letterwinner 1 '
ns et
lvlillll, fl1CNEVA
"DEB DEE' '
"She's never sad, she's never mod,
She's always happy, always gIad"
Frivliilsliip Ulull 2,35 l'I:1rlirli:in
Bus. Staff Il.-13 Survey lius, Stuff
'3' H K X "' Vin: Pmm l'lulw .lg
llllusiid li'slr-ll'un l'luli 113 Iiulnmy
l'lulw LE.
XVEIR. clARY
-'GARYH
"The best athlete plays to win,
But loses with a friendly grin."
lli-Y livgvllts Il,-ig llnye l.0a14li'ix
ll: Survey lflrlit. Staff -1: Wrvst
lm: 2.15,-L Li-tierwinnf-r 41 Bam--
l. 'I l.2,Cl,4: Sr. 1':xlmini-il Flies-
l'lu!i 123 lliuluonil Spurtx l'luls il,
3.4. ll'l'i-stling: Ululr 21.4.
lVEls11Ni-Lic. l'u.xR1.o'1"rr:
'-cHUcKIs"
"Extreme, it's true,
But extremely nice, too."
Entererl fr-um Exist High in 1052,
Friomlship Club 43 Survi-y line.
Staff 4, Sm-'y 43 l"cncin,g ffluh 4:
Art Club 3.
YYELSH. .Louis
..JIMv,
"Trim
Jim"
Student ll0lllll'll lg lli-Y 1.01-mls
1.4: Bxlskvtlvnll lj lflusi-l'rall lg
Golf fl: Stage lfrmv 2: liuel-cvtlmll
Club 4: Golf Cluh Zi: Curil Vlulril.
lVHI'l'AKEll. DoN.x1.n
"WO0DY"
"Swimmer plus a friendly guy,
With a humor that's never dry."
liutervcl from St. .lnvvpll lli:'l
Sclmnl in l952. Swimming Il,-1,
Lettr-rwinm'r 43 Golf 33 Jr, Play
Provl, Stzlffi Afl. Club 21,41 Xl'm-ld
Affairs Flulm 3: Golf Clulm 113 Out-
dnnrs Club 4: Steering l'un1m. 4.
sixty-tllrcc
'Wxft
if
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' ow ' V l'
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Jay
if
53?
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' 'SPIDER' '
"A lot of friends he has made
Because cheerfulness he dis-
played."
Ntuflvnt ll0lllIl'll ll llnufl l .
Hzuno-5 Vluh lg Pinfwhli- Vluli 12,112
lliitilnmrs Vlulr 4, l'rn-x. 4.
lVr:1uM.xN. .l,xc'K
"JACK"
"Such as he
Will never be lonely."
Nrzzlr- :null Trinnpzlr' -11 livin Vlulv il
lYl1.1.mms. C,x1m1.E
"CAROLE"
"She has intelligence we will find,
A hiqhly learned and educated
mind."
Friellfl-liip Vluls 3,41 li,.X.A. l,Zl.
Sig t'l1nir 13 Iilev Vluh 4: Rerl
Vw-se Vlulw 31,41 Slmrllmnrl For
l"un 23 Stovl'inL! Vnnim. ri.
lYlI.I.lABlS. JANE
'AJANH'
"She lives each day
In the quietest way."
l"l'i1-mlaliip l'lulv ll l'l1uir li Y'
'I'vi-I1 I2 l'llulnr0i4lv-ry l'lulw 2,731
llmulq Vlulv 4.
XVll,l.I.XBIS, llox.x1.n
URONH
"This is pro and not con,
One at the best, is our 'Ron'."
lluskvtlvnll Il: Vlmir el: llzwkf-ir
lnlll Vluln 2l,4.
Sentara
Sputum
lV1I,suN, IQEYIERLY
--SA-My,
"Pep and fun,
A spirited one."
lfi'im14lSl1i1v l'lul1 21 li.L.l'. 12
1l..K..X. 2.32,-12 lluvlivy T1-:lm 22
lllvv l'lul1 -11 R:-ll Vrnss l: Huluv
Nursing Vlulw l: Imm-ing Vlulw 1:
Aluxiv l-'ur Fun Ululm flg C'lnu-m
Vlulp -1
lVlI.'l'SlllllI-E, R0ll1lH'l'
"WILLIE"
"Five-fool-nine,
Mighty fine."
Swirnuiing 313 Vlmii- 43 Nr. Valli
uvt -lg Vhvss l'lulr ill .Xutn XYiw
I'lulr 12.
lvlfylllill, l,.X'l"l'
-'LATTH
"He always come through
For the gold and the blue."
l'1l1t4'l'v4l from Huyul Unk, Mivh. iu
1
1952, Rusketlmll 2l,4, LI-'llPTXYlll'
um-r 25.43 l":apt. 41 Tru:-k ilg Hus-
kvlllull Vlulv LZ,fl.
lVOIl'I'HlNG'l'0N. IJONA l,ll
HRED.,
"A guy so toll,
A friend fo all."
lli-Y Squlrm-S Zi: Fnullmll ll -lr.
Plug' Prod. Staff: Hlw- Vlulr IL4.
l':11um':1 l'lul1 fl, Tralvvl Vlulx 12,153
llu14'luu1'w l'lulv 4.
Ymms, Inlcxu
..I,,
"Eyes of blue,
Ever true."
Htufleut Noun:-il 513 Vluss Ul'l'im-r
13 l"riuumlship Club 2,113 l'1uvli:liuu
,
Bus. Stuff 4: lQ.A..X, Z.,Ilg Nlusir
For Fuu Ululu 2,33 XYmul1'r:1fl
Vluli -Lg llllZll'lIl Vlulm 4.
re
af
Ks
X X X X .X
lx
Y.xnc'Vsxo, CQERALID
-JERRY"
"A sfor found
On the pitching mound."
Ifuullmll 21 Basketball ZZ: H115
l-:ull 1.13.-1. Lvtterwinner 4: Ili ,
umusl Sports Club 3,-13 Quartf-
luzvk 2.
1
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XYEARY, LERUY
HLEEH
"Sl'rong in will, I
LeRoy fits the biII." E
Xutfl Hmmm' Society Ill-lf. Pres. lj
Stull.l-'ut Cnuuvil 3: Hi'Y Mouarc 1
-lg Euclidiau Bus, Staff 13.
SLITVPY Bus, Stuff 23 Football '
Le-tt:-ru'ium-r 1: Basketball
V1-uw fhnlutry Il: Track 1.3.3.
Lf-tlerwiuuer 1,153 Hzlnrl 12.3,
Hman-41 of Dirf-'c'turs 1.2.3, Neui
llffiver.
Yovxo, BIARY JANE
HJAY-1.
"Here's fo 'Joy'
She's really okay."
l-'riumlfllilx Vlulw 23,31 Euvlidi:
Bus. Staff -1: li..-X..X. 1,21 Chr
13 Blmll-ru lmuve 1: Music F
Fuu Club 113,42 lVundwm'k C11
Ili l'l1::.r1u Vlulx 4.
Z,x1,E'1'1-:I,. Y1c"1'oR
..VIC,,
"Someone nice to know,
As through life you go.
n
liuclimlinu Bus. Stuff Ii: Cllnll' -
Movie Club 15 .Kula XYisP Cluls j
Vhufs Club 1,23 Buys Glvv Vlulw
Z.xx'A'1'x. ANlxs'1u1z1.x
'-STACEYH
"Bod language or abuse
ls someihing that she never wi
use."
'N:1t'l Honor Som-in-'ty 3,41 F1-ie-nr
ship Vlulw 131,42 Jr. Pluy' P1-ol
Staff: Rell Cross 1: Model'
llurwe Club 2: Ylhmlwurkivxg V111
4.
Sixty-fou'
CIEGLER, I,EoN.x1m
"LENNY"
'On his accordion he likes to play
He has a personality that's bright
and gay."
ii-Y Squires 2,3,-1, Sm-'y Il, Vim-
xl'Ps. 43 Baud 1: l'ium-hlv Club 21
llath. lflulm 33 Fnnzistsi Vluh 33
l1ll'IlH'l'IilO, 1lll.XllI,l'IN
"JERRY"
5 Ly
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A , AJ
I "A smile so bright,
, .... . g"'X'm,.,hNN ls always right."
L l 1 A V l'lllA'llj'U 21 l'inm'l1ls- Vlulr ISjNil11:
'I' ing Fm' Fun l.
:Calif and Trinuglv l'lulw 4. Vice- 5. Q 5
.L , y 3 X , 5,
fl'LI4'. MARY LUV -..-f 3ll'IlTAX, All-IHLIC ANN
.1 -v f""' ,
LOU "She .came to'us from MentorHigh
'A peppy and energetic one X A girl so quiet and so shy.
she lwes fo have h""u I-'ntl-rf-ll from RI--mor High in
Wrieudsliip Club 12,33 G.L,lj, l:
Iucliflinn Bus. Staff 45 G.,-LA. 1,
Lip Prom Comm. 4: Mvgaplmm-
Vlulm l,'2,1i: f'lwi-rlvznler 1.21
Thnir 1,2,43 Sr. Fzxbiuetg Danm-
l'lulu 25 BluFi1- For Fun Club 2.
1'lli'l-IENlllilllllill, .l,xMEs
nt lgiriurrh
KOZEI., KENNETH
"LUCKY"
"As a comic
He's atomic."
1 Football 1. Letterwinne-r l 1 Bas-
I ketball 1, Letterwiuuer li Base-
-I ball 1.2. L6'1lF'l'XY1l1I1Cl' li Gulf
3.4, Lctterwiuner 3,
I.oNnoN. CHARLES
"CHUCK"
ffshyl
Guy."
Enter:-fl fr-mn Arliugtun, Mass in
1954. Gulf Clul: 4.
il
l CARPENDER, RONALD
I
rl "He made friends, many not few
il He now journeys into something
new."
,I ixty-five
NIKE..
"We first heard his name
wx. When by his piano he won fame"
xi'X,,Q,f45Q5 if....m.m 21 wh.-if 1,:,4.
SMITII, BuA1v1,Ex'
"BRAD"
"Don't anger a patient man
He does all that he can."
Vlwir 11 R--.l Vruss l.21 Xluth.
Vluli 31,.lg th-m 4f'uttiuLS Vluli 2
1lI,l,A FAXE, JAY
"Someone nice and new
Who's faults are mighty few."
lint:-rl-rl frum Slmu' llizh in IEIS4
l'nlli:l llunvv Cluli -1.
111lLI,Ell, BAIQEARA 1'1ARLY
"A pleasant smile, a sweet way,
Having fun day after day."
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B0t15'l'ntli Tvnvli, si,-4'1'etau'y: Ilon Xlnlonv, vivv-pi'vsi1l1-iili lion Nniilli, pr:-fills-nlg nnrl liinnn tkln-rg.
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of l95Ii-N35-li. vain look lain-lx on incnioriu ainml look :mln-:nl
lo The fnlnrc. As junior, wc will long raiiiuiiilicr tln- .innioi
pzirlv. lln- Bnnnx' Hop. Hn- .lnnior .Xwciiililxx tlic National
Honor Installation. "Bled Mu In Sf. l,onif." flic liigli liglil
of flu- yn-ur. the Junior Prom -f lln- Apple Hlomoni Bull . .
Spunlmlings . . . sports . . . Tlic Swcclliunrl liiill . . . 1-r:nn
niing for L-xiuns . . . llie Heights ganna: . . . Sfnrlviil Uonnvil
L-lcclions . . . flu- King Hop . . . ln-ing flie liiglnwf rnfm-rl claim
in Nlr. Uwcn's Tuesmluy morning ln-sis . . . lln- flu-xx scliool
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1'liilfl." . . . YYifli tliese inuinorim 'fnckccl nwnx' in our pax
wc look :mln-:ul fo in-xt year wlicn we slnill lu- "'1'lio Sm-niors"
JUNIOR CLASS SPONSOR
Dm, gmml. pri-fiilviil, pinning :i ninm on 0
Mrs' 111.1911 51,-wiin, sponsor, to celubrutv
:ho Homecoming game.
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HOMEROOM 116
Mr. Bennett
ont Row: 124-IU' liulnle-11, Jann:-4-ii
Alcl'ullr-y, liim-ii1:z1'iv Alllillll, IL--
ii.i1h:l Allison, llunnzl Apjvlwiiy,
Ill
xrutliy H:il'nvX. .Tully Pmwt, Jexxiv
lhaiilll-y.
Second ROW! ll 41 r t In 4- al Huniml,
Mui ily Lynx-ll, Maury lialrkvr, Neal
llnrtmw, Kny lizulnviimr, IM-unnn
Ilirkiv, llnrlnirzn .lvl-ry, XV:iym-
1'liux1ilu-rluin. II:irx'ey Barnum.
Third Row: Nike I':ltvl1-, Linw-
rr-iivv Kuvlm, Fr:-ml Hilxkif, Hvml-l
.Xxlilxmlmun Larry liukvr, Vliairles
'-Nui, Bull liaulgw-r. .Terry l'h:imf
,Kill
pu. Hury Hr-rvs,
Fourmh Row: Mr. IQUIIIIPII, Ilzivinl
.Xill'I'. Pi-tv liv-ru:lr'ki, l'iein'ge-
lizzvili-li. John llizhluml. Amir-All
lie-lm.
Camera Shy: .Mlm ,lmlm-N.-ii.liqiry
Iinkvr, Mil-llawl HQ-va-i'i4'li, Iimizllel
l'lll'l'lIll, Yirginin Arthur, Sylvia
Unlim-
HOMEROOM 112
Mrs. Stewart
Front ROW: 15:11-lun-zu Ulllllillilil.
.Tumi Clalrk, Uunnie lilulmly. Iilalinr
Ihwulln-1', X:lm'y Hmlttir-, Be-tty
Bruins, Murcia l'l11'isuipl1er. Ru-
IIPTTII Vine-.
Second Row: Russell Buyer, Wil'
lium Brow, .lu Cuuuiai, Ualrolyn
k'alrilull, Ilurvn-il Chinn. M:u',iuriv
Full-iilalli, lii1'h:ll'1l Bxlrznws, MIN.
Stl-w:i1't.
Third. Row: Bill Brziuml. Ray Bu'
mnrki, Ril-hairil Kuss, Gary Gumll
ling, Dain- Julinston, David lim'-
vail. Paul Brown, Hmvzird B1-mills.
Ralph Cxnrlsmi.
Camera. Shy: Chris Cln-wmff, limi
Flivkt-'llg0l', Hill Foley, Jim Tzlylur.
Put Moldvr, Francis Dietrivk. Blur-
lv-nv l':ilx'n-it, Suv Ritter.
seventy-four
HOMEROOM 206
Mrs. DeVa1
F1'0I1t ROW: llinmlv l'lll4ly, H:1r::1-
Fleming, Betsy Gatos. Ln-unnv Fox.
Phyllxs l'4l5liUIlk'!l. Pun-ulylx liurrvtt.
Mrs. IN-Yzll.
SCCOI1d Row: Hvbustizln Hiuutxl.
tiv1'l'y Halrufnlu. .Ivan Fulk, Mzxry
,xllll Fifult, .Tun Uulskis. Mary
,
Ibunn. Int Dugan.
Third. Row: Huh IJiP:mlu, Divk
Ihlliosv. Tnlll Gillvmpiv, Frank Gln- Y
lmkvr, Ifvn Dixon, Hill l"l'y:lr,
Stew- Firher.
Fourth Row: Paul Dowis, Jim
lilln-, Sum Ilreyvr, Gary Emvrivh,
Kevin Fivlding, Uhznln-s Gray. Dim-lc
Fitzsixnnmns,
seventy-five
,,,
HOMEROOM 204
Miss Lemon
Front Row: lm-1-lr.: wmnklmg, ,lim
I-I 1'uuu4-l'. X1-ru llmllm, Xl:1l':g:u'nl
Ibmxxmullm- 3l:mr:i4- Iiirk. I'hr:ml1
Hhhgmul, Xlur,1m'i1- XY1-ml. IM-:uma
l'm1k,
Second Row: Mnry In-1-lmum. Am
Nlanrh Vox. .Xnll'in-lllw l7i4'wnm
l.uul4r:11,f, l'ul Imran, l':ut Vulnlw
Iiurlmll loski. Xliw lmlmm,
Third Row. luv h.u4l lullm
1'!n:xrIn-A Ilznrlmm, .Inv l'nr!u--r, Inlrlx
tullm xu Al lux M ll lm hx ml lu
V141 llurn lioh 1'r:mkw.
F0llrth Row: lmxxo-Il lfanviu l'Irn:-I
ilu xl ff Vnm n Vnllin l'nls
Vrxlm-
u
Camera Shy: liivhqml Hulmil
Ulvalv 4':n!+-x. .I4-vl'l1:nu, Imn In-mp
nw' lmlu-rt lvllf-lmrlst, llmrll-5 H11
mon. Iwuh Il :le-law-, XI:al'unr:t
Snpk..
.iluninrz
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.Uumnm
HOMEROOM 200
Mrs. Olson
Front Row: lliuln- linrxlml, l':nl
Hmnlnin, ,lnnv liriffix, Al'lt't'll
l'1'::ll, .lmun liriffix M:u'ilyu linu-
nwll, 4':1lul .ln-:ln H:1ll:u'k, Luis Hil-
lnnrv, ,lv:1nln' llznlrlur-li.
SECOIIQ ROW: .lnzunw tilvv, li:n'l1:lr:a
Hull, lfllizzmlmtll Vllalulry, lim'-mtlmy
linlnlpnf, Guy Hlhlm, llnry Glam,
hfunlrn tvll-mnzn, ,Tnnnnv huurlnn,
Klux, Hlxnn.
Third RDWt Vllllvk llnll, Turn Hrs:-
lmnx, llnln llzllu-. l,:lrr.v Huston.
Yivlnr lirilxlmnx, .lnlnn l"wl1u', l'l:u'l
llzlnnzl, Rnnnll l'lllttvl'.
Fourth Row: lion Ilif-k, Lnnis
llm.-xzu' Imll- lluilln-It liill ll,lf-
I1- I. link H--rrnlk.
Camera Shy: lheul tiuxnnmn, lfrannlc
llnfll-1't. .lnlm llnlrkiny liirllulwl
l.upn, Vgnnl lilvindeinwt
HOMEROOM 305
Mr, Spnnulvr
FFOIIY ROW! Janet N1-xvnxgul. lilzxiln-
.Inqn:1ys, Gail I1-uter, Viviun Hug-
Lrins, Joyvv Ih-rnlnl. Ihnnnn John-
ann, Vclrnl Ilnvvn, l5e'Ye1'ly Hzlmilf
run. k':lrul Jnllnsnn.
Second Row: Ruger liz-lly, Srvfni
ll:ll'pex', Juyvv Julxtxsun, Holly Hex"
nnnn, B:n'lnn':1 I-Iulnnw, Nnnvy Hunt.
Tony Km-Lnmnlwski, Mr. Spanzler.
Third ROWS Riullaslwl Knuwles. Lur-
ry Krause, Ralph Knntlu, .lnhn .lex
In-rm-r, livrnarnl Knelnn-, Hull .Inlin-
snn, liill .lm-nn0l'.
Fourth Row: Imw- Klnul-an-lx.
l.q-1m:n'd Km-tll, lbir-Ii Jayne-. lii--ll'
:xr-l Jnsuny.
Camera Shy! lhunzlll .lm':1nkn. l"rvml
Kvllnln. Roy Knuvll, llnlv llvlir-rf
mutt, Yixnw- Yentrzn. Shn-lvy Ann
llultlnnn.
seventy-six
HOMEROOM 308
Mr. Brown
Front ROW: Mary Alive Murray,
lhnlmvs Kuloilus, Nancy Rowe, Vir-
ginian I.oml::iriln, llurntliy Mi-lk-in
mntt, BIurgiu'i-t Laxrl-din, Curnlyn
l,:iuning, Num-y Le-itch, Vurol Mau'-
vin.
Second ROW! l':l1'ul Luiknrt, Juan
llelwrhruml, Szimlrzi Mr-f'nrd, Ban'-
lnlrzi lmukwuml, Nailwy L:lPm'iH,
Mzirtlin Luvlc, Juni- Ann M:-Gem-,
Hr. Bruwll.
Third. Row: llyruu Me-zulvr, Huh
All-tzger, lhm Milla, Dick Mailzahn,
llun Xlzltllizzx, .lulin Maitysizic. lion
llxilulw,
Fourth ROW: Ruln-rt Timku. Tum
Mnriauty, liill 1l:n'vin, Al Martin.
.lim Mi:-ivli. Binh Muwvry, Tn-ml
Misim-li, .lim Nll'L2lllEllllll,
Camera, Shy: Huh M1-Gary, Runnlil
XVillinms.
HOMEROOM 306
Miss Phypers
FFOIIY Row: Nnlwv Kuflnxxxki,
Immun Krull, Alyrn Kli-in, li-ill.-I-in
llmu'r4'in, lmluws Kiclfl, Suv Kivll
li-l', M:ll'gzi1'l-1 Kvskin, Imiinzi lnixli.
Second Row: Kay Krvimllwilw-l'.
.luyve Kulllvr. lilziixiv Mmnwn-4 .lunl5
.Iul1ns1m, Hail Kl1lllIlllllll'l', ,li-:nur
nvtlv Kuhn-3, Alivn- Kro-ln, Nol'lu.u
Kzisiinir, Min Pliypi-is
Third ROW: .lulin li1u'k:n-r. .Ianni-N
Mung, Heil- li:-if-wlvr, l,i-miziinl
l uuuuliw. lbairrr-ll Krzixny. Man'
xhull Lung, .lnlllolly lnulllix, Hlvllf
:-ril Kraft, liivlisniwl Nlzivv.
Fourth Row: liuh l,ilH,Zt'i, lf:-:mls
l,iknx'im', .lnilnw l,e-'fur4l, l':irl Ki Hi,
l'liilip l,um:u'ln-, lin-ruxil'-I lirulim-,
lion Ihvvivxxxki. l,:il'rv l,ip!:lk. .I-if
lmngn, Kali.-ri l.5'l11'li.
Camera. Shy: William Vu-llim,
31 uninrz
I Fw 'aww My ,w. .A by Y.-- -W ,U ,,,,, lk, ,Y W
,ewnly-seven
3l1minrn
HOMEROOM 309
Mr. Miller
Fr011t ROW: .ln-:lnnv Umm-nl, llll'
, . '
lull: llstlllu, Jzmvt XIII. Nllll'lr-'X
X4-rv, l"ra1n Nulivk, lilalim- Nurllf
xlruul, livtly Xlilaum, liiznnzl U5-
lwuu. Emily' Sm-itzvx-.
Sccond Row: lid Amh-1-um, Mary
,linux Mulmy. Alu
' lllrlxv llrlntyrl-,
lmlu-nl-1 Nlllllruul Nl :lun
.A ' ,za - 1 Mm'-
rlx, Xl.lly Nl:-ivr, llglrry Nulrlea
Third ROW: l"1':lnk Pvtril-ll, lili
l'vlvIlm-ximll lnlm Pu
' ' , . , rkv, llluywl
XX'illl, lull lluxnm-w, Vlluvk Ulm!
Fourth Row: ,Iulizm l'1-truui, liunly
l'vLgul"llu '4
.Xrlllur
Kllllvr
. lmlv l'nylw, lixl llllulvik.
liemw, lblvl: Pllillipw, Xlr.
Camera, Shy: .lnlm Oviult, lhlln-rt
l"nll'--"ln-r lulm l'4n'-utnrl- Ye-ll:
xll ...
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HOMEROOM 31 0
Miss Hohs
Front Row: ll.-nv IH-iuglv, I.uuiw
l'im-uzni. Sully Hzulxv, lliws lluhs.
1'l1:zVluttl- l'v!'tlvlc, .Xml Yun llnf,
l'nll5' l'1'11itt,
Second Row: 111-mlm-ly IN--gi.llq, Ulu-
l'i:1 l'4-rlwxlvllik, lhulnres l'vl'l'y, Klux'-
inn l'ilia-, lievvrlp l':u1'Sn1n. l':xrnl
I.:-Nlm, lE:11-Imran liaxlwnxml, Lois
l'nnikx':1r.
Third ROW! Num lim-vu. llzxvirl liv-
lmrfl, Hia-lmlwl Kulnmun .Klan Nil,l4"
Niv. Tum Haulu-m'i4'. Pvtvr Him-.
,lnlm liyxlvr,
Fourth Row: Itivllfu-.I llulwn-15. .Tim
liuul, .lim Ibiunmml, Rivlxalml Rim--
l1:11'1l, lil:-llallwl lhutmxln, ,Xlnn Nuju-
Lnuir l'l'm-lwvm-li, Hill Rumi.
Calllera, Shy! lmxinl Roll:-V, Nam-
na-tlv l'n-nnuym-1', l':lt Pillln. Suz-
zmm- I'upl-V, Ill-rliv lim-vvs.
seventy-eight
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HOMEROOM 318
Mrs. Barrow
Frbllt Row: M rs. ll:u'1'nw, l':nI Tiny'
Img Numly Stn-ffl-illlzngl-11, Sli:-li:1
l'l1l, Milcli-ml Stmlilurfl, Mary Lou
Stark, Pail Lvislimain, Hully Stein-
furtli, Czirnlyii Spills.
Second Row: Bi-tty Ruth Tvm-li,
l'z'tty '1'urm-r. Agnes Spie-2:1-l, Siu-
Tlmni:.s, Phyllis Stuzen, .lxuw 'Fw-A
,a:uriliu, Ye-mnivzw Yoplm, llium-
Slupkn, Phyllis Vnnek.
Third ROW: Rin-lmrml Tmnsiu, Fred
Turk. Koen XViltshi1'v, Jainws Tunic,
Miki- Yah, Tum Tlmmlismi, Ray
Yznnek,
f'0l11'bh ROW! Knbvrt Svllwzlrlz.
Ruuzllll l'm'upl1e1g Dick Turk, Luuia
'I'is1ivm-. Ka-11 I'vrm'ii-li, .Inhn Tyr-
rvll, Ames Trysm, .lim Tl'1ll1ll'l'.
Camera Shy: Irii-I: xvll4l5WUl'lll,
llun XXX-ln-i-, Sniulrai Fznlyiziri.
:Luventy-nine
h ,,
HOMERO OM 3 1 2
Miss Strother
FIOIII. Row: limmlrl Slum-rn, XX'11nf
Un liyrler, Ha-an Snlmlmm-. 1'ln:il'lvin-
llurilingr, Mlm Stu-nlln-V, Nauru-x
lim'1lvl', Mzxriv liuax lhrnlyn H4-lk
l.e-uuuul Sul:-X.
Second ROW: Mnrtlm lilismn, ll:-v
wily l'l:'l'li, linsu- Maxriv ling, Liu
4:1 liuaivli, Xmlr-I lu--vw, I':il Ie-ll
ing, I'ut Kitts-r, liusviunrin- NIH-vit
Third ROW: llivk Sli-itll. .lim Mui'
4-ux, .lnlin l'le vu. llili- Sin-an-ur
llivlicxlwi Sn-limulz, Pvtvr Skill, Sqn
furil F'4'lu'ull. Arnulfl Nvlalm-ling,
C3.Ill9l'?, Shy: Hivlizinl Szilu, Sull
N
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Dirk, Nzuwj Hvlvlim-, Kaxlllli-vii lin-
l-Q-ilu,
' , ' , :xg " 13, sign M wg
asf . Af P. .,.., 'SQ .5
4-.-e
if
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Iluninrn
IIOMEROOM 313
Mr. Heinlein
4 urn
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Fr-:nl
1 line-ls
Front Row: Maury Sullivan '
l3H Souls-V, Pnl Svllneiclvr. Blau'-
lnnf- Slnnln-r, .ln-:nn Ilzuus. Snnllru
I4'nLg'vl.Num-yHxl1itl1.
SBCOIIJ Row: Imnnzl Slulw,
N1-lnnurlz, Gerry Sm-lcstmm, M
lml Nlcnfvzn, 4,'l1:1l'lvnn- S1-llnltz, l"lI
Shaun, Funnix- llnnu-rx, l'nrln.11.x
Nlcwlnf,
Third Row: .lim IM-lvvw. llwn:
Snyder, Iinw Slnitln, .lne Stv
.lun-li Stn-lirll, .l0n:ntll:ln Htinsun.
l'I1'.1il-'l'i1xlu-r.
Fullrbh Row: lllll lirismlzxlv, .
Spiwnl Vlnnvl: 'I'nrnntinn, '
Hnliill, llnln l,:xngv, NUVIII Sym
.Inn Nlniuqr-l-lil, Mr. llvinlvln
l.n.
VL. SA -stggvv N .dr . .. l I . ,:,-Y, 1-A
.,- -- -,.. ,- MAL-. I- . ., ., ,W 4
HOMEROOM 320
Mr. Reeves
Front Row: In-ny NY:llsll. Ann
XVllS1lul'f, H1359 Hrglv. Hll1lr'g:ll',lm'
XYvilvl', Nancy XX'iv:li. Nnllnelh'
XYivliizvl', Melvn XYe1'tmllvex'grv1',
.ln,Xnn L:unmnt.
Second Row: Gail Krnnmr. Rug
Wnrlvy, Marlene NVQ-alex-, Marilyn
XY:lll. Limln XXI-ist, lilzulne Yeager.
.luyvv l"h-lvlnvr. Terry Yisllnnr.
Third Row: Mr. lim-vus, Kennilll
Zinrule, llirk XYilli:uns, ,lnhn XVink-
ler. Curl Y1-kv, Bula llnnsnn. Glenn
Xvalry. Norm Xvxlzvr,
Fourth Row: Vllnrlvs Zinsnles, Sun:
NYillnw. Dick XYunnwl', Hob Stew-
-nrt, 'IH-1-1-5' XX'rigl1t. liillwrt XVlmlen.
Gm-dun llxlrrisml,
Cillllefa Shy: Ricliurll Yirnvzx, Rug-
er Z1-lnsny, llinnv llxnlle-r. Luis
XXX-In-r, Xlnrlonv XYnl1lgQ-vnnllm.
eighty
nphnmnrrz
'Eagrrlg thrg remw, hringing new
spirit anh mthwaiamn . . .
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,lnlln liunllrnm-k, vim-v-1:i'vsi4l1-Ill: Xlirinln linxxirli, s--1 rn-!:xr5'1 l':H l'nslIw, lr--:lsnrn-V, nnil Jun Jluifin--tl.
prvslilvnl, 1-n,inylnL: :I Xxriin in tht- pnnl.
Uni' lll'Sl your at ltuclicl l5Clll0l' High llils 1-mnnc tn :in cnrl.
YYQ, the soplimnnrcs nl' 1953-1954, can look lmck on our
first Your of high sc-lmnl life :xml ronicnihcr :lll tlw nc'c:1sinns.
, cvcntfnl or unevcntfnl. lig nr small. that insult- our first
Your the sllt'l'Css it wus. BL-snlcs lu-ing part nl tht- spirit :xt
fontlmll unrl hnskctlmll gaincs unrl the girls' "'1"iftli ,-XYOIIIICN
tank suits, we will ?llNY1l.YS rcincnihcl' the Slll'T'l"Ij :nncl E111-
Iifliun nssclnhlics, tc-rni payers, cxznns. the Bunny Hop. the
h0llllOlll0l'Q class party, the scniors. the soplminorc cmnnpeti-
tivo usscnihly, Hoinccoining. "lifth-slimy" shirts. unrl tht-
l'0lll'll?lIllElll'S. Because of thcsc incxnorios :intl nmny nthurs.
4 we will long l'l'IllClIllX'l' lacing soplimnores. It was our first
VL-ar at :1 wonflcrful sclmnl . . . we are only glint it XY1lhll.l
our lust.
SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSOR
Nh John Pulltn, simnsnr, pausing for
l nininvnt tu tnlk with l.'1':,-siclvnl Jim B
llonnvfi.
fr j
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HOMERO OM 1 0 8
Mr. Calvert
Front ROW: Wilmn Bw:--fleet-1. Sur-
.kiizf-iii-, Shirlvy Avery. Yirziniu Hi-iliizii'.
Imris Iii-4-ks-r, Imlmw-s Bxiiiinf-rt. Putty
, .-
llalik. i':ii-ulyli In-ii:ix'4l, 1'ni'1ilz- Laiyw-it
Second Row: 4':llx'i1i Ailkvii, Tiizuie Lzirzx-
bww, Jmliih H+-:w'll:1Ii1, -Tllllith Blaivklriirii,
ilviwihliiin- Amlnlavk, .Xmiai Hairiv Hills,
Iftliwlyii H1-rrivr, Rfiiviwi Tfnliiiw.
Third ROWZ Blurtiii ilaiclifr. Ivan Baker.
,Tnliivw .Xllw1'1. B1-ryl Appul. Erwin Bvr-
rin-i', limi Iln11l1wir'k4 .Twliii lifmiliawk,
Rnlnml Aynlzn, Iii'-lmril Ilzirtuiw.
Fourth Row: MV. 1'JllX'r'l'I. IM1i:il'l Hull,
Iivziii Uwltwii. Tum Ailanii, Imvi- Bmxini.
Jmiliii Burk. limb:-rl Bnlfliii. Hriiiaill B1-air,
Hrry Iinrk. ljwlwzirl Ilulvizi.
Camera, Shy! IH-wi' Aimrii, Xvlllliilll
.Xilzxlilx Lxixx iw-in-v .Xiiilirnsfn Erlu iiffi
ll1mti'1i5, lilaiiiio- IE:uiiiluik1:kix. Ilol-1-iii
Ih-rlc.
HOMEROOM 1 10
Miss Gillman
Front Row: l':1Iriwi:x Vlziytwii. ,Ti-xiii
N1-ylnii, K:llhi'Xii 1':ri'11v-iitvr. .T:iiiiL'P
I'zii':1iiu, l'n1'nI ,Kun Blzitiiik. Arln-nv
1'I:ii'li, ,Xlyvv Huw, Xniivy Iirmvks, Yirf
Sinin H1'4-wwf:-i'.
Second Row: Mary Bray, Iii-wi-iy limi-1.
P::ti'ivi:i C':irimiiv. l':ii'nly1i 1':ii'iivy. Pniiivlai
Iiiiriis. Iiivliiiwl Viimlli. Tum U1-uhii.
Nzxiivy l'l:ii'k.
Third ROW! Huiizilml ,Kiituiiii-k, .lnliii
fvhillliil, Ilaiviil lirm-viii-, Ruiizilml Iiuyvi.
lil:-ii Hutri, Frxiiik 1'lii'iftnpl1:-ip Toni
l':iiIn. Miss Gilliiinli.
Fourth Row: Ilcirvvy Vuhvii. Frwl Pun-
ruy, Hairy Vlzirk, David Haiilvr.. Miki'
f'z11'lsuii. Riu-lizirnl Vlurk. Huh Bnylmi,
I-Siwif-v Iiiirgvr.
Camera, Shy: lfilxiziiwl I-!i'1vii'ii, Ili-i'lwi'l
l'h:ii'iiiv'k, I-Iairl tfolliiiw, Hlxiil' Uxlmivi. -lf'
.hm Hnli:ikA liiziiizi f':ii'nlmit:i.
HOMEROOM 114
Mr. Whiteside
Front ROW! l'I1l livlif-i't. N-illlw-vii Imlxili.
I3:ui'lv:ii':l Funnix, Snlliv Vrilllivx. Hthvl
Dildaisli, .Uliviiai Iiniiii-ir. .iliivlin fM-lGii'-
ulaiiiiw. Klzti-iv Camp:-llu,
Second ROWZ Kon limxiiiiiu. XIIIVQ Cmiix-
ii'ui'tli. Ji,-:iiiiiw Firm-izl. Nziiivy l'0i'iwtI.
l':iri-I lhnlsuii. .li-:ilu-tra Fox, Philip
Diliiu, Hrliri- lhivkaim.
Third ROWS Mr. XYliitvsidv. Ruth IT:ii'iS.
.Ii-:inmi Ilirumis, l'i12ll'i1'S i'm'1-am. Dirk
1'm'vrt, IN-:iniiv L'h:li'lw-S, Mary .Kun Vhin'
4-hair, limiailil Ikiiinai.
Follrth Row: Dun linhly, Rirliaiiwl lirvis.
lfnlxiin Vnxxgill, .Xlh-ii I-fhziv. Tum Poyle,
IH-unix 1'YilknN'ic, Holi Dvmiuii.
Camera Shy: Jim Navi-lwii, Iiivlinrd
liislvi-in Num-5' V11-iiii-nits. PM Fvvru.
.izivqiiziliiiv lhiiiniiiuvi-, Um-ky lmiilwiiiiiiru.
.Tvllw-ii lWulT5, l':iul Ryan. Uliriwtinc
liiiimiziu,
eighty-four
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HOMEROOM 120
Mr. Pringle
Front ROW: .lunv liillmurv, l':llri:'1'1
Fllrgfumnlx, llmmnzl Fil-lzling, XYilmzl ,lm-:ln
llrmlt, Shirley livlwy, .llulilll lflstvaulnlvr
Marilyn Fl'illll'iX, Ruth l'I1lwnr1l5, Uanrul
lim ns.
Second ROWZ llulnrm-S 1l:l1llw1'r3, lil-ve-rlx
Hn-vlwi, Bl:l1'g':l1'm'l l"ilu-. Nzlllvy Funlr. ,
lie-lly lillxe, Blalrlvnn- lC11klu'r, llizllu- l"il1lr
Sonja llnrli, Gull liizmusi, ,l:lnic" '
lic-lc 1-rlmln.
Third ROW: llrllws- l"inli4-, llun:ll4l Hn-rlvn5.
lhulnwl l":lluriIil1s. Jaunva l'll'janY1-v, l.:lr1'x'
llif-rr!-ri'-ll, linry Gzlrrvtt. Huy l"urtl1,
Ralph Fm-, .Xl'lllllI' l4'r:lm-isl-u, limnluml
li:nl'::iulu,
I'0ll1'th Row: liulwrl l'll'l1'll, lnrlllx l"ln1'
vizulwiv, Holm-rl Nuvnli, Ruln'1'l l":ul:ll:l1'l1
liurmlfm Galllinl Ii--njzumin 1'i11n1lnzxi4'l1:-ll,l,
till-nn Gunn.-r, Xivlmlxxw l"r:1ulmvil-lx. Wil
linm l"l:1M-lu-, Mr. l'l'mEl4f.
Camera Shy: 'Ymly 'Furlcl
ont Row: Rub.-rt 1 1--, 4 x -
HOMEROOM 125
Miss Hezebicks
llnl Ilan ll4mpvl
Nslnvy Hmw' l"'1vu- liurnlun ln-nifvr llzlvie
Numan Hnrlmm, .lmly lhmflwin, livm-:lnxw
limlvviaum
ln,
SEC0l1d Row: Nlisx llvm-luivkx, l'lln1'l1-Q
' A 'r 'nxsl la 'ln ': li 'uw
ll lmnlu llllllll lv l nm nl r
mwn lllnmlu Vlnxin l'1l Vilw l"1t
lirilxlmnf, l'nt llursllal.
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Third ROW! lmvill 1l1':lY4'll. Ilmm llc-xlgm
Ili4k Vlun llil II uhm lluiel llvml
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.NI vi ...U .Avi 5'
lmvmzn Mm- llrugvl, Luis llnlm,
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Follrllh Row: .luv llzmlis, Jun- II'-1'm.m.
liulm H1'0gn1':w, .lnlm llalllau-lc, l'l11u-lc
llzxmrivh.
Camera. Shy: 1'v!1,-r Sunuin. lhnul till-nn,
Run llzlgur.
HOMERO OM 1 27
Mr. Pohto
FIOIHS Raw: Jniznlln llm-1-Ynr. Immun. llumil
lun. Irom- lIv1mlmg4-r. Put Ilmfrxllu, Yirv
lllllll Hamilton, Mzutllal llm-rr. .lim
llmxppvli,
.l :I rosa: lx
lln1'lx'nn
Third
llnlmm-A
lluoflo-,
1'll:Il'l1-s
Camera
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Secoud Row: 121111.-1-1 Hu: Q-
'. Pill lligflllzlnvl, Sully lla-lm.
- llnwkl-, lilsin- Ilnsxink, MV. I'nl1tu.
Row: llzlxinl Hnllxm-lmlmlvr. llzlxw-
liury llnlmn-s, .lim llultz, ll-uw
l-ill .Tom-s, l'l1:1l'l1-A llumn-1'
.I4-x'nlk:n1'.
Shy: ,ll-rry lliiv,
S7nplpu1nn1'P5
fo I I 1
HOMEROOM 208
Mr. Blackburn
Front Row: .11ll1j' .111411111 l11erl1 I1111-4
1'i1'. Gloria Hurka, .11111P111 hop! Nhrmn
Klinp, A12IT1l'll1' .I1'1111w D 11: lIor1
1'iX'l'1Xll Klinv, Jz1111-1 1- 1 r X1rg:11111
1l1111'z11'11.
Second ROW! .14-:111 K 11 1 11 1
1lll1. J1111i1h 1111111-1'. 1019 1111: I 11111 N
K:1ih. Ri1'l1:11'41 Kr1r1l:1 41111 4111
1111-1' K:1s1111if-, Hwy K1
Third Row: Marta
1i1'l'l1Z. Harry Kf111h11
K 111-1111, .I41hn K11cj:1 I1
1111111-r1 M111111'y, -111111-1
Fourth ROW! Mr. 1 A1 111r11
K41114-ky, B11r11111 J1111s111 N 11r1 1111111
1111111-111 Koslier. FTZIII xr11111r 1111 'rl
K11ll:11'. A112111 K1l1bl'. 1 11 1x11 Ir rr1
K1-1-k, T1-rl K1ll'1l1i'l'.
Camera Shy! 11111111111 1xr1 x1
HOMEROOM .101
MT. M126
Front Row: 1,'111'111 I 1111 1111 11 111
Kr1z4-ly, Karon L121-S, 1
1.:1:11, 1':1r11l l,:111gl41i1 1 lx 1111
1l:11'11:11':1 Kr:111:-11.
Second Row: L11r1-11:1 Ku h 1111
111:111. Mary Kunkel. R11r11111 0111 1 11141
K11111011111-1-,-zer. 1':1r41l 11 1111111 1
P11111-, Ernie B1l'PPt'1-Q, 1 1r11l X r
Third Row: 11311-1 L11x'1 XI111 1
.I:11'k 1111511113 Kirk L:1111Pr 11111e-1 X111
1'111'1'y L1-wis, 1l:11'i11 XIII' 1111
erinv Kriz. 1I:11'g:1r111 Kr17111111 X r X 11
F01ll'T,h Row: .1119 M11311ff11 11
li11l1111'1 M1'Cnr111:1ck, ,111141111 Ill T9111
1.1-1ir1111111, P11111 L1 11111114 4 ll 111111111
N11-1i1'0!111'.
Camera. Shy: 1,illl1 1'4-11r11
414111, 1'111'i11r 1.11kz11, 14111 11111 N 1
2111121 K11111'i11,
HOMEROOM 014
Miss Berg
Front Row: 1211-1111-11 I1111.1r1 1111 1
S:111y 11y1111s, 112111111 N11 11 111
M1111-1', livtsy M11111'11. 1' 111111 1111x111
l1:1rlv11e BI11r1'111'i11.
Second Row: Bliss B1 ru ll
sun, 1141111111 Miknlsky, K1111111111 NI1111111111
1':111'i1-in M1'1111yre, 5:1111 1 11111 X11 r11
M1'K:1y, 1'l:1r111111- B111 IXPIIIR I 11r11111
M 11411111.
Third Row: 11111121111 11 11 11 11
RI111'z11g:1, R11'1lilTf1 1111 11 1r1111r 1w11
11111111 M:1rs11, L1-roy 110 11 TPITN N 111
Fourth Row: Ke111111l1 11111-11 1.11111
M111-ri111:111, Alun Mi 11- 1x11 N11 91
'1'11lll1IllS A12lT011, T11111111N N111he11 111 111
31:11-i111-1-k.
Camera. Shy: 13:1rl1:11 1 11111111 11 Row
NIi111s01'i1'l1, Dun 11:11'111111
HOMEROOM 215
Miss Byelene
Front Row: llovvrly 0'lIarm-, Pal Bl.
Nolsrm, iiillllll'l'll Muulpvr, Carolyn
Uldag, Carol Matin-r, Anno N:-ylnn, litm-
nif' Mvzge-t, Martha Alllt'il1liliiII'.
Second ROW: Barlxara Nc-lsmi, Uarnl
Mnnrv, Marilyn Blyvls, Karol lll'1'll'l,
'l'f'vn:1 Mirvmlal, Julianne- Klayfiu-lil, l'al
Minvllo, Pat Ii. Nz-lsnn, H1-tty Nt-mn-tlu.
Third Row: livu Nick, .lim Mmuiivlt. Xlal-
vulm Rlisin-k, .lim Mug, lirl Mutrlilt-r,
Dis-k Murray, Hub Mills-v. .Tim Mussarml.
Miss Byele-in-.
Fourth Row: limi Nt-ht-, Bill Alana, hit-k
Ugrinv. Gr-ralnl Nolwlslrnilx, f'li:lrl1-s Nowa-
vvk, Frank Kusar, Kay Mora, Jim Nvil,
HOMEROOM 218
Miss Kost
Front Row: Sara IH-vk, tilnria Pustnak,
Unrolv PPrlimii, lrw-lu' llt'Il'I'N, Host- Maviv
Pignatarn, V111-nl Pagvls, Angolan Pvtruzzi,
Xnnvy Parsons.
Second Row: Miss Kose, Nanvy Pavlit'--k.
Syfllwy Omit-rfionk, Mary .hm Pay:-in
vhin, .Toyz-9 Nunlt-y, Sanrlra Patinrm-.
l"rant'es Pavliv, Antninvttv l'arzialt-,
Carol Palmer.
Third ROW: Frank l't?l'llSl'li, t'hari1-s
Palazzo, Ken Pilotti. Bvrnartl Patton.
Spencer Porter, .Tnlm Parker, limb Pit-rw-,
Ralph Owens, Jvi'l'1' Ps-tt-rszm, Olin
l'irt'lmer, Janws Ott,
F0ll1'iLh ROW! Fred l'alm, Tum Ovvianaii,
Dirk Osbornv, Jim Fryan, Nic-k Palumbo,
David Paik, .Xl Pvtrivll. livrry Pvtrivli,
Claude Jnvkstm.
Camera Shy: Ibivk Luyur, Mary Palinkas.
Nnrcvn Pierrvt,
HOMEROOM 301
Mr. Thompson
Front Row: Mary Ann Rarlatz, liarirara
Rowe, Lnis Ruthrmfk, June Rim-, Shirln-y
Rf-bro, Rita Janv Rim-i, l'll'2llll'PS Rini,
Donna Jean Powers, Lrrys Ralmhitt.
Second Row: Martin Rini, Rivlisxiwi Ilirlvr,
Jnnn R0l1bif'Pk, l'arule linfrvl, lizlrvia
Runn, Jeanna Reove, Pat Pnstle, l'at
Sanders.
Third ROW: David Russ, tfurtis Rims:-ll,
-iark Lazur, Ed Knirnsr-hilsl, Hill Pow:-ll,
Bnh Rnssinpztrm. lion Rustanknwski.
Albert Ronkp, Ray Hallis.
l'0l11'Y,h ROW! Jim Hassvlt, Huy Nalvr,
.lorry Sandy, Pat, Pottvr, Stanlt-y Ilust-nv
thal, Keith Redfvrn, Jim Ham-r, timwlnii
Robors.
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HOMEROOM 220
Mr. Nelson
Front ROW! Mnrthn Skrzuicv. Varnl
Sprm-hi. .lean Slinwke-, Marsha Snvirler-
man, Patrivia Snieff, Bzirhairn Smith.
l'zxtri4,-in Skully.
Second Row: Roberta Stnniiife-l, Bertlizi
Stllflllilll, Donna Snyder. Arla-'nv Supp,
Hem- Suhmln, Joanna Samlifm-r, Judy
Sr-hu.
Third ROW: Rivliard Tnlway, Paul
Scliwvulvr, Frank Sibf-nik, Erich Schulz.
ldddiv Shearer, Richard Stnkv. Hunzilrl
SliPriii:m, Robert Smith.
Fourth Row: Mr, Nolsun. Ben Smilmvitz,
G+-'n1'g5v Scllruerler, Allen Srllorpp, Erl-
wnrd Sc-liultz, Paul Serra, Carl Sihenik,
Xml Sliriniptmi, .luv Sheridan.
Camera Shy: David Svhmitz, Riu-hard
Schultz. G+-ue Smelik, Ray Stacller. Dat'-
lviis- S4'llPIll'fl. Lela Svliefflsfr.
HOMEROOM 3 15
Mr. Robb
FTOIIT, ROW! 4':irul Sunin, Linda Stukf-N.
Vurul Snitz, Judy Taiylnr, Judy Stvinf
mvtz, Gloria Stewart, lbiaimn Swm,-:le-11.
l':u1linv Toll,
SECOHI1 RDWI l':lul Sulzlliivm, llosl' Sturm.
.Iuliii Sunni:-, Rirlinrd Strzilx. Arnold
'I'1-Plzir, l'Idw:n'd Stn-k:il, Clizirlc-s Tailiuii.
.lrliiv-S Nlrnzier.
Third ROW! Nr, llfrlilw, lfluzviw Srwnlvig
lmrid Tvntler, lVilli:im Stnplvtmi. l.v1'1wy
Sqiiiiw-, hvllllillll Tyrrl-ll.. Art Tlmmpwn.
.luhn Te-lismzin, Nivk Tlwufnsizlii.
Czllllerz Shy: lizitlilz-mi Stuiivig Sylvian
Slopnr. Julm Alllri-ry, lirldiv Strnlu-rg.
HOMEROOM 316
Mr, Smith
Front ROW: I':iti'i1'i:n Zn-igrm-r, Mnrlvnv
Xinimvrmain, Elniiw XVmiilvi'ly. .lntmiivttv
Yanni, Marilyn XYzindr-ll, .Tumi Yzmdmi-
lniri. Imuisv 'l'in'km-i'. Jllillllll' l'l'illlliJll'.
.Xlin:li1i:iv Yaxlsku.
Second Row: .lunc Toplal-c, Suzanne NVil-
liunix, .T:uiim-v Verliutz, NYilli:um Yidmzir.
lmmtliy ll'ills, Clinrlvx Vnizl, Ruin,-rl
l'liw:u. Nlnnai lVo:ivvi', Carol Tumsiv.
Third Row: Louis Yale-nti. Ray Tuplnk.
.lzinu-X NVQ-xt, Slinrmi XYliitx-, llil-liar-l
'lll'lUl'l3l', Dnlv NYilli:ims, llulm-rs Nl':iltl-rs.
Judy Znst, 1'li:u'les XYL-lsli. Mr. Smith.
Fourth Row: llvnry Tutli, Rirli:n'd XY:n'-
rvn. lY:u'1'en Jnlnes, limi Nlhworlforfl, Nm'-
iu-'ii Cui-lmctt, Ilv-my Yvrlxsky. Rir-linrd
XYQ-im, YVilli:im Yalllzil-rin, lltlllkllfl XYvill.
.Inn Vvrh.
Camera, Shy: ,lm-lc Wvln-i'. .Ynlwt xVll1'lll4'.
ciglily-ciglit
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I Front Row: li. Sckslon. li. Lovkwoml. l". Nnlivli, N. Kitclllr-i'. Il, Cook.
Second ROW! ll. Osln-x'g:, V. Dillio, P. Leishnnin, R. lii1i'i'ows. lb. lllirsuyl. J, Iirailh-y.
Third ROW! Nr. Schull, l", Spino, il. Jaisnny. ll. Hollm-r, .L Col'm-'r, li. l'lIllPl'll'li. .l, Stinson
.ICNIOR PLAY CAST
Tootie Deanna Cook
Mrs. Sniifh
Mr. Smith
Hose , .
Esther .
Agnes , ,
Lon . , ,
Grandpa llroph
Katie . , ,
Mrs. lVaughop
Ida Boolliby
John Shepard
Fred Gregory ,
Lucille Pentarcl
Mr, Dodge ,
Mr. Duffy
Singers . ,
Dancers .
. Gerry Sekston
David Roller
Barbara Lockwood
ater
. Sue Kichler
Francis Nulick
Ricky Burrows
Joe Corner
Pat Leishnian
Carolyn Carlton
Diana Osberg
Richard Jasany
Gary Einerick
. Jessie Bradley
. Charles Tarantino
Jonathan Stinson
. A . Verna DiDio, Frank Spino
Bob Hanson,
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Marilyn Lynch.
Louis Prebevsek, Bettyruth '1ench, Dick YVoon1er,
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FIOIIE ROWS I7 llulivw-. I'. T1114111-1', Xl. Hullirain, IH. Allison, l'. 4'o111l+s. J, llnzls, lC. Blo111'ox'. V. I,o111h:1r.lo.
SCCO1ld ROW: li. T1-111411. .l, l'11st, Xl. liueli, Rl, Sl111l11-1', J. H:11'of:1lo, ll. Slinw, ll. lleevvs, A. Killml,
Third Row: M, XYz1ll, N. Moor:-, I1.l'oski, ll. I'l:1111ilIo11, Xl. 31:11-l11lj.'1'1', S. ll:11'pe-1'. I'. I1visl1111:111, ll. U4lJ9Tll'.
Xl. M mw1'1 'is. Fourth Row: V. Nvlnxlvn, J. S1'l1u:11'l1, I.. Vistillo. S. Tl nrvvulzl N. .I, Ln lrlcv 111. .T. Fl:-In-l1e1'.
J. Mv4'11ll4-y, ll Sllllllill, lr, l'l1I'l'j.
SL'L'lllgJl plziy U11 llIlL'IlilllLfIliglll,l1 person ezinnot really sippreeiute the lmrcl worli and
tension i111'olvecl i11 cre:1ti11g, 111:1intz1i11i11g'. :incl presenting it. The success of il play mloes not
really clepencl llllllll l1ow the people react, 2lll'llOlIg'll the sounml of applause is music to the
ll2l1'llW0l'lilIlg lllCllllIQl'S ot' the east. hut upo11 the spirit ereeiteml :luring 1'L'l1C2ll'S2llS. My Junior
Uluss l'l:1y of 19535, "Meet Me ill St. Louis," has heen ext-eptioiml i11 this respect. The cast
workecl ll2ll'IlCl' than usuzil hecuuse the relienrsail time was short. The olistacles to su1'111ou11t
were great. AIHII-V times the lines were reeul over :mncl over again to insure that the moods of
the :lets woulcl he 5lll'1'CSSflll. XVUl'liiIlg' hnnml i11 lmncl with the vast wus the procluetion stuff.
'l'hey haul the l'QSIJ0llSillllll'-Y of IJl'l'l.0l'l1llllg such cluties :1s: getting props. :ulve1'tisi11g. :incl
helping with scenery.
Direetecl by Mr. Stanley Schultz. 111y Juniors on NtDX'k'llllJ9l' 20, 19535. :lt S200 PM..
presentecl in tlrt- opinion of lllillly. the greatest play ill my short history.
1'l iiii' k T .11'z111 li 1n11 rising rivlilu to the fzings ol'
Il i-ql 1 iiixl 1' lwww k il 111' in: 1 v1': 1411 1le'. whilq- lmvi- ltoll ili' The Smith t':1111il1' 1'Q-:11' hing :111othn-1' 1-rises in the
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Front Row: f'lllIt'k
Second Row: Imh
Larry Ulwrflnnk,
SENIOR PLAY CA
Mother ,
Joey .
Trot Hose .
Teensie Rose
Jamey .
Betty .1 , .
Miss Yvinstou
Poppy .
Jimmy John
Mrs. Biddle
George Biddle
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ninety-five
XVa1lte1', Sumirzi llurish. Phyllis Bri-inser, Dirk Pnl
urea NYail1-nsai, Kathy Morgan, L1-more IJ'4lnotrio,
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3' lilnmg Angela Ilelknpilzi.
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Phyllis Bremser
Chuck YValte-rs
. Joan Osburn
A Jean Mutchler
, Audrey Blanc
Kathy Morgan
Lenore D Unofrio
A . ,Bob Smith
, Dick Parker
ngehl De Capuu
Larry Oberdank
Dolores XVZIIBIISII.
Sandra Harish
onard E. Hobuck
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Front ROW! Mary l'zrinhv1'1on, Marilyn Lclithn-cliciy Vnrol Vlilopvk, Klndclim- Esposito, Elaine Lokzlr.
,lane Xllillianis, Irs-nv lloycc, Aixastalsizl Zuvaltz.
SCCOHG. Row: .lvnniie Lilcvy, Varole Ntnplcs. llick Schultz, l':lt Soilja, Hola llictz, .Xudrn-y Blanc, lioh
llaluhorg. Mary .lnn ,lclcoi .loycc l'r:inlcr.
Opening night canic: thc curtain went up: the play began. On March 26.
niy Senior Class presented to the puhlic "Room For Une More". The play
was sclectcd hy Mr. Leonard Rohuck, who was this year's director. He picked
it hccausc it was a play that called for depth, mood. and meaning.
Those given parts worlicd long and hard to Ill21liL' the play a great suc-
cess. The production staff was in charge of thc eXtra duties that go along
with a play such as props, scencry, and aclve1'tisi1ig.
All thosc who viewed the play on opening night caught the spirit and de-
tcrnlination of the cast and watched with interest a play that was unique and
diffcrentfa play that will always he reinenihercd hy cast and audience as onc
ol' thc hest that was presented within my auditoriuln walls.
Sanslrzi linrish directing: thc sci-nc in whicli the The- other nicinhi-rs of the 1-:ist ali-innnstrailing one
th-cision is nmde to allow .lane-y to lwernmf part one of the humorous sci-:ws in whn-h :i turtle ls
ol' Ihc Hose fnliiily. rcvivm-ml hy alrlifiriall res1ril'nlioi1.
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Judy Post, Mr. Miller, Betty Xdvilltill, Nancy Roeder. Bob Smith, Mr. Pringle, Sue ltitter, .loyte Kram
Pat Combs, Mr. Gordon Rita llalbuze, Bob ltagborg, Andrey Blanc,
Al Carlson
The Biff Show is tht bifwest the best. and the onlv all-school production of mv school
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year. Each year the theme of the Big Show is different: but the time, the work, and the
A energy to produce it is always present. Miss Jan 'l'ompkins and Mr. Dale Harper, the
Hinaster miudsv of my only variety show, aided by many faculty members and students,
plan and write the various scenes, direct the mammoth cast of over 200. and rehearse my
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band and my Choir. lreliminary work begins two weeks after the closing curtain of the
previous year's production. Plans are formulated throughout the summer and the final or-
ganization is completed early in the fall. At this point my students fit their varied talents
into the well-formed plans.
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Much of the talent for the Big Show is uncovered during the class competitive asseme
blies. This vear the So ihomores, usinw' as their theme the Harvest Festival see above .
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featured the variety of a magician. a snake dancer, and a tumbling act combined with en-
tertaining vocal numbers to win in a close vote over the Juniors, with the Seniors finishin
in third place.
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Bly Concert Band is an organization of the
highest standing in the minds of my faculty
and my students. My group of musically
trained students. directed by Dr. Dale Harper
and his assistants, Mr. Albert Mitchell. Miss
Barbara lvilson. and Mr. Art Sydow, have
won recognition by their fine I3C1'l'i01'll12ll1CS, ap-
""' pcarance. and hehavior.
Many of my band members are honor roll
students and members of the National Honor
WW Society. They work hard in their studies in
order to improve themselves and. in that way.
tiring prestige to the hand.
Une of the main aims of the Concert Band is
to earn a first place in the state through eon-
BAND DIRECTORS test competition. They practice many tedi-
ous hours preeeding thesc contests. and if
Nlr Allie-rt Mitchell. Mr. Dale Harper, Mr. Art Syclow,
'ind Miss llarhara VVilson looking over a music score.
Front Row: A, llrnnse, S. Knerr, J, .ln-i':il,n-k.
Second ROW: K, S1-hollv, V. 'I'ar:intino, A. Pic-4-iotti, A. Martin, ll. liositano, .l. lllackhnrn.
Third ROW: J, W1-sl. A. NVils1lorf. ll, Uolelnan. l'. Link, li. ldelwnrils. Ii. Koller, li, Milano, H, Srlineitler,
NY. lnmun, l'ImI Libby.
Fourth Row: M. Wendell, J. IC:-ke-i'lxi:iii, C, Moore, J. Kossman. t'. Yzligl, XY. liexiiieiletti-. ID. Man-r.
li. lioyer, ll. Ma4'llon1::1ll, A. Srhnieling, N, Tlleoilosiail, lid liekeri, li. Kotnik. J. Hzxllzii-li,
J. Plnsea, H, Lanpfel. lil Host.
Flfth ROW! T. linker, T. l.:il'orte, li. Nvillill, ll. Verlxsliy, T. Hralinln, S. Harper. XY. t'llninlwrl:lilI,
Mr. Harlrvlg ll, Kornlrlnm, H, Vlark, J. llziuron, E. llanna, tl, Nvliroemler.
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Front ROW: S, Harper, P. G exnsa lwin, J. NYest, M. NVenrlell. lt. Ed xx':1 rds. D. XYeiss. C. Liudquiri, T, linker.
Second Row: E. Hamm, S. K v11'1-1', J. Dawson, .L Drnnse, ll. ltost. ll, Rosituno. B. Bre xx'. , M. Cola-mzzu
Thirt:l.l4Rgi1lrl.:lMllgliFriilley, A. Hlivppert, Mr. Halrpear.
Learning to play und to appreciate classical music are some of the main aims of my
orchestra, which is under the direction of Mr. Dale Harper.
Due to the small number of members, 1ny orchestra does not pzmrtieipzlte in concerts or
contests :Ls does my band. Their main affair ofthe year was pzwticipzxting in the Lake Erie
League Orchestra Festival, where they united with over 350 members from other high school
orehestrals.
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Adding 21 touch of spirit to my pep assemblies are the thirteen members of the Pep
Bzuid. These boys, all memhers of the Concert Band, play marches and zleeoinpnny the stu-
dent body in my Alma Mater.
During the foothall season they sacrificed their leisure time to rehearse assembly rou-
tines with the msrjorettes. An example of the school spirit in some of my students can he
found in this small group.
PEP BAND
Front ROW: A. Czxrls4m, Ii. Host, B. Brew, A. Sheppert, E. Pereneevieli.
Second ROW: U. '1':ir:xntino, E. flilllllil, T, Baker, lf. Kornhlum, J. Dawson, L. Yeury.
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BOYS' QUARTET
Miss Jan Toinpkins directing Chuck Tarantino, Larry
Collingwood, Paul Brown, and Louis Prebcvsck in one
of their nnmhers.
My students can be .justly proud of my vocal
department under the direction of Miss Jan
Tompkins. Its main objective is to present
my students and faculty with bigger and bet-
ter school programs and to be available for
community functions. The A Cappella Choir.
which represents me at concerts and the Lake
Erie League Choir Festival, has as its purpose
the development of an appreciation for and an
ability to perform various types of sacred and
secular music, including choral works of the
masters down to the light novelty tunes. The
Choir provides entertainment for many pro-
grams and this year participated in the Christ-
mas programg a Big Show production in spe-
Front Row: M. Powell, M. Xl'eefl, Y. Loinhartlo. Y. Diflio, S. Steffenhagen, M. Stoddard. E. Yeager.
Second ROW: K. Kelly, E. Nurrtstroiii. J, Rnfener, B. Janke, C. Harper, N. Hunt. D, Gordon. S. Thomas.
Third Row: Miss J. Tmnpkins, D. Walensa, D. Hartzell, N. Moore, .L Spiegel, P. Melieon. N. Knaus.
XV. Hnlnb, J. Dans.
Fourth ROW: J. Eicl1enhei',f:e1', li. XVilli:1nis, R. Chapinan, C. Tarantino, .l. Latzor. J, Allen, B. Diet?
L. Collingwood, R. Brown.
Fifth Row: lf, Swettel, J. Sperl, -T, Peters, L. Ohertlank. J. Kellum, H. Jerahek, B. Heneie. C. XValters
J, Hall, D, XYoomer.
cial scenery and costume of Fred lVaring's
'tHoly City": and in thc Choir Festival held
at Parma. From the A Cappella Choir, a
choir council was selected to plan social ac-
tivities and to take care of routine duties dur-
ing rehearsals and concerts. The Boys' Quar-
tet this year was established mainly to provide
entertainment for community functions and
club meetings and to demonstrate their fine
talent in the Big' Show and various assemblies.
Many hours of constant practice are needed
for the fine performances that my vocal de-
partment has given. and many thanks go to it
for its contribution to my school life.
CHOIR COUNCIL
Front ROW: J. Ilnll. f". Mosall, .l. Kovalrli, M. Esposito, I3
l.inds:ly. Second Row: N. Moore, S. Thomas. .L Spit-gel. K
Ki-llY. Third ROW. U. XY:ulswm'tl1, IP. Sxrm-tlel, l'. Turner, J
liradlvy. IJ, Hirkic, L. Prchcvsck, L. Ohm-rdank, Fourth Row
Il. Laiwinskas, li. Dietz, J. Snider.
Front Row: P, limidxrin, U. Bayer, .l, Koracli, K, Morgan, NI. Esposito, H. Long. I'. Conihs, J. liiwullvv.
Second ROW: B. Holmes, C. Mnsnll, J, Lacey, C. Staples, J. ISradh-y. M. Znlic, G. Jones. I.. NX'eist,
N. Dow.
Third ROW: S. Tweed, T. Vidinnr. J. Vlark, X. LaI'urtc, l'. Turner, l', L1-islininn. IJ. Krnll, li. H1-rkir,
C. Luikart.
Fourth Row: J. Telisnian, J. Snider. U. Gordon, ll. Smith, D. Toinsiv, Ii. I'r4-llvvsi-k, T. Radcncic.
P. Breniscr. J. Bn-ifnss.
Fifth ROW: D. Lindsay, Y. Zalm-tel, Il. XV:nlsn'ortl1, A. Varlson, ll. Shirk, J, Dawson, IP. Rehard.
li. Lapinskas.
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M. Esposito. IZ, Lapinskas, L. l'rclu-rsek.
Second ROW: J. Spa-rl, C. Taramtino, S. Hamilton, E. Noi-rlstroin, J. Plivtcliwait. N. linaus, T. Yiclmar,
J. Bradley. I7. Tomsic. A. Carlson.
The purpose of my Maclrigals, a group of selected students from the various choirs. is
to learn about the different types of music aclaptahlc to a small group. lVhile they sing
mainly 16th century maclrigal music, light novelty numhers are stuflierl for the purpose of
special entertainment. They appeared in contests, and school and community programs
this year and sang for the Chamber of Commerce Banquet. Special sessions of caroling
were helrl at the Tasty Shop and the Euclid-Glenville Hospital.
GIRLS' GLEE CLUB
Front ROW: A. Ili-f'apua, AI. liulmnics, C. AVilli:lms, P, Mc-
Keon, M, lirvskvar, P, 3Ic1'liir,E, R. Casc, L, lilllllHl'k',
J. Grzc,
BOYS' GLEE CLUB
Second ROW: J. Hriffis, A. Yonllof, N. Smith, Xl. Stark.
H. Sherlock, S, Patliioi'c, li. Han-s, H. Nteinfurth, S. llurk, Front Row. D Rehard N Kvwlig L m,llin,,wUmi
'lt ""t"'S' M- M"""'t: . . . J. zsnflii, ia. iam.-S, A, 'ri-mn, F. s-,vim R.
Third Row: Il. Hollstem. 11, IN-trclicliik, D. Lusk, J. Iilmlm-r. In - 'lj' 4 1, pri '
Y. f'hlu4l:1, I.. lioacli, li, l.ocliu'oo4l, U, Skoillzir. ll. lfclinc, Allllllxhls' ' lllllm' H
ig 1q1i,,,,., Second Row: J. Mount-it. A. Ixihhy. A. Can-lson.
Fourth ROW: A. Cox, N. Morrow, A. Pratt, B. l'Q-cjalc, N. ll- Tllmlllllml, ll. AVo4viiicr, H. Shirk, Tl. Worth-
Funlc. N. Kasnnic, H. Wilson, li. Dorn, li. liomhro-ky, lllifmllf 'll l-lilllflglwll Y- Zfllvlftl-
N.To1lil, I". Nulick. Third Row: U. XVclsli. D. Swettel, J. Sperl. D.
Fifth ROW: N. Ilamilton, XV. Allison, IC. Uoiisiclim-. J. 1'r:umcr, Heck, K, llickson, L. Wilk, lk. Smith. ll. Tomsic.
Rl. l'1-llilmi-Holi, V. Marvin, K. Miller. B. Tm-nch. l. lioycc. As PVHC11, Limvvu,
ll. Alinicucci. l'. llansizen. C. Xvilfl Scosli-r, J Y' il
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.L lilanc. L Yi-arf-', J, Lucey, ll, liiblwons, V, lloszlll, R. llxrn-nz, Bl, l'lsposit.u, bl. l5i'4-slivalt
V. Nkozllar, J. lfliher, A. Zayatz. .l. 0'1'onnor, .X, i'arlson,
5,-K-ond Row: X, lloxv. ll. Vooli, li. XY:iln-nsa. IC, Blonrov, l'. 'lllli'ill'l'. N. llunt, S, Tholnzis, K. Kr:-inlle4lei'.
NY, Allison, X. Xt-lson. A, l'i-ooks, S, Kieliler, M. Sliulwr. TT Usherg, L. Fox, M. Sullivan, N. Smith
Y. Loinlxardo, 4' Lnikzxrt, N. Yidmar, .X l"on-rstc, V, liayer, Bl Lcutbew-ker. li, lHvIl1lH'1lek3'.
NI Phillips N lon I' lhlunu it Nlislot
Third Row: 24. Flon-ke, L, Ncl1i1lin4-istler, .l, i'oi'nv.-r, H, Anmlerson, Rl, XYalklct. R. l'1-::li'ai'o. N. Knans,
A, Pie,-viotti, lt. Vcspe, R, S1-liollc, I', Mr-Keon. li. -lasney, V. Tarantino, IC, Nweitzer. li. Roller
P. Vonihs. J. lilmlm-rl, Il. Huston. .l. linrval. C, Gordon, ID, Douglas, P. 4':err, li. Libby. X. F:-rris
l'. lircinscr.
My chapter of the National Honor Society.
directed by Mr. Stanley Whiteside, is one of 3,500
in the United States today. To be elected to this
organization is one of the most coveted honors that
a high school can bestow upon a student.
Any of my juniors or seniors who have main-
tained an eighty-five or above average and is in the
upper third of his class is eligible. My members are
chosen on the basis of their character. leadership, and
fervice, as wcll as scholarship.
On January 22, N.H.S. inducted thirtyesix scn-
iors and twenty-two juniors in une ot' thc most im-
pressive ceremonies ever seen by my students and
faculty. It was one that will be remembered always
by those who saw it, regardless of whether they
actually took part in it or not. Mr. Whiteside opened
the assembly hy briefly stating the Society's history
and how members are chosen. The program was
then turned over to the president of N.ll.S.. Leroy
Yeary. After his introduction. four members of
N.H.S. spoke on the four requirements of a member:
scholarship, leadership, service. and character. 'l'hen
came the all important moment for which everyone
had waited. The secretary, Becky Gibbons, read the
names of all who had been newly elected into the
organization. In the background during the whole
Janet Eihmz U,P,mu.e1,. LPRM,YUHIW'l,1..,Si,l,,m: Hwky program was subdued organ music winch added
Gibbons, secretary: and Tim Browning, vice-president, greatly to the IITIIJFCSSIVC CE'I'l'iH0liy.
standing in front of the newly-purcliaused trophy casa-.
atinnal lqnnnr Snrivtg
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S6C0lld Row: .l l,:l+'1'5. X, llnnsvn. .l. liilwr, l'. lk-lniwy. IC. Lnknr. X. Ni-lsnn, .X. lilnnv.
Third ROW: ll, tiihlmns. If, Xhili-nsau. V. lfiifnv, IP, Vmilc. lf. Ilaiyf-r, N. lmw, J. U't'4nnnv1'.
lt is thc :liln ut' vvvry high svlnml junrnalist tu lw-
wnne si nnlmlwr nf Quill :nnl Svrull. As in nmny uthvr
high sclnmls. Illy vlniptvr is purvly nn lnmnrnry urgnn-
imtiun. vstnlilislwrl tn rwugrixim- those- whu lnlvo mlunv
nutstamling work un mn- nt' nn' lllllillliltltills, lt is :ln
intrrnutinnul nrgrunizntiun with vlxnptt-rs in Alaiska, Cain-
nrln. l'lngrl:iml. :unml l'hinn, :ns W4-ll sis thc Vnilccl Stzltcs.
'l'ln- pin. whivh is :n synnlml nf llIl'llll1l'l'Nlllp, is :i quill
unclvr which is si svrull :incl thc' initials I.ll.S.ll.S..l..
whivh menus lllt1'I'lHltlUllJll llunur Sncivty for lligh
Svlnml Jmnirnailists.
To lu-lung tu this tlljlillilliltilill. ai person Illlltit linu-
lllllilt' ai significant L'untrihntiun to uno uf my high schonl
public-sitinns, lfllulflllllll, Sllrziwy. nr IJll"ll'lllP, :intl lnivo il
high sL'lmlustim' :iw-rngrc. llv must :ilsn he I'l'l'llIllIlIk'llllt'll
lay his uclvisnr. It givvs :i pcrsun whu has El truv intvrvst
in writing: :I 4-li:nn'c tu hc rvt-ugnizctl, Tha- rn-wnrcl is
t'Yl'll gre-zltm-r siinw- this nrg::iniz:ntinn is so with-ly known
:incl iuwvlwtcrl. Mt-rnlwrsliip is :I lll0IIl0!'2ll1lC :intl signifi-
t':int :u'liievcnn'nt.
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cur. Mr. My:-mi timwlmi. :ind .Tonlnw Inu-vy
nwnliin: plans fur thv Quill :intl Scroll Ass--nihly.
one hundred and eight
FIOHL ROW! A. Varlson, I.. lVOnofi'io, J. Lzlccv, A. Hlanr. T. Hain-1'. li. lmcknond, l'l. Monroc,
H. Rcvves, Mr, Rohuck.
Second ROW: M. Dolan, J. ltn-cvliunl. K. Iia4lox'iiiac. li, Appl:-lay. li. lil-rlmnln. J. N1-ylon. V. lionxlnurvlo.
H. Hianasi, M, XY:-ndi-Il.
Third ROW: 1'. Spiwwlii. lP.vSl1au-, li, Irwnnis. Y. Iluguinx. II. lloi-man. Z. N-Ifon. IP. hlnplca, X. Iiuni.
1. 4-:irrt-tt. ll, N-ln-artl.
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Fmlrth ROWZ C. Tarantino. ii, liillvr. l. Noir-un. A. Hopf, J, li1'a4ll4-y. ll, 4'liai'lv5, l'. 'l'nrn4-r, S. lIal'1wr.
Fifth ROW: J, 1jorn1'i'. li. Jaxnvy. li. Hull:-V. li. Tnnisic,
Bnrhsira Lockwood, cnrrespomling: sn-crvtaryg Toni
Bakvr. presidvntg Audrey Blanc, vivo - 1n'0Si1l1'I1lL
Jnannf- Lacey, tr--asura-rg and lilaini- Monroe, rz-corll-
ing: secretary. talking: ovvr an iinportanl inattur in
Mr. Rnburk's room.
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'l'hc National l'l1lI'1'llNi1' l.ca "uc was cstahliflicd in liI5l
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undcr thc dircction ot' Mr. Mcryl llaumcr. .Xl that
timc thcrc werc only lwclvc charlcr mcinln-rs. 'l'hc nm-xl
ycar thc cluh was takcn over hy Mr. Imonard ltohuck
and has xincc grown to over forty nn-mhcrw.
'I'hs'sc rncinhcrs havc the opportunity to dcmon lralc
thcir spcaking: ahility and to iinprovc it. 'l'hvy al:-.o
havc the opportunity to compctc against studcntx from
othcr schools.
My spccch team and my dchatorm havc donc cxccption-
ally wcll this acason. Un Dvcvinlicr 12, thcy tram-lcd
to Youngstown wlu-rv thcy ticd for first plan' in thcir
division. 'Plum' spcakcrs in oratnrical. dramatic. hu-
morous. original. and C'XtCIll1NH'JlllL'1lll5 spcaking trav-
clcd lo Youngrstown Boardman on January 9 for an in- 1
dividual s-vents contcat. Euclid shown-cl its strength hy
taking' first placc in cxtcmporancous spcaking: and
fir:-at, sccond, and third placcx in oratorical. On Janu-
ary 30 at Cathedral I.atin, they tnplvcd thirty-fivc
other schools and won thc Swvcpeiakcs Trophy.
N. F. I.. held its third animal Individual livcnts fon-
tcst on February 20, 195-1-, with forty schools partici-
pating.
Tho dc-vvloplnent of many promising undcrclaasmcn
indicates continued success for my N. F.I.. chaptcr.
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F1'0I1t Row: Miss I'. Vziliiplu-ll, N. Twm-41, .l. Lueey, J. Koyau-li, IL Vooli, V. Skorllalr, Ii, Sirn, Xl.
XYullil4-1, V. Slllllll. J, 0'1i'onnor. T. lironning, F. Spino.
S9CO1ld ROW! J. K1'onenlrergel'. Nl. Zimmerinnn. V. l,o1nlm1'do, NY. liroilt. ll. ltolden, XV. Ryder. H.
Sulliyzin, Xl. lleilttu-ek:-r. ll. ll:-ek, lt. Owens. K, lietwr. N. lion.
Thlrd. Row: li. Iii-kert, V. Suziin, ll. Hilihons. ll. II:-rm:in. .l. Muteliler, l'. Iirnily. li. Sm-itm-r, V, ld-sku
li, Yeziry. ll. 1'olling:u'oo1l, .l. Lneltner, l
FOl1I'th ROW! ll. Nodjai, l'. lirelnser. N. Todd. if lfeneli, ll .Xn1lerson. ll. XY:ii'liolie. K. Kl'einliedu-r,
ll. Hale, H. 'I'es4-like, lt, Ve-sire.
Fifth ROW! l1.Juvlson, IP. Blueko, Xl, Rini, l'. f':-rr, XY. .lone-s, J. Mount-tt, ll. .X4l:lm'. li. Fryair, l', Serra
ll. Jerulmeli.
'l'lie Student Couneil is one of my most zletive and
important student orgsinizntions. The Inemhership in
lliis organization consists of the eleeted eouneil offieers.
tlee l'lXt'l'lltlYL' Board, :ind :in eleeted representative
from eneli liomeroum. The purpose of the Student
Vouneil is to link my student lwody with my faculty, to
provide harmony lu-tween students and faculty, and to
luring effieieney to my government. Under the assist-
:inee :ind gruidnnee of Miss Peru Campbell. tlie organi-
mtioifs sponsor. the Student Uouneil has sponsored
lnsiny of tlie dunees after the footlmll and lmsketlmll
grannesg presented my first annual Homeeomingg
lirouglit to my students assemblies such as Charles
King, the nationally renowned singer from the Karnmu:
furnished tlie lteereution ltoomg purelulsed door
drsiperies for the :iuditoriumg pllrellused :1 sehonl hun-
ner: :ind lllilllltillllvll a reeord library. VVitl10ut the
skillful lmnd of tlie Student Uouneil. my students
wuuld not have the opportunity of voieing their
opinions in student groveriunent, or other fum'tionstl1ut
full under the jurisdietion of the Student Couneil.
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p.ud1.r5 who dt.M.rn. Hu. I-t.5pl.ct of tlwir h,HChm.S and Hi-mise Sirn, pwsida-lit: Azxnil Mere--r XN:lllilet,'Y1:'e-
' president. nmkingg plains tor :n future ine-4-tin: in tin-
tellow L'lHSSlllGItt'h. Student Uoiim-it rollin.
one hundred :ind ten
Tlu- liXl'l'lltlVt' lioartl of my Stuclcnf Council, prvsimlc-cl ovvr by ilu- Stumlm-nl Founvil prvsimlq-nt, is volu-
posed of all tha- czlmlitlutvs who run for officw-s in my Siullenf Counvil. lfluuh of tha-su stncln-nts is ihvn
assigned to lu-:ul onc of thu connn'il's many functions' 'room sa-vrciurios, tha- hook sforv. m-om'm-ssion xvorka-rs,
hull guards, Unfctcrisl c'l1-an-up i'l7lIllIllfll'L', lnngrnzim- mlrlvu, ilSM'llll3lll'S. rccrm-:ation room, :xml lhv lost :mil
founll. The room sm-cruizlrie-s ch-livcr lm-ssugvs and tuku vzlra- of lhm' losi :xml fonml. My hook storm- supplivs my
students with usseniiul school nmlcriuls. The concussion yvorkcrs opcrnh' thi- hooths unml svll rm-frm-slnm-nis :nf ilu-
:xthletic vvenis. The- hull gllilI'flN assist visitors and niml in keeping: lhv hulls cluun. 'l'hr- guimlvs show my mzmy
visitors liigllliglits of thc school plant and its uctivitics. 'l'hv l"lXl'ClltlVi' Bonrml clccimln-s what importzml issm-s
will hc hrougrhl hcforv thc f'llIllKll'Ilt Council :incl the projwks which thvy clcsirq- the Council to nnclvriaulu-.
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STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD. Front ROW: GUIDES. S. 'l'xvv-ml. I'. S-uljn. J. Inn-ey, lr, Slnllkn, F fyn
4 1
V. Skoillnr. J
lim-vv, N. Tyvvwl, .l. U'C'nnn1n', J. Kovalvll
ly Cook. Second Row: l'. 'l':n':1ntimf. l". Slrino. 19. Siu-n
U. Smith. M.
HALL GUARD
S. Tyvvvzl, J.
J, Orvnlt, P.
BOOK STORE
Xl. Xlleslw-1,
Wulkln-t, T. liroxvninz.
CAPTAINS. Front ROWS Bl, linsnoxv, .l. Smith
liufncr, N, Kozlowski. Second Row: N, Todd
llrm-lnsvr. P. f':n'l'.
WORKERS. li. Yvspv. H. ills-svlllie, J. Kolb-r
J. Xl'inkln-r, i'. Rillvnlwrgf, ll. XYl1i!:xln-r, li
Skrcmv. li. XVilli:1ms, IP. Hwlfvrn, J, lnunont.
ll, llohlvn, Xl. Sullivan. l' 1':lr1'. V. l"'n-vh. IC. Sn:-tn
ROOM SECRETARIES. Ki. Y:11'vusko1 I". Xllli:-lc, J. N1-ylrn
Li. Sivn, l'. Slcmllalr. J 1i'l'onnor, l'. I':lrr, N. 'l'n.-ml. I
Kovslvll. li. Nlillvr.
CONCESSIONS. Ki. llomlrrusky, ll, Krull. J Iioxnvli. l
l'l4'ku-rl, N. Knnnx, J, l4alf'Py.
Stuhvni Qlmmril Artiniiiw
ELKMALN :,"!,. -
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om- hundred and eleven
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7 urlihian 7 hitnrial Staff
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Front ROW! li. Vooli, A, Blanc. E, liokar, J. L:iee3'. A. 4'arlson, H. lilneriek, l'. Rice.
Second ROW: ,lr 1-b't'onnor, N. Todd, 5, Thomas. S. liiehler, IP. XYale-usa. li. Monroe. l'. l'onihs.
Third Row: M. Sliuher. XY. Hyder, li. Hates. L. ll'0not'1-io, M, llreskvar, X. Hunt, P. l'ik'l'lll'1lllll'lll,
M. Leutlmelier.
Fourth ROW: Mr. ll. Xtiley, ti, '1'esehke. lt. Vespe, li. Smith. J. For-yn-i', l'. Turner. lt. Miller,
liolores XYalu-usa. typisti .Xl 1'arlson. lualiv-up: l'l'i1ne
l,oli:ul', assistant: Audrey Blanc. si'l'llvlI lleanm tool
artg and .lownnc liaeey. editor. eliv-elclns' a Iew ill-ta
of ilu- lilisl Euclidian,
My lfllflilllllll liditorial Staff. under the supervision
of Sponsor George Wiley and Student Editor Joanne
Lacey. is suhdivided into several sections with each
section playing an important role in the production of
the yearhook. Aiding: Joanne in her time-consuming
and difficult joh were lilaine I,okar. assistant editor.
Audrey Blanc. script editor. Al Carlson. make-up edi-
tor, and Deanna Cook, art editor. The students on
this staff worked unecasingrly, searching for and or-
ganizing new ideas concerning slnart cover designs,
interesting: arrangeiuents. and selection of pictures.
My lfzzrlhliurl Editorial Statl' had sole responsibility
of the success or failure ot' this year's Ezlrlidinrz, My
First Will and 'IR-staincnt. Additional students were
selected to aet as section editors. There were editors
for the music department, organizations. girls' and
lyoys' sports, speech and drainatics, as well as editors
for the classes.
My student hotly owes a deht of gratitude to these
people who gave so freely of their time and effort to
provide a yearbook that you can proudly treasure in
the years to come.
one hundred and twelve
Front ROW! ll. i":i1':1lmtl:1, IX Ushers, P. Smljai. U. Staple-S, l'. IN-lun:-y, .Ir lCm':u-ll. I". Nvilif-lc, I-I
XYnnfle1'ly, S. Lynuf. C. Olmlzlar.
Second Row: l', T111'11e1', M. Luelc, li. llnllln-11, li. fllilllllllltll. H. Ihlllllvrwwlii. fl. NlI1lTl1, 51- l'5l"'fl"'-
N, Lmxu, M, liiisimv, M, Peiullwiwmi, K, Stun
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Third ROW: li. II:1111iltu11, ll. .livin-N, ll. Hullsh-in, RI. l'l11'innpl11-r, J. lflvli-livr, .X. l"m-1'Nt4-, 4' llimmnl-I.
X, l'z1rsu11s, ll, Krull. BI, F11-111i11g, S. Hamlin-.
I'O1l1'th ROWS ll. Lung, .l, 0'l'4u1111n1', ll. Mislcue. l'. liziyer, H. liuwlln, .L llrxmv-, K. lfiw-i11ll1'4lv1', Xl
G,-,.,.,U,-ny. JA Mmjullt-y, 44, liiuiu-Ai. Iii X:-lslm, K, Kril, Xlr. ll. ll--1111:-tt,
Fifth Row: J. L'z11':111n, H, Vnski, X, lhflmlulv. li. Hanminlc. li l':1rw11X. li, Slwlm.-K K. V1-1':1x'i4lu, Bl
Pziimiiiwis, .T. Hnusf-r, D, P2!!'l'il'I'.
The lfllflilllllll lillb-lllk'hh Stull' lmll ilu- ilnpurlzilil
juli uf raising: the iiumey fur My First NYill :xml 'l'val:i-
menl tliruugrll mlvm-rlisi11g :incl sulvwripliuiis. lllllt'l'
111611115 of reiixing IIIUIIUX were lllfllllgll piilmliezitimi
lllOYlt'S mul cluiivvs. The stuff SlDllllSUI'i'll 'ixvllllvl'
Hlisllmmclyu in l,t'Cl'IlllN'I'.
'l'l1is yezir my bluff was lwnrlerl liy 31111111511-r .Iam
liilier and lier il5Sl5lillll, .lun Kuvzieli. It was their
clufy to eliuuae llic limiiicm stuff :incl to als'-ist lllflll in
1-very pumilvlc way. 'l'l1e 1'lI'ClllilllHll lllJlllJlQI1'I', Peggy
l,t'lilIlty, was in elmrgv uf F-lllIl1'lll' sillwseriptiulix. lit'0I'1Il'
l Upeulicli mul Carole Simplex, the zulvm-rlif.i11gr lllilIliIgIt'Y'h.
seliecliilecl 5tllllK'Illh to sell airlvvrtisiiig. Put Smlju. as
treasurer, wsu respuiisilile for the billing: ut' :adver-
lisers :intl ken-piiigr flue lmnks lmluiwell. '
'l'l1e I't'llHllIlllk'I' ut' the elziff is inmle up nf llUIIlt'I'lH7lll
1'ep1'ese11tz1liyes wllme juli it in in get 5lll5NL'l'lllll11llS
from sluflents in their llUlIl?!'lN?lllN. 'l'l1ew l'K'lll'k'5t'I1lil-
liven are C'llUNt'll llt'1'illlNl' ut' their clepemlallwility for
this jolm.
lfllflftlillll Blniiiew .Xrlvimix Mr. liulwerl lim-1111vll J
Jun Knvzwll, 1lNSlSl2lllfI f'ill'lllt' Simplex, :alive-1'tiai110'Z . . .. . . . '
Pam. I,elnm,Y. l.il.L.ulu,i,,,l: Jun Eib,.,.' ,,uSim,,x mail, cllml il great rlezll lu and the slant! willi lln-lr YJIFIUIIS
anger: George Ulmlii-li, :nl1'e1'tifi11,:g Pant Smljqi. tri-uv lH'1ll7l?lllS.
lll'Bl', alrraiiigilirr x11lmsr'1'il:tim1 1-nrlls nml m'm'1w-viiinpf
:ulvertisvlm-11ts.
My First Yl'ill and 'l'C"5lJlllll'lll unulll not he il sllvtvss
witlwiit tlie Cillllllllhil efforts :xml ill'lllt'VK'Illl'lllN nf :ill
the nienibc-rx of the lmsiin-ss stuff.
7 urlihian Buzinwz Staff
one liunclrecl and ll1irleen
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Snxruvg Ehiinrifal S aff
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f'1'0I1t ROW! 'll llzxlivr, .M lllzxxxxg ll. V4-sixv, li, XYaxx'lxxxlxx, Il, lxrxmlx, l, lxlxxxxx. iv, lxx.xxx.xNl
Second ROWS K, Kxw-ixxlxx-xlx-1', A. lPx':xixM'., Nl. Hlxxxlwr, S, Kxvlxlvr, Al. l,lxx'li, S, li::i'ish, li Xlmxxwx.-.
Xl .lx-lx-xx.
Third ROW! J. l,:xx-vy. S Tux-x-xl, ll Plxillipx if lhxjvl, N. llxxvxt, X, Rx-lxxxxx. l, ll Uixxvtxxxx, .l H 1 xxmxxxr.
Xl lirx-xln:xx'. J, lirzxxllx-y,
Fourth Row: XIV, Xl. Hxvxwlulx, lf. ,Xxxxlx'rxmx, H, Tx-wlxlix-, ll. .lzxraxxxyy H. l'llxix-rivk. l', Klxxxlqy, AX, V4.1-lxxyxxl
ll, liullx-r. .l, l'xx1'm-l'.
Vmlvr lhx lcmlcxwlxip ul' in four ecliixmr:-: 'l'xmx l3:xkc:',
Il4'XXs wlilxxr: .Xxxclxwy l3l:xm'. fx-:xlxxre cxlihxrg ling' Vx-ape
:xml liill lllQll'llUlll'. spxxrts vxlihxrs. my Sxxrz':"x1 rcl:xim-cl
lls rcpxxlntixm :xx :xxx cxcx-llvlit wlxxml puhliczxtiun. .Ks
x-.lilm-Q., ii wax lhx-ir xlxxly lu xlwixle whzxl sluries wx-rv
txi hc v.'x'illx-xx :xml :xssigrn llll'lll lu thx- xlzxff repxirlcrs.
'l'hxy :xlxxx prxxxxfrx-:xxl thx- stxxrixw :xml plaxxm-xl lhx- muku-
ups of thx- p:xpx-rs.
lla-lxxg xnxx ihr- lxmluxxxl for xuxws. ia the prixm- qxxnlifi-
x':xlixxn xxf :x lIll'lIllll'I' of my licliturisxl Stuff. 'l'hcy
xxxxxst hx- vaxpuhlx- :xml mlepm-ml:xhlc, fur flx-:ullim-s muxt
:xlwzxys lu- llll'l. lim-pxxl'ls'rs zxrx- r.x'lr'c'tetl fur thx-ir xxliilily
lu wrilv.
'l'hx- sqllI'1'I'tll is :x hi-lxxx.ntlxly pxxliliwxlixxxi. It iw xxmlvr
lhx- 'slll1t'l'Yl5lHll ut' Mr. Nlyxxxxi lixxrxlun. 'l'hom' nn thc
Hluft' kxxxm' lxxxw vxxxxgxn-xxi:xl NIV. Lixxxmlxxxx iw. llx-:':xxl+.x' of
his vft'ix'ix'lxx'y :xml oxpx-rt kxxxxwloxlgx- xxf 'lUlll'l1illlSlll,
:xlxxxxg with the hx-lp xwxxxlcrcxl by his four 1-mlitnrs. lhx-
Sxxx'I'1'.xf has lllilllilglttl tu run mxxxxxtlxly :xml vffivicnily
lhin your :ls in pzxsl yours,
'llxxixx liaxkx-r. xxx-xxx: .Xxxxlxx-y lilnnx-. fx-:xlxlrvsi qxzxxl Ray
Xe-qw xxixxl lull XX:xx'lxxxlxxg fpxxrtx, pxwxxxtvw-zxxllixu vxqq
in xhx- print Nllxip,
um' humlrvxl :xml fUllI'tl'l'll
Fffillf. ROW! 4' Iiorxlon, T. llralmin, V, NYeislln4-r, .L lilanr. l'. l":iAio, N. lloug li. Hilrlrorus. .l. Hlnilh,
X. B-niith, ll, I-ranks.
Second Row: .l, Taylor, I. Yukos. li. l2ol.len, li. Mai--s, Ii, Sit-infurth, li, Stqninpln-1, N. ltalniorr-, .l, ian---,
li, l'ollin-, Mr, li. Min-.
Third ROW! lt. Myers. ll. .Xi'thur, Si llenn, ll. llollstvin, II. Lorwnf, ltr Nliiiililm-i, ll XY:ll:-nszi. .l
t'raiiwr, li. Hunlca, J. Vlarlc, ll. Johnson,
Fllllrth Grade: ll, Hair-, V. XXX-lsli, li. halo. ll, ln-ln-r, X, l,:il'nrli-. l'. Vnnulxs, ll, llrvulr. lf, lfrn-inlu:-ulifi'
li. liruusv, S, NYillow, l". Horilon.
Taelclingr the prohlt-in of raising enough lll0ll1'y to
support my school paper is a very difficult and tiring: i
task. It was handled this year hy Nancy Dow, the
husiness manager, and her eapahle and hardworking
staff. Her assistant was liarhara Dorn. Becky Gilm-
hons. eireulation manager, and Jan Smith. her assist-
::nt, were in charge of all homeroom representatives
and aided tllvlll in getting subscriptions. Advertising:
Maliager ixllfllej' Blanc and her assistant. Curt Gur-
don. had the task of securing: advertisers for my Sur-
zwgu. Keeping the hooks and accounts in order was the
treasurer, Cliristine Fazio, Charlotte Vl'ieshner was
this yeafs staff secretary.
A very big hand should go to this staff as they are
the third business staff to operate the Szznwy in the
credit column.
Not only do these people solicit advertising, sell suh-
scriptions, and send out hills, hut during fouthall sea-
son they are the ones who stand out in the cold tu sell
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H., I-.uns and . ..i I .' - I. K. , , I. U, ,, L. . N, .-i:i.Ili, s .r.-l :inn ii,-'14 i, lvi.ill.ini, stnll nn-inlwi
I t gil dgdln tux lull 'f'i'X"'f1" M muon Support X. liow, lriisim-ss xn:lna:5v-ri V. lfziclo, t1'1-zlsliiw-I
the iSurz'vy by selling programs. 1: Nh-islm.-1-, S1-wvrav-y: A. lilan--. mtv.-rrisingg I
lvilrlmiis, 1-liwlllzilioiii 4 hnrilon. :nsslslalit anlvvrfismg
lt. Bly:-rs, stat! 111+-nilwi': and li, llorn. .assistant luis
ness niunzugl-r stannlin: around thi- filin: valnim-t in
Survey 1-nom.
Etgftwg Ziuzinrzfa Staff
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one hundred and fifteen
513, e
X., 1
Harziig Glhvvrlvahrrn
Front ROW: L+-anne Fox, Naney Smith. llelsy Hates, Holly Steinfurth.
Jumping: Phyllis Stuxen, Uonnie Parr.
My cheerleaders are the force behind my spirit. They
organize and lead my students in good, clean cheering
for my many sports. This year, under the leadership
of Captain Connie Parr, my Panther cheerleaders did
just that. They faithfully followed my teams and gave
them the extra push that they may have needed.
Not only do these six girls practice all summer and
for two hours twice a week, but on NVednesday. third
period, these girls give up their time to act as teach-
ers to girls who belong to the Megaphone Club. There
are about thirty girls in the club--most of whom hope
lo become cheerleaders. The varsity cheerleaders teach
these girls all the skills of cheering, including aero-
batics, hand and leg movement, facial expression. co-
ordination, and poise. These girls then become candi-
dates for positions on the junior varsity and varsity
squads.
Aside from its cheering activities, the Megaphone
Club always sponsors one "After-the-Game Dance." It
is also one of my clubs that help during the basketball
tournaments.
Faptnin Connie Parr doing n favorite wheer "XVe'vn
go! a T-li-.X-M."
one hundred and sixteen
FIOIIIS ROW! Pat Sodja, l1:il'h:lra .lankn-, Gloria Jones, Sm- Tweed, Annette Orlando, Uarol Mntllias.
Parole Staples.
Second ROW: Donna Hartzell, Marlene Shuher, licrnarline liradncr. Nancy Kozlowski, f'arol Hallack,
Head Maiorettes Pat Smlja and Carole Staples doing
il ilal twirl.
Clad in their new sparkling white uniforms. my
majorettes again this year added that extra spark to
all my football games. Headed hy Co-captains Carole
Staples and Pat Sodja, they entertained all in the
stands with a variety of marches, twirls. and dances.
For their hour or two hefore the puhlic, these girls
must put in many hours of hard work each week. Dur-
ing the summer they practiced twice a week, and when
school started in September, they often hraved the
elements to practice an hour and a half each morning.
Une of their other duties is to organize and direct
my Majorette Cluh. This cluh is composed of forty of
my sophomore and junior girls who want to become
candidates for my next ycar's majorettes. 'l'he seven-
teen majorettcs and alternates act as teaahc rs and in-
struct the girls in the skills ot' twirling. marching. and
dancing.
The Majorettes also sponsor a dance in the spring
Called the "King Hop". A senior hoy is elected king
with a junior and a sophomore attendant.
iililarrhing ililainrriiw ff
one hundred and seventeen
KAV W' I' A'WwRW'7 M I ' I I
vgaphnnv Gllnh
Se
Pgcnt Row: .l. l I-4:uk:1r. 1' Luzlcnzt J. tlxlmurv. IZ. Iiuwwwiv. S. Iimuu-In. II. Hlzulxlpfvl. V. I':11'1', I". Ftxlzivn.
1
II. Sivinfultll, II. KIHIUS. J. Smith, I.. Fox.
.I. RIMA-III1-r. I1. Ilzmxllmn, I1, Iiuldvn. N. I.yuuf, A. IvwI4I, K.. Iizxvvu.
CO11d ROW! I'. Zim-avr, Il. Iiirlcim-, N. I':11'sunx. li. U'I'I:lr:1. A. I'4-trllzzi. Ii. XVOIl4II'l'Ij'. A. Iiikkllxmw.
Ilt I1 fulu-1 KI.I1iI1'Ii4'1'.
Third ROWZ I'. IW-z':'1lmnl1, M. l'mntmx'm'III. I'. 1I4'IIIlXl'1', J. K4-II4'1'. V. XYVIE . '. Q--
.I. f'm'r':m. XI. HI-Cl'ilIH't', 1'. Ilxlywr, BI. Zilnlm-rnlzun, BI. I'I4-rr. .I. Luxe.
Fourth Row: Rliw .l. Ilmxw-, A. Wilmlurf. L. liruuvl. V. 1I:1miI1-1n. J. IliS:xx1lis, P. IIie1I1I:1mI. I'. Iluvrlliup
N, NIvtz4-r. V, I'1-1'I1rm1, IC. IXJINIIIIIV, V. I"iIiv, II. .Xn1IuIsvIi. I". Ililli. Hr. IC. Nilv.
MAJORETTE CLUB
Front Row: II. .Iunlu-. .X. Urlzlmlm, l'. Xlzltllinx. S. 'I'u'I-ml. li. .Imu-s. l'. Nt:lpIvs. I'. SmIj:l. Ii, I31'111Im'1'.
N. Iiuzlwwwlii, AI. NIIIIIPPV, V. II:1lI:1r-Ii.
Second ROW! H. Ix1'uln:l1', .X. I'r:1It. M. I,:11'Iiil1, II. Urvutt, S. ISHIIP. II. I7'Ulmfrio. N. Im Purlv. II. l'0mI1s.
1 1 1 1
J. RI:n'4'l1ium', .X. IT1':mM'. I. N1'IS41n, N. Izltmurv, I. IuSI:xI.
qlluln. l, I'uImnl.
Third Row: Mins .l, Inlia. NY. Grmlt, T. lIix'vmI:x, Ii. Kl'm'illI11-mIu1', Il. T0ll4'Il. Il. Gll1"Ai'
Ir. Ifiulc. Ii. Sturm. J. Slunrw, l-I. Nulivk, li. Vusv. M. Rusmw.
Fourth Row: S. Iinhz, N. lliwlniv, NI. .IuI1nmm. .I. .lnImIun. I. IH-tm-s, II. Dnlxinnmoyvr. K. Mnlmiun.
S. Umnlrs, M. llnlzm, .I. Mn-1'uII1-y. .I. l"l1-tvllvr, M. f'IIl'IS'01PIlPl'. M. IS'u-kvr.
unc lxundred and eigI1tc0n
To crceitc, niaintnin, nnrl cxlcnd tlH'UlljIllUlll tht- M-lnml nnml L-mnniuniiy thc high stnnrlnrclx of Vlirislism
Clizlrzlctvr, is thu lmsic funclnincntnl of lily Ili-Y. 'l'hs- rgnnfznlimu in cliviilvrl inlu xeirinm clunplvrh: Lurclx,
Nohlvs. Squires, Counts, Rvgq-rits, :incl Nlunnrclis. Blvinlnfr hip is urgnnizi-cl hy 1-:n'h mlinplm-r. 'l'hcir llll'L'iiIlfIv
arc either ut thc Y-Honsc or nt tho hmm- uf :i nn'1nhct'. 'llirullgglmiil my sa-Inml yi-:ur thcy lll'I'flll'IIl snvh
duties. ns hpumivring clulicc-, pizza halos, nnil wurking on civic pruji-ch. This yt-:ir thi- lim-grvnls won thi' Ili-N
hnskcthzill cluvillpiom-allip of thi' grri-:ltcr Clt'X'0l2lllCl illll '
MONARCHS HI-Y. FYDIHZ ROW: ll. Knrlhnn-, ii. Tu-srlllv-,
J. Skinnur, Second ROW: li. Yvnry, R. f'h:i1nnnn, T. Slnlu-s
P. Carr, G. Sirn. Third Row: T. liruwning. T. 4':l1'rull
L. Yenry, E. M51-rs.
REGENTS HI-Y. Front Row: F, Hurka. li. liivlz, ll, .Kn4l1-1'
sun. Second Row: M. Pnwnlr:1s, D. Svhnltz, P. Klcnky
J. Hzinsvr, 49. Opillivll, Third Row: C. XV:1ltcr, f', Sniilh
G. XYeir, D. Davis, .l. Bmnhau-k. Fourth Row: l', N4-line-L:
img, R. Rinvhnrt, F. Spinn, Ii. Lung, J. .Xlnlm-vm
H. I'nyn4-,
LORDS HI-Y. Print ROW: J. Kc-llnin. Il, Pnrks, F, K1-llznn
Second ROW: ,X. Pix-1-intli, lf. Cargill, J. YVelxl1, J. Kvznr.
Third ROW: li. Llllllilfllltx. D. Knnip. L. lmvis, I,. llm-evnr
T. Rahz,
'Vi Ii l'lwr
NOBLES HI-Y. FIOIIE Row: 1'. Hmwlml, li, Hin. . , '
.innwii-. Second Row: J. Sm-ll-r. ll, II1-nf-iw, 1' tivni BI.
I in hlin ll
lllirlilinlrli-r, Il, Nmwliiinlu. Third ROW: J. Rl:-.: 5 4 .
Klnrxln. Ii, Milla, ,!. Vhnrn. J, llnpkinx,
SQUIRES HI-Y. Front ROW: li, Kvvlnr, I.. Zi'-:li-i'. L, Nlwrf l
ilnnli. li. llvixllr-yl ll. NV4mim-r. Second ROW: I.. Iinah,
J. Ll11':1Q, Ki. l':i1n-s, ll. Blwilxzxliu-v'. Third Row: li. Smith, I
.1
l', Hull, J. Hltv, li. linliv, IV. NYMM, ll. Ru
COUNTS HI-Y. Front ROW: li. llulv. li. Knnll
pit
1, 41, linliv-12
Nl. 4'n'ffnl'nYi. Second ROW: I". liilkkis. T, QW-rlwtt, L. Krzium-
li, link:-V, Mr, H. Thmnpxnn, Spnnmir.
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iii-TE ..
I - ---.. W--. W -M T.:-Q75
unc hundred and ninctcvn
cf , s he
i f ' Hrivnhship Qlluh
CABINET
l FFOIIIZ Row: .Xnielizl lh-fiirolunllo, l'l1ris Slimllnr, Vzlrnlyn Xlnsull, linrlmrn Rowe, Second Row: Joy
I.n1-.-A Vonnin- l'ilI'l'. Waunlai Allison, Marilyn lily. .Tully B1-an-li.mx. Third ROW: .Tenn U'L'mnxor. linrlmran
llull, Hvrrj S1-liston, I2z1l'ln:lr:l Holmes, .Inn lfnlsliis.
The Frienclsllip Club is :Ln 0l'g?lIllZ?ltl0Il for my sophomore, junior, and senior girls. It
gives the girls an opportunity to develop lezulership through active pzirticipzition in social
progrzuns and service projects. It teaches the girls to work with and for others.
The one big project of my Friendship Club is its formal dance, co-sponsored hy the
Hi-Y clubs. This year, since the date of the dance was February 13, they took advantage
of the Valentine theme and neunecl it "The Sweetheart Ball."
SENIOR CHAPTER
FYOIXC ROWZ N LONE. Bl. Velnlwrton, ll. Miller, V. llnyvr, XY. Allison, M, lily, J, KoY:u'l1, ll. linlmnit
ll. t':nrln-nter. ll, Blalrin. V, Mzlrolt.
Stcond Row: N N1-lsnn, l'. M1-l'lur:, V, Fznnio, .X lfm-1'st+-, .X, Defzllnxax. Y. ttllllltlil, l. lioyi-e, J, '1'ninbry.
X. F:-rris, li. Dolnlurosliy. V, Xlusnll, J. Nlllllll.
Third Row: li. l.nM:u-1-l1i:1. ll. Nliskm-, N. Tmlll. XV. Ilolulw, J. 0'l'onnor, J, Duns. A, Strorn. H, liilvbons.
P. lh-lzlnvy, J. liilwr, XY. lnnnun, H. Dorn, XI, Jelvo.
Fourth ROW: lt. Lori-nz, ll. Hollslvin, li, llzunillon, X. Kunrliili, J. Krllnln, H. .xl'ill1ll'. A. lilnne,
I.. lVllnofrio, M. In-ntbeuker, J. Linmlner. li. Loknr, V. Y:mSt-mlf-r, H. Sln-rlovk, K. Reeves.
l'. Blu-Caxrllxy.
Fifth Row: 12 XVeishn1-r, U. XVilli:uns, IF. NY:xli-nsn, N. xviillllilf, J. Ventrn, M. Lloyd, J. lCl4lrr-ml, P.
Mvlim-on, 141, Stone, I., N1-shift, D. Hnrr, A. Horvnth. J, Lucey, S. Imrk, M. Greenway, C. Skudlar,
S. Twvx-xl.
one hundred and twenty
" JUNIOR CHAPTER
iFI0lll5 Row: J. liriffis, M. Ki-akin, M. Kla-in. S. Kivlili-r,
' J. Cuvcisi, M. l'l1i'iatnplis-r, R. V115--. J. lmlxkis, Ii. Hfllilfxll.
, V. Lunilvzii-ilu. IC, lirauliwr, V, llrzuly, ll. Funk, U. lit-lk.
BI. llukvi
4.
WSGCOIICI ROW! ll. Xlilallm, l'l. Mmiiwii-. Bl. I"lm-ming. .l. l"lm-t:'lu'i'.
Pj, Ib. I':liflj', M. Ilunn, P. Ilugzsin. ll. Allimn, M. Iliiiwomlii-.
.1 V. Iiiilio X lliI'1-nvn X Vim B Cuxki .
Mg J. Ilrn 'li
'Third new mi ... I
. Gnu-4-ll. . i , .. 'cis , . . :l.., I. -,
I ll. Huh-A
S. Flxggwl.
iI'0U1'th ROWS I.. Ni-lawn, ll. lirllll, li. lil'i'il1l1i-Ili-i'. .X Krolm.
S. Iflairln-1' li Klaimiiilim-r N Illini li. Ilzmiiltim. J. Kun
sm-y, V. II:ur mu. J, Ilnilnlm-li, l. II.lll.u-li. J, ll.i.ix, J.
' li11:iriim, J. lirmf. li. tim-gif-. J. Hriffis.
Tifth ROW: Ili 5 Iluwi-. li. Rliiiiriu-vi. N. Kzisiiiiiv, Y. llllILflllN.
S. Nvrv-, J. Fulk, XI. Klvivr, N. Ili-I'-wil, J. .luliiismy J.
Bllflllllvj, Bl. Lynn-li, KI. Luvk, li. llolnivx, Il. Inu-liwoml.
1. I.:-flux, N. I,:iI'ui'ii-, .l, Iiaxiimnt.
llrronr Row. N. smith, I.. lmiiii... H, i,'i.ii-if. mx l'11t1il v
LL-isliinrili, li. II:lll. ll. N4-kstmi, J. 011111-lli. Ib lxlilil. V.
l II:iYvli, ID. Hslii-rig. I. l'i'ili!ln-, IC. Nniwl:-ti'mii, J. Xiu.
f'l'SCCOrld ROWS l'. 'l':lylur, J. Nvliiizirtl, l'. Si-liiilln, KI. Sllulu-i'.
:Qi P. Si-lim-iili-r. l'. Tvlliiiz. N. Iimw, M. limbs, M. llilsimv,
'V I". Nulivk, II. lh-vw-S. J. Pint.
Third ROW: I-I. Jnquzlys, P. Nliairiv, BI. Slmfu-zu, N. Wi:-kim-1-,
Ii. Tl'Il1'll, XY. Ryili-r. I'. Slum-ii, ll, St:-infiirlli, li. Sziluinuni-,
ll. Stmlzlrliwl. N. Slvffv-nlialfvii. .L Npivm-l. S. Smith,
r
l Fourth Row. 1. 1 I -. - ' ' .' ii.
I'i A . In ' ' A . VI' ' ' 'r ' ' 4. PN I
. '.,.. .l.. . .'. . ii..
ifth Row: t'. Jnliumm. J. II:-lui-In-niiil. Il. Sli: xv, '. ' ur iv
. . 'isiuif " ". " 1' 2, ,fqvn-. ,
.V .' 'gif , . Stu ':.
SOPHOMORE CHAPTER
Front Row: IJ. Ilntliiwwli, I.. Imm-, V. I.:lli::lHiN. Ii Iwi-x
t'. lniikzirl. S. Lyons. .L IM-tlilwvlailim. li. linwi-. V. Xlziilrvi'
ll. XI1'l'i'i1riu. ll. lIr'Kviizi1-, l'. Rlvlfiiigrlil. If. Rliiniin-V, A
l'4'tri1Li. li. Xiliiirln-l'l5',
Second ROWI J. lfvulii-iiln-l'gvr, N. Oliiln-rmlmili. J. Xlziyfivlil
l'. liogi-i. ,l. qw-1-111. A. Ni-ylun. I., Xlziynnrzl. Ii, U Ilznn
l'. N4-lmui. S. Mn-tm'l', l'. Xliiiv-lln, li Klvslggit, ll. Xlfmru-
I'. I'us!:il. Bl. Ski':il14'4'.
Third Row: H. Ni-ni:-tli. J, Nlinln-X. l'. i'ZllIIll'l', ll. Nhlrliigili
N. I':irsrui5, S. I':it1i1rn'v. N. l'1ii'lir'vk. Xl. Vzlliiilizis. I'
3I1'1':u'tliy, J. Siviiiliin-17, H. Prulnzik. V. Xlrmrn-. li, llrvlili
Ii. I'igii:1t:iru. l. l'f-tviw, l'. Nnliele-rs.
Follrth ROW! Bl. I':iy1-i'r'liin. S IH-1-lc. 1', l'1-l'limiu'. li l'uxx'i-VN
I.. lizililritt. M. linilntz. J. lim-vi-N, .l. Yr-rlmtz. S, Siwlmi'
A. Supp. I.. M1-'ln-vi, F.llii1i, I'. Sliully. lb. Si-'miwli-r
J. Zlisl. ll. S1'li:l1'i'fl. Ii. Nlailiipfvl, V. Swniu, ll. Smilli.
Fifth ROWS Ii. S:-livffli-V. J. Sumlifi-r. l'. Toll. N li"lmlL:lv'
I.. '1'i4'kiwr, 19. Stvii':il'!. I.. Slwkvs. K. Sluiiiw, KI. Xliiiilv-ll
J. V:iii'lvl1lvl1i':. J. Tnplzili. Rl, NY:-:uw-r. Ii. Swv.-fl.-i'. S
lVliil-'. N. XYilli:imK. ll. Willis, A. Yutfkn. l'. Zii-:I-r
NI. Ziniliu-i'lli:iii.
FIOIIC Row: l'. lilzitnlk, .l. Hun, M. Juni'-. J. Hiliiii-iw, S
Horiimvi. li. Ili-1-lc, J. Iii-I-vlmlii. .l. Lux.-. Il. linmiii-rt. l'
lluiwliai. XY. Hrrvli. Y. llrvwsti-r. K. 1':ir1wiit1-r. Nl. Vziiwll-i
IP. I':'rutult:i. J, .lliflivi-.
Second Row: I'. Iluriwy, V. Iivrlmir. S. .huge-in-, BI. Vmits
wurtli. S. Vunilw, li. Vmmf, N. Vu:-ln-tt. I'. l'i'f-mv. .X
Ilzinie-lx. J. Ilzinzinger. ll. llolun, H. Iiumlzl, M. limi. S Diirk
Third ROW: Ii. Ilurvaitli. J. lil:u'kliurn, .I, l'Ii-ki-riiinii, R
I'l1lxxair4Is, Ii. lfllw, Nl. IlIlilL'l', Y. Hnliiilton, D. Fink. IJ
Biwlcvr. N. Funk, G. Hizinzisi. S, Gi-lie, F. Iiimmziu. J
Hziller, I-I. Hnssink. J. Kent, M. Hi-rr.
Fourth ROW! I'. Bunk. S. Avery, I., Hrugfi'-l, P. Hrililmlis
44, Amlolwc, P. Giles, J, Hui-vvair. A. Billi. S. Hn-lin
IC. Iierrivr, lf. Klingf, J. Kmiyai, li. I'u1'1-ini:-. J. Vnsnizili
J. Kfwiv, P. Ne-lsun, IS. Xi-limi, IW. Iliimiltun.
Fifth Row: J. Uziraimi, N. 1'lvmi-nts. Il. Cliairli--. li Hlzivic'
J, J0xl1e1'p:v1', IC. Kaixiiuiv. M, Film-, 44. Ilui-lm, J. Jaililnn
P. Knrnz, E. Kline, K. Kril, M. Krizmnn, S. Kuvavli
BI. Kunkm-l. I.. Kuslinvr, M. I.:-uty, ll. Krxinie-i',
Blrirnhahip Gluh
l,--Nm- YY Y NM-? -W - A YY YW iiiAi My V i hjf
one liundrccl and twciity-mic
,Pi
I
iliuiurv Ivarlyvra nf Amvrira
Frcnf, ROW: J. Vnnly, A. Vu-nmks. N. Km-rr. A. llv1':i1v11:l, M. Phillipx, XY. Allison. N. l'll'.'1'lY. J. Uilffix.
1'. l":lAin,
Second Row: Huw l.. .Xl11:w4v1'tl1, XI, .Tum-S. Y. i,1nnl1:lr4In. C. Y:uiS:'mli-V. N, Knrnnx. H. .Xrtlllllk ll, Hallw-
nzny. V. Nlqmllnr, N. ilnnt, W. Innuznn, M, Jvh-n.
Third Row: li. T4-nw-h, .X. l'rulT. li. Lllxli, Ii. liznnllxziliuliis. if lizlrrvtt. J. Tnlllzili. J. Linmlnvr, Y. 4'l11lhl.l,
K, l5:wlnx'ilu:lv. ll. llullftvin. li. J4-nnv. V. lizlyvr,
F0l1I'tl'1 ROW: l', Tnrnn-r. l'l. Kluliruv, N. Kll'llll"l', ll. Allison. ll. lie:-k. IP. XYmnIwl'. li. llivlir. P, Xivlfvwli.
J. lflrllw-el. S, llvnn, .X, l"m'i'xI:'. J. lh-vvllzilli.
'l'hc Fnturv 'I'1-uuln-rf. ul' .-Xnu-riru is an :ncfivc Ul'gIillllZ!ltlUll L'UIIlIlU5t'Kl uf Hmm- htllllL'I1tN who lmvv au their
vmnnmn goal thi' t1'6il'lllIlgI thc ymith ul' tulnurrow. lrfavli year the IlN'll1llf'!'5 ure' given the uppnrtllnify of Nllll-
stitutingr in um' of our city wlnzulf.. This nmmul t'nnL"tiun l'l1Hl5li"S my :-ztumlvnts to uhtziin :in iclvu of thc- vxpvri-
FllK'l'S funnml in an tm-zzvliiligr carer-r.
l'n1lcr the uhh' fIllillEIlN'l' nf my clash spnnsur. Mr. llruce Urailienn, :incl Clams Pres-aimlcnt. Rely Vcape. my
Se-niur Cabinet clisciinwal :mal with-cl mainy IH'1Plllt'IllS with whivh my Senior CMM ia confronted. This year!
Senior Canhinct. which is wnnpmucl nf thx- vluss uffivvlm :und :in vlcvti-cl hwy :mil girl from vnuli horncruum.
helpocl plan my Senior Play. Senior Prmn. lilL'llll'CS. :xml cumlrln-lxcerlu-lit exercises.
SENIOR CABINET
Front Row: .l. Tumhrx, XI, l-himsiw, li. llrunknll. li. Ywlw. J. 0'l'nn1mr. l'. Rluxalll. li. i':1r1n-m--r.
li. liilvlmns, Xl. Znliv.
S6COI1d Row: J. ll:-ifllm, li, liulhnnm-, l'. l.:ipinsk:la. ,X. Urhlnwlu, J, Smith, li. lily. K. Xlillvr, li. lmkair.
Third Row: lm, .X1I:unN. li. Shura. J. l'Ii1-tr-lixxuit. J. l'Iih1-r, N. Iinnwn. .X. Strmn. J. Lunhh-r. lf Hoefh-.
li. lii'l'lilllll, J. l"nii'4'hil1l.
Fourth Row: Mr. ll, Hrnlnzlni, ll. liugghurg. H, W1-ir, l'. Xlvtiuigaun. il. Uhr-rmlzunk, J. Skinner, J. Korn.
li. Wiltshirv.
unc lmndrcd and tXVCI1ty-fW0
AD CLUB
Front Row: Y. l,u111l1111'1l11, ll. lla-1111is, ll, Kvkzlw, V. Mznralt, ll, Nl:11'l.1, li l.:1Blz1u-lain. Y. ll1'1-xxsit-11
1, ,.
Xl l1111l141la11
Second ROW: ll. Sham, S. II:1111il1u11, ll,St11pk:1, lb. l1lll'l'. ,M Ilm'v:1l!1. A. Wilstlai-l'. M. lily. ll llt-llsll-111.
ll. llamillu11.
Third ROW: lb. XYlllfIllU'l', Xl Glass, J, .lllllllSllll, S. liairpt-r, lt, liullnim-. J. lal'v-lit-1-, lt. Alillvr. N. ll1111I
J 11 X 11 11 Q 11
l. l2:1l sh, ilr. A. V:1":1"1-ll .
Tha' .Ml Club is unc nf my must essential 0l'f!,'i1IllZH.tl4Hl5. Slllwrvisc-tl hy Mr. .lntliony Yac't':1rix'llu. it aicls
lllj' atliletic ClC'lHll'tlllL'flt, hy selling: tickets for games bvfort- and cluring the 4-vent, hy cnlluctiripr tickets at thn-
cluors, and by pe-rfuriningr other CllltlC'S. Often they arc Callt-cl 1111011 to aid in tht- Illll?lll'ltj' aml Ilflillllltlllll ot'
my spurts activities.
Spunsuretl hy thc- Kiwanis Kllllll, my K1-5' l'luh is K'UlIlp4lml'll nl' lmys who nice-t um- t'Y1'lllllfI :1 wt-sk fur tht-
plirpusc ufc'n111111l111ity svrvirt-. 'l'his prngralli pruvitlrs imtsich- rcci-1-:1tiu11 fur thx' 1111-111lu-rs and ln-lps thvm
tu clvvolup tht-ir 4'llill'2ll'tl'I' :mel their :xhility tu gt-t along with utlicrs. 'l'hc vluh 11ft'1-rs its 111e'111ln-rs il 1'l1:1114'1-
to visit 111:11111t'ac't11ri11gr plants, tu listt-11 tu llltl'l't'?-tlllg Sl7k'Hlit'l'5, and to assist with tht- Kvy tlllllb 1lillll'l'. My
Illl'll1lll'l'5 also attvml Hll llllIlll2ll 1'u11x'e11ti1111 ut' cluhs in lhx- Uhiu district.
Front Row: li. E1-ln-1't. L. Yr-:11'y, T. Hr4m'11111g, IH Smith. .l, Iinhlvr, Bl. W:1lkl4'1, T, Lal'-n't1f
S COIICI, ROW: J. Slci1111v1', ll. liurli. ll. liimlszly. L. Sm'l111l1111'i:st1'1', lt. livlly. T. Nirvlu-s. l'. th-nt. lt, I':11'1'
Third. ROW: ll, lmlxslzxs, H, 'l'vs1'l1l-cv, ll. Blarvair, N, S114-1:11-, .l. Nl1'l.:111p:l1li11. li. lim-l111v, li. Lnltlty,
.l, NYi11lcI1-r, T. IJ1':1l1:1111.
FOl1I'Eh Row: l', l'llll4'll. li. Siru, Ii, Yvairy. l'. Sc'l1u'm'gl-'1', Ii. Ulu-1'1la11li. li. NY1'i:l1I, li. Mills.
livg Qllnh
unc llllINll'1'll aml lW1'lltQ'-tllI'l'l'
Jax? ' 'r'-'-- 'rw'-' -v' ' ' ' 7 W ' ' W 'A-
J,
illllnniv Glluh '
Front ROW: K. Kelly, lb. In-nnis. li, Kubilus, B. Marvin. T. Stokes, R. Roberts, P. Snylll-r, Bl. XY:-ml,
K. Rem-ya-s.
SeCOl1d Row: R. Xvllrivy, -i.
Third ROW! Mr. 0. linilvy, ll. 4'urll-ton, C. Zingnlvs, ll. Ni-bo, F, Conroy, l,, .im-11111-rv 13. llivlqf, Y,
Cilillllll, D, Sanger.
Skinnvr, li. Lynvh, R, Thorpe, li, Holon, ll. Marin, C. Murolt, .l. Ynncli-nln-1-ggi
, , ,
shown in my extensive visual 1-clllczltion program, the opc-rutor bc-hincl the projvvlor
Every time H Inovir is
is an trainml inemlwr of tho Movie Club. Nlernbvrs receivu instructions on the usc :unl care of the equip-
nn-nt from Mr. Olin llailvy, the club sponsor. They aid the teachers in using movics by "bringing the screen
to the classroom" :incl they urn' zunong 'the privileged group who "ride the c-levutorsv.
The proceeds from the noon movies, shown by the Movie Club, are use-cl to provide funds for additional
vquipnlent.
'l'hc nwinbcrr. of Mr, Mm-lvin Robbk Ceann-ra Club are continually occupicd pllotogmplling hchool events
for my Surzwvu, EllI'lil,iIlIl, and other publications. Ml-nibl-rs lc-arn the uw of professional equipment and
lianvc every opportunity to employ their knowledgv in con-ring: my sports, sovizll, and nczlclenlic' events. Thi'
club sponsors u yearly intra-wliool photo contest :incl nn-mbcrs exhibit lhcir work in various shows through-
out ilu- yvur.
CAMERA CLUB
Front ROW: li. Nom-ilvr, Ii, Shvrlnun, A. Bills, l'. Ria-4-, ll. llunos.
Second ROWZ l', M4-lbowvll, l'. Hoeflv, L. fNbt'l'll2l1lii, l'. Lvilmllm-1lv1', J. Muni, li. Krimwlm-i'.
Thifd ROWZ MY- M- HUNT. A. Bino, X. Yvngvr. J, XVinkln-r, J, Hang, D. i3L'YllilNl'f'.
one llunclrml and twenty-four
P. A. ANNOUNCERS
1. lrJllxl'l', ll. luulh-1'., A, lilz111c, Iv. N-lwl1111, 11. llQi'lPillllll. J, l-1':11ll1-y, X. lxxulllx. ll I-xx-1111' X K'1'l 11-
"'1'h1' PHX. .X111111111111-rs . . . hringr yilll thc 111111'11ing 11111111111111-1111-11ls." .xltlllillglll this grmzp has llll nlhm-1'
1-l1:1111-c fu 111011. UW P, .L .-X1111o1111CCl'N. llllflvr thc clirn-c'ti1111 nt' Mr. I,c1111:1rcl RUllllC'l'i, 1':111 allxvayx ln- calls-cl llllllll
for 5111111-tl1i11g 111111s11:1l :111ml c11t1-rt:1ini11g i11 thc course- uf Illillilllfl' tha- daily 1111111111111-1-111:-11tw.
Xvllll elm- hut il P. .-X. 'l'ccl111i1-iz111 1-1111ld lllillik' :my sa-1151- out of thc grn-:lt K'0llg!lUIllt'l'illlilll of 1q11i111111-11t i11
my P. A. ruum. Mr. .lz11111-s G1-hl1:1rt and Mr. .luck Milla-r. s11u11m1's, sec tn it that not unly mln the 1111-111l11-rs
know hmv to use this eqlliplm-11t hut also that they llllYC" tht- nppmvrtllnity to Cllllllllj' thcir tc-c'l111i1':1l skill. lt
is the duty uf thc- P. A. 'l'l'L'lIlllL'lilIlh tu take- cure- of all i11tr:1-sc-l11111l 1111111111111i1':1ti1111s. Mc111l11-ra set up thn-
1-q11ip111r11t fur th1- Illflflllllfl 111111011111-Q-111e11ts. llillltllf thc Vilfllbllbi other L'l2lSNI'lVlllll 4-ulls, 111111 :1r1- 17l'tl'Il 1-alla-cl
11111111 to Illillii' tape 111' cliw rc-1-11r1li11gs 111' my v11ri1111s t'1111c'tim1s.
Front ROW: li. .X111l1-1's1111, S. 1-'lm-k1-, M1-. J. liUllllill'f, M. NYz1tki11s, K. L111'1-11L, M1-. J. Mill:-1-.
Second Row: Il. Turk, X. H111-111-1', li. Ntnlfh, J. T11pl:1lt, J. W111'l1te-, ll. 1,111-k11'11
1111 1
Third ROW: F. Spinu, R. Tnplak. R. L'111-1111111-1', D SI.'lll!1ll'fl. ll. Millx, Il. R11t111:111, Il. H1-l1:11-11.
1g.A.EP1'lI1iIiEIIIE
1.,..-.- 1- lf' i-j,- fi?-1,-,,,, f---Qiifii-'W'-L. Q2-
om- lllIlKlI'CCl and lXVL'lltj'-FIV?
p nrlh Affairz Qlluh
,
ffl . H -1:
, aww' is .
8
Front Row: IC, Xlonrov, I". liroirn. li. Svhullz.
Second ROW1 J. Snnrlifer, lil. iilllvlllflll, C. ltogzusvll, J. Spvrl, K. lizxclovunil-, L, Imy-ig, H, Knlwin,
Third ROW: X. Ilunsf-n, H. llurk, lb, liolle-r. lb. Applr-hy, C, liawvtt, ll, Amie-rson, S. l"isl1vr.
Fourth Row: N. Puvlic-ek. S. liirk. ll. Bush, L, Nvlson, R. liulmik. Ri. NVnrrvn.
Fifth Row: ll, Fivlrling, R. Valltlxwll, J. Cornf-r, B, Smith, L. Schefflvr. Mrs, Ii. Stvwurl, B. 1':1rln-ton.
'l'hv purposm- of my World Affairs Cluh is to inte-rest students in current world problems und to clvvelop
llllCi6'l"SliillCilIlg.1' in their solutions. During thc Cluh period, the IlN'lIlhCl'S cliscuks un important issuv. often
with thc nicl of in moviv or :A gilt-st spcuker. Unclcr thc- ilircction of Mrs. Helen Stewart. the Club sponsor.
mn-mhcrs pzlrticiputr in many Clllllllllllllty uctivities.
.-X group of my students huvc- joined the Publications Club in order that thcy might help extend to my
stufh-nt homly the- c'r:-:alive writing tulvnt of some of their fric-nlls. Not only don-s this Cluh run El Contest each
year for lllPltt'l'llll, hut it prints and sr-lls thc storics, ll0t'lllA,ill1li cssuys in u hnokh-t form mulled the "IqIll'Il-IMP."
'l'hc vluh ulso puhlishc-ml thc "S1'nior Sczuulul Slwctu untl "Class XVill" for grrurluuting se-niors.
ge
EUCUYO
Front Row: 'l'. llulu-r,, A. Vurlson, Nl. ln-rlmuin, ll. llorluvoml, .l. lil-nm-y. V. llllllllllili. l', M1-Knight.
S9COI1d Row: 'l', lG1':ll1:un, N. lion:-, l,, 'I'i1'linor, lt. llolmi-s, V. ll:uy1'r, ll, ltvnvvs. J. l50:lvll:1ln, l'. l"m-nsrll,
Third Row: Mrs lt, lllson. Xl. Blu1'r:l5', l'i. .Xnnli-x'soli, l'. Nlnvv.
om- hnnclrm-ml :ind twcnty-six
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RED CROSS
Front ROW: l. Boyce, l'. Bowers, L, Hruhn, li. llamilton, lb, BlllI'lPllX.
Second ROW: M. NV:lll, L, l'i4'uzzi. P. Pinto, Miss E. lmmon, l'. liorsha, l' Stall. .l, Vrzunor.
Miss Edith LA-mon's Rod Cross group is a club with a purposu. ll is dediuatr-cl to scru- others. 'l'ln
club, among its other functions, provides aid to various institutions such as hospitals and thv armed forcc-s
NI:-rnhers prepare gift huxr-s and a gift exhibition to ht- sent abroad in an vffort tu do all thvy ran to im-
prove intcrnational relations. I feel it is truly a significant acliiewnwnt whrn sonn- of my stndt-nts can lt-arn
to work together for the hvnefit of otln-rs.
My stage Crew Consists of 'thc members of two daily classes in stagrevraft. one undcr thu dircvtion of
Mr. Herbert Nold. the other supervist-d hy Mr. Gene Tliolnlmson. ln those classes IllL'IlllH'l'5 lvarn tin- funda-
mentals of scem-ry, scenery de-sign, and stage construction. Mvmhvrs of my stage vrew clnploy their know-
ledge in setting up my stairs' and svrncry for ilSSt'lIll3lit'S and tin' wills- varie-ty of othcr pY'll1,f!'i'illlS which trans
spire in my anditorimn.
Front, ROW! Mr, H, Xold, l5. Falk, F. 1'l1ristofl'. T. Caruso. D. Davis, li. Moy:-rs. IE. lilansn-tt,
Secbud ROW: li. Tenth-r. I., Golnh, J. lit-mf, H. linhnik. J. liydvr, ll. She-ar. Mr. l'. Thompson,
Third ROW! L. livtlllll, J. lilghlflllll, L. Lilllslr, li. XVilli. li, llislnv, .l, Zanghi, A. liilrlvy, ll. lmlls:-,
Stags Glrmu
one hundred and twenty-sf'v9n
Swim Inh
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Frullt ROW! li, Kelly, .l. lil'il1ll0-'Xi Nl. Burns, .l, l.'ll'P4'l1, N. Yi4lmar. A. Vrooks. X, Fe-1'i'is. S, lireaves,
N. 1lo1'i'ou'.
Second ROW! N. iflark, li lirozina, ll. l'hapnian, li, T1-sm-like, A. llrotlr-ff, T. lironning, ll. Hates. ll,
lflll'll, J, liu1'x':ll. J. Vlark.
Third ROWZ Mrs, J, Kline, A. Xe5low, .l, liratlley, H, Klnuminzer, N. Thomas, ll, Holobie, T. Yimllnzlr.
, ' nv' NI! l kvilln
1'. Unrlelmlonk. Rl. Glass, N. Lal orte, l. Telli ,., ,
P0l1Yth ROW: li, hxlllllillllh, V, lbreyer. J. lliamonnl, H. Rolmers, ll, Vollins, ID, liravell, ll. Mills. ll. llrnle.
li Koeth, 1', Magnusshn.
Nui Napola is the seeret name of my swim cluh. It
is an Hawaiian name whose meaning is known only to
its members. Nai Napola was organized in 1952 hy
Mr. Jody Gram anal Miss Mary Vl'olverton. Since
Miss XYolverton left Euelicl. her joli has been taken
over hy Mrs. .lane Kline.
Membership includes twenty boys and twenty girls,
usually juniors and seniors, who must pass a rigid
test hefore heeoming members. They must show pro-
fieieney in nine clifferent strokes hy doing two laps
of the pool with each stroke. They must show some
skill in diving and also in underwater swimming. Tlley
must demonstrate their encluranee hy doing: a pre-
serilveml numher of laps of the pool.
The purpose of the eluh is to aclvanee aquatic skills.
They inelufle synehronizerl and speed swimming plus
water safety.
In the spring Nai Napola presents its annual NVater
Show. 'llllt'I'K" is one ventral theme upon whieh several
aets are hast-cl. 'l'hmse aets may inelude synchronized
swinuningr. or eometly, displaying: all the skills of the
memhers.
sliirh-y Greaves, treasurer: Xmlja Yidinnr. Vive-presr
nlenli Tim Brownintf. ses-rvta1'y. and Louis lirozinzl.
presideiit, posing on the low tllVlIlL1' lsoznrsl.
one hundred and twenty-eight
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Hrnnihing gnnh rleem fun, an mergetir
fnrm nf rerrvatinn
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Front Row: A. Foe:-ste. Second Row: M. Esposito. J. Iiovawli. Third Row: lv. 'IR-wr-Ii. IG. Lokar.
.l, O'f'onno1', Fourth Row: D, Xililcilsa, J, lici'nl1:i1'4lt. A. lilanc, N. Nclson, Fifth Row: H, llolnrosliy,
V, llosalll, H, liihhons. M, lilw-slivzlly J. l'lilw1'. Sixth ROW! V. Slcocllar, li, Maria, l', Klclfi-on, li. Millcr.
ll. Miskom-, XY. Allison. Seventh ROW! XY. liyllcr. Il, llr-rnl2'in, S, Smith, ll. llzlll, .l, Lum-oy, J. l'llnlr1-fl.
A. In-l'npu:n. Eighth ROW: P. Combs, ll. Krull, B, Tcnch, P. Turns-r, S, Kiclulcr, ll. Allison, II, Uslr1'l':l.
Y. I.omh:1r1lo Ninth Row: J. llulskis, Bliss 4', tin-w. li. Voski.
Andrcy Foerste, presiilvntg Nmlm-lixw Esposito, sr-c1'c
tary: and -lilllvi Kovacli. tri-:isuri-r, working: in tha-
gyin officc.
Thu group of wliilr-suilcil girl. found in thc gym
every XYt'dllt'SClily, third pcriocl. is the Girls' Lcaclcrs
Club. The group is CUlllIlUSULl of athlctically
inclined girls with a high ranking in scholarship.
lcaclcrship, sportsnianship, anil dcpcmlahility. It is
unflcr the clircction of Miss Carol Grcvc.
A special function of thc club is tin- I.r-aclcrs'
Clinic, which introduces thosv girls who :irc inicr-
cstcll in hecoining lllClTll1l'l'S to thc purposc anal ich-als
of the club. Eva-ry sport and its rules arc cliscusscd
hy the prcscnt llIf'lDlN'l'S, Junior and Stllillklllllifl'
girl- arc cligihlc to aitcnml thx' Clinic and llUCUIlli'
cancliclatcs for IllC'Illlit'I'SlllP. XVII:-n thc sclcction uf
ncw ll1ffllllM'I'N is made, thc prcncnt oncs initiatc ihcin
hy hoth a formal and an llliiliflllill ccrcniony.
The main purposc of my G.l..C. is assisting in
ihc tc-aching of skills, ilfgillllllllg sports and aciix-
iiies, and rcfcrccing: intralnurals. My lcaclcrs :irc
:xlso in chargc of lnakcups.
An ilnporiant social activity iw ihc Aninml .Xlinnni
Night. ll social gct-togctlwr of all olml and ncw
members. Members of the cluh haw hccn invited
to various play Clays. sponsor:-cl hy IlN.'lIl'lN'I' schools
of th? Lake liric I,cap:uc and certain inmlcpcncl-
cnt schools.
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Girlz Lwuhrrza Glluh i
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one hundred and thirty-one
.Han
ivninr Girlz' Hlvahrrn
Ha-re you su- pic-lurccl all my senior Lezulers faking part in lllc various sporls
offered to my ffirls in the gym classes.
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FTOIII ROW: N. 1li'v:ix'Q-s, K. K1-lly, Second ROW! N. BIm'ruw, X. Viilm:li'. M. lliiriv. .l. l"ri-4-li. N l"i-rris, l
A. Crrmks, .l. llrzullvy. Third ROWZ l'. Ti-llivig. N. Vlairli. .l. Xvylnii, ll, Hlziss, ll, liiilwl iv. .X Yiilmzir
S. '1'l1rvlll::s, F0l1I'th ROWS S, Uliilvrilvnili, li. Kl1lllllllllL0l'. .l. llrsulln-y, N. l.:ll'u!'Iv'. .l, l'l:irli. .l. l'lo-ti-lu.-i '
Alum.-.-ii lllll'llN, .x.1.iV.-y cw....k,. xumiy xim-I-..w, my and utlior :ulimlic :ic-fivitics.
Kelly, .lllcly lirzullvy :mil Nllirli-y tire-ziy'n-s pr:im'li4ili
ilu-ir many skills in lliv pool,
one lumclrccl and lliiriy-llirce
One of thi- main llllllCS of my girl swim-
mcrs is to lip-lp in my swimming clnssus
ln-:u-liing girls liow To swim nml liuw fn
improve 'their various sliwikcs. 'l'lie mvm-
b0l'Sl1lP cmisisls of lwcnly girls wliu :iri
clmsen by Mrs. .lsuic Kline. Jmly Gram. :xml
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my Swim Cluli. llie girls lmvi- lu pass :1
rigid 'rest of many nqimlic skills ln-forc H11-ix
:irc uligible for mcmlmcrsliip.
My girl swimmers :irc engagcml in many
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special ncfivitics. lliey :irc given ilu- uplmr- I
i funity 'ro p:i1'licipufu in my :xmiuzil wnlui
slmw, lo I lun tlie intrzumiral swim mei-l
among llie gym pcrimls, to luzicli in clzlssvs, I
:xml to lnmiimfe :ill forms of wah-r sullcly
Giirl Snnirmnvru
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Front Row: Miss Luis,
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G.A.A. ADVISORY BOARD
.lun llliln-r, ,Inn llnlskls, ln! Vomlis, .lun .'ll1lro-rl, Ilolorvs NY:1l1-nsai, .lvzun 0'l'onl
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XYa1n1ln .Xlli-on, Bllll'llj'lI lireslivzlr, liinnn Uslu-rgf, .Xnilrn-'y l"oQ-rslv. Second Row:
' ' moi
Sine sportsmanship in our worlll of today is il great asset in lllilllltllllllllg in-zlcc, thc
muin purpose of my Girls' .Xthlvtiv Associzltion is to injvvt sportsmanship into the minds
of :ill it- members.
'l'he Kl.,X.,-X. vnuhles any of my high school girls to participate in thu various sports,
suvh as fivlil liockvy. lmslcutlmll. volleylmll, zmrl hzulminton. 'l'hc goal of ezmlm lIlt'IllbE'l' is
to rcccivr- lln- lettvr "E" uhicli is ziwurclvcl whrn she acquires Il specific number of points
uirin-cl through pzirticipution in intremnirzil sports :incl other outsiclv sport activities.
'l'ln' ti..X..X. .Xclvisory lioarcl is composml of lll1'll1llt'l'b who :irc specifically in cllzlrgrc
of El l'l'Flillll sport. Tlwy svln-clnlc thc lournzuncnts, sm- that nhle rl-fcrvcs are pre-sent. :incl
rvport thi- points ilCllllll'L'll hy vuvli girl.
SENIOR G.A.A.
Front ROW: A. lfomwh-, lb. Wailcnsu, li, t'n1-pvnlvr, XY. Allison, Bl, lS1'oskx':u'. M. l'l-nilwrton, li, Rm-xx-s.
li. Xlzirlu. V. Xlnrolt. Second ROWS N: Xu-lson, .l. ll:-rnllzirilt. .l. liilu-i', N. Toclml, li. Miskov, li. lloml
Inoslq, .l, lrumor, A, llorvutli, Rl, l'l1lllips, V, Ntzlplm-s. Third Row: .l. Yi-nlrzl, U. Slionllzir, l'. llm't'lnl':.
.l. lmns, .l, liox':u4'li, KI. Esposito, K, Morgan, .L lilalnv, ll. llilrlnons, Nl. lily. Fourth ROW: l', llvlfl-on,
li. XY1lson, .l, Nlilrvllionl-. V. Xlanlllius, .l. l'llili'1'ml, l'. lil,-laun-y. t'. Bloxzlll, .l. Rlllll'lll0l', .l. lnlvvy, J.
ll'1,'onnor. H. .ll'lllUl'.
one lnmflrvd and thirty-four
SOPHOMORE G-.A.A.
Front ROW! K, Mllmpe-Y, M. Ilnlaln, J. l'l'a1luk:ll'. J, Luav, S. Lymn, Ii. U'IIn1'v. I-I. XYu:nlu'l'1j, N. I':lrNu11s.
S. Putnmre, J, Jlulive. M. Herr, P, Nvksmx, ll. Km':u'Ix. SLCJIIJ ROW1 Ii, Blmmf, J. Km-Hvquz li.
, Kusuniv, A, Nvylun, M. Skraulrv. N. I,:lYlil'l'k, li. I'u,tn:1k, N. Il'-ml, J, K1-nt. J, Knnin. H. Hmm-.
' K, Glliv4'a1l'du. Third ROW! A. lM'lii1ml:l11m, J, XVl14'llIu, M. Film-. U. Krzlulvr, N, Fiukv, N. Mvsivli
V. 'I'mnsir, J, l'1C'kPl'llIiIH, RI. XY:-:V ', "
1'. Mvllltyrv, I'. Cn-gn, Al. Snyrlvr, M. Hunk:-l, A. M4-Kay, S, IN-ek. J. lilxlrklvurn, ll. Zlmvm-rlllam
F011rth Row: J. Tupluk, l'. Nr-lsun, H. lmuiy, N, lin-lrluglv, lf. Ilzlwiuk. I'. Toll, l'. Ura-ntl, J. IH-1'li-mi,
xez I Rini, f
Girlz' Aihlvtir Anznriuiiun
u. C lmnnlrccl and thirty-five
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HOCKEY TEAM
Front Row: A, lffm-sr:-. Second
ROW! H. Pelnhe-1'tnn, M. Phil-
lips. J. Ihluf. l'. V:nnS1-mule-x',
V, Skmllur. R. Fridley, J.
lin-rnl1:u'1lI. J, ICl1l1'enl, XI, Hrvik-
xnr. J. Iimuwlm. IP. XVZIIUHSZI,
I-nv hundred and thirty-six
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Zlnhinihual ahilitg, team spirit, emit gnnh marking
rnmhimrtn gin: tn me mzrrzzsful neasnna in athlrtirn .
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FI'01'1t Row: li. Sl1'11':11'1, NI:111:1:1-rj J. l11111:11, ll. l1il'11:1l11, ll. li1'1111'11, li, I1111l1'1li, lf. XY:11s1111, IZ XY.11'
l111li1', ll. K11ali1-11sl11-k, .l. li11111h:11'l1. ll. XY:11lsx1111-111, SECOIld Row: B112 1'. l'f1-lu-1-1, l,1111- l'11:11-l1. IP XY11111111-1'
15, lilllinw-, I". S111l111, li. T1-11tl1-1-, li, l,1111::, .L 'l'1'51111. ll. .X111l1-1'r1111, -l. llull. Third Row: M12 N, N1-l-1111
11:11-kfi1-111 t'11111-hg S H111-1-11, li, IH11-t1-1-. li. I-I:1:1-1. J. I'1-11'11f1i. ll. I':1p111-, I' ICIMIQ1. li. U11-11. ll. 1.11111-11
A. li:11ly. M1-. A. Y:11-1-:11-i1-ll11, lrilfllllj' 3l:111:lLZ1'1'.
fourth Rgwg Mr, 5, 111lL1g1N111. II1-ml 1'11:11-hj li. l'h:111111:1. I1. K1':111N1-, ll .X11:1111x. ll. K11111l1. Il l1111'x:1l.
H. 01141111-I1, J. 011-1111, li. Smith, S. NY1ll11u. R Y:1111-IQ. 511- ll. K--115, ll11'1-1 1111' 111' .X1l1l1-I11-X. Fifth Row:
1 11h111 II I'1 1111111 I' Il111l 1 II XII 1111 I'
11, XY11111-y, KI:111:1::1-1-1 ll. llzuis, T. I,1fI11-1-11111, Ii. II11
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l.1111111,kg1y Ib, M1-l.:1115hl111. ll. l:11111111':1N. ll. 5111111113 11, I-11111111-1', lI1111l Rl.111.1,,11.
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1 " A"' spirih-cl Sflllilll. S111'11riui11g,: il f:11'111'il1- ,Xxl1l:1l111l:1 1-I1-V1-11 in
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, 2 -V A 1l11w11 YlL't1II'j' 111 Hu- M-1151111 11111-111-1' Jlllll 5lNlI'lil'll hy l'l1l l.111l-
" -,m xivkl r111111i11gr. lllillffllt 1111 1'Yt'Il ll'I'IIl1 with 1111111-1-1'11l 1211111111
E W l.1-h11l:1l1. llllll' lll'Jll'll7I'l'illi of llu- yn-:xr 1':11111- 111 flu- I.:1k1-11'1111.l
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1u-111111111-lm-. Jlllil ilu- li:111g1-1-s 1-11ll1-1l 111 :1 x1-1-11111I hull'
1 , lllllllllbll vlllfl ill! 1111-11t11:1l ll'ilg1'lll' 1-l11111111i1111sl1i11. My lmyx
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hy l,1l l,llClYll'li.A 111111-l11l11u'11 rum mul tlu- llllPl7i'C'lill1gI 111' K1-11
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was El f11rt'1-if 111 1111- hy l'll'Yt'liIlHl II1'ig5l1h, lllll 1,111-11i11'-.
S111-I1-as h1ul 11:11 lIlllk'll 1l1-11th ilu- i'11ll11wi11g: W11-lc, I11 ilu- fi11:1l
jfllllll' :1g:11111st Shavks-r. Illj' Pillllllt'l'h NlI'Ili'li with :1 lil-ll fini
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H. Austin D. Adams J. Orcutt F. Hurka
B. Tentlcr
R. Hager
VARSITY COACHES
foaclics lm-lu-l'I, ltilmlsio, and Re-lson fliscussinzl soinn- ilnportnnl
ilznys lwfoiw- :I :nine with 1'o-calptains XYntson and XY:nl'l1ol11'.
If you've ever tried talking to iny football coaches,
"Sparky" Diliiasio. "I'ncle Neal" Nelson, and "Big Thief"
Iiclicrt, at the same tinie, you may he sure every word they
say will he humorous. I, Eddie. happened to he passing the
sports office when they were together. I stopped in and the
suhject of football was innnediately hrought up. They were
tall-:ing ahout their coaching techniques. 'Wvhat was differ-
ent ahout this year's technique as compared to last year'sf"'
I asked. "Eckert coached," hroke in Neal. "IVe used eleven
men instead of ten." responded liclaert. And Sparky, doing a
dance, demonstrated the last routine, Trying to he serious,
I'oach Nelson said. "Wie improved on our split-T formation."
"Trouble is," interrupted the Big Chief, "it split in reverse
-fin defense instead of offense." Sparky continued in the same
inanner. "Wie went to coaching schools that taught us how to
improve our drills." "Yea" agreed Ivncle Neal, "wc taught
drills. Next year we'll get around to teaching the game." Silence
fell: and not wanting theni to stop with their humorous
reniarks, I asked. "Do you think it was a successful year?"
Sparky started to answer with. "Success isn't measured in
one hundred and forty
P. Klosky
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J. Hall
B. Dietz
D. Skrance
E. Opatrny
D. Davis
D. Smith
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toavllv-s hallvkl and hold clit-4-kung wqiiipiiieiil III the locker room
with maiiagcrs Ray NVoi-Ivy, liugrem- Iiinter, an-l Holi Nt--wart.
wins or losses. hut on what the hoys get out of the sport."
Eckert and Neal ended the answer with. 'tYes. what a guy gets
out ot' it 1 an autographed cast. a front row scat at thc
athletic assembly. and a practice jersey or two." Suddenly. all
became serious ahout the sulfect they could 'okc about --ff
H . . .1
Joke ahout only hecause they knew and liked it so well --
hecause it is as much a Jart of them as Ciltlllft' and rcadinff and
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teaching. "The relationship hetwecn coach and player was
really something," said Sparky. "The hoys on the team felt
we were their friends. and we felt they were ours. You know
how Eckert is. Eddie, always an air of humor when he's around.
The hoys would lock-up his clothes whilc he was taking a
shower, or else they'd turn his lock upside down."
'GOL11' boys really did a marvelous 'ioh for as inexperienced '
as they were," continued Sparky. while Neal anfl lickcrt
nodded in agreement. "most of their success was dre to the
great amount of team spirit they had." "You remcmlrer the
Shaw game." Nelson interrupted. "don't you. Eddie?" '5Isn't
that the one where Shaw. who was undefeated was supposed to
one hundred and forty-one
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Front ROW: D, Oshnru, A, Mash
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11, B, l.1l.1t.uh, J. l.mulmucl1, f':1ptz11u: P. lllllltb I l5u1':vr. IS, M4-l'm'-
muck, G. Sl'llll14'llI'k. Second Row: Ml: Hnlicki, T. Inmgu, BI, Misick, H. Azluuu, IP. Mnrxh. ll, Ihvldcn.
B. f'iamm:lichcll:i. D. Tcutlcr, Mr, H. Xolll, Third ROW: J. 1lcIPufl'3'. li. Ill-pusy, I., Squirv. J, Xlmmi-tt.
P. Ulcnn, H. Hughes, Ki. Holmcs, G, S1-hrncdn-r, R. Mc-Gi'cg:ni'.
SE.1SON'S SCORES
VARSITY JVNIOR VARSITY
Ashtabula ...... T Euclid I.:1kcwood 18 Euclid 6
Canton Lehman , 141 Euclid , ' A . h Q, I. ,
Lakewood A A E A 23 Euclid Q lcx cliuid Heights .20 Luchd 1.2
Paying I , 1 . Sl12lW 14lLlCllCl 0
Shaw ..., I ..,. . O Euclid pumm 24, Euclid 6
Cleveland Heights . , 0 Euclid I N , Q F 'Vi ,
Lorain ......... 26 Euclid 'ohlm K 'ul ll ll
Shaker .. , 14 Euclid Shall-:cr 6 Euclid 0
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SEASONS SCORES
Nnsf ii Hl1c'li41 36
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Shaker 53 liuclirl 57
l,2ll'Ill2l 239 lilxvlirl VI'
Imkewoml 60 l'1llk'Iid 27
Shaw +6 1'1l1i'lill 31
Brush C59 liuclid Mi
C. Heights 50 liuclicl 351'
Slmkcr 38 Euclid +G
ciL'llL'Vil -1-0 E111-lic! 57
P2ll'lll2l +4 Huclicl 58
Lexkcwuml 37 l'11li'lill 351
Axl1f:1bl1l:1 258 linlclid -L2
Shaw 256 l":llCli1l 417
C. Huigllfs 352 liuclirl -1-5
E. Ft1'nbvrg:, M. Mimi:-k. B. Ci:mm1:ei4'lwll:1. IS, Iiuytrnn, B. BI4'Cl7l'lIlIIl'k. J, Hvrmam X Bla D Lme
Ib, Odmrnv. I-'. I'm11-ny, J, Hunks. H. Svlxrm-414-r. H. liutn. H, Kullnr, I'. N--lmxn-zlvlx h N 1 C Tul-.mn
Mamzlu--rl Hr. Wilvy. km-1-ling.
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Third Row: Mr, J, l':xlx'x-141 Xll' S111
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It was just after basketball season when I happened to see J'De1eeSe
Coaches Jim Calvert and John Supance discussing the season's
happenings. lVhen I, Edward Samuel Hughes Cmore commonly
called "Eddy"j joined them, they were just agreeing, "A basket-
ball eoaeh's life is a little rough at times." Coach Supance related
to me the time Coach Calvert tried to look up a phone number in
the dictionary. YVhen Coach Calvert was explaining to me how it
happened, Mr. Supanee broke in jokingly with, "He was starting
to Crack." I happened to mention the words "team spirit." and they
hoth agreed it was excellent f highest it has ever heen. "Just for
an example," Mr. Calvert explained, "during the season we got
two new players. transfer students 4 good players. Two meinhers
on the team knew that if the new players were too good they would I -
be replaced hy them. But they still worked hard to do everything D' Phlmps
possible to help them - disregarding the thought of being replaced.
This means they put team suecess hefore individual glory. and that
was the key to our sueeess this year."
"There was no selfishness at all?" I asked.
"No, none."
I continued to ask ahout the techniques of coaching' this year
as compared to last year. They hoth said that they had to work
D. Skranc
E. Brizes
VARSITY COACHES
foirfli l'alx1'iI taping up t'apl:iin I.:ltl's ankl:-s ln-fore u lnll
:ls 1'o:n'll Hnp:lr:f-v looks on.
D. Burval
H. Meier T. Gillespie D, Sleith G. Siru
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J' Bomback niore on fundzunentnls than they ever had to hefore. Finesse, ai I
faking, stylish play, was taught to nizike up for the loss of height. I
"YVe're really proud of this gziiigf' they eontinued, "enn't say
enough about theni. lvhen we went to :iwnuv geunes, we didnt allow
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them to wear levis, they had to dress up. lhey looked like ai differ-
ent hunch of guys. lhey always had good tnhle ninnners: we were
reullv pleased with theni. One thing we like to erezite is :Ln lIlf0l'lllE1l
nttitiude hetween eoueh and player. WI- like to share their prob-
lenis, eXperienees,:1nd want to he elose to them. 'l'hzLt's why," tl02lCll
l':1lvert said. "I never minded heing enlled 'J.C'.' "
"I reineniher," Cozieli Supnnee snid with il sniile, "Ernie and
Sleith used to open :ind elose the plnee. 'l'hev were :ilwnvs first in
R. Pegamro dressing hetore :1 gzune :ind last in Cllilllglllg utter :L gzinief'
"I believe," Conch Culvert sziid Htlmt I.:Ltt did niueh to relieve
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the tension before :ind after the gillllew. He lent :1 lot of hunior. Un
the hus he'd start eonnnunity singing that lasted :ill during the trip.
YVe. Fozieh Snpnnee :ind I, didn't mind this: it was good. eoniienl
singing."
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For their final words ther hoth added with deep sincerity,
"Yes, Edfly. it was :L sneeessfnl lresirl
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D. Brxzes
J. V. COACH
M:iiinL,i'rs Vlzinile .laukson :infl llnve liotnik marking: Inst niinnle
pl'i-p:ir:ntions with Vosivli XVil'-3' ln-fore ii annie.
E. Christoff
J. Eliiott D. Davis M. Walklet
D. Douglas
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alwr, lt. Tm-Svlikv, H. 4'l1aliln:1n. Mr. J. Hrziln.
Second Row: L. l'l'vl,wt-Mfli, T, Rzirlvlu-it-, H. XYilli:lnls, li, llalv. ll, Millx. li. l'ullinx, l'. Smith, J,
llisilnnnfl, 1'. lll't'j'l"l', L. Kuvth, K'. Yuki-.
Third ROW: 'I' Mayln-xv, ll. liraxwll, 42 Magiuiwmi. .l. Xlvtigi-y, .l, Marxli, H. lhilwi-xl l', Rivrriman,
4'. Ania.-n, 15, .la1'uwal:. J. Msmnr-lt.
CAPTAIN
Tim Ili-mxning piilziig up smm- pniiiii-rs
fn-in in swnmnmg m:um:nl.
one lmmlrc-.l :intl fifty-tlirev
The 1953 hwinnningr tc-am was tht- in-st in my hixtury
as it hrukv eve-ry sclmul mark ancl posted a 7-1 revnrtl.
Although they we-rv mlcfeatucl by Shakrr Heights 53-22
in the firht invet of the sr-ason, their train xpirit and
inrlivirlual skills slimvcd ste-acly impr
on-lnent. As the
scasun progrt-sm-xl, my hXYllllIll9l'- clvfcatvcl Shaw 57-18.
Aftvr a -W-:Zli lusx to l'nivc-rally, my Pantln-r swim-
mvrs, Captainecl hy Svnior 'l'im llrmvninpq
hy Mr. .locly Grain. olitaincml a t'ivm--1116:-t W
aml cuaclirml
inning streak
clefvating lVmmt1-r -l5fIiIig liast 'Ywli 12-32: Cl:-velaml
Heights -L9'2tiq Cllyalmga Falls .Sli-104
Arlington -l-6-29. Altlllbllgll they lust
22 anll YVvstern liesarrve .M'aflc-lny M--Zlli,
Panther MZIQIIIIIIICIXN swam un tu victury
feats-rl Shaw High 49-26 in their last
aml Umar-r
tu Lake-woml 53-
niy spirited
as they cle-
IllK't'f nt' the
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smm. My team proviclc-tl the crnwml wilh many thrill..
Thr cleterrnination exhihitx-cl at all lhc nu-etx wax wx'
tainly in the chalnpionship class.
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P. Kidd
Upper Left: Mr Jnvl: Nliilvi' -'lswlcs t'znpt:ii11 Tim Iiruxxh- Lower Left: Dick Uullins of Euclid tl':n' right! finkhes
ing' tfur Vishti :ls hm' stnrtf in tht- ltill yzirwl hr:-:txt strukv in 4-lnsv M-vun.l in thv 101+ yziril l::u'k-4tl'ukr- :IN Mr, Dnnatlri
iiuwiinxt We-Nt-1i'ii 1lfwvi'x'i- Am-:ull-lily. Tim's hvxt timm- fm' 151-uwii time-5 thv XVil1llk'l'. liit-k ix tht- vurrent recwnul
thix t-vt-nt t1IlVH,ib xxats mw ol' ilim-tilvn rt-t'm'tlf nwtzih- ilultlvr in this vw-nt t11ll!.tiJ.
Iixhml hy this yt-:IVR 14-nm.
Lower Right: Dirk Collins sturh the 150 ynrtl lllvdlvj'
Upper Righti Lou l'rt-ht-xat-k tstripwl shirti turns in :I rvlziy ngzlilltt Has! Tvvh, The- lilltflitl tvzlln uf Vnllixix,
uiniiixi: time- tu twain ixuzmzuui-1' :intl mt-1-t zmimlxntlt-i' Tum llriiwnimf, :mil t'hurlc Smith lmstml il i'w4n-tl timv uf 1:25.15
Ntnlitw, ttiris' swilxmiin: inat1'um'tm', MVN. Jilin- Klinv, this M-zisun.
ww 1-h-rk ol' tht- 1'-vliiwv :tt :xll lmim- nu-1-tx. NIV. "'l'ylcti"
Ht:ui'it'S of Ihr- l':u1'l1lty in-liwti with tht- tiuiiiigi,
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Front RTW: L Prvlivvwlc, S. l"lf'llllll5.I', I.. Ymwury, li. l':1ym-. li. llrunkaull, T. Nmlcvs, l'11pt:uin: N. XYilluxx.
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ll. Smith, Ix. NX:l'mx'r-1-Ili.
Second ROW! A. Picciotti, R. Hull-, l'. Sm-liwvzlvr, li. Ulrntrixy. XY. Mui-vin. li. llixlii-1-. .l, llzill. li.
Iiilllllil, R. DiP:mlo, A. Trynn.
Third Row: .l, Duwsuu, J, Cllalrn. R. Svl1wzui'tn. S. limi-ntliznl. li. Slimln-1-3, .l. flllillllllil. ll. lllvlcx li.
'Fumsim-, H. Collins.
Fourth ROW: R. Hugln-s, K. Lzxutvr, 14. Hzllko, ll. Ugriiiv, ll. lirfi-n. li. 1i.1rg:lulii, IP, Rluiwlu, ll, l'l.:i'li.
ll. Rvitumi.
Fifth ROW: ll. lliilhlso-, ll, Cizlmmziim-lm-flln, J. limvilnuwk. ll, Oslwrm-, .l. lhwk, li Ili-ur, 'l', lin-ilm. IZ
BllP1'2'l'l'. ll. Hnnm-1', lr, '1'+-nth-V, .l, Ravi-r.
CAPTAIN
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in ilu- axtlllvtiv nffivo.
This your my travk valrsily l.ill'l'Ll ilr, lnllgrlu-sl svelmiu.
rluol mills raliu :ml nliunpuun-
L'1IIll1M'llllgl' in fiflvvn s " .. ' 2 . : - :
r-lilp cwlifx-sts. Cuaxuln hc-nrgc Xlilvy. m lux fIl'wl yvur
with track, was nssistcml by "S1mrlxy" l7il3ius.in
:incl
livokcll to nina' rclurning lm-llcrim-n lo furm ilu' lllH'll'lls
of hi- Sflllilfl. Captain Tum Stuluw suppliccl strvngrili m
flu- duslu-sg Sum Vl'illow vxrm-llccl in lmlli lmrclls- c-vm-nls
:incl tlm liigrli junipg Dick XYu:l'.wurtl1 :mil Dun S
mitli
l1illHllCll tlu' miflcllc lllNlJllll'l'N :xml ilu- rm-lap.: Lumix
Prvlwvsek p1'ovicl1'nl an :w:u-mlicml lll'l'l'Ul'llll'I' in ilu- linlt-
milf' rung Dick llrunkull. Sum Fli-mingr. :mil l,1-Huy
Yvzlry filllccl l7lN'llll1QIN in many 1-VL-lits :intl gnu- mlvptli
tu ilu' squad.
.Xftcr tlw sclmlaslic imluur l1lt'L'l ul ilu' .Xrl-mi.
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tc:-un prcpurs-rl fur my sn-amul ummnl liiivlicl lnvilzxliumul I
llclalys m lI'N'Ct5 with BIL'lltlPl', llvvcluml Host,
:iml
Hvigrliis. Slrung uppuiu-:its worn' mvt in tlw Nlslnxficlml
:mtl thc YVPM 'll-vli Relays :mal clixlriut :mil Anti- coni-
pciiliwm followccl IllC1'tN with Pzfrmzu. Slmw. xvlllllllgflllll'
:incl Slulkvr.
Tlw scumifs liigrlxliglit was tlic Lulu- liric I.1'2i,LYllt' N
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I4HliCNYlH7fl.S lmwcrful clnlllipinm, llml l'llll'llll-A l,illlllll'l'x
wr-rc an Clclvrminccl outfit.
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D. Wadsworth
Arena itlivrt
My traekmen finished third in the Suburban I Division of the scholastic track meet held
at the Arena on April An outstanding performance was given by Dick tVadsworth and
Don Rositano when they captured first and second place respectively in the 4-LO-yard dash.
Sophomore Ed Stroberg came within one tenth of a second of the meet record in winning the
50-yard dash. The mile relay team of Hositano, John Bombackf I.eRoy Yeary, and Yvads-
worth finished second. yielding to Shaker after a hotly contested race. Sam tvillow was the
only Euclid man to place in two individual events - the high jump and the 50-yard high
hurdles.
Qirnaa Qlnuutrg
Finishing: third in the Lake
lirie league. ninth in the District
and placing a rmmer in the State. 't
my lfanther Cross-country team. xx,-X
captamed hy ltoliert Hale, dis-
played plenty of drive and en
duranee.
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'l'hese spirited eindermen opened
the season with two straight vie-
tories over Shaw and Painesville
Harvey, then dropped a elose
meet with Shaker Heights. Only
I.akewood's state champions de-
eisioned this squad with :mv
authority.
Dave lleek, a sophomore, was
the nnmher one man, placing
seventh in the Lake lflrie Leagrue,
ninth in the District, and thirty-
ninth out ot' IHU in the State Meet
at t'olumhus.
-was
Coach George NVitey was great-
ly pleased with my team's show-
ing. and he is looking: forward to
even greater achievements next
5"'i'r Wm' MX l"it"r"'f"' 'f'f""'i'UI- ri-one Row: o. itiisioms. la, inn.-, o. in-.-it. I.. if.-t-ii.-vs.-lf. o. in.-ks, G.
S6COI1d ROW! Mr. H. XVilu-y. li. Tunisie, N. Rosenthal, ll, Blarvin, J, lilliotl. X. Spo
II, Jones, lt. Harginlo.
one lnmdred and iifty-six
Kneeling: R. Kostx-inslnak.
Front Row: R.hr-lxxxltn, F.IIxxrlx:x.1-I.I1ox':xnxAx- 1' Hlwrl II Innx-ixlnv XY Xnxfvlino 45 ll'xrrlNon ll
XYorlvy. R. Pvgoruro,
Second ROW: H.F:il:il:wl1,H.I1:n-on. li, Xlx-tl-wr I lxrlI"xl li l'111-.ppkj l' lun:-I, ll Ior-xnI'o lb
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Third Row: Mr. lixxlivki. .I, I"zxil'x'liil4I. -I. Mifix-k. .I. Vvtrxlxfi, II. justin. xl, XY:-ir. ll. Hzxnxlinnn, -I
Elliott.
Fourth ROW: Mr. X. Nx-lson, .I, Yqxrx-xxrko, li, llroxxn. Il, Ilinx-lmrl, li, l'Iirlfxol'l', W, liroxxn, ti. Snn.
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xwxnxlixlaxlos l'L'II0l'l'CCl to lny new llilsbllilll x-o:xx'l1. NIV. Neal
Xulson. IVifl1 fllllllilIIl'ClL'Cl Hollis lixmsfciiix-lix-x'lx llic only
rx-'rxxrning lx-lfcrnnxn from lust yQ:xrH I,.lC.l,. x'l1:xnxpion-
sliip 'r0:nn. l'o:xx'l1 Nelson f:xx'cxl :x rx-Imxxilcling iiolm in orxlcr
to inx-ut the 'foxxgli fclicxlxxlx- of I,.l'1.I,. play :xml inxlx-A
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Fx-niora Hill Brown. flill'-V IVx-ir. Dirk Svlinllz :xnxl
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lixlxly Brown. .X strong pilclnng stuff was lixwuloxl Imy
.Inniors Hrnix- C'ln'imtoff. Niclizxrxl liIIlL'lI2ll'l :xml
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in thc athletic office.
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My 1953 hasehall squad made a fine showing: hy winning
fifteen games, losing three, and tying one. My team proved
to he a true champion as it won the Lake Erie League Cham-
' pionship for the second year in a row. lt alao won the Dis-
trict Class A Championship and was- runner-up in the Class A
lin-gionals.
Team captain, Ken Anm-lls. and two pitchers. Ernie Henkle
and Phil liorovie, were picked for the All-Seholafatie Team.
These three, along with Bob Bartlett and Fred Adamowitz,
were also included in the All Lake Erie Team. They all
were signed hy major league organizations during the sum-
nier.
The Clam A final with Akron Garfield was a real thriller!
sf A l'lnc'lid led 3 to 0 going into the sixth inning when Akron
i X , filled the hast-5 on a single and two walks. Vl'ith a 3 to 2
. 7 ' ' count, Phil llorovie tried to throw the hall pant the batter but
5 :-l "'i 03Ss':3p, inwtead the hall went flying' over the right field wall into
Lexington Avenue for a grand-slam home run. That was the
hall graine, ,L to 3 in favor of Akron Garfield, and the final
game of the season.
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CAPTAIN
lin-n Anzvlls pre-xeiltiilaf the lmkv l'lri--
l.e:u:in- and llixtriel Class A ehainpion'
,hip 11-oplliea In Coach John Pohto.
Front ROW: H. Bartlett, li. Allzir, ll, llartlelt., R. Kosteinshek. F. Aflainowicx, T. Kunkel.
Second ROW: Mr. Halieki, J. Yuri-nsko, R. R-ineliart, K. Anza-lls. ll. Hinkel, H. Austin, B. Hi-lineider,
Mr. J. ljlioto.
Third ROW! lt. Holwiiw. il. lfllintt. I' l1oVnYi1', H. Meier, F, Slninor
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On the Pine liiclge Country
Club course, my golfers, instruct-
ed by Mr. Frank Pringle in his
first season as coach. niet league
teams from Parma, Shaker, Wil'
lougrhhy, Cleveland Heights, zinil
VVic'kliffe. The tradition estuh-
lishecl hy former emu-Ii, Mr. Har-
ald Blackburn, continued, als the
Spirit of competition and at clesiri-
for perfection kept the teanfs
interest high. lt way Ccmeli
Pringlek desire that my gulf
team would have places fur all
boys interesteil in the spurt, :incl
by constant practice and deter-
minution many nf these won their
varsity letter in golf.
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Front ROW! llr lt. Km-ay. Blr, A, Haliwkl. Mr, .l, llrain. Alix If Uni-ns. Xli' X Yavw:ii'11-llo. Blr, -l
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SeCOIld ROW! Klr. H. Xl'ili-y, Nlr, S, lfiliiasio. Mr. lf lilauvlu ,
Third ROW! Nlr, lf, livlim-l'I, Mr. X. N1-l-on, Mr. l". 'l'l'o!lia, Blu' .l. Niipaliiw-, Xll' Il, Nolrl.
Athletic Dire-:tor Richard lieay
has charge of all my hoys' varsity
athletics. His duties inclacle the pur-
chasing and maintenance of equipf
ment, the schcclalingr of all athletic
events, antl the assigning of offi-
cials. Another of his responsibilities
is to act as Chairman of my Athletic
Board. The ltoarcl includes all my
coaulies, my principal, and other
memhers of my favulty connected era-'
with the boys' athletic brogram. This "'
group cliscusms my athletic policy
in monthly meetings.
Mr. Anthony Vaccariello, as facul-
ty manager. is in charge of my
athletic promotion. This includes
ticket sales, advertising. and puh-
licity. This year Mr. Vaecariello
was director of the regional basket-
hall tournament helcl in my gym.
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my doors opened to some one thousand thrce
hundred students .... soon thcy'd walk my
halls, lcarn from my teachers . . . partic-
ipate in my activities . . . hut I. liuclid
High. was theirs for thc taking . . .
I'll always rememhcr "l'ncle Jalan-'s Housi-"
fr- the themc of thc SllI'T't"1j Assembly . . .
. . . the first studcnt-produced asscmhly of
the ycar . . . it was la-ld in Selztemhcr . . .
wonder who cnlioyed it more, the cast oi
the audience? . . . just goes to show.
wc're all 'Ifitlsi at heart . . .
Tlierc was always a dancc after my home
foothall games . . . my cafeteria would
hecome crowded with students who were
never too tired to dance and have fun
and a dancc was never complete without .1
circlc around a couplc doing an "extra-
spec-ial" 'iitterhug . . .
Appetite is prohahly the first word ainong
my students . . , unless it's second to hunger
. . . and those lunch lines! . . . with students
racing to get in line first . . . teacher and
student hoth waiting patiently to get served
. . . and food that made it all worth while . .
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of eating was followed hy twenty minutes
of adventuring to France. fighting' the
Apaches. laughing with Dean Martin an'l
Jerry Lewis . . . traveling through the jungle
. . . swooning over Dick "Rollin Hood" Todd
. . . and all this made possible hy my Movie
Ulith and the purchase of a two-cent tin-liet . .
In Uctolier came my Junior Class Party . . .
besides dancing and refreshments, entertain-
ment was also to lie had . . . pantomimfng
the record, "Little Red Hiding Hood" are:
Diane Stuplia. Beverly Hamilton. Donna
Shaw, and Virginia Lomlardo . .
Here ehairman of my Magazine Drive. Jean
U'C'onnor. is awarding the prizes to tlxe
lligll salesmen, Roberta Miiiiclieei and
liieliard Korda . . . the drive is an annual
affair . . . it lasts for ten days . . . the
profit made is divided up among my
organizations . .
Au evening of fun and frolie was had hy
all mx' sophomores who attended their
Sophomore Class Party . . . dancing . . .
refreshments . . . the Coke eups seem to
prove the popular demand for "the pause" .
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ants - Phyllis Stuzen. Sally liyons. Jean
Balclassawe, anal Connie Parr ff as they
were being viewecl hy the enthusiastic- erowcl
. . . after this eereinony. the game hegan
The next night, Saturmlay, was the evening
of niy I'IUlllL'CUlIllIlg Dance . . . it was helml
in niy gym . . . even though the Bunny Hop
has eoine into style, the traflitional Mexiean
Hat Dance is still always a lot of fun . . .
with this. iny seeoncl annual Honieeonling
had eonie to an end . A .
A 'hi1'd's eye view' of the erowml that
attendeml iny Hoineeoining . . . its excite-
Lovely Farolyn Klosall erowneml
Queen of lnv Seeonml Annual
Hoineeoining hy C'o-Captain
Bill W arhohe, while L oel ai -
tain Ken lYatson alnl my eager
and fun-loving students lookeil
on . . . she was heautifully
mlressecl in all wlnte . . . her
erown was math- of vellow
earnations . . .
Inent anal spirit gave the finishing toueh that
was neetlecl to IllIlliC my Holneeoining the
sueeess it was . . . hut even with the spirit
and exeiteinent of lny fans, hanfl. eheer-
leamlers, and inajorettes, iny teain f though
they fought to the enml 1 lost to Clevelanml
Heights hy a seore of 13-T' . . .
Seateml next to the eaptains of eaeh of the
wintei' sports is iny Queen and her Attencl-
ants . . . the Faptains: rllllll Browning of
sWlIIlllllllgl liatt Uinmlei' ot haskethall: Bill
lvarholie and Ken lVatson of foothall:
Dennis Aclains of wrestling: ancl Boh Hale
of eross-eountry . . .
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Starting the czuiilmign for My First
YViI1 and Tcstemient with fun and zip
was the Ezzvlidirllz assembly . . . it Wils
produced :ind direc-tell by my Business
Stuff . . . one quote that reiiiziinccl with
my students for :1 long time wus, "YVhy
ftonft you pick mu up :uint react me
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somu time. . . .
Un Novemhui' 12 I opcncd my doors
oncu signin to the public for my fifth
suimml c,lfQll Housc . . . I was clczinect
:xml decoiwited from hull to classroom
oven my shown-:Asus . . .
which some of my stiutcllts viewcil
chiriiig tht-ir luisurc moments in the
hull . . . whih' others loohcct :Lt my
troirliics . . . some Ctllllillgf . . . some
going .
The "Moms" of my football lihxycrs
hought my c-l1cei'lt-:utws mums :it ths
Flmkei- g2llllL' ht-ht on Novcmhei' 6: . . .
it was also Mom and D:ut's Night
. . . Qllops, Mr. ltohh. watch your
ncgaitivi- - f it's lm:u-kwzirdsj .
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sfmlcnts :ulcl l'l11'islm:xs spirit lu llxcii'
sclxuol life . . . llxis :xclivily is slum-
sorexl liy llxc Stmlcnt Council . . . :xlso
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'l'c:xcl1Qi's - H12 Rolmcli, Mr. Sclxutz.
Mr. Robb, :xml Mr. Millci' . . . llxcy
were CI1lfC1'tilll1lIlg' flic rcst of my fzxcul-
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'elfl trips always aclfl interest. enjoy-
ment. and a novel way' of learning to
my classes . . . iny senior ffoverinnent
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to witness a trial at the C'onrt House.
The Lakewood haskethall game . . .
ancl some of those who saw it . . . from
the looks on some of the faces. Iiake-
woocl innst have made a basket . .
January 28 hronght to my anrlitoriuin
Speech anrl Draina Night . . . two one-
aet plays 4'Firenian Save My Child"
anml "The Happy Journey," were given
hy an all-school east along with three
cleelalnations hy N.F.I.. ineinhers . . .
woncler whose glove Toni has his shoe
on . . . would that he a faux pas or a
ganelierie? . . .
My Seniors were finally Senior ".X's!"
. . . so that everyone wonlcl be ahle to
recognize a Senior "A" from any nnnler-
classnien. every Monrlay was set asimle
as "Senior 'A' Distinction Daly" . . .
pic-tnrecl here are the nnlorgettahle
knee socks, with the hoys rolling' np
their pants to let their argyles show
. . . clifferent Mondays hronght rib-
hons. hoy-hlonses anal ties. anal stnffecl
animals .
one hnndrezl and seventy-six
'l'hat unforgettable evening of Feb-
ruary 13 . . . The Sweetheart Ball . ..
co-sponsored by my Hi-Y and Friendf
ship Clubs . . . every couple started the
evening by presenting the bid and re-
ceiving the dance programs .
fhatting a bit between dances is al-
ways in good taste . . . here brother
and sister. Jack and Deanie. and their
dates are two of the many couples just
enjoying themselves through conver-
sation . . .
Along the sides of my cafeteria, tables
were decorated to follow the sweetheart
and Yalentine's Day theme . . . around
these. couples gathered to sit and talk,
to eat their refreslnnents fpunch and
cookiesj or to rest a while between
dances . . .
Some couples dance in the background
to music furnished by Harry Hcrshey's
Music Masters, while others Chose to
talk. or gaze at the beautiful decora-
tions - the new backdrop with cupids
on it, the arched crepe paper, the mo-
biles. and everywhere-red and white
hearts . . . but even unforgettable eve-
nings must come to an end -- so after
"Goodnight Sweetheart." ttI'll Fee You
In My Dreams," and "I.inger Awhile"
the couples slowly departed . . . my
cafeteria was empty-lonely and silent.
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ln .Xpril came the spring sports' dance and the
spring sports' queen . , . scholarship tests . . . statc
music contests . . . my own Minstrel Show put on
by thc swim cluh . . . the Majorcttc King llop whcrc
one of my popular scnior boys reigned as King. ..
The month of May, exempt for the Big Show f
the biggest and lu-st all-school production and thc
Student Uouncil elections -V with their speeches,
voting. and assemblies, could bc called "Senior
Month" -V - with the long awaited Senior Prom. thc
Scnior Banquet, and the Senior Assembly . . .
XVith thc coming of June. UEIIIIC the grraduation of
my seniors. Xtith a heavy heart and an almost
empty feeling, l, Eddie. watched each senior receive
his diploma -- a diploma which was like a seal that
ended the all-important chapter of high school in his
One of the few rehearsals my seniors
had for their competitive assembly...
the entire assembly, portraying the
months of spring, was under the direc-
tion of Dick Schultz , . . on Thursday,
March 18, the enjoyable and colorful
assembly was presented to my student
body . . . this was just one of the many
activities that keep my seniors "on the
gon . . . my seniors, while working hard
in their many activities, also found
time . .
To prepare for graduation, such as the
measuring for caps and gowns . . . Jack
is making sure that Marilyn has a per-
fect fit . . . Margie is handling rental
fees and announcement orders . . .
"Very few more days for the Senior
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There were several "sure signs" of
spring . . . the outdoor track season
opened . . . convertible tops started
coming down . . . the fancies of young
men "lightly turned" as usual . . .
and my metal shop class constructed a
batting cage for the baseball team. ..
life. It is my one wish that though these seniors
have ended their high school years 4 years filled
with every emotion -- love, happiness, loneliness,
excitement. boredom, joy -- that they will only ven-
ture out to greater happiness and success as each
one faces the world . . .
Yes, all these made me realize that the end of
another year was here. As always, my students
would leave - some to return, some not to return.
I hope they all carry memories with them of
happy Euclid High days. And so, before you close
thc pages of My First VVill and Testament, remem-
ber that even though the 1953-195-L school year has
come to a close, to yon, my students, my doors will
never he shut . . .
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WlSl-lES TCD THANK
We Are Pleased to Serve You ond We Appreciate
Your Willingness to Allow Us to
lnolucle You Among These Poqes.
Euclid High Varsity Clieerleaulers and llI2ll'ClllIlg Majorettos
FOX'S TOWN AND
COUNTRY SPORTSWEAR
Skirts - Sweaters - Blouses
and Dresses
22822 Lake Shore Blvd,
REdwood 2-9299
STOP at KATZ'S
EoR A Hot
CORNED BEEF SANDWICH
Euclid Ave, at Richmond Rd.
ln the Shopping Center
WILDWOOD FLORAL
AND GIFT SHOP
20020 Lake Shore Blvd.
lVanhoe l-32l5
"Flowers, Gifts, and Cards
For All Occasions"
Compliments ot
THE UPSON
SHOE REPAIR
LOUIE ToRToRici
26090 Maxim
Free Pickup and Delivery
REdwood I-0I I3
BEST WISHES
LADIES AUXILIARY No. 7
Fraternal Order of
Police
CONGRATULATIONS
To the Graduates of 1954
WHYTE
CHEVROLET CO.
243 East l85th Street
THE V. DEMSHAR
HOME APPLIANCE CO.
Euclid's Largest Record Department
And Only Magnavox's TV. Dealer
22034 Lake Shore Blvd.
REdwood I-4740 Euclid 23, Ohio
VINCE DEMSHAR
Tony Spencr - Ed Divincenzo
SOHIO SERVICE
Chardon at Richmond Rd.
TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES
ACCESSORIES
IVanhoe I-9678 Eagle Stamps
one hundred and righty
Wlcklitte 3-3002
NON - FERROUS METALS
FABRICATING CO.
STEPHEN QPALICH
300l2 Lakewood Blvd. Wioklitte, Chio
Congratulations to the Graduating Class ot l954
L and M TOBACCO AND CANDY
WHoLEsALE 1oBBERS
784 East l85th Street
KEnmore l-8777
1 l I l I
BEST WISHES
To the Class at l954
Gornick's
Store For Men
Dress Suit Rental
CPEN
Monday, Friday and
Saturday Evenings
The
Flynn - Froelk Co.
FUNERAL l-ICMES
l3032 Euclid Ave.
l3lU4 Euclid Ave.
Ulster l-llllll
BEST WlSl-lES
From
Forest City
Material Co.
Cleveland's
Largest Lurnberrnen
l79U3 St. Clair Ave.
BEST WlSl-IES
To the Class at l954
The Euclid
News Journal
l ld I it It
CGMPLIMENTS QF
FULTON, KRINSKY AND DELAMOTTE
ARCHITECTS
Ile vauwih' ffmtlmll IIIIIVGIJS Mums and Dauls :lf flux ,Xnmml Hom :xml 17:11
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REdwood 1-0200
BRUNSWICK
FOR FLOWERS
Flowers For All Occasions
22082 Lake Shore Blvd.
BEST WISH ES, GRADUATES
From
DRAGAS CLEANERS
FINEST TAILORING
17011 Grovewood Ave.
KEnmore 1-2337
Compliments ot
AIAX
MANUFACTURING CO.
iNsuRE WITH
MATT F. INTIHAR
Complete Insurance Service
630 East 222nd St.
REdwood 1-6888
Euclid 23, Ohio
REdwood 1-2705
CARL I. NEWMAN
MASON CONTRACTOR
450 Lloyd Road
Euclid, Ohio
Compliments ot -
BARKER AND STAMPFEL
HOME APPLIANCE, INC. I
22066 Lake Shore Blvd.
APPLIANCES - FURNITURE -
TELEVISION
THE .
EUCLID SHORE CLUB .
Caiering to Business Executives
In a Progressive City
25608 Lakeland Blvd. I
REdwood 1-9892 -
LET'S GET ACQUAINTED
BEACH MOTORS. INC.
473 East 185th sf. of Lake shore Blvd.
Euclid 19, Ohio ,
Your Northeast Hudson Dealer -
NEW AND USED CARS
Expert Repair and Service, All Makes 5
Phone: lVanhoe 1-9850
one hundred and ninety
Compliments ot Your Erieridly
SINGER SEWING CENTER
748 Eost l85tl'1 Street
CLEVELAND, OHICD
lCEnmore l-0660
REAL HARDWARE, CO.
Linoleum, Points, Sporting Goods, Gloss
omcl Builders' l-lordwore
lVor1l'1oe l-9534 Locksmith - Keys Mode
lVor1lioe l-l3l6 727 Eost l85th Street
hlddt
Joseph Zele and Sons
Licensed Eunerdl Directors
ctnd Embdlmers
Louis A. Zele
loseplfi Zele, lr.
Sutton C. Girod
Licensed Cosrnetoloqist
Iustine Zele Girod
6502 St. Clctir Ave.
ENdicott l-0583
lVctnlnoe l-3ll8
Ed Wank
Television Service Co.
Euclid's Qldest T.V. Service
Shop
Du Mont Philco HCA.
Motorold GE.
All Stdndoird Mctkes
Antennd Repair cmd
lnstctllcttion
378 Edst ZOO Street
Euclid, Ghio
Compliments ot
The Whiteway
Stamping Co.
Euclid, Qhio
Solon Drug Stores
2l86O Lctlce Shore Blvd
21051 Euclid Ave.
At Chdrdon Rodd
Iddd tt
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- To the Class of 1954
M
CLEVELAND HOBBING MACH!NE CO
X Thy CillllCl'2l and I?L'llt'illg' flubs worm- two new :ulclifions in my long list uf club
ll
HILDA'S
Children Apparel Shop
AN EXCLUSIVE
Cl-1ILDREN'S APPAREL STORE
22378 Lake Shore Blvd.
Euclid 23, Ohio
REdwc:od 1-0440
GLAVIC KAISER - ,FRAZER
536 East 185th St.
KEnmore 1-3375
"AUTOMOTIVE CENTER OF
EUCLID"
Authorized Keepsake Diamond Rings
FRIEDIVIAN IEWELERS
ESTabliSl'1ed 1914
22312 Lake Shore Blvd.
REdwccd 1-0800
12322 Superior Avenue
POtomac 1-6686
Headquarters for Sterling Silver
"May the Enjoyment of the Senior's
Future Lie in the Compensations
Received From Work Well Done."
E. I-IOFFMANN
ENGINEERING CO.
1084 East 222nd St.
Compliments of
HENDERSI-IOT AND
SMITH. INC.
E'JCLID'S SPORTING GOODS
HEADQUARTERS
GRDINA HARDWARE
22336 Lak: Shore Blvd.
REdwocd 1-0403
"YOU CAN GET IT AT GRDINA'S
GOOD LUCK
To the Class of '54
CITY OF EUCLID
Transportation Division
LUIKART
INSURANCE AGENCY
All Forms ot Insurance
18609 St, Clair Ave.
KEnmore 1-4770
one hundred amd nir tx f ur
Good Luck to the Closs of l954
TONY APPLE
Sewer and Water Construction Co
1300 Eost 260th Street
Euclid, Qhio ,
BEST WISI-IES
F rom
THE EUCLID CRANE
AND HOIST CO.
Euclid, Ohio
THINKING
ABOUT YOUR
FUTURE?
Maybe a tele 1 h you
want - n interesting job h a good salary
and f' dly peopl k with. Why
om d alk
THE OHIO BELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Lombardo Realty
REALTQR
24481 Lakeland Blvd.
Euclid 23, Chia
REdWaad l-5010
Compliments oi
Petric's
Barber Shop
761 East l85th St.
The St. Clair
Builders Co.
20020 Si. Clair Ave
KEnmare l-6000
I I I
CONGRATULATIONS
To the Graduates of 1954
THOMPSON PRODUCTS, INC.
TAPCO PLANT
23555 Euc1id Avenue
EUCLID, O1-11O h
GOOD LUCK
To the Senior C1ass of 1954
THE GEOMETRIC STAMPING COMPANY
CA Subsidiary of Barium Steel Corpj
1111 East 200th Street
Euciid, Ohio
hdddt
CCNGRATULATICNS
Graduates
Fred Krass Garage
l570 Dille Road
Euclid l7, Chio
Compliments ot
Jet Die and
Development Co.
25020 Lakeland Blvd.
Cleveland 23, Cnio
REdwood l-3720
Compliments ot
KAPEL
Builders, Inc.
Compliments of
Radix Wire Co.
20200 Lakeland Blvd
UNITED STATES AIR COMPRESSOR CO.
Manufacturers of
AIR COIVIPRESSORS - HYDRAULIC LIETS
LURRICATINGX EQUIPMENT
AIRLINE ACCESSCRIES
EABRICATQRS CDF PRECISICDN AIRCRAFT PARTS
5300 I-Icrrvcxrd Ave. MIchiqcm I-5487
Clevekimd 5, Chic
II 51 ecI1 Tcam with Cutlmn-rIl':1I Latin
TiJlIl'II?lIlIEI1t IIIFUPIIY l'u1't:1in Call of Junic I I
MILLER - STONE
EucLlD's OLDEST JEWELERS
Between the Theaters
REdwood 1-0155
22570 Lake Shore Blvd.
BIG BOUQUET
Flower and Gift Shoppe
480 East 200th St. at Posnow
Euclid 19, Ohio
IVanhoe 1-1544
SPECIALIZING IN CORSAGES
EAST 200th HARDWARE
685-87 East 200th St.
Euclid 19, Ohio
IVanhoe 1-8448
'GIFTS OF UTILITY HARDWARE"
"Pittsburgh Paint Products"
GOOD LUCK
To the Class ct 1954
EUCLID ELKS No. 1793
PAGE REALTY
Members of Multiple
Listing System
455-461 East 200th St.
KEnmore 1-1030
Compliments of
BUTLER BROTHERS
ISCOTT BURR sToRE 4511
Lake Shore Blvd.
At East 222nd St.
EUCLID, OHIO
EUCLID CITY
PLUMBING SERVICE
EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING
SEWER CLEANING
REdwood 1-7040
ALLAN'S BEAUTY SHOP
Specializing in Haircuttirig
No Appointment Necessary
lVonl'1oe 1-7553
two hundred d t
FOLLOW THE CROWD TO . . .
OLENINVS
28901 Lake Shore Blvd.
Willowick, Ohio k
To the 1954 Graduates of
EUCLID SENIOR HIGH SCHQOL
Best wishes for success in whatever undertakings
you may now become engaged. You are holders of
the American heritage - freedom of Worship, freedom
of speech, freedom of enterprise, and freedom of gov-
ernment. Let us all unite to protect and maintain
these priceless rights.
EUCLID VETERANS' CLUB
t hdd dth
Compliments
ofa
FRIEND
Hattendorf - Bliss, Inc.
25080 Lakeland Blvd.
Euclid 28, Cnio
Trenchers - Eulldozers
Dump Trucks - Cranes
Carryalls - Pipe Trucks
Portable Compressors
and Weldina Units
Trenchmg for Footmgs - Woterllnes
S G L D S
ewers- os ines- roin ystems
Conduit
Telephone REdwood I-0777
HYDRECO
Manufacturers ot -
Hydraulic pumps
Motors
Valves
Cylinders
Cfood Steady Dependable
PLACE TC WCEK
Employment Cttice l-lours
8:00 to 5:00, Monday-Eriday
8:00 to l2:00 Saturdays
DIVISION
THE NEW YORK AIR BRAKE CUMPANY
IIUU EAST 222 STREET 0 CLEVELAND l7'UHIO
CCNGEATULATICNS
To the Class of l854
FriedeI's
Delicatessen
848 East 222nd St.
REdWood 2-8848
Mae, Mary Agnes and Leo
t I d I d
WHEN IN EUCLID IT'S BENDER'S
Expert Garage and Body Work
23680 Lakeland Blvd. Euclid, Chio
AAA
We, at Bender's, have combined our efforts to
bring you the finest service available. We are
at your call anytime . . . our three trucks are
ready and Waiting. Qur fine staff of good me-
chanics and expert body men are all super-
vised by Bill himself. So don't forget, -
"WHEN IN EUCLID lT'S BENDER'S"
3 Trucks to Serve You - Emergency Boad Service
24 Hours a Day - Seven Days a Week
GUARANTEED WORK
Don't Forget - Call BEdWood l-Ol9O
EUCLID CENTER
ROLLERDROME
22480 Shore Center Ave.
Skating Every Evening
7:00 to I0:30 P,M.
Matinee on Saturday and Sunday
2100 to 5:00 P.M.
Midnight Skate Every Saturday
I IZOO to l:30 A.M.
SPECIAL PRICES TO
PARTIES AND GROUPS
For Real
REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SEE
GIBSON REALTY
KEnmore I-3530 2209l Euclid Ave.
Compliments ot
'WATERWASH
HARDWARE
335 East 200th Street
Compliments ot
WEAN EQUIPMENT CO.
228 Lakeland Blvd.
Compliments of
AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY
Euclid Unit 343
"We furnish an American Flag for
every classroom in every school in
Euclid."
ADAM'S MARKET
QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY
520 East 200th Street
lVanhoe I-2386
Diamonds - Watches - Giftware
ALVIN S I EWELERS
Budget Accounts Invited
Never Any Carrying Charge
or Interest
TWO STORES
690 East I85th Street
5633 Broadway
COURTESY OF
TWO FRIENDS
two hundred
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BEST WISHES
From
THE OLIVER CCRP.
Compliments of
ZATKO METAL PRODUCTS CO.
20850 St. Clair Avenue
Compliments of
A. J. Grossman
and Sons
General Contractors
18609 St. C1air Ave.
1Van11oe 1-7484
The Dille Road
Lumber Co.
1420 Dille Road
KEnmore 1-0592
"There 1s a Material
Difference"
BEST WISHES
From
The Fraternal
Order of Police
Euo1id Lodae No. 18
D. and D. Clothing
Made To Qrder Suits
Pants and Topcoats
Specializing in Tailor Made
Drape Pants
Ready Made Suits
M. Ornstein
1V1U1berry 1-0118
762 East 152nd St.
Cleveland 10, Ohio
Home Phone - FAirmont 1-3475
ldlllt
CQMPLIMENTS QP
STUDENT COUNCIL
Royal Court at I1UlllL'k'0lllillg Gzuuc Study-nf Vouncil lixeclltiu- B0:ll'tl :lf Hecfin
CLIF FEL'S BAKERY
22030 Lake Shore Blvd.
REdwood 1-4747
704 East 185th Street
KEnmore 1-0650
COMPLIMENTS OF
CHESTERFIELD
STEEL SERVICE CO.
1220 East 222nd Street
Proprietor lVanhoe 7-9716
Sophie Zawie
WENDY'S RESTAURANT
1550 Chardon Road
Hamburgers - French Fries
Chicken in the Basket
Euclid 23, Ohio
Managers: Chris Zawie, Roni Zawi
BEST WISH ES
from
KNUTH GREENHOUSE
21601 Euclid Avenue
' GLenviIle 1-9048
WM. E. LINGER
J EWELER
950 East 152nd St.
At Five Points
Cleveland 10, 0hio
COMPLIMENTS
of cr
FRIEND
BEST WISHES
IASBECIC
FOOD MARKET
821 East 222nd Street
GOOD LUCK GRADUATES
from
BOULEVARD BEVERAGE
22742 Shore Center
thdddt
MOTORS
BEST WISHES ECE YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS
MACHINERY CO.
EUCLID
lSubsidiary of General Motors Corp.l
1361 Chardon Road
To all the members of the Graduating Class of
EUCLID SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
CONGRATULATIONS
And Our Heartielt Good Wishes
for Every Possible Success in Your Future
Careers and Private Lives As Well
Compliments of
Add ressograph - Multigraph Corporation
thdddl
Compliments
ofa
FRIEND
Paints
Enamels
Varnishes
Floor Sealers
Roof Coatings
Boiler Treatments
Caulking Compounds
Wood Preservatives
-.l 0
Made in Euclid by
The Continental
Products Co.
1150 East 2Z2nd Street
Euclid 17. Ohio
Compliments of
The Hamann
Construction Co.
General Contractors
BEST WISHES
To the 1954 Graduates
Cleveland Wire Works
of General Electirc
Company
1331 Chardon Road
Euclid 17. Ohio
tllllil
BEST WISI-IES
Class ot 1954
RAIMCDR STUDICDS
762 East 185th Street
CLASS PHOTCDGRAPHER
I t t ct Sttlrtcllts View Animal Life Murlcne l':1lvc1't Yit-ws l'1ucli4l's XI 1 I
"Fine food in an atmosphere
of friendliness"
Lake Shore Tasty Shop
Restaurant
East 222nd St. at Lake Shore Blvd.
Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner
Late Snack
Private Parties in our new PATIO
COMPLIMENTS OF
SHORE CENTER
WASHETTE
22740 Shore Center Ave.
V2 HOUR LAUNDRY
Dry Cleaning - Shirt Service
Flat Work Mangled
REdwood 2-8228
EUCLID BROOM MFG.
COMPANY
INDUSTRIAL BROOMS
KEnmore I-5382 or I-5705
Howard Payne
l98Ol St. Clair Ave.
Residential - Industrial - Commercial
Heating, Roofing, and Sheet Metal
LAKE SHORE ROOFING
AND SHEET METAL CO.
9ll East 222nd St.
Euclid 23, Ohio
REdwood 2-9292
"Our friends are warm friends"
I
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I
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POWERS AND CO. I
REALTORS
Chardon at Richmond Rd.
lVanhoe I-43ll
BEST WISHES FROM
S'I'ERN'S MEN'S WEAR
7l5 East I85th St. KEnmore I-2640
Complete Line of White Tuxedo
Coats far Rent
NOTTINGHAM
HARDWARE CO.
l8708 St, Clair Avenue
Cleveland IO, Ohio
I. LOMBARDO
CEMENT and ASPHALT
CONTRACTOR
2457l Hawthorne Dr.
lVanhoe I-4526
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two hundred and fourteen
CGMPLIIVIENTS CDF
PIIFSSIJRII CASTINGS
INC.
EUCLID, OHIO
I
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.IVVVI.
MMM
I I I and fifteen
With Every Good Wish
Manufacturers of
Screw Machine Products
Cap Screws and Set Screws
Kerr - Lakeside
Industries, Inc.
"A good place to work"
2IO5O St. CI ir Ave.
E I'd I7 Oh'
KE I 8380
CONGRATULATIONS
GRADUATES
Chandler
Products
Corporation
Good Luck To
The Seniors of 1954
The Cleveland
Trencher Co.
BEST WISHES
of
Crescent
Metal Products, lnc
18901 St. Clair Ave.
Cleveland. Ohio
Compliments of
The
Austin Company
ENGINEERS AND
BUILDERS
16112 Euclid Ave.
1255 East Z22nd St.
t l l I d t
RUTH'S P. X.
2568I Euclid Avenue
REdwood I-9889
TOYS - COSTUME JEWELRY
CERAMICS - DELICATESSEN
WINE - SODA FOUNTAIN
PAGE INSURANCE
AGENCY
455-46I East 200th Street
KEnrnore I-I030
Member - Insurance
Board of Cleveland
For the Finest in Quality Jewelry
WOLKOV JEWELERS
Keepsake Diamonds
All Nationally Advertised Watches
707 East I85th St. IVanhoe I-4888
Compliments of
ROOSEVELT SAVON MARKET
690 East zoom Street
KEnmore I-5332
JOE'S PURE OIL SERVICE
PURE OIL PRODUCTS
GENERAL REPAIRS
700 East 200th St. KEnmore I-9876
DEDREUX MARKET
CHOICE MEATS
654 East I85tl'1 St. IVanhoe I-76I4
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hundred and seventeen
COMPLIMENTS
of
DR. AND MRS. HARVEY
C. IANKE
COMPLIMENTS
of
A FRIEND
Compliments ot
MAXlM'S DELICATESSEN
Gooo LUCK TO THE CLASS
or 1954
GOLLER BODY, INC.
24180 Lakeland Biva,
SAM'S MODERN BARBER SHOP
B28 East 200th Street
KEnmore I-3458
BIG SAM LITTLE SAM
Compliments of
FRANK TUREK
AND ORCHESTRA
I I llll
una'
.qgfiigl-gifs:
EUCLID POST No. 343
ll I u
To safeguard and transmit to posterity the
principles of Iustice, Freedom. and Democracy."
From the Preamble i
American Legion Constitution
T H A N K Y 0 U . . .
Without the help and guidance of many people, To Mr. H. Hurst . . . Painesville Publishing Co.
this yearbook would have been impossible . . , We ...for complying with all our new ideas . . . for
wish to express our deepest appreciation to them . . . being an understanding person whom it was a pleos-
To Dr. W. Fordyce . . . Superintendent of Schools ure to work with . . .
...for providing us with all the wonderful facilities To Mrs. Hecker I i i Lime King publishing CO.
fef PUlJll5l'l"'Q lhls Yeefbook - - - . . . for helping us to design our cover . . .
To Mr. C, Owens . . . Euclid Principal . . . for To Mi.. Mi Robb i i i Camera Club i i i for mk-
Weflslng Wifli US Gnd l'lelPlf1Q US with 0U" new ideee ing our social section pictures . . . for patiently -
end OU' m0'1Y Problems i ' - making so very many reprints for us . . .
T0 MV- W- SClWWeQle' - - V Ellelld VlCe'P'l"lClPCll To Miss B. Kost . . . for diligently checking over '
. , . for taking an active interest in our book . . . OH our written mane, i i Q
moz? Wilfglr 'his 'efgtigsgiiid bO'iiL?iLeSo mcqgii To the faculty . . . for accepting with smiles all
his help and understanding . . . but most of all for Exgiiiifigrses fOrfc?retitifi2?r ilgiisggejgijgntooiirzjoribeiondi:-ire: -
being a real friend as well as an advisor . . . ing the ii-ilirigfdoys of the picture taking , , . p ,
T0 Mr. R- Befmeff - r - Bl-'5lneSS SDOVWSOV 4 4 - fel' To the students . . . for all the co-operation
Pf0VldlnQ U5 with The bl-'dQel' needed T0 Pl-ll3ll5l'i 0 given us , . , for help in many of our problems . . .
beek Sl-'Ch 05 l'l"l5 i A - To the staffs . . , for the book itself . . . for giv-
To Raimor Studios . . . for having such patience ing of their time freely for a better yearbook . . .
with us . . . for taking over three-fourths of all our Without the help of each and every one men-
pictures , . . for giving up their valuable time in tioned this book would not have been published...
order to take a special picture for us . . . to say "thank you" would hardly be enough, but
To Mr, Ri Seifz i I h Cievelond Engraving CO iiii we do wish to say it with the deepest sincerity . . .
for giving us a free hand with our book , . . for ll10"'l4 YOU Ull VefY mUCl'l-
offering valuable technical advice . . . THE EXECUTIVE STAFF
92711321-B two hundred and eighteen
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