Garfield High School - Rampage Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1950 volume:

- ? W w PHEXY PUHIHHHS MIHHHH cwdtons , Pat Trasfer Co'Ed'fors Don Earlenbaugh 00-9'k!Ns9 Sponsored by THE GARFIELD STUDENT CCUNCII. STAFF: Frances Burkhart Barbara Butcher Roger Coast Lullu Cork Roger Edwards Rose Marie Galizio Janet Haberkost Mary Horan Marilyn Laird Rita Ondecker Genevieve Outland Dick Snead Sally Van Horn Mildred Westfall ADVISERS: John Eshack Paul Pugh Mary Reed Marjorie Skewes lCeneralJ Robert Vernon William Waggoner Pongracz 1'Photographerl Q' 1111 vmnriam We wish to dedicate this book in grateful recognition to the memory of Earl Wright for his inspiration as a coach, for his ability as a teacher, for his friendly spirit of cooperation, and for the chal- lenge to manhood he gave to Nhis boysl' CROSSING THE BAR Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out: to sea, But such a tide as moving seems asleep. Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark: For though from out our bourne of Time The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. and Place Tennyson In the hearts of its students, graduates, and faculty from 1926 to 1950, nlVIr. Garfield High has been Mr. A. D. Ladd, principal. Even though he is retiring to well-earned leisure, the imprint of his personality and the inspiration of his ideals will remain here for many years to come. With pride and deep affection the school acknowledges its debt of gratitude to its good friend and wishes him and Mrs. Ladd pleasant traveling on the road ahead. HHN HHMINISIHH f T f- PY ' N Y' J- f .,: 'W f-1 j X- fr NM Q sd f f? .4-KE, Qlcf f X, - f wg F913 gf' P F f 0 r 1 X fv-Ai ln' T 5 1 f X LL P ' f' R' Q ' J f N ,AL- E-E17Q-E r X - W -L L... - iw U ff f f f X 1 ' lf! 6 fn ' Z J L' Q ,Ag I U hhbh f ...N 'HHII H Ns .4 , 1 ,f , ..,.:::1 5 - .' 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Holihy or Spa-Clal ,M-tlxlly: Hi-Y :Ml- visor. univs. glarcix-iiing ami Mrs. liiiiilf-r little helper. . Counselor vw wg!!! MARJORIE SKEWES ifollvgesz lxliII!lt'HUl2l University uni Wvstvrn Hes:-rw lfllivrirsity. l3ii'tl1plai'e: lfilgivrtoii. Ohio. liolrlry or Slim-ini Xi-livity: Knitting. THELMA ALLEN Subjects: World History and Psycho- logy. Colleges: Mount Union. Birthplace: Warren, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Cooking. RUTH C. AMRINE Subjects: English and Social Studies. Colleges: Ohio State University. Birthplace: Mansfield. Ohio. Hobby or Special Activities: None. WILLIAM E. ANDERSON Subjects: Driver Education. Colleges: Westniinster. Birthplace: Sharon, Pennsylvania. Hobby or Special Activity: Books. GLADYS ARBOGAST Subjects: English. Colleges: Akron University. Birthplace: Akron, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Collecting shells. GRACE I. BATCHELOR Subjects: Machine Operation and Typ- ing. Colleges: Akron University, Indiana Business College. Birthplace: Rochester. Indiana. Hobby or Special Activity: Playing on my l7 acre farm at Ira. JULIA M. BENSON Subjects: World History and Civics. Colleges: Akron University and Ohio State. Birthplace: Orrville. Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Reading. Ir. Y-Teens. DAVID F. BISTLINE Subjects: Mechanical Drawing. Colleges: Bowling Green State Univer- sity. Birthplace: West Unity, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Boating. it ii 439-r QQ' LOUDELL BOYES Subjects: American History. Colleges: Akron University andy West- ern Reserve University. Birthplace: Montgomery, Alabama. Hobby or Special Activity: Bridge. CHARLES E. BREWBAKER Subjects: Mathematics. Colleges: M4-Kendree College, Illinois University. Akron University. Birthplace: Illinois. Hobby or Special Activity: Coach Gar- field Rifle Team. SARAH C. CALDWELL Subjects: Biology, Health. Colleges: Georgia State College for Women. Birthplace: Covington, Georgia. Hobby or Special Activity: Collecting Souvenir teaspoons and Hotel station- ery. RUTH CARROTHERS Subjects: Music. Colleges: Kent State University, Akron University. Juilliard School, Colum- bia University. Birthplace: Cincinnati, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Music. FERN CARTER Subjects: Home Economics. Colleges: Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Birthplace: Lewistown. Illinois. Hobby or Special Activity: Travel. EARL L. CAVES Subjects: General Shop. Colleges: Ripon and Stout. Birthplace: Black River Falls, Wiscon- Slrl. Hobby or Special Activity: Silversmith- ing. MERLE A. CLARK Subjects: Printing. College: Akron University. Birthplace: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Hobby or Special Activity: Fishing. ROBERT B. COLE Subjects: Band and Orchestra. Colleges: Akron University. Birthplace: Youngstown, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Dance band. BENSON COLLINS Subjects: Music. Colleges: College of Music, Cincinnati, Bush Conservatory, Chicago. Birthplace: Carlisle, Ky. Hobby or Special Activity: Flowers. LUCILLE DAVISON Subjects: Cafeteria Manager, foods. Colleges: Kent State University, Akron University, Chicago University. Birthplace: Noble County, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Teaching evening classes at University. PHILLIP DIENOFF Subjects: Physical Education. Colleges: Syracuse University, Akron University. Birthplace: New York City, New York. Hobby or Special Activity: Coaching baseball and playing golf. JOHN J. ESHACK Subjects: World History and Consumer Economics. Colleges: Heidelberg, Ohio State, Ak- ron University. Birthplace: Vienna, Austria. Hobby or Special Activity: Fishing and collecting classical records. ANNA MAE FLINT Subjects: Shorthand, Office Practice. Colleges: Akron University, Northwest- ern University. Birthplace: Huron, New York. Hobby or Special Activity: Sewing. Cooking. DOROTHY FRAZIER Subjects: .lournalism and English. Colleges: Lake Erie College. Birthplace: Indianapolis, Ind. Hobby or Special Activity: Beading. FINLEY S. FULLERTON Subjects: Civics andwBusiness Training. Colleges: Kent State and Akron Uni- versity. Birthplace: Huntsville, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Fishing, woodworking. DOROTHY H. GLOVER Subjects: Arts and crafts. Colleges: Pratt Institute, New York, Universities of Illinois, Minnesota. Michigan, Akron. Birthplace: Aurora, Illinois. Hobby or Special Activity: Designing. JOHN GRIFFITH Subjects: Mathematics and basketball. Colleges: Akron University. Birthplace: Canton, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Sports, music, handcraft. BLANCHARD R. HENSAL Subjects: Biology, English, history, psy- chology. Colleges: Akron University. Birthplace: Clearfield County, Pennsyla vania. Hobby or Special Activity: Photography and travel. VIRGINIA E. HIMEBAUGH Subjects: Library. Colleges: Akron University and West- ern Reserve. Birthplace: Akron, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: None. KATHARINE LEE HOOVER Subjects: Foods and clothing. Colleges: Iowa State College. Birthplace: Linn County, Missouri. Hobby or Special Activity: Bridge. NORA R. HUSTON Subjects: Mathematics. K Colleges: Akron U, Buffalo U, Colum- bia. Birthplace: Hazel Hurst, Pennsylvania. Hobby or Special Activity: Gardening. fishing, sports. MOULTON ORMEROID Subjects: Health. Colleges: American College Physical Ed., Chicago, Ill., Akron University. Birthplace: Warren, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Wlorking with young people. JULIETTE RITA PARENTI Subjects: :Spanish. Colleges: Akron University, Royal Uni- versity of Florence, Italy. Birthplace: Monongahela, Pa. Hobby or Special Activity: Needlework, collecting tea cups and antique china. ENGENIA PAVELOI Subjects: Commercial. Colleges: Univ. of Akron, ISllI'IlIY1Pl'SI New York, Kent Statel. Birthplace: Akron, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Pan-Ameri- can Club. BERTHA PENNINGTON Subjects: Home Economics. Colleges: Bradley Institute. Birthplace: Indianapolis. Indiana. Hobby or Special Activity: Gardening. MIRIAM PENNINGTON Subjects: English. Colleges: Akron University and Ohio State University. Birthplace: Bowling Green, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Music, art. WILBUR F. PFEIFER Subjects: Biology. Colleges: Kent State, Akron University. Birthplace: Akron, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Visual Edu- cation. ELIZABETH K. PLEASANTS Subjects: English. Colleges: University of Southern Calif., Western Reserve, London, Univ. Hobby or Special Activity: Travel. FLORENCE PORTER Subjects: English. Colleges: Akron University. Birthplace: Louisville, Kentucky. Hobby or Special Activity: Story-telling. PAUL R. PUGH Subjects: Chemistry . Colleges: Akron University. Birthplace: Logan County, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Chemical. novelties. E. PEARL RAMSEY Subjects: Latin. Colleges: Hiram College, Wisconsiii U. Birthplace: Tunnel Hill, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Latin Club, Flowers Iroses and violetsl. MARY B. REED Subjects: Business English and Coni- mercial subjects. Colleges: New York University. Birthplace: Alautua. Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Gardening. M. SHAFFER Subjects: Mechanical Drawing. Colleges: Carleton, Bradley University, and Akron University. Birthplace: Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Hobby or Special Activity. Gardening and baseball. ROBERT J. SIMMONS Subjects: Civics. Colleges: Akron University, Kent State. Birthplace: Akron Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: All types of sports. JESSIE G. SMITH Subjects: English. Colleges: Akron University. Birthplace: Monica, Illinois. Hobby or Special Activity: Travel. 2 1 LULA H. SMITH Subjects: American Literature, Word Study, English. Colleges: University of Akron. Birthplace: Lexington, Mississippi. Hobby or Special Activity: Collecting rings. HAROLD E. STOUT Subjects: Driving. Colleges: Miami and Akron University. Birthplace: Oelboa, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Woodwork- ing. ERNEST S. SWANSON Subjects: Physics and Sr. Science. Colleges: Michigan University, Akron University, Kent State. Birthplace: Lima, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Collecting coins. ROBERT E. VERNON W. Subjects: History. Colleges: Akron University. Birthplace: Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Photogra- rhy- L. WAGGONER Subjectsci Speech. Colleges: Akron University and Colum- bia University. Birthplace: Pittsburgh. Pa. Hobby or Special Activity: Lost on the high C,s . VERNA WALLACE Subjects: Bookkeeping. recording. typ- ing. Colleges: Ohio State University and Cincinnati University. Birthplace: Newcomerstown, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Gardening. FLORENCE WERNER Subjects: French and English. Colleges: Ohio Wesleyan, Wlestern He- serve, La Sorbonne, Paris, France. Birthplace: New Washington, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Gardening. I. H. WESSEL Subjects: Business Training. Colleges: Baldwin Wallace and Akron University. Birthplace: Huntingburg, Indiana. Hobby or Special Activity: Travel and gardening. VERENA L. WHITE Subjects: American History and Cov- ernment. Colleges: Ohio University and Ohio State University. Birthplace: London, England. Hobby or Special Activity: Professional and civic organizations. ALEXANDER WILSON Subjects: Business l.aw, Drainatics. English. Colleges: University of Alontana and Colorado. Birthplace: Great Britain. Hobby or Special Activity: Play Pro- duction. CORL J. ZIMMERMAN Subjects: Athletics, Civics. Colleges: Mount Union, Michigan Uni- versity. Birthplace: Akron, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Athletics. NADINE N. JENNINGS Subjects: Algebra. Colleges: Ohio University. Birthplace: Morgantown, WV. Ya. Hobby or Special Activity: Bowling and golf. CAROLINE KEMPEL Subjects: Mathematics. Colleges: Trinity College, Washington. D. C., U of Akron. Birthplace: Akron, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Stamps. character dolls. old spoons, niadon- nas. HELEN F. POE Subjects: Physcical Education. Colleges: Harvard, Wrisconsin, Kent. Akron University. Birthplace: Zanesville, Ohio. Hobby or Special Activity: Gardening, Ping-Pong. ADELAIDE F. THURSTON Subjects: English. Colleges: Allegheny, College. Birthplace: Meadville, Pennsylvania. Hobby or Special Activity: Cooking. A. Sec'y: Mrs. Betty Simmons Sec'y: Mrs. Lucille McNeil Building Custodian: Landis Major .gl A 15 .,., A--- - Z , 2 ,I 4-is V Hifi QQ '- aff rg' H lg: ' V. , , . . . , 'fmlgii' il i COOKS CUSTODIANS H. Freeman: N. Hanna: F. Wykuff. ,l. Pisa: T. Haralsonz H. Wa HHSHS 'I , 1 , I 1 1 I 1421? E , M ' Q., F- -' ' - ,- s . E :-- x- il ' ,Y if - f Q i Q- 1 -3 - -, QL, ,, - . ' I.. - - -f , . 1 -T: i? J - - ' an 5 Q . A V P- 4 1-9- ' 'f - ' ':'. '-1-. - :A - 1: - . h - lA , .,v:.. 2- .- ,- , Y - .- 1 YF, , ,. - ' S., - - . ,A .-. K it E -rv .. f - ' 1 -Y i .1 N ' -N , ' 4 1 'S , 1- - l , Sffv TVN SOPH FRE If o 0 R R N FF? Secretary President ' , f gilife bg., ..,.. , af- g ,- .332 ,I 3 KENNETH MERCHANT Ken Amlnition: To he famous. l7ref4-renc'es: Sports, loafing. Pet Peeves: Study halls. Vice-President Treasu rer KENNETH HAYNES Kenny Amllitionz To he a Pharmarist. Prefereneesz Playing foothall and haskethall. Pet Peevesz For someone to say, Bet me. THEODORE STEELE Ted RICHARD HERBRUCK Rich Amlmition: To heroine a pharmavist. Ambition: To he a suwess. Preferenvesz Dancing, sports, sharp Preferenvesz Sports, Music: ties. Pet Peevcs: Ugly girls. Central Pet l'eeves: Boy Prazy girls and High. teavhers who give homework. CLASS SONG Tune: Memories Round me at twilight come stealing Shadows of days that are through, Thoughts of the old days revealing, Cherished thought linger of you. Memories, Memories, Thoughts of days gone by Loyal to you, our hearts so true. These days at Garfield High. Happy days, carefree days, Now they all are through. Where'ere we roam, we'll consider In our beautiful memories. CLASS COLORS Green and White CLASS MOTTO To err is human, to forgive. d CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Loudell Boyes Mr. Alexander Wilson this home ivine. GEORGE ANDERSON Andy Ambition: To be a violinist. Preferences: Swimming. I Pet Peeves: VVomen who l yakity-yak . JOANNE ANDERSON Jo Ambition: To be a success in life. Preferences: Dancing, loafing and baseball players. Pet Peeves: People who are fickle. JOHN BAUMGARDNER Johnny Ambition: To make lots of money. Preferences: Listening to records. Pet Peeve: VVork. JOHN T. CHUMBLEY, JR. Johnny Ambition: To study law. Preferences: Playing pool. watching television at lIathy's. Pet Peeves: Vvuvy television. girls that smoke. KENNETH CUPPETT Kenny Ambition: To own my own business. Preferences: Eating hamburgs and drinking milkshakes. Pet Peeves: Girls who block the halls. HELEN DALESSIO Ambition: To be a career girl. Preferences: Dancing and sports. Pet l'ceves: Surprise tests and people wllo tell tall stories. 'NORMA DECKER Tiny Ambition:To be successful in life. Preferences: Dancing, sports. Pet Pceves: Know-it-alls. all .f 'I gdb' , gf ...gt -5' ,Q ,A TONY DiDONATO Do-nut Hole Ambition: To make a success of wbat's left of life. Preferences: Sports, to look at girls in the hall. Pet Peeves: Messy women. EVElYN DiFEO Evelyn Ambition: To learn to' cook. Preferences: Steve, football games, food. Pet Peeves: People who complain. DIXIE DODD Dix Ambition: To be successful. Preferences: Tall men you can wear beels with. Pet Peeves: Conceited boys. ARTHUR F. DORR Archie Ambition: Surgeon. Preferences: Vfomen. women. women. Pet Peeves: Vfomen drivers. . FAYE EDGE RoggeMy Ambition: To be a secretary. Preferences: Doing church work, sing- ing in church choir, loafing. Pet Peeves: History tests. mm mme Rusty Ambition: Office worker. Preferences: Football games, going to choir practice. Pet Peeves: History. people who call me Red . JANET FENWICK Jun Ambition: Secretary. Preferences: A vertain guy initials lf. E. H. Pet P:-eyes: lfonceiteel people. it 4 JOHN FISHER Johnny Ambition: To own my own farm or sporting goods store. Preferences: Blondes. Pet Peeves: Particular people and women drivers. VIRGINIA GANDEE Jenney Ambition: To be successful in life. Preferences: Reading, singing in church and school choirs. Pet Peeves: Flgotistieal people. DOROTHY GEITGEY Dot Ambition: To be a rieh soeial worker. Preferences: Dancing, 6 ft. tall boys, and M.Y.F. meetings. Pet Peeves: Surprise tests and people who ehange their minds. ARTHUR HARRIS Art Ambition: Retire at 21. Preferenees: Sleeping, playing baskete ball. Pet Peeve: Somebody telling me to hurry. GEORGE KOLASKY KIacIt Ambition: To be a millionaire. Preferences: To eat. sleep and no. work. Pet Peeves: Girls with short hair. MARTHA KUZEMCHAK Marty Ambition: To have a music store. Preferences: Playing for danves and loafing. Pet Peeves: Boys and American His- tory. FRANK I.aBEI.I.E Eddie Ambition: Retire at 19. Preferences: Sleeping and eating. Pet Peeves: Working, Isl- K. if 1 We , V. ,... if '--i-'-1: i 3 3 ---f2::::- MARILYN lAIRD Ambition: Art eareer. Preferences: Dancing, sports and eat- ing. Pet Peeves: Back seat drivers. JOAN IEMASTERS Jo Ambition: To get rich quiek. Preferences: Dancing, eating and men. Pet Peave: Men who are not tall enough to wear heels with. PHILIP LEONARDI Phil Ambition: To own a small business. Preferences: Parketeen, Gem theatre, Blondes and Brunettes. Pet Peeves: Bossy people, and fickle girls. PHYLLIS JOY LERCH PhiI Ambition: To be a gym teacher. Preferences: Playing volleyball and ping pong and Dr. George. Pet Peeves: Men. JEANNINE McBRIDE Teenie-bug Ambition: To be the first women to win the 500 mile race at Indianap- olis. Preferences: To be with a eertain sailor' named Philip Weber. Pet Peeves: People that lie to me. IMOGENE McCURDY Jeanie Ambition: To work in an office. Preferences: 12 inch hotdogs and Fri- days. Pet Peeves: Stuck-up people who know you one day and not the next. EMMA McDONAL Em Ambition: To get out of school. Preferenves: Leave Akron. Pet Peeves :History, People who don't believe me. KENNETH McDONAL Red Ambition: To get married someday. Preferences: Girls, girls, and more girls. Pet Peeves: Girls who don't speak to boys. .IIM MCMULLEN Shalt Ambition: To get a 90 in Mrs. Boyes' class. Preferences: Cleveland gal named MLenny . Pet Peeves: Too much learning-'I'oo little earning. JAMES McQUILKEN Herky Ambition: To be a psychiatrist. Preferences: Parketeen and girls. Pet Peeve: My English teacher. SHIRLEY MILLER Pinky Ambition: To make a mink coat. Preferenres: Dancing with tall men. Pet Peeves: Hillbilly songs. NANCY MOLOHOSKY Lauren Preferences: Florida with green con- vertibles with sterling silver dash- boards and pearl handled gearshift. Pet Peeves: Cruelties of life. THOMAS R. MORRIS Ruben Ambition: To graduate from high school and get a car. Preferences: To play the trumpet and eat hamburgs. DORIS MYERS Shortie Ambition: To learn to drive a certain blue Studebaker. Preferences: Blue eyes and chocolate milkshakes. Pet Peeves: People who canit be on time. EARLINE NIBLING Nil-I Ambition: Professional ice skater. Preferences: Saturdays, Sundays, va- cations and holidays. Pet Peeves: Writing headlines for the President BARBARA JOAN POLLOCK Barb Ambition: To be a buyer or model, marriage. Preferences: To get my own way, men, cheerleading. Pet Peeves: People who donit cheer at games, waiting on people. WILLIAM GENE RAY sin Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. Preferences: Wonien. Pet Peeves: People who are always late. BEVERLY RICH Skipper Ambition: To be a success in life. Preferences: Blue eyes and hamburgs with onions. Pet Peeves: People who say they are going to call at a certain time and are late. ROBERT RICH Bob Ambition: Instead of a life vocation- have a life vacation. Preferences: Loafing. Pet Peeve: Working. GERALD ROWLES Jeddy Ambition: To be a coach. Preferences: ,lean Price. Pet Peeves: Bill Holmes. MARY ANN SALYARDS Mary Ann Ambition: To go to Florida and New Orleans. Preferences: A certain sailor. Pet Peeves: Jealous people. , g RICHARD SANDERS Rich Ambition: To retire at 21. Preferences: Females, food, and money. Pet Peeves: irresponsible individuals. JANE SCRIMGEOUR Dee Ambition: To own seve11 cars, one for each day of the week. Preferences: Loafing and riding around during lunch period. Pet Peeves: People that give you butterscotch caramels when you have a loose tooth. PEGGY SCRUGGS Peg Ambition: To become a success in life and to own a blue Cadillac conver- tible. Preferences: Take part in church ac- tivities and listening to HBing s records. Pet Peeves: Getting up so early in the morning. DAVE SCYOC Red Ambition: To graduate. Preferences: 'Good food and girls. Pet Peeves: Painted girls. THOMAS SNYDER Jasper Ambition: Bowler. Preferences: Bowling and girls. Pet Peeves: Getting up early to go to school. JOY SPURRIER Joy Bon Ambition: Graduate and live in Ariz- ona and own a Pontiac convertible. Preferences: Soldier named Don. Pet Peeves: Looking for mail and never receiving any. DEAN STEPHENSON Butch Ambition: To appreciate history. Preferences: Blondes and 233A hours of sleep a day. Pet Peeves: People who don't like blondes. 352 r Ii' wwf? JIM STOKES Stokee Ambition: Be tha first male to attend Vassar. Preferences: XXIOIIIPII with money. Pet Peeves: Women without money KENNETH R. SUMMERS Kenny Ambition: Traveling salesman in the country. Preferences: Farmerfs daughters. Pet Peeve: Farmers. BETTY JEAN THOMPSON Ky Ambition: To own a red Buick con- vertible. f Preferences: To win Carl and 12 hot dogs. Pet Peeves: To be called 4'Bets . BEVERLY TUITE Bev Ambition: To be happy. Preferences: Friends. Pet Peeves: People who are late. LOIS VAN HORN Shorty Ambition: To get married in 3 years. Preferences: Dancing, movies and rol- ler skating. Pet Peeves: People who are never on time and Hstuck-up people . PETER VIDICAN Pete Ambition: To be an architect. Preferences: To get through four years of college. Pet Peeves: For a certain teacher to put the HR on the end of my first name. MARY WHATLEY Wot Ambition: To be a secretary. Preferences: Listening to records and dancing. Pet Peeves: lnquisitive people. Rich Herbruck .... Kenny Haynes. . . Art llarris ....... John Baumgardner. . . Pete Vidican ..... Kenny Cuppett ..... Bob Rich ........ Bob Rich ...... Tony DiDonato. . . Phil Leonardi .... John Fisher ...... Dean Stephenson. . Kenny McDonal. . John Baumgardner. . . Pete Vidican ..... John Chumbley. . . Kenny Merchant. . Kenny Haynes .... Rich Herbruck ..... Kenny McDonal .... Gerald Bowles. . . Ted Steele ..... Pete Vidican. PICTURE NOT SUBMITTED uBiIIu WILLIAM HICKEL Ambition: To be a millionaire. Preferences: Hunting and fishing. Pet Peeves: People. Valedictorian. . . Womanhood Cup. . . Manhood Cup. . Science Award. . Music Award. . . 0666 AWARDS Kenneth Merchant . . . .Phyllis Lerch ..Kenneth Haynes Kenneth Merchant Richard Herbruck 6666 SUPER SENIORS .Most Popular ..... Most Dependable. . . . Best Looking ..... .Most Bashful. .Best Dressed. .Prettiest Hair. . . .Nicest Smile. .Prettiest Eyes. . . . .Best Figure. Prettiest Teeth .... .. . .Tallest. .. . . .Shortest. . . Most Talkative .... .Most Modest ..... Most Sophisticated .... .Most Original ..... Most Studious. . . Most Courteous. . . .Most Wlitty. . . . Most Persistent .... .Most Athletic . Most Initiative. . . Most Poised .... .Nancy Molohosky . . . . .Phyllis Lerch . . . Earline Nibling . . . . . .Ethel Fekete . . . .Shirley Miller . . . . . Beverly Rich . . . Earline Nibling . . .Helen D'Alessio . . .Helen DiAlessio . . . .Mary Whatley . . . . . .Joy Spurrier . . .Lois Van Horn Martha Kuzemchak . . . . . .Ethel Fekete . . .Barbara Pollock . . . .Marilyn Laird . . . . .Phyllis Lerch . . . . .Dorothy Geitgey .Nancy Molohosky . . . . .Barbara Pollack . . . .Phyllis Lerch . . .Earline Nibling . . . .Marilyn Laird ,V .. 3 g , I Secretary President Vice-President Treasurer . of V' NANCY STERLING Nan MARGARET SIDLEY Peggy Ambition: To be a private secretary. Ambition: To become a successful Preferences: Dancing, football teacher. games. Preferences: Living, laughing, lov- Pet Peeves: People that think only ing. of themselves. Pet Peeves: People who talk a lot but say little. ERNEST CALHOUN Ernie THOMAS F. KRENGEL Kris Ambition: To he a successful law- Ambition: To be a billionaire. yer or teacher. Preferences: Baseball, chubby girls. Preferences: Sports, American or Pet Peeves: Girls that gossip: Miss World history. Smitlfs American Lit. quizzes. Pet Peews: Getting up in the win- ter. 'l2A SENIOR CLASS SONG Tune: My Hero Good-bye, all Prexy students for We'll miss you so, Time has come now to leave you. and We must go. Sharing these past four years with You, weill never forget the True friends we've made. So-long, we'll keep the mem'ries of Days gone by. To Thee, our Alma Mater Vive hid a farewell, These have been happy moments Vl'e've loved so well. Now comes time for our parting We are sorry to go, but Well have to say Good-bye. dear Garfield High School Good-bye. Good-bye. CLASS COLORS Aqua and Wvhite CLASS MOTTO Man cannot live without some great purpose outside himself. CLASS FLOWER Pink Camelia CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Verna Vlvallace Mrs. Thelma Allen Mr. Paul Pugh Mr. John Eshack Mrs. Florence Porter Miss Ruth Amrine Nlr. Robert Vernon T51 JOYCE ANGLIN Joy Ambition: To be successful in life. Preferences: A tall, dark, handsome man and Cbevrolets. Pet Peeves: Bossy people and bleached blondes. VIRGINIA ARNOLD Gin Ambition: Go to Eastern Nazarene Col- lege and get a MRS. degree. Preferences: Buicks, hamburgers, and tall blonde boys. Pet Peeves: People that crack their gum in my ear when Pm trying to study. WILLIAM ARNOTT Wee WiIIie Ambition: To travel. Preferences: Vacations, baseball, milk- shakes. Pet Peeve: Big people sitting in front of me at games. JULIA BABICH Julie Ambition: To be a successful steno- grapher. Preferences: Tall, dark, handsome men and business subjects. Pet Peeves: Being called Red',. JOYCE BAIRD Joyce Ambition: To live in New York. Preferences: Frankie Lain's records. Pet Peeves: People who tramp on your feet in the hall and don't even say Hpardon me . CAROL ANN BAKOS Carol Ambition: To be a nurse or private secretary. Preferences: A certain M, R. at Kent State. Dancing, bowling. swiiiming. Pet Peeves: Stuck up people. BERNADINE BALTRINIC Bernie Ambition: To be a secretary. Preferences: Sports, music, dancing. Pet Peeves: People who don't bring sales tax stamps. WILLIAM B. BARR BiII Ambition: Professional Marine. Preferences: Good food, hunting, wo- men. Pet Peeves: Master sergeants. NANCY BEAVON Nun Ambition: To work in a Doctor's office. Preferences: Football games and Park- ateen. Pet Peeves: People who sit at football games and smoke 3 cent cigars. GLADYS BELL Gladys Ambition: To become a math teacher. Preferences: Successful life. Pet Peeves: Boys who like to be seen. JACOB D. BELL Jake Ambition: See the world. Preferences: Football. Pet Peeves: Noisy gum chewers. DANIEL BENYA Bunny Ambition: To be a radio announcer in Cactus Junction. Preferences: Girls, cars and what nots. Pet Peeves: Cactus, and giggling girls at the show, big wheels. VERONICA BERENYI Sissie Ambition: To be a singer and have a family. Preferences: Dancing, singing, pretty clothes. Pet Peeves: To be disappointed and turned down, to have cigarette smoke in my face. VERA MAE BETTS Blondie Ambition: To be a successful steno- grapher. Preferences: Business subjects and bas- ketball games. Pet Peeves: Stubborn boys and being called Bleachie . l 2' Y' 5 DOROTHY BOETTNER Dot Ambition: To be a model. Preferences: Having a good time and going places. Pet Peeves: A phony. WENDEl.l. BOGNAR Wendy Ambition: To own my own theatre some day. Preferences: Playing sports. Pet Peeves: Going to school. RICHARD l. BOIKE Dick Ambition: To own my own newspaper some day. Preferences: Hunting and fishing. Pet Peeves: Going to school. JEWEU. BOlENDER Judy Ambition: To be a private stenogra- pher. Preferences: Business subjects. Pet Peeves: A phony or show off. HUEY BRANNOCK Hass Ambition: To graduate from college and continue with a good job. Preferences: Ping pong and football, to make good on my job. Pet Peeves: Teachers with homework 4 Mrs. Boyesl. ROBERTA BROWN Bobbie Ambition: Bookkeeper. Preferences: Football games and square dancing. Pet Peeves: High heels and slacks. 'GERAl.DlNE BUCHANAN Gerry Ambition: To be a private secretary. Preferences: Boys, motorcycles, sports. Pet Peeves: Locker No. 37 and people who pop their knuckles. JAMES E. BUCHER .Iim Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. Preferences: Motorcycles. Pet Peeves: Pushing '34 Plymouths. FRANCES BURKHART Fran Ambition: To be a stenographer. Preferences: Dancing and swimming. Pet Peeves: Pink shirts with red ties and suspenders. BARBARA BUTCHER Stinky Ambition: To go to India. Preferences: Indians. Pet Peeves: Feudin', fussin', and fights 1n'. GAYLE CALEY Pug Ambition: To sing at the umetv. Preferences: Records by Caruso, and Carfield's choir. Pet Peeves: Bus drivers, after 3:30 P. M. DON CAPLINGER Cap Ambition: To graduate, if possible. Preferences: To chase after skirts, fgirls to youl. Pet Peeves: I don't like work. DORIS CARTER Shun Ambition: To have a dancing career. Preferences: Jean Shepherd's dance studio and student council. Pet Peeves: People who brag. EPIFANO G. CARUSO Jerry Ambition: To be happy, weathly, wise. Preferences: Spaghetti, macaroni. meat balls. Pet Peeves: Spinach, beans, rice. PATRICIA CASE POW Ambition: To be a teacher. Preferences: Student eounc-il and Miss Skewes. Pet Peeves: People who eraek their gum. GEORGE CHARNEY Ambition: To be happy. Preferences: Loafing down at Chestnut Ridge. Pet Peeve: Work. MARGARET CINALT Ambition: To be a good wife. Preferenees: A Certain soldier with brown wavy hair. Pet Peeves: People who know too muvh. ROGER LEE COAST ROS Ambition: To be sum-essful and happy. Preferenees: Friends, clubs vonvert- ibles, girls. Pet Peeves: Gossip, eoneeitedness. MARJORIE COHELEY CoCo Ambition: To be a suc-eess at whatever I do. Preferences: Bob and sports and the name of Mrs. Auman. Pet Peeves: Locker No. 37 and people who brag! MURIEL COLE Muwee Ambition: To beeome a registered nurse. Preferenves: Mrs. Boyes' history Class. Pet Peeves: High heels and socks, con- eeited people. liars. CAROL E. COLEMAN Red Ambition: To go to Canada on a fish- ing trip. Preferences: Fishing, good food. and women. Pet Peeves: Doing home work and wo- men who talk too muvh. ww Q? www, -me 5' 2 iii 5 ROSEMARY COLEMAN Rosie Ambition: College. musician, and stay- ing single. Preferences: Cheeseburgers. popeorn, and Concerts. Pet Peeves: Steadies that flirt with other girls. ALBERT COLLIER Sleepy Ambition: To be some good in this world. Preferences: Sports and friends. Pet Peeves: Bad times. BEVERLY JANE COLVIN Bev Ambition: To travel. Preferenves: Bowling, travel. Pet Peeves: Neighborhood businesses who won't put ads in the President. LULLU ANN CORK LU Ambition: To finish four years of Col- lege. Preferences: Miniature golfing and Thomastown young people. Pet Peeve. People who are always late. ANNA COSTARAS Ann Ambition: To get married and have five sons so that I can organize my own basketball team. Preferences: Clothes. money and men. Pet Peeves: People who aren't on time. ALLEN CRAMER CreumrolI Ambition: To be a sur-vess. Preferences: Football games, hamburg- ers and blondes. Pet Peeves: Coming to sehool at 7:30 A. M. for detention. NORMAN. DEITCH Unprin?able' Ambition: Broadway Musival Star. Preferenves: Wine, women and song. Pet Peeves: People who aren't on time. 1 YVONNE DEPUE Evie Ambition: To make up my mind what I want to be. Preferences: Fried chicken and a cer- tain tall, dark, handsome fellow. Pet Peeves: Baseball games and argu- ments. JOYCE MARIE DICK Joy Ambition. To be a nurse. Preferences: Classical music, miniature golf and Thomastown young people. Pet Peeves: People who say lAre you for real? Boys who refuse to grow up. MARY DINAPOLI Shorty Ambition: To reach five feet. Preferences: To go to California and Washington. Pet Peeves: To be called Shorty. MARY DOSHEFF Shorty Ambition: To marry Bill S. Preferences: Bowling, dancing and stepping out with Bill. Pet Peeves: Bossy people and also people who don't mind their own business. MELVA LAVON DOUGLAS MeI Ambition: To be a good wife. Preferences: Tall, dark-haired boys. Pet Peeves: Being called i'Hey . 'CHARMAINE DOWNS Char Ambition: To be a psychiatrist. Preferences: Dancing, swimming and football games. Pet Peeves: Jealous girls. JOANNE DURKIN Jo Ambition: To be a stenographer or a Joctoris receptionist. Preferences: Dancing, Blue-Tri work. Pet Peeves: People who force smiles. CHARLOTTE DYER Ambition: Majorette at Kent State: author of a best-seller. Preferences: Football, band. horses. Pet Peeves: Miss Smith's American l,it. quizzes. DONALD EARLENBAUGH Don Ambition: Lawyer4President of the U. S. Preferences: Hamburgs with pickles and brownettes. Pet Peeves: Girls that talk too much: kill joys. ROGER EDWARDS Abe Lincoln Ambition: Teach, play professional baseball. Preferences: Little Coochie 4'Her . Pet Peeves: Pickles, gum crackers. DOROTHY JEAN EMERY Kitten Ambition: Designer. Housewife. Preferences: Bob, Roller Skating. Pet Peeves: High school students smok- ing: the Army. JO ANN ESSEX jo Ambition: Secretary. Preferences: French fries, Baseball. Pet Peeves: Conceited people. Q SHIRLEY FAIN Troubles Ambition: To marry Glenn Custer. Preferences: Glenn and mashed pota- toes. Pet Peeves: Conceited men. EDWARD A. FEATHERS Tiny Ambition: To be a horse doctor. Preference: To swim and loaf. Pet Peeve: To be irritated by beautiful females. 1 L JIM FENTON Red Ambition: To own my own gym. Preferences: Basketball, milkshakes. Pet Peeves: English, brothers. ELLEN MAY FRAME Irish Ambition: To be a nurse or phycholo- gist. Preferences: Laughing, singing, and winter. Pet Peeves: The nerve I don't have that some people have too much of. NORMA .IOAN FRANKLAND Norm Ambition: To be a grade school teacher or a housewife. Preferences: Traveling, have fun, laugh. Pet Peeves, Men, being slapped on the back, being called Norma Jean. MARILYN DORIS FRANTZ Marilyn Ambition: To be a secretary. Preferences: Dancing, Fred Morgan. Pet Peeves: Nosey people. DOROTHY J.. FREEMAN DoMy Ambition: To be a sucecss. Preferences. That certain fellow at Ak- ron U. Pet Peeves: Noisy people. JOSEPH L. FRIEDMAN J0e Ambition: To pay a larger income tax than Al Jolson. Preferences: Canary yellow convertibles with powder blue tops. Pet Pecve: Teachers who think they know more than the students. ROSE MARIE GALIZIO Gizzy Ambition: To succeed in whatever I decide to become. Preferences: Dancing. Frankie Lain. and a tall, dark. fellow. Pet Peeves: Beards. . .. 2. . .as-.r 'Q' I . S 'A S 53 .... ff gr f 'sa i H 2. i012 an W . .V 'E ,. ..,,., NE 'Bk I xt ...vg I ' V' E ,it VIRGINIA GARDNER Sfoop and Ginny Ambition: To be a seamstress and to marry Don. V Preferences: Don. chocolate sundaes, children, dressmaking. Pet Peeves: Men that go stag to dances and then sit on the side lines. STEVE GEORGE Government secret Ambition: To be a successful million- aire. Preferences: women. Pet Peeves: American Literature.. RUTH GRANT Ambition: To be a school teacher. Preferences: Watching sports events. history, dancing, hamburgs. Pet Peeves: Women smoking in public. GLORIA MAE GRETLER GIory Ambition:To be a school teacher. Preferences: Math, dancing, football games. Pet Peeves: Talkative girls, devilish boys. STEPHEN GRIEBLING Sieve Ambition: Professional musician and to be a bachelor. Preferences: Bach, Beethoven, Brahms. Pet Peeves: Giddy girls. MARY LOU GRIMES Mary Ambition: To be a history teacher. Preferences: History, Tommy Dorsey. baseball and dancing. Pet Peeves: Democrats, mathematics, two-timers. JAMES GODA Jim Ambition: To be a millionaire. Preferences: Girls with light-brown hair. Pet Peeves: .lim Heinbuck. BETTY GROSE Ambition: Airline Hostess. Preferences: Travel. Pet Peeves: Chewing gum. PAT HAMMERLIN Little girl Ambition: To be a secretary in a radio station, and traveling. Preferences: Perry Como and St. Petera burg, Florida. Pet Peeves: Sarcastic people and home- work. JAMES HALL Jim Ambition: To finish high school. Preferences: All the luxuries of life. Pet Peeves: Bob Hunter. ELEANOR JANE HAMLIK Sunny or Janie Ambition: To be a dancing teacher or work in an office. Preferences: All sports, dancing, food .l. B. and my mom. Pet Peeves: Girls who have their eyes on other girls' boy friends. FLOYD HAMMAR Bud Ambition: To travel with a dance band. Preferences: Stan Kenton recordings. JEAN HAMMER Jeannie Ambition: To attend college. Preferences: Bill. music. football games. Pet Peeves: inflated egos. homework. ELIZABETH HARTLINE Lizzy Ambition: 'llo be a success in life. Preferences: 'fall boys with blond crew cut. and banana splits. Pet Peeves: Boys that thinks they are H. T. U. DON HARWOOD Mau Ambition: Get rid of my nickname. Preferences: Wine, women. and more women. Pet Peeves: An empty gas tank. MARCELLENE HAWK Mamie Ambition: To be a college teacher of piano. Preferences: Music, band, redheads. Pet Peeve: Marching at a football game in the rain. WILLIAM A. HECKMAN BiII Ambition: To have highest paid office in Firestone. Preferences: Highest accessible accom- modations. Pet Peeves: Wondering what l'll be doing ten years from now. JAMES HEINBUCK Jim Ambition: To get out of school. Preferences: Blond haired girls with a convertible and money. Pet Peeves: .lim Coda. RITA JANE HENDERSON Janie Ambition: To be a success and travel: eventually get married. Preferences: Dancing, choir, Saturday nights. Pet Peeves: Twirp season, fathers with a deadline. ROSEMARY HERDINA RDCIKy Ambition: To pitch my tent in Bar- berton. Preferences: Tall blondes with great big dimples. Pet Peeves: Zotzl lflleans-drop dead! short guys. NANCY HEWGILL Red Ambition: 'llo own a green' oldsmobile convertible and travel around the world. ' Preferences: Dancing.. men. sports. Pet Peeves: People that are never on time. ADA HICKS Ambition: To bea kindergarten teacher. Preferenr-es: Iiating and playing bad- minton. Pet Peeves: People that are never on time. MARVIN HILL Ozzie and no gas Ambition: Drive a hot rod. Preferences: Convertibles and women who own them. Pet Peeves: Bleam-hed blondes. MARY HORAN Mary Ambition: To travel and be a sueress in life. Preferenees: Daneing, ehieken, buieks and Portage Lakes. Pet Peeves: Being slapped on the baek. JOHN HUDAK Hank Ambition: To learn to danve. Preferenees: Shorter weeks and longer vaeations. Pet Peeves: 'lioo much homework in senior year. ROBERT HUNTER Bob Ambition: Retire at 21. JOHN S. INMAN Jacques Ambition: To become Premier of Rus- sia. Preferenves: Blue-eyed blondes, dreamy ITlllSII', PAC. Pet Peeves: Obstinate teavhers who de- mand that I do my homework. DULCIE INNINGS Dotey Ambition: To always be happy. Preferenees: A eertain Phil. Pet Peeves: People who tell lies. :fmt .a ' .-... . i f rt af :V '- r gi 7 5 U ,, ,g 9 mem . ' - 2.5 Ville , 9 4 X.. to if 'af' egg. 2 ge 1 Q tk 'N L ' GL 5 Q 21, MW an Ai. ,Y ff J it? yi ... In , Ya., A ANNE JAKUBISIN Jada Ambition: To go to Brooklyn, N. Y. Preferences: Tall men with jokes. Pet Peeves: The Marines. NANCY JAMESON Nance Ambition: To attend college. Preferenres: Seeretarial work, football games. Pet Peeves: Homework. JACQUELINE JEFFERYS Jinx or Jackie Ambition: 'l'o berome a private secre- tary. Preferenr-es: Dan:-ing, food and B. R. from Central. Pet Peeves: Girls who steal other girl's boy friends. SALLY JENKINS Ambition: 'llo be happy always. Preferenres: Eating. musie, and Cene. ARVID JOHNSON Arv Ambition: To bec-ome a great arf-hiterft. Preferenees: Cider, women, and song and Goodyear Air Scouts. Pet Peeves: Guys like B. Liebold and Patty Beers. RICHARD JOINER Rich Ambition: Criminal lawyer. Preferenres: A jolly time in Nlrs. Boyes' history elass. Pet Peeves: Flirting in history. tons Juov ffJ,,,4yff Ambition: To be a nurse, travel. Preferenves: Football, basketball games. Pet Peeves: People who always com- plain. JAMES DOYT KALLENBACH Jim Ambition: To own the biggest modeling agency in N. Y. and take all the models on a cruise around the world. Preferences: Beautiful blondes with money and big cars. Pet Peeves: People that tell things when they shouldn't. RONALD KARES Careless Ambition: Co to college. to be the smartest ditch digger in the business. Preferences: Midget auto racing. sleek convertibles. Pet Peeves: Short chapels. long classes and dull study halls. PETER J. KEFALOS Pete Ambition: lingineer. Preferences: Long chapels. short classes. Pet Peeves: Short chapels. long classes. EDWIN KELSO Skipper Ambition: To be a printer. Preferences: New Buick convertibles. Pet Peeves: Homework. JAMES E. KINDIG Jim Ambition: To be a confirmed bachelor. Preference: Fishing. hunting. swim- ming, and loafing. Pet Peeve: To be confused by sus- picious moves of women. ELAINE KIRBY Ambition: To graduate. Preferences: Eating and sleeping. Pet Peeves: Too much homework. JOHN W. KIRK .l. W. Ambition: To be Editor of New York Times. Preferences: Steak, stew and skirts. Pet Peeves: Snobs. GEORGE W. KIRKENDALL JR. G. W. Ambition: Chemical engineer. Preferences: Brunettes. Pet Peeves: Wolfessez . IRENE KLINCHAK Inky Ambition: To live up to my parent's ideals. Preferences: Tall-goodlooking fellows, Chevrolet sedan. Pet Peeves: Part-time friends. cons ceited people. WALTER KLUCHNIK Russian Ambition: For me and Joe to rule the U. S. Preferences: Big fat Russian woman. Pet Peeves: People that call me Rus- sian. PAUL A. KOLBAS Sausage Ambition: To live to be 100. Preferences: Sports, sleeping and eat- ing. Pet Peeves: Physics. HARVEY KOVAC Harv Ambition: To stay single. Preferences: Blue-eyed brunettes. Pet Peeves: Uncooperative girls. W JEANETTE KRANNICH Jeanette Ambition: To be a nurse. Preferences: Traveling, listening to Dime a Dozenw, watching Milton Berle on television. Pet Peeves: People who crack chewing gum in my ear. MARY ANN LABROZZI Labroz Ambition: To be a real-estate saleslady. Preferences: Money. music and blue eyes. Pet Peeves: Cfonceited people. ROBERT LAKE Kemtone Ambition: To loaf and own a 48 Pon- tiac. Preferences: Ice skating and automo- biles. Pet Peeves:'Having to work at work. JOSEPH CARL LATONA Joe, Sunny and .l.C. Ambition: To be a success at whatever I undertake. Preferences: Sleep, food and sports. Pet Peeves: Getting up in the morning. JOAN LAUTENSCHLAOER Slim Ambition: To live up to my lYl0Ll1CF,S ideals: to become a music teacher. Preferences: Tennis: playing the piano. Pet Peeves: Cushy people. DAVID LEES Ambition: Not much of anything Preferences: Thick malts. ,flood times. Pet Peeves: Sad jokes. BRUCE LEIBOLD Anything Ambition: Not very much. Preferences: Nancy, Billy Eckstine and East Hi gals. Pet Peeves: Noisy passengers and school. LAURA LERCH Snookie Ambition: To be a model and go to New York. Preferences: Blond hair and blue eyes. Pet Peeves: Four girls who try to get your man. HELEN LIBERKO Shorty Ambition: To be a seamstress. Preferences: Dancing, sewing. and read- ing. Pet Peeves: Seeing people chew gum on the bus. . .. W., Pm f,, Vw . , ,. I JEAN LITZINGER Jeanne and Lit Ambition: To be happy. Preferences: Kent State, black conver- tibles, dancing, freezing at football games. Pet Peeves: People who tease me about blushing, conceit. LOUIS LOGAN Monk Ambition: To be a good wife, to sew and cook. Preferences: 'llo marry a Certain boy named Harry. Pet Peeves: People who crack gum and rattle pop corn bags. ANNABELLE LONG - Annie Ambition: 'llo be a housewife. Preferences: Football and a certain boy. ll7.F.l Pet Peeves: Study hall in Miss Kem- pel's QB Nlatli class. JOAN LONTCHAR Joanie Ambition: 'l'o travel. Preferences: Peanut butter cups and football games. Pet Peeves: .litterbugs. LLOYD LOTT Hatred Ambition: To be a successful printer. Preferences: To loaf at E. D. Tulley jr.'s Confectionary. Pet Peeves: Ausbilder. lteacherl BETTY LOUDERMILK Betsy Ambition: To be a good wife and. if not. a good secretary. Preferences: People with nice person- alities and pretty convertibles. Pet Peeves: People forever making me blush. ANN MACKEN Nan Ambition: To visit Ireland and be happy. Preferences: Dancing, eating, and boys. Pet Peeve: To be called HFreckles . MALCOLM MANN Mal Ambition: To be an executive. Preferences: Cadillac convertibles. Pet Peeve: People who show off. PAULINE MASICH Paulie Ambition: To be a success in life. Preferences: Dancing, baseball, Mrs. Boyes' history classes after a game. Pet Peeve: Surprise tests. JANET MADRU Jay Ambition: To marry a footba,ll player. Preferences: Cheerleading, dancing, ice skating, St. Marys football games. GEORGE MAYHEW Ambition: To graduate. Preferences: Girls, football. Pet Peeve: Too much homework. SHIRLENE McCORMICK Shirl Ambition: To lead a happy and suc- cessful life. Preferences: To be with people who are pleasant and good natured. Pet Peeve: Waiting on people who are late. BETTY McDOUGALL Sl1orly Ambition: To get a good job and have fun. Preferences: Dancing, skating, and men. Pet Peeve: Having people mistake me for Marion. MARION McDOUGALL Twinie Ambition: To have fun, enjoy life and be happy. Preference: Dancing, skating, swim- ming, and men. lblondes preferredl Pet Peeve: Everyone who calls me Betty. JOANNE McGOUGH Peggy Ambition: To always be happy. Preferences: Friendly people. Pet Peeve: A 6'phony . JENNIE MERENDINO Jan Ambition: To get an education. Preferences: Men, music, and money. Pet Peeve: Getting to school by 3:15. GUY MESSINA Ambition: To marry a rich widow. Preferences: Girls. Pet Peeve: Man-haters. x -- ROGER MICHAEL Rog Ambition. To be a chemist. Preferences: Sleeping and eating. Pet Peeve: People who repeat what you say. NANCY MILLER Shorty Ambition: For Joan Neller to be ready for school when I come after her. Preferences: Playing basketball and playing in the concert band. Pet Peeve: Two periods of band during football season. CLEBURN MILLS Clay Ambition: To live long enough to get my Old Age Pension wihout working. Preferences: Light-hair, blue eyes, not- too-petite girls. Pet Peeve: Uncooperative girls. JACK R. MISNER Poke Ambition: Doctor, lawyer or crooked politician: also to live fast, die young and make a good-looking corpse. Preferences: Sports, fine foods, and .lohn fAlias Bone Crusher! Thatch's Nash. Pet Peeves: Teachers, homework, and rising in the morning to attend school. IRENE MITCHELL Mitch Ambition: Dancing teacher. Preferences: Cleveland Indians and tall pitchers. Pet Peeve. People who wonit talk base- ball. DOLORES MITCHIN Shorty Ambition: To become Mrs. Fred Bus- sell. Preferences: Fred Russell. Pet Peeve: Large families. ANGELA MOORE Ambition: 'l'o continue my career at Firestone. Preferences: Dancing and eating. P P ' l'1 I ell' X r' et eeve. cop e ra ing me 1 IILIP . .IOHANNA E. MORARI Jo Jo Ambition: To be a good secretary. Preferences: I'Iamburger, Notre Dame. Vaughn Monroe. grey eyes. Pet Peeve: Quiz programs. KENNY MOYE Moye Ambition: To grow up. Preference: Music. girls, drama. girls. radio, girls. and girls. Pe: Peeve: Musicians that are always right. BILL MOYER Bill Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. Preference: Bicycle trips. rifle and food. Pet Peeves: Dead pans. SAM MUSARRA Mull Ambition: To become a millionaire. Preference: A big juicy hamburg. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning to come to school. 1 E 'il' if as as Q a Wg. ...fi H .2 3.5 ,.E: : f . :.. 5 5. 12- :X s M QQ. I' -fr ,. ja3:Q?1.gz'..?Z:'s .S 4'.' :if'ff -: - -E . 2. .P A ' .., 'L-:I- '2'2253-j:gs::5' Ag. .W I if 'R Q w: ,. .a li as 7 ag vm' WW? Wa., U or . : a as JOAN NELLER Jo Ambition: To learn a lot without study- ing. Preference: All sports except square dancing. Pet Peeves: Teacliexs who always argue. DORIS NESTER Do Do Ambition: Typist. Preference: Baseball, skating, and ham- burgers. Pet Peeve: People who are late. ELSIE NICHOLS Punk Ambition: To take shorthand at I40 words per minute. Preference: Huck and dancing. Pet Peeve: Getting up before noon. JEANETTE A. NICHOLS PinIiie Ambition: To get married. Preference: To marry Bill Floreani. Pet Peeve: Vilaiting to become Mrs. in- stead of Niiss. MARY KATHYN 0'DANIEL TeucIlers's Pet Ambition: Be as tall as Mrs. Wallat'e. Preference: Cigarettes, whiskey, and wild men. Pet Peeve: Sitting on a wad of gum. RITA ONDECKER RiI'a Ambition: Secretary. Preference: Fred Lawrence. Pet Peeve: People. GENEVIEVE OUTLAND Genny Ambition: To be a top notch secretary. Preference: A certain strawberry blonde, dancing. and football games. Pet Peeve: The Blufllri basketball team. GERALD OVERHOLT Jerry Ambition: To get married and own a big ranch. Preference: Blondes. Pet Peeve: Long school day. ANTHONY PARIS Tony Ambition: To get a job with no work, but large pay. Preference: Any little thing I can get get my hands on. Pet Peeve: To be called Anthony. RAYMOND A. PATTERSON Bud Ambition: Graduate from college, be a success. Preference: Short brunettes, hambur- gers with everything. Pet Peeve: HI detest cooked cabbage . NORMA PERKINS Normie Ambition: To be an interior decorator. Preference: Dancing. tennis, and swim- ming. Pet Peeve: Reckless men drivers. KEITH PHILLIPS PhiI Ambition: To travel. Preference: To get my home work done. Pet Peeve: To shave in the morning. FRANK PHILLIPY Flip Ambition: Doctor. dentist. teacher. Preference: Women. Pet Peeve: Fireplugs and dogs. EDITH PLANKERMAN Edie Ambition: Graduate from Oberlin. be- come a music teacher. Preference: Traveling. rehearsals for programs, programs. Pet Peeve: Cafeteria. hall guard. ix E we Q bk Q .nk et.. PAUL JOSEPH PLAZO Paul Ambition: Retire at 21. Preference: Blondes and pizza. Pet Peeve: People who talk too much. DICK POLICY Little Dick Ambition: To meet johnls other wife. Preference: Auto mechanics, radio. Pet Peeve: A blonde named Lois. GENE PORTS Gene Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. Preference: Model building. dancing. baseball. Pet Peeve: Homework. THOMAS PRAMUKA Tom Ambition: To be successful. Preference: To loaf. Pet Peeve: Teachers. BARBARA PRENTISS Rusty Ambition: Interior decorator. Preferences: Tall red-heads. Pet Peeves: Teachers who think you have only one subject-theirs. JEAN PRICE Jeanie Ambition: To go away to college and have fun. Preference: Tall, dark. and handsome boys. Pet Peeve: Sloppy and uushaven boys. GLORIA RAINES Glo Ambition: To succeed. Preference: Eating, going places, watcha ing football and basketball. Pct Peeve: People who stare. BILL RASTOVSKY WiIIy Ambitionzn Press photographer. Preference: Big cars, girls. Pet! Peeve: A heavy smoker. OWEN RESH Oney Ambition: To travel and become a farmer. Preference: Spike Jones records, blondes, and cars. Pet Peeve: To go driving with my girl. KENNETH RICHARDS Kenny Ambition: Night Club owner. Preference: Bowling 250. Pet Peeve: Tenors like Don Mussina. PAULINE RIGGIN Pony Ambition: To travel. Preference: Blonde hair and blue eyes. Pet Peeve: Giggling girls and loud boys. BARBARA RININGER Barb Ambition: To be a good bookkeeper and live in Florida. Preference: Brown hair, blue eyes, and Florida. Pet Peeve: Boys who donlt shave and giggling girls. JOYCE ROARTY FrecIC Ambition: To be a buyer or a success in life. Preference: Opera and men. Pet Peeve: To be called a nonconfor- mist. .IERRY G. ROBERTSON Smokey Joe Ambition: To be a man. Preference: Football and music. Pet Peeve: Cats-especially women. RICHARD J. ROSEN Rosy Ambition: Veterinarian. Preference: Good bop, brunettes. Pet Peeve: Mr. Vernon's knots on his tie: boys who talk music but canit blow a note. ROY E. RUFF Mickey Ambition: To be a great lawyer. Preference: Girls-small and cute. Pet Peeve: Mr. Vernon,s knot on his tie. ROBERT RUTHERFORD Bob Ambition: Night Club owner. P re f e re nc e: Girls-cars and lonely nights. Pet- Peeve: People who go steady. JAMES WM. SALYARDS Jim Ambition: Learn to swim, go to college, be a diplomat., Preference: Music, swimming, Betty McDougal. Pet Peeve: Mr. Cole getting up in the morning. RUTH ANNE SCHEIBLE Q RUIIlIe Ambition: To he a social worker. Preference: Going to out of town church conferences. Pet Peeve: Lack of time to do what I want to do. PHIL SCHEMBER Ape Ambition: Be a cop. Preference: Girls. Pet Peeve: Braggers and nervous teach- ers. TERESSA SCRATTISH Tease Ambition: To graduate. Preference: All classical music and op- era . Pet Peeve: People. DONALD SECREST Ambition: To graduate from college with a Ph. Degree. Preference: Hiking and company. Pet Peeve: Too much homework. ANN SERNICOLA Annie Ambition: To be an A-I bookkeeper. Preference: Dancing, tall, dark. and handsome men. Pet Peeve. Showoffs. Miss Pleasant's English class. JEAN SEWELL Jeanie Ambition: To go to college and have fun. Preference: Swimming, dancing, going to the games. Pet Peeve? People who don't yell at the games. DONALD SICA Don Ambition: To go to California with my buddies. Preferences: New ffadillacs with leop- ard seat covers. Pet Peeve: Frank lInrrier's car. ROBERT SIMMONS Bob Ambition: To become a great crimino- logist. Preferences: Good boogie. Pet Peeves: Hot-rods. MARION SMILAJANICH Smiley Ambition: To raise 6 boys. Preferences: Brown eyes. Pet Peeves: Anybody who can't pro- nounce my last name. RICHARD SNEAD Dick Ambition: Photographer or engineer. Preferences: Soft music and dark- haired girls. Pet Peeves: He-ckless drivers. Hot rods... DOROTHY SPARKS Dot Ambition: Housewife. Preference: Blue eyes. Pet Peeves: People who can't make up their minds. BETTY SPIVA Liz Ambition: Private secretary. Preferenees: Good movies and popcorn. Pet Peeves: History discussion tests Miss White used to give. and snob- bish people. NANCY .IEAN SPRAGUE Nance Ambition: To become a dentists's as- sistant or'raise a football team. Preferences: Tall boys with blonde hair. Pet Peeves: People who don't yell at football games. RITA JEAN STADELMAN Rita Ambition: To be a success. Preferences: Sports. movies, having a good time. Pet Peeves: Kill joys. Austere teachers. GILBERT STEFFENSEN WhiIey Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Preferences: Sleeping and having fun. Pet Peeves: Having to get up to go to school. BARBARA ELAINE STEINER Barb Ambition: To be a success in whatever my vocation in life and to be happy. Preferences: The color red. and going to town on Saturdays. Pet Peeves: People that always want to argue and disagree with others. BETTY STEWART Jean Ambition: To be a secretary. Preferences: Making my own clothes. badminton. Pet Peeves: Speech class. V g, MARY ROSE STOBER Rosie Ambition: To be a private secretary to a young boss. Preferences: Music, dancing, sports. Pet Peeves: Red sox, crew hair cuts H. RICHARD SWEANY Dick Ambition: Own a hardware store. Preference: 1949 Cadillac, baby blue. Pet Peeve: Women. A LOIS SYLER Jean Ambition: To be a secretary. Preference: Boys with blonde, hair and blue eyes, cheerleading. Pet Peeve: Boys who try to be some- thing they arenit. JO ANN TEDRICK Smiley Ambition: To graduate. marry, and bc happy. Preferences: Blond haired boys with blue- eyes and eating french fries. JOHN THATCH Johnnie Ambition: To graduate. Preference: Watr'hing women wrestlers, Pet Peeve: 'Teachers. GLORIA TIPTON Jeanie Ambition: To marry liowell fllulhollen and be happy. Preference: Dark brown hair and dark eyes, and eating hamburgs and drink- ing milkshakes at Gran Alleys. Pet Peeve: Wh6ll Carol Wilhelni takes the wrong books out of the locker. PAT TRASTER Honey Ambition: To be happy. Preferenee: Dancing with ,lim Sharp and shrimp cocktail. Pet Peeve: lnsinr-ere people. GUYLE VAN HORN Muscles Ambition: To marry a blonde. Preference: One girl with blue eyes. Pet Peeve: Girls who dye their hair. SALLY VAN HORN Ambition: Air line hostess. Preference: E. M. .-A Jan. 46 graduate of Garfield. Pet Peeve: Boys who make wise cracks. HARRY VAN FELT Ambition: To be a card shark. Preferences: Hunting, fishing. Pet Peeve: Dave Williams, Ralph Hark- ness. DOLORES VARNER Deo Ambition: To be a success in whatever l do. Preference: Bowling, music, dancing, rnen. Pet Peeve: fionceited boys-people who are never on time-especially ,loan Lontchur. THOMAS VASUTA Snoof Ambition: To be a Polka Band Leader and sailor. Preference: Chocolate niilkshakes and women. Pet Peeve: Cirls that bother boys. RUTH WALLACE Aml:l1on Ambition: To graduate from college and be a teacher. Preference: Playing tennis. dancing. eating sundaes. Pet Peeve: People who crack gum. RUTH WEIGEL Ruthie Ambition: To be happy through life. Preferences: Saturday nights with a Certain E. Nl. Pet Peeves: Boys that show off. MILDRED WESTFALL Willie Ambition: Air line hostess and to live near Jean Prix-e. Preferenees: Going! to all Garfield sports with the gang. Pet Peeves: Show-offs, eoneeited boys. and people that talk for one hour on the phone. WILLIAM WHITE White Ambition: Make my third million. Preferenees: Blondes with blue eyes. Pet Peeves: Alarm 4-loeks that don't ring in the morning. TOM WHITED WhIfed'I Ambition: Live the rest of my life in peaee. Preferences: lee skating. Pet Peevesz Going to svhool. CAROL WILHELM Kid Ambition: To get married. Preferences: Tall, dark. and handsome boys-especially one. Pet Peeves: Gloria Tipton's loeker that never will open. DAVID WILLIAMS Dave Ambition: To be a chief Petty Offieer -Torpedo Man-U.S.N. Preferenees: A girl in I'ittsburg:. Pet Peeves: Wfmnien. DAWN WILLIAMS None Ambition: To be a sur'r'essf11l sueeess. Preferenees: Hill-billy musie, bowling. Swimming. Pet Peeves: People who don't finish sentences: people who eall me Don . WANDA WILLIAMS Bunny A-'.n mbltlon. lrivate seeretary. Preferenees: Swimming, badminton, skating. Pet Peeves: 'I'ear'hers who always fall on me when I don't know the answer. JEAN WOODS Peaches Ambition: To marry a three-letter man and haye two eliildren. l'referenees: Blonde hair and blue eyes. and a certain 49 I.inr'oln. llet Peeyes: People who say you know . DOLORES WORLEY Doe Doe Ambition: To be a private seeretary. li'referenees: Holler-skating, daneingl. hill-hilly musiv. Pet Peeves: People who 4-all me l'leleni'. MARION FRANCES WYSOR Ambition: To be happy and seeure. Preferenee: Shrimp 1-oektail, Tigress perfume, vrew euts. Pet Peeye: lnsineere people. JOSEPH WYVOSICK Joe Ambition: To own a grot-ery store. Preferenee: Polka musie. Pet Peeve: Bashful blondes. LEROY YANDA Leaky Ambition: Retire at the age of 25. Preferenee: Games, hambur,fI,s and milk- shakes. Pet I-'eevez Girls who smoke. FRANCIS YOBI Frankie Ambition: To be a printer. Preferenee: Listen to mystery stories and going! to shows. Pet Peeye: Hate to get up early. NATALIE YOST Nut Ambition: To be an interior deeorator. Preferenee: Dam-ing, eating. football games. Pet Peeve: People who IIIISpI'0Il0lllII'? my name. -p-.v- X c JOHN ZIMMERMAN Zim Ambition: To recieve a million dollars for doing nothingfthen retire. Preference: All sports, eating, and Sleeping. Pet Peeve: People who say they will do something and don't. QE S 3 ii M I I K . Q , N lm Q , H is Q r Q iv- iw .... 4, sm Y? Q 5 Q 53 J N XX W is 1 i N5 S W H 513 i fr l at 4' :Q is. 2 ., H in IW 19 E vi 2241 E slim Q 'I N3 SSS Q ,D I I PICTURE NOT SUBMITTED MARY NOONAN Porky Ambition: Dress Designer. Preference: Dancing, roller skating. Pet Peeve: Big word users. OFFICERS AT WORK JANICE ZUELSDORF ZueIsey Ambition: Private secretary with a boss about 20. Pet Peeve: Boys who aren't vareful about their appearance. DREAM GIRL Class Prophecy FLASH-This is Beakbrook Begler, your roving reporter. with his weekly feature4PE0PLE li 'PJ IN THE NEWS. Wash., D. C.-Senators Albert Collier and Bill Moyer have introduced a bill to make all mouse holes not less than 8 inches in diameter. The cats of the coun- try are becoming frustrated. It seems the C. C. A. lCat and Canary Assoc.J headed by George Kirkendall, Janet Maudru, and Nancy Miller has been demanding action. FLASHfCape Town, S. Africa-Famous large game hunter Cleburn tBring Me Back Alivel Mills has astounded the world by chasing elephants in a laundry truck. His partners, Charmaine Downs, Louise Logan. and Joyce Roarty play an important part too. They drum up laundry business among natives. Exotic, India- Those famous dancing-girls, Doris Carter and Irene Mitchell, were seen with renowned Arab Chieftains, Hughie fAli Babal Brannock and Jim 1'Ali Khanj Kallenbach. The late HKenny,' Moye was a snake-charmer in Calcutta, but he started to Hbopl' it! Joe Friedman, George Charney, Floyd Hammar, and Keith Phillips-contractors-have finally hit the jack- pot, theylve received exclusive rights to polish the Taj Mahal. Nome, Alaska-Wfeive just received word that James Clciclesl Goda, after traveling across the frozen wastes of Alaska with his faithful dog team driven by Bill Barr, has finally delivered the mail. Seen crawling out of their little plastic igloo lthey won it in a cracker- jack boxl were the udarlings of the Eskimosw Betty and Marion McDougall. ln a vicious hand-to hand combat. Bruce Leibold and Ray Patterson emerged victorious. Their opponent?-a mosquito fthey're big therej. ltem from 4'Gay Parcel,-Those two internationally known models, Rita Ondecker and Mary Kathryn O'Dan- iel were seen at the Cafe de Lape escorted by two French naval officers. Roger Coast has just finished painting socialite Pat Case, however, some of her friends think she looked better in her original color. Mssrs. Malcolm Mann and Roger Michael opened their own Bricklayers Union in the center of town. Theyire known as the uPlas- terers of Paris . Working in the salt mines of Siberia, we find those well-seasoned lpunl workers. Steve Griebling, Jim Hall. Guy Messina, and Don Caplinger. DOUBLE FLASHAMoscowfHarvey Kovac, es- teemed statesman, has arrived in Moscow to discuss with Joe Stalin the merits of Harveyis new book, How to Lose Friends and Antagonize People. Our top secret agents, ldon't let it get outj Mary Lou Grimes, Ruth Grant, Nancy Beavon, Shirlene Mc- Cormick and Angela Moore have just relayed to us the information that Russia has gone communistic. On to '4Merrie Englandw-Joyce Anglin, Carol Bakos, Rose Marie Galizio, and Betty Grose opened their NCrumpet Hut to the public yesterday and business is ripping. Even Lord Lloyd Lott and Lady Laura Lerch, the pride of the upper crust, were there for the opening. Australia-Wvealthy Australian ranchers, Don Earlenbaugh and David Lees, with their pet kangaroos, are soon to be seen in the production, Even Though You Can lump, I Can lump Higher. The well-known producers. Gerald Overholt and John Zimmerman, are planning to import American actresses Joan Lontchar, lrene Klinchak, and Ellen Frame for the romantic angle. FLASH-An uprising in Vienna-At about 7:30 this morning everyone got up. Among the early risers were those great artists of the musical world, Ernest ldrummerl Calhoun, Norman fthe voicel Deitch, and Paul fbluesj Plazo. Wfyseekie, Hawaii - Seen paddling around in their canoes were the American tourists, Julia Babich. Sam Musarra, Virginia Gardner, W'endell Bogner, and Judy Bolender. Under a palm tree Walter Klutchnik, big business tycoon, was sighted trying to pry open a co coanut. He says if a monkey can do it, so can he. Here in the U. S. A.-The American Spinster So- ciety has just accepted applications for membership from Virginia Arnold, Elizabeth Hartline, Sally Jen- kins, Rosemary Herdina and Anne Sernicola-tthese lovers, quarrelsll. Some lucky bachelors have been accepted also in the Freedom Club fhm-mm?J. The well-known members are Joe Wytosick, Tom Vasuta, Francis Yobi, Dick Class Prophecy Sweeney and Tom Whited. Notorious co-owners of that gold-mine, the Santa Anita Racetrack, are Rosemary Coleman and Charlotte Dyer. They were started on the road success because of an old Hnagi' dedicated to them at graduation. The World of Sports-Gerald CEpifanoJ Caruso, alias The Strangleru wrestled Robert fBonecrusherJ Hunter at the Gardens, while John Kirk, noted sports announcer, gave a throw by throw account. Some news- paper reporters at ringside were Roy fMickeyJ Ruff, Kenneth Richards, Bob Lake, and the famous woman reporter, Peggy Sidley. Also seen in the audience were some avid sports fans representing the movie industry, actors Paul Adam Kolbas and Gene Ports, stage act- resses Dorothy Sparks, Annabelle Long, and Muriel Cole, producers Don Harwood, Frank Phillipy and John Inman. It's rumored that playboy Richard Boike has pur- chased a part of the Cleveland Indians. Bill Arnott, manager of the Indians, praised pitcher Tom Krengel for his part in the Tribeis latest victory. fKrengle pitches for the -New York Yankees.J Jim Bucher plays an important part too, he stands outside and fights it out with the little boys for the foul balls. Rubber Bowl, Akron-The exhibition football game between the Powderpuffs and the Handkerchuffs fwho blew the game in the last quarterl was thrilling to behold. Powderpuff quarterback, Barbara Butcher, outwitted Handkerchuff quarterback, Joan Laut- enschlager, by sending Ruth fspeed-demonj Wallace around left instead of the right end, since the Hand- kerchuffs had moved their whole line, consisting of ends Jean Litzinger and Gloria Raines, tackles Joyce Dick and Nancy Sprague, guards Sally Van Horn and Gen- evieve Outlandg and center Pat Haemmerlin. to the right instead of the leftgpretty tricky, huh? BoXingfTony Paris and Jack Misner fought it out for the middleweight championship of the world. Their seconds, Ed Feathers and Steve George, were kept busy dragging the fighters back to their corners. It was a knockout of a fight! Carrying America's hopes in the 1960 Olympics are swimmers Jim Salyards, Alan Cramer, David Wil- liams, and, in the women's division, Ann Macken, Gladys Bell, Marie Dosheff and Dolores Varner. Highdiving star, Dick Rosen, will compete also. Among the figure skaters from the U. S. are some great skating teams, John Thatch and Nancy Sterling, Jacob Bell and Betty Spiva, and Leroy Yanda and Jean Woods. Some others are those daredevils on skis, Marion Wysor, Lois Syler and Pat Traster. Presidential Advisor, Gilbert Clover-boyJ Steffen- sen, has been seen lately with socialites, Joyce Baird, JoAnne Essex, and Lois Judy lseems he can't make up his mindj. Heas having competition from wealthy cigar maker, Dan Benya and writer, Marvin Hill. Newly appointed Chief Justice Wiilliam A. Heck- man, has already tried and found innocent of treason, Shirley Fain, Jean Hammer, and Dulcie Innings. They spent a day at the beach and were accused of being 'aredsw Cthey burn easilyj. The Akron A-Corns, pro basketball team led by Bob Rutherford, Roger Edwards and Jim HRed Fenton, has defeated the Harlem Globe Trotters by an unbe- lievable score, 3 - 0. fln was a terrific defensive gamej. Coach uBig John Hudak commended Joe Latona and named him the water boy most likely to succeed . Flamingo Airport, New Orleans-Some new jet planes were tested recently by James Kindig, Ronald Kares, and women pilots, Elaine Kirby, Helen Liberko, and Jean 4'Jeddy Price. The brave airline hostesses were Vlianda Wiilliams, Marion Smilyanich, Mary Sto- ber, Barbara Steiner and Lois Judy. Rome, Italy-Cab driver James Heinbuck drove a group of American teachers to the Vatican to see the Pope. The newly-arrived teachers were Mary Horan, Veronica Berenyi, Frances Burkhardt and Nancy Hew- gill. fiThey all belonged to the F. T. A. at G. H. SJ Berlin, Germany- On Gazunt-Heidt's amateur pro- gram in Berlin some up and coming comedians were George Mayhew, Arvid fVanJ Johnson, and Jerry Rob- inson. Girl vocalists on the program were Joann Tedrick, Betty Stewart, Doris Nester and Barbara Rininger. CThe singers stole the show by sheer force of membersJ. U. S.A.-Renowned scientist Don Secrest is now Class Prophecy trying to perfect his cure for rat-poisoning. His assis- tants in the experiment are Roberta Brown, Richard Joiner, Edwin Kelso and' Joan Neller. fThey have the important job of keeping the rats in a good mood.J Tom Pramuka and Bill Rastovsky, congressional in- vestigators, are checking to make sure no information about the experiment leaks out to the communists. Richard Snead, the professional photographer, has won a national award for his picture of Bob Simmons holding Phil Schember over his head with one hand. fFor that, Bob should get the award.J Mexico City-Guess whois pitching the bull in South America? That famous matador Peter ffancy DanJ Kefalos, has just made another bull ubite the dust. Some gay senoritas who threw bouquets of flowers to the lucky matador were Jeanette Krannich, Mildred Wvestfall, Bita Stadelman and Elsie Nichols. U. S. A. liagainjfThe Dingling Bros. Circus came into town last week and with it are some famous addi- tions to the show: trapeze artists, Bernadine Baltrinic, Elaine Kyle. and Owen Resh, and lion-tamer William Edward fleftyj Vl'hite. Perhaps most spectacular is Dolores Worley's 100 ft. leap into a can of spaghetti. Some bareback riders are Vera fglue-footl Betts and Margaret ftwinkle toesJ Cinalt. The strong man of the show is Harry Van Pelt. Houston, Texas-U.S,A.-Buster Bronco's Dude Ranch had a flock of new arrivals. Gerald Overholt and Harold Sayre, bronco-busters were seen showing the following lady adudesw how it's done: Geraldine Buchanan, Gayle Caley, Mary DiNapoli and Marilyn Frantz. Yvonne Depue and Ann Jakubisin took over hostess duties at the ranch. Enlisted in the ranks of women bus-drivers are Marjorie Coheley, Ann Costaras and Melva Douglas. All by themselves they've increased the accident rate by Lullu Cork financed Joanne Durkin, Norma Frank- land and Jean Sewell in a fashion store of their own, itis called Joan-Norm-Sewell's. Club News-At Beverly Colvin's bridge party, the following society matrons were present: Dorothy Emery, Dot Freeman, Gloria Gretler. Mary Ann Labrozzi and Eleanor Hamlik. ln a recent debate at the Women's City Club in Akron, Ohio, Jane Henderson and Jennie Meredino took the affirmative of the question: MShould the Federal Govt. Control the Manufacture of Bubble Cum?', The negative side was vehemently taken by Dorothy Boetner and Johanna Morari. The Vl'.M.0. fVl'oman7s Music Organizationj per- formed yesterday for the U. N. Assembly. Marcelline Hawk, accompanied by Edith Plankerman, played her own concerto in Z flat. The owners of that up-and-coming nationally known store, Norma Perkins, Jeanette Nichols, Janice Zuels- dorf. and Carol Wilhelm, have opened a new chain in Lower Slobovia called the '4Barrel'7.. flt started out as the 'cCanteen j. Wfomen Senators, Nancy Jameson, Pauline Mashch, Dolores Mitchin, and Barbara Prentiss have organized the S. S. C. 1iSenate Sewing Clubj they claim they have to have soemthing to keep them busy when the men folk filibuster. Hong Kong, China-Flash-Some enterprising businesswomen, Jacqueline Jeffreys, Joanne McCough, Ruth Ann Scheible, Betty Loudermilk, and Teressa Scrattich, have opened an American laundry in China. Pao Alto, BrazilfGloria Tipton, Ruth Vlveigel, Na- talie Yost, and Pauline Biggin emerged last week from the Amazon Jungle in S. America. These famous women explorers were the only ones left out of an expedition of fifty fthey had to have someone to throw to the wild animalsj. 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' - , A - Q , 4, A -'L . 3 Yfxb Sli W , ni V? n fl f I 5 ,.' ,g' 1 I 1 b mfr! fl . - - , E 'I 'lvz' vjvlw 'j Q2 X L L - g wi 'fa . - . :Q Q ,N 4 f, 'f '. . Q, -1- ' ,, E A -' U ' 'WI ' ' ff 1- .K fi? . 24.4. N 'W f M22 X I f X I ffl ' M' '-.-A ' 1, P ' , I? f of ' IV! 3' 1, ,p S J' V f' 'Lfx, 1..- f .,,, . fl A ff X RAF El I First row: ,I. Ziininerrnzin. IJ. Ilurter. N. Sterling, I'. Case. P. Sidley. ,I. Nr-Ile-r, III. Miller, ll. Ltinslwerry, E. Kaiser. S. Nloore, S. Blank. Sevond row: V. Miller, V. Allen. E. Oprea, B. Rt'4I'lt'IlIJIll'g, B. Lee. R. Wlutts. III. J. Lavwli. .I. Atkins. A. Hill. Third row: D. llagxly. L. Fislier, li. Xlelilain. KI. llllfilll. IJ. Sparks, H. Svruttisli. NI. Coheley. Y. Det-r. .-X. Bozzeli. I'. Klein-Iiof. Fourth row: B. Burns, C. Wvilkler. B. Ramieone. C. Nloir. B. Jar-kson. S. Davison. NI. Cole. If. l'luniplireys. Fifth row: Ii. Zimniermzin, .I. Suter. .I. Beatty, J. 'I'Imtc'I1. .I. Nlis- ner. H. Wureheini, ,I. Dall. IJ. Wvliite. H. Neller. STUDENT COUNCIL Organized: 1938. Adviser: Miss Marjorie Skewes. Purpose: To give the students a voice in the affairs of the school and to develop leadership and citizenship among the students. fr' .A OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: ID. Case., Ireas.: N. Sterling. Sedy. Standing: ll. Carter. Vive-Pres.: .Iohn Zimmerman, Pres. 5 ,MX 1 SERVICE COMMITTEE Organized: 1946. Nlemlmersr Seated: D. Quisen- Iierry. If. Calhoun. D. Carter. Stamling: Mrs. Huston, Mr. Wes- sel. Miss Wiliite. Purpose: To consider requests from Garfield farulty members and students for expenditures, equipment, etc. fmwwwwqm First Row: M. Hawk, J. Lotze, M. Miller, D. Bean, C. Caley, R. Casper, A. Stover, A. Waters, J. Inman, F. Phillipy, N. Deitch, R. Williams, S. Bartlett, M. Ashliy, J. Henderson, J. Lontt-har. I. Kordon. Second Row: P. Case, J. Lautenschlagzer, L. Cork, D. Beekner. B. Ellison, B. Humphrey, S. Sims, A. Ringwalt, B. Sawaka, B. Bailey. P. Lotze, D. Angel. N. Warder, C. Williamson. J. Hutton, C. Fekete. Third Row: M. Gretler, C. Vernon. S. Stafford, S. Dodson, P. Biltz, R. Werner, D. Blaurock, D. White, C. Warder, A. Kuska. M. Mercer, P. Harris, Nl. Young, B. Darrow, Z. Baer. Nl. Wasson. Fourth Row: K. Barkman, A. Long, L. Latson, L. Eegnew, S. Greilmling. WL Davis, L. Summerfield, R. Beige, J. Camille. Y. Gardner, D. Emery, S. Markwood. D. Varner, F. Bates. SYMPHONIC CHOIR Oranized: 1930. Adviser: J. Benson Collins. Purpose: To provide training for those who are interested in choral Work and to present varied types of musical programs to the school. OFFICERS OF SYMPHONIC CHOIR Seated: C. Gretler, librarian: M. Nliller, librarian: J. Lauten- svhlager, Vive-president: J. Lontrhar, treas., A. Long, seffretary. Standing: D. Blauroek, rolme enstodian: S. Creihling, pres., R. Beige, rohe eustodian. ALL GIRLS CHOIR Organized: 1947. Adviser: J. Benson Collins. Purpose: To provide an outlet for the singing abilities of girls who have the time and want to spend it singing modern music. OFFICERS OF ALL GIRL'S CHOIR Seated: Z. Baer, 'l'reas.: R. Coleman, Pres.: 0. Brown, Vive Pres.: L. Robertson, See'y. Standing: J. Bann, Rohe Custodian: A. Blosser. Librarian: B. Daliel, Librarian. First row: P. Eiselstein, J. Moore, B. Collier. M. Fettinger, R. Reshenberg, M. Moats, B. Hreha, S. Calvin, J. Bentley. Second row: M. McClure, J. Colopy, A. Blosser, M. Umstott, S. Blank, N. Hicks, S. Fast, M. Chula. Third row: I. Mrlik, J. Sanders, C. Ritchie, Nl. Vvoodward, S. Christaff, Nl. Stevenson. Fourth row: M. Lewis, P. Kirk, F. Burkhart, A. Milligan, J. Young, S. Cristoff, M. Stevenson. Fifth row: Y. Brown, J. Durkin, C. Katouf, C. Carter, R. Cole- man, B. Kovar, D. Innings. Sixth row: C. Reis, N. Frankland, D. Heighauser, J. Cirlando. L. Robertson. J. Bann, K. Callahan. Seventh row: J. Minninger, P. Beet-hing, N. Emery. B. Prentiss. P. Figrard, E. Frame. Eighth low: S. Mitchell, C. Lamli, S. Davison, J. Patton, R. Jaekson. -.af ' , t .,, x .. . .. M lwrst How: J. I.l'llllll4 y. P. lnnian. lf. crlflilllllll. ,-X. Xollxey. . Nloorv. ,I. Umlc-ska, N. Hannon. E. Snyder. XI. llunlnun. SPVHIIII How: J. Brown. H. SC'Illf'llClll21Il. H. Wllitc. Ii. Nivlcols, NI. li. Uorrlon. N. Mtffllain, S. Runge, C. Rea-tl. NI. ifumphell. Nl. Mikal. l. ,lIliI4'ilS0. 'l'l1irmI How: J. Horan, H. Taylor, D. liiaely. lf. Ilumphreys, . Uslmrn. M. Merc-er, Nye. S. Silver, N. Hose. ll. l.ielmld, Nl. illevx-I1g:e1'. S. Norman, D. Snowen. l uurth How: If. Foyle. H. Neller. Snyder. 'l'. Jun:-s. NI. VQ'erner. P. Primrose, Ill. lllitsiif. D. Sinrnons. H. Foclor. B. Harnivolie, ff. Parker, J. Burner. P. flliller, lllrs. Cfurrotliers. Advisor. K JUNIOR CHOIR Organized: 1947. Adviser: Mrs. Ruth Carrothers. Purpose: To provide freshmen students who are musically talented an opportunity to sing together in a high school choral group. 4:03 OFFICERS OF JUNIOR CHOIR Seated: M. E. Gordon, Treas.: M. Werner, Secfy: Nl. A. Clev- enger, V. Pres. Standing: E. Humphreys, Pres. OFFICERS OF INTERMEDIATE CHOIR Seated: A. Alvxandrovitcll, Vive-Pres.: P. Burton. Pres. Standing: B. Barron, Treas.: A. Bozelli, Sefy. INTERMEDIATE CHOIR Organized: 1948. Adviser: Mrs. Ruth Carrothers. Purpose: To continue the development of the voice, to develop increased pleasure in singing and appreciating choral literature. First row: C. Clrolnlney, H. Durkin. O. Cosmo. I.. Averitte. lf. Ashlev. D. Lott. B. Downs. J. Winkler, D. Parder. Second irowz T. Kallfmen. D. Dickerhof. B. Raposkv, P. H:1rIw:', L. Averittel'fl, J. Hodnisak, S. Crisp, A. Bozzelli, B. Barron, S. Spaiks. Third row: H. Hawkin. J. Underwood, J. Suter, C. Aldous. S. Brown, A. Benedum, J. Rivh, A. Hall, S. Bohannon. Fourth row: B. Harris, R. Holyfield, J. Nammet, B. Kilinger. L. Pelton, C. Carter, P. Burton, S. Louthan, Y. Deer. ill. Reeves, B. Herget. BAND Organized: 1926. Adviser: Mr. Robert Cole. Purpose: To raise school spirit and to provide enter- tainment between halves of football games and other school activities. OFFICERS OF ORCHESTRA Seatcfi: S. Moore. Semfy and Treas.: Nl. Hawk. Y. Pres. Staxmiing: .l. Sulyurds. Pres. 2 irq. ga OFFICERS OF BAND Sr-utr-ml: N. Hiller. V. Pres.: B. Baltrinic. Serfy and Tren. Stumiingzz C. Baile. Pres.: .-X. Kartarius. Student Director. ORCHESTRA Organized: 1929. Adviser: Mr. Robert Cole. Purpose: To provide an opportunity for the playing and enjoying of different types of orchestral music. 3 3 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Organized: l927. Advisers: Miss Anna Mae Flint, Miss Lulu Smith. Purpose: To promote the ideals of scholarship, lead- ership, character and service. OFFICERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: P. Nlassivk. Sec y.: .I. Inman, Pres.: ,I. Dur- kin. Treas. Standing: F. Phillipy. Vivesljres. First row: J. Young. P. Fiselstein. L. Reen. C. Huff, J. Adkins E. Dimitri. B. Reshinlmurg, M. Young. M. Moats. .l. Willkler, I. Zatezalo. Serond row: B. Burns. D. Cooper. P. Mc'Natet. J. Onisko. S Blank, NI. Umstott. I. NIrIiI-Q. KI. Ellfin. W. Betts. S. Moore. E. Kaiser. Third row: Miss Parenti. advisor. XI. Mercer. K. Osborne. R Ramivone. D. Neiheiseh. A. Omisko, N. Hicks, S. Davison S. Cheek. C. Ritchie. Fourth row: C. Dolirin. K. Shirley, I. Reich. NI. Simmons, B. Slezek, P. Onisko. If. Moir, B. Brawiey, F. Fiopstork. 1 . . . . , First rms: XI. Hawk. P. Ilznnnwrlin. .I. Dnrkln. I. Nlltvln-II. Ii. Wants. VV Nwoinl rms: Nlnss Smith. f'0llIISt'IUI'. I.. Ilyvr. IJ. NIEISIVIT. It Ilzlrk- Imrflt. .I. Nvllor. Nliss FIint. 1-nuns:-lor. 'I'Iii1'4I row: U. Outlzind. A. Imngl. NI. I.:-i'c'I1. F. Sidlf-g.'. Ii. Bnlvlif-r. .I. Latona. Fourtli row: Ii. Calhoun. ,l. Illia-ani-r. H. Edwards, CI. Mills. F. IIIiiIIipy, .l. Zirnnif-rinan. ,l. Innuin. NI. I'IlII. OFFICERS OF JR. HONOR SOCIETY INI. Young. Serfy S. Cheek, Treas.: .I. Winkler, Vive Pres.: C. Moir. Pres. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Organized: 1934. Adviser: Miss Juliette Parenti. Purpose: To give recognition for outstanding scholar- ship to those students who are as yet ineligible for membership in the National Honor Society. ii ii 1 OFFICERS OF PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE Seated: A. Hill, Vice-Pres.: J. Sonntag, Tre-as.: J. Dixon, Sec-'y. Standing: C. Dohrin, Pres. PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE Organized: 1944. Advisor: Miss Juliette Parenti. Purpose: To further a feeling of understanding to- ward other countries of the Americas. First row: Nl. Keefer, M. Fettinger. R. Fodor. P. Turner, S Cheek, l. Siever, B. Beshenherg, J. Peareh, J. Howell. Second row: Miss Parenti, advisor, N. Hammontree, P. Case Nl. Woodard, S. Harroun, I. Page. A. Kressovivh, M. Meats 'Nliss Paveloi, advisor. Third row: R. Sf-heilmle, S. Markwood, B. Wallace, J. Clevenger N. Long, L. Juengel, E. Chewning. B. Puskas. J. Sonntag. Fourth row: B. Vvaddell, R. Fergerson. E. Humphreys. l,. Glenn J. Dall. F. Fogle. N. llenendus. H. Surkin. First Row: P. Inman, J. Pudofa, A. Johnson, J. Fisher, N. Har- mon, J. Waddell, June Moore, G. Mc'Carter, E. Greene. Sevond Bow: A. Jakubisin, S. Louthan, D. Neiheiser, E. Hartz. N. Scrimegour, Ann Waters, J. Hammer, C. Reis, J. Winkler, C. Aldous. Third Row: D. Snowden, B. Ellison, N. Collins, B. Humphrey, K. Asborne, A. Long, D. Sterling, E. Oprea, A. Onisko, M. Sloan, D. Lansberry. Fourth Row: B. Waddell, B. Slezak, B. Humphrey, G. Dolmrin, J. Cassidy, C. Brown, D. Simmons, S. Burch, V. Arnold, P. Unisko. ..,,.... .3 l 4, n E l First ron: .l. Zum-lsrlorli. ll. Sparks. .l. S4-1'i1ng:i-ivlir. Nl. Vfestlllll. l.. Svlc-r. Nl. l.ailn'ozzi. N. Bm-von. l. Xlirvlwll. Xl. lJiNapoli. IB. Williams. li. llulizio. ll. C0ll'IIlilll. Nf'I'UIlil mu: li. lillU'lll I4. N. lost. N, Frallklin. J. lliirkin. Y. 1 lJl'fll1P. .l. l.Hlllt'llS1'lllLl,!t'l'. S. XZ1Ill'll!I4Il. J. llummer. .l. Xlilllllfll. J. l'l'i4'i'. J. liviiilcwson. l'. llummerlim-. D. lfzlrlcr. N. SIlI'ilLIlIl'. 'lliirml row: J. Jvllvrs. Nl. l'loi'am. F. l311rklu11'ilt. C. Uulluml. H. Si-lwililf-. N. SIt'l'llIlQl. ul. lmng. H. Walluvf-. Y. Ili-riiyu. fl. lli'e-tlvr. Nl. Wysor. P. lrastrr, U. Nli-rc-mlino. li. Grunt. J. livll. llilllflll mix: J. SQ-m-ll. pl. Nloorv. J. Wioomls. l.. l.m'vll. J. 'l'c11l1'i4'li. i 5. xlf'lilPI'lIlll'l'i. ll. l'lIIlQ'I'f. X. Giil'tlf'Ilf'I'. ll. l.f1zi4'l1. l'. Siillvy. W l.. Jurly. Nl. lfoli-. N. Nliller. .l. NPlll'l'. l l OFFICERS OF BLU-TRI i Fi,-.1 W. iz. mi-.-11. xl. xiiiim-. in miimiwim. Vx. Kari. s. 1111.-pi.. Sf'Hff'flf F- B1 'k f1 f- Hull'-1 B- BHU'1 1 - l'1'f'f-1 l li. ifampuilla. li. Nlonrn-. A. Nlilligan. J. Outlanil. .l. l'luriwr. N141-flrllllllli. Twzis. V H l H , ll. Cross. S. Fwd- A. Hill, -ll Suladiu Slillltllllgi J. Durkm. Sc-1' v.: H. Lolmxiziii. Vw:--l'rPs. l Sr-r-ond row: A. Winters. ll, xillglll. .-X. Nlzm-iiikuwski. J. flolopy. , N, Hainmontrcfr-. G. Burk. l.. Hf!lllllSOH. K. Anderson. Nl. X llllCFl.l'll. S. Ciarsoii, J. llaberkost, I. Korrlon. BLU TRI 'l'l1irf,l row: K. l.um'astvi'. R. Viiutts. R. Huniplircys. S. Harrmiii. Organized: 1926. Nl. Cn-tl:-r. J. Cirlamlu, I. .Willis, S. Dodson. A. Long. D. Advisers: Mrs. Lucille McNeil, Mrs. Betty Simmons Quisenlmm-ry, B. Puskas. Purpose: To form a fellowship of Women and girls. ir- Fflllflll row: L. lllizlpniun. D. 'Xlf-ador. l.. ,lllr-nge-l. D. Smith. Nl. Poe, H. Nlinroviv. l. Nlrlirk, .l. Efflzlnfl. C. Cline, li. llliewningi. .l. Clfevrngier. .l. Dixon. OFFICERS OF DELTA GAMMA HI-Y J. Inman, Sec-'y and Treas.: J. Misner. Pres.: ll. Hills, Vice Pres.: F. Phiilipy, Chap. DELTA GAMMA HI-Y Organized: 1926. Advisers: Mr. William L. Waggoner, Mr. John C. Griffith. Purpose: To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. swam? r 4 at i f 3, First row: J. Kalienlwam-h, J. Zimmerman, R. Herlwruvk, I.. llaivin J. Dugan. B. Arnotl, J. Inman. Second row: D. Farlenhaugh, C. Vargo. F. Beivhard, B. Burns J. Nlisner. J. Doll, J. Divintio. Third row: Mr. Vfaggonner, advisor. J. Fenton, i'. Svhenilmer R. Mivhaei, R. Vanic, B. Shepard. Fourth row: R. Yargo, li. Niills, D. Harwood. B. Patterson. J Thatfh. F. Phillipy. First row: F. Arnott, D. Burkhoider, B. Coudy, B. Bond, K. MacDonaI, J. Horner. Second row: B. Rive, D. Hagmaier, F.. Hull, J. Cron, R. Vargo. C. Noirat, T. Krengle. Third row: C. Ports, D. Gran, J. Miller, C. Dobrin, R. Coast. D. Joiner, VV. Kluvhnik. Fourth row: W. Bowyer, B. Brown, D. Fatheree, B. Rutherford R. DiDonato. J. NlcQuilken, J. Lenk. J. Kirk. x.J i Svvoiisl row: ,l. Fislie-r. S. llmllingx. S. Sterling, S. Bartlett, E. lhircl row: l.. Hee-se, ii. lurker. C. Czirter. N. Peterson, S. David- l'flllI'lll row: ll. lll'l'glHlll. Nl. Simmons. S. Nlarkwood. .l. Pa- lirst Vow: l. Pug:-s. l.. ,lom's. ll. Hr-slivlilrerg, ,l. Young, S. Moore. Oprvu. N. Wzlriler. ll. Bean. Nl. Young. 3 son. ill. Umstult. fl. Hilvhie. l'lllll'llll. fl. Nloir. IJ. l.urku. S. Bflllilllllhll. N. Collins. OFFICERS OF JR. Y-TEEN Seated: Nl. Simmons. lreas.: S, Nlarkwoml. Pres. l'irst row: B. Braillf-y. Nl. Fettinfer. N. Phelps. Wi. Hedges. J. ll' Vlif'Vm '- SW'-53 l- . . . , . xvLlflflf'll. N. Willis. S. iliftlllllllklll. Sparks. L. Aversitte. B. 5til 'l l535 ll- lnlsmtt- l-l'ul'lalU3 13' OIWPH- X- P1494- Hura. Nl. l.ur'hok. evoml row: Nl. Nlikia. lf. Yvintf-rs. S. Cfristoff. C. SD8l'lgZl6l'.i l.. Aversitte. ll. lilllll't'l1. ill. Spangler, S. Blank. S. Dyer. J. JUNIOR Y-TEEN Willey. l'. Burlwr. J. Pultoli. Organized. 1926. lwllird row: K. Oslmriw. .l. Crawford. Nl. Miller. Nl. Clevenger. Adviser: Mrs, Julia Benson, C. Rf-ed. S. Bnrkhardr, N. Jofhnson. N. llir-ks, J. Adkins. M. Purpose: To create understanding and tolerance to- Cordvn. .I. .lll9ll5If'l. N. Wykof . ward all peoples, to give training for citizenship, to build 'mirth row: Nl. Nlerrer. l.. Kerr. N. Revkter. B. Lawver. B. Character and Stress Service for Others' Ramir-one. A. Anderson. Nl. Wlerner. D. llasso, P. Ceclioff. Cline. ll. Huff. li. W'z1lters. E xi 4. Third row: Mr. Dr-itz, counselor, B. Waddell, M. Fenton. Il. Omievker, ff. Watsrrri. D. Kyle, F. Fogle. Fourth row: C. Patterson, .I. Hammontree. B. Hepasky. J. flas- sicly. ,I. Beatty. 'I'. Kruniweide. .I. Cantrell, R. Bac-li. E. Burk. . LATIN CLUB First row: H. Dnrkin. I . Ferinand. .I. Girlando, .I. Zinilvurdi. Orgalnlzgdz 1948' C. Nester. B. Burns. B. Zininiernian. D. Elienoeh. D. Yaw. Advlserz Peal'1RamSe.y' . . 5 V Sccoml row: II. Steutihani. YV. Gislirevht. B. Foster. .I. Yasiliou. Purpose' To Increase lnterestfn Latln' to help poolel ., , students, and to develop new social contacts. B. Ilitmley. KAPPA BETA HI-Y Organized: 1938. Adviser: Leroy Dietz. Purpose: To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Character. ,....mm--Q,-Zfe ,rv OFFICERS OF LATIN CLUB br-un-II: I.. ,Im-iigc-I. Illiuplainx A. Nlarrtinlioski. l,l'F'4.I NI. li Sllbfll. faeffy. Stamlingz II. fiminerniun. Vive Pres.: C. Huff. Tri-as. I OFFICERS OF KAPPA BETA HI-Y Sr-Lite-rl: .I. tiussidy. Treas.. .I. Cantrell. Sefy. B. Hepasky. I'r1--. Stumlizigfg 'I'. Krnniwiede. Chap.. J. Beatty. Y. Pres.. II. Wutssm. xr : .. i..,. .. ei. .A-5. IT. I'Iz1rI1er. ,-X. Nlarr'-inkoski. Sl'1'lJlIll rms: B. Burns. J. Young. S. Blank. NI. xl. I'niftott. I. H. Onclnsko. l. Zutezelo. ,l. Wviley. N. W'y:'off. 'I'Iii:'1I row: Nliss Ramsey. -Xdvisor. D. Cooper. B. Raunivmw. I.. Iuengel. N. .IOIIITSOIL P. Kirk. R. Jackson. lf. Rin-Imie. Ifourtli row: K. Shirley. S. Burkhardt. H. James. NI. VI'urner. Y. Ilurrlm-r. N. I-Tit-ks. NI. Moore. ,I. .IuengeI. B. Zinunerniun I'lrst row: P. Eiseistein. .I. Horner. Ix. IAIIIIIIHII, NI. Niohros. I'. IIiIrIms, XI. Juengei, S. Silvers. D. Williams. B. Lewis. Sc-1-mnl row: A. Benednin. N. Yu-t. H. Kovav. G. Horvath. R. ,Iil1'IiSOIl. J. Sanders. J. Iflmiiiiowk. A. Lang. 'lihird row: D. Angel. J. Dixon. I'. Sidley. D. Sparks. S. DanfortIl. II. Uinrine. J. Nelier. J. Wvoliisin-rgr-r. NI. Iy.'hllgO4LiIlLl. I r-nrth row: P. Der-si. li. Batkos. Il. llziivin. D. Enic-ry. R. StanIeI- inan. NI. Airntz. J. Aiandrn. II. II:-rdina. A. Jakuhisin. BOWLING CLUB Organized: 1947. Adviser: Mrs. Nadine Jennings. Purpose: To provide and promote recreation among the girls at school. BOWLING CLUB OFFICERS Standing: S. Danforth. Yire-Pres.: P. Sidley, Treas. Sc-ated: C. Bakos, Sem-'y.: D. Angel, Pres. ti : 725. OFFICERS OF RIFLE CLUB Sc-alteclz Wi. NUl'H1IIlQIIIlIl. vic'4--pwsillent: Y. Gardner, Ll'PZl!4lll'4JI'l B. Moyer. president. RIFLE CLUB Organized: 1929. Advisers: Mr. David Bistline, Mr. Charles Brewbaker. Purpose: To teach students the proper handling ot guns, to teach them to shoot and to promote inter-school competition. First How: C. Thompson. B. Yolkey, B. Moyer, R. Gardner, .I. Eherwine. D. Spenver. .I. Pillitiere. Sf-cond Row: Mr. Bistiine. advisor. R. Nester, Y. Gardner. R. NIM' Arthur. E. Deremer, Il. Tomi. J. Culver, Mr. Brewhaker I4-oar-hl. Third Row: B. Wieler, R. Walters, J. Dean, J. Angel. W. AII1e-rt, R. Wright, L. Winters, E. W'ittman. Fourth Row: R. Butler, .I. Horan. B. Davis, W. Normington, F. Dickerson, K. Burkhardt. W. Srhneckenburger. at ,Uwe First row: V. Betts, B. Dabel, L. Robinson, D. Vegh, .I. Gross, B. l.eib0Id, S. Blomgrin, C. Koehn, N. Beavon, P. Chisholm. Serond row: NI. Benton, R. Salvia, S. Walsh, J. Moore, A. Kis- taries, R. Walker, C. Buchanan, N. Frankland, I.. Syler. Third row: Miss Reed, Advisor, D. Sparks, .I. Neller, B. Ellison. D. Nester, W. AITIITIOIIS, J. Haberkost. .I. Durkin. P. Hammerlin. M. Crimes, .I. l.aulensc'hlager, R. Coleman. Fourth row: D. Hanes, S. Crisp, N. Yost. S. NIf'Corrnic'k, A. Long. M. Cohelev. Y. Arnold, P. Nlasivh. Nl. Cretler, D. Oldham. P. Myers. Butvher. D. Riley. EDITORS OF PRESIDENT STAFF Seated: E. Nibling, Ifeuture editorlz D. Hanes, Ifeature editorl. Stanslingrt .I. Kirk. Isports editori: H. Kovav. Ieditor-ill-Chiefi. PRESlDENT'S STAFF Organized: 1926. Advisor: Miss Dorothy Frazier. Purpose: To put out the President every two weeks. . Q 5 I YEARBOOK STAFF I EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First Row: R. Ondevker Iljitvuresl, l.. Cork Iljicturesl. .I. l.aut- enschlager I,-Xdvertisingi. C. Uutlaml 4.-Xrtl, .I. Haberkost lPii'- turesl, R. Cvalizio IAdvertisingI. Sevond Row: P. Traster ICO-Editori, S. Van Horn IAdvertisingl. M. Westfall IPi0turesI, P. Haemmerlin IAdvertising:,I B. Butvh- er IStatisticsI, F. Burkhart IFinanc-esb. Third Row: D. Snead Iphotographyl, D. E21I'll Illl21llQII! lilo- Editori, R. Edwards ISportsI, R. Coast IArtI. First Row: .l. lnlnan, .I. Wlolfsberger, I'. Barber, N. Franklin, .I. Cleve-nger. j. Cirlando. A. Ryan, .I. Young, H. Kovziv. Serfond Row: R. Edwards, G. Cretler, B. Crose. IT. Haines, .I. Campbell. N. Long. P. Case. R. Svheible. .I. Kirk. r 3 ? . 1 5 49 t' Sym' First row: Ii. Wlliitcstine. A. Blossvr. .I. Bunii. Il. Nlvuilor. P. I3urIwr. NI. Hawk. Fe-rmicl row: .-X. lllzirciiikoslii. If. Frziiiw. II. SVII1-iI:Iv. N. Franliliii. ,I. II:-mlei-sun, U. Polivy. 'IlIiiriI row: ,I. l'Ioi'lwr. Y. BE-renyi. lf. Ilumlik. .I. Hlioarty, lf. IFIZIIIIQPVIIILIII. Y. Gardner. D. Blauurk. Ifoiirtli row: Il. Kenley. K. Mayo. H. Coast. N. Ili-irvli. .I. Kirk II, Wurrli-r. S. llrvililing, R. Beige. NATIONAL THESPIANS Organized: 1936. Adviser: Mr. Alexander Wilson. Purpose: To promote and recognize meritorious par- ticipation in high school dramatics. OFFICERS OF MASK AND WIG Sealed: l. Mrlik, Pres.: M. Nlerver, Vic-P-Pros.: J. I.unm. Secfy. Treas. 1 I OFFICERS OF NATIONAL THESPIANS Smitwl: If. I'Ia1nIu-rman, Pri-S.: H. Whitestine, Treas. Standing: IJ. Iluuruf-k, Sm-Wy: N. Deitrli, Vive Prvs. MASK AND WIG Urggaiiiizwli I9IT. :MIviwor: 'NIr. Alvxzinrler Wilson. I'11rpose-: To miwoiiragle and develop draniatif' tale-nt in those who IIZIVP not yet had El great deal of experience on the stage-. First row: C. Huff, I.. Helm, R. Fador, .I. Howell, B. Hvslwn- Iiurgl. .I. Wiirikler. .I. Luke. Second row: III. IIIPrf'er, K. Osborne, l. Mrlik, .I. Lunn, N. Ilivks. A. Coons. B. Darrow. :ii ga s -1 OFFICERS OF RED CROSS Nl. Lake. Sm-'yz I.. Cork. Pres.: NI. Honng. Tire I'rf-,-. RED CROSS Organized: 1930. Advisers: Miss Verena White, Mrs. Florence Werner, Mrs. Verna Wallace. Purpose: To serve others, both at home and abroad. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA I'lI'SI row: NI. Efland, A. Yolkvy, S. Golding. D. Ilaily, I.. Relnn. l luhm I Huff R lewi I' Ballmer K li I 1 I' I be '. .. . .. , . Clive-k. Il. Long. 'S, . ' ' 4. . I-onri ron: W. llnviu. ,I. II11I'Ilf'I'. Il. Ellison. Il. IIinnpIn'n'y. Nl. Sloan. Il. Ilnsn-n. NI. I7I'U1lIlt'Il'l'. NI. Yann I W I 'ri Nl. lfwing, NI. Reeves. rI'Iii::rI row: Nliss White. auivisor, II. Ifurper. B. llollis-r. ,I. lrloore. I Dui K' Fii Il' Tl S:'1ifImIe I' Kirk X Iuin I I 1 1 Fo ,. i N, 1. ..r. ... I.. IXIIIIIIQIW. n ,.. .. oen. . ',lSPlSI6lIl. 1, .s. e 'gem 'ja . I. R11 t1 n':'. nrth row: If. Parlier. ll. 'I'o!n41::. S. Disqiivo. 5. Nvrtnan. TZ. blmziik. 5. OIIIIITIS. I.. Bakos. YI. Merner. K.. Linn-. X. lyurrinef. lf. lfrinnc-. S, 'Yun llorn FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Organized: 1949. Adviser: Mr. Robert Vernon. Purpose: To get information on the career of 'Leach- ing. First Row: N. Franklin, Nl. Grimes. R. Svheilwie, D. Qnisinlwrrv xg P. Case. Vx Sevond Row: .I. .-Xn,L:eIine. J. Clevengxer, M. Bus-if-11. K. -Xrnlerson. Nw I' New' D' Eu 1 mh' OFFICERS or UTURE TEACHE s or AMERI A 'I'Iii1'd How: H. Hvrciina. D. llayf-s. H. Iiutvlier. Nlr. YPVIIUII. MI- F R C visor. . f3e:xt:wI: NI. llrirnvs. Iv. llrr-Q.: ,I. Neller. Sefy: If. Pliinkernmn Fourth Row: Il. S4-rrwst. C. Mills. P. Siiiley. Y. Carfiner. If. Iilinv. Historian. H. Edwarnls. Standing: fi. Xlills. Treus.: R. Ifiiwurds. Pres. A Q. fp- -S ? '.-- .- Vx' 432' E fm 4 5 I 5 if 353 Z I 1 W-Q P. T. A. REPRESENTATIVES First row: I. Zatvzelo, B. Dahlia, J. Kress, R. Ciarnace, J. Depuve, Colvan, J. Callimore, J. Neadir, B. Down. Second row: Alrlnirsko. S. Sterling, B. Lee, R. Schcillle. A. Volkcy. Nl. Gorden. J. Sanders, M. Vidican. Tliircl row' B. Humphreys. U. VVPIJH. D. Ncstcr. A. Hale. J. Hutton, F. Haulman. C. Aldns. J. Luke, B. Sawaka. Fourth low: N. Hicks, J. Anglin, J. Murdock, V. Gardner. N. Yost, J. Burch, M. Lerch, J. Juengel, M. Mike. M. Sulo. P. T. A. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATJVES Organized: 1948. Adviser: Mrs. A. D. Brown. Purpose: To foster understanding, cooperation and encreased participation on the part of students, parents and teachers in school clubs and activities. DEBATE TEAM Organized: 1944. Advisers: Miss Verena White, William L. Waggener. Purpose: To give its members the benefit of active participation in public discussion. J. Misner, H. Kovac, W. Waggoner fadvisorl, J. Kirk. ,, tw 0 . . fi 'E 'YJ 32: X, xl N , VME, svums Q - n 1 EW?3 w? 5, , -1 iLN - ' 'T ' g i Rxigiwh ,ff 5 Q WEgQEf4f3Qfii4i, 5 W Q,W?ff : i Wiiff 5W5 Y ? ?7 f- XXER 1 ':f1f1:111221?121f12 Q ii 35 f Q A f X X Qzlz I . Z Gb xg ' 4- ' If gifs Q? A. I ' Af: ' - - .- Q ' 3' X ' 15 - . ,,.l --3: V' ' N L - gr- . 5, 1 y ' ' 1 ' :bi i X . f I-1 X 1 ,' 'Q-'?.:i,5 ,h , 6 ,'4' ,S - - --L 5XX X ri J -35' is-' ' K is ,V -o, V, f X x ,f ':-Zllx 0- Q 'yf A' X . , .-ff -- - X ' '- ff' -' X V il ' 0 . 2 - 7 Ll 1 A f , ,..-I ,, N - - f 'AS f 'Wand Q, , 1, Vex P '-AQ af if l e E if W' 1 W e af f ix ' ,.,... X.. Q' ' ' A 3:1 .,.,,, .- -- . ,.,.. ,. 5 ,,. A fa. Y in ','... ,. ..'..'. i ,,.,.. 1 E 1 N 353353 9 BATMAN Fl.OSSlE HERBRUCK 1 .Vb 2 Coach ..... a ' 1 .. y . to h e + f .rr 5. 32: J b 51' ,-:'-, V ..,.. 1 .. , Q4 ,, The 1949 football team of Garfield proved to be one of the most spirited and aggressive elevens in the history of the school. In the midst of the season, the team and school were shocked by the death of their beloved coach and teacher, Earl Wright. With his memory in their hearts, they went on to become run- ners-up for the city championship-a job well done by 'this boysn. W 1: 19 I5 27 18 .-.:...,. U uri g in QI K v 57' in 18... 13... 14 7 PL 21 13 AYOFFS Elyria ..... . . . Wadsworth . . . . North ..... . Kenmore .... . South West ...... . Canton Lincoln East . . .... . ....W'est.... South They ..0 ..7 ..7 ..6 ..13 ..20 ..7 ..3 ..7 ..l9 , 1949 C3 T ll ba t Foo ity I'S Va W: E. 3 G. Vargo. 3rd ro Fatheree: A. Adams artin: D. M G. . hew Hy Wu: G. M 1' O ow: A. Demitri: R, B lst 1' 9 E17 III I N. Nyei ch fx Coal erbruck QAsst. Flossie CCoachJ: W. H F C5 5 an vu ff. U .. 2 Q Ad U 5 :-4 and A CJ 5 f O D1 P5 6 U ... CG Di 'U m .C U1 E S 52 ,-1 E M 6 5-4 Q2 z E E 3 92 cu .C BL E pi GJ .-1 'CS Sha J. hem- gP.Sc QS achg J. Jon b Kullen I R. Patterson, J. f-X n -'49 Q, rc C 5 :-1 D3 M fx ,S U CU O U 4-S rn rn 42' ,J E F C 3 m :ri LQ U P -. Q a m LQ if C1 E 'U SI Ol E 5 cf: oi 2-I Bu Sf' an A '54 U as 4-5 ? fl' U 42' V .LC E .C U 2 M 2? O .D Ml COACH GRIFFITH DIENOFF . Springfield Stow .. North . .. . Euclid . . .St. Maryls . . Kenmore . . Buchtel South . ....West.. ... I-lower. They U42 52 H36 ..60 H41 H46 H22 H49 53 ..37 13 .......... lfast ..... 54 ...... Kent Roosevelt. 61 ........ Central 27 ...... Cuyahoga Falls. 53 ....... Vlvadsworth . . TOURNA MENT 50 ...... Cuyahoga Falls. 47 .......... East ..... 41 ......... North .... 50 .... Cleveland Lincoln 28 South First Row: D. Luras. D. Burkholder, J. Nlitvhell, R. Edwards. J. Fenton. G. Shadie, B. Rive. Seeond Row: Coach Griffith, R. Forzano. ass't. eoavh, T. Krunr wiede, R. Vargo. R. Wright. D. Sterling. B. Bond. B. Ruther- ford, A. Ringwalt. Coach Deinoff. Third Row: G. Kefaulos, D. Kremer. R. Railev. J. Lenk, R. Adams, L. Thompson. J. Costoras, R. DiDonato-. First Row: T. Jackson. E. Batman, B. Burkholder, F. Alvarez J. Cirlando, J. Rutash. Sevond row: H. Neller. C. Campbell, A. Adams, D. Alvarez, R. Forzano fffoaehl. BASEBALL First Row: D. Johnson, A. Riniwalt, R. Edwards, W. Mitchell, J. Fenton, R. Rive, R. Patterson, T. Krengel, R. Bond, C. Pat- terson, W. .-Lrnott, J. Lenk. Second Row: R. Casenhiser, .l. Shudie, J. Cantrell, R. Goudy, D. Alverey, VV. llunninghum. F. Arnott, R. DiDonato, G. Shadie. J. Taylor, J. Snyder, .l. Misanko, J. Doll, R. Buvhanan, .l. Mil- liken, R. Cramer, R. Foughty, W. Jones Imanagerb, P. Dienoff if-oachj. GOLF C. Zimmerman Qvoachl. R. Simone, F. Menhorn, E. Donaldson, A. Demilri. TRACK lflrst raw: .l. Tl0W'l1St'IHl, lu. Dunaye, .l. Zahar. ,l. Martin, J. Burk CL Vyzinte. J. Malone-. .l. l.nnn, B. BllI'lill0lll9l'. A. Adams. Hnglws. J. Sntvr. ll. Sams, G. Carlos. Svvnml row: B. Alnmons. K. Braden. U. Billilj. D. Burk. Vx Hoglrivr. ,l. Hl1fIllFS. .l. Shadie. R. Williams. U. 'llurnsta . F ll ll aitllr-reff: F. Frizone. E. Nlasuga. .l. Hall. lf. Brown. lhlrzl row: B. Lamlr. lN. Nl1'Clint0f'k. .-X. 'l'ra1'y. J. Harrison. ' Krnmwide. N. Bergdorf. l.. Allen. R. Vfllilv, E. Cravia. 1 Oster. B. Ray, F. Di:-kvnsull L Lx L G CLUB First row: .l. Kallenbach, B. Bond, R. Herlxruck, D. Burkholder A. Demetri, B. Brown, R.,SaunderS. Second row: J. Jones, B. Rice, J. Fenton. W. Kllitvhnik, A. Col lie-r. .l. Cron, E. Calhoun. Third row: R. Edwards. J. Zimmerman. T. Krvngle, VV. Mitvllell R. floudy, Wl. Bowyer, C. Shadie. -Q 4 X l J. Harper, J. Outland, B. Moore, B. Lee, C. Dyer, S. McCarter, P. Chisholm, D. Parry. 1 First row varsity: J. Kozy, B. Pollock, N. Molohosky fCaptainJ L. Syler. A. Hill. Second row reserve: J. Tate, J. Gross, J. Maudru, D. Vegh, B Gill. l Red Fuller's Barber Shop TED UVERITY JEWELER - WATCH MAKER Free Pick Up and Delivery We Need Your Head In Our Business Four Barbers at Your Service 772 S' Arlington St. E Pisaza 3416 D RUSS ELLINGER, Owner 2486 Edwin Ave. Akron 14, Ohio JEfferson 6428 'FO THE SENIORS OF JUNE '50, For Wedding Invitations We W,S,, ,,,pp,,,eSS am, Consult the Competence of CANTON ROAD CLEANERS Success THE PAPER BASKET AND DYERS ' I WADC Building Collins West Towne, Inc. 97 S. Main JE 4291 sr 4118 AIRPORT AUTO PARTS co. L A 5 0 F F I 5 AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS New - Used - R built CHILDRENS AND INFANT Parts for All Cgars WEAR 1493 Triplett Blvd. Akron, Ohio Phone REpublic 2254 12 S. Main St. HE-4910 Waterloo and Main Streets Compliments of the H. R. TERRYBERRY COMPANY SPOTLESS SPOT MANUFACTURING JEWELER 12 INCH HOT DOGS - HAMBURGERS CHEESEBURGERS MILK SHAKES - SUNDAES Grand Rapids, Michigan The Finest In Class Ringsi' JAMES W. STILL, Prop. v 1020 S. Arlington St. PA 0083 Anderson Pontiac, Inc. COMPLIMENTS 'fDoIIar for Dollar You Can's Beat A Pontiaci' Of LYN THEATRE PA-9337 956 S. Main Street BL 7181 Compliments Of JR. Y-TEENS Compliment sof A. J. FRIESS, Jeweler 307 South Main Street Akron 8, Ohio AIRPORT FLORIST Complete Floral Service for Funerals, Weddings and Parties, Etc. ARTHUR B. WEARLEY, Mgr. 1939 Springfield Center Road Akron, Ohio ITALIAN VILLAGE For a Delicious Dish of GENUINE ITALIAN SPAGHETTI d an Famous Chicken a la Vagabond Collin's West Towne Florist Specialized Wedding Service Corsages - Floral Designing 1667 West Market St. UN 1413 Evenings JE 7602 Compliments of DR. FRANK L. TRASTER ,Second National Building LACHOK'S HARDWARE Hardware, Paints, Glass, Electrical, Furnace and Plumbing Supplies FR-0557 957 Brown Street HOLLAND RESTAURANT 1540 S. Arlington Street CORNER OF XVATERLOO ROAD BEEF AND PORK BARBECUES HAMBURGERS AND I2 INCH HOT DOGS RICH MILKSHAKES AND SUNDAES Open 24 Hours a Day Bob Holland - Jim Holland Compliments of BORIES BOWLAND For Your Greater Bowling Pleasure 1559 S. Main Street PA-6827 PA-0040 Firestone Park Dry Cleaners and Furriers Know Your Cleanersj' MRS. W. W. HICKEL 1749 S. Main Street Pa-3714 Citywide Delivery Service PA-4516 Akron, Ohio Compliments of CHESTNUT RIDGE DAIRY 426 Cole Ave. THICK MILKSHAKES OUR SPECIALTY Edw. D. Fulley Compliments of Arnott's Pharmacy 1727 S. Main Street TELLINGS ICE CREAM SCHOOL SUPPLIES - MAGAZINES Hammel Business University 57-59 East Market Street AKRON 8, OHIO OFFERS COURSES IN: W Wl Y A . . . . . e ecome Ou t Accounting and Business Administration Walker Bros. 1489 Aster Ave. Akron, Ohio Compliments of Norman Service Station 1178 S. Arlington Street 24 Hour Service Main Bowling Center ACE MITCHELL, Mgr. 413 S. Main St. Where the best of people bowlv With the friendliest of atmospherev Junior Executive Executive Secretarial Secretarial Stenographic New classes beginning each six weeks. For further information visit the school, or call JEfferson 1317 Catalog and school calendar mailed upon request. C. A. NEALE, President. ss w JZ is f fgfik E Two Good Stores Hamilton Cigar Store and the Tower Coffee Shop First National Tower Q., Bus. PA-Ol93 Res. PR-2749 Wholesale and Retail BEN'S MARKET The Home of Quality Meats BEN GALIZIO, Prop. 554 S. Arlington St. Akron, Ohio Compliments of BLU-TRI REO TRUCK DISTRIBUTORS BERG MOTOR CO. 418 and 490 S. Arlington St. PRinceton 2221 PArkway 0152 Compliments of Hoover's Pharmacy 1501 Aster Ave. Firestone Park Compliments of Rulay's Super Market 336 E. Cuyahoga Falls Ave. WA 3610 TOMEI STUDIO 86 East Mill Street AKRON 8, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Our Sincere Wishes for Your Future REMEMBER EBERWINES 5c TO 51.00 STORES 782 Grant St., Akron and Lakemore, Ohio Buy and Save At Your Neighborhood Store The H. H. Patterson Co. 1463-65 Aster Ave. Firestone Park Sun Cleaners 8. Clothiers, Inc. Farm Bureau Insurance AUTO - FIRE - LIFE 4? MORTGAGE LOANS Adolph E. Di Cresce Income Tax Service - Notary Public 1442 East Avenue Phone HE 0502 AKRON 7, OHIO Hibbarcl Jewelry Co. 43 SOUTH MAIN STREET Masonic Rings - Diamond and Wedding Ring Sets Towle - Sterling - 1847 Rogers Brothers - Holmes and Edwards Plate Elgin - Waltham - Hamilton Wrist Watches Compliments of Dunbar's Grocery 2018 S. Main Street PA 0006 H U S T O N - P U G H SPORTING Gooos co. 35 S. Main St. - Akron, Ohio BL-3106 BL-3107 Highest Quality Athletic Equipment The Finest in Class and Varsity Sweaters The Waterloo Drive-Inn 423 E. Waterloo Roacl PA 0095 Chestnut Ridge Dairy 2776 Albrecht Ave. ST 3310 South Akron Hardware Co. 1097 South Main St. HE 2614 1u111:141111111111111 1 1 111 1 1 11114101 1n1u1u1o1o1u11:0101 11101111 S S IT PAYS S S To prepare for Office Employment The Choice of Free Employment Service to Graduates Discriminating Seniors NEW CLASSES START JUNE I9 PRINTCRAFT Re9fS'e'N0W S U , ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Dlstmctwe Blackstone 4183 GRADUATION PERSONAL CARDS 105 E. Market Street Akron, Ohio and COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS 1244 S. Arlington 640 'lr 059 PR 1414 PrinTCrafT Card Tires, Bqfferies SCRANTON, PA- and Parts Accessories Compliments of Compliments C O X P H A R M A C Y Confectionary and Service Store Of Open Daily to 10:00 P.M. 1137 Gram Street 782 s. Arlington st. PA 0132 STAR SUPER MARKET Comptmm CO lpu LmS of Fruits and Vegetables of H- M- MILLER Op Sundays Service Station 1097 Se?nAl'liUgt0H St- at Aster and Lindenwood Compliments Compliments of THE LUCKY STORE of DR. H. P. SHANABROOK 1495 Aster Ave. FIRESTONE PARK C. E. FINCH BARBER SHOP 356 Reed Ave. CATHY'S FINE FOOD 897 S. Arlington St. PA 0204 Stop In and Try Our Delicious Hamburgers and Meals Compliments Of CIRCLE CLEANERS 1513 Aster Ave. Dentist 1169 Grant Street If Itfs A Gift or A Gadget Shop at SI'Teneman's 5c, S1000 Store 585 N. Firestone Blvd. Compliments Compliments of of Ed Geese Servlce Stahon Hardware - Houseware - Paints JR H Y SUHOCO Pfvdvffs 787-789 s. Arlington street ' ' ' Arlington and Archwood Ave. PA 2914 Compliments of FRANK'S SHOE STORE 1467 Aster Ave. Weather Bird Shoes for Children Fitted by X-Ray v1u1u14'1u1o1u1u1u1u1u1-11 HAWKINS HARDWARE Hardware, Paints. Glass. Plumbing, Furnace Supplies Bicycle Parts and License 777 S. Arlington St. Akron 6, Ohio May you be as successful in life as you have been in school. MODEL STORE SAM KATTOUF, Prop. 587 N. Firestone Blvd. -T110-01014.-011114i1o1o1n1u1u1n1 1 11111114:-010101111011-101:1114 Congratulations from PCJNGRACZ STUDICJ Your January and June, 1950 Graduation Photographers 702 S. MAIN STREET HE 0914 Canton Road Furniture Co. CANTON ROAD STADIUM 3210 Compliments of THOMASTOWN CAFE 1131 S. ARLINGTON ST. M0098 ACADEMY Compliments of STARLIGHT AND ASCOT Akron's only one hundred percent AUTO THEATERS Q ,commercial art school. CNs9'kcNs9 Summer Classes Begin June 15 Fall Classes Begin Sept. 15 mains T 5 E. BUCHTEL AVE. AKRON, OHIO Phone HE-2123 SCHERMESSER , FUNERAL HOME Finest Invalid Car Service Quiet, Homelike Atmosphere The modern and complete facilities of this beautiful home available at no extra cost. 1466 South Main Street Tel. PA- 5818 A K R 0 N PRODUCE COMPANY WHOLESALE 0k9'l'0k9 All Kinds of Fruits and Vegetables PHONE HE-4165-4166 RES. PR-1419 L. GALIZIO 185 EAST MILL ST. MANAGER AKRON 2, OHIO Compliments of DR. CARL R. RYAN Dentist Akron Savings 8: Loan Bldg. Compliments of Dr. Richard J. Levey and Dr. Edward Kope Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. I. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. B. Sidley Compliments of Mr. 8. Mrs. P. V. Earlenbaugh and Mr. E. C. Zimmerman ln Akron lt's . . . B E R M A N ' S WALLPAPER AND PAINTS The Store With The Orange Front 53 EAST MARKET ST. FR - 7317 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1950 from 290 S. Main St. Akron, Ohio BL- 7121 Autographs W 1 N X '14-:A-L' J ,v ,?,,,,,, .YY, , ,,,,,,, A-, ,T--V -- ..v-.'..1.,,,,,.- . W... W ,A .. ,W -,,, .,-,N xv- mx, Autographs ATLANTIC Pnsss A . , ' 1 .1 :J 4 1 4 1 i L 1 4 1 I 7 ig .z ll Q? J Q. ,Me S : E