John Adams High School - Rebelry Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1962 volume:

REBELRY 1962 JOHN ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL CLEVELAND, OHIO THE HISTORY OF JOHN ADAMS John Adams High School, located at 3817 East 116th Street, was opened in September, 1923. It was named after John Adams, the second president of the United States, by a committee from the Board of Education. Since its opening six principals have guided the school: Dr. P. H. Powers, Mr. E. E. Butterfield, Mr. E. E. Smeltz, Mr. F. S. McCormick, Mr. A. R. Dittrick, and now Dr. M. P. Effron. His assistants are Miss Dorothy Burke, Mr. William Moritz, and Mr. Allen Richardson. At present, there are one hundred and sixteen teachers at Adams, excluding the office staff and principals. The rooms total ninety-eight not including the auditorium, gyms, two libraries, offices, cafeterias, kitchens, and rest rooms. The name ’■Rebels came to John Adams in 1936. Before this time the school teams were known as Presidents.” Since other schools had this same name, it was decided to change it. A contest was held and Jack Lasnik, who was the sports editor of the Journal, suggested the name Rebels, which was accepted and has remained to this day. 2 The theme of the 1962 Rebelry-- We Build --emphasizes our school's goal of building up the individual mentally and physically. The construction of our new wing illustrates Adams' expansion to accommodate a growing enrollment. John Adams provided a fine foundatian-for«UM i fcureT-In its atmosphere of new and old blendin to etJ T ctfj is ablfc [J ctxel .J ls: cliaracter ls well as his It is the ultimafe aim orour instructors to produce well-rounded intelligent citizens. Indeed, we can say that at Adams, We Build --we build for a great America. TABLE OF CONTENTS ALBUM STAFF.....................PAGE 4 DEDICATION......................PAGE 6 FACULTY.........................PAGE 8 “THIS IS ADAMS .................PAGE 26 SENIORS.........................PAGE 34 ACTIVITIES......................PAGE 82 ORGANIZATIONS...................PAGE 100 ATHLETICS.......................PAGE 120 INDEX...........................PAGE 146 3 THE 1961-62 ALBUM Slam! Bang! Clang! This mass of confusion echoes throughout the Album room and passes over the second floor. Between coffee breaks and parties more work is accomplished than expected. As the editors tear out their hair and the advisor turns grey, page plans are drawn, pictures are taken, and copy is written. Rulers fly, croppers are tom, typewriters arc dismantled as the final efforts for last minute additions are made for the album. Meeting deadlines is a laugh after two deadlines pass by without anyone raising their eyebrows. Amidst the clamour of excitement the 1962 Rebelry is produced and exposed to the public. STAFF Editors Bob Dzama Jo Pintagro Cynthia A. Bell, Advisor Index Editors: Harris Friedman and Kathy Beck. DEDICATION For your devotion to teaching, exemplified by the outside help you have given to your students, as well as your service to the school as sponsor of the Future Scientists of America and formerly of the girls' bowling intramurals, we, the graduating classes of 1962, wish to dedicate our yearbook to you, Mrs. Julia Rand. A family portrait After graduating from John Adams High School, Miss Julia Resko went on to Flora Stone Mather College where she was a chemistry major. During her junior and senior years, she assisted the professors in teaching the beginning courses in her major field. Soon after obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in Chemistry, Miss Resko became Mrs. Henry Rand. Today the Rands have 3 children; Michael, 14; George, 10; and Julie Ann, 9. Mrs. Rand’s decision to resume teaching 4 years ago brought her to John Adams. Relaxing with her husband Mrs. Rand has been honored by the government with a grant enabling her to work for her Master’s degree in Chemistry at the National Science Foundation Institute at Western Reserve University. She will attend for the third time this summer. During this program she has been in charge of providing recreational facilities for the participants. Other positions which have occupied her time were those of editor of the bulletin for the Cleveland Conference of Science Teachers and den mother for Michael's club scout pack for 3 years. 7 At work in the Lab FAC U LTY DR. MICHAEL P. EFFRON, PRINCIPAL TO THE GRADUATES: Graduation from high school should never mean that your education has been completed, even if you do not plan to go to college. In order to build a full, meaningful, and rewarding adult life, continued regular reading or studying of worthwhile books, magazines, and newspapers is essential. Keep mentally alert. Make use of the many educational and cultural facilities that are available in our city. May all of you be blessed with happiness, good health, and success in your future endeavors. Dr. Michael P. Effron, Principal 10 Our administration is composed of as sistant principals Miss Dorothy Burke, Allen Richardson, and William Moritz. Their decisions affect many Rebels both directly and indirectly. In a school as large as John Adams, an administration that functions efficiently is necessary. Such is the tradition at Adams. Mr. Moritz joined us last September from the coaching staff at John Mar -shall High School. During the same month, Mr. Richardson assumed his new capacity. Together with Miss Burke, our main office has molded all the fine traditions the school wishes to maintain. ADMINISTRATION GUIDANCE The primary function of the Guidance Department is to help each person to gain a better understanding of himself so that he may function more effectively in everyway. This includes helping students, through testing and individual consultation as well as group meetings, to understand their strengths, and weaknesses, enabling them to be able to work to best advantage in school and to plan realistically for the future. E. White J. Smeltz SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR As Senior Class Advisor, Miss Francis Nugent assists senior class officers and committees in the organization of class activities. Among the important events under her supervision are the Senior Proms, D-Day Dance and Commencement. With the guidance and advice of Miss Nugent, the senior class is able to enjoy a most commendable year. SENIOR CLASS COORDINATORS As class co-ordinators, Mr. McKenna and Mr. Caldwell have charge of the senior homerooms. They keep order, take care of announcements and direct all homeroom activities. L. Levine J. Scheuctow J. Ralston H. Becncy P. Drake C. Bell V. Follin E. Gould ENGLISH Honored this year by being named English Experimental Center for Cleveland high schools, the John Adams English department continues a long tradition of dedicated teaching of language, literature and composition. F. Martin In the spring of 1962 the English faculty of 25 taught over 2,900 students in 102 classes of English, journalism, speech, radio, and dramatics, and was engaged in planning new methods of teaching and in revising curricula to accomodate the varied English needs of Cleveland's students. J. Needham C. Stager S. Schulman R. Loewe 15 C. Wochole J. Alessandro T. Bell G. Graham P. Collier D. Hull MATHEMATICS The world of mathematics never lies dormant. Mr. Glenn Graham heads a department that is full of wonderment in numbers. The numbers deal with angles, square roots, graphs, and various polygons. This field prepares each student for whatever his endeavor may be. A R. Shaffer modern world de- mands knowledge of so varied a subject. Each member of this department is eager to help and encourage the student to develop his potentiality. B. Dureiko H. Seasholes E. Urch M. While D. Petrunia M. Picri LANGUAGES Upon entering Adams a new student has his choice of studying one of four foreign languages. The student may continue his study of French or begin a study of Spanish, German, or Latin. The main aim of the language experiment is to give the student an insight into culture and customs of foreign lands. The opening of Adams' new wing was an important event to the language department . Along with new language classrooms, the department is able to use the newest of language teaching techniques. The more advanced interested students have the opportunity to join the language clubs. A. Carroll V. Markham L. Sugarman SCIENCE i M. Brinson The two new biology labs have created a new interest in the science department, headed by Mr. Ronald Runkle. Biology, Chemistry, Health, Horticulture, Physical Science, and Physics are all included in this department. New Biology, Chemistry, J. Kocab and Physics books have been purchased, and the students are getting a greater perspective of their courses. M. Clark R. Midlik R. Runkle T. Ptacck J. Chambers B. Powers W. Schaal A. Williams MUSIC D. Draiios ART The art department of John Adams High School is dedicated to the aesthetic doctrines of contemporary society in relationship to the doctrines of beauty which have existed in past eras. This program is a conscious effort to enable young people to relate their socialogical and ideological experiences with their artistic expressions. C. White Inducing students to better appreciate music and improve their talents are the chief aims of the music department. In addition to instruction and guidance in the use of musical instruments, students are helped in training their voices through the musical organizations associated with the department. This cultural development is an essential part of many students' lives and will always remain such. H. Wenzel J. Elliot E. Hamill HOME ECONOMICS Our Home Economics department headed by Mrs. Morris is divided into three sections. The first section is the Foods department. Girls can take Foods I, II, and III and instead of taking IV, can help serve in the Tea Room or help as leaders in the classes. Clothing is the second section and can be taken for four semesters. Instead of taking Clothing IV, you can be a clothing leader and assist the teachers. Section three is combined of Personal Regiment, Home Making I and II and Home Nursing. M. Harris L. Hruska O. Hemmons S. Leopold M. Morris L. Bloomfield J. Joyce J. McKenna SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies department in any high school has the important duty of creating an atmosphere suitable to the growth of national pride and the knowledge of how our world began and has progressed. The five courses offered in this department arc P.S.C., Commercial Law, Modern History, World History, and American History. L. Irish B. Kristell ft. Ankeney J. Brumbaugh R. Knesal D. Quayle T. Balogh E. Caldwell F. Kostcll A. Brown C. Classer J. McGinty BUSINESS R. Hayes W. Meilandcr EDUCATION There are eleven teachers using seven classrooms--three typing rooms, one office machines room, plus three classrooms . The subjects offered include Bookkeeping, Clerical Practice, Shorthand, Secretarial Practice, Office Machines, Typing, and Salesmanship. Our graduates are placed in positions using these skills. The pupils have rated high on city-wide tests in these skill subjects and have won honors in the NOMA contests. Pupils learn to operate many of the office machines. N. Revak R. Schmotxcr S. Schiff M. Timbers R. Canfield E. Horrocks R. Lias E. Smith D. Kissel A. Reinke C. Walker INDUSTRAIL ARTS Plastics, wood shop, metal shop, auto mechanics, electricity, printing, engineering drawing, mechanical drawing, and sign painting are all courses offered by the Industrial Arts department. Mr. Ralph Canfield heads the department. R. Wendt R. Sowinski D. Jones S. Disantis PHYSICAL EDUCATION J. Luongo C. Honda The aim of the Physical Education department is to help each of its students keep physically fit for better health. Classes number from 20 to 90 and are usually grouped according to grade. Team sports are taught along with swimming, tennis, badminton and commando for senior boys. J. Ungvary OFFICE STAFF Filling out college transcripts is one of the many functions of the office staff. Keeping attendance records straight keeps the five women working in 102 quite busy. Miss Newmark is the secretary in the main office. H. Skodinsky M. Robinson M. Bysura THIS IS ADAMS WE BUILD . . . PHYSICALLY The purposes of education are determined primarily by the nature of our society and the needs of the individual learner in that society. All educable children--the talented, the average, and the less gifted--have a right to an education which will help guide and develop their various abilities and interests and which will help them develop mentally, morally, physically, and socially. One of the aims and purposes of secondary education in the Cleveland Public Schools include the providing of opportunities to enable each senior high school pupil to develop a healthy mind and body. WE BUILD . • • 30 MENTALLY ... to every man his chance ... to every man, regardless of his birth, his shining golden opportunity ... to every man the right to live, to work, to be himself, and to become whatever his manhood and his vision can combine to make him . . . this, seeker, is the promise of America.” Thomas Wolfe After many years of expectation, the final stroke of paint is brushed on the third floor ceiling. The 22 new rooms add zest to our school of many years. An addition to the cafeteria doubles as a meeting room and senior lunchroom. With language labs, art studios, and biology labs, Adams acquires a modern look. Enhancing the beauty of the school and contributing to its facilities the new wing will be used and appreciated for many years to come. X SENIORS JANUARY 1962 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President--David Nctzband Vice President--Don Brienik 36 Secretary--Josephine Pintagro Treaiurer--Diane Wagner JUNE CLASS OFFICERS President--Bill Myers Vice President—Pat Allen 37 Secretary—Jeanette Miller Treasurer--Jim Bobich ROBERT ACY BONNIE ADAMS CHESTER ADAMS WILLIE ADAMS JAMES ADKINS MYRON AGINS ESTER AIREY BURMA ALEXANDER PATRICIA ALLEN VALERIE ALLEN CAROL ARNOCKI TONI ARTINO NORMAN AVERY ARDALE BABINYECZ THERESA BALLAS Let's see--700 streamers, 325 rolls of tape . . . GLORIA BALL SALVADORE BALL PHILLIP BALLI ANTHONY BALTAKIS GAIL BANKS DORRINE BARBER GEORGE BARBER CHARLIE BARNES ROBERT LEE BARNES DEAN BARRETT BRENDA BARRON SUZANNE BART HA US MARSHALL BEALE KATHY BECK DOROTHA BEERS ARTHUR BEUNCER RICHARD BELUTTO DONNA BELLOMY YOLANDA HENEDEK RONALD BENOVITZ RAY BERGER MAE OLA BIBB KENNETH BIRO RONALD BITTNER JAMES BLACKBURN THERESA BUEV INS JAMES BOBICH ELEANOR BODNAR DOROTHY BOG OFF LA VERN BOCUCKI SUE BOLDEN RONALD BOLLO JOSEPHINE BONTENPO JANET BOR ISZ JOYCE BOX EDWARD BRAAT WILLIAM BRA CHAT CHARLOTTE BRADLEY CAROL BRANDES SANDRA BRASTINE Go team go--Touchdown! ED BRAZALOVICS LORETTA BRENT STANLEY BRIDGEFORTH DON BRIENIK TOM BRICGS BERNICE BROADNAX BETTY BROWN BRENDA BROWN ERNESTINE BROWN HANNAH BROWN Presenting Denzil Venable--Center JENNIFER BROWN MARVIN BROWN RONALD BROWN BONITA BUCCI JANICE BUREY PAT BURROUGHS WILLIAM BUSHEK BARBARA BUTLER MARISE BUTLER ROBERT BUTLER THEODORE CA LAB REESE HARRY CALDWELL J A UNIT A CAMBRIDGE CHARLES CAMPBELL HENRY CAMPBELL MARY CAMPBELL VINCENT CANNATA WILMAR CARR ALBERT LASSERTA DORTHY CATTO The lunchroom has many uses. DONALD CECH DORTHY CERMAK ROBERT CERNY RUTH CHALOUPEK RICHARD CHAPES MOSES CHAPMAN JoANN CHIELLA PAUL CHUPPA KATHERINE CICANKO SALLY LOU CLINE CAROLE CLOSE EDWARD COAXUM JANICE COLEMAN GLORIA COLLIER CAIL COLLINS CHERYL COES CLEMENTINE COOK ELAINE CORNEUSON KATHY COSHICNANO WILLIAM CRAIG COLLEEN CURNEY LOLA D'ACHILLE PAT DALBY BARBARA DANKO CARMELO DAGOSTINO ARGENTINA DAVIS JULIUS DAY PAULINE DEAS SHIRLEY DEEDS RICHARD DECAETANO TED DELGADO JERRY DENNY ALP HON SO DIAL FRAN DIEGO DEANE DIGEROMO ROSE MARIE DLOUHY ROBERT DONALD JANE DONLEY NANCY DORT ANTON DOST A L DOREEN DRABIK ■ JAMES DRAHOS The Majorettes perform at all football games. ROBERT DZAMA JIM EDEN JANIS ELKO DYMPLES ELLIOTT DONALD ENZMAN BRENDA FLEMING RON FODOR ROBERTA FOOLER RAY FOND RAN JACQUELINE F RANKE FRANKIE FUGH GAIL FUR CRON SHARON FRIG LETT HARRIS FRIEDMAN DONNA FRIETCHEN JUDY GAZD1K ROSEMARY CIACQUINTA ASTRA GIBSON FRANK GIG ANTI GARY GILBERT MAE GILBERT CHARLES GLENN RICHARD GLOWCZEWSKI MOUREEN GOGOL MARCIT CONTER How many detentions will I get? ANITA GREVE JAMES GRIFFIN JESSE GRIFFIN YVONNE GRIFFIN PAUL GRINKOVICH A salute to Jessie Griffin. CHRISTINE GULiSH CANDIS HALL DORIS HALL MONICA HAMMOND SHIRLEY HANNA BELA HA RG ITT AY CAROLYN HARPER THERESA HARPER ROBERT HARPER JACK HARRIS ELIZABETH HAVASY ELLEN HEARIE HEARD ROBERT HEFLIN THEODORE HENDERSON KATHLEEN HERNADI DAVID HIGGINS GLORIA HILL LESLIE HINKLE BERT HOLLAND GEORGE HOLLEY All ready? Five seconds to go! JIM HOLLOWAY JANICE HULL LOUICI HORDE TERRY HULL ROBERT HRVDKA JANE HU ML STACY HUBBARD WARREN HUMPHREY TERRY HUGHES HELEN HUN RENNA HUNT SHEROLEE HUNTER SHERIDAN HUNTER NICHOLAS IARUSSI GEORGE JACKSON LEON JACKSON DENNIS JACOBS DAVID JAMES DOROTHY JANISZEWSKI EDWARD JAPEL JOYCE JAROUSEK SANDRA JASKULSKI JOSEPH JENCIK JEANETTE JENKINS EDWIN JIROUSEK ROBERT JIROUSIK CHARLES JOHNSON LAWRENCE JOHNSON NANCY JO JOHNSTON WILLIAM JOHNSON DOREY JONES DOROTHY JONES CARLANDINE JONES NATHANIEL B. JONES PAT JONES RAYMOND JURCACO JIM JURICKA RICHARD RABAT DOUGLAS KARASEK WALTER KARPINSKI SANDRA KHAS JOSEPH KICK EL JOHN KING MARY JANE KELLER ELOISE KEMP NORMA KINGSMILL JERRY KLATT WILLIAM KLIMA JOYCE KLOVA PAT KISPAL Just Forty-Five Minutes To Study. VIRGINIA KONEVAL GENE KORMOS DIANNE KOTRLIK HENRY KOUCHE DONNA KOVACH CARY KOVACH MARCE KOVACH TOM KOVACH LINDA KRIECER JOSEPH KUTINA MARY LOU KWITKOWSKI MARGARET KYOVSKY JACQUELINE LAMONT JOYCE LANHAM MOLL IE LASSITER ROBERT LASSITER RONALD LATINC ANDREW LAUDATO FRANCES LAZAR JUDITH LUCAS LOUISE LUCAS PATRICIA LUCAS BEN LUCCI ANTOINETTE LUCIDO ELEANOR MACK CAROLE MADDEN KATHLEEN MAGYAR LORRAINE LING LOIS LOFTON Mr. Carroll Keeps Busy With Attendance Records. ROSEMARY MAJNE ARNOLD MALCOLM PHYLLIS MALECKE LUCILLE MANICLIA JUDY LOG AN CHESTER MARCIN ROBERT MARINUAK BARRY MARKOWITZ NANCY MAROTTA LAWRENCE MARTIN What Do You Mean The Journal Isn't Printed? ROBERT MARTIN JACQUELINE MASON WILLIAM MASON ALBERT MAZZEO CHARLENE MATOLA WILLIE MAUL JEANNETTE MAY PHYLLIS MAZENEC JAMES McAFEE MATTIE McCALLA KEN McCORD RUSTY McCORMACK ELIZABETH McCULLEY KENNETH Me DANIEL EARL McKINNEY LaLENA McKINNEY FRANCES McLINN janice McMullen THELMA Me NEAL WALTER McNEAL JAMES MEADOWS BARBARA MEANS FRED MitCZKA CLIFFORD MELTON JOHN MERCHANT JERRY MESSER VIRGINIA MILAZZO BONITA MILESKI BENNIE MIDLER DENNIS MILLER JEANETTE MILLER KEN MILLER VERONICA MISENKO ROOSEVELT MONCR1EF NICK MONTAGNER ESTHER MONTGOMERY MARIAN MORRIS JUDY MOSS DANIEL MOXEY BRUCE MURDOCK Mr. Collier Takes A Bow. PAUL MUSSARA WILLIAM MYERS THOMAS NAGY BONITA NAIMAN JUANITA NAPIER ELLEN NAZARETHS DAVID NEMIC DENNIS NEMIC RON NEMUNAITIS DAVID NETZBAND MARCEL NEVILLE CHARLOTTE NEVILLE LONNIE NEWSOM SHARON NEWTON ELVA NIX BETTY NOEL CLEM NORMAN S. OIA'H RICHARD OIESKA GAIL OPATRNY CATHY PARTI RONALD PECK SHARON PELCARSKY MARION PEITZ RUT HIE PENN e CHERLY PETERS JOYCE PICKENS FRANK PETRO IUNW PFEFFER CHARLES PHELAN GEORGE PHILLIPS JOSEPHINE PINT AC RO KATHLEEN PODOBA PAT POLIVKA FRED POPALARDO You’re Going The Wrong Way, Miss Bell! BARBARA PORTER RICHARD PRESLEY JERRY PRESSEREN BETTY PRYOR ORTISE PRYOR CAROL RAFF IS GERALDINE REA JOAN REEVES WILLARD REYNOLDS GAYLE RHODES Right, Left, Right, Left--Kick. DIANE RICHARDSON MARY LINN RIEDASCH CHARLES RINALDI PATRICIA R1ZZOLLO KENNETH ROBERSON JOYCE ROBINSON DIANE ROCCO GLORIA ROSS LOIS RULAND LORETTA RUSH LENS RE RUSYNYK CERALDINE RUT ANA ROSE ANN SABO FREDDIE SANDERS ROGER SANFORD DIANE SAS KATHY SCHONMEYER CARMEN SCICOLONE DARLENE SEA WRIGHT ILLONA SEBESTYEN The student government room is the center of school activity. m Air JOANNE SEIDEL JEFF SHLEPER $ 1.1 GERALD SLITHER CLYDE SHY BOBBY SETTLE DENCIE SHY DONNA SHAFFER MICHAEL SIEGEL ROGER SHIRKO KAREN SICL ROBERT SILVERMAN JEFF SINGER LOUIS SIPOS BARBARA SKERNESS BETTY SKOCH DAVE SKOCZEN CAROL SMAIDONE DAVE SMITH ELOISE SMITH GAIL SMITH HAROLD SMITH MILTON SMITH SIDONIE SMITH ANDREA SOBODOSH BARBARA SOMOLES BARBARA SPALIATSOS JAMES SPERLING FAYE SPRINGFIELD CENEVIEVE SPROSTY WILLY SPRUILL KATHY SRP NANCY STEINER ALICE STEPHENS DAVID STALARSKI JOANN STRAKA DIANE SUSZKOWSKI VICTORIA SWINGOS JOANNE SZABO FRED STEPHENS MYRTLE STEVENS SHARON TALBORT ROSE MARIE TAKACS ARTHUR TALIAFERRO MARILYN TAYLOR SILAS TAYLOR BEATRICE TEAM OR JULIZ SZONYI KAREN TAYLOR U IRENE SZANISZLO ROBERT TANNER BERNICE THOMAS LILA THOMAS JOHN THOMPSON MARIAN THOMPSON JUDY TILLMAN DON TOTH PETER TROYAN FLORENCE TRUSSO ELBERT TUFTS LaMONT TUFTS CHARLES TURNER SANDRA TURNER LEN TUROCZY RUSSELL TWOMBLY STEPHEN TWITTY LaVERN URBAN MARY VALENTINE ROSE VANADLA GERALD VARGO MARSHA VARNER BARBARA VACTOR FRANCINE VELLOTTA DENZIL VENABLE CARMELLA VENEZIANO DONNA VERNON PAUL VERTOCK SAM VINCI ROSE MARIE V1RZI JOANNE VLACH WILLIAM VON BENKEN LEROY WADE Will this Editorial Board meeting please come to order' CURTIS WADDY DIANE WACNER IRENE WALK BETTY WALKER DIANE WALKER GLORIA WALKER PATRICIA WALL MICHEAL WEAVER WYNN WEBB CEORGE WEBBER Watch Out The Checker Is Coming. WALTER WEINER KATHLEEN WHALEN ANNA WHITE CYNTHIA WHITE BARBARA WHITLOW HOWARD WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIFORD PATRICIA WITHERS THEODORE WILSON LOUISE WICKENS STEVE WIRBEL NANCY WILDE RICHARD WISNIEW'SKI THOMAS' WITHERS BOB WINCENFELD BEATRICE WOCEN KENNETH WOLFE DENNIS WONDRAK MANILA WOOD M. WOOD Now you begin and the rest will follow. CHARLES WOODS HARLAN WORTHINCTON DONNA WYSOCKI LEONARD YOUNG ROBERTA YOUNG JOHN ZAPISEK RICHARD ZELENKA SAItUBlA CONNIE ZITO JACK ZURA We were on the inside looking out, but after graduation . . , 75 THE LONG HOURS After three short years have flown by, it is ironic that the last few days before Commencement should pass so slowly. In preparation for this climax of their high school years, the seniors devote themselves to the studies of proper walking and sitting, good posture, and pleasant speech deliverance. This one evening will be a commencement of many lives. The long hours and sincere efforts will make it a dramatic finale. JANUARY 1962 COMMENCEMENT Our three years of study, experimentation, and recreation seem to culminate in one exciting evening when friends and relatives share with us our pride and pleasure on Commencement night. Often the most memorable occasions in a human being's existence are not purely pleasurable, but a mixture of bittersweet emotions blending into one sensation. Graduation day is typical of such an occasion, for with the joy of achievement there also exists our sorrow in the loss of friends and associates who shared with us the multitude of experiences which have created a bond which is difficult to break and even harder to forget. 80 THAT LAST During that last moment before Commencement in the hustle of putting on our cherished caps and gowns, what feelings of apprehension occupied our minds. Awaiting us was that long march down the aisle of Public Hall and our session on stage in front of friends and relatives . MOMENT These momentary fears were superseded by memories of three wonderful years of high school. It was difficult to believe that this night meant the end of one phase of our lives and the beginning of another. SPANISH CLUB CLUBS GERMAN CLUB others. The usual agenda of the meetings consists of discussions and lectures. Special features include speakers discussing student life in their respective countries, as well as opportunities for foreign study. STUDENT CONGRESS The John Adams Student Congress was formed for the purpose of bolstering school morale, providing opportunities for student participation in the management of school affairs, offering services to the faculty and students, and promoting the general welfare of the school. January Senate June Senate The Student Congress consists of two houses, the Senate and the House of Representatives . The Senate is a body of some 30-40 elected and appointed members. All chairmen of standing committees must be Senators. The House of Representatives consists of elected representatives from each homeroom. Still another branch of student government is the Central Committee. This committee heads the Honor Study Hall system. The members, known as checkers, make sure the honor study halls run efficiently. They also check the HSH officers to see that they, too, are fulfilling their responsibilities. January Central Committee June Central Committee RADIO Radio Bulletin Staff Each day John Adams students receive announcements for clubs and other important functions through the efforts of the Radio Bulletin Staff and Radio Engineers. The engineers also broadcast programs during the day for classes in all departments . Along with these duties they also take care of the Radio equipment, and handle all school special announcements . They play a very important part in school communication. Radio Engineers JOURNAL STAFF QUILL AND SCROLL The John Adams Journal is published bi-monthly, is planned, written and managed by a staff of about 50 pupils . Students are required to take Journalism I before they are eligible to work on the Journal Staff. Those who show writing ability are selected for the editorial staff. The John Adams Chapter of Quill and Scroll, International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was founded in 1929. Qualifications for membership include three semesters of outstanding work and leadership on the Journal Staff. KEY CLUB Kiwanis Key Club is a service organization for outstanding male students. It strives to develop initiative and leadership in preparation for useful citizenship. The Key Club is unique because it is sponsored by a local Kiwanis Club as well as school officials. The three-fold purpose of the organization is to provide service for the community, school, and individual. LRO The Lunchroom Organization, better known as the L.R .0. keeps the lunchroom pleasant, orderly and clean. They sell milk, keep the floors clean and uphold general order. SMADA The Smada Club, the boys’ service organization of John Adams, maintains order in the halls. The Smada was instituted in 1937 for the purpose of keeping our corridors tidy, orderly, and quiet. Smada stands for service, manliness, ability, decorum, and action. SCIENCE CLUB To satisfy the curiosity and interest of students majoring in the sciences is the purpose of the Science Club. Their activities include tours and speakers. The members have the opportunity to work in the school laboratories on school projects and assignments. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB Twice a month the World Affairs Club meets to discuss current events, taking an active interest in the making of history. American foreign policy is debated, as well as headline topics in the news. Members may also attend lectures and conferences sponsored by the Cleveland Council on World Affairs. FTA Members of the Future Teachers of America are offered a preview to the teaching career through taking over classes for absent teachers. The opportunity to acquire an understanding to the history and development of our public school system, their purposes and objectives, and an appreciation of the contributions they have made in the democratic society is offered to each member. MATH CLUB Students talented in the science of mathematics and recommended by their teachers are eligible for the Math Club. The club pursues new and interesting concepts in advanced math in addition to the study of the colorful history of the subject. VISUAL AIDS The visual aids boys do an outstanding job operating the noon movies and seeing that classes are shown the latest educational films. big brothers AND SISTERS Each semester, with the influx of new lOB's, it becomes necessary to adjust these new students to the rigorous high school pace. Big Brothers and Sisters was organized to orient the new Rebels thoroughly and to deal with individual problems personally. Each Big Brother and Sister is assigned to several lOB’s whom they visit at intervals. The work of this group takes a burden off the guidance counselors and homeroom teachers who previously had to manage completely the con -fused” 10B. Seniors whose past record shows that they possess good leadership qualities are chosen to counsel these John Adams sophomores. BOYS’ GYM LEADERS Leadership, physical fitness, and high ideals are the goals of the Boys’ Gym Leaders. These students offer their services in the gym during their free periods. The Gym Leaders also sponsor the intramural programs at Adams. BOOSTER CLUB By selling tickets to athletic events, selling beanies, shakeroos, and pennants, and organizing bus caravans to out-of-town games, as well as distributing football programs, the Booster Club promotes and enlivens interest in school athletics and activities. The group has also established a courtesy code for athletic events at Adams and other schools. 116 GIRLS’ GYM CAPS As a service organization, the Girls’ Gym Captains serve the gym teachers, the students, and the school as a whole. They not only officiate at intramural programs, but also assist the instructors in class and with clerical work. Their main objective is to encourage girls to participate in healthful activities. HYGEIA CLUB The purpose of the Hygeia Future Nurse Club is to assemble girls who are seriously interested in nursing as a profession. The members assist the nurse in the dispensary, are instructed in first aid, and become acquainted with various fields of nursing by visits to hospitals, films, speakers . They also learn of the activities of other Future Nurse Clubs. ART CLUB In its sceond year, the Chiarascuro Art Club is doing much to promote interest in art at Adams. Many students not taking art attend the meetings. The Chiarascuros have bought prints for the school and repainted the mural in room 118 . Promoting Christian fellowship is a group of fifty girls, the Y-Teens. A humanitarian project, such as helping needy families is undertaken each semester, as well as fund raising projects. Meetings and other functions are held using the facilities of the YWCA. Y-TEENS CHESS CLUB The science of chess is thoroughly explored in the Chess Club, open to beginners and experts . The club also has a team which competes with other schools. The purpose of the Council on Human Relations is to promote, and practice, understanding, cooperation, and mutual respect among all the various religious, racial, social, and cultural groups to which the members belong. COUNCIL ON HUMAN RELATIONS ACTIVITIES Come on Maroon, come on Gold, come on Team, let’s go. CHEERLEADERS Our seven vivacious and vigorous Varsity Cheerleaders have led our students in whole-hearted support of our teams. We have 12J.V. Cheerleaders, divided into 2 squads, who cheer at alternate J.V. games. There are 9 Varsity Cheerleaders who cheer all varsity games. Their enthusiasm is felt throughout the school. 84 Let's go students, let’s yell! MAJORETTES Drum Major Bob Silver man. As part of the Band, Adams’ seven Majorettes led by the Head Majorette twirl their batons at football games and rallies. Between the quarters of the football game the seven girls perform a baton routine to the accompaniment of the Band. During the half-time ceremonies, the Majorettes participate by executing formations. The Head Majorette and Drum Major receive the Rebels' cheers for successfully throwing baton aerials. 'By The Dawn's Early Light.' Strike Up The Band! Karen Prudek, Jackie Mason, Laverne Damen, Cail Collins, Jane Donely, Charlene Matola, Francine Velotta. 85 REBELETTES The new face of the 196J Rebelettes was an exciting sight at all the football games. The precision drill marching of the past combined with a form of dancing created an entirely new style for the drill team. Miss Cynthia Bell, the new sponsor, and Mr. Henry Wenzel, band director, planned a new theme for each performance. Such ideas as The Detective Stories on T.V., South of the Border, and a Ghost Story for Halloween were carried out to perfection. 1-2, Cha-cha-cha CHORAL CLUB The Choral Club, under the direction of Mr. John B. Elliot, is made up of promising songsters who have actively participated in Beginning Chorus or Glee Club. Outstanding students in Choral Club are selected by Mr. Elliot, the sponsor, to sing in the All-City Chorus, a group of the best high school voices in the greater Cleveland area. Open House, the annual Thanksgiving Assembly, and the Winter and Spring Concerts are some of the programs which consume the Choral Club's time and talents. 87 The John Adams High School Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Harry Wenzel is a vital section of the pre-game flag raising ceremonies and during half-time programs. An integral part of school assemblies, the band furnishes rhythm and melody for our all-school rallies. After football season, the Band is reorganized into Concert Band Instrumentation and devotes much time to the study and performance of Concert Band literature. The year's activities culminate in a Festival with all other Cleveland High School Concert Bands. Considerable effort is extended toward the preparation of instrumental solos and ensembles for the annual city-wide Cleveland Solo and Ensemble Contest. Winners are awarded certificates and medals for outstanding achievement. BAND AND ORCHESTRA Under the able direction of Henry W. Wenzel, the John Adams High School Orchestra performs at all programs and assemblies. It is featured at the Annual Spring Winter Concert and provides the music for commencement. Participation in various contests brings awards to the members of the orchestra, both individually and as a group. HONOR STUDY HALLS The most outstanding branch of the student government at John Adams is the Honor Study Hall system. Our Honor Study Hall system is a showcase to be seen and a pattern which is copied throughout the United States and Canada. The system is unique because the study halls are not supervised by teachers; students elected by the members of that study hall serve as officers. Presidents have the most responsibility in the study hall; they call the study halls to order and give warning slips to any person who has violated an HSH rule. The secretaries substitute for the president if he is absent. They are also in charge of attendance. DRAMA Drama and Theater Productions are courses offered to students interested in the theatre. Whether before the footlights or back-stage, Drama helps the pupil to develop personality and poise while acquiring a knowledge of the history and basic workings of the theatre. In Theater Productions one comes in contact with the duties of the stage crew. The pupils enter into the technical work of the theatre by being present backstage during many programs and assemblies. Those who are genuinely interested in any phase of the theatre may become members of the National Thespian Society, an organization devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts. Members are chosen according to their knowledge of the theatre and their active participation on stage or with the stage crew. Whether one is interested in the stage or just personality development, the Drama department is a great asset to students at Adams. 92 3Hi January Prom Committee January Promotion Committee January Announcement Committee January Commencement Committee COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN The committee chairmen are chosen at the beginning of the senior semesters by the officers of the class, with the approval of Miss Nugent, senior adviser. All seniors may sign up for Committee preferences. The Prom Committee picks the evening's menu, selects a band, orders tickets, and invites the speaker and guests. Cap and gown measurements are taken care of by the Commencement Committee, as well as the selling of tickets, designing of the program cover and selection of a speaker for the invocation. The Promotion and Publicity Committees plan and publicize fund raising projects together for the senior class. Class spirit is held high by these committees. The Announcement committee takes orders for the graduation announcements and name cards. committees to make the and June, t ities of apbcQximatel own time successf after school and fi l as.possible. plan and prom senior? ------ : thej promote thdactiv- r J 3 SENIOR DISTINCTION DA Y Deep in the tradition of John Adams is our semi-annual senior Distinction Day. It is on this day that the upperclassmen are honored by the faculty and student body with a ’’closed’’ evening dance. This doubles as the 12B Prom. To add to the festivities of the occasion, each graduating senior designs and displays his own D-Day hat--a personal expression of his plans for the future or past experiences at Adams. I’LL BE SEEING YOU In all the old familiar places That my heart embraces All day through. In that small cafe, The park across the way, The childrens' carousel, The chestnut tree, the wishing well. I'LL BE SEEING YOU In every lovely summers' day, In everything that’s light and gay, I'll always think of you that way. I'll find you in the morning sun And when the night is new, I'll be looking at the moon But, I’LL BE SEEING YOU. JANUARY 1962 PROM ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, as its name implies, demands honesty and integrity of its members. By stressing leadership and character, it creates an incentive for outstanding academic achievement. Members of this highly selective organization must maintain a high scholastic average and participate actively in extra-curricular activities. They are expected to uphold high moral standards in the classroom. 102 President— Ed Jirousck Vice President--Libby Yunger Even Honor Students Get Nervous and Excited. I pledge myself to uphold the lofty ideals of the National Honor Society, striving in every way to promote its standards in my school and daily life. May I never prove unworthy of the honor and trust invested in me, and thereby forfeit my membership. Secretary— Mary Jane Keller Treasurer-- Barbara Danko FRENCH CLUB LANGUAGE LATIN CLUB Developing an understanding of a foreign language is the essential purpose of the language clubs. In our modern world, good international relationships are necessary. These clubs help pupils to comprehend the similarities between our country and FOOTBALL The John Adams Football squad showed a fine spirit this year. This year’s team gained in valuable experience. Those boys who are returning can learn from the Seniors' accomplishments and mistakes. The boys were in every game up to the last minute. It was a good group of boys and they represented John Adams well, stated Coach John McKenna . For the first time the team traveled east to tangle with the perenially tough Niles McKinley team. SCORES 0 . .EUCLID....26 8 . .SOUTH......6 0 . .LATIN ....20 12 . .GLENVILLE . . 8 0 . .NILES ....38 6 . .BENEDICTINE . 18 37 . . EAST TECH . . 0 8 . .COLUNWOOD . 18 6 . .EAST......18 P. Collier, B. Powers, J. McKenna, R. Sowinski, D. Hull That will teach you Wondrack takes a breather Run Adams run SPOTLIGHT ON SPORTS This page is presented in recognition of the important role athletics play in the student life of John Adams . Each season attention is focused on one of our major sports--sneakers replace spikes, the track replaces the gym, homeplate replaces the goal line. Through these as well as intramural games, the school spirit is kept high. Spectator and player participation lend equally to the promotion of sportsmanship and interest in athletics. For their efforts and performance, we salute the John Adams athletes and coaches. 127 BASKETBALL The 1961-62 basketball season was very successful. The record that the team compiled was indicative of the type of individual we have on our team. 1 would say that attitude, desire, and ability were the reasons for the team's success this year. The team started the season with a tremendous winning attitude. It is difficult to maintain this attitude after a loss, but the boys faltered little. The desire to excell is also a factor needed for success. The team was always striving to improve. With this desire so high, their improvement in ability was tremendous . There was a lot of basketball ability on the squad. It was a pleasure to work with such a fine group of boys. James Chambers Jim Holloway Tom Hardin Bill Meyer Preston Marshall Dave Stolarski Two point for Adam . 7 96 7 TRACK TEAM I With a lot of letter-men returning, the track team has high hopes for a successful season. The cindermen will again be aiming for the Hast Senate crown. D. Jones, R. Ramseyer, G. Blount TENNIS Under the able coaching of Mr. James Joyce, the John Adams Tennis Team played in the Cleveland High School Tennis League this year. The John Adams Tennis Team was organized in 1953, and consists of seven members including three single players and two sets of doubles players . Harder next time, Ernie. . . . 30 . . . 40 . . . Love! SCORES ORANGE glenville BENEDICTINE ORANGE glenville BENEDICTINE T tN N C 5 CS M WRESTLING Our wrestling team went through a season of rebuilding. Coach Dave Hull a former varsity wrestler at Adams and Ohio State University, led the team for his first year . His brother Terry was the team’s outstanding wrestler. Terry wrestled his way to third place in the Brecksville Tournament. Out of bounds boys! Let's start again. Terry Hull David Nctrband Richard Olcksa John Matzck hits the dirt. Safe! BASEBALL At the conclusion of the 1961 baseball campaign, the John Adams baseball team turned in a record of 5 wins and 11 losses. The team went through a season of rebuilding. The squad was led by seniors Ed Jirousek, Jerry Pressren, Dave Stolarski, John Zapisek, and Preston Marshall. Ed was the team's leading pitcher, while Jerry was a fine defensive first baseman. Coach Bryon Powers has high hopes for a successful 1962 campaign. Members of the 1961-62 A-Men Club. 140 A-MEN The A-Men Club consists of letter men from every varsity at Adams . The ambition of its members is to promote general interest in athletics and encourage good conduct at all games. Coach John McKenna, the able and enthusiastic sponsor, readily discusses and irons out all the problems that confronts the athletes. At games, their tasks are many . . . selling refreshments . . . taking tickets . . . setting up equipment . . . scoring and timing . . . keeping order . . . and backing the team at all times. The annual picnic, the climax of the season, is well deserved by our A-Men. At the next game, these boys will . . . BOYS' INTRAMURALS A variety of intramural sports are offered for boys interested in non-varsity athletics. Along with bowling and decathlon, the boys exert their energies in fleetball, soccer, baseball, speedball, and basketball. Champion teams of each gym class compete for further titles. The Intramural activities are sponsored by the Physical Education Department. The Girls' Intramural program allows sports -minded girls to further their knowledge of a particular activity through practice in after-school games and meetings. Conducted by the Girls' Gym Caps, the Intra-murals include basketball, volleyball, field hockey, badminton, modern dance, physical fitness, tumbling, bowling, and softball. Other proposed activities include folk dancing and horseback riding. Awards are given for participation according to a point system at a program held once a semester. GIRLS’ INTRAMURALS athletics SENIOR PICTURE INDEX Acy, Robert 38,119 Adams, Willie 38 Adams, Bonnie 38,110,116 Adams, Chester 38,123 Adkins, Jim 38,107,123 Agins, Myron 38 Airey, Esther 38 Alexander, Burma 38,109,110,116, 118 Allen, Patricia 37,38,110,116 Allen, Valeric 38 Amigo, Ronald 38 Andason, Sandra 38,109 Anderson, Iris 38,87,116,119 Andrews, Ernestine 38 Anello, Rosalyn 38 Arnocki, Carol 38 Artino, Toni 38,115 Avery, Norman 38,110,123,125 Babinyecz, Ardale 38,102,113 Ball, Cloria 39 Ball, Salvatore 39 Balias, Theresa 38 Balli, Philip 39 Baltakis, Anthony 39 Banks, Call 39 Barber, Dorrine 39 Barber, Ccorge 39 Barnes, Charles 39 Barnes, Robert 39 Barrett, Dean 39,110 Barron, Brenda 40 Barthalis, Suzanne 4,40,105,113,118 Beale, Marshall 40 Beck, Kathy 4,5,40,87,106,115,117 Beers, Dorotha 40,115 Belinger, Arthur 40,88,110,138,139 Bellitto, Richard 40 Bellamy, Donna 40,104 Benedek, Yolanda 40 Benovitz, Ronnie 40 Berger, Ray 40 Bibb, Mae 40 Biro, Kenneth 40 Bittner, Ronald 40 Blackburn, Jim 40,102,106,110 Blevins, Theresa 40 Bobich, Jim 37,40,107,115 Bodnar, Eleanor 40 Bogoff, Dorothy 40 Bogucki, Laverne 40,84,94,117 Bolden, Sue 41,110,112 Bollo, Ronald 41 Bontempo, Josephine 41 Borisz, Janet 41,105 Box, Joyce 41,110,116 Braat, Edward 41,110 Brachat, Bill 41,107,123,124,140 Bradley, Charlotte 41,116 Brandcs, Carol 41 Brastine, Sandra 41 Brazalovics, Edward 42 Brent, Loretta 42 Bridgeforth, Stanley 42,122,123 Brienik, Don 36.42,106,107 Briggs, Tonu 42,110 Broadnax, Bernice 42 Brown, Betty 42,105 Brown, Brenda 42,105 Brown, Ernestine 42 Brown, Hannah 42,116 Brown, Jennifer 43,86,117 Brown, Marvin 43 Brown, Ronald 43 Bucci, Bonita 43,102,105,113 Burcy, Janice 43,102 Burroughs, Pat 43,86.113,116 Bushek, Bill 43 Butler, Barbara 43 Butler, Marise 43 Butler, Bob 43 Calabrese, Ted 43,105,106,109,111, 115 Caldwell, Harry 43,87,88,108 Cambridge, Juanita 43 Campbell, Charles 43 Campbell, Henry 43 Campbell, Mary 43 Carr, Wilmar 43 Caserta, Albert 43 Cattano, Dorothy 43 Cech, Donald 44 Ccrmak, Dorothy 44,118 Cerny, Robert 44,110,111 Chaloupek, Ruth 4,44,95,109,113, 115,117 Chapes, Richard 44 Chapman, Moses 44 Chiella, JoAnn 44,104,113 Chuppa, Paul 44 Ciganko, Kathy 44,102,105,118 Cline, Sally 44,86 Close, Carol 45,105 Coaxum, Ed 4,45,79,87,102,109, 110,115 Coes, Cheryl 45 Coleman, Janice 45,116 Collier, Cloria 4,45,106,113,115, 117 Collins, Cail 45,85,94,102,106,115, 117 Cook, Clementine 4S.87 Comelison, Elaine 45 Coschignanao, Katherine 45 Craig, Bill 45,110,111 Crayton, Warner 45 Crenshaw, Carol 45,116 Crews, Caroline 45 Cross, Herbert 45,119 Cunningham, Virginia 45 Curny, Colleen 45 D'Achille, Lola 45 Dalby, Patricia 45 Danko, Barbara 45,102,103,104, 113 D'Agostlna, Carmelo 45 Davis, Argentina 46,110,116 Day, Julius 46 Deas, Pauline 46 Deeds, Shirley 46,102,103,104, 118 DeCaetano, Richard 46 Delgado, Theodore 46 Denny, Jerry 46,95,105,110,111.115 Dial, Alphonso 46,110 Diego, Fran 46 DiCeromo, Diane 46 Diskant, Wilma 46,102,104,113 Dixon, Maria 46 Dixon, Percy 46,87,110 Dlouhy, Rosemarie 46 Donald, Robert 46 Donley, Jane 4,46,79,85,102,107, 117 Dort, Nancy 46,87 Dostal, Anton 46 Drabik, Doreen 46,86 Drahos, Jim 46 Dugger, Barbara 47 Dunay, Dave 47 Dunn, Matthew 47,110 DuPree, Beverly 47,105,112,11S Dydo, Paulette 47 Dzama, Bob 4,5,47,102,109,111, 115 Eden, Jim 47 • Elko, Janis 47,106,115,117 Enzman, Donald 47 Erickson, Charles 48,110,113 Eskridge, Floyd 48,110,132,140 Fabian, Rich 48,111,115 Ferguson, Laverne 48 Fischer, Carolynn 48,115 Fleming, Brenda 48 Fodor, Ron 48 Fogler, Roberta 48 Fondran, Ray 48 Frankc, Jacqueline 48,87,102,117, 118 Friedman, Harris 4,5,48,102,111, 112,115 Frietchen, Donna 48 Friglet, Sharon 48 Fugh, Frankie 48 Furcron, Cail 48,116,118 Cabona, Ernest 4,48,102,105,108, 110,115,131,134,135,140 Caboric, Norcen 48,104,113 Cant, Larry 50,123,124,140 Castor, John 48 Cates, Roger 48 Catto, Don 48 Cazdik, Judy 49 Ceter, Sandra 118 Giacquinta, Rosemary 49 Gibson, Astra 49 Ciganti, Frank 49 Gilbert, Gary 49 Cilbert, Mae 49 Glenn, Charles 49 Glowczewski, Richard 49 Gogol, Maureen 4,49,109,115 Gonter, Margaret 49 Courdine, Patricia 50,116 Cragg, Winston 110,123,132,140 Granger, Carol 50,87,104 Crayson, Pat 50,86 Creen, Tom 50,105 Greve, Anita 50,86 Griffin, James 50 posed pictures only 146 Criffin, Jesse 50,110,122,123,132, 140 Criffin, Yvonne 50 Grinkevich, Paul 50,102,109,110, 119 Culish, Christine 51,113 Hall, Candis 51,116 Hammond, Monica 51 Hanna, Shirley 51,87,113,116,117 Hapke, Richard 105,112 Hardin, Thomas 128,129 Hargittay, Bela 51 Harper, Carolyn 51 Harper, Robert 51 Harper, Theresa 51 Harris, Jack 51 Havasy, Lii 51,109,118 Heard, Hearie Ellen 51 Heflin, Robert 51 Henderson, Ted 51,110 Hemadi, Kathleen 51 Higgins, David 51,123,125 Hill, Gloria 51,86 Hinkle, Leslie 51 Holland, Bert 51 Holley, George 51,110 Holloway, Jim 52.94,106,107,111, 115.123.125.128.129.132.140 Hopper, Izell 140 Horde, Louigi 52,118 Houston, James 87 Hrudka, Robert 52,115 Hubbard, Stacy 52,110 Hughes, Terry 52 Hull, Janice 52,116 Hull, Terry 52,79,102,106,107,111, 115.122.123.136.137.140 Huml, Jane 52,87,102,113,118 Humphrey, Warren 52 Hun. Helen 52 Hunt, Renna 53 Hunter, Sheridan 53 Hunter, Sherolec 53,87,118 Iarussi, Nicholas 53 Jackson, George 53,128,140 Jackson, Leon 53 Jacobs, Dennis 53 James, David 53,119 Janiszewski, Dorothy 53 Japel, Ed S3 Jarousek, Joyce 53,118 Jaskuslski, Sandra 53,84,115,117 Jencik, Joseph 53 Jeukuis, Jeanette 53 Jirousek, Ed 53,79,102,103,106, 107.111.115.140 Jirousik, Bob 53,110 Johnson, Charles 53 Johnson, Lawrence 53 Johnson, William 53 Johnston, Nancy 53,117 Jones, Corey 54 Jones, Dorothy 54 Jones, Carlandine 54,102,104,113, 116 Jones, Nathaniel 54 Jones, Patricia 54,116 Jurcago, Raymond 54 Juricka, James 54 Rabat, Richard 54,134 Karasek, Douglas 54,102,113 Karpinski, Walter 54,123 Keller, Mary Jane 4,54,87,102,103, 106.115.117 Kemp, Eloise 54 Khas, Sandra 54 Kickcl, Joe 54,110 King, John 54,110 Kingsmill, Norma 54 Klatt, Jerry 54 Klima, Joyce 54 Kliment, John 55 Knize, Joe 55 Kohler, Diane 4,55,102,104,106, 112.115.117 Kolakowski, Felicia 55 Koncval, Virginia 4,55,102,106, 109,113,115 Kondrath, Eva 55 Kormos, Cene 55,94,106,110,115 Kotrlik, Dianne 55,115,117,118, 119 Kouche, Henry 55 Kovach, Donna 55 Kovach, Gary 56 Kovach, Margaret 56,102 Kovach, Tom 56,115,123,124,140 Kricgcr, Linda 56 Kutina, Joe 56 Kwitkowski, Mary Lou 56 Kyovsky, Marge 56,86,115 LaMont, Jackie 56 Lanham, Joyce 56 Laraway, Bob 110,134,135,140 Lassiter, Bob 56 Lassiter, Mollie 56 Latinc, Ron 56 Laudato, Andy 56,107,115 Lazar, Fran 56 Lee, Mei-Shiang 102,105,113,115, 117 Lee, Rosetta 56 Lcsh, Roseanne 56,115,117 Leslie, Wayne 56 Line, l.arraine 57 Lofton, Lois 57 Logan, Mary Jane 56,58,104 Long, Karline 56 Lovell, Ernest 56 Lucas, Judith 57 Lucas, Louise 57,118 Lucas, Patricia 57,87 Lucci, Ben 57 Lucidu, Antoinette 57 Mack, Eleanor 57,89,105 Madden, Carole 57 Magyar, Kathy 4,57,113 Majni, Rosemary 58 Malcom, Arnold 58 Malecke, Phyllis 58 Maniglia, Lucille 58 Marcin, Chester 58,110,111 Marinyak, Bob 58,88 Markowitz, Barry 58 Marotta, Nancy 58 Marshall, Preston 107,128,129,138, 139,140 Martin, Lawrence 58,111,139 Martin, Robert 59,110 Mason, Jacqueline 59,85,113,115 Mason, William 59,110 Matola, Charlene 59,85 Matzek, John 136,137 Maul, William 59,138,139,140 May, Janette 59,102 Mazanec, Phyllis 59 Mazzeo, Albert 59,110 McAfee, Jim 59,110 McCalla, Mattie 59,116 McCord, Kenneth 59 McCormack, Rusena 59 McCulley, Elizabeth 59,104,112, 115 McDaniel, Kenneth 59 McKinney, Earl 59 McKinney, Lalena 59,116,118 McLinn, Frances 59,109 McMullen, Janice 59 McNcal, Thelma 59,102 McNeal, Walter 59 Meadows, Jim 60 Meczka, Fred 60,110,128,138,139 Melton, Clifford 60,87,108 Merchant, John 60 Messer, Gerald 60,110 Milazzo, Virginia 60 Mileski, Bonnie 60,118 Miller, Bennie 60 Miller, Dennis 60 Miller, Jeanette 37,60,102,103, 106.115.117 Miller, Kenneth 60 Misenko, Veronica 60 Moncrief, Roosevelt 60 Montagner, Nick 60 Montgomery, Esther 60,116 Morris, Marian 60,102,112,113, 119 Moss, Judy 60 Moxey, Daniel 60,110 Murdock, Bruce 60,123,138,139 Musarra, Paul 61 Myers, Bill 37,61,107,128,129 Nagy, Tom 61,110,134 Naiman, Bonita 61 Napier, Juanita 61 Nazareth, Ellen 61 Nelson, Frank 110,140 Nemec, Dennis 61 Ncmec, David 61 Ncmunitis, Ron 61,102,119 Netzband, Peppy 4,36,61,106,107, 111,115,140 Neville, Marcel 62 Neville, Charlotte 62 Newsome, Lonnie 62,105,123,125, 140 Newton, Sharon 62 Nix, Elva 62,110 Noel, Betty 62,102,105,107,113, 115.117 147 Norman, Clem 62,132 Olah, Steve 62 Oleksa, Richard 62,102,105,106, 107,111,113,115,136,137 Opatrny, Cail 62,102,106,115,117 Owens, Arthur 62 Paige, Renee 62,87,116 Palmer, Darryl 62 Pantolef, Lucille 62 Parries, Donald 62,105,112 Parti, Cathy 62 Peck, Ronnie 62 Pelcarsky, Sharon 62 Peltz, Marian 62 Penn, Ruth 62 Peters, Cheryl 63 Petro, Frank 63 Pfcffer, June 63,87 Phelan, Charles 63,102,103,112,119 Phillips, George 63,110,128,140 Pickens, Joyce 63 Pintagro, Josephine 4,5,36,63,102, 105,106,109,113,115 Podoba, Kathy 4,63,102,113 Polivka, Pat 63,84,115,117 Popalardo, Fred 63 Porter, Barbara 64,116 Presercn, Cerald 64,95,115,138,139, 140 Pressley, Richard 64 Price, Kay 84,102,113,115 Pryor, Betty 64,87,113,116 Pryor, Ortise 64 Raffis, Carol Ann 64 Rea, Geraldine 64 Reeves, Joan 64 Reynolds, Willard 64 Rhodes, Cayle 64 Richardson, Diane 65,102 Riedasch, Mary 65,104,109,113, 118 Rinaldi, Charles 65 Rizzollo, Patricia 65,79,102,106, 109 Robertson, Kenneth 65 Robinson, Joyce 65,87,116,118 Rocco, Diane 65,104,118 Ross, Gloria 65,87 Ruland, Lois 65 Rush, Loretta 65 Rusynyk, Leonore 65 Rutana, Geraldine 65 Sabo, Roseann 65,86 Sanders, Freddie 65 Sanford, Roger 65 Sas, Diane 65 Schonmeyer, Kathy 65,84,85,102, 106,107,115,117 Scicolone, Carmen 65,88,94,110, 115 Seawright, Darlene 65 Sebcstyen, Illona 65 Seidel, Joanne 66 Seither, Cerald 66,122,123,140 Settle, Bobby 66 Shaffer, Donna 66 Shleper, Jeffrey 66 Shirko, Roger 66 Shy, Clyde 66,110,122,123,140 Shy, Dencie 66 Siegel, Michael 66 Sigl, Karen 66 Silverman, Bob 67,85,113 Singer, Jeff 67,115,123,123 Sipos, Louis 67,105,110,111 Skerness, Barbara 67 Skoch, Betty 67,84,106,107,115, 117 Skoczen, David 67 Smaldone, Carol 67,107 Smith, Dave 67 Smith, Eloise 67 Smith, Call 67 Smith, Harold 67 Smith, Milton 67,110 Smith, Richard Smith, Sidonic 67,87,115,116,117 Sobodosh, Andrea 67 Soldat, Marilynn 102,104 Somolcs, Barbara 67 Spaliatsos, Barbara 67 Sperling, James 67 Springfield, Faye 67 Sprosty, Genevieve 67,118 Spruill, Willy 67 Srp, Kathy 68,87 Steiner, Nancy 68 Stephens, Alice 68 Stephens, Fred 68,128 Stevens, Myrtle 68 Stolarski, Dave 68,128,129,138,139 Straka, Joann 68 Suszkowski, Diane 68 Swingos, Victoria 68 Sxabo, Joanne 68,89,102 Szaniszlo, Irene 68,102,104,112, 113,115,119 Szonyi, Julia 68 Takacs, Rose Marie 68 Talbort, Sharon 68,84,87,106,115, 117 Taliaferro, Arthur 68,88 Tanner, Bob 68,110,115 Taylor, Karen 68 Taylor, Marilyn 68 Taylor, Silas 68,110,132,140 Teamer, Beatrice 68 Teel, James 69 Teel, Loretta 69,116 Thomas, Bernice 69 Thomas, Electa 69 Thomas, Judi 69,87,113,117 Thomas, Lila 69,94 Thompson, John 69,110 Tillman, Judy 69 Toth, Don 69,110,111,115,134, 135,140 Troyan, Peter 70 Trusso, Florence 70 Tufts, Elbert 70 Tufts, Lamont 70 Turner, Charles 70 Turner, Sandra 70 Turoezy, Leonard 70 Twitty, Stephen 70,128 Twomblv. Russell 70 Urban, Laverne 70 V act or, Barbara 70 Valentine, Mary 70 Vallo, Joan 70 Vallo, Judy 70 Vanadia, Rose 70 Vargo, Cerald 70 Varner, Marsha 70 Vasikanin, Andrew 70 Vella, Carol 70 Velotta, Fraocine 71,85,95 Venable, Denzil 71,108,110,122, 123.140 Veneziano, Cannella 71,87 Vemon, Donna 71 Vertock, Paul 71 Vinci, Sam 71,87,107,115,122,123, 132.140 Virci, Rose Marie 71,117 Vlach, Joanne 71 Von Benken, William 71 Waddy, Curtis 72,87,131,132,140 Wade, Leroy 71 Wagner, Diane 4,36,72,109,115 Walk, Irene 72,113,116 Walker, Betty 72 Walker, Diane 72 Walker, Cloria 72 Wall, Patricia 72 Weaver, Michael 72,105 Webb, Wynn 72,110 Weber, George 72 Weiner, Walter 73 Whalen, Kathy 73 White, Anna 73 White, Cynthia 73,104,109,115, 118 Whitlow, Barbara 73,104,108,113, 115,116 Wickens, Louise 73 Wilde, Nancy 73 Williams, Howard 73,110 Wilson, Ted 73 Wingenfeld, Bob 73,102,109,111 Wirbel, Stephen 73,112,113,119 Wisniewski, Richard 73 Withers, Tom 73,110 Wolfe, Kenneth 73 Wondrak, Dennis 73,115,122,123, 140 Wood, Manila 73,110,116,118 Woods, Charles 74 Worthington, Marian 74 Wysocki, Donna 74 Young, Leonard 74,87,110,132, 140 Young, Roberta 74 Yunger, Libby 74,79,86,102,103, 104,109,113 Yusko, Stephen 74,110,111,115 Zabor, Jane 4,74 Zak, Diana 74 Zak, Mary 74 Zapisek, John 75,138,139 Zelenka, Richard 75 Zeter, Sandra 75 Zito, Connie 75,117 Zura, Jack 75 Photos by The May Company