John Hay High School - Hay Ride Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1957 volume:

MR. EDWARD F. JERROW Principal MISS ETHELWYN BOBENMYER Assistant Principal MR. JOSEPH SMITH Assistant Principal Main Office: Miss Tillic Kutmck. Mrs. Ardeli3 Dixon, Mrs. Elsie Huttcr give instructions to office helpers. Miss Margaret Day. adviser, helps pupil choose electives. 3. Mrs. Gerda Snyder, Mrs. Thelma Jerrow, Mrs- Hazel Clark, Miss Bernice Freyraeycr, and Mrs. Elva Warstlcr lunch in teachers cafeteria. FACULTY HELEN M. BEAUMONT Vocattonal Guidance, Testing DOROTHY D. DAVIDSON Eib cnfional Conn telling MARGARET L. DAY lid lit alio nal C oun selling DOROTHY ABBOTT Foreign Student RUTH BELL Business Education o BASIL BAILEY Social Science JAMES BERTIE Business Education HELEN BALDWIN Business Information and Mathematics HELEN CHUDOBA Art elM KATHERINE BARKLEY Library Aide HAZEL CLARK Home Economics PASCO BALL English ARLENE COHAN Foreign Students FACULTY ROBERT COLE Englnh ROSARlA CON TIN I Foreign Sr Jen C B. COOK Social Sc I cue i ANTHONY COPE B nineu lit! mall on LUCILLE COTT But jut .n Edu:at:ou MAR ALICE TOM DAVIS DANIELS Social Science Library Aide JEANETTE DAY Foreign Studenti ARMANDO FEUDC Natural Science ETHEL FREUND Bn line a Education BERNICE EMANUEL GEBAUER FREYMEYER English Home Economics WILLIAM HALL Physical Educjt on ARLENE HAWK Nurse ELSIE HUTTER Attendance CHRIS IAMMAR1NO Social Science LEONARD CORBIN Social Science ARDELIA DIXON Office Secretary MAXINE GEHRES Business Education MARTHA IDIONE Foreign Students FACULTY THELMA D. JERROW Business lulmillion LI BRA DOR MEOLA Visual Education FLORENCE PRENKSHAT Business Education VILLA SMITH Natural Science WINIFRED MARY KOLB JOHNSON Sochi! Science Badness Education HARRIET KRAVIT? Portion Student� TILLIE KUTNICK Of free Secretary PAUL MICHOS Business Education CAROL MILLER Social Science JAMES OLIVER English RUTH PIERCE Natural Science HELEN PUMPHREY WILLIAM REITON English Business Education IE AN SCHEUTZOW Student Council LEONARD SCHNEIDER Natural Science CIS wl GERDA SNYDER English EDEL SPECK Dietician GEORGE SPRONZ Ph i sical Education ESTHER SWIRSKY English FACULTY LOYCE TUCKER Library r TONY VliNTRESCA Ph deal Ed neat ion EI.VA WARSTLER English WINIFRED WEIR fb nu Economics MARILYN WEST ‘h) deal Education HOWARD WHEI.AND Bnsint i Edneat ion CHRISTO YANCULEFF Mn sic SENIOR ADVISORY BOARD Members of the senior class advisory board and their duties are as follows: Miss Jean Scheutzow: class organization, class meetings. Prom; Miss Ruth Bell; Informal, scrap book of activities, afternoon programs for Senior Day, notices to January Class for distribution of The Hay Ride; Mr. Anthony Cope: group pictures, photography appointments; Miss Helen Pumphrey: The II. j Ride and senior prophecies. Miss Maxine Gehres: announcements and name cards, commencement tickets; and Mr. William Rei-ton: all finances, senior caps, supervision of class treasurer, and distribution of yearbooks. Ruth Beil Anthony Cope Maxine Gehres Helen Pumphrey William Reiton Jean Scheutzow SENIOR CANDIDS 1. Personal Regimen class practices good grooming. 2. Work goes on in Mr. Howard Wheland s office. 3. Machine bookkeeping will be used in future jobs. 4. Senior awards arc presented. 5. Miss Florence Prcnkshats Shorthand 111 class learns skills. 1. Business English class studies letter writing. 2. Bookkeeping IV balances accounts. 3. Shorthand IV class takes dictation. •1 Seniors sing Ainu Mater at close of awards assembly. Seniors Senior JANUARY CLASS Margaxec Ford ......................... President Yvonne LaMar ................. ....Vice President Shirley Morgan .. ..................... Secretary Alphus Lawler ......................... Treasurer Offi cers James Brooks ... .................... President Wilma Lee .................... Vice President Delores McKenzie .................... Secretary Glorya Jackson ......... .. .. ...Treasurer JUNE CLASS Tony Allmond. 17 Retail Store Corridor guard Band Helped Mr. Yanculeff Clean-up monitor Mixed chorus All city chorus Patricia Averell, '109 Stenography G.rtulor guard director Helped Mrs. Warstler Orientation Name cards and announcements Star baseball-basketball Highest in Gorhing I Highest in Physical Ed. 10 A Boosters' club Ronnie Bellamy, 115 Retail Store Orientation l-ootball l.ouise Brown, 217 ur. n General Clerical Orientation Boosters' club Highest in Typing Ml Cynthia Adams. 308 Cowin'’ General Clerical Helped Mr. Davis Helped Mr. Cook Helped Miss Day Homeroom treasurer Boosters' club Josephine Bailey, 318 Jo Stenography Vice-president Student Council Homeroom president-treasurer Highest in World History l-II Highest in Economics Highest in Law (Summer School) Jane By bee. 113 •( 'In hi it y Stenography Corridor guard director Drum majorette Helped Mr Davis Vice-president homeroom Radio English Boosters' club Sallie Ferguson. 116 ' X cki General Clerical Corridor guard Stagecraftcr. secretary Helper, main office Helped Miss Pierce Helped Mr. Me Nelly Senior yeatbool committee Merit roll pin Senior representariv- Margaret Coleman “7Vf i � � General Clerical Gym leader Corridor guard Orchestra Band Helped Mr. Yanculeff Baseball Basketball President, Boosters' club Margaret Ford. 235 Tiny Stenography Student Council representative Corridor guard Helped Miss Davidson. Homeroom vice president Ledger secretary, president Ledger circulation manager Senior office Bronze pin. Merit roll pin JANUARY CLASS Janice Dobbs. 107 Riggie Bookkeeping Student Council, vice-president Corridor guard Helped Miss Bell Helped Mts. Rubin Orientation Homeroom president Highest in i 1A English Bronze pin, Merit roll pin Joyce Fox. 116 Bookkeeping Corridor guard Helped Miss Scheutzow Orientation Ledger secretary Hlizabeth Buchanan, 116 Dee Dee Bookkeeping Corridor guard Helped Miss Gehrcs Announcements committee Merir roll pin Mixed chorus Gladys Edwards, 135 Cheroke General Clerical Band Library helper Helped Mrs. Warstler Homeroom treasurer Basketball, Badminton Bowling, volleyball Mixed chorus Renee Friedman, 235 “Riu Tin Tin Stenography Helped Mr. McNelly Helped Miss Beaumont Merit roll pin Highest in O.P. 1 Senior representative Claudette Grant, 206 Lilbit General Clerical Corridor guard Ray Fry, 111 Tina Bookkeeping Student Council, director • ! athletics ( tirn.lof guard, period director Helped Miss Day Orientation Homeroom president Merit roll pm Gelene Loretta Greene, 217 ••Litth Hit Stenography Student Council Helped Miss Freund Attendance checker, homeroom Ledger reporter Merit roll pin JANUARY CLASS Kathleen Handl. 237 Kathy” Bookkeeping Helped Miss Beaumont Helped Miss Chidsey Ledger secretary-Senior committee Art Merit roll pin Shirley Jackson, 219 ‘‘Sandy Stenography Corridor guard Helped Miss Pierce Orientation Homeroom president Merit roll pin Leah Herrington, 216 Lucky General Clerical Helped Mr. Jerrow Helped Mr. Wheland Audrey Jacobs. 343 “Auddic Stenography-Helped Miss Fraser Orientation Mixed chorus Marguerite Hubbard, 309 Cherric” Stenography Student Council Vice president, homeroom Helped Mrs. Warstler Ledger reporter Chairman, Yearbook committee Highest in 11B English Highest in Consumer Economics Highest in Business English Gold pin Florence Johnson. 343 Flo General Clerical Main Office helper Homeroom treasurer Ledger editor-in-chief Ledger editorial staff Boosters’ club Merit roll pin Sandra Gardiner, 135 Su ndee Bookkeeping Corridor guard, period director Helped Mr. McNelly Boosters' club Golden Griggs, 135 Silver Stenography Helped Mr. Wheland Bowling Basketball Baseball, captain Ethel Irving. 219 General Clerical Corridor guard Helped Miss Bell Helped Mr. Davis Helped Mrs. Kelley Ledger secretary Highest in Clothing 1 Mary Johnson, 216 General Clerical Corridor guard Period director Homeroom treasurer Boosters’ club Merit roll pin Marie Jones, 107 “Stiff Retail Store Corridor guard Homeroom treasurer Radio Gym leader Baseball Volleyball Shirley Jones. 200 Connie” Stenography Corridor guard Dispensary helper Helped Miss Freymcyer Orientation Yvonne LaMar, 318 'Tie General Clerical Gym leader. Intramural dii Art service club Student Council Band Homeroom president, vice president, treasurer Senior class officer Merit roll pin Alphus Lawler. 20 1 Junior Rookkeeping President. Art service club Student Council representative Homeroom president Senior class officer Football, Varsity Letter Basketball. J.V. Letter Gold pin Highest in Fine Arts JANUARY CLASS Donna Lenart. 241 Pepper Bookkeeping Lovejoy Majorette Main office helper Helped Mr. Yanculeff Homeroom monitor Homeroom treasurer Senior committee President music organization Marie Mantz, 105 Stenography Mam office helper Helped Mr. Spronz Orientation Homeroom treasurer Senior committee Marleen Lenart, 305 Mona Bookkeeping Lovejoy Main office helper Helped Mr. Yanculeff Homeroom treasurer Senior committee Merit roll pin Jean Marshall, 114 Jeanne” General Clerical Corridor guard Boosters' club Merit roll pin Shirley Lockhart. 305 “Lock General Clerical Corridor guard Helped Mrs. Chudoba Orientation Ledger reporter Cora McKinley, 309 Coco Stenography Student Council President, homeroom Helped Miss Day Orientation. Senior committee Boosters' club Girls’ Glee club Helena Kimbrough, 305 “Dec Stenography Student Council, president Corridor guard, period director Helped Miss Day Orientation Homeroom president Merit roll pin Anna Lee, 237 General Clerical Gym leader Student secretary Main office helper Helped Mrs. Kelley Helped Miss Bell Homeroom officer Ledger secretary Mary E. Maclin. 235 Stenography Student Council Helped Miss Davidson Helped Miss Scheutzow Homeroom president Merit roll pin Girls’ Glee club Choral club Angela McQueen. 107 “Chri� H General Clerical Corridor guard Orientation Boosters’ club Irving Newton, 204 (!h Retail Store Student Council I. ovcjoy Vice president homeroom Ledger reporter Varsity hxitball Varsity baseball J. V. basketball Joey Norwood, 201 l,i iurr Bookkeeping Corridor guard Love joy Ledger secretary Varsity football J. V. basketball Varsity basketball Varsity baseball Hertelln Nixon, 113 ‘‘Hit-die’' Stenography Student Council Corridor guard Helped Mr. Wheland Helped Miss Scheutzow Clean-up-monitor Hetty Ann Novotny Stenography Helped Miss Maize Helped Miss Day t Oicntation Merit roll pin Highest in 10B Geography Shirley Morgan, 114 Ann” Stenography Mam office helper Helped Mrs. Rubin Senior class officer Highest in Stenography 11 and III Highest in Foods I Luella Norris, 215 “Lulu” Stenography Gym leader Student Council Main office helper Sports page editor. Ledger Softball, basketball, badminton Corridor guard Highest in Journalism I Silver pin Thomas Patronite. 115 Tom” Bookkeeping Love joy President movie operators Helped Mr. Cope Orientation Merit roll pin Bronze pin Highest in Photography I Sara Richardson, 341 “Trixie” Stenography Corridor guard Dispensary helper Helped Mrs. Clark Senior committee Merit roll pin Highest in Foods II Lucille Payne. 316 ‘‘Baby Cake” Stenography-Corridor guard Love joy Helped Mrs. Rubin Helped Mr. Smith Orientation Homeroom president Bronze pin Highest in B.I.M. 1 Dorothy Robertson, 206 Dot” General Clerical Helped Mr. Bailey Boosters' club Chorus JANUARY CLASS Katherine Reese, 117 Cut General Clerical Student Council Corridor guard Orientation Homeroom vice-president Boosters' club Kenneth Schultz, 204 Bookkeeping Lovejoy Helped Mr. Blanco Clean-up monitor J. V. football Bronze pin Highest in Machine Calculation I Lois Otey, 305 Lo” General Clerical Art service club Corridor guard Helped Miss Chudoba News bulletin editor Ledger secretary Boosters' club Carrie Richardson, 235 “Jaws” General Clerical Corridor guard Basketball Baseball Volleyball Badminton Bowling Highest in 1 IB gym Phyllis Shaw, 105 ••Phuir Stenography Helped Miss S .hcutzow Orientation Ledger secretary Baseball Basketball Alice Smoots, 219 Ketail Store Orientation Dorothy Simpson, 215 Dotty” Stenography Homeroom treasurer Ledger secretary Sandra Stewart, 219 ''Dutch” Stenographs Bowling Boosters' club JANUARY CLASS Shirley Smith, 217 Stenography-Corridor guard Orientation Maurice Summers, 115 Wanda Taylor. 141 ”Rrc c” “Hooey” Ernestine Storey, 111 “Tina Bookkeeping Director, corridor guard Orientation Homeroom treasurer Ledger secretary Merit roll pin Boosters' club Patricia Wilson. 205 ••Pat Stenography Art service club Student Council Director of corridor guards Senior committee Gold pin Highest in Biology II Highest in 12A English Highest in IIB Gym Ketail Store Nudent Council Homeroom president Corridor guard Staeecraftcr. vice-president J. V. basketball Badminton Lunchroom helper Myrna Winbush, 308 “Windy” Stenography-Gym leader, vice-president Student Council, recording secretary Homeroom president Girls' athletic star Bronze pin Merit roll pin Stenography- Student Council Corridor guard Study hall leader Homeroom president Ledger reporter Senior committee Silver pin Highest in I OB Enclish Ellen Witherspoon. 11 I “Ell” Stenography- Student Council Corridor guard Dispensary helper Helped Mr. McNelly Orientation Homeroom president Merit roll pin Iris Stokes, 105 Briwit Stenography-Corridor guard Cheerleaders Library helper Helped Miss Scheutzow Helped Mrs. Rubin Ledger secretary Richard Turon, 204 Ace” Retail Store Lovejoy Orientation Homeroom vice-president Ledger reporter Ledger, business staff Varsity football Baseball manager Elizabeth Woods, 316 Leys” Stenography-Student Council, president Main office helper Helped Mrs. Clark Orientation Homeroom president Ledger secretary Merit roll pin Juanita Wright, 318 Aim Bookkeeping Corridor guard director Love joy Helped Miss Beil Orientation Merit roll pin Ruby Yancey, 2151 General Clerical Helped Mrs. Jcrrow Baskcrball Volleyball Badminton Basebal 1 Highest in Typing J Highest in Typing IJ bronze pin JANUARY CLASS Joan Adams. 114 Blackit•” General Clerical Helped Mr. Blanco Helped Mr. Yanculeff Helped Miss Davidson Glee club Secretary to Mr. Whcland Shirley Ashford, 341 Dnnny Bookkeeping Art service club Corridor guard Helped Miss Davidson Gym letter Gym star Bowling Juanita Alexander, 318 “Nila General Clerical Band Helped Mrs. Weir Gym office helper Basketball Softball Letter and one star Thelma Barnes. 316 General Clerical JUNE CLASS Eleanor Banks. 235 Stenography- Corridor guard Corridor guard director Orientation Ledger secretary Mildred Boyd, 105 Shortie Stenography- Student Council Helped Miss Hunter Vice president of homeroom Highest in Oral English Athletic letter Merit roll pin Badminton Basketball Ruth Barnett, 309 “June General Clerical Corridor guard Helped Miss Pierce Softball Dorothy Bradley, 308 “Dee General Clerical Corridor guard Dispensary helper Basketball Baseball Gym letter Boosters- club Volleyball Badminton Hattie Barnum. 318 “Peppy Retail Store Homeroom treasurer Corridor guard Helped Miss Freymeyer Basketball Baseball Bowling Boosters' club Gym letter James Brooks, 115 “ Jimmie Retail Store President of Student Council Corridor guard Vice president of homeroom Ledger reporter Bronze pm Highest in BIM I Highest in World History II President of June class Gene Andrasiunas, 107 General Clerical Helped Miss Day Merit roll pin Earline Banks, 105 General Clerical Boosters’ club Joyce Bickerstaff, 309 Stenography Director of corridor guards President of homeroom Highest in Consumers' Economics Highest in Stenography Ml Highest in Special Typing I1I-1V Softball Silver pin Bertha Brown, 135 “Bert General Clerical Gym leader Student Council Lovejoy Helped Mr. Whcland Orientation Vice-president of homeroom Captain of volleyball team Gym letter Gloria Brown, 309 “Swells Retail Store Corridor guard Helped Mrs. Warstler Basketball Social r.Kjni worker Louise Brown, 318 Ruby” General Clerical Helped Miss Davidson Gym letter Basketball Baseball Sockcr Volleyball Gienna Brown, 221 Bookkeeping Gym leader Director of service Corridor guard Helped Miss Bell Silver pin Student G uncil Ledger reporter Social room worker Sharon Marie Brown, 135 Vega Stenography Corridor guard Boosters' club Orientation Ledger reporter Delores Christian, I “lh mr Bookkeeping Student Council Director of finance Orientation Drum majorette Gym leader Highest in h'conomic Geography 1 Mixed chorus Bronze pin Marie DeAngelo, 308 Midget Stenography Corridor guard Loveioy Helped M iss Beaumont Ledger reporter. Editor-in-chief Third page editor of Ledger Highest in I OB English, Journalism II Merit roll pin Ellen Burns. 318 Sin i III” General Clerical Student Council Corridor guard Main office helper Helped Miss Freund Vice-president of homeroom Merit roll pin Lila Bush, 341 Bookkeeping Homeroom treasurer JUNE CLASS Beverly C urry, 31fi Robbie Bookkeeping Corridor guard Assistant director, corridor guard Helped Miss Hunter Helped Miss Swisrky Tax stamp collector Attendance checker Highest in Bookkeeping I Brenda Dickerson, 241 DiiupUf Stenography-Gym leader Art service dub Helped Miss West Senior representative Volley bali Basketball Gym letter Softball Barbara Davis. 318 “Bobbie” General Clerical Corridor guard Lovejoy Vice-president of stagecrafters Helped Mr. Gebauer Badminton Basketball Baseball Dramatics Patricia Draper. 135 Pat General Clerical Corridor guard Assistant director, corridor guard Stagecrafters Main office helper Helped Mr. Davis Boosters' club Delores Butler Velvet Davis, 1 General Clerical Student Council Honor study hall leader Corridor guard Helped Miss Fraser Vice-president of homeroom Boosters' club Merit roll pin Janice Dupree. 219 Baby-Git I” Retail Store Art service club, secretary Corridor guard Helped Mrs. ChuJoba Orientation Merit roll pin Chorus Boosters' club Constance Grey, 217 Connie General Clerical Corridor guard Dispensary helper Library helper Boosters' club Daisy Eat man, 141 Tina Retail Store Clean-up monitor in homeroom Homeroom treasurer Orientation Boosters' club Eleanor Floyd, 316 “Wulkir Talkie Doll” Retail Store Student Council School store manager Corridor guard Orientation Vice-president of homeroom Band Merit roll pin Julia Duncan, 113 General Clerical Student Council Clean-up monitor in homeroom President of homeroom Marlene Echols, 116 Molly-General Clerical Gym leader Student Council Director of recreation Drum majorette Orientation President of homeroom Bronze pin Boosters' club JUNE CLASS Carol Finnic, 1 Rock and Roll Stenography Love joy Panel room operator Dispensary helper Helped Mrs. Kolb Helped Mr. Wheland Orientation Helped Miss Maize Helped Miss Day Betty Harris, 141 Retail Store Kathleen Gober, 216 Cat” General Clerical Corridor guard Boosters' club Myrtle Harris, 235 “Mart Stenography Corridor guard Stagec rafters Orientation Merit roll pin Harriet Delores Gordon, 116 “Snookie” General Clerical Elmira Hill, 341 -Mickey” Stenography Gym leader Corridor guard Helped Miss Hunter Bowling Vollcvball Baseball Gym letter Boosters' club Julia Franklin. 117 General Clerical Norma Harney, 345 Jean” Bookkeeping Student Council Study hall leader Information desk Desk attendant Corridor guard Orientation President of homeroom Merit roll pin Tonina Hillard. 206 “Toni” Stenography Student city manager Director of service Orientation Vice-president of homeroom Ledger reporter Bronze pin Highest in Special Typing II Dorothy Howell. 107 “Dotty Stenography Gym leader Student Council Corridor guard Drum majorette Helped Mr. McNelly Gym letter President of homeroom Two gold gym stars Gloria Jackson. 11.3 “Half-vint” Bookkeeping Student Council Director of recreation Helped Miss Davidson Vice-president of homeroom Bronze pin Girls’ Glee club Vice-president of Boosters’ club JUNE CLASS Lucille Joins. 309 “Lory” Bookkeeping Gzrridor guard Dispensary helper HclpeJ Miss Schcutzow Florence King, 308 Stenography Gym leader Student Council Corridor guard Orientation Homeroom president Ledger reporter Ledger secretary Merit roll pin Wilma Lee, 114 Stenography Student Council. director of service Senior representative Corridor guard, period director Stagecrafters' treasurer Homeroom president Volleyball Baseball Delores Knapper, 113 “Dee Stenography Corridor guard Love joy Helped Miss Swirsky Orientation Radio Constance Kovach. “('•untie” Stenography-Helped Miss Maize. M; Bronze pin Merit roll pin 117 Wheland Betty Locke, 217 Sweet pea General Clerical Corridor guard Helped Miss Freund Boosters’ club Tea Room Julia Magwood, 107 “Judy General Clerical Corridor guard, ass't. director Helped attendance office Helped Mr. Wheland Bowling Basketball Softball Anita Jackson. 141 Babe” General Clerical Gym leader Corridor guard Band News bulletin editor Orientation Ledger Secretary-Social room hostess Boosters' club Elizabeth Jones Irene Lashley, 305 “Bntterball Stenography Student Council Helped Miss Freund Merit roll pin Basketball Volleyball Softball letter Geraldine Mance, 113 Jerrie” Stenography Homeroom treasurer Helen Manning, 113 Stenography Corridor guard Cheerleaders Homeroom treasurer Bowling Softball Chorus Robert McMicheal, 111 •‘Bob” Retail Store Studenr Council Corridor guard Band Homeroom president Louise Matthews, 114 Stenography Corridor guard Boosters' dub Homeroom tax stamp collector Merit roll pin Albert Moody, 111 Professor” General Clerical Stagec ratters Ledger secretary Merit roll pm Mixed chorus Grace Newton. 206 Bunny” Stenography- Love joy. secretary Annette Morgan, 343 General Clerical Gym leader . Corridor guard Helped Mrs. Clark Melvin Parker, 204 Goose” Retail Store Band Helped Mr. Hall Varsity basketball Varsity baseball Varsity letter, basketball Varsity letter, baseball Betty Morris, 135 “B. J. Bookkeeping Corridor guard, ass't. director Boosters' club Merit roll pin Gwendolyn Perkins. 211 “Gwen ie” Retail Store Student Council, desk attendant Stagec rafters Helped Mr. McNelly. Mr. Gebauer Homeroom president Merit roll pin Delores Jean McKenzie, 235 “DD” Stenography- Student Council. Director of athletics Corridor guard, period director Main office helper Orientation Homeroom president Silver pin Bronze pin Highest in 10A English Carolyn Mixon. 305 “Lucky” Stenography Student Council, president Main office helper Homeroom president Volleyball Baseball Bowling Gym letter Merit roll pin Loretta My Ian, 135 “Lolos” Bookkeeping Student Council Corridor guards Homeroom president Basketball Volleyball Merit roll pin Mary Perry, 221 Softball Volleyball Merit roll pin Social room worker Frances Reynolds, 1 (’a t uly Retail Store Betty Small, 308 “ Jtnhbit Stenography Homeroom treasurer Mixed chorus Florence Price, .309 “Flo Retail Store Art service club Corridor guards Lonnie Roberts, 115 Li, Rookkeeping Director of athletics Lovcjoys Orientation Homeroom vice-president Ledger reporter Second page editor, Ledger Highest. Typing I and 111 Silver pin Emory Smith. 141 Retail Store JUNE CLASS Odell Rucker, 115 Del Retail Store Corridor guard Lois Smith, 215 L'N Bit Bookkeeping Corridor guard Helped Mr. Whelan Basketball Baseball Volleyball Gym letter Junior varsity Dolores Spencer, 343 Lois Retail Store Marcella Smith, 237 Tootsie Stenography Corridor guard Lovejoy Drum majorettes Orientation Ledger reporter Merit roll pin Senior committee Girls' Glee club Carol Staniewiez, 216 “Stinkir Bookkeeping Helped Miss Day Helped Mr. Whcland Ledger secretary Merit roll pin Highest in Tea Room Bookkeeping II Maxine Smith, 114 Stenography Thelma Starks, 105 Stenography Main office helper Helped Miss Prenkshat Orientation Homeroom Baseball Basketball Badminton Eugene Smith, 115 Bookkeeping John Southern, 111 Long John Retail Store Band Football Basketball Varsity football letter Two J. V. basketball letters Wallace Stokes, 209 “Stretch” Bookkeeping Corridor guards Band Helped Mr. Blanco Highest in photography Football Baseball Sandra Strickland. 305 “Doitty Stenographic Corridor guard Stagecrafters Student secretary. O. P. 1. Helpcd Mr. Gebauer Volleyball Softball Bowling Gym letter Julia Mae Taylor, 341 “Judr Stenographic Art service club Corridor guard Dispensary helper Loretta Thompson, 217 “Tootsie” General Clerical Corridor guard Stagcc rafters Helped Miss Freund Thelma Stokes. 235 Stenography Donna Taylor, 216 “Don” Bookkeeping Corridor guard Lovejoy Helped Mr. Bertie JUNE CLASS Mae Townsend. 241 ' Little Dot” Retail Store Dispensary helper School store helper James Walker, 17 “Lit tie Jim” General Clerical Student Council Homeroom president Sragec rafters Band, vice-president Helped Mr. Yanculcff Gladys Triplett, 345 General Clerical Corridor guard Stagecrafters Adell Wardell, 305 Bookkeeping Shirdena Twymon “Shirley” General Clerical Corridor guard Helped Miss Swirsky Orientation Clean-up monitor Mary Ware. 219 General Clerical Corridor guard director Barbara Thornton, 237 “Thorny” Stenography Student Council Helped Miss Day, Mrs. Warstler Merit roll pin Marion Wagner, 107 “Sweetness’ General Clerical Corridor guard JUNE CLASS Dorothy Webster, 202 “Dotty Bookkeeping Student Council Corridor guard Homeroom president Ledger business staff Anna Mae Wiersch, 345 Angie General Clerical Helped Miss Day Helped Mr. Wheland Chorus (4 semesters) Betty Williams, 309 Deb Stenography Corridor guard Library helper Volleyball Basketball Bowling Softball Boosters' club Yvonne Gail Vereen, 141 Sug General Clerical Student Council Band Homeroom president Merit roll pin Orientation Ledger secretary Baseball Basketball Shirley Ann Williams, 341 Barbara Wims, 206 Sweets General Clerical Bookkeeping Baseball Bowling Leonora M. Yamamoto, 343 Lea Stenography Director of honor study halls Corridor guard Car pass seller, Lovejoys Movie ticket taker Helped Miss Maize Clothing II Merit roll pin Barbara Jean Adams, “Bobs” General Clerical Colbert Burns, 235 “Debbie General Clerical Love joy Homeroom treasurer 1 Donna Boswell. 1 Retail Store Corridor guard Boosters' club Jessie Byrd. 2(12 Chc-Chcv Bookkeeping Corridor guard Helped Miss Smith Clean-up monitor Baseball Basketball Boosters' club AUGUST CANDIDATES Beatrice Brown, 215 General Clerical Art service club Corridor guard Homeroom treasurer Music service dub Bowling Nedra Frazier, 202 “Neddy” Bookkeeping Gym leader Stagcc rafters Attendance helper Helped Mr. Reiton Boosters' club Radio Basketball Badminton Bertha Moon, 318 “Bert” General Clerical Marva Higgins, 305 BoBo” General Clerical Corridor guard Saundra Moss, 135 “Mossballs General Clerical Stagec rafters Helped Mr. Gebaucr Bulletin board editor Basketball Volleyball booster representative Helped Miss Freund Rosa Lee Jones, 318 “Bra General Clerical Library helper Alan Murphy. 204 “Rock” Bookkeeping Movie operator Helped Mr. Blanco Varsity football Varsity letter Beverly Coley, 217 “Bev General Clerical Corridor guard Helped Miss Freund Boosters' club Edith McCray, 341 “Edie” General Clerical Corridor guard Helped Miss Hunter Clean-up monitor Choral dub Joseph Nagy,133 “Elvis” General Clerical Emma Pinkston, 117 Jell It Bookkeeping Corridor guard Helped Mr. Schneider Boosters' club Arline Perry. 305 Susie ' General Clerical Corridor guard Stagecrafters Helped Miss Smith Boosters' club AUGUST CANDIDATES Kathleen Richardson. 1 Katie General Clerical Corridor guard Helped Miss Pierce Boosters' club Carole Schwartzfisher, 237 Bookkeeping Vice-president, Student Council Helped Miss Beaumont CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1956-1957 FALL SEMESTER September 28—Football, Bedford at Bedford October 2—After School Dance October 3—General Motors Asscmby October 6—Football, Buckeye at Medina October 12—Community Chest Program October 17—Scholarship Program October 25—Open House October 31—Citizenship Program November 2—No School—N. E. O. T. A. November 7—Ohio State Psychological Tests November 21—Thanksgiving Assembly November 22—Thanksgiving Day—Charity' Football Game December 3—After School Dance December 21—Christmas Vacation January 18—Senior Awards Program January 22—Commencement SPRING SEMESTER January 30—Activities Ticket Program February 1—Basketball at John Adams February 8—Basketball at Cathedral Latin February 12—Lincoln's Birthday February 15—Basketball at St. Stanislaus February 22-—Washington's Birthday—No School February 27—Citizenship Test March 5—First Salk Vaccine Inoculation March 11—After School Dance March 29—Citizenship and Scholarship Assembly April 10—Ohio State Psychological Tests April 11—After School Dance April 12—Close for Spring Vacation May 24—Senior Prom May 29—Student City Manager Elections June 7—Senior Awards Assembly June 11—Commencement Activities Adviser: Miss Jean Schcutzow B. Adams W. Lee E. Arnold R McMichael C. Arwarcr D. Meritt J. Bailey C. Mixon A. Bernice C. Moore D. Blasscngale D. Morton M. Boyd L. Mylan B. Brown L. Norris C. Brown L. Payne E. Burns F. Perkins J. Bybee G. Perkins B. Carter E. Perry A. Choice D. Powncs S. Clay E. Richardson G. Collier L. Roberts M. Crayton M. Roberts M. Davis C. Schwartz- V. Davis fishcr J. Duncan S. Sharp A. Easterling D. Smith M. Ford M. Smith L. Franklin M. Smith B. Fuller J. Stewart G. Troy D. Sullivan H. Greene M. Summers D. Grimmett R. Turon N. llarney J. Walker A. Harvey E. Washington G Haynes M. Washington S. Henderson D. Weems D. Howell A. Williams M. Ikncr C. Willis S. Jackson P. Wilson G. Kidd B. Wims F. King E. Witherspoon Y. LaMar A. Lawler E. Woods Officers FALL President _.............. Helena Kimbrough Vice President ______________ Janice Dobbs Recording Secretary----- Myrna Winbush Corresponding Secretary ........ Erma Davis SPRING President — ...Carolyn Mixon Vice President.................. Erma Davis Recording Secretary ......... Mildred Boyd Corresponding Secretary ....Al reda Harvey STUDENT COUNCIL Organized to give the students the opportunity to govern their school in a democratic manner, the Student Council promotes worthwhile projects, creates co-operation among the students, and lends a hand in community activities. Representatives on the Student Council are elected by the homerooms to serve for two semesters. Various services performed by the Council include supervision of the information desk in the foyer, and assisting the homeroom teacher with new students, grades, and the rourine of homeroom business. STUDENT CITY MANAGER AND CABINET Adviser: Miss Jean Scheutzow Student City Manager Tonina Hilliard Directors of Corridor Guards Joyce Bickerscaff Clara Boddie Director of Study Halls Lenora Yamamoto Director of Recreation Gloria Jackson Directors of Service Glenna Brown James Mazzei (fall semester) Antoinette Callans (spring semester) Directors of Athletics Ray Fry Delores McKenzie School Store Manager Eleanor Floyd Director of Finance Delores Christian Council Members Fall President .Helena Kimbrough Vice President Janice Dobbs Rec. Sec..... Myrna Winbush Cor. Sec............Erma Davis Spring President ______Carolyn Mixon Vice President .... Erma Davis Rec. Sec. --------Mildred Boyd Cor. Sec. Alfreda Harvey Tonina Hilliard, student city manager, and 15 organization directors make up the cabinet. These members serve as directors of service, athletics, recreation, corridor guards, school store, finance, and study halls. President, vice-president, recording secretary, and the corresponding secretary of the Student Council also attend the cabinet meetings as representatives of the Student Council. Council officers serve for one semester while cabinet members serve for a year. CORRIDOR GUARD DIRECTORS Helping to keep the halls clean and assisting students is only a part of the volunteer services thar the corridor guards perform. Welcoming visitors and directing them to the office is another duty. The corridor guards hold their general discussion meetings twice a semester to receive instructions from the director of corridor guards. At assembly programs and Open House they help direct rraffic to various rooms where exhibits arc held. Guards prevent loitering in the halls and they protect students' property by seeing that lockers are locked. Directors in charge each period give the guards notices and instructions concerning their duties. Period Directors of Corridor Guards Adviser: Miss Jean Scheutzow Beverly Curry Eloisc DeBrossard Barbara Freeman Beverly Harris Myrtle Harris Virginia Harmon Mary Johnson Wilma Lee Barbara Logan Emma Mack Henrietta Milton Connie Priest Jeanette Priest Edgar Roberts Mary Ware Barbara Stoutemire Ernestine Story Estella Wicks • u� The John Hay Ledger Adviser: Miss Helen Pumphrcy Awarded All-American by rhe National Scholastic Press Association, Medalist by the Columbia Press Association, and rhe International Honor Award by Quill and Scroll this year. The John Hay Uilgir is proud of its record. PAGE EDITORS FALL Editor in Chief .................... Florence Johnson Page Two Editor ....... ....... Lonnie Roberts Page Three Editor .................... Marie DeAngelo Page Four Editor .............. ...Luella Norris SPRING Editor in Chief Mane DeAngelo Page Two Editor ............ Lonnie Roberts Page Three Editor ________ ... - Loretta Mack Page Four Editor ......._....... . Geraldine Collier QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS Marie DeAngelo, Marguerite Hubbard, Florence Johnson. Luella Norris, Lonnie Roberts, Marcella Smith, and Wanda Taylor. Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalists. Requirements for membership are a general scholastic average of B, completion of at least three semesters of journalism, and a good record of service on the Ledger staff. LEDGER REPORTERS Scurrying about the halls, the reporters keep their eyes open for news of interest for the next issue. Assigned beats furnish news to reporters who must also look for good feature stories. Ledger Reporters FALL 56 LaVcrnc Battle, Mary Brcymaicr, Glen-na Brown, Sharon Brown, Clara Boddie, Nate Bolden, Geraldine Collier, Barbara Glover. Tonina Hilliard, Shirley Lockhart, Loretta Mack, James Mazzei, Marcella Smith, Wanda Taylor, Ellen Thurman, Richard Turon, Rebecca Williams, and Claudette Vernon. SPRING ‘57 Marlene Echols. Florence King. Mattie Bcnn, Delores Martin. Elmira McCalla, Carol Menifee, Alice Moore. Fred Perkins, William Phillips, Shirley Reese, Nancy Watkins. Adviser: Mr. William Reiton Shirley Ashford, Patricia Avcrctt. Clifford Baker, Thelma Barnes. Patricia Bennett, Beverley Burks. Luc Esther Clark. Mike Davis, Delores Dimes, Gwendolyn Falley, Yvonne Fanning, Joyce Fox, Lu-venia Green, Nedra Frazier. Emily Holloman, Robert Hurt, Verilene Johnson. Barbara Lawler, Anna Marie Lee, Joan Malcolm. Alice Mason. Carrie McTerry. Virdia Mixon. Albert Moody. Joey Norwood. Lois Orey. Brenda Porter, Rose Reynolds, Phyliss Shaw, Dorothy Simpson. Eugene Smith. Carol Stadiecwicz. Ernestine Storey. Yvonne Verecn, Robert Wann. Joyce Williams, and Millcnor Woods. LEDGER SECRETARIES Ledger secretaries are elected by homerooms to serve for one year. Their duties are very important. They collect money for the activity tickets and distribute the John Hay Ledger. The money collected from the activity tickets is used to support the Ledger and to help the athletic department. THE HAY RIDE Committee members start the year's work by distributing questionnaires to seniors who fill in a list of activities and state their preference for class motto, class flower, and class colors. The year-long job is under way. Then the Hay Ride committee turns to writing copy for all organizations, drawing up senior panels, making up, and finally pasting up dummies for printing. After that comes proof-reading of copy and at last early in March the book is off to printer and binder. Art classes work under the direction of Mrs. Helen Chudoba. art instructor, to make the incidental drawings in the book. Adviser: Miss Helen Pumphrey Chairman, Fall Semester Marguerite Hubbard Committee Sallie Ferguson Marcella Smith Wanda Taylor Chairman. Spring: Semester Marcella Smith Committee Clara Boddic Geraldine Collier Loretta Mack Carol Alexander. Juanita Alexander. Ben Allen. Tony AMmond. Sarah Bailey. Matcic Brown, Ann Collins. Marjtarcr Col man. Joyce Courtland. Gladys Edwards. Eleanor Floyd. Elinor Forte. Nathaniel Garrison, Jacqueline Goss, James Gresham Jerry Gresham. Cheri Harris. Kenneth Head. Willie Sue Hobson, Anita Jackson. Roberta Jackson. Juanita Johnson. Kay John son, Yvonne LaMar. James Mazzie, Betty Murray, John Parrish,Dorothy Peterson. Bell Phillips. Plyliss Railic. Shirley Reese Edward Russell, John Samac. Lovia Seats. Willie Simpson. John Southern. Shirley Spence. Wallace Stokes. Dorothy Sullivan Yvonne Vcreen, James Walker. Roy Williams, and James Wisdom. BAND In rain, sun, sleet, or snow the band inarches and plays to rally enthusiasm at games. Whether playing for assemblies or pep rallies or marching down the field at games, the band is always welcomed by students and faculty. The organization is open to anyone who plays an instrument or who wants to learn. Marching across the field every fine morning, the band practices and drills at the same time. Formations arc learned by the group to be performed on the field for the students' enjoyment. Band may be taken for credit toward graduation or for service. Adviser: Mr. Christo Yanculcff MAJORETTES Delores Christian. Donna Lcnart Pat Rudman, Adcll Warded Leading the band with their twirling batons and at the same time keeping step with the music are the majorettes. In order to join this organization you must pass the entrance test and be willing to spend long hours of practice on intricate steps and on twirling. A good attendance record is an asset in becoming a majorette. ENTERTAINMENT, HEALTH, AND SERVICE 1. Ermagcne Hams plays at an assembly. 2. Testing eyes in the dispensary. 3. At the control panel, back stage. CHEERLEADERS Adviser: Mrs. Mary Kolb Varsity IiIoim Jackson, Verilenc John vin, Delores Pownes. Madilene Si,.ith. and Rebecca Williams. Boosting the football and basketball players' morale is the cheerleaders’ job as they stand in front of the stands and urge the fans to yell a little louder. One favorite cheer is Susie Q. Susie Q. trucking on down, John Hay High High is going to town. Suing it to the left, Suing it to the right. Come on, John Hay, Fight.' Fight! Fight! The leaders hold after school rehearsals and yearly try-outs to discover new talent. Junior Varsity Beverly Chappell, Erma Davis, Helen Manning, Esther Perry. Lois Smith, and Beverly Burke. SERVICE CABINET The main purpose of the Service cabinet is the discussion of the financial end of anything that is too big for one organization to undertake. Four meetings are held yearly. The group is composed of advisers and two members from each organization in the school. Each meeting is also attended by Mr. Edward Jcrrow, principal; Miss Ethelwyn Bobcnmcycr and Mr. Joseph Smith, assistant principals. and the student city manager. Tonina Hilliard. Mr. Edward Jerrow, principal; Miss Ethylwyn Bobenmyer, Mr. Joseph Smith, assistant principals. Advisers Music, Mr. Christo Yanculeff; Student Council, Miss Jean Schcutzow; Lovejoys, Mr. Librador Meola; Art Service, Mrs. Helen Chudoba; Ledger, Miss Helen Humphrey: Ledger Secretaries, Mr. William Reiton; Gym Leaders. Miss Maralyn West; Stage-craftcrs, Mr. Emanuel Gebaucr. Fall Semester: Shirley Bliss, Joyce Bickerstaff, James Gresham. Dave Leonard. Florence Johnson. Lonnie Roberts. Kathleen Handl, Alphus Lawler, Margaret Ford, Yvonne LaMar. Anna Lee. Janice Dobbs. Helena Kimbrough. Clara Boddie, Myrna Zabirsky, Maurice Summers. Barbara Davis. Spring Semester: Jacqueline Miller, Roy Williams, Marie DcAngclo, Lonnie Roberts, Vcrline Johnson. Janice DuPrce, James Brooks. Glcnna Brown, Brenda Dickerson. Erma Davis, Carolyn Mixon, Arlene Perry', Louise Ulmer. John Samac. Officers Chairman: Tonina Hilliard, student city manager Secretary: Dolores McKenzie SENIOR DAY 1. Trio sings. 2. Seniors pose for a picture. 3. Margaret Coleman and Golden Griggs do a hillbilly act. 1. Margaret Ford and Mary MacLin sing a duct. 2. Seniors discuss day's program. 3. Seniors pose with Miss Ruth Bell, adviser. -1. Pat Avetett, Margaret Coleman, Annette Morgan, and Joey Norwood lead off. BOOSTERS CLUB Adviser: Mr. Leonard Schneider Hanie Barnum, Elaine Brown. Beverly Burks. Jane Bybee, Sylvia Calham. Delores Christen. Joan Cleveland, Margaret Coleman, Ellice Collins, Shirley Copefield. Mattie Crayton, Dorothy Curtis. Erma Davis, Barbara Freeman, Margaret Ford. Joan Foster. Jeanette Gainer. Barbara Glover, Marion Grayson, Raymond Green. Barbara Green, Beverly Harris. Irma Jean Harris, Ethel Hill, Margaurite Hubbard. Bonnie Hutcherson, Barbara Jackson. Earlin Jackson. Glorya Jackson, Myrtle Jackson. Mary Johnson, Janice Johnson, Florence King, Yvonne La Marr, Loretta Mack. Joan Malcolm, Gyan Mckay, Carolyn Moore. Mattie Morrows. Franicc Morrows, Gladys Morrows. Joan Morgan. Janet Overtree, Esther Perry, Emma Pinkston, Delores Powncs. Fred Perkins. Diana Rucker. Wanda Reed, Marcella Smith, William Simpson, Iris Stokes. Loretta Thompson, Wanda Taylor, Louise Ulmer. Mary Weeden, FJlie Wynn. Adcle Warr. “Come on Green! Come on Gold! Come on, John Hay, let’s go!” That’s the cry of the Boosters club, and organized cheering group. Characterized by their green and gold beanies, they attend all basketball and football games giving our school spirit. At graduation the club gives medals to the boys who have been outstanding in athletics. These medals are purchased with the profits from the sale of football programs. Adviser: Mr. Christo Yanculcff Robert Alien. Earle Arnold. Willie Ruth Arnold. Willas Banks. Davie Bell, Fat Bennett, Shirley Bliss. Wilhel-mina Brame, OJa Jean Brooks. GeralJ Brown. Elizabeth Buchanan. Delores Christian. Betnce Chulka, Lucille Clancy. Robert Cole. Ascnath Dixon. Janet Drake. Gladys Eduard'.. Yvonne Fort, Ray Fry. Benny Goodman, Ann Gregory', Gustina Harris. Diane Harrison. James Harper. Mary Hayes. Kenneth Head, Ethel Hill. Ronald Hill, Jerome Hunter. Barbara Jackson. John Jackson. Janice Johnson. Fursaldine Knox. Yvonne La Mar. Donna Lenart. Marleen Lcnart. Myron Marby, Maple Mauldin. Edith McCray. Alfred McKcnny. Mary McLin. Carol McMichael, Carol Menifee, Jackie Miller. Albert Moody. Gladys Moore, Barbara Nims, Marilyn Mixon, Jack Ollic, Melvin Parker. Sandra Parker, Ivory Pratt, Willie Preston. Geneva Reynold. Nate Riley. Jessie Ross. Tom Sharply. Dorothy Simpson. Willie Simpson, Ernest Tullos, Sandra Turman. Janice Tutstone, Robert Wallace, Jackie Watts, Charles White. Ollie Williams, Ray Williams. Joyce Wilson, and Barbara Wims. MIXED CHORUS This organization is open to boys and girls who can pass the entrance test and who enjoy singing. The Mixed Chorus always adds a musical atmosphere to assemblies. Whether it is a citizenship program or a gay singout, the boys and girls of the Mixed Chorus can be counted on to do their best. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB When assemblies call for musical entertainment, the Girls' Glee club is always ready to oblige. You do not have to have a perfect voice to join the Glee club but must be able to carry a tune. Music is a means of expressing one's feelings. Learning to keep the correct key and to sing the right notes is a difficult task, but the girls find that practice brings success. Emma Alford, Sarah Bailey, Annie Baker, Jean Banks, Elizabeth Bellamy, Barbara Bowman. Theresa Boysow. Lois Braxton. Mary Ann Brcymaier, Oda Brooks, Elsie Brown. Beatrice Brown, Alzata Choice. Geneva Clay. Margie Coleman, Carol Crain, Mary Cruthfield, Grace Dodson, Phyllis Duren, Gwendolyn Finklcs, Eleanor Foote, loan Foster, Jacke Goos, Marian Grayson. Rodell Harris, Thelma Harris Carmelcta Henderson. Tillie Sue Hodson. Gwendolyn Holmes. Cherol Hugler. Lurlenc Jackson. Margaret Johnson. Gloria Kidd, Donna Lenart, Marlene Lenarr, Barbara Lodger, Jackie Miller, Wilma Mines. Shirley Morrow, Wortielee Moss, Jean Neal. Keturah Nelley, Janet Ogletree, Gloria Pace. Wanda Read, Dorothy Robertson, Jewella Saunders. Leila Shepcrd, Patricia Simcs. Joyce Singleton. Eilenc Siovinsky. Hulda Smith, Shirley Spencer, Jeweliean Stewart, Lorraine Stone. Dorothy Sullivan, Charlene Watts. Delores Weems. Marian West ley, Carol White, Eddie Mae White. Gwendolyn Whitley, and Roberta Woodruff. Adviser: Mr. Christo Yanculeff STAGECR AFTERS Adviser: Mr. Emanuel Gchaucr Officers President .... . ... ... Louise Ulmer Vice President Arlene Perry Secretary .............................. Gladys Dickerson Treasurer........................ .... Lonnie Williams Hear that sound of wood being sawed and scenery being nailed down in the auditorium? The hard-working stagecrafters are up to something again. No assembly or play would be possible without the stagecrafters. Headed by Mr. Emanuel Gebauer. this groups duties are many. They include keeping tab of all props, making stage sets, giving the actors proper lighting for plays, and setting up the risers for graduation ceremonies. Carl Benson, Beulah Brown, Ellice Collins, Maxine Crawford, Larry Crowell. Barbara Davis, Gladys Dickerson, Georgia Dixson. Ann Douglas. Sallie Ferguson. Beatrice Frank. Ncdra Frazier. Alfreda Harvey, Kathlcan Head, Marge Hollins, Juanita Hughes. Raymond Lozado. Miles Jackson, David Johnson. Bessie Lee. Arlene Mackey. Sue Moore. Sandra Moss. Arline Perry, Mary Perry, Sandra Strickland, Maurice Summers, Loretta Thompson, Gladys Triplett, and Louise Ulmer. Adviser: Mrs. Helen Chudoba Shirley Ashford Josephine Bailey Clifford Baker Beatrice Brown Vivian Burroughs Benny Chisholm Estella David Janice DuPree Barbara Grier Kathleen Handl Steven Johnson Alphas Lawler David Leonard Dorothy Peterson Theodosia Thonus Gladys Thornton Patricia Wilson Mary Weed on Yvonne Tomasic Nick Mouzukis ART SERVICE CLUB Making posters for the showcases in the main corridor and posters illustrating the various activities and drives that come along each year are some of the rhings the art service club does. Incidental drawings in The Hayride are the work of the club and in every issue of 7he Ledger the editorial page cartoon shows the kind of service the members render. Students take great pride in their work and every spring they exhibit in the Regional Scholastic Art Show. At the end of each semester the art service club has a luncheon with a professional artist as guest. Students who like to draw may join the art service club. Service points are given for each semester of work. President _____ Vice President Secretary_______ Treasurer _..... Officers Fall Semester „..Alphus Lawler Kathleen Handl Josephine Bailey Florence Price Spring Semester President ..... . _... Janice DuPree Vice President . ............. . Verilenc Johnson Secretary----- .... —............ ...........Barbara Grier Treasurer........................... _ ..... Florence Price UND SCHOOL 1. New Hay citizens take oath of allegiance. 2. In the cafeteria. 3. Pupils choose their lunches in cafeteria line. 4. Having a coke in the social room. 5. Office helpers serve school. 6. Dancing in the social room at noon. Adviser: Mr. Librador Meola Walter Benjamin, Bertha Brown, Clara Brown. Glenna Brown. Joyce Brown. Virginia Bruner. Dale Regina Bumgardncr. Virginia Champion, Barbara Davis. Loretta Day, Marie DcAngelo. Ann DiBlasio. Angie Evans. Elinor Foote. Jean Gorenc. Marcella Gurkcy, Nick Jakovich, Valerie Kezdi. Delores Knappcr. Ann Marie Kniep, Marleen Lcnart. Dave Leonard. Raymond Lozada. Jacqueline Miller. Grace Newton. Thomas Patromtc, Shirley Perry, Carole Reichwein, Mary Pat Rudman, John Samac, Evelyn Settle. Donald Shaffer. Joan Simmons, Eileen Slovinsky. Marcella Smith. Donna Taylor. Theodosia Thomas. Lee Tullos, Dick Turon. Nancy Watkins. Charles White. Stanley White. Juanita Wright, and Leonora Yamamoto. LOVEJOYS Services of the Lovejoys are essential to the school. Selling tickets for the noon movies and handling and distributing streetcar passes are some of their many important projects. They also operate the movie projector. Honor roll and merit roll ribbons and pins are distributed by the Lovejoys and collected again at the end of each semester. Lovejoys earn service points and are elected by the homerooms. Richard Turon operates camera for noon movies. 1. Lee Tullos, George Smith, and Wallace practice blocking. 2. John Southern, Lonnie Williams, and Sparks practice for decathlon. Stokes 3. Floyd 4. Fred Perkins, Nate Bolden, and Robert Dunn practice shots. Gym class does calesthenics. Center: Melvin Parker attempts to score while Love Melton tries to intercept the ball. Sports Varsity: Carl Benson, Nate Bolden. Robert Dunn, Alphus Lawler, Love Melton Melvin Parker, Fred Perkins, George Smith, Lonnie Williams, Earl Minor. Melvin Hart. Lee Tullnc n c Robinson, Alvin Hall, and Scott Johnson. BASKETBALL Coach: Mr. George Spronz BASKETBALL SCHEDULE, 1956-57 DATE Dec. 5 OPPONENT East Tech .. . PLACE Here TIME 3 p.m. Dec. 7 Glcnvillc Dec. i: Here There Here Here There There Here There Here There Here Here 3 p.m. 7 p.m. 3 p m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 3 p m. 7 p.m. 3 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Dec. 14 Dec. 19 Dec. 21 Jan. 11 Jan. 16 Jan. IS Jan. 23 Jan. 25 Feb. 1 Feb. 8 Feb. 15 St. Stanislaus Dribbling rhe ball down the court for the Green and Gold this season was a much improved basketball team. Fighting spirit backed by ability brought the team a higher rating in East Senate competition. True to a prediction made by Coach George Spronz, the Bookkeepers were not a pushover. Winning rwo games out of those scheduled, the team made a better record than it has in several years. (J.V.) Robert Allen, James Hardiman, Melvin Hart, Scott Johnson, Steve Johnson. Alfred McKinney. William Price, Dave Robinson, Willie Simpson, and Lee Tullos. FOOTBALL sz. VjttFtt w Coach: Mr. Anthony Ventresca Faculty Athletic Manager: Mr. Toro Davis Carl Benson. Nate Bolden. Abron Brown. Mike Davis. Ernest Gaskin. Melvin Hart. Willie James. Scott Johnson. Steve Johnson. Dave Leonard. Ray Meredith. Earl Minor. Jack Ollie. John Parrish, William Price. Major Roberts. William Simpson. George Smith. John Southern. Wallace Stokes, Roy Strump, Arthur Treadway, Alex Tolliver, Lee Tullos, Lonnie Williams. Roy Williams, and James Wisdom. Nate Bolden, captain and fullback, called the plays for the squad this season. Although it was a no-win season, brilliant plays and outstanding defenses led the team to a 13 to 13 tic with St. John Cantius. The team showed improvement and all have high hopes for next season. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE, 1956 DATE Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 OPPONENT PLACE Oct, 13 Elyria Catholic _ ... — —Elyria Oct. 20 Oct. 26 St. John Cantius ... Rhodes Adviser: Miss Maralyn West Bertha Brown, Glenna Brown. Sylvia Callahan, Delores Christian, Nellie Clemons. Carleatlu Cooley, .Susie Cummings, Mildred Davis. Brenda Dickerson, Marlene Echols, Elnora Ezekiel, Yvonne Fanning. Ncdra Frazier. Cora Gresham. Marzclla Harrell, Gwen Haynes. Emily Holliman. Dorothy Howell. Florence King, Joyce Lacy. Yvonne LaMar. Anna Lee. Mildred Martin. Annette Morgan. Carolyn Moore, Frances Morrow. Luclla Norris. Delores Rownes. Shirley Reese. Hester Stone, Theodosia Thomas. Carol Thorpe. Marie Walker. Adell Wardell, Cynthia Willis and Myrna Winbush. GYM LEADERS Gym leaders serve as assistants to the gym instructor one or more periods a day. They also assist with after-school intramural games. Applicants must have above average skills, pass all preparatory subjects, have good attendance, and be in good standing in school. After a semester of probation a tea is given. At this time the qualified people become active leaders. Officers President ...........—— Vice President Secretary — ---------- Treasurer ------------ Intramural Director Assistant Director .... ____ ....Glenna Brown .. .... Cynthis Willis ....Brenda Dickerson ___Marie Walker ....Marzella Harrell Theodosia Thomas