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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1958 volume:

THE HAYRIDE JOHN HAY HIGH SCHOOL 1958 MR. EDWARD F. JERROW Principal Faculty Miss Dorothy Dovidson helps pupil choose subjects she must tokc. Miss Jeon Scheutzow, Mrs. Mory Kolb, ond Miss Morgorot Doy select their lunches in the teochcrs cofctcrio Mrs. Elsie Huttcr, Mr. Joseph Smith check otendonce of students. Morn office: Miss Tillic Kutnick, Mrs. Ardelio Dixon give instructions to office helpers. Miss Beoumont ploces o senior in o permonent job. HELEN M. BEAUMONT Vocational Guidance, Tciting DOROTHY D. DAVIDSON Educational Countelling MARGARET L. DAY Educational Counselling L.... DOROTHY ABBOTT BASIL BAILEY Foreign Students Social Science PASCO BALL English KATHERINE BARKLEY Librory Aide SAMUEL BENNETT Music JAMES BERTIE Business Education HELEN CHUDOBA Art HAZEL CLARK Home Economics FACULTY HELEN BALDWIN General Business and Arithmetic RUTH BELL Business Education r EDNA CAIN Physical Education ROBERT COLE English FACULTY ROSARIA CONTINI Foreign Students LUCILLE COTT Business Education ARDELIA DIXON Office Secretary MAXINE GENRES Business Education C. B. COOK Social Science ANTHONY COPE Business Education LEONARD CORBIN Sociol Science MARY DANIELS Library Aide TOM DAVIS Sociol Science JEANETTE DAY Foreign Students WILLIAM EDWARDS Business Education ARMANDO FEUDO Noturol Science BERNICE FREYMEYER Home Economics EMANUEL GEBAUER English WILLIAM HALL Physical Education ARLENE HAWK Nurse ELSIE HUTTER Attendance FACULTY MARTHA IDIONE Foreign Students THELMA D. JERRCW Business Education MARY KOLB Social Science WINlFREO JOHNSON Business Education TILDE KUTNICK Office Secretary ANNE MEHLER Home Economics LIBRADOR MEOLA Visual Education PAUL MICHOS Business Education CAROL MILLER FLORENCE PRENKSHAT HELEN PUMPHREY Social Science Business Education English WILLIAM REITON Business Education JEAN SCHEUTZOW Student Council LEONARD SCHNEIDER Natural Science JOHN SCHULTZ Notural Science I VILLA SMITH Natural Science WILEY SMITH III English 11 FACULTY GZRDA SNYDER English EDEL SPECK Dietician ESTHER SWIRSKY English LOYCE TUCKER Library TONY VENTRESCA Physical Education ELVA WARSTLER English NOT PICTURED ETHEL SEPSI Business Education CHRISTOPHER IAMMARINO Social Science WINIFRED WEIR Home Economics MARILYN WEST Physical Education GEORGE SPRONZ Physical Education HOWARD WHELAND Business Education 12 Senior Advisory Board RUTH BELL ANTHONY COPE MAXINE GEHRES HELEN PUMPHREY WIILIAM REITON JEAN SCHEUTZOW Members of the senior class advisory boord and their duties ore os follows: Miss Jean Scheutzow: class organization, closs meetings, Prom; Miss Ruth Bell: informal, scrap book of activities, afternoon programs for Senior Day, notices to January Closs for distribution of The Hay Ride; Mr. Anthony Cope: group pictures, photography appointments; Miss Helen Pum-phrey: The Hay Ride and senior prophecies. Miss Maxine Gehres: Announcements and name cards, commencement tickets; and Mr. William Reiton: all finances, senior caps, supervision of closs treasurer, and distribution of yearbooks. 13 Senior Candids Students work in senior office. Mochine Colculotions will be used in future jobs. Art service members disploy crofts. Personel Regimen closs practices good grooming. Shorthond IV class tokes dictation. Typing IV students show skills. Clothing II Closs plan fashions. January Class Mattie Crayton........... Nate Bolden................. Vice Ermagene Harris....... Esther Perry .................... 16 President President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS June Class Antoinette Collons ...............'..President Fred Perkins....................Vice President Mildred Dovis........................Secretary Geon Hunt ...........................Treasurer 17 JANUARY CLASS Dionc Blosscngolc 116 Dicey General Clerical Student Council, Lovejoy. Helped Miss Bell, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club. Fronccs Elaine Brown 235 Cookie General Clericol Helped Mr. Whelond, loveioy. Glee Club, Boosters' Club. Main Office Helper. Claro Boddic 107 Juanita Brown Shorty General Clerical Stenography Student Council, Senior Informal Committee, Merit Roll Pin, Ojill and Scroll. Silver Pin, Director of Corridor Guards. Mory Brcymoicr 113 Marilyn Mario General Clerical Mam Office Helper, Helped Mr. Helped lammanno. Orientation, Ledger monitor. Reporter, Mixed Chorus, Yearbook Committee, Senior Representative. Nathaniel Bolden 115 Mottic Brown 309 Note Bookkeeping Gym Leader, Ledger Reporter, Varsity Basketball, Vorsity Football. Vice President of Senior Class. Desiree Generol Clerical Bond, Helped Miss Day, Helped Mr. Whelond, Senior Committee. Bullard 206 Goodie Stenography Mrs. Johnson, Clean-up Social Room Worker. Chester Brown 216 Jessie Byous 221 Chet Windy Bookkeeping General Clericol Librory Club, Corridor Guard, Girls' Glee Club, Booster Representative. Clara Janette Brown 1 Red General Clerical Helped Miss Dovidson, Helped Mr. Geboucr, Helped Mr. Meola. Orientation, Homeroom vice president, Merit roll pin. Student Council Representative. Virginia Champion 217 Pearl Generol Clericol Lovejoy, Glee Club, Helped Mrs. Weir. Dorcsso Brown 202 General Clericol Coridor Guard, Bronze pin. Merit roll pin. Highest in Amcricon History II, Highest in Bookkeeping II, Highest in Economics. Geraldine Collier 107 Gerri Stenography Corridor Guard, Homeroom President Silver pin. Highest in Shorthand II, Highest in Typing I, Ledger Staff. _ JANUARY CLASS Ellice Collins 113 Bootsio General Clerical Student Council. School store man-oger, Helped Miss Day, Bronze ?in. Merit roll pin. Highest in togccroft I, II, Boosters' Club. Mottic Crayton 305 Cleonie Stenography Student Council, Corridor Guard, Helped Mr. Whelond, Homeroom president. Ledger Business Staff, Senior class president, 8ooster representative. Dorthco Gilbert 114 Davey Bookkeeping Helped Mr. Cook. Barbora Glover 341 Borb General Clericol Corridor Guard, Orientation, Ledger Reporter, Yearbook Committee. Booster Club, Girls Athletic Letter. Sarah Crozicr Lee General Clerical Corridor Guard. 235 Morion M. Groyson 316 Mercy Retail Store Corridor Guard, Dispensary Helper, Merit roll pin. Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Erma Dovi 341 Jerry Gresham 17 Dimples General Clerical Student Council president. Varsity Cheerleader, Orientation, Homeroom vice president. Girls' Athletics Intramural Award. Bookkeeping Art Service Club, Student Council, Band. Oricntotion, Senior Committee, Homeroom vice president. Ann Easley Lucky General Clerical Merit roll pin. 107 Borbaro J. Grier 113 Borbic General Clerical Art Service Club, Student Council, Corridor Guard, Orientation. Boosters' Club, Cleon-up Monitor, Intromurol Letter. Opal M. Evons 117 Billie General Clerical Corridor Guord. Helped Miss Colt. Helped Miss Gehres. Hilda Holler 237 Stenography Homeroom treasurer. Helped Mr. Davis, Helped Mrs. Sepsi, Bronze pm. Merit roll pins. Highest in IIA English. Highest in Economics. JANUARY CLASS Beverly Horris 105 Sgueeky Stenography Corridor Guord, Helped Miss Baldwin, Bronze pin. Merit roll pin. Highest in Office Production I, Boosters' Club. Bessie Lee 202 Poochie Generol Clerical Corridor Guard, Lovejoy, Stoge-croftcr. Helped Mr. Reiton, Helped Mr. Davis, Merit roll pin. Ermagcnc Harris 235 Cocoa Stenography Bond, Senior Office, Senior Class Secretory, Boosters' Club. Loretta E. Mack 117 Mock Stenography Helped Mr. Bailey, Ledger reporter. Third Poge Editor, Bronze pin. Merit roll pin, Ycorbook Committee, Quill and Scroll, Florinc Jeffery Kutch Stenography Mom Office helper. Helped Roiton, Boosters' Club. 202 Arlene Mackey 135 Sandy General Clerical Mr. Helped Mr. Wheland, Senior Com- mittee. Stephen Johnson 204 Steve O Retail Store Gym Leader, Art Service Club, Student Council, Senior Informal Committee, J. V. Basketball. Vor-sity Football, Decathlon Team. Viola Melton 341 'Vi Generol Clerical Athletics Letter, Bowling, Bod-minton. Vcrilcnc Johnson 113 Verl Generol Clericol Art Service Club President, Cheerleader, Orientation, Ledger Secretory, Social room helper. Senior Committee. Henrietta Milton 141 Snookie Generol Clerical Corridor Guard, Dispensary Helper, Orientation. Shirley Lone 116 Tufty General Clerical Dispensary helper, Librory Club. Barbora Lawler 219 Boodie Bookkeeping Corridor Guard, Helped Miss Day, Helped Mr. Reiton, Ledger Secretory, Senior Committee, Community Chest Speaker. Virdio Mixon 117 Sissy Bookkeeping Corridor Guard, Ledger Secretary, Bronze pm. Merit roll pin. Highest in World History II. Susie Lee Moore 219 Pec Chee Stenography Stagccrafter President. Helped Miss 8ell, Gold pin. Merit roll pin. Boosters' Club. JANUARY CLASS Frances Morrow 305 Julius Smith Sister Bookkeeping Bookkeeping Gym Lcoder. Corridor Guard, Mein Office helper. Ledger Secretary, Senior Committee. Boosters' Club. 204 Dorothy Louise Morton 202 Dottie Goner;l Clerical Helped Mr. McNelly, Homeroom President, Merit roll pin. Msdeiinc Smith 235 Lil Bit General Clerical Student Council, Helped Miss D.vidson, Homeroom president. Vors.ty Cheerleader. Mildred Roy 202 Millie Retail Store Cerridor Guard, Helped Mr. Rciton, Orientation, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Esther Perry 221 Lorroinc Bookkeeping Student Council, Helped Mr. Michos, Homeroom president. Highest in Booxkeeping I, III, Highest in Clothing II, Highest in Machine Col. I, Vorsity Cheerleader. E cn Thurman 237 Curly Retoil Store Corridor Guerd, Oricntotion, Ledger Reporter. Yearbook Committee Stone Bookkeeping Lenora J. Reynolds 308 Chubby Bookkeeping Helped Mrs. Weir, Senior Informal Committee,Boosters' Club. Joyce Lois Russell 217 'Turtho General Clerical Lovejoy, Girls' Glee Club. Helped Mrs. Sepsi. Louise A. Ulmer 237 Boss Gcncrcl Clerical Stogecrafter, Helped Miss Smith, Helped Mi. Gebcucr, Boosters' Club. Claudette Vernon 1 ' Cool Breozc General Clericol Helped Mr. Wheland, Crientotiorj Ledger Reporter. Delores Smith 341 Smitty Stenography Gym Leader, Senior Committee, Silver pin. Highest in I1A English. Highest in Typing III, IV, Highest in Stenography III. Marie Wolker 309 Doll Bookkeeping Gym Leodcr, Corridor Guard. Helped Mr. Michos. JANUARY CLASS Margaret Webster 206 Margie General Clericol Student Secretory, Helped Mr. Reiton, Ledger Business Stoff. Mary Weeden 305 General Clerical Gym Leoder. Art Service Club, Helped Mr. Bennett. Rebecca Lee Williams 316 Becky General Clerical Student Council, Librory Club. Ledger Reporter. Homeroom President, Vorsity Chccrlcodcr. Highest in I0A Gym, Merit roll pin. Cynthia Lynn Willis Cimmio General Clerical Gym Leoder, Student Love joy. Orientation. Christine Wyban Chris Bookkeeping Helped Miss Davidson, Mr. Bertie, Helped Mr. Helped Mr. lommarino. Club. Ellie Wynn Doll General Clericol Helped Miss Frcymcycr. tion. Senior Committee. 22 309 Council, 107 Helped Whclond, Bowling 318 Oriento- — - JUNE CLASS Hazel Atkinson 316 Dote Stenography Dispensary helper, Librory helper. Ledger Secretary, Hclpod Mrs. Weir, Orientation, Shorthand pin. Boosters' Club. Gloria Carter 241 General Clerical Main office helper. Helped Miss Gehres, Orientation, Attendance Checker, Merit roll pin. Charlene Atwater 1 JoJo Stenography Dispensary helper. Orientation, Homeroom President, Merit roll pin. Honor roll pin. Laura Chapman 105 Lorll Stenography Dispensary helper. Intramural Letter. Addic Bailey Lee Stenography 113 Bernice Charleston 235 Bonnio Stenography Dispensary helper, Stogecroftcr, Boosters' Club. Irene Becks Retail Store Helped Mrs. Clork. 107 Shirley Clay 219 Chubby General Clcricol Student Council, Homeroom Office. Mattie Benn 206 Cupcakes Stenography Library helper. Attendance office helper. Ledger reporter. Second Page Editor, Corridor Guard, Highest in Journalism I, II; Student Council, Merit roll pin. Shirley Coficld 105 CofickJ Stenography Mixed Chorus. Wilhclmina Bramc 114 Wendy Bookkeeping Dispensary helper, Moin office helper. Helped Miss Beaumont. Ledger Reporter, Bond, Helped Miss Hutter, Mixed Chorus. Highest in Journalism I. Adrena Cook Stenography 308 Antoinette Callans 231 Toni Stenography Library helper. Main office helper Director of Service, Lovejoy, Helped Miss Bell, Bronze pin. Silver pin. Highest in 11B English. Annie Collins 107 Knuto Retail Store Student Council, Corridor Guard, Bond, Homeroom President. JUNE CLASS Susie Cummings 237 Stenogrophy Gym leoder, Corridor Guord. Helped Mrs. Snyder, Homeroom Treasurer, Silver pin, Hightsef in 11A English, Highest in Clothing I. Janet Drake 237 Cherry'' General Clerical Corridor Guord, Boosters' Club, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Modern Dance, Basketball, Bowling. Dorothy Curtis Bookkeeping 237 Mildred Davis 114 Mickey Stenography Gym Leader, Student Council, Director of Service, Orientation, Bronze pm. Homeroom President, Highest in Stenogrophy I, ||. Gladys Dickerson Shorty' 114 Corridor Guord, Stogccrofter, Mom office helper, Helped Mr. Gebouer. Helped Mr. Smith, Homeroom Treasurer, Highest in Stogecroft Shirley Elkins 308 Cookie Bookkeeping Loveioy, Helped Mr, Bertie, Helped Mr. Oliver. Ruth Dutko 305 'Angel Bookkeeping Loveioy, Helped Miss D.iy, Helped Mr. Spronz, Boosters' Club, Tea Room Cashier. Carol Efford 1 Smiling-.) ock Generol Clerical Corridor Guard, librory helper. Clean-up monitor. Homeroom treasurer, Boosters' Club, Glee Club. Delores Dimes 206 Pee Wee- Stenography Junior Vorsity Cheerleader, Ledger Secretory. Trock Intromural Letter, Volleyball. Jaqucline Dothard 116 Jockie General Clerical Helped Miss Pierce. Merit roll pin. Ann Douglas 114 Peaches Bookkeeping Student Council, Director of Recreation, Corridor Guard, Stoge-crofter. Helped Mr. Gebouer, Helped Mr. Blonco, Ledger Secretory, Merit roll pin. Elnora Ezekiel 309 Zekey Bookkeeping Gym leoder. Corridor Guard. Stoge-croftcr Helped Mr. Davis, Bowling, Vice President of Boosters' Club. Modern-Dancing, Basketball. Elinor Foote 105 Lee Generol Clericol Lovcjoy, Bond, Bronze pin. Merit roll pm. Highest in Bookkeeping I, Helped Miss Beaumont, Helped Mr. Mcolo, Helped Mr. Yonculiff. Beatrice Frank 206 Bee Bookkeeping JUNE CLASS Jean Gorcnc 219 •Iconic” General Clerical Lovejoy. Homeroom vice president. Merit roll pin. Alfredo Harvey 309 Bookkeeping Student City Manager, Student Council, Helped Mr. Gebauor, Homeroom President, Stogccrofter, Bronze pin, Merit roll pin, Highest in Bookkeeping I. Dolores Grimmett 305 Doe General Clerical Dispensary helper. Student Council, Merit roll pin. Helped Miss Pumphrey, Boosters' Club, Corridor Guord, School Store Helper. Vannie Hoyes 309 lil Venus Bookkeepinq Stogccrofter. Ledger Secretory, Helped Mrs. Worstler, Merit roll pin. Mary Guy 135 Gwendolyn Hoyncs 107 Pinky Gi Gi Stenography Helped Miss Miller, Ledger Secretory, Merit roll pin, Soft boll. Bowling, Bodmmton, Athletic Star. Stenography Gym Leader, Director of Athlotics, Student Council, Bronze pin. Merit roll pin. Helped Miss Davidson, Homeroom president. Homeroom vico president. Ruby Hole 105 Shorty Stenography Dispensary Helper, Baskctboll, Volleyball. Emily Holliman 116 Penny Stenography Gym Leader, Orientation, Helped Miss Dovidson, Ledger Secretory. Bronze pin. Merit roll pin, Highest BIM I, Gym Leader Emblem. Evelyn Hall 316 Sponky General Clerical Corridor Guard, Orientation, Bowling, Bronze pin. Helped Mr. Whe-land. Helped Miss Swirsky, Helped Mr. Gebauer. Clara Hopkins 305 Clora Bell General Clerical Merit roll pin. JUNE CLASS Minnie Ikncr 341 Icy General Clerical Student Council, Helped Mrs. Snyder, Orientation, Social Room Helper, Merit roll pm, Homeroom president. Novella Lcggon 235 Bell Stenography Corridor G u o r d , Stogccraftcr, Checrlcoder Junior Varsity. Bowling, Softball, Boosters' Club. Janice Johnson 215 Dave Leonard 17 Miss Ann Retoil $torc Stenography ''ft Service Club, Student Council, Homeroom vice president. Track, Vollcyboll, School Store helper. Mixed Chorus, Bosketboll. Juonito Johnson 135 Nito General Clericol Library helper. Orientation, Homeroom Treasurer Bond, Boosters' Club, Bosketboll, Athletic Aword. Barbora Logan 215 Princess Stenography Corridor Guard, Orientation, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Merit roll pin. Lynne Kennedy 1 Rockie Stenography Corridor Guard, Orientation. Homeroom Treasurer, Carolyn Long Stenography 318 Gloria Kidd 141 Jennie Stenography Student Council, Recording Secretary, Homeroom president. Merit roll pin. Highest Typing I, II; Girls' Glee Club. Joyce Lacey 107 Stenography Student Council, Corridor Guard, Band, Homeroom vice president. Bronze pin. Merit roll pm. High- est in Bond I. Phyllis Mancc 221 Phil” Stenography Helped Mis Bell. Mildred Martin 116 Mildu General Clericol Gym Loader, Student Council, Corridor Guard, Vice president of Homeroom, Orientation, Merit roll pin. Ledger Reporter. Girls' Athletic Letter. JUNE CLASS Love Melton 204 Fred Perkins Love Generol Gym Retail Store Leader, Helper Mr. Hall Ledger Secretory, Orientation, Vor-sity Basketball, Lunch room Guard. Elmira McCalla 316 El General Clericol Hom.woom President, Homeroom vice president. Merit roll pm, Chairmon of Yeerbook Committee. Boosters' Club, Ledger Reporter. Attendance Checker. Social Room helper. Shir'ey McKinney 341 Generol Cler'col Alxoda McTcrry 221 Sugar Mama Genercl Clericol Corridor Guord. Boosters' Club, Girls' Athlotic Letter. Worticlcc Moss 217 Pokoy Stenography Girl's Glee Club, Helped Mrs. Sepsi, Homeroom Treosurcr, Merit roll pm. Barbara Nims 141 Fotso Stenography Helped Miss Tomlinson, Cleon-up Monitor, Bond. News Bulletin Editor, Ledger Secretary, Merit roll pin, Boseboll, Basketball. Jack Ollic 115 Bookkeeping Football, Vorsity Letter, Bowling, Mixed Chorus. Jacqueline Miller 141 Jam Stenography Lovcioy, Bronze pin. Girl's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Helped Miss Cott, Holped Miss Beaumont. Helped Mr. Yanculoff. Eorl Minor 204 Eorlcos Retoil Store Gym Leader, Corridor Guord. Helped Mr. Spronz, Clean-up monitor, Varsity Football. Varsity Basketball, Decathlon Tcom, Vorsity Boseboll. William Phillips 115 Billy Bookkeeping Ledger Reporter, Bond. Jeannette Priest 237 Jen Stenography Corridor Guard, Holped Mrs. Kelly, Cleon-up monitor. Ledger Reporter, Merit roll pin. Highest in Special Typing III, Third Pope Ledger Editor. Alice Moore 341 Motor heod Stenography Helped Miss Day, Ledger Reporter Merit roll pin. Bronze pin. Edith Richordson 105 Gwen General Clerical Student Council. President of Homeroom, Corridor Guord. JUNE CLASS John Somoc Stenography Betty Scott Fronchic Bookkeeping Helped Mr. Bertie. Shirley Reese 116 Genorol Clerical Gym Leader, Ledger Reporter, Fourth Pogc Editor, Corridor Guard, Bond, Girl's Glee Club, Merit roll pm. Ledger Editof-in-Chief. Leila Sheperd 341 General Clerical Audrey Robinson 115 Retoil Store Jonice Simpson 114 Miss Tonny Gencrol Clerical Student Council, Corridor Guard, Library helper, Cleon-up monitor, Orientation, Volleyball, Baskctboll, Boosters' Club. Katherine Rosser Kathy Retail Store Helped Miss Tomlinson. Ill Eileen Slovinsky 215 I Bookkeeping Helped Miss Cott, Helped Miss Beaumont, Helped Mr. Meolo, Helped Mr. Yonculcff, Lovcioy, Merit roll pin. Girl's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. 107 Evelyn Sledge 308 Stenography Main Office helper. Bronze pin. Merit roll pin, Highest in World History II. Highest in American History I, II; Highost in Art II. 117 Ruby Smith 215 Holf Pint Bookkeeping Corridor Guard, Homeroom Treasurer, Boosters' Club, Mixed Chorus. Sandra Shorp 241 Dimples General Clericol Corridor Guard, Cleon-up monitor. Homeroom president. Merit roll pin, Girl's Glee Club, Boosters' Club. Betty Sheffield 308 Legs General Clerical Librory helper. Main Office helper. Ramona Sparks 221 General Clerical Jcwcllcan Stewart 308 Jewell Stenography Student Council, Homeroom President, Merit roll pin. Bronze pm. Highest Special Typing I. Girl's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Boosters' Club. JUNE CLASS Gwendolyn Talley 235 Sister Generol Clerical Helped Miss Doy, Senior Committee, Merit roll pin. Boosters' Club Girl's Glee Club. Ledger Secretory, Ledger Reporter, Bronze pin. Dorothy Sullivan 117 Pooches Stenography Student Council, Band, Cleon-up monitor. Homeroom president. Mcricn Washington 1 Noobie Stenography Library helper. Student Council, Director of Recreation, Corridor Guard, Homeroom president. Ledger Reporter, Merit roll pin, Bronze pin. Shirley Walker 202 Lil Liz Retail Store Student Council, Helped Miss West, Homeroom vice president. Softball, Volley boll, Basketball, School Store Helper, Badminton. Delores Weems 217 Lois Stenography Student Council, Helped Mrs. Scp-si, Homeroom president. Orientation, Girl's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Merit roll pin. Lonnie Willioms 204 D Bookkeeping Gym Leader, Student Council, Homeroom vice president. Stage-crofter, Varsity Football, Basketball. Baseball, Bowling. Eddie Moe White 118 Retail Store Estclla Wicks 105 •Peanuts Stenogrophy Art Service Club, Corridor Guard, Ledger Secrotary, Library Helper, Merit roll pin. Orientation. Edith Woodrum 318 Woody Bookkeeping Helped Miss West, Helped Miss Frcymeyer. Helped Mr. Hall, Helped Mr. Spronz, Helped Miss Cott, Bowling, Softboll. Joyce Wilson 308 Stenography Roy Williams 216 General Clericol Bond, Bowling Trophy, Vorsity Football, Homeroom President, Student Council. Rosemary Crowe Gcncrol Clerical Borboro Cunningham General Clerical Selina Derico Retail Store Georgia Dixon AUGUST CLASS Cheryl Bolden 316 Grace Dodson 237 Generol Clerical Stenography Essie Brown Bookkeeping 206 Jacqueline Goss Generol Clericol 1 Barbara Byrd 219 Lcvonia Green Byrdic Stenography Retail Store Dispensary helper. Helped Miss Pumphrcy. 221 113 219 308 Rosconnc Craft Retail Store 113 Mattie Hall 341 Retail Store Helped Mrs. Snyder. Russell Harbour 115 Retail Store Gerald Hattcn 204 General Clerical Bookkeeping Ethel Hill Lolly Gcncrol Clerical Condor Guord, Lovejoy, Club. Girl's Glee Club, Chorus. Elizabeth Hood Bookkeeping Dorothy Huntington 202 Carol Menifee Dot Stenography Bookkeeping Girl's Glee Club, Merit roll pin. 117 r Nettie Jackson Retail Store Donald Johnson Retoil Store Stagecraft, Basketball. 116 Eddyc Lois Moore 309 Retoil Store 133 Jeon Neal 237 Brown Eyes Bookkeeping Girl's Glee Club, Boosters' Club. AUGUST CLASS Dolores Pownes 237 Doll Bookkeeping Gym leodcc. Student Council. Vor-sity Chccrleoder, Merit roll pin, Girl's Glee Club, Secretory of Boosters' Club. Edgar Roberts 216 Little Mo Retoil Store Corridor Guard, Football, Basket-boll, Boseball. Nelson Royston 216 Bookkeeping Mory Rudmon 107 General Clericol Elizabeth Scott 113 Bess Bookkeeping Boosters' Club. Willie Simpson Retail Store Mandy Smith 117 Short ie Bookkeeping Student Council, Corridor Guord, Helped Mr. Davis, Homeroom vice president. School Store helper. Ido Strodford 206 Bookkeeping Boosters' Club, Intromural Sports. Shirley Toylor 219 General Clerical Alex Tolliver 111 Retail Store Barbara Wiggins 116 Bob Bookkeeping Ledger Secretary, Corridor Guard. Helped Miss Baldwin, Helped Miss Pierce, Ledger Reporter, Girl's Glee Club. Mildred Youngblood 241 Stenography Autographs FALL SPRING September 26—Faculty Picnic September 27—Football, Bedford at Bedford October 4—Open, Football October 7—Citizenship test for newcomers other than lOB's October 9—Pep Rally October 9—Citizenship test for lOB's October 1 1—Community Fun Assembly October 1 1—Football, Glenville at Patrick Henry October 14—After-School Dance October 18—Grades Close October 18—Football, Lutheran at Thomas Edison October 23—Scholarship Assembly October 23—Scholarship Qualifying Test October 25—Football, St. John Cantius at John Adams October 29—Open House November 22—Thanksgiving Day — Charity Football Game December 21—Christmas Vacation January 17—Senior Awards Program January 21—Commencement MarchFebruory 17—10B Mixer March 12—After School Dance March 14—Grades Close March 19—Scholarship Assembly March 19—Chest X-Ray March 20—Chest X-Ray March 21—Chest X-Ray Morch 28—Citizenship Assembly-School Closes Spring Vacation April 7—School Opens April 17—Spring Festival April 30—After School Dance May 9—Senior Prom - Tudor Arms Hotel May 14—Election of Student City Manager May 30—No School - Memorial Day June 2—Student Council Office Election June 6—Senior Awards Day June 10—Commencement June 11—Semester Ends 34 Cheers THREE CHEERS Three Cheers for John Hoy High School For John Hoy High Now oil together, let us do or die. Gainst our dear old high school None con compete. Three Cheers for John Hoy Which knows no defeat. A YELL A yell, a yell, we hove no yell. But when we yell we yell for — (slowly) J-O-H-N H-A-Y (foster) J-O-H-N H-A-Y (foster) J-O-H-N H-A-Y BEEF STEAK How do you like your beef steak? Raw-Raw-Raw How do you like your cobboge? Slaw-Slaw-Slaw How do you like your sweetheart? Sweet-Sweet-Sweet How do you like (Name of school) Beat-Beat-Beat. GO BACK Go back, go back. Go bock into the woods. You haven't got, You haven't got. You haven't got the goods. You haven't got the rhythm. You haven't got the jazz, You haven't got the team, That John Hoy has. A TEAM We got a T-E-A-M That's on the B-E-A-M We got a team that's on the beam That's really hep to the jive, Come on, John Hoy Skin 'em olive. ALMA MATER Let our hearts be filled with knowledge. Purge our souls with flame. Tell the world we truly love you And revere your name. Throw the gates of wisdom open, Spread your learning far, Let your torch so brightly burning, Be our guiding star. CHORUS Let us follow, ever faithful, Paths both right and true. All our fame we proudly offer, Dear John Hoy to you. COLORS White and Gold 35 Social Room Teo Room Poncl room ond opcrotors Student Council office ond Workers Ponel room ond broodcosters Cheerleaders 36 E. Davis G. Kidd M. Washington E. Collins C. Brown D. Leo C. White J. Simpson D. Blossmgale L. Curie C. Robinson M. Smith R. Williams D. Merritt P. Smith D. Pownes N. Lone D. Rucker R. Bloir B. Williamson C. Adorns G. Tiller M. Dovis C. Boddie G. Hunt E. Richardson M. Pratt G. Collier B. Reier S. Jomcs M. Smith L. Borom S. Walker B. Green L. Tullos E. DeBrossord T. Thomas B. Adams C. Willis R. Williams M. Ikner D. Grimmett J. Jimmont Student Council E. Perry P. Bennett A. Douglas G. Haynes J. Hampton J. Locey S. Morrow F. Perkins D. Sullivon M. Horrell S. Johnson B. Rortson D. Weems M. Jackson M. Bean M, Youngblood B. Wims E. Cox E. McCollo D. Smith J. Gorrenc A. Callans D. Lemon M. Willioms B Fuller D. Leonard A. Collins L. Robinson A. Gregory M. Martin G. Harris L. Hubbord L. Williams J. Johnson Adviser: Miss Jean Scheutzow Organized to give the students the opportunity to govern their school in a democratic manner, the Student Council promotes worthwhile projects, creates co-operotion among the students, and lends community activities. Representatives on the Student Council are elected by the homerooms to serve for one year. 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 routine of homeroom I. Protf C. Evons C. Thorpe M. Crayton J. Stcwort E. Washington B. Renter A. Bernice D. Sistrunk business. COUNCIL MEMBERS Fall President ............... Vice President ......... Recording Secretory Corresponding Secretory Ermo Dovis Esther Perry Gloria Kidd Pot Bennett Spring President............... Vice President ........ Recording Secretory Corresponding Secretory ... Pot Bennett Eloise DeBrossord Corcn Robinson Delores Weems Student City Manager and Cabinet Adviser: Miss Jeon Scheutzow Student City Manager Alfredo Horvey Director ot Corridor Guards Clara Boddic Mory Williams Director ot Study Halls Dorothy Lemon Directors of Recreation Merian Washington Anne Douglas Directors of Service Antoinette Callons Mildred Davis Director of Athletics Gwendolyn Haynes Director ot Finoncc Goon Hunt School Store Manogers Elice Collins Barbara Fuller Alfredo Harvey, student city manager, and 16 organization directors make up the cabinet. These members serve as directors of service, athletics, recreation, corridor guards, school store, finance, study halls, and library helpers. President, vice-president, recording secretary, and the corresponding secretory 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 port of the volunteer services that the corridor guards perform. Welcoming visitors ond 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 traffic to various rooms where exhibits are held. Guards prevent loitering in the halls and they protect students' property by seeing that locker doors are locked. Directors in charge each period give the guards notices and instructions concerning their duties. Advisor: Miss Jeon Scheutzow Clara Boddic, Borboro Logon, Mary Williams, Fronccs Mathews, Barbara Allen, Eorl Minor, Ernestine Battle, Delores Moss, Ardello Bryant, Beverly Munn, Ruby Buffington, Madolinc Willioms, Gussie Carpenter, Lovernc Winbush, Edith Cosh, Jeonc Wright, Lucille Clon-ccy, Dorothy Robinson, Annie Collins, Jonicc DcBrossord, Jynnc Denncdy, Asencoth Dixon, Doris Jockson, Lurmc Jackson, Corol Laster, Novella Leggon The John Hay Ledger Aworded All-American by the National Scholastic Press Association, Medalist by the Columbia Press Association, and the International Honor Award by Quill and Scroll, the John Hay Ledger is proud of its record. Adviser: Mil Helen Pumphrcy Corol Menifee, Shirley Copclond, Wilhelmino Brome, Jannettc Pricit, Merien Woihingfon, Guy Ann McKoy, Ellice Collins, Claudette Vernon, ond Note Bolden. Spring Charlotte Adomi, Robbie Corter, Beverly Chotto, Shirley Copelond, Moriannc Crittendon, Asenath Dixon, Lucy Dowcry, Elmore Foote, Annie Flono-gon, Delore Grimmctt, Willord Horn , Potricia Hub-bord, Willie Jomes, Mildred Martin, Barbara Nim , Glono Potrick, Annie Smith, Gwendolyn Tolly, Rose-mond Woddell, Morion Wesley, Barbora Wiggins, Millenor Woods. Quill And Scroll 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. Mattie Bonn, Clara Boddic, Geroldmc Collier, Loretta Mack, Shirley Reese. Lodgers Reporters Scurrying about the halls, the reporters keep their eyes and ears open for news of interest for the next issue. Assigned beats furnish news to reporters who also keep their eyes open for good feature stories. Foil Editor in Chief . . Page Two Editor Page Three Editor Pogc Four Editor . Spring Editor in Chief . . Page Two Editor Pogc Three Editor Pogc Four Editors Gcoraldine Collier Mottie Bcnn Lorctto Mack . . . . Shirley Reese Shirley Reese . . . Mattie Benn . . Jconcttc Priest Carol Menifee, Wilhelmino Brome B. Bornett, D. Bodio, G. Brown, M. Woods, E. Wicks. R. Willioms, J. Somoc, D. Robinson, B. Wigginv V. Mixon, L. Adorns, E. McGlothon. M. Guy, B. Nims, B. Bowman, L. Melton, B. Porter, G. Tolley, M. Morris, R. Holmes, V. Champion, B. Lawlor, D. Dimes, J. Priest, L. Green, F. Morrow, L. Clark, V. Haynes, R. Meredith, H. Atkinson, D. Moss, G. Carpenter, R. Reynolds, S. Derico. 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. Committee members start the year's work by distributing questionnaires to seniors who fill in the list of activities and state their preference for class motto, class flower, and class colors. The yearlong job is under way. Then the Hoy 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 the printer and binder. Art classes work under the direction of Mrs. Helen Chudoba, art instructor, to make the incidental drawings in the book. Hay Ride Foil Elmira McCalla ........................... Chairman Joyce Brown Ellon Thurman Mory Breymoire Barbara Glover Spring Elmira McCollo .......................... Choirmon 41 Joyce Brown Mildred Martin Delores Grimmctt Band Adviser: Mr. Bennett G. Potrick, M. Harrell, B. Motthcwi, M. Woods, M. Johnson, A. Smith, A. Jacobs, A. Hall, O. Sullivan, P. Railce. J. Gresh-om, J. Goss, S. Reese, C. Horns. R. Jockson, J. Hordiman, R. Hall, R. Williams, A. Collins. J. Edwards, W. Horns, J. Johnson W. Simpson, J. Somoc, J. Smith, D. Paris, R Dozier, K. Hood, J. Kelley, J. Ashley, E. Foote, L. Scots, N. Garrison. J. Wisdom' G. Robinson, M. Brown, W. Philips, J. Parrish, R. Shine, J. Sfandord. In rain, sun, sleet, or snow the band marches and ploys to roily enthusiasm ot gomes. 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 to play. Marching across the field every morning, the band practices and drills at the same time. Formations are 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. Majorettes Leading the bond 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 poss 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. Mory Pot Rodmon, Margaret Jockion, Gwen Whitley. Dorctho Martin, Etconor Holmev VARSITY Adviser: Mrs. Kolb Esther Perry. Pot Bennct, Modeline Smith, Borbora Fuller, Ermo Dovis, Verilmc Johnson, Delores Powncs, Rebecca Willioms. Leona Hubbard. 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. Cheerleaders One favorite cheer is Susie Q. Susie Q, trucking on down, John Hay High is going to town. Swing it to the left, Swing it to the right, Come on. Hoy High, Fight! Fight! Fight! The cheerleaders hold rehearsals after school and yearly tryouts to discover new talent. JUNIOR VARSITY Beverly Chappell, Dorothy Carimichcl, Joyce Brown, Delores Dimes, Novella Lcgoors. Theodosia Thomas. 43 Entertainment, Health, And Service Ermagene Horris Ploys on Senior doy The Librory Club 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 Mrs. Edward Jerrow, principal; Miss Ethelwyn Bobenmeyer and Mr. Paul Oram, assistant principals. Advisers Music, Mr. Samuel Bennett; Student Council, Miss Jean Scheutzow; Love-joys, Mr. Librador Meola and Mr. Tony Vantresca; Art Service, Mrs. Helen Chud-oba; Ledger, Mr. Pasco Ball; Ledger Secretaries, Mr. William Reiton; Gym Leaders, Miss Maralyn West; Stagecrafters, Mr. Emanuel Gebauer. Spring Semester: Theodosia Thomas, Lee Tullos, Geon Hunt, Antoinette Cal-lans, Vannie Hayes, Mary Williams, Shirley Reese, Mattie Benn, Elnora Ezekiol, Mildred Martin, Dave Leonard, Elinor Foote, Julius Hollowell, Bernice Charleston, Dave Johnson, Roy Williams, Jackie Miller, Dorothy Sullivan, Janice Simpson, Carol Robinson, Pat Bennett, Alfredo Harvey, Eloise DeBrossard. Officers Chairman: Alfreda Harvey, Student City Manager Secretary: Mildred Davis 45 . Senior Day Quartet Plays Seniors pose for o picture Cynthia Willis demonstrates the stroll Quintet sings Bessie Lee docs the cho-cho Seniors donee Note Bolden sings o solo 46 Come on Green! Come on Gold! Come on John Hoy, let's go! Thot's the cry of the Boosters Club, an organized cheering group. Characterized by their green and gold beanies, they attend all basketball and football games giving out 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. Boosters Club E. Alexander, G. Collier. R. Hoyden, C. Boddic, W. Kulin, R. Leaks, B. Grier, J. Wnaht A. Calhoun, D. Levert, B. Tolley, E. Brown, D. Gritncy, J. Milliner, S. Kirby, A. Wafers, L. Broxton, E. Wynn, E. Burton, C. Harris, 5. Reese, J. Dothord, G. McKoy, R. Mooro, B. Munn, E. Nelson, B. Williams, C. Wilcox. L. Clomcy, S. Fonvillc, E. Mock, N. Hill, A. Bomcs, M. Williams, A. Jones, G. Bush, G. Lewis, J. Colmon, 8. Poce, G. Grays, E. Godfrey, A Henderson, C. Molcolm, E. Corfer, G. Patrick L. Herron, S. Prott, A. Robinson, J. Johnson, M. Johnson, M. Perriwoy, W. Hornondez, H. Hill, M. Harrell, G. King, J. Miller, B. Nims, D. Bumgordner, F. Matthews, P. Little, L. Parker, H. Milton, M. Crowford, A. Willioms, S. Wildon, B. Jinson, E. Seals, B. Carlton, B. McAlpin, J. Brown, M. Criftendon, E. Stewart, S. Walker. B. Willis, E. Minor, L. Willioms, S. Johnson, W. Simmon, F. Sparks, E. Jacobs, M. Rice. B. Allen, E. Brown, S. Ross, F. Jackson, M McGee. D. Seals, O. Mosley, B. Green, M. Summers, G. Talley, C. Show, J. Johnson, F. Philpott, S. Reid, A. Bogan, B. Hordwick, A. Lewis, S. Parker, B. Logan, B. McClure, F. Fluckcr, U. Parker, E. Shelby, O. Washington, P. Durcn, P. Hubbard, B. Shaver, L. Clark, S. Tolliver, O. Jockson, L Prott, K. Adams, 0. Miles, J. Russell, V. Chompion, E. Smith, 1. Gray, A. Cunningham M. Jewell Adviser: Mr. Leonard Schneider; President: Rebecca Leaks; Vice President: Elnora Ezekiel; Secretory: Delores Powncs. S. Copeland, A. Luke, P. Hunter, D. Grimmett, N. Lane, O. White, M. Crayton, M. Ford, R. Dutko, F. Morrow L. Gcttamy. C. Hopkins, M. Wccdcn, J. Willioms. N. Davis, C. Gay, C. Voytcn, A. Gullotte. M. Pope, M. Taylor, G. Reynolds, D. Ronshow, A. Smitn, G. Holmes, J. Sheffield, F. Batos, D. Dropor, M. Horton, J. Jackson, 8. McDowell, S. Reyonlds, D. Dothord, M. Wesley, J. Jockson, M. Howard, J. Worr, L. Wmbush, R. Boddio, F. Woods, L. Wade, D. Clemmons, J. Stewort, M. Jockson, J. Elmore, D. Rucker, J. Wilson, G. Ector., E. Ezekeil. C. Willis, M. Brown, M. Walker, V. Hayes, j. Brown, J. Hammond, S. Copofiold, T. Rioo, B. Wiggins, J. Freeman, E. Pcthy, N. Perry, Y. Landers, J. Crozicr, A. Whito, D. Waters, E. Cox, E. Hood, B. Willioms. J. Phillios, B. Williams, E. Hill, H. Atkinson, E. McCalla, R. Willioms. P. Railio, F. Holiday, M. Grayson, J. Green, N. Jackson, C. Lee, 8. Mustln, F. Wilson, L. Brown, J. Roberts. J. DeBrossord, B Sullivan, J. Scott, L. Shephard, S. Vorncr, M. Ikncr, C. Adams, E. Bass, J. Duron, D. Chambers, L. Adams, G. Holmes, L. Jockson, J. Tompkin, C. Gordon, T. Boy saw, C. CcMidhail, G. Chombcrs, J. Goddis, V. Johnson, J. Brown, B .Elmo, E. Robinson, B. Bell, L. Hattcn, C. tfford, E. Lawrence, D. Lee. Susie Moore, Shirley Toylor, Suzanne Washington, Elviria Smith, Morgoret Toylor, Mona McNcal, Sue Moore, Isobcllo Ross, Florence Rose, Dorothy Lyons Malbmo Horae, Constance Jocobs. Betty Smith, Betty Beasley, Ruby Buffington, Shirley Clay. Dolores Grimmett, Dolores Collms, Elamo Boilcy, Diane Samuels, Ponolio Swcott, Selina Dcnco. Ramona Sparks, Beatrice Beosley, Loretta Brown. Jessie Byous, Antoinette Callons, Geraldine Dorroh, Patricia Fidels Evelyn Henderson, Martha McGee. Morgoret McGee, Alzado Me Terry, Bobbie M.xon, Rose Rosscn, Carrie Johnson Loretta Zebbs, Pot Staples, Jancte Suiters, Brenda Corgile, Charlotte Gilbert, Lovio Seats, Margaret Jackson, Geneva Shine, Cclestino McClain, Yvonne Smith, Essie Brown, Bernice Cunmnghom, Fronces Hinton, Ado Willinghom, Janet Drcke, Mor-iono Gilmoro, Jeon Neal, Dorothy Curtis, Ellen Thurmon, Carol Thorpe, Sandra Wall, Christine Thompson, Louise Ulmer, Dolores Pownes, Karren Ross, Mary Dorsoy. Joyce Strong, Eleonor Holmes. Mixed Chorus Adviser: Mr. Samuel Bennett Barbara Bowmon, Shirley Garrett, Marion Worley, Corol Menifee, Eveline McCrora, June Cobb, Jacqueline Miller, Sandro Parker, Ernest Tullos, Gwen Whitley, Dianno Thrower, Phyllis Duren, Erma Alexander, Mildred Ray, Addic Baynes, Eileen Slovinsky. Patricio Stoplcs, Bennie Goodmon, Mattie Browder, Catherine Bowling, Ormillc Wolker, Crystal Carter, Froncis Corr, Marion Grayson, Anne Gregory, Isabella Ross. Archie Grimett, Ellen Thurman, Shirley Bliss, Borbaro Colhoun, Barbara Logan, Dionc Lenert, Jonct Oglctrce, Barbara Allen, Glorio Bush, Hattie Sims, Nathaniel Burnett, Joyce Strong, Sarah Clingerman, Joyce Wilson, Marilyn Nixon, Mouldm Maple, Ethel Wo-mock, Audrey Calhoun, Jessi Ross, Willie Simpson, Joan Douglass, Elaine Embry, Lucille Cloncy, Sandra Tuhmon, Ollie Williams, Yvonne Fort, Penny Howard, Larry Robinson, Charles White, Carol Shaw, Juanita Gosha, Morionnc Crittendon, Yvonne Singleton, Gwendolyn Johnson, John Parrish, Cloronce Curcton, Jonet Drake, Asmoth Dixon, Luc Esther Clark, Morgaret Toylor, Margio Jockson, Lorraine Slayton, Son Henderson. This organization is open to boys and girls who can pass the entrance test and who enjoy singing. The Mixed Chorus always adds a rnusical atmosphere to assemblies. Whether it is a citizenship program or a gay singout, the boys ond girls of the Mixed Chorus con be counted on to do their best. 48 Girls Glee Glub Advisor: Mr. Samuel Bennett Carol Brown, Gwendolyn Brown, Corol Gay, Lydia Jackson, Karen Jenkins. Shirley Allen, Ormilla Walker, Ino Koy Groy, Patricio Scott, Phasho Craig, Dorothy Clemmons, Dorothy Woters, Hazel Menifee, Dorothy Lyons, Eleanor Jones, Shirley Smith. Shclvy Pratt. Dorothy Cormichocl, Pot Bennett, Mattie Pettway, Sandra Wall. Shirley Cofield, Morgorct Horton, Barbara Pierson, Dorothy Seals, Carol Arnold, Patricia Staples, Jocquclino Miller, Elomo Slovinsky, Mary Pat Rudman, Eveline McCray, Mildred Robb, Lula Hovaun, Patricia Phillips, Shclvo Ross, Edythe Fisher, Antoinette Cunningham, Ellen McPherson, Horrict Biles, Loretta Brown, Yvonne Singleton, Freddie M. Jack son, Chorlott Gilbert, Rosemarie Hall. Janico Crozier, Shirley Reynold, Moe Howard, Florence Bates, Constoncc Jocobs, Ada Welling ham, Suzanno Walker, Wilma Tumor, Daisy Miles, Dorothy Ballard, Elizabeth Soles, Roberto Woodruff, Borbora Gosha, Linda Clark Joyce Dwen, Doris Johnson, Elaine McCluny, Dorothy Huntington, Jocqulcnc Goss, Ermo Alexander, Gertrude Hlcvcs, Clementine Clark, Barbara Logan, Shirley, Fonville, Jeannette Former Worticlee Moss, Ruth Arnold, Sadie Callohoh, Phyllis Dureh, Jean Sheffield, Sandra Kerby, Crystal Carter, Lcano Hubbard, Margie Honamirc, Corol Alexander, Jeon Neal. Licla Shepherd. Rebecca Leaks, Ivoy Prott, Borbora Sullivan, Wilma Hernandy, Jeon Jones, Potricia Crochram, Dlorea Pace, Jessie Goddis, Folricia Crochron. 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. 49 Stagocraftcrs 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 group's 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. Adviicr: Mr. Emonuol Gebauer Gerald Brown, Michael Dovis, James Horpcr, Julius Hollowcll, Donald Johnston, Myron Mabry, Fred Perkins, Major Roberts, John Somoc, Chorlcs Wright, Robert Blair, Hozcl Atknison, Joyce Brown, Bernice Charleston, Eddie Mae Domcls, Collie Driscoll, Patricia Fields, Augusta Glastcr, Elnora Ezekiel, Doris Judcson, Roberta Jackson, Novcllc Lcgaon, Irene Malone, Alzeda McTcrry, La Dorris Menifee, Shirley Morrow, Carol Reeves, Diano Rucker, Sue Moore, Miles Jockson, Louise Ulmer. 50 Art Service Club Cathy Voyten, James Hordiman, Armstcr Wotkins, Dove Robinson, Thomas Sharp Icy, Jerry Gresham, Marilyn Bullord, Evelyn Slcdoe, Lois Holscy, Audrey Luke, Shirley McKinney, Ruby Smth, Dorothy Love, Carol Robnson, Rose Shorter. Walloco Banks, Jens Johnson, Jeon WriQht, Venlene Johnson, Theodosia Thomas, Isaac Wade. President Vice President ........... Secretary and Treasurer Adviser .................. Venlene Johnson Theodosia Thomos Isaac Wade Helen Chudoba 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 things the art service club does. Incidental drawings in The Hayride are the work of the club and in every issue of The 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. 51 Hround School In the cofeterio Movie projectionists Gym Leoders' donee Cloro Boddie reods prophecy Morlcnc Pope receives trophy Pupils choose their lunches in cofeterio line Lovejoys toke tickets Services of the Lovejoys ore essential to the school. Selling tickets for the noon movies and handling and distributing streetcar posses ore 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. Senior Lovejoys Lovejoys Elinor Foote, Valerio Kczdi, Emma Parker, Lonnie William , Ethel Hill, Bertha Russell, Jomes Hordimon. Ervin McGlothon, Eugene Soxon, Loretta 8roxton, Beatrice Wcyondt, Shirley Elkins, Theodosia Thomos, Beverly Chatto, Gloria Potrick, Audrey Luko, Eileen Slovinsky, Jacqueline Miller, Cathy Voytcn, Dole Bumaordner, Judy Ashby, Dorothy Roszcll, Ruth Dutka. Juanita Kelley, John Samac, Dave Leonard, Barbara Evans, Charlotte HiTician, Lee Tullos, Judy Standard, Beatrice Frank, Moureen Frank, Jean Gorenc. Charles White, Pot Rudmon, Virginia Brymer, Betty Jeon Carter, Wlotcr Benjamin, Carol Loster, Jewell DcBrossard, Olivia Jockson, Mamie Pratt, Loretta Roberts, Audrey Luke, Gloria Patrick, Dorothy Waters Gayle Ector, Dorothy Seals, Antoinette Callons, Archie Grimmett. 53 Jefferson Tufts, Ted Former, Garry Smith, T roget Reeves practice blocking. Morlene Pope practices high jump Lee Tullos, Fred Perkins, Eorl Minor practice loy-up shots Melvin Hart, Hermon Fields, James Hord-mon parcticc shots A rc h i e Grimmctt, Roy Meredith, Steve Johnson, Note Bolden, Jock Ollie, Willy Jomes, ond Robert Blair practice offensive stonccs BASKETBALL SCHEDULE, 1957-58 DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME Nov. 20 Thomas A. Edison There 3:00 Jan. 15 Benedictine Here 3:00 Nov. 22 Alumni Here 7:00 Jan. 17 Cathedral Latin . . Here 7:00 Nov. 27 St. Joseph There 7:00 Jan. 22 Glenville There 7:00 Nov. 29 Benedictine . . . There 7:00 Jan. 24 East Tech Here 7:00 Dec. 6 East Tech Central 7:00 Jon. 31 Collinwood Here 7:00 Dec. 11 Coll inwood There 3:00 Feb. 5 John Adams Here 3.00 Dec. 13 Glenville Here 7:00 Feb. 7 East High There 7:00 Dec. 20 East High Here 7:00 Feb. 14 Cathedral Latin There 7:00 Jan. 10 John Adams There 7:00 Feb. 21 City Championship Arena Coach: Mr. George Spronz Dribbling the 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 Spronz, the Bookkeepers were not a pushover. Winning one game, they played well and certainly showed fine spirit in every game. €C 9 VARSITY Cooch: Mr. G«orgc Spronz Fred Perkins, Alvin Hall, Melvin Hort, Dove Robinson, Otis Wyott, Henry Agnew. Charles Calhoun. Lee Tullos, Note Bolden, John Williams, Hermon Fields, Ray Robinson, Earl Minor. JUNIOR VARSITY Robert Blair, Dave Leonard, Steve Johnson. James Hordiman, Jefferson Tufts, Clarence Somucls, William Simmons, Donald Johnson, Otis Horper, Richard Williams, John 8rown. Manoaors: Edgar Roberts, Clor- encc white. Coach: Love Melton. Football Coach: Mr. Anthony Vcntrcsco Robort Bloir, John Brown, Nathaniel Bolden, Robert Browne, Robert Cole, Loui Curlec, Theodore Former, Oavid Fields, Roy Fit gcrold, Ernest Gaskin, Archie Grimmott, Alvin Hall. James Hordiman, Melvin Hart, Gerald Hatten.Roy Holmes, Willie James, Stephen Johnson, Leonard Lewis, Roy Meredith, Jock Ollie, Troyct Reoves, Motor Roberts, John Rolling Gory Smith, Jefferson Tuffs, Lee Tullos, Isaac Wodc, Jim Greer. Coach: Mr. Anthony Ventresca Note Bolden, captain and fullback, called the plays for the squad this season. Although it was a one-win season, brilliant plays and outstanding defenses led the team to a 12 to 0 victory over St. John Cantius. The team showed improvement and all have high hopes for next season. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE, 1957 DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME Sept. 14 East Tech John Adams Field 7:30 Sept. 20 Youngstown South Youngstown 7:45 Sept. 27 Bedford Bedford 7:30 Oct. 11 Glenville Patrick Henry Field 3:00 Oct. 13 Lutheran Thomas Edison Field 3:00 Oct. 25 St. John Cantius John Adams Field 7:30 • Indicates homo gomes 57 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 hove 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. Cynthia Willi ....................................................................President Elnora Ezekiel .............................................................. Vice president Delore Smith, Marie Walker Fronces Morrow, Carleatha Cooley. Susie CumminQs, Coro Gresham, Mor-zclla Morrell, Gwen Haynes, Emily Hollimon, Joyce locey, Mildred Mortin, Delores Powncs, Shirley Reese. Theodosia Thomos, Carole Thorpe, Cynthia Willis, Elnora Ezekiel, Delores Melton, Joon Cleveland, Katherine Adorn , Barbara Stoutmier. 58 Autographs Autographs -