Maple Heights High School - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Maple Heights, OH)

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lah you RNALISM This class is the class that develops the editors of our year hook and Herald. Burl: row Nflllllilillfff Gilbert Spacek, Katliern Stropkey, Nila White, Miss Louise Ketterer, adviser. Burk row: Shirley Tatle, Doris Powell, James Volney, Henry Curslnnan, Rosemary Traliert, Eileen Speerlireelier, Kathryn Kafer, Ruth Hollis, Eleanor Snnldski, Evelyn Raquet Elizalmetli Hailey, Tlieresa Soleeki, Dolores Hralialq, .loliann Selais, Arlene Oravee, Myrtle Dukel Donald Damon, ,Xugrust Piseitello, Dorothy Stevens. I ehmmwimwmws is 'Ie-I -we Af Na Hang! Pop! that is the Clieniistlry Class. Bark row: Ken Kulmicli, liieliard Kaliout, Joan Oliver, Margaret Sartorio, Lois Meeone, Bob Markowitz, Mr. Frank Mraz, adviserg Lenny Sliiflett, Marjorie Charvat, Ronald Andexler, Carl Tyler, Paul Carnalian, Ed Gudely, Artlnir Keck, Ed Bell, Emil Kerner, Joan Ziesnian, Cather- ine Kale, Ted Matko, .Xrt Andraitis, Evelyn Granelia, Marilyn Hulnnier, llth CHEMISTRY CLASS

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LESSIE CRAFT wills her tact to her sister DORIS. ED BELL receives the extra long name of BERNADETTE DELVENTHAL. NINA BROOKS will be seen scouting RE- BECCA ERWIN'S sense of humor. VIRGINIA GEIGER'S prom dates will be turned over to WALTER DARUS. MARILYN HENDERSON is turning her piano over to PROVIDENCE BUCCHIERI. We hope it won't be too heavy, Provy. A gentle nature originally owned by ROSE CIVETTE will now be in the possession of PAT McGREEVY. ANTONETT I-IUMR and MARGIE COL- LAR,S lasting friendship is in the hands of IRENE SLADEK and RUTH SYNK. HANK CURSCHMAN will have the pleasure of twirling LOIS KLIKA'S baton. JOSEPHINE MAUGERI and LOIS ME- CONE receive ANDY GALUSKAIS place in the Hi-Y. STANLEY HAVV leaves his beloved Trig. book to TED MATKO. JOHN PETRASEK leaves his exceptionally good grades in bookkeeping to TONY MA- ZINEC. NEIL MASER leaves his strenuous ob at the gas station to JEAN BRABENEC. JIM McCANN affectionately gives his say- ing of Isle of Viewi' to MYRTLE DUKE. EVELYN GRANCHA and CARL TYLER receive GUENTHER lXIETZGER'S knowledge of science. TOM PARISH leaves his delicious Ry-Crisp to NORMAN KUS. TONY PECJAK leaves the brains that his brother left to him to CHARLES PHELPS. CTony won't need them either.j MARGARET SARTORIO and ROBERT HETZEL fall heir to CLARENCE STU- CHEIQS talent in music. Since INIARYLYN HUMR is practically eo- owner of BILL SYNECKY'S car, he decided to leave the car keys to her. NORM SZABO proudly leavcs his nickname Pro to AUDREY DE POMPEI. MARGARET FISHER and RUTH HOL- LIS now can design their own clothes, since they inherit RONALD TEARE'S ability for design- mg. JANET KENOSH is the proud heir to BOB ADAMS' deep voice. ROY AMBROSE wills his baby blue eyes to VIRGINIA YEATON. The agile body of JAMES FORSYTH will remain in the school in the form of CARL SPENCER. BOB ANDRYSAK leaves his bill for an en- gagement ring to BERNIE GERDES. FRANK CAROLLA'S camera goes to NILA VVHITE. TED RHINEHART is the proud owner of BILL CRAIDER'S trusty shot gun. Sleepy JIMMY HE RBKE RSMAN leaves his wide-awake look to BETTE MRAZ and OLGA RATAJ. EACHIE CARTJ HOCHMLITH leaves his cute nickname to EVELYN RAQUET and MARGARET ROBINSON. RUSS JANASHAK reluctantly leaves l1iS toothpicks to TOMMY KOLCUM. KENNY KUKRAL is now the owner of KENNY KESSLER'S initials, K.Kf' GEORGE MALEK leaves his charming man- ner to GIL. SPACEK and DON STUEVE. ERVIN PEJSA will teach his five easy lessons on How to Match Pennies to JOAN ASBURY. RALPH BATONE can take CHUCK PIL- ARCZYK'S place on the Booster Chart for a rec- ord of no TARDINESS. The shining eyes and sparkling teeth of BILL PRAIN will now be seen adorning ROSALIE CALIFURI.-YS countenance. 'A hunting BILL LEYYIS will go with DON SCHLIEFERS pop-gun. AUGUST PISCITELLO is the rightful heir to his sister, FLORENCE PISCITELLOS place on the Herald Staff. MARGE CHARVAT falls heir to SERESSA O'IJELL,S ability in language. Uivatch it, kid.Q Athletic NORMA Mc-QUOVVN leaves her long shots to BOB MULLIN and ED. THOMAS. JANE NEKVASIL obtains BARBARA QUEST'S love for shorthand. DOROTHY RESHONSKY leaves the job of tinting the graduation pictures to SHIRLEY BILLENSTEIN. ED GUDELY and ED PETERSON inherit CAROL SACKMANS many pairs of shoes. fDon't tight over them, boys.j ROBERT Mt-KENZIE will look pretty sharp wearing MARY ZAKREJEKS Mouton Lamb coat. J E R ELINE COLLEY leavcs the map of Bedford to ANNA HOLMAN. fHopc you don't get lost. Anna.Q MARILYN IQNDERXVOOD is giving ANDY PAUL hcr Little l cet so he can start walking to school. NANCY YYATT thinks she can trust her fgoodj jokes with GERRY IVIALA. BILL IVATHAUER is the proud owncr of DOROTHY LORMAN'S sweaters. IRENE PECJAK hopes KATHERINE KA- FER enjoys working in the library. ROBERT VOKOIIN has enlarged his brain with BOB TL'CEK'S knowledge of traffic rules. DON VILD wishes to leave his Varsity M sweater in the good hands of LILA JONES. ROBERT AYYSKOCIL leaves his minutes from Hi-Y meetings to DOT HOYVARD and PAT KELLY. PEGGY LEIYIS has promised to give up all her boy friends to DOROTHY STEPHENS, THERESA SOLECKI will be seen practicing in MARGIE SMITHETTS cheerleading uni- form. 1 fcfillffllllfll on Page EU

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llth HOME ECONGMICS Buck row, standing: Cora Hronek, Mairgziret Love, Dorothy l'blik, Jozinne Gregory, Irene Sladek, Dorothy Howard, Sylvzi Jenkinson, Jenn Brzibenec, Jzine Nekvsisil, Rosalie Cznlzifiiira, Anna Holman, Josephine Muugeri, Joan Kus, Miss Jane Roberts, zirlviser. Frou! row, xmfefl: Joan Hmninerlv, Providence Bucchieri, Ruth Svnk, Iillen Provzitleznre, Msirtlm Fisher, Janet Kenosh, Olga Ratuj, Lila Jones, Virginia, Yeziton, Mzirguret Robinson, '15 P-.. - .4 'f ,af This is 11 c-lass for people that like to work, v liuvlc row: Mickey Roberts, Robert, Hetzel, Robert Mullin, Clarence Schwartz, Miss Bernice Wiltshire, Robert Vokoun, Robert Moore, Ed Lipnos, Norman Rus, I-Id Peterson, Art Klechner, Joe Palumbo, Carl Spencer, Andy Paul, XVesley Thompson, Bill Lewis, Jumes Zinguli, Ed. Tlionius, Don Stueve, Charles Phelps, Ken Kukral. llth ADVANCED ALGEBRA