Ravenna High School - Tappan Tatler Yearbook (Ravenna, OH)

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'1f..-+5-4,-,a'-'si-2 ...rw.-'?f:f'f,n2-'S-f-',:i-E -if-, 'fx' H Published by THE EENIUE M55 EMNNA HHEH SEHUUL PATRONS OF REVENNA HIGH SCHOOL HE Senior Class of Ravenna High School wishes to express its sincere appreciation to the following patrons who have willingly helped to make this issue of the Tappan Tatler possible. Allen, B.B. Anderson, Mr. 8: Mrs. R.C. A 8: P Super Market Barkes 8: Porthouse, General Contractors Barrett, Robert Beal, Dr. Iames C., D.D.S. Bender's Sohio Service Best, Dr. C.E. Bly, Marvin A., Plastering Contractor Bohecker's Business College Brown Gables Brown, Roger, Lumber Company Burbank Man 8: Storage Inc. Byers, F.C., Petroleum Supplies Campbell, Lester L. Caris, A. L. Caris, Carl H. Chin's Laundry City Meat Market Collier, Dr. C.V. County Savings 8: Loan Company Cunningham, Mr. 8: Mrs. R.R. Davis 8: McClelland, Attorneys Day Brothers Grocery Deerfield Radio Sales DeTray Kaiser-Frazer-Henry I. Diane Coffee Shop Dietrich, Judge 8: Mrs. Clay Ensinger 8: Hamilton Hardware Evans Hi-Speed Gas Fall 8: Hawkins Ferrara's Cleaners Filiatrault 8: Kane, Attorneys First Savings Bank 8: Trust Company Fitz 8: Greenwald Heating Floral Art Shop A Ford Seed Company Frank, P.L., Lumber Company Gatts, Mr. 8: Mrs. Dewey Gi.fford's Music Store Gougler 8: Moore Shell Service Gray, E.H., Electric Company Gregory, Dr. T.G. Greene, 8: Kertscher Shoe Store Goodyear Service Stores Havre Chevrolet Henniger's Firestone Store Hill, Norman B., Insurance Hodge Tailoring gl Dry Cleaning Hull, Mr. gl Mrs. Robert Isa1y's Dairy lack 81 Jill Shoppe Jennings, Howard F., Insurance Jones, Bryan F., Agency Jones, Mr. 81 Mrs. Leroy Karaffa, Mr. Ka Mrs. Andrew Keener-Hudson Inc. Keidel, I.C. Kellogg-Minard Hardware K1ein's Furniture Store Kreinberg's jewelers Since 1884 Lewis, Gomer G., D.D.S. Loomis gl Jones, Attorneys Lowrie's Radio Sales Xt Service Maimone Beauty Shop Minard's Sporting Goods Montigney Hardware Moore, Archie R., D.D.S. Moore's Store Morry's Clothing Store Nichol's 5 Cents to 31.00 Store Nehi Bottling Company Oak Rubber Company Picciones' Jewelers Portage Ice gl Coal'Company Pounds Motor Sales Pridemore Studios Rainbow Drive-In Ravenna Dry Cleaners Ravenna Hardware Ravenna Laundromat Service Raverma Lumber gl Coal Company Redmond 8: Short, Attorneys Second National Bank Shafer, Paul C. Shields Oldsmobile Company Simukka, Dr. W. B., Optometrist Skorman's Thom-Nash, Inc. Town Pump Vale Edge-Kainrad Dairies, Inc. Wasko, R.W., Florist Western Reserve Hotel Wood Funeral Homes Wooly, C.E. and Son Younkman, D.A., Contractor Your Ravenna lay Teen Zinkhan, Dr. Paul H. edlaicczgfdava E the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one are proud to dedicate our year book to Mrs. Helen Chapman whose guidance and understanding have helped many classes during their early years at Ravenna High School. Mrs. Chapman has been an outstand- ing member of our faculty for the past thirty- one years and has created in her students ideals that will help them in their school and community. X5 f ' ,.L..5'..,' , ,. Q-'-JL' - , . ' ff' ' d 9 is , H I-.N 5. I A 15 Q. g C J L , L L -' A of C t rv C C FW 1 W. ' ' r ffl A - ,.,wgl8i , 1 f e-'lu r 1, I , .. 1. i H f , . 2 'S ' '! , ,.,. . N5:'.'1'if2f,- ,,, , A energies. -mea 41 A 1 ' N ?jg'i'f1f Q v -f .fl-1353 K-ef P?': ' '1 Qw5'll'1' 45,fgag4zf5i h 'kfffeif' ,, fi- , , - -W7i,.H,4-14.2.7 :1 -'11 5: 2 .23-like 'cifaithpb-E ' , - ,ggi Q I ' COR SIX years we, the class of x':.:f.l'T.- A U ga' ' I IJ ' 5'eg.Q':?lw,4, Q 'ffiff ' . . :fa?:,, iff' I , xr' mneteen hundred fxfty-one have ex- -wrmqg... ,, - -'.'-Agia SH:-3-.3 Lens.-.1-2. ' -r f-f '.1 wg - 7' - x VP .' y 1 :A ' no I .h ' I plored the ways of learnmg. Now ' -' -- .V . 'ef 'W -:I .0 - as we prepare to Journey farther - a '?,.:afa+v' A . R'-ff-E' ' -V down 1ife's highway we present to -1 54,z1s.- W you a road map of our travels, a V iff-'iii L-Jie 1 - . glance back down Raven Road. -fd,:'?'f -- - H,,.,. -53, 451321-Qvqmwm . S3135 Q-:eau-P41- ' , 1 , '1 H L 4, 3.1 N-.LJ ' 4g,5ggy+bi'f3i4.'f .,,,.,:vg7i.'i2-iv -- ,,,. M- ,: . .., '1Q.1ic's: 03' if 'T - - V 1 3 .-' .mvfew-' .,A , . , f'3'-iff e qs' V., 4.-34 . 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P :W f i M y ff wing-pf me . , N . -1 - . 1 , 11. .,g,N f .J- I ffwf' 'Q ' K9 4- f f l 5' ,gf ,-'lrjfj-, 'V ff, ' fl,- M 'Us .V H, , V113 2 ' ' AL Wis er N FM ,Hz L. ,f if Q :asf pm- , uftTi'r f-?Q:'f f t'i '5q lf .wtf . g 5 Allxyjglsf W. mf, ' g - pf:-Y Q w- ue. 'QQ' N :-' A -'.5A..fNy,'w .txt ultflxiqgbwxiill- Y H., ...L s, YW 'H 1 ' 43-vR7f 7i'. ' 'fig ' J '. '.awJ53'-f': ' iv . - --w'ff'i' .- ' 1.-fglg,-3.5 ,' 2 3:10?f Vs2glsq.-,' . W Un 766 ' Zaman! HE Board of Education is the organization that formulates school policies, initiates school programs and makes the necessary improvements through- out the Ravenna school system. One of this year's main projects is the build- ing of the new Chestnut district grade school. The members of the board are elected every three years. They are E. G. Willyard, presidentg Mrs. Gertrude Cunningham, vice-president, Dr. I. C. Beal, Dr. C. L. Naylor and I. B. Yoder. Miss Mary Moncey is the clerk. Mr. Willyard, representing the group says, It is the earnest desire of the school board to provide the finest opportunities possible to the students of Ravenna schools for an education to help them become good citizens. MISS MARY MONCEY MRS. ANN WORDEN, a who is a graduate of graduate of Miami Uni- Ravenna high and Bo- versity, has completed hecker's Business Col- her first year as secre- lege, serves as Superin- tary to Principal Wayne tendent Brown's secre- E. Watters. tary. 8 IK GCI HIS year, the uncertainties of the future have taken on unusual significance for the young people of our community and nation. They are compelled by circumstances beyond their control to view the future with more than usual apprehension. The happy events of the past year recorded here in picture and story are viewed more soberly by young people as they contemplate their places in a world of unrest and turmoil. Today our youth are asked to place service to their country ahead of service to themselves. This means that normal careers such as high- er education, business, and establishment of homes may have to wait until the present gen- eration of young people take time out of their lives again to defend our American Way of Life . It is the fervent hope of all of us whose lives have been spent with yotmg people that another world war can still be averted, so that our youth once again can live normal, peaceful and happy lives. ' This message is given by H. L. Brown, Superintendent of Ravenna Schools. Mr. Brown has a bachelor of Arts degree from Mount Union and a Master of Arts degree from Columbia University. DUCATION is, without doubt, the most ex- I citing and at the same time most gratifying of the creative arts. Its raw material is the mind of youth, its formula is the wisdom of the ages, and its product, the citizens of our dem- ocrac . Is it any wonder that one thrills to the y ii title of educator? These views on education are expressed by Wayne E. Watters who is the principal at Ra- venna High School. Mr. Watters has a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts degree from Hiram College and Kent State University. 9 FSQQES df- , i f .gr ....., ,If 'fag' w g .. L QQ M : .L jg. fx y ff Q?. 'S 2 Q .W if 3 A ,F .tw YF . DQ. MISS MARY BALLENGER MRS. KATHARINE FRANCIES MISS BEVERLY HANLEY Miami - B- S- Kent State - B. S. Mt. Union - B. A. APC English, History Physical Education Q-P1 . K C. B. BATES MRS. LOUISE GIFFEN S. L. HOPE Mt. Union - B. S. Ohio State - B.S. KSU.-B.S., Columbia, M.A Science, Chemistry Home Ec-, English Bookkeeping AQLQEWM A aiilwfbw jgg' 4 A1 aillrv ..,. lg I ,ggw a I Ai? Q K S MRS. HELEN CHAPMAN Hiram - B of Music HARRY GILCREST Kent State - B. S. Math., English Coach, Shop, Phys. Ed. MRS. BERNICE DOUGLASS MISS JEANNE GILMORE Oberlin, A.B., KSU., B.S. Kent State - B. S. and M.S., English Librarian in K AKI, ,Lf CHARLES EAGEN Kent State - B. S Driving, Shop MISS JEANETTE GREEN ncinnati - R. N. B. School Nurse 10 RICHARD HOSKIN Hiram - B. A. Mathematics A 1 .5 wggsdqf ii? in it f fx Ipgpn ROGER HOWARD Kent State - B. S. Speech, Debate wwvMc-v ,Inga A 7 f-'Q L yo - S i3Nk 5 X Q., xx 1 M, tr' ,A MISS RUTH JUVE Ohio State - B. S. Journalism, Government MRS. BEATRICE MASON Kent State - B.S. Shorthand, Typing wuutgrw A-'A f , ,:w:4 WWaggga , 'Mid' ati? mmm gf .9 MISS ANNA MC CLEAN Culver Stockon - B.A. English M. M. MONTECALVO Mt. Union - B.S., M.S. Science v. C ' N . A - ,JM- nw I ak A KENNETH NEWTON Miami - B.S. Instrumental Music MISS PEARL PFILE Wooster - B.S. Mathematic ' Www TFA MRS. MARYBELLE RUTAN Muskingum - B.S. Home Economics GLENN C. RUTAN Muskingum - B.A. DONALD VANCE Heidelberg - B. A. Physical Ed., Coach H nf. lk ,gif ' .' f-2 Nd' A 4' W' U w jgghwu . QQL . M W n if j l MRS. VIRGINIA WATTERS Hiram - A. B. English, Social Studies Latin, Ameficgn History l R .slim A ' .j:i:?!J. H -' f HARLEY SEISS Kent State - B.S. Sc1ence,Shop MRS. KATHRYN SHUEY Kent State - B.S. Vocal Music Fi? zu-- MRS. KATHLEEN SHUTLER K.S.U.-B.A., B.S.,M.A. French, English 11 HAROLD WEBB Hiram - B. A. History MISS CHRISTINE WESTLAKE Ohio State English C. D. ZUMBRO Ohio State, Kent State Mechanical Drawing Sang 74 Um Scion! .raeaiaqsfdpsa Sing of the dau old oohool now, We'll lon for ov - or - Egg?-SFEFFFTI : 56:64:13 JI uxoreg Sing of Ra-ven - na High School, fif1f?F'rfo1E?dFI .iii-a,Jlf:oLJHJJL1 F55FF3'f74F54FFF V' V V V 55g55pJnE,gv:!Efp!l lin - ger, mem-'ries of hnp -pi - neu Sing of our Al - Bl pfefsffwfirrvrrf :l'E:l:1iis5 fi ps'r1rr3'r,r?W:rT'a':f:l 12 124 , i , 1 t V, :, Yi - ' Wm, , ' ' .u..w...1 ,,.,, - 1 a' , f ,IG um.-g,.-.' H - . 'Annu . 1 L 'UNVV ' 1 1 r ' - - .. ' - V , , f- 1-,4.1-wfx' ' , 'aw ..., f,. r,,'r'WK'- -'-' ,-Cm, - M' '.f:f5,' 1. .- fi' 1 'N' 1.5 x ,L-Q.. ,9 -' 5-15' Q N ' '-'fa . 1 w. V-PP'--. ' . Q ly' wi.gt-- .Riff u 'Wg ,f s -fd? ,rg fs. -r . -' Q 41 .3. 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A -g. 'W-'1 .' N' ' '2 ' Mxgfxhvqvqa, :ATI x , 1 w2aFfvgiN,g , 1' N5 ' Y A. ' ' 1 '- . Q Va I. - . . ,,. .. ' J K . A ' AKN HIL Ol MICHAEL BICA KlMike D D Be always merry, as ever you can For no one delights in a sorrowful man. DAVID BORDEN Dave' ' I hate to leave school- - Oh, books are no snap, But, boy, how I'll miss my sixth period nap. GERALD BOGGS uBoggSeya 1 On the football squad, long as we recall. He 's agile and at ease in any ga me at all. FRANCISCO BOSKO Frank From far away Cuba to us he came, His artistic drawing will bring him fame . PATRICIA ANDERSON llpath Character like hers is very rare. Although she says little, she's always there. HAROLD BAKER KIH-al!! Happy- go- lucky, fancy free, This husky Casonova of 303 . CAROL BASSETT The man is wrong who blindly maintains That one can t have both beauty and brains . 14 WAY ANDERSON uAndyn His knock was the zenith of many a day. He heralded the coming of movies our way. BARBARA BANKSON lKBarbD! Who would think such a shy little maid Would be a majorette heading the parade . JANET BENDER Mouse ' ' she's full of fun, and has lots of pep, At leading cheers she's really hep. 3 ' MTB ewldgfaf NORMA CLARK Norm Shy, quiet and serene, A truer friend was never seen. RAYMOND COIA K A Ray! 1 An artists' hand he does possess, When he draws, he's at his best. Lois COLLIER Elsie Blithely she goes along Making life a merry song. CHARLES BRODE HAI!! Fun to be with, nice to know You'1l never find a better joe . JAMES CARTWRIGHT Kilim! 7 A record to boast of, not even one crush, I don't get near women, BETTY ROSE CLINE As a busy-bee worketh, so worketh sheg Exemplification of industry. RIC HARD C OLLETTE llDick3! V ' With his Hchevie convert fa he's infatuated ' At be ing stylish he's never out dated. IANTCE COPE C Klan! 7 Seen in lavendar is this lass, One of the neatest of our class. 15 they just make me blush. RONA LD BU RT ' 'Ronnie ' ' To worry little, to study less, That 's my idea of happiness. DIANA CHIAPPONE KCDee!! Full of mischief and of fun, She has a hello for everyone. Mmm PHYLLIS EIKLEBERRY Klphy1!9 After she received that petite ring box, It wasn't long 'ru she became Mrs. Cox. ANTHONY FILOMENA llRedl! He 's a grand fellow, we 'll all agree, Nice looking, friendly, good sport- -all three. LOIS FU LWEBER Our social life always reached its peak ' At the lakeside parties on the end of the week. X 8 IAMES ENSINGER IIJ-im!! He 'll get his trip to Alaska next year- - Personally conducted by Uncle Sam, we fear. GLORIA FULLUM llskippyil Her quiet mamier and reassuring ways Are always welcome throughout the days. PAT GARRO S1eepy's fans will forever recall, His grand awakening on the gridiron last fall. THE RESA DAMICONE Quietly she goes he r wa y, Letting nothing lead her astray. NANC Y DE LIN A friendly heart, a helping hand, Always ready on demand. 16 Mio MARLENE DE ANGEL She's gentle, modest, retiring, and good 3 She always acts as a lady should. DONNA DIX Dixie She is witty, she is wiseg She's a terror for her size. Open 2 ROBERT HULL HBO-bi! E ver active , making friends, Working til the long day ends. PAUL IAQUA Goran ' ' Happy-go-lucky, you can see, Nothing seems to worry me. IUNE GILL The end's drawing near, some start to grieve But I can't say I'm sorry to leave. LARRY HARPER A versatile lad, one of our mainstays, In sports and music much skill he displays. ELLEN HOFF Not over- serious, not over-gay, But lots of fun in her own way. RO XERT IVERSON Gooch', This amiable lad, quiet and reserved, For gridiron prowess, much credit deserved. NANC Y IONES IIN-an! ! Her talent is aptly, displayed right here, she's co-editor of the Tatler this year. 17 TED GRAY He excelled in everything was inferior to none, Deemed a journalist, a doctor he'l1 become. MARY LOU HARTLE llL0u!! Mary Lou is a winsome lass who's full of fun and has lots of class. WILLIAM HUGHES llBi11H His fixin' ability is known by few, But honest, there s little he can 't do. Qi' KEITH KRUEGER Here's a guy who's seldom seen, But we 're sure he 's on the beam JAMES MAHAN lflinlil He likes 'em short, he likes 'em tall, As for girls, he likes 'em all. ERLA IEAN LEWIS Although she does quite well in school, She still finds time to act a fool. CHARLES MAIMONE C has This handsome lad wears a letter on his chest, His manners are of the very, very best. MARY KARAFFA That ring on her finger, means but one thing 5 It won't be long 'til wedding bells ring. DONNA KISSEL She is quiet, her words are few, But her friendship will always be true. NANC Y KNA PP Sometimes laughing, sometimes gayg , sometimes- - not a word to say. 18 mp ' ROBERT KAUFFMAN KlB0b I! His job at Wright's is the envy of the lads He has the inside track on all the new fads . SUZZANE KLEIN Klsuzyi 2 Mth her kindness and her glee, A fine nurse Suzzane will be. VIRGINIA KOHL K I ! 3 A lilting laugh, a winning smile, A girl who s friendly all the while. SU ZANNE MILLER Suzi H Good at workg good at play An all 'round girl in every way. FRANC ES NAGE LLA uFrancyn Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why can't they all be contented like me? WARREN NE LMAN HBudl7 The world's no better if we worry, So what's the use of senseless hurry? BETTY MANSFIE LD Betts Full of fun, and always gay, Never a dull moment with Betty Mae. JOSE PH MEDURI llloe H Football, basketball, baseball, too, There's hardly a thing that Joe can t do. 74 zpdfze IOSE PH MINISCA LC O I KMini 7 2 A small, shy lad at classroom reports- Bold man on the field, giant on the courts. RAYMOND NEISWANGER ggRay!! W 'Kc-H. 1oHN MAsc1o lKMaSh!! A sports encyclopedia he has for a head There's not a fact that he hasn't read. ANN MILES Look deep and you will find, A lass who's friendly, willing, and kind. F . 1' 'ws G 5- ,L 1 , tts X He seldom misses a day of school To be here promptly is his rule DAVID PAPISKA Dave Most eligible bachelor of the senior class just couldn't resist that Norton lass. 19 I, -1 fl ' . r 1 V ... ' - 'WW ffl- ,N t 'inn Off.. -'V-wi l l Y 1 L3 ' W . - iz Us ay: wg, E1 , 4+ M .. wi 1, , BETTY POSTLE THWAIT Bets If you like to dance or skate, This blond lass is just your date. RICHARD PRISBY I lDick! I A football player Dick is, indeed What he lacks in size, he makes up in speed. MARY ANN PRUSAK She tends the inform- ation desk each day You can tell by her cheery way. -id? GARY POSTLETHWAIT Postie Always fair and square He has a friendly air. LEON PROC TOR With professional style and a golden voice He's the program chairman's choice. EDWARD RICE HBud ii Football, that game of blood and ,goreg Gave Doctor' Rice practice galore. '-Y' D , WAYNE PARIS This lad rates swimming above all He's also adept at basketball. CARL PORTA LE uBunnyn Though rough and tough at blocking passes, He's smooth and gentle dancing with lasses. 20 'Q win 1 Jaap DOUGLAS PETERS If Dogyn To every crowd there must be a clown, When he's in the group, there's never a frown DE RYL PORTER A guy, a friend, a football star-- In sports and friendship Deryl goes far. DONNA RIDENOUR Intelligent, gracious a friend indeed, Donna's the kind of leader we need. lid g HELEN RUDD llTuggie!! A twinkle in her eye, a pocket full of jokes A personality--that pleases all folks. ROSEMARIE SARROCCO KIRO!! Our fashion parade wouldn't be complete Without Rosie, and her wardrobe so neat. MATTHEW SCHUGAR Matt One really should study these spring days, It's such a temptation to just sit and gaze. WALTER SERAFIN Walt That green streak with the chevie design Betrays the true nature of its driver benign. JANET SCHWENK lflani 7 As the F. B. I. A. prexy, she had a firm hand l,... As a majorette, she led our band. WAYNE SHORT For many years, he's played in our band His trumpet music is really grand. 21 DOROTHY ROPPEL Dorts Hazel eyes and dusky hair Was ever a maiden half so fair? PATRICIA RUPERT llpatii An athletic gym leader of our class Is this energetic lass. MARILYN SCHLAUCH She hailed from Norton in December, Her winning ways we'll long remember x X MARIORIE STEWART Margie Witty, gay and petite This busy girl is always neat. WARREN THOMAS In all that he dared, he did the best, Schooling, scouting, or any quest. ELISSA TAMBURRINO I KI-lee I D With her sunny disposition Nothing seems an imposition. BETTY TRIVELLI How exceptionally nice it would be If everyone were as pleasant as she. DONALD SHUTIOK llD0n!3 Never glum or out of sort He always is a good sport ROGER SMITH upugieu Other cars less noble may shake and shiverg I ride in comfort in my faithful fliver. ALICE ST. CLAIR HAI!! Always friendly, never proud, A voice at will, but never loud. 22 Iafzoceeal IERRY SPINELLI lllerryf! Pleasure fills our youthful years, Why study-- if it interferes? RONALD STEFANSIC ' 'Ronnie ' ' Athletic possibilities beyond compare And the perfect answer to a maiden's prayer rf dh Wai Em' ELEANOR WESTFALL That certain finger on that certain hand, Has been encircled by that certain band. CLEON WILSON Hcleeil Our leading lady in plays and cheering, To latest styles she's always adhering. EDWARD UNDE RHILL Ned The best of good nature, best of good sense, acter, any Combined for fine char- tense . VA LE RIE WARD llvalil Rather sedate and gracious, too, The kind of which there are too few. IACK VACCARO An ideal fellow, a friend to all, We'll miss him, come next fall. JOHN WATT A whiz with language, he interprets for fun Perhaps a French prof he'11 become. RUTH WEISENBURGER Roller skating is her delight, She's at the rink 'most every night. PATRICIA WI-IITTAM llpatli She was president of the G. A. A. With her disposition so peppy and gay. KENNETH WOLFF uKennyn Music maestro, if you please-- He's a wizard with the keys. 23 'ii' 1 I i 3 . I ni DEPENDABLE AL BRODE AND MARLENE DE ANGEL MODEST BOB IVERSON AND ALICE ST. CLAIR V HUMOROUS DOUG PETERS AND HELEN RUDD ---N 2 NEATNESS DICK COLLETTE AND IANICE COPE LADY AND GENTLEMAN WAY ANDERSON AND VALERIE WARD 24 cgi! ff No journey can be taken Nor a pleasant memory made Without the aid of pictures To re-live our escapades. 1 3 2 PE RSONA LITY HAL BAKER AND SUE MILLER PEP JOE MINISCALCO AND IANET BENDER UIQ QL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WAYNE SHORT AND ANN MILES A, . X . W . 1 ' - N f a V PROMPTNESS DAVID BORDEN AND ELISSA TAMBURINO LEADERSHIP CAROL BASSETT AND NED UNDERHILL . 646 INTELLIGENT TED GRAY AND DONNA RIDENOUR 25 COURTEOUS IACK VACCARO AND FRANCIS NAGELLA F-9' 41 FRIENDLY MARILYN SCHLAUCH AND TONY FILOMENA POISE DON SHUTIOK AND BETTY TRIVELLI fl 5.4057 2.44 E, the senior class of 1951, having been informed that we are to end this life, do hereby make publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. As a group we leave to the school, the year of the big snows, and our battered desks in 314. To next year's group of sufferers, namely, the Junior Class, we leave our debts. As individuals we will the following: Pat Anderson, her bowed legs to her knock-kneed sister Susan. Way Anderson, his journalistic a- bility to Miss Juve. Barbara Bankson, her baton to Susie Cook. Carol Bassett, her sister to the class of '52. Janet Bender, her love of cheerleading to Lou Silveira. Mike Bica, his seat in 303 to anyone who doesn't behave. Gerald Boggs, luck to next year's football team. David Borden, his car to his sis- ter Carol. Frank Bosko, his artistic ability to Pete Esposito. Al Brode, his steady attendance to Howdy Miller. To any junior Ronnie Burt leaves his desk near the window in 314. To Bernice, his sister, Jim Cartwright leaves his quietness. Diana Chiappone, her large economy purse to Paula. Norma Clark, her long walk to school. to whoever wants it. To Jerry, Ray Coia leaves his nose guard and nickname H15 yard Coia . Betty Rose Cline, her shorthand and typing book to Beatrice Sferra. Dick Collette, his car and knowledge of back roads to Dave Younkman. Lois Collier, her seat in bookkeeping to Joe McKee. Janice Cope, her love of lavender to Thalia Hergenroeder. Theresa Damicgne, to her Sister Ersilia, her job at the Dairy. To Donna, Marlene DeAngel leaves her physics credit. Nancy Delin, her commercial classes to Betty Jordon. Domia Dix, her dancing ability to Dick Taylor. To Margaret, Phyllis Eikleberry wills her American problems notes. Jim Ensinger, his red slips to Anita. Tony Filomena, his ability to do four years work in three to any ambitious, freshman. Lois Fulweber, her four years to her brothers Joe and Arthur. Gloria Fullum, her absence slips to her brother Earnest. To Mike Watt, Pat Garro leaves his right-half position. Ted Gray, John Watt to Mr. Hates. Larry Harper, his position on the golf team to Dick Jaqua. Mary Lou Hartle, her job of helping with the school books to Helen Bromelow. June Gill, her three years of high school to any freshman who thinks four years are too long. Ellen Hoff, her love of hill-billy music to Joanne Waggoner. Bill Hughes, his ability to go steady to Ed Serafin. To Wayne King, Bob Hull leaves his undisputed first chair in the baritone section. To Frank Romano, Bob Iverson wills his height. Paul Jaqua, his P.C.'s to next year's Hi-Y members. Nancy Jones, her third hand plaid shirt to Jack MacConaugha. Bob Kauffman, to Ed Shriver, his tumbling ability. Mary Karaffa, her office 26 assistance period to her brother Andy. To Maxine, Donna Kissell leaves her sewing ability. Suzzane Kline, her two years of French to her cousin, Roy James. Nancy Knapp, her minimum essentials tests to Virginia Veseriat. Virginia Kohl, her height to some small person. Keith Krueger, his pipe to whoever can stand it. Erla jean Lewis, to Beverly Butler her love of chemistry. Charles Maimone, his prestige to any junior with charm and personality. Jim Mahan, his boots to Hugh. Betty Mansfield, her office assistance job to Mary Ellen Lohr. Iolui Mascio, his love for the Cleve- land Browns and dislike for the New York Yankees to Benny Ciancio and junior DeMaso, Joe Meduri, his love of sports to whoever has the ability. Ann Miles, to Doris Dix her home room monitors job. Suzanne Miller, her walk to school to Karen Pemberton. joe Mlniscalco, to Joe Mazzola and Butch Gilcrest, leaves his sports ability. Frances Nagella, her book reports to Les Binkley. Ray Neiswanger, his shop ability to Gene Doll. To Dick Stump, Warren Nelman wills his height. Dave Papiska, his stage crafts work to his brother Philip. To Allen Sapp, Wayne Paris wills his love of basketball. Doug Peters, his job at Isalys to Bob Wasko. Carl Portale, his straight A's to Torn Conti. Deryl Porter leaves Mrs. Shutler a pack of gum. Betty Postlethwait, her love of library to JoAnn Fosnight. Gary Postlethwait, his tardies to any one who will take them off his hands. Richard Prisby, his love of sports to Ravenna High. Leon Proctor his place in choir to Charles Proctor. To his brother Bob, ' Bud Rice wills his compass, Geometry notes and low grades. Donna Ridenour, her gym leader presidency to Bruce. Dorothy Roppel, her ability to skip school without being caught to Gary Lehman. Helen Rudd, her love of bookkeeping to Dick. Mary Ann Prusak, her typewriter to someone who's ambitious. To Linda Holman, Pat Rupert leaves her tennis shoes. Rose Sarrocco, her love of clothes to Bridget Romano. Marilyn Schlauch, her green angora sweater to Mary Flowers. Matt Schugar, his wide awake attitude in school to Dick Moore. Janet Schwenk, her majorette hat to Norma Schofield. Walt Serafin, his locker pin-ups to Joe Madonio To Bobby Klohn, Wayne Short wills his chair in band. Don Shutiok, his fifth period English to Iim Roberto. Roger Smith leaves to Tom Hugill his parking place. Pat Guy is willed to Ierry Spinelli's job at the show. To Dick Gast goes Alice St. Clair's height. Raymond Stefansic gets brother Ronnie's football shoulder pads. Marjorie Stewart leaves her glasses to Dolores Porcase so she can see in gym class. Elisa Tamburrino, her Underwood typewriter to Chris Pantalone. Warren Thomas, his score book to Ted DeSimio. Betty Trivelli's typewriter goes to her brother Hank. Ned Underhill wills his seat in chemistry class to Carol Hampton. To Tom KWee Ladj Gray Jack Vacarro wills his second period lunch hour. Valerie Ward, her four years in Mr. Hope's classes to her sister Darla. john Watt, his NFL dec. to Donna Boccanelli. To Dora Jeffery goes Ruth Weisen- berger's love-of band. Eleanor Westfall, her free afternoons to her sister Marie. Pat Whittam, her ability to go steady to JoAnn Ensinger. Cleon Wilson, her friendliness to Mona Bregant. Kenneth Wolff, his volley ball ability to lack Kevercamp. 27 7'lewf2 ,4 OULD you like to know what the class of '51 is doing? I didn't have anything special planned for a vacation this summer C196lJ so I visited my old classmates. I found Janet Bender, Alice St. Clair, and Diana Chiappone working in New York. The girls are doing a fine job of designing the latest fashions. Janet read a letter from Ann Miles telling about her job as a fashion illustrator. Ann is working at the MGM studio in Holly- wood. It was a pleasant surprise to find Pat Anderson and Nancy Jones teaching in some of Ohio's best elementary schools. Also, after receiving her degree, Marjorie Stewart was hired to succeed her father as principal at West Main. Others who have made good in the education- al field are Barbara Bankson and Mary Lou Hartle who have the task of teaching girl's physical education. When I talked to these girls they said that Joe Meduri is head football coach at Ohio State. John Mascio is coaching basketball at the same place. According to Betty Mansfield, secretary to Dr. Bud Rice, Helen Rudd, Ianet Schwenk, and Theresa Damicone have excellent jobs in prominent Ravenna business establishments. Lois Collier has taken over Miss Green's job as school nurse. As superintendent of nurses at Robinson Memorial, Pat Rupert is doing a fine job. Rose Sarrocco, Iune Gill and Suz- zanne Klein have been accepted as efficient nurses at the same place. The hospital's ex- cellent meals are planned by head dietitians Betty Postlewait and Carol Bassett. Ted Gray is editor of The Evening Record. Walt Serafin, Frances Nagella, and Ray Coia, have helped him to succeed in having the best possible newspaper. Ted doesn't have to worry about the financial arrangements for the paper because Virginia Kohl, Betty Rose Cline, and Nancy Delin are taking care of that. Betty has recently been honorably dis- charged from the Spars. Larry Harper, Kenny Wolff, Wayne Short, Mike Bica, and Bob Hull have formed their own band. They play for all the important dances and I've heard that they are very sweet and mellow. By the way, Wayne's playing is only a sidelight. If you are planning a new home, hire him as the architect. He's tops. Dorothy Roppel, Valerie Ward, and Bob Kauffman are the stars of a new hit being di- rected by Donna Ridenour. Don't miss it. Tony Filomena is the new manager of Schine's theater, Dave Borden, jim Cartwright, and Jim Ensinger have jobs under him. That new team of midget auto racers about which we've heard so much belongs to Warren Nelman. When I stopped in the A Ka P market managed by Way Anderson, I met housewife Eleanor 28 Westfall doing her shopping. Eleanor told me that the best milkman around here is Deryl Porter. lim Mahan has his own service station. Hall Baker, Gerald Boggs and Al Brode are his best mechanics. Lois Fulweber and Norma Clark are teaching in Nancy Knapp's new business scnool. Mari- lyn Schlauch has opened a similar business in Akron. Ellen Hoff has made Ravenna her home since her marriage. Once in a while she sees Pat Garro and joe Miniscalco who are athletic instructors in our dear alma mater . Dick Collette is in business for himself now. Janice Cope and Donna Dix are his secretaries. Warren Thomas, Don Shutiok, and Ned Underhill and jack Vacarro have completed their graduate courses in the field of science. They are planning peacetime uses for atomic energy Marlene DeAngel and Gloria Fullum have passed civil service examinations and are working in their laboratories as secretaries. Bill Hughes, Bob Iverson, and Roger Smith left for the wild west. We've heard that Bill will star in a new movie. Phyllis Eikleberry is Mr. Watters new secretary. The job has become so pressing that Donna Kissel has been hired to help out. By the way, Matt Schugar and Charlie Maimone were re- elected to the Board of Education in the last election. Erla Jean Lewis and Suzanne Miller are traveling throughout the United States to observe organizations of the Rainbow Girls. When they were in the western states they saw Bunny Portale and Dave Papiska who are looking for gold. Doug Peters is a big shot in the Isaly Dairy now. He serves special meals when the class of '51 visits him. ' . Ray Neiswanger, Gary Postlewait, Keith Kruger, and Dick Prisby are working in Ravemia. When I talked to Dick I learned that he was going to see the Kent State basketball team per- form. The team has won several championships due to the coaching of Ronnie Stefanisc and Wayne Paris. Leon Proctor and John Watt have gone to Europe. Leon is studying music and John is an exchange French teacher. Frank Bosko has gone back to Cuba to encourage more friendly relations between the countries. Paul Iaqua is opening a new factory. Ronnie Burt and Jerry Spinelli are in charge of two of the departments. Ruth Weisenberger has been accepted by Phil Spitalny as a member of his all girl orches- tra. I learned from some of the girls that Mary Karaffa, Mary Prusak, and Elisa Tambur- rino are employed by the F. B. I. Pat Whittam is also in government work. When I heard that Betty Trivelli had made the Air Force Cadets, I had accounted for all my classmates except for one. I found her when I visited Florida. Cleon Wilson is resting there until her next modeling contract is signed. As you can see the class of '51 has spread out and grown ten years older. 29 . 7 , President -- Carol Bassett Q Vice-President -- Warren Thomas Y Secretary -- Erla lean Lewis .J Q Treasurer -- Betty Trivelli QC' M 4 a 'Y K Class Motto -- Give to the world the best ' JJ you have and the best will come back to you. Class Flower -- Gardenia X Class Colors -- Blue and Gray PH!! E fl! R0 H D w fa DQ , 30 C ,. -zil- Q 6 Q o . V ,fa ,fm f u JW,,,.m X, ' Ffzdaeu 41.9 12.7 593.- Pictured above are the students who have been leading the juniors down Raven Road during the past school year. Ted DeSimio, president, sat in the driver's seat while his helpers have been Carol Hampton, vice-president, Dorothy Sedlock, secretary, and Sandra Winkler, treasurer. HOME ROOM OFFICERS 307 - Mr. Bates 311 - Mrs. Francies President --------- lay Hallabaugh President -------- jim Roberto Secretary - Treasurer - - Carol Hampton Vice-president ----- Ed Serafin Secretary ---- - - Lucille Silveira Treasurer - - - - -Marian Rusinko 314 - Miss Iuve 306 - Mrs. Mason President -------- Pat Proctor President -------- Ted DeSimio Secretary - Treasurer - Jeanette Oostdyk Vice-president ----- Jerry Dietrich Secretary - Treasurer - Chub Baxter NN U u 'O' 'G ' u ef-fr' S5 N M., 'tar QQ? fb Q, ,Q if 31 n- fty. ai' t '-. Alf' ,il rj xy X. X 0 X , wr, is , !Da Jean Amick, Joan Amlck, Carol Baker, Myrna Baker, Frank Barberine. Elaine Bassett, Clarence Baxter, Beverly Butler, JoAnn Binns, Molly Bretti, Gerald Brode. Helen Bromelow, Tom Brown, Eileen Cale, David Caris, Joan Chalker, Pat Chechak, Anthony Chuifo. Joyce Cummings, Joe Daniels, Jane Deleone, Geraldine Delin, Shirlee DeLong, Charles DeSlm1o, Harry DeVault, Jerry Dietrich, Joan Dietrich. Doris Dix, Jim Doak, Madonna Drago, Pete Esposito, Joe Fedor, Jim Few, JoAnn Fosnigh Carol Freiss, Tom Gajdos. Pat Gardner, Gene Garrett, Paul Gifford, Betty Gombert, Tom Guy, Marilyn Haines, Carol Hampton, Dick Haskins, Beverly Henniger. Thalia Herzenroeder, Jerry Herrick, Leora Hicks, Selby Hoff, Jay Hollabaugh, Tom Huzill, Roy James, Richard Jaqua, Carol Jenninqs. 32 g 1952 7, '7 mae Inf Awssu WMV ,- PF Betty Jordan, Wayne King, Barbara Knapp, Gary Lehman, Don Llewellyn. Mary Lohr, Joe Madonio, Joyce Milton, Richard Moore, Earl Muster, Treva Meyers. Gene Naylor, Jeanette Oostdyk, Gloria Overholt, Pat Peppeard, Emma Jean Penn, Pat Perry, Mable Philipp. Dolores Porcase, Charles Prichard, Pat Proctor, Florence Ruehr, Jim Roberto, Joe Robinson, Bridget Romano, Marian Rusinko, Alan Sapp. Walter Sargent, Dolores Sarrocco, Sally Sauder, Susan Schmitt, Bob Schofield, Dorothy Sedlock, Ed Serafln, Ed Shriver, Audrey Siefer. Jean Silenius, Lucille Silvelra, Chloe Ann Smith, Tony Spiker, Evelyn Stump, Stanton Thomas, Catheryn Tllden, Joe Toth, Jim Varner, Norma Walker, Sharleen Watson, Robert Whetstine, William Whetstine, Malinda Williams, Sandra Winkler, Madelyn Wright, Mary Lou Wymer. 33 4 Y - I M .4-, fa wmmww Vfuw Il' QL 2 x 3. x K 11' ' I F.Adams, B.A11en, B.Anderson, s.Anuerson, u.Aud1no, J.Autry. R.Bew, L.B1nck1ey, N.Bissonette, C.Borden, M.Bregant, R.Brode, J.Bruno. .Bu11ock, G.Cameron, S.Chionchio, D.Chr1stman, M.Chu1fo, E.C1ark fgthj, M.Co1eman, T.Cont1. D.Coo1ey, D.Cunn1ngham, E.Dam1cone, L.Dan1e1s, P.Dey, T.Dennison, T.Dobr11ov1c, J.Ens1nger. S.Esposito, B.Fahey, D.F1scher, M.F1owers, V.Frayer, E.Fu11um, D.Gast, L.G1ov1nazzo, P.G1ock. T.Gray, R.Gray, P.Guy, R.Haqen, C.Ha11,D.Ha11,S.Ha11,J.Ham11ton,A.H1cks. R.Hosk1ns, D.Huffman, B.Hutchinson, W.Hutch1nson, F.James, D.Jeffery, D.Jenn1ngs, S.Jones, A. Karaffa. .Kastor, B.Kauffman, A.Kaup1nen, B.Keener, N.Kenward, J.Keverkamp, N.K1amut, B.K1e1n, C.K1ine 310 - Mrs. Douglass 312 - Mrs. Rutan President ----- Bert Allen President ---------- Tom Gray Vice-President - - Les Binckley Vice- President ------- Linda Holman Secretary ----- Mona Bregant Secretary-Treasurer - - - Shirley Kasler Treasurer ---- Diane Christman 34 70:41 if 3l e' I pix ,r e sf f if ef if-Sv' f en'r 4, J' 11.17 -w l ,- ph 551' ff . .Kas1er, R.Kropp, B.Kunst, D.Koh1, L.Ho1man, R.Kyer. .L1v1ngston, J.MacConaugha, S.Ma1er, F.M1nor, C.Mend1o1a, N.McVay, J.MCKee. .McCarde1, H.M111er, E.Marconi, L.Ph11e, J.Petty, J.Panta1one, I.Panta1one, A.Nage11a. .Morr1s, M.Monroe, D.Reed, M.Pump, S.Provenzo, B.Pemberton, P.Prendergast, C.Proctor. .Post1ethwaite, L.Porter, D.Reed, J.R1chardson, F.Rob1nson, P.Romito, H.Roy, S.Ruehr, R.Ruff1n. .Rus1nko, N.Schofie1d, B.Sferra, R.Shriver, T.S1sson, J.Sm1th, C.Spencer, C.Stevenson, S.Strah1. .Stump, H.Tr1ve11i, P.Ve1enose, V.Veser1at, V.Wa1ters, A.Warner, D.Watson, B.Watters, G.Watters. .Webb, H.We1ze1t, G.Wh1tman, P.W11ks, A.W111yard, L.Winn1ng, H.Wr1ght, C.Yontz, D.Younkman. 315 ' Mrs. Gifferl 313 - Mrs. Shutler President ----- Abby Willyard President ------------ Cecilia Mendiola Vice-President - - Sandra Strahl Vice-President --------- Linda Porter Secretary ----- Norma Schofield Secretary-Treasurer ------ Margaret Mccardel Treasurer ----- Dave Younkrnan 3 5 1 1 N Robert Adams, Donald Allred, Ronald Amick, Cosmos Aristide, Patricia Ash, Betty Balazs. Betty Ann Baxter, Judy Beal, Charles Belknap, Richard Bernadine, Donna Boccanelli, Ruth Bush. Jim Butler, Antonina Cancilla, Sally Canfield, Sue Canfield, Paul Car- son, Bernice Cartwright. Shirley Chalker, Ethel Clark, Jerry Cola, Dean Cotton, Ronald Cox, Frank Dalrymple. Anna Damicone, Gasper Dantone, Mar- garet Delano, Ernestine DiLoreta, Sophia Dobroski, John Drago. Bob Easter, Margaret Eikleberry, Mary Ann Filomena, Glenn Fish, Nona Fish Gene Flowers. Paul Friess, Joe Fulweber, Arthur Fulweber, Dick Gardner, Jerry Garro, Roger Gilcrest. Wanda Gill, Richard Gowdy, Joe Guil- letto, Lucy Hampton, John Hamilton, Danny Harper. Betty Hayden, Donna Hergenroeder, Edward Hahn, Dixie Lee Horner, Lillian Hovencamp, Alice Hull. HOMEROOM OFFICERS 316- Mrs. Watters President -------- Paul Carson Vice-President ----- Iudy Beal Secretary-Treasurer - - Ierry Coia IWW ff 7 Joyce Hughes, Lila Irwin, Madonna Iarussi, Doug Jones, Emma Lou Jones, Randy King. 1 Peter Kipp, Rita Kline, Robert Klohn, Joe Lansky, Kenneth Leland, ' Gary Llewellyn. Ronald Loesch, Janet Long, Richard Lux, Alice Magruder, Hugh Mahan, Joyce Mariana. ' Joe Mazzola, Carlin McVay, Mary Men- diola, Dolores Mercury, Marilyn Monroe, Janet Moore. Nancy Mullis, Darlene Mowen, Austin Muster, Viola Nagella, Eugenia Pantalone, Kenneth Porter. Bob Rice, Mary Loy Rickert, Betsy Riddle, Mary Alice Rock, Lonnie Rossow, B111 Rummel. Nancy Rupert, Yvonne Schimoeller, Larry Serafin, Joyce Shields, Shirley Sirk, Mary Lou Springston. Jim Sorboro, Bob Stratton, Phyllis Stroup, Barbara Sutliff, Dick Taylor, Robert Vair, Naomi Muster. Shirley Walker, Michael Watt, Marie Westfall, Sandra Williams, Raymond Wilson, Lynn Wise, Fred Yontz, Ted Ziemba. HOME ROOM OFFICERS 121 - Miss Hanley President -------- Ioyce Mariana Vice-president ----- Kenny Porter Secretary-Treasurer - - Ioe Mazzola 122 - Miss Pfile - President -------- Dick Taylor Vice-president ----- Mary Lou Rickert Secretary-Treasurer - - Joyce Shields 37 I Ackerman, B.Artz, S.Ashcraft, B Baker E.Bew, M.BiShop. Bullock, T.Burt, J.Bush, C Byers, Cameron, J.Cameron. Ciancio, J.C1ark, E.Co1a, M Cole, M Cole, B.Co1ecch1, H.Co1eman, C Conti S.Cook, P.Chiappone. Chambers, D.Cunn1ngham, E.Dah1, E Deighton, V.D1G1ro1amo, G.Few, M Few J.Garw1ck,J.Gnandt, D.Gombert .Grieg, J.Guy, M.Guy, B. Hagen, W.Har1in, P. Heasley, B.Henn1ger, M. Hoskins, N.Histet1er, 0. Hovencamp. Jackson, B.Jenk1ns, R. Johnson, R.Johnson, B. Jones, J.Jordan, L.Ke1- sey, B.Kennedy, J.Kin- ney, R.Knapp. Knight, R.Know1es, J. Kuhns, M.LaC1vita, R. Lamb, M.Lansky, C.Lauf- fer, R.L1ne, J.L1ewe11yn, S.Luedtke. Mahan, F.Medur1, D.Nat- urale, D.Norr1s, P.Ne1Son P.Peppard, M.Porter, T. Postlethwait, L.Bucc1, M.Proctor. Proctor, F.Prusky, C. Reedy, N.Ruh1man, B. Rusinko, C.R1chards, M. Rockafellow, F.Romano, C.Rosenburger, D.Sapp. Schwenk, B.Shr1ver, D. Sheppard, T.S11ke, L. Sorkin, D.Steuhenson, R. Stephenson, M.Stewart, D. Stockley, A.Stratton. Stronz, M.Swazer, S. Szabo, R.Stefans1c, L. Tennent, T.Ti1den, J. Trivelli, J.Waggoner, S.Wagoner, D.Ward. Wasko, T.Watters, B. Binclay, J.We11s, L. Wright, S.W1nning, C. Wymer, N.Yeager, J.Yoder, A.Younkman. aide Ackerman, M.A1derman, V.Ashman, G.Ashcraft, G. Arone, J.Bachman, G.Baker. 211 - Miss Westlake President - - Vice-president- Secretary - - Treasurer- - Don Viebranz Nancy Watters Marjorie Ring Charles Stewart 216 - Mrs. Chapman President - - Vice-president- Secretary - - Treasurer- - - Carol Erosky William Webb Joanne Few Fay Chervan Bev, T.Binns, B.Braham, M.Brown, B.Bunker, F. Chervan, J.Christman, M.C1priano. Tarr, D.Cipriano, F.Co1e, N.Co1e, D. Copac, D.Cummings, S.Swager, C.D111, C.Drago. Drowenga, B.Earnest, C.Eros- ky, C.Espos1to, M.Esposito, C.Fasan1, J.Few, T.Finch, M.Freiss, J.F1sher. Fleishman, A.F1owers, M. Galkus, G.Hampton, C.Hardes- ty, R.HArr1ngton, S.Hart1ey, E.Hartung,R.Hayden,A.He11er. Huffman, A.Hutch1nson, C. Hutchinson, S.Jacobs, M. Jones, R.Johnson, K.Kaup1n- en, M.Ke11er, P.Ke1so, B. King. Kuntz, p.Lansky, C.Lansky, B.Law1er, B.Line, P.Mande- lin, J.Mazzo1a, L.McCo11ock, D-McKay, J.Moore. Morgan, S.Morr1s, E.Mros, A.Panta1one, K.Pemberton, P. Pope, R.Porter, C.Post1e- thwaite, H.Proctor, D.Proc- tor. Reed, M.Ring, W.Ruehr, E. Ruhlman, M.Sarrocco, B. Scott, A.Smith, A.Sp1ne11i, S.Short, J.Wetze1. Swanson, C.Stewart, R.Stidd, L.Str1ck1ing, A.Stratton, R. Tilden, M.Tond1g11a, L. Underhill, C.Wyg1e, D.Vie- branz. Ward, N.Watters, A.Proctor, D.W11cox, G.Wi1cox, C.W1p- perman, J.Webb, B.Yoder, R. Yoder, C.Younkman. V.Dan1e1s, .3 Wai. 050644 1. Pals 2. Bathing Beauty 3. Welll 4. Editors take day off 5. Twins 6. Can't you see? 7. Looking Pretty 8. Relaxing 9. The Line up 10. Entering RHS 11. Surprised 12. Posing 13. Big Conference 14. Blast Him 15. Concentrating. 40 1 vi rigs f'X ff ' ' IJ. f'7J'fl,, A ?'ffr,l,f'f5+ 7 ff ' K Q- ,yf',, ,. r , I N - Ei I 5' I , 1-' M cf! 5 f O .x B3 1-. it 1 7132-'fl7, '. El f .. , K -Q3 5 z O sera. f Z5- i' -.--...--J X SZ . I llx.l K' P - W , L. I my lk - K 6 J gff',.,5S J XO Hal? 51 0030, f ' ' ' 'mi gi I' '37 N h X 'is h ' ' L I .Q .' I , . lt... E 1 ..-if m sbC First Row: Warren Thomas, Sue Nancy Jones, Pat Anderson, John Mascio and Ted Gray. Second Row: Nancy Delin, Janet Bender, Betty Mansfield, and Alice St. Clair. Third Row: Marlene DeAnge1, Nancy Knapp, Mary Lou Hartle, Erla Jean Lewis, Janice Cope, Carol Bassett, Marilyn Schlauch, and Donna Ridenour. Tappan Tatler Editorial and Ad Staffs HE editorial staff of the Tatler worked many hours throughout the year to com- plete the '51 year book. The ad staff sold the patrons' pages that financially backed the Tappan Tatler. Co-Editors Pat Anderson, Nancy Jones Activity Editors Warren Thomas and Ted Gray Senior Editor Pat Rupert Sports Editor Iohn Mascio Picture Editor Sue Miller Staff Artists Alice St. Clair, Ann Miles, Ray Coia, Frank Boske Photography by Ed Shriver, Flerning's, Pridemore's Editorial Adviser Miss Ruth Iuve Business Adviser Mr. Glenn Rutan ORKING on the business staff to finance the 1951 Tatler were Ann Miles, Bob Hull, Way Anderson, Ned Underhill, Larry Harper, Betty Mansfield, Nancy Delin, Virginia Kohl. af' 1 mg igi q 'ax 42 Miller, Pat Rupert, Bob Hull, y THE HIGH TIMES Vol. 24, 'No. 11 RAVENNA HIGH SCHOOL March 15, 1951 First row: Cecilia Mendiola, Pat Anderson, Bev. Hennizer, Editor Ted Gray, Thalia Hergenroeder, John Mascio, Linda Holman, Nancy Jones, and Sue Miller. Second row: Ann Miles, Lelda Daniels, Marie Chuifo, Barbara Kunst, Pat Proctor,John Watt, Donna Dix, Jane Deleone, Lucille Silveira, Catheryn Tilden, Carol Hampton, and Sally Sauder- Third row: Joe Madonio, Ted DeS1m1o, Ernest Fullum, Ersilia Damicone, Beverly Butler, Shirley Kesler, Nancy Bissonette and Joyce Milton. Not Pictured: Warren Thomas, Joe Miniscalco, Way Anderson. 3,9 Hula ilu' :Vu-VH 5 2 MIM! za 'S 'Gott ' mv' 'Wg' THE HIGH TIMES I5 IIIIIGI a Year Subscription one dollar a Ylll' Member of Qnlll and Serull and Natlunal Brholalllu Pres: Assoclatlon EDITOR-Ted Gr!! JUNIOR ASSISTANT- Thalla Ilernnroeder. SPORTS EDITOR- .Iohn Mau-lo I'IEPOB'I'ERSv- Way Anderson, Pal Andenon. Beverly Butler, Kate Tllllen, Joyce Milton. Marlo Chnlfo. .lane DeLeone, Ted Deilmlo, Beverly llennlger. Carol Hamn- tnn, Ernest Fullum, Llllda Holman, Nancy Janes. Shirley Kalaer, Barbara Kunll. Joe Madonln, Cecllla Mendlola. Ann Mllel. Susanne Millar. Joe Mlnl- ncalcn. Doug Pelerl, Pat Prnelnr. Don- na Dlx, Sally Sauder, Luellle Sllvelra, .lean Sllenlu. Warren Thomas, .lahn Watt, Enllla Damlcone. Madylln Wrlghl. PHOTOGRAPH!!-Ell lllrlvlr. ADVISE!-Mlaa Jlve. TYPISTS: Betty Trlvelll, Mary Kanlla, Betty Role Cllne, Nancy Delln, Jang: Schwenk. BUSINESS STA!! ADVERTISING MANAGER-Sulle Sehmlll. CIICIJLATION MANAGE!-Carol haue!! ADVEITISING l CIRCULATION STAFF: Betty Gomhort, Elaine laualt. Dnrathy Bullock. Lunllle Sllvelra. Vlrglnla Kohl, .lane Delmole, .la An Fnnlght. .lack Petty. Evelyn llama, Norma Belmllglq, ADYIBEI-llllu Pflla. FIIIIMAN STAY!-Eugenia Pautalone. Dill! lernlrnler, ,Marjorie Munn, Lllllan llaveneam All I. ca Hull. ADVISE!-llre. Ulapnall. Seated: Carol Bassett, Virginia Kohl, Suzanne Schmitt, Bette Gombert. Standing: Jack Petty, Jane DeLeone, Norma Schofield, Lou Silveira, Dorothy Sedlock, Elaine Bassett, JoAnn Fosnight. HE students on the High Times editorial and ad staffs were the ones who worked hard to publish the fifteen issues of our school paper this year. The editorial staff wrote and edited the stories that made up the High Times and the ad staff sold the advertisements that made the paper possible. 43 ' .Q 5 3 'Z If Seated: Pat Proctor, Dorothy Sedlock, Pat. Anderson, Virginia Kohl, Ted Gray. Standing: Thalia Hergenroder, Sally Sauder, Warren Thomas, Nancy Jones. Not present, .for picture, Catheryn Tilden. UILL AND SCROLL is the international honorary organ- ization for high school journalists. To become a mem- ber to this organization, you must be in the upper third of your class, have 50 inches of your writing in print, and be an active, efficient and dependable member of the editorial or business staff. Officers of Quill and Scroll are Ted Gray, President, Nancy Iones, secretary-treasurer. UTURE writers for the High Times and Tatler gained valua- ble experience as members of the freshman newstaff. Under the guid- ance of Mrs. Chapman, five girls, Eugenia Pantalone, Donna Hergen- roeder, Marjorie Monroe, Lilian Hovencamp, and Alice Hull covered the seventh and eighth grade for the s W M... S paper. If FRE SHMAN NEWS STAFF 44 6 Wada ovwfwcfchn First row: Dolores Sarrocco, Nancy Jones, Carol Bassett, Carolyn Jennings, Sally Sauder, Elaine Bassett, Erla Jean Lewis. Second row: Betty Mansfield, Lois Collier, Malinda Williams, Helen Bromelow, Pat Rupert, Carol Hampton, Pat Chechak, Catheryn Tilden. Third row: Valerie ward, Mary Lou Hartle, Donna Ridenour, Pat Anderson, Janet Bender, John Watt, Richard Jaqua. OHN WATT served as president of the Future Teachers of America during the first semester. He was aided by Mary Lou Hartle, vice-president and Betty Mans- field, secretary-treasurer. Each member of the club was assigned a teacher to help in anyway he could. Gaining experience while being helpful was the purpose of the club. Many of its members received their F. T. A. pins for 100 hours or more of service. Officers for the second semester were Sally Sauder, presidentg Carol Hampton, vice-president and Helen Bromelow, secretary-treasurer. 45 . 6? 1 N Standing: Paul Gifford and Bob Hutchison. Standing: Nancy McVay, Sitting: Sandra Strahl and Cecilia Mendiola. Linda Holman, Nancy Bissonette O learn more about Roman life was the aim of the Latin Club. Its many projects included making models of Roman buildings and writing valentines in Latin. Meetings were held every two 4' weeks in the two sophomore Latin Classes. Officers for the First ' , semester were Bob Hutchison and Cecilia Mendiola, co-chair- C, , 5 ,,' meng and Paul Gifford and Sandra Strahl, treasurer. The chairman tg - J for the second semester was Linda Holman and the treasurer, 'X-fk t Nancy Bissonette. 7 , ' ... W ' 4'i7Aj. 1 l J x fr 51 ' Y 'X LES i:LiavEs FRANQAISES Front row: Ed Serafin, Dick Jaqua, Jay Hollabaugh. Second row: Malinda Williams, Madonna Drago, Pat Rupert, Carolyn Jennings, Pat Proctor. 46 HE FRENCH CLUB holds its meetings after school and plays French games as entertain ment. The club advisor is Mrs. Shutler with Pat Proctor as pres ident and Dick Iaqua as secretary treasurer. r- I. ', .Ju lg! f Q N x f- f 'HL ,1 ffl. Xb-'vp .ffl if , .ag Il'5,' 'IIA' YYA AIX. 'Ki Lllgt ,lg favs-1 1 ,,,.xX. 1 at v .lt-4 1. Pretty Boy. 2. Loafers 3. Don't look at me. 4. Tricks or Treats 5. Beware of the Camera 6. Rosie 7. Steadies 8. What's up Charlie? 9. Get in line 10. Come now 11. Iokers 12. Sunning at Sandy. 47 x wi L xc WF 777v44c'm! 67044 AKING up each morning during first period was a pleasure to RHS students. At this time the choir was hard at work on concert or contest numbers and their music could be heard floating out of 213. The large choir was under the direction of Mrs. Shuey. lack Vaccaro was president, Deryl Porter, vice-president, Joe Meduri, secretary, Elaine Bassett, treasurer. C HOIR First row: Joyce Cummings, Virginia Veseriat, Carolyn Kline, Shirley Ruehr, Antonina Cancilla, Nancy Mullis, Nancy Kenward, Catheryn Tilden, Carol Baker, Carol Hampton, Elaine Bassett, Joan Amick, Ernestine D1Loreto. Second row: Mary Helen Flowers, Betty Rose Cline, Myrna Baker, Pat Chechak, Helen Rudd, Marian Rusinko, Jean Silenius, Beverly Butler, Nancy Jones, Erla Jean Lewis, Sally Sauder, Lucille Silveira, Mona Bregant, Bridget Romano, Peter Kipp. Third row: Larry Serafin, Paul Freiss, David Younkman, Tom Conti, Ed Williams, Diane Christman, Susan Anderson, Betty Mansfield, Donna Ridenour, Cleon Wilson, Janet Bender, Malinda Williams, Pat Proctor, Pat Gardner, Linda Holman, Nancy Kfldpp n Fourth row: Jay Hollabaugh, Bud Rice, Deryl Porter, Joe Madonio, Roy Hoskin, Donald Reed, Ned Underhill, Don Shutiok, Leon Proctor, John Watt, Dick Gardner, Paul Carson, Tom Hugill. Fifth row: Tom Gajdos, Jerry Smith, Wayne Hutchison, Howard Miller, Jack MacConaugha, Dick Collette, Jack Autry, Paul Gifford, Charles Proctor, Jack Vaccaro, Joe Meduri, Pete Esposito, H81 Baker, Ernest Fullum, Joe McKee. 48 Zwem66'e - TF- 3 ,- , A 'LJ A A ,yi M g tg , 21 ft C can ' 'X d First row: Catheryn T11den,Pat Chechak, Erla Jean Lewis, Nancy Jones, Janet Bender, Betty Mansfield, Carol Hampton. Second row: Treva Meyers, Myrna Baker, Diane Christman, accompanist. gage' Ocfef Seated: Leon Proctor, Jerry Smith, Erla Jean Lewis, accompanist, Joe McKee, and Tom Gajdos. Standing: Pete Esposito, Jay Hollabaugh, Ned Underhill, and Tom Hugill. BOYS' OCTET AND GIRLS' ENSEMBLE CHE boys' octet and the girls' ensemble gave many extra concerts this year. Be- sides appearing in the Fall Concert, Christmas, and Spring Concerts, they sang for the Kiwanis, Rotary Anns and in several private homes. 49 Zena if GIRLS' CHORUS First row: Shirley Ruhr, Virginia Veseriat, Mary Alice Rock, patty Ash, Mary Filomena, Cecilia Mendiola, Joyce Marianna, Pauline Velenosi. Second row: Rita Kline, Nancy Mullis, Lillian Hovencamp, Carolyn Kline, Joyce Hughes, Alice Hull, Mary Lou Rickert, Betty Ann Baxter, Joan Amick, Ernes- tine DeLoreto. Third row: Betty Rose Cline, Joyce Cummings, Jean Amick, Judy Beal, Audrey Siefer, Shirley Kasler, Theresa Dobrilovic, Shirley Chionchio. Fourth row: Marjory Delano, Ruth Bush, Lucy Hampton, Phyllis Stroup, Connie Webb, Betty Lou Springston, Rose Marie Audino, Joyce Shields, Antonlna cancilla. Fifth row: Shirley Sirk, Lelda Daniels, Anna Damicone, Ma- donna Iarussi, Shirley Walker, Janet Long, Patri- cia Romito, Diane Jennings, Pat Wilkes. Sixth row: Donna Boccanelli, Ruth Kyer, Marie Westfall, Jo Ann Carpenter, Nancy Rupert, Angeline Nagella, Nancy Knapp, Nona Fish, Janet Moore. HE Girls' Chorus is a group composed of senior high girls under the direction of Mrs. Shuey. The Girls Chorus sang at all the concerts and also participated in the vocal contest at Kent State. Officers are Ioan Dietrich, presidentg Ioan Amick, vice-pres identg Marian Rusinko, secretary, Ioyce Cummings and Ernestine Dilloreto, librarians. 50 ZW' First Row: Larry Serafin,Roy Hoskins,Donald Reed,Leon Proctor,John Watt,Dick Gardner, Paul Carson,Peter K1pp,Ernest Fullum. Second Row: Tom Cont1,Dave Younkman,Jack Autry,Pau1 G1fford,Ed W1l1iams,Ned Underhill, Third Row: Don Shut1ok,Pete Espos1to,Tom Hugill. Paul Fr1ess,Jay Ho11abaugh,Dery1 Porter,Bud Rice,Char1es Proctor,Jack Vaccaro,Joe Meduri,Hal Baker,Joe McKee. Fourth Row: Tom Gadjos,Jerry Sm1th,Wayne Hutch1nson,Joe Madon1o,Howard M1lier,Jack MacConaugha,Dick Collette. HE male section of the choir made up the Boys' Chorus this year and songs like the Gospel Train made these boys popular at all the concerts. Besides singing in the school concerts they took part in the Kent State contest this year. First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: 1 'ni C.D1l1, K.Pemberton, J.Waggoner, V.Dan1els, S.Swager, D.C1pr1ano, C. Whipperman, N.Co1e, G.Baker, J.Few, B.Shr1ver, G.Hampton. L.Underh111, N.Sm1th, S.Jacobs, M.Co1e, N.Muster, B.Bunker, M.Tond1gl1a, C.Espos1to, C.Hardesty, C.Fasan1, M.Espos1to, J.L1ewe11yn, D.McKay, F. Drowenga. M.Stewart, B.L1ne, M.Galkus, C.Younkman, J.Morgan, F.Chervan, M.Hosk1ns, C.Reed, L.Bew, C.Wyg1e, B.Kennedy, P.Chiappone, J.Chr1stman, B.Earnest. A.Hel1er, J.Kuhns, M.Brown, B.Porter, M.K1ng, C.Rosenberger, R.T11den, l. P.Lansky, L.McCo11ach, B.K1ng, M.Keller, A.Younkman, L.Sork1n, C.Byers, D.Sheppard. Fifth row: K.Kaupinen, P.Kelso, C-Proctor, E.Ruh1man, J.C1ark, C.Lansky, C.R1chards, G.Arone, M.Proctor, B.Jones, L.Tennent, N.Ruhlman, B.Ruehr, M.31shop. Not pictured: A.Hutch1nson, R.Harr1ngton, S.Hart1ey, L.Chambers, J.Backman, M. Cipriano. NDER direction of Mrs. Shuey, the Junior High Glee Club was active again this year. In ad dition to entertaining several local audiences at RHS musical programs, the group entered the Mt. Carmel vocal music contest. A. Younkman was president. 5 1 l First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Seventh row: Janet Schwenk, Norma Schofield, Doris Cunningham, Selby Hoff, Barbara Sutliff, Diane Christman, Bette Gombert, Sylvia Szabo. Marilyn Monroe, Barbara Kunst, Shirley Wilcox, Mona Bregant, Nancy Bissonette, Carl Conti, Wanda Gill, Marjorie Stewart, Catheryn Tilden, Marjorie Monroe, Donna Hergenroeder, Gary Jackson, Donna Swanson, Barbara King, Dixie Horner, Medio Sar- rocco. Mary Lou Rickert, Mary Galkus, Otis Hovencamp, John Kinney, Vincent D1G1rolamo, Marilyn Hoskins, Naomi Muster, George Hampton, Carol Baker, Ruth Weisenburger, Carol Jennings, Bonnie Line, Dora Jeffrey, Don Gombert. Warren Thomas, Russ Brode, Jeanette Oostdyke, Susanne Cook, Joe Lansky, Judy Christman, Doug Jones, Russell Line, Sandra Hartley, Nancy Kenward, Lynn Wise, Jim Butler, Paul Gifford. Larry Harper, Dick Jaqua, Sandra Winkler, Bob Rice, Helen Schwenk, Stan Thomas, Don Reed, Gene Few, Jack Yoder, Bob Hull, Burt Allen, Joe Fulweber, Randy King. Bob Baker, Dan Cummings, Lawrence Strickling, Alan Smith, Bob Adams, Don Copac, Emma Jean Penn, Dolores Sarrocco, Frank Adams, Tom Hugill, Jack McConaugha. Earl Muster, Ned Underhill, Kenny Wolff, Wayne Short, Tom Conti, Bob Klohn, Ray Kunst. 'fix 4- F' g Efyxl 225, ER .r 6,4 fi' 'I' , :--4: Lx '! , 'fs .9 S ef H as fs 'A A ' df 52 ATS off to our senior marching band for its nmny snappy halftime shows during the football season. Many, many hours were spent in practice by these footsore but happy musicians, but ask anyone of them and he will tell you it was worth lt. The band played at every game both at home and away. Buses were furnished by the Band Patron's Club. Without their aid the band could not have functioned as lt did. Besides playing at football games this organization performed in the Randolph Falr and in numerous pa- rades. Upon the completion of football season, the marching band converted into the concert band. Many hours of practice came to a climax with the annual Spring Concert on March 16 and the band contest at Kent State University on March 31. The group also participat- ed ln instrumental assemblies for Rootstown students and for our own student body dur- ing March. Officers of the senior band were as follows: Bob Hull, president, Warren Thomas, vice- presidentg Sandra Winkler, secretaryg Kenneth Wolff and Wayne Short, librariansg Ken- neth Wolff, manager, Barbara Kunst and Jeanette Oostdyk, uniform care takersg and Bob Hull and Kenneth Wolff, chair challenge committee. Often heard during the year was the mellow music of the dance band xmder the direction of Kenneth Newton. It played at both the senior and junior class plays and at several school and community dances. Larry Harper served as student director of the band and as vocalist with Pat Checkak. Several band members competed in the district solo and ensemble contest at Kent on April 7. Sololsts Dick Iaqua, Bob Hull, larry Harper, Wayne Short, Bob Klohn, and Donna Hergenroeder vied for high honors along with the clarinet and saxophone quartets. In the clarinet group were Marlyn Monroe, Barbara Kunst, Russell Brode, and Warren Thomas. In the saxophone ensemble were Jeanette Oostdyk, Diane Christman, Nancy Kenward, and Joe Fulweber. DANCE BAND: Pictured below - Front row: Diane Christman, Paul Gifford, Susie Cook, Jeanette Oostdyk, Warren Thomas, Nancy Kenward. Second row: Catheryn Tilden, Wayne Short, Bob Klohn, Mike Watt, Sandra Winkler and Dick Jaqua. Standing: Pat Chechak, Larry Harper, Bud Rice, and Don Gombert. 53 gram First row: A.Dam1cone, J.Bea1, B.But1er, S.Sauder, C.Hampton, C.T11den, M.Drag0, H.Br0me10w. Second row: N.B1ssonette, S.Strah1, D.Hergenroeder, L.Hovencamp, D.Jennings, P.Romito, R.Aud1no, R.Kyer, J.Long, N.F1sh, P.Stroup, M.Monroe, B-Kunst, P.Proctor, L.Si1ver1a, M. Williams, J.D1etr1ch, T.Hergenroeder, D.K1sse1. Third row: S.Anderson, D.Cunningham, C.Mendio1a, S.Kasler, L.Ho1man, M.McCardel, D.Reed, P.Day, S.Canf1e1d, B.R1dd1e, Sue Canfield, M.Iaruss1, N.Mu111s, J.Moore, M.L.Rickert, B. Henniger, A.Hu11, M.Monroe, L.Hampton, R.Gast. Fourth row: B.Hutch1son, S.M111er, N.Jones, C.Bassett, E.Bassett, N.Underh111, J.Garro, T.Ziembo, F.James, A.Kaupinen, H.Mahan, T.Cont1, G.Cameron, D.Younkman, C.Webb, C.Jennings, D. Christman, M.Bregant, Mr. Howard. Fifth row: T.Gajdos, J.Gu11etto, P.G1fford, J.Ho11abaugh, D.Rice, J.Watt, F.Adams, D.Huffman, D.Jaqua, E.Muster, J.Fedor, J.D1etr1ch, S.Hoff, E.Fu11um, J.Rob1nson, G.Nay1or, C. Belknap, D.Harper, W.Thomas. NE of the largest clubs at R. H. S. is the National Forensic League which boasts a member- ship of approximately 120. The N. F. L. is composed of students of the speech department who have earned enough points in speech tournaments to become members. These tournaments are held at various schools in this section of Ohio. The club is under the direction of Roger Howard with Jay Hollabaugh as presidentg Carol Bassett, vice president, Thalia Hergenroeder, recording secretary, Carol Hampton, cor- responding secretaryg and Sally Sauder, treasurer. QL, Ci 54 Speed Front row: Phyllis Stroup, Antonina Cancillia, Alice Hull, Donna Hergenroeder, Anna Damicone, Marjorie Monroe, Joyce Shields, Lucy Hampton, Mary Rickert. Second row: Shirley Walker, Lillian Hovencamp, Donna Iarussi, Sue Canfield, Betsy Riddle, Nancy Mullis, Jeanette Moore, Sally Canfield, Judy Beal. Third row: Mr. Howard, Ted Ziemba, Ronnie Loesch, Charles Belnap, Danny Harper, Peter Kipp, Joe Guiletto, Hugh Mahan. TOURNAME NT TRE KKERS HESE four petite lasses look ready for a big day as they await their bus which will carry them to a Canton Tourney. Good luck, Judy, Carol, Bev and Pat. T V 55 NNE of Green Gables , directed by Roger Howard was .presented December 7-8 by the seniors. The cast included: cieon Wilson, mme Shirley, Ned Underhill, G11- bert Blythe, Janice Cope, Marilla Cuthbert, Larry Harper, Matthew Cuthbertg Nancy Jones, Rachael Lyndeg Dorothy Roppelg Florence Remsong Janet Bender, Minnie Stearng Suzi Miller, Mrs. Spencer, Pat Anderson, Mrs. Alleng Val- erie Ward, Diana Barryg Betty Mansfield, Mrs. Barryg Bud Rice, Ira Mlllsg Bob Hull, Moody Spurgeon, Donna Dix, Josie Pye. Business manager was Warren Thomas with Way Anderson, Pat Rupert, and Ann Miles assistants. Prompters were, Lois Collier, and Marlene DeAngel. Alice St. Clair and Erla jean Lewis had charge of make-up, Helen Rudd, Barbara Bankson, and Mary Lou Hartle, costumesg Betty Trivelli, Mike Bica, Hal Baker, and Frances Nagel- la, properties and Nancy Delin and Nancy Knapp, programs. Al Brode, Dave Papiska, Doug Peters, Wayne Short, and Dick Collette were on the stage crew, john Mascio and Ray Cola handled publicity while Ted Gray and Roger Smith were head ushers. Dorma Ridenour was the assistant director and Janet Schwenk, secretary. . 1 FI I ' . f I, ' 'E-, 3 I .. 31 5 Q X W 56 HOWN below is the production staff of the junior class play. Standing is Dick Jaqua, business manager. Seated in the first row are Ma- donna Drago, Sharleen watson, Sally Sauder, Carol Hampton, and Pat Chechak. Second row - Joan Chalker, Jeanette Oostdyk, Doris Dix, Beverly Butler, and Pat Gardner. l Third row - Joan Dietrich, Put H Proctor, Dolores Sarrocco, Joyce Cummings, and Evelyn Stump. f Fourth row - Emma Penn, Gene Naylor, Stan Thomas, Earl Muster and Jim Roberto. Last row - Delores Porcase, David Caris, Joe Fedor, and Selby Hoff. a:.---f1, in UNIOR actors, studying lines for parts in their class play are pictured top right. From left to right in the front row: jay Hollabough, jerry Dietrich, Ted DeSimio, and Selby Hoff. ln the back row are Helen Bromelow, Bette Gombert, Jean Silenius, Malinda Willians, and Elaine Bas- sett. These juniors presented two thrilling performances of the mystery drama Night Must Fall. On both nights, the curtain parted to reveal scenes of intrigue, romance and murder. The part of Mrs. Bromson, invalid head of a large house-hold was 63 ' played by Malinda Williams. Her niece Olivia, was enac1:ed by Elaine Bas- ' sett, and Mrs. Terrence, was played by Helen Bromelow, Dan, the bell- Q-J boy, was portrayed by lay Hollabaugh while Bette Gombert took the part 1 It of the maid, Dora. Hubert, Olivia's suitor, was played by Jerry Dietrich My ,aa-f-'B and detective Belsize was acted by Teddy DeSimio. Nurse Libby was CW? , -. S' J Jean Silenius and the Lord Chief Iustice was Selby Hoff. Madonna Drago I 5, 4 took over the job assistant director while Dick Iaqua performed the task is 5, . u 1 J, of business manager. af' 57 ' 'lam .qw- v Melvin Pump, Carol Bassett, Pat Kelso, Frances Prusky, Warren Thomas, Ted Gray, Bud Rice, Hal Baker, Ted DeSim1o, Roger Gilcrest. cw HE Student Council is composed of one representative from every class and one representative from the athletic, speech, music, and journalism department. Their duty is to settle some of the problems around the school and to suggest and put into ac- tion improvements. Wafdanai Www S ' Ann Miles, Warren Thomas, Carol Bassett, Larry Harper, Erla Jean Lewis, Bob Hull, Janet Bender, Ted Gray, Donna Ridenour, Betty Trivelli is not pictured. HE members of the National Honor Society are elected by the teachers on the basis of leadership, service, scholarship, and character. Every year a small number of juniors and seniors are elected to this organization. 58 ?aZ5w!'mea fit' Duff 'ESTWR5 ' 5-lr i Y yt 'F si. CNORTY-TWO students took over faculty duties on the annual senior teaching day this year. On March 13 specified seniors donned their Sunday-best and from eight to three-thirty assumed the roles of teachers. Taking OVQI' the j0b of principal Was Carol Bassett,Warren Thomas,bece.me supergntendent. Their SeCretarieS'Were Mary Karaffa,Mrs.worden and Betty Tr1ve111,M1ss Moncey. Other teachers were Betty Mansfield, and Alice St.C1air,Mrs.ShueygAnne M11es,M1ss Ballengerg Charles Maimone,Mr.EzangKenneth Wo1ff,Mr.NewtongM1ke Bica,Mr.Huzi11gEr1a Jean Lev1s,Mrs.Watters5 Donna Ridenour,Mrs.Shut1ergMary Lou Hart1e,Miss Han1eygBetty PoSt1ethwait,MisS Gilmoregvalerie Ward,Mr.HopegNancy Delin and Janet Schwenk,Mrs.MasongRosemarie Sarrocco and Dick Prisby,Mr.Monte- calvogLois Co11ier,Miss West1akegDiana Chiappone,Mrs.RutangJoe Meduri and Jack Veccaro,Mr.Vanceg Hal Baker and Don Shut1ok,Mr.SeissgMar1ene DeAnge1,Mrs.GoffengPat Anderson,Mr.WetbgSuzanne Miller and Ned Underhill,Mrs.FranciesgJanice Cope,Miss Greengpat Rupert,Mrs.ChapmangJanet Bender,Mrs. Doug1assgNancy Jones and Ted Gray,Miss JuvegBob Kauffman,Miss Pfiiegway Anderson,Mr.ZumbrogLarry Harper,Mr.H0skinsgBud Rice,Mr.Howardgwayne Short,Mr.BatesgBob Hu11,M1ss McC1eangGera1d Bozzs,Mr. Rutan and Ray Coia,Mr.Gi1crest. .xii 5 A , -a1 bY xl A Janet Bender,Caro1 Bussett,Donna Ridenour,Pat Rupert,Er1a Jean Lewis,Sue Miller, and Pat Anderson. John Watt, Warren Thomas,LarPy Harper,Bob Hu11,Bud Rice,Ted Gray and Wayne Short. Two seniors placed in the top ten of the county in the tests February 9. Warren Thomas ranked fourth and Ted Gray tied for tenth. Six seniors Bob Hull, Donna Ridenour, John Watt, Carol Bassett, Wayne Short, and Pat Andersogg received Honorable Mentions. ' 46 Wag Wed Sitting: Reggie Knight, Russell Knowles, Bruce Henniger, Andy Karaffa. Standing: Ann Miles, Suzanne Miller, Alice St. Clair, Pat Proctor, Helen Roy, Marilyn Haines, John Rusinko, Edward Peighton, Norman Hostetler, Charles Proctor, Ernest Fullum A CTIVITIES of the Art Club are numerous. The 'l ,Zw RR v- Team: X, first semester, members worked hard on individual ' j AW projects. During the second semester they were L , A busy visiting different museums and local art suppl R A tores. ,U 0 S Pr 'd ti Pat Pr t r- e A M'1 - iii ,-1 I, SSI en s oc o , v ep , nn 1 es, sec retary, Suzanne Millerg treasurer, Alice St. Clair. 60 ?wffme Warne 771 A I 2 , , uk' Kneeling: Joyce Mariana, Mary Alice Rock, Carol Borden, Bette Gombert, Beverly Henniger, Marie Westfall, Joann Carpenter. Seated: Mary Mendiola, Dawn Watson, Molly Bretti, Rita Kline, Sophia Doborski. Standing: Dolores Reed, Dora Jeffery, Janet Long, Virginia Walters, Sharleen Watson, Barbara Sutlif, Betty Jordan, Doris Dix, Joan Amick, Joyce Cummings, Margaret Eikleberry, Mary Ann Filomena, Ersilia Damicone, Lelda Daniels. HE purpose of Future Homemakers of America is to help the girls become better acquainted with home life. Serving as president of the group this year was Joyce Cummings. Shirley Delong was vice presidentg Betty Jordan, secretary, and Ersilia Damicone, treasurer. f 7. x5 Y -- J ..n 'E N no ,X U9-sa FHA girls packing a box of Christmas -2-'V 55.45 A 'e' jf gifts for a shipment to France. ' A Pictured: Joan Amick, Doris Dix, Bette Gombert, Dolores Mercury, Mary Lou Springston. 61 77Za7e,pg,,9 7wZ'me A f lb Standing: Betty Tr1ve111,JanetSchwenk,Theresa Damicone,Va1erie Ward,Mrs.Mason. Seated: Rose Sarrocco and Helen Rudd. Absent when the picture was taken was Nancy Delin. T55 Q, xi l ' 7 f lx NE of the most practical clubs of RHS is Future Business Leaders of America. The requirements for membership are based on scholarship and ability in commercial subjects. The purpose of the FBLA is to help prepare students for work in the business world. janet Schwenk is presidentg Helen Rudd, vice presidentg Theresa Damicone, secretary-treasurerg Valerie Ward, ed- itor of the business paperg Rose Sarocco, corresponding secretary. 62 ,Z ' ' MR. WATTER'S Ass1s'rAN'rs John Mascio,Caro1 Bassett,E11en Hoff. Seated: Betty Trivelli. Standing: Sue M111er,Wa1t Seraf1n,Mary Karaffa, Bud R1ce,Rose Sarrocco. x L-K , ',AlIii! 'J s, g r 49 T, L ,, giidv, ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Ray Co1a,Pat Garro,Warren Ne1man,Ted Gray,Betty Mansf1e1d,Jan1ce Cope,Mary Lou Hart1e,and Janet Schwenk. 63 ' M64 INFORMATION DESK ASSISTANTS dw vw ,fr-35 1 A, l .4-np, yf 1'!- we-.af First row: Alice St.C1a1r,Pat Anderson,Joan Am1cx. Second row: Mary Prusak,Joan Cha1ker,Frances Naze11a,Sh1rley Chlonchio. HALL MONITORS First row: Abby W1l1yard,Carol Bassett,Er1a Jean Lewis,Carol Baker,D1ane Christ- man. Second row: Ted Gray,Warren Thomas,Bever1y But1er,Barbara Knapp,Ann Miles. Third row: Janet Bender,Ned Underh111,Jack Vaccaro,Joe Miniscalco. EEING that everything is kept in order and taking down names of people roaming through the halls are the jobs of the Hall Monitors. 64 MR. HOPE 'S ASSISTANTS 'gg x Z!! Shirlee DeLong,Dorothy Sed1ock,He1en Brome1ow,Mary Lou Hart1e,Va1er1e Ward. I iid! I, ,I , Rh ' xy I J 7 Walter Livingston and Ronnie Shriver ... W 7 Front row: Second row: Third row: ..r.,-..,.J.4. Marlene DeAnge1,Beatr1ce Sferra,Rosemarie Aud1no,Conn1e Webb,and Beverly Henniger Virginia Veser1at,Norma C1ark,Nancy Knapp,Suzanne Schm1tt,Leora H1cks,Shar1een Watson,BetteGombert,JoAnn Ens1nger,Jean Kauffman, and Diana Chiappone. Betty Rose C11ne,Jan1ce Cope,JoAnn Fosn1ght,Betty Jordan,Eve1yn Stnmp,Dor1s Dix, Mabel Philipp, and Anita Hicks. Nancy Delin was absent when the picture was taken. EORA HICKS, presidentg Suzanne Schmitt, vice presidentg Sharleen Watson, treasurerg and Nancy Knapp, secretary are the officers serv- ing the year's Y-Teens. Under the supervision of Mrs. Rutan, this club meets twice a month to discuss its many activities. The Y-Teens were also responsible for the Thanksgiving program put on this year. 66 M M N 5 fmwef 716- 0 create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character is the purpose of the Hi-Y. The biggest non-money raising project was the repairing of toys for under- priviliged children at Christmas. In order to raise money these senior boys sold plastic cushions and had a concession stand at all the basket- ball games. Officers were Deryl Porter, president, Warren Thomas, vice-presidentg Bob Hull secretary, and Wayne Short, treasurer. Mr. Harold Webb was the adviser. First row: Bob Iverson,Bi11 Hughes,Wayne Par1s,Ned Underh111,Char1ie Maimone, Hal Baker. Second row: Bud R1ce,Wayne Short,Warren Thomas,Gera1d Bogzs,Gary Postlethwait. Third row: Mr.Webb,Larry Harper,Doug Peters,D1ck Co11ette,Warren Nelmem. Fourth row: Paul Jaqua,Way Anderson,Ted Gray. Fifth row: John Watt,Wa1ter Seraf1n,Bob Hu11,Jack Vaccaro. I s 67 I 1 77406017 14 7uZ'wze Front row: Rose Marie Sarrocco,Caro1 Hampton, Lu- cille Silveira. Back row: Marlene DeAngel,Sally Sauder, Jean S11enius,Lo1s Co111er,Ma1inda Williams. NE of our newest clubs at RHS is the Future Nurses of America. This organization is open to all junior and senior girls interested in nursing. The purpose of the FNA is to acquaint the girls with the var- ious nursing schools throughout the country and their requirements for admission. CLUB OFFICERS President -------- Lois Collier Vice-president - - - - lean Silenius Secretary '- - - - - Valerie Ward Treasurer - - - - Marlene DeAngel 68 .Q N l 2 403125 I A W -1.4 LLM 1 all l From left to right: Joe M1n1sca1co,Haro1d Baker,Ray Coia,Joe Medur1,John Masciog a1ternate,Pat Garrog alternate, Dick Collette and Bob Kauffman. AFEGUARDING the lives of Ravemm High School students is the main duty of these eight boys, who serve as the school safety patrol. Front row: Mike Bica,Ed Shriver. Back row: Paul GiFford,Jim Ensinzer,J1m Maham,Bob Schofie1d,Wav Anderson Keith Kruger. l , CQHESE boys give their free time to show films to the different classes, grade schools and clubs around town. 69 3' ' af: 7e4z'cmZ Waaghck '-N HE long awaited Prom was held on April twenty-first this year. The secret theme was revealed that night when the juniors and seniors with their guests entered the gym and found it completely changed into a hollyhock garden with a waterfall under a blue sky bright with silver stars. Couples danced from nine to twelve to the music of Bob Cole and his band. Paid for by the profits of the junior class play, the prom was presented by the jun- Esposito as decoration chairmen aw-f 1 ,I mx 1 ,mul 5 I A '1 1 ' L r L 0 ' .w , . , , ,Q in 9-hyat :Ii-Q .5 1,5 .111 :f iors with Carol Hampton and lim Roberto as co-chairmen and Pat Proctor and Pete 'M 3 I X N lf' X. J s.! ! '70 Vwfmof' amd 71 Top row: Kenneth Sm1th,Jeannette Hami1ton,Dawn Watson, Joyce Cumm1ngs,Char1een Watson,Eve1yn Stump, and Sally Provenzo. Middle row: Mary f1owers,Bever1y Henn1ger,Caro1 Baker,Jo- Ann Fosn1ght,Madyl1n Wr1ght,Ers111a Damicone, Norma Schof1eld,Betty Post1ethwa1t,Betty Pemberton,L1nda Porter. Bottom row: Mable Ph11lips,Barbara Fahey,Carol Borden, Lelda Dan1e1s,Molly Brett1,V1rg1n1a Walters, P.Stroup,Jean Jordon,Roberta Hagen,Theresa Damicone. HE Library Club was under the lead- ership of Miss Iearme Gilmore. During National Bookweek in November, the organ- ization entertained the faculty at a tea while early in the spring a field trip was taken through the Evening Record. At the end of the year a banquet was held for all active members. . flff C Leading the club were JoAnn Fosnight, presidentg Betty Postlethwait, vice-pres- 62' ? Q. lQ - 4 lr . N153 5 identg and Ersilia Damicone, secretary- treasurer. 71 77awe'zD' 4 . HE '51 magazine drive was a big success, with the school raising more money than ever before. The grand total for the drive was 33,175 and the win- ning team was the blue, consisting of the seventh, ninth, and eleventh grades. Mr. Howard was in charge of the drive and Mr. Webb, Mr. Montecalvo, Bob Hull, and lay Hollabaugh were captains of the two teams. The honor of being high salesmen went to Jack Yoder and Nancy Smith. Miss Westlake's 211 was the high homeroom. ESSIE, the small, blond sweater girl was awarded each day to the teach- er with the highe-st home room. Miss Westlake was the final owner of Tes- sie but at one time Mr. Seiss had the honor. Shown here admiring the days prize are Gary Jackson, Russell Line and Billy Hogan. Tessie is held by Mr. Seiss. Tessie was not shoeless long thanks to Mary Lou Wymer who made her a new pair. l 72 CUSTODIANS R. WALTER L. HUGILL, who enjoys his work as chief maintenance man, has been serving our school system for the past 27 years. His staff consists of Mr. Carl Hoskins, former custodian at Chestnut school, who keeps the rooms clean. Mr. Harry Handwork, licensed fireman, is kept busy supply- ing the school with heat. The school and gym lockers are kept sanitary by Mr. Harold Baker. Also assisting on the staff are Roy Hoskins and Tom Hugill. CAFETERIA WORKERS 1 lr t W W.-mf ' , , i it m.,, .....,. la...-....... . A -WH 7 W-M ....................,....,.,..,.......... , -- V W ' - - -. . ' , , .. , . ...,..,.My V vf - ,A 7 ' ' '-'- A , . . fm-'Y lm' n 'Ws, fnm N -- mms Mwwmwfwwwwwmwmwmm Mrs.Gertrude Va1entine,Mrs.Lena Frees,Mrs.Mary Mahan,Audrey Flowers,Shtr1ey Ha11,Jean Waggoner,Bernice Cartwr1ght,Nadine Anderson, and Donna Sapp. 73 0 2 pad 1. You see, it's this way boys 2. Be sure you curl your little finger 3. A helping hand 4. Here's how it's done 5. Honest, I was there 6. Teachers use our library 7. They'll get a charge out of this 8. You don't say 9. Beating the deadline 10. On the sidelines 11. Be sure it fits 12. A-ten- shunl 13. Mayve it's a toothpaste ad 14. Future Scientists? ? ? 15. Want an ashtray? 16. It must be interesting 17. Snappy seamstresses 18. Leora and her helper 19. Shy? 74 , 3 1 Q 1 . J,-1 9 1 1 4 X.- , .w g v ,v, , . . , , ,fglw ., . X, ,W , J. Y ff.-. . X 3g,Q.1.fl,M. .m,f.f-f 1--. qQ,.1.-1 . 'ry y.-,-111 M, . W4-1 1-' 3 , 'Af X, -1.1, .Lg 3... ' 1 ' .. Q1 4. ,Mu L. EL , ' ,1. an X 1 ' ' -4 ' 1,,g13Q1'g .ff 1 .--'fgw ,wmfu-A P Front row: Second row: Lucille S11ve1ra,Leora H1cks,E1a1ne Bassett. Pat Chechaky Beverly But1er,Dorothy Sedlock Rosemarie Sarrocco, Janet Bender, Cleon Wilson. HESE are our varsity cheerleaders of 1950-51 and have sparked our cheering sections through the cold of rain and snow during football season and through our successful basketball season. 76 HERE ARE YOUR RAVENS FOR 1950 .................................. Seated from left to right: Howdy M111er,B111 Hughes,mgr.g Ted Gray, mgr,g David Pap1ska,mgr. Knee1ing,from left to right: Don Vance,end coachg Harry 011crest,head coachg Richard Hosk1n,backf1e1d coach. First row, left to right: Gerald Boggs,Dery1 Porter,Car1 Porta1e,Bud R1ce,Joe ledur1,capta1ng Jack Vaccaro,Ray Co1a,Haro1d Baker,Ronn1e Stefans1c,Pat Garro. Second row,1eft to right: H.L.Brown,superintendentglatt lontecalvo, faculty managergR1chard Pr1sby,A1 Brode,Ned Underh111,Joe Toth,Jerry D1etr1ch,Bob Schof1e1d,Joe Madonio,Char1es Baxter,J1m Roberto,A1 Sapp,Stan Thomas,Joe l1n1sca1co,Char1es la1mone,Ted DeS1m1o, Wayne Watters,pr1nc1pa1. Top row,1eft to right: Jerry Sm1th,Me1v1n Pump,Dave Younkman,A11an Kaup1nen,Tom Gray,Bruce Anderson,Wa1t L1v1ngston,Char1es Proctor,Ernest Fu11um,Da1e Coo1ey,Ra1ph Worley. Not pictured was Bob Iverson. SEASON'S RECORD ' RHS OPP. September 15, Bedford --------------- 25 7 September 22, Salem ---------------- 13 14 September 29, Canton Catholic ----------- 13 20 October 6, Boardman -------------- 6 20 October 13, Kent Roosevelt ----------- 26 7 October 20, Newton Falls - ------------ 6 12 October 27, Columbus North ----------- 7 29 November 3, Cuyahoga Falls ----------- 0 28 November 19, Girard --------------- Q Q Totals 109 149 77 Defafvzeaf cz RAVENS 25 - BEDFORD 7 Starting off with a bang, the Ravens looked as if they were going to enjoy a winning season. Early in the game the Ravens' drive of 75 yards was climaxed bv Pat Garro's plunge for the first score of the year. Ronnie Stefansic grabbed Miniscalco's pass for the second TD, and Miniscalco raced 11 yards for the third. Captain Ioe Meduri bulled his way through the line for the fourth six pointer, with Miniscalco adding the extra point. RAVENS 13 - SALEM 14 We'1l call this one the heartbreakers of the year. Trailing 10-0, going into the second half, the Salem Quakers bounced back behind the brilliant passing of quarterback Iim Callahan to score two TD's and wrap up the ball game. Garro and Meduri scored the six pointers, and Miniscalco booted the extra point for the Ravens. RAVENS 6 - BOARDMAN 20 Pat Garro kept up his touchdown-per-game average as he scored in the first three minutes. However the Youngstown eleven caught fire and scored three quick TD's to sew up the game. RAVENS 13 - CANTON CATHOLIC 20 The Ravens jumped off to a fast start by scoring early in the first quarter when Garro scored from 18 yards out. Melvin Pump, fleet-footed sophomore, thrilled the vast crowd in the late stages of the game with a 53 yard TD run off tackle. Deryl Porter snared the pass for the extra point. RAVENS 26 - ROOSEVELT 7 Garro gained 157 yards and averaged 14.3 per carry as he led the Ravens to a 26-7 victory over arch rival Kent Roosevelt. Pat scored three touchdowns, one on a 78 yard gallop right up the middle. His third was a plunge from the six yard stripe. Miniscalco scored the other TD on a 25 yard pass from Meduri, Mini also kicked the two extra points. RAVENS 6 - NEWTON FALLS 12 This was the game in which more players were laid out than during a boxing mara- thon. Late in the fourth quarter, Garro bulled his way over from the two for the Ravens' TD. Because Miniscalco had been injured, captain Joe Meduri elected to run for the ex- tra point and was stopped just short of the goal line. RAVENS 0 - CUYAHOGA FALLS 28 There was too much of the Falls' Glen Buss in this one. In a driving rain storm he swam for three TD's and floated four extra points over the crossbars to grace his team to a 28-0 victory. Meduri reeled off most of the Ravens' total yardage of 8 . RAVENS '1 - coLUMBUs NORTH zo This one will have to take a back seat to the Salem game. Leading 7-0 with five minutes to play, Columbus blocked a kick attempted by Tom Gray and turned it into a safety The blow was fatal to the Ravens for they couldn't get together after it. Columbus went ahead to score four TD's in two minutes to kill the Ravens' chances of a big upset. Ioe Meduri scored all of the Ravens' points and played the best game of his great career. RAVENS 13 - GIRARD 12 In what may have been Coach Harrg Gilcrest's final coaching effort at RHS, the Ra- vens came through with an amazing 13-1 upset of the Girard Redmen. Garro scored two TD's to bring his seasons total to ten. However the two standout players of the night were Ioe Miniscalco who scored the all-important extra point, after being hit hard twice, and Dave Younkman who blocked an attempted Girard extra point. 78 ' cha ze J LAYERS end up with'the credit, but endless hours are put in by the I 'W coaching staff in turning out the teams at RHS. From August 20 until the gi? end of the season, Mr. Gilcrest, Mr. Vance, and Mr. Hoskin toil out on the gridiron along with the players, plus their nightly skull sessions. ' ' ' i Immediately after the grid season is over, Vance and Hoskin start con- centrating on basketball. The court season is about a month longer than WX ' football, and of course twice as many games are played. When the basketball uniforms go into mothballs, Gilcrest takes over the position as' head track coach, which lasts until the end of the year. The men who get no break at all are Mr. Montecalvo and Mr. Seiss. Monte- calvo is the faculty manager and must make out entry sheets for every event ,f the Ravens plan to enter in any sport. His work is endless, and takes up h all his extra time. Seiss is the eighth grade football coach, takes the V -1 movies of the football games, is the official scorekeeper for basketball, .gang and is a timer for track meet. L Q .. V 2 ,xt 1 if 4 A K 'P fi sv Q ill 6. ,.- 79 Sfeamfz ' ' l f o VL L ' K 'MESH Hal Baker--RHS was a victim of good luck when the St. Clairs- Q, ' N411 ll U fig 1 ville Flash moved up to northern Ohio during the latter part of gl 114 'Y his freshman year. Filling his shoes will be quite a job. Gerald Boggs--This rough defensive center's football career goes back a long way. Ge- rald first donned a Raven outfit when he was a spry eighth grader and has been knocking 'em down for RHS ever since. Al Brode--The injury jinx could never seem to stay away from Al. He was injured every yqeag he was out, but injuries didn't keep him from coming into his own in the Columbus o . Ray Coia--Ray was the main sparkplug of the steamroller line. His fire and intestinal fortitude may never be equalled at RHS. Pat Garro- -This agile right halfback was the cylinder of the squad as his drive pumped out ten TD's to lead the team to its victories. Bob Iverson-- Hard to move, but quick to think, suitably fits this huge tackle. Bob was a defensive specialist and was in on almost every play. Charles Maimone--Charlie enjoyed his greatest year in 1950 as he played fine offensive and terrific defensive football. He is a big boy and he'll be tough to replace come next fall. F Joe Medllri, captain--joltin' joe was the brakes on the squad, and he often applied '? them as opponents were stopped time and again, short of a gain. If he takes advan- tage of it. a great future lies ahead for him on the gridiron. iv' Q joe Miniscalco--Mini, although injured in mid-season, was the carburetor of the ' team as his knife-like thrusts through the line thrilled many a crowd. 0 A ,fi . Carl Portale-- Bunny, took charge of keeping the team in high spirits when the going was tough. A fine blocker, his spark will be missed next fall. N Deryl Porter--Tough in the clutch, Deryl played an old type of rock-em, sock-em football. He will be another tough one to replace. Richard Prisby-- Rich was the overshadowed man on the team, but kept putting out and finally showed himself in the Columbus North clash. Ed Rice-- Bud was the offensive mainstay in the middle of the line and paired up with Meduri to give the Ravens two vicious linebackers. Ronnie Stefansic--Wearing number 47 and playing his fourth year of gridiron war for the Ravens was the 6' 1' ' rugged tackler. Ron was an outstanding defensive end. Ned Underhill--Although this was only Ned's second year of football for the RHS men, he played his guard position like a seasoned veteran when the opportunity came. A good, clean cut ballplayer, you won't find many more like him. Jack Vaccaro--Tough luck had plagued jack since his junior year when he tore a ligament in his leg. However, it wasn't enough to keep him out of action, and he proved to be a main clog in a well-oiled machine. s C' g? V as mlm Mu 80 XX A 3, B E . T If X 4 f' . 4 3 W . ffl 414 Nj' Top: Private Huddleg Garro is stopped in Bedford game. Middle: Wrapped up goodg Miniscalco stopped in Bedford tiltg Who's got it? Taking it easy. Bottom: Garro skirts end in Roosevelt tussle. 81 ew .L nl! N 'QW' M, ,, -4. VARSITY First row: Dave Borden, Larry Harper,Joe Minis- calco,Capta1ng Joe Med- uri, and Wayne Paris, Second row: Richard Tay- lor, Tom Gray, Bruce Anderson, and Ronald Gray. Third row: Matt Monte- cal vo , Facul ty Manager, W. E. Watters,Pr1nc1pa1g H. L. Brown,Super1ntend- ent, Don Vance, Coachg and Gerald Brode, Mana- ger. RESERVES First row: Joe Madonlo, Allen Kaupinen, Pete Esposito, Captain, Ronnie Shriver, and Stan Thomas. Second row: Jerry Smith, Walt Livingston, Dave Hufhman, Dave Younkman, and Russ Brode. Third row: Matt Monte- calvo, Faculty Manager, W. E. Watters,Pr1nc1palg H. L. Brown, Superintend- ent, Richard Hoskins, Coach, and Fred James, Manager. ' .xmas NINTH GRADE First row: James Sorboro, Ken Porter, Dick Gardner, and Joe Mazzola. Second row: Bob Easter, Manager, Fred Yontz,Pau1 Freiss, Hugh Mahan, and Cosmos Aristide. EIGHTH GRADE First row: Roger Johnson, Ben Ciancio, Max Cole, and Carl Reedy. Second row: Bob Easter, Manager, John Rusinko, Charles Smith, and Coach Glenn Rutan. John D1Maso was not present when the picture was taken. amfwe perm! -- e Dec. 1-Newton Falls-The Tigers showed a brilliant offensive 0' Q attack as they downed the Ravens, 40-33. Bruce Anderson al f' led the Vancemen with 11 markers. - If Dec. 4-Akron Buchtel-A potent scoring attack was too much ggsgafs for the Ravens as they were trounced by the Prexies 51-27. if Ioe Meduri paced the Ravens with 13 points. lim Dec. 12-Louisville-After dropping two straight games, the ' , ' Ravens crashed into the win column by handing the Leopards , a 51-47 defeat. Meduri was high man with 20 digits. in I Dec. 15-Kent Roosevelt-Our second win of the year was a big one as the Ravens downed the arch-rival Teddies 39-37 avi: in an overtime game. N 'Ik Dec. 19-Stow-When the Ravens were hitting it was pleasant .- to watch them in action. Stow found out how tough they could be as Ronnie Stefansic led the team to a 57-47 victory. Ron dumped in 19 markers. Dec. 27-Alumni-The Ravens showed former RHS stars how the game should be played as they won going away, 48-41. Ian. 6-Salem-A trip to Salem often proves fatal as the Vancemen learned once more as they suffered a 75-39 setback. Meduri paced the Ravens with 14 points, while Miniscalco hit for 12. Ian. 10-Western Reserve-Still in a state of shock resulting from the Salem tilt, the Ravens absorbed a 64-27 lacing from Western Reserve Academy. Ronnie Stefansic topped the Ravens with eight points. Ian. 20-Kent State-The Ravens glayed so-so basketball, but they were just good enough to squeeze past the Blue Devils, 4 -40. Jan. 23-Akron Central-Captain Joe Miniscalco and Joe Meduri paced the Ravens in a thrilling overtime game as they nipped the Wildcats 43-38. Jan. 26-Cuyahoga Falls-After winning two in a row, the Ravens were abrupt1y'halted by a hot Cuyahoga Falls Tiger court squad, 43-23. Ian. 30-Newton Falls-The Tigers proved their early season victory over the Ravens was no fluke as they once again whipped us in their gym, 56-51. Stefansic led the scoring parade with 21 markers while Meduri had 13. Feb. 9-Akron Buchtle-A tough Griff court squad couldn't miss the basket as they slaughtered the Ravens, 61-43. Feb. 16-Niles-Averaging six-feet per player, the Bulldogs knocked off the Ravens in our gym . 62-40. ,- Feb. 21-Kent State-The Blue Devils turned the tables on the V Ravens and whipped them 42-40 in the Kent State University field house. Meduri garnered 13 points for the Ravens. XX Feb. 23-Kent Roosevelt-The Ravens ended the scheduled sea- Q .Q son on the winning side as they won their second game from the Rough Riders 38-27. Meduri hit for 13 to take top scoring V xl honors. sf Feb. 28-St. Vincents-fT0U1'H9-fnentsl A hot Irish court squad controlled i , ul bath backboards to eliminate the Ravens from the District Class A A N5 Tournament at Kent 73-53. Tom Gray and Ioe Miniscalco were the Q, N Ravens' only threats as they netted 16 and 12 points respectively. xx. . lg 83 M! , X' MIME A if lififi -aware K-A ,. W, tr ,.., , 'L ' W ,--Q.. Y , ,.,,,,,, t ,. NA.- ' ii ,l...,,. fn, ink 1 lui ni. A :Qs e 3 ' y i Hi ,W f' if - H e- .. 44. ' ln 4... ,L -- 4 U ,IX . ning , - vioxx it 5 --'-,' 313'- H , gk at ui! g l. if ' . ui f as , 13534 f I . ' :ISI -'Y 5.'4+'ilf'1w , ar we www' : if- 1 H maxi- . ,z It LEGS g U ttH0OKs39 U FILAR-RY,7 OMING up next year with a host of speed to offset the loss of six letter- men from this year's squad, the Ravens are launching a rebuilding program. Looking ahead into the future, coach Don Vance observes that three lettermen will be returning with a crew of youngsters up from the reserves. The Ravens of 1950-51 weren't the best in the state, but they held their own and provided fa the crowds with many thrills. Their f fi biggest showing of the season was the 9' , l double conquest of Kent Roosevelt Rough y if Riders, 39-37 and 38-27. Captain Joe ,A Miniscalco and Joe Meduri were the ,fe if big guns with senior center Ronnie A, 1 Stefansic and freshman Dick Taylor rurming close seconds. Sophomore Tom Gray won himself a starting 'n' birth in mid- season and sparked gl the team in the Class A Tourna- J- ments. -A MMM Ml a'f!'Qa , J Q, M mm .K .il in A f , i FLASH 1 Q , W... ,, X W... et ,.-W... .,w..a.. ,.,. .M ,,, q. ., ix W HWAYNEH' Lmzei v':L,,llQt, M ,, ,,,: law X'-5LWg4g7f5 'T i .,.,.g..3? W3 N W , 5 ' hz 5 3- Q I .,,,, AX,L .. ' t f QQ1 ff1'f 'i 'ri 54. . 'tr- . .FE :'f.?!.'.l. '.2.. uLOUIE RoNN1E ' ' 4 We 71 Top left: Tom Gray and Ioe Meduri leap high into the air to grab a rebound in the Akron Central game. Top middle: Ronnie Stefan- sic holds onto the ball for dear life in the Kent Roose- velt game. Top right: Here Ronnie you take it, Tom and I see someone in the stands we know, says Meduri to Gray. Middle left: Stefansic lets fly from the corner in the Kent State game. Middle: Stefansic fights for the ball as Larry Har- per eagerly awaits the outcome in the Central game. Middle right: Don Vance gives instruction to Ste- fansic and Gray during a time out. Bottom left: Harper fights for the ball along with a Kent State player in our gym. Bottom Middle: The Gray brothers look pretty for the camera. Left Ronnie, and right Tom. Bottom right: Action takes place in a seventh grade tilt during noon in the gym. Left to right, Earl Hartung, Paul Man- dalin, and lim Lewis. magma CINDERMEN OF '51-- Front,1eft to right: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: 1 Kitdlvlp ... . 1 FZ..-,,,,.4 15.45, 11--nr fi John Mascio,Jimmy Sorboro,Ernest Fu11um,Me1v1n Pump,Ronald Shriver, Bob Schof1e1d,Doug Peters,R1chard Pr1sby,Stan Thomas. Gene Few,Pau1 Fr1ess,John DiMaso,Leon Ph11e,Jerry Sm1th,Howdy Miller, Walt L1vingston,A1 Kaupinen,Ed Proctor. Mike Watt,Ken Porter,Bob Easter,Hugh Mahan,Jim But1er,D1ck 0ardner,Gasper Dantone,A1 Sapp,Car1 Reedy,Roger Gilcrest. Joe Giullito, and A1 Warner,mgr SCHEDULE FOR 1951 April 4 April 11 April 20 April 27 May 5 May 8 Intramural Meet Rootstown Here Akron North-There Kent State, Tallmadge-Here Salem Relays-There Cuyahoga Falls, ug 540' Q nu 0 S Coach Harry G11crest,Louis Wr1ght,Joe Mazzo1a,T1mm B1nns,John Hamilton, . '4 ' , 'Q' I ' l - Q May 12 May 19 Kent Roosevelt-At Kent Rocky River Relays-There District Meet-At Salem 87 of , . S .defeat Front row: Pat Rupert,Janet Schwenk,Jan1ce Cope,Susan Anderson,Myrna Baker, Suzanne Miller. Second row: Delores Sarrocco,Dorothy Sed1ock,Jo Ann Fosn1ght,L1nda Holman, Nancy Mcvay. Third row: Rosie Sarrocco,Janet Bender,Mery Lou Hart1e,Donna R1denour,He1en Rudd,Pat Chechak,E1a1ne Bassett,Bever1y Butler. ONNA RIDENOUR led the Gym Leaders as president. Suzanne Miller served as vice-president, Janice Cope, treasur- g erg and Mary Lou Hartle, secretary. The girls helped Miss Hanley conduct the gym classes and developed skill and under- standing of various games. Monthly meetings were held in the homes of senior members and extra activities such as picnic- ing, bowling, and swimming were enjoyed. 88 'eddww HE G.A.A. with Pat Whittam as president, Shirley DeLong as secretary, and Linda Porter as treasurer, met every Wednes- day after school in the gym before and after basketball season. G.A.A. club is open to all interested senior high girls. G. A. A. Front row: Judy Bea1,Virg1nia Wa1ters,Sh1rley Wa1ker,Rosemarie Aud1no,Margaret McCarde1,Ruth Kyer,and Sue Canfield. Second row: Iris Pantalone,Rosetta Bew,A11ce Hu11,Lill1an Hovencamp,Joyce Hughes, Ruth Bush,and Nancy Rupert. Third row: Mary Ann Fi1omena,Margaret E1k1eberry,Joyce Shie1ds,Lucy Hampton, Joan Cha1ker,Barbara Knapp,and Pat Whittam. 89 ' W ff' -409014 31 Octobe r : 4- Our seniors were x-rayed for TB. 6 13- We triumphed over Roosevelt. 17 20- We played Newton Falls and lost. 26- At the Twirp dance we glided to Harbor 27- N.E.O.T.A. brought freedom for the day, mack - Back again--school starts! 8- We had a preview of this year's team. 15- Our first game and we beat Bedford. 20- William Hackers piano thrilled us in our first pro assembly. 22- The Ravens lost to Salem and at the dance we were still saying goodnight to Irene. 30- We journeyed to Canton Catholic and lost. September: 5 - Our team lost to Boardman. - K. Bennet reminded us of Abe Lincoln. Lights. Columbus North beat us. 31- The Hi-Y kept us out of mischief at a December Halloween dance. 'fra November: 1- Our juniors were x-rayed. 3- We lost to C. Falls in the rain. 10- We won our last game against Girard and afterwards cheered Mr. Touch- down U. s. A. 17- We were entertained at the fall concert. 23- Thanksgiving and lots .and lots of snow! 27- More snow and no school. against Newton Falls. - We lost to Garfield. 1- We played our first basketball game 5 7-8- The seniors gave Anne of Green Gablesf' 12- The Ravens beat Louisville.. 15- We traveled to Roosevelt and won. 19- We played Stow. 27 - We beat the Alumni. january: 5- We danced to a Marshmellow World at the F. T. A. snowbau. 6- We played Salem. 10- We journeyed to Western Reserve. 17-19- We cramed and had exams. 90 February: 15 16 21 23 28 9 N April: 12- 27 X January: CContlnuedJ 20- We played Kent State . 23- We beat Akron Central. 26- Cuyahoga Falls beat us. 30- We lost to Newton Falls. Jay and Bob started the magazine drive. We lost to Buchtel. The magazine drive ended. We lost to Niles. The Ravens played Kent State. Our team beat Roosevelt in our last game. We lost to St. Vincent at the tournament. March: 1-2- We saw the junior whodoneit, Night Must Fall. 6- We watched the Hardy Duo dance. 9- If was a big song at the choir dance. 13- The seniors became teachers. 14- More snow and no school. 16- Our band concert and spring vacation. 26- School again. 30- We went to a dance sponsored by the speech department. ll We danced to Music by the Angels at f the Gym Leader dance. We had our spring program. The PROM. X our eighth grade took tne test. F.B.L.A. had a dance. X 2 Z 2 Q' May: 5- We crammed and took the final district RN state tests. Q- ?- Seniors run the town. . 18- We went to the F. N. A. dance and dreamed of Graduation Day . 21- We seniors had a picnic. 27- Baccalaureate. 29- The Senior Luncheon. 31- The Seniors Commence. 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