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

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DOROTHY SE DLOCK lKD0t,l Sunny disposition EDWARD SERAFIN CIEJI Math whiz EDWARD SHRIVER HEJD Shutter-bug AUDREY SIEFER ' Audie Scout leader aneflfdln JEAN SILENIUS Jeanie She'll become a nurse MARION SPIKER lKT0ny!I Reads poetry 22 X 'x LUCILLE SILVEIRA l'lL0uB Good swimmer EVELYN STUMP Ernie Hot-rod

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Standing around class adviser, Miss McClean, are Leora Hicks, Pat Proctor, Jim Roberto, Carol Baker, and Elaine Bassett. New This year the seniors inaugurated a new type of government. Numerous standing commit- tees were set up, and they met regularly. Headed by Gene Naylor, the vocational committee gathered pamphlets on various occupa- tions, while Richard Jaqua's college committee concerned itself with collecting information about near-by colleges. Possibilities of obtaining scholarships were investigated by Jay Holla- baugh and the scholarship committee. Jerry Dietrich spurred the Tatler staff on with his rousing pep talks. Sunshine and cheer were spread to all ill seniors by Pat Gardner and her flower commit- tee. Beverly Butler's news committee kept seniors informed on all coming events, and Elaine Bassett's attendance committee reported the seniors' absences and tardies. QBLII' Iam will anim wztamrnt Carol Baker and Elaine Bassett offer their argyles to anyone with time, patience, and ability. Molly Brettl presents her long hair to Nancy McVay. To Dolores-my worn out shorthand pad and my love for Mrs. Denovchek, from Selby Hoff. Dick Haskins leaves his ability to get along with teachers to anyone who needs it. Dolores Porcase bestows her fifth period foods class upon John Jarbo. To next year's football team, Joe Madonio awards Coach Gilcrest. Bob Schofield wills his parking place to any- one who has a car small enough to park there. To Miss Green-my red cheerleader skirt. Dorothy Sedlock. Pat Proctor willingly grants her A's in Fre!1Ch to Ernie Fullum. Jim Roberto bequeaths his athletic ability to to anyone who's in bad enough shape to need lt. To anyone who can endure lt, Gene Nay101' assigns bookkeeping. Pete Esposito cedes Miss McClean to Benny Colecchi. Eileen Cale surrenders her Angora kitten to Betty Bendel. Madonna Drago relinquishes her prodigious coacervation of whimsicalities to Doris. Malinda Williams confers upon Jo Madonio her dramatic ability. To Hank Trivelli-Ed Serafin leaves his ability to go steady. Don Reed is entrusted with Richard Jaqua's test tube. Myrna Baker donates her red sweat shirt to her brother Bob. The stupidity of Roy James is left to Tom Conti. All the absent time Tom Brode lost this year is given Mr. Montecalvo, who needs a vaca- tion. To Carol Proctor-all my free periods-from Treva Myers. Pat Chechak's Mayor is bequeathed to the class of '54, To Connie Webb, Pat Perry leaves her love of jewelry and perfume. Tom Hugill transfers his biggest problem to whoever wants her.