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

 - Class of 1953

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Ravenna High School - Tappan Tatler Yearbook (Ravenna, OH) online collection, 1953 Edition, Cover
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There, fore if is f ' h or fe purpose of recalling fhe histor Y we have made, for posferify and our- s I -- e ves that we have designed this bgok. We hope That in fuf , ure Years aglimpse at this Tcfler . will arouse fond memories: ifso I we h . ave accomplished our aim edicaiion CWE, the class of l953, proudly dedicate this Tatler to two ofthe finest teachers we have had during our years at Ravenna High School. C R. BATES, a former band director of the high school, has shown us through his teaching and guidance in our chemistry and science classes that he is a real and true friend to all. His interesting classes and friendly manner of teaching are appreciated by all his students. His outstanding personality has long been, and always will be, an important part ofour school life. S junior class adviser and English and American history teacher, Mrs. Francies has more than contributed her eleven years of service to our Alma Mater. 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Naylor NCE a month our school board, which helps to skyrocketthe plans of the future, meets to further their exnansion program and handle the problems which arise throughout the sc ool year. The members aren't seen in school or teaching classes but their influence is felt with their programs which have helped to make ours a more smoothly running school system. E. G. Willyard is president of the board, Mrs. Gertrude Cunning- ham, vice-president. Other members are Dr. J.C. Beal, Dr. C.L. Naylor, and J.B. Yoder. Miss Mary Moncey is the clerk. Miss Mary Moncey Secretary to Supt. Board of Education Clerk Miss Beverly Butler Secretary to the Principal ' 4 MR. WATTERS Education is the cornerstone of a happy and successful life. These are the words of Principal Wayne E. Watters, who for the past fourteen years has headed our high school administration. His personal interest has helped to make the six-year trip an enioyable one for the seniors. Mr. Watters received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Hiram college, and a Ma t Arts degree from Kent St ' s er of ate university. MR. BROWN Before coming to Ravenna, Superintendent H. Larry Brown attended Mt. Union College where he received his B.S. degree in educa- tion. He earned his Masters degree at Columr bia in 1924. Mr. Brown came to RHS as a coach, was later appointed principal, and for the last I4 years he has been superintendentof the Ravenna city school system. Mr. Brown is known to all students for his interest in their problems and proiects. Th present and future policies of developed und ' e our schoolsare er his leadership. Jeannette Green, Nurse R. N. , A. B. , Cincinnati ' a C u I I y Jeanne Gilmore, Librarian B. S. , Kent State Beverly Hanley, Physical Ed. A.B., Mt. Union Kathleen Shutler, English, French A.B., B.S., M.A. , Kent State Richard Banker, Speech B. S. , Kent State Charles Bates, Science B.S. , Mt. Union Helen Chapman, Mathematics B. Music, Hiram Bernice Douglass, English A.B., B.S., M.S., Oberlin, KSU Charles Egan, Driving Si Shop B. S. , Kent State Arthur J. Fesemeyer, English B.S. , Kent State Katharine Francies, English B. S. , Kent State Louise Giffen, Clothing B. S. , Kent State Harry Gilcrest, Coach and Shop B. S. , Kent State S. Lee Hope, Bookkeeping A.B. , M:A. , Columbia and Kent State Richard Hoskins, Mathematics A. B. , Hiram 6 l Ruth Juve, Govt. and Journalism ' B. S. , Ohio State Edwin J. Marini, Band B. Music, Mt. Union Anna E. McClean, Engli A. B. , Culver-Stockton Lois M. McDonald, Home Economics B. S. , Kent State Matthew Montecalvo, Science B.S., M.S., Mt. Union Pearl L. Pfile, Mathematics B. S. , Wooster Arla Plough, History A.B., B.S. , Kent State Mildred Roberts, Busines B. S. , M. E. , Kent State Kathryn Shuey, Music B. S. , Kent State A.B., sh KSU. s Ed. Glenn Rutan, English and Social Studies A.B., Muskingham Harley Seiss, Science E a C u I ' y B. S. , Kent State Donald Vance, Physical Education Heidelberg Virginia Watters, Latin and History A. B. , Hiram Mildred Whittaker, Art A. B. , Ohio State C.D. Zumbro, Mechanical Drawing Ohio University, Kent State 7 +4 . L. to R. Bernice Cartwright, Marjorie Ring, Mary Williams, Mr, Glenna Merts, Mrs. Gertrude Valentine, Shirley Johnson, Mrs. Mary Mahan, Judy Mahan, Audrey Flowers, Linda Jeffrey cafeteria custodians CYHESE are the people who prepare and serve the PHOLDING RHS's reputation of being a clean lunches that quench the hunger of the ravenous school is no easy iob for the staff ofcustodians. Ravens. With men working round the clock, this staff did an excellent job. Approximately l5O lunches are served each day. Seated: Walter Hugill, Harold Baker, Carl Hoskin Standing: Larry Bonham, Harry Handwerk, Roy Hoskin 8 i ff! X, , ,- 1 f C . ,, qgtfiyzrlla f 5 '- f 3 he TP Class Motto: Never rise too high to stoop to the lowlyp Never Fall too low to lose all that is Holy. Class Colors: Powder Blue and Maroon Class Flower: Carnation HOMEROOM ADVISERS Miss Anna McCleon and Mr. C.D. Zumbro, discussing class problems in homeroom 303. Jerry Smith ..... President Howard Miller . . Vice-President Ernest Fullum . . . Treasurer Sandra Strahl . . .Secretary JLA.nA.-l-- Sweet Sue I Our M. C . Trumpet Tooter Sharp Shooter 7!JoovnJl' as-ffifdw Bruce Anderson Betty Benclel Susan Anderson Jehu Bell Burritt Allen Joseph Barberine Frank Adams l fr? Rosemarie Audino EW' Serious Type Drives a Chevy I Army Ex ' Accordionist Deluxe ll Sl1e's Landed Her Man Nancy Bissonetfe Russell Brode SNS Donna Bocanel li Francis Bruno Was It a Jef, No Donna 's Cadillac Keeps RHS Clean 'Ai'- sad? can Mom You'll Be Glad 'Nom :bneq aa-1.'lL fn-evil WLM Lawrence Bonham Norma Bussan Six Years of Band J-fb,44,4j ,ww Mona Bregant Shirley Chionchio Our Class Designer A Friend to All Our Senior Model I2 Sfeppin' High and Fancy High Times Head Always Smiling Tall, Stately, Elegant Lady J . ,5?77 Diane Christman Ersilia Damicone LL, wail- Marie Chuifo Lelda Daniels Doris Cunningham Thomas Denison Thomas Conti Patricia Day Qmwww i7D..f ,J-aff Hofrod Always a Good Word to Say Lofs of Friends Collects A's JM., ,enwwp if Teresa Dobrilovic Marilyn Fankhauser A JoAnn Enslnger Richard Fischer 6+ mffw Kbivll Quito I8 Carat Artistic Ability .77 High Hoopster ll Shy, Sweet and Very Neat A Switch - Frayer to Hall I4 Sally Esposito Mary Flowers Going her Way? Navy Way Always Merry, Always Gay Happy Go Lovely Small and Coy Jw? F2-M02 V - . - Barbara Fahey Virginia Frayer 6 . 341415-PL R. U. R. Casualty Whiz in 'Trig' W. R Q Man with a Horn Sings and Speaks Hur Q Ernest Fullum Ronald Gray onrvrll-gl Joseph Fulweber TL A.. ,. f',-. . Lawrence Giovinazzo Shirley Hall Richard Gast h-Ll5 Take a Letter Miss Hall , ' ' E 7 Lots of Brothers True Friend to All Blond with Blue Eyes Jeanette Hamilton David Huffman Anita Hicks Robert Hutchison A9154 M ' Hearse Happy Stiff Upper Lip Jazz Lover The Quiet Man Shy and Pert Lady with Style Head of Her Class Linda Holman Wayne Hutchison new WAN I6 Helps His Dad Wyman Roy Hoskin Fred James ' ifufffw ol0H'4-KD 'of Ambition: Alaska An Endearing Girl Brains ancl Beauty Another Married Lass 'wif Qmf Dora Jeffery Andrew Karaffa MMM M2247 Diana Jennings Shirley Kasler JW I7 Shirley Jones Kenneth Kastor Jifmgyfiim Ronald Kane Betty Kauffman xii! Tv Small but Mighty Basketball Statistician An All-round Girl Dark Wavy Hair CLMMAQ Allan Kaupinen Berthold Klein ..,wf X, ..l ww cmd Nancy Kenward Carolyn Kline Blond Apollo One in a Million WWW Jack Keverkomp Barbara Kunst i 4 Kan, Pepsoclent Smile 6 I 2 ga :it 'Florence Nightingale' Sl1e's a Clarinefist The Record Girl Going P laces Nice Guy WMMDT Norman Klamuf Ruth Kyer WWW WM W Nice To Be With A Quiet Loss, A True Friend Don Juan Al I-'American fee Mffalhxv Walter Livingston Andrew McLacl'1lin Q-syfffezwzzw ,Jigga ww WMU Margaret McCardel ' Howard Miller Shirley Maier Cecilia Mencliolia Jock MacConcugha Nancy McVoy . its 771.f:l4, f Knows a Secretary l 2 C First Class Orator It's Not Bleochedp It's Real P lays a Horn I9 Zfeflmm Ah .2 Floyd Minor lris Pantalone Marilyn Monroe ' John Pantalone an Madam, 'HQK-14,4 What Pretty Eyes Tull, Dark, and Handsome Information, Please Super Salesman Learning and Earning Shy and Beautiful Dainty, Reserved Joker in the Deck WW Gladys Morris Betty Pemberton gum Angela Nagel la John Petty Mylar? 20 Star Athlete Eisenhower Fan Eyes as Blue as the Sky . Traclcster Leon Phile Sally Provenzo Jzwyfgfwmyo cimim WMJYQA, 5-wife! Charles P rocfor Dolores Reed Lawrence Postlefhwolf Melvin Pump Linda Porter Patricia Prendergast Mpbua 'WM fw-40 -yoj Love that Red Hair Q Test-fube Genius Future Nurse Likes fo Wear Brown 21 Q.. Donald Reed Doris Rusinko 'K gf' , Pafrlcla Romlfo Beatrice Sferra Red-Haired Tenor Great Debater Song Lark ' Q53 Ravenna's Dick Confino ' Mala, 5 Shirley Ruehr Ronald Shriver ,df-1.1.1 !,.Jff2.L.4, Swell Gal . 1744-ac! Always Smiling I Muscle-Man Sports Fan ogg Raymond Ruffin Thomas Sisson Uxrrw 4 0131 Nice Deep Voice Homecoming Queen Golden Disposition Takes Care of Us f7:V N-2226 Charloffe Spencer Pauline Velenose Jerry Smith Henry Trivelli 15'-147 Sandra Strahl Virginia Veseriaf Qvucu. LJ SEQELALJLLQA,'tZ:ifL,n.o4Ll.1 S AL Tiny buf Terrific Fancy Car Richard Stump Allan Warner film !,JaAf-4-M' Tall Friend SHGPPV a.4.a-1-:En-in Dawn Watson Qx Nice Sense of Humor Nice to Know Likes to Drive 7804A-'UTM Charming Smile Gordon Watters Cowwiuxhfd-lf Constance Webb Patricia Glock Fwbieiw feifbofft 24 A Tall Lass Blushing Bride Ermal West Gerry Whitman id' M44 Brain of Our Book Chemistry Whiz Cute Laugh Pretty Hair ,vr2.1,.,Jg wma, Ralph Worley s Abby Willyard Patricia Wilkes st,,,.,.,- yyeeel gs 'lCli0x..- l is Radio graduates to TV W- Q Karl Yontz David Younkman seniors at work and play w i I I We, the class of l953, being of simple mind and weak memory do hereby pre- pare this our last will and testament. To the juniors we leave our battered home- room desks and all the gum and paper in them . Our happy days as upperclassmen we leave to the freshmen and sophomores. And to the junior high we leave our ambition to graduate. To the faculty we direct our tardies and absences, hoping the accumu- lation of time gives them a long vacation. We do hereby appoint Miss McClean with full power and authority to execute our will. ln witness whereof and to wit we have hereunto under- signed this our last will in the year one thousand nine hun- dred and fifty-three. Mrs. Shutler receives Margaret McCardel's typing e- raser. Russell Brode bequeaths his love for basketball to anyone who has the ability to use it. Mona Bregant's personality is left to Bonnie Lou Line. To any lucky per- son, Donna Bocanelli surrenders her chemistry workbook. Larry Bonham wills himself to Beck Porter. Dawn Watson gives her seat in 303 to her sister Kay. To Viola Chan- dler, Betty Bendel wills her studiousness. Hank Trivelli leaves his locker door to his brother Joe. Gordon Wat- ters' sister gets his post at the information desk. Gerry Whitman wills her Family notes to Eleanor Caia. Her seat and her A's in Choir, Shirley Ruehr leaves to her sister, Marjorie. Nancy McVay leaves all Carlin's clothes to her sister Carlin. All of Shirley Kasler's book reports go to Louis and Jimmy Sorboro. One woodburn- ing set to his sister, Kathy, so she won't have Allan Kaupinen's trouble carving initials on desks. Jo Ann Ensinger wills her gymleader suit to Mr. Vance. Lelda Daniels--her love for dancing to her sister, Vivian. To Mr. Hope, Ersilia Damicone wills her ability to chew gum. The love of the New York Yankees and his little brother, Carl, were left to Mrs. Shutler by Tom Conti. Dolores Mercury was left the job of hall monitor by Pauline Velenose. Doris Cunningham relinquishes her favorite expression oddball to Barbara Kennedy. Ron Kane leaves his make-up work with Miss McClean to some fortunate fellow. Mona Bregant is left to Mr. Egan by Nancy Bissonette. Shirley Chionchio bequeaths her love for clothes to anyone who can afford them. Diane Christ- man awards her love for band and her chair to her sister, Judy. Vera West has been left Gladys Morris' chair in American Problems class. K. Marilyn Fankhauser is giv- ing squeeky to Professor Nancy Rupert. To Ray Stef- ansic, Fred James cedes his twitcher. Karl Yontz wills his seat in 303 to anyone who cannot sleep at night. Jay Bell's boxing ability is left to Joe Trivelli. To Bernice Cartwright, Virginia Frayer donates her office assistant's job. Her part of the senior locker section is given to her cousin Mary Mendiola, by Sally Esposito. Marilyn Hos- kin claims Roy Hoskin's American Problem's book 0-20. l leave my appreciation of Ravenna high school to any senior who loves the alma mater as well as l do--Jerry Smith. Anyone who wants it inherits Jeanie Kauffman's shorthand class. Anita Hicks bequeaths her ability to go steady to Jim Sorboro. Kenneth Kastor awards his basket- ball statistics book to his brother Donald. A trombone and a place in Boys' Octet are granted to Louise Sorkin by Don Reed. The metal shop is donated by Jack Kever- kamp to Charles Postelthwait. Marilyn Monroe--for use in marching band--gives her flat feet to her sister Margie. Angie Nagella's locker is entrusted to Carl Reedy. lris Pantalone's ability to be on time goes to her brother Al. Mr. Egan inherits Floyd Minor's enthusiasm for stock car races. The front seat in senior homeroom passes from Frank Adams to his brother Bob. Jack Petty's prompt- ness goes to Mr. Montecalvo. George, the French class gremlin, is left to iunior Frenchmen from Ruth Ky- er. Jeanette Hamilton's place in Girls' Chorus is re- linquished to her brother John. A set of notes on Family once kept by Pat Wilkes is donated to any poor iunior who needs them. Joe Barberine offers his ability to argue politics to any Republican. An English literature book once held by Mary Flowers goes to her sister, Nancy. Tom Sisson leaves his high-powered specs to John Ham- ilton who needs them more than he does. To any iuniors crazy enough to want them, Ernie Fullumn and Howard Miller will their American Problems books. Wayne Allyn Hutchison cedes his undying love for iazz to Butch, Mike, Don, and Dick. fcrazyli Bob Baker is heir to Sally Pro- venzo's ability to iitterbug with only one boy. Carolyn Kline gives her American Problems notes and her ability to answer questions correctly to any needy iunior. Jerry Coia receives Virginia Veseriat's driving ability. To Coach Gilcrest--Mel Pump's enthusiasm for Hot Rods. Dolores Reed surrenders her red hair and the temper that goes with it to Mr. Hope. To someone who loves sports, Charlie Proctor leaves his place on the high school teams. Pat Prendergast relinquishes the second year French she didn't take to Mrs. Shutler and her sister Rose Mary. John Hamilton gets Leon Phile's ability in track. Betty Pemberton's iob in Mr. Montecalva's office is presented to Nancy Bonham. A love for short haircuts is left to Mary Mendiola and Sophia Dobroski by Connie Webb. The red Chevie convertible passes from Dave Younkman to Randy King. Any needy math student may lay claim to Dick Gast's ability to do trig in American Problem's class. Dave Huffman leaves the mikes to Gasper. Her natural blonde hair to anyone going broke on peroxide from Linda Holman. Edward Allen and Walter Wilmington receive Walt Livingston's football and basketball letters. To anyone with glasses goes Teresa Dobrilovic's ability of 27 not being able to read the scoreboards. A pickup truck belonging to her father passes from Barbara Kunst to her brother, Ray. Her love of school T0 her brother Walter from Pat Glock. Nancy Kenward's love for dancing is sacrificed to Margaret Eikleberry. Anyone who wants it may have Rosemarie Audino's acting ability. Jo Ann Bruno wills her tardies to her brother Frank. Dora Jeff- rey's love of band is presented to her sister, Linda. To Barbara Sutliff, Diana Jennings leaves her ability to get into complications while at the Jayteen. Cecelia Mendiola gives Mr. Plough to the reserve cheerleaders. To Reggie Knight, Joe Fulweber donates his height. Any unlucky iunior girl may have Shirley Jones' lower senior locker. John Pino Pantalone wills to Frank Nick Ro- mano the other half of the car. Sandra Strahl leaves her driver's license to Bruce McClelland. Larry Postlethwait hereby leaves to his brother Charles, his parking place if it has not already been taken. To her successor, Bob Klohn, Doris Rusinko wills all the work she did for Mr. Hope. Tom Gray wills his love of B. R. O. M. E. to himself. Barbara Fahey relinquishes her lower locker to any poor iunior who is unlucky enough to get it. Mrs. Shutler and Miss McClean, are recipients of Pat Day's ring collection. To Vince Di Girolamo, goes Bruce Anderson's love of the lrish. All of Marie Chuifo's tar- dies go to Miss Green. Larry Ray Heffley inherits Shirley Hall's typing and shorthand ability. Tom Denison's seat in American Problems is surrendered to Tom Cotton. Jim But- ler is awarded Andy Karaffa's place on the bench. Bob Hutchison leaves all his used casts to any unlucky person. Burt Allen leaves Gene Krupa to Don Gombert. Susan An- derson wills Pretzel to someone who will take good care of her. Dick Fischer gives his crumpled copy paper to the 314 wastebasket. Abby Willyard's humor column goes to Judy Beal . Ronnie Gray wills the Rt. 5 junkyard to Ken Porter. BSD D.D. - Dove and Don , .H . jf X ff 1 r. Wu 'V X Ju liat, 4. , ' ' ' fl 5 s i of ,,,,,. f?1?5-Wi. , 'Q V ' nw . . ' ' V 4' '-sw ' ., 0 J ,f,:,41.'WN.x J I i ' 'Q . 'Q 1 T91 fm ' A , Q, v ,. - f, in h 'ki S aft B 4 ' 1 ' i 12. i -.,. -. I ' ' . f J' '-. -1 f ,SX U , . 5. A J S, W , K A. ii-.'7'lsJf? . x Y '51, -V iiwrir WVU, . ' bf' , Eager-beavers , iq so , kim This is work? -1 Merry Christmas, you-all , , .. 1. , r fllx ' M, A W Taxi, ladies? E? x f i i . I-- I. , FN wr' 1. Luke and Louie Wow! Calling Mr. Hanover Toiiing for the Tafier 1 f' 'X 'Q ,, r-' , hsq?ungaJ..v K p imifmnfx 'R T 5 r 'ldilii +R: i Q . I rr'J ' f 1 XR , ig I lx' .5 ' 1' 821' Bosketboll shcrpies Gone are The days 3 3 I ' w!.A'1 i 8 .juni A S . ' xr fkff'f S1i5?-WA' L L B'VA1?'.'?5i7f'4-':Js1ii5:Yr Q z P oh, don'f look of me KfUPG A ef1 ze 5 5 I 5 a-:-ai: : .,.----N.. U n u 351. ul'u'E'I'! u :I 1 00 , : :' u 5 1. gg, ,np 1, n !Qi:!'hI:l g'u:uE:i:Q: . class of 1954 TRUE friend to all of the students and always willing to help is anyone in distress is Mrs. C. R. Francies, iunior class adviser. ,z.,,1':T 3' vial' K e ad .mln -N xg ui .vu qs lg n'-:up-' -:gigssg:isfs?a5sg5sa5sgss!sg!E5:ggf 5 n I up -.H H. 'u 1 np. Q-, I 19,551 u qlggvu nu! up., lg In m 5 Nth, 5 gn'-Sp. '-,ru Nl-. l niglgigilg. -u-5.5nN.n,u'u,n,s,:.s,.,I iihlwl-'N 'nl-in 'l'! 'N'P- 0- -NN! U -.Q 'u'-,nr 'up-'s's-. LM'-'u'-. Nwxwwwm n5':i h'.i': 5-i 2'i':N:'a:t:I:':':!' JUNIOR CLASS LEADERS: 'Ylfb-XW-RU NLWJNTN I L. to r. Margaret Eikieberry, secretaryg Paul Carson, treasurerp Roger Gilcrest, vice-presidentp Richard Gardner, president JUNIOR PROM CHAIRMEN Lucy Hampton and Butch Gilcrest ii? 29 fl' . . ,M sv X- cg X., in .jA. Dolores Cox Anna Damicone Gasper Dantone Margaret Delano Sophia Dobroski John Drago Robert Easter Paul Friess Gene Flowers Nona Fish Glenn Fish Margaret Eilcleberry Arthur Fulweber Richard Gardner Jerry Garro X. Robert Adams Barbara Allen Ronald Amick Betty Baxter Judy Beal Nancy Bonham Ruth Bush James Butler Antonina Cancilla Sarah Canfield Susan Canfield Paul Carson Bernice Cartwright Jerry Coia Thomas Cotton Roger Gilcrest Dick Gowdy Joe Guiletto Eddie Hahn John Hamilton Lucy Hampton Betty Hayden Donna Hergenroeder Lillian Hovencamp Joyce Hughes Alice Hull Madonna Iarussi Randy King Peter Kipp Rita Kline Robert Klohn Joe Lansky John Lauritzen Ken Leland Gary Llewellyn Ronald Loesch Janet Long Hugh Mahan Joyce Mariana Bruce McClelland Joe Mazzola Carlin McVay Mary Mendiola Delores Mercury Mariorie Monroe Barbara Sutliff Tom Sylvia Dick Taylor Robert Vair Shirley Walker Michel Watt Vista West Anna Westfall Sandra Williams Raymond Wilson Ted Ziemba Fred Yontz Nancy Mulliss Stella Nagell Dick Norris Eugenia Pantalone Kenny Porter Bob.Rice Mary Lou Rickert Betsy Riddle Mary Alice Rock Lonnie Rossow Nancy Rupert Larry Serafin Jim Sorboro Carl Stephenson Phyllis Stroup ' . ,EXW ' ' CK' A sophomore B. Artz, S. Ashcroft, R. Baker, D. Allred, R . Bernadine L. Bucci, J. Bul- lock, T. Burt, C. Bussan, C. Byers, J. Calanni, M. Bishop L. Chambers, V. Chandler, B.Cian- cio, J. Clark, E. Coia, M.Cole, M. Cole B. Colecchi, H. Coleman, C. Conti, S. Cook, B. Cox, R. Cox, D. Cunningham A. Di'Amicone, E. Deighton, V. DiGiro- lamo, J. Dimaso, D. Fagen, E. Few, M. Fitzgerald J. Gnandt, D. Gom- bert, M. Gowdy, J. Greig, J. Guy, M. Guy, W. Harlan P . Heasley, B. Hen- niger, M. Hoskins, N. Hostetler, O. Hovencamp, G . Jack- son, W. Jenkins R. Johnson, F. Churchill, B. Jones, J. Jordon, P. Kelly, L. Kelsey, B. Ken- nedy J. Kinney,C. Khunes, R. Knapp. R. Knight, M. LoCivita, M. Lan- sky, C. Louffer 32 J. Lawrentz, R. Line, J. Llewellyn, S. Luedtlce, J. Lough J. Madonio, P . Ma- han, E. Matusz, F. Meduri, A. Muster, R. Naturale, P. Nel- son J. O'Hare, P . Pap- iska, P. Peppeard, T. Posflerhwcif, R. Prendergast, C. Proctor, M. Proctor R. Proctor, F. Prusky, C. Reedy, C . Richards, M. Roclcafellow, F. Romano, N. Ruhlman J. Rusinko, D. Sapp, H. Schwenk, D. Shep- parcl, B. Shriver, T. Slike, K. Smith M. Smith, C. Soll- berger, L. Sorkin, R. Stefansic, D. Ste- phenson, R. Stephen- son, M. Stewart D. Stockley, N. Stronz, M. Swager, S. Szabo, L. Ten- nant, J. Trivelli, A. Troia J. Waggoner, S. Wagner, D. Ward, R. Wasclco, E. West, L. Wright, N . Yeager J. Yoder, A. Younlc- man, R. Lamb Not pictured: C . Bell, B. Castellano, P . Liber, L. Long 33 Sv X if N Q79 -uf' A V . , ...Q - at 1 ,fx Third - L. Damicone, V Daniels, V. Davidson, C Dill, C. Drago, F. Drow- - enga, R. Drugan Fourth - B. Earnest, C. Ellsworth, C. Erosky, C Esposito, M.A. Esposito, C. Fasani, M. Few .: ?'1' 7 if' ' ir 6 'R utr! .g 1 W. is 24 sin. -ery. ,4 'nk Seventh - A. Heller, D. Huffman, A. Hutchison, R. Johnson, M. Jones, K. Kaupinen, E. Kep- pler Eighth - B. King, C. Lansky, B. Line, L. Mc Colloch, J. Morgan, S. ' Morris, E. Mros .f .5 -vl- rv' N, ' 4 1 49, aw...-,, li , g , . ,,. .l, 5. x-vf' K x 5 A - 1 'I fr , . i 'ww At' M ,. 5 6' 1 . 57.1 ff First- C. Allen, G. Arone, G. Ashcroft, J. Bcchman, G. Baker, N. Baker, N. Bosko, V. Carpenter Second - L. Chambers, J. Christrnan, L. Christopher, D. Cipriono, M. Cipriono, F. Cole, D. Cummings Fifth - D. Fleishman, A. Flowers, M. Freiss, R. Fulweber, M.A. Galkus, P. Kelso, B. Hayden Sixth - P. George, R. Groves, G. Hampton, C. Hardesty, R. Har- rington, S. Hartley, E. Hartung X. 'fri 1? 60' X., V7 T fini. First - I. Murdock, N. Muster, R. O'Hare, E. Papiskc, K. Pemberton, R. Kunst, P. Lansky Second - R. Lawler, P. Mandolin, J. Lewis, J. Mozzola, D. McKay, A. Pantolone, C. Postlethwait Fifth - L. Spiker, J. Studer, S. Swoger, D. Swanson, R. Tilden, M. Tondiglia, N. Third - A. Proctor, M. Rettig, W. Ruehr, M. Sorocco, B. Sicuro, A. Smith, R. Proctor Fourth - B. Reed, C. Reed, R. Rettig, M. Ring, E. Ruhlman, B. Scott, N. Smith TH! Watters Sixth - J. Wovrelc, J. Wet- zel, C. Wygle, C. Younk- mon, L. Sorboro, J. Spano, C. Stewart ..f Seventh - T. Spinelli, R. Stidd, A. Stratton, A. Stratton, L. Striclcling, C. Suter, G. Tarr Eighth - D. Veibronz, J. Webb, W. Webb, J. Wil- liams, R. Yoder, W. Yoder +- eighth grade E. Allen, R. Artz, B. Baer, J. Baker, L. Baker, J. Berg, G. Bernadine, N. Bevan, D. Bonham C. Booth, G. Boyce, K. Brandes, R. Bretti, J. Bruno, B. Burk, G. Butler, D. Burt, L. Bew. R. Carpenter, J. Chalker, K. Cham- bers, L. Chambers, B. Chisolm, J. Chui- fo, B. Coates, N. Cole, J. Cook P. Daunic, F. De- luco, M. DiPoola, V. Damicone, S. Duvall, R. Evans, W. Fanlchauser, N. Flowers, K. Hen- derson R. Gless, C. Graff, R. Greig, L. Heffley, M. Huber, M. Hul- bert, L. Chambers, L. Jeffrey, P. Jones fWithc.lrawnl E. Kertscher, T. Ker- foot, M. Kissel, K. Kreinbihl, B. Krina- mer, D. Leland, J. Lewis, J. Llewellyn, F. Lott G. Luedtke, C. Lynch, J. Mahan, B. Main, L. McCardel, R. Trusso, N. Mc Kee, J. Moore, P. Morris S. Myers, P. Pope, E. Prusclc, T. Sferra, H. Teter, B. Harland, J. Lloycl, P. Boker, J . Minard J. Naylor, P. Nelson, J. Plough, D. Preto, B. Purdy, D. Puslcer, T. Richards, R. Rick- ert, H. Riddle T. Rusinko, E. Sapp, L. Wanstreet, S. Short, N. Sorkin, A.Spinelli, C. Thomas, B. Thomp- son, R. Tllden L. Underhill, J. Ward, K. Watson, B. Wellen- dorf , E. West, R.Wil- cox, W. Wilmington, D. Yontz, T. Zavortinlc J. Lucas, C. Triscori, R. Pope, J. Waggoner R. Zupp seventh grade l. Ackerman, D. Ackerman, D. Artz, T. Baer, M. Balas, M. Benshoff, C. Bev- an, G. Bennett, F. Bruno T. Burham, B. Butler, N. Tilden, D. Cipri- ano, l..Coburn, M. Cole, L. Cartwright, R. Dailey, F. Dailey W. Damicone, D. Davidson, T. Davis, T. DiCapito, D. Delone, M. Ruehr, T. Dietz, R. Di- Girolamo, M. Dix B. Dunlavy, T. Ehasz, R. Emanuel, H. Fiore, R. Fischer, T. Flowers, S. Gor- ro, M. Bryant C. Bush T. Carpenter, T. Harlan, N. Black, T. Gates, T. Shriver, T. Gillette, P. Gray, T. Hall, D. Hart R. Hayden, B. Hem- erick, P. Prusky, H. Hoff, P. Horvath K. Hull, D. Hutch- ison, D. Johns, S. Johnson D. Jones, E. Jones, P. Jordan, D. Kastor S. Keller, P. Kyer, W. Kyer, B. Lawler, K. Loesch L. Logan, J. Lohr, C. Marshall, S. Mos- sari, E. McPeak, J. Mercury, G. Miller, J. Moore, W. More- head C. Mros, W. Proctor, M. Robinson L. Young, G. Mowen, P. Jagnow, A. Mros, P. Nelson, P. O'Neil P. Peck, M. Perry, K. Pingstoclc, W. Piper, B. Walker, J. Proctor, T. Reed W. Roose, B. Ross T. Salomon, J. Som- aco, C. Smith, S. Springer, M. Stock- dale, P. Strickling, C. Thune R. Watkins, L. Wil- liams, M. Williams 37 I H 'Lv MARLIN FEW ORN September 16, 1937--died January 24, 1953. This page is sei' aside to the memory of Marlin Few, who was o member of the Fresh- man class of Ravenna High School. 38 l r ' H 49- Ivam Y BU' s. ull' .' . jp er, ., P 151454: lst row- D. Gast, B. Wascko, Mgrs 2nd row-A. Troia, C. Aristide, L. Giovinazzo, T. Conti, M. Pump, A. Kaupincn, D. Younkman, W. Livingston, T. Gray, J. Smith, C. Proctor, E. Fullum, D. Kastor, H. Miller, R. Line 3rd row' Superintendent H,L, Browm, Principal W,E, Watters, Faculty Man- ager M. Montecalvo, J. Mazzola, B. Ciancio, M. Watt, M. Cole, H. Mahan, G. Fish, D. Gardner, J. Sorboro, J. Hamilton, K. Porter, 1. Dantone, R. Gowdy, j. Butler, Coach H. Gilcrest, C. Rcedy, F. Yontz, Backfield Coach D. Hoskin, L. Chambers, R. Gilcrest, Line Coach A. Fesemyer, B. Hutchison 4th row- C. Conti, V. DiGiro1amo, R. Johnson, T. Burt, I. DiMaso, D. Cunningham, R. Stefansic, F. Meduri, M. Guy 40 F OOTBALL SCHEDULE Ravenna I9 Bedford 7 Ravenna I3 Salem 7 Ravenna I3 St. Vincent 4I Ravenna I4 Ashland I9 Ravenna 44 K. Roosevelt 7 Ravenna 54 Kent State 6 Ravenna I9 E. Palestine 33 Ravenna I3 Canton Timlcen 27 Ravenna I3 Girard 2I Won 4 Lost 5 ' ': ' :. lg, 'sag a I 1'- 1 If I 1 .mfhiiiglfsggg5iIy:!!:gi:55 ' ngvk5-in:ar!!giff5f:E!:g'.:' I 'iiffiisifiiiaffm O 0 C :f!afss2fs:r!:1i:1!-' 'nl -I full, 75giEii::!5:!k:5::i:' .isfsgfifiiii1fi5!i:5i:55::Ea?:255- up n ,I-,I-5, ,f,.n,,q,u,-5: 551591'nlj': n 1 l'If r'nI 1 ,fhlfnlvglfn nl' ,Inf -I, 15-:' '15 '-:S ' 'Eg fr l 1: ' 1 BEDFORD The RHS gridders stepped off on the right foot this football season by getting revenge over Bedford 19-6. Team- work between the line and the backfield paid off as they gained 338 yds. rushing to the Bearcats mere 109. Mike Watt, flashy iunior skatback, turned in a stellar performance by gaining over 100 yds., including several long runs between end and tackle and scoring one of the three tallies. Fullback Chas. Proctor scored the two other TD's by line plunges from handoffs by Louie Gray, deceiving the Bearcat defense . Q t f Q SALEM Ravenna's defensive alertness proved fatal to Salem's chances as the R eleven capitalized on two Quaker fumbles and scored twice in the first half to down Salem 13-7. Quarterback Tom Gray tallied the Ravens initial touchdown, climaxing a 46 yd. drive after sophomore Carl Reedy recovered the first Quaker bobble in the first ten seconds of the tussle. ln the second period, guard Dave Younkman fell on another Salem fumble on his own 19. After Tom Gray and Mel Pump combined for 36 yds on a long aerial and several line plays, Charlie Proctor drove over from the five for the Raven's final and decisive score. Salem took to the air in the final period and managed to salvage o six pointer to make the final score 13-7. 'I' k 'R Q ST. VINCENT Passes, the main weakness all season, downed the Ravenna gridders for their initial defeat of the season. Led by Carl Riesh, St. Vincent trompled the Ravens 41-13 at Green Street Stadium in Akron. Mel Pump and Walt Livingston did all the Ravenna scoring with one TD each. Q Q I 1' ASHLAND The R eleven almost pulled the upset of the year as they outplayed Ashland's A's in a 19-12 defeat. The Ravens had the ball on Ashland's six yd. line as the gun sounded handing the Ravens their second straight defeat. End, Dick Gardner and Captain Walt Livingston registered the Ravens' tallies. A safety was scored when Al Kaupinen and Ernie Fullum downed Ashland's quarterback in his own end zone. Q 'I 'I 'I KENT ROOSEVELT Our arch-rivals, Kent Roosevelt, suffered one of their worst losses in years to the Ravenites 44-7 for the visi- tor's third triumph. The Ravens outstanding players were their speedy halfbacks, Mel Pump and Mike Watt who tallied two TD's apiece. Mel started the ball rolling with a 44 yd. gallop for the Raven's first score while Mike's longest iaunt was 62 yds., coming in the third period. Everyone got into the act as Coach Gilcrest emptied the bench, Roosevelt finally tallied late in the game when Oliva broke through the Ravenna subs for their lone score. 'A' l 'I 'I KENT STATE One of the highest scores ever posted by a RHS football team was recorded when the Ravens tromped Kent State 54-6. ' Tom Burt and Walt Livingston led the Ravenites attack by tallying 3 and 2 TD's respectively. Others to break into the scoring were Butch Gilcrest, Mike Watt, and Charlie Proctor-each scored one tally. The Blue Devils spoiled the Ravenites chances for a shutout when Mick Mackey ran 55 yards on a deceptive double reverse for the lone Kent score. Q Q 'l I EAST PALESTINE A rugged, fleet East Palestine eleven handed the Ravenna gridders their third defeat of the campaign 33-19. Mel Pump. the lone star of the game as far as the home-towners were concerned, scompered 44 yards for a TD for the Ravens outstanding play. Howdy Miller and Joe Mazzola combined to score the remaining two tallies for the Ravens. Miller fell on a fumble in his own endzone for his only score of the season. Q' 'I 'k i' TIMKEN Once again the Ravenite's pass defense bogged down as they went down to defeat at the hands of Canton Tim- ken 27-13. Tom Gray and Mel Pump started things off right for the Raven squad with a TD pass covering some 87 yds. The Troians came right back, however, with two TD's and led at halftime 14-13. ln the second half, the walls caved in on Ravenna's pass defense as Timken's Hiben completed passes right and left. Although the Raven's forward wall limited the Troian's ground attack to almost nothing, the Cantonians came out on top 27-13. . Q I' Q 1' GIRARD ln the final game of the 52 season a top ranking team of the state handed the R eleven its third straight loss and fifth of the season. Girard's pass defense was the straw that broke the Raven's back as they downed the home- team 21-13. Both Ravenna tallies came on long runs. The first being a 57 yd. iaunt by Walt Livingston and the last score of the game and the season was Tom Gray's gallop in the third stanza. He went 62 yds. 41 CGACHING STAFF Seated, Dick Hoskin, Harry Gilcrest, Don Vance. Standing, Glenn Rutan, Harley Seiss, Art Fesemyer 97935223 6- FOOTB MANAGERS d Lam, Gxovinazzo Dick Hoskalgl. COACHES mchagd Gas: an and Harry Gucrest 42 G0og - L,H, Louie -Q,B, Chas -F,B, Mamie -L,H, Lime Dave -L,G. Big Ax -11.5, Howdy -R,G, 6 . X M ms ,, ,I Sf , ' 4 A Smitty - R.T. I e ' ' e r m e n Ernie 'L-E- i f Q x 1 -f -'Q' f if 5 . A wan -R.:-1. Ken -c. ' ' X 5 M. .,.. m , Cur1YN -L.G. GMP -C- 5 6 ai 'F E 'f Q' 'P Lockerroom gab 1.11 . ,ff . ' j A , X41 1 Ape -L.T. TOITI -F.B. ' 15 U' ' Crazy-Legs K A Gooder -L.E. jim -H.B. But -R,G, Gaowdy -R,T, R,H, Butch -Q,B, Barrel -R.E. 'L so l ef 1 ' ,. , . K I ' z 1 i v Q I ' . ' 6 ,S x L n ,.,. ,ff - 3 43 ,pf . - 1 -N ff Tl , y f ?' 5 .5 Q' 5 homecoming s -nl W QP - J I st row- 'lnd row- D. Cunningham, H. Schwenk, N. Schofield, B. Sutliff, S. Knisely, S. Newton, D. Christman, M. Galkus, J. Lough, S. Szabo G. Hampton, B. Line, P. Peppeard, D. Reed, T. Reed, T. Gillette, B. Dunlavy, N. Fish, G. Marshall, B. Rice, B. Earnest, N. Bevan 3rd row B. Kunst, M. Monroe, O. Hovencamp, J. Naylor, S. Hartley, M. Cole, J. Christman, S. Cook, N. Kenward, I. Lansky, B. King, Mr. Marini 4th row- B, Scott, M. Monroe, D. Hergenroeder, S. Duvall, M. Hoskin, J. Morgan, M. Bregant, C. Esposito, D. Preto, J. Kin- ney. L. McColloch 5th row- R. Gless, R. DeYoung, B. Webb, C. Stewart, S. Short, M. Keller, B. Coates, I. Cook, N. Muster, G. Jackson ,N ' .O 6th row B. Allen, M. Sarrocco, R. DiGiro1amo, D. Gombert, B. Harlan, D. Bonham, R. Brode .gltfevm .far ., Q 7th row R. Hoskin, R. Klohn. F. Adams, D. Cummings, A. Smith, A, McLachlan, L. Strickling, R. Kunst. Qfozsffjqwzsfs Q.,,.3Q+f:,'?s..:,s.s B. Adams was absent when picture was taken. eo'offfo2 q':sf':o:.o,gQm1x,?Q.:.' ,' no 0- g Ons. No'o5z'4'irf0,Q s N ' , , 'ye . 0.0: s'6', ' S 'S QW' ' P GFFICERS L a n d 9:55o'?sQ072'0B'9':'z':'i'.':'o'' f44w-'- s e23?3:?332?2'! Qf'Tt 3,'' lsr row- G. Hampton, Andy McLachlan, D. Cummings, F. Adams President .... .... B urt Allen '9W21'::Q2a3o:.3fq3:QzQa39:rf 2nd row-B. Rice, D. Bonham, B. Allen Q Vice-President. . . Russell Brode o'M'M 'Q22E:o:EEQQfSgwf2go'o'9:9'iGJ' . q:,N+'o.0t .s fo Secretary . . . . . . Diane Christman ' X 1 oo, M Manager ........ Ioe Lansky Uniform Caretakers. .. Marilyn Monroe and Barbara Kunst C ARCHING at all football games, entering the band concert, and presenting a spring concert were the main activities ofthe band. A Marini . 45 l I , , saffwggfisfiiii smallergroup, composed mainlyof firstchairplay- ers, met the band's outside engagements. All in- strumental music is under the direction of Edwin J. tu if 1 ,arm , h'sor1 Roy Hoskin Dolorcs Recd, Jerry Smith, Rose Audlno, Clwckwise--Davc Younkman, Bob liutc 1 , , Larry Bonham, Ernie Fullum, Dave Huffman, Burt Allen, Dick Gast, Larry Giovmazzo, Jw Ann Ensingcr, A ' ' ' R miw, Floyd Minor. Standing in front is Mr. Banker CDirecLorJ Cecrlra Mendlola, Al Warnu, Pat o K-5 rw' s. aan A W a an oxows Rea D I-.r O R' 'I' Mm , AFF CHAIRME senior play C BUSHXIESS ST OI' A . Warner, 1, Ensinger N ' L- H01 man. J. Macqjonaugha 46 M ., ,Q 'Wilma CURTAIN CALL CHE house lights dimmed and the curtain went up on the senior class play of l953. The seniors stepped to the footlights to present R. U. R. , an intriging play by Karel Capek. Our play takes place in the office of the factory of Rossum's Universal Robots. ln the first act, Helena Glory, portrayed by Rosemarie Audino, comes to appeal for the improvement of the conditions of the robots. Larry Bonham, as Harry Domin, captures her heart and hand in the speediest courtship ever recorded on our stage. The last two acts take place ten years later. Due to the desires of Helena, Dr. Gall. played by Bob Hutchison, has secretly humanized some of the robots. While there are only a few hundred such robots, there are enough to start a revolution. The rest of the play is a magnificent melodrama in which Mr. Fabry, Dr. Hal- lemeries, Mr. Alquist, and Counsel Busman, portrayed respectively by David Younk man, Roy Hoskin, Ernie Fullum and Jerry Smith, await their fate at the hands of their own robots. Then comes the epilogue, and Alquist finds he is the only human being left on earth. His life has been spared because the robots thought he could reconstruct the last formula for their reproduction. All his efforts seem in vain, and he fears that the earth is doomed for he knows that the robot's bodies will wear out in time and there will be no new multitudes to replace them. But, like all good stories, ours has a happy ending. In the final seconds Alquist discovers a robot, Dick Gast, and a robotess, Cecilia Mendiola, comparable to Adam and Eve. Others in the cast include: Dolores Reed as Nana, Burt Allen as Radius, a robot, and David Huffman, Allen Warner, Lawrence Giovinazzo, and Floyd Minor as ro- bots . 47 Secretary-Treasurer .... Connie Wygle Vice President .... .. Marilyn Tondiglia President ...... . . Kathy Kaupinen Judy Wavrek, Rita O'l-lare, Eleanor Papiska, Marjorie Keller, Caro- line Reed, Shirley Walker, Patricia Rupert, Sophie Dobroski, Anne Hutchison, Bonnie Line, Ann Heller, Connie Wygle, Carol Younk- man, Marilyn Tondiglia, Loretta Damicone, Judy Morgan, Kathy Kaupinen, Margaret Eikleberry, Becky Porter, Pat Kelso, Eleanor Keppler, Virginia Carpenter, Miss Hanley, adviser CHE GAA, short for Girls' Athletic Association, consists of girls from grades 9 to I2 who are inter- ested in sports. The club's activities, which are carried on before and after basketball season, are under the di- rection of Miss Beverly Hanley. 48 ,r gre, 1- .4 Kneeling Howard Miller and Jerry Smith Standing, Gene Tarr, Richard Zupp, Earl Hartung, I Q, Dick Gardner, Ernie Fullum, Carl Reedy, Betsy Riddle, Doris Cipriano, and Jerry Dietz '. Not Pictured: Judy Beal, Sandra Strahl. Bob Wascko, Jim Lewis, Torn Burt, Otis Hovencamp, f , ' and Burt Allen ,fd ff' 2173? . -LL, 'rf' 1' .., 5,5 ?:.,1,4.,-,. . !,.g.f, , ,.:,fg1:4g.:':-' , ,. I eni council lj' 0 Q Us ' o , .' fi' Q 0 ., -'I , I .fs . , f 1' P255 a'. ' - .11 - f -' - . W.. . :Q ,Q-'.., '-2.4-.3'f...?.: 'izff-2:15-th: 'lwf' ,ff 114:-.5-21+-29-92-' I sf' : :-146112:-'4-1' 4:1f':33':5L'9 f'7i' ,ssirzfffzzfs-Pam ' ', Zi? 'f 7.5-:er-11115:-'.af1'1u'f 4 0 N' 'jg' ,f. 5.-,-je. ' ' ,'.' '. 'J ff ',, 1 :- . 'ji .,'g,,- 1 . .,. , , .7,,:,, ,. ., 1 ., . f er . 'f fl I. ,j h t., , n . '., fel, ,ha , , ff ,-.g53,,g,1.,-51,91-v I mg, -mi CWHE Student Council, under the guidance of Prin- cipal W. E. Watters, sponsored a number of proiects this year. Some of these include the adoption . of Helena, our First Homecoming in many years, a new pamphlet consisting of rules and regulations of RHS, and a dinner For the faculty members. OFFICERS President ...... . . Ernie Fullum Vice-President. . . . . Howard Miller Secretary-treasurer . . . . Judy Beal 49 Madonio P. Nelson . M. Hoskin. W- Ha' 'Amicon8. 1- ' Lua M, Proctor. A- D l Krrhns, S- in ww 1 jordan C Proctor B ers In Hughes. L. KeTsey. Gil:-milton, D. W5 Bernice Douglass G Arone L. Christ0Ph9 in 'B Sierra. R. Audrno. I- d n Tennant - ' h, A. age ' ' ' , B- HW e 2nd 'ow L Lough L M Memoir. C- Webb' Rlv1BuTNestfa11. D. MercurY- M' Bishop md ww F Pnl YR Khne 1. Long. D- COX' ' I ,. J,-:,3,,-.v....f. S' 111.032 Angie Nagella Rosemarie Audino Beatrice Sferra Jeannette Hamilton 50 y-ieen CWHE Y-Teen is a branch ofthe Y.W.C.A. The purpose of the organization is to build a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of real- izing in our common life the ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. The Y-Teens, during the year, held a candy sale, acted as baby- sitters on election day, put on a Thanksgiving assembl , sent Valen- tines to invalids, andldrew up a new constitution . lan, P. Pevvwd dike N Stro President - Al Kaupinen aiu. lst row- R. Stump, F. James, E. Fullum, D. Fisher, A. Kaupinen, L. Bonham, H. Miller, L. Giovinazzo, I R. Gast I - y 2nd row- K. Yontz, T. Conti, R. Hoskin, T. Denison, R. Shriver, K. Kastor, N. Klamut, R. Ruffin, B. Klein Gray, Mr. Plough fadvisory Hutchison CWHIS proved to be the banner year for Hi-Y activities at RHS. To get the ball rolling, a weiner roast was held soon after the club was organized. With a little entertain- ment under their belts, the members got down to work and started a get out the vote cam- paign. Hi-Y boys drove voters to and from the polls. Soon after election time, the annual Thanksgiving canned food drive was started. Over 700 cans of food were gathered and distributed through the county welfare agency to needy families. Toys, toys, and more toys were gathered by the boys so needy children could have a better Christmas. The final count showed that the boys gathered and repaired over l,00O toys. Two Red Cross packages were sent to Europe by the club. When the Muscular Dystrophy Association needed volunteers to help in their house-to- house canvass of the town, the Hi-Y came to their aid. The first Friday of each month was set aside as Hi-Y dress-up day, and all members were seen wearing suits. Raven fans outnumbered Kent fans at the Ravenna-Roosevelt football game mainly be- cause the Hi-Y sponsored a car caravan which consisted of over 50 cars. Each month the boys worked at the concession stands at the USO wrestling shows. Swim- ming and basketball rounded out the year's activities for a truly active Hi-Y. 51 4th row- L. Postlethwait, J. Barberine, F. Minor, I. Keverkamp, J. Fuiweber, B. Anderson, F. Adams, 3rd row- R. Alien, A. Warner, I. MacConaugha, B. Hutchison, A. Karaffa, C. Proctor, D. Younkman, R. W. y. .x 1 - - ,-, . Q CBVR'-b' -1 .41 ' '?ggE:f-2' Makin' mon L Corny Bruce Sweepin' sweef IEE' '. x-y Sunshine Workin' hard Little toot Wet feet NN- Atlas Puppy love 0 Z w'ni X VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom- R. Fischer, R. Kane, B. Anderson, R. Gray, W. Livingston, D. Taylor Middle K. Porter, A. Karaffa, R. Brode, A. Kaupinen, D. Vance, coach Top' B. Allen, mgr. , Superintendent H,L, Brown, Principal W, E, Watters Faculty Manager M. Montecalvo, R. Gast, mgr. ANDY .fi f A We ' - . Q ll V I :qguv ' 'A ,gn , - , gn.: l :' . 2 . lull: 'ln A R ,u u, Q. ,QW -Ezliiile' ,ixgiqpq-. 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Baker, R. Cox, N. Hostetler 51 Howe' 39 Top- V. DiGirolamo R. Knight, mgr., R. Hoskins, coach. Salem - Victory number nine went into the record books as the Ravens started the new year off right with a 60 to 48 win over Salem. Deadly accuracy at the foul line again spelled the difference. Ashland - A full house was on hand to witness Ravenna's encounter with the high rated Ashland Arrows. After trailing most of the game the Ravens pulled out in front in the third quarter and led the rest of the way to regis- ter an impressive 58 to 51 victory. Kent Roosevelt - The smooth running Ravenna basketball machine registered their tenth straight victory and made it ll wins in I2 games by blasting arch-rival Kent Roose- velt 66 to 49. Taylor, Livingston, and Gray led the Raven scoring parade. Stow - Since the Ashland game, Ravenna has been re- ceiving state ratings. With this fine record to protect, the R five showed no mercy as they slaughtered Stow 77-44. The now experienced bench brigade played most of the last half to rest starters for the following night's game with Newton Falls. , Newton Falls - Flu, fouls, and tough breaks failed to stop the seemingly tired Ravens who edged the Tigers 62-59. The Falls crew led most of the game but tottered in the final minutes. Canton South - South and the officials snapped the Ra- vens' l2 game winning streak with a 65-58 upset. Canton Timken - Ravenna really proved that the South fracas was a freak as they downed highly rated Tim- ken 51 to 47. Gray, Kane, and Livingston combined forces to take scoring honors. Akron Hower - Nothing went right as the not-too-potent Howerites edged Ravenna 48 to 43. Taylor and Livings- ton garnered l3 points apiece. Kent Roosevelt - ln the final scheduled game of the sea- son arch-rival Roosevelt fell 56-47 to the R five. It was a hard played game and one of the best thrillers of the season . TOURNAMENT GAMES Akron St. Marz's - Second seeded Ravenna breezed through the tournament opener with a 48 to 34 quest of 42 Roosevelt 32 St. Mary's. Bruce Anderson scored I3 points to grab scoring honors. Newton Falls - A little more poise and superiorfoul shoot- ing meantthe difference as the Ravens nipped the Tigers 62-58. Dick Taylor bagged 2l points to lead Ravenna scoring . Akron Garfield - Old Father Time caught up with the Ravens as they staged a thrilling last half comeback. Behind 24 to 38 at the half, only time could have stopped the fighting Ravens who lost a heartbreaker 69-70. Akron East - The R five came back into the win col- umn as they bested the Orientals 60 to 53. East almost caught the Vancemen in the third quarter, but swishing long shots by Taylor, who hit for 2l points, kept the ' team ahead . - With center Bruce Anderson leading the way, an outclassed Stow team fell 7-l-44 to the rampaging Ravens. Coach Vance used the bench brigade for the first time and the anxious bench warmers poured it on in the final quarter. Louisville - The more they play the better they get would best sum up the Louisville game. After shellacking Stow on Friday, the Ravens came back on Saturday and shattered the school scoring record as they blasted the Leopards 80-45. Kent State - Everybody got into the act as the Vancemen K O'd Kent State 75-45. A well-rounded scoring attack was headed by Anderson, Taylor, Kane, and Gray all of whom hit double numbers. Alumni - This year's Alumni game was almost a carbon copy of last year's contest. The grads were hot, but a little rusty and they fell to the varsity 6l to 59. Er - ln the initial game of the Roosevelt holiday tour- nament, slow starting Vancemen downed the stubborn Stow aggregation 58-4l . The win entitled Ravenna to meet Kent Roosevelt for the championship and the trophy. Kent Roosevelt - The '52-'53 Ravenna quintet won the first trophy and the tournament championship with a 52- 4l victory over host Kent Roosevelt. This game marked a preview of the annual Ravenna-Roosevelt fued. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL lst row- C. Studer, J. Lewis, P. Mandalin, E. Hartung, D. Viebranz 2nd row- Coach Rutan, J. Webb, C. Postlethwait, M. Sarrocco, J. Mazzola EIGHTH GRADE Ravens BASKETBALL 31 Randolph 40 16 Windham 35 34 Mantua 32 15 Roosevelt 35 31 Ravenna Twp 36 22 Randolph 36 28 Windham 28 20 Ravenna Twp 22 NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL Ravens 56 Randolph 42 31 Windham 42 43 Mantua 38 38 Roosevelt 42 46 Ravenna Twp 22 47 Randolph 45 40 Windham 37 56 Mantua 44 41 Roosevelt 36 52 Ravenna Twp 43 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL lst row- R. Trusso, mgr., T. Rusinko, G. Marshall, T. Sferra, R. Watkins 2nd row-L. McCarde1,, I. Ward, J. Samaco, C. Triscori, J. Lohr 57 YU. scum, . oxmvmzm, N. Soma km M. Yzsgnosim, S. Matkam Fxovless, ix. Nag CXMXK, Lac- L Xicmex, 8. Lough, C. Bkssmeuc, NX. 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Dmwenga Shtwax 'lm iovl- , CCXCXXANX boY5 Mona Breganr, Anita Younkman Carol Sollberger, Nancy Ruhlman Sylvia Szabo, Shirley Ruehr Ruth Kyer, Louise Sorkin, Judy Clark accompanist Cora Hardesty, Mary Ann Esposito, Ann Helier, Connie Wygle and Carol Younkman Judy Christman, Nancy Watters, Lois McCo11och and Barbara King 59 ' gtiei -Q H D 'I -mai! es' 5 'Zi wa W ' ' Z... Q Q, J iv KX 1 ' . oc Q1 Q ' Gi' -SL CD ox. N' N 7 Q Q . wr Qi gl'-ls, 'ln Ur Us lee club 4 Q Ly s ,' yt W . Q 4 S no K nw X fi 3, ,,N 'A 'V 1 M 5 ' f ' : ' Q' ' ' J fy? if -! M' ,. i -, 1 Q 2' .. ff. - - i figs: N44 135,44 Q, f M : ks? 'gy 2:4 'fi' ... . .. A z,, I 1 ky: 'Av B if X as K W -- ff' Q , 'ff ff My 4 -gi H ff . 2 V , ! Z1 .. Q.: QQ-1451? ,- C1 . 5' gli' Qtr! fl R , 4 ' XM. QW 60 s' choru lst row- J. Fiore, P. Kipp, R. Hoskin, D. Cummings, R. Loesch, J. Yoder, J. Mazzola, D. Christman 2nd row- L. Chambers, D. Viebranz, G. Hampton, E. Hahn, F. Yontz, F. Drowenga, B. Lawler, B. Rice 3rd row- Mrs. Shuey, D. Mckay, R. Earnest, O. Hovencamp, C. Proctor, D. Reed, E. Fullum, B. Easter 4th row- J. MacConaugha, B. McClelland, R. Kane, D. Gardner, B. Baker, R. Shriver, B. Allen, B. Ciancio OFFICERS OF GIRLS' CHORUS President ...... .. Jeannette Hamilton Vice-President ..... . . Judy Beal Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Nancy Bonham Librarian . . . . Eleanor Papiskca GIRLS' CHORUS Ist row' C. Hardesty, J. Madonio, J. Studer, E. Keppler, M. Tondiglia, N. Smith, L. Damicone, J. Mariana, M. Esposito, D. Cipriano, L. Sorkin 2nd row- G. Baker, R. Kyer, C. Sollberger, A. Younkman, N. Bonham, C. Younkman, S. Ruehr, V. Carpenter, R. O'Hara, A. Cancilla 3rd row- L. Daniels, P. Stroup, C. Fasani, K. Kaupinen, L. Hovencamp, N. Ruhlrnan, C. Lauffen, R. Bush, JoAnn Few, Carol Anri'Dill 4th row- K. Pemberton, E. Ruhlman, L. Tennant, C. Bussan, J. Bachman, C. Wygle, A. Heller, M. Stewart, J. Wavrek E. Matusz Sth row! R. Prendergast, B. Porter, M. Fitzgerald, N. Watters, J. Hamilton, B. Jones, B. Baxter, A. Hutchison, F. Chervan, P. Kelso. 6th row- M. Ring, C. Reed, E. Papiska, J. Beal JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB lst row- Pat Nelson, P. Strickling, S. Garro, K. Pingstock, M. Cancilla, C. Thtme, C. Lynch, J. Lower, G. Lohr, P. O'Neil 2nd row- E. Baer, C. Bush, M. Perry, S. Johnson, L. Springer, D. Davidson, P. Daunic, N. Tilden 3rd row- R. Hayden, B. Purdy, W. Kyer, J. Gates, M. Dix, K. Krcinbihl, F. Dailey, J. Llewellyn, S. Caudill, H. Hoff, B. Chisholm 4th row- J. Moore, J. Carpenter, S. Mas- sari, P. Nelson. M. Ruehr, B. Baer, J. Ehasz, M. DiPoala, P. Verigan 5th- I. Akerman, P. Jordon, R. Watkins, R. Daley, J. Baker, M. Balas, D. Hart, J. Chalker, F. Watters, B. Thompson, K. Henderson 6th row- W. Roosa, E. Kertscher, L. Coburn, N. Flowers, W. Henson, DeLuca, P. Gray 'ith row- G. Boyce, B. Fankhauser, J. Davis, S. Keller, M. Hulbert, G. Bonnett, P. Kyer, T. Richards 6I row- Betty Kauffman, Anna Damicone, Anita Younkman, Joyce Mariana, Margaret Delano, Lucy Hampton. 2nd row- Sally Provcnzo, Carlin McVay, Barbara Kennedy, Norma Schofield, Anita Hicks, Nancy Mc Vay, Sally Canfield, Margaret Eikelberry, JoAnn Ensinger, Jean Lawrentz, Linda Holman, Sue Anderson, Norma Bussan. Absent when picture was taken-Marianne Fitzgerald fs,-. f'Z2'55fj.gSE2S43 3:11233 s., 1 s as ,M ,Nat -r N , -Q. x. s , . -. . . s s 4 , g .X 5 my Q , 'Q s ', .'. O, ., 3,- '3' ' v -s . 4-' in l l'u 'Flu E' -'fgilglq . - - ' ' 'l ing u in .lm- Jugs - -.Nu G: WH- s - ' ,agil- - !:u:u lu.: HE Gymleaclers club is macle up of 20 girls who help Miss Hanley in gym classes. The girls meet every ' 5u u l . : 'ful Frida after school. in H 'iris' -,ni FS: N ,-hiv, 4 l .gg-gsggl, Nancy a f QQMWQ., fy , r -win n'n' ran-- . . l.Q5l.l.'. ,-,Q nl n Q- a u sl: - 1 f 'Q-:'52'h s!ul'i:i:1:1. 4,1 'H -2-llefel. 'el-Fair. - - - r+-e::.:-- use-ug, . ' Q .f , qfliih, W- l 1 1-'-rw is r qssge , N krzgilii' OFFICERS .. 'es s- f 'W'-'l'l . :Digging . Wa I ' ' 'fffggfggx 'f' , if ' di. Presidenf. . . . . . .Nancy McVay 1521335 Q- L iqili' - 'vu' l' !':: i Ziffj ,M if 'IREEQEEE Vuce-President, , , , Linda Holman ' I -cc N255 ,- fi 1:5 . 5 I N Lando ' Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .Sue Anderson Sue 62 Seated first row- Ersilia Damicone, Mrs. Roberts, Dolores Reed. Standing 2nd row- Anna Damicbne, Delores Mercury Ruth Bush Standing 3rd row- Shirley Ruehr, Marilyn Monroe, Teresa Dobrilovic, and Norma Schofield Qwithdrawny CYBLA initiates ore pictured above, standing left to right: Doris Rusinko, Angie Nagellcl, Betty Pemberton, Margaret Eikleberry and Jo Ann Ensinger. Kneeling is Mono Bregont. 63 SCHOLARSHIP RESULTS ESULTS of the senior scholarship team found three students ranking in the upper IO of the county and ten in the upper 2596. Rating sixth in the county was Marilyn Monroe while Linda Holman and Wayne Hutchison tied for ninth place. Honorable mentions were received by Bob Hutchison, Pat Prenclergast, Dick Gast, Tom Conti, Jerry Smith, Shirley Maier, and Pat Romito. scholarship team C EMBERS of the senior scholarship team are: lst row, l. to r. Barbara Kunst, Linda Holman, Shirley Kasler Diane Jennings, Shirley Maier, Marilyn Monroe, and Pat Prendergast. Second row shows Wayne Hutchison, Dick Gast, Bob Hutchison, Pat Romito, Jerry Smith, Tom Conti. and Cecilia Mendiola. CDICTURED here are Cinema Club members-Don Reed, Larry Bonham, and Walter Livingston. Other members are Jerry Coia, Dick Norris, Paul Friess, Jay Bell and Karl Yontz . 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'f1?aLl!' uafgfifpqu , Son fo . gl Ve s o Uf Qiffs FQCU If . y 'cms in fun 65 FL provides competitive speech work in debate, original, oratorical, humorous, dramatic, and extemporaneous speaking. NFL'ers also participate in Prince of Peace and student con- gresses. Membership is based on points earned in service speaking and at speech tournaments. Mr. Banker is speech instructor, Thomas McManus, debate coach. OFFICERS President ....... Vice-President .......... Corres onding Secretary . . . Recor ing Secretary ..... Treasurer .............. Ernest Fullum Joe Giulitto Mary Lou Rickert Alice Hull Judy Beal ,.g-. . 'HAZ 1 '--.141 ,-11 '.:1'-. 1-Tiiltyii' lSt row- 2nd row- 3rd row- 4th iowa 5th row- Cecilia Mendiola, Josephine Madonio, Ruth Kyer, Patricia Romito, Sylvia Szabo, Mary Lou Rickert, Alice Hull, Joe Giulitto, Ernie Fullum, Mr. Banker, speech coach Carole Sollberger, Eleanor Matusz, Rosemary Prendergast, Patricia Day, Betsy Riddle, Donna Hergenroedcr, Louise Sorkin, Rose maric Audino Bruce McClelland Margaret McCardel, Nancy Ruhlman, Judy Clark, Sally Canfield, Madonna larussi, Sue Canfield, Judy Morgan, Kathy Kaupinen Dolores Huffman John O'Hare, Ronald Locsch, Teddy Zicmba, Marilyn Stewart, Nancy Mulliss, Marjorie Monroe, Richard Gast, Donald Gombert Allan Kaupinen, Bob Hutchison, David Younkrnan, Tom Conti 66 C.-Y gig is mats' U' Q. Q 1 C L, V' '1 :'. , ' 5 ' L 'C -.., it Bottom row- Gracia Arone, Rose Mary Prendergast, Rosemarie Audino, Cecilia Mendiola, Carole Sollberger, Eleanor Matusz Middle row! Patricia Romito, Viola Chandler, Marilyn Stewart, Josephine Madonio, Fannie Cole Top row- Mr. Banker, John O'Hare, Ernest Fullum -nan-,q s eech varsity ebelle Cecilia Mendiola, Nancy Ruhlman, Pat Romito, Joe Giulitto vt 'fly' . 413115311-'rr' 5' 2 wmv ' -n F 1 Ad . . sh S Sc-nom. aulw , ,, ,W , , ,H K v, ,,,, ,,,.. .,,., , -.-.., .... ...W .-,,r- We W 1, ,-..,.- Vol. 26, NO. 4 RAVENNA HIGILQSQHOQL 'I Novemliier 141, 1952 M' o o 0 ' ' ' ' High :mes Journallsls Travel SCHIOFS And JUHIOPS V10 F 01' To Cleveland: yqel- 'Pogo' Tlurd Term Honor Roll Lead , i I. . , 8 ,V the vmouq mem. Juniors and seniors tied for first place on the third six f'Wf'nP ' 'for 5 l-1,-Icordmunity weeks honor roll, One senior had all A's, Linda Holman. bporif' QOITI' , j uk ... ' schools Seniors with A's and B's were: Tom Conti, Teresa Dobrilo- mlnllbt mm' bl , 9 I with FOP 5 , 'Q Vic, Bob Hutchinson, Diane Jennings, Shirley Keele' Allan granola' :Wd ,Z J , Xf:iLl??C 'eC 'l 0 , , einen, Norman Klamut, Shirley Maie ' a Vay, luvvnxle dghns b I ASl'ilLfIlK l'0lI.ll1llliSlS wel Q Qlqrldiolav Niaruyn Mawr' eivastv quency lm- Q04 suggestions hy the Press xspox., 4 Kxnfi Jerry S on . BFUCSW Pres?eq.RaVev,?uA 57 '7 edmf- Ffanklin Whi'eY Lewis- Ano- h 'finett-DUIL .mia Damiclone hadl -L'--'L -2- LM 'ety Partial 'insanity and lots of nerve, 11 Bl '- Cop Tourney t Strutllers Ravenna: won the mf-nv, lust lIIldf'f1'ntvcl in lmtv. Reuiste-rim ment win ot' 1-rs bout Woodrow sc-vond with Debntinz on of the team :md Cecilia 1-in Rumito on the nogntivi The B Dunne in 'lily and our wins, Judy B1-nl NK'l'f' il lligieaxiida ee 5 ,.s i,..ovcment me boards and ard is an unim- nve p l a y c d e time. Lately nrpenetlp they WS- were cited as a big help along that a S' 111.5 nerve is such a. necessity be- LUCY Hampton, D my 11165 llne. Mr. Lewis further explained' Juniors who 'Men ' . e on 'Vfe 'M A' -me -u- as-V i ua he V pe- v Urge Support Of School Lev HTH? YIECG fOI' two 116W 8 6111611- nt. Also we could do at the high voters will rea- the issue at -E. G. Willqard the bond school 2 new build- view their and an eager- about the oth- for K. R. Cunningham -if building: needs' L lected. Tappan' Ltart in the pro- -1 we should not ZW we are going good times and paying for the the time to Ravenna ant. -I. B. Yoder -if fhat the levy for , Yggzludes a 2 mill' mi If one third of they downed M pils are-in the U in an over- XA Xvutl ' K 1 'me - ' ' 0' 00 ' YJ Xlllv ov 9' - ' fm' X 6 X 5utL gall ,ni , ' L ff' 1 A . fi 'vu xotw' is ecgxlodiw 1 .J TVN Nhh X ox . I 0 Svwttqonxetvns, 516 sux. ooh! ' ic v' af' tbl' wi of lb I v :Wax 05' Vx' 965,09 l1alt'H -4 'JUG' 5 D6 YE' o ge 6- mm S L W' we .M 9 , QV nc' o 'o9' A' 'Uh end J U ' v P fm 6 B s.:re'.:?ex: eierxr- 1 S . . . .F ' -Y 0 A 1 in tt s. e I 5. 'Q fffi , on th falfgiefn at:ge g9nW'4 9Lr'lt':,1 ' 4f Q' gl 5 IN u... e odito Gtgvogl ,,.vx5,txgxx,e -:i:0NwY,.: Eravu .Q gli . . , . . . 1 iv- jx 4. ,, io' 1 , pi 'pl wi I I Tp, t le xcztcxlztxnguggtzfsixife 'Safco 95156. 115295213 . , of Q, t I 1' j Q Q IPI. 11,1 of U ixgovtlsl.-M, xgs.,rs0,,x10:sf ggir:6,s'2xeue1. H. ' Pye, Pal I ' 'f3:,.tQ'n t,,f1!,1.:f,,uvg 41-i Q,ieV' . V THE RACY SIDE? A V 66.19 1 1 fariergii::E2:gi.S'l:::YI..,. tr. A H books of ll Url H :J H I , cf' 41 QNX n-'ow , M' ,Q Q4 ri 1 V 'mio 'Ho vw-r W -raw-afizzf .. GSW' is I '4 14 fbale Y about 'The Plcwfe U 1-95prPS'Yf'ri .Sf'h0m Fuller-I 2K n- C0 51,123 235323 ignnggz, any ,ar ,. 1 ? uLL.u.i.c Pnvu Whnn 0 , 5 'Yo gf X' yin el' LA . V - ' , . so sq, qw 90 ' v if 9' A, Januari 14. 15. 16 Exams R JUIIIOI' Cast Ib 6 ,,qfQ,s12je':,v g-ig,egfiyf' Gpeip- is Roosevelt vrw h , , , -asf ' 'Y',,nke, gwxvlsexeiibe V590 vfgfwsg 17 Debate tournan P d tion Staff Bi. ss .1 I R h l F0 uc ' wer-1' ic egqpvfvff wif? 24 Igaxviiuai dev I1 C CEIPSH v- - x- ' , N9 6 A St. use Asa er, ,,. M. . , When the curtain goes Lip on Feb.9'e:Ql:Xq31:f1,,g,'::fnfxvd' 4- fav. Y KA iii' E, Q M V - AM Semoll ihesmansq hav: ' ' - - - - 'll erform a ieat of massive?-X, ,pi v' 9.6, 6999 1 the heI1i0r Clash Play ..mumLr.l.1s.s wi D . p. 4 xv is ,. ,ui .gn , . . ,- ... N' . V ,ut gd 5 9. , 9. 0 , , ,ne thiee act drama wil E P3':A1 Qd'uisft,j?5,a'V'i :gs :f,oV ' I on the nights of De E i FOR THE BOND ISSUE xt:1:q6:6,4R'x,o gogxgeabotq No Cyl' in the school au 1: ' D1 X-.- : 1 we ww wht W ashes 1 '11, N - L fwgsulvvtm Izvvlxov 1 5 en p 0088 L 1, eg 1 E 1 f 'bx0 gn n 1. ' a arts are 47 '-nm, E H AGAINST 'rms BOND ISSUE EE:Yg6,t:-I dfapfq .I alldallsm Z N,?im?. SW rehab .1 Q' ll , Z' :ra I I I' :.,:'?a'.. nu.. . .. an - 1 . . . al: llllllllllll llltlllllllll . acumen' ggzjfqlui' fivi' 1' 9 Inn? 'I siclff Business sioff 5 1 1111!- i::::nn-fu. , IUIIIII .. :::: -55157 zluuhi ' , O qulll and scroll FRESHMAN News STAFF Seated: Pat Kelso, Kathleen Kaupinen Standing: Carol Younkman, Judy Morgan, Nancy Ruhlman, Fay Chervan, Nancy Watters, Roberta Tilden, Carol Eroskey. Vivian Daniels, Staff Adviser is Mrs. Chapman fx HIGH TIMES BUSINESS STAFF Seated: Io Ann Ensinger, Sue Canfield, Jean Jordan Standing: Larry Bonham, Margaret DeLanc, Anita Hicks, Angie D'Amicone, Anna Damicone, Dolores Mer- cury, Jack Petty, Adviser ofthis staff is Miss Pfile GUI LL AND SCROLL RUCE ANDERSON, Shirley Kasler, Larry Bonham, Tom Conti, Barbara Kunst, Joann En- singer, Lillian Hovencamp, Anita Hicks, Abby Willyard, Donna Hergenroeder, Ersilia Dami- cone, Cecilia Mendiola, Eugenia Pantalone, and Linda Holman are the members of Quill and Scroll, the national honor society for high school iournalists. Ernie Fullum was absent when the picture was taken. To be a member of Quill and Scroll the student must be an active, dependable member of news staff. He must have fifty column inches of copy published and must be a iunior or senior in the upper third of his class. 69 Three of o kind . Bef' Sleepmg Bequfies Uh-huh' er non v O.-.AL I --NUNW Who burped ? Happy couple I . 3 .Q -. MV V u M 0 X7 , Q x - ,, ' A m Wu: 1 K' . c Q r V ', I f ef ' ' X 'W T ' . f K Q - pl' 1 ' L 4 22' 4 r f k .. 'ya N A N S . '?'6 U 1, ,O . um . ll ' . M . 1 , .5 ..f- , --xiii-. X . . :zzz r D .,.- ::!-- I 052431-'.'-'-f I , ig,'ifl ' ' , , '3f:?1N-'12 ' nl ,gill ss A ' fn ll :nl .eawvv ' xx 3 sl l -qli3.:g5..,':.i.i.i'. I km 1 ' Sm . x N.'. ' 'u 5.5 - I fn: Jo Ck ' n Louie VS Gxen Jil Q.. ,Amt 70 'C -. i 'Z 14 sm fi arf W 2 XY? K Y af? x 71 - mol Set, Mel? Dig boys! Jerry is ready Pull hard, Bufchl Xu . il ., lsr row- A. Kaupinen, L. Phile, R. Shriver, E. Fuilum, M. Pump, C. Proctor, J. Smith, R. Gray, T. Conti, B. Hutchison 2nd row- F. Minor, mgr., G. Dantone, F. Yontz, G. Fish, M. Watt, R. Gilcrest, T. Burt, J. Hamilton 3rd row- L. Chambers, D. Cummings, J. Lewis, C. Reedy, B. Ciancio, M. Cole Q fm.. 1 5 How for, Al? - l lj Nice leap, Ronniel NE of the less-heard-of sports at RHS is golf. While nearly all the students spend their after school hours enjoying the spring weather, the boys on our golf team are out at Meadowview preparing for their eight sched- uled matches and tournament play. The golfsters play host to other teams at Meadowview golf course. Three of the boys are playing their third year and Joe Mazzola, a new- comer fills out the foursome. Coach Don Vance has mentored the team for the past several years. asEl5iii?ii5E1iEfE1i mas. H fr 1- if2izsassiH2H11aEli o e a m X 1 '::::::.11: 'Blix . Hiiiia- , Siziiif'!E.zf :lil Q aamuiiia, ,, ' 3 Sass- is .- -- ' 'h . .::i?E1i'E: 'fi . - CWLANKING Coach Don Vance are this year's golf team. On the left, seniors Fred James and Dave Younlcmanp on the right are lf.: Dick Gardner and Joe Mazzola, iuniors. ' 55 ill E s I' :u'cN.Nw-'--- 73 .-as -v-+ fx. Z2 url club ffl 4 P 9 lie gf- if 'A'-5'5 V 2 1 -.A, i X , ,, we vi J .uma J-7 X '15 Q ,f V, 'ig -' fy 7 x ' ff' ?' E fx ? Front row- Mrs, Whittaker, adviser, M, Mary Bishop, Judy Christman, Fay 'X Chcrvan, Mary Galkus Standing- Bob Yoder, Bill Yoder, john Rusinko, John Spano, Bob Easter, j Reginald Knight, Marian Rocka- Q P!! fellow, john Fiore, fwithdrawnj ,H Donna Sheppard gf: To promote interest and o better understanding of art is the goal of tbisclub. J? its big project of the year was a masked ball similar to the one held by the Akron ff Institute of Art. Y-a A mn. , H , - it 55 EWiifffiffi'f?25f aff ,,,,,..,.... ,,,, , :'5'5,9,77,',7,1'if',',L1pLan ,'f'ff+f','Q?17Qae9b:1Zif'C'W'?f?ff!7f'Z7'f4'f'H7!f5E 1 , , ffmmiiff ?1'ffl'f'f'9fi5'f ,'1'Q fH1Q9 f'f'fff'f'f?f19ff?f1ffff'f'f'' .f',f?!f1f?f f lfffff?!!1C6'?Q4FFA77lx54'f'3'f'f'f'f75Z3'ff fii- f!Z f,'f'ici7?' Activities of the club include book reviews, sponsoring the faculty tea during Book Week, a dance for club funds, and helping decorate the library for special occasions. orrici RS i Vive President .. Antonina Cancilla President ....... Marilyn Ifankhauser fi Scuretary-Trt'aS11rer... X lprsilia Damic-one J M 74 if .1-Lf:-:ff-,-5F'Zg,2fa3-1:f0gg,, ' ,friiflfl ' 'l9,5:E:g5f?S-,Zfa-,fix- fgf in 211, .J ff- .1 .35 11 -I A jgiifga N ff Qi?-, 'M iqfiff' Wm? is , . 14353 '5'fLT:gf5g'fQtfE, fr V xt- 1 . ,.,-sQfQ.0':f21.2:valsiglilx -11:-12111-' ,. -153fgl2',gff1s'f'v'2Si'flL35ii:f5QQ:f3:f 03: ' ff ,. . -ze-'-:ggi -Q,-4-.-,-3. '-X f as library A y L. to r. Roy Hoskin, Ersilia Damicone, Norma Schofield, Beatrice Sfcrra, Angeline Nagella, A Betty Pemberton, Davim Watson, Marilyn Fankhauscr, Nina Canciila, Jeannette Hamilton, Sally Ashcraft, Naomi Muster, Mary Galkus 74 ANDS Across the Sea might well be the motto for this year's French Club As ' . a malor proiect, this or- ganization seeks t f ' ' ' o oster foreign friendships through correspondence with students i F n rance and Belgium. lt is gratifying to be able to feel that in our small way we can contribute to better understanding among the na- tions ofthe world, says Mrs. Shutler, club adviser. President .......... .John Lauritzen Secretary-Treasurer. . .Paul Carson french :lull -LQ S X . S FRENCH CLUB lst row- Bob Adams Lucy l-lam t , p on, Glenna Warren, Mary Lou Rickert 2nd row- Raymond Wilson, Vesta West, Joe Giulitto 3rd row! Lillian Hovencamp, Sue Canfield, Alice Hull, Sally Canfield, Betsy Riddle Standing- Judy Beal, Paul Carson, Phyllis Stroup, Nancy Rupert, Mrs. Shutler, adviser, and John Lauritzen Not Pictured- Bruce McClelland and Barbara Allen 75 lst row- 2nd row 3rd row 4th row- 5th row M.. lst IOWY 2nd row- 3rd row- 4th row- 5th rowe V. DiGiro1amo, N. Ruhlman, J. Kuhns, J. Madonio, A. Younkman, N. Bonham, S. Szabo, L. Sorkin, Mrs. Watters adviser A. Troia, D. Fagan, E. Matusz, B. Wascko, C. Sollberger, M. Stewart. C. Conti, N. Bussan D. Gombert, G. Jackson, I. Gnandt, O. Hovencamp. R. Line, D. Cunningham, L. Chambers R. Prendergast, J. Clark J. Kinney, T. Slike, D. Naturale, F. Meduri B. Rusinko, M. Fitzgerald, S. Cooke, S. Luedtke, P. Papiska NCREASING one's knowledge of Latin by group games and proiects is the main purpose of the Latin Club. Under the supervision of Mrs. Watters, the club held a dance and a candy sale for financing its Roman banquet. i LATIN CLUB OFFICERS FFICERS of the Latin Club are, top row left to right, Lee Chambers, vice Caesar from 5th period, Marilyn Stewart, scribe, 6th period class, and John Rusinko, legati. ln the bottom row are, Bob Wascko, Caesar, 5th period classy Carole Sollberger, Caesar, period 6. Not present when the picture was taken, Dennis Fagan, scribe. 77 -:5?5:f..- ... , .... ,-. . - ..6::.E::::wQ::.. 5254555535 . . .. I .z::::::::x::::.::.:::.-:: President. . . . . Peggy Nelson 111111111111-11111114111 '1p11nq111111111111-1-1111 I1'111111.1.11.1 11101:-'I'-1 5T111111111l l1,1:1I11u:,l1l1I,' -L sz:LZllIll T ' L55LmLwm':' .1.,m,.,-53.353511 reasurer . . . . . Eleanor Cola Miwlfifw -ff-'ff w.wwm:::.. 1 ....... . .............. H, ,,,,,,,,, -f'zce::z'l wy:z':w:m,,- L1:::uv' . 11 . -1 1 1111 11 .-- - :I-u:: Lmm':::::1'lI,a--mouu:: ,,-:ng Secretary. . . . . . . . Joyce Mariana 1 7 lf I ll , If T21 1 1' fl .. 1' Z. 1ln1s1: 'j :11l1111-111m:1f11 11:::::::-1' I :gk ,, 7 1 --- 1 1 1111.1 1111.1 4 11 1 1111 1111111111111 WML--I ' ''. 'w:':Mg:l?hIll1q:::jf:.I up- , -,.,.. f ll cl 3 I I ... ..,...,.........l.- J , . .... .F J---1-.4117-, T .,r...-1-...L,,,T.,.,..,,,,T,.4, , ,yd my A W i ' -'i1,f JN. 1 1 ,, 111a111-...- --...1.1.11 .1 11111 1111111 1 111.1 .- wwf - H::':1--If-::::::::.u--f-::::1v:::mz..1-,11,vmm'--11.-111111. ::.-. ,-g11::.-::::. , ,M U1 1.1,::1111. .111 1111.-111:::.1--1111111::j:!:!- 111.1-11717111.11111111151':,1,.,111:::::::f,,.::!. lst row- H. Schwenk, S. Ashcraft, J. Wavrek, E. Keppler, J. Studer, E. Mros, S. Morris 2nd row-S. Swager, N. Stronz, V. Daniels, E. Coia, P. Nelson, Mrs. Louise Giffen, Mrs. Lois McDonald, J. Calanni, J, Mariana, C. Esposito, C. Byers 3rd row- M. Mendiola, R. Harrington, B. Line, A. Damicone, C. Lauffer, M. Rock, J. Lawrentz, D. Ward, P. Lansky. M. Gowdy, M. Hoskin, B. Scott, N. Smith, S. Dobroski 4th row- M. Eikleberry, E. Ruhlman, S. Waggoner, B. Jones, J. Jordan, E. Papiska, F. Prusky, C. Proctor, L. Kelsey, L. Spiker, L. 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Nancy McVay, Diane Jennings, Anna Damicorie, Margaret Delano, Alice Hull, Cecilia Mendiala, Donna Hergenroeder Eugenia Pantalone, Sandra Williams, Mary Lou Rickert Shirley Kasler, Lillian Hovencamp, Nancy Mulliss, Sue Canfield, Patricia Day, Ersilia Damicone, Diane Christman Mrs. Kathleen Shutler, adviser Patricia Glock, Doris Rusinko, Sally Canfield, Madonna Iarussi, Mona Bregant, Dolores Reed, Margaret McCardel Nancy Kenward, Teresa Dobrilovic, Patricia Prendergast, Nancy Rupert, Shirley Walker, Teddy Ziemba Linda Holman, Susan Anderson, Norma Bussan, Abby Willyard, Wayne Hutchison 11 1111ly11l1l111: -, ll, ,,, 11111 5 ,.. .1 U ' ni 1111111111 1 1 1111111 7'f::'5qh1f?5111I11111111111311 1 E11 -' .H-1-uf, '1 ' - -1 11.12 - .. l.f'llI I Il . ff9Z1 11 1 11111111 1111lhf5f11f:1 Illlllldlllllllllly I I llll I Ill I , I .-'gill 3 9'M ::5 ?ZiE2Z.im..m.yy I 5W1f511-111111111 1111 ygqgfwhluf 1. 1 1 ,,,,,,, 1 1, 1 111 1111111111 ugh 1 11111 1 111 'M Il I I 111.. 1111111 I. ug' ug: ,,, '1 11111 111111l111111111111?5111 wrgaret Mccardel 1 111 ,1 111111 1 11 11111 'I I 11?g 1Z5' 1llll1111Q1:11f ' ' P d 1111 111111 1111111 ...,', Vice- fesi en'-H Linda Holman 1111111lll1111.111gl1.::' . . wwf Z'-1 .'.'. .1 .: :-g?gg:::f:1 53 3 .mann g::m:q::.' egg H1721- ....--.. -. ,.... .--, :'1w' --.7. 'I . -'.... 1111 I 'I' 1 11 1 I 111111ql 1?:f.:L 'Zw ' ll . . . .... L .....L., 5 .'.i:,,,, .7 192' .11 11 ,fl .1.f. .11..:.1l1,,,?11.ll 1 1 ,gg,,,:,4: ' 1 1111111 ':.m::: H1f.L..45gy..1.,..------- W .... -1 ,-pn----:':'-1:.,z.: :.1:-yi nn' ' ' ' ' ,1111.. 1111 .11-1 111 ...F- ..- ir... . .-., . '07 BEET' ' ,, . ' ' 11.1111 ug:'::1 ...-:...- -.. -..-.-.,,i,,,,,,,,,,1 ...-.. .- 1 11111'111 1 I lllf' 1 11111111111 '5T5W:-5::z1:::' Secretary-Treasurer . . . '7'WIE ' Diana Jennings CT EMBERS of the Future Teachers of America have been busy this past year fulfilling their dutie substituting in the absence of teachers, tutoring pupils, and grading papers for teachers. The Ravenna FTA chapter, chartered in l929, was the third club to be formed in Ohio. 79 ff. Y , 9' .I!'.- . !551L7n ii'l:n7iiIu l,,y:!l:L'!!:lI.1?Il::f:1 'ln-nunlunrnfpf H' H -U' ffM-Hn:-vffff'TW :I::f1ffllfII4f-213134 4-M.siw:,vawzsf::m'nf-Ib' 11'fv':::aw5:::nv:b......... --:av:unm.v::-:.::, .- Y . I Hu n 1 nnuq:.y1' TIh7flHllfIiiilI1nnuun-un.....nruf11:51:11'lllllfl-vunnnu unlllfllginnuuwl 'i -. ll - :-. ' i .. '!. .. I ': -. 5. , as .. .M ' 5' ' ZZ 5. '. ': I ? - .. 4. I 4 1' I. 'I I. ,: .. 'f .7 I I' .I 7 F : I . 'I A 'I 12 .'. 4 . 4' Il . : . 1- Q ' ':. I. 1 1 : MR. WATTERS ASSISTANTS gg - ,.. Seated: Miss Butlerg standing: front-Margaret McCardel, Carolyn Kline, Betty Kauffman, Z 'Q Pat Prendergast, Sally Provenzog back-Allan Kaupinen, Don Reed. Virginia Frayer Qnot 2 5 - I plcturedj ,I 1 :fr-.::::::...... .... ..- ....,.-.....-. .... . .. ........,... n ..-.. . ..... :If nun.-m--'mn -u,,m,,,,,,,,,.,,.:,:::ii,gg HHH .W ic: A -L , , - Ni Q MR. MONTECALVCTS ASSISTANTS From left to right are: Ersilia Damicone, Ernie Fullum, JoAnn Ensinger, Betty Pemberton, and Patricia Wilkes 80 1 UI ' zz 4 ll fa I II , nuff ., 11.11, ...... 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HOPE'S ASSISTANTS Frnm L. to R. are Doris Rusinko, Hugh Mahan, Robert Klohn, Mr. Hope, and Ersilia Damicone 81 15111 IIHII ll I -1 ll uns I K Ill ln. .as-Q MISS GREEN'S ASSVSTANTS - Teresa Dobrilovic and JoAnn Ensinger 25555 Gordon Watters, Lucy Hampton, Mary Alice Rock, Eugenia Pantalone, Dolores Reed, Sally Canfield, and Nancy Mulliss assist Miss Moncey at the information Desk. Y i .. .. '!! I 'I ll I1 1 9' Ill 'qvqfniaf :nun I ll I .. -: -I 3 I A I .. . sl 'L ll ll J!! . I I Ill 5 ... ll Ill H. 17 82 stage crew EHIND the scene for every RHS production was the nail benders' crew, with a job well done Left to right are Gasper Dantone, Floyd Mm r, Pat Kelso, Mr R Richard Banker, Bob Easter, George Hampton Allen Warner, and Ray Kunst 83 'Ju' ,' NS: N2 :mls :vhs s , ll x N hall monliors ICTURED are students who have taken the lab of hall monitors ln theirspare time they sitat the ends of the upper and lower corridors. Keeping the hall clean and neatisan important duty besides checking the pupils and keeping the halls Free of noise. Seated- Jo Ann Bruno and Gerry Whitman. 2nd, rowl to r. - Pat Day, Mary Flowers, Norma Schofield fwithdrawnj Diane Christman 3rd, rowl to r. - Nancy Kenward, Betty Kauff- man, Dick Fisher, Floyd . Minor u ll'!'Nl!'ll 'lush ':.v'l .gn ,lg minimis :NUI in ' I N' lil. 's f Z1 iuuunnll 1 Nl I it -2 l HE l 32 in 2 u ,I 'a n 3! is 'Q Q Q N s Q Q h u R A140-fi'-r-kfL 0 ,,M , e d I I' Q Y S O-EDITORS ofthe Tatler are shown here. DAVE YOUNKMAN and LINDA HOLMAN shared the task of getting the yearbook to press this year. 'K A J My , -frffg-'im I siuff TAT LE R STAFF lst row- M. Monroe, D. Jennings, S. Andersong Znde P. Velenasc, S. Kaslerp 3rd- R. Audino, V. Veseriat, E. Damiconcg 4th M. Fankhauser, D. Bocanelli, S. Strah1g5th- N. Bissonette, T. Dobrilovicg 6th- A. Willyard, M. Brcgant, T. Contig 7th- M. McCarde1, F. James, W. 1-iutchisong Sth- W. Livingston, D. Gast, C. Proctor, 159th E. Fullum, B, Allen, A. Kaupinen, I. Smith, B. Anderson turede A. Nagella, B. Kunst, B. Sferra, P. Prendcrgast, P. Romlto, M. Flowers, J. Ensinger, P. Day, -diola, B. Hutchison STAFF TYP ISTS L. to R. standing- Teresa Dobrilovic, Nancy Kenward, Carolyn Bussan, Marjorie Mon- roe, Shirley Hall, Ruth Bush. Seated- Walter Livingston, Viola Nagclla .uqgtiixx Q ':i:1::n.r15'.:Rgtgz N-1 Eg g s. .: 5. W 5 QSWEQQ 5 Egi E. 0 am' E siuffw 84 Who is taking the picture? Ronnie Shriver, Fred Yontz, Dalc Sapp business staff Kneeling- P. Vclcnose, J. Hamilton, V. Vcseriat, C. Webb, B. Pemberton. Seated- B. Sferra, S. Srrahl, N. Mcvay, L. Bonham, R. Brode, J. Perry, N. Bussan, R. Audino, L. Holman Standing- S. Hall, M. Flowers, D. Younkman, A. Kaupinen, B. Hutchison, N. Kenward, A. Willyard EDITORS CIRCULATION CNHHE Qdveffisang sfuffhos sold ads for this year's Ddve Younkmdn Russ Brode book. It is headed by Larry Bonham and Jack Petty. Linda Holman ADVERTISING - 81 BUSINESS The circulation staff, SENIOR SECTION with Russell Brode in charge, Jack Petty has taken orders for Taflers. Pat Day C. E. Egan is business ad- Larry Bonham viser. ART N EDITORIAL ADVISER 'I ' ., , Kay Fa nkha user Miss Ruth Juve , N' 5 P ORT5 BUSINESS ADVISER X Y Mr. C.E. Egan a- TL f Bruce Anderson Y J . X STAFF DRAFTSMAN 2:1 be had James Y e a r b o o k s i ll f f 85 1 ,.- .. , Xl -at Q -1 lu n i o r p I a y PRODUCTION STAFF Seated- L. Hampton, E. Pantalone, D. Hergenroeder, P. L. to R. in front row- Judy Beal, Marjorie Monroe, Mary Kipp Lou Rlckert, Alice Hull, Margaret Delano, Shirley Walker, Standing- N. Mulliss, S. Canfield, M. Iarussi, Mr. Banker, and Joe Giulitto R. Lim-sch, B. Riddle, S. Canfield Back row' Fred Yontz, Ted Ziemba, Bob Easter, Bob Rice, Top- B. Easter, G. Dantonc, D. Norris Randy King, Iohn Hamilton, and Bob Adams iunuclry Ihaw c VERCOMING all obstacles lfavorite television programs and Friday the l3thl the Juniors managed to make a huge success of their class play, January Thaw, presented on February l2 and l3. Alice Hull and John Hamilton shared the leads as Marge and Herbert Gage who decided to get away from hectic city life by moving to the country. The peace and quiet of the country provided the worry ridden father with an opportunity to finish writing his book. The 200 year old farmhouse, badly in need of repair, gave Marge, a lover of an- tiques, a chance to redecorate it in fine colonial style. Living in the country gave Margaret Delano as tomboy Paula, a chance to run loose. Mariorie Monroe, as Sarah, could now be near the horses she loved so well . Where they lived made no difference to Barbara, Mary Lou Rickert, who existed on her love for her fiance, George Husted, Fred Yontz. Shirley Walker and Bob Easter were the Rockwoods, the former occupants of the Connecticut farm- house and the dating parents of Matt, Randy King. Bob Rice portrayed Uncle Walter, the newscarrier of the countryside. Frieda, the maid, came to life when enacted by Judy Beal. Joe Giulitto was Loomis, the Gage lawyer. Ted Ziemba played Carson, the constable, while Bob Adams was his assistant. R. Richard Banker directed the play. Mrs. C. R. Francies, iunior class adviser, worked with the production staff. X9 President ........ Margaret Eikleberry Vice-President. .. Sophia Dobroski RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Anna Damicone, Margaret Delano, Mary Alice Rock, Alice Hull CQHIS year our varsity four has set the school on fire with novel pep meetingsand terrific school spirit. Cheering together for two consecutive years are Cecilia Mendiola, Shirley Kasler, Teresa Dobrilovic, and Nancy McVay. pep club N organization of 38 members and the var- sity and reserve cheerleaders, the pep club has served its purpose successfully for the second consecutive year. This club has helped to promote school spirit by learning new cheers, decorating the goal posts and helping the cheerleaders put on the skits in their pep meetings. Their projects this year were making and sell ing pep sticks, purchasing beanies, and decorat- ing cars for the caravan. Faculty adviser is Miss Jeanette Green. Q , s - ? .fx ' ' x R I1 A E 'W 'J ll ' 3 i ' y' J' 'fs - - . c .Wm L s LIMAXING the '53 school year was the Junior-Senior Prom. With the gym gaily decorated, fol- lowing the unusual theme, selected by the committee, the annual affair was attended by a host of couples. The RHS gym was transformed into a magic ball-room by the hard working juniors, sponsors of the affair. May 9 was a night that will always be remembered by the many senior boys and girls who attended their last prom. lst row- Joyce Mariana, Margaret Delano, Mary Lou Rickcrt, Carlin McVay, Judy Beal 'ind row- Jac Mazzola, Bob Adams, Ronnie Locsch, Jim Surboro, Bob Rice :ird row- Lucy Hampton, Ruger Gilcrest S prom 88 grucluaiion L. to r. Marilyn, Cecilia, Linda, Dick, Ernie, and Jerry N the evening of May 28, the dreams of H5 seniors will be real- ized when they receive their diplomas in the 90th commencement excercises at Ravenna High School. The six commencement speakers will carry out the theme ofOhio's Sesquicentennial. Linda Holman will deliver the valedictory address while Diclc Gast presents the salutatory address. Other commencement speakers are Cecilia Mendiola and Ernie Fullum, chosen by classmates, and Marilyn Monroe and Jerry Smith, chosen by the faculty. Baccalaureate services will be held on May 24. 89 fa 4: 'Q x 'vi x , ' ' U Inn, ,. 3 2 qv, Q 1 4 ' is Q o 0965, o V5 I Turmngrlghf Sonto's helpers W 15' f Sitting pretty 50 eye y Che , Fiqy Q 'pai - 1 . Ji- v,-' ,W A t.,-y ,X is I Q W? 1 Z wi J, f ix Vff? Casey at bat Hillbillys -. Y 1-- , s, is 'S ni ' Of' I I gf? nm 1 X lx ,fa That Pepsodenf Smale - LLiL r QVL- - f Going Somewhere'-7 Oh Henry Babes in arms A i j ,. , was ' - raw ' ' ,f i?2?5,il52'2r.,- 2 . 1 r 1 y m J Eff O Happy Day! sl' fin i Q 1 rr a Merry Mermaid 91 Allen, B. B. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Barrett, Robert Beal, Dr. J.C. Bender's Sohio Bohecker's Business College Brown Gables Cipro Motors Clement's Jewelers Collier, Dr. C.V. Curtiss Greenhouse East Park Restaurant Fitz and Greenwald Frank's Sohio Gray's Electric Groclecki, Dr. E.F. Hamilton Hardware Harper Brothers Hemminger and Scott Hodge Tailoring Horr and Son, Seeds C. patrons Huffman, Dr. and Mrs. l.M. Lyon and Morgan Drug Store Mandalin's Cleaners McCoy's Motors Morry's Clothes Music Mart Neely, Dr. R.C. Morris Busy Corner Quality Meat Market Rainbow Drive ln Redmond, E. J. Rock and Wells, Barbers Roger Brown Lumber Company Romito--Donnelly Corp. Second National Bank Shield's Oldsmobile Streely, N. P . Summers and Wilson Vale Edge--Kainrad Dairy Western Reserve Hotel Wright's Department Store FAIRCHILD INSURANCE AGENCY 336 East Main St., Ravenna Helen D. Fairchild, Agent- Tel 6851 FIRE -- AUTOMOBILES -- BONDS -- ACCIDENT POLIO POLICY 5I0.00 Insures up to 55,000 each member of family. Insure against Polio plus eight other diseases: Encephalitis, Scarlet Fever, Diptheria, Meningitils Smallpox, Leukemia, Tetanus, Rabies. BYRAN F. JONES AGENCY II8 N. Chestnut St. Ravenna, Ohio Phone 6533 Insurance 8m Real Estate Be Sure Insure Best Wishes MO N T IG N E Y from H ARDWAR E GOODYEAR Admiral SI Arvin T. V. SERVICE STORE Appliances 81 Paints l4I E. Main Phone 3446 Phone 762i JENSEN - REICHE Cold Fur Storage The Only Cold Fur Storage vault in Portage County Plumbing and MA R S H A L L' S Heating 229 S. Chestnut St., Ravenna IOP N- P'05PeCl' Phone 7I22 Cleaners -- Dyers -- Furriers Coal Dial 6750 Ice Compliments of- PORTAGE ICE 81 COAL We Make Warm Friends H AVR E And Keep Them CooI C H E V R O L E T Quality and Service Ravenna Ohio Courtesy of RAVENNA DRY CLEANERS RAVENNA LUMBER 8m COAL LYNN 81 HICKORY WAY Ravenna, Ohio RAVENNA, OHIO Dial 6321 Ravenna's Newest and Most Modern E. G. Phone Dry Cleaning Plant 235 Zeta Street Yard Near Phone 7264 Erie Depot RAVEN NA HARDWARE COMPANY Serving Ravenna Since 1835 THE A. C. WILLIAMS CO. Manufacturers of Light Gray Iron, Semi-SteeI, Aluminum 81 Magnesium MORE THAN A CENTURY OF FOUNDRY EXPERIENCE RAVENNA ATHLETIC 8. SUPPLY Complimentsof 220 Meridian BARKES and PORTHOUSE Sporting Goods of All KlndS General Contractors Hen Rom: to P rop P hone 4665 DAY BRO S GROCERIES Free Dellvery Phone 6415 206 S Merldlan Courtesy S K O R MA N D A YOUNKMAN 8. S N Bullders of tune homes Phone Rav 415 S Freedom 6130 Ravenna P O R TAG E FURNITURE SALES Modern Furniture 224 W Mann St Ravenna Phone 7610 L F RA N K L U M Everything for the Bullder Ravenna Kent Dual 7322 Dual 3614 4 Hour Service P ORTAGE CLEANERS 204 V2 Merldnan Pickup and Dellvery Call 8134 of . ,S . . O CI1' Moderate Prices T H E P . . B E R C O . - ' 95 PRINTING GREENE AND KERTSCHER Offset Shoes Cn Letter P ress Accessories ECORD PUBLISHING C Yard Goods Ravenna Ohio Apparel IIO 2 East Mann St FORNEY S FINER MEATS Phone Ravenna Free Delivery Dual 7739 3414 245 W Mann St Ravenna Compliments of fljufanfe I FOR You TOWN PUMP RESTAURANT I The Harrrngtons HOWARD F JENNINGS Cotton Corners Phone 8031 I6I N Chestnut Phone 7 The Totler staff appreciates the fnne photography of The Irvlng Studio The beautnful photographs used for the seasonal dlvlslon pages were the gift of Harley Walters WILLIAM J KELLER INC Buffalo Prmted the I953 Tatler d . THE R O. I . -I I ' . - I . ' . , ' ,, Irfr' 3, ' I ' x s , Yoffzs I Q x - Irrrr . I I I ' I ' I I . ' y,EI-I-E 96 QQ BUFFA' 1 -f-, f. -' 1 er' Q l , 3' JH ' I ADH! 'L T- ax Il . 5 . . - .. mfgaq, 4 . A Q, ill' 4 lt., , ,fr vi-Q: '- J , A aiu-LE, . -2 - . f '- ' ' : . 3 ',,..fy 5 ' . V - . 'fT':'L ., ,A H - j N H f Q' 3 .T 41. 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