Rocky River High School - Riverlet Yearbook (Rocky River, OH)

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,J-R29 rr 1. 'l4.L"L:'J:N 4 '. :::::::::::::o0::: Bob And ree Bob easily wins the title of "Most Jovial to Graduate in '44". One af Bob's main inter- ests is the legitimate stage and he is always up to date an e y e r y t h i ng concerning the theatre, Janet Be rkey That darling smile, and per- sonality plus make for tun and surprises whenever .Ianet's around. She enioys and is ac- tive in sports. MAMA , . , . I ' 'Jr-4',A,u ,Av-iff 04,11 .f AN . 1 fl I-,pw , f X d.P"'f. 1 1, ' ' A' ::::::::ooo0::43-b::: Cliff Badger Without Cliff we can't imagine o dramatic production being a success and in years to come we hope to see his name in lights at the Hanna. i . ' F 1 .. - A Q' i ' 1 LL' ' ' if if " 1 -iJf"'.V ,J ' mol'-'B ' V FOSITXGIC a ' , 65' - Q' i,55',XiUim3Qw..f1i5QSCe4 'lfif rfotest ass s. deep in- L erest in theatre should ar- ry Qerftar in future years F 41 nz- VM. L 1 Marge Beers Full of pep and rarin' to go describes Margy to a "T". Her happy smile and joyful laugh come from the bottom of her heart. Ken Armstrong Happy-go-lucky Scotty is al- ways ready to have a good time or ci good argument. We shall never forget his super acting in our senior play "There Shall Be No Night." SENIOR CLASS Marge Brittain Being a master of sly remarks and catchy comebacks, this little brunette is on exceptional conversationalist. Although she appears rather dainty, Marge is a follower of the great out- doors, Bill Beach This quiet, well-mannered chap is best liked tor his good na- ture and friendly spirit. His flashing eyelashes also give him recognition as a lady's man. sixteen

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4 Dona Mae Burkhart A winning smile, an original hair-do, long curly eyelashes fwhich are the envy of many girlsl, and loads of personality seem to be a suitable sketch of Dona. Dona also deserves much credit as the editor of the Hi- Tide. Ed Beutler Pat is a big fellow with a voice to match. He's quiet in school but he's loads of fun at a party. He left at mid-year to go to Purdue University. ::::: OI' 1 944 June Cater This tall understanding brun- ette with the cheerful smile is well suited for her chosen pro- fession, teaching little boys and girls. June can be depended upon for help at any time, Jim Branch Jim may always be counted on to appear at social events and school functions. Being an outdoors man, he enioys both winter and summer sports. Two outstanding features of his ap- pearance are his flashy jackets and his well-groomed hair. seventeen Ray Berkey Penfield sent "Bud" to Rocky River and without him, we pro' bably wouldn't have won the championship in basketball - that smile and sense of humor will be remembered by all. Edith Carlson One of our quiet but indus- trious seniors is Edith, who de- votes an abundance of time and effort working on the pro- duction staff. -0,440,000-ooo,-'oo-oooosou :::o::Qoa:::::::o:: Leonard Bitler "Duke" was the powerhouse on our football team for he is just full of that old drive. "Duke" left us at the half and his snappy grin is missed by many Ann Cooper Ann is known for her natural curly hair and her shy manner. Her quietness does not hide her sweetness, generosity and ef- ficiency,