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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

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I M 4 r ful! llg Kai: xl K ' 41 ny, U-I. rf ,,, J i 'f ..., il I v D' I T ROCKY RIVER HIGH 9 14, my fn.. J- 'M ll' fi NEP? ' .. 1 V V S 1 I . 4 1 A V Q L .4183 lk- F ' Q-f f. . Q x x '. 'ur 'v'v'5 'f., .nf 4 f, nl , xxx . -f 1 'Q A H J 0 ., , b .ggi vnu ,,.. 1 v A. -rf-z Q 1 'Q 'WW ri ,W M-...4 sr-fy ,L A -1 -.MQ PRINCIPAL QFHCE 'W YL-,f MY: T :.1I 1 K A, mi w .1 r Y 11-.rrmcl ' 2.1-. 1' si mm r- N VW N: T mv T' :Pwr f,'VYl NWX IN' wg Y w'.T .1 r V MM IV JY ' A ' Il 7' , 'UV ' ul L L: Pwr zw' s , In L , TM 'tx , ' r Tmr wr ' f ' ,' . 1' , '.' ' J 'NI r ,' ' .' 1. f.'N. f 1 ' V' fl' 'VfIT1 T uw D 1' ,' 'V r 1 Y x I 1 1 1 I , A I , 4.1 1' S-'2 'J I fi I 1 W, Eu? 2, i 3' v UPERI TE DE T fi MR. THQBURN DAVIS Mr, Dovis hos served os superintendent of Rocky River Schools for only five yeors, but in thot time he hos betome o leoding citizen of the community ond o highly respected od- ministrotor in our educotionol system. His insight into school needs, his devotion to his work, ond his wise decisions concerning problems thot orise hove been some of the greot- est contributive toctors in the rernorkoble odvoncement of educotionol stondords in Rocky River. The personol interest our superintendent tokes in oll phoses of school life, in the students, in the teoihers, ond in the other personnel mcikes everyone confident thot only the highest gools will he striven for under Mr, Dovis's guidonce eight PRINCIP L S MR. MARSDON U. GRUBB Mr. Grubb is not only the principal of Rocky River High School but also the friend of every student. l-lis genuine interest in the faculty and students, his willingness to co- cperate in all activities, and his broad-minded outlook make Mr. Grubb a man to admire and a man to whom students, parents, and teachers feel free to turn for consultation. Handling the myriad details of his office and co-ordinating school life with community life are tasks denanding of Mr. Grubb infinite patience and tact. We are fortunate to have Mr. Grubb as our principal, DE GF GIRL MISS FRANCES MCKEE Miss McKee as the dean of girls has the responsibility ofthe welfare and the cornportment of the girls of Rocky River High School. Her understanding and graciousness have endeared her to all who come in contact with her. Helping to oversee activities of Student Council, Girls' Council, and Friendship Club and teaching two classes of English are just a few of Miss McKee's duties. Many seniors have been grateful that they were able to turn to her for advice in choosing a college. Miss McKee is truly an inspiration to the girls ot our school, BCARD GF EDUCATIG MR. SIEDEL MR. SMILEY MRS. LEPONTOIS MRS. JOSSELYN MR. SOLLENBERGER MR. DETTERMAN Planning for the kind of education which will enable the students of Rocky River to take their places in a democratic society is the responsibility delegated to the members of the board of education. Through the foresight and good judgment of this group the public schools of Rocky River are maintained at a high level of educational efficiency. The mem- bers of the board give generously of their time, knowledge, and experience to make our school system one of which we are proud. The community, as well as the schools, suffergd a great loss in the passing of Mr. Edward W. Ferry, who served on the board of education for three years. Officers for the year are Mr. Frank Siedel, president, Mr. l-lylas E. Smiley, vice-president, and Mrs, Mildred Josselyn, clerk-treasurer. Oqher members are Mrs. Allison LePontois, Mr. Carl W. Sollenberger, and Mr. Orville Detterman. eleven GLISH l-ligh school students are required ta study English each yearg therefore all Riverites are enrclled in the regular classes. In addition, seventy-eight have elected to study public speaking, which is included in the department at English. is Englsh class is one of eighteen that meet dailw in River l-lign. Miss Dorathv Grax : 1 -,A ,z .'.es'C ' FN-i are 5 1 r Robert K. Payne BA, MA Baldwin-Wallace College Western Rcscmc Lnisorstx English H -Tirlc Arts iser Miss Edith White AB, M.A. Baldwin-Wallace Collcqe Columbia Uniwersim Speech, Mathematics Thespians imc-rmrv-rni.n Miss Mory-Ann LeBedoff Mrs. Leong Vvinpenny -E A 'A A E A , M A -'-cl' I- C, Collage Flora Sfenc Mmncr o on ,iilc I tic Frome Ln crsify of W scores n r he , English gpg-,gn Engl gh h my CIU2 ygggbyrgg Mrs. Audrey Zobowsky BA, AA. Oh.o on .ers fy Lovin, English Riverlef Adi isc' Of the three foreign longuogcs offered ot Rocky River High School, Lotin Il, Spanish I ond Il, ond French I ond II ore given yeorly. Lotir, III ond IV ore olfer- nofed. Forty-two students were enrolled in this yecir's French closses, forty-nine in Sporish, ond seventy-on-3 in Lofin. These iuclw Luth III smficnls fove been chosen ro write Them frcnsa 'is on FGREIG ANGU GES the hoiru -Q? me M , fi, Arthur Bennett EA, BS in E51 Ohio Stctc lVni.crf , Penn College Physics Phys-col Er: cate Ei-vs Attcngrahze :dont Rzsrc r' Hi-Y Ccntce-i committee Arthur J. Bridenbaugh BS, MA Miami University Western Reserve University Chemistry, Physical Science Moyne Operators Donald Frail BS. in Ed Bowling Green University Biology, Mechanical Drawing Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach Iyaku SCIENCE This year physical science was added to the curriculum to replace physical geography, This course, together with chemistry, physics, and biology, com- pletes the science department, There were sixty-tive students enrolled in chemistry classes, torty-two in physics, eighty-two in biology, and sixty-two in physical science. Laoorctory sciences Qiyc sgdents the c:'ocrt,.n,ty to find out for themselves truths of the scientitic wo d Jirnlliviston, a former student at River, visited classes in A record of school lite would not be complete international relations and told of his experiences in Alaska without o reminder of classes in U S history a re while he was serving in the Army. Since History of the United States is a required course in the high school curriculum, one hundred and thirty- six students filled tive classes assigned to the subject. World history classes totaled ninety-four pupilsg internation- al relations and sociology classes, halt- year courses, included a membership of forty-seven. fifteen quired subject tor seniors Roy C. Bullington BA., MA, Canterbury College Indiana State Teachers' Colleg World History, Sociology International Relations Baseball Coach William Donnelly BA, MA Ohio Wesleyan University History Current Forum ,,...4 One of the reasons that home economics Shop machinery tascinafcs haw ot mechanical Ewen courses arc popular is that they give girls and well it should, for our cauiprnent .s up-to-do the opportunity to till their wardrobes with smart new clothes. Paul B. Crites BS. in Ed Ohio University Mechanical Drawing, Shop Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Thcspian Stage Scenery Miss Bernice Summer Special Art Diploma Western Rcserxc University Cleveland School ot Art Aff Miss Delphinc Whalirwg es Ms Ohio llnixcrstu Lnixcraitx 01 Minnqcqvq Home Economics Fricnrtship Clul' Eighty girls participated in classes in home economics during the year. Forty-seven students developed skill in mechanical drawing, and fifty-one boys gained valuable experience in handling machine tools in shop classes. Three years ot art, beginning as well as advanced, attracted sixtyfeight stu' dents. Drivers' education, a onc- semester course, enabled thirtyfthrec boys and girls to learn to drive a car expertly. Wiiliom B. Hooker lfiss Goldie Strown FE VA :ff '61 F -'gif-tor Qrst nfi f- ixtc'n Rescue on .,i- . Fiikkccpiriqy T,g,iriq '14 F gntit. Movwozer it Atntfzt' 'nz' Ticusuicr Two ycors eoch of typing, bookkeeping, ond snort' nond ore offered to students desirous eithzr of ex- tensive business training or of just o sutfifient omount of typing to e-noble them to do their own typed popers. One hundred ond fittyftnree River- ites studied typing, thirty-three, bookkeeping, ond thirty-eight, shorthand. ix i t 'it w tovvt t 1x rr' Ono' ti F' v-rt on Q w rn' ri Mirncfigrooning ciassrpfnwq nw irc' Ji 'i 4 ' ncotly speed iy f iQt it ttirs at niiis in Ct' ff- Pin ' .ct ii u MATH The deportment of mothemotics offers courses in beginning, odvonced, ond college olgebro, plone ond solid geom- etry, ond trigonometry. Solid geom- etry ond odvonced olgebro ore holtf yeor subjects os ore college olgebro and trigonometry. A totol of two hundred ond three students mode up the enrollment this post yeor. Robert Ebel ia A Orcrlin Cnllcqc Mcthcrnotics Dritcrw Eflitcot Axswfont Football Crcfh Director of BOV5 Introrvuirol Blockboords ore white with the dost of countless moth problems cholked ond rcchoikcd 'or :tar lworvchl engineers-to-be budget-minded housewives-to-he, ct cctcro John A, Rowland ext MA Yplc' LJr'ti.Cr--it, Ciulinvil io bn .ui Alqc' :CJ Co 'oncct lgtrut r Miss Christine Baurngardner E S in Ed -'fczster Cz'-ego 'J'-iig Evgte gnivergitf Uhvsiccl Educaton 'ftvamarals Leaders S Randall F. Motts BA, MA Hciclcllicrq College Columbia Univcrsitv Physical Education Football Coach, Basketball Coach varsitv R PHYSICAL EDUCATIO In accordance with the laws of our state, all students participate in classes of physical education, Besides the regular program ot sports, students in thc- tenth grad: have twice-a-week classes in health, All intramural and intermural sports, however, are extra- curricular. Girls at Rivcr c-mov nothing more than a chance to loin in a brisk game of soccer, baseball Or even, on occasion, football' MUSIC Robert E. Moore Harlan L. Thcmas E3 in Ed,MM. ESM,M.M IH Ed Miami University Baldwin-Wallace Collcqc lfniycrsiiy of Michigan University of Michigan Roco! Music Bond, Orchestra Music Appreciation The vocal section of Rivcr's music department offered, in addi- tion to A Cappella and Girls' Glee Club, a special madrigal group of twenty voices known as Riveliers, and a barbershop quartet. A Cappella numbered eighty and the Girls' Glee Club forty. Band and orchestra made up the instrumental section with forty-eight and thirty members, respectively. Many hours of orocf ce by the bond arc necessary to synchronize tl'cir playing and their marching Anssmw Robert M, Milier E 5 Ori.o University Eolglwin-Wallace Cone-qv Lit ram Mrs, Olgo Borns ieffetsr. Mrs. Glodys Fisher BA Western Reserve Ln Library Mrs Vivion Vlocla Litre lcfcreror. iyeri T, The librory, which contoins over thirty- five hundred volumes, circulotes from eight hundred to one thousond books ond periodicols monthly. A stoff ot students ossists the librorion The of- fice secretory ond her ossistont ore oided by ten students who ore on duty eoch period ond during homeroom :eehq trio! tire rubs functions st library or ,fticv :re -rhcofnly cQJrr,e.! ,J s nc univnpsrtgr' Yuslf nersty r we SE ICR HGMERQUM E?f'IrSTCV1f6rH'16 d rs ck P x M Sch OI Us 5 wplm mmrf s vx wr k ond pmud we ore 1.1 rcoch thy Der L d m meg when we com tok ,vcr Gxotmg OCfrwt462s THGT wg? ff If yum xg urwm re VWSDVUTITICB som S L 1 A GT QIFULVJTI P 6 I' x O mY that t Q kurl' C TLV TV VV A AY xf R1 x X1 uf Hag C Q 1 J, Hx: H Mkfwi ' Z 1 KAY I , Q ' 'T nw Lf' TH f 1 gm L+. On Cr NOV I , Q5 m rg Wrwlx fr m SDf ., CWC W VL rw Twp! 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A trim vwzfv the :amz A It ng' fi rfe ::n'e c gg U A We g.:'ef:-2 gt f ag f' ef 3.1 1, zucfcs 3 :swf 'ec . ngrw wfgf. ng Esnl R 22 Ecfezc-' ' Cigweer C,nr'v 'ee 2 ' V '- YZ Lak, '2 vez: IL-eg,f.ta V 'www--' ', ' Cetmctt 3 Truck 23 ntvung,rg.- LOIS BITTERMAN One et the Iotcst ottmttum te TNQ sz-:MJ 5 fm rcoder on exceIIent ptano LILJNCV nztftef mm' L Leomtml eewono votre tntefexte.: tr an cemct: ww.. tures :peeks German ' -enrlx C n-vne rr np ,I pernope Q future time ec teufru wt Q: 'GQ 1, vv Iv cnt: Q trwenmy ward Im eweryone Fruenrmhwp 3 Intronwrms 3 GICQ CI-II 3 lwrurx Smtt Qi Other Schcgi I2 LOUIS BODNAR Louev keeps Domi rnterestwrtg 0 true emcurf-on wth O love for wane, woops, cokes women, cnc? sonq 0 sm mth toIker O numorwsr wtth Q tIoIr tzr trc AIog,:t.ck Spencs hug Iensure ttme vyorktng wrt- nts fgztner 2 gm :nf thropxsr wth Q Hcshrng srvtie Bond I,2,3, MUSIC Apprectornn 3 Orcheitro I2,3 Theirzon Plow 2. NANCY BOYNTE 'JIRGNIA EOVVERS RLSSELL BRISTOL GARY ERODT wi ii RHONDA BROWN The brunette wuth the soulful blue eyes . . . ucleal hostess and party planner , . , eagerly looknng forward to college lrfe . , dlstunctuve hearty laugh . . burned the mlanlght oil over assembly plannrng, HlfTnde, and Grrls' Councll . , dll-- gent, omncatple chlef of Fnendshrp . lntellgence rn exert, asDect. Cafeteno Monltor l,2,3, Canteen Commlttee 3' Class Secre- tary 2, Current Forum I3, Fruendshlp l,2,3'pres , Glrls' Czun- cll 2, Hr-Tlde l,2'edltor, 3, Intramurals l,2,3, lyaku l,2l.-ce- pres, Natlonal Honor Socrety 2,3'sec ,, Neophytes l,2,3Q Pro- Cuctlon 3, Qulll and Scroll 2 3 pres, R.verlet 3' Stu':entC:ur1- Cll 2,3, Thespuans 3, LAROL BUDDEN Pert, blonde . . . vnvacnous, how else to descrlbe Carol? , one-half of that duo so actlve around school ln sports, class actlvutles, and clubs . . . never falls to do more than her share . may have seen her elrrvmg Ly ln that yellow can- vert, maybe knrttrng rn the cafeterla po:nt Lrush anfl palette . . alto notes on the staff . . cute, sweet, popular A Cappella l,3, Canteen Commuttee 2,35 Current Forum 2,3, Frlendshlp l,2,3, Leaders 2,3, Neophytes l 2, Glrls' Glee Club 2, Offuce Monntor 2, Reverlet 3, Student Councll l Thespnans 3, Senlor Play NANCY BUDDEN A sun twrster' '... branns seasoned wlth unfarllng wrt a true crtnst , . . contrrbutes to all rtecoratron commlttees . looks for ways to help , . needs no proddlng , trlled wlth that good ol' do-or-are splrlt . wall enjoy lmeung a nerse rr- the future . . . also cute, sweet, popular A Cappella l,3, Canteen Commlttee 2,3, Class Treasurer l, CLrrent Forum 2,3, Frlendshup l,2,3, Gurls' Glee Clull 2, Hn-Tide 3, Intramurals l,2,3, Leaders 2,3, Neaphytes l,2,3, Noon Rec- reatnon l,2, Rnverlet 3. JACQUELINE BUECHLER Yasha' . . . tall, slum and athletuc . , . a loyal lrlend and welcome companlon . . . an lncurable doodler , . lakes everyth,ng edlble . . . prompt and metlculously neat . . . a wlde smrle and hearty laugh . . at home an any sport . . . knnts rn Norweglan . .plans to spend her college days way out In Iowa. Band lg Current Forum 2,3, Frlendshrp l 2,3, Intramurals l,2,3, Leaders 2,3, Offlce Monntor 2, Rlverlet 3 GRAHAM CAMPBELL MARCIA CARY JAMES CHAMBERLAIN LOIS CHRIST 155 -un ! T 5474 s we 5 fwf tgc, , ,- 4-'U ,,. V, r 'f .- Q .VA ,, ,' 5 ' ' ri rf I , V ,,,- v - ,'-13 Z ,' A no e. 7 1 RHONDA BROWN CAROL BUDDEN NANCY BLJDDEN JACQUELINE BUECHLER GRAHAM CAMPBELL A good fellow wrth a lot of fortunate frlends . . . can make a basketball :lo practrcally everythrng but talk . . knocks the covers off numerous laaseballs every sprung . . , easy to know and easy to luke . , excels wrth the plgskrn . . one of tne last of the stoucs. Baseball l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Current Forum 2, Foot O l,2,3, Hu-Y 2, Varslty R 2,3lpresl, MARCIA CARY Aquamarrne Mwst floatlng un the aur when Marc: walks by . . . a curly-haurecl blonde wuth hegullrng blue eyes . . . loves all klnds of muslc from playing the piano to singing soprano ln A Cappella , spends spare tnme swrmmrng, sarllna and horseback rldlng , lnays spend spare tame gazlng at Marcn A Cappella 3 Current Forum 3, Frlendshlp 3, Other School l 2 JAMES CHAMBERLAIN Enthusrastuc about anythlng on four wheels wlth a motor rossessor of all those lusclous clothes . . fun to be wnth photography a hobby . . wonderful dancer . . . popular fel law . fixture at Rnnu's . future an englneerlng . . O to Purdue after Ruver drploma Pla, 2,3, Senlor Play LOIS CHRIST tweautlful clothes , . . loves sports, especrally basketball . . loves Florlda Monltor 3, Intramurals i,2,3. twenty-seven A Cappella l,2,3, Current Forum 3, Football l, Ht-Y l23 Neophytes l,2,3 Rlverlet I2 Student Councll l,2 Thespn Sedate and graceful rn manner . , . Ilssome flgure , . . wears srngs, too . . enloys her green convertuble . . . best pas tlme, eatlng , . . always seen at games cheerrng for brother Cafeterna Monutor 2,3, Canteen Commuttec 2,3, Current Forum 2,3, Frlendshnp l,2,3, Glrls' Councll l, Gtrls' Gle Club 2,3, Hall RUSSELL CORMIER Star center of our Lasketlaarl team fr0F1'. is 0-f'- . , ever-present smtle .rs-Ilfcs pccg If C- ' how youve grown' eats sleeps ant: I .Qs -,ff Clots , . expert on any air f Pri: zt- everyone else In gloss fy? Basketball 12,3 Current F'r.nr '- F '- I Track lg Yarslty R 2 3 PATRICIA CONNDEN An amratzle trarslcr from ,ian Mars'-1 I. 7a strtklng clotres ana tcoutm, ,swim k 1. what department she works at lwgee- 'r..c :I llf: ' . , ,craves anythtng rflacl-f. :loaf ' r- f f an: are tw locks , Coulrl one ask lm mfn E glint I ' f Intw, educatron at Onto Wesleyan Current Forum 2 3 Frlenrlsng Srl ' lf ' I communlrattuns 3 ?Itr.g,nvt. ' 1 rv 2,3 JANET DANIELS A glamorous comltlnatran, Janet anrl 'III thusct It-:1u'l lt.I clothes loves to eat Iust anxthwq Itvllfm, 1115 wrt' ance . dances like u cloutl cr v.h.1 rn -ltr: I Chour, too . . Why so lntcrvftvl' In Mtumt Jun? A Cappella 3, Current Forum 23 lir,enIlI'vIrI tl In'r1m.v .It l,2,3g Leaders 3, Prolluftlnn I KENT DEAN Coald ul rtCCCSsOry, get along on hs Vcrsonaltty QI -we traded In hrs Crosley lu somethlnq 51941: an-I retfer I .,n lfrom workt manager at o.r ltasketuall - 1..llII mtxc- wt-Il socnally . Peanuts an Indlvltlual -t wh: realtze- htm qoals anrl gels them loves the larm Band 2, Basketball 1,2 3, Canteen Comrnrttce 3 l-ltd' 12,3 Intramurals 2,3, Ivaku 1,2 Hfzll Mnnltr I, Varsity R 3, THEODORE DEMING ARMIN DREISSIGER ,4 L . vc ' .v ini? 1 13 Student Councll DARRELL DOUGLASS DONALD DLIGAN ,, -GK if 492' -A su 1 , 2 'lQ,sf'f Q- X 'hx V1 in IXLSSELL CORMIER PATRICIA COWDEN IANET DANIELS KENT DEAN l'r-IEODCRE DEMING Owns a tune lnarttone voice . . , enloys the frrendshap of many Tea vvutw an envrable oersonallty . . . spends much tame trvtng hls own car about town . . . really enjoys lute . . . a mcmlner of the U S Naval Reserve . . plans to torn Uncle Sam s Navy next year. A Canpella 12,3, Band 1,2,3g Football 1,2,3g Hr-Y l,2g Or- r'is'ra l,2,3 I-'arsrty R 3. DARRELL DOUGLASS Br :kton , Doug . . . a superb actor and a wonderful per- son , has a thumb In lust orfost every pre . . .a kldder w tn a terrltlc sense of humor . . great college maternal . . . hc- olwzys mztntahea very hugh grades , , . one of the over- .-.r'keIl sn. shoulfl make a great hut at Cornell A Cappella 3 l3an:1 23 Current Forum 3, Hn-Tlae 2,3g HI-Y 11,3 Interccrnmunlcatlons 23, Intramurals l,2,3, lyaku 1,2 grcs , 'watrofal Honor Soclety 2,3Itreas.1, Neophytes l,2, llvrhw-'ra I Rnerlc-t 3' Thcsrrrans 23lpres. Thespuan Play Q - Ser 3-v Plat !x:itNA.N DREISSIGER T.En',- fran-pet player rn the Land ana orchestra . . has a 1 ' wt'-who png-pong tournaments , . Armlne . . , -uw th Q on the dance floor , tzangs the gall uoll IH IM ru inIl :owls hrs share ol strlkes . . lays em rn the , X w 'h he assitrtment at arrrouas remarks . uretersred w It me c,'xLrtI:Ics E11 2 2 Ir rg.m.uaIs 2 3 Carrc-nt Forum 3 Intercommunr- 1 Q 3 .two 2 Mos.: Agfgmc-ctattan 2 Neophytes 3 O1- Vluiva E2 3 DONALD DUGAN ru- al 'tx re ntake one feel at home one ot the tew of X wi-3 QYCUTI, ungcresrtmates nts own capalnulttles one ' r-1--v s mist 5-Uwe memoers a humorust who knows .wer 'i :se '.rm.s,ng wOuILl have one oelleve ne ts a rw --11-.nst reserveti Lat nesertheless trrendly r'.lI fdgnltcr 3 l-lt-X l,3, Intramurals 2,3j Student Council 3 twenty-erght wand? CHARLES EVISTON SHEILA FALLOX ROBERT FERGUSON DONALD FERRI JOAN FISHER Sweet, suncere Joan , . . one of thazc rare flnas wrth naturally blonde, naturally curly halr , , . twlrlung wtth tre hand hecrls a long Ilst of actlyutues . with swlmmunq skatlna, tenn.s and art, too . . . adores pretty clothes ant llttle flnlrlren her trade-mark a clazzllng smlle wrth a personallty tt, match Band l,2,3, Cafeteria Monitor 2, Cwrrent Forum 3, Fr,enfl'J--gn I,2,3g Girls' Councll Ig Intramurals l,2,3f Leaders 3 Malorette l,2,3g Orchestra 2, PATRICIA FRANCIS Petite, dalnty, and Immaculate tea-I the honor uf kcerrlnz our class's books . ncvcr to he tounrl wuthaut her lcnlttlnq . . our parklng lot Incomplete WITFIOCAI Pats Crosley sewing a specialty wut'w hcr also , . , rs plannung to matrlcu' late at Ohuo State. A Cappella l,2,3lscc.l, Canteen Comrnuftec 2,3 Class Sucre! tary 35 Current Forum IQ, Frleneshlp I2 3, Hr-Tlste l,2 In tercommunncatuans 3, Intramurals l2,3, Ncaphxtes l,2,3, pu. dent Councnl 2' Sen,or Play JO ANNE FREE Slum, with dark lnaur and Cyes wlth U tnlt-ln twlnl-le , day-dreamer . , , a wade, fruendly srnlle . secsercfl .tltn unfalllng humor . . . llyely dlmple. qunck to lanqh favarute expressnon' 'gooney and . . knttlng needle'- lng . . . always wlll,ng to dance . . , cat you cn a :nu Band l,2,3lh1staruanl, Canteen Cornrnlttcf: 2' Cltrrent Fw n l,2,3, Friendship l,23 Hall Monitor 2, lntranmrllx lj? Itu' ers 3, Musrc Apprcclatman 3'pres.g Neaphytes 3 Cru' v l,2,3 tltbrarlanl. JUNE FULTON As Invely as she IS goofl lookunq , eqrtlnq ,zlnnfrw t.L . . . all of fave-toot two . has a rassaw tfpr ta rr,.f clothes . . . on hand wherever there li. excrtcmcnt mr ' rw that artrstuc abnlnty handy on dccoratlan coznmuttee, handy wnth the needle. Current Forum 2,37 Frrendshup l,2,3, Hal Mcnzlfx 2 lt - ' murals 2,35 Leaders 3. twenty-nine CHARLES EVISTCN -A 'rzeotift uztcr, c't'r,ctcr.4Li 'f a fczmnng yalce . . , O I cr egct at the rnznicra flcslf :nfl thc cash req-stcr nn f 1:te'cr': 'ink :nt nehiisgme a xaIuat1'e Osset 1 ' ficiafc 'Cir' Etzne ako a:'.ve on the bost- fcia p':'t 1' H-T ac eff RMCHCT a Dale Carnegnc per- .Qra t. CCc'Q':- Cpnf' te Q Current Fr,-runs 3, H:ll Manltar 2, HI- T':e T, H,-r' IQ? lVtLrfJrnrv.1n.cat.'n's 25, ttcopnytcs l,2 -e ' 2 T'-cet 'M 42 . ce-LJC2 Tceepcn Play 3 . Sl-IEILA FALLON ECE. 'z get algng wr' ,-.xnrtng sn'-wc cerdal manner the e.erAwllll'tf5 5,3 math With. ha-.Ing tun ,Vee zutioor sports srcecr, lee shot-ng and harsehack rldlng tsfore rzonts t'JwC E u furslng career . , already has Gd C--Lerlence Ci Q2 narsee cwfC. Cmnt: tvtenlter 3 Current Forum l,2, Frrenrlshup l,2,3, Intra- rvprals I,2,3 ROBERT FERGUSON X- qreat taf,tl,aIl eenter tat'-use , rroer h-,ts zeen plaqueft lay Inf ,rles an actor wht, ls at has nest ln a rnerlucyal settlng can always come up wlth a wvtty remark . Buzzy styl sh flrespcr wlth excellent taste ln clothes . keeps faq- crew ntercsftnq would make a terrrtnc promoter Eanrl l Ijaslkctllall l,7, Carrent For-rm l,Z, Faottnall l,3, Hal! 'wemtflr l, In Y l,2,3 txeophytes I,2,3, Intramurals 2, Orches- 'ra l Track I lursrty R 3 DCNALD FERRY what we neon IS some oourqanlzatren' ' can conyulse a aroap wrth laughlna far hours . the lute of every party the host of many tatzuloos get-toqethers . . . owns hanfh nwcfle argyles at every color . a :olner of catchy phrases raflzates lrlcnctluncss has many Intimate pals . . . Ea ELI, a foxorlte among us all 'CAN FISHER PATRICIA FRANCIS JO ANNE FREE JUNE FULTON ,Ti- N! f-'z,, QR 2 Y 3-1 Hur ROBERT GILLISON JAMES GOLDIE JANE GREENMAN LAWRENCE GREGORY l-IILDEGARDE GREVSTAD Alrag Hllclqc, Hlclge, ar Hnldlc lrkalnlc aenral xuncere . serrous-mnnrlell taut ready for lun . enrllcw energy O capaclty for gettung thlngs done ratably rnrlc- penrlcrrt .nntrnrte gaorl humor .. alnllty to act alanq wlth peoale . a talent for makung lrlernls , pretty, Vclserl, popular Current Earurn 23 Frlenrlsrrlp 23 Grrls Cfmncll 1 ln'ra murals 23, lyaku 2, Rlycrlet 3, Sturlcnt La.ln:rl 23 Otlvcr School l RICHARD GUYOT Coal lrlack lvaur percnnlal sprqrts manaier emiw readrng advanced selectnons of modern lllcrature hag a carnrwletc knowledge ct aerrrvutat av- arxl corn' nat - ak az'- ga Pllef: to wrnnrna narfas at cards sacks lk cali -- . J' rctcntran at lwlstarlcal facts ry ns rrrcmz' lc E'CfCVY'CV77N rrr:,fc ln l, F Hlstory claw Stclnmctz Fact'-all r 'mqr Current Forum P Hal' Mlr-:fir E Ht Y soc-trcak Track l2,3 rvvpr Xzgrgm R LE Eg UTCJV STEVEN GYURO One if thc low Dcnnczratl n our la- Q. rl 'r r I-'ztfr l. PCCCA-Ht. a :'1c.r1ww ' - v. rr xr rr playa caullt nat O-'nw rgcnrr fn 11 rj r -. rrvr -Er lrar Ianllmrxrk at the 'Clcrwt Clull Val l r rv r rWtL Nl+- YD 'CCrrw-fr rw enqf-gpr C. r ' ,JW ' r:..C' ' 'it n' 't ': r lfcnf' Cl 0nr F'r..m Flrvall .' Hr v' - lf-' v fy' .F Cl Prg1t'r l2 'E Nr-fr rmtrl- QE J lm PAUL l-lAMlLl. Harftr .tai Rr.l' 'ggi-.L L -. A CCVVCWC Fax 3 A 'C :n'.1l L' 'rr lecra rncn rn lfitfal' tracr. arf la'--ctx, t M ZFFWG crgm' rx nk .rw-to Eu'lf -ef:: taurc 'n :nw rc '-tc: 'cr ' 1 ' ir .1 rvggngnrrwr ae A Caapolu: ll 3 rrcze E:kc'rcll ' Ev r .rm YE Efival F23 H7 fr li '-'3'I '-' ' 21, cl'2 l-4-Yli ':'1',R2 ROBERT GILLISON Cm' 4 'wc truly 'Cal gggrglg rgfv w rr-c ,-.,r 1 'C c.C rn I. fr' t l':. a rvan 'cant the fcvrx 'gr wa , ' - r r rr r gmc'-orvat-'ru lrlfrrx ff, cclf: ::'f Cnrxtmfz CL- fx 'rvalnstay rt an, lCw'lrnq team Vu, tru- 'rr-lf Qrll qantrl a '1 1-tra 'gr'rtf rv.QL Qe.r'Eat E rfr' 3 Fii 1gl E rna H fr l n'r:,rr-argl, Z 3 Mezmvytce 2 Z I JAMES GOLDIE Arr am: -ua-ye 3 scrmrstlcarerl rr:.cler 2'-ram i,.',l C-:opt .-.non ng ', rr tralr-rng 3:41 3 xr tlcl l, :'r:.i ft re 'irarr'-:Il lc'tQr Qnpxi Octrng an: gtggc Crew .N rk xpefztx rrwanr, nappy Faure 'ir . nq that V:-werrruck ,rkes fr, rffcl Craselc :amrcw Garrcrrt Ecrunn 3 Eaottrall l,23 Hr-Y l,2,3 Nccpnntes l23 .arwtx R 3 JANE GREENMAN Get wth lt can carry r. away tr, the Crmrlcstan cm peals thc prano a hrstary whlz wrllowy and tall . , excellent tyamt . always whnppmg around town ln the famlly Foul , . . a qxlterl memluer ol Ruycrs lmancl fiktrnatryc laugh. Gantt l,2,3 rtreas l, Current Forum ?,3, l 23, lnrramuralx l 2,3, Learlcrk 3, Nea .7 3, Prrwluttrfmn 3 LAVVRENCE GREGORY Larry ar Lalr . . lucky rn everytnlng omt Pancho Scgura on the courts Erlcnrlshlp l,2, Hr-Tlllc rvhytes l 2 3, Orclteslra Dock a sec- lrkCS to rrrle the rallcr coaster at Euclud Beach . . has a knack tor maklnq up nrck- rrames . . a scrapper of the old school . , . has a heart ol Qclrl but trles not to snow lt . excellent relay man Baseball lj Hr-Y l,2,37 Intramurals 23: Track 2,33 Varsity R l,2. HILDEGARDE GREVSTAD STEVEN GYLJRO RICHARD GLJYOT PAUL HAMILL -1 'tr I 2 N HANNA yr wqfv, 4 C ,C ,1. ,N- 'C ' Af ,' 4 rr 'rr 3 ,grNQ' f f' ,rf f - .ff fy.:f . 4 'C fy. if - fff' -' 'i 2 'C QAGC' Q :,:C 'f ' ' fi 'pizifif :f:'. f' eff f. N'f f 22 2' CiJf 22 2'e 7, -' v -K J Q if-'Q' Q2 Z i f' Qtf 'FV' ' 32.2 GLADYS HAWKINS :'fW fuif fzi hm- -3 ,is if C' 'f Z -.1 'fi' C'2,c ' gr '.-'Z 'i ' ' it itfmff 'Q -' -N 'Q C- , L' ,, .W CCL. Cvcifg 5, f' :N A :Cf-f '.C:vf:':r: .vyf CMU U. ff SUSANNE HERRICK S':':'c zfffsn ', Jake- . . 'ik V121 ffm. 'f 2592 'vm iii. 'C xv ff, 1g,3rc: TH 'wg 'lc f HV' M. f 'fr'.f2':r Z4 'Wgm +.f:'f 'irc 'z V ,mi vw ' H nf-, ffmzfz' 'grvf mfwyf -,nqfvmv mr fav :If ,' f- fm, tw! grf' 'Nfnq mth'-n ' ,rm Mar G.rrf'n9 Fu' mm Y Frwin Mrmp X72 imfvfzvvmrni WP '5 Hx-T 'ff' PM '-fwyfdr,-' 5 1 E 'umm Fw'me':T-' vw Mfm-'nr Y Thfgq, gm wg 1 ANNA MAE HINSDALE Wrrt,-LJVPKSHJM qcf noir O xLgw?'X cr'tP'mw:Q1s? 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INCH Asn: I Mrcrvur R23 1Trv1rw'L,r1CCV :ne 3 Kiki 7 CAROL KISH CHC QI R .Q' 5 H gn '-'Eff pq my Afqwgz K - ff ff :Crt ':fv'1 om Av-rw' Cf C-VrQsx,c SEUWIHG Cwcs Q ,m, initrd-C Q ffrckscr Cl MOI 'Cn 'T' R-.Cr Cnervl P gm krrvw cr we-grhgr 'cakes Dar? :rw mam cc' .mcg n :pri AJ 6' SCI T'II Egrw IQ3 Q,rrQr1' Ffpfv- Z3 Frw:r1'e : 'Pl 'r r:rwm,'t:I ' 2 3 Lccfxcrs 3 Mc trcfvc I 23 '-cnrfwvce 3 Offcc M2f1'91 f Orchckfrz I 2 3 JOSEPH KISS J D JOIN:-w Jvc IOC Igkp ugdr pfk' iz sLC,L rwcrwivwmc mon cz' rr n rrfwn mrs www Cxcrxtrwc 'Upper DCRSCSSCN 'hc OINIIIN tw kccc cxCr'.f'r1C In srwtrhck Horace In ccrrx On In hw Yorkers footxtcpf- as O Iowxcr E'JskCVIrQII I Currvrvf Forum 2 3, FQQNIQII 3 HI-'v I2 3' Iycxxu I bmricnr Cowvol I BARBARA KRAUSE WCII-Iwkcd for hor omnohrlwry cm! fmmt umicrstonriwnq , 410- DCm1cIIc snwoshwng serve on thc Ycnms court, U xhrfc welcomed Iv any srngmq group the Knox In hor Wood emi-.5 sznulmg on the Iokc In GIAII li Croix CI-pm ommols Q func Mnurc o'1dr1on to me held 91 rmnrslrxq A Coupe-Ilo I,2,3, Current Fomm I,2,3, Frnendwnp 1,2 3, Intro murolx 12,3 JOHN KUBACH CARL LACO CHRISTIAN LANG' SYLVIA KURKJIAN I KAYE KARG CAROL KISH JOSEPH KISS BARBARA KRALJSL JOHN KUBACH A rCf,CrxCr1 :ham WIY1 rlrcw 11 III? of .Cvwfm- IIwmkmr1 'rug rvf thc Ixormx Ioxor-to fIr1vmr't rwIf1xCvw Umm- rbcrivvwrg mwsfcrx rwxch cmd Imcmnn In hw, rrjgrnr' fQIIc:1rorw U I-Tw wth mum xIrV,.Q5 I- gp Q XCI, qgcfi ggmc wt ,Img- rcrvg coIIcc1s sfsnwm zrwi trcrws 5 gtrvg Info oem- rxTrx Bon' I,2,3 SYLVIA KURKJIAN g-wwfrhcd 'fmg mgigv, I-I :wr .mn f r ,I ,r Igg I nq IILN 'MICR Iwuwr rx 'mm' fu' 'vw' rm 'rx gy-p 'g fy hr-rj vrlrx r. oIm-A GG curwrwrrvf ff Irvs rv'r'1C'r' 'UWC fzfrmq wwfrw fmII Ihc Rmcr q:rIx hgx vggvrru up Law!! nq 'O ,rc 0' cg rvgwi-'XI Acc' krv'lC ' ,rrr 1' 5 r rv fr I dry LI-1 ' 'Irv' 14 rr . CARL LACO lr- I I, pw. f ' rr LF., UI , , I I I I Y I I I V rv I - II- I I I r CHRISTIAN LANGE , , . WN. X T an-5 N., PATRICIA LEARY CLARK LI,CA5 JAMES LOUCK5 THOMAS MACBETH BARRY MCGEE Efrmfrh F'1rvCT tfmk IIN? 1CmmInC I xII of THC .tmicnt ' Iw 'I 'tfvnv nits xh. UNI rvtrccnt, Int worth RI1' f: Irtrfrrr wrzmn twrwnv- Nonrfrr rf, Jos Horwct rnrovcxwlc of trf-mnnrt, .'x lurk-of-GII-troricw spcakx with u .Irrght . rttvcrf Czfcnr v.rIr mokc cz xcrv q'io'I doctor C.rrCvtt Fium I23 Hr-Y 123, HQII Monrrfr I,2, Intrgnwrou 'Q 3 Btoficnt Co,IncuI 2 JANET MEILANDER ' . 'not Cggtvrv, Nvrrwcnt K-Ocrctnr. Uni A C:1rvLvr3!I:1a iorrnfi- 'Io izrrfnff-gn Xt nn fz'w.nfIc1-vcr' of Cncrjx 21 sfrilrk- 'ng .'tGI I. :un mrtvonffrnq Qmficnt .wth pIcnty it tame ,..t fir fun IO'f - 'V' Cixhmcrc iwocntcrl ond UICVI smrts 'oth 'Qi .Iv-. and tf:IIow zmrtcnts pro sc nor no-'t?:'rC1'I0r1 Cfuogru-'J IP3 Cnfcwvu Monrtor ?,3 CIUSH Sccrcvur. 2 Q went Eurrn ' 2 Frrcnft nm I ? 3 Student Lmmrrl I,2 3 EQ: MOLLY MEYER Q'3't?:nCr,',.XI. 371. 'm t' H0 wrth C!:nsr,Qnt.3,,1 109 'mr-no roi QCII and no ocrox :IQ How docs who 'ox Af- sIQn'ICr5 :J wrlc .mule and rnfrrx. CxCS II? ,Io mth trfnwrncw . vturrnq cxzznw work woo I'9,.rs ot thc rnorncnq 'VC 'WD strtviqcr: to IIC! .woot CHOJQI1 to CGI Ccntccn Civrnnxrttcc 3, Current Forom 1,3 Frrcndsnrp I2,3, GrIs GIQQ CL: 23 Intrzrm,roIs I,2,3q Lccocrs 3, HQII Monr- 'Tr 3 Mrsc Apgtrcclntwcn 3 Rrwcrlct 3' Student CoI.4nc1I 3 EDWARD MILLER LPCS UII tnrnqk. .unch :nrt mQCtwonrcoI oxoG-:IQIIV mrtonwglmo Qngvncx . C1 Ionq cwpcrcrrccri rum ot II:-rom v-ork Irkcs rg DIG-. the organ r'tmnIc'c mosrcr ct the chcmrcm ond rrcchcnrcol Unoscs In cxpicwwcs ncccssorv to gmc lust thought krak . . nosscssor of 0 cool sense of humor , hos rnonv cIeI.tv:sr:cnt talents, thirty-three PATRICIA LEARY The QCI .-.nose rnfmlc- nornff 'L crq FS rr L M ' 22of'oC'Q3 rcd ont srnwe her dowwfozl str-v.r.Qrr. eEz't::kc :cn- trno:I-, ror-rung 3,t gf Ink n skgrtk-nf? 3 'img gn the onnce VCU, soccer 'CI1 ncrrc Cc 'ctr' . 'Fc CCA mean: 'x:Q . cmcxz cheer. Ccffterra Vtqnvvcr 72,3 Corranf :crwn 2 FVC '3'E 1. I23' Gcrls GICC CIW, 2 .ntrqrw,rUI', IZ? Hr-THC 3 P'U'1..'Tt LP 3 JAMES LOUCKS Det VtQJ'S 'CTf :ndcrrv-on Jeff fre 'I 1' r :n of vrc rQIrge':t:r ani: We ICE? t: IC:.o :or . 'Lend nc' rr-:Io rng nm c fcmdea pre. fnrcfw 'ne YLQ di rg rncinsries- 'cn frrst .n cncrnrvr. Io: frft In dc nfg 'IC Cfzifrrncnts Gnd 'Civ n dcanrnq op rnc mc-A VIR 'reno more to UIUCQ .rw nrs 39 Ford COALC Contccn Ctrnrnrttec 2 FCQVUI 3 H I 'Aznrtc' 3 If dc 2,3 Intrfrn,rcIs 2,3, NQCDH-,tea I7,3 Crcncsv: ' 7f.cr'Q' I3 Trgzk 2,3 'larsn-,f R 3 TPCKQ-:Jn P 2 Efjnscr PIC. CLARK LUCAS An giffgv-.cscfint stuicn' 2' m C.'. r onli.: etufnng Izrcrgn If'ngy.'3gQa IrCGuCntf, VMC 313016 :nfl know: .Q'I,C'Irn thc rrtvcttz - mrzozint rn nfinvcv f:nr1 .960 Wes to 'Foto .WCP IC V, rw' work nj at IQ r. DCII 'ALIIQVCC-JTC2 11 qcz' Dun OIIIKC 'Afnrtur 2 Orgtwtxrrc I? THOMAS MACBETH A rngnthcmcztnoon w.tn C1 Hour for tnc ltcrory arts SDCGK5 wth on oopcolmg f1rowI on f:wccIIent pwcno plcuer , the Drouri Dosscssor ot one of the Iorqest corn c:eIC:trons In northern Onlo Iwox ncvcr been OH thc honor roll . enloys Chnrcs ond con-.cntwons plays 0 good game ot ton- nrs hos chosen cngrnccrrng os O corccr A Copocllo I23, Curront Forum 3, I-II-TIrIc I,2 3 bus mgr., Rwverlet I,2,3 BARRY MQGEE JANET MEILANDER MOLLY MEYER EDWARD MILLER 'Nm 56 flfy snag - ,gm .g,,. . WWI , . ,ki Q, . , ,Q-aaa. .- - f 'UN' ,Q.K.r.'g.1 GWENDOLYN MILLER MARCIA MITCHELL BEVERLY MOAG ROGER MOSS BARBARA MUELLER Boy, 1t's shorp ' . . 0 lotecomcr from Columbus , pretty eyes contunuolly hulqlnlung oyer wtth loughter . . oqreot one for oorttes , . . crommed full of clever tdeos . . . groce- ful? to be sure . , o snoo for Bolulvue, ocrohottea , Ohte Stole next yeor. A Copoello 3, Current Forum 3, Frlendshtp 3, lntromurols R Other School l,2. LOUISE MURPHY Foxortte Dostnme IS roller skotlng ot whtrh shes xferx good hos o surorlstng knowledge of cors . se :te ond reserxert , hut good-noturcrl ond generous , C loyer of Cots sktllecl ot sports cookery one of her 'ut-,torvlf Inq Czrcompltshntents, Intramurals I. NANCY NAGEL 'nw 'It the 'ew prom.: nrt rrtyotc -f4w!':tv-- t L I ttustnos Class crrvcsron Is wth rxeztw' zn 'I t,r r 4 the ecrrh Qrtnzl cn.t fgenevfqs - nw. I vvcxlnfs tracks Pr Fvotwkwns Liter Ct if r ttw1 C ow.: mf-ev MI s Cinygt K Lr,r ecn Cemmtttee E Cure-nt Ffrunt . 2 '- L flvtr Counctl I HIYT 'C I Q 3 lrwtronmre - I Q' 1 CL' L ANN NICHOLSON l kcs roller skottng Cn! rritnq In lrter-1. fry. tmoh soccer Qorhe Cf! xs 'Ct x stt' no :zo wuth rhtldreft ere'cvs wccrtntt laws en: volt- 5 L ter. conol-Ie housekeeocr glwets o :it 1' Aw ' ui-Cctcllx whlle Cottng Vvtendshtp I,2, Intromorols I thtrty-'j,r in GWENDOLYN MILLER Elock hctr mes wtth thot 'lrcOmv, Iovrgmgx, Insult 'eq 'rvfules ling exeloshes , :want ont sweet 'ltr to rol,e' slfote owl dooce Itoskettxoll ond towltffz hffll -,par :I ztvromleo , otsz moth ond rctkkeeotng who t izttcr- Hem' to sturlx occotmt-ng H, her occur! ,ls y ' rn New York Current Lyon' 3 Frterrlsoo 3 Intrerruvols 3 Othct . ' 2 MARCIA MITCHELL Schhc gfv: stmpothettc vsirm 'foam exe- gg :elm ne.e' loses her temoer note' fir her wr,ttn': 3' rltt, ge's : qreot 'leol e' entexmenf from reodtnq, esoecell-. sztcocc 'tctgn , ftrst lc,.e enfa oct reef et contysi' fer 'seg Correo? Fmum 3 Frertoshto 23, Introrrmrols 23 lyoko 2 Lt- rort. Stott 3 Other School I BEVERLY MOAG Frtehdly, oretty ond nopulor o oeooy, oeod-noturcrl cheer' leoder wth o heorty gtggle ,excels In othlettcs on erntnent exomole of good soortsmonshtp . owner ot lteou ttfol long block tresses . , plentttully supplted with wtttv re- morks , . does 0 good lol: of eoturtg, sleeotng, ond entoytng eyery mtnute A Coopello I,2,3p Cotetcrto Monltor 3, Cheerleoder 2,3 Cur. tent Forum I,2 Friendship I,2,3, Holl Monttor I,2g Intromurols I,2,3, Leoders 2,3, Ruyerlet 3, Student Councll I,2g Sentor Ploy ROGER MOSS Ltyely sense of humor . , o jolly sort of person . . Ioquo- ctous . olwoys reody for on orgumertt, but In o friendly woy , . scnentnfncolly uncltned . . . o hom roclto operotor wtth the lotest eoulpment , . greot tnseght unto ony gtycn problem, LOUISE MURPHY ANN NICHOLSON BARBARA MUELLER NANCY NAGEL RICI-IARD OLMSTEAD A Icuftcr :Wi 2 'gcffcfoxf :Cr 5,2 rv, ,wg 'Af 5 frpff. conf xof '. fi 'fccf' 3 1 1 when on fc: 'fo fc , I' 2 ', ggel' 2' I CE C'2'Qr'cf3 Efj X' Curcm For, 2 H: 'fjf Nc-a7:rm'ce l CYNTHIA Zcrvmrc moz' Sin Sf, CEC crefrmcss . ,.,,,,. f, ,. J., C.. PARSONS ,.,f.Nf 4,, C . , . , ACCTE 'crcfge fe 2 'rc .crvfc Q I f , '. , .f Y-f . f.,, - ' A , ,, ,, 1,-.fr fra- Imgeszzi. 'ect -fc- ccfe pcgnulcr reizrix :rw e f2 'ir 'ocrr '. 'fi' 'zu A CGDDCIQ '23 'Qmrco' Ein 22 :'C 'P1 'QE H: vgmvor 2 H -T 'C I Invrorhyj 422 of ff? if: '. - 'Cr 3 GORDON PETERS Broom-rollmq oolfaocv gn ,', ,' f 'WC-CC' 'rock Icvternoorw rcol 4, 'fgvp '-mf fr , QQ'- IOOS In hlsvorw 'Cara rc-rqolzrl, ,C-r f 1. N- , ,fur lgrfv f UHIC0 Ifqr MWC fly-' ml 53 pollshcrl zlurvfcr Bo'-Ifctlroll 2 3 CUM Vlrrf gxrr' w-mv 2 f If ' Tw 'I wr 5 ' 1 rom Forum 3 Fzmlrull I,2,3 Ho' Mgrwur 2 I4 -f I 3 ,.'T'?r Council 2 Vorslm R I,?,3 . if pros 'ofrgrw N21 3 PATRICIA PERRY The QOI wrfh the Tunlcst horvrlwr-Img rms :MC 2' IPC Rpckx Rlvcr Coololnerl rrcr I,osI1crInclI rc-Om lov form glow fhc promo loves fo cxocqcrorc ook I, fllsrmqulshect My hor unusual Ioofm Iollv qompgmon rlquqfg WWA thc glfr of gala Cofcfcrno Momlor 2,3, Contccfv Commllrcc 3 Frrcnrislflo l,2,3 Girls' Glec Club 2 r-Ioll Mommr l,2,3, Infromorole I 2 3' Leon:- ers 3, Musa: Apprec otxon 3 Rn JAMES PIETRANGELO SALLY PRIEST vcrlef 3 ZLSAN PORTER GLADYS RANDALL 'Q RICHARD OLMSTEAD GORDON PETERS JAMES PI ETRANGELO CYNTHIA PARHOF PATRICIA PERR K Tlwrwes on Iuoslccmoll loop ,orltofwc klrrrgwg , UR Ikea fleshy holnlrmcnts loog-'roll hrtllnj rmflwcr rx fl ,crsnv Izosolmoll Icom hlfgnmrxrlrwrq rrczwr-1 1II l'ww1 rorooqrroor hls hlgh school rorc'f:r olxo Ilkor, 'r fill or rockcx pokfsfrupf Pcfc Ixvck. Xrmru A Cappella l,2,3 Bosclxoll IP3 E'3uIf.ClIuII L g imp Forum I, Eooflvoll I2, HI-Tlrlc I I-II-Y I3 Ncf,rH,rrr I Po 'Cowon Momfor 3 RNNICY I Xgxrzltx R 73 SUSAN PORTER Ae cllcrxcgcent ok O Qlosx- of frximpogrm- ,Z -C'-ir 'I 'urge wardrobe of Ixcomlful claim-1 crw, 3' 'nm' rcfrcollon wnh the cxccrgflon qt rcc Lkzfrv: I' I rm' Ilcfg Cvcry mormrwq In rom snow., fr QIPCY A H' 2 rwmlr- r lcv hos ra flour for thc 'lrorrlczh' A Cocucllo I,2,3 Coforcrlo Mzmror Pb Coma-co Quwfw' Curcrv Forum 1,23 sec Flcg Ro scr 3 Ir r2rvS,r'j. f Lecdcrl 3 Nccolwfcs I2 Rmsrler E 'heap :gr-' QF .cf Qf- 2' Plc. SALLY PRIEST I-I:r'1-vsorkrvq xccp of Frroociwg' Co' pf ,yo r 0 lc 'vm v-.Gulf rovhcr 'UNC Noon Cz' ' liz ggglc Ilkq If have lots of Ln frlgwf. ' fmrpf ,oem to be c krrvdergcvco fc-:char 'ff' AN OI' GI:rx Cdafzrnc I-Iosvcss 23 Conrccn Czrwvwvcc 2 2 Lair 5 P23 Dryers Ccrwmlttc-Q 3! Elozj Rc Ser 3 Frcvivwr .rzefprcs Glrle Councrl 2 Glrk Greg CIE' E r'l'rjrv1.r' '23 Ivoku 2 Leaders 3 Vxcogwhxfm 3 CH fc 'A-HV' PTA Boorl 2 RI-,Qrlof 3 I-Ifz' M'-mlfr 2 GLADYS RANDALL A knock-out Romer dwrlngwvwci fer rvcr Cxc-c: '1r'd 'Mir rclr o feorscmc opporwcm on rvzo Irogkcfrgr Ilffr cofmstcnfly mokck rho -:hemp ooshlp :occcr Team lug co skotnng wok o yoke fcr cwcrw occoglon +411 g 3 model Corrrccn Commltfcc 3 Frncnrlsmp I,2,3 rlcll Morwvfr 2 H Tlvlc I Irwrromurols I?,3 Muxf Aoprbflotlon 3 LI' rczrx 'MQW' 'hnrty-IWC SHARON RAPPUHN Another Iatcccrhcr tz Qwcr gvggfl, Iv, , htqr rittnfg among her dcgyvavcl : 'fc ggfgettqr w- r ,, rr-can Caicn . an arfcft 'ar ft , Rratc -i g 'Ic- zenacte pc' al' 3.91 ': t:-r --ref : rc.,n'ec' s 1: rc': 'cr C:te'er: 'v':n':' 2 3 Q:n'rcf cc 2 f ' ' Fren:s : 22 C , unc ' rn rn Dthe' Szhzc A FRANK RAY An an-atear ,gsmnz 'S :' 'gg C f- -. ' wi tnrngi caIIeC Ae n -ctr :fi Eng 5' f-Lerv QQ' tncw Qrng-gang, pokgr and 'wg- '.Z f:C C'l 'Z5'C : Ch':', WL Crt cf Thesnrs fa: a - : :as tcnns wr, CQ 'act with Den and parchment rs shes 7: hcccnrf a rw' Current Forum 3 H -T: IQ 2 HCII Mgnrtrgr E 'mug hir, Rrxerlet 3 RICHARD RICE One of the rnarnsprrnqs of Rncrs t,ar-'t anri crcnostra Icrxc-are an cxceIIent orator who speaks frcnw hr: 'ncart takes hrs arrvrng serroasw rnr1c'arQ,aI3IQ 'iofcnzfcr rf he rIcaIs and prrncrpies , aIv-.ms wuIIrng to ,end a hcIptnq hand a staunch Dcrnacrat, Barra I,2,3j Current Forum 3, Hall Manrtrpr 3 Intcrqnmnmnrra. trons 3, InIrarnuraI5 23, Musrc Apprcsfairan 2 Orchestra 23 ARCHIE RITCHIE A Star an the Rlvcr sport eccno Charrrnan at thc canteen comrrwrtteo , :J Irvrng example at thrg bumneu caIIcg1 humor energctrc crnacrman . Itch, atherwrsc known as Scratch Irked by aII hrs claswnates for hrs remarkable atwmy tc command respect and rake a voke at the same trme Canteen Commrttce 3 Current Forum 3 IntramuraIs 2,3 I-IaIr Monttor 3, Hr-Y I,2,3 treas Neophytes 3' Staacni CoancrI3 Track 2,3, JAMES REINKER RICHARD RICHESON DORIS RIEKER WILLIAM RUDGE 1 eg- X1 -5? -nw ' SHARON RAPPUHN RICHARD RICE JAMES REINKER may 49 FRANK RAY ARCHIE RITCI-IIE A practzcaI rakcr with a taicn' for U HJVYIWZ ICCIW1 rrghth arcaa at hrs AI Chew: G QCZC :CMU w Th nataral stxrc getg aIang wth cxcrxrraft :Tfern3IC thc prone wrth Irrtre SJCCCSS IDYUCSTS Irc n Tho WCCIWGV' caI and screntrtrc fIeIa5 Curran! Fcrarn 3 Hr-Y 7, Intramaratz 2,3 RICHARD RICHESON Scrn anc at the most ctaIIQ 5-crkanahtce ID Lu' CIO VVICIIV rtant know' reharrlc rmchcr an the ISa5L VCI' foam hgq gn Uitgrrgr matmc far rg-rnrng wage UCN v.:II lung n:Id In 'ncrhcrx KoI'I Qfefvvcvrx das: 2950 ctcrndh cantrsefi 'tx We cnc whin' -f-C IJ 'WU' rfcrtc vwthrta' E13-C' 5 If Carver' C'r ' 'VCC gf- fu Y Qtwcn' Cyn: ' R ll ' DORIS RIEKER TU .luv rr-' C' ,nf .410 1,na:4.YC 1 iz' 'N .Lt I ,nvviw v 'YCUF' 'C 'A ' 'C f. A 743 r1: '.t 'f ati - If W ' WI 'I 'gh' Q : 1f ',iZC', ',,A,.-- 'Ai WILLIAWA RUDQE as . ,. A r A f.--e .X r 43' ,.,-nv qi 2 2.4 5i1 4'n - 'K wi' ,i 1 or '3 277, RONALD SCHAEFER SAUNDRA SCHAEFFER THOMAS SCHNEID ROBERT SCHUELE WILLIAM SEITZ A good mon . . , responsrble for marvelous creotuons un shop . Rabbi . . , loves hotrods but prefers, naturally, to drnvc- hs parents' Llncoln . . brlngs lute to the classroom ,, natefl lor has slow clrawl . , ls not hard on the eyes, euther, HIVY 2, Track 3. RAMOND SHAW The bashtul blologlst . . was long responsrble for the tune music at our canteens , , goes un for undurect lughtlng IH hrs rar , , , performed many wondrous experlments ID lunch pc' rrad during hrs sophomore year , shows great promxse as fl taxrclermlst . . lnterests now Ire IH the mechanical flelrls Canter-n Commrttee l,2,3, Intercommunlcatuons I,2,3, FREDERICK SHEFFLER Smcoch . . . vl:e.presrdent of both A Cappella and Current Forum .. one of the schools leadnng crtlzens ..expert manager ot the mock electron assembly last tall . . . agreat organnzer . . . lakes to play baseball ,expert on foot- notes. A Cappella 2 3 ,vrce-pres I, Baseball lg Current Forum 2,3 NICC-DYCS ', Hall Monltor 2,3, HIQY l,2 3 Intramurals 2 Rnverlct 2, Student Councll 3 Senror Play RUTH SIEGMAN The demon of the soccer fleld and basketball court . . . hard worker, cspecually on the Leaders board and as a member of Grrls Councul . . . brrghtcns up a cloudy day wnth all her wlttuclsms and jokes . . . amuable . . smlles often, Clnnuc Monitor 3, Current Forum 2,35 Frlendshlp l,2,3 Girls' Councul l,2g lnrramurals l,2,3, Leaders 3 thirty-seven RONALD SCI-IAEFER Our mature bass . . , presldent and very popular member of The A CODDGIIG , . , wunner of many prvzes and trophnes for hrs model arrplanes , . , Hr-Y man for three years . . . C Inkable chap , . . fleet-footed dustonce runner and Ietterman on the track squad. Q ?GDDeIla l,2 3, Hr-Y l,2,3g lyaku l2g Track l,2,3, Varslty 2,3 SAUNDRA SCHAEFFER An aura of fnendleness about her . . sanls Lake Er:e's waters come summer . . . artlstnc and athletuc . . . Sandy , , , on the rolls of many servlce orgonlzatuons . , . batty over those fabulous Franklln sundoes . . , o sweet gal. Current Forum 3, Frlendshrp l,2,3, Grrls Councrl lg Intramurals l,2,3, Hall Monator 2, H1-Tude l, Leaders 3, Lubrary Staff 3, Mus.: Appreclatlon 2,3 Office Monitor If Production 3 THOMAS SCHNEID An artnst speclaluzlng In palntmg and sketching . . a true sportsman, excellnng an baseball , a cool dancer, as all the qrrls can attest . a singing volce wlth definite possnbllxtles . , always has a good word lor everyone . . hrs lnfe holds great promlse A Cappella 3, Baseball l, Basketball lg Intramurals 2, Class Vrce-presudent 3, Current Forum 3, Football l,2,3, H:-Y l,2,3g Student Counrll l,2,3. ROBERT SCHUELE Handsome, wholesome , . . a conscnentuous worker who strnves for perfectuon . , , bnggest rob un has hugh-school career, edit' mg thus Rnverlet . has a penchant tor Hudson Ohlo . . f,rst love, Lake Erue . . enloys water sknng, Current Forum 3, Hall Monutor 2, HI-Y l,2,3, Intramurals 2,35 Ruverlet 3 ledltorjg Student Councul 2,3 WILLIAM SEITZ RAMOND SHAW FREDERICK SHEFFLER RUTH SIEGMAN 11 VHLLNANA SKALL 'Xa SALLY SLATER ALL: 1 JYDER WILDA STEPHENS JAMES STRUHAR -mv L,, ' A C QOOU Crwccv :nf L1 sm1CTn YGHQCV gf Lf ,.---cv: Omer .xrwges rex! Far: ccmevt 0 cm' ,-- F' gke F rn me :mmm T: Q Q r 5 dvecm 5 Roca :vom :SCN Lf sfrcwfirvcle exzerewrat vw Wi 'r , ,:'NESS S Lepulcr gm 4 Czg,gQ.L. 3 Eciocall I EokkettS:11 123 '-4-Y X ' :vw Ro: 'L,tw','w 'JnmTAr 23 Truck 23 ROGER STUTZ ,vm E' mf 'cw rr-arfherl .vw Eur :und proud anna: Q4 .5 ,. 1,2 -.siilcri TLZTX THC UCVWNCY Om' Swrvgs Hgh TCVWTY Fw ifcrvwp on 'omni pmxer one :tv ficxzv ff L, .vw the Qfwcx QT 'Nc 'Emir 'CMC ' Aiko' :r:,m1 310' Cxrcfv Finn' 1 EARBARA SVVARTZ THERESE SZUNYOG L L -13M M:'1'3r 3 v-if 'QE ECP' Yffl -L ' -Cm vnu' LL...Lr.dLL LVL, nb ffm : L' Y'-'D' 4- If ., 4 v V 1 A . V I' ,ff . 'CV1 r 'WILLIAM SKALL SALLY SLATER L v I , 3 '4 'Si Qcfv 3-, . '-wif ,C 4455-1, J- f 1 ,W V r :fr 3' :g,1L LL: rg' Lf' 12' 'VC'V'f1- :'f' 401. fa' L Hc- Lf' Pg ff ' Fnc-re ,.v.,'ii .-r,.,- ' 31, r-fr' Q? SALLY SNYDER .Ura 44 'wx vwfgwm Cf C. :,vm1,u mqurc i,CrW.m.i Trwczvwich L wi xcwzwx EMU- umm: ache olwcw hem- Mmxcnv 'ram wukuv gucci-A vmcv gxmuseri 0' A VCV'Q3V' 'Er C Nucc 'rgwnq :wgmcx Wg I0 Sv thc V'KYCSS Emi' R F' Lr'1S'Wg f V-4 v L Q' L V. SLR! S1 Y'NYY,VViuVK1- ',:C'fL1NA1rw' 'Q' wmnv' 1- -N WILDA STEM-IENS Hex me QM? 'f :pcm Vymq Q-xorythmq xhc Tolchcs known 'fr nu summng c2n1',mcv:r'X 4.1 :Matrox and her kmom-oth ',rv1g,!cxor1 Emwo czmpworom pcwscd pans tc n :gr In .fcmce mgcnc L31 Ohm Stgfo new wear Ffomwng E Gwws Gov CM. 3 Nvwffgmmae 3 Other Schom 1 7 JPME: :TQUHAR EAREARA SYVARTZ ROGER STLTZ THERESE SZLNYOG 'N-.. 3' JOHN THOMAS rm ,. vw-- ho rr tntgr X-. zgssrzzrf :if-F wtf 5 scraps asc -f if r-f' Nzugrfg has :Q pcs: gh 'cr 'QQ -Q , ,f ff Lei tg Cluht T51 srirhpz - f 'Wh 'cs C :ghsmf ng rverest f L f Q1ps r c ts f :',s:s 13.1 A F E 3'.,.:Q'f Czfc 22 C .,'f1'.C . rg :prune hor :md twtnbfltr-Q grgq-A 9,5-, 'tg' ich see zht. cr-Q perszh 'fc tc cghzrxa 5' ' 5 'cms er-,:.s her pas' Ls f: Nr Q pcrpenz :wean-er hscf :MQ :tv fg 'cr p ' fycfu: 'f'Q 1' 123 C nc 'vzhvgr f. ' 7 'Qf.1: f 'Q H51 Miffzr 2 htrirr J.. 'L ' ARTHUR TOTTEN ' tr Qrtft at the wor:.'1Qhc1t'te wQr!'1c 'ref' ct t 1 1 Rcck, Rtvcrs Tgm fricrt-to :.t Un- tiff ,',t',4.tN tcgrh pupmczr wth the u,rr,f rt- f- r,f,r1r-nt ut gout hmmm wtth hrs lmrttm grunt' f,rt1rrf,rt tmqrtos nh hrs scrttgr yeor Czrttoan Cymmtttoe 12,3 Foctuoit l,?3 Hztt Mzhrru f vmrmrruts ?23 Ht-Y 1,23 Vzretty R x: t DONALD TRIESEL f- wmhtrtq dtspmrttort Forex gut! fr. the qrl cmqlur wrf, spa-uultzos tn thc ftsh Qt Ryan Rtver . trg.tr1 hunter who ruthlessty trccks down rutrrtts to thf-tr 0 dcuhttess cohosto shark, wow CffCCTtNQ 'rr ' tnrmts courts writ hc :tum Lo O star sotesmcm Nc Ht-V 3, trttramwols 23 Iyoku 2 KEITH TLJRNBULL NANCY VAN LMT JLJUAN MAN SICKLE p. rf.. Ill VN tLLtAM VAN SYCQKLE , ,,-5 ll w. Q1-3,1 Nd' T 3 I J 1 fn ii ai, JOnt. THOMAS MARYANN TITUS ARTHLR TOTTEN DONALD TRIESEL KEITH TURNBULL Thv fast who km! hs qlcvcr fatal rn Frcrtch O rtm urmq L-htortutrttnqly ah hrs youhgcr fiows . on cxrclicnt shot wtth tre AHC . , has hrs very own trrohci of Lira!! hrtmm takes cotloqo utgvtro wtth Gosh? O .rrcrtt Fzrum 23 Hz!! Morttfor 2 3 Hr-Y 12,1 trtrfxrtmrrfrl-Q NANCY VAN LUIT Thr L.cr wtltrnq pot croxcs tio skothq . shrrtvs rr' the ts-komotl crsurt svettc frgwc . Msss lhcrqutt: . has noch hostess ct many rictoctoltte duhner purtres, hot to msrtttzh Those smmhcrtess smmtcr portrcs gxcfrgrirf hfxturiztlt. growtatc rf, Non A Cfqzrpc 'C 3 Cchtc-Crt Czmmtttec T? 3 Frrort ishtrr W ? i Q: rw fr OC CM.: Q3 'rftriznthrots I P 3 tw QPU KP Le-.r tr-rr Vkmrtf' V23 itnrfcrxt Cffdrtrtt 3 JULIAN VAN SICKLE Cm czfhgt voip Nkhg mm cm c-Qc-rt on ftxmq cfcnrmtw V, rl h, .iQ,I.t go trtk ,,: ,tru qractw ,htcrestei ,rt Qgrrtr. r1'i'trC' :rptCJr1C'- gh' tcts rc-s ftsrf,NC tn W0 Last tk,r the C'CGT'LVT gf mam htqw nxptgs .c-- cz ga,.1 crrrrrlrwt- C-,Qrtts Qfeistor mga Qrtce C. rtwr,.12t rotlroocior Q mr XQYWC' IlCriO t Easkctiictt 1' Currcrtf Fcrdrrw 2,3 Ht-Y N23 Nhtrimrrrfgt fl Track 3 VVILLIAM VAN SYCKLE Amxmq the :Cttcr iwssort schtcrs 'trhgs the lrnskc-tl-.tt wtth c.,tr'crttw DSX art clzysmat capocrty tor thu sunt cutter: too: despntc hs tank propcrrtons , hos 0 tlorr tor 'crsouzglf Mkcs oh.: wears cashmere sweaters succrrtrt th spa-Qzh om! torso wt worse Q,ch' tm moons Whitt hr- -J. Ecskc-tic!! 123 Fqttzzxtl 1 Ht-Y I? Vrnrsuty R 2 Tthlfy-77,00 JAMES VARNEY One of the most rntellrgent, best-lrkea people rn our class . , a sedulous Tnespran . . one ot the oetter orators . . neyer QC' O B In I II5 I'fC a natural treasurer one who rs reollv heaaea rn the rrght arrectron . wrll work towara an M D expert on parlramentary procedure wrote Rr-en 'ct sgtorts column three years Easketoall 2,3 mar , Canteen Commlttee I2 Current Forum 2,3, Football I,2, HlfTrae 2, Hr-Y I,2,3 pres Intercomrnunr- catrons I,2 3, Intramurals 2,3, Natronal Honor Socrety 2,3 Neof pl-ytes I' Qurz Bee 2,3 Rlverlet l,2,3, Student Councrl I2 3 Thesprans I,2 3 treas , 'lrack I 2,3 Thespran Play 2 3 JAMES VEITCI-I Rners humorrst we, R R Crossrng a tgasso prctunao a caustrc wrt ana prolltrc corner of woras prooatnly tree t-est speller In Rryer prefaces many a conyersatran wlth a few chorce remarks rn French spends many hours en' aeayorrng to arscoyer new methods and approaches to math problems. A Cappella 2,3 Hr-Trcte I,2, lntercornmunrcatrons 2,3, Musrc Apprecratron 2,3, Neophytes 2,3, Qurll and Scroll 23, Lrrrrary Statl 2, Senror Play, Thespran Play 2 LOIS VLACI-I A:,le edrtor of the Hr-Trae . helps keep the tennrs couris occupred rn the summer , . one of our most attractrye mem- hers , trny, tuut terrrtlc rn all rntramural sports known tor auret trrenalrness . , does a good lolu rn anythrng she undertakes . rtoesn't realrze her own capatnrlrtres Frrendshrp I,2, Hr-Trde I,2,3ledrtor- Leaders 2,3, Ourll antl Scroll 2,3, Intramurals l,2,3. FREDERICK WALKER A cyclone on legs . . . the barrelrng soccer captarn ol the Borler Exploders handsome rn a Vrctor Maturrsh way lrkes to harmonlze rn barber-shop quartets . , . zealous rreophyte . . one of the few strarght A chemrstry students . fazoo A Cappella I3, Intramurals 3, Canteen Commrttee 3, Current Forum 3, Hr-Y l,2,3, lntercommunrcatrons 3, Neophytes I,2,3, Thespran Play 2,3, Senror Play LESLEY WALSH RICHARD WARD DENTON WESTON SUSAN WILLIAMS R an 4 In X S' 'Z JAMES VARNEY JAMES VEITCI-I LOIS VLACH FREDERICK WALKER LESLEY WALSH An unforgettable Hllda ln Junior Miss . . . a yerrtable Polly- anna . . . always cheerful and trrenaly to everyone . . prayed herself yersatrle rn home ec thas year . , . such anrce kra . . the orrgrnal vrm ana yrgor gal , . . wrll further her schoolrng at Ohro State next fall. Canteen Commlttee 2,3, Clrnrc Monrtor 2,3, Current Forum I,2,3, Frrendshrp l,2,3, Grrls' Councrl I,2, Grrls Glee Clul: 3 Intramurals l,2,3, Hr-Tide 3, lyaku l,2, Leaders 3, Neophytes 3, Oftrce Monrtor I, Hall Monrtor 2, Rryerlet 3, Student Coun- crl I Thespian Play 3, Sensor Play. RICHARD WARD A srncere and strarghtforwara person , , has a fondness lor KeIIey's Island . . . I.kes to tutor a certarn frrenel rn Chern- rstry . effrcrent presrdent of Current Forum . . has an excellent speakrng vorce . . easyfgorng Drck. Basehall I, Canteen Commrttee 3, Current Forum 3 lpres Faottfall I,2, Hall Monrtor 2,3, Hr-Y I,2,3, lntercommunrczr- trons 3 Intramurals l,2 3, Student Cauncrl 2 DENTON WESTON lclent-fret! try' hrs mrcl-western drawl yery tcm! ot m:.re' especrally mranrght horror shows tamous lrfr hr-, sketche- lrt rare Tllnetan lnrtls an apprentrce tree surgeon whrr mr rays hrs work rnterestetl IH mater rarlroall- C-rrt-It rn wfrk on are troats untrl sornethrnq he lrlfes rettvr turrrr ,tg llr r 3 Intramurals 3, Trails 3 Other School I SUSAN WILLIAMS Nu re' around school toe tellrous ter Sue her rnterc-' trom cheerleoclrncj, to nee-Ile pornt plays the r.,:n, wt qracraus anti rolserf helper! to suye ct lrte at 7'- Beefn last summer has a rather werr.l taste 'or r.. caulrtlower one swell gal A Cappella I2 3 Canteen Commlttee 2 3 Cateterra 'vt ,rrrler 23 Hall Monrtor 2 Current Forum 23 Frren.t'-.hrp I2 3 tl, Tae P Intramurals I 2,3 Leaders 2 3 Neoph-,res l,2 3 V., n Refreatron Mon-tor 2 PTA Eeara 3 Curl! nn.: Svrcll P 3 tOrYr ,rs 3 DENNIS WRIGHT THOMAS YOST NANCYLEE WILSON PALJL WROELESKI DONALD YOUNG l?ryer's ewn Tommy Dorsey has already played In protes- sonal t,an:s In tact, nas hrs own Itantl . sacn talent cant Le toonri Iast anywhere also possesses a tremend- a.ls yorce one ol oar best nlancers . ne-yer wttnout a -rnrle or a nag at some krnrt sartorlally sharp, Egantt IZ3 pres Baseball I Class Preslrlent I I-lr-Tlrle I Ht-r' I2 lntcrcornmantcatlons 23 Neopnytes I23 Student Coanerl 23 Tnespran Play 2,3 Senror Play LINDA YOUNG X-. nernrano wvn trernemloos yolante sparkltnq eyes and Cl Iannlng sntrle a rea? tranter on the soccer Ireltl . il It-yoteg :pl Eprqaras In love wltn lute explodes wrtlt cqtqqles at tne sllqhtest excuse wears clothes with alr ot a rwotlel A Canoe 3 Q 3 Canteen Cammtttee 3 Corrent Fgrttrn I2 3 Frwnctsnrg, I Q 3 Intramurals I 7,3 lyaktt I Noun Recreat nn Mttnltor 3 LlI,rary Stott 3 NANCY ZEIGER lfcrsessor at tne longest the snrnrest, the pretttest nalr n -cruel lssome aeotl at t,asketI all . qets Ite' 'ware Lt fr nes cnf spares w rn C Lgwltnq t,oll 'so re' ' r-t live 'hoagn trta' I oe monster she low ,ngly Calls Per CZ' nas eernentary sznccl teaclttng as 3 goal Cement Fgrarn 1,2 Frrendsnp I 2 3 Glrls Glee CIN, 3 Intri- rv-,.fa's ' 23 Hall Mon tor 2 DAVID ZUBRICKY A nappy-Q:-'ocky tellow Mtn an Interest In eyerytnrng , ,ne at tne rnsre apt snoo stadents an aaarenrrce green- f,r,:er wfg s altng ag. wgrtnwnrle exaerrence wrII newer Lrqet Eng sn class tones to :o'lect stamps ani to ro-er were L S Nam. re-eryrst new wrll enter tnc Na.. IIT A xLll'IIt'77L f - ,tl Mar' 'gr I lntr:grr1,rf1l: P OVIP 'vlanttor 3 'OYI , 'GDC 'Z Q- xt '26 9 Z x.. NANCYLEE WILSON if'-:fr f been wel- -rel sosle sfoes an: sotooats ' fp' s: fa 'nes sw frrr ng . eos. srn e good 'gs'e ' : 'es wer - melee: r-as 5 tanc. 'zrstotted 1' mzs ini tar cn no ings :na 'zrses nas really cr 1.2 F .er scrzz :I:,s C f: 'f3 1' E frenfsfg 23 Grls Cpfcr 3 pres mfg' 'r sr: Q e'::frnw,nr:a' :ni 3 meuyres 3 ief gr Pla, ,-,:'Zer- 3 Cffe' ,qnggr I DENNIS WRIGHT LL' ire ne:':n :w.e' cxsfanc ng rnanroolafc' of sozn 'F ' s C i'-IMO rec. eagges' 'grts to wrn' on- fy -e z ue 3 rece C-nt Q' l' s Lou, znews leaves an oo- Lz: ', 2': .' 'te rzoff- 'cr retatrng r s rgaments :lean- if 'S vw LC' Lee-e tre name Deans Csrren' Form' E I-Iall Monty 23 I-It-r I,2,3 ytqe-pres ln' 'rarrarals 2 E :ntercammon.:ott5ns 3 '.e:,pt'.ytes 2 3 Thes- es' Play 2 Has e.erytr-mg-era ns, goo: looks mognetrc oersonant, YQ: Lasketnall player member of tne News Dream Team f' 'oott,aIl one at La' schools nest cortaln pallers nge pcrtrc-:,a'et,i In almost eyer, school actrytty all that iff 2 rrrgrt scnzlasttz stanfirng iaslfetl all I 23 Class Presrrlent 2, Footnall I,2,3 Hall Mant txt 1,7 Ht-Ttffe 7,3 Nmtanal Honor Bowery 2 3 Iores Neo- ifytes, I, Moon Recreat on Monrtor I P T A Board 2,3 Sta- ient Czonc I I Tnesprans 2 3 Track I Varslty R 2 3 TI-IOMAS YOST Dwi s,ar,er!, you as ttosuness manager ol tnts Rlverlet one zt our lrlannlsemest rnerntters class valedrctoran 'azaloesly sscccsstal rn eyerytntng ne essays to do , the Oatz Bee soecralrst , a leader In Stodent Coancll a foremost ctramatrst anti speaker wrth a r-naryeloas yolce Ecsettall 2,3 mgr , Canteen Committee 3, Current Forum 3, H,-Trac I, I-It-Y I vtcefpres ,2,3q Intercomrnanlcatrons I2,3, Intramurals 2,3 Natlonal Honor Soclety 23, Neapnytes I,2 PJIII and Scroll 3, Ouuz Bee I,2,3, Rtyerlet 3Ibus mgr,I, Stu' 4 dent Councrl I,2,3Lvrce-pres, Thesorans 2,3, Varsrty R 3, Thesauan Play 2,3 DONALD YOUNG LINDA YOUNG NANCY ZEIGER DAVID ZUBRICKY .ff Ks. GAYLE ZURICK ,Q,k0w93' E if K Uvgcf me rwcrzc-x Q' 'hc ' if Gvx GLC 5.14 :1fCCr 3' ::vCYf,oN iw Pc : pafwcv Clwmq Chgwrnwgn 2 Fv Lvu Gm-, Gun- CJ rY...1L-rw? C. ,ma J B- QR, Row 3 -W T Yost, E Ecncko, J, Vcitch T. Mocticfh, J Grccnman D Docioioss Row 2 V N Foote, J Vcrnev, S Hannfi, P Wrolilc-ski, M Carv, S Slater, H Grevstait Row 1 7 G Zcrick, D Rieker, R Brown Besides participating in clubs, service groups, ond other extracurricular activities, the students pictured have maintained o scholastic average that ranks them in the upper ten per cent ot their class. form -three Prescdenf John Hombruck Vice presndenf John Dovus Secretory Judy Juergens Treasurer Tom Clufferbuck if N J Hombruck, J. Dcvns J Juergens, T Cluffcrtnuck 9 Louro ond Dove take time out from proctuce to cnet wutn Moro ond Charlene JUNIORS VU.-, fi Apfwwt f4l,ILI,CV, Muqcrct fvvivcwb Ffoirwcn Angcskl, Susan Awby, Rotacrv Bokcr, '.M1Mgvv Er3f,1uP'c:n1p, I-Iwf 1 Evopncn Ecckrnun, Eorimro Ecrwcrrnon, Joncf Bwck, Evo Byshop, Robert Bloesmgcr, Lowa Emi nur Wi ann Bcev-CH Rm, 2---jane? Eames Russo!! Browne, Nancy Byers, Santo Cwbmo, Jocquehne Clowser, Thomas Our 1Qn,,cn E Econ Codrspofw, Pow I----Mcfrnew Coqgnhn, Romer! Cowden, Jomes Cregor Jull Curfmon, John Dcvus, Judutn Deon Nunn Ecrnng 'SnX I 2? V' rortyfmc A-L, vm N 'E. ,f .I Cf! 49 ,g,.y X17 JUNIORS R'-W A fBruCC OCX HQ, Mmvc Vicwcx Nfmw Dcnwhfdf, Dcwfi Domwzw, vlrgwmc Dcncworv Chrwtogvbcv Duffy, Dowd Ddwcrrwox Rmw 3 f Ann Dvkvrc FUIM Eff-lNQV K qicr' VNC' Jfzfw ENMYV Jicrv PM SCM Ev' FQ Gfmyz Fdwcr Row 2 - , :Hb F1216 :ron CJCCVFQ Frifk Us Frcrwcvw LUNG? Gcwwclscfw, Rcvcr' Gltcrf CNCVNCN G'- 521 Bmw GIGf'TY'CC'k Rav, 1 ComTorwfo C'G'O ?'C' LCC Hazjcrx P bmw Ly: Hob Dfurvobi HoNxc1U,, John Homtmclf, Lwfia Hnwmnrx Lm f. Horn' A Mft .'.nN2cc' FHM K 1 f', 3 'NV' K A xy R , o ' 4 Q Q! . , 4 Kmttmg become the fad ogom ond of every opportunity girls whnpped out The noodles ond VOVVW Q ww. ' ' '- if 15 , 'STI N , , , Hi-Tide staff members were sncwn the intricacies af big news- paper production daring a field trip Row Paw Row law :?':!'5g n-ig! ' '-1 i-i ini ini- !f'g:s,...1' Y -6.15.-W' f hs. ...H JUNIORS 4-- Lynaa Harris, Jaan Hartnett, Sandra Heinzcrling Rey Higashi, Wiltiarn Haag, Cnarici Hgrndy Ja Anne Johnson, 3-Tnorncs lanes, Judith Juergens, Joen Kauer, Lea Keil, Virginia Kelsey, Virgina Kirnnici, lcannc Kingsley 2-- Kyle Kintan, Anne Kirwan, Albert Kishrnan, William Kraft, Mary Larntncrt, Jurtitn Lanqc, Vvaitvr LcFay0ur. 1 David Lincfcn, Robert Loehe, Richard Luehrs, Carol Maisenhalder, Lawrence Mainw Rcharii Mancuso, Eitccn Mastersori, 'Y' ff 1 i X 1 3 Sv' X --o lu- Three juniors relax with some girl gab on a warm Saturday afternoon JUNIORS Row 4fSOlly McFarland, Frank McNatNlt, -'Xllan Mercer, Judith Miller, Virqinia Mintei, llipliaril M-tnlvcll Lawrence Moir Row 3-James Moore, Faith Nason, Catherine Otfutt, Marianne Palrner, Ford Parkes, Charlene Pclton Patricia Pierpoint. Raw 2-Darlene Piper, Joyce Polk, Claire Ranney, Marilyn Rehor Virginia Reid, Joan Render, Carol Richards. Row l-Ann Roberts, Charles Robinson, Roy Rodgers, Jon Roemer, Patricia Schaeffer, Beverly Schneider, Warren Schneider. Absent - Barbara Myers, George Ouellette, Davad Middleton, eil. JUNIORS Rfv. A Wwllnom Schncwdcr Jomm Schuller, loom Schurrrvon Nancy Shaffer, Carol Shure Name. SVTCL' QCP1, Beverly Srmfh Row 3 f Mflrv Ann Spcllmcm, Nwnwcrrv Stews, Morqorcf Srrouse, Elnzohcfh Tcwor, Mordyn Tcwigr Jthm TCHCH Comic Lngcr Rm-V P Rwfrnrfl Van Vvormcv Lwfnc VVGQOCV, John Wahl, Vnrgnwo VVol!oce Funh Wcllmq Edvvmri Wcxtorfmld, Goxl Weston Rww Y Gcrohlwno WCfh0rw!l Rorwvt Wdson, Pccvur Wooc1I.n'j, Grctchcn Vvmstncr, Lmfio Zcogcr Jorma'- Schmcllcr Those lumurs mudcl Roman clothing jj IH prcporotuon for their costume bon- quct during Lotm week. v, 4 r 'c x, AX.gf rf, YM pw i President Lorry Beck Vuce presvdent Ted Steffnen Secretory Lucy Lokm Treosurer Roy Stewart te L Beck A Steffc if ECN Div. Row Ffrw fx' 'f' Clcrrvcffk P4 CP'1rwaV,C Crorrvcr, D Barco, R Coughlur' Cantor E Arvcrkirw, D Arock L Beam, W Bcckcnbocrv, C. Arthur CN-g ' Cr M Bama, . Crwosarrwon, C ArnoId,J Ardow Remo' J. Eazlfcr W Borsmvr M Buchwolci Qhccy Rrf. i P Cyovc L Grrmcs, P Sunni H Hofhowo, T Cunnmqhcm Rn., A 2 Dckvaryl Grcrrcryl Hrznwrfnn H Frlncro Rav- 3 G Cwsdcx, C Dc-Momma J CCNWHC, B Dcroczw 1 iwcw Rv- 2 C Girfircr, R Q-JGYZ J Cru swan, P HONSQ, Ru. 1 --J Crzurrwcr P Ecfzn 4 Hcrmogc Q7 ,Q Row 5 -fr L Juhlm, R L1ngenfclYcr,D, Kucnzcl, H Koch, J Jovrwes Row 4 - E Lohl, M Hcrtcr, C Horner, D Hnscr, Row 3 -- D Kiocss,J Kochsuck, B Kmth J Leach, C Jordon Row 2 f F Hull, W Joncs, G JC1v,C Loxsy Row I - N Howcrth, L Lokm, C Kopf Alwcnt ff- A HUH Row Row Row Row ROW M1Hcr,R Mcmzcll T Mwpm, H Mono N NcwclV Parks B Lloxd A Postcrczvk, S Mclvus Nncholson, J Perry, VV Morrnfon, M Lymgw S Mocflcmicr Movhon,J Potzmqor 3 Poihonms, C Polongc MQ-cncr, D PQULJB L Poser QNX x 4 3 a Row 5 ROW A Row 3 ROW 2 ROW 1 Absent ---J Roof, J Snumokcr, H Smiley, T, Ruchcrds R Shxelds A- D Scwtz, C Schucxc F Share J. Schmidt 1 J Prwcsf, J Sue-del, R Rnchne, N Sewers v L Rlffer M Qumwfh, G Show. C Rhodes f J Rogozzmo, L Sarraf, D Scrstcdt Row 5 - C West A Src-then, D n Norwood, M Vcntcn, D VVIII ROW -1 -- S SYeworT, A Row 3 Stewart, R Row 2 Vvhwte, ROW I WHITE Amonr Stephens F Weminor TwcIk0 Wroblcskw J Young Thompson Swonk, W Vvotson B We-sterffeld -f K Thfmmos, D Vfolker W N Smrth DGQR T0 SCHUCDL LIFE f T 'X.1Nr T Mrgxgux pry fd., 1,11 'i wr1Tn.1N ' rvxurx ,rv ,AT If mfr TM '. I I 1' mf' ff if Vnffrv ' 5 11.113 '11 H u 'V IMT N, Y V 'wvffn' 'A' Y ' .xf H! ' 'M '. ,, .ry ' .1 4. 'M JUL , .yn V , Ay . . , .T ., M.- V ,W f, g, K v ll W1 , 1 I Qfrlfv I , Em Q I ff. lflrtilyz 5 ' - Q n J elmlzsl . M 1 s an I . . . P ' ougqglfgwf 3' O l I l'IX.3' V 5 M, ,uf , 255251 sf, 'Yl3pigf'3f 1' 2 ' V A H ',, Q Qu ,Q iiffgk aj M I fx-fmsx ESQ Q f , A351 iijgggsd 5 V1 LQ. 'M I in A specnal gruup at vrlanteers tram Girls' Caancll carrvpase the statt at the cllnlc where taculltuss tar rnunnr all ments are avallable tr, students we 2 The mast popular period at the day is lunch time, when friends keep ana another pasted an latest news ar relax at the ping-pang tables, araand the piana, ar an the basketball tlaar, x1-7 ,N W vmffm W ' .,f, f, , v ' 4' M W Cl X Q lo aww, Aw M., ff Q :ff awk wfmg , f if W ff 'P 'f- :MMU WWW ilhese budding artists themselves make a pleasing picture as they sketch an the west lawn in the bright September sunlight 1aHv-covert , wfwmiwawaamw Z ' KB , wx 'ffm ,W MM: if i f Quai , Y gm, , IDWYQ F WMMC? ' A MW e -fa Dr Slufz vusnnng counsekw broughtto Rnver every yeor by Student Councd comfem wnh Mudemm wwMwduoHy ornn groups The four who won fall pose the pnze Our candld Camera caught a popular twasanne as each was gettlng ready tar a very lm- pprtant dance date A pleasant custom is the serving at tea, catfee, and bers at Student Council hold Cakes to pravnde an extra ar quarter-ateeight meetings tillip before teachers' meet- ry two weeks lngs. 'fee it 'xr' Mrs, Kondroch, M r S. Neff, ond Mrs Stein pre- pare ond serve nutrrtious lunches in our spiclvond- ipnn kitchen Mr. Reynolds ond Mr. Floro Yoke Mme out from their duties to enjoy O Chof with Smckey, our mascot, 5 5: 'ar : 5:9-fx fd nv' on Ho rd Mudy Cerfolnly I .n- , , ffA's '50 ltlfs I 1 Qfiv., rnokcs one tnnrsty, It seems Whot dud students do with oll their belongings before lockers were in- vented? No one Con slap post the eogle eye of the monitor, 'Qs 7 n . 'H ln. S was , ,, 1 'Q if-im... r. 19 1317 il J O 7 Pat and Jill were snapped in the pro, cess of decorating for the annual Kick- off-dance, icebreaker, so to speak, of the social season. Making decorations for the senior formal in the Buddens' basement was practically as much fun as the dance itself. 51 .1 syn fi 'lg , K x I f What big eyes cmd lovely blond Our pretty cheerleaders look so smort in their new rom weor thot we think they deserve o spot I0 our speciol section, hoir you hove, Grondmol What COULD hove stortled these sophisticoted seniors? Us I slxty-three iilli QW' HI TIDI1 UPHLI1 I ' ' '1 4 ' -1 1 Ay 1 -M. 1 . , V 4- 1 'Q 'Q 1 vf Q15 gf fi 'Q' ? if -f x Q ,Q RI ERLET From the time school opens in September until thc day in early June whcn Riverlets are distributed, members ofthe staff of our yearbook are busy choosing a theme, planning layouts, assembling and mounting photographs, writing copy, selling advertising, and performing the one hundred and one tasks that are entailed in producing a book of this type, Since the project is extracurricular, meeting dead- lines is often a mad, last-minute scramble. The staff, however, feels a deep satisfaction in having a part in re- cording the year's activities for Riverites. STAFF Editor Bob Schucle Business Manager Tom Yost Literary Editor Sue Hanna Sports Editor Jim Varney Circulation Manager, Chuck Hoppe Staff - Tam Macbeth, Frank Ray, Nancy Bonte, Hildegarde Grev- stad, Molly Meyer, Dick Riche- son, Sally Snyder, Nancy Bud- den, Carol Budden. Business Staff - Charles Eviston Charles Hoppe, Beverly Moag Sue Porter, Barbara Bayless, Sally Priest. 1 1 Typists -- Annette Belanger, Pat Perry, Lesley Walsh. Photographer Darrell Douglass Index Jackie Buechler Adviser Mrs. Zabawsky Business Consultant Mr, Grubb R. Schuelc, T. Yost STAFF H V I ' H- F .- VM- f- P Sf,-., , A, CV .1 ,,f,.'l 'Q : , BUSINESS A4 F E O V CIRCULATION rw Y CCW aw, vc xl up I .Loi-i.v.3 -. ..........,,..a In its thirty-second year of publication the Hi-Tide pre- sents the latest news, editorials, and bits of humor to Riverites. Our offset bi-weekly newspaper is completely typed and made up by the students for the plate maker under the supervision of Mr. Payne. No doubt, everyone has seen the staff whizzing around covering beats, setting heads, snapping photos, and collecting ads, Lois Vlach was editor-in-chief the first semester with Tom Macbeth as business manager, The second semester was managed by Editor Judy FitzGibbon and Steve Beckman. Editors-in-chicf- Lois Vlach, Judy FitzGibbon. Page Editors - Joan Ellis, Virginia Wallace, Dove DuVernay, Sports Editors - Paul Wrobleski, Bill Dornhoff. Copy Desk Janet Gabrielsen Exchange Editor, Sandy Heinzerling Business Managers - Torn Mac- beth, Steve Beckman, Student Tabulator Nancy Nagel Photographer Darrell Douglass Adviser Mr, R, K. Payne lac J Ellis VV D,rnl'atl U P XR OI l4 V' fr ive Q . .. ffm N9 1 'ITf,, ' X i Z 4 4 K ,,,- 1 5 I ,. 4s Q ' . 'ali' .l!Jf1' -I Q 5 Q 1 ' as f - - xg 2 'Q' V U W , 'gg' if ...J I. i 3 uv.. ll X 6 . V? STUDE T CDUNCIL Student Council has completed another satisfying year of leadership and service at Rocky River High School The officers, Dick Olmstead, Tom Yost, Janet Meilander, and Steve Beckman, together with the committee chairmen and faculty advisers, Miss Gray, Miss McKee, and Mr Grubb, made up the advisory committee which guided the council in its wide range of services The highly successful student-governed study halls were set up in September Cafeteria hostesses efficiently man- aged the student-supervised lunch periods. All former records were broken by this year's charity drives. Varif ous committees scheduled and directed all school-wide assembly programs, publicized all important events, as- sisted in the care of our building and grounds, supervised the collection of tax stamps, and carried out a program of recreation during lunch periods and after games. One of the committees published a student handbook. Council was also instrumental in securing Dr. Slutz, an expert counselor on youth problems, for a three-day clinic, EXECUTIVE c F ihettler S Willic1rns,A Ritchf, R Brown, C Hoppe, P Schaeffer D Dau J Varney J MCil0r1der,T Yost R OlmstCaL1,S Beckman glass H Gro DICK OLMSTEAD ,gg Ml Qc-venfy-one Row 4 -- A Rnrdme, R 'Dwmk sfeogf C H:.rm!,y, C F2f,,1,.fx sen C Hoppe, J Mggfe J Sdumoker Row Ziff Sheffler, R Schucla D Do.gIcse J Dawg, D Hcrhjoy, T Yost, M Vench Raw 2-C Schuele, H Grev- sYcc1,S Wullnoms, R Brown P Schaeffer, R, Srewcrv R Swonk,J Curfmon Row I-fl Menlonder, S Beck- mon, R Wmtflcskl, H Emu S Ewing C Juulun, P Choc? Row 4 WD. Young, R. Moncuso G Bnqelow J Roemer, D Duqon, K KmTor1,R Bruxtol Row 3- J Thomas, F. Mcfwlcmluh T Schncnd, G Fmnk, L Bock, D Atock, P, Muller Row 2-T Clutterbuck, R Gorz P. Eaton, S Stephens, J Go lnuelscn, N Src-vers Row I 1. Pcrry, N Noqcf, L Sovrof, L Lakin F Welimg GIRLS' CCUNCIL In addition to the yearfround staffing of checkrooms and clinic, one of the principal services of Girls' Council is to help with the orientation of all girls new to River High. The Big Sigfer Cgmmiffee gpgn- Row 3 --G Zurick, J Young, N Wilson, M Soellrnan 4 Rom 2 f M Palmer, S Hanna, J Petzinger, A Rolierts sored a tea for new girls and ROV, ici LOW, R mgosh, Ausent- H Grevstatl, C Jordan, L Hardy their mothers early in the year. A style show and a talent program, presented in girls' assemblies, and service proj- ezts for several charitable institutions were other activities of the group, Miss McKee aided officers Nancylee Wilson, Gayle Zurick, and Rey l-ligoshi. PRODUCTIO This group often girls is strictly a service organization. Assisted by their adviser, Miss Strawn, Production staff have typed, mimeographed, dittoed, and prepared for mailing reams of material for teachers and various organizations of the school. In performing these services the girls receive office training which is of great value in their preparation for future work. PRODUCTION STAFF 'J E Q E L f.-tng F' or-.'. 5 r Flaw 4fS. Rappuhn, S Heinzerling, C Schuele, S Stephens, R Sea c Row Olmsteacl J Loucks C Hoppe J wentch P Wrohleskr R Schuclc D Douglass Row Young J' Yosf J Varney S Eeckrnan W Dornhofl J Greenrnan Row ker H Grewslad lN Bonte neke L Wllams R Brown Row mer J A Dyk L Vlach C Budrlcn N Bucllen S Alexanrer Members of the Natuonal l-lonor Soclely are chosen by vofe of the faculty from the junnor and senlor students who rank hugh rn scholarshlp leadershnp service and charac tcr This year sixteen sensors and ten gunnors were nnducted unto the organuzatlon Since the group as purely honorary at holds no regular rneetnngs Officers are elected however to keep records and to offlclafe at nnducflon ceremonres Paul Wrobleskl was presldent Sally Slater ylce presldent Rhonda Brown secretary and Darrell Douglass treas urer my Ihr e 5 f R. , . , , , , . 4 7 D , , , , , BYD Rue , , '. E Bc , S Cllmla, S 'l I I Row 2 75 Slater, J Mellandcr, N Naqel J Gallrnelsen, S Ewung G Pusher, C. Pelton l -M Pal Ellus sfra, , . , ,c , 1 c 1 1 1 - J , . J 1 1 - e V4 0 IY KU Qgw .: f A. Scnneiaer .N Ezev-G .N Pre. D Earcc C DQMQ' ni Rev. 2- S He nzerl ng, C Horner R Rtcnie R Swank Rpm If R Wrculeski J. Dex il Q Q sqhrriim K Nicholson M sf Lmgsc Ryw le C R,:Viar.ls J Elli-, J Pet!-ncgei M R:-hm lyaku, an organization tor students at biology, meets twice o month in the homes of members, Outstanding speakers are featured, one ot the most interesting at whom was Dr. E, S. Rambousek, a specialist in heart diseases, who showed movies ot heart operations. Mr, Frail was adviser. Wally Frey was president, Joan Ellis vice-president, Carol Richards secretary, and Bob Cowden treasurer. In April ot every year a group ot River students compete with teams from tive other schools in the western section ot the county to de- termine the winners in a contest based on a knowledge of current events. Members ot the team are well-read in the tields ot science, fine arts, sports, literature, and national and international affairs. Mr. Donnelly and Mr, Bullington work with the group. QUIZ BEE , Standing f T Yost, R Gayot J i veit: Vx Pre. R Olrnstearl 1 Cregar Sitting- C Hoppe P -'wvotlesk bCv0f1fx-YC ,-, UUJ, AND SCRQLL to . 4 T7 'ia X .ckqew V, nav C7 cw 3-rv Zornryt 74 .- i Eeckrrar E, lid' - K Mancuso cw 2 C Peifzc -ht J Qamieisen z f P Erswn T Q ow I . N: c Parrer , X X ,AM-fe f ln the second year at its existence in River l-ligh, Quill and Scroll, inter- national honorary society at high schocl iournalists, added sixteen new members To auality tor membership a student must be in the upper third at his class, he must be recommended by the adviser ot the Hi-Tide or the Riverletg and he must be approved by the executive secretary. Mr. Payne is in charge of the organization. Primarily a service group, members of Varsity F2 ushered at basketball games and kept the gym clean during games They also sold tickets and programs at football games. ln the spring they sponsored a dance, Graham Campbell was president, Gordon Peters viceepresident, Bill Rudge secretary, and Art Totten treasurer. Mr, Motts was taculty adviser, Luft.-' . RSTYII P w 3 f- Totten R Cowden, R 'ffgtxl R Cormer C Rorin sf, L Karr-7cl W l-lccg Paw 4 1 iniclfs P Hamill, R c cliis F4 L.nqenlCltQr, S 'mn e. F4 Vvi.u.fl.ng Dow 3 R Guvct C Hornsby, J Fietranqc-la, R Ferguson, ifvrcnleski, G Campbell, M Eaiev Rm 1 S Erufr R Schaeter Piwers R Richesin, T Demi , i Q A Svc-men, H Chr i w l - Gregor. W Rudge K be-:f 3 Ec-on-ran R Manc, Difrrctf One of the most important branches of the Student Council is the student monitor system Without the services of the large group of students who work as monitors our school would function much less smoothly, One group works in the office each period of the dayg another mans the check desks in the hallsg a third acts as hostesses in the cafeteria during the lunch periodsg and another supervises recreation activities at noon Row 4 wn Wi ia s S J puhn P Leary E Bene-ke J Meilanilcr Swartz Row vis is er i Shepperd B Moog B Hall Row r n i s S Par or Bayless M Rehar Row c ae er err F 11 Lon C amberlain F Wa er wden R Mitchell R Linaente L Shurnakcr Schneider J VL war cw 3 rn ric R Manzcl n ci R n ters n u W arsto ku C Her! u NO nw G Frank l P E Q-DU 3- R Bra , S. II rn, Rag - B , fir- L. Ch 1, G F h , M Tit is, N , , , 24---J Ha t ett, S Pr e t, t B , , I -P S h ff , P P y, J i Gil,- Raw 5 - - J h lk , R C0 V I1'i J Rcw A R Rodgers, VV Seitz, s Cum. VV , Sl il R K J Ho l, k, fl, J Tol- tc , J Gal 1 0, A t c R w 2 B w, NN Ba i J c-.wi T lu 1 ck Raw i L i l R btg-wait if ntml- A R nr R fztikev QCA C Q05 J Raw K ,low C ROW G Row R Row W Row 3-E Swartz P Schaeffer 'J Evers Parsons 2-M Palmer A Dykstra J Ellgr Rcrder I--S Prrcst, C Becker, A Floacrts, Btshan 5 R Gayot, A Tattcrr, A Rutchlc Laco, F, Ray, D Dugan 4-- M Barley, R. Stutz, J Loucks Weston, G, Wethenll 3-- W. Hochn J. Davis, R. Vsford Rtcc, K, Dean, G. Frank 2f-L. Chrnst, P Perry, V, Kummel,V allacc, G. Fusher. I-J. Hartnett, F. Shcfflcr, B Smuth Atpscntf-W. Domhoff, L Hagerson Row ,S R Brtsml, C Hanna J Puctvan qcla Row 2- C Otfutt, B Glorwsacck Row I--K Nuchotgon, J Hamhrrck, L Eodnar Alrscnt - R, Bal-ccr e C Clean' v c W 5 Beckman Dom wn me Eco r IUCN V Row Younq 'wards Dam Cowncn Hs! arcO Buechler rv. Ewun Clowser L VVas J Curlman B Bax ss w Ea r C Buddcn N Budfen Bows '1 w 5 co G Hop e Parkes G Peters B McGee w r rs G uro R Man cuso J Grccnman B Krause R Sfufz Row 3 M Meyer P Leary L Hagcrson x org Fxsncr S Kurkyr Haw 2 M Mrfcncll Parsons N el J Free F Ncson A Bc an er uw l u n FIfZGl Jon u r ns C Krsh G Mr A vsent H Greystarl T Macl h Q Today rn our complex world an organnzatuow sucb as Current Forum as an and To The stu dent an understandrng the wbys and wberefores of polntucal and social bappenlngs means of qufst speakers and duscusslon panels a member as grven both sldes of a current problem and rs encouraged To our bus own ynews on rt One of tbe brgb pornfs of the past season was the slfmowrng of a m awe on the afomrc bomb to wlwuch all sensors were rnyufed Mr Donnelly was faculty spnwsor and The olfncers were Rrcbard Ward presldent Fred Sbeffler vuce presrdenf Susan Porter secretary ard Cnuck l-loppe treasurer e ent Cab vw Q P- rg pmqm wr-H V ' I G Emp 'cw A Dr-slacv J Nc -I IQ .3 1 lawn, M C'1'l. Rf 4 l Golflre ' X K nuff R Ere ,N Bo E 'lc l ' 'A 6 , 3 L , ,S Ea. ,J elm U P f1 L ch p B , J o 5 A RJ 2--S Q, J N , l n - , 4 ., -' A 1 V 'I ,, , K1 fr ' Q , Ro l-J kc l 1 J ls . 1 ,v , - I Y ,-r p 1. 1 I , 5 . Y sv 1, U .h -, Y. Ro wc La ,R, Uyor, c fr, F C kv Ro 4 -R GII on, S y , - 1' 1? 9 K Kg l,J V , V an. 7 , C N ag , , , , 1 g , 6 . A R ffrrnou nr ,Jue- ,. U 7 Y ge , , Iler. l - , , . uct Q -1 s l L I ' s y 4 r o - BY Row 5fF Xvalker, A Ritchie. J Reinker C Eviston, F Ray F. Shettler. D Nvright Raw A R Schoele, J Van Sickle, T Yost K Turnbull, J, Varney, R. Ward Row 3--R. Rice, W. Rudge, T. Schneid, S Williams, D. Rieker, D. Piper Row 2-S. Schaeffer, S. Slater, R. Sieg man, M. Titus, V. Wallace, G Warst ner Row I--'F Welling, T Szunyog S Priest S. Porter, A Roberts. Absent v N. Wilson. Approximately twenty-tive students assist Mr, Miller in making the library a smoothly run, quiet place for research and study. In addition to checking out and shelving books, the staff are responsible for arranging the attractive displays in the case in the main hall. Rcw 5 M Bame, S. Schaeffer, N Van Lint, C Oftutt, A. Kirwan, S. Edwards, D Piper. Row 4--G. Crossley, C. Horner, L Young, C Grahame, S Snyder, S. Slater Row 3-M, Mitchell, D. Seitz, R Parks, J. Young, B Kluth, C. Share, N. Smith Rew 2'-M Sbcllman, V. Wallace, J Ellis, A Roberts, N. Buchwald, G. Arthur Revs l-iD Sarsteclt, C. Budden, N Bod- dcn, J. Cramer. Sftventy-riine N 1 .Q :cm ,M f -.M F C:-i-fee F2 Elfcs 'Q 2 Dugan , Cfiarfcctla P ew A f F? S 'Wscr' 2 Doug ass R Erstc . Gilda P Ander- iq- fm 3-f. Sze 'vt 'Je-we. c Sfcgtr. , f'c'g3r E Eccifmcn iw 2 -- K Dean G frzr-v Dcmhiu C 'SJR ew tr, Eli 5' px' gfgmg l C u U u:k Hi-Y . , . ,.n, - 1 . Regular meetings of the Hi-Y Club were held every two weeks, Stimulating speakers were presented, among them being Mr. Bert Carter, an F. B. l. agent, who explained weapons, techniques, and training required in his work, Mr. Robert Miller, who talked on the atom bomb, and Mr, William Ewing, who spoke on Korea. The bays also met occasionally in the gym for basketball, and they sold refreshments after basketball games. Mr. Bennett aided officers Jim Varney, Dennis Wright, Roger Stutz, and Archie Richie w 5 C Lace C Herve P Mitchtfll C Robinson .2 Hjgg w 4-B McGee, C Horns:-i. J Pintrongelo J Moore A Q'chic w 3ffJ Roernc-r K Kintsn R Richesan Q Rotqcrs S G..,'i vs 2 L 'Aglrr F 'Jf'.Q 't L Hagcrson F2 LoC'iC v. l J Her'-i 1 gn j H- J, R Many, o ', Qi .'.r:vf,.1 R 'Jing A vign F Wallfcr D Tricecl,R lzgn 4- JJ Stciss R Schuclc, J ttcn, E Westcrficlft R Schaef- 3--F Slncftlcr, EN . Schneider, Turnbull, J Wahl 2---iD Vvright, VV Schneider T st, J -'orncy lr T Schnc cl, R Warfi, J ' llcr It is the responsibility of the intercommunications staff to broadcast the daily announcef ments as well as any special bulletins from the office, Under the supervision of Miss White this group has become the main artery of communication of our school, Row A C Hcrnxlw F NVOllaCr Vcitcn, D DuVcrnay, A D'c siger, R Snow Row 3 D ifounq D Dcucgl: D 'nriqlwt T YC--t I Vcrnci. Rcw 2 - R l.N'arf1, M Dewar. Ricc, J Sieflol, D Rickcr Korg Row lr P Francis, M Palmer F sncir, P Cowclcn P. k'v lQgi- X.N'elImg A'sent --- C Easton ctgntw-one P ff FRIENDSHIP CABINET Rmv 3 N Nagel, M, Palmer, 3. Hanna, N. Bontc, L Sarraf, E Swartz Row 2 ff S Alcxanrlcr, S Ewinn R. Brown S. Priest, P Schucffcr, S Williams Row l --J FitzG.l:l1an D. Scitz, V. Mintcf. From the annual Kick-off dance to the spring bake sale, from our buzz sessions to Pa-Ma-Me, Friendship Club members combined service and fun in exact proportions for a wonderfully successful year. One of the high spots of the year was the superb interpretation of The Creation by Mr. Charles King, formerly of Karamu House, another was the visit of Miss Mathews from India. Other memorable events were thc Moms' party, the Pops' party, and the March Sock l-lop. Equally important were our service projects, dressing dolls as Christmas presents for poor children, caring for our six adopted girls at Tamassec, a girls' school in South Carolina, and working at our service meetings. The officers were Rhonda Brown, president, Sally Priest, vice-president, Pat Schaeffer, secretary, and Sally Ewing, treasurer. Miss Whaling, Miss l.eBcdoff, Mrs Fisher, and Miss McKee, were club advisers A , Q l FRIE DSHIP , : ,,., :,.-f : : '-,-.-ff : fr 1-.fr pf.. : ,H-f, 1 f . ,ff 'Q-nf C f., T . ff- , 1-, fi , L ..,, ,, I, , ,7 F , 5-' .f., 5 i .f. f ' fri' 'J .f. f '1, r f Q Ar I, : ,, ,-., F r R A Q , f w3' 11 C GW'J S '1-4 P 3 P11 'GF L Hiri fw-QM Q D r- NA ft' ri X, G iff' -wr, F1 .x -1 , W J F.rff , F My fwwf. L : f,,,. 'cw 1 J I Mir C GM: 'Zhu' FV1C: i'r1 J iq- r r rv , qqfv 1 Q EA C I. A Q f, F 'rm-r A TJ' L-3 F' '41 ' . N .N Y 'vp , Qui :N , FK, U.. 4 Qcwfv pzllff I y,7,,.XC.. 4- v f,'fg,f-- . QF., .,.,C,: 1, A -,- ,,,. HC w rw Q E' Krmxr- Cv v4 Hr r C Hwrnr Ow 4 c D KJOCsx mgk Cx Irwin Lc-cry ow 3 m O M Lum J VT r S Kurkp 1 nr J J Kochm Ruw X Jucrqc-ns mmol L 1 V Kcsc' L00 Jw N Howov N rw VV Jrm s Jw 1: K J Hcnnclqc AJ sont J Kcncr UW D c M Mex M Ilcr P rsom Mot ua 'XJOQCJ Row 3 M110 Pcfrx Rrw D V7 nrwrqc PM v v N N v. uf! X Mm cr J Mc Jon r M MMC 'vcli A Dyfcrczyk VJcFofJorv1 V Cn Mf Jfl Pwzmgcv Mqnwqn Mrrk f- rv Mm r-n lm J r RJ m 11 J ff Jun vw 2 1- IC Jn w J 'J H - ck M C ic C R B Lloxi J K J , A K P R . J Lt Q , IC , K Ko Q, ow A H ws JOJO, ck ' J , V K , KC J, J ,J J c , tb Rv J F HJIJ C L Lukv C Lf sy C Jah J I R ' D P gc 0 - JI C OH , V yor, J dc, J Raw A -- J C Q ,, f , S , 5 , N , R Pgrkx P PC rx g 'J vc' E J. J 1 I 3 M M qw , M Pm fo' C Vfxwfv C V11 if J D V':.J wx '. rv F NMJ ' C 'N hf,JJ1pf Q M J F P C gmrwf J f 'www N Raw 5-WD Reker, C Runner, 3 Rcpmmn, V Rela C Ecmmle P Scaaeffer, J Schurwcrv Raw -ar-rw Srwalfer , Scum if : Schaeflcr, G Ramtall E Scfvrmla or D Vlz Pow 3 i N Smlra C Share J Relaer, A Roberrs, L Rlrtcr NA C ,m,rh, G Sraw Row 2-C Rhodes, L Sorral, S Pclfrerrws D Sarzfaiv J Ragga' znc E Smlrh Row l-'N Shepperli S Porrcr 5 . Prfz, L Pzior, M Qohcr I Raw 5 f N leger D W.ll, M Venfch, G, Weston, N Van Lust S Wulllarns L Young Raw 4fL Wagner, S Srervhcns, E Taylor, C Unger, J Kaucr, S Slater Row 3-G Zuruck, R Slegman, N Wllscn, W Svepherws, B Swartz, J Yoang, F Wcldner Row 2 B Wcsfcrfnclrl, D Walk- er, L Walsh, M Taylor, G Wcmcr lll, V Wallace Raw I A While K Thomal C Warvtner, F Wfllmq elgmy-f.vQ Y7 of :Q Paw 5 F llfumaiu i, hcnsfrah , xitbneif J Crccfrnzr- 'Q Exec E Eem ckc, R Ercwr- Favs -1--AJ F- FC' - Kel J Free J D.nc--1 J Eire:-is-r - Ev.,nQ Row 3- 'G Fisfcr J Gffrc-If :Ln D Eavca J Clzwsir N fzyeis J FitzGi:fcn J Jccrgens ROA 2--J Hartnett J Cnr' man, S Hanrwi X4 ECl::11'Jt'i J F.licri,J Barrett Fon i N EU.t:'on C E.i1 den, 5 Aewarxzew J CJ rw: R r-Lgash f'-filth' -fi Hari. I 1 1 l 5 -v Y? Raw 5-f-S Ragugwohn, V Min . tcr, C. Oftatt, D Riekor, J Lange, N Von Lait, y Reid Raw A -A M, Meyer S Wil- , ' Iums, S Schaettcr P Scrwaefter, J Schulman, S XJ 5 A, Q Slater, , 'P -tr 'tv Row 3--D Piper, E Taylor, . ' W' f M. Spcllman, P Pcrry, V J ,J Wallace, S M:Farlaml, R Siegman ,, .. Q X ' Raw ZAR Nagel, N Wil- son, E Moog, M Lamfuert i N Shepperd NA Titus Row l-- C Ksh, C Pelton S Priest S Perter M Re- hor. J K iii? . i Q, i J Absent--L Vlach l. Walsh ' 1 , 1 9 i Q LEADERS Leaders is a girls' athletic service organization sponsorcd by Miss Baomgardner This year a new method of selecting members was used for the first time The girls were tested for their strength, endurance, reactions, co-ordination, and athletic ability The girls office iate at all intramural games Sally Slater was president, and working closely with her was Lois Vlach, point chairman The members ofthe board were Jackie Buechler, Carol Bud- den, Ruth Siegman, Sally Priest, Janet Gabrielsen, Sally Ewing, Sandy Schaeffer, Nancy Budden and Judy FitzGibban, Q: if H? 'ef ,, , -Q' if s 2? 5 X Wm, PR if fi W x u n ' Q ' x 4 E if ,fa f I Lx 4-ff tw 1 X 3 g k 491. lt HJ? Q, . ' 2 f Gi W ,Y .ji gl ' Af Qhnn 5 Q ig? 1? J' ' 51, A. Wv. 4. , 5 ya 2 2 Aw Q Qicz M K 'MM , ...:. I ' gala! , , A W ali? 5 I Ct? M14 fix .sv ,J Q 7 'ZTT ' if sl M . If gl , Q, f if ' , 'Vi Q 1 f ' KM? lx, -JJ O A 5 , 9 Q4 1 Q if W, 1 gg. Aiiflf , f V f f-qi , 7 MAJOR SL MAJGRETTES Row Zgl Fusher,J Shumoker, C Kish Row I-J Boker, B Schneuder, N Dcmmg Fav. L M hour V Dc-Mgvmws J Kmqsky, C West, 'J Zewqcr K Kgv, Lf ,f-xr. Ffpw 4 NA 'fha' M Hervey J Kuuu, 1 Bowery L Kem G Zqck , F- 1' ilu. li . CWM P Ccwlerw W prepmcns, J Kwckmek E VVQSTQMJQ 7 A D.w'1'z E rf v F' A J 1 Lwqs-r J JLJL-rqen-, '4 Lheppcrfi E EQWQQJ, E HQJJ M ,UJL-n 1 -' . my ' ff A C, Jgrgcm 5 Hanna E Puesr J Cwmer,J Fqrgn, E F-Ie,-gprzzr '. fn,-,'.r GRCHESTRA . MLA-'scminr C1 E:wguJ,v- P Camry E MuyhLm,J Jowwnfm GIRLS' GLEE CL k,f- E LJ Yzwvfl, C Gwrfwrw L, Emma J Grcmwmzgm, M inmth F H41 E Kmnr C PffJ',f- , Qwwr MN 'A:vr-Lm T Uomvrq P FMCG fx Drumwngcr FJ .+. F 'V'UwL1 F F-'.,vJ-nw L Eowimm, N Schvwuntsf, V4 NL-WCJJV R PULL . Kvl fr . 4 EL.C wQ'1 R SYUVZ E QWQHZ Rm ' , Fra-U 5 Kmkpgm L Hummfm G Crowley, S Menus, L Suv ' L it-,uf Y, :Q ,, ,wwf ,WM 'f ' 'A W J J W ,V , ,, , ,f 32 .vm gg Q5 f , . , f 1-M, V V ' 4 ' nfl f , J ,V W ,J ,. , w X wk QL , L' ...Y I 4 7' M lr 1 s '.'agiIci1lci, G Eafc.-, P Ea o' E Ma-,han 5,w .i J zfcnakar, R Va-'zcll D Hiser E Schnecler J Fsher C Krsh, F t1ill,E Kluth C Poltori VL: - rs! T n a -aw A '. lgcrwv-:1lti,A Pasteiczyk,J Fetzinger, L Bodnar J Free, N Newell J Baker 'tw i F Swartz R Stifz M Sfrasse J Kuiack N Deming Rivers band members had a busy year. They played and marched at football gamesg they presented their annual spring concertg in December they played ata hockey game at the Cleveland Arenag they gave a program ata junior-high assemblyg they presented ex- change assemblies with the band at Bay Village l-ligh Schoolg and they participated with bands tram Fairview and Medina in a band festival held at Fairview High School Ten girls from the band formed a group called the Powder Putters and played at an amateur show at Lakewood Christian Church, at a grade-school dramatic presentation of the Petrr Pan Plaxers, and at a Kiwanis Club amateur show ninet ami 2 at' fi 5 ' QQ, nf -t ' f ,i7 !' 14,9 ' W j,,., 3: 39 1 , i ff l Row 3 ff W Schnelder V Kelsey, R Porky M Srnlth, J Greenmon D Eorc. C Svsson, D Y ounq Row 2 --J Hennoge, L Rltter H Fuluere, L Juhlrn W Morrlson, R Race A Drerssleer Row l -f L l-lonsmon, C Lo sy G Crossle. S Mero- L Sorrot Eight members formed o unit under Dow Young's leodershup to ploy ut busketbull gomes, Mr. Thomos is bond director, ond the tollowung people served os ottucers. Don Young! Borbelro Swortz, Charlene Pelton, Jone Gree wmon, Peg Strouse, ond Jeonne Free The orchestro porticlpoted wuth orcheslros from eleven other schools un the county in presenting o public progrom ot River an Februory. They olso played ot commencement ond between octs ot the sensor ond Thespion plovs. Mr. Thomos olso sponsors the Music Apdrecxotnon Club whuch meets to lusten to the best in recorded music ond to heor it interpreted MHC! , -three J Ufmw- K L rw 0 C M J J Hcnncqh 'ww nw DoMomms S Mfmcdcndcr M Mc C At scnf Fronk MCNQ v B dwor J VCJ H F Porkc NCWCJ W Schnmdcr Row 4 n Cr G fn vx rfz Stmusc R P rk Kms WCfhCVJIJ J x I Pcvry C Rhrvjg nw '1rr'19 I Cm x Ru r Flfw. c offfe 'lx Pc Mn B Jfkncw r' HEY, four Ffi. ' fiwzv' L '41-' vv n W KHJN fu QV'--C. F .' .5 Fw. A ' Mc 1.2 P ECM J Ffcc rx. 5 Q , Ar Fwy fi E In , C Pwr J. K JH -, E Q hon N Mori-mv RM P K, 'N sw fw F HIJJ, W Joncx C V1 J, R I C J ,vm fN'-f Jw , , ', r RC- 5 f- L 0 N X im LLM Tc , av N J D Pp RJ fioll, D 'X C1 , P , , 0 x , 3 G N S C C 1 rf , J Q Rfw 2 G Sh, L 3, J L FW' U, L HC T PGA.- V I S 5 h J v M T, rf. C 4 , ' Nor -,ive J1- For every ploy thot is produced by Thespicns or ony other orgonizotion there rnust be count- less hours ot preporotion by director, stoge crew, ond make-up ond costume committees. Their reword fbesides the publishing of their nornes in smoll print on the progrornll is the feeling of sotisfoction thot comes from doing 0 task well, the fun of working with others who shore the some interests, ond the know- ledge thot they ore shoring in octivities thot will be 0 storehouse of memories of o hoppy period in their lives. ninety-five P .trol icllri 3 V': r'i V, THESPIANS Dramatics is one of the oldest and most popular arts. Aptly carrying on the tine tradition ot the theater, Neophytes and Thespians, under the direc- tion ot Miss White, Mrs. VVinpenny, and Miss Strawn, have entertained us with many excellent productions. This organization is not only responsible tor many enioyable plays, but it also provides stage crews and production statts tor all school assemblies, Dtticiating this year were president Darrell Douglass, vice-president Charles Eviston, secretary Sue Porter, and treasurer Jim Varney. EDPHYTES Row 5 G Eigcfow F2 Fcrgu son A Dreissiger D DuVCr naw, J Chamberlain, R Gill: son Row A C Cromer, J Green man, N Sante J Goldie, L Beck M Dewcx Pew 3 C Dcitfx C Giahame F2 Erev-n J Creaer L Ea-T njv P Q0wi1Cn Few I J fllei . fill- J man I Ale-'xn'ler M Rrhnr Rev. l J Fvcc, '.'. Eoislov, N Emu ' F'zGi 'v' Q F Uwe' N Eufhwglt P Frung 1 Rudge, T Y-,gr R Dlmsteaf D Douglass S Beckman, C E., Afjcn, T Clufterluflf C Ly Qfgn J Yernew Clcwsei A Dxlfsha J Curl' 2 Qfnw 5 C Hurr1K,J1y,F' HQHMJJ, VV HOOQ, R. Llngcnfcltcr, F Roy, J. Loucks low NAS. Gyuro. L Juhlwn, J 4cmllton, K. Kunton, L Molm low 3-R. Loebe, D Rnekcr, - Hardy, S, Herruck,J Lange, NA Lombert. Qow 2-J. Petznnger, S Prrest, J Hartnett, B. Holl, M. PoJmer, S. Honno. low l7C. Kash, B KJUHW, J Koucr, L. Horns, L. Lokwn, C. Jordon, J. Perry. Qow 54J Snurnakcr, F Walk- er C Robinson, J Vertrw, D Wrnght, D Young Row 4 -A Rrtch e, R Rrcne- son, J Totten, R Cndcrwcot, R Stewort, C West Row 3-S Wulllorns, C ScnueJe, S Stephens, L Wcgncr P Schaeffer, J. Schurrnon Row 2-J Schnller, M Srntn L Sorrc1f,C Unger, B Srnnn, K. Thomas, F, Wewng N Sheppard. Row I-fR Wrohleskw, L Wah: N Wnlson, S. Slater J Young V. Wollocc nlncty-seven 4? ig, 'Q On November l4 ond l5, thc Neophyte-Thespion group gove us o hilorious picture of odolescence ond its problems when they presented Junior Miss by Jerome Chodrov ond Joseph Fields. The ploy wos concerned with on imogin- otive teenfoger who succeeded in mixing up the lives ot her fomily ond friends Skillfully directed by Miss White, this comedy delighted the oudience from stort to finish, llrirrv Groves inc CvrocC Groxcs Hildo Lois Groves Jiiclv Groves Fufty Acloms J E Curtis Ellcn Curtis 'Willis Rcyrwolds Eorlow Aclorns Nvesfern Union Box Morrill Feiirhoch Sterling HrOvfn Albert Kuriorlw Tffmmy Arlwucile fhorles Henrx Hfzskpll Qiimmings Dovvcll DJurJl'1sf Dirk Olrnstcgfl Jonct Young Lesley Wolsh Morionnc Polmcr Korcn Thomos Fcmh Weiimg Chorlck Ewston Connie Grohome Tern Yost Jirn Shumokcr Steve Beckman Doyc Dfmiz Jim Chorwwc'r'Ci n Don Yciio: Fred Vvollfer Dose DllVOf VJ, lirn Vfirni' Lczrrx, l ,rw r- r 575 ff 25.3 45 in xmas, wh 45 .., 2 ' f . f ll sg ,..--1 mCTx 'vi ri' '-OH mQ, , 1 4 The audience was given a glimpse into the mysterious East when the senior class, under the direction of Miss White, presented Lost Horizon on March 6 and 7. This drama, which was set in the fabled Tibetan city of Shangri-La, told of the ill-fated love of a British flyer and a Chinese girl. Marked by fine acting and colorful costumes and settings, this production was a feather in the cap of the seniors. Myra Elizabeth VVylCJr1d Rutherford Chang Conway Mallinsan Miss Brinlqlow Mr. Henry Bernard La Tsen Helen Briar: The High Lama Tashi Ailing The Tibetan Pianist CAST Nancylee Wilson Carol Budden Jim Chamberlain Don Young Jett Loucks Darrell Douglass Fred Walker Doris Rieker Bill Rudge Sue Porter Pat Francis Jim Veitch Bev Moag Lesley Walsh Fred Shettler Janet Meilander ATHLETIC DEPARTME L Ti' f 'T L'wXv'L1 J.: T.,1'. 'V' A-rfwra 5-., M. f , 1 3 Y1fm: UM- 'wf . XD 'it 1 'v Iwi' 1,r ' - JI1 MSX'- -' 'Uv ' ,' 1' ' 2L'l 7 , - y,-xml, , J- V 4, A, ,. , , L I.l V .I l Qfmpz f' 'Y iw 1' ,A If 4' V . '- ,. ' .,, v Mn., ., .-Q. ,, M'-,,,,....-- M A--M,,,,.. 1 5 7 '01 g's4-,, if L f 1 i sf 2 A To buuuld strong bodies and to develop good sportsmanship are the o.ms of the gurls' untrae murals program The gurls began their sports year with soccer! played for the first time at the high school Few participants escaped without battle scars Cc-ld weather then drove the gurls indoors to the basketball courts and to the ping-pong tables Next they turned to volleyball, then came tennis badminton, and baseball Members ot Leaders oftucuated at all games Only the champions are pictured but all gurls cnuoyed to the hilt every game in which they had the opportunity to play Miss bauimgardncr is responsible tor organizing and supervising all gurls' sports S McFauIcun.l E Bench- w fwunr. C, Fsm-u J Fllgf Miss l3's office is a p o p u l a r meeting place for gurls plan hung schedules ter the many intramural games KA, 'TNQ SOCCER P Qgf.-.1 f BASKETBALL sm 2 F +-,W Q L Hui, J 1'v,v ELM VOLLEYBALL sz A 'fwfp.- f E.,- .V ,pw Lu uw, f, ,f- +1 H :,w,- in Km ,n - , 1 ,H-V low 5 P Stcwart, 'W Morrison, R, Wrobleskl, P. Halsey, D. Hiser, R, Ritchie. '-tow 5 -Y R Woodlng, S Smiley, D Kuenzel, R. Mitchell, R. Cowden, R, Lingentelter, R. Bloesinger 12r,w -1 7 P. Gunn, J Root, l.. Grimes, H. Clements, L. Moir, T. Egan. Paw 3 -- l-l Mono D Underwood, W Kraft H. Christ, R Mancuso, B Anderson, L. Beck. Row L F Mctlalill, R Stewart, J Crcgar, T. Clutterbuck, R Gatz, W Domhott, W Barstow lrngr.l. iiuw - T Yost rmarl R R.ch:son, M Bailey, Coach Bullington J Pietrangelo, G Campbell, W. r .toe imai When spring is in the air, boseballs whiz ot River. Six lettermen are returning to the dia- mond this year to bolster Coach Bullington's squad. As the Riverlet goes to press, the team is holding spring training in the gym. The pitchers are loosening up their arms, and the bat- ters are playing pepper ball. The team is anxiously waiting tor the weather to clear. Holding down the first sack should be Graham Campbell, the leading RBI hitter last season. At the hot corner will be Mike Bailey. Mike will probably be the clean-up hitter. Dick Richeson will be hurling the spheres and Jim Pietrangelo will be catching them. This battery has been charged for three years and is now ready to let go. Bill Domhott and Dick Mancuso will be used in the outfield. Both boys swing from the southpaw side and will be highly valued in this capacity. Frank McNabb and Harding Christ should till out the infield. Frank has had experi- ence on the keystone sack and will probably commence the season there, Harding will plug the shortstop gap. Other prospects for the team include Bob Bloesinger and Reesor Wood- Iing, outtielders, Larry Moir, pitcher, and Dick Mitchell, Catcher. Thirty-nine boys have reported out for bJseball. Coach Bullington plans to cut the snvad to 22, plus the two managers, Tom Yo3t and Bill Barstow The student body wishes the tram the hes' it lurk toward a successful season one hundred 1 W, Dcmhcff R Mancu M. Bailey April May 8 IO l4 I7 23 28 I 5 8 I3 l5 l9 20 22 l i953 South High Fairview Westlake Bay Medina Olmsted Falls Lakewood Bay Medina Fairview Olmsted Falls Lakewood Westlake Lincoln G Campbell R. R h J P t gl . I8 IGYTQO lawayl lawayl lawayl lawayl lawoyl lawayl Row 6-G. Jay, R. Loebe, S Beckman, L. Malrri T. Schneid, J Sieocl Row s -R. Ferguson, P. Hamill, C. Hoppe, C. Robinson, A. Totten, C. Eyistori, R Luchrs Row 4-J. Moore, C. Laco, J. Loucks, G. Bigelow, G. Quellette, D Domizi, R Manzell, Row 3-- Coach Fra I, R Bristol, A, Stetfien G. Peters, R, Schaefer, J Struhar, R Rodgers K Kinton Row 2-W. Schneider, S. Gyuro, K. Turnbull, D. Halliday, M, Dewey D Atack, T Cunningham Row l -W. Frey lr'ngr.l, A. Ritchie, L. Gregory, W. Hoehn, W Seitz, A Hull, A Gardner R Gayot imqr Coach Frail is pleased with the large turnoutof cindermen this spring. Sixty boys, includ- ing five lettermen, answered his call for indoor practice. River has eleven meets sched- uled, and they also plan to enter the district meet. Jett Loucks, miler and halt-miler, will carry the load along with Steve Beckman in the distance department. Gordon Peters and Larry Gregory will be the speedsters, These boys will also run in the 880-yard relay team, Ron Schaefer will run in the quarter mile and on the mile relay team, Coach Frail has expressed his concern over the paucity of field men As we go tn press, the prospects in the field events are being developed Jim Mcirire is high jumping and Archie Ritchie is hurdling in the gym Kyle Kinton and Warren lnlciehn are alsi we cellent prospects. The student body wishes Coach Frail and his trackstcrs the hest of Iufla in the firming season Let's luring the River Relays cup ba lc to River, hnys Q P -Sf ag ui. ,J ' 4' , M- af :lax 1' . i1YR QQ J 5 f Q i ,wi X ' K Q' I I wil S - ik . 1. V Y 1 W. 11::LQ Env! ..- 4' 4 i I S K y S va i 7 4 MVA? IFOOOOO lli Ill, 4 .E, ,, Q R 44 Q .5 ,f.,. 1 ll Q X fhoaaoq. VARSITY BASKETBALL to C Rob nson P Wroblesk G Campbell J Pletrangelo J Struhar R McNabb J Va ney lmgr W Domhoff Coach Motts R Mancuso K Dean lmgr M Banley G Brodt D Muddleton R Woodlng W Van Syckle The PIrate cagers under the dIrectIon of Coach Randall Motts completed a very successful season wlth twelve wIns and four losses Th team started strong havnng won four games before they were dumped by FaIrvI w ol 50 Then they defeated the alumnl In an ov r Irne and flV9 can r nce foes before FOIFVISW rolled around the champIonshIp but bowed to the War rIcrs for the secord tIme settlmg for sec ond place In the Southwestern Conference race Spramed ankl s and Illness seemed to accompany the team wherever they went Four boys were hampered by spraIns durIng the season At forward were Paul Wroblesku and Russ Cormler both lettermen from last sea son Russ although forced out In the mud ale of the s ason bv a bad ankle spraIn cam back to bolster the team In the drlve forthe champIonshIp Paul was the team s a Ing s orer n th Ob rlIn game broke the s hool record establIshed In l946 by Bull Moore by meshrng 48 pounts Paul averaged 2l pounts per game and was the only PIrate selected to the All South western Conference fIVE ChIC Rabmson the center was the leadIng rebound artust ChIc was also the stalwart In the PIrates defense and should prove valuable to next years team MIke BaIley was the play maker Alternatmg at the other guard were Duck Mancuso and Graham Camp bell The guards set up the plays and scored most of the goals when a zone de fens was thrown OQOIDST the team Gary Brodt and Bull Domhoff proved to be ca pable replacements when called upon Gary won the SWC foul shootIng contest at the Cleveland Arena Besudes the two losses to FaIrvIew thc PIrates bowed to Amh rst IU the last game of th season and Cleveland South In the N EO tournament at Baldwln Wallace They repeated double VICfOflCS over MC dIna CIearvIew OberlIn and Wellmgton They also wan from the alumnI our rIval Bay and Berea CIImaxIng the season were th basketball assembly and banquet Letters were award ed to ten boys and the managers Jum Var ney and Kent Dean L, R - , I , . I, , , . , . , , , . r . I , . . Q V , . . , A Ae - . ' - Lg A . . - I V again, The Pirates battled valiantly for - O . Ie d C . l e e ' he ' ' f e f , ' I T J The gunlor varslty basketball team and Coach Paul Crltes w re champs of the SWC Stressung a man tc 'nan pressung de f ns and a fast break offense Coach Crutess cagers won tw lve of fourteen games They started the s ason wuth an cught game unb aten skeln before they w re upset 39 29 at Meduna Stull suffer Ing from the loss of Bob Bloesunger th team s leadlng scorer whuch was due to lllness the lunaor cog rs were set back by Vllelllngton the follownng week From here they went onto down Fanrvlew Oberltn Clearview and Amherst and to become the The team was composed of fifteen boys from the lunlor and sophomore classes The startlng flve were all lunlors at the be glnnnng of the season At forwards were John Davls and Bob Loebe The aggresslve guards were Al Klshrnan and Ed Wester BASKETBALL me ' sun w1s the center Later ln the season sophcmr re forwards Bob Shnelds and Hardung Clnrlst strengtn cned the squad Confussng the opp nents th a r s from the start gets many baskets fcr our team was Coach Crltess theory a d worked The aggressufeness of cur guards caused many opponents to throw the ball away Defense was also stress d on the junior varsuty squad That a go d player as a good defensuve player was taught t the squad Bloesnnger was th s alwart o defense ball assembly on March l2 and th annual banquet ln the evenmg Barents also at tended the banquet Th curtain wa brought down on another successful basket ball season as th cheerleaders led th team nn the cheer Vnctory to B ecke t acne J Weste fel rn D u D Domz Vw o e och C 0 o f ld Bob Btce ger c' ' e A s J , ' O . s c , , . e o , wt. ur: s , e ' ' V - 9 - . ,H It I X V' lf e - ' . ' - , N ' cg ' , . A 1 1 ' , N' , . v I, . . . O , A , - , , - f I 1 . I A X 'VJ ' ' , ' , . ' . e f tw , . league champions. The season was ended with the basket- ' 3 ' ' ' ' - . e s ' 4 ' V e - e - - 11 - 111 L R, f W r nvach lrngr , R L r , Da-vls, E r l rt l, Grl es, R Elses pier K eng: l n, H Chrust, A Kvman, R r 'ul sk, Co 'ws 1 l X ,xuixaif 14. .,. M-ani ., i ...........--as c,-..,..f14x.1 M5 5 ' gum wal Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River Rocky River R Mfwcaso l952- l 953 Medina Berea Wellington Bay Fairview Alumni Oberlin Amherst Clearview Medina Wellington Fairview Clearview Oberlin Amherst Cleveland South XNon I2 Lost 4 QQ. 1 Q V ' 5 ws iiivfl' u 15- , x I E 1 1 .2 1 BQ. A W'-Jw ff 3 llitlt. R Row 3 f- Coacn Motts, P Wrolaleski, R Vvoodling, P. Hamill R Lingenfelter, D Kucnzel, R. Luehrs, W. Hoag, R. Cowden, C. Robinson, R. Mitchell, J. Totten lrngr,, Coach Ebel. Row 2-C Hornsby tmgr , T Deming, J Dayis, R. Anderson, A. Steftien, R, Rodgers, G Peters, M. Johnson H Mane, J. Root H Smiley, G Campbell Row le- S. Beckman 'rngr , M Bailey, F McNabb, W Rudge, D. Halliday, J, Goldie, H, Christ, R. Man- cuso, J. Hambrick, VV Dornhoft, G. Frank lmgrf- ln August fifty boys, including six letter- men, reported for fall football practice, but before the end ofthe season only forty boys remained. Injury was the bug. Be- fore the Pirates started their schedule, Art Totten and Bob Ferguson, whom they had counted onto fill holes left in the line, had been injured. lnexperience also harn- pered this year's eleven, Only one letter- man returned to the line, and he was in- jured in the opening game with Bay, Coaches Randall Motts, Robert Ebel, and cl' W' kk XR rf ' iv R .Arznb .V ,fn ppl ': 'f 1 0 F3 Ai- jCCl- my Donald Frail had their jobs cut out for them. They had to find adequate replace- ments for the injured boys and to mold a line from inexperienced players. Mike Bailey and Graham Campbell, co- captoins of the team, were the glue-fin- gered ends. Both boys also played on de- fense, Mike backing up the line. Chic Robinson, John I-lambrick, Bill Hoag, Bill Rudge, and Dick Mitchell or Dave Middle- ton plugged the holes from tackle to lContinued an page ll6l SCHEDULE l952 Rocky Rlyer Boy Rocky River Folrvlew Rocky Rlyer Clearview Rocky River Medina Rocky River Wellington Rocky River Oberlln Rocky River Amherst Rocky Ruyer Wodswortn Rocky River Norwolk Won O Lost 9 n wooolln Q vypoelsskl M JOHNSON 'A' DOMHOFF :ERGcSCN -1' BAILEY G PETERS G CAMPEFLL R MANCUSO J HAMBRlCK 21.1, Q A 4.1 '- R MlTCHELL H MONE P HAMLL T DEMIVNG ST FDDTB LL tackle. Ted Deming, Paul Hamill, Dick Luehrs, and Dick Lingenfelter also saw considerable action on the forward wall. In the backfield Paul Wrobleski was the signal caller and passer. Paul, who was named to the News Southwestern Confer- ence Eleven, also kicked the extra points. At the halfback posts were fleet-footed Bill Domhoff and Dick Mancuso. Gordon Peters alternated with them until an injury forced him out. Butch Johnson was the work horse. He plunged through the line from the fullback post, picking up yardage and first downs. Harding Christ was a capable replacement at fullback, River endid in last plate, having lostall their games They bowed to Bay, Fairview, E N '4 . Clearview, Medina, Wellington, Oberlin, Amherst, Wadsworth, and Norwalk, As the season progressed, though, they steadily improved, The boys showed wonderful spirit and fight. They never quit and were al- ways trying until the final horn. The un- usual factor in this year's team was the re- markable abilitv of the juniors and sopho- mores, Five sophomore players received their letters. Even though the season was not a suc- cess from the won-and-lost column, it will long be remembered by the players. Foot- ball builds meri and character lf one can take the hard punch and canoe up fighting, he has learned a lessow that will always lfiontinued on page ll7l V AVNDER C Q- l. ROOT W RLDGE prove valuable in lite, This season taught our boys what it is to lose. The season ended with the annual toot- ball banquet, Then the players were hon- ored in an assembly before the student body. Twenty-six boys received their let- ters along with the three senior cheerlead- ers, Sue Williams, Beverly Moag, and Sue Alexander. The junior varsity tootball team was composed ot thirty boys in the sophomore and junior years. Many ot these boys also played on the varsity squad. The J,V.'s had a tive game schedule, having played Bay twice and Westlake, Fairview, and Berea. Their record showed three wins and two close losses to Westlake and Fairview Coach Donald Frail was at the helm of the team. H Cl-lRlST J. GOLDIE C ROBlNSON R. COWDEN l S SMlLEY I KUENZEL in ' H , RI ERLET DY ERTI ER N x 2 N T Hg LV S lJlOCHG wLV1S XIX W L r VW LH L P- r 7 A LT, r TVHCJT Mile Skull.: fum xxwin T1 kwwflcx VV HVQH xdlxl lx TPM 1 T T'1a'C1rwwrWurW,T-, ' :T-, N -ffm 1' 1 v MW- lm www pk, wig' nh XL 1 1 rw ' 11 341- f mg if w' 'ills WCJLRA Tg XQUQL ' r f ' fm' Qrlyf fflxpr 2, mx r gvn w 'CWUIT UT wx 'CMN' ' VLQT :ri ,-.Q Xrw wxil M-L I g g fx H? N 'Y ' 'ig p M 3 ' w w 1 rx. r' lf pr :grew U : r J ,mx J -, m -, fl v 1 - ,w g Q A. ha ,gl R X., i and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PATRONS Don B Alexander Dana H Barley Arthur O Baker John D Barco Earl J Barrett W D Bayless C L Becker F R Belanger E H Beneke Welby W Bigelow G H Bntterman Louls A Bodnar W K Bonte W R Bowers H R Bristol C A Bradt F W Brown R W Budden Roy E Buechler John M Campbell Beecher B Cary W J Chamberlann Hardnng S Christ Russell F Cormier Robert L Cowden W A Daniels T L Deming James M Dugan A L Evnston Walter W Free James G Goldie F Graham Fallo R H Ferguson H L Fu ton RobertW Gllllson Ralph N Greenman Charles F Gregory P M Hanna Fred Gregory G M Hawklns D A Herrick H J Hoppe Arthur B Karg John G Knsh Jos ph M Knss H V Krause CarlJ Laco Mrs ArchueJ Leary Mr and Mrs Donald D Ma beth Mr and Mrs Carl W Meyer Mr and Mrs Vxfnlllam O Maller Mrs Ethel 0 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mltchell Harry C Mcaa Claude Moss W Nagel F Olmstead VV Parsons Mrs Lee Perry and Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs ahd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs P ers E Rletrangeln Fred B Priest Raymond E Ra wdall Ralph Rappuhn Car J Ray Mrlton E Re nl ThomasO Rl H E Rucheson Eug nc Rlelaer Roy T Rlggs Adam Rrtchle H S Rudge George N S hu Mrs M J Schneud and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs ard Mrs ard Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs George F Shctrler G Slegman A Slater E Slaw on R Stephens 'eo A St ltz Albert G Swar z Steve Szunyoa RnchardJ Thomas T J Tu py Losus l Tltus R True e G G Turnbull W Van ' ult Elmer Van Slckle A H Ve tch Mrs Vnrglnla Vlarh Mr and Mrs LeslueJ Walsn Mrs D M Vtfard and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs ard Mrs and Mrs a cl Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs L D VVGS on W A VV ll ams G A Vtfrught S Wr 'x R O Y ur g L H Zenaer Jr ohJ Zubrucu C Lure MrA A A A A ' MrA A A ' MrA A 1 A A J Mr. A A MrA A MrA A A Mr A NA MrA A A Mr, . C A MrA A A A MrA A HA MrA A A A A MrA A A A Mr sA H J et MrA A A A MrA A A ' DrA A A ' MrA A A ' MrA ...' MrA I z Mr. A ' A MrA . A MrA A A A MrA A l A MrA A A A MrA A ' A I .wr Mr. A A A ' MrA A A 'ce MrA A A A MrA . A A A ' Mr. A A A Mr A c 1 ' MrA A A A MrA A A ' MrA A A MrA A ' ' MrA . A A DrA A A A Mr, A A A A A c ele MrA A A A ' A A A ' Mr .,',' MrA A A 1 ' MrA A A ' MrA AC. A ' MrA A A MrA A S, A S ' Mr. A A A ' A MrA A L, A s DrA and MrsA LA SA Dean Mr, and Mrs. CA RA Snyder MrA A A A ' MrA A EA A MrA A A MrA . A A- A L MrA A A A ' MrA A A A t MrA A ' A MrA A 5, MrA A A ' MrA A ' A ' A Dr. A A n MrA A A A 'p MrA A A A Mr. A ! ' ,A ' Mr, A , , I MrA A lA A ' s l Mr. A A ' ' Mr. A A A Mr. A A MFA . . C ' MrA A A MrA A ' Mr, , A I MFA A A A l MrA A A ' ' ' A Mr, A A A ' . . 'J I DrA A A Mr A A f MrA A Mr, A l Q A MrA A A A MV. . Mr 9 A ' Mr A A s oblesku MrA A Mr I ft Yost Mr Mr C 'w ' A I Mr n F 'JA A , A A 3 Mm JSC, l A W 1 G 'flc Congratulatuons to the Class of 1953 NCE more the tume us drawung near when another fune group of graduates wull leave Rocky Ruver Hugh School and enter a new phase of theur luves The rnemorues of the days spent here wull be cherushed always May the foundatuon laud here un Rocky Ruver be such that you wull buuld your lufe s structure upon ut wuth unswervung confudence The fruend shups whuch have developed between pupuls teachers and parents un Rocky Ruver Hugh School wull be a contunuung source of strength whuch wull enable you to meet successfully the sutuotuons encountered as you enter college or the busu ness world Never be afraud to hold hugh the udeals you have devel op d here Go forward wuth a determunatuon to do only what us good and rught Never forget the wonderful herutage that has been yours as you have grown un stature and wusdom and un favor wuth God and man The suncere good wushes of the Parent Teacher Asso cuatuon go wuth all of you as you leave to go on to do the bugger and better thungs un lufe The Rocky Ruver Hugh School Parent Teacher Assoclatuon O . . . . , . , I I S I . . . fu, . . . ,, D O O O 1 h 1 dt ty' Congratulations to the Class of 1953 from the ROCKY RIVER KIWANIS CLUB - M ai 'X 1' What ls Kiwanis? Many tumes Knwannans are asked thus questnon The Rocky River Krwanus Club rs composed of l25 busnness and pro fessnonal men who are banded together to serve therr fellow men and the communrty ot Rocky Rrver and to do their part an maknng the world a better and happner place In which to luve The club projects range from support ot churches rn theur spnrutual arms to agruculture and conservatuon Youth actrvutres receuve specual attentron and servrce to underprrvuleged persons ns stressed An Important actrvuty us dnlngent work In the fleld ot publsc attaurs and crtszenshup The l953 Theme of Knwanls lnternatnonal ns Freedom Our Sacred Trust All Knwanrs actrvmes are based upon one of the sux permanent objects of Knwanls We thought you mnght lake to know what they are 0 To gave prmmacy to the human and spurntual rather than tothe mater nal values of lute 0 To promote the adoptron and the applncatron of hrgher socral busnness and professronal standards 0 To develop by precept and example a more nntellagent aggressive and servrceable cutrzenshrp 0 To encourage the dauly Invung of the Golden Rule un all human rela tuonshups 0 To provnde through Knwanls Clubs a practucal means to form endurrng frnendshrps to render altrulstrc servrce and to burld better communrtres 0 To cooperate nn creating and manntannrng that sound publuc oprnnon and hugh ndealrsm whuch makes possrble the Increase of rrghteousness pus tuce patrnotusm and good wnll h '1 1 yi X RX l xx lyll tt s so aff WE'RE DADS - But Also Students of the Many Fxne Thmgs You Are Domq For Rocky Rlver Hlgh School The Rocky Rlver Hugh School Booster Club INDEX A1Qx111cIe1 S111 lII11C 3 82 88 8118 JI A111 LI 1111 Plodx A11c1e1so11 Rc1be1t 4 16 80106114 116 -Xnczoxxs D111 'uct AIIQCSRI P 1IlL1 1 AIC IX J11c11t11 1111 C II A1r1o1c1 C1101 -Xehbx Atack 11 CX 11401 311101 11111 116.1 L Sus 111 Dax 111 M1111 101 Z I 11111 W1111 1111 Niall 11111 Dax 111 D011 J 516993 94 5183 11' 1011 114 883 75 1' 83 81193 94 1 Jc 1 xx W1II11m BHYIQSS 1311131121 BQ 1L1l 112111113 111111 1m 45 80 eck LFIXNICIILQ 5 516 96106 1QL1xL1I1J 1111 W1111 1m 71 6 8? 96 10611-1 '75 6 88391 5 Index Conhnued e ty th THE KYLE AGENCY INC INSURANCE SURETY BONDS 19041 Defront Rd ED 1 5 50 F S INGERSOLL Inc THE COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE SEEDS PAINTS APPLIANCES KITCHEN REMODELING 19071 Detrout Rd ED I 6200 O O .1 -, . 41 - 25.7 , , .. ', 1.1 2 , , 1 11's , 1' 51 I 1 . 53- V, ' Y V - . I' z 'gc ' 45 ', ll 1 45 , . '1zj. ' r . ,, , 5 A111 1: VI 51,159.83 E , Q A - 8 1 , sz 45 ' , 'A 51,7 .18,I01Z 15511. 1 'f,T5.TT,I06, ', 10. ,115 Ba ' ', .1 1 25,7 , 1,911.92 Baker. Robert 45 1' -, ' 1 51.76.811 , B1 1. 51.74.91 . 0 I . 121'-1, 51.74.91 1 13111' '11, 5 1.',T 1, . ', . I Bz11'1' -tt, 11111 25 13111511 ', ' 'a T .T . 1. , '. E 1 - .'.'. z ' 2' ..'.6T,T .T , , ,1O' 2 13 . v- - 'o.r . 7.71, . .114 2 'Az 51.111 I ' A I - hundred twen - ree HOLLYWOOD CLEANERS 4 HOUR SERVICE 15408 Modlson Ave AC 1 2601 19080 West Lake Rd ED 1 3883 SUBURBAN APPLIANCE CO Home Appluorwces ond Televnsron SALES AND SERVICE 19148 Defrost Rood 1 3787 ED 1 6044 4 2220 Wooster Open Sundfxws 9 A M 3 PM OpenDnl1 8AM 6PM Rlverwood Hardware 61 Apphcmnce Co BPS Points Sherwin Wrllnoms Super Kemtone Flotlux Sotm Tex Gloss Lux Kem Glo Youx Ne1ghborhood VIIIQIW Stoxe MUELLER CANFIELD sERv1cE sTAT1oN 19199 West Loke Rd BO 2 9862 Puck Up ond Delwery INDEX CONTINUED Becker Cpnolyn 2 11 :J Beckman Stephen 45 68 69 10 71 13 75 78 80 96108109114 Beldnger Annette 25 72 78 83 86 Benderman Barbara 45 69 78 83 Beneke Edlth 26 43 61 12 13 78 83 86105 B1g61OVk Gxdnt 26 11 18 91 92 96108 Bllek Janet B1shop Exa Bntexman LOIS Bloeslnger Robert Bodnal L'1u1a Bodnax Louxs Bonte Nanu Bosxx ell Wxlhdm Bowles Marxlyn Bowers V11 glnla Brlstol Russell Brodt Garx Brow n Rhonda Brom ne Russell Buchvx ald Nanex Budden Car ol Budden Ndncx W J KRAMER C0 FLORISTS 45 83 457183 2683 45 8088106111 45 77 83 88 96 26 92 94 26 43 611318 82 83 86 96 40 74 5183 268391 11111880 2675110 2 36169101112 3 161882838696 011991929496 6 3181983868 1318198 2054 Lokevlew Avenue 1 355 Rocky R1VQT Qlno 677113111 . . . . llllll llIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllll I '1 5, ',10' ' , 1- 1- : ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l l 1.1 1 1 , . , I , - , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I ' 1 1 1 I ' Hr- nv . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 v 1. . 9 Y ' Y ! 7 1 . 1 . . , 1 1 . - , - I v 1 v ED ' ' ' . - . 1 . I 1 1 . . I n V I 3 Y . . . . I 1 I Y Y ! 1 ............. ...................... g . -. , Y 1 I .1 -H H ED 1- 131 Rd . 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' I . . p I 7 1 ' 1 . 1. M . , ' ' ' ' 1 Bowles. Janet 45,78,83 1 1 1 - . L v . . 1 . : V ' . . 1 1 1 I 1 rv r-nv-1 - 1 1 25- 1 1 1 1103 ' 1 U I y , 7 Y I v- rw H rv :- . , . . : '1 ' 714. 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 75,' . 1 1 1 1 . - 1 45 I I 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 - , , : 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 . 1 21, 7,1 1' 1 ,9196 ' 2' J ' : , - 3 21' ,' ,' , 3,86 I .......................... .......... ..................... ................... I G l , , ED -1 I C . ' P11 r re hoes or omen us er rown oes orC ron Ioe O'Boy1e's Shoe Store Um 3 Detro oo om S ROCKY RIVER HARDWARE ng SU CS Cm Ce oe Su A SAVINGS ACCOUNT Is Always A Good Investmert ROCKY RIVER OFFICE West End of Detxolt Afemue Brldqe NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND IEWELRY ThGdt Mmfgoff ELGIN IEWELERS 19144 D 1 1 A LAWRENCE REALTY A1 S DS F W B t B Sh F h1ld A PI bi ppm C1 5 1936 1tR d C pit Mdl ppl FLORSHHM and FREEMAN 19150 oefm Rd ED, 1 3825 For Men Boy Couts - - 3 I Complurncmts of Q ro uo e'S os GSIV1 1 e roi venue ROCKY RIVER FOOD MARKET F Q Produce Darry Products And Chance Meats 20505 Detroit Road W Deltver Phone ED l l424 THE SWISS CLEANERS Phone ED I-16969 20145 West Lake Road Rocky Ruver Ohua Across from Kensnngton School Save 1000 on Cash and Carry We Operate Our Own Plant BestW1shes Class ot 53 Phelps Realty Company Members Cleveland Real Estate Board and Natlonal ASSOCIOIIOH Real Estate Brokers l92ll Detrolt Road ED l 5400 Open Tuesday Frlday and F All the Things We Luke Best To Do That s Pleaslng You Whlle xou re at xour studxmg work or plax we re buss fmdmg the thlngs you hke best to xx een the klnd of thmgs xou pace Setters admne the kind of puces Did and Mothel lpploxe We know too the INIICIICIIN atmosphere of Lakevxoods Completc Department Store ll meet xo n ex ILIIII qu lllf1C IIIOIIS Saturday ill 9 PM JIAI, I L Open Monday Wednesday and Thursday 10 AM to 5 ao PM Lakewood store Free Parkmg In Rear Meffhanis sf3mP5 Detroit Avenue at Warren Rd Mean Added Savmgs ct dCJ rrccncs, , ' ' ' , 0 . A - . 1 . . ' llllllllllllllllllllll llllllllillllllllllll 4 I C' -.. . - 5 0 O 1 I I n ' v ' v . 1 y' y Q ...V V '. .. ' ' ' ,S V ' , . v ' ,1 ' . A - g ' - -, f ...at 1' I . I - Y ' Y 1' A. 1 5 ' ' 1 . 1 1 xvi A. L . 0 . ' E, ,. Tv 'ff' ' 1 'U. 0 , . . . . . t f L-uLc111c1 Iacquclznc Your Prescruptuons Frlled Accurotely STANDARD DRUG STORE 20163 West Loke Rood Comer of Falmouth Drnve Rocky Ruver Ohno INDEX CONTINUED xc1 'N mu Campbell C l3111IT1C C ustcn Patel IX 111111 Ch nmbexldm Jdmc Check Rosem 11X CheQsm1r1 Joan C111 Nt L01 C1bu1a S 1111.d Clement I-1011011 C11DDC1 Leslle VJ 1 83868 Clmx Iwcquelme 6 C1L111C11JLlL1x Thom 1 Coc11spot1 E11ee11 Co1m1er Ru sell Coug,h1111 'NI 1tthcxx C1 L11L,1111T1 R 1bo1t Coxxclen P1t11c11 Coxx den Rol1e1t C1 lmel Con tmcc -110 88 3106 1 43 1618808996 21183 0 11 1' 83 91103 4513 7110611-1 9181311 fn w 8096106114 4 17 2811 183 9196101 010611-11 11.31 KOOS FURNITURE CO Dlstmctlve Custom Bullt Furmture RECOVERING RESTYLING 191 0Dtro1tRd ED 1 4 1 1 lt ty Complrmemts of IAMES HARDWARE CO 20251 West Loke Rood Rocky River Open Evenmgs ED 1 7350 Evcryihmg for the Amoteur Photogroplwer DeWITT PHOTO SUPPLIES 19107 Detrolt Rood Rocky Rnyer 16 Ohuo Bell 81 Howell Eostmon Kodok Ansco Revere Argus Federol GUTHERY SCHREIBER CHEVROLET INC 16303 Detront Avenue ot Woodword AC 1 0500 New and Used Cdle New cmd Used Trucke Parts SGTVICS Accessoues J 1' .1 -5 1 1 z7,67,7z1,:::1.8fs : B,--Qs, 12 45.7 ,71 .. , 9,96 : ' 1 1- 1 27,Tf, ,1r7. 3 110.114,115 . A Q 1 , - - 51 Q ' I ' Cu Q, L 'cia 27, ,78.88 2 ' . ' S 27.' ,' , . . E 1 1 51.71,83 5 , , , cmm. Hzirding 51.7.1 6,1 ,114,117 : ED 1-5980 'S 27.76.77,7,. ,. , ' S, ' , T , , E - -, 51 5 T rser, .. ' ' -116. ,' ,I ,lf',9 ' 1 1 is 44,47.71.T6. Q P . 53 . 1 ' , S ii 1 . 1 ' , . Q ' ' 45 4 'J ' ' , f ' 51 I ' , z 'Az 211.7 . . ., . '. 7 r . - 5, .76,8 , ', . 17 . 'z ', 5 2 f f 1 E R A . ' ' , T O c ' , . -38 8 INDEX CONTINUED C1 1mer Janet Clegar James 45 14 80 96 106 114 Cussman James 11111 Crosslev Gax al 19 83 9193 94 Cunnmgham Theodore 51 0 Cuxfman J111 Damels Janet Daroczx Barbal a Dans John Dem Judxth Dean Kent DBMHFIDIQ Caxol Demmb Nancy Dcmlng Ted DeV1lle Bxuce Dc-V1l1e Judlth Dcuew Monte Dlckson Donald 4069 11883 8688 96 281883 86 :J 1180111 4586 2 151180 0 5114839194 4588909294 28 J5899192114116 4614 51 14 83 89 46 80 8196108109114 We ore Proud to Serve Our Customers Th Funfst Meets Obtolnoble QUALITY FRUITS 81 VEGETABLES org Vorsety of Frozen Foods LAKELAN D FOODTOWN INC 19243 Detront Rood Rocky RIVEF 16 Ohno BE T WISHES othcCIossof1953 Domhoff Wllllam 46 68 69 73 15 71 Dom1z1 Dax 1d Doncx son Vlfgllllii Douglass Darrell D1C1SSlgE1 Armln Duff! Chllstopher Dugan Donald Dunford Carol DuVe1nax D3X1d Dxkstra Ann Eaton Phyllis Edwaxds Sallv Egan Thomas Eller Joan Elllot John 1880106107110114115 4669108111 4683 284361697071 13 75 78808189 96 2878819193 96 46618096114 28711780 466869 4381 88 46 7317 83 9196 517183 9192 94 46 78 79 83 94 46 83 96 104 46 80 Elhs Joan 46 68 6913 741 75 71 19 83 96 Ex ers Judxth 51 83 Ex lston Charles 29 61 79 80 96 108 Exung Sally 466971 12 13 78 82 83 86 104 Cornplrmcnts A FRIEND FOR THE LATEST IN HI TEEN FASHIONS Shop of Lllllan s Dress Shoppe In Rocky River Shopplng Center Open Fndoy Evenungs ED 1 3873 Best Wlshes Closs of 1953 The Schneider Bruce Dairy Co Rocky RIVGI Qhlo one hundred twcnt cn v IIIllllllllllllllllllllllll lillllll Ill lill II ll ' I . , 1. . . 1 .. . ' rv 'A V r . . 5l,19.113.91 - 1 1 r- 1 - a 1 . '.' . - rv L A - .. , C .11 H - ,1 'A' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 10 . , 11 1 .. y 1 u 1 I T ' ' al '-, 44,4 1 , , ,114 . . 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 81 1 . 111 1- Q - .- -1 1 1 1 1 .U ' , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1. - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , ,,, 1 . S . . , ,, 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 . 1 1 1 . T 1 51 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 .- 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 Of . Y V ... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' q, 1 1 1 1 1 .'y Q V 1 1 I 1- V 7 1 Y llllllllllllllllllllll lll , 46 . Ivy V v y v v v Y .1 , y ' Y V v 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 V . Y ' ' 1 , 106 . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 .4 1. .... . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y Y ' , u Q v y Q ,. y .- .. - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 lllllllllllllll Illllllllllillillllllilllll II lllllllll K i O O O I PRESCRIPTIONS INDEX CONTINUED Drugs Suck Room Supplues Baby Needs Prompt Delivery Rocky R1ver Pharmacy Frank Mader Ph C BS and George Bruehler Ph C 19109 Detrolt Rd Phone ED 1 6440 VteKtofIng,e1so11 Hdxx Roekx Prxer Ohro Complumermts of OTTO S DELICATESSEN 20253 West Lake Road Rocky Rrver Ohro OTTO FUCHS For Dellvery Call ED l 7466 Complrments WETHERILL COAL CO For Hugh Type Domestic Laundry a Fallon Shella Ferguson Robert Ferrv Donald Fllrere How ard Frsher Glads Q Frsher Joan F1tzGrbbon Judrth Francrs P8lIlLld Frank George Free Joanne French Daxrd Frex Wrllx Fulton lune Gdbrrelsen I Gardner Arthur Gatz Rrchard Grbson Char1eQ Grlbert Robert G1111son Robert Glansbeek Elrzabeth Goldre Jamee 3 ID 6 8 Graben Joel Grahame Conqtance Greenman Jane 30 69 Gregory Law rence Grew stad Hlldegarde G1 rmes Ldnnx Grox e Robert Gunn Phrlrp Gut ot Rrchrrrd Gvuro Stex e11 Hdgerson Lee Hall Bette Lou Halsex Peter Halllday Donald 29 883 158096108110 0193 13 6118 869196104100 291883869092 466869 ID 16 88283 868996 .24 298183 89 96 11161180 29188691929496 466914108 2978818691 4 91113108 6 01108 5 11 6 469193 4689 188096 461183 80 6114111 46 69 79 83 96 12 13 18 86 91 93 96 30 69 ID 80108109 3043671011 72131883 88106111 '11 106114 4154748 30 1618 80108109 46711880 4616839191100 01 6 461180108114 Hambrrck John 4 6161180114 0 Hamlll Paul 30 I3 89 91108114116 Work See nd Cleaning Co. 7971 Loram Avenue Telephone ME l 5322 one hundred twenty mm: , 5 1 ' .1 .T u Q , g A . 29.'f. , , . ' Q ,, 29 I ' , 46,' .7 . . 1,83. Q , - 46.' ,' , , .104 E . . .' 46 ' Q f ' Q , .met 0.6 ,' .'., . 3,8' E ' , ' 1,' .10 E ' ' , 30.' , . A , E ' , . Ori? .1 , .9 . . ' Q , 51 2 -' - 3 51, , , ,114 . : - , - 51 5 5 , ' - V 30,7 5 7 ,' ,108 . E ' - 1 1 --'qt 2 - f ' .10' E -' , 4.4 .' . , . .l1' l O CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1953 Let Us Be Your Telev1s1on Headquarters We Carry Complete Lmes of RCA. VICTOR P1-HLCQ The Complete Phono Record Store BEACH G COLHHHN 19033 Detrolt ED 1 950 INDEX CONTINUED H 1m11ton Jame ol 9 Hanna Su an 3 6 8 Z 83 8 HWI1 mem L1nd1 Ha1dx Lmda Ha111s Lxnda Hfntnett Joan Hath:-may Harxex Hdvxklns Gladx HCIDZSI 1111g Scllldl 1 Hennage Jox H9F11Ck Suzanne H1g3Shl L11x.-111 H111 FIHHCIS Hmsdalc Ann1 Mae H1ser Dax 1d Hoag W11l1am Hoehn Warren Hoppe Charles HOIUQI Ca1o1 Hornsbx Cha11e HOW3l1h INanCx Hull Allan 468-191 9394 291 00 4 39 83 2 31 84 93 94 31618491 411286 0284919294 3169 2 84 86 105 3292106 D80 96114 3 11108 9 1 7 11880 08 3261141 84 11380818 'J2 6984 91 32108 Ingold Edu a1d For Dad And The Boys Manhattan QS W11SOD Shlrts Stetson CS Ma11ory Hats WIISOH CS Spaldlna At1'11et1c Goods McGregor Sportswear H E S HABERDASHERY 81 SPORTING GOODS 14710 Detrdlit Ave. LA. I-3881 OChd1Yhy E Q ' . 5 ' . T 1 ' . S 31.4 . 7.75.7 .zz-. . 6.91 1 1 C S ' . ' 4 .... E 1 ' 46.7 , 7,1 7 - - I g ' 7.8 . 7 : ' - . 47.76.77. 36.97 2 1' . ' g 51 I ' ' ' .. ' js 31 ' i 2 ' - ' , 1 4 47,159.7 ,T-4,84 E Herter. 'Mary' 232184191 MAGNAVQX -- ADMIRAL 5 - g , E .Y ' ' 47,71 . .' :116 I , - 1.77, .1o. E , . 31.6'.70,7l, 3.74. ' E 77,7 , .1 : 1 -. 1 ' . 1' .'9. - 5 Q f S 4169.7 . . , , 8.97.1144 I . V - ' 5 W , 1 ' '31 u u CALL Lakewood Storage Inc FOR MOVING PACKING SHIPPING STORAGE Across The I-Ioll Ac oss th Cont nent Household Goods Off ce Remo ol 14401 Det o1IAvenue FOR A BETTER BUY ROCKY RIVER TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE 20108 Detro T ot Loke I6 E I I 7 DUTCHER REALTY COMPANY A Rel oble Nome rw Reol Estote 19533 Defrost Rd ED I 6 50 LA 14141 IOHN STRUHAR Co frocto o d Bu Ider 22324 Cente R dge Rood R cky R er I6 Iwo ED I 5236 MADDA and RINI FINE Fooos 19325 Defrof Rodd Rocky RI er OI'IIo Comphmems of The E W Ferry Screw Products Inc d .............. T ! 1 ,I . I, ww r e I I v 1' ' . - I--'- . 'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllilllllllllllllllllI - SEE rm I' rm I r I O Iv , O I I v' w D, - 36 ' llllllllllllllll - I I I I . 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