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

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oung W0men's Christian ssociatiun I mn'fi1 rim f Sui' ilrsluml, Suv Kivfn-r, Uni I-lilxn l'um N uri-H I'iHPlxIi4iilil', Marilyn Niiliiff, Judy IH-am-, in thttln . 1' Q :h -. .lvlimlu Morrison, 'IH-rrp Klurk, 'I'hir1i ' ' ' lun A burn Ls-zlvll, Ilulorvs IIruM'l1:lk. Ninrilyu lillrtmi. Sully Nlilhum. Xu Hllix' lnmm Pitu- Ss-vuml rms - Sur- IS:-onyx, lim' K H Uhr. linrh Iiuvrr. 1':urul lxulwll, lin-th Mu : : Hin-l. First row - Yivki Davis, Barb Fay, Barb LaSalle, Iivtly I.ux'v1xzq-rx. 1,1-igh Cu rin-r1:1 Xiu nlmlrx lumix' Nlxlinl Pub r, Llnrlzl Ii Fmxrtli run - Sharon NY:-zur. Suuuiv 1111-ig:-rx. Nuurg Sh-I'fi1-11. Suv Ss-iglv. Kay lll'u,uj:lll, liutli Nts-u':1rl l 1':n1w-x Xislrvt, Mnry l.uu Xlurriwn. 'l'llir1l rim' - Iimmu My-rs, 1':lrIntt:1 Muizv, 'IU-rrg Smith, .luwly NYurstl1vl'. Suv Milli-r, Kay Vnlliux, Put NX'hilv-, i r:mkim- Kitlvr, llvln-ll Srilln-Iv. S1-wuxul run' Y l':lt Iiarr- ' 'H L - ' ,, ': l irwi 1' L QII. Kpvuly Ilvntun. Klnnxlpu R1-:lin-lil Y Pumxx Wei ol lumix Niltl Int Nlutlu uw I'uw4-uw, .lun XYi1x nu - liurii Nm-fu, iiiuny Niul'l'ix Kznrvll Xluru, liulnim- I'-mlm:-r I ul 'I'mu-nu l'-at fllmuxx un. iilunx liltlln-

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Members Pledge To pheld ims, Ideals llf P Fourth run' v Pnlly I,'I'l'il4'l', Mnrgn- Hun-k. Mary Lon l'ong,fhlin, Lynne llutfivl-l, Lulu I.in-hwlunvr, linln-1-in Jaum-S, Elaine- Hinton. 'I'ilir1l ruw - lbulwrt-:L Kixuwkrd, Carol Millvr, Sm' ile-l'run, Ni:xr:.fs- Uoin-g:1'4n'n-, Nnnlq .innlu-rsnn, .lnsly Ks-ily. Svcwxlnfl rnw - ilu-V llvvk, Univ 1'l'iwsn1:in, .ln ,inn Milla-V, Mary Jnnv Imrn-nfvn, K1-lliv .Xrnni1l, ,Him--4 1'lult1-rbnvk, First rnw - Ritz: Um-lnis, .To Num-3' Linn, .Inunnv Ma-de-rt, Curnl Imnfr. Snr- M1-Komvn. .la-:unw Atkinson, s. Vzllvrin- XY:-irinw, llnrlm Ninn. t':u'ui Smith. l':H l'i:1inn. iiilI'll Fourth row - .Indy Stntlfr, Ann- I-Imrvr lbrnse-mlznlil, Sun- liawtll. 'l'llir1l row Y Dinnv Stnwkvr, Juym' fiililil'S, Kara-n Zzxlinuxx. Nairn Sirunuuzirri, Jvun Yun Fin-1-1, 1'h:u' ln 'Fix-rn-4-. tfurolyn l'4n'nv-ll, XX:insl.u i'lUp:lh'u'k. Hn-1-nml run' - .lun Brown, Um-ul Wall-rs, Snnfly liurvin, Ilurlv Svlilinmy Sin-ilu Svniih, lim-In XYilli:nnwn, linnnia- Smith. Shuri Smith. Firwt row f Ire-nv H4-llis, 4':nl'inH:l XY:illm-r, Suzunln- Swopv, Xxlnvy lhllnam, Judy lliirlrs, Ihirlm 1l:u'rx-H.

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JU Illll, SE l0R Hi-Y BUYS GRUW Senior - Furl lellh-nherger, Chuck Aspinwnll, Mike Dittoe, Dick Sophomore - Ken Forbes, Tim Irvin, Jim Cody, Jack Onder, liuekles, .l ack Swisher. The purpose ot' Ili-Y is to ereate, lnaintain, and extend high standards of Christian char- aeter throughout the home, school, and eoln- inunity. Membership in Senior Ili-Y Club is open to all junior and senior boys. This year thirty members niet once every three weeks under the supervision of Mr. llerbert Aguor and Mr. Arthur Bennett. President Chuck Aspinwall. Vice-president. Mike Dittoe, Secre- tary l'arl Elleuberger, and Treasurex' Jack Swisher worked together in planning the pro- grains. Bud Spooner. Ili-Y boys selling refreshments were a fa- miliar sight at llUll1t' basketball games. Money earned in this fashion was used to finance 1-lub projeets, which included helping a needy faniily at Christmas time and sponsoring the annual lli-Y dance. Sophomore lli-Y is similar in purpose to the senior group. This year's elnb was exception- ally active, and its luenibership was twice the size of the senior roster. Sophomore members diseussed world problems, saw movies, and used the gfylll facilities for recreation. Members sold progralns at football games. Part of the elub dues paid for Ill9Illb0I'Slllp in the YMCA, entitling members of the club to use the HY fam-ilities. Working: with Mr. Roy llulliugton as adviser, President Jim Cody, Viee-president Ken Forbes, Seeretary Fred Roth, and Treasurer llud Spooner planned programs.