Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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Q s , 6 , ,A .59 M 'eu v fu. xwnf ii 'sf K ,4 1 . at it 43 M vb. 8 1, 4. n Inu: v Bl EBOOK Pubhshed by The Clams of Nmeteen Hundred and Flfty flve Buy Hlcgn bcneel Bay Vlllczqe Ohle Echt I m Ch ef Mr G F Deutschlcmdef Advlsel S Key X-lVlGlCIHfl . 0 - A I In the following pages Admmlstrcmon Classes Actlvltles Index Dedication Tradltnonally cloak and dagger secrecy surrounds the chance of the Semor Class for the deducatnon of the Bay Blue Book Thus year as never before a hushed aura of mystery has shrouded that selectnon Even the advnser of the Annual was kept nn the dark As the last chapter as closlng on the hugh school days of the Class of 55 one who has been a guude to both character and knowledge stands out He has proved a just dusctplanar important a loyal frlend Guldance llberally sprmkled wnth qulck wstted humor and generous asslstance have earned the respect of all Thus the Class of 55 takes great prnde nn dedncatung thas yearbook to a deservlng very surprlsed Mr Gerhard H Deutschlander fave I , . I iang and enthusiastic and e-xcellent teacherg and, equally , . , . . . . I ' I ' ll II , , D - As school yeotrs flow together they form or hook ot memortes skllltully Weave the cholpters they ore the pubhshers Administration Those who guide cmd serve us School Board SCHOOL BOARD Left to rrght Mr FrankJ Sherman Mr Julran F Ebersold Mr Ray B Smrth Mr Harold B Armstrong Mrs Katherrne T Allen Mr Arthur V Hook Mr Charles M Patterson The Bay Vrllage School Board an elected body rs responsible for formulatrng school polrcy provrdrng teachers and handlrng school frnances Representmg the State of Ohro, rt rs prrmarrly a polrcy makrng functron of the school system eight . . . , . . , . . , . . , , . , . . , I I I I Administration C M PATTERSON Supernntendent of Schools AB James Mrllrkrn Unrversrty MA Ohro State University Marntarnrng the positron of Bay Hugh School as one of the most progressive an the state rs the task met by the Superintendent Mr Salusbury and Assistant Prrncrpal Mr Deutschlander Besides bemg recognized as effrcnent or ganrzers the leaders of our school system have earned a place rn the memory of every student for their understanding and tolerant attitude toward youth HIDO of Schools, Mr. Pattersang Bay High Principal, HARRY SALISBURY Prlnclpol B A Wllmlngton College M S Haverford College M A Western Reserve Unuversaty Assrstont Prsncnpol Chemistry Adult Education Director B A Western Reserve Unlverslty M A Western Reserve Umversnty ten l l G. H. DEUTSCHLANDER elev Mrs M Glendenmng Mrs G McDermott School Secretaries M Alexander J Dlsbrow en f M . . my ,X gl 9 e w R5 XX! 2 M, A fy f A ,Z Ronald J Baird Bessie B Baxter General Math Human Relations D t f V I 'rec orlnzusfrlfgc Agiucollon R N St Luke s Hospital Chicago lll A Kitz S CI It Dr Humor -l- HI her Mathematics BS Bowlmg Gwen slale Um' pe O Y Y 9 M Ed University of Missouri HCU l Eleanor S. Connelly W. Curtis Crews Guidance Director Vocal Music Director B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University B.S.M. Baldwin Wallace College M.A. Western Reserve Univ. M.M. Northwestern University Lovella .lohn Florence K. Jones Robert C. Kitzerow Biology, General Science Librarian Algebra, Assistang Vcrrsity . Il l'i, ' r B.S. Ed. Western Reserve Univ. A.B. Oberlin College Sojiiotlgeomgfsc Tri5g,l.3.,,?3g,y B.L.S. Western Reserve Univ. Varsity -I-rack Coach ' A.B. Findlay College M.A. Western Reserve College twelve Ethel K. Bedford Waldo E. Blake Hannah K. Bortz Doris D. Chandler English 7, Geography 7 School Treasurer French l,Il, Spanish I, ll Home Economics - l A.a. Oberlin College MO'he 'G C5 8' BOO'SkeeD '9 A.la. small- College a.s. unlvmlly of Rhode Island B.S. Ed. Ohio State University M.A. Western Reserve M.A. Columbia University M.A. Western Reserve Patricia A. Fox Mary Ellen Gillespie Rowland F. Hosmer Nancy J. Huntley English 7, Social Studies 7, Girls' Physical Education Instrumental Music Director Science 7, 8,9, Home Economics Engllsn 8' Hlstory B B.S. Ed. Ohio University B.S. Ohvio State University B.A, Ohio Wesleyan University 8.5. Ed. Bowling Green State M.A. Ohio State University University Her Theme, 'The Typewrltcr Song' thirteen Cy Llpal Jack W Llewel'yn Vrrgmuo R Marqultz Robert M Martin Asslstant Varsity Football Drnvers Educatlon Freshman Dvetlclan Algebra 9 Mathematics 7 Coach Freshman Track Basketball Coach Gencral Mechanucal Drawlng Busxncss Physncal Eaucatnon BS Ohlo State Unlversaty Vcrslry igziggllll 22222 VOFSIW MA Western Reserve Unlv BS Muaml Unlverslty MA Western Reserve Unlv xl Lols D Oelschlager Wlllram E Quayle Dorothy J Richards orthand I Il pynng l lunnor Varsuty7Pas etball Coach Scuence General Scuencc B S Ma h atlc J n or y Unlverslty of Pittsburgh Foofb H Qmyw Oske BA Ohlo Wesleyan Umv Dall Coach Physical Educatlo BS Wooster College MA Western Reserve Umv BS Western Reserve Unlverslty BS Boldwm Wallace Col ege R Russell Larson Art Cleveland Institute of Art BS Western Reserve Unlverslty John Shollenberger Edward S Wel s Maxlne Wells Physical Education Amerncan Government Amerucan Hustory 8 Englush B American Hnstory Latln l A B Oberlin College MEd Pennsylvama State Unlv BA Ohlo State Unlversuty AB Oberlm College MA Ohio State Unlversuty fourteen f l 1 I I l - - ' I - I . -7 I f . Lf' , , Sh , , T ' ,ll , , . . . T I X . . , . , I I ,Ill , Dorls McCartney Chrlshne N McKay Hazel D Manger Drrecfor of Public Address E Ish lll Llbrorlon Sygfemk Engllsbh I Fzubllc AA Stephens College AB Lake Ene conege Deo mg 'omg 'CS A B Syracuse Unlverslty BS Ed Bowlmg Green State MA Syracuse Unlverslty Unlverslty riff Marvel E Sebert Homer Secrlst A Jane Seltz Charles H Shelton E :sh ll V Physics Plone Geomelry American History English 8 Englrsh 9 World Hxslory BA Denison Unlversrty MA Columbia Unlverslty MA Western Reserve Unlv BA Ohlo Wesleyan Unlverslty MA Western Reserve Univ haul Q1 'fs-se Boys Beloved Pofrlorch Mr Wells fufteen . I . A ngl. . . 4 . C- . ,fp HQ' , I ' , ' ' , ' , ' A B.A. Otterbein College. B.S. Wooster College . ' ' --Q' mi'-ff-.. WWW MAINTENANCE Furs? Row Kleft to right! H H es Jonusko R Ken Mr C Sfrousser Mr J Holdo BUS DRIVERS Fnrst Row lleft to rughtl Whlte M L o r m o n Mr A Hen neges Mr W Old CAFETERIA STAFF Fnrst Row lleft to Ylghfu rs L Leh M Hogedorn Mrs S Shus er Suxfeen J Clopper B Wheeler Classroom Scenes Mnxmg o Moguc Potuon Sensors Recew Expert Counselmg S C rmeikv J Horns L CVTYC -, xl D ' I Mr., 'bf' I , if ., ! , D L' X ' I 9 s 2 X ' M1 S O , . 9 ax W-E f'3 W, if 2 Q is S 1 GX? Z, 4 Ig lf 5 J 6 4 , 1,5 Q I 3: wr s:,1.., W ., ,, D .,., .:,.,:,. t ,,,:.: :,,, Q I MM :.- , ' , '- , 1 rw. . -:rv-gq:g1:,::-5:g:'3:5-5:1:::-1:,5g-g::- ' '19 .Ep -:- '- 1:1 x, .wg ,N - V Sf .4 ,, ., 9 Each hlah school year lS an mter Weven chapter bullama svvlftlg ta the chmax As Commence mem lS reached Semors Wlfh a last rearetful lack tum the fmal page Classes Senior Class Histor What terminated un Bay l-lugh School June 9 l955 began un the same place then Parkvuew thurteen years earluer Members of the Class of 55 took their first toddlung education bound steps un its hal lowed halls and years later marched theur last mule together to the pompous strains of the Processuonal Luke Aluce and the proverbual mushroom they but hard unto the fruut of knowledge and grew and grew and grew lt all began un Mrs Ranney s pre school class where Kay and Gay Rothaermel and Sue Hook claum membership un that furst famed kundergarten There they learned all sorts of useful things luke how to keep tume un the rhythm band and haw to make clay ash trays wuth theur own hand prunt In furst grade school began un earnest ln between Duck Jane Sally Puff and Spot students found tume to appear un the furst ofa long series of musical productions Dressed as crepe paper and cotton snow parents Another enjoyable furst of a ser ues was Nancy Hocketts birthday party featuring home movues and a peanut hunt Second grade flew by and by thurd grade the youngsters were quute grown up Rag Coulton and hus rendutuon of Shoo Fly Pue were much un demand and the gurls vued for the dustunctuon of carryung hum around on their shoulders Paddle to the Sea the story of a carved wooden lnduan was dramatuzed by Mrs Thornton s geog raphy class Each school day began wuth David Clark s kussuna each gurl good morn ung That same year the first classmate to be puerced by Cupid was Gay Rothaer mel .lum Redunger took advantage of the maul servuce to send her love letters Untul fourth grade the small fry from the east end of the vullage attended the only grade school un Bay at that tume whule West enders stayed un the hugh school Crowded condutuons at Parkvuew however forced the classes to be thrown together at Forestvuew where ruvalry between the two factuons erupted About thus tume the Roth aermel twuns and Sue Hook became the proud owners of three guunea pugs a truck loaded wuth guunea pugs had overturned at Wolf and Bassett Roads and the gurls seuzed thus opportunuty and the anumals to acquure some pets Chrustmas un grade school was always extra specual and un the art classes labors of love were created to surprise long suffer ung parents From the ash trays un kunder garten to the wooden plates paunted wuth lnduan symbols un thurd grade each guft was from the heart The culmunatuon of all these Yuletude efforts was reached un fourth grade when the luttle cherubs laboruously stutched a tree of lufe on whute lunen Glenview was ready for openung by fifth grade There the class became agule through Muss Byrd s settung up exercises each mornung A baton became a must for Glenview gurls so each recess was spent umutatung the cheering done by older sisters were the stars of a newspaper artucle con cernung Mrs Sanford s unuque hustory clas ses un which maruonettes and puppets dramatuzed hustorucal events All the stu dents made paper mache maruonettes and produced a Thanksguvung extravaganza Barb Wheeler and Dave co starred and Judue Harris embarked upon her luterary career by wrutung the play Forestvuew Glenvuew ruvalry became un tensufued Al Purnat and Bradley Sheets seuzed an unopportune moment on a uount fueld trup to explore on theur own The next day they shame facedly appeared before the Glenview class to apologuze for gettung lost However the climax un school loyal tues was reached un the annual Army Navy baseball game Feelings ran hugh between the two and even though Forestvuew s bug league gurl putcher Carol Hess threw her deadluest balls Glenview capped thus and the next year s games Wuth the dawnung of the funal grade tContunued on page 997 twenty r 1 I 1- O - . 2 , . . . . . I I . . - I . ll ' ll ' T? ' . I . . I . I . I I - - . , . . I I I . I . l - 1 - - I I I I - , , - ll ll I . . I balls, the girls danced for their beaming DOWN at FOI'9StvieW the fifth grC1derS - ll - ' ' ll 1 1 - ' I ' ' - I . ' I I I - . . . jj A ' ' . ,, . , ' I ' II ' ' 11 l . - - - l ' I I - T . I - . . . . V , ' , . , . I - 4 I I . I I ' I I I - I I . 1 1 ' I Seniors E SENIOR OFFICERS President Roger Coulton Vnce Presndent Jim Redvnger Secretary Kathy McCabe Treasurer Dave Brand C Left to right: R. Couiton, J. Redinger, K, McCabe, D. Brand. ty-0 Barbara Sue Baden Barb Always a vivacious smile . . . enviable golden hair . . . Oh, you kids! . . . dependable and sincere . . . the original busy girl . . . capoble . . . our leading lady. Annual Staff 3,4, layout editor 4, Bay Window 2, Choir 3,4, Class vice president l, Community Fund Drive 3,4, G,A.A, 2,3,4, treasurer 3, Senior play 4, Student Council 2,3,4, program chairman 3, secretary 4, Service Group 2, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, lnterclub representative 3, program chairman 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Quill and Scroll4. one Eleanor Booth Di A slender beauty . . . those flashing, brown eyes and beautiful clothes . . . aspires to be a model . . . soft, sultry voice . . . sophisticated. Bay High Players 2,3,4, social chairman 3, presi- dent 4, Community Fund Drive l,2, Homecoming Court 4, Library Club l, Senior ploy 4, Service Group 2, Thespians 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Jeanette Borson Jeanette A big loss from the senior class . . . friendly smile . . . warm personality . . . striking color- ing . . . remembered for her wonderful potlucks. Commercial Club 3,4, Service Group 2, Y-Teens l,2,3,4. David l-larlan Brand Dave The King . . . curly locks and winning smile . . . determination . . . dislikes insincerity . . . sense of humor . . . serious. Annual Staff 4, photography head 4, Basketball lg Choir 2,3,4, Choraleers 3,4, Class president 2, treasurer 4, Football l,2,3,4, co-captain 4, Foot- ball King 4, National Honor Society 3,-1, presi- dent 4, Student Council l,2,3,4, treasurer 4, Track 2,3,4, Varsity B 2,3,4, sergeant--at-arms 4. David Forrest Babcock Dave Unhurried . . . expert on Puerto Rico . . . good- looking . . . oom-pah ...easy to get along with. Bend i,2,3, choir 2,3,4, Ha-Y 2,3. William M. Borschow Barsh Ambitious . , . real genius type . . . Napoleon in a bow tie . . . takes pride in hard-earned football letter . . . a prince personified. Annual Staff 3,4, Avellone Award 4, Bay Win- dow 3,4, business manager 4, Class president 3, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, president 4, Hi-Y Youth and Gov- ernment 3, Football 2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, No- tianal Honor Society 3,4, treasurer 4, Social Science Club 2,3,4, parliomentorian 3, Student Council 3,4, sergeant-at-arms 4, Tribunal 4, ser- geant-at-arms 4, Varsity B 4, World Affairs Institute 3. Sally Ann Beedle Sally Good-natured . . . sense of humor . . . convert- ible . . . friendly . . . interests lie outside of school . . . variety of hair styles. Bay High Players 3, Click 'n Hope l, Commer- cial Club 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4. Joan Rae Bellish .loanie Can tell her by that catchy laugh . . . always excited about something . . . happy smile . . . pet peeve, to be called Jo-an . . . may be found in a red Jeep. Annual Staff 4, Choir 4, Commercial Club 3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Bay High Players l, Library Club l, Y-Teens l,2,3,4. David Bruce Brinker Dave Benign manner . . . invariably finds humor in every situation . . . keeps busy keeping away from girls . . . towhead . . . cheerful. Hi-Y 1,45 Track 25 Proiection Committee 2. oseph Taylor Bronaugh Taylor Gollantly a gentleman . . . skyscraper . . . the South will rise again . . . Bevo Bronough . . . holds title of the boy no one w:nts to knit argyles for. Rome, Georgia l5 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Varsity B 3,4. Kenneth Wilmott Chapman Chip Sincere . . . o likeable towhead . . . collecting money . . . congenial . . . This afternoon's assembly will be,. Basketball l5 Band l,25 Choir l,2,3,45 Charaleers 3,45 Class treasurer 35 Community Fund Driye 3,4, chairman 45 Football l,2,45 Hi-Y l,2,3,4, social chairman l, parliamentarian 3, president 45 Track l,25 National Honor Society 3,4, In John David Clapper Kie Those eyes create envy among the girls . . . usually seen selling antipasto and rattlesnake meat . . . freckled and friendly. Click 'fi Hope 1, i-ii-Y l,2,3,4. l one -'Cl ,1f Matthew Edward Clark Jr. Matt Caruso of the choir . . . casucl cir . . . parties at Granny Vi's . . . big smile . . . Cassanova . . .easy going guy . . . a long-time social chcir- man. Choir 2,3,4, president 45 Choraleers 3,45 Class social chairman l,2,3,45 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Stage- cratters l,2,3,4, treasurer 3, president 45 Senior play, stcge manager 4, Varsity B 3,4. Eli zabeth Anne Collom Betsy Possesses remarkable inability to understand iokes . . . clever caricaturist . . . witty remarks . . . never without a paint brush and can of paint . . . friendly personality. Art Club l,2, secretary 25 Annual Staff 45 Bay Bits 25 Bay High Players 3,45 Bay Window 2,3,4, art editor 45 Choir 3,45 Commercial Club 2,3,45 Stagecratters 3,4, assistant secretary 45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. Roger Webb Coulton Rag Senior prexy . . . loves water-skiing . . . ioyeux iour de naissance, Roget . . . friendly, amiable personality . . . conscientious and dependable. Art Club l5 Annual Staff 3,45 Bay High Players l, Boys' State 35 Class social chairman l,3, president 45 Community Fund Drive l5 Football 354, manager 3,45 l-HAY l,2,3,45 Senior play 45 Stagecrafters l,25 Student Council 4. David Benedict Crockett Crock Hey, Fran, where's your nose? . . . butterfly hunter , . . Cassanova . . . loves those Eskimo customs . . . intelligent . . . roses are redy Dave, too. Bay Window 3,45 Choir 3,45 Choraleers 45 Hi-Y l,2,3' Basketball l,2,3,4, broadcaster 3,4, mana- ger l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3. .lu dith Owen Harris Judie Looking for a literary career dependable worker copious vocabulary always sml ing O Bill' Charles Addams Tenms anyone' Emily Ellsworth Cross Emily Artistic . . . beautiful eyes . . . invariably finds humor in every situation . . . slightly sophisti- cated . . . fondness for travel. Art Club l2 Assembly Committee 4 Bay High Players l 2 3 4 Bay Window l 2 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 secretary 4 Service Group 2 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Claire Hodges Doty Claire An actress at heart proud of long halr always ready with on appreciated helping hand cheerful and sincere Annual Staff 3 Boy High Players l Bay Win dow 3 4 head typist 4 Choir 2 3 4 Choraleers 4 Commercial Club 4 GAA 3 4 Library Club Service roup 3 YTeens I and Scroll 4 Thomas Sherman Gustason Gus Fond of teasing usually seen ramping about a basketball court 38 Ford possesses remarkable ability to get along with everyone future forest ranger Annual Staff 3 Baseball 234 Basketball l2 34 Class social chairman 2 vice president 3 H Y l234 Sports Statistician l234 Stomp ub 2 Varsity B 2 William George Halenkamp Willie Chief curtain puller in his natty white coat six feet of lanky man happy go lucky likeable Basketball l 2 3 Class social committee Homecoming Court 4 Hi Y l 2 34 Football l 2 3 4 Track l P A Committee l 2 3 Sports status tician 2 Stagecratters 34 Stamp Club l Var si Annual Staff 3 4 literary editor 4 Art Club l 2 Bay Bits 2 Bay High Players 23 Bay Window 234 literary editor 4 Choir 234 Hi News 34 GAA 34 National Honor Society 4 Quill and Scroll 34 School Reporter 3 4 Science Club l secretary l Senior play 4 Social Science Club 34 president 4 Prom miscellaneous chairman 3 World Affairs Institute 4 Y Teens l 2 34 William John Harris Harry Wheres Bill' Try under the hood of th t blue convertible keeps the girls guessing loves to have a good time and does Lake Forest Illinois l 2 Baseball 3 Basketball 3 otball 34 Hi Y 4 arsity B Carol Jean Hess Carol Numerous interests Y Teen leader liked by everyone aboundlng school spirit reliable look for her in the band room Band l 2 34 president 4 Bay Bits 2 Bay High Players 3 Bay Window 3 Choir 34 librarian 34 Circle Group 3 Community Fund Drive 23 GAA 2 Service Group 2 leader 3 Y Teens l 2 3 4 president 4 Margit Hirschvogel Ma rglt Hides behind I can Imagine when those crazy Americans labber too fast popular friendly smile for everyone Stllle Nacht and tears in all eyes Straubing Bavaria Germany l234 YTeens 4 twenty four Janet Rae Hoagland B P Her unterpretatuons of modern dances keep her many truends agog amuable personaluty a talented Stagecratter lady wuth a lamp Annual Qtaff 4 Art Club 1 Assembly Commuttec 4 Bay Hugh Players 1234 program chaurman 4 Bay Wundow 4 Chour 34 Communuty Fund ruve 3 GAA 3 Lubrar Cub 123 Servu Group 3 Stagecrafters 34 yuce presudent 3 sec retory 4 Thespuans 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Nancy Jane Hackett Nan Atomic energy chuef co pulot at Hocketts Rocket tlashung peppy personaluty long locks good natured and full at fun athletuc nnual Staff 4 At Club 1 B y Bts 2 Hugh Players 34 Cluck n Hope 1 Commercual Club 3 4 Communuty Fund Druve 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 Lubrary Club 1 2 3 treasurer 2 Servuce Group 2 Y Teens 12 3 4 Chour 3 4 Susan Margaret Hook Sue Slurn and trum vuvacuous yachtung en thusuast truendly smule for everyone an old stand by of Bay dark eyed prettuness Annual Staff 34 Art Club 12 Bay Buts 2 Bay Hugh Players 12 secretary 2 Bay Wundow 12 34 layout edutor 4 Chour 234 Curcle Group 3 GAA 12 34 Leaders Club 34 secretory 4 Seryuce Group 2 Quull and Scroll 4 Carolyn Frances James Jess Spoutung Jealous Heart' wuth a hu'lbuIly twarg duets flyung fungers at the keyboard many fruends always havung a good tume Annual Staff 4 Lubraray Club 12 3 Senuor play 4 costumes 4 Seryuce Group 2 Y Teens 1 234 il M41 James Boyd Jennungs Jenna Whumsucal sense of humor does hus best blockung un the locker room structly Moon dog hard Bay Wundow worker Just what seems to be the story here' Basketball 1 2 Bay Wundow 2 3 4 club news e u or 4 ootball 2 34 Trac arsuty B James Harrus Kauser Jake Atfunuty toward mudnught auto sales luttle dynamute the great profule hot rod me chanuc exhubuts peculuar fondness for pump kuns Club 1 asketball 1 1 Nancy Marulyn Karcher Nancy Guggle Smokey Joe sports beautiful clothes pretty another un the tradutuon of the Karcher clan a horse woman Clck n Hope 1 Commercual Club 34 Lubrary ul, Seryuc Gr up Y Te ns 2 Marlene Ruth Koole Marlene Long blonde haur her asset always Iaughung catch her at the Roller Runk that cute ugure a real home maker Comme :ual Club 34 Communuty Fund Druye 2 Lubraray Club 12 Servuce Group 2 Y Teens 1 en y fuye Jean Mary Masarik Jeannie Still trying for a pageboy . . . hobby-learning about motorcycles . . . understanding listener.. . takes pride in remaining slim and trim. Commercial Club 3,4, secretary 45 Community Fund Drive 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Kathleen Joan McCabe Kathy Active in iust about everything . . . the cheer- leader with the enviable figure . . . friendly ...spends many a lively lunch hour with the girls . . . amazing ability to walk over fire plugs. Annual Staff 3,45 Athletic Council 45 Bay High Players i5 Bay Window 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Choir 3,45 Class secretary 45 Click 'n Hope l, Commer- cial Club 35 Community Fund Drive 35 G.A,A. l,2,3,45 Homecoming Queen 45 Leaders Club 45 Library Club l5 Senior play 45 Service Group 2, Y'Teens l52,3,4. Edward Jay Miller Eddie Conservative clothes . . . toothless grin . . . easy to get along with . . . excitable . . . dra- matic flair . . . abounding enthusiasm . .. Fred Astaire of the Bay Way. Art Club l,2,3,45 Bay High Players l,2,3,45 Hi-Y l,45 Football I5 Senior play 4, props 45 Thespians 2,354 Janice Eileen Nelson Nela Smiling and happy . . . dependable . . . well- liked . . . pet peeve, people who don't return pencils they borrowed . . . a good sport. Annual Staff 45 Bay High Players 2,3,45 Bay Window 45 Circle Group 3, leader 45 G.A,A. 4 scorekeeper 45 Senior play 45 Service Group 25 Y-Teens 2,3,4. Emily Ann Kreke Em Fun-loving . . . enioys music and reading . . . cheerful and ever-present smile . . . beautiful voice . . . another busy M.Y.F.'er. Band l,25 Bay High Players l,25 Bay Window 45 Cho,r 2,3,45 Choraleers 45 Library Club l,2,4, club news 45 School Reporter 45 Service Group 2. Clayton John Kurman Clayt Digby lGidaJ O'Dell . . . interesting eyes . . . bizarre sense of humor . . . R. I. P .... sepul- chre intonations . . . a friend in need. Annual Staff 45 Click 'n Hope I5 Community Fund Drive 35 Hi-Y l,2,45 Senior play 4. Jeanette Naomi Leavens Naome From skiis to crutches . . . famous for her slum- ber parties . . . a mother to all . . . loves to have her back scratched . . . understanding... in the play, freckle-faced and pigtailed. Art Club l5 Bay Bits 25 Bay High Players 2,3,45 Choir 253,45 Choraleers 45 Community Fund Drive 25 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Leaders Club 3,45 Sen- ior play 45 Service Group 25 Y-Teens l,2,3,4. Sandra June Longmeyer Sandy Blonde pageboy, lovely complexion, and striking eyes combine to farm one very pretty girl . . . giant-sized record collection . . . serious, but loves to give outstanding parties . . . C'est La Vie. Annual Staff 3,4, typing head 45 Bay Window 2,3,45 Community Fund Drive 45 Service Group 25 Senior play 45 Y-Teens l,2,354. Albert Charles Purruat Al Apparently quuet crew cut avid sports an the boy wuth the bassoon easy going excels in basketball Clubl Band l234 Baseba 23 Bas Cass resu nt F a Hu Valerie Marie Postovar Leru Vuvacuty on wheels Vat doing' ortus tuc temperament dark eyes and dimples dislikes affected people light on her feet Club l 2 3 Bay Bits 2 Bay Hugh Play rs 3 4 Bay Window 2 3 Commercial Club 2 3 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Dorothy Louuse Prutton Dot Peaches and cream complexuon hard work serious musical contentions loyal can really play that oboe fond of mull tary academies nnual Staff 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 B Bus Bay Hugh Players l Bay Window 34 Chour 234 Community Fund Dr ve 2 Gurls State 3 Library Club l234 vuce presudent 4 National Honor Socuetv 4 Socual Science Club 3 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Mary Lou Pyle Lobu Beautlful hour and shining eyes wrth that warm smule a loyal fruend many clothes always good company An Ode to Government Class Annual Staff 34 Art Club l Chour 34 om mcrcual Club 34 treasurer 4 Con-umunuty Fund Group 2 Stagecrafters 34 Y Teens 234 James Colluns Redunger Red The last of the Redunger boys outstanding athlete Veep the great lover everybodys fruend on Electric Drive Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Chour 12 34 Class vuce presudent 4 Hu Y l234 Homecom ung Court 4 Football 2 34 Otto Graham Award 4 Stagecrafters 234 Senior play 4 Varsity l 2 Anrue Catherine Reed Anne Hard working long lashes talented at the keyboard well worn knuttmg needles cggresslve rosy cheeks and sparkling smlle Annual Staff 3 Art Club l2 Bay Window l2 34 sales manager l art editor 2 assistant edu tor 3 editor 4 Chour 234 Choraleers 34 Cur cle Group 3 Community Fund Drive 34 lnter club representatuve 34 program chairman 4 Leaders Club 34 National Honor Socuety 34 Quill and Scroll 34 Servuce Group 2 Y Teens 2 Wulluam Loyal Richard Rich Rugged undlvrdualnst candld a talented ham curly locks and untumate smile temperamental an intellectual but doesnt let ut spoul hrs fun Annual Staff 4 Art Club 2 Bay Hugh Players 4 Senior play 4 Thomas Charles Roehl Tomas Krnd of crazy sense of humor affable a water sk: fan wullungness to help others dependable and hard working always smulmg Annual Staff 4 Business manager 4 Basketball l Chour 2 34 Choraleers 4 Class secretary treas rer 2 Community Fund Drive 4 Football l National Honor Society 34 vuce president 4 Student Council 2 3 4 vuce president 4 Track l 2 3 4 Tribunal 3 4 ' ll ll Art g , , , 5 ll , 5 ket- ball l,2,3g I p 'de lg ootb ll 25 AY l,2, ' ' ll 'll Art , ,Q ' Q e . ' II ll er . . . ' ' ' . . . A I ,J Ov 42: , , 2 ' I i : 'M 5 . I . . I . ll ll . . . . .J .. . H . . . I ,J 5 ' ,IJ C - Drive 2g G.A.A.,4g Library 'Club 2,35 Service ' 1 I ' u u A ' ' II II Hg, I 73,4 ' ' f ' ' II ll IV 1374, ,, , - - - 11 ' 11 Marilynn Anne Ross Marilynn Always looks as if she iust stepped out of a band-box . . . infectious smile . . . strawberries, pickles, Norwegian cheese, and slumberless par- ties . . . forever the Rainbow! Annual Staff 3,4, Art Club l, Bay Hugh Players l,2,3,4, Bay Window 2,3,4, Bay Way Committee 2, Choir 3,4, Commercial Club 4, Communnty Fund Drive l,2, Class social chairman l, G.A.A. 2,4, Library Club l,2,3, secretary 2, president 3, Service Group 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4. William Robert Sadler Bug Oh, that Lakeside set . . . cherche la femme .. .wine, women, and song . . . a deck of cards, a rod, and happiness . . . Janko . . . alias Le Bugge. Annual Staff 4, Bay Wrndow 4, advertising and circulation manager 4, Assembly Committee 3 H1-Y l,2,3,4, Senior play 4 Loren Paul Schrader Loren Gee whiz! . . . does his best . . . o real radio fan . . . teaches Mr. D his electronics . . . a striking dislike for Kit1's pointed humor. Band l2,3,4, Hr-Y 4, P.A. Committee 3,4, Pro- tection Committee l,2,3,4, Stamp Club 2. Homer Raymond Secrist, Jr. Bud Enioys slumber party fights . . . he-mon per- sonified . . . Rock-of-Gibraltar romance man . . . o sports lover. Choir 2,3,4, Choraleers 4, Class vice president 2, H1-Y l,2,3, treasurer l, secretary 3, Basketball l,2,3, Football l,2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Track l,2,3,4, Stagecratters l,2,3,4, Student Council 3, Varsity B l,2,3,4, secretary 3, vice president 4. twenty-eight Warren Edward Rogers Warren Mind attuned to AM and FM wave lengths.. earnest, dependable worker . . . friendly . . Claire and Warren, an inseparable twosame. Click 'n Hope l, Community Fund Drive 3, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, P.A. Committee 2,3, chairman 3, Projec- tion Committee l,2, Sport broadcaster l,3,4. Barbara Jean Roltsch Barb Striking cppezrance . . . got those St. Louis Blues pretty . . . a sports lover . . . quiet cir lends mystery. University City, Missouri l,2,3, Annual Staff 4 G.A.A. 4, Y-Teens 4. Gay Carol Rothaermel Sam Soorkling brown eyes and personality . . . Oh Willy! . . . popular . . . yellow convertible.. pet peeve, moody people . . . party, party. Annual Staff 3,4, art editor 4, Bay High Players l,3, secretary l, Bay Window l,2, Choir 2,3,4 Class treasurer l, social chairman 3, G.A,A. l,2 3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Leaders Club 3,4 Servace Group 2, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, treasurer l. Kay Ellen Rothaermel Kay The other half of a perfect twosome . . . ka- choo! . , . party-lover . . . friendly and fun.. an organizer . . . deep personality. Annual Staff 3.4, art editor 47 Art Cl-tb lp Bay High Players l,2,3, Bay Window 2,3, Choir 2,3,4 Class social chairman l, secretary 3, Leaders Club 3,4, Service Group 2, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, serv ice chairman l. William Proves Sharp Bill An avid hot rod . . . definitely likeable . . . goldielocks . . . Buy a new engine . . . a true pal . . . tennis fan. Hi-Y l,2,3,4g P.A. Committee 3g Science Cluh l, Sfagecratters 2, Track l. John Bradley Sheets Brad Electronic brain . . . Hi-Fi . . . patient . . . friendly grin . . . pet peeve, homework . . . rail- road magnate. P.A. Committee 4g Proiection Committee l,2,3,4 Martha Lou Smith Marty Always finishes what she starts . . . loads of fun . . . sporty . . . gravel talk originator... comments in government class . . . many friends. Rocky River l,2g Annual Staff 3,4g Band 35 Choir 3,45 Choraleers 4, G.A.A. 3,4, president 4g Bay High Players 3,4, social chairman 4, Com- munity Fund Drive 3, Leaders Club 4g Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Senior play 4, assistant director 45 Cir- cle Group 3. Nancy Louise Stokes Nan Laughs, lokes, and more laughs . . . regular correspondence to Westgate . . . good natured ...loves chem equations . . . pretty eyes . . . Oh a telephone pole? Annual Staff 3,45 Bay Window 35 Commercial Club 4 Community Fund Drive 25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Bay High Players 3,45 P.A. Committee 35 Y- Teens 234. I Gary Edmund Sutherland Suds A good friend to everyone . . . sincere . . . generosity plus . . . where there's a white Ford, there's Gary . . . plagued by girl-type trouble. Art Club lj Bay High Players 2g HIAY l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g PA. Committee 35 Projection Committee 3,4g Sports statistician l,2g Stamp Club lg Senior play, sound head 4, Varsity B 3,4. Louis Emil Tagliaterri Lou Military bearing . . . owner of the long tobog- gan . . . known for witty remarks in chemistry class . . . flashing his sword in the senior Play. Bay Bits 25 Community Fund Drive 4g PA, Com- mittee 25 Hi-Y l,2,4p Science Club lg Track l,2, 3,4' Senior play 4. Shirley Jean Tennant Shirley Newcomer . . . everyone's friend . . . witty . . . most' frequently seen hcrd ct work . . . gen- ercus . . . Has the mailmzn come yet? North Olmsted, Ohio l,2,3,g Y-Teens 4. Thomas Chester Thogmartin Pret Easy going . . . liked by everyone . , . his sense of humor saves many a tense situation . . . the teddy bear cut , . , big tease . . . iovial. Art Club lj Baseball 3, manager 3g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4j PA, Committee lg Varsity B 4, twenty-nina 'UE- 'QB' Gerry Schlagel Weber Gerry Ri Active in Junior Achievement . . . nickname: Judge . . . understanding intelligence . . . subtle sense of humor . . . quiet friendliness.. . a snappy tennis serve. Hi-Y 2,4, Proiection Committcc l,2,3. chord Douglas Werner Dick Dependable and sincere . . . high IQ . . . mon with the horn . . . manages to run fzster than the girls . . . accepts responsibility conscien- tiously . . . cheerful. Community Fund Drive 4, Hi-Y l,2, Band l,2 3,45 National Honor Society 4, Social Sciencc Club 4, Student Council 3,4. Barbara Ann Wheeler Stub PeeWee . . . her interests center about West- lakc . . . future Florence Nightingale . . . smell in stature and full of fun makes her loved by everyone. Annual Staff 4, Bay Bits 2, Bay Window l,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Commercial Club 3,4, president 4, Bay High Players l, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Senior play 4, Scryce Group 2. Susan Jane Wheeler Sue Sophisticated lady . . . B:ry's barefoot contcssu ...originated o rash of pageboys . . . adorable figure . . . center cf attraction . . . excels in making friends. , . Garden City, New York l,2, Annual Staff 4, G.A.A, 3,4, Commercial Club 4, Boy High Play- ers 3,4' Y-Teens 3,4. 'Q Choral Eleanor Thornton Choral Effervescent personality . . . sugar and spice . . . attractive figure . . . clways good company . .. intelligent . . . peppy and easy to talk to. Bay Window 3, Cheerleader 3,4, captain 4, Choir 3,4, Class social committee 3, chairman 4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Art Club l,2, Community Fund Drive 3,4, Library Club l,2, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, secretory 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Senior play mike-up hcad 4, Service Group 2, lhes- picns 3,4. James Carl Trivett Carl M Radio ham . . . accustomed to turning on the wrong faucet in chemistry class . . . cheerful. .. a Hi-Fidelity enthusiast. P.A. Committee 3,4, Projection Committee 2,3,4. orjorie Louise Upp Marge Poised and gracious air . . . intelligent, indus- trious, and reliable . . . dramatically inclined .. . A pretty girl is like a meIody. Annual Staff 3,4, identification editor 4, Bay Bits 2, assistant editor 2, Bay Window l,2, Choir 2,3,4, Choroleers 4, G,A.A, 2,3,4, Community Fund Drive l,2,3,4, homeroom head 3, publicity editor 4, Bay High Players, president l, Library Club l,2, program chairman l, Leaders Club 3,4, program chairman 3, treasurer 4, National Honor Society 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, social chair- man l,2, secretary 4, Senior play 4, Student Council 4, Thespians 4, Circle Group 2. Madylan Gail Wahl Mad Neat appearance . . . known for her long dis- cussions in government class . . . o nice smile for everyone . . . patient . . . a died-in-the- wool Democrat. Annual Staff 3,4, Bay Window 3,4, G.A.A, 2, Bay High Players 2,3,4, secretcry 3: PA. Com- mittee 3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4: Service Group 2, Thespians 4. Kay Ann Wieland Kay Weewee . . . known for introducing new styles . . . strictly shoe . . . tops in leadership . ..org-.unizer . . . that tailored look. Annual Stoff 3,4, editor-In-chief 4g Choir 2,3,4p Choraleers 45 Bond l,2, maiorette l,2g Class so' cial committee 2, Prom music chiarman 35 G.A.A. 2,3,4g Community Fund Drive 3,4, student speak- er 3,4g Leaders Club 3,4g National Honor So- ciety 3,4, program chairman 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, president l, social chairman 3, vice president 4, Senior play 4' Service Group 2' Circle Group 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Margaret Joan Williams Peg Po sed and pleasant Peggy decewmgly quiet pretty blonde cheerleader clothes con sclous trlllmg along on her tlute Annual Staff 34 Art Club l Bond l 234 Boy Window 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Choir 3 4 Commer Cub 34 GAA Libr y ub Teens l 2 3 4 Service Group 3 Kenneth Harvey Wulff Whitey Helpful keeps the ranch well stacked with poker chips pleasant an all around card shark Meanwhile back ct the ranch' Community Fund Drive 4 H Y 4 Propection Committee 4 Sharon L McTagga rt from Liberty High School Youngstown Ol lO ioinecl the Senior Class February ll i955 Senior Farewell ,Em 4? :2, pl SENIOR PLAY CURTAIN CALL rst Row le to u J Leavens B Wheeler J Harrus Second Row K McCabe B Baden M Upp C Doty K Wuelond C Kurrnan Th d Row R Coulton B Sadle Ruchord Rednger L Tagluaferr Seven Susters lt was a hut' The hularuous three oct play Seven Susters produced by the Senuor Class of 55 brought forth favorable comments from both the afternoon student auduence and the adult evenung auduence None of the senuors who partucupated un the productuon wull ever forget the many humorous events that took place both on stage and behund the scenes The cast had a hard tume keepung straught faces when Bull Ruchard playung a dashung young Army Captaun appeared on stage un brught argyles The empty coke bottle wedged un between the pullows of the couch brought on many unoppropruate smules The cast was composed of Kathy McCabe as the mother and her seven daughters Claure Doty Morgue Upp Kay Wuelond Barbara Baden Judue Harrus Jeanette Leavens and Barbara Wheeler Theur dashung suutors were Lou Tagluaferru Clayton Kurman Bull Ruchord and .lum Redunger The luspung cousun Tonu Teleku was portrayed by Roger Coulton Bull Sadler played the part of o butler The plot concerned the attempts of the muddle daughter to get her older susters marrued so that she un the eyes of her mother would be eluguble to marry She funds her plans successful and also funds herself un love wuth the man who had helped her to arrange the marruages of her susters The numerous hours of rehearsal spent by the cast and the unforget table work of the durector Muss McCartney and student durector Martha Smuth proved uts worth when the funal curtaun fell on November l9th and the play was uubulantly called a hut thurty t .4-if in MAKING UP AT SENIOR PLAY Left to right: E. Miiler, L. Toglioferri, K. McCabe, B. Holenkomp. wa' SENIOR PLAY Firsf Act First Rowi ileft to righfli B. Richard K. McCabe, J. Harris, J. Leovens, B Wheeler. Second Row: K. Wielond, M. Upp, C Dofy. B. Boden, C, Kurrnon, K. Wielond R, Coultorw, WA RiCh0'd gm' A Q g W4ifM bi 5575545 45 2:r ' ..,.-:' Slslxifgf .' 22' 1 x, 4 Z5 .. 4' f .Qi I 'ff . Nw.. W Wswiw G f I YF? J' 'l flv ' x 1 ' F' M kiw A , M 4 .9 , Z' 1 'fam an 4 U? AV 9 35 bzill Jf -mf ,ew wx bv ix -4Q'vHN.s.,: x gf? . 5' .. E my My W W, '--..,,,1 2Lv t Juniors Frrst Row fleft to right? K Stollenmeyer J Borgra Second Row T Nrsbet D Jacobson Jan Borgra Presrdent Dexter Jacobson Vrce President Karen Stollenmeyer Treasurer Tom N rsbet Sec retary JUNIORS M Alexander T Anderson C Balzerson F Bateman M' Bentley R Berert B Boren J Borgro D ott T Brennan L Brudenhauqh J Brooks thirty sux A. Bruscino E. Bunt R. Bunt JUNIORS B. Bur? H, Cabot T. Caldwell R. Carson N. Chappell L. Chichesler S. Clausen R. Colombo S. Cook P, Dennis L. Dey T. Dindia J DISDTOW K Dltchburn D Dudley S Feeley R Flney R F rd S r z R Goetz S Graham L Gustoson M Hallberg T Henry D Hlnz W Holton G Hooper N Hosler L Houk G Hughes B Humbel R Indermaur D Jacobson J Keene J Ke r P Kessler nw- .Zi L. v K .ps- C R S K, P, JUNIORS Korney G Korsgaord S LaLonde S Lease Leetch Llnden R Maben J Mockner Maddock L Marsolek S Marshall C Matz Moxfleld MacDonald M Meether R Metz Metzner J Monger J Morrison J Mulder Murray D. Nemec T. Nlsbet C. Newell Nichols G. Novy J. Nyerges M. Nylen Patterson M. Peterson J. Pflcger H. P.rr1oT thnrty-eight JUNIORS H Plotner N Reese W Reese R exd C Roih R Ro.mds L Rnchords J Sondrock D Sawyer E Schaeffer M Qchuller S Schwonk C K Sm h S S Spong M Sferllng K Stollcnmeyer J Stevenson R Snherlond E Tcshylon N Toppmg J VonOosTen F Wolbrudge J Webb D Welder 1 Wenzm M Wenzel R Wetzel S Wheeler M Whutemon thwry nine , R J. Rix V J, Silk . . if S. A. Spong '. ' :nn Sophomores IN MEMORIAM IORETTA FREDERICK Class of 1957 Bob Mlchoel gi? Presldenf s Q5 5? M9 Jerry Hoffman W Vvce Presndent Dove Smonl Secretory Left To rught D mo J Hoffman R Mac oe 10th GRADE sf Row feft fo rug Hooglond S Smnh J s n B Peterson E Smuth Second R w S Sheets V c N ol F Clork B Randolph K Drexssnnger Thurd Row B Pueper P Robnn son eed Burson Kellom Fourth Row Grossle onnor B nc oe Hughes P Woehrmon h Row M Hexfer L Morgon D James D r bor 0-oi forty 2 ' fs I 3 Q 1 2 ' Q ' - I i W X M, 7 ::.:..,': .,.. .,-. u..:,Q.:.1,.,4, ..... ' I . S il, . , . ' I1 I. Fu I hflj A D. , , , . Nei- , 0 , , , . . , , o : , , , M - - A e , , . , . ,B.R',B,',,JI x . F, , B. - O'C , M I1 I, P. , . . K F 5 V Fin 1 I , . 5-nf, ' T, , . , , Eh - ' ' M ge A7 vf was m -A-.af 1 dmv 3 F J IHA 10' 'lp In 10th GRADE Fwvsf Row MCH fo rnghtw P Longmcycr, E Roscnhcrger, B Spahgle, N Harris, D. Weiss Second Row J Tolmon, Koch, B Somogx., P Kyle, ATKJH. C B Thvrd Row: J. Hoffman R Mavis, S WorJey, J Smith, M I.cGrahde, Fouth Row: C, Clark, J. Tuck F. McDav1tf, T Burt, D. Smod Fufth Row: T. Davns, R. Rueter, T, Melody, B Pame, J. Frntz,T Nekuc 10th GRADE Furs? Row flcff to rlghtj' L, Nowak, V. Postovar, M Bwrrh, J. Toensmg, N Fernbach Second Row: R Holder, J. Haila- han, H. Avellone, E. Surak, B Knudson. Thwrd Row S. Hawley, R. Bcedle, N Rossborough, J Praffoh, W Ingersoll Fourth Row. S Bruckcr, J Karch- er, J Sarwdeeh, N Rclnker, J Munro 'lOfh GRADE Ffrsf Row left to fght A Robwhsoh, V Dodds, A Har- Jamerf, J Hylkcma, M Adams ScCohf1Row J Bosch J Hock- CM E Frwog, L Duhriwa V Rwcffgrci Thwri Row C Drammomi, C Sfw':qer,J Slaqkf, A Bronaugh 'XJ Ear' Fo,.rrh Row E Mafia-r, V. Fcmo, D Whghf L Varhey L Lemke FMP' Raw E CJGVK, B Mar- 'gocv R Nelson H Moselew J Lorycch N Chamhcdam forryohe Freshmen is ,,,, ?Qe' mf Flrst Row Cleft to rlghtJJ Toepfer G Rondt L Roth B Wolters 9th GRADE Flrst Row llett to rlghtj wyer J Bruckmon Dongler J Hcgedorn kett S Leohy C Croc Second Row S OCormer V Holdo M Prftterson nom K VGHAIFYIED mon D Mer J Brac Thnrd Row D Jones R o erg c ert Eckert Ikemo Metzner Fourth Row B Bore J Barber G Smnth D Dlcker D Lorkm R Sl ogy Ml h Row J rk s hord G ondt r wold C Tennent forty two H :if 1 --...,,, ,J -x.. germ? Lmdo Roth Presrdent George Rondt Vice President Bull Wolters Secretory Jum Toepfer Treasurer 4 an My VM? 'N' N. 1 - ' .1 X . fl X' A- Y N. D , . ' , s. I I r 1 If I- ki N ' t . , . Dorr, J. H nb , J. Hy , s. E k , J. , B. . : , , . 'I , h , , . 'V , J. ner, ., Putt : . Cla , 1. GI. sell, D. C , . R , B, Fre- Z 9th GRADE Fxrst RON Cleft to rr V. Kldwell, P Shafer, L Hou B Gerlach, J Householder, C Schultz Second Row G Grrttrn, K Tuck M Holenkcmo E Brshop, D Town, J Jacoby Thrrri ROWS L. Fay C. Tahs, E G Eghcrtson, M Dowling, Pcrsh, S. Lavcrfy Forrt'1Row B Secrnst,T Chops, B. Schroeder, T Kmoe, G Armstrong, J. Zlsko Fnfth Row: B, Kay, B. Dells, C Svelhcch, D Nusbef, J. Uop, B Walters, J Stegms 9th GRADE Frrst Row Qleft to rightj: K. Hayduk, B. Ames, L. Roth, J. Jones, D. Wenss, D. Lenard, Second Row: B. Monroe, L Mozzolunn, K. Luecke, D. Eber- so!d, K. Tuck, E. Boren. Thrrd Row: T. Flaherty, P.Jen- sen, G. Shaw, R. Counts, B Acker, D. Richcrds. Fourth Row: G. Spless, G. Hunz- man, B. Crates, B. Brlola, B Nagy. Fnffh Row: D. Hamllton, B Chambers, P R cz tt r a y, D Deutsch, C. Pumsner, K Carr, J Wahl. 9th GRADE First Row fleft to rrghtn: C. Ruefer, T. Shaw, S. Kurman L Spang, M. PyJe, J. Ruby. Second Row J Toepfer, S Ryan, P. Keen, L Pendy, B Borr, P. Schlereth Thrrd Row: B. Blanton, B. Au- kens, J. Canoyer, D. Schrade, W Merlander Fourth Row. J Young B. Mer' rrwether, B, Jndermour, G Hoover, A. Borson. Frfth Row. B Rrchcrds, E Tto B. Trbbetts, B Deckerf, D Mrck 'ony-rrrce J N my 9 , Y 4 ' v 1 r x JK Sims f we w I ' 1 1 4 MQ, . J if 2 4' 5 I 2 4 1 X 2 I mai -I 6 Eighth Grade 'Eff va 3 B EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE First Row, Cleft ta rrghtl l.. Smith, G. Blanke, D. Korsgaard, D. Gibb, A. Temple-man. Second Row: S. Shaw, J Clark, S. Hertner, C. Brown, L. Fred- rrh, M. Zirzow. Third Row: J. Steciw, D. Grif- fel, C. Nobes, D. Holliday, D. Van Oosten, D. Gabriel, Fourth Row: R. Smith, B. Barley C, Preslan, C. Muller, J Gef- fine, B. Hoagland. EIGHTH GRADE orrrcrns Charles Miller President Luther Smith Vice President Rlcha rd Korsgaa rd Sec reta ry-Treasurer First Row rleft to rrghtl S Kwant, l. Welder, J Beach, B Barllerr, M Srqth, N. Besch, S Leslie, J Bere wick P Sadler Second Rowzi D. Rach, J. Ashbrook, B Nelson, J. Geh, D lta, B. Robinson, G Halverson, A. Schwcdler, G. Patterson Third Row: J. Mercer, M. Whiteman, T Franck, T Ballentlne, D. l-larrrs, B Grant, D Stout, B Rouo. B Erchelr-nan, H. Nyerges, S. Kaswell. Fsarth Row: R, Knight, B Spang N Narks, D Brooks,J Baker B Sherrnan,J Bevrngton, J Goodnow, B. Ldndin 12 if s v -we-. .-.. yr f 'pi EIGHTH GRADE Fnrst Row fleft to righth: E. Mass, K. Hazen, J. Irwm, R Broadwell, L. Ackman, D. Lund Second Row: J. Diehl, E. Knopf J. Wells, B. Juergens, T. Duck enson, D. Maudsley. Thnrd Row: J, Hinz, D. Reuch enbach, D. Rusch, V. Brooks, M. Boll, I. Brickman. We Fourth Row: L. Dey, P. Taylor S. Wrlght, G. Hoffman, V Dodds, C. Workman. EIGHTH GRADE Fnrst Row Ilett to rughtbz K. Bennett, S. Storrlc, S Smuth, S. Balzersen, I. Aw, J Armstrong, G Swmluk S. Glbbnns, C. Laundy, S Slegfned. Second Row: S, Spencer, N. Rntchte, M Fretts, V. Burke, K. Gosnlck, L. Demmerlc, J. Becket, K. Doty J. Krebbs, J. Seckler. Thrrd Row: B. Cummrngs, D Statzer, R. Schlcrnan, D. Dempsey, D. Sealand, K. Goetz, T. Mackner S. Stlrgwolt, T. Bauer, D. Nlcholas. Fourth Row' B. Ford, A. Hubbcl, J. Snegrsst, G. Rueter, L, Fuller, B. Hccr, G. Faubcl, D. Lutterrnoser, B Hartranft, R. Ross. Seventh Grade SEVENTH GRADE First Row left to ri hll' ter, J. Wills, P, Boden, G.Cain net, J. Francel, B. Wing, J Noyy, R. Weaver. Third Row: N, Clouser, L. Dorr S. McMahon, B. Moben, B Boll, K. Hurdlebrink. Fourth Row: S. Knudsen, K Smith, F. Richards, D. Graber D. Graf, T. Finley. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Patty Boden President John Wills Vice President Carl Rueler , Secretary Coyle Cain Treasurer SEVENTH GRADE First Row, Cleft To rightb D. Lawrence, S. Meriam, B. Wilch, K. McDade, P. Bennet, B. Ccrson, P. Stollen- meyer, P. Wildman, J. Soencer, S. Wilson, C. Blakesley. Second Row: V. Vicklond. D. Toensing, B. Sell, K. Kennedy, S. Salisbury. L. Clymer, R. Swanker, M. Smith, B. Wallace M. Ryan, A. Barschow. Third Row: R. Day, J. Stevrcrf D. Porno, R. Rc nker, F. Schwacller, M. Anderson, T Webb, E. K Brummer, G. Glass, T. Snow. Fourth Row: C Morris, J Szrlagyi, J. Mercer, J Mulder, P. Bishop, J. Oelschlager, J. Rogers. C Gondrup, J Candonia, D. Moore, L. Ebersold, B. Johnson, l Q - G. Reese, S. Ruernely, C. Rue- Second Row: D, White, D, Ben- we SEVENTH GRADE Flrst Row Tlcft to rughtl P Slattery D Houscr, D Hmst J Aostzn, E. Nuss. Second Row D. Welss, D What tlngton, A. Davidson, B, Eric son, L. Charnhcrlaln, J. KCI lam Thrrd Row N Prutton, M,Mll lCr, B. Borson, K Stork, C Scott. Fourth Row. B Thomson, M Whltc, M Jones, L. Rosol C Long, J Keene SEVENTH GRADE First Row, left to rlqht S, LeGrandC, S. Wheeler, B, Jenkins, P Kohls, L Lesty, B Kngclmocher, S. Slhcy, S, Strousser, K. McMullen M Sklbo, J. Mover. Second Row: E, Kossmon, W, Kotzenmeyer, N Lyss, L. Roblnson, S. Snndcr, J. Trlvett, K Counts, D. Cook, J. Forr, B. Dells B Vanfklman. Third Row. J Eungard, D. Dolphin, B. Ollver, W Wahl, P, Mally, P. Metz, S. McNeal, M. Tohsler, S Fabens, J. Szrlogyl, D.Aston, Fourth Row, D. Hughes, J. Booth, P. Geal, H Spackmcn, B Moore, C. Hunt, K, Stillman, J. Tennant, J Novlck, M. Murphy G. Vlfebcr, R. Fonta 'F' , n-231 , wi 'sf , ...JP N N, il , , ff nihwqllm ,q i fy yi 'Vkiw M n V 'A wwhiip Kahn '.,,,-,gggw . 4.3, In Q :W VV E il 5 ,N . A, X We ,, xmas. ,,,M' b xwwqqgm W, , 1 .WN 'N As the duroblhty of d book depends upon lts bmdmq the strength of ohdrorcter ledmed m youth hes m mteq my cmd oi Splut of fdlr pldy thletics ami gpofzfs gnclu e n ate Cheerleaders Left to rrght J Sand ock P Wllrams K McCabe S Wheeler K Nchas C Thornton cheerleaders strrve for good sportsrnanshlp at every athletrc event Coached by Mrs S rtz and headed by Choral Thornton they have stood behind our Rockets and cheered them on to vrctory all year With the addrtron ot peppy new cheers they have done an outstandrng rob of keeprng school sprrnt alive f tty ' 1 . r , . i' , . , A , , i 1, , , Along with the many hours of hard practice, Bay's i Glieefzed On gil Qifzls liirls' thletii: Association GAA OFFICERS Marty Smith President Jan Keller Sec reta ry Liz Gustason Treasurer First Row tleft to rightl: Miss Gillespie, K Nichols, L. Gustasan, M. Smith, J. Keller, J. Borgia, J. Ruby. Second Row: J. Harris, J. Leavens, P. Kessler, E Baren, B. Burt, D. Hoagland, P. Keen, G. Hughes. Third Row: D. Lenard, M. Meether, S. Dangler, M. Dowling, L. Mazzolini, B. Monroe, J. Bellish. Fourth Row: C. Thornton, E. Crass, J. Brickman, E. Egbertson, N. Topping, G. Novy S. Swank S. Spang Fifth Raw: N. Reese, S. Lease, N. Dwyer, J. Brickman, K. Tuck, D Town, G. Persch. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION To after intramural sports and to promote sportsmanship are the goals at G. A. A. Inter-class tournaments give girls in grades nine through twelve and poportunity to participate in each sport. At the end ot the year trophies are awarded to tournament-winning teams. A point system enables the members to quality tor coveted letters and pins. G. A. A. First Row tleft to rightl: B. Boden, N. Hockett, A. Reed, G. Rothaermel, K. Rothaermel, S. Hook, K. Wielancl, J. Nelson. Second Row: J. Brooks, C. Balzersen, M Pyle, L. Pendy, R. Bunt, S. Kurman, N. Farmer, V. Kidwell, J. Nelson, V. Dodds, J. Sandrock, J Distzrovs Third Row: B. Atkin, M. Birth, V. Postovar, S. Wheeler, M. Alexander, C. Doty, B. Roltsch, S. Bentley, E. Rosenberger, M. Adams, B Metzner J. Besch. Fourth Row: L. Stokes, B. Boren, K. Ditchburn, B. Gerlach, P. Sterling, C. Matz, M. Ross, M. Halenkamp, L. Novick, S. Spank, C. Drummond S LaLondc. Fifth Row: M. Upp, S. Wheeler, K. McCabe, N. Stokes, D. Prutton, P. Williams, M. Pyle, B. Burt, J. Hackett, C. Stidger, J. Silk, J. Hallberg Wenzel. Q l A It lg Uafzsifxl H n ana feabefzs'---flnese ate as as arsit VARSITY B Flrst Row left to rlght M Clark J Redlnger T Gustason B Barschow H Secrlst Mr H Secrnst Second Row J Jennings G Sutherland L Houk A Brusclno D Dudley B Harrls Fourth Row D Crockett D Hlnz S Feeley P Patterson D Brand T Henry Varslty B as composed of boys from the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades who have earned a letter un varsity competutlon Servlce prolects onclude the sale of basketball tickets ushering at pep assemblies and basketball games and mauntaunung the trophy case OFFICERS Presudent Jam Redunger Vuce Presudent Bud Secrust Secretary Tom Gustason Treasurer Doug Dudley Sergeant at Arms Dave Brand fnfty rwo Third Row: Bronaugh,ll..ADey, D. Jacobson, B. ,Michoel, D, Weilder, B, Halenkampl ' ll ll ' I I , . uls ge-sf Q ofzfs leaders lilub si LEADERS CLUB Furst Row left to rught J Keller M Upp N Hockett S Hook Muss Gullespue Second Row J Leovens M Smuth C Doty S Wheeler B Boden Thurd Row A Reed H Purnat J Borgua K Nuchols J Sulk Fourth Row K Wueland G Rothaermel K Rothaermel K McCabe J Sandrock The gurls uru Leaders Club all rate hugh uru athletuc abuluty and good sportsmanshup To become a member of the organuzatuoru each uuruuor and senuor gurl must have passed a wrutteru rule fest and a skull test Thus year theur actuvutues have urucluded leadung gym classes sporusorung a dance and presermtung new members at o ceremonual dunner OFFICERS Presudent Nancy Hackett Vuce Presuderut Sally Wheeler Secretory Sue Hook Treasurer Margue Upp Program Chaurman Januce Keller fufty three ' gp l as , . 4: x W X-Z' 'J' i. Y l zz '--f- ....:u: 5 2551, ' ' J X. ' 1 uf' , ' , u I z: 1 ' l S ' H. , X ,wg ' 2 4 ,,i. V ... ... X -su J. 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Varslt Football m 'fl f.-.fsBf Pe VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM F1rstROw left to rrght T Nrsoet D Sawyer B Maben R Beedle B Reed G Sutherland D Crockett T Burt R Coulton Second Row D Maxfleld P Roblnson B Halenkamp B Barschow B l-larrus D Brand J Redlnger H Secrlst M Clark J Jennings R lndermaur Thrrd Raw Mr C Llpal D Welder L Dey B Michael S Feeley Mr J Llewellyn D Hrnz D Jacobson D Dudley M Schuller P Patterson Mr R Kntzerow Fourth Raw B Clark K Chapman W Holton L Krelcl T Henry L Houk A Bruscuno L Kreycr T Thogmartun H Cabot R Sutherland SOUTHWESTERN CHAMPIONS Fnnnshang undefeated and untlecl In thenr 54 season the Bay Rockets swept the New Southwestern Conference Champlonshlp Thus perfect sea son as the flrst sxnce the present coaching staff has been at Bay Besides thus outstandrng accomplushment the defensnve unut allowed only twenty fnve ponnts to be scared agannst the team all season thus was the lowest numb r of points scored agaunst any team In the greater Cleveland area Addnng further accampllshments to thelr perfect season the Rockets won the Spang Trophy Thus trophy belongs to the flrst team Westlake or Bay to wln two games from the other The furst year l95l ended In a O O tue followed by Westlake s l952 victory but In 53 and 54 Bay won recenvnng the trophy Thus Bay ends nts furst Southwestern Conference season wlth a perfect season all around fatty four as flwse wlw lea fluem--wefze tops Defense nit DEFENSIVE UNIT First Row, left to right: D. Dudley, T. l-lenry, W. Harris, L, Kreici, P. Patterson, B, Secrist. Second Row: A. Bruscino, J. Redinger, D, Jacobson, D. l-linz, D. Brand, S. Feeley. The Brains The Brown we Bay Bay Bay QXNQERT jr, Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Boy FOOTBALL SCORES Strongsville Rocky River Fairview Oberlin Olmsted Falls North Olmsted Medina Westlake Clearview xy f nf it ,, ff xka VJ' L Rag pm. 5 55Q?llf5f35WE Qimgi 'V Q: ,,,gffW! .QS as ' g Q I I ,E imp 2 of 2 1 , a 3 1 Q ii 6. ' my Y 's K5 YJ' r N Q , r 3,5 ,f ,L f 33 ,MW QV, ,fi V , I , - fm, '4 4, , Ag' tg ff 0 I ,Sfgn ' , ,:f'ag,,.11A , v., S 5 f Us 2 ,, gf., , ' ' 1 , ' Y ' , f f if , W vawff 'R S fzaisewofzflui gfafisfics BAY NIPS STRONGSVILLE The Rockets were off to a slow start in the l954 football season by beating Strongsville by only 2 ponts, coming in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter as Doug Dudley blocked a kick. Strongsville recovered the ball in its end zone, but Bay had the win- ning 2 points. The Rockets played a good defensive game but were trou- bled by fumbles on offense. BAY TOPS RIVER Coming back after their 2-O victory over Strongsville, the Rockets defeated River, l2-O. Jim Redinger went over from the 6-yard line for the first score. Jacobson set up the second touchdown with an exciting 40-yard run to the four where Feeley took it over. BAY DEFEATS FAIRVIEW On their first away game the Rock- ets defeated last year's Southwestern champions by a score of 20-13. Bay scored first in the game, but at half- time Fairview was in the lead, l3-7. Jacobson scored in the third quarter to tie the game. With less than a min- ute left to play Jacobson took a pass from l-linz and went over for a touch- down and another Rocket victory, BAY TROMPS OBERLIN The Rockets sent the visiting team home with a 25-O defeat. The Rock- ets offense was sparked by Jim Red- inger, who tallied three times. Dave l-linz scored the other Bay touchdown. BAY STOPS OLMSTED FALLS lt took some fine defensive playing on the part of the Rockets to prevent Olmsted Falls from scoring. Falls, however, was not able to stop Bay as the Rockets scored three times. After this l9-O victory the Rockets had sole possession of tops in the league for the first time. fty gt justify out ee Inq 0 ide BAY CRUSHES NORTH OLMSTED The night of the North Olmsted game was Homecoming, and the Rock- ets made it successful by coming up with a 2l-6 victory, Feeley, Redinger, and Patterson broke into the scoring column. Bay also received 2 points from a safety as Doug Dudley broke through the line to block a punt which rolled out of the end zone. BAY FOILS MEDINA ln a l2-6 victory over Medina, Bay clinched first place in the Southwest- ern Conference. Medina drew first blood after intercepting a pass in the second period. Just before the half ended Dudley scored on a pass from Hinz. Early in the third period Dud- ley scored again after a 64-yard run, Terrific defensive play was the only thing that saved the Rockets as Me- dina threatened many times in the final quarter on Bay fumbles. BAY CONQUERS WESTLAKE The Rockets traveled to Westlake and ruined their homecoming by hand- ing the Demons a l4-O defeat. Red- inger scored the first touchdown on a center plunge to climax a 43-yard drive. Feeley scored the other touch- down on a 22-yard pass from Reding- er. As a result of this game the fol- lowing were nominated for the Spang Trophy: Jim Redinger, offense, and Paul Patterson, defense. BAY RUINS CLEARVIEW The Rockets piled up their biggest score of the year by defeating Clear- view 4l-O. Stan Feeley led Bay's scoring with three touchdowns. Feel- ey's scoring came on runs of 42, 63, and ll yards. Rick lndermaur scored on o 61-yard run and .lim Redinger and Paul Patterson each scored on 28- yard runs to give Bay their other three touchdowns. ln this game Coach Llewellyn had an all-senior team play- ing at times to give the seniors a chance to play together. The 4l-O victory was a wonderful way to end an undefeated and untied season. 'nzese ofziz gettin Gut gleam ion eam JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row, left to right: J. Munro E. Surak, S. Worley, R. Mavis, Mr W, Quayle, S. Bricker, H. Moseley F. McDayitt, J. Smith. Second Row: J. Upp, T. Melody B. Mader, L, Lemke, R. Holder, L Silk, B. Secrist, C. Pimsner. Third Row: P. Rekstis, G. Spiess D. Dicker, G. Hinzrnon, J. Zisko, D Nisbet, D. Hamilton, B. Merriweath- EY. Fourth Row: R. Inrermaur, J. Karch- er, P. Rattray, B. Richards, E. Hoov- er, G. Randt, R. Counts, B. Schroed er. Fifth Row: B. Chambers, D. Deutsch, J. Canoyer, T. Davis, B. Bate, G Shaw, T. Chope, J. Young. : 17 thletic Council 'wt KMWML ATHLETIC COUNCIL Left to right: Mr, H. Secrist, Mrs. A. Seitz, Mr. J. Llewellyn, K. McCabe, Mr. W Quayle, D. Brand, Mr. R. Kitzerow. The Athletic Council is composed of the coaches ot all teams, the superintendent, the principal, and two students elected by the student body ot Bay. Their duties are to pass on all recommendations for athletic letters, control all expen- ditures, arrange all schedules and transportation of teams, and to collect admission at games. sixty C9 ini q.,.,,,,b- KING AND QUEEN Queen Kathie McCabe, King Dave Brand. C O Homecoming Browning As the band played a fanfare, all eyes turned expectantly toward the rear gym door to see what pair would enter first carrying the scepter which ranked them as the rei n g . ing king and queen of Bay High School for the i954 Homecoming. Dave Brand and Kathy McCabe were chosen by the student body. Following them were Gay Rothaermel, Diane Booth, Bill l-lalenkamp, and Jim Red- inger, who had also been elected by the Senior class as candidates for the coveted crowns. Roger Coulton, senior class president, per- formed the crowning ceremony. Queen Kathy officially recognized the kneeling football players as Knights of the Gridiron as they pronounced the oath of allegiance, King Dave and Queen Kathy then presided over the North Olmsted-Bay game on October 22. COURT Left to right: W. Halenkamp, G. Rothaerrnel, K. McCabe, D, Brand, D. Booth, J. Redinger. 'za ofzlzin Uafzsihi gaslzeflmll Starting ot bottom ot B ond going oround: T. Gustoson, D. Hinz, D. Jocobson A Brus :no T Nisbet Mr, W. Quayle, D. Crockett, S. Feeley R Clork T Bronough J Redinger, D. Nemic, L. Houk. The Boy vorsity bosketboll squod mode o slight improvement over lost yeor os they end- ed the seoson with o 6-12 record. Although the teom does not boost of o tremendous seo- son, they put up o good fight ond cloim some very exciting gomes. The never give up spirit of the teom showed cleorly os they come from behind mony times to lessen scores. The teom hod some tough breoks, for they lost four gomes by less than five points. sixty-two gqua geffefzed fast qeafzls Recofzd Y. BAY DEFEATED BY CLEVELAND LUTHERAN Bay started the 1954-1955 basketball sea- son with a non-league game against Cleve- land Lutheran. Jim Redinger and Dave I-linz scored 30 of Bay's 46 points as the Rockets went down to defeat, 69-46. ROCKETS TAKEN BY BEREA Bay was greatly outclassed by Berea, last ycar's Greater Cleveland Conference Cham- pions, but nevertheless played an outstanding game. Gary Prahst led the Berea attack with 30 points while Dave Hinz of Bay was the next highest scorer with 24 points. The final score was 74-55. BAY vs. FAIRVIEW It was a close game up to half-time when Fairview came back strong, and led by Den- ne's 19 points defeated the Rockets 60-48. Jim Redinger and Bob Clark led the Bay scor- ing with 13 and 12 points respectively. BAY GAINS FIRST VICTORY After losing the first three games the Rock- ets came back to defeat Medina by the scare of 62-53, Jim Redinger, Alex Bruscnio, Dex- ter Jacobson, and Dave I-linz accounted for 53 of the points leading the rest of the team to victory. BAY SWAMPS ROCKY RIVER The Rockets took their second victory from the Rocky River Pirates by the score, 51-33. Captain Jim Redinger led the team's scoring as he chalked up 17 points. NORTH OLMSTED STOPS BAY North Olmsted pulled ahead of Bay in the second half and went on to defeat them 57- 47. The Rockets had a very few players in the scoring column as Jim Redinger, Dave I-linz, and Bob Clark accounted for forty points. ALUMNI NIP ROCKET5 The Rockets were two points ahead with seconds to play. As the buzzer sounded Don Gresham shot to tie the game at 55 all. ln the first overtime both teams scored a bas- ket, but the Varsity lost in the sudden death period as Tom Williams scored for the Alum- ni. Final score was recorded as 59 to 57. BAY DEFEATS ST MARY S The Rockets played host to Lorain St Mary s In o non league game and gauned an other vnctory by the score of 68 55 Bay played a tune game and had tour players wlth double number scores OLMSTED FALLS JUST TAKES BAY ln a hard fought game Bay went down to defeat at the hands of Olmsted Falls by the close score ot 44 40 Falls had the top scorer :ng second BAY SQUEAKS BY OBERLIN It was a close and excntung game all thc way wuth Bay comnng out ahead by one ponnt, 56 55 Jnm Redunger of Bay was hugh pount man for the game as eught Bay players placed ln the scorlng column BAY FOULS UP WESTLAKE Bay trauled all the way untul the very end and wlth three seconds left Tom Gustason tued the score by two successful foul shots ln the flrst overtlme Bay scored tour polnts and took the game from Westlake 63 59 Taylor Bronaugh ot Bay was tued with Dan Reehorst of Westlake for hugh scornng honors och havlng l7 pounts FAIRVIEW VICTOR AGAIN Falrvnew agann defeated the Rockets but thus tame by the larger score of 65 46 Four yuew had four players wlth double numbers un the scorung column whale Bay had only one Dove l-lunz The only brnght part of the ev enung for Bay was that they made seventy elght percent of thenr fouls for the evening with Bay's Stan Feeley plac- . . . Tom Gustoson KKK ,af Jnm Redmger Toylor Bronough Junior arsit Basketball J V BASKETBALL Frrst Row left to rlght T Davrs T Neklc R Mavls B Reed W Holton Second Row R Maxfleld S Hawley L Brldenbaugh J Monger R Suther and Thlrd Row Mr W Quayle R Mader R Muchael L Dey G Tallotson BAY vs MEDINA Medlna was eager to avenge theur earluer defeat and dud so by wlnnlng 44 33 Thus was probably the worst nught th Rockets had but Dexter Jacobson and Dave Hnnz placed second and thlrd In hlgh scoring honors RIVER AVENGES LAST DEFEAT Out to avenge the previous game whuch Bay had won 5l 53 th Ruver Plrates defeated Bay by two points 55 53 Bay led up untll the final munutes when Rlver went ahead to wan Bays Jam Redmger was hugh scorer wlth 28 points but It just dldn t do the truck as the Rockets lost their slxth league game NORTH OLMSTED TOPS BAY Led by Jack Orlng s 29 pornts the North Olmsted Eagles trounced the Rockets 61 47 Taylor Bronaugh of Bay was second hughest scorer wlth l8 polnts BAY DOWNED BY OLMSTED FALLS At the hands of Olmsted Falls the Rockets suffered defeat 70 53 Bay fought hard all the way and never gave up but were outclassed by a superuor Falls team BAY BREAKS LOSING STREAK The Rockets flnally broke theur losmg streak by defeatmg Oberlin 77 55 Rocket rooters were treated to an exciting game as Bay walked away wuth a victory Hunz Red Inger and Bronaugh I d Bay scorlng and ac counted for 48 of Bay s polnts BAY DROPS FlNAL GAME Flghtlng hard all the way but not able to cope wuth Westlakes set shots Bay went down to defeat an the last game of the sea son 57 42 The Rockets never gave up dur ang th game and threatened Westlake s lead many tlmes Bronaugh and Hlnz headed Bays scormg wuth ll and lO ponnts respec tlvely Sty , 1 . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . - : . . , . , . , . , . . , ' . ' . ' o ' I - D . . . . . - 1 V - I ' - ' ' e ' - 1 ' I . . . , . , . . , . . . I . . . , ' I I - l - . , . . 1 a , .4 . , . . . Furst Row R Tlbbets D Dlcker Pumsner G Spless G Randt Larkin Second Row B Secrlst J Upp Rekstus R Dells L Meyers Thlrd Row M J Llewellyn Schroeder D Nlsbet J Zn o aeelbach Freshmen Basketball 1-'li fan ima, . 'X 'fini' n lq Baseball Frrst Row Cleft to rrghtl Sutherland B Harris T Gus ta on D Hrnz S Feeley A Brusclno D Grant Second Row A Plrnat L Mar sallk B Metzner J Manger J Hull B Maben D Jocoby Third Row T Thogmartln L Ric ards R lndermaur Goetz Mr J Llewellyn Fourth Row D Maxfleld D Jacobson B Reed J Redmger The Bay Rockets posted theur best baseball record In history as they swept the West County League wlth o 7 l vlctory and went on to defeat the East County Champions Sol on nn o l O thrnller at League Park Bay and Olmsted Falls ended the regular league play nn a tle and the ploy oft game where Bay defeated Falls 4 O for the West County League Champlonshup was held at Clague Park An unusual feature of the l954 Champions was the fact that Jum Redmger and Bob Reed would alternate catchlng and pntchung between them clalmung an Identical 5 l record Gold baseballs were awarded the squad In honor of wnnmng the County Champuonshup snxty seven C2 golden ffzaclz slice is flne iewafzd Track, .. I954 ,V '1 fl VARSITY TRACK First Row Clc-tt to rightj: D. Crockett, G. Sutherland, T. Bro1augh, B. Secrist, D. Brand, T. Roehl, B. Barschow Second Row: C. Newell, W. Holton, L. Dey, S. Feeley, D. Dudley, P, Patterson, D. Sawyer. Third Row: Mr. R. Kitzerow, T. Nisbet, D. Weider, B. Ford, T, Groth, A. Bruscino. Claiming first places in dual and triangle meets, third place in the North Olmsted lnvitationals, fourth in the River Relays, and ninth in the County Meet, the Bay track team had a fairly successful season last year. Three new records were set and one was tied during the l954 track season. New records are: 440 Relay - 46 seconds by Secrist, Dudley, Brand, and Feeley, Two-mile Re- TRACK RELAY lay - 8258.3 by Moseley, Left to right. S. Feeley, D. Dudley, D. Brand, H, Secrrst. Dey, Kuljsl and S1-idgefi ' Q....,.WfWvY ' .' X l8O Low Hurdles - 20.6 F m!m ' M' lt M imc., 4 A seconds by Paul Patter- ' son. The tie was in the Q 480 shuffle - 1205.5 by Q McDermott, C r o C k ett, Parker, and Patterson. As a climax to the track season, Jerry Mc- Dermott was awarded the Berger Award for the track man most exempli- tying the spirit of Bob Berger. .,.,. s ' : I ., f 4 sixty-eight 220 440 0 Male 8 0 Ml e Shot Yard Yard Yard Yard Run Yard Relay Relay u Dlscus Hugh Jump 120 Yd Hurdles 220 Low Hurdles Pole Vault Broad Jump 2 Mule Relay Medlay Relay 480 400 440 44 M 480 suxty Low Hurdles Shuttle Hurdle Relay Shuttle Relay Yd Relay Yd Relay :Ie Relay Low Hurdles Shuttle ltne1 fllne V ll ll 100 . . ' . s . ' 51. . ' ' 88 : . ' ' 8 ' , , ' , ' .3 'I , ' ' , : , : . P t l , , H . D , I 4,1 . Ganyard 1 I' 4 State May 1947 180 ' . N' I 4 I I - I . ' ' 0 - ' , , , 2 ' , , ' , ' 1 . 180 . eafzneb ln, slzill ana S ofzfsmanslzip Another Hurdle Under Way ALL TIME TRACK RECORDS AT BAY HIGH SCHOOL Kenat Purvls Purvls Sherman Berger 103 sec 217 ec 4sec 2059 4377 Wueland Taylor Lmn Chrlstofferson 1 5 Bower Malnwarlng Its hner Alexander J Sprlnger Joe Keever J Ver Noay Chandler Chandler Chrustotterson Irwin Patton Ranney Sawyer Fenn Kaase Purvls Kassel Schwlng Chandler Chnstofferson Mamwarmg Spauldmg 3 393 43 3 127 3 5 OV 16 sec 286 sec 20 5M 96 sec 3 43 sec 227 1 05 5 Lmn Chnstofferson Bettes Wleland 47 6 Fenn Hmckley Kaase Purvls 47 3 Secrnst Dudley Brand Feeley Moseley Dey Kulls Stndger Patterson McDermott Crockett Parker Patterson 8583 206 1055 County State Dustrlct Dnstrsct State State State County Triangular Triangular Dlstrlct Dlstrlct Trlangular Orange Orange County Orange Clearview Orange May May May May May May May May Aprnl May May May Aprnl May May May May Moy May May May May May 1945 1952 1952 1947 1948 1948 1946 1948 1948 1948 1947 1947 1948 1948 1948 1952 1946 1948 1952 1954 1954 1954 1954 '-'nm-- ., y KW ,fi W , 49 vw' Wig Wm The table ol contents m our book of memorles tells of m torests cmd lobors hobbles ond honors Activities I1 fubenfs govefm STUDENT COUNCIL Frrst Row llett to rnghtl Mr E Wells R Counts D Small S Ruernele R Coulton D Statzer K Nlchals Second Row J Borgla J Sondrock M Upp S Wrught E Egbertson B Boden Thnrd Row D Hughes D Dudley M Schuller T Roehl C Stldger N Burr Fourth Row D Welder B Barschow K Chapman P Patterson D Werner D Brand 'Prexy presldlng Student Council The Student Councll composed of elected representatives from each homeroom ns the student governlng body ot the School ln addltlon to setting up the monltor system and en torclng ut rn Tribunal the members donate many hours ot ser vlce to the school Handlung the football concessions In the fall IS the greatest money ransnng method Proceeds may be used ln the school and for future clubs The Football Kung and Queen electrons the noon actnvatnes the Chrlstmas trees and the handbook are all part of the servlces the Councll performs throughout the school year seventy two 32 , 5' ' f ,f :, ,I , p I li N ' X F . 2. ,. , , ,. 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I - l , I I I vs 7' 'Q' ' ' ...M f emse ues ll e ecfe 'ze zesenfafwes E' TRIBUNAL Left to right Sergeant at Arms W B arschow Secretary M K Chapman T Roehl STUDENT Ken Chapman Presudent Tom Roehl Vice Presudenf Barbara Baden Secretary Dave Brand Treasurer Upp P COUNCIL OFFICERS Janlce Borgla Program Chanrrnan Kay Nuchols Socral Chairman Bull Barschow Sergeant at Arms Duck Werner Parlramentanan P Ni, atterson Chuef Justice L l la l P ' I c , iii 1 V L K K Y LXR 'g l - g M T Ns c o asfic ac ieve ational Honor Societ Farst Row Cleft to rlghtl H Secrrst M Upp D Prutton S McTaggart W Barschow K Wle land D Brand Mrs H Bartz A Reed K Chapman C Thornton B Baden T Roehl J Harrns R Werner T Nlsbet K Stollenmeyer S Lease J Sandrock J Keller Scholarship Leadership Character and Service these are the pre FSQUISITGS a student must attain In order to belong to Natlonal Honor Socnety lnducted nn the tradutnonal candle Iughtung ceremony are the tnve per cent of the senior class and ten per cent ofthe junnor class who have achieved these Ideals OFFICERS President Dave Brand Vice Presndent Tom Roehl Secretary Choral Thornton Treasurer Bull Barschow Program Chalrman Kay Wleland seventy four Second Royv: Nylen, M. Whiteman, S. Murray, J. Borgia, D. Weider, A. Bruscino, L. Dey, ments ate 'zeco mze First Row lleft to rnghtl D Booth S Murray J Hoagland Mass D Mc Cartney M Wahl J Mulder Second Row C Thorn ton E Muller D Dudley T Brennen S Frutz M Upp C Matz lhesplans 1 Nataonal Thesplan Society ns an orgamzatlon to honor hugh school students who have achneved dlstlnctlon un dramatlcs or theater work Under the supervision of Mass McCartney advlsor members who have earned pomnts by work on buslness staffs props makeup and stage setting crews and acting an a pro ductnon are awarded membershup llulll and Scroll Students who have done out stondlng work on the school year book Bay Blue Book the news paper Bay Wsndow and Bay Bits a composite of ornglnal stu dent literature are granted points toward admlssuon into Quull and Scroll International Honor Society for Hugh School .lournolnsts Fnrst Row Seated, S Hook, S Murray S Lease Second Row C Doty, B Baden J Harrus L Dey N Toppvng Camera Shy K Wleland, A Reed Eiellowslfmi flvzoug Senior Yleens Prexy Presldent Carol Hess Vuce Presudent Kay Wueland Secretary Margie Upp Treasurer Karen Stollenmeyer Program Chalrrnan Barbara Boden Social Chairman Janet Sandrock Song Leader Janlce Keller Clrcle Group Leader Janice Nelson Servlce Group Leader Kay Nnchols lnterclub Representatnve Januce Borgla Sensor Y Teens a part of the Y W C A ns one of the most actwe and largest clubs our school Annual hughllghts of the club Included the Mother Daughter Tea the Fath er Daughter Pu Fe d the Pa Ma Me Banquet and the Snow Ball Dance Under the guud ance of Mrs Chandler Mrs Oelschlager and a capable cabsnet many servnce progects were undertaken by the Y Teens W1 SENOIR YTEENS Fnrst Row Cleft to rlghtl Mrs D Chandler B Boden K Wlelond K Nichols Mrs G Oelschlager Second Row P Kyle B Wheeler J Talmon C Koch C Balzersen J Toensmg Thrrd Row C Hess R Bunt D Wenss N Harrls H Avellone E Rosenberger Fourth Row J Borgna P Longmeyer B Atkm B Spangle S Sheets B Somogy Fnfth Row S Murray K Stollenmeyer J Sandrock J Keller M Upp I X , , . , ' , , . . . , In , - , - - 'E 9 , , ' - I I ' . , . , -X 2 ,h Q.. H 1+ Q Xl : . . , . , . , . , . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . . 2 , , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . . : , , . , . , . , . . fesxlm c SENIOR Y TEENS F rst Row qlett to rlghth B Col om M Koole J Hoagland J Dlsbrow C Studger S Hook M Rnc o d second Row D Hoagland C Thorn ton C Korney S Spang J Bellsh Cross J Horns Thurd Row J Leavens V Postovar M Nylen G Hughes M Hersch vogel M Wahl S Longmcyer Fourth Row M Meether N Top Jun umbel Kess er Lcose N Reese S Clausen Flfth Row P Sterlnng G Maddock A Broncngh IN Burr J Hocke F z J Sla e SENIOR Y TEENS R w t rlq M Blr L Novrck V Postovar K Dress srnoer F r B Randolph J Brooks Second Row C James A Reed M nmrth B Roltsch C Doty B Fr cg J Morrison Thlrd Row B Buseman L Smith Srnuth Pct son Bos h graham J MacDonald Fourth Row M Alexander N Fern lnach E Kreke M Whlteman K Drtchlnurn B Boren M Adams h Row J R Wet Chappell J Nelson M Peterson Lon B B r SENIOR Y TEENS Frrst Raw llcft to rughtl G Novy 5 Schwonk S Wreeler J Nyerqcs l. Chrcrester L Gustason B Mc second Row S Cook L Lrnden S edle S ently Sto e McCabe J Nelson T :rd Row N Karcher K Ro h ermel G Rothaermel N Hockett rr P Wllllarns Fourth Row S Wheeler M Ross orsholl C M tz D Prt n J Borson D Booth Frfth Row C Drummond J Wentz man M enzel S Spang Dodds J Hylkerna A Harlomert ffuan e 1 I 9 0 0 I lt 6 l, ' l X 2 . I , A I, r, , ,I A It r . I V , . I I, . ,I I I - . , . , . - sd Q, B. H A , P. ' I' , si 'Q , . , . . 'i l ': I ' I v. lt' I 4 N S, rlt , . I gl . I Flrst o llett o Vhtjz . 'th, A K , f cud k, . ' ' , K S. , V er , JI. J C , S' U , , , . . ' I Fift : . Snlk, . zel, N, 1 s. 1- ide, 'U fi ' ' I ' ,' . ' ' , f 1 ' . s eel. Be , . B ' , rla. ' k S, ' :if ' ' , A J A h 1 . , . T - ' J, M:sa k, M, Pyle. I I f S M ,J I a , I u to , ' , , 1 , W , , , V af . . . and sefzvice Pfzojecfs SENIOR HI-Y First Row, Cleft to right. J. Tuck, C. Kurman, T. Nekic, J. Clooper, T, Gustason, C. Clark, R. Coulton F. McDavit, J. Kaiser, T Burt. Second Row: R. Carson, J. Manger, S. Worley, D. Sawyer, B. Michael J. Jennings, B Mcxtield, K. Wultt T Roenl, L. Tagliaterri. Third Row: J. Kellum, S. Feeley, H. Cabot B, Grotf, G. Sutherland, B Sadler, B. Harris, E. Miller, B Sharp, W. Rogers, J. Sandeen. Fourth Row N. l-losler, L. Schrader, G Welver, T Thogmartin, M Clark T, Henry, A. Eruscino, B Ford, B Halcnkamp L. Silk. e C5 Us it s SENIOR HI-Y First Row llett to rightli F. Walbridge, P. Robinson, K. Smith, B. Maben, J. Redinger, D. Jacobson, Barschow, D. l-linz, P. Patterson, W. Holton, B. Reed, R Mavis Second Row: T. Morgan, E. Bunt, B B Finley, L. Varneyg J. Stevenson. B. Metzger, B. O'Connor, N. Rassborough, T Anderson, J Smith, ig R Nisbet. Third Row: R Holder, E. Shatter, D. Ehrbar, M. Schueller, J. Munro, E. Leetch, T. Melody, Surak, B, Mader, R. Beedle, S. Hawley, D. Brinker, Mr. C. Lipaj. Fourth Row: S. Bricker, D. Wright, Nelson, H. Plotner, K. Chapman, J. Lorbach, J. Keene, L. Houk, D. Nemec, R. Sutherland, B. Clark, L Lemke, M. Hallberg, R Murdock Senior Hi-Y SENIOR Hl-Y OFFICERS President Bill Barschaw Vice President Paul Patterson Vice President Jim Redinger Secretary Dave Hinz Treasurer Will Holton Sergeant-at-Arms Bob Maben Traveling Secretary Dexter Jacobson This group ot boys is dedicated to service of school, city, and country. Under the direction of Mr. Martin and Mr. Lipaj they have taken part in many activities, among them a peanut sale from which the proceeds go toward athletic equipment tor Bay youth. They also hold an annual formal dance and send delegates to various Y.M.C.A, gatherings. ate H H olvjecflves Junior Hi- JUNIOR HI-Y OFFICERS President Bill Merriweather Vice President Nelson Narks Secretary-Treasurer Pete Rekstis Social Chairman Dave Statzer Charalain Rick Counts Sergeant-at-Arms Geoffrey Shaw JUNIOR HI-Y First Row lleft to rlghtj: K. Hazen, T, Dickenson, J, Irwin, L. Fording, D. Sealand, L, Ackrnan, R Schleman Second Row: S. Stirgwolt, J. Young, G. Spiess, D, Griffel, B. Richards, J. Siegrist, A. Halbel, J Canoyer Third Row: T. Frank, J. Wahl, G. Armstrong, B. Deckert, P. Rattray, B. Nagy, P. Jensen, W. Ruckow Fourth Row: J, Upp, C. Tennant, G. Randt, B, Lundin, D, Deutsch, R, Silagy, B. Bote. Fifth Row: B. Schroeder, C. Seelbach, B. Sherman, D. Nisbet, J. Delis, B. Walters, C. Miller in vi Q , . Qs. J . Q.. Q: JUNIOR Y-TEENS First Row ileft to riqhtl: J. Beach G. Griffin, S. Dangler, B. Gerlach M. Zirzow, L. Weider, J Hinz. Second Row: Mrs. P. Fox, M. Pyle S. Balzersen, J. Seckler, D. Meriam l. Ash. J. Armstrong, G. Swilik, C Laundy. Third Row: J. Ruby, B. Burt, L Roth, M, Fretts, V. Burke, N. Rat :hi:, S Shaw, B. Ames Fourth Row: S. Given, S Siegfried K. Doty, J. Beckett, C. Rueter, S Kurman, L. Spang. Fifth Rowi S. Spencer, G. Gosnlck, J. Krebs, J. Hagedorn, K. Hoyduck, P. Sadler, L. Demmerle. 4? OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Program Chairman Service Chairman Music Chairman Bonnie Gerlach Sandy Dangler Lee Weider Marcia Zirzow Jane Beach Gail Grlffen Julie Hinz Diane Meriam Junior Y-leans JUNIOR Y-TEENS First Row lleft to rightl: J. Ber- wick, S. Ryan, P. Keene, T. Shaw, S. Smith, S. Storrie, K. Bennett. Second Row: J. Kidwell, L. Mazza- lini, D. Lenard, B. Monroe, J. Clark, S. Hertner, S. Leslie, D. Weiss. Third Row: P. Schafer, N. Besch, J. Householder, C. Schultz, D. Eber- sold, K. Lueke, J. Jones, E. Boren. Fourth Row: L. Fay, C. Crockett, K. VanAlmen, N. Dwyer, J. Brick- man, B. Bartlett, M. Groth, C. Brown. Fifth Row: H. Nyerges, J. Geh, L. Houk, A. Schwedler, E, Egbertson, J. Jacoby, N. Farmer, M. Dowling. JUNIOR Y-TEENS First Row ileft to rLg'tJ: D. Ruch, E. Bshop, K. Tuck, S. Loverty, l Brickman, J. Brickman, G. Persch Second Row: J. Ashbrook, L. Fried- rich, G. Patterson, S. Kwant, G Blanke, B. Robinson, D. Ita. Third Row: S. Kaswell, V. Brooks M. Bol, B Nelson, G. Halverson, M Halcnkamo, G. Rusch, M. White- man. Fourth Row: L. Dey, G. Hoffman C. Workman, D. Jones, M. Patter- son, D. Town, J. Mercer, D, Reich- cnbcch. Fifth Row: V. Dodds, J. Hylkema J. Hallberg, P. Taylor, J. Eckert, S Eckert, S Wright, S O'Connor. ueufzfain going uP,n is flzeifz baffle cfztl. Stage Crafters Matt Clark President Janet Hoagland K Secretory Ray Colombo Treasurer L.. STAGECRAFTERS First Row lleft to rightlz J. Sandeen, J, Munro, D. Hamilton, E. Surak Second Row: Mr. R, Larson, R. Colombo, E. Collom, J, Hoaglcnd, M. Pyle, S. Murray, B. Reid, P. Dennis. Third Row: M. Schuller, B. Secrist, B, Holenkamp, J. Redinger, M, Clark, N. Reinker, R. Carson, M. Halberg, Fourth Row: T. Melody, J. Keene, D. Sawyer, L. Dey. The Stagecratters, under the direction of Mr. Larson, have charge of scenery and light- ing for plays, choir concerts and all other events that take place on the stage. They are awarded a gold pin after working one hundred and fifty hours, ln their third year they already have plans tor remodeling the stage lighting and have taken several field trips, First Row tlcft around table? K. Counts, S. Strausser, R. Reinker, R, Tibbetts, D. Richards, D. Larkin, T. Richards, D Ruch, S. McMahon, J. Keene, K. McDade, N. Clouser. u First Row, standing: R. Rounds, D. Small, J. Mulder, D. Dolphin, L. Ebersold, W. Oliver, W. Stirgwolt, D. Van Oosten, C. Nohes, J, Clark. Second Row, standing: R. Counts, J Rix, R. Delis, B. Walters, Mr. Quayle. One of the most popular hobbies, stamp collecting, is aided by the Stamp Club, The meetings are spent trading stamps, and an inter-club contest was held in which posters were made of stamps. President Dave Smail Vice President Dave Larkin Treasurer Gary Spiess eighty-one Ba Window Staff Ruslm fo meet flrose I' BAY WINDOW nrst Row Clett to rnoht Jennings H rrs B Sadle y A eed S y B B rschow D B Ford second Row Mrs C McKay N Harris S Spang J Hoagland K McCabe S Hook B CoI'om S Wheeler N Toppeng F Grassle Thurd Row C Balzerson B Burt J Nelson E Rosenberger C Schultz B Vlonroe S Dangler M Dowl B Ranslolph J Nyerges P e F urth Row B Wheeler E Cross K Dat wurn M Wahl Farmer E Boron E Kreke C Croc et S Lease S Schwank B Spangle I h Row D abson S Coy H C ett P uton Wu IOYTWS M Ross oren N Recs Ke' BAY WINDOW STAFF HEADS Twenty five years ago the Bay Arclught mlrrored Editor Assnstant Edutor Llterary Edrtor Layout Manager Typing Editor Art Edltor Advertnsung Manager Buslness Manager Sales Manager Subscrnptuons Club News Class News Boy s Sports Girl s Sports Anne Reed Sue Murray Judie l-larrls Sue Hook Claire Doty Betsy Collom Bull Sadler Bull Barschow Bob Ford Kathy M Cabo Jlm Jennlngs Nancy Toppnng Lanny Dey Sally Wheeler the tempo of school lute lts successor Bay Wlndow reports present day actlvutres personalltles and prob lems to the students Trynng to present a monthly newspaper whnch keeps pace with those publushed by journalusm classes and larger schools creates speclal dntfncultues Staff heads are only too tamnluar wrth lnterary advertising and bus: ness managlng headaches Gulded by Mrs McKay, faculty adviser the Bay Window Stott has presented a dance and taken part nn other social and servuce projects I V . N l W ,, 5, ,-,,- s E by find, M Y' , , Y gs A FX ef 4 -f Q Q F ': J. K ,J a x, r, C. Dotf, , R , ,M.rra, . a , L 5 cy, . , V I . I I , .t , , . , , . l , , , , - lng, 1 , . ' , Kyl o . . , K , chl , . , N , , , . k t Fft ' z ' mf , ' FQ r , fsllk J Slagle, 1 0 k , D. r 1 , P ll , , B, B , . Q J. I.er ' 7 I . , . . - I I - I 1 - ' I earl ines--if wasnyf easnl. Ba lHue ta Fnrst Row Cleft to rlghtl Mr G Deutschlonder R Coultcn T Roehl M Upp K Wleland S Longmeyer K Rothaermcl G Rothaermel Second Row D Prutton A Reed S Hook J Nelson P Wnlluams S Wheeler B Wheeler K McCabe N Stokes Thlrd Row W Reese L Dey R Cor on J Vlonger B Ford D Hunz B Borschow T Brennan Fourth Row W Holenkamp M Clark B Sodler J Redxnner A Brusclno P Dems L Ho k Patrence Thought Work and Abllnty are combined to produce this years Annual Whether a person wrote artncles took pictures or merely bought a subscrlptron he helped nn the productuon ot o book whnch wall be referred to many times by students and other fruends of Bay Hugh School Stott heads met on school nughts and checked ortlcles planned space counted funds and duscussed the art whuch wos to be used rn the annual Every week, meetnngs were held durung the school year to comment on the progress of the annual ond to assugn further work Mr D supervnsed all the stofts protects and added his own recommendatlons tor the completlon of the l955 Bay Blue Book -.rf B BODEN K WlELAND J HARRIS Layout Ed Ed IH Chlet Lnterory Ed 8 1:7 Av R ROEHL R COULTON M UPP V ROTHACRMEI. G ROTHAERMEL Q LONGMEYER D BRAND Advt Mgr Subsc Mgr Irtent Er' Co Art Edntors Typlst Picture Ed I I 1 I ' I I I ' r I I ll ' I - P 1 ' '- if ,. ' Q7 ' If ff 'A , '- u I 4 -1' f M V, A , V nym- I 1 y lr xref Book fe wofzds cz sfa ..f Senior Ba 323, High Pla ers BAY HIGH PLAYERS lrst R w C tt to right Miss McCartney G Maddock S Fritz A Bronaugh J Slagle S Spang Second Row B Burson B Boren J Brooks S Schwank G Novy N Topping L Linden Third Row M Wenzel S Lease Humbel L Smith S Sm h Dreissinger N Reese S Graham Fourth Row S LoLonde J Hoc kett N Hackett S Wheeler M Ross N Stokes L Stokes B Burt Fifth Row C Drummond M Adams V Dodds N Chamberlain ichord allberg J i J Nelson M Peterson BAY HIGH PLAYERS Frst Row lleft to rightl J Hoag land C Matz D Booth D Dudley Second Row B Collam V t ovar C Korney G Hughes Thornton C Balzersen Third Row N Harris J Leovens ross son Bl t Randolph H Avellone Fo rth Row M Wahl E Rosen l eraer D Weiss S Cook N Fern l arh B Spangle B A kin Fifth Row J MacDonald J r B For T Bren n i e M Smith P Kesser SENIOR BAY HIGH PLAYERS OFFICERS Diane Booth Doug Dudley Sue Murray Carol Matz Janet Hoagland Marty Smtlh Tom Brennan in or produc The Bay High Players is made up of students interested in participating ing plays Through the adviser Miss McCann y members learn the intricacies of make up costumlng stage setting obtaining properties, prompting and acting The group produces one play a year and sponsors some social events including the annual Sweetheart Ball Members of the organization can become eligible to loin the eighty four L 1 n O I . ,tif .I F o le : QD. 1 ' . Q3 1 Q - l-T' if' I 5 , fr: ' ' g fy sf B, ,-. ' , .' Ri, Kf 5 r ii, B. R' ', M. 'H' , . S'lk1 Q. is I t V - EW' ,I S. Murray, I I I I I V ,Q 3 . , . Pasc- 1 I -2' '5 'UA f ec ,JTNQI ,Mf fn, ef Kelle, .I .F Ina , EMI! l r, , '. , . . ' it so 'St . ' I 1 I L E I I A A ' I I ' I V , I , I Thespians by participating in the various phases of play producing. D efzlgecfion is fliei cue. EIGHTH GRADE PLAYERS st Row tleft to rightlz N. Ritchie, S. Storrle, S. Smith, M. Zirzow, J. Secklcr, J. Hinz. Second Row: C. Laundy, G. Swilik, S, Balzersen, D. Statzer, S. Givens, J. Beckett, S. Shaw. lhird Row: S. Kaswell, R. Broadwell, D Lutteimoscr, D. Sealand, D. Dempsey, B. Cummings, D. Mauds- ley, A. Templeman, G. Halverson. Fourth Row: H, Nyerges, K, Gosn ck, P. S:dlcr, S. Leslie, C. Brown, L. Friedrich, S. Kwcnt, G. Patterson, I. Brickman, V. Brooks. Fifth Row: B. Nelson, B. Spanq, B. Lundin, C, Muller, B. Rackow, J. Steciw, V. Dodds, M, Boll, L. Dey. NINTH GRADE PLAYERS First Row tleft to rightl S Eckert D Hamilton E Etnersold J Hosts holder L Houk Second Row K Hayduk T Shaw J Jones M Pyle J RuLy S Kurman Third Row Mr C Shelton S Laverty B Gerlach G Griffin J Hagcdorn K Lueckc D Lencrd Fourth Row J Young P Rattray J Hallnerg J Eckert J Wahl G Hoover EIGHTH GRADE PLAYERS OFFICERS Marcia Zirzow President Janice Seckler Vice President Sally Smith Secretary Julie Hinz Treasurer NINTH GRADE PLAYERS OFFICERS Diane Ebersold President Dale Hamilton Vice President Judy Householder Secretary Sally Eckert Treasurer Organized to develop dramatic interests and ability Eighth and Ninth Bay High Play acting Throughout the year the group presents short plays and skits ers initiate members to the intricacies of make-up, stage-setting, costumes, properties and nfefzesfs af ax, me Proleetlon Committee PROJECTION COMMITTEE Flrst Row ileft to rlghtj J Young J Dlehl B Heer D Dempsey B Barley Second Row P Rattray E Ita F Walbrldge D Steclw J Wahl Thrrd Row D Deufsch D Ducker J Munro E Surak B Knudsen P Woehrmann Fourth Row Mr R Baird T Melody T Chope C Trlvelt N Relnker B Sheets N Hosler The Prog-ecfuon Commnttee IS composed cf m mbers who use theur spare tume and lunch hours by showung educatlonal and entertam ng motion puctures In the classrooms and during the lunch hour rt Club ART CLUB First Row lleft to rnghtl E Schaeffer C Newell K Smnh Second Row D Sawyer T Melody P Denis, T Nlsbef, W Reese,J Nyerges S Grahom, Mr R Larson, K Drummond The Arr Club strlves to broaden the Interests and abllnfnes of nts crtnstlc members and fo give servuce to the school A successful assembly was sponsored by the club O O O s ww mv f V , A ,L . 2 ' we , , . 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W9 00129 Commercial Club COMMERCIAL CLUB lrst Row Cleft to rngnt oolc Mas M Sccand Row P VVllIlarns C Doty M MccTl'er rct Raw css er Szlk S I.aLcn1e M Wcnzc :J Co aurth Row S Ocdle B o om K D :urn K cr Be Futth Row N Rccse M Ross C James V Postovar no a aualnt memb rs ws Ira correct offlce procedure and llfe an the business world IS the object of 1l'1e Commercial Club Meetnngs consust of rnovl s, speakers spe nal field trlps and group dlscussuons OFFICERS Presndent Barbara Wheeler SQCVSIOVY Jean Masarnk Treasurer Mary Lou Pyle SOCIOl Cl'1OIl'l'TtOV1 fvlgrlene KOOIQ Science Club The cnnef motlve of the Junuor Scnence Club members to g knowledge and experience and expand thelr Interests an the sclence fueld Mncroscope study experiments ture nukes and discussions round out actuvltues of the year OFFICERS Presldent Jerry Hoffman Vnce Presldent Bob Mnchael Secretary Treasurer Dave Larknn enghty seven et larasmd the table nop lanrcr Ffeaens D Lar an J Hoffman R l et s A wc e Hollujay 'W cutferrnoser Faubel D Sealand Muss John ' 0 0 5 ,, W, I 'Q W , 'ei F J: M. K , J, aruk, . Pyle. wht P'k-l,Jf',, ., nf, Ok, F : . B , C ll , . ltcnl , N, arch , J, Illsh . . V . , A A I 4 e , c' A ' , A ' 4 C ' is ain ' I I NO- I L f, F K f W Mel l , J s . K , , TDD fj R, A l'tOl D 1 L, ' G C2 Gamma, a qlolue, an a goolz Refnesenf Click 8: Hope The fully-equipped school dark room provides members of Click 'n Hope an opportunity to devel- op and print pictures. Here, stu- dents especially interested in photography can learn on their own. OFFICERS President Jack Barber Vice President Dave Nisbet Sec.-Treas. John Wahl First Row: A. Templernan, D Gibb, T. Show, C. Talis, J. Wahl, B. Briola, J. Barber. Second Rowe 'lf Franck, B Bate, G. Armstrong, The main goal ot the Social Science Club this year has been to gain a better under- standing of the social sciences and world affairs. Affiliated with the Junior Council on World Affairs, the group took an educational trip in the spring. Presenting assemblies to the school and taking part in discussions with other schools round out the activi- ties of the club. OFFICERS President Judie Harris Vice President Dick Werner Secretary . . . Gwen Hughes Treasurer .... Sally Lease Parliamentarian Ray Colombo Social Science lllub First Row Cleft to rightl: J. Harris lseotedl. Second Row: N. Topping, D. Sawyer, S. Lecse, B. Barschow, D. Werner, T. Nisbet G. Hughes, N. Reese, Mr. E. Wells. Third Row: D. Prutton, R, Colombo, E. Schaeffer, E. Leetch, L. Houk, W. Holton, J. Hill B, Maben, J. Rix. 9 gcc? acfwcfces llpen Book u OPEN BOOK CLUB OFFICERS Mum Nylen Presndent Dorothy Prutton Vuce Presrdent Koren Stollenmeyer Secretory Sue Frntz Treasurer Vurgnmo Kldwell Publicity Furs? Row lleft fo right seoredl M Nylen K Sfollenmeyer Second Row R Bun? N Fernhoch W Wolters J F Y D Jormes D Pm? B Hum bel K Luecke M Pofterson L Roth D Merlom Thrrd Row D Smell V Dodds S Esker? J Kldwell Chorocter grows through service, ond members of the Open Book Club ronk hugh nn both Prmcnpol dutues ore to chorge books In ond out to orronge the Inbrory dusploys ond to do oll the myruod tosks ossocuoted with lnbrory service Pomfs toward o letter ond o pm ore granted for lnbrory work Usuolly three years of service ore requcred To quolnfy for o pun Jr llbrar Club r to rrght o o nd r cl rv, Wxlls R Weov econd foble K Dofy J Clok M Fretts P Toylor J Geh B Enchlemon M Whlfmon Standing :chords evsold o hm Mernom M Jones A Bor how K Herdlebun S LeGronds B Wollns J Forr R Swonker Mrs H Monger eighty nine w. ' ' ' Q 1 8 8 O . : . ,l . I ,- . , b , . rl z, I , . 7 on, A ' I I ' 1 O I JR. LIBRARY CLUB Lef , ' r - , l sf robl J J. Kcllcm N Bcsch, S. Wrnghr J Be 'ck, J , , er S I , r , , , . , , , , . . F. R , , L Eb l, D. D lp , S. , , , sc , k, eahf-waimlng oncefzfs Result Ba High Choir First Row Cleft to right! J Nelson M Pyle M Upp P Williams N Hackett R Wetzel Second Row E Cross M Hirs hvogel J Leayens B Collom G Rothaermel K Rothoermel A Reed C Doty Third Row J Sandrock S Sheets M Birth S Wheeler K Nichols C Hess S Hook J Borgia M Smith K Wieland T Roehl A Bruscino H Secrist D Hinz Fifth Row D Weider H Cabot T Henry L Lemke B Reid T Brennan G Korsgaard K Chapman R Ford The A Cappella Choir, under the direction ot Mr Crews has completed one ot the most enjoyable years tor both its ninety two members and its many audiences Besides singing for various club dates and presenting two concerts the group sang at the state Principals Convention in Columbus stopping at several schools on the way for the first time this year ninety Fourth Row: J. Morrison, A. Bronaugh, N. Burr, J. Smith, J. Hill, N. Chamberlain, D, Crockett, , , . , ' 1 . . , . . I , . fa wi gait, 772 'ming Relzeafzsa S ninety-one is First Row Cleft to rightl D Prutton C Matz C Stidger G Maddo k S Spang C Thornton M Koole Second Row E Kreke P Longmeyer H Avellone J MacDonald J Hoagland B Wheeler C Korney Third Row B Boden J Disbrow G Hughes K McCabe S Murray S Bently M Alexander D Hoagland J Harris J Bellish Fourth Row D Brand D Babcock T Nisbet J Monger D Jacobson R Carson M Schuller R Holder P Kessler M Meether M Nylen Fifth Row: P. Patterson L. Houk L, Varney R. Maben R. Michael R. Maxfield D. Dudley S. Hawley B. Burson. CHOIR OFFICERS President Matt Clark Secretary-Treasurer Emily Cross Librarian Carol Hess I4 USICG VISZWI 2 llhoraleers Fnrst Row Cleft to rxghtl J Leavens A Reed M Cmnth J Borgla M Upp K Wleland C Doty E Kreke D Brand A group of sixteen select singers tram the chour entertain at outslde engagements ond for school functions They have been honored by being unvlted to perform before th Cleveland Federatuon at Women s Clubs and the Cuyahoga P T A along wrth many others nmety two Second Row: T. Roehl, D. Crockett, B. Ford, K. Chapman, M. Clark, P. Patterson, H. Secrist, S 0 n noxlmenf an vo!-04 The Bond un o PFGCISIOH Forma tion Maiorettes First Row Cleft to rugl-mt? C Korney Second Row B Monroe H Avellone Thard Row M Meether L Dnnduo H Pnrnot P Kessler mnefyrhree Q at u 9 Deb CC . B tl 1 e I 'zom G22 f as cs, f e n Ba Hugh Band Furst Row llett to rlght J Borglo B Metzner VJ Fonto J Stevenson J Prutton J Lorboch N Rltchle second Row D Ebersold D Lorlon A l-lorlemert B Burt J Toeofer C Hess N Chappell Kessler B Thtrd Row M Zlrzow J Beckett S Smith A Ter-nplemon J Berwlck J Slegrnst R Bro d well S Smith J Arm trong S CYOFYIC J Ashbrook M Groth B Tlbbe s Fourth Row Mr R Hosrner H Avellong L Dlnduo N Topplng D Sawyer J Berber J Webb D Nlsbet D Mtch R Rlchords Reheorsols morchlng ond Concerts sum up the octlvntues of the Boy Hugh Bond Football Holt 'fume Shows The Memornol Day Porode the Chrustmos ond Sprung Concerts ond golnt testuvols ore only o few ot the bond s mony contrubutlons to school Ilfe Members try out for sought cutter posltlons ond Otter drlugent etfort ond hord work are ellgrble for 0 bond letter Aspurlng members ploy an the Junuor Bond untll they quollfy for the morchung ond Concert bond, mnetvelou ffuves f mf gvefzxl uscca Tasfe nmefy f J S th P Wllluams FlrstROwfleftTOrIgh1'J L Ackman J Beach B Metzner D Hoagland mu becond Row J Irwun B Freuwald J Mackner A Plrnat S Marshall M Meether H Plrnat M Adams D Prutton Thlrd Row G Armstrong J Clark J Upp B Moben C Korney J Hull W Ford M White mon J Rux N Reunker L Varney G Hooper D Ruchards S Lease L d ecrvst J Pflager B Monroe J Wahl T Mackner B un In N Hosler L Rnchards D Werner Fourth Row M Schuller B S Presudent Secretary BAND OFFICERS Carol Hess Sally Lease X 1' J-5 1 ' 99 3, Q ,f :1 1. , fr . 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It's the Spirit Thor Counts ff nd: M' 5 .Z 3 f , eff W Why, V V Wfyfgyf :QWWA 1 ff Mon Wnth o Horn 'QW Proctuce Makes Perfect l 1 X 5 n nefy e ghf Senuor Class Hustor tContunued from page 203 school year class socual lufe began to whurl Charal Thornton s bang up tluterallyl burth day party the prevuous year had untroduced Spun the Bottle and post offuce and her next burthday celebratuon a slumb r party untroduced Duane Booth to the meas le The outstandung event of the socual season was the Varuety Show and Dance at the hugh school The boys scrubb d th ur faces combed theur cowlucks and nervous ly undertook the task of escortung a gurl on her furst date Baseball games wuth the Elmwood Street Gang sleddung at Kay Wueland s and pony rudes at Nancy Karchers were favorute pastumes Roundung oue th year was the vusut of the suxth graders to the kundergarten Maypole dance Wuth broad smules the suxth grade sophustucates looked back on theur long ago Maypole days and saud un credulously Whulukers we w re luke that once? great transutuon Gurls of the new seventh grade class henceforth to b known as the Class of 55 were recognuzed by the start lung gashes of red lupstuck blobbed hap hazardly across theur faces the skurts reachung past theur ankles and theur unter cst un old r men luke freshmen Nan y Karchers Halloween party stands out as memorable especually to Jum Jennungs who came to the affaur dressed as an old woman Hrs costume was very effe tuve apparently be ause one of Nancys susters confused hum wuth one of the mothers Hunckley Lake was the destunatuon of the nunth grade general scuence scholars Jum Jennungs made class hustory by casual ly suttung on a stump un the muddle of the lake apparently havung escaped the watch ful eye of Mr D At the end of t e school year Coach Quayle took hus lufe un n ety nne hus hands and thurty fuve nousy youngsters to Euclud Beach on a spontaneous party after the class party Followung a pucnuc at Huntungton Park everyone was havung such a good tume that they dud not want to stop Jum Redunger and Tom Gustason dud not have enough money to go to Euclud Beach so they passed a hat to unnocent bystanders promusung to throw a cake at Tom uf they could collect enough money The supreme sacrufuce chocolate cake and marshmal lows un Tom s face was made and the gugglung crew was off to roller coasters cotton candy and a memorable evenung Lumpung gurls and clean whute saddle shoes udentufued the twenty sophomore gurls who trued out for cheerleadung posutuons The chosen three were Kathleen McCabe Charal Thornton and Peg Wulluams Po lucks were started and one of the most memorable of these was Jess James bon voyage surpruse party at Nancy Hocketts Between trups to the cuty morgue un the wee hours and the boys poker partues soph omores kept busy New uunuors the boys of the Class of 55 sported rungs bearung the tradutuonal Bay crest and a new unnovatuon grey and black class uackets Led by presudent Bull Barschow the class presented the senuors a banqu t and prom paud for by magazune subs ruptuons The closely guarded theme at last was revealed a New York pent house replete wuth skylune twunklung stars and a canopued entrance appeared un place of the gym ln a tught Student Councul electuon Ken Chapman was chosen presu d nt At last the gloruous status of Senuor was achueved Duggung through a swarm of sen uor gurls Hocketts Rocket gauly decorated wuth whute names paunted on uts royal blue I . 11 - ll ll - ll- - I - I . . 3 . . . , - . I - . S' . g . . ' . 2 e' ' ' ' I 1 ' - ' ' l ' J T- I . Q l I - - 1 I . I V . I 4 . I ' l . 1'- . . , f I II I A I 2 I I ll ll l ll '17 A n I From the SlXTl'1 to Seventh grade WGS CI before Jess left for a year in Germany. Q Q ll I ll ' - f V I , . 1 ' . . . . l I . . I . . ' ' ' l ' I - ' fl ll ' I I 2 ' l I I F I f I - . . . I ' , D . . . , I l . . C ' , , C , ' . . . ' ' f W ' ' 1 1 1 f - . l 1 -- , . ' e . 11 11 . . , . . , ul , , in - i fenders fall three'J was found to be the cent r of attractuon Demonstratuon speech es un Muss Seberts Englush classes were nerve shatterung experuences and Emuly Cross scandaluzed the class by demonstrat ung the proper way to uron a skurt The outstandung football team guaranteed to tne class a place un the annals of Bay Hugh as they funushed the season undefeated champuons of the Southwestern Conference a new league Senuor gurls gnashed theur teeth as the fellows resumed Saturday nught sessuons wuth the poker chups and Whutey Wulff carrued hus wunnungs back to the ranch Bull Ruchard and Barb Baden co starred un the Senuor Play Seven Susters wuth Bull claumung specual dustunctuon for hus argyle so ks out of place un hus Nuneteenth Century l-lungaruan costume Followung the play Jess James and Clayton Kur man scored another hut n theur hullbully duet entutled Oh Jealous Heart Marty Smuth s party Margut l-lurs hovogel a German stu dent sang her way unto all hearts when she sang Sulent Nught un German wuth the chour durung the annual Chrustmas concert Wuth the comung of sprung and nostal gua tests for Muss Connelly were funushed and graduatuon practuces took over The senuors had toured Washungton together and naw were recupuents of a prom and dunner Followung Baccalaureate servuces Commencement on June nunth clumaxed the funal chapter un the books of the Class of 55 ,NNN up X I ,gk fu' fwfr J! . , . 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Wu,-X . - .- . x42 . 0 ' nt.. 9444.1 If Froclwluclfme Gebortstog Mr Wells Horned buf Smiling In The l-ObOFOTOVY lls C li! hpmirgfi one O 5 Q O 6.11 The 1954 Prom Cr w Who Hos CJ Pm? eh d cknowledgements The tw nty slxtn cdltlcn ot th :say Bloe Book ns a co operative enter prnse The statt ot thus yearbook recognoz s and apprc rates the wnllnngness ot all partlclpants to assum re ponsubtluty School Photographers Harry Mos ley and Fred Cwrassle Sp cial Photographer Rnchard Goodnow Professional Photographer Eugene Spiegel Engraver Cleveland Engraving Company Pnnter Palnesvllle Publushrng Company Binder Little Kung Publishing and Novelty Company THANKS The Editor ot the l955 Bay Blue Book wishes to express her slncerest thanks to everyone who has contributed rn the publucatnon ot this book Credlt for the success ot rt us flue to the untsrnng ettorts ot our entire staff our adviser and the genuune Interest ot the student body mc hundred three C-.. ,. CD W . - . A . , .Q P. .. . 5. 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SCHULTZ, Jeweler 14807 Detroit Avenue xjx.,-ei' J' 9 I Lakewood 7, Ohio BCDu1evord 2-8585 West Shores Leodinq Ieweler Y- Q1 LAkewood 1 1430 Mane R Pletz LAKEWOOD WOMEN S EXCHANGE DISTINCTIVE GIFTS AND CARDS HOME BAKED GOODS 14713 DetroIt Avenue Lakewood 7 OhIo ComplIments of S S KRESGE CO Congrcrtulcxhons Class of 1955 Vlllage Men s Cr Boys Shop Boy Shopplng Center THE FARM MARKET 22474 W Lake Road EDISON 1 3800 WILLIAM S GEFFINE COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 1010 EuClId Bldg OffIC6 TO 1 5888 Cleveland 15 Ol'1Io Res TR 1 1874 Expenenced SIHCEFS SSFVICS of Value to Owners and Buyers THE GEORGE 1: IDCRBES Co Z2mfc5Z-.mme 15118 DETROIT AVENUE LAKEWOOD 7 OHIO ACademy 1 6585 Member ExClusIve LIstIng Exchange For Dad and the Boys CHARLEY GEIGER S Correctly Styled Quahfy Haberdashery and Sportmg Goods 14710 Defrolt Avenue LAkewood 1 1 154 hded ...................... ................. I I ..................... U 5 l . . . . U C O I , . . l I . . . ' I . , . 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Current Rate Insured Scrvmgs up to S10 OOO UO 560 D D TR 19827 Boyvllog Oh DRY CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING ALTERING WESTLAKE CLEANERS 6 TAILORS Co e ofCe te RdgeodDoe TR I 0624 Com iments of ll O G ll I ' o o for 3 o word Lokewoo , i E I I o m - Compliments of over Rood ot onold . - i e, io E rn r n r i n v ndred seven Investors Mutual IUd INVESIURS DIVERSIFILD SERVH ES ESTABLISHED 1894 NORMAN L REID AND Assocwrss 24 Bulkley Bldg Cleveland 15 OhIo PRospeCt 1 3145 HOLLYWOOD CLEANERS 4 HOUR SERVICE 19080 W Lake Road EDISon 1 3883 15408 MadISon Avenue AC 1 2601 WESTLAKE FROZEN FOODS COMPLETE FROZEN FOOD LOCKER SERVICE ChoICe Meat Cut to Your lnstructlons Expertly Wrapped and Sharp Frozen for Your Locker or Home Storage UnIt 2733 Dover Road lAt Center RIdge1 TRInIty 1 0313 TURKEYS Roger W Powell 6 radley Road TRInIty 1 2536 DALE F HARTER INSURANCE 25547 Lake Road TRInIty 1 7798 930 Kelth BuIldIng MAIn 1 9386 Guthery Schreiber Chevrolet, Inc C H EVROLET7 I 141 New and Used Cars Trucks PARTS SERVICE ACCESSORIES 16303 DetroIt at Woodward ACademy 1 0500 I I I I I o hundred Q IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . 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A I - - I 1 HI WAY NURSERY SMITH s FRIENDLY 29579 Center Rudge Road TR1n1ty 1 2727 Wesnoke Ohm FREE DELIVERY Tuberous Rooted Begonlos Evergreens Shrubs Perennuals 625 Dover Road TR1n1ty 1 1310 Azaleas and Rhododendrons Acker R C 43 79 Askmann L L 45 79 95 Adams M M 51 77 80 8 4 Alexander M 36 51 77 91 Ames B D 43 Anderson M 46 Anderson T E 36 78 Armstrong H G 88 95 INDEX Barschow W M 22 52 54 68 73 74 78 82 83 Bartlett B A 43 80 B e B R 42 60 79 88 5 Bateman L Bauer T B 45 79 Beach J B 4 80 94 Beckett J G 45 80 85 94 Armstrong J J43 45 79 80 94 Beedle R L 41 54 78 I M 45 Beedle S A 22 77 87 Ashbrook J M 44 80 94 Aston D V 47 A In B J 5 Aukens R E 43 Austln J 47 93 94 Babcock D F 22 91 Ba1ey R A 44 85 Baker J M B Ballontnne Balzersen 6 5 45 80 42 88 95 46 89 Balzersen Barber J Barschow Belhsh J R 22 77 8 Bennett D A 46 Bennett K M 45 80 Bennett P 46 ntley S J 36 51 9 Berwv 4 80 89 Bes h M 5 Bes h A 44 Bevlngton J L 44 h M 77 84 Bushop E M 43 80 Blshop P 46 Blakes ee C S 46 Blonke G A 44 80 Blanton B 43 en B S 22 32 3 74 75 6 8 Bo en P A 46 M L 45 80 Booth 2 75 84 Booth Boren Boren BOYQIO J 51 53 72 92 94 Borson A 43 Borson B 47 80 Borson J 22 77 Bot D T 36 Band D H 22 52 54 55 0 82 43 6 77 Brennan T 36 75 83 84 90 cker S H 41 60 Brl kman I T 45 5 Brlckman J 2 5 Brlckman J 42 Brldenbaugh L 36 Bnnker D B 22 78 B 1oIa W H 43 88 Broadwell R 45 79 B5 Bronaugh A 77 84 THE COMPLETE HARWARE STORE PAINT SEEDS APPLIANCES 19071 Def,-mf Avenue Dover Center 81 Center Rldge EDISON 1 6200 TRlmty 1 9860 one hundred mne - I I ll II I I Q , , . , ,..,,, Bod , . . , , 3 , 51, 53 g , . . , , 72 ,,,,,, as 72, , , 7 , 3, 91 5 ,,.,,,, 95 , . , , d , . . 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E. , , 85 I , . . r' , , , , E , .o. , , , . . , , .M. , , , 94 Q ,A.1.. , ,97, 98 , . , .41, , ,9o INGERSOLL'S WESTLAKE 7783 Complnments of KEEVER S COMPLETE DELICATESSEN STEAKBURGERS 578 Dover Center Road TRanlty 1 3255 Bronough T 23 52 62 68 Brooks D 44 Brooks J L Brooks V L Brown C L Brummer K 46 Bruscmo A 6 5 54 6 67 68 74 78 83 0 nt E J 36 nt R A 36 51 Burke V A 45 BO rr N A 72 Burson W 40 84 91 Burt B 6 77 82 80 84 85 80 85 Burt B A 43 80 94 Burt T 1 54 Buseman B 77 Cabot H L 36 54 78 90 C In G S 46 Caldwell T J 36 Canoyer J N 43 60 79 Carr K W 43 79 Carson B 46 rson R S 36 78 81 83 Cass P A Chamberlain L 47 Chamberlain N A 46 84 90 I N D E X Contmued Chambers W B 60 79 Chondonla J 46 Chapman K W 23 54 72 73 74 78 90 2 Chappell N L 36 77 94 Chard D K 42 Chlchester L A 36 77 Chope T F 43 60 79 86 Clapper J D 17 23 78 Clark Clark Clark Clark 2798 B448O 9 Clark Clark 54 78 8 54 62 78 Clausen S J 37 77 Clouser N 46 81 Clymer L 46 Co om E A 23 77 81 82 87 90 Colombo R 37 81 88 Cook D 47 C ok S D 37 84 77 7 Cuton R W 23 32 33 54 OAK MOTORS 27303 Detrout Road 24 Hour Wrecker Servlce Counts R F 60 72 79 Crates W S 43 79 Crockett C L 42 80 82 Crockett D B 23 52 54 62 68 90 92 Coss E 24 51 77 82 4 Cummings R J 45 85 D ngler S 42 51 80 2 Davldsen I 47 Davns R E D vls T R 41 60 6 D R L 6 Deckert R J 79 vs R A 47 67 79 De rs W L 43 Demmerle L A 45 80 Dempsey D J 45 85 86 D ms P A 37 3 Deutsch D 43 60 79 86 L 37 66 52 54 81 82 D L 45 80 85 Dlcker D H 42 60 67 Dickenson T 45 79 De l J A 45 6 n IO L 41 93 Counts K A 47 Dnndla T 37 For Service CALL BAY RESTAURANT DINNERS SERVED ALL DAY FAIRVIEW RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE SALES APPLIANCES FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY Open 800 AM to 800 PM 22376 Loraan Road ED1son 1 3221 Falrvuew Park 26 Ohio 3 one hundred ten I ,..36,51 , ..,,,, , , . ,..45, , , , , ,9 , , , ,E ,..44, , , , , , ,. f ,. ,,,, 8,905 ', .F.3, 2, ,55, A , ' , 2 ,,,,,, 9 ,. .,,, a ,. , , ,8 Bu,.. ,78 ,. . , , ' ,, Bu, .. , ,76 ,B.4r ', .. , ,J.R.4, ,1,95 og .. , ,6 Bu, . .41, ,77,9o ,J.. , ,a ay, . .4 , . , ,c.41,7a ,.E.3,51, , ,a4 Clork,M.F.4O Der, .. , , ,al ,. . , , ,M. 23, , ,1,a3, 92 r, .. ,.D.4, ,78 ,R, , , , ,. .,,, ,. , e', .. ,8 o',.. ,. ,. , , , , . . n ,. .,,,, 34, Dey, .,,,, 68, 74,5 ,.. , , , 75, , ,93 , . . , , . , , EY,. , , ,. ,. ' , , ,ae Ca ,.. ,,,, 91 o, .. , , ,8 ' ,. , , .. ol, ..,,,, ih,.. ,8 2, ,a osdg. , ,94 I HOWARD N SPANG Q BAY CAMERA SHOP S 21946 Loraun Road D row Jean L 37 51 77 91 Dltchburn K R 37 51 77 82 87 Dophrn D 81 89 Do ds V 80 85 ds V 41 51 D rr R E 42 D rr S 46 C 24 32 33 51 75 5 82 87 92 0 Dofy K 45 80 89 Drevssmger K L 40 84 Drummond C M 41 51 4 86 77 Du ey D O 37 52 54 55 75 4 D nn J E wer N J 42 51 Ebersold D 43 80 85 94 Ebersold L 81 89 E err J 42 80 5 E ert S 42 80 5 E erfson E M 43 46 51 2 E r ar D E 40 8 Elchelman W H 44 79 89 Engwoll L I N D E X Conhnued Eplcksen W 47 Eungord J 47 Fabens A L Fa rer S K Fanfa R C 47 nfa W l 41 Former 80 Farr J A 47 89 Faubel G 45 79 9 Fa L 43 80 6 78 82 2 Fernboch Flnley R 37 78 Finley T Flaherty T r R C 37 8 90 2 For W G 45 79 Fordlng L 79 France J L 46 Franck T W 44 79 88 Frenwold R B 42 95 F tts M E 45 80 9 edrlch L L 44 80 eg B K Frlo V Compliments of THE DOVER LUMBER CO. 670 Dover Road TRrnuty 1 5300 one hundred eleven EDlson 1 8787 z J M z S 75 er L A Ga nel D G 44 Gandrup E 46 J D 44 80 Ge me W 5 44 79 GI P G 7 roch B K 43 51 G D E 4 Glass G 46 Glassell T 42 79 Goodnow J D 44 Goetz Ken 45 G etz R 37 67 Gosnlck K M 45 Graber D 46 Graf D 46 Graham S 37 84 Grant B 44 G assle F 40 82 Grayson P R G I fel D C 9 Grlffln Gayle 43 85 Gro f B 78 Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 LEE HYMES SHOES Bay Shoppmg Center Evening Hours on Friday 5 i E x 1 E l I'- I I , . 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I 4 I ck , . , , 8 , ..,, I' , . , E gb , ..,,, 7 , ' , . . , , A - I 80 re , . . , , 8 'If I r r 7 E hb , . . , 7 Fri ' , . . , , 85 ' ' , , 5 ' ,..,, Fri , . . 41, 77 f, - FAIRVIEW BEVERAGE Next to State L1quor Store FOIVVIGW Shopplng Center Falrvlew Park Ohno 21881 Loraln Road ED1son 1 3234 Groth M 44 BO 94 5 T1 Gustason T 24 52 67 78 62 Hagedorn J 42 80 85 Halenkornp M 43 51 80 Haenkomp W 24 33 52 54 'ohan J D 4 berg J 42 51 berg M C 37 78 80 8 H verson G M 44 80 5 t mllton D M 43 60 5 rrs J 24 3 3 34 Harms N 82 84 H rrus R 52 54 55 Horlarnert 94 Harrss W Hartranft 6 7 Haw ev S Hayduk K H 43 85 zen K K 45 Hou W M 45 86 H lst D 7 nry T K 37 52 54 NORTH DOVER HARDWARE CO PAINT APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS 680 Dover Road TRINITY 1 0022 I N D E X Conhnued rtner S L 44 H ss C 24 76 90 94 Hexter M R 40 88 90 nz J 45 80 nz D 7 5 5 55 83 62 90 Hlnzman G 43 60 Hlrschvogel M 24 77 90 Hoagland D C 40 51 779195 H agland J 25 77 82 84 91 Hoagland W 44 ckett J 41 82 90 77 Hoffman G 45 80 tmon J H 40 51 77 H do V 42 der R 41 0 78 H 1664, p 44 79 7 HtonWD37665478 8 okSM255 5 75 8 Hooper G G 37 95 H uk L M 43 80 85 8 CAHOON NURSERY Evergreens Shade Trees Ornamental Shrubs Rhododendrons and Azaleas Roses Perennlals Annuals Seeds Fertuluzers Insect1c1des DANDSCAPING Call For Free Est1mate 27630 Detrolt Road TR1n1ty 1 3761 Westlake Ohno ukJL 5 78 62 Hser N 37 78 86 5 Householder J K 43 80 5 H user D E 47 Hoover E 43 60 79 85 Hughes D Hughes G 9 Hughes P Hubbell A Humble B Hunt C 47 37 77 Hy kemo J 41 Hylkemo J 42 80 lndermauer F 37 67 lndermauer R 43 60 79 Ingersoll W 41 w1n J 44 79 D 44 80 Jacobson D 36 37 52 67 78 Jacoby J 43 80 J mes C F 25 77 7 Jomes D Compluments ot BLANKNER'S 17100 Detrolt Avenue Lakewood MILLINERY ACCESSORIES One hund red twelve ' U , , , , He , . . , 80 H6 , . .37, 51, 4, , 83, Q GL toso , E. A. 37, 51, 77 e , .,,, 88, , 91 , . ,,,, , . . o I , . , , , 9 , . , , Hill, J. D. 37, , , 95 , . . , , 8 , . , , Hi , . F. , , 85 o , . . ' ,.,,,, Hi , , 3 , 2, 4, , 67, 78, , . , , , 61, 78, 81, 83 , , , . 47, 72 I Ha.l , . . 1 ' , , , , . E. 37, 51, 77, 84, I Hal , . , , 85 ' , . , 88, 1, 89 ' H61 ,.,,,, 1,84 , , .,,, , , , 40 al , ,,,, 8 o , .,,, , , . W. 45 1:1 ' , , . , , 8 , , , . H. , ,84 1-16 s, . , 17, 2, 3, ,52, H6 , . ,51, , 84 , , 74, 75, 77, 82, 83, 88, 91 Hocken, N. 25, 33, 51, 53, 84, H6f6616f1n14, C. 46, B9 ' , . 41, , , I , . 6 , , 44, 79 , , , , . , , 77 ' , . 24 ,,,, 67, 78 1-161 , . .,,, 87 , , . , A. 41, , 77 ol , . , . , , ,R, J. 45 H61 ,. ,6, ,91 , . I , .I-I. 41, 6 , 8, 91 OH- g 8 Ir ' , . , , 94 , . . , I I I Ito, . V. , ol ,..,,,, 8 . 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K S 44 80 5 e P 4 76 r In D C 42 67 87 Leetch E 38 78 88 Le Grande M 4 Le Grande 5 Lemke L 4l 60 78 90 L IE S L 44 80 5 Leahy S 42 Le Grande S S 47 L nard D 43 5l 0 L ty L J 7 L1n en L 38 84 77 Long C 47 Longmeyer P 4l 76 9l Lo rbach J 4l 78 94 Luecke K 43 80 85 Lund D 45 Lundln W 44 79 85 5 Lutfermoser D L 45 79 85 7 La Londe S A 38 5l 77 8487 Lss N 47 Laundy C A 95 85 Laverty S 43 80 85 Lawrence D 46 ase S A 38 7 77 88 95 ovens J 26 32 33 Maben B 46 Ma en R G 4 7 MacDonaldJ 38 77 84 9l Mackner J 38 94 Mackner T 46 79 95 BOONE'S Grocernes Fruut Vegetables COmP mef'fS Of CHOICE MEATS FROZEN Eooos SERB FAMILY one hundred fhnrteen Ice Cream 27269 Center Rldge TR1n1fy I 3800 WESTLAKE OHIO . . I . I ' , . ' , . . , , , 90 , . , , . , , . L. I, 89 , . , . , . 89 , . Ko , , . 41, 76 , . , , , , . . , 80, 85 Koll , . . 47 esl' , . . , , 8 , . , I ,.., , 8 , 9I , . , . , Ko , . . 3 , , 84, 9l, , . . , . , , , e , . , , 8 , 85 , . , , . es , . . 4 ' , . , , . , ' d , . , , a , . . , 6 , . . , . , . . , , r b , . . , 8 , . , , Kaswell, S. L. 44, 85 Kreke, E. 26, 82, 92, 9l Longmeyer, S. 26, 77 , , , .,,, h , . , , y, . . Ku , ,,,, 85 , . , , e , . . , 8 , . , , , 8 , . e , . , Kyl , . 1, , 82 ' , . , , , 9 , . . , La k' , . . , , Sl, , 94 , . . , , , 8 ell , . , 8 , . .,,, , y , . ell , . , , , . , , . , 88 ell , .,,,, , 2,8 , , , , b , . . 38, 5 , 8, 88, , . , . 9l, 95 Ke , . . ,,,, 87, Le , I I , 51, 5, , 84, , , , , 9l, , 94 , , , , Kid , . , , 80 Le , . , , , 51, 52, , . , , I I I Compluments of Compliments of S SELL S 5C to Sl 00 STORE 590 Dover Road Bay Shoppung Center E G Kahrs IN D E X Conhnued Maddock G 38 77 84 M er R 41 66 60 78 M y P 47 Marsalek L 38 Mosank J M 26 77 87 Marshall S 38 95 7 Matz C 38 75 Maudsley D 45 79 M vas R 41 66 60 Mast E 45 Merlam D 42 80 Menam S 46 89 Metz R 47 M tz P 38 tzner E 41 51 Meyers L 67 Mvck D 43 94 Muller Muller Muller Muller Ml liken R 44 79 42 M 47 Mazzollm L 5 Maxfleld R 38 66 54 67 7891 McAndrew M McDade K 81 Mc obe K 26 32 50 51 53 61 2 9 McMahon S 46 81 McMullen K L 47 McNeal V 40 77 Mether M 38 51 77 87 91 93 95 Menlander W 43 87 eody T 41 60 78 8 Mercer J 46 Mercer J 44 80 Monroe B 43 51 Moore B A 47 Moore O 47 Morgan T 40 78 M rrls C F 46 Morruson J 38 77 Morrow L Moseley H 41 60 Moyer J 47 Mulder G 46 uder J 38 8 SADDLE INN RESTAURANT AND MOTEL We Cater to Banquets, Receptions Dances and Buslness Meetmgs 30 Ultra Modern Rooms Avon Lake 32102 Lake Road Merrlweather W 43 66 79 Mchael R 40 66 52 54 7 26 33 75 Munro J 41 60 78 6 Murdock R 41 78 Murphy M 47 urray S A 38 74 Myers L Nagy W Narks N 43 79 44 79 38 62 80 85 51 82 83 84 4 51 84 0 Nemlc Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nemlc 3 62 8 80 82 93 95 c als K 38 5 5 53 76 90 Nnsbet D 4 67 60 79 4 Nusbet T 38 54 62 78 6 8 es C J 44 8 Noska L N vy G 38 51 84 7 Navy J 47 Navnck J 47 vlck L 41 Compliments ot SHUTTLER S MEN S WEAR WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER one hundred fourteen I I 0 ad , .,,, ' , . , , . , all , , A ,.l, , . I , . , . M , , , , , 75, 76, I ' , . . , , e , . Bl, 82, 84 , . , , 7 Me , . , , 95 , . , . , 51, , 77 , . , . , , . E, , , 85 ' , . , , . , a ', .,,, 78 i , , ,,,, 8 ' , D. , , 78 , . ' , E .,,, 78 , B. , ' 7, . 43, 1, ao ' ,c. , , 85 ,J. 26 ,,,,, 77 E ' , .,,,, , ' , J. , 79 , J. O, , , 9 , . ' , . , R. 78 , . 'I' , , ' , D. 8, , 7 McDavitt, F. H. 41, 60, 78 Manger, J. 38, 66, 78, 83, 91 Nicholas, D. 45 , C , .,,,,, , , ,,,,, Ni h , . , 1, O, , 72, E 60, , 8 , 83, 1, 77 , . . , , . , , , ' , . 3, , , , 7 ' , . . , . , ' , . 36, , , , 68 , . , o ', . . 74, , 8 , S, 91 e ,.,,,,, ' , . , Nob , . . , 1 ' , . , , . , o , . , , , 7 M I , .,,, 1, 86 , . , . , . , M 1 , , , 1 No A , . , 51, 77 I ' I I R1-:EHoRsT CLEANERS, GMS H Inc. ! Af, : to - wg zo s Personoliz d Service in Our O n Plant - e w , 19441 Detroit Road ' Qeauty Shop Ellison E SOClClle Bldg. Avon l.Ol4 E sfop 65 33-251 AVON LAKE MEDICAL PHARMACY Cameras Costume Iewelry Cosmetlcs Complete Accurate Prescrtphon Servtce Dehvery tn Bay Vtllaqe Avon Avon Lake Loram and Rocky Rtver 33463 Lake Road Avon Lake Ohlo Phone Avon 32 274 PEASE VILLAGE PANTRY FUNERAL HOME 2914 D Rood West' ke Qh 272l3 Wolf Road TR W1 TR tyl 34 lFormerIy Vorgo'sl Glen A. Jenkins, Licensed Director ,,The Home of Good Things to Em, over o , io ini -O7l l lnl '39 ' een Arthur J Cramer Company REALTORS For the Home ln Your Future 20111 West Lake Road ED1son 1 7900 Heinz Knckbusch MAYFLOWER BAKERY 15637 Modnson Avenue BOuIevord 2 5782 Lokewood 7 Ohio Compllments of ERNIE OLCHON S BAY SERVICE CENTER Corner Dover ond Wolf Roods TRlnlty 1 0870 Congratulations and Best Wlshes The Avellones Your Eyes Deserve the Fnnest New Offlce Do ntovsn Hanna Bulldm 18th Sheet 15101 Detroat Avenue Lakewood hddt O II r ll U. ............... ....... . . . , . ' n ,, ' ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . - . . , . . , . . . . . . ............... ........, . . . . . . . . . . I I . . . . . . I, . I v 7 Y , xx . n . ' ' - . 1 M, . . . FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION FROM NEIL O CONNOR FLORIST 27225 W If R d VII g oWN NEW A USED CARS CH EVROLETf CARS K B1aoWNLEE CHEVROLET 20 D d Oh I LA d l 20 JOSTEN'S Class Rmas Medals Troplues Offlolal Iewelers of Bay I-hah Comphments of Electrlc Cord Sets, Inc 270l6 Kmckerbocker Road Bay Vlllaae Ohlo Wally Davls Doc Doty OUR 25th YEAR SERVICING IN BAY Radlo TV Phono Sales Servlce Tubes Parts Batterles HI FIDEUTY EQUIPMENT 569 Dover Road TRm1ty I 4060 'I'Rm1ty l 4061 o oo Boy i o e, Ohio 0 , 2 Q- fs 121 e roit Avenue Lokewoo , io kewoo -35 DID YOU HEAR? Barley s have the klnd of Clothes we Ilke DID YOU HEAR? They ve completely remodeled theur Lakewood Store Its wonderful to shop there DID YOU HEAR? Its lust o step from our bke or auto Into their store from thenr Iarge FREE po kung lot We can shop Tuesday Friday or Satu day to 9 LAKEWOOD S Detrolt at Warren Road CONGRATUMTIONS PERKEE FROCKS Bmaucr you Iozr 'TINY' fhmgs Fanrvuew Park Shoppung Center THE ROCKY RIVER HARDWARE CO Edward A Scott PLUMBING PAINT HARDWARE MODELS I9I5O Detrolt Road Rocky Rnver I6 Ohlo EDIson I 3825 IUSTA CARD 6 GIFT SHOPPE DAMON S CANDIES Open Evenungs I9I45 Detrolt Road EDISOn I 5870 DETZEL S GARAGE Ferguson and Massey Harrls Tractors and Implements Sales and Servnce lnternatuonal Trucks 32094 Detroat Road Avon Phone Avon 42 I2O Lee Everden THE PERFECT GEM AND DIAMOND HOUSE Dmmonds Watches Sllverwcrre Clocks Iewelry of Fmest Qucxhty Expert Watch and Iewelry Repcurmq I47II Detroit Ave BOulevard 2 9434 Warren Road and Detroit Lakewood 7 Ohuo one h dred eght lllllIllll'llllIIllllllllIllllllIll.Il.ll.ll.lllllll I . I ' . E I i E r ' I. I , f ' . E ' P E 7 I . Only Complete Dept. Store - ' as , I y 'V I I ' H O I I l un i MARLEN IEWELERS Inc Expert Wotch cmd Jewelry Repolrmg DIAMONDS SILVERWARE COSTUME JEWELRY EDuson I 9004 3260 Westgate Fourvlew Pork 26 Ohio PRESCRIPTIONS Drugs Suck Room Supplles Baby Needs Prompt Delxvery ROCKY RIVER PHARMACY Frank Moder Ph C B S George Bruehler Ph C l9l09 Detroit Rd EDlsor1 l 6440 Rocky Rnver Ohlo GOOD LUCK To the Class ot 1955 Let us be your Telev1s1or1 Headquarters MACNAVCX PI-IILCC RCA VICTOR Beach C1 Colahan Rocky Rlver 16 Chlo The Complete Record Store h ded neten Dutcher Realty Co REALTORS 19533 Detrolt Road EDISON 1 6750 I N D E X Conhnued ell 68 Nuss W 47 e ges J 38 82 77 e M 8 8 O Conno S 42 80 OConno W 40 78 Oelschloge J 46 e W 4 Polne R Porte s G 44 80 85 Porte s M 42 80 Potte son 8 52 5 Pcxo 723 9 P ndy L 43 51 Perkins R sh G 51 Pete so Pete so Pfleger P epe Plmsne Pu not P not Plotner 40 E 38 38 W 40 43 60 67 A 27 67 5 H 38 53 93 H 39 8 llllllll lllll Ill I O I I I 'I ' ' ' I I 'I ' : ' : New , C. 38, , 86 Ny r , .,,, 86 Nyl n, . 3 , 74, 9, 9l ' r, . , 72? 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