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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1958 volume:

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The spirit this year was a tremendous example of what school spirit is and what it can do. Back of it all were the five coaches of our athletic teams. Working behind the scenes, giving up most of their spare time, racking their brains, biting their nails, and sweating it through, these tive men contributed much to making the sports events of the past year memorable ones. ln appreciation and gratitude, we, the class of 1958, dedicate this Blue Book to the coaches of Bay High as a small way ot saying Thanks! 41 school life LIL! , F Vf i . f f 'fs ', f r NA f 5 ..-ol J .I wx. A rare momenr of concenfrofion. H's nice To see the library being used os if wus intended. 41' ,X L We Senior gids VT'66Y Outside fne bmslkiing to go To Kcewefs fx' Nxt 'rm cofeferio line is rust too Wongl sr-if 544 homecoming cererronies as fhe since! slrgs the olnt: voter Oh, Boy we sing thy praises A solemn 'ramen' dsdnj tho The Little Brown Jug is in the place of honor at the pep assembly before the Westlake game. The winners trophy-it became Bay's for the third year in a row when the Rockets won 26-O. Rocket, the team's mascot, makes a debut that no one will ever forget! He made up for his shortcomings by spurring the team to victory by his presence at the games. For a Christmas service project the Freshman Y-Teens gave ci party for the children of the Riverside Gardens Housing Project. Here Barb Bate is giving gifts to the girls while Santa Nagy watches, lm! Mr. Wells helps Mr. Judd with the morning line during the flu epidemic when nearly a third of the school was absent, Wonder how many were really sick? 11 The Pep Band always adds a lot of spirit to our pep asserrbhes. Here they seem to be playing is that famous song, G-E-O-R-G-E R-A-N-D-Tl The ninth grade can well be proud of their presentation of 'lThe Mikado . Here the Mikado h'r'self sings after his grand enhance. Fred 's about the o'ly boy who can say ,rl hat he was carried into the audito'iurn on the shoulders of ten or twelve classmates. The Fight Song. Also included in their repertoire --1 no- na- ' Looks like part of the track team started practice early this V i year. Regardless of the weather, you can be sure that these gr I boys will run ... at least once around the school! i .,.su,.- M . .211-I ,.. ,if The German Band is composed of several at the more talented i?, members of the Bay High Band. This zany group of Deutschmen played for the Bay Meri's Club. Z X 1 f Woodworking is one of the skills taught in manual training classes, Jimmy Newell is working with a sander on the drill press. . J 24 vw f .X ,158 -33' Q if QQ 1.4 3, Q' .N 4 W 541' , .W 5 ' My w:j . 14ift'f w 'P , 9 .3,.aLnW WV VWALNJ V 14,g5:L?, ,kglqlnz 1' r. ,sack 'pf .J - ,wk ,ff lzf Q35 Q. f Wm' 'Q K? if '-ff? 4A , W 5 1' , 'f 14' D 'Q Q Q.. if ..., ,,.a0 ,J 5 551' fi 1 1 1 f 1 if 'Fischkey, Bischkey and Risch keyln 'l957 Co-Champs in the making. 'Ah, give me o girl who con cook and sew 'Come as you wish you were, 'Pierre ond Miss Huntley 'Troop li8, foreveri 'Future biologists? 'Heor no evil, see no evil, s 'Friends Which twin has the Toni? 'Dione's installation 'Where's Mr, Shelton? peck no evil? seniors ROBERT ACKER Bob .. . quiet and friendly .. . new Chevies Cheerful willing to help. HAROLD ARMSTRONG Guy Cornet player gas station attendant wrong remarks at right time in class tond ot teasing. ROBERT AUKENS Bob sense of humor happy dislikes homework helps Jim out at Bay View. MARILYN BAIN Long hair... quiet 'n' sweet ... expressive eyes ... loyal ... humorous anecdotes, ROBERT TIBBETSAPresident Bob . .. clever witticisms liked and respected . .. Sell's basketball, and green convertible intelligent. GEORGE CLELAND-Vice-President Athletically inclined easy going popular dry humor Little Brother welcome addition to Bay High. BARBARA BURT-Secretary Barb liked by all who know her man-hater bubbles with fun and laughs her company is always in demand. GEORGE RANDT-Treasurer Seniors' hero cut-up in a quiet sort of way every- one's friend '57 Ford, his pride and ioy humorous. JAMES CLARK-Social Chairman Jim always a clever remark . .. unique iitterbugging style loves to clown car trouble hearty laugh. SANDRA STEVENS-Social Chairman Rishkey many friends understanding her innocent air oh! nose eternal laugh capable leader. JACK BARBER Easy-going guy ... loyal friend those good looks fun ... Barb's his gal ,.. always pleasant. BRIAN BATE Scientific mind walking book of knowledge literary talents . . , enioys arguments with teachers. ELIZABETH BISHOP Liz beautiful soprano men trouble hay fever .. sociable ... slopey shoulders. ELLEN BORON Cute . .. bubbling laugh ... enioys sports . . . school spirit . .. sincere ... likes people. JEAN BRICKMAN Shy dreads giving speeches peaches n' cream com- plexion . . , quiet manner. JOAN BRICKMAN Attractive teased interesting walk twin minus the fabulous hair. KIM WILLIAM BRIOLA Bill his quietness conceals his intelligence ... Bay Window headaches witty sarcasm those eyelashes. JOHN CANOYER Funny incidents with his car those eyebrows trouble getting to choir on time . .. friendly. WILLIAM CHAMBERS Bill devil-mayfore nothing bothers him fun . trips ta Akron ... Espanol. RICHARD COUNTS Rick hard working student council prexy disagrees with all teachers clever wit .. . persecuted. NANCY DWYER Nan soda ierk Summertime Hey, baby, what's happening? ...slim figure , . . horse woman. DIANE EBERSOLD Hard, efficient worker cheerful nice clothes Ipana smile got any news for the paper? JUDITH ECKERT Judy slow poke famed talks on communism hard worker . .. Now which one are you? SALLY ECKERT Loves chemistry fun and friendly . .. pretty hair . . . avid letter writer . .. memories of Lakeside. SANDRA DANGLER Sandy pretty Men may come and men may go, but I go on forever dare devil iokes and more iokes. ROBERT DELIS Bob ... fisherman ... basketball fan ... washes his car often . .. easy to get along with. DENNIS DICKER Denny famous rendition of Peanuts excels in track .. Check your oil? . .. humor . .. football and a wrenched cnee. JOAN DIRKSE Little .lo cute quips always in mation friendly personality ... likes frogs party, party. RUTH DORR Beautiful coloring . . . height . .. quiet . . . sincere . . . lovely hair . . . doesn't speak unnecessarily. MARILYN DOWLING Full of fun right remarks at wrong time ... always smiling ... ardent M. Y. F.'er . .. amiable. NANCY FARMER College plans infectious laughter trim tigure wel- come back . .. poised aii. MICHAEL FARRELL Side-splitting stories automotive genius wild times working towards the gold bomb vivid descriptions. LYNN FAY Fifi pessimistic quiet French fiend She can smile! oh, for June 6th .,.J. C. boys. THOMAS FLAHERTY Methodical ... fine artistic talents . , . perfectionist .., interest in River scapegoat, ROBERT FREIWALD Bob willing to lend a hand Red friendly quiet- ness ...crazy car... iolly laugh. ELVIRA FRIO Vera those italian dishes memorable slumber parties crazy iokes Unka! funny pantomirnes .. always fun. BONNIE LU GOBEILLE Welcome addition ... typist ... pretty red hair ... boy problems ... knows interesting people. BONNIE GERLACH Cute and peppy cheerleader suffers from Y-Teenitis sparkling personality . . , dirnpled smile... fun, THOMAS GLASSELL Tom ski-nose funny re'narks Wanna' buy an ad? ... Ambercro'rbiesl ,,. neat dresser .., nice company. WILLIAM GORIE Bill ... newcomer o'gq e'ts in class Huh? . ., l'Did you get the assigcmert? I VIRGINIA HOLDA Ginny beautiful complexion talented seamstress .. conscientious student ...quiet LYNETTE HOUK Lyn ... lots of virn and vigor . .. pretty dark eyes . .. singing talents inability to understand iokes well-liked. JUDY HOUSEHOLDER Uoxsriected :rt-elligence tops in many felds rattle brain enviable figure qr'e d'ng szhozl szirit. DANIEL HOUSEMAN Don shy smile likes e.er-,ore t K f-Ugly 'P-,elf+fnIn31itAp . ,No . f I ,.,.,,M 4,. . GAYLE GRIFFIN Attracted to bushes... understanding ... sympathetic listener ...aspiring writer ...famous feud. JOANNE HAGEDGRN Jo John Carroll beautiful hai' always Wowll ...sweet 'n' friendly. JUDITH HALLBERG haopy Judy an aversion to roof-tops funny day-dreams girl of many talents artistically inclined beautiful thoughts. DALE HAMILTON Dale and his guitar the original ham crazy sense of humor friendly memories of Pelee Spanish fan. KAREN HAYDUK Kay future nurse pizza good cook quiet pleasant smile ... iitterbug fan. GARY HINZMAN Futts . . . leader . . . everyone's friend . . . respected . .. works hard at everything . .. liked by all. M 'M . V - rg, . f. g,5 flmf wit . ltfiw A Y' ,U . .g s fiyqi r f , SUSAN HOWARD Math brain . .. memories of Dayton . .. her wild French horn ... sincere ... gathering props for senior play, EDWARD HUBBARD Ned most often seen with a camera disagrees with everything ... spouts knowledge. JACQUELINE HYLKEMA Jackie long-time romance da'k attractiveness funny good times . .. romantic lunch periods. ROBERT INDERMAUR Rob quietly pleasant says hi to everyone gas station hangout ...good looking. JANET JACOBY Jake . ,. carries out responsibilities efficiently leader her heart lies in Rocky River . ,, secret desire to play football. PETER JENSEN Pete memorable parties his pool table cars trips to Florida . .. humor in classrooms. , ff ir . wx. DOROTHY JONES Dorth pretty coloring sense of humor we neve see her down ,H friendly .., reliable Jonesy know IN,ll see I-.Y exp JUDITH JONES ke a French gamin Fidderi wit 'I Clori artistic talent . . . cute -,g,re. DIANE KEPES 7 .. 'Now .-.'1:t CC ' 'Q hp-.e VIRGINIA KIDWELL fy, .. ,. .-,..:..,. .,s.nf fx G C1 KAREN LUECKE Slim 'n' trim sophisticated manner blonde hair .. memories of Drivers' Ed ...that fur coat. LORENA MAZZOLINI Lori ... constant laughter hides serious thoughts . . . way with words many friends .,. active in everything .., understanding. DIANE MERIAM Heart-breaker pretty as a picture clothes gaIo'ei bubbling laugh poised. WILBUR MERRIWETHER Bill ...friend of everyone's . . . willing worker . .. enthssiastic .., likes everyone , . . ardent speaker SALLY KURMAN Small but mighty ...always willing to lend a hand . .. neat dresser that laugh fun to be with Bishkey . DONNA LANTRY Second to make the change ... hen parties... beautiful eyes talks with her hands cashrneres understanding. DAVID LARKIN Dave his clever remarks keep everyone laughing out- standing intelligence well-liked French whiz ham. SUSAN LAVERTY Sue always friendly zany ideas long time stand- by of the class . .. good times at Laverty's acting ability. SUSAN LEAHY Sue .. usually seen in a hopped-up Ford Smokey the bear lovely eyes grease monkey hum'der . DORIS LENARD Pretty brown eyes quiet 'til you get to know her innocence embarrasses easily fun to be with. BETTY METZNER Rocky River ...athletic star .. . enioys communism ... usually seen skipping class. DOUGLAS MICK Doug that license discussions with teachers hard- nosed . .. loves the scrap of football. JACK MILLER Jack speeches with feeling fisherman ,. untimely remarks , . . whiz at Francais, BARBARA MONROE Barb attractive long pageboy, her pride beautiful clothes .. . baton twirler . .. friend from Chile. SANDRA MOISIO Sandy not new to Bay, only to the senior class .. pleasant personality . .. blondie. ROBERT MYERS Larry wierd noises heart of gold Frog .. beautiful tenor famous nose-blower liked by all Oh, my! L Q if WILLIAM NAGY Bullet doubtful if you'll ever find another like him many niclrrarnes wild memories tl-e humor duo personality. DAVID NISBET Dave the height takes sports and himself seriously Nez . . . memories of a pre-football season party. cc O -Gw- Varsnz s menzce ci. SALLY O'CONNOR e lover ...seriously valve ... SHARON O'NEAL Sharie bslsbling nurre' chaffesr C' - rly hair and ft: Hey r-as wait no tc' tfe :::'s what tne fetus v: as .. 43IlQDC d GotOg':prte' Q LINDA ROTH Nice company everything she attempts is a iob well done neat as a pin always in a pleasant mood sure 1. do. JEAN RUBY Good things come in little packages ... sweet and friendly ways always laughing a refreshing change red socks. CONSTANCE RUETER Connie ... alto . ,. husky voice ... peppy ... typist ... loves to have fun. SHEILAH RYAN Aspirations for nursing always nice to be with stock car racing enthusiast pint-sized trustworthy. ,ii ft MARTHA PATTERSON Reliable many friends future nurse kept busy at- tending her brothers' weddings forever the Rainbow.. LINDA PENDY Lyn slumber parties pixie lt's Linda Pendy time Eastward, ho!l enioys sports of all kinds. GAYLE PERSCH Never without a smile and cheery greeting athletic abilities trim figure friendly well-liked. CHARLES PIMSNER Chuckie P. full of fun moondog women prob- lems sociable trouble keeping his license. PETER RATTRAY Pete... makes friends easily and has many ... subtle wit ... enioys a good time ... better late than never . .. different tastes . . . serious thoughts. PETER REKSTIS Pete outstanding athlete Holy Mack'rels keeps 'em laughing dislikes fucking his shirt in football and Pete. KENNETH SCHEUER Ken keeps to himself studious shy manner .. scientihcally inclined. DAVID SCHRADE Nose trouble tokes kidding well collections in home- room . , , certain humorous disability. CAROL SCHULTZ Cute and friendly sincere interest in people l'm available memories of Chippewa Shultzy. ROBERT SECRIST Bob ... sports' abilities ... turns red easily , . . goofy chuckle ... girl troubles . .. fun to be with. CHARLES SEELBACH Chuck l low's the weather up there? good looking , . , athletics . .. Dream Teamer . BARBARA SEELEY Barb . .. refreshing prettiness Upper-Darby devil- ish at times humorous accent Jcick's other holf. 'hm Q LORNE SEIDMAN Different sense of humor parties serious interest in North Olmsted humorously surly witty speeches, PRlSCll.l.A SHAFER Plays a wicked game of badminton pleasant calm cool, and collected always looks neat movie fon. GEOFFREY SHAW Geo? .. sharo dresser Gpiet humor 'it'erb.gger .. ha'd work: . .. seerds leisure 'ro erts in the Shaw-Nagy' QV - THOMAS SHEA Tom .. lzdy-kIf'er tall, da'k, 'n' h::rdso e shnro convert love 'e and leave :Joy emarks CHARLES TENANT Chuck returning newcomer wouldn't fit in a sports car . . . car-minded ... ioviol ... red hair. JAMES TOEPHER Jim good tenor interested in medical skills How to Remove an Appendix , .. friendly. DOROTHY TOWN Dotty . .. Rainbow girl ... candy lover .. , strawberry blonde , . . pot lucks . . . likes people. KAREN TUCK Loves to have fun spontaneous laugh interested in nursing ...information booth ...funny humor. RICHARD SILAGY Rich likes to tease most often seen with Bob .. motorcycle mathematics and Rich don't mix. JEFFREY SMITH Jet? didn't keep the Chevy long dislikes English class ...likes blondes . .. laughs often, LYNDA SPANG Lyn loyal short 'n' lively talker knows some good stories . . . freckles. JAMES STEGINS Jim . ,. bowling parties . .. Steggieboom ...red Plymouth ... Klimko fan, SHARON STONE Sherry . .. party, party . .. Stony tranquilizers Chicago . .. pretty hair and sharp clothes. RICHARD TASHJIAN Dick ,.. automobile mechanic ... knows something about everything ... iet planes ... enioys chemistry. flue JOHN UPP Dignified intelligence musical talents Kick it out of bounds, John dry sense of humor ivy league. KARIN VAN ALMEN Striking pretiiness lots of pep and school spirit per- peiual giggle poised collects football captains. WILLIAM WALTERS Bill head in the clouds Wicked good friend to have . ,. intellectual, SALLY WHITESIDES A loyal friend stuclious soft-spoken sweet smile ...always willing ta help. HILDEGARD WITTNER Wendy boisterous humor .., loves to argue with teachers fitted right in to Bay High life mad driver. enior farewell ' .Affef X -X sf- ? - 5 .K IX X LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Frio, Samantha, C. Pirnsner, G. Griflin, Miss Jones, J. Hallberg, G. Cleland, J. Ruby, J. Barber, L. Houk, D. Larkin, J. Jones, N. Farmer, J. Clark, S, Laverty, B. Gerlach, J. Dirkse, P. Rekstis, CQ 0 7 9 father was a housewife Headache, Miss Janes? Personally, I think you're all nuts! 30 C3St Julie Butler .. Doug Butler .... Ann Butler . . . Tom Butler . . . Mrs. Hanson , . . Hank Stienke .,.,. Warren . . ......... . Sergeant Lutzfelder Mrs. Cranfield ...... Mrs. Ames ..... Pat Flannagan .. . Mrs. Norris .... Miss Osborne Cal Pepper .. Cindy Lou ....... . . . Judy Jones .. Jack Barber Lyn Houk .. Dave Larkin . . Sue Laverty .... Jim Clark . . . Pete Rekstis Chuck Pimsner . Gayle Griffin Judy Hallberg Nancy Farmer Jo Dirkse Bonnie Gerlach George Cleland ......JeanRuby The senior play, presented November 7th and 8th at two evening performances, was a three-act comedy entitled Father was a Housewife. The play, revolving around a family in which the father takes care of the children and domestic affairs earning him a nomination as Mother of the Year, proved to be a hilarious production. A few high points of the play were Charlie Pimsner's interpretation of the bluster- ing Sergeant Lutzfelderg the infamous lights-out scene, Jean Ruby's torch singingg and the many amusing od libs throughout the play. Serious Rehearsal? 4' derclassme i E A vw D 'V f f V' X QQ? ' V W -V Q ,, ' 1 , f, 4 ff it ,I 5 f y . if ff ' fu- f Y V' W L Q H 1 U41 M , .,,,' ' Q - fl Kwai w K' 1 ,M Q I ,Q ...I 5 ' .af rw A . . K O xv- sg ,A- 409 gf, magazine drive mcdne ,qv of lost-our rings! LEFT TO RIGHT: Geff Gef- fine, pres.: Nelson Norks, trees, Bill Lundin, vice pres.p Goy Holvorsen, sec, juniors SS wild history closs 1 34 'LJ 5' 7? 56 if Y ' n 'W -1 dj? X I A Qt! X 1 A., Q Q Q4 'GV' gf x W Jw r1 C Q U QQ Ki V . I Q ffl? 1 .5 v A , ,,. li I X' aw, Lv I I F29 WSL! Q Q 1 1 2' 1? '72 1 l wp , Q W Q E1 was in 5 My A f s 2 if ,W 55 4, .I w 17' ' , ,Gly YJ Q 112-1 s ,, I 1? ,ig . if I- ? 9 vw gh wfx E M A Z1 cwbpfff, W fa f YV iff ,W v F2 4' fz 14 Z ar 0 . Ag , Y? if l Y is JW iw T 'F ,. 4' F W, . if .J 4 . Aw S J .39 2 .ia , lg ,, 51 wx- 'jj if Sf 11 1' 7' fl Biology class 38 sophomores TOP TO BOTTOM: Jim Booth, soc, dmv., Sandy McNeil, soc. chm, Hfen EFQTETWOVT, sec.g Jim S?ewerT, vice pres.g Denny Vlhlfe, Trecs.g Charlotte Wofklrvs, pres. sophomores stroll oh my oching knock 3-4 4.4 4 FIRST ROW: J. Kellom, K. Hurdelbrinlc, Mr. Shollenberger, D. Hughes, N. Morsholl. SECOND ROW: B. Kogelmocher, A. Knudsen, M. Tohsler, N. Lyss, R. Krouss, T. Tolovero, J. Meier. THIRD ROW: J Keene, M. Jones, M. MocDonold, C. Woikins, B. Thompson, J. Thompson, M. White, I. Zlsko, A. Welrnels, D. Whittington. FOURTH ROW: T. Jones, P. Hook, R. Johnson, E. Kossmon, W. Kofzenmeyer, T. Koch, G. Weber, A. Walker, T. Webb, R. Reinker. L .- Q1 FIRST ROW: J. Chondonio, D. BennefT, Miss John, R. Crevlston, J. Colllrs. SECOND ROW: B. Ccrawoy L. Clymer, P. Bennett, J. Ausfin, S. Fohrer, G. Hollohon, B. Corson. THIRD ROW: K. Counts, P. Boden, E Bruscino, C. Blokeslee, A. Borschow, G. Coin, D. Derlro. FOURTH ROW: R. Chesney, L. Chorrberloin N. Clouser, R. Doy, R. Brozik, W. Clark, B. Boll. FIFTH ROW: W. Delis, J. Booth, D. Aston, D. Aden-son A. Dovidson, K. Brummer, S. Borotko. 39 FIRST ROW: S. LeGmride R Grimes, M55 Jcbrvson F. Gwwon, D, He S? SEC- OND ROW: B Fe'I, B Jewkms, B. Ergef, P. Kcnk, P. MCI ey, K. Ken- ned-,u THIRD ROW: Eppfffy, C. Lcng, B Mahon, J. Kekif, B Harald, K, Iovzm, F. Engle' HGVT, C. Downs, FOURTH ROW: P. GeiI, D. HOII- d1:y,G.GICS5,J,ELmQCrd, C. 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' .Q fy' x I il 'gf camera shy eighth grade TOP TO BOTTOM: Jim TempXeman, soc. chm., Cheryl Persch, soc. chm,, Faye Borgia, trees., Hanna Roehl, v. pres.g Clewell Smith, pres.g Sue Miller, sec. 1-4.5 Christmas decorations FIRST ROW: T. Randi, R, Townley, Mrs, Ku-ester, T, Pecororc, H. RceI'wI SECOND ROW: L. SIegIer, A. Stover, L, Wrffe, T. Tcensing, N. Chudek C. SIcTTe'y, THIRD ROW: M. Sheefs, S, Robrrscr-, C, Te':eI, D. R'1TTr':f M. Sackler, S. Schwonk, R. SGCIIET FOURTH ROW: J, TI15'r?cn, D, PIum E. Puskzs, B, Seorrfcn, J. Schroeder C. INI1IYm:1rv, T. S1wrgwcIf. .N ,. Ln 5 FIRST ROW: R. Ple'Ie, .I. Bcgver, M55 Pew' chn, M. Corkfrn, S, Marsh G. G'ee-Vecf, SECOND ROW: J JGCCLJS, P. AMQII, D. CI'Worr'e:,', J K:?ze e','e', B. Bemretf, C, HZII, M. Guerf?-, K. Juergers. THIRD X ROW: B. Crwcwcr, W, Fries, L. Jer CID, . 3 Si rr , I. CV , C:'?cc'f, R. Kiesel, S, Kifchirw, Ifevedy. FOURTH ROW: L. F':cI1er, D. M:F:'rerw, C. Lang, F. Bcrgia D Feder, J. Gccdncw, B, Dndd, T Hex'e', D Hc c -1 FIRST ROW: Z. IngersoII, K. Gibb R. Lowe, Miss Mc1derc1,M. Gowdy D. Linson. SECOND ROW C Golfer, L. Manning, L. Gobeille THIRD ROW: B. MwIcheII, G Gosewlsdw, L. Horton, L. Jacobs R. Monroe, P. HCIQS, P. Irwin FOURTH ROW: S. I'IL,bt:cIW, H HQII, M I Ilr1z'v::rx,E.GIIIIPgI'1Gm J, Newe'f, R. Mzzscrik, R. Mock B. MwcrceI. I, Sidi FIRST ROW: C. Ritt, C. Persch, Mr. Parsons, C. Kaufman, W. Rohlke, A. Mifflin. SECOND ROW: M. Snider, P. Kelly, L. Lucas, D, Prince, M. LoSchiavo. THIRD ROW: P. McGlenn, V. Shepple, J, Powers, B. McNitt, C. Kostak, L. O'Neal, S. Ko- watch, J. Knox. FOURTH ROW: P. Keelor, J. Swanker, P. Satien, B. Scott, B. McQuigg, J. Moran, S. McTaggart, J, Spencer. l l l l Q 195- 5544-3 FIRST ROW: P. son, M. ci-moyer, N. Tagliaferri, Mr. Martin, M O'Brien, A. Clink. SECOND ROW: D. KOlSeI', C. Carrier, T. Ditzel, K. Johnson, G. Kranz, R. Geissen- hainer, THIRD ROW: N. Bordes, K. Briggs, C. Dibble, M, Bauers, D. Dougherty, J. Chrystal. FOURTH ROW: L. Deutschlander, L. Fritz, J. Jacobs, R. Dregne, S. Murray, F. DeWitt, S. Corliss. iw FIRST ROW: C. Roberts, B. Nichols, Mr. Larson, C, Smith, J. Templeman, S. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. Larson, R, Zak, J. Wells, K. Mick, A. Savon, S. O'Connor, B. Prescher, G. Wilch. THIRD ROW: D, Sheets, N. Linek, S. Smith, K. Walzer, M, Todd, J. Melody, R. Maben, C. Steck. FOURTH ROW: M. Dorsey, B. Shea, D. Sheets, R, Monroe, D. DeGarma, J. Sheppard, D. Smith, E. Kresge, V. Ruthenberg. President Michael Henneberry, Vice-President Tim Rift, Secretary Jack Rekstis, Treasurer Allyn Keiser, Social Chairmen Susan Burr, Jeff Taylor. A little of this and a little of that. V J nn-mill Gangwayl 47 f seventh grade Eat hearty, fellas'l vu-912: ,fu Q We if fd 1, f 4-1 'CQ 4 an - IQ f'- 7 i A f,,'z,eu.-'j vrxljl-Swv .v AV W . , we I A 1 ,F Y a f ' ' 1 ' S 1 L ' , .1 M ' ' , A' ,gf , fx Q- fe , , J J' ,ff I! 'y fy, ,A Va we A ' fer' 'W iii' o' 'Z 5 5- . 1 '5 ' if J' .if 'w 4. M 'ev -. 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TW L,i' lil: , ' ., v ff, 'r: : -A .s-- ---P , -A f,.1,g we Q' I 5 ' l -f 4 L . 1 Q P, 't ...- ,ML 3 ' A A' -' annul . 'F' QUWQ1'if2T3? , Wwwjjwy rganlzatlons Www K WWQW 049 QI 3 Qu gJgfM6EjjlQ M if v2pAg, ww Q Q95 l 1 s at I I W va. 25 ,,I W I i ff' ,1 ,,,,z 17 , . qu .fo LQQ 5 7 I S24 0 1 1- 9 Q X 'f 'K f, Q ' 'ET' Q ' my A I . 1 ,. .ff -nies? 4 if? ggitf 8, 13,6 1' Q ' 2 N17 ,fx K , , .,v 'M rm-,,,,,,,,,4 wg. 1 Ax 'H Hs-46 3, vw H., I1 4 9 nl! .4 'w-. ,,, , 4-.. !! 0, If -x .U Xi Qs if Q1 5 'X' l 4 H. N 21 W 28' ' '5 tif 5 V f ,eo- ,af ,., W , fn Mi' ,z 1 ll'- iv? student council The Student Council, composed of elected repre- sentatives from each grade, serves as the student body's voice in school government. It initiates laws for the benefit of the school and, through its advisor, Mr. Klimko, helps to maintain cooperation between students and faculty. The Council's many service projects, such as stu- dent handbooks, the Homecoming ceremonies, Christ- mas trees, and the Citizenship cups require a great deal of money. Funds are provided in large part by the sale of refreshments at the concession stand during football games. G. Hinzman, D. Korsgaarcl. Dragnet was never like thisl The confidence of the administration in the students' ability to handle their affairs is shown in the Tribunal, the student court. Its members are appointed from the Student Council or are elected. Their iob is to decide the fate of violators of Coun- cil and administration rules. President ..... . . . Rick Counts Vice President . . . . . Denny Dicker Secretary ..... .... .l an Jacoby Treasurer .............. . . . Gary Hinzman Corresponding Secretary ..... Linda Roth Social Chairman ........ . . . Patty Baden Parliamentarian ......... . . . John Upp Sergeant-at-Arms ......... . . . Bill Rackow Public Relations Chairman . . . . . . Peter Rattray . . Bill Merriwether Rick Counts D. Korsgaard G. Hinzman D. Dicker B. Rackow Chaplain .............. Tribunal ... . . .. 53 pins and sponsored a Q .1's:-:ff-wsu J C7 S st. Q9 quill scroll FIRST ROW, lverticallyl: Nancy Farmer, Vera Frio, Tom Mackner, Craig Hallows, Ed Hubbard, Ginny Kidwell, Judy Hallberg, SECOND ROW: Sally Smith, Lori Maz- zolini, Pete Rattray, Jan Jacoby, Diane Ebersold. Tom Flaherty, Bill Briola, Bill Walters. Membership in Quill 81 Scroll, Interna- tional Honor Society for High School Journalists, is an award reserved for those publication staff members who meet the basic requirements of the Society. These journalists must be in the upper third of their junior or senior class and must have done outstanding work of some form on the school yearbook, Bay Blue Book, the newspaper, Bay Window, or Bay Bits, a composite of original student litera- ture. Members received dinner for the new members. office rs president Bill Briola vice president Pete Rattray secretary Lori Mazzolini treasurer Ed Hubbard 54 FIRST ROW: Sally Eckert, Ginny Kidwell, Gary Hinzman, Bob Tibbetts, John Upp, Brian Bate, Jean Ruby, Bill Walters, Dave Larkin, Mrs. Bortz, Ed Hubbard, Linda Roth, Rick Counts, Judy Householder, Denny Dicker, Martha Patterson, Diane Ebersold. SECOND ROW: Mr, Wells, Barbara Burt, Sherry Leslie, Bonnie Twenty-one students were honored this year by being chosen members of the National Honor Society. The initiates, ten per cent of the junior class and five per cent of the senior class were inducted in the tradi- tional candle lighting ceremony. To be elected a member, one must possess four characteristics: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Scholarship is defined as at least a three point average. To fulfill the leadership requirement, a student must accept responsibilities in major extra-curricular activities. Character means the possession of high morals and a good reputation, and the service require- ment is based upon service tothe school and community. . i The students with these four qualities are chosen by a committee of faculty members and are thus re- warded for their efforts by becoming a member of this national group. officers president .... . . . Dave Larkin vice president . . . .... Bob Tibbetts secretary .... .. Judy Householder treasurer ...... .... L inda Roth social chairmen Jean Ruby John Upp f r ,Q rw! lf il? L 2: f Gerlach Margaret Groth, Jeff Gefflne, Richard Hall, Russell Knight Bull Rackow, Jim Goodnow, Patricia Taylor, Gay Hoffman Lynne Freidrich, Sandra Hertner, Lee Weider, Marcia Zirzow, Mr. Patterson. national honor society r-i...... Congratulations Garyl 5 c si 4 Il thespian FIRST ROW, lverticallylz Lari Mazzolini, Vera Frio, Karen Luecke, Lyn Houk, Judy Eck- ert. SECOND ROW: Miss Jones, Sally Kurman, Bar- bara Monroe, Susan Laverty, Sally Eckert, Judy Hallberg. The National Thes- pian Society is an or- ganization formed to honor dramatic stu- dents' achievement and effort. Students are elected on the basis of points earned through various phases of dra- matic work, such as working on business staffs, props, make-up and stage-setting crews, and acting in a pro- duction. This year the group became a more active club, sponsoring a din- ner and attending sev- eral plays. officers president Judy Hallberg vice president Lyn Houk secretary Susan Laverty treasurer David Larkin program chairman Sally Kurman 55 FIRST ROW: T. Glassell, E. Hubbard, J. Jacoby, J. Householder, G. Kidwell, P. Rattray, Mr. Shelton, J. Hallberg, T. Flaherty, L. Mazzolini, J. Ruby, W. Walters, J. Canoyer. SECOND ROW: A. Templeman, W. Merriwether, I. Adamson, E. Bishop, G. Grittin B. Gerlach, J. Beach, J. Beckett, J. Armstrong, S. Shaw, E. DeWitt S. Leslie, I. Ash, C. Bennett, B. Monroe, C. Schultz, N. Farmer, D. Ebersold, C. Rueter, P. Grayson, S. Kurman, THIRD ROW: D 3 l Z ' l -QA blue book Combining many sleepless nights, hours spent after school, and extra tree periods, the members ot the Blue Book staff worked hard to compile the events of the past school year into book torm. Each member gave up some of his time and did his share, either writing, selling subscriptions, typing, laying out, or the many other iobs that producing an annual entails. They have been rewarded by this year's book, the best Blue Book ever! What deadline? Jones, L. Houk, J. Geh, J. Hinz, A. Schwedler, G, Halvorsen Ashbrook, S. Laverty, M, Patterson, N. Besch, M. Groth, L. Weider J. Berwick, S. Leahy, S. Hertner, L. Friedrich, M. Zirzow, B. Bartlett E. Boren, S. O'Neal, J, Jones, J. Seckler. FOURTH ROW: R. Acker S. Eckert, J. Eckert, S, O'Connor, G. Rusch, J, Barber, J. Up D. Nisbet, W. Spang, G. Cleland, B. Bate, W. Geftine, J. Goodnow R. Hall, P. Keeling, S. Wright, V, Frio, B. Burt, D. Hamilton. 56 FIRST ROW: M. Patterson, S. Smith, L. Mazzolini, D. Ebersold, Mrs. Kellam, W. Briola, L. Hallows, N. Farmer, V. Frio, L. Houk. SEC- OND ROW: K. Kennedy, S. Rayn, L. Spang, S. Storrie, J. Arm- strong, P. Grayson, B, Conaway, M. Fretts, K. McDade, M. Zirzow, C. Blakeslee, A. Barshow, R. Gavron, M. Whiteman, G. Reese, B. Burt, K. Bennett, B. Carson. THIRD ROW: A. Templeman, N. Besch, F. Clark, B. Maben, J. Moyer, S. Snider, K. Counts, E. Wilch, S. Wheeler, J. Kekic, M. Skiba, E. DeWitt, S. Hertner, J. Berwick, b ' The Bay Window strives to live up to its motto, lf it's happened, it's here. This year, something new was attempted by publishing bi-monthly issues of the paper. Each stalt member contributed in presenting to staff heads Editor-in-chief ........ Bill Briola News Editor ..... Diane Ebersold Editorial Editor .... Lori Mazzolini Sports Editor ..... Craig Hallows Features Editor ....... Vera Frio Assistant Editor ...... Sally Smith Business Manager . Nancy Farmer Headlines ...... .. Karen Tuck Art ....... Tom Flaherty Photography ...... Tom Mackner Typing ....... Carolyn Workman Advisor .. ..... Mrs. Kellam Who wrote that article, anyway? I. Adamson, C. Long, S. McNeal. FOURTH ROW: C. Epply, D. Meriam, E. Bishop, K, Luecke, T. Ramsay, S. Sperber, K. Tuck, G. Griffin, S. Laverty, S. Dangler, G. Kidwell, K, Hurdlebrink, M. Jones, M. MacDonald, C. Schultz, G, Halvorsen, N. Lyss, J. Krebs. FIFTH ROW: S. Wright, P. Keeling, D. Hughes, D. Gibb, R, Acker, R. Hall, R. Korsgaord, J. Cleland, J. Stegins, W. Gettine, T. Mack- ner, T. Flaherty, C. Workman, R, Freiwald, S. Kwant, S, Siegfried. ndow the student body interesting accounts of school activi- ties. News, features, sports, and editorials were the combined results of accurate reporting and long hours of work. FIRST ROW G Kldwell S Kurman J Hallberg S Stevens B Gerlach J Ruby G GrllTln M Patterson SECOND ROW S Ryan L Mazzollnz V Frno B Gobellle N Dwyer L Pendy D Kepes J Dlrkse B Burt C Rueter L Spong THIRD ROW Luecke J Jacoby D Ebersold B Monroe N Farmer S eal J ones oh Boren C Schutz B Sea EITIOI' The mann purpose of the YTeens ns to promote fruendshup and to serve others through the medlum of Christianity The l2th grade YTeens were leaders of many tradntnonal events thus year They also gave a party for Now heres the way I do It FOURTH ROW J Householder D Merlam G Persch K Tuck J Brlckman J Brlckman S Dangler S Laverty L Bnshop J Hagedorn FIFTH ROW S Eckert S OConnor B Metzner D Jones R Dorr S Howard K VanAlmen L Houk L Fay W Wlttner y teen a home of orphans on Halloween and sent gurls to rep resent Bay at several Y Teen domgs at the Lakewood West Shore Y The annual Pa Ma Me Banquet at the end of the year hnghlnghted a year of work and fun Vlce President Secretary reasurer rogram Chanrman Social Chairman Servlce Chairman Interclub ong Leader ubllclty Chairman 58 officers Sandra Stevens Jean Ruby Judy Hallberg Gayle Grnftln Sally Kurman Martha Patterson Gnnny Kudwell Sally Eckert Gayle Persch -If - at ' I K - o 7 . nd- x K. , . , . , - f - , - ' - O'N , .J ,L.Rt,E. ,, l,. ly. O - . . ,, . . . . ,, - - - y . I President ............ . . .... . . . .- Bonnie Gerlach T .............. . . . . . . . . P ' ..... .......... ' S ..................... P ' ' ' ...... . ........ senior hi- officers Presldent Vlce President Treasurer Secretary Program Chaurman Gary Hnnzman Dave Larknn George Randt Pete Rekstns GeFf Shaw Any boy who wants to furtner has Chrnstnan prmclples and gave and to worthwhnle causes ss welcome to become a member of the Hn Y This year the 12th grade HIY working with the younger groups sponsored several money maknng prolects and contrnbuted the proceeds to charltable causes Under the leadership of Mr Kutzerow the boys worked together for the Improvement of the village and the school FIRST ROW G Rand? P Jensen G Shaw G Hlnzman M Knzerow D Larkun D Schrade P Rekstus SECOND ROW K Scheuer D Dnclcer L Seidman R Acker D Hamilton B Gone J Canoyer B Merrlwether B Aukens THIRD ROW R lnder maur J Toepher D Housman T Flaherty B Chambers B Frle wald C Pnmsner L Meyers B Nagy FOURTH ROW T Glassell utz presides gens J I r a B te B Secrnst Ratfray J Clark G Armstrong J Barber R Counts B Tub betts FIFTH ROW D Muck J Upp D Nlsbet J Zlsko T Shea C Seelbach B Walters G Cleland G Smith R Sulagy B Dells B Brlola 16 Fx junior teen officers presndent Jane Beach vice presrdent secretary Jan Seckler Sherry Leslle Audrey Schwedler Nancy Besch treasurer musuc chalrman socual charrman Bonnue Henderson The Ilth grade YTeens worked closely wnth the I2th grade group thus year sponsoring many events They helped wrth the decoratlng ot the annual Snow ball Formal and wuth the other two groups put on the Father Daughter Pre Feed and the Mother Daughter ea FIRST ROW A Schwedler N Besch S Leslle Mrs Worley J Beach J Seckler B Henderson LWeuder SECOND ROW S Storrne M Fretts J Beckett J Armstrong J Krebs K Bennett aundy S h ur e wil P Gra son I THIRD ROW J Clark I Adamson S Shaw S Muller B DeWltt B Bartlett J Prerce S Sevgfrned M Zlrzow M Stevens S Balzer 'T a y teen program sen S Spencer FOURTH ROW L Frxedrlch M Groth S Hncks I Bruckman G Halvorsen J Ashbrook J Geh S Kw nt J B wack M Whnteman V Brooks J Hmz P Sadler FIFTH ROW S Kaswell G Hoffman C Workman N Rntchue P Taylor G Patterson G Rusch P Keelung S Wrught S Hertner B z b..i,...... 15 we o o U . 1 I 4 1- ,I f- 1' f-'- f. ,- ,.,.a,.er- lf- I. 1- fr 1. I ',. ' ,. ,,',, , 5- C.L ,.Smit,V.Bk,G,S'I'k,. y,.Ash. ,, ,, I-Fm, - 1- 1- 1' I- lv ' A. 1. 5, an 7' T, .D 3 I Q 1.3 ,Q - ': 1. s ,f ,, an 7 ci 6 5, D . in ,, , ': 4 ,,. -' M F5 S' 'S L iv :L kr 5 0 I f ! - It I I .. . -' , K G f 5 .' Y Ai FIRST ROW C Hallows W Rackow N Narks R Broadwell W Lun dm D Grbb R Sherman SECOND ROW R Ross D Anderson W Heer L Smith S Stlrgwolt D Lund T Bauer R Mllllken A Temple mon THIRD ROW D Dempsy G Faubel R Hartraft T Mackner D aand L Ackmonn R Smith J T lot n P Walsh L Fordlng rumor men mugs' Wells FOURTH ROW R Barley J Gettlne D VanOosten J Goodnow B Juergens D Grrffel C Nobes D Statzer W Hoagland L Fuller K Tucker FIFTH ROW R Harris C Miller R Schmitz R Korsgaard junior hn- officers president Russ Broadwell vice presrdent Nelson Narks secretary Dave Glbb treasurer Bull Lundnn The boys of the eleventh grade Hx Y worked wlth the senror group nn carrylng out the varrous actlvutues of the year Combnnung Ideas and hard work they greatly con trubuted to makrng the Krwanrs peanut sale a success and presented the Hr Y Formal tn flne tradntron agaln this year 61 a I l I 2 , W, V, , y , h I- X , A iff.. ' J 1,1 V 39 ll L ja ,, - -I lfl j52,.lq . HW K I ' l . . x V I - , . , . , . , . J. Cleland, W. Spang, R. Knight, T. Frank, W, Crates, J, Zemeck. Sel , . , . ' , . il so , . , . ' , J. 0 c o sophomore y-teen qv FIRST ROW C Watknns M Jones K Hurdlebrmk K McDade P Molly SECOND ROW B Carson G Hallahan S Fa rer M Ryan V Vlckland S Le-grande B Kaglemacher P Benneff B Conaway THIRD ROW P Kohls G Collins K Kennedy President Vlce President Secretary Treasurer nead mer Mena E Brusclno Ruemle B Wallace FOURTH ROW B Jenkins D Prce C Blakeslee A Barschow D Toensung C Saladoms F Gavron R Swanker S Slbcy A Wnemels officers Pa? Boden Marzlyn Jones Sandy Sallsbury Gayle Cam FIRST ROW S Salusbury G Conn Mrs Chandler P Boden G Reese SECOND ROW M Sknba K lovan B Hoard B B B Maben J Kekuc THIRD ROW Engleharf C Long S McNeal K Simpson N Lyss J Moyer S Synder K Counts L Roblnson S McMahon M Tahsler FOURTH ROW Program Chairman Kay Hurdelbrmk Gerry Reese Musuc Chairman Karen McDade ark Knu sen ml? N Mars a J Meyers Grimes K Eppley B Thompson M Whnfe S Sperber N Clouser FIFTH ROW J Keene K Slmmons J Thompson C Scott N Prurfon B Moore A Tnllofson T Finley A Walker M MacDonald I Zlsko I , I 3 5' s Q R I '- I X 4, ' . 4 ' K I ., .-, Y. , I . -W- : . ' , , , , ' , , , T. S , L. Cly ,B. Wilch, S. 'm, , ' , S. . . : , , . , . h , , . . : . ' , , I , . ' ' ..................... ' Social Chairmen ................ Charlorte Watkins l I I ' 3 f- I I .J l . is Ii 1. ' ,. ', . ,. , K.Sf,S. d,M4S'h,, hll,. ,P. Sell, B. all, . , . ', :E. , . : . , . ' , . , . 62 , ,Q-411:42 C' . 3 fy, yew l ' , fe ruin av ,, mf , , ,, fe V47-,nn J, FIRST ROW D Heust R Weaver W Wahl F Richards D Dolphun J Stewart R VanAlmen SECOND ROW J Walls C Furstenau D Bennett J Verne R Crevuston J Austin C Downs J Navy R Day THIRD ROW R Fell J Francl R Relnker D Whittington J Wllson FOURTH ROW C Morrls W Katzenmeyer T Webb D Aston D Adamson T Koch D Holllday G Glass A Davldsan T Snow S Baratka T Ramsay J Booth FIFTH ROW G Weber F Schwedler R Zoccola L Ebersold W Oluver D Moore K Smuth R Fanta J Mercer D Hughes J Chandanla W Dells J Fu ld D Whxte sophomore hl The tenth grade Hu Y followed the leadershrp of e two older clubs and cooperated wlth them ln the varrous functions of the clubs Along wlth the YMCA representatlves the group works wlth theur advlsor In planmng speclal programs wlth unterestmg speakers They have spon sored several lomt meetmgs for the lunnor and sensor groups with programs of speclal Interest Presrdent Vnce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Social Chairmen Sergeant at Arms Fred Rlchards Don Dolphrn Dave He Duck Weaver John Walls Jam Stewart Wulbur Wahl Buzz Van Almen 63 :,,. ,.,. , ,. ,.,. ,.,. .,. ,. . .. ,. ,. ,. ,, . ,. ,. ,. ,. , :. ,. ,- ,- , ,. ,.,.. z' 1. 1- '.,.'- ,. ,. ,. ,-. ,. ,. ,.,.e, :. ,. 1. ,.... 0 I , . th . . ,. . . . . . .. T Come on boys Lets get orgamzed here nlnth grade y-teen FIRST ROW D Alllson D Robnnson K Gefllne Mrs Wells B Bate K Mally J Eckert SECOND ROW M Lewns K Keller P Poulsen R Ross K Nernec S Kulas M Schuster E Wuemels THIRD ROW C Odell S Acker P Hartrnck E Dunmng C Lewls K Barley L Bardes C Chapman P Hollster P Kull man C Wendler FOURTH ROW P Jones C Cady J Scott B Wrlght S Grossman J Wilkinson G Phxlllp B Patterson M Cooney C Keysper G Gag A Hardy officers Presudent Barbara Bate Vrce Presndent Babette Frelwald Recordnng Secretary Wendy Myers Corresponding Secretory Dnnah Robinson FIRST ROW G Grossman W Myers J Watklns B Frenwald B Seelbaclw L Warnock J East SECOND ROW M Turner K Leahy H Farrell S Hess J Buclnblnder S Morltz L Brooks ark M Roth THIRD ROW N Jones Coulter J Borngardner B Srnltln S Flnley K Fay S Wheeler C Qmgley Jo Anne Watkins Betsy Seelbach Katy Molly Lynne Warnock Treasurer Program Chanrman Servnce Chcnrman Muslc Chcurman S VanOosten A Kobue W Kxtchln R Spangle S Gould FOURTH ROW S Molnar A Jones N Hertner P Antoluk A Hassett B Cleverdon D Jennings B Bramley N Jacobson H Doty D Maynard C Luttermoser M Haller ffl FIRST ROW C Kostak B Sperber M Larkun Mass Pettxlohn F Borgla S Krtchm S McTaggart SECOND ROW B McKnttt M Bowers D Dougherty S Corllss K Brnggs N Bardes K ROW J Powers M Town B Grllrngham V S Sth grade y teen officers FIRST ROW L White E Kaufman C Persch H Roehl M Gowdy M Guertrn C Galer SECOND ROW S OConnor B P scher C Herrrng C Carrner B Bennett C Hll D Pr: S Muller N Chaduck A Stover G Cranz G Wrlch K John son THIRD ROW G Gosewlsch C Terrell L Lucas D Chorney ander W F es A In C rva Hubac Schroeder M Hunzman J Sheppard K Adams FOURTH ROW all De armo Z n ersoll Fnscher B Ntchos hepple L DSU? B McQulgg J Moran The 8th grade YTeens the youngest YTeen group at Bay also sponsor many servlce protects and a few bake sales Thenr year follows much like that of the older groups begnnnrng with the recognttnon ceremony These gurls have held some very rnterestung meetlngs and are begtnmng now to form a stable club to follow through for the next four years Presldent Faye Borgaa Vice Presrdent Hanna Roehl Secretary Beverly Sperber Treasurer Cheryl Persch Chaplain Margaret Gowdy Servrce Chaurman Susan Kutchun Program Chairman Michele Guertln Mustc Chairman Ellame Kaufman Socral Chaurman Mary Larknn Kunnerle L Horton M Loschnavo T Mannmg D Kal C Slattery L Jacobs S Swank P Irwrn FOURTH ROW M eets M Seckler J Knox J Crystal P McGlenn C on D McFarren D Smuth S Kowatch S Robtnson P Ke y C Steck L ONeal 65 I , 4 - - 5 , - , a. x A s Q , 1 he T 4 ' .it ' V X X . W MZ: vf f , - 8 ll : , , . , . ', A N 1 schl , . ri , , Cl' lc, B, ha T, S. lc, J. . ,. ,. ,. H.H,D. G ,Ag ,L.' ,.'1,c, Waller, M. TOCJCJ, V- RUYl'1SftbeI'Q, 5- 5miTh, R- HOSJSY. THJRD Roberts, L. Mifflin, G. Conklin, S, Marsh, K. Gibb, P, Keelor, - . . . , . . . I . 1 - ' I A 1 - I - , - S. ' , . , . ' , . ' , . 'sen re , . ', . ',. . . if . 'nce, Sh , . ,, ,. , . , ,L g, - ' , - , - , V , . A , r - . , , ' , . , . ' , . ll, . ' J, fi . . Q is M r 2 L I 5 i 1 f 54 - FIRST ROW E Mack L Merrltt C Krebs K Egbertson Mr Martm B Smith M Canoyer P Rodman SECOND ROW F Snlder D Maben J Newell C Dsbble D Koelllker G Narks A Langolf B Perknns B Workman L Eungord A Walker J Hamnlton W Purdy D Karcher THIRD ROW B Monroe L Taglnaferrn J Bnshop F Fenwlck A Budnlck R Wolfe M Zurzow M Dorsey B Sudgen T Kohl D Rames J Wrught FOURTH ROW D Brush J Sherman K Hook P Bott C Clarke J Szllagyu D Walters L Bollnng Mule B Rote T Randt E Morris L Lmdstrom lunlor hl Mr Dorlnng explalns the use of brallle it Jumor Hu Y encountered problems of developmg umfled programs this year The group did attend 0 hockey game at the arena and had several pro grams dunng the school year which Included foot ball movnes vocational movies and a speech by Mitchell Darlnng well known Lakewood Insurance man officers Presudent Vlce President Ken Egbertson Eddle Mock Clarence Krebs Bucky Smnth Mr Martln Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman Advnsor 66 , A .I l 1 - 1 ' 1 - - : - f - V - 1 - 1 - 1 f . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . f . , . , . . - , . , - I - I - I - , . I D . c . . , - , . , . . - . V, - 1 - f - , - 1 O O O - ' 'L 'serie 5 - X l V, , ' . .1 . . . , I - ,L ' me ,I Sr ,., . I 1, , . . ' 1 'fag R ...................... .455 f ' m . I . X fu, - , . . stagecrafters officers President . . . . Jack Barber Treasurer . . . . . Tom Flaherty Secretary .. .. Sue Leahy When a production is given in the auditorium, people don't realize the work that goes on behind the scenes-the building of sets, the washing of flats, the cleanup job when everyone else has gone. These jobs are but a few of the duties of the stagecratters. Under the leadership of Mr. Larson, this group, con- sisting ot students in grades 9-12, had done a meritorious iob. To add to their knowledge and ex- perience, the group usually attends several profes- sional productions during the year. Pins signifying 150 hours of work are presented each year to deserving members. I Q? Q7 FIRST ROW: W. Purdy, P, Geil. SECOND ROW: D. Paine, R. Nissley W. Katzenmeyer, R. Reinker. THIRD ROW: L. Jackson, C. Leahy B. Conaway, K. Counts. FOURTH ROW: D. Bennet, P. Hook, F Schwedler, T. Jones, T. Webb, Mr. Larson, J. Keene. FIFTH ROW J- Kellcm, L. Weider, G. Hoftmon, G. Rusch, SIXTH ROW: J. Barber J. Jones, S. Leahy, P. Keeling. SEVENTH ROW: D. Hamilton, T Flaherty. I nior art club FIRST ROW: R. Darr, T. Webb, J. Keer P. Hook, W. Katzenmeyer, J. Jones. SE' OND ROW: J. Moyer, P. Slattery, J, Jore Miss Jones, D. Moore, B. Conaway, N. Ly: Westgate contest winner junior art club rmsr ROW: A. Day, D. Fay, J Merritt, L. Henderson, N. Greer O'Connor, M. Hook, J. Taylor, V Bricker, G. Harmon, M. Chambers K. Clark, D. Blszantz. FOURTH ROW: J. Powers, A. Jones, V, Bell, D. Dyer, W. Myers, K. Hook, D. Holster, M. Ahern, R. Westfall, B. Black, J. Harrls, J. DePauw, R. Wilde, FIFTH ROW: N, Brazlk, K. Adams, B. Bateman, L. Peter, C. Wilde, M. Sherry, D. Beedle, R. Nlssley, M. Zlrzow, R. Wolf, R. Linak, W. Purdy, G. Narks. Pocock, J. Rekstis, Mr. Larsen L. SECOND ROW: S. Danielson, S. Thompson, L. Hylkema, E. Ashby, G. Hull, J. Crossley, L, Gobellle, P. Aubry, THIRD ROW: B. Magill, D. Antolik, J. Jacob, R, Brossman J. Ashby, S, Dickinson, L. Horton, F. 1 The Art Clubs provide a chance for their members to gain a better understanding and appreciation of art through various yearly projects. This group makes most of the publicity posters tor school activities and designs the display case exhibits. In their meetings they enioy painting and watching film strips. officers Jr. Art Club Sr. Art Club president ............. .left Pococlc president .............. Tom Jones secretary .... Jack Rekstis secretary-treasurer ....., Judy Jones treasurer .... Larry Merritt program chairman ,..... Jan Keene l 115 69 It must be here someplace. open book club The Open Book Club stimulates interest in books by participating in active discussions. They also supervise the Junior Li- brary Club's work in the library. B u sy bees FIRST ROW: L. Roth, J. Collins, J. Gels, K. Hurdlebrink. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kessler, J, Wills C Nobes B. Lawrence, A. Walker. I s it I , P9 , 1 'Q' ,W 4 W n ' 'ff' f L pep club officers Pres. .. .... Korin VanAlmen Vice-Pres. .. Solly Kurmon Sec. .... Ginny Kidwell Treas. ........... Linda Roth Program Chm. .. Lori Mazzolini Decorating the school with signs and planning pep assemblies are only two of the many things these girls do to promote school spirit and good sports- manship. Pep Club, open to all tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls, has published a cheer book and sold balloons and Bay High buttons to raise money for their proiects, A point system was inaugurated this year to eliminate dead- wood and to recognize those who do good work. The cheerleaders teach the members new cheers in order to have the club's support at assemblies and games, and speakers and skits are presented at programs to increase the pep and spirit of the athletic teams' supporters. Pep Club car parade 5 4. 1 Rocket and Company Cl Let 'er roll projection committee The Projection Committee is made up of boys who are qualified to handle the operation of a movie proiector, film strip projectors, and tape recorders. They are in charge of the noon movies and aid teachers in carrying out the visual aids program. And away we go! committee The boys of the Public Address Com- mittee, who must pass a test before becoming a member, handle the intricate parts of the P. A. system, seeing that announcements are relayed clearly. FIRST ROW: D, Graf, J, Chandonia, Mr, Myers, P. Giel, R. Reinker. SECOND ROW: S. Kennedy, J. Jacobs, J. Austin, L. Jackson, R. Clark, A. Fleming. THIRD ROW: D. Szabo, W. Campbell, D. Critzer, T. Koch, D. Benn- ett, D. Plum, J. Kellcm, D. Holton. FOURTH ROW: D. Paine, R, Townley, R. Orser, R. Snevel, P. Carrington, F. Richards, R. Groshong. y- office monitors This group of students is an invaluable aid to the office secretaries. They sacritice a free period each day performing such duties as running errands, collecting attendance reports, delivering passes, and other necessary tasks. M 1 . 7 . ig, ' FIRST ROW: R. Spongle, J, Watkins, C. Grossman, S. Collins, R. Harris, N. Carpenter. SECOND ROW. J. Berwick, S. Snider, S. Wright, J. Mercer, M. NNhiteman, C. Krebs. 75 senior bay high players I I - I l l l :fe Ql' ' lis,-' FIRST ROW: K. Bennett, A. Barschofw, P. Grayson, J. Seckler, B Conaway, L. Lestyi, P. Kohls, P. Bennett. SECOND ROW: M. Ryan, J. Dirkse, K. Kennedy, K. McDade, B. Fell, G, Reese, L. Clymer, E. Bruscino, S. Meriam, S. Ruemele, D. Price, J. Kekic, S. Wheeler. THIRD ROW: B. Carson, E. DeWitt, S. Shaw, B. Monroe, L. Houk, S. Stevens, Miss Jones, L, Mazzolini, V. Frio, S. Kwant, B. Jenkins, G. Cain, C. Blalceslee, S, Kurman. FOURTH ROW: M. Zirzow, B. Bartlett, S. Leslie, S. Hertner, B. Wallace, R. Swanker, F. Gavron, B. Sell, S. O'Neal, J. Jones, D. Kepes, V. Brooks, B, Maben, S. Laverty, E. Englehart, N. Lyss, J. Moyer, S. Snider, S, LeGrande. FIFTH ROW: S. Balzerson, B. Hoard, K. Iovan, S, Knudsen, K. Luecke, K. Tuck, C, Schultz, B. Seeley, D. Meriam, L. Bishop, kt.: G. Griffin, B. Gerlach, N. Farmer, A, Schwedler, J. Hinz, S. Dang- ler, S. Sperber, B. Ball, M. Skiba, S. McNeal, C. Long, N. Clouser, S. Fahrer. SIXTH ROW: L. Robinson, S. McMahon, M. Whiteman, P. Grimes, M. Smith, W. Wittner, S. Howard, N. Marshall, K. Hurdelbrink, S. Salisbury, C, Watkins, M. White, J. Hallberg, I. Brickman, K. Counts, J, Thompson, S, Kaswell, G. Kidwell, A. Walker, S, Eckert, J. Eckert, T. Finley, B. Moore, N. Prutton. SEVENTH ROW: N. Ritchie, S. Wright, P. Keeling, P. Jensen, W. Gorie, L. Seidman, D. Mick, T. Shea, M, Farell, H. Armstrong, D. Larkin, D. Hughes, B, Bailey, W. Geliine, D. Anderson, J. Barber, T. Ramsey, T. Snow, D. Hamilton, J. Navy, This group is composed of boys and girls interested in dramatics. During the year they gave various one- act plays, presented speakers, produced the spring play, and sponsored the annual Sweethearts' Ball. Everyone was given a chance to do something, either on-stage or behind the scenes, thus earning points toward membership in Thespians. officers Lori Mazzolini President ..... . Vice President .. ...... Vera Frio Secretary ..... .. Sandy Kwant Barb Monroe Program Chairman .. ..... Lyn Houk Social Chairman .. Treasurer ..... . . . . . . .. Sandy Stevens curtain call FIRST ROW F Casey J Forsyth Miss Madera A Jones M Roth SECOND ROW D Wilson K Malley K Leahy J Bomgardner Coulter H Hal er K Doty D Robinson B Sponge S an Oosten W Kitchin J East THIRD ROW R Westfall C Clark K Gemne E Dunning G Narks C Lutterrnouser P Emling W Mers M Turner J Watkins S Gould S Molnar P Pou sen 9th grade players President Annette Jones Vice President Francis Casey Secretary Carol Mansheld Treasurer Jay Forsyth Social Chairman Nikki Roth FIRST ROW L Manning K Mick R Sadler C Slatt ry Hill C Carrier B Bennett S Kitchin SECOND ROW Chorney R Maben M Snider P Arnolt J Katzenmeyer Bitchell R Kiesel M Guertin THIRD ROW S Kennedy Cathcart F DeWitt M Seckler E Kaufman P Kelly Roehl, C. Whitman L, Siegler D. Kaiser. FOURTH ROW Gosewisch, C. Persch, J. Powers, S. Corliss, C. Sm'th O' eal N, Bardes K. Briggs, E. Puskas B, Seamon C Kostak, J, Knox C. Terrel, C, Steck, D. Sheets, N. Chadek D, Prince. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Kuester, R. Hexter, J. Temple man B. Dadd B. Charvat, S, Murray, L. Fritz D. Dougherty, FOURTH ROW G Gasnick G Grossman K Stinehelfer L Bardes P Antolik A Hassett C Chapman R Ross K Keller M Lewis A Kobie C Mansfield S Kulas K Nemec A Hoagland FIFTH ROW C Cooke R Anderson W Purdy B Seelbach A Hardy C Keysper B Freiwald R Nissley C Clark J Szilagy B Patter so K Bailey S Grossman P Kullman J Ec ert Sth grade players President Ellanie Kaufman Vice President Fritz DeWitt Secretary Dwight Allen Treasurer Mary Seckler Social Chairmen Stuart Kennedy Pat Kelly Sergeant at Arms Ned Cathcart elody L dan D on W ries C ink Larkin M Bauers S Chrystal L Lucas M Savon K John son L White SIXTH ROW J Goodnow D Fischer J Thornton M Canoyer M Dorsey N Tagliaferri C Rtt D Sheets R Monroe D DeGarma K Gibb J Sheppard B McQulgg J Schroeder J Moran V Shepple B McNitt S. Miller. SEVENTH ROW: T. Pecoraro J. Greenleaf B. ' ols, G, Conklin, A. 'ftl'n, . To y, . P'e' . R erts, J, Bogner, S. Marsh, L, Fischer, D. McFarren, C. Long P. Keelor S. McTaggart, F, Borgia V. Ruthenberq, A. Stover. i FIRST ROW: D. Annder D, Jones, Mr. Meuller, Armstrong, P, Metz, A. N. Farmer, B. Gobeille, B. DeWitt, S, Leslie, B, Storrie. THIRD ROW: J. son, D, Ebersold, J. Dirkse, M. Patterson, J, Brickrnan, D. Heist. SECOND ROW: J Schwedler, J. Beach, N. Besch, L. Weider, E. Boren, K. Stinehelfer, S. Miller, S. Shaw, Bartlett, J. Krebs, C. Laundy, S. Smith, S Eckert, S, Eckert, C, Workman, W. Garnett P. Slattery, R. Day, L, Friedrich, L. Houk, L. Fay, I. Brickman, S. Kaswell, S, Laverty, S. Kwant, D. Ita, M. Groth, J. Clark, M, White- man, J. Seckler, P. Grayson. FOURTH ROW: R. Bailey, G. Faubel, R. Counts, E. Morris, T. Shea, W. Spang, J. Stegins, W. Briola, W. Hoagland, W. Gettine, K. Smith, D. Moore, R, Friewald, C. Dorr, W. Chambers. social cience club This senior high club is open to those who are ine field trip, participate in a mock United Nations terested in social studies. Each year its members take a Assembly, and enioy discussions and speaker. Ladies' man! officers 2 V ki. ,gr .Vg 2 I -Q' L Rf' 'try- - 7' 1 gg fp t X ,V A president .... . . . Dorothy Jones ,J 1 , , , X, f ' . 0 vice president .. .. Joan Brickrnan .h ' 'E -f ' 5 A secretary .... . . . Jean Brickman ' ' 1 1' - treasurer .......... . . Martha Patterson I V' program chairman ... ..... Joan Dirkse sk x .A advertising ....... . . Denny Anderson parliamentarian ... .. Diane Ebersold commercial club FIRST ROW: J. Hylkema, S. Whitesides, Miss Johnson, D. Town, P. Shafer. SECOND ROW: J. Pierce, K. Gosnick, V. Burke, S. Balzerson, K. Bennett. THIRD ROW: S. Shaw, D. Kepes, K. Hay- All girls who have completed at least one year of a business course are eligible for membership in Com- mercial Club. They learn more about ofiice procedures by hearing speakers, participating in discussions, and duk, B. Nelson, M. Bain, B. Bartlett, A. Schwedler. FOURTH ROW: V. Brooks, J. Hinz, N. Ritchie, G. Patterson, S. Hicks, S. Kaswell, H. Nyerges, S, Moisio. taking Held trips. The officers tor this year were: presi- dent, Dorothy Town, secretary, Jackie l-lylkema, treas- urer, Sally Whitesides, and program chairman, Priscilla Shafer. future nurses of america The Future Nurses, a newly- formed club for girls who are interested in a nursing career, made great progress in becom- ing one of the school's organized activities. They heard speakers, en- joyed movies, and took several field trips throughout the year. Leading the club this year were: presfdent, Martha Patterson, vice president, Lori Mazzolini, secretary, Karen Tuck, treasurer, Karen I-layduk, and program chairman, Sally Kurman. ROW ONE: K. Hayduk, L. Mazzalini, M. Patterson, S. Kurrnan, K. Tuck. ROW TWO: B. Wilch F. Gavron, D. Ruch, K. VanAlrnen, S. Ryan, L. Spang, Miss John. ROW THREE: B. Thompson P. Taylor, C. Soladonis, D. Towne, L. Robinson, S. Macrnahon. ROW FOUR: S. Leahy, D. Kepes clence club Q? FIRST ROW R Hall C Morris Miss Walton W Dells J Robert Ramsay E Moms R Brazxk R Day FOURTH ROW T Webb son SECOND ROW J Wllson D Wlttlngton R Crevnston stan :nes Muller W Olnver T Lundstrom H Walker J Forsyth THIRD ROW H Shay W Garnett T what have we here? The purpose of the science club mem bers IS to gann knowledge and experrence and expand their Interests an the field of science During the year they complete several worthwhile prolects under the care ful gundance of Mnss Walton They also take nature hnkes around the vnllage officers presndent Bull elus vice presrdent Jack Robertson secretary Rnchard Hall treasurer Chuck Morrns stamp lub XJ 11 1 FIRST ROW l. Jackson M Zrrzow D Mules R Hall G Sg M OBrien D Sawyer W Workman B Coogland P Blorn mund SECOND ROW E Rnsseler T Strrgwolt R Sl a R L Jordan E Puscus FOURTH ROW B Woodside C Roselle Brossman B Westfall J Ashby J Crossley R Shoener R fleger T Mnl er S eve Bra W Roh e Gelssanhalner THIRD ROW S Stalman R Mock P Watlen Hollmgsworth Stamp Club whlch ts open to all grades IS for boys and gurls Interested In collecting stamps During thelr meetlngs the members enloy trading sessuons and learnung more about thenr hobby Each year an lnterclass contest as held IN whnch thenr stamp posters are Iudged They also have an annual club party 81 bottle drive :md solcl n'is'lefoe fo raise h'o'wey, wiflw The hope of buyhog choir robes lf1The hee' luwfe. my . . ,. um perfe-CT pmip, some CL,'S'C1'CflPQ SC1Cls'S, Wow c1Cc0'oopo'1ls's, ard 3 servo' 11:7 .-.ro sowos C: .ole F when he Lolo.-.s his hosel FIRST ROW: L. Houk. J, Beach, L. Bishop, K. Von Almen, D. Morirnm, S. ONNIL. FOURTH ROW: T. Glmsscll. P. Rmtrcwy, D. Sr-mlcmd. F J. Householdf-4 SECOND ROW: M. Mf1cDo'w':fd, M SmlTh.K.Hf1ydLk, Hulplmrd. G. Show, R. ACLU. J. lNwll5. D. Berwell, P. SIMM: P. Molly, D. D-glh'-3, K DCM, L. Ffif.-drlclc. J. Backs-TY. l. Ash, S Show, J. Cf1 o','Q:'. l.'2'. F.'o'r'v.- the' FIFTH ROW: R Ko':f3':::fd. L. FL:f i:'J C. Lcnmdy, Mr. Crews THIRD ROW: B. Vocfe. S. Wriglzt. M. G. Smith, J. Gocdron. P. Hook. lf.. Dells. C. Morrfs. T. Mach Vllhilerwon, M. Porrersoo. J. Berwick. B Sell. S. Hevfer, P. Eodev D. Adowson, D. Ardewor. :eTfe:'l:1?ffT'::' rfwf IT seems thot There ofe quife 0 mmper of erved people m The Cher' Tous yeor se.e'c: Merry Christmas To yor. choraleers The Choroleers ore o select group of sixteen lunior ond senior members of The choir. In oddirlon To their school perform- onces, they sing for church groups, vorious Boy Villoge orgoni- zcnfions, ond The grczde schools. Shorlly before Chrislmos They helped in representing Boy High on The Television progrom Bc1ndsTond . FIRST ROW: C. Rueler, G. Kldwell, J, Jocolny, D. Ebersold, K. McEode K on Allmen, J. Beoch, L. Houlc, l.. Bishop. SECOND ROW: J. Toepfer, .l Ge une L, Myers, D. Homilton, D. Nrslmer, J. Ups R. Secrlshj Ecrper. -Q-4 hicalettes The Chicalettes is a triple trio oi senior girls. These girls usually form their group when they are juniors, corn- peting in the state Contest and performing at several concerts. FIRST ROW: D. Ebersold, L. Bishop, B, Burt, SECOND ROW: S. Stevens J. Householder. THIRD ROW: K. Van Alrnen, G. Kiclwell, L. Houk FOURTH ROW: C. Rue-ter, .I, Jacoby. majorettes A maiorette's position is one that is sought after by many. This year's rnaiorettes, headed by Bonnie Bartlett, added rnuch spirit to the band and to the team, Everyone always looks forward to half-time during football games to watch the uniaue precision at Bay's maiorettes. FIRST ROW: D. Robinson, C. 'f.'er'dler. SECOND ROW: K. Eehnett, B. Ifofvoe, N, Richie, B. Bartlett, B. Vvizen, B. 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M A ,gi w w i' 'i ww, q cl. x is J W 'H ar 4 If , QX X' gr, K, ' 1 '1 3355 A 4 I 48 .KA Ni 'S j. v. football ROW ONE: N, Carpenter, G. Narks, A. Hoagland, A. Budnick, C. Clark, L. Bolling, F. Funk, E. Mack, T. Kohl, L. Merritt, B. Clark, R. Walker. ROW TWO: Coach Clark, T. Savon, L. Polig, B. Smith, B. Kramp, D. Raines, J. Wright, D. Beedle, D. Miles, M. Cherry, K. Foster, B. Rote, P. Rodman, J. Hamilton, R. Wolf, D. Koelliker, Coach Voiers. ROW THREE: K. Egbertson, J. Sher- The freshmen had a fairly successful season. PO- tentially, they are a better team than their record shows. The sophomores' season, though short, showed O tremendous improvement over their last year's record. 96 J. Navy. man, M. Zirzow, E. Morris, T. Lindstrom, L. Ebersold, L. Chamber- lain, W. Wahl, C. Morris, J. Stewart, C. Downs, K. Hook, C. Krebs, B. Sugden, D. Brush. ROW FOUR: D. Krevison, R. Brozik, B. Day, B, Fursteneau, P. Stover, D. VanAlmen, K. Smith, T. Miller, D. Dolphin, F. Richard, D. Moore, F. Schwedler, B. Delis, FRESHMEN Westlake River North Olmsted Olmsted Falls Avon Lake Fairview SOPHOMORES River River Avon Lake SCO YES BAY OPPONENT 13 7 0 35 0 26 6 T9 32 20 7 13 BAY OPPONENT I3 12 6 12 T2 6 football awards tri-champs Coach Llewellyn, circled by Bob Secrist and Pete Relcstis, co-captains of this year's football squad, proudly displays the trophy our team was awarded for being one part of the Tri-Champions in the Southwestern Conference. otto graham award The Otto Graham Award, presented each year to Bay's most valuable player, is every dream. This year the dream came true Bay's outstanding fullback. avellone award The Avellone Award is presented annually to the senior football player with the highest grades, an achievement well worth acknow- ledging. This year's hard-working recipient was John Upp. football player's for Pete Relcstis, hi hlights :LY Bay's Mighty Rockets got off to a tremendous start this year by avenging themselves on Mentor with a 27-7 victory. With a 26-O score the Rockets won for the 3rd time in a row the Bay-Westlake Little Brown Jug game. At North Olmsted the Rockets met their first and only defeat in a l9-O loss. However this game spurred the Rockets on to win all the remaining games of the year. Playing Medina, Bay brought home a 2l-6 score. Within three minutes after the kickoff of the Olmsted Falls game the Rockets had scored a touchdown. The Blue 8 White finished up with a 28-O win. Then came the River game and another revenge. Fighting both bad weather and the Asian flu, Bay rolled River T4-l3. At the homecoming game Bay trounced Fair- view 38-6, Bay then went to Oberlin to claim the co-championship, winning l3-O. Through a brilliant hard fought season, and a determined desire to win on the part of the whole team, the Pockets became l957 Co-Champions of the Southwestern Conference. BAY OPPONENT Mentor 27 7 Westlake 26 O North Olmsted O T9 Medina 2l 6 Olmsted Falls 28 6 Rocky River I4 13 Fairview 34 6 Oberlin l3 O '56 , , l. ' N 1 3' r wif 9:5 Q Aj S. A?,A'f' - ' ' 5 '+3'3 k -' 5 , 4 ll ..M., A V ' ' Wfff' ., ZMZQ4, , .. , W, . A X 3 f ff 'H' - 'we ,fum I f 1,1-f ,4 .4 'S 1, . f , u I K5 New VII Q K ,km ,gf M kg - 1 sits. if 8 2 I if ,Y as L Q 4? , 1 9? 'Jn- vs lxk 1. 1 r rw P, RQKSMS, B SW' fu, D ,Jrtkcr S'Uf!Qrr bcdy ,vfrri my ve 5-error dose presrlem, Bob Tnbbmrs, urfi rmeymled by Borboro Seeley, Bowne Gorrmrr, Dgfrmy Drcker, cmd George Cleromd, the royal mfrffl F?'QVWflff over We yicferious Fclirvicw AEc1y gorvwi frm wg?-f ond We Homecorvrg dance followmg it. O BC1y,w9 sing thy praises. 44 homecoming Il ...I do prowse... 7 A 541, FIRST ROW: Coach Clark. SECOND ROW: C. Hollows. THIRD ROW: D, Dicker, L. P. Rekstis, D. Statzer, D. Nisbet, B. Juergens, R. Secrist. FIFTH ROW: R. Delis, C G. Cleland. The Rockets got oft to a terrific start this year winning seven out of their first eight games. With all this went a wave of publicity and the rating of the number eight team in the city. About mid-season some- thing went wrong and Bay hit a losing streak. Then a tremendous eftort on the part ot the whole team and the school pulled us out of the slump, and Bay went on to win three out ot their last five games and land a third place tie in the South Western Conference. 102 Smith. FOURTH ROW . Seelboch, J. Cleland SCRAMBLE varsity basketball Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb SCO FBS Opponent Bay Cleveland Lutheran ........ 39 49 Westlake .......... .... 3 O 40 Berea ........... .... 4 9 57 Oberlin ......, .... 4 6 42 Olmsted Falls .. .... 34 38 North Olmsted .... .... 5 2 67 Rocky River ........ ..., 4 5 46 Cleveland Lutheran . . . .... 4l 44 Medina ...... . . .... 36 34 Fairview .... .... 5 3 39 Westlake . . . .... 49 47 Oberlin ..... .... 5 2 43 Olmsted Falls . . .... 56 72 North Olmsted . . . .... 65 5l Rocky River .... .... 6 5 54 Medina . . . .... 48 52 Fairview .... .... 5 O 53 ALLEY-OOP Q , ,ff 'QM 4 '? I Avi! .www tl M F W' Q ff X-ff ' :X Q 5,35 Hn., j 5 athletic coun il '0 f '9l'iM W? H, Secrist, S. Holbin, P. Rekstis, J. Llewellyn, E. Wells, W. Clark, R. Voiers, J. Householder. The Athletic Council is composed of othletic director, the cooches, the principol, ond two students elected by the student body. The high school othletic teoms ond octivities ore sponsored by the Athletic Council. Their duties ore to determine the expenditures ond othletic policies ot the school, to present othletic owords ond honors, ond to give flnol judgment on the new cheerleaders. Coach Llewellyn, Lipoi Here's o letter. . . 107 -nnni Ts! ROW, left to right: D. Nisbet, J. Upp, B. Nagy, L. Myers, G. Shaw, C. Pimsner, D. Hamilton, G. Hinz- man. 2nd ROW: H. Secrist, B. Secrist, R. Counts, C, Seelbach, B. Bare, D. Dicker, P. Rekstis. 3rd ROW: P. Rattray, G, Cleland, G. Randt, D. Mick, D. White, D. Korsgaard, L. Smith, B. Sherman. 4th ROW: B. Lundin T. Schmitz, L, Harris, D. Statzer, R. Smith, T. Franck, J. Zemeck, J. Cleland, D. Griltel. 1 varsit This club provides a goal for many boys at Bay. To become a member, a boy must have earned a letter in a varsity sport. The group's service projects include maintenance of the trophy cases, selling tickets, and ushering at basketball games. ke LEFT: Polish em up! LOWER LEFT The brains of the organiza tionI officers GEOFFERY SHAW . .. ..... ..... P RESIDENT LARRY MYERS .... .. VICE PRESIDENT JOHN UPP ....... .......... T REASURER st GARY HINZMAN ............. SECRETARY DAVE NISBET ..... . .. PROGRAM CHAIRMAN K LEFT TO RIGHT: Audry Schwedler, Gay Hofiman, Gay Halvorsen, Judy Householder, Bonnie Gerlach. c eerleaders Through many hours of hard practice, Bay's cheerleaders strive for good sportsmanship and abounding school spirit at all athletic events. Coached by Mrs. Halbin and headed by Judy Householder, they have stood behind the Rockets and cheered them on to victory all year. Bay can be proud of the cheerleaders' outstanding iob of keeping our school spirit alive. YA, BY GOLLYl AND AWAY WE GOI g. a. a. 8 fi FIRST ROW: J. Dirkse, B. Burt, B. Conaway, M. Ryan, N. Dwyer, B. Metzner, Mrs. Halbin, J. Ashbrook, G. Persch, J, East, I. Ash G. Hallahan. SECOND ROW: B. Bramley, B. Heard, B, Sibcy, R. Swanker, L. Friedrich, B. Wallace, T. Finley, K. Fay, W. Myers, N Rath, G. Grossman, P. Emling, J. Bomgardner, L. Pendy, V. Vickland B, Jenkins, G. Swilik. THIRD ROW: C, Long, J. Kekic, S. Wheeler B, Maben, P. Boden, E. Bruscino, E. Englehart, A. Barschow, G Cain, M, Turner, W. Kitchin, C. Blakeslee, D. Robinson, P. Paulson The girls belonging to GAA meet after school to participate in such sports as soccer, basketball, and baseball. They spend many enioyable hours carrying out the aims ofthe club which include promoting interest in girls' athletics, to create good sportsmanship in all its members, and to give girls a chance to be active in sports. I K. Keller, K. Geftine, S. VanOosten, B. Spangle, J. Watkins FOURTH ROW: S. McMahon, S. Salisbury, K. Counts, J. Eckert, C Wendler, P. Kullrnan, L. Bardes, I. Adamson, J. Berwick, G. Kiclwell K. Tuck, S. Molnar, A, Jones, E, Boren, D, Ebersold, N. Lyss, S Snider, J. Moyer. FIFTH ROW: N, Marshall, K. Eppley, P. Grimes N, Besch, C. Watkins, P. Hollister, S, O'Connor, J. Wilkinson, B Patterson, A. Walker, A. Tillatsan, B. Freiwald, S. Kaswell, C. Cady M. Jones, J. Keene, M. Groth. officers president .... .. Gayle Persch vice president . , .. . Jane Ashbrook secretary ..... . . Betty Iyietzner treasurer . . . . Nancy Dwyer take it easy girls, it's iust a game eaders FIRST ROW: Mrs. Holbin. SEC OND ROW: l. Ash, J, Dirkse S. Kurmcnn, L, Friedrich, M. Zir zow, B. Bclrfleff. THIRD ROW G, Holvorsen, J. Ashbrook, V. Brooks, B. Gerloch, B. Monroe, J. Berwick, L, Weider, E. Boren FOURTH ROW: J. Householder, B. Buri, L. Peridy, D, Ebersold M, Grofh, G. Griffin, G. Kid well, C. Loundy, FIFTH ROW: N Dwyer, S, Sfevens, K. Von Almen, B. Frifz, G. Hoflmon, G Persch, B.Me1zner, 'T These girls goin odmifionce To Leoders Club by possing both o written exorni notion ond o skill test. The club's main purpose is To leod the gym closses but they olso hold severol socicil functions during The yedr including on cinnuol induction dinner for new members. 4 Yoke o piciureeii will los? longer officers president ..... Lindo Pendy vice presidenr .. Barb Burt secretory ...., .. Diane Ebersold Treasurer .. . . Judy Householder administration in-u 1 ' 1 .fra sv ' A' 'X -1. Ugg: . 1' 3 fx -yi I 7 ii-ex - . 5 'uf 'K :Jn 1' 'V f ,aff-A W ' 1 -rj. - ' A 'N . i -if :,. gfi-'14 05 'UTM l.g' .-H p' 1 'B ,, 4 -N k ff! . Y .af ' ,,,X??f ,f A k A f ' ' ' fzwfm., 2 4, , 1 5 4 . ,, Ffhw ' if ' my LA' nv , H 1 Rilwlfa YM' ff M, 6 4, :fav , .f ,,,xf'1 44513 , 1 , . ,wx L fu ,, , 'F A 4' A QL . 0 , , In yy , Dx N , iff 1 it I Q, ag 4, .,. . ,Y i A ww 1 , Q. mi .Af xv' '. xfixuff . aw 'Q Xwsvf ' u y 1 nfl. 1 board of education superintendent Mr. C. M. Patterson, graduate of James Milli- ken University and Ohio State University, has con- sistently maintained high qualities of leadership as the chief administrator ot the Bay Village school system. Problems of rapid growth such as teacher recruitment and planning tor new buildings have been ably met. The unseltlsh civic interest of the elected members of the Bay Village Board ot Education has again been displayed in their carefully planned policies. Ever increasing school enrollments have posed many problems in policy making, maintaining buildings and property, and planning for future expansion. Left to Right: H. B. Armstrong, J. A. Ashby, R. B. Smith, F. J, Sherman, A. V. Hook, Mrs. D. J. Allen, C, M. Patterson. 1 14 assistant principal In his second year at Bay Mr. Judd has be- come more and more an important factor in the administration of our school, No longer a new face, he has become a valuable friend to all. principal This is Mr. VVell's tenth year at Bay High and his second year as our principal. He is a con- scientious guide and advisor to all the student body. ln his expert hands Bay High has developed and prospered. facult Mrs. VIOLET F. CLARK Mrs. VIOLA HESS Secretory Secretory BEDFORD Mrs ETHEL K BLAKE WALDO E BORTZ Mrs HANNAH K Soc Studues Englush 7 Com Moth 8 Bookkeeping School In h munity Chest BA Oberlin Treasurer Ed O tional Honor Society AB Western Reserve Umversnty Reserve University COLBERT CHARLES L CONNELLY ELEANORS CREWS CURTIS DIEDERICH WAYNE F Instrumental Music BM Ed Guldonce Director BA Ohlo Vocol Music BSM Boldwm Genercl Scwence Couch BQ Boldwun Wallace College Wesleyan Unnverslty Wollcce College MM North Ed Western Reserve Um Western Reserve Umversnty western Un ve ty verslty 116 ' If I 1, . ' , ' - - , ' - Lot' I, Frenc I 8t II-Nc- ' - . . ' - B.S. . hio ' ' - . . College. Stcte University, M.A. Smith College, M.A. Western l I ' ' , I 'sl . ' . Mrs HELEN B KIDWELL Miss JANET TOENSING Mrs. ADALINE C. WALKER ANTONACCI SAMUEL Secretory Secretory Secretory Mechcmlcol Drowmg Wood CLARK, WILLIAM J. Moth 7, Algebra, General Moth, Coach - BA, Baldwin Wallace College, MA, Wes- lem Reserve University HOSMER, ROWLAND F. Instrumental Music - B.S Ohio State University, M.A. ln my Opif1lOf1- - - Ohio State University. JOHN, Miss LOVELLA Biology - Future Nurses - B.S. Ed. Western Reserve University. KITZEROW, ROBERT C. Plane Geometry, Solid Ge- ometry, Intermediate and College Algebra, Trigonome- try - I2th Grade Hi-Y - A.B. Findlay College, M.A. Western Reserve University. KLIMKO, MARTIN World History, Sociology, American Government - Stu- dent Council - B.A. Baldwin Wallace College, Cleveland Law School, M.A. Kent State. KLIMKO, Mrs. SHELDON Vocal Music 7, B.S.M. Bald- win Wallace College. LIPA.l, CYRIL M. Mechanical Drawing, Coach - B,S. Ohio State University, M.A. Western Reserve Uni- versity. LLEWELLYN, JACK W. Driver Training, General Business, Coach - B.S. Miami University, M.A. Western Reserve University. 118 MADERA, Miss BARBARA A. MARTIN, ROBERT Home Economics-9th Grade Math 7 8. 8, Jr. Hi-Y - BS, Players - B.S. Wittenberg College. Baldwin Wallace. JOHNSON Miss VIRGINIA JONES, Miss BARBARA KELLAM Mrs ELEANOR H KESSLER Mrs MARGARET Typmg Shorthand Qt Art, Speech, Drornotics - Sr. English Boy Window Librorion Open Book Club Grcde YTeens Commerctcil Art Club, Boy High Ployers, AB 8- AM Western e C ub B A Muskingum A.B. Michigan University, serve University LARSON, R. RUSSELL Art - Art Club, Stoge Crof- ters - Cleveloncl Institute of Art, B.S. Ed. Western Reserve University, M.A. Ohio Stote University. MUELLER FREDERlK PARSONS, A. LLOYD 'ne c n H st y VNC ld H English,S:,ciolStudies-10th tory :lol Sci e Cl b Grode HE-Y - BS, Bowling BA Ohto Vwesleyon Uni Green. Pettllohn Mlss Patrlcla Schumacher Mlss Margaret Sebert Mlss Marvel n Biology Sclence 8 1 roruon Jr Lab ub 8- Bay Bnts YTeens BS Bowling BA Otterbeun College MA Green State Unlverslty Columbia Unlversnty Secrlst Homer Physrcs Plane Geometry Athletnc :rector arsnty B Wooster College MA West ern Reserve Unlversnty Shelton Charles H n Shollenberger John Boys Walter Robert O ng Walton Mlss Jane R c IS I Ann al BA Den: Physical Ed A Oberlln ns 8- ll English Com os: ence Science Cu son Unnversuty MA Western College MEd Pennsylvoma lon BA Western Reserve BSc of Ed OSU Reserve Unlverslty State Unlverslty Wells Mrs Maxine W Worley Mrs Dorothy Voners Rnchard Boy s IH I 8. Fren English Soclal Studies ll Physlccl Educotnon Coach YTeens A B Oberlm Col YTeens AB Western Re BS Mnomx Umversnty ege serve Unuversnty 120 Meyers George Algebra l Prolectnon Club Calxformo State Teachers College .. I . . . - I . I . - E 9- . I - . r ' , ' - 8 - L'b ' - . ' .cl . Iish II uv - ' - , ' - - . . ' . . ' , . . D' - V ' - B.S. , . - E g- , - ' , - - lr - , ' . - S I- I'h, u - .. '- ' .- .B. ' I'hI , ' p'- 7- ' Ib- ' ' , . . , . . ' t' -- . . . . . - . . . , ' ' - B.S. Lat' ll, ch II - 9 ' , ' ' - ' ' , - 1' mamtenance staff Mr Hugh Peterson Mr Theodore Andre Mr Frank Kohler Mr Roy Klein cafeteria Mrs Vnrglma Marqultz Mrs Saroh Schuster Mrs Celia Hogedorn Mrs Helen Glllofh Mrs Leona Lesh 4? senior informals P E 7 1 -jg , f 1 - S f f a ,. . W ? gf? G' 'Z 2 1 X X iwyjvi, Y gist. Y vw' f qu i-'- Y M 2 Q Fri: ,X obj' I ,. V 'J I 142 X M 0' Y fm 1. n 'f . M 44.5 C L - ' I , . ' 1 me A V ,AA iz , ' . ' 231151. ' d' Q ' -' . . Q, ' ' 5 ' ' ' l f 1 ' l.r ' x in Z by g ' bug. 0 Ov 1 .P any , ' M 4 quam, '. av, li , . S 'nn ' Qx . Y A, f my W j, .- ' X X X ' 4 5 GUY ARMSTRONG ix f xxx si ROBERT ACKER Annual 45 Bay Window 3,45 Click 'n Hope lg Community Fund Drive 45 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Proiection Committee lj Social Science Club 45 Stamp Club lj Choir 3,4. fx Click 'n Hope lg Dance Junior Varsity Football l,2, crafters 2,3,45 Stomp Club lg ROBERT AUKENS Hi-Y l,2,3,4. MARILYN BAIN Bennington High l,25 Bay Club 45 March of Coins Point Chairman 45 Circle Band 3,45 Hi'Y l,2,3,45 P,A. Committee 35 Stage- Band l,2,3,45 Treasurer 3. Window 3,45 Commercial Drive 25 Pep Club 3,45 Group 35 Y-Teens 354. BOB TIBBETS Class of '585 President 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Basketball Manager l,2,3,45 Ninth Grade Players lj Science Club lg Social Science Club 35 Sports Statistician 45 Stamp Club lg Varsity B 45 Band l,2,3,4. GEORGE CLELAND Dewitt, New York l,25 Class of '585 Vice-President 45 Annual 45 Community Fund Drive 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Varsity Football 3,45 Basket- ball 3,45 Track 3,45 Pep Club 35 Student Council 45 Varsity B 3,45 Senior Play 4, BARBARA BURT Class of 1585 Secretary 45 Annual 3,45 Bay Bits 25 Bay Window l,35 GAA l,2,3,45 Leaders Club 3,45 Vice-President 45 March of Coins Drive 2,35 Pep Club 35 Red Cross Drive 2,3,45 Circle Group 35 Service Group 25 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 4. GEORGE RANDT Class of '585 Treasurer 1,45 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Treasurer 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball l,35 Varsity B 354. JAMES CLARK Class of '585 Social Chairman 45 Dance Band 3,45 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 President 35 Program Chairman ly Social Chairman 25 Junior Varsity Football 25 Social Science Club 45 Stamp Club I5 Senior Class Play 45 Band i,2,3,4. SANDRA STEVENS John Marshall l,25 Class of '585 Social Chairman 45 Community Fund Drive 25 Leaders Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 Bay High Players 3,45 Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Social Chairman 45 Service Group 25 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Vice-President 45 Circle Group 35 Social Chairman 35 Choir 3,45 Chickalettes 3,4. 'f LY. 444- r' -1 - 'SPP' WILLIAM BRIOLA Bay Window 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Click n Hope I, Community Fund Drive l,2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Pep Club 3, Photo Club I, Quill 8- Scroll 3,4, President 4, Science Club I, Social Science Club 3,4. JOHN CANOYER Annual Staff 3,4, Subscription Head 4, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Baseball 3, Pep Club 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Stamp Club I,2, Secretary 2, Choir 3,4. WILLIAM CHAMBERS Bay Window 3, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Football Manager I,2, 3,4, Pep Club 3, Bay High Players I, Proiection Committee I,2, Social Science Club 3,4, Sports Statistician 4. RICK COUNTS Bay Window l,4, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Library Club l,2, Junior Varsity Football I,2, Track I,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Stamp Club I,2, Student Council I,2,3,4, President 4, Varsity B 2,3,4. JACK BARBER Annual 3,4, Choraleers 4, Click 'n Hope I, President I, Dance Band 3,4, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Junior Varsity Football I,2, Pep Club 3, Bay High Players 4, Social Science Club 3, Stagecratters 2,3,4, President 4, Senior Class Play 4, Thespians 4, Choir 3,4, Band I,2,3,4. BRIAN BATE Click 'n Hope I, Annual 3,4, Hi-Y I,3,4, Junior Varsity Football l,2, Varsity Football 3,4, Track 3, Music Club 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club 3, Social Science Club 4, Varsity B 4, Quiz Bee 2,3, Band I,2,3,4. ELIZABETH BISHOP Annual 4, Bay Window 2,3,4, Choraleers 4, GAA I, March of Coins Drive 2, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 3,4, Chickalettes 3,4, Service Group 2, Y-Teens 'l,2,3,4, Circle Group 3, Treasurer 3, Social Science Club 3,4, Choir 3,4. ELLEN BOREN Annual 4, Bay Window I,2, Community Fund Drive 4, GAA I,2,3,4, Leaders Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, March of Coins Drive 2, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 2,3, Social Science Club 3,4, Service Group 2, Circle Group 3, Treasurer 3, Y-Teens I,2,3,4. JEAN BRICKMAN Commercial Club 3, GAA I, Pep Club 3,4, Social Science Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Service Group 2, Y-Teens I,2,3,4. JOAN BRICKMAN Commercial Club 3, GAA I, Pep Club 3, Social Science Club 3,4, Vice-President 4, Service Group 2, Y-Teens l,2,4. SANDRA DANGLER Bay Window 2,3,45 Community Fund Drive 25 GAA 1,25 March of Coins Drive 35 Pep Club 3,45 Bay High Players 2,3,45 Service Group 25 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Vice President lg Annual 35 Circle Group 3. ROBERT DELIS Hi-Y l,3,45 Baseball 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2, 3,45 Social Science Club 35 Stamp Club l,25 Vice- President 25 Varsity B 4. DENNY DICKER Annual 35 Class of '585 President 25 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Proiection Committee lg Student Council 3,45 Vice-President 45 Varsity B 2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Tribunal 4. JOAN DIRKSE Roosevelt Junior High l5 Zanesville High 25 GAA 3,45 Leaders Club 45 Bay High Players 45 Social Science Club 3,45 Program Chairman 45 Senior Class Play 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Circle Group 3. RUTH DORR Art Club l,2,3,45 Community Fund Drive 25 March of Coins Drive 25 Pep Club 35 Red Cross Drive 25 Sci- ence Club lj Social Science Club 45 Service Club 25 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Circle Group 3. MARILYN DOWLING Annual 3,45 Assembly Committee i5 Bay Window l,2,35 Commercial Club 45 GAA l,25 March of Coins Drive 35 Pep Club 3,45 Ninth Grade Players l5 Red Cross Drive 25 Social Science Club 3,45 Service Group 25 Y-Teens l,2,3,4. 7. gi il' l'xl ' 515, f '. IQ. ,K lllill at ,Mm I M Q 'Y ' 5-9' sa m 1-555551, NANCY DWYER Art Club 2,35 GAA l,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Leaders Club 3,45 Pep Club 35 Service Group 25 Circle Group 35 Y-Teens l,2,3,4. DIANE EBERSOLD Annual Staff 3,45 Bay Window 2,3,45 News Editor 45 Choraleers 3,45 Chickalettes 3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Leaders Club 3,4, Sec. 45 Pep Club 3,45 Girls' State 35 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Choir 2,3,45 Band l,2,3: Quill 8K Scroll 4. JUDY ECKERT Annual 3,45 Art Club 35 Open Book Club l,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Bay High Players 2,3,45 Ninth Grade Players ly Social Science Club 45 Thespians 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Chair 3,4. SALLY ECKERT Annual 45 Art Club 35 Open Book Club l,2,3, Pub- licity Chairman 35 Pep Club 3,45 Bay High Players 2,3,45 Ninth Grade Players l, Treasurer l5 Social Science Club 45 Thespians 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 National Honor Society 4. NANCY FARMER Indianapolis 2,3, Annual 4, Bay Bits 4, Bay Window I,4, Business Manager 4, GAA I, Pep Club 4, Bay High Players 4, Ninth Grade Players I, Social Sci- ence Club 4, Senior Class Play 4, Y-Teens I,4, Service Group 2, Quill 81 Scroll 4. MIKE FARRELL Morengo High I,2,3, Hi-Y 4. LYNNE FAY Art Club 2, Click 'n Hope I, March of Coins Drive 2, Red Cross Drive 2, Social Science Club 4, Service Group 2, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Circle Group 3. THOMAS FLAHERTY Annual 3,4, Art Editor 4, Bay Bits 4, Art Editor 4, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Track l,2,3, P,A. Committee 2, Stage- crafters 3,4, Treasurer 4, Quill 81 Scroll 4, Bay Window 4, Art Editor 4. ROBERT FREIWALD Bay Window 4, Hi-Y 3,4, Social Science Club 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Stamp Club I,2, Treasurer 2, Band I. VERA FRIO Annual 3,4, Bay Window 2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Ninth Grade Players I, Service Group 2, Thespians 3,4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Quill 81 Scroll 4. BONNIE GERLACH Annual 3,4, Bay Window I,3, Cheerleader 3,4, Com- munity Fund Drive 3,4, GAA I, Homecoming Court 4, Leaders Club 3,4, March of Coins Drive 2, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 2,4, Ninth Grade Players I, Senior Class Play 4, Service Group 2, Y-Teens I,2, 3,4, President I,4, Social Chairman 3, National Honor Society 4. THOMAS GLASSELL Annual 4, Advertising Manager 4, Bay Window 3, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Track I, Pep Club 3, Social Science Club 3, Choir 4. BONNIE LU GOBEILLE Lakewood l,2, Pep Club 4, Social Science Club 4, Y-Teens 4. WILLIAM GORIE St. Ignatius I,2,3, Bay Window 4, Hi'Y 4, Bay High Players 4, Social Science Club 4. VIRGINIA HOLDA Annual 4, March of Coins Drive 3, Click 'n Hope I, Pep Club 3,4. LYNETTE HOUK Annual 3,4, Bay Window 2,3,4, Choraleers 4, Circle Group 3, Community Fund Drive 2, March of Coins Drive 2, Pep Club 3, Bay High Players 2,3,4, Pro- gram Chairman 4, Secretary 3, Ninth Grade Players I, Chicalettes 3,4, Social Science Club 4, Senior Class Play 4, Service Group 2, Thespians 4, Vice-President 4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Choir 3,4. .IUDY HOUSEHOLDER Annual 3,4, Staff Head 3,4, Athletic Council 4, Bay Window 3, Cheerleader 3,4, Homecoming Queen 4, Leaders Club 4, Treasurer 4, March of Coins Drive 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 2, Ninth Grade Players I, Secretary I, Service Group 2, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Choir 3,4 DANIEL HOUSMAN Frank B. Willis High School I,2, H'-Y 3,4, T'a:k 3,4. GAYLE GRIFFIN Annual 3,4, Assembly Committee 2, Bay Bits I, Bay Window I,2,3,4, Community Fund Drive 3,4, GAA I, Leaders Club 4, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 2,3, 4, Ninth Grade Players I, Senior Class Play 4, Serv- ice Group 2, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Program Chairman I,4. JOANNE HAGEDORN Assembly Committee 3, Pep Club 4, Ninth Grade Players I, Service Group 2, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Circle Group 3. JUDY HALLBERG Annual 4, Coeditor 4, Art Club I,2,3, GAA I,3, Bay High Players 2,3,4, Ninth Grade Players I, Stagecrafters 2,3,4, Senior Class Play 4, Thespians 3,4, President 4, Y-Teens 3,4, Treasurer 4, Publicity Chairman 3, Choir 4, Quill 8- Scroll 4. DALE HAMILTON Annual 4, Bay Window I, Choraleers 4, Click 'n Hope I, Program Chairman I, Class of '58 Social Chairman I,3, Community Fund Drive 4, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Football I,2,3,4, Proiection Committee I, Social Science Club 3,4, Stagecrafters I,2,3,4, Senior Class Play 4, Varsity B 4, Choir 3,4. KAREN HAYDUK Bay Window 3, Commercial Club 4, Pep Club 3,4, Ninth Grade Players I, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Future Nurses Club 4, Treasurer 4. GARY HINZMAN Class of '58 Vice-President 3, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, Football I,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Social Science Club 3, Student Council 4, Treasurer 4, Varsity B 3,4, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 4, Tribunal 4. vf SUZANNE HOWARD Fairmont High School l,2,3, GAA 3, Pep Club 4, Bay High Players 4, Y-Teens 4, Band 4. EDWARD HUBBARD Lewiston-Porter High School l,2, Annual Staff 3,4, Photo Editor 4, Bay Window 3, Track Manager 3,42 National Honor Society 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Social Science Club 3, Choir 3,4. JACQUELYN HYLKEMA Annual 4, Commercial Club 3,4, Secretary 4, GAA 111 l,2, Pep Club 3,4, Social Science Club 3, Service Group 2, Y-Teens l,2,3,4. ROBERT INDERMAUR Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Junior Varsity Football l,2, Track l,2,3. JANET JACOBY Annual 4, Typing Editor 4, Class of '58, Secretary- Treasurer 2, President 3, Choir 2,3,4, Choraleers 3, 4, Chickalettes 3,4, Choir Co-President 4, Student DOROTHY JONES Annual 4, Bay Window 2,3, Open Book Club I,2,3, Vice-President 2, Pep Club 3,4, Social Science Club 3,4, President 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Bay Players 3. JUDY JONES Annual 3,4, Art Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, GAA 2, Pep Club 2, Bay High Players 3,4, Ninth Grade Players I, Stagecrafters 4, Senior Class Play 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Circle Group 3, Click 'n Hope I. DIANE KEPES Bay Window 2,3, Commercial Club 3,4, Music Club 2, Pep Club 3, Bay High Players 2,3,4, Social Science Club 2, Service Group 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4. VIRGINIA KIDWELL Annual Staff 3,4, Layout Editor 4, Assembly Com- mittee 3, Bay Window 2,3,4, Choraleers 4, GAA l,2,3,4, Leaders Club 4, Open Book Club l,2,3, Pep Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Bay High Players 3,4: Chick- alettes 3,4, Yfleens l,2,3,4, lnterclub 4, Choir 2,3,4, Quill 81 Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. lj, .Fx Q il Council 3,4, Secretary 4, Homecoming Co-Chairman 4, Circle Group 3, Service Group 2, Y'Teens l,2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 2, Quill 81 Scroll 4, Citizen of the Month 4. PETER JENSEN Bay Window 3,4, Click 'n Hope I, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, P.A. Committee 3, Pep Club 3, Bay High Players 2, 3,4, Ninth Grade Players l, Social Science Club 3. SALLY KURMAN Annual 3,4, GAA I, Leaders Club 2,4, Pep Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Bay High Players 3,4, Ninth Grade Players I, Red Cross Drive 2, Serv- ice Group 2, Thespians 4, Program Chairman 4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Social Chairman 4, Circle Group 3, Future Nurses Club 4, Program Chairman. DONNA LANTRY Commercial Club 3, Pep Club 3, Y-Teens 2,3. DAVID LARKIN Dance Band I, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Basket- ball Manager I,2, Music Club 2, National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, P.A. Committee 3,4, Pep Club 3, Bay High Players 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Science Club I, Sports Statistician 3, Stamp Club I, President, Senior Class Play 4, Thespians 3,4, Treasurer 4, Band I,2,3,4. SUSAN LAVERTY Annual 3,4, Bay Window I,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 2,3,4, Ninth Grade Players I, Senior Class Play 4, Service Group 2, Circle Group 3, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Social Science Club 4, Thespians 4, Secretary 4, SUSAN LEAHY Annual 3, Art Club I, Bay Window I, Ninth Grade Players I, Social Science Club 3, Stagecrafters I,2, 3,4, Secretary 2,4, Y-Teens I,3. DORIS LENARD Annual 4, Commercial Club 4, Bay Players I, Bay Window 4, GAA I,2,3, Pep Club 3,4, Red Cross Drive 2, Social Science Club 3,4, Service Group 2, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Circle Group 3. ,W A ..,..,,. 'S 1 l li KAREN LUECKE Bay Window 2,4, Open Book Club I, P,A, Com- mittee 3, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 2,3,4, Ninth Grade Players I, Service Group 2, Thespians 3,4, LORENA MAZZOLINI Annual 3,4, Literature Editor 4, Bay Window 3,4, Editorial Editor 4, Community Fund Drive 2, GAA I,2, Future Nurses Club 4, Vice-President 4, March of Coins Drive 2, Pep Club 3,4, Program Chairman 4, Bay High Players 2,3,4, Social Chairman 3, Presi- dent 4, Ninth Grade Players I, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Secretary 4, Service Group I, Thespians 3,4,, DIANE MERIAM Bay Window 3,4, Clicldn Hope I, Class of '58 Sec- retary 3, GAA 2, Choir 4, Library Club I,2, March of Coins Drive 2,3, Open Bock Club 2, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 4, Service Group 2, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Music Chairman I,3, Circle Group 3. WILLIAM MERRIWETHER Annual 3,4, Community Fund Drive 3,4, Hi-Y I,2,3, Vice-President I, President 2, Chaplain 4, Choir 3,4, Bay Window 2, Tribunal 3. BETTY METZNER Art Club 2,3, Treasurer 3, GAA l,2,3,4, Secretary 4, March of Coins Drive 3,4, Leaders Club 3,4, Pep Club 3, Service Group 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Circle Group 3, Band l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4. DOUGLAS MICK Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2, P.A. Com- mittee 3, Bay High Players 2,4, Projection Committee l,2, Science Club l, Social Science Club 4, Stamp Club l, Varsity B 3,4, Band l,2, Art Club 4. JACK MILLER Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Football 2, Band l,2,3,4. SANDRA MOISIO Harding Junior High l, Parma 2, Commercial Club 4, GAA 3, Y-Teens 3,4. BARBARA MONROE Annual 3,4, Bay Window l,2, GAA l,2, Leaders Club 3,4, March of Coins Drive 2,3,4, P,A. Committee 4, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4, Red Cross Drive 2,3,4, Service 2, Thespians 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Circle Group 3, Band l,2,3,4, Majorette l,2,3,4. LARRY MYERS Choraleers 4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Basketball l, Pep Club 3, Varsity B 3,4, Vice-President 4, Choir 2,3,4, President 4, Baseball 3. x 'X 'bf' P ff i qo- C WILLIAM NAGY Art Club I, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Chaplain 2, Music Chair- man 3, Football l,3,4, Track 2, Pep Club 3, Ninth Grade Players l, Social Science Club 3, Stamp Club I, Varsity B 3,4, Click'n Hope l, Bay Window l,2. DAVID NISBET Annual 3,4, Bay Window 2, Choroleers 4, Click'n Hope l, Vice-President, Community Fund Drive 3, Dance Band l,2, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Bas- ketball l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Pep ClUlJ 3: Red CYOSS Drive l, Student Council 4, Varsity B 3,4, Program Chairman, Choir 3,4, Band l,2. SALLY O'CONNOR Annual 3,4, Art Club l,2, GAA 4, Open Book Club l,2, Social Science Club 4, Serivce Group 2, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Circle Group 3. SHARON O'NEAL Annual 4, Bay Window 3, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 3,4, Choir 4, Y-Teens 3,4. LINDA ROTH Annual 3,45 Bay Window 35 Class of '18 President 15 Community Fund Drive ly National Honor Society 3,45 Open Book Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Pep Club 3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 Bay High Players 35 Ninth Grade Players I5 Red Cross Drive 25 Social Science Club 35 Student Council 2,4, Corresponding Secretary 45 Service Group 25 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Choir 45 Circle Group 4. JEAN RUBY Annual 3,4, identification Stal? Head 45 Bay Window l,35 Class of '58 Treasurer 35 GAA l,25 March of Coins Drive 25 National Honor Society 3,4, Social Chairman 45 Pep Club 35 Bay High Players 35 Ninth Grade Players lg Senior Class Play 45 Service Group 25 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Circle Group 35 Choir 2,3,4. CONNlE RUETER Annual 3,45 Bay Window 152,35 Chickalettes 3,45 Choraleers 45 Ninth Grade Players lp Y-Teens l,2, 3,4, Inter-Club Representative 35 Service Group 25 Circle Group 3, Secretary 35 Choir 2,3,4. SHEILAH RYAN Bay Window l,2,3g GAA lg Pep Club 3,45 Red Cross Drive 25 Service Group 25 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Nurse's Club 4. MARTHA PATTERSON Annual 3,45 Bay Window l,2,3,4, Advertising Manager 45 Open Book Club l,2,3, Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Pep Club 3,45 Social Science Club 3,4, Treas. 45 Senior Class Play 45 Y5Teens l,2,3,4, Service Chairman 45 Future Nurses Club 4, Pres, 45 Chair 3,45 National Honor Society 4. LINDA PENDY Art Club 35 GAA I,2,35 Leaders Club 3,4, Vice- President 3, President 45 Pep Club 35 Bay High Players 2,35 Y-Teens 2,3. GAYLE PERSCH Ninth Grade Players lg Art Club l,2,3, President 25 GAA l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Leaders Club 3,45 Pep Club 35 Service Group 25 Circle Group 35 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Publicity Chairman 4. CHARLES PIMSNER Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Song Leader 45 Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball l,25 Track lg Pep Club 35 Senior Class Play 45 Varsity B 3,4. PETER RATTRAY Annual 3,4, Co-editor 45 Homecoming Co-Chairman 45 Bay Window 2,3, Subscription Manager 35 Community Fund Drive 3,4, Chairman 45 Hi-Y i,2,3,4, Vice- Pres. 35 Football i,2, Manager 3,45 Track 2,35 Quill and Scroll 3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Varsity B 45 Choir 3,45 Citizen of the Month. PETER REKSTIS Athletic Council 45 Class of '58 Social Chairman l, Vice-President 25 Hi-Y i,2,3,4, Vice-President I, Presi- dent 2, Secretary 45 Homecoming King 45 Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1,35 Social Science Club 35 Senior Class Play 45 Varsity B 2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4. kg: ,X LORNE SEIDMAN Culver l,2, Hi,Y 3, Pep Club 3, Bay High Players 4, Social Science Club 3,4. PRISCILLA SHAFER Commercial Club 3,4, Program Chairman 4, Peip Club 3,4, Service Group 2, Y-Teens I,2,3,4. GEOFFERY SHAW Annual 3,4, Bay Window 3,4, Class af '58 Social Chairman 3,4- Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Program Chairman 3, Social 8. Program Chairman 4, Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Choir 4, Varsity B 4, President 4. THOMAS SHEA Mellon Junior High I, Mt. Lebanon High 2,3, Annual 4, Hi-Y 4, Bay High Players 4, Sports Broadcaster 4, Social Science Club 4. KENNETH SCHEU RER Hi-Y 3,4. DAVID SCHRADE Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Sergeantrat-Arms 4, Foot- ball I, Baseball 2,3. CAROL SCHULTZ Annual 3,4, Bay Window l,4, Community Fund Drive I,2, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 2,4, Red Cross Drive 2, Service Group 2, Y'Teens I,2,3,4. ROBERT SECRIST Choraleers 4, Click'n Hope I, President I, Dance Band 4, German Band I,3, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Sergeant- at-Arms 3, Football I,2,3,4, Captain 4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Track I, Pep Club 3, Varsity B 3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4. CHARLES SEELBACH Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Track I, March of Coins Drive I, P.A. Committee I, Red Cross Drive I, Varsity B 2,3,4, Pep Club 3. BARBARA SEELEY Upper Darby I,2, Homecoming Court 4, March of Coins Drive 3, Pep Club 3,4, Bay High Players 4, Service Group 3, Y-Teens 3,4. RICHARD SILAGY Hi-Y 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Social Science Club 3, Sports Statistician 4. GEOFFREY SMITH Hi-Y I,2,3g Pep Club 3, Science Club 2, Vice-President 2g Social Science Club 3g Choir 3,4. LYNDA SPANG Annual 3g Bay Window I,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Com- munity Fund Drive 2, Future Nurses Club 4, Pep Club 35 Bay High Players 2g Red Cross Drive 25 Service Group Qi Y-Teens I,2,3,4. JAMES STEGENS Bay Window 3,45 Hi-Y 3,4g Bay High Players 2,3,4p Science Club I, Social Science Club 2,4, Stamp Club If Thespians 3,4. SHARON STONE Oak Park l,2,3. RICHARD TASHJIAN Proiection Committee I. ff L Ag . v- 'R.7 Q5 his h , s -4 54 i Q in. CHARLES TENNANT Lima Senior High School l,2,37 Hi-Y 4. JAMES TOEPHER Choraleers 3,4p Class of '58 Treasurer If Hi-Y 3,47 Choir 2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, German Band 4. DOROTHY TOWN Commercial Club 3,-'1, President 4, Community Fund Drive 4, Pep Club 3,4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4g Ninth Grade Players I, Bay Window I. KAREN TUCK Boy Window I,2,3,4, Community Fund Drive 2,3, GAA l,2,4p March ot Ccins Drive 2: Bay High Players 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Service Group 2, Secretary 2, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Future Nurses Club 4, Secretary 4. JOHN UPP Annual 45 Choraleers 45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Hi-Y I,2, 3,45 Vice'President 25 Football I,2,3,47 Basketball I,25 Track I,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, Social Chairman 45 Pep Club 35 Social Science Club 45 Student Council 4, Parliamentarian 45 Varsity B 253,45 Choir 2,3,45 Bond I,2,3,4. KAREN VAN ALMEN Choraleers 45 Class of '58 Social Chairman 2,35 Leaders Club 45 Pep Club 3,4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4g Bay High Players 25 Chickalettes 3,45 Social Science Club 35 Service Group 25 Y-Teens I,2,35 Choir 3,45 Art Club I5 Future Nurses Club 4. 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