Brunswick High School - Devils Diary Yearbook (Brunswick, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

u Z? fi. I '54 E5 THE 1956 CLASS OF BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS v JJ, ...Tx DMA Dv FOREWORD We are proud to bring you this first edition of the Devils' Diary , and wish to take this opportunity to recognize the efforts of the man most res- ponsible for its com- pletion, Mr. B ur to n Zimmerman. MI. Zimmerman came to us from Seville, where he had previously helped the Seville Seniors produce a successful y e a r b o o k. His organizing ability and extensive know- ledge of photography formed the foundation upon which the yearbook was built. Not to be overlooked are the excellent develop- ing and enlarging equipment provided by the school. Nothing very worthwhile can be produced without teamwork and our Annual is no exception. So this year's team wished next year's team all the luck in the world, confident in the knowledge that if they receive half the help we did, they cannot help but do all right. CONTENTS FOREWORD. . . - DEDICATION . . . - ADMINISTRATION. . - FACULTY ..... - SENIORS ...... - UNDERCLASSMEN . . - SPORTS . . - ACTIVITIES . . . - ADVERTISEMENT S . - DEDICATION The chorce of dedrcauon was not an easy one There are many faculty members who merit thrs sort of student recognrtion As a person progresses in school he realizes more and more the help hrs teachers have been to hrm An understanding faculty is one of the greatest assets a school can possess A good teacher makes any course rnterestmg He can tell when to join rn classroom antrcs and when to remam aloof and rn so dorng Such a teacher IS Mr Vrsintarner A respected teacher such as he has a large amount of rnfluence upon a students way of thinkmg He is helping to mold the future of the natxon This ts a brg responsrbrhty If all the teachers rn Amerrca put forth the effort Mr Vlsrntarner does the burden of runmng tlus old world would become a much lrghter task 3 command the respect of his students without becdming oppressive. ADMINISTRATIGN PRINCIPAL Dictionaries are full of superlatives, but whex it comes to describing our principal, the book of Webster is woefully inadequate. Maude Edwards has dedicated herself to the task of changing and adjusting Brunswick's educational program to keep in step with the ever-increasing enrollment and expanding facilities. In six brief years at Brunswick, she has gained the love, admiration, and respect of allwho knowher, whether they be teacher, student, parent, or alumnus. In short, She's the greatest! I I I 4 SUPERINTENDENT No period in all Brunswick school history has presented greater problems and challenges thanhavethe last seven years. And certainly no school administrator could have handled these issues of growth and expansion as did our superintendent. Since his arrival in 1948, Mr. Towsleehasseenthe school population rise from 500 to almost 1300, He has presided over the tran- sition from one small building to two large ones. ln this trying period of bond issues, tax problems,expansion, federal aid, state aid, and overflowing classrooms, we are indeed fortunate in having a tried and true expert at the helm of our ship of education. MRS. EVELYN DONAHUE School Secretary MRS. BERNICE Social Studies MISS MARY LOU BRUNSKILL Home Economics FARKAS MR. HARMENT FRAGASSE Art MRS. GEN EVIEVE GOODWIN English MRS. MYRTLE LENKAITAS Vocal MISS LEONA LEE MARRA Physical Education MR. WILLIAM PEARCE Industrial Arts MRS. ELAIN PICO English-Social Studies MR. ROLAND PLATZ Basketball -Physical Education MRS. OPAL RAESE English MR. JAMES READER Vocal MR. ALBERT SEGO Band-Instrumental LARITA MARLENE SIMCOX Commercial MR. KERMIT SMULBACK Football Coach-Physical Education MR. LOUIS TOSI Driven Education 1 .wwf Superintendent C. R. Towslee, Alwin Wolff, Edward Scheiman, Clerk: Myron Chidsey, Presidentg Frank Gibson, Vice-Presidentg Harry Shackleton, George Vehlber, BGARD OF EDUCATION Edna Uhler, Mildred Zietlow, Grace Behner, Helen Moran, Mary Nandrasy, Mary Miktuk,Manager. Q5 J' 'Q -f -mn-ww .Q -. ,V 1.5. , t -i1 ' 1: k ,,,w., Wzvv ii' , P' CP 5 df' 1 5 3 '-,Q h af .fi w.,,J llF1f lgl if faffzlfi Swi iw. ' Qiive' ,521 wx Wi, , W' - ' 1 , 1 fi? ,fue -1'-'f - . . 1, ww .VY -. ' ,f ., N, , w Sig' M . K. 5 ff, w-1 , nf 1 -4 5. 7 . 9? f , V- , ' ' if i1 J 5' 96.3171- fx 'I 171, HK af ' 3- ,fl if 1 A N ' ' , i 9: . M311 fa 5 W , V J-M ,W c ' A 1, -w. ' , -er , ' Muff t 3' -7 ' i? i ffi 34 Y. f .235 1 rm ,Z H55 1 ,Q 3 as Q i 4 1:9 ix, jg' 5, ' x ' 1 1351 ' I AN WK 3 3 x as J 1- gg, 23 M 99 x:i1'M,-2, 2 ..- 1, ,.,.,, f, ,,, .W ,,v..1,, f .. new af fn '45?? 'fJ ,fcmffw 1 w K ' -fs' H25 : ii 4 -- x J ,b I Tl , U n Q 22 if Q Fi 5.321 ' FSEEF' -if ' f eff' wig, ,e W ,A YS, .x ,NZ a.. , 5 QL, 3 Ai .f 5 Ei 4 ,. 33? 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LAL YZ RESIDENT P R ELLE MU THOMAS FRIDAY: MAY 242 1956 A Mrs. Myrtle CA Tlolv NY. ..N N .........,,..,.....NN.x........N.NN..,N.. 1 . . ,.....,q,,,,,.....,Y,A.,...,., ... ..q,,,, , Rek PASTOR OF BRUNSWICK C PASTOR OF BRUNSWICK METHODIST Hlgh S011 cLAsS PEESIDENTS ADDRESS Thomas RW ' Smm' VOCAL SELECTION Senior A .......... High Sc-11001 llnxed Chorus SALUTA TOR? Ri N ...,,..... ........... R .N th S. S 'th ev a an lm VOCAL SOLO ........ ........ J ane Donahue ......,. Mrs. Myrtle Lelzlraitis VALEDICTORY .......E.....,....,...,....... . ..,,,EE Florence Sv D PRESENTATION OF SPEAKER .ss.s..s....EE.....s.... -S' QNOR STUDENTS CLASS ADDRESS ......SSS,.S AS.S,.. TT DOROTHY MAQGREGOR MONICA S-'QSALAR VOCA JANE DONAHUE JANE DICKERHOFF LEE WALTER DON4 ' Q ' 1 I l r 1+ dl Q. K., ' A if CLASS Wlll We the Class of 56 bemg of sound mmd strong body and undefat1gablesp1r1t do as IS con slstent wlth the poltctes of heretofore mentxoned satd class bequeath generously g1ve and mdxgnantly dump upon the cowermg Jumors the followlng IIBIUS properues domxmons and mtangtbles Florence Scott leaves to Carol Culker her abtlxty to wxse off at the naxve faculty at every opportumty Bob Keller Carol Soch1nsky and Mxldred Kollar Jomtlv w1l1 thexr unflmshed poker hand to Joe Furtn To Shelby Dxshmon, Harland Chldsey leaves h1s beautlfully arranged pa1nstak1ngly gathered and hand pol1shed collectxon of sea shells Ken Thewhs grants to Fred Valenttne all rrghts prtvlleges and dublous honors connected wxth the 9th place and flrst row posttion LH the school parkmg lot Momca Sasalar Sh1r1ey Thomason and Ed Pawlus leave thexr pearl handled two barreled 100 shot no leak squlrt gun plus a two years supply of dtstxlled water to Clayton BenJam1IL Dave Case leaves wrth tmmeasurabledxspleasurehls radxator sxde posmon rn study hall 109 to B111 Mrktuk. Ruby Hrggms bestows upon Delores Wagner her half full bottle of Carter s Lxttle Llver P1lls J ane Donahue generously glves to 11m Meacher the full prlce of Manhattan Island S24 OO worth of Genume Wampum. J rrn Coughlm recelves from Elame Hamer 5 pounds of assorted simulated gold medals rangrng from a good conduct medal to dlsllllglllshed balcony patrollmg. Carolyn Schouhn leaves to Luc1lle Karder pracucally everythmg lstghj Nancy Mellar s gxft from J ack1e Bresky IS a complete Lmused set of Encyclopedlas Don Towslee has grac1ously consented to leave h1s genutne Mrckey Mouse Club hat and t sh1rt to B111 J aeckel Lucky Sheha Eberhart receives from Rxta Laub her qu1et shy and modest manner Harry Keck Ron Scherban and Marge Kollar joxntly bequeath to Gordon Hunter thelr good natured outlook on school and fond adm1rat1on of the faculty To Allen Bowman IS left by Wesley Weth Ed Kytta and Carol Pawlus supertor skill with a needle and thread Nancy Wetherwax gxves to Myrna Yearxck the ablhty to unfalhngly turn the other check D1ck Holt and Dlck Wxlle think they are SAFE to QIVC OUT thexr off1c1al Horsehtde Baseball and hardwood bat to Bob Strtke Dave Taylor recelves from Ntck Loeber and Shtrley Krupla that early mornmg sparkle that lS found xn so ew Bob Galloway and Sharlene Cole w1ll to Barbara Chamey a well tra1ned and expertly orgamzed Three Rxng Flea ctrcus Cplus equlpmentj Elolse Craddock gratefully recelves from Dorothy MacGregor and Stacxa Novxtsky a one half year sub scnptxon to True Ltes the magazxne for eastly excxted young glrls Jane Drckerhoff leaves to Tamera Warfteld her Kodak Brownxe Camera and a 314 full bottle of Hypo 24 Lee Walter and Dave Goodyear have left to Jxm Ames a 3 year frog hunters hcense good any where mn contmental U S A J ack Heyd rece1ves from the lxbrary of D1ck G1bbs the complete works and most mfur1at1ng speeches of Alf Landon. B111 Fish leaves to Ruth Keller the strong deslre to have the fastest Ford ID Brunswtck Owen Butler manages to get Walter D1gl1s s Date Book t1me tested by hundreds of young Bachelors George Hutchmson has cons1gned h1s Tony Curtxs type curls to Karl Novotony Nancy Laska IS w11led Rhamagene Cam s f1ery excttable temper to be used w1th extreme caut1on Sandra Calta has walted for years to glve lack of patlence to Joyce Mladek Loretta Houser wxlls her calf skm chrome plated track shoes to Lmda Prestwood Pat Wtddrfteld and Tom Mueller leave to J 1m Rohacs the secret of Room 301 fwouldn t you hke to knowp Karl Reader wtlls to Janxce W1denmeyer h1s thorough dtsregard for Webster and h1s book when wrttmg WIHS and stuff Dxck Ehas rermts to Harry Hemly the power to hypnouze Butterflles and to convtnce them they re Bowues John Towslee ICCEIVBS from Beverly Kruse the rxght to converse extemporaneously for unhmlted pertods wlth whomever he chooses Dave Ch1dsey leaves a tra11 of broken hearts to Bob Valent1ne Sylvester Calta wxlls a k1ss tn the dark to Joan Rolls and Sandra Russell. Ioan Treese leaves no stone unturned to Kay Schopp Last but not fxrst R1ta Mack glves a lot of motherly adv1ce to B111 Shevalter 'UD 25 BANQUET AND PROM H f Y QUEEN MONICA AND KING EDWARD WHOS 4-K. NICEST Loretta Houser and Bob Galloway T . l CUTEST Rita Mack and Harland Chidsey MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Wetherwax and Tom Muellar MOST POPULAR Jane Dic kerhoff an Ed Kytta MOST ATHLETIC Jane Donahue and Nick Loeber WITTIEST Stacia Novitsky and Karl Reader I ? s BEST LOOKING Carolyn Schoulin and Ed Kytta MOST INTELLIGENT Karl Reader and Monica Sasalar CLASS PBOPHECY Peacel Welcome to another sesston of your ravmg reporter Bob Galloway Well frlends here we are agatn on that famous corner of Ohlo s largest metropolxs Brunswlck s own 42 and 303 For the past 10 years we have been mtervtewxng the natxves tn th1s world famous commerce center and have wltnessed tts phenomenal growth We were here when they ftmshed that One Level canal to the atlanttc so Brunswtck could be on the sea coast Re member when we tntervtewed tts chtef engtneer Wesley Welh and one of the head dtggers Don Towslee Ftnanctal wlzzard Dxglts of Keller D1gl1s and Case flgures that tt wtll pay for tt self tn 12 O00 years Who s th1s approch1ng1n a Gos11kell hole tn head etght wtth searsuck er seat covers and gold plated dual dlDStlCkS9 Yes I beheve tt ts movxe star Dtck Gtbbs and h1s prtvate secretary Mtss Carolyn Schouhn Mechanlc Ed Kytta clatms he has nursed 1600 horsepower out of the car He says You can t always use 1t, but tt s ntce to know tt s there Don t truss Rtta Laub s next ptcture The Re turn of the Goobers ably produced by that female movle magnete Rhaymagene Cam. Here comes a d1st1nqLushed lookxng gentleman Par don Me str aren t you Dtck Holt owner of that coast to coast Lad1es Ltngerte Cham Holts Hostery lS world famous Today frlends as a speclal treat we are now gotng to the Sleepy Hollow Mun1c1palStad1um where the Wetherwax wonder outdoor, 2nd floor, top drawer clrcus ts performmg Excuse me frtends wlulel try to catch the eye of the fellow selhng ctrcus pro grams hey Tom, Tom Mueller how about one of your sod spectal programs My thxs hst of performers looks tmpresstve Let ssee there s roadeo star Ron Scherban and h1s wonder horse Chump Next there s the spectacular kmfe throwmg team Bev Kruse and Stacta Novxtsky the funny part about thts act IS that both gtrls throw knlves Thts circus has one of the best arxalactstnthe coumy featurlng the lovely Rtta Mack on the trapeze Well Isee by my atornlc astronomlcally perfect Hutchtnson made wnst watch that we sttll have enough nme before the show starts to v1s1t thestde show Lookfrtendsl Here s frxvolus Florence Scott the tatooed won derwoman Next we see that mevltable ctrcus strongman Wee Dtckte Wtlle who was hfted unaxded a full grown gnu So much for the curcus greater mterests becken Next on our tour we have the Ken Thewhs Portable Brewery Company Makers of the btggest do tt yourself k1t on the market Housewtfe Shxrley Thomason says that tt s stmple to lnstall and easyto operate Because Brunswtck has grown so raptdly con structton manager Ed Pawlus of the Goodyear Constructlon Company explams busmess ts boommg, Tax consultant Harland Chtdsey says Goodyear just calls the Government and asks them how much they need Let s move our mob1le untt next tnto the Ctdermtll Speedway to see the women s f1rst annual stock car race event Many of the gtrls recelved thetr tratmng tn the hlgh school drtvmg class Tontght veterln drtver HIGH SPEED Htggtns IS favored over and 1mpress1ve lxst of female daredevtls amoung them are HURRICAN Houser and MERCILOUS MacGregor drtvmg a B111 Ftsh specxal w1th overdrove Thts fine dxrt track was butlt under much protest by the Lacy League Country Club headed by town elders Ntck Loeber and Sylvester Calta who satd the notse would dxsrupt the 17th Hole Puttmg Green well t1me s awastmg and we sttll haven t seen the Keck Caverns formerly the Brunswtck Stltca Company before the stones ran out Geolo gtst Sharlene Cole says the hugh glacter that depostted the gravel has gone back for more rock Also we haven t looked tnto the Shtrley Krupla Cannery where Good Old loveable, canned When asked 1f her Job ever grew bormg and monotonous head canner Carol Pawlus re phes Yes One busmess tn Brunswtck IS usually overlooked and bemg slaves to con venuon we w1ll also overlook tt Appeartng to be senttmentahsts the Bruns wxck Chamber of Commerce headed by Dave Chxdsey refused to tear down the orxglnal town hall so upon the suggestlon of farmer Dtck Eltas lt was sold as a corncrlb and Imtght say tt ts admlrably smted for the purpose Brunswtck IS rtghtfully proud of ll s fme Cxvxl Defense Statxon sttuated on top of every one of the Zlmmerman department stores and now extendtng tts control over the enttre western hemtsphere Everyday summer or wmter ram or shtne the Brunswxck Un1t spots ptgeon fancter Ela1ne Hamer s flock comtng home to roost We have recexved permlssxon from head man Lee Walter to VISII the famous Brunswtck Shuttle Track Ratlroad the only Railroad says engmeer Sandra Calta that operates completely on a 57 grade and rusty track The gxrl scout troop headed by Jack1e Bresky chartered the ratlroad thxs week to rush the gtrl s cookles stratght to the canal for world wxde export . . , . . I , n l I I - . . ' . , . - v ' ' - ' g I tt n tt u ' ' - - u . on ' ' ' , . ll - 11 ' ' ' . . . . . . ' . . . . . ' . . , . . . . - , . ., . ,, -. - - . . - . . - . D . . . . . . . . ll I ' I . ' ' I - ' 1 ' - U n ' 1 I . . - ' I lg - ' ' . - ll ' ' D . 4 - - - I ' ' c 9 I . , . as u O I ' ' ' ' ' ' . Aunt Treese's candied caviar is candied and , ,, , ' . . I . . . . . . . - . . . ' ll Il ' ' ' ' I I y I . I . ' . I 0 I . I U . 0 -nn . . . . I - , . . . . , U . . , i . H , -4 an s ' , I ' . . . I I I ' ' ' ' . , , , - . . . . . ' I I . ' p 1 1 . . . ' I , ' , , , I . . . - . . I l t ' . I - . , . I H . . . ,, . . ' l I ' ' . I D . . . 0 0 l ' ' ' . 7 F . ' I 28 Well frxends supper t1me xs approachmg so let s dash down to our ne1ghborhood Dxckerhoff and Donahue donut depot andd1gestsomed111c1ous donuts d1pped deeplv xnto a cup of 5411116 and Margle Kollar coffee Uml Some treat? Take some home to the k1dd1eS frtends they come beauttfully wrapped and dehcately scented by head wattress Momca Sasalar lar if '32 We have one last stop before th1s crusade ts completed and that ts the old alma mater Brtmsmck H1gh where a fev- of our classmates are employed namely Patsy Wmddtfreld assxstant school custodtan and Carol Sochxnsky ass1stant Soup d11uter on the cooklng staff We only hope we can be as farthful as these people to our old second home 29 W A L9 4. ,zfffii ww ,741 f- , . 'n ,' 'K f fl' - J is -L J - ,fr , 5 Qfsbsx A ,,,. , 7,1-, , 'Q 4 Q m, ff ,W , ' V-ww , ,, 0 si! F5541 X .Qi Jw K . f.ig f 'ff D 1 I3 -7' . .5 L, 447 4 S3 S' 1 3 5301, .- 1 ss. 1 . EJ rl UNDERCLASSIVIEN f , 4 f' , A 'hw 1-1 r il 9 , f 4 fa V 2' ag, we 4 J., 3' fra: , ,X 'Gila L n, . X w I. 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SEATED- Nancy Mellar, Joan Rolls, Barbara Chainey, Ruth Chidsey, Myrna Yearick, Sandra Russell, Ruth Keller. ,, A ,qmnw W . M, f H1-W 2 ,W ' 2 ,, ' 1.- 1 'af -, ., f ' A, A f , GH, ' is ..i,,+ A h 5 .,.,vQ....... ...- M- 3 'S A Smge PRETTY0 H s 4' '- -1 W K 1 5. l xx S . , X 2 Q f f ,. r ff 1 Aw ,M A , AM, x Q . M W V.4w'v.,4i,,-wf ggQf,v2ws'l'l'7U SELLING sue.eLas ' A A I RE Fn.zsunnNTa,Ai 5f ff Q v aj 'qsyk A ,P e Q 4 A 5 7 if 4 V' W 1' 5 'W-tome: COOKING ,- A l- Q I' vs .5 8' X . O ,, , if ! I x 0 X J, I pi C POPCORN ANYBo or 35 4 rg' sit L. SGPHOMORES Dolye Loughren, President Bob Pierce, Vice-President Dave Metro, Secretary Alex Argerackis, Treasurer David Blumenthal Betty Albrietz Wayne Bowman Rolinda Armstrong Iim Coleman Beverly Baish Buddy Craddock Elaine Barlett Wayne Humphrey Linda Bames Eugene Katona Doris Brown Larry Kytta Sandra Case Michael Kytta Mary Clark Bob Misuric Loretta Conway Dick Mueller Pat Cruise Bob Pavlovicz Nancy Dawson John Pawlus Carol Dougherty Don Schultz Marcia Donahue Kenny Shlvester Judy Featherngill Richard Ward Bonnie Holt Jerry West Patricia Koren William Zietlow Anglie Krupla Rose Lister X wi' Betty Loughren Irene McCel1an Kathy Moran Barbara Morton Adelle Neura Carol Palmatier Jean Praisler Linda Rossman Helen Smith Judith Steenstra 4 Charlotte Straw Ethel Vanderzyden Patricia West E, Carol Widenmeyer K , ' . I , ,lf f3Z?5 'AXA Delores Wldenmeyer aa, 4, l- Q, . K L f Jean Widenmeyer Sally Zuengler 3 ri il 'Q 'N '-L' 'L if 3 'fi S U P H U M 0 R E wi-saw la l ,fn K, , 5 1 11. 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A .Q QU-47Q Q arg VU: 'SID A WM- -sf .G+ agus 1535 ,, 'K-. . iiv, , 4 , ri' 1 :'-ht: 'sux ' 4f,,a,V EL - . ztfif 'Mia I. 1 ,HQ if x if .A . . tw ff aff' X .Q Y, 19,4 nr, asf ga ,gr I , , 6 s , 'fly vw wg QQ , . A ,f if X 1 1 4 f ,s M ff A L Q., Mg V .A 1, 3 M . Q ' V f ffl . ' in Y 1- f - 8' A ly.: V M 3 A G, A X A v ziilf ' M A ' ,LL R' .'-.' Q , ,, yfza - Q titfz- M - .. K .5 1 -2 : . , ., 1 J, S P ., K ' g 'E r ,Liar f ,ig I+- 3 w-2,1 I fi vid , x M45 6' Q Q f s , if Q ' vi pf ATHLETICS 3 FOOTBALL Although the Blue Devils lost the majority of their games this past season, they canbe proud of the fact that, win, lose, or draw, they played the game clean. Their co-operation with the coach and among themselves, their Honest, Ambitious, and Mannerly Characteristics both on and off the field, and their constant perseverance madethem CHAMP'S despite their losses. Out of the 27 boys who reported for practice at the start of season, 12 were returning letter- ing seniors, next years team should have the material and experience it needs to finish on top. At the seasons end the following seniors were given awards during the annual Football Banquet sponsored by the P.'l'.A.: Jack Craigo, Sylvester Calta, and Lee Walter - first awards: Harland Chidsey, Bill Fish, Ed Kytta, and George Loeber - second year awardsg Tom Mueller and Don Towslee - fourth year awards. Tom Mueller was elected Honorary Captain for the '55 season men. However, since tchereareonlyninegraduat- while a junior, Bill Jaeckel, was voted Most Valuable Player. xxxxxxxxxx FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ed Kytta, Don Towslee, Bill Fish, Harland Chidsey, Tom Mueller, Jack Craigo, Nick Loeber, Sonny Calta, Lee Walter, SECOND ROW: Dave Metro, Bob Pierce, John Towslee, Alex Argirakis, Bill Jaeckle, Doyle Loughren, Dick Mueller, Dave Blumemthal, Dave Taylor. THIRD ROW: Coach Platz, J im Konshak, Gene Katona, Don Wilkinson, Ed Schultz, Manager Bill Goodyear, Dick Bowman, Paul Bagnall, F redValentine, Ramon Clapper, Coach Smulbach. 25 0' Hmmm If , N 35 -1lQI'f?ig3w',' ' 1, 'die-Pt S316 'Q - 11. 'fdff' S f ig g ,E QE 4 fi 5? ,ai E 1 x v ia 'E' B .i a fi Q Q B fx +21 Fm :WL- 5 I 3 I A 2 Q Q- fg 1 ,gg ' I Liigif 4' A rf f. ff if ' if ' I 3? '193 3 iam- V' lv wa ' Q- if ' f Y 35 15 gi. fs Q ? c M, f Y f Q l ,QE ,,, 'W ' ', , r gm 1-gg J V. ' ,,nl4o-...:- QUEEN JANE DICKERHOFF ATTENDANTS JANE DONAHUE AND RITA MACK HOMECOMING 1955 The HOIUSCOIIIMS Game WHS D13YCd -183iY1SI High' The queen and her attendants were picked by the land, Octoher 14, 19513. It was wet and rainy, but football team, who also picked their escorts, Ed the weather did not dampen the spirit ofthe festivities. Kytta, Tom Meuller and Nick Loeber. 3' Q. i', A wx: Q f vga, ,,v ' 3 Known S ,V af.-A In I ZW? V, - E '53 D -N T uf 85 1 E 'Wav' .flfgjx A '- Vdi X ' l lvx' LU if ? i fi W5 ,QT .xl ,fi q,3i: ,l wink 1 Ml 3-mw , Ji? 1 A Si' F -s .Q r v , , ' v ,qi 4- 'X . 8- f y ,' 4 f A '-. . U W V -Q ff' af. if 1 9 THIS YEAR'S RECORD 15 won 5 lost Brunswick '77 Homer 59 Strongsville 52 Highland 60 Seville 66 Leroy 54 Buckeye 87 Spencer 68 Lodi 60 Homer 56 Highland '73 Seville 62 Strongsville 58 Leroy 34 Buckeye 59 Spencer 61 Lodi 69 ' Spencer '13 ' Seville 37 ' Leroy 58 if Lorain St. Mary ' County Tournament Games if Lorain Section Game BASKETBALL Opponents 60 50 '70 47 39 51 66 47 61 60 55 52 42 35 41 42 49 55 35 73 This year the Brunswick Blue Devils experienced one of the most successful seasons that they have had in many years. By winning 12 out of 16 games in regular season play, they wound up on second place inthe Medina County League. Their play in the tournament was equally successful. They won 3 out of 4 games to cap- ture the County Tourney championship, but lost to Lorain St. Mary in the Sectional Tournament. Coach Platz and the members of the team did a fine job in representing Brunswick High School on the basketball floor. SPECIAL AWARDS Don Towslee--A11 County Team and Team Captain. Bill Jaeckel--All County Team and most valuable player. Sylvester Calta--Lorain Tournament Team. STANDING: Coach Platz, Doyle Loughren, Bill Jaeckel, Don Towslee, Dick Elias, Sonny Calta, Coach Smubach. KNEELING: Manager Gerald Frantz, Eddie Kytta, Dave Taylor, Alex Argirakis, Nlckie Loeber, Freddie Valentine, and Manager Bill Shevalier. Q? vrZ. ! Q wb 21: aff! r L '-N W' . -:wif-4' ' -WF 1 ic-fi Cf - I ,wf H, , .' 'JN :JJ 11 6 ,. ! -.1 will ' '- ,I ', WF: . J -M Q4-,Q ,1 A-. . tea. - ., Mfg, -, 1-3 , I N, .H It VS ,-4 f ' iii V W 4 My r, J, 5 ' u aa K 2 gli I , 'f 9101, fy , qtlviw ' ? , fur' Q., L fi Q 4 .- Q .I l. t . A A5153 E 5 -5 W1 Sri - A 'ii 1 ' .nl j 11 1' L i ' s . 1 1 11 zB'.4 Y! x 1- 1. uni' Q ff? . I A J A , , W 3: ' Ig v 'M M uk ' K . , 'I : fat , ' ' pi f ,uh VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Brunswick's varsity cheerleaders, this year, won the Medina County Cheerleading Championship. They also received individual recognition. Jane Dickerhoff was named to the All-County lst Team and Rita Mack and Jane Donahue received All-County honorable men- tion. Jane Donahue started cheerleading in the 8th grade, served one year on the reserve squad, and has been a member of the varsity squad for two years. Both Jane Dickerhoff and Rita Mack have been cheer- leading for only two years, both of which were spent on the varsity team. A11 three of these girls are seniors. Lucille Karder, the junior member of the team, has been a cheerleader for two years, one of which was spent on the reserve team. COUNTY CHAMPS Jane Donahue Lucille Karder Jane Dickerhoff Rita Mack 'I I , ,U I1 U Mu My ,ff yi' , iv 'm 4 , if-We 515, gasvgzfm 1 3 23 My ' J-Ag E , -9. . f ,ff ' ,Q A 'T 26,11 3 ' ' ' .l' ' , fl 'nl . , . W ' ' M, , , ,V W, V A,.. ,-if v J , Mm: , -MW. , - ,X X 0'-5. - 4' , X ' 5 ,, - ,pin 'mfr W x . ' -r' -vig, -xi? lf: 4 V kr U ma ' U . :Wm X , , 1. V , Q, 1 1 -ww, Q. 1' , WW 1 ,132 1 - 1.U'i?f',,.: ' ' , ---gas Us-15. j' i,,'f'H-1- T ., f , - Q yi -A Q, .4 V ,L , .,y' , , ,,- , ,ay 1? fm If- ' QI. wg? 'L Vg. J-V 1 , 4,7 2 . M ig- ,W , Q21- I f ' I .V , , ig :Q . ft ilk. K ik , 4' - , fx N X , -iid t MM ...f n VM, 77' M553 ' A M f Q Sf- f N ,, , 4 JV 1 LJ sf, fi 4 2 1 Q. gif' SPORTS It matters not how you play the game, it's whether you win or lose. NIGHT f 1 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS QL.- LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Nameth, Ethel Sinnema, Gayle Young, Nancy Chidsey, Laura Bowman, Q-4-ff Roberta K olar H '79 L ACTIVITIES 1. A ,O I mm' 1.39293 QM, 93 in md, ' , gym? I -iw ' x 'A' 4:16. 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'r. x ' :gf ' as 1 'CL , V 5 KI 4' I 0. .. an-of u 1 Egg C Fr- 4 ' g H , ' K?-11 QQ V p ' ,A ' fQ A5 . - A j '54 ' Q V 1? 1 bi rw ,gl , VI .,,, V b ' . frm, J. W A A. 3 '1 'f as .VFX ,f 1 A g, W M-.. - 4 8 X 'iff' -an 4. V dk . A . . A , I-QV ' 'f 1- ' if X f ' I fm 3 41:5 145.2-lg, ' ' 4 -N 4 , w,4x ' ' '51 ,zz , 2. , A A 'H W ' ' Y .3 . -, . Q .A lp f ' ', 43 . N4 '-K gg-1 f ' as ,A N 'f ,. v ., I an n N 1 N I K A 3 'gf' Y K . I 3 3 A , . . I ' 5: X ' I W 'wh N e ' . L Q. R M 2 W 'R' - ,, ' 7 lv: + fl , I 1- li' Martin Polakowski, Tom LeMasters, Larry Lucal, Roger Keller, David Blumenthal, Treasurer, Miss Ed- wards, Bill Jaeckel, President. STANDING: Sally Zuengler, Secretary, Mrs. Zimmerman, Monica Sasalar, Vice-President, Dave Taylor, Wesley Weih, Assistant Secretaryg Karen Brazis, Dennis Capotosto. STUDENT COUNCIL THIPIE TRIO They received outstanding rating at the County Music Festival. STANDING: .Tane Dickerhoff, Shirley Krupla, Loretta I-Iouser, Pat Widdifield, Nancy Wetherwax, Rita Mack, SITTING: Jane Donahue, Sharlene Cole and Sandra Calta, 3 1 s I QV f? 'Q ! 12 S vw l 4, , , I ,fi I X' , - fx ,Z , Q1 1 mi 4 'Ky C' 1' 4 ,,,,s2 3 ti S-5 1. Y 43 I 3- 9. lu' Q A! ,hx f- if - Q 1 79 3 , dx ' li- 8 2 as ' 'lf' 'f 1 A 'Q , K 6 W in - fu , am A iv' X x j X - . I, , -if QNQL' , ' ' 4 '-fllnqvf 'gl , A . . ffff Y 139+ qv 5 5 J FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mrs. Raese, Nancy Wether- wax, Presidentgjane Donahue, Secretary:Jane Dicker- hoff, ROW TWO: Rita Mack, Carolyn Schoulin, Ethel Vanderzyden. ROW THREE: Marcia Donahue, Monica Sasalar, Representative to County Committeeg Nancy Dawson. ROW FOUR: Bonnie Holt, Angie Krupla. ROW F IVE: Rhaymagene Cain, Carol Sochinsky, LIBRARIANS STANDING, Left to Right: Loretta Conway, Monica Sasa1ar,ShirleyKurpla, Eloise Craddock, Bonnie Holt, Sheila Eberhart, Darlene Buschow, Carol Sochinsky, Angie Krupla, Linda Rossman. SETTING: Marcia Donahue, Miss Brunskill, Dorothy MacGregor, Ruby Higgins. CANDID SHOTS 'A I Nzft Q ' Q .41 Wwdi N. s ,,..,,,,-Q 46 iii .f If 9 'fi f xt ly ' -1 K I 0 ' K 3 V A-A' Z 4 1' .9 ' 1 ,- -- in Ah -f .5 M , , -. .4 --. ww. K. 1 VA 'fab-r V ' - s h . 1-.Lf QF- X-Qv , ,VVAQ4 x, I Q. Q! l 4 x iq, F 5 Q AQ S 511 1 V? 342 , -,.,-. f Wg ii sg. L A 4 x. v , A ww f wx IWMHW wx ,aah f 'v 'K ffkawx 76.75 EAEHE 8 ZIHHERMHN SIHCDX ZIHMERMHN RR R A OW GGAL VISINTMNER iq ' .Z 'Q ,. -.8 .7- ' Q , ,Q , . UF' --. -.. 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