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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL Sl -'sr f Copy Fdxtor Holly Barabas Copy Edltor Karen Brazls Ad wertlslng Ifdltor Barbara Mor ton Typist Pat Koren Typist Bonnie Holt Xrtut Kathy Moran Treasurer Margaret Myers Photographer Iohn Ses tlna Sport Edltor Bernle Pal matler Sales Nlanager Wayne Bowman Yearbook Advlsors Mr Charles Loparo and Mr Burton Zlmmerman Edltor Carol Palmatler Assist ant Ldltor Larry Lucal Bust ness Nlanager Sally Zucngler Ihotographer Doug Rolls Art Edltor and Copy Edltor Ly nda Barnes Sport Edltor ken Stl vester Copy Editor Pat Jackson Foreword We the Brunswlck annual staff have endeavored to capture IH plcture the actlvltles and accompllshments of the 1957 58 school year It IS our WlQh that the students who partlclpated m these aCt1Vltl8S may have a llVlI1g record of those memorles whlch they w1ll forever cherlsh ln thelr hearts 1 Q. I - ' ' . - . ' V A , . - . . , . . . , . . , 3 . v ,, . 7 . V - - . V - f ., . n . K - ' Q y ' 1.71. L: C- , L t V f 1 z . . . . . . - u x rn. ' L Q S 1' L 0 1 Q 1 . n J J ls. -. :1,.:A LSL fl C f M an 1-' W' 37. ' ' .mn Q 1 . -1 1 ' . L, - . . , . ' . 1 . A - 2 ' 3. I .' -' . ' 1 - . ' ' , . . . 2 5 - D ,, ,- . .- 2 t v ' ' . ' . 7 . , t , . , . Dcdlcation In grateful appreclatlon and wlth all due respect we the annual staff of 1957 58 dedlcate th1s annual to the outstandlng, faculty of Brunswlck Hlgh moldlng of our l1ves and characters From them to us comes a sense of wonder and of cur1os1ty mstlllmg ln us the deslre for knovsledge of humor falr play and good cltlzenshlp Last but not least we can see the lmprmt thelr h1gh standards and xdeals haxe left on us We are proud of our faculty and ln future years w1ll remember them as we take our places as cltlzens School, fully aware and recognizing the vital part they have played in the Let's Take A Look . . . At The Contents Of Our Book Seniors ny p f t Faculty ACtlVltl6S s p s d f Underclassmen a y e d THE Advertisements th v h lp d b I 000 es .1 , a must in any school D . ' , u er ' , ne ss 'l 1 J Athletics, our boys and girls in bl e and white A' K ' A xg 65' ' , e, e e make th' ook poss'bl 3 I' 2 .4 fs Q. 6' 00 W O 7 ,Q P1esent1ng the class of Q8 In plcture they appeau To be flled IH ou1 memorles The semols of the year if M ,W ,I l .v I SFN IOR PARKIN ad op' x P, ef ' ' V , O . . , . , '- 'S -1- ,.: '-EIA .EEK 'f -I . f' fi - E. M - Q Q ' f M ., f -Z n- ' - ,cf ff ' .p J' I lv I . .Q , r ., ..... Iv, 8 Q 0 e Present To You The Class Of 5 UQHEIWIII CLASS OFFICERS At Left Ken Sxlwester Presldent and Nlda Gulblnas Vlce Pre'-.ldent At Right Jean Plalsler Secretary and Dan Cap Treasurer It IS lnterestlng to note that sev enteen of the followmg SQUIOTS started school at Brunswxck They mclude Bewerlx Balseh Sandra Case Pat CTUISC Nancy Dawson Marcla Donahue Rose Llster Irene McClellan Kathy Moran Barbara Morton Delores Wldenmeyer Jean Wldenmeser Sally Zuengler Davld Blumenthal Carl Craddoek Bob Sylvester KEN IN ETH SYLVFSTER Ken reads Shakespeare hke an Engllshman very nlce dependable lots of fun VIDA GULBIINAS Vlda s the glrl with the m dellble smlle the deter mlned glrl ambltlon to see the world far Vxda JEAIN PRAISLER Always laughlng or smll mg a real mee kld best wlshes Jean DAN CAI' Slide rule lud has an axersxon to exertlon born to be a sclentlst : U. v , kv' , ., - . . 2 Q- ' : ' '. , .' , ., Y ' ' 'Li vs Q ,Nz R, , I , Z ' nv . I ' v , . ! Y A n I 1 K ! V .Y Y I ' Y .' l I , 1 I Misurec, John Paw'lus, and Ken AY V Lv AA gl . , . V. , 9 , . .' , . you ll go BETTY ALBIETZ She's real cute and has a sweet smile . . . she wants to get married . . . the very best of luck to you, Betty. ALEX ARGIRAKIS Nicknamed Al or Ajax . . . nice personality . . . good athlete . . . ambition: to be a coach. BEVERLY BAIbCl-I Nlcknamed Bey she s des tlned to become a secretary some say she looks at the world through rose col ored glasses she always says what she means WAYNE BOWMAN Wants to be a chemical engineer and has the brains to back him up he may not alw ays be right but he s never vwrong ELAIN E BARLETT Cute cunnmg and cordlal a sharp dresser ambition nursmg JANIES COLENIAN Boy xx 1th a booming voice usuallv im fact alvs aysj called J 1m nv' J'l 5 . V , 1 7 I ' ' ','n'.a . Q ' . 1 n , A. V ' Y , , , , ! ! ' ' : ' . . . a good medicine for anyone. I ' ff, .fs LYN DA BARN FS We know her as Lyn the leader of the band a su eet person xuth a su eet smlle she wants to be Presldent of the Unlted States CARL CR -KDDOCB Gets thmgs done wlthout commotlon dependable good luck Bud DORIS BROWN We call her Dor1 she s very qulet vsants to be a housevslfe WILLIAM DORSEY Cool cat neat dresser lots of luck B111 SANDRA CASE Nicknamed Sandy . . . she wants to be a secretary. DAN ELLINWOOD A real character . . . nick- named Cherokee . . . ambi- tion: to be a state trooper or stunt man . , . happy-go- lucky. LORETTA CON WAY Loretta IS lnterested newspaper work some day she may be edltor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer JOHN FALKEN STEIN Mad SCl6HtlSt type always smxlmg ambl tlon to Jom the alr force best w1shes Bud PATRICIA CRUISE Pat IS her mckname she wants to own a comer tlble and be a h0US8W1f6 DEN IN IS HOOVER Jokmgly called Denms the Menace ambltlon to be a game warden lots of uck WAN CY DAWQON Nan S0m6tlm8S called Mlss Republlcan would lxke to be a senator from Ohlo but lf thls Isnt posslble school teachmg wlll do we know shell be a success ln what ever she does EUGEN E KATON A Qulet but he llkes fun usually called Gene fa mous wrlter of songs good luck Gene Ja HARCIA DON AHLE Marcys ambition is to ob tain happiness rather than success fiicndlx as a pup bouncx little cheer leader NIICH XFL RXTT-K 'VI1ke blue eyes and blond flat top hot rod lots of fun btst of luck Mike CAROL DOLIH1 ERY She s loads of fun u of pep our bass drum player lots of luck Carol ROBERT NICDON ALD Nice personality rea uorkei for the cause ambition undecided bu hell g I EDITH F REX CH Edie . . . the gal who leaves for school at two min- utes to eight lshe usually makes it. too-puff, pant! . . . best wishes, lidie. DAVID M ETRO Good things come in little packages . . . dandy little quarterback . . . Dave has a nice smile and a way with the girls. BARBARA GILAK Barb IS quxet as a mouse . . . a nice girl . . . the very best of luck ROBERT 'NIISUREC Llttle Elvxs complete wlth gultar sometlmes called Bob BON N IE HOLT Bonme possesses a person allty to match her flammg red halr she loves fun and basketball a born 0ptlmlSt DOINALD MORRISON Crew cut k1d Don s 3mbltl0D IS to be a success llkes fun fwho doesn t PATRICIA JACKSON Pats a hlt m every may real cute and frlendly oo the very best of luck to you, Patty RICHARD MUELLER Dxck mce smlle teacher teaser good ath ete full of fun o ro awww if MARY ETTA JOHN SON Short and sweet what youd call petlte ambl tlon to be a prwate secre tary blushmg becomes you Mary Etta JOHN PAWLLS frlendly alvs ass uxllmg MARCIA KIEINE A sweet and frlendly blond she wants to be a pro fesslonal deslgner keep smllmg and youll go a long way Marcla ROBERT PIERCE Bob hves for football hkes the glrls fwho doesn tl school sup porter and IS always ready to help plans to Jom the a1r force aj? yn 91 PATRICIA KORElN A mce glrl and a sw ell frlend she llkes the fel lows fwho doesn't J lots of luck, Pat TIMOTHY SMITH x T1m character blg eyes always laugh mg full of fun E K .WW je 'Stiff Al fa . v , , . . , . Nicknamed Electrician . . . f I . . , , . ,. I . . , - . X ' V La Y IIE ROSE LISTER Full of mischief . . . a sweet smile and pretty eyes . . . always ready with a good word for others . . . keep up the good work, Rose. GER -XLDIYE NIAHOY Noisy but nice lots of un a real go getter she ll make a xx onderful teacher ke p the conver sation going Gerry IRENE NIcCLELLAN Alu ays brings a smile destined to become a ws onder ful nurse usually seen driving a green rod with golf clubs in the back ots of luck Irene KATHY 'SIOR KN All s Miss Happy Go Lucky never a dull moment keep the Jokes coming Kathy BARBARA NIOR PON Very n1ce and friendly girl pretty as a picture a real cute cheerleader a great Student Council pres ident ADELL NEL RA A charming girl . . . every- one s friend . . . wonderful majorette . . . ambition: to be a nurse . . . good luck Adell. gf-'wie C AROL PALNIATIER A xery likeable girl alwxaxs ready to do her part an outstanding leader keep up the good work Carol xou ll make a swell nurse JUDY STEEN STRA Lots of fun a real gone gal best of luck to Q you Judy f ETHEL VAlX DERZYDEN Very DICE girl qulet svseet and charming shell be a very dedicated teacher DELORES WIDEIN 'VIEYER Full of pep a swell cheerleader neat dresser lots of fun best of luck Del JEAN WIDENMEYER She's a hard worker . . . a real sweet gal . . . wants to be an airline stewardess . . . you'll be flyin' high, Jeannie. 3 SALLY ZUENGLER Long, tall Sal . . . pretty, 53232 pert, and popular . . . sharp dresser . . . witty . . . real ' cool blond . . . good luck, 'Q 50 .ii' V K ' J Sal. D AVID BLL NIENTHAL Alxxays called Daye the boy vnth the hearty chuckle and ready excuse DOYLE LOL GH REX Nlcknamed Swamp Boy lhe s from Georglaj DICE personalxty alyw ays ready MISS MAUDE EDWARDS class advlsor MR LOUIS VISINTAINER class advxsor Tops In Their Field ,A Best Personalities Marc1a Donahue Alex Arglrakxs Qnot shown! Host Lxkely to Succeed Ken Sylvester Lynda Barnes fn-9 ,I rr , Y ll ,!7 , . . K ' . . . y 3- . 1 . v 'wg to help. , D I , e , . A KI if V 5 . . . , ! 3 U Most Athletic Dave Metro Bonme Holt , A SFNIORS NOT PICTL'Rl'ID: Chester Ewald Rolinda Armstrong Glenda Harvill Strictly business! 1-6 Cannibal is Y his Ph? N2 I' . a 5105 cl SS Aw come ony drink it. Brunswick Driving Rodeo: Lester Chidsey winner of the boys' divisiong Irene McClel- lan, winner of the girls' divisiong Mr. Bur- . ris, the drivers' education teacher. ' 'T ,2',.n Pro hccy Lynda Barnes and Nancy Dawon fScene I Local Rocket Terminal Secretary of Relief Lynda Barnes is waiting on the platform to meet President Nancy Dawson who is return ing from an Electrons for Peace Conference on Mars J L Welcome home President Dawson How was the conference on Mars? N Fine fine Secretary Barnes How nice of you to meet me at the rocket And how are wou doing with our relief program for members of the Brunswick Class of 58 L The program has been working out quite well I Just received the last report concerning the past and present occupations of the class mem bers fScene II Office of Secretary of Relief Barnesj L The first report which I received was from Patricia Jackson who has been chosen Wife of the Year The Judges decision was based on her excellent superusion of the smudge pots in her husbands apple orchard N And I see here s a report of Pat Cruise suing Dennis Hoover director of the Lawson Milk Cor poration for allowing fish to swim in the milk L Here s a report from Sealy Mattress Com pany saying that Dan Cap is still ln their window demonstrating their product N Ah here s a letter from the World Athletic Association reporting that Alex Argirakls is doing well on the Greek football team Chet the Jet Ewald has been sent as the U S entry for the high Jump division in the Moon Olympics Doyle Loughren the retired alligator wrestler has put in his application for head coach at Vassar Carl Craddock IS the new World Tlddlywmk Champion' and Bonnie Holt is holding out for a higher salary from the Patch Baseball Team. L. And in the horse racing world Sally Zueng- ler wins the Kentucky Derby on Johnny the Plug. Barbara Morton owner and trainer of Johnny the Plug is met at the gate by Rose Lister and San- dra Case who are now working for the Internal Revenue Department. N. Irene McClellan has just won the Indian- apolis Speed Race for the fifth consecutive year. L. Lorretta Conway winner of the Irish Sweep- stakes when asked for a statement said Hee hee hee. N. Glenda Harx ill Lynne Armstrong Barbara Gilak and Judy Steenstra are modeling space suits for Capitol Rocket Lines. L. A report from darkest Africa reveals Eugene Katona teaching Ubangis how to stomp. N. This report from Bye Bye Virus Labora- tories says that Ethel Vanderzyden is in their em- ploy perfecting measle serum. L. Carol, Betty and Marcia have merged their companies to form the Dougherty, Albeitz, Kiene Furniture Corporation specializing in chairs for squares. N The Impuie Food and Drug Commission has sent in a report on their employees David Blumen thal who samples Kiene Meats and Dick Mueller who eats Morton Meat Pies L The International Fruit Fly Growers have given their annual award to Old Bob McDonald s Farm N Marcia Donahue is now married to that world famous Tailor and Pat Koren is the wife of the man who originated KhUfUlSm L Jim Coleman and Bob Pierce have Just fin ished installing a new rocket engine in Jim s Buick N Jean and Delores Widenmeyer are in the Yukon organizing a fan club for Sgt Prestons husky King L The food feud between Fisher s and A Sz P continues Edith French and Jean Pralsler are now mounting rocket cannons on the roofs of their respective grocery stores N Secretary of State Wayne Bowman has left his apple orchard to fight a cold war in Alaska L Here s a card from Tim Smith saying Have Rickshaw Will Travel N Radio Station WBHS having just finished their survey reports that the public has chosen Mary Etta Johnson as their most loquaclous disc Jockey and Gerry Mahon the most silent L Elaine Barlett Carol Palmatier and Adell Neura are battling for the title of Miss Hypoder mic of 1983 N Beverly Baisch has Just launched the New Phoenix Satellite Bank whose slogan is Our sav ings plan IS out of this world L Jim Coughlln head of the Senate Rackets Committee is now conducting a hearing on B111 Dorsey s party machine. N. Dan Ellinwood the Martian Cowboy is spon- soring the America for the Apache Movement. L. Mike Kytta has finally earned his degree from the Mad Barber College. N. Dave Metro the nationally famous painter of purple people eaters is still trying to regain his driver s license. L. Zorro has just revealed that his real name is John Pawlus. N. Vida Gulbinas has just been appointed Ger- man and Lithuwanian translator for the U. N. L. John Falkenstein better known as the Mad Granddaddy is conducting a new spook show on Radio Station WGHOST. N. And here s our last report from the enter- tainment world. Kathy Moran has signed a four day contract to sing commercials for Contadina Tomato Paste' Ken Sylx ester is teaching the Charleston on his new Hop and Flop TV show' and Bob Misuric has gone into hiding from his fans after recording his latest smash hit, ' Across the Field. . . V . . . . . - 1 1 1 . V . - . . 1 i 1 1 ' u 11 - ' . 1 ' ' Y . , . . , , . . V Y . . . . ' , . Y. . . . . V. , . . 4 . . . . L - . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . , . . . . , . 7 . . . . . 1 . , . . . . Y. . . , . . . , . . , . . . . . . . U . . ,, 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 , 4 - . . ' 1 . , . . . 1 1 - 1 1 A - , . . . . . . . . . . . U 1 1 ' - - . . . ,, 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 sc 11 1 1 1 Y 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 A 1 1 11 Y 1 1 1 1 ', r 1 I 1 1 u 11 1 4 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1958 by Vida Gulbinas WE, SENIORS, as members of the graduating class of BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL, of the year 1958-being of sound mind and judgment, on this, the 24th day of May, in the year of 1958, HEREBY, write our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. WE leave the title SENIOR to the Class of 1959, and hope that it will be worn Wlth pr1de TO the Junlor Class, we also leave our ab1l1ty 1n managmg UNDER CLASSMEN efflclently WE leave all the Teachers HAPPILYH' WE leave GOVERNMENT CLASS w1th RELIEF WE leave our well worn Report Cards, w1th grades ranglng from A to D to Llnda Foster s Flrst Graders, ln the hope that they wlll recelve msplratlon from them MOST OF ALL WE LEAVE J OYFULLY ' Now follow the Indlvldual Bequests- LYNN ARMSTRONG wllls all her different shades of haxr rangmg from red to green to FAYE BEMENT BETTY ALBEITZ wllls her bad temper to LO RETTA HAMER JIM COLEMAN w1lls 100 lbs of xce to keep cool all year round to JOE RENICK ADELL INEURA wnlls her mayorette umform and her marchmg style dur1ng football games to ED SCHULTZ BEVERLY BAISCH vulls her way wxth the gurls to LESTER CHIDSEY and CARL NOVAK PAT JACKSON wills her well used phy slcs lab book to her sxster NANCY and CHARLES HUGHES BILL DORSEY wxlls hls Hollywood Kld tltle to ED WILLE MARCIA KIENE wills her ablllty ln trylng to stay awake ln school the day after an all mght payama party to ROSEMARIE DRAXLER DEL WIDENMYER wmlls her energy ln racmg to the Center everyday for lunch to THOMA FOK and PAUL BAGNALL DAN CAP wllls hls foam rubber plllow to soften the blows from 'Vlrs Zimmerman s paddle to HOLLY BARBARAS EDITH FRENCH wllls her abxllty to get to school Just as the bell rmgs to BILL GOODYEAR JOHN PAWLUS wnlls hls telephone number CCA 596795 to any mterested females namely NORMA OLESON MARY ETTA JOHNSON wllls her ablllty to turn red when Mr Vxsmtamer calls on her ln Government Class to RAY MARIE BROCK LYNDA BARNES wllls her abrhty ln vsrltmg letters m all her classes to WILMA DONLEY JOHN FALKENSTEIN and EUGENE KA TONA will thelr noon hour along with thexr ablll tres ID song composltlon to anv Jumors who can flll their shoes PAT KOREN WIIIS her yery comfortable desk 1n Government Class and her brand new Govern ment Book to JIM KONSCHAK WAYNE BOWWIAN wllls hls dual chrome plated dlp sticks to ROLAND KRUEGER BONNIE HOLT yulls her well used Physlcs book red haxr yumor glrls gym class and pxc tures of her latest boyfrlends to JEAN WIDDI FIELD AND CARLA UJCIC BOB MacDONALD wxlls hls Bunck to hls sxster CAROL and her glrl frlends PATRICIA MAR SHALL JEANETTE RISKO and SHIRLEY COR NETT on one condltlon They must NOTdr1ve1t CAROL DOUGHERTY wllls her great admlra tlon for Tum Smlth to KAREN KNUFF and Jo ANN KYTTA BARBARA GILAK WIIIS her qulet way to LE ROY NOATNY and BILL THOMASON VIDA GULBIN AS wllls her leopard skm shoes the ever growmg collectlon of borrowed pencils and her place before the mlrror ln the Girls Rest Room to KAY PURCELL and MARILYN CRAFI' DAN ELLINWOOD wllls hls ablllty to dazzle all the young glrls of Brunswlck along wxth hls guxtar green scarf red klte and a full race Chevy to RAY POLAKOWSKI LORE'I'I'A CONWAY wllls her naturally curly halr to TOM SALERNO CHESTFR EWALD wllls hxs Blg M to GEOR GIA SMITH GLENDA HARVILL wllls her ablllty to doze off ln health class to WANDA FOREMAN and PAT HUTCHINSON KENNETH SYLVESTER as Semor Class Presldent leaves the Zoo Party to any group of ambltlous youngsters who want to rule thelr class namely ANDY REPJAR and DARLENE BUSCHOW BARBARA MORTON w1lls her abllxty to walk through the halls wxthout a pass legally to NANCY CLARK JIM COUGHLIN wills hls beautlful and sunny dlsposntxon the flrst two perlods ln the mornmg to JIM McMILLAN PAT CRUISE wllls a table down at Mldge s to ANNA MARIE CHECK JEAIN WIDENMYER wills her ablllty to skxp home room to WANDA DAVIS ELAINE BARLETI' wills her flfty SIX yard can-can pettlcoat to BERNIE PALMATIER BOB MISSUREC wllls his Elvis Presley appeal and hls vshxte sport coat wlthout the pmk carna txon to DICK BOWMAN HE leaves the pmk car natlon to MARGARET MYERS DAVE BLUMENTHAL wxlls hls Mad Motor cycle to DOROTHY FENCSIK VIARCIA DONAHUE wllls her slx years of cheerleading and all her uniforms to RAY CLAP PER JUDIE STEENSTRA wxlls her old seat on Of flce Practlce Class vuth Mrs Jxvnden to EARL BYERLEY DENNIS HOOVER wllls ten gallons of Law son s Mllk to MOLLY ZIMMERMAN SANDRA CASE wllls her seat next to a conven lent wmdow xn Government Class to VANICE SANDERS TIM SMITH wxlls hls chrome bathroom towel rack stolen from Jungle Larrys motorcycle to DON KLINEFIELD JEAN PRAISLER wnlls one Jar of one half eaten plckled herrmg along wxth the ablhty to be such a wxcked drlver to BARBARA BEREND SON GERALDINE MAHON wllls her quxet person allty to CARL BILSKI and EUGENE SMITH ETHEL VANDERZYDEN wllls her secretarial dutles ln the offlce to CHARENCE LAHL IRENE McCLELLAN wllls her collectlon of Exsenhower campaxgn pms pnctures and a cam palgn speech to CAROI SAMMON fBoth girls are Democratslj DICK MUFLLER wllls all hls Legal excuses for sklppmg school very frequently to HAROLD PLUES His unexcused absences he -leaves to BOB PARIS KATHY MORAN wllls her yery serlous and qulet nature to BOB STRONG SALLY ZUENGLER wllls her blond halr and 8. bottle of peroxlde to HOWARD CASTLEMAN She leave her long legs to ROGER KELLER letxc socks left to hlm by Bob Strxke Class of 57 to DOUGLAS ROLLS CAROL PALMATIER w1lls her growmg ablll ty and the well known phrase Great Scott' to ALLEN SCOTT MIKE KYTTA w1lls hls tltle The Barber of the Year whlch he won after cuttmg Dave Metros halr to NELSON STEPHAN BUD CRADDOCK wllls hls baseball skxll to JOHN RISKO and GERALD LASKO ROSE LISTER wllls her knowledge of Amen can Hxstory and her eser mcreasmg knowledge of American Government along wxth her grades ln these subjects to DIANNE LADE and EARL EBERHART NANCY DAWSON yulls her slogan Im for the Republlcan Party' to LARRY EADS DAVE METRO wllls the tltle Kmg Rodder of Brunsvuck and hls curly ha1r to ERNIE HEATH ALEX ARGIRAKIS yulls hls reducmg pllls to PHILLIP D AMICO BOB PIERCE wllls hls loye for Mlss Marra to ERROL SKINNER and the rest of the JUNIOR CLASS SO ENDS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1 9 5 8 . , . . . . W7 , , v I ' ' ' , . A ' 1 ' ' v ' v . . ' . ' . DOYLE LOUGHREN wills his well-used ath- I ' I l 1 , 1 . ' ' ' ' ' ' Ar V7 - , , . . . . . . , ' ' . . ' ' ' , . . . ' ' , g ' ' Q . ,- u 1 , Y. - . 'A - - V. ' . . l ' 1 Y v ' 4 v - K . . 1 . . JQ4,kioLof Qmwld ffg.Q,Q,ww.1x.UvE 01.110-.1 MLW 2230333342 O AA. Belles n Their Toes Mother, Pat Koren, hears all about EVERYTHING from her children. Left to Right, Seated: .lean Praisler, Carol Palmatier, Pat Koren, Ronnie Shepherd, Elaine Barlett and Vat Jackson. Standing: liyran Strong, Wayne llowman, Ernie Syn- der, Nancy Dawson, and Chet liwald. On Friday, May 9, in the high school auditorium the senior Class presented the play Belles on Their Toes. The play is a sequel to the play Cheaper By The Dozen and is a rollicking com- edy about the Gilbreth family of 12 children. r ' J Can't you imagine what would happen in a fam- ily of 12 children when their mother must go to Europe on lecture tours for six weeks. Fun f'?J really began when the whole family was quaran- tined with chicken pox along with their dear lov- able cousin Leora. The handyman de- cided to make near heer with the chil- dren's homemade root beer and then came the explosion leading to almost catastrophe. The three oldest girls solemnly promised not to have any dates with boys and the boys in the family saw to it that they kept their pledge. The ending, after Mothers arrival. found everyone well and happy-for a change!-and the conclusion was that cessful play under the direction of Mrs. Goodwin and Miss Wood. The wonderful handyman, .lim Voughlin. ex- plains ahout his near hecr to Mr. Hathaway. Dennis llooyer. and Tim Smith, the bewildered lto say the least? policeman. the seniors had presented a very sue- me Ill l'1'u1sl--1' :mil 1i+11' l11+1tho-15. Xxliylll' 11'.x111zx1i 111.11 flint lfwzilfl. liziw- trwulilt-S M1 Win- limbs 1wZ'Lg'w- 141 it I-1111 '1'u'fA date 1 I' 4A1't'A' ewfS ffl' tlvllllf. Ilikn 3ILl1'lll'l lift fzrzfls 1 4 przit-five' r Xl 115 lt-21115 1 . , 4 .11 ...1d,. , YS fx Nz111c-v 15 . HWSQU I,-I . Box, v ' v - 31719 Bari tucktliliq BTN-h 'listen to thjftvand ho Qi, .otulm KCIUU' Svlvewt A ani MM! . mi and pyayg his- uk .. or. as . it H10 Sit-vein-1 M019 fo Tht- twin little Gillmreftli girls. C'a1'1+l Palma- tier and Pat Jackswii. pose for one of the-ir mix- quit-t 111111111-nts with their bruthers, Ii111111im- Shtlpht-rd, lirnie Syndcr. and Bryan Sti--ing. Thu thru- buys are Jr. High stu- dt-nts. A-'P' V Q' Q sq Haan. Brunswlck High School Class Of 1958 L. Barnes B. Morton W. Bowman C. Palmatier P. Jackson B. Baisch N. Dawson M. Donahue D. Cap S. Case M. Kiene L. Conway V. Gulbinas G. Mahon E. Barlett J. Widenmeyer S. Zuengler P. Koren Class Motto Knowledge Our Power, God Our Strength Class Flower Red Rose Class Colors Red and White Board of Education G. Vehlber . M. Chidsey ..... E. Scheiman... W. Eyssen E. Skinner H. Shackleton ...............................Pres1dent President ..................Clerk ENT 9 , N958 'NM 'NW RL- S 'X W x Klffxxl N 'Rhm NN Q 4 U. 'NX mth F 'XKHU LX Kww Lum L NL 'N Y SY g VNQjX1 GMRS LY X du 1 Ai' f N X 'Nl' IUXK 'WAX XXIII 'nog Now ue p1eQent ou1 facultx Oul tQaQhe1 fme and t1ue XX Q tdkg thx chance to ax to them Ie tluck m 411 X ou do l af ,V Q13 4 VJ l 7 Q Faclll TY Pmcwflv 1 lv v - . M Q yy - Jr 4 -S ' . J. 71 f 'J ,S Q u Y , H 3 is C - I v :an ,wg Y W YY Yi ff, 'a TER 5 ff V72 Lf,pL j , I 91,1 i 'VL - f I 4 , ji MR. CECIL R. TOWSLEE Difficult would hardly be the word to describe the tremendous job which is done by Mr. Towslee as Superintendent of our schools. In addition to his work on the varied routine phases of his job, he has, by his progressive policies and devoted efforts, been instrumental in securing funds for our schools. In the ten years he has been superintendent of the Brunswick School system, he has seen the total en- rollment increase from five hundred and fifty to twenty-one hundred and fifty. Mr. Towslee is known not only for this work but for his ever ready smile and fi iendly hello MISS MAUDE EDWARDS Miss Edwards in addition to the many duties she must fulfill each dav as principal of Brunswick High School in relation to administration discipline or class scheduling has always been willing to help students with their vaiious problems and to extend a friendly hand to newcomers In the eight years she has been principal her position has gained more importance and faced new problems but she s always been ready to deal capably with them MR IOUIS VISINTAINER Mr Visintalner yery capably fills his position as assistant principal of our school Along with the headaches caused by a growing school such as Bruns wick he is faced daily with problems of admmistra tion truancy scheduling and Just about ey ery phase of school aCt1X ities In addition to this he is a de voted teacher fiom whom students haye gained a respect of our nation and its people of our American heritage and of good citizenship ' 1 , . v C s 1 1 . . 1. U . ,, . 1 . V , v 7 . u J . . . Y . . . . V. - L - y ye I . lr ' 4 V V - , . if? K mg? .MQ lp . .- , ' .mga f ' In f .. ,,, , 'ZW:'.'f fli- ,dwg 14 721 1' In 1 V' Jim Pi 'wwf-'ii www 'K ' 5 'L my W 'rf f' ,, 3' if Miss Evelyn Kreidle Grove City College, B.S. Mrs. Olga Zimmerman Baldwin Wallace. A.B. Mrs. Larita .Iividen Kent State University. B.S. COMMERCIAL Miss Evelyn Kreidle teaches business law, seventh grade math, typing and shorthand. This is her second year on the high school faculty. Mrs. Olga Zimmerman has taught in Brunswick for two years. Besides typing, she also has a bookkeeping class and three English classes. For three years Mrs. Larita Jividen has been Y-Teen advisor. She is teaching English 9 and general business in addition to office prac- tice and typing I. -A Miss Kreidle, Mrs. Zimmerman, and Mrs Jividen. SCIENCE Our yearbook advisor, Mr. Burton R. Zimmerman, has been in Brunswick three years. Besides teaching physics, chemistry, and science, he is in charge of the projectionists and photographers. This is Mr. Donald Tibbitts'first year on the faculty. He teaches ninth and tenth grade mechanical drawing, in addi- tion to general science. The Junior class co-advisor, Miss Leona Lee Marra, is teaching health, physical education, and biology. She has been on the Brunswick faculty for six years. Mr. Zimmerman, Mr. Tibbitts, and Miss Marra. Mr. Burton R. Zimmerman Ashland College, B.S. Mr. Donald Tibbitts Ohio State University, B.S. Baldwin Wallace Miss Leona Lee Marra Kent State University, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Myrtle Lenkaitis Baldwin Wallace, B.S Mr. Robert Rewalt XVest Liberty State College. B..-X. Mr. Albert Sego Western Reserve University, B..-X. 'Vlrs Lenkaitis Mr Rewalt M1 Sego PRACTICAL ARTS Our junior high football and basketball coach, Mr. William Pearce, has been in Brunswick four years. He also teaches industrial arts. Our librarian, Miss Mary Lou Brunskill, has taught home economics in Brunswick seven years. She is also advisor for the Y-Teens. ,A ikfff FINE ARTS Mrs. Myrtle Lenkaitis, who has taught in Brunswick for seven years, is teaching chorus, besides directing vocal ensembles. Mr. Robert Rewalt is teaching: in Brunswick for his second year. He teaches art to the elementary school, jun- ior high and senior high school students. The senior member of our music department, Mr. Albert Sego, has taught ten years in Brunswick. He is head of the band and also gives lessons to students. Mr. Pearce, Miss Brunskill. Miss Mary Lou Brunskill Baldwin VVallace, B.S. Mr. William Pearce Ohio University, B.S. Not pictured is Mr. Burris. Mr. Burris. the Drivers' Education teacher, is teaching his first year at Brunswick High School. He has attended the College of Wooster and Kent State University. He also teaches Drivers' Education at Seville this year. if K vi ' In ff., 'Z' ,, M f f ,,., 28,3 .fauna-, 21 ri ,gf Y H321 ff ig ii i LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Our Latin teacher, Mrs. Ruth Towslee, has taught a total of 10 years, 5 of those in Brunswick. This year she is teaching algebra and Sth grade arith- metic in addition to Latin. Mrs. Louise White primarily teaches German I and II. This year she also teaches 10th grade English and directed the poetry reading contest. Mrs. White has taught in Brunswick two years. Our 'permanent' substitute teach- ers, Mrs. Lucille Heasley and Miss 9 Sandra Zuengler, were seen in our classes very often this year. Both taught during the flu epidemic, when so many of our teachers were ill. Mrs. R. Harrison Mrs. Lucille Heasley Miss Sandra Zuengler ,- Mrs. Ruth Towslee Ashland College, A.B. Hrs. Louise VVhite Baldwin Wallace College, A.B.g University of Chi- cago. Mrs. Ruth Towslee and Mrs. Louise White 1'7- Tl 'Q T. .. . ,Q u OUR SCHOOL Brunswick Township has grown by leaps and bounds in the past few years. Our schools also are suffering growing pains. Our classrooms are crowded and our activities and organizations have been limited because of lack of space. However, plans are under- way to remedy matters. This year the Graf- ton Road School was built and opened to elementary students. Later this year, the contractors will start a new elementary build- ing on Gravel Pit Road near the Sleepy Hol- low development. And, there are to be addi- tions to the high school. Where the high school parking lot northeast of the school now is, there will be a new three-story wing. On the first floor will be a study hall and new library. The second is to be used primari- ly for science and contain a general science room and a biology room. The third floor will be a new home economics deprtment. The new wing will also contain new administra- tion offices. Beyond this wing and onto the present football field will be the new gym. Here we will be able to hold home basketball games and nicer dances. There will be plenty of room for other sports and for our gym classes. Yes, we have much to look forward to in Brunswick in the future. We're going to have a wonderful school so let's be proud of it and support it. BO-XRD OF EDLCATION Seated 'VII' Schexman Clerk Mr Toxxslee Superlntendent Mx Vehl ber Presldent Standing Mr Shackleton Mr Eyseen Mr Chxdsev X109 Plesldent N11 Slxlnner Mr Iwssen and Mr Sklnner are new on the board th1s xear Nils Exelwn Donahue the senlor member of the secretarlal staff attended Hoff Busx ness College She ha been secretars to Mr Ton slee 'Nhss Edwards and Mr Ylslntaxner for sexen sears Mrs Irene Cross IS a newcomer to the Brunsvwlck secretar1al staff Before com1ng here she worked for the ClYll Serx 1ce at Cr1le HOQDlt3l Mrs C1 oss takes c'1re of the money 1n the cafetex 1a duung lunch tlme besldes 3SS1Sf1Y1g' Mrs Donahue IH the Off1C6 -.I Band clubq and 0the1 QIOUP Nou xx ell p1ctu1e these In QIOUIJ shots and also unaxx a1e At then act1x1t1eQ ?e LIL EM W f if 9 CJ Cs BEWAR PHKKIN6 QZ1' XX 1 41. ,' P. S L Y . . Q .. - . C .1 .v.. ' .,. ..- EQ ,- -.puff - 6 ,'f '7 X f 7- l - 1' if ff ! X - , I p': ', ,1..V'.'f f. 1. ,-1-, -' . 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Marching And Concert Band ROVVS AND ROVVS OF THE FINEST VIRTUOSOS FLLTES Marcia Donahue Molly Zimmerman Sharon Sherman Patsy Joreski Kathleen Cain CLARINET I Betsy Dunn Nancy Chidsey Nancy Kytta Audrey Houser Mildred Fargo Dennis Heinly CLARINET II Norman Barnes Donna Fuller Wayne Bowman Cheryll Kobelt Judy Thiel Donna Hajek CLARINET III Larry Lanning Dennis Krieger Fran Morlock Nancy Bement Ken Piecush Faye Bement Jean Praisler HORN Grace Heydorn Charles Geiss Barbara Morton Glenn Blahnik Orelle Miller Danny Vetovitz Mary Berlo OBOE Carol Dennison Patsy Zietlow BASSOON JoAnn Carlson ALTO CLARINET Nancy Morlock BASS CLARINET Darlene Buschow Karen Mellar ALTO SAXUVHUNE Jerry Buy Jim Jarvis Gene Katona TENOR SAXOPHONE Lynda Barnes Pauline Schlueter BARITONE SAXOPHUNE Terry Peters CORNET I Nancy Dawson Helen Burger Patsy Rumbaugh Daryll McKinley CORNET II Susan Lindley Linda Raabe Herb Ziegler Jim King CORNET III Joan Hopkins Norman Raymer Kathleen Donahue John Broadley BARITONE Sally Zuengler Joyce Novak Ed Skinner Don Novak TROMBONE I Holly Barabas Harmon Jarvis John Sestina TROMBONE II Nolan Baisch Laura Bowman TROMBONE III Joe Crossen Carol Palmatier BASS Ronald Shepherd Sandy Thiel Patsy Behner Jim Versteegh Kathy Moran TYMPANI Carl Novak PERCUSSION Fred Schlueter Don Elwood Mary Lou Higgin Peggy Moran Carol Dougherty Aqua Neura S Q is 41 H , ff' Y 'O V 4 I6 i Eur' 'Bird T Tx,-u.'4 ' 'ff 'nlg,, W x 1 X T ' my -sl A R I ,,,M' 2 , 1 .-M , fx -7' T- 'A wf ....' ' 1 . f fl 4? A , K at I xvf,-sr!! mv - Q3 A, fix gm fl Q . 6 I , 'b 'XX Q - 'A A f Q K if :QA 8 X 6 , ' I Z' X ' ,v V Q ,, IN L X lrf, I 2 S I X S . I .J-If X E v 'F f- ' Q' X , 'A - U . I Q' Eff O 1 If f 0 M 5 .S Ae, b i I Q 'li A' W 1 J I ,i z ,Qt fi 4 -1 Q Lg, PM WIA 1, ,ff N if - V 'T' . Q .gf 4 vi 5 A ,Q 1 A Qi. I W ' Q ' r u L e 4 3 ,., '??x as V7 n , .5 , . 'G wad, 4, 18.21 3 aj ll v w . lf 1. Q 1 . I bf :WI lf- Q - . ,.-r f ,- , . V Q 'u Nr ' KX v 'i' , X N . X . il , ' , r . WX' .,If, 'rn N? X XJ . -. . KW if 1 Q, -ix X .', V f A ,Q ffm, America's Nurses of Tomorrow - - 0 'w..n. fl: 'M' First Row: N. Chidsey, E. Barlett, A. Neura. Second Row: J. Widdifield, C. Ujcic, I. McClellan, C. Palmatier, P. Koren, K. Knuff. Representatives of the Student Body nt u I1 1 9 Why. First Row: L. Chidsey, K. Brazis, M. Zimmerman, Mr. Visintainer, B. Morton, Miss Edwards, M. Donahue, B. Palmatier, S. Zuengler. Second Row: D. Fuller, P. Findora, S. Lowrie, R. Neura, B. McCann, D. Bielert, M. Penska, N. Jackson, A. Hamer, R, Payne, C. Luehrs. Third Row: R. Kolar, M. Germak, D. Capotosto, D. Rolls, R. Misurec, L. Lanning. Our Future Faculty F, T , A 4' ' 32 'F fy 3 -ff T ,. s ijt u 'L, ' . 5-rx 'Er' V7 1 ,v-y , .72 ,Q hib- vs sxfl, . I -u 14 Q ,QQ ' S FEI hi K ,W 5 5 , vlll 5 , bl ' S ,l f f u ' ' S A' 251 'F 2-uf' ff? A , A , 3521 :TF 3 i.'t'fi V! -uv xv' yag, , , If ' fiib, , -f1 m.,, m 5 T6'1'4? -' Y' age QW Dv Q , V , W., , mf' 4,2 4 L 4' Q Mt., 7, f fix 33. mt? fv- Q 1 - 'P 'w in M M' -X if . H it ft' ,, fl Y 5 2 m4'w'ff ,X ,Y W Vlrr Q A,f QWL. A X 'W 1-, 323 3 g, , f X2 I ir M 1 F ff' N I new and dw f ,' 'V 'V is L' ,, . . .w f -ff ily? .7 , A 1 J V wa, ,4- Ibex, vwa ,Zi K 251 .Lf ? s Nw 7 5. 1? ff' 5 my 'V' we H. if 4 9 it . W 2 'W Jv- ,Q g, ., an New A, -? - ff V L M34 .. 'f ? 2 , vi Q Baal' ' ' 4 Env-13 if ,l ,.5,:, f . 5 f 35 if My Nancy Dawson Kenny Sylvester Honors And Awards In school, too often, scholastic achievement by students is overshadowed by sports, music or extra curricular activities. We of the annual staff salute you honor students and hope you will never lower your high standards. We are proud and the school is proud of you. We'd like to tell the Uquis. qui and quod of the students accomplishments. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AWARDS S. Zuengler, B. Morton, M. Donahue, L. Barnes, N. Dawson, C. Palmatier, K. Moran, W. Bowman, J. Praisler, C. Dougherty, E. Katona. ART AWARD K. Moran D.A.R. N. Dawson INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARDS E. Schultz, B. Davis, J. Pawlus, E. Eberhart, D. Ellinwood, N. Wesphal ATTENDANCE AWARD B. Morton SCIENCE AWARDS W. Bowman, K. Sylvester. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNER P. Jackson EIGHTH GRADE SCHOLARSHIP W. Butchko M. Metheney B. Dunn D. Palmatier C. Dennison G. Wilburn R. Love W. Bracken P. Findora C. Henderson BETTY CROCKER WINNER B. Holt POETRY WRITING CONTEST WINNERS R. Reznik, H. Plues, B. Kobak YEARBOOK AWARD C. Palmatier CURRENT EVENTS N. Barnes , Left: N. Barnes Q . Bonme Holt Right: R. Reznik, R. Kobak, H. Plues C3101 Palmatler . .va .4 Q ,Q 44 . ,fa ' Mfffvul Barbara Morton Patricia Jackson 41-X I Marcia Donahue ,f V if . X 57.14 , 1 'f John Sestina is RJ FOUR YEAR MUSIC AWARD M. Donahue POETRY READING FONTEST WINNERS S. Zuenuler. J. Sestina. MEVIIANICAI. DRAWING AWARD G. Parsons AVTIVITIES AWARD S. Zucnglvr PIIOTOGRAPHER AWARDS J. SL-stinn. photogiuipher N. Rzirnef. assistant I'IlIUfUL. I'E1l'bliCI' ATIILETII' AWARDS Jr, lligh Rusketlmli-Ist place in Me1linztl'uunty. Jr. Iliyli Iftiiitlmll--Zml place in Metlinzt tmiiiity. G. Slitrnmxi TYPING AWARD SENIOR SCHOLARSIIIII Numc L. Rztrnt-s N. Ilziwsmi l'. vlHk'k5IlIl D. Cap W. Ruwnmn V. l'ztlmutit-r K. Sylvester Vrtiiiity District 21 I2 'I I9 T ILM. 8 ILM. ILM. ILM. ILM. ILM. M AJOR ETTE AWARD L. Barnes State 223 ILM. ILM. ILM. REST ALI.-ROUND PERSONALITY S. Zuenirler Name R. Reznik D. Cap L. Barnes H. Blahzx D. Siegfried W. Rowman P. ,Iucksrin K. Hruzis I.. Rzuilpc A. Rwlizii' G. Sherman STATE SCHOLARSHIP By Division Rank Rank In In Subject District State State Bi0l0i:x' 2 3 6 Physics H.M. Algebra 9 H.M. World History 19 World History 15 Senior Social ILM Studies Senior Social II: Studies English X I Latin I I-LM Latin II H.M. Bookkeeping I5 S'l'L'DENT COUNCIL AWA B. 3I1JI'TnII J 1 RD VAl.EDlf'TfJRY TROPIIY I.. Barnes HEAD MAJ! IRI-I'I I'li AWARD l.. Rurncs Lynda Barnes Left: J. Sestina, S. Zuengler Right : R. Reznik Sally Zuengler 2 I 'f LUX 'TT , Y .uf 1 Z. Karen Brazis l VVayne Bowman IIIXIIRXXI Pattx and VS axne s t1rx Ih1S one ou 45 Alex an C d 3 Queen Mary Etta and Kmg Dan also dancmg Ilenc dam Ing- to Mr Lo 0 to Mr Loparo s muslc H1 ff.. if N1da and Sallx after readlng the Senlor Class VK 111 and Testament T Quiistmaster at J P PFQ ITU! SAI an suyent :mer gan JUHIOI- en en! .art Class Presidgylvester. Class 9111 3 d Andy Reg- , Q fa-06 QOX9' . QS e 'QV' QW el Vx aggxif- XTQYX YQX Cm OX QCWQ 05 A5 QT i Y , , X 1-1 1 'L Mr. and Mrs. Sprou Q enjoying pveninil- Margaret. Kick. Doug, and Dianne discussing the good time tha-y're having at the Prom. a pleasant 1 L ig,- . E I 1 O i K 1 i A l - V -If -. .Mig A I 'A 131, 335 ' ' arrv r , k K K ' l'e paint' U1 g 3 Diet x UFQ fo , Jean, C 3 I dance. F' Kay, and Ken de Ciding Ulhere t0g0a ffm. th 1 the P G 1'0m. f , , 4 X 7 -sp' -Au - 4, A. leg. 140 Y ig The Brunswick High School Drill Team uiiclor the direction of Lynclzi Barnes. This is the drill tozmrs first year, but they mzule 21 wonderful showing. THESE BOYS TOOK CARE OF RUNNING THE MACHINE FOR THE SLIDE FILMS H. Ixfllvak. N, Bariios fi. lflwimcl. J. Buy, .I. Fziiitxwlll. ll. Sir1g:I'rii-cl, B, Ilfwm. ll. Ducliv and P. Soitina. ri W! 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Davis P Iagnall I Iiwko I' 9chuTt7 X Nandars C Nlawu H Caitlgman N JdClxQOI1 I Xuxdtnx P l bcrh xrt N Ntcphm Q McDonald lx Purcell B Cmoduar P 'NIarQhal1 I' XX Q P D Ammo D hncml-x I VK Foraman fd g ,- Q ,fily ,111-w 'Pr 1-P Jaya, Q'-.f Z' Q22 Pt' , 5 'lf B. Thomason T. Daiber L. Pads P. Hutchinson L. Hamer R. Krueger A. Scott Not Pictured: T. Salerno, J. Risko, R. Draxler, J. Kytta, J, Renick, H. Plues, R. Pola- kowski, I-I. Smith. Just the f1t Coke Txme Don Du Q wffce Brwk Forgot mx monex Y cts Go To The umor Play JL 'N IOR PLAY On Noxember 99 and 23 1n the school audttorlum the Jumors dnected by Nllss GHFTINOH presented Rlddle Nle Rlches Th1s comedy 1n three acts took place tn a twplcal 'NI1d 'NX est home Gu en mcentlxe after Chuck Errol Sktnner has xx on a contest Pop Tax lor Lester Ch1dsex works mdustrlouslx on a 11ddle for the Rlddle 'He Rlches tadlo program Iromcallx enough he vuns and then the prtzes start arrxung boxes boxes and Nlore Boxes of gap X canvmd enum fm llyp lnrw-Q9 puprngc enough fo -ulmnet Fvll flwe basement and that s lust the begllllllng' Plnk house pamt follows and oh ses a maid' Wir Tax lor s boss Don Klemfeld and h1s mfe Rosernarx Draxler tu to turn the Taylors luck to thexr own adxantage bv some unscru pulous means Chuck then thmks he falls 1n loxe mth a glamorous mox 19 star Marla Kat Norma Olson whose xlstt 19 part of the loot meanvx h1le 1g'I'10I'lHg' Susre Molly Z1mmerman who s Just head ox er heels about h1m After the Taylors hax e all had a few heartaches they flnd that IH sptte of all they se learned a profltable lesson Yes mdeed a very ty plcal famllyl A xear s supply of dog food and we don t even have a dog and thts IS supposed to be a tw ptcal famxly' Seated Susxe Mollv Zlmmerman Standing Ed mund Bob Strong Darnx Jlm konschak Chuck Errol Sklnner Seated Mr and Mrs Taxlorf' Lester Chldsey, Barbara Berendsen Our Dlrectol Mlss Garrtson VN orklng hard Front Left to Right Prompter Dorothy Fenscxk Gen eral Chalrman Shlrlex Cornett Back Stage Crew Carl B1lsk1 B111 Goodyear and then the mald came Front H1lda, the 'Vla1d, Nancy Jackson, Mr Hall Young LOVE Don kletnfeld Seated, Left to Rlght uOllX6,y, Carol Standing Bob Callaway, Larry Lucal, and Patty Sammon, Mrs H1ll, Rosemary Draxler Tay lor, Margaret Myers , AJ . , . . . . . . 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Jackson. i 1 If Jim and Bfwb. future scientists? I-frnie. the village Smithyf L Oppenbmder P Nlethenex 'NI Nlalom L Par onQ L RxQh I Paxxlu L xI11xU1LC C Poden C Madden Nfmmrg I Iugcnnbcrg lx NChult7 L ZIQINQI' G Seswert R Rezmck P NIcCann T LeNIasters P Moran R Lee P Nchleuter VS xllxkllllim 9 'Vlexuntt D Hetrlck N Nldllllen J Qe-Qtma B Nlertes D Refs J Pitchler P Xeura 9 so T ,Q- ,--15 422' 'wx el i fin Y ,f 'I I My Qrvr 23 ff Sophomores A Class 11 125, if . A' Y :V A r - N. . 5 1 ,V 4 , - - .- I - if f B Q, ' 5 1,44 ,, 'u X 'S X f J. L 4 ' I2.INIf'I,m1.i+f1s fn - i , , Q ' .... -s. cv' ' , - , , V V Q-.gg V X Vf. V 'il A ,T X , ,V ' A 1 K asw- kn gw tif 6 G. . 1 ' ' ,. -. , -- ' ' -v v 'Ik 2. - ,, - . . , fl. A LL g www V I l , v-x .L A 2 3 lv. . '. h f x.. 1 ,- . H T 5 A' J . . I .. 'L ' t X I . - 'ft .i , r. O D1st1nct1on R Duche C Fox B Xinecourt A Harx ill J Remcli J Platt J Russica J Broun D Siegfried H Craddocl. D Tomak G Sherman -X Todorov J Carlson L Soudex C Bowling N NK estphal 'VL Cole N. Barnes J. Brock J. Bishop N. Chidsey W. Cadnum H, Blaha M. 1' awol K. Avery N. Baisch K. Brazis G. Phillips G. Blumenthal R Hunter I' h R keller Lemo L JameQ T' I Gulmh B Johnson J I'arr1i R harder K Gexss M Germak G Frantz J Jelen A Janz B Ixnapp Ix Kotqcek NI Prlce J Gall G Hex dorn R lxobak J Jarxxi 'NI Ixmnox R. katona L. Lucal D. Kytta L. Krueger M. Higgins M. Fargo Thiel h w 'fl 5 'Ir' -ns was in-vr Nw 1 .pq-1' S ,fw- Sk 'Q' l 5 Q: P YT' C Houska K -Xnderson C Bruner S Sanders ogg, evo 'T' C Ames MY D Mulhns f-I Not pictured K Buy R Plues C Lee B McCann J Jarv1s P Furm L Kerns T LeMasters S McM11len R Katona R Grlffm H 0Sth91m W MCWIUIZIH E Mertes 'VI KIUDGY H Venable IN Thomas P Weura S M9X1C0tt D Kmfley P Wachtel D Rees M Moran E Olsen L Yearxck R Resmck J Petchler L Pearsons D Hetrxck J Sestlna J Becker Nancy Chldsey Correct typmg form? Bob Plues Sm1le Pretty' Curt Ames Rembrandt of B1-uns-Mck' Gall Sherman MISS Secretarw of 1958' -L ' gf Ml. M ff . NM al M L R..Dennis. F Sloan L Pabst C Txhske B Qhuster G S wth NI Whlted J Rxsko R Re mk U Chxcl' R Robaon B Schmotzer R Couev R Duche VS Harrold Pfzrnons J Ulrxch M IOISROXNSRI R Vokes J Vkells L Prlce G Zlmmerman J Rxsko L MICXHI P Brock R Prxce P DICGUITG F Flelds M Vldmar L Mladek lx Emplng A Plues C Kozlosxsm T Snxder M Renlck C Kennedy R Ixollar P Szabo V Snack A Braxxlex Q Doughertw J Vkells P ZIGIIDSRI N Vharsch R Hunter C. Bogdan C. Ryan W. Freelandt D. Case m ,N X 'Z dsl ur-I I' Freshmen nly fi 1 r 42? if ,S ,, 23? N- in QW! i Three More Years To .5 A Hamer Y SIYNDSOH H Jarxls NI Robson R Koren 'VI Metro T Glass J Redour J Lulas P Rumbaugh D H81HlN S Lmdley E Johnson J VN 1tZk8 D Krxeger T Paulus D Keller L Raabe G League A Lawrence G Goede S Kunsman G Blahmk S LeMasters L Marshal L Kosh G Young D Kxene J Mlller J LaGuardxa A Musser R Dawson A Ixeura G Wllkmson S Conley E Rlpple P Lee P Sestma D Gessner C Eakln C Cashmore N PTICQ P Burke J Buy S S recher B exnke D Blelert D Mutrle x . 4 . 1 : J- ' ' X, ' 1 A - X1 A S 1 Q ' 1 . 5. l . . .x ' I '-,SN if., I f . V. . Q ll A ' f A an . J r A Q lllar Z L f ' W' A I ' Q ' ? 1 Z, ,, 5 lf? ff' U ,, f H., I f 2'f'f ?'-:: 7 f 1 B9 1-f I' f 2 ' ' vyl. ji . f i , .. J . , ' ' A ,V f4',' ll h V . i ll f '. ' u no J- , Vll. L 'U - .-i:...'.5. 'ff' 1:17 1f2 , V' i . A X pa - I N .X I . l. Charest L. Sensel K. Strauss B. Hronek G. Elwood B. Bukowsl-cy D. Capotosto Q 2? H. Bagnall N. Draxler R. Boone J. Gridley Q J. Cantwell I A. Hoffman . V..,V ' R. Keenan ff ' Q ffv it at VV. Davis , J. Hunter , I D. Fisher A Q L s L. Hamilton 'A .A i J J. Iiilski ' ,A - -f P. Crosley S D. Craddock 'im 5 15'-ig Mew.: L. 'H A M. T. Foreman 1 M. Johnson .V G- DOTSGY 'ili -, ' 1 1 - j - . H. Johnson 'li ' 1 f V45 Q ' fy ,,', ' T. Blagg ' L ' ,V 1' S A H. Burgel. . ., f A , - 2 X. fx X A, fi I J. Mayo V I Y! ef f- 2 X X f ' J V X I - I 2 3 i V .',v- Y Not pictured: V A M' L. Praisler B. Vitko ' ,Q E. Quesada J. Fisher IN' Cap .P 1 i s A. Sahli L. Bowman H ' .Q P. Thomas D. Duyzer .K A J. Calvert 56' Mr. Tibbitts and Duane Uhler solving a mechanical Elaine, Roberta and David working on a pulley experi d 1 ' raving probltm. ment for general sclence. . s ,ll 'll 1 Y D af 1 95, o the bop at the h Hard xx ork ? See, our car xxorkS' B Strong E Hlll R Fuller L W D Rlsko B Vndenmever E Zlmmerman .57 4? 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Ohde 1- wha r Wen 'J x ng' , 1' ..,, 2, 99 z ,Wo Hg? There must be an easier way!! S 1 K Burns X Haneon B Schuster D Fecklev N Hetrlck D Foster D Fuller J Broadlev -X Housf-r R Blumenthal D Fvans T Peteri I Joresk1 R ZXKOlf6l C Molter S Bass D Clark B Cahlll J Foreman D I' lw ood J Kotasek K Hronek M Berlo M Ilster J Pasek J Zxegler C Eacott K Jelen P Klnny W Purcell T Duyzer K Scott E West R Lanmng C Hach L Sprecher A Monroe G Brmtnell D Hawke D Gaddls R Capone R Pavne L Knuff E Thxem B Mader F Struzynsky M Lang H Brobst S Bnggs J Ward D Straw A Huthmaker In Johnson D Kozlowski K Waugama Il f if all E 3' ww, xW g.. Lg at Grade Seven 14 44 I, Ma 1 Q J I.. .N ith - , 4,2 wo or ,Q is A .ef ' ' - ' '. , 39 ' A ,., , , ' 1- 951' E'1A3 1'lf': J: 1 Jim f 1 ' .A A t 2 ' l F 1 'A M v - Q , ' 24, 'S' i ' Q 4? ' J. ' 'X X. L M ' 5 ,llx F ff Xl A Q X tx '. A 9 .1 a. ,, . 4 . . 3 v rs: B ,- x if! I ,ff 4 X V M li. ft: ' ' -my . K 1 .' JF' - :xi I I A '51 ' I P f 5 , 4 - , J l 1 - ,,A,. 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RO ' ' ' 'GQYXKQ -5 m. t Germak, Yresx 'EY ima Yreex e Mxdxexe Bemke Yaxmam ' ei'- .Ur Stiff 1. afld '7 love Airs I D G oodmh 'bfhtvhg Mr. Visintainer workmg 1 Q W . altreg SQS f Or t Tiki if ff hen, r, an d A S'r. Banqu eg. Youn g Art' DOf5ev lSt5, Geo . and Diane Lagje X if Cafete r1a Sta f Hrs Lhler and Nlrs Nleacher Mrs Nandlasx and Mrs Moran ,.,...J.-- .,n!F Mrs Zletloxx and Mrs Behnex C us to d1ans Mr Clement and 'Nlr Studw X ,XX Nou ue pax oul tubute to The teams that chee1 and f1ght Thex xx ho hold ou1 bannels hlgh Ou1 boys and gurls m blue and xx h1te 2 2 5 966 LE? F3 57 ai ffx 6 , g A CJD BL U5 DE VIL 5 YI 5 I T04 dan 106 .K I .' , .V v ' 1 l ' 9 ,. O cr -'X J -Q-,,........ .1-.-,,.-.if 4 ' ' .,: ..-,l,g ..'-.., f ' fgi' :ws-:-i g X W g.fE'j1Q1Q'7 ' f A ' ae 1.1 . F2 ' f . li ' - - - 66 - f iq I E' A K :-- 1 Q Q1 '4 s A .S Q. 5. v ' -S wr Mg 171 ,,f'L'g IM ,f Q3 , zz 'X .' ,- Q u N' If . ' U4-X Argirakig Dan Cap Phe! Ewald John Falkenstein U9m1iS HOOWI' 1-'ullback Guard lind Tackle Tafklv 1 Football OUR CHICIClQI.l'I.-XDERS From Lvft tn Right: Sally Zuengler Barbara Morton Delores Wide-nmeyer Marcia Donahue ,g . ' 9 9 K 30 ,f ff--Z' if i 'S 1 A In :- Q 1-ff 'J ws' f E, ' 'pf' - f X 4 .4 on rf Nlike Kyttzi Dave Metro Don Morrison Dick Mueller lioh Pierce Tackle Quarterback Tackle I-Ind 'llgqklu Loses Ten Seniors I ,,n i x Coach Coach Akron Beacon .lolmml All-Blvdina County L'hfvicf1s: Kermit Smulbach Roland Platz Pc-tc Neura. Dan flip. Aivx :XI'g.l'lI'21lilF. 'S '--41-. .135 Q '.x First Row: N. Thomas, B. Gulish, L. Mladek, D. Hoover, D. Metro, C. Ewald, D. Mullins, D. Morrison, G. Russica. Second Row: D. Kreiger, D. Keller, J. Falkenstein, C. Lahl, M. Kytta, D. Cap, A. Argirakis, P. Neura. Third.Row: R. Pierce, P. Kamonda, G. Wil- kinson, E. Heath, D. Mueller, B. Palmatier. Fourth Row: E. Shultz, D. Bouman, D. Rolls, H. Plues, Coach Smulbach. Brunswick defeats Independence 7-6. This statement may not mean a thing to the ordinary reader, but to Brunswick students it meant a great deal. For this game was the highlight of what might have been a very disappointing season. The win over Independ- ence marked our first win in league competi- tion since leaving the Medina County League for the much faster Cuyahoga County Cir- cuit. Also in this game senior Alex Argirakis was named to the Cleveland Press weekly all-star squad. The 1957 season again was a case of too much, too soon. The team showed flashes of greatness, but lacked the depth and experi- ence necessary for consistency. We lost two games due to breaks, Cuyahoga Heights 7-6 and North Royalton 7-0. However, we defi- nitely were outclassed in losses to non-league Buckeye and league rivals Warrensville, Strongsville, Mayfield. Mayfield who for the last three years has been a northeastern Ohio powerhouse rolled to an easy 57-7 win despite what was one of our better played games. Even the Asiatic flu was a factor in a loss. Due to postponements and rescheduling, the Blue Devils were forced to forfeit a game to Brooklyn. All in all, despite the fact Brunswick man- aged only one win, it was a good year high- lighted by some fine individual playing and some very exciting moments. As the Chinese philosopher, Confucius, once said, Wait till next year. get 9 it x 'ml .f Front Row, Left to Right: J. Cap, F. Gilhousen, R. Shepherd, N. Berendsen, A. Huth- maker, P. Becker, D. Fojkar. Second Row: G. Stephan, J. Jansic, D. Lee, F. Salerno, E. Skinner, D. James, B. Cornet, R. Lanning. Third Row: D. Duyzer, T, Falkenstein, R. Petchler, D. McKinley, R. McWilliam, B. Cahill, G. Lipscomb, R. Blumenthal. Fourth Row: Coach Pearce, D. Ellinwood, T. Walton, H. Freedlandt, L. Lanning, E. Bates. The Little Blue Demons Athletically, our junior high definitely is showing promise. This year competing in the five team Mid- County League for the first time, they fin- ished second behind undefeated Strongsville. The Blue Devils suffered only one loss and that to the champion Mustangs of neighbor- ing Strongsville. Besides defeating every other league rival the Brunswick youngsters scored impressive non-league victories over Medina and Wads- worth. It is very difficult to name standouts on this spirited squad, but the team itself selected the very aggressive lineman Russell Petchler as captain and plunging fullback Larry Lanning as most valuable player. Congratulations, young men, for a job well done. B.H.S. Opp 6 Medina 0 20 Independence 12 6 Strongsville 19 7 Wadsworth 0 7 Brooklyn 6 7 Cuyahoga Hts. fforfeited byb 0 The Brunswick Blue Devil cagers of 1957-58 com- piled an unimpressive 5-122 record. However, there is more to the story than just the won-lost record. The blue and white basketballers showed flashes through the season of the greatness predicted for them by many, but they were never able to maintain the consistency needed. Coach Platz rotated a seven man first unit com- posed of four seniors and three juniors. Of this group only seniors Dick Mueller and Alex Argirakis and junior Dick Bouman were lettermen. The others were Gene Katona and Chet liwald who were seniors and juniors Jim McMillan and Bernie Palmatier. These last two were promoted at mid-year from the reserve squad and showed considerable promise. Playing again in the Medina County League, Brunswick finished in the lower half of the stand- ings. The high light of the year came, however, in the tournament. This year was Brunswick's debut into the AA athletic ranks, and their showing was not one to be ashamed of. Drawing Fairview as their opponent at the Baldwin-Wallace Field House. the locals for three periods threatened to upset their favored rivals. But, the lack of bench strength hurt in the final period. Another factor on the debit side was the lack of a home floor. Even though we played on the excellent Buckeye court, the basketball team never felt as if they belonged. Possibly. the new building program which includes a modern ,fzymnasium will give added incentive to future Brunswick basketball teams. arsit Baskc 1 Q .Tk , A. iff? .Q fx, First Row: Martin Polakowski, Alan Hamer, John Sestina, Nolan Baisch, Jerry Buy, Paul Sestina. Second Row: Ed Skinner, Don Kiene, George Elwood, Forest Fields, Gary Wilkinson, Norman Barnes, Bob Duche, Coach Smulbach. Not Pictured: Ron Sheperd. unior Varsity Giving added impetus to the thought of brighter basketball future was the fine show- ing made by the Brunswick Reserve basket- ball squad. This team, coached by Mr. Slnul- bach, was sprinkled generously with promis- ing freshmen and sophomores. Playing usu- ally in the preliminary games they compiled a 10-4 record. At season's end Coach Platz took a fresh- man team composed largely of reserve mem- bers and competed in the Buckeye invita- tional tournament. In this tournament they were edged out in the final game. These reserves should add luster to the future Blue Devil basketball records. - Strong Reserves B.H.S. Opp 50 Leroy 39 29 Seville 24 45 Highland 26 47 Spencer 33 25 Lodi 29 28 Homer 30 27 Buckeye 28 41 Leroy 45 26 Seville 41 42 Highland 28 28 Spencer 23 32 Lodi 33 45 Homer 29 31 Buckeye 30 First Row: T. Loughren, R. Shepherd, D. Lee, P. Wokoun, D. James, F. Gilhousen, J. Cap, N. Berendsen. Second Row: D. Palmatier, R. Petchler, E. Bates, L. Lanning, D. Elwood, A. Brainard, E. Skinner, Coach Pearce. The Little Demons B.H.S. Opp. 41 Strongsville 18 26 Independence 19 39 Hinckley 13 34 Cuyahoga Heights 36 32 Buckeye 17 35 North Royalton 22 22 Strongsville 38 27 Seville 16 22 Independence 31 38 Sharon Center 6 - League Champs Brunswick gained its best records in the junior high school. Coached by William Pearce these seventh and eighth graders played in two leagues, the very fast Cuya- hoga County League and the traditional Medina County circuit. The youngsters easily won their division and toppled Homer very handily in the championship game. Besides their champion- ship showing in the Medina League, they also posted very impressive victories in the Cuyahoga County League. These junior high cagers distinguished themselves as promising athletes. We hate to sound overly optimistic, but the next four years look promising. A .fv- The guest speaker from Ak- Dave Metro presenting Mr. Smulbach with a present ron University, Joe McMul len. - from the football team. On May 10, 1958, the annual Sports Banquet was held in the Brunswick High School cafeteria. The main speaker was Joe McMullen from the University of Akron. Like most banquet speakers his main topic was jokes Among the many who received awards were: Dick Bowman, Basketball, and Alex Argirakis, football. Sports Banquet Dick Bowman receiving his award for outstanding sportsmanship in Alex Argirakis receiving sev r'l e a basketball. awards for his athletic ability. X' Ouc'hy' l., I SQWA s-T-R-f:-T-c-H bv'- I af! . r Sports Night 529' HAH 4 'S L-i U has - I -Q 07 .?4i Q a I Q A 3 'f A f jr P 40 f ,gi 1 ' 7 Y H A , 4 f ' I I' ? bf ,Q V 'I 2 'rw X I 1' 7. A . , ' U' W- . ii ff-P-um, ose lmeq Qtralght 9 010GRA?ll,f Nou we pax lespect that S due To these xx ho adx e1t1se Thex hawe b1ought thls book to Vou S0 please them patromze gg-i-n f X f fff N95 Q9 MK M I l I M , I x .X rye R 9 --,5:5f1i'ffHKKJW Page Y.: .. ',kb ig xl I iii? Z i gd iQ5'GROcf ag 1 1 fz in I Amee 4' K En Orban S Flowers Geo F Rennhardt Co The Savnngs Deposut Bank Hanshue Auto Co Meduna Gazette Peltons Grocery 81 Bakery Bakers Texaco Massotherapy 8. 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