Charles F Brush High School - HiLite Yearbook (Lyndhurst, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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We represent the whole student body which we believe to be the finest ever. We will lead you through a day at our school and show you our activities, recreations, and events. We work and study, but still have time for fun and play. The 1953 Exam? ywwwv 1 WY V XY 'J- r v S ii - f ARLESIQBRUSH HIEH SIIHUUL Suuflm Euclid - LyncH1ur's+-- Uhiu SCIIOOL DAYS., SCHOOL DAYS, DEAR OLD GOLDEN RULE DAYS A DAY AT BRUSH HIGH SCHOOL For the past four years our days at Brush High School have been the most vital part of our lives. Each day began as teachers counted noses at 8:20, although a few eager beavers could bt- seen shuffling around the halls as early as 7:45. A few minutes later the school parking lot acquired a rush hour appearance as jalopies and family cars rapidly filled the parking space Hundreds of sleepy eyed students plled out and started the long walk up the hill to the school room All of us have had classes that we looked forward to and those that we dreaded We memorized formulas conyugated verbs proved theorems and tried to find solutions to the worlds prob lems as we tasted everything from Shakespeare to Einstein Meeting friends between classes deciding who was to clean the locker arguing on C0mm1tt66S and offering our servlces to faculty members and school organizations broadened our under standing of the people around us The bell at 3 15 signified the end of one part of the day but only the beginning of another very important part of our edu cation Extra curricular activities gave us a chance to further speclal interests and hobbies and to get better acquainted with students and teachers Dinners slowly cooled at home and mothers waited impa tiently as we planned for big dances sock hops variety shows plays and athletic events The long walk home with books under our arms was shortened by thoughts of what the next day would bring Tired but happy we ended each busy day of classes study activity homework and fun CHARLI S F BRUSH I O I O O Charles 1' Brush High Scl ool was named after Charles Francis Brush electrician and inventor of the first prac tical arc light Mr Keller our civics teacher is credited with suggesting this name which was approved by the local school board Charles Brush born rn Euclid Ohio in 1849 received his college education at the University of Michigan In 1876 he perfected an arc lamp that would work successfully on a circuit with a number of other lamps We Brushites are proud that our school was named for Charles F Brush if I N 1 X Xyllx 6 ' 7 7 . . . , . . Q 7 . . 7 7 p - - - - .6 . , , , . n . Y , , , i ' I , ff N L ' W V' LI lf 1 ' 1 'I ,f I . . .' . . - A M k , ,I ' ig . . A , . . , . . tx .nl kj' lMfx:xx jr, iv AA .:,..,,3fW ,J - lqll , ' . . . . . 1 ' 'tl . . . . . . - Xxx I ,mmf X A 'fist xt Q? ' -we - f W 1' W . . . D X W fy - I ww Q X Q4 N T71 RNING V ERN OQN W1 0 L2 9-OG?-Ps fm Amar ING 1 31 Z AFT ERS CHO OL 0 by lv if OJ, XXX W X Z It Q ZX 3 Gif A P-FTERNQOXX ff W2 L?7 ff fr 17, AFTE C5005 V 95, X55 ggtwltle X K- U E Q P: I W H K Q ,Qi f' f Y , ,, .,,, Gvacke ,,,,, XXX! .,,,,,. ' I NX xo 'SY A aoofnsowus xoiid yy BE wb wi ' W M F2 x X X N ' You X , . x N I x gne92X? . 37,4 fo x X, , .,,,, ,BM ' X ore K li fw my H 4 R? X 1 K? yy . n 1 5 I 9 SP ' 9 5- ' 7 ,s,,- i '-,AH in -V 5 ku- f 0 'rf 'QNX' ff. A iw ir. ls..- ,W fi? fywm Q,,, X f fx ii -si- ng el Ns 3. Board of Education Left to Right. Mr. Lee R. Cintield, Mr. Gail O. Sheats. Dr. Eugene Hig- gins. Mr. D, hlarnss Pritchard, Dr. -l. C. Nichols, Mr. XX'm. B. Edwards. Superintendent nf Schools. and Mr. XV. Reed Hndsell, mini tration The Board nf Education and Mr. Edwards, like the Pl.lSCl in .1 thcss game, .irc knmxn for their Qircfiil pldns .ind Strategic muvcw. Hours of Study prcctnlt- m.irii nf tht- vviic tltrtisiiim ,iQ tht-Nc men work mit ptilitit-X that will rewlt in better educa- tion for till mir students, Mr. Robert Shupp is the man at Brush who combines the spirit of the Brown and Gold. Besides being a very successful principal he is a man of many other talents. One of his favorite pastimes is printing. Here is a man who has worked hard and has gained the respect and ad- miration of the entire student body and faculty. XWe wish him many more happy and successful years at Brush. The assistant principal at Brush is MR. HOWARD ROBERTS. He is well known for the effective system he devised to get the students to school on time. Many students have come to him for advice because they know he is a sincere and honest listener and will do his best to help them. V X , . INN Dean of Girls, Miss Hazel Reppert, is well loved for her sense of humor. Although she can be very amusing, she can also be one of the most serious, helpful persons at Brush. The girls consider her to be more a pal than a Dean. Dean of Boys. Mr. Robert jackson, is to be congratulated for the wonderful work he has done this, his first year at Brush. He has made friends from fresh- men through faculty that will never forget him. A man who never fails to be a friend in need is indeed the best way to express the way we feel about him. I e,.c2F'i 3 . by KAW I 4 . g 5 gms f L , ff' ffl ' .V . . 335' .-,rfg 9' .W V1 V iz-13: .x fm 558 4. ,A ' J, -, W KY nz Y A A' mayb, 1 'U'-K 1+ .swf iff .? '.. ,,.-3' ,W-,.+ 4 f -:WJ ,, . .4 .1 '.,' f -, rf!-2,, , 40, M 'M-F ' i?' , P if:-Zgxifv, . 43 K M' x x Y QV I 2 if lv' s JVW , MR. CLYDE KIDD MR. HARRY E. MILLER English English junior Class Counselor Freshman Class Counselor Ohio Northern University Kent State University Z' l S45 ill ll Our Class Counselors stand ready to guide and direct us in Willing to help us in any way work and in play. x m,- ',,,.-, 1 , MR. JOHN JACQUE Social Studies - American History - Driving College Counselor Western Reserve University MISS ANNA LAURA KINGZETT Psychology Penguins-Sophomore Class Counselor Kent State University ,ang .vs MR RKHARD BAKER Physits - Ueneml Stience - Driving lfuntl Drives 'XY'estern Reserve lfniversity - -ff: ' 1- we 2 ' 1 i' Q X1 ROBERT BLACKMUR English Hi-Lite Assistant Denison University Q ii o Ions 90 we MR LOHNIE BOGGS Business ELlLlCLiIl0l'l Titkets Ohio State University fb n- M .-,H 1 1 o N I F Q MRS. MARGARET BRADAC Home Fttmnomits Hi-Teens Wfestern Reserve University Q. NR PAUL BRICKFR 5 at df- W , its fi if wilt, :Ni I LJ , if Our teachers love to whip us MRS. BLANCHE CQARTXVRIGI-IT Art S Art Appreciation junior Red Cross Western Reserve University so r MISS MYRTLE CRATTY Business Education Placement CCommercial University of Pittsburgh ll- . 2'-Q. as 'Pa S 3 S i , Q Si: MR. FRANK CURTISS Physical Education - Health Athletic Director Kent State University Biultugi' f General Science ll ' f ,'! lftiotlmtll -Vi Biselu Muskingum College f' 'Ralph- 'trn 'F f. 1 P? ' lf- ilr 5 2 J , f LQ fl 1. f MR. N. C. DAVIS English - Speech Chairman English Committee Ohio State University ov v A L, 0 . MR. EDWARD DRUDE Mechanical Drawing Stage Crew Ohio State University at our basketball games. MR. KARL FINNEN American History W Driving Football Ohio University t MRS. SHIRLEY WHITE General Math -Physica junior High Cheerleader Muskingum College 'W MR. KARL KELLER Prohlems of Democracy junior Council on Worltl Affairs Western Reserve University i MR. JOHN WERKHAVEN English Student Council Fenn College MRS. LA . INA KING Latin Hi-Teens XX'estern Reserve lfniversitx NIR. ROBERT WHITE Physiuil Eilucation - Phys Basketball - Driving Muskingum College MRS. RUTH KINGZETT Assistant Librarian Oberlin College QE MISS ELLEN LAUBER Special Teacher Ohio State University MISS CORINNE McNARY Business Education Funtl Drives Wooster College I EDNWIN INIILLER Vocal Music - Chorus Choral Music Muskingum College MR. ef il :rim EHIII 'I .mf 'W ical Fitness .A L. MR. FRANK MILLER Concert Band Band Western Reserve University Iljqmq x IYIISS FRANCES WIOODXVORTH I-Ieacl Librarian Cheerleaders Western Reserve University MR. W. R. MOORE Chemistry S.1fety Western Reserve University Their helpful hints are truly helpfulg P?- And we really appreciate our club sponsors. Q47 MR. JOHN NAPP Algebra Intra-Mural Sports Fenn College .sl MR. JOHN PICKERING English Arc-Lite Ohio University QQ' '-.2?'i cf MR. JOHN PLINKE General Science-Biology Basketball Bowling Green University 1 K .X I 5 lun ' i,.' ,gl , 4lur' . X MISS DOROTHY PULASKY American' History Fund Drives Notre Dame College I MISS PATRICIA RHODES Home Making Future Nurses of America 3 w- AY ff' Q4 MR. PETER PAWLOWSKI Ohio Wesleyan Algebra - General Math junior High Football -Baseball . ROBERT ROSE Auto Mechanics-Metal Shop Printing Ohio Stare University Q X I ' V MR. MALCOLM SALINGER Physics - General Science National Honor Society-Camera Club 1 MR. CHARLES SCHLAFF English-World History Football - junior High Basketball University of Toledo Y .A s XX 'GA helping hand, they always lend MR. MRS. ALICE SEGINAC Spanish - French Future Teachers of America Western Reserve University '51 Dias' MR. MRS. IRENE SHESTINA English Hi4Lite Capital University 9.11 XX ew., fi 069. L. MR. MISS DORIS THOMPSON Physical Education Girls' Athletic Association Ohio State University 'Q 'QQ-. lf ELMER TREECE Biology Visual Service-Senior Class Counselor Western Reserve University ,, 3 Z4-1.7 I' W6 FRED WEINMANN Geometry - Solid Geometry Locks and Lockers Western Reserve University JOHN WELSER Wood Shop-Electric Shop Construction and Repair of Stage Properties Kent State University a 7 P Miss Grace Jenkins-Mrs. Mona Eckert4Mrs. Ida Evangelista- Miss Grace Albrecht-Mrs. Helen Crebbin-Mrs. Ruth King- Mrs. Germaine Gilmore-Miss Phoebe Vfilson. Our office, cafeteria and groups are kept well in hand by these--our friends. --wang N93 H, ,.,-v,---Cai' 1. 'arab iff r' l Mrs. Elda Greene , Dietician F' l i' S ,LQ .6 ll l lf ,ZZ Q MW iz Maurice Cain - Head Cusrooian Ray Giesler - Bus Maintenance Guilo Antenucci - Custodian school I rl . SOME ARE IN A SLEEPY HAZE K - -. OTHERS IN A mzzY DAZE alt' .5 ' ' I -I Q-4' R XX' f mix -ft ' is l 5?fE is 1 Y all ::l'---e-': '- 1 :Avi 'U' 4 0.5 ' CW' ' X -,., :vi is t- ' 'A ' M Q Brush's beautiful scenery brightens our ' spirits each morning-rain or shine. ' 1 Ml? xlllllllllkfiii' Our lockers are always a favorite tn s t. .::l5't.lF:' C- meei g po 'g.., ,z Mr Weinmann starts our day off with that good old sound reasoning. Y' ,M 6'-V Toi gi- . .J ,X wrahams, H. Barber, K. fi -S fb Bisio, G. 5!-'Se 4-Q ' F8 ln 0 6 Q tldfirs 01 ix f ' .A ,-,- p 1 ' i Allen, W. Beattie, V. ,Q Ao. .Aj Bokeny, R. Lv- X: .rr .Mfg FRESHMAN OFFICERS B. Dunlap, Secretary, T. Spies, Vice-President, J. Tutulo, Treasurer, A. Fiorenza, President. iw A H - , , 1 F. 0 ' ,Q 5 11.7 -3 Z, H - ' nf wg K f Il fl' ll Ambr0SC, R- Anderson, F. Arnold, P. Arrino, B. Bell, R. Belpulsi, R. Benjamin, J Bifano, W. Q 'J Cannell, K. Cage, S, '4--s - R vs nfs-5 J . lla 1 Cattell , J. 7 T T 0 Cenra, J. fig ' 'O 'Hr Balogh, N Bishko, L. , av , 0 'Q' , 1 1 f 'fl Cerrito, C. 3? 6 I Composmo N Cowan Corrlgan D Cozad R Cesgnff R Culorra A Cook E T Davis I. Daugherty M DHWSOFI C Defranco B DeFranco B Delsanter P Denms V Eberle I Eberle J liahrenholz K Fanelh H vi 0 rs -s Confuslon relg fantme A Farone Fegatelh C Fenton N Fmdlaf. T F1OId2.llSl D Florenza A is. 6 fy. A Q 'rl' av ? 4 t Q 4 0 'Z I? X.. V I George, K. fu fi -A 3 Gillerly, D. They're Goldie, R. .10 Q' ' ' -5 k Grafton, B. ff fb ' Q X r Hein, M. ,.h, 0 rt 0 .ob 'v-v 1 ' 1 A1 or 1' ' I . Fletcher, A. 'S' . .aff 1 ' jr Giles, P. I K 's fl Glause, A. growin' them Goloboff, B. +3 'N 3, QE: ,A ..., Graves, B. 'bf K ,-,. , K Higgins, B. ' z sf, ' N. . ,..,:-.5 - ....-.,:. ' 1 'u 'sl 'Q . - . 4 Gallo, P. - I ,J Gaudio, P Frank, E. Fried, E. Fromson, H. I I E bigger. I Gortschalk, D. N qw. YU :ru .A 13' X Green, B. Gripp, W. Hagara, S. 'R fy, i 'N 9 'G r 45 fra . A 'A 'ia' ' Q, -:: f ' ,I , sw W . ,L K il' 1 ...A x I Hiller, J. Hoehn. M. HOU, E- .JA Goffwig, H. f .A -yi 1 X Hamlin, D. 'fn 003 i 'V' . ' '- vi , A I JV, '34, . J Huston, A. '37 Graft, M. 5? . C7 Hazzard, C RPR S 1519 -g fix is -sq . 4 , fo ! in 1 I 4' yr: r xx m Vu I ' -U , fd' 95 f . ' xr ' ' Q' Q' ' - A - ' ' DT. -as ' ., ,fa 5 . ' ' I 1 A V 4 X ., X. fy Iannicelli, D Ickis, M. Irvine, P. jeppe, D johnson, D. jones, M. IOHCS, W. A' N. Keggifl, G- Kemmerle, W. Ready-Aim-FIRE ! A flfgw n 52 ng -.3 T? ' ' ' L K '. J' 1 I 7 ' X' Kidd, E. Kingzerr, B. Kloss, C, Kollmorgen, W. Korner, A. . f Us ,Q 1 T 'VT v ffl Q 6 -N . 4:19 Q54 Qi k 'Ni i Ji Ax . 1 . rd V x I-BUY, P- Landon, R. I-aI1gfCl10W, W- Lavrick, J. Lawrence, S. i ,, . - I 4 fl Q .., Y -4? we W ,fry fa' A '- -, T: - f ' 4' , 1 Q Kalmbach, K C. 'F ' fix f gi . , 5 .i-Egkkilgllllbzl, Keefef, i'f -S fir- Q k r r- is -4 2 4' 4, A ' 'T 7 1- Kemp, V. Kerr, J. A . '11 'X ..... Q I . X Kroeker, H. LaCome, M. .T 1? ' '4 . A - 1 + if' .bs Leighton, C. Le Pan. D. Luccioni, M. Early interest Meyer, R. 1- ,- 840 43 Milstein, P. Y , x, -.4an X Minardi, C. r -0 Q Morocco, D. ,, ,, --.., I Olson, H. A -v YI. MacKay, G. MacKenzie, K. in school activities. Meyer u- 1 v- Minadeo M. v f n Il .1 1 'lf' . xx '9 . Q V! , rdf x ' I I 1- 1 McLeod, H. Mancini, L. McNeel, N. Meola, B. W 'PQ ,av A -f ' . . ,, ,. N v ller B An 41' LJ Mirossay, R. Moldwin. A. IN 0 Q- .ri ff- . 1 v iffrrv - I M lf' G. It I Morocco, S. Vmqe, A, 3 FR A 'R v. ' 'P A Osborn, G Ovens, J. I'-5 lf? Vince, C. Palermo, M. Nero, M. cv -wx' -.5 'tw Panella, C. Mlller J Milstein, M Newman, B. Nittskoff, D. f' . 1. ' 8. 16 Q A .SL . , X f, 'X fa' 1, Parusa, J- Peace, E. 9 'T' I. YV WI Peck, R. Pohla, K. 6 Rosenberg, B. Russell. W. rg A 'Q Samuelson, R. Sanford, L. Saracson, M. 1 - ' . fs -1 1 w 'Now boys, there,s a system in this school . . . i Nickel, J. -v D A I-X I . Russell, D. 5 . .X 0 xg ,g , f ,... . 1 f Reece, G. 'ix f I' K N... I Peters, D. Peterson K w f A-1' 'x I l I I Rabinovitz, K. Rarnm s 19 fix-K .5 .S f 1 f Richards, J. Rosasco j Sauter. J. Scherrer, D. Schillace, J. Schmolz, P. Schmunk, D. V- . E 1 f . 'Q-,, , I -- A I Schumann, S. A 13-n Tr' 4 -7 'W' fi Mgr Scott I Seabeck I Sexth 1 Shxrllla G Sldano B Sxlverlxeb A Sunmelmk B Future varslty champs get some pol Srxllmger 19 Thomson K 1'9 4 1 J Valenrmo N Va.l1ns VandeStadt C Vescehus L Voytek J Walther A Watson R -4 A E I G' f Q -.W-5 v 'X , Q dfl V' J, '5 ,118 10 y . 'Qs Fa 2 u ..a . J - III t, W ff Wclmer, J. Weber, S. UNPICI URFD I RESHMEN Abrahams I-I Borthxuclc S Camlno J Covsan B Engel L Fisher B Hanson I Hollmshcad W Hyvarnnen G Meshlck A Sehertler T Shleldi R Vnko G Wxllxamson R Woods W Yarolm J C ' V Weintraub, R. Il YCS1kOff A 1' fa 6- PP' oda Zavs ltz B .N . fl Winkleman, N. Whale, C. J 13'-. Zagm J The Freshmen are really tops Q .X ry? 3 3 K 4., Y Or Z . xx n 5' if ' B , Q , VN ,H ,nv 6 z .1 'bs l . 7' ' if XXX 7 M A ,om .A 3 4 ts E ' '5 .1 A . D X- J- ,f si V , Uff. V i 'fl Za . Z' , - -1 '3 ..:f '5 l ..2255552252555222fffffffffffll .zzffffffffffffffffffffflffffzffffl ..zffflifEfEfffffSESE2ffffffffffffffffffffffff2fffiifffffffifffffffffifffffffffff X C , ' - , I v . ........................................,.,.,.......... :::1.:..t. F ' , 1 t , t , Y ' A fl. l l .l Y fl 7 1 A x 1, f 3 W 1 1 l ll f 2532, CLUB lllllfllllllllllwlll FN if G, 9 life v Y P 1 Seated left to right: D. Amolsch, B. Bell, M. Artino, M. Greenber g. Standing left to right: G. Marks, J. Pesuit, D. Seitas, T Lees, J. Schwartz, D. Zmek, J. Topinka, B. Buus, A Brown, B. Black. Are you interested in developing your own pictures? It so, you should take full advantage of the Camera Club. lt was organized to teach students how to rake better pictures and develop them with any type of camera. Perhaps you have seen some of the science photographs on display in the hall. These were the prize winning pictures from the National High School Exhibit. This display was sponsored by the Camera Club. The clubs officers are Dave Zmck, President, Doug Amolsch, Vice-Presidentg john Pesuit, Treasurerg Marianne Artino, Secretary. The faculty advisor is Mr. Mal- colm Salinger. i sin! 0 777121110 I The Radio Club was organized by May- nard Elliot as sponsor, to help any student interested in radio work to learn about and study all types of sound equipment. The club meets every Monday at 3:30 in Room 202. Working closely with the Visual Service Club, Radio Club members have set up and operated the P.A. systems at football games and assemblies this year. Left to right: J. Pesuitg B. Shanks, D. Winton, J. Palsu- lichg P. Speeceg S. Starkey, D. Amolschg E. Helsing, T. Leesg Mr. E. Treece. VN! X RADIO CLUB p l Wa y c 1. ..- ,. - 7' W lf 7 N Q V l X - i 61 .- 'Q I ' 'lm 900 r O +22a1lNs 'N WHETHER PRACTICING IN THE MURNIN llllllilllllll I if e::59 Il PLAYING AT HALFTIME OF FOOTBALL GAME FLUTES D Brown N. Clarke A. DeCarlo K. Fahrenholz J. Haserodt G. james K. Karr C. Matthews M. Miller OBOE H. Hecker D. Moore SAXOPHONE R. Belpulsi G. Davis R. Hopkins H. Kroecker A. Raybin J. Shaffer S. Weber O I O O O O O O O O O I Q: :U -o -m rw 'U co so U-1 wwPf'PP Urv'egcwgzs11r11?fr1oH'f I cn I-' NagfgQ.xf5':r,,ggggm55'r9Qzfsf s. 58qQ:: 'g .'3 -15-Downs:-234 PU BLLOU' B'-,far-'i ',':Q,8 ?T':'f'1 O2 ' g C,-, ' 2 W: DN v-v-.vu Z QM Q no Qrigam an A. m PV' :X U' G, ,.I W 0 0 D Q fb V1 CDW O zen ZZ P-rwowwzdrewrvmoerrf E 25: gg w:5zzzzSSQS5z?E m vnu- I-4 'J'3...r::a 'Qgj: 3 23 f-I gar-H ZH 2-.o.'.z' Q... N ,-,:1',g-wi! ...fb wing H no -1 :, 3 .-. O i' O 33: 9351! 63 5' O -UE, no I-4 '1 5 7' M U :E E www Ei naar 9 5155? w 5321319 Z 2592 E5'S WTF 5FEa 359- ro'4o'- FO- ' D fl Z 0 E N :s TROMBONE M. Barone T. Findlay D. Havre D. McCullough W. Moldwin C. Runkle R. Samuelson R. Watson B. Zimmerman TUBA M. Bilkey C. Helsing S. Krekus J. Urban BARITONE K. Cowan R. Huppert R. Sulc FHS- . in R 'B it x x E X fw A ,J MR. F. MILLER Conductor BAND During the fall of the year the band could be seen ardently practicing every morning first period for the next footfall game. Whether at home or away, the band always put on a sparkling halftime show. During the rest of the year, a very full schedule of events follows, under the direction of Mr. Frank Miller. Besides participating at each pep assembly the band also performed at the Armistice Day Assembly, the Memorial Day Assembly, the Maple Sugar Festival, and also in combined concerts with Garfield and Shaw. Another phase of the band work is the solo and ensemble contest which is competitively held throughout the city. diva f- ',..- ! 'N MING IN CONCERT 'l g,-mg' ' Qg5-X ta . A- W, . ,' A 'Y Ms-.nw Va Left to right: B, Moldwin, D. Havre, E. Helsing, A. Di Carlo, C. Helsing, C. Runkel D. Moore, Mr. F. Miller, J. Haserodt, P. Byrne, M. Miller. ' Q Mr. F, Miller and Mickie Machi. a 'lw how l 'f Ll 0 ri A -Gb W ll ' 5 ki e ,' N XJ! Marianne McCombs b Q X ' 'i U S vf W T ' i V J - :sssssssss -55552522 G4 V 'ff I ,fy Iggggggzzrzz. uffifffffi' - A br ff .::::::':5fff5 .ssssssssf if -f I 1 I fx V E 'iz i 2 'K A 'Ti MAJORETTES V A During the half time show of l- every football game, the dazzling X g ' Brush High School maiorettes are Q ' . , seen strutting down the field amid Angie Carcione ' t V' Mlfkel' Mach' a wild applause of admiration. X A , . This splendid exhibition of talent , X' ,Q is the result of many long hours of I practice, under the able coaching ' of Mr. Frank Miller. The major- , :ii ettes practice first period everyday, , E and several nights during the week X ,A throughout the entire football sea- X' x I wx SOB. arid I mls As a reward for their hard work , , +L ' QE, they were invited this year to march ,f If ' I kwin, -, J ' , ,,,, at a Cleveland Barons hockey game. ' 4 i' - ' at X' x A - .X lk in xv A k ' , 'iff - n I lf, !, I hmm? X Gail Oltmanns Sf! Marilyn Miller V- A ' Q! sh Y l ,N I v ' l f X. ii ' N, Joanne Pilla X W is I V v, x . A ii Vg 'TT 1 gl U l 2, 3 W 5 Joanne Higgins - 1 X pl ,As 'S x L 4X N I X N - 2 . A 3 . ?-13. ' k F. , ,, . ' if L I ' fixes? 1 A A L '4 t i.c if K 'if' 'F 1 Y - i W F? M A 1 Q' fs CAREER CLUBS PROVIDE A VARIETY OF ACTIVITY lj may lzrrt Rau, Seated left 10 rigbif H. Peterson: C. Kircher: C. Held: P. Roemerg S. Case: J, Belt: E. Clarke: N. Carpenter: C, Vargog K, Barber: N. Kashuba: P. Sally. Slrzrzffirzyg Ieft lu right: M. Wcxlfe: E. Beckman: M. Polorny: J. Eberle: B. Silverbieb: P. Ramsey: J. Kerr: B. Meolag L. Crytzer: J. Kerr: S. Rees. Second Row: Strzmfirzxq fcfft In righli R. Meyer: L, Nash: A. Hallstrom: J, Braun: E. Katz: A. Stanbury: A. Parson: M. Gerrard: L. Valins. Sirzrzding in front: M. Winder: K. Havdu Each year a number of girls show an interest in becoming nurses or doctors. To furrher these interests, the Future Nurses Club provides opportunities to visit various hos- pitals in the Cleveland area and talk with people in these professions. One of their main activities is an annual Mother-Daugh- ter Tea. During the year they also view movies and em- ploy speakers, such as former graduates who have entered hospitals as student nurses. The officers are K. Haydu, President: C. Winder, Vice X I 1 President and Treasurer: M. Mullian. Secretary. T The Charles F. Brush Chapter of Future Teachers of America, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Alice Seginac, is a close association between teachers and students. The pur- pose of this organization is to learn about the opportuni- ties in teaching: to cultivate the qualities essential in a good teacher: and to visit schools and colleges. The officers are M. Strohm, President: R. Meyer, Vice- President: E. Schanz, Secretary: N. Meese, Treasurer. A 6 50 1 Al Derk: M. Strohm. Firrl Roux' P. Roberto: L, Esmond: N. Meeseg B. Brown: B. Shantz: R. Meyer. Second Row: R. Rinella: L. Laban: B. Lucas. Third Roux' M. Jenks: M. McGinley: L. Rose: J. Valentino. Fourth Roux' L. Alexander: F. Simmons: J, Throckmortong J. Cayford: C. Runkel: Z! J. Shaffer: P Pistone. fLef! to 2 ill Q X I an L. ,.-ow. 8 viva The library assistants are girls and boys who have devoted their time ro help Miss Wfoodworrh and Mrs. King- zett in the library. They are M. Ickis, C. Hazzard, B. Cooper, M. Hein. Not pictured: S. Chalmers, M. Ferguson, R. Bell, B. Newman, C. Nelson, R. Rossi, L. Valins, S. Smith, C. Drotloff, B. Snider, and K. Barber. I J , ...gi 'V 5511 S . 4 . SH.: , A N . , ..,,,,, al 1 I HI' H p. f X ,li ' . ' L 4 Q I eff' qi 1 i STAGECREW 'Without the men behind the curtain no show can be a success. Behind the scenes for every assembly are many boys doing various jobs. They operate the lights, run the sound equipment, and open and close the curtains. The fact that they are able to do such a variety of serviceable activities makes this group a valuable one. Mr. Drude, faculty advisor, capably guides this organi- zatron. Standing left to fight: S. Davis, B. Buusg E. Helsingg R. Barnhardg S. Starkey, J. Adams, B. Shanks, J. Pesuitg D. Amolschg T. 'Leesg B. Snyderg 1. Pal- sulich G Marks Mr Drude , 4 -m':Q I .ff X l l r y f Q a ...l. l AFTERNOON Afrcrnonn begins with Q1 rusty I meal, And then our clay is ordeal, ,,..g. less of an XZ' . . l 5-rx., QW ff , ,.,w'- 5 4 i Q .. J-f f 2 Mwad.'W1,,.-af' l L ....., 4,4 L J U., 6- X o 1 .S 1 4 l 'x l Q I ,ai V? .V ff z 5-5. 1 S U Q 2 gn Here homeroom salesman Donna Edwards hands out issues to home- room subscribers. Staff members Nancy Meese, Elaine Clarke. and Carol Mannis show their support by purchasing copies they helped make. The job of co-ordinating and di- recting the progress of the issue is handled by the capable faculty ad- visor, Mr. John Pickering. This is his first year at Brush and he had done a wonderful job in develop- ing the Arc-Lite into one of the major school activities. Here he checks assignments with Colin Her- ring, Don Heidel, sports editor, and Delbert Shorter. A very important function before publication is the proof reading. In this picture the proof readers, Barbara Brown, Harriet Lefkowitz, Elain Clarke, Mary Lalos, Barbara Calhoun. Sara Ball, Bob Pelton, and Paul Ro- berto gather to check the copy of the coming issue. . 'V p .. E vibes C U Z f 1 xA.. C , cuoo gi s QYX vi 11055 t- 9 The next step is the assign- ments of articles. Here Becky is giving out assignments to reporters Martha Howard, Ann Palermo, Pat Ramsey, Pat Walters, and Lucy Aveni. While this picture was being taken, news editor, Kitty Haydu, was out gathering the latest happenings. I A, .x N The Brush contribution to the journalistic world is the Arc-Life. The day on which its gossip columns, news cov- erage, sports stories, features. and pictures make their ap- pearance on our newstands is anxiously awaited by each and every member of our student body. Here Co-Edi- tors, Becky Thompson and Don Miller. plan out the next issue. 'hu-..,.. FN C3 wb The typists are kept con- stantly busy. As Sandy Cowell prepares to type a new as- signment, Sara Ball, Carol Anthony, and Joanne Solgos enjoy the last issue before starting on their assignments. SENIOR CHORUS The Senior Chorus has not only pro vided entertainment for the student body. but also various civic groups. The annual Christmas Festival was presented this year in collaboration with the band and dra- matic groups. The chorus has made radio and television appearances, something new and exciting for them. The members are very pleased with the newly-acquired robes, especially since they are the first new ones they have had in ten years. Brown robes with gold stoles make up the color combination. They share a SENIOR CHORUS Fin! Ron: M. Lalos, R. Morocco, D. Craig, J. Rich, C. Held. M. Zappone, N. Leifer A. DiC2il'lO, B. Matthews J. Hawk, A. Palermo, C. Larsen, B. Lucas. M. Winder D. Smith, B. MacMillan, M. Godale. N. Curtiss, A. Urban, P. Connor. Second Rout D. Eichels, G. Westenhaver, B. Spetrino, M. Gerrard, A. Parson. M. jenks F. Frey, 1. Gray, C. Miller, P. Byrne, G. Smith, B, Brown, D. Snyder, DI. Pickering P. Forker, H. Peterson, M. Wagner. F. Simmons, B, Thompson, Third' Row: J. Throclcmorton, Shaffer, D. Reeve, L. Rose, A. Shepp, R. Lanese. G Oltmanns, G. Krielow, M. Rosser, A. Kasten, J. Crowl, D. Winton, G. Golden- bogen, J. Hudak, C. Helsing, M. Kolar, C. Kircher, R, Vasko, D. Edwards. Fourth Rout R. Horton, R. Adams, 1. Brown, L. Klein, 1. Brandt. G. Vagianos, A. Di Loretto, M. Ventura, R. Hanson, 1. Topinka, J. Renlcenberger. R, Penrod. R. Dem ming, G. Yeager, M. McGinley, R. Kennedy. new music room. just completed this year, in which they hold practices. lr is espe- cially equipped for rehearsals. Both Senior and Junior choruses are under the leadership of Mr. Edwin Miller. who has proven to be .1 capable director of our vocal music department. evo 'H Milly! Firrt Run: G. James, D, Krause, xl. Valentino, S. Gla7er. .Yetmnf Run. C. Oltmanns, M. O'Connell, L. Ventura. nl. Nickel, P. Konop. F, Lapidus, H. Latina. M. Mullian. Third Rau B. Simon, F. Noble, W. Koppelman, N. Francis, B. Brown, W. Knebusch. 5 6 ., Y ar , t , xi 3 'K' 1 ix ' o 7 1 v Z' S i S if S X-if The Junior Chorus. also under the 'l rection of Mr. Miller, spends a good deal of its time listening to recordings and learning about various composers. f ' N O 2 JUNIOR CHORUS .. A . 1 . ci- I The junior Chorus participated in the Spring Festival along with the other vocal groups in the school and have also had the benefit of the new music room, Their pro gram is varied, as they not only sing but I also learn ro appreciate the singing and compositions of others. . i 5 'ff r aw 1... FRESHMAN CHORUS ' V If ,' 4 . 1 Me x Firrt Row: B. Cooper, J. Rosasco, M. Graft, B. Artino, J. Centa, B. Newman, B. Sidano, M. Ickis. Second Rout K. George, N. Winkleman, G. Shirilla, B. Dunlap, D. Fiordalisi, B. Graves. C. Whale, S. Case, S. Morocco, B. Meola, G. Osborn, P. Gallo. Third Rout Kerr, G. MacKay, F. Hotz, K. Fahrenholz, V. Kemp, 1, Hiller, S. Lawrence, C. Daw- I , X son, D. Torgler, C. Cerrito, J. Eberle, M. Pol-corny, N, Hollinshead, M. LaConte. G. Keggin. R. Ambrose. , Fourth Rout B. Sommer, B. Kollmorgen, G. Konop, D. johnson, S. Davis, R. Cozad, D. Morocco, T. Spies, T. Culotta, J. Yarolin. Tv .i . . V l , . .3 ' f ., 'E f A - 1 Directing a high school chorus is not an easy task However. our music maes- tro, Mr. F. Miller, does Ll superb iolv and conveys his enthusiasm to all his students. We thank him for many happy hours of singing. NATIONKI HUWOR QOIIFTY IQ FOAL OF TOP STUDENTS TY '44 ' - -A-1 ..., Fin! Row: G. Cain, S. Ball, G. Vagianns, A. Wcihl, R. Meyer, D. Havre. Semnd Rout B, Moldwin, A. Carcione. J. Higgins, C. Vargo, B. Thompson E. Clarke, G. Keyerleber, M. Strohm. Third Roux D. Heidel, M. Ramsey, B. Peltnn. Fourth Rout D. Edwards, K. Haydu, J. Le-Pan, F, Summers, B, Brown, J, Solgos P. Roberto. fLeft to Rigbtf The officers are D. Havre. President, A. Carcione, Vice- Presidentg G. Keyerleber, Sec- retalyg G. Vagianos, Treas- urer. W fv ffl 5' L S , X gg ....w1.- 3:--.......'.. Jr- ,ff-fffvfflf W- MJ... W . ' C ' 1 l J ,Wxxxxxxxxxxx . , 'ML fn' f ss. ' - ' 7 s E55 17 i-4, 2 l ' A ,, . 0 e Y 1212221 'Q if I -f-f-- 1 , - f ' ,,., fs 'Q ESS ' 5 Left to Right: R. Jones, Treasurer, S. Adams, Sec- a 5 QE? 55:37 retaryg T. Duncan, Vice-Presidentg M. Machi, 5 IZZZIE? President. aj .E I Y P 'N 1 ,Z gf: .. I l C i .J X ff! Adams, J. Adams, S. . veg -a . , -1 , n 4 5' ..x ' .47 . J an ,5 'Q' '-4 af l 7 .123 4d ff ,, X fx , Alexander, L. Amolsch, D, Arnold, R. Amino, M ASYUCH, R- Babbitt, J- Bailor, W' Ballashy D- Banse, P. Barnhard, R. Barone, P 'I fa: ' A 4 v IIQ G 1 ' ' .2 .Y AI -' ff 9 ' Qi , -. , ' ' ' 7. gd X J :Q I I l . A . ., fn' ,V f l X' - l , Barry, E. Behnke, R. Bell, B. Borthwick, 5- Betti, F. Bialeg, G. Black, B. en, 4 i ,. . Q . ,-. n .tr ,p ,p v ,Q - f -1 -' -' ,A . , , ,Af A - 1-p I ' J y .6 s X ' . .. V, W f 1 .::: ' ' ' 'li . g , g 2 ek M4 f A . 9 Blanchard, D. A - Buus, B. 'v?. 2. Cicirella, V. Cole. M. f 5 Boehringer, G. Borally, A, Brown, S. Brown, S. a 4 tm 41, 'Q Q 6 1,5 77' 'x -4 -1 4 A- A A ' .Q .V -B rv Cistone, R. Clarke, N. Classen, M. Cole, Brunner, J. ' 4 --0 I L Cicero, J. Qt Q I X K Burton, R. Cantor, B. Carr, R. 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Y s K Jv,, ,Q B -' -ffiii5,J':1 x ff M3CKCn2iC, R. MaCGfeg0f, ,5 , .. M N K. , R '77 A . AX F 4 MacMillan, B. .. f. it Future varsity men give their all in a practice session Marnexe, L. Mandato, M. Marks, G. Marshall, R. Matthews, C ,Q 17? ,au- 3'2,, - csv M, ., J 5 lf . 5 .., 'fs '71 I an 14 1 .Cf Porter, D. Previre, A. Rand, G. Renkenberger, J. Richards, C. R mer, P. Rosasco M. Rosenblum, M, Rosgi, R. R1-lflkl w- v S .us I 'TM lv' 'N J. , IA .5 V 0 'fs -H Y Q5 S 'if Y .f Ai 1 4,1 ry L 'lg I - 'V J' f x I 4, . 1 H4 X 1 V QNW. Salter, D. Salzano, L, Sammon, D. Saphire, M. Savage, H. 'Z' , JZ ,',, . Q fx rv 4 5 . . --3 J ' v L1 -ft zz ,T I sa A , T . Schaebethal, C. Seitas, D. Schwed, D- SCYWUY, C 'Z if 'Br ' 5 X V' . , 'W' V. 'lzy , X.-f af, . f 75' Q A W .11 . 1 X ar 'AW Shaffer, Shanks, Shorter D Among other things, there's real talent in this class. A ,D X , If -1 1 x .L . S Shulman, D. Simmons, F- ShUPP, J Smith, M. Snyder, R. Spetrino, B. Stanbury, A .-v-Q at As gf. .- A c 4,5 'II' 6? 1 f:t,'A,M: wb 1 1 WW,-9 Brandt, J. X , V 4 L . :fe rancns '57 sq., ,v uf . , , 1 AI N Grob, C. E ' Hawk, J. . ,g 'T L W3 fn , r LN . , Y b x 3 Larson, T. J. - W Nelson, B. , V .I I I lf' Farkas, S. .Y 's .Y W if ' QV. 'v Hallsrrom, A. p- l 11 s. .,5 -af: -f' 4 ' j' .2 f- 'gf' '7 3 Lf, 1:7 'f A ' ' on 13 'fa 5 li Aa'. . i M ' R il azio, . CUYOU, - Ferguson, W. Fisher, C. Flynn, rvya.. fo ...Y I k JJ 'rt' . fx -40 I 'N-I. ,, K s , is 3 '7 . W ,V .AJ Hanna, M. Hawk, ff www 0 va . pu 'Y rv 'W X ,.N . fn v, ,S ' 'sr X X x Hecker, V. Henderson, J. Hirschman, P, Hirt, D. Hofmann, G. Kish, J fs' V .Qfx .Q rv Sv fa Q L 'U C: fe. .4 1' QW . S , fs-3 1 'I f' ,a X717 pry, - .4 Q 1 .41 . X ,' 5 'J Miller, M. I Nerone, F. Niederhiser, I.. 4 -... N Mowry, R. .cg L Obermayer, C. O'Connell, M. Q, TG .L -0' - 4 .fr . s 5 . f Oltmanns, C. Paltani, R. f i B 'R' ' S '-T 1 1- in ': V 2... fn , t .-, , ,K A 'fey 'P --1 +3 A 44? Q1 I ' 4 1 ' J J ' ' P A N H1-'K . A ' A Ag . Pelton, R. Penrod, R. Pesuit, I. Peterson, H. Pickering, J Pickup, E. X! Unpictured Sophomores B to ', A. , B?mosl,lF. . . - DeGaetano, B. Some students enjoylng the noon movie. Lanese, V, , Lovy, L. fy Mark, L. Nelson, C. ' 1 Pearson, D. j r Swain, J. W'hitcomb, B. Zavasky, J. Schmeller, R. Seiffort, G. Shively, G. . If . s 51' 5, '71 '13 ,F ,- If ' A -.Y .1 fx M 1 . , . - QW Stone, R. Stuart, M. Summers, 1. Sutfin, R. Szego, R. Theon, Y. 41 f . ' ' ' ' ' -Ev gf X E ' mwai., Q 1' X , A r '-T . ' P, ' -Q fo . ' .4 ' P f- f. ' , es. --B R 5 A I , We Q' 'M -A Q:- gi- f , X is X 1 A J xv' f I Topinka, J. Tsevdos, N. Urban, A. Valentino, J. Vasko, R- VCUFUYH, L- fx rf -wifi' .9 fm 'Q Z O'Conne1l, R. I .fs ' I., 1 Parsons, A. ,Jffl 9 1 I f 4 ,. Pierson, F. Starr, J. ,. Thompson, C -O' -3 7 -4 Vieracher, R. MAL f Alf-f 'MVW W7 W. -,wc J v gwvv 4' ' Q9 CJ: 3--NF' J 4 Uv A Albright B Amendola M AJ-K 1-vo fa Anderson Anderson D 4 gg! Ap IS I Avenx I. The Jumor Class Off1cers are P Matrka Treasurer M Nero VICE Presldent G Morocco President and F Mancmo Secretary Barnhard Barone M Basler Q, Be r ...J ! f 4 Bogatay, N Bffllammf L Beverldge, J Bllkey, M Blanchard, B Black, C Bock, C fb- Q49 R l V7 Q A ff Ay ,A 'Q' 1.1 l A E , df-dj 15- .A 2- ngfvisgy ,NST ,tq 6-le 4 . '. , L :5ffs:2:2:s:f: '1'3:1212isZ13:1:fE'sE's's'a's'aE'2'sE'zE'a?21 5 0 f V ' ...io '. L, ', . K y ' ' ' A ' e X- , 5 ,, s 735f7555 .....:ff5EEffEf::::::::::: S .QD 1' 1 '- . . M Nb ::::::::- szzsasszssssssss A . W' issssssi , M - o J assesses : ssssssssssssassg A 1 . '. assesses: essssszssszssssr 'H f ' . if ' X.. X 'ai 31 K I M 1 y 4 M , . , J. ,- , 1 A 1, J. 2 4 1-I . 5. ,-thu' M' sim ,ev i ' A M, ' if 1 1 N , V 21 . , f ' .fi Braucher If , 'Q X Brown, J 4, A -3 , I .xr 4 M? A Byrne, P Campbell I Chalmers Clcchella M Clark S Connor Cox T Cozens G Craxg D Cram M 'B DeCarlo A Delaney D Delfino, P Dennls P I DeOreo, G. Dercole, G. These two people are .Q kv. g a, , .Q -, -..f-n ' 1 - V 1 I F Dreifort, D. fimaflfl, A- ux N ' x K 1 A J Y JY 5 J ' 0 Y X H K ' 7 .xx J : 'f , Y, fri ,. i tf Ferguson, B. Ferguson, I.. Q .. 'S A . A f? -4 , ' x I I 'N Fiderio, R- Forker, P. x '-if ' . 1. Fried, E. Glazer, S. NIS .3 3 1 ng ' 7' J 'L' . X 'Q 'T' f. , ! I if 1' DiCi1lo, B. Diederich, D. DiPalma, J. Dodson, G. Donn, H mvolved ln deep thought. Downing, L. Drayer, G ,fa -F .4 if pf. . as , - E, Q .-I M ii ' J : fl Dula, R, Egolf, R. Eifhe1 -ed, M. Fade, F. fx 1 Fiderio, J. Rf Frey, F. 4-4 ffl. ,V f 1' ,'vs' . i, .3 5 ' I - 1 yt ., . 3 - ' '7' ...av L, ,.,5,.: f G01ClbCl'g. MA Gothard, E. 3 1 V' WW Halley, I ,of fi V. .M O a. 45 we Havrilek, E. Haydocy, G. I -1: +3 .X Herman, B. ' x 'N fl Hutchings, R. X 7..,. ff J 3' F f 'n, S X :V , x1 I N: -Q5 -0 Hecker, H. C Ji - A ' 'O Hudak, J. 1' ILC. is 'c:r L . AA I Hynes, R. - ,: fifl Kerr, J. ,.-q Hehr, A. 74 ri:-' -4, I . , V V 1 . ,I D . 'il Hudec, D. .A Isaac, M .5 f-5 1, 4 C . . King, B. s Heil, R. 3.54. I . 1 Hupperr, R. .. ge -Q- l,, ri Q. jeffries, J. Klein, I.. final plans for the Prom. rg.3Eie'.S13':.-Lg! W, Lanese, R. T ' 'R 955 A ,aa 7 . ff 5,5 1 l J I' x A . M , I I-322af0, J- Lazzaro, S. . K? .3 V' you . J. Lawgence, J. ' ' XJ. ,085 A F1 fin .L Levine, S. fwfr ,. .5 ....., ig x C Xi fix ---q X Matrka, P. McGregor, R. f -'Q vs. :J 1 X Merc-dlth, W. s. Q0 ml Moorehead, R. , '3 , m 4 fx IX Nero, M. 7: 1 ra . -.,,d-,J A X xx R QQ 'Q 2 X5 Newey, N. Nichols, R. 'Ze'- ,,.... c A' .7 , Schneider, L. Olson, L. iff- a 'P f we Ji wk Hin. f Oltmanns, G. Padden, D. f A ...1 ' 7 X or R U rj' l 4' Q Palermo. A. Palladino, M. Ramsey, P. Rapisarda, A. lf 'jg as .1 ,if 'Ji' Risany, V. Rothstein, R. 'Q T' 5 5 , 4 7 il. Jv .J Nieman, C. , 2 v1O I. Opatrny, D. in Pfeiffer, W. -s ,Q -v A v -'s W Raybin, A. ,L ,.-q ., in '71 I 1 Sanders. C av O- A ...-, H . u ' . in their class events. Parsons, J. Pedala, 1. l .1 ' ,L 9-s 'Q .fo gk I .3 ,y 2 fd . iii N i' 4 L Q VA - . Pistone, P. Post, A. Primavera. L. Ralls, P. . 8.1 ' N .J 7- S Q. 1 ' .2 ,Q 4 ' - .. V 'Il ' ,.. gi A Rees, S. Rifhi J- Richards, S. Rinella- R A ,, flu. 'r RQ, fo f n rv Q .. M I 'Q . 7 2 .1 ' fi ff . lv rf' l , 1 I Santoro, 1. Sceranka. S. Schiller, T4 Schmolz, C ,Q Q I: is I r, A I '17 R fo fi 31 .Q4 a , ni ,ff L ' f 's fi ' v , -A Y , X , I ., 4 .ffrv . fs. ' -' f ' 1 3 s '-'h Q - 4 5 s 'Q A 4 ' .1 v x X 0 J I . A an x Sthultz, B, Sthxxalm. J. Schxxecn, D. Sthweiser, A. Selle, D. Silverlieb. B. Sivillo, M. - x, .. 3, , 7 . - ii- ' ut ff.. W V33 N ' f :J -' .1 . -,, . - J A f vv 1 P B IX I v I.: Smillie. M. Smith, D. Smyth. R. Speece. P. gpong, J. Starkey, S. Szoke. H. Junior girls had a lllPI'I'y time at Canteen. 4 , an I .4 . Q V 'fp J Swallow, R. Thomas, K. Tucker, M. Turner. E. Vartevarian. I.. ', l 6 - 176 ls 10 ,, in A - d .., ' f 1 1. . ff af' . .,, , 5 : J s 4 -Q. .JL Wfalter, M. XY'eStenhavcr. G. X L'hite. S. Yeager, G. YCUWHY, B4 ,fx .fn .4 ,.. 1'N,,.f y .v-. J' X x s 'V' Sa I - v v N Zimmerman, E. I 1 - Thnmagl R. Throckmorton, J LTNPICTURED JUNIORS Bortoff, J. Brcjchu, nl. Fulton. R. lit-srll. R. Harris, A. N1t'Don.iltl, R. ixluif. l. Novy, C. Schxstlrtz, Simpson, D. Sult, R. Tatlileo, K. l..'rnit'k, M. Taylor. Ventura, M. XX'urtl, l.. W'ebb, M. NX cinstraub, M. Xwciss, M. Vfilson, X7Uilson, K. Vifinder, M. Winton, D. Woolf, M. Young, L. Zaner, H. JUNIOR RED CROSS LEADS THE WAY IN SERVICE JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross, under the able direction of Mrs. Blanche Cartwright, is an organization of students representing every homeroom. This club has regular meetings, mtiny projects, and also sees to it that our school is enrolled in the H annual Red Cross Fund Drive. The Junior Red Cross is one of fine service organizations here at Brush. 6 Sealer! rm Ffrmr: G, Dodson, M. Luccioni, L. Viilins, L. I.t1hi1n, M. Clreenlwerhu, Cf. Pnnelltt. .S'ef1lc'll: R. Asnien, R. Levnn. li, M.1nt'ino, D. M.itilo, G. Moronto, A. Nithols. R. j.1tono. Y Slamfiuyq: G. Westermhtiver, bl, Alurnuuslm, V. Kemp. A. Shepp, M. Yltppone, VI. Ceuta, B. Miller J. Opatrny, C. Richards, S. Myers, M. McGinley. Bark Rau, Left to Righli D. Peace, B. Loparo, M. Mandato, A. Kristen. S. Clark. .-.. 'T' ii, - -rr . J, ' BJ' Q 0333 Q '. ' -. 'M A . . x 5 f i i i .i Z l Qmuanco- Lefl to rigfliz-Krzeelrrzg: B. Artino. R. Shields, D. Matilo, E. Turner, M. Nero, F. Mancino. Smmfmg. D. Jeppe, P, Gallo, C. Whale. L, Davis, 1. Pilla, D, Pelton, S. Richards, I, LePan, 1. Belt. R. Jones. Officers 1.111 to rigliz G. Morocco. A. Raybin, B. Pclton. L. Aveni. STl'DI?NT VOVNCII From Scpteiiiber until June. the Student Council is snowed under with work ln the fall. busy council members are run ragged in the refreshment stand supplying cocoa and hot dogs for ravenous football fans. The planning of after-school pep rallies is also a project of the Student Council, The beautiful. exciting coronation assembly and the magic of the Varsity Hop arranged by the Council made the homecoming weekend the usual big success. The Student Council also ran the refreshment stand at basket- ball games, supplied hall guards and office assistants. and helped plan a college breakfast for seniors and alumni this year. Perhaps the most ambitious project was the initiation of honor study halls, With the cooperation of the National Honor Society. the Student Council was able to set up study halls run entirely by students. Line Appreciation Week, Clean Up Week, and dances after basketball games were sponsored by the Council. It has been con- tinuously emphasized that the Student Council exists to help all our students. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Y Representatives Alternates j. DeMarco N. Curtis A. Carcione S. Ball J, LePan T. Lees E. Wunsch ,l. Sperh B. Moldwiri D. Miller R. Huston 1. Higgins A. DeCarlo A. D'Anna L. Klein B, King J. Belt L. Benjamin S. Richards D. Selle 1. Haseroclt Al. lfideric- M, Nero L. Primavera F. Turner I.. Viirtevariiin lf. Bfancino A. Macliav C. Held fx, Huntington -,. Valentino li Simmons T. Duncan V Clzier G. james R. ,lones D. Matilo fi. Matthews R. Pelton C.. Richards R. Burton B. Buus S. MacGregor K. Larson B. Artino R. Bell K. Pohla K. Rainin P. Gallo S. Hagara D, jeppe 11. Hotz C. Wlhale J- WebCT S. Lawrence C Mifliifdi R. Shields T. Spies Davis P. Delsanter lggw t X s '7. ,Q-og X 'Q Left to right-Stamfmg: M, Strohm, K. Haytlu, G. Keyerleber, R. Braucher. A. Carcione. Sealed: R. Huston. ,po 45?- Lefl In righlz S. Hagan. J. Shaffer, C. Held, S. M.1tGregor, J. Valentino, J Speth, R. Kennedy. ,. . ,Q ,. ,j,,,f .. ' - .... ...- Selling refreshments to the hungry fans at the basketball games is nn SC. project. All are willing to work in the concession stand during the football games. '1 X-gf -fin... 1 I - - L K 1 .4 .I I Q N S ' j-if 2 .P , R f is p' e ,Q -45 EACH CLASS HAS 'GSTEADIESV' WHO ARE IN OWN DREAM WORLD :W A f 1 J, E. -Wk-.Fifi Going steady, we must admit, Is the nicest thing Thnt's happened yet. It happens every year, we know, Like spring and flowers, And winter with snow. At last you've found the one so true, The only one-' XXfho's made for you. You have no worry, you have no c.1reg You have a date For anywhere. Of ., 0 CDC! PEP ASSEMBUES This year's pep assemblies really proved that Brush has that old school-spirirf' With the cheerleaders at their peak of abil- ity, the school was really in an lt was felt that the scattered yelling during a regular assembly was not as loud as it could be so with the help of the cheer- leaders, special assemblies were held after school for those who were school-spirited enough to ' lly yell These proved ro be t e best pep assemblies ever heermg had to be good to match the pace set by our ath leuc teams uproar. -l , - f M QXGBT 'YEA A FEATURE ATTRACTIQN : ff 0556777199 'tr im-N T0 LEW 1 X ,J VWIMV lb Q T' rr: as :J m 52 Q llllllllllll '11 '1 c: fe G :U M W f fa ' f' V ,X X X , . 'Pew ff jf ff V . Y' V fwrw 5 X fl I f ,ff f 7 . .9 -,AR X L n M MAJ '55 X X I N Y Y V m1El.1,r rsm, M Q ! gf -1. ' rl E l .... fy' W ..f.l':.,'9 . I -wif Qi X ,A 7 f l l sfzsss L Ssrezgezzzzsggizze l X f Lisiiifafizuibia ' 4 igsimsziezhzsiz l r Z X bs2331z:fgiii2:i ' sifxsiktsr mst 'ff' V honor and prest . Our scholars have l zzzifibazssx so' '- ' 1 impofffmr If L school scholasglc . ' 'sns linczlndgrfatlesrls W have won fame I ool and our Class Thrglllgxfhggss this A ' lcltilioitions, help- ! ing ro show why A ' ' ns and at the same 1 txme has mnova honor study halls l and after-school pep assemblies. v 4 l 4 The Class of 19.53 svill he long rememberecl for l l5Z,2llTf,rOff1f,fl'2Er,'bZfll'lfrS2Slidflisfcaffilid SSX 'fiilfqlh ' tell why, and one word-perseverancestells how ch , we did these things. K fl es' s X ' Z 4 '11--ff' f f xr RICHARD ADAM RONALD AI.PI.ANAI I' K.-XRDI ANTHUNY CARUIII ASI'IIXlW'N Hllffml 4 R4fn.1l.l f.lrvffI 'Uvm I' H1'I.xtc l. I'I4fY 1.5.4. Sensor HIVY il. Rmlvlv Club l, ,Inn fllrlw Arlllam Aisrxlnrlun 2.3. HI-Teens YI. Glrls' Arhlctu Chlvrui 5. Vue Pruullur 4. wr Clmrlzs lg Inrr.xmur,xl Spurrw 4. 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Inn.I 'Qulu Sh-In 1.9. Intr.Imur,II InIIr.I! :porn w.I Drapes. white bucksmthey can really dress c00I. 3 i DORIS SNIDER Def Hx-Teens 2.3, Ig Inrmrnnrul Sports I.2.5.Ig Stylu Show 2, Intramural Cuuncrl 2.5: Curl! Cabinet I3 Mum Roll I, N.-nmr Chorus 2.13 jumor Lhurus I i1 X i 52E :i2i:is1s: S x-5lXr F L 'S' JOANNE LAVER N SOLGOS .yn .. Glrls' Cubxnct 1.33 Grrls' Ath- Ienc Asscxiutron 1.5. I: Arc-Lrtn I, HI-Teens 2.3.43 Thespuns I, Pc-ngum Plzryurs ill Nu- uonal Htvnm Surety I. Honor Roll 1.4. fl Ia 1 IK -V - ' X S. I FAITH HELEN SOMERS IJIIII. llnpf .ml Camry' N.Itmn,II Hunvr bounty Ig Htm- or Roll IA' Mrrxt Roll 1, jun- Ior Chorus I, Intramural Sports 1.2. 3. I. Intr.1mur:II bp-Im fxnnnul I 1 IOAN GALE SPETH 1ff.mn. ' SrntIt-nr Cnurrtrl Ig I-Ir-Lrtc I, Art-I.Itu I. HI-Turns 1.4, Pcn- ,uunn Players I: Plays I. Rffwu Inv Um Hun Intr.1mur4I bportm 1.1.5.1 HERBERT SPILKA 'Htrlf' Fnnuvq-rrtrl Irum Pnrrrtk Hur rx Q. Iunmr Red Cross 1.1.9. I. I4,IntI 1.1, I5.IstIs,III 2.I. 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VV 1 . .11 1 X111 1. 11111 'YL11--111 11 1111 11-. 111- 111, 11 f 1 .111. 1- - 1-1.11-1 -,x1x.1,..x-.1 . 1 - V V V xx. l. fhur. . 5.1 ' iur Iuzxun , ..x1111111.,11,11,,111'. . ' , . . . - . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - Y .1 . . 'V'-111111111 ,, .V 3' . ,, . ' V,. . 11111.1.1.1-1 N111 ,V ,V , I 1 V Q, ...V ' f V h, 1, VV ',',,, ,,,. ,VV1.V1,,,,. .V . V V A, ,V I V. -V . VVVVV V1 VV V VV. 11,1-.1 11.119 1 1 V - A - , ' A ' x I 'L ON WORLD AFFAIRS WORLD EVENTS ARE KEYNOTE 4'. 3 OF THIS CLUB The Charles F. Brush Chapter of the Jun- ior Council on Wtmrld Affairs, representing democracy at work, was founded when the Class of '53 was in its first year of high school, the club is now in its fourth year. The members meet on the second and fourth Mondays of each month to study national and international problems. Panel discussions of these problems are conducted and, at times. heated debates over contro- versial current issues ensue. Under the wise sponsorship of Mr. Karl Keller. this organ- ization is succeeding in making students conscious of world conditions. Yi Left Io VI lf: C. Vargo. DI. Curtiss, F. Rosenbluth, N Meese. E. Beckman, M Bernstein. Srafztffrzg Mr Keller, P. Roberto, L. Esmond, B. Brown, B. Thompson, C. Bock, D Zmek, B. Pelton, G. Greenberg, E. Clarke, M. Strohm. ..f fi C 'Zu Fin! Rolf: C. Fegarelli, D. Mirossay, V. Beattie, L. Vescelius, S. Hagara, D. Russell. Second Razr: N. Leifer. M. Okum, F. Summers, A. Palermo, J. Q ' 'v' cv Girls Have an l . ..... .---- Inreresr IH Basketball B if Boys Fought Hard for Homeroom Championship Q Basler, L. Huston. M. Hanna, C. Olrmanns, S. Reese, P. Walters. Third Rout F. Simmons, M. Zappone, G. Cozens, B. Sidano, S. Adams, C. Larsen, J. jarmush, S. Cowell, L. Ferguson. fLefr ro Rightl T ? 7 is Pri it ! sz 0 'U I Q f,.z THEIR HCRAZYM PARTY WAS ONIY ONF OF YEAR'S HIGHLIGHTS 25 The I-li-Teens are well known for their annual Apple Polisher's Partyn and for the many other activities they sponsor throughout the year. The officers of this club, Gail Keyerleber. Presitlentl ,lean LePan, Vice-Presitlentg Joanne Higgins, Sec- retary: Fran Mancino. Treasurer, are always kept busy making plans for new projects. Untler the enthusiastic guitlance of the sponsors. Mrs. Lavina King and Mrs, Margaret Bradac. things are kept running smoothly. This organization is open to all tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls, The purpose of this club is ro promote friendship between the girls and to he of service to the school, I ,jf 4' 'PA-5' .Q , , ,-, r- , 1 J 'I '4 'T .52 ' J ' , Q - 1 ' I.ef1 tri right: K. Haytlu, B omis n Higgins. bl. Basler, G Kexerleher I Lepan. A. Palermo, R Ixnehusth l' Mancino. Q 5 '1 0 ' J r ? , 4 fa, ' .-9' fi I L'-7 ' gE!G.4G SKgE5 5, at Q ' ' . W ' ,Q , ' . 1 5 9 w r un1.4L' lik, E J V . H Q!! g,AA iw' 5 I 4 nj.. 55126 ,Q Q5 Q 6 MQ W Win' QL EF lgfagffgf 253'-255113-9 a3fgiQ K VW'w9ia99 1 lL,i t ll: LJXQIQ l,,.xa ,,,i , J, '10, j U Q Q ,ff s 4 gQ?Q5kf5 s9 Q Q 1 975' g' x 1 ll I A In 17 SPORTS-MINDED GIRLS ARE G.A.A. STARS fi 41114 A G L' Frrrt Rauf: L. Vartevarian1 A. D'Anna, A. MacKay,'M. Ramsey, Anthony. Row: J. Fiderio, L. Primavera, F. Mancino, J. Hasetodt, Palermo, M. Nero, D. Smith, 1. Braun, M. McCombs Solgos, R. Meyers, N. Meese, G. Brancato, A. Carcione: Klemenc, B. Calhoun. ow: J. Baslet B King M Martin R Levan C Newman GAA 1 The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization of girlsl who are interested in athletics. This club sponsors play days,l dances, and other entertainments. Miss Dorothy Thompsony is the capable advisor who sees to it that plans function smoothly. Regular meetings are held every second and fourth Thurs-' day of the month. Membership into this organization mustl be earned not only by interest, but also by participation in events. Once a girl has secured admittance she must keep up her points in order to remain in the club. The officers are: President, Angie Carcioneg Vice-President, Marilyn Strohmg Treasurer. joy Beltg Secretary, Gail Keyer- leber. W. Landenberger, J. Hawk, 1. Higgins, D. Edwards, C. Smith, C, Vargo, J. Pilla, M. Strohm, G. Keyerleber, R. Knebusch, B. Thompson, S. Hutchinson, G. Cain. Fourth Rout P. Ramsey, S. Rees, E. Bricker, E. Fried, N. Muller, M. Jenks, J. Belt, M. Brock, C. Miller, P. Walters, B. Mat- thews, L. Rose, N. Carpenter, B. Shantz, J. Haynes, D. Reeve, J. Jarmush, A. Hienton. HI-Y MEANS FELLOWSHIP HI-Y This year the Charles F. Brush Chapter of the Men's Christian Association became nationally afili- Young Men's Christian Association became nationally affiliated with Hi-Y clubs of the Y.M.C.A, of North America. The big step taken by this organization, Towesta Chapter of Hillcrest Hi-Y, was carefully supervised under the guidance of the Youth Secre- tary, Don De Long. After the framing and ratifying of their new constitution, the members immediately turned their attention to service. A vote'n tore system was set up whereby a voting mother was driven to the polls by one Hi-Y member while another looked after the children. Dances and hayrides were also spon- sored by the Hi-Y. qu-if IIII1 1... . 99 ,.-4 Fin! Row, L to r.: E. Stropkay, D. Marabito, L Reinke. Second Row l. to r : R Adams G Dill A. She i - - 7 - , PP- Third Row, I. to r.: A. Castellano, R. Kanuch, J. Bale. Fourzh Roux 1. to r.: J. Clark, F. Camperchioli. HI-Y OFFICERS Fifth Roug 1. to r.: M. Mancini, J. De-Marco, G. Vagianos, F. Noble. Sixth Row, Z. to r.: S. Teachout, D. McCullough, L. Seik, B. Lanese, R. Cowan, Left to Right: D. Marabito, I.. Reinlce, F. Hintze, T. Crowl, W. Cook. E- Stropkay, L- Seik- 9 UID 5 Q l lg 1 2 - 4 1 U Miss Kingzctt, iulvimrg Brulw Pclmn, trciisurvrg Joanne Pillu, prcsillcntg ginil M.irilyn Srmhrn, scnrc-t.1ry, make plans for the next Penguin play, Arranging for riiket salcs are lblllli' Dill, Stanley Starkey. Bill Molilwin. Rinhull BI'iiLlLllCl'. Fran Simmons, Marilyn Mullinn, Ann Drcicr. Janet Hawk and -lrun Hue-rmlt. Villicn it ummm ni l'llL1lKC-LIP, Nanny Gilmore. Pvrttx' Slmnz, Nanny Clarke, ,lmwc Shaffer. Joanne Solgus ginll Rim Ncycr know exlurly wlmt ru ilu. Z Q ...X X-1 X Z V tx X tt X ,O S ff? 'Y' 2. Getting properties is right in their line. Barbara Black, Russ Huston, Barbara Thompson, Don McCullough, Geri Brancato and Joan Speth give evidence of that. gym The truly great honor of being a Thespian belongs to Rita Meyer, Bob Pelton, president, Ioanne Pilla, Joanne Solgos, Don McCullough, Marilyn Mullian, Nancy Gilmore, Bill Moldwin, Marilyn Strohm and Betty Shanz. If it's publicity you want, call on Tom Lees, Erling Helsing, Mickey Machi, Martha Wgtuner, Glenn Mor- rocco. Diane Liebling and Barbara Kingzett. MQ J 1 4 it if r ' r X if Room for One More , this years special production by the Penguins. is a human interest story about a family living in a Pumpkin Shell. Mom and Pop couldnt bear to see children living in an orphan- age, The gay moments and the sad ones show that regardless of the ups and clowns. a family can stick together. K 'VW ,va 9 O O Q 9 0 Q Y 'QV 9 Q 'O 9 D Q s Y 'W i Q ' 9 If M 49' Q' ' QA QQ, , 5'6'4Ys. A 9 . lwigyqg 9.30 Q QQ' S ' Q 5 9 1 5 ,Q-ggi!!! 19 eh. I Those willing to help the lame Micky Machi are Marilyn Mullian. Bob Pelton, ,Ioan Haserodt, Mar- tha Wagner, Bill Moldwin, Joanne Pilla and Mar- ilyn Miller. 5 . 'eg QJQ gg 5. Q0 Q94 Q' Q gl 0 5' b- 'K in xf .5 5 bw. TQ ,Af A serious moment por- trayed by Mickey Machi, Joanne Pilla, Martha Wag- ner, Marilyn Miller, janet Hawk, Joan Speth, Bob Pelton and joan Haserodt, ' I wonder whether it really hurt that much! Ask Joanne Pilla, Bob Pelton. Marilyn Mullian and Joan Speth, 990966 T060 N QQ oo ' uw Y.Tee n To wn Canteen is W7 Eekend Highl' 'ght . I... I-,. - . gdffllx Y-TEEN TOWN some chkng hd- Tn September oi TQSZ, :eenageis who hve Rn the Souxh Yue Lyndhursc area ioxmed a duh io: xhe purpose oi sponsorkng canxeens and orhef slmnaf yoush seecentkofm acnvknes. The group dedded to cah theqnsewes Y-Teen Town. The group ks sponsoxed by the HN- ciesx YMCA, They are adfdsed and heXp- ed Xn ah :heh QIOTCCTS by xhe Y's abXe Tenders, Mr. Kohn 'xCuhiahX and Mr. Don Dekong. Yxonnke Occhkonero, who amends Ca- chednu Lann, Ks mayo: or psesbenr oi :he group. The othec oihcers :mend Brush. They are Audieq DeCafXo. Lynda Downing, GXen Ohrnanns, and Anhui Yxmjbin. AFTER SCHOOI pmcticcs 111 do go, ,Cl1llSL'lf s our ' School s lfll vc xx ,, ss - I P-. J 4 W. iw x :V Q .0 Q 4 4 A great team and a great season. That is the story of football at Brush in 1953. The Arcs started off like a powerhouse, winning five straight games. Their offense was tops in the Greater Cleveland Conference. How- ever, a multitude of injuries crippled the Arcs. After dropping their next three games to drop out of the con- ference race, the Arcs rebounded to make the season a success by whipping our traditional rival, Mayfield. A GREAT TEAM A GREAT SEASON f Arc Prep for Grid Grind Under the Expert Coaching of C. Sehlaaf Arcs Open Season by R0lllIlg Over Flrst Two Foes Us 'W BRUSH 30 PAINESVILLE 19 Tranlmg by a pomt rn the last quarter Brush tallied twlce to beat Palnesvllle Harvey rn the season opener A Loparo to DeMarco pass covermg 60 yards featured the last quarterback comeback BRUSH 18 ORANGE 7 A three touchdown splurge by the Arcs 205 pound fullback Tom Crowl enabled Brush to defeat the Orange Lnons Two of Toms runs were spec tacular 85 yard dashes AL SHEPP Semor end A tall lanky wmgman Al was the target for many passes durmg the season A excepnonal blocker and good defenseman , X f. x IOHN DE MARCO Sen nor end juan as Co Cap tam was team leader and sparkplug Fme offenslve blocker and tough lme backer He was gxven Honorable Mentlon on All Star team 691.0 BILL LOPARO junior quarterback A cagey freld general and good passer Lrppy accounted for 7 touchdowns on hrs passmg and bootleggmg 'T CHUCK HOEFLE en lor halfback Google tnple threat star and Co Captam, was brllllant on defense and offense Won Outstanding Semor of the Year award and was on the All Star squad in A TENSE MOMENT DICK ADAM - Senior tackle. Toad was an aggressive and deadly tack- ler and called defensive signals. He was named Outstanding Defensive Player of the Year. .aw if , we .ire A ! w -, ' dko- if X f Ki . 9 I , fn' 4 f If TOM CROWL - Senior fullback. Tiny led the team in yardage and scor- ed 9 touchdowns. A work- horse fullback, he won Prefs Star of the Week trophy and was named to the Conference All-Star team. KEN WILSON - Junior guard. A fast wing guard, Kenny was a standout both on defense and offense. A rugged tackler who was feared by his opponents. ARCS ROLL ON TO THIRD IN ROW BRUSH 41 GILMOUR 0 Six players scored as the Arcs rolled to their third win of the season. Fine defensive play by the line and sparkling play by Googie Hoefle resulted in the victory over the Gilmour Lancers. ,...-4-'- 'Q . , ,sm Y ff if i w BRUSH 45 BEDFORD 6 Brush unleashed a powerful ground attack to whip the Bedford Bearcats in the first conference game. Gene Krielow and Tom Crowl notched a pair of touchdovi ns each to spark the triumph. Arcs Reach Peak by Winning Nuinber 5 BRUSH 26 BEREA 15 The Arcs were forced to stage a 19 point rally in the last period in order to beat the Braves and extend the winning streak to five. Crowl and Krielow each tallied PLAY BY PLAY BY PLINKE .v 1,1 'fi new! DICK MARABITO-Serv ior center. A big. rugged lineman, Moose played on both the offensive and defensive teams. A terrific linebacker, he was named to All-Conference first team and the New' Dream-Team. I FRANK NERONE Sophomore end. Frank came through brilliantly in his first varsity year. He was a standout on de- fense, intercepting passes and nailing runners for losses. 1 ff BOYD SCHULTZ-Jum ior guard. Small in sta- ture but big in courage. Finley was a Speedy and 'aggressive guard who gave his all on every play. 41 tug Open Houses are Events to Look Forward To - I K 4 1. ' . 2:1 . . miie t ' .t W. oe e , , ef Q, N BOB LANESE - Senior end. Mr. Toe was the place kicking specialist. He booted ll conversions and had a good average. Filled in at end when needed. 1 DALE HAVRE-Senior tackle. Big and husky, Dale was a great offen- sive blocker. He and De- Marco were the best I-2 punch on the line. i .AA LYNN REINKE-Senior fullback. A hard runner and courageous back, Lynn typified spirit of the team. He was a fine utility player. I ED VVEINMANN-Sem ., ior center. Won nick- name of Steady Eddie L for his fine work. He was used when expert center- ing was necessary. ' fieqkxi sk -I , . J , .Q 45 'V ,, z...s-rawh-'ei ... . 1.4, ,, iff ,. . ,I t . .. t . Q .h g w , .1 f'.- ,,,',,4 'UI .A f 4 - 3 .flyui - ,l ' .fl-Ie.l, 533 -. . f. 9 t 'f L K L' A . 4? X , t R . Us . 1 Q' ' r 1, 1 ll I - . A - 1 I s - :il L U , I 6.3 t .. .- Q A 7 ' - 9 lf. ', f Av ff K., BRUSH 6 GARFIELD 7 An inspired Bulldog eleven pulled the upset of the season in snapping Brush's winning streak. Bill Loparo scored for the Arcs late in the game but the extra point was blocked. ARCS ARE UPSET T0 END VICTORY STRING . arg V Y is ig? BRUSH 6 WILLOUGHBY 20 A larger, classier Ranger squad knocked the Arcs out of first place as Brush continued its slump. johnny Wilson returned a kickoff 95 yards for the only Brush score. BRUSH 7 MAPLE 13 In a heartbreaker the Arcs outplayed the confer- ence champs only to have the Mustangs march 99 yards in the last four minutes to win. Scatback Bob Nichols was outstanding for the Arcs. f ' The Road Becomes Rocky at Mid Season Wi I.: 3 s. DAN OPATRNY-Senior W' guard. A tugged guard who was tops on defense. He was named to GCC All-Conference team, the Newt' Dream-Team, and -W was a Press Stat. 1.1 4 w-uf l BOW COWAN-Senior tackle. An all-around, ex- perienced tackle who play- ed both on offense and defense. One of the hard- est workers on the team. ta GENE KRIELOW-Jun- ior halfback. A two way star, Tee, scored 7 times and was a consistent yard gainer. He is the other 195 3 Co-Captain. BOB NICHOLS-Junior halfback. Nick, excep- tionally fast and shjfty, was an outstanding de- fensive specialist. He was named one of the 1953 Co-Captains. Enthusiasm Sometimes Bolls Over as W3 2 ffl Q X 1 S.. I E JIM BALE-Senior guard. A defensive player who was an alert and aggres- sive tackler. Jimbo was a topnotch guard. 1 f ..,. .J af JIM URBAN-Senior cen- ter. Big and husky, the Mayor was a good cen- ter and rugged player. A veteran player popular with all. Qs' .. But Season Is Success with Win Over M f' ld BRUSH 13 MAYFIELD 12 ln the big game of the year the Arcs defeated their neighborhood rivals in a real battle. Brush scored twice in the first quarter but Bob Lanese's conversion proved to be the Winning margin. HW--at Wx Q. M ay 16 DON JOHNSON-Jw ior tackle. Although noted for his fine kick-offs, Homer was a fine de- fensive end and hard- charging tackle on offense. C, N 'i CHARLIE PARKER- Junior guard. Although powerfully built, Cody had speed to pull out and block. He played both offensively and defensive- ly, but shone on offense. ARNOLD CASTELLANO -Senior tackle. Excellent offensive blocker and ha'rd driver. The Pizza man was named to the Confet- ence All-Star team. JOHNNY WILSON- junior halfback. Fastest back on the team, johnny scored a 95 yard touch- down against Willoughby. Unfortunately, he suffered a broken leg in the next game and was unable to complete the season. M1't. 'f' ri P-P 'hi 'F ' -Q t 49 -af-4' IP-37 an 38 33, 45-30 '36 h'h'l2lf5i4 lq1lLl !gg,d5hQ L VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Fzrft R011 J Wrlson B Meyers H Fronson B Cowan Remke J Urban Bale B Nichols C' Colden A Castellano B Lanese D Adam J DeMarc0 G bogen Hoefle A Shepp D Marablto D Havre E Wenn mann Third R011 J Loparo D Opatranx K Wrlson D Pelron D Selle F Nerone N Francxs D Palram J Crowxl Second Rou C Parker B Schultz R Lanese G Krrelovn J Henderson M Masxno R Smvrhe B Loparo D Johnson L Junlor Arcs Sparkle ln Preparatlon for Varslty Roles JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Under the expert coachrng of Mr Peter Pawlowskr the Brush un1or Hlgh developed a football team wnth a promxsmg future After droppmg the seasons opener to Roosevelt the Junxor Hngh Arcs came back strong to wm all three of the remammg games All the boys garned valuable experrence Chuck Chxccella, hard runmng full back and leadmg scorer, really boosted the Brush attack ccr r as , - I scrltir A 1' ,O . :-'- -, ' f-, , ' . ' ' - 7 1' 'iw 48 -'H 3 J If n ' ff: mi lar 39' ' ' - ' 'f Y Q ' . W , ,T'A. NY K ' V 1 W Z ax J nd. A r 45 .I ' V 1 ' 'Q ' jg A . 's I - 4, ., ., ju 'A A 1 ., A f Q u w '. I . ' , . , , , . , ' , . ,J. , . , 1. 1 - Q Q l I . ' J ' I I I V . . . ' 'fJ 6 518131 e ,239 use QQZZSXQE Q, QCEQQQQ Q A ,fs-flu 45 gigs S? 1952 4555 Y , ec if FOOTBALL 'Q' QUEEN ff 'ti ei as 'F W Km 15522 'Sea e -6423 6 fc 'N-s '3 p Kr Ge C35 We D ull-I J In November there is a certain day that is anxiously awaited by everyone. It's the day of the traditional crowning of the Foot- ball Queen. Her majesty and the attendants walk down the center aisle, highlighted by a beaming spotlight. Q This year Dolores Botally looked lovely as she tool-Q the throne 6 as the 1952 Queen. She was elected by the football team because of scholarship, personality, interest, and support of the team. Her attendants, also elected by the teams, were Angie Cartione, Joanne Higgins, Carol Vargo, Ianet Hawk. and Sara Ball. flee? QQ W' W QUEEN AND COURT REIGN AT HOMECOMING GAME 5 ,,a ? 'QQ i is ii i iixxwxxiiww is QBSQD fa '5 fb Q i f 9 'MD' 'Q- 3 7 Left to Rigblz Sara Ball, Dick Marabito, Joanna Higgins, Alan Shepp, AT S Christine Belt. John DeMarco. Dolores Boraily, Googie Hoefle. Sharon Kennedy, Dale Havre, Carol Vargo, Tom Crowl, janet Hawk, Dick Adams, Angie Carcione. SARA BALL calwgfle all V8 Here at Brush we have a squad of eight peppy girls known as the cheerleaders. Their spirit and lively enthusi- asm add that great amount of zest that spurs the athletic team on to victory. You can see them yelling their hearts out in any kind of weather out on the football field or on a basketball court. Interest in sports, personality, cheering ability and en- thusiasm are the main pre-requisites and We can truthfully say that these girls have what it takes. ' CAROL VARGO ,thhrk ' L WFNXX I7 TQ: EILEEIN KLEMENC 1 FRAN MANCINO JAY viii? XVA s.finha1m 1NA. Flgrpofg. M cGr or, . eme a Acg Z4 Kr 'A JN , ,V 7 ii JR. ETGY1-. S.7j.awrence,?'5. Hagara, D. Torgler, R. Shielgs, C. Pan- ella, M. Minadeo. ,Z fly' I ..-- Pep and Slllfll, That's What Cheerleaders Are Made Of Q Q K, 3 1 -N R Q , . fx' 'i CAROL ANTHONY MISS W'00DWORTH Few people who see the cheerleaders go through their formations realize the hours of hard work put in by the girls and their adviser. Although Miss Vinod- worth disdains cheerlead- ing competitiorxsh Brush teams have consistently won trophies and awards. A great deal of the credit goes to Miss Woodworth. JUNE JARMUGH CS Il 1-4 3. . Q!-14 lik I-.W-A . .am .,., xy --ee- AV? An COACH JOHN PLINKE, in his first year as a head coach has established himself Arcs Annex Conference Crown To End 15 Year Drought! Possessing the necessary height, speed. and shooting ability to have a great team. the 1955 Brush Arcs rolled through the season, winning 15 and losing only l. The Arcs also won the 1953 Greater Cleveland Conference title to end a drought that had extended 15 years. The 10 and 0 conference record was the first perfect one in Brush history. The high flying Arcs also established a new scoring mark for one game with 79 points against Garfield. -Q as one of the best cage men- tors in the area. Coach Plinke, often called Fritz guided the Arcs to 15 victories in 16 games. His patient guidance. fine leadership, and vast bas- ketball know-how inspired in his boys the desire not only to win but also to excel in all phases of the game. WILL IT GO IN???QQQQ'Q Brush Arcs gave their fans many thrills during the 1952-23 season and a big one came early in the campaign. The Arcs opened by trimming Gilmour Academy 55 to 39 with Gust Varianos scoring 15, ' . Brush defeated the defending champions, Maple Heights, 4' to 30. Ron Buzz Ellis dropped in 15 to spark the Arc attack. The Arcs added two more by defeating Bed- ford and University School on successive nights. Brush won over the Bearcats from Bedford 57 to 48 and followed up by edging U.S. 53 to 46. Buzz Ellis connected for a total of 38 points in the two battles while Don johnson hit for 13 in each game RON ELLIS, Senior cen- ter-The Brush Buzz- bomb was the key player in the Arcs' attack. Buzz 3 broke his own record for r r sc V' 1 I The Arcs kept rolling and won their fifth straight against the alumni team 67 to 35. Don Delaney was hot with 21 points. The Arcs grabbed the lead in the conference race by topping undefeated Berea 56 to 50. Gust Vagi- scoring by netting 275 5 A mos with 17 points in the last half paced the points during the season. ', . A . ' - A two time All-Confer- : Q KS to victory ence center, Buzz was dead S V , E-.- on his jump shot, but was , ' X just as valuable for his , great rebounding ability. 4 ' N, H x i A N X 5 v 1: - 1 , 1 f . S 'Q V ' ' Y 5 Q K J' fffi2'c'f'fi'. Q . -2 11.2-'-iii -, f ' X' . L. . 217 -,J X Ai I i i Q. GUST VAGIANOS, sen- ior guard-The driving gl sparkplug of the Brush of- 2:1 X fense was a team leader all if year. Gus was noted A J f ' for his drive-ins, but was ' 1 deadly on outside sets. Co- A X , N...- W Captain Gus averaged nearly 10 points per i game. WALTER COOK, Senior guard-A pint sized pow- erhouse was Co-Captain. Gee-zie developed late as a scorer, but was long noted for his terrific drib- bling ability. One hand pop shots netted most of Geezie's points. '77 i 1 .WM ' N Victory number 7 was chalked when the Arcs put on a last period surge to down Gar- field 56 to 58. Ellis bombarded the net with 23 markers. However the string was ended on the next night as the Arcs bowed to a skyscrap- ing Euclid quintet, 53 to 43. Brush nearly up- set the Lake Erie league champs but fell victim to a disasterous freeze. Vagianos meshed 12 points. DON IOHNSON, Junior forward-Don, on his hot nights, was nearly un- stoppable. His work on the rebound was outstand- ing all year. His playing was often a great factor in many Brush triumphs. Maple Heights gave the Arcs a stiff fight but fell 46 to 42 as Don johnson potted 13. The Arcs racked up conference win 7 by rock- ing Bedford 70 to 56. Brush trailed 9 to 0 but went on a scoring rampage to tie a school rec- ord. Ellis scored 22 and johnny Brownlow returned to action with ll. 'i'u Q'. ..,.., X l tms, Brush bounced back into the win column by trimming the Willotlgh- 'PZ by Rangers 60 to 45 in a very rough game. Brilliant dribbling and shooting by Walter Geezie Cook My who scored l9 points enabled the H ll Arcs to gain their fifth win in con- fi X- ference play. The following night . Brush outclassed Painesvrlle Harvey 59 to 40 as Ellis totaled 21 points, ' 2 , 7, .. ,f , . 77 ' E' r A rf, H ' lw f , 5 a he L 'Q 6' 5 3 F 4 f X Sy., f' it ,. R 'Q l 2 , X I 1 e l N x DON DELANEY, junior forward - Don was a great asset to the squad. possessing a great natural ability. Deak was out- standing all year. When needed. he came through as a scorer, using his dead- ly one-hand push. JOHN BROWNLOW. Senior forward-john was the team dead-eye. He scored on every shot in the book and was a consis- tent, all-round star. ' doggy, - Brush rolled to their fifth in a row by downing our neighborhood rivals, Mayfield, 73 to 43. Besides setting a new school record the Arcs won the American Legion Memorial Trophy and the Joseph E. Shulte Trophy. Buz Ellis clicked for 19 points, followed by Gust Vagianos with I4 .... Second place Berea offered little opposition as the Arcs whipped them 6' to 49 to clinch the conference tirlel Ellis continued his hot streak with 23 points. X .X Cf 4 iq! va as 1 TONY DILORETTO. - Senior guardYThe driv- ing, tricky, dribbling cager M was often called on as a replacement when a regu- lar went stale. One of the reasons for the Arcs' suc- cess was the ability of fine reserves like Jap, la WE V -ry.. 'x 'Q .N 4 'Smead aw MARK VENTURA. junior forward - Mark has proven himself to be a scrapy ballplayer. We can count on Mark for the team next year. TOM CROWI., Senior center-Tom was the victim of an unfortu- nate football injury which kept him out of basketball nearly half the season. Big and husky Tiny was a topnorch rebounder and valuable replace- ment for Ellis. ,IIM KNEBUSCH, Senior guard-A fine driver, keen dribbler, and a dead shot. jimmy was certainly of extreme value. 1 Brush rolled up 31 points in the first period and coasted to a 72 to 43 win over Willoughby Ron Ellis buzzed the cords with 20 points. The school record was smashed again when the Arcs routed Garfield 79 to 47 for number 10 victory in the conference play. Ellis notched 21 points to set an individual scoring record for the season with 275 markers. Pictured here are three cagzers who will he the nucleus of the 1954 cage team. Gene Krielow, Don Selle, and Glenn Oltmanns were top rated AI, V. players last year, and became valuable re- rhis season. IIHIII Winning teams indivate bright future for Brush basketball quintet. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Fin! Roux F. Heman, D. Moore, B. Pfeiffer, R. Palrani, N. Iframis. R. Hanson Coach, Mr. White. Second Rau: Manager D. Blanchard, B. Kish, R. Vicraiker. XV. Lanese, A. l Previte, Klein. W 2' ft' ef U IIIIIIIIIII II vARsrr Q IIIIIII mm' rllllll nn flllmlj JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: Cach Mr. Schlaff. Firft Rout J. Konop, T. Iapies, W. Langfellow, B. Meyers, P. GiIes, K. Cowan E. Kidd. D. Samuelson. D. Jeppe. - Second Ron: C. Vandersradt. D. Sherrer, Cook, J. Richards, I.. Davis, J Zavoda, A. Moldwin. B. Engel, T. Culorta. Managers G. Golohoff and D. Landon Cnor picruredp :znwqz RUS Ill' USH ff Q0 'S Brush Garfield 3 Brush Berea 5 Brush Maple Heights 10 Brush Bedford -l Brush Willoughby 5 Brush Garfield 7 THE DIAWIOND NINE AIM AT A TOP SEASON Brush Beffa . 4 Brush Maple Heights gi Brush Bedford The 1952 baseball squad, coached by Mr. Howard Rob- BfU5h WlllQU8hbV 7 erts, started its spring drills with four returning lettermenz BFUSIW M21Yf1C1d 0 Bob Spies, captaing Googie Hoefle, Roger Bagi and Tom Crowl. The Arcs started the season with a completely green infield. The experience of last season should prove to be an important factor in this year's hid for the championship. High light of the year was Glen Oltmann's no-hit game against Maple Heights, which Brush lost l-0 in extra innings. The team. although it only showed a 3 win 7 loss record, placing fourth in the conference, was u good one. It lost almost all its games by only a one run margin. - A x if K E N W I L S O N - XX X fcatcherj Junior-The Q - Qs ' imie man behind the K . QP plate whose aggressive- ness stands out. Ken is X a very good hitter and -. 5 , ,,., . catcher. K I ,QQ . 1 4 .-.- -- 'ii Z 'K R T ' L ' ., s 'xi' i 'lc Q s S r ' 're ' I l ED WEINMANN- r . H ' Li ffirst baseman? Senior A ' ' ' -Ed is a very capable ' ' if J fielder as well as a 2 Q constant hitter, with a H' v determination to win. 5 A ' .4 U , rf ' ' I at ,4 ,H . , ,...,k in ykkrk .Ai .WV .. , V--7..,M x,,f S 'Q A .fiat Firr! R014 L. to R.: C. Parker, A. Castellano, AI. Knebusch. Semnd Ron' L. to R.: G. Krielow, R. Smyth, K. Wilson. Third Rou L. fo R.: T, Crowl, W. Cook. D. johnson, Oltmanns. Right Side: Coach Bricker, E. Wienmann, Coach Roberts. . , ,..- .. .- I - ' ., 1 ., Q x .,a..-:Ury A . W '-f F -. .. H' 4ae-,- .q,,,-.L ,!g,,,..q I xw , ARNOLD CASTEL- LANO-- Cthird base- man? Senior-The fan- cy dancing third base- man with a cat like action in fielding will be a great help in Brush's conference bill this year. V If J GLENN OLTMANNS s . . -fpitcherh junior- The outstanding pitch- er of the year who turned in a no-hit game. Glenn also is a good fielder and hitter. . X' 7, If J V y W N . ' rt Q94 'aux'- Q . 3 5 6 5 ,I . J W an I . ,Q 6 Googie Hoefle and 4 52 Mr. Paul Bricker l talk things over. -A X X it x S il K ,M .5 2 QT xxx' lx- Q , f f .Fix 1 N 4, e . A f 5 K -- - 4 A Q CHARLES GooG- 5 , A IE HOEFLE- , 1. Coutfieldb Senior- 4 - K' A very fleet-footed i --.V outfielder and con- rf ' .Z sistent hitter. Goog- cy ie is a two-year let- terman and a start- we f ing pitcher when not fielding. ' AS K I If I , , Z5 1 3 ls Q RONALD BUZZ ELLIS - fpitcherb Senior--One of the most dependable if pitchers of the ' squad with a very impressive record. sb JOHN JUAN DE MARCO - Cshorr stopb Senior-John is a fast and certain short stop, a con- stant threat to op- posing pitchers. 4 DON HOMER JOHNSON- tout - fieldj junior- Hitting is only one of Don's many out- standing qualities which is accompa- nied by his sure fielding. Q X . , K. ' 2 Q dis.. ts, R A S36 in A S .3 X X, If TOM CROWL- - l Coutfieldb - senior ig The Brush slugger ,lx with that. home run wallop. Tom also has a rifle arm. Y 1 if GENE TEE KRIE- LOW - Csecond x base? Junior-Tee 'tm was often seen at the keystone sack '- i, completing double 'iw plays. He will be a valuable asset to next year's team. i s llll ., gb IC '. The frrst of Aprrl marks the opemng of an other Brush track season The 1951 Arc cmder men hope to take the Greater Clevellnd Con ference trophy home th1s year Although the team won the majorrtv of rts dual meets last year they flnrshed as runner up rt the confer ence meet Under the track mentor Charles Schlaff Brush had 1 good season Coach Schlaff was called rn followmg Clancy Breglers resxg mtron from the Brush teachlng and cmchrng stfl This year under therr new mentor Robert Iackson they hope to complete a perfect season I ,gasif- LYNN REINKE Senror Little Fox rs a wrry pole vaulter who should keep up the Brush tradrtlon of frne vaulters He may de velop as a good hurdler F1rJtRou L to R Coach Schlaff R Horton R Hutchrngs B Moldum T Cannell W Meredrth B Lanese H Pearl J Bale H Zaner R Blanchard R Huston Second R011 L lo R D Selle D Anderson D Opatrny L Rexnke A Schvserzer I Mort J Bortoff Third Rau L to R G Anderson P Maturka D Hexdel '71 p ,- . I rim. an RONALD HORTON Senror A husky shot put ter and drscus throvxer will be the mamsray rn the muscle events He vas a consrstent pornt vtmner all vear 1lir QRUSH JIM BALE Qemor One of the Arcs fastest speed merchants rs also expected to excel as a broad jump er and on the relay teams TOM CANNEL Semor Tom was named captain of the 1955 cmder squad and IS an outstandmg trackrnan He IS fast and has great ablllty to yum A standout 1n low hurdles DON HEIDEL Semor A tall slender hurdler wxll be counted on for many fxrsts He ned Tom Can nell for flrst 1n h1h yump at the conference meet last year 4- A V. U JJ! uv' and hxgh yump JOHN WILSON Junlor A top notch sprmter was nearly always a double wmner last year m the 100 and 220 yard dashes Led team ln pomts scored Also counted on for the 1953 season w1ll be sen xors Russ Huston pole vault Bob Lanese shot put lumors Dan Opat rny dlscus and pole vault Don Selle m1le run and Al Schwerzer 440 ,L -lu--..,,,,,,f ,f 4-mini!-II--- fi COLIN HERRING Sen lor A determmed mud dle dlstar-ce runner wnll bolster the Arcs ln those DICK MARABITO-Sen mor The veteran shot put ter should come mto his own thrs year He wxll the held events events gxve the Arcs depth m 4,,,,..f- X wsu I I 4 , , 1 - 0, 4 V V , l in wt ,, I fast..-ff M Q . 'il' A 5 4, ?. X g .M f 31 1 1 . 'nw '0 A ' l. . . P' 1: Q l 0 0, A 5 O' Y 1 1 l , ' l X :if 1 + ' A W, 9, - 7' . I It 'ff' 3 q 1 I' WJ . f L K 1 . l 1 l ' i if .Laid 'f 1' K rew' - . x 1 . ' . vq' Al' . r 4 ' ' - f r. ,r. ..--v--v--1-'N'-f- K Q41 ' V , -A . l on QW f - f . 0 ' Fifi ff, f . - .i?3i'3Qif.W 1 Q , Z , . Golf, Wrestling, Tennis, Soon to Become Major Sports GOLF . L Seik. ky' ' s, ' A V, ,LLV dt . 1. Parsofxsr 3 V Hgnile. . li X2 'AKLV S ,m , ., xxxxilllllm ,l we r 1 2 Q r f I llllnn. Wflnlim. wwvw- I GRUNT N' GROAN Fint Row: K. Wilson, S. Betti, M, Gold- berg, F. Betti, F. Nerone, C. Hoefle, D. Marabito, Coach Finnen. Second Row: l. Moir, J. Tutulo, B. Mold- win, G. Rand, I.. Reinke. CLeft to Rightb TENNIS A dream of many Brush students finally came true this year when the first Brush High tennis team was formed. Except for john Brownlow, the team lacked experience, but gain- ed that as well as some of the finer points of the game under the direc- tion of Coach john Pickering. Brush 8 Brush 18 Brush 28 Brush 1 Brush 0 Brush 0 Brush 10 Brush 10 Brush 9 Brush 14 Brush 28 Brush Brush 3 Brush 32 ,,,.MQ . Season's Record Cleveland Hts. 24 Maple Hts. lj Collinwood Benedictine 31 Willoughby 32 Orange 32 Euclid 22 Parma 22 Latin 2 3 Cleveland Hts. 18 Collinwood 4 Benedictine 30 Orange 29 Euclid Forfeit GOLF The approach of spring brings golf fever. Returning members of last year's team are: Larry Seik, jim Parsons, Bob Davis-three capable lettermen who will form the nucleus of the 1953 team. The season opens with a quali- fication match similar to that held last year at Mayfield Heights Country Club. Although last year's record was not very impressive, the Arcs gained much valu- able playing experience under the able coaching of Mr. Robert Manring. This year all golf fans are looking forward to a great season. fm A :N-fi ' IQ K H A --QSM 'awk A ..,x .,.' The Hi-Lite, Brush's year book, is the customary project under- taken by the senior class every year. Copy staff, att staff, typ- ists, detail staff, research staff, editor and adviser make up the various departments that work together to put out a good, in- teresting book. There is the usual amount of rushing to meet the March Ist deadline set by the publishing company, but with determined efforts they usually make it, We hope you will all enjoy this book. Editor, Gail Cain, and Assistant Edi- tor, Don Heidel, worked together with the faculty adviser, Mrs. Irene Shestina to plan the layout of this book. Many problems presented themselves, but by lots of hard work, the final layout was completed. 3- THE 1953 STAFF OF THE THE MUTE 2' .15 .M M- wig , -if T1 if -f --Q,-j Q M The Business Manager, Don Miller, next year's Business Manager, Marie Nero, and the business sponsor, Mr. Robert Blackmur have the job of mak- ing ends meet financially. Soliciting ads and finding other ways of raising money to finance the Hi-Lite are only two of their jobs. Pictures are a necessity for any good book and our photographers were conf stantly busy. Alan Brown and Barbara Black are viewing some of Jerry Marks latest' photos. t..df The copy staff consisted of Richard Adam, Angie Carcione, Bill Moldwin. Paul Roberto and joan Speth cnot picturedk. There were pages of copy to be written and re-written, so these peo- ple were constantly busy. They could be seen many a day after school in room 205 writing for the many different clubs and organizations, The typists played a very important role in putting the final mats in order. Some copy had to be re-typed several times, but out typists were patient and willing and always did a good job. They are Dolly Mcllwaine, Carol Anthony, Jeanie LePan, The details staff identified all the group pic- GC 93,33 60 fill fi ill lllll and Sara Ball. Z Agyzy a 6 4507 f'7 42,0 Sli ! The art staff certainly had a chance to display its talents in this book for their art work appears on almost every page. Don Heidel. the art editor, spent many hours designing the layouts, and Joanne Pilla, Gail Keyerleber. and Joanne Solgos fnot picturedl helped him to complete the final pages of the book. The research staff helped with many of the finishing touches which take a lot of time. Pul- ting identifications on mats and pictures was only one of their tasks Here Barbara Calhoun and Marilyn Ramsey skim through one of the Hi4LiteJ of a previous year. .7- x ci i .3 gf' , .Ja-... s ' tures, which was really a mammoth task. They worked together as a team and did a wonderful ' ' ' ' ' ,job They are Richard Braucher, Barbara Brown, Elaine Clarke. Margie Godale, and Carol Bock. fu-X ,,,,.........-- I P fy M NOTE OF THANKS We the class of 1953 wlsh to express our smcere thanks to everyone who helped to make th1s book posslble Without the1r unfanlmg help th1s book could never have been wrxtten and publlshed Flrst of all we ways and our Wonderful homeroom teachers who have put up wlth us and our problems over the past slx years We do not wlsh to over look the many people who served on the staff and put m many hours of work and recelved llttle praise or recogmtxon Mrs Shestma and Mr Blackmur gave our leaders much needed confxdence when the go1ng got tough and we shall never forget them for lt As we leave Brush Hlgh let us leave our thanks and appreclatlon to all of those who have made our hxgh school years such wonderful memorles would like to thank the class sponsors who have helped us in so many COUN TIN' COTTACIM GRN! 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