Cuyahoga Falls High School - Cuyahogan Yearbook (Cuyahoga Falls, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1948 volume:

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Students feel a loss since 'pert Miss Miller retired from teaching in the spring of 1947 because of illness. For all these reasons and many more, we dedicate this 1948 Cuyahogan to our favorite teacher, Miss Miriam Miller, forever amusing, sincere, and helpful. . ln- - -ui i-lv? - - www- Y - 1 oVIYU IT The old saying that opportunity knocks but once might have been true in Grandfather's time, but not in this present age. Opportunities present them- selves at all times, and we as future citizens should utilize them. Bacon once said, The wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. This cer- tainly should apply to us as students. Opportunities come to us through education as well as through business or life. If there were a law forbidding further education, we would soon realize that thereby we had lost many opportunities. You may say to yourself, Oh, I'll wait till I get to college to use my opportunities, but that is too late. You have already set a standard that determines your character, and people use that in judging you as a worker or a student. Our own high school affords us many of the subjects that will help us in choosing atcareer. Whether it be a Scientific, mathematical, commercial, social, musical, teaching, or an active Career, we will profit by the various subjects and clubs in the school. The sun rises at the same time for everyone, giving every individual an equal opportunity to do something worthwhile. No one can find your oppor- tunities for you. You must find them yourself and put them to good use. If everyone would use all the opportunities he or she has, this world would be a better and safer place in which to live. DMU l RATI ON JUATE S 525 I8 f ULAS SE s X P e 4-3 ODRGABN IZATIOIXIS J We '5?yT1-1gj,ETIcs lf 09685 FEATURE S X Qaqe 95' L - ,,-al-1 ilu! vNXNlST T!0 1, ,. 'In 5. S Il I .. 5 1 Q QPPQRTUDUTY 9 ' ' l ' ' ry- v 'Em . .. -E-..j. f g F :Q Q I ! 3 il' X - 42' 5- X . . . , A, ,, .-.nm ,. .,,, ,, , , ,-.,.,.-,-,,. ..,, , ,,,.A,,-A,.,.,. . THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right: Paul H. Leslie, Dr. George G. Stein, V. Pres., A. Gracia, Rev. C. A. Huston, Pres., W. H. Nicol. This group is composed of f1ve citizens, chosen from the city, who meet twice a month with the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent of schools. Upon this combination of legislative and executive officers rests the responsi- bility of guiding the school affairs of the community to the best interests of all. gun. . A .. A..M....,.,,,,,.d.........,,,...-.,,.-,, ADMINISTRATION Z-it 'IV --ln gk I 1' r -' V I W J f MR. ROBERTS Superifztefzdelzt MR. STEINHAURER MR. DEWITT Aniflalzt S ll L17 erifzlend en! Principal M ,., M ,.,, , , Mmm, i I I 9 r i E r E l u Y l E i l DEANS MRS. ELIZABETH ELLIS, B. S. in Ed. MR. HOWARD D. SAURER, B A Psychology Dean of Boys Dean of Girls 10th grade sponsor 9th grade sponsor Student Council Adviser Student Council Adviser Hi-Y AdVi591' Mr. Howard D. Saurer, Dean of Boys, carries out the following duties. He has charge of b0y's attendance, he schedules classes and studies for the 9th, 10th, 11th grade boys, and the 11th grade girls, which consumes most of his time, he takes care of all dis- ciplinary matters involving boys. Mr. Saurer must be present any evening on which public entertainment and sport contests are presented to assist with matters of discipline. He is also responsible for bringing to the attention of the principal any matter that may improve the business of education at Cuyahoga Falls High School. Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, Dean of Girls, performs the following duties. She has charge of the girl's attendance, she carries out any projects that may improve standards and opportunities for the girls. She is responsible for scheduling 9th and 10th grade girls. Mrs. Ellis has general supervision over the activities of the girls during lunch period. She must be present on those 'evenings that school groups entertain to help with matters of discipline. 4:- Falls Faculty. 1947-48 Mrs. Marjorie Cannon, B. S. in Ed. Physical Educatpn 10th grade sponsor Teachers' Social Committee Mrs. Mary Carter, B. S. in Ed. Library English 11th grade sponsor Mr. C. B. Emmerich, A. B. English . 10th grade sponsor Baseball Coach , Miss Helen Erf, B. S. in Ed. Latin 10th grade sponsor Y-Teen Adviser Miss Louise Flickinger, B. A.g M. A. English Journalism Head of English Department .Tiger Tales Mr. Don Greenwood, B. S. in Ed. English Football Coach Miss Evelyn Haberkost, B. S. in Ed. Typing Shorthand Olfice Practice 12th grade sponsor Q Mr. C. R. Hendricks, B. A. Study Hall Student Council Adviser Activities Manager -- Mr. R. B. Heuser, B. A.g B. S. in Ed.g M. A. Guidance Director 9th grade sponsor Activities Business Manager Mr. C. H. I-linkle Biology Baseball and Football Coach 10th grade sponsor ,A............ , , .. . ...W , , ., W...--..,,., , Falls Faculty, 1947-48 Miss Margaret Holst, B. A.g M. A. Study Hall 9th grade sponsor Mr. Charles Howard, Latin 9th grade sponsor Mr. Paul Huff, B. A.g M. A. Arithmetic' 10th grade sponsor Mrs. Virgie Irwin, B. English Louis Juillerat, B. A.g M. A. Mathematics Driving Course Sophomore Basketball Coach Football Coach Booster Club Adviser Mr. Miss Bernice Kost, B. German History 9th grade sponsor Mr. Robert H. Lee, B. S. Chemistry Mathematics 11th grade sponsor A. B. A. S. in Edg M. A Mr. James Loughridge, B. A. English Freshman Football and Basketball Coach Miss Josephine Long, B. M.g M. A. Music Supervisor Godey Club Adviser Mr. Bookkeeping Economics Business Law English C. H. McClanahan, B. A.g M. A. Falls Faculty, 1947-48 Mr. R. B. McCuske5', B. S. in Ed. Mathematics Algebra Miss Mary Louise McDermott, B. Spanish English Booster Club Adviser Mr. Albert Miller, B. S. in Ed. Woodwork 9th grade sponsor Mr. Robert Mosteller, B. S. in Ed. Geometry Algebra Hi-Y Adviser Teachers' Social Committee Miss Maurine Motsenbocker, B. S. in Ed. Sociology Civics 12th grade sponsor Cheerleader sponsor Mr. Wade Moyer, B. S. in Ed. Metal Work Teachers' Social Committee Mrs. Mary Newstetter, B. S., M. A. Typing Shorthand Office Practice 11th grade sponsor Mr. Donald Palm, B. S. in Ed. Mechanical Drawing Miss Mary O. Patton, B. A., B. S., M. S. in Ed. Librarian 12th grade sponsor Mr. Arthur Peebles, B. A.g M. A. Geography Ohio History 11th grade sponsor -Ash ,,,A-,A,A W ., 444 1 1 4 1 :.......J 1- 5 L I J i u r i 3 l L ,Ls Falls Faculty, 1947-48 Mrs. Harriet Piggott, B. A.g M. A. Latin 10th grade sponsor Latin Club Adviser Mrs. Marian Rausch, B. A. English French 11th grade sponsor Mr. Royal Reynolds, B. A.g M. A. Instrumental Music Mr. Donald Ripley, B. S. in Ed. History Football and Baseball Coach 12th grade sponsor Mrs. Bertha Rockwell, B. A.g M. A. History Civics 9th grade sponsor Miss Sallie M. Sears, B. A.g M. A English Latin 10th grade sponsor Year Book Adviser Mr. Eugene Shank, B. A.g M. A. History Visual Education 12th grade sponsor Mrs. Doris Sidnell, B. S. in Ed. Sewing Home Living Honor Society Adviser Teachers' Social Committee Mr. C. C. Spessard, B. S. in Ed. Head of Athletic Department Physical Education 12th grade sponsor Mrs. Alberta Thompson, B. S. in Ed Foods Home Living 11th grade sponsor Falls F aculty. 1947-48 Mr. john Watson, B. S. in Ed. Physical Education Football and Basketball Coach Mr. L. W. Watson, B. S.g M. A. Biology 10th grade sponsor Teachers' Social Committee Mr. Earl Welker, B. S. in Ed. Geometry Trigonometry 12th grade sponsor Mr. L. A. Wheatley, B. A.g graduate work in physics Physics Science 11th grade sponsor Mrs. Kathryn Wyre, B. A4 M. A. Speech Dramatics English Four Square Club Adviser Mrs. Ora Zimmerman Visiting Teacher 4... SECRETARIAL STAFF-First Row: upper Cleft to rightj Mrs. Sharp, Miss Mc- Clintock, Mrs. Cartwright. Second Row: Miss Woodford, Miss Scarem, Mrs. Blankenship, Mr. Inskeep. OFFICE ASSISTANTS-First Row: center Cleft to rightj Joanne Duvall, Lee Ann Booth, Marion Browning, Phyllis Peebles, Mary Francis Mathis, Nedra Brady, Margaret Lehman. Second Row: Patricia Hinchee, Mary Ella Freeman, Patricia Wentz, Susan Heath, Barbara Gilbert, Barbara Allport, Margaret Van Ness, Coletta Vance, Barbara Smith. MAINTENANCE STAFF- First Row: lower Cleft to rightj Charles Cooley, Earl Colburn, Howard Fox, Dwight Foust. Second Row: Ralph Mast, David Repperd, Francis Crago, George Rush. QVJXD U TE fE:. FII' I lllll -- :::::- ,,,.. Q QPPORTLINITY 9 -.xi X '13 N Yr. 'O V.- Xi YQ. KK! Xx N 'x l K l X I l I I I W I x u x n 'X x r'- 1 rx . Lx- ! lu' llx n. IE' 1-- -it nu, -- I -E 'll lu. li ll lu u n - vu Q x ' QC I Xia' E. Q 3 CLASS OFFICERS I anuary Class Officers 1. Garnet Moyer is our secretary She does everything that's nec- essary. 2. Jim Taylor's our president, a swell fellow He plays a trumpet that's really mellow. 5. jim Prior is the guardian of our wealth He knows what's best for the budget's health. 4. Our vice-president is Harriet Ackley She always does her work ex- actly. L r I I I Iune Class Officers Joan Mitterbach, Secretary Fred Minardi, Treasurer Bob Martin, President Marion Browning, Vice-President IANUARY cLAss. 1948 PAUL AUST, Pharmacist or Chemist, Booster, 4, Foot- ball, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Fooling Around. NEWTON BAKER, Buick Dealer, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee, 4, Senior Play, 4, Wine, Woman, Song. JAMES BALES, Salesman, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, President, 4, Boy's Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Boy's Quartette, 4, Operetta, 3, Minstrel Show, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Collecting Antiques Including Girls. FRANK BARBER, Inherit a Billion Dollars, Hi-Y, Yearl book Staff, 4, Bantams, 1, 2, 3, Varsity Football, 4, Women and More Women. WILLIAM BEAM, Science Research, Freshman Basket- ball, Hunting, Fishing, Physics Books. WILLIAM BORGEN, Travel, Collecting All Kinds of Junk. DON BRYANT, Aviation, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, Bantams, 1, 3. RICHARD CUNNINGHAM, Lawyer, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 2, Secretary, 3, Treasurer, -3, Honor Society, 4, Student Council, 2, Yearbook Staff, 4, Sports. ROBERT DILLARD, Retire at 18 on A Million A Year, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Model Aviation and Women. ROBERT EVANS, Interior Decorator, Making Things Work. ROBERT FEUCHT, Chemical Engineer, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 3, Secretary, 4, Honor Society, 4, President, 4, Boy's Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Swim Team, 4, Fishing and Hunting. DONALD FULVIMAR, To Be A Success, Bantams, 2, Women. RICHARD GUILLOD, Be Successful, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 2, Secretary, 5, President, 4, Booster fHonoraryJ 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, Social Committee, 4, Football, 2, 5, 4, Sports. KEITH HUNT, Be A Success, Girls. JAMES LILES, Surgeon, Band, 2, 5, 4, Track, 4, Wres- tling, 4, Hunting. WILLIAM LITTLE, Job With' High Pay,,Low Hours, Naval Reserve, 4, Eating, Sleeping, Women. RUSSELL MCKITRICK, Musician or Mortician, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee, 4, Track, 4, Music. JAMES MALORNI, Don't Know Yet, Working Cross- word Puzzles. THOMAS MURRAY, Artist, Booster fHonoraryJ, Base ball, Hunting, Fishing, Radio. ROBERT MYERS, Be A Success, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Women RICHARD NICHOLS, Engineering, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Stu dent Council, 1, Sports. WILFORD PENNELL, Engineer or Business Career Taking Motion Pictures. JAMES PRIOR, Garbage Collector for the JPHA Co. Class Treasurer, 4, Hockey and Hunting. EUGENE PULLEY, Gambler, Women. 3 1 WILLIAM RAMSEY, Surgeon, Latin Club, 3, 4, Art, l Sports. DONALD ROBENSTINE, Automobile Mechanic, Radio. SAMUEL ROUND, Psychiatrist or Mental Alienist, Boost- er, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4, Camping, Scouting, Tinkering, Camera. WILLIAM ROUSH, President of U. S., Hi-Y, 3, 4, Boost- er fHonoraryj 2, 3, 4, Swim' Team, 2, 2, 4, Captain 3, Swimming. RUSSELL SAYERS, Aeronautical Engineer, Bonnie Lou Pontius. RICHARD SECREST, Civil Engineer, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 2, 3, Social Committee, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Football, 2, 3, Hunting, Women, Sports. 5 WILLIAM SHEARER, Mechanist, Bantams, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports. FRANK SMITH, Doctor, Baseball. JAMES TAYLOR, Trumpet Player in Marine Band, HiY 2 3 4 Cha lain 2 Treasurer 3 Student Council ' 1 s 1 5 P a a 7 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Trumpet Trio, 1, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Boys' Quartette, 4, Operetta,'4, Minstrel Show, 4, Senior Play, 4, Class President, 4, Fishing. THOMAS WOOD YMCA Secretar' Hi-Y 2 3 4 9 yr 1 7 1 Booster fHonoraryj 2, 3, 4, Naval Reserve, 3, 4, Ban- tams, 3, Football Manager, 1, 2, Basketball Manager, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager, 2, 3, 4, Swim Team, 4, Wolfing. HARRIET-ACKLEY, Garbage Wagon Driver, Y-Teen, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Student Council, 1, 2, 3, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Class Vice-President, 4, Swimming. MARION ASHTON, Elementary School Teacher, Y- Teen, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee, 4, Music. -Ar, ,,....,, , 41 L, -8- AW -- -- -----A--'A LMLJ l BARBARA BELL, Social Worker or Librarian, Reading, Stamps. JEANETTE BREES, Child Psychologist, Godey, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4, Foreign Correspondence. JO ANN BRUNNER, Art Teacher, Yearbook Staff, 4, Senior Play, 4, Fishing. ARDIS BURROUGHS, Social Worker, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, President, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Chaplain, 3, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Senior Play, 4, Photography. EDITH CARDWELL, To Get Enough Sleep, Sleeping. ELINOR CARRIGAN, Collecting Stamps, Reading. CAROLYN COCHRAN, Laboratory Technician, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Library Club, 4, President, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Senior Play, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4. PHYLLIS CONTESSA, Secretary, Driving, Reading. NORMA DAVIS, Interior Decorator, Godey, 4, All Girl Choir, 3, Glee Club, 4, Reading. MARY ANN DAWSON, Air Hostess, Sports, Dancing. SUSAN DUFFY, Dancing Teacher, Band, 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff, 4, Makin' Faces. JOAN EBERLY, Secretary, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, Senior Play, 4, Music. FRANCIS FREDERICK, Bookkeeper, Godey, 3, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Music, Typing, and Bookkeeping. MARIANNA GLENNY, Nurse, Girl's Trio, 4, Writing Letters. JEAN HAGUE, Doctor, Latin Club, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Music, Swimming, Wrestling. MARY LOU HAWLEY, Secretary, Four Square, 3, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, Music. A PHYLLIS HIGLEY, Dental Technician, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 4, Honor Society,'4, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Editor, 4, Social Com- mittee, 4, Havin' Fun, Alias Mr. Ripley! JO ANNE KUETHE, Occupational Therapist, Booster, 1, Tiger Tales Staff, 4. PHYLLIS KULLA, Own A Business, Orchestra, 1, Band, 2 3 4 ROSE LACONI, Nurse, Booster, 1, 2, Dancing, Sports. RITA LOMBARDI, Teach Music, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4 Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Music. HEDVIKA LUCAS, Chemist, Latin Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, International Cor respondence, DOROTHY MATHIS, Teacher, Booster, 4, Majorette, 4 Senior Play, 4, Laughing. WILMA MELOY, Secretarial Position, and- MARILYN MILLER To Travel Y Teen 2 3 4 Having GAYNELLE MILLS High School English Teacher Social Committee 4 Senior Play 4 Foreign Correspondence. GARNET MOYER Beautician Honor Society 3 4g ELIZABETH NAUGLE Buyer Y Teen 2 3 4 Treas- I urer 4 Four Square 3 4 A Cappella Choir 3 4 Tiger MARILYN PATTERSON Occupational Therapist Y- Teen 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Four Square 3 4 Honor Society 4 Tiger Tales Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Having A PAULA PITKIN, Housewifeg Skating. . DOROTHY REAGLE, To Travelg Boosterg Social Com- mittee, 4g Senior Play, 4g Playing the Piano. MARY ANN RITZMAN, Buyerg Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4g Four Square, 3, 4, Vice-President, 43 Tiger Tales Staff, 4g Talking. VIOLA SHAFFER, Model or Buyer in a Clothing Storeg Making Scrapbooks. JULIA SMEARMAN, President of A Bankg Booster, 15 Men. NANCY SMITH, Housewifeg Y-Teen, 3, 45 Four Square, 3, 4g All Girl Choir, 2g Fun. 1- - A WILMA SMITH, Nurse, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Godey, 4, Roller Skating. PHYLLIS STROUP, Interior Decorator, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Social Committee, 4, Acting Silly. BARBARA THOMAS, Secretary, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Music. WILMA JO THOMAS, Typistg Booster, 1, 2g.Dancing. ISABELLE TIGH, Nursegt Social Committee, 4. PHYLLIS WELLS, To Be A Success, Y-Teen, 3g Litera- ture. VIVIAN YONTZ, Nurse or Interior Decorator, Y-Teen, 3, 43 Tinting Pictures and Photographs. TUNE CLASS. 1948 WARREN ANDERSON Electrical En ineer' Booster, 3, V 1 g 1 4, Hi-Y, 3, Football, 3, 4, Sports. GEORGE ATTALLA, To be a success, Repairing bicycles. GEORGE BARTELL, Military career, Santa Barbara, Cal., 1, Fort Knox, Ky., 2, Class Vice-President, 2, Football, 3, 4, Beacon Journal Sports Page. EDDIE BEAM, Teacher, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Booster, 4, Football, 4, Track, 4, Boys' Quartette, 4, Senior Play, 4, Football. ARTHUR BECK, Commercial Artist, Drawing. ROBERT BERDYCK, Pro Football Player, Football, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Sports. Q THOMAS BORDENKIRCHER, Electrician, Sports. DANIEL BRADY, 'Chemical Engineer, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Boost- er, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball, 3, Sleeping During Mornings. CARL BULLOCK, 'To make a million, Football, 3, 4, Sports. JACK BURGAN, Farming and Agriculture, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 3, 4, Animals and Women. BRUCE BURROUGHS, Draftsman., Photography. CHARLES CARUTHERS, Athletic Director, Football Manager, 3, 4, Booster, 3, 4, Baseball Autographs. HAROLD CLARK, Engineering, Football, 3, 4, Booster, 3, 4, Playing colored basketball teams. JARED CLEMENS, Pilot, Playing Baseball. CHARLES COOLEY, To be on the ball in solid, Boost- er, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2,.3, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, Year Book Staff, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Golf, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Playing colored basketball teams. PATRICK COSTIGAN, Singer, Swimming Team, Women, RICHARD CRUM, Businessman, Booster Club, Automo- biles. 2 DONALD DIAL, Pharmacist, Hi-Y, 5, 4, Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, Senior Play, 4, Hunting and Driving. RICHARD DILTS, Engineering, Huntington High, 1, 2, Student Council, 2, Baseball, 1, 2, Camera Club, 2, Senior Plays, 3, Yearbook 4, Aviation, Baseball, and Women. WILLIAM DOCTOR, Successful Business Man, Automo- biles. DONALD ELLIS, Have my own business,Band, 1, 2, 3, Weightlifting. JOHN EWART, Engineer, Swim Team, 2, Track, 3, Football, 2, 3, 4, Wrestliinfg, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook St , 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Art. EUGENE EYLER, Make chicken feed, Basketball, 1, Student Council, 1, Boosters, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, Yearbook, 4, Girls. WILLI-AM FALB, To get through school, Chorus, 1, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 5, 4, Golf Team, Girls. I w r DONALD FINEFROCK, Graduate from college, Eating Hamburgs, girls, and Driving. GEORGE GATES, To Retire, Band, 1, Driving. FRED GILHAM, Navy Career, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Care and use of small firearms. RONALD GREENWOOD, Electrical Engineer, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3 g Visual Education, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Yearbook, 4, Music. HOLLIS GRUBB, To make money, Boosters, 3, 4, Foot- ball, 3, 4, Playing colored basketball teams and counting money. EDWARD GUINN, Engineer, Football, 2, 3, 4, Playing Football. TRUMAN HAKES, Engineering, Model Railroading. DEAN HANEY, Live a long time, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, A Capella Choir, 4, Visual Education Staff, 3, 4, Minstrel Show, 4, Music. JOHN' HENRY, Engineer or Physicist, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Visual Education Staff, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Honor Society, 4, Driving, Eating, Sleeping. JOHN HIBBARD, Draftsman or Designer, Latin Club, 3, A Cappella Choir, 4, Automobile Mechanics. EARL HOLCOMB, Accountant, Woodworking and Piano. JAMES HUSTON, Doctor, Student Council, 1, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 2, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, Boys' Quartette, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, Honor Society, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent, 3, President, 4, Reserve Basketball, 3, Football, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, Boy's Glee Club, 2, Year Book Staff, 4, Editor-In-Chief, 4, ffrack, 3, 4. RICHARD HUSTON, That's a good question, Chasing Women. CURTIS IVEY, Electrical Engineer, Orchestra, 1, 2, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT JACOBS, To be- a Baker, Collect Postcards and Talk All The Time. FRANK JAMES, F. B. I. or Connoisseur of Wines, Base- ball Manager, 1, 2, Football Manager, 1, 2, 3, 4, Boost- ers, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Basketball Manager, 5, 4, Testing Beer, Wine, and Liquor. RICHARD JEFFERYS, Commercial Artist, Yearbook, 4, Future Teachers Association, 4, Figure Drawing and Sports, ROBERTAJOHNSTONE, Get out of school, Boosters, Visual Education Staff, Women. RICHARD KIES, Salesman, Getting pineapple for Mr. Wheatley. LYMAN KLEWE, Gunsmith and Machinist, Collecting information on firearms. JOHN LANGE, Professional Army Officer, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Secretary, 4, Boosters, 2, 5, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Golf, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, President, 4, Golf. DONALD LEONARD, Doctor, Basketball, 1, 2, Boost- ers, 2, 33' Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 2, Treasurer, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Vice-President, 4, Play- ing colored basketball teams. RONALD LIVERGOOD, To make 3 million, Boosters, Football, Hi-Y, Track, Counting my money. DAVID LYONS, Designer, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Music. RALPH MCMILLEN, Teach Mathematics and be a Jour- nalist, Visual Education Staff, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales, 4, Fooling with radios. ROBERT MARTIN, Business Man, Boosters, 1,, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Senior Class President, 4, Girls. VIRGIL MAST, Aviation, Boosters, 1, 2, 3, Basketball Manager, 1, 2, Basketball and Sports. OTTO MILLS, Civil Engineer, Stamp Collecting. FREDERICK MINARDI, Doctor, Basketball, 1, Student Council, 3, 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Honor Society, 4, Getting along with people. DAVID MITTELSTAEDT, Mechanical Draftsman, Hunt- ing and Fishing. ROBERT MOORE, To be the best Corporation Lawyer there is, Swim Team, 2, 3, Swimming and Boating. RICHARD OBERDORFER, Physical Education, Boost- ers, Baseball, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, Sports. RICHARD OLDS. JACK OLHOEFT, Chemical Engineer, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Visual Education, 2, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Drum Major, 4, A Cappella Choir, 4, Yearbook, 4, Music. ' DONALD OVERFIELD, Have my own business, Study- ing. RICHARD PIZER, Coach and Y. M. C. A. Social Worker, Basketball, 1, Chorus, 1, 2, Bantam Football, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Boosters, 3, 4, Chasing a Blonde. ROBERT PRANGE, Be a famous livestock buyer, 4-H Club, President, Junior Leadership Club, President, Vice- President, Raising livestock. RICHARD PROUSE, Graduate from college, Kent State Hi, 1, 2, 3, Mechanics. HERBERT RAUCH. ROBERT RAYMAN, Serve God and my country to the best of my ability, Collecting American coins. DONALD RENDALL, Make a million, Rhodes High, 1, Mt. Lebanon High, 2, 3, Band, 4, Orchestra, 4, Hi-Y, German Club, 1, Future Teachers of America, Vice- President, Honor Society, 4, Playing Trumpet. DONALD REXROAD, Baseball Player, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, Reserve Captain, 3, Keeping Baseball Scrapbook. PAUL RICHINGS4 Make a million, Tiger Tales, 4, Girls. GORDON SEAL, Manage Hotel, Horseback Riding and Horses. HALFORD SHIELDS, Accountant or Teacher, Gardening. WESLEY SILVER, Civil Engineer, Tennis, Boating, and Boats. DALE TENER, Veterinarian, Sculpturing and Drawing. RALPH THOMPSON, Play Football and other sports, Boosters, Girls. MORRIS TIMBERLAKE, Cabinet maker, Rebuilding and making things. GENE TROWBRIDGE, Work in some division of sci- ence, Aeronautics. ROBERT TRYON, Electrical Engineer, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, Eating hamburgs. JOSEPH WARE, Make 2 million, Y Leader Club, Boost- ers, Basketball, Play cards. ROBERT WARMAN, Draftsman, Playing Harmonica. REID WHEELER, Boats, Boats and guns. FRANCIS WOLCOTT, Hotel Manager, Band, 1, 2, Orchestra, 1, 3 5 Hi-Y, 3, 45 Boosters, 3, 4, Yearbook, 4, Loafing. MICHAEL ZAMPELLI, Art Teacher, Hi-Y, 2, 3 3 Boost- ers, 3g Painting and Sketching. ALFRED ZRELAK, Make lots of money. BETTY ADAMS, Sing in Operettag Booster, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, President 4, Honor Society, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, Chorus, 2, Photog- raphy and singing. NANCY ALBERS, To own a farm in Arizona, Booster Club, 2, Y-Teen, 25 A Cappella Choir, -3, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, Chorus, 13 Collecting souvenirs and George Paull. PAULA ALEXANDER, English or Mathematics Teacherg All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, .Godey Club, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Girl Scouts, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sewing and swimming. BARBARA ALLPORT, Employee of First Central Trust, Four Square, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 4, Senior Play, Honor Society, 4, Playing piano. BETTY ANDRESEN, Dental Assistant, Booster Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Four Square, 4, Soda Jerker. LOIS APPLEMAN, Housewife, Booster Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 4, Driving and D. K. PATRICIA BAYLE, Chemist or Psychologist, Godey Club, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Glee Club, 3, Honor Society, 4, Dress Designing and Reading. CLARA BEATY, Nurse, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Good Times. YVONNE BINGHAM, Occupational Therapist, Tiger Tales Stiff, 4, Booster Club, Treasurer, 4, Girls Glee Club, 3, All Girl Choir, 2, Operetta, 3, Having fun and driving. NEDRA BRADY, Teacher, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4,- Sports. MARION BROWNING, Surgical Nurse or Surgeon's Assistant, Four Square, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Student Council, 1, 2, 3, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Managing Editor, Class Vice-President, 4, Col- lecting pennants and souvenirs from colleges and states. DOROTHY CALVIN, Office iworker, Kent, Ohio, 1, Akron, Ohio, 2, Glee Club, 3, 4, Godey Club, 4, Reading. MARY CANAVAN, Secretary, Chorus, 1, 2, Crochet. DELORIS CANFIELD, To travel, Collecting cake decora- tions and drawing. JANICE CATES, Photographer or Commercial Artist' Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Taking pictures and drawing cartoons. MJ PATRICIA CONNOR, Primary Teacher, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Watching basketball games. VIRGINIA COUGHLIN, Foreign Correspondent, Godey Club, 3, 4, Y- Teen, 3, 4, Talking. MARILYN CROFT, Commercial Artist, Psychologist, own automobile, Godey Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Race cars, especially midget racers. JO ANN DE VAUL, To enjoy life, Evansville, Ind., 1, 2, 3, Booster Club, 4, Y-Teens, 4, Four Square, 4, Swim- ming Club, 4. RUTH DICK, Surgeon, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Collecting snake skins. JOANNE DUVALL, Dental Assistant, Booster Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Y-Teen, 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4, jack Lange. LOUISE ELLIMAN, Office worker and get married, Horse-back riding and roller skating. MARGARET FLANIGAN, Stenographer, Collecting scenery pictures. MARJORIE FLANIGAN, Professional baseball and col- lege graduate, Athletics. MARY ELLA FREEMAN, A good homemaker, Honor Society, 4, Anything pertaining to food, preparation or eating, interior decoration. LOIS GATTS, Make something worthwhile of myself, Majorette, 4, Booster Club, twirling the baton. CAROL JEAN GEORGE, Secretary, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, A Ca pella Choir, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, Swim- ming Club, 4, Leadj in Operetta, 4, Swimming. ELIZABETH HALLIWILL, House -wife, Godey Club, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, All Girl Choir, 3, 4, Art and singing. LUELLA HARMON, Interior decorator. RITA HAUBERT, Model or Actress, Godey Club, 4, Designing Dresses. BARBARA HENDLEY, Comptometer Operator, Youngs- town Ohio, 1, 2, 3, Y-Teen, 4, Godey Club, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Photography. JOAN HIGLEY, Teacher, Four Square, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, B. W. Club, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, Honor Society, 4. JEANETT E HOWARD, Nurse, Band, 4, Singing. CAROLYN HOWE To have twins Dancing and writing. JUDITH JORDAN, Fashion Designer, Girls' Glee Club, 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Four Square, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Swimming Club, 4, Drawing. JANET KARLHEIM, Social worker, Booster Club, 3, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 4, Senior Play, 4, Swimming. JOANNE KEENEY, Office worker, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Bowling. NATALIE KENNY, Teacher or social worker, Euclid Shore, 1, YiTeen, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, President, 4, Yearbook, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Secretary, 4, Honor Society, 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Sports or anything that's fun. JANET KING, Actress, Y-Teen. 1 L..r MARGARET KIRKLAND, Certified public accountant, Booster Club, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, Collect fellows' pictures. JEAN KLING, Nurse, Latin Club, 4, Collecting hill- billy records. MARGARET KNEPP, Buyer in department store, Boost- er Club, 1, 2, Y-Teen, 2, 3, roller skating and ice skating. MARY JANE KNOPP, Teacher and housewife, Booster Club, 2, Dancing and swimming. ETHEL KUPPERMAN, Teacher, Chorus, 1, 2, Girl's Glee Club, 3, A Cappella Choir, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Collecting Ameri- can folk songs. LAURA LEE LEDRICH, Work in Tower at Airport, Booster Club, 4, Four Square, 4, A Cappella,.Choir, 3, 4, Swimming. RUTH LEES Laboratory Technician Booster Club 1 2 3, 4, President, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Chaplain, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Yearbook, 4, Swimming. ' MARGARET LEHMAN, Kindergarten teacher, Godey Club, 3, 4, Girl's Glee Club, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, Collect- ing miniature dogs and singing. JANET LOCKENOUR, Interior decorator, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Captain, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, Playing the piano. DORIS McGRAW, A success in life, Collecting poetry. MARJORIE MCILHATTAN, Fashion designer or Model, Godey Club, 3, 4, Dogs and music. MARILYN MARTINE, Interior decorator, Booster Club, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 4, Godey Club, 4, Chorus, 1, All Girl Choir, 2, Glee Club, 3, A good time. AUDREY MATHIAS, Beauty operator, Chorus, 1, 3, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, Eating. MARY FRANCES MATHIS, Receptionist, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Modeling. JOAN MITTERBACH, Teacher, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Class Secretary, 4, Sports or anything that is fun. JOANNE MOOSE, Foreign Correspondent, Booster Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Y-Teen, 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Editor, 4, Driving and L. R. PATRICIA MORELAND, Making friends. ELEANOR NEMASTIL, Secretary, Latin Club, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, Knitting and sewing. PATRICIA PAQUIN, Housewife or elementary teacher, Chorus, 1, 2, Painting in oil, charcoal and water paint. PHYLLIS PEEBLES, History teacher, Booster Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Vice-President, 4, Year- book Staff, 4, Happiness. LOIS PETERSON, Housewife later on, Booster, sewing and drawing dress designs. BETTY LOU PHILLIPS, Bookkeeper and housewife, Godey Club, 4, Secretary, 4, Chorus, 1, Reading and listening to good music. NINA MAE PHILLIPS, Librarian or accountant, Or- chestra, 1, 2, 33 Band, 1, Collecting napkins. MARY LOU PIPES, Air-hostess or pilot, Motorcycle' riding. REBECCA POSTON, Pianistg' Orchestra, 1, 2, Honor Society, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Reading and playing the piano. MY RA RAFUL, Dress Designer, Godey Club, 4, drawing. BETTY ANN REED, Buyer for women's store, collect- ing pictures of famous people, mostly movie stars. LOIS RENZ, Nurse, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Four Square, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Swimming. PATSY RYAN, Some stage of music, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sax Quartet, 3, 4, Horseback riding. RUTH SCHMID, Athletic teacher, Four Square, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Honor Society, 4, Vice-President, 4, Booster Club, 2, 5, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, Yearbook Staff, 4, Y-Teen, 4, Sports and playing the piano. GENEVIEVE SCHONAUER, Home economics teacher, Chorus, 1, 2, Studying Psychology. SHIRLEY SCOTT, Nurse, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Godey Club, 4, Swiming and dancing. NORMA SHERWOOD, To return to Kirkland Lake and to graduate, Kirkland Lake, Ontario, Canada, 1, 2, 3, Drawing and talking in class. DOROTHY SHOAF, Sailor's wife, Reading. MARY LOU SIMMONS, Interior decorator, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Leo Gabriel. VIRGINIA SNYDER, Interior decorator, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 4, Playing the piano and looking after jimmy. ' ROSE STOFFER, Vocal music, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Booster Club, 1, Godey Club, 4, Singing. EDWINA STOLTZ, Secretary, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Honor Society, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Reading and fancywork. NORMA TENNEY, Private secretary, Sport scrapbook. MARIAN THOMAS, A good 'church worker, Stow, 1, 2, Collecting Gospel song books and pamphlets. JOAN TOMLINSON, Broadway actress or speech teacher, McKinly High, 1, 2, Booster Club, 1, 2, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Y-Teen, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Reading, swimming, dancing. JEAN TRAVIS, Delegate to United Nations, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Having fun. MARIANNE UYLDERT, Nurse, Four Square, 3, 4, Booster Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Staying out of trouble. MARGARET VAN NESS, Director of religious education, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 4, Collecting horse statues. ELINOR WALLS, Occupational Therapist, Godey Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Girl's Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Trio, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Driving. EILEEN WARMAN, Housewife, Writing poetry. PATRICIA WARMUTH, To be successful, All Girl Choir, Booster Club, Four Square, Senior Play, Swimming. NORMA RUTH WEIGHT, Housewife, Reading. L ,J DOROTHY WEIMER, Physiotherapistg Punakou, Hawaii, 1, 2, 3, Y-Teen,. 4, Booster, 45 Art, Most sports. .IOANNE WESLEY, Elementary teacher, Chorus, 1, 25 Glee Club, Godey Club, 3, 45 Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Collecting shells and making pins. WINIFRED VVILEMAN, Travel and commercial artsy Godey Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, Sports. MAUREEN WILLI, Commercial artist, Booster Club, 3, 45 Y-Teen, 3, 4, Godey Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3 3 Glee Club, 33 All Girl Choir, 2. NANCY SUE WISMAN. Commercial Art, Four Square, 4, Talkingi LAURA WOOD, Air-hostess, Y-Teen, Drawing. CAROL JEAN WRIGHT, Advertising, Canton Lehman, 1, 2, 3, Booster, 4, Y-Teen, 4, Four Square, 4, Talking and having fun. BARBARA JEAN ZENTS, Interior decorator, Yearbook Staif, 4, Majorette, 43 Dancing. X 1 4 1 X AS SES 1 Q 132f2Tuht1TY ' - a X- X H xx I k K ! -R 've f- X XA 'E Q .' TWELVE B's First Row: upper Qleft to rightj Donna Schaad, Maude Stuver, Marjorie Ruthenberg, Mary Ruth Roach, Betty Waters, jane Shook, Frances Scott. Second Row: Lee Allen, Dixie Pulley, Mona Surdam, Ruth Romans, Donna Stewart, Caroline Tanney, Verne Donnett. Third Row: Richard Arnold, Richard Bissell, jackson Boltz, Adam Boraski, John Cartwright, joe Denning. First Row: lower Cleft to rightj William Roundtree, Donald Rupert, Warren Nipper, Darl Spencer, Roger Owen, Charles Ruskin. Second Row: David Millin, Harry Thomas, Allen Truby, Vincent Zampelli, Marty Parrot. Third Row: Robert Williams, Gerald Zorn, Robert Walker, james Wolfe, Gerald Wolfe, John Trimble. Fourth Row: jack Nelsen, Paul Petersen, Karl Ruch. TWELVE iB's First Row: upper fleft to rightj James McQuillen, Richard Lautzenhiser, Donald Fair, Percy Grenfell, Kenneth Hollow, Theodore Housley. Second Row: james Gaffney, Herbert Fergusson, William jones, William Lloyd, Gerald Hurd. Third Row: Dwight Harter, Williain Knapp, james Hillegas, Robert Harrison, Robert jones. First Row: lower fleft to rightj Betty Crago, Mildred Bennett, Anita Anquillare, Beverly Housley, Patricia Hinchee, joan Davis, Joanne Lewis. Second Row: Ida Mae Lovelace, Nancy Fickle, Kathryn Altfather, Helen Haynes, Patricia Durant, Wanita Owen. Third Row: Patricia Carrigan, Faye Carter, Amy Lou Baker, Mary jane Namsicl-c, Joyce Marshall, Helen Hensler, Barbara Gilbert. MM ELEVEN A's First Row: upper Qleft to rightj joyce Stouffer, Dorothy Sorenson, Mary Wickiser, Sara Olsen, Marilyn Pitkin, Hazel Smith, Pat Rausch. Second Row: Hazel Rowles, Nancy Schmidt, janet Pearson, Marilyn Race, Barbara Nichols, Alice Snyder, Barbara Smith, Carol Wert, Sally Rhodes. Third Row: janet Wiley, Coletta Vance, Shirley Turner, Sue Prior, Marrianne Wills, Patricia Wentz, Ann Walters. First Row: lower Cleft to rightj Jean Bormuth, Shirley Benheld, Patricia Frazer, Millie Fischmann, Marilyn Baldwin, janet Critchfield, Mary Corey, Mary Evans. Second Row: Shirley Barker, Marilyn Coulter, Barbara Farrar, Barbara Botzum, Saundra Ewald, Doris Clark, Judith Falor. Third Row: Ann Drake, Nancy Cummings, Anna Baird, Lee Anne Booth, Helen Casto, Carol Carpenter, Betty Chaddock, Barbara Carter. Hal- ELEVEN A's First Row: upper Qleft to rightj Jeanette Herman, Mildred Lorentz, Mary Lou Mackin, Marjorie Geyer, Phyllis Klewe, Sally Hemple, Mary Lichi, Benna Kemp, Betty Hambel. Second Row: Janet Geister, Mary Ann Messer, Jacqueline Marietta, Patricia Koch, Susan Heath, Edith Henry, Neva Mellinger, Marian Kieffer, Joan Kerns, Dona Morris. Third Row: Dorothy Huff, Mary Kuder, Betty Hanley, Ellen Koenig, Joyce Myers, Joyce Goodyear, Barbara Morgan, Doris Jones. First Row:.lower fleft to rightj Ted Newcomb, Donald Lamport, John Hester, David Novkov, James Meck, John Myers, Charles Lathrop. Second Row: Norman Gamble, Dennis Neff, Kenneth Noland, Thomas Gregor, Dewin Gerow, Donald Georgeoff, Third Row: Robert Greenwood, Frank Moran, Robert Macy, Jerold Kikendall, Wayne Hershberger, Fred Jennings, Fred Lang. Fourth Row: Dongld Land, James Lauersdorf, James Morgan, Robert Johns, Ray Givens, Julian Johnson, Albert Kre s. ELEVEN A's C56 First Row: upper Cleft to rightj William Cobb, Keith Calvin, Wayne Bowen, Kenneth Filing, Raymond Dominic, john Buettner, Robert Fleck, Douglas Fergusson, Bill Booth. Second Row: Bruce Fazenbaker, Earl Frederick, George Anderson, Angelo Antognoli, William Derita, Robert Foust, Ralph Richinson, Ronald Finnerty. Third Row: Robert Forbes, Thomas Balmer, David Bowers, William Sover, jack DeBuvitz, William Feldman, jim Fergusson, Robert Dill. First Row: lower Cleft to rightj Robert Stallings, Robert Strecker, Donald Wilson, Edward Oblisk, Stephen Wolford, Russell Wolf, Richard Shick, Theodore Vandevier. Second Row: John Trathen, Robert Potter, Harold Wisard, Ralph Reeder, William Smith, Richard Paddison, Robert Porter. Third Row: James Wattleworth, George Pfeiffer, Chester Tripplett, David Riegel, Raymond Piper, Glen Trowbridge, William Parthe, Arthur Tiffan. ELEVEN B's First Row: upper Cleft to rightj Donald Blundell, Albert Attalla, Robert Dick, Robert Blocksom, flames Korb, William Davis, Edward Kline. Second Row: Ralph Bowmaster, Neil Forshey, Tom jones, Richard Bently, jack jones, Richard Boggs, Ronald Casper, David Kephart. Third Row: George Kirk, Richard Carey, William Froelich, Eugene Kilborne, John Griffith, Richard Gidley, Larry Wey- andt. Fourth Row: Clarence Case, Paul Beyler, Edward Fullerton. First Row: lower Cleft to rightj Alan Robinson, Paul Wallace, Stanley Sayer, Ronald Short, Arthur Perkins, Paul McKitrick, Annsley Pye. Second Row: Walter Schoenstein, Phillip Smith, james Holden, Robert Masuch, james Taylor, George Walton, Bill Micochero, Robert Powell. Third Row: Bernard Londa, Bill Wilcok, jerry Lowe, Lawrence Walker, Robert Runkle, Walter Paul, Earl McAfee. Fourth Row: james Smith, Walter Massic, Ronald Render. ELEVEN B's First Row: upper Cleft to rightj Lois Gardner, Carol Hinchclifie, Dorothy Hanson, Pauline Beyler, Nadine Fisher, Rosemary Bumgardner, Peggy Cox. Second Row: Ann Fisher, Harriet Fox, Dorothy Johnson, Geraldine Fair, Nancy DeGraff, Laura Graham, Patricia Benway, Doris Brillhart. Third Row: Shirley Holtz, Virginia Daugherty, Susan Buss, Joanne Kalbaugh, Phyllis Hendricks, Barbara Lam- phear, Norma Jean Babb, Maureen Bonsteel, Lucille Bartlett. First Row: lower Cleft to rightj Barbara Windle, Arwilda Robenstine, Marilyn Will, Ann Woodling, Ruth Walus, Juanita Smith, Phyllis Roberson. Second Row: Anita Penrod, Leatha Riggs, Dorothy Rex- road, Audrey Rainey, Nancy Whorley, Margaret Wagoner, Joyce Piper, Jane Sharp. Third Row: Carol Moles, Martha Pyke, Marjorie Medwig, Dorothy Morgan, Geraldine Price, Margaret Spence, Sally Pyers. TEN A's First Row: upper Cleft to rightj Carl Bennett, Robert Botzum, William Fenchel, Richard Brees, Theodore Dickey, Ronald Fox, Charles Feddersen, Richard Haller. Second Row: Robert Carey, Edward Carey, james Eller, Edwin Curtis, Richard Ashurst, Francis Berdyck, Lamar Graham, Roy Ek. Third Row: Thomas Butcher, Robert Fleming, Ronald Callen, Hershel Grinter, Patrick Cahill, Ronald Dame- row, Roy Andrews, Roy Baumgardner. Fourth Row: William Boyle, john Aust, Philip Bordenkircher, Dorrell Dent. First Row: lower Cleft to rightj Robert Kerr, Charles Harmon, Donald Lees, john Pettibone, Ronald Noall, Dale McNair, Warren Howe, Robert Morris. Second Row: Richard Poth, Robert Mason, Gar- land Monk, Richard Kaser, james Orth, Angelo Minardi, joseph Nemastil. Third Row: james Megen- hardt, Robert Knepp, Bob Rauch, Teddy McCaslin, Dale Mellinger, Kay Morris, Richard Lapo, Bruce McKenzie. Fourth Row: Robert Huber, William Leas, Dale Platt, Richard Martine, William Hookway, William Montieth. TEN A's First Row: upper Qleft to rightj David Tinker, Robert Spencer, Robert Warmuth, john Schumacher, Kyle Worral, Allen Smith, Edward Weitzel, Robert Stopher. Second Row: Donald Stallard, Don Young, john Scafidi, Tom Weinsheimer, Thomas Stebbins, Walter Sagadencky, john Wagner, joe Santos. Third Row: Richard Sheehan, Robert Whelan, Bruce Truby, Russell Thomas, Thomas Round, Ardol Roy, David Wright. Fourth Row: Fred Weaver, jerry Wurzbacher, john Saylor, William Tompkin, Robert Simmons, Bruce Roberts, james Starcher. First Row: lower Cleft to rightj Mary Lou Anderson, Renee Fischmann, Shirley Battershell, Gretta Bee, Marilyn Baltz, Marilyn Conn, Caroline Gregory, Patricia Bordenkircher, Joyce Goodyear. Second Row: Beatrice Evans, Delores Carper, Antonette Comeriato, Joyce Fegancher, Margaret Baker, Joy Chadwell, julane Garvin, Carol Averill, Mary Beal, Phyllis, Bond. Third Row: Marjorie Clark, Gret- chen Gloss, Nancy Dotson, Betty Berry, Frances Beam, Doris Buger, Joanne Fritsch, Patricia Creed, Carol Adams, joan Dunn, jaqueline Davis, Phyllis Clayton, Carolyn Curtis, Mary Ellen Cross. TEN A's First Row: upper Cleft to rightj Marilyn Keifier, Vera Kalbaugh, Maxine Huntsman, Carolyn Mundy, Barbara Oberlin, Nancy Kirk, Patricia O'Meara, Loretta Loach, Roberta Jacobs. Second Row: Judy Leonard, Roberta Kinnan, Marjorie Helmling, Elaine Hahn, Gladys Petrea, Nancy Lohr, Carolyn Hanlon, Doris Moehr, Marilyn Lloyd. Third Row: Bette jo Kuder, janet Higley, Ella june Harris, Nancy Kilbourne, Betty Hess, Marjorie Hay, Kathryn Kies, Delphia jones, Liane Hammack, Leura Neptune, Leta Matheny. First Row: lower fleft to rightj Mary Weimer, Marjorie Sanders, Marcia Wittibslager, Muriel Rogers, Rachel Stouffer, Eileen Wilkinson, janet Shaw, Lorna Zimmerman. Second Row: Mildred Tobey, june Shook, Claire Wolf, Constance Williams, Beverly Warner, Nancy Rohrbacher, Ruth Shearer, Luella Smith, Patricia Van Noy. Third Row: Barbara Veninger, Ann Sharp, Betty Toomey, Mary Ann Smith, Beverly Winafeld, Nancy Stilwell, Shirley Stevens, Nancy Rubright. Fourth Row: Shirley Williams, joan Wright, jean Statts, Betty Roach, Carol Sutliff, Mary Rodgers. TEN B's First Row: upper Cleft to rightj Dorothy Thompson, june Stonestreet, Gladys Stuver, Roberta Pyle Phyllis Weirick, janet Porter, Shirley Morris. Second Row: Diane Scott, Shirley Wolfe, Clara Poth, Betty Patterson, Yvonne Meese, Jeanne Newkirk, Carol Zorn, Florence Ronce. Third Row: Donald Brown, Glenn Buss, Williaiii Anquillare, Williaxli Binns. 9 First Row: lower fleft to rightj Iris Freed, Dorothy Augustine, Molly Bayle, Elaine Hill, Joanne Greenwood, Beverly Bevere, Phyllis Bartlett. Second Row: Hilda Dicherhotf, Dorothy Adams, Lenore Burgan, jean Beck, Betty MacDonald, Barbara Banks, Donna McNichols. Third Row: Carol Haynes, Mary Ann Losonczki, Margaret Hay, Ardith Finch, jeralyn Forshey, joan Hunt, Geraldine Gaffney, Cecilia Kemp. TEN B's . Ha ,M-fa.. v 'cf ,. ,'-will First Row: upper fleft to rightj William Cox, Kenneth Foglesong, George Kneifel, Ralph Miller, Richard Fields, Harold Mellinger, Michael LaCasella, Fred Heath. Second Row: Richard Carlson, Richard Duncan, Eugene Dolan, Robert jones, Charles Feldman, Everett Hamm, Robert Krantz. Third Row: Donald Hughes, Sanford Elton, Mark Kupperman, William Ivacska, Charles Metzner, Raymond Martin, jerry Kerr. First row: lower Qleft to rightj james Van Hook, james Wicks, Allan Sampson, Robert Watkins, Carl Weitzel, David Wright, Lowell Tarbett, William Payton. Second Row: john Phillips, Frank Pinach, james Reifsnyder, Ned Perry, Charles Moran, Clyde Swain, Richard Wright, Richard Pearson. Third Row: Chester Pugh, John Moreland, Glenn Pressdee, Clarence Welch, Brian Puse, Lester Oblisk. M4411 NINE A's First Row: upper fleft to rightj Gretta Laubert, Barbara Pfromm, Jean Piazza, Catherine Howard, Ercileen Holland, Jo Ann Ramey, Lynn Lampman, Janis Lympany. Second Row: Joan Russell, Anna Lopane, Joanne Lange, Barbara Moody, Cecelia Moran, Dorothy Hogue, Charlotte McKitrick, Janis Meiks, Roberta Klein. Third Row: Jean Oertel, Jean Kirk, Sue Markle, Patiricia Gross, Lois Lininger, Shirlee O'Meara, Wilda Rainey, Patricia Hufford. Fourth Row: Sally Rake, Shirlee McGill, Ann Love. First Row: center fleft to rightj Richard Little, Robert Miller, Franklin Mosier, William Newman, William Holden, Donald Hulick, Edward Moran, David Johnson, Robert Ludwigsen. Second Row: James Mace, Emmett Housley, Don- ald Iacobacci, Richard Neveadomi, Ronald Moncrief, Earl Jordan, Edmund Hughes, Robert Heyburn, Robert H-uffman, William McGaughey. Third Row: Willis Hyde, William Knipper, Thomas Leach, James Maldinger, William Mc- Cormick, John Kuehnert, Robert Howald, Gordon Henniger, Gilbert Macy, Richard Moore. First Row: lower fleft to rightj Mable Baird, Barbara Caruthers, Barbara Bryant, Ann Butler, Bertha Bond, Joanne Antognoli, Nancy Brosch, Betty Bowmaster, Roberta Browne. Second Row: Joann Beck, Janet Bloom, Judith Feil, Sarah Beall, Phyllis Estep, Betty Barnhart, Beatrice Finkel, Shirley Burgess, Betty Daugherty, Shirley Bevington. Third Row: Marianne Eyler, Jacqueline Edwards, Joyce Fulton, Colleen Fauley, Shirley Cundiff, Nancy Ault, Patricia Edgecomb, Evelyn Fishel, Patricia Doyle. NINE A's First Row: 'upper fleft to rightj Donald Feucht, Frederick Fishback, Robert Beatty, Ward Casper, George Gill, joseph Feil, Gene Coughlin, William Griffiths, Richard Britler. Second Row: Joseph Brislinger, Donald Hartsough, George Derbfuss, Lowell Busick, Robert Butcher, Kenneth Elton, Wesley Ferrell, Roy Cogdeill, Donald Gschwind, james Foster. Third Row: Don Clark, john Buchholz, Robert Greenaway, William Cropley, Milton Guinn, Harold Costill, james Enos, Robert Fullerton, Alfred Dalcher. First Row: center Qleft to rightj Marilyn Stocker, Charlotte Snyder, Lucille Scalise, janet Wolfsberger, Joyce Wfagner, Ellen Wicks, Pamela Weisel, Anna Tierney. Second Row: Beverly Williamson, Elizabeth Wood, janet Williams, Sally Tomlinson, LaVonne Skinner, Patsy Travis, Laura Lee Sharps, Barbara Stanheld, Roberta Shaw. Third Row: Thomas Blubaugh, Charles Arther, Martha Scott, Margaret Stevens, Carol Schuellerman, Carolyn Schmidt, Howard Barden, Robert Bittinger. First Row: lower fleft to right, jack Rainey, james Steiner, john Straley, David Spitzer, james Roese, David Ohlson, james Ruby. Second Row: Richard Pallidino, Frank Taylor, Richard Scott, Harley Weyand, Dean Skidmore, Richard Taipole, Raymond Raclanovich. Third Row: james Pyke, Albert Wilent, james Rutherford, Frank Ostrander, Charles Stoltz, Robert Nicol, Paul Strickland. NINE B's 'Qi First Row: 'upper fleft to rightj Thurl McClanahan, William Bordenkircher, Matthew Koehler, Wendell Wilson, Thomas Seary, Donald Robertshaw, Robert Lamport. Second Row: Gordon King, john Hawley, Albert Beal, David Hershberger, William Ford, Frank Cyrill, jack Chapin, Robert Roberts. Third Row: john Miller, William Wert, Donald Mellinger, jack Hines, Leonard West, Travis Smith, Gordon Hinkle, Glenn Gilham, james Glenny, Paul Lautzenhiser. First Row: center fleft to rightj Earl Dutt, Barbara Hayes, Marilyn jones, Richard Tinsley, Wayne Wurzbaclcer, Carol Smith, jim Eckert. Second Row: jim Hess, Miriam Boyter, Laura Lee Happoldt, Donald Brillhart, Edward Adams, Ted Reading, Thomas Cadwallader, Phyllis Haas, Henry Shearer. Third Row: Francis Whittaker, Beverly Calvert, Louis Lichi, jack Wattleworth, Sarah Burroughs, George Thomas, Walter Watson, Ann Love, Gertrude Wallace, Verna Mae Thomas. First Row: lower fleft to right, Faye Worrall, Kathleen Haynes, Jeanette Worley, Dorothy Treap, Shirley Wade, Wilma King, Donna Taylor. Second Row: Sally Phillips, Doretta Givens, Anita Gamble, Kay Kidwell, Catherine Goad, june Willey, Mary Lou Lance, Anita Kiefer, Shirley Vest. Third Row: joan Baer, Marlene Weyandt, Ruth George, Mabel Fridley, Martha'Zirkle, Shirley Everhart, Priscilla Harding, Annette Dillmore, Ruth Bowen. CHU OPPORTUNITY QD Z N ORGAN IZATIQNS W 1 x s... S -X E Q -V: STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: fleft to rightj Mary Ellen Cross, joanne Greenwood, Donald Leonard, Phyllis Peebles, james Bales, Robert Powell, joan Mitterbach, Phyllis Stroup. Second Row: Mr. Hendricks, Betty Barnhart, Norman Gamble, Frederick Minardi, Betty jean Waters, Ronald Noall, Don Clark, Richard Butler, Mrs. Ellis. Third Row: Mr. Saurer, Sally Pyers, Patricia Clark, john Buettner, james Hillegas, Robert Nicol, janet Geister, Betty jane Cross. This organization is one of the main links between the student body and the faculty and is the guiding spirit of the school. With Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis as its sponsor, this group strives to create better understanding and cooperation between the student body anvd the faculty, to promote worth while activities, and to increase school spirit. The members of the council are elected by their fellow classmates on resentative to fifty students and to belong to this group is one of the During this school year the Student Council plans to present to the of Cuyahoga Falls High School boys and girls who served in the armed has also voted to join the National Association of Student Councils. The gxrsus Vandalism Campaign along with the football squad and put on dy. a representative basis of one rep- greatest honors to be attained. school a plaque bearing the names forces during the war. The council group helped to promote the Fun various assemblies for the student The guiding officers for the year are as follows: First Semester 1947-1948-President, james Balesg Vice Presi- dent, Don Leonardg Secretary, Phyllis Peeblesg Treasurer, Robert Powell. Second Semester-President, james Hille- gasg Vice President, Phyllis Peebles, Secretary, Betty jane Crossg Treasurer, john Buettner. Student Council Officers Left to Right JAMES BEAL, President DONALD LEONARD, Vice President PHYLLIS PEEBLES, Secretary ROBERT POWELL, Treasurer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: fleft to right, Garnet Moyer, Rebecca Posten, Edwina Stoltz, Elinor Nemastil, Mildred Bennett, Carolyn Cochran, Jean Travis, Betty Adams, Paula Alexander, Phyllis Stroup, Ann Drake. Second Row: Natalie Kenny, Ruth Schmid, Patricia Frazer, Margaret Kirkland, Marilyn Patterson, Ardis Burroughs, Edith Henry, Joyce Marshall, Marion Browning, Patricia Connor. Third Row: Ruth Lees, Hedvika Lucas, Betty Naugle, Phyllis Higley, james Huston, Eugene Eyler, Ronald Greenwood, Robert Fleck, jack Olhoeft, Fourth Row: Mrs. Doris Sidnell, Richard Guillod, Robert Feucht, john Cartwright, john Timmons, john Lang, Richard Cunningham, Donald Leonard. NATIONAL ual UOCIGW Q Sf E if 5 The Cuyahoga Falls Chapter of the National Honor Society of Sec- ondary Schools was granted its charter in 1937. Membership in this club is a distinctive honor since enrollment is limited by the National Constitution to 15 percent of the 12-A class, 10 percent of the 12-B class, 5 percent of the 11-A class, and 3 percent of the 11-B class. New members are chosen by the faculty with character, service to the school, and leadership in class taken into consideration. A student must have a scholastic average of at least 90 to be eligible. The Honor Society has contributed money to the Tiger Den Fund and sponsored an after game dance. The officers for the first semester were Robert Feucht, -President, Carolyn Cochran, Vice President, Hedvika Lucas, Secretary, and jim Huston, Treasurer. The officers for the second semester were jack Lang, President, Ruth Schmid, Vice President, Marion Browning, Secretary, jack Olhoeft, Treasurer. Mrs. Sidnell is the adviser of the group. LATIN CLUB First Row: tleft to rightj Carol Wert, Mary Ann Messer, Arwilda Robenstine, Ann Woodling, juanita Smith, Ruth Walus, Barbara XVindle, Edwina Stoltz, Margaret Bennett, Harriet Pigott. Second Row: Hedvika- Lucas, Margaret Wagoner, Rosemary Bumgardner, Nancy DeGraff, joyce Piper, Eleanor Nemastil, Barbara Farrar, jean Kling, jean Hague, Marian Kiefier, joanne Kerns. Third Row: Margaret Spence, Barbara Lamphear, Laura Graham, Marilyn Will, joanne Kalbaugh, Marilyn Coulter, Susan Heath, jane Sharp, Alice Snyder, Carol Hinchcliffe. Fourth Row: Clarence Case, Earl McAfee, William Ramsey, Virginia Daugherty, Susan Buss, jeanne Goodyear, Carol Carpenter, Mary Corey, joyce Marshall, Sally Pyers. Fifth Row: jerry Lowe, Douglas Fergusson, David Bowers, james Fergus- son, james Huston, Robert Powell, james Hillegas, Robert Lamport, Howard Parrot, Vincent Zampelli, jack Hibbard. flu un T 91 U Under the sponsorship of Mrs. NX I Pigott there has been more interest X in the Latin Club than ever before. It has been established at Falls J xl 1' S ii li' J L ll 5 High for almost twenty years and has become a well known club around the school. The purpose of the club as written in the constitution is: To enable its members to work as a group in building up the standards of our school and community by keeping alive an interest in the classics. The Latin Club has had numerous outings and social . functions during the past year. The function most looked forward to is the Roman Banquet which is held each year near Christmas. IUNIOR Y-TEENS First Row: upper fleft to rightJ Joanne Lange, Barbara Pfromm, Charlotte Snyder, Lucille Scalise, Leatha Riggs, Lois Gardner, Muriel Rogers, Shirley Bevington, Janet Wolfsberger, Joan Russell. Second Row: Laura Lee Sharps, Carolyn Schmidt, Nancy Lohr, Caroline Gregory, LaVonne Skinner, Patsy Travis, Beatrice Finkel, Betty Barnhart, Phyl- lis Estep, Shirley Cundiff, Shirlee O'Meara, Marianne Eyler, Miss Erf. Third Row: Patricia O'Meara, Beatrice Evans, Marilyn Lloyd, Doris Moehr, Joanne Fritsch, Jean Kirk, Jacqueline Edwards, Anna Lopane, Ruth Shearer, Phyllis Roberson, Yvonne Meese, Jeanne Newkirk, June Shook, Iris Freed. Fourth Row: Patricia Borclenkircher, Loretta Loach, Jeralyn Forshey, Joan Hunt, Dorothy Hanson, Joan Dunn, Roberta Kinnan, Dorothy Rexroacl, Lenore Burgan, Molly Bayle, Roberta Browne, Margaret Stevens, Nancy Dotson, Carol Schullerman. First row: lower fleft to rightJ Phyllis Hendricks, Joan Kalbaugh, Marilyn Will, Ann Wotmdling, Arwilcla Robena stine, Marilyn Conn, Marilyn Baltz, Carol Hinchcliffe, Ruth Wzilus. Second Row: Constance Williiiiixs, Phyllis Clayton, Sarah Pyers, Carol Sutliff, Joyce Fegancher, Barbara Windle, Vera Kalbaugh, Marcia Wittihslrigc-r, Judith Feil. Third Row: Barbara Lamphear, Jacqueline Davis, Patricia Benway, Ann Sharp, Joyce Piper, Nancy De Graff, Rosemary Bumgardner, Margaret Wagoner, Anita Penrod, Mary Ann Smith. Fourth Row: Patricia Clark, Mildred Tobey, Margaret Baker, Mary Ellen Cross, Carolyn Curtis, Bette Kuder, Helen Van Ness, Laura Graham, Marilyn Keilfer, Ella Harris. Fifth Row: Patricia Van Hoy, Barbara Veninger, Delphia Jones, Juanita Smith, Marjorie Ruthen- berg, Marjorie Clark, Judy Leonard, Mary Rodgers, Margaret Spence. SENIOR Y-TEENS First Row: upper fleft to rightj Joan Tomlinson, Anita Anquillaire, Nancy Fickel, Janet King, Betty Naugle, Marilyn Patterson, Mary Ann Ritzman, Ruth Schmid, Marianne Ulydert. Second Row: Ann Walter, Joan Lovelace, Phyllis Klewe, Carol Wert, Vivian Yontz, Joanne Moose, Phyllis Peebles, Jean Travis, Betty Waters, Miss Erf. Third Row: Margaret Van Ness, Carol Wright, Virginia Snyder, Winifred Wileman, Janet Karlheim, Marilyn Martine, Maureen Willi, Jane Shook, Margaret Turner, Janet Pearson. Fourth Row: Mildred Lorentz, Patricia Koch, Mary Lou Mackin, Hazel Smith, Patricia Wentz, Mary Kuder, Patricia Nicol, Alice Snyder, Patricia Rausch, Joanne Wesley. Fifth Row: Barbara Smith, Nancy Schmidt, Mary Ann Messer, Ellen Koenig, Joyce Myers, Marianne Wills, Nancy Smith, Marilyn Miller, Janet Wiley. First Row: lower Cleft to rightj Mary Evans, Janet Critchfield, Marilyn Baldwin, Doris Clark, Barbara Allport, J-udith Falor, Patricia Hawkins, Carolyn Cochran, Mildred Bennett. Second Row: Janet Geister, Sally Hemple, Lee Anne Booth, Barbara Fleshman, Betty Jane Cross, Edith Henry, Clara Beaty, Joanne Duvall, JoAnn DeVaul, Faye Carter, Marion Ashton, Joan Higley, Joan Eberly. Third Row: Nancy Fickle, Patricia Hinchee, Joan Gray, Barbara Gilbert, Patricia Durant, Mary Corey, Carol Carpenter, Ardis Burroughs, Marjorie Geyer, Ruth Lees, Lois Renz. Fourth Row: Viginia Coughlin, Marion Browning, Nedra Brady, Patricia Bayle, Mary Lou Humphrey, Susan Heath, Ruth Dick, Patricia Connor, Natalie Kenny, Joan Mitterbach, Jacqueline Owen. Y-TEEN The motto I will try to face life squarely and to find and give the best symbolized the purpose of the Y-Teen Club. This organization, a junior division of the Young Women's Christian Association, is open to any young girl, regardless of race, color, or creed, who believes in YE-TEEN .. 1 .If III llr As I., if-7 Al 1-.D li- I... I ul --!. 'IL' P Q un ' its purpose. In Cuyahoga Falls High School there are two Y-Teen Clubs, the ' junior club for girls from 9-B to 10-B and the senior club for older girls. Miss Erf, the clubs' adviser, works along with the girls to help them plan their many activities. This- year several combined meetings were held with Hi-Y, a plan never before tried. At these meetings movies were shown on various subjects of interest to high school people, such as shyness and etiquette. After the movies the audience participated in discussions led by several Hi-Y and Y-Teen members. Other activities of the clubs were a Hi-Y - Y-Teen Christmas party and Christmas and Easter devotional services held at one of the churches. In the spring a big Mardi Gras was the main project. Y-Teen Officers for First Semester: Senior-President, Ardis Burroughs, Vice President, Natalie Kenny, Secretary, Ruth Lees, Treasurer, Betty Naugle. junior-President, Barbara Windle, Vice Presi- dent, Mary Ellen Cross, Secretary, Delphia Ann jones, Treasurer, Betty 10 Kuder. Y-Teen Officers for Second Semester: Senior-President, Natalie Kenny, Vice President, Lee Anne Booth, Secretary, Ellen Koenig, Treasurer, Patricia Nicol. Junior--President, Mary Ellen Cross, Vice President, Yvonne Meese, Secretary, Molly Bayle, Treasurer, Margaret Baker. CUYAHOGA FALLS HI-Y The Hi-Y is an international organization, affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. The purpose of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of christian character. The four planks of its platform are Clean Speech, Clean Living, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Sportsmanship. During, the past year, the Hi-Y in conjunction with Y-Teen has conducted morning services at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter time. Also with the Y-Teen they have sponsored dances, including two formals. The Hi-Y raised money by selling programs at the football games, and has helped out by passing out schedule cards, The new members are instructed by the officers and are required to commit by memory the First and' Twenty- 'third Psalms, the Lord's Prayer and the The Hi-Y has become so large that it and the Delta chapter, 'sponsored by Mr. 'In the Alpha chapter, the first semester Feucht, Secretary, john Lange, Treasurer, , The second semester officers are: jim Ten Commandments. has been divided into two chapters, the Alpha, sponsored by Mr. Saurer, Mosteller. officers are: Dick Guillod, President, jim Houston, Vice-President, Bob 'and Kenny Hollow, Chaplain. Houston, President, jack Cartwright, Vice-President, john Lange, Sec- retary, john Trimble, Treasurer, and David Novkov, Chaplain. In the Delta Chapter, the first semester officers are: jim Wattleworth, President, Earl McAfee, Vice-President, William Parthe, Secretary, and Don Lamport, Treasurer. The second semester officers are: Earl McAfee, President, Ronald Callen, Vice-President, Walter Sagadencky, Secretary, Jim Eller. Treasurer, and Ardol Roy, Chaplain. 1 CUYAHOGA FALLS HI-Y First Row: upper fleft to right! Robert Kerr, Russell Thomas, Keith Calvin, james Wattleworth, William Parthe, Donald Lamport, james Orth, Robert Morris. Second Row: Walter Sagadencky, jerry Lowe, Charles Feddersen, Richard Lapo, Ronald Callen, john Pettibone, Ardol Roy, Edwin Gerow, R-ussell Wolf. Third Row: james Eller, Robert Runkle, William Wilcox, Edwin Curtiss, Chester Triplett, Steve Wolford, John Buettner, David Novkov. Fourth Row: William Monteith, Thomas Beckett, Norman Gamble, john Trathen, james Meck, Robert Potter, Wayne Hershberger, Fred Jennings, Mr. Mosteller. First Row: lower fleft to rightj Thomas Wood, Donald Dial, Kenneth Hollow, James Huston, Richard Guillod, John Lange, Robert Feucht, Percy Grenfell. Second Row: Richard Secrest, Robert Dillard, james Taylor, john Ewart, Robert Martin, William Roush, Newton Baker, Lee Allen, Roger Owen. Third Row: Richard Cunningham, Donald Leonard, Frank james, Robert Myers, William Falb, Eugene Eyler, Adam Boraski, Darl Spencer, John Cartwright. Fourth Row: Francis Wolcott, Dale McClanahan, Gerald Hurd, john Trimble, Daniel Brady, Charles Cooley, Michael Zampelli, Ronald Livergood, Mr. Saurer. LIBRARY CLUB First Row: fleft to rightj Nancy Lohr, Mildred Tobey, Carolyn Cochran, Patricia Hinchee, Patricia Durant, Leatha Riggs. Second Row: Miss Patton, Anita Penrod, Barbara Lamphear, Joan Higley, june Shook, Dorothy Huff, Mrs. Carter. This club which is fairly new at Falls High was started October, 1947. It is made up of girls that are or have been librarians in the school libraries and who give at least one hourof their time a day to the high school, helping in the libraries. The purposelof the club is to study and discuss library problems, such as handling and helping people in libraries and shelving and finding books and references. The club holds two meetings a month, one a business meeting, and the other, usually held at the home of one of the girls, a social meeting. There are fourteen members in the club and the officers are: President ,.,,.,. ...... B arbara Lamphear Vice President ,,....,, ....... M ildred Toby Secretary-Treasurer ....... ..... P at Durant ,.....J GODEY CLUB First Row: lleft to rightj Jeanette Brees, Nedra Brady, Frances Frederick, Frances Scott, Joanne Lewis, Edwina Stoltz, Dorhthy Calvin, Paula Alexander, Ann Drake. Second Row: Shirley Scott, Joan Tomlinson, Elinor Walls, Carol Jean George, Barbara Hendley, Patricia Nicol, Ethel Kupperman, Marjorie Mcllhattan, Maureen Willi. Third Row: Rose Stoffer, Marilyn Coulter, Margaret Lehman, Janet Karlheim, Betty Phillips, Winifred Wileman, Patricia Bayle, Virginia Coughlan, ,Marilyn Martine. Fourth Row: Miss Long, Donna Stewart, Wilma Thomas, Margaret Kirkland, Marilyn Croft, Patricia Connor, Joanne Wesley, Norma Davis. This club sponsored by Miss Josephine Long brings together a group of girls who wish to learn and put into constant practice those qualities necessary for true and beautiful womanhood. The membership, limited to fifty girls, is open to girls in 10-A to 12-A who must have sincere interest in scholarship, self- reliance, dependability, sympathetic kindliness, personal attractiveness, social dignity, honesty, high moral standards, true temperance and genuine interest in spiritual growth. Among the many activities done for the school and community were the preparation of a Thanksgiv- ing basket for a needy family and the making of toys for poor children at Christmas. The school activ- ities managers decided to allow the Godey girls to sell food in the stands at football games this fall. This had never been tried before and turned out quite well, also giving the Godey Club a small profit for their treasury. Every year the club members present a gift to the club. This year, they had the wood- working class make them a beautiful candelabra for the semester project. The officers of the Club are: First Semester 1947-48 Second Semester 1948 President-3 ................, ....,. C arol Jean George President ...,.,r..,.,,.,.....,,,.r,.,.. Edwiria Stoltz VICC President ..,.... .....,....,.. 1 . Elinor Walls Vice President .,...... .,..,...... P atricia Nicol Sffirefary ..,........ ...,...... M arilyn Croft Secretary ......,...,,,,, ,..,...,i.i.,., B etty Phillips TICHSUIC1' -,,.--- ....... J Oarl Tomlinson Treasurer .......,.. ..r... W inif red Wileman FOUR SQUARE CLUB First Row: Qleft to rightj Rita Lombardi, Nancy Wiseman, Marilyn Patterson, Ruth Schmid, Betty ,Adams, Jane Shook, Mary Ann Ritzman, Patricia Durant, joan Davis, joanne Moose. Second Row: Lois Renz, Ruth Lees, Carolyn Cochran, jean Travis, Janet Lockenour, Barbara Allport, Margaret Van' Ness, Virginia Snyder, Clara Beaty, Mary Ann Uyldert, Phyllis Peebles, Patricia Henchee, joan Mitterbach. Third Row: Mrs. ,Wyre, Betty jane Cross, Dorothy Huff, Mary Lou Mackin, Marjorie Geyer, Lois Appleman, Mary Francis Mathis, Natalie 'Kenny, Betty Waters, Lee Anne Booth, Carol Wert, Edith Henry, jackie Owen. Fourth Row: janet Critchiield, Ann Walters, Marianne Wills, Mary Lou Humphrey, Phyllis Higley, Betty Naugle, Ardis Burroughs, joan Higley, Barbara Gilbert, Marion Browning. To be of service to our school and community by improving our- selves in intellect, character, and physical fitness, is the purpose of the Four Square Club, whose symbol is a square, the sides of which repre- sent Friendship, Service, Loyalty, and Sincerity. Contributing to such worthy programs as Chinese Relief, Tiger Den fund, and Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, the club raised money through a cake sale, after-game dance, rummage sale, and Valen- tine dance. To mingle work with play, the girls held outings, a style X show, a Christmas party fwith two children from the children's homej and covered dish dinners. Mrs. Kathryn Wyre, who gives liberally of her time and energy, sponsors the group. Officers are: fFirst Semesterj Betty Adams, president, Mary Ann Ritzman, vice president, Jane Shook, secretary, and Ruth Schmid, treas- urer. fSecond Semesterj Betty Adams, president, Marianne Wills, vice presidentg Mary Frances Mathis, secretary, and jean Travis, treasurer. L .1 BOOSTER CLUB ,... E5 A - - - Umm First Row: upper Qleft to right, Marianne Uyldert, Carol Wert, Ann Woodling, jack Nelsen, Betty Andresen, joan Mitterbach, Adam Boraski, Patricia Warmuth, Rose Stoffer, Beverly Williamson. Second Row: joan Tomlinson, Maureen Willi, Hazel Smith, Marjorie Sanders, Carol Sutliff, jane Shook, Betty Waters, Margaret Turner, Wilma Smith, Ruth Schmid. Third Row: Mr. juillerat, Marianne Wills, Patty Ann Wentz, Ann Walter, Carol Wright, Virginia Snyder, Margaret Van Ness, Carolyn Tanney, Donna Stewart, Barbara Smith, janet Wiley, Miss McDermott. Fourth Row: Harry Thomas, Allan Smith, james Taylor, Michael Zambelli, john Trimble, Richard Secrest, Francis Wolcott, Dari Spencer, Ralph Thompson. First Row: lower fleft to rightj Mary Kuder, Barbara Fleshman, Gretchen Gloss, Beatrice Evans, Patricia Hawkins, Nancy Fickel, Patricia Hinchee, Beverly Housley, Joyce Fegancher, Vera Kalbaugh, Dorothy Hanson, Ella june Harris. Second Row: Betty Hanley, Edith Henry, Natalie Kenny, Barbara Gilbert, Sally Hemple, Nadine Fisher, Carol Hinchclitf, jean Kirk, Beatrice Finkel, Roberta.Kinnan, Patsy Travis, Jacqueline Edwards, Marianne Eyler. Third Row: Ellen Koenig, Patricia Koch, Marjorie Geyer, Dorothy,Huff, joan Kerns, Marian Kieffer, Barbara Farrar, Sa-undra Ewald, Caroline Gregory, Ruth Dick, Lois Gatts, janet Karlheim, Carol jean George. Fourth Row: Kenneth Hollow, james Huston, Eugene Eyler, Richard Guillod, Paul Huddleston, Edward Guinn, julian Johnson, John Griffith, Richard Gidley, joe Denning, Hollis Grubb. BOOSTER CLUB First Row: upper fleft to rightj Jacqueline Davis, Lee Anne Booth, Marjorie Clark, Margaret Baker, Betty Barn- hart, Sarah Beall, Shirley Cundiff, Lucille Carson, Joy Chadwell. Second Row: Ann Drake, Doris Clark, Janet Critchheld, Marilyn Baldwin, Mary Corey, Carol Carpenter, Barbara Botzum, Jo Ann DeVaul, Yvonne Bingham, Lois Appleman, Pauline Beyler. Third Row: Joan Dunn, Paul Aust, George Bartel, Kathryn Altfather, Anita An- quillare, Patricia Durant, Joan Davis, Joanne Duvall, Clara Beaty. Fourth Row: Keith Calvin, Richard Bissell, Eddie Beam, Harold Clark, John Ewart, Frank Barber, Charles Caruthers, Robert Berdyck, Carl Bullock. First Row: lower fleft to rightj Nancy Lohr, Marilyn Lloyd, Audrey Rainey, Anita Penrod, Phyllis Peebles, Joanne Moose, Mary Mathis, Dorothy Mathis. Second Row: Joyce Myers, Jacqueline Marietta, Marjorie Medwig, Joyce Piper, Dorothy Rexroad, Marilyn Martine, Janet Lockenour, Jean Travis. Third Rowi David Millin, James Liles, Jacqueline Owen, Ruth Lees, Mary Rodgers, Judith Leonard, Mildred Lorentz, Mary Lou Mackin, Charles R-uskin. Fourth Row:'Richard Oberdorfer, Ronald Livergood, John Lange, Richard Pizer, Samuel Round, John Myers, David Novkov, Roger Owen. 5 BE f 2522 t C F' H S BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club is one of the most prominent clubs of the school. It consists of 155 members, each one of which will never forget the initiation he went through to become a member. The club's purpose is to better school spirit. It sponsors a basketball and football dance in honor of the teams each year. Each member feels that it is an honor to belong to this club and carries on his duty to better school spirit as best he can. The officers of the Booster Club for the first semester were: Jack Nelsen, president, joan Mitterbach, vice president, Betty Andresen, sec- retary, Adam Boraski, treasurer. For the second semester Ruth Lees, president, Joanne Duvall, vice president, Yvonne Bingham, treasurer, Marilyn Baldwin, secretary, guided the affairs of the club. CHEERLEADERS C'mon now! Let's Yell it! If you've ever been to a football or basket ball game- and what loyal, red blooded Falls Hi' student hasn't-you'll recognize the beginning speech of the cheerleaders, about to lead a traditional yell. They're the girls 'that help us to get behind our teams and cheer them to victory. Guided by their sponsor Miss Maurine Motsenbocker they do a swell job. . E 1 Front: Q left to rightj L. Booth, N. Kenny, J. Lockenaur. f Second: Ueft to rightj P. Hinchee, M. Baldwin, J. Duvall. fLeft to rightj J. Duvall, N. Kenny, M. Baldwin, L. Booth, J. Lockenaur, P. Hinchee. TIGER TALES STAFF First Row: fleft to right, Marilyn Patterson, Mary Ann Dawson, jo Anne Kuethe, Nancy Smith, Mary Ann Ritz- man, Phyllis Higley, Elizabeth Naugle, Harriet Ackley, Ardis Burroughs, Rita Lombardi, Carolyn Cochran. Second Row: Maureen Willi, Virginia Coughlin, Yvonne Bingham, Natalie Kenny, Marian Browning, Barbara Hendley, Carol jean George, Ethel Kupperman, Miss Flickinger. Third Row: Joanne Moose, Clara Beaty, Paul Richings, Ralph McMillen, Richard Pizer, Patricia Connor, Judith Jordan, Patricia Paquin. Did you finish the headlines? Who's plotting page four? What happened to Phyl's editorial? Now girls, you've got to stop this jabbering. This has to get to the printer's today! It might seem to the monitors that Tiger Tales staff just runs around the halls on assignments. Actually it takes' initiative, imagination, and hard work to put out a paper. You write an editorial, and you, Ardie, write a feature. Thus the assignments. are made. Qne .doesn't pull an editorial or feature out of the air. Instead, he must create ha subject, and then write it in an imaginative style. Worrying with the staff about bills, advertisers, and deadlines, is Miss Louise Flickinger, the adviser. First semester staff members were: Second semester staif members are: EDITORIAL STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Editor .....,...........,.......,...................... Phyllis Higley Editor ......,,.......,................... ........... 1 Oanne M0956 Managing Editor ,,...,,.. ....... H arriet Ackley Manager Editor ........ ...v. M ar10rl B1'OWl'11I1g News Editor ............. .,,.,... A rdis Burroughs Page Two Editor ............ .............. N M8116 Kenny Desk Editor .,.,.,...,,.,, .,..,,,, C arolyn Cochran Page Three Editor ......... ....... V irginia Coughlin Page Two Editor ......, ....... M arilyn Patterson Feature Edlmf '--------- '---- ---4------------ P at Congo! Page Three Editor .....,... .......,. J o Anne Kuethe Club, Editor---1 -----'---- 3 ---'------'--'------- Maureen Wllll Club Editor ,--------,,,,,,-,------------,,,-,,-,.-- Rita 'Lombardi 1540516-l?f2i312:1CSEg5ilf0f -'-'------ C3501 JCHHBGCZISC Personal News mmf .............. Mary A-in Ritzman 5g3gnp,,W,1S,,,,f,ffj Qeeeeee ------- C - ,ggg i fnfigdyugggf, lssiggigrggggf ' a5Ph SMCMIIIZH Class News-10th ,.,,.,, ,,,,,,, P at Paquin f 15 uffoug 5 Class News-11th....... Pat Connor - Class News-1'2th ,...... ......... C lara Beaty , Business staff Desk-Movie Editor .,,...................,.,.., Paul Righings Busmfss Mmgef -------'------------ --'w------ B sffv Nwsle sports Editor ....................,,.......... Ralph McMillen Advertising Manager ............,.....,...., Nancy Smith Business stag CirCul2.ti0n Mana er ................ Mar Arm Dawson - , g Y , Bus1ness.Manager .......,.............. Barbara Hendley Exchange Editor ........,...,,.......,.,.,,,,,,, Viola Shaffer Typist ............,... Nancy Smith, Mary Ann Dawson, jo Anne Kuethe. Typist ......,....,............ .,,,,. Advertising Manager ..,.......,....... Circulation Manager ....... ..,....,.,,,,,,, Ethel Kupperman Dick Pizer Carol Jean George CUYAHCGAN STAFF First Row: tleft to rightj Phyllis Peebles, Ardis Burroughs, john Ewart, Richard Secrest, jack Olhoeft, james Huston Richard Cunningham, Frank Barber, Susan Duffy, james Bales, Betty Naugle. Second Row: Jean Travis, Ruth Schmid jo Ann Brunner, Ruth Lees, Patricia Bayle, Charles Cooley, Richard Pizer, Natalie Kenny, Rebecca Poston Eugene Eyler Barbara Zents. Third Row: Miss Sears, Francis Wolcott, Richard Dilts, john Henry, Richard jefferys Eddie Beam Ronald Greenwood, Mr. Saurer. I've begged and pleaded with these companies, and they still refuse to print, bind, and cover ourannuals for nothing. Can't someone think of a 'get rich quick scheme'? A statement something like this from the. business manager usually opens the Cuyahogan staff meetings. Following his report, the copy editor implores the staff, The art editors are eager to get started, but their hands are tied until this copy is in. So, with urgent voices, each editor-in-chief reports and the meeting is concluded. Finally, after all the wrangling, the copy and pictures are in, and the book is plotted and sent away. The hard-working editors are: Editor-in-chief, Richard Secrest, Literary Editor, Ardis Burroughs, Art, Susan Duffy, Organization, Betty Naugle, Business Manager, Dick Cunningham, Sports Editor, Frank Barber, Faculty, 'lo Ann Brunner. Those taking over at the end of the first semester are: Editor-in-Chief, James Huston, Business Manager, Eugene Eyler, Literary Editor, Ruth Schmid, Art, John Ewart, Faculty, Phyllis Peebles, Sports, Charles Cooley, Organization, jack Olhoeft with their co-editors. H. A. PRESTON CLUB First Row: fleft to rightJ Barbara Lamphear, Miss Sears, Ronald Greenwood, Donald Rendall, Natalie Kenny, Nancy Schmidt, Mr. Preston, Robert Powell, Miss Flickinger, Miss Patton, Richard Jeffreys, Mary Jane Namsick, Joan Higley. Second Row: Phyllis Roberson, Elinor Walls, Betty Crago, Paula Alexander, Patricia Hawkins, Marilyn Conn, Patricia Frazer, Patricia Benway, Peggy Wagoner, Rosemary Baumgardner, Joanne Ralbough, Marilyn Will, Nancy De Graft, Ruth Walus, Ann Woodling, Sally Pyers, Roberta Jacops, Loretta Loach. Third Row: Marilyn Croft, Helen Hensler, Jane Shook, Mildred Bennett, Juanita Smith, Mary Ann Messer, Carol Wert, Susan Buss, Ann Fisher, Marianne Ulydert, Joan Mitterbach, Ann Drake, Barbara Fleshman, Nancy Cummings, Ronald Noall, Author Taffin, Allen Robinson, Russell Wolfe. Fourth Row: Winifred Wileman, Patricia Conner, Joanne Fritsch, Joyce Marshall, Mary Lou Mackan, Marjorie Geyer, Mary Kuder, Dorothy Huff, Joan Kerns, Marian Kiefer, Susan Heath, Betty Jane Cross, Patricia Nicol, Carol Carpenter, Barbara Smith, Jean Goodyear, Joe Nemastil, Ardol Roy, Jerry Lowe. The H. A. Preston Club is a newly organized branch of the Future Teachers of America. It is an organization that helps its members, many of whom will be future teachers, to learn the facts about teaching and its opportunities. The club is exploratory, prevocational, and character-forming. It develops student leadership, stresses the qualities essential to a good teacher, a good student, and the lives of great teachers. The Future Teachers of America is a comparatively new organization promoted by the National Education Association. SENIOR PLAY xgxll Ka . li I've got a date with Judy, a great big date with Judy, oh jeepers and gee . . . Huge audiences had A Date With Judy Nov. 6-7, 1947. Getting herself, her family, and friends entangled in her weird schemes Judy Foster tried to raise money to beat her least favorite person in all this world to be queen of a Community Relief Ball. To an audience, seeing only the finished production, acting seems easy. They think all one has to do is walk on the stage, mumble a few lines and w lk ff T a o . o portray a character as he would appear in real life takes hours of study and practice. Because of the acoustics in our auditorium, a speaker must be drilled to speak distinctly, slowly, and to project his voice. To the dramatics class, putting on a play is hard work, but rewarding in its personal satisfaction. The characters in the play were as follows: Mr. Foster, Richard Secrest, Mrs, Foster, Marilyn Patterson, Judy Foster, Dorothy Mathis, Randolph, 'James Liles, Mitzi Hoffman, Ardis Burroughs, Barbara Winsockett, Carolyn Coch- ran, Hannah, Jo Ann Brunner, Mrs. Slutzhammer, Joanne Eberly, Rex O'Connor, Newton Baker, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Gaynelle Mills, Eloise Hotchkiss, Jeannette Brees, Susie O'C ' ' onnor, Dorothy Reagle, Mr. Martindale, Sam Round. Student directors were Betty Naugle and Rose Laconi. M . rs. Kathryn Wyre, assisted by Mr. Elmer Reighard, directed the play. A CAPPELLA CHOIR 1 First Row: fleft to rightj Paula Alexander, Betty Jane Cross, Joanne Keeney, Carol Jean George, Nancy Albers, Jean Bormuth, Ethel Kupperman, Marianne Wills, Joanne Lewis, Betty Crago, Lois Renz, Doris Jones, Phyllis Stroup. Second Row: Rita Lombardi, Betty Adams, Janet Lockenour, Natalie Kenny, Ruth Schmid, Betty Naugle, Donna Stewart, Mary Ann Mehaffey, Janet Pearson, Frances Frederick, Laura Lee Ledrick, Rose Stoffer. Third Row: Marion Browning, Barbara Gilbert, Joan Higley, David Millin, Edwin Gerow, Fred Gilham, Jerry Hurd, Kenny Hollow, Keith Calvin, Ardis Burroughs, Judy Jordan. Fourth Row: Betty Waters, Wayne Hershberger, James Lauers- dorf, Richard Pizer, Edward Beam, James Taylor, David Bowers, Robert Feucht, Dean Haney, Don Rupert, Phyllis Higley, Miss Josephine Long. Fifth Row: James Bales, James Huston, Jack Olhoeft, James Wattleworth, Henry Prior, Julian Johnson, Jack Nelson, Dale McClanahan, Don Dial, Jack Hibbard. One big happy family readily describes the A Cappella Choir. To be received into the choir, one must try out before Miss Josephine Long, leader of the group. Some qualifications are good pitch, alertness, and enthusiasm. Ever active, the choir presented a minstrel show the first semester and a musical comedy the second. -Other activities are singing for each Baccalaureate service, Hi-Y inductions, Christmas and Easter services, and the annual spring music festivals. The choir also held nearly fifteen other musicvengagements for civic organizations during the first semester. Collecting funds by voluntary contributions to the dog bank, the family holds at least one outing or party each semester. ' BOYS' SENIOR GLEE CLUB Falls High Harmonizers CLeft to rightj: james Bales, Edward Beam, james Taylor, jack I-libbard The Boys' Quartette is a very active group of boys. They sing for banquets, meetings, hetc. and they usually have fifteen engagements a semester. Sometimes they get a free meal, a fact which they like very much. First Row: fleft to rightj Fred Weaver, Arthur Perkins, jerry Lowe, Walter Sag- adencky. Second Row: Miss Josephine Long, John Griffith, Ronald Casher, Clarence Case, Richard Paddison, Stanley Sayer. Third Row: Robert Nicol, Ronald Da- merow, Richard Gidley, jack Schumacker, Thomas Round. The Boys' Sr, Glee Club is made up of boys in 10-B and on 'up, and has an enrollment of 20 boys. They sing at the May Music Festival and hope to sing for an assembly. The Boys' Sr. Glee Club prepares these boys to become' eligible for A Ca- pella Choir. GIRLS' SENIOR GLEE CLUB First Row: fleft to rightj Dorothy Calvin, Elizabeth Halliwill, Nadine Fisher, Elinor Walls, Audrey Mathias, Patricia Rausch, Janet King. Second Row: Miss Long, Mary Wickiser, Marjorie Mcllhattan, Pauline Beyler, Mar- ilyn Baldwin, Margaret Lehman, Marianna Glenny, Dorothy Spencer. e Third Row: Ann Walter, Carol Wert, Sally Rhodes, Barbara Nichols, Dorothy Sorenson, Joanne Wesley, Norma Davis. The Girls' Sr. Glee Club is 'under the direction of Miss Long. It is made up of girls in 10-B and up. It has an en- rollment of about 25. It sings at the May Festival each year and for other programs that come up. This glee club prepares the girls for the A Capella Choir. u 1 u GIIIS TI10 CLeft to rightjz Nadine Fisher, Elinore Walls, Marianne Glenny This group of three singers is under the supervision of Miss Josephine Long. The girls have been working on two special numbers which they plan to sing at the March 11 meeting of the High School P. T. A. They will also appear at several other eventsfone of which is the annual Spring Music Festival. W GIRLS' IUNIOR BOYS' IUNIOR GLEE CLUB GLEE CLUB First Row: upper fleft to rightj Ellen Shubert, Janet Wolfsberger, Phyllis Leve, Donna McNichols, Marcia Wittib- slager, Pamela Weisel, Audrey Rainey, LaVonne Skinner, Iris Freed, Charlotte Snyder. Second Row: Beverly William- son, Ann Butler, Charlotte McKitrick, Roberta Klein, Patricia Hutford, Shirley Morrison, Yvonne Meese, Dorothy Thompson, Gladys Stuver, Mary Weimer. Third Row: Evelyn Fishel, Margaret Haye, Ardith Finch, Geraldine Gaff- ney, joan Hunt, ,Ieralyn Forshey, Roberta Browne, Laura Lee Sharps, Beatrice Evans, Lucille Scalise. Fourth Row: Joyce Wagner, Elaine Hill, Darlene Fryberger, Mary Beal, Geraldine Fair, Cecelia Moran, Barbara Moody, Janice Meiks, Jean Hagamyer, Phyllis Estep, Miss Long. Fifth Row: Martha Scott, Sally Beall, Jacqueline Edwards, Doris Bilhart, Dorothy Morgan, Sally Rake, Jacqueline Davis, Shirley Burgess, Shirley Holtz, Betty Barnhart. This glee club is made up of 9-B and 9-A girls. The enrollment is between 20 and 25. It sings for the May Fes- tival every year. This glee club is training these girls for the Girls' Senior Glee Club and for the A Capella Choir. First Row: lower Cleft to rightj james Ruby, Franklin Mosier, Richard Butler, William Griffiths, William Cropley, james Roese, Clyde Swain, Frederick Fishback, john Aust, john Sailor, Richard Little. Second Row: Emmett Housely, Robert Bittinger, Gordon Henniger, Ardol Roy, Eugene Dolan, Richard Taipole, Clarence Welch, Robert McMillan, Frank Ostrander, james Orth, james Rejfsnyder. Third Row: Miss Long, Carl Bennett, Richard Palladino, Roy Cog- deill, Carl Winafeld, Earl Jordon, Willis Hyde, Robert Fullerton, james Maldinger, Charles Metzner. Fourth Row: Harold Mellinger, Ronald Kearns, Robert Frantz, James Foster, Brian Puse, Jerry Kerr, Donald' Gschwind, Patrick Cahill, Herbert Reed. Those who were not present are: james Pyke, Richard Poth, and Ralph Miller, The Boys' Junior Glee Club is made up of 9-B and 9-A boys. There are 40 boys enrolled this year, a larger number than usual. They sing for the May Music Festival and hope to sing at an assembly. The Boys' junior Glee Club is a training camp for boys who want to be in the Boys' Senior Glee Club and the A Cappella Choir later on. GIRLS' IUNIOR ALL-GIRL GLEE CLUB CHOIR First Row: upper fleft to rightj Jessie Howe, Joanne Greenwood, Joanne Ramey, Judy Feil, Ercileen Holland, Cath- arine Howard, Roberta Shaw, Nancy Brosh, Betty Daugherty, Marilyn Stocker. Second Row: Elizabeth Wood, Doris Burger, Jean Kirk, Barbara Caruthers, Barbara Bryant, Patty Tierney, Barbara Oberlin, Joan Wright. Third Row: Joanne Beck, Peggy Wagoner, Beatrice Finkel, Joan Russell, Molly Bayle, Sue Markle, Carol Adams, Hilda Dickerhoff, Ruth Shearer. Fourth Row: Julane Garvin, Glenna Wallace, Carol Hayes, Carol Zorn, Jeanne Newkirk, Ann Lopane, Janis Lympany, Betty McDonald, Patty Gross, Patsy Travis, Miss Long. Fifth Row: Marjorie Medwig, Laura Graham, g-Ielen Van Ness, Pat Bordenkircher, Shirley Stevens, June Shook, Betty Berry, Joyce Fulton, Colleen Fauley, Peggy tevens. First Row: lower fleft to rightj Nancy DeGraE, Marilyn Baltz, Nancy Kilbourne, Vera Kalbaugh, Betty Roach, Irene Laudermilk, Janet Higley, Carol Averill, Barbara Windle, Lorna Zimmerman, Lois Gardner, Arwilda Robinstein. Second Row: Muriel Rogers, Marilyn Conn, Gladys Petrea, Betty Hess, Barbara Veninger, Connie Williams, Carol Hinchcliffe, Joy Chadwell, Marilyn Will, Ruth Walus, Mary Ellen Cross, Marilyn Keiffer, Phyllis Roberson. Third Row: Mary Lou Anderson, Nancy Rubright, Margaret Spense, Gretchen Closs, Phyllis Bond, Betty Toomey, Mary Ann Smith, Marilyn Lloyd, Betty Jo Kuder, Audrey Rainey, Luella Smith, Eileen Wilkinson, Miss Long. Fourth Row: Pat Clark, Sarah Pyers, Nancy Dotson, Rosemary Bumgardner, Joanne Kalbaugh, Jane Sharp, Joanne Fritsch, Jean Staats, Anita Penrod, Ann Woodling, Dorothy Rexroad. THE ALL GIRL CHOIR This choir is composed of fifty-live girls, usually from only the tenth grade, although this semester, due to schedule conflicts, there are eleven or twelve senior girls in it. These girls sing a cappella the greater part of the time but occasionally they sing with accompaniment. It takes a part in the annual Spring Festival. , MINSTREL SHCW How do you do, Master Sorghum, how do you do? Is there anything that we can do for you? In this manner the A Cappella Choir greeted the end men in the minstrel show held during 'the first semester. Minstrels were Master Sorghum, James Taylorg Mr. Tambo, Eddie Beamg Mr. Rufus, Jack Hibbard, Mr. Mose, Dean Haney, Sunshine Jones, Phyllis Stroupg and Mirandy Brown, Carol jean George. Minstrel Interlocuter, very handsome in his tails, was james Bales, Besides the jokes of the end men, the choir sang, Dry Bones, My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean, Wyoming, and It's Time To Say Goodnight. Sleepy Mr. Mose managed to stay awake long enough to sing Sleepy Hollow Tune while Sunshine hummed the obligato. Mr. Rufus crooned Can't Yo' Hear Me Callin', Caroline? The Harmonizers Uames Bales, James Taylor, Eddie Beam, .and Jack Hibbardj, charmed the audience with Down South and Hangin' Out De Clo'es. HIGH SCHOOL BAND First Row: fleft to rightj Jack Olhoeft, Barbara Zents, Lois Gatts, Rachel Stouffer, Joyce Stoulfer, Eugene Miller, Donald Ellis, Jean Travis, James Blake, Susan Duffy, Janice Cates, Mary Lou Anderson, Frances Scott, Jane Shook, Dorothy Mathis, Jack Burgan. Second Row: Jack Cartwright, James Meck, Charles Lathrop, Ronald Callen, Carolyn Sorg, Robert Jones, Tom Jones, William Jones, Patsy Ryan, Betty Chaddock, Delphia Jones. Third Row: Eugene Forster, David Kupperman, Eugene Fleming, Richard Lapo, Ruth Dick, Doris Clark, Betty Waters, Francis Ann Fisher, Jeanne Hammock, Phyllis Clayton, Mary Messer, Tom Stebbins, Robert Heyburn, Norman Gamble, Carolyn Schmidt. Fourth Row: James Liles, Daniel Brollier, Jeanette Howard, Marjorie Geyer, Russell Thomas, Robert Spencer, Curtis Ivey, Dean Haney, Phyllis Kulla, Donald Rendall, David Lyons, Ronald Greenwood, James Taylor, Dennis Neff, James Forshey. The High School Band under the direction of Mr. Royal Reynolds had a very successful 1947 season. Its half-time shows at the football games were well received. In the spring the Band put on two concerts, one in the Auditorium and one in the Stadium and entered the Band Contest at Kent State University. The Band was led by the drum major, Jack Olhoeft, and the majorettes, Barbara Zents, Dottie Mathis, Lois Gatts, and Jane Shook. The officers of the Band are as follows: President, Jack Olhoeftg Vice President, Jane Shook, and Secretary-Treasurer, Norman Gamble. . HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA CADET BAND First Row: upper fleft to rightj Jean Hague, Nancy Stilwell, Lianne Hammack, Tom Stebbins. Second Row: Shirley Bevington, Barbara Thomas, jack Burgan, Thomas jones, jim Eller, Patsy Ryan, Doris Clark, jack Olhoeft. Third Row: Mildred Tobey, Carol Schuellerman, joe Feil, Joanne Lange, Mary Lou Anderson, jean Ortel, Joyce Stouffer, james Meck, R. O. Reynolds, Donald Rendall, David Lyons. The orchestra under the direction of Mr. Royal Reynolds meets twice a week in the morn- ings before school. The orchestra has played for the school plays and shows given in the past year and also for the january Commencement. Front Row: lower fleft to right, John Phillips, Alfred Dalcher, Nancy Kilbourne. Second Row: Sanford Elton, Sally Tomlison, Fred Weaver, Robert Heyburn, Janet Shaw. The Cadet Band is made up entirely of Freshmen. These people learn about the regular high school band. They practice hard and diligently and are rewarded by being put into the regular band the next year. f'! 1 - , , lg gg 1:1 A 11: H1- I-- H1 I .....,-.- j, G OPPOI21 LINITY I D . a -- Y? , tg: HBR! H l l--E ll-'Q Rh ' .- ll lx gb fx X - S N K xx x Q X x L 5: EE? -' il I.: U . :H ue, ' I 'I I.: -:, -1 1 . I H n 1 4 I Nf' EE' ,, lv ,m..-..-, , ., Mn-, FALLS TIGERS s g First Row: f J. Lange, P. Aust, R. Thompson, E. Eyler Second Row: B. Martin, C. Ruskin, H. Grubb, F. Barber E. Beam Third Row: C. Cooley, Houston I The last team to show in the black and gold for C. F. H. S. under the coaching of Carl Spessard had a successful season although they had a majority of inexperienced players. The Tigersvwhile only playing 500 ball were able to bring to C. F. H. S. the Western Reserve league banner in the last season of its operation. The Tigers showed a lot of fight and spirit. Some of the highlights of the season were the election of Charles Cooley as honorary captain and the receiving of his third varsity letter by Bob Berdyck. 9 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD FRESHMAN FOCTBALL SXSW' 4 ,Ig R' First Row: upper fleft to rightj Charles Ruskin, James'Huston, Hollis Grubb, Charles Cooley, joe Denning, Edward Guinn, Robert Berdyck, Robert Martin, jack Nelson, john Lange, Adam Boraski, Ralph Thompson, Kenneth Filing, Eugene Eyler. Second Row: Donald -Ripley, Asst. Coach, Louis juillerat, Asst. Coach, Frank Barber, Richard Bxllell, Carl Bullock, john Ewart, Harold Clark, julian Johnson, Paul Aust, John Griffith, Donald Georgeoff, David Novkov, John Watson, Asst. Coach, Carl Spessard, Coach. Third Row: john Scafidi, Edward Beam, Francis Berdyck, Ted McCaslin, jack Schumacher, Warren Anderson, William Micochero, William Brown, George Bartel, Charles. Car- ruthers, Mgr. Fourth Row: Lee Ocker, Robert Johnstone, Neil Hulick, David Tinker, Richard Ashurst, William Monteith, Roy Andrews, Earl McAfee, Dale Foland, Charles Bond, Frank james, Mgr. First Row: lower fleft to rightj Bill Cropley, Ray Radonivitch, Mike LaCasella, Harold Mellinger, jerry Kerr, Mil- ton Guinn, Ronnie Kerns, Bob Krantz, Bruce Costill, Dick Duncan, jim Mace. Second Row: Coach Hinkle, Rich- ard Pailadino, jack Rainey, Bob Howell, Kenny Elton, Ed Smolk, Willis Hyde, Bob Bittinger, Harley Wyant, Don Hulick, Coach Loughridge. Third Row: Manager Fred Heath, Bill Payton, 'joe Brislinger, Carl Winifeld, Ed Hughes, Don Brown, Lowell Busick, Charles Stoltz, jim Steiner, Manager jake Dolan. Not showni Assistant Coach Disbro, Manager joe Feil. The Freshman football team at C. F. H. S. made a creditable showing this season by winning 4, losing 2. The team showed that there are a lot of boys who bear watching in the future and definitely will give C. F. H. S. something to cheer for in future years. The coaching was in the hands of james Loughridge and Clarence Hinkle with assistance from Bob Disbro. SWIM TEAM First Row: Cleft to rightj john Wagner, Phillip Bordenkircher, John Buettner, Chester Tripplett, Dougles Fer- gusson. Second Row: Coach Carl Spessard, William Roush, Robert Feucht, james Fergusson, Robert Nicol, Coach Robert Cameron. One of the most active numbers of the Athletic squads this year was our swim team, Coach Bob Camerson urged the boys to six straight winsg the boys then were defeated by St. Vincent. Then a superior and experienced Buchtel team was topped by ours and three teams tied for the Championship. At Columbus, Ohio, john Buettner placed seventh in the state for the 100 yd. back stroke. The' relay team was disqualified when jack Wagner was hurt practicing tumble turns. The team placed eighth in the district meet. Buettner placed fourth in the district with the 100 yd. back stroke and the 200 relay team placed fourth. VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD First Row: Qleft to rightj Donald Hulick, Angelo Antognoli, jack Nelsen, Dale Foland Earl McAfee, David Novkov, Steven Wolford, james Liles, Wm. Cobb. Second Row: Ward Casper, Wm. Froelick, Richard Boggs, Kenneth Noland, Jack Rainey Robert Mason, Howard Barden. Third Row: Benjamin Weaver fAss't Coachj, Edmund Hughes, Donald Wogan, Theodore Vandevier. Falls vs. Falls vs. Falls vs. Falls vs. Falls vs. Falls vs. Falls vs. Falls vs. Thomas Edison ..... john Hay ..,. Euclid Shore ...... East Liverpool ..... Western Reserve .... .......1O-34 .......26-20 5-37 .......11-2.7 .......15-31 john Adams ...... ...... 1 2yZ'27w Garfield Heights .... ...,.... 1 8-26 Shaker Heights ..,..............................,,........,..........,. 11-27 Bill Cobb - 11-A-MV! pts. out of 40 possible Wrestling returned to C. F. H. S. this year with Clarence Major Hinkle at the helm The Tigers in returning to the wrestling wars after a hve year lay-off did not have a successful season but as Coach Hinkle puts it you cannot expect a successful season with green boys. The Tigers won one match, while dropping seven. Bill Cobb, pint-sized junior, led the team with 34M pts. out of a possible 40 BASEBALL l First Row: f left to rightj James Starcher, Mgr., Roy Emerson, Mgr. Second Rows Eugene Dominic, jack Bernhart, Richard Gidley, Joe Denning, Gerald Hart, William Chaboudy. Third Row: Raymond Domonic, Glenn Smith, .William Nostrand, Richard Oberdofer, Don Rexroad. Fourth Row: Coach Spessard, Bob Harrison, Duane Scott, Gerald Wolfe, Coach Hinkle. The baseball team last year didn't get in the Playoffs. It tied for fourth place in the first round with Buchtel, each winning four and losing three. Buchtel got in the play- off by winning the flip of the coin. Falls in the second round won 5 and lost 2, ending the season in third place, behind Garfield and East. Falls lost only three regulars last season, Eugene Dominic, jack Bernhart and Bill Chaboudy. Falls will have a new coach this year in Don Ripley. There is also talk of having a Reserve baseball team made up of Freshmen and Sophomores. The team was led in batting by Eugene Dominic with .393 average and Don Rexroad with .363 average. F The Falls team also played together last summer and came in third in the State in American Legion Ball and should have a good chance to go somewhere this year. L.. . . ... ., , -A-'uii-- GOLF fLeft to rightj Percy Grenfell, Al Mathews, john Lange, Charles Cooley, Charles Ruskin. Once more the C. F. H. S. golf team brought back the Western Reserve Cham- pionship. This 1947 team, under the di- rection of Frank Anderson of the Falls Y, won 15 games, forfeited one to Buchtel, and tied Garfield. 'Ir TRACK TEAM First Row: fleft to rightj Eugene McCul- lough, Jack Schumacher, james Liles, Kenny Filing, Fred Felton. Second Row: Carl Fuerst, Robert Martin, John Griffith, Robert Budyck, Coach Juil- lerat. Absent from the picture are: james Huston Charles Cooley, Richard Shoults. Introduced to Falls 'High last spring, was a track team. It proved inspiring and suc- cessful in respect to setting ideals for the coming year, although the team was not successful in respect to winning track meets. Carl Fuerst brought glory to C. F. H. S. by claiming third position in the state for the 440 yd. dash and earning a scholarship to Ohio State University. ir TENNIS TEAM Front Row: Cleft to rightj Richard Shoults, Don Shorty Mitrovitch. Back Row: Coach Watson, Ed Massic, Ron- ald Damerow, jack DeBuvitz. A little known athletic activity is the tennis team, coached by W. Watson. Three veterans returned for the 1947 season. They are jack DeBuvitz, Roland Damerow, and Dick Shoults. VARSITY BASKETBALL Q T24 Af , ,. f . , W. am W A GE an ft 84 4 aw, V ,.,. M f, 1 First Row: fleft to rightj George Walton, Coach Watson, Percy P. Grenfell. Second Row: John Hester, Robert Martin, joseph Ware, Daniel Brady, john Cartwright, Donald Rexroad, Robert Harrison, Captain, Kyle Worrall. The 1947-48 edition of the C. F. H. S. basketball team ended the season with the record of 8 and 9 Although this is not a too impressive record the Tigers won 5 out of 6 Western Reserve League contests to become champs. Coach Watson had an inexperienced team to work with and because of this the Bangels were both hot and cold. Lack of height was another one of the problems confronted by Coach Watson. Tallest member of his starting line-up was Jerry Wolfe at 6 ft. 1 in. and two other boys who hit 6 ft. were Bob Harrison and Joe Ware. The Cagers tournament hopes were crushed by Wadsworth, who came out on top by the score of 40 to 38. Falls led throughout the greater part of the game but faltered in the second half and failed to regain the lead. Credit should go to Coach Watson and his 1947-48 team for bringing another championship to Falls. RESERVE BASKETBALL First Row: Cleft to rightj Angelo Minardi, Russell Thomas, D. B. Ripley, Robert Watkins, Mgr., Glenn Buss, Alan Smith. Second Row: Robert Warmuth, john Griffiths, jack DeBuvitz, Dave Wright, jack Schumacher, Richard Gidley, Bruce Truby, james Taylor. The C. F. H. S. reserve basketball team showed the future opponents of the Tigers . that they will have their hands full. The reserves showing an exceeding smartness in play and experience breezed through their 16 game schedule winning 14 and dropping two. This is a credit to the coaching ability of Don Ripley who led these boys, mostly freshmen and sophomores, to one of the most successful seasons ever enjoyed by a C. F. H. S. reserve squad. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First Row: upper fleft to rightj B. Montieth, J. Scafidi, H. Harmon, L. Graham, B. Anquillare. Second Row: Coach juillerat, T. McCaslin, J. Kerr, R. Andrews, D. Stallard, B. Krantz, 1. Orth, B. Botzum. Sophomore basketball was inaugurated at C. F. H. S. this year for boys who were not quite good enough to play reserve ball. The junior Tigers were a credit to the school by winning live and losing five against the varsity squads of class B schools. They were coached by Louis juillerat. First Row: lower Cleft .to rightj Coach Loughridge, john Straley, William Cropley, Donald. Gschwind, Ronald Kearns, Donald Iacobacci, Robert Heyburn, James Steiner. Second Row: Robert Miller, Mgr., Frank Ostrander, Gor- don Henninger, Harold Costill, Don Clark, Thomas Leach, Ronald Moncrief. Third Row: james Ruby, Richard Little, Emmett Housley, William Knipger, Frank Taylor. ' The 1947-48 C. F. H. S. freshman basketball team had a record almost the same as the varsity in winning seven and losing seven. They showed a lot of promise and were progressing steadily at the end of the season under the able coaching of james Loughridge. EPXTUQES pi k- 1 I I Q 1.7 II 175 IIII 'IIE :uni ' 5555 :gunz nu uu- ' QPPQRTUNITY D ix xx xx f 1 Y E e 2 . EL- DRIVING CQURSE This year C. F. H. S. has added a driver's course to its curricula. This course, co-sponsored by the American Legion, the American Automobile Association, and various car manufacturers in co-operation with Louis B. juillerat, endeavors to teach the students to be careful, efficient drivers. It consists of two hours a week spent in driving and the remaining hours in class work. To pass the course the student is required to take a rigid driving test, a depth perception test, visual acuity test, and a simple reaction test. VISUAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT First Row: fleft to rightj Bill Cobb, Bill Parthe, Bob Johnstone, Ronnie Greenwood, Bob Simmons. Second Row: Mr. Shank, Dave Bowers, jerry Hurd, Dean Haney, Robert Runkle. Third Row: jerry Lowe, Alan Robinson, jack Henry, Ralph McMillen, Donald Blundell. The Visual Education Department at Falls High is composed of High School boys who are selected because they are doing above average school work, are trustworthy, and are interested in Visual Aids work. The staff is under the capable direction of Mr. E. L. Shank who also directs the grade schools' Visual Aids program. The principal duty of the boys is to operate the movie projectors in the projection room where the teachers bring their classes to make use of the Visual Aids. During the football season the Department furnished sound equipment in Clifford Stadium and also supplied the music for several of the after game dances. On several occasions the Department has operated movie and sound equipment for various civic organizations. During the inclement winter weather of 1947 the boys on the Staff revived the noon movie program. It was so successful that this year it was enlarged and operated for a longer period of time. New equipment recently obtained for the Department's use included 16 mm sound movie projectors, projection screens, strip nlm machines, a library of strip films, and two new speakers which were installed in the auditorium. These purchases gave the De- partment a huge boost in its ever expanding program. .4 W E-..-....k,., , A V M--. 19- L. .Y THE HEALTH PROGRAM A rather extensive health program has been carried on in the Cuyahoga Falls schools this year. For in- stance, several examinations have been given to students to locate or prevent diseases or defects. One examination, given by the nurse, Miss Maxine Carlin, was a check on the hearing of every student. A recheck is now being made on those students whose hearing seems to be defective. Also, eyes have been checked, especially in the grade schools, to find children who need glasses. In the examinations a few heart conditions have been located and cared for. In addition to the health check-ups, the program fur- nishes transportation to and from school to sick children. Calls are made by the nurse and doctor to homes where the children are sick and Dr. R. M. Brady visits each school in the Falls one hour a day, one day a week, thus covering the five schools once a week. Miss Carlin takes care of minor complaints or illnesses that occur during the day at school. A record of the health of each student is kept on file by this health department. In addition to the work of the nurse and doctor, a body building class has been started by our new football coach, Don Greenwood. The class is open to all boys who wish to have healthier bodies and it aims to put them in better condition for sports, especially football. Another new health class that is being tried here for the first time is a social hygiene class taught by Dr. Eunice Carter. This class is for the girls of the Eleventh and Twelfth grades and is held once a week during study periods. The course con- sists of seven lectures about social and personal health problems. FIRE DRILL mons back to iwork. 77 A er' 'l- Clang-clang! Clang-clang! Clang-clang' Another fire drill! Out we go, quietly quickly and orderly, to await the sum GUIDANCE The Guidance Department is an office just started in September 1947 and is under the direction of Mr. R. B. Heuser. The purpose of this department is to help all grade school pupils decide what course and subjects to take in High School. Any High School student may seek help about deciding upon a vocation that is best suited for him and determin- ing what subjects he will need to'take in High School and College. The Guidance office, now in 306 at the High School, is to be located in the new building. ,M M, N - nn- . V MANHOCDD AND WOMANHOOD CUPS Eligibility rules for the Pinkerton Manhood Cup and the Rowena Ross Womanhood Cup, as set down by a committee composed of Mr. DeWitt, Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Pinkerton, and several of George Pinkerton's classmates Qjan. '47j are as follows: 1. A student must be active in sports or music. 2. A student must have been a member in good standing for two years in any two clubs. 3. A candidate must recognize his relation to God and his responsibility as a man or woman. He must satisfy this requirement by presenting evidence that he is a member of some organized church. 4. A candidate must give evidence of stability and responsibility by his conduct, attend- ance, and punctuality in school. g The candidate who fills the requisites given above and whose academic record is the highest will receive the honor of having his name engraved on the manhood or womanhood cup. From the june '47 class, Don Eckert and Ruth Paul were given the honor. As the initial winners, they were the first to have their names inscribed on the cups. The winners from the class of Jan. '48 are Ardis Burroughs and james Taylor. f Ardis Burroughs and james Taylor fulfilled the requirements for having their names en- graved on the Manhood and Womanhood cups in january 1948. To Ruth Paul, and Donald Eckert fell the honor of being the first to have their names engraved on the Manhood and Womanhood cups in june 1947. .4-1-in-. HONORS AND AWARDS L. JANUARY HONOR STUDENTS, left to right fseatedj JoAnn Brunner, Harriet Ackley, Phyllis Stroupg fstanclingj Richard Cunningham, Ardis Burroughs, Hedvika Lucas. Janet Geister, 11-A, received 3500 and a trip to Washington for her prize winning entry in the Voice of Democracy contest. While in Washing- ton she was introduced to the President and received her prize money from Attorney General Tom Clarke. Falls High was honored by receiving 350 for conducting the best campaign for a safe Halloween. The representatives and leaders of the campaign were Phyllis Higley, james Bales, and Bob Martin. ,f-Nfx K z Cd Eg 'f' ' f lj E22 E jig ,DOW L. K Q5 ms WM gf 'i .2, f W ,QM WW'O9W7WM,sff'Mi Q 'W 4 WP f f , Qffgqyfyfyq MPy5AWiV Mgpmglifjyygfy, X X9 69 . - , 4 ' . ' f J ' Q X . YR ffofwlffjfgffw X' 'I X' M 0 Vfffix Hiffgi fdmf-vb ffgjjpw X ?XX il 51 X!! If x x K QM? 'jZfji?fMk?7 RXVW 'AMR ylgrjwbgi X M QR F WW ff gem! x M 'gfgx Si X off, My W 1- 94-...yy 7?n'M'hf wi if A J ,f fvzff' ffa 7?-'fgffq W f o E0d.1IQ2!f.iw1-4 dqjwjf MQQQI-QQ' C9 , I ' I - A Q 5 o Q X 9 Ka val X X 1 O Q rc. I I 'V i014 -, N X ,' Rqfolflf, uncertain. 1, XX X , 7:-4-1- '2, A mdw f f fM0QMfQ,ffq6W sg K ,,Q W4Q2 Wypww Exidjgfwb f 0 ,QQXQSTX 0,1 fx7,,,1Lg' ., ,fgaf -Q fgE,Q 9 QQX ? V QQ Q, WNW UQ' WQWWV3 VJ QS Q'2 ,,4 , wk gwspgbi w' ! ??,,P 'E RM L1 gf X, , Sw'DN'bZzfff foyjjff VJ V vin Q1 W wwf V QP 11' My Zgoilfnei' W HWQL ,dfffwwffwfk '? QW fjf . k N gf H fncgfUnMfJ A I 1941 QF ,FAQ fgjx? m MA A Um,-4 We, the advisers and yearbook staff, wish to offer our sincere thanks and appreciation to the many people and organizations that have so greatly aided us in editing and making a success of the 1948 Cuyahogan. We would like to thank especially the M. O'Neil Company of Akron, C. A. Caperon, Jr., Mr. Roberts, Ardis Burroughs and Betty Adams for all the time and assistance they have given us in photography. We extend our deepest appre- ciation to Mr. DeWitt for his cooperation, advice and assistance in all the things we have requested of him, to the teachers and club advisers for their splendid assistance, and to the merchants and business men of the city for their generous contributions. Last, but definitely not least, we wish to express a feeling of sincere gratitude to the student body whose confidence, coopera- tion and financial backing has been a great and helpful factor in the preparation of the 1948 Cuyahogan. IQVERTI S1 M Q 1' '. 1: .-- -.- ..- ..- .. El EE: ::' .- ! 1, 1 1 l , f If 1 l H 1 Q ull 11: - :IIS 'l QV' OQETUNITYIMID x Qx I ' xl fx X X5 f E-Lxx :WRX H192 I IH if I Xl Ex xl , v u X X X If I I I' E! , Q RADIOS 1 PAINT APPLIANCES HARDWARE GIFTWARE WALLPAPER IIOUSEWARES BUILDERS SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS Si'iQ:'Ef-fI'I 'f f4' PLUIvIEIN'G SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES TOYS AND GAMES WALIRIDGE IIBI rn: MA CKENROTH co 2252 FRONT ST., CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Treva F rock Shoppe COATS - SUITS - DRESSES Blouses - Sweaters and Purses Lingerie Complete Line of I I I 1 m a n d y s Ladies' Ready to Wear Corner State Road and Broad Blvd. WA-9122 2103 Front Street SW-1316 . Congratulations Alhclmbfe AFC'-'ide Thanks for giving us a start! Mrs. Treva Humphreys, Owner and Manager We hope to keep Seeing You and serving You TRUMAN AUTO PARTS MODERN WHOLESALE - RETAIL AUTOMOTIVE PARTS MACHINE SHOP AND ACCESSORIES SERVICE WA-5219 SEAT COVERS 'I824 Front Street Cuyahoga FaIIs, Ohio MARY COYLE 329 W. Poriage Trail . Candies - Ice Cream - Sandwiches COLOR WORK CATALOGUES BOOKLETS OFFSET WORK OFFICE FORMS THE F. W. ORTH CO. ,,,,, ,,,, GERB's PHARMACY ,HE G. Wayne Wallace 1668 State Road SMITH SUPPLY PHARMACY Sw ' '3 co. May we compound your prescriptions Prescription Druggist The Burgan-Hibbard-Miller 443 Chestnut Blvd. Company Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 124-126 Portage Trail WA-2014 The Hardware, Paint and Garden Store Sporting Goods Electrical Appliances 1854 Front St. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Traver F. Smith, Pres. Authorized Representatives International Harvester Co. Galion Iron Wks. 8. Mfg. Co. Buy Your Milk and lce Cream at LAWSON'S 2401 Front St. CHAS. BOYD School of tl'1sDance as 2207 Second Street 45' Next ON T vit-We HE School Jeweler to the Falls Theatre WA-1612 Compliments 6 OI' 0 Th s 1 Sh Do You P P Know lrving Klein that Your 2173 From Slreel Singer Sewing Machine cuyahog' Falls I Covers buckles MODEL PLANES, Makes belts Und M A I R at bunonholes Portage and Front Jewelry and Records WA-3622 2103 Front St. Does hemstitching 24 HOUR SERVICE 216-1 Front St. WA-8886 The Tower Studio 122 Broad Blvd. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Congratulations Graduates Graduation Gifts Minardi's Grocery Store Grant and Tenth Sts. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Part Accessories Y Dunhill Cosmetics Hertzler Gardner Shoe Cards for every occasion 6 Handmade Jewelry Bottomley 2146 From SL The Candle Center of Wallpaper, Paints and Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Cuyahoga Falls Linoleum 2156 from Sf. FLORSHEIM SHOES The Weller Funeral Home Exclusively Owned and Operated By Cuyahoga Falls Residents R. Lee Goodyear and William H. Degnon Directors Compliments of Lillian Rockeieller's FANCY PASTRIES 1671 State Road TllE HOME Allll liAllllEll MART 1752 State Road Supplies of Color for the Home Inside and Out WA-1185 Congratulations and Best Wishes to all FALLS HIGH GRADUATES THOMPSON PCNTIAC, INC. Sales - 1908 Front St. Service -2471 Front St. WA-2164 WA-7046 Cgngfqfulqfigng from HIGHER scones THE KLEIN CO Visit and Enioy an Evening at 2115 Front Street Cuyahoga Falls y 1861 FRONT ST. Men's and Boys' Wear Phone WA-0890 Cuyahoga Falls, O. Since 1899 12 Beautiful Brunswick Alleys WA-3423 compliments of it F. VV. Woolworth Co. , .,., --I, Iones' Product of General Motors Confectionery Candy Homemade Ice Cream O L D S M O B I L E Lunches SIXES - EIGHTS Hess 6. Gueutal, Inc. The Friendly Firestone Store 2152 Front St. C yqhoga Fans WA-6461 WA-1197 1836 Fourth Sr. FALLS PHARMACY 2109 FRONT STREET for School Supplies Drugs and Prescriptions Photo SUPPlies Capital Finance Corporation 2080 Front Street WA-1126 Above Krogers W. G. Wertz, Prop. WA-2546 CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO It pays to shop at the Falls Department Store for price and quality of ladies' and children's wear Falls Department Store 2091 FRONT STREET WA-3321 Compliments of Handy Baking Co. ' 1114 Portage Trail In Cuyahoga Falls it's RALPH CRCSBY'S Store for Men and Boys The Place to Go For the Names You Know Congratulations Falls High Graduates from State Road Over 30 Years of Service HCI1'ClWCI1'e and SUPPIY The Wayne Agency Co. Company Mortgage Loans - Real Estate 1658 State Road at Chestnut Blvd. Insurance D. S. Albertson - Geo. B. Kirk R. E. Albertson 2055 FRONT ST. Congratulations Graduates of 1948 Thorp Greenhouses 1301 Sackett Avenue WA-6042 WA-6042 Mrs. Catherine Cameron announces the opening of the CAMERON BEAUTY SALON 2101 Front Street in the new Arcade Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio WAlbriclge 5376 lformerly Modern Beauty Shopl Arcade Bowling Lanes 2105 Front Street CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1948 And Best Wishes to All Members of Cuyahoga Falls High School WA-1646 Alhambre Bldg. Arcade ,,si.iE-at sims., C, And When . YOUR OWN HUMEL That hme Comes - - - --1- THINK 01' LONG S n e f0f f 1119 fufnlfufe ,.Q etr L ere ' L et inrrer t im XC iiomnsij' LgQILUf 2' ff A ': S 2'1':Q :iQ 1 2 1 fig. U LONG' -- . V S . if Z 'fit -1- 'Him 'wiiiii Eiiiiilimi- '- I ayf 0- Ten Pin Lanes Open and League Bowling Air Conditioned 1773 State Rd. Phone WA-2850 CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Ideal Cleaners 2164 Front Street WA-2222 THE AKRON PRESFORM MOLD COMPANY 2038 Main , Street Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio F. H. Sours ci Son, Inc. M. W. EYLER 2106 Manchester Rd. SHerwood 4926 AKRON 14, OHIO Congratulations and Best Wishes to Graduates of the Class of 1948 F rank R. Schoner, Inc Real Estate and Insurance 2419 FRONT STREET The Public Be Pleased Compliments of LEVINSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE ' Es1qblished1916 ' 7 2231 FRONT 'STREET 173 .fi Compliments of Leiter Hardware Co. 'A l Compliments of it The A it Ideal F rocks Falls Saving 6. Loan ASSOCiCIiiOI1 Althoen Beauty Shop lsafety for Savings Since 'l888l OHIO THEATRE BLDG' ' State Road WA-2525 . COMPLIMENTS OF ROY FLOYD leannette's ,,,,,,, GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Hallmark Greeting Cards 2204 FRONT sr. Falls Restaurant Patronize Our Advertisers -C ,C ii- -?.i,i- I Truly a Funeral Home Q i Overlooking the Beautiful Church Park i at Stow Avenue and Third Street Invalid Coach Emergency Ambulance WM. D. REID Managing Director WA-1313 Exclusive two tone manual organ V ,.',, , H Wm The Falls Engineering and Machine Company Manufacturers ot V-Belt Molds and Special Machinery Extends Best Wishes to Cuyahoga Falls High School , Students and Alumni Everywhere Good Luck W fdrffllwrr' W' Y 'Y 'W Y Falls High Students and Congratulations to The 1948 Graduates Henry Goodwin, Inc. QUALITY MEATS 3 stones IN THE ACME SUPERMARKETS 2128 Front sr. wA-6411 t s. Main at wslbefh nd. PA-1464 1056 s. Main sf. BL-osia , Wm .,,. Y- ..-V ,VA,.7 km