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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1949 volume:

i 5 v4 'A 5 3 3 I 1 CUWH-I0 PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASSES OF CUWXHUGIX FALLS HIGH SBHUUL U49 DEDICATION We fondly dedicate this book to Mr. Gilbert Roberts. We hope in this small way to show our heartfelt thanks to a man who has labored so untiringly to give us the best which education has to offer. Mr. Roberts has served the school sys- tem of Cuyahoga Falls for twenty- nine years as teacher, principal and superintendent. This year he again resumed his teaching duties as head of the history department. His hu- mor, wit, and bits of advice, along with hisi presentation of history, have made room 213 dear to his senior history students. For these reasons and many more we dedi- cate our book to Mr. Roberts, a marvelous teacher, a wonderful man, a true friend. Mr. Roberts in class Mr. Gilbert Roberts X 9ffXXnlSTRHTID Q '7 QQDUHTES Pages 6--7 xl 'bqqes 1849 Q9 QXC- and D125 W We 2 .A . mm, h if pdqes 8 9 f-29 V, Q. .HE 'bdqe s 46 7 s 110411 4'-65 QsvG,RTf,Sf0 pages X-1 N! ff? 14 K I X A D 4925 zoo -101 X X A 7 WV ,jul s , Q, K3 ' f'-.gf q'ff,,'P A., J, xfxl -- f ' , f ' f an LJ' fil' vf' ' 1 I 1 I 1 1 2 'f F f af A STR TID THE BOARD OF EDUCATION mein wdddiii- Left to right: Mr. Cooper, Clerk-Treasurer, Mrs. Whitacre, Mr. Nichol, President Mr. Gracia, Dr. Stein. We especially wish to express our thanks to the Board of Education because it provides the fundamentals, such as teachers, buildings, and books for out edu- cation. This group is composed of five citizens, elected for a term of two years. It meets with the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent of schools twice a month to form the policies for guiding the school affairs of our community. We realize thot an increase in enrollment and the high cost of living have greatly multiplied the problems which these citizens face and that their job is by no means an easy one. 8 ADMINISTRATICN MR. BODE Superintendent MR. STEINHAUER MR. DeWlTT Assistant Superintendent High School Principal 9 DEANS A Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis MR. HOWARD D. SAUER, B. S. Wooster College: Akron Univ. Acting Principal Tenth grade sponsor Business Manager of Year Book Mr. Howard D. Saurer, Dean of Boys, has many important duties. Besides having charge of boys' attendance, he schedules classes and studies for ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade boys and eleventh grade girls. He has charge of all disciplinary 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 at- tention of the principal any matter that may improve the business of education at Cuyahoga Falls High School. MRS. ELIZABETH I. ELLIS. B. S. Kent State: Akron Univ.: Ohio State Psychology Dean of Girls Student Council adviser Ninth grade sponsor Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis is our Dean of Girls. As such, she has charge or girls'f attendance. She carries out any proiects that may improve the standards and opportunities for girls. She also is responsible for scheduling ninth and tenth grade girls. Mrs. Ellis has general supervision over the activities of girls during the lunch per- iod. She must be present on those evenings that school groups entertain to help with matters of discipline. Mrs. Ellis certainly ought to be com- mended for filling so well the position of mother to the girls of Cuyahoga Falls High School during school hours. Mr. Howard D. Saurer MRS- MARY H- CARTER- B- S- Ohio Swfe Mns. ADA MAE BENDER, B. s. Kent same Univ- Western Reserve. Colorado Univ. Library Music English Ninth grade sponsor Ninth grade sponsor B. W. Club adviser Girls' Physical Education Cheerleader sponsor Eleventh grade sponsor MR. CLINTON B. EMMERICH. B. A. Akron Univ. English Tenth grade sponsor Booster Club adviser MRS. MARIORIE E. CANNON. B. S. Kent State FALLS I FACULTY 1948-49 Mas. ZELLA GRAHAM, Ohio Univ.: Rio MISS HELEN EBF- B- S- Ken' State Grande College Ef1Q1iSh Higigry Algebra English Ninth grade sponsor Ariqhmeiic Y-Teen adviser Study Hall MISS LOUISE FLICKINGER. B. A.. M11 DON A. Gnsrsnwoon. B. s. Univ. of A'ggnlgQ 't C b Um'- Illinois: Western ,Reserve Iolgnalism Er1gliSh Tiger Tales Physical Education Coach Ninth grade sponsor ,I 1 Head ol English Department Elevenih grade sponsor F. T. A. adviser M MISS EVELYN F. HABERKOST. B. S. Kent State Shorthand Typing Office Practice Twelfth grade sponsor MR. I. ALAN HAMMACK. B. S. Kent State: Northwestem Univ. English Speech Dramatic Production Work Twelfth grade sponsor MR. CLARENCE A. HINKLE. B. S. Kent State: Ohio State Univ. Biology Civics Coach Ninth grade sponsor MISS MARGARET E. HOLST. B. A., M. A. Marietta College: Univ. of Pittsburgh Study Hall Tenth grade sponsor Booster Club adviser Teachers' Social Committee 1948-49 MR. CLARENCE R. HENDRICKS, B. A. Ohio Wesleyan: Kent State Acting Assistant Principal Activities Manager Study Hall Acting Dean ot Boys Properties Manager MR. ROBERT B. HEUSER, B. S.. B. A., M. A. Kent State: Ohio State Univ. Guidance FALLS FACULTY I MR. CHARLES S. HOWARD, B. A. University College: Univ. of Toronto Latin Tenth grade sponsor MR. PAUL HUFF, B. S., M. A., Ohio University: Ohio State Arithmetic Tenth grade sponsor MISS IOSEPHINE M. LONG. B. M.. M. A. MRS. VIRGIE P. IRWIN. B. S.. M. A. Ohio Syracuse Univ.: Ohio State Univ.: Ohio State Music Supervisor English A Twelfth grade sponsor Eleventh grade sponsor Godey Club adviser MR. ROBERT A. LEE. B. S. Ohio State: Univ. MR. IAMES S. LOUGHRIDGE, B. A. Wooster of Wisconsin College: Oberlin: Ohio State Chemistry English Science Coach Twelfth grade sponsor FALLS FACULTY 1948-49 MISS MARY L. MCDERMOTT, B. A. Marietta MR. D. IYICCLANAHAN. B. A.. B. S.. M. A College: Duke Univ.: Univ. of Pittsburgh olggogfgzbin Spanish Economics g English Civics Twelfth grade sponsor 'lI3j'-1SiE6ES 1-ZW S - 1 b d - we t gra e sponsor punish C U G Vlser Teachers' Social Committee Ma. nonrzm' N. MCNEA, B. s. Miami Univ. MR. RAYMOND B. MCCUSKEYI B' S. Kem History state Coach Algebra Mathematics 13 Eleventh grade sponsor MR. ALBERT M. MILLER. B. S. Ohio Univ. MR. WADE MOYER. B. S. Akron Univ.: Woodwork Kent State Metal Work MR. STANLEY W. MITTEN. Ashland: Kent Plastics State Writing MRS. MARY L. NEWSTETTER, B. S.. M. A. Spelling Bliss College: Univ. of Pittsburgh Typing Shorthand Office Practice Eleventh grade sponsor 1948-49 FALLS FACULTY MR. IOHN F. MOORE. B. S.. M. S. Univ. of MR- DONALD C. PALM' B. 5' Miami Univ- Virginia: Akron Univ.: Univ. of Michigan Mechanical Drawing Guidance Science MISS MARY O. PATTON, B. A.. B S.. M. S. Camera Club sponsor Hiram College: Univ. of Pittsburgh: Columbia University MISS MAURINE MOTSENBOCKER, B. S. Ball Library State Teachers' College Study HGH English Twelfth grade sponsor Sociology B, W. Club adviser x Ninth grade sponsor F. T. A. adviser i:iis,..,.f.ii ,wi -MQ r - . MISS ESTHER PURDY. B S., M. A. Kent State Guidance Assistant Four-Square Club adviser MRS. MARIAN T. RAUSCH, B. A. Hiram College French English Eleventh grade sponsor French Club adviser FALLS FACULTY I , 5-Qfg, - me .1454 iii 1' .. 1 5 . gig -.wifes li' ?f'1.Q'i-ai in ,A gg ' I i Lx- :T.5'tZ-iii:'f5??Siljj , f tzsS1f4:f::r2i5 ft? 1 tr'igi5Q:fi.g,l'ii5Qfi?f ., ' ' ,f1w:,ff.,-f.,ff..,t .s ,, i.,, ., .,,.., ., k ,.- 5 K, . ,.,,,,,,,,, ,eg . .. .W i.i. My . MR. GILBERT ROBERTS, B. S. Kent State: Ak- ron Univ.: Univ. of London School of Economics History Social Studies Head ol History Department Twelfth grade sponsor MRS. BERTHA S. ROCKWELL. B. A.. M. A. Akron Univ.: Kent State: Univ. of Chicago History Tenth grade sponsor MR. ARTHUR P. PEEBLES, B. S., M. A. Ohio State: Duke Univ.: Westren Reserve Univ Geography Ohio History Civics Eleventh grade sponsor MRS. HARRIET B. PIGOTT, B. A., M. A. Akron Univ.: Columbia Univ. Latin Ninth grade sponsor Latin Club adviser 1948-4B MR. ROYAL O. REYNOLDS, B. S.. M. A. Kent State: Western Reserve lnstrumental Music Eleventh grade sponsor MR. DONALD B. RIPLEY, B. S. Kent State Driving Coach Eleventh grade sponsor MISS PEARL F. RONGONE. B. S.. M. A. MRS. FRANCES SPENCE. B.S.. Kent U. Kent Sldie History Arithmetic Arithmetic MISS SALLIE M. SEARS, B. A.. M. A. Ohio Wesleyan: Ohio State English Twelfth grade sponsor F. T. A. sponsor Year Book adviser MR. CARL D. SPESSARD. B. A. Akron Univ Civics Supt. of Physical Education Tenth grade sponsor Teachers' Social Committee Coach 1948-49 FALLS FACULTY MR. EUGENE L. SHANK, B. State History Visual Education Twelfth grade sponsor MRS. DORIS R. SIDNELI., B. Mather Sewing Home Living Honor Society adviser Twelfth grade sponsor S.. M. A. Kent S. Flora Stone MRS. ALBERTA L. THOMPSON. B. S. Miami Univ. Foods Home Living Tenth grade sponsor Teachers' Social Committee MR. IOHN W. WATSON, B. S. Kent State Physical Education Coach Ninth grade sponsor MR. EARL R. WELKER. B. S. Kent State: Ohio L. D. WATSON. B.S.. M.S.: Southern Ill. State Teachers College: University of State Ill.: Akron U. Geometry Biology TfiQ0f10m9TfY Tenth grade sponsor Twelfth grade sponsor MR. IAMES T. WEBER. B. A.. M. A. Ohio MR. LESTER A. WHEATLEY. B. A. Washington Wesleyan: Ohio State and Iefferson Univ.: Ohio Univ. GGFIQGH Science Enghsh physics Ninth grade sponsor Eleventh grade sponsor FALLS FACULTY 4 MRS. ORA F. ZIMMERMAN. 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SENIOR BABY-SITTERS Front row: fl. to r.t Miss Long, Mrs Sidnell, Miss Patton, Miss Haber- kosf, Miss McDermott, Miss Sears Second row: Mr, Welker, Mr. Lee, Mr Roberts, Mr. Hammock, Mr. Shank Mr. McClanahan. 1 Mildred lMilliel Bennett, Psychologist or Social Worker, Lincoln School, Booster, l, 2, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, Four Square, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Glee Club, 3, F. T. A., 4, Talking and laugh- ing. Richard lDickl Bissell, To be a good draftsman and live in Canada, Grant School, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, Camera Club, 4, Working on farms, and writing to Chuck Caruthers. Eunice lEunyl Black, Social Worker and Akron U., Stow School, Ofiice Assistant, 2, 3, 4, Collecting dogs and Teddy bears. Jackson l.lakel Boltz, Make lots of money, Lincoln School, Reading most anything. JANUARY CLASS Lee lPatl Allen, Aeronautical Engineering, Crawford School, Student Council, l, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 4, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 4, Private Flying. Kathryn lKatyl Altfather, Have a career and be suc- cessful and happy, Lincoln School, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 2, Four Square, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Aqua Deb, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Chorus, l, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, Drama Club, 2, Office Assistant, 4, Anything that's fun and Pennsylvania. Anita lNital Anquillare, To travel, Jackson School, Booster, 2, 3, Senior Y-Teen, 3, 4, Dancing and Driv- ing. Richard lDickl Arnold, Doctor lSurgeonl, Forest Hill School, Horses. Amy Lou lAmy Wool Baker, Office work, Grant School, Photographs and Chuck Moneypenny. Sydney lSidl Baker, Money, Money, Money, etc., Broad School, Band, l, Making friends. 21 Adam lPolockl Boraski, To be happy, Finley School, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, President ,4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club, l, 2, Football, 2, 3, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, Junior Class Committee, 3, Laugh- ing and studying. ' Faye lFaysiel Carter, To become a buyer for depart- ment stores, Busch School, Michigan, Booster, 2, 3, Aqua Debs, 3, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Dancing, Wayne and Don Fenney. John lJackl Cartwright, To be a band leader, Broad School, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 2, Yice-President, President, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Boost- er, l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 4, Junior Class Committee, 3, Band, l, 2, 3, Manhood Cup, Catching Flies. Betty lBetty Joi Crago, To be a good wife and mother, East School, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, 'Y-Teen, 3, 4, F. T. A., 4, President, 4, Girls' Trio, 4, Operetta, 4, For Her Che-iId's Sake, Head of costumes, 4, Reading, draw- ing, and eating. .loan lJoaniel Davis, Be successful, Broad School, Four Square, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, President, 4, Aqua Debs, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Having fun. Joseph lMoosel Denning, To inherit 50 million dol- lars, Lincoln School, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, i, 2, Pinball ma- Verne lDonutsl Donnet, Be an admiral in the Navy, Broad School, Booster, 4, Cars and money. ' Patricia lStinkyl Durant, Nurse, Grant School, Latin Club l, 2, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, lib- rary Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Treasurer, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Class Secretary, 4, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, Junior Class Committee, 3, All-Girl Choir, 3, Driving, The Gang, and Jerry. Herbert lHerbl Ferguson, Bop-man or architect, East School, Camera Club, 4, Photography and sleeping. Nancy lFitcheIl Fickel, To be happy and successful, East School, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Chorus, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Visit- ing interesting places in Akron. 22 chines and Mr. McClanahan's Economics Class. Helen, Hensler, Interior decorating, East School, Y Teen, 4, Honor Society, 4, Secretary, 4, Four Square 4, F. T. A., 4, Drawing. I James lJiml Hillegas, To be a successful undertaker, Grant School, Treasurer of Class, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, President, 4, Junior Class Committee, 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 4, Booster, l, Football, l, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, Keeping track of a certain mousy-haired girl. Patricia lPatl Hinchee, Teaching, Broad School, All- Girl Choir, 2, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Drama Club, 2, Aqua Debs, 4, Library Club, 3, 4, .lun- ior Class Committee, 3, Bridge, The Gang, and knitting. ' Kenneth lKenl Hollow, Television shows, Crawford School, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Chaplain, 3, Booster, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, Collect sport magazines and driving. Gerald lFlickl Flickinger, Mechanic, Findley School, Hunting. Dale Foland, Wrestling coach, Hemiger School, Foot ball, 3, 4, Wrestling, 3, 4, Booster, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Cooking. I James lErniel Gaffney, Mechanic, East School, Trap ping and skating. Barbara lBarbl Gilbert, Social Work, Grant School, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Four Square, 3, 4, Booster 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Honor Society, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cap- pella Choir, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 4, Drama Club, 2, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, Womanhood Cup, Bridge, piano, The Gang, and knitting argyles. Percy lPeckl Grenfell, Make a new history book, Lincoln School, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Presi dent of class, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Golf, 3, 4 Opera singing, duet. I Robert lBobl Harrison, Professional baseball, Craw ford School, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Sports. 23 is ., Beverly lBevl Housley, To wait for opportunity's knock, Lincoln School, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 2, Four Square, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Chorus, l, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, Bowling, reading, and Mack. Paul lBiIll Huddleston, Forester, East School, Booster, 2, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Gun collecting. Gerald lJerryl Hurd, Chemist or minister, Crawford School, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Chaplain, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, Latin Club, 2, Student Council, l, Yearbook Stafi, 4, Visual Education, 4. Robert lBobl Jones, To complete college, Broad School, Camera Club, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, Photography. William lBilll Jones, Bop-man, musician, East School, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz sessions. William lBilll Knapp, To make life a wonderful suc- cess, Copley School, Cars and women. Richard lRichl Lautzenhiser, Draftsman or account- ant, Lincoln School, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Dancing and playing saxophone. Joanne lJol Lewis, Telephone operator, Broad School, A Cappella Choir, 3, Godey, 3, 4, Music. William lBilll Lloyd, Bop-man, live in Florida, be a bartender, Sheridan School, Traveling. Joan Lovelace, To become a secretary, East School, Y-Teen, 3, Playing the piano. 24 ng ,.,., , 5-tz mfa. , .v '15,-fzo Q r Rloger lRogl Owen, Make a million running a ca smo, Broad School, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, WA-5489, WA-l 360, WA-3942, WA-0625 WA-3287, WA-3912. Wanita lNital Owen, To live on a farm, East School Square and Round Dancing and playing the piano. Yearbook Staff, 4, Paul lPetel Petersen, Run a lumber mill, East School, Raising pigeons, I Howard lMartyi Parrot, Architectural Engineer, Grant School, Latin Club, 2, 3, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Joyce Marshall, To be a secretary, East School, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Godey, 3, 4, F. T. A., 4, Music. Lowel lMackl McClanahan, Salesman-trade, Grant School, Booster, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Swimming Team, 2, 3, Rifle Team, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Photog- raphy, electricity, mechanics, music. David lBonesl Millin, Deep sea diver, Broad School, Choir, 3, 4, Booster 2, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Operetta, 4, Sr. Boys' Glee Club, 2, Steak sandwiches, and that girl in Stow. Mary Jane lDark eyesl Namsick, To be a model, East School, F. T. A., 3, 4, Swimming, dancing, and traveling. Jack lSwedei Nelson, To see the world, especially Norway, Robinson School, Football, l, 2, 3, Baseball Manager, 3, Wrestling, 3, 4, Junior Class Committee, 3, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, Visiting Firestone Park. Warren lNipi Nipper, Big city racketeer, draftsman, Broad School, Wine, Women, Song, and lots of time. W ' A . ie 5 ,Mg ?s 25 Henry lHankl Pryor, To become an engineer, Broad School, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, Swim- ming and hunting. Dixie lTexasl Pulley, To be a writer, East School, Chorus, l, Horse-racing. A Mary Ruth Roach, Nurse, Glover School, Dancing, swimming, reading. Ruth lBrowniEyesl Romans, To be happy, Broad School, Tiger Tales, Advertising Manager, 4, Honor Society, 4, Collecting photographs and souvenirs. Karl Ruch, Make a million, Allen School, Booster, 4, Baseball, 4, Baseball. Donald lDonl Rupert, To retire at 25, Harris School, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Repairing things. f 4, . pm,- f, iffftgf if -- .. , fsiifii, ,. cg l ,wi I K ,Ak L se Y. N' gs me . -, 1 .w ..vs . .. ., , -,. . -vf- + 5 'ii' . , ',',, Booster, 3, 4, Gambling. Mariorie lMargiel Ruthenberg, To become an inter- ior decorator, Broad School, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir,'3, 4, Latin Club, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Music of all kinds and writing letters to foregin countries. -Donna lKittenl Schaad, House-wife, Crawford School, Booster, l, Cats and Dogs. Frances lFrankiel Scott, Telephone operator, Mar- garet Park School, Band, l, 2, 3, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, Godey, 2, 3, All-Girl Choir, 2, Anything., 26 Charles lBudl Ruskin, To be an athletic supporter, East School, Football, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, Golf, 3, 4, Caroline iCarriel Tanney, To have a career and lead a happy, successful life, Laurall School, California, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 2, Honor Society, 4, All- Girl Choir, 2, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Having a good time and Bill. Harry lToml Thomas, To take Mr. Palm's place Broad School, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2 Baseball, l, 4, Manager, i, Girls. John Uohnnyl Trimble, Engineer, Grant School, Hi Y, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Presi dent, 4, Booster, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Photog raphy. Margaret lPegl Turner, Nurse or gym teacher, Ran kin School, All-Girl Choir, 2, Drama Club, 2, Booster 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Four Squarei 3, 4, Secretary, 4, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, Driv ing, Bridge, The Gang. Jane iJaniel Shook, Own an exclusive restaurant, Grant School, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, latin Club, 2, 3, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Band, i, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President of Band, 4, Maiorette, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 3, All-Girl Choir, 3, Aqua Debs, 4, Drama Club, 2, Camera Club, 4, For Her Che-iId's Sake, 4, Driving a Grubbie DeSoto and photography. Richard iNosel Shoults, Draftsman, Spicer School, Booster, 3, 4, Tennis team, 3, 4, Tennis. Darl lGrandmal Spencer, Become a band leader, going to Florida, Broad School, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band, l, 2, 3, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band, 3, 4, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, Card Tricks and wa ---- 's. Donna lDotl Stewart, To be happy and a success in life, Crawford School, Chorus, l, 2, 3, Booster, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Drama Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, For Her Che-ild's Sake, ' 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Office Assistant, 3, Having fun and T. M. Maude Stuver, Office worker, Margaret Park School, Dancing and reading. Mona Surdam, To be happy, Lincoln School, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Collecting photographs. 27 IN MEMORIAM Robert Evans Cooper November 12, 1931 July 14, 1947 We, the class of January '49, will always re- member Bob for his pleasing personality, his ready humor, and his desire lo make friends. Our faith in Bob was shown by the fact that he was chosen lo serve on our 11-B Class Executive Com- mittee. Therefore, we would like to pay this final public tribute to him by publishing in our section of the yearbook a memorial to a greal QUY, one we will never forget. Robert 1Bobl Walker, To play on a college all-star football team, Forest Hill School, Hi-Y, 1, 3, Basket- ball, 1, 2, Track, 1, 2, Football, 1, 2, 3, Collecting football action pictures. Betty lBettiel Waters, Fashion Design-and textile merchandise, Grant School, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Swing Band, 3, 4, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Y-Teen, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, Junior Class Committee, 3, Aqua Debs, 4, Drama Club, 2, For Her Che-ild's Sake, 4, Vice-President of Senior Class, 4, Music, The Gang, Driving. Robert lBobl Williams, Carpenter, Leggett School, Hunting, skating. Gerald lSqueeksl Wolfe, To be the biggest bookie in the State, Lincoln School, Baseball, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 1, 2, 3,.4, Booster, 2, 3, 4, 2330 Wyandotte. Vincent iVincel Zampelli, Make something out of myself, Jennings School, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 3, Tiger Tales Editor, 4, Girls. 28 ff' is Y. ,J 'F' , ' '22-fs s 'Q sg 2 2 2 , L fi?-r 5 2 YS Axis' if f 32 525 K 1, 'Rafi ,gs f mi M! , , Ss., HZ -,. J,-2 1,-W. Nw 555 3, ., --. .,,.g.,,,,,, 7 .45-.w, . , . .4 4' 5553 f. - .ASh- .lx.f5ifif?f7' -- ,V . -7 ,a:,::q.: -, K . -, , , sf: f . ,tif ' ' i Zil ..il .L Q is ' ,W ,, ,,.L,,A ,.,A , . -'sf 3 1 . Q 1,3 .A K ef is ?1 gl 0 'EQ ,wif ef 45 , Q-rg, ,,, .i',ii!'?,Q A Vwly 5' re. flit' JK' Shirley lBuzzyl Benfield, Be a blues singer and make a couple million dollars, Godey Club, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Men-Swimming-Music, Lincoln Grade School. Lee Anne lLeel Booth, Occupational Therapist, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, President, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Swimming and knitting, Mitchell, South Dakota. I William lBilll Booth, To travel, Dance Club, Loafing, East School. Jean lJeaniel Bormuth, To get married, Band, l, 2, All-Girl Choir, 2, 'A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Bowling, Roller Skating, Seiberling Grade School, Akron, Ohio. 29 JUNE GRADUATES Angelo lAngl Antogonoli, To own an Italian res- taurant or night club with real spaghetti, Wrestling, 4, Collecting old pins and badges, St. Joseph School. John Robert lBobl Arther, Never to take physics again, Hi-Y, 2, Latin Club, 2, Georgia Military Aca- demy, 3, Wine, Women, and Song, Crawford School. Thomas lToml Baker, Race track hotrod driver, Fords and driving them, Lincoln Grade School. Marilyn A lBaldiel Baldwin, To make something of myself, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, Junior Ad Club, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Senior Glee Club, 3, A. D. Carl, Sewing, Wadsworth, Ohio. Shirley lShirll Barker, To someday meet Muzzy face to face, French Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Junior Ad Club, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Good music and books, Lawton Grade School, Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania. Bernard lBerniel Beitman, To flick and not get caught, Los Angeles, California, l, 2, 3, Photograph- ing pretty girls, Rankin School, Akron, Ohio. Louise Bunner, To be a painter, North High School, l, 2, Kownswood, West Virginia. Keith Calvin, Actor, Kent Roosevelt High School, l Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 2, Booster Club, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club., l, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Swimming-Plays, Ravenna Township School Ravenna, Ohio. Joann lJol Carlson, Photographer, Y-Teen 2 3 4- Barbara lBarbl Botzum, First Grade School Teacher Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Chorus, l, Senior Class Play, 4, Tinting pictures Crawford School. i I Wayne lBaIbol Bowen, Machinist, Bantam Football l, Sports, Motorcycling, David Hill Grade School Akron, Ohio. I I David Bowers, President of the United States, Pro iection Staff, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, President, 3 latin Club, 2, 3, Operetta, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Stamps, Grant Street School. I Ralph Bowmaster, To make a million, Going out with a girl, Grant Street School. a professional Basketball, l, Street School, William lBrowniel Brown, To own baseball club, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, Football, 2, 3, Sports, South Main Bowling Green, Ohio. John lBunnyl Buettner, Dentist, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Booster Club lHonoraryl l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Yearbook Staff, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Class President, 4, Swimming Team, l, 2, 3, 4, To find that girl of my dreams, Findley Grade School, Akron, Ohio. .- 'f 'w 'umm 3 I i . li . 3 .22iE'TiF21q4, -7 'il ' ,- -.-'i 34'215i:?.u3-Y ' Je-fa - , . ,2f222:2.ii'gm5j , f ' Y ' gf, -. 5 -4,-,.-4.44 ,,..5z- .- lctum.. ,- v.,:::.ma. , .L rl, ' 1' 21:32:52 asia: z- .. F w ifi? . ' fin .-pil :gags-gig' x -- ' 11' ,,. . ..: Q I .11s.1:'f'f1 tifrtfeifiii Aqua Debs, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Camera Club: 4, Four Square, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, St. Vincent High School, 3, OFfice Assistant, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4 Knitting, Broad Street School. Carol Jean Carpenter, To be a laboratory technician Latin Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Booster Club 2 3 4- Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, H. A. Preston club, 3, 4, Affucfoebsf 3, J ' Ad ci - ' . - unior ub, 4, Honor Society, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Chorus, l, Sports, Craw- ford School. ' 30 4? , li Mary Corey, To be a success, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4 President, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4 Chaplain, 3, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4 All-Girl Choir, 2, Laughing and Telling jokes, Craw ford School. Marilyn Doris lMikel Coulter, Commercial Artist, Godey Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, Breathing, Frick Grade School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Janet Critchfield, To be a nurse, Student Council, l, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, .lack Myers, Bell Avenue School, Wooster, Ohio. Betty Jane lB. .l.l Cross, Teacher, Four Square, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 2, 4, President, 4- Student Council, 3, Secretary, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4 Vice-President, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, All- Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Music, Grant Street School. I I I 31 Barbara lBabsl Carter, To be a model, Going to movies, Kenmore Grade School. Helen lJudyl Casto, To be Mrsg Robert .lames Smith, All-Girl Choir, 2, Writing letters, Highland Park Grade School, Akron, Ohio. Richard lDickl Chaboudy, Professional baseball player, Student Council, l, Baseball, 2, Football, 3, 4, Baseball, Tallmadge, Ohio. Betty lBettsl Chaddock, Be a secretary to a rich man, Y-Teen, 2, French Club, 3, 4, Godey Club, 4, Cadet Band, 2, Band, 3, 4, Flirting, Voris Grade School. Doris lDoriel Clark, To be a dietician on an ocean liner, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Four Square, 3, 4, Camera Club, 4, Honor Society, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Quartet, 3, 4, Dance band and clubs, Broad Street School. William John lBiIll Cobb, To retire, Tiger Tales Staff, l, Yearbook Staff, 3, 4, Wrestling, 3, 4, Sports, North Canton Grade School. I . ' ' gf - t f'fr--is-iifffsqsii , ts tl .. 2 S sf .ml 'tml -0 S W .. if Nw ' sings?-4 r A N. ,gg-5, of -zggcgsr: S 6 3, ,ta 42.532 .V K W N ' Q. sw? J w 0, w t 3... sg.. 4. QW gl? as gy? it 945 A as-ng -K Cs- E' rl rf- ,tetris we 4 wk 1 ,y ag. Q. ...- N si. get K , .-M3321-i X - -'rfftrwf 1 gli-:ff-fg z a g gl . 44 fm is . if S Q - 15? .H , . X ,uit 59' 1. 1- 1. it is or 'K 2 f -.S SV is 2 ff? ,ei str if 4 e Q Q --M gm, xx ,A gg- s, S, Elwggta S, A fr V1 c 4 Pia H3 if 1 .S ,NS-3w,'t fi Si? as - Nancy Cummings, To attend West Point, H. A. Pres- ton Club, 3, 4, Godey Club, 4, Vice-President, 4, Spanish Club, Program Chairman, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Business Manager, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Men, Music, Talking, East School. Jack lLittle Johnl Debuvitz, Be a successful Crosley dealer, Booster Club lHonoraryl, l, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Band, l, 2, Tennis Team, l, 2, 3, 4, Re- serve Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Visiting interesting places, Harris School, Akron, Ohio. f William lBilll Derita, To be a hockey star, Taking things apart and putting them together, St. Joseph School. Ralph lDukel Dickinson, To get a new '48 Road- master yellow fourdoor 'Buick Convertible, Driving, David Hill Grade School, Akron, Ohio. Robert Eugene lRustyl Dill, To be an engineer or draftsman, Band, l, 2, Basketball Manager, 3, Play- ing the trumpet, women, Grant Street School. Raymond lRayl Dominic, Professional baseball play- er, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Football, 4, Booster Club lHon- oraryl, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, St. Joseph School. Edwin lWeederl Donaldson, To be a Wall Street broker, Glee Club, l, Visiting interesting places, Lin- coln School. Ann lAnniel Drake, Primary School Teacher, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, H. A Preston Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Junior Class Executive Committee, 3, Class Sec- retary, 4, Talking, Broad Street School. Judith Uuclyl Falor, To become a social worker, Y- Teen, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, l, 2, Aqua Debs, 3, Col- lecting pennants, Jackson School, Akron, Ohio. Barbara lBarbl Farrar, Nurse, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, Latin Club, 3, Godey Club, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Anything and Everything, Boys, Breck School, lan- caster, Pennsylvania. 32 'Y Q 1 sf14s1efgsief.1.if if- ff .i'lE,'f' s.e: -fi. iiviiiif 121.5-Q--q 1 K.-.L:zfegsefq2T Qfgg'- if'E:?:? f P E I :i5'zTLlyf!Q?g-' 1 tg - 6-iii-t,.-we Qi. Q -F., N, - ,i , ,. K.. .- ,pig ,I sits? X 2 ,QQ 44 S, 'P' me William Roy lSliml Feldman, To become an aviator, To find the girl of my dreams, Grant Street School. Douglas lDougl Fergusson, To become a successful M. D., Booster Club lHonoraryl, l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, Swimming Team, l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming and playing the coronet, Broad Street School. James lJiml Fergusson, To be a brain doctor, Stu- dent Council, l, 2, Booster Club lHonoraryl, l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Band, l, 4, Swimming Team, l, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, Football, 2, Trumpet and hav- ing fun, Broad Street School. Kenneth J. lKennyl Filing, To own a beer ioint ten stories high, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Executive Committee, 3, Water Dog Canoe Club, 2, Treasurer, 2, Junior Prom King, 3, Football Team, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, l, Track Team, 2, 3, Wo- men, Margaret Park Grade School, Akron, Ohio. Millicent lMilliel Fischmann, To be a photographer, Camera Club, 4, Taking pictures, Public School No. 75, New York City, New York. Robert lBobl Fleck, To be a successful lawyer and politician, Honor Society, 3, 4, President, 4, Year- book StaFf, 4, Editor-in-Chief, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Being a worthy Green Jacket Boy, Mason School, Akron, Ohio. Barbara llchl Fleshman, Physical Education teacher, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Promotion Manager, 4, Sports, taking pictures, Grant Street School. Robert lBobl Forbes, To be rich, Girls, Firestone Park Grade School, Akron, Ohio. Robert lBobl Foust, Manager of the Waldorf-Aston ia, Camera Club, 4, Treasurer, 4, Wine, Women, and Song, Harris School, Akron, Ohio. Patricia lPatl Frazer, To be Somebody lDon's wifel, Honor Society, 3, 4, Godey Club, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, Collecting horse statues and odd whistles, Barker School, Birmingham, Alabama. 33 Earl Richard lCurlyl Frederick, Army Air Force, Woodwork, Lincoln School. Norman lNorml Gamble, Engineering, Hi-Y, 2, 3 4, Secretary, 2, Yearbook Staff, 4, Honor Society, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Class Treas- urer, 4, A Cappella Choir, 4, Orchestra, 2, Operetta 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Music- Bowen Street School, Wooster, Ohio. I I I Janet lJanl Geister, To be 5 tt. 6 in. tall, Booster Club, l, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Junior Prom Queen, 3, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Class Vice-President, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Collecting Post Cards, Broad Street School. Donald lDonl Georgeoff, To own a business, Grant Street School. Thomas lGeorgel Georgeoff, Business, anything that makes money, Woodwork, Grant Street School. Edwin lEdl Gerow, To own the city of Denver, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Visual Education Staff, 2, Tiger Tales Stott, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, President, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Boys' Quartet, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Looking at, collecting, indexing, poring over, marking up, buying and making maps, Lincoln School. Marjorie lMargiel Geyer, Teaching and traveling, Booster Club, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Junior Class Executive Committee, 3, Honor Society, 4, Or- chestra, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Taking pictures and col- lecting them in scrapbooks, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Jeanne Ann Goodyear, To be a success, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staft, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, All sports, Lincoln School. Bettie Louise lSusiel Gove, Homemaker, Stow High School, l, 2, 3, Collecting foreign coins, Stow Grade School. John Robert lGreeniel Greenwood, Loafing, Sleep- ing, Grant Street School. 34 Edith lEdiel Henry, Journalist, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, French Club, 3,, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Treasurer, 4, Having fun, Broad Street School. Jeanette lJeanl Herman, To become a secretary, Junior Glee Club, l, Godey Club, 4, Collecting post cards and pamphlets, Octmont, Pennsylvania. Wayne lHershl Hershberger, Electrician, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Boys' Quar- tet, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Sleeping, Crawford Grade School. .lack lSahibil Hester, Dentist, Booster Club lHonor- aryl, l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Executive Committee, 3, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Golf Team, 3, 4, Visiting interesting places, Lincoln Grade School. Thomas lTarzanl Gregor, To travel, Football, 2, Wrestling, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Dotty Huff, Margaret Park Grade School, Akron, Ohio. Betty lPoochiel Hambel, Nurse, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4 Godey Club, 3, 4, Reading, Grant Street School. i Dwight lFleal Harter, To be a cabinet maker, Hunt ing and fishing, Crawford Grade School. Patricia lPatsyl Hawkins, To own a horse ranch, Y Teen, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4 Four Square, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, Honor So ciety, 4, Gabbing and collecting corsages, Perkins School, Akron, Ohio. I I Susan lSuel Heath, Psychiatrist, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, H. A, Preston Club 3, 4, Historian, 4, Glee Club, l, OFfice Assistant, 3 Senior Class Play, 4, Honor Society, 4, Going places Lincoln Grade School. - I I I Sallie lHempl Hemple, To be an old maid, Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Ser geant-at-arms, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Menlll, Springgarden Grade School, Palmyra, New York. I 35 0? 1 , y .1 ,es -1,3,,s,.vw f 3 ' ' Q,-1, E. .. . iv 'M' 45, B . f e 2323 it se SQ.,-, , H Dorothy lDottiel Hutt, To be a teacher, Student Council, l, 2, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Library Club, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Knitting argyle socks, Jackson, Michigan. Mary Lou lloul Humphrey, To be a teacher, Four Square, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Vice- President, 3, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Boost- er Club, l, Senior Class Play, 4, Knitting argyle socks, Seiberling Grade School, Akron, Ohio. Fred Jennings, Professional Baseball, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 4, Baseball, 2, 4, Collectingbase- ball pictures and statistics lBaseball scrapbookl, Seiberling Grade School, Akron, Ohio. Robert lBobl Johns, Civil Engineer, Chorus, l, Glee Club, 2, Hunting, Travel, East School. Julian lJ. J.l Johnson, To go to Hawaii and loaf, Tiger Tales Stott, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Sergeant-at- arms, 4, Booster Club lHonoraryl, l, 3, 4, Track team, 'l, Football, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Raising heck with the Weeder Boys, Crawford School. Doris lDoriel Jones, Serve God, Godey Club, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staft, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Chasing a certain Tall- madge boy, Tallmadge, Ohio. Jack Kearns, Very little, Wine, women, and song, Annunciation School, Akron, Ohio. Benna Irene lPenniel Kemp, To catch a certain blond, Godey, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Collecting odd whistles, Brenizer, Pennsylvania. A Joan' lJol Kerns, Air hostess lMarry someone with gray eyesl, Booster Club, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Speaking French and writing to a certain Belgian boy, Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Marian lGingerl Kieffer, To get an M. R. S. degree, French Club, 3, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, -H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Nurse's Assistant, 4, Chorus, 1, All-Girl Choir, 2, Hunting out of season, Crawford School. 36 Donald lDonl Land, Jet pilot, Swimming team, 3 4, Booster Club lHonoraryi, 3, 4, Fooling around Crawford School. Frederick lFredl Lang, To be drummer at the Roxy, Fixing old coin machines, Grant Street School. Charles lChuckl Lathrop, Mechanical Engineer Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Music, Lincoln Grade School. James Richard lJiml Lauersdorf, To be in the con struction business for myself, Kent State High School l, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4 Boys' Quartet, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Bowling and Golfing, Laird Avenue Grade School, Warren, Ohio. I I I Phyllis Klewe, Secretary, Y-Teen, Chorus, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, Sewing, Grant Street School. Patricia lPatl Koch, To be a success as Mrs. G., Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Four Square, 4, Junior Class Executive Com mittee, 3, Having Fun, Crouse School, Akron, Ohio. Ellen Koenig, To have fun, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Secre tary, 3, Senior Class Play, 4, Swimming, Harris School Akron, Ohio. I Albert A. lAll Krebs, Aeronautical Engineer, Play- ing Pool, Crouse School, Akron, Ohio. Mary Kuder, To attend Annapolis and be a blues singer, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Sec retary, 3, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 4, H. A. Pres ton Club, 3, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, Men, Stryker, Ohio. Donald lHonest 3, 4, Treasurer, latin Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, State, 3, Trying photography, Bro Doni Lamport, Pharmacist, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Vice-President, 4, President, 4, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Camera Club, Yearbook Staff, 4, Buckeye Boys' to get the car, frying hamburgs ad Street School. I 37 Mary Ann lCurleyl Lichi, Journalist, Junior Glee Club, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, Music, Grant Street School. Mildred lMimiJ Lorentz, To be a nurse, Y-Teen, 2 3, 4, Booster Club, 3 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Just be- ing happy, East School. I I Mary Lou Mackin, Teacher, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Treasur- er, 2, Four Square, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Honor Society, 4, H. A. Pres- ton Club, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4 President, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Knitting argyle socks, St. Joseph Grade School. I Robert lBobl Macy, Chemist, Proiection Staft, 2, 3, 4, Photographyf Broad Street School. Jacqueline lJackiel Marietta, To be a good nurse, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, Godey Club, 4, Having a good time, Lincoln School. Ray lMacl McDaniel, To graduate in June, Food Sampling, Harris School, Akron, Ohio. James Francis lMacl McQuillen, Pool shark, Base- ball, Rootstown Township. James lJiml Meck, To be an engineer, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, Swing Band, 3, Buckeye Boys' State, 3, Music, Swimming, Creating a disturb- ance, Grant Street School. Mary Ann lSunshinel Mehaffey, Be a model and also - - - ,Y-Teen, l, 2, Chorus, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, Stuart Humphrey, Andrew Jackson School, Akron, Ohio. Mary Ann Messer, To become a Latin teacher, Y- Teen, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, Band, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 4, Collecting per- fume bottles, Wayne, Ohio. 38 , ,755 K L : ij -rv 'l if . 3. A h. , 'X ,. +1 sa ., , 'i iw ,Q,, - L, Ted lStudl Newcomb, Automobile dealer, Eating, drinking, Lincoln School. Barbara lBarbl Nichols, Pianist for a big-name , 'i ii 7 ,,,,', band, visit West Point, Y-Teen, l, 2, Godey Club, 3, 4, Pianist, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2,'Girls' Glee Club, 3, Operetta, 3, Senior Class Play, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Music, Men, Edgetield School, Canton, Ohio. Patricia lPatl Nichol, Public Health Nurse, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, Presi dent, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, Handicraft, Broad Street School. Kenneth lKenl Noland, Concert pianist, Drawing cartoon characters, Lincoln School. Francis John lFrankl Moran, Own a restaurant, Jackson School, Akron, Ohio. Barbara Anne lBarbl Morgan, To get married, Sports, East School. Dona Morris, Commercial artist, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Godey Club, 4, H. A. 'Preston Club, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, Taking pictures and having fun, Mason School, Akron, Ohio. John lJohnnyl Myers, Drive a semi-truck and be a bachelor, Booster Club, 3, 4, Football Manager, 3, 4, Camera Club, 4, Swimming Team, 3, Wine, Wom- en, and Song lAIso huntingl, Broad Street School. Joyce Myers, To be a well-known cirtist, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, Vice-President, 3, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, Drawing and painting, Crawford Grade School. Dennis lDennyl Neff, Agriculture, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Boats and games, lincoln School. gm, Q it 39 Janet l.lanl Norris, To go to E. N. C., North High School, 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves, l, 2, Chorus, l, 2, Glee Club, 3, President, 3, Godey Club, 4, Collect- ing pennants and dog pictures, Crawford School. David lDavel Novkov, To be the best, Hi-Y, 2,'3, 4, Chaplain, 4, Student Council, 4, President, 4, Booster Club lHonoraryl, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, East School. Lee Ocker, Carpenter, Horsebacking riding, Grant Street School. Sarah lSandyl Olsen, To learn to drive before Mr. Ripley pulls out his hair, Booster Club, 2, Collecting drinking straws from drive-ins, East School. Richard lDickl Paddison, To obtain the Chevalier Degree , Boys' Glee Club, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Women, Seib- erling School, Akron, Ohio. William lApendalel Parthe, Research chemist, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Science Club, l, Visual Educa- tion Staff, 2, 3, 4, Model railroading, hunting and fishing, Broad Street School. Walter lGoukl Paul, Own ca brewery and fish mar- ket, Saving beer bottle caps and selling fish, St. Joseph School. Janet lJaniel Pearson, Prima donna, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, l, 2, All-Girl Choir, l, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Singing and playing the piano, Kent State Training School. Peggy Anne Penn, To graduate from Falls High, Go- dey Club, 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Girls' Trio, 4, Singing, Jackson Grade School, Ak- ron, Ohio. George lShortyl Pfeiffer, To be a success, Collecting women, St. Joseph School. 40 Raymond iRayl Piper, To be a millionaire at 21, Collecting weapons, Grant Street School. Marylin lDopeyl Pitkin, Housewife, Booster Club, 2, Collecting souvenirs, Crawford School. Geraldine lGerryl Platt, Dietician, Bowling, G. L., Crawford School. ' Robert lBobl Porter, To be a iunk man, Collecting iunk, Grant Street School. Robert lBobl Potter, Go to California, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Collecting coins and bowling, lane School, Akron, Ohio. Sue iSusiel Prior, Attend William and Mary College, Y-Teen, 3, All-Girl Choir, 2, Writing letters to Rol- land, Collecting popular records, Grant School. Marilyn Race, To earn enough money so that I can spend the rest of my life giving it to someone, French Club, 3, Collecting small china cups and saucers, Bowen School, Akron, Ohio. Patricia lPatl Rausch, Marry and raise a family, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Honor Society, 4, Music and knitting, Grant Street School. Ralph lPetel Reeder, To be a good boy, photog- raphy, Spicer Grade School, Akron, Ohio. Rosemary lRosiel Rhodes, To be a nurse, Suffield High School, l, 2, 3, F. H. A., l, 2, 3, Ice skating and swimming, Suffield, Ohio. 41 Sally Rhodes, Buyer in a foreign office, Kent Roose- velt High School, l, 2, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Meeting people, Central School, Kent, Ohio. David lDavel Riegel, Automobile dealer, Visiting interesting places, Crawford Grade School. Hazel lPatl Rowles, Physical Education teacher, Booster Club, 2, Godey Club, 3, 4, Sports and men, Woodland, Pennsylvania. Nancy lNanl Schmidt, To be a primary school teacher, French Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Four Square, 4, Treasurer, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Senior Glee Club, 3, Operetta, 3, Honor So- ciety, 4, Baseball, snapshots, and knitting, Warren Ohio. Richard lDickl Shick, To make a post-graduation trip to Alaska, Spanish Club, 4, President, 4, Eat, drink, and be merry, St. Martha School, Akron, Ohio. Barbara lBarbiel Smith, To be a nurse in St. Luke's Hospital, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, OFfice Assistant, 3, Senior Class Play, 4, Collecting newspaper clip- pings, my life's scrapbook, Grant Street School. I Hazel Smith, To be a success in life, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Office Assistant, 4, Swimming and Darrell Wagner, Grant Street School. Alice Snyder. Dorothy Sorenson. Carolyn lLynnl Sorg, Comptometer operator, Godey Club, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, Maiorette, 4, Horseback rid- ing, swimming, Northampton School. 42 wg Eiga 'Za +2 . 431225 ae, - ' ff.-Q2ws'Q' .W ,gil V ffweszig as : ,.m. .f, . . 5 Q- l.gw,.,. ..m'4.-..- ,, ,1 R 1, -.s,,,i.Q - 'YL iimafff. -. I- 1 -x'.i : gk., L' im5ff,f,s ... -f Mfr ta. 5 - - .. we , f 9 -.... ... K I . L - lsfwbftfliiff ' '--.i fiffee I I Jack Trathen, Have my own business, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4 Golf and girls, Lincoln School. Chester lRomeol Triplett, Veterinarian, Hi-Y, 2, 3 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Team, 2, 3,' 4 Yearbook Stott, 4, Bantams 2- Senior Class Pla 4 I I Y, Dogs and hunting, Perkins School, Akron, Ohio. Glenn Trowbridge, To make the most I can of my education, Taking trips, Stow, Ohio. Shirley lSquirellyl Turner, English teacher, Junior Glee Club, l, Swimming and horseback riding, Lin- coln School. I Gerald lJerryl Sporn, To be an algebra teacher, Girls, McEbright Grade School, Akron, Ohiog Robert lBobl Stallings, Mechanic and welder, Foot- ball, 2, Cars, Broad Street School. John lJohnniel Stiles, Drill sergeant in the Marine Corps, Lima, Ohio, l, 2, 3, Senior Band, I, Senate Club, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Boys' quartet, 4, Traveling, Waynesfield, Ohio. Joyce Stouffer, Missionary to China, Godey Club, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Music, painting, Lincoln School. Robert lBobl Strecker, The cause of Muzzy's acci- dental death, Driving a car, Lincoln School. Arthur lArtl Tiffan, Chemist, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, Basketball Manager, 3, Stamp Collecting, Find- lay School, Akron, Ohio. 43 Carol lKaitel Wert, To get my M. D. Degree, Booste Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, H. A. Preston Club 3 4 Vice President 4 A ua Debs 3 I I r ' I I q I 1 4, Vice-President, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Junior Ad Club, 4, Buckeye Girl's State, 3, Honor Society, 4 Chorus, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, Senio Glee Club, 3, A Cappella Choir, 4, Operetta, 4, Redheads, knitting, and baseball, Broad Stree School. Mary lWickyl Wickiser, Telephone operator for a hospital, Godey Club, 3, 4, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Mason School, Akron, Ohio. Janet lJanl Wiley, Nurse, Y-Teen, 3, Booster Club 3, Godey Club, 3, Reading. Marianne lMaril Wills, To be a kindergarten teach- er, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, Four Square, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, Student Council, l, Senior Class Play, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Latin Club, 2, Office Assistant, 4, All-Gir Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Girls' Trio, 4, Oper- etta, 3, 4, Writing letters to J. M. T., Grant Stree School. William lDocl Van Buskirk, To be a minister or an engineer, Kenmore High School and Bob Jones Aca- demy, l, 2, 3, lst semester of 4, Photography and radio, Laursdale. Coletta llettyl Vance, Nurse, Booster Club, l, Godey Club, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Collecting articles about Falls High, Grant Street School. Theodore lTedJ Vandevier, Journalist, Hi-Y, 2, Wrestling, 3, Bantam Football, l, 2, living, Xenia, Ohio. Ann lAnniel Walter, Social worker or nurse, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Library Club, 4, Glee Club, l, 3, All-Girl Choir, 2, Operetta, 3, Knitting argyles and Cleveland lndians, Broad Street School. James lJiml Wattleworth, Professional soldier, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 2, President, 3, Rifle Team, 3, 4, Captain 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, Operetta, 3, Collecting guns, Crawford School. Patricia lPattiel Wentz, Social worker, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, 4, Four Square, 4, Office Assistant, 2, 3, All-Girl Choir, 2, Collecting pictures of dogs, Columbus, Ohio. I' F t I l t 44 Donald lGrampsl Wilson, Lawyer, Working, Fire- stone Park School, Akron, Ohio. Harold lSqueel Wisard, Boss a large cattle ranch, Sleeping as much as possible, Lincoln Grade School. Russell iPee Weel Wolf, Success, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chap- lain, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Baseball and basketball, Crawford School. ' James lJiml Wolfe, Radar technique, Latin Club, 2, 3, Scale models, Crawford School. Stephen lSoll Wolford, To go to Dartmouth Univer- sity, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Wrestling Team, 3, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4, Roxy, East School. David lDavel Workman, Pilot or aviation mechanic, Midget auto racing pictures and driving cars, Miller School, Akron, Ohio. 45 X X f U DE ,fi -' wif I ll f.J P' - nu!! rw' '- - ,,,: V- 5 xr' if eg Qunsnnaig 5 A M IA, ,, ,',g,, :,a r .,:, LASS' E TWELVE B's Front row: upper ll. to r.l Nadine Fisher, Rosemary Bumgardner, Carol Hinchlitte, Lucille Carson, Laura Graham, Patricia Benway, Pauline Beyler, Joy Chadwell. ' Second row: Nancy DeGraH, Dorothy Hanson, Mary Foster, Maureen Bonesteelf Lois Gardner, Geraldine Fair, Shirley Holtz, Doris Brillhart. Third row: Ann Fisher, Harriet Fox, Phyllis Hendricks, Saundra Ewald, Virginia Daugherty, Susan Buss, Peggy Cox. Front row: lower ll. to r.l Ruth Walus, Mariorie Medwig, Juanita Smith, 'Dorothy Rexroad, Anne Woodling, Barbara Windle, Phyllis Roberson, Arwilda Robenstine, Helen Johnson. Second raw: Helen Van Ness, Leatha Riggs, Marilyn Will, Margaret Wagoner, Joanne Kalbaugh, Joyce Piper, Dorothy Johnson, Martha Pyke. . Third row: Barbara Lamphear, Margaret Spence, Audrey Rainey, Anita Penrod, Geraldine Price, Sally Pyers, Jane Sharp, Dorothy Morgan. . 48 TWELVE B's Front row: upper ll. to r.l Paul Wallace, Stanley Sayer, Arthur Perkins, William Micochero, Robert Whelan, Robert Powell, Jerry Lowe. Second row: George Third row: Bernard Londa, Phillip Smith, Annsley Pye, Robert Runkle, James Taylor, Robert Masuch. Walton, Walter Massic, Ronald Render, James Morgan, Larry Puckett, Earl McAfee, Alan Robinson. William Wilcox, Richard McGinty, Front row: lower ll. to r.j Neil Hulick, George Kirk, Paul Beyler, Clarence Case, Jack Jones, Richard Bentley, Thomas Jones. Second row: Richard Third row: Edward Fullerton, i lam over, Forshey. Carey, Don Blundell, Richard Gidley, John Griffiths, James Korb, George Caiola, Robert Blocksom. W'll' D William Froelich, David Kephart, Russell Fazenbaker, Jack Hudspath, Neil 49 ELEVEN A's J... .1 ,- ,l Front row: upper ll. to r.l lrene Laudermilk, Nancy Kilbourne, Georgianna Johnson, Betty Hess, Barbara Johnson, Ro- berta Jacops,, Ella June Harris, Delphia Jones, Loretta Loach, Janet Higley. Second row: Nancy Kirk, Nancy lohr, Barbara Oberlin, Carolyn Mundy, Patricia O'Meara, Roberta Kinnan, liane Ham- mack, Marilyn Lloyd, Betty Jo Kuder. Third row: Joyce Keegan, Eleanor Loewing, Mariorie Helmling, Leta Matheny, Katherine Kies, Jean Hagemier, Marilyn Kief- fer, laura Neptune, Carolyn Hanlon, Vera Kalbaugh. Front row: lower ll. to r.l J. Patricia Brown, Shirley Battershell, Julane Garvin, Stella Abraham, Mary Lou Anderson, Marilyn Conn, Joyce Fegancher, Marilyn Baltz, Margaret Baker, Patricia Brown. Second row: Doris Burgher, Beatrice Evans, Gretta Bee, Patricia Bordenkircher, Carol Averill, Frances Beam, Sue Gregory, Jacqueline Davis, Patricia Clark, Betty Berry, Nancy Dotson. Third row: Delores Carper, Antoinette Comeriato, Phyllis Bond, Carolyn Curtis, Phyllis Clayton, Mary Ellen Cross, Joanne Dunn, Mariorie Clark, Carol Adams. 50 ELEVEN A3 Front row: upper ll. to r.l Carol Sutlifl, Nancy Stillwell, Eileen Wilkinson, Lorna Zimmerman, Janet Shaw, Mildred Tobey, Nancy Rohrbacher, Marjorie Sanders, Marsha Witlibslager. Second row: Rachel Stopher, Mary Weimer, Mary Rodgers, Nancy Ryan, Belly Roach, Glenna Wallace, Gladys Petreo, Claire Wolfe, Muriel Rogers. Third row: Nancy Ruhright, Ann Sharp, Joan Wright, Barbara Veninger, Mary Ann Smith, Belly Toomey, Shirley Stephens, Beverly Winafield, Patricia Benway, June Shook. Front row: lower U. to r.l John Petlibone, Donald Lees, Robert McMillen, Warren Howe, Ronald Noall, Robert Kerr, Robert Morris, Angelo Minardi, James Orth. Second row: Howard Petersen, Richard Lapo, William Manleilh, Theodore McCaslin, Richard Kayser, Robert Mason, Eugene Kilbourne, James Megenhardt. Third row: Martin,NollnageI, Joseph Nemastil, Kay Don Morris, Mark Kupperman, Dale Mellinger, Charles Marrol, James Krumroy, Richard McMaslers, Dale McNaie, Richard Martine. 51 ELEVEN A's 5 Front row: upper tl. to r., Ronald Fox, Charles Fedderson, Carl Bennett, Richard Ashurst, Francis Berdyck, Patrick Cahill, Thomas Butcher, Roy Ek. Second row: Theodore Dickey, Robert Carey, William Boyle, Richard Brees, William Anquillare, James Eller, Richard Cray, James Aust, Robert Fleming, Edward Curtis. Third row: Darrell Dent, Phillip Bordenkircher, Charles Harmon, William Fenchel, Ronald Callen, Thomas Beckett, Edward Carey, Roy Andrews, Lamar Graham, Ronald Damerow. Front row: lower ll. to r.l Robert Simmons, 'Jerry Webb, Jack Short, Ardol Roy, Walter Sagadencky, Russell Thomas, Robert Spencer, Donald Stallard, Joseph Santos. Second row: Thomas Weinsheimer, William Tompkins, John Saylor, John Wagner, Alan Smith, John Schumacher, Fred Weaver, Edward Weitzel, Robert Stopher, Robert Watkins. Third row: David Tinker, Thomas Stebbins, David Ross, Bruce Truby, Robert Rauch, David G. Wright, James Starcher, Rob- ert Warmuth, Kyle Worrall. 52 ,ELEVEN B's Front row: upper ll. to r.l Harold Mellinger, Franklin Swain, Sanford Elton, Glen Buss, Kenneth Foglesong, George Kneifel, Richard Pearson, Charles 'Metzner, Allan Sampson. Second row: Carl Weitzel, Jerry Kera, Michael LaCasella, Richard Field, Frank Penach, Clarence Welch, Richard Lewis, Wil- liam Payton, Fred Heath. Third row: Lowell Tarbett, James Blake, William Binns, Daniel Brollier, Richard Duncan, Raymond Martin, Charles Feldman, Eugene Dolan. Fourth row: John Phillips, Everett Hamm, John Moreland, Bruce Roberts, Brian Puse, Richard Carlson, Verne Robinette, George Duick. Front row: lower ll. to r.l Molly Boyle, Barbara Banks, Shirley Wolfe, Beverly Bevere, Lenore Burgan, Roberta Pyle, Dar- lene Fryberger, Ardith Finch, Cecelia Kemp. Second row: Joanne Greenwood, lris Freed, Carol Witham, Jean Newkirk, Yvonne Meese, Jean Beck, Elaine Hill, Janet Porter, Mary Beal. Third raw: Carol Zarn, Shirley Morris, Diane Scott, Carol Haynes, Dorothy Adams, Phyllis Bartlett, June Stonestreet, Gladys Stewer, Margaret Hay, Bette MacDonald. Fourth row: Richard Wright, James Wicks, David Wright, Joan Hunt, Jeralyn Forshey, Phyllis Weirich, Geraldine Gaffney, Betty Patterson, Mary losonczski, Donna McNichols. 4 53 TEN A's 14 First row: upper il. to r.l David Spitzer, Robert Ludwigsen, Harley Weyandt, Bob Frettel, Frank Taylor, Jack Straley, Albert Styles, Frank Mosier, Bob Miller, Dick Scott. Second row: Jim Mace, Herb Reed, Alfred Dalcher, Jim Rutherford, William McGaughey, Frank Ostrander, Glen Seaver, David Smith, .lim Maldinger, Richard Palladino, Eddie Smolk, Tom Leach. Third row: Bob Nicol, William McCormick, Jim Steiner, Jack Rainey, Paul Strickland, Jim Ruby, Richard Neveadomi, David Ohlson, Withdrawn, Jim Roese, Ray Radvanovich, Carl Winafeld. Fourth row: Gilbert Macy, Richard Taipoll, Bob Weber, Jim Nippler, William Newman, Jim Seaver, Dean Skidmore, Jack Miller, Ed Seaver. ' Front row: lower ll. to r.l Janis Lympany, Sue Markle, Barbara Moody, Joan Walder, Anna Tierney, Cecelia Moran, Joanne Lange, Joan Russell, Joyce Wagner, Beverly Williamson, Gretta Laubert. Second row: Jean Ortel, Janet Wolfsberger, Ellen Shuber, JoAnn Ramey, Marilyn Stocker, Barbara White, Barbara Pfromm, Lucille Scalise, LaVonne Skinner, Roberta Shaw, Shirlee McGill, Carolyn Schmidt. Third row: Lois Lininger, Carol Schuellerman, Sally Rake, Shirlee O'Meara, Wilda Rainey, Laura Lee Sharps, Ilene Rabiohlh Charlotte McKitrick, Anna Lopane, Patsy Travis, Sally Tomlinson, Martha Scott, Margaret Stevens. 54 TEN A's Front row: upper ll, to r.l Gene Coughlin, Robert Greenaway, William Griffiths, Charles Arther, Emmet Housley, Donald Hulick, Joseph Feil, Richard Butler, Howard Borden, Frederick Fishback. Second row: Robert Courter, William Knipper, Thomas Getzinger, Willis Hyde, Don Gschwind, Donald lacobocci, Ronald Kearns, Earl Jordan, Roy Cogdeill, Robert Cunditf, Donald Feucht. Third row: Ward Casper, Thomas Blubaugh, Arthur Augustine, John Buchholz, Donald Hartsough, Don Clark, Allred Dalcher, William Holden, Robert Beatty, George Derbfuss, Joseph Breslinger. Fourth row: Robert Butcher, Kenneth Elton, Gordon Henninger, Robert Howald, Lowell Busick, Robert Huffman, Robert Hey- burn, Robert Bittinger, Edmund Hughes, Robert Fullerton, George Gill. Front row: lower ll. to r., Jessie Howe, Sallyann Drylund, Joanne Antognoli, Ercileen Holland, Catherine Howard, Judith Feil, Barbara Bryant, Patricia Hendrickson, Mable Baird, Patricia Doyle, Dorothy Hogue. Second row: Betty Daugherty, Beverly DeBaun, Patricia Edgecomb, Betty Bowmaster, Anita Kiefer, Barbara DeBaun, Evelyn Fishel, Patricia Hulford, Shirley Burgess, Roberta Browne, Shirley Bevington, Bertha Bond. Third row: Nancy Brosch, lynn lampman, Shirley Harris, Ann Butler, Shirley Cunditt, Patricia Gross, Marianne Eyler, Jac- queline Edwards, Roberta Klein, Beatrice Finkel, Phyllis Estep. Colleen Fauley. 55 TEN B's Fronl row: upper ll. lo r.l Wilma King, Marlene Weyandl, Sally Phillips, Annelle Dillmore, Phyllis Haas, Laura Happoldl, Marian Boyler, Jane Willey, Dorolhy Treap, Calherine Good. Second row: Kay Kidwell, Priscilla Harding, Donna Taylor, Joan Baer, Anita Gamble, Janel Tenison, Shirley Vesl, Mary Lou lance, Rulh Bowen, Marlha Zirkle. y Third row: Rulh George, Beverley Calverl, Francis Whillaker, Carol Smilh, Jeanelle Worley, Kalhleen Haynes, Faye Worrall, Barbara Hayes, Shirley Everharl, Sarah Burroughs. Fourlh row: Theodore Wise, Wendell Wilson, Waller Walson, Wayne Wurzbacher, Leonard Wesl, William Werl, John Wallleworth., Fronl row: ll. lo r.i Alberl Beal, Gordon King, Jan Hawley, Earl Dull, Mallhew Koehler, James Eclzerl, James Hess, Thomas Cadwallader, Henry Shearer. Second row: William Ford, Roberl lamporl, Edward Adams, Travis Smith, Theodore Reading, Paul laulzenhiser, Donald Mellinger, James Pyke, Richard Tinsley. Third row: Frank Cyrill, Herberl Nowes, Jack Hines, Roberl Roberls, David Hershberger, louis Lichi, James Glenny, Gordon Hinkle. Fourlh raw: Donald Brillharl, Harry Davis, Jack' Chapin, John Miller, Ned Oberlin, Thomas Seary, Donald Roberlshaw, Thurl McClanahan, William Bordenkircher, James Enos. 56 NINE I-L's Front raw: upper ll. to r.l James Melesky, Gerald Leipply, Ronald Metz, Donald McMasters, Bernard McQuillen, James Laudermilk, Roy McMillan, Tom Mitterbach, Frank Lange, William Neveadomi. Second row: Anthony Micochero, Robert Orth, Andrew Lemick, Howard Laubert, James Jones, William Kuryla, John Jones, Thomas Johnson, Robert Lees. Third row: Gerald Miller, Paul Rielman, Leon Ludwig, Robert McGill, Richard Kauffman, Richard Henderson, John Lepp, Dennis Holsinger, Robert Meck. Front row: lower ll. to r.l David Richie, Alfred Thomas, Forrest Ryan, George Schultz, Edwin Schoenleb, Roger Ryan, Frank Santos, Donald Stonestreet, Chris Schoenleb, Raymond Wells. Second row: Melyin Roscover, Ronald Streg, Walter Weston, Roy Thomas, Richard Vance, Donald Scott, David Thompkin, Paul Schlemmer, Ronald Payne. Third row: Donald Thomson, John Smucker, Harry Tarr, Thomas Scott, Robert Prior, Robert Smith, Fred Raines, Richard Peters, Charles Ward, Robert Russell. 57 NINE A's an Fronl row: upper H. lo r.l Richard Bee, William Davis, David Cummings, Dick Haas, Ronald Fischmon, Joseph Chamber- lain, James Funk, Philip Cochran, Gary Haines, Gary Cole, Philip Finerly. Second row: Jon Daugherly, John Galvin, James Church, Fredrick Gravesmill, Raymond Filing, Lewis Baird, Donnel Clark, Theodore Harpley, James Coolidge, Waller Figley, Roberl Collrill. Third row: Roberl Hawkins, Thomas Harris, Gerald Harl, William Burkholder, James Bruchen, William Corace, Thomas Davis, William Beal, Alvin Cox, Preslon Arnold. Fronl row: lower U, lo r.l Ruth Wizard, Claudine Parker, Ann Rockenlield, Norma Slallz, Nancy Nosek, Sally Ward, Kalhrine Pye, Gayle Nolan, Nancy Schmid, Dorothy Karden. Second row: Joan Rogers, Marilyn Whiteman, Roberta William Wolfe, Carol Slorrie, Carol Pallerson, Sally Paflerson, Johanna Sheller. s, Dolores Saccogna, Huberla VanNoy, Janel Round, Marilyn Third row: Evelyn Revay, Peggy Thompson, Jane Ploch, Joanne Pohl, Beverly Slusser, Doris Sleele, Belly Rawson, Belly Pallerson, Barbara Olsen, Joan Turner, Phyllis Pearson. 58 NINE A's Front row: upper ll. to r.l Jeannine Dolan, Joan Featherstone, Marilyn Birmingham, Patricia DeGrella, Shirley Gill, Sally Carey, Patricia Dennison, Doris Beck, Mary Lou Fisher, Marjorie Dick, Dorothy Bowers. Second row: Elizabeth Dick, Polly Gault, Maureen Chambers, Marilyn Bender, Gladys Dickerholf, Jane Albertson, Frances George, Norma Fair, Helen Derbfuss, Sue Brickner, Patricia Brown. Third row: Nancy Clay, Ruth Atterholt, Sharon Cotfield, Janet Gracia, Beverly Grant, Marilyn Goretti, Shirley Abel, Jean Donnet, Patricia Christopherson, Virginia Eagle, JoAnn Clark, Carol Gougler. Front row: lower ll. to r.l Charlene Hope, Beverly Knight, Shirley McGurn, Sally Johnson, Shirley Huff, Barbara Jones, Eileen Jones, JoAnn McCormick, Winitred Korb, Carole Jordan, Beth Hanna. Second row: Faith McMahon, Nancy Mehl, Margaret Jones, Shirley Guesman, Joan Hemple, Barbara ledrick, Joann Hed- rick, Joyce Horning, Beverly Hollingsworth, Marianne Moreland, Carol McMahon. . Third row: Harriet Knapp, Carol McNew, Carol l.apo, Barbara Hulick, Elizabeth Kyle, Priscilla Kuhn, Phyllis Kuhn, Joanne lockenour, Betty Lou MacCallum, Shirley Johnson. 59 NINE B's xgfva' Wig 'f'. 12 f Front row: upper ll. to r.l Mr. Moore, Betty Schnabel, Pauline Petrea, Nancy Yeager, Joanne Pigott, Sandra Leve, Dorothy Kayser, Patricia Beach, Delores ledford, Dorlene Sagadencky, Mary Johnstone, Anne Gates, Patricia Sheehan. Second row: Milton Bertka, Raymond Salmon, Dennis Sanderson, Patricia Edmundson, Shirley Van Hook, Judith Smith, Ruth Shoaf, Shirley Brown, Marilyn Miller, Nancy Runkle, Elizabeth Daugherty, Jimmie Workman, Floyd Lovelace, Thomas Shoat. Third row: David Bowers, Arthur Cody, Richard Reed, Paul Olhoeft, Ivan Bennet, Robert Clark, Ralph Truby, Charles Gough, Robert Wilcox, David Held, Donald Dieterich. Front row: lower ll. to r.l Mr. Mitten, Janet Friedman, Barbara Stambaugh, Margaret Halliwell, Mariorie Johnson, Shir- ley Fiak, Shirlee Kemp, Barbara Beck, Verna Whittaker, Janet Crogo, Nancy Siegfried, Hannah Swain. Second row: James Pryor, Bonnie Shepherd, Shirley Douthitt, Betty Evans, Jean Zimmerman, Sandra Sickinger, Gloria Mor- ris, Irene Koch, June Hill, Peggy Cogdeill, Gerald Falkenstein. Third row: Eugene Pipes, Jimmy Shaffer, John Rubins, Ralph Jones, Thomas Blankenship, John Turley, John Cochran, leo Niskey, Jack Francis, Neil Albers, Dan Gray, Francis Moles. 60 EIGHT A's 9 in-. N83 A' rx s R Front row: upper ll. to r,J Mary Louise Smith, Donna Stewart, Doris lean Morrow, Barbara Timms, Ianet Castell, Ioanne Pat- terson, Ianice Hostetler, Kathryn Neff, Dolores Ronca, Ioyce Hawkins, Donna Law, Ieanne Wurzbacher, Carol Black. Second row: Robert Estep, Ronald Brown, Barbara McGinty, -Lois Ashenbau Vh, Faye Dibble, Wanda Edwards, Marilyn Wat- kins, Carolyn Fuerst, Shirley Rakich, Sandra Carlson, William Carroll, Wigiam Ott, Ronald Brown. Th' ci ' : D ' M , R b tCobb, Gary Sollberger, Iaines Wagoner, Lawrence Blackwell, Frank Kayor, Charles Ryan 1l'lef.l,L-,Lllcisheilrlllflcirl .lXlE:1rsaharcn,ePaul Loach. Edward Pyle. William Flontz. Franglrowzsupper CIR to r.l Iacqueline Cooke, William Pitkin, Iames Calloway, James Bowen, Gary Talmadge, David Nichols, I . . t . . 1 iam ewart, xchard Shearer, Fred Ek, Ray Ward, Glenn Rathmell, Dora Hastman, Miss Rongone. Second row: Mary Louise Ludwigsen, Kathrygi Glasgo, Marcia Wade, Patricia Kline, Ellen Thornberry, Margie McCausland, Patricia Bunting, Eloise Nye, Helen Iohns, athleen Kosar, Gloria Stallings Priscilla Phillips Barbara Bauer I S d , , , rene an ers. Third row: Clair Grosenbacher, Richard Kleinhen, Fred Feldman, Ierry Hurr, William Reynolds, Iames Hecky, Robert Harmon, Robert Coon, Iohn Biddinaer, Larrv Clark. Bernard Filr, Front row: lower ll. to r.l Mr. McNea, Myra Harris, Ph llis Petersen, Patricia Pencoast, Carol Ryan, Sally Slopey, Eleanor Nye, Ianet Kirk, Nancy Banks, Nancy Newland. Sarah Bolan, Arlene Martin, Esther Brollier. Second row: Iohn Syman, Robert Thomas, Mary Thomas, Barbara Viering, Martha Weir, Patricia Barber, Shirley Jeffery, Nancy Ransom, Marylyn Figley, Betty Gidley, Ioanne Carper, Clarence Mills, Ronald Williams Third row: Kenny Hopkins, Gerald -King, Robert Templeton, Iohn Descutner, Michael Wallace, William Bernel, Iames Murphy, Iohn Wafer, Eddie Hart, Iarries McC1usky, Bart Hamilton, William Hardman, Ronald Novkov, Qaniel Stouffer., L I 61 1 EIGHT A's Front row: middle fl. to r.J Robert DeHart, Patricia Greer, Noreen Cox, Patsy Lewis, Dorothy Dickens, Ianice George, Ioan Ranney, Emmy Lou Hawley, Ianice Treap, Carol Peacock, Virginia Baislinger, Curtis Sutlift. Second row: Paul Booth, Ronnie Salmon, Robert Armstrong, Violet Attalla, Betty Enos, Sally Carter, Patricia Sitler, Margie Nickles, Marilyn Ruppel, Barbara Grell, Ethel Thomas, Edward Neil, Stanley Hazell,Iames'Paul. Third row: Roger Walker, Allen Franseen, Ierry Farrah, Richard Barnes, Kermit House, Benny Dunakoskie, William Cocain, Lee Roy Wagner, Reid Chave, Iames McDaniel. Front row: lower Cl, to r.J Mrs. Zella Graham, Shirley Rilling, Antoinette Ronca, Doris Rae Shanaberger, Kathleen Sarbach, Iflancg Dennison, Loretta Edwards, Mary Ellen Packer, Sally Cooley, Barbara Iones, Ruth Henderson, Doris' Hastman, oan ox. - Second row: Thomas Still, Gerald Hider, Marianne Timmons, Patricia Goshorn, ,Annabelle Starnbaugh, Ronald Wilch, Iohn Bittinger, Bruce Riemenschneider, Isabelle Bee, Ioyce Lacy, Barbara Bidwell, Betty McGill, Mary Lou Murray, Patricia Wilson. Third row: Lawrence Carlson, Iames Fishel, Donald Iesensky, Kenneth Enos, Iohn Strickland,-Donald Nitzsche, Arthur Smith, Iohn Clay, Iames Hambel, Dale Braniger, Shirley Kuehnert, Kenneth Krisher, Henry Cozad, Roger Goodson. , 62 EIGHTH GRADE Y-TEENS EIGHTH GRADE CAMERA CLUB ye Front row: U. to r.l Miss Rongone, Barbara Bauer, lrene Sanders, Mary louise Smith, Nancy Siegfried, Sally Slopey, Carol Ryan, Nancy Ransom, Joan Ranney, Loretta Edwards, Noreen Cox, Emily Hawley, Barbara Grell. Second row: Mary Johnstone, Anne Gates, Lois Ashenbaugh, Barbara Viering, Judy Frank, Janet Crago, Ellen Thornberry, Marlene Joy, Dorlene Sagadencky, Marilyn Ruppel, Janet Friedman, Shirley Brown, Maryanne Timmons. Third row: Patricia Beach, Nancy Runkle, Martha Weir, Joanne Carper, Patricia Barber, Joy Doner, Patricia Kline, Sondra Seckinger, Mary. Lou Murray, Priscilla Phillips, Marcia Wade, Pauline Petrea, Shirley Rakich. Front row: ll. to r.l Barbara Beck, Eloise Nye, Kathleen Kosar, Barbara McGinty, Janet Crago, Nancy Siegfried, Shirley Brown. Second row: Mr. Moore, Reid Chave, Milton Berlka, Gerald King, Donald Dieterich, Clarence Mills, John Biddinger, David Bowers, Third row: Robert Wilcox, Daniel Stoufler, Charles Gough, James Hecky, Paul Olhoeft, Dennis Sanderson, David Held, Robert Estep, William Bernel. 63 I S 5,4 My X f 5 K T .AQ Af W win' 1 ' ? is + STUDENT COUNCIL A - ... sn. Front row: U. to r.l Roberta Williams, Janet Geister, Frank Santos, Robert Powell, Joanne Greenwood, Norman Gamble, James Hillegas, Joan Russell, John Cochran. Second row: Mary Ellen Cross, Marilyn Whiteman, Janet Kirk, Ruth Henderson, Janet Gracia, Sally Pyers, Belly Waters, Edwin Curtis, William Ford, Jacqueline Cooke, Mrs. Ellis. Third row: Ronald Noall, Russell Thomas, Glen Buss, John Buettner, David Novkov, Robert Nicol, Robert lamport, Richard Butler, John Strickland, Judy Feil, John Turley. The purpose of the Student Council is to create better understanding and cooperation between the student body and the faculty, to promote worth while activities, and to increase school spirit. This organization helped to promote the Fun Versus Vandalism Campaign, to spon- sor assemblies for'the school, and to pro- mote the Clean-Up Week. Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis is the sponsor of this group. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS First Semester Front row: ll. to r.l Robert Powell, Treasurer, Joanne Greenwood, Secretary: Norman Gamble, Vice Presi- dent, James Hillegas, President. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY :item I Front row:,ll. to r.l Mildred,Bennett, Nancy DeGratT, Ann Fisher, Joanne Kalbaugh, Carolyn Curtis, Betty Crago, Sally Pyers, Edith Henfy, Caroline Tanney, Roberta Jacops. Second row: Mrs. Doris Sidnell, Helen Hensler, Barbara Gilbert, Patricia Frazer, Ann Woodling, Mary Ellen Cross, Pa- tricia Nicol, Ann Drake, Janet Geister, Ruth Romans, Joyce Marshall. Third row: Carol Carpenter, Betty Jane Cross, Mariorie Geyer, Mary lou Mackin, Dorothy Hutt, Mary Kuder, Doris Clark, Ardol Roy, Edwin Curtis, James Orth, Edwin Gerow, Norman Gamble. Fourth row: John Trimble, Paul Huddleston, Jackson Boltz, John Cartwright, Russell Wolf, Robert Fleck, David Novkov. 'The National Honor Society of Cuyahoga Falls High School was granted its charter in 1937. Membership in this club is limited by the National Constitution to 15 per cent of the 12-A class, I0 per cent ofthe l2-B class, 5 per cent ofthe ll-A class, and 3 per cent of the ll-B class. The new members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of character, service to the school, leadership in class, and a scholastic average of at least 90 per cent. Mrs. Doris Sidnell serves as the adviser of this organization. The officers are: lFirst Semesterl VAT'2:? - President .....,.....,...,...,...., ,,,,. J ohn Trimble 'M' 'sv' Vice President .....,...,.. Joyce Marshall is-X YZ t Secretary .......,............... ,.,.. H elen Hensler X7 QI, - A J X, Oliicers for the second semester: VJ v A President .................,., ,,,,,,A,,,. R oben Fleck 5 IA Vice President ........ Betty Jane Cross Secretary-Treasurer .. Nancy DeGrafT 67 LATIN CLUB P Front row: QI. to r.l Molly Boyle, Jeanne Goodyear, Nancy Rohr-bacher, Diane Scott, Joanne Kalbaugh, Marilyn Will, Carol Hinchlitte, Mary Ann Messer, Nancy DeGrafT, Marian Kietter, Mary Corey. Second row: Mrs. Pigott, Kay Curtis, Delphia Jones, Delores Carper, Juanita Smith, Susan Heath, Pat O'Meara, Ann Wood- ling, Carol Wert, Ann Drake, Mildred Bennett. Third row: Phyllis Bond, Kathryn Kies, Carol Carpenter, Mary Rodgers, Jacqueline Davis, laura Graham, Joyce Piper, Bar- bara Lamphear, Ruth Walus, Barbara Windle. ' Fourth row: Jerry lowe, Robert Watkins, Earl McAfee, James Eller, Jack Jones, James Hillegas, Clarence Case, Donald lamport, Thomas Stebbins, Eugene Forster. 4 if I , To enable its members to work as a group in building up the stand- 9 NWI' ards of our school and community by keeping alive an interest in the f h l 'N Classics. This is the motto of the Latin Club, which meets once a month. These meetings consist of outings, business and social meetings. The most enioyed social function is the Roman Banquet, which the club has every my I year. Mrs. Pigott is the sponsor. rw! Qi: bi. stil 'l J L it 'Ji Officers for the first semester were: Pfesldenf 'e---'---------'------ -.-------- M ary Corey Vice President ,,,,, ,---.-----AA,..- R uth Walus SeC em Y ---------' .... D elphia Ann Jones Treasurer ....,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, --,------.,,,----- J im Elle, Officers for the second semester: V P'fes'de l. ----------A----A'--- ..,.... R uth Walus Vice President H Barbara Windle Secretary --'-- - .. .'.. .. Carol Wert Treasurer .,,, Robert Watkins 68 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Front row ll. to r.l Mary Lou Mackin, Marian Kieffer, Mary Kuder, Patricia Hawkins, Barbara Smith, Dona Morris, Betty Jane Cross. F Second row: Mrs. Rausch, Nancy Schmidt, Joann Carlson, Mary Lou Humphrey, lee Ann Booth, Joan Kerns, Barbara Nichols Dorothy Huff. Third row David Bowers, .lack De Buvitz, Donald Lamport. Parlez-vous francais? Indeed, if one did not speak French, a miserable time would be had at French Club meetings. Under the leadership of Mrs. Rausch, the club sponsor and French teacher, meetings are conducted solely in French. This club, which is one of the newest organizations at Falls High, was created to bring the customs and inhabitants of France closer to French students. Together with the Spanish Club, Le Cercle Francais sponsored an after-game basketball dance. Also, some of its members took an active part in the French Mardi Gras held at Akron University this winter. The officers for the First semester were: Mary Lou Mackin, President, Betty Jane Cross, Vice President, and Mary Kuder, Secretary-Treasurer. For the second semester the oFlicers guiding the club were: Nancy Schmidt, Presi- dent, Barbara Smith, Vice President, and Joan Kerns, Secretary-Treasurer. 69 LOS PICAROS Front row: U. to r.l Miss McDermott, Mary lou Anderson, Carol Sutliti, Patricia Hinchee, .loan Davis, Barbara lamphear, Ann Fisher, Nancy Cummings. Second row: Marilyn Boltz, Robert Fleming, Ardol Ray, Susan Buss, Virginia Daugherty, Harriet Fox, Patricia Durant, Lois Gardner. Third row: Richard Shick, Marp Kupperman, Mary Rodgers, Phyllis Hendricks, Jane Sharp, Margaret Wagoner, Barbara Fleshman. This club was started September, 1948 with the purpose of acquiring a better speaking knowledge of Spanish and to understand better the life and customs of Spanish speaking countries. Activities, under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Louise McDermott, are meetings in Spanish including Spanish reports and songs. A fiesta is also planned. Those leading the group are: President, Joan Davis, Program Chairman, Nancy Cummings, Secretary, Patricia Hinchee, and Treasurer, Ann Fisher. The officers for the second semester are: President, Richard Shick, Program Chair- man, Barbara Lamphear, Secretary, Jane Sharp, Treasurer, Mary Rodgers. 70 LIBRARY CLUB om. l.. Front row: ll. to r.i Mrs. Carter, ,Judith Feil, Anna Tierney, Nancy lohr, Sue Gregory, Joan Russell, Phyllis Haas, Miss Patton. Second row: Coletta Vance, Margaret Spence, Dorothy Huft, Mildred Toby, Marianne Eyler, leatha Riggs, Barbara Lampheor, Margaret Stevens, Anita Penrod, Ann' Walter. The Library Club, or B. W. Club, is made up of sixteen girls who either are or have been librarians in the school libraries and who give at least one hour of their time each day to the high school, helping the libraries. The purpose of the Club is to study and discuss library problems, such as handling books, helping people in libraries, and shelving and tinding books and references. The Club holds two meetings each month, one a business meeting, and the other, usually held at the home of one of the girls, a social meeting. The officers of the Club are: Nancy Lohr President ,..,,...... Vice President ..... Sue Gregory Dorothy Huff Judith Feil Secretary ........... Treasurer ...........,.,..,.......,... Otticers for the second semester are: President ......................,,...., ...... M ildred Tobey Vice President ..,.,, ,,-,,-,,,, J can Russell Secretary ........ Margaret Stevens Treasurer ,.... ..... M arianne Eyler 7'l H. A. PRESTCN CLUB Front row: ll. to r.l Miss Sears Sally Pyers Rosemary Bumgardner Joanne Kalba h P W M 'I W' . ' ' ' I , ll Ann Woodlmg, Ruth Walus, Juanita Smith, Carol Wert, Nancy Cummings, Betty Ciiggo. eggy ogoner anyn I Second YOW1 MOUY Boyle, Dorothy Adams, Ann Fisher, liane Haminacuk, Patricia Hawkins, Barbara Smith, Joan Kerns Susan Buss, Mary Ann Messer, Nancy Schmidt, Susan Heath, Barbara Fleshman. Thigd row: Joanne Greenwood, Robert Watkins, Russell Wolf, Mary Jane Namsick, Marian Kieffer, Carol Carpenter ana Moms, Jeanne Goodyear, Betty Jane Cross, Patricia Nicol, Helen Hensler, Mildred Bennett. This organization, a branch of the Future Teachers of America, is designed to help itsmembers to learn about teaching and its opportunities. Meetings are held the ' second and fourth Thursdays of each month. lnteresting programs are presented, consisting of movies and talks by outside talent upon subiects of interest to prospec- tive teachers. ' This club is chartered by the National Education Association each year. As one of its proiects the club selected a few of its members to usher at the N. E. O. T. A. convention this past fall. The Misses Mary Patton, Sallie Sears, and louise Flickinger are the sponsors of this organization. The officers are: lFirst Semesterl Betty Crago, President, Russell Wolfe, Vice President, Ruth Walus, Secretary, Jerry Lowe, Treasurer, and Susan Heath, Historian. During the second semester the following guided the efforts of the group: President, Mary Ann Messer, Vice President, Carol Wert, Secretary, Marilyn Will, Treasurer, Fred Heath, Historian, Ann Woodling. 72 c CLUB Front row: ll. to r.l Don Lamport, Rachel Stoutier, Millie Fischmonn, .loan Baer, Joan Walder, Joan Russell Sue Markle Second row: Mr. Moore, .lane Shook, Doris Clark, Sarah Burroughs, Janet Wolfsbergef, 7099Y SNYCYIS, Bob 10095 Third row: Charles Metzner, Robert Watkins, Charles Ward, Alfred Thomas. Falls High had a camera club in previous years, but it was terminated for a short time. ln October, I948, this club was again started by Mr. John R. Moore. The club membership at the present time is twenty-five. The meetings are held every second and fourth Monday after school. The purpose of this club is to foster the improvement in the knowledge of the art and science of photography through the study of how to make and take pictures. The school darkroom is- open every day, all day, to any camera club member for developing his own pictures. A club proiect is always under way, giving any member an opportunity to apply what he has learned. Last Christmas each member made his own Christmas cards. At the present time the members have entered the Eastman Protography Contest and have started a contest of their own open to all the students in Falls High. The club's director is Mr. John R. Moore. The officers are: President, Don lamport, Vice President, .loan Russell, Secretary, Sue Markle, Treasurer, Bob Foust, Sergeant at Arms, Bob Jones, and the Board of Directors, Alfred Thomas and Joan Baer. 73 GODEY CLUB Front row: ll. to r.l Marcia Wittibslager, Mary Wickiser, Doris Jones, Betty Hamble, Nancy Rohrbacher, Joanne lewis Benna Kemp, Betty Crago, Nancy Cummings. Second row: Barbara Farrar, Dona Morris, Barbara Smith, Harriet Fox, Ann Drake, Barbara Fleshman, Patricia Nicol Virginia Daugherty, Susan Buss. Third row: Miss long, Joyce Stoutter, Marilyn Coulter, Carolyn Sorg, Barbara Nichols, Joyce Marshall, Dorothy Soren- son, Peggy Penn, Patricia Frazer. The purpose of Godey Club is to help develop and bring out the true character- istics of womanhood. We take the name Godey from the founder of the first woman's magazine to be published in the United States pertaining to fashion and etiquette. The meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Membership, open to girls from 10-A to I2-A, is limted to fifty. lt is the aim of the club to contribute to needy causes such as Thanksgiving baskets and sending care packages to foreign countries. Money is raised by after game dances. The sponsor of the club is Miss Josephine Long. The officers are: iFirst Semester! Pat Nicol, president, Barbara Fleshman, vice president, Ann Drake, secretary, Harriet Fox, treasurer. iSecond Semesterl Mary Wickiser, president, Nancy Cummings, vice president, Benna Kemp, secretary, Coletta Vance, treasurer. 74 FOUR SQUARE CLUB Front row: il. lo Ll Miss Purdy, Doris Clark, Joan Davis, Peggy Turner, Mary lou Mackin, Marianne Wills, Ann Wood- ling, Phyllis Hendricks, Sally Pyers, Nancy DeGraff, Barbara Windle, Pat Hawkins, Carol Wert, Mariorie Geyer. Second row: Janet Geisler, Marilyn Baldwin, Hazel Smith, Peggy Wagoner, Marilyn Will, Edith Henry, Joanne Kalbaugh, Nancy Schmidt, Susan Heath, Ann Walter, Helen Hensler, Mildred Bennett, Pal Koch, Janet Critchfield. Third row: Nancy Fickel, Beverley Housley, Mildred Lorentz, Dorothy Huff, Pat Wentz, Sally Hemple, lee Anne Booth, Clair Wolfe, Betty Jane Cross, Mary Lou Humphrey, Kay Curtis, Jane Sharp, Mary Ann Messer, Mary Kuder. Fourth row: Betty Waters, Pat Durant, Pat Hinchee, Kathryn Altfather, Barbara Gilbert, Jane Shook, Mary Rogers, liane Hammock, Mildred Toby, Mary Ellen Cross. To be of service to our school and community by improving ourselves in intellect, character, and physical fitness, is the purpose of the Four Square Club. The symbol of this club is a square, each side representing a different virtue. These virtues are: Friendship, Service, Loyalty, and Sincerity. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Membership is held to fifty and is open to girls in I0-A to 12-A. The club contrib- utes to such worthy programs as Thanksgiving baskets for needy families and presents for children at Christmas time and has raised money through a cake sale and an after-game dance. Miss Esther Purdy, who gives liberally of her time and energy, sponsors this club. The officers are: lFirst Semesterl Marianne Wills, president, Mary Lou Mackin, vice president, Peg Turner, secretary, Joan Davis, treasurer. iSecond Semesterl Marianne Wills, president, Barbara Windle, vice president, Mary Lou Humphrey, secretary, Nancy Schmidt, treasurer. 75 AQUA, DEBS Front row: upper il. to r.l Carol Smith, Anita Kieter, Beverly Knight, Diane Scott, Shirley Wolfe, Beverly Calvert, Molly Bayle, Shirley Morris, Beverly Bevere, loanne Greenwood, Annette Dillmore, Miss Mudge. Second row: Huberta VanNoy, Ioan Hemple, Carolyn Schmidt, Beatrice Finckel, Mildred Lorentz, Patricia Koch, Margie Geyer, Iacqueline Edwards, Carol Hinchliife, Nancy Fickle, Marianne Eyler, Betty Glick. Third row: Shirley Gill, Sharon Coifield, Ruth Atterholt, Ianet Porter, Kathryn Altfather, Donna Stewart, Marilyn Iones, Miriam Boyter, Caroline Tanney, Mabel Fridley. Front row: lower fl. to r.J Miss Mudge, Harriet Fox, Phyllis Haas, lMary Lou Mackin, Ann Drake, Nancy Schmidt, Ioan Russell, Lynn Lampman, Ann Woodling. Second row: Frances Wittaker, Roberta Klein, Dorothy Hutt, Ann Walter, Ioan Davis, Marlene Wyandt, Carol Wert, Edith Henry, Patsy Travis. Thgrd row: Katherine Gode, Marilyn Kieffer, Patricia Wentz, Ellen Koenig, Doris Clark, Claire Wolfe, Iune Shook, Margaret pence. The purpose of this club is to interest more girls in acquiring the skill of swimming. The membership of the club is approximately fifty. 76 l UNIOR Y-TEENS Gs- Us A ..-'5-.uf-, . ,ng 'lkgfwl 5-:ragga Fronl row: upper Il. lo r.l Sally Phillips, Marilyn Whileman, Yvonne Meese, Shirley Morris, Shirley Wolfe, Diane Scoll, Joan Russell, Laura lee Sharps, Huberla Van Noy, lynn Lampman, Barbara ledrich, Barbara While. Second row: Carol Zorn, Kay Kidwell, Carol Lapo, Sally Ward, Nancy Nosek, Sue Markle, Joanne lockenour, Belly lou MacCallum, Anna Lopone, Joyce Wagner, lucille Scalise, LaVonne Skinner. Third row: Miss Erf, Joan McCormick, Nancy Schmid, Peggy Slevens, Tanel Wolfsberger, Carolyn Schmidl, Lois lininger, Carol Schuellerman, Palsy Travis, Cecelia Moran, Shirlee O'Meara, Sally Tomlinson. Fronl row lower: ll. lo r.l Barbara Bryanl, Judy Feil, Palricia Gross, Marianne Eyler, Colleen Fauley, Jackie Edwards, Geralyn Forshey, Shirley Huff, Iris Freed. Second row: Shirley Cundiff, Wilma King, Shirley Bevinglon, Roberla Browne, Joan Hemple, Phyllis Haas, Joanne Green- wood, Joan Hunl, Belle Glick. Third row: Miss Erf, Roberla Klein, Bealrice Finkel, Sarah Burroughs, Anila Gamble, Marilyn Jones, Molly Bayle. 77 , SENIOR Y-TEENS Front row: upper ll. to r.l Betty Jo Kuder, Pat Hinchee, Vera Kalhaugh, Lois Gardner, Carol Hinchlitfe, Sally Hemple, Betty Hamble, Pat Hawkins, Janet Geister, Pat Koch, Margie Geyer. Second row: Roberta Kinnan, Marilyn Keitfer, Phyllis Hendricks, Joanne Kal-baugh, Laura Graham, Sue Gregory, Liane Hammack, Delphia Ann Jones, Jeanne Goodyear, Susan Heath, Edith Henry, Mary Kuder, Dorothy Huff. Third row: Miss Erf, Janet Higley, Ella June Harris, Elaine Hahn, Barbara Johnson, Barbara Gilbert, Helen Hensler, Georgi- anna Johnson, Jean Hagenmaier, Mary Lou Humphrey, Ellen Koenig. Front row lower: ll. to r.l Nancy DeGrafT, Marilyn Boltz, Mary Ellen Cross, Shirley Battershell, Harriet Fox, Ann Drake, Joan Davis, Betty Jane Cross, Mildred Bennett, Janet Critchlield, Joyce Fegancher. Second row: Phyllis Bond, Ann Fisher, Margaret Baker, Nadine Fisher, Beatrice Evans, Marilyn Conn, Phyllis Clayton, Carolyn Curtis, Lee Anne Booth, Nancy Dotson, Marilyn Baldwin, Judith Falor. Third row: Miss'Erf, Mariorie Clq,rk, Rosemary Bumgardner, Doris Clark, Nancy Fickel, Patricia Durant, Barbara Fleshman, Mary Corey, Carol Carpenter, Barbara Botzum, Joan Dunn. 78 SENIOR Y-TEENS if .. .L ,Q Front row: upper ll. to r.l Arwilda Robenstine, Phyllis Roberson, Barbara Oberlin, Patricia Nicol, Marilyn Lloyd, Loretta Loach, Mary Ann Messer, Marilyn Will, Barbara Windle, Patricia Rausch. Second row: Roberta Kinnan, Pat O'Meara, Mary Rogers, Sally Rhodes, Joyce Piper, Sally Pyers, Peggy Wagoner, Jane Shook, Mildred Lorentz, Mary Lau Mackin. Third row: Miss Erf, Marjorie Ruthenberg, Nancy Lohr, Barbara lamphear, Joyce Myers, Donna Morris, Janet Pearson, Peggy Turner, Betty Waters. Front row: lower ll. to r.l Juanita Smith, Marcia Wittibslager, Lorna Zimmerman, Barbara Smith, Marianne Wills, Ruth Walus, Nancy Schmidt, Ann Woodling, Hazel Smith. Second row: Patricia Van Nay, June Shook, Clair Wolfe, Barbara Veninger, Carol Wert, Ann Walter, Patricia Wentz, Helen Van Ness, Margaret Spence. V Third row: Miss Erf, Mildred Toby, Carol Sutlift, Beverly Winafeld, Mary Ann Smlth, Betty Toomey, Shirley Stevens, Alice Snyder, Jane Sharp. 79 Y-TEEN V 'ITE E W fbi'-'7 A llf I1 A :::l'1:' IIA 1 xxx nun 11:1 Q un -4 'vi K , .. g l s xx -,rv Y-Teen members are Junior members of the Y. W. C. A. Their aim is to Find and Give the Best. Under the leadership of both the Junior and Senior Y-Teen groups, devotional services are held at Christmas and Easter. The Mardi-Gras is the club's main proiect each year. Club programs ore built around health, recreation, arts and re- ligion. Miss Erf is the leader of the 240 members. Officers of Senior Y-Teen for the first semester were: President Lee I Anne Booth, Vice President, Betty Jane Cross, Secretory, Carol Wert, Treasurer, Doris Clark. HI-Y Front row: ll. to r.l Robert Watkins, Jim Orth, Jerry Lowe, Earl McAfee, Don Lamport, Kay Don Morris, Fred Heath, Lowell Tarbitt, Sanford Elton. Second row: Bob Fleming, Dave Wright, Harold Merril, Russ Thomas, Glenn Buss, Kyle Worrall, Bob Stopher, Bob Morris, Don Feucht, Joe Pallideno. Third row: Mr. Sauer, Frank Swain, Kenneth Foglesong, Brian Puse, Don Blundell, Bob Powell, Jack Jones, Bob Runkle, Tom Beckett, Jack Pettibone. The purpose of this organization is to create, maintain and extend Christian character. The Hi-Y of this school is known for the induction service, which is held once a semester. The new members are instructed by. the club officers before their induction, and are required to commit to meinory the First and Twenty-third Psalms, The Lord's Prayer and the Ten Commandments. throughout the school and community, the high school standards of During this semester the Hi-Y has had two combined meetings with Y-Teen. The speakers for the two meetings were Frank Anderson and a representative from the Ohio Bell Telephone Com- pany. Also last year, the Hi-Y and the Y-Teen held Christmas services at the Church of Christ for the entire student body. 4 81 BOOSTER CLUB Front row: upper ll. to r.l Miss Holst, Carol Sue Jordan, Shirley Hutt, Winifred Korb, Sallie Hemple, Carol Hinchliffe, Beverly Housley, Patricia Hinchee, Bettie Waters, Vera Kalbaugh, Roberta Kinnan. Second row: Joann McCormick, Patricia Wentz, Mary Lou Mackin, Dorothy Huff, Marian Kieffer, Patricia Hawkins, Joan Kerns, Edith Henry, Betty Jo Kuder, Barbara Johnson, Mariorie Sanders, Mildred Lorentz. Third row: Jane Shook, Donna Stewart, Caroline Tanney, Patricia Koch, Mary Kuder, Ellen Koenig, Nancy Lohr, Carol Sutlift, Hazel Smith, Ella June Harris. Fourth row: Marianne Wills, Peggy Turner, John Grittith, Kenny Filing, Dick Koser, Jack Hester, Robert Harrison, Betty Toomey, Mary Rodgers, Mr. Emerich. Front row: lower ll. to r.l Jack Schumaker, Earl McAfee, Harry Thomas, Percy Grenfell, Allen Smith, Kyle Worrall, Joe Denning, Jerry Wolfe, Miss Holst. Second row: George Walton, Shirley Wolfe, Yvonne 'Meese, Diane Scott, Beverly Williams, Lorna Zimmerman, Carol Schuellerman, Nancy Schmidt, Ann Walter, Carol Wert. Third row: Dick Shoults, Jack Nelsen, Leatha Riggs, Claire Wolfe, Pot Travis, Barbara Smith, Geraldine Price, Dorothy Rexroad, John Myers. A ' Fourth row: Verne Donnett, John Trimble, Dave Novkov, Chester Triplett, Robert Williams, Ted McCasIin, John Scofidi, Tom Mitterbach, Mr. Emmerich. 82 BOOSTER CLUB A l - .Q A Front row: upper ll. to r.l Miss Holst, lris Freed, Beatrice Finckel, Mariorie Deck, Joyce Fegancher, Beverly Grant, Mar- iorie Geyer, Lois Gardner, Ann Drake, Joan Davis. Second row: Janet Gracia, Mary Ann Eyler, Colleen Fauley, Jackie Edwards, Marilyn Goretta, Nadine Fisher, Harriet Fox, Nancy Dotson. ' Third row: Patricia Durant, Barbara Gilbert, Nancy Fickle, Jackie Davis, Joanne Greenwood, Joanne Dunn, Bette Glick. Fourth row: James Funk, Thomas Gregor, James Eller, Douglas Fergusson, John Griffiths, Percy Grenfell, Kenny Filing, Mr. Emmerich. Front row: lower tl. to r.l Miss Holst, Doris Beck, Pauline Beyler, Mary Corey, Lucille Carson, Doris Clark, Barbara Botzum, Mariorie Clark, Joy Chadwell. - Second row: Barbara Fleshman, Molly Bayle, Marilyn Baldwin, Carol Carpenter, Lee Anne Booth, Carol Curtis, Janet Critchtield, Katherine Altfather. Third row: John Buettner, Joe Chamber, Jim Fergusson, Jack Cartwright, Darl Spencer, Kenneth Hollow, Roger Owen, Mr, Emmerich. b A ' . 83 l BOOSTER CLUB Yeah team! This might well be the motto of the Booster Club which has as its purpose the promotion of school spirit P' - NJ Under the leadership of Miss Margaret Holst and Mr. Clinton Em- .F merich, the club sponsored pep assemblies before the home football games last fall. It also made the school swell with enthusiasm during the Q1 basketball tournament. This was accomplished by placing posters en- 'J couraging the team over all the walls. Those who give service to the school by participating in sports, playing in the band, cheer leading, or acting as maiorettes are made honorary members of the Booster Club. Officers who guided the llO members for the Hrst semester were: Adam Boraski, President, Barbara Gilbert, Vice-President, Edith Henry, Secretary, Janet Critchfield, Treasurer, and Sallie Hemple, Sergeant-at-arms. Second semester executives were: Mary Lou Mackin, President, Carol Wert, Vice-President, Ann Walter, Secretary, Ann Drake, Treasurer, and Shirley Wolfe, Sergeant-at-arms. CHEERLEADERS 84 TIGER TALES STAFF .v Front row: ll. to nt Theodore Vandevier, Thomas Gregor, Nancy Cummings, Benna Kemp, Sally Edwin Gerow, Julian Johnson. Second row: Carol Carpenter, Marilyn Baldwin, Mildred Lorentz, Joan Kerns, Marilyn Race, Edith man, Miss Flickinger. ' Third row: Dona Morris, Jeanne Goodyear, Marian Kietter, Patricia Wentz, Mary Kuder, Shirley Carolyn Sorg. Stop the pressesl Guess who was seen with Gregory Greatheart last nightl Flashl One of Mr. Watson's beetles is at large in the halls. These sounds mingled with more serious ones issue from ll7 as Miss Louise Flickinger's iournalism students share the fun and the headaches of putting out the school paper. Imagination, initiative and work on the part ot the staff, plus advice and an occasional Stop your iabberingl from Miss Flickinger go into each issue of Tiger Tales. Front row: U. to r.l Ruth Romans, Mona Surdam, Donna Schaad, Caroline Tan- ney, Joan Davis. Second row: H. Marty Parrot, Vincent Zampelli, Richard Lautzenhiser. Absent: Mariorie Ruthenberg. 85 Hemple, Doris Jones, Henry, Barbara Flesh- Barker, Sally Rhodes, IUNIOR ADVERTISING CLUB Front row: ll. lo r.l Shirley Benield, Nancy Cummings, Mildred Lorentz, Edwin Gerow, Joan Davis, Patricia Wentz Julian Johnson, Edith Henry, Benna Kemp, Sally Hemple, Earl McAffee, Joanne Kolbaugh. Second row: Mary Corey, Carol Carpenter, Hazel Smith, Marilyn Baldwin, Joan Kerns, Marilyn Race, Barbara Flesh- man, Doris Jones, Marilyn Coulter, Ruth Romans, Mona Surdam, Donna Schaad, Barbara Oberlin. Third row: Mary Weimer, Carol Sulliff, Dona Morris, Jeanne Goodyear, Marian Kieffer, Mory Kuder, Shirley Barker, SONY Rl10deS. Carolyn Sorg, Joyce Slouffer, Caroline Tanney, Harriet Fox, Carol Werl, Miss Flickinger. Fourth row: Nancy lohr, Barbara Morgan, Theodore Vandevier, Thomas Gregor, H. Marty Parrot, Vincent Zampelli, Richard Laurzenhiser, Jerry Lowe, Marilyn Will, Margaret Wagoner. So many people do not understand advertising that the Akron Beacon Journal established a Junior Ad Club at Falls High.' The purpose is to study advertising from the consumer's and the merchant's view. The Ad Club, the Hrst of its kind in the area, 'was begun at Falls because of the number of essay contest winners here. Under the direction of Miss Louise Flickinger, club adviser, one of the club's proiects was to write classified ads which were then published in the Beacon Journal. Money from the articles sold reimbursed the club treasury. This organization is limited to sixty members. The officers include: Edwin Gerow, President, Joan Davis, Vice President, Patricia Wentz,. Secretary, Edith Henry, Treasurer, and Julian Johnson, Sergeant-at-Arms. 86 CUYAHOGAN STAFF Front row: ll. to r.l Kathryn Alttalher, Donald Lamport, Robert Fleck, John Trimble, Carol Wert, Belly Jane Cross, Betty Crago.. Second row: William Cobb, Marianne Wills, Chester Triplelt, Edith Henry, Joyce Marshall, Joyce Myers, Janet Geisler, Miss Sears. Third row: Mr. Sauer, Marty Parrot, Gerald Hurd, John Bueltner, Robert Harrison, James Meck, Norman Gamble. No one can realize how much work is put into publishing the yearbook until he tackles the iob. The yearbook staff members are elected by the members of their classes and start work on the book about a year before it is published. Mr. Saurer directs the activities of the business man- agers, and Miss Sears is the general adviser for the editors. The hard working editors are: Editor-in-chief, John Trimble, Literary Editor, Kathryn Altfather, Business Manager, Marty Parrot, Art, Betty Crago, Organization, Joyce Marshall, Sports Editor, Bob Harrison, Faculty, Jerry Hurd. Those taking over at the end of the first semester are: Editor-in-chief, Robert Fleck, Literary Edi- tor, Carol Wert, Co-Editor, Edith Henry, Business Manager, Chester Triplelt, Co-Managers, Janet Geisler and Jim Meck, Art, Joyce Myers, Organization, Don Lamport, Co-Editors, Betty Jane Cross and Marianne Wills, Sports Editor, John Buettner, Co-Editors, Norman Gamble and William Cobb, Faculty, Mary Evans. 87 X X -ff? f X , T 4 I C 'S 4 aD A THE SENICR PLAY For Her Che-ild's Sake or Her First False Step was presented by the 12-A speech classes on November 2 and 4, l948. The cast in order of appearance included: Beverly Housley ifirst nightl, Bettie Waters lsec- ond nighti as Marcella Paineg Barbara Gilbert as Dorothy Bullockg Patricia Durant as Ameliap Herbert Ferguson as Dawsong Richard Shoults as Gaylord Duckworthg Darl Spencer lfirst nightl, Roger Owen isecond nightl as Hilary Paineg Patricia Hinchee as Pansy Painep Margaret Turner as Hedda Barringtonf Anita Anquillare ifirst nightl, Jane Shook lsecond nightl as Midge Painep James Hillegas as Fairfax Kisselberghi Richard Paddison as Basil Barringtong and Kathryn Alt- father Hirst nightl, Donna Stewart isecond nightl as Beatrice Hudnut. 90 TI-IE MUSICAL COMEDY REVUE ilnam,.m The Musical Comedy Revue was presented by the A Cappella Choir and the Girls' Glee Club on November l8 and l9, 1948, and was a great success. The best-loved songs from Oklahoma, Porgy and Bess, Car- ousel, Victor Herbert Operettas, and Show Boat were sung and appropriately staged. The audience, each evening, was very enthusiastic and complimen- tary. With the proceeds cleared from this production and last year's operetta Meet Arizona, the music department was able to purchase a new spinet piano for room lO2. 91 in GIRLS' JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Front row: upper ll. to nl Patricia Brown, Mary Lou Fisher, Frances George, Iris Freed, Joan Hemple, Barbara ledrich, Patricia Hendrickson. Second row: Mrs. Bender, Charlene Hope, Sally Carey, Dorothy Rardin, Joanne Clark, Joanne Lockenour, Huberta Van Noy. Third row: Carol Gougler, Nancy Schmid, Patricia Christopherson, Joan Hunt, Johanna Shelter, Jeralyn Forshey, Carol Lapo. Front row: lower ll. to r.l Sue Brickner, Marilyn Whiteman, Helen Derbfuss, Barbara Jones, Roberta Williams, Faith McMahon, Norma Fair. Second row: Mrs. Bender, Beverly Slusser, Shirley Huff, Carol McMahon, Joyce Horning, Dorothy Bowers, Mariorie Dick, Barbara Hayes. I Third row: Marlene Weyandt, Carol McNew, Eileen Jones, Maureen Chambers, Joann Hedrick, Gladys Dickerhoff, Patri- cia Dennison. 92 GIRLS' IUNIOR GLEE CLUB x lo rf Front raw: upper ll. to r.l Jeanneife Worley, Marilyn Siocker, Phyllis Haas, Joan Baer, Carol Smilh, Sally Phillips, Shirley Guesman. Second row: Mrs. Bender, Shirley Everharl, Kalhleen Haynes, Anila Gamble, Ann Buller, Ilene Rabjohn, Jane! Tenni- son, Barbara Olson, June Slonestreel, Gladys Sluver. Third row: Miriam Boyler, Janet Round, Palricia HulTord, Evelyn Fishel, Margarel Hay, Bellie MacDonald, Cfalherine Goad, Marilyn Jones, Kay Kidwell. Fronl row: lower ll. lo r.l Doris Beck, Winifred Korb, Anneile Dillmore, Ruth Bowen, Beverly Williamson, Wilma King, Claudine Parker. Q Second row: Mrs. Bender, Nancy Mehl, Joann McCormick, Marilyn Gorelti, Shirley Burgess, Roberta Browne, Donna Taylor. Third row: Marilyn Bender, Beverly Knighl, Beverly Granl, Phyllis Pearson, Sally Rake, Beverly Calverl, Frances Whillaker, Joan Rodgers. 93 BOYS' SENIOR GLEE CLUB ' . iii 'GPX ft?- W J, if Vie ig 9 U Six, , B Y' v li Front row: ll. to r.l Miss Long, John Saylor, James Roese, Fred Fishback, Bill Griffiths, Eugene Dolan, Richard Little, Richard Butler, Frank Mosier. Second row: Roy Cogdeill, Emmet Housley, Richard Scott, Verne Robinette, Bob Bittinger, Willis Hyde, Frank Penclch, Carl Winafeld. Third row: Frank Ostrander, Herb Reed, Richard Taipale, Ronnie Kearns, John Aust, Robert Fullerton, Robert Mason, Richard Palladino. Fourth row: Earl Jordan, James Mellinger, Don Gschwind, Bob Nicol, Jerry Kies, Gordon Heniger, Richard Duncan, Charles Metzner. BOYS' QUARTETTE The Boys' Quartette is a very popular group, being in demand many times a semester. The members love to sing and enioy the comradeship that quartette singing affords. Left to right: John Stiles, James Lauersdorf, Wayne Hershberger, Ed win Gerow. 94 ALL-GIRL CHOIR is ,g F ii lid f I r 7 A Q 1 1 H fr , A 4 1 is X , , Front row: ll. to r.J Ercileen Holland, Catherine Howard, Joyce Wagner, Barbara Bryant, Joanne Greenwood, Molly Bayle, Laura Lee Sharps, Lynn Lampman, Anna Tierney, Belly Daugherty, Judy Feil. Second row: Miss Long, Hilda Dickerhoof, Yvonne Meese, Charlotte McKitrick, Janis Lympany, Ann Lopane, Sue Markle, Roberta Klein, Beatrice Finkel, Patricia Gross, Barbara Moody. Third row: Lenore Burgan, Carol Zorn, Diane Scott, Margaret Stevens, Colleen Fauley, Patsy Travis, Jacqueline Edwards, Shirley Harris, Carol Haynes, Shirley CundiH. Absent: Jean Kirk, Phyllis Eslep, Joyce Fulton. The All-Girl Choir includes only IO-B and IO-A girls who have been admitted to the group by individual try- outs, These girls work hard to learn to sing a cappel- la. Many girls move up to the A Cappella Mixed Choir after a year with this group. GIRLS TRIO The Girls' Trio is another small ensemble which often entertains the community. The quarlette and trio occasionally entertain together. Lell lo right: Marianne Wills, Peggy Penn, Ann Woodling. 95 BOYS' IUNIOR GLEE CLUB Front row: upper ll. to r.l James Eckert, Ronald Fischmann, Donald Brillhart, Donnel Clark, Robert Meck, Forrest Ryan, Howard Ott. Second row: Mrs. Bender, Walter Weston, Ned Oberlin, Robert McGill, William Beal, Paul Schlemmer, Fred Raines. Third row: Donald Mellinger, Donald Thomson, Dennis Holsinger, William Wert, Paul leitman, John Galvin. Front row: lower U. to r.l Robert Lamport, James Hess, Chris Schoenloeb, Donald Scott, Thomas Harris, Thurl McClana- han, Raymond Wells.4 Second row: Mrs. Bender, Gerald Miller, Leonard West, John lepp, James Hess, Richard Vance. Third row: Jack Hines, Jack Wattleworth, Travis Smith, Frank Cyril, David Hershberger, Gordon Hinkle. Richard Kauffman 96 A CAPPELLA CHOIR P an ' L A f- .,, , Front row: il. to r,l Mary Lou Anderson, Betty lane Cross, Helen Iohnson, Lois Gardner, Vera Kalbaugh, Ann Woodling, Rosemary Bumgardner, Gladys Petrea, Carol Lee Hinchlifte, Doris Iones, Barbara Windle, Patricia Rausch, Betty Crago. Second row: Betty Waters, Sally Pyers, Mary Ann Smith, Barbara Veninger, Marianne Wills, Phyllis Bond, Phyllis Hendricks, Ianet Pearson, Maryanne Mehaffey, Donna Stewart, lane Sharp, Ioanne Kalbaugh, Marilyn Keitier. Third row: Iackie Davis, Barbara Gilbert, Keith Calvin, Ierry Lowe, Edwin Gerow, Arthur Perkins, Stanley Sayer, Dale McClanahan, Don Rupert, Iarnes Meck, john Stiles, Kenneth Hollow, Peggy Penn, Mary Ellen Cross. Fourth row: Miss Long, Robert McMillan, Walter Sagadencky, Carl Bennett, Dick Paddison, Wayne Hershberger, Ardol Roy, David Bowers, Iim Lauersdori, Henry Pryor, Iulian Iohnson, Fred Iennings, Kay Don Morris. Absent: Marjorie Ruthenberg. Front row: il. to r.i Muriel Rogers, Mary Wichiser, Barbara Oberlin, Lorna Zimmerman, Janet Higiey, Loretta Loach, Luella Smith. Second '0Wf M555 LOHQ, Phyllis ROIJSFSOH, Peggy Wagoner, Dorothy Sorenson, Patricia Creed, Nancy Rubright. Ci fl , 1 ' .. GIRLS' , Q f-.4-4..: P ENSEMBLE di W' HIGH SCHOOL BAND Front row: Cl. to r.J Claire Wolf, Mary Lou Anderson, Eugene Miller, Nancy Kilbourne, Iames Blake, Betty Berry, lack Chapin, Iohn Phillips, Ioyce Stoutter, Carolyn Sorg. Second row: Walter Feigley, Nancy Nosek, Mary Ann Messer, Ann Fisher, Lianne Hammack, Thomas Stebbins, David Smith, David Kupperrnan, Doris Clark, Fred Weaver, Sally Tomlinson, Betty Waters. Third raw: Robert Kerr, Harriet Fox, Iames Eller, Robert Iones, Thomas Iones, Williams Iones, Norman Gamble, Shirley Bevington, Delphia lanes, Morlen Daugherty. Fourth row: Iune Willy, Carolyn Schmidt, Phyllis Hendricks, Darl Spencer, Sarah Burroughs, Ronald Callen, Iames Meck, Charles Lathrop, Priscilla Harding, Rachel Stoufier. ' Fifth row: Roy Thomas, Don Stonestreet, Sanford Elton, Russell Thomas, William Wilcox, Daniel Brollier, Dennis Neff, Phil- lip Smith, Robert Spencer, William Newman, Marjorie Geyer, Carolyn Hanlon. The High School Band performs at all the football games, and in the spring gives its annual Spring Band Concert. This year the band played at the Northeastern Ohio Competitive Festival at Kent State University. The band also es- corted the President of the United States when the President was campaigning in Akron. In previous years the bond has marched in the Memorial Day parades. 98 HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA lnside circle: ll. to r., Nancy Stilwell, Robert Russell, Thomas Stebbins, Rachel Stouffer, Priscilla Harding, Eugene For- ster, Doris Clark. Second circle: Carl Schuellerman, Joseph Feil, Virginia Eagle, Liane Hammock, Norman Gamble, Delphia Jones, Thomas Jones, James Eller, Sara Burroughs, William Newman, Marjorie Geyer. Third circle: Shirley Bevington, Mary Messer, Laura Happoldt, John Miller, Joyce Stoufler, R. O. Reynolds Klonductorl, John Phillips, Donald Hartsough. Absent: Jean Ortel. The High School Orchestra plays for Commencement exercises in January and June. The orchestra also plays for the annual Spring Festival and for the Senior plays. ln the past year the orchestra has increased in size and power. The orchestra now includes a 'cello' which it has not had in previous years. EICTHTH GRADE ' ' ORCHESTRA Inside circle: ll. to r.l Daniel Stouffer, John Descutner, James Murphy, Robert Wilcox, Donald Deitrick. Second circle: Martha Weir, Patricia Barber, Philip Montgomery, Ronald Williams, Dennis Sanderson, Michael Walus, James McClusky, Edward Hart, Gerald King, Robert Thomas, Paul Olhoeft, William Hardman. Third circle: Sandra Leve, Darlene Saga- dencky, Marilyn Miller, R. O. Reynolds lConductorl, James Workman, William Bernel, Alfred Dalcher UO-Bl. Absent: Joan Pigott, Bart Hamilton, Elea- nor Nye, John Wafer. X f ATH 45 as L, 29? ,asf - if G as 2? g ' 9E -QQ AFB -jg, g .. ,f Z figfx , - f 35... 7' ' I :,,.f. V, 1 , Q1 ' an WB? J 1 gk Q F34 .-avf ' 59 X VARSITY FOOTBALL TIGERS Front row: ll. to nl K. Filing, A. Boraski, C, Ruskin, G. Walton, R. Dominic, R. Chaboudy, E. McAfee, G. Buss, J. John- son, J. Nelsen, D. Novkov, J. Scafidi. Second row: L. Walker, R. Kaser, R. Ashurst, R. Yale, T. McCaslin, F. Berdyck, R. Krantz, H. Mellinger, E. Dolan, W. Hyde, C. Bond. Third row: D. Hulick, J. Schumacher, D. Goulding, R. Courter, R. Kearns, W. Michochero, M. Guinn, W. Fenchel, J. Stein- er, Don Greenwood. Fourth row: M. LaCasella, R. Rodonovich, D. Brown, R. Knepp, R. Whelan, W. Monteith, W. McCormick, H. Weyandt, W. Froelich. The Junior Varsity football team is made up of Sophomores and Juniors who also play on the Varsity. The team has lots of material for next year's football team and will have well experienced boys. Akron East Shaker Heights Akron Central Kent Roosevelt Canton South Akron St. Vincent Akron North Ravenna Middletown WON ' 2 Left to rght: Dave Goulding, David Novkov Kenny Fil ng Roy FOOTBALL SCORES Coventry East Central North Wooster Kenmore Massillon Sophomores Lakewood Sophomores Sf. Vincent WON 6 VARSITY FOOTBALL 89'ER FOOTBALL TEAM Front row: ll. to r.l Tom Blankenship, Fred Gravesmill, Gene Piper, Dick Ackerman, Frank Cyrill, Jack Wattleworlh, John Turley, Bill Ford, Benny Dunakoskie, Ray Filing, Jerry Worcester, Tom Milterbach. Second row: Thurl McClanahan, Bud Norris, Leonard West, Jack Hines, Jim Workman, Lawrence Blackwell, John Cochran, Alvin Cox, Jim Smucker, Jim Church. Ivan Bennett, Floyd Lovelace. Third row: Gary Talmadge, John Strickland, Jim Prior, Ed Neal, Dick Vance, Ralph Jones, Bill Reynolds, John Syman, Tom Johnson, Jahn Bittinger, Ronald Novkov. Fourth row: Tom Shoaf, Jim McCluskey, Bill Davis, Dick Haas, Paul Olhoefl, Ralph Truby, Bud Roscover, Bill Bordenkir- cher, Dennis Meyers, Clarence Mills. 89'ers FOOTBALL WE THEY Coventry O 53 Stow O 19 Freshmen of Barberton 51 O Barberton Highland 14 20 Akron South 7 25 Akron Ellet 7 14 Akron Buchtel 6 6 Barberton Portage 20 28 Lakewood 7 25 WON LOST TIED TRACK Front row: U. to r.l Edward Beam, Don Hulick, Bob Krantz, Edward Smolk, Edward Charles Cooley, Kenny Filing, Francis Berdyck, Gordon Seal. Second row: Coach Louis Juillerat, Julian Johnson, Bill Micochero, George Bartell, Bob Martin, James Huston, Bob Berdyck. GOLF Front row: fl. to r.l Percy Grenfell, .lack Hester, John Lange, Charles Cooley, Charles Ruskin. Second row: Frank Anderson, Coach Spessord. TENNIS Front row: U. to r.J Coach Watson, .lack De- Buvitz, Ronald Damerow. Second row: Dick Fields, Brian Puse, Dick Shoults. Fighting their way through a hard season, the tennis team came out on top with four wins and two defeats. The powerful Akron West handed Falls both defeats. Jack DeBuvitz, Ronnie Damerow, and Dick Shoultz were the returning lettermen. SCORES WE THEY Akron West 2 4 Akron West l 5 Akron South 6 0 Akron South 6 l Akron Buchlel 5 l Akron Buchtel 5 I WON LOST ' 4 2 BASEBALL The baseball leam had a very successful season by winning lwelve of their sixleen games. The highlight of lhe season was being runner-up for the Disiricl Championship. Leading hillers were Dick Gidley and Don Rexroad. Firsi row: ll. lo r.l Coach Ripley, Bill Payton, Jack Nelsen, Dick Kaser. Second row: Bill Anquillare, Bucky Buss, Dick Oberdorfer. - Third row: Bob Warmulh, Bob Harrison, Ray Dom- inic, Harry Thomas, Allen Smith. Fourth row: Kyle Worral, Jack Carlwrighl, Karl Ruch, Don Rexroad, Dick Gidley, Joe Dennin Q. WRESTLING Front row: il. to r.l Howard Barden, William Cobb, William Blocksom, Angelo Anlognoli, Steven. Wolford, William Froe- lich, Earl McAfee, lack Nelsen, Dale Foland. Second row: Thurl McClanahan, Emmet Houseley, William Fen- chel, Norman Reading, Iaclc Waltleworlh, Paul Strickland, Eugene Dolan, Donald Huliclc, ' Thomas Davis. Third row: Coach Hinkle, Thom- as Mitterbach, Iames Eller, Verne Donnet, Donald Rupert, Howard Lambert, Iames Bruck- en, Phillip Smiih, Iohn Smuck- er, Larry Puckett. Fourth row: Richard McGiniy, Neil Huliclc, Lowell Busick, David Millen, Davis Ohlsen, Iulian Iohnson. Fronl row: ll. lo r.l Phillip Bordenkicher Thomas Gregor, Douglas Fergusson, James Fergusson Donald Land, Charles Feddersen Second row: Coach Spessard, Davis Novkov Robert Nicol, Richard Lapo, John Buelfner Chesler Triplell. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD RESERVE BASKETBALL Front row: fl. to r.l Angelo Minardi, Coach Watson, Glenn Buss. Second row: John Scatidi, Russell Thomas, Dick Gidley, Jack Hester, Kyle Worrall, Bob Warmuth, Jack Cartwright, David Wright, Bob Harrison, Jack Schumacher, Dave Goulding, Al Smith, Percy Grenfell. Front row: tl. to r.J Don lcabocci, Jack Straley, Ronnie Kerns, Robert Krantz, Bill Anquillare, Coach Ripley. Second row: Dick Fields, Dan Gschwind, Brian Puse, Tom Getzinger, Jim Steiner. Our cage team of 1948-49 can go into the record books as a very successful season. They finished the regular sea- son with a record of twelve wins against four losses. Fall was captained by John Hester, an outsanding ball handler. The Tigers, who played o deliberate type of ball, contrasted with the fast hit-and-run type that most of the squads used. Coach Watson's Bangels were riding high in the tournament after downing Elyria and then Massillon, who previously snapped our seven game win streak at the beginning of the season, but who lost in a heartbreaker to St. Vincent. Coach Watson says he will be around next season to coazh, what he believes, will be an even better team. lt ,-. lf, RESERVE BASKETBALL The Reserve Basketball team had a very successful season throughout 1948 and '49. They hold a very impressive record of eleven wins against four losses. A slow deliberate type of ball, similar to that used by the varsity squad, was also used by the Reserves. . The Reserves defeated North, East, Cleveland Heights, Ravenna, West, Central, St. Mary's, Garfield, and Newark, while suffering losses to Massillon and the Alumni. Falls split in two games between Kent and St. Vincent. With most of the boys returning next year, Coach Ripley expects to have a better, more experienced team. ' Front row: il. io r.l Coach Loughridge, Ted Read- ing, Frank Cyril, 'Dave Hershberger, Bill Ford, lim Glenny, Leon Lud- wig, Don Stonestreet. Second row: Chris Scho- enloeb, lack Hines, Travis Smith, Richard Kauffman , Bob Orih, Ronnie Fischman. Third row: Ted Harpley, Mgr., Fred Gravesmill, Frank Santos, Ray Wells, Mgr. F RESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD A Falls High Frosh had a successful season, although some may not think a won 8, lost 9 is a good record. lt did assure Falls that they may expect great teams in the future. One of the primary purposes of freshman teams is to give every possible pros- pect a chance and not iust to win games. Coach Loughridge deserves due credit for leading the boys this year. The high point men were: Ludwig, Cyril, Reading, and Glenny, in that order. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Coach McNea gathered up the boys, who will probablybe the nucleus of our teams to be, and did a commendable iob. The squad often met quintets that were older and more experienced, but our boys were well drilled and consequently respected. Front row: tl. to r.l Roger Walker, Dennis Sander- son, Ivan Bennett, lack Ruhins, Iohn Cochran. Ralph lanes. Second rowi ldmes BOW' en, Tom Blankenship. lohn Turley, Dick Ack- erman: Floyd Lovelace, Manager, Mr, McNea, Coach. -Third row: Ronald Nov- kov, Manager, Allan Frandsen, Bob Harmon, lames Fischal, Dan Grqyq Bob WllCOX, Manager, W , X 'X fyfx A V vw fr- 'm.i3iAQ,1fg2esiy M ,S f,i i5Q? ?5i K h'k , E w?gg3. Q ' A ' -J ' M' .Him HM wfpa'Hw -www-, Mf 1f ggwgiimfii. : 5 ' -0 ! a'? f' . xi' 1. ACT u PH? a IITIES SECRETARIAL OFFICE ASSISTANT S I Front row: ll. to r.l Mrs. Blankenship, Mr. lnskeep, Miss Szarem. Second row: Mrs. Hammock, Miss McClintock, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Williams. Front row: U. to r.J Eunice Black, Rosemary Bumgordner, Nancy lohr, Janet Higley, Ruth Walus, Leatha Riggs, Faye Carter, Patricia Hinchee, Nancy DeGraH, Sue Gregory, Caroline Tanney, Kathryn Altfather. Second row: Dorothy Sorenson, Mary Rogers, Marilyn Keiffer, Joanne Kalbaugh, Patricia Nicol, Marianne Wills .lo ce I Y Marshall, Mary Lou Humphrey, Lee Anne Booth, Marian Kietier, Roberta Kinnan, Patricia Bordenkircher, Barbara Nichols. Front row: ll, to r.l David Repperd, Dwight Foust, Charles Cooley, George Rush. Second row: Frances Cragv, Earl C0lbWn- H2 PROJ ECTION CLUB Front row: U. to r.l David Spitzer, Kenneth Foglesong, Donald Lees, William Binns, David Bowers Wllllam Parthe Alan Robinson, Mr. Shank. Second row: William Cobb, Donald Feucht, Donald Blundell, George Kirk, Robert Macy, Robert Runkle Robert Simmons Under the direction of Mr. E. L. Shank boys from l0-A through I2-A operate the visual aids for teachers in all the Falls schools. These boys are chosen for their interest in Visual Education and their dependability, as well as the primary requirement of an above average scholarship record. Not only does the Visual Education Department supple- ment classroom work, but it also participates in several other activities. Sound equipment for football games and assemblies is provided by this department. Noon movies are shown during the winter months for the students' en- tertainment. The department has recently purchased two new screens-one for the auditorium and one for room 308 as well as classroom films. ll3 t HEALTH FIRE DRILL Open wide. Now say, A-a-a-a. That's right. These words may be heard coming from room 204, while Miss Maxine Car- lin, school nurse, is making a routine medical check-up of a student or teach- er. Miss Carlin, a graduate of People's Hospital, is really kept busy caring for all the minor ailments that occur at school. Besides this, eye tests have been given to all students to discover the fit- ness of eyes for school work. A blood count was taken of the teachers, in ac- cordance with State health requirements. Dr. R. M. Brady, general practitioner, visits the high school and grade schools once each week. ? 1 The ringing ot the fire bell interrupts work momentarily while students practice the routine in case a real disaster ever occurs Carrying out of directions in fire drills has been ,greatly improved this past year. GUIDANCE The Guidance Department is under the direction of Mr. R. B. Heuser. lt is located in room 306. This department helps grade school pupils in selecting their high school course and subjects. It also helps high school stu- dents pick their vocation and col- lege. Various tests on aptitude and scholarship are also given under the supervision of this de- partment. MANHOOD AND WOMANHGOD CUPS -'ohf' '- 9e Ruth Schmid: The candidate who fills all the requirements 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 '48 class Ruth Schmidt and John Lange re:eived the honor of having their names engraved on the cup. The winners from the January '49 class were Barbara Gilbert and John Cartwright. John Cartwright Barbara Gilbert Y l W X Z We X X 00 XJ 5 A xi A W fm D Q ia I if Q A , f x ,mf fxvfli 1 ,gre 4 5 N., U 54 g J.E'vvE Lf2v D..IlDLlQNCES Q Em Q35 1 r , 1 l Congratulations Graduates of 1949 , Thorp Greenhouses I 1301 Saclcett Avenue WA-6042 WA-6042 F r Compliments of LEVINSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE . Established 1916 2231 FRONT STREET l Falls Pen Service Offering Service On FOUNTAIN PENS, PENCILS ELECTRIC SHAVERS RONSON LIGHTERS WATCHES - JEWELRY 147 W. Portage Trail WA-5023 E. S. MUELLER JEWELER 109 W.. Portage Trail Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio CUSTOM JEWELRY T0 ORDER JEWELRY REPAIR WATCH - CLOCK REPAIR FINE JEWELRY WATCHES - DIAMONDS I eannette'S Gilt ' Shop Gifts With Personality 2204 Front St. CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO WA-0610 moms D. SYMAN 118 ' I ' MAI-IAN 'S SERVICE Frank R. SCh0I'1eI', Inc. 1584 STATE ROAD Next to Ohio Theatre Es iS ed 'W BRAKE SERVICE - TUNE UP I CARBURETOR - IGNITION I I WHEEL ALIGNMENT REALTORS - BUILDERS I 1 T 'Ty 1 U GENERAL INSURANCE I I Wayne Agency Co. A Home Town Company Managed 2419 FRONT STREET BY CUYAHOGA FALLS' o 0 I D. S. ALBERTSON G. Is. KIRK WA-2119 R. E. ALBERTSQN v. LYNCH I :maui W H l Economy Savings 8. Loan Co. . Capital Finance Corp. 2032 Front St. WA-1126 Rooms 25-27 Muir Bldg. CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Compliments of Handy Baking Co. W III4 PORTAGE TRAIL if . WA-5632 L ' nui- II9 .. I ' -' F H E S S ROGERS LYLE--- 6: JEWELRY C0- CHEVROLET ' T GU EUTAL Famous for Diamonds CO- IN C. WATCHES YOUR CHEVROLET JEWELRY DEALER SINCE The Ffie'1dlY 1932 , ,, Flrestone Store 2103 Front St. 2306 Front SL 5w-1311 WA H17 2152 FRONT ST. CUYAHQGA FALLS CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO QHIQ WA-6461 lim Brown Stores Inc. 2252 FRONT ST. SW-2712 VISIT YOUR NEW JIM BROWN STORE Complete Sports Department also Home and Farm Supplies 4 120 , , 7? -E. S , , l YONTZ and TIIDMAS INC Your I DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE 1632 Front Sf. WA-'I 'I31 1 TI-IE AKIIUN PRESFORM MOLD C0. 2038 Main Street CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO L --I FALLS FROZEN I'00DS INC. l 1234 STATE Rn. I - - - LCCKERS - - - ' GRocEmES AND MEATS WA-8813 S... ..........I 1 1 1 Compliments of SIDDALL IEWELRY 2026 Front Street CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO WA-8927 JEWELRY DIAMONDS wATcHEs REPAIRING TIP? MA? KET 'CAPRON STUDIO Legal, Advertising, Publicity I ' Banquet and Group Television SALES - SERVICE C and G RADIO 'I47 ,PORTAGE TRAIL Telephone WA-5023 GERB'S PHARMACY I I G. WAYNE WALLACE Have your physician call us - SW-I I I3 If no answer call - WA-8331 1668 State Road CUYAHOGA FALLS, oHlo i I ACK GRAY I Sales and Service COMPLETE Auro REPAIR' and 'I ' GLASS SHOP 2681 Oakwood Drive T HY - PHOTOGRAP CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO PICTURE FRAMING V WA-7671 2032 Front Street WA-6671 - CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO I omo swr:1:'r snor Tom' 1-he sm sh., .specializing in 0 IRVING KLEIN HOME MADE CANDlES FINE CANDlES 2173 F1-onf 51, ln Ohio Theater Bldg. 2121 prom 51- Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio SAM nscl, owner wA-0817 WA 0'4 Zylze .fllamia Companiea ff 'INTBTFKX R . ifvf amjx no EEEE Q 7111 7 8 I 'TTU Movmc cmolsns cRA'rl N G fxcfuaiuely STORAGE TELEVISION For Home and Commercial Use. Free Demonstration. Terms To Suit You. Guaranteed Installation and Service by Dependable, Trained InstaIlers. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FALLS HEATING 6. TELEVISION CO. 2039 Front St. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio WA-I T76 WA-I T77 1 I 1 1 123 L- B. ADAMS FALLS CIGAR SALES and SERVICE 2310 State Road WA-4513 CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO nos Front SI. wA-o99I We Use Genuine Pontiac Parts ... Cqmefqg - N'G 'T AND DAY TOWING KODAK SUPPLIES - MODEL SUPPLIES wA,7149 We Specialize in Gifts for DAD ...1 :-4'11S' lzzzg plsgae eagam . . :11 ,Ein -I ' E I , gf Z f I-ind when the hme -1- 1f ' L,' I, M kcomes - - you'I1 fmd furmture 5522: f:: ihiz ' Zll -.,,,. ... 'ii ' ...- .L.. eaiifgi ,i I 'S2' I E TX ,,-:' Qzf- 3.1 :--' .- 'f a i ..-f' M M 95 'VgjA.f :2ef -if :,L. S iff I I gf .:-Q ., .1 f - A 'Lg -A Q LL.L QQ-, l g OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK - iv AVI' I EXCEPT WEDNESDAYS I ,,.' I.., -2'I'-' ' I CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY A INTERIOR I A IAIAT' Dfeogewe si S, C I I .f iiwsfgisiflllmt al T E I I SIIEIIIES II I IEIIEQJZ FURNI UR II N ..s1IE.mI.Ef -Iigmm-.I,IJ, .IE . We X S'II'I' f I- Lugo sme Rd. wA-1166 Congratulations and Best Wishes To - CUYAHOGA FALLS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES from HARRY G. NEWCOMB CO. BUICK SALES AND SERVICE 1608 Front St. CUYAHOGA FALLS WA-2189 1' , I24 Weaver's Pharmacy Robie R. Weaver PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 443 Chestnut Blvd. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio WA-7410 Compliments of DISKIN CLEANERS CLEANING - PRESSING RUG CLEANING We operate our own plant 2237 State Rd. SW-2013 STATE RD. CLEANERS TAILORS I 2425 smrs Ro. Pick-up Delivery - SW-2215 PANTS MADE TO ORDER Compliments of Falls Hardware Company IN NEW LOCATION 2413, sfqfe Rd. WA-4414 CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Color Work I S Catalogues Booklets y Offset Work .Office Forms THE F. W.i0R'l'I-I C0. 2031-2035 Second Street ,L MAXWELL'S TEXACO SERVICE 4th and Portage Trail CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO For Lubrication and Washing Call WA-0012 Compliments of IDEAL SHOE REPAIR Minardi's Grocery Store Grant and Tenth Sts. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio r -1 Compliments of THE EDWARDS SHOE STORE ANGELO'S - - - SHOE REPAIR Satisfaction - - - Always Guaranteed -1 125 n Inc. Albert Conn. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 1839 Front Sf. CUYAHOGA FALLS OHIO Phone WA-2171 'I l 1 I' IDEAL CLEANERS 2164 Front Street WA-2222 Do You Know that your Singer Sewing Machine Covers buckles, Makes belts 81 bunonhole Does hemstit h g 24 HOUR SERVICE 2161 F S WA-8886 , . . , 1 FALLS SHEET METAL WORKS THERES A ' ' ' Commercial Roofing F0 Sheet Metal Work IN YOUR FUTURE Coal, Oil, and Gas Expert FORD Service L Heating Flank and V 1 Spouting Genuine FORD Parts 2121 Front Street frearl E. R, JONES Cuyahoga Falls, ohio 1868 Front Street WA'2087 6 Cuyahoga Falls' - 1 Complimentx of leading store for young men's clothes RALPH CROSBY'S l 6. LOAN CO. l 'l THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE NAMES YOU KNOW 1 cox FLUWERS CORSAGES - FUNERAL DESIGNS THE assr AND me Mosr - - - Fon me LEAST 1660 State Rd. WA-7121 LAUNDRO MAT Congratulations to - - - 1949 High School Graduates We hope you MEAT with success in the future Gooo Luck T0 - - - All Falls High Students Kenny Goodwin, Inc. QUALITY MEATS 5 Stores in Acme Super Markets . 2128 Front se. wA-6411 I 156 s. Main sf. BL-osta l'lAl-F'H0UR LAUNDRY 1750 s. Main sr. PA-1464 2226 sauce Rd. sw-1452 l764 STATE ROAD ' Newest Self-Service Store Phone SW-1011 M. o'NElL sms., Axnon Po-:ses 177 1... Your Beauty at Our Finger Tips MMEWS COLONML musY's colFFE srunlo RESTAURANT PERMANENTS - I . n and I 'e D 9 Room PERSONALIZED STYLING R A Wedding e'e 'S Luznsws COSMETICS Banquets, Etc. , I ' Sylvia I. Cork Cecelia T. Riley I Front sr. WA-0822' 2032 Ff0 '5'- ' A Muir Building wA-ss41 T , I -.. Compliments of THE MCLELLAN STURE c. M. :ours mc. Your Studebaker DeaIer 2049 Front St. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio WA-2191 COMPLETE SERVICE - ALL MAKES BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR CHOICE SELECTION - USED CARS 128 Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Co. LEITER 6. SONS HARDWARE Sporting Goods a Specialty FOR THE LAST WORD IN Beautiful Furniture See Your Friendly Neighbor 2085 Front St. I WA-3121 CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO I ' CO. TAYLOR'S H1-ILDON S 2115 F S , 0 I' I. Men s Wear I n Sealtest Ice Cream CUYCIIIOQG Falls, The Workingman's MAGAZINES Shrew I Pleasure to Buy where Prices I CARDS QUALITY - ECONOMY d p y E y 2020 Fr S Fourth and Sa k WA-9613 FOR QUALITY AND PRICE It Pays To Shop At FALLS DEPARTMENT STORE 129 Congratulations '11 ,p-qw, , Arcade Bowling Lanes 2105 Front Street CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Congratulations to the FALLS GRADUATES OF 1949 Class of 1948 Akron Truss Co. And Best Wishes to All Members of Cuyahoga Falls High School WA-1646 Alhambre Bldg. Arcade THE FALLS NEWS A Progressive Paper Serving A Friendly Community 140 Portage Trail WAlbriclge 2167 130 Compliments of Althoen Beauty Shoppe FALLS PHARMACY ohio Theatre Building 2109 mom smear State Road CUYAHOGA FALLS, oH1o KODAK AGENCY wA-2525 Complete Photo Dept. PRESCRIPTIONS RAWLINSON'S ou, ,,,e,,,,,,, The Store of Friendly Service 331 w. PORTAGE TRAIL H' L' TAUB' PNP' A. 1. PERLMAN wA-2546 Phone: WA-0878 CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO THE V45 The School Jeweler ' Next to the Falls Theatre Gardner Shoe Company 2146 Front St. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio FLORSHEIM SHOES Ten Pin Lanes 1 ! ' OPEN AND LEAGUE BOWLING Compliments of Lillian Roclrelellefs FANCY PASTRIES 1671 State Road Air Conditioned 1773 sim Rd. I wA-zaso Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio J uh' Compliments of General Metal Products Division of General Tire and Rubber Co. Honadle -- Candies Delicious Candies, 2018 State kd. wA-9464 ff l' ' 1 'I3l ...J I - ' - COME TO THE RADIO SHACK STATE ROAD AND CHESTNUT Truman Auto Parts MODERN AUTOMOTIVE PARTS WHOLESALE - RETAIL For New and Used Radios and Service on Home and Auto Ra- MACHINE SHOP Al-L MAKES dios, Record Players and Small WA,5219 L Appliances SERVICE REBUILT MOTORS or Call WA-7113 9:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. ACCESSORIES P. S.-If you are a United States Postage Sfdmp Collector, come in and talk to 1824 FRONT ST' HWALTJ- CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO SHOP IN CUYAHOGA FALLS AT 0 ' N E I L ' S Conveniently Located on Front Street We Feature Famous Names . . . Labels you know and trust. It is an O'Neil tradition to ofler quality merchandise at lowest possible prices. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. ,i 1 iq li ' Congratulations and Good Luck To All Falls High Graduates IACK N IILL CLEANERS 110 W. Portage Trail WA-8614 We Would Like To Help You Look Your Best :JERRY AND EVELYN NUTTER 132 The McGowan-Reid Funeral Home Truly a Funeral Home Overlooking the Beautiful Church Park at Stow Avenue and Third Street INVALID COACH EMERGENCY AMBULANCE WM. D. REID Managing 'Director WA-1313 Exclusive two tone manual organ 133 7714 , 49' E A J,eQq,+iJV 'B Q. What K em QM! ie C0 5 Y jf 'wif C2521 QE? 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