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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1952 volume:

C2 WA HQGQXN YQUR MEMQRY GJQDK NINETEEN HUNDREDQQ, HFTY we MC ' 'Er 2 FOR 5 X xc v' 2 ' ' 5 1:4 .12 Q- xx k E -,wi Q, J. DEDICATION Mrs. Doris Sidnell We, the Ianuary and Iune classes of 1952, dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Doris Sidnell. During her twenty- two years of teaching in the Cuyahoga Falls School System, Mrs. Sidnell taught Domestic Science and did elementary work in the grades. Before taking a perma- nent position in the high school, she did substitute Work. In 1946 she took a full time job of teaching home economics in the high school, as well as serving as a senior sponsor and Honor Society advisor, Mrs. Sidne1l's passing was a great loss, to the students and faculty. Mrs, Sidnell's smile cheered her pupils, and this together with her patience and the time she always had for other people will remain vivid in our memories. Mrs. Sidnell inspects our work 3 INTRODUCTION Dear Students, We, the Seniors ot 1952, present to you your 1952 edition of the Cuyahogan. Its theme is Memories of By-gone Days and We sincerely hope that in the years to come this year book may bring back nothing but delightful memories of the four years in which you were in high school. We Wish you pleasant reading and hope that the memories of your school days may be with you always. Sincerely, The Staff 4 CONTENTS Dedication ............................... Administration and Faculty ......... Graduates ............................... Underclassmen ........ Organizations .............. Drama and Speech Music .............................. Athletics ...... Activities ......... Advertising ....... Page 6 20 42 62 80 86 .......1OU ...---.112 ..---..1Z2 5 fi 1 v 'K fi Apx , s WMM ,,,w,s,1 ... mv Q -' , xx 56, F G UIQ? Y ff fy fa 9 fy! PQPORT C4 Q 95 Z3 qy X XXV Q W Z BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. A. I. Gracia, President: Mr. Alex Walker: Mrs. H. M. Whitacre: Mr. G. H. Cooper. Clerk-Treasurer: Mr. W. H. Nicol. Vice President. The Board ot Education is a group of five persons elected by the citizens of Cuyahoga Falls for a term ot tour years. They hold bi-monthly meetings with the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent tor the purpose ot establishing policy and hand- ling items such as hiring teachers, buying books, supplies, and equipment, and planning construction ot new buildings. The students of Falls High are indeed grateful to these persons for the fine school system they enjoy. 8 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Bode, Superintendent Mr. Steinhauer. Asst. Superintendent Mr. DeWitt, High School Principal 9 ' YW N 1 N I - DEANS Mrs. Ellis Mr. Sauter 10 DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis is our Dean of Girls. Her job? There are innumerable tasks for her to perform. Her biggest job is that of being a great help to the girls. She is in charge of the girls' attendance, teaches psychology, is sponsor of the Student Council and yet she takes time out to be of help when and where she can. We say, Thanks, Mrs. Ellis. DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Saurer, as Dean of Boys, has many important duties. Among these are taking care of attendance and the scheduling of the llth grade girls and all of the boys. His desire to make a better school has helped Falls High and many of the boys in it. He is the ad- viser for the Hi-Y, business manager for the school annual, and lUth grade sponsor. He teaches classes in general science or mathematics. Mr. Ioseph G. Brode, B. S. Kent State University lnstrurnental Music FALLS FACULTY 1951-52 Dance Band and High School Band Mrs. Marjorie E. Cannon. B. S. in Education Kent State University Physical Education Cheer Leaders Ceramics Mrs. Mary H. Carter. B. S. in Education Ohio State University English-Library Science Gocley Club Reading, Travel, Home, Mrs. Mary Creed, B. S. Ohio State University Kent State University Guidance Gardening f Qm EW is-ya .emo-,N N No Picture No Picture Mr. Clinton B. Emmerich, B. A.. M. A. University ot Akron Kent State University English Booster Club Sports aind Music Miss Helen E. Ert, B. S. in Education Kent State University Algebra Y-Teen Sponsor and 9th Grade Sewing Miss Louise Flickinger, B. A., M. A. University ot Akron University ot Columbia University ot Wisconsin Northwestern University English, Iournalism Tiger Tales Rejuvenation of an Old House Mrs. Zella Graham Ohio University Rio Grande Coliege 8th Grade English 8th Grade Travel and Fishing , T.-q -. FALLS FACULTY 1951-52 Miss Lore Hofmann, B. S. in Education Ohio State University German and English German Club cmd National Honor Society Miss Margaret Holst. B. A., M. Ed. Marietta College University of Pittsburgh English and Typing Travel Mr. C. S. Howard, B. A. University of Toronto Latin and Greek 9th Grade Mr. Paul Huff. B. S., M. A. Ed. Hiram College Akron University 9th Grade Mathematics and lOth Grade Arithmetic 9th Grade Sponsor Gardening Miss Evelyn Haberkost. B. S. in Education Kent State University Shorthand, Typewriting, and Advanced Clothing Mr. Calvin W. Heintz, B. A.. M. A. Heidelberg College University ot Akron Speech Debate and Dramatics Radio Program Production Mr. Clarence B. Hendricks, B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University Kent State University Library and Activity Manager Fishing Mr. Robert B. Heuser, B. S. in Education B. A., M. A. Kent State University Ohio State University Director of Guidance Q ..-., ,... I' f f' Q nf. E l rw gk 5 4 Sie 3 Q A tw f E f t fm X . f if wil t ' V 51 . vm C.. -1 4 FALLS FACULTY 1951-52 Mrs. Virgie Irwin. B. S. in Education. M. A. Ohio University Ohio State University English Scrapbooks Mr. Arpad Kurinsky, B. S. in Education Akron University Western Reserve Cleveland lnstitute ot Music Instrumental Music Music, Baseball, Gardening, and Work Around House Mr. Robert A. Lee. B. S. in Education, M. S. Ohio State University University ot Wisconsin Chemistry and Science llth Grade Fishing, Boating, and Swimming Miss Iosephine M. Long, B. A. in M usic, M. A. Syracuse University Cincinnati Conservatory ot Music University ot Cincinnati University ot Akron Kent State University Music, Supervisor oi Music Education Sponsor ot High School Vocal Music Attending Stage Plays, Musicals, and Traveling Mr. Iames Loughridge. M. A. College ot Wooster Oberlin Ohio State University English Head Coach of Football Mr. C. D. McC1cmahcm. A. B., B. S., M. A. Ohio University Bookkeeping, Business Law, and Economics l2th Grade Travel, Fishing, and Photography Mr. Raymond B. McCuskey. B. S. Kent Slate University Mathematics, Algebra, and Geometry llth Grade Agriculture Miss Mary Louise McDermott. B. A. Marietta College Duke University University ot Pittsburgh Spanish and English Los Picaros Sewing and Dramatics FALLS FACULTY 1951-52 Mr. Robert N. McNea, B. S. Miami University Cornell University Harvard University Kent State University Mathematics Head Track Coach, Assistant Coach ot Football and Basketball Mr. Robert A. Meador, B. S. in Ed. University ot Cincinnati Sth Grade History All Sports Mr. Cecil R. Mester. B. S. in Physical Education University ot Kansas Industrial Arts Sports of all kinds and Building Mr. Stanley Mitten Kent State University Ashland College Assistant Principal ot Elementary Education Writing and Spelling Hunting, Fishing, and Farming Mr. Iohn F. Moore, B. S., M. S. University of Virginia Akron University University ot Michigan Kent State University Biology and Science Camera Club Photography, Nature, and Gardening Mr. Wade Moyer, B. S. in Education Akron University Kent State University Carnegie Tech Metal Shop Rifle Club Hunting, Archery, and Photography Mrs. Mary Newstetter, B. S.. M. A. Bliss College Pittsburgh University Shorthand and Typewriting llth Grade Travel, Needlework, and Homemaking Miss Mary O. Patton. A. B., M. Ed., B. S. in L. S. Hiram College Pittsburgh University Columbia University University ot California Librarian 12th Grade and B. W. Club Photography, Collecting Crosses, and Collecting Advertising Pencils 14 FALLS FACULTY 1951-52 Mr. Arthur Peebles. Y S B. S. in Education, M. A. Kent State University WW . Ohio State University Dulce University Western Reserve Geography and History Travel Mrs. Maurine M. Pershing. B. S., M. A. Ball State Teachers College Social Studies Four Square Fancy Work and Reading Mrs. Harriet B. Pigott. B. A., M. A. Alcron University Columbia University Bread Loaf School ol England Latin Latin Club Selling Antiques and lmports Miss Lucile W. Price. B. S. in Education Kent State University Mathematics Mrs. Miriam T. Bausch. A. B. Hiram College English and French llth Grade and Cercle Francais Sponsor Books and Travel Mr. R. O. Reynolds. B. S., M. A. Kent State University Western Reserve University lnstrumental Music High School Band Real Estate Mr. Donald B. Ripley. B. S. in Education. M. Ed. Kent State University Driver Education and Athletics Public Relations llth Grade Sports A Mr. Gilbert Roberts. B. S. in Education Kent State University University ol Alcron University ot London American History and Government 12th Grade Photography and Historical Research 15 FALLS FACULTY 1951-52 5 Six .M 5 Kb 8 1:3629 No Picture it it ,fi M Mr. Eugene L. Shank. B. S. in Education, M. A. Kent State University Ohio History, American History, and Visual Education Projection Club Gardening Mr. Carl C. Spessard, B. S. University oi Akron Driver Education and Civics Golf Coach and Swimming Coach Fishing Mr. Iack L. Taylor. B. A.. B. S. in Education Emory and Henry College Kent State University History and Civics Sports Mrs. Alberta Thompson. B. S. in Education Miami University Kent State University Clothing and Home Living l Mrs. Bertha S. Rockwell, A. B., M. A. Akron University University ot Chicago Kent State University World History Iunior Foreign Attairs Council and World Pen Pals Reading, Traveling, and Photography Mrs. Lois Rook, B. S. in Education Akron University Kent State University Foods Trying New Recipes, Making Clothes, and Raising Roses Mrs. Eudice Rose. B. S. in Education Ohio University Chicago Musical College Vocal Music Miss Sallie M. Sears, B. A.. M. A. Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio State University Syracuse University English H. A. Preston Club and Yearbook Horticulture and Needlework FALLS FACULTY 1951-52 Mr. Iohn W. Watson, B. S. in Education. M. Ed. Kent State University Physical Education Basketball, Head Coachg Tennis Coach and lntermurals Mr. L. D. Watson. B. S. in Education. M. S. in Ed. University ot lllinois Akron University Biology lflth Grade Biology Mr. Earl Welker. B. S. in Education Kent State University Ohio State University Geometry and Trigonometry Traveling Mr. L. A. Wheatley. B. A. Washington and letterson College Ohio University Physics and Science llth Grade No Picture -i- . 1.l1 Mrs. Genevieve B. Wilhelm, A. B. De Pau University Ohio State University Kent State University Cleveland Institute ot Art Allred University Art 9th Grade Painting and Ceramics Mr. Duane E. Work, B. S. Ohio State University Kent State University Mechanical Drawing 9th Grade Photography Mrs. Ora Zimmerman Kent State University Akron University Visiting Teacher in Education President ot Non-Teaching School Employees Office Clerks Cffice Assistants Front Row: upper Cleft to right? Mrs. Hazel Beckett, Mrs. Audrey Mellinger, Mrs. Garnet Williams, Second Row: Mrs, Ida Mae Blankenship, Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Mrs. Helen Beitz. Front Row: lower Cleft to right? Laura Lee Happoldt, Marjorie McCausland, Betty Schnable, David Baldwin, Claudine Parker, Helen Derbluss, Ruth Henderson. Second Row: Nancy Schmid, Carol Storrie, Louise Malla- bone, Eileen Iones, Darlene Sagadencky, Virginia Brislinger, Elizabeth Dick, Charlene Hope. Third Row: Martha Weir, Patricia Beach, Mary Packer, Elizabeth Daugherty, Irene Koch, Barbara Hulick, Verna Whittaker, Alvis Trimble. 18 Proiection Staff Custodian Staff Front Row: Cleft to rightl Robert Greer, William Hershiser, Robert Wilcox, Roy McMillan, Mr. Shank, Wendell Wilson, Ronald Salmon, Richard Viering, David Hess. Second Row: William Stewart, Milton Bertka, Robert Winer, Lawrence Carlson, Dennis Sanderson, Roger Ryan, Philip Cochran, Louis Lichi, Frank Lenghacher. Lett to right: Mr. Fox, Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Angle, Mr. Bauder, Mr. Reppord. 19 '73 K bf Q , -11 X F N GHAQXHEUZQFFES K MQQEW 3-AKC-K-xii I une Class Officers JANET GRACIA Vice President FRED RAINES President BOB MECK Treasurer BARBARA IONES Secretary I anuary Class Officers ANITA GAMBLE Vice-President WILLIAM FORD President LEONARD WEST Treasurer FRANCES WHITTAKER Secretary Sponsors Front Row: Cleft to rightl Mr. Welker, Miss Patton, Miss Flickenger, Miss Mc- Dermott. Second Row: Mr. Roberts, Mr. McCIanahan, Mr. Shank. ADAMS, Ed EDWARD, To be an electrical engineer, Hi-Y, Z, 3, 4, my Ford and Uncle Tom's, Grant. BEAL, MARY, To graduate, Girls' Chorus, l, 2, music, Crawford. BENDER, Chief GEORGE, Own luckies, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, l, 2, chugging, St. Ioseph. BENNETT, BETTY, Travel, Iunior Council of World Affairs, 2, French Club, 2, 3, School paper tBlue and Goldl, 2, 3, School office, 2, 3, Collecting certain philosophical quotations, Akron. BOYTER, Snookie Miriam. Children's librarian, Y-Teen, l, 3, 4, Aqua-Debs, l, 2, 4, Latin Club Z, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Tiger Tales reporter, 3, 4, Booster l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club, l, 2, Mariner Scouts, 3, Camera Club, 2, One-act play, 4, B-W, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Arts and crafts, all sports, and my dog collection, Grant. BURROUGHS. SARAH, Medical technologist, Booster Chon- oraryl, l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, Treas., 2, Pres., 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Y-Teen, l, Z, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Pres., 4, H. A, Preston, 2, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band, 3, 4, Pep Band, 2, 3, 4, Trombone Quartet, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Tiger Tales Photographer, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Music, photography, Grant. '15-.2a1:2g:. 315 . 5 ig wx? Eff 4 J I ' . 3 . ..,:r,-1'-. .. :M if gm.,- i A ii:- ,,,,, , , 'ftfitliiiif . fi 'EI .,1: -,'. . :i. 1 2 , . 3 we ws., .,.,,, ff., , Qi t if CADWALLADER, Tom THOMAS, To get out of debt, Yearbook Staff, 4, Auto repair, Broad School. CHAPIN, IACK, To be president of an advertising com- pany and own a Cadillac convertible, Freshman Foot- ball, l, Iunior Varsity Football, 3, Freshman Track, l, Ir. Glee Club, l, Senior Glee Club, Z, Band, l, 2, A Cap- kg Q. 'it V iw? pella Choir 3, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Music, camping, dancing, sports, especially bowling, the Soap Box Derby, Broad Street School. CYRILL, FRANK, Aeronautical engineer, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Chonorarylg FOotball, l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, Z, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Sports, Findley School CAkronl. DILLMORE, ANNETTE, To live the rest of my life for God and My Country, Girls' Glee Club l, Z, Aqua Debs, 2, Godey, 3, Honor Society, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, B. B., Grant School. ECKERT. IAMES, To get married and have a good job, Boys' Glee Club, l, Yearbook Staff, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Sports, Grant School. EVERHART, SHIRLEY, To stay married, Booster, l, B-W, l, 2, 3, Godey, 3, Collecting novelty salt and pepper shakers, Grant School. 23 . gf, HARDING, Perkie PRISCILLA, To have some ambition, Band, l, 2, 3, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club lhonor- aryl, l, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff, 4, U,T.B.-BM., 4, Director, one-act plays, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Playing tiddly- winks with manhole covers, Grant School. HAWLEY, ION, To be the biggest sucker-maker in the U. S., Making out, Crawford School. HAYES, Barb BARBARA, Waiting for Opportunity to knock, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Booster, 3, Godey, 3, 4, Watching for a certain Pontiac and laughing with Shirley, Crawford School. HAYNES, KATHLEEN, To walk worthy of the Lord, unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work and in- creasing in the knowledge of God. tColossians l:lUl, Girls' Iunior Glee Club, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, Lincoln School. HERSHBERGER, DAVID, To be a detective or forest ranger, Boys' Glee Club, l, 2, A Cappella Choir, 2, 3, 4, Putting different types of horns on my car, Crawford School. HINES, Pleasant IACK, Money, Executive Committee, l, 2, 3, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, Z, 3, 4, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, lr. Glee Club, l, Sr. Glee Club, 2, Tiger Den Committee, 1, 2, Eating and sleep- ing, Firestone Park, Akron. 24 FORD, Bill WILLIAM, To be a successful businessman, Class President, 4, Student Council, l, 2, 3, Class Ex- ecutive Committee, 2, 3, Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, Track, 2, 3, 4, Sleeping and sports, Grant. GAMBLE, ANITA, To teach music, Freshman Cheerleader, Latin Club, 2, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 2, Pres., 2, Girls' lunior Glee Club, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, Executive Committee, l, 2, 3, Godey, 3, 4, Pres., 4, National Honor Society. 3, 4, Senior Class Vice President, Student Coun- cil, 4, Girls' Trio, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3. 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Student director, Senior Class Play, 4, Music, eating, boys, and fooling around, Sam- uel Findley School, Akron. GEORGE, RUTH, Receptionist, Having fun, Grant School. GLENNY, IAMES, To be a success in life, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Football, 3, 4, co-captain, 4, Booster thonoraryl, l, 3, 4, Crawford. GOAD, CATHERINE, Social worker, Aqua Debs l, Y- Teen, l, Z, 3, 4, Chaplain, 2, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Spanish Club, 3, Camera Club, 3, Tiger Tales reporter, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Knitting, skating, swimming, and hamburgers, Grant School. HAPPOLDT, LAURA LEE, To be successful, Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Editor-in-Chief, Office Assistant, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, String Ensemble, 3, 4, Reading, writing letters, Grant School. f Q guyrz . QQ div: :ii il it if : t L t ' it I 4 ..' i f? M 4 ff . HOWE. IESSIE, To have a successful life, Girls' lunior Glee Club, l, Music, swimming, and driving semi's, Lincoln. IONES, MARILYN, To leave my footprints on the sands of time, Aqua Debs, l, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Four Square, 4, Girls' Iunior Glee Club, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, One-act play, 4, B-W, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Writing, arts and crafts, reading and music, Grant School. KIDWELL. KAY, To form a Rowdy Club of lanuary '52 graduates, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Octette, 4, Laughing at the wrong times and blushing, Grant School. KING. WILMA, Doctors Assistant, Iunior Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Eating and laughing with the gang, Grant School. LAMPORT, Lamps, ROBERT, To grow out of my clothes, Boys' Glee Club, l, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Class Play, Buckeye Boys' State, 3, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Booster Club tl-lonoraryj, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Student Council, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 4, President, 4, Year- book Staif, 4, Baseball manager, 3, Basketball, 3, 4, DeMolay, Singing, Talking, Broad Street School. LICHI, LOUIS, To serve God and my country to the best of my ability, Projection Staff, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Build- ing, Grant School. 1 7 Q mf t MIHALIK, Susie SHIRLEY Play a harp and physical therapist, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Girls' Octette, 3, 4, Girls' Trio, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Musical Review, 3, 4, Class Play, 4, Dancing, music, driving, and the better things of life. MILLER, IOHN R., I-li-Y, Chaplain, 4, Boating and fishing, Lincoln School. OBERLIN. NED, To own my own business, Boys' Glee Club, l, Basketball, 2, 3, Booster tI'lonoraryl, 2, 3, VVomen and Uncle Tom's, Crawford School. OLDFIELD. Barney WILLIAM. To be successful in what- ever l do, Spanish Club, 2, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club tlrlonoraryl, l, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 2, Athletics, Miller School, Akron. PHILLIPS, SALLY, To be a housewife, Spanish Club, 3, Godey, 3, 4, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cap- pella Choir, 3, 4, Music, Grant School. RAINEY. WILDA, To be Ronnie's wife, Girls' Iunior Glee Club, l, Y-Teen, Aqua-Debs, 2, Freshman Cheerleader, Sports, especially wrestling, Lincoln School. 25 WATSON WALTER L Rifle Club 2 Booster tHonoraryJ, WERT WILLIAM hlectrical or Mechanical Engineer, Booster Club l Z 3 4 President 4 Camera Club 2, Latin Club 2 Football 2 A Cappella Choir 2 3 Boys' Glee Club l 2 Boys Octette 3 H1 Y 4 Class Play 4, Tiger Den Board 4 President 4 Mary Broad Street WEST LEONARD Like Mr Wheatley a bank president, mt Q' Class Treasurer 4 Student Council 3 4 Booster Club, R W l 2 Basketball 2 3 Football l Tiger Tales Staff 4, Boys Iunior Glee Club 1 Boys Senior Glee Club 2, Tiger Tales Reporter 4 Tiger Den Board 3 4 Class Play 4 Telling people whats wrong with my car, i tmix SEARY, THOMAS, To be Mr. Wheatley's personal stock broker, Executive Committee, l, 2, 3, Tiger Den Corn- mittee, 2, Iunior Glee Club, l, Senior Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Class Play, 4, Basketball, 3, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Hunting, eating, and making out, Lincoln School. TAYLOR, DONNA, Elementary teacher, Iunior Y-Teen, Senior Y-Teen, Singing and dramatics, Grant School. TENISON, Tenny IANET, Not to be an old maid, Godey Club, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Girls' Iunior Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Driving, talking, roller skating, and laugh- ing with Shirley, Lincoln School. TINSLEY, RICHARD, Mechanist, Mechanics, Broad Street School. TREAP, Dot DOROTHY, To get my MRS. degree, Godey, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Senior Y-Teen, 3, 4, Driving and dancing, Lincoln School. VEST, Vestie SHIRLEY, To get married and have four kids, Gocley Club, 3, 4, Class Play, 4, Laughing, talk- ing, and writing poems to Tenny , Robinson School, Akron. Emu WHITTAKER Fran FRANCES Raise my own football team and physical therapy Class Secretary 4 Cheer- leader lreshman 1 2 Captain l 2 Varsity 3 4 Cap- i tain 4 Student Council 3 4 Booster Club l 2 3 4, ..,. . ,. Vice President 4 Aqua Debs l 2 Yearbook Staff 4, -- Latin Club 2 Tiger Den Committee l 2 Four Square, 3 4 Glee Club l 2 A Capp lla Choir 3 4 Class Play, . H . , -:ye . 6, 3-.,. gf, xd- WILLEY Willie IUNE Make something useful of my 'f.:i, .':gj lite Band l 2 3 4 Swing Band 2 3 Booster Club TIE- ..V,,.:V FA 'fi --. v :K 3 if Q' fHonoraryJ l Z 3 4 Music and sports Lincoln School. so WILSON WENDELL To make as much money as Mr ', Wheatley said he used to have Proiection Staff 2 3 4 .. K 1 p .5 2 Hi Y 2 3 4 Horses swimming and women Firestone 'f i s-.. Q 1 26 WORLEY. IEANETTE, To attend Wabash College, Girls' Iunior Glee Club, lg All Girl Choir, 2, G. E. Girl, 2, Class Play, 4, Skating, dancing, ham sandwiches and cherry sodas, West, N. C. WORRALL, FAYE. To get married and have 3 little boys with butch haircutsg Four Square, 3, 4, Iunior Y-Teen, Z, Senior Y-Teen, 4, Executive Committee, 2, Laughing, talking, dill pickles, and having fun with the gang, Crawford School. WORZBACHER, WAYNE, Draftsman, Crawford School. 27 ,,. r ff 'QP ig me 4 , 4 A V as ., 'M s- me :,,,3 rf 'ff F5 if Y E' : I? X .. is 135 rt!! QV 'Q 9' .,.r. ,I , IUNE GRADUATES ALBERTSON, Ianie IANE, Nurse, Aqua Debs, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 1, Four Square, 3, 4, F. l. S. H. and parties, Grant. ARNOLD, Ernie PRESTON, To get out and be some- body, Basketball, 2, 3, Baseball, 4, Football, 2, Kathy Sarbach and sports Cwrestlirlgli Winter Haven, Florida. ATTERHOLT, RUTH, Secretary or Fashion Buyer, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 2, 3, Four Square, 3, 4, Senior Y-Teen, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, l, Having fun, W. D. I., Seiberling, Akron, Ohio. BAIRD, Louie LEWIS, Getting married and being a machinist, Working and tinkering around cars, Grant. BECK, DORIS IEAN, To be a success in everything I do, Booster, l, B. W., 2, 3, Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Godey, 4, Meeting new people, Barber School, Akron, Ohio. BEE, RICHARD, To become an electrical engineer, Experi- menting with radio and electronics, Lincoln. BENDER, MARILYN, Pianist, Piano Teacher, Housewife, Girls' Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Godey, l, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Piano, going to con- certs, swimming, traveling, reading, Chinese food, dancing, and Iirn, Crawford. BIRMINGHAM, MARILYN, Receptionist, Godey, 3, 4, Danc- ing, slumber parties, and eating, St. Martha's. BOWERS, DOROTHY, To own a race horse stable, Girls' Glee Club, l, Godey Club, 3, 4, tune and dancing, Lincoln. BROWN, PATRICIA M., To do Photographic Retouchingu and travel, Booster Club, l, 2, Sports, sewing, and cooking, Canton, Ohio. BURDICK, FRED, Professional Soldier, Swim Team, l, Camera Club, 2, Golf, l, Airplanes, Central, Barberton. BURKE, IACQUELYN, To be faithful and loyal to my hus- band and make him the best wife l can, Booster, Pleas- ing my husband, Roosevelt. 28 :f-.E no N rm 1 qw P -z. i . in X if M ,,.. . E Fi sf :j':j. ,,. i -Tk t ,vi Q., NME .1 fam...- we an-vm N-sf 'W-213' Q.. ff-ug, ,fe-. ads fix . ,W 'Q' Ot .. ,. .... mesa .Q-... BURKHOLDER, WILLIAM, To learn a good trade, Football, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4, Sports and good- looking girls, Seiberling School, Akron. CARDER, LEONA, Learn to be a good listener, Painting figurines, West Virginia. CAREY, SALLY, To be a success to a certain guy, Godey Club, 3, 4, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, Piano, Swimming, Lincoln. CHAMBERS, MAUREEN, To be a nurse, Godey, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A., 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales, 4, Yearbook, 4, Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Sewing, driving, St. Ioseph, CHRISTOPHERSON, PATRICIA, Nurse, Girls' Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 4, Aqua Deb, 2, 4, Booster, 2, Swimming, skating, traveling, Broad. CHURCH, IAMES, To be a spaghetti bender, Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 3, 4, Track, 3, Eating spaghetti, Lincoln. CLARK, Speedy DONNEL, M ff-f 'tr -er - Q---i 'M H tilt . it iii , To be a proprnan at the Roxy, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Football, 3, Watching women wrestlers, Lincoln. CLARK, Io IO-ANN, Receptionist, Girls' Glee Club, l, aw 1 xy M, 29 All Girl Choir, Z, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Globe Friends, l, 2, Talking, being with Cr certain boy, and the gang , St. Ioseph. COCHRAN, Flip PHILIP, To study medicine, Globe Friends Club, l, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 3, Secretary, 4, Honor Society, 4, Treasurer, 4, Boys' Ir. Glee Club, l, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operet- ta, 3, 4, Debate team, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, Latin Club, 3, 4, Boys' Octet, 3, Boys' Quartette, 4, Girls, radios, and cars, Grant. COFFIELD, Sherry SHARON, To meet a guy as cute as Mr. Welker, Latin Club, 2, .3, 4, Secretary, 3, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, l, Four Square, 3, 4, Senior Y-Teens, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, Learning to drive and WDI, Broad. COLE, GARY, To get in the Air Force, Projection Staff, 3, 4, Camping, Broad. COMSTOCK, MARY, A career in service work, Student Council, l, 2, 3, Choir, 2, 3, Four Square, 3, Secretary, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Honor Society, 4, F.l.S.H., parties, people, div- ing, haircutting, church activities, music, Minneapolis, Minn. 'Wu is YY N944 I ian , My tl? O H, WE, MY: l me 3 332 , s Q.. I Q Z .. 3 , , COOLIDGE, lim IAMES C., Aeronautical engineer, Camera Club, Aeronautics, model train, woodwork, archery, dancing, swimming, and Marilyn B., Omaha, Nebraska. COTTRILI., ROBERT, Mechanical engineer, Sports, model gg airplanes, St. Vincent. i E DALTON, IOHN, To take up forestry, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, Q fgiiwggli fir Football, l, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, President of the Band, 4, Out- door sports, Athens, Ohio. N if DAUGHERTY, ION, To become a geologist or optometrist, I ' Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Model railroading 1.,, 6 sg, , y,-P mu and herpetoloQYJ Seiberling, Akron. ' wr DENNISON, PATRICIA, To do God's will and in doing so ff ,,,.A Ee, , to be a citizen of whom my country and my friends will .'A A ii f- A, be proud, Girls' lr. Glee Club, l, 2, All Girl Choir, 2, 3, X ggiyf gf gg ' Globe Friends Club, l, 2, Swimming, reading, and f- t.,,, lv, church work, Sutton, West Virginia, . ' A ,,,' TJ' 7 I Xxx DERBFUSS, HELEN LOUISE, To be a success, Ir. Y-Teen, .r X ' l, 2, Godey, 3, 4, All sports, Crawford. 4 ' :asm -H3555-t 1t:- 1 ax Q., ,E 'H get AK.-1 il: i 3 1 it L ki B I 4 -5,5 . L liiik .. X' 6, M.. M we d z., ,I DICK, ELIZABETH, To be happy and successful, lr. Y- Teen, l, 2, Booster Club, 2, 3, Godey Club, 3, 4, Sewing and all sports, Crawford. DICK, Mcxrii MARIORIE, To be a second Margerite Hig- gins, Aqua Debs, l, Ir. Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Editor, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Writing for newspapers, psychology, and rodding, Broad. DICKERHOFF, GLADYS, Secretary, FTA, 3, Girls' lr. Glee Club, 1, All Girl Choir, 2, Crawford. DONEY, MARILYN, College, G. A. A., 3, Science Club, 2, 3, Student Council, 2, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 3, T. A, C., l, 2, 3, Booster Club, 4, Tiger Tales, 4, F. l. S. H. and parties, Smith, Akron. DONNET, IEAN, To get my Mrs. degree, red convertible, and plenty of money doing nothing, Booster, l, 2, 3, Aqua De'bs, 1, 2, Boating, men, horse back riding, Broad. EAGLE, Ginney VIRGINIA, To make Bim happy, Sr. Y-Teens, 4, My future husband, Bim, F. I. S. H. and parties, Grant. 30 W gg t 1 H'- ' 'ir' EBERLY, NANCY, To make a certain guy happy, Ir, Y- Teen, l, 2, Trying to drive, Lincoln. FAIR, NORMA, Secretary, Girls' Ir. Glee Club, l, Godey, 4, Slumber parties, flirting, and having a lot of fun, Grant. FEATHERSTONE. IOAN, Commercial art and to live in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Year Book Staff, 4, Swimming and dating, Broad. FILING, Ray RAYMOND, Be a bigger wheel than Frank Santos, Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee, l, 2, Spaghetti bender, Howe, Akron. FINNERTY, Phil PHILIP, To be a good boy and work hard, Baseball, 3, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4, Baseball, bowl- ing, and a certain girl named Ioan, St, Joseph. FISHER, MARY LOU, To make Lynn happy, Glee Club, 1, 2, All Girl Choir, 3, Booster, l, Y-Teen, l, Hobby and future hubby, Lynn, Lincoln. si - K ffl? n 4 1 w 3 is 4 -H .7 i n J' .V qw 5' :Z if gm E Q' ...A I ,.,. ,,., FLOHR, IVAN, To own a gas station, Lincoln. FUNK, lim IAMES. To be an engineer and inventor, Booster Club, 2, 3, Football manager, l, 2, 3, Collecting tools and tinkering, Broad. GALVIN, IOHN, Teacher, Globe Friends Club, 2, Presi- dent, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, President, 4, H. A. Preston, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, President, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Collecting records, Grant. GEORGE. FRANCES. Woman draftsman or lab technician, Ir. Glee Club, l, Senior Glee Club, 3, Globe Friends Club, l, Booster Club, l, 2, Godey Club, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 4, Animals, bowling, horseback riding, and Larry Grant, Broad. GORETTI, MARILYN, To make Bob happy, Booster, l, Y- Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Godey, 2, 3, 4, Ir, Glee Club, l, Sr. Glee Club, 2, Year Book Staff, 4, Bob Runkle, laughing, especially with Doris and IoAnn, dancing, driving, and swimming, Kent, Ohio. GOUGLER, CAROL, To attend UCLA and following col- lege have a good job as a teacher or stenographer, Godey Club, 3, 4, Following baseball and writing letters, Grant. 31 i H H GRACIA, IANET, To do social service work, Four Square, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, President, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary, 3, Corresponding Secretary, 2, Vice President, 4, President, 4, Executive Committee, 2, 3, Class Vice President, 4, Maine, music, people, Broad. GUCKEYSON, KARLENE, Archeologist or geologist, Pour Square, l, Roller skating club, 1, Horseback riding, swimming, Akron, Ohio. GUESMAN, SHIRLEY, To be a success in all that l do, lr. and Sr. Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Booster, 3, 4, B. W., Z, 3, Secretary, Vice President, Camera Club, 2, Honor Society, 3, 4, Buckeye Girls State, Girls' Ir. Glee Club, l, Baking and collecting recipes, Lincoln. AAS, Dick CHARLES RICHARD III, To be a success in my fathers business, Track, l, 4, Rifle, l, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 3, President, 4, A certain girl, Grant. ANNA, BETH, To take the advanced driving COUTSSJ lr. Y-Teen, l, Keeping a certain soldier in Virginia happy, Lincoln. HARPLEY, TED R., To establish an old age fund for teach- HART, GERALD L., To wear out my shoes so l'll be on my feet again, Talking, Harris, Akron, Ohio. HAWKINS, ROBERT, To own a ten story burlesque thea- ter, Wine, Women, and hot rods, Perkins, Akron. HEDRICK, IOANNE, Missionary and Secretarial work, B. W. Club, l, 2, Office Staff, 3, Girls' Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Sr. Glee Club, 3, Roller Skating, Lincoln. HENDERSON, Rick RICHARD, still young, Driving Hot Rods Getting married while and speed, Lincoln. HOLSINGER, DENNIS, To be a Club, l, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, 2, Rifle Club, 2, Boys' Octet, 2, 3, success, Boys' Ir. Glee A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Outdoor sports, Lincoln HOPE, CHARLENE, To be a success to a certain someone Godey, 2, 3, lr. Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Sr. Glee Club, 3, Office girl, 4, Dancing, Iennings, Akron, Ohio ers with my second million, Football manager, 1, Latin Club, 3, 4, Year Book, 4, Iunior Board-Health Associa- tion, Electronics, Broad. K me ,-., -..-:Q , i . , n ',,,,. , g Mgt. B - 1, ,,.e ij ii f 32 HORNING. IOYCE M., Be a success in all l do, Godey, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Booster Club, 3,. Tiger Tales class reporter, 4, Girls' Glee Club, l, lce skating, swimming, and playing tennis, St. loseph. HUFF, SHIRLEY, To become the Wife of a veternar- ian and raise dogs, Y-Teens, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster, l, H. A. Preston, 2, 3, 4, Historian, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, Girls' Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, High School Band, 3, 4, B. W. Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 2, President, 2, Secretary, 3, Keeping a scrapbook, Lincoln School, Mansfield, Ohio. HULICK. BARBARA, Secretary and getting married in Iune, Booster Club, l, 2, Aqua Debs, l, 2, Four Square, 3, 4, To collect service mens addresses and New Years' Eve parties, Broad. IOHNSON, Bev BEVERLY ANN, To be a nurse and clothes designers wife, Majorette, 4, Four Square, 4, Ir. Y-Teen, l, A. H, S., l, 2, 3, 4, Globe Friends, l, F, l. S. H. and parties, Memphis, Tennessee, IOHNSON, SALLY, To marry Angelo Antognoli, Four Square, 3, All Girl Choir, 2, Angelo and to go to New Year's Eve parties, Mason, Akron, IOHNSON, Tom THOMAS, To learn how to dance, Student Council, 4, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Football, l, 2, 3, Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Track, l, 2, 3, Looking for worthy opponents, Lincoln. , an N 'iw nr 'QAM , 4 ' ' . 2' vs' , .5 ' J iwfff 5 1 , if T , . 4. i . it I 3, ,asf , , .--'- , Y., in '-... 5 1 ,... , H '52 an S IONES, Barb BARBARA, To do something origi- nal, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Girls' Ir. Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Godey, 3, 4, Vice Presi-. dent 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, H. A. Preston, 2, Student Council, 4, Honor Society, 4, Class Secretary, 4, W. D. l., talking, having fun, Crawford. JONES. EILEEN, Nursing, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary, 3, Girls' Chorus, l, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Honor Society, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, W. D. l., drawing pictures in textbooks, Summit School, Canton, Ohio. IONES, lim IAMES, To own Luciens, Football, l, 2, 3, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, l, To be a millionaire, to travel and dog fight, the boys, St. loseph. IONES, Margie MARGIE ANN. To be happy through life, Godey Club, 4, Collecting records and reading biographies, ,Ursuline Academy Dallas, Texas. IORDAN. CAROLE SUE. To make a career as a blues sinaer and sing in a band, but to get mar- ried in l954, Y-Teen, l, 2, Booster, l, 2, 3, Four Square, 2, 3, All Girl Choir, l, 2, 3, Glee Club, l, 2, Girls' Ensemble, Office Work, l, 2, 3, 4, Wait- ing for that certain French soldier of mine, Grant. KAUFFMAN. RICHARD. Be the gambling czar of the U. S., Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, H, A. Preston, 3, Yearbook Staff, 4, Following in Chief Bender's footsteps, Broad. vi W LAMBORN, NANCY, Graduate from college, get married, and be a success, Ir. A Cappella Choir, 2, Photo Squad, l, 2, Y-Teens, 2, 3, Office Worker, 2, All in Elyria, Ohio. A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Sr. Y-Teen, 4, Four Square, 4, Music, church activi- ties, eating, fooling around, Lincoln, Hamilton, Ohio. LANCE. MARY LOU, To marry Bed and to be happy, Booster Club, l, 2, Spanish Club, 3, Ir. Y-Teen, l, That certain red head, Colonial School, Kenmore. LANGE. FRANK, To own a beer jointYLuciens, and to travel out of town, Swimming, Women, gam- bling, and loafing, St, Ioseph. LAUBERT. HOWARD, To retire before l'm thirty, Honorary Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, l, 2, 3, 4, Looking for a girl old enough to understand but young enough to train, St. Ioseph. LAUDERMILK, lim IAMES. Professional bum, Boys' Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Picking up cigarette butts, Lincoln. LEFFLER, HAROLD C., IR., To paint the water tower, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 4, Varsity Football, 4, Booster CHonoraryj 2, 4, President, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, President, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, I.V. Football, 2, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, At Fast Liverpool, l, Class Vice President, l, Hi-Y, l, Forum, l, Basketball, l, Track, l, Student Council, l, R, B. I., Martins Ferry, Ohio. KAYSER, Dotte DOROTHY, To go to Muskingum or Westminster College and become a teacher, Globe Friends, l, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Senior Y- Teen, 3, 4, Godey, 4, F.T.A., 3, 4, Traveling, sports, and music, Lincoln. KING. GARNET, To own race horses and a green ranch type house, G. A. A., l, Y-Teen, 2, Band, 2, Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, Office Messenger, 3, Men, music, and mares, Lincoln, Zanesville, Ohio. KNAPP, Dag HARRIET, To live down the reputa- tion l gained in assembly on Sept. 26, l95l, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, Presi- dent, 4, Booster, l, Sr. Y-Teen, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, H. A. Preston, 3, Office worker, 3, Managing Editor of Tiger Tales, 4, Running around with the girls, driving, W. D. I., Wabash, Indiana. KUHN, Phyl PHYLLIS, To make good use of my time and brains f?J, Cuyahogan staff, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Music, travel, and sports, Ele- mentary ll, Tarentum, Penn. KUHN, PRISCILLA, To develop my intellectual and spiritual ideals to a maximum degree, thereby fitting myself for the tasks set before me, music, travel, and sports, Tarentum, Penn. KURYLA, WILLIAM C.. Doctor of Chemistry, Ger- man Club, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry, Bloomington, lll. fi ,',,,, Q --, .fax K ft? LEIPPLY, GERALD, To be a hot lazz man, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Baseball, 3, 4, Booster Club Clrlonoraryj, l, 2, 3, 4, Iazz, boogie, and be-bop, Snyder School, Greenville, Penn. LEPP, IOHN, To become a great surgeon, Boys' Glee 'W Club, l, 2, 3, German Club, 3, President, 3, Wrestling Team, l, 2, 4, Camping and outdoors, Broad. ,. fe ' iw is LEVE, Sandy SANDRE, To study journalism and be successful, Globe Friends, l, 2, 3, Godey, 3, 4, F. T. A,, 3, 4, Historian, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Tiger Tales Editor, 4, Writing, baseball, Grant. LIETMAN, PAUL S., To marry a rich widow with a heart condition and chase her up and down stairs, Basketball, 2, Track, 2, Football, 3, Boys' Ir. Glee Club, l, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, President, 3, Eating, Lincoln, Clarinda, lowa. LONG, IOHN, To be a mechanical drattsman, Model rail- X K, roading, St. Clements, Lakewood Ohio. MCCORMICK, IO ICANN. To become Mrs. Robinson, Y- ii ,,, Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, Glee Club, l, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Booster, l, Skating, sewing, cooking, swimming, driving, Lincoln 1 P' + 0 -,5,,, .pw x ll Q 4 His il , , A 9 , lx, ,sf-. ,neb- id.: Q' 'Q' ,sts if , . g5' hi MCGILL, ROBERT, Machinist, Boys' Ir. Glee Club, l, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Automobiles and Pam, Crawford. MCGINTY, Bill WILLIAM, To be a professional golfer, Golf team, 2, 3, Guns, hunting, and fishing, Broad. MCGURN, SHIRLEY, To be a success in lite, H. A. Preston Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin, 2, 3, 4, Globe Friends, l, Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, Keeping busy, Harris, Akron, Ohio. MCMAHON, CAROL, To get a full nights sleep, Girls' lr, Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Singing all kinds of music, Grant. MCMAHON, FAITH, Teacher, Girls' Ir. Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Girls Sr, Glee Club, 3, A CappellaNChoir, 4, Tiger Tales, 4, Reading, collecting antique buttons, Grant. MCMASTERS, Don DONALD, Professional bank robber, Grant, 35 MCMILLAN, Mickey ROY, Play pro baseball, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Projection Stall, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball, 3, 4, Playing G, N. with the boys, Detroit, Michigan. MCQUILLEN, BERNARD, A Tap Dancer, lr, Glee Club, l, Sr. Glee Club, 2, Collecting cart wheels, St. Ioseph. MECK, Bob ROBERT, Engineering, Honor Society, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, Boys' Ir, Glee Club, l, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Boys' State Repre- sentative, 3, Editor-in-chief of Yearbook, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 3, President, 4, County Hi-Y Secretary-treasurer, 4, Treasurer of the Class, 4, Playing the piano, Grant. METZ, RONALD, Work in some shop or factory, Raising animals, Broad. MICHOCERO, Tony ANTHONY, To own a ranch, Foot- ball, 2, Track, 3, Fishing and hunting, West Virginia. MILLER, IOHN, To be a bartender, Boys' Ir. Glee Club, l, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, 2, Collecting bottle caps, St, Ioseph. li?- MITTERBACH, Tom THOMAS, To own Lucien's, Foot- ball l Wrestling, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster, l, Ratracing with the boys, Pittsburgh, Penn. MORELAND, MARIANNE. To graduate from school and get a Job, Learning to drive, Crawford. NARZISI Phil PHILLIP, To be a successful aeronautical engineer, Flying, building model aircraft, hot rods, girls, Bethlehem, Penn. NEVEADOMI, WILLIAM, To play baseball and football, To drive a car, Tallmadge, Ohio. NEWMAN, Beckie BEVERLY, To be a social worker and to pick oranges in Florida, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, Dramatics ub l 2, 3,, Booster, l, 2, 3, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, F. T. A,, l 2 3 4, All in Alabama, Four Square, 4, Booster, 4, Girls Glee Club, 4, F, l. S, H. and parties, blabbing, and boy scouting, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. NOLAN GAYLE, Designer or commercial artist, French Club 3 4, Secreiary, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Booster, l, W, 2 3 4 Four Sqilare, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, l, Making trouble and writing letters to strangers, WDI, Springfield, Ohio. 36 i as NOSEK, Nan NANCY LOU. To change my last name, Booster Club thonoraryb l, 2, 3, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra, l, Clarinette Ouartette, l, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Y-Teen, -l, 2, Aqua Debs, l, Latin Club, 2, Globe Friends Club, l, Office Messenger, 3, Yearbook Staff, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 3, Debate team. 3, Speech Events, 4, Mild, men, and melodies, Brecks- ville, Ohio. ORTH. Bob ROBERT F.. Be a costume designer at the Roxy, Executive committee, l, 2, Student council, 3, Baseball, 3, 4, Managing editor of Tiger Tales, 2, Lone Pine and G.N. , Broad. Pilot on a sabre jet, Boys' lr. OTT. Howie HOWARD. Glee Club, l, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, 2, Happy Holidays Revue, 3, Operetta, 3, 4, Revusical, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Octette, 2, 3, Tiger cub for Band, 4, A. H. S. Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Looking for women and Working on Schwinn bicycles, Lincoln. PARKER. Deanie CLAUDINE. To be the best girl disc jockey in radio, lr. Y-Teen, l, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Latin Club, 3, All Girl Choir, Z, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, lce skating, David Hill School, Akron, Ohio. PATTERSON. CAROL IEAN. To become Mrs. Robert Roberts, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, lr. Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Sr. Glee Club, 3, A Cappella Choir, 4, Singing and Bob, Stow. PATTERSON. Betty ELIZABETH, To have a home of my own, Glee Club, l, 2, Sewing, cooking, Grace School, Akron, Ohio. .Ag sl 3 55 .-g'. sq! it W . :.:. . . . f i f . 9 PAYNE. RONALD. To make some lucky girl a good hus- Q band, A. H. S. Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls, racing sports, and QW 'QM' 37 having fun, Grant. PEARSON. PHYLLIS, Be a secretary, Girls' Ir. Glee Club, l, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 2, All Girl Choir, 3, Going steady with lvan, Crawford. PETERS, RICHARD, To travel around the world, A. H. S. Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls and loafing, St. loseph. PIGOTT. IOANNE LEE. Kindergarten teacher, see the ln- dians win the pennant before l die, raise nine boys to Join the Cleveland indians, Tom Rowe, Globe Friends Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary, 4, Y-Teens, l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, Z, 3, 4, Secretary, F. T. A. 3, 4, Orchestra, l, Baseball, music, foreign correspondence, Crawford. PLOCH. Ianey MARILYN IANE. To be a success in anything I do and teach Tom Club, 2, 3, 4, H, A. Preston Staff, 4, A. H. S. Club, l, 2, F. l. S, H. aud parties and School, Ashland, Ohio. PRIOR. ROBERT. To join the N 3, 4, Hard work, Northampton. lohnson to dance, Godey Club, 2, 3, 4, Year Book 3, 4, Office Attendant, 4, dancing, Pleasant Street avy, A. H. S. Club, l, 2, PYE, Kaki KATHERINE. Elementary school teacher, W Us Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Globe Friends Club, l, Spanish Club, 3, 4, B. W. Club, l, 2, 3, Four Square, 4, A. H, S. Club, l, 2, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, Vice Presi- dent, 4, F. l. S. H., parties, and chasing opportunity, Broad. RAINES, FRED B., Command the Pacific fleet, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Spanish, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Executive Committee, 2, 3, Glee Club, l, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, Basketball, l, Class President, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Choir Review, 3, 4, Booster, 2, 3, 4, R. B. l,, l, 2, 3, 4, Models, Balboa Canal Zone. RARDIN, DOROTHY, Buyer in a department store, Latin Club, 2, Ir. Glee Club, l, 2, Boller skating and having lun, Grant. REVAY, Evy EVELYN, Fashion buyer, Aqua Debs, l, 5 Booster Club, l, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Four Square, 4, Hav- ing fun, hamburgers, and W, D. I., Broad. RICE, IOHN GRAHAM, To be an interpreter for the U. N, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, Dance Band, 2, 4, German Club, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Library Council, l, 2, Fanscotian tschool paperl, 2, H. A. RUSSEI., Bob ROBERT. Teaching violin, Globe Friends, 2, Treasurer, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, H. A. Preston, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Listening to and playing good music, Lincoln. RYAN, FORREST, Aeronautical Engineer, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club, l, A. H. S. Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Playing drums and dancing, Grant. RYAN. ROGER. A sober architect, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, R. B. l., I, 2, 3, 4, Projection Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Presi- dent, 4, Globe Friends, l 2, Vice President, l, Sober women, Worley, Canton, Ohio. SACCOGNA, DELORES. To be a model, Four Square, 3, 4, Dancing, Broad. SAGADENCKY. Dor DORLENE H., Interior decorator, Globe Friends, 3, Gocley, 3, 4, German, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Taking pictures and swimming, Grant. SANTOS, FRANK, To be a wheel, Student Council, l, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee, 2, 3, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, A. H. S., l, 2, 3, 4, Sports, girls, Grant. 38 Preston, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Iunior National Honor Soci- ety, l, 2, Dramatic Club, l, French Club, 4, President, 4, Stamp collecting and photography, P. S. 4, Fanwood, New Iersey. ROSCOVER, Bud MELVIN, To get rich quick, Wrestling, l, 2, 3, Getting money without earning it, Ada, Ohio. 4 ., -,'- Q , SCHLEMMER, PAUL, Be a bigger wheel than Santos, Baseball, 3, 4, Executive Committee, 3, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Honor Society, 3, Losing friends and girls, Crawford. SCHMID. Nanc NANCY, To be a farmers wife, Four Square, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3 4, All Girl Choir 2, Glee Club, l, Executive Committee, l, F. l, S. H. and parties, Grant. SCHOENLEB, Chris EDWIN. To 'Out Schlemmer lim Schlemmer, H1-Y, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, Globe Friends Club, l, Secretary, l, Glee Club, l, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Debate team, 3, 4, Boys' Octette, 2, 3, Boys' Quartette, l, 4, Honor Society, 4, Basketball, l, Track, l, Tiger Tales, 4, Boys' State Rep- resentative, 3, Getting into trouble every time l say something, Woodland School, Canton, Ohio. SCOTT, Scottie DON, To beat an 83 Olds in a l'pickup race, Boys' Ir. Glee Club, l, Latin Club, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, A. H. S. Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Pick Ups, Lincoln. SCOTT, Scotty THOMAS, To pass Scottie after he passes the 88 Olds, A. H. S. Club, l, Z, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Women, cars, and lroquis, Plymouth, Ohio. SHETTER. IOHANNA, Home economist, Music, l, 2, 3, Latin, l, 2, Aqua Debs, l, Godey, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Having fun, Grant. .... , . fs' S, 'ye P rg, 5 .Aegis 'Z N 7 f ..,-f E-t tf WA 'Z Af? N . SMITH, Bob ROBERT C.. To be a confirmed bachelor, Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, All indoor sports, Fort Thomas, Kentucky. SMUCKER, IOHN. Get my buck back from Red Sweitzer, Football, l, 2, Rifle Team, l, Outdoor life, Crawford. SNYDEH, Dick RICHARD, M D.-To beat Ron Steeg at poker, Camera Club, l, 4, Track, l, Women! Women? Uanet and Carolel, Mason, Akron, Ohio. STEEG, Ron RONALD. To be as big a liar as Dick Snyder, Camera Club, 1, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Women, girls, female sex, Broad. STOLTZ, NORMA. To be a success, Godey, 3, 4, Girls' lr. Glee Club, 2, Sewing, Northampton, Ohio. STONESTREET. Fatty DONALD, To be a trumpet player, Basketball, l, Baseball, 3, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, Wine, wom- en and jazz, Broad. 39 STORRIE. CAROL LEE, Go to college, take a traternity pin and psychology, Booster, l, 4, Spanish, 4, Four Square, 4, Seeing how many schools l can attend, Kenton and Bop, sewing, making lots ot friends, Arlington, Virginia. SWEITZER. Red DON, To be a success in anything l Clo, Football, l, 2, 3, Basketball, l, Baseball, l, all in Char- lotte, N. C., Track, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Sports, pinball machines, food, and girls, Mason, Akron, Ohio. TARR, HARRY. To shoot Mr. Stalin, Basketball, l, Base- ball, 3, 4, German Club, 3, Sports, all cute girls, Grant. THOMAS, ALFRED. To get into medical school, World Friends Club, Camera Club, Vice President, l, Presi- dent, 2, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, Year Book Staff, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club, l, German Band, 3, Photography, Sylvan Park School, Nashville, Tennessee. THOMAS. MARTHA LEE, To marry a millionaire and live in Florida, Booster, l, 2, Y-Teen, l, 2, Talking and laughing, Don, Grant. THOMAS. ROY, Mechanical Engineer, Band, l, 2, 3, Or- chestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band, 3, Booster, l, 2, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, President, 4, Camera Club, 2, Business Manager of Tiger Tales 4, Trumpet, Air Scouting, and girls, Lincoln. THOMPSON. Peg PEGGY MARIE. To graduate and get married and live in California, Glee Club, l, 2, Writing letters to Iohnnie Sumner, Solon, Ohio. TOMPKIN. DAVID W., Marry a rich Woman, Girls, cars, and hunting, Lincoln. TRIMBLE, ALVIS, To teach school in Africa, Service Club, l, H. A. Preston Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Honor Society, l, 3, 4, Collecting souvenirs and Sam, Brook- ville, Ohio. TURNER, IOAN MARIE, To be happily married, Sewing and Bruce, Harris, Akron, Ohio. VAN NOY, Bert HUBERTA. Surgical Nurse and an elec- tricians wife, Cheerleader, l, Executive Committee, 2, 3, Four Square, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, All Girl Choir, 2, Glee Club, l, Tiger Den Committee, l, F. l. S. H., parties, and swim- ming, Parsons, West Virginia. WATSON, GWILL, To be 5'2 instead ot 5'1 tall, Glee Club, 2, All Girl Choir, 3, Roller skating, to make others happy, Findley, Akron, Ohio. 40 ....- ' .:g:5,:5 .,., st .. WELLS. RAYMOND, To be a radio or television engineer, Basketball Manager, l, 3, Booster Club, 2, 3, Boys' Ir. Glee Club, l, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Boys' Quartette, 4, Cars, Women, drinking hard cider, Findley, Akron, Ohio. WESTON. Walt WALTER. To be a hadacol salesman, Swim team, 2, 3, 4, Wine, women and song, Leggett, Akron, Ohio. WICKISER, IOAN MARIE, To visit the wide open spaces, Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Godey Club, 4, lce skating and dancing, St. Ioseph. WILLIAMS. HOMER, To own a yellow Cadillac convert- ible, World Friends Club, l, Baseball, 2, Fishing and roller skating, Grant. WILLIAMS, Bert ROBERTA, Receive my R. N. degree, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 2 Vice Presi- dent, 4, President, 4, Godey, 3, 4, B. VV. Club, 2, Student Council, l, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2 3 4, Treasurer, 4, S orts, ainting, WDI, and keeping , , P P happy, Crawford. WINDOWS, MAYNARD, To own a Cadillac, Money, Grant. wr 'KV 2 r ,Eu-'r rv WINER, Toots IOAN, To be five feet tall, Booster, l, 2, Four Square, 4, Glee Club, l, All Girl Choir, 2, Oflice Attendant, 4, F, l. S. H. and parties, Highland Park, Akron, Ohio. WISARD, RUTH. To make a certain guy named Bob happy, Y-Teen, l, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, lce skating, roller skating, and sewing, Lincoln. WOLFE, MARILYN, Get married and raise a family, Y- Teen, l, Bowling and dancing, Crawford. WRIGHT. Rocky ROCKWELL, Get married and raise a girls football team, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, Dating Linda and making people think l'm nuts, Mansfield, Ohio. YEAGER, NANCY, To be successful in music, Latin Club, French Club, A Cappella Choir, F. T. A., Orchestra, Swimming, bowling, and studying a certain subject, Grant. 41 5 3 6 42 UWEHQMSSMEQAQ X -. -.S If W film YUM? Y uvf XLX L, aff A2 0 ' 4 7 ' i ,, ... ,X - I .-f I U I f Q, fi k, Q X . L ' I 552 f f U LKLL6-l ...li ef3gf?1'.'.5g2gi 9-,x .- M. 4 4 X 1 N-I' if ML QQ TWELVE B's Front Row: upper Cleft to rightj Robert Cobb, David Bowers, Andrew Lemick, David Held, Charles Gough, David Feld, Richard Viering, Second Row: Dan Gray, Paul Olhoeft, Dick Reed, Ralph Iones, lack Francis, Ivan Bennett, Floyd Lovelace, Third Row: Bob Zentler, Neil Albers, Glenn Luttner, Iack Rubins, Tom Blank- enship, Merle Bryner, Bud Hartmen. Fourth Row: Milton Bertka, Dennis Sanderson, Donald Dietreich, Wayne Luttner. Front Row: lower Cleft to rightl Hannah Swain, Shirley Brown, Ruth Shoal, Barbara Beck, Margery lohnson, Betty Schnabel, Nancy Siegfried. Second Row: Shirlee Kemp, Shirley Fisk, Ianet Crago, Shirley Douthitt, Iudy Smith, Anne Gates, lanet Friedman. Third Row: Carolyn Hunt, Louise Mallabone, Elizabeth Daugherty, lean Zimmerman, Patricia Edrnundson, Sondra Seckinger, Pauline Petrea. Fourth Row: Nancy Runkle, Pat Sheehan, Marilyn Miller, Irene Koch, Verna Whittaker, Gloria Morris, Betty Lou Evans. 44 ELEVEN A's Front Row: upper tlett to rightj Barbara Pyle, Ioan Ranney, Nancy Ransom, Noreen Phillips, Irene Sanders, Kathleen Sarbach, Mary Ellen Packard, and Doris Shanaberger. Second Row: Glenn Rathmell, Annette Rhodes, Marilyn Ruppel, Carol Ryan, loAnne Patterson, Barbara Shaffer, Patricia Pancoast, and William Pitkin. Third Row: Ronald Novkov, Gary Sollberger, Clark Pickard, Fred Lasher, Bill Reynolds, Ray Salmon, Arthur Smith, and Bill Ott. Front Row: lower flett to rightl Gloria Stallings, Pat Wilson, Mary Thomas, Barbara Viering, Martha Weir, Melva Whitis, Sally Slopey, Barbara Timms, and Sally Sowers, Second Row: Richard Shearer, Robert Winer, Ronald Williams, Marilyn Watkins, Georgia Woolrige, Iarnes Bowen, Ronnie Salmon, Iohn Wafer, and Edward Pyle. Third Row: Roger Walker, Iohn Descanter, Edward Paul, Curtis Sutliff, Dale Braniger, Gary Talmadge, Dan Stouifer, LeRoy Wagner, Iarnes Wagoner, and Paul Trimble. 45 ELEVEN A's Front Row: upper flett to rightl Betty Gidley, lanice George, Sally Doyle, Loretta Edwards, Barbara Grell, ludy Frank, Gloria Eranchi, Donna Guinn, Pat Greer, Lucille Eickeisen. Second Row: Robert De Hart, Henry Cozad, Wanda Edwards, Ioy Doner, Kay Glasgo, Carolyn Fuerst, Giovanne Drope, Ioan Fox, Fred Ek. Third Row: Robert Crisnnger, lack Bittinger, Ed Dallesandre, Fred leldman, Ed Neal, lim Eishel, Alan Fransden, Clair Grossenlacher, Bill Eloretz, Earl Abraham. Front Row: lower Cleft to rightl loyce Hawkins, Dora Hastman, Marjorie Hanne, Shirley lefferys, Peggy Ivy, Shirley Hauae, Ruth Henderson, Sondra Hier, lanet Kirk, Marlene loy, Second Row: William Hardman, Eddie Hart, loyce Lacy, Myra Harris, Helen lohns, Kathleen Kozar, Betty Hurst, Gerald King, lohn Henly. Third Row: Bart Hamilton, Ierry Hurr, Frank Kaylor, Iames Necky, Richard Holcomb, Charles Herbstreet, Kenneth Hopkins, Robert Estep, Ierry Hyder. 46 ELEVEN A's G X33 2.3- Front Row: upper Cleft to rightb Eleanor Nye, Donna Law, Eileen Mortin, Marjorie McCausland, Margaret Miller, Beverly Mihalik, Betty McGill, loan Morris, Kathryn Nell. Patsy Lewis rSecond Row: Robert Nichols, Eloise Nye, Mary Lou Murray, Marjorie Nichols, Mary Lou Ludwigsen, Barbara McGinty, Dorothy Price, Don Nitzssche, Iohn Biddinger. Third Row: Iarries McClufsky, Dennis Myers, Ed Kaser, Philip Montgomery, lohn Moran, Rodney Buckson, Paul Loach, Stanley Hazell, Frank Lenaacher. Front Row: lower fleft to rightl Virginia Brislinger, Ester Brollier, lariet Costill, Sarah Dolan, Kathleen Brye, Dorothy Dickens, Vickie Dolis, Ioanne Carper, laclcie Cooke. Second Row: Glenn Baker, Ioseph Andrea, Rich' ard Carl, Larry Carlson, Larry Clark, Richard Barnes, Donald Bissler, Iarnes Calloway, Third Row: Noreen Cox, Sally Cooley, Barbara Bauer, Pat Bunting, Sandra Carlson, Nancy Denison, Betty Binner, Violet Attalla. 47 ELEVEN B's fx FDR fi 1- f-N. ,9,,,,f.f.ii,. A fN WF- fi? Front Row: upper Cleft to rightl Clarence Mills, Ray Halliwill, Donald Titian, Charles Shaver, Dudley Read, Ray Eckrnan, Douglas Kelly. Second Row: lay Koval, Dave Welty, Richard Penland, Gerald Worcester, Walter Peters, Richard Haude, Gerald Smith, Third Row: Robert Peter, Iarnes Iones, William Rinehart, Donald Zarn, Eugene Landes, David Root. Front Row: lower Cleft to rightl larnes Gee, Donald Fishbaclc, Dennis Cline, Richard Baker, Dennis Borden- kircher, Logan Adams, Tom Durant. Second Row: lohn Dalcoski, Richard Cathers, Gary Carpenter, Donald Carroll, Lawrence Blackwell, Paul Bordenkircher, William Boltz. Third Row: David Andrick, Louis Grom, lames Dick, David Glenny, Iohn Glenn, 48 ELEVEN B's V Front Row: upper Cleft to rightl Ioyce Stanfield, Diane Spencer, Beverly Stanford, Bonnie Roxbury, Nancy Wohltord, Carolyn Schnedarek. Second Row: Patricia Root, Donna Taylor, Barbara Letzler, Nancy Boy, Patricia Smith. Third Row: Mary Lou Wolf, Eleanor Ritchie, Margaret Pope, Shirley Warner, Sandra Ricks, Patricia Sitter, Donna Oblisk. Front Row: lower fleti to righti Susan Edwards, Carol Knosher, Nancy Clark, Carol Iones, Iudith Brady, Shirley Dunn, Beverly Eisenman. Second Row: Beatrice Burroughs, Carolyn Blankenhorn, Iua-nita Keith, Betty Caiola, Lois Korb, Patricia Claypoole, Suzanne Carmedy. Third Row: Ianet Bye, Mildred Dillmore, IoAnne Cusack, Beverly DeMarinis, Beverly Forshey, Ioanne Balkus, IoAnn Hoogerhyde, Fourth Row: Mary lane Brigate, Norma Dailey. 49 TEN A's Front Row: upper Cleft to rightl Donald Scalise, William Swartz, Ted Rogers, Iames Worley, Gregory Wood- ling, Richard Rothman. Second Row: Richard Zimmerman, Lynn Taylor, Richard Shank, Bill Vobbe, Roger Wininger, Donald Ward, Iohn Phillips, Third Row: Eddie Smith, Ronald Rocci, Gerald Zukowski, Charles Curl, Robert Scott, Bill Smith. Fourth Row: Harold Whitacre, Richard Peterson, Dick Weber, Bob Wilkinson, Bob Reiter, Kenneth Wiley, Don Weltley. Front Row: lower fleft to rightj Yvonne Higgs, Marianne Narzisi, loan Kirk, Carol Howard, Ruth Middleton, Martha Koch, Sarah Lewis, Ruth Nagle, Norma McGiniy, Celese Morris. Second How: Ianet Moore, Esther Mosser, lanet Hawn, Mary Louise Maione, Sandra Haas, Lucy Micochero, Phyllis McCann, Ramona Hudkins, Sally Houghland, Third Row: Nancy Lees, Patricia Miller, Margaret Lees, Sandra Kramer, Iudy McElhaney, loyce Mclflhaney, Ann Harpley, Martha Lou Littrick, Betty Knauss, Mary Kaylor. Fourth Row: Helen Knapp, Norma Hunt, Barbara Huber, Carole Hogue, loneal Hayden, Cherril Haby, Gertrude Lutz, Nancy Heiser, Nancy McGarry, Marilyn Kretlow, Marilyn Hageman. 50 v--.-.,.r- -W - 1 --- - - 1W -- - - TEN A's Front Row: upper fleft to rightl Toni Wilcox, Mary Zampelli, Cheryl Taylor, Barbara Wilson, Connie Smith, Connie Schmiedel, Iannice Rougeau, Sally Roscover, Martha Wernersbach. Second Row: Pea While, Beverly Warner, Bonnie Trimble, Margaret Williams, Shirley Richey, Karen Sue White, Anne Radonovich, Bette Oertel, Carol Pettibone, Lois Shadley. Third Row: Billie Trushel, Helen Rejkowski, Maxine Vincent, lane Smucker, Leona Kramer, Beth Iohnson, Iocelyn Shrimplin, Eileen Stallard. Fourth How: Marian Wood, Beverly Starr, Charlotte Thompson, Rose Tomsello, Sue Stopher, Betty Reynolds, Catherine Zimmerman, Patsy Wil- son, Geraldine Segars, Virginia Reed. Front Row: lower Cleft to rightj Richard Karch, Kenneth Kight, Charles Kayser, Brooks Lake, Bob Greer, Ronald Miller, Richard Medwig, Second Row: Iames Lees, Mike Kosar, Gerald Henry, David Hess, Phil Knopp, lim Leonard, Dick McMillan, Tony Nosek, Dennis Long, Third Row: Charles Lloyd, Bruce Krupp, Harold Haubert, William Hershiser, Louis Marquet, Denny Nock, Ned Oldham, Bill Kalbaugh, Mile Mierau, Bob Guesman. Fourth Row: Gary Gloss, Charles Gaffney, Donald Hakes, Billy Kline, Lynn Hastman, Ioe Good- win, Arlen Kuder, Roger Mullins. 51 TEN A's Front Row: upper tlett to rightl Kenneth Callahan, Bryson Fillmore, Larry Aurand, Fred Bode, lim Buck, Dennis Barnes, Charles Curl, Nick Contessa, lohn Capper. Second Row: Harold Fulton, David Costill, Iames Feiler, Iames Dunn, Frank Clark, Edward Burley, George Close, Roger Brislinger, Carl Dominicks, Harold Barger, Don Force. Third Row: loe Etoll, Orvil Fields, Dick Costell, Iohn Bender, David Davenport, Edwin Eschliman, Howard Fleming. Fourth Row: Grady Clouse, Malcolm Chapman, Donald Cottrill, Richard Barr, Donald Ervine, Iohn Beswetherick, Robert Bowen, Peter Browning, Walter Baylor. Front Row: lower Cleft to rightl Carol Dyer, Barbara Gross, Elanor Brittain, Gertrude Forshey, Pat Destro, Marilyn Alexander, Velma Beckett, Wilma Grant, Adele Finnerty. Second Row: IoAnn Adams, Dolores Arnold, Irene Finkel, Ioan Boraski, Ioyce Dunivant, Barbara Eagle, Sue Greathouse, Ruth Guckeyson, Beverly Carroll. Third How: Ioan Griffiths, Betty Cook, lune Clements, Ioanne Braghieri, Lorena Arkwell, Barbara Bell, Harriet Drew, Margaret Duer, lane Bryner, Mary Fleshrnan. Fourth Row: Betty Dieckman, Patricia Gamble, Iudy Davis, Sandra Bunts, Iudy Gracia, Donna Albertson, Lois Augden, Nancee Bailey, Peggy Che-not. 52 TEN B's n'-H Q lg 41. Front Row: upper Cleft to rightl Donald Iohnson, Richard Remmy, Ted Minier, Rolland Roberts. Second Row: David Hennigar, George William Kaylor, Robert Malson, William Munn, Richard Miller, Third Row: Franklin Lopane, Norman Killian, Robert Klima, Ronald Iacobs, Charles Pulley, Donald Roese. Front Row: lower Cleft to rightl lanet Bowers, Helen Carey, Norma Coakley, Sue Chatterfield, Sandra Bauman, Ioyce Ann Clair, Second Row: Richard Thomas, Harry Sayre, Melvin Sollberger, Glenn Stoltz, Bruce Tompkins, Iames Sampson. Third How: lack Streeper, Robert Tayler, Robert Willey, David Sutliff, Robert Schray, Larry Sha, Carl Shook, Iames Snyder, Norman Smith, 53 TENB'S W5 , , mf W fa fa me it n f l Tl' Front Row: upper fleft to rightl Ruth EDOS, Lucy Lorentz, Dorothy Fegancher, Sondra Shoal, Iuanita Mira- bal, Susan Eggers. Second Row: Bonnie Fridley, Betty Shearer, Sally Todd, Barbara McLean, Donna Walters, lean Herbstreet, loan Purbaugh. Third Row: Donna Shoal, Constance Kelly, Shirley Pershing, Carol Iones, Elaine Mittelstaedt, Grace Folk, Pearl Dickerhotf. Front Row: lower Cleft to rightl Albert Derita, Clyde Cos, Gary Bender, Iohn Farris, William Petersen, William Gartner. Second Row: Sam Fischel, Roderick Goodyear, Grover Gregory, Robert Froelich, Donald Cardone, Edward Cusick, Samuel Cropley. Third Row: Iack Calvert, lack Garrison, Wade Christian, Gene Baird, Edwin Baker, Henry Beidler, Floyd Dunstan. 54 NINE A's Front Row: upper fleft to righth Torn Milesky, Dwight Horr, Robert Huber, Lynn McClanahan, Allan Gruber, Gary Grafton, Ioe Goodwin, Iohn Loewing. Second Row: George Morrow, Gordon Grey, Arthur Marble, ferry Merrell, Robert Manson, Charles Kingdom, William Lemke, Bruce Montieth. Third Row: Iames Leston, Paul Moran, Leroy Lamborne, David Haude, William Hunt, Stanly Hyde, David Hinkle, Charles Hartman. Fourth Row: Walter Nathan, lames Moore, David laps, James lustice, Lowell Hall, Roy Key, Bradley Iones, Peter Lepp, David Krohn, Ronald King. Front Row: lower fleft to rightl Richard Bennett, laines Cleland, Richard Baldwin, Iames Coleman, George Doyle, Robert Dixon, Iames Biggs, Iohn Cook. Second How: Paul Favalon, Stanley Anthony, Ronald Craig, Charles Besuetherick, Robert Carruthers, Iames Canavan, Robert Geberling, Iames Fritsch. Third Row: Robert Clupper, Robert Cherry, Charles Bowers, Iames Brad2n, David Baldwin, Robert Ticlceisen, Ronald Etheridge, Robert Congcove, David Buettner. Fourth Row: Richard Cherry, Cripps Bowman, Iohn Deryck, Edward Clark, Freddy Browning, Neil Bevere, Richard Delnay, Iohn Creed, William Aiken, Angelo Caetta. 55 l i NINE A's F ' 5' ' ,W Q, is if -' Y- Q rf ,Q - ,-W F . - Y of rm 'M il af, -t 5 , Q f Front Row: upper tleit to rightl Barbara Crotts, Virginia lrene Blackwell, Alberta Edwards, Virginia Bowers, Sally Crow, Lila Frecka, Carolyn Bond, Barbara Baker. Second Row: Sandra Funk, Betty Alexander, ludy Evans, Diane Edmund, Patricia Drope, Ioanne Foster, Carol Curninings, Patricia Granks, Third Row: Marjorie Bodley, Ionne Bucher, Deborah Billingsley, Carol Baker, Mary Forte, Ruth Danhauser, Darla Bender, Peggy Catt, lean Chart, Iudith Frye, Fourth Row: Mary Arnold, Marilyn Armstrong, Mary Fritch, Pat Cargould, Delores Coleman, Ianet Francis, Carole Becker, Ruth Carlson, Paula Carlson, Florence Dolis. Front How: lower Cleft to rightl Iames Rougeau, Ronald Wick, Richard Scourtield, Clarence Price, Robert Stalder, Andrew Wright, Robert Sweeney, Alvin Sandusky, Robert Raper, Second Row: Iohn Sloau, Steve Toamey, Donald Weston, Francis Glancy, Ralph Thompson, Alan Saladin, Ronald Policy, Robert Perkins. Third Row: Kenneth Spencer, Paul Rankur, Gerald Pyle, Fred Staz, Donald Stratton, Danny Wurzbacher, Roger Viers, lames Thomann, Perry O'Neil Fourth Row: Gordon Shilling, Robert Peebles, Karl Storrie, Dale Repick, Iames Watson, Foster Litzell, Iarnes Neely, David Zukowski, Walter Von Gunten, Robert St. Clair, Harrison Williams, Iames Newhall, 56 f Q it NINE B's -anlthir LM 1. my-'4 'HN Ali C, Front ROW: Upper Cleft to fiqllll LGOHGI GYCIl1Gm, Betty Cundilf, Georgia McKitrick, Diane Lutz, Patricia Steele, loanne Sagadencky, Donna Smith, Nancy Goshorn, lane-t Harrington, Shirley Dykev. Second Row: lames Feldman, Robert Allen, Kathleen Lees, Margaret Held, Carol Bacon, Monna Vanhorn, Marilyn Saunders, Catherine Case Ruth Crano. Third Row: David Hoover, Charles Gatts, Lowell Carpenter, David Mellinger, lerry Reeves, lorries Shaw, Verle Mcliitrick, Ralph Stohlquist, Fourth Row: Kenneth Roberts, William Cole, Donald Glenny, Dallas York, Robert Brown, lames Dolan, Dennis Hall, Donald Patterson, Gordan Beaty, Front Row: lower llett to rightj Eva Mae Hayes, Beverly Van Hook, Doris Eridley, Patricia Clemens, Valerie Cozad, Florence Duncan, Audrey Pendland, Lois Schaad, Vergene Emerson, ludith Cottrill Second Row: Floyd Ackerman, Ioe Neveadomi, loan Walker, Mary Ann Maldinger, lean McDaniel, Mary Margaret Candlish, Billy Heflin, Richard Starts. Third Row: Harry Barber, Alan Thomas, Roy Bennett, Paul Criswell Bruce Eckstein, Don Carpenter, William Smith, Fourth Row: David McKitrick, Roger Claypoole, Donald Chaboudy, Fifth Row: Robert Mealy, William Hausrnan, Thomas Dotson, Edward Carey, Roberta Clark, Harry Williams, Gloria Cobb. Sixth How: Earl Richmond, Larry Conover, Larry Beck, Iames Pohl. 57 ,, ,, F NINE A's S iiisx Front How: upper Cleft to rightl Charlotte lacobs, lanis Harris, Carole Mace, Nancy King, Virginia Hinkle, Ruth Infield, Elinor Hawk, Nadine Nixon, Barbara Oldfield. Second Row: LaTrelle Moreland, Hilda Hill, Ioanne Loewing, lolxnn Ninni, Clara lean Piscazzi, Margaret McDermott, Ioy McClanahan, Lois Mize. Third Row: Iudith Morton, Mary Porter, Mary Ann Kalil, Betty Hedrick, Sara Porter, Bonnie Hedrick, Carolyn Pitts, Lucinda McGaughey, Marsha Mullins, Marilyn Mierau, Fourth Row: Betty Lennard, Katherine Kline, Virginia Hamilton, Nancy Marietta, Nancy Iones, Kay Kinsey, Carolyn Iacobs, Norma Iones, Norma Hudson, Carolyn Leonard, Nancy Holcomb. Fifth Row: Wilma Phelan, Christine Narzisi, Barbara Kneiiel, Della Horning, Cynthia Litzell, Ann Ports, Mimi Marquet, ludith Harold, Carol Hauser, Carol Houck. Front Row: lower Cleft to rightl lessie Radcliffe, loanne Wolf, Suzanne Tier, Betty Sue Winatield, Gloria Smith, Gail Spellman, Martha Lou Wright, Doris lean Boss. Second Row: Ruth Thomas, Carol Teagle, lean Ann Waldvogel, Ianet Biley, Pauline Williams, Sally Roberts, Dorothy Walker, Louise Taylor, Ianet Turney, Diane Shmidt. Third How: Mary Lou Tarr, Barbara Yoke, Darla Smith, ludy Wingerter, Darlene Sayre, Carolyn Welsby, Iudy Shoaf, Deanna Bongone, Diane Schoenleb. Fourth Row: lane Thomson, Delores Steb' bins, Marjorie Shook, lacquelyn Steeg, Beverly Spuehler, loanne Wilson, Karolyn Sorenson, Boada Scholtz, Suzan Sever, Dorothy Beigharcl, lane Woodling. 58 EIGHT A's I Front Row: upper lleit to rightj Marv Stonemetz, llene Barr, Patricia Lucci, Carol Haas, Nancy Hurd, Ella Dale Dillenhunt, Phyllis Moore, Sharon Carsten. Second Row: Sandra Krumroy, Catharine Kerr, Ianet Drew, Suzanne Shank, Nancy Dieckman, Mary Prentice, Hilda Galambos, Iulia McCoy, Mrs. Graham, Third Row: Roger Bell, Roger Alexander, Robert Montgomery, Ierry Endsley, Iohn Donald, David Flikkie, Tom Harris, Paul Hohenadel. Fourth Row: Wayne Noall, Don Callahan, Melvin Glancy, David Romesburg. Front Row: lower fleft to rightl Dorothy Fauser, Ioyce Tangenberg, Barbara Lang, Ianice Mosier, Nancy Harnack, Carolyn Kaugher, Susan Morthland, Rosemary Smith. Second Row: Mr. McNea, Marlene Dolis, Peggy McKnight, Marsha White, Doris Rawson Linda Capper, Iackie Beath, Doris Wallace, Robin Coe. Third Row: Bill Lachman, Iames Geogory, Allen Sprowl, Paul Karres, George Mitchell, Dennis Nolan, David Peterson, Iacque Brittain. Fourth Row: George Collins, Don Traul, David Tedrow, Paul Chapman, Philip Kirk, Ellis Wooldridge. 59 fi EIGHT A's N. Ne, , I 'q , ' or ' ev' 'Y 5 Front How: Upper flett to riahtj Roberta Barnes, lady Linnard, Carol Sittser, Sally Guel, Ianet Doster, Bonnie Iorclan, Carol Kelso, lady Thomas. Second Row: Barbara Sickman, Iudy Herkes, Thelma McVicker, Sally Beck, Sheila Mulcahy, Mary Crano, Tom lolinson, Norman Henry Third Row: Lynn Martin, Iim Clark, Larry Baker, lack Grell, David Thomas, David Flood, Barton Salyards, lack Ammerman Fourth Row: Gerald Downard, Tom Palechek, Kenny Bordenkircher, Steve Morton, Front Row: lower Clelt to rightl Mary Daugherty, Linn Thompson, Hosemary Peterson, Laura Sherer, Carol Sue Carper. Lucinda Shelter, Sharon Stayner, Betty Hayes. Second How: Bonnie Brown, Ioe Meier, Edward Hostettler, Donald Hindman, Tom Millins, Iames Bradlield, Sondra Brehm, Carol Goiiqh. Third Row: Carol Cameron, Mary Io Vinciquerra, Marcia lordan, Barbara Mitchell, Anita Lopane, Susan Ferl, Rita Kramer. Fourth Row: Charles Gehringer, Michael Henderson, Kenneth Lam- bert, Robert Wells, Iohn Stahl. 60 3 , EIGHT A's ESE! ,'., Front Row: middle flefi to rightl Ralph Abraham, Joseph Beckett, Lawrence Long, William Glass, Richard Deryck, Michael Rechner, Randal Miller, Harold Shaver, Second Row: Patricia McCormick, Nancy Toomey, Bonnie Lake, Gretchen Vobbe, Beverly Baltz, Marcia Morris, lean Gresham, Karen Carpenter, Third Row: Susan Stein, Dolores De Marinis, Norma Hick- man, Patricia Fleming, Sandra Scherer, Barbara Weisheit, Iudith Senter, Barbara Kroeger. Fourth Row: David Bunts, Robert Nichols, LeRoy Smith, William Davis, Iohn Gillham, Edward Holland, Frances Phillips. Front Row: lower Kleft to rightl Sandra Miller, Bonnie Forshey, Marilyn Helfner, Lucella Smith, Elizabeth Ashworth, Io Anne Long, Geraldin Scaduto, Patricia Kerr, Second Row: Sally Wilson, loyce Hutt, Sandra Thorp, Dona Trushel, Shirley Brown, Linda Daniels, lacqueline Glenn. Third Row: Fred Kirsch, Ronald Martin, Raymond Thompson, Thomas Atterholt, Wilbur Brantly, Tom Pollard, Gary Bartholomew, William McCracken. Fourth Row: Richard Sanders, Larry Pritt, Eugene Brown, Howard Crotts, Glenn Maule, Lynn Slaby, Mr. Meador. 61 i 1 1 W' . YMXLY i had E ,M 44.12 62 GEM S 3 M M 'if Q 2 ffm 1 C5 1 Wa fm N STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: tleft to rightl Sarah Lewis, Iackie Cooke, Ann Harpley, Kathy Sarbach, Bob Lamport, Iohn Turley, Mrs, Ellis, Ianet Gracia, Carol Cummings, loy McClanahan, ludy Morton, Carolyn Bond, and Susan Eggers. Second Row: David Baldwin, Dorothy Walker, Ianet Kirk, Roberta Williams, Barbara Iones, Frances Whittaker, Anita Gamble, Iudy Brady, lane Albertson, Sheila Mulcahy, Catharine Kerr, and Ruth Middleton. Third Row: David Hoover, Bob Taylor, lack Garrison, Gordon Beatty, Iack Bittinger, Frank Kayler, Roger Walker, Tom Iohnson, Gerald Smith, Ned Oldham, Bill Kalbaugh, and Iohn Sloan. Fourth Row: Ronald Brown, lim Gregory, Paul Criswell, Daniel Calahan, Lynn Taylor, Dennis Barnes, Iarnes Buck, Iack Francis, Fred Raines, Rodney Buckson, and Frank Santos. The Student Council is composed of representatives of each grade in the high school. The number of representatives to the council is proportional according to the size of class. The purpose of the Council is to create better understanding and co-operation between the faculty and the student body and to promote worth-while activities. Officers for the first semester of l95l-1952 are President ......,.,.,.....,.....................,............,.............,...,.,....................,........ Bob Lamport Vice President .................... ..,..Y. ..,..., I a net Gracia Recording Secretary ........... ,....V K athleen Sarbach Corresponding Secretary ..... .. ....,............Y Ann Harpley Treasurer ......,...........,..........................,...............Y,........t...................,,,..,....... Iohn Turley Officers for the second semester of 1951-1952 are President .....,.......,........,,....,.....................,................................................... Ianet Gracia Vice President .........,,........ ..,....,... F red Raines Recording Secretary ........... ...... I ane Albertson Corresponding Secretary .... ....... A nn Harpley Treasurer ....................i......... ..... ...... F r ank Santos 64 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: fleft to rightl Shirley Huff, Alvis Trimble, Laura Happoldt, Gloria Morris, Shirley Guesman, Vice Pres., Boy Thomas, Pres., Annette Dillmore, Sec.-Treas., lanet Kirk, Kathleen Sarbach, Marjorie McCaus- land. Second Row: Mary Comstock, Nancy Nosek, Barbara Iones, Harriet Knapp, Phyllis Kuhn, Sharon Coffield, Dorlene Sagadencky, Sandra Leve, Shirley Fisk, Miss Hofmann. Third Row: Bob Lamport, Ed Adams, Anita Gamble, Marilyn Miller, Eileen Iones, Sarah Burroughs, Sandra Carlson, Ioanne Carper, Ianet Cvracia, Marjorie Dick, Tom Iohnson. Fourth Row: Dick Kauffman, Ted Harpley, Phil Cochran, Chris Schoenleb, Harold Leffler, Bob Russell, lohn Galvin, Iohn Rice, Iohn Cochran, Bob Meck. Each member of this organization must have an average of 9U, basic character qualities of courtesy, friendliness and good conduct. Our organiza- tion is affiliated With the National Society. According to national regulations the membership from each class is limited as follows: l5W, l2A's, 1075, l2B'sg 570, llA's, 335, llB's. The officers for 1951-52 Were: Roy Thomas ..,.,,,,,,,.,,.e..,,,, ii.,,,,,,, P resident ,,,,, ,,,i,,,,,,,,,, Roy Thomas Alvis Trimble ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.i,, V ice President ,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,, S hirley Guegmqn Annette Dillmore ,,,i., e,,,,,,,,,tit,,,,, S ecretary and i,,,,,i ,,i,,,,,, M arjorie Mccquslgnd Treasurer eee. sss. ..........,.,...., P h ilip Cochran Miss Lore Hoffman is Advisor. 65 LATIN CLUB Front Row: flett to right! Sally Roscover, Sarah Lewis, Ann Harpley, Sandra Kremer, Sandra Haas, Ruth Middleton, Carol Pettibone, Carol Dyer, Lorena Arkwell, Iune Clements, Celese Morris, and Barbara Eagle. Second Row: Sue Greathouse, Ioanne Braghieri, Margaret While, Iudy Davis, Ioan Griffiths, Martha Lou Littrick, Betty Io Oertel, Sandy Bunts, Patricia Gamble, Lois Augden, Ioyce Mclflhaney, and Iudy McElhaney. Third Row: Mrs. Pigott, Harriet Drew, Ioyce Dunivant, Irene Finkel, Barbara Bell, Robert Scott, Ken Callahan, Don Force, Charles Kayser, Karen Sue White, and Anna lean Radanovich. Fourth Row: Bryson Fillmore, Lynn Taylor, Dennis Barnes, Louis Marquet, Fred Bode, Robert Reiter, Richard Barr, Nancee Bailey, Geraldine Segars, and Patricia Miller. The Latin Club, one of the oldest clubs in Falls High, was organized under H. A. Preston 25 years ago. Each spring the club has its major event of the year--its Roman Banquet. All mem- bers oi the club come to this event dressed as Romans, ninth grade Latin students serve as the slaves for the other students. Mrs. Harriet Pigott is the club's sponsor. Officers for the second semester ot 1951- 1952 Were: President ........... ..... H arriet Knapp i gg Vice President ..... ....... R ichard I-laude , Secretary ........... ....... C arol Pettibone VN K , 5 W Q L, TTGGSLIFGI .................,........,....,.... Eileen Iones t ,f in-1 3 These are enioying the Latin Banquet. 66 Spanish Club French Club Gene Front Row: Cleft to rightl Loretta Edwards, Margie McCausland, Fred Raines, Harold Leffler, Claudine Parker, Sandra Seckinger, Beverly Stanford, Io-Ann Hoogerhyde, Sandra Leve. Second Row: Dotte Kayser, Doris Morrow, Iudy Brady, Patricia Bunting, Nancy Roy, Beverly De-Marinis, Nancy Schmid, Katherine Pye, Iudith Porter, lane Albertson, Mary Louise McDermott. Third Row: Margaret Miller, Pat Wilson, Barbara Bauer, Shirley Fisk, Marilyn Miller, Carolyn Hunt, Melva Whitis, Carol Storrie, Roy McMillan, lohn Turley, Frank Santos. Front Row: Cleft to right! Iohn Rice tPresidentl, Evelyn Revay CVice-Presidentl, Anne Gates CSecretary- Treasurerl, Mrs. Rausch, Ianet Gracia. Second Row: Victoria Dolis, Nancy Yeager, Gayle Nolan, Paul Liet- man, Ruth Atterholt, Ianet Crago. Nr mw- 67 GERMAN CLUB K Front Row: Cleft to rightl Ruth Henderson, Darlene Sagadencky, Ed Pyle, Vice Pres., Pete Lepp, Treas., Pat Wilson, Pres., Carolyn Leonard, Norman Hudson, Barbara Crotts, Second Row: Mel Sollberger, Walter von Gunten, Harrison Williams, Sandy Carlson, Marilyn Hageman, Darla Bender, Steve Toomey, Miss Hofmann. Third Row: Bob Manson, lohn Rice, Harold Barger, Bill Pitkin, Bruce Monteith, Bill Lemke, Dave laps. Bill Hunt, Sec., absent. This recently organized club meets the third Wednesday of each month and con- ducts its meetings entirely in German. This semester the German club organized and published a newspaper - Deutsch Zeitung. Nineteen club members are on the staff of the paper. Miss Lore Hoffman is the adviser for the German club. Officers for 1951-1952 Were: President .........................,.... Patricia Wilson Vice President ..... ......,......... E d Pyle , Secretary .....,....., ............. B ill Hunt Treasurer ...............,...................... Peter Lepp DEUTSCH ZEITUNG STAFF Bottom Row: Ruth Henderson, Miss Hoffman. Top Row: Dorlene Sagadencky, Patricia Wilson, Iohn Rice, Howard Barger, and Edward Pyle. 68 H. A. PRESTON CLUB Q.. if 0 6 Q Q ibn, ' I ll 411 Front Row: fleft to rightl Robert Wilcox, Iohn Galvin Alvis Trimble Iohn Rice Miss Sears Second Row Katherine Pye, Ioanne Pigott, Susan Edwards, Dorothy Kayser Sandra Leve Shirley McGurn Third Row Don Thomson, Beverly Newman, lane Ploch, Marilyn Miller Maureen Chambers Shirley Huff Robert Russel To learn about the opportunities in teach- ing, to cultivate qualities essential for the good teacher, to study the lives of great teachers, and to foster the development oi student leadership -these are the aims of FTA, a branch of the national Future Teachers of America organizations. The clubs adviser is Miss Sallie Sears. Second semester officers were: President ..,.........,.t,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,, lane Ploch Vice President uu,,u ...sss.,ss..,. K atherine Pye Secretary ..,.....,.. uu,.u, M aureen Chambers Treasurer ..,.,,.,,i,,,.,,........Y...,... Robert Russel INDUCTION SERVICES Left to Right: Don Thomson, Robert Wilcox, Susan Edwards, Iohn Galvin, Iohn Rice, and Alvis Trimble. Godey Club Four-Square First Row: Cleft to right! Ioanne Clark, Sally Slopey, Dorothy Treap, Beverley Calvert, Mrs. Carter, Catherine Goad, Norma Stoltz, Norma Fair. Second Row: Shirley Vest, Shirley Guesman, Helen Derbfuss, Marilyn Birmingham, Carolyn Miller, Louise Mallabone, Frances George, Ruth Shoal, Doris Rae Shana- berger, Marjorie Iohnson. Third Row: lean Morris, Ann Gates, Roberta Williams, Eileen Iones, Barbara Iones, lane Ploch, Sandra Leve, Dorothy Kasier, loyce Horning, Pauline Petrea. Fourth Row: Iohanna Shetter, Ioanne McCormick, Marilyn Goretti, Garnet King, Maureen Chambers, Ianet Tenison, Anita Gamble, Carol Gougler, Marilyn Ruppel, Betty Dick, Dorothy Bowers. Front Row: lleft to rightl Marlene Ioy, Eleanor Nye, Maraie McCausland, Nancy Schmid, Ianet Gracia, Sarah Burroughs, Mary Iohnstone, Ianet Kirk, Vicki Dolis, Doris Morrow. Second Row: Katherine Neff, Nancy Nosek, Ruth Atterholt, Evelyn Revay, Ioan Ranney, Kathleen Sarbach, Donna Law, -Eloise Nye, Nancy Lamborne, Miriam Boyter, Laura Happolclt, Marilyn Iones. Third Row: Mrs. Pershing, Mary Comstock, Sharon Coffield, Gayle Nolan, Nancy Ransom, Beverly Newman, Huberta Van Noy, lane Albertson, Katherine Pye, Sally Cooley, lrene Koch, Marilyn Miller, Gloria Morris, Ruth Henderson. Fourth Row: Iudie Porter, Sally Sowers, Margaret Miller, Ioanne Carper, Shirley Rakich, Carolyn Hunt, Carolyn Fuerst, Giavone Drope, Sandra Carlson. Not in picture: Diane Welsby, Georgia Wooldridge, Kay Glasgo, Shirlee Kemp, Carol Patter- son, Pat Sheehan. 6356 MM. 70 B. W. Club High School Camera Club M J' 52155 Front Row: Cleft to rightj Hannah Swain, Miriam Boyter, Victoria Dolis, Marilyn Iones, lane Albertson. Second Row: Miss Mary Patton, Shirley Huff, Donna Guinn, Patricia Greer, Mrs. Mary Carter, Third Row: Sue Stopher, Helen Knapp, Gerald Henry, Barbara Bell, Velma Beckett. Robert Scott, treasurer, St. Clair, David Andrick. Front Row: tleft to rightj Richard Rothman, Dianne Schoenleb, Barbara Hollow, secretary, Iudy Morton, David Costill, president, Second Row: William Schwartz, Edward Clark, Robert we 71 SENIOR Y-TEEN Front Row: Cleft to rightl Claudine Parker, Doris Shanaberger, Marjorie McCausland, Gloria Stallings, loan Ranney, Martha Weir, loanne Pigott, Ioan McCormick, Roberta Williams. Second Row: Marilyn Watf kins, Donna Law, Kathryn Nett, Kathleen Sarbach, Huberta Van Nay, Eloise Nye, Nancy Ransom, Gayle Nolan, Evelyn Revay, Miss Ert. Third Row: Nancy Schmid, Nancy Larriborn, Sondra Seckinger, lean Zim- merman, Louise Mallabone, Shirley Rakich, Ianet Teriison, Dorothy Treap. Sally Sours, Iudy Porter. FTOM Row: llefi to Tigllil NOTGSU COX, Icickie COOk9, Laura Happoldt, T' .xtherine Goad, Wilma King, Vickie Dolis, Ruth Henderson, Sarah Dolan, Shirley Guesman. Second Row: Q' Cooley, Ioanna Carper, Miriam Boyter, Marilyn Iones, Eileen Iones, Pat Bunting, Iudy Frank, Virginia Vxfiinger, Marlene Ioy. Third Row: Iariet Kirk, Marilyn Goretti, Barbara Iones, Pluth Atterholt, Shirley Huii, mia Franchi, loyce Hawkins, Ianet Costell, Miss Erf. Fourth Row: Kay Kidwell, Anita Gamble, Harriet Knof Sarah Burroughs, Carolyn Fuerst, Kay Glasgo, Ioy Doner, Myra Harris, Sandra Carlson, 72 IUNIOR Y-TEEN Front Row: upper Cleft to rightl Barbara Oldfield, Gail Spellman, Gloria Smith, Pat Destro, Sandra Shoaf, Nancy King, Elinor Hawk, Martha Wright, Barbara Hollow, Carolyn Bond, Diane Schoenlib. Second Row: lean Waldvogel, Clara Iean Piscazzi, Iuanita Mirabol, Donna Shoal, Iackie Steeg, Dolores Arnold, Betty Oertel, Carol Pettibone, Deanna Rongone, Ioan Boraski, Irene Finkel. Third Row: Sally Todd, Barbara Mclean, Karen White, Barbara Eagle, Ruth Middleton, Iudy McElhany, loyce McElhaney, Donna Albertson, Ruth Nagle, Sally Roscover, lane Schmucker. Fourth Row: Marilyn Mierau, Delores Stebbins, Ioy McClana- han, Carol Cummings, Mary Kaylor, Catherine Zimmerman, Betty Reynolds, Connie Scheidel, Ianice Rongon, Judy Morton, Miss Erf. Front How: lower Cleft to rightl Ruth Infield, Lucy Lorentz, Carol Baker, Iudy Evans, Yvonne Britt, Carol Iones, Norma Coakly, Kay Kinsey, Elinora Fuller, Virginia Bowers, Norma Iones, Ioyce Claire. Second How: Nancy Iones, Carol Dyer, Sarah Lewis, Ionne Bucher, Mary Ann Forte, Sandra Haas, Lorena Arkwell, Barbara Bflkeff ludifh FfYef Lila Pfeckaf PGQQY CCH, Dotty Fegancher. Third Row: Debbie Billingsly, Diane Edmund, Carol Houser, Sandra Funk, Nancy Heiser, Marilyn Alexander, Velma Beckett, Iudy Davis, Ioan Adams, Ioan Griffiths, Miss Ert, Fourth Row: lean l-lerbstreet, Sandra Bauman, Peggy Chenot, Norma Hunt, Harriet Drew, Barbara Bell, Pat Gamble, Sandra Bunts, Martha Koch, Helen Knapp, Marilyn Hageman, Martha Littrick. ' 73 Hi-Y Ir. Foreign Affairs Council wif' Front Row: upper lleft to rightl Robert Lamport, George Close, Dick Rothman, Bob Wilcox, Bob Meck, Harold Leiiler, lack Rubins, Fred Raines, Wendell Wilson, Ed Adams, lohn Miller, and Robert Winer. Second Row: Gary Sollberger, Ronald Novkov, Curtis Sutliff, Bob Scott, Larry Carlson, Roger Walker, Frank Kaylor, Bob Rafos, Ronald Williams, Iames Paul, and Harold Whitacre. Third Row: Tom Seary, Dennis Sanderson, Ralph Iones, Roy McMillan, Phil Montgomery, Iames McClusky, Carl Vobbe, Iohn Dalton, Roger Weninger, and Iames Bowen. Fourth Row: H. D. Sauer, Roger Ryan, Phil Cochran, Chris Schoenleb, Paul Lietman, Iohn Turley, Tom Scott, Don Scott, Ierry Hart, and Bob Reiter. Front Row: lower fleft to rightl Eleanor Nye, Bette Winateld, Nancy Iones, Yvonne Britt, Iames Buck, Mary Lou Ludwigsen, Fred Bode, Iean Ann Morris, Alberta Edwards, Norma Iones, lean Ann Waldvogel, Bertha Rockwell fadvisorl. Second Row: Sandra Shoal, Sally Todd, Kay Kinsey, Susan Edwards, Ioanne Pigott, Patricia Bunting, Marjorie Shook, Barbara Crotts, Margaret Miller, Paula Carson, Dolores Stebbins. Third Row: Dennis Barnes, Lynn Taylor, Iames Thosnonn, Barbara Hollow, Karolyn Sorenson, Iacquelyn Steeg, Barbara McLean, Iudy Evans, Carol Baker, Margaret Catt, Darla Bender, Melvin Sollberger. Fourth Row: Fred Browning, Fred Staz, Dori Force, Lowell Hall, Robert St. Clair, Gerald Henry, Iohn Deryck, Iames Iustice, Peter McLeod, Harrison Williams, Iames Coleman. if 5 rm , iii 74 Cheer Leaders 8th Grade Camera Club 4? Q K J'i W A it 42: Jiffy Sarah Dolan, Shirlee Kemp, Frances Whittaker, Sally Cooley, Diane Welsby, Betty McGill. Front Row: lower Cleft to rightj Carol Haas, Suzanne Shank, Robert Montgomery, treasurer, Thomas Mullins, president, David Barnes, vice president, Mary Stonemetz, secretary, Doloris De Marinas, Sandra Shearer. Second Row: Donald Hindman, Ioseph Beckett, Edward Rose, David Flickie, Roger Bell, Wayne Noall, Iohn Gilham, Philip Kirk. Third Row: Paul Karres, Dennis Nolan, David Peterson, Richard Saunders, Robert Nichols, Ralph Abraham, Lynn Slaby, sergeant at arms, Members not present: Howard Crotts, Robert Wells, Gerald Downard, Eugene Brown, Karen Carpenter, Iack Ammerman, Marilyn Heffner, Nancy Hurd, David Glood, Thomas Iohnson, Lynn Martin, David Goodell, Roberta Clark, Frances Phillips, 75 BOOSTER CLUB A .. D, It ... .. an .. A 1 Y .tis Front Row: upper Cleft to righil lOYCe Clair, SCU'1drCI Shoaf, Annette Wilcox, Sally Cooley, Sally Dolan, Fran Whittaker, Shirlee Kemp, Betty McGill, loan Boraski, Carol Dyer, luanita Mirabal, Second Row: Sandra Haas, Pat Destro, Gertrude Forshey, Gloria Morris, Marilyn Miller, lanet Crago, loAnn Clark, Celese Morris, Ann Ports, Dorothy Fegancher, Sarah Ports. Third Row: Velma Beckett, Barbara Eagle, Karen Sue White, Giovanne Drope,.Marion Stoltz, Iuclie Porter, Irene Sanders, Ioan Ranney, Sally Sowers, Lila Frecka, Deanna Rongone. Front Row: lower Cleft to rightl Georgia Woolriclge, Iucly Mclflhaney, Ioyce Mclflhariey, Kathleen Sarbach, Eloise Nye, Carol Patterson, Beverly Stanford, Nancy Clark, Phyllis McCann, and Marlene loy. Second Row: Ioanne Wilson, Barbara Gross, Nancy Wohlford, Nancy McGarry, Ioy Dormer, Shirley Fiakich, Sandra Carlson, Victoria Dolis, Pat Wilson, and Barbara McLean. Third Row: Kathryn Neff, Gloria Franchi, Myra Harris, Kay Glasgo, Carolyn Fuerst, Annette Rhodes, Nancy Ransom, Marilyn Watkins, Ianet Costell, and Iackie Cooke. 76 BOOSTER CLUB Z Front Row: upper lleft to rightl Catherine Zimmerman, Betty Cook, Beverly Warner, Ioanne Braghieri, Nancee Bailey, Mary Kaylor, Dolores Arnold, Betty Oertel, Carol Pettibone, Marilyn Karigher, Second Row: Phil Knopp, Sam Cropley, Marilyn Hageman, Sally Houghland, Marilyn Alexander, Nancy Heiser, Mimi Marquet, Gerald Zukowski, Charles Kayser. Third Row: Bill Smith, Ray Wells, Frank Clark, Bob Guesman, Don Sweitzer, Roger Walker, Robert Wilcox, Ned Oldham, Paul Bordenkircher, Ronald Novkov. Fourth Row: Gary Sollberger, Iames Hecky, Bill Kalbaugh, lim Fishel, Dick Weber, Lynn Taylor, Bryson Fillmore, Robert Scott, Carl Palechek, Bob Reiter, Frank Lengacher. Front Row: lower Cleft to rightt Shirley Huff, Mary lohnstone, Irene Finkel, Anna Radanovich, Betty Deik- man, Mr. Emmerich, Lorena Arkwell, IoAnn Adams, Sally Roscover, Sarah Lewis, Ruth Nagel. Second Row: Bob Lamport, Martha Littrick, Sandra Bunts, Martha Koch, Iudy Davis, Ruth Middleton, Iohn Dalton, Ann Harpley, Ioyce Dunivant, Ioan Griffiths, Iudy Gracia, Nancy Nosek, Third Row: Alfred Thomas, Richard Peterson, Tom Blankenship, Bill Ford, Frank Cyrill, Bob Rafos, Clair Grosenbacker, Glenn Rathmell, Fred Raines, Fourth Row: David Baldwin, Iim Dick, Forrest Ryan, Robert Peters, Don Zorn, Allen Frandsen, Dudley Read, Iim Gee, Bill Wert. 77 TIGER TALES Q t 'riot-:R 'rAx.i:s: svnmc surf Front Row: seated Cleft to rightl Robert Orth, managing editor, Claudine Parker, Dorothy Kayser, business manager, Mary Iohnstone, Carol Patterson, Huberta VanNoy. Second Row: Walter Weston, Frank Santos, Harry Tarr, Doris Beck, Patricia Beech, Sandra Leve, editor-in-chief, Gwili Watson, Alfred Thomas. Third Row: Dennis Sanderson, Robert Wilcox, Paul Schlemmer. Is the by line on that article? Are all the cuts at the engravers'? How many inches are in your feature? These words, mingled with the clicking of typewriters and the banging of T-squares, emerge from ll7 as the Tiger Tales staff endeavors to meet its deadline. The news- paper is issued every three Weeks. TIGER TALES: FALL STAFF Front Row: Cleft to rightl Shirley McGurn, Marjorie Dick, editor-in-chief, Marilyn Doney, loanne Mc- Cormick. Second Row: Sarah Burroughs, Miss Louise Flickinger, Roy Thomas, business manager, Maureen Chambers, Chris Schoenleb, Harriet Knapp, managing editor. 78 CUYAHOGAN Front Row tleft to rightl Iames Eckert, Alfred Thomas, Iane Ploch, Ted Harpley, Robert Lamport Laura Lee I-lappoldt Annette Dilmore Robert Meck, and Paul Schlemmer. Second Row: Harold Letfler Mary Comstock Nancy Nosek Priscilla Harding Priscilla Kuhn, Marilyn Goretti, Marilyn Iones, Richard Kauffman and Miss Sears Third Row Mr Saurer William Ford, Marjorie Dick, Alvis Trimble, Maureen Chambers Sarah Bur roughs Frances Whittaker Anita Gamble, and Frank Cyrill. The Cuyahogan staff, consisting of ap- proximately 3O students, is selected each spring from the llA and l2B classes. The staff, from the editor down to the least important member, sees the book through from its first rough beginning to the finished product as it is ready to go to press. This year, for the first time, the staff has devoted an entire section to speech and drama, and has greatly enlarged the music section. The athletic departments section has also been expanded, which is representative of the ever -increasing number of activities here at CFI-IS. 79 W r as X .19 g RAMXQE + SPEECH 3 H A , gf' ,J J W W f ,U a ' M X f ww A1 ffz f Jf! W ,ml M5 j- 2? E KU Wk x 'GEM 15, 05'-U ML 1, 'WLUQQQQUI lg QM gx . -x rx f, IX'-Xfx hp fx fx Add ,-.fxfx WE SHOCK THE FAMILY TREE 22 gi.,. X Sally Tomlinson, Shirley Bevington, Richard Butler, Sue Comstock, Ed Smolk, Bob Bittinger, Iarnes Rutherford, Peggy Stevens. The play is centered around Hildegarde, a l7 year old girl, who has certain ideas of her own, especially about short pants Freddy. You'd be surprised what nuts fall when you shake a family tree. The cast of characters included: Sue Comstock, lean Oertel, Iim Rutherford, Beverly Williamson, Ed Smolk, Don Hartsough, Iudy Feil, Sally Tomlinson, Shirley Bevington, Dick Butler, Bob Bittinger, Peggy Stevens, Iacqueline Edwards, Ioan'Russell, Dick Taipole, and Frank Taylor. The play Was presented April l8, l9, and 2l, l95l. This was the first time that the senior class received all the profits from the last night of the performance. 82 WHAT A LIFE N Q Xpapavzfuun-'Ng t ev se- , I-if we of-1-1 'L-' 1 fei't4'i' 75 L L st ' W i ' W W 3 t it E1 i, l it 5 ,ri-QW, f vii-.4,i,, -en 3' F rferf-if W -Qisfw -,L We-. p-gi - ii' , . 5 it 5 -tv Ieanette Worley, William Wert, Robert Lamport, Sarah Burroughs, Tom Seary, Leonard West, Shirley Mihalik, Shirley Vest. The play is centered around the lovable character, Henry Aldrich, and his many trials and tribulations in his high school days, which incidentally were centered around the principals ottice. The cast ot characters included: Robert Lamport, Shirley Vest, Ieannette Worley, Torn Seary, Sarah Burroughs, Shirley Mihalik, Iames Echert, Priscilla Harding, Dorothy Treap, Louis Lichi, Annette Dillrnore, William Wert, Frances Whittaker, Leonard West, and Catherine Goad. The play was presented the 20th and 2lst oi November, 1951. 83 DEBATE Front Row: tleft to rightl Nancy Nosek, lane Albertson, Roberta Williams, Mr. Heintz, Phil Cochran, Chris Schoenleb, Mary Comstock, Second Row: Io Ann Adams, lames Buck, Ioanne Pigott, manager, Bob Wilcox, Bob Scott, Dave Baldwin. Third Row: Ann Harpley, Helen Knapp, Mary Lou Ludwigsen, Margaret Catt, Fred Bode. Cuyahoga Falls High is entering its second year of sponsoring a debate team. Mr. l-leintz, speech teacher and drama coach, is the man who Works with the debaters, The students debating on the affirmative side are: Iane Albertson, Roberta Williams, Ioanne Adams, Ann Harpley, lim Buck, Mary Thomas, Dave Baldwin, Curtis Sutlilt, and Kathleen Kosar. Those on the negative side are: Phil Cochran, Chris Schoenleb, Robert Wilcox, Bob Scott, Helen Knapp, Mary Lou Ludwigsen, Margaret Catt, and Fred Bode. 84 INDIVIDUAL EVENTS . if if Front Row: lleft to rightl Bonnie Roxbury, Doris Rae Shanaberger, Mary Iohnstone, Mary Comstock, Priscilla Harding, Mr. Heintz, Jacqueline Steeg, Diane Schoenleb, Carolyn Bond, Iudy Morton. Second Row: David Baldwin, Mary Lou Ludwigsen, Patricia Pancoast, Kathrine Neff, Nancy Nosek, Ianet Gracia, Barbara Iones, manager, Carol Cummings, Kay Glasgo, Dick Baldwin. Third Row: Ken Callahan, Iohn Miller, Frank Lopaine, Ted Harpley, Bob Meck, Chris Schoenleb, Bob Wilcox, Louis Marquet, Bob Scott, Eddie Pyle. There are also some individual events which a few students have entered. Those in Dramatic Declarnation are: Bonnie Roxbury, Doris Rae Shanaberger, Louis Marquet, Carolyn Bond, Carol Cummings, Mary Lou Ludwigsen, Mary Thomas, and Bolo Wilcox. Those entering the Humorous Declamation contests are: Kathleen Neil, Diane Schoenleb, Dave Sutlifi, Dick Baldwin, Dave Baldwin, and Iacqueline Steeg. Mary Lou Ludwigsen is entered in Oratorical Declamation, as is Ann Harpley, and Kay Glasgo is entered in Semi-serious Declamation. Mr. Heintz is also the sponsor of a Speakers' Service Bureau. Any clubs Wishing to have one act plays, readings, and many other forms of speech activity presented at their meetings can call Mr. I-leintz, who will send speech students to perform the various tasks. 85 . 1 ,L fm A? xx fefgw -5 QW MUSE QW 014,55 QI 1 l i U M fn ' X I X. rf.:r:::-' W-f 21 A -E Z.. It , 1 f 5 1:23:11 W A .mm Q ' l. f a www vm' f W .?,.. va rs' ZW-2 ' Tggigiir h - -- ..-.- ..5, . -..-,, ,.:.g :,,i,,.1 ! WW! W' f f ' '- M- ' W f J - fef fg:,?3gp-gf 'pg A -'QS X ROSE OF THE DANUBE The beautiful little kingdom of Eurolania finds itself in bad shape, indeed, when the king CDick Butlerl, announces that the royal treasury is depleted. To make things worse, Count Sergius Von Popova Clrlerb Reedl, assisted by two other conspirators, Demetrius Uack Chapinl, and Nicolai CBob Lamportl, is plotting to overthrow the government. But the minds of the people are temporarily diverted by the annual Rose Festival. Among the many visitors are Darrell Davis CPhil Cochranl, a news- reel cameraman from Hollywood and Percival McPipp CChris Schoenlebl, who readily admits he is the greatest movie director in the world. Percival Comes up with a great idea. He will pay the kingdom a million dollars and hire everyone to play in a super-colossal movie, set in Eurolania. The movie will have all the trimmings, including a mock revolution. Von Popova sees his chance to turn the mock revolution into a real one at rehearsal and gain control of the government. But Darrell and Karl CBill Newmanl, the prince, overhear the plan and tlil the attempt. Darrell is rewarded with the hand of Rose CRuth Bowenl, the Kings daughter, and Karl receives a like prize in Pamela CRoberta Kleinl, McPipp's daughter. Popova is suitably punished, and preparations go gaily forward for a joyful combination ot riches and romance in Eurolania. 89 REVUSICAL For its annual Fall Musical the a cappella choir presented a Revusical on December 6 and 7, 1951 in the high school auditorium. The shoW's theme was a musical journey across the country with appropri- ate music from each section from California to Washington, D. C. The Revusical was an original idea written and produced by the choir members themselves under the direction ot Miss Long. 88 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Boys' Qucxrtette Girls' Trio Front Row: Cleft to righil Roberta Williams, Ioan Ranney, Marjorie Mccausland, Nancy Runkle, Shirley Fisk, Faith McMahon, Marlene Ioy. Second Row: Anita Gamble, Garnet King, Irene Koch, Shirley Mihalik, Marilyn Miller, Mary Thomas Nancy Ransom. Third Row: Frances Vfhittaker, Nancy Schmid, Diane Welsby, Robert DeHart, David Nichols, Ronald Novkov, Fred Raines, lohn Turley, Fourth Row: Miss Long, Patricia Christopherson, Marilyn Bender, Carol Patterson, Iohn Cochran, David Hershberger, Dennis Holsinger, Iames Workman, Paul Lietman. Left to Right ChriS SCl'1OeHl6b, Rillph 101195, RCIY Left to Right: Anita Gamble, Shirley Fisk, Shirley Wells, Phil Cochran. Mahalik. ' 90 A Cappella Choir All-Girl Choir Front Row: Cleft to rightl Gloria Morris, Barbara Hayes, Ioanne Clark, Nancy Yeager, Ianet Crago, Patricia Beach, Shirlee Kemp. Second Row: Pauline Petrea, Harriet Knapp, Carolyn Hunt, Kay Glasgo, Louise Mallabone, Loretta Edwards, Florence Lang, Patricia Greer. , Third Row: Patricia Sheehan, Kay Kidwell, Nancy Nosek, Annette Rhodes, Nancy Lamborn, Iim Laudermilk, David Bowers, Howard Ott, Robert Lamport. Fourth Row: Robert Meck, Chris Schoenleb, Ralph Iones, Paul Olhoeft, Richard Reed, Ray Wells, Phil Cochran. Front Row: Kleft to rightl Sue Greathouse, Ianet Moore, Ruth Middleton, Lois Shadley, Iune Clements, Carol Iones, Shirley Dunn, Iudie Brady, Diane Spencer, IoAnn Hoogerhyde, loyce Dunivant. Second Row: Ioan Boraski, Betty Dieckman, Eileen Stallard, Lorena Arkwell, Shirley Richey, Lucy Micochero, Sandra Haas, Patricia Claypoole, Patricia Smith, Mary Kaylor, Mary Lou Ludwigsen, Nancy Ray, Barbara Letzler. Third Row: Ioanne Braghieri, Beverley Warner, Bea Burroughs, Susan Edwards, Phyllis McCann, Cherril Haby, Lois Augden, Miss Long, Gertrude Lutz, Marilyn Kretlow, Donna Albertson, Ioyce McElhaney, Iudy Gracia, Irene Finkel, Iudy Mclilhaney. 4. .an 91 Girls' Senior Glee Club Girls' Ensemble Front Row: Cleft to righth Georga Wooldridge, Wilma Grant, Sally Sowers, Gloria Franchi, Kathy Sarbock, Beverly Mihalik, Margaret Miller, Iackie Cooke, Doris Morrow. Second Row: Barbara Grell, Barbara McGinty, Katheleen Kosar, Beckie Newman, Giovanne Drope, Pat Bunting, Ramona Hudkins, Elenor Richie, Pat Sitler. This group ot girls has furnished enter- tainment lor many groups and organiza- tions. They love to sing and have been most generous in sharing their talents. Left to Right: Carolyn Hunt, Gloria Morris, Shirlee Kemp, Patricia Beach, Loretta Edwards, Patricia Greer, Ianet Crago, Pauline Petrea, Harriet Knapp. 92 BOYS' SENIOR GLEE CLUB .L 5 -3, 4 f i vw 1 . H5 ee Q L ss 9533 ,, Front Row: Cleft to rightl Donald Tiifan, Donald Force, Philip Knopp, Bill Smith, Sam Cropley. Second Row: Miss Long, Gerald Henry, Robert Estep, Gary Gloss, Charles Shaver, Edward Pyle. Third Row: Roger Mullins, Donald Carroll, Richard Barr, Ralph Dunn, Sherwin Hykes, Richard Rothmann. The Boys' Senior Glee Club is made up of tenth and eleventh grade boys who like to get together and sing. This organization is the training ground for boys who wish to become members of the A Cappella Choir in their junior and senior years. The group often appears on musical programs both in and out oi school. 93 BOYS' IUNIOR GLEE CLUB, gf Front Row: lleft to rightj Richard Scourtield, Ronald Wick, Richard Thomas, Robert Raper, Mrs. Rose, Robert Carruthers, Edward Clarke, Charles Beswetherick, and Alvin Sandusky Second Row: Iames Thomman, Stanley Hyde, Dale Huston, Ronald King, Iames Moore Iames Watson, Donald Weston, and Iames Liston. Front Row: Cleft to rightl Richard Baldwin, Norman Smith, Robert Klima, Frank Lopane Ronald Policy, and Iames Coleman. Second Row: Arthur Marble, William Lemke, Richard Miller, Charles Pulley, and Mrs. Rose B153 94 1 1 P' mrs' ozjwiik is .N M,, is GIRLS' IUNIOR GLEE CLUB Front Row: fleft to rightl Ianise Harris, Nancey King, Bonnie Fridley, Ianet Bowers, Ruth Enos, Ioyce Clair, Dotty Fegancher, Mrs. Rose, Sondra Shoal, Nadine Nixon, Barbara Oldfield, Irene Blackwell, Carol Becker, Alberta Edwards, Carol Houser. Second Row: Beverly Spukler, Ianet Turney, Lois Mize, Nancey Marietta, Sally Roberts, Carolyn Leonard, Paula Carlson, Florence Dolis, Barbara McLean, Sally Todd, Martha Wernersbach, Io Ann Adams, Martha Lou Littrick, Ruth Nagel, Debby Billingsley, Iudy Evans, Christine Narzisi. Third Row: Delores Coleman, Sally Crow, Louise Taylor, Marilyn Armstrong, Sandy Funk, Mary Grace Arnold, Dolores Stebbins, lane Hoodling, Iane Thomson, Bette Winateld, Ianet Riley, Marilyn Alexander, Velma Beckett, Marilyn Hageman, Beverly De Masinis, Betty Reynolds, Lois Kolb, Iean Ann Waldvogel, Fourth Row: Gloria Smith, Charlotte Iarvis, Susan Seaver, Dorothy Reighard, Darlene Sayre, Ioanne Wilson, Betty Shearer, Grace Folk, Carol Baker, Karolyn Sorenson, Pearl Dickerhoif. Front How: Kleit to rightj Della Horning, lanet Ann Hauif, Carol Teagle, Lucinda McGaughey, Marsha Mullins, Barbara Gross, Iudy Lorentz, Mrs. Rose, Leia Frecka, Carolyn Welsby, Ruth Iniield, Elinor Hawk, Doris lean Boss, Martha Wright. Second Row: Mary Porter, Marjorie Bodley, Ioanne Bucher, Darla Bender, Peggy Catt, Iacquelyn Steeg, Mary Ann Forte, Iuanita Mirabal, Donna Walters, Carol Cummings, Carolyn Bond, Diane Schoenle , Pat Tranks, Wilma Phelan. Third Row: Virginia Hinkle, Ruth Carson, Caroline Pitts, Marilyn Mierau, Clara lean Piscazzi, Barbara Knieiel, Barbara Yohe, Nance Holcomb, Diane Edmund, Kay Kinsey, Nancy Iones, Patsy Wilson, Iudy Frye, Barbara Baker. Fourth Row: Carolyn Iacobs, Rhoda Shultz, Norma Coakley, Donna Shoaf, Iean Herbstreet, Marjorie Shook, Mimi Marquet, Iudy Herhold, Carol Houclg, Marilyn Kaugher. K 4 Q 1. -. Q W L, is ,wi 'if' as :L , 1 95 Cadet Band Dance Band Front Row: tleft to rightl David Peterson, Allen Sprowl, Iames Fritsch, Paul Karres, David Tedrow. Second Row: Iacque Brittain, Robert Dixon, Terry O'Neil, Allen Saladin, Marsha White, Marilyn Chart. Third Row: William Lockman, Daniel Wurzbaclcer, Ellis Wooldridge, Kirk Philip, R. O. Reynolds, Iames Gregory, Clyde Cox, Iames Lees, George Mitchel. Front Row: Cleft to right! lohn Rice, Bryson Fillmore, Arthur Smith, Gerald Leipply, Sandra Kremer, and Martha Lou Littrick, Second Row: Gerald King, Sarah Burroughs, Eddie Hart, Don Stonestreet, lim Iones, and loseph G. Brode, Director. Third Row: Iohn Dalton, Paul Bordenkircher, and Alfred Thomas. 96 Marching Band Swing Band . ... Q ': l' S' . V i ll f 2' , Q Q Q ,gg A E Q A Y' is Q.. N., 5, ,L . f 1 tw .. 'Li 5 ,W ,M : -i 1, -his I ' I J-4: na, '-:U -ki ' Q l .li A if ig? :r'ff.5'w5 , ilistfig'-sl' :If 534. T--ya. EY, A 21,5-bL.1v,,9l?? at tzt.v: ? s, f A , , ., 2-3 Ji :haw , fx y X, r . Y xml i .K , 4.Vv,k 1. It ,AE vw lv y , q Y , A., Vg tw , 5, . 1 X., s,,li6g'-.L , Pti um A .X 4 , A iw. , 5: rf If ' 1 1 ii .:-11 , fl f 5 'I ,Q , V B 3? if, 'I if A 7 I , .2sv'.2'-::- i X Q, E f .' ' VV 5- 1 K - 5- 'K' K V in 1 x C . I 5 l'- t it , , 2 W W. ly 55,3 g ml, 5 Wi 'Q ,,.., l V l lf: Q i .,- T' li3R'lM' .,.:. ,,,, .., A '-i:fi'Q'.- 'fiE1 ' 1'- 3 'f 2: 5 AAU w'wy Wil il. wr' Auu iu I' '.,l , W M 5 ,....-, ,.,, X -.,,. . A .....,..:--g Q -.,....', A W 5--,-::5. :Z i .t ,mr W mf :v:a:-h Iutv 1 H '-,,.v -- .: 3 nnnq s 5 I I M li. 1 A , li 'ash M ' :. ..,, :,14, ,: zr- T - -' ': Z -',',-': A , , .,,A, f 11f ' W I IQ fi. Front Row: Cleft to rightl R, O. Reynolds, Ioan Ranney, Irene Sanders, Martha Littrick, Iohn Dalton, Forrest Ryan, Iames Gee, Iames Cleland, Charles Kayser, Shirley Hutt, Dorothy Walker, Shirley Gill, Beverly Iohnson, Dennis Sanderson, Second Row: Sandra Kremer, Iohn Rice, Arthur Smith, William Hardman, Ion Daugherty, Ioyce Hawkins, Eleanor Nye, Melva Whitas, Carolyn Miller, Ann Harpley, Sarah Lewis, Ruth Nagel, Karen White, Pat Gamble, Ioy McClanahan, Betty Oertel, Deanna Rongone, Third Row: Bryson Fillmore, Betty Leonard, Leroy Lamborn, Richard Costell, Kenneth Spenser, lohn Wafer, Elinora Fuller, Virginia Bowers, Norma lones, Nancy Noselc, Carol Pettibone, Carol Dyer, Carol Howard, Nancy Wolhlord, Beverly Stanford, Betty Hurst, locelyn Shrimplen. Fourth Row: Gerald Leippley, Iohn Sloan, Ronald Williams, Iames Iones, Phillys Montgomery, Richard Zimmerman, Edward Hinkle, Iames McCluslcy, Edward Hart, Iudith Morton, Sandra Hier, William Kaylor, Iames Dick, Iune Willey, Iudith Davis, Fifth Row: Robert Wilcox, David Haude, Mary Eleshman, Edward Eschman, Richard Haude, Gerald King, Paul Bordenkircher, Robert Peters, Dudley Read, Alfred Thomas, Richard Peterson, Gordon Shilling, Lynn Taylor, Robert Thomas, Sally Roscover, Front Row: Cleft to rightl Iohn Dalton, Charles Kayser, Virginia Bowers, Carol Horvard, Carol Dyer, Eleanor Nye, Karen White, Mary Eleshman, Sandra Hier, Bryson Fillmore, lon Daugherty, Arthur Smith. Second Row: Edward Hinkle, Iames Iones, Richard Zimmerman, Iames Dick, Allred Thomas, Gordon Shilling, Lynn Tay- lor, Gerald King. t 97 Orchestra String Ensemble Front Row: tleft to rightj Sharon Carsten, Martha Koch, Robert Russell, Martha Weir, Dale Dillehunt, and Nancy Hurd Second Row: lohn Descutner, David Root Susan Edwards, Phyllis Moore, and ludith Schoaf. Third Row: lane Srnucker, lanet Drew, Carol Knosher, Harriet Drew, and Ioan Griffiths, Fourth Row: Ion Daugherty, loy McClanahan Dianna Rongone, Patricia Gamble, Nancy Wohltord, Eleanore Nye, and Eleanore Hawk. Fifth How: Robert Wilcox, Mary Fleshrnan, Roy Thomas, Lynn Taylor, and Sarah Burroughs, Front Row: fleft to riqhtj Sharon Carsten, Martha Koch, Robert Russell, Martha Weir, Dale Dillehunt, and Nancy Hurd. Second Row: Iohn Descutner, David Root, Susan Edwards, Phyllis Moore, and Ioan Griffiths. Third Row: lane Smuclcer, lanet Drew, Carol Knosher, Harriet Drew, and ludith Schoaf. 98 ENSEMBLES German Band Lei! lo Right: Bill Hardman, Gerald King, Don Dieterich, Iim McClusky, Alfred Thomas. Trombone Trio Left to Right: Gordon Shilling, Lynn Taylor, Gerald King. Flute Quartette Left to Right: Ruth Nagel, Ann Harpley, Karen White, Sarah Lewis. Sax Quartette Left lo Right: Iohn Rice, Bryson Fillmore, Arthur Smith, Ion Daugherly. 99 fi iibw 100 4 4 ATHLETEGS 1951 BLACK TIGER VARSITY 535431 .tl t me Front Row: Cleft to rightl Fred Raines, Bill Burkholder, Bill Beal, Frank Cyrill, Co-captain Ray Filing, Co- captain lim Glenny, Bill Ford, Iack Hines, Bob Smith, Harold Lefiler. Second Row: Iohn Turley, Floyd Lovelace, Tony Micochero, lim Church, Dave Hershberger, Bill Oldfield, Gerry Worcester, Tom Blankenship, and Dick Ackerman, Third Row: lim Workman, Bill Kalbaugh, Rodney Buckson, Skip Kaser, Ivan Bennett, Merle Bryner, Bob Meador, Ass't Coach, Bob McNeo, Ass't Coach, and lim Loughridge, Head Coach. Fourth Row: lim Feiler, Mgr, lohn Cochran, Mike Mireau, Bob Ftafos, Dole Brcmiger, Mike Keegan, Ned Oldham, LeRoy Wagner, Bob Wilkinson, and Carl Palechek. Although winners of their first four contests, the Falls Black Tigers ended up a fair season with four Wins, four losses, and two ties. The Tigers' attack was led by Co-Captain Ray Filing, pint size right half- back. Bay Was second in the district in scoring and was given honorable mention on several All-Ohio teams. FALLS Wooster FALLS Cleveland Glennvile FALLS 14 Lorain 12 FALLS 31 Kent Roosevelt 0 FALLS 19 Euclid 20 FALLS 6 North 6 FALLS U Buchtel 6 FALLS 7 Barberton 27 FALLS 7 Youngstown North 7 FALLS 7 St. Vincents 13 102 IACK HINES FRANK CYRILL IERRY WORCESTER RAY FILING VARSITY STARS BILL KALBAUGH I ED KASER .x I IIM WORKMAN COACH LOUGHRIDGE Qlklfvzk-aaa: DICK ACKERMAN ROD BUCKSON JERRY WORCESTER, Holding 103 MERLE BRYNER, Kicking wi X . BILL FORD Att 4,1 FLOYD LOVELACE l. V. FOOTBALL Front Row: Cleft to rightl Ron Novkov, Don Uelfley, Paul Borclenkircher, Dick McMillin, Phil Knopp, Dave Welty, Glenn Rathmell. Second Row: Bill Smith, Bob Bell, Harold Whitacre, Roger Brislinger, Dick Weber, Frank Clark, Chet King, Bill Porter. Third Row: Paul Trimble, lim Leonard, Allan Franclsen, Lawrence Black- well, Charles Shaver, Bob Guesman, Clair Grosenbacher, Fourth Row: Carl Palachek, Bill Rinehart, Ralph Dunn, Dave Glenny, Ronald Mohlmaster, Gerry Zukowski, Coach Mester. THE IAY VEES The lay Vees, coached by Tip Mester, played an ambitious schedule against some of the best sophomore teams in northern Ohio. Among those opponents were Barberton, Lakewood, Akron Central, Warren, Akron North and St. Vincent. The season record ot wins and losses is unimportant compared to the foot- ball experience gained. 104 8 -STS y 89ers Allow us to present the players ot C.F.l-l.S. of the future. These fellows play hard. Scores are not too important, but rather how did you play the game? We shall keep our eyes on you boys and know we shall see you right out in front. Good luck to you. Froni Row: Cleft to rightl Frank Goodyear, Don Cardone, Al Marble, Iohn Deryck, Butch Iohnson, Dale Huston, Ray Fiurne, Floyd Dunstan, and Neil Bevere. Second Row: Ken Roberts, Paul Criswell, Dave Sutliff, Dave Mellinger, lim Snyder, Bob Taylor, Dave Henniger, and Don Glenny. Third Row: Dave Zukowski, lim Neely, Karl Storrie, George Morrow, Roy Key, lim Pohl, Larry Conover, and lack Calvert. Fourth Row: Roy Bennett, Fred Browning, Pete Lepp, Ed Carey, Ted Mimier, Mgr., Hank Beidler, Mgr., Harold Lettler, Coach, and Al Marshall, Coach. 105 VARSITY BASKETBALL 5 5154 kg E g W Q -3- 1 3' 1 77 zz it em! tb Z3 '34 DX 3D KJ XJ 1951-52 Front Row: fleft to rightl Coach Mester, Frank Kaylor - 22, Gary Talmadge - 21, Frank Santos 30 lack Rubms - 23, 13111 Kalbaugh - 34, Coach Watson. Second Row: Frank Lengacher, Gary Sollberger 20 Im Fishel - 33, Iim Hecky - 31, Dennis Sanderson - 25, Frank Cyrill - 24, Don Sweitzer - 35 Captain Ivan Bennett, Iohn Turley - 35. Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls 45 28 36 65 4l 33 44 40 39 57 43 53 36 41 53 50 Total Falls 741 37 Kent Roosevelt 35 Akron North 40 St. Vincent 34 Akron East 37 Sandusky 42 Canton Lincoln 35 Cleveland Heights 66 Youngstown Wilson 35 Barberton 32 Ravenna 47 Massillon 55 Akron South 38 St. Vincent 43 St. Marys 43 Akron Kenmore 51 Akron Central 47 43.6 '70 736 Tourney Akron North 50 Won 9, Lost 8 43.37, Sophomore Bill Kalbaugh ended the season establishing three new firsts in basketball history at Falls. Bill was the first Soph. to lead the Tigers in scoring the first Soph. to be given the Most Valuable Player award and the first to be elected Captain. 106 RESERVE BASKETBALL Front Row: Cleft to rightl Don lohnson, Ned Oldham, Garry Carpenter, lim Naragon, Dudley Read, Frank Lengacher, Robert Wilkinson, Robert Bell. Second Row: Robert Guesmcm, mgr., Robert Taylor, William Hershiser, lim Price, Roger Walker, Karl Shook, Gerald Zukoski, Harold Whitacre, mgr. These boys often play as a team, but quite often many of them are placed on the Varsity team. They are indeed a reserve group. The records show that when playing as a team they won 6 games and lost lO. The records also show that when they lost a game it was in the last few minutes of the game. Good work, boys! We shall hear more from you later. 107 Freshman 8th Grade Front Row: flelt to rightl Bob Gemberling, Dave Hoover, Coach, Bob McNea, Neil Bevere, Dave Haude. Second How: Ron Brown, Iirn Feldman, Pete Lepp, Roy Benneit, Bob Brown. Larry Beck, lim Fritch, Dave Krohn, Paul Criswell, Grover Gregory. Froni Row: Kleft to righll Allen Sprowl CGrantJ, Dave Tedrow CGrantl, Tom Iohnson CGrantJ, Dan Calahan CGranlJ, Paul Chapman CGrantl. Second Row: Bill Glass CBroadl, Ellis Wooldridge CBroadh, Phil Kirk CBroadJ, Mike Rechner lBroaclJ, Iimrny Clark CBroadl, Iacque Brittain CBroadl. Third Row: Coach Bob McNea, Charles Gehringer, Mgr. CGraniD, Ralph Abraham KCrawfordJ, Ron Crow CCrawiordJ, lim Gregory lCrawiorclJ. Dave Thomas CGrantJ missing, G BASEBALL Fl!! W Me, .M 2.5 11,33 43 K :V fifsefrw. +1 Front Row: Cleft to rightl Frank Santos, lim Workman, Robert Clark, William Kalbaugh, Roy McMillan, Dick Baker, lim Steiner. Second Row: Don Stonestreet, Robert Orth, Harry Tarr, Paul Schlemmer, Homer Williams, lim Leonard, D. B. Ripley. Third Row: Ned Oldham, Gerald Leiply, Phil Finnerty. The following are the scores of our team for the season of 1951 KSpringl Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls 1 10 6 O 8 4 2 O 3 7 3 3 10 Won 5, Lost 109 Stow 5 East 9 Wadsworth 4 Western Reserve 9 Barloerton 5 Wooster 6 Central 14 Garfield 18 VVadsWorth 6 Stow 3 South 4 St. Vincent 11 South 4 8 in his weight. is Wrestling Falls 18 Maple Heights 14 Falls 22 Akron East 19 Falls 15 Garfield Heights 24 Falls 15 St. Benedictine 21 Falls 1U lohn Adams 24 Falls 27 Barberton 10 Falls 27 East 15 Falls 21 Western Reserve 17 Falls 24 Barberton 15 Falls 16 University School 17 Falls 12 Bedford 25 Falls won six, opponents five. Bob Cobb won the state championship Falls Swim Schedule Swim Team Falls Akron South Falls Akron St, Mary Falls Akron Garfield Falls Akron East Falls Akron Buchtel f , Z, 1, , Front Row: fleft to rightl Ray Halliwill, Frank Clark, Paul Trimble, Howard Lau- bert, LeRoy Wagner, lim Snyder, and Tom lohnson, Second Row: lohn Dakoski, Bob Cobb, Paul Booth, Phil Knapp, lim Leon- ard, Angelo Caetta, and Bill Smith, Third Row: Dave Andrick, Curt Sutliff, Bob Frolich, lack Calvert, Stanley Anthony, Ralph Halliwill, and Clarence A. Hinkel. 'F 'Y 2 1 s 1 V f 'F ,r ,,, ,, , Front Row: Cleft to rightl Dennis Myers, Donald Nitzsche, lay Koval, Richard Haude, Bruce Tompkin. Second Row: Coach Carl Spessard, Fred Browning, Walter Weston, Paul Bordenkircher, Ed- ward Eschliman, Robert Perkins, The scores so far this year have been: Rifle Club Falls 977 Akron Sharpshooters 1275 Falls 1141 Barberton 1141 Falls 1109 Central 1194 Falls 1134 Garfield 1276 Falls 1133 Barberton 811 Falls 929 Willoughby 940 Falls 889 Wooster 890 At press time three matches remain to be fired, So far this year the five highest shooters are: Richard Haas average 252.75 Fred Feldman average 224,75 David Zukowski average 2117.2 Malcom Chapman average 202.66 Ronald Policy average 195.2 The team is coached by Wade Moyer. Rifle Team Front Row: Cleft to rightl Wade Moyer, Coach, Ronald Craig, Tom Harris, Robert Raper, Mike Kosar, David Hess, Dick Starts. Second Row: David Iukowski, David Sutliff, Dick 1-laas CCaptain1, Edwin Smith, Malcolm Chapman, Ronald Policy. TENNIS The tennis team fought their way through a hard season to finish second in the Greater Akron Tennis Championship with eleven wins and two defeats. Gary Talmadge and Don Clark won the District Doubles Championship, but lost in the State Tournament. SCORES Cuyahoga Falls 4 Barberton 2 Cuyahoga Falls 2 Barberton 4 Cuyahoga Falls 5 Buchtel l Cuyahoga Falls 5 East 1 Cuyahoga Falls 5 East l Cuyahoga Falls 4 Buchtel 2 Cuyahoga Falls 4 South 2 Cuyahoga Falls 6 Garfield O Cuyahoga Falls 6 Garfield U Cuyahoga Falls 4 South 2 Cuyahoga Falls 6 Q St. Vincent U Cuyahoga Falls 6 St. Vincent U Cuyahoga Falls 2 West 4 Golf Record Golf The Cuyahoga Falls Golf Team finished the season twenty-nine a defeat or undefeated. They have won straight golf matches without tie over a three year period, Season's Record FALLS l2 Kent Roosevelt 4 FALLS l5V2 Barberton V2 FALLS 5 St. Vincent 4 FALLS 9 Kenmore O FALLS lU1f2 Kent State SVZ FALLS 9 Akron South 0 FALLS 7 Akron Buchtel 2 FALLS 9 Akron West O FALLS 9 Akron Hower U FALLS 8 Akron Garfield 1 FALLS l2 Barberton 4 FALLS 9 Kent Roosevelt 7 FALLS IU Kent State 6 Coach Carl Spessard, Cleft to rightl An- drew Lemick, Ronald Pierce, Michael Kosar, Donald lacobacci. TRACK TEAM -at-f 5 'I , .....' ' , 8 -...rw J E ta. .f t Front Row: fleft to rightl Bill McCormick, Don Hulick, FOFCL lock Hines. Secfmd ROW? ROCBTGY BUCkSO1'1, Lflrry Carlson, lvan Bennett, Ed Kaser, Ken Krisher, Paul Bordenkircher, Dick Ackerman, lim Glenny. Third Row: Ierry Worcester, Rocky Wright, Don Sweitzer, Tom Iohnson, Floyd Lovelace, Bill Burkholder, Fourth Row: Iohn Cochran, Tony Micochero, Henry Cozard, Ralph Tones, lim Iones, mgr., Iim Loughridge, Bob McNea. Bill Oldfield, Iim Maldinger, Torn Blankenship, Bill Cuyahoga Falls doesnt have a track of its own, but you wouldn't know it if you have ever seen the Cinder men in action. Coach McNea said this was one of the best track teams he had ever coached, which is understandable. Although they competed against the best teams in the state, they were able to win 3 of their meets and set lO new and impressive records for the Falls. The climax of the season was when Tom Blankenship in the lOO and the 880 relay team, composed of Ray Filing, Rocky Wright, Dick Ackerman, and Iohn Cochran, qualified for the state meet. But, much to our regret, Blankenship was unable to compete because of an injury. 111 'QS ,R ,... . 15 ,Q iff : w'1v Af1M- 'Www lm X1 , 1 '12 fm www? -M ,M 112 AG WMS 35 ik XX f',m As 4 RX -Th Q4-4 Q l' X J J JJ WW L. Jn Q L- f 'AY Q' ,,E .WX f, L if w nE El www MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD AWARD wM. ,A a ing ' 3 bf-f-'fy' 1 , . A 'Y If Richard Palladino IUNE 1951 Colleen Fauley QT? 5 3 2 Robert Lamport JANUARY 1952 Sarah Burroughs 114 LEADERSHIP AWARD N R ' W? ' i A .ff- Q f 5 . v-'xii galil! 4 ik ,, fbi is R X Richard Butler JUNE 1951 Sally Tomlison William Ford IANUARY 1952 Anita Gamble 115 I BAUSCH LCMB SCIENCE AWARD Af' Ioseph Feil lime 1951 Sarah Burroughs Ianuary 1952 THESE KFEED US Front Row: fleft to rightl David Andricks, Ruth Thomas, Dolores Roncc, Sally Porier. Second How: Chcrrles Lloyd, Clarence Mills, Anno Belle Wells, Dessie Lcrnce, Sherwin Hykes. 116 AT WORK IN THE CLASSROOMS W, 5 l. Biology Class 2. Biology Lab. 3. Physics Lab. 4. Home Living 5. Mechanical Drawing 6. Typing 117 OldE t BUILDING PROGRESS -,f , Wmafxv W C cxwford 118 BUILDING PROGRESS CContinuedD ' E - 313 , m.m..WWw B ...-an Q m?fQ aE' G t Cuyahoga Falls High School BUILDING PROGRESS CContinuedl Q-lv. -Q. W.. 1 , 7i.. OUR APPRECIATION The yearbook staff Wishes to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation to all who have contributed their time and efforts in editing and making a success of the l952 Cuyahogan. We would like to give special recognition to our advisers, Miss Sears and Mr. Sauer, who have cosoperated with us throughout the year in every phase of the editing of this yearbook. We would like to thank the M. O'Neil Company of Akron and all other persons for their contribution to the photography of this book. Our sincere thanks go to Mr. DeWitt for his co-operation, advice, and assistance in all matters We have put before him, to the teachers and club advisers for their splendid assistance, and to the merchants and business men of Cuyahoga Falls for their generous contributions. And to you, the students of Cuyahoga Falls High School, We Wish to express our sincere appreciation for your unceasing co-operation and confidence which has been a very helpful factor in the preparation of the 1952 Cuyahogan. 120 Richardson KINGS AND QUEENS Basketball. March. 1951 King, Harry Kuder Queen. Ioan Russell Court: Frank Cyril. Shirley Cundiff. Roberta Kline, and Ronnie Kerns. Football, October, 1951 Xing, Ray Filing Queen. Beverly Iohnson Clothing Class Metalwork Chemistry 121 v-tuvssxivfw v v 4.--pgv vu KEATS ROGERS .TE , - ', AH, V ' I t V Y ,NY T S - 5 Q-iv' i ENCENEERINC AND - A fm 3 69, A E- I SPORT SHOP TI ffl. W -, LRKEYT L.S.MOSER Iii ..- ITIES SERVICE F LNERS AND DYERS DY STORE MARY C :C CENTER LYLE 1 INSON THE FALLS E QENC. WELTON Sc C g ILRY LAUNDROMAT .2- AQR MARKET TEN P po. SUMMIT SAW U -.a9'..':I'l.4-IL Q ' -53.34 ' Cox THE WAYNE A ff -1 FITURE CO. ROSCO BUICK KNIGHT C DRTH 'MAY'S SUPER MARKET IDEAL ERCCKS E LGENCY FALLS PHARMACY LETTER sf. SONS HAR I1 LUMEER Co. SID WALLACE LNC. RUSSEL'S FRU NUT CLEAN: aEN's WEAR FALLS SHEET METAL WORKS Cox 'S MARKET F.W.ORI'H ARMACY CHAS.BOYD SCHOOL OF THE DANCE HO CANDIES SCHNABEL LCNEER 4 RESTAURANT J'IMANDY'S SANDWICH SHOP LEVINSON'S FALLS SAVINGS 8a LOAN ASSN. I SUPPLY CO. O'NEIL'S J'EANNETTE'S GIFT SHOP O'CONNOR'S LUMBER CO. SUPER HEAC IOP RALPH CROSBY'S M.AHAN'S SERVICE CRAFTSMAN PRESS INC. THE MCLELLAN STORJ PGA VALLEY SAVINGS FALLS DEPARTMENT STORE TRUMAN AUTO PARTS 'THE LITTLE BIC DE STORE KNIGHT'S DAIRY STORE THE CITY LOAN ATLAS MOLD FALLS SALES 81: TEL D BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP DISKIN CLEANERS THE MCGOWAN-REID FUNERAL HOME WA OAD CUT UP CHICKEN LILEE BEE DRESS SHOP RENE'S JEWELRY STORE ONE HOUR DU MOODY 8C FIELD SERVICE STATION FALLS HARDWARE CO. CAPRON PHOTO STUDIOS ROS FAI-L5 STUDIO V HARDING AQWICHERI' INSURANCE AGENCY HUBBARD HARDWARE J THE QUALITY SHOP AISIMUGH AND TERRY 'HALE BROTHERS F.A.JONES GOODYEAR B IPPLE FURNITURE CO. M.J.McCUE MILLERS RESTAURANT LEVINSON'S SMOKE HOUSE DAD STREET RESTAURANT 8c HOTEL FALLS SANIT ' ' ' UGHN ,TAYLOR C ILLOOMIS HARDWARE CO. FALLS SAV . EY BURGE Today Just as Yesterday RBER SHOP FALLS LUMBER CO. B. IN 8a S we look to our LSH LUMBER CO. KLEIN 80 WEINER - advertisers for progress' ' ER CO RGAN Sc SONS MITCHEL HOWER CO. E. RRY 81: PO WK'S HEATH DRUG CO. FALLS RUBBER CO. ROY E. DYER GROCERIES 8a MEATS FALLS C KACHDIE CO. FRED BOLICH,CLOTHIF.R TI, .STANLEY ,FINE FOODS THE FALLS BANKING ALY'S E.R.JONES,FORD WEL ERAL HOME OHIO THEATRE WISE'S BEAUTY A EIR CROSBY co. OARRO ARMAOY JENRS SHEET METAL co. JONES CONE E BMB STEAK NSFIELD STERLINS,EORD MCGOTAN FUNERAL E BOT QF 4 DORF SHOE REPAIR THE WAYNE AGENCY FALI S G LACE SAXMAN,OLDSN 655 'Y DRUG STORE JA LOT A sONS,TAILc ALLS BEAUTY SALC TERSON GROOERY E THEATRE FALLS X f URRY A POST ,MEAT CLUTCH 8a MACHINE OODYEAR'S BARBER JOSEPH PAISLEY S DEREER DEPARTMER OTOR SALES,AKRON LUAL BUSINESS co RON ELECTROTYPE AUTO ELECTRIC I OR ,DODGE PLYMOUT . T.R.HARPLEY EVER X X YTHING IN ARI' WO 'we PM 44 an 746 zmf Fa rm Boy Sa usa g e Sandy Mac Hams cmd Bacon Ni- Xx Y .. . -..e.,,,6.m W i Q FRRM in ' FRONT ST. iv' cuvAnocA X PHONE WA 5321 rms 124 FOR THE LAST WORD IN Beautiful Furniture See Your Friendly Neighbor WHEN THE TIME coMEs THE You WILL WANT TO SEE FRANK FURNITURE I.. S. MOSER CO. For Diamonds -- Wedding Rings 2115 Front St. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Tbe School jeweler It's a Pleasure lo Buy where Prices are Io 22 22 Front Sf. and payments Easy! Next to the Falls Theatre The PROUD? YOU BET WE ARE! - of our town, of our schools and of the fine young people in the 1952 graduating class. Congratulations from Falls Engineering 8. Machine Co. Harry L. Wright and William Hunt 125 The Trail Shop YOUR Goodyear Dealer Congratulations 1952 Graduates WA-2435 123 Portage OWEN TIRE CO. Bud's Candy Store Featuring HonadIe's Candy Candy For All Occasions WA-21 51 191 WA-9545 2028 From CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Front I The Falls News B A Progressive Paper Serving A Friendly Community lends in Circulation leads in News Coverage lends in Advertising Circulation - Sworn Statement - 6,500 126 Riehl Beauty Shop FOR Permanent Waves of INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING ITEMS of NECESSITY Make wA'3932 YOUR PERMANENT NUMBER and Hours: 8-5 - Closed Monday ARTICLES of PLEASURE 424 semen WMM, See NOTIONS 1 SERVICE LEITER gt SQNS Singer Sewing Center 2161 FRONT STREET WA-8886 2085-2089 Front Street THE F. W. ORTH C0. Service and Printing Advertising Color Work 2035 Second St. Cuyahoga Falls WA-5722 WA-4120 127 DEATON'S BARBER SHOP 3 EXPERT BARBERS Ultra Modern Equipment Alhambra Arcade Congratulations and Best Wishes to all Graduates FROM LEVINSON DEPT. STORE The Complete Modern Clothing Store ron THE ENTIRE FAMILY HARDING A. WICHERT INSURANCE COMPLETE SERVICE BONDS 133 Portage Trail WA-2884 128 Corrzplirrzezlls of ,x Y'-3.-12' f X C-: , X ',.a A 1 F , L1 ' f 'Pontiac Service Lawson's Store I f ! A' 5 ew No- 30 Thompson Pontiac WA-0970 406 Chestnut Blvd. SALES 84 SERVICE 0 HARDWARE ' PAINT ' PLUMBING 0 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HIBBARD HARDWARE WA-1 181 124 Portage Rogem jewelry Co. FAMOUS FOR DIAMONDS WATCHES - JEWELRY Radios and Small Appliances 2103 FRONT SW-131 1 YOU'Ll. LIKE OUR WORK F R E N C H ' S DELICIOUS HOMECOOKED MEALS I D E A II HOMEMADE P1155 AND sOUPs C L E A N E R S Sandwiches Fountain Service W 2164 From Street WA-0848 151 Portage A W -2222 129 Compliments of 5feVe Blubaugh and Sons PRUSPFCT Benzoco Service Station 0 Tuuas, BATTERIES and LUBRICATION Mold and Die Co. WA-0809 1772 Front SW-5213 1817 FFOIIT Af Sacketf WEAVER'S PHARMACY Robie R. Weaver WA-741 0 443 Chestnut Blvd. Cuyahoga Falls C on gratulutiofzsf To All of You Who Graduate in '52 BURCH MOTQR SALES sw-1821 1901 Front Stokes Confectionery The 5P0 f 5h0P Shelf Groceries Irving Klein Brentwood Sportswear 24-Houn sznvlci as is ' on Botany 500 Suits Printing and Developing Film CCIITIPUS School SWeC1'el S SW-3022 1835 FOUr1'h 2173 FYOI11' Sf. WA-1014 130 FALLS PORTRAIT STUDIO 4 S ,L Q I it-T.. '- :' C g 1 1 ' X' . Q cl.Ass or 1952 wg I W mi' if from the ' 'I 'I I W. Portage WA-4722 ' I-50 HANK G1 d Photography at Its Best portrait d Ch'ld Phor g Ph! C mercial Ph Everytljng I 71 Metal Winelowf ERECTION, GLASS AND GLAZING SERVICE THE CHAS. HAAS CO. 2005 Main St. Cuyahoga Falls Compliments of The McLellan Store 131 feel 11 nettefr Selection of Gifts jewelry - Hallmark Cards Imperial Camllewifle Crystal Royal Doulton Figurines Personalized Stationery Candles WA-0610 2204 Front Safe for Savings Since 1888 FAllS SAVINGS AND LOAN Assocumon 2140 FRONT STREET Knight Cleaners WA-2224 Store 1 2041 Front St. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Plant - 494 E. Cuyahoga Falls Ave. Akron, Ohio SW-4082 Capron Studio COMMERCIAL at PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Expert Picture Framing Copies and Reproductions 2496 Front WA-6671 Congratulations from Halclons Men's Wear Courtesy - Quality - Economy 2020 FRONT 132 FALLS SHEET METAL WORKS Commercial Roofing Sheet Metal Work Coal, Oil, and Gas Heating Plants Spouting 2121 Front Street frearl Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio WA-2087 SID WALLACE. Inc. Futuramic OLDSMOBILE 1836 Fourth WA-l 197 CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO ROSCOVER Paint CS Wallpaper Co. 2156 Front sneer wA-1915 Paint - Wallpaper - Linoleum Glass Serving the Falls for over 32 years FALLS PHARMACY 2109 Front St. WA-2546 Truman Auto Parts Modern Automotive Machine Shop Guaranteed Rebuilt Motors If you want it, we have it 1 824 Front St. WA- l 000 133 MAIR JEWELRY Your Record Headquarters In the Falls Come in and Browse Around JEWELRY - APPLIANCES 1 RECORDS 2040 Front Sf. WA-3622 if? . 5 5 5210 txfwrx-.Yitx Front WA' QI CLEANERS AND BYEES Eff. 1920 A Leader in Quality for 30 Years A COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE Tommy Rowan, Owner K. G. Valley, M gr. SHOP IN CUYAHOGA FALLS AT 0 ' N E l L ' S Conveniently Located on Front Street We Feature Famous Names . . . Labels you know and trust. It is an O'Neil tradition to offer quality merchandise at lowest possible prices. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. 134 il better run for our money N OR IF YOU JUST PAY THE BILLS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 3 COMPLETE SERVICES ART-LAYOUT ' LETTERPRESS ' LITHOGRAPHY CRAF1SMANiu'if+?eizTxi:H QQ 161 WEST EXCHANGE ST., AKRON 8, OHIO 0 PHONE PO-6468 For Quality and Price We Specialize in JUNIOR DRESSES, SIZE 7-15 Falls Department Store 2091 Front St. F. W. Woolworth Co. 135 Congratulations to Graduating Classes of 1952 ., iv BUILDING REIVIODELIN G IIEPAIIIING Q, 'iff E V - H . .W 1 . Q, . :.: , ., . .1::., vi A t - C FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE AND COMPLETE SATISFACTION Sclmalael Lumber Co. o Building Materials - Lumber - Hardware - Paint 2174 High Open Saturday Attemoons WA-ll36 Congratulations from Falls Sales 8. Television TYPESETTING COMPANY 1848 Front St. SW-2841 176 South College Street, Akron, Ohio FRanklin 5412 thas. lloyd School of the ltanoe 2207 Second Street WA-1612 Trade Composition - Reproduction Proofs Elrod Strip Material 136 Y Y7- - C. M. jones Buick C. 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M. jones Buick Iones Buick C. M. Iones Buick C. M. Iones Buick C. M. Iones Buick C. M. THE CITY LOAN 2017 Front Sf. WA-2175 9 A.M. - 5 P M When it comes to LUMBER Come First to O'CONNOR'S Howe Rd., Cuyahoga Falls WA-1 141 137 HONADLE - - Candies Delicious Candies 2o1s sem Road wA-9464 Compliments of SAVEWAY MARKET SW-381 1 1751 State Road Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio The Place 'O 90 - for the names you know Cll0SBY'S Famous - Brand MEN'S CLOTHING Compliments of FALLS MUSIC CENTER Cuyahoga Falls' Only Complete Music Store Alhambra Arcade WA-5217 RusseIl's Fruit Market Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Our Specialty Corner of Wadsworth and Front CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO I nternational-H arvester for the Finest in Refrigeration THE SMITH SUPPLY CO. 1856 Front Street WAlbridge 1185 Famous Names IN HEATING APPLIANCES AIR CONDITIONING SUPER HEATING INC. SW-4801 1675 State Road COX FLOWERS CORSAGES - FUNERAL DESIGNS me nest AND me Mosr - . - Fon me LEAST 1660 State Rd. WA-7121 EIBER'S CITIES SERVICE CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO 1633 State Road Minor Repair and Tuneup Cities Service Gasoline and Accessories TETER'S SHAMROCK 2110 State Road CUYAHOGA FALLS Drive-In For Good Eats Give Us A Try Inside and Curb Service 139 A Bride ' ' w Gracluale - - Molher Modern, Early American or Ma- hogany. You can see them ALL in room settings at Long's. Open 'till 9 p.m., except Wednes- day. QClosed all day on Wednes- day.j us: oun li. 4 CNG S C MPA YE' BUDGET Y J- :Q on 'Win .sf Jrllllhf li. URNITURE i f S 9 IE? nm' 'A ' 'f'g I417oo sem ka. wA-use .. MAHAN 'S SERVICE 1584 STATE ROAD Next to Ohio Theatre BRAKE SERVICE - TUNE UP CARBURETOR - IGNITION WHEEL ALIGNMENT WA-0952 COMPLIMENTS OF Gerbs Pharmacy 1668 STATE ROAD Swandale 1113 TEN PIN LANES Open Bowling Air Conditioned 'I773 State Rd. WA-2850 CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO 140 64' 5 iifw lt's Reliability that Counts FALLS HARDWARE CC. WA-4414 2413 State Road HI-QUALITY LO-PRICES limGndy'S HI-Lo sum: MARKET 2405 sn-fe nd. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Open Evenings Till 9:00 S. Glaxman 8. Sons Phone SW-2813 SANDWICHES - STEAKS Ummm LAUNDRQMAT Half-hour Laundry 1970 same Road wA-oa47 1764 5 e Rd' CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Phone SW-l 81 1 141 H D U R GENERAL ELECTRIC dura cleaning 'mV'S'o AT sTAYs 552253 LONGER T650 STATE ROAD WALT'S RADIO SHACK C0mPlimenl5 2233 STATE RD. WA-71 13 Moody's Sohio Service SERVICE 1948 STATE ROAD WA-0803 ON ALL RADIOS, TELEVISION AND SMALL APPLIANCES W. S. MOODY I' T FIELD Furniture For The Living Room DIRECT FACTORY TO YOU Sheraton Furniture Company 1625 State Rd. CANTEEN RESTAURANT 81 CUFFEE SHUP One 0 f Obio's Famous Restaurants JEWELRY, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, GIFTS . ,, 1 Rose Bowl Florlst I-4 ,H rn gg E 2423 sme Road E E We Are New, But Come And m Hif af rene,s,, SCC What We C311 Do E Weddings 3 Q Corsages Z E 1652 sme Road El 'e 5 5 WA-7695 COSTUME JEWELRY, SILVERWARE LiIee-Bee D'-egg Shgp Hoslznv custom runs 2417 state Rd. Complete Beauty Service Beauty Box FASHIONS FOR ALL AGES 223' 5 e Rd- WA-3614 From the Graduate to her Grandmother Compliments of STATE RQAD Diskin Cleaners A Complete Dry Cleaning Plant I l d' Cut-up Poultry nc L' 'ng RUGS, CARPETS and DRAPES 2237 STATE SW-3211 1647 State Rd. SW-2013 Across from Acme 143 X1 v 584 'r '71 5 v. .t 9 1 mf u .1 A 4 I p-. ax Egfr 5' 5331, McGowan-Reicl Funeral Home TRULY A FUNERAL HOME Overlooking the Beautiful Church Park at Stow Ave. and Third St. ' Now in our Twenty-Ninth year of Continuous Service to the People of Cuyahoga Falls and Surrounding Communities No Additional Charge for use ofthe Funeral Home Exclusive Pipe Organ - and Organist .3195 V - I 4.4. 4 . ff'-X. . 'L'- f-nhlllli s :iii if - I . -I-'Q5 ' ' sf! - L - - ' .- '- 'III' if '- f-'- -'-1 4 . ... 355 - ' ' -1- rv ',, gg.,- -nine-sux Lf 71 , if 1 L. Q4-1 ' X A I en f I' 4Q i7i'liE 5 I' -I ,I ' V -i '.2'j4'3'ff15 if i 'E hi,-,,.6.i,',,,.lL 3 ,. , E., .. . g ,!'.,,, .ek: '-Zvitfdipirfigffdg-eg'fy' ' It ..-.4- .fglirqfffsgki JPL! :-5551:-.3 ..?:h.-,TA-D?-L? gm,-E., inl,,,:PfQ-:r,j'.7,.:,:..1'- gf.. ' . ' -I V , -Q- Our home is located within a five minute drive from any point in the city. WILLIAM D. REID Managing Director 247 STOW AVE. CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO WA-1313 Ample Parking Space for Over 100 Cars '144 K .rs , ',ifiQs' K-lf., M., Q- ggi? 'lui r- ga 4. ef, ,Y I ,Kit F9 'M V 73 1 r r li , Q :Aff . G12 I ill 4 I 6 ,QQ . .f ng.. --Mia ' f Ll? , , ci? fbi -ing' f J, QI H511 if J .1 . .fig Q Q gif T H . fri ag 'fel' ,I me Liy pn , I .W .. .if Vffsq. ix ,HL I. S2755 .K .iii NQ4 'g't'?2f2 1576 :ISF JU ff .4 Mrs 4. me ' , 'Ji xx 1 , wx.- 1: viii'-3