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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1955 volume:

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We hope when you look over this book in future years you will remember all the good times you had in high school, the wonderful education you received, and the life-long friends you mode. So, let's get on with the book presented to you through the modern medium of television. The Staff 4 Dedication .... Administration . . . Deans ........ Faculty ...... Graduates .... Undergraduates .... Organizations .... Drama and Speech Music ........... Athletics .......... Honors ............ Merchants Directory Contents S F. H. BODE J. W. STEINHAURER Superintendent Assf. Supt. W,H, MR. ALEX' Nl MR. GH 8 ya.. if K Q swf? ' if x W +C? My N, ' 5 Y? X 'finvgk S xx - f N255 ei? - Walk' 1+ Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis Mr. Howard D. Saurer Deans DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, the Dean of Girls and the psychology teacher of Cuyahoga Falls High School, attended Kent State University, Ohio State University, and received her B.E. and M.S. degrees from the Uni- versity ot Akron. She is Student Council Advisor, and also a sponsor of the freshman class. DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Howard D. Saurer, Dean of Boys and science teacher, received his B.S. degree from Wooster College and also attended the University of Akron. He is also active as sponsor of the Hi-Y Club, acts as Business Advisor of the Cuyahogan, and sponsors lOth grade. Janie! Hosieriler ...g--ua u-11131:-I ,----I Mrs. Weir 5'5 OFFICE ASSISTANTS First Row fFrontJ, L. to R.: Margaret Brundfsh, Gerry Scaduto, Sally Todd, Cheryl McDonald, Pat McCor- mick, Carolyn Kaugher, Andrea Czar, Elinor Hawk, Bar- bara Hollow, Jackie Glenn. Second Row: Janice Harris, Susan Strong, Connie Kelly, Rosemary Smith, Sue Swain, Anita Lopane, Doris Ross, Diane Schoenleb, Donna Eberhardf, Carolyn Bond, Joyce Clair, Joanne Wilson Third Row: Margaret Macy, Barbara Falor, Linda Wil son, Sandra Bauman, Barbara McLean, Susan Eggers Julie Sloop, Nancy Holcomb, Carol Houck, Judy Frye Mary Friich, Judy Wingerrer, Diane Edmund, Sue Stein Dorothy Fegancher. The Faculty MRS. MARJORIE E. CANNON, B.S. in Kent State Girls' Physical Education Cheerleaders, Intramural Activitie MRS. MARY H. CARTER, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University English and Assistant Librarian Godey, Senior Class, and B.W. MR. JACK DREWS, B.A. in Ed. Adron University Algebra Key Club Ed. s for Girls MR. WILLIAM R. DURTSCHI, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Woodworking, Driver Education 9th Grade MR. GORDON ACKERMAN, B.S. Bowling Green State University Mechanical Drawing Junior Class MISS GLADYS BRENIZER, A.B., M.A. Otterbein College Columbia University English MR. JOSEPH G. BRODE, B.S. Kent State Instrumental Music Jr. High Band, Dance Band MRS. JEANNE KROBINSOND BUTLER, B.Mus. Ohio Wesleyan University University of Tulsa Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College Music KGirls' Jr. Glee Clubsl Freshman Advisor Committee MISS HELEN E. ERF, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Algebra Sr. Y-Teen, lOth Grade Y-Teen MISS MARY FARMAKIDES, B.S. in Speech Flora Stone Mather College Speech and Hearing Therapy MISS LOUISE FLICKINGER, B.A., M.A. University of Akron Columbia University University of Wisconsin Northwestern University English, Journalism Tiger Tales, 12th Grade Sponsor MR. CARL F. FUERST, B.S. in Phys. Ed. Ohio State University Commercial Arithmetic Assistant Football, Head Track Coach Sophomore Class MISS EVELYN F. HABERKOST, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Shorthand, Typewriting, Office Practice 9th Grade Y-Teen MR. CALVIN W. HEINTZ, A.B., M.A. Heidelberg College Akron University Speech Debate, Forensic, Dramatics MR. CLARENCE HENDRICKS, B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Kent State University 9B Civics, Library 2l0 Director of Student Activities MR. C. A. HINKLE, B.S. in Ed., M.S. Kent State University Ohio State University Biology Wrestling, Baseball MR. HAROLD C. LEFFLER, A.B. Heidelberg College Civics Assistant Coach of Football and Basketball MR. LAWRENCE R. LILES, B.A. in Ed., M.A. University of New Mexico Northwestern University Kent State University Spanish, German, English MISS JOSEPHINE M. LONG B.M. QPubIic School Musicl, M.A. Woicej Syracuse University Cincinnati University Akron University Kent State University Cincinnati Conservatory of Music High School Vocal Music, Music Supervisor MR. JAMES LOUGHRIDGE, A.B. College of Wooster English MISS MARGARET E. HOLST, A.B. Marietta College University of Pittsburgh Typing MR. C. S. HOWARD, B.A. University of Toronto Latin, English, Greek lOth Grade MRS. VIRGIE IRWIN, B.S. in Ed., M.A Ohio University Ohio State University English MR. OTTO JACOBY, B.S. in Music Ed. Youngstown University Western Reserve Orchestra and Strings Falls High Orchestra MR. C. D. McCLANAHAN, B.A., B.S., M.A. Ohio University Bookkeeping, Business Law Junior Class MR. RAYMOND Q. McCUSKEY, B.S. Kent State University Algebra, Mathematics Juniors MR. WILLIAM MOHR, B.S. in Ed. Akron University Physical Education Intramurals MR. JOHN F. MOORE, B.S., M.S. University of Virginia Akron University University of Michigan Kent State University Chemistry MR. WADE MOYER, B.S. Akron University Metalwork Rifle and Archery Club MR. PAUL ALFRED NAU, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University German German Club MRS. MARY NEWSTETTFR, B.S., M.A Bliss College Pittsburgh University Shorthand, Typewriting Senior Class MISS MARY O. PATTON, A.B., M.Ed Hiram College Pittsburgh University Columbia University Librarian Seniors, B.W. Club B.S. in MR. R. O. REYNOLDS, B.S., M.A. Kent State University Western Reserve University Instrumental Music Band, Jr. Civic Music Association MRS. MARY ELLEN RIPLEY, B.A. Heidelberg College World History, Sociology Booster Club, Senior Sponsor MR. GILBERT ROBERTS, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Akron University London University School of Economics American History, Government Senior Class MRS. LOIS G. ROOK, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Home Economics lFoodsJ MR. ARTHUR PEEBLES, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Kent State University Ohio State University Duke University Western Reserve University American History, Geography Junior Class MRS. HARRIET B. PIGOTT, A.B., M.A. Akron University Columbia University Latin Latin Club MISS LUCILE W. PRICE, B.S. in Ed., M.A. in Ed Kent State University 10th Grade Geometry MRS. MARIAN T. RAUSCH, B.A. Hiram College English, French Junior Class, French Club MRS. MARGARET F. SCHAFFERT, A.B. New Jersey College for Women 9B English Assistant Student Council MISS SALLIE M. SEARS, B.A., M.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio State University English H. A. Preston Club, Yearbook Senior Class MR. EUGENE L. SHANK, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Kent State University History, Economics, Visual Education Proiection Staff MR. CARL D. SPESSARD, B.E. Akron University Driver Education Senior Clcss, Baseball Coach, Swimming Coach MR. BURTON K. STRAIGHT, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University 9B Math, Driver Education MRS. ALBERTA THOMPSON, B.S. in Ed., M.A Miami University Kent State University Clothing, Home Living, English Junior Class MR. JAMES M. WAICKMAN, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Ohio University lOth and ilth Grade English National Honor Society MR. JOHN WM. WATSON, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Kent State University Physical Education, World History Senior Class, Basketball Coach, Tennis in Ed MR. LAWRENCE D. WATSON, B.S., M.S University of Illinois Akron University Biology lOB Class MR. EARL R. WELKER, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Ohio State University Ohio University Geometry, Trigonometry Senior Class MR. L. A. WHEATLEY, A.B. Ohio University Washington and Jefferson College Graduate Work in Physici Physics, Science MRS. GENEVIEVE B. WILHELM, A.B. De Pauw University Ohio State University Kent State University Cleveland Institute of Art Alfred University Art Booster Club, Senior Class MRS. ORA ZIMMERMAN, B.S. Kent State University Akron University Visiting Teacher yr-fn.. M x 2b 'r bn .48 5 K gf: 7k.i -f4 ' '?-Q L+! ' i .Sv 4 1 Q Sf ' ' , XY ' ' 51,- A -' . ., ' -- qf'v-,Ei in 3, in ,. .. .. ,, . ,,, ' Q fs I QA f' M I 1 ' 4 Yi 1 x Q4 3 sm iiii-u-uuaa... . X .awk ,M ,.. -I' 'Qu 5. N xx, 4, Y , q, 'Fx V 'KL - ll Class Officers Larry Gay Ann Ports . Nancy King June 1955 President Pete Lepp . . . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer January 'I955 Jack Garrison ............. President Barbara Mclean ....... Vice-President Lucy Lorentz . . . .... Secretary Robert Shray . . . . . . Treasurer 22 January Graduates Of 1955 BAKER, ED EDWIN, Ice Cream Boy at Biedler's Burlesque, Foot- ball, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, Honorary, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Sports, women, and cars, Lincoln. BAUMAN, SANDY SANDRA, To be a Physical Therapist and to own 365 cashmere sweaters, Jr. Y-Teen, l, 2, Class Day Committee, 4, sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Booster, 1, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 1, Q, Four. :., Square, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Oak Ridge, living it up with the gang, sports, playing blackiack, and getting Lucy to be on Bremen, HANK HENRY, To open Q burlesque show in cuyahogu Falls, Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4, Track, I, 2, Wrestling, l, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Booster Club ll'lonoraryl: C. B. Fan Club, 3, 4, Keeping my boys happy at my burly, Grace School, Akron. V. BOWERS, JANET, To own a Cadillac Convertible and travel around : . . ' the world, Godey, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, 1 ,,,,. :- A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Skating, 1 singing, and miniature QOH: Grant. -Y - CARDONE, DON, To be successful in life and own a Cadillac, Foot- ball, l, 2, Marine Reserves, 4, Intramural Rifle Champ, 3, Fish- E V ing, hunting, automobiles, Lincoln. CAREY, HELEN, To be successful in my chosen profession, Roller skat- ing, good music, drama, sewing, driving, my cat and birds, Broad. i A, ,. -1Qs:.,f' Mi W? 4 'E . r sf, 1 ..t il X N. 'Nm ., x CHATTERFIELD, SUE, To get rich fast, Writing letters, bowling, Fitch ' Grade School. i' CHRISTIAN, WADE, Get rich quick, Hunting and fishing, Broad. YT.: . ' 1 CLAIR, JOYCE ANN, To be able to get the car and park it like Mr. Spessard taught me, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 'T fm J ,b ,Q Executive Committee, 3, National Honor Society, 4, Girls' Jr, ' J Glee Club, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Y-Teen 4' S A, . ,, 3 K Secretary, 3, Oak Ridge, Roger, and giggling, Broad. COAKLEY, COKE NORMA JEAN, To become a successful nurse and be happy, Godey Club, 3, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Chair, 3, 4, Ooeretta, 3, 4, Musical, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, l, 2, Class Day Committee, 4, Y-Teens, l, Cuya- hogan Staff, 4, Oak Ridge, collecting salt and pepper shakers, the gang, and driving the Merc, Crawford. COX, CLYDE ALLEN, To serve my God and my fellowman by becoming the best minister l can, Cadet Band, l, Senior Band, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band, 3, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, Dramatics, I, 2, National Thespian, 3, 4, Class Play, 4, Booster lHonoraryl l, 2, Glee Club, l, My car, scouts, and sports, Grant. ' CROPLEY, CROP SAMUEL, To become the best circuit pro ever, Mor- gan's Club, Freshman Football, i, Varsity Football, 2, Fresh- man Basketball, I, Jr. Varsity Basketball, 2, Golf, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, 3, Boys' Jr. Glee Club, Guns, archery, and studying women, Forest Hill, Pennsylvania. 23 V, g CUSACK, EDWARD, To find a iob without work, Band, I, To take cars gl r - apart, Akron. Q,,L V DICKERHOFF, PEARL J., To go to Florida and see Bonnie, Godey Club, 'A1' ' ' y 4, cms' Jr. eiee Club, 1, All-Girl choir, 2, sms' sf. oiee A A f F' Club, 3, Crawford. 'I s .l:11' f ' Vjlfff' ooMiNicKs, CARL, own Q Cadillac, Hunting, nshing, and womef L, 2 A 1 ji -Q2 Lincoln, Akron. ss . l . . . ' ' , , 4 ff 2' 1' . F DUNN, MICKEY JAMES MICHAEL, To be a lawyer at BiedIer's Bur lesque and a success at whatever I undertake, 89'er Track, I J. V. Track, 3, 89'er Football, I, Cars, sports, navy, and girls, St. Josephs. EGGERS, 'SUE SUSAN, To marry and have a wonderful family, Class Play, 4, Student Council, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, 89'er Cheer- ing, 2, Captain, l, Booster Club, 3, 4, Varsity Cheering, 3, 4, Executive Committee, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, President, 4, Visiting the gang at Oak Ridge, talking to Mr. Peebles, Lincoln. ETOLL, JOE JOSEPH, To be in charge of the tables in the back room af Sud's Bar next to Hank's Burlesque, Freshman Foot- ball, I, Cars, St. Joseph. F Y i 1: 'i?V'f2i115 '3 FARRIS, JOHN E., To be a missionary, Honor Society, Stamp collect- ing, and archery, Findley, Akron. FEGANCHER, DOTTIE DOROTHY, To work for happiness and suc- cess, 89'er Cheerleader, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 2, Jr. Y-Teen, 'l, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, I, 2, Class Play, 4, Tiger Den Board, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 2, Secretary, 3, Vice-President, 4, Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, l, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Class Executive, 3, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Captain, Oak Ridge, the gang, listening to records, sports, eating tons, and dieting, Smith School, Akron. GARRISON, MOOSE JACK, To sell popcorn at Biedler's Burlesque in the winter and goto Hawaii and start grass fires with Taylor in the summef, Student Council, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, Vice- President, Executive Committee, 3, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Reporter, 2, Class President, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club iHonoraryl, Football, 4, H. C. Club, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, C. B. Fan Club, 3, 4, Emptying the beer bottles that Taylor collects the caps from, Grant. GOODYEAR, PETE RODERICK, Be a bouncer in Sud's Bar next to Hank's Burly, Football, Key Club, 3, 4, H. C. Club, 2, 3, 4, C. B. Club, 3, 4, Playing tiddlywinks, skating, Lincoln. HALLECK, WILLIAM, To be with the boys in time of need, Basketball, Gartield, Freshman, I, Jr. Varsity, 2, Basketball, 3, 4, Sports, pizza, and blonds with big noses, Glover, Akron. HENNIGER, DAVID THOMAS, To go to Hank's business establishment, and to be a success, Football, I, 2, Booster iHonoraryJ, I, 2, 3, C. B. Club, 4, H. C. Club, 4, Basketball, football, and all sports, Broad. HERBSTREET, CHARLES, Electrical engineer, Archery, Lincoln, Akron. HOLLAND, ROBERT, Announcer at Hank's, Speech, I, 2, 4, Dramatic Club, I, 2, Studebaker Club, 4, Class Play, 4, Chasing C. B. around C.F.H.S., Northhampton. HUSTON, DALE, Be o bouncer in Sud's Bar, Football, I, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball, I, 2, Glee Club, Broad. JOHNSON, DON, To get a year's ticket at Hank's Burly, Football, I, 2, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, H. C. Club, 2, 3, 4, C. B. Club, 3, 4, Sports, women, living it up with the boys, Grant. JONES, CAKIE CAROL, To learn to keep calm, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Chaplain, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Oak Ridge, basketball games, fencing, helping Sandy fix fuse boxes, the gang, Crawford. KAYLOR, BILL WILLIAM G., Be bartender at Sud's Bar next to Hank's Burly, Band, I, 2, 3, U.S.M.C.R., Sport cars, hotrods, Lincoln. KELLY, CONNlE CONSTANCE, To always be happy, Booster, I, 2, 4, Jr. Y-Teen, I, Sr. Y-Teen, 4, B. W., I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2, Godey, 4, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Oak Ridge, driving golf balls, ice skating, the gang, Grant. KILLIAN, NORMAN, To be a millionaire, Trains and cars, Spicer. LOFTUS, JIM, To be the biggest reddest Kiliothy in the world, Booster, 3, 4, 69 Club, President, Getting all I can get-Sleep, St. Joseph. LONG, DENNIS, To become o tive-star general in the Red Army, Working on cars and shooting pool, St. Clements, Lakewood, LOPANE, FRANK FRANKLIN, To be manager of Hank's establish- ment and sing at the Met., Jr. Foreign Altairs, I, 2, Treasurer, 2, Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board Member, 4, Representative to National Convention, Spanish Club, 3, Thespians Club, 3, 4, Building and Grounds Committee, 3, 4, Class Day Committee, 4, Cuya- hogan Stott, 4, Operettas, 3, 4, Class Play, 4, Sports, singing and eating pizza, Findley School, Akron. LORENTZ, L. J. LUCY JANE, To do a duet with Sandy in Hanks' Show, To always be happy and successful in all that I do, Y-Teen, I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Four Square, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, President, 4, Aqua Debs, I, 2, 3, Vice-President, 3, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Jr. Girls' Glee Club, I, Class Play, 4, Oak Ridge, reading, giggling, and having fun in general, Grant. 25 MAHER, DEANNA, I would like to be a secretary and etticient wife, Sr. Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 2, Homemaking Club, 2, 3, Baseball, I, 2, Tennis, I, 2, Bowling, 2, 3, Booster Club, 4, Swimming, I, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, Skating, I, 2, Swimming and dancing, School No. 53, Buffalo, New York. MALSON, BOB ROBERT, Keeping Les oft the stage at Hank's, to be a success, Student Council, I, Football, 3, 4, Food, athletics, and loafing, Crawford. MCLEAN, BARB BARBARA, To always be happy, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, .I.F.A,C., I, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Aqua Debs, I, 2, 3, Four Square, 3, 4, Y-Teen, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2, Vice-President, 4, President, 4, Sr. Prom Queen, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Cuyahogan Stott, 4, Vice-President of Class, 4, Class Play, 4, Oak Ridge, reading, sewing, losing argu- ments, and having fun, Grant. MILLER, RICHARD, To become a chemist, Photography, Lincoln. MINIER, TED, To be violinist at Biedler's Burly, Football Manager, I, 2, Track, 2, C. B. Club, Broad. MIRABAL, JUANY JUANITA, To make quick decisions, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 2, 3, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Spanish Club, 3, Class Play, 4, Y-Teen, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Oak Ridge, having fun, sports, being practical, Q '- ' Grant. A 1 it I 5,5 ti ,sf-....-W r MOSSER, ESTER, To be successful in whatever I attempt, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Allied Youth, Secretary, I, Sports, Broad. PETERSON, BILL, Hire the female employees for Hank's Company, U.S.M.C.R., Hunting, fishing, taxidermy, Cincinnati, Ohio. PHILLIPS, RONALD, To work my way up in the Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, Model trains, McKinley, Cleveland. PURBAUGH, JOAN, To become a good nurse, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, I, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 3, Godey, 3, 4, President, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Class Play, 4, Oak Ridge, listening to the radio, sports, having fun with the gang, Crawford. SAMPSON, JAMES, To make a certain girl happy and play profes- sional baseball, J. V. Track, 3, Following sports, Crawford. SAYER, HARRY, Sell popcorn at Hank's Burly, Freshman Football, C. B, Club, U.S.M.C.R., Girls, beer, and iunk cars, Lincoln. 26 V FH , I stat! SCHRAY, BOB ROBERT, To get through college and be able to loan Hank the money to start his burly, Football, l, Basketball, l, Track, l, Football Manager, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager, 2, Senior Prom King, 4, Student Council, 4, President, 4, Booster lHonoraryl, Executive Committee, 3, Class Treasurer, 4, Cuya- hogan Staff, 4, Sports, Lincoln, Akron. SHAW, LARRY SHOAF, DONNA JEAN, To make my husband happy and be good, 89'er Cheerleader, l, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, Y-Teen, 2, Godey Club, 3, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4, Varsity Cheer- leader, 3, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Art, Sports, the gang, and W.B., Crawford. SHOAF, SANDY SONDRA, To do a duet with L.J. in Hank's Burly Show, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, i, Jr. Y-Teen, l, 2, 89'er Cheerlead- er, l, Booster, 2 CHonoraryJ, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Tiger Tales Staff, 3, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Jr. Tiger Den Board, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, Varsity Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Cheering, acting rowdy with the gang, dancing, drink- ing chocolate milkshakes, Grant. SNYDER, JIM JAMES, To sell novelties at Biedler's Burlesque, Key Club, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Operettas, 3, 4, Freshman Football, 89'er, Track, I, Booster Club, l, 2 iHonoraryl, J. V. Football, 2, Wrestling, l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, Tiger Tales, 3, C. B. Club, H. C. Club, Class Play, 4, Sports, girls, and An- gelo's, Crawford. STOLTZ, BUCKY GLENN, 'lo be a bouncer at Sud's Bar next to Hank's Burly, Football, 2, Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, C. B. Club, Walk- ing back and forth to Silver Lake, St. Joseph. 5 X A . 3 X tt STREEPER, JACK, To work as a bouncer in Sud's Bar, Cars, Olney, Philadelphia, Penn. SUTLIFF, SUDS DAVlD, To open a bar next to Hank's Burly, Foot- ball, 89'ers, l, Wrestling, 2, Rifle Team, l, 2, 3, Key Club, 2, 3, Camera Club, 2, Jr. Tiger Den Board, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Driving, cars, and making friends, Grant. TAYLOR, BOB ROBERT, To go to Hawaii and start grass fires and be the cop at Hank's Burlesque, Student Council, l, 2, 3, Foot- ball, l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 3, Basketball, l, 2, Booster Club lHonoraryJ, Executive Committee, 3, Track, l, 2, C. B. Fan Club, 4, Running around, collecting beer bottle caps, Lincoln. THOMAS, LELAND RICHARD, To make my wife, Barbara, happy, Boys' Jr. Glee Club, l, 2, Washing dishes, scrubbing floors, and wax furniture, Lincoln. TODD, JO SALLY JOANNE, To beat Zuk in fencing and to make others happy, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, l, Jr. Y-Teen, 2, Vice-Pres- ident, President, 2, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Booster Club, 2, 3 iHonoraryl, 4, Four Square, 4, Cheer- leader, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4, Basketball Homecoming Queen, 4, Class Day Committee, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Oak Ridge, eating pizza, Meyers Lake, sports, and laughing, Lincoln. SOLLBERGER, BUZ MELVIN, A stage hand at Hank's Burly, Ger- man Club, l, 2, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice- President, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Jr. Tiger Den Board,.l, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Glee Club, l, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, C. B. Club, H. C. Club, Class Play, 4, Putting red marbles in red buckets and blue marbles in blue buckets, eating pizza, traveling, and writing Barb, Harris Grade School, Akron. 27 'f-Sf, gf: ..- TOMPKIN, DUCE ROBERT BRUCE, To be Hank's drummer, Swim Team, I, 2, 3, 4, C. B. Fan Club, 4, Swimming, Indians, and sitting in my perch at Water Works, Lincoln. TRIVELLI, JOE JOSEPH, Make a lot of money and meet twice as many blonds, Working on cars, West Main Grade School, Ravenna. WALTERS, DODO DONNA MARIE, To be the clothes picker-upper at Hank's, to succeed in everything I do, and to always be happy, Girls' Jr. Glee Club 1, Four Square, 3, 4, Booster, 3, 4, Junior Foreign Affairs Council, 1, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Cuyahogan Stalt, 4, Class Play, 4, Traveling, sports, and having a good time with the gang, Crawford. ZORN, DON DAVID, To get all I can get-sleep, Band, i, 2, 3, Football, I, 3, 69 Club, 3, 4, Rifle Team, I, Booster, l, 2, 3, C. B. Club, 4, Vice-President, Watching Loftus get all he can, George Barber, Akron. CUMI, ANTHONY J. 28 June 1955 ALLEN, ROBERT, To go into the ministry, Football, Webster, West Vir- ginia. ANTHONY, STAN STANLEY, To go to college, Football, I, 2, 4, Wrestling, I, 3, 4, Annunciation. BAKER, CAROL, To become a nurse, Jr. Y-Teen, I, Junior Foreign Affairs Council, 2, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Four Square, 4, All kinds of sports, eating, driving, having fun, Crawford. BALDWIN, BEVO DAVID, To play basketball as well as Bevo Francis, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, I, 2, Y.M.C.A. Leaders Club, 4, Fishing, canoeing, the men, going to the Passion Pit Burley Q , Boulevard School, Cleve- land. BALDWIN, RICHARD M., To be rolling in the money, Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, Student Council, 2, Fishing, all sports, Boulevard School, Cleveland. BARNES, D JACKIE, Businessman, bowling, East School iFallsJ. BECKER, CAROL LOUISE To get my MRS degree Girls Jr Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Thinking of Bob, Crawford. BENDER, DARLA ANN, Secretary to Recreational Director, German Club, I, 2, 3, 4, German Newspaper, 2, 3, Aqua Debs, I, 2, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, I, Jr. Girls' Glee Club, I, Mr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4, Booster Club, 4, Baseball movies keeping Peg in line, W.O.W., Grant. 1 BENNETT, DICK RICHARD L., To work in the field of chemistry, Camera Club, I, 2, Key Club, 3, 4, Track, I, 2, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader, 2, 3, 4, Student Conductor, 4, Swing Band, 3, Brass Sextet, 4, German Band, 3, 4, Music, Chemistry, rifles, golf. BEVERE, MINER NEIL, Be successful and have friends, Key Club, President, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent, Executive Committee 3, Football, I, 2, Basketball, I, 2, Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, Driving sports cars and collecting obiects. BIGGS, JIM JAMES, To obtain success and fame in whatever I do, Swim Team, 3, 4, Key Club, 4, C. P.'s, I, 2, 3, 4, Wine, women and song, The Men golf, swimming, Broad. BILLINGSLEY, DEBBIE DEBORAH, To go roller skating in the Cleve- land Terminal, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Secretary of lnterclub Coun- cil, 2, Sr, Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 2, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Collecting things, Silver Lake. 29 9 ef UH ll' 52,1 fits BLACKWELL, lRENE VIRGINIA, To be a nurse, Jr. Y-Teen, I, All- Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Four Square, 4, Rodding around with the gang, Broad. BODLEY, MARGE MARJORIE, To conduct a guided tour of Willie's Nudist Camp, Booster, 3, 4, Four Square, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, 2, All-Girl Choir, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, D.I.N.K.S., Vermie, Linwood, B.B.P.'s, MCG, El, P., B.H., Grace, Akron. BOND, KEZ CAROLYN, To be happy and successful, Student Coun- cil, I, 2, 3, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Execu- tive Committee 3, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Vice-President, 2, President, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Q-Jirls' Sr, Glee Club, 3, Latin Club, 2, Booster Club, 2, Godey Club, 3, 4, Tiger Tales, 4, Page I Editor, 4, Managing Editor, 4, Cuyahogan Stott, 4, B. W. Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, 4, Li- brarian, 3, 4, OFIice Assistant, 3, 4, G.I.L.'s picnics, pizza, and going to El's at noon, Broad. BOVIIERS, GINGER VIRGINIA, To be a success in everything I do, BRITT, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader, I, Clarinet Quartette, I, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Y-Teen, I, Aqua Debs, I, Men, music, roller skating, roddin' around in Dagmar , Lincoln. YVONNE, To become a successful nurse, Y-Teen, I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club, I, 2, Accompanist, 3, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, I, Corresponding Secretary, I, Godey, 4, Cuydhogan Staff, 4, Driving, sports and piano, Lincoln. BROWNING, FRED FREDERICK, To live to be as old as Mr. Wheat- ley, Hi-Y 3, 4, Football, I, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, I, Cars, airplanes, Broad. Ak , fi, ails, X 2 BUCHER, JOANIE JONNE, To keep from running up over and riding curbs while driving, elementary teacher, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Booster, I, 2, Aqua Debs, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3,'4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Section Leader, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Tiger Tales, 4, Girls' Octette, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, G.I.L.'s, music, swimming, pizza, Silver Lake. CALVERT, JOHN A., To be successful, Football, I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, U.S.M,C.R . 3, 4, Wrestling, cars, Grant. CANAVAN, JIM JAMES, To go with Herk when he takes Red to southern Ohio, Sports, getting tickets, women, St. Joseph. CARLSON, PAULA BEA, Professional dancer and get to Florida with the women and learn to peal a car in all three gears, Y-Teen, I, 3, Aqua Debs, I, 2, Secretary, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, A Cappella Choir, 4, Jr. Foreign Atiairs Council, I, Allied Youth, 2, 3, Dancing, sports, music, skating, having a riot with the D.l.N.K.S., Vernie, Linwood, and col- lecting tickets at Willie's Nudist Camp for the shy seniors l?J of 1955, Grant. CARLSON, PROXY RUTH, To be or not to be, B. W. Club, I, 2, 3, Treasurer, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cap- pella Choir, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Vice-President, President, Collecting things, Fairlawn. CARRUTHERS, YOGl BOB, To be Manager AI Lopez's dream base- ball player, At Falls, 89'ers Basketball, Football, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, At St. Petersburg, Florida, Football, 3, Baseball, 3, Ninth Grade Glee Club, Eating pizza at Ninni's, going to beer parties with the boys, going with the boys on a thrill ride in Jungle Jim's yellow convertible, Csome thrillll, Grant. I ,IF CATT, PEGGY LTUISE, To be a nurse, Aqua Debs, I, 2, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, 'Jebate, I, 2, Jr. Foreign Allfairs Council, I, Latin Club, 2, 3, Four Square, 3, 4, Y-Teen, I, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 4, Swimming, tennis, W.O.W., and keeping Darla in line, King Akron. CAVANAUGH, HOWARD WAYNE, Be an automotive designer, be rest ofthe boys, Choir, 2, 3, DeMolay, I, 2, 3, 4, Road Angels, 4, Cars, girls, and money, St. Chairsville, Ohio. CHART, JEAN, To be a success in everything I do, Cadet Band, I, Driving, roller skating, swimming, the gang and one certain boy, Broad. CLARKE, ED EDWARD, To be successful in anything I may do, Cam- successful and take Mr. Wheatley to Youngstown with the M sg. 't era Club, I, 2, Secretary, 2, Boys' Jr. Glee Club, I, Boys' Sr. 'Q Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, H. A. Preston Club, 4, Revusical, 3, Key Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, DeMolay work, photography, Broad. CLELAND, CLEO JAMES, To teach everybody to understand the progression of the modern idiom, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band, I, Dixieland Band, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band, I, 2, 3, 4, DeMolay, I, 2, 3, 4, Playing drums, listening to modern iazz, model building, Grant. COCHRANE, EUGENE, To do well in whatever I clo, At Buchtel, Foot- ball, I, Basketball I, At Falls, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Sports, women, The Boys , Schumacher, Akron. .F U mi rf COLEMAN, JIM JAMES, Attorney or minister, National Forensic League, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Varsity Debate, 3, 4, National Thespian Society, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, Revusical, 3, Key Club, 4, J.F.A.C., I, 2, 3, Secretary, 2, State Prince of Peace Finalist, 4, Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, Class Play, 4, Speech work and music, Central, Kent, Ohio. COOK, JACK JOHN, To have money, Wrestling, I, Working on cars, sports, Broad. COWELL, GERRY GERALDINE, To own a new Ford, go through col- lege and then settle down, Jr. Y-Teen, 2, Choir, 3, Hotrods, dancing and driving, West Virginia. CRANO, RUTH ANN, To get married and have my own home, All- Girl Choir, 2, Having fun with C.U.B.B.S,, swimming, roller skating, Crawford. CREED, JOHN A., To own a good car, Hunting and fishing, Grant. CROTTS, BARBARA, To always be looking upward, Aqua Debs, I, 2, German Club, I, 2, 3, German Newspaper, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, 2, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Booster, 4, Tiger Tales, 4, Traveling, collecting miniatures, tennis, W.O.W., Walmer Prep., Port Elizabeth, South Africa. 31 CUMMINGS, KILLER CAROL Get rid of my coughl YTeen I 2 3 4, Program Chairman 2 Chaplain 3 Vice President 4 Pres ford. DUFF ALICE, To become a nurse so I can give shots instead of taking them, At Stow, Junior Debs, I, Booster, I, Glee Club, I, Art, bowling, miniature golf, Stow. EBERHARDT, EBBlE DONNA, To own a car that has nothing the matter with it so the girls won't complain so much, At West High, Maiorette, I, Cheerleader, I, 2, Friendship Club, I, 2, Vice-President, 2, French Club, I, Sophomore Glee Club, I, Jr. Glee Club, 2, At Falls, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Booster, 4, Godey Club, 3, 4, Sr. Girls' Glee Club, 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Eating, dancing, having fun, eating onion rings and meatball sandwiches with Portzie, G.l.L.'s, E.P.R. and Rainbow. EDMUND, DEE DIANE, To get an A in speech, be coach or pitcher of a girls' baseball team and enioy life to its height, Aqua Debs, 2, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Godey Club, 3, 4, Booster, 4, Y-Teen, I, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Den, I, 2, 3, 4, B.G.M., sports, going out with the girls, parties, dates, Rainbow, G.l.L.'s, Lockwood, Akron. EDWARDS, AL ALBERTA, To be a successful English teacher, Aqua Debs, 2, Junior Foreign Affairs Council, I, 2, B. W., 2, Y-Teen, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Girls' Octette, 3, 4, Tiger Tales, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Librarian, 2, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All- Girl Choir, 2, Redding around, the gang, eating at Gardners, being a general nuisance, music, drawing, talking, swimming, Buchtel's gang, giving free advice, traveling, football games,- Lincoln. EVANS, JUDY JUDITH, To be a success in life, J'r. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sec- retary, 2, Jr. Council Foreign Affairs, I, Camera Club, I, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, 2, To go out with the B.l.L.'s, music, Grant. FAVALON, PAUL, Aeronautical engineer and iet pilot, Golf Team, I, 2, 3, 4, Golf, swimming, I, Corona, New York. ident, 4, Booster 2 Student Council 2 3 Jr Girls Glee Club I, All-Girl Choir 2 Sr Girls Glee Club 3 Office Assistant 4 Godey, 4 Tiger Tales 4 Cuyahogan Staff 4 Latin Club 2 Secretary 2 Buckeye Girls State 3 H A Preston 4 Honor Society, 4 Swimming pizza Rog GlL s Grant DELNAY, RICHARD To graduate Demolay YLeaders Cars Craw DERYCK, JOHN To help to their fruitions the present dreams of our modern physicists Honor Society 4 Jr Classical League I 2, 3, Prolection Staff 4 Jr Foreign Affairs Council I 2 3 4 Treasurer HIY 3 4 Thespian Society 3 4 Treasurer Na tional Forensic League 3 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 German Club 3, 4, Vice President H A Preston 3 4 President 4 Football I, 2, 4, Philology mathematics reading golf model building Avon Ave Newark New Jersey DIDATO, MARIE First grade teacher At North TAG Megateens Vi-etts, Red Cross AAA At Falls Spanish Club 4 H A Preston, 4 Collecting portraits Jackson School DOLIS, PLO FLORENCE To help run Willies Nudist Camp steer the car the right way and to be an airline hostess Aqua Debs I, 2, Girls Jr Glee Club I Girls Sr Glee Club 3 Booster 2, 3, 4, Four Square 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Treasurer 4 Allied Youth 3 4 Sr YTeen 4 The opposite sex rodding around, going out with the girls D I N K S Crouse Akron DOYLE, GEORGE To beat Jim s Ford Cars and sports St Joseph FICKEISEN, ROBERT C., To do my best in everything I try, Camera Club, I, Hunting, fishing, and bowling, Broad. FISHEL, SANFORD, To be tied down the rest of my life, Jr, Glee Club, Cars, skating and bowling, Suffield, Ohio. FLANDERS, STANLEY, To get into radar work, Coin collecting, Crouse, I I Akron. FORTE, MARY ANN, To be successful in whatever I do, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, I, 2, 3, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Booster Club, 2, 3, Godey Club, 2, 3, Music, driving, Broad. FOSTER, JO JOANNE, To be a C.B. and honeymoon in Bermuda, Jr. Y-Teen, 2, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 4, Sr. Girls' Glee Club, 3, Being an American Legion Maiorette, eating, sports, parties, driving, W.C.U.E. and S.O.S., George Barber, Akron. FRAMPTON, MARILYN, Go on to college, then get married, At North, Y-Teen, I, Secretary, I, Vi-etts, 2, Band, I, 2, Treasurer, I, Sec- retary, 2, At Falls, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Booster, 3, 4, Band, 3, 4, Godey, 4, Office Assistant, 4, Collecting bears , Andrew Jackson School, Akron. ..,, Kung M is ,iv--I t It K' WD tt- X u FRANCIS, JANET, To be a dress designer, B. W. Club, 2, 3, Looking through magazines and listen to the radio, Broad. FRANKS, PAT PATRICIA, To be as good a bookkeeping teacher as ,L - Mr. McClonahan, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, Booster Club, - - . I, 2, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, H. A. Preston, aj H ' 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Collecting cute dolls and sports, Lane. FRECKA, FRECK LILA, High school teacher, Y-Teen, I, 2, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, H. A. Preston, 3, 4, Latin Club, I, Girls' Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Four Square, 3, 4, S.O.S., Bowling, swim- ming, driving, slumber parties, Mitiwanga, David Hill, Akron. FRITCH, MARY, To stay happy and to help others be the same, Godey, R.L.B., walking and songs, Strongsville, Ohio. FRITSCH, JIM, To be a physical ed. teacher at Vassar, Basketball, I, 3, 4, Football, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, Dele- 1' gate to Buckeye Boys' State, 3, Women, E.P.R., Silver Lake. V ' I FRYE, JUDY, To be successful in whatever I do, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, .s . . f i Aqua Debs, I, Latin Club, 2, Oltice Assistant, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, I, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, Ice skating, 41. ,, ' L . swimming, tennis, slumber parties, and S.O.S., Broad. 33 FULLER, ELLIE ELINORA, To own as many oil wells in Texas as I have pennies in my piggy-bank, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Uniforms Manager, 3, Squad Leader, 3, 4, Swing Band, 3, Symphonette Band, 2, Aqua Debs, I, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Music, roller skating, rodding around in Dagmar, dating, Montana. FUNK, SANDRA E., To study home economics and travel, Aqua Debs, I, Booster, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, All sports, dancing, movies, having fun, Butch, W.C.W., Broad. GADFIELD, JAN JANICE, To be a good hair stylist, Tri-Hi-Y, l, 2, F.H.A., I, 2, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Thespian, I, 2, School Paper, I, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Sports, horses, Millersburg Hardy, Mil- lersburg, Ohio. GAY, LARRY, To dig sounds like Cleo, At Maryland, Student Council, I, Band, I, Orchestra, I, Dance Band, At Falls, Band, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Class President, 4, Putting red balls in red buckets, King School, Akron. GOODWIN, JOHN, To roll cannon balls down Howard St. hill, Lying about my age, Crawford. GRAFTON, GARY, To be successful in the trucking industry, Manager of Varsity Basketball Team, I, Track, I, Horse races, Lincoln. do 1 GRAY, HERK GORDON, To be the second president of H. C. Club, Basketball Manager, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Player-Manager, 3, H. C. Club, 4, Losing my license, cars and C.M., Lincoln. GREGORY, GROVER, To carry on the fine tradition of Hank's Est. when he graduates, Football, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Basket- ball, I, Cadet Band, C. B. Fan Club, Sergeant at Arms, 8, 4, M.P.F.C., President, 3, 4, Football, helping Jim and Mike, Jen- nings, Akron. GRUBER, ALAN, To be a mathematician, writer, Basketball Scorekeep- er, 3, 4, Playing ball, Crawford. HALL, LOWELL H., II, To be a successful Christian chemist, Camera Club, I, 2, Proiection StafT, 3, 4, Chairman 3, 4, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, I, 2, 3, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 4, President, 4, National Forensic League, 2, 3, Thespian Club, 2, 3, H. A. Preston Club, I, German Club, I, 2, Treasur- er, Philatelism, numismatism, photography, model building and philocogoism, Loyal Oak. HAMILTON, VIRGINIA, To be a success in all I do, Jr. Tiger Den Board, Collecting post cards, Lincoln. HARRIS, JANICE, To be a private secretary, Godey, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 2, Booster, 2, Tiger Den, I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Aqua Debs, 2, 3, Y.W.C.A., 3, 4, Rainbow, I, 2, 3, 4, G.l.L.'s, pizza, swimming, slumber parties, Sieberling. 34 HAUDE, DAVID, To,drive my Ford Super Six around the world, Bas- ketball, I, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Honor Society, 4, Cars, sports, eating, girls, Sewickley, Pa. HAWK, EL ELINOR, Elementary teacher, Booster Club, I, Godey, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Y-Teen, I, 2, 4, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, F.T.A., I, 2, Tiger Tales Statt, 4, Distribution Manager, 4, All-Girl Choir, 3, Ottice Assistant, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, G.l.L.'s, having fun with the gang, Rainbow and B.C., Broad. HEARTY, JACKIE JACQUELYN, To always try to remember what S.O,S. means, Booster, 4, Jr. Y-Teen, I, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, S.O.S., Horseback riding, slumber parties, Ralph, St. Josephs. HEDRICK, BETTY LEE, To be a nurse and get my M.R.S. degree, Y-Teen, Booster, Oltice Assistant, Riding around in a light green Pon- tiac and listening to popular music, Arlington. HERHOLD, JUDITH, To be a success and live a happy, normal life, Majorette, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Cheerleader, I, Godey, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Driving around with the women, pushing Mercurys, Grant. HINKLE, EDWARD, Go to college and study medicine, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Band, I, 2, Student Council, I, Varsity Track, 3, Football, I, World Foreign Affairs Council, Secretary, Allied Youth, President, Debate Team, 4, Track and weightlifting, Alexander Hamilton, Binghamton, New York. 2 'iz it - .4 4 If iii ami A mr M y ii I I X Q ,.,. ' ig , ssss. or ll, HINKLE, GINNY VIRGINIA, To be a top secretary in New York City, Four Square, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 4, Booster, 2, 3, Art, sports, music, parties and having fun with the gang, Alex- ander Hamilton, Binghamton, New York. HOHENADEL, WILLIAM, To become a football coach and drive a brand new Buick convertible like Mr. Loughridge, Y.F.C. Bible Club, 4, Girls, Rimer, Akron. HOLCOMB, NANCE NANCY, To collect the profits from the fines at Willie's nudist colony, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Y-Teen, 4, Oflice Assistant, 4, D.l.N.K.S., Vermi, Linwood, B.B.P.'s, screens, windows, doors, McG, E.I., P.B.H., Osburn, Ashland, Ohio. HOLLOW, BARB BARBARA, To make people happy, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 3, 4, Y-Teen, I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. C.W.A., I, Godey, 3, 4, B. W. Club, 2, 3, Office Assistant, 3, 4, Band, 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Pep Band, 4, Camera Club, I, Area Y-Teen Centennial Chairman, 3, 4, Rainbow, G.I.L.'s, having fun, Crawford. HOOVER, DAVID, To make it through college and become something l?I, Track, I, Basketball, I, Football, I, Student Council, I, 2, Jr. Tiger Den Board, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, I, Baseball, 4, Football, 4, Track, 2, 3, All sports, cars, Grant. HORR, STONEY DWIGHT, To stay single and make a quarter mil- lion before l'm 30, Boys' Jr. Glee Club, I, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Bowling, golfing, girls, women, wine, horse races, C.P.'s, Richmond, Indiana. 35 QNX HOUCK, CAROL, To model the clothes for Judie to sell to the bashful seniors of I955 at Willie's Nudist Camp , Booster, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Y-Teen, I, 2, D.I.N.K.S., Vermi-B.B.P.'s, P., B.H., McG, screens, windows and doors, Norton. HOUSER, ZETA CAROL, To be the first female president of the U.S.A., Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Treasurer, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Council Representative, 4, Y-Teen Basketball Team, I, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 2, Aqua Debs, 2, Godey, 3, 4, Cuyahogan StaH, 4, Rainbow, I, 2, 3, 4, H. A. Preston, 4, Rainbow, ice skating, pizza, G.l.L.'s, Jennings. HUBER, ROBERT, To get ahead-do you know anyone with a spare?, National Forensic League, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 4, Operation Youth, 3, Putting square pegs in round holes, St. Pauls. HUDSON, NORMA JEAN, To always be happy and successful in every- thing I do and to travel around the world someday, German Club, I, 2, 3, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, I, 2, Four Square, 3, 4, Booster, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 4, German Newspaper, I, 4, Co-Editor, 2, Television, driving, writing letters, travel and W.O.W., Grant. HUNT, BILL, To hold a public oltice, Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Basketball, I, Key Club, 2, 3, German Club, I, 2, Wine, women, president of C.P., Harris. HUTCH, LO LOIS, To be an executive secretary, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Band, I, 2, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Music, parties, pizza, and G.l.L.'s, Lincoln, New Jersey. 1 W 9 C. t 4 ' .' '21, l, i . wheel '- HYDE, STANLEY, To buy the Cleveland Indians and Ere Hank Green- burg, Camera Club, I, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Studying and having fun, Arlington Heights, Illinois. INCH, JUDITH M., To grow in favor with God and man, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Sports, music and wisecracking, Kenmore. INFIELD, ROOF RUTH, To reach 5 foot and get my M,R.S. degree with certain U.S.M., Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Melodettes, 3, 4, Singing, acting, sports, living it up in either Ports's or Ebbie's rods, French fries and the Tip Top, Findley. JACOBS, CAROLYN, To make a good wife for Bob, Dancing, watch- ing TV, Barber, Akron. JONES, BRAD BRADLEY, To go to Norway and live with about I5 beautiful girls, German Club, 3, Rifle Team, 3, 4, Going to Donna Eberhardt's slumber parties and C.P.'s, Silver Lake. JONES, NANCY, To do something original, Booster, I, 2, 3, Y-Teen, I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, I, Aqua Debs, 2, Godey, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Reading, driving, sewing and having fun, Crawford. 36 9 K ,lr , 'fi l Q if 2. , QM, 4,9535-I- S ai TH .. X . E, , 1, .,l in , .,, i 'R i 5' QQ' A y V-ij , 4 JONES, NORMA, To be liked by everyone, Jr. Y-Teen, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, Band, Roller skating, rodding around in Dagmar, Grant. JUSTICE, Choo-Choo JAMES, Become dictator of Bolivia and grab qs absolute control of the rich tin mines and make my fortune, Hi-Y, 2,3,4, executive board, 4, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, I,2,3,4, National Thespian, 3,4, O.W.A.Y., 3,4, Tiger Tales, 4, Proiection club, 3,4, Latin Club, 2, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Booster, 4, H.A. Preston, 4, DeMolay, fishing for anything and more than two months at a time, Crawford. KALIL, MARY ANN, To be successful in everything I do, Booster, 3,4, D.D.G., The gang, driving, dancing and BUD, St. Bernards. KAUGHER, LolIy MARILYN, To grow a few more inches and become five feet tall, Aqua Debs, I,2, Jr. Y-Teen, I,2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3,4, Godey, 3,4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Booster, I,2, Rain- bow, 3,4, Y-Teen Basketball team, 2,3,4, captain, 3, Y-Teen Swim Team, 2,3,4, Tiger Tales, 4, Swimming, slumber parties, boys, G.I.L.'s, Lincoln, Akron. KETTERMAN, RITA, To be a success in what ever I do, At Stow, Debbies, I, G.A.A., I, Booster, I,3, Y-Teen, 3, Glee Club, 3, Stohion, 3, W.A.A., 3, Led seniors at commencement, 3, At Falls, Y- Teen, 2,4, Tiger Tales, 4, Booster, 4, Dancing, music, sports, Stow. KING, Nan NANCY, To fulfill my goals, Y-Teen, I,2,3,4, Chaplain, 2, Jr. Glee Club I, All Girl Choir, 2, Booster, 2, Student Council, 2,3,4, secretary, 4, Godey, 3,4, Class secretary, 4, Honor Society, 4, Executive committee, 3, Cuya-hogan Staff, 4, Candidate for Jr. Prom Queen, 3, Clubs, eating, art and G. I.L. s, Sharon, Pa. 5- Z KING, Ronnie RONALD, To Stop being bashful around girls, Mary S., Rifle Club, I,2,4, Glee Club, I, Baseball, 4, Hot rods, - Custom cars, guns, Broad. KINGDOM Chuck CHARLES, To have friends, fun, fortune, faith and future, Latin Club, 2,3,4, vice president, 3, president, 3, Latin Newspaper, I,2, editor, 2, Hi-Y, 3,4, excutive com- mittee, 4, secretary, 4, State Treasurer of Ohio Junior J 1 g , Classical League, 4, Booster, 3,4, Allied Youth, 3, Jr. r I' Foreign Affairs Council, I, Cuya-hogan Staff, 4, Sports ' editor, 4, Tiger Tales, 4, editor-in-chief 4, National Thespian '- Society, 3,4, Scribe, 3,4, National Honor Society, 4, H. A. Preston, 4, vice president 4, Baseball, bowling, .DeMolay, - stamp and coin collecting, iust living it up , Grant. ,..,' I KINSEY, Doc KAY, To be a nurse, Jr. Y-Teen, I,2, Jr. Foreign m5M,,,,4.,,, Affairs Council, I, Honor Society, 4, Sr. Y-Teen, 3,4, Booster, 2,3, Jr. Girls' Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, A. Cappella l'il ' Choir, 3,4, Aqua Debs, 2, J. B.'s, B. A. T. T., pushing cars, music and sports, Crawford. LAMBORN, LEROY, To be the kind of boy my mother thinks I am, - Honor Society, 4, vice-president, 4, Camera Club, I,2, Band, I,2,3,4, president, 4, Key Club, 2,3,4, vice-president, 4, Hi-Y, 2,3,4, Track, I,2,3,4, Cross country, I, Latin Club, I,2, 3,4, Jr. Classical League, I,2,3,4, Orchestra, 3,4, Dixie Six, 3,4, German Band, 2,3,4, Clarinet quartet, 3, Swing Band, 3,4, DeMolay, 2,3,4, treasurer, 4, M.Y.F., 3,4, R.C.l.A., 2,3, Booster iHonoraryl, I,2,3,4, Allied Youth, 3, Dance Band 4, Getting away from it all, Hamilton, Ohio. LEMKE, WILLIAM, To get rich so I can be a classy dresser like Mr, McCluskey, Boys' Jr. Glee Club, I, Boy's Sr. Glee Club, 2, German Club, Driving, swimming, roller skating, Broad. ' LENNARD, BETTY, To retire after a successful lifetime, Band, I,2,3,4, Music, all kinds even Shakisian, and rodding around in Dagmar, Steverns, Bethlehem, Pa. -we . S 37 man Club, I, 3, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Godey Club, Vice-President, 4, Music, piano, Grant. ,uuu LEPP, PETER, To be a success, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Wrestling, 2, Track, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, German Club, I, 2, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Football, I, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Class Executive Committee. 3, Representative to Buckeye Boys' State, 3, Class Treasurer, 4, Sports, Broad. LISKA, JOHN, To be able to pass Mr. Wheatley's eighth-grade arith- metic tests, At Stow, Jr. Hi-Y, I, 2, N.F.L., I, 2, At Falls, Ger- man Club, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Sports, cars, girls, ice skating, and horseback riding, Stow. LITZELL, CYNTHIA, To try to see how many 'iCrazy mixed-up boys I can un-mix, Booster, B. W., Drag raqkig with Fords and con- vertibles, Broad. LOEWING, JOHN, To be a success, Archery, St. Josephs. MCCLANAHAN, JOY, Elementary teacher, Student Council, I, 2, Tiger Tales Reporter, I, 2, Honor Society, 3, 4, Band, I, 2, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, Y-Teen, I, 2, 4, Booster lHanoraryI, I, 2, Booster, 4, F.T.A., 2, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Building and Grounds, 4, Sec- retary, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Travel, art, modeling, Crawford. 5 McGAUGHEY, ClNDY LUCINDA, To go to college to find out what A., T.U.L.I.E. means, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Godey, 3, 4, H. A. Preston, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Secre- J tary, 4, Office Assistant, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 2, Eating, basketball if 'IX I games, bowling, S.O.S., Broad. th mfg ,- 19 McLEOD, PETE PETER, To paint the water tower, and to be a suc- 1 I cess, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, I, 2, 3, Booster, 3, Latin Club, lr A it' 3, Proiection Staff, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 4, Manager, gg 49, Baseball, 3, Manager, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Eating, sleeping gg K and DeMolay, White Plains, New York. I I W MANSON, GARY, To paint Louie Armstrong's portrait with a suede ' L - brush, Fencing with the girls each Monday night at Price my V , School, Hotchkiss. 5 ' 'i .X H MANSON, ROBERT, Mechanical engineer, German Club, I, 2, Tiger . gu - A . ,Q Tales, I, Archery Club, 3, Archery, swimming, Broad. it MARBLE, ARTHUR, To be successful and someday be manager of a A ' Q 4 marble factory, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Tennis, 3, 4, A Cappella z , Lg Choir, 3, 4, Key Club, 4, Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Stamps, - . ' 1 ., it'-,I ii fz r. music, Firestone Park. K MERRELL, JERRY, To be a success in whatever I do, Stamps, Broad. I f 38 LEONARD, CAROLYN, To accomplish whatever I attempt to start, Ger- MIERAU, MONROE MARILYN, To live down my brother's braini- ness , Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Booster, 4, Redding around, having lots of fun with the gang and the J.B.'s, B.A.T.T., Crawford. MILLER, DAVID, To be admiral of Davey's navy, Football, I, Hi-Y, 4, Track, 4, Women, women and more women, Ravenna. MOCK, MIKE MICHAEL, Ta do some small thing to make the world a better place to live in, Hi-Y, I, 2, Chaplain, I, President, I, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, 2, 3, Latin Club, I, German Club, 4, Proiection Club, 2, 3, 4, H. V., model trains, Barber. MONTEITH, B.G. BRUCE, To have a Buick Century , Executive Committee, 3, Football, I, 2, German Club, I, 2, Baseball, 3, 4, Collecting Dewey buttons, Crawford. MORELAND, DOUGLAS, To inherit S90,000,000, Band, 3, 4, Swing Band, 3, 4, Orchestra, 4, Drums, drinking, domes, Shawnee Elementary. MORELAND, LaTRELLE, To have a million dollars and live in Florida, Traveling, Crawford. P is and S.O.S., Broad. A.P.D., Peru, Ill. Nevada. things, Broad. i Hb' x Ik 5 f 3 . I ,gi if c ,. nl .A ' 3' , Kg MORROW, GEORGE, For Willie Hunt and myself to invent an un- dropable transmission and clutch, Collecting tickets from the MORTON, MORT JUDY, To be a nurse and have my patients live through it, Student Council, I, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Band iMarch- ingl, I, 2, 3, Booster iHonoraryl, I, 2, Latin Club, 3, Godey Club, 3, 4, Proiect Chairman, 4, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Y-Teen Swim Team, I, 2, Captain, 2, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Section Leader, 4, Camera Club, I, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Cuyahogan StaFf, 4, Literary Editor, 4, Office Assistant, 3, 4, Revusical, 3, Jr. Foreign Afifairs Council, I, Eating, Rainbow, pizza, C.T.A., G.I.L.'s, sports, the opposite sex and The Gals , Boulder City Federal School, MULLINS, MARSHA, To marry Dan, Booster, 3, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Latin Club, 2, S.O.S., 3, 4, Can, reading, bowling, slumber parties, horseback riding NARZISI, CHRIS CHRISTINE, To stay happy, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, l, Godey Club, 4, Glenn, the gang, dancing and traveling, Titchulee School, Smyrna, Ga. NEWHALL, JAMES, To be an artist or mechanic, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, I, 2, DeMolay, 3, 4, Cars, drawing and collecting NINNI, JO-ANN, To work hard on being a good wife for B.M., Bowl- ing, swimming, roller skating, Harris, Akron. 39 ,th ,, i X 5, W NIXON, NICKIE NADINE, To make the most of my opportunities, Y-Teen, 4, Booster, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Sports, music, G.l.L.'s and slumber parties, Mansfield, Ohio. OLDFIELD, BARB BARBARA, To be like my mother and someday meet someone who loves the same thing I do-mel, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Booster, 4, The J. B.'s, B.A.T.T. parties, and loads of fun, Grace. PERKINS, BOB ROBERT, To swim the English Channel, Swim Team, I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming, Texarkana, Texas. PHELAN, WILMA, To succeed as a primary teacher, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Booster, 2, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, H. A. Preston, 4, Le Cercle Francais, 4, Traveling, sketch- ing, reading, Euclid, Ohio. PISCAZZI, CLARA JEAN, Ta have a successful career in music, Jr. Y-Teen, I, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Section Leader, 4, Tiger Tales, 3, Keeping a mu- sical scrapbook and listening to W,C.U.E., Finley, Akron. POLICY, RON RONALD, To study carculus so I can figure out Miss Long's true age, Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Section Leader, 4, Boys' Octette, 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee, 3, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, Booster, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, Jr. Classical League, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales, 3, 4, Editor, 3, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Editor, 4, Buckeye Boys' State, 3, Rifle Team, 2, Camera Club, 3, Allied Youth, 2, 3, Treasurer, 2, Voice of Democracy , Cars, horses, DeMolay, girls, E.P.R. and C. P.'s, Grant. PORTER, MARY, To put Betsy in second place, Y-Teen, I, Booster lHonoraryl 3, Booster, 4, Aqua Debs, 2, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Jr. Tiger Den Board, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Maiorette, 3, 4, Dancing, swimming, R.M.P., eating and the gang, Buffalo, New York. PORTER, SALLY SARA, To be Cl successful teacher, N.F.L., 2, 3, Booster, 2, H. A. Preston, 4, Basketball games and roller skat- ing, Buttalo, New York. PORTS, PORTZIE-ONE ANN, To have more friends than enemies, Senior Class Vice-President, 4, Jr. Prom Queen, 3, Executive Committee, 3, Chairman, Student Council, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary, 4, Vice-President, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, German Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Latin Club, I, 2, Aqua Debs, I, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Girls' Glee Club, 3, Swimming, Stan Kenton, a certain freshie, eat- ing onion rings at Angelo's with Ebbie, the girls, B.l.L.'s and E.P.R., Phoenix, Arizona. PORTS, PORTZlE-TWO SARA, A medical lab technician and to be- come the wife ot a rich veterinarian and raise blonde Cocker spaniels with brown eyes, size nine, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Tiger Tales, 4, Business Manager, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, G.l.L.'s, E.P.R., living it up with the gang, Stan Kenton, basket- ball, dogs, talking, eating, reading long novels and flirting with Mr. Wheatley, Phoenix, Arizona. PRICE, CLARENCE, Flight engineer, Cars, money, girls, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. PYLE, SMlI.EY GERALD, To build a Green Monster out ot my car, Proiection Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, 4, Collecting rear tenders, Crawford. 40 RAPER, BOB ROBERT, To drive two weeks without an accident, to be a success, Camera Club, I, 2, Rifle Club, 2, Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, 2, 3, CW of A, 3, 4, Collecting rare knives, living it up, DeMolay, Grant. REIGHARD, DOROTHY DELORES, To ga to Germany, be a secretary and get my M.R.S. degree, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Booster, 4, Riding around in a convertible and collecting postcards, Wood- bury, Pennsylvania. REINING, JIM JAMES, To graduate, Living, Harris, Akron. RILEY, JANET, To be a good secretary or bookkeeper, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, A Cappella Choir, 4, Jr. Y-Teen, I, Reading, swimming and the kids I run around with, Crawford. All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Painting, driving, be- ' A ing with the J. B.'s and B.A.T.T., Broad. RONGONE, DEANNA, Secondary education, Jr. Y-Teen, I, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, Booster, I, 2, 3, Godey, 3, 4, President, 4, Band, I, 3, 4, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Flute Quartet, 2, 3, 4, Awards ROBERTS, SAL SALLY, Commercial artist, art teacher, Y-Teen, I, 'W J X' Council 3, 4, H. A. Preston, 4, Honor Society, 4, Music, swim- ming, tennis, G.l.L.'s, Broad. ' .t . ROSS, DORRlE, HOUND DOG, GRENDEl, DORIS JEAN, To become ungullible and a success, Latin Club, 2, Y-Teen I, 2, H. A. Preston, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Jr. Foreign Af- fairs Council, I, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Office Assistant, 4, Playing Shh-Boom with the Melocats, eating, being confusing and getting con- fused, G.l.L.'s, Broad. ROUGEAU, JAMES, To be a flight engineer, Hunting, fishing and tar- get shooting, Windemere, Akron. SABO, ROSE MARIE, To be a fashion designer, Eating pizza, bowling and listening to Moondog records, St. Josephs. SANDUSKY, ALVlN , To be a pharmacist, German Club, 3, 4, Pro- iection Staff, 3, 4, Girls and tin lizzies, watching Mr. Wheatley drop blue marbles in blue buckets, Broad. SAYRE, DARLENE, To marry a millionaire and have my own pink Cud- illac convertible to rad around in, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All- Girl Choir, 2, Booster, 3, Eating, going out with the girls, dot- ing, King, Akron. SCHAAF, JUDIE JUDlTH, To marry o doctor and have four little in- terns, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 4, Godey, 3, 4, Sr. Girls' Glee Club, 3, Being with J. B.'s-B.A.T.T. and driving backwards up Keenan Ave., Margaret Park, Akron. 41 . .M SCHMIDT, DIANE, To learn to smoke a Pom Pom without getting - sick- All-Girl Choir 2 Girls Sr Glee Club 3 Four Square j ' If , J. B.s and B.ATT slumber parties Jennings Akron ' - SCHOENLEB DEE DIANE To study in psychology and become , -y f Altairs Council I Girls Jr Glee Club I All-Girl Choir 2 , A Cappella Choir 3 4 Godey 3 4 Cuyahogan Staff 5 Lit , - erary Editor, 4 Inger Tales 4 Personals 4 Booster 4 Melo- 1 I fs 3, 4, Aqua Debs I German Club 3 Cuyahogan Staff 4 The My 15 .W , I 514 ,A ' ,sf K, .,,, , , , somebodys permanent Camera Club Treasurer I Jr Foreign I Ford, Grant. SCOTT, of kids, Lincoln SHILLING, GORDON, Enioy life, engineer, Track, 3, 4, Camera Club, I, German Band, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, Swing Band, I, 2, Dixie Band, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band, I, 2, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Music, sports, Massillon, Ohio. SHOEMAKER, BEVERLY, To go through life with God as my partner and aid other people through my medical and spiritual knowl- edge, At Daytona Beach, Florida, Latin Club, 2, Seabreeze Swimming Team, 3, 4, At Falls, Latin Club, 4, Y-Teen, 4, Girl Scouts, 4, Booster, 4, Horseback riding, swimming, driving, Jennings, Akron. SHULTZ, QUEEN SABE RHODA, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Rodding in SMITH, SMITH, my Cadillac lpronounced Jeepsterj convertible in Silver Lake, and Stow, eating hamburgers, Broad. GLORIA, To live up to my parents' expectations, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, I, 2, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, 2, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, My one and only Dick Brehm, writing letters to Dick, sports, records, running with two crazy, mixed- up kids, Crawford. NORMAN, F.C.H. police work, To do unto others as I would have them do unto me, Track, I, Boys' Jr. Glee Club, I, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Cars, guns, Grant. 42 . dettes, 3, 4, Oflice Assistant 4 National Honor Society 4 Re vusical, 3, G.lL s E PR Rainbow poetry Wmstons slum ber parties, gosslplng at Nlnnl s roddlng around in Ebble s hot SANDY SANDRA College Student Council Girls Sports Glee Club, Y-Teen Music slumber parties Flint Michigan SCOURFIELD, DlCK RICHARD To become an engineer and own o new Mercury convertible Boys Glee Club I 2 Listening to radio, driving around playing baseball Harris Akron SEAVER, SUZAN, To own o kindergarten of my own someday Sr Girls' Glee Club I 2 3 A Cappella Choir 3 4 Movies RS and her yellow Ieep Tallmadge SHEARER, BETTY LOU To become a secretary Girls Jr Glee Club I, 2, 3, Roller skating hillbilly music and being with a gang SORENSON, KAROLYN, A private secretory to the boss's son, Cam- era Club, 2, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, i, 2, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, 4, Having a good time, Lincoln. SPELLMAN, GAIL, To be happy and useful, Y-Teen, l, 2, Booster, 2, 3, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Listening to popular music, Grant. SPENCER, KENNETH, To determine how old R. O. Reynold's blue is, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Dixie Band, 3, 4, Swing Band, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 3, Vice-President, 4, President, 4, Rifle Club, 3, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, President of C. P.'s and Mellocats, Women, Broad. SPUHLER, BERT BEVERLY, To fulfill my M.R.S. degree, to live a Christian life and have a happy family, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, i, Booster, I, 2, 3, All-Girl Choir, 2, Jr. Y-Teen, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3 C.F.H.S. Representative to Jr. Board of Peoples Hospital, 3 Sr. Girls' Glee Club, 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Drinking pea nut butter milkshakes, the black convertible and M.R.B., An drew Jackson, Akron. STALDER, ROBERT, Roaming the world, Track, I, Baseball, 4, Cuya- hogan Staff, 4, Rodding, Broad. STAZ, FRED, Engineer, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Jr. Council of Foreign Affairs, l Football, 3, 4, Aviation, New Jersey. i Q., 4, q ' Q . A f A K . I .yi trite- V . it V ' A V Y 'N ' , T 'Si' STEBBINS, AMAZON DOLORES, Medical laboratory technician, v Y-Teen, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Sr. Girls' Glee Club, 3, Being with if 1 , 51 .-, iivggf' W.. , Q ' 'x fiff' , ,, .Q--,r.i.W ,iA'. the J. B.'s and B.A.T.T., Jennings, Akron. STEEG, JACQUELYN, To always do my best and be successful and happy in everything I do, Y-Teen, i, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, l, Godey, 3, 4, Booster, 3, 4, H. A. Preston, 4, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, l, All-Girl Choir, 2, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Organization Editor, 4, Latin Club, 2, Sewing, ice skating, swimming, driving and B.A.A.T. and J. B.'s, Broad. STRONG, SUE, To be an elementary teacher, Jr. Y-Teen, 2, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Booster, 2, Godey, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 2, Y-Teen Basketball Team, 3, 4, Y-Teen Swim Team, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, G.l.L.'s, Swimming, slumber parties and water towers, Silver Lake. TARR, MARILOU, To go out with the girls and stay out of trouble, Y-Teen, I, Booster, i, Dancing, parties, Fords, creating excite- ment and opposite sex, Broad. TAYLOR, LOUISE ALICE, Happy and successful life, Being socia- ble, collecting cigarette lighters and hats from Roof's friends, Grant. TEAGLE, CAROL, To learn how to drive, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All- Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Booster, 4, Sr. Y-Teen, 4, Youth for Christ, 4, Driving around parking lots, playing the piano and organ, football games, church activities, parties with the gang, Grant. 43 9 I A 'H Hy - nt ii s I rw, Q M., L I' 5 . ' W 'S I' QM THOMANN, JIM JAMES, To be a famous archaeologist and visit every country in the world, Jr. Foreign Affairs Council, I, 2, Boys' Jr. Glee Club, I, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Collecting stamps and painting, Broad. THOMAS, RUTH, To live a happy and useful life, Collecting cigarette lighters, hats, etc., from Louie's friends, Nashville, Tennessee. THOMPSON, RALPH, To drive safe and sound, Stamp and coin col- lecting, Akron. THOMSON, JANE, To become a success in life, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Sewing, collecting miniature antique dolls, Northampton Town- ship. TIER, SUSAN, To be of best service to God and my country, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, A Cap- pella Choir, 4, Figurine painting, Crawford. TOOMEY, THOMAS STEPHEN, To get more education, and have a good time, German Club, I, 2, Baseball, basketball, coin col- lecting, having fun at summer vacation time, Broad. TUREK, BOB, To start a grass fire in Hawaii, Football, 2, 3, Basketball, I, 2, Track, I, 2, Los Altos Youth Club, I, 2, 3, Vice-President, 2, Class Play, 2, Key Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Sports, hunting and archery, Prairie Village, Kansas. TURNEY, SAM JANET, To be successful in everything I do and to always have lots of friends, Aqua Debs, I, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Booster, I, 2, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Godey, 3, 4, Sr. Y-Teen, 4, Office Assistant, 3, Tiger Tales, 4, Eating cheeseburgers, dancing, B.A.T.T., having fun with the J. B.'s and the gang, Lincoln. VIERS, ROGER, Chemical engineer, Archery Club, 3, Archery, coins, swimming, Harris, Akron. VonGUNTEN, BUNNY WALTER, To marry a rich widow with a heart condition and run her up and down the stairs day and night, Camera Club, I, German Club, I, 2, Boys' Sr. Glee Club, I, 2, Wine, women and drags, Grant. WALDVOGEL, JEAN ANN, To lead a successful life and be of service to others, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, Globe Friends, I, Jr. Council of Foreign Affairs, I, Jr. Y-Teen, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Sr. Glee Club, 3, Sr. Y-Teen, 4, Booster, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, N.F.L., 4, National Thespians, 4, German Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 4, Classical music, good books and friends, Firestone Park, Akron. WALKER, DOTTIE DOROTHY, To make others happier and to be an A.B. at 2I, Student Council, I, Band, I, 2, Jr. Y-Teen, 2, H. A. Preston, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, Four Square, 3, 4, Booster, 2, 3, 4, S.O.S., fun, Nitawanga, miniature dogs, hypnosis, Moondog, sports, Rainbow, Broad. 44 V 32,-, if . , . l . , Vl L l K ' '-,' 'MI I I Q :,' ' i ' V. ' .g1fJ'MM f - ..I' gf. sk X if 'E xg gg, it is . sf WASHBURN, JOHN, To see the world, Rifle Team, 2, 3, 4, Pistol Team, 4, Fishing, guns, cars and the C. P.'s, Portage Path, Akron. WELSBY, LYNN CAROLYN, A medical assistant and to make lots of money, Booster, l, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Reporter, I, 2, Girls' Jr. Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, Aqua Debs, 2, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Jr. Board of Peoples Hospital, 4, Teaching piano, go- ing out with the girls, writing letters to a certain Marine, cole lecting records, parties, swimming, sewing, and J.R.B., Lincoln. WESTON, DON DONALD, Pattern making and cars, Football, I, Boys' Glee Club, l, 2, 3, Wine, women, Willow and rods, Broad. WILLIAMS, HARRISON, To be a successful M.D. and own a Mercedes Benz, German Club, l, 2, 3, Globe Friends, I, Jr. Foreign Af- fairs Council, l, Latin Club, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Cars, swim- ming and traveling, Bratenahl School, Cleveland. WILSON, WILLIE JOANNE, To establish Willie's Nudist Camp for all the bashful graduating seniors of l955, Sr. Y-Teen, 3, 4, Jr. Y-Teen, 2, Booster, 2, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, 4, A Cappella Choir, 4, Godey, 4, Driving my big bad Packard, the opposite sex and having fun with the gang, Broad. WINAFELD, BETTE ELIZABETH, To ioin the WAF's, be happy and do something goofy, Jr. Council of Foreign Attairs, I, Jr. Girls' Glee Club, I, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Re- vusical, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Jr. Tiger Den Board, 2, 3, 4, Booster, 4, Music, sports, boys and goofing around, North Can- ton, Ohio. ' is 46? . 4: i sf- -l . S' 5 ' T G KA ay +1 Xin ,. K , . z . l 'L as twill N ' i WINGERTER, JUDlE JUDITH, To pass the test to send the menace brats on up to Judy, to get to Florida with the women, and to drive sensibly in reverse, Aqua Debs, 2, Godey Club, 3, 4, Booster, 3, 4, Sr. Y-Teen, 4, F.T.A., 4, Rodding around with the women and running out of gas in conspicuous places, D.l.N.K.S., Akron. WOLF, JO-ANN, To get married and raise a family, The gang, Sam, collecting things for my hope chest, Akron. WOODLING, JANE, To be a successful secretary, Roller skating, Grant. WRIGHT, ANDREW, To be the greatest next to the greater Herk, Jr. Tiger Den Board, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales, 4, G.F.O., 3, 4, Baseball, 4, Key Club, Sports, girls, old Chevvies that run and Fords that don't run, Canton, Ohio. WRIGHT, MARTY MARTHA, To be happy and successful, Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Booster, 4, Jr. Girls' Glee Club, l, 2, Camera Club, l, Honor Society, 4, Going out with the G.l.L.'s, riding around in a certain gray Plymouth, B.R.J., Grant. WURZBACHER, DANIEL, To get an education and be able to put red marbles in red buckets and blue marbles in blue buckets, Cadet 50nd, li Band, 2, 3, 4: SWIFIQ BUl'ld, 2, 3, 4, Dance Bond, 4, Swimming, baseball, basketball, rods and girls , Crawford. ZUKOWSKI, DAVID, God only knowsl, Football, 1, 2, 3, Manager, 3, Wrestling, I, Rifle Team, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2, 4, Reading, Glover, Akron. WALENDER, MARGARET, Also graduated in June, I955. 45 f fN rwX s! Twelve B's Rirst Row: Joanne Sagadencky, Donna Smith, Ann Christian, Nanci Goshorn, Judith Cottrill, Roberta Clark, Shirley Dykes, Mar- garet Held, Barbara Oliver, Leona Graham. Second Row: Eva Mae Hayes, Valerie Cozad, Katheleen Lees, Florence Duncan, Betty Cundift, Mary Margaret Candlish, Katherine Case, Pat Clemens, Joan Walker, Mary Maldinger. First Row: Lowell Carpenter, James Dolan, Edward Carey, Larry Beck, Don Carpenter, Dallas York, William Smith, Ralph Stohl- quist. Second Row: Floyd Ackerman, Pete Potterson, David Mellinger, Charles Beswetherick, Earl Raful, Roger Claypoole, William Hausman, Donald Glenny. Third Row: Kenneth Roberts, Richard Starts, Bruce Eckstein, Thomas Dotson, Paul Criswell, Gordon Beaty, Jerry Reeves, Charles Gatts. Fourth Row: William Cole, Alan Thomas, Robert Mealy, James Feldman. 4-8 Eleven A's A is First Row lFrontJ, L. to R.: Lee Ashbrook, Kenneth Ashbrook, William Davis, John Barker, Larry Baker, Joe Beckett, Jacque Brittain, Pat Burrough, Ralph Abraham. Second Row: Keith Clark, Roger Alexander, Ronnie Brown, Jim Bearden, Carl Campbell, Jerry Jones, Third Row: Eddie Dunn, Ben DeGrafl, Howard Crotts, Louis Bunts, Roger Bell. Fourth Row: Jim Blubaugh, Jim Boeke, Darhyl Bresbauh, Paul Brunswick, Jim Clark, Jim Bradford, Jack Durbin, Paul Chapman, Dan Callahan. Foreground, L. to R.: Lynn Byers, Janet Branigar, Margaret Brundish, Nan Jean Anderson, Connie Bennett, Sally Beck. Back Row: Carol Bacon, Eileen Barr, Connie Bennett, Betty Ashworth, Sandra Brehm. 49 Eleven A's First Row: Jerry Endsley, Jerry Ocker, Paul Karris, Jimmy Gregory, Jack Gilbert, John Glasan, Richard Green, Robert Green, Edwin Hostettler. Second Row: Charles Guma, Fred Kirsch, Tom Hayden, Thomas Hier, Norman Henry, Richard Housley, Dave Kelly, Joseph Jones, Ralph Hagelbarger. Third Row: David Flood, Ralph Kistler, Charles Heller, Denny Lowe, Larry Long, Charles Gehringer, Randal Miller. First Row lFrontl, L. to R,: Mary Crano, Nancy Dieckman, Linda Daniels, Mary Daugherty, Pat Fleming, Dolores DeMarines, Dale Dillehunt, Sharon Carston, Linda Capper. Second Row: Andrea Czar, Margaret Cusack, Mary Lee Filing, Edith Ewerth, Denise D'Andi'ea, Nancy DeHart, Dorothy Fauser, Karen Carpenter, Janet Doster. Third Row: Marlene Erb, Susan Feil, Margaret Camp- bell, Barb Christiansen, Carol Carper, Janet Drew, Nancy Dillmore, Helen Chenot, Marlene Dolis. 50 Eleven A's First Row CFrontJ, L. to R.: Eileen, Katy Kerr, Nancy German, Bonnie Lake, Carolyn Kaugher, Marsha, Judy, Anita Lopane. Second Row: Sandy Krurnroy, Carol, Nancy Harnack, Carol Gough, Pat Kerr, Peggy Ketterman, JoAnn Kaser. Third Row: Jacqueline Glenn, Lind Huhn, Judy Lennard. Fourth Row: Betty Hayes, Nancy Knosher, Hilda Columbus, Margaret Kline, Joyce Huff, Bonnie Jordan, Carol Kelso, Sally Guel. Fifth Row: Carol Kelso. First Row lFrontl, l.. to R.: Dorothy Phillips, Jane McMahon, Judy Pearce, Patti McCormick, Thelma McViclcer, Cheryl McDonald, Audrey Pendlona, Peggy McKnight, Sandy Pett. Second Row: Karleen Maxwell, Vicki Marchand, Sandra Miller, Mary Neufang, Sue Morthland, Frances Phillips, Charlotte Nitsche, Marcia Morris, Julia McCoy. Third Row: Sharon McCaulley, Mary Prentice, Rosemary Peterson, Judy Marshall, Janice, Janet Miller, Leslie Ober, Barbara Mitchell. Fourth Row: Joan Muller, Sheila Mulcahy, Nancy Oldham, 51 Eleven A's First Row CFrcntJ, L. to R.: Lynn Slaby, Jack Durbin, Ellis Wooldridge, Dan Callahan, Ralph Thompson, Ronald Martin, David Ted- row, Robert Shaffer, Joe Sacrogna, Simon McGarry. Second Row: Tom Palechek, Brinton Brafford, Jerry Ocher, Bruce Remmy, George Mitchell, Harold Shaver, Peterson, Lynn Martin, Lynn McCIanahan. Third Row: Stephen Morton, James Senter, Donald Rose, Theodore Salyards, Thomas Atterholt. Fourth Row: Ronnie Ross, Robert Montgomery, Michael Rechner, Tom Mullins, Jay Mallabone, Robert Nicols. First Row CFrontl L. to R.: Gary Zesiger, Gary Valley, David Thomas, Allen Sprowl, David Tedrow, Bob Welmer, Paul Thonen. Second Row: Jerry Wilson, Bob Wells, Bruce Jordan, Norman Henry, Richard Housley. Third and Fourth Row: Earl Richmond, Dick Thomas, Donald Thomas, Dick Warman. 52 Eleven A's First Row: Gretchen Vobbe, Rosemary Smith, Judy Thomas, Lucinda Shetter, Lucella Smith, Susan Shank, Lyn Thompson, Dona Trushel, Marcy Lou Waltenbaugh, Carol Sitzer, Elsie Watson. Second Row: Joyce Tangenberg, Mary Vinciguerra, Vena Vincent, Susan Swain, Gerry Scaduto, Margaret Weston, Judy Senter, Doris Wallace. Third Row: Sandra Scherer, Millie Tomsello, Janet Shetler, Shirley Stacpole, Nancy Toomey, Mary Stonemetz, Geraldine Ward, Barbara Weisheit, Lora Scherer, Joan Tompkins. Fourth Row: Betty Willey, Billie Staley, Carole Volkey, Marsha White, Sally Wilson. First Row fFrontl, L. to R.: Norma Mothersbaugh, Sandra Christian, Judy Coleman, Patricia Hines, Joyce Mcliitrick, Beverly Jordan, Nancy Cogor, Jeannette Curtis, Patricia Thompson, Betty Baechel. Second Row: Barbara Wolff, Robert Joeck, Rolland Cameron, Dale Hardman, Conrad Gearhart, Jack Merrick, Wayne Neilsen, Karen Adams. Third Row: Don Arnold, Jack Hobday, James Higdon, Jerry Wise, Roy Drumm, John Pulley, Kenneth Slamo, Fourth Row: Dick Molson, Harald Dutt, Brian Fulton, William Lamont, Douglas Whitten, Robert Noland. 53 Ten A's First Row fFronti, L. to R.: John Bordenkircher, Richard Bokanyi, Tom Burgess, Winston Anderson, Fred Booth, John Bird, Forrest Bennett, Jack Albertson, James Anderson, Larry Ashton, Brad Bachtell. Second Row: Ronald Chronister, Robert DeLong, Dennis Cadwallader, Frank Blundell, Donald Barnes, George Cooper, Jerome Dalton, Robert Cochran, Bruce Carey, Donald Burt, Richard Crossman. Third Row: William Dixon, Roy Betz, Robert Crandall, Thomas Clark, Carl Catt, Clarence Daugherty, James DeHart, Carman Crossman, Richard Conn, Donald Beal, Glenn Bowers. Fourth Row: William Dunn, Joel Beswetheric, David Cyrill, Robert DeAngelo, Patrick Davis. First Row: Judy Gregor, Judy Grafton, Helen Gravesmuell, Dorothy Dick, Jill Gemberling, Delores Crano, Jane Case, Celia Calco, Marilyn Cash. Second Row: Jean Glenny, Carol Griffith, Shirley Grome, Carol Carol Cline, Marsha Chapman, Velma Ellison, Judy Chambers, Lowana Fazenbaker, Ann Darrow, Dora Jean Guthrie, Brenda Duff. Third Row: Mary Jane French, Donna Felmly, Sarah Ann French, Patricia Feldman, Carol Cameron, Barbara Falor, Linda Frecka, Lois Gasgow, Mary Gustafson. Fourth Row: Delores Cusack, Clara Feucht, Joyce Gymoty. Fifth Row: Jean Francis, Mary Ferguson, Barbara Curry, Gail Carter, Patricia Church, Patricia Cross, Christine D'Andrea. 54 Ten-A's ,- First Row CFrontl, L. to R.: Sandra Hayard, Jean Halleck, Jeanette Hartman, Nancy Hahn, Bonnie Jones, Mary Lefiler, Jackie Hurr Jean Hupp, Molley Rae Hartly, Bonnie Howard. Second Row: Sue Housley, Mary Lee Houman, Judy Heckerd, Miriam Hostettler Helen Harger, Joann Kingdom, Carol Inch, Nancy Higgins, Connie Harris, Joella Hamm. Third Row: Judith Johnson, Joyce Jordan Karen Kesselring, Shirley Kittie, Elaine Huser, Carol Hersman, Lois Howald, Betty Jones. Fourth Row: Doris Higdon, Betty Jetters Carol Kidd, Linda Weme, Lois Lock, Margie Lee, Ann Lohmers, Elizabeth Litman, Carol Lahmers, Linda Klotz, Jean Hixon. First Row CFrontJ, I.. to R.: Robert DeLong, Thomas Kikendall, Mike Ferris, Fred Booth, John Grorn. Second Row: Larry Jillan, Don- ald Barnes, Robert Jones, Ralph Halliwill, Gordon Grinham. Third Row: Brad Bachtel, James Reynolds, Tom Burgess, Ronald Searl, Charles Reed. Fourth Row: John Hearty. 55 Ten-A's First Row fFrontl, L. to R.: Tom Kikendall, Mike Farris, John Grom, Doug Hinkle, Jim Hawkins, Kenny Gluck, William Franke, Ted Isenman, Harold Dutt, Kenny Knapp. Second Row: Al Johnson, Myron Harrington, Paul Frye, Dave J. Hudson, Robert Emerson, Ralph Halliwill, Les Johnson, Larry Hecky, Joe Koza. Third Row: Gordon Grinnum, Pat Hykes, Bob Fulton, Mike Francis, Bob Hall, John Huebner, Ronnie Heck. Fourth Row: Jack Hague, John Hearty, Karl Hilgert, Bob Jones, John Konic, Dave Hughes, Ray Georgeofi, Don Grilleth. First Row: James Loitz, Larry Moles, Robert Liska, Michael Miller, Charles Orth, William Lyons, Herbert Lengacher, Kenneth McVicker, Curtis McClusky. Second Row: Gerald Murphy, Jerry Palmer, Donald Nelsch, Peter Larson, Roger Long, James Miller, Melvin Lawrentz, James Marlin, Neils Petersen. Third Row: David Nelson, Michael Ostergard, William Miller, Jack Loudermilk, William Leiter, Richard Melh, Gary Mitchell, Robert Lynn. 56 Ten-A's First Row KFrontJ, L. to R.: Marsha Medkefi, Paula Niesen, Pamela Ruclcman, Mildred Sokot, Marjorie Rilling, Margaret Oblislc, Deborah Reynolds, Carol Piggot, Rita Nall, Joanne MacClellan, Marilyn. Second Row: Janet Peterson, Phyliss Modugno, Carol Morton, Mary Perdriau, Margaret Macy, Linda Moore, Sandra Owen, Mary Ann Miller, Patricia Myers, Marilyn Miller. Third Row: Sally Mullins, Betty Pendland, Sue Martine, Joann Morgan, Betty Myers, Charlotte Mise, Linda Moore, Carol Phillips, Betsy Mc- Combs, Linda Ritchie. Fourth Row: Doreen Phillips, Joann Pugh, Kay Robinson, Phyliss Roberts. First Row: Robert Smith, Donald Samson, Robert Saccogna, James Rakich, Richard Ross, James Reynolds, Paul Richards, Michael Searl, Ronald Searle. Second Row: Walter Roese, David Rush, Dick Spessard, Thomas Smith, Timothy String, Clyde Sheppard, Alfred Snider, George Seccombe, Paul Root, Charles Rhodes, Fred Smith. Third Row: John Shadley, Jack Rutherford, Douglas Sarbach, Douglas Smith. Fourth Row: Malcolm Smith, John Schooley, Peter Secrist, Russell StenaH, Alan Rathbun, Wayne Snyder, Leon Stalder. 57 Ten-A's First Row lFrontl, L. to R.: David Weninger, William Todd, Frederick Weil, Larry Titian, James Thomas, Thomas Taylor, David Zeither, Melvin Weaver, Ralph Webb, Arthur Thomas. Second Row: Theattle Boyd, Judith Barber, Judith Bradford, Judy Brislinger, Marilyn Benson, Elizabeth Baechel, Sandra Austin, Judith Ellen, Patricia Busch, Joan Boser, Donna Brittain. Third Row: Gary Tompkin, Ruth Brundish, Rosemary Brislinger, Patricia Brundish, Kathryn Austin, Lou Ann Achberger, Patricia Brown, Gloria Bable. Fourth Row: Leonard Zettle, Tom Zarle, Donald Weisel, James Williams, David Wilhelm, Robert Torrence, Robert Wilhelm, George Wilmot, Gary Lewis, Hugh West, Dwight Talley. First Row fFrontJ, L. to R.: Sandra Shook, Evelyn Thayer, Barbara Thompson, Linda White, Barbara Tarlowski, Twiliger, Darlene Watson, Julie Sloop, Betty Wolferd, Marilyn Stanford, Marlene Wright. Second Row: Mary Pecar, Judy Walker, Marilyn Wells, Joan Skinner, Sue Sharps, Carol Vail, Christine Tallmadge, Linda Swartzman, Mariorie Sagadencky, Mary Lou Wilson, Glenda Thomson, Pat Wise. Third Row: Judith Scharenberg, Barbara Shaver, Harriet Weber, Billie Jean Smith, Linda Wilson, Marcia Walton, Wanda Wilson, Jo White, Sue Williams. Fourth Row: Erika Wendet, Marilyn Woody, Liane Van Noy. 58 Ninth Graders BSE! L X, f 1- Wi , ii. .z First Row: Annette Petrone, Judy Krupp, Suzanne Faris, Sandy Nolf, Virginia Nye, Edna Hamilton, Janet Horning, Jackie Miller. Second Row: Drenda Bird, Christine Wolcott, Sally Bridgwater, Nancy Belly, Nancy Hood, Patsy Lughton, Connie Crane. Third Row: Elizabeth Reynolds, Martha Henderson, Ruth Hopper, Patricia Tucker, Judy Lyle, Patty Lees, Laura Marshall, Nancy Gray, Sharon Shoot, Gay Keys. First Row: Anna K. Whitacre, Sandy Binns, Judy Hewitt, Irene Shetler, Judy Bailey, Karen Reichert, Chav Campbell, Ida Mae Goshorn, Lynn Green, Sandra Weisheit, Sandra Reid, Diane Knoch, Nancy Kyle, Gene Davies, Judy Phau, Linda Lingner, Hancy Lowe, Elaine Hull, Wilma Foland. Third Row: Judy Wiley, Diane Nock, Sandra Kline, Jane Ashbrook, Mary Milvin, Sally Haus, Carolyn Hooper, Patricia Hutchinson. 59 s. Ninth Grade H757 ROW lFf0f'U, L to R-2 Bill Ralston, George Schnickenburger, Bruce Rogers, Ronald Thayer, Bruce Rounds, Robert Randal. Second Row: John Patterson, Dean Taylor, Tom Romito, Jim Stalder, Brian Patton, Charles Reed. Third Row: Terry Ryan, Mike Schadle, Bill Statlord, Kenneth Smith, David Usher, Thomas Robb, Brent Nichol. Fourth Row: Ronald Taylor, Dan Puriety, Douglas Shearer, Bob Sanders, Gary Ringler, Bob Stewart, Larry Rifile, Douglas Triplett. First Row CFrontJ, L. to R.: Marjorie Rafas, Karen Miller, Annalee Lindblad, Marilyn Morgan, Laura Marshall, Judy Phau, Sandra Nolf, Diane Nock, Kaun Reichert, Linda Lingner. Second Row: Annette Petrane, Mariorie Reynolds, Barbara Roop, Amy Lepscomb, Carolyn McNicholas, Virginia Potter, Sue McCalough, Hennie Martin, Patsy Leighton, Virginia Nye. Third Row: Diane Smith, Jackie Miller, Judy Lyle, Judy Reichner, Mary Frances McCurdy, Karen Miner, Linda Mohmaster, Merna Popovich, Mary Melvin, Marcia Rausch, Shirley Rauson, Judy Rufl. Fourth Row: Becky Richardson, Janet Rhinehart, Mary Jane Parsons, Wanda Nye, Sandra Reid, Janet Leonard, Nancy Lowe, Sandra Renefelt, Lucille Reed. 60 Ninth Grade First Row CFrontl, L. to R.: Kathren Cargould, Judy Donahoe, Pauline Cambria, Judy Jordan, Wilma Foland, Janet Gilmore, Sue Galehouse, Nancy Gray. Second Row: Elizabeth Kylton, Judy Euit, Edna Hamilton, Janette Hodges, Carolyn Huff, Yvonne Farmer, Sandra Kline, Lynne Hauprich, Patricia Hutchinson, Judy Kreiner. Third Row: Kathrine Kaser, Priscella Keys, Elain Howl, Martha Henderson, Ruth Hopper, Janet Horning, Nancy Ellenberger, Nona Join, Carolyn Hooper. Fourth Row: Nancy Coe, Susan Faris, Ida Mae Goshorn, Blanche Kline, Janet Hardman, Jackie Foster, Carol Holcomb, Susan Evans, Judy Coza. Fifth Row: Nancy Huber. First Row CFrontJ, L. to R.: Loni White, Robin White, Margaret Gleeson, Leona Viering, Jean Salyards, Pat Lees, Irene Shettler, Carole Wilcox, Yvonne Sickman, Nancy Smith. Second Row: Anna Kay Whitacre, Sally Haas, Judy Krupp, Nancy Kyle, Elizabeth Reynolds, Nancy Sinclair, Karen Taylor, Diane Baltz, Sue Bearden, Nancy Hood, Betty Thomas, Carol Vinciquerra. Third Row: Diane Smith, Ann Donalson, Diane Brown, Charolette Selzar, Sandra Skidmore, Milly Stein, Jacqueline Towns, Ernestine Truex, Ruth Willett, Lyn Greene. Fourth Raw: Nyda Williams, Bonnie Shultz, Barbara Westman, Evelyn Wetzel, Christine Wilcock, Sally Steinhaur, Barbara Watkins, Joyce Williamson, Pauline Weaver, Peggy Schoenstein. Fifth Row: Judy Warren, Sharon Shoaf, Stephanie Yustin, Nancy Wynt, Pat Tucker, Anna Hobday, Jane Ashbrook, Louis Viereng, Pat, Judy Wiley, Susan Senter, Sandra Weisheit, Wendy Staniforth. ' 61 Ninth Grade First Row CFrontJ, L. to R.: Noel Mills, Jack McClanahan, David Louis Thomas, Clayton Morris, Douglas Jacobson, James Johnson, Roger Lusk, Charles King, Ralph Mace. Second Row: John McBeath, Michael Miller, Eddie Martia, Jerry Johnson, Alan Johnston, Tom McNally, Stephen Kesselring. Third Row: Tom Kaser, Bill Knap, Michael Manning, John Kellog, Lee Minier, Allan McCaulley, Larry Keiner. Fourth Row: Carl Lalvlancusa, Lorenzo, Gary Kaylor, David Llewellyn, Ronald Manson. Fifth Row: Larry Middour, Bill Maxwell, James Lukosavich, Leroy La Fever, Tom Meloy, Billy Kemplon, John Lemke, George Miller, Larry McCormick, Denny McGill. First Row lFrontl, L. to R.:.PaTricia Carroll, Barbara Compton, Lucille Bonifacio, Nancey Bell, Fay Bowler, Yvonne Bishop, Sandra Binns, Judith Balley, Nancy Bacon, Brenda Bird. Second Row: Charlotte Campbell, Elva Boyd, Mary Jane Bryers, Pat Chase, Carol Dike, Sally Chattertield, Joyce Arthurs, Loretta Davis, Carol Dillel-iunt, Sharon Alexander, Jean Davies, Sally Bridgwater. Third Row: Gwen Bartholomew, Mike Wuersch, James Wormald, Ronald Wolford, Dean Walters, Jerry Welty. Fourth Row: George Walega, David Weisel, John Wines, Jon Williams, Jack Wilson. 62 Ninth Grade I 5 ., .,. First Row fFrontl, L. to R.: Harry Beck, Richard Bullinger, Bruce Craddock, Dennis Bragg, Alan Butler, Bob Andrea, Laney Aston, Roger Cook, Jack Cole. Second Row: Julian Beavers, Don Brundage, Charles Biggs, Larry Canbel, Allen Bott, Jim Butlher, Bob Bonnel, Bill. Third Row: Wesley Brown, Jerry Chambliss, John Blodwin, Robert Caldwell, Thomas Bruno. Fourth Row: Duncan Creed, Ronald Blackerly, George Benson, Tom Buck, Tom Chaboudy, Dennis Bennett, Charles Beckman. Fifth Row: Ray Creech, Abbott Allen, Allen Carey, Dave Cochran, James Carey. First Row fFrontl, L. to R.: John Halleck, Howard Edwards, Bob Franchi, Bill Hall, Madison Hall, William Disbro, Richard Finch, Larry Henderson, Bob Good. Second Row: Mickey Gregory, David Galehouse, John Held, Steve Harman, Jim Dennis, Robert Hillbish, John Fuchs, Ronnie, Doug Houck. Third Row: Edward Haymaker, Doug Fifer, Jerry Hughes, Richard Hartmen, Joe Galambos, Keith Erb, Richard Tieldson, David Dunstan, Torn Hilson, Oliver Delong, Kent Heus. Fourth Row: Gordon Hase, Ronald Hinkle, Bob Darrlton, Theodore Hendricks, Hal Tolk. Fifth Row: Martin Forshey, Bob Dewy, Charles George, Alan Fulton, Terrell Holsinger, 63 l My Eleven B's First Row fFrontJ, L. to R.: John Hiss, Allan Butler, Eugene Hoover, David Aurand, Richard Bordenkircher, Robert Dominicks, Bill Drake, Charles Llewellyn, Edward Mills. Second Row: Americus Franchi, James Hedrick, Nicholas Long, Herbert Knopp, Richard Ferrell, Mark Goodman, Warren Fridley. Third Row: Glenn Carey, John Archer, Michael Levering, William Helmling, William Martz, Paul Hohenodle. First Row CFrontj, L. to R.: Gladys Carey, Geraldine Sears, Linda Leonard, Janice Solomon, Carolyn Kraus, Evelyn Farmer, Roberta Sovil, Nancy Light, Sandra Brown. Second Row: Peggy Rock, Susan Drake, Elizabeth Sanderson, Barbara Packer, Janice Cole, Carol Coolidge, Linda Beck, Donna Ochir, Lois Timms, Janet Farris, Barbara George. Third Row: Paul Hohenadel, Ronald Thomp- son, Warren Phillips, Russell Vitale, Dale Fishe, James Smith, Roger Ricks, Joseph Ruby, Jerry Wilkinson, Charles Dean. Fourth Row: Thomas Turley, John Hess, Jim Schabil, Dean Dresbouch, John Feucht, Bobbie Dans, Fifth Row: Richard Ebberly, Robert Kipple, Thurman King, James Normand, Thomas Nooll, Richard Deryck, David Thomann, Robert Thompson. 64 Q, 3 6 . , F mv fff' , 'ig jx 'fi it nd!- 61 N. s 'W 4, ,Yf , 6. V Q k M , K 3 i ag., 1 arf H5 fl sf 4 Q 1, , L1 ,gx r -- N 3 ' ' lie Q -ffl? . -' . . 'fX'f! ' 'l fs'- .:rf.,3f . - i . x , ,K xg- Vllinxjfg I , Q 1 A A . ' , f A , , V N ' ,. lnr , N 'gf 3 5 ,- K Ki 1 . I CM 9,6 in A Q 5' 1 r K,- 'W vs. . W-, tl? Student Council First Row iFrontJ, L. to R.: Julie Sloop, Sue Eggers, Jim Greg- Nancy Gray, Sue Galehouse, Judy Grafton, Joann Morgan. ary, Ann Ports, Bob Schray, Nancy King, Jack Garrison, Sheila Fourth Row: Jim Boeke, Clyde Sheppard, Mark Goodman, John Mulcahay, Nancy Oldham. Second Row: Mrs. Schalifert, Mick Hearty, Herb Knapp, Dave Cyrill, Paul Chapman, Neil Bevere, Gregory, Lucinda Shetter, Martha Henderson, Dorothy Moore. Chuch Beckman. Not in Picture: Tim String, Dennis Bennett. Third Row: Mrs. Ellis, Pete Lepp, Roger Claypoole, Bill Disbro, The Student Council is a group ot representa- tives selected by their classmates. The number of representatives from each grade is proportional to the size at each class. The purpose ot the council is to create better understanding and co-operation between students and faculty and also a device for the student body to express their ideas and opinions. Mrs. Ellis is advisor and Mrs. Shattert, Assistant Advisor. President ...... Vice-President . . . Treasurer ............ Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary . . . . Bob Schray Jack Garrison . . Jim Gregory . . . Ann Ports . Nancy King Honor Society First Row: Sue Feil, Catherine Kerr, Robin Kerr, Nancy Oldham, Joyce Clair, Lucy Lorentz, Barbara McLean, Carol Jones, Jau- nita Mirable, Ann Ports, Diane Schoenleb. Second Row: Mel Sollberger, Deanna Rongone, Susan Eggers, Jim Gregory, Da- vid Feldman, Bruce Eckstein, John Liska, Charles Kingdom, Lowell Hall, John Deryck, Jackie Steeg, Kay Kinsey, Norma Membership in the National Honor Society is the school's method of honoring students whose character, service to the school, leadership, and scholarship abilities merit recognition. Each member must have an average of 90 or above. The National Constitution limits membership to 15429 ot the 12-A class, IOM ot the T2-B class, 71: of the ll-A class, and 52: ofthe ll-B class. Mr. James Waickman acts as sponsor of the Hudson. Third Row: John Farris, Carole Kelso, Marsha White, Sally Wilson, Jonne Bucker, Nancy King, Carolyn Bond, Martha Wright, Leroy Lamborn, Dove Haude, Larry Gay, J. Woick- man, advisor. Not Pictured: Joy McCIanahan, Sara Ports, Carol Cummings, Judy Morton, Paul Chapman. National Honor Society. The officers are: Fall Semester President ..... .............. S uson Eggers Vice-President . . . ... Mel Sollberger Secretary .... .. . Carolyn Bond Treasurer ... .. Lowell Hall Chaplin ... ... Carol Jones Latin Club First Row CFrontJ, L. to R.: Shirley Grange, Donna Smith, Sandra Shook, Pat Myers, Marilyn Stanford, Julie Sloop, Jeanne Glen- ny, Judy Walker, Joanne McClelland, Lynn Byers, Mrs. Pigott. Second Row: Kathryn Austin, Elinor Harger, Beverly Shoemaker, Carol Phillips, Linda Copper, Mary Purdreau, Lois Howe, Linda Frecka, Betsy McCombs, Judy Marshall, Julie Willenbacker. Third Row: John Deryck, Leroy Lamborn, Lucinda Shetter, Judy The motto ot the Latin Club is To enable its members to work as a group in building up the standards of our school and community by keeping alive an interest in the classics. In addition to having a monthly social or business meeting the Latin Club has an Annual Roman Banquet and sends delegates to the State Junior Classical League Sharonburg, Dorothy Bittenger, Mary Prentice, Lionne Van Noy, Carole Kelso, Barbara Hollow, Keith Clark Fourth Row: Ronald Searle, Dick Conn, Ron Policy, Charles Kingdom, Har- rison Williams, Alan Thomas, Randal Miller, David Peterson, Gary Valley, Ben DeGraFl. Fifth Row: Lynn Martin, Nick Long, Paul Korres, Lawrence Long, Ralph Hagelbarger, Mark Good- win, James DeHart. conference in Columbus in April. Mrs. Harriet Pigott is the sponsor. President ..... .... C arol Kelso Vice-President . . . . Lucinda Shetter Treasurer . . . . . . Gary Valley Le Cercle Francais Q 'f 15 5 s gm l ,L R X, First Row lFrontJ, L. to R.: Lucinda Shetter, Janet Drew, Marcia Jordan, Susan Stein, Ilene Barr, Dale Dillehunt, Linda Capper, Susan Swain, Wilma Phelan, Victoria Marchand, Susan Feil, Catherine Kerr, Mrs. Rausch. Second Row: Ralph Hagelbarger, The purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to give its members a better understanding of the French language, customs and people. All their meetings and proiects are directed by their advisor, Mrs. Rausch. Lawrence Long, Delmar Short, Duane Palmer, Robert Bartlett, Allen Butler, Robert Montgomery, Lynn Slaby, Harold Shaver, Stephen Morton, Jack Rutherford. First Semester Officers President .................... Harold Shaver Vice-President . . . . . . Ralph Hagelbarger Sec. and Treas. . . ..... Dale Dillehint German Club First Row QFrontl, L. to R.: Judith Bailey, Nancy Wendt, Carolyn Kraus, Elizabeth Sanderson, Sharon Carsten, Joyce Tangen- burg, Miriam Hostettler, Marcia Medkett, Judy Heckerd. Sec- ond Row: Edna Hamilton, Ann Ports, Judith Pfau, Sandra Nolt, Sandra Weisheit, Barbara Watkins, Mariorie Sagadencky, Mary Lou Wilson, Patricia Feldman, Donna Brittain, Barbara Falor, Dorothy Dick, Linda Ritchie, Helen Gravesmuehl, Marcia Chapman, Judith Marshall, Sandra Scherer, Erika Wendt, Mary Schultz, Anna K. Whitacre. Third Row: Martha Henderson, Pa- tricia Tucker, Nona Mae Jorn, Wendy Staniforth, Paula Nies- The purpose of German Club is to further the German language among those who are truly interested in it.'They learn to speak German more fiuently by presenting plays and skits. They pre- sented a Christmas skit in German in December and a German play this past spring. German Club is sponsored by Mr. Nau. sen, Elaine Heiser, Doreen Philips, Mr. Paul Nau iSponsorJ, John Liska, Lowell Hall, Alvin Sandusky, Michael Wuersch, John Deryck, Gordon Haas. Fourth Row: Darla Bender, Robert Star- key, Norma Jean Hudson, Dennis Bennett, Wayne Snyder, Rob- ert Hillbish, David Travers, Jon Williams, Allen Johnston, David Peterson. Fifth Row: John Hearty, Duncan Creed, Larry Tiftan, Roger Lusk, Richard Ferrell, Herbert Knopp, James Fox, David Hudson, Alfred Snider, Gerald Endsley, Beniamin DeGraft, Glen Bowers. First Semester Ofhcers President ...................,. Judy Heckard Vice-President . . . . . . John Deryck Secretary .... .. Ann Ports Treasurer ... .. Lowell Hall H. A. Preston Club First Row QFron0, L. to R.: Barbara Mitchell, Mary Prentice, Lu- Walker, Wilma Phelan, Carol Hauser, Doris Jean Ross. Third cinda McGaughey, Patricia Franks, Jacqueline Steeg. Second Row: Miss Sears, Deanna Rongone, Joy McClanahan, Catherine Row: John Deryck, Charles Kingdom, Marie Didato, Dorothy Kerr, Erika Wendt, Joan Tompkins, Lucinda Shetter. The purpose of H. A Preston is to acquaint students with the possibilities of teaching. Some of the proiects the club has are tutoring weaker students, ushering at N.E.O.T.A. and College Night and observation for one half day in- an elementary classroom tor the senior members of H. A. Preston. Miss Sallie Sears is the sponsor ot H. A. Pres- ton and the omcers for the tall President ...... Vice-President . . . . . Secretary .... . . . Treasurer . . . Historian . . SeiT1GSleF CITE: .... John Deryck Charles Kingdom Cindy lVicGauhey ..... Pat Franks ... Joan Tompkins i Godey Club i First Row: Marilyn Kaugher, Donna Eberhardt, Ann Ports, Helen Chenot, Carol Haas, Sherry Carsten, Nancie Holcomb, Carole Houck, Yvonne Britt, Deanna Rongone. Second Row: Doris Jean Ross, Nancy Jones, Deane Schoenleb, Martha Wright, Marilyn Frampton, Sue Strong, Carolyn Bond, Elinor Hawk, Deborah Billingsley, Mrs. Carter, Janet Bowers. Third Row: Judy Her- hold, Joan Purbaugh, Connie Kelly, Norma Cookly, Nancy King, Janice Harris, Carol Hauser, Barbara Hollow, Margaret The purpose of Godey is to bring together girls who wish to know and practice the qualities of womanhood. Godey serves as a social and a service group. Among Godey Ciub's proiects are the giving ot a Thanksgiving dinner and food gifts to a needy family and the giving ot an Easter Party to the children at Children's Home. Godey also holds an annual Mother and Daughter banquet and serves Campbell, Wilma Phelan. Fourth Row: Joanne Wilson, Judy Wingerter, Joy McClanahan, Lucinda McGaughey, Carol Jones, Donna Shoaf, Lois Hutch, Mary Fritch, Carolyn Leonard, Diane Edmund. Fifth Row: Janet Turney, Jacquelyn Steeg, Judith Schaff, Barbara Christiansen, Sally Wilson, Mary Maldinger, Jackie Lees. Those Not Pictured: Sara Ports, Joan Walker, Betty Hayes, Dorothy Fauser, Jonne Bucher, and Carol Cummings. the school in any way it can. Miss Mary Carter is the Godey Club sponsor. First Semester Officers President .................. Deamma Rongone Vice-President . . . . . Carolyn Leonard Secretary . . . ..... Joan Walker Treasurer . . .. Joy McClanahan Four Squad First Row: Joanne Sagadencky, Sandra Bauman, Sally Todd, Lila Frecka, Sandy Shoaf, Lucy Lorentz, Florence Dolis, Barbara Crotts, Diane Schmidt, Mariorie Bodley, Dorothy Bitinger, Ro- berta Clark, Donna Smith, Judy Pearce, Dotty Fegancher. Sec- ond Row: Catherine Kerr, Cheryl McDonald, Dorothy Walker, Joanne Foster, Rosemary Peterson, Mary Prentice, Barbara Mitchell, Ruth Carlson, Patricia Clemens, Rosemary Smith. Third The letters, F., L., S., S., stand for Faith, Loy- alty, Service, and Sincerity, the motto of the Four Square Club. Four Square gives a basket of food to a needy family at Thanksgiving. The Four Square Club of Cuyahoga Falls has earned national recognition because of their work with Family Service. Row: Susan Swain, Joan Muller, Barbara McLean, Elinora Ful- ler, Nancy Oldham, Bonnie Jordan, Marsha White, Judy Frye, Bettie Cunditt, Judy Thomas. Fourth Row: Peggy Catt, Norma Jean Hudson, Donna Walters, Paula Carlson, Sandra Hines, Joyce Hutt, Carole Kelso, Carol Carper, Lucinda Shetter, Miss Holtz, Pat McCormick. Miss Holst is the sponsor of this club. The ofticers are: President ..... ...... L ucy Lorentz Vice-President .. .. . Ruth Ann Carlson Secretary .... ..... S andra Bauman Treasurer . . . . . Joanne Sagadenckey B.W. Club First Row CFrontD, L. to R.: Sue Feil, Sally Wilson. Second Row: Betty Hayes, Connie Kelly, Carolyn Bond, Marilyn Mattison, The purpose ot B VV is to be ot service to the school as student librarians, They learn and prac- tice the fundamentals ot library under The guidance and sponsorship of Miss Mary Patton and Mrs. Mary Carter. B VV awards a twenty-tive dollar scholarship annually to a student interested in becoming a Dora Jean Guthrie, Sue Drake, Mrs. Carter. Third Row: Janice Cole, Jane Ashbrook, Miss Patton, Leslie Ober. librarian or teacher. First Semester Oflicers President ............,............. Sue Feil Vice-President . . . . . Sally Wilson Secretary .... . . . Connie Kelly Treasurer .. .. Betty Hayes Proiection Staff Firs1Row: Jerry Pyle, Dove Baldwin, Roger Long, Bobbie Davis. as Hier, Tim Wilcox, Mike Mock, James Muller, Russel Sfinaff, Second Row: Lowell Hall, Alvin Sandusky, Peter McLeod, Thom- Douglas Tripplet, Larry Middour, Mr. Shank. The Proiecfion Stoll is a service orgonizafion school classes and clubs. Mr. Eugene Shank serves of high school boys who shovv films for the high as their advisor, 77 Key Club First Row lFrontl, L. to R.: Ronald Ross, Neil Bevere, Leroy Lamborn, Phil Kirk, Tom Palechek, Frank Lopane, Tom Mullins. Second Row: Dick Bennett, Bill Todd, Jim Snyder, David Bunts, Robert Huber, Beniamin DeGrafT, Jim Coleman, Edward Clarke. Third Row: Gerald Wilson, Clyde Cox, Jack Archer, Thomas The purpose of Key Club is to give service tothe school and community, to develop leadership, provide experience in living together and to accept and promote the constitutional obiectives of Ki- wanis lnternational. Boys in tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades are eligible for membership. Mr. Smith, Ronald Policy, David Baldwin, Richard Baldwin, Robert Montgomery. Fourth Row: Richard Spessard, Paul Karres, Wil- liam Cole, Bruce Eckstein, Stanley Hyde, Ralph Hagelbarger, Mr. Jack Drews, advisor. Drew serves as the club advisor. Officers are: President ..... .... N eil Bevere Vice-President . . . . Leroy Lamborn Secretary . . . ..... Bob Turek Treasurer .. .. Tom Palecheck Hi-Y First Row: John Deryck, Kenneth Spencer, Pete Lepp, James Gregory, Brittoin Bradford, James Fritsch, Charles Kingdom. Second Row: Ronald Policy, James Clark, James Heir, David Mider, Fred Weil, Glenn Bowers, Michael Searl,'Robert Smith. Third Row: Roger Claypool, Richard Deryck, Joseph Beckett, The purpose ot Hi-Y club is to create, main- tain and extend throughout the community and school the high standards of Christian character. Clean speech, clean living, clean scholarship, and clean sportsmanship are the planks of the Hi-Y platform. As a part of the requirements for mem- bership each applicant must commit to memory the first and the twenty-third Psalms, the Lord's Prayer, and the Ten Commandments. Hi-Y is a service organization which aids the school by selling football programs, passing out William Dixon, Tom Clark, Paul Root, Ronald Searle. Fourth Row: David Flikkie, Robert Wills, Michal Richards, Gary Zesig- er, Richard Know, David Nelson, H. D. Saurer. Fifth Row: Rob- ert Bell, Fredrick Browning, Robert Perkins, Stanley Hyde, Leroy Lamborn, Dwight Talley. schedule cards and sponsoring assemblies at Easter and Christmas. Mr. Howard Saurer is the club advisor. The otticers are: First Semester President ..... . . Peter Lepp Vice-President . . . . . Ken Spencer Secretary . . . . . Britain Bradford Treasurer .. .... Jim Fritsh Chaplain .. ... Jim Gregory Senior Y-Teen First Row: Frances Phillips, Sue Morthland, Carol Gough, Pat Kerr, Barbara Christiansen, Margaret Campbell, Sue Swain, Barbara Mitchell, Sue Feil. Second Row: Paula Carlson, Sue Strong, Joy McClanahan, Sandy Scott, Lois Hutch, Florence First Row: Bonnie Jordan, Lora Scherer, Gretchen Vobbe, Judy Thomas, Rosemary Smith, Nancy Hurd, Sandra Brehm, Karen Carpenter, Marilyn Heftner, Janet Doster. Second Row: Marian Bonstein, Janet Shetler, Marsha White, Judy Senter, Ilene Barr, Nancy German, Judy Pearce, Sally Geul, Carol Lemke, Judy Dolis, Wilma Phelan, Carole Kelso, Lorene Bull, Robin Coe, Carol Carper, Julia McCoy. Third Row: Helen Erf, Connie Kel- ley, Joan Purbaugh, Lucy Lorentz, Jackie Steeg, Joanne Wil- son, Judy Wingerter, Judy Herhold, Sara Ports. Evans, Elinor Hawk, Martha Wright. Third Row: Helen Erf, Doris Wellace, Barbara Weisheit, Sheila Mulcahy, Joyce Huff, Nancy DeHart, Sandra Hines, Marcia Morris, Mary Lee Filing, Bonnie Lake, Judy Linnard, Yvonne Britt. Senior Y-Teen First Row: Barbara Crotts, Barbara Mclean, Donna Walters, San- dra Bauman, Carolyn Bond, Carol Hauser, Barbara Oldfield, Mar- ilyn Kaugher. Second Row: Carol Teagle, Carol Jones, Kay Kinsey Nancy Jones, Nancy King, Diane Schoenleb, Marilyn Frampton, First Row: Cheryl McDonald, Carol Haas, Sherry Carsten, Joyce Tangenberg, Helen Chenot, Janet Drew, Betty Hayes, Dale Dille- hunt. Second Row: Pat McCormick, Joan Muller, Dorothy Fauser, Mary Prentice, Dorothy Bittinger, Marilyn Walcott, Peggy Mc- Donna Eberhardt, Janet Turney, Nancy Holcomb, Par Franks, Ann Ports. Third Row: Helen Erf, Beverly Shoemaker, Sandra Funk, Norma Jean Hudson, Darla Bender, Barbara Hollow, Nadine Nix- on, Debbie Billingsley, Marilyn Mierau. Knight, Sandy Pett, Judy Miller. Third Row: Nancy Oldham, Lu cinda Shetter, Kathryn Kerr, Mary Jo Vincieguerra, Sheila Mulcahy Delores DeMarinis, Joan Tompkins, Sandra Scherer, Rosemary Pe terson, Helen Erf. 10th Grade Y-Teen First Row: Sondra Austin, Valma Ellison, Lowono Fazenbaker, Pat Busch, Judy Chambers, Joan Boser, Par Brundige, Dorothy Dick, Second Row: Judy Bradford, Barbara Falor, Donna Felm- ly, LuAnn Achberger, Judy Allen, Pat Church, Pat Brown, Don- Firsf Row: Joello Hamm, Elaine Heiser, Miriam Hostetfler, Judy Johnson, Carol Hersmon, Carol Inch, Carol Grimth, Linda Klolz. Second Row: Sue Housely, Mary Lee Horeman, Lois Houald, Judy Grafton, Carolyn Krause, Jean Glenny, Carol Kidd, Joyce na Briftain, Linda Frecka, Marcia Chapman. Third Row: Helen Erf, Marilyn Benson, Rosemary Brislinger, Kathryn Austin, Gail Carter, Betty Baechel, Jean Crano, Susan Drake. Jordon, Judy Gregor, Connie Harris. Third Row: Helen Erf, Shirley Grange, Judy Heckard, Jackie Hurr, Karen Kesselring, Helen Gravesmuehl. 10th Grade Y-Teen 'f First Row: Janet Peterson, Sue Martine, Phyllis Modirgns, Pat Myers, Doreen Phillips, Betsy McCornbs, Mary Perdriau, Lincla Ritchie, Mary Miller. Second Row: Debbie Reynolds, Elizabeth Litman, Kay Robinson, Joanne Pugh, Ann Lahmers, JoAnn Morgan, Carol Phillips, Carol Morton, Pam Ruckman, Dora First Row: Julie Sloop, Harriet Weber, Mary Schultz, Judy Walk- er, Judith Scharenberg, Betsy Sanderson, Roberta Sovil, Pat Salmon, Second Row: Liane VanNoy, Linda White, Margaret Terwilliger, Barbara Tarlowski, Jo White, Sue Williams, Linda fvfwf li Q rP Jean Guthrie, Sandra Owen, Joanne McClellan. Third Row: Helen Erf, Nancy Hawn, Bonnie Jones, Marcia Medlceli, Paula Neissen, Carol Lahmers, Betty Myers, Lois Lauch, Margie Lee, Mariorie Rilling, Lenore Kish, Sandra Lutz, Kathy Meloy. Swartzman, Linda Starbird, Julie Willenbacher, Marilyn Stan- ford. Third Row: Helen Eff, Marcy Walton, Mary Wilson, Mar- lene Wright, Linda Wilson, Christine Talrnadge, Carol Vail, Sue Sharps, Kay Shelley, Pat Wise, Marilyn Woody. Ninth Grade Y-Teen First Row: Joyce Arthurs, Carol Vinciguerra, Annalee Lindblad, Willet, Susan Galehouse, Pat Chase. Third Row: Yvonne Bishop, Wendy Staniforth, Karen Taylor, Pauleen Weaver, Nancy Ba- Nona Jorn, Evelyn Wetzel, Judy Koza, Carole Crawford, Sally con, Leona Viering. Second Row: Susan Senter, Lynn Hauprich, Steinhauer, Marcia Rauch, Amy Lipscomb, Miss Haberkost. Wanda Nye, Sue Bearden, Nancy Wendt, Karen Miller, Ruth Y-Teens is an organization for girls connected with the Y.W.C.A. This year there are three clubs in the high school. The first is the Senior club for Junior and Senior girls, the second is the lOth grade club and then the 9th grade club. The advisor for the Senior club and the lOth grade club is Miss Erf and the advisor for the 9th grade club is Miss Haberkost, The purpose of these groups is to build a fellowship ot women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are commit- ted by our faith as Christians. The Y-Teens in our high school work with the Hi-Y's. They prepare the Easter Assembly program for the high school and complete other proiects for the good of all. Congratulations-Y.W.C.A. -on your 100th Birthday. This year, 1955, the Young Women's Christian Association of the World is celebrat- ing its lOOth birthday. Over the years people everywhere have come to know its work and its character. People recognize the Y.W.C.A. as: A place where young people find friends of all races, religions, and creeds, and grow in better understanding of the world around. An organization that trains good citizens and leaders for a better society founded on the practices of Christian principles in daily life. A fellowship of women and girls bound together by devotion to a Christian faith. A sponsor of Y-Teen clubs the world over such as here at Cuyahoga Falls High School. To Y-teens of Falls High the Y.W.C.A. means wonderful times in parties, co-ed bowl- ing, the annual county-wide spring formal, the basketball tournaments and swim meets giving us a chance on a friendly, competitive basis to meet girls throughout this area. In our clubs we have inspiring discussions on religion, effects of harmful drugs, grooming, better international relations, citizenship-all of these experiences add up to say, Con- gratulations Y.W.C.A. for a wonderful first century and best wishes for the future! 85 Cheerleaders Joan Muller, Lucinda Shetter, Nancy Oldham, Cheryl MacDon- Captain, Lucy Lorentz. ald, Joan Tompkins, Thelma McVickers, Dorothy Fegancher, This year's enthusiastic crowd was lecl by cheerleaders have new uniforms. This year the these eight girls. The cheerleaders are chosen by cheerleaders led an organized cheering section a group ot teachers and a representative from both sponsored by Booster Club showing a spirit for Student Council and Booster Club. Each year the which our high school is known. 86 QF Maiorehes pf Mary Porter, Judy Herold, Joyce Huff, Karen Carpenter. Stepping high and Twirling To perfection in Alice Porter andJudy Herhold. Juniors-Karen Cor front of The band during football season were our penier and Joyce Hull. talented and shapely maioretfesf Seniors-Mary 87 Booster Club ff- rf. , Q., Q V 'qv W First Row: Sharon Carten, Pat Fleming, Vena Vincent, Florence Duncan, Judie Cottrill, Roberta Clark, Gloria Cobb, Mary Mar- garet Candlish, Peggy McKnight, Sandra Pett. Second Row: Gretchen Vobbe, Judy Thomas, Thelma McVicker, Judy Pearce, Jean Gresham, Leona Graham, Nancy Toomey, Nancy Dehart, Denise D'Andrea, Dale Dillehunt, Doris Wallace, Janet Doster, Linda Capper, Barbara Mitchell, Pat Kerr, Kathleen Lees, Joan Walker, Mary Maldinger, Pat Clemens. Third Row: Ann Chris- tian, Lora Scherer, Bettie Cundift, Marilyn Saunders, Gerry First Row tFrontJ, L. to R.: Lucy Lorentz, Joanne Purbaugh, Don- na Walters, Sandra Baughman, Barbara McLean, Connie Kelly, Sally Todd, Sandra Schoaf, Dottie Fegancher, Judy Schott, Margorie Bodley. Second Row: Bob Huber, Barbara Oldfield, Bette Winateld, Sandra Funk, Barbara Crotts, Mary Ann Kalil, Carolyn Welsby, Florence Dolis, Donna Eberhardt, Diane Schoenleb, Lila Frecka, Doloris Stebbens, Third Row: Peter Mc- Leod, David Baldwin, Ron Policy, Marilyn Mierau, Elinora Ful- ler, Virginia Bowers, Dorothy Reighard, Carol Teagle, Beverly Ward, Delores DeMarinis, Joyce Hutt, Dorothy Bittinger, Frances Phelps, Carol Gough, Joan Tompkins, Bonnie Jordan. Fourth Row: Catherine Kerr, Pat McCormick, Lucinda Shetter, Sandra Scherer, Sheila Mulcahy, Joan Muller, Rosemary Smith, Rose- mary Peterson, Nancy German, Marcia Morris, Barbara Weis- heit, Mary Jo Vinciguerra, Sue Feii, Carole Kelso, Julia McCoy, Marlene Dolis. Fifth Row: Nancy Oldham, Sue Swain, Geraldine Scaduto, Cheryl McDonald, Sandra Hines, Ilene Barr, Karen Gerlinger, Carol Carper, Mrs. Wilhelm, Mrs. Ripley. Shoemaker, Paula Carlson, Martha Wright, Dorothy Walker, Lucinda McGaughey, Fourth Row: Joy McClanahan, Diane Ed- mund, Nadine Nixon, Barbara Hollow, Joanne Wilson, Gloria Smith, Sara Ports, Marilyn Frampton, Carol Houck, Judy Frye, Nancy Holcomb, Pat Franks. Fifth Row: Charles Kingdom, Darla Bender, Wilma Phelan, Janet Turney, Judie Wingerter, Jackie Steeg, Judy Herhold, Joanne Foster, Jackie Hearty, Mary Por- ter, Ann Porter, Ann Ports, Mrs. Wilhelm, Mrs. Ripley. Booster Club .24 'fee First Row: Marcia Medkeft, Marilyn Stanford, Mary Ann Leffler, Sue Williams, Valmo Ellison, Helen Gravesmuehl, Barbara Fa- lor, Jean Crano, Linda Wilson, Connie Harris, Judy Chambers, Susan Drake, Carole Grifliths, Pat Meyers, Judy Heckerd. Sec- ond Row: Carol Morton, Carol Hersman, JoAnn McClellan, Sue Sharps, Judy Briling, Pat Snyder, Judy Gregor, Carole Nail, Joyce Jordan, Sandy Austin, Pat Busch, Mary Jane French, Sarah Ann French, Phyllis Modugne, Linda Starbird, Shirley Grange, Linda Ritchie, Marcia Chapman. Third Row: Julie Sloop, Marilyn Benson, Miriam Hostettler, Christine Tallmadge, First Row: Robin White, Jean Davies, Karen Miller, Nancy Wendt, Karen Reichart, Nancy Hood, Marilyn Morgan, Judy Phau, Sandra Nolf, Sandra Reid, Annalee Lindblad. Second Row: Anna K. Whitacre, Joyce Williamson, Diane Brown, Nancy Kyle, Sally Steinhauer, Sandra Bearden, Elizabeth Reynolds, Evelyn Wetzel, Barbara Watkins, Nancy Sinclair, Nona Jorn, Sandra Weisheit, Sally Hass, Karen Taylor, Carol Vinciguerra, Lynne Green. Third Row: Suzanne Faris, Mildred Stein, Mary Carol Kidd, Donna Felmly, Linda Frecka, Margaret Twilliger, Barbara Tarlowski, Helen Jo Harger. Fourth Row: Judy Graf- ton, Mary Lee Houman, Leane VanNoy, Mary Perdriau, Mary Lou Wilson, Carol Inch, Judy Walker, Ann Lahmers, Lois How- ald, Pat Brundige, Julie Willenloacher, Betsy McCombs, Judy Bradford, Harriet Wilson, Lois Lauch, Doris Higdon. Fifth Row: Mrs, Ripley, Marlene Wright, Mrs. Wilhelm, Doreen Phillips, Marcia Walton, Jo White, Kathy Meloy, Betty Myers, Carol Lahmers, Elaine Heiser, Carolyn Krause, Marilyn Woody, Jackie Hurr. Jane Bryers, Mariorie Ratos, Janet Horning, Nancy Gray, San- dro Binns, Judie Krupp, Sharon Alexander, Carolyn Huff, Susan Galehouse, Nancy Bell. Fourth Row: Nydio Williams, Mrs. Rip- ley, Judy Wiley, Mrs. Wilhelm, Janet Rhinehart, Leona Viering, Ruth Hopper, Nancy Koch, Patricia Tucker, Judy Bailey, Laura Marshall, Diane Nock, Wendy Staniforth, Carolyn Hooper, Patricia Lees. Tiger Tales Staff N I 2 9 i .431 First Row, Seated: Joan Walker, Debbie Billingsley. Second Row: Alberta Edwards, Joanne Wilson, Janet Turney, Rita Ket- First Row, Seated: Barbara Crotts, Carolyn Bond, Charles King- dom, Sara Ports, Diane Schoenleb. Second Row: Ronald Policy, ls this typewriter being used? Did you get those ads serviced? Chuck, assign a filler article, These are the questions and orders which tly thick and fast in room ll7 in preparation for the meeting of the paper's deadline. Tiger Tales comes out every three weeks. A party is given lSl'fTtGI'l. Elinor Hawk, Marilyn Kaugher, Norma Jean Hudson, Nanci Goshorn, Andrew Wright. each semester to the class having the most sub- scriptions. To help pay for pictures, candy is sold after school and tax stamps are collected and used. Last June tour students were sent to Ohio University to a iournalism workshop. The advisor of the paper is Miss Louise Flickinger. The editor this year is Chuck Kingdom. Cuyahogan Staff First Row: Joan Purbaugh, Virginia Bowers, Eleanara Fuller, Alberta Edwards, Carol Houser, Joanne Wilson, Lucy Lorentz. Second Row: Carol Jones, Donna Shoaf, Ronald Policy, Yvonne Britt, Barbara McLean, Jacquelyn Steeg, Nancy King, Joy Mc- Clanahan, Judy Morton. Third Row: Miss Sears, Edward Clark, The Cuyahogan staft is made up of students trom the June and January graduating classes of this year. This year sales fell very little below the high mark ot over lOOO sold in 1954. The business staff with Mr. Howard Saurer as advisor did an excellent hw 3 Wm Charles Kingdom, Harrison Williams, Michael Mock, Bob Schray, Arthur Marble, Lowell Hall, Peter McLeod, Robert Stal- der, Mr. Sauer, Donna Wolters, Kenneth Spencer, Norma Cook- ley, Sara Ports, Sally Todd, Carolyn Welsby, Melvin Solberger, Franklin Lopane, Sandra Bauman. 'ob. l Without the patience and interest of the ad- visor, Miss Sallie Sears, this yearbook could not have been possible. Editors of the staff are: l2A, Lucy Lorentz, l2B, Mike Mock, Ron Policy. KL National Thespians i First Row: James Hawkins, Margaret Campbell, Laura Scherer, tiansen, James Anderson, John Deryck, Clyde Cox, Charles King- Marilyn Stanford. Second Row: James Coleman, Barbara Chris- dom, Lowell Hall. The National Thespians' aims are to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic activities among students and teachers, and to set growing standards ot excellence in all phases of Dramatic Arts, speaking, acting, writing, directing, staging, costum- ing, designing, make up, pantomime, and dance. It develops in youth an appreciation of the theatre, movies, radio, and television, in order to make them intelligent consumers of dramatic proiects. They attend Thespian Conference, put on one- act plays for the school and community social and civic groups. The sponsors are C. W. Heintz and Paul Nou. The officers are: Fall Semester President ...... ............ M argaret Campell Vice-President ..,. . . . James Anderson Secretary ...... . . . Lora Lee Scherer Treasurer . . . .... John Deryck National Forensic League In Front, Standing: James Coleman. First Row, L. to R.: Nadine Morgan, Edna Hamilton, Martha Henderson, Ann Douglas, Marcy Lou Waltenbaugh. Second Row: Mary Schultz, Marilyn Woody, Judy Johnson, Karen Kesselring, Margaret Campbell. Third Row: The purpose of N.F.L. is to promote the interest ot interscholastic debate, oratory, and public speak- ing by encouraging a spirit of fellowship and by con- ferring upon candidates a worthy badge ot distinction. Forensic League activities for ,the year are par- ticipation in the Northeastern Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce. Debate tournament, Prince ot Peace Judy Walker, Paula Neisson, Mary Prentice, Joyce Gymoty, Bar- bara Christiansen. Fourth Row: Janet Drew, Lois Howald, Erika Wendt, Donald Arnold, Tom Buck, Lowell Hall. Fifth Row: Steve Kesselring, John Deryclc. tournaments and the I Speak for Democracy con- tests. The ofticers are: President ..,.... ....... . . . Barbara Christiansen Corresponding Secretary . . ........ Janet Drew Recording Secretary ..... . . . Marilyn Woody Treasurer ......... ... Jim Coleman Young April Young April, a three-act comedy by Aurania and4William Spence Rouvevol, was given by the June class of 1954 on May 14 and 15, 1954. This is a story of the amusing cmd embarrassing incidents in the love and life of the teen-age Mclntyres. Terry 1Ann Harpleyb and George lFred Bodej find learning about love very difficult. Others in the cast were David Davenport, Marilyn Hageman, Jim Buck, Gerry Segars, Sandy Bunts, Phyllis McCann, Lorena Arkwell, Bob Reiter, Ken Callahan, Gerald Henry, Don Force, Pat Gamble, Martha Koch, and Carol Dyer. Beverly Carroll was the student director under Mr. Heintz. 96 Senior Play - Imaginary Invalid First Row lFrontJ, L. to R.: Lucy Lorentz, Melvin Solberger, Joan Pur- baugh, Sue Eggers, Frank Lopane, Dorothy Fegancher, Jim Snyder, Bob Holland, Connie Kelly. Second Row: Bill Kaylor, Juanita Mira- The senior class play was presented by the Jan- uary graduating class of 1955 inthe high school audi- torium November 24 and 26. The play was The Imaginary Invalid by the early French dramatist, Moliere, who clied while playing the lead in the play. Frank Lopane was Argon the imaginary invalid. Argan believed that his daughter Angelique played by Lucy Lorentz should marry a doctor. Then Argon would always be sure of medical attention. However, Angelique was in love with a young mon by the name bal, Barbara McLean, Clyde Cox, Janice Gadfield, Donna Walters, Sandra Bauman. Third Row: Norman Killian, Ed Cusack, Joe Etoll, Mick Dunn of Cleante played by Mel Solberger. Everything finally worked out in the end with the help of the French maid Toinette played by Dotty Fegancher and Argan's brother Beralde played by Jim Snyder. Others in the cast were Monsieur Fleurant played by Mick Dunn, Beline played by Joan Purbough, Mon- sieur DeBonnefor played by Bill Kaylor, Monsieur Diafoirus played by Bob Holland, Thomas Diafoirus played by Clyde Cox, Louison played by Sue Eggers, and Monsieur Purgon played by Joe Etoll. Pistol Club f cs ,Q Aff! 'hat The pistol club hos done very well so tor, con- night. sidering oll their motches hove been ogoinst odult Pistol Club Scores shooters. This is the Hrst yeor o pistol club hos been Cuyohogo Folls Police 844 ...... Pistol Club 786 formed ot Folls. The groduoting senior who totols the Borberton Police 1431 ..... ... Pistol Club 1157 highest number ot points during the tour yeors he hos Firestone Pistol Club 1293 ....... Pistol Club 1000 been shooting will be given o trophy on recognition Rifle Club First Row lFront1, L. to R.: John Wclshburn, Robert Woggoner, dcin, Kenneth Roberts, Dove Zukowski. .lomes Loitz, Charles Orth, Hugh West, Dwight Talley, Bruce Jor- 2 98 Building And Grounds Committee i First Row CFron'ib, L. to R.: Joanne Sagadencky, Donna Smith, Betsy William Disbro, Charles Bichman, Ellis Wooldridge, Danny Calla Sanderson, Mary Perdriau, Marlyn Madison, Sue Feil, Joy McCIan- han, Frank Lopane. ahan, Sandra Bauman, Sara Ports. Second Row: Eugene Hoover, 99 District Speech Winners DEBATE, L. to R.: Mary Prentice, James Coleman, Janet Drew, Low- ell Hall. INDIVIDUAL: Barbara Christiansen, John Deryck, Mar- The people won the right to represent Cuyahoga Falls High School and the Ohio High School Speech garet Campbell, Connie Harris. League district in the State finals in Columbus ai if-rf' If fm' 4 A C, x A: -:Q-va A-5 I A Cappella Choir w3f 1 First Row: Beverly Spuhler, Norma Coakley, Janet Riley, Sherry Carsten, Doris Jean Ross, Diane Schoenleb, Bonnie Jordan, Judy Morton, Carol Sittser, Gail Spellman, Nadine Nixon, Donna Eber- gordt, Ruth Indield, Janet Bowers. Second Row: Sandra Hines, Marcia Morris, Joanne Wilson, Carolyn Leonard, Peggy McKnight, Paula Carlson, Edith Ewerth, Sandra Scherer, Lucinda Shetter, Jo- anne Foster, Bette Winaleld, Barbara Mills, Joan Tompkins, Marge Bodley. Third Row: Pete Lepp, Jim Pohl, Frank Lopane, Randal Miller, Dan Callahan, Bob Wells, Ellis Wooldridge, Stan Hyde, Jim Bearden, Jim Snyder, Ed Clark, Harold Shaver, Bill Frederick, Larry Beck, Norman Henry. Girls' Octette First Row CFrontl, L. to R.: Alberta Edwards, Jonne Bucher, Sheila leb, Ruth inheld. Mulcahy, Pat McCormick, Sue Stein, Lucinda Shetter, Diane Schoen- A Cappella Choir First Row: Susan Tier, Leona Graham, Alberta Edwards, Cheryl McDonald, Pai McCormick, Virginia Hinkle, Marlene Erb, Linda Copper, Judy Inch, Nancy Oldham, Nancy Dillmore, Sue Swain, Clara Piscazzi. Second Row: Edward Farmer, Jane McMahon, Suzan Seaver, Kay Kinsey, Sheila Mulcahy, Ruth Carlson, Betty Cundiff, Kathleen Lees, Carole Kelso, Joyce Huff, Rosemary Peterson, Sue The A Cappella Choir which is The most serious vocal group in The high school, consists of nineiy Juniors and Seniors, who are selected after having fried out. Stein, Carol Teagle, Miss Long. Third Row: Ari Marble, Jerry Wil- son, Norman Smifh, Neil Bevere, Richard Miller, Roger Claypoole, Bill Davis, Gordon Beary, Dave Cargill, Bruce Ecksiine, Ralph Stahl- quisf, James Thomann, Paul Criswell, Ron Policy, Edward Hinkle, Jay Mallebone, Ed Hosiefiler, Dick Warman. This year The choir plans To present a show in December and possibly a Musical Comedy in the Spring. Miss Long, the direcfress, also schedules the choir for many outside performances. Boys' Glee Club 4. Lf First Row QFrontJ, L. to R.: Jim Fox, Oliver DeLong, Edwin Martain, Dale Dillmore, Bob Wilhelm, Bruce Craddock, Paul Roese, Larry McCormick, Mike Searl, Jim Cook, David Rush, Dave Cochrane. Second Row: Ronnie Heck, Bob Smith, Mike Levering, Bill Martz, Brad Bachtell, Don Barnes, Charles Reed, Bob Cochran, Bob De- First Row fFrontJ, L. to R.: Ralph Halliwill, Michael Manning, Paul Shearer, George Kain, George Rogers, Noel Mills, Allan McCaul- ley, Tom Taylor, Gordon Dodd, Dean Walters. Second Row: Tom Lutzner, Larry Tiffon, Robert Peryck, Frank Blondell, Fred Weil, Joe Koza, William Lyons, Fredrick Booth, Richard Gross, Robert Jones, Long, Larry Middour, Madison Hall, Dick Knox, Mike Farris, Tom Kikendall, John Grom, Miss Long. Third Row: Ronnie Searl, George Copper, Charles King, Gene Hanerick, Jerry Ocker, Gordon Grin- nom, Tom Barr, Mike Ostergard, Ray Betz, Hugh West, Mike Miller, Charles Llewellyn, James Reynolds, Robert Nichols. David Wilhelm, Thomas Burgess. Third Row: James Clark, Charles Beswetherick, James Pughe, Robert Dewey, Karl Hilgert, Rober Feiler, David Hughes, Tom Smith, Ronald Blackerby, James Ander- son, Billie Davis, Robert Hall, John Hearty, James DeHart. Girls' Senior Glee Club First Row: Marie Didato, Juanetta Gave, Pat Fleming, Darolyn Sor- enson, Marilyn Wollcott, Dolores DeMarinis, Joyce Tangenburg, Vena Vincent. Second Row: Karleen Maxwell, Sharon McCaulley, Linda Beclc, Rosemary Smith, Mary Perdriau, Mary Lee Filing, Nancy Toomey, Peg Ketterman, Judie Cottrill, Donna Smith. Third Row: Carol Bacon, Norma Mothersbaugh, Janice Gadheld, Sue Marth- land, Nancy Kieckman, Doris Wallace, Margaret Westoit, Florence Duncan, Carol Lahmers, Pat Kerr, Janet Doster, Bonnie Lake, Miss Long. Melody Men First Row QFrontJ, L. to R.: Norman Henry, Randal Miller, Richard Warman, Edwin Hosrettler, Edward Farmer, William Davis, David Cargill, John Hearty fabsentl. All-Girl Choir First Row: Pat Meyers, Dora Jean Guthrie, Ann Douglas, Janet Braniger, Linda Wilson, Connie Harris, Marilyn Wells, Sue Mar- tine, Donna Felmly, Mary Schultz, Marilyn Benson. Second Row: Carolyn Wuerzer, Mary Lee Houman, Catherine Austin, Jane Case, Judy Grafton, Liane VanNoy, Miriam Hostettler, Joanne Pugh, Kay Robinson, Joanne Sagadencky, Joan Boser, Sue Sharps, Judy The All-Girl Choir is limited to sophomore girls interested in a cappella singing. There are fifty girls in the present group and each one was given a try- out before being accepted. 108 Allen, Judith Scharenberg, Carol Phillips, Jean Glenny. Third Row: Judy Barber, Lois Glasgow, Barbara Shaver, Carol Coolidge, Paula Niesen, Barbara Falor, Linda Leonard, Judy Heckerd, Erika Wendt, Marcia Bedkelt, Lois Howald, Margaret Macy, Linda Moore, Julie Willenbacher, Betsy McCombs, Jo White, Karen Kesselring, Lou- Ann Archberger, Miss Long. These girls meet twice a week. They take part in the annual spring concert. The All-Girl Choir is directed by Miss Long. , is Q it f 5'1 i 1 i , i it ,- Liam Spring The program was presented in two parts. The first half saw the choir dressed in tormal attire. In the second halt of the program the choir donned their robes and turned from light-hearted to more serious and religious numbers, including the ,,. M Concert impressive Lord's Prayer and Hallelujah, Christ Livethf' The entire program was directed by Miss Jose- phine Long. Off The Records The A Cappella Choir presented OFF the Rec- ords, a musical revue, directed by Miss Josephine M. Long, on December lOth and llth, 1954. The program was divided into two parts. The main features of part one were the Melodettes, Marlene Erb and the choir singing There's No Business Like Show Business. The highlights of part two were the dramatization of the composing ot Silent Night and the choir singing the t-lalleluiah Chorus, from Handel's Messiah The entire presentation made an excellent and very en- joyable program. Girls' Junior Glee Club First Row lFrontl, L. to R.: Mary Jane Parsons, Judy Brislinger, Mary Leitler, Joyce Jordan, Carol Kidd, Carol Vail, Chris Talmadge, Valma Ellison, Patricia Bush, Shirley Rawson. Second Row: Lenore Kish, Phyllis Modugno, Virginia Nye, Sandra Kline, Yvonne Farmer, Kathy Meloy, Mary Frances McLurdy, Marilyn Miller, Linda White, First Row, L. to R.: Sandra Austin, Carol Inch, Judy Hewitt, Clara Briner, Wendy Stanitorth, Sandy Weisheit, Sandy Reid, Barbara Watkins, Sandy Noll, Daroline Fichey, Lynn Green. Second Row: Judy Gregor, Charlotte Campbell, Fay Bowler, Nancy Wendt, Elizabeth Reynolds, Sue Bearden, Sally Steinhauer, Evelyn Wetzel, Pauline Weaver, Judy Pfau, Sue Galehouse, Ruth Willett. Third Row: Sally Bridgewater, Patty Schambra, Judy Ruft, Lucille Reed, Dorothy Moore, Jeannette Hodges. Third Row: Mrs. Butler, Susan Evans, Kay Shelley, Sandra Lutz, Brenda Hollar, Lauanna Fayen- baker, Jill Gemberling, Mary Lou Wilson, Irene Shettler, Lucy Bonaficin, Marilyn Mathson, Jackie Hurr, Pat Snyder. Judy Jordan, Judy Krupp, Mary Jane Bryers, Sally Haas, Janet Horning, Loni White, Jean Salyards, Janet Gilmore, Ernestine Tru- ex. Fourth Row: Mildred Stein, Suzanne Farish, Stephenie Gustin, Nancy Sinclair, Sandra Skidmore, Barbara Westman, Jane Ash- brook, Anna Hobday, Diane Baltz, Fifth Row: Mrs. Butler, Sandra Hassard, Pauline Cambria, Wilma Poland, Nancy Lawe, Connie Crane. '51-rf Junior Girls' Glee Club First Row: Patricia Carroll, Ann Darrow, Betty Thomas, Leona Vier- ing, Karen Reichart, Carol Vinciguerra, Karen Toylor, Annalee Lindblad, Mariorie Reynolds, Carolyn Huff. Second Row: Nydia Williams, Yvonne Bishop, Delores, Cusack, Carolyn McNichols, Janet Hardman, Sharon Alexander, Judy Chambers, Gay Keys, Nancy Ellenberger, Amy Lipscomb, Judy Kreiner. Third Row: Joyce First Row: Anna K. Whitacre, Sue Williams, Pamela Ruckman, Nancy Kyle, Patricia Stucker, Ruth Hopper, Nancy Hood, Marilyn Morgan, Diane Hoortz, Sandra Bins, Nancy Koch, Joyce Williams. Second Row: Diane Brown, Betty Smith, Doreen Phillips, Edna Hamilton, Ethel Matherbaugh, Patricia Wise, Linda Swartzman, Nona May Jorn, Karen Miller, Sandra Owen. Third Row: Margaret Gleeson, Laura Marshall, Catheryn Kaser, Ann Donaldson, Betty Arthurs, Marcia Rauch, Sally Chatterfield, Joriorie Rilling, Linda Macrow, Elizabeth Litman, Carol Dillehunt, Nancy Bacom, Sandro Shook, Barbara Roop. Fourth Row: Mrs. Butler, Suellen McCullough, Yvonne Sickman, Marcia Walton, Janet Rinehart, Mary Melvin, Elaine Howell, Carol Cameron, Pat Thompson, Karen Adams, Cor- olee Mace, Sandra Ranefeldt. Wohlford, Pat Leighton, Sharon Shoot, Mildred Sohol, Pat Brown, Christina Woolcott, Martha Henderson. Fourth Row: Carol Dyke, Pat Chase, Ann Hylton, Janet Leonard, Lynn Hanprich, Nancy Gray. Fifth Row: Mrs. Butler, Becky Richardson, Bonnie Shutz, Ida Mae Goshorn, Charlotte Selzer, Susan Senter, Diane Miller, Debby Wooper, Pot Hutchinson. Y' The Concert Ancl Marching Bcmcls The versatile High School Band under the direc- tion of R. O. Reynolds and Joseph Brode display their talents Through their Pop and Spring Concerts. For the past four years they have rated a I in state compe- tition. ln the Fall the band changes to a fast stepping marching band. This band adds color and rhythm to the tiger football games. .Q 4 High School Dance Bancl First Row fFrontl, L. to R.: Alan Johnson, Leroy Lamborn, David sard, Douglas Hinkle, Gordon Shilling, Larry Gay, Kenneth Gluck, Lewis, Lynn Martin, Alan Ruthbun Cubsentl. Second Row: Dick Spes- James Loitz. 112 Orchestra First Row lFrontJ, L. to R.: Lois Hutch, Joan Skinner, Phyllis Moore, James Miller, Russel Stinaff, Celia Calco, James Thomas, Susan Janet Drew, Ralph Hagelbarger, Nancy Knosher, Dale Dillehunt, Strong, Sandra Christian, Mr. Jacoby. Sherry Carsten, Mary Jane Bryers. Second Row: Ted Eisenman, The orchestra, working under their new director, Mr. Jacoby, meets third period in the morning, every day of the week. This year the orchestra is playing a variety of numbers. The otticers are: President ...... ........... L ois Hutch Vice-President . . . . . . Ralph Hagelbarger Secretary ....... ...... D ale Dillehant Awards Committee . . . . . Celia Calco Librarian ....... . . Phyllis Moore 113 , Cuyahoga Falls Varsity - Black Tigers 'dw First Row lFrontJ: Dave Cyrill, Jim Clark, Jerry Reeves, Ed Farmer, Ronnie Lyons, Jerry Wilkinson, Bill Helmling, Paul Brunswick, Dave Tedrow, Dave Zukowski, Second Row: Richard Maison-Mgr., Gro- ver Gregory, Jack Calvert, Jack Garrison, Pete Lepp, Hank Beid- ler, Dale Huston, Bob Taylor, Jim Eritsch, Bob Malson. Third Row: Paul Root-Mgr., Don Glenny, Gordon Beaty, Jim Gregory, Paul Chapman, Dan Callahan, Ellis Wooldridge, Jim Boeke, Jack Durbin, Phil Kirk, Allen Sprowl, Joe Saccona, Bill Franke-Mgr. Fourth Row: Ton Palechek, Tom Hier, Stan Anthony, Ronnie Martin, Ed Baker, Jim Senter, Richard Thomas, John Deryck, Bob Shray-Mgr., Jerry Wilson-Mgr. Through the course of the 1954 football season the Black Tigers won two, tied two, and lost six. This was Jim Loughridge's last year as head coach of C.F.H.S., as he is going into administration. The co-captains, Dale Huston and Hank Beidler made the all-district team, Beidler at ottensive guard and Huston at defensive end. Sept. i7-Hower Vocational 24-Fostoria ........ Oct. 2-Maple Heights 8-Akron Kenmore .. i5-Akron Buchtel 22-Elyria ...... 29-Akron North .... Falls Opp. Score Score l4 l-4 . i9 7 . 7 20 . i9 6 ...H .... T3 i3 ...H .... O 26 7 12 Nov. 5-Toledo Woodward .... H .... i3 25 12-Ba rberton ...... 19-St. Vincent . . . O 27 ...H .... i2 32 Football First Row lFrontJ, L. to R.: Charles Beckman, Ralph Kissler, Robert Wells, Will Brantley, Richard Deryck, Conrad Gerhardt, Robert Green, Larry Baker, John Gleason. Second Row: Robert Shaefter, Paul Brunswick, Forest Bennett, John Kane, Thomas Zarle, Bruce Jordan, Robert Hall, Mark Goodman, David Hughes, Donald Burt. Third Row: Harold Tolk, Leroy LaFever, Mike Levering, Mike Hen- derson, Mickey Gregory, Ralph Halliwell, Richard Bordenkircher, Larry Riltle, Paul Kerres, Thomas Chaboudy. Fourth Row: John Hal- leck, David Usher, Richard Hartman, Robert Franchi, Jim Wormald, Tom Kmet, Dean Walters, David Galehouse, John Lemke, Bruce Rounds, Tom Kaser, Tom Barr. Fifth Row: John Graum, James Butcher, George Benson, Bill Disbro, Stan Haude, Kent Hughes, Robert Deryck, John Kellogg, Ronnie Taylor, Jerry Bloom, David Llewellyn. Sixth Row: Robert Randall, Tom McNalley, Carl Walter, James Cary, Allen Johnston, John Pulley, Ken Slama, Don Brun- dige, Tom Bruno, George Berry. Junior Varsity Ancl Freshman Squads The freshman football team tinished with a season record of four wins, no losses and one tie. Coached by Mr. Leffler and Mr. Fuerst, the team scored 91 points while allowing their opponents only 26. They held the opposition scoreless in three games. Falls . . . 7 Akron Hower . . . . 7 Falls ... ... 2l Springfield . .. . O Falls .. 20 St. Mary's .. . l9 Falls .. ... 28 Springfield .. . O Falls .. . I5 Barberton .. . O 117 1 C , ww, -yr ' -Q, G7 , ,s W ,.. X . 541 4 V 'Hr i K N '1r'5 1 s 'Q' Pwffxgy Q N E- ff- -4' .QQ , ,M , 5 . Football .y M Team First Row fFron1J, L. to R.: Dan Callahan, Ellis Wooldridge, Jim Fourth Row: Jim Gregory, Hank Beidler-Co-Capt., Dale Huston- Boeke, Paul Chapman. Second Row: Bolo Tayler, Bill Dartschi Jim Co-Capt., Gordon Beary, Fifih Row: Ed Baker, Pete Lepp, Dave Loughridge, Gordon Ackerman, Jack Durbin. Third Row: Jerry Cyrill, Jim Frilsch. Wilkinson, Carl Tuerst, Al Marshall, Harold Leffler, Jack Garrison. 113 1954 lSpringl First Row: Arthur Marble, Jack Archer, Ger- ald Zukowski. Second Row: Coach Watson, Harold Whitacre, John Bender. s 2,15 il lf' ' 5 V..k , 'ij r 7 ,, .. Track is rapidly becoming a popular varsity sport at Falls High. Although the team has no track of its own, the enthusiastic spirit and keen competition on the squad carried them through a tough schedule. Four new school records were set during the season. Mike Mireau set a discuss record with a toss ot Track Team First Row lFrontJ, L. tc R.: Ralph Stewart, Dick Bordenkirker, Tom Kikendall, Don- ald Burt, Tom Barle, Bob Cochran, Ed Farmer, Dave Miller, Second Row: Jim Senter, Pete Lepp, Phil Kirk, Joe Saccog- na, Dick Bennet, Leroy Larnborn, Jerry Wilkinson. Third Row: Ed Hinkle, Ellis Wooldridge, Gorden Shilling, Robert Monle, Bill Helming, Carl Fuerst-Coach. l43 feet, four inches, while Carl Palechek set two new school records with a time of 15.9 seconds in the high hurdles and 21.2 seconds in the low hurdles. Leroy Lamborn was the outstanding distance man, setting a new school record of 4 minutes, 39 seconds in the mile run. Tennis Team Wrestling Team First Row fFrontJ, L. to R.: Ronny Thompson, George Rogers, Ralph Halliwell, Ted Ersman, Dave Houck, Bob Andrea, Richard Ross. Second Row: Pete Secirst, Bob Schafter, Doug Hinkle, Stan An- thony, Bucky Stoltz, Jim Snyder--Co-Capt., Paul Chapman-Co- Capt., Jim Clark, Phil Kirk, Jim Senter. Third Row: Lester Johnson, Ellis Wooldridge, John Cook, Richard Deryck, Bucky Stoltz, Dick Hartman, Roy Williams, Bob Weiner. Fourth Row: Tom Hier, Dave Hughes, Dwight Talley, Roy Betts, Jim Smith, Jim Anderson, C. A. Hinkle-Coach, D. Hulick. The wrestling team, under the direction ot Mr. Hinkle, won two matches and lost ten. Senior Jack Calvert had the best individual record with six wins, one loss, and one draw. Members Of The Golf Team Sam Cropley, Paul Favalon, Ralph Hagelbarger, Karl Hilgert, 5th man who did not play, Ronny Brown. Cuyahoga Falls 7 7.5 Cuyahoga Falls 9 Cuyahoga Falls 7 'lCuyahoga Falls 9 Cuyahoga Falls 9 Barberton 2 l.5 East O Buchtel 2 Central O Hower 9 Cuyahoga Falls Garfield 2 7 'iCuyahoga Falls Ravenna 7.5 1.5 Cuyahoga Falls St. Vincent 3 6 Cuyahoga Falls South 7 2 'Forfeit Won 8 Lost 2 The golf team placed third in the league and they were tied for tenth place in the district with 336 points. Swim Team First Row, L. to R.: Richard Bordenkircher, Bruce Tompkin, Paul Spessard, Tom Romito, Mike Leverlng John Kane Craig Scott Favalon, Edward Carey, James Biggs. Second Row: Coach Carl Gary Tompkin, The swimming team, under the direction of Mr. Carl Spessard, won seven matches and lost only two. Most of the matches were held either at Y.M.C.A. or the Akron Community Center. Dec. Dec. Dec Jan. Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Kent State .... Akron St. Mary.. Akron Buchtel . . . Akron East ..... Akron South .. Coventry ..... Akron St. Mary Akron Central . . . Akron Garfield the 23 25 45 19 29 29 38 25 9 Baseball Team First Row lFrontJ, L. to R.: Paul Chriswell, Don Johnson, Larry Gay, Bruce Monteith, Ned Oldham Bill Kalbaugh William Porter Dale Dave Thomas, Frank Clarke, Gene Cochrane, Bob Wilkinson, Huston, Paul Chapman, Pete McLeod Mgr Herk Grey Mgr Charles Gatts, Dick Muster. Second Row: Mr. C. Spessard-Coach, BASEBALL Won 4 Lost 4 Falls 5 .... . . . Wadsworth Falls l ... .. St. Mary Falls 3 . . . . . Wooster Falls 8 . . . . . Wadsworth Falls 4 .. Barberton Falls 2 .. .. Gartleld Falls 9 ........................... St. Mary Falls 7 ..................... Western Reserve Ned Oldham ended the season with a .469 batting average. PITCHING RECORD Gatts ....... .................. Kalbaugh .... Huston .... Chapman .... 122 l 2 l O s,,.,,,,,. .. We ,, .V N. 1 gn.-..... l tffff.. V . 1 First Row, L. to R.: Coach Watson, Don Johnson KVD, Gene Coch- rane CVT, Herky Gray, Bill Halleck LVD, Todd Thomas CVD, Assistant Coach Harold LeFfler. Second Row: Dave Tedrow lJVJ, Jack Gar- rison QVJ, Jack Durbin QVJ, Jim Fritsch iVl, Pete Lepp lVl, Dave Cyrill IVJ. Third Row: Harry Kalbaugh lVl, Dan Callahan iJVi, George Wilmont QJVD, Jim Boeke UVB, Bob Pratt TJVW, Karl Hil- gert i.lVl, Herb Knopp KJVJ, Jerry Brighton KJVU. Basketball Team TOURNAMENT The Black Tigers downed the Barberton Magics, 60-48, in the second round ot play ot the Class A sectional tournament at Kent, February 26. Gene Cochrane was high scorer with 23. Coach VVatson's cagers had automatically passed up the tirst round ot play by being voted fourth-seeded team by area coaches. They then went on to down the Akron North Vikings, 50-44, in the sectional semifinals, March 3. lt was the first time a Falls team had beaten North twice in succession lthey downed them in last year's tournament alsol. Cochrane was again high with I6 points. The Black Tigers met Akron Central, the Akron city champions, in the sectional finals, March 5. Coach Watson, Butch Johnson, Bill Halleck, Gene Cochrane, Todd Thomas, Dave Cyrill, Jack Durbin, Jim Fritsch, Pete Lepp Varsity Basketball Team The Black Tiger varsity finished with a record ot ll wins and 4 losses during the regular season. Captain Gene Red Cochrane was coach Bill Watson's most consistent scorer, missing double figures in only one game. Jim Fritsch was the chiet rebounder ofthe squad and Jack Durbin the big playmalcer. Dec. Falls ....... 48 Kent Roosevelt . . . Dec Falls ....... 64 Kenmore ....... Dec. Falls ....... 54 Akron South .... Dec Falls ....... 31 Alliance ........ Dec Falls ..,.... 53 Ashland ....,... Dec Falls ....... 75 Cleveland Heights Jan. Falls ....... 59 St. Vincent's .... Jan Falls ....... 62 Norton ........ Jan Falls ....... 55 East ........... Jan Falls ....... 41 Massillon ....... Jan Falls ....... 66 Western Reserve. . Feb Falls ....... 58 Ellet ........... Feb. Falls ....... 64 St. Vincent's .... Feb Falls ....... 62 GAM .......... Feb. Falls ....... 65 Orange ........ Feb. Falls ....... 36 Akron Central . . . Tournament Feb. Falls ....... 60 Barberton ...... 124 First Row, L. to R.: Bob Huber, Jerry Brighton, Herb Knopp, Bill Hecky, Carl Hilgert, Jim Boeke, Bob Pratt, Dave Tedrow, Jim Smith Todd, Harry Kalbaugh, Pete McLeod. Second Row: Watson, Larry George Wilmot, Lettler. Reserve Basketball The reserve basketball team, under the direction of Mr. Bill Watson and Mr. Harold Lefiler, won lO games in l5 starts, including five straight victories at the end ot the season. Dec. 3- Falls Kent Roosevelt . . . Dec lO-Falls Kenmore ....... Dec i4-Falls Akron South .... Dec i7-Falls Alliance ........ Dec. 23-Falls Ashland ........ Dec. 30-Falls Cleveland Heights Jan 7-Falls St. Vincent's ..,. Jan ll-Falls Norton ......... Jan 15-Falls Akron East ..... Jan 22 Falls Massillon ....... .lan 29 Falls Western Reserve . Feb l-Falls Ellet ........... Feb 4 Falls St. Vincent's .... Feb Feb i2 18 Falls Falls Cleveland Orge. . Akron Central . . . ......w,.,----- V .-Efas igx ' 1 ,. ,, , ,- K , ig V L. iwzzse new K M X, ,V ,K N A, MRFKFEET? E -V ' ' - - f L 'A 41 . , ,gm , 5,,,M,,g,z :: . f,:e g..,,f ,s' L A ' a sf V B k H First Row, L. fo R.: Dove Thomas, Jim Frifsch, Pete Lepp. Second as e a Row: Gene Cochrane, Butch Johnson, Dave Cyrill. Third Row: Bull Halleck, Dove Tedrow, Jock Garrison. 126 Autographs Upper 1009 Of January 1955 Barbara McLean, Carol Jones, Lucy Lorentz, Juanita Mirabaugh, Melvin SoIberger, Sue Eggers, John Farris. Upper Ten Per Cent of June 1954 PEGGY JO CHENOT SARAH LEWIS MARTHA KOCH JOAN GRIFFITH CAROL DYER JUDY DAVIS BETTY JO COOK KAREN WHITE RUTH MIDDLETON SANDRA HAAS PEGGY WHILE HARRIET DREW VELMA BECKETT CATHERINE ZIMMERMAN 130 BETTY OERTEL SANDRA BUNTS JIM BUCK LYNN TAYLOR RICHARD BARR FRED BODE DENNY BARNES Leadership award June 1954 Jim Buck and Ann Harpley smile as they receive the coveted trophy. Leadership award Qualifications for the award are evaluated by stu- officer of the class, clubs, student council, and executive dent council. A person receives points for serving as committee. Grades are not considered. Leadership awards Jan. 1955 Jack Garrison and Sue Eggers pose after accepting the award. i 1 , 7 131 Manhood and Womanhood June i954 Lynn Taylor and Catherine Zimmerman pose with the manhood and womanhood trophies, the reward of four years diligently spent. The womanhood award was established by the The manhood award was presented to CFHS by girls of the high school to honor Rowena Ross, only the Pinkertons to honor George, who died while pre- girl graduate to give her lile in World War II. paring for West Point. Lucy Lorentz beams after learning that she had received Franklin Lopane looks somewhat stunned as he embraces the award. his award. 132 Bausch-Lomb Science award January 1955 The award which was presented to Melvin Sollberger labovel by John Moore, entitles Mel to a science scholarship. 133 Football Homecoming Dole Huston and Dottie Fegancher are presented during the queen. They ore followed by the court. half-time ceremonies of lhe homecoming game as king and ? . 1 ' 12 . Eugene Cochran and Sars Ports won honor as King and Queen of Sweethean Cbosket balll Dance. 134 Autographs WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST IN GOLF OR SPORTING GOODS EQUIPMENT, SEE US K 0 S A R G O L F 2624 sfqfe nd. WA 8-0731 Breakfasts, Lunches, and Dinners Daily Dancing to ANGE LOWBARDI Nitely Fine Beautiful Banquet Rooms available for parties CHESTERFIELD HOTEL Compliments of WA-8-m1 Morningview Hardware Company 2044 E. Bailey na. More than just a Hardware Store l MONUMENTAL Compliments of Chartered 1858 305 Ak S ' d L Bld . THE TOY HCUSE ,,,'f.ff, ,fsS,1'k, Q Office: PO-2-8827 2026 FRONT STREET Larry Armontrout Harold S. Fowler 829 Myrtle 1744 3rd Street WA-8-6393 WA-8-7085 McGowan-Reid Funeral Home TRULY A FUNERAL HOME Overlooking the Beautiful Church Park at Stow Ave. and Third St. Now in our Thirty-first year of Continuous Service to the People of Cuyahoga Falls and Surrounding Communities No Additional Charge for use of the Funeral Home Exclusive Pipe Organ-and Organist .31-l CI A I X .pl ' x lI1Qi. 'H , A, I ill' 1rrl 'F'f' H4 Illi 'I my ,N I I-H r M Qgiyl za ' V .. A ' A - WI, -ruff I isifzfff Ip-:srl 'if , , at a f f an ISI ' fr ' 1 '41, . , -. . If If'tf f.1f1l4ff-me . I l -'llill if - ni 'L ff-:rf4, i-S -' y l - -'Q 1 A Hmjl 17, ,5YLlgg':jV:k',,,l.'g?A.x '-,ii au. 4 lkwu, 11-.J-gc i , .r il, i A A ' - Y W Y -l Our home is located within a five minute drive from any point in the city. WILLIAM D. REID Managing Director 247 srow Ave. cuvAHooA mms, omo Phone WA 8-1313 Ample Parking Space for Over IOO Cars H ALE BOWUNG LANES Elsslvs CITIES sEnvlcE CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO 2105 FRONT STREET 1683 State load WA-8-1646 Minor Repair and Tuneup League and Open Bowling Cities Service Gasoline and Accessories C. M. JONES BUICK Buick the beautiful Buy 2409 FRONT ST. WA-8-2191 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Custom-Built Ornamental Iron Compliments of Village Smithy Monroe Falls, Ohio Qf EXTERIOR a INTERIOR The Prospect Mold and Die Company I P RaiIings-Siclirways-Furniture 1917 From Sfree, DECORATIVE ORNAMENTS Cuyahoga Fans, Ohio GLEN M. WINSETT Residence WAlbridge 8-2700 When Buying Selling or Financing REAL ESTATE You Will Like Our Service ll0 Portage Trail THE LOVETT AGENCY SW 4-2233 Other than office hours Phone 8-7574 In Cuyahoga Falls, for 2040 Front sr. it's 0 FINE JEWELRY RECORDS, RADIOS TELEVISION APPLIANCES o Phone WAIbridge 8-I 121 Pro-Tek-Tiv Shoes For Children n Weyenberg Shoes For Men rvmg Drew And Selby Shoes For Women Foot-So-Part Arch Health GARDNER SHOE STORE SUN PLASTICS 2146 Front Street, Cuyahoga, Falls, Ohio HEALTH SPOT SHOE SHOP 42 E. Market Street, Akron, Ohio LET'S EAT AT K's DRIVE IN 3 Little Pigs Curley-Q-Frys Steakburgers Across From Kosar's 2637 State Road CUYAHOGA FALLS C and G RADIO and TV MOTOROLA-WESTINGHOUSE SALES and SERVICE Your Service Dealer Since l927 WA-8-5023 147 W. Portage Trail The W. L. Tucker Coal and Supply Co. 2765 Hudson Dr. CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Serving the Cuyahoga Falls Area for over 39 years with Qualify Masonry and Building Supplies WA 8-2155 Compliments of HUNT MACHINE and MANUFACTURING CO. T, W TNT ..21 'i1: a xi v 'Q' 4 ij Th Q M Wh O If d vx- '1E! :1 .-5,4 ron THE :inn GRADES OF DIAMONDS WATCHES - JEWELRY SEE Your School Jeweler L. S. MOSER 2222 FRONT STREET Next to Falls Theatre INSURED SAFETY DEPOSITS FAllS SAVINGS AND LOAN Assocumon 2140 FRONT STREET 'N-Q LYLE CHEVROLET CO 2306 FRONT STREET Your Chevrolet Dealer For the Post 25 Years JlMANDY'S Drive In Restaurant Chicken-In-the-Basket Sandwiches-Dinners 1770 STATE RD. WA-8-0847 HALDONS MEN'S WEAR COMPLIMENTS Courtesy-Quality-Economy ACE MACHINE COMPANY 2020 FRONT A Bride - ' - Graduate - 0 - Me, Mother Modern, Early American or Ma h 8 y You can see them ALL in room settings at Long's. Open 'till 9 p.m., except Wednes- day. fClosed all day on Wednes- day.j us: ou: 0 G S C 0 In gg 0 ',, .1 Sin H I H '4 5' Q , M .Q liz uvawn 61 155 'A 17 I E f 'N ' maya will ' ,QFURNITUR 2 A -- ' - ' -1100 Sun ld. wa s-1166 5, ,QQ THE BOOKCELLAR SANITARY CASH H3 P T I orla e rai MARKET INC. 9 Old Books Magazin Canned Goods Meats Bgughf Sgld T,-ad Friendly Service Phone FR. 6-5926 So New - So Smart - So Individually You! Created by 1: olnn COUFFIIRI ITYIIIT COX FLOWERS CORSAGES - FUNERAL DESIGNS The Best and the Most - For the Least Hair Cutting - at its Finest 1652 State Rd. Phone WA 8-7121 For Appts. SWandaIe 4-6006 2150 Front St. Cuyahoga Falls, O. CARTER JONES SEWING LUMBER COMPANY SINGER LUMBER AND HARDWARE CQMPANY Four Yards To Serve You 172 N. Case Ave. ST-4-5441 1887 W. Market ST. TE-6-2211 3445 Manchester Rd. Ml-4-2266 1860 E. Market St. ST-4-1925 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Ralph Crosby's STORE FOR MEN WA 8-1 103 Hart, Shaffner and Marx Clothes FOR All DAIRY PRODUCTS TRY Thompson's Isaly Dairy Store 1674 STATE ROAD COMPLIMENTS Compliments of OF Gerbs Pharmacy LARRY'5 MEATS 1668 STATE ROAD Phone sw 4-1113 Wayne Wallace Haydon jones WWW' I plumbing Hardware Il's Reliability that C ounts Builders Hardware FALLS HARDWARE CO. Phone WA 8-4414 2413 sme Road ADLE - - Candies IN me sur: noAn snorrmc csmcu Delicious Candies 2018 State load ' Phone WA 8-9464 Specializing in X Chocolate Moulded Novelties for all Occasions, made with Pure Milk Chocolate CHARGE ACCOUNTS OR LAYAWAYS Chocolate Favors for Many Occasions 2733 51-A-I-E RD. NORTHGATE MARCHAL ELECTRIC Radio 81 Television Sales 81 Service All Makes Repaired Lionel 81 American Flyer Electric Trains Authorized Sales 8. Service 2871 State Rd. Cuyahoga Falls SW 4-6373 1768 State Rd. SW 4-2610 20 AMF Atomic PinSet'ters Open Evenings The Home of EAGLE CLOTHES Griffon Clothes Hyde Park Clothes and Phoenix Clothes Nationally Known Furnishings cook MFG., co. BEDFoRu's it 2152 Front Street Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Phone SW 4-1047 Beautiful WYOGA LAKE PARK Route 532 Picnicking Swimming Boating Fishing Playgrounds Hayrides Barn Dances For Reservations Call SW 4-4684 Delicious, Giant WA-8-0925 Super Thick Hamburgers Milk Shakes EAT AT DRIVE IN Curb, Counter and Booth Service Orders to Take Out Ladd's Famous Hot Dog Terrific Bowl with Coney Island Sauce Banana Split 2346 State Rd. X Qs' 959 6 COmplimEnfS of Compliments of ROLLERCADE OF AKRON LEA DRUG 1615 East Market St. Hwhefe Good Skatem Meetu zoos Front sfreee WA a-oavs LEVINSON'S Cuyahoga Falls-Home of Distinctive and Functional Clothing Lines U H U H U 2231 FRONT ST. Significant Clothing Reputable Brands Moderate Cost LEVI STRAUS CAMPUS GANTNER SHIP AND SHORE C Y 1 S Compliments of Fine Food and Cocktails THE LUXAIRE CUSHION COMPANY WA 8-0969 2467 State Road Canton, Ohio HENNIGER HARDWARE COMPLETE HARDWARE 2735 Hudson Drive North-End Boosters BEELER PHARMACY Cuyahoga Polls WA 8-4539 2731 Hudson Drive WA 8-5115 GLIDDEN PAINTS KEM-GLO Delivery when Necessary SPRED SATIN SUPER KEM-TONE Complimentx of DURBIN,s Compliments of Meats and Groceries AKROMOLD, INC. 2733 Hudson Drive Serving the community 102 W. Wiibeth Rd. with superior meats Bruce Monteith, Custodian and quality groceries We Deliver - Call SW 4-4436 Bring Your Mom and Dad TO THOMPSON PONTIAC 2461 FRONT ST. TED R. HOUSLEY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR EST. A I 1934 MECHANICALLY EQUIPPED FOR COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL BETTER HOMES 81 GARDENS WALLS 8. PATIOS MODERN EVERGREEN 81 SHRUB DESIGN FREE ESTIMATES 81 GUARANTEED SERVICE OVerdoIe 8-3515 II8 5. MAIN MUNRO FALLS, OHIO The Sport Shop Irving Klein RICHARDSON'S SUNOCO SERVICE FASHION HILL SCHOOL SWEATERS Headquarters for Your Goodrich Distributor In Cuyahoga Falls GRADUATION CLOTHING BANTAMAC WEATHER JACKETS Front sneer at Bailey Rd. WA 8-0937 Phone WA 8-1014 2091 Front St. THE F. W. 0lI'I'H C0. Service and Printing Advertising Color Work 2035 Second St. Cuyahoga Falls PHONE SW 4-5217 Compliments of Compliments of BARBERTON WHOLESALE LUMBER COMPANY KNIGHT'S DAIRY STORE I27 PORTAGE TRAIL WA-8-2157 PHILCO ADMIRAL EMERSON SYLVANIA Phone SW. 4-2841 PENN 8. UNDERWOOD, INC. Television 81 Appliances Sales 81 Service MIKE UNDERWOOD CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO THIS IS IT I! EAT A POKY SANDWICH The only Real New sandwich since Chris Columbus discovered America EAT A COUPLE - THEY'RE REAL CRAZY - Served-At-All good sandwich shops CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASSES OF T955 THE NORTHERN OHIO GUARANTEE TITLE COMPANY J. A. Loftus, Pres. Arthur K. Bryers, Sec. 8. Tre '74e Fecal! 74 '7n 74a Sammy' Fa rm Boy Sausage Sandy Mac Hams and Bacon Phone WA 8-I I97 SID WALLACE, INC. 1836 Fourth Street Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio ROCKET ENGINE CARS GUST KALLSTROM INC. Contractors and Builders 2497 Stale Road SW 4-5229 Com pl iments of The Arthur Murray 2209 Front Sf. SW 4-5268 Dance Studio Cuyahoga Falls Open 10:00 A.M. - 11:00 P.M. Compliments of 2400 State Road SW 4-I l ll Edward's Shoe Store 2127 FRONT STREET WA 8-6125 We Have Our Own Plant YOU'll. LIKE OUR WORK RUSSELL'S FRUIT MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables IDEAL CLEANERS in Season 2380 Front, Corner of Wadsworth Street 2164 Front Street Phone WA 8-2222 Congratulations THE HAMLIN METAL PRODUCTS COMPANY RAWLINSUN' The Store of Friendly Service 331 w P mg 'rm'1 . o e 1 PHONE WR 8-0878 Cuyahoga Falls. Oh o S STOWETTE DRIVE-IN-RESTAURANT Luncheon and Sandwiches I. A U N D R O M A T Half-hour Laundry 1764 State Rd. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohlo Phone SW 4-1811 FRANK FURNITURE 21 I5 Front Street lt's A Pleasure to buy where prices are low and payment easy Nl .. ww' wo pledge ol quality: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK Opening and examining an amxload of Grant pur- chases is pleasant work indeed. Item by item you'll find sound quality because Grant buyers pick the best to be had. And if it doesn't fit just right Of you have any reason to be dissatisfied, re-wrap it neatly and put aside your tears . . . you can bring it back for a cheerful refund or exchange to friendly Grants. known coast to coast for courteous service! :Nts State Road Hardware 8. Supply Co. 1658-60 State Road at Chestnut Hardware - Paints - Tools - Houseware Glass and Seeds Serving The Community For 20 Years 1658 State Road WA 8-8523 CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO GREETINGS HOLIDAY HOUSE TRAVEL BUREAU The Kraus-Alexander Construction We are at your Service Company 2250 Brood Blvd. Corner Chestnut Blvd. and State Rood SW 4-2201 FALLS PHARMACY 2109 Front sc. Phone WA 8-2546 1 RUGGLES PRINTING CO. Complete Service for Organizations and lndustry 808 FRONT ST. SW-4-5239 Congratulations and Best Wishes To All Graduates from ROGERS JEWELRY 2103 FRONT STREET MOTOR TUNI-UP - ILICTRICAI. - IJJIIICATION IRAKI IIIVICI Carl's Gulf Service 4TH AND OAKWOOD CUYAHOOA FALLS. OHIO BUIINIII WA. B-0918 CARI.. WHEATCRAFT RILIIDINCI BW. 4-2132 Compliments of Stutzman's Foodliner 2054 E. llllloy Road CHAPELS . . . AKRON, 118 ASH ST. . . . CUYQHOGA FALLS, 23rd lt FALLS AVE. I N155 A I 'SX VY R- illo , ernorial Chapel Twenty-third Street at Falls Avenue Cuyahoga Falls Charles W. Billow ' Halsey L. McCormick ' Milton A. Marlin 2 CHAPELS . . . AKRON. 118 ASH S1 . CUYAI-IOGA FALLS, 23rd at FALLS AVE ors of funeral services COMPLIMENTS OF THE CUYAHOGA FALLS REPORTER YOUR HOME NEW... APER W. E. Bauman, Editor and Publisher The City's Outstanding Editorial Publiuction For More Than 81 Years 141 Portage Trail WA 8-4315 5 BALES'GROCERY GEORGE A. SHRIBER Quality Meats-Fresh Vegetables Wholesale Auto Parts NOTIONS 1884 Front Street Cuyahoga Falls, Oh 2079 High St. WA-8-3812 WA 8-2137 WAIbridge a-nas The Steigner Milling 81 Supply Co. FEEDS, FERTILIZERS, LIME COAL, SEEDS, POULTRY AND DAIRY SUPPLIES Store and Warehouse 123 E. PORTAGE STREET At B. 84 O. R. R. CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Compliments of REUTH ER MOLD AND MFG. CO. 1225 Munroe Falls Ave. Cuyahoga Falls Ohio 1773 State Road CANTEEN RESTAURANT One of Ohio's Finest Restaurants Banquet Rooms Available State Road. Route 8 SILVER LAKE FLORISTS WE GROW OUR OWN FLOWERS WA 8-4016 WA 8-0774 RIPLEY 8. SPINDELL INC. STUDEBAKER SALES 81 SERVICE 338 Portage Trail Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 04441494 Qada 0:45 Smdelala Dada WA 8-2167 WA 8-2168 The Falls News A pf.,fe,,:ve Paper swung A Friendly c.mm....ny lends in Circulation leurls in News Coverage leads in Advertising Circulation-Sworn Siaiemenf 7241 THE AKRON TRUSS COMPANY INC. CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Established 1906 A business dedicated to the betterment of Surgical Appliance manufacturing and fair distribution through ethical Surgical Appliance Dealers throughout the world. Congratulations and best wishes to the Graduates ot '55 The graduates of '55 have many friends here af FEMCO. There are many of us who once, like you, stepped forward on the platform at Falls High School and received our diplomas. We welcome you into t-he ran'ks of graduates. We bid you Godspeed and wish you success in the years ahead. WWW The FALLS ENGINEERING AND MACHINE CO. 1734 FRONT ST. Established I9l7 CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Harry L. 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