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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1956 volume:

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SAURER ln addition to his many duties as Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys, Mr. Saurer serves on the yearbook staff as business manager. We the staff wish to single him out as one who merits these words of appreciation for his constant efforts on our behalf. IN APPRECIATION MISS SALLY SEARS Miss Sears has for many years guided the various yearbook staffs in their efforts to produce artistic, complete, and interesting records of each year's activities. Our thanks to her has a special mean- ing this year, howeverg since she became ill we have come to rea- lize even more keenly the many responsibilities she has borne with us and for us. It is our hope that her recovery may be complete, and that she will once again be able to assume her duties as year- book advisor and English teacher. 3 'Y' :ur - -nr- rf.- -T! ... I I If 'Il qnmnv- .' .' ' LESTER A. rr.J!l'!EATLEY DEDICATION . . . . . The 1956 Cuyahogan is respectfully dedicated to Mr. Lester A. Wheatley, who has faithfully kept school for some 30 years, 14' of which have been here at Falls High. At times blunt, biting, and opinionated, Mr. Wheatley is also stimulating, energetic, and dedicated to his duties. Beneath a gruff ex- terior he conceals a soft spot for his students that sometimes reveals itself as he tells them tales of his adventures and experiences. We graduating seniors hope that the years ahead will be kind to Mr. Wheatley, and will bring him many happy recollections of his days here at Falls High with us. I-l'l1-l'l'l-I sf V N f f ' 74 si , Q sg Z f J 3 357 ,gr ff 'ff f or . BOARD Standing L. to Mr. Reid Mr. Sophrin Mr. Cooper Seated Mrs. Skeels Mr. Walker R A OF EDUCATION One organization which the student body should never neglect to recognize is the Board of Education. It provides the school system with teachers, buildings, books and equipment. The group is composed of five citizens elected for a term of two years. The Board meets with DR. CLAYTON N far, 'Q X . ,taxi X v - .0 . W V it l Silvia? W 151 fig Wk 4 I f. i t t s slr W BBQ .1 - Qi, . f Wsswpw L ff of ft B . A A , XM W LQMW . C H s . MR. STEINHAVER the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent twice a month to form the policies for guiding the affairs of the public schools in the community. The graduating classes of 1956 wish to express to the Board of Education their appreciation for the opportunities it has offered them. MR. SECRIST THE SUPERINTENDENT SPEAKS. . . How? ln Indian language the word uhowl' may be a greeting, but as used above it is meant to raise a question. How can we house the high school pupils in the future? During the time the members of the present graduating class have been in school we have seen the construction of Sill School, Richardson School, two 4- room units at Crawford School, Elizabeth Price School, Harvey Bolich School, two additions at Sill School, and much renovation in our older schools. We have witnessed the gradual elimina- tion of the eighth and ninth grades from the high school building. ln a few years our present high school build- ing will be too small to house just the senior high grades. Our plans are to construct an addition to the present plant to care for these future space needs. Such things as more industrial arts shop space, better laboratory facilities, better facilities for the fine arts, and more classrooms for the so called academic areas are in the program. A modern kitchen with a combination study hall- dining room will relieve our overcrowded library- study hall situation and eliminate the need of using the rear of academic classrooms for study hall pur- poses. A gymnasium large enough to seat 2,000 people will mean that we no longer will have to trek to Sill School for home basketball games and will also mean that we will have a place large enough to hold a single assembly instead of the three-session assembly programs necessitated by our present small auditorium. More adequate out- door physical education and intramural activities will be provided when the present athletic field is moved to the Bolich site. No, these plans may not mean anything to you but they mean much to the pupils who follow you. You have lived under these conditions so your understanding of the need and your help in getting others to understand will be most helpful. Ugh, ugh- Which translated means Continued success along your chosen path. .J M480-162, Mr. Gordon M. DeWitt, our principal, received his B.S. Degree from Kent State University and his M.A. Degree at Ohio State University. The teachers at Cuyahoga Falls High School in No- vember, l954, presented him with a lifenrrem- bership to the National Education Association and earlier, in 1949, the boys at Falls High pre- sented him with a life membership to the Hi-Y. This year he will complete his twenty-third year as principal at our school. Mr. DeWitt enjoys traveling and amateur photography and has a collection of some 1500 colored slides taken while on his trips. Outside of school he is a member of the Kiwanis club and an active member of the First Methodist Church, where he teaches Sunday School. Through our four years here at Falls High Mr. DeWitt has been very highly respected for the help and guidance he has given us, both with our studies and social affairs. ln future years when our thoughts drift back to the alma mater, Mr. DeWitt will always be first among our memories. FROM OUR PRINCIPAL. . . During this school year all of us have been Writing a chapter in our book of life. Included in that chapter is to be found a re- cord of many experiences. Some have been most pleasantg some have been less pleasant. Many problems have faced us. Some we have solved easily, some with difficultyg and some remain unsolved. Through it all we have grown and matured in our Way of life. The great creator to whom we owe our very existence so designed and planned our way of life that we must meet challenges. To the extent that we meet them and solve them unselfishly, to that extent we are fulfilling our duties as human beings. This issue of the Cuyahogan should serve as sort of an index, helping us to recall the activities centering around Cuyahoga Falls High School which brought to us pleasant and worthwhile experiences as we were meet- ing the challenges of the year. fgmarfw M. 49441455- DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis has served as Dean of Girls and Assistant Principal of Cuyahoga Falls High School since 194-0. Her duties include var- ious phases of guidance for girls and the care of the girls' attendance records. She is chairman of the Freshman Advisory Committee and advisor for the Cuyahoga Falls Student Council. In addition she teaches two classes of psychology. Her quiet efficiency and calm demeanor will long be remem- bered by those of us who have felt her influence in our lives. DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Howard D. Saurer received his BS. Degree from the College of Wooster and did graduate work at Akron University. He serves as a sponsor for the tenth grade, as advisor for the Hi-Y, and as Faculty advisor for the Cuyahogan business staff. Outside of his busy school schedule, he en- joys gardening and playing golf, and is a member of the Falls Rotary Club. The students of Falls High will remember him not only as a teacher and dean, but also as a friendly advisor to all who seek his counsel. IN MEMORIAM . . . I cannot say and I will not say That he is dead-I-Ie is just awayl With a cheery smile and a wave of hand He has wandered into an unknown land, And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he is there. EARL R WELKER HE IS NOT DEAD James Whitcomb Riley And you-O you, who the wildest yearn For an old time step, and the glad return, Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here, Think of him still the same, I say, He is not dead-he is just away. 10 MR. GORDON ACKERMAN, B.S. Bowling Green State Univer- sity. Mechanical Drawing Freshman Class Sports MISS GLADYS BRENIZER, A.B., M.A. Otterbein College, Columbia University. English Ninth Grade Traveling MR. JOSEPH G. BRODE, B.S. Kent State University. Instrumental Music High School Dance Band, Bolich and Sill Junior High Bands Fishing, Bowling MRS. JEANNE BUTLER, B.M. Oklahoma A 81 M University of Tulsa Ohio Wesleyan University Kent State University Vocal Music Ninth Grade Music MRS. MARJORIE P. CANNON, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Girls' Physical Education Intramural Sports Ceramics, Weaving 11 MRS. MARY H. CARTER, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State Assistant Librarian, English Cody Club, Senior Class Traveling, Reading, Garden- ing MR. JACK S. DREWS, B.A. in Ed. Akron University Mathematics, Algebra Key Club Sports MR. WILLIAM R. DURTSCHI. B.S. Ohio State University Wood work, Driver Education Freshman Class Fishing, Sports MISS HELEN E. ERF, B.S in Ed. Kent State University Algebra 10th Grade Y-Teen, Sr. Y Teen, Freshman Class Serving MISS LOUISE FLICKENGER. 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 Ed. Ohio State University Health Photography, Athletics MISS EVELYN F. HABER- KOST, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Shorthand I, Typewriting I, Office Practice MR. CALVIN W. HEINTZ, A.B., M.A., B.S. Heidelberg College University of Akron Kent State University Speech National Forensic League, National Thespian Society Radio and Promotion MR. CLARENCE R. HEND- RICKS, B.A., M.E. Ohio Wesleyan, Kent State University 9th Grade Civics Athletic Director, Activities Manager Fishing MR. C.A. , HINKLE, B.S. of Ed., M. of Ed. Kent State University Ohio State University Biology Wildlife 'I2 MISS MARGARET HOLST, A.B., M. of Ed. Marietta College University of Pittsburgh Kent State University Ohio University Typing and Bookkeeping Four Square Travel MR. C. S. HOWARD, B.A. Toronto Latin, Greek, English Drawing Salary MR. A. BENTLEY HURD, in Ed., M.A. Case Institute of Technol Stanford University Kent State University Chemistry, Science 10th Grade Stamps B.S 051 MRS. VIRGIE IRWIN, B.S in Ed., M.A. Ohio University Ohio State University English Travel MR. OTTO JACOBY, B.S. Music Ed. Youngstown University Western Reserve University String Instrumental Music Photography il MR. LAWRENCE R. LILES, B.A. in Ed., M.A. University of New Mexico Northwestern University Kent State University Spanish .lunior Class Music MISS JOSEPHINE M. LONG, B.M. fPublic School Musicl, M.A. fVoicel Syracuse University Cincinnati University Akron University Kent State University Cincinnati Conservatory of Music High School Vocal Music, Music Supervisor Theater, Concerts and Musi- cal Shows. MR. C. D. MCCLANAHAN, A.B., B.S., M.A. Ohio University Bookkeeping Business Law Junior Class Travel, Fishing, Photography MR. RAYMOND B. MCCUS- KEY, B.S. Kent State University 11th Grade Algebra 11th Grade MR. WILLIAM MOHR, . in Ed. University of Akron Boys' Intramurals Sports ...W ,... ,rw . . ---- -.YY Y. MR. JOHN F. MOORE, B.S.. M.S. University of Akron University of Michigan University of Virginia Kent State University Chemistry llth Grade Class Photography, Nature, Garden- ing MR. WADE MOYER, B.S. Kent State University Akron University Metal Shop Rifle and Pistol Club Archery, Hunting MR. PAUL A. NAU, B.S. Kent State University German, English German Club Photography MRS. MARY NEWSTETTER, B.S., M.A. Bliss College Pittsburgh University Kent State University Shorthand, Typewriting Senior Class Needle Work, Travel, and Gardening MR. DAN O'BRIEN, B.S. in University of Dayton American History Government and Civics Assistant Football and Track Coach Freshman Class Sports BS. .,., . 7 1 - VI I Q Ed Physical Education ui ' Q .41 ctw. ,. ,,.,,, 2 f MISS MARY O. PATTON, A.B., M. of Ed., B.S. in L.S. Hiram College University of Pittsburgh Columbia University Librarian Senior Classes Photography, Collecting Crosses MR. R.0. REYNOLDS, B.S M.A. Kent State University Western Reserve University Instrumental Music High School Band Real Estate in ft. K 2, - - 5 . , ., WZ' .em ,- . ss, tr. -X l area 75?i5'lY'f f .Q 1117. . - 'S MR. ARTHUR PEEBLES, B.S in Ed., M.A. Kent State University Duke University Western Reserve University Purdue University Ohio State University Geography, Economics Travel, Conferences MRS. HARRIET B. PIGGOTT, A.B., M.A. Akron University Columbia University Latin, English Latin Club MISS LUCILE W. PRICE, B.S. in Ed., M. in Ed. Kent State University Geometry f10thJ MRS. MARIAN T. RAUSCH, B.A. Hiram College French Le Cercle Francais Reading, Travel 14 MRS. MARY ELLEN RIPLET B.A. Heidelberg College American History, World Hi tory Sociology Senior Class Music, Reading MR. GILBERT ROBERTS, B.Sl in Ed. Kent State University Akron University London University American History and Goverr ment Senior Activities Photography, Historical Rq- search MRS. LOIS ROOK, B.S. in Ei Kent State University 1 Home Economics 9th Grade Reading, Sewing, Raisin, Roses MRS. MARGARET F. SCHAl'l FERT, A.B. New Jersey College for Wo- men 9th and 11th English Assistant Student Council A visor Reading, Gardening, Decora ing, Dancing MR. EUGENE L. SHANK, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Kent State University American History, Ohio His- tory Director of Visual Education Projection Club, Senior Class Gardening MR. ROBERT SHAW, B.A., Ed. Ohio State University Otterbein College Driver Training Head Football Coach Sports MR. CARL D. SPESSARD, BE Akron University Driver Education Baseball and Swim Team Coach MR. BURTON K. STRAIGHT, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Driving, Commercial Arithme- tic All Sports MRS. ALBERTA L. THOMP SON, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Miami University Kent State University Clothing, Home Living 10th Grade Needlework, Dogs 15 MR. JAMES M. WAICKMAN, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Kent State University English National Honor Society Reading, Playing with my Children MR. JOHN WM. WATSON, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Kent State University World History Senior Class, Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach Reading, Sports, T.V. MR. LAWRENCE D. WATSON, B.S., M.S. University of Colorado V University of Illinois Akron University Biology 10th Grade Biology, Travel MRS. GENEVIEVE B. WIL- HELM, A.B. De Pauw University Kent State University Alfred University Ohio State University Cleveland Institute of A11 Art Booster Club, Senior Class Painting, Sewing MRS. ORA ZIMMERMAN,B.S. Kent State University Akron University Visiting Teacher Attendance Officer S0 S6 Q0 0506? FACULTY MEMBERS NOT PICTURED MR. JAMES MR. OBERDORFER Activities AssistantfMrs. Mellinger Sghggl Nlurse-Mrs, jackson A., if Secretary-Mrs. Wier Secretary-Janice Smolk Cafeteria Staff Building Maintenance Mrs. Wells and student assistants Mr. Boles, Mr. Fleming, Mrs. Angle, Mr. Clark. 16 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Eileen Reagle Helen Reitz Miriam Aston lcla Mae Blankenship Kathryn Anderson Hazel Beckett Not Pzctured: Emma Leiner LestWe Forget. . . Before we turn the pages of our book of memories towards those who are to follow, it is fitting that we pause in our journey into yesterdayito recall ithet inenroryfiiif 'three friends and classmates who were unable to be with us in our final year at Falls High. To Beverly Baltz, an active and popular member of our class who dropped out of school during her sophomore year as a result of an automobile accident, we offer our hopes and prayers that she will continue to improve, and will one day be able to resume her place 'fIT0l1'I' rarrksuas friend anchleaderfqlomcfass- mates Ron Crowe and Simon lVIcGarvy, who have already graduated into a better world, we bid fond farewell till we meet again at our final class reunion. IO From Falls High, Cut Into The World v, wg L g 5 IANUARY CLASS CLAYPOOLE, ROGER -- To have curly hair, Freshman Glee Club l, Senior Boys' Glee Club 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Varsity Track l, 3, 4, Football l, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 3, Hi-Y 3, Intramural Basketball Champions 4, Class President 4, Junior Prom King 3. To help Criswell to help Reeves stagger home,.Lincoln. SAGADENCKY, fo JOANNE - To be successful in what ever I do, to encourage Ralph that there are good qualities in Bermuda shorts and knee socks!!! Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, Girls' Senior Glee Club 3, Four Square 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Executive Committee 3, B. W. 3, 4, President 4, Class Vice-president 4, Building and Grounds Committee 3, 4, Ralph, eating pizza, Grant. SMITH. Dee fav DONNA - Uffice work, Girls' Junior Glee Club l, All Girl Choir 2, Girls' Senior Glee Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Four-Square 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, Ex- ecutive Committee 3, Honor Society 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Building and Grounds Committee 3, 4, Sen- ior Prom Queen candidate 4, Homecoming candidate 4, Cuyahogan staff 4, Dick, eating pizza: Crawford. FELDMAN, lim JAMES 4 Engineer, Freshman Basketball l, National Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Class Treasurer, Intramural Chapionship Basketball Team 3, 4, Intramural Doubles Championship in Ping-Pong, Sports, automobiles, Crawford. CLASS OF l956 20 ACKERMAN, FLOYD A. A To manage a meat market, Woodworking, Grant. ARNOLD, MARY - To serve Carl and my country to the best of my ability, music, swimming and having fun with the church young people's groupg Win- ter Haven, Florida. BEATY, GORDON f To learn liow to spell, Freshman Football lg Wrestl- ' ' ' ' ootball, 3, 4g A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Track. 4g Sports, Sill. BENDER, GARY - To become an accountant, collecting stampsg Crawford. CANDLISH, Birflcliopps MARY MARGARET - To find myself a cool gay like our football coach, Mr. Shaw, whom I can look up to, instead of looking down at, Booster, 2, 3, 43 Aqua Debs. I, 2g Four Square, 3, 4g Girls' Junior Glee Club, lg All-Girl Choir, 2: Office Assistant, 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Tiger Den Board, lg Junior Y-Teens. lg Nurse's Assistant, 3g German Club, 33 D. I. C. I. 1, 2, 3,- 4-? g Cars, boys, weekends at Smokey Glo's, Helping H , i . .oi to i i i 1 4 3. 'aff k - wists? Breeze stagger home from Roy's on Saturday nights, C. U. B. B. S.g Grant. fe if CAREY, Burl EDWARD - To jinrl Kay's Speakeasy somewhere in Stow, S L- if Track, l, 2, Swimming 2, 3g A member of the same gang as Pete wasg Lin- W 6 it coln- ' - ,H . A., .,.. in E A CASE, Cathi, CATHERINE - To win the 364,000 Question anfl ride llamas in Tlibetg Booster, 4, Girls' Junior Glee Club lg Tiger Tales Salesman, Rod- ding around with the C. U. B. B. S.g Crawford. ' A mingg Grant. CARPENTER, DON -- To finance a business, Roller skatingg Lincoln. CARPENTER, LOWELL - To be a carpenterg Keeping my Plymouth run- ningg Broad. CHRISTIAN, ANN - To earn one million clollars for 10 minutes work, Latin Club 2g Booster 1, 2g Y-Teen 2g National Forensic League 1, 2, 3g Swim- CLARK, Snowy ROBERTA -- To be able to type a complete stencil of a ' - - V- ---'- game statement for Mrs. Mellinger and Mr. Hendricks in the Activities Office, f.'- . ..-l . .-e ' Aqua Debs, I, 2, Booster, 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4g Cuyahogan Staff, 45 V in Literary Editor, 4-g Girls' Junior Glee Club, Ig Office Assistant, 2, 3, 4, Activities Office Assistant, 43 Tiger Tales Salesman, 2, 4g Weekends at 5'Smokey Glo's g Broad. CLEMENS. Pat PATRICIA - To serve God and mankind, Aqua Debs, 1, 25 Y-Teen 1, 2g Booster 2, 3, 4g Girls' Junior Glee Club lg Four Square 3, 43 i National Honor Society, 4g Eating, pizza, driving, A. I. P. P. S.g Lincoln. 21 COBB, Smokey Glo GLORIA - To someday be as wild as I'm known to be, Booster, 1, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, 1, 2, Four Square, 3, 4, Office Assistant, 1, 2, 3, Junior Y-Teens, 1, Freshman Cheerleader, Junior Prom Queen, Nurse's Assistant, 4, Girls' Junior Glee Club, 1, Cars, boys, Broad. COLE, Will WILLIAM - To serve Cod and man to the best of my ability, Freshman Football, 1, German Club, 2, 3, Secretary 2, German Club Play, 2, Boys' Glee Club, 1, 2, Key Club, 3, 4, Committee Chairman, 4, Intramural Championship Team fNobody'sJ, 4, doing Mrs. Ripley's outside reading, Lincoln. CONOVER, LARRY DIXON - To be a success in whatever I do, Youth for Christ, President for one year, Y. M. C. A. Leader, Chaplain one year, COTTRILL, Judie, JUDITH H To make a certain person happy, travel a- round the world, Four Square, 3, Booster, 3, 4, All-Girl Choir, 2, Girls' Junior Glee Club, 1, Girls' Senior Glee Club, 3, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Office Assistant, 4, Tiger Tales Salesman, 2, 4, Student Council, 2, American COZAD, VALERIE - To own a drive-inn restaurant with yellow menus and Bowling and girls, Mayfair Grade School. si in , Legion Majorette, Lincoln. we 3' a certain black Car as a steady customer, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 1, Aqua Debs, 1, Four Square, 3, 4, Girls' Junior Glee Club, 1, Rodding around with the W. A. Z. U. S., Crawford. CRISWELL, Craz, PAUL 4 To become a surgeon, and get all l can ,sleep, Baseball, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, Track, 1, Basket 1, 2. 3, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Tiger Den Board, 1, 2, 3, Student Council, 1,2, Cuyahogan Staff,4, Editor, Boys' Junior and Senior Glee Club, 1, 2, Executive Committee. 3: Choir section leader, 4, To help Breeze,, stagger home, Broad. CUNDIFF, BETTY JEAN - To fly around the world on my broom, Aqua Debs, 1, Girls' Junior Glee Club, 1, All-Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Four Square, 3, 4, Tiger Den Board, 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens, 1, 2, Booster, 2, 3, 4, Senior Prom Queen, Crawford. DOTSON, TOMAS - Electronics Engineer, German Club, 1, 2, Glee Club, 1, Guns, Grant. ECKSTEIN, BRUCE - Engineer, win a powder blue Jaguar Roadster, Boys' Glee Club, 1, 2, Latin Club, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Key Club, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 1, 4, Driving. fishing, eating, sports cars, Grant. EMERSON, JEAN - To take a trip to Bermuda in shorts, Booster, 4, Girls, Junior Glee Club 1, Tiger Tales Salesman, Four Square, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council, 3, Executive Committee, 3, 4, Rodding with the C. U. B. B. S., Lincoln. GATTS, Chuck, CHARLES - To make lots of money, Basketball 3, 4, Intra- mural basketball Championship, 3, 4, Sports and cars, Broad. GLENNY, DON H To become a first class bum, Freshman Football, 1, Var sity Football, 3, 4, Baseball, 4, Having charge of the R. O. T. C., Crawford 22 W J lfe it GOSHORN, Nanci NANCY LYNN - To live in California with Frank, Girls' Junior Glee Club, Ig Girls' Senior Glee Club, 25 Aqua Debs. lg Booster, 4, Tiger Tales Staff, 3, Redding around with the C. U. B. B. S., Crawford. GRAHM, LEONA --- To make millions from my studies of prehistoric earth- wormsg Girls' Junior Glee Club, lg All-Girl Choir, 23 A Cappella Choir, 3, 43 Booster, 2, 3, 45 Secretary, 43 Aqua Debs, 1, 2g Tiger Den Board, 2, 33 Music and eating, C. U. B. B. 5.5 Lincoln. GUCKEYSON, GENESE - To be a beautician and make all the pretty women ugly: Shenango High School, New Castle, Pennsylvania. HALL, Denny DENNIS - To be a su cces sg Wrestling, 13 Carsg Grant. HAUSMAN, BILL - Success in lifeg Building a Rod , Broad. HAYES, EVA MAE - To get a fob, Booster, 1, 2g Aqua Dehs, Ig Choir, 1, 2, 3g To embroiderg Grant. . 1.3, 'fx P sw 'rw is 'Q' Teamg V. S. N. R.g Lincoln HEFLIN, BILL - To run the W V H R A back to North Hill Swim HELD, MARGARET - Medical laboratory technzrtan Aqua Dehs 1, Booster 1, 2. 3: German Club, 2g Four Square, 45 Girls' Junior Glee Club, Ig Redding around with the W. A. Z. U. S.g Grant. KLINE, KATHERINE - To grafluate and get a good job: Booster, lg Driv- ingg St. Joseph. LEES, KATHLEEN - Medical Terhnirian, marry a doctor, Aqua Debs, lg Girls' Junior Glee Club, lg All-Girl Choir, 2g A Cappella Choir. 3, 4g Godey, 33 Booster, 2, 3, 43 Cuyahogan Staff, 4g Redding the car, Mayfair, Cleveland. LOEWING, JOHANNA MALDINGER. MARY - Telephone operator, Booster, 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Junior Glee Club, Ig Girls' Senior Glee Club 4, Godey 3'g Tiger Tales Reporter, 1, 2, 3g Rodding around with the W. A. Z. U. S.g Chestnut School, Ravenna, Ohio. 23 MEALY, Bob, ROBERT - Engineer, Boys' .Iunior Glee Club 1, Boys' Senior Glee Club, 2, Football Manager, 2, 3, Student Council, 4, Cuyahogan Staff, 4-, Sports Editor, 4, Intramural Basketball champions, 3, 4, Sports, eating, driving, Broad. MELLINGER, DAVE - Take a ride on the Streetcar named Desire, Bowling, skating, Still. PATTERSON, DONALD - To have a bar of my own, Collecting beer bot- tles, Lincoln. POHL, Jim, JAMES - To play my cards right and to be a bachelor all my life, Freshman Glee Club, 1, Senior Boys, Glee Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 41, Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3, Old cars and girls, of course, Crawford. RAFUL, EARL - To be a big business man, Working, women, Lucierfs, Crawford. REEVES, GERALD - To make it home from Half-way House without help, Football, 1, 2, 3, Going over the hill, Lincoln. f J We 5 ,,. 1 Nw ,ii F' e f' ROBERT, KENNETH R. - To become a conservation officer, Rifle Club, Hunting trapping, fishing, Lincoln. SAUNDERS, MARILYN - To be happy and make others happy, Girls' Junior Glee Club, 1, Four-Square, 3, 4-, Booster, 3, 4, Office Assistant, 4, Y-Teen, 1, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Subscription manager, 4, Reading, swimming, traveling, Grant. Grant. SHAW, JAMES - Body and .fender man and welder, Customizing cars, Broad. SMITH, BILL -- Engineer, Swim team, Hi-Y, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, A11 director, 4, Model Aircraft, Copley School. STARTS, RICHARD - To marry an old rich widow with a heart condition and chase her up and down the stairs, Swimming, Broad. STOHLQUIST, Swede, RALPH ARNOLD - Radio Technician, Projection Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cars and radios, Grant. 24 is A 11' Q if f, 5, THOMAS, ALAN D. - A sucressfttlBaick dealer, Camera Clubg Latin Club, 2 3 4' Travel and collectinv automobiles' Broad , , 7 b , 1 L,.. WALKER. JOAN - To graduate from Kent State and dfter four years to be secretary for a while and then get married and live to a ripe old age, Booster, p 1, 2, 3, 4g Publicity, 4, Codey, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Tiger Tales Staff, 3, 4, Page ' T 2 editor, 3, Page 3 editor, 4, Tiger Tales Reporter, I, 2, 3, 4, Rainbow, I, 2, L as Play, 4g Dave, Journalism, dating, meeting people, pizza, records, slumber ii 3 4' Debate Team 4' Girl's Junior Glee Club, Ig Y-Teen 1, 43 Senior Class parties, Z. I P. A. Lincoln FOOTSTEPS TO VICTORY STUDENT COUNCIL CLEAN-UP PROMOTES SCHOOL PRIDE 25 ,,,,, , ::: -' fig - r -1 -f--if ...ss ,.4, 1. as -,,,...,.. -. .fs ,... Q 1 f f , f S 4 1 1 ,fs if ,Q Ji J -Q--5,-ft :I K fi' 7 rs, ,-11 2--:-f --,f- 1 at ., , t , 4 ra 5, fe or ,fi 4 , S 1 1 ,C ' at ,f we f z ,. V esarwfti' ffjing IUNE CLASS GREGORY, JAMES RlCHARDf.Band 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Allied Youth 2, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4, Class Presi- dent 4, Latin Club 1, 2, To be worth all the efforts de- voted to making me worthy, Reading, athletics, Crawford. MULCAHY, SHEILA-Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Class Officer 4, Vice President, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, Future Nurses of America Treasurer 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Girls, Octette 3, 4, All Girl Choir 2, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, To obtain a college degree in nursing, to live a happy and worth while life, to meet people, make new friends but to never lose the old, Sports, music, reading, drawing, Rainbow, traveling, Broad. SHETTER, LUCINDA-Senior Class Secretary 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Junior Class Executive Committee 3, Student Council 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, French Club 3, 4, H.A. Preston 3, Four Square 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, All Girl Choir 2, Girls' Octette 3, 4, To go to college and travel to Europe, make new friends and keep the old, Cheering, Rainbow, having a good time, singing, eating, sports, and scrapbook, Grant. THOMAS, DAVID, Todd- Class officer, Treasurer 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Junior Foreign Affairs 1, Grant. CLASS OF 1956 26 'sf , X L e if ei 1' ,t W , ,.,,., . -- . fs.. . ,,- -. ,., ,. , -7., - A X: Q, it if 3 , W, - ip.. . K . 5 A . '. - 3 V ' ABRAHAM, RALPH - Junior Foreign Affairs Council 1, Football 1, Track 1, 3, Hotrods, Crawford. ALEXANDER, ROGER - Photography, cars, sports, working, tearing apart things l can't put back together. ANDERSON, NAN JEAN -- To be a professional dancer, Y-Teen 1, 2, Booster 1, Latin Club, Bugs, parties, Sill. ASHBROOK, LEE - Making Chevies shine, Chevies, Firestone Park. ASHWORTH, ELIZABETH, Betty - To be a secretary or receptionist, Col- lecting pictures, pennies, Crawford. ATTERHOLT, TOM - To own an Olds convertible, Hi-Y, Track 1, 2, Live it up, hunting, Louisville, Ky., 'iLukes , Cadiz Grade School, Cadiz, O. . i w ' ' 1 J .5 E get f -:s.:fza.:' :f' 5 a V-, frniis . .., ,. .,,,,,, GQ? g g f , E BACON, CAROL JEAN - To get married and raise a wonderful family, to become a professional singer, Booster l, A Cappella Choir l, Glee Club 3, All-Girl Choir 2, Driving, drawing, one special boy, Madison, Cleveland, O. BAKER, LARRY - Become a pharmacist, Baseball, scrapbooks, sports, Crawford. BARKER, JOHN - To be an aeronautical engineer, Car, girls, and the boys , Lincoln. BARR, ILENE - To be a model and have a happy married life, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1: Booster 2, 3, 4, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Godey 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Collecting pitchers, swimming, badminton, Rachelle Park, M. J. BARTLETT, ROBERT, Bartz - To get the Twilighters a job at Meyers Lake, Football l, Hockey league 4, Cadet Band 1, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Squad leader 2, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, President 4, Swing Band 2, 3, Pep Band 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Twilighters 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Music of all kinds, philosophy, hockey, sailing British Columbia, Fairlawn, Akron. BEALE, LORENE - To own a yellow Thunderbird and get through six years of college, Junior Y-Teen 1, 2, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Dancing, swimming, skating, football games, riding in convertibles, George Barber, Akron. 27 BEARDEN, JAMES, .lim - To become one of the finest doctors in the coun- try, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, DeMolay, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Coin collecting, sports, Grantf BEAVERS, GENE - Live fast, love hard, and die young, Fishing, cars, and women, Spicer, Akron. BECK, SARAH, Sally - Get married, Bob and a 48 Black Ford Coupe, Lincoln, Akron. BECKETT, JOSEPH - BELL, ROGER, E. -- To go to college, Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, DeM0lay 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Raise horses, hunting, conservation work, Grant. BENNETT, CONNIE -- To be successful and to be a good secretary, Sports, parties, rodding around, L.J.M., Leggett. IUNE Q i BITTINGER, DOROTHY, Dott - To become a nurse with two sets of twins, Junior Y-Teen 1, 2, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, Secretary 4, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Four Square 3, 4, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, K,s, annunciation, Writing and dating a certain guy at Ohio State. BLASIO, JOSEPH - BLUBAUGH, JAMES, .lim - To be a mortician, to have a million dollars, Girls, racing, killing flies, S.A.M., St. Joseph. BOEKE, JAMES, .lim - To be a success, Student Council 3, 4, Junior Class Executive Committee 3, 89er Track 1, J. V. Track 2, Varsity Track 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball 4, 89er Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Sports, Lincoln. BONSTEIN, MARION -- To be a housewife, Booster, Junior and Senior Y- Teen 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Music, sp0rts,Adancing. BRADFIELD, JAMES, Brad - To be one of Ronnie's bookies, Football 1, 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, Key Club 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, Cars, women, hanging around with the boys, Grant. 28 Y-Teen 1 2' Senior Y'Teen 3, 4' Booster 1, 2 3, 4' Girls Glee Club 1, All as Ph F 3? BRANIGER, JANET -- To be happy and successful throughout life, Junior ' Girl Choii' 22 Godey 3, 4, Driving, teaching piano lesisons, having fun with the girls, keeping track of Gary, Grant. BREHM, SANDRA - Commercial Art, Booster 1, 2, Junior Y-Teen 1, 2, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 3, Swing Band 3, Four Square 3, Tennis, having fun with the gang, Pink Elephants , Dueber, Can- ton. BRITTAIN, JACQUE - To be a salesman, Key Club, Latin Club, Driving a car, girls, DeMolay, Worley, Canton. BROWN, RONALD, Ron - To be a doctor, Key Club 1, 2, Latin Club 4, Student Council 1, Golf, my vehicle, hunting, Grant. BRUNSWICK, PAUL - To live successfully, Latin Club 2, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, J. V. Basketball, Student Council 1 at Kenmore N. Y., Park- ing illegally and getting towed, Kenmore, N. Y. BUFORD, CAROL 1956 BUNTS, LOUIS, DAVID, Louie - Mechanical engineer, get five aces before if il.l ,Q ' Bob, Camera Club l, 2, 3, Treasurer, Track 3, Key Club 2, Football man- ager 1, Chemistry, stamps, coins, bowling, playing cards, Fairlawn, Akron. . lsi ,iil S BURRELL, PATRICK - To he ii mwkeii politician, I.F.A.c. 1, N.F.L. 2, 3, ff imma? K ' I Making money, Firestone Park. W, QW W , J' BYERS, LYNNE -- To be successful in life, to be as helpful toward other people as I can, to enter nursing, Junior Y-Teen, Latin Club 2, All sports, art work, St. Joseph. CAMPBELL, MARGARET JEAN - To out talk Barbara and Jerry, to grad- uate from Yale with honors, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 2, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Godey Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Booster 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Latin Paper Editor 2, Junior Foreign Affairs Council 1, Band Announ- cer 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Speech, swimming, F.S.V., having a good time, Anthony Wayne, Michigan. CAPPER, LINDA V- To have a swimming pool in my back yard, Aqua Debs ' - 1, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, French Club 3, 4, Girls' ' I tl Junior Glee Club 1' All Girl Choir 2' A Cappella 3 4' National Honor Soc- iety 4 Four Square 4 Swimmm Ks and trying to park the car without running up on the curb California CARPENTER KAREN To bc a good secretary to always be happy Jun- ior Girls Glee Club Booster 1 2 Office Assistant 3 Four Square 3 Sen- f V , 2 i i i Q L ,.,. Y . 5 M 3 . . gy , , . . A rl Y 1 i Q a i ff? : - ' V .I ior Y-Teen 3, Majorette 3, 4, Tennis, eating, .l.H.A., having fun, Grant. K, . 29 VY, i l l s E 5 fm WJ, . MQ. ss, was am Z' sr. ,ff if? sf. 2 ky, , , , .2 , 1 -wwf CARPER, CAROL SUE - Nurse, to be happy and help others find hap- piness, Gemian 1, 2, Junior Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, Booster 1, 2, 3, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Four Square 3, 4, Sergeant at arms 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, Church activities, hikes, collecting odds and ends , Ellet. CARSTEN, SHARON, Sherry - To be a reporter, marry a coach and have three little basketball players with butch haircuts, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Godey 3, 4, Aqua Deb 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, Swim Team 2, 4, Captain 2, Y-Teen basketball team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All Girl Choir 2, Junior Girls' Glee Club, Cheerleader 2, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Building and Grounds Committee 2, Swimming, basketball, K.A.P.A.C., driving Miniver, keeping Hot Rod Hass out of trouble, Gene, Longfellow, Toledo. CHAPMAN, PAUL M Practice medicine, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Parlia- mentarian 2, 3, President 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Freshman football 1, Varsity football 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 3, 4, Class executive committee 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Foreign Affairs Council 1, Hunting, fishing, Patuxent River, Maryland. CHENOT, HELEN JEAN - To own an Oldsmobile Starfire and the largest swimming pool in the world, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Godey 3, 4, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, Honor Society 4, All Girl Choir 2, Latin Club 2, Swimming, K's, havin fun, Silver Lake. CHRISTIANSEN, BARBARA, Chris 4- To out-talk Marg Cambell, to be cap- tain of West Point debate team, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Thespian 3, Booster 3, 4, B. W. 1, Debate 1, 2, 3, Swing Band 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Foreign Affairs, Secretary 1, Godey 3, 4, Band 4, Award Council 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, Music, speech, church work, F.S.V., West Point debate team, Youngstown. CLARK, JAMES - To do something worthwhile in my lifetime, go to col- lege, Basketball 1, Track 3, Wrestling 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Booster 1, Allied Youth 2, DeMolay, Horseback riding, swimming, hunting, fishing, all sports, raising animals, to get rid of my nickname, Broad. .,i,l.., e or I U N f CLARK, KEITH -- To spend more time in Palemeteries, Junior Foreign Affairs 1, Latin Club 2, 3, Hot cars and girls, Lincoln. COE, ROBIN COYNER, LINDA CRANO, MARY - To keep a level head while driving with 4 in the front seat of the Buick Century, Junior Y-Teen 4, Killer Kane's fan club, Presi- dent, Eating pizza at Cynthia Circle with the P.O.P. s, Jackson, Akron. CROTTS, HOWARD - To help Pablo wire the seats in Mr. Wheatley's class, German Club 2, German newspaper 1, Baseball 3, 4, Sports, photo- graphy, cars, Walrner Prep, South Africa. CZAR, ANDREA - To always be able to smile, Glee Cluh 2, Booster Club2, Y-Teen 1, Interior decorating, Lincoln. 30 DANIELS, LINDA - To be chief radio gal in Mary's Buick with four in the front seat, Junior Glee Club 1, Senior Glee Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Booster 1, Eating pizza at Cynthia Circle with the P.O.P.'s, Crouse, Akron. DAUGHERTY, MARY ELLEN - .loin the A.F., marry and raise a football team, Godey Club, Junior Girls' Glee Club, Popular and hillbilly music, ham- burgs, Johnny, Crawford. DAVIS, BILLIE - To go to college, live a life of service, Junior Council on World Affairs 1, 2, Junior Optimist 1, 2, Camera Club 1, 2, Glee Club 3, Photography, Grant. DAVIS, WILLIAM - I must be a minister for my Lord, Youth for Christ, Vice-President 4, Latin Club, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Melody Men 3, 4, Bible study, music, Grant. DE GRAFF, BENJAMIN - To beat every Ford with my Plymouth, to be an engineer, Camera Club 1, German Club 3, 4, N.F.L. 1, Latin Club 2, Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Council of Foreign Affairs 1, Drinking good cider with Moule and the boys, Grant. DE HART, NANCY - To be an airline hostess, to try to be a friend to every- one, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, 2, Aqua Debs 1, Y-Teens 3, 4, Booster 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Having fun with the Girls, slumber parties, a certain guy, Lincoln. 1 Hi'-Q A we su, V ' .::-, ,., Q- f f , ,K i f Nightingales in history, to marry a rich patient, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1 Secretary 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Junior Foreign Affairs Council 1, Jun- ior Y-Teens 1, 2, Chaplain 1, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Nurse's Assist' ant 4, K's, rodding around with the girls, swimming, music, sports, skating, DE MARINIS, Dee Dee DOLORES - To be one of the tallest Florence i n is S sf W2 3 as a.e good Italian pizza, Findley, Akron. DEWITT, LARRY -- To be a stock car driver, Girls, Portage Path, Akron. DIECKMAN, NANCI SUE - Help Red raise a basketball team, making peo- ple happy, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Booster 3, 4, Girls, Glee Club 1, Being with Red and driving his car, eating pizza, K.A.P.A.C.'s, swimming, typing to please my Mom and Dad and graduating at Falls, Crawford. DILLEHUNT, DALE - To be SUCCESS-fltl, always to be a friend to everyone, primary teacher, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3, Secretary, Treasurer 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Cuyahogan Staff 4, K's, sports, working at Town and Country Hotel, the gang, learning to drive, music, dating, parties, Central, Indiana. DILLMORE, NANCY LEE - To study and show myself approved, wholly ac- ceptable unto God, Booster 1, Youth for Christ 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Treasur- er 4, Cuyahogan Staff 4, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Music, roller skating, L. H., running around with the gang, Lincoln. DOLIS, MABLENE -- Going into nurse's training, Glee Club 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, All Girl Choir 2, Aqua Deb 2, Booster 3, Four Square 3, 4, Getting along with the girls. rodding, helping Sue find those conspicuous places, driv- ing forward in reverse, slumber parties, and man do I love to eat, C. R., Crouse, Akron. 31 DONALD, JOHN C. III -- - To learn a profession, live a happy life, Intra- mural sports, Basketball, Volleyball, Chemistry lab assistant, Living it up with wine and women, Broad. DOSTER, JANET MARIE - To he able to make up my mind what I want my ambition is to be, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster 2, 3, 4, Godey 3, 4, Senior Glee Club 3, Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming, tennis, boating, Seiberling, Akron. DREW, JANET -- To be of service to the world, Camera Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, President 2, NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, President4, Y-Teen 2, 3, Latin Club 2, French Club 2, 3, Cuyahogan Staff 4, National Honor Society 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, K's, speech, music, church work, Broad. DURANT, ROBERT, Bob - Ride a flying saucer, Amateur radio, flying sau- cers, St. Joseph. DURBIN, JACK - To own a spaghetti house and employ all the boys, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Woodchucks No. I 1, 2, 3, 4. ENDSLEY, JACK -- Junior Foreign Affairs Council 1, Camera Club 1, Ger- man Club 1, 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Scribe 3, Bowling, wine, women, song, just plain Hrodding around , Broad. I U N E 1 v,f , . -lsri ERB, MARLENE - Y-Teen 1, Girls Junlor Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, ' A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Singing, Port Niches Elementary, Texas. EWERTH, HELEN - To be a private secretary, Collecting match book cov- ers and pictures of movie stars, swimming, Warren. FARMER, EDWARD - Music teacher or singer, Tiger Den 3, 4, President, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Melody Men 3, 4, Singing, having fun, Lincoln. FAUSER, DOROTHY MARIE - To finish in what I start successfully, to make other people happy, Varsity Band 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, Junior Y-Teen 1, 2, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, Godey 3, 4, Vice-President, Honor Society 4, Flute Quartet 3, 4, Swing Band '3, 4, Fooling around in general, Craw- ford. . FEIL, SUSAN, Sue - Enter into the field of math or chemistry, Latin Club 2, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Y-Teen 1, 2, Secretary 2, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, B. W. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, Building and Grounds Committee 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Sports, reading, Grant. FILING, MARYLEE, Mary - To be successful, Junior Girls, Glee Club 1, Senior Glee Club 3, All Girl Choir 2, Booster 1, 2, 3, Junior Y-Teen 2, Sen- ior Y-Teen 3, Skating, riding around in Jeepsie with the gang, Fraunfelter, Akron. 32 :,,. , FLEMING, PATRICIA JEAN - Stop Sandy's constant chatter, make my parents proud of me, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, All Girl Choir 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Four Square 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Swimming, skating, music, Crosby, Akron. FLIKKIE, DAVID C. - Booster 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Success, Boats, Perkins, Akron. FOLK, PATRICIA MARY, Pat - Join the Waves, Going to stock car races, Grant. FORD, JUSITH, Judy - To be a success, Junior Y-Teen 2, Booster 2, 3, Senior Y-Teen 3, Skating, riding around in .leepsie with the gang, Lincoln. FREDERICK, WILLIAM, Bill - To be an auto designer or mechanic, Y.F.C., A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Radio, mechanics,,Montgomery Unit, N. Y. GALAMBOS, HILDA - To serve my God the best way I can, Traveling, reading, Gyorkony, Hungary. Zh 1 ,N 5 W, , 2' 'Sf 5 -SW ' 1956 GARLAND, DEANNA FAY -- To be a good secretary, Y-Teens, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Tiger Tales 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, at North High, Writing letters to my college man, Margaret Park. GEHRINGER, CHARLES - To be an accountant, to start my own accounting business, Swimming, Stow. GERLINGER, KAREN, Skip -- To be called Skip, become a nurse, have fun, find happiness doing it, Y-Teen 1, 2, Latin Club 2, Booster 3, 4, Keeping a scrapbook, writing letters, teasing physics teachers, raising monkeys, San Antonio, Texas. GERMAN, NANCY - To always be happy: Junior Y-Teen 1, 2, Senior Y- Teen 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Powder blue Jaguars, trying to do what needs to be done, 202's, Silver Lake. GEUL, SALLY ANN - To get a good job, to bring happiness to others, .lunior Y-Teen, ,Iunior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Girls' Glee Club, B.U.G.S., Collecting souvenirs and pictures of friends and movie stars, bowling, tennis, skating, shows, going around with the gang, Broad. GLEESON, JOHN - To try and out-talk Mr. Wheatley, Projection Staff 1, 2, J. V. football 3, 4, Sports, Shaker Heights and Maple Heights. 33 X at a Q txt-ea 2 tg X Q R an at 3 Q Q P, P ,egg S , W sf -at Y, 2 Y ,aw X2 4 ,U ts, KN, hw? GOUGH, CAROL - To live up to my parents, expectations and enjoy a happy, successful life with Jim, Junior Y-Teens 2, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Booster 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, Skating, rodding around in Jeepsie', with the gang, Broad. GOVE, JUANETTA - To be a secretary, Y-Teens 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 3, Photographs, snapshots, Tallmadge. GREEN, RICHARD - Architectural engineer, Sports, Crouse, Akron. GREEN, ROBERT - Go on to college, Sports, Grace, Akron. GRESHAM, JEAN - To learn to stay up on water skiis for more than a min- ute at a time, to always have loads of friends and to be successful through life, Girls, Junior Club 1, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, German Club 2, Booster 3, 4, K's, parties, skating, sports, going out with the girls, Grant. GUNN, CHARLES - Whatever God has planned for me, Band, Youth for Christ, President 3, Youth for Christ work, music, Spicer, Akron. JUNE HAAS, CAROL - Commercial artist, to return to Floricla and live it up, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster 3, 4, Godey 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teen Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, Kis, driving a car, swimming, basketball, church work, going out with the gang, being good, Grant. HAGELBARGER, RALPH - To be an astronomer or connected with nuclear physics, French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Buckeye Boys' State 3, Basketball 1, 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Ohio Orchestra 2, 3, Coin collecting, studying all sciences, predicting weather, Silver Lake. HANSEN, MARIANNE JAY - To be as happy all my life as I have been since February 20, 1953, Junior Glee Club, Horses, Britton Downs, Michigan. HARNACK, NANCY SUE - To be on the winning side of an argument, make friends, be successful in life and learn to settle down, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, 2, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, German Club 2, Booster 3, 4, Senior Y- Teens 3, 4, Kis, and all their parties, driving, keeping out of trouble, sports and meeting kids at Garner's, Grant. HARTMAN, VIRGINIA - To live a happy and successful life, Booster 1, Jefferson Choir 1, Y-Teens 4, Booster 4 at Norwood, St. John's,Delphos. HAYDEN, THOMAS - To finish my book on How to Win Friends and In- fluence People , Track 1, Latin Club 2, Glee Club 1, Flying, radios, swim- ming, skating, horseback riding, tennis, Clark's jokes, St. Martha,s, Akron. 34 HAYES, BETTY - To get everything out of life I can, German Club 1, 2, Booster 1, 2, B. W. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Y-Teen 3, 4, Junior Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, Godey 3, 4, Aqua Debs 1, Being with the gang, K's, boys, roller skating, riding around in Lisa, swimming, Grant. HEFFNER, MARILYN - To be an elementary teacher, Booster 1, 2, H. A. Preston 3, 4, Four Square 3, Girls' Junior Glee Club 2, Allied Youth 1, Jun- ior Y-Teen 1, 2, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, Having fun with the gang, tennis, Pink Elephants, Grant. HELLER. CHARLES - Have my own garage, Cars, sports, going out and liv- ing it up, Grant. HENRY, NORMAN P. -- A Cappella 3, 4, Boys' Octette 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, Cars, women, Glover, Akron. HIER, THOMAS - To beat Durbin's Black Bomb, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Booster, Woodchucks 1, 2, 3, 4, Screaming demons, Seiberling. HINES, SANDRA, Sandy -- To be rich like .Rockefeller and look like Mon- roe, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, All Girl Choir 2, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, Swimming, music, art, having I 19562 HOSTETTLER, J. EDWIN - To live a clean, wholesome life, Junior Foreign Affairs Council 1,.Junior Boys' Glee Club 1, Boys' Senior Glee Club 2, Latin Club 2, Yearbook Staff 4, National Honor Society, Vice-President 4, Melody Men 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Youth for Christ 3, 4, Singing, Craw- ford. HOUSLEY, RICHARD L. - To get ahead , Junior Football 1, Having fun out of life, Stow. HOVATTER, JOAN - To be a good secretary, Junior Glee Club 2, Swim- ming, horseback riding, Lincoln. HUFF, JOYCE - To invent a drop-proof baton, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Latin Club 1, Booster 2, 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Junior Tiger Den Board 4, A Cappella Choir 2, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, Swimming, driving, twirling baton, B.A.B.'s, Joe, Lakemore. HURD, NANCY GAIL -- Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, Sports, collecting records, being with the Bugs, enter college or get into one of the services, Broad. JEKKALS, IGO - Be an engineer and draw draodles, Basketball 2, Tennis 2, Torch, Honor Society 3, Track 3, Track, tennis, Germany. 35 f Q , . W 'ez , 3 X ig his gal 5 5 A .. gf f X l ? 'I ,wt 3 'lx Fl: K S , st, A if .za gt sf JONES, JEROME - Have my own bar, Guns, space ships, St. Joseph. JORDON, BONNIE - To do the very best with my life that I know how, have lots of friends, Booster 1, 2, 3, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Secretary, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Secretary, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Junior Classical League 2, Art, listening to records, Rainbows, dating, laughing, eating, Broad. JORDAN, MARCIA - Co to New York and be a model, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Sec- retary, Treasurer 4, Four Square 4, Office Assistant 4, lee skating, music, swimming, driving, pizza, talking, going out with the girls, Broad. KANE, Killer JOHN - Roll meat balls at Hunkey's spaghetti Haven, Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Football 3, 4, Swimming, sports, having a good time, St. Vincent. KARRES, Pablo PAUL - To wire the seats in Mr. Wheatley's physic lab, Latin Club 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, J. V. Football 3, Cuyahogan Staff 4, Tumb- ling 4, Skin diving, coin collecting, Broad. KASER, JO ANN - Secretary, Y-Teens 2, Music, sports, Northampton. JUNE KAUGHER, Toots CAROLYN - To be a private secretary, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Booster 3, 4, Swimming, slumber parties, Crawford. KELLEY, Dave DAVID - To help Dave Rechsteiner hunt pink elephants for Yankee George Senior, Collecting junk, Silver Lake. KELSO, CAROLE IRENE - To have friends, a future, and faith, Booster 1, 2, 3, Junior Y-Teens 1, 2, Secretary 2, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Four Square 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, President 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Section Leader 4, Church work, driving, music, pizza, and the Country. Broad. KERR, Katy CATHARINE - Finish college and have a successful life, Hon- or Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Executive Committee 3, French Club 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Student Council 1, Sports, the girls, eating, having a good time, Broad. KERR, Pat PATRICIA - To be a physical educational teacher, to bring hap- piness to others, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Booster, Aqua Debs, Jun- ior Girls' Glee Club: Senior Girls' Glee Club, Sports, rodding around in Jeep- sie with the girls, Grant. KETTERMAN, Peggy MARGARET - To fulfill my goats to the best of my ability and change MAYBE William to REALLY William, Junior Y-Teens, All Girl Choir 3, Booster 4, Senior Y-Teens 4, Art work, swimming, Pa, run- ning around with the girls, Stow. 36 KROEGER, BARBARA - To teach elementary school children something so when they get to Falls the teachers ean't say they don't know anything: .lunior Y-Teen 1, 2g Four Square 3, 43 Band 3, 4, H. A. Preston 4g Junior Girls' Glee Club lg All Girl Choir 2g Office Assistant 3, Senior Y-Teen 3g Playing the piano, talkingg Broad. KRUMROY, SANDRA, Sandy, Cousin - To be a Dietitiang Booster 49 Traveling, rodding around in my car with the girlsg Seiherling. LAKE, BONNIE M To make a happy life for someone and myselfg Senior Y- Teen 3, 4, Dance Band Vocalist 33 Marching Band Vocalist 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2g A Cappella Choir 3, 4g Swimming, dancing, singing, playing the pianog Killborn. LEMKE, CAROL SUE - Get my MRS degree, raise six crazy mixed up juvenile delinqnentsq Senior Y-Teen 2, 3, Glee Club 13 Swimming, dancing, gang, knitting, reading, parties, cooking, talking, football games, Waverly, Cleveland. LENZ, ELGA - LEYDON, DONALD - To become a chemist or engineer, Band 2, 39 Student Council 2, 33 Glee Club 3. 4 in Alabama: Electrical workshop workg Wilmer Avenue, Alabama. f 1955 KING, EILEEN, Blondie, Snowy - To get an apartment, a job, go bark to my churchg South Band 1, 2g Junior Thespian Club 3, 4g Collecting picture post- cardsg Lakeview. KING, JUDITH, Indy - To get to California with Karleen as soon as possi- ble and get my MRS degree, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Music, reading, writing letters. stock ear races, arguing with cer- tain people, making bets with my uncle on the Falls-North game, collecting panda bears: Broad. KIRK, PHILIP, Phil - Be spaghetti bender in. Dnrhin's spaghetti house: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 15 Hi-Y 2, Band 1, 25 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Lt. Governor 33 Building and Grounds 3: Executive Committee 33 Woodchuckg Sports, hunting, eampingg Broad. KIRSCH, FRED - To get a motorryrleg C.R.I.F.0., C.S.F., Director of U.F.O. Research Organization, British Interplanetary Society: Akron Astronomy Clubg Scientific investigation of unidentified fly objectsg Granger. KISTLER, RALPH - To be healthy, wealthy, loving and loved, then l'll be happy: Junior Council of Foreign Affairs 15 Latin Club 2, Football 3g Track 33 French Club 3: Senior Play 45 Track 45 Wrestling 45 Cuyahogan Staff 4: Loafing, sports, womeng Western Springs, Ill. KLINE, MARGARET -- To get my MRS degree: Swimming, dancing. bowl- ing, playing eardsg St. Joseph. 37 LINNARD, JUDY - Succeed as a commercial artist, Booster 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Senior Y- Teens 3, 4, Attend Ohio University, Art, Grant. LONG, JOHN, Larry - To be an engineer, Latin Club 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Key Club 4, Amateur radio, Grant. LOPANE, ANITA - To fulfill my goals and make the best of my opportun- ities, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, H. A. Preston 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Office Assistant 3. 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Modeling, sports, pizza, eating, laughing, the girls, kid- ding Scaduto about her arch supporters, Findlay, Akron. MCCAULLEY, SHARON KAY - To be a primary teacher, A Cappella 4, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, Knitting, Ravenna Township. MCCLANAHAN, LYNN - To get through college and own an El Dorado, Hunting ice skating football, Grant. MCCORMICK PATRICIA, Pat Q To be successful and happy in whatever I do Four Square 3 4 Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 202's, All Girl Choir 2 A Cappella Choir 3 4, Girls' Octette 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Broad. JUNE t t' ' bf 11, 11155752 ,gg .gg 1 , 'fiiifif J ' ' ' 1 ettiri 3 MCCOY JULIA - Junior Y-Teens 1 2' Treasurer 2' Latin Club 2' Band 2 3, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Cuyahogan Staff 4, H. A. Preston 4, National Honor Society 4, Elementary Education, Grant. MCDONALD, CHEBYL - To raise a family of cheerleaders and football players someday, National Honor Society 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, A Cappel- la Choir 3, 4, Office Assistant 3, Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, living it up, eating, rid- ing around in the Bed Bomb, giggling with the girls, Jackson, Akron. MCKNIGHT, PEGGY, Peg - To be successful and happy in my chosen pro- fession of nursing, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Den Board 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Junior Foreign Affairs Council 1, Tiger Tales 4, Cuyahogan Staff 4, Music, driving, Broad. MCMAHON, JANE, Janie - To be a Christ-like Christian and develop my musical ability to its maximum degree, Youth for Christ 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 1, President 2, French Club 3, 4, Senior Y-Teens 4, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Playing Bach lnventions, driving Betsy, and keeping Artie from teasing the little cats, Lincoln. MCVICKER, THELMA , MALLABONE, J AY - Mechanic, cars, Broad. 38 MARCHAND, VICTORIA - To be chief gear shifter with four in thebfront seat of Marjfs Buick, Junior Y-Teen 1, Senior Y-Teen 4, Fri. High Y 2, Booster 4, Junior Glee Club l, Aqua Deb 2, French Club 3, Killer Kane Fan Club, Secretary, Eating pizza at Cynthia Circle with the P. O. P. 's, Roosevelt. MARSHALL, JUDITH ANN, Iam - To be a nurse, Booster 1, Latin 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4, Godey 4, German 3, 4, Y-Teen 2, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, Bugs No. 2, skating, slumber parties, football and basketball games, music, driving, reading, St. Joseph. MARTIN, LYNN - To do the best possible, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 2, 3, manager 2, 3, Drum major 4, Student conductor 4, Swing band 3, director 4, Dance band 2, 3, Orchestra 3, 4, Pep band director 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, H. A. Preston 4, Booster 4, Junior Board, Summit County TB and Health Association, Music speech, Broad. MILLER, JANET - Missionary nurse, Junior Girls' Glee Club, Photography, painting, music, Lincoln. MILLER, JUDYTH CAROL -- To be successful in whatever I try to do, Latin Club 2, Junior Y-Teen 2, Senior Y-Teen 3, Having good times, Rav- enna. MILLER, RANDAL - College professor: Latin Club 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Boys' Octette 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Music, readiI1g3 Jennings, Akron. 1956 MILLER SANDRA :fi MILLS, BARBARA JEAN To be a good Christian, wife, mother, All Girl Choir, Girls' Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Freshman class secretary at St. es. .L C E 3 5' Y 1- M -se t ,. iw.. 1 e. Y P' ' - A-.ff-a? sm...- X Bernard's, Dave, dogs, babies, people, St. Bernard's, Akron. MITCHELL, BARBARA - Teacher, Junior Glee Club, All Girl Choir 2, Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 4, V. President, President, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Four Square 3, 4, H. A. Preston 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Getting into trouble, kidding Gerry about her flat feet, writing letters, collecting junk, Seiberling, Akron. MITCHELL, GEORGE, Mickey - To go with Harold to a Rainbow Conven- tion, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, German Club DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales 4, K'Pink elephants , fun with the gang, band bus rides, Broad. MONTGOMERY, RICHARD C. - Detective, Cars, First Ward School, W. Va. MONTGOMERY, ROBERT JOHN 3 To get five aces in a straight poker game, to get all I can - sleep, of course, Cadet band I, Junior Foreign Affairs Council I, Latin Club 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Swing band 2, 3, Syrnphonette 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Buckeye Boys' State 3, Brass sextet 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Sports, drinking with Moule, reading, watching girls, French, playing poker with the boys, music, Crawford. 39 MOORE, PHYLLIS - To become a good medical secretary, to always have friends, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Music, Broad. MORRIS, MARCIA, Mart - To reform the girls ?, sitting on my boss's lap, being a good spinster, Junior Y-Teen 1, 2, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, Booster 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, All sports, the girlsf, collecting guys, J. K., trying to Keep friends, Grant. MORTHLAND, SUSAN, Sue - To work for success, always be happy: .lun- ior Girls' Glee Club 1, Aqua Deb 1, 2, Junior Y-Teen 1, 2, Booster 4, Sen- ior Y-Teen 3, 4, To fight with my man from St. V's, rodding around with the girls, finding people in the most conspicuous places, all sports, swimming, keeping people awake at slumber parties, driving, and man do I love to eat, P.J.P. , Grant. MORTON, STEPHEN COLLISTER, Steve - To coach or manage a world's championship baseball team, French Club 2, Football manager 1, 3, 4, World Friends Club 1, Sports, American History, collecting autographs of sports stars, Putnam Avenue, Conn. MOSIER, JANICE - To work in an office, to someday travel to Zermatt, Switzerland, Aqua Deb, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Intramural sports, To ride around with the gang in ,Ieepsie , horses, skating, swimming, travel, Grant. MOULE, GLENN - Poker dealing barkeeper, Track team, Carousing with the fellows, Jennings, Akron. MULLER, JOAN, .loanie - To always be happy and successful in whatever T1 - I do, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 1 'egi A Cheerleader 3, 4, Class Play 4, Tiger Den Board 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3, Tiger iiioai Tales staff 4, Sports, eating, slumber parties, 202's, having a good time, Dayton. MULLINS, TOM, Moon - To be a psychiatrist and earn 320 an hour, Cam- era Club 1, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Yearbook staff 4, Tennis, weight lifting, Big House, Lane, Akron. NEUFANG, MARY - Attend college one year and join the Waves, Y-Teen 1 at Akron, Swimming, bowling, fishing, cars, Jennings Junior High. NICHOLS, ROBERT, Bob - To be a race driver, Camera Club 1, 2, Pres- ident 1, Treasurer 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Cars and a certain girl, Broad. NITZSCHE, CHARLOTTE OBER, LESLIE, Les - To always be happy, to have friends and be a success in whatever I do and help boys around in Cousin's car and eatingl, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, Booster 1, 2, 4, Office assistant 4, Akron. 40 , . OLDHAM, NANCY - To go to college and have a home and family, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Cheering Fresh- man, Varsity 3, 4, Junior Executive Committee 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Yearbook staff 4, Art, sports, the gang, Silver Lake. PALECHEK, THOMAS, Polly - To quit dropping transmissions and be a mechanic, to be a Western Auto salesman, Football 1, 2, 3, Booster fHonor- aryl 1, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Cars, hunting, football, and Lukes, Grant. PENDLAND, AUDREY - To be a telephone operator and marry a farmer, Y-Teen, Collecting hillbilly records, hiking, square dancing, Plummer's Land- ing, Ky. PETERSON, DAVID - To be a good chiropodist or lawyer, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Tennis team 3, 4, Track 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Dance band 4, Swing band 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 3, Tennis, sports, The Twilighters, helping Mr. Wheatley win an argument, Broad. PETERSON, ROSEMARY - To be a secretary, Junior Glee Club, All-Girl Choir 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Y-Teen 2, 3, Four Square 3, 4, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 4, German. Club 1, 2, Having fun with the girls, sports, music, Forrest Hill Grade School, Akron. PETT, SANDRA GAY, Sandra - To travel around the world in a glider, Junior Y-Teen 1, 2, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, Booster Club 3, Camera Club 1, Latin Club 2, Four Square 3, L. Gfs, Providence, Rhode Island. 53 1956 PHELPS, DOROTHY -- A happy and successful life, Y-Teen 1, 3, 4, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, Fishing, hunting, sewing, cooking, listening to good pop- ular music, Broad. PHILLIPS, FRANCIS - To be a test pilot for a broom factory, Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Sewing, slumber parties, cakes and french-fries, going places with my friends, Forrest Hill, Akron. PRENTICE, MARY - To finish successfully whatever I start, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster 2, 3, 4, H. A. Preston 3, 4, Vice-President 4, N. F. L. 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Varsity Debate 3, 4, B. V. V. Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Pres- ident 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Class play 4, Representative to Buckeye Girls' State 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Four-Square 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Being with people, 202's , slumber par- ties, American Grammar School of Mexico City. PULLEY, DAVID -- To be a Mechanic, Building Model Planes, Grant School. RECHNER, MICHAEL - To own a racing stable, Key Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres- ident 4, Freshman Basketball, Tiger Tales 4, Collecting modern jazz, Lincoln, Akron. REDD, CAROL ANN - To get my M. R. S. Degree, ,Iunior Girls' Glee Club 1, Listening to the radio, eating, thinking of Dick, Lore City, Ohio. 41 REESE, JUDY - To go to college and have fun, Senior Y-Teens, 4, Booster, 4, Band 3, Roller skating and eating, Auburn Heights School, Michigan. ROSE, EDWARD - To be installing marshal in a Rainbow Installation, Camera Club, Booster, 4, DeMolay, Having 'board partiesi' with Maude and the Boys, Crawford. ROSS, RONALD RICHARD - To be marry a girl with money, Key Club, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Girls, Stow Grade School, Stow. SACCOGNA, JOE 4 Go to college and make money, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Sports, St. Joseph. SANDERS, RICHARD LEE - To do well in my selected Field, Camera Club 1, Junior Foreign Affairs 1, Stamps, books, painting girls, driving, swimming, Grant. LANDERSON, ELIZABETH IUNE SCADUTO, Gerry GERALDINE - To be successful and happy in whatever I do, Girls Junior Glee Club 1, Junior and Senior Y-Teens, Student Council, 4, H. A. Preston, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, Junior Prom Queen 3, Talking, eating pizza, telling jokes to my piasani, making Mrs. Ripley and Mr. O'Brien laugh, St. Martha, Akron. SCHERER, LORA - To major in Sociology and bring happiness to others, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Four Square, 3, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, N. F. L., 2, 3, Dramatics Club, 1, 2, Thespians, 3, Secretary 3, All School Play, 1, 2, Senior Class Play, 4, Silver Lake Little Theatre and church activities, art, going out with my favorite DeMolay, Broad. SCHERER, Sandy Scherebeer, SANDRA - To go on diet and get afigure like Marilyn Monroe, Girls' Junior Glee Club, 1, All Girl Choir, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Booster, 3, German Club, 2, 4, Godey, 3, 4, Ten Teens, 1, 2, Kapac, St. V's, boys, driving my Stink, Studies, Grant. SCOTT, CRAIG - To start an Airline, Football 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Swimming, Wrestling, Cross Country, Airplanes, Woodchucks , Flint, Michigan. SENTER, JAMES - To farm about 4 acres, Football, 2, Track, I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Eating and sleeping, Findley School in Akron. SENTER, J UDITH - To be a secretary until l'm married, Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, Y-Teens, 1, Allied Youth, 1, 2, Church Choir, teacher of music, playing the piano, Lincoln. 42 3 2 , ,.f,,, ,ye ,M Q, lg if iii' YT? A .. w e 11- be e f - 57,19 1 ,-3353 5 5 3 i,if'??1F? .,,.. SI-IAFER, Bob ROBERT - Play Pro Football with Killer Kane, Football, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Allied Youth, 2, French Club, 3, 4, Goober Boys, 3, 4, Sports. SHANK, SUZANNE - Own and 0lri's convertible, Booster 3, Watching people, Lincoln. SHAVER, HAROLD JR. - Doing too many things at once, Junior Council on Foreign Affairs, 1, National Forensic League, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, French Club, 3, 4, President 3, Cuyahogan Staff, 4, Tiger Tales 4, Boys' Junior Glee Club 1, 2, A Cappella Choir, 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Operetta 3, Senior Class Play 4, Music, J. M., Crawford. SHELTER, JANET SICKMAN, BARBARA - Work and then get married, Booster, Junior and Senior Glee Club, 1, 2, Y. F. C., 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancing, racing horses, Broad. SITTSER, CAROLE - To go to New Orleans and see how the Freeze is done, Y-Teen 1, Booster 1, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, Collecting Moon-Dog records, Galesburg, Ill. P at W -4 if sr 5, fi . Mew- le- is ,Sz is Viv ,jf if 1956 SKIDMORE, TOMMY FRANKLIN - To be a baseball player, have my own business, Crawford. SLABY, LYNN - To become a good doctor so I can relieve pain of any studenfs ulcers, to be installing marshall at Rainbow Installation, Latin Club 1, 4, French Club 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 3, Camera Club l, 2, Junior Foreign Affairs 1, 2, Grant. SMITH, DARLENE M. - To get my M. R. S. degree, Y-Teen 1, Eating, teasing, thinking of a certain someone, Lincoln. SMITH, LUCELLA - To go to college and stufly art, Glee Club 1, Junior Y-Teen 2, Running around with the gang, radio, Broad. SMITH, ROSEMARY LYNN - To be a success in whatever I attempt, Cadet Band 1, Latin Club 2, Junior Girls' Glee Club 2, Senior Glee Club 3, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Four-Square 3, 4, Yearbook staff 4, Editor-in-chief, Office staff 3, F. T. A. 4, 202,s, having fun, dating, messing around with the gang, Milray, Akron. SPROWL, ALLAN, Al - To go through college and stay out of trouble, Band 1, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Grant. 43 STAHL, JOHN - Drfnlistryg Student Council lg Latin Club 23 Allied Youth 23 Handicrafts. athleticsg Stow. STALEY, RlLl.lE D. N- Crt through high school, college, get my M. R. S. degree, Y-Teens 1, 2g All Girl Choir 1, 25 Y. F. C. 4, Rooster 3, 43 Rodding my Chevy, boys, my gangg Bath. STEIN, SUSAN, Sur' - To Im successful in my attempt at a career ana' have a happy life, ,lunior Y-Teens 1, 2, Latin Club 24 French Club 2, 3, 4g D. W. Club 2g ,lunior Girls' Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2g A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2g H. A. Prestong Office Staff 33 Four-Square 4g Octette 3, 4-Q Dating, eating, going out and living it up with the girlsg Andrew Jackson, North Hill. STEITZ, KARLEEN Joy - To go to California with Judy, Four-Square 43 Y. F. C. 1, 2g ,lunior Glee Club 1: Senior Glee Club 3g All Girl Choir 2g Writing letters to a certain Marine in Japan, eating dill pickles, getting my M. R. S. degree, a happy future, surprise pictures at farewell parties. STONEMETZ, MARY -- To br' a sur'rr'ss in. everything, including teachingg .lunior Foreign Affairs 1, Secretary: Camera Club 2, Secretaryg Gocley 3, 43 Y-Teen 3, 4g Latin Club 2, Camping, sports, Grant. SWAlN, SUSAN, Sm' - To niahr' other happy and br' happy anrl surtcessful in whatever I rlo, llooster 1, 2, 3, 'lg Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4g Four Square 3, 4g Latin Club l, 2g Le Circ-Ie Francois 3, 4g Girls' Junior Glee Club lg All Girl Choir 2g A Cappella Choir 3, 'lg Office Assistant 33 Talking, laughing, singing, eating pizza, horses, Rainbow, and kidding Scaduto about her noseg Spicer, IUNE TANCENBERC. JOYCE, Joyrvv' - To In' a morlvl, and modal Bilrini bathing suits at thr' North Polwg Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 45 German Club 1, 2, 3g Girls' Junior Clee Club 13 All Girl Choir 2g Girls' Senior Glee Club 33 Booster 1, 2, 43 Aqua Debs 1, 2: Y-Teen llasketball 3, 43 Office Assistant 43 Modeling, sports, Bugs, keeping Scherebeer and her 5tinki Studinout of courtg Broad. TAYLOR, ROBERT, Bob -- Athletic instrrzrtorg Fishingg Sieberling, Akron TEDROW, DAVID - To marry an 89 year old widow with a bad heart and Sl0,000,000g Band 1, 2: Allied Youth 2: Track 3, 4g Basketball 4, Varsity, J. V. 2, 3, Captain 3g Freshman lg Football 33 Grant. 'l'l7lNl5ON, DAVID - To own my own busincssg Girls: Lincoln. THOMAS, JUDY El,F'RlEDE -- Lntin Club 2: Booster 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Four Square 33 Senior Class play 41 Office Assis- tant. 43 llnrris School. THOMAS. RICHARD LYN f- To he as had as you arf' as gnorl as I am : Sports, skating, Navy, painting, borrowing the cur, taking out Darlene: Lincoln. 44 THOMPSON, LYNN L. - To be chief cop watcher with four in the front seat of Mary's Buick, Junior Glee Club 1, Y-Teens.1, 2, 3, 4, Aqua Debs, Booster 4, Killer Kane's Fan Club, Treasurer, Eating pizza at Cynthia Circle with P.O.P.'s, Crawford. THOMPSON, RAYMOND - To keep my car running and to stay out of trou- ble, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Allied Youth 2, Sports, cars, Woodchucks, Glover, Akron. THONEN, PAUL A. - To be a success in life, My car, Silver Lake. TOMPKINS, JOAN - Where I am needed-lead me there , Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Junior Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Ten Teens 1, 2, Reserve cheer- leader 3, Varsity 4, Music, sports, writing letters, having fun with all the kids, Silver Lake. TOOMEY, NANCY - To become the first woman disc jockey in Akron, ,lun- ior Y-Teens 1, Senior Y-Teens 4, German Club 1, 2, German Play, Booster 3, Freshman Glee Club, Junior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Cuyahoga Falls Four-H Club, Swimming, ice skating, music, having fun rod- ding around with the girls, eating pizza, taking part with the KAPAC's, Broad. TRUSHEL, DONA 1956 VALLEY, GARY girls, lndian relics, VINCENT, VENA - 4: Senior Glee Club 3, with the KAPAC's, ate secretary, Girls, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, mural Tennis 2, 3, 4 Boosterl 2 3 hard, slumber partie VOLKEY, CAROLE - munick, Drexel Hill, Pa WAGCONER, BOB - School, River Range, 45 - Lawyer, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 1, Hot sodas, Hudson, Ohio. To go to Florida with girl friends and own a swimming pool and yacht, Booster 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee- Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, Girls' Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Dancing, rollerskating, having fun Lincoln. VINCIGUERRA, MARY JO - To be a success in all I do and become a priv- Junior Glee Club 1, 2, Four Square 3, 4, Sergeant-at-arms Basketball Team 3, 4, Booster 3, 4, Treasurer 4, lntra- 4, Going out with the girls, playing sports, listening to '6Daddio',, St. Martha, Akron. 4, Secretary 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 2, 3, laughing VOBBE, GRETCHEN - To be a nurse and always be happy, Four Square 3, i i i l s, 202's and having a good time, Grant. To be a primary teacher, Y-Teens 2, German Club 3, 4, Booster 4, H. A. Preston 4, Y.F.C. 4, Collecting picture post cards, Aro- Rifle Club, Collecting coins, Ann Vigger Elementary Michigan. WALLACE, DORIS WALTENBAUGH, MARCYLOU, Mausie - To remain single until I receive my R.lV. degree, to live in California, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, Latin Club 2, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.S.V. 1, 2, Godey 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Reading, traveling, eating pizza, slumber parties, rodding around with Toots and the girls. WARD, GERALDINE, Gerry - Professional model, private secretary, Falls, B.W. Club 1, Booster 3, Miami Beach, Office Assistant, Eating pizza, swim- ming, writing letters to Spaldings and all the girls, talking on the phone, Siamese cats, and just plain Goofing off with everyone. WARMAN, DICK - Let Coa s will be done in my life, Glee Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Y.F.C., Singing, cars, Lincoln. WEISHEIT, BARBARA - To become as successful an artist as Norman Rockwell and to make new friends but never lose the old, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Square 3, 4, Secretary 4, President 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Girls' Junior Glee Club 1, National Honor Society 4, Chaplain 4, Reading, traveling, having fun with all the girls, drawing, painting, and art in general, Crawford. WELLS, CHARLES ROBERT - To be a success in everything I do, Hi-Y 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, Camera Club 1, Vice-Presi- dent, All out-door sports, Polk, Ohio. IUNE WESTON, MARGARET - To be a success in everything I da, Glee Club 1, All Girl Choir 2, Girls' Senior Glee Club 2, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Y-Teen 3, 4, Swimming, horseback riding, Manners, Leggett School, Akron. WHITE, MARSHA LOU - To be a nurse and always be a Christian friend to others, Latin Club 2, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, 3, Four Square 3, 4, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orch- estra 3, 4, Swing Band 1, 3, Booster 1, 2, 3, Saxophone quartet 2, 3, 4, Mus- ic, church, sports, the country, Broad. WILCOX, TIMOTHY JAMES - To have a car that will peel three blocks in low, two in second and one in high, Freshman Basketball, Manager, Baseball 1, 2, Sports, girls, and cars, St. Joseph. Q WILKINSON, VIRGINIA - To work in an office, Band 1, 2, Dancing, cook- ing, playing miniature golf, North Industry Grade School. WILLIAMS, ROY - To live a good and fall life, Wrestling 3, 4, Models- motors, Lincoln. WILSON, GERLD - To learn how to do Mr. Wheatleyfs third grade with- 'clg metic problems, Football 1, 4, Manager 3, Basketball 1, Golf 3, 4, Key Club ggigw 3, 4, President 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Sports, stamp - .- collecting, Andrew Jackson, Akron. A ,.. , -V -'-V-'., 46 WILSON, SALLY, Teabag - To remain single until l get my R. N. and to make my family prona' of me, Junior Clee Club 13 Senior Glee Club 23 Codey 3, 43 President 4g Booster 3, 43 Y-Teen 13 National Honor Society 3, 43 B. W. I. 2, 3, 43 President 43 Yearbook Staff 43 F. N. A. 4, President 43 Football games. H. F., trying to meet Barb on time, fooling around with Momg Crosby, Akron. WOLCOTT, MARILYN - To get a job as a secretaryg Senior Y-Teens 43 Collecting dolls, Silver Lake. WOOLDRIDCE 111, DABNEY ELLIS - To be a missionary Doctorg Stu- dent Council 23 Building and Grounds Committee, Vice-President 23 Booster 2, 3, 4-, Hi-Y 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 A Cappella Choir 3, 4g National Forensic League 3, 43 Band l, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track l, 2, 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Basketball 89'er3 Allied Youth, Vice-President 2g Sports, musicg Norfolk, Virginia. -'sa i lfk l Wit P51 Wg i n Sa gg JJ Q - QW i . I ' , x G I is - Q I 3 J-'MX ml' Ex ... --.---- ' ,.,.- rf , pl 3' Q-ji Y 1 A: x 1 f PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE FLOOD, DAVID - To be an accountant, Junior Foreign Affairsg Camera Club3 collecting coins3 Broad. LISTON, Frank, FRANCIS - To try and finagle a car from my old man, listening to Mr. Peebles talkg Henry, Akron. RADFORD, FLOYD WILLIAM - To be a machinistg drawing and paintingg Grace, Akron. SALYARDS, THEODORE - Aeronaaticsg Nature work, model aviation3 Crawford. 47 QW? 'W 2 . ,, , Qi? Q ,r h L Q f V 1' Q3 Q J 5' Q ,.rg...-,.5 n EE E 5 wb 'Q 9 92 . 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Row Five: Polly Cambria, Charlotte Campbell, Larry Campbell, Barbara Campton, Linda Cantrell, Allen Carey, James Carey, Bill Carrigan, Patricia Carroll, Jerry Chambliss. Row Six: Sally Chat- terfield, William Cleland, Cordon Cockrane, Bob Cogdeill, Roger Cooke, Bruce Craddock, Donald Cramer, Connie Crane, Carole Crawford, Duncan Creed. 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Row Four: Robert Good, David Gorog, Idame Goshorn, Robert Grabe, Nancy Gray, Lynne, Green, Mickey Gregory, Gordon Haas, 58 -- ,,- 2 QQ, 1 gf ai Ziff f me ,Q Q 4 fe W S ,i X , hw ,:w,::z,,s12',' --wfsiffi , - , ' jgsz,,ff15gg is, :-,gigfgggjgg isis. ' , . .f':.f ' Z' ,,:f-Eaf. 2544 .,, .. f . . . ,,., W, X , WWE? fi 'JJ 'S -Jifeiieiif,-T ' - ,g .f at Q if i 5 fi eu mm sv' I'va I iff!!! Q? 'gtg ft , t, . Skim-,. , , g f' sz : f s. '- .,??a..s w,,., , ., .' Qfvftw rw, tt-1,2 V-mit. Qi' Hx: I A K :Q S ,, , is 11-Ye vm . I vli' ..A, , j -hu:-F if., 1.2-g ,, -. ff 111 -gf:f:sfsvf'igs '15, : ., ,,-,- ,H ,: :,.. :k,, Z , ,,,,-,iff ,E k, ,T I. I- ':,m-- Q- 7 WNW -Tifsffsigzsliff 's J if? fl ,V,l ,le 1 Billy Hall Hamilton, man, Stan John Halleck Edna 'Madison Hall. Row Five: Gene Hamrick Steve Hannan, Richard Hart- Haude David Hauff Lynn Hauprich, Chester Headley, Jon Held. Row Six: Larry Henderson, Martha Henderson, Theadore Hendricks, Judy Hewitt, Robert Hil- bish, Donald Hinkle Anna Hohday, Jeanette Hodges, Carole Holcomb, Terry Holsinger. Row Seven: Nancy Hood, Debbie Hooper, Ruth Hopper, Doug Houck, Elaine Howell, Phillip Howell, Nancy Huber, Carolyn Huff Jerry Hughes, Kent Hughes. o sl v Six ew 2 ' gessif 'Af V 1 511.-3 9 'fi ' 525 .5 J gf, , fr, , W f '?YsE'55 if fiffiiflg-z : t ,f ' 'ff 1 , fw, f .Mm 4'-v E 1 F f As 5 ' swf 2 'Wf:i5?e59?i . . , . lgw fd N , S , ' 7, ' ff- 'Ts jg, ' , X K 1, if, 5 at 'W' s ' mm 1153 if 3 32 K. .1 U. . . t '. .. s .gekqrif K First Row: Dougalas Jacobson, Jerry Johnson, Jim Johnson, Joan John- son, Allen Johnston, Beverly Fordon, Nona Jorn. Second Row: George Kain, Harry Kalbaugh, Kathy Kaser, Thom- as Kaser, Lawrence Keiner, John Kellogg, William Kemp- ton, Steve Kesselring, Gay Keys, Charles King. Third Row: Dennis King, Lorenzo Kramore, Blanche Kline, Jon Knight, Gerald Knittel, Nancy Koch, James Kochmit, Judy Kosa, Tom Krause. Fourth Row: Judy Kreiner, Judy Krupp, Nancy Kyle, Carl Lamacusa, Robert Lapolla, Jerry Lavin, Patricia Lees, Leroy Le Fever, Patsy Leighton, John Lem- Patricia Hutchinson, Ann Hylton, Al Jacobs, 'fi 'bf 9452? ,.. K , A sky my I anis, E or 3, Q, .Q ' 1- ntl? , ,, rs,y - 1 'ffiiiff :vii ,, - -' L: i :,:ja:-?,15,,: ' I x Q 'ia rw 3 N X S Q ,, sl i d . i QJPL 1 fjjlez M if . W r it L, Wm Wink , ...gi is ., , Wgy. y ke. Fifth Row: Janet Leonard, Tom Letzler, David Lewis, Annalee Lindblad, Linda Lingner, Amy Lipscomb, Davy Llewellyn, George Loveless, Jim Lukosavick, Roger Lusk. Sixth Row: Judy Lyle, Sandra Lynch, John McBeath, Al- len McCaulley, Jack McClanahan, Larry McCormick, Suel- len McCullough, Mary McCurdy, Dennis McGill, Tom Mc- Nalley. Seventh Row: Carolyn McNichols, Ralph Mace, Michael Manning, Ronald Manson, Laura Marshall, Tom Meloy, Mary Melvin. Sam Messina, Robert Meyer, Larry Middour. 59 sv? -as s if 9525 .ts We . ,. . f sf :. - ., X , X K Q wx N i P Sr sw L 3 5 5-as Q .6 ' rf fs '3 A ,S 54 iiiii L1 , . .... ,. J 5 . 1 Y Ji: MQ is rsrs A , we as t 's 1 gs V sf ,V,VrL Ek? ,I ix 5. J 3,2 ag, Lua Q-rj15,'P.g Rafi First Row: Diane Miller, George Miller, Jacqueline Miller, Karen Miller, Michael Miller, Noel Mills, Karer: Miner, Lu Minier, Linda Mohlmaster, Nadine Mur- gan. Second Row: Clayton Morris, Ethel Mathersbaugh, Marchia Mullins, Brent Nickol, Diane Nook, Virgina Nye, Wanda Nye, Ned Oliver, John Patterson, Marie Petrane. Third Row: Judith Pfau, Merna Popovich, Virginia Potter, William Proctar, Dan Puraty, Wanda Raeford, Marjorie Rafos, William Ralston, Bob Randall, Garcia Rauch. Fourth Row: Sandra Rawefeldt, Sherely Rawson, Judith Rechner, Charles Reed, Karen Reichert, Sandra Reid, 60 E, . , , . 'kiwi-ll mga 1 .53 0.4 af 5afr2,.a:r' sax, 1 is ,... , 'Qt 'Wi sw sv sg 123, Q sa fa Wa' David Rettinger, Elizabeth Reynolds, Marforie Reynolds, Rebecca Richardson. Fifth Row: Anne Ridgley, Lany Riffle, Janet Rinehart, Tom Robh, George Rogers, Tom Romito, Barbara Roop, Bruce Rounds, Judy Ruff, Terry Ryan. Sixth Row: Jeane Salyards, William Sanderson, Bob Saunders, Michael Schadl, Patricia Schambra, Douglas Scherer, George Schneckenberger, Margaret Schoenstein, Charlotte Selzer, Susan Senter. Seventh Row: David Shaffer, Paul Shearer, lrene Shettler, Sharon Shoaf, Bon- nie Shultz, Yvonne Sickman, Nancy Sinclair, Sandra Shed- more, Kenneth Slama, Kenneth Smith. I0 First Row: Nancy Smith, Billy Stafford, James Stalder, Wendy Staniforth, Mildred Stein, Sara Steinhauer, Robert Stewart, Dean Taylor, Ronny Taylor, Karen Taylor. Second Row: Ronald Thayer, Betty Thomas, Terry Timney, Frank Toline, Jacqueline Towles, David Trauers, Patricia Tucker, Dave Usher, Leona Viering, Louise Viering. 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Am Sf. f ,ah .- ,ww '11 mg, Q 3122-3ef:.H..-211: '5W??ZiJiiQQ2:ZJ . , x mlifli- '5' Q E- -E ' A 1 as :sf H 2ffvz:3+ fwiflwfsv Lszffwwwg swifmw new : ff-- . 1.1 . , seas A S!-sm 3K'fKfHff8K- J- : ,u,fz,wS,5K5x5z4x Mm m?mww:: ': 35 :xs:.:L,, -' 11 Q -xss2?25gggegsgg9Kf 7121gm,V,f9 , ,gszgf H 1 fw5M Szz.4 gg nge? 5,15 V ' ' P1529 mg5'fsR:2f: - gf. H n Q W ' W- .pg ..... fewigfgspf ,wt .. W g- 5225555255 M . .... MM, .. R,,,w YES .. 15225 555355 E: 5752K is W .Q 1, E , s Lsazwilmi 8 , fish 1, mwah 523523555 ww W 1 Q ,wlggp -fx my 'ZQSER may fm Glfk STUDENT Row One: Gerry Scaduto, Martha Henderson, Linda Leo- Bennet, Bill Disbro, David Cyrill, Mrs. Schaffert. Row nard, Julie Sloop, Mary Beth Miller, Marlene Wright, Three: Mike Ostergard, Tom Smith, John Hearty, Bruce Karen Peterson, Dorothy Moore, ,loan Wilson, Wanda Nye. Eckstein, Jim Boeke, Bob Mealy, Roger Claypoole, Chuck Row Two: Sheila Mulcahy, Paul Chapman, Clyde Shepp- Beckman, .lim Gregory, Micky Gregory, Mrs. Ellis. ard, Fred Leffler, Bell Helming, Richard Knight, Dennis The Student Council, whose job it is to participate in the govern- ment and administration of our school, consists of elected members of our student body. The Student Council is one of the more in- fluential and active school organizations, and election to its ranks is one of the highest honors and responsibilities that can come to a pupil. The Council meets regularly and works on such projects as the Christmas canned goods drive, assisting at open house pro- grams, selling mums at the Homecoming Dance, school clean-up, and others. The sponsors are Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Shaffert. 68 .aa ,w,.1-,.0.,.o-Q4-A A' M--W..... COUNCIL Sheila Mulcahy, Vice-Presidentg Paul Chapman, Presirlentg Julie Sloop, Recording Secretaryg Bill Disbro, Treasurerg Marlene Wright, Corresponding Secretary. KE LX WW4' N' ffl iff ,ggi guy-1 an QQPW! 0155 'P-2 fb - 1' N ., -fly .fs .7 l pbfllf foffwf wl - - V , . I I , 'fjllf ff' ' ,W MS-o f lg fl Q 17 , BOOSTER CLUB o h1'l de ur sc oo s argest an pepplest group, is the Booster Club, which is respon- sible for raising our morale and spurring on our teams to their best efforts. Among the many varied Booster activities are projects such as sponsoring the Homecoming Dance, organizing cheering sections, and selling school emblems. The students pic- tured on these pages are vital and enthusiastic supporters of our Tigers and our school. First Row: Lou Ann Achberger, Miriam Hostettler, Sue Sharps, Doreen Phillips, Carol Phillips, Christine Tal- madge, Virginia Hartman, Lora Scherer, Peggy Ketterman, Pat Fleming. Row Two: Marcia Chapman, Lois Howald, Judy Walker, Marcia Medkeff, Nancy Oldham, Saundra Miller, Sandra Krumroy, Charlotte Nitzsche, Helen Harger, Mary Lee Filling, Judy Ford, Carol Gough, Pat Kerr, Mary Lee Houman, Julie Sloop, Joyce Jordan. Third Row: Sue Swain, Linda Frecka, Linda Wilson, Marilyn Woody, Marilyn Miller, Shirley Kittle, Kay Robinson, Pat Myers, Judy Gregor, Carol Vail, Carol Kidd, Harriett Weber, Joel- la Hamm, Linda White, Mrs. Wilhelm. Fourth Row: Chuck Lewellyn, Tom Turley, Ken Gluck, Ed Rose, Dick Spessard Bob Montgomery, Dave Flikkie, Lynn Slaby, Lynn Martin, Sandy Hines, Delores DeMarinis, Joyce Huff, Sandy Pett, Marcia Jordan, Mary Jo Vinciguerra, Dottie Bittinger. 'Fl Row One: Marilyn Benson, Linda Swartzman, Joann Pugh, Sue Housley, JoAnne McClellan, Pam Ruckman, Marilyn Stanford, Paula Neissen, Carol Hershman, Carol Griffith. Row Two: Connie Harris, Judy Chambers, Shirley Grange, Mary Miller, Mary Perdriau, Judy Heckard, Joan Boser, Jean Glenny, Marge Sagadencky, Judy Grafton, Hel- en Gravesmill, Lyn Guy, Margaret Macy, Jean Crano, Karen Kesselring, Linda Klatz. Third Row: Velma Ellison, Pat Busch, Wanda Wilson, Brenda Duff, Marlene Wright, Judy 70 l 11 , if Johnson, Debbie Reynolds, Pat Brundige, JoAnne Morgan, Ann Lahmers, Pat Feldman, Pat Clemens, Mary Margaret Candish, Katharine Austin, Mrs. Wilhelm. Fourth Row: Sue Williams, Linda Sharbird, Linda Kitchet, Liane Van Noy, Betsy McCombs, Julie Willenbacker, Mary Lou Wil- son, Barbara Thomas, Pat Hines, Jackie Hurr, Carolyn Kraus, Nancy Light, Jeanette Hartman, Judy Bradford, Gil Gemberling. Row One: Janet Braniger, Janet Doster, Ilene Barr, Joan Walker, Sally Wilson, Sherry Carsten, Margaret Campbell, Barb Christiansen, Roberta Clark, Judy Cottrill. Row Two: Patricia McCormick, Betsy Sanderson, Cheryl McDonald, Joan Muller, Rosemary Smith, Gloria Cobb, Betty Cundiff: Kathleen Lees, Valarie Cozad, Mary Maldinger, Lyn Thompson, Victoria Marchand, Linda Daniels, Doris Wallace, Barbara Kneifel. Row Three: Marilyn Saunders, Carol Volkey, Rosemary Peterson, Gretchen Vobbe, Cath- Row One: Carol Dillihunt, Nancy Hood, Barbara Watkins, Karen Reichert, Marge Rafos, Nancy Kyle, Diane Nock, Anna Whitacre, Sandy Hassard. Carol Inch. RowaTwo: Jean Davies, Connie Crane, Annette Petrone, Annalee Lindblad, Pat Wise, Joyce Williamson, Karen Miner, Pat Church, Karen Taylor, Sandar Weisheit, Sandra Reid, Susan Galehouse, Lynn Houprich, Carol Ferder, Nadine Morgan. Row Three: Laura Marshall, Suellen McCullough, Jane Ashbrook, Carolyn Huff, Nancy Bacon, Louise Vier- Row One: Barbara Roop, Diane Brown, Mary Beth Miller, Bicki Sarbach, Delma Saugherty, Deanne Anderson, Janie Hartle, Norma Hyde, Dale Campbell, Jane Goodyear. Row Two: Barbara Dilley, Nydia Williams, Anna Hobday, Marjorie Reynolds, Evelyn Wetzel, Sally Steinhauer, Robin White, Nancy Sinclair, Linda Smith, Gay Tedrick, Jeanette arine Kerr, Judy Thomas, Mary Prentice, Barbara Weisheit, Joan Tompkins, Nancy Deickman, Sue Morthland, Marlene Dolis, Mary Crano, Karen Gerlinger, Mrs Wilhelm. Row Four: Nancy German, Linda Capper, Marian Bonstein, Peggy McKnight, Cindy Shetter, Sheila Mulcahy, Barb Mitchell, Anita Lopane, Gerry Scaduto, Sue Feil, Marcia Morris, Nancy DeHart, Nancy Harnack, Jean Gresham, Judy Reese, Leslie Ober, Judy Linnard. ing, Sue Bearden, Pat Schambra, Pat Lees, Judy Brislinger, Wanda Nye, Nancy Bell, Judy Lyle, Wendy Staniforth, Martha Henderson, Janet Gilmore, Nancy Grey, Mrs. Wil- helm. Row Four: Nancy Wendt, Karen Miller, Judy Wiley, Barbara Campton, Virginia Nye, Judy Ruff, Marcia Walton, Jo White, Carol Kline, Rita Nall, Lynne Green, Nancy Koch, Ida Mae Goshorn, Bonnie Shultz, Carol Vinciguerra, Elizabeth Reynolds. 1 Thompson, Loni White, Barbara Westman. Row Tliree: Nancy Smith, Sharon Alexander, Diane Bragiere, Karen Peterson, Linda Smith, Peggy DeHart, Sara Kraus, Judy McDaniel, Joyce McKitrick, Carol Miller, Virginia Hawk, Marilyn McWilliams, Mrs. Wilhelm. A KEY CLUB Row One: Craig Scott, Dave Thomas, Dennis Bennett, MCCll1Sk0Y, Dave HUdS0T1, Geflfge COOPGT, BTUCC CafeYv Dave Bunts, Phil Kirk, Tom Smith, Tim String, Dave .lack Archer, JCTTY WilSOH. R010 TIITCCZ Mike R6Cl1T161', Sarver, Duncan Creed, Ben DeCraf. Row Two: Mr. Drew, TOM Ml1lllT1S, B0b MOMEOIUCTYQ Ken Gluck- Dick SPCSSa1'd, Advisgrg Jim Hawkins, B111 Todd, Bob Starkey, Jerry Jim Feldman, Bruce Eckstein, Paul Karres, Larry Long, Endsley, Don Weisel, Bob Bartlett, Ronny Ross, Curt Bill Cole, Carl CHU, TOIII Tl1fl0Y, Karl Hilgert- -W CLUB Seated: Patricia Carroll, Patricia Brundige, Brenda Bird. Mrs. Mary Carter. Second Row, Standing: Miss Mary First Row, Standing: Elizabeth Litman, Rebecca Richard- O. Patton, Sally Bridgewater, Betty Hayes, Judith Walker, son, Sue Drake, Joanne Sagadencky, Jacqueline Miller, Mary Prentice, Janice Cole, Sally Wilson, Sue Feil. 72 ASSISTANTS Judie Cottrill, Doreen Phillips, Mary Lou Wilson. Carol Sue Carper, Carole Kelso, Marsha White. letsey Sanderson, Barbara Roop, Roberta Clark, Marjorie Reynolds, Mary Lee Filing, Joan Hovatter, Judy Thomas, Hilda Calumbos, San- ulie Sloop. dra Pett, Carolyn Kaugher. 5.4 Brundish, Sue Williams. Sandra Brown, Mary Margaret Cand- Row One, Bottom: Anita Lopane, Juanita Cove. Row Two: Sally Roberta Clark, Linda Wilson, Kathy Maloy, Ron Chromster, Mullins, Gerry Scaduto, Margaret Macy, Marge Sagadencky, Linda Fisher, Mrs, Weir, Wilson, Marcia Jordan, Marilyn Saunders. Row Three: Mary Ar- 73 nold, Mary Perdriau, Leslie Ulmer, Carol Hersman. BUILDING AND cnounvs commrrzz Front Row: Joanna Sagadencky, Sue Feil, Betsy Sanderson, Donna Smith, Kathy Maloy, Mary Perdriau. Back Row: Mr. Drews, Advisorg Eugene Hoover, Bill Dishro, Chuck Beckman, Phil Kirk. PROJECTION STAFF Left to Right: Larry Middour, seateflg David Travers, James Miller, Russell Stinaff, Ralph Stohlquist, Mr. Shank, Jack Doyle, James DeHart, Bobbie Davis, Charles King. 74 GODEY CLUB First Row: Judy Gregor, Jean Glenny, Paula Neissen, Carol Hersman, Doreen Phillips, Sherry Carsten, Carol Haas, Betty Hayes, Helen Chenot, Sandra Scherer. Sec- ond Row: Janet Duster. Betsy Sanderson. Janet Bran- niger, Sue Sharps, Marilyn Stanford. Marcy Lou YValten- baugh. Judy Marshall. Margaret Campbell, Carolyn Kraus. Mrs. Carter. Third Row: Carol Phillips, Judy Allen, Lou Ann Achberger, Ilene Barr. .loan Walker, Sally Wilson. Carol Lahmers, Barbara Christiansen. Lynne Thayer. Jo Ella Hamm, Dorothy Fauser. Carol Morton. Sue Drake. FOUR-SQUARE Row One: Judy Walker, Marsha Chapman, Gloria Cobb, Judy Cottrill, Barbara Mitchell, Anita Lopane, Gerry Sca- duto, Sue Swain. Pat Fleming. Row Two: JoAnne Saga- denvky. Donna Smith, Margie Sagadencky, Mary Pren- tice, Cheryl McDonald. Pat McCormick, Bonnie Jordan, Joan Tompkins, Judy Chambers, Judy Heckerd, Mary Lee Hauman, Julie Sloop. Marilyn Benson, Mary Perdriau, Judy Johnson. Row Thru-: Carol Sue Carper, Rosemary Smith, Gretchen Vobbe, Catherine Kerr, Barbara Wei- sheit, Nancy Oldham, Peg McKnight, Marsha White, Karen Kesselringx. Lucinda Shetter, Kathryn Austin, Pat Clem- ens, Marilyn Miller, Pat Myers. Row Four: Carole Kelso, Linda Capper, Dorothy Bittinger. Joan Muller, Sheila Mulcahy. Marlene Dolis, Lyanne Van Noy. Barbara Kroe- ger, Lora Scherer. Linda Ritchie, Linda Wilson, Betsy Mc- Comhs. Row Fire: Helen Cravesmill, Judy Grafton. Betty Cundiff, Joyce Jordan. Carol Kidd. Rosemary Peterson. Marilyn Saunders, Mary Jo Vinciguerra. Mary Margaret Candish, Sandra Pett. Sue Stein, Joyve Huff. Deloris DeMarinis, Marlene Wright, Marcia Jordan, Miss Holst. LATIN CLUB Row One, Bottom: Annette Petrone, Robin White, Carol Vinciquerra, Diane Baltz, Sandra Binns, Loni White, Carolyn Huff, Sue McCullough, ldamae Goshorn, Bonnie Shultz. Row Two: Mary Jane Bryers, Mrs. Harriet B. Pigott, advisor: Karen Taylor, Nancy Sinclair, Sue Farris. Nancy Hood, Karen Miller, Sue Bearden, Sally Steinhauer, Joyce Williamson. Row Three: Sally Bridgewater, Nancy Bell, Judy Lyle, Jane Ashhrook, Nancy Koch, Nancy Gray, Lynn Green, Evelyn Weitzel, Christina Wolcott, Anna Ridgley. Row Four: Robert Jaeck, Jack McClanahan, Ted Hendricks, Stanley Haude, .lack Hobday, .lohn Patterson, Allan McCaulley, Charles Bon- stelle, Jon Knight, Robert Bonnell. Row One, Bottom: Marilyn Benson, Mary Ann Miller, Patricia Brundige, Judy Walker, Tim String, Shirley Grange, Judy Marshall, Lucinda Shetter, Linda Capper, Virginia Nye. Row Two: Mrs. Harriet B. Pigott, advisor, Anna Hobday, Liane Van Noy, Helen Harger, Mary Ellen Wen- ger, Margaret Gleeson, Barbara Roop, Diane Brown, Mary Perdriau, Susan Galehouse. Row Three: Laura Marshall, Elizabeth Reynolds, Ann Donaldson, Patricia Lees, Wand Nye, Nancy Bacon, Diane Nock, Marjorie Reynolds, James Dennis. Row Four: James Stalder, Lynn Mar- tin, Tom Hayden, Jack Edmund, Mark Goodman, Lynn Slaby, Dick Conn, Don Brundige. Tom Meloy. GERMAN CLUB - FRENCH CLUB Row One, Bottom: Ron Manson, Sherrie Carsten, Karen Minor, Nancy Wendt, Jean Davies, Judy Pfau, Carol Dillehunt, Judy Bailey, Anna K. Whitacre. Jim Normand, Row Two: Sandra Weisheit, Sandra Reid, Marji Terwilliger, ErcKa Wendt, Marcia Rausch, Nona Jorn, Edna Ham- ilton, Marjorie Rafos, Judy Marshall, Doreen Phillips. Miriam Hostettler, Judy Heckerd, Mary Lou Wilson, Mr. Nau, Advisor. Row Three: Glen Bosers, Cordon Haas. Dave Hudson, Duncan Creed, Dave Hudson, Dave Peterson, George Mitchell, Ben DeCraf. Bob Deryck, Michael Searle. James Fox, Herb Knopp. ts Row One, Bottom: Julia McCoy, Rebecca Ashworth, Janet Thompson, Vicki Sarbach, Ilene Barr, Marcia Jordan, Catherine Kerr, Lucinda Shetter, Susan Stein, Linda Capper. Row Two: Mrs. Rausch, advisorg Ronald Ross, Robert Shafer, Frederick Leffler, Thomas Houger, Lynn Slaby, Janet Drew, Susan Feil, Susan Swain, Jane McMahon. Row Timm: Stephen Morton, .lack Rutherford, Ralph Kistler, Ralph Hagelbarger, Lawrence Long, Robert Montgomery, Rob- ert Bartlett, Harold Shaver, Terry Palmer. 77 IUNIOR OPTIMIST CLUB Front Row: Anna K. Whitacre, Betsy Sanderson, Karen Reich- ert, Barbara Watkins, Carol Vinciguerra, Robin White, Wen- dy Stanforth, Susan Galehouse, Janet Braniger, Dorothy Dick. Second Row: Kathryn Austin, Sally Steinhauer, Barbara Mitch- ell, Sue Stein, Anita Lopane, Julia McCoy, Mary Prentice, Linda White, Sandra Owens, Shirley Kittle, Marilyn Miller, JoAnn Morgan. Third Row: Lynn Martin, Carol Jeksrnan, Erika Wendt, Shirley Grange, JoAnn Pugh, Sue Housley, Carol Volkey, Linda Frecka, Lois Ho- wald, Barbara Kroeger, Marilyn Heffner. 78 H. A. PRESTON CLUB First Row: Roger Ricks, Charles Bonstelle, Roger Long, Mike Searl, Bill Franke, Dick Knox. Second Row: Mr. Watson, Ad- visor, Don Nelson, Jim Ander- son, Jim DeHart, Mike Oster- gard, Tom Smith, Fred Weil, Clyde Sheppherd, Bill Todd, David Sarver. HI-'Y FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Front Row: .ludy Marshal, Marcy Lou Waltenbaugh, Sally Wilson. Second Row: Carol Phillips, Doreen Phil lips, Judy Allen, Lou Ann Achherger, Dolores DeMarinis Third Row: Lyn .Byers, Hilda Galambos, Marilyn Stan ford, Linda Daniels, Peggy McKnight. Fourth Row Carol Sue Carper, Susan Stein, Kay Robinson, Lois Ho Wald. Row One: James Clark, David Flickkie, Fred Weil, Fames Anderson, Fames Gregory, William Dixon, Ellis Wooldridge, Robert Wells. Robert Bell. Row Two: Mike Searl, Paul Root. Dwight Talley, Hugh West, Steve Har- mon, William Smith, William Sanderson, Charles Bon- stelle, Robert Smith, Richard Knox. Row Three: Mich- ael Gregory, William Disbro, Michael Richard, Charles Orth, Richard Conn, ,lohn Lemke. Row Four: David Galehouse, Robert Waliga, Stanley Haude, Robert Saun- ders, Richard Deryck, Richard Scherer. Row Five: Mich- ael Ostergard, Tom Turley, Ray Betz. James DeHart, John Curtiss, Mr. Sauers, advisor. T i Immun' A' Jw -H' -MW' M--Hr-rw-em-3unrvvf'r-wdwwriw-wwwzzwwwwawnzwr-vffwaw-:ww+wwf'M-awww iif.u..s.aMJbMomwMmi,m1ww.dfatwiWai.w.. i 4 'f Q o SENIOR ,A- 1 ' A-8-M.-W.. 'Y' wks,- First Row: Joyce Tangenberg, Mary Jo Vinciguerra, Nan- cy Toomey, Erika Wendt, Judy Walker, Harriet Weber, Lynne Thayer, Julie Sloop, Marilyn Stanford, Linda Swartzman. Second Row: Pat Wise, Sue Swain, Mary Stonemetz, Marsha White, Barbara Weisheit, Mary Lou Wilson, Linda White, Marilyn Wolcott, Liane Van Noy, Glenda Thomas, Linda Starbird, Sue Williams. Third Row: Helen Erf, Joan Tompkins, Gretchen Vobbe, Rose- mary Smith, Linda Wilson, Doris Wallace, Christine Tal- madge, Jo White, Julie Willenbacher, Marilyn Woody, Marlene Wright. First Row: Kathy Meloy, Sue Sharps, Betsy Sanderson, Dorothy Phelps, Jane McMahan, Lucinda Shetter, Carol Phillips, Cheryl McDonald, Pat McCormick, Peggy Mc- Knight. Second Row: Helen Erf, Nancy Oldham, Lynn Thompson, Vickie Marchand, Sandra Owen, Judy Reese, Gerry Scaduto, Barbara Mitchell, Mary Perdriau, Rita Nall. Third Row: Marcia Medkeff, Barbara Thomas, Sue Morthland, Joan Muller, Sheila Mulcahy, Julie Mc- Coy, Marilyn Miller, Betty Myers, Jo Ann Morgan, Fran- ces Phillips, Barbara Tarlowski. Fourth Row: Linda Ritchie, Debbie Reynolds, Sandy Pett, Joanne Pugh, Do- reen Phillips, Kay Robinson, Pat Myers, Betsy McCombs, Judith Scharenberg, Paula Neissen, Janet Shetler. Y-TEENS Row One: Patti Feldman, Joan Boser, Borothy Dick, Donna Brittain, Dorothy Bittinger, Sherry Carsten, Helen Chenot, Dorothy Fauser, Pat Fleming, Andrea Czar, Mar- garet Campbell. Row Two: Miss Erf, Carol Cline, Don- na Filmby, Pat Brown, Judy Allen, Lu Ann Acbberger, Nancy DeHart, Linda Daniels, Mary Crano, Sue Feil, Judy Chambers, Marilyn Benson, Janet Braniger. Row Three: Carol Carper, Gail Carter, Kathryn Austin, Clara Feucht, Rosemary Brislinger, Marion Bonstein, Linda Frecka, Barbara Christiansen, Nanci Dieckman, Marlene Dolis, Ilene Barr, Janet Doster. Row Four: Jean Crano, Judy Bradford, Betty Baechel, Valerie Ellison, Pat Busch, Lorene Beale, Pat Brundige, Dolores DeMarinis, Mary Margaret Candlish, Betty Cundiff, Gloria Cobb. First Row: Sue Housely, Judy Johnson, Judy Heckard, Carol Kidd, Judy Gregor, Judy Grafton, Helen Graves- muehl, Joyce Jordan, Nancy Hurd, Bonnie Lake. Second Row: Jean Glenny, Lynn Grey, Helen Erf, Elaine Heiser, Joyce Gymoty, Shirley Kittle, Jean Gresham, Nancy Har- nack, Carol Haas, Miriam Hostettler, Peggy Ketterman, Carol Gough, Pat Kerr, Connie Harris. Third Row: Carol Griffith, Nancy German, Mary Lee Houman, Cath- - ' sa? as arine Kerr, Lois Howald, Anita Lopane, Carol Hersman, Elizabeth Litman, Pat Hines, Bonnie Jordan, Betty Jeter, Margie Lee, Mary Lee Filing, Losi Lauck, Judith Ford, Carol Inch. Fourth Row: Shirley Grange, Linda Klotz, Virginia Hartman, Brenda Hollar, Jeannette Hartman, Jo- ella Hamm, Betty Hayes, Jackie Hurr, Marcia Jordan, Joyce Huff, Barbara Kroeger, Carole Kelso, Judy Lin- nard. JUNIOR Y-TEENS Row One: Wilma Foland, Brenda .Bird, Sue Bearden, Carol Dillehunt, Sandra Binns, Char- lotte Campbell, Sharon Alexander, Ann Don- aldson, Sue Faris, Carol Ferder. Row Two: Helen Erf, advisor, Mary Bryers, Diane Baltz,- Barbara Campton, Nancy Bell, Sue Galehouse, Jean Davies, Connie Crane, Barbara Dilley. Row Three: Nancy Cray, Susan Evans, Sally Bridg- water, Judy Bailey, Nona Jorn, Jane Ashbrook, Nancy Bacon, Carol Dike. First Row: Kathy Kaser, Patricia Hutchinson, Jackie Miller, Nancy Hood, Karen Miner, Na- dine Morgan, Edna Hamilton, Anna Lee Lin- blad. Second Row: Helen Erf, Sandra Kline, Karen Miller, Cay Keys, Anna Holiday, Amy Lipscomb, Carolyn Huff, Sue McCullough, Nan- cy Kyle. Third Row: Judy Koza, Ann Hylton, Nancy Koch, Laura Marshall, Martha Hender- son, Judy Lyle, Judie Krupp, Pat Lees. First Row: Annette Petrone, Elizabeth Rey- nolds, lrene Shetler, Marcia Rauch, Judy Rech- ner, Karen Reichert, Diane Nook, Barbara Root. Second Row: Helen Erf, Sandra Skidmore, Sally Steinhauer, Sandra Reid, Judy Pfau, Judy Ruff, Virginia Nye. Third Row: Wendy Staniforth, Marjorie Rafos, Wanda Nye, Mildred Stein, Anne Ridgeway, Patty Schambra, Marjorie Rey- nolds. First Row: Anna K. Whitacre, Barbara West- man, Loni White, Karen Taylor, Sandy Weis- heit, Barbara Watkins, Pauline Weaver, Ruth Willett, Joyce Williamson, Judy Wiley. Second Row: Helen Erf, Evelyn Wetzel, Nancy Wendt, Judith Warner, Rosalie Wasil, Christina Wol- cott, Mary Wenger, Louise Viering, Robin White, Carol Vinciguerra. CUYAI-IOGAN STAFF CUYAHOGAN STAFF Row One: Kathleen Lees, Marilyn Saunders, Barbara Weisheit, Judie Cottrill, Roberta Clark, Rosemary Smith, Peggy McKnight, Janet Drew. Row Two: Paul Criswell, Linda Capper, Dor- othy Fauser, Nancy Oldham, Donna Smith, Sheila Mulcahy, Julia McCoy, Sue Feil, Harold Shaver. Row Three: Sally Wilson, Nancy Dill- more, Bill Smith, Ralph Kisler, Tom Mullins, Edwin Hostettler, Rodger Bell, Miss Sears, ad- visor. Row Four: Mr. Sauers, advisor, Paul Chapman, Phil Kirk, Paul Karrus, Bob Mealey, Ralph Hagelbarger. YEARBOOK SALESMEN Front Row: Roberta Clark, Kathleen Lees, Sal- ly Wilson, Sheila Mulcahy, Julia McCoy, Bar- bara Weisheit, Marilyn Saunders, Sue Feil, Dor- othy Fauser, Rosemary Smith. Back Row: Paul Criswell, Robert Bell, Harold Shaver, Ralph Kistler, Bob Mealey, Nancy Dilmore, Paul Kar- res. ADVERTISING Front Row: Bob Mealy, Ralph Hagelbarger, Edwin Hostettler, Phil Kirk, Paul Criswell, Tom Mullins. Back Row: Sheila Mulcahy, Rose- mary Smith, Peggy McKnight, Sue Feil. Seated: Margaret Campbell, Judith Linnard, Lucinda Shetter, Linda Capper, Sharon Carsten, Judith Marshall, George Mitchel. Row One: Nancy German, Peggy McKnight, Patricia Mc- Cormick, Joan Muller, Anita Lopane, James Gregory, Harold Shaver, Karen Gerlinger, Carol Haas. Row Two: James Bearden, Michael Rechner. TIGER TALES STAFF Under the direction of Miss Louise Flickinger, Room 117 really hums. The clicking of typewriters and the clanging of the various drawers are some of the sounds that may be heard when the staff is trying to meet a deadline. Under the watchful eye of the editor, Harold Shaver, the paper comes out every three weeks. Additional money is earned by the sale of candy after school. 84 S TTT CLASS LEADERS WOMANHOOD AWARD DONNA SMITH LEADERSHIP AWARDS ROGER CLAYPOOLE IOANNE SAGADENCKY MANHOOD AWARD BRUCE ECKSTEIN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row One, Bottom: Betsy Sanderson, Donna Smith, Susan Drake, Judy Walker, Mary Prentice, Carol Haas, Dorothy Fauser, Helen Chenot, Cheryl McDonald, Catharine Keer. Row Two: Kathryn Austin, Patricia Clemens, Julie Sloop, Dorothy Bittinger, Linda Capper, Barbara Weisheit, Bar- bara Mitchell, Margaret Campbell, Marsha White, Sue Feil, Julie McCoy, Nancy Oldham, Lucinda Shetter, Janet Drew, Carol Sue Carper. Row Three: Sally Wilson, Betty Hayes, Doreen Phillips, Barbara Christiansen, Karen Ger- The National Honor Society is an organi- zation which honors those students whose charac- ter, leadership and scholastic ability have been maintained at a high level all through school. Fall Semester Officers were: President ..s,,,,e,.,c,,,,...-.. Bruce Eckstein V ice-President -S ,...... Mary Prentice Secretary ,c,. ,e,,e,.,..., C arole Kelso Treasurer ,cv ,,,,,,, ,.,Sheila Mulcahy Chaplain W ,,.. Marsha White linger, Pat Myers, Sheila Mulcahy, Carole Kelso, Nick Long, Harold Shaver. Row Four: Bob Bartlett, Dick Spessard, Ben DeCraff, Eugene Hoover, Bob Montgomery, Jim Gregory, Dave Thomas, John Hearty, Randall Miller, Larry Long, Ed Hostettler, Paul Karres, Steve Morton. Row Five: Mr. Waickman, advisor, Doug Hinkle, Tim String, Herb Knopp, Mike Ostergard, Dick Ferrell, Karl Hilgert, Mike Rechner, Lynn Martin, Bruce Eckstein, Ralph Hagelbarger, Paul Chapman, Jim Feldman. Membership in the club, is limited to 1595 of the 12A class, IOCZ of the 12B class, SW of the 11A class, and 3Wp of the 11B class. Mr. James Waickman is the sponsor. Second Semest er Officers President ,,,v...,.,,,,, -- Vice-President Secretary ,.c.......... Treasurer ..-- Chaplain -,- --Harold Shaver ,,,Ed Hostettler -s-------Catharine Kerr -------Marsha White Barbara Weisheit TOP TEN PERCENT . . .J 4 . JANUARY: 1956 Seated: Pat Clemens, Donna Smith, Joan Walker. Standing: Jim Feldman, Bruce Eckstein. First Row: Sherry Carsten, Mary Prentice, Dorothy Bittinger, Betsey Sanderson, Dorothy Fauser, Hilda Galamhos, Linda Capper. Second Row: Janet Drew, Lucinda Shetter, Carol Sue Carper, Sue Feil, Julie McCoy, Barbara Christiansen, Carole Kelso, Nancy Oldham. Third Row: Val Jekkals, Mike Rechner, Ralph Hagelbarger, Bill Davis, Paul Chapman, Randall Miller, Larry Long, Harold Shaver, Bob Bartlett, Marsha White. 88 . , , .,,W,.m 45, W ,A ,g,,.,,. , L . f A -i if yA, AA tW :.A .iwwf A. Y A gggg A y v ' K5 A5 KALK, A W g A A '+T g f: . Twin . M 'f'MgfffW 'f W' f- PM V, +1-e w., mf i 2 : --....,.................1 ..... - M1 ., 1 , vi-, ff 1.55:-g-Lg . ,4 ,, N Lf A 9'0lh ' - , 039 ML -. , 'W A Mu- V: . , , ,, it-cnnav-':n..11.qH1u. 4 W '- ,fXaL.,f ' ' , N - 1 ,, A A A , -m-.hun-. , X . iff' f 2. : .balmy ww .2,1hzm1+' H ' , .. H - , 5 ,L ,f,,e,-s'2es1.q.i159n. ., , .M- . f. 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' V .'fEYfs5Pf5,r 1 ' ai f 52g3gg?1,e5?i1 ' f ,ALL,,A ,ws if uw- x x .mg--My A CAPPELLA CHOIR H GIRLS' SENIOR GLEE CLUB First Row: Pat Wise, Judy Chambers, Carol Griffith, Phyllis Modugno, Linda Swartzman, Lynn Guy, Linda Moore, Lonie Fazenbaker, Pat Busch. Second Row: Mary Perdriau, Vena Vincent, Carole Vail, Carol Kidd, Patt Brown, Judy Walker, Karen Kesselring, Mary Lou Wilson. Third Row: Mary Maldinger, Doris Mae Wallace, Judy Allen, Lou-Ann Achberger, Betty Jeter, Judy King. Fourth Row: Marcia Walton, Carol Bacon, Barbara Shaver, Joanne Pugh, Kay Robinson, Mrs. Butler. A CAPPELLA CHOIR MEMBERS Front Row: Nancy Dillmore, Susan Swain, Bonnie Jordan, Linda Leonard, Marcia Medkeff, Patricia Fleming, Susan Sharp, Carol Sittser, Marilyn Wells, Joan Thompkins. Second Row: Sandra Hines, Deanna Garland, Sandra Scherer, Lois Glasgow, Betsy McCombs, Nancy Oldham, Rosemary Peterson, Erika Wendt, Kathryn Austin, Donna Felmly, Carol Coolidge. Third Row: Miss Long, Dolores Front Row: Sharon Carsten, Patricia McCormick, Bonnie Lake, Sharon McCaulley, Leona Graham, Miriam Hostet- ler, Judy Heckerd, Marlene Erb, Cheryl McDonald, Judy Gregor. Second Row: Janet Shetler, Jane McMahan, Linda Caper, Charlotte Mize, Julie Willenbacher, Judy Scharenberg, Sheilia Mulcahy, Betty Cundiff, Kathleen Lees, Joyce Huff, Carole Kelso. Third Row: Edward DeMarinis, Patricia Myers, Susan Stein, Lucinda Shetter, Marcia Morris, Peggy McKnight, Allan Butler, Mike Levering, Mike Farris, Ronnie Lyons, Jerry Ocker. Fourth Row: David Hughs, Randal Miller, Jim Pohl, Tim String, Dick Warman, Tom Burgess, Mark Goodwin, Robert Wells, Dabney Ellis Wooldridge, Harold Shaver, Norman Henry. Farmer, Robert Cochran, Brad Bachtel, Jerry Wilson, Tom Kikendall, John From, John Hearty, Edwin Hostetler, James Clark, James Bearden, Bill Dickson. Fourth Row: Bill Fedrick, Ralph Stolhquist, Paul Criswell, Charles Llewellyn, Gordan Beatty, John Jay, William Davis, Carl Hilgert, Jim Dehart, Michael Miller, Bruce Eckstein. Q Muonv Msn ,lim Bearden, Randall Miller, Dick Warman, Edwin Hostettler, Edward Farmer, Bill Davis, Cordon Beaty, John Harty. GIRLS' IR. GLEE CLUB Row One: Norma Hunt, Pat Burnette, Pat Southerland, Janet Dotson, Becky Noland, Vicki Sarbach, Delma Daugh- erty, Mary Beth Miller, Janet Thompson, Darlen Koder, Alice Haught. Row Two: Mary .lane Parsons, Connie Crane, Pat Jordan, Becky Ashworth, Julie Short, Opal Anderson, Monny Lou Sutphen, Lola Snodgrass, Linda Smith, Marleen Cramer. Row Three: Jackie Holt, Peggy DeHart, Diane Rich, Linda Forshey, Ellen Moore, Mickey Carmedy, Karen Peterson, Jo Cogdeill, Pat Fiordi, Darlene Crabtree. Row Four: Iren Muller, Kay Haudenchild, Morty Williams, Diane Braglieri, Carol Boman, Joan Wil- son, Norma Hyde, Marcia Mullens, Sandy Ranfelt, Mrs. Butler. GIRLS' QUARTET Pat McCormick, Sheila Mulcahy, Sue Stein, Lucinda Shetter. ALI. GIRL CHOIR Row One: Mary Ellen Wenger, Virginia Nye, lrene Shettler, Nadine Morgan, Yvonne Famler, Ruth Willett, Nancy Kyle, Diane Baltz, Annalee Lindblad, Carol Vinciquerra, Robin White. Row Two: Mrs. Butler, Ad- visorg Lucy Bonificio, Karen Reichert, Joyce Arthurs, Nelda Wilson, Loni White, Gay Keys, Sandra Reid, Ann Donaldson, Amy Lipscomb, Nona Jorn, Sally Steinhauer, Anna K. Whitacre. Row Three: Jeannette Hodges, Nancy Sinclair, Suellen McCullough, Carolyn Huff, Nyda Wil- 5? . . e J --- liams, Karen Taylor, Anna Hobday, Mary Melvin, Bailey, Elizabeth Reynolds, Barbara Watkins. Row Sally Bridgewater, Nancy Wendt, Suzanne Faris, Dyke, Judy Koza, Nancy Koch, Lynn Green, Nancy Evelyn Wetzel, Karen Miller, Jane Ashbrook. Row Judy Four: Carol Gray, F ive: Laura Marshall, Martha Henderson, Mary Jane Bryers, Carol Dillehunt, Sandra Lynch, Diane Miller, Linda Cautrill, Bonnie Shultz, Nancy Bacon, Christina Wolcott, Joyce Williamson. H1 Q wnfvlw ,Q Q , ff 'P X Q' lt . Q ,, 7, if is ' lv 14 --6. WA m Q , I. ig WA.n . 2 ' 3. A K 1 1 3, Q 1 X A x X X' R, 5 .,, if?-5 if FQ -Q .sk Q., K V ,i , ,, M l -if U AND l lmson, Chuck Gunn, Lynn kirtin, Jim Stalder, JoAnn organ. Lird Circle: David Lewis, we Peterson, Carmen Cross- ln, lrene Shetler, Sandra ehm, Faye Thursby, Bob innell, Allan Butler, Dick rss, John Shadley, Bob 1cClellan, Herb Lengacher, en Gluck, Steve Kessel- MAJ ORETTES Left to Right: Karen Car- penter, Joyce Huff, Mary Lee Houman, Pat Busch. e,,, , V 1 ,A ,.,. in in if L ,f , eww-. ,at 1 I E' 5 f. x if i'f24'v W' ' .. N n H V , V ew ,ie - - 2 - v' H W' ' z -2 ',.- is M 5 'L fs, V 1. . lb,-e ,pf '- K ,. r 4 y Vi V il l We vf Q 'gi V ,. A , I , if Rfk :L V, , Vw, V V 1 ' . , f A ' 1 all ' - 1 , ff A ,gf L + N . , , L- -1. ,f M - w We , X , V . if .f ' , - - f a. V, V V ,V , - 1 K -'Q V W, , N :I a' , ' 4 ' f wh 17 . V ...Q H Q a. ' , ,V Y ' ' -, , Q ff L1 - My , f -4 , E x, 1. , u se if 3 M . . -Q K - 4 . 'J' x . Q Q, L ,g V , . Q V s X 1 Back Row: Dave Wood, Steve Glaze, Jean Hixon, Bob Bartlett, Walter Guldenschuhz, Dick Conn, Don Box, Jerry Palmer, Amy Fuller, Mike Schadl, Bruce Carey, Ken Mc- Vicker, Barbara Christiansen. Second Row: Bob Mac- Clellan, Steve Kesselring, Alan Butler, Alan Johnson, Jim Stalder, Nick Long, Carmen Crossman, Dave Lewis, Ken Gluck, Herb Lengacher, Jack Fuchs. Front Row: Dorothy Fauser, Helen Harger, Bob Bonnell, Sandra Brehm, Debbie Reynolds, Dave Peterson, Duncan Creed, Lynn Martin. Majorettes: Karen Carpenter, Joyce Huff, Mary Lee Hou- man, Pat Busch. SWING BAND ORCHESTRA Front Row: Phyllis Moore, Sherry Carsten, Janet Drew, Ralph Hargelbarger, John DeLong. Second Row: Dale Dillehunt, Russell Stinaff, Nick Long, Allan Alanrathhun, Dot Fauser, Marilyn Stanford, Debbie Reynolds, Duncan Creed, Jean Higgins, George Mitchell, Dorothy Dick, Cathryn Kerr, Sandra Christian, Bob Malson. Third Row: Jim Muller, Jo Ann Morgan, Marsha White, Lynn Martin, Steve Kesselring, Jack Fuches, Jim Loitz, Douglas Hinkle' v Terry Palmer, Malcolm Smith. Standing: Richard Baldon, Bob Bartlett, Mr. Jacoby, Bruce Carey, Kenneth McVicker, Barbara Christiansen. Kgm B0 P C 5' 5i??'5t1fv XL 'JW 55 FALV Sax Section: Lynn Martin, Al Johnson, Dave Lewis, Cat- Kell Cl'-lCk, Jim Loiil, Dick ROSS, Jack FIICIIS- men Crossman, Dave Peterson. Rhythm Section: Bob Bartlett, Mr. Brode, directorg Ken Brass Section: Malcolm Smith, Doug Hinkle, Terry Palmer, McVicker, Dorothy Fauser. BAND DIRECTORS MR. REYNOLDS MR. BRODE DANCE BAND , W TIGER BANDSMEN Left to Right: Karen Carpenter, Joyce Huff, Mary Lee Left to Right: Karen Carpenter, Joyce Huff, Mary Lee Hauman, Pat Busch. Hauman, Pat Busch. Left to Right: Marcia Jordan, Sandra Brehm, Catherine Left to Right: Doug Hinkle, Terry Palmer, Mike Schadl Kerr, Barbara Christensen. Dick Conn. Left to Right: Ted Hendricks, Bob Jaeck, Donald Box, Left to Right: .Io Ann Morgan, Marsha White, Dave Ben D8 Graff. Lewis, Nick Long. 98 OOPS .J NATIONAL THESPIAN HONOR SOCIETY HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATICS Row One: Carol Vinciguerra, Anna K. Whitacre, Judy Johnson, Barbara Christenson, Margaret Campbell, Marilyn Stanford, Velma Ellison, Karen Reichert, Karen Miner, Eileen King. Row Two: Pat Myers, Lora Scherer, Mr. Heintz, advisor, Bob Smith, Karen Taylor, Jim Anderson, Bob Julton, Fred Weil, Jim Hawkins, Tom Bonstelle, Paul Root, Connie Harris, Marge Sagadencky. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Row One: Mr. Nau, advisorg Edna Hamilton, Tom Buck, Mary Prentice, Janet Drew, Connie Harris, Pat Myers, Mr. Heintz, advisor. Row Two: Mr. Liles, Betsy Sander- son, Sally Steinhauer, Elizabeth Reynolds, Julie Sloop, Barbara Christiansen, Margaret Campbell, Marcy Lou Waltenbough, Marilyn Stanford, Velma Ellison, Jane Good- year, Nadine Morgan. Row Three: Amy Fuller, Erika Wendt, ,Ioyce Gymoty, Lora Sherer, Karen Kesselring, Karen Miner, Karen Taylor, Barbara Landis, Darlene Crabtree, Lois Howald, Karen Gerlinger, Paula Niessen, Anna K. Whitacre. Row Four: Harriet Weber, Jim De Hart, Mike Ostergard, Charles Bonstell, Eddie Rose, Mike Schadl, Harold Shaver, Marilyn Woody, Judy Walker. ..m, ix-xz 1... V ,.w,wrmllg.m4m . ., JANET DREW PRESIDES AT NFL MEETING p. V. g 4 2 : ,-sr gl ,S Q J! -' O my ! Z ' J .1 ,' 7 Fifa 'H SPEECH Standing: Janet Drew. First Row, Left to Right: Tom Bonstell, Joan Walker, Ed Rose, Lynn Martin. Second Row: John Smith, Lois Howald, Judy Walker, Bob Crabe. Third Row: Bob Bonnell, Karen Taylor, Nancy Wendt, Sally Steinhauer. Fourth Row: Amy Fuller, Jane Goodyear, Barbara Landis, Darlene Crabtree. INDIVIDUAL SPEECH CONTESTANTS Front Row: Barbara Landis, Jane Goodyear, Edna Hamilton, Karen Miner, Christina Wolcott, Elizabeth Reynolds. Second Row: Judy Miller, Darlene Crabtree, Amy Fuller, Karen Reichert, Karen Taylor. Third Row: Bob Deryck, Janet Drew, Nancy Wendt, Lynn Taylor, Lois Howald, Doug Scherer, Tom Bonstelle. g MQW' LM ,xx 1,-,f 1 ' wk 1, so , --vz.Sfev:sQ:, -,wlsxfss 2 f 1 A w,,,.1 , 1,23 'z,z,ffZ1i1!Z 1 .xzgwwy M M. 'ff' Q- ,1 -S1gg,1::a,1g eggsg ,.,, .Z ' 1 wg-1 2:Q:121155111sf155 1 f K -.if55'l!5V' ? K 51, -iii, f T, 1 1' 1. E5-315551752321 -P?-42 if: ,L,, 159 1 A Samff--f .,1:fsg,,1QsfSm 1f1 -V -1: if' I' ' , , 'I ES 1,11 ' -V . W, ji 1, gf J t X I' fy 2 3 gf 1 1 A L Z 3 A Y K -1-535 , ,1iEp?2'i4 ' V'- ,11, M.. ., W iiyygfh., 1, gif i 'jf 3 1 111 94 ,. W, 15215 si ? ' 12 ii 12 15, fsxfiffiiiiiiii ax 1 yn ff- f 132 4:3 if S s M532 932 52' Li: 4 9 f L CFS BLACK VARSITY LETTERMEN Front Row: Tom Hier, Bob Shaeffer, Joe Saccogna, Paul Chapman, Jim Gregory, Al Sprowl, Phil Kirk, .lack Dur- bin, Jim Boeke. Second Row: Craig Scott, Jim Clark, Jerry Frye, Jack Rutherford, Bill Helmling, Ronnie Lyons, Dave Cyrill, Bob Hall. Third Row: Coach Durtschi, Coach Lipinski, Steve Morton, Dave Usher, Chuck Beckman, Coach O'Brien, Coach Ackerman. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Nancy Oldham, J o a n Tompkins, Lucinda Shetter, Joan Muller, Cheryl McDonald. - - V 0 I t 't .iw TIGERS Co-Captains Jim Gregory Paul Chapman Assistant Coaches Mr. Durtschi Mr. Lipinski Mr. Ackerman Mr. O'Brein With former All-American Bob Shaw in his first year as head coach, the 1955 Black Tiger foot- ball team ended their season with a record of four wins against five losses. Upsets played a major part in the season's play as the Tigers upset highly-touted Alliance and Barberton, only .to be upset them- selves by North aand Hower. The highlight of the season came as the Tigers defeated St. Vincent's lrishgv who had been victorious eightiyears' in a row. 'IQ5 ' .ai . 1. LL L9 IUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Charles Beckman, Barney Ross, Ralph Halli- will, Jerry Wilkinson, Dick Bordenkircher, Tom Zarle, Don Burt. Second Row: Conrad Gerhart, Dennis Bennett, Mike Levering, Dave Hudson, Ronald Lyons, Tom Cha- boudy, Dick Bokani, Clyde Sheppard. Third Row: Tom Kaser, Bob Deryck, Sam Lucene, Teacup Johnson Rick Hartman, Forest Bennett, Jerry Frye, Bob Saunders Ron Taylor. Fourth Row: Stan Haude, Mark Goodwin Killer Kane, Bob Hall, Dave Hughs, .lack Rutherford Bill Helming, Dave Usher, Dick Deryck. IU NIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front: Carol Inch. Second Row: Julie Sloop, Lonny White, JoAnn Morgan, Sandra Reid Nancy Kyle. s FOOTBALL QUEEN AND KING QUEEN: Nancy Oldham KING: Jack Durbin THE COURT Seated: King Jack Durbin, Queen Nancy Oldham. First Row: Bob Shaffer, Judy Cotrill, Cathryn Kerr, Joan Muller, Donna Smith, Cheryl McDonald. Second Row: Paul Chapman, Phil Kirk, Don Glenny, J im Pohl. ,,, .. .3 VARSITY TEAM Front Row: Coach Watson, Harry Kalbaugh, Herb Knopp, gert, Val Jekkals, Jack Durbin, Dave Tedrow, Jim Boeke, Jerry Brighton, George Wilmot, Dave Thomas, Dave Cyrill, Bob Pratt, Manager Jerry Wilson. Jim Betts. Second Row: Manager Phil Kirk, Karl Hil- ,, ?M5 '91- BASKETBALL . ,. . wt? Despite a rough schedule which included Alliance, Akron South, Canton McKinley, Steubenville, and Cleveland Orange, the Tigers were able to finish over the .500 mark, and wound up the 1955-56 season with a 10-9 record. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM GROUP PICTURE First Row, Left to Right: Coach Watson, Bob Randall, Karl Hilgert, Larry Hecky, Dennis Maclnteir, Barry Ander- Ted Hendricks, Jerry Johnson, Bill Knights, Jack Ed- son, George Miller. munds, Chuck Beckman, Coach Lipinski. Second Row: 5 s .,,f BASKETBALL Homzcommc KING, ouzzn, counf BASKETBALL ROYALTY QUEEN -----L -LL.....f-L....YY ...L. L U CINDA SHETTER KING -------L ......Yv........ D AVE THOMAS C 0 U RT --A--. .L,..L C ATHERINE KERR ROSEMARY SMITH DAVE TEDROW HERB KNOPP 110 First Row: Doug Houck, Al Jacobs, Steve Kesselring Second Row: Les Johnson, Roy Williams, Bob Shafer, Ted Iseman, Joe Ruby. Third Row: Ralph Halliwill Paul Chapman, Bill Helming, Craig Scott, Doug Hinkle, James Kochmit. F aurth Row: David Sarver, Robert Emmerson, Dick Deryck, Ellis Wooldridge, Al Carey, Mr. Hinkle, coach. Fifth Row: Dave Hughs, Jack Ruther- ford, Ray Betts, Dwight Talley, Dave Hudson. WRESTLING TEAM SWIMMING TEAM First Row: Gary Tompkin, Tom Robb, Carl Catt, John rican, James Stalder, Tim String, Michael Kane, Michael Levering, Richard Bordenkircher, Tom Kikendahl, John McBeath, Bruce Carey. Romito. Second Row: Coach Carl Spessard, James Har- Farris, Tom 1 l GOLF TEAM Left to Right: Bill Ralston, Ronnie Brown, Ralph Hagel-barger, Karl Hilgert, Jerry Wilson, Mr. Durtschi. TRACK TEAM Front Row: Cordon Beatty, Eddie Hinkle, Gordon Shill- ing, Roger Claypoole, Leroy Lamborn, Dave Miller, Pete Lepp, Robert Stalder. Second Row: Al Sprowl, Bill Helmling, Jim Senter, Glenn Moule, Dave Tedrow, Craig Scott, Jim Boeke, Mr. Fuerst, Mr. Loughridge. Third Row: Dick Bennett, Phil Kirk, Ellis Woolridge, .loe Saccogna Jim Gregory, Donald Burt, Anonymous, Mickey Gregory, Neil Bevere. Fourth Row: Pete McLeod, David Bunts Dean Walters, Larry Ashton, Doyle Ross, .lack Rutherford Dave Usher, Stanley Anthony, Gary Bender, Ken Slama. 1 v BASEBALL TEAM 1955 FVOYU ROW! COHCU Spessafdv Ralph Halliwell, Tim Wilcox, Donald Glenny, ,lack Durbin, Charles Gatts, Robert Hall, Hefbeft KIIOPP, Paul Criswell, Eugene Cflchfafle, Paul Robert Caruthers, James Rakich, Managerg Clarence Brunswick, Paul Chapman, Dave Thomas, Arthur Marble. Hinkley Assistant Coach. Second Row: Howard Crotts, John Loewing, John Barker, SPRING SPORTS 1256 BASEBALL TRACK GOLF Z, fr D .1 - 9 n l 5 l 'I13 SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . . . On this, the last page of our tenth anniversary Cuyahogan, it seems fitting and proper to pay my respects to those members of the faculty and staff who have contributed time and talents above and beyond what could reasonably be expected of them. To Mr. DeWitt, whose confidence in the staff and me inspired us to carry the task through in spite of the many diffi- culties occasioned by the sudden misfortune of Miss Sears, to photographer Mr. John Moore, who put himself out for us and our book time and againg to Mrs. Genevieve Wilhelm, for invaluable co-operation and assistance in artistic aspects of the book, to Mr. Don Leahy of the Inter-Collegiate Press, for ready assistance and encouragement in every detail of yearbook pro- duction, to students Rosemary Smith, Barbara Weisheit, Dorothy Fauser, Sally Wilsoli, Phil Kirk, Tom Mullins, Pat Fleming, Sheila Mulcahy, and others who willingly and pleasantly responded to my many calls for student assistance, and lastly, to my wife and children, Terry, Jimmy, and Susie, who were sentenced to many hours of solitude during the preparation of this 1956 Cuyahogan, I owe and acknowledge a sincere debt of appreciation. J. Waickman Acting Yearbook Advisor Xll, I I Y- f 114 lamp? 5 Yllll Wmmnanmlilia' ..,,,.,.,.,.,.,,,,H,I,.,.2.,:.,,,5::g:g5g55s55f5g WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST IN GOLF OR SPORTING GOODS EQUIPMENT, SEE US K O S A R G 0 L F 2624 sme nd. WA 8-0731 II6 WA-8-0925 neiieieue, eieur Super rhieir Hamburgers Milk Shakes EAT AT LA D D ' S DRIVE IN Curb, Counter and Booth Service Orders to Toke Out Ladds's Famous 12 Hot Dogs Terrific Bowl with Coney Island Sauce Banana Split 2346 State Rd. NORTHGATE BOWLING CENTER The Gateway to Better Bowling Free Instruction By - ARTIE PAPPA and TOMMY SNYDER 2871 State Rd. Cuyahoga Falls SW-4-6373 20 AMF Automatic Pinsetters JIM FOX, MANAGER II7 TEST DRIVE THE I956 PONTIAC AT THGMPSON PONTIAC, INC 4 ,a 2461 FRONT ST. FURNITURE for the young modern - - ln this day and age the emphasis is on simplicity . . .this Furniture is keeping up with the times and is modern and functional. Design is kept simple with clean lines , . . it is made to look beautiful, but at the same time it is very practical! Stop by and see our collection of modern furniture nowl THE HOUSE OF PERFECT HOSPITALITY lotsa COMPANY F U R N I T U R E 11oo sme Rd. wA-a-1166 'II8 OUR NEW ! NUMBER FREE Sw 4-5247 DELIVERIES ANYWHERE Elmer C. Dietz Gerald H. Bolich 2919 KENT ROAD SILVER LAKE, CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO THE FALLS NEWS A Progressive Paper Serving A Friendly Community Leads in Circulation Leads in News Coverage Leads in Advertising Circulation-Sworn Statement 7409 I 'I9 M. O'NEIL STUDIO CONGRATULATIONS to GRADUATES OF 56 Pctures used th S book mode by M. o'NElL STUDIO 120 HOLIDAY HOUSE TRAVEL We are at your Service Corner Chestnut Blvd. and State Rood SW 4-2201 Agents For AII Scheduled Airlines Home of Conducted Tours SAY IT WITH MUSIC ' FALLS RECORD SHOP 2055 Front St. WA 8-7964 THE MOST COMPLETE RECORD SHOP IN THE GREATER AKRON AREA Congratulations and best wishes for success to all Graduating Seniors! ALBERT CONN, INC. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 1839 Front Street CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO 121 FRANK FURNITURE 2115 Front Street WA 8-5116 It's o pleasure to buy where prices are low cmd payment easy EDWARD'S SHOE STORE 2127 Front Street WA 8-6125 Breakfasts, Lunches, and Dinners Daily Dancing to ANGE LOWBARDI Nitely Fine Beautiful Banquet Rooms available for parties CHESTERFIELD HOTEL WA-8-1111 THE W. L. TUCKER COAL AND SUPPLY CO. 2765 Hudson Dr. CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Serving the Cuyahoga Falls Area for over 40 years with Quality Masonry and Building Supplies WA 8-2155 Fon Au. DAIRY Pnonucts TRY Compliments t THOMPSON'S ISALY O DAIRY STORE H 8K M PAINT CO. 1674 STATE ROAD 2156 Front St. SW-4-7477 Phone WA 8-1197 I Sid Wallace, CHARLES BOYD SCHOOL OF THE DANCE Inc. Cuyahoga Falls' Leading Dance 1836 Fourth sneer Studio 2207 Second Street c Y 9 mls' ohio wAbfiage 8-1612 cuyaiwga Falls, ohio 7 ROCKET ENGINE CARS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO ALL GRADUATES FROM ROGERS JEWELRY 2103 FRONT STREET Compliments of GERBS PHARMACY 1668 STATE ROAD Phone SW 4-1113 Wayne Wallace Hayden Jones i HONADLE - - Candies Delicious Candies 2018 State Road Phone WA 8-9464 Specializing in Chocolate Moulded Novelties for all Occasions, made with Pure Milk Chocolate Chocolate Favors for Many Occasions 123 ,M fF :P'-'M 1 'wi X A R? Wvif MX, Y X,viwhs'P315 Now cHAPEu.s...AxnoN. 118 Asa-1 sr. km 27,3423 wxX':--fu J.-f' f cuvu-loan rAu.s. 23rd at FALLS Ave. . My xv-x.4f,.,fef,frg--J 1 fX K. N- ff,-f 1 If PHONE BLackstone 3-7171 xxwg yank ..IT'Qf5'x-- fffmvf wax Q 53 if M2 .gr A, 1 f..f'.g .M-' ..,,.J,,:,gf::3F222222T::e211:.L-f:,,,,,,, lf!! fu!! ,.AA . ?f4iwQ,'f, iii iyfwfii' H ::.: ,',: Q X1 Q, ESX M f VL1g 'f ,Tg::g1gmI- --1' --'XX X R ....... .... - -- '-- k --',' :li fx '- ' . A,,,A,,-...W -e,.f-.ii t :NEA Tm, .i ! gn -bbb 'ft' ' ,jiVNNc6?'Ni45N -... A'. A fi ' . t '::1.L..1-1: .','. .. ,- 12 'w i -41 et 5 ' H -'--.' . 5-:ifiiif-Qiil is 7 12 ' ii If - -at '1-:', -.-A' '-.1 - --.-' '...- ...,,....., - ........ 141 .....1.. -'-.1 if A 35 A. ,.:.,. .'.'.' 3 em 11111 , 92' oftofmzmal ,femme fm 4875 Complete funeral Jervice: are :till available for as little ax S200 124 Compliments LETS EAT AT Of K'S DRIVE -IN AKRON ROLLERCADE Big Jumbo KI' Bwge' Jumbo Sundoes SKATING CLUB Thick, Rich Milkshokes 2637 State Road One of Americc1's Largest ond Finest Rinks Cuyahoga Fans Motorola Zenith Westinghouse SEWING C 8g O RADIO -TV 147 Portage Tr. WA-8-5023 CUYaI o9a Fans' ohio Your Service Deolers Since I927 I25 Compliments of C. M. JONES BUICK See the New Buicks And a great line of used cars New cor showroom of 2409 Front St. WA-8-2191 1 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES From DIETZ FLORIST, INC. STATE ROAD SHOPPING CENTER SW-4-4226 Corsages Weddings Funeral Designs Flowers Telegraphed Flowers For All Occasions 1 1 1 l l I 'I26 McGowan-Reid Funeral Home TRULY A FUNERAL HOME Overlooking the Beautiful Church Park ot 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 fy K ...J -5 3:2 N. 1, ' 'I 3 5 I X f m, - ilfginizw? J' li Lglfl A- fi' .r .-.1-..i-.uns--H , SWAN! xtfxf 444f g4.f+-Eg' fi . r-3. ff-V 1?-f 't-1 ' i ll-.5 ', M ' . ' ff'. 'L . , H l ' -' I , ea: F1175-ffp!i1.3'f'5'f?i3s .f E fl llc . N In h Lu---.4 i11.63,:-Qvig5g f.i:Lf-I-KL Our home is located within a five minute drive from any point in the city. WILLIAM D. REID Managing Director 247 STOW AVE. CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO Phone WA 8-1313 Ample Porklng Space for Over 100 Cars 127 RUGGLES PRINTING CO. Complete Printing Service for Organizations and Industry 1808 Front St. SW-4-5239 CANTEEN RESTAURANT ONE OF OHIO'S FINEST RESTAURANTS State Road. Route 8 Banquet Rooms Available Compliments ot DU RBIN'S Meats and Groceries 2733 Hudson Drive Serving the community with superior meats and quality groceries We Deliver - Cali SW 4-4436 FOUNDED IN 1888, THE FRIENDLY FALLS SAVINGS AND LoAN AssociATioN FOR INSURED SAFETY DESIGNS 2140 Front Street SILVER LAKE FLORISTS WE GROW OUR OWN FLOWERS WA 8-0774 2971 Kent Rd. at Silver Lake Cuyahoga FaIIs Ohiq Compliments of LEA DRUG 2005 Front Street WA 8-0895 Compliments of the CUYAHOGA FALLS REPORTER YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER W. E. BAUMAN, Editor and Publisher The City's Outstanding Editorial Publication For More Than 81 Years 141 Portage Trail WA 8-4315 : V. , W, :iii h A W3 Plumbing Hardware lt's Reliability that Counts Builders Hardware FALLS HARDWARE CO. Phone WA 8-4414 2413 State Road RALPH cRosBY's COMP'-'MEN-I-S stone Fon MEN Of WA 8-1103 STElN'S DRY CLEANING Hart, Shaffner and Marx Clothes L I 1 129 Compliments ' of 127 PORTAGE TRAIL WA-8-2157 THE SPORT SHOP Irving Klein Fashion Hill School Sweaters Headquarters for Graduation Clothing Bantamac Weather Jackets Phone WA 8-1014 2091 Front St COX FLOWERS coRsAGEs - FUNERAL DESIGNS The Best and the Most - For the Least 1652 State Rd. Phone WA 8-7121 Mayg SWandale 4-1111 INSUHSHNUE 2400 State Road Cuyahoga Falls Ohio GREETINGS THE KRAUS - ALEXANDER JIMANDY'S DRIVE IN RESTAURANT CONSTRUCTION coMPANY Chicken-in-the-Boskef Sandwiches - Dinners 2250 Brood Blvd- 1770 sme Rd. wA-a-0847 LEVINSON'S Cuyahoga Falls-Home of Distinctive and Functional Clothing Lines 2231 FRONT ST. Significant Clothing Reputable Brands Moderate Cost GIRLS' and BOYS' CLASS SWEATERS GYM CLOTHES - LEVI OVERALLS ALL KINDS OF SPORTS WEAR The Proof Is In The Eating FARM BOY SAUSAGE BACON HAMS il 3 9' 2l4I FRONT S1 CUYAHUGA FAllS 131 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS W. T. GRANT COMPANY Mm Q3 EIBER'S CITIES SERVICE CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO 'I683 State Road Minor Repair cmd Tuneup Cities Service Gasoline and Accessories ,aj f. Enix ,,f, V .i X -fx' I,iS ii iiA I LYLE CHEVROLET CO 2306 rRoN'r smear I - rx L IN THLSLQTE Ronin sHoPPlNG CENTER CHARGE ACCOUNTS OR LAYAWAYS 2733 STATE RD. I A ,.,,...-f- F 0 i IA ssessr , I tw Your Chevrolet Deoler For the Post 26 Yeors 1v BEELER PHARMACY NORTH - END BOOSTERS 2731 Hudson Drive WA-8-5115 THE F W ORTH CO SERVICE PRINTING ADVERTISING COLOR WORK 2035 Second St. Cuyahoga Falls PHONE SW 4-5217 I .. 133 I Congratulations, Graduates L. S. MOSER The School Jeweler for I9 years Jewelry of the better grade 2222 Front St. WA-8-1617 I I l I , I LA U N D R O M AT FALLS PHARMACY Half-hour Laundry 'I764 State Rd. Cuyahoga Falls Ohio l 2109 Front Sf. Phone WA 8-2546 Phone SW 4-'l8'l'l Compliments N of REUTHER MOLD AND MFG. CO. Compliments of 1225 Munroe Falls Ave. Morningview Hardware Cuyahoga Falls ohio Company zo44 E. Bailey Rd. More than just a Hardware Store l .l 134 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES From the Monogement ond Employees of THE FALLS ENGINEERING AND MACHINE COMPANY F he Ru and PI I dustr HARRY L. WRIGHT IFQIIS High '28J Owner COMPLIMENTS OF TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTOR HOTEL M facturers of V-Belt Equipment and Special Mach ry bb y ec ,Qiffi ,-- f , , , ' ',Qf mpvg , - ,. Qfyfav ' l 1 - :fig -up .1 ..,., - 's uffff f'5-,- f - ' . .. V - if Q Qgiggggf ' 1 1 , ' '-A A ' , .. .... -rf, .Q U .... . , . V ff V Y , 1 - . . I .,.-.fvlfj . :Q-L.: . , A- L., , A 5 'if-2,5 . Nxdlfr. 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