Elyria District Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Elyria, OH)

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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E IOR CLASS WILL Dorothy BaSlI'lSk1, will my pair of red castinets and my weather beaten sombrero to any Spanish I student who wants to get in the mood for Spanish II Norma Jean Baumgardner, will my naturally curly hair to Elsie Gerhart Carolyn Beard, will my left over school SUDDIIES to Vonya Adams Pat Byar, will my beat up saddle shoes to anyone who can afford shoe polish Brenda Bruck, will my alarm clock to Karen Malik Joan Caywood, W111byB A B S , and my P H D degrees in Psychology, Psychlatry, and Psycho analysls to Grace Knoble Sandy Cornell, will my seat on the St Jude School bus to anyone who has patience w1th little children Madelon Csontos, w1ll my quiet retlcence nature UD to my brother Allen Sandy Dolacki, will my bottle of blonde bleach to Peggy Nagy Joan Edmonds, will my seat out at Joe s to Mary Ann Noonan Peg Glover, w1ll my 2 000 word theme on Charlotte Bronte to anyone who can read RED Carolyn Ferancy, w1ll my used typing eraser to Janice Krutch Judy Flaherty, will my eyelash curler to Lmda Benton Louise Fllckinger, w1ll my twin brothers to anyone who wants double trouble Lucy Haas, w1ll my place 1n physlcs class to Monica Ribar Joyce Hall, will my flammg personality to a real cool junior, N1ck Aul1s1o Mary Beth Hart, w1ll my ab1l1ty to win in magazine dr1ves to Sandy Resar Andrea Hayes, will the blue Ford w1th the loud duals to my sister Becky Joyce Kmzel, will my 51 Chevy, The Bomb to Shirley Schmitz Carol Kocsis, w1ll my seat in the bleachers at rallies to any poor freshman who had to stand Pat Lament, will my Little Green Riding Hood outf1t to Dennis Novak Sandy Krebs, w1ll my love for math to my brother Tim Molly McDonough, will the W1dOW s peak thatl 1nher1ted from Rosemary Fritz, who 1nher1ted from Dan Meecha, to Barbara Bas1nsk1 Sheila McGuire, will two blocks of ice Cformerly my feet! resultmg from study hall 1n 213 to any Eskimo in need of bu1ld1ng materials Loredel Mackert, W111 my crazy laugh to Barbara Smith Al1ce Mash1nske, w1ll my slightly used auct1oneer s gavel to Rose Marie Standifer Shirley Ann Mason, w1ll my nickname SAM to Shirley Ann Marcus Mary Ellen Neldhardt, w1ll all my senior partles to D1ck Belter Carol Nemmers, w1ll the box of Kleenex in my locker to anyone in need of lt Ed1thann Olson, W111 my long blonde pony ta1l ffour years growthl to Andy Worthington Judy Paulson, will my off wh1te sneakers to Margie Thome Jean PIIBSKI, w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay awake especially in sixth period to Freddie Koviak , . . . . . - . , . . . o I, ' - ' . , . . D , ' 0 l, I 0 1 0 c I . - , . n . . , . . . ' . , . . i I ' , ' , ' , ink. , . . . i , . . . I, . . . . . - . I, . . . . . . , . . . K . . ,, . . . . I, Anne Marie Hartman, will by daintyf?l appetite to my sister Agnes Mae. , . . . , . , . . , , . . . , . . . . .- , . . u I, . . , . . . . . , . . . . . . I, ' ' . , .... . , . . . , . . . N ,, . t , . . . . . , . . . . u , . ,K - . . n

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Well, so the New York Chamber of Com- merce welcomes us S1nce we re here, how about sitt1ng 1n on the Pullet Prize Awards Gene Tackas IS Just rece1v1ng this honor for his book, compr1sed mainly of fowl language, entitled Chicks I Have Known PORTLAND MAINE TRAFFIC LAWS ENFORCED Ron Bacher, st1ll the mathematical whiz he was in school, IS constructmg that br1dge across the North Atlantic His slogan bemg, Take a tram to Amsterdam Just across the border 1n Lower Moosehead, Ottawa, Peg Glover dlrects Peggy s Prep School At the head of the Lat1n Department is Molly McDonough As instructor of hlstory, Judy Paulson always gets the dates Dick fR1cardoD Notley teaches Spanish Cheer, cheer for old Notre Dame' Coach John Guenm s football team is w1nn1ng many games under the ardent support of cheerleaders Brenda Bruck, D1ck Henke and Pat Byar Whoever called Ch1cago the W1ndy C1ty was r1ght, but the sound commg from Mary Jane R1ley and Arlene Rad1can stwo g1rl orchestra certainly carries well It s an ambush! But here come DICK Calla han, head of the renowned law enforcement agency, the Texas Rangers, and his cohorts Paul Taylor, Don Eyring, and George Fascko to head them off at the pass The band1ts have been sl1ghtly slowed because they had to y1eld the rxght of way to Franc1s CBeevoD McG1ynn Tom Kam1nsk1, Carl Olah, and Francls M1tro who are competmg 1n a trans world b1ke race Judges for th1s contest are Judy Flaherty, Pat Zacharyasz and Al1ce Mashinski Money IS the root of all ev1l, but that doesn t seem to bother people here 1n Las Vegas J1m Bedocs and Dan Alberts are presently operat1ng at the Pa1r a d1ce Club They are known to the publ1c as the team of Bric and Brac Mavernck Cahforma here we come! In Hollywood, Larry Rader, Marg1e Vargo and Mary Beth Hart produced the Academy Award w1nn1ng mus1cal, Macbeth It stars Jack Ross as Mac beth and Joyce Hall as Lady Macbeth Twenty six m1les across the sea, Carol Strohsack 18 writmg a love lorn column Don t you think that secluded Katalina is the 1deal place for such an occupatlon? How peaceful IS the Pac1f1c But look onthe beach of the luxurious Hawahan estate Pat Tarhalla IS throwing another of her extrava ganzas It IS a luau this time You know that Joyce KIIIZSI is employed as private secretary and Marita Reinders as accountant Using one of these isolated islands as a base are Stephen Gurchik and Larry Chrulski, the first volunteers for a manned satell1te, are getting up in the world BONNNNNNGIII Her majesty the Queen of Siam Sheila McGuire, with the royal court consisting of Barbara Schaefer, Ed McCoy and Andy Hayes are about to be shown an original ballet It is called Swan River and features Ron Modock, George Ross and Walter Rozmarynowycz Isn t lt mteresting that here in India cows are held sacred? It must greatly hinder Lucy Haas, Dorothy Basinski and Norma Jean Baum gardner xn their soclal work among the natives Confuclus say Is one great feat to swim Yellow Sea IS more greater feat to cross China on pogo stick Two of your classmates are proving thxs statement They are frogman Ted Emerich and Pogo Paul Pustay Twenty years ago lt would have been 1m possible to fly from Ch1na to Japan without a plane, but now it IS noth1ng A popular restau rant in Tokyo is the Tea House of the September Moon under the management of Dolores Stahl, Edith Ann Olson, and Shirley Reese A 1 tea tasters Joan Caywood and Jim Webber are employed here How about go1ng to the G0bl Desert to see Al Havanas at h1s camel stop? Let s follow Bob Bohrer He IS a caravan leader and fre quent v1sitor Carolyn Ferancy, Jean Pileski, and Joan Edmonds are still acquirmg effeciency awards 1n business in the1r jobs as secretar1es at the Mongol1an People s Republ1c We are now passmg through the Iron Cur ta1n But s1nce Father Larry Lengyel, despite the efforts of Comrade Dale Balas, has f1nally converted Russ1a It IS not half as hard to go through as It used to be Smce the War, Moscow University has really gone American It even has a booster club headed by Bonnie Plas and Ann Marie Hartman Top shaker makers are Carol Koc sis and Carolyn Beard All the students are doing the Zig Zag 1ntroduced by the dance team of Loredel Mackert and Bob Zlegman Any questions? You had better make them quxck, my e1ghty seconds are almost up All I can say IS Thanks As Tom eases back 1nto his chair, sparks again fly and the spirit vanishes a . ' 1 . - - fl . . . . . , . n n . . , -.. a - 9 u . . . . . . . g r . ec ' . . , K , . . . . . - . . . . - 4 ' c ' 9 KI .' ' 9 . , . . , . . ' c 1 . . K . K . . , u . . - . . . . . , . . . .. . - . 4 9 ' - . - - . - cc ' - . , . . , r ' ' . . . - . H . . . K . . , . , . . . . K . - . . . . . -.. , . . . . . . a . . . . . g v . . . . . - 0 ' - u - ' E . . . , Q - , - , . . . . . K . .. 4 . . . - u ' c rn ' n , . . . .

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I I Bonme Plas wxll my Job as co dlrector of the booster club Llttle Theatre Group to Mar1lyn Stahl Arlene Radxcan w1ll my rxght tenms shoe to the person who took the left one Pat Rambo W111 my Macbeth notes to my brother Denme Manta Remders w1ll my drwmg pr1v11ege to my slster Joan Shxrley Reese w1ll what s left of my hot rod Chevy to Jean Szelxga Mary Jane Rxley w1ll all my lelsure tlme to Rlta Lepkowsk1 Jean Rolmg, w1ll my shorthand notebooks to Susan Hlst Barbara Schaefer w1ll my ab1l1ty to type wlth the hunt and peck method to Marlan Melcher Annle Snyder w1ll my ab1l1ty to remember what I am talklng about to Blddy McGowan Dolores Stahl w1ll my p1nk Bermuda shorts to Margle Zgrabxk Carol Strohsack w1ll my shocklng pmk Chevy to any Junlor w1l11ng to repa1nt lt Pat Tarhalla, w1ll my place ln the flrst soprano sectlon 1n cho1r to Mxke Becker Jean Vargo w1ll my pony ta1l to Ann Bommer next year Pat Zacharyasz W111 my ab1l1ty to avo1d detentxons to my cousm Dave Zacharyasz Dan Albert, w1ll not w1ll anythmg to anybody Larry Archer w1ll all my used transm1ss1ons axles and rear ends to my sister Elame as she walks to school next year Dale Balas, w1ll my notorlous tresses to Tom Brosky Ron Bacher w1ll my place IH physlcs lab to Dlck Stolzenburg Jxm Bedocs, w1ll probably be a semor next year Robert Bohner, w1ll my pos1t1on on the football team to Mike Becker Ed Brown w1ll my rowdy nature to Ward Peters R1chard Callahan w1ll 011 burmng Thunderb1rd to Chuck Salter Larry Chrulskx w1ll my ab1l1ty to playa practlcal Joke on the whole school to my brother Danny Reg1s Cloonan, w1ll my safe drivmg habits and many txckets to Joe Feckete Tom Downs, w1ll my wrecked 50 Ford to anyone who wants It John Elschen, w1ll my park1ng spot 1n the school yard to Norm Pesh Ted Emerich w1ll graduate CI hope! Don Eyrmg, w1ll my lead foot to anyone who needs It badly Don F1tzpatr1ck, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get 48 stltches worth of cuts to anyone vnth enough intestmal fortltude to try lt , John Guemn, w1ll my seat 1n front of the T V for the Amos and Andy Show to Nancy Elbert I, Stephen Gurchlck, w1ll my n1ckname, Gestapo, to my brother Bob. I, . , . . - . H . ,, , I, . , . . . t I, , ' ' . I, . . , . . . . . . i I, . , . , , . I, . , . . . . .. I, . . . . I, , . . . . ,, ,, . . I, . , . . . . . . I, , . . . . . I, , . . . . . . . . . . I, . . . . . . . . I, , . . D I, Margaret Vargo, will my left over filing supplies to anyone brave enough to take office practice I, , . . . . . . ' I, . . . . I, , . . . , , . , I, ' ' . I, , . . . . . I, . . . . I, . . . D I, , ' . I, . , . . - . . I I, ., . . . . . i I, . . . . n I, ' ' ' . I, . . . . . I, , ' . I, . . . .