Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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l I H if flggff. .-...lg 1- Weather T C Post-school Blue Skies News Forecast Issue No. 1 Euclid, Ohio June 32, 1958 Congressman Returns Congresswoman, Florence G a l e r. just returned to Washington, D.C., with two famous hair stylists who are also former classmates. They are Anne Chinchar and Juanita Huston, who have made head line news in Hollywood at the M.G.M. studios. Easy Money Since graduating from high school in 1948, Arthur Bosco, Jack Saef- kow and Bill Tomazic have become noted millionaires through a get- rich-quick investigation, and the re- of them formed ads in various sults were: the three a company putting magazines reading- if you want to get rich quick send the information! in a dollar for Then they in turn send back a note saying get enough suckers to send in dollar bills and you will get rich quick. Oh, well, good luck boys. Flash!! Brew Takes Over Since Howie Lund has been in the hospital with a serious case of per- manent hoarseness,l' Barbara Brew has taken over his post as disk jockey on station E.C.H.S. Dale Galer, the famous loafer of his gen- eration, has spent much of his time there, counting how many times a record turns while being played. Letter to the Editor This newspaper received a letter a few days ago from Captain Al Del- gado of the U.S. Navy, who wrote that on his way to South America he met four of his former class- mates as passengers of his ship. They were Shirley Miller, Valeria Kalin, Bob Drobnick, and Milan Mihalich, who were completing the last lap of their round-the-world tour. Stars Come to Town Have you been down at the Palace this week to see that wonderful show? Things like this are being said all over greater Cleveland since Bob Herendeen and his band have moved itno town. Featured along with him is Vi Jean Schultz straight from Hollywood, after finishing her picture with Van Handsome. They have temporarily set up a first aid station in the lobby for all the men who faint from her radiating beauty as she walks on the stage. Also along with the show is Bill Bartol, who has been touring the U.S. with his talking accordianf' It has just been announced by Doris Kollmor- gen, the traveling secretary for the band, that all former classmates of Bobs will be admitted free. Businessmen of '58 'Ihe most successful businessmen of 1958 title has been given to Mr, Bill Ragborg, Alvin Gower, and Antho- ny Martucci, who combined their talents and organized a consultant Firm on which they advise the peo- ple on retiring young and living the life of Riley, They were Hooded every day with hundreds of people, including Jim Meglan, and Diana Klopovic, who is so so tired of teaching kindergarten but was told by the school that she would have to wait till she's 65. But now that they advised millions of people, the trio has decided to retire them- selves. Bill has moved to Florida, Anthony to California and Alvin to South America. Bill's house is so big that he has hired Stanley Ivan- cic as chief guide so he won't get lost in the house. A house guest of Mr. Martucci last week was his for- mer classmate Mr. Dick Teske, who has just completed a non-stop high- way from Euclid to California, called the Teske Turnpike. Breaks U. S. Record H. Breaks U. S. Record Champion Hag pole sitter, Harold Anderson, is sitting in his glory on top of the highest flagpole in the World, which is in Euclid. After sitting high for one year, two months, three days and twelve and a half hours, he is very glad to get back to earth. VVhen asked what he saw from his post 1500 feet in the air he said, One thing I saw was Joan Jonnson, Josephine Lette and Joan Rammel in their helicoptors and they stopped a few times to visit me. Also Tom Glass passed me up when he was thrown from his new invention - a gasless car, which resulted in an explosion. I also saw Jim Pickman, Greta Coch- rane, Ay Kriz and Ronald MacKay Hy by on their air trip around the world. It's a funny thing, but from that pole I could see with the aid of my powerful binoculars, Mary Ann Budan, Lillian Kolman, Bever- ly Parker, Marge Petrick, Pat Lally, and Louise Svetin, walking their bunch of children to school where I think I saw Evelyn Evans and Nancy Stumpf as teachers and Ed Clark as chief custodian. 'Ihen Mr. Anderson was rushed to the hospital for a period of recu- peration where he will have Rose Marie Gribbons, Betty Johnson, Janet Marshall, and Jo-Ann Rentz for nurses. New Head The new Euclid Glenville Hospital has just appointed Louis Theodosion as head pharmacist there. Cure Discovered Secretaries Mary Jane Iczak, Mar- ion Poch, and Evelyn Tuck dis- closed today that the noted duet of the medical world, Doctors Norbert Archbold and Glenn Crawford have finally found a cure when called on the case of Bob Compton and Jim Ward, the famous lizard trainers. At first it was thought that the lizards caused the diseaseg however, with the aid of the well-known authors John Blakesley and Gerald Yeary, who have done quite a bit of re- search to help their friends, this idea was dropped. The cure is not al- Interred 1948 TRY OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN ROBERT BRODNIK Undertakers Price Depends upon your casket EDWIN KELLER T-zverzty-six

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EVELYN L. TUCK nEv,Uu jr. Girl Reserves: Friendship, Girls' L e a d e r s: Polka Club: Amegia Club: Choir: Big Night: Intramurals: Girls' League Vice- President: Prom Flower Com- mittee: Sophomore Class Secre- tary: Co-op Class. ALICE M. VOGRINC Al Came from South High in Se- nior Year, Y-Teen. we 'QT' 4- I IAMES M. WARD .lily C1ieball V.-Pres. of Hi-Y: What a Life g Hall Guard Capt.: Foot- ball Mgr.: Track: Student Council: Pres. Athletic Associa- tion: Gala Nite: Big Nite: Choir: Treas. Varsity Club! Travel Club: lr. Card Club! Boys' Chorus: President Sopho- more Class: Prom Committee! Recreation Club: Intramurals: Madrigals: lBerkeley Squarel3 Singing Trio: Rooting fOr Ruth. IVAN L. WElNSTOCK Domey' Echo Sports Editor: P. A. Oper- atorg P. A. Announcer: Camera Club: Choir: jr. Class Play! ln' tramurals: Intramural Referee: National Honor Society. RlLEY WESTMORELAND Riley A Senior Play: Hi-Y: Gymnastic Club. '23 r -.1 .-4.5 ,.:-- 3 , 1? ' 9 4 va A . A I cu fi-8 A fs N. , , .k 'igm J i 3 it gm. . vi 'R Q bg E l 4 'f' lk . M V. 4.7.9, JA 64:27 ' -in 'vi-'ifmee - Tu't'nIy-fire ' , RICHARD L. WIRTH Dick Four Years and Letter in Band: Chess C1 Checkers Club: Ass't for jr. High Airplane Club: Rhythmasters Dance Band, Dlayed for school dances. MARGERY H. WRIGHT Kitten Co-op: Sec. to Mr. Kothg Arts CT Crafts Club: lSr,l Office l'lE'lD9fC Sec. Radio Listeners' Club: Sec. to Teachers. GERALD E. YEARY Jerr Track Team: World Affairs Club: Hi-Y: Senior Choir: Stage Crew: Chess Cr Checkers Club: junior Prom Committee: Stu- dent Council: junior Play: Na- tional Honor Society. RUTH V. ZACH Bridge Friendship Club: Polka Club: 5DOrts 6 Games: Square Dance: Intramurals. ' IOSEPH L. ZUPANIC Joe Football: Track: Travel: Varsity Club: jr. Class T.easurer: Hal: Guard.

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I Fair and warmer c Forecast Post-school News Issue No. 1 Euclid, Ohio June 212, 1958 lowed to be printed at this time, but the public will be notified at a later date. Flash! l Clock Makes Money Engineers David Blauch, David Fielding, Steve Haydu and mechan- ics Hank Eichhorn, Camil Paschai. and Dick Stuck have combined their great talent in making clocks which go slow at night and fast during school time, Accountant Arthur Goodman has figured out that in the six months production this clock has made 514,999,995 profit for this group. Redecorate White House Juanita Cole, Ellen Hofmann, Jackie Johnson, and Dolores Koenig. heads of the C.H.J.D. Interior Decorating Company, have recently been asked to redecorate the White House. They have just completed a book which contains decorating hints. The book was illustrated by Carroll Barber, the noted commercial artist. Restaurant Booms Since Herman Haffner. Theresa Hei- ser, Georgene Black, Lois Krebs and Jane Sowden have graduated from college with the highest honors ob- tainable they have had very very good luck in getting jobs. Mr. Heff- ner is the chief bottle washer at the Cleveland Hotel, and Miss Heiser, Miss Black, Miss Krebs, and Miss Sowden have a job as dish wipers there. Also Ethel Coulson, Mary Jane Kantner, Jack Posch, and Helen Stampfel, who have recently been voted the most successful people in 1958 leading a drive promoting the enlargement of Dagwood sand- wiches. Knapp Named Editor Ceil Knapp, who recently was named editor of Euclid's daily newspaper The Gabby Times, ran a column last week called Let's Gossip, told us what some of the former graduates from Euclid Cen- tral have done with themselves-or shall we say not done with them- selves?-anyway-Last night the first column appeared and this is what we found. Jean Kaucnik, Lil- lian Kinkopf, and Jennie Martincic have opened a modeling agency in New York which so far has proved very successful. Ken Moon, it seems. is still a bachelor, but all reports state that he is very happy??'?'? Bob Moses, president of the American Pretzel Twisting Company, reports that business is as doughy as ever. Joan Rammel, chief stewardess of United Air Lines, stopped off at Nicaragua the other day and saw Alice Vogrine, who is still trying to get the Marines out of there. Her foreign correspondent, Shirla Mat- thews, is keeping the White House up on Alice's work. Dorothy Mar- tens has opened a drive-in-restau- rant down there also. Seems to be a busy place!! Lawyer Makes Good Out of college at last are Chuck Smaltz, Don Pokorny, Marian She- banek. and Al Strasshofer. Chuck's first law case The State vs. 'Shoul- ders ' proved successful for the great lawyer, and he is now oft' to a flying start. Don Pokorny plans to play pro football with the Browns along with Stan Poropat and Bill Mower. Marian just received her degree as an occupational therepist and Al has received one in the farm- ing Held. LAST MINUTE NEWS Golden Gloves Dan Trebisky has just announced that he will enter the Golden Gloves Contest after last Friday's knock- out over f'Slugger McGoon. Scientist at Work Dick Wirth, noted electronic expert, has been working on a contraction to the Einstein Theory, His promot- er is Bob Kelley, well-known mil- lionaire. Trades Horses Owner of the 'fRide Em Cowboy Ranch, Bill Shirilla, just announced that Bing Crosby is going to trade in his horses for some of this ranch's stallions and try again. Businesswoman '5 8 Jackie Boyd, Ann Dragonette, Mary Kovacich, and Elizabeth Szemenyei have formed a chain of beauty shops in New York, Chicago, Miami, and Hollywood. This group of promi- Tzveiity-seifuiz nent women have just been awarded The Plaque for The Most Success- ful Business Women of 1958 Music Is Tops The combined bands of Al Belpulsi and Bruce Cumming will be at the Palace July 4 with our own Norma Grandillo and Bruno Petricig as featured soloists. Also Marjorie Bell and Ruth Frazier will be in town with the Metropolitan Opera Corn- pany next spring. Miss Bell has the lead in the opera Madame Butter- fly and Miss Frazier in Lakme. Vilet Bratel made her debut with the Cleveland Orchestra as the oboe soloist last week. where she was very well received. Rosemary Dirk, Dorothy Olesinski and Margery Wright have formed a piano trio which has become n a t i 0 n ally known. This is the first of its kind featuring three girls. Flash! ! Ivan Decides Ivan Weinstock has just decided on what he wants to do with himself!!! Robbery Here Last evening. while the fcrrnef Miss Carol Cordon and her husband were enjoying a neighborhood movie. their house at OOOOOOOO Nothings Ave was robbed down to the last toothpick. Naturally, as everyone does, they called the Get-l-lim De- tective Agency, headed by loe Zu- panic and Charles Kopsick, to solve the case. Immediately they called Captain Ed Medves of the police force who in turn sent out policemen Bob Laird, Ray Shawke, Bill Mills, and Frank Parziale, who are known for their good work in other cases of this type. Riley Westmoreland, known as the second Sherlock Holmes, arrived within five minutes after he was called, and within two minutes he had discovered some invisible toot-prints on the ceiling. He will check them this afternoon and the robber is ex- pected to be found by evening, Ivan Weinstock. owner of the Never Know What to Expect insurance company, assured the unfortunate people that they will receive approxi- mately l0,000 dollars in pennies. Pretty good, hey what? This informa- tion was disclosed today by Miss jane Adams and Miss Ruth Zach, secre- taries ot the detective agency.