Fairview High School - Flicker Yearbook (Fairview Park, OH)
- Class of 1958
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Bayer, 3971 West 223rd Street . Martin Bazemore, 5952 West 215th Street Harry B. Biersdorfer, 19513 North Sagamore Howard A. Bodeker, 4892 West Park Drive Fred J. Brickman, 4484 West 213th Street Godfrey Cichra, 20691 Woodstock Avenue Lewis B. Clark, 4289 Wooster Road James B. Cole, 21955 Brookway Drive Glenn E. Collins, 19674 North Sagamore Leo V. Doller, 4323 West 229th Street Jean A. Groh, 20010 Lorain Road Joseph Groholy, 20905 Westwood Road Gunselman, 21490 Lorain Road Jesse H. Hall, 5951 West 215th Street Richard J. Haviland, 4173 West 214th Street fu P GES and Mrs. . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs. . and Mrs --J C. Harold H. Heimer, 21555 North Park Drive Ray Hopper, 20550 Belvidere Avenue Edward C. Huerkamp, 19662 Coffinberry Kenneth A. Hutchings, 4572 West 213th Street Archie H. Knapp, 18801 Rivercliff Drive Peter E. Kosch, 19080 Calahan Drive Walter J. Kreps, 4216 West 227th Street William Kunkle, 19575 Henry Road Joseph Mancini, 21576 North Park Drive William F. Marcell, 4330 West 193rd Street Leo C. Matia, 2059 Eaton Road Harold R. McQuistion, 4187 Elmore Road Perce G. Melhuish, 5070 West 220th Street Lewis J. Minor, 20877 Fairpark Drive 'Richard C. Nickerson, 4154 West 215th Street Frank E. Noe, 20586 Lorain Road Joseph Petrigan, 4259 West 192nd Street Henry C. Pfaff, 4278 West 222nd Street Stanley L. Phillips, 4670 West Park Drive Edward P. Pritchard, 21255 South Park Drive Mr. and Mrs. James S. Rignall, 19260 South Sagamore Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs William Ross, 3894 West 210th Street William A. Schmidt, 21274 Lorain Road Donald C. Schupp, 4112 West 224th Street Joseph B. Stevens, 19251 South Sagamore Robert N. Stewart, 4516 West 210th Street Vincent R. Sutiak, 19556 South Sagamore Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sweeney, 22566 Brookpark Road Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Herman J. Troche, 19846 Henry Road John A. Vitale, 4194 West 215th Street Robert H. Weske, 21940 Lorain Road Ray W. Wyman, 21150 Eaton Road Andrew's Market, 5810 West 220th Street Arcade Barber Shop, West Arcade, 21841 Lorain Road Baumgardner's Grocery, 20470 Lorain Road Beatty William R. Mason Contractor, 4517 West 223rd Street Bell Sound Service, 21446 Lorain Road Bramel's Cities Service, 22669 Lorain Road Bringman's China and Glassware, 21801 Lorain Road O' 355 Buckeye Motel, 22989 Lorain Road Castelhano Tailors and Furriers, 22660 Lorain Road Catalano Service Station, 22870 Lorain Road Christman Florists, 23538 Lorain Road Clayton's Auto Service, 19223 Lorain Road Cleveland Motel, 22735 Lorain Road Coleman Fairview Hardware, 22078 Lorain Road Corrigan Funeral Homes, 20820 Lorain Road Cutler Bob Signs, 24532 Lorain Road Dietz Auto Service, 22690 Lorain Road Drellishak's Service, 20680 Center Ridge Road Ellis Brothers' Gulf Station, 22492 Brookpark Road Ewing's Penguin Drive-In, 21077 Center Ridge Road Fairlawn Commons, Inc., 22429 Fairlawn Circle Fairview Barber Shop, 21558 Lorain Road Fairview Cleaners, 22245 Lorain Road Fairview Cycle Company, 22230 Lorain Road Fairview Home Improvement, 22765 Lorain Road Fairview Park Jewelers, 21728 Lorain Road Fairview Radio and Television Service, 22376 Lorain Fairview Recreation Center, 21847 Lorain Road Fairview-Rocky River Herald, 22830 Lorain Road Fairview Service, 21984 Lorain Road Fairview Sweet Shoppe, 21280 Lorain Road Fairview Theater, 21655 Lorain Road Fairview Youth Shoppe, 21835 Lorain Road G-B Bar B Q, 21930 Lorain Road Joe's Barber Shop, 22800 Lorain Road L. Hodell Upholstering Company, 22241 Lorain Road Hurst Tune Town, 21683 Lorain Road Kappel's Automotive Service, 21189 Center Ridge Road Q' Klag's Superette, 4219 West 210th Street ef S. S. Kresge Company, 3191 Westgate Lester Dance Studio, 23894 Lorain Road Ludwig's Drive-In, 23370 Lorain Road' Micklos Delicatessen, 21613 Lorain Road , N. F. Molnar, Inc., 22597 Lorain Road Nu-Style Dry Cleaners, 21420 Lorain Road Ohliger Drug, 21720 Lorain Road Parkview Cities Service, Mastik and West 220th Street People's Choice Meats, 21887 Lorain Road Perkee Frocks, 21631 Lorain Road Pierstorf Pharmacy, 22086 Lorain Road 5 Polito's Delicatessen, 19367 Lorain Road Rustic Drive-ln, 20780 Center Ridge Road Scott's Store, 21807 Lorain Road Shuttler's Men's Wear, 3280 Westgate Stern Swimming Pool Corp., 20690 Lorain Road Steven's Restaurant, 21438 Lorain Road Sykora Furs, 21896 Lorain Road i Tait's Market, 20474 Lorain Road Tru-Fit Screw Product Corp., 13000 Athens Avenue Vaughan's Flowers, 22540 Lorain Road Village Shoe Repair, 22090 Lorain Road Waring-Cleveland Instrument Co., 21564 Lorain Road tr Woodward's Pantry, 22255 Lorain Road ILLIE WARRICR SAYS . . . We go-um back to last year's spring, Events that took place then, The play, and prom, and banquet, Pictures bring-um back again. Wu, if-i t . 4? A P' ' - ea' 9 fi E x , , yy 4 ..' N uf t ' X Mx g ,N if Q ix 1 X -2-1 N S X .gi- K ..- .k-A 11.9, v-ng.. 1 5 5 U' Z:-'gg 3 THE JUNIQR-SENIOR BANQUET , ,, ,Q THE JUNIOR - SENICDR GAME HEAVEN CAN WAIT THE PROM THE ELECTIONS A ,,f A 'Nz , ,, K' nn sn, 1 K.: Q, :ra Q 5 U an 'Y an e .. n 1 it fn WILLIE WARRICDR T- SAYS . . U-JHR Me g e 1 feache frsf of all They busy all year through They help fh problems and ad :se Bes des Iusf tea h ng you r sv .f, ig aw 4 1 xl , f1 E'X lk 'giggsixx iw -X-f'-:- 24 'qkwy 4 X , 2 -,,. ,, 3 SUPERINTENDENT Lewis F. Mayer A very well known person around Fai view Park is Mr. Lewis F. Mayer, Superin tendent of Public Schools. His leadership hc brought many improvements to all th schools, especially Fairview High. Besides d recting the school administration, he is see at most of the school activities. Mr. Mayer received his Bachelor of Art Degree at Wooster College, and his Ma: ter's Degree at Ohio State University. He ha done post graduate work at Columbia an. Western Reserve Universities. Once a month on the first Tuesday the Fairview Park School Board meets to discuss future plans for the operation of Fairview's schools. They are elected by the people of the community in odd numbered years. Some of their duties are hiring of the faculty, purchasing text books, and planning the expansion of the schools in Fairview Park. The Board Members are: Mrs. Eila D. Russell, Mrs. Ethel E. Bishop, Clerk-Treasurer, Mr. James S. Rignall, President, Mr. Lewis F. Mayer, Superintendent, Mr. Dana B. Thomas, Vice-Presidentp and Mrs. Irene E. Matia. Absent: Mr. John J. Corrigan. 1? A LAURA l. DEAN Dean of Girls Through all the years at Fairview High School, Miss Dean helps the girls adiust to their high school work. She is always willing to give that little extra advice that means so much. Not only does she counsel the girls, but she teaches solid geom- etry and trigonometry. She is ad- visor for Student Council and Friendship Club. Miss Dean received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Flora Stone Mather, and her Master's Degree at Western Reserve University. it FRANK O. HURD Principal Heading our school for the past seven years in all its functions and activities is Mr. Hurd, Dean of Boys and principal. His superb judg- ment and wise decisions help to make our school run smoothly. Mr. Hurd graduated from Hiram College where he received his Bachelor of Arts Degree, and earn- ed his Master's Degree at Ohio State. Rf! CDFFICE HELP dent may ask. Mrs. Collins helps in the school office with Miss Dean and Mr. Hurd. 3' Besides helping Mr. Mayer, Miss DeMuth issues textbooks to the students. Another secretary in the Superintendent's office is Mrs. Oram. ,I it rw' Mrs. Holm has many duties in the Superintendent's office also. The office staff helps in every way to make our school run more efficiently and to assist Miss Dean, Mr. Hurd and Mr. Mayer. They are always willing to answer any questions a stu- K Mrs. Bishop is the clerkrtreasurer of the Board of Education. TH E FACLI LTY f .,., ,txz -' ee-'fr l ICQ? ,L . I HELEN AMOS HANNAH C. BABCOCK DR. FRANK W. BARR ROBERT BENNINGHOFF LA., Duke Univergiiy B.B., Florida Southern B.S., Ohio Stale, M.A,, Weslern Re- B.A., Thiel College viafh 7, 8 Biology, Senior Science Serve: Ph.D., Western Reserve General Maih, Algebra, Geomefry Conceri Band, Chorale, and Super- visor of Music JERRY E. BIVIN CHARLES E. BRACKNEY WILLIAM R. BRISTOW BURWELL BUCHANAN B.S., Miami University B.S., Ed., Wilmingion A.B., Baldwin Wallace B.A., Fenn College Boys and Girls Glee Club, Singers, Physics, Chemisfry General Science Guidance and Chemisfry Chorailefies, and Special Music ALICE S. BYRNE DONALD C. CAMPBELL MARY N. CANTRELL MARY LOU CHALFANT B.A., Hiram, M.A., Western Reserve B.A., Oberlin: M.A., Pittsburgh B.A., Baldwin Wallace B.A., Woosfer, M.A., Western Re Efl9liSi'I Healih, Physical Educafion Lafin, English serve World Hisfory ELSA C. CHAMBERLAIN GEORGIANA R. CHILCHER MARY R. COLEMAN KATHRYN DEMMAN New York State Teachers College of B.A., Baldwin Wallace B.S., Miami B.S., Wooster New York University English, Social Studies Science Physical Education Social Studies and English HAYS ELLIOTT JAMES L. ETZKORN ELLEN P. GIBBS EDWIN HAMMETT B.S., ED., State Teachers College, B.A., Baldwin Wallace B.A., Hiram, M.A., Columbia B.A., Science Education, Bowlin California, Pennsylvania, M.A., ED., World History, American History Home Economics Green Western Reserve Mechanical Drawing, Shop American History MARIE HEPHNER VIRGINIA R. HINES LILA J. HOFTYZER MARY E. ISCHIE B.S., Kent State B.S., Education, Bowling Green, B.A., Flora Stone Mather, M.A., B.A., Flora Stone Mather, M.A. Typing, Shorthand M.A., Western Reserve Western Reserve Western Reserve French, English Geometry, Advanced Algebra Spanish W 5 L Q-5 F' Q? s I1 f? X Ta - 'k.' i iv: -. 1 4 - fXNN: . sig, A 5 Rf 'x ww-V , - ?' fH-'2s,,f'H .1 gg, W . k 1, ,r mx. ,Q . X if ,,,f akin-nnn0 g :Vik ff ' - .11,v:u.x um an .un vvl5'K1-355.3 YR: 'i K X TH A A ' 3 , V K k Fr ,V M,-ey , . -- , N .. K k fm x E 1 2 . , 'WS .4 W 4 :X ,, Q L 3 -wx X , kxwxsx - 3 .. ,X w-5 I Q . Sz in 55? QM ESM Q 5 ve, .. -- M .,f , , -. 4 n., v ,. M f 1'-' 'Aguila suxqk n . -M-If' 5? 'H 'v wh , ROBERT C. RUDES NELSON J. RUSS ARTHUR A. SAARINEN MARGARET SESSIONS B,A,, Baldwin Wqllqce B.A., Wooster: M.A., Western Re- B.A. Music Education, Baldwin Wal- B.A., Denison Go-,emmenf serve lace English, Social Studies Physical Education Junior Band, Elementary, Beginning Band, Marching Band. ROBERT SMITH SALLY SWAYZE MARLENE WYANT HARRY H. WIGGINS B-S., Anderson College B.S. Ohio State, West Virginia Uni- B.A., College of Wooster B.A., Wilmingtonp M.A., Western English versity Math, Algebra Reserve English, Social Studies English l olif ooo .. O00 F7 1 f'f5f'r3l T WILLIE WARRICJR SAYS . The senior class be leaving soon. They go-um separate ways, Buf always will fhey freasure Memories of high school days. They say farewell fo all of friends, And though time comes fo part, The sorrow and laughfer, joy and fears Will live-um on in every heart 1' - lv X S I5 0 l ' Jr-'f'16:7g: J? 'U O i lm 0 O T jf?-iifff' l ,T Qi, 6, F? NIU ' i f 11 f . 0905 SQ, O i 'N . ICR C ASS OFFICERS hart, secretary, Verl Scherer, president, Bob McLaren, vice-president: and Joyce Marcell, treasurer. Along with the advisory committee, the officers did an ex- cellent job planning the class parties, Junior-Senior game, and the prom. CLASS HISTCDRY On the eighth day of September in the year of nineteen hundred and fifty two, B. G. Cbefore gradu- ationj took place an event unequalled since the doors of Fairview High first opened-the birth of the Class of '58! Ah, memories . . . but how quickly the years slip by. As freshmen this great class finds itself under the able direction of Pat Petrigan, president. Red and white are to be our colors, and we find all freshmen dubbed with,the unmistakable mark of a freshman -beanies! What a great Sophomore class we had with Paul Roberts as president. Now that we are one step nearer to being S. S. lsuperior seniorsl we find our- selves caught up in the whirl of senior high activities -dances, games, and assemblies. Soon Fairview's halls were brightened considerably by proud juniors wearing snappy red jackets and three shouting girls -JoAnn, Bev, and Judy. As juniors we planned a superb banquet for the ex-seniors, theme Mississippi Showboat. Boom . . . boom-l can hear the drums now-um goa bouanna-here come the Junior Ja- maicans. We put up a good fight at the junior-senior game, but the opposition proved too tough and we tasted defeat which only made us a little more humble, a trait for which this class is still respected!! Ring your bell for Karen L. - Bob's for the Job! Remember these slogans? Of course, the Student Council presidential election in which Bob Matia be- came president! We danced our way through a won- derful prom put on by the seniors and ended the year proudly wearing our class rings. G. D. fgraduation dayl is fast approaching and we find ourselves in a mad rush to prepare for it. Mac and Tom lead us through an exciting football season as co-captains. Class pictures are taken and hastily written as the year seems to fly on. JoAnn makes a lovely football queen accompanied by Penny and Jeanne, and Bev appears equally lovely as basketball queen accompanied by Judy and Gret- chen. The dances of the year are topped off with the Friendship Formal. The junior-senior game and ban- quet are thoroughly enjoyed by all. Now it's time to measure for caps and gowns, order announce- ments and flowers, and make all the necessary preparations for graduation. The spirit of '58 grows dim with graduation and finally the prom. Though dim, the spirit of '58 will live on in the hearts of all of us who have enjoyed these happy years together. The officers of the senior class are: Carol Burk- PAMELA ALEXANDER Pam Glee Club 25 Marching Band 35 Con- cert Band 35 Human Relations 3,45 Flicker Staff 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Stagecrafters 3,45 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Red Cross 25 Fashion Board Representative 4. WILLIAM ALEXANDER Bill John Marshall High School 2,3. JUDITH KNOBLE ANDERSON Judy Yale Princeton 35 Cheerleaders 3,45 Chorale 45 Choralettes Council 35 Glee Club 25 Leaders 45 Flicker Staff 3,45 Yearbook Editorial Staff 45 FTA 2,3, District Representative 45 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Bowling 2,35 Dance Committee 45 Boosters Representative 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2. NANCY JANE ANDERSON Nan Tiger Bulldog 25 Cornell Harvard 25 Choralettes 35 Glee Club 25 Marching Band 25 Concert Band 25 Orchestra 25 Human Relations 2,35 Stagecrafters 3, 45 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Bowl- ing 2. LYNNE DORIS ASBURY Lynnie Chorale 45 Chorolettes 35 Glee Club 25 Leaders 45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Stagecrafters 45 FTA 2,3,4, Historian 45 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Bowl- ing 2,3. DOUGLAS WILLIAM BANNERMAN Doug JV Basketball 25 Varsity Football 25 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Chorale 3,4: Glee Club 25 Chorale Council 45 Flick- er Staff 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council 45 Boosters Representative 2. LOIS JEAN BAYER Human Relations 2,3,4, President 45 Student Council 35 Stagecrafters 3,45 Friendship 2,35 GAA 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Dance Committee 3. WILLIAM MARTIN BAZEMORE Bill Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Sci- ence Club 4. PRISCILLA ANN BEATTY Pat Chorale 45 Choralettes 35 Human Re- lations 25 Stagecrafters 3,45 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2. THOMAS CLEVENGER BIERMANN Tom JV Basketball 25 Chorale 3,45 Glee Club 25 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Human Re- lations 25 Flicker Staff 35 Hi-Y 45 Science Club 45 Stagecrafters 4. JUDITH ANN BIERSDORFER Judy Chorale 45 Choralettes 35 Human Re- lations 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Stage- crafters 3,45 FTA 45 Friendship 3,45 GAA 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Dance Com- mittee 45 Lakewood High School 2. WILLIAM PETER BISHOP Bill Chorale 3,45 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Band Council 3,45 Chairman 45 Human Relations 25 Flick- er Staff 35 Hi-Y 3,4, Vice President 45 Science Club 45 Stagecrafters 3,4, Pre- sident 45 Senior Current Events 2,3,45 P.A. Announcer 45 National Honor Society 4, JUDY ELIZABETH BODEKER Cornell Harvard 25 Army Navy 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Cheerleaders 3,45 Choralettes 35 Glee Club 25 Leaders 3,45 Stage- crafters 3,4, Treasurer 45 FTA 2,35 Friendship 2,3,45 Program Chairman 45 GAA 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 45 Bowling 25 Boosters Represen- tative 2. BARBARA JULIET BRICKMAN Barb Human Relations 25 Friendship 25 GAA 2,3,45 Red Cross 35 Orchestra 2,3,45 Stagecrafters 4. LINDA LOUISE BUEMI Cornell Harvard 2,35 Army Navy 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Cheerleaders 3,45 Glee Club 25 Leaders 4, Vice President 45 Stage- crafters 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 FTA 25 Friendship 3,4, Service Chair- man 45 Bowling 2,35 GAA 35 Student Council 25 Spanish Club 3. CAROL ANN BURKHART Cornell Harvard 35 Army Navy 35 Chorale 45 Glee Club 25 Leaders 45 Student Council 4, Member-at-Large 45 Stagecrafters 45 FTA 45 Friendship 2, 3,45 GAA 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Bowling 35 Dance Committee 25 Class Officer Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. DIAL ALAN BOEHMER Proiectionists 2,3. JUDITH LEE CALL Judy Edgewood High School 2,3. WILLIAM MICHAEL BOZSIN' DONNA JEAN CARL Bill Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2, 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4. Flower Glee Club 35 Stagecrafters 35 FTA 45 Friendship 3,4. MARY KATHRYN CICHRA Mar-Kay Chorale 41 Choralettes 31 Glee Club 21 Orchestra 21 Flicker Staff 31 Stage- crafters 31 Friendship 2,3,41 GAA 2, 3,4. CONSTANCE GRAY CLARK Connie Yale Princeton 31 Tiger Bulldog 21 Cor- nell Harvard 2,31 Army Navy 2,31 Jr.- Sr. Cheerleaders 3,41 Chorale 41 Chor- alettes 31 Glee Club 21 Leaders 3,41 Yearbook Staff 41 Student Council Campaign Manager 31 Stagecrafters 41 FTA 2,3,41 Friendship 2,3,41 GAA 2,3,41 Bowling 31 Spanish Club 21 Dance Committee 41 Boosters Repre- sentative 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. GARY LEE COLE JV Basketball 3, Manager 31 Varsity Basketball 4, Manager 41 Varsity Football 2, Manager 21 Varsity Track 31 Flicker Staff 3, Sports Editor 31 Hi- Y 3,4, Chaplain 41 Science Club 41 Student Council 4, Treasurer 41 Stage- crafters 3,41 Senior Current Events 2, 3,41 Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 21 Na- tional Honor Society 4. CAROLYN RUTH COLL Human Relations 3,41 Stagecrafters 3, 41 Friendship 3,41 GAA 3,41 Sacred Heart High School 2. NANCY RUTH COLLINS Chorale 3,41 Glee Club 21 Chorale Council 41 Leaders 41 Stagocrafters 3, 41 Friendship 2,3,4, President 41 GAA 2,3,41 Bowling 2, Secretary 31 Spanish Club 2. DENNIS HAROLD COPELAND Den Intramural Sports 2,3,41 Chorale 41 Glee Club 21 Hi-Y 3,41 Bowling 21 Spanish Club 2. ELIZABETH ANN CUTHBERTSON Liz Chorale 41 Yearbook Staff 41 Stage- crafters 41 FTA 41 Friendship 41 GAA 41 Dance Committee 41 Roosevelt High School 2,3. GEORGE BENTON DALE Abdullah LEAH JANE DISCH lee Friendship 3,41 GAA 3,41 -lfllm MW' shall High School 2. GAIL CHRISTINE DOLLER Chorale 41 Choralettes 31 Glee Club 21 Leaders 41 Stagecrafters 3,41 FTA 2,3,41 Friendship 2,3,41 GAA 2,3,41 GAA Manager 41 Tennis 41 Red Crass 2, Secretary 21 Bowling 2. ALBERT PAUL DUSEK Lil AI SI. Edward High School 2,3. WILLIAM MORGAN EVANS Bill Chorale 3 4- Marchin Band 23 Con 1 , 9 1 I ' cert Band 2,3, Human Relations 2, Hi-Y 3,4, Science Club. CABAT WELLMAN FETZER Hi-Y 3, Science Club 4. DAVID MELVIN FINLIN Joe Varsiry Basketball 3,4, Intramural Sporrs 3, Varsity F Club 3,4. FAYE KATHERINE FLORIA Glee Club 2, Friendship 2,3, GAA 2, 3, Red Cross 4, Bowling 3, Library Page 2,3,4. ANGELA MARIE FRATIANNE Angie Marching Band 2,3,4, Concerf Band 2,3,4, Maioreffes 4, GAA 2,3,4. JAMES HENRY GALLOWAY lim JV Basketball 3, Bowling 4. SANDRA LEE GAYNEAU Friendship 3,4, GAA 3,4. RALPH JURGEN GERKE Gerke Vclrsily Track 3, Chorale 4, Chorale Council 4, Science Club 4. MARIE SANDRA GILBERTSON Sandy Yearbook Staff 4, Siagecrafiers 4, FTA 4, Friendship 4, GAA 4, National Honor Socieiy 4, Eastern High School 2,1 VICKI DEE GORMAN Flicker Staff 35 FTA 25 Friendship 2,3,4. GRETCHEN GAY GROH Gretch Yale Princeton 35 Glee Club 25 lead- ers 45 Flicker Staff 35 Stagecrafters 2, 3,45 FTA 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Friendship 2,3,45 World Fellowship 35 GAA 2,3,45 GAA Manager 25 Bad- minton Manager 25 Red Cross 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Bowling 25 Boosters Rep- resentative 3,4, Vice President 45 Class Officer 2,3, Secretary 3. JOSEPH ROBERT GROHOLY Joe Intramural Sports 3,45 Hi-Y 3,4. FREDERICK STEVEN GRUMBACH Fred Varsity Football 45 Intramural Sports 45 Chorale 45 Varsity F Club 45 Rich Township High School 2,3. WILLIAM EDWARD HALL Bill Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 45 Science Club 45 President 45 Student Council 4, Mem- ber at Large 45 Proiectionists 2,3,45 Stagecrafters 45 Senior Current Events 2,45 Dance Committee 3. JERRY HAMMERSCHMIDT Jerry JV Basketball 2,35 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Track 2,3,45 intramural Sports 2,3,45 Chorale 3,45 Glee Club 25 Dance Band 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Stage- crafters 4. JOSEPH HAMMERSCHMIDT .loe JV Basketball 2,35 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Track 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Chorale 3,45 Glee Club 25 Varsity F Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sergeant at arms 45 Class Officer 2, Vice President 2. JAMES DEWARD HARKIN Jim Intramural Sports 35 Hi-Y 4. JOYCE HELEN HAVILAND Friendship 25 Bowling 2. DOLORES RITA HEBBARD Dee Friendship 45 Spanish Club 2. LYNNE ELEANOR HEIMER Human Relations 25 Flicker Staff 35 Yearbook Staff 4, Editorial Staff 45 Stagecrafters 2,3,45 FTA 2,35 Friend- ship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Bowling 2,35 Library Page 2. ROGER JOHN HOPPER Rog Marching Band 2,35 Concert Band 2,35 Science Club 4. BARBARA GAYLE HUERKAMP Barb Yale Princeton 35 Cornell Harvard 25 Army Navy 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Cheerleaders 3,45 Chorale 3,45 Glee Club 25 March- ing Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3545 Orchestra 3,45 Maiorettes 45 Band Council 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Leaders 45 Flicker Staff 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Stu- dent Council 3,4, Secretary 45 Stage- crafters 2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Friendship 2, 3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Bowling 25 Dance Committee 45 Boosters Representative 2. DAVID ALAN HUTCHINGS Hutch JV Basketball 25 Varsity Football 35 Intramural Sports 2,35 Chorale 3,45 Glee Club 25 Chorale Council 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Science Club 45 Student Council 35 Spanish Club 2. CAROL MARIE JACKSON Choralettes 35 Marching Band 2,35 Concert Band 35 Stagecrafters 35 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Senior Current Events 2,35 Red Cross 45 Bowling 25 Dance Committee 2,3. RICHARD DAVID JOLLIE D J Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Marching Band 3,45 Concert Band 3,45 Dance Band 3, 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Hi-Y 45 Science Club 45 Proiectionists 2,35 Spanish Club 2. SHARON ANN KALMBACK Sherry Chorale 3,45 Glee Club 25 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,4. MARTHA ANNE KETTEL Marti Choralettes 45 Glee Club 25 Red Cross 2,3,45 Library Page 3,4. ROBERT LAWRENCE KIMES .Bob Senior Current Events 45 Red Cross 45 Bowling 35 Quiz Bee 3,4, ANTHONY JOHN KINKOPH Tony Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Bowling 2,3. JUDITH LYNNE KIRK Judy Chorale 4, Choralettes 3, Glee Club 2, Leaders 4, Stagecrafters 3,4, FTA 2, Friendship 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Bowl- ing 3, Spanish Club 2, Library Page 2, Dance Committee 2. WALTER DANIEL KLEINE Tex Chorale 4, Hi-Y 4, Thomas Jefferson High School 2,3. LINDA ELIZABETH KNAPP Napper Chorale 3,4, Marching Band 2,3,4, Concert Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Band Council 4, Leaders 4, Human Relations 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Stu- dent Council 2,3, Stagecrafters 3,4, Friendship 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Class Of- ficer 4, Executive Board 4, Fashion Board Representative 4. KATHERINE LOUISE KOENIG Kathie Chorale 4, Choralettes 4, Glee Club 2, Leaders 4, Stagecrafters 2,3,4, FTA 2,3,4, Friendship 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Vice President 2. LAVERNE MARIE KOSCH Verne Chorale 4, Choralettes 3, Glee Club 2, Orchestra 2,3,4, Human Relations 2,3, Stagecrafters 4, FTA 3, Friendship 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Library Page 3. THOMAS EDWARD KREPS Tom JV Basketball 2, Varsity Football 2,3, Co-Captain 4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Varsity F Club 2,3,4, Hi-Y 3. ALAN MATTHEW KURT Big Al Intramural Sports 3,4. RICHARD I. LACY Dick JV Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Track 3, Intramural Sports 3, Hi-Y 3,4, President 4, Science Club 4, Stagecrafters 4, Senior Current Events 4, National Honor Society 4. MATTHEW LEO MAHONY Matt Intramural Sports 3. DONNA MARIE MANCINI Glee Club 2, Friendship 3,4, Red Cross 2. JOYCE MARIE MARCELL Joy Chorale 3,45 Glee Club 25 Chorale Council 4, Secretary 45 Human Rela- tions 25 Stagecrafters 3,45 Friendship 2,3,45 lnterclub Representative 25 GAA 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Boosters Repre- sentative 35 Class Officer 4, Treasur- er 4. MARION THERESA MARKGRAF FTA 45 Friendship 3,45 GAA 3,45 St. Joseph Academy 2. ROBERT LEE MATIA Bob Chorale 35 Marching Band 2,35 Concert Band 2,35 Human Relations 25 Flicker Staff 35 Hi-Y 3,45' Science Club 45 Stu- dent Council 3, President 45 Senior Current Events 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Quiz Bee 35 Class Officer executive board 3. JUDITH EILEEN MCCULLOUGH Judy Choralettes 35 Glee Club 25 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 25 Orchestra 25 Human Relations 25 Stagecrafters 45 Friendship 25 GAA 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2. JANIE LORRAINE McKINNON Lorry Glee Club 25 Flicker Staff 35 Stage- :rafters 3,45 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Senior Current Events 2,3. ROBERT MACKIE MclAREN Mac Varsity Football 2,3, Co-Captain 45 Varsity Track 2,3,45 Chorale 45 Glee Club 35 Varsity F Club 2,3, President 45 Dance Committee 2,3,45 Boosters Representative 2,3,45 Class Officer Secretary 2, Vice President 4. JUDITH STARR McQUlSTION Judy Cornell Harvard 35 Chorale 3,45 Glee Club 25 Chorale Council 45 Stage- crafters 45 FTA 2,3,45 Friendship Cab- inet 45 GAA 2,3,45 GAA Manager 4. PAUL DAVID MELHUISH Hi-Y 3,4. MARLENE ANN MERK . Marcy Glee Club 25 Friendship 2. RICHARD HENRY METZGER Dick MARILYN JUNE MILLER Marching Band 27 Human Relations 27 Stagocrafters 47 GAA 27 Senior Cur- rent Events 2,3. KATHLEEN MARYANN MINOR Kathy Glee Club 2,37 Marching Band 37 Con- cert Band 37 Orchestra 47 Human Re- lations 27 Flicker Staff 37 Stagecraft- ers 47 FTA 2,3,47 Friendship 2,37 GAA 2,3,47 Senior Current Events 37 Li- brary Page 2,3. MARIAN VIRGINIA MORRISON Marching Band 27 Concert Band 27 Orchestra 27 Human Relations 27 Friendship 2,47 GAA 2,3,47 Senior Current Events 2. MARGARET MARY MUELLER Peggy Choralettes 37 Glee Club 27 Stage- :rafters 3,47 FTA 2,3,47 Friendship 2, 3,47 GAA 2,3,47 Bowling 2,3. BRIAN WILLIAM NAGLE JV Basketball 2,37 Varsity Basketball 47 Varsity Track 3,47 Intramural Sports 2,37 Marching Band 2,37 Concert Band 27 Flicker Staff 27 Hi-Y 3, Secretary 47 Science Club Secretary-Treasurer 4. SUE ELLEN NEST Chorale 3,47 Glee Club 27 Human Re- lations 27 Friendship 273,47 GAA 2,3, 47 Senior Current Events 2. KEN HENRY NESTER Ken Spanish Club 2. GEORGE CHARLES NEWMAN Moe Intramural Sports 2,3,47 Chorale 3,47 Glee Club 27 Hi-Y 47 Spanish Club 2. JOANN NICKERSON Jo Yale Princeton 37 Cheerleaders 3, Head Cheerleader 47 Chorale 47 Chor- olettes 37 Glee Club 27 Marching Band 27 Concert Band 27 Leaders 47 Flicker Staff 37 Stagecrafters 47 FTA 37 Friend- ship 2,3, Service 47 Bowling 37 Spon- ish Club 37 Boosters Representative 3,4. BRENDA ELIZABETH NOE 11811 Chorale 47 Stagecrafters 47 Friendship 47 GAA 4. ALICE CAROL PANEK Al Choralettes 35 Orchestra 45 Friendship 35 GAA 3,4. ANGELA GAYTONA PARISI Angie Glee Club 25 Human Relations 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Stagecrafters 2,3,45 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,4. PATRICK JOSEPH PETRIGAN Pat JV Basketball 25 Varsity Football 2,3, 45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Chorale 3,45 Glee Club 25 Dance Band 2,3,45 Chorale Council 45 Varsity F Club 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Boosters Representative 2,4. ERIKA PFAFF Ricky Chorale 45 Choralettes 35 Human Re- lations 25 Stagecrafters 3,45 Friend- ship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,4. KAREN LOUISE PHILLIPS Chorale 3,45 Chorale Council Chair- man 45 Human Relations 25 Student Council 2, Vice President 45 Friendship lnterclub Representative 2, Service Chairman 3, Vice President 45 GAA 25 Boosters President 45 Class Officer Vice President 3. KAREN MARLENE PHILLIPS Yale Princeton 2,35 Cornell Harvard 2,35 Army Navy 35 Chorale 45 Chor- alettes 35 Glee Club 25 Leaders 35 President 45 Flicker Staff 2,35 Year- book Staff 45 Stagecrafters 3,45 FTA 2,3, Treasurer 45 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 GAA Manager 45 Bowling 25 Boosters Representative 2,3, ROBERT JOHN PLOW Bob Glee Club 25 Human Relations 35 Hi- Y 45 Science Club 45 Student Council 35 Red Cross 25 Spanish Club 25 Dance Committee 4. KEN JOHN POLYAK Fats Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Glee Club 2, 35 Marching Band 25 Concert Band 2, 35 Dance Bond 2,35 Flicker Staff 35 Bowling 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Dance Committee 2. RONALD EUGENE POTTER Ron Varsity Track 35 Hi-Y 3,4. LOUISE LUCIA PRIOLETTO Choralettes 35 Human Relations 3,45 Flicker Staff 35 GAA 3,45 Stagecraft- ers 3,45 Friendship 3,45 Senior Cur- rent Events 3. PENNY JEAN PRITCHARD Chorale 3,4, Glee Club 2, Marching Band 2,3,4, Concert Band 2,3,4, Maier- ettes 2,3,4, Head 4, Band Council 3,4, Human Relations 2, Student Council 4, Stagecrafters 3,4, Friendship 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2. LYNDA SUE REED Lyn Yale Princeton 3, Tiger Bulldog 2, Ar- my Navy 3, Jr.-Sr. Cheerleader 3,4, Chorale 3,4, Glee Club 2, Marching Band 2,3,4, Concert Band 2,3,4, Ma- iorettes 4, Band Council 3, Leaders 3, 4, Stagecrafters 2,3, FTA 2,3,4, Friend- ship 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4. CAROL LEE RIDENOUR Chorale 4, Chcralettes 3, Glee Club 2, Flicker Staff 3, Stagecrafters 2,3,4, FTA 2,3, Friendship 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Dance Committee 3,4, Friendship Cabi- net 4. BEVERLY MAE RIGNALL Bev Yale Princeton 3, Cornell Harvard 2, Army Navy 3, Varsity Cheerleaders 3, 4, Chorale 3,4, Glee Club 2, Chorale Council 4, Leaders 4, Stagecrafters 3, 4, FTA 2, Librarian 3, President 4, District FTA Vice President 4, GAA 2, 3,4, Friendship 2,3,4, Bowling 2: Boosters 3,4. DALE ANTHONY ROELLE Human Relations 2, Flicker Staff 3, Hi- Y 3,4, Science Club 4, Stagecrafters 3, Senior Current Events 2,3, Dance Committee 4. KAREN JEAN ROLLIN Kay Glee Club 2, Friendship 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Red Cross 3, Bowling 3, Library Page 2,3,4, Dance Committee 4. ROBERT WILLIAM ROSS Bob Varsity Track 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 4, Varsity F Club 4, Spanish Club 2. WILLIAM STEVEN RUTTI Bill Varsity Football 3,4, Varsity Track 3, 4, Intramural Sports 4, Varsity F Club 4, Hi-Y 3. CATHERINE ANN SANKER Cathy Friendship 3, GAA 2,3,4, Library Page 2. RONALD EDWARD SCHMELTER Reggie Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Hi-Y 3. H1 J? I1 Hi 2135. W, K ., I F' ' f fi 'I fb- 5' . ELIZABETH ANN SCHULTZ Betty Choralettes 3,45 Friendship 2,45 GAA 2,3,4. ARTHUR WAYNE SCHUPP JV Basketball 25 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. RAYMOND HAROLD SCHURR Glee Club 25 .Proiectionists 2. SANDRA LEE SCHWARZ Sandy Friendship 45 Bowling 3. ROBERT JOSEPH SHARKEY Bob Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Bowling 3. GEORGE VERL SHERER Verl JV Basketball 25 Intramural Sports 2, 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Science Club 45 Stu dent Council Campaign Manager 3 Class Officer, President 3,4. ROYAL ALAN SMITH Proiectionists 2,3,4. DAVID WILLIAM STETLER Dave Intramural Sports 2,45 Flicker Staff 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Science Club 45 Student Council 45 Stagecrafters 45 Bowling 2,35 Dance Committee 2. SALLY W. STEVENS Us Glee Club 25 Human Relations 2,35 Yearbook Editorial Staff 45 Stage- crafters 2,3,45 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 GAA Manager 25 Red Cross 25 Bowling 2. NANCY JEAN STEWART Stew Chorale 45 Choralettes 35 Human Re- lations 2,35 Yearbook Editorial Staff 45 Student Council 25 Stagecrafters 3, 45 Friendship 253,45 GAA 2,3,45 Red Cross 35 Spanish Club Secretary 25 Boosters Representative 2. Z'Q6'g1Sf EDWARD ALLAN STITT Al Intramural Sports 3,45 Hi-Y 35 Senior Current Events 25 Bowling 2. JANET LOUISE SUTJAK Jan Chorale 45 Choralettes 35 Glee Club 25 Leaders 45 Stagecrafters 35 FTA 2, 35 Friendship 2, Cabinet 3, Secretary 45 GAA 2,3,45 Red Crass 25 Bowling 2,35 Choralettes Council 3. EILEEN ANNE SWEENEY Chorale 45 Choralettes 35 Flicker Staff 35 FTA 2,3,45 Friendship 25 Senior Current Events 2,3, Secretary 45 Li- brary Page 45 Quiz Bee 2,3,45 Rotary Speech Contest 4. ROBERT GAY TAYLOR Bob Marching Band 45 Concert Band 45 Orchestra 45 Science Club 4. DONALD JAMES TODDY Don Varsity Football 45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Chorale 3,45 Glee Club 25 Var- sity F Club 4. NANCY JEAN TREVASKIS Leaders 45 Human Relations 25 FTA 25 Friendship 25 GAA 2,3,45 Senior Current Events 25 Red Cross 45 Li- brary Page 2,3,4. ANN MARIE TROCHE Chorale 45 Choralettes 35 Human Re- lations Secretary-Treasurer 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 35 Stage- crafters 35 FTA 3,45 Friendship 2,35 GAA 2,3,45 Senior Current Events 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 45 Li- brary Page 2,3,45 Quiz Bee 3,4. JUDITH GAIL VITALE Vi Chorale 45 Choralettes 35 Human Re- lations 25 Stagecrafters 45 Friendship 2,3, Cabinet 45 Spanish Club 25 Boost- ers Representative 45 Class Officer 25 GAA 2,3,4. SUSANNE ELIZABETH WALKER Sue Choralettes 35 Human Relations 2,35 Yearbook Editorial Staff 45 Stage- crafters 3,45 Friendship 4. ROBERT WESTON WANENMACHER Bob JV Basketball 25 Intramural Sports 2, 35 Glee Club 2. GLENN ALDEN WEIDELING Intramural Sports 2,145 Chorale 45 Glee Club 25 Marching Band 2,3545 Concert Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 35 Hi-Y 4. LUANA ALVERTA WELCH Lu GAA 3,4. BARBARA JANE WESKE Weskir Human Relations 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council Campaign Manag- er 35 Stagecrafters 2,3,45 Friendship 2,3, Publicity Chairman 45 GAA 2, 3,4, THOMAS MICHAEL WHALEN Tom St. Edwards 2,3. ROSEMARIE LYDIA WILLGREN Rose Stagecrafters 45 Friendship 4. JEANNE MARGARET WYMAN Cornell Harvard 35 Army Navy 35 Glee Club 25 Student Council 25 Friendship 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Red Cross 25 Bowling 35 Dance Committee 4. RAYMOND CARL YAEGER Ray St. Edwards 2,3. ANNA ZABORSKY Annie Army Navy 25 Glee Club 25 Student Council 35. Stagecrafters 3,45 Friend- ship 2,3,45 Red Cross 25 Bowling 35 Boosters Representative 2. an wig' ii Le-H lo Right: Lynda Reed, Judy Kirk and Brenda Noe, Donna Carl, Carolyn Coll, Barbara Weslze, Markay Cichra, Karen L. Phillips, Tom Bierman, Louise Prioleho, Kathy Koenig, Marian Morrison, Sally Stevens, Ron Potter, Lea Disch, Ann Troche, Nancy Trevaskis, Judy Anderson, Donna Mancini. Q.. -fz: f 5 , ra, 4 Q X ,Q 1 I ? 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Sixth Row: Glen Terbeek, Vivien Thies, Jean Thomas, Linda Thomas, Karen Tredway, Raymond Volan, Gary Vormelker, James Ward, Norman Wayson. Seventh Row: Molly Webb, John Weber, Mike Weldon, Robert Wershing, Jerome Whalen, Richard Wiedwald, Ernie Willgren. Eighth Row: Fred Williams, Donald Wilms, James Wyman, Joyce Wyman, Evelyn Young, Steve Zaborsky. Camera Shy: Gene Braig, Barbara Burris, Charles Coleman, Bruce Denne, Richard Krauss, Fred Williams, Linda Miller. V NV SSW w Q S, - -e EK, E et. or Top Row: Geraldine Alderman, James Anderson, David Antalec, Jose- phine Barr, Richard Bartos, Donald Baur, Margaret Baxter, Kathryn Bednarchuk, Beverly Behlke, Kathryn Bender. Second Row: Virginia Beran, Robert Berg, Barbara Besserer, Carol Betor, Lillian Black, David Bontempo, Susan Boyd, David Bruce, Harry Builder, Christine Calvitti. Third Row: Gloria Cameli, Kay Carr, Joan Cause, Ronald Cerri, James Chaloupka, Nancy Childs, Linda Chrysler, Cynthia Clark, Richard Clark, Anita Clements. Fourth Row: William Cook, David Coti- chia, Linda Criswell, George Culbertson, Howard Culver, Sheila Cu'th- F 'E c S L H A M s A s N bertson, George Daina, Ronald Dale, Janet Dalessandro, Charles Davis. Fifth Row: Ronald Decker, Darlene Delaney, Donna Deubel, James Dick- ey, Diane Dietes, James Disch, Bonnie Doller, Joan Doolittle, Neil Dowl- ing, Richard Droste. Sixth Row: Daniel Dusek, David Dusek, Ruth Earl, Russell Elmer, John Fabri, Jerry Feierabend, Nancy Fetzer, Richard Fott, Lloyd Fritchman. Seventh Row: Stanley Gabriel, Janet Garrett, Judy Glunz, Robert Gneuhs, Ruth Gneuhs, Richard Goebelt, Jean Graham. Eighth Row: Lynn Grosseck, Ronald Grunau, James Gruss, David Haines, Jess Hall, Deborah Hansen. -N .9 Top Row: Robert Hansen, George Harker Douglas Harrington, Creigh- ton Hauch, David Heckman, Judith Hill, Robert Hocevar, Kenneth Hof- fman, Daniel Huston, Patricia Hyde. Second Row: John ller, Lorene lmburgia, Carol Innes, Bonnie Jackson, linda Jacobson, Jean Jelenic, Juanita Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Clyde Karrenbauer, Catherine King. Third Row: Susan Kisvardai, Craig Kirkwood, Joseph Kovesdy, John Kutner, Nina lacy, Penelope Lokios, Sally Lambert, Robert lanning. Fourth Row: Andrew l.aSalla, John lekan, Gary Link, William lunt, Sandra l.uthi, William Marossy, Camille Marquard, Robert Martin. Fifth Row: Brian Masony, Samuel McEwen, James Mersfelder, James Metzger, Bruce Meyers, Lyle Michaud. Sixth Row: Stanley Midnight, Malinda Miller, James Miz, Frank Moeller, Sandra Morrell, Robert Morris. Seventh Row: Donald Morrison, James Mozena, Henry Mur- anko, laurel Murphy, Gail Natterer. Eighth Row: William Neuman, Linda Newman, Ronilee Noble, Jean Norton. Top Row: Cheryl Obert, Powers Pace, William Palacio, Joseph Polo- msky, Kathleen Potter, Daniel Prizner, Lorraine Purcell, Ronald Radi- gan, Sharon Radke, Theresa Razem. Second Row: Beverly Riley, linda Risberg, Martin Risberg, Sandra Roberts, Donald Rowe, Thomas Saari, Patricia Saarinen, Gary Schaefer, Margaret Schaefer, Ronald Schatmeyer. Third Row: Delinda Scheer, Carolyn Schultz, Ingrid Schulz, Howard Schwartz, Walter Senetra, Zoetsa Sharkey, David Skinner, Gail Skulina. Fourth Row: James Spangler, Constance Stam- atic, Ronald Stetler,.John Stocker, Mary Stone, John Strohmenger, David Teufel, Sharon Thomson. Fifth Row: John Toth, Joanna Trainer, Charles Turner, Donald Voth, Arlene Waite, Winifred Walker. Sixth Row: Janet Ward, Robert Watson, John Weaver, Gary Wi,edwald, Michael Wild, Kenneth Wilder. Seventh Row: David Wilms, Fred Winyard, Nancy Woehrman, Lawrence Woda, Lorena Wohlfield. Eighth Row: Henry Wolf, Jan Wortman, Barbara Yahraus, James Zeager. Camera Shy: Roger Dodd, Ronald Pierson. '41 L Y Q Qzflffff e 255155, ,N .W,,t .. gggagix Q s:ix1: ,1f ' ,Z ' ',iE?f'A +12 ,Q '3f2ALQgV-k.wgff- Q Y N .1 W, Q' ,, ' W 1 W- g f .- f W ff' . 'fine' f ., 4 Tvwdfiw V '?E'J?, E141-if TU NEESJTY - - 'iw 9iM?3r?e,. ve. Qimx .,,f,g . 5V-A,.Qs,:g,., , ug, f fm ,... M ' ,- f 1 , 5 'se ix. ysai 3552223 2' ggiggssfeszaw f? .M XM . QQ, ..k, 2 E fT5V:5?S K ' 'LL- P. . . F if 'F 1 Top Row: Harry Klein, Francis Kunath, Peter Kuperus, William land, George Larsen, Robert Larson, Marguerite Luce, Douglas MacDonald, Helen Marcum, Robert Milar. Second Row: Carol Mueller, Alan Mulder, Robert Nagy, Richard Ness, Abraham Newman, Lloyd Noss, Robert Null, Beverly Nykamp, Michael Oleksuk, Frederic Oram. Third Row: Margaret Pagel, Dennis Papp, Pamela Pervo, Daniel Pinkel, David Pitman, Jon Polyak, David Poplstein, linda Rhodes, Harriet Rickel, Joseph Ritchie. Fourth Row: lynn Roberts, David Root, Terry Roth, Karen Rowe, Sharon Rowe, Peter Rutti, James Schildt, Joann Schneider, Edward Schraut, Jo Ann Schumaker, Fifth Row: Donna 'lf wwe- 5 'il' Schwark, Bonnie Sewell, Essler Shank, James Sherer, Carole Skinner, William Sloop, Michelle Slusni, Wilbert Slusni, Jo Ann Speidel, Robert Spisak. Sixth Row: George Sulcs, Shirley Swank, Thomas Thiessen, Diane Thomas, Ronald Todoran, David Twining, Daniel Vallance, Nancy Vargo, Fred Voth, Bruce Wagner. Seventh Row: Barbara Wall, Kath- leen Ward, Maurine Ward, Edward Weeden, Gary Weske, Roberta Whiston, Charles Whitmer, Robert Williams. Eighth Row: Douglas Wilson, Roger Wilson, Ronald Wilson, Robert Winkler, Sally Wisniewski, lee Young, Linda Zirbes. Camera Shy: Gail Willard. S E G V R E A N D T E H Top Row: Kenneth Ackerman, Gerald Albert, Dana Atkinson, Todd Bailey, Belinda Barkhurst, Nancy Basnik, Dorathea Bechtel, Kathleen Benyo, Susan Berry, Jerry Black. Second Row: Bonnie Bliss, Terry Bodeker, Roger Braun, Sally Bredt, Donald Bridge, Donald Buescher, Barbara Burtnett, Walter Cadger, Mary Carroll, David Cassel. Third Row: lauren Chenek, Pamala Chipka, Robert Chizmar, Victoria Cibu, Nancy Colbrunn, Stephen Coles, Cheryl Connerth, Janice Copeland, Richard Court, Paula Crone. Fourth Row: Pamela Damm, Cheryl Davies, Alan Deming, John Dicus, James DiFranco, Elaine Dowling, Lynne Eble, Gary Esses. Fifth Row: Joann Falkenstein, larry Falquet, Nicholas Feitz, David Foyer, Steven Fritz, Karen Gears, Sara Gilbert- son. Sixth Row: David Gill, Thomas Given, Mary louise Goebl, Wayne Hamilton, Dorothy Handlir, Harvey Hank. Seventh Raw: Douglas Harala, Lindo Harbart, Anne Harker, Shirley Harmon, Sharon Hauch. Eighth Row: Laurel Heimer William Hendrickson, Janet Herbst, Vicki Hibbins. Top Row: Virginia Rodes, Mark Rose, David Ross, Robert Ross, Thomas Ross, Kristi Ruppelt, Betty Sandhoff, Karen Schaedel, Janet Scharer, Earl Schrag. Second Row: Thomas Schroth, Robert Schwank, Sidney Scott, William Seidler, Nancy Seighman, Robert Shannon, Pamella Smith, Sharon Smith, Elaine Snelling, Robert Snider. Third Row: lawrence Sorg, Marcia Spalx, Konrad Speidel, Ann Spencer, Marilyn Stains, Janet Standen, Ronald Stebbins, Judean Sterling, Thomas Still- man. Fourth Row: Dale Stitt, Margaret Stone, John Streza, James Sutton, Judith Thoma, Russell Thomas, James Tiplla, John Troche. Fifth Row: Thomas Truby, Sharon Tuttle, Kathleen Uschelbec, Elizabeth Vahrenhold, Charles Voelker, James Vranderic, Roy Wagner. Sixth Row: Robert Walker, Roger Wallace, Timothy Walton, Stephen Webb, Robert Weber, Harriett Weisenberger. Seventh Row: Sandra Wershing, Lynne Wild, Lloyd Wilder, Harley Wiltshire, Elizabeth Winyard. Eighth Row: William Wolf, Antal Zaborszky, John Zeager. Camera Shy: Shirley Kunee, Jack Miller, Lloyd Wilder. f li :az X L . 5' X X L ,V ,,:. L Wg z:,.:..a.: Q Qwnmwg L 3.1154 Q -bdiigw 1 M Q X f Q P J 1 'K Q X X ' Q , A fggyf 5 r' 2 -w wi? f aff. 'v-Q 1.2 552:51 Wim ,, ff! EEK, 4 Q Q - . N nf : . ' f 11' L xii?5?T?Q-af? W, is A .. i, A Q' 4'5- CLASS WRITE-UP I QQ' I The juniors started out the school year with a lot of enthusiasm, both for the new junior gray and white jackets, and for the junior members of the football team. Continuing. the spirit throughout the season were the junior girls who sponsored an escort system to help the team's spirits. The junior class also planned and gave a pep-rally. Arrangements for the junior rings were made in December and January. Their arrival was eagerly awaited and the juniors now proudly display them. The Junior Jivers did an excellent job on decorations for the annual Junior-Senior basketball game, and put up an equally good fight. Climaxing the year will be a Junior-Senior Banquet, picnic, and the prom. A. f 'Lf 0 The sophomore class of l958 contributed a great deal to their x2 school this year. They were seen in the productions of the Stage- crafters, Friendship Club, G.A.A., and Letterman's Club. ln sports they gave their full support to the football team by having a large number of boys on the squad, and in basketball two sophomores made the varsity team. Their class party was held in March with the theme of Hi Notes and everyone came as a song title. A semi-formal was held in May. ln the future this class will certainly have an outstanding record, if they continue as well as they have this year. W F god' Sopaonmi f if The freshman class has greatly enjoyed this school year, possibly more because of their new friends. They are beginning to appreciate the chance at participating in school activities. The Junior Stagecrafters have put on many plays in which many of the freshmen took part. The freshman football and basketball teams showed exceptional talent and teamwork, which will help our school -in future years. They held a class party and are planning a class picnic. The class shows inuch promise, and in the next years will take an active part in our school. z 1 X , WILLIE WARRICDR SAYS . . 9 Y With class po d d I I X ff x A 03 Eg fx Q 14 1' Q 4 fa ggx-ff ,wifernf Q19 gf QQ HCDMECOMI G l l This year our football team chose Jo Ann Nickerson as their queen, and Penny Pritchard and Jeanne Wyman as her attendants. Bob McLaren and Tom Kreps, co- captains, escorted the queen, and Bill Rutti and Don Toddy escorted her attendants. Queen Jo Ann was crowned first at the football game and later at her homecoming dance, where she was presented with a trophy and white roses. 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Q 5 9 05 Q Q Q Qo- Q SQ. , .QQ QQ O ,hx as -1 ii Q K X 'E - Q fi Q Q X 1 Sa gg 1 , wig-1 iw fs - ., K ., f 1. -25:5 Q3 4 fiigggk Zi I Y A 5511? ix, xg5:,, f11,,g.a ff - ,E S Lf Lar g s . gf33g'Tf,f5l '-Lg H mx ig? 'fv1,sy. X 'MEX fig, 9- g i. , 52, 5-,gk 'Q ss? X, :X XSS: K gig 'lan siwwiex kt Ek gg? S ASKETBALL HOMECCMI QUEEN BEV G NDN' GRET CHEN Bev Rignall had the honor of being the first basketball queen crown d t e a a game in Fairview High. She was escorted by Dave Finlin. Judy Bodeker and Gretchen Groh were her attendants, escorted by Jerry and Joe Hammerschmidt, Brian Nagle and Dick Lacy. Queen Bev was crowned at the game and had her throne in the bleachers. After the am h - g e, s e was re crowned at a dance and presented with flowers. The entire team and their escorts were also honored at the dance. .,. XJ ,,-- ,..-, . WILLIE WARRIQR SAYS... In music Falrvlew rafe um hrgh They work af If wrfh zesf And if be very hard fo say Which group IS really besf J' x I fuuck Er.. f--F V gf-.' ...T . n ,'-' f' Q - . 1uJ g' -- 1'i4f+?f2SV ' ,,.-- x : ' -r-.... ...--. Er -'gr' 'b if 2 ,M Wm , 4 . f F Defi: A A - 'J 3 f' ' - ,f Y .J -. - u Y Q ' , nn. nn- -1 'N 14 . s, 'Q 4 il : ' 5 :E .k r- -X 1' fe 1 y fx 5 .Y N A k QQ Q Wm fm V + Q f fa? 5' W 3452 M ?' r fy X Q 5 ,A 3: I -21, ,- x' , f , X li . W, gm 1 . 'N ya A Q Front Row: L. Thomas, E. Young, M. Taylor, J. Thomas, P. Mancini, K. Hellriegel, B. Klag, V. Halowich, D. Roberts, B. Eble. Second Row: Mr. Bivin, Directory M. Webb, V. Thies, L. Rentner, J. Haviland, L. Heege S. M Schmid, M. Scheuer, S. Florence, J. Funk, J. Kovach, G. Funk, C. Jackson, C. Caplinger, W. Jeans D. Doolittle, W. Norton, T. Moll, S. Demko. Fourth Row: J. Eppich, K. Nelson, D. Schraff, J. Kossin, L. Kemp B. Lagai, S. Vahrenhold, F. Larson, S. Abbott, A. Irwin, S. Reed, J. Luxford, J. Dzurec, N. Larson, B. Stains A. Kaser. Front Row: E. Triana, C. Becks, B. Campbell, G. Todcly, B. Swank, S. Brownsberger, L. Carr, J. Chamber- lain, K. Coffman, N. Neuman, L. Hank, J. Bosch. Second Row: J. Bednar, A. Krist, L. Razemy M. Kardiak, S. Herman, M. Boehmer, S. Morris, A. Droste, E. Jenkins, P. Garrett, M. Kettel, J. Lear. Third Row: K. Hen- nie, A. LaNasa, P. Barker, D. Branist, J. Allen, D. Kurt, S. Shank, K. Stillman, L. Kardos, K. DeTrow, K. Tredway, S. Spahr. Streeter, D. Innes, R. Popes, C. Melching, K. Kray, K. McCullough. Third Row: C. Koerner, S. Phillips, ,nh x ' ' SKQXL' A min. .. . s A . .. ,,.. , an I f.,,.h K Ma wx Q , , 'L Mm N ' L we ' 1 .f QW 'X ,A ..,,,.m 1--f , gig.. :ar wb Q at P? S' 5' kv, ,Z l Nagy? X 5 is 9 , LS Q 5 N6 -,K I., , , . I K W We K A 2: 2 5 4 x iw in gg ,f ai A X :K if l' QE S 23 if XM., W .0 Q WWF N NTH GR DE GIRLS' AND BUYS' GLEE CLUBS Firsl' Row: M. Risgerg, R. Goevelf, B. Hoce- var, R. Clark, J. Anderson, J. Mersfelder, D. Boniempo. Second Row: B. Morris, B. Meyers, N. Dowling, B. Gneuhs, G. Cul- berisan, D. Colichia. Third Row: D. Hick- man, K. Wilder, P. Pace, J. Fabri, J. Feiera- bend, S. Midnighi, R. Martin, J. Stocker, Mr. Biven. Firsl Row: L. Chrysler, S. Roberts, P. Lokios, C. Brtor, Z. Sharkey, G. Cameli, D. Scheer, B. Doller, L. Wohlfield, P. Saarinen, T. Ra- zem. Second Row: C. Innex, D. Dieles, J. Graham, N. Fetzer, B. Riley, G. Alder- man, L. Risberg, R. Noble, J. Worfman, J. Trainer, J. Palesoandro, L. Newman. Third Row: D. Delaney, S. Radke, M. Ress, K. Potfer, S. Kisvardai, V. Beran, M. Stone, A. Wolfe, L. Grossecll, C. Sfamitas, B. Yo- harus, I. Schulz, S. Morrell. Fourlh Row D. Hansen, J. Hill, C. Obert, K. Bender J. Ward, C. King, D. Deubil, S. Boyd S. Cufhbertsan, L. Black, J. Garreit R. Earl, Mr. Biven. 1 M iss 5 2 Nx gum ., ,ig M My? W ' J . nib :khg A X N gg: ,W , f M N H V . W i ,Q lAA- b l A ga, E 5 2 , -K , , U -K-i-- A - Q S ' V -A A mu Q ' m, ' mwlb ,gk fm Vn1 5 FW 1 55 - . ' - www A A A V I ' A yi' 2 '-y SA i . M A 5 Q g aNlmA' lf 1 A Q iw 52173 'wk k i W k k K 'f if -- W Vt- S' 'Y ff K Q. jg, K - 5 k7Ak K ,ki K V5 f 3-1 A x , N as Q., f- N fm Q ,A ' M K gi, .,,1.- ,fe L3 f T 'QA' A y-fi , mf . A N' . ff Rm E Rs We iil ., A 3 I L , i ,-:., M L M W ,gk L v . ,,. QW. i X 2 5 W: QW Mi Q U' ',,.:k. uv: I 'EV my R f -wg 41 X x sei? if 3 Q33 fy v :ii 2 'f . u vw 5 i If you were to walk down the music wing corridor at 8:00 in the morning, you would hear this organization vigorously practicing away. Concert Band, led by Dr. Barr, is made up of students in the tenth through twelfth grades, and those of exceptional talent in the ninth grade. The band displayed their music ability at the Christmas Concert and the concerts in March and May. They did a wonderful iob and everyone enioyed their performances. First Row: D. Marx, K. Tredway, J. Garett, T. Bierman, T. O'Connor. Second Row: L. Knapp, J. Garner, D. Burscher, R. Anderson, A. Droste, S. Reed, A. Sissman, S. Irwin. Third Row: B. Bishop, B. Carlson, G. Cassel, B. McNutt, D. Farnsworth, N. Dowling, G. Schaefer, L. Foight, A. Dowling, G. Ryerson, L. Dardos, G. Funk. Fourth Row: B. Smith, D. Darabant, T. Moll, B. Teufel, D. Moll, F. Schritz. Tom Bierman faithfully served our football fans this year as half- time announcer. Glenn Weidling and Bill Bozsin were band sergeants. Bill Bishop was band manager. Mr. Saarinen was director. MARCHI G BA D At each and every football game this year, our Marching Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Saarinen, put on various halftime programs, all of which were very interesting. As representatives of our music department and our school, these students have done much to further our reputation. JU IOR BA D The Junior Band practices often under the direction of Mr. Saarinen to learn more about musical instruments, so they will be able to play in the Senior Band in future years. The Band Council is: Sharon Thomson, Mr. Saarinen, Pat Saarinen, Pat Garrett, and Joanne Trainer. First Row: R. Goebelt, F. Moeller, J. Wartman, P. Pace, K. Bednarchuk, R. Berg, D. Pinkel, D. Brewster, B. Jackson, J. Garner, P. Saarinen, N. Fetzer, J. Trainer, L. Murphy, J. Garrett. Second Row: J. Cause, S. Lambert, T. Joy, R. Schatmeyer, T. Saari, A. Pennell, H. Schwartz, M. Pagel, D. Thomas, B. Brewer, K. Carr, G. Schaefer, C. McNutt, S. Frei, S. Bosnik, M. Hutchings, S. Bishop, B. Besserer, N. Wolhrman, R. Gneuhs, J. Doolittle. Third Row: J. Hall, S. Biermacher, J. Weaver, R. Radigan, B. Loud, S. Herman, N. Parro, K. Kelly, M. Oleksuk, L. Roberts, L. Dale, S. Berry, J. Houser, N. Dowling, J. Disch, R. Kish, J. Jackson, G. Link, F. Oram, J. Fyffe, R. Naty, H. Bott, S. McEwen, S. Midnight, H. Wolf. Fourth Row: D. Huston, B. Allcorn, B. Masony, J. Biersdorfer, D. Heckman, D. Wilms, B. Smith, S. Hagelbarger, B. Mey- ers, B. Milar, B. Theis, R. Kolp, B. Sloop, G. Mitiske, R. Fott, M. Luer, C. Doyle, L. Michaud, S. Thompson, C. Cook, L. Wada, J. Toth. H at x Q hifi Q if . 6 .H Eh? 'f as A 5 g if k H if ,k Ai if sw , ,gr-1 nw Q. -, gb xM I , .6 If , ,fVk. is LV W, N lb ,E Q it 1 www, -if sm Wff W1 'GI' X , if QQ! f ' , L ' f Qivimdg E ' P Ag5,45g'W y '55 51 I' f-,L 1 MWF 'gm W ff 4 ,, 4 W W W i' - W 7 M 'Ni' ,441 1 , , .-lQ,iAV,hA M 'K . f A W 32,3 f W I 4 Af, , , . W f mr I H' A N f ' f ' Mffw Jw ' '!: , Huang' Q A JN ILLIE WARRIOR SAYS . . . Fairview gof-um many clubs That do work and have fun, And if you look, you find ouf There's U club for everyone! 7929? fm Gfflx Ax 1-' '4 AF gy . -'kgs' .U m ,AXE N I+ 'gfi E: -giipp K S S R149 2 -e-: 1- L5eR is If A,- R 1 , Q x. f' . if v 4' 7:1 ,-. if ..- ' ,rf 4-1 .-- ,...., ' 7 'UI --. 1 - I 3 xl TUDE T CCLINCIL The Student Council, composed of a re- presentative from each homeroom and members-at-large, meets every week under the direction of Bob Matia. Miss Dean and Mr. Buchanan help to advise the students in school citizenship and improving the school. Heading the Community Chest Drive, revising the handbooks, and plan- ning the assemblies were only a few of their many jobs. . - st YWXMP L cgi' fallen le' Tr dr Co gl? GUN sxaenq. 3ZdewrY: . we mp. Nxnqydi Hverkd b Swndansi ASL, aofbjzof. sl P xllceilirlatiiss neon' uve ' First Row, left to Right: D. Cassel, C. Neely, R. Wallace, J. Humphrey, D. Foyer, T. Schroth, D. Twining, M. Edstrom, M. Pagel, A. Hacker, J. Baker. Second Row: L. Risberg, J. Wortman, K. Carr R. Gne h 1 U 51 R. Earl, L. Wood, S. Midnight, S. Abbot, C. Cooke, K. Tredway, J. Kossin, J. Haviland, D. Krauss. Third Row: P. Ayer, P. Garrett, S. Rademaker, A. Shaner, B. Carlson, B. Pippin, K. Gneuhs, S. Allen, P. Prichard C. Burkhart, D. Stetler, B. Hall, D. Bannerman, T. Markworth, D. Newby. Fourth Row: Mr. Buchanan, Miss Dean. Basketball Program Committee members Dale Roelle, Pat Beatty, Karen Wilson, Bill Hall, Bill Carlson, and Lloyd Foight plan programs while chairman Doug Bannerman supervises.. Dave Poplstein, June Campbell, Ron Dale, and Mary Carroll of the Welcoming Committee look on as Liz Cuthbertson is greeted by .loan Cause. Pat Petrigan welcomes Sandy Gilbert- son, and chairman Jo Ann Nickerson says hello to Fred Grumbach. Ken Gneuhs models a That's My Boy sign for Penny Pritchard, chairman of the Dad's Night Committee, and committee members Dave Hutchings, Barb Huerkamp, Verl Sherer, and Donna Frost. Thanks for the interesting assemblies enioyecl this year goes to Assembly Committee chair- man Dave Stetler and his fellow members Bill Bishop, Steve Allen, Bill Hall, Sherry Schaeffer, Barb Hitchcock, and Tim O'Connor. SCIENCE CLUB A newly organized club this year, under the direction of Mr. Brackney, is the Science Club, which is open for anyone interested in the senior high. They hope to expand their membership in future years. The officers are Bill Hall, president, Ralph Gerke, vice-president, and Brian Nagel, secretary-treasurer. Left to Right: B. Theis, D. Lacey, R. Hopper, V. Sherer, B. Hall, R. Gerke, B. Taylor, C. Fetzer, B. Plow, B. Bishop, B. Matia, G. Cole, B. Nagle. PROJECTIQNISTS The Proiectionists are always a welcomed group in any classroom, and are a busy club which give up their study halls to bring the rest of the school movies. The officers are Dick Reed, president, Royal Smith, secretary, and Bill Frank, vice- president. First Row: B. Wagner, J. Mozena, G. Harker, D. Farnsworth, T. Masitis, D. Fott, B. Milar, T. Saari. Second Row: Mr. Etzkorn, B. Frank, L. Foight, J. Bullock C. Alderman, B. Hall. 1 SE HDR CURRE T EVENTS Front Row: L. Kemp, D. Rhodes, D. Frost, J. Blair, J. Hanson. Second Row: M. Guth, B. Null, M. Sweeney, G. Cole, B. Bishop, R. Kimes. Third Row: J. Fruehauf, C. Koerner, J. Snead, R. Matia, B. Nuss, P. Maximuke. JU HDR CURRE T EVENTS OFFICERS: President, W. Walker, Program Chairman, R. Noble, Secretary, R. Gneuhs, Advisor, Mrs. Le Pontois. OFFICERS: Secretary, E. Sweeney, Program Chairman, L. Razem, Treasurer, R. Ritter, Advisor, Miss Chalfant, Refreshment Chair- man, M. Miller, President, A. Troche. Among Fairview's most active organizations is the Senior Current Events Club. This group, which is af- filiated with the Council on World Affairs, sends representatives to the model U.N. and sponsors the annual Quiz Bee. One or two people are sent yearly to either Washington or New York. Just for fun, Cur- rent Events holds potlucks every month, these have proved to be very popular. This club is to be con- gratulated on its fine continuation of learning at F.H.S. The Hi-Y meets evenings with Mr. Hammet and Mr. Front Row, Left to Right: T. Kinkoph, R. Potter, B. Bazemore, J. Groholy, J. Harkin. Second Row: D. Hutchings, G. Newman D. Stetler, P. Melhuish, D. Copeland. Third Row: D. Banner- man, B. Plow, J. Hammerschmidf, V. Sherer, B. Mafia, D. Roelle. Fourth Row: G. Weideling, B. Evans, T. Bierman, W. Kleine, D. Jollie. Etzkorn. Some of their outstanding activities are, Easter Assembly, selling football programs, father and son banquet, and an installation of members. The officers are: Mr. Hammet, Dick Lacy, President, Mr. Etzkorn, Bill Bishop, Vice-President, Brian Nagle, Secretary, Bill Hall, Sergeant-at-Arms, Gary Cole, Chaplain, and Joe Hammerschmidt, Sergeant-ch Arms. Front Row, Left to Right: T lamb, P. Maximuke, T. O'Con nor, B. Black, B. Theis, C. Ny kamp, A. Bailey. Second Row. B. Schmidt, B. lanning, D. Kit- zel, B. Teufel, J. Poplstein, K Thompson, J. Taylor, F. Albert. Third Row: D. Lucas, J. Swayze, B. Nuss, D. Sallow, R. Riffer, T. Faus, V. Rollin, M. Walton. CABINET-Standing, Miss lschie, Service Advisor, Diane Schraff, Refreshments, Karen Wilson, Sunshine, Sue Rademaker, lnter-club Representative, Polly Dee Ayer, Music, Carol Ridenour, World Fellowship, Judy McQuistion, Membership, Linda Buemi, Service, Judy Bodeker, Program, Jo Ann Nickerson, Service, Judy Vitale, Social, Barb Weske, Publicity, Mrs. Babcock, Program Advisor. Seated: Jonet Snead, Refreshments, Janet Sutiac, Secretary, Nancy Collins, President, Miss Dean, Advisor, Karen L. Phil- lips, Vice-President, Lu Carr, Treasurer, Joan Kovach, Inter-club Representative. One of Fairview's most important clubs, Friendship Club, is composed of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grdde girls. Its purpose is to help girls grow as people, grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and grow in the knowl- edge and love of God. Friendship Club meets bimonthly on alternate Thursdays. The cabinet-working with advisors Miss Dean, Miss lschie, and Mrs. Babcock-plans interesting programs and dances. This year's activities were started off with an inspiring candle lighting service and installation of officers. Service proiects, panels, fine speak- ers, and general good times followed. High- lighting the year were the semi-formal, Sweetheart Stroll, in February and the tra- ditional formal, Snow Pink Fantasy, in mid- December. A typical meeting-the guest speaker is Reverend Wilkenson. EVE TH GR DE Y-TEE S J im E Q Mmm , , OFFICERS-D. Handlir, Presidenlg N. Seighman, Vice- Presidenff T. Ninfcheff, Secrefaryg J. Thoma, Treasurer EIGHTH AN NINTH GR DE Y-TEE OFFICERS-Fronf Row: S. Bell, Secreluryf M. Pagel, Treasurer: C. Oberf, Vice-Presidenff J. Garreti, President. CABINET-Second Row: K. Carr, D. Deubel, C. Innes. VARSITY LLIB Loren, President, J. Hammerschmiclt Secretary-Treasurer. Lettermen's Club is composed of sports-minded boys who have earned a letter in football, track, or basketball. As a service to the school, members act as ushers at all athletic events. McLaren, T. Kreps, J. Hammerschmidt, Ross, R. Hosier, H. Weber, K. Gneuhs, 0'Connor, D. Finlin, D. Grumbach, Petrigcn, R. Heckman, L. Delaney. OFFICERS- Mr. Campbell, Advisor, T. Kreps, Vice-President, R. Mc- P.A. ANNOUNCER. Af nine o'clock every morning Bill Bish , op, our public address announcer ' ' , gives us the nmporlanf n PENCIL SE Before school eve Judy Biersdorfer, and Barbara Brickm paper fo the students. ews of the day. LLERS ry morning, the pencil sellers, Marian Morrison, an, sell pencils, pens, and DANCE CCDMMITTE The dance commihee meefs evenings with Ml and M . C rs olfall, Mr. and Mrs. Hosier, and Ml and Mrs. Wyman The b . mem ers are: Judy Ander son, Barbara Huerkamp, Jean Hazen, Dale Roelle, Judy Biersdorfer, Connie Clark, Jean Wyman, Carol Ridenour, Karen Rollin, Lynne Asbury, Sue Brownsburger, Jim Wyman, Bob Plow, Dick Hosier, Bill Kunkle, and Dick Wiedwold. E BQCDSTERS' OFFICERS-President, K. L. Phillips, Vice-Presi- dent, G. Grohp Secretary-Treasurer, C. Clark: Advisor, Mrs. Byrne. LUB The great turn-outs at Fairview's football and basketball games indicate the success of Boosters' Club. Wednesday night meet- ings produce effective and brightly-colored posters which help promote school spirit and pep rallies which help cheer the team on to more victories for Fairview. Seated: J. Nickerson, B. Rignall, B. Mclaren, D. Frost, G. Toddy, P. Loy, D. Scheer, J. Vitale. Standing: R. Michaels, R. Clark, K. Lunt, J. Kovach, J. Anderson. Front Row: H. Wiltshire, S. Oswald, B. Bliss, J. Falkenstein, l. Sorg, L. Johnson. Second Row: P. Saarinen, L. Burke, S. Schaeffer, J. Kossin, L. Thomas, G. Funk, J. Trainer, B. Doller, C. Innes. Third Row: C. Clark, B. Whiston, J. Sherer, M. Hutch- ings, S. Funk, R. Clark, R. Michaels, R. Osterhouse, B. Smith. HUMAN REL TIONS LIBR RY P GES Under the direction of Mrs. Le Pontois, Human Relations helps to promote better understanding among all the people of the world. The officers are, First Row: Tom Asad, Vice- Presiden'tg Janet Swayze, Treasurer, Lois Bayer, President, Joyce Wyman, Secretary. Second Row: C. Coll, L. Prioletto, E. Con- silio, S. Brownsberger, S. Abbott. Third Row: Mrs. Le Pontois, A. Irwin, J. Clark. Fourth Row: J. Wyman, J. Swayze, F. Albert, W. Norton, B. Schurler. Fifth Row: D. Bure- scher, J. Beny, D. Wiedwald, B. Ayers, J. Whalen, D. Stitt. The library pages help to keep our library running smoothly and to keep the books in order. First Row: N. Larson, K. Barr, K. Bednarchuk, Mrs. Oxley, Miss Chalfant, Mrs. Phillips. Second Row: D. Kurt, E. Swee- ney, W. Burriss, N. Trevaskis, A. Troche, M. Kettle. F.T. . The F. T. A., under the supervision of Mrs. Hoftyzer, President, Bev- erly Rignallg Vice-President, Gretchen Groh, Librarian, Lynne Asbury, Secretary, Karen Wilson, District Representatives, Sue Branigan and Sue Rademaker, and Treasurer, Karen M. Phillips, aids the teachers in many practical and useful ways. Grading papers and in some cases tutoring pupils are just a few of its many helpful services. ABOVE - Front Row, Left to Right: J. Biersdorfer, J. McQuist- ion, L. Cuthbertson, K. Koenig, G. Dollar, D. Carl. Second Row: S. Gilbertson, C. Clark, C. Burkhart, B. Huerkamp, J. Nickerson, L. Reed, P. Mueller, K. Minor, E. Sweeney, A. Troche. AT LEFT - Front Row: P. Ayer, E. Consilio, J. Wyman. Second Row: M. Schmid, C. Natemeier, S. Converse, S. Reed, S. Phil- lips, H. Doolittle, J. Fruehauf. Third Row: A. Sissman, M. Scharr, J. Haviland, P. O'Keefe, M. Schmaker, J. Luxford, A. Irwin, P. Mancini, M. Kardiak, M. Webb, B. Laurie. AT RIGHT - Front Row: A. LaNasa, J. Thomas, L. Rozem, A. Krist, B. Campbell. Second Row: N. Morris, S. Crone, S. Streeter, J. Allen, J. Chamberlain, A. Droste, J. Bednar, L. Voth. Third Row: F. Mendez, S. Vahrenhold, J. Dzurec, S. Abbott, S. Morris, L. Huge, B. Petras, G. Cassel, M. Mitchell, J. Imhoff. YE RBOCDK STAFF Selling subscriptions, getting sponsors taking pictures, typing, and putting these ideas on paper was the main iob of the editorial staff-Lynne Heimer, Sally Stevens Sue Walker, Barbara Weske, Nancy Stew art, Judy Anderson, and Mr. Wiggins, ad visor. The rest of the staff helped with their ideas to make the yearbook a successfu one. First Row: B. Huerkamp, G. Doller, L. Cuthbertson, K. Phillips, C. Clark, L. Knapp. Second Row: S. Gilbertson, B. Bishop, A. Troche, P. Alexander, J. Biersdorver, B. Frank, E. Pfcff, R, Hopper, P. Beatty. OFFICERS: Vice-President, K. Tredwayy President, P. Garrett, Disaster Chairman, R. Rifferp Advisor, Miss Gibbs, Secretary, G. Grohg Treasurer, B. Brewer. JLI ICR RED CROSS Junior Red Cross is one of the many clubs of which Fairview students can be most proud. Each year needy European families receive packages from our school prepared and packed by Junior Red Cross members. Miss Gibbs and the responsible homeroom representatives have brought much honor to Fairview and hold the promise of bringing more. Seated: L. Kurfis, A. Springborn, S. Reed, P. O'Keefe, J. Swayze, J. Allen, C. Jackson, N. Trevaskis, F. Floria. Standing: D. Carroll, R. Anderson, J. Kovach, L. Ra- zem, R. Riffer. Seated: S. Bredt, N. Seighman, J. Thoma, R. Fritch- man, M. Galik, M. Luce, D. Hansen, L. Wohlfield. Standing: D. Low, N. Lacy, T. Given, N. Vargo, P. Pervo, W. Cook, S. Roberts, L. Criswell. l S ANISH LUB One of the goals of Fairview High's Spanish Club is to promote understanding of the Spanish-speaking peoples of the world. This is accomplished by CARE packages sent to these people and the learning of their customs. Spanish is spoken exclusively at all meetings. Miss lschie's lively group has fun, too, with parties and get-togethers. All Spanish students will agree that their time in Spanish Club is well spent. OFFICERS: Vice-President, D. Marx, Treasurer, T. Mark- worth, Historian, R. Pfaffy President, D. Newby, Sec- retary, J. Snead. Kneeling: L. Karclos, L. Thomas, J. Haviland, A. Sissman, V. Thies, B. Null, K. Nelson, K. Stillman. Standing: L. Sloop, D. Branist, M. Schmid, J. Papa, Miss Ischie, Advisor. Front Row: F. Williams, G. Funk, B. Larsen, M. Mitchell, K. Tredway, K. Cash, S. Irwin, S. Demko. Second Row: S. Schutt, B. Laurie, E. C-onsilio, J. Wyman, J. Clark, C. Cooke, L. Lukes, J. Biersdorfer, S. Phillips. Third Row: D. Roberts, D. Klag, R. Snyder, W. Smith, L. Foight, B. Denne, D. Wiedwald, S. Hagelbarger, J. Fretthold, G. Terbeck, R. Ross, J. Wyman, T. Moll. Top Row: J. Fruehauf, M. Harbart, A. Krist, J. Swayze, B. Lagai, A. Bailey, G. Hennings, F. Larson, A. Feldner, S. Burns, K. Schmidt, C. Koerner. YNXX - 2- . , , Seoleai Nfxndetxnoxi. 550501 nov-S' fi F sm WW' 0 G' Q. ' - sim Fix S- wg SQWOR p.oM'l e NWO' gf ' Y- x l aoaevok lioltew S:N'19'imS' Y. 5- .g. 1000? Slondmw. FLICKER STAFF Every Thursday, students at Fairview can look forward to the latest happenings in their school as revealed by the Fairview Flicker. Mr. Wiggins and his able staff collect news about sports, special events, and class activities. The paper is appreciated by teachers and pupils alike, and has greatly added to school life. Seated: K. Wilson, S. Branigin, L. Foight, R. Leon- ard, E. Stamatis, K. Patterson, P. Walker. Standing: J. Bednar, W. Kunkle, B. Lanning, D. Petrigan, B. Petrus, T. O'Connor, P. Ridenour, A. Bailey. TYPISTS-G. Toddy, J. Chamberlain, K. l.unt, A. LaNasa, P. Loy, L. lyner. OFFICERS-Seated: J. Bodeker, Treasurer, L. Buemi, Secrotaryf S. Stevens, Program Chairman. Standing: W. Kunkle, Vice-President, Mr. Smith, Advisor, W. Bishop, President. A very popular club at Fairview High is Senior Stagecrafters under the direction of Mr. Smith. Members learn about dramatics, from acting to painting scenery and applying make-up. Because of student interest in this organization, several excellent plays have been presented during the year. First Row, Seated: J. Bednar, J. Taylor, P. Pritchard, J. Minderhout, J. Hazen, M. Guth Second Row, Kneeling: R. Baker, S. Vahrenhold, S. Branigin, N. Morris, J. Imhoff. Third Row, Standing: K. Koenig, S. Gilbertson, P. Alexander, P. Brewer, S. Sutton, R. Leonard, P. Ayer A. Bailey, F. Albert, P. Maximuke. Fourth Row, Standing: A. Parisi, C. Burkhart, L. Foight R. Riffer, W. Frank, B. Lanning, R. Pitman, W. Karg. 1 1 First Row: L. McKinnon, M. Cass, L. Lyner, E. Triana, L. Hank, A. LaNasa, D. Rhodes, J. Vitale. Second Row: B. Klag, L. Carr, D. Frost. Third Row: J. Bodeker, L. Buemi, M. Miller, J. McCullough, L. Kosch, J. Chamberlain, E. Jenkins, J. Allen, B. Huer- kamp, L. Asbury, J. Wyman, P. Mueller, B. Reith, A. Zaborsxki, C. Clark, B. Rignull. First Row: B. Null, P. Barker, L. Prioletto, J. Kovach, K. Lunt, K. Patterson. Second Row: C. Coll, B. Brickman, R. Willgren, B. Noe, B. Weske, E. Pfaff, G. Groh, L. Heimer, N. Stewart. Third Row: J. Hill, K. Coffman, H. Burback, N. Neuman, P. Garrett, J. Kirk, l.. Knapp, L. Buemi, K. Phillips, A. Gilchrist, G. Doller, P. Beatty, J. McQuistion,.N. Collins, S. Walker, S. Crone. Fourth Row: S. Spahr, A. Droste, P. Walker, M. Boehmer, L. Bayer. 4 ?Qi?1a..: . .. Seated: C. Ridenour, L. Cuthbertson J. Biersdorfer. Standing: B. Thies, R. Motia W. Hall, D. Stetler, .T. Bierman, R. Lacy G. Cole. Seated: J. Trainer, Secretary, S. Mi night, Vice- President. Standin D. Teufel, Treasurer, Mr. Smith, A visor, P. Saarinen, President. Under the direction of Mr. Smith, members of Junior Stagecrafters, a freshman club, gain first-hand experience in the many phases of clramatics. l r Holding Curtains: S. McEwen, H. Schwartz. Front Row: Z. Sharlcey, T. Razem, S. Roberts, J. Dalessandro, N. Fetzer, B. Doller. Second Row: S. Boyd, L. Chrysler, J. Cause, L. Black, R. Gneuhs, K. Carr, J. Garrett, N. Lacy. Third Row: J. Ward, G. Alderman, S. Morrell, D. Scheer, C. Stamatis, L. Wohlfleld, R. Noble J. Wortman, B. Besserer, A. Clements. Fourth Row: C. Calvitti, C. Innes, S. Lambert, L. Murphy, M. Baxter 1 D. Delaney, K. Bednarchuk, J. Barr, G. Natterer, J. Norton, V. Beran, L. Neuman. Fifth Row: D. Hansen, J. Hill, S. Luthi, N. Woehrman, D. Deubel, S. Thomson, B. Yahraus, M. Stone, C. Marquard, J. Hall, D. Rowe. Sixth Row: L. Risberg, G. Cameli, B. Meyers, R. Watson, J. Spangler, R. Lanning, M. Risberg, J. Mersfelder R. Bartos, M. Wild, R. Hocevar. Seventh Row: R. Clark, R. Gneuhs, J. Kovesdy, L. Wocla, K. Hoffman G. Wiedwald, G. Schaefer, D. Wilms, W. Senetra. r 1 All the girls in ninth through twelfth grades are able to participate in G.A.A. under the direction of Mrs. Meneely. After school the girls develop teamwork and leadership by tak- ing part in sports. The Yale-Princeton Basket- ball game and the G.A.A. banquet are the two main events of the year. OFFICERS-Left to Right: Carol Burkhart, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Meneely, Advisory Lu Carr, Vice- President, Judy Bodeker, President. MANAGERS-First Row: Donna Frost, Basketball, Gail Dollar, Tennis, Judy lmhoff, Basketball. Second 'Rows Judy McQuistion, Baseball, Sandy Converse, Ping Pong, Karen Phillips, Volleyball, Patti Loy and Jeanne Chamberlain, Speed-Ball, Sandy Morris, Badminton. LE DER This year's Leaders Club has been one of Fairvievu most active clubs. Leaders' have been busy with the regular activities-officiating intramural games ar helping Mrs. Meneely and Miss Demmon with their gy '31 ' Q X Q X' C classes. Miss Demmon, the new advisor, instructed tl' girls about the regulations of games. The officers art left to right: Miss Demmon, Advisor, K. Phillips, Pres dent, L. Asbury, Secretary, L. Buemi, Treasurer. The leaders pictured above earned their 1000 points in G.A.A. by September, 1957. They are Left to Right, First Row: C. Clark, J. Anderson. Second Row: G. Doller, B. Huerkomp, J. Bodeker. Third Row: N. Collins, J. Sutick, L. Reed, J. Marcell, B. Rignall, J. lmhoff. The new leaders pictured in their sweaters earned their 1000 points by Christmas, 1958. First Row, Left to Right: J. Marcell, J. Anderson, J. Sutick, C. Clark. Second Row: B. Huerkamp, J. lmhoff, G. Doller, L. Reed, B. Rignall, N. Collins. Third Row: L. Knapp, K. Koenig, E. Phaff, P. Beatty, N. Trevaskis, J. Kirk, J. Nickerson, L. Buemi, L. Asbury, K. Phillips. X WILLIE ARRIOR Am. i SAY S . . . ' I Ks. Q3 9 ln sporls lhe warrior gof-um K Xe' '-ff' Spirit and the will fo win. There sporfs for every class in school. ff 'V , And warrior never give-um in. X 0 'U Q N... B-E. 'B Ei B Ni L 5 1-api 'Ya x., EEN, E 'l , 'ff' 1 i . 'sf -2 N our g jf - 5 - ' -gg. ' :S -A .r-be .i 5 , Q. A -: f 'ae i A . Y, J X L X ' I T '1 -'77 'bf i ' 1' f 4 ' ' fl 5 , . e , f t 2. xi Q? - nf- , - , ' V- J yn I -LT , i e 5 ix '57 ' A 45, 'V Q--- E . ,4 'vs , ' ji' 4 ii 1. - 1 GV: Z- I'3: 1 ix WE'RE WITH YOU TEAM! N . ... - Fairview Fairview Fairview Fairview Fairview Fairview Fairview Fairview Fairview VARSITY FOOTBALL .......John Marshall 19 .......Rocky River 'I9 6 ........ ....... M edina 6 .......North Olmsted 20 .......Oberlin 36 .......Westlake 33 ........Bay 34 .......Olmsted Falls 7 ........Bedford 7 Under the leadership of Coach Campbell and the two co-captains, Tom Kreps and Bob McLaren, this year's football team did a fine iob, although not winning a game. Numerous iniuries and inexperience were great handi- caps to our team. When the season was over, Bob Titmas was elected to the All-Conference football team, and Bob McLaren was awarded the trophy for the outstanding football player on this year's team. First Row, Left to Right: K. Gneuhs, B. Titmas, D. Toddy, J. Hammerschmidt, B. McLaren, T. Kreps, F. Grum- bach, B. Rutti. Second Row: S. Hockenberry, B. Carlson, D. Petrigan, B. Heckman, D. Oswald, A. Bailey, B. Kunkle, T. O'Connor, H. Weber. Third Row: T. Reddish, D. Klag, G. Hennings, D. Albert, T. Moll, C. Luce, J. Gurda. Fourth Row: P. Ridenour, Manager: gren, D. Kolp, P. Maximuke, Manager. Ackerman, D. Doolittle, T. Mardworth, E. Schmuch, E. Wil TCNM EHCK B05 FRED PAT MAL TCLM 4 fa hIlPM BRL Paks KEN DON fi FRESHMAN Although getting off to a slow start, this year's freshman team had a fairly successful season. After losing their first three games by close scores they seemed to find themselves and won their last two games with little trouble. The 30 to 6 trouncing of Westlake showed the boys were ready to start the season all over again. Under the coaching of Mr. Russ they all gained experience and are now ready to begin varsity football. FGOTB Fairview 0 ....... ........ Fairview 0 ....... ........ Fairview 0 ....... ........ Fairview 'I3 ....... ........ Fairview 30 ....... ..... LL Olmsted Falls 7 Rocky River 18 North Olmsted 12 Bay Village 7 ...Westlake 6 First Row, Left to Right: J. Feierabend, D. Cotichia, B. Gneuhs, A. LaSalle, J. Kutner, R. Clark, R. Elmer. Second Row: B. Wagner, B. Palachio, N. Dowling, J. Anderson, B. Cook, D. Korg. Third Row: J. Toth, D. Bauer, J. Gale, B. Lanning, D. Heckman, J. Dish. Fourth Row: B. Morris, B. Martin, B. Meyers, D. Bartos, C. Davis, Mr. Russ. At every varsity football and basketball game the six peppy cheer- leaders are seen leading the crowd in cheers to bring the teams to victory. They practice mornings before school and during the summer. Jo Ann Nickerson is head cheerleader, and Bev Rignall and Judy Anderson are the other senior cheerleaders, Donna Frost, Ginger Toddy and Patti Loy are the junior cheerleaders. Mrs. Menelly is their advisor. x 1 JU IOR VARSITY BASKETB LL Coached by Mr. Elliott, the Junior Varsity team had a fairly successful season. They show ability and will be good strength to the varsity team next year. The players are, First Row: E. Willgren, J. Scott, B. Wershing, D. Klag. Second Row: D. Doolittle, F. Williams, D. Wiedwald, B. Denne, B. Hyland, T. Reddish. Not pic- tured: B. Scherler, T. Markworth. FRESHMA ASKETB LL The Freshman team, coached by Mr. Bristow, had a good season with 9 wins and 5 losses. Their big- gest triumph was in defeating Lake- wood. The players are, First Row: B. Lanning, Manager, K. Hoffman, R. Clark, R. Elmer, D. Bruce, B. Meyers, Manager. Second Row: B. Gneuhs, J. Feierubend, B. Cook, D. Co- ticia, A. LaSalle, B. Martin. Not pictured: J. Kutner. I: ss Q yi 5 E 33 V? ,S as . 5 VARSITY BASKETB LL With only one returning letterman, the 1957- 58 varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. Rudes, did an excellent iob. As the scores show, many games were won and lost by only a few points, and an unusual number of games ended in overtime. The team won the Holiday Tourna- ment by defeating Berea and Westlake, and played two outstanding games in the regionals at Baldwin Wallace. Fairview 32 Fairview 41 Fairview 52 Fairview 61 Fairview 65 Fairview 49 John Marshall 69 North Olmsted 56 Medina 54 Rocky River 51 Olmsted Falls 48 Westlake 45 Fairview 75 ......... ......, B erea 70 Fairview 59 ......... ..,.... W estlake 53 Fairview 51 ......... ....... O berlin 61 Fairview 53 ......... ....... B ay 39 Fairview 63 ......... ....... N orth Olmsted 61 Fairview 58 ......... ....... M edina 57 Fairview 74 ......... ....... R ocky River 80 Fairview 71 ......... ....... O lmsted Falls 69 Fairview 56 ......... ....... W estlafe 62 Fairview 35 ......... ....... O berlin 41 Fairview 50 ......... ....... B ay 53 First Row: Roger Papp, Ray Snyder, Brian Nagle, Dick Lacy, Ken Gneuhs. Second Row: Dave Finlin, Carl Nykamp, Joe Hammerschmidt, Jerry Hammerschmidt, Bill Carlson, Ed Schmuck. Not pictured: Tom O'Connor. RAY TCMW ED JERRY CARL DAVE JOE BNAN KEN DKK ROG TRACK TEAM BOB l fCaptain1 DICK Coached by Mr. Lord and with Bob Ross as captain, the 1958 track team shows much promise. There are quite a few returning boys. First Row: B. Nagle, D. Lacy, J. Baxter, A. Bailey, B. Carlson, B. Korg. Second Row: S. Allen, B. Rutti, B. McLaren, Mr. Lord, J. Popelstein, K. Gneuhs, N. Fritchman. HUGH K A PE? '41 2 - Q ' ,if-rghiw ,- A A - fi ., 'f J'WW-Nfi' ,L is ' wr sw W 5 ,Qi-,, 'Y . W Q K . 2,159 My .L U yd, ek Xfww - if 'Em Q AUTQGRAPHS wb J AUTOGRAPHS Q,,?,,,f,q,Z Jo, 13.512 777 -,,,,+, J 4,4 fyfodvffyv J iw. 111,-i ,am f,4A.,1,t U n I Alf' fd.-C.4-efynff M - 0444 ,M .4 ? ,Q f- ,Q - 4-ypc. fa.,-rf ,4-1.41, ' J ,fC,C2K!Z:c!,4fvu 70..Lff-fd.,d zfL. if ,xt 6 Ji 1-rf-a..4 fs'c,a.,C,L? ,ALJ-,Mg 4.4 A,, 'c 4 W if 677 , Qfd-f5f,vr,,4.4.A.Jl .,a444aL 5. 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