Garfield Heights High School - Garfield Yearbook (Garfield Heights, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

'gfvfi-3 55 LE5E.!Fmg1ss-wr-1 WW. .,. .. M . v . . S ,,,. , g,. 4. gQS5i4vj,.::1l!,55 k Yugi- arm, ' ., -xr . , -. ,. V 1 air, -f'- V Q ,V Y ,VV. ., 1 , 'fg A , .. . , 21 :N E , f ,,,.. 'ff .bg sg W Iv, 'LJs.Yf , 1- -A iff 'N 2 ' . I g uA4: 1,5 x 5 Aff W -'Q- ' ' 5. K 1 n -.L .,.v ' ' ' A,.f.,J l 1, ' X nr, M , Ldv W' 'k - af - 0 4,,, vsqffgil--'WF 2, Q 5 W K- F ff! ,. ' - -A 'F M1 f Ag. i ,BQ 'gl -A 'sw' 'A A n 3 X 4 . M ff y -f 1, ' f 59' ' 4 if 3 15 ,. ' ' as F23 jeg.: ..,,. H . W i,,,FJkg,., .ig 'Q?i Qll'1lI.-3,415--4' --' 'Ii ' F. 'H F yi X. Q .5 llzk f my - f ' 5 , ' X' yi .,,. ,ggi 55,44 z F f , f .HJ wi 'N . - ,V J' ,L f if ' --'1 1 '- Q - -: E ,,A,. in gK',a T'gf,3p1f1'Hw SW ' X , 3 ' ' 2 ,I E ax- N ' ? s, R: Y 99 uf- df F -F . ...V Af' J 56,2 Xi' KEQ ggi :M QL -NN-- JW aims . - ,JT f 113, fin gm 'I in R3 fi? . I A ' ' , Y I FL: f - W W -5 w Ax U! - mdk U il :ru - Quiiwwrm-w ?a,fi.,g,+-'iii MQ:.,,3-MW. .:,f,,,:,.gE4fg.-MEQQ. nl.. A E ' ' ' I 3 P A TR ' Ae 5 ,, Q 'Ni' ggfhigwqngmzjsvt L31 xK-1 it def,-fn?WuwL.:,M'V'!f'-'aw..,.ifL 3 Q A ?UWf?m4gxiw3 , 1 :La f U --Q . A r, V ' 4.5 M , f 1 . 2 L, 'JMJMFEK -wzigglim qigniwgmh B .. ' 4 Li.,.JffJi,. if :A -3 KIA. gr Mfi, 1' if? ':..2 -ar f ' , . , -. 11.1.1 , 13, 1 5 E mm:-FW, P ' ' ' 'ff.-'Jf'1'Zf:1.mE,- 11:11 ,, Mk . f-21 -- 1 , 'W-'-'2rn-:2'f41f1.m:1::gf+1 W. , W '--V ----' Y, , L b 1 , I -1 iegafzfieklp Edited by The June C1033 of 1951 ASS LOR5 U AN GO ODBYE GARFIE LO WOR I? CL CO ' BL E D LD GO LD HE L LD!' -,f Adlmmmstrafmon O H SCHAAF FRANKJ KNIOLA JACK F WILSON Supermtendent Presudent Clerk Treasurer EARL F BAHM JOHN C COUGHLIN WALTER PASHBY ANNA H PETERS Vuce President Board Member Board Member Board Member A MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION It ns encouraging to observe that un a world In which lndeclslon frustratsons hysteria and hypocrisy prevaul Garfield Heughts Hugh School students have defnmte alms toward whlch they work calmly wnth confadence and un a spmt of happy optemusm So long as we keep our perspectlve we are lukely to enloy success IN all phases of luvmg In cludlng personal cuvnc and vocational pursunts Proper perspectnve us malntanned by ludgmg the value of our actuons by the ultlmate or total result without permuttmg our vlslon to be obscured by an obstacle which may protrude unto the foreground What we do today as Important only to the degree In whnch It affects our entlre future begun mng now and contlnulng throughout eternuty A man may lose has home has buslness or has 'ob wuthout bemg depraved of anything whlch he has brought unto or wall take out of this world But uf he should lose his self respect he would have lost both has burthrlght and has passport to future happiness Wuth this but of phnlosophy we bud you to approach personal national and unternatnonal prob lems wlth a perspective whlch extends beyond the present and whlch exposes the true values of human relationships Be courageous be confident and never compromise the future for doubtful benefits In the present FRANKJ KNIOLA Presldent 2 Principal Another school year is nearly completed and another Garfield Pioneer comes off the press to provide an attractive history of our experiences together during 1950 51 This issue of the Yearbook is especially interesting because it contains the photographs of sev eral classes in addition to the seniors To tl e seniors who are soon to loin the ranks of the alumni your faculty and your school sincerely hope that the teachings you have had within these halls have been such that you by consideration for your fellowmen by love for others and by ideals of service The best wishes of your school go with you as you take up the leadership and responsibilities that are rightfully yours in the fast approaching world of tomorrow Congratulations are due the parents of all of you for tl eir splendid cooperation in making possible this 1950 51 portion of your education CHARLES P LINDECAMP Principal Garfield Heights High School 3 have caught a vision of your place in the world. We hope that your actions will be governed Se ia Class Olllllcers ax E, i . L ' l I ' YI-I a' I , r. I 'I LEO DI EGIDIO CLASS PRESIDENT Class Officer, Football, State Tests, Yearbook Staft, Show- boat, Intramurals, Council of Student Representatives, Choral, Benedictine High School, Science Club, Booster Club, Whirlo, Scholarship, Levy Publicity, Baskefball. RONALD SOROKA 5, T CLASS VICE PRESIDENT ian Football Track Class Officer Lettermens Club Citizenship Council of Student Representatives Scholarship Intra murals Hall Guards Science Club ZOE VORWERCK CLASS SECRETARY Music Club GAA YTeen Booster Club Showboat Citizen ship Leaders Homecoming CoQueen Intramurals Science Club Business Girls Club Class Office Canteen Com mittee Switchboard JOSEPH KUKRAL CLASS TREASURER Choral Intramurals Showboat Ushers Yearbook Stott Class Officer 4 F as '91 .S ' I . D X K I Y J I . . . '1 f I 1 1 I , ,. V . X ., . : V, :l la , K :L .. 5 S is. , , if . Q- .Ei q ff' it L X , A I :sl - 1' , l . . ' I , A ,f - .sth J Lv X: V' ? - , , , 1 f . k k 'Q-fi' Q, ,fix 'fa 535- ' in PHIL ALBANO fooiball Lnbrary Asslsfant Choral Science Club Intramurals Showboal O'llce AsslsIanf MACDALENE ALBERTS GAA Inframurals Buslness Glrls Club Choral YTeen Scholarship Showboaf Hostess Club 7 JACK BAATZ Intramurals 2 Us ers JAMES BAUAI.AMENTI Ar? Club Science Club Whurlo Wresflmg Holy Name Hugh School 'Lf- JACK BAILEY 2 lniramurals Semors, 'X 3? Homeroom Officer Science Club Chorus llu e 11951 ROBERT BARBER Ushers Intramurals Homeroom Ofllcer l.aIln Club MARIANNE BARTUNEK G A A Intramurals Nahonal Honor Socuevy Showboaf H Teen Chief P A Announcer Y Teen Yearbook Staff Edufor E4 Homeroom Omcer Citizenship Boosler Club leaders Ofllce Assusianf Science Club Jumor World Aflalrs Council Murror Honor Scholarship Scholarship THOMAS BENNETT Intramurals KENNETH BIASK Bowllng Team Hall Guards Cmzenshlp Junior Class Salesman fl I gills no heerleqd I n I HnTe n rr ao Clu If Dwarbool Edu? Leaders Assa Yearbo Slaff gale s o al ro Show, I boa! Cl zensh Home oem Wo d Anqafyf SI Oy sfer qllb C ub n ncer Q W Lg, Q ns Aherxn 5 0 l , 1 'J l f . . . I I .I l I I I I- I I ' 'i I . tx f f Q-f , . V -.f J-I 7' i .jg if ,ig I 'xi I f' KL ,N I1 J B I i' F I' F V' ,J ly I ' .v . I X gr K I X' A 2, ' SWL IX I A N ' Y . ' ' I 1 4 . I ij. N. Q ' A f y N lp I I I .fs-J' b Q ' ' A , Cu i , '- , 7 h' If B' ll b, . . ., JU' - H - '7 , I . Y ,gf or I ' I f X Q . ' n V T , Ch r ,' I r , Q' , . . . ' s X 'F N I .' 4 Y, I ,' VI Om , j ' AA A .X , , In , . I , C n C ' ee, Q A ' X 1, . c X moums soven ' Basketball Baseball fyyl 'JI Homeroom Officer Intramurals Hall Guards llbrarlan Asslstant Yearbook Staff Lettermens Club Cltlzenshlp Scuence Club MICHAEL CARDAMAN Choral Stage Guild Sclence Club Hall Guards Yearbook Stott Photographer Intramurals MERRIL CERMAK Science Club Olflce Assistant Bowllng Team JOANN CERNY Booster Club Whlrlo Choral Showboat Cltuzenshlp Llbrarlan Assistant JULIA CHERRI G A A Scrence Club Whnrlo Choral Intramurals Showboat Booster Club Y Teen Semors, me 119511 all sg DOLORES COLETTA GAA Science Club Whlrlo Choral Homeroom Officer Booster Club Intramurals Showboat YTeen ,lohn Adams Hsgh School PEGGY COOPER Showboat Intramurals YTeen Booster Club H1Teen Band Offlce Assistant Pep Band Leaders SYLVIA COSTANZO Business Glrls Club GAA Intramurals Choral Scholarshlp Cutlzenshlp Showboat YTeen Hostess Club HELEN CRUDELE GAA Intramurals Cltlzenshlp WI-nrlo Booster Club YTeen Of flce Assistant Band Hostess Club Orchestra Schalarshnp Pep Band DELORES DELIA GAA Intramurals Business Girls Club Homeroom Officer Choral Cltlzenshlp Ofhce Assxstant Hlleen Hostess Club Scholarshnp 0 orb V .154 -P .I . . i . 1 . ,frm ..,:.,. ,.,,V. 3 .,:v V ' ,fr be f - I I A R . -J ' A, ,r it ..---' , .. , ji: H ,I .. G.A.A. tr r n t - so ' I .. ., f I' ' . ' 'Q . k . 3. fp ir AN 'K '09 6 DAVE DEPEW Scuence Club Scholarship State Tests Northern Ohno Tnmmg Assocnatson JOSEPH DI FINO Intramurals Lnbrary Asslstant Beneductme Hugh School ANTHONY DI 5AI.V0 Intramurals HI Y JAMES DLUZIN Northern Ohuo Tlmmg Association Intra m u ra Is GLEN DRELIJSHAK Movie Operators Science Club emms, I ne 319531 7,25-fiwf Josem EH MAN 4Zf,,, Band Orchestra Sta JGunId Hn Y Sclence Yearbook Staff Engravn ntromurals Movne Operator Showboat Pep Bond Hall Guards CAROL FISCHER Hu Teen YTeen GAA Intro murals Leaders Homeroom Of Gcer Whurlo Scuence Club Jun lor World Affairs Councnl Band Hostess Club Cetnzenshnp Show boat Honor Scholarshup Mlrror Edntor Busmess Gurls Club fJ'l ff 1 L0 ISE F My j Teen G HlTee JB ster Clu 'JW arlo :ence Hom Omcer Cutnzen s up ders Hostess Club EDWARD FOLEY Scholarshnp Cltlzenshlp State Test Attendance Office Bowlmg Captaun Intramurals SARA FORESTIERI Orchestra Chorus Shcwboat Whvrlo Club P 'll I 0 ' A I A I 1 ,el Q: ' If A A I . . . .4 f . I I L ,Vx I R -1153 I ,KX , I' 1 ' 1 - - -1 ' M W. E N e I ' 1' ll ' J ' puyh f Q .1 1 .- ' z , ,' 0, - ' ' . .yy uh Pu d, , - ., V h. I ?' I nh f ' V A r s,.,wH7h5 G' lub. I ' fi 4' 1 V , 7' I E R 11553 .MQ I . , A 42521 ' 'I I 1' , 'A l 'fd X L I . 6 ll all Y ' Y I 7 . 'l ' I fr C I K Il . ' 4 A . '- 11 1 I , 7 ,X , kv N V A ! JJ 4 7 A - -,' ' v ,L ' 50 fi BEVERLY FOX GAA Hu Teen Booster Club Scnence Club Shawboat Scholar shlp Crtszenshlp Choral Intro murals Hameraam Oltlcer Lead ers Ofhce Assnstant Whrrlo branan Business Glrls Club GEORGIA FUNK Scnence Club HsTeen YTeen Leaders Band Orchestra Pep Band Showboat Office Assrst ant Intramurals Booster Club GAA Whurlo C tsz nshup Scholarshup MICHAEL GERBASI Showboat Intramurals Sclence Club Library Assistant :msn GouGH ,Vrm Basketball .blbb Track X Cltlzenshlpjf 'DZ oc ,A H' Y ffzt,o.-.-.s Homeroam Omcer Mi by Intramurals I ' Lettermen s Club 444, Hall Guards V V-f'S DAVID GREGORY Cmzenshup Intramurals Scholarshlp Hall Guards Senior , jlune 1195 'A A DONALD GRESKA Intramurals Mount Vernon Academy DOLORES HAMON GAA Leaders Pen Pal Club Hostess Club Whlrlo Chorus Busmess Grrls Club Swutchboard Scholarship Intramurals Show boat Cltlzenshnp Magazune Chalrman Library Assistant ! WWA W' ff 'Wrestlang Jlfogboat .Xhnrlaf-Homeroom Officer Stu I dent Clouftygldll Guards Of tif5'Ass'lsf nt nan L t r A 'Intramurals 5 f-4 ff' RONALD HOPPER LOUIS HORVATH Hall Guards Cmzenshlp Intramurals Seemors, ll me 9511 JUNE JACKSON YTeen GAA Choral Booster Club Hostess Club Glee Club Intramurals Cltlzenshnp Showboat JUNE JACOBI Leaders Science Club Whnrlo GAA YTeen Scholarship Cm zenshnp Intramurals Hn Teen Business Glrls Club Hostess Club Booster Club Showboat BRUCE JAMES Football Track Intramurals ARTHUR JASKULSKI Cathedral Latm School SYLVIA JEFFERIES Cltlzenshlp Mirror Office Assnst an G A A Wharlo Bustness Glrls Club Y Teen llbrarlan P A Announcer Homeroom Of flcer Intramurals Swutchboard fy WARREN JOHNSON Basketball Track Yearbook Staff Business Manager Hall Guards HIY Homeroom Omcer Intramurals Cntlzenshlp Scholarship THOMAS JONES Intramurals Bowlang Team South High School MARll.YN JOZSA GAA Leaders Pen Pal Club Whlrlo Business Glrls Club Switchboard Choral Cltlzenshlp Showboat Intramurals Scholar shlp GEORGE JUDY Hall Guards John Adams Hug School RITA KACZMAREK Showboat Choral Glee Club Booster Club GAA Y Teen Citizenship Hostess Club Intramurals Seniors, une 9511 JEANNE KASUNIC G.A.A. Intramurals Leaders Science Club ' Whirlo Office Assistant Booster Club Hostess Club ' Hi-Teen Band PHYI.I.lS KATONA Art Club Science Club John Adams High School JkATRI ll ooster b Whirlo G A A I Teen Latin Club Intramurals meropm Ofticer Business Girls ub Cl zenshlp Showboat cholarshlp oral Omce As slstant Science lh DONN KESSLER South High School Football HARRY KOBERNA Ushers Head Movie Operator Scholarship Citizenship Science Club Choral Hall Guards Library Assistant Showbout MARY JEAN KOFRQN Band, Orchestra, Dance Band Showboat, State Tests, Citizenship Future Teachers of America G.A.A., Scholarship, Pep Band Intramurals, Office Assistant, Li brary Assistant. EDWARD KRAKER Intramurals JEAN KRAL G A A Intramurals Booster Club Whirlo Y Teen Library Assistant Scholarship Citizenship Choral Gs l RITA KREN Whirlo Booster Club GAA Scholarship Chorus Citizenship Holy Name High School RICHARD KUINICKI HlY Intramurals V' Hall Guards Choral f Senmors, Jun WSL ROBERT LAWSON Spauldlng Hugh School BETTY MARREK Clttzenshlp Scholarship GAA HI Teen Whlrlo Business Glrls Club Booster Club Scuence Club Showboat Choral Cheerleader Homecamlng Co Queen Home room Officer Intramurals Leaders CELESTE MASTROPIERI G A A Hostess Club Mlrror Stalf Office Assnstant Student Court Intramurals RICHARD MAY Band Intramurals Science Club Whnrlo Stage Gunld Hu Y Orchestra Pep Band Showboat Yearbook Staff PATRICIA McBRlDE G A A Hostess Club Sctence Club Y Teen Intramurals Office Assustant Scholarship r'-5 x..f 4 4-A ROB sketb ptam cer roo mur cholarshlp r s JOAN MILLER Booster Club Business Glrls Club Cltlzenshlp G A A Homeroom Officer Intramurals L e a d e r s Whurlo Band YTeen Office As slstant Student Council Magazine Staff Science Club Showboat MA N MILLER W 'Ha Teen Bdste Whlrlo A Sclqnc Clu owboat Ban I Te u enshnp Bnol Club 0 MARYANN MILLER GAA Intramurals Choral H Teen Sclence Club Class Of flcer Homeroom Officer Busmess Gnrls Club Whtrlo Showboat leaders Office Assistant Booster Club Cutlzenshlp Scholarshup EUGENE MONTOWSKI Baseball Basketball Intramurals Lettermens Club Hall Guards II 0 . r I 0' I R n , ' a a l, x al, ce , C ' ' K, ,Q , qc . in - if I , L tt 's Cl , r - 5 ' , d. , f . 4 I 0, X' .' ,. Q V, ' ' .I ' l .yt KD E E Whiflo .i ,,,,, A - 14 Intra ls, u s, , an , Vx , d . . . I . - ,-.N By P ' ' . ff! W .x V Sen ors llu e 1951 BERNADETTE MRUCZKOWSKI Science Club Whurlo G A A Booster Club Intramurals Home room Officer Cheerleader Queens Attendant Cmzenshrp L e a d e r s Canteen Committee Showboot Omce Assistant Jane Addams Hugh School WILLIAM MURRAY Class Officer Orchestra Movie Operator Band Science Club Homeroom Officer Canteen Pres: dent Scholarship Crtlzenshlp Showboat Baseball Basketball Mirror Staff Hall Guards Intra murals FRANCES NASCA G A A Y Teen Choral Office Assistant Switchboard Intramurals DOLORES NERADII. G A A Intramurals Busmess Gnrls Club Whurlo Leaders Hostess Club Booster Club Showboat Choral BETE NOLAN G A A Intramurals Queens Attendant Science Club Y Teen Homeroom Ofhcer Canteen Omce Assistant Leaders Booster Club wesygv NGVAK ffootbgll gsketboll Baseball Homeroom Omcer Canteen Conumttee Hall Gdards LEONARD NOWACKI Intramurals Cntuzenshlp Northern Ohio Tlmlng Assocuatnon ROBERT NUTT HI Y Whlrlo Intramurals Showboat WALTER PACHNOWSKI Scuence Club Benednctme Hugh School John Adams Hugh School MARTIN PARASILITI Hall Guards Choral S mums, June 19 MARY JOAN PAUL C AA Intramurals Booster Club Whirla Science Club YTeen Switchboard Citizenship Scholar ship Showboat Art Production JEANNE PETERS C a n t e e n Committee Y Teen Booster Club Scholarship Band Citizenship Oitice Assistant Latm Club Orchestra Pep Band State Test GENE PHILLIPS Football lntramurals Traclx Orange High School ARTHUR PLANTNER Intramurals Basketball Manager RAOUL Pl.ENT Track Bowling Team Intramurals Ql- th- an 'iv ?W'5i5,pf fa.f 'Ny -5 fx '!'q'l I3 FRANK PUGELY Football Captain Baseball lntramurals Citizenship Office Assistant lettermens Club Basketball THONAS RADTKE John Marshall High School Hi Y MIRIAM RAHE Science Club Showboat National Honor Society Booster Club Y Teen lntramurals G A A Citi zenship Switchboard State Tests Scholarship HiTeen Latm Club TED RAMOS Football Track Cats enship Intramurals Lettermen s Club SUZANNE RANKIN Honor Scholarship Scholarship Stae Test Citizenship G.A.A. lntramurals Canteen Comm'ttee Y-Teen Hi-Teen Science Club Booster Club Whirla Homeroom Officer Mirror Stott Hi-News Rep- resentative. BEVERLY REINHART N' Y Teen Booster Clu GAA Wharlo V Busoness Gull: Ylub Science Showboa Intramur J Choral I I Cutuzenshlp ' Yearbook Stall MAY REITH G A A Intramurals IRENE REPKE Hostess Club GAA Business Glrls Club National Honor So Cltlzenshlp Choral Scholarship Switchboard Intramurals ART nocxev VU Library Assistant Scuence Club HI Y Intramurals Whlrlo Ofllce Assistant DOROTHY ROLLER Y Teen G A A Busmess Glrl Hostess Club Booster Club Scholarshlp Choral Citizenship Intramurals sCub clety Semors, u e 119511 7 'I4 AN' ROLLER Scholarshlp Booster Club Cltlzen sh p YTeen GAA Whlro, Class Officer Homeroom Officer Choral Business Gurls Club Show boat Science Club Intramurals Queens Attendant Office Assist an FRED ROMIG Wrestlung Showboat Whurlo State Test Sclence Club HI Y Scholarship Intramurals C tu enshnp RO ' Foo all j Scuence Chr! Hall Guo:-iff Showboat Whlrlo Lettermens Club Mirror Staff RICHARD RUNYAN Northern Ohio Assocaatnon Intramurals LUCY SCAGLIONE G A A Intramurals Office Assustant Y Teen Magazine StaH Cutlzenshlp In ummg L 4 's 0 ,, he Q ' L xx 4 I' I-lj ' ' , A ' T Q h .1 ,V U' ' I . A' 5 N - X TN 9 sl J IV' , I ' 'I ' A . '. . I e Ax! , ' 2 - 1 n v I I I I . I . l li I . . V 11' . , ' , +V ' . ' ' , w - .1 1. N l al I ff . AAPA . . . Ji 5 ,, 1 ' ' nd f 'Q I 4, ,sl . u lfl U' I 1 A ' . T. . - X , F . . U 1, f 1 N Ili, A . . I f xxx! K Seniors, June 119 11 TOM SCAGLIONE Intramurals Hall Guards Luncoln Hugh School 477' f' uf jf? J' ' GAA Whurlo Scuence Club Homeroom Olflcer Busuness Gurls Club Showboal Choral lnlra murals Leaders YTeen Queens Ahendanl Cuhzenshup Yearbook Stall meh S Hugh ? ROBERT SCUBA Homeroom Officer Intramurals Scuence Club Track Lubrary Assustant cluuou. All 1 nor S cer ce Assust an Ch aw soul At feudal wboa een vwbo wg-1 J Nfl U' c M5355 we 31 Di I ,Yau , Ally' UZ' I i.u,g..,'.. Q J' I Y- een,lC?l.A.,In1rcumu als, Le Jas? Baosler lClub, Q I If , ,I ,f fendanf, Lubrarua , Wllld Al- J fours Sgylgne Clu Cllofal b lbfllce Assu anl I lb Curuzenshup WILLIAM SHREEVE Foolball Track Hall Guards Shaker Heughls Hugh School FLOYD SMITH Inframurals Sf lgnafuus Hugh School Wes? Hugh School Wes? Technucal Hugh School DONALD SOIKA Foolball Track Lelfermens Club HuY Intramurals Homeroom Of llcer Culuzenshup Slafe Tesls Whurlo Scuence Club Showboal MARY SPREITZER Inlramurals Hosless Club Omce Assuslant Business Girls Club Scholarshup Clhxenshup GAA Semors, une 119511 RICHARD STRUNK Intramurals JOSEPH STUNEK Cmzenshnp Intramurals Cathedral Latm Hugh School EILEEN SULLIVAN H T e e n G A A Intragnu als Choral Booster Club Swntc bodrd Cltlzenshlp L e a d e r s Sclence Club Showboat World Affairs ANN SWINEHART GAA Showboat Leaders Sclence Club Intramurals H Teen YTeen Homeroom Oftlcer Cltlzenshlp Mlrrar Staff Honor Scholarship Booster Club N tnonal Honor Society Band State Tests Whurlo Orchestra Student Court Office Asslstant LILLIAN TALBOO Y-Teen Booster Club Whirlo In- tramurals Leaders Chorus Jun- ior World Affairs Council Home- room Omcer G.A.A. Business Girls Club Science Club Show- boat Hi-Teen, Agua.. ALICE THOMAS GAA Booster Club Sclence Club Showbaat Scholarshlp Cltlzenshlp Choral Intramurals Llbrarlan Assistant Busmess Grrls Club Whurlo Homeroom Officer SHIRLEY TOKARCIK G A A Booster Club Whnrlo Intramurals Y Teen Cltlzenshlp Busmess Glrls Club Office Assryant Jane Addams Hugh School DOROTHY TOMCHUK GAA Intramurals Hostess Club Leaders Booster Club Pen Pal Club Scholarship Wlurlo Mnrror Stall World Allaurs Cltuzenshnp Ushers Busmess Grls Club Y Teen LAWRENCE VIZER Intramurals EMIL VOREL Hall Guards WMU' Senwrs, Alu e 1195115 ,VII RICHARD WANDERSLEBEN Football Track Whnrlo Homeroom Olllcerd Intramurals Canteen Committee Hall Guards num: wmzo g'SV Scle ce CI Wi,- o Sc olar q S a est ste s u tlona o oce e Amer J gixhy Club Whurlo Club Glee oa om Of acer ee I9 Qrbook a HELEN WAWROWSKI Y Teen Whurlo Band Intramurals June w Vp' M ona Society w Scholar le u e est Q tten am p Ofllce A sn nt arbo a 0 WILLIS WELLS HIY Cmzenshup Intramurals Omce Assistant Football Track YQ Wywy DONALD WEM Wrestlmg Captam Football Track Intramurals Hu Y Homeroom Officer Whurlo State Wrestlmg Champ 45 WWW Manu IGGINf OW of Choral ' JJ d Hugh chool RUTH WILLETT Leaders HnTeen GAA Intra murals Pen Pal Club Whurlo Busmess Gnrls Club Booster Club Swltchboard Mlrror Staff Ushers World Affairs Citizenship Schal arshup Hostess Club BUD WING Yearbook Stat? 'Q X Jossm woznv Callmwood Hug School Hall Guards TED YUREK Football Baseball Clhzenshlp Booster Club Intramurals Hall Guards ALICE ZACHARY Homeroom Officer Booster Club GAA Whlrlo Science Club Y Teen HlTeen Intramurals Lead ers Cheerleader Cltlzenshlp I.: brary Assistant Queens Attend an RONALD ZELEZNIK Pen Pal Club World AHGIYS Art Club Oftlce Assistant ROBERT ZELLE Football Wrestlmg Lettermens Club Homeroom Ofllcer Intramurals eniors, un 119511 'G' Uv V' Wk LEONARD ZEMCZONEK Intramurals Homeroom Ottlcer zonal SIM QQ Intramurals LOUISE ZYLKO Homeroom Officer S I1 o w b o u t W h u r I o Science Club Booster Club Hu Teen Business Gnrls Club Cltlzenshlp Scholarship G A A Intramurals Leaders PAMELA ZYZNIEWSKI Cheerleader Leaders Showboat Choral HnTeen Queens Attend ant GAA Science Club Booster Club Intramurals Cstuzenshlp L brary Asslstant Scholarshnp Bus: ness Glrls Club Whnrlo Year book Staff 5 u .4 , , 9 ev . . , , - Jo I - I ss fu 1. ,D 1. Y, K' I I I I I I -Z r,.. 5 19 ' - , , . L '. ' - I I3 GIR Ann Swinehart Sue Rankin Peggy Cooper Carol Sharp Mary Ann Miller Sara Forestlerl Betty Marrek Marlon Miller June Talboo Julia Cherru Patti Bondel June Weber Zoe Vorwerck Bernie Mruczkowski Nora Schueberl Pat Kavan June Jackson Eileen Sullivan Pat McBride Beverly Reinhart Sandwich Orchestra Motion Picture of 1950 51 Hangout Sport Topic of Conversation Magazine Vocalist Comedian Pastime he Ideal K emi-or Most Likely to Succeed Most Intelligent Most Athletic Leadership Most Dependable Music Ability Personality Dreamiest Best Dancer Best Looking Fashion Plate Nicest Figure Nlcest Smale Prettlest Eyes Nicest Hair Cutest Dimples Bashful Without a Care Funniest Laugh Most Mlschlevous sWe Hamburger Ralph Flanmgan Butter Rice Campus Basketball Boys and Girls Seventeen Patti Page Jerry Lewis Eating CTC Expression Social Event Radio Program T V Program Disc Jockey Best Dance Hobby Assembly OYS Ron Soroka Dave Depew Bob McCormick Leo DiEgidio Joe Kukral Bill Murray Don Sonka Gene Montowski Duck Schmidt Tom Boyer Bob Scuba Don Wem Bruce James Joe Di Fino Wes Novak Harry Koberna Frank Pugley Rich Strunk Art Plantner Raoul Plent What Color? Prom Ten OClock Tunes Broadway Open House Bill Randle Carnival Jamboree Car Riding Football Review of 1950 Three Songs of 1950 If Be My Love I Need You So 6 6 9 9 Holiday .A , , , ,,,,, , ,, ,,,, Christmas Vacation Spot ,. . Geauga Lake 19 P1 tcm: Yvarv A In Gfdtllllllflllll Da S1711 :al Alumni Ivsur Volume I No 1 Garfield Heights Hugh School Garfield Henghts Ohio Friday June 7 1966 NEW HOSPITAL AND STAFF FINE ADDITIONS TO GARFIELD HEIGHTS Bllllonalre JOHN A IONE shall be well remembered for his generosuty nn contributing funds for the bulldlng of the new Garfield Heights Hospital whnch has five floors 107 rooms and a staff of about 500 well trained doctors nurses and technicians Plans for this magnificent structure were drawn by JIM BADALAMENTI and archltec ture was done by LOUIS HORVATH ROBERT NUTT Installed the plumbing TOM BENNETT the electrification and LEN NOWACKI dad the necessary carpentry DOLORES COLETTA I5 the receptionist of the new building while at the switchboard IS sec retary MARY SPREITZER Head nurses are as follows NORA SCHIEBERL first floor JEANNE PETERS second floor MIRIAM RAHE third floor LOUISE FISCHER fourth HOOY and BEV REINHART secretarial nurse of the fifth floor In addition MARY JEAN KOFRON IS on duty as a prlvate nurse In the new modern laboratory where RON assisting hum as lab technician along with X Ray technlclan HELEN CRUDELE A new department of the fourth floor IS the Psychiatric Ward where EILEEN SULLIVAN us pravate secretary to doctor BRUCE JAMES The ground breaking ceremony took place May 10 1964 and the hospital was com pleted lust last year MARILYN JOZSA Reporter MORE ROOMS AND TEACHERS ADDED TO HEIGHTS SCHOOL A new wing to the Garfield Heights Elemen tary School has lust been completed to take care of the uncreasmg number of new stu dents Added to the faculty were CAROL FISCHER ALICE ZACHARY SUE RANKIN and DICK SCHMIDT HELEN duty as playground an physical ed Instructor WAWROWSKI IS on structor also been nncreased with DOLORES HAMON ond The office staff has two new secretaries LOUISE ZYLKO The building IS to be dedncated tomorrow June 8 at 3 30 P M The service will be un der the darectlon of the Reverend RONALD ZELEZNIK msnlster of the Third Presbyterian Church Posters advertising and explaining the new building were drawn by PHYLLIS KATONA and the photography was done by MIKE CARDAMONE CLASS OF 51 RECEIVES HIGHEST AWARD ROBERT MCCORMICK president of the United States in a recent message to Con gress commended the June 51 graduating class of Garfield Heights Hugh School Gar field Heights Ohio for nts fine work In serv mg the country and the world Seldom does a hugh school turn out so remarkable and successful a group un scuence buslness publuc service and the arts stated the president m his speech Later durnng a brief conference wxth tears his voice choked with emotaon he said Never before have so few people contra buted so much Editors DIANE WARD 81 JUNE WEBER HALBEE COMPANY IS ROBBED A band of gangsters broke mto the Halbee Company early today and robbed It of lock stock and barrel They first held up RICH ARD MAY president of the company and his secretaries LUCY SCAGLIONE and BETE NOLAN As the bandits hurried out the fire exlt the time fired at them and wounded one of the men He reported the Incense number of the car they were driving Meanwhile PAT KAVAN owner of x cadlllacs reported one of her automobiles mlsslng The Incense number checked with the one drsven by the hoodlums They didnt get far however for FBI agents JUNE JACKSON and CELESTE MAS TROPIERI captured them after they were stopped by a road block Their rnngleader Pretty Boy confessed all DEDICATION OF ORGAN AT RADIO CITY INew York N YJ A brand new sux manual organ was Installed at Radio Cnty New York This S100 000 organ was a gift of LEO DI EGIDIO one of the worlds most famous millionaire professional football players Dedication services were held today at 2 00 P M First to play thus grand organ was JUNE WEBER Radio Cltys renowned organist This mot impressive servtce was under the dlrectnon of Father KENNETH BLASK from St Pauls Seminary INTEREST RATE GOES UP MARTIN PARASILITI who made has millions whsle manager of the Second Contmental Bank announces that the rate of Interest has increased Accountants BUD WING and DON SOIKA are kept busy maklng sure that the books balance and are In good order And since the money business as booming tellers TONY DI SALVO and JACK BAILEY are also busy at theur respective wmdows 20 DI FINO COMPANY TO OPEN SOON The Du Fino Company the new department store well open June 20 Mr JOE DI FINO and his private secretary MARY ANN MILLER are busy planning the grand opening The mte nor of this beautiful exclusively modern stare was decorated under the dlrec tion of ZOE VORWERCK the countrys out standing mterlar decorator A special feature of the fifth floor will be weekly fashuon show presented by brndal consultant PAM ZYZNIEWSKI featuring her top rate models PAT BONDEL JEANNE KA SUNIC and MAY REITH The office staff will consist of the best sec retarles and office workers an Cleveland Some of them are BETTY MARREK secretary PAT McBRIDE bookkeepmg accountant and BERNIE MRUCZKOWSKI office staff supervusor Some of the many salesmen an the various departments are ART JASKULSKI TOM JONES and BOB SCUBA whsle the most attractive window decaratmg will be done by MARY .IO PAUL The advertising department assusted by com mercaal artists FLOYD SMITH and SYLVIA JOANNE CERNY W A K E CLEVELAND S NEWEST Last week Clevelands newest radio and television network WAKE was introduced JANE ROLLER made her debut mto the vocal profession as a guest soloist on MARI ANNE BARTUNEKS Dusk Jockey Program where JOE KUKRAL IS a featured vocalist Another very fine program IS DOROTHY TOM CHUKs Comedian Show The unsung heroes behind the scenes are JACK BAATZ radlo technician MERRIL CER MAK and DAVE GREGORY engineers and FRED ROMIG and ED FOLEY electrical eng: neers Receptionist of Station WAKE IS JOAN MILLER whale BEV FOX MARGE ALBERTS FRAN NASKA and ALICE THOMAS are domg the secretarial work and handling phone calls MARION MILLER Reporter BUSINESS WEEK IN WASHINGTON D C A convention of bug business men was held last night an the Hotel Astoria m the nations caputal ELMER GOUGH owner of the Kansas Coty Clothery attended the meeting where he met salesmen JOE EHRMAN from the Ehrman Engraving Company and DICK WAN DERSLEBEN from the Chicago Cham Com PUIIY Guest of honor was Admiral ROBERT LAW SON representing the United States Navy He spoke bruefly about pre college naval tralnlng f 1- ' 0 V' I I . . I . I . . I I 1 1 I L 1 I I I I , . . I . . . I 1 ' I ' I I ' ' ' . f ' . . . . . . . 1 I I I I I I I 1 'I ' ' . , , ' ' - I . I .... I I I . , I 1 . o I, a ' 1 1 I 1 I I I , , . . . . . . ,, - ' T I I I I , I . 1 1 1 l I . 1 1 1 , . . . . . . I I . . I ' I 1 ', ' 1 1 ' ' ' I ' .11 , . . I - - ' I I 'I . . . . . I I I 1 . 1 I , . . . 1 - 7 1 1 ' . . . ' I 1 1 1 ' I I I F 1 I ' ' 1 I ' ' I ' 1 1 1 I . A 1 I 1 ' f I ' 1 1 . I I I , 1 1 1 1 SOROKA is head chemist GEORGIA FUNK is policeman, BOB ROSA, who was on duty at CONSTANZO, is under the supervision of 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' I I 1 . . I I , I I . f ' . . 1 r . . 1 ' ' 5' 1 , . 1 ' I ' 1 1 - I I . . I . . I I , I I I ' . . I I I ' ' I 1 l 1 I 1 I I I . , . . . . ' ' 1 1 - 11 I 11 , r ' I I I . . . I I 1 1 . . - I , ' ' I ' ' I ' ' , . . . . . I . I . , I 1 1 1 1 . 1 I - . . . . I I I 1 I 1 1 1 I I I I ' ' . . I , . I . . , . I . . S . . . . . - 1 I I I I , . . I . . . . . . . . , . . . I I I I . I I ' 1 a 1 : , . ' ' - ' ' I ' E . I . I I 1 I I I o o . ' I E . . . . I I I E G ELD MIRR FRIDAY JUNE 7 I966 SIC NOT SPORTS SHORTS SARA FORESTIERI concert plamst will give a performance of the Bach Inventions next Freday evenmg In the recltal hall of the Mus: Center The program beglns promptly at B00 Admission IS free and the public mvlted to hear thus fine program JULIA CHERRI prrma donna of the Metra polltan Opera Company will star as Car men when the opera comes ta town next month Thus will be the fifth year that Mlss Cherrl has sung leadmg ro es DONALD HOOD tenor wlll be heard over Statnon WAKE an the role of Don Juan un the Chicago Theater of the Arr radio pro gram tomorrow night Mr Hood has studied both nn the United States and abroad Famous star of screen and radio MAR LENE WIGGINS will appear as Juliet ln the performance of Romeo and Juliet the Newton Theater Wednesday evening at 800 An autograph party will be held lm medlately after the program and all asplrnng actresses are cordially Invited to attend DIANE WARD famous music teacher and concert artist will present a benefit concert for homeless children Saturday noon at T30 That same evening Miss wlll speak briefly to the Women s Club the functions of a school newspaper of she us faculty advisor piano after Ward about which Next week the Ballet L Russe will present Received news that BOB ZELLE IS a forest Tchankovskys Swan Lake starrnng ballerina SHIRLEY TOKARCIK Mlss Tokarclk has danced In many roles but thas as her first leadmg part TRAVEL NOTES The Gomore Travel Agency has been a very busy place this last week Travel agent RUTH WILLET untervlewed some of the many people who came In for travel information GLEN DRELLISHAK going to London for a scnentlsts convention regarding atomic energy IS determined to travel by way steamer MICKEY GERBASI will Pans France BOB BARBER s New York Cnty for a week end excitement and SYLVIA JEFFRIES and RITA KREN are taking a tou of a tramp vacation at leaving for of fun and JEAN KRAL r of Europe stopping at Rome Italy to study the ancient wonders RANOS S SUPER STATION 9 carry and sell all super atomic gasolmes and ouls for any type of automobile TED RAMOS Proprietor LARRY VIZER Mechamc It seems as If RICHARD RUNYANs Pool Room ns qunte popular wuth TOM SCAGLIONE and WALLY PACHNOWSKI world famous bums At last report IRENE REPKE has settled down on her farm and IS ralsmg I4 different breeds of dogs RICHARD STRUNK after many years has finally graduated from hugh school Con gratulatlons Rach' DON GRESKA Cleveland un the PHIL ALBANO abandoned gold his claim and us IS running for mayor of next electrons recently discovered an old mme In California staked now busy panning for gold ANN SWINEHART geologist has lust dns covered a new stone ln Wyommg Watch for further details ln the next Issue of the Mlrror Recently appointed head of the Womens Cnty Club of Cleveland was JUNE TALBOO Just being busy helping other people what CAROL SHARP IS dolng at the present tame So far so good GENE PHILLIPS is stlll go WCI' TOM BOYER who has lust recently married accepted posltlon offered hum by Garfield Heights Hugh School where he wlll teach physncal education RICHARD KUZNICKI as now wrntmg for the sports magazine OUTDOORS Taking llfe easy In retirement IS LEO ZEM CZONEK who has been workmg since he was sixteen years of age ranger un the middle West No wonder there have been no fires lately' DON WEM us now employed by the Unuted States Government to protect our great for ests He IS chief forest conservataonlst Montana Electrical experimenter for the Cleveland Chemical Works us TED YUREK RAOUL PLENT the famous bowler IS stall unhltched a confirmed bachelor to the end' JIM DLUZIN and DAVE DEPEW are druvmg stock cars at Sportsmans Park every Tuesday and Thursday evenings ewest addltlon to the Garfield Heights Fire Department us TOM RADTKE fireman first cass WILLIS WELLS has recently been elected as head of the brlcklayers union Wlllle IS cer tamly experienced In this field as he has been Iaymg bricks for some I4 odd years now Commercial fisherman HARRY KOBERNA sold hrs last haul of tuna and reports that prices are on the way up 21 by ARCHIE PLANTNER Announcement has gust been made that WARREN JOHNSON and GENE MONTOWSKI have been chosen from a select group to play with the Cleveland Indians next season Both Gene and Warren have had outstanding Minor league averages and will certamly be wel come additions to a fine ball team Paul Brown has also released the latest lust of football players for the I966 67 sea san and starring In the left guard posltlon s FRANK PUGELY who plays a mean defense d spells tra uble for the opposmg team Lots of luck and success Frank' Turning to the womens sports world we find that PEG COOPER and her clty champion ship basketball team has won another de clslve victory pushing the undefeated streak to I7 Looks as If thus will be another record breaking season for the Caoperettes WAR NEWS ' OF THE PAST I95 I The war front looks better and the news more encouraging as the Yanks advance farther unto the North Korean section Serving overseas under Commander WES NOVAK of the U S Army are Corporal BILL MURRAY and Private First Class RONALD HOPPER Taking care of the casualties sent to Saks Hospital In Japan IS Army nurse JUNE JACOBI who not only does regular nurses duties but also writes letters for those not able to do so themselves The U S Navy IS also playmg a vrtal part nn the sltuatlon Serving overseas aboard the Spider IS second mate ART ROCKEY On the home front DOLORES NERADIL and DOROTHY ROLLER are workrng with the U S O and doing a wonderful 'ob of keep Ing up the morale of the servicemen Working an the defense plant are machumsts EMIL VOREL and JOE WOZNY and draftsmen BILL SHREEVE and ED KRAKER I NEED A HAIRCUT? STUNEK S STATION Bqfbgf New modern garage for servlclng GEORGE JUDY S Excellent Workmanshlp JOE STUNEK Mgr KACZMAREK S FLORIST SHOP Remember for that special occasion Say rt with flowers RITA KACZMAREK Owner I DELIAS BEAUTY SHOPPE To look your best take the test Try Dees cold wave DOLORES DELIA Owner ELEANOR SHOLAR Assustant Beautlcian T H A R FI o R , , I M u E s , l I . . . . 1 Q I 1 X ' ' 1 . I . 1 . .C b I l I Q - Q I 1 . ' ' ' ' is A . - t . . . 1 i' A A I ' . 1 . . . . ,, ,, ,, 1 ' -1 1 + - 11 1 . I 'L . 4 ,I 4 I I 1 r 1 ' ' , I . , 1 . 1 1 I . W 1 - on h -,.. 1 - t 1 l . I I . . , r ' 1 y i i Q . - 1 I I 1 ' I ' ' ' n 11 I ' ' . . . . . I l 1 ' . .5 . . . . , I 1 , . . . . . 1 . . r ' I . I - nr Q +1 . . . . l . I I -if sr -k -k 1 -l - 1 1 I . ' . I , - ll 1 'll . 1 ' ' ' , is z - . . - . . r . ' . . ' f ' ' W W ff ang strong, llvlng through the third world ' I ' I ' I . I . I ' I . . I s . . . I l U .. . ' ' I . . . . . . 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 . . , . . 1 . . 1 1 . .. , . . 4 1 . l - w l ' ' ' . . ' ' ' 11 if wr ' . l ' l '. . . . . ' - 1 'l . 11 - 11 ' 1 - , 1 1 - - 1 11 11 - - ' , 1 1 . . . Y . . , l ' Y . . - 1 . . . . 4 . . I 3 I , 1 1 .z , Q . . . . in y . , 1 I - 1 I . . 1 . . . . . 1 1 . . , . . 1 . . . , , , , , 1 1 l - I F ' . . o I . 1 : i ' I ' , . - ' I : 1 1 l , I N .. . I . . , I . . , , ' ' ll ' ' ll . I . ' 1 , I I I ' ' ' , . . . . , 1 W . U - ' ' 1 1 ' . l . E r u 1 1 I E I . ',, . ,, 5 . . . 1 - I 1 NIORS C f L, f CIC L C C4 C Ll ,... L C L.-.LQC e C V , , Ki ' w. I . A Z' 1 ,yt 6 s 3 , I' ' , ,, A - , lf? A Q ii 5 K 1 1: Q sf ' , f i as , .M , 4 if x t , 43 4 2 , A ti , L - l' M s 5 A , f 1 Q' Q 'V . V T ,P 2 ' 4 yi ? A 'K' C ,. fb I ,Q as 2 X I W f . 1 . Q V gs w' v Q i N V 'SY A , ..A,,,, ' i f' 4 tg ' C A 1' '..,..,, . is 1'-1' 1, C ' ,P '4' 1: x ' U U Q 1 ' : Q? Q- if ' ' . . is , ki Q, A u Q . W N 'L f ' 1 ' ..Qf., 'f .Q ' A as f V, f' ' . law W is N v Q' h 1 A. 4' Q 3' ' . , 'S 0 73 2 K 8 Q, 'I ' - Q 5,44 Ei E ,Ah 1 I' 2 , . ' 7 if lx X ' ii 1 :SM U' JU C' CC LCC Qfigc C UNIIORS ? Y' E' 24,1 CW, in 3 657 JM? v AM 'B H mlz , E V- .1-f ,IJ 12:50 'len . fu- .D Q' 'ik C 1 -- K. - . . f W 2 gk v X 1 f .0 sm W , I .ju-'y 5'3 , Ivan, ' ww, nc 3 4 5' M, f ,Qu , A 5 , ' an .M 0 , A A - XI 4 if , .wi I Q Y up , up s Nw? f' ' W' , x - ' f I E .1 -f ' N ft QA C3 5 I ,f 1 ' ' ' ' ' fx A , Q . one 7 kg - , ' Sv a. 5 , , . J, . , X, Q ' J b ' ix N Q ,1 W-fx, , g fa , , . y , A , 3 ' ' , fv , J' ,4 42 , A X 4.1.5 all ' . '- ' 1-41226: .1 J'.'K'LJ'Q'z?iQ. my A 4 W- 13 4 .JL ' ' V 3 f. N. 4 f W I 'F ' m 'wtf Q 2 2 1 -N Q T' M ' 'QF' ' X ' ' V. H ' - iff fi. 9 5 , l 4 Ar '- tt as 'QQ - ' V qv, , Q 4: . A, W K, M ,. my H ix Q J -A if I G . - X ' , QA, , 3 ' I K I ' ,NAS Mn X ' ' x W 8 ' ' 4' 2 -2 U! H A, E .A N Q 'J Q 'gn -Q - , 5. .. ws- ff... - A - ,r , ,f , , xg , . , g we L 7? :fax . ' 1 ,L ,.. fd - V1 yr IES OR OM SOPH gf D ir ml C C C C ga mjcw.. 9555! 6 4 cf Coca Cf awp: Q35 Q' C..-QC eq SOPHOMORES aw? s. ew- GAC M fm fCC'C cttw C6130 , .,., f CCWCP U CVC C GW bf' f' C15 ff' SWT' 1- ' w 54 N 4? Mx, , an s, - ' 4 ' Qs' k T WN ' 1 1 A ' Pl My , Q, as f A V ,W 4 Q A ' f' my f 2 ' 1' uf Q5 qi' Q Q , Q A ,: , ,, Y x 5 , Y F A Q ,V mv? : x V4 Wai 4 MMW2' ,fqfx - . 40 ,, , M x Q , , A V V, F wi .7 , A , 'T '55 x 8 ll V: I S ' ,W 2 f, Q an A A Y S 3 - .L - .,gVr ' Q ., 'WA , I . Y N 1 Q 4 em, I 1 F Q ,' ., min: , ' ag A f 'px' n , 4 , 4. Q I A . , i 1 Y Q ' u , i Q 5 ' ek W 'SQ U Q1 f,- -f mtg ' , ' 1 fl- V , . - 1 N ,X . X V ' 1+ - C Q ff - 0 .1 ' ,, wang. - pf ' x v I . . , .,v f I M 3 ' , . f K ' 'ICM '? ' V 4 ,A 'f .., aj A ' A v O , ' . , kv: .. .1473 M ,, ,A V. , V . , M 6 I P 'fi ' f ,,,, , , f' . f .Q 3 I 1 2 f 'A I 5? ,. . N ' 4 , I R ' 1 f SHMJEN 1-G C G We G L ,, an Cf-q f Q cific C LC Q , lan' 'W R? h A wg 3 -f - X, 4, , 1 ' f I ' K W . . V V, , a , I 7. 1 A ' In LQ Wap' fx 7? , 5? 1 xl. flvfqgxqv. MA L x , 1 nv , X V. H Q. ,V I xg? Q Q 5 fy, 1,-,fog V., A y . ? ,Fig 5 , sv Q R s -gin-g,.,gs ' V sk V ' '-,.,., 1 . Q -, ,, 6 I jx V- if L, GJ 1 'Q 5' 3 B 1 fi X ' fax ' ' YN F Y A V ui' 1' 'N ' - if 'gf M' 4 . 4 . ' 1. 1 4 V W5 9: I C-.,, f A C A an N ax A W-K H W an X - A C i ' iw - f ' Q5 1 E,if?:kf ,Q ,,c M f vfi Q 4, U W If ,Mx 0 . ly ' 7?-g 'ff , W 'f , -A ,., 1 K- ,'..'K , , , f 'y ' C '.C1Q ff ,iffy vw' x .N f 5 - 49 4 A ' if I 1 i iq -'x . . :X Affg' v 'if' I M . 9' 2 K X! 'Pt if 4 J' 6 LI' f A W X. -. 'if , , : L' ,Q V I m ' h.:,':1c?w? 714 'Z' ,IS aff V . Qi in , on X EY ,- ZW Gi V fn N Alrfl E-,QW 49654 17635 V1 55 iw: Q, N ' M R: U 1, ! weft S 41 ,ff 4 Qy A' .Af Eff ,, H l IFRJE Sm? The L' f YW G Cff fm c 6 C M-CN QQ. is rd YFRESTH MEN CC' flc U-KC cfv CCCQL, vfiec CC aff C' c Q C C363 C C Cie. 126 CFA' Q f cl C' f C f C fefafac c C cIc1ff'-cfc C C c 63C 'll 1 !,7?.WQ Q 'we 5 X ' ' ', 5 f 4 s V, 4 Q B v , , is ., - . -Q M ,Q 3 WNV ' , ' af.. T1 ' A' ' ,J . Yigdiw ,walk I s K h vA.:.. we . '1'f, '. + 'A Q -J'-2 2. 'vm P 1 3 ,, ii: . .g,,,,g'f , - - KI V H X s u . 8 ,S iz fl . ,l C , . -h , ' .4 Q.: m . W9 - .KAW M if , gg X ' ' ka X fi N, I A X +3 X. ,, 2+ 4 ,f 1 0 Y 5 ,fx 1 x, Vs V . X n fi s .v M . 0 ff- - P,-1 'M I s t C, . , ! . w 4 X ' , 2 ! 2 A ' ' Q Q' ' Q s , A . 2 Y - P x -A I Q-hi K A , , v v . Q ,, g ' , ' gf. 4 3, QV fn L Q v ' - f' 1' ' Q , J . r-4 C t' , , I ' . .5 3 ' , 3 5 , ' 4 1 , ' s V J? 4 111, Q A f' N A any 'gi ' i Cx ' 4 ' . ' u X ' ,i I , . . l 4 , va ' 7- Z1 ' 7 f , f 1 1 v 'S I v 5 Q - v .. 1 f ,- K Q A f 5 V 7 xx E . r Q U ' ' ' K Aw ' , 7 ' D 5' - ' -A 4 5' f v A 1 ' H ' Q' , - , Q A I' 'Y 2 C 'Ax' A N ' lv Y 5 s ' + ' . , . u , , . V . , J, V - X 7' ' Qc ' it ha f-t me sh tes beg nn ng wth the many footba n a great many actv has part c pated 950-5 Band of H gh Schoo The Garf e d He ghts was presented at the frst game when the new un forms new O0 The the ma orettes for the Un ted States nc uded a crcus and a trp througw wh ch hu- nf I' W0 fe We COD n these taken a frst pace our band has var ed contests and the Concert State Hosp ta ts Chr stmas Fest va such as affa rs n many annua Shaw H gh Brush H gh Schoo to part c pate n cz comb ned concert w th the Brush and ts annua tr p to The band aga n took three years tests for the ast 27 and the Euc d Beach Pcnc are Spr ng Concert on Apr The annua Frank Smon of C nc nnat Un vers y Schoo bands under the d rect on of Dr two act v t es HG part c pate the State of Oh o t w oft by a trp to At antc Cty where under the sponsorsh p of The Lons of be topped year w Th s grand n th s convent on represent the State of Oh o They w Nat ona Convent on gg I 3 0 '- ..- .- lg ,- .- .- 2 .- r- J '- '- .- as -- .- E : 'g .- ,- o- W . .2 1 m .... 1 .C o- '- 5 0 1 . Nutt, Betty Lou PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY BUSINESS MANAGER TREASURER PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN DRUM MAJOR HEAD MAJORETTE DIRECTOR Flutes and Plccolos Brush Dona Lee Clarke Joan Holman Caroliean Kucera Don Root Nora Lee Svvinehart Ann Oboes Dubbs Barbara Schumacher Don Clarinets Althouse Joan Blazlna Shirley Crevv Jerold Dobric Jim Gibaldi Vince Helda Betty Lou Jones Ken Kasunic Jeanne Klose Nancy Michaels Carol Miller Joan Nemec Dolly Nolan, Tom Pinos Raymond Pinto Raymond' Popielec Eugene ' Priebe Pats Scherler Junei Shirko Janet Specht Shirley Tan'ki, Leonard Wright Martha Lou Bass Clarinet Cergol, Rudy OTHER MEMBERS OF THE BAND ARE Alto Saxophones Dairy Olive Jean I-lemnfeter Ronald Kofron Mary Jean Pinos Raymond Shenk David Sp no Frank Tenor Saxophones Callahan Donald Cooper Peggy Svviaer Ronald Alto Clarinet Artim Ronald Trumpets Bienerth Adelbert Chattield Jerry Duia Jim Funk, Georgia Gregory Richard I-I s in Bill Johnson, Robert Murray, W'llicirti Navvtocki, Daniel Nolan Tim Rosa Robert Wiltshire Roy Young Hugh Horns Leppert B'll Nichol, Beverly Scolaro, Lyndora Waae, Joyce eznik, Fra Solo Chair Maiorettes Major 29 WILLIAM MURRAY JOSEPH EHRMAN ANN SWINEHART ROBERT ROSA RAYMOND PINTO KENNETH ZEMAN EUGENi: POPIELEC SHIRLEY BLAZINA MR VINCENT PATTI Trombones Crudele Helen Kalousdian Sam Obert Ruth Sm ikal Beverley Walk r Sheldon Wolfinger Ruth Baritones l-lronek Steve May Richard Tubas Ehrn an Joseph Kenski Dan Rocco Dominic Vlfillic ms Douglas String Bass l-larpootlian Lucy Be s Pete rs, Jeanne Tympani Cioa Emeli we Percussion I5 oaks Dennis Cougnlin, Neal I-lurst, Frank Torciuato Richard Wavvrowski I-lelen Wicfrzlviki, John Zenian, Kenneth Bassoon ruluiano, Wayne Baritone Saxophone 'nk, Hc . Band UIEIEICQIFS .- I Nr .N . I II Iv I I I I I I I r . Q. I 'I ul I if-1 ' 5, , , U , - -,e Q ' I X' I I I In X A I James, Jeff I 1 . X I , , I . . . ,iv 2 , I . , , , I . . I . . I 1 ' , K . . I I I I ' II I I , o k , , . r I i , l f i , f , I , , , , , S I I Q X , 1 T X V I Zel nk Fi, ins CHORAL The sensor chair slxty three strong was the best In several years This was due to the new robes and the larger number of boys rn the group Following IS a partnol lust of publnc performances and actwltues Crowmng of queen assembly Honor assembly Showboat assembly Annual sprung concert Showboat Maple Helghts festival Christmas program fevenmgl Brush festival Christmas assembly State Hospital concert Song festnval Commencement DIRECTOR WILLIAM TONEFF OFFICERS PRESIDENT RICHARD SCHMITT SECRETARY PAM ZYZNIEWSKI TREASURER PAT KAVAN The gurls glee club under the supervusnon of Mr Wulluam Tonefl has about 26 members which Include freshmen sophomores lunnors and sensors Presldent of the group IS Duane Ward vuce presudent Duane Reld Agnes Lawson ns secretary and Pat Holan treasurer The group has performed un vareous programs uncludnng the Song Fest Assembly the Music Festwal and P T A meetnngs 30 z ....,,......,...........ssss...,,.. cccssccc.c,. cc.... M R . ' vice Pnssloehrf'f,','fffffiflf, lcls clclclcl E KUKRAL XNM rio Q OOPS 'B HQ. K is is Y q 1 ffx 1 X Nf- . tif' X v.3I9 uengp- ,Y or l 6 New ik M' A X f Ti 0- X g5 '7 f f wx M P Xf if Zo? As, T-V 'LYCS 6 f'XfN pi gf -53 if f 'Gm'-, gf -I 4' X U f 6 fom V X, 9 ' Ku., 4- 4?,f', Y' Z I E 5 A ff Z,-- ,m A K rf- sg 5 s I1 ,KJ Q' Q Qffxfmn L e X 73.41, W flfllfffayr N HB9-1, -.4,4..,,, fax 111 55 1' 'P 9' X C? Cb I -XX 5 dl-JH MVA Q, W XA Nx?4,, iffy? Y f 4 5 1 xxx! ,f Jw Q L29 49' M ,. 1 4.1 1 ,fl L if 'A ' M. fl K ll Y x 1 I ,-f ,S ' ' To 4,5 1 - A gm , f ,,,.., 1' 4 K 2, 1! - X fx ' BQ . 461:15 x, f' , X X fl It Z V x If 0 X - AA . 527 -1 - L xx' 35 xx ' A , ' T' N- 4 lfif-' ' xx X X l' 4 'xl f 4' Y X , , X 'W s 5,1 -. x 1 ' 1 ' ff, . 'f '5 Qrb K , ' va? 'ff ,I X X17 '- nm-...5 ' if ff' V, I ' V., -f ff ., ff ' X 9 K -ffl X K 'gi' lr A QQ 071 S' cw LH 'M f fffy ' 5 7 X v qqrvxq, V 14,1 ' ' ,lr N f V ' J . . f, f g A , HJ Y, f ff f f 0 Sf-z'f f,., 'A ,wwiif ff !' f , 4-5 I I '- ' If ' ' il if , V ' '- A .X E' 4 ' X' ,J xf' A LJ , ,f I ' .' , ' i V K -K g ' ' 5, - , 'QA f JI H1 , f ' TV s Y X X XXKXT 'A 1 ' ' .11 O A .G NH .1 A N m X , A idx- , ,L ks 'I ,I y . ' NN X xXX, X K - 'I Vgvkkv f , N. :mic R Q I 'IV ' ' AX0 A 1 .Qi 9l:f u.ff'fih 'I 'V ffi F ,A , ' ,x X X' ! N -g h ' A Cl 1 - rf ' va ' 2 ' -S' N ' ' - N' is S Tung 2 f U ff - Q fx 2 4, 2 .,. XX f c ,bl avg? if Q ' X A 7.4 XX 1 f N T X N H ,f is I X J, A Q ,MZ ,1 U' X -2' - X Lo, My K KX , Y' ,-Y! X J' ix ' fff S ttf ' 49 ? jwlw In . ' ox Y :X ,5- Q x ju A 0 NN ' 'ff 6 leg I ' ' fi ' K XX A! 0 ' Q1 I I - . X f ' N Vx 1 , 1 M' 0 ff A ' X ' , X ,ffffh X' I ' 5h fl X! W' do .. W M X' A J If i. , ff x N' ' F , 'lv -My gap- N n q MA my Gig 89 X NN ,fin 669.04-X W X1-L ,H 6 N A , ' QL ' ,,, K X Y' IJ, vpn T? - I 'lu ,K s ,irq-foqjv Q. f ,af 6 H 1, Q gg ...mm 1 la, X 5 y WM' Warn.. xi ' S52 Z W if .4 , .1 1' , A w x A X' If M '- , 'Z 9 41. . ' ' ' , lf. L ' '- ' f' ' - ru' W t fff' W T I ' X .. .Juli iff? f G ' U 'ox I 1 L N14 , A V 1 ' , U : H A , .X f S , 51' fqflh' X I 75 , I f -, - . , wr -, ' f Vp i Z V 5 S 'xg f l . f 'L-5 x I x , x , 0 1 2, 1- M-::gf:,. A1-1,-4,5 X lxs , 0-0' 3 ' ' I .I f , 3 . ,, ' f W f X - v-1:1-:rf ,212 'f f I f V , -1 J 2 5. ?f..LS'5 x X 'dh - Z1 ' :fi 5, ' .nk ,Ill ,4- X ' V ' , 'gk t . X '- , 0 Nuo' IL , Qi , if Q' 'f 0135 L c. V ,My 'QI M ' kr V a n . , f f C' M f 1. f Jn ,A ,, .5 f f fx a f H ' , - Zz-Q fo' I 'LQ 4 f K ' 'i -fc arm: ffm farms I TOP ROW Mr Donald Qunck Leo DlEgudlo Ron Soroka George Asadornan SECOND ROW Rnchard Plgnahello Susan McCormuclc Tom McCune Russell Meermans BOTTOM ROW Audrey Schleda Lorne Bevus Bull Schuely Phyllrs Dascoll THE COUNCIL OF STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES The Councll of Student Represenlahves IS a group composed of lhe presidents and vlce presldenis of all sx classes fo represent the sludents In school problems The Councils power as lnmlled fo suggestion only Among :ls various achvmes The Council of Sfudent Represeniahves look charge of several assemblies and also revnsed ihe Bulldog Gunde officers are Presldenl, lea DlEgudlo, Vlce presldenl, Ron Soroka, Secrefary, Sue McCormlck and Treasurer, George Asaclorlan The group IS under The capable supervlslon of Mr Donald Quick 32 ,fm v A 1 , V V 11' ll' . 2 'V .ll lm gg! f f ' A ..,fz,x :av ,Sp ' ' 1 I, 1' C J , fl A Tl . I' :I V J, , ,T lf , ,I ' Aff x ' I 1 fl. L - J 1 ' - I l ' 1 A 1 f , nh I I . . I . . . , I . l 1 . 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 l' . . . . . - . i . . , . . . . hs 1 . . . . . . - . . . if 3 'F-iff M er A GARFIELD PIONEER YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORS Pattn BondeI and Marianne Bartunek BUSINESS MANAGER Warren Johnson PHOTOGRAPHER Mlke Cardaman ENGRAVINGS Joe Erhman CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Leo DlEgldlo and Joe Kukral PROPHECY Duane Ward and June Weber FACULTY ADVISOR Mr HaroId Kimball ASSISTANT ADVISOR Mr Ralph Witter N I O R S T A F SALES AND FEATURES Bud Wmg Tom Boyer Beverley Relnhart Pam Zyznlewskl Richard May Art Rockey Nora Schleberl Carol Sharp ASSOCIATE STAFF CARTOONIST Jeannette Cheraso Janet Runt Fred Klemschmldt Henrietta Warner Mary Lou Sever Carol Knst and Ed Schumann ,f X 1' J ,- TOP Patti Bondel and Marlonne Bartunek FIRST ROW Warren Johnson, Leo DnEgndno, Mike Cardaman, Joe Erhman SECOND ROW Bud Wlng, June Weber, Tom Boyer, Beverly Remhart THIRD ROW Pam Zyzmewskl, Rlchcrd May, Duane Ward, Art Rockey FOURTH ROW Nora Schelberl, Joe Kukral, CaroI Sharp, Jeannette Cheraso FIFTH ROW Fred Klemschmndt, Henrletta War ner, Janet Runf, Ed Schumann SIXTH ROW Mr Harold Kumball, Carol Kust, Mary Lou Sever, Mr Ralph Wltier F t T 'rr-: f M N :2f:?2f - -'-f A in , ' igiieeifw kai . ts -vl-,, 4 L- , ,ye ---- --1 -. 5, , , V , ,..,. ,.,.,.. I - ' J f ??E1f' ' I , ,, I ,. k I , ilk Mi - f ' r -: .EtlEff55f .I' J., 2 V At : . ' S E I: D I I T I 'I I I I I . . I . I I . I - f , 1 uf , 4 X xl AA .,1, 3 ' L1 ., 2 I J 'I If IJ! 1 . I ,I If I ,. 1' Q Psi-f A ' m,.,,As.!'.VB'lw 1.2 ss? 'd N 'LX enever you H S ou ho nt It as always Betty Marrek better known as Mouse one of the sweetest glrls In the Senior Class Betty has always been a friend to everyone and she has alway had a very smcere personality She IS President of G A A In whose actlvntles she can always be found takmg part Betty IS a member of the Varsity Cheerleading squad she demonstrates her t1ne splrxt and enthusiasm at all sporting events Betty considers her g eatest honor that of havmg the prlvllege of servmg as our Co Homecoming Queen of 1951 dont even have to turn around to know Aw' dw, wr' ks W EC! 06, 1.4 im! f 1 Jolt 0.1 BETTY MARREK M' ZOE VORWER'CK .1 N N hear the squeaky H1Ya In the halls of X 3'-i 'yxXWlth her sparkling smlle and twlnkllng eyes Zoe Vor .14 Sr werck o all school of the beside school has really made a place for herself In the hearts her classmates and friends She IS always full f splrlt and cooperatlon Zoe has served as Secre ary Senior Class and as President of the Booster Cub these actlvltles she belongs to many of our other clubs and IS a regular G A A participant Zoe loves her school life and says that there could never be a better place than G H H S Her blggest th ull and most exciting moment was when she was told that he had been voted Co Homecoming Queen of 1951 ATTENDANTS AND ESCORTS Homecomnng mght, October 20, 1950, walknng down the football f1eld were left to nght Ted Yurek and Jane Roller, Dxck Wandersleben and Nora Schleberl, Gene Phllllps and Eleanor Sholar, Wes Novak and Pam Zyznlewskl, Duck Schmidt and Carol Sharp, Betty Marrek, Co Queen, Leo DlEgldlo, Zoe Vorwerck, Co Queen, Don Solka and Alice Zachary, Bob Zelle and June Weber, Bob McCormick and Patti Bondel, Ted Ramos and Bette Nolan, Bob Rosa and Bernie Mruczkowskx 34 0, 1 Lf. 'x Q f .ff ' ,L ll A ff , Xl A Qi 1, jf ' A Q.. :D Q, 3 , I K V . ' X g, L J y ,X : 7 W 1 s 1 ,, X 'figs dy Ht . , , A W, ' f, 1 id, A CM. -ft fe lv' . .4 C. Y' l ' lx, ,Xa IV ,i N - . W ,GA V gfljf. 'gy . Q gy! V V, ,jfs-JN ' A . . ff? f ff , f Yr Q A B P 5 1 fa, 1 'ff' 1 ,Jw . L- ,x use u , K A' K ' ' , .Q - ,Q . K' 5' ' , , My ,, ,. A My Y . Wh H .I ,,. A Sv W, . . - - - I - G. I H- I Y 1 ,J . w ' is. ' , f ' - ' 0 l W4 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The varsuty squad of Cheerleaders consists of five members all who are graduatung thus June Zyznlewskl l year Bernxe Mruc kowskl l year Betty Marrek l year Alice Zachary l year clumaxnng the thurd by benng elected captaun The Cheerleaders are sponsored by Mrs Shurley Blame and they came an second place at have recelved hono s In the Euclld tournaments They have also followed the team all season the school spnrlt to a htgh standing peak Along with thus the Cheerleaders have held many pep sesslons among them Pep Agaun thus year they held the most successful dance of the year the Carnuvol purchased new uniforms for Basketball season as follows Pam Bondel 3 years tou namen s and helped In getting the Foo all Revnew proceeds t e Our drum major this year is Eugene Popielec. Head drum majorette, Shirley B'azlna, leads the high-stepping malorettes, while Eugene leads the entire band. To become a major or maiorette, you must have one year marching experience and also play an instrument in the concert band. The colorful maiorettes this year are: Joan Clarke, Nora Lee Root, Barbara Dubbs, June Scherler, Pat Priebe and Betty Lou Hejda. 35 s.. The Gartfield Mirror The Garfield Mirror a bl monthly student publication is put out by the Mirror production class which is open to sophomores lunlors and seniors It is financed by the advertisements of local merchants and student subscriptions The editorial staff consists of Carol Fischer editor Suzanne Rankin associate are Mrs Louise Conley and Mr Philip S White Circulation manager is Bull Murray and Walter Scherler IS business manager while the reporters Tom Boyer Frances Dasko Marilyn Hamilton Lucy Harpootllon Frank Haverlack Caroliean Holman Ruth Obert Nora Root Dick Schmidt Ed Schuman Ken Smelkal Joyce Trubiano Joanne Turkovlch Bob Rosa Zoe Vorwerck Carol Sharp Ann Swlnehart and Barbara Dubbs faithfully turn in assignments to keep the MIRROR a well liked and highly rated school newspaper 36 y ,, editorp Diane Ward, copy editorp and Ron DiEgidio, sports editor. Faculty advisors GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Gurls Athletuc As socuatuon us organuzed for gurls un grades nune through twelve To loun the G A A a gurl must partucupate un a sport and receuve 50 pounts and If you are elected by the cap tauns you may receuve 7 pounts or Team or T00 pounts for A Team When you have receuved os many as 500 pounts you are awarded a numeral for I 00 pounts a letter and T700 pounts your name us put on the G A A plocque T e G A A has a cabunet consustung f thurteen members Pres Betty Marrek Vuce Pres Carol Sharp Sec Maryann Muller Treas Bev Fox Attendance Aluce Thomas Socual Chaurman Carol Jean Holman Judy Mutchell Speedball Sue Ranlcun Tumblung Froncus Daslxo Basketball Pat Bondel Volley Ball Pamela Zyznuewsku Baseball Nora Schueberl Archery Dorothy Roller Muss Seudel and Mrs Blaune deserve much credut for the effort they put forth un settung up the schedules for these varuous sports and socual actuvutues Playdays are also a mayor actuvuty of thus club Members are unvuted from other schools and partucupate un games and enter taunment One of the dutues performed by thus or ganuzatuon us to serve home teams and vusut ung teams refreshments after the games Thus promotes good wull and good sportsmanshup among the players and schools PIN CParents 8- lj nught Soccer Supper and the G A A e unuons are some of the actuvutues whuch not only guve these gurls won derful tumes but also serve us wuth lastung memorues of the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon and Garfield Heughts Hugh School 5 ' f HBH , 0 lt ' . . . . . . D Publicity Chairman- I. . . . R - WHIRLO The Whlrlo Club IS organized to provide recreohon for Gor Feld Hexghts Hugh School roller skatmg fan Three parties a semester are held Mr Leonard Long IS the Sponsor and the officers are os follows Jame Roller President Georgia Funk Vnce President Ruth Wnllet Sec retary .loan Muller Treasurer LIBRARIANS Every morning lnbrarlons from each homeroom puck up the overdue notlces to be distributed among his classmates Mass Vnctorua Monstleld IS the advxsor Some of these students socrrflce their study halls so that they may help wnth desk shelf and readmg advisors work There are approximately 75 students who render services In thus orgonlzecl group FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America cs composed of students who ore Interested un the teaching pro fesslon and who are plannmg to become the teachers of the future Thus club IS sponsored by Mrs Mable Sclner and Its president IS Duane Ward Other mem bers are Barbara Flower Elizabeth Czako Patrlcla Mlrous Joyce Trublano and Joan Trovlgllo S. I I 1 . I I . 7 1 - 1 I . , . 4 0 '-. A 'A .r V' --' 4 I !,- ,fl r I, 4 , 5 1 I 1 . Y TEEN CLUB The YTeen Club thus year has undertaken su h prolects as a talent program for the Jennnngs Home collecting food for a needy family and sending candy bars overseas Thus club IS a co sponsor for the Honor Assembly which gnves recognu taon to worthy cltlzens of our school and at sponsors the electron and presentahon of our schools YTeen Kung The head officers of the club are Presndent Carol Sharp Vice Presudent Nora Lee Root Secretary June Weber and Treasurer Sadie Jones YTeen IS under the direction of Mlss Amy Jones CANTEEN COMMITTEE The Canteen trnes to stumulate cz better and clean splendud cooperatnon of the Student Commuttee and nts sponsor the P T A The Commnttee us under the durectlon of Mr and Mrs Nolan and the officers are as follows Bll Murray President Hans Funlr Vlce President Betty Nolan Secretary Ron Sorolca Treasurer The commuttee as as follows Zoe Vorwerclm Bernne Mruczlcowsku Sue Rankin Jeanne Peters Wesley Novak Duck Wandersleben Frances Dasllo Carol Oseclu Betty Bolc er Rowe Cavellx Fran Snyder Bob Delooze ar ara Kolo Carol Kest Caro Michaels and Sue McCormick 39 w I h A . . .- 1 ' , : ' ' , : , 1 , ' recreation for G. H. H. S. Its success lies in the , , : l , : , ' ' 1 , 1 , 4 , , , , 3 b , ' , l SCIENCE CLUB e S :ence Club a or gannzatson open to students nn the tenth through the twelfth gra es It us for the purpose o promotung an Interest and un erstandung the held scuence Thus organuzatnon has T40 members It has many socnal acttvntues throughout the year such ucnucs held rups and a rides Thus year the club eld n Sno Ball clance which was a success However nts mann ac an March The omcers are Ball Murray Presndent Muruam Rahe Vnce President Ann Swlnehart Sec retary and June Jacob: Treas urer e cu s under e sponsorshnp f M Herman Woods BUSINESS GIRLS Mlss Ann Nevulle and Mtss Betty Jew hurst as sponsors Dolores Schoepf os president the buslness gurls assembles every second and fourth Thursday of each month Havnng busuness men and women talk to them style shows and hayrndes are many of thenr tuncttons Their atm as to help members to abtaln a better under standing of the busuness world Th c' is n - cl . ' F d ' in of as P' ' I Y' , h Y- ' , ' h tivlty is the Science Fair, held . Th l b i th ' o r. MAGAZINE STAFF The magazme stofl had many clutes that wee very seldom recognized They had to checi the Incoming magazine ubscruptlons and see that all commussrons were pond out The person who held the highest number of subscrlptuons at the end of the campaign receuved a beautuful wrust watch The Faculty General Fund commuttee was represented by Mrs Louise Conley and Mr Phlllp Whlte P A STAFF The announcements are under the dnrec lon of Mr Harold Kimball and Mr Raymond Stlefel The announcements are handled by Mr Kimball and hrs student stat? Marnanne Bartunek us Chef Student Announcer others who have helped this year are Ed Schumann Wally Pach nowslu and Sylvna JetTerues Mr Stle el ls the advisor of the engnneerlng at announce ments The eng neerung ls done by Domumc Rocco and Joe Kern Th students doxng the englneerlng and announcing have ound the wo lc to be excrtlng ln erestung and lnstructlve STAGE GUILD To enter thus orgomzatuon the student must be at least a sophomore and hrs grades must average C or better The students who wash to loan must ac qurre an applncatvon from the sponsor Mr Raymond Stnetel and have the signed approval of all class eachers After the student has been proven satisfactory h as put on o months probatuon and gnven an assign men to complete to the best o hrs a I y 4 asslgnment as completed and shows Interest h vo ed unto the organuzatnon and soon learns o ope ate and take care at the various types of stage equipment 1 . . . 5 . . I J . , . . . . - 5 . . . . f Y .. I . l . . . h - 1, ,t . . I e 1 . , f ' b'Iit . If h's ' ' , ' , e is A ' ' ' l I ' A-1 i L1 OFFICE ASSISTANTS Duties bestowed upon these pupils are that of, placing mail in teachers boxes and delivering summons to stue dents, so that they may report to the general office. These students, by assisting in the general ofhce, obtain much valuable in- formation and in some cases credit is given, depending upon the type of work they do, SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS The cheerful Good morning, Garfield Heights High School can be heard every period in Room II5 as the fifteen iunior and senior girls answer the calls on the switchboard. The girls find this work offers them fine experience and training for iobs in the future. The operators this year are: Dolores Hamon, Sylvia Jeffries, Marilyn Jozsa, Joan Miller, Bete Nolan, Frances Nasca, Mary Jo Paul, Miriam Ruhe, Irene Repke, Dolores Schoepf, Marilyn Schroeder, Carol Sharp, Eileen Sullivan, Zoe Vorwerck, and Ruth Willett, MOVIE OPERATORS To be a movie operator, you must have a C average or better. To become a member you must acquire an application from the Sponsor Mr. Edward MacArthur. After this has been approved, the student is put on a month's probation and given literature and instructions on care ond operation of the precision movie cameras that he will Ioter operate. Proving he can operate and take care of the cameras, he is accepted into the organiza- tion, and is soon running movies on his own. BIOLOGY CLUB The Buology Club under the durectuan of M Edward MacArthur with Donald Kucera as club President has been a well planned and active group Their tleld trips to he Health Museum Natural Hustory Museum and a hllxe through the Bedford Reservation wll be remembered by all LATIN CLUB The Latin Club under the dlrec tlon of Mrs Mable Saner IS a cl b whnch was orgamzed to enrnch our cultural background and develop an apprecuatuon of our debt of mod ern clvlllzatlon to the Romans The two consuls or officers are Duane Ward and Frank Zelesnlk Donald Kucera I5 the quaestor or secretary treasurer The club has a membership at 28 canslstmg of students from the 912 grades wha have taken Latln One of the clubs actlvltues thus Theatre to see the movie Quo Vadus HOSTESS CLUB The Hostess Club as a public servnce club organuzed to povude trauned woutresses for spe clal functnons an the o o an community Meet ungs are called by p esudent Audrey Schxeda under the guidance of both Miss Kathryn Rugge an M I ut W r 1 g ht r. ' A , ' ' 1 ' ' i ' . , ' u , . , . . year was a trip to Loew's State . U r , . - s c h l d the . . ! d A s s R h ootball FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Ted Ramos Ball Shreeve Leo DuEgldxo Duck Schmidt Ron Qoroka Gene Phll ups Phul Albano Don Wem SECOND ROW Steve Cnfam Bop Hepworth Bob Zelle Sam Kalousdran Sam Sarantos Duck Cooper Wnllls Wells Ken Zeman THIRD ROW Foster Ellrott Coach Al Peterrn Walt Scherler Fran Snyder Bob Rosa Frank Pugely Bruce James Don Soxka Wes Novak Ed Chase Coach FOURTH ROW Ted .lurek Duck Wandersleben Rxch Toth Walter Pachnowskl Bob McCormack Bob Lawson Ken Coopy Coach Foster Elllott's squad got off to a flne start by defeatmg Parma 'I2 7 The hlghlught of the season was when the team hed Unrversuty 00 and broke Unlversutys 20 game wmnnng streak Along about mud season the team was hut hard by mlurues but thus dud not stop several boys from making the All Conference team No one qualufned for the fnrst team but on the second team we have, Bob McCormlck R T Rachard Schmndt R G and Don Solka R H B Honorable Mention went to Al Peterre Back and Leo DlEgudlo End Captaun Frank Pugley uf tt hadnt been for hrs hard nnlury would un all possnbulltnes have made the All Conference furst team Ted Ramos became mellglble near the fmush of the season whlch also hurt the team for he was the team s best defense lane backer So with all the breaks going agamst us the team ended up wlth a record of 3 wlns l tue and 4 losses September September September October October October October November 3 FOOTBALL RECORD 1950 Garfneld Opponents Parma Unuversuty Wadsworth Brush Bedford Berea Maple Heughts Wllloughby F T5 'I2 22 O ' ' 29 6 6 26 13 0 20 6 26 6 ' 0 . 44 lv f A lx aslketzlballll 6 9 Q A l.. H 1 1' BASKETBALL 1950 1951 This year Coach Carl McCulloch had flve returnlng Iettermen Tom Boyer Bob McCormack Gene Montowskl Fran Snyder and Walt Scherler from has State Flnallsts of 1950 The well balanced Bulldogs started out luke a powerhouse defeatnng Cnty Champuon Lnncoln 52 51 and John Adams 53 42 Then they started nn on thenr conference slate by blastung Wnlloughby 68 28 followung that game wlth a 66 43 romp over Unlverslty and a 55 23 wln over Brush Durlng the Chrlstmas Holidays the Bulldogs entered the Orange lnvltatlonal Tournament and won the trophy by beating Mayfield 61 18 and Orange 59 35 On their own floor the Garfleld Quintet trounced Bedford 67 42 The followlng week saw them tue a conference scormg record at Berea 80 37 Maple Helghts was the next vuctnm 61 41 At the scene of thenr prevuous successes the Euclud gym Garfueld downed a fnghtmg host fuve 53 43 Next an Wulloughbys small gym the Basketeers were hardpressed but hung on to wm In overtume 44 40 Brush was then trampled 78 23 The following night Garflelds 13 game wmmng streak was smashed the Bulldogs tasted defeat for the second time that season 56 51 In overtime On February 16 Gar fneld s 28 game conference wmmng streak was stopped by an aroused Berea team 50 44 Thus streak extended back vnto the 47 48 season However the Garfneldutes won thelr thnrd consecutuve Greater Cleveland Conference crown running Maple Heights down 54 33 The squad was comprnsed of eight seniors and only two lumors Snyder and Scherler The rest of the boys In addutuon to the lettermen were Elmer Gough Frank Pugley Leo DuEgaduo Wesley Novak and Warren Johnson The team was managed through nts 153 season by Ed Schuman 1950 1951 RECORD Garfueld Opponents Garfueld Opponents Llncoln John Adams Wllloughby Unvversrty Brush Mayfueld Orange Bedford Berea Maple Henghts Euclud Wnlloughby Brush Parma Bedford Pamesvnlle Berea Maple Heughts l , by Parma 53-52. Bedford tried to continue the cager's losing streak but failed 51-42. At Painesville 52 ' 51 61 ' 53 42 53 ' 68 ' 28 44 ' 66 ' ' 43 78 55 23 52 61 ' 18 51 59 35 51 ' ' 67 42 44 80 37 54 ' 45 QM 1 M B' 155 W' Wrestlin WRESTLING ,Gaz ftfy- ,4,ovuL.a-fm 5 Startung the season wlth many promlslng wrestlers the squad wl utstan?ng sportsman shup planned on a very successful season Our varsity squad conslsted of 11 mlghty young youths those of whlch are Don Martun and Fred Arrant 11031 Don Hood 11121 Bob Nutt 11201 Jack Tumson 11271 George Asadornan 11331 Steve Cufanl 11381 Dan Kensku 11541 Duck Schmndt 11541 Make Leulzze 11651 Ken Zeman 11851 and led by the undefeated captain Don Babe Wem wenghmg 145 lbs Our reserve squad consnsted of sux promlslng young grapplers tl'ose of whuch are Al Long Bob Cwlck Mlke Bemak Brinkley Davies Bob Butler and Dennis Brooks The squad ns under the supervlslon of Coach Ed Chase who has helped the team by settmg up certam standards for condltlomng and has helped the boys un every way possnble This IS Don Wems third year of Varsnty wrestling last season Don Wem won second place In the State Wrestling Contest rn tl'e 138 class and thus year Babe seems to be tougher than ever wnnmng 9 out of 9 matches He also has done outstanding work for the team On many occasions Garfield could not place a man un every weught class thus glvmg our grapplers a handicap whlch often proved umposslble to overcome Garfield Garfield Garfield Garfueld Garfueld Garfueld Garfield Garfleld SCHEDULE John Hay Barberton Maple Helghts Bedford Cuyaloga Falls Beneductme Ma ple Helghts Euclid 4 I . ' Jr ! N V . , A 91 If ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 18 1 ...V.,,VAVV.VV...,, V ' ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,s,,,,, ,,,,, 3 6 ..V.YV...V....., A ' ,,,,,,,,.,,,,s,,ssY,s...s,s,.,.. 33 ' .sVV..V,.. Garfield ,,,........,......,............. 21 University ,,,s............VV,V ' ..,.s,..,......,ss.s.,s .,ss 1 1 ...,.,,,,,,,Y,.... ' ..,,....s,,.....,...,,.,,,,,.,ss 11 . VVV...... , ' ,1,,,A,A4,,,t,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 14 ' ' ,,,,.,........ ., ' ,W.s.s........V......,,.......,. 28 ' .Y,,....... . ' ..ss.....,................ss1,Vs 13 ' .Y,..,s,,,,s....V.....,... 46 W W1 ' F - if ff! BASEBALL RECORD 1949-50 The Bulldog nine polished oft the sea- son in a slightly disappointing manner with 5 wins and IO losses. They were ex- pected to have a better season, but due to bud weather and conflicting school func- tions which deprived them of much prac- tice, the boys just couldn't seem to get rolling. Garfield Opponents O Parma 4 5 Euclid 9 2 Euclid 3 2 Euclid 3 Uni ersity B ush Maple Hetgh s Willoughby Berea B dford East Tech Brush Berea Maple Heights Bedford lNnlloughby TURNEY TERRORS SHOW TRACK IMPROVEMENT Although unable t win a meet the Track Team under Coac-1 Foster Elliott showed marked improvement With added expert ence it will only be a year or two before we are able to com pete with other mem bers of our confer ence TRACK RECORD Won 0 Lost 5 LEADERS Miss Seidel is the advisor of the Girls Leaders Club wh ch meets every morning at 7 45 before school lt is opened to upperclassmen 1012 The girls are trained to the best of their ability to lead gym classes and referee during after school Intramurals 1 ' t ' 'Y 5 7 x N Y , Q 5 T- 6 ' , fi 6 'r 5 C it 4 ' 5 Q 1 4 I3 e 8 .. 4 2 2 3 5 ll y I3 ' 2 A 5 3 4 ' ll O V i l!- 1 fl tg, J, 1 T f Y 2 of . two - - 1 T it T ,X 5 ,V tr f tl 4 I gf 1 T . A 9 a rf ,QS , ' T- Q 1 A ' g -'ki - ft' l' prfffr. 5 , . , ,I r T f r 'xj yy it I ff' - t 'l ' I I. s , X I .sa X a ' z '. I r ' , ....- ll,-: - g 2, 'fl .nr 1 Q f-v.-- l K A . -. I x N-NAL ANZLL A :fs T fl Q. 'V' V as y-72 u .L Xe , , ll A, V I , 'l ' uni d hd ' BOWLING TEAM Thus year our school became a member of the newly oganu ed unterscholastuc bowlung league consustung of 20 teams The games are played t Luns Recreotuow eve y Saturday mornung Theur reco d thus year was 33 wun and 9 losses wh ch puts them un first place The team us com posed of sux players of whuch 5 see octuon weekly The bowlers are Tom Jones Raoul Plent Merrul Cermack Ruchard Covellu Cocaptoun Ken Blask and Copto n Edward Foley g Freshman football us the provung ground for future varsuty maternal They work lust as hard but do not get he Thus years team under a new coach Duck Kotus ran up o total of three wuns ogaunst three losses FRESHMEN BASKETBALL The Freshmen Basket ball team thus year er Coach John Boyer a a record of 4 wuns and 5 losses The most outstandung prospects for euther the JV or Varsuty for next year were Wayne Trubuano and Ron Vasendo Phul Albano 9727 Plymouth Ave Magdalene Alberts 4858 East 95th St Jack Baatz 4865 East 85th St James Badalamentu 4929 East 90th St Jack Barley 4902 East 97th St Robert Barber 4805 East 85th St Marnanne Bartunek 4893 East 84th St Tom Bennett 9610 Sunnycllffe Ave Kenneth Blask 4714 Blythln Road Patrncla Bondel 9512 Bohnung Drlve Thomas Boyer 4632 East 85th St Muchael Cardaman 8612 Garf1eId Bvd Merrnl Cermak 10303 Russell Ave Joan Cerny 14017 Broadway Julua Cherrl 4676 East 85th St Dolores Coletta 4717 East 85th Peggy Cooper 10712 Broadway Sylvna Costanzo 12929 Rockslde Road Helen Crudele 1813 Wullard Ave Dave Depew 9321 Park Helghts Leo DuEgldlo 10812 Park Helghts Joseph Dlfino 8806 Plymouth Ave Anthony DI Salvo 4960 East 110th Jem Dluzln 12010 Wlllard Ave Glen Drelllshak 4871 East 88th St Joseph Ehrman 10168 Greenheath D Carol Fischer 12411 Oak Park Blvd Louuse Fischer 12411 Oak Park Blvd Edward Foley 11016 Vernon Ave Sara Forestlerl 8104 Grand Dlvlslon Beverly Fox 9304 Grand Dlvnslon Georgua Funk 9817 Robmson Mlchoel Gerbasl 9508 Park Herghts Elmer Gough 11115 Park Heughts David Gregory 12427 Park Knoll Dr SENIOR WHO S WHO Class of 11951 3 1695 1 7168 3 8581 1 5165 1 2798 3 0 11 1 4660 None 1 869 1 2741 1 6603 1 3267 None 1 9289 1 9104 3 4684 1 4975 2 4814 2 4541 1 5605 1 4103 3 0997 3 9353 2 3639 1 3499 5 3921 2 3970 2 3970 1 8173 3 8864 1 9501 1 4202 3 6253 3 5246 3 0892 Donald Greska 10803 Elmwood Ave Dolores Hamon 4919 Osborne Donald Hood 4649 Burleigh Rd Ronald Hopper 10614 So Highland Ave Louls Horvath 5124 Eat 117th June Jacobi 15105 McCracken Road June Jackson 1449 East 258th St Bruce James 4907 East 94th St Arthur Jaskulskl 10506 Grace Ave Sylvua Jeffries 9424 Sladden Ave Warren Johnson 9320 So Highland Tom Jones 10816 Park Heughts Ave Marnlyn Jozsa 13709 Cranwood Pk Blvd George Judy 11407 McCracken Road Ruta Kaczmarek 9913 Roblnson Ave Jeanne Kasunxc 10413 So Highland Phyllus Katona 13816 Granger Road Patrucua Kavan 4818 Turney Road Harry Kaberna 4729 East 90th St Ed Kraker 13513 Broadway Jean Kral 5062 Henry Street Ruta Kren 12820 Oak Park Blvd Joseph Kukral 4730 Horton Road Rlchard Kuznuckl 11020 Wadsworth Ave Robert Lawson 5050 Henry Street Betty Marrek 4684 East 104th St Ce'este Mastroplere 4718 Blythun Road Ruchard May 4708 East 93rd St Pat McBrlde 5043 East 114th St Robert McCormack 5258 East 119th St Joan Muller 4631 Horton Marlon Muller 12010 Derby Road Mary Ann Muller 4610 East 86th St Gene Montowskn 4814 East 84th St Bernadette Mruczkowskl 4907 East 96th None 0131 7076 8787 4337 2273 2801 4135 2480 7826 8645 4818 8434 7931 7931 8883 4710 6015 4980 3588 5928 None 1 2402 1 I 50 None I 5934 4618 4320 5715 6391 3162 1669 3436 1863 0589 9 ' , . . VU. - , . , . .DI. - , Rd. MI. 1- , . . . .. .t,, VU. e . ' - H DI. 1- ', . DI. - , , ' . DI. 1- ' , , DI. - ' , 3 St. BR. 1- , . . VU. - 1 ', MI. 1- ' , . MI. - , .. RE. 1- , ' . , .. . MI. 1- . , ' . . DI. -1 ', . DI. 1- ' ' , ' ' .. , . DI. - ' ' , . MI. 1- , . . .. DI. - , . ' VU. 3- ' , I . MI. - , ' . DI. 1- ' , . ' , , . VU. 3- , . MI. - , VU- 3- ' ', . .. Ml. -',' 4 VU. 3- , St. . VU. - ' , . ' VU. 3- , MI, . ' , VU. 3- ' , ' MO. - ' ' , BR. I- , ' , MO, . , . BR. 1- Dolores Delia, 9619 McCracken .. . DI. 1-6951 Mary Jean Kotron, 4884 Edgepark Dr. DI. 1-0668 , ' BR. - , BR. I- ' ' ' , ' . .. Ml. V , V BR- I- ' , . .. ... ..VU. - ' , - ' , Sf. VU. - , BR- - ' ' , ' . . . MO. - ' ' ', . V MI. - 7 ' , .. . .... . ,.Ml. - , , r, TU. . , . . BR. 1- ' , .. . HMO. - . ' , ' MI. 1- ' ' , . . .MO. - ' , .. .. ... DI. 1- , ,V ,,,,, V, V V, DI, . ' , . .. DI. 1- ' ', ' ' ',,, VVU, . ' , . . DI. 1- , ' ..MI. - ' , . DI. 1- ' , ' . BR. - ' ' , . MO. 24 - ', ' yu, . ' , . MI. 1- , ' A VU, . ', . DI. 1- ' , , , VU, . ', St. MI. - 50 Wnlllam Murray 9907 Garheld Druve Frances Nasca 5108 East 88th Dolores Neradul 11910 Wlllard Ave Bette Nolan 4878 East 95th St Wesley Novak 10102 Plymouth Ave Leonard Nowackl 12501 Wnllard Ave Robert Nutt 8909 Plymouth Ave Walter Pachnowsku 4627 East 90th St Martln Parasulutn 12917 Orme Road Mary Joan Paul 12727 Grannus Road Jeanne Peters 10108 Park Heughts Gene Phllllps 9520 Blrchwood Road Art Plantner 5119 East 113th St Raoul Plent 4941 East 88th St Robert Lawson 5050 Henry Street Frank Pugely 10724 Plymouth Ave Thomas Radke 12820 Thraves Ave Mlrnam Rahe 9005 Tuoga Ave Suzanne Rankm 12310 Shady Oak Blvd Beverly Relnhart 10312 Homeworth Ave May Resth 4780 Burleigh Road Irene Repke 5150 East 112th St Arthur Rockey 9612 Garf1eld Blvd Dorothy Roller 10212 South Hrghland Jane Roller 4644 Burleigh Road Fred Romlg 12925 Havana Road Robert Rosa 9706 Sladden Ave Richard Runyan 12408 Willard Ave Lucy Scagllone 13417 Granms Road Tom Scagluone 5220 East 113th St Nora Schleberl 13712 Wolf Road Rlchard Schmidt 4828 Edgepark Druve Robert Scuba 9811 Park Henghts Ave Carol Sharp 4995 Turney Road SENIOR WHO S WHO Class of 9511 1 7143 3 8907 2 2453 3544 7195 2984 3781 6683 1867 1973 2048 1858 6986 01 16 None 1 8515 2 6105 1 1272 2 1629 1 0827 1 9315 None 3 6817 1 3381 9272 2688 3650 3563 2975 3950 2707 1244 8835 3 7785 Eleanor Sholar 4908 East 85th St Bull Shreeve 4880 East 85th St Floyd Smnth 9617 Sladden Road Donald Solka Ronald Soroka Mary Spreltzer Rvchard Strunk Joseph Stunek Eileen Sulluvan Ann Swnnehart 4751 Burleugh Road 9910 South Hnghland 10913 Elmwood Ave 11906 Wnllard Ave 11207 Vernon Ave 4752 East 90th St 11104 Lincoln Ave Llllran Talboo 11903 Darlmgton Alnce Thomas 10522 Langton Ave Shlrley Tokarcuk 13721 Thraves Road Dorothy Tomchuk 4960 East 93rd St Larry Vlzer 12019 Wnllard Ave Emrl Vorel 4915 East 108th St Zoe Vorvverck 9606 Plymouth Ave Ruchard Wandersleben 4955 East 141st Duane Ward 4673 East 85th St Helen Wawrowskl 4837 East 135th June Weber 11506 Granger Road Wrllls Wells 9719 Roblnson Ave Don Wem 3717 Hlldance Ma lene Wngguns 9812 Robinson Ave Ruth Wallett 4865 East 88th St Bud Wang 11606 Edgepark Dr Joseph Wozny 11116 Wadsworth Ave Ted Yurek 5269 East 117th St Alxce Zachary 10105 Gart1eld Dr Ronald Zeleznlk 4643 East 88th St Robert Zelle 4780 East 94th St Leo Zemczonek 8225 Garield Blvd John Zone 12604 Thraves Road Lounse Zylko 4753 East 85th St Pamela Zyzmewskn 9914 Greenvuew Ave 9 ' ' , ' MI. - , . .BR. - , St. , .VU. - ' , . ,... , ,ML - ', ' . . MO. - ' , . NMI. - , . Ml. 1. ' , ' . . Ml. - , . MI. 1- , ' , MI. - ', ' . MO. 2- ' , . . . VU. - , . .. , .. Ml. 1- ' , ' . ,.MO. - ', .,, ,,,, MI. 1- , ., .. , MDI. - ' ', .. , .MO. 2- Q ' , . ..,. ., . MBR. - , ' . .MO. 2- ' , ' .,, , WVU. - I . ML .ID . . V . ' ' , ' .. .MI. 1- ' , ....,. ,. . . ...BR. - , . ... ., ....BR. 1- ' ' , . .. ..MO. - , . ., ...... , Ml. 1- , ., ,...,.. , ..,..DI. - , .. .. . HDI. - ' , ....BR. - , . . MO. - , .... , .VU. - ' ' , ' . MI. - ' I Sf, VMI. . Ted Ramos, 10204 Plymouth Ave. .. .. . BR. 1-1061 ' , . . .. . Dl. 1-4824 ' , . MO. - ', St.. ,DI. - ' , . DI. - , . HDI. - ' , ' Dl. - ' ' , ' . . . . ..VU. - , . , ' ,...r..., .,.,. . , ,...,,WA. - , . . ,VU. - r . ' ' , ' . .. , .VU. - , ' , ,ML - ' , . , MI. - , ' .. DI. 1- ' , .. , , .DL - ' , .. . MO. 2- , . , ,.BR. - f . ,. , DI. 1- , . . ,,...... . . VU. - ' , ' . MO. 2- ' , . ,,, .Ml. - ' , ' . .. .MO. 2- ' , . .. .. ,. ..DI. - ' , . . .BR. 1- , ., .. . ...ML . ' 1 0 MO. 2- , .. .BR. - ' ' , ' . , Ml. 1- , ,. ,. .MO. - I ' -- ---- DI- 1- ' , . .... .... . HDI. - 1 .. WVU. - ' ', ' ,Y MU,-DL . 51 1 3713 1 3525 1 4833 1 4337 1 6795 3 1359 2 0737 1 9218 1 1832 3 8855 None 1 1866 2 1750 1 9014 MO 4171 W2 1 2506 3 4997 1 4932 1 5370 1 7147 3 7891 1 0461 3 9693 1 3839 1 2552 1 2009 3 5122 1 4277 1 4783 1 6878 1 0266 2 1427 1 6997 1 6105 HALL GUARDS The Hall Guards supervised by Mr. Carl McColloch play a big part in keeping order through the halls as they maintain certain posts everyday. USHERS CLUB The Ushers Club under the direction of Mr Frank Trella is a service club organized to par tucipate in all important events that take place in the school auditorium Ths club is open to a students IH grades T0 ll and 2 ART CLUB The Art Club is an outstanding organization in Garfield High It gives the student an oppor tunlty to show his skull in art and to learn more give them a lesson rn anything the students w ud like to do They have had lessons in watercolor paintings and it also gave them an opportunity to make pottery and work the potters wheel huch nt used in the regular ar classes Miss Grunauer has done much to make the Art Club and her art classes recognized by the many posters which hang in G H H S halls The Club has no officers they meet on Thurs day evenings in on Informal manner But ut did function so that it ran smoothly , . . Il ' , 1 . At each meeting, Miss Ruth Grunauer would O I . V . , w ' is o ' t NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Naluonal Honor Socuefy us the mos? ex clusuve of all clubs un the hugh school I1 us open only fo members of The senuor and uunuor classes who have a hugh scholasfuc average Also fo qualufy one musl have Characfer leadershup Scholarshup and Servuce and must be cerlufied by all Ieachers Presenf members are Ann Swune har? Presudent Muruam Rahe Vuce Presudenf June Weber Secretary Duane Ward Treasurer Irene Replue Carol Sharp and Maruanne Bartunelm The socuefy was founded un T940 and us now under the durechon of Muss Bernuce Ashbrook and Mrs Ruby Mafson HY of Senuor and Junuor boys of G H H S meefung Monday evenings durung the school year I Broadway Y M C A The oblechves are clean speech clean sporis clean scholarshup and clean luvung Under the durectuon of Mr Raymond Needham Mr Fosfer Elluoh and Donald Souka The club Presudenf The group was very actuve on the gym floor wufh a fraduiuonal splash afterwards BANKERS The bankers are comprused of Mrs Dorofhy Voronaefls flrsf peruad eughfh grade mall-u class In room I27 each Tuesday mornung from 800 to 8 23 sfudenfs un the hugh school deposuf money and the Socuefy for Savungs puclus up the money Besudes receuvung mafh pracfuce fhe bankers learn banluung procedure , , r F l I 1 I l I , : ' , : , . The Hi-Y is a social and service club composed ' ' a , , f , . . u OUR PATRONS ANGELOS BARBER SHOP 9816 Garfueld Boulevard DR CHARLES BLAUGRAND 4775 East 86th Street Ml 1 0949 BOWLER REALTY AND INSURANCE 4825 Turney Road DI 1 9456 CIZEKS TELEVISION AND FURNITURE INC 4915 Turney Road Ml 1 3636 CHECKS PRINTING AND GREETING CARDS 4883 Turney Road BR 1 4444 C 81 S FOOD STORE 5145 Turney Road BR 1 4838 EDGEPARK DRUG CO 4791 Turney Road Ml 1 4940 EPIFANOS DELICATESSEN 8520 Garfield Boulevard Ml 1 9803 DR ALBERT C EVERT 13105 Mules Avenue WY 10584 GARFIELD HEIGHTS M 8- M GROCERY 5096 Turney Road VU 3 9675 GARFIELD CREDIT JEWELERS 4802 Turney Road DI 1 3836 GARFIELD HARDWARE 4835 Turney Road BR 1 3654 GARFIELD THEATRE 4719 Turney Road DI 1 4414 HENRYS GARAGE 4919 Turney Road Ml 1 8171 KAVANS BAKE SHOP 4818 Turney Road DI 1 1553 KUZMA BROS GROCERY AND MEATS 9402 Park Heughts Avenue BR 1 4755 KUCERA AND SAVITT LAW OFFICES 5845 Broadway Avenue VU 3 5858 L 8. E DELICATESSEN 5047 Turney Road BR 1 6900 LINHARTS SUNOCO SERVICE 4935 Turney Road DI 1 9779 DR AND MRS ROSWELL LOWRY 3590 Traver Road LO 1 6630 MR AND MRS R A MCCORMICK 5258 East 119th Street DI 16391 MIZWAY TAVERN 5980 Turney Road MO 2 9848 M MURAS MARKET 4822 Turney Road MI 1 2154 REVEREND AND MRS HARRY B PARROTT FAMILY 9619 Garfield Boulevard VU 3 8190 PARKWAY PHARMACY 8601 Garfueld Boulevard BR 1 3141 JOE SIEGEL 4800 Turney Road DI 1 4707 DR AND MRS P SUHAY 4809 Turney Road BR 12133 SWALLOW BAR 4650 Warner Road MI 1 9662 DR HARRY A TENENBAUM 4775 East 86th Street Ml 1 2298 TONYS SOHIO STATION 8703 Garfield Boulevard VU 3 9740 THE TREMCO MFG CO 8701 Ktnsman Road SW 1 1900 DR AND MRS B G WINTERICK 4847 Turney Road MI 12737 WAGNER BAKING CORP 910 East 70th Street Cleveland Ohuo H 1 436 OUR MEMORIES As freshmen we started alone and so scared Whule we worked hard each nlght to get Latnn prepared At our Chrlstmas party we had so much fun We had rallnes and parties good tumes had begun As sophomores we learned that we studied too much So out went the books and In sports and such Our dance was a tame we wall never forget The band played at games my how they got wet' As lunlors our prom always claums the hugh spot And the team In Columbus will ne er be forgot The penthouse Fort Hayes and alas our defeat But we had a splrut that couldnt be beat And then came the day we were sensors at last' And Showboat the dance and our dmner flew fast Our co queens our theme or our chosen vocatuon Well never forget Nor of course Graduatuon Wherever we wander In earth sea or sky Well always remember dear old Garfteld Hugh By MIRIAM RAHE and CAROL HSCHER 54 1 , ' - 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 '1 1 - ' ' - 1 I ' 1 1 - ' ., , . ' 1 - - 1 1 ' . . , , . ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 ' ' . , , . ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - ' . . , , . ' . . . . , , . ' 1 1 - ' 1 . , , . - . . , , . ' 1 1 - ' RICHLAND DRUG, 4847 Turney Road, Ml. 1-9754 1 1 - ' . . . , , . ' 1 1 - ' . . , , . ' , . 1 1 - ' . ., , . ' . . . . , , . ' -1 1 1 1 E- 'O I I I I 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 , 1 . , . . . , 1 1 1 ' . . , 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 I - . , . 1 1 1 1 1 . . fi' if QQNM, gf' I 9 K G, lv P 8' 1 gh 'U X171 1,5 f THEPR 'WIA :gg- 7 f , MQTOKIZALD PICK UP AND pELlVEK7 QUALITY PHOTO ENGRAVINGS HALFTONES AND ZINC ETCHINGS X y S COLOR PLATEMAKERS MOLDED RUBBER PLATES ART WORK SCHOOL ANNUAL DIVISION A sow Wm' PLATE- PRIUTULG PROBE. Us Urmtmg pfafes IllllllIlIlIllllllllJI MM M ffl W W f M P - J XX A 5 JC I 3 'Y I ,f- Z U i L - I ' A Q SUperiof I-4811-IZ-I Bu! Wnfns To Tfu Grurllzafnzg Clan 0 1931 II 1111 THE BENNETT GIINIIIIETE STUNE CII WARNER 8. TURNEY ROADS Cleveland 5 Ohio M 1 0080 MANUFACTURERS OF LIGHT WEIGHT CONCRETE BLOCK SAND SLAG CEMENT Bl ST WISH! S Sl NIORS FROM R L B A ROOFING AND SHEET METAL COMPANY 4070 EAST 82nd STREET Roofng and Sdmg Gutte s 8. Downspouts Install d 8. Repal ed Gas OII and Coal Furnaces Ins alled Repa ed Reset All Work Guaranteed Phone Offce Residence Mlchlgan T 8440 Mlchlgan T 6967 S ccessor to BICKER BROTHERS Establ shed T9l0 SEPTEMBER s yea ootball s sta te o a a th th th P gotten w smiling capt ra We saw pl ty of cto he o r Bull ogs e U e s ty and late Wads o mus football a d osse bl e u th s on as FII OCTOBER e hghlght ng event of th yea happened h a ek a d e V eck e e electe t Sp tCoQe s 6h dou etsott t foota e o Parets O 9 t n the ponso ed danc NEOTA ga e us a fre ay N ght e g CHEVRQLET BROW WELDI G ERVICE R 195 POWER IJ The Flrst and the Only Owner Proved Automatic Transmission In the Low Price Field HORTON CHEVROLET CO 566 BROADWAY BEDFORD OHIO Telephone BEdford 2 1880 lwfunfs Hcmfzfsf Cllllgldfllldflflllt fo fb: Claw 0 I ARC BRAZING ACETYLENE BURNING 4876 Henry Street Garfield Heights Phone BRoadway I 0232 1 5 , 5 I ' D ' I ' 1 i N I I ' . . . . . K J7 for I I i ' r - e 'r , ' I. - , ' - I - if - I . - .. u i Thi r's f eason r d H with b ng, at riller wi arma will never be for- ...Ourne ainwasFnkPugely... en ainwnu Cl mt nivri r wrth...The ic, , n award mispt im th up I ed. Th i i i e r w en Betty M rr n Za orw r w r d rein as All ors - u en ...The t welcome r par n u o he b II IT Id n n i . . . Tha n xt eve in alumni s r a e , . . v n extra e d . FO T , , ,, - , T , if ,S I I, 6 'A' - . . ,k i' U I : - 58 THE VALUE OF EVERY PRODUCT IN THE MARKET PLACE IS THE HONOR AND INTEGRITY OF HIM WHO MAKES IT CONSIDER HIS NAME BEFORE YOU BUY 1951 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE PIONEER IIIAIIK MIIIIIIE SIIIIIIII WIIIIIM IIYIIIII SIIII IIIII EIIMPIINY IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII NOVEMBER th th h I 9 Clllllilllllll nfx 0 Complzzm lzif romfzer Q1 we 10721 BROADWAY ROUTE 14 T E N P I N T A V E R N IOppOsute Gurfneld Parkb 4821 TURNEY ROAD VULCAN 3 9721 llflfl ICJHN RAW1 INS and B11 L COOI1 R Gorfaelds FO Orte Meetang Place 59 Op H rd pf1iII1'1 'eh th ,..Shbf Il-1 dJ' D yp dvb b'gh'f ' V d' g'...Th kgmgb ghf Tky d r' ...Th th , d'1fg11 Ip b. By II ffh dy H d y ly.Alkh h' . . 2 f f .4 IZ J. lr 1' vi ' . J: KONRAD FURNITURE COMPANY f mf hnfm fr fn flu n FROM 4857 Turney Road 4004 E 71st St S BRI 737 MI17878 Fan Cltlllf Trims ELECTRIC APPLIANCES I RADIOS 0 D NETTES B DROOM AND LIVING ROOM SUITES GARFIELD HEIGHTS RECREATION M, CARRMG S . CRB . CHM 4835 TURNEY ROAD VULCAN 3 9781 smics o WATER HEATERS W1 ll C11sfo11111s 811111 Thru 1111111lx DECEMBER M t THE c om R I7 111 Arlotvs GARFIELD HEIGHTS LEADER C Mm AHS Ixf11111'xHca1f11xf G H H S C lllglllflllllflflllt ffm Clnt 1 WRIGHT STORES AUG E KLEINSCHMIDT Editor 4829 TURNEY ROAD MI 16945 9901 GREENVIEW AVE VUlcan 3 0300 JERRY SAWHILL Manager 60 J . ' -. 'x 1 -- -AH - 1 X' If 11' X . . . -2 . - l C E E 3 December is full ot smiles and Xmas cheer which added to the vigor and zest of our f1rst basketball game with John Adams , . . The Senior Dance brought the proud seniors out in their Sunday best. Mr. and rs. Matson will be remembered by all for pu ting in their extra time . . . The long awaited Xmas Recess found everyone smiling and repeating the famous words, It's better to give than to receive. T S f 1 , I .' In - , . 1 . of 4' ' , ' p A I y ' i fr 1' ' 5 To .9 fri rf iil. O . . , l - fzwimgca , to buslness success As you enter the commercial or professional world from Garfield Helghts Hugh business school or college you will fund the prmted word essential In countless ways to the conduct of manufacture servnce profession or trade Our flrm which produced this yearbook is one of the outstanding prlnters of Greater Cleveland and has helped tts professuonal and mdustrlal leaders to success for more than forty sux years WILCOX Prlntlng Servlce The Commercual Prlntlng Department of THE GATES LEGAL PUBLISHING COMPANY 1426 West Third Cleveland 13 Ohio MAm 1 5647 JANUARY Back to books and teachers afte a o d rful and r st d PJ vacatno Be ng Good and Dow to Brass Ta k resoluto s are be g broken evey clay The basketball team n full swn g all the way FEBRUARY d to the B lldogs o ference hamp th rd year le t es Day As m bro ght fo ward the outstandmg st dents e 22 d g e another day to leep a lttle longe we all celebrated Wash ngto s Birthday wth a day off Coflgrafzzlaflolzs and Bri! Wzvfarv fo ffac' Scmms 0 51 QDQ WECLL5 go W6I'5 CORSAGES FOR THAT JR SR PROM S P E C I A L P R I C 4673 Turney Road O 555 CONGRATULATIONS TO THF CLASS OT 1991 FROM MILES AVE LUMBER C0 THE BEST LUMBER 14122 MILES AVENUE WAshlngton 1 5740 61 I l I f I I . I I 1 , . I I I T n O l I I . r w n e e e . ' n. i n cs in in r isi ig, winnin . Orchis u ,cn c s i inarow...Va nin' se bly u r ' u . . . Th n av us s i r, i n' ' 1 . , 1 . , ' , , Q , . . . , ', if H DJ J 1 - . II II I Gomplzmeniy 0 24,46 Zag em, M 5655 See 'Zia BARTAK Coq, and Supp., STANLEY HUMA num cu Realfor Company See Homa For Your Home 5361 DUNHAM ROAD Dl 1 28 MAPLE HEIGHTS OHIO 8808 GARFIELD BLVD 'I 7700 MARCH Mixed up schedules are being discussed and squeezed n here and there The Natlo al Honor d ents S rang Society held Its yearly lnducto O the 5th the G A A members enterta e par p Recess was welcomed with open arms The Sc ence Fan had many outstcmd ng guests and it found ht f a J o Hop on the h APRIL Sen ors recognized by underclassmen on the 'l9th Instrumental Concert held on the 27th d f f Ci Music Lo e s seen hoppln It a ound at the Mlrro Dance The G A A enfertalne is pas a pre ent members at the reun on o the 20th Colzqmfzzlafmlzv and Bev' Wzsfaew fo fha BFST WISHFS Claw 0 1971 TO THB VOWL GRADUATES and Mrs Chas .l Sharp OP 1951 STEVES BARBER SHOP Wadsworth Delicatessen 95 TURNEY RO 62 A X f r 1 0 1 I 1 I 1 . I O O . -28 . Ml. - ' ' ' i . . . ' n ' ' ' i n , . , n . . . in . . . ' ' . . . i 'r i , ' many scientists of the future on the 8th . . . Junior fellas and gals making a nig o it t the uni r 301 . ' v r ' ' ' r ' r . . . . . . ' ' n s ' n . I K X. ' 1 1 x 7 Mr. . . . , X l 4 9 A D H1 ff Uzfhcf I0 fha 6711541 0 19,1 S zum nl coofllzg and lfn 1111111110 10117 dlllllj IN LIHIH ff SMITH S DAIRY 6160 TURNEY ROAD GARFIELD HEIGHTS OHIO MOntrose 2 1040 MAY c ed d fh sed Sophs see st s a esse ther bg dance o the 1 F esh en also s b at ng at th r p We des d eh cr to o afh e The All Spo is B q Depa fmenf sponso he a n I d M c Fe Unde b 1 1 th r f F S Dnn r ss en g afier Se ors fo sgn year oo s nos g ge e 1he22d e23db d off B 9 fe? oala F 81 F CONSTRUCTION GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR 9331 Park Helghfs Ave Garfield Heights O BR 12095 DI 1 9459 4933 TURNEY ROAD GarheIcl Hts Ohno GAHFIELII IJEUUHATURS SUPPLY UU WALLPAPER PAINTS VENETIAN BLINDS PAINTERS AND WALLPAPER HANGER SUPPLIES WALLTEX SANITAS STEAMERS 1 P P F K K H . . . . 'f' I x' 1' f1'1 f'f11 - I I Ex ii an en u n in be u1Ys nd dr 5 for I i n 4h . . . r m een cele r i ei ariy . . . II erve I ers and edif given ur I fes af - r an uef . . . Ar! r rs I n ua Ar? an usi siival . . . r- cIa m runnin ni i In , . . Se i r e o or a me -enior i e on n . . . Th r rings us a ay un ai Euclid each and he 30fh a day o r s on Mem ri D y. O O . ' -1 . I . , . . ' 63 Safe, Sound Insurance Protection Properly Applied COMPI IMFNTS Ol Klenk Insurance Agency RAY S SHOE STORE 4808 TURNEY ROAD CLEVELAND 25 OHIO VU 3 3720 KllIl1fflJ Klrnf and Human BOIJIIIIIQ 2186 Noble Road Telephone MU 1 0942 CLEVELAND 'I2 OHIO JUNE O the long ated en ng of the I I e o s o u as o ellas Y eur dshngu sh d d e lockers ol fhe Lak Sho Cou ly C u e a o n an blue clo ds a g O fo e memb r cl by all ce e o e ro o H A e rece ed our dplomas b com o m o o con de e lo e f Cvffqvlwfwlff 0 BR I245O Res SK 12484 GGLUBSKI garjqefd Q' ll ll CLI! 5 615 LOIZ P Funeral Home C 0 osey L gere Iblglllfj Nuff No! Bc IXf7ll1Nlll Open 9? M us Corner Garfield Boulevard 8m Turney Road Phone VU 3 3900 MARGARET PARIS 8807 GARFIELD BLVD 64 I I I , , , 3 I, ' K, I n aw i ev i 5 came lh Jr.-Sr. Pr m. Girl in fheir be ufif I form I ndf inh' i' ie innr' e re nr Ib,wer dncing npilx Cl u , ni h b re e e . . . Commen m nl night n lh 7fh, b ughl we rs fo the eyes of all our seniors . . . As we march down lhe aisles we feel happy and ye? sad fo leave G. . H. S. s w iv i we e e a par? 5 lhe Alu ni and Io k lorw rd wilh li nc ward fh ufure. I ' I fig 0 Qu i , us? m Made Bridal Gowns H i r - in i ',', ii , Ji- , -'ff ' unm . . rm., Th 1 ., na. COlIlI7IlHIlIIfX 0 BPST WISHFS BEDFORD FORD COMPANY TU THI 10111 1711111111 IORD DFAIIR SIAIORS Ol' 1991 COMPLETE SERVICE ON CARS AND mucxs MODERN BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT AMPLE PARKING SPACE Conzplzmcufi Our customers are the most Important 0 H14 STROUP VARIETY STORE 8598 GARFIELD BOULEVARD people in the world Phone BEdford 2 3400 310 BROADWAY AVENUE VALENTINE HONOR ASSEMBLY e a y 4 a th ate of t n ual Valent Ass mbly c a the h gh school dtor th s s e ho had pro e t emse e o tsta n graco sness thoughtf l ss h m f othe hono e an H Y t e s of M Ray Ne dh Mr F ster Ell ott Y o so s Mss Betty hurst Ms Mble Sae Ms athy igle Ms Mra Ellott adMssAyJonsYTeens n d th Needs Comm ttee 0lZ6Ly FLJQ! 4120 EAST 131st STREET Phone FRanklm 3141 Post Office Box 1232 AKRON COFFEE 8. GROCERY C0 ne g m ' nd ' D R E S S E S ROASTERS AND PACKERS GOOD RICH AROMA COFFEE BETSY ROSS COFFEE SKIRTS 51.011555 SWEATERS 131 NORTH SUMMIT STREET AKRON 4 OHIO SUITS AND ACCESSORIES Co plete att e fo the b ide otte dants Clllllflllfl Inu 0 Presb Frmff and Prodncr SKylme 1 9344 Own: ana' Florelzu Kag 65 N ' f f . : I J J : I ' - ' o . I h ll ' f , ' ll Fbrur 1,195l,ws ed hean ine e ,whihwsheldin I ou I ium. At I time 70 tud nts w v d h lv s, u nding I I u , une , ent usias , riendliness, and r traits were r d. This year's program was made possible through the combined efiorts of the Garfield Heights Y-Teens d I- under h upervision r. e am and . o i , Hi- sp n rg I Jew 5 r. a nrg isK rnR'g g r. iim i 5 n i m e, - posor an chairman of e Basic I . . ' Sli Always the w In r I n s I m Ir r r' n . . , , - , . DER YOU FO E A R L Y COMPLIMFNTS OF THE FIRST FIDELITY MORTGAGE CORPORATION LEO GRABSKI 0 M A N Your Imrf Dfalzi SCIENCE FAIR e Fou th A al e ce a r e D f ns and the AI m Bomb Vhe cud Io m The Sfude 1 exh bfs ncluded Che sf y Bology Phys cs Mafhemai cs a d Gene al Sc ence 5 pe o Excellenf d Sui sfactory A ards g ant d for Org alfy Pu po e and Workmansh p m n us? o o e h acArVh a d M D as se u a a o I Sce ce CIub Co m e e Sc ence F P olecv B1 ST WISHI-S AND CKIIIIIPIIIIIZ nfs 0 CONC RATULATIONS TO THF SI NIORS J nn 1 for Ill M 1 If STANLEY APPLIANCE CO 6203BR0ADWAY CLEVELAND OHIO o plete Ine of Na? onally rt sed Ml 'I ompleie Selechon of F A a Oizgnml Guam Dfwgumf B3 XIII!! STANLEY FRANKS STANLEY cHAs wlmcs 4713 Turney Rd Next to Garfield Theater BR 1 2729 66 O R R I 9 5 I R D O . J . 1 , . Th r nnu Sci n F i faIurerI Civilian ee e o as i riu show. n i i i mi r , i , i , i n r i . u ri r, an i w were r e i in i , r s i . Alu ni and I d ry supplied additi n I x ibits. Winners were entered in fhe District and Sfafe Caniesis. Mr. Herman Woods, Mr. Edward M ur n r. onaId Quick si I d Bill M rr y, Ch irman I he i n m iHe , in Ih i air r ' . . , . X . - ' I f f I , Q. 4. , ' J A ' 'I f I ' Y ' I C m i i adve i appliances. I - C ' urnifure v iIabIe. -' 7 ' R i K' :A-' y 1 I 1 V 'I COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS FURNITURE 0 APPLIANCES 0 TELEVISION Bake 5 gqowers CASH CHARGE OR BUDGET 5094 Turney Road HALL S FURNITURE CO C ONGRATUI AFIONS Wh rr Irxfwmnx nuff H1111 mmlx T I303O Mules at East l3Isf St Furmture Display Room CI ASS OF ,I I35IO Mules Ave NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Nat onal Honor So uety s the most exclusuve club nn the school In order o quallfy mem bershup an thus cub one must be outstandmg nn character scholarshup Ieadershlp ani servuce Duane Ward Treasurer Other old members are Marnanne Bartunek Irene Repke and Carol Sha New members were lnducted nto thus socnety at an assembly on March 2 The Iumor an u tees were Mary Jane Hawn Robert Feucht Joseph Kern Ray Punto and Dolores Schoepf The emo nductees were Magdalene Alberts Merrll Cermak Carol Flscher Edward Foley Geargua Funk Patrucua Kavan Betty Marrels Bob McCormack Mary Ann Muller Suzanne Ranlun Doro hy Roller Jane Roller Lucy Scagllone Ronald Soroka Mary Spreutzer Emnl Vorel Pamela Zyzn ewslu Altce Zacha y The whole assembly and tea ere planned by the old members under the dnrect on of Mrs Mason ond Muss Ashbrook GARFIELD MEAT MARKET 4917 TURNEY ROAD ONE STOP FOOD SHOP HURFK AND NIMETZ mp Complele Food M 'I'e' Meats To Take Out 5021 TURNEY ROAD GVOCSVIGS Vegetables Beverages DI I 5245 Fwd Frozen Foods Ice Cream Mlchlgan I 6722 67 I I s - N f W ,,.,,.. ...x, ,'.f.', . , - I .. :' I ' ' , T ' for - . . . I I . . I . ' . ' . - me l950-5I ofhcers are: Ann Swinehart, Presidentg Miriam Rahe, Vice Presiilentp June Weber, Secretaryg ' , , : ' , , 'p. . I . . n . . 3 C I f , , ' , - 5 ' Y I I , ' , I , , ' , ' ' ' f f ' , ' , I ', I r . w I I . . ' 1 e J . - , , . Comjnlnmnfs aml Bas! Wrslyfs C OMPI IMIZNTS O, fu flu Scmorv 0 1931 Bowman Cleveland N FRANKLIN F AND TEN STORE Ice Cream TURNEY RoAn GARFIELD HEIGHTS WEST 47'h and TR'-WN AVENUE EUCLID TOURNAMENT I Herron s Banquet lce Cream 131 ST WISIIIS TO THI Greater Cleveland s SHWORS OF 195' Imax! III Crfam Complimf ufv 0 fb: THE HERRON ICE CREAM COMPANY E N D L Y , M 13121 PHIL BILL AND MAX 68 C ' I ' ze '- I- , , . if - The first tournament game was played on March 5, Garfield vs. Latin. The Latin players had u slight advantage in height which helped control the maiority of rebounds, helping Latin to win 50-41. In spite of the loss to latin we finished the year as Conference champs lor the hird consecutive year and wound up a fine season with a 15 win and 4 loss record. I J . I i J ls I , f J' -. l , 'k 'k E. - I I msr wfzsms CLASS or nl 511.415 e He 5011115 CONC RATUI ATIONS A D I S SIG N O Charles B Addls 'Z' ffouzplalf Sign Suucrj N0 Mgnofp LOOK Our experl mvmble ruolmg malnu sh loolr luke new Saves you plenty MICITIQOH I lozuol lodnyn new shoe pncea lung :hoes m before soles nl BONANNO BROS SHOE CLINIC Turney Road Corner Russell Avenue WRESTLING TOURNAMENT oy arc 3 al John Hay e gropplers wulh every bul of flghlmg splnl pul up a very good flghl as always They were raled by ponnls 6 pls for Grsl place 4 pls for second place 2 pls for lhlrd place ond I pl for fourlh place One pm was counled as one poml The lolal pomls made by Garheld was mne Don Marlm C1033 scored l poml for G H H S and Don Wem lolaled 8 pomls Caplaun Babe Wem welghlng T45 come lhrough wllh Hymg colors wlnmng FIRST place In lhe Slole Wresllung Tournomenl Congralulallons Champll We are sure lhal each ond every one of lhe gropplers worked very hard lhus season lo slruve for recogmllon by lhe sludenl body which I am sure found lhal wmnmg all lhe llme doesnl mean every lhnng bul lhe SPIRIT an whnch you Gghl means quule a lol SOUTH EAST VOCATIONAL SERVICE Conzplmzcnfs 0 90ll Broadway ol Mules Avenue ROCKEY S SHOES 4833 TURNEY ROAD VU 3 6954 VUlcan 3 8070 DOROTHY C BRIILL Placrmruf Dncalm 69 J ' ' FF - ,Y , . , u , . ll 1 ' 3 Q N V . X XX K I ' f I 1 ' x D c . NN l x X 1 . I ' www or-A -hi . I The Wreslling Tournamenl was held on Friday, March 2, and on Salurd , M h , . Th I . . . . . ' , . . , i if 1 O ' 9 Lef us puf new hfe m your car with the BEST Sprung Changeover an 'rown ' DODGE rr!! ,,1 I , , x cnsvlomri Q 3 :- Jn lllll una., IE s -1,-4.5 FORD IN! I-I A These manufacrurer approved lubrr charts assure exacrmg ps a record of vual servnces lubrxcatnon for all makes and rxghr on your car models of cars The popular Sohxo Secrerar kee Kea f Only framed servxcemen vsor onls and lubricants are used on your car d h he hrsr chonce of Ohio moronsu for years Only the hnghesc qualnry motor an r ey atrend refresher courses on larest lubrx canon dexelopmenrs DELLYS SOHIO SERVICE STATION 4923 TURNEY ROAD Garfield Heughts Ohlo Dlamond 1 9774 70 O O O . ,N-H- - - ' er Q J , Q .. H,2af n 1. 6011341'llf1ll1l1'l?ll1.s' zlllzl' Huff If llflllis' fo flu llldzlllflllg Clllfs 0 19,1 C 10111 Yblll Clh Cloulllllllclll' CIIARIISI II NC Mawr IOQI PH I ZI I AZNI S0111 lim HARRY BI YSOIN Illlflffll SARAH RINC1 allslllz ARI NCI M IYI I I l llf 1 Cfllllll 1 mx ARD IINDRA mm 5 RYBAK C olllll lfllzall al llll Cl AR YI-IUR IX IXCLK Cwrllllll IIIIHIII ll 1611 Cl I UXI ARD MAI I I Y I IJIIR ARD C ALI AC HI R llllf II all AN ION RAC XMARI R IIAI I IAI I II lll 'AVF 72 w - ' , . 1 i I 1 L I I 1 f Z ' W , 4 ' , It I ' Q F 5. 7'I 5 ' 1 ,I Tl Q r CII, Q if I .M ,CIICI ,Vw 'Ill' r If I 'll f I7 I Cfull1ll'ifllll1l1-l1i-lllrgf' 1 I Q I Q. - h ll, , ,, N I , ' -1 - , 1 : ff : 1 'f ' N I . , . . . I I , I 1 IIV' ffl 'C 'CJ-vi? IIN I' I II, 'I' IIIICF f.'I'.. 'RIN II lll'lf 32 I' 'lf +4 MY NAME ADDRESS MY OWN CHOTCIE MY FAVORITE TELEPHONE NUMBERS MY FAVORITE SCHOOL DAY OF THE YEAR BEST MOTION PICTURE OF T950 T951 MOST ENJOYABLE DANCE OR PARTY OF THE YEAR DATES TO BE REMEMBERED BIRTHDAYS TO BE REMEMBERED FAVORITE SONG MY AMBITION PEOPLE AND PLACES TO REMEMBER MEMORIES 73 C OAC RATUI ATIONS CIASS OP 1911 THE GARFIELD HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 4900 TURNEY ROAD Cleveland 25 Ohio Annual Dues Sl OO MEATS BUTTER POULTRY EGGS CHEESE REESE PROVISION CO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES CHerry I 7183 1332 Carnegie Ave Cleveland 15 OI-no WINNERS OF THE SCIENCE FAR SICS F d R CHEMISTRY A S BIOLOGY G GENERAL SCIENCE B b D L 1 M C G DE D dL P H d GRADE Ed S h GRADE R 1 ADE Ed F 10th ch 121h lil ST WISH! S AND IOADS OI I C C K IROM ED STICKNEY 61111 111111111111 11N SC HOOI OR OL T YOU RF ALWAYS IVPLCOMIH AT TI-II WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET AND QUALITY RULES serving a1rmou12f 5 .dee mam ALWAYS THE PEAK OF QUALITY 74 w I, N . , 1 1 , 1 f ' I I PHY : re omig, Glen Drellislwalc, Merrell Cermok. : nn wineharl, Louise Fischer, Robert Feuchf. : race Missol, Pat Krizek, Ron Kemski. : o e ooze, Jane c onnel, Rich Pedder, Don Humon, Bruce Kurley. MATHEMATICS: Glen Drellishak, Merrell Cermalc, Bill Kronke. 7th RA 1 avi ucas, hyllis einz, Dcvi McConnell. : c umon, Sue McCormick, Ron Rogers 'll : owe Cavelli, Bety Heida, Rich Pignatiello. GR : owle, Merrell Cermak, Louis Horvafh. : 1 ' J 1 J 1 ' : 1 , 1 .1 . 1 , , - 1 -1 I - I N ' f 1 1 1 - 1 , 3 c c ' ' ' ' G- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Garfield Heughts Hugh School Chapter of the Natuonal Honor Socuety held uts annual unductuon ceremony Fruday March 2 A total of 23 boys ond gurls were unducted No hugher honor than unductuon unto the honor socuety us conferred upon a hugh school student The most formal and umpressuve program was planned by the seven gunuor unductees or last year wuth the assustance of sponsors Mrs Ruby Matson and Muss Bernuce Ashbrook After wards the newlyunducted students faculty and mothers f the old members became acquaunted wuth one another Among the notables were Mr Gulbert Weber Mr and Mrs Charles P Lundecamp Mr O H Schaaf and Mr Phulup B Whute Presudent Ann Swunehart outluned the qualuficatuons neces sary for acceptance unto thus natuonal organuzatuon after whuch the four udeals of the honor socuety were represented by bruef memoruzed speeches Carol Sharp spoke about Character Duane Ward Scholarshup June Weber Leadershup and Muruam Rahe Servuce Pages Maruonne Bartunek and Irene Repke called the much surprused and unsuspectung unductees to the stage where they receuved robes and were escorted unto the lumelught by Carol Muruam and Duane June stood by and unstructed each new member to sugn the Golden Book of the VALENTINE H Assembly whuch was held un the hugh school audutoruum At thus tume 70 students who have proved themselves outstandung un gracuousness thoughtfulness enthusuasm fruendluness and other trauts were honored Twelve members of the faculty assembled and formed a commuttee whuch unvestugated the Basuc Needs of Students They decuded that there were many students who needed t get status un order to possess a sense of belongung and con cluded that the hugh school should have some type of pro gram whuch would recognuze a new group of people by the students The result was an assembly held on Valentunes Day honorung those who have shown themselves worthy un the prevuously mentuoned personaluty trauts Each student was guven an opportunuty un homeroom to choose any boy or gurl whom he thought was a shunung example of one or all of these trauts ln 25 words or less he was to wrute a recommendatuon or account of how that person dusplayed gracuousness thoughtfulness enthusuasm and! or fruendluness After all the recommendatuons were com pleted and collected they were voted upon agaun and agaun by a student commuttee untul by elumunatuon the deservung students were selected Thus years program was made possuble through the com buned efforts of the Garfield Heughts YTeens and HuY under Natuonal Honor Socuety whule Ann personally congratulated them Hugh School pruncupal Mr Charles Lundecamp acknowl edged the unductuon and superuntendent Mr O H Schaaf also spoke bruefly Mr Gulbert Weber presudent of the Alumnu Assocuatuon presented the puns bearung the keystone and Hamung torch The chorus under the durectuon of Mr Wulluam Toneft sang Youll Never Walk Alone and the Beneductuon Requurements for acceptance unto thus organuzatuan begun wuth a hugh scholastuc average Junuors must average 45 and senuors 40 However scholarshup us not the only decudung factor for one must also possess good character contrubute servuce to the school and be a leader Upon these four hugh udeals are Natuonal Honor Socuety members chosen The gunuor unductees are Mary Jane Hawn Robert Feucht Joe Kern Ray Punto and Dolores Schoepf The unducted senuors are Magdalene Alberts Merrull Cermak Carol Fuscher Edward Foley Georgua Funk Pat Kavan Bette Marrek Robert McCormuck Mary Ann Muller Suzanne Rankun Dorothy Roller Jane Roller Lucy Scagluone Ronald Soroka Mary Spreutzer Emul Vorel Aluce Zachary and Pamela Zyznuewsku ONOR ASSEMBLY HuY sponsors Muss Betty Jewhurst Mrs Mable Saner Muss Kathryn Ruggle Mrs Muruam Elluott and Muss Amy Jones Y Teen sponsor and chaurman of the Basuc Needs Commuttee The honorees for l95Ol95I are Patrucua Bartunek Joan Blazey Jean Bruno Melvun Bucholtz Annabelle Bump Pat Carter Julua Cherru Steve Cufanu Bert Czako Thomas Czerny Barbara Dubbs Sandra Ersek Don Eberlung Peggy Feucht Louuse Fuscher Carol Jonuska Marulyn Jozsa Leah Larson Kathryn Lesmer Rose Marue Lesta Dorothy Lunk Jane Metzger Carol Muchaels Mary Ann Muller Joyce Mutchel Dolly Nemec Ed Nemec Ed Nemeth Beverly Nuchols Bete Nolan Davud ORourk Mulan Pasek Jean Pouska Ray Roberts Irene Repke Bob Rosa Marulyn Sammon Pat Sutaw sku Mary Lou Sever Carolyn Schaff Marulyn Scholtz Ray Scherler Walt Scherler Ruchard Schmudt Ron Sumua Ron Soroka Lunda Struzzu Ann Marue Struzzu John Szustak Carol Thomas Pat Tutus Frank Verubuar Joe Vugluone Zoe Vor werck Douglas Wulluams Those who have meruted awards both last year and thus year are George Asadoruan Jeannette Cheraso Beverly Fox Elmer Gough Warren Johnson Don Kruzek Don Kucero Duno Lu cerellu Bob McCormuck Russell Meermans Bull Murray Donna Nueman Carol Sharp Frank Speno Joe Wozny 1 1 1 I I . . . I I . I I 1 - 1 - 1 I I . . I . I . . 4 . I 1 . l I ' ' . I . , . I , 11 1 11 11 - - 11 , . . - ' ' I I. I I O . . . . . . 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 1 . . 1 Q : I I 1 ' - I . I ' . 1 . I . I I . I .. I I , ' . I . I I . I I . I - ' l ' 1 1 4 . 1 l 1 , I , I ' I I I V I ' . , V I , . . V l V ' I . I February I4, l95'l, was the date of the annual Valentine the supervision of Mr. Ray Needham and Mr. Foster Elliott, I . . . . . I .I I . I I I . . l I . . I I .. . I . I I . . I I . I . . I I . . I I . I . I 1 . - 1 11 1 11 . . . . I I I I I ' o 1 1 1 1 I ' 4 1 1 I l 1 1 l - I I I ' I . I I ' I I I - 1 . . . ' I I I I I - 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 T ' I I I ' I - ' ' ' .1 1 1 . 1 ' ' ' 1 1 I . 1 - l 1 I I I I . . .I . . .I I , , I . I . . I . . I I ' r I . I I ' I I .I , . . I . I 1 1 1 . f I P I I I ' - 1 - . . . T I I I I D - - V I I I ' fg.UTfQfGRAm1S 9 I Lg Q 1 K ', .I l at ef, ,U Xi 1 I G , .... ., . V , . U-.X Y ,A ,- .,... V. . , 1 V I, 5 U1 , , 1 , ,. A,,nzs,,,M I if F! if px r fi jf MM if 3 'S 5 K fi A ,uf ziaaztg. g M L65 fi?-'La,,M QQWQJM 'V 4 W 3 if ',-fm, V 34? , A Wil? xg, In N i J X -L V . ' V 1+ wwf ff A J' Jw gy, aw. V V- my vwvizy Y I 1? K, RJ W4 K we QQ -F' Q. N f' e' P j kj In - ....,. ., , W f 4,.. ' r 4- ' .- Jig if W 2 it S xv X bla ug 'in if 'z .W ,W Jw .U H, XB: ,- .. 1 , f . ,kv ' ff. my g f r , J' kk vw DX WM ,wwf if y WW ,iff ffffffw Qifff, 'wlslwpwf y awhujl M fn' QXWHU yy? iff F ,gg . f , Amt? if EQ: 1 M - b Mafia 23 f 1 1 Liga - l JE,- - ,Q , PM I 1 , 3 W jx ga yf I I. ' Q 1 1 4 ' Qvlpy . L' Y 1' W3 E 9x A A 1 it i 4 . fain f ,C 5 :Mig , ' Q I ' M . , D ? A W Q A V 1 ' ', , . A, J -1 xg M ,J ,. , -' A ,AJ pe 2 , L L 5 F .43 tj P ..l I we ' ,J . I A f y gg ff' E ci C5 WL FH? '- CW if A 5 ummm is in Q H 'HM 'eb-Q .1fff.fM-2 QTSQM