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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

I af 1 U' arfield ioneer Yearbook Staff 4. s XX. X v. gun. O35 S A Q as si 4? if TCT' EDITORS ADVISOR W' Kae Elaine Jane Mr..Harold ,C-1? Km Koslell Mefzger Kimball EDITORIAL ASSISTANT ASSISTANTS ADVISOR Marilyn Mr. Ralph Bell Kubinski Lorefa Wilfer STAFF . ,Q 'I ARTIST AND PATRON SALES 2 ATHLETICS ATHLETICS MANAGERS Doug Ed Roger Allan Williams Schuman Sobieski Tepley FEATURES AND SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS Bob Grace Jack Rila ix S-s Anderson Missal Soroka Zoulrar X ' If ' UNDERCLASS ASSOCIATE STAFF .4 ' Addie Beve Tom Florence . Di Fino Bolan Baxla Harrison Patli Beverly Marlene Barbara Nj Jaflrin Bradler Gillespie Kammerer YY 'Q' my Published by GARFIELD HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL 4900 TURNEY RD., GARFIELD HEIGHTS, OHIO I L MR. O. H. SCHAAF MR. EARL BAHM MR. JACK WILSON Superintendent of Schools President Clerk-Treasurer .vw -nf MRS. ANNA PETERS MR. FRANK KNIOLA MRS. SARA JANE JABLONSKI MR. DONALD MANTEL Vice President Board Member Board Member Board Member ADMINISTBATIUN This group consists of our five member board of education, superintendent of schools, and clerk- treasurer. Each board member has been elected, by the citizens of our community, for a term of four years. Three of these members were elected in November, 1949. The other two in 1951. They took office during the first week of the following January. Pictured on this page are: Mr. Earl F. Bahm, president of the board of education Mrs. Anna H. Peters, vice president Mr. Frank Kniola, board member Mrs. Sara Jane Jablonski, board member Mr. Donald E. Mantel, board member Mr. O. H. Schaaf, superintendent of schools , Mr. Jack F. Wilson, clerk-treasurer The quality of our teachers, the condition of our buildings, grounds, textbooks, and educational equipment attest the sincerity, foresight, and efficiency of these men and women. So long as Garfield Heights citizens elect board members because of their capabilities and their genuine interest in good schools, our youth will be assured of excellent educational advantages. 2 rincipal This issue of the Pioneer Yearbook will have special significance because it is published in the year of the Ohio Sesquicentennial observation when all Ohio is celebrating the achievements of the first one hundred fifty years of existence as a State. The love of state and a knowledge of its history and traditions are a most important part of education in our democracy. Faith, in- spiration, and a sense of security come from an appreciation of our pioneering past. The Garfield Pioneer is very aptly named. Its pages will furnish the history and traditions of a segment of Ohio which are very important in the lives of all who have been privileged to grad- uate from Garfield Heights High School. Reading these pages now and in years to come will in- spire love of state, love of community, a sense of security, and an appreciation of the educational advantages provided by the good citizens of Garfield Heights. CHARLES P. LINDECAMP, Principal. 3 Senior Class fficers June, 1953 ALLAN TEPLEY CLASS PRESIDENT Football Captain, Yearbook, Track, P. A. Announcer, Class Officer, Hall Guards, Council of Student Representatives Homeroom Officer, Dramatics, Intramurals. TOM McCUNE CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT Football, Baseball, Class Officer, Homeroom Officer, Schol- arship, National Honor Society, Hall Guards, Choral, State Test, Showboat, Council of Student Representatives, Canteen Committee, Intramurals, Citizenship, Clubs: Science, Latin, Dramatics. JERRY CHATFIELD CLASS SECRETARY Basketball, Baseball, Band, Pep Band, Intramurals, Or- chestra, Homeroom Officer, Dramatics, Showboat, Class Officer, Hall Guards, Magazine Campaign, Citizenship. JACK SOROKA CLASS TREASURER Football, Wrestling, Class Officer, State Tests, Yearbook, Intramurals, Citizenship, Hall Guards, Mirror, Librarian, P. A. Staff, Scholarship, Science Club, Stage Guild, National Honor Society. 4 I Seniors, une 1953 ROBERT ANDERSON Scholarship, Track, Citizenship, Yearbook, Stage Guild, Intra- murals, Showboat, Choral, Honor Assembly, Clubs: Spanish, Science. WALTER ANTHONY Basketball Track librarian Homeroom Officer Intramurals FRED ARANT Wrestling Homeroom Officer Intramurals Choral RUFUS ARNOLD Bond Honor Assembly Dramatics Science Club MARTHA RITA ASMONDY Showboat, Intramurals, G. A. A. Dromotics, Citizenship, Scholar- ship, Clubs: Science, Booster, Shannock Valley High School. 'Er bt SAUL ASMONDY Football Wrestling Baseball Shannock Valley High School HELEN AUGUSTINO G. A. A., Choral, Dramatics, Clubs: Booster, Science, Business Girls, Intramurals. MARY BANNAIAN Homeroom Officer, Citizenship, Honor Assembly, Magazine Cam- paign, Glee Club, Scholarship, Showboat, Dromotics, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, Y-Teen, Booster, Business Girls, Spanish, World Affairs, National Honor Society. BETTY JANE BECCI Glee Club, Intramurals, Showboat, Hall Guards, Librarian, Dra- matics, Clubs: Science, G. A. A., Booster, Business Girls, Y-Teen. GEORGIA BELI. Intramurals, Showboat, Yearbook, Citizenship, Mirror, Glee Club, Hall Guards, Clubs: G. A. A., D r a m a t i c s, Y-Teen, Booster, Science, Business Girls. C Seniors, une 1953 AI.INE CHAPMAN Dramatics, Citizenship, Homeroom ROBERT 'ELLIS t Aw. rs.. 5 Officer, Magazine Committee, In- Tracll f 1 fa A tramurals, Glee Club, librarian, Intramurals I' A Showboat, Band, Scholarship, Honor Assembly A ,..,,,-Q H Clubs: Science, G. A. A., Y-Teen, - xiwy Business Girls, Mira Costa and L 'E Westchester High School. I JOAN CLARKE ROBERT all-ICKI Intramurals, Dramatics, Homeroom Hall Guards xx pm Oiticer, Showboat, leaders, Citi- lntramurals ' zenship, Band Majorette, Queen's Tnaclc . 1 f ix 'V k Attendant, .Scholarship, Clubs: Citizenship -my . W 'T 'l7 G. A. A., Science, Spanish, Boost- .. A vt. ' er, Y-Teen. x Ch. ROBERT BUTLER Homeroom Officer , A.. b , ,. 5 Librarian X 9' 6,84 'WUI KENNETH CONWAY Hall Guards Q Lutheran High School Intramurals 5' iiq Wrestling H-...r W . ' 5 DONNA CARDAMAN Choral, Intramurals, Hall Guards, Dramatics, Showboat, Glee Club, Clubs: G. A. A., Art. JOANNE CHAHULSKI Intramurals, Hall Guards, Glee Club, Showboat, Leaders, Citizen- ship, Ollice Assistant, Clubs: Booster, G. A. A., Ushers, Busi- ness Girls. 'fi -v- G' fe all-S :FQ Y' 'S 6 -1-J 'J' 'STS' NEAL COUGHLIN Movie Operator, Ushers, Office Assistant, Librarian, Band, Pep Band, Hall Guards, Clubs: Latin, Science, Biology, Future Teachers. SHIRLEY CWIKLINSKI Leaders, Showboat, Office Assist- ant, Glee Club, Citizenship, Clubs: Booster, Business Girls, G A. A., Science, Scholarship, ln- tromurals, Oltice Assistant. Seniors, une 1953 .IEANNE DAIRY B a n d, Showboat, Intramurals, Leaders, Citizenship, Pep Band, Scholarship, Clubs: G. A. A., Host- ess, Science, Spanish, World Af- fairs, Dramatics, Business Girls, National Honor Society. BRINLEY DAVIES Homeroom Oiiicer Track Intramurals Dramatics LARRY DAVIS F o o t b all Manager, Basketball Manager, Intramurals, M i r r o r StaH, State Tests, Movie Opera- tors, Hall Guards, Citizenship, Scholarship, Magazine Campaign, Clubs: Science, Biology, Latin, National Honor Society, World Affairs. ' 'ti ai? -sf ... il u Q 43' -oe . NP' 4 QL nossnr nsioozs ,Q if W Movie Operator, Stage Guild, 3' ,Z I f ' W Homeroom Officer, Hall Guards, 3 ,J ' ' Clubs: Science, World Affairs. ,if ' f' M ' SS.. . g K FRANK DROP I Homeroom Officer N ' Showboat Y wmv I fl .,, Science Club I Track up , f 5,- Choral , Y f ss.,-' CitizenshiP ' ' , T wb .I 7 DAVID EARL Choral Showboat Citizenship Librarian Science Club MARGARET EARL Choral, Showboat, Citizenship, Clubs: Y-Teen, Hostess, Leaders Booster, Business Girls, Science. MARGARET FEKE Choral, Intramurals, Showboat Citizenship, Clubs: G. A. A. Booster, Science, Drarnatics. THOMAS FENNELL Science Club Intramurals Homeroom Oflicer Dramatics RALPH FILSON Homeroom Officer Track Intramurals 1 I Seniors, une 1953 JOE FIORE Football - l. East Tech Hugh School DONALD FITZGERALD P. A. Engineer, Movie Operators, Scholarship, Citizenship, Show- boat, State Tests, Intramurals, Clubs: Stage Guild, Latin, World Atfairs, Science, Biology, Dra- JAMES FUEGLEIN IRENE FULOP Leaders Hostess Club G. A. A. Intramurals matics, National Honor Society. DAVID FOCHT Intramurals, State Tests, Home- room Oflicer, Citizenship, Clubs: Science, Latin. DON FRACASSO Baseball, Football, Basketball, ln- tramurals, Homeroom Officer, Dra- . ' matics. LILLIAN FROST Showboat, Switchboard, Glee C l u b, Citizenship, Intramurals, Homeroom Otlicer, Hall Guards, Librarian, Clubs: Leaders, Dro- matics, Hostess, Science, Business Girls, Booster, G. A. A. Ushers Q f DANIEL ozone: 'X is 1 K ' Science Club 1 ,gk PATRICIA GRILL Intramurals, Hall Guards, Choral, Showboat, Glee Club, Homeroom Oflicer, Oflice Assistant, Orchestra, Clubs: latin, G. A. A., Hostess, Leaders, Science, Dramatics, Busi- ness Girls, F u t u r e Teachers, lx, Booster. is iii 45 .P MARLEEN HAVANISH A Citizenship, Glee Club, Home- room Officer, Showboat, Intra- Qnbf A murals, Magazine Campaign, State Tests, Scholarship, Clubs: Q' Booster, G. A. A., Business Girls, Leaders, latin, Science, Y-Teen, Dramatics. -2 . W . T1 i M .g el Seniors, une 1953 NORMA HENDERSON State Tests, Choral, Citizenship, Glee Club, Showboat, Librarian, lntramurols, Clubs: latin, Biology, G. A. A., Y-Teen, Dramatics, Booster, Business Girls, Science, National Honor Society. MARILYN HEPLER State Tests, Oitice Assistant, Show- boat, Intramurals, Homeraom Of- ficer, Citizenship, Scholarship, Clubs: Y-Teen, Business Girls, Spanish, G. A. A., National Honor Society. LENORE HERING Choral, Showboot, Intramurals, Office Assistant, Citizenship, Clubs: Business Girls, G. A. A., Y-Teen, Science, Booster, Dra- matics. EUGENE HEUSDASH Benedictine High School Homeraom Otiicer Intramurals Librarian DOROTHY HINTON Intramurals, Showboat, Homeraom Officer, C h a r a l, Citizenship, Clubs: G. A. A., lotin, Leaders. -QI Q3 fl Q E e-2 I vip -ve if .gnu-' me ' .av-'X 4'3 T' if V ANNETTE HOLAN Intramurals, Showboat, Citizen- ship, Glee Club, Clubs: G. A. A., Booster, Science, Leaders, Busi- ness Girls. Wll.llAM HOSKIN Movie Operator, Band, Pep Band, Showboot, Tracls, Citizenship, Hall Guards, Scholarship, Clubs: Biol- '?: ,A og y, Art-Metal. H. M ' xv.. . ,.... M . A . 44-m '1 L v sii I .. ' 9 GERALDINE HOYNACKE Choral, Intramurals, Citizenship, Office Assistant, Honor Assembly, Clubs: Science, Booster, Y-Teen, G. A. A., Business Girls, Leaders, Dramatics, Biology, Hostess. GERALD .IARES Football, Wrestling, Intramurals, State Tests, Scholarship, Hall Guards, Clubs: Science, World Afioirs, Dramotics. EDGAR JOHNSON Movie Operator, Showboat, Citi- zenship, Stage Guild, Homeraom Officer, Choral, Clubs: Art-Metal, Science. Seniors, une 1953 KENNETH JONES Band Stage Guild ' THOMAS KAMINSKY Intramurals . . Honor Assembly Band -.Z M... .:.: . hr' Q-fi 'E' . f fuuuu,,,.,.,xW . r sauce KAm.sv pf Science Club I ii, Homeroom Otticer L. I , I 'Q 7 Stage Guild it . Shawboat Laffy h Choral ' . e , lf ..-A jigs, L .L X W -. :,.,. H. . ,.... 2. . T if Q FRANCES KENNEDY Intramurals -W6 State Tests Business Girls World Atiairs -'ONE JOSEPH KIONECKA -' Our Lady of Lourdes High School xiivd' -K 1 an Sr Qf,.,i1.. 24.9 A X L s puffs. -an W' 'QT' . y V lxl Q A, M I x restlmg P - - .- i X. ' a. ' V ,.-,rr ,H ' - ,JB I: i I ,.- K f 5 851' ' 'I' '., 1. lil' ,Lg -: '2,, --, N My CAROL KIS1' Cheerleader, Scholarship, Home- raom Otticer, Intramurals, Asso- ciate Yearbook Stott, Yearbook Editor, Glee Club, Showboat, Canteen Committee, Citizenship, P. A. Announcer, Librarian, Clubs: Y-Teen, Science, Booster, G. A. A., Latin, Leaders, Dramatics, Na- tional Honor Society. NANCY KLOSE Queen's Attendant, Intramurals, Showboat, Band, Pep Band, Citi- zenship, Scholarship, State Tests, Honor Assembly, Council of Stu- dent Representatives, Class Of- ficer, Homeroom Officer, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, Y-Teen, Busi- ness Girls, Spanish, Dramatics, Leaders, National Honor Society. FRANK KNITTEL Wrestling Intramurals Latin Club ELAINE KOLAKOWSKI Intramurals, Showboat, Citizen- ship, Glee Club, Magazine Cam- paign, Otiice Assistant, State Tests, Scholarship, Clubs: Business Girls, Science, Booster, Y-Teen, G. A. A., Leaders. BARBARA KOLO Citizenship, Showboat, Switch- board, Canteen Committee, In- tramurals, Otlice Assistant, Maga- zine Campaign, Scholarship, State Tests, Glee Club, Band, A. A. A. Representative, Clubs: G. A. A., Y-Teen, Booster, Leaders, Science, Dramatics, Business Girls, Spanish, National Honor Society. Seniors, une 1953 ELAINE KOSTELL State Tests, Scholarship, Home- room Otticer, Queen's Attendant, P. A. Announcer, Associate Year- book Staff, Yearbook Editor, Citi- zenship, Canteen Committee, In- tramurals, Showboat, Glee Club, Choral, Librarian, Clubs: World Affairs, Science, Future Teachers, Booster, Y-Teen, G. A. A., Dra- matics. DONALD KRIZEK National Honor Society, Choral, Homeroom Otticer, Scholarship, Citizenship, Showboat, State Tests, Honor Assembly, Movie Operator, Clubs: World Affairs, Science, Biology, latin, Dramatics, Future Teachers. PATRICIA KRIZEK National Honor ship, Citizenship, ral, Intramurals, Tests, Homeroom an, Clubs: Latin, Y-Teen, Science, Society, Scholar- Orchestra, Cho- Showboat, State Otiicer, Librari- World Affairs, Biology, Dro- matics, Future Teachers, G. A. A., Booster. JACQUELINE KUBINSKI Yearbook, Glee Club, Intramurals, Showboat, Q u e e n ' s Attendant, Hall Guards, Scholarship, Clubs: Business Girls, Science, G. A. A., Latin, Leaders, Booster, Dramatics. DONALD KUCERA Showboat, Homeroom Officer, ln- tramurals, Band, Orchestra, Pep B a n d, Citizenship, Wrestling, Scholarship, Magazine Campaign, Clubs: Science, World A6airs, Latin, Dramatics. ANNE KULCH Y-Teen Business Girls Booste r C lu b Dra matics JOANNE KUSTICH Intramurals, Citizenship, Scholar ship, Honor Assembly, Showboat, Choral, Homeroom Otiicer, Li brarian, Clubs: G. A. A., Y Teen, Dramatics, Latin, World Af- fairs, Science, Booster, Business Girls, Leaders, National Honor Society. JOHN LALLY Librarian Hall Guards Intramurals LEAH LARSON Intramurals, H o n o r Assembly, Citizenship, Scholarship, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, Latin, Y-Teen, Booster, Leaders, Business Girls. BEVERLY LAURENCE Intramurals, Homeroom Otiicer, Showboat, Choral, Citizenship, Clubs: Y-Teen, G. A. A., Leaders, Science, Business Girls, Booster, Dra matics. Seniors, une l953 BARBARA LENDZIAN Showboat, Glee Club, Citizenship, Intramurals, C l u bs: G. A. A., Science, Booster. MICHAEL LEUZII Football Wrestling Canteen Committee Science Club Intramurals PHYLLIS LODWICK Intramurals, Citizenship, Ollice As- sistant, Clubs: G. A. A., Y-Teen, Science. ALBERT LONG Football Wrestling Track Hameroom Officer Intramurals Citizenship MARILYN LORETA Intramurals, Showboat, Associate Yearbook Staff, Yearbook, Citi- zenship, Scholarship, Clubs: Y- Teen, G. A. A., Business Girls, Dramatics, Science, Spanish, Booster. 1 'G RAYMOND MACIEJEWSKI Holy Name High School Choral JUDITH MAGYAR Showboat, Citizenship, Scholar ship, State Tests, Intramurals Clubs: G. A. A., Y-Teen, Booster Spanish. DONALD MANSOR Track Choral Citizenship DALE MARA Citizenship Hall Guards Movie Operator FRANK MARTIN Hall Guards, Homeroom Ollicer Office Assistant, Track, Choral Intramurals, Citizenship, Clubs Science, World Affairs, Dramatics 1 1 1 Seniors, une 1953 CAROLYN MAUSER Leaders Business Girls Booster Club HARLEY MAYS Hall Guards, Movie Operator, Intramurals, Choral, Showboot, Citizenship, Scholarship, State Tests, Latin Club. MARGUERITE McCAR'I'HY Holy Name High School, Shaw- boat, Homeroom Omcer, Citizen- ship, Intramurals, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, Latin, Biology, Dramatics, Booster. JANET McCONNElL Citizenship Scholarship Office Assistant Switchboard Queen's Attendant National Honor Society SUSAN McCORMICK Class Officer, Showboot, Intra- murals, Scholarship, Switchboard, Glee Club, Magazine Campaign, Citizenship, Honor Assembly, State Tests, Office Assistant, Council of Student Representatives, Clubs: Y-Teen, Booster, G. A. A., Busi- ness Girls, World Affairs, Na- tional Honor Society. y.. ..., -i... . .... . of-3 N, . gift , f 4 of 6 ,fi elf ff .f JEAN McVOY Intramurals, Scholarship, Choral, Showboat, Switchboard, G l e e Club, Magazine Campaign, Class Officer, Citizenship, Honor As- sembly, Otiice Assistant, Clubs: Booster, G. A. A., Dramatics, Science, Business Girls, Latin, World Affairs, Leaders. JANE METZGER Queen's Attendant, Intramurals, Scholarship, Citizenship, State Tests, Yearbook Editor, Honor As- sembly, Showboot, Associate Year- book Statf, Clubs: Y-Teen, Art, S p a n i s h, G. A. A., Leaders, Science, Booster, National Honor Society. CAROL MICHAELS Intramurals, Band, P e p B a n d, Homeroom Officer, Queen's At- tendant, Honor Assembly, Citizen- ship, Scholarship, Office Assistant, Showboot, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, D r a m a t i c s, Leaders, Booster, Business Girls, National Honor Society. MARILYN MILLAR Cheerleader, Queen's Attendant, Intramurals, Showboot, Homeroom Otficer, Citizenship, Glee Club, Office Assistant, Librarian, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, Future Teach- ers, Booster, Dromatics, Business Girls, Leaders. DORIS MILLER Homeroom Officer, Class Officer, Cheerleader, Showboot, Citizen- ship, Intramurals, Queen's Attend- ant, Glee Club, Scholarship, Clubs: G. A. A., Leaders, Booster, Business Girls, Science, Dramatics. Seniors, une 1953 GRACE MISSAL Choral, Showboat, Homeroom Of- ficer, Orchestra, Citizenship, Of- fice Assistant, Yearbook, Scholar- ship, Queen's Attendant, Clubs: Art, Y-Teen, G. A. A., Pen-Pal, Science, Leaders, Spanish, World Atiairs, Dramatics, Intramurals, National Honor Society. JOYCE MITCHELL Citizenship, Honor Assembly, In- tramurals, Showboat, Glee Club, Office Assistant, Clubs: Business Girls, G. A. A., Booster, Science, Dramatics. JUDY MITCHELL Intramurals, Choral, Showboat, Magazine Campaign, Oftice Assist- ant, Scholarship, Librarian, Citi- zenship, Clubs: G. A. A., Leaders, Science. ROSALIE MORELLI Glee Club, Showboat, Hall Guards, Intramurals, Clubs: G. A. A., Booster, Business Girls, Dramatics, Science. JERRY MULLEN Homeroom Officer Librarian Intramurals Dramatics LENORE MUSIAL Cheerleader, Intramurals, G l e e Club, Canteen Committee, Show- boat, Clubs: G. A. A., Business Girls, Booster, Science, Dromotics. DOLLY NEMEC Homeroom Officer, Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen, Showboat, Citizenship, Canteen Committee, Intramurals, Band, Scholarship, State Tests, National Honor So- ciety, Honor Assembly, Clubs: Booster, Science, Business Girls, leaders, Spanish, G. A. A., Futu'e Teachers, Dramatics, GLORIA ONYSKOW Hall Guards Business Girls Booster Club Science Club ANN PALAZZO Queen's Attendant, Librarian, Citizenship, Clubs: Latin, Science, Business Girls, Dramatics, Booster. RALPH PALMER Football, Baseball, Hall Guards, Intramurals, Homeroom Oiiicer, Citizenship, State Tests, Clubs: Science, Dra matics. Seniors, J une 1953 EDMUND PAPCZUN Baseball, Basketball, Hall Guards Showboat, Citizenship, Choral, ln tramurols, Canteen Committee, Homeroom Otiicer, Librarian. MCHARD PEDDER Intramurals Basketball Citizenship FRANK PELICANO Intramurals Citizenship State Tests World Affairs Science Club MlCHAEl PE'l'ROPUlOS Football Choral Intramurals Showboat Homeroom Officer Ohio Military Institute JAMES PIERMAN Science Club Hall Guards lntramurals Homeroom Officer 1 eg, ,Aun- is 'X 'ff' 4 X X 9.3. .. . A f' x .A . .r' s 'Q 425. X be in-1 f 7 ' s Se Q i i aux fi x RAYMOND PINOS Football Intramurals Band Science Club LOLITA PIRRONE Homeroom Officer G. A. A. Intramurals Dramatics NANCY PIWARSKI G. A. A. Intramurals Science Club DORIS PLANTNER Citizenship, Showboat, Switch board, Scholarship, Honor As sembly, Intramurals, Clubs: Boost er, G. A. A., Business Girls Science, World Affairs, Y-Teen Dramatics. , .5 lx , , 5, WILLIAM Posuns Q . l, Lutheran High School X x :. vi vi 15 Seniors, une 1953 JAMES PODOJIL Football, Hall Guards, Homeroom Officer, Choral, Intramurals, Citi- zenship, Honor Assembly, Clubs: Science, Dramatics. JEAN LEE POUSKA Homeroom Otticer, Choral, State Tests, Intramurals, Switchboard, Citizenship, National Honor So- ciety, Showboat, Queen's Attend- ant, Scholarship, Clubs: Business Girls, Science, G. A. A., Y-Teen, Booster. DANIEL PRESBY World Affairs Hall Guards CAROLE PRIEBE Intramurals, Showboat, Office As- sistant, Citizenship, Librarian, Mir- ror Staff, Canteen Committee, Clubs: G. A. A., Booster, World Affairs, Y-Teen, Business Girls, Dramatics, Leaders. PATRICIA PRIEBE Maiorette, Band, Pep Bond, Or- chestra, Showboat, Intramurals, Switchboard, Clubs: Science, Y- Teen, G. A. A., Business Girls, Leaders, Pen Pal, Dramatics. 'dk Nr 'Wi . i . V ft. -f , ' Q.-:': '23 . -F ' - 2:3252 is A . 1 , . his Q15 ,'- eg :I-.. ,,j il, ' 1 c si.. mm s A f 'wiv'-, Z?- is me 'I6 MARY ANN PULEO Intramurals, Homeroom Officer, Showboat, Citizenship, Hall Guards, Scholarship, Otiice Assist- ant, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, Business Girls, Y-Teen, Dramatics. NANCY LEE RADAI Citizenship, S h o w b o a t, Switch- board, Intramurals, Homeroom Of- ficer, Oilice Assistant, librarian, Clubs: G. A. A., Booster, lead- ers, Science, Dramatics, Business Girls, Y-Teen, Spanish, World Af- fairs. SHIRLEY RADECKI Homeroom Oliicer, Hall Guards, Glee Club, Intramurals, Canteen Committee, Showboat, Citizenship, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, Busi- ness Girls, Dramatics, Y-Teen, Booster. HELEN RENZ Oilice Assistant, Clubs: Biology, Science, Hostess, Booster, Business Girls. ELAINE RICHER Intramurals, Clubs: Art, G. A. A., Ushers, Dromatics. Seniors, une l9 3 MllDRED ROCKEY Homeroom Officer, Glee Club S h o w b o a t, Office Assistant, Scholarship, Citizenship, Intra murals, Clubs: G. A. A., latin Science, Y-Teen, Dramatics, Boost er, Business Girls, Leaders. RONALD ROGERS GEORGE SALAY Football, Homeroom Otlicer, Cho- ral, Intramurals, Science Club, Citizenship. SONJA SARKISIAN Intramurals, Glee Club, Show- boat, Office Assistant, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, Business Girls, Y- Teen, Booster. JUNE SCHERLER Maiorette, Band, Pep Bond, Or- chestra, Showboat, Intramurals, Hall Guards, State Tests, Scholar- ship, Citizenship, Mirror Stott, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, Business Girls, Latin, Dramotics, Booster. 1 - ao- 'K is x .wil- f-- ee Y F Y' in -....+- 'li sr' 'I-'11 uv ,, ,ce ,W ,- g .f-Q., ,qv x ff X 5 .sg VIRA SCHROEDER Citizenship, Intramurals, Clubs: Business Girls, Ushers, Science, Hostess. ED SCHUMAN Mirror, Yearbook, National Honor Society, Basketball Manager, ln- tramurals, Class Otticer, Home- room Ofticer, Council of Student Representatives, Citizenship, State Tests, Scholarship, Showboat, Choral, P. A. Staff, Chief An- nouncer, Canteen Committee, Hall Guards, Honor Assembly, Science Club. DAVID SHENK Band Intramurals Art Metal Club Pep Bond JANET SHIRKO B a n d, Showboat, Intramurals, State Tests, Citizenship, Scholar- ship, Librarian, Clubs: Spanish, Business Girls, Dramatics, Booster, World Affairs, National Honor Society. ESTHER SHOLAR Intramurals, Glee Club, Otiice As- sistant, Homeroom Otticer, Can- teen Committee, Showboat, Citi- zenship, Clubs: G. A. A., Booster, Y-Teen, Business Girls, Dramatics, Science. Seniors, une 1953 BEVERLY SMEJKAI. Band, Pep Band, Office Assistant, Showboat, Intramurals, Clubs: Business Girls, Booster, G. A. A., Science, Y-Teen, Biology, Ushers, World Atfairs, Dramatics. ROGER SOBIESKI F o o t b o I I, Homeroom Officer, Scholarship, Hall Guards, Intra- murals, Choral, Citizenship, Honor Assembly, Librarian, Yearbook, M a g a z i n e Campaign, Clubs: Science, Dramatics, Latin. RITA SOPINSKI Intramurals, Glee Club, Office As- sistant, Showboat, Citizenship, Scholarship, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, Business Girls, Booster, Dramatics. JEANNETTE SPAGNOLA Showboat, Intramurals, Office As- sistant, Glee Club, Honor As- sembly, Clubs: G. A. A., Ushers, Business Girls, Leaders, Dramatics. SHIRLEY SPECHT Bond, Maiorette, Showboat, Of- fice Assistant, Intramurals, Honor Assembly, Clubs: Ushers, Y-Teen, Business Girls, Booster, Science, Biology, G. A. A., Dramatics. 'Z 9' DON STOBBE Homeroom Officer Class Oliicer Baseball Intramurals JOHN SZUSTAK Intramurals Science Club Stage Guild Showboat Hall Guards DONALD TAYLOR Independence High School Dromatics CAROL VARKETT Business Girls Choral Showboot Citizenship BEVERLY WAID Showboat, Citizenship, Choral Oliice Assistant, Intramurals Clubs: Booster, Business Girls Science, G. A. A., Y-Teen, Dra matics. 1 4 1 Seniors, ull 1953 CONRAD WASZAK Art Metal Club World Affairs lntramurals JACK WATTERS Homeroom Officer, Intramurals, Basketball, Football, Track, Hall Guards, Scholarship, Citizenship, Clubs: Spanish, Science, Dra- matics. RUTH WEBER Hall Guards, lntramurals, Show- boat, Choral, Oflice Assistant, Clubs: Ushers, Hostess, Booster, Science, Business Girls, Leaders, Dramatics. VIVIAN WIESZEK Empire Junior High, Choral, Show- boat, State Tests, Intramurals, Homeroom Officer, Switchboard I Scholarship, Clubs: B o o s t e r, Science, G. A. A., Business Girls, Dramatics. WARREN WILKES Football Homeroom Officer lntramurals Hall Guards DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Nathan Hale Junior High, Foot ball, Basketball, Hall Guards Yearbook Cartoonist, Showboat State Tests, Scholarship, Citizen- ship, Homeroom Otlicer, lntra- murals, Canteen Committee, Band Pep Band, Honor Assembly, Dra- matics. RONALD WILLIAMS Football Intramurals ROY WILTSHIRE Art Metal Club, Movie Operator, Band, Scholarship, Citizenship. JOAN WRIGHT St. Peter's High School, Show- boat, Citizenship, Choral, Office Assistant, Clubs: Booster, Business Girls, Dramatics, Leaders. MARTHA LOU WRIGHT Homeroom Otticer, Class Ollicer, lntramurals, Oliice Assistant, Showboat, Band, Pep Band, Citi- zenship, Scholarship, State Tests, Council of Student Representa- tives, Clubs: G. A. A., Science, Y-Teen, Leaders, Business Girls, Dramatics, National Honor So- ciety. 1 1 Seniors, HUGH YOUNG Track Band Pep Band Citizenship Science Club Orchestra MARY ANN ZARKO Glee Club Showboat G. A. A. Intramurals Ottice Assistant FRANK ZELEZNIK Band, Showboat, Homeroom Of- ficer, State Tests, Basketball, Base- ball Monager, Scholarship, Pep Band, Dance Band, Drum Major, Citizenship, Intramurals, Clubs: Science, Dramatics, latin. 'T-'S-t ' une 19 3 rw 5 FORD ZIMMERMAN Intramurals Citizenship Hall Guard DAVID ZULEWSKI Football, Track, Science Club, In tramurals, Librarian, Homeroom Officer, Citizenship, Hall Guards RITA ZOUHAR Solon High School, Intramurals, Hall Guards, Citizenship, Maga- zine Campaign, Oliice Assistant, Yearbook, Clubs: Business Girls G. A. A., Booster. 1 The Night Before Graduation Twas the night before Graduation, and all through the school, Not a student was stirring, for that was the rule. The diplomas were laid in the office with care, In hopes that each Senior soon would receive theirs. The scholars were sleeping at home in their beds, While visions of future plans whirled in their heads. I put on my nightgown, I pinned up my hair, And soon fell asleep, with nary a care, When soon in my dream there arose such a clatter, I sprang from my bed to see what was the matter. Away to the high school l flew like a lark, Straight to the auditorium, which was totally dark. Suddenly the spotlight cast a faint rosy glow, On the big dark stage and what it had to show. Then what to my wondering eyes should appear, But a rosy picture of four wonderful years. Now Senior, now Junior, now Sophomore, now Freshman, ll could tell I was in for an all night long session.J Our laughter, our heartaches, our good times, our tears, All played a part in those fabulous years. Our dances, our sports, our pictures, our class rings, Our teachers, our studies, our grade cards, so many things! Our iobs, vacations, the Prom, class pictures, The yearbook, the Showboat, assemblies-what a mixture! And then in a twinkling I heard from the side, A sound of low voices, and I could have cried For I knew that the end of my dream was near, I wished that all Seniors could have been there. Then our principal stepped into view, He had one desire, to give us our due. He gave a short talk on the world's sorry plight, lt was our iob, he said, to turn wrong into right. I clutched my diploma and thought of the past, Our days spent at Garfield had gone by too fast. I felt a strange sensation from my head to my toes, The spotlights dimmed to a faint hazy rose, And I heard him exclaim before fading from sight, God bless all you Seniors, good luck and good night. By NANCY KLOSE 21 G I R L S NANCY KLOSE PAT KRIZEK JACKIE KUBINSKI MARILYN MILLAR DOLLY NEMEC JOANNE KUSTICH BARBARA KOLO GRACE MISSAL ROSALIE MORELLI VIVIAN WIESZEK LIL MUSIAL JEAN POUSKA ESTHER SHOLAR JEAN McVOY SUE McCORMlCK SHIRLEY RADECKI ANN PALAZZO JUDY MAGYAR DOTTE HINTON HELEN RENZ GEORGIA BELL KAE KIST e deal Senior Most Likely To Succeed Most Intelligent Best Personality Most Athletic Leadership Busiest Most Dependable Music Ability Sense of Humor Best Conversationalist Best Dancer Best Looking Fashion Plate Nicest Figure Nicest Smile Prettiest Eyes Nicest Hair Bashful Without a Care Funniest Laugh Dreamers Cut-Ups B O Y S LARRY DAVIS DON KRIZEK RALPH PALMER DON FRACASSO AL TEPLEY DON KUCERA TOM MCCUNE FRANK ZELEZNIK JIM PIERMAN BOB BUTLER MIKE LEUZZI DOUG WILLIAMS ROGER SOBIESKI JIM PODOJIL JERRY JARES FRANK MARTIN AL LONG WARREN WILKES RAY PINOS RUFUS ARNOLD TOM FENNELL GEORGE SALAY As e Three Motion Pictures of 1952: Because You're Mine, Snows of KiIimaniaro, Ivanhoe. Orchestra ......., ......... B illy May Hangout ...,.,ss. ......... C ampus Favorite Sport .,...,.,..s.. ,,.,,..,. B asketball Topic of Conversation ....... ,sss.,..................,.,. G irls Comedian ,,...,.............. Martin and Lewis Expression .,..... ......... Y ou Know It! Social Event ......... Radio Program ......... T. V. Program ...,,., ........I0:00 O'Clock Tunes Love Lucy EPB Five Songs of 1952: Why Don't You Believe Me, O' Happy Day, Trying, You Belong To Me, BIue Tango. Assembly .......,. ,.i.s................,..s..... S enior Football Disc Jockey ....,.,, ....,... B ill Randel Vocalist .i....,.... ,,s,..... E ddie Fisher Best Dance ......,...,i.i..........., ......, S enior Dance Male Motion Picture Star ..,,.,,,v,,..,.... Burt Lancaster Female Motion Picture Star ..,..,,,,,,. Marilyn Monroe Favorite Intramural Sport fGirIsJ ..........., Basketball Favorite Intramural Sport CBoysJ .,...,...... 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H ski, Zulwesk in Kam uka ik, Bo Leonardi, Jarvis, Famageltto, Prange, Schneider, Titus, Copper, Yesso, Morinek, Davis, Blazey, Strizzi, Lesmer, Gupko, Drenski, Costanzo, Dascoli, Repko, Mocha. Bucholiz, Batchelder, Heinel, O'Rourke, Stcmkiewicz, Wieldund, Voles, Coppolino,Gu1ermuth, Mastropieri Wilhelm, Zouhar. odka. SP Ha reene, Vanek, G ia, Lensk Sim sky, Safko, Hombley, Sadow vis, Stamoules, Da C 2 LD .4 2 E ki, S OW I' CIW Speth, W son, Szczurak, Harri OSOI1, Cr Hearn, ri, 9 c L U D O , Hartley, :if :Q U Kcivcn, s ,-:fy . N 'vvurg an V, -W X 1' Tis. f-4 JN Sharing Choral Club many hours of delightful entertainment is the goal of our Choral group. The group consists of 64 talented individuals. Mr. William Toneff is the Director. They performed at the following during this year: lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: P T A State Hospital Showboat Spring Concert Christmas Assembly Commencement Thanksgiving Assembly Senior Assembly National Honor Assembly Radio Appearance Song Fest Assembly Joan Wright, Ruth Weber, Grace Missal, Donna Niemann, Pat Titus, Carol Stepp, Ray Macieiewski, Edgar Johnson, Tom McCune, Ed Schuman, Julie Kavan, Joan Willis, Juanita Wachuta, Janet Slagle, Carol McBride and Mr. William Toneff. Audrey Scheida, Phyllis Mirous, Norma Henderson, Dorthy Hinton, Lois Wiltshire, Joan Conway, Evelyn Nadrowski, Bob Anderson, Chuck Sakmar, Carl Ackerman, Vince Gallo, Pat Reichart, Rose Marie Testa, Marge Rusing and Donna Cardaman. Annabelle Bump, Pat Grill, Carol Varkett, Marge Feke, Jean Lendzian, Sharon Murray, Carol Hert- rick, Roger Sobieski, Don Krizek, Frank Drop, Harley Mays, Don Mansor, Jim Podiiil, Joanne Kustich, Helen Augustino, Vivian Wieszek and Joyce Conway. Toni Toth, Gerri Hoynacki, Lenore Hering, Jean Pouska, Pat Krizek, Beverly Wade, Neal Titus, Mike Luezzi, Frank Fiore, Frank Martin, George Salay, Bruce Karly, David Earl, Margaret Earl, Audrey Toth, Pat Marrek and Norma Holicky. 28 Glee Club Under the supervision of Mr. William Toneff, the Girls' Glee Club enioyed many hours in tuneful song. The club consisted of 83 members freshmen through seniors. The officers are: President Marilyn Millar, Vice President Doris Miller, Secretary Elaine Kostell, Treasurer Jackie Kubinski. Participating in Showboat, Christmas Assembly, and the Spring Concert are experiences the girls will never forget. They appear as follows: First Row Elaine Kostell Carol Drenski Jean Leonardi Marilyn Davis Jean McVoy Barbara Lendzian Helen Slectha Carmella Mollica Dolores Maiewski Jean Fasset Betty Kral Ann Burcham Maureen Sicurezza Carol Tann Louise Costanzo Sharon Doran Jeanette Becci Betty Becci Joanne Chahulski Marilyn Millar Mr, William Toneff l . Second Row Helen Stamulas Catherine Passalacqua Beverly Palovoda Pat Sutowski Valorie Mack Doris Lenski Carol Pelicano Marion Donner Wanda Koin Mary Halepis Virginia Millar Kathleen Augustino Sonia Sarkisian Rita Sopinski Carol Repko Linda Watson Marlene Ditzler Doris Miller Esther Sholar Rosalie Morelli Jeanette Spagnola Mary Ann Zarko Third Row Noreen Baclawski Betty Lor Protiva Marjorie Kish Mary Ann Brauer Jackie Lisy Patti Bartunek Nancy Witwer Marcia Eggert Claudia Unagarsky Ann Bissi Carol Cermak Marilyn Michalak Mary Ann Kolo Maryanne Civetta Elita Sedlechak Bonnoe Speth Betty Jo Senyak Shirley Radecki Kae Kist Fourth Row Lillian Frost Annette Holan Mary Lou Holman Carmella Fiorentini Ruth Blazey Joyce Mitchell Georgia Bell Marlene Havanish Millie Rocky Shirley Cwiklinski Mary Bannaian Barbara Kalfas Phyllis Chimielewslci Joan Krazel Evelyn Yesso Nancy Schwanck Lill Musial Barb Kolo Elaine Kolakowski Sue McCormick Jackie Kubinski V fa 1 01 U in Va ol Svh -I 'em 0- I H -I 'Sli OH 0 I I S I G OH 'H in has played at all the school, in one of the most active groups being The bond, Hospital, spital, Crile Ho 1016 S Assemblies, The Concert, Spring The mes, Q0 ootball f DCSDT .Vi Mr activities. roiecls and P mmunity CO any m and stival, Fe rush B lf Festiva Sugar TOL Direc i is the H Pa MUSIC DIRECTOR ....,. PRESIDENT ,.,............ VICE PRESIDENT ..... SECRETARY .................. TREASURER .........,........... BUSINESS MANAGER PUBLICITY ....................... DRUM MAJOR .....,...... LIBRARIAN .............,........,,.... QUARTERMASTER ..............,....... and fficers CHAIRMAN OF MONITORS ....,..... SENIOR CONDUCTOR .........,.,............ CHAIRMAN OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS .,.,,., VINCENT PATTI ........JERRY CHATFIELD ........FRANK ZELEZNIK ,..,....WAYNE TRUBIANO ......,,NANCY KLOSE ........RONALD ARTIM ........DONALEE BRUSH ........FRANK ZELEZNIK ........BEVERLY NICHOLS .,.,,,.,DON KUCERA ....,...BILL HOSKIN ........FRANK ZELEZNIK ,..,.,..DOLLY NEMEC Flute and Piccolo Brush, Donalee 'tClarke, Joan Dee, Mildred Kucera, Don Procop, Joanne Rocco, Martha Strizzi, Anna 94 Oboe Perry, Marjorie Williams, Edith Bassoon AG-ilaldi, Vincent Clarinets Althouse, Joan Artim, Ronald Cerny, Elaine +Couch, Elaine Croson, Charlotte Dascoli, Phyllis Gillespie, Marlene Klose, Nancy Michaels, Carol Nemec, Dolly Nowak, Nancy Patterson, Susanne Peckman, Sonia Petrancek, Shirley Priebe, Pat flladai, Joan Rusher, Carole Sadowsky, Barbara Sammon, Marilyn 'Scherler, June Shirko, Janet Specht, Shirley Svoboda, Frank if Alto Sax Bradler, Beverly iChristy, Pat Dair Olive Jeanne Y, Schaaf, Gene Tenor Sax Soukup, Frank Staskey, lrene 'Swider, Ronald Baritone Sax Trubiano, Wayne Alto Clarinet +Viglione, Joe Bass Clarinet Dobric, James Horns I-learne, Wayne Nichols, Beverly Peters, Mabel Scolaro, Lynne Zeleznik, Frank Cornets Chatfield, Jerry Croson, Robert Davies, Patty Duda, Jim Hoskin, Bill Jarvis, Bruce Kavan, Jerry Lane, Charles Mack, Robert Martin, Diane Mastropieri, Lino i'Nutt, Betty Lou Sk Wright, Martha Lou Parrott, Harry iSolo Chair MMaiorette 31 Schneider, Donald Sicka, Richard Urban, Audrey Wiltshire, Roy Young, Hugh Baritones 'Gregory, Richard Mlfoberna, Caroline Meermans, Phyllis Trombones Cmok, Marian Marec, Ronald Rocco, Joe Smeikal, Beverly MWolfinger, Ruth Zouhar, Ray if Basses Braun, Sally Lou Di Paola, Gino James, Jett Johnson, Bob Drums Brooks, Dennis Marble, Rich Prange, Donald Shenk, Danny 'Vidmar, Art Tympani Kopper, Bill String Base Pientkowski, Jerry Tumblers Couch, Elaine Radai, Joan MiDrum Major UBCHESTBA The orchestra is a group of students from the seventh through the twelfth grades under the direction of Mr. Vincent Patti. This year the orchestra performed at the Cuyahoga County Orchestra Festival, assemblies, Parent Teacher Association Meetings, Commencement Night and many community activities. The members are: Ronald Artim, Charlotte Bradler, Jerry Chatfield, Larry Conway, Sue Darula, Mildred Dee, Vincent Gibaldi, Rich Gregory, Pat Grill, Bob Johnson, Grace Missal, Pat Krizek, Pat Priebe, Ronald Konieczynski, Phyllis Meermans, Jerry Pientkowski, .lune Scherler, Alan Schneider, Lynne Scolaro, Carol Sissor, Don Stupalc, Norma Wiltshire, and Audrey Urban. CADET BAND The Cadet Band was under the direction of Mr. Vincent Patti and was composed of 7th and 8th grade pupils interested in Instrumental Music. They played at a District Scout Meeting, the State Hospital Concert and the Spring Music Festival. Members of the band also participated in the Greater Cleveland ln- strumental Music Contest held in March. The Cadet Band is important due to the fact that members of this organization are the future members of the Senior Varsity Band. 32 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The varsity squad of cheerleaders con- sists of 5 members, all who are graduat- ing this June. They are as follows: Mari- lyn Millar, l year: lil Musial, 2 yearsg Dorie Miller, 2 yearsg Kae Kist, 2 yearsg and Dolly Nemec, captain, 2 years. T h e cheerleaders are sponsored by Mrs. E t h el Witter. They have followed the football and basket- ball teams through both seasons and have done much ta create good sportsman' ship and spirit throughout the student body, by their pep rallies and their own spirit when cheering for the teams. Again this year they held a successful dance, the Fall Frolic, and with the proceeds they purchased new blouses for the basketball season. J. V. CHEERLEADERS The J. V, Cheerleaders cheered for all Junior Varsity football and basket- ball games and also, all freshman football and basketball games. This year the squad is composed of all Juniors: Donna Niemann, Pat Sutowslci, Carol Hertrick, and Audrey Schiedo, captain. Their sponsor was Mrs. Ethel Witter, DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES This year the band was led by drum maior Frank Zelelnilr and our eight attractive maiorettes: Joan Clark, Pat Priebe, X June Scherler, Shirley Specht, Diane Martin, Betty Lou Nutt, i Ruth Wolfinger and Donna Lee Brush. ln order to become a maior or moiorette you must have X one year of marching experience and also play on instru- ment in the concert band. L 33 9' YT? ,a 4 as iff l -u ,F lyk .Sr 1:5 Q I IA JJJL Q. 'F A A ' lf 1 . Y WW' 41 1' 'ikfx I J, lninrfin-L guvnllnn nn: Iivunl cuvnnoll FALL! ou: fllll Ill! dll Il YN! AVIIIII A595 Xxx 'l 5 -41, 'M Q my avi xr fx u .5 N9 Xu.- it-mf ,NU avi GABFIELD Mlllllllll STAFF The Garfield Mirror, student newspaper, now in its twenty-sixth consecutive year of publication is maintaining the high standards set in the previous quarter century of publishing. Supervising the editorial staff of reporters, headline and feature writers is Mrs. Louise Conley while the business staff is advised by Mr. Philip B. White, who was the founding advisor in 1927, and still has an interest in the Mirror's destiny. Seniors, juniors and sophomores report daily to Mrs. Conley in the staff's production office where the actual writing and editing take place to maintain a two week publication schedule. Student subscriptions, supplemented by advertising, enable the Mirror to financially support itself. The Mirror is a member of the National Scholastic Press Association, as well as state and local groups. The Mirror staff presented a group interview of student leaders at the March meeting of the high school parent-teachers association to give a cross-section of student activities to the adults of the com- munity. The staff this year consists of Larry Davis, Ed Schuman, Carol Priebe, Donnalee Brush, Adelaide Di- Fino, Wayne Trubiano, Russ Meermans, Peggy Feucht, Donna Neimann, Audrey Scheida, John Lentz, Bette Lou Nutt and Kathryn Lesmer, who is the only Freshman on the Staff. 36 SENIOR THEATRE Newly organized this year is the Senior Theatre under the direction of Mrs. Mary Katherine Jardine. This year the organization sponsored the Senior Play, Curtain Going Up. The officers were: President, Don Kucera, Vice-president, Carol Michaels. 37 Grace Missal: Secretary, Jean Pouska, Treasurer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This select organization had a membership consisting of those seniors and iuniors possessing a high scholastic average, character, leadership, and service. They must also be recommended by the faculty. following this program. McBride, Carol Cipro, and James Duda. The society sponsored an all-school dance in the spring besides the annual Induction Assembly. Incoming members were given pins and treated to a luncheon The officers were: Tom McCune, President, Dolly Nemec Vice President, Mary Bannian, Secretory: Ed Schuman Treasurer. Miss Bernice Ashbrook, Miss Ann Neville, and Mrs. Ruby Matson served as faculty advisors. The other senior members were: larry Davis, Pat Krizelc, Don Krlzek and Jean Pousko. New lnductees were: Olive Dairy Don Fitzgerald, Norma Henderson, Marilyn Hepler, Carol Kist, Nancy Klose, Barbara Kolo, Janet McConnell, Sue McCormick, Jane Metzger, Janet Shirlco, Joanne Kustich Carol Michaels, Grace Missal, Jack Soroka, and Martha lou Wright. Juniors: Audrey Schieda, Donna Niemann Peggy Feucht, Marcia Scholtz, Donalee Brush, Carole G. A. A. Tlif- Gills' Aih li-fic Asson ation is 3'gani'f- l for girls in g r cm il 4- s nine 'ln ouglv twelve. ihv grin paiticf paw-l in infraniuf :al spots, 4-ilh-r lo i-urn poin's for 0 numi-ral, a let- 'i-', or Gnally, to haw- tln-ir nome- on tlu- G, A. A. Plaque- Tlu- G. A. A. cabini-t consisted of thirh-e-n mein- bvvs: Pri-s, Dolly Ne-me-c, V Pres., Sum- McCormick, Sc-C., Doris Miller, Trp-cis., Holm- Ko- lakowslmi, Attonfl- Grits' Svc., Donna- lvc Brush, Social Chairman, Kae Kistg Arclu-ry, An- nalu-llo B u In pp Publicity Choir- mon, Florence Harrison, Spvvcl- hall, farolm- MC- Briclz-, Tumbling, Je-an McVoy, Bas- l.i-llnall, Pi-ggy rs-uclitg Volli-yball, M a r C i ci Sliolfzg Bcsi-hull, Marilyn Millar Miss Sei- rli-l unml Mrs. Wit- tor floss-rvv much crm-:lit for ull the-ir l1:-lp in tl'11- or- ganilotion Soini- of flu- clo- ings and activities of this yi-ans club un- Tlw Soccor Supp:-r, Tlu- An- nuul Bu-.lu-tlmall Carnival, G. A. A, Reunion, P IN l lPau-nts and ll Niglil, unrl scrv- ing ri-fre-shine-nts uftc-r football cinil baslu-tboll lm 0 ni C g a ni P s to our te- a in and our visitors to pro- mote- g o o cl will a n rl sportsman- ship Y-TEEN The Y-Teen Club is primarily a service organization, This year they have presented three all-school assemblies: Thanksgiving, Valentine, and the annual Y-Teen King assembly which was followed by an all-school dance. There, the king and his twelve attendants were honored. Beside the service projects for the school, the club made favors for the children at the Mather's Day Nursery and painted aprons for a settlement house. This year's officers are: Jane Metzger, Pres., Donna Nieman, Vice-Pres., Janet Feucht, Treasurer, Kae Kist, Secretary. The committee chairmen were: Social, Addie DiFinog Service, Marilyn Sammon, Music, Grace Missal, Poster, Doris Plantner, Program, Audrey Schiedag Membership, Peggy Feuchtg Corresponding Secretary, Pat Krizekg Publicity, Elaine Kostell, Representative to Y, Florence Har- rison, and the Representatives to the Jr. Y-Teen, Carol Thomas and Elitta Sedlacek. The club was under the able leadership of the faculty sponsors, Miss Kathryn Riggle and Mrs. Elizabeth Quick. 3 l q G. A. A. FRESHMEN M998 lgmno 0 felis ' ' GYM LEADERS The Girls Gym Leaders met as a class at 7:45 each morning. The girls were trained to the best of their ability to lead gym classes and to referee intramurals, The officers were: Jackie Kubinski, Presidentg Pat Sutowski, Librarian: Miss Seidel was the advisor of the class composed of girls in grades 10-12. BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club has been active throughout the school year. Its purpose was to support the team and cheerleaders. The Boosters helped maintain school spirit and exhibited good sportsmanship. The club was under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Witter and officers were: President, Vivian Wieszekg Vice President, Esther Sholarg Secretary, Helen Renzg Treasurerg Jackie Kubinski. 40 s mio 'Y 111 'ffu A tv' 'Wa TI! NI' b'F c Nl rf A3 714'-'lg F1 BASEBALL BASEBALL - 1952 Garfield Opponents 1 St. Stanislaus 2 8 Brush 5 4 Willoughby 8 O Bedford 7 3 University 4 16 Berea 5 6 Maple 7 7 Brush 6 3 Willoughby O 7 Bedford 3 5 Berea 0 1 Maple 2 3 Parma 0 10 Elyria O 10 Cleve. Hts. 11 The team, living up to pre-season forecasts compiled a commendable 8-7 record, five of the 7 losses being de- cided by one run margin. With batting championship, slugging championship, and leader in R. B. I.'s tucked under his belt, Fran Snyder, easily won The Most Valuable Baseball Trophy. Although missing him as they will the Macmen expect to go far with their seven returning lettermen. BOWLING 1952-53 The bowling team this year under the direction of Coach Walter Williams, and Captain John Lentz, placed seventh in fourteen in the league at the time of printing, won, so far, 33 and lost 30. The members were as follows: Captain John Lentz, Jim Dobric, Jerry Plonski, Mike Pasek, Chuck Rhodes, and Bob Patocsnik. 41 TRACK - 1952 Although unable to win a meet, the Track Team under their new coach, Cliff Foust, showed that they will be right up there again this year with their same fine spirit. Outstand- ing performances were turned in by Don and Walt Anthony win- ners of Conference Champion- ships in broad-jump and high- jump respectively. Don, with a third place in the District Meet, was the team's only qualifier for the State Meet in Columbus. TRACK RECORD Won - O Lost - 7 4 F455 F00'l'BALL - 1952 First row, left to right: Trubiano, Sobieski, Wilkes, Fracasso, Zulewski, Watters, Rosa, Podoiil, Jares, and Soroka. Second row: Coach Morris, D. Williams, Captain Tepley, Palmer, Brooks, Scherler, Lally, Asmondy, Gredesky, Vig- lione, and Saley. Third row: Coach Rogalski, Meemans, Long, McCune, Pinos, Zrimsek, Mundy, R. Williams, Vasanda, Manager Davis, Head Coach Foust, Coach Knazek. Playing better than expected the bulldogs won two impressive victories over Parma and University and continued this fine play and spirit although overpowered and out-scored by Bellaire. The heart-breaker of the year came when Maple Heights scored on o last minute drive to sneak through a see-saw battle 32-27. Spirit sank low when the bulldogs fell to Willoughby, but like true champions the bulldogs, in their annual Homecoming Game over- powered the highly favored Brush High Archs 7-6 for the highlight of the season. Walking over Bedford and nosing out Berea proved the last taste of victory for the bulldogs for they found themselves on the short end in their final contest in Painesville. The team and their new coach, Cliff Foust, deserve much credit for their fine record which enabled them to finish 3rd behind co-champions Willoughby and Maple Heights. Garfield was well represented on the All-Conference team placing Rich Rosa, halfback, on the first team and Wayne Trubiano, halfback, and Frank Fiore, linebacker, on the second team. The third team choice was Ralph Palmer, end. Receiving Honorable Mention were Jack Watters, center, Allan Tepley, tackle, Don Fracasso, tackleg and Roger Sobieski, guard. 1952 RECORD Garfield Opponents Garfield Opponents 13 Parma O 7 Brush 6 31 University 13 51 Bedford 0 12 Bellaire 41 25 Berea 20 27 Maple 32 12 Painesville 32 6 Willoughby 28 42 di 5 5 Im? I . Q f 9:45 Q. 4 I '.A If . 3 Q ,4k1 .4 eg Jkt, I I ive, ,wif . JH fi A . iw W ' , ' 25992 '7 W ,M g TW, A MQ. 1 hx -fp. ' new ff f new , A' Q' af -E A Q, Q , , ? xiii ,g.5, A 'fWQix1N , Q 4 if all-'H ' 1 SWE 'N un! ' ' BASKETBALL - l952-l953 Basketball 1952-53, Left to right: Fracasso, Coach McCulloch, Vasenda, Watters, Trubiano, Captain Anthony, Papczun, Pedder, James, Zeleznik, Chatfield, Managers: Davis and Schuman. Most of the season, the 1952-1953 edition of the Garfield Bulldogs was hounded by hard luck. Although they scored more points per game than any of the four preceding teams, the Bulldogs could not win consistently. As a result their record was an unimpressive 6-11. The games were exceedingly close, however, and provided a good measure of thrills. Coach Carl McCulloch introduced a new twist this year. To slow down a game and break open an opponent's zone defense, he had the boys hold the ball at mid court until the anxious opponent came out of the zone. ln the second Willoughby game, for example, Garfield held the ball for five straight minutes without scoring a point. The Bulldogs finished fourth in the Greater Cleveland Conference despite the fact that Walt Antftony and Wayne Trubiano each scored over 200 points for the season. 1952-1953 RECORD Garfield Opponents Garfield Opponents 44 John Adams Bedford 70 South Berea 55 Berea Parma 54 Maple Heights Maple Heights 64 Lincoln Painesville 59 Lutheran Willoughby 53 Willoughby Bedford 71 University Brush 38 Brush WVIKESTLING - 1952-1953 Wrestling 1952-53, kneeling, left to right: Manager Schneider, Duda, Haverlack, Piontkowski, Captain Gredesky, Asmondy, Stadden, Knittle, Long, manager Mack. Second row, left to right: Coach Morris, Kucera, Guarnier, Meer- mans, Brooks, Fiore, Soroka, Dostal, Jares, English. Third row, left to right: Falcone, Duplay, Morris, Klepac, Dlugas, Lally, Elie, Roberts. Under a new coach Mr. William Morris, this year the Bulldogs enioyed a better season than was expected. Al- though only a 3-6 record, our team won many individual matches by decisions but when they lost it was often by a fall, thus giving their opponents more points than were won by a decision. Coach Morris has a nucleus of a good squad returning for the 1953-54 school year and hopes to better this year's record. Captain Tom Gredesky won State Honors by finishing fourth in the 120 pound class in the All-State Tournament held at Western Reserve University. Carrying the colors on to the mat for the Blue and Gold were: Jim Duda at 103 lbs. with a record of 8-1 Mike Haverlack at 112 lbs. 4-4-1 Tom Gredesky at 120 lbs. 5-1-2 Jerry Jares at 127 lbs. 5-3-1 Paul Asmondy at 133 lbs. 1-1 Al Long at 145 lbs. 4-3-1 Frank Knittel at 154 lbs. 3-6 Frank Fiore at 165 lbs 7-1 Jack Soroka at 185 lbs 3-1 Dennis Brooks at 185 lbs 3-2 1952-53 RECORD Garfield Opponents Garfield Opponents 19 Benedictine 26 13 Bedford 26 31 Barberton 13 17 University 22 27 Cuyahoga Falls 19 16 Western Reserve Academy 26 16 Maple Heights 21 16 Maple Heights 20 31 John Hay 13 45 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Andrew Knazek's boys fought hard but were unable to overcome some bad breaks, but managed to finish the season with 2 wins, 3 losses and 'I tie. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Dropping their first game to Maple Heights the frosh bounced back with a victory over Roxboro, but were halted there with close decisions in their last three contests. Mr. William Morris was Coach of the Frosh Football. 46 J. V. BASKETBALL Under their new coach, Mr. Andrew Knazek, handling the reins, the Junior Varsity was able to pick up iust one victory, against University. However, most of the games were very close and were lost in the last few minutes. Season Record - Won lp Lost 13. FROSH BASKETBALL With Mr. Clifford Foust as their new Coach, the Frosh this year tied the school record for the most victories by a freshman team, winning 5 and losing an equal number. Next year most of the squad will move up to Varsity or JV positions. 47 ,r i 'ak 'vw E? 1952-53 HOMECOMING QUEEN D O L L Y N E M E C Hi Dolly was one of the most familiar sounds heard about the halls of Garfield Heights High School, for Dolly Nemec was one of the most popular persons there. Dolly had participated in G. A. A. since her fresh- man year, and as a climax, she was elected to serve as the club's presi- dent in her senior year. Aside from being very active in many clubs, to name a few, Vice President of the National Honor Society, Treasurer of canteen committee, and Social chairman of the band-Dolly was a Var- sity cheerleader this year, and a JV cheerleader in her Junior year, serving as captain both times. Dolly keeps a scrapbook of important happenings at Garfield, taking top spot and holding cherishing memories are the pages holding her honor of our Homecoming Queen of 1953. QUEEN, ATTENDANTS, AND ESCORTS First row, left to right: Marilyn Millar, Ann Palazzo, Joan Clarke, Carol Michaels, Jean Pouska, Jane Metzger, Queen: Dolly Nemec, Janet McConnell, Nancy Klose, Jackie Kubinski, Doris Miller, Elaine Kostell, Grace Missal. Second row, left to right: Ralph Palmer, Larry Davis, Jack Soroka, Roger Sobieski, Doug Williams, Don Krizek, Don Fitzgerald, Ed Papczun, Don Fracasso, Allan Tepley. Third row, left to right: George Salay, Ed Schuman, Jack Watters, Al Long, Dave Shenk, Edgar Johnson, Neal Coughlin, Don Stobbe, Jerry Jares. Fourth row, left to right: Rich Pedder, Mike Leuzzi, Dave Zulewski, Jim Podoiil, Tom McCune, Ray Pinos, Ron Williams, Bob Butler. 48 1 w 1 4 N W A N I P w W r 1 OFFICE ASSISTANTS Othce assistants are a group ot students who usually have some business training such as typing, tiling and mimeogrophing. These students are willing ta give up their study halls to worlr in one of the tour offices. Although credit is received lor doing this worlc stu' dents also ore always anxious to render service and in return receive excellent ex' perience which is o great help in their future business life. LIBRARIANS Under the supervi- sion ot Miss Victoria Mansfield, students were chosen trom their homerooms to piclm up notices and give them to the stu- dents ol their home- rooms. Other students that worlced here helped by collecting and dis- tributing permits to study halls. They also did other odd jobs that helped out the advisors. About 75 students tool: part in this activity. MOVIE OPERATORS Under the direction ot Mr, Ralph Witter, the Movie Operators have charge of showe ing movies to those students who wish to view them during their lunch hour, They also show movies tor teachers who wish to have them shown to their classes. As an additional service, they helped various organizations such as the Boy Scouts, the PTA, and the Red Cross. The otticers were, President, Edgar Johnson, Vice President, Bill Hoskins, and Treasurer, Neal Coughlin. USHERS The Ushers Club participated in important events taking place in the auditorium, such as Showboat and Commencement. The Club was under the direction of Mr. Frank Trella, and aide, president, Carol Rogers. MAGAZINE STAFF The Magazine Staff was under the direction of Mrs. Louise Conley and Mr. Philip B. White. The Staff had many duties to perform, commissions had to be paid out to the students selling one or more subscriptions before the campaign was over. Members were: Chairman, Jean McVoy, Secretary, Sue McCormick, Treasurer, Donna Niemannp Margie Riesing, Elaine Kolakowski, Barbara Kolo, Peggy Feucht, Marlene Havanish, Addie DeFino, Audrey Schieda, Marlene Similac. The leaders were: Richard Kessler and Bill Jackson. LATIN CLUB The purpose of this organization is to further vitalize the subiect of Latin, enrich the cultural back- ground and show the debt of modern civilization to the Romans. The consols are Erma Wiltshire and Neal Coughlin, the club is under the direction of Mrs. Mabel Saner. HALL GUARDS Hall Guards am all volun' teers especially trained in methods ol orderly conduct in the halls and also serve as lriendly g'ect1+s to visi' tors in our builfling. Each hall guard can be identiiecl by his or her bright blue and gold arm hansl, Mr. Harold Kimball is the ad visor ot the Hall Guardsg o'her faculty members who worlx closely with the hall guards are Mr. Philip B White, Assistant Prinepal- Mr. Raymond Stiefel, Mrs, Louise Conley, an'l Mr. Adam Rogalski, SPANISH CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mr. Joseph Bongorno, stu- dents who have completed two years of Spanish are eligible to join this club. This year's officers were: President, Nancy Klose, Secre- tary, Janet Shirko, Treasurer, Olive Dairy. Activities held during the year were the Spanish Club Dance and a swimming party at Fenn College. ART CLUB This club shows outstanding characteristics throughout the school year. They did a com- mendable iob making the scenery for our annual showboat. In the future, plans are being made to undergo a ceramics sale. The purpose is to raise money for awards to honor members for their contributions to the school. The club is under the direction ot Miss Ruth Grunauer, Jane Metzger, president, Pat Gallogly, vice president, and Paul Lubera, secretary-treas- urer. BUSINESS GIRLS Under the sponsorship of Miss Anne Neville the Business Girls hold meetings the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Throughout the year they had a lecture from Mr. Gates from Dykes Spencerian Inst., a field trip and many other interesting demonstrations in business work. The cIub's officers are: Pres., Jean Pouska, Vice Pres., Pat Priebe, Sec., Marlene Havanish, and Treasurer, Elaine Kolakowski. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is one of the more active clubs in the school consisting of a large membership. The sponsor of this club is Mr. Herman Woods and helping him are the following officers: President, Don Krizek, Vice President, Larry Davis, Secretary, Beverly Waid, Treasurer, Patricia Krizek. The club sponsored many activities such as the annual Science Fair which was under the chairmanship of Don Kucera. Other activities were field trips and dances. The purpose of the Science Fair was to pay tribute to those scientific-minded students and to give them a chance to compete with other schools. 54 VALENTINE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE These students, two from each grade level, screened all the recommendations for the Honor Assembly. They were: Bob Billicki, Leah Larson, Don Ferrione, Julie Kavan, Maybel Peters, David McDowell, Irene Stasky, Beverly Christy, Bruce Bret- schneider, Susan Chappel and Arlene Sobie. The teacher advisors were: Mr. Zorich, Miss Neville, Miss Riggle, and Mrs. Quick. HONOR VALENTINE ASSEMBLY The fifth annual Valentine Assembly was held February I6. An inspiring ad- dress was given by Harrison Dillard, Olympic winner of T948 and T952 This was followed by a few selections by an instrumental ensemble consisting of Don- nalee Brush, Joe Rocco, and David O'- Rourk. These 51 students were selected by nominations from the entire student body. These nominations were then screened by a committee of T2 students and its chairman, Donna Niemann. They selected students who were out- standing in graciousness, friendliness, thoughtfulness, and enthusiasm. The honorees were: Ronald Artim Bob Bellis Lorne Bevis' Bob Bilicki Dennis Brooks Aline Chapman Jerry Chatfield Gino DiPaola Janet Feucht Peggy Feucht Frank Fiore Guy Gallo Lana Grant Bill Jackson Jerry Kavan Julie Kavan Alan Klose Wanda Koin Karen Kramer Leah Larson Al Long Bob Mantel Penny Meermans Kenneth Metti Jane Metzger' Grace Missal' Donna Niemann Nancy Nowak Evangeline Parrot Bo Ptak Sue Paterson Don Prange' Martha Rocco' Linda Roso Richard Roso Charles Sakmar Carol Scherler Audrey Schieda Jim Schieda 3' Cited in 1952. Don Schneider' Geneva Smith Donno Stautihar Beverly Stepp Jim Tarr Rose Marie Testa Joe Viglione' Janet Waid Joyce Warren Doug Williams Janice Wolf Ray Zouhar THE F. T. A. CLUB ln order that High school students might study the aspects of the teaching pro- fession, THE F U T U R E TEACHERS OF AMERICA club was organized. National in scope, it guides thru the national edu- cational association of the United States, is organized on a state basis and in local high schools throughout the nation. The Garfield Heights High School organiza- tion called the Mark Hopkins Club is named for Mark Hopkins famed educator and teacher of James A. Garfield. It was chartered in April 1947. The mem- bers at present are: Annabelle Bump, Don Krizek, Patty Krizek, Patty Grill, Mildred Dee, Ruth Helper, Marge Arpaiian, Martha Rocco, Sally Braun, Marilyn Sam- mon, Janet Feucht, Florence Harrison, Penny Meermans, and Judith Wilson. Advisors are Mrs. Mabel Saner and Miss Roseann Minchak. Q 9 l . fx COUNCIL OF STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES ,. V The council of student representatives was composed of the president and vice president ot every class, Meetings were held at the end of each month under the supervision and sponsorship of Mr. Clifford Foust and Mr. Philip ' White. i Duties of the council are to discuss the problems of the student body and to bring them before the faculty head for the purpose of better relationships between the faculty and the student body. The powers ot the council are limited to suggestions offered by the students. Olticers of the group ore: Tom Mc- Cune, pres., Allan Tepley, vice pres., Gino DiPalo, secretory. Other mem- bers are: Rich Rosa, Bob Kirby, Lorne Bevis, Don Prange, Bob Hart, Jim Schiedo, Bob Kenski, Lana Grant, and Alan Klose. 'Ss i . 'x Y til? HOSTESS CLUB The Hostess Club was a public service club organized to provide trained waitresses for special functions in the school and the community. The President was Marge Renz and the club was under the guidance of Miss Kathryn Riggle. P. A. STAFF The P. A. Staff this year was composed of those students who are interested in announcing, as well as the technical side of radio. Mr. Harold Kimball heads the staff of announcers. Sen- iors: Ed Schuman, chief announcer, Elaine Kostell, Kae Kist, and Allan Tepley. Juniors: Bob Johnson and Adelaide Di Fino. The technical part was lead by Mr. Raymond Steifel and his engineers, .lack Soroka and Don Fitzgerald. Apprentice engineers were Jack Hall and Ron Jarzynski. Announcements were made every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, with special announcements when needed. STAGE GUILD This group is comprised of boys in the upper three grades. Their duties of the guild are to take care of the stage and to manage all affairs of the stage. Officers in this year's club are: President, Don Fitzgerald, Ist Vice President, Jack Sorokap 2nd Vice President, Bob Deloozep Secretary, Ron Jarzynskig Treas- urer, Jack Hall, Sergeant-at Arms, Joe Badarzynski. The Junior members are: Bob Kirby, Bob Zwacki, Lorne Bevis, Jim Humple, Art Vidmar, Ken Nowacki, and Ken Jones. Mr. Raymond Steifel is the sponsor. SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS The switchboard operators are still on duty in Room IT5 and are doing a very good job. The girls are taking advantage of the opportunity of doing this work since it will be very helpful in future years. The operators this year were: Peggy Feucht, Jean McVoy, Sue McCormick, Barbara Kolo, Vivian Weszek, Jill Radai, Lillian Frost, Doris Plant- ner, Joan Willis, Jean Pouska, and Pat Priebe. THE JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS This club's purpose was to promote better un derstanding of world affairs through discussions, talks, by outside guests, and slides, It made a strong effort to accomplish this by sending a student to attend a session of the United Nations in New Yorlc. Members attended a local mock United Nations session and participated in joint meetings with other schools. Under the leadership of President Donald Krizelx, the club sponsored an all-school dance with guest Bill Randle. Members were also treated to a Christmas Party and a visit from Mr, Marvin Dress, who told his experiences in European Travel, Other ofticers are: Vice President, Grace Missalp Secretary, Olive Dairy, Treasurer, Doris Plantner. Faculty sponsors are Miss Norma Willu-r and Mr. Leonard Lang. y , P i X BANKERS The Bankers, under the direction of Mr. Ted Lesniak meet every Tuesday morn- ing during homeroom to accept money brought in by stu- dents who wish to make a deposit in their savings account. This gives the Bank- ers and students ex- perience in a c t u al banking procedures. The Bankers also have charge of selling tick- ets and collecting money for many school activities. The main activity of the canteen this year has been sponsoring Officers were: Ed Papczum, Presidentp Wayne Trubiano, Vice Presi- dentg Dolly Nemec, Secretaryp Carrie Mashue, Secretary. Mr. Henry This student committee consists of 21 people from grades 9-12. MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN Hearty congratu- lations go to Mr. Hansen's seventh grade homeroom, the winners ofthe magazine cam- paign. i SEZ 'SEE - -Z, 521.115 1 H- N5 ovo J sg? El 1 ' ll M:'l'JS'I I , 5 5 HM i g I 5 Q- 65 ' 5 1 I X he 77715 fs DANCING 9 4 Q0 61 A '15 a '.. Q 553 I5 THIJ fi DAGGER X Q7 uw W all ff! X Q! ,fx-N ln R ., X Q6 'r 0' c .Si vwgnl T0 NOW Bunny fx YW E3 QQ gm Robert Anderson, 11200 Vernon Ave. .. Walter Anthony, 4642 East 144 St .,,,.,.. Fred Arant, 9817 Parkview Ave .,,...... Senior h09s ho Class of 1953 1-3704 1-0532 .......VU. 3-1083 Rufus Arnold, 9403 Edmunds Ave .....,,,.......,. ..,.,.. R A. 1-0541 Martha Asmondy, 10115 Park Heights Ave .,.....,..,.. VU. 3-2874 Paul Asmondy, 10115 Park Heights Ave.. Helen Augistino, 5922 Turney Road ,....... Mary Bannaian, 4710 East 85th St., Betty Becci, 13035 Hathaway Road., Georgia Bell, 5264 East 117th St ..,., , Robert Bellis, 9101 Plymouth Ave ,,,., , Robert Bilicki, 4714 East 104th St .,,... .. Robert Butler, 8205 Vista Ave ..,, . Donna Cardaman, 8610 Garfield Blvd. .. Joanne Chahulski, 8204 Garfield Blvd ..,,,, , Aline Chapman, 9306 Rosewood Ave., ,. Jerry Chatfield, 9412 South Highland., Joan Clarke, 11017 Lincoln Ave ..... Ken Conway, 4893 East 97th St. ....., ., .,.....VU. 3-2874 2-2486 1-4458 1-0108 1-2587 1-1839 1-1690 ,,, ,,,DI. 1-8561 1-3267 .,.,...VU. 3-2119 ..Ml. 1-6750 1-1026 1-2727 1-6154 Neal Coughlin, 12312 Oak Park Blvd ....... ,.....,.., M O. 2-5999 Shirley Cwiklinski, 4636 East 93rd St. ...., ,,,..,,. D I. 1-4045 Jeanne Dairy, 4682 Burleigh Road,. , Brinley Davies, 9714 South Highland Larry Davis, 9523 Garfield Blvd ...,..... .,,, , Robert Delooze, 10705 South Highland, Frank Drop, 10621 Elmwood Ave.., David Earl, 5524 Cumberland Ave .,.,., Margaret Earl, 5524 Cumberland Ave. ,... . Margaret Feke, 12316 Sunset Drive. ,.... .. Thomas Fennell, 4924 Osborn Road ,... . Ralph Filson, 13800 Wolf Road ,,,,... Joe Fiore, 10905 Park Heights Ave .,,, ,. Donald Fitzgerald, 4765 Horton Road,. .,,... .,.,.... D I. 1-6179 David Focht, 9417 Dorothy Ave... .. Don Fracasso, 4621 East 85th St.,, Lillian Frost, 10606 Langton Ave.,, ,.,, James Fueglein, 11416 Granger Road .,,,, Irene Fulop, 4692 East 85th St. , .MI. 1-7776 ,,,,,,,VU. 3-4957 1-4689 ,, ,, . .VU. 3-8923 1-3921 2-5473 2-5473 2-3347 .,LU. 1-0261 2-1794 1-2391 . .,.... Ml. 1-4550 1-4951 1-5588 1-6679 1-5890 Daniel George, 10906 Plymouth Ave... ..,, .,,,, . .VU. 3-1119 Patricia Grill, 11104 Langton Ave., ,..,.. .. 1-1351 Marleen Havanish, 4679 Rockwood Road ....,,,,,,,.,,,. DI. 1-2587 Norma Henderson, 8906 McCracken Blvd .,,,, Marilyn Hepler, 13205 Orme Road .,...,.,.... ,,.,.., M O Lenore Hering, 10216 McCracken Blvd .,,.,...,........ Dl Eugene Heusdash, 10211 Garfield Drive Dorothy Hinton, 8300 Garfield Blvd ......... ,,,. Annette Holan, 12321 Shady Oak Blvd ....... . ,.,,, MO William Hoskin, 4656 East 94th St ....., . ........ ....,.. D I Geraldine Hoynacke, 9526 McCracken Blvd .,......... Dl Gerald Jares, 4836 East 85th St ..,.., .......,,.,..,...,. Edgar Johnson, 9320 South Highland ....... .,.. . Kenneth Jones, 13023 Grannis Road ....,,,, ...... . Thomas Kaminsky, 13705 Thraves Road .......,.. ,, Bruce Karley, 11113 Wadsworth Ave., Frances Kennedy, 4688 East 104th St .,...,, Joseph Kionecka, 6183 Turney Road, ,..., Carol Kist, 9330 Plymouth Ave ..... , ,. Nancy Klose, 10411 Plymouth Ave.,.. . ,, Frank Knittel, 9815 Greenview Ave. Elaine Kolakowski, 13111 Orme Ave. , Barbara Kolo, 4948 East 110th St.,, .. . Elaine Kostell, 9906 McCracken Blvd ....., ,. ,,..... .. Donald Krizek, 13205 Cronwood Pork Blvd .,..,. ..Ml Patricia Krizek, 13205 Cranwood Pork Blvd .....,.,, Ml Jacqueline Kubinski, 9320 Bohning Drive ,.,.......... Donald Kucera, 10615 South Highland, ,,.. Anne Kulch, 15617 McCracken Road, . Joanne Kustich, 5251 East 115th St ....., .. John Lally, 13701 Park Knoll Drive ......,.. Leah Larson, 10211 Garfield Drive .....,, ..,,. . ,. Beverly Laurence, 10009 McCracken Blvd .,.....,.....,. Barbara lendzian, 7720 Grand Division .,,....,.,..... Michael Leuzzi, 5000 East 88th St ........,. Phyllis Lodwick, 5060 East 88th St .......... .....,.. Albert Long, 4969 East 90th St .....,.. Marilyn Loreta, 5028 East 88th St ........, ,...... ...... Raymond Macieiewski, 10820 Wadsworth Ave ..,... Judith Magyar, 5154 East 112th St ..... ,, ....... .. Donald Mansor, 9404 South Highland ,........ . ,.,, .. Dale Mara, 8331 Garfield Blvd.. ........ ...... . , Frank Martin, 9714 McCracken Blvd ........... ......,. Carolyn Mauser, 9504 Park Heights Ave .............. ....,,..MI ........Ml ,.......MI 1 -0033 2-4858 1 -1633 1 -7439 1 -0397 2-9736 1 -9222 1 -6775 3-6383 3-8645 2-033 1 2-3603 1 -8978 1 -6197 2-3322 3-2124 3-9463 1 -8646 2-8884 1 -851 3 1 -51 45 1 -7893 1 -7893 1 -0437 1 -1 759 1 -0089 1 -2542 1-0716 1 -7439 1 -51 29 1-4189 1 -6664 1 -61 1 9 1 -5284 1 -6367 1 -51 28 3-8825 3-2961 3-2879 1-9136 1 -8461 Harley Mays, 9507 Dorothy Avenue. . Marguerite McCarthy, 5282 Turney Road... .. Janet McConnell, 5117 East 115th St .,,, . Susan McCormick, 5258 East 119th St .,.. Tom McCune, 4708 East 94th St ........ .. Jean McVoy, 13200 McCracken Road. Jane Metzger, 10820 Park Heights Ave ,.,,.. .,..,,., Carol Michaels, 9205 Park Heights Ave.. Marilyn Millar, 4656 East 85th St ....,.,.,. Doris Miller, 10200 Edgepark Drive ......... ......,, D I Grace Missal, 10003 Garfield Drive .,..,, Joyce Mitchell, 4828 East 86th St .,....... Judy Mitchell, 4857 East 84th St .......,,,, Rosalie Morelli, 5837 Turney Road ......,,. Jerry Mullen, 13505 Broadway .....,... Lenore Musial, 5115 East 114th St ....... Dolly Nemec, 11100 Vernon Ave.. . .. Gloria Onyskow, 12906 Rockside Road ................ MO Ann Palano, 12765 Rockside Road ....... . Ralph Palmer, 7925 Garfield Blvd ....... Edmund Papczun, 4904 East 85th St.. . . ........Dl Richard Pedder, 13220 Broadway ...... Frank Pelicano, 4824 East 85th St... Michael Petropulos, 5162 East 112th St ................. James Pierman, 8320 Grand Division. .... ........, D I Raymond Pinos, 10323 Runnymede Ave.. Lolita Pirrone, 10811 Elmwood Ave... . Nancy Piwarski, 12328 Crest Ave. Doris Plantner, 5119 East 113th St ........ William Poburs, 13212 Havana Road ....... James Podoiil, 8902 South Highland ....... Jean Lee Pouska, 5116 East 88th St ..,... Daniel Presby, 11101 McCracken Road... Carole Priebe, 6334 Sunset Drive. ...,.... . Patricia Priebe, 9810 Park Heights Ave .... ..,..,. D I Mary Ann Puleo, 5843 East 135th St.. Nancy Lee Radai, 4685 Burleigh Road ........ ........ D I Shirley Radeclzi, 12800 Thraves Road ..............,... Helen Renz, 11711 McCracken Road ,..... Elaine Richer, 4755 East 86th St ....,.... Senior h0's ho - continue Class of 1953 1-3019 3-6913 1-1907 1-2762 1-1426 3-7691 3-0727 1-6404 1-4720 1-1422 1-6269 1-2097 1-7997 2-3350 1-8301 1-51 12 1-2696 2-3948 2-1752 1-0547 1-4416 1-4543 1-1 156 1-3996 1-7981 1-3425 1-0436 1-4244 1-2451 2-4847 1-2799 1-6934 1-4493 2-0391 1-8678 2-4629 1-241 1 2-9989 1-2226 3-8453 Mildred Rockey, 9612 Garfield Blvd.. .VU. 3-6817 Ronald Rogers, 12400 Oak Park Blvd.. .. .MO. 2-2985 George Salay, 9723 Park Heights Ave.. .VU. 3-8354 Sonia Sarkisian, 9413 Plymouth Ave. .... . . .. ..Dl. 1-7707 June Scherler, 10101 Greenview Ave... ..... . .. .Ml. 1-5815 Viro Schroeder, 5240 East 114th St... .... .. ...... DI. 1-5167 Ed Schuman, 9516 Birchwood Road . ...... ..Ml. 1-5795 David Shenk, 10614 Granger Road.. ......... DI. 1-2004 Janet Shirko, 13103 Grannis Road, .. ....... MO. 2-0372 Esther Sholar, 4861 East 90th St ......... .......... B R. 1-3713 Beverly Smeikal, 13615 Cranwood Park Blvd ......... BR. 1-4180 Roger Sobieski, 11410 McCracken Road ................ MI. 1-0214 Jack Soroka, 7910 South Highland. .Ml. 1-6795 Rita Sopinski, 4900 East 107th St. .Dl. 1-1751 Jeannette Spagnola, 9803 Parkview Ave ...... Shirley Specht, 4884 East 84th St ........ .. Don Stobbe, 4954 Clearview Ave .... . ...... . John Szustak, 10007 Garfield Dr.. .. .. Donald Taylor, 6700 Dora Blvd ...... .... . Allan Tepley, 13708 Wolf Road ........ .. .. .VU. 3-4196 ..Dl. 1-2747 ..DI. 1-7669 .VU. 3-2592 .,I.A. 4-4692 MO. 2-2744 Ronald Vales, 9521 Park Heights Ave ....... .. ...... DI. 1-0015 Carol Varkett, 5906 Turney Road .. . Beverly Waid, 11706 Granger Road. .. .. .. Conrad Waszak, 5287 East 115th Sl.. .. ..... DI. 1-0803 Jack Watters, 4948 East 111th St. .. Ruth Weber, 9310 Garfield Blvd. Vivian Wieszek, 4856 East 86th St. Warren Wilkes, 9905 Parkview Ave. . Douglas Williams, 4972 East 84th St. . . Ronald Williams, 5280 Turney Road.. . . Roy Wiltshire, 5293 East 115th St.... Joan Wright, 4902 East 95th St ...... . . .... .. Martha Lou Wright, 10720 Vernon Ave. .... ..... . Hugh Young, 4932 East 108th St. .... .... .... . , Mary Ann Zarko, 14111 Cranwood Park Blvd.... Frank Zeleznik, 10306 Park Heights Ave ............ Ford Zimmerman, 11303 McCracken Road. ...... .. David Zulewski, 10620 McCracken Road. .... ..... . Rita Zouhar, 10213 Park Heights Ave.. ..... ..... . . MO. 2-2375 ..Dl. 1-2270 .,Dl. 1-7585 ..DI. 1-9844 .VU. 3-4855 .VU. 3-2352 ..Ml. 1-1915 ..BR. 1-2892 .,M1. 1-4908 .VU. 3-0635 ..MI. 1-3069 ..MI. 1-3058 .VU. 3-6142 .VU. 3-4054 ,DI. 1-8754 ..BR. 1-1561 .None PATRONIZE OUR SCHOOL FRIENDS BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF GARFIELD HEIGHTS CITY OF GARFIELDHEIGH1'-S COAL 5551 TURNEY ROAD MOntrose 2-3300-01 MAYOR-CHARLES F. WING SOLICITOR-CHARLES W. BRADLER TREASURER-JOHN L. McHALE COUNCILMAN AT LARGE-EDWARD J. JINDRA, SR. COUNCILMAN AT LARGE-ARTHUR T. WINCEK COUNCILMAN WARD NO. 4-MICHAEL T. JAFFRIN ATTORNEYS AT LAW CHARLES W. BRADLER, 11215 Vernon Ave. VU ARTHUR T. WINCEK, 711 Park Building MA APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE STANLEY APPLIANCE, 4713 Turney Road BR KONRAD FURNITURE CO., 4851 Turney Road MI A R C H I T E C T S FULTON, KRINDKY 8. DELAMOTTE, 6014 Euclid Ave. EX AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES BEDFORD FORD CO., 310 Broadway Ave. BE AL'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION, 4691 Turney Rd. VU HAVIE'S HI-SPEED, 15980 Broadway M0 BUD NUTT TEXACO SERVICE, 5076 Turney Rd. DI DELLY'S SOHIO SERVICE STATION, 4923 Turney Rd. DI B A R B E R S H O P S ANGELO'S BARBER SHOP, 9816 Garfield Blvd. STEVE'S BARBER SHOP, 4853 Turney Road BR B A N K S THE BANK OF CLEVELAND, 4805 Turney Road DI B E A U T Y S H O P S ROSE BEAUTY SALON, 4821 Turney Rd. VU. 3-61 58 1-2388 1-2729 1-7878 1-5522 2-3400 3-9751 2-9782 1-8770 1-9774 1-4179 1-1864 3-2571 BUILDING MAINTENANCE B MATERIALS AMERICAN BUILDING CLEANING CO., 7815 Ridgeheld Road, TU. 4-2163 GARFIELD BLOCK 81 SUPPLIES, 14100 Broadway BR. 1-5196 SOUTH END SUPPLY CO., 4226 East 71st St. VU. 3-1110 C A R D E A L E R S BEDFORD DEALERS ASSN., 566 Broadway BE. 2-1880 LEO GRABSKI CO., 5335 Broadway DI. 1-6655 C H I R O P O D I S T DR. JOHN T. MURPHY, 4821 Turney Road BR. 1-7676 CLEANERS ANDONIAN DRY CLEANING S TAILORING, 4851 Turney Road, DI. 1-0855 LAL'S DRY CLEANING 81 TAILORING, B807 Garfield Boulevard, VU. 3-2661 MONARCH CLEANERS, INC., 7840 Broadway MI 1-6330 C L E R G Y M E N REV. H. B. PARROTT, 9619 Garfield Blvd. MI 1-3462 C L 0 T H I N G THE ELLYN SHOP, 4825 Turney Road VU 3-7414 IRWIN'S CHILDREN'S WEAR, 5012 Turney Road BR 1-2337 MAY'S FASHION SHOP, 8598 Garfield Blvd. BR 1-2450 JOE SIEGEL, Turney Town DI 1-4707 WRIGHT DEPARTMENT STORE, 4992 Turney Road MI 1-6945 BARTAK COAL 81 SUPPLY, 5381 Dunham Rd. C O N C R E T E JAMES W. CRAVEN, 12400 Broadway CONSTRUCTION MO. 2-1555 DI. 1-3191 EMIL MARCELLETTI 8. SON CONSTRUCTION, 11610 Willard Ave., MO. 2-8378 AUGUST G. PULEO CONSTRUCTION, 5843 East 1351h S1ree1, MO. 2-4629 CONSULTING ENGINEERS R. A. McCORMICK, 3030 Euclid Avenue D A I R Y AVON DAIRY, 11116 Avon Avenue DANCE STUDIO HE. 2-1720 DI. 1-1112 LILY DORAN DANCE STUDIO, East 94111 and Garfield Boulevard, BR.1-6415 DECORATORS GARFIELD DECORATORS SUPPLY CO., 4933 Turney Rd. DI. 1-9459 M. J. LUEZZI PAINTING 8. DECORATING, 5000 East 88111 S1roo1, MI. 1-6664 DELICATESSENS GARFIELD DELICATESSEN, 4723 Turney Road L. 81 F. DELICATESSEN, 3492 Eas1 93rd S1ree1 WARD'S DELICATESSEN, 4509 East 131s1 S1ree1 D E N T I S T S DR. B. G. WINTERICK, 4847 Turney Road F I L M S E R V I C E ACADEMY FILM SERVICE, 2142 Payne Avenue F O O D S HERRON ICE CREAM CO., 4918 Denison HLAVACEKS MARKET, 13334 Miles Avenue MORELLI'S GROCERY, 5902 Turney Road ALBIN J. RAPP'S, 14103 Broadway SUNSHINE MARKET, 4595 Warner Rd. FLOWER SHOPS HEINZ G MCVOY FLOWERS, 15105 McCracken Rd. LUKE'S FLOWERS, 5094 Turney Road PAWLAK'S FLOWERS, 4673 Turney Road FUNERAL HOMES MI. 1-9829 VU. 3-9892 BR. 1-2155 MI. 1-2737 MA. 1-9173 ME. 1-3121 DI. 1-2288 MO. 2-3350 BR. 1-2240 MI. 1-3430 LU. 1-0141 BR. 1-5534 DI. 1-0555 GOLUBSKI GARFIELD FUNERAL HOME, Turney and Garfield Blvd., VU. 3-3900 MOSINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 3667 East 65111 Street MI. 1-0497 HARDWARE GARFIELD HARDWARE, 4796 Turney Road BR. 1-3654 W. GLINKA, 4276 East 7151 S1ree1 DI. 1-2733 HILLTOP HARDWARE CO., 5308 Turney Road MI. 1-1802 LAD'S HARDWARE, 4624 Turney Road VU. 3-1422 PARKWAY HARDWARE 81 FURNITURE, 8811 Garfield Boulevard, MI. 1-4663 SALAY HARDWARE CO., 8714 Buckeye Road GA. 1-7171 S yl 'Vs N.. fi! K, 'R wx ,km x. PATRONIZE OUR SCHOOL FRIENDS BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF GARFIELD HEIGHTS fContinued1 HEATING SERVICES SPECIALIZED HEATING SERVICE, 9723 Park Heights Avenue VU. 3-8354 H O B B Y S H O P ED'S HOBBY SHOP, 4865 Turney Road H O T E L S WADE PARK MANOR, 1890 East 107th Street VU. 3-5219 CE. 1-3300 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES REESE PROVISION CO., 1332 Carnegie Ave. INSURANCE HENRY S. TRUBIANO, 4919 East 96th Street UNION OF POLES IN AMERICA, 6501 Lansing Ave. AL SIEGEL, 4980 Turney Road MANUFACTURING IMPRESSION TOOL 8- MOLD CO., 1540 East 49th St. PARKER STREET CASTINGS CO., Newburg Station PRECISION WELDING 8. ENGINEERING CO., 1771 East MA. 1-6309 WAGNER AWNINGS 8. MFG. CO., 2658 Scranton Rd. MEAT MARKETS HANK'S MARKET, 4807 Turney Road J. E. HOLICKY, 4516 East 131st Street CH. 1-7183 BR. 1-1624 DI. 1-2103 DI. 1-3836 EX. 1-0095 Ml. 1-5350 31st Street, TO. 1-5400 BR. 1-1121 MI. 1-3658 JOHN C. MORRELL 81 CO., 405 Western Reserve Bldg. MA. 1-8126 WA ZOUHAR MEAT CO., 4156 East 131st Street M U S I C S T O R E BASTA'S MUSIC STORE, 6032 Broadway Ave. N E W S P A P E R GARFIELD HEIGHTS LEADER, 9901 Greenview Ave. NURSERY . 1-6311 MI. 1-2227 VU. 3-0300 GARFIELD HEIGHTS NURSERY AND LANDSCAPING SUPPLY CO., 13888 Broadway, VU. 3-0272 O P T I C I A N MR. HARRY F. DAVIS, 803 Union Commerce Bldg. O P T O M E T R I S T DR. ALBERT C. EVERT, 13105 Miles Avenue P H A R M A C Y PARKWAY PHARMACY, 8601 Garfield Blvd. PHOTOGRAPHER FRANK MOORE STUDIO, Taylor Arcade P H Y S I C I A N S DR. A. ADAMS, 7211 Broadway DR. CHARLES BLAUGRUND, 4775 East 86th Street DR. F. X. BUDD, United Bank Building ROLLET A. CARSON, M. D., 9335 Miles Avenue DR. JOHN F. HAAS, M. D., 7107 Harvard Ave. L. A. KLEINMAN, M. D., 4801 Turney Road DR. S. C. MISSAL, Osborn Building P R I N T I N G WILCOX PRINTING SERVICE, 1426 West 3rd Street MA. 1-2428 WY. 1-0584 BR. 1-3141 MA. 1-3800 BR. 1-1945 AM. 1-0949 CH. 1-5136 MI. 1-0404 DI. 1-2720 DI. 1-5772 TO. 1-3278 MA. 1-5647 RADIO AND TELEVISION GENE'S RADIO 8. TELEVISION, 4967 Turney Rd. Q R E A L 1 o R s ARROW REALTY, 5019 Turney Road DYKES REALTY, 4663 Turney Road R E S T A U R A N T S BRODIE'S TAVERN, 11321 Broadway CAMPUS DAIRY, 4879 Turney Road JOSEPH DRANEK, 10600 Broadway FRONTIER DRIVE INN, 10721 Broadway Ave. SAVINGS AND LOAN UNITED SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, 5016 Turney Rd. SCHOOL PATRONS MR. 8- MRS. RUFUS ARNOLD, 4614 East 144th St. MR. 8- MRS. EARL BAHM, 10717 Park Heights Ave. THE CANTEEN COMMITTEE C. H. CHATFIELD, 9412 South Highland MR. 8- MRS. P. DI FINO, 8806 Plymouth Ave. 1-3929 1-3300 3-3530 1-9571 1-42 32 1-9550 3-9721 3-7400 1-0936 1-6967 1-1026 3-0997 GARFIELD HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, 4900 Turney Road, MI. 1-6227 MR. 8. MRS. HENDERSON, 8906 McCracken Blvd. BR. 1-0033 MR. 8. MRS. LOUIS HOYNACKE, 9526 McCracken Blvd. DI. 1-6775 MR. 8. MRS. J. B. LAURENCE, 10009 McCracken Blvd. MI. 1-5129 BOB LlNHART'S SUNOCO SERVICE, Turney 8. Summerdale Ave., DI. 1-9779 MR. 8. MRS. FRANK MARTIN, 9714 McCracken Blvd. DI. 1-9136 JAMES McVOY'S HANDICAP LEAGUE, 13206 McCracken Road, VU. 3-7691 MR. 8. MRS. GEORGE NEMEC, 11100 Vernon Ave. MR. J. PODOJIL, 8902 South Highland MR. EDWARD RAWLINGS, 1181 Hayden Ave. MR. 8- MRS. WALTER SOBIESKI, 11410 McCracken Rd. MR. 8. MRS. L. ZOUHAR, 10213 Park Heights Ave. SHOE REPAIR AND STOR DEMICK'S SHOE STORE, 4795 Turney Road RAY'S SHOE STORE, 4808 Turney Road ROCKEY'S SHOES, 4800 Turney Road NICK SHOE AND SHOE REPAIR, 4972 Turney Road STANLEY HOME PRODUCT ELNORA HENDERSON, 8906 McCracken Blvd. T A V E R N S CEO'S HALL, 4678 Warner Road CRANWOOD CAFE, 11405 Broadway FRANK AND .IOHN'S CAFE, 6501 Chambers Ave. FRIENDLY INN, 4999 Turney Road FRIENDLY TAVERN, 3559 East 93rd Street MR. JOHN RODAK, 4619 Warner Road ROZAK'S BLVD. INN, 8909 GarEeId Blvd. TEN PIN TAVERN, 4821 Turney Road WHITE HOUSE TAVERN, 13220 Broadway T H E A T R E GARFIELD HEIGHTS THEATRE, 4719 Turney Road VARIETY STORES BEN FRANKLIN, 4797 Turney Road W. F. TINDALL, 4948 Turney Road 1 -2696 1 -2709 1 -8947 1 -2280 1-6295 1-7830 3-3372 3-6954 1-3682 1 -0033 1-9890 1 -9727 1-9502 3-7781 3-9878 1-9674 1-9613 1-4414 1 -001 0 3-5550 x Li? G 1 h -' was , 9 Q Ev x. 11 ' 71 21 k QQXKX ,, - :X 5 Rpm 6 K -V '- K x, ' X . ' 3-4' X in Tx Q-, ..J.......... Y' IQ 95,2 A N5 f ' .. bE .1 .',,. + W 43 mg! -51 , , I . X1 x 1i?.,: ' X ef 1' K 6 v . gp.. M- H- -1- . . uf' a1 '...l 4-1 I' ' N 4 ? he Q' 2 M f 'w f2f' if gan Q MM W My 0wn Choice MY NAME ......,. ADDRESS ..,.............,...,........................... MY FAVORITE TELEPHONE NUMBERS ..... MY FAVORITE SCHOOL DAY OF THE YEAR ....,.. BEST MOTION PICTURE OF 1952-1953 ................ .A....,..... MOST ENJOYABLE DANCE OR PARTY OF THE YEAR ...,. 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