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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1955 volume:

3 I nw O Li xx S, .- . fy W 5 E 3 5 5 W A Pf Q.. V .5 1-'pn x f nvn , ,, T. . 7' M ' my 1955 Garfield Pioneer Yearbook Staff :sf ' Vl' -.,k f I I fa-ek -- v o.Q Q P I!- wi' I . kr, EDITOR Florence Harrison ADVISOR Mr. Harold Kimball EDITOR Patricia Jaffrin ASSISTANT ADVISOR Mr. Ralph Witter PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR Tom Basta ASSISTANT EDITORS Marlene Gillespie Betty Jo Senyak Beve Bradler Frank Fiore Noreen Baclawski Jean Fassett Patricia Reichart Norma Holicky Norbert Owens Sharon Murray Robert Sigmund Jackie Lisy Carol Hazen Pat Mastropieri Barbara Kammerer Published by The Yearbook Staff of Garfield Heights High School 4900 Turney Road Garfield Heights, Ohio ADlVlINISTRATION Q llvu.9n. Mr. O. H. Schaaf Mr. Michael .Iaffrln Nlr. .lack Wilson Superintendent of Schools President Clerk-Treasurer Mr. Donald Mantel Nlr. Earl Bahm Vice President Board Member The laws of our state provide that there shall be free public schools throughout Ohio. ln order to establish and operate these schools on the most efficient basis, and in order to permit local residents to share in determining the type, quality, and extent of the educational opportunities to be provided within each community, our state govern- ment has subdivided the state into many school dis- tricts. It has delegated to the people of each district many of its responsibilities, much of its authority, and the right to finance better educational oppor- tunities than the meager ones which are guaranteed by the state. The agency through which the state conducts its educational program, in each respective school district, is the local board of education. The privilege of selecting the board members has been delegated to local citizens, who know the candidates and who, therefore, should be able to select the most capable members. The board of education ballot is non-partisan, which means that candidates run for election, not as representatives of a political party, but rather as representatives of all the people ot the community. Mr. Frank Kniola Mr. Henry Trubiano Board Member Board Member Board members must serve without pay, and they are not reimbursed for expenses incurred in the discharge of their duties, except for S36 a year which the state law specifies for transportation to and from meetings. The law requires one meeting each month, but'in these days when bond issues, levies, teacher short- ages, classroom shortages, and maintenance prob- lem abound, the average is likely to be two or three meetings a month. The amount of time consumed by one meeting is three or four hours. A board member has no authority except when in attendance at a board meeting, or when per- forming a duty assigned to him by the board as a whole. Therefore, citizens of the community should present their problems to the board, during its regular meetings and not to individual board mem- bers, at other times. ' ln view of the heavy responsibilities which board members must assume, for the good of all of us, and without remuneration, each of us should re- member to express our thanks to them for the good work which they do. Q--if PRINCIPAL W ,T tv... vs' gs. -V We willingly do a great deal to get an education. What, then, can we reasonably expect education to do for us? It should make us happier, and it should enable us to make others happier. lt should equip us to employ our talents and our time-give us a firmer foundation for the future. Education should help us make a better living, but it should do more than that. lt should help us to live more abundantly. Important marks of true education are sympathy and understanding. Let us remember that education neither begins nor ends in the classroom. We say that individuals are completing their education, but in a literal sense no one ever completes an education. All life is, or should be, a process of education. lt is the sincere hope of the Principal that all of the graduates of 1955 will have secured through the excellent school opportunities provided by Garfield Heights citi- zens, the necessary skills, attitudes, and knowledge needed to carry each and every one forward in a very successful iourney through life. Charles P. Lindecamp E Principal 1 If 4, r i, if W wt ,yi it , if ff fr 4, ,lf Senior Class llfficers June, l955 HM O . 0391 'lp if aww M3 Vw, y ig3g,yf I MMM ct ff fM,! W, FRANK FIORE Class President Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Track, Home- room Officer, Showboat, Choir, Intramurals, Hallguard, Citizenship, Clubs: Dramatics and Letterman's. PATRICIA REICHART Class Vice-President Class Officer, Queen's Attendant, Homeroom Officer, National Honor Society, Citizenship, Council of Student Representatives, Scholar- ship, Office Assistant, Showboat, Intramurals, Choir, Magazine Campaign, Yearbook Staff, Clubs: Y-Teen, Latin, G.A.A., Glee, Science, Booster. ELAINE DEPENBROK Class Secretary Class Officer, Intramurals, Citizenship, Schol- arship, Switchboard, Homeroom Officer, Showboat, National Honor Society, Clubs: Glee, Booster, Business Girls', G.A.A., Y-Teen. MARGARET BISSI Class Treasurer Homeroom Officer, Class Officer, Office Assistant, Queen's Attendant, Scholarship, Citizenship, Showboat, Honor Assembly, Na- tional Honor Society, lntramurals, Clubs: G.A.A., Booster, Business GirIs', Y-Teen, Glee, Nathan Hale Junior Hiah School. Seniors, June 1955 CARL ACKERMAN 4 3, Intramurals, Hallguard, Baseball, Librarialn, Clubs: Science, Spanish, L , , Dramatlcs. 'V 1 Ayn , V lz r I , if I L. KATHLEEN AUGUSTINO Homeroom Officer, Showboat, ln- tramurals, Clubs: G.A.A., Glee Booster. NOREEN BACLAWSKI Intramurals, Showboat, Citizen- ship, Teacher Secretary, Home- room Officer, Yearbook Staff, it ,X A Scholarship, Honor Assembly, il Leaders, Clubs: G.A.A., Booster, i s -:' Glee, Y-Teen, Science, Business , M if I Girls'. X - X- DALE BEHRMAN Intramurals. PAUL BE'I I'S Wrestling, Intramurals, Scholar- ship, Clubs: Science and Biology. Q Q , Lon E BEVIS 6 , f -. g sf. V :s-' 1 ,,.1 I.: ' Golf, P.A. Staff, Engineer, Home- room Officer, Class Officer, Stage Ei' Guild. i,lc A , 1 S f, JOE BARTOS Intramurals, Librarian, Scholarship, Clubs: Science, World Affairs, Spanish. TOM BASTA Homeroom Officer, Yearbook Staff Photographer, Hallguarcl. g Yin: WMM c s i ol ' , Showboat, e s, C b F.T. fG.A.A., Q! s Y 1 p n , lm als, cm- Scienc , ste 1 . ,, I f , LAWRENCE BRAZIE Intramurals, Baseball, Citizenship, Lutheran High School. 5 ERBE BUBNICK Citizenship, Scholarship, Intra- murals, Clubs: G.A.A., Booster, Y-Teen, Business Girls'. 0+ vi BQ Qmjjiffggg Scholarship, Intramurals, Latin, Science, World Affai s. eniors, June 1955 ' 'S' bfi? vb IP' aosmr sum We GEORGE BUTCHER Choir, Citizenship, Showboat, Scholarship, Clubs: Spanish and Science. CAROL CERMAK Office Assistant, Citizenship, Intra- murals, Librarian, Scholarship, Clubs: Y-Teen, Booster, World Affairs, Glee, Business GirIs', G.A.A., Pen-Pal. KENNETH CI-IARBAT Intramurals, Homeroom Officer. .ls ,. Z MARIANNE CIVETTA Cheerleader, Leaders, Homeroom Officer, Intramurals, Office Assist- ant, Showboat, Clubs: Glee, Booster, Y-Teen, Science, Hostess, F.T.A., G.A.A., Business GirIs'. 'UB OO I ' o 1 ,af 'c I. , s- ce Wdiwlifwlf JOAN CONWAY Choir, Showboat, Intramurals, Hallguard, Clubs: Y-Teen, G.A.A., Booster, Science, Glee, Nathan Hale Jr. High. JOYCE CONWAY Choir, Showboat, Intramurals, .,, Hallguard, Clubs: Glee, Y-Teen, Booster, G.A.A., Science, Nathan Hale Jr. High. l 1 V' ELAINE COUCH Showboat Leaders, Hallguard, Switchboard Intramurals, Band, Pep Band Citizenship, Librarian, Tumblerette Clubs: G.A.A., Sci- ence Business Girl ' Booster. I Qu . L E I I I I M I I if ' . I 1 I fe .... fl MARIAN DANNER Intramurals, Showboat, Leaders, Class Officer, Clubs: Booster, Glee, G.A.A., Business Girls', Y- Teen, Science, Marymount High School. Seniors, June 1955 3 X BRAD DE CAPITE Intramurals, Citizenship, Show- boat, Homeroom Officer, Science Club. .J cy IU W. Mft IT' WILLIAM DLUGOS Football, Wrestling, Intramurals, Homeroom Officer, Citizenship, Clubs: Science and Biology. wa ,Ngo M-vwimfww WNW- KW NORBERT DONIBROWSKI Intramurals. , f W- , N, 4 i3l .IQfX f -.fh fils , I AR ' ific r sf 'X IEEI . j i ROBERT DUBIN Intramurals. ANN MARIE DUDA Intramurals, Citizenship, Scholar ship, Leaders, Clubs: G.A.A. Booster, Business Girls'. NANCY DYE Homeroom Officer, Leaders, Citi- zenship, Showboat, Office Assist- ant, Intramurals, Librarian, Clubs Booster, Y-Teen, Business GirIs', Science, G.A.A. QM, QWV r ur s, rd, Clubs . o r ' ' ' , 45, Bu ess Girls Y n, I ' , Pen-Pal Host . I I f Q I ,' K J , ,,., I DONALD-? Eheiume :im-murals, itizeiiship, Clubs: Scierce and Watld Affairs. I I I X I II, - f ,f Seniors, June 1955 6 fLf,LLC'Q,X . ' g 94 L xf , I Af- LJ ' ,jcffy w Q 6 Cflvii f ' ,X 5- ' :ff L Z ,L C 'V 1' .4 5 I xg as Mi MARCIA EGGER1' Homeroom Officer, Intramurals, Office Assistant, Showboat, Clubs: G.A.A., Science, Glee, Booster, Business GirIs', Y-Teen. ROBERT FAFRAK Intramurals, Baseball. rs , ,ll DOM!- n ?SlQ :ni ,Amr - in ' 'ff ml W Mi , C 'Wi Scholarship, Honor Assembly, Yearbook Staff, Leaders, Librari- an, Citizenship, Teacher Secretary, Intramurals, Showboat, Clubs: G.A.A., Y-Teen, Art, Business GirIs', Science, Booster, Glee. W mm nsssrr JANET reucl-If , , Homeroom Ofrficer, Class'Officer, s Citizenship, Qcholarship, 'S,witch- boarg, Magazine Carrlpajan, Intra- murals, Sh'owboat, 'Honor Assem- bly, National Honor: Society, Clubs: Y-Teen, Ci.A.A., Booster, Glee, F.T.A., Science. I I , x ' , I I I ,pw if arm? DONNA FILSON Citizenship, Intramurals, Show- boat, Clubs: G.A.A., Booster Glee, Business Girls'. ELEANORE FLICK Showboat, Homeroom Officer, ln- tramurals, Clubs: G.A.A., Booster Y-Teen, Glee, D DAWN FOLTZ Intramurals, P. A. Announcer, Hall- guard, Citizenship, G.A.A. JOAN FRANZ 'IntramuraIs, Showboat, Cheer- leader, Homeroom Officer, Lead- ers, Citizenship, Scholarship, Clubs: Art, G.A.A., Y-Teen, Busi- ness GirIs', Glee, Booster. I JEAN GALLAGHER Showboat, Intramurals, Clubs G.A.A. and Glee. I I Seniors, J THOMAS GALLAGI-mx : I , 5 Football, Intramurals, Showboat, Qh, o , ivil Hallguard, Librarian, Clubs: Sci- ence, Lettermens', Dramatics, Latin High School, Lincoln High School. If .IOE GALLO 1 Lc , J Intra m urals. lg 1 x VINCENT GAl.l.O I Homeroom Officer, Hallguard, I Football, Track, Choir, Intramurals, Showboat, Librarian, Clubs: Sci- ence, Art, Dramotics. ,f Lr,kk.L . .,.2f, , i I HJ IA FM tr ur w o fit - , ship, ola e r Ae r , Clubs: QA. ' e , Art, ot r, ure ur or ffair ' ,ff ' I f , X' ,J ' -N. eg f MARY ANN GOLEMBIEWSKI 1 5 Intramurals, Switchboard, Scholar- V ship, Citizenship, Clubs: Y-Teen, Il, Booster, Business GirIs', G.A.A. ln if ki ,, J. une l9550WM w ill? i as I I Q- K Z were PMG J KIA I t mu Te er cre y, s' . 'Kg Boo ter, e, - n, ess Gig, rthfie - Iifiilwr' MARY HALEPIS Intramurals, Showboat, Clubs: Glee, Business Girls', Booster, G.A.A., Y-Teen. DORIS HANACEK Scholarship, Homeroom Officer, Citizenship, Office Assistant, Intra- murals, Showboat, Clubs: G.A.A., Y-Teen, Booster, Glee, Business Girls'. FLORENCE HARRISON Yearbook Editor, Citizenship, Showboat, Intramurals, Leaders, Teacher Secretary, Homeroom Of- ficer, Scholarship, Honor Assem- bly, Clubs, Y-Teen, G.A.A. F.T.A., Dramatics, Booster, Science, Art, Business Girls'. NORMA HOLICKY Chair, Office Assistant, Showboat Homeroom Officer, Citizenship Scholarship, Queen's Attendant Yearbook Staff, Clubs: Glee, Booster, Latin, Y-Teen, Science, S . enlors, June 1955 if f 1 t I lf 1 .,,, -- I ' if I G.A.A., Business GirIs'. HELEN HOLY Citizenship, Art Club. JAMES HUMPAL Stage Guild, Choir, Showboat, Intramurals, Clubs: Science and Spanish. PATRICIA JAFFRIN Yearbook Editor, Citizenship, Scholarship, Honor Assembly, Showboat, Homeroom Officer, Leaders, Intramurals, Teacher Sec retary, Librarian, Clubs: Drdmatics, Science, Booster, Y-Teen, G.A.A. Business Girls', Art. Q35-f AUDREY JONES Office slsta ' ' ea S a ers, lntr s, Hal guard, Citizenship . .A., ,va Y- f WBid ffqafs, f Nurs , cien e B , GI s er. Q, 'QQ 5.9, to is lg' aw 'K .. H :cf -14' C'... ' Sv' 'Q-up 9 'E 1 BARBARA KALFAS Librarian, Leaders, Clubs: G.A.A., Booster, Business Girls'. RICHARD KESSLER Librarian. ROBERT KIRBY Football, Hallguard, Stage Guild, Homeroom Officer, Class Officer, Intramurals, Citizenship, Show- boat, Science Club. I RICH KLEPA Z ci' 'nsh' eroo om: , ff , , ' , r r , H F5 f fl Fo all na r, ng X , :J e i r, Tr k J I age , Sc n e C . ' E 9 5 A CAROLINE KOBERNA Leaders, Class Officer, Homeroom Officer, Intramurals, Citizenship, Council of Student Representa- tives, Band, Showboat, Clubs: G.A.A., Y-Teen, Science, Boosters, Art, Business GirIs'. 22f5,fff.tf if MARYANN KOLAKOWSKI lntramurals, Showboat, Leaders, Clubs: G.A.A., Booster, Y-Teen, Science. WANDA KONIKOWSKI Homeroom Officer, Citizenship Scholarship, Showboat, Honor As sembly, Office Assistant, Librarian Leaders, lntramurals, Choir, Clubs G.A.A., Glee, Y-Teen, Booster, Science, Business Girls'. JOHN KOWALCZYK Intramurals, Science Club. e,.n'tyrQ,.F' .1- ' ,g mb' pf M441 ibsfwfe 25' Kfjff KEN KOZLOWSKI Football, Basketball, Track, lntra- murals, St. Gregory High School, f R 'MH BETTY KRAL Citizenship, Intramurals, Office Assistant, Showboat, Clubs: Boost- er, Glee, Y-Teen, Business Girls'. Seniors, June 1955 ? 'Ki ' 1 li' K, 1 W if si T , V ' if ,fl , xt .Ur ' - ' A .iif '5f? 'i'i ., - -'- 114715. E. ' :Y , ' J , 4. '51 -- '- Ali-T? , i V' A , ,, : L N' 5 I A, .,:- ww ,wif If al 6 fills: N j,r wp Qf' if Qi 5 AL RDAS KRINICKAS Intramurals. CAROL KRISS Citizenship, lntramurals, Clubs G.A.A., Business Girls', World Af fairs, Booster. ROBERT KUZMA Hallguard, Citizenship, Homeroom Officer. , - J ,n YW cp 0' ,w?lffclilAnLss LANE and, guar p Band, lntra ral, ip. MARILYN LANGMEYER Office Assistant, lntramurals, Citi zenship, Clubs: G.A.A., Y-Teen World Affairs, Booster, Business Girls'. PATRICIA LAURENTI Office Assistant, Clubs: G.A.A., Business Girls', Science, Future Nurses, World Affairs. RICHARD LAWSON PAUL LUBERA Showboat, Clubs: Art, Ushers, World Affairs, Latin. ROSALIE LUPI Glee Club, Durye 'Hi o Aii1W',.9 Mtg w'M 'a W' ff RICHARD MARBLE Movie Operator, Chief P.A. An- nouncer, Homeroom Officer, Band, Pep Band, Intramurals, Clubs: World Affairs, Science. 'I2 Seniors, June 1955 ,X 'S-C.,- ,X an VCI' v : PATRICIA MARREK Leaders, Choir, Office Assistant, Showboat, Homeroom Officer, Citizenship, Intramurals, Honor Assembly, Cheerleader, Captain, Clubs: G.A.A., Science, Booster, Glee. WWWSAW s e H o Val ne mr Intramu l Leaders, Citizens'hip,3 tramurals, Clubs: GA, , .Y-Te , Usheral Hostess, I 1 ' -1 3 16? 1 J .. i . Q , , ' ,JI ,L ' A ' fi, f I R' T ,- f, , l 2 X7 mi DOROTHY MARSHALL Y-Teen Club, Moshannon Joint High School. DIANE MARTIN Band, Pep Band, Maiorette, Or- chestra, Leaders, Showboat, Citi- zenship, lntramurals, Clubs: F.T.A., G.A.A., Y-Teen, Science, Booster. uf' . ygflwffflq I V1 11' ' '- I ,wgf mf' . E ILY LA ers, l amurals O tice As- sis, nt, zenshiq s: Y-Teen, G. Sci ce,S o ru? t. X to PRUDENCE PASSALACQUA Intramurals, Office Assistant, Citi- zenship, Clubs: Glee, Business Girls', Y-Teen, G.A.A., Booster. Seniors, June 1955 Wt W MABEL PETERS Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Intra- murals, Leaders, Clubsa G.A.A., Y-Teen, Booster. My., ' lf' lvffx la AV' I 1 . f fl ' ,I 1' 5 W7 s mv mrmczx f Band l.59d,ers,f1ntrgmurals, , Citi- JL-Anship, Sholkboatl Pep Band, H l5UlarclflCIubxiNScience, G.A.A., B -Teen, V usjhess 'Girls', Bobfster, D'rdmat:' .1 Q W .t 'lv I Ax lv ' tl..-ff is All g 1 ,s's sf- AQ E is .eff M. as Q ' , ,-...! ' ,,,, , diff , PW' :jvf :WMM 45 FREDERICK PETSCHE Clubs: Science and Biology. RICHARD, PETTY Scholarship, Clubs: Science and World Affairs. GZ: Hn.snlcK A 5 Basketb ' f' - rf na Ho C' Vial. ,,.:... ' st is 1 Miz: All :Diff I W Wmwcfw JEROME PIONTKOWSKI Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, lntra- murals, Showboat, Wrestling, Sci- ence Club. BILL POEHNER Intramurals, Showboat, Clubs: Science and Art. 'IS .IOANNE PROCOP Citizenship, Homeroom Officer Intramurals, Scholarship, Show boat, Band, Office Assistant, Clubs: G.A.A., Science, Booster, MY-Teen, World Affcigl F.T.A. of' 6 NE PUT X re : - ' , een, , Booster, - Ha e, J6 Hay High School I r r i lp, Tea I Cl b G pt' H I -tbl I 1 J RA X owb L rs, Hall - z Sw: h oar nt amu 'cs usin 'r s' M qls, n p Ba te, :A G.A , cienc , X- n, r ll lffwmf , EI. ! OI n a s SJ C, ' tr l, ' g ip, owbo , Iubs- .A.,Y-Teen, B te ut ur . J I - X X, ff 2' 1 I X fumble Sl 6fCh 'r, a ur st Rf' a S ww , Citi n rid 'n C mp n Cl : GI -T .A Sci- ce, ster, ' es r '. W . I . W AJ Wir it .iw I eniors, June l955 15 fl ! ,X qs li 5 .., ' 1 PAUL RIPKO Band, Wrestling, Pep Band, South High School. RAY ROBERTS Football, Homeroom Officer, Intra- murals, Citizenship, Showboat, Clubs: Science and Spanish. JOSEPH ROCCO Football, Band, Pep Band, Show- boat, Intramurals, Orchestra, Track, Homeroom Officer, Choral, Clubs: Science and Spanish. MARTHA ROCCO Intramurals, Showboat, Homeroom Officer, Class Officer, Band, Or- chestra, Pep Band, Citizenship, Scholarship, Honor Assembly, Queen's Attendant, Clubs: G.A.A., F.T.A., Y-Teen, Science, World Affairs, Booster. BETTY RODICH Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Intra- murals, Showboat, Clubs: G.A.A., Y-Teen, Booster, Science, F.T.A., Independence High School. DENNIS ROMAN Intramurals, Citizenship, Show- boat, Golf, Stage Guild, Clubs: Science and Spanish. MARLENE ROTT Citizenship, Scholarship, Intramur- als, Clubs: G.A.A., Glee, Booster. O Seniors, fl 5 fsaiig: ' I its 5 kj 5, 'YZEQQJ i uv ,K is IF: up L I li4 . June 1955 L ' Miro' at , 4,427 if '7f I I -iff nv 'Wi K, If fn by gr v , I ' J , ff? ! ,1 ,ac NO A S .IOVIE h Intramurals, Golf, Science Clulgg Wy.-, MARILYN SAMNION Office Assistant, Leaders, Intra- murals, Band, Magazine Cam- paign, Citizenship, Clubs: World Affairs, Y-Teen, G.A.A., Booster, Science, Future Nurses, F.T.A., Dramatics. ,t,. ,, 6-VC Orr? JOSEPH RUBIN A JMJONY Ea Band, World Affairs Club, Collinf- qrac I mu a s, ' ' nshlp, wood High SM , t Sci QW W if , gl W llxlfiw Qi! V' JB W3 DEAN RYBAK ,C t ttls cAnoL scHAcH Homeroom Officer, Class fficer, Showboat, Intramurals, Clubs Spanish, Science, Dramatics. :canon W Le ers , 1' tant, , ir' 35: e lntramadls, C . G. ., Boost er, Sclen F ure Nurses, NEED' 1 3 , I 'iw I en ' 4 S' fi , U'?52V He, gs' Showboat, Intramurals, Clubs: Booster, Y-Teen, G.A.A., Future Nurses, Science, Business Girls'. MARYANN SCHIEBERL Cheerleader, Citizenship, Intra- murals, Showboat, Homeroom Of- ficer, Clubs: G.A.A., Booster, Glee. f f J ' I . Ea s :J-55 wwf ' ' . if una- I S 's 1g.:,,. . K xg n jzgijar e ',,-.- H A ff M . , . 1 7 BILL SCHIELY Basketball, Intramurals, Class Officer, Showboat, Homeroom Officer, Clubs: Dramatics and Spanish. JOSEPH SCHREIBER MARLENE SECI-I Intramurals, National Honor So- ciety, Citizenship, Switchboard, Scholarship, Clubs: G.A.A., Sci- ence, Booster, Business Girls'. DANIEL SHENK Band, Wrestling, Science Club. 'I I s KN JI D SICKA o y, Pep Band, s p, Scholarship, : tl , iol09Y, World Qfiitw W- f,,,.. vi:-,I . . : Seniors, June 1955 mga : I In if .4- ily' I it A ' rg 'Z BOB SIGMUND Hallguard, World Affairs Club, Yearbook Staff. RONALD SIMIA Football, Intramurals, Pep Band, Band, Homeroom Officer, Librari- an, Clubs: Spanish and Science. I ak' I, ,fr-r if JOAN SMITH vw I ' W , H, Intramurals, Citizenship, Clubs: 1 G.A.A., Booster, Glee, Business 7, GirIs'. ,a Rl, ,ami sum f9 'X riff JEROME SOLGOS Homeroom Officer, Intramurals, Science Club, Benedictine High School. fo , 0 5. K K I a l l f K X 5 wk Q Q N CAI. SORE IT Q . S STONICK Intramurals, u T nship Q d, Intramurals, Clubs: High School, ree es High G.A.A., Y-Teen, Science, Booster, .School, Bell h Sin I. V 3, Business Girls'. fjgfgl Ky X fi if W r Y L' i fl 5,1 X lv .noun sPAoAno ROBERT STRUNK xr' sf. Anthony High School. ROBERT SPATH Intramurals. GEORGE STANG Holy Name High School. DONALD STANSBURY Intramurals, Citizenship, John Adams High Schoo fjww W W W MAA' ,wr ' . . . 7-Q1 fr: -I fi lil J ' f , I, if. , , ' KU'-b - . I' .sum 7 . sl., I fl . is 7 2 2 I+ My 5 j ,,.. i 52:1-- I , 5, - y i I-gimgffyg, - :fi . ff ' ' - ' . 1 :bfi-?ij3filf1.Q - if ' 'gif 2,4 sg, pw i' ' 1 Homeroom Officer, Intramurals, Science Club. Scholarship, Teacher r Citizenship, lntram s, s, Booster, G.A.A. G . FRANK SVOBOQ I if W5 My I iff ' ., Base all, Football, Intramurals, ,VL Citizenship, Band, Science Club. GILBERT SZARAZ Intramurals. 'I9 DIANA sT , , VI! rw Seniors, June 1955 5 MARLENE szYMALAK L . ffyl My Scholarship, Homeroom Officer, C UDI NGARSKY National Honor Society, Switch- , euc er Secremm Scholarship, bmlfdr Clll1enSl lP, HOCIOF Aisem' A Intramurals, Citizenship, Show- blYf MUGUZIUB CUYUPUIQN, 5h0W' 5 ' boat, Clubs: G.A.A., Glee, Boost- boat, Intramurals, Clubs: G.A.A. er, Business Girl ' , e ns Science, Booster, Business Girls' fp Glee- , f -V nossuuuus rssm AN ' Honor Assembly, Magazine Cam ' O h ' . paign, Intramurals, Leaders, Show 35 umf e urs ' Sh.: esta' SNES boat, Choir, Citizenship, Orches- .Q of. er O ergom ic ' onor tra, Homeroom Officer, Switch 'Q' - '. nship scholar- board, Clubs: G.A.A., Science, Y- . si Y en GAA Fuwre Teen, Glee, Booster, Business ' 'ge sciegce' dogster Girls'. ' ' ' ' RICHARD THOMAS S' , s 1 RON VALDMAN Citizenship, Homeroom Officer, ef' lq' A fig Choir, Homeroom Officer, Show. Hallguard, Intramurals. E -- boat, Intramurals. I I I M I C p , 1 O0 4 Lv M iz cmuuss rom Fi . , sand, f1ggqi,'lsiuWna, Johnfdgsms High School. ' my als, Showboat, qep Band, N! lf 'l A' ro ol W 5 6 V U ig-ig'-Z7 x 5 1, f I' I J' JOSEPH vlououi M T EP Football, Band, Intramurals, Class R Officer, Pep Band, Honor Assem- ' , 4L .,s bly, Clubs: Science and Letter- .. A Avt- I s I , K mensr. 49.1 9- 0 X , l A xl il:-l L -latrl. 20 ,f -f rL,'J PATRICIA VLACH Clubs: G.A.A., Booster, World Affairs. RONALD VOTH Basketball, L i b r a r i a n , Science Club. .IUANITA WACHUTA Citizenship, Intramurals, Switch- board, Homeroom Officer, Show- boat, Choir, Clubs, G.A.A., Busi- ness Girls', Booster. DAVE WALLACE Homeroom Officer, Showboat, ln- tramurals. KEN WARD eniors, June 1955 K Q CAROL WATERS Homeroom Officer, Intramurals, Office Assistant, Leaders, Show- boat, Clubs: G.A.A., Y-Teen, Booster. MARIANNE WILKES Homeroom Officer, Intramurals, Office Assistant, Choir, Citizen- ship, Clubs: Business Girls', G.A.A., Y-Teen, Booster, John Adams High School. LOIS WILTSHIRE Choir, National Honor Society, Showboat, Intramurals, Scholar- ship, Citizenship, Teacher Secre- tary, Librarian, Clubs: G.A.A., Booster, Art, Spanish, World Affairs, Glee. BOB ZAWACKI Citizenship, Stage Guild. aww-'D lazily 9'wv64M Q CD7 f gm ,Aj . A az fl 2 It W 21 QM!! Girls Joan Radai, Janet Feucht .......... Elaine Depenbrok .......... Marge Bissi ............... Mary Ann Schieberl ...... Martha Rocco ........... Penny Meermans ..... Caroline Koberna ..... Joan Franz ......... Sharon Murray ...... Rosalie Lupi .......... Doris Grochocki ....... Shirley Petrancek ..... Emily Palazzo ..... Virginia Millar ...... Maryann Civetta ....... Diane Martin ........ Marilyn Sammon .......... Noreen Backley ............ Ideal Senior Most Intelligent Leadership Best Personality Most Dependable Most Athletic ........Without A Care........ Nicest Figure Prettiest Eyes Nicest Hair Cutest Smile Fashion Plate Best Looking ........Sense of Humor........ Best Dancer Music Ability Best Line Funniest Laugh Norma Holicky, Elaine Couch .............. Cut-Ups ...... Pat Marrek ............................ ...... B ashful ...... Flo Harrison ....... Dreamiest As We Were Boys Most Likely to Succeed ........ ....... L ee Penkowski Wayne Miller Lorne Bevis Dick Thomas Dan Marsh Frank Fiore Bill Schiely Bob Kirby Ron Valdman Jerry Solgos Joe Viglione Dean Rybak Casey Monczewski Carl Ackerman Tom Gallagher ...- .... Joe Rocco Vince Gallo Ken Nowacki Ray Roberts Ron Simia Bill Poehner Three Motion Pictures of 1954-55: Five Songs of 1954-55: The Glen Miller Story Earth Angel Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Sincerely On the Waterfront Band-Ralph Martieri Hangout-Campus Favorite Sport-Basketball Topic of Conversation-Boys Comedian-George Gobel Expression-Stock Social Event-Prom llGeel! Melody of Love Let Me Go Lover Assembly-Homecoming T.V. Program-Medic Disc Jockey-Phil McLean Male Vocalist-Eddie Fisher Female Vocalist-Joni James Best Dance-Senior Dance Male Motion Picture Star-Marlon Brando Female Motion Picture Star-Doris Day M27 f?m Carl Ackerman ........... Kathleen Augustino ..... Noreen Baclawski ..... Joe Bartos ........... Tom Basta ........ Dale Behrman ...... Paul Betts ......... Lorne Bevis ....... Margaret Bissi ..... Sally Braun ...... Larry Brazie ........ Erbe Bubnick .......... Robert Lee Bump ........ George V. Butcher ........ Carol Cermak ........... Kenneth Charbat ...... Marianne Civetta ....... Robert Clark ........... Joan Conway ......... Joyce Conway ..,.... Elaine Couch .,..... Marian Danner ...... Brad De Capite ...... Donald De Paulo ........ Elaine Depenbrok ...... William Dlugos ............ Norbert Dombrowski ..... Robert Dubm ............. Ann Marie Duda ........ Nancy Dye ......,....... Ann Earl .............. Donald Eberling .,,.. Marcia Eggert ...... Robert Fafrak ......... William Farrar ....... Jean Fassett ........ Janet Feucht ........ Donna Filson ...,.. Frank Fiore ......... Eleanore Flick ..... Dawn Foltz ...... Joan Franz .......... Jean Gallagher ...,... Senior Wh0's Who Blythin .......10017 Grace Ave. ........10618 Langton Ave. .-.......4996 Orchard St. .........6224 Turney Road 2 Robinson ......8101 Garfield Blvd. ........12802 Shady Oak ...........5201 E. 117 St. ..........9805 So. Highland .......12612 Thraves Road ......9808 Plymouth Ave. ......10505 Penfield Ave. .........13810 Wolf Road ..........10303 Russell Ave. ....12414 Reindeer Ave. .......9906 Robinson Ave. ........9504 Dorothy Ave. ,.............4893 E. 97 St. E. 97 St. ........13125 Thraves Road .............4745 E. 88 St. ........13203 Thraves Road 2923 Carpenter Road ......13308 McCracken Road ,.,,,........5122 E. 113 St. ,,,.,,......4684 E. 104 St. ......9422 Bohning Dr. .,,,..........4828 E. 85 St. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.5161 E. 117 St. .......5524 Cumberland Dr. ,,,...,,,,...,4811 E. 96 St. 2929 Havana Ave. E. 86 St. ......12832 Shadyway Road ,,,.,,,.,,,.,..9703 Lilac Ave. ..............4753 E. 93 St. ......l3800 Wolf Ave. ......,..........10905 Park Hts. ,,,.,,,,....10920 Granger Road 15913 McCracken Road ,,,,,,........5020 Edgepark Dr. 2930 Rockside Road Thomas Gallagher ..... ......------- 4 912 E- 111 51- Jge Gqllg ,,,,,,,.,.,,,,, .,.,..,.... 4 657 Warner Road Vince F, Gqllg ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,...... l 1816 Hastings Road Patricia Gallogly ............. .. Mary Ann Golembiewski Harry Green ................. Doris Grochocki ...... Mary Halepis ......... Doris Hanacek ........ Florence Harrison ...... Norma Holicky .......... Helen Diane Holy ....,. James Humpal ........ Patricia Jaffrin ....... Audrey Jones ...... ........l0420 S. Highland ..l06l7 Wadsworth Ave. . ........ 9709 Rockcliffe Ave. ,.,..........5025 E. 115 St. ...........4935 Henry St. E. 86 St. E. 90 St. ....,...13215 Cranwood Park Blvd. ............10813 McCracken Road ................10809 Vernon Ave. ........5763 Turney Road ...........13023 Grannis Vu. 3-4962 Br. 1-3281 Vu. 3-8078 Lu. 1-0157 ........ Mo. 2-3422 Vu. 3-9693 Vu. 3-1336 Mo. 2-1690 Lu. 1-2658 ..... ..... Mi. 1-5571 Foul Ball ...... Kathy Nor ...... Tori ..... Basa ..... Bevo ... Marge ....................''Sal Mo. 2-4543 Shot Gun Br. 1-6170 ..... ..................... Br. 1-3881 ............ A 8. P Kid Mo. 2-6435 ..... Butch Mi. 1-8955 ..... ..................... Di. 1-4214 .............. Shrieby Vu. 3-5496 ........ ..... ' 'Civetts Mi. 1-2245 ....... ...... ' 'Zimba Mi. 1-6154 ......,. ......... ' 'Joni' Mi. 1-6154 .................... Joy Mo. 2-1762 . Couchie Mar Mo. 2-2725 ......... .. .... . Mo. 3-8231 ...... Don Lu. 1-1646 ..... ............... Lu. 1-1831 ...... .......... ' 'Ox Vu. 3-8893 ..... ....... ' 'Norb' Br. 1-1772 ..... ....... ' 'Dube Mi. 1-1690 ...... ....... ' 'Anne Lu. 1-2567 ........ ....... ' 'Nanc Mo. 2-5473 ............... Mi. 1-1499 ........ Eb Mo. 2-4407 ..... ...... ' 'Marcy Vu. 3-4546 ............ Cracker Mo. 2-4509 ...... ....... ' 'Fuzzy Mo. 2-0910 ...... ..... ' 'Jeanie Di. 1-4173 ...... Jan Mo. 2-1794 ...... ..... ' 'Donna Mi. 1-2391 .............. Hockey Di. 1-2223 ....... ........ ' 'Effie Lu. 1-2222 ..... .................... Di. 1-4083 .... ...... ' 'Giggles Di. 1-3656 ........ ....... ' 'Gags Mi. 1-7947 .... Pooch Mo. 2-7242 ...... Bart Vu. 3-4808 ....... Pat Br. 1-0354 ..... ..... ' 'Goldie Mo. 2-4023 ....... ...... ' 'Nemo Lu. 1-0084 ....... ...... ' 'Stinky Vu. 3-6627 .... Greek Br. 1-3083 ..... .. Di. 1-3928 Br. 1-2970 ..... Di. 1-3752 ..... .. Di. 1-7266 . Mo. 2-0272 ....... Mo. 2-0331 ..... Dorie ....... Eliz ...Nwhiiey P J fff.-'Ari I I I I I I I I I I I I Barbara Kalfas Richard Kessler ......... Senior Wh0's Who ......8909 So. Highland ...l0704 Penfield Ave. Robert Kirby ,,...,.......,., ............ 5 228 E. 105 St. Caroline Koberna ....A...... Mary Ann Kolakowski ....... Wanda Konikowski ..... John Kowalczyk ....... Ken Kozlowski .......... Betty Kral ................v.... ..... ..........4729 E. 90 St. ......13111 Orme Road ........474O E. 104 St. ...........46l0 E. 93 St. 1705 Tonsing Dr. ..,.........5062 Henry St. Algirdas Krinickas A,...., ......... 1 1343 Enfield Road Carol Ann Kriss ........ Robert Kuzma ........ Charles Lane .......... Marilyn Langmeyer .. Patricia Laurenti .... Richard Lawson ..... Paul Lubera ....... Rosalie Lupi .......... Richard Marble ...... Patricia Marrek ..,... Daniel Marsh ...,..... Nancy Marsh ............ Dorothy Marshall ...... Diane Martin ......... Phyllis Meermans ...... Florence Mekara Don Mielke ......... Vince Milano ...... Virginia Millar ....... Wa ne J. Miller ........ ........10002 Sladden Ave. ..............9402 Park Hts. ...........4798 Rockwood .10900 Granger Road ...,..........13215 Thraves ................5050 Henry St. ..13412 Grannis Road .......4626 Warner Road -........4923 E. 109 St. .........4684 E. 104 St. .........13909 Wolf Road ............l3909 Wolf Road ......9418 Birchwood Road 9714 McCracken Blvd. ,...-........4911 E. 96 St. ......13203 Forestdale Dr. ......12120 Willard Ave. ............9528 Dorothy .........,..4656 E. 85 St. 4841 Turney Road y ........ Casimir Monczewski ..... ............... 1 2009 Edgepark Gordon Moore ......... Richard Morganti ....... Eugene Morinec ....... Ronald Morris ....... Bill Mulh ..............., Arlene Murawski ,,.,... Sharon Murray ........ Nancy Nau ..........., Grace Neal .......,....... Edward Nemeth ....... Donald Nimberger .... Kenneth Nowacki ,.,,.. Norbert Owens ........... ..... Emily Palazzo ................. .. Prudence Passalacqua Lee Penkowski ...............,. .. Mabel Peters ................ ..... Shirley Petrancek ...... Frederick Petsche ...... Richard Petty ......... Gary Philbrick .......... Jerome Piontkowski ...... Bull Poehner .........,.... Joanne Procop ......... Jeanne M. Putka ....... Joan Radai ............... Patricia Reichart ....... .......12911 Fruitside Road .13167 Forestdale Ave. ..............4913 E. 93 St. ..........10307 Richland ........13304 Grannis St. 2308 Willard Ave. .......6121 Hathaway Road 1 120 Langton Ave. .............4752 E. 93 St. ............4711 E. 85 St. 12100 Darlington Ave. 2501 Willard Ave. ....11121 Vernon Ave. .......5946 Turney Road .,.....14240 Cranwood 2300 Willard Ave. ...10108 Park Hts. Ave. .....9100 Park Hts. Ave. ....10814 Penfield Ave. ............4726 Turney Road ....9l07 Garfield Blvd. .....10603 So. Highland 12301 Darlington Ave. .........l4005 Broadway Ave. ........13060 Hathaway Road .....4685 Burleigh Road ..........13113 Cranwood Vu. 3-4118 ..... ...... ' 'Bobbie Br. 1-7631 ..... ...,.,, ' 'Dick Di. 1-8641 ....... ....... ' 'Kirb Br. 1-1227 ..... ..... ' 'Diz Vu. 3-5084 ....... ..,.......... Br. 1-2949 ........ ...... ' 'Wan Mi. 1-3863 ..... ....... ' 'Jack Mo. 2-5183 ..... ..... ' 'Polak' Br. 1-5928 ........ ...... ' 'Betts' Mi. 1-0878 ...... ....... ' 'Krispy' Br. 1-4755 ...... ........ ' 'Kuz' Br. 1-1929 ...... ....... ' 'Chuck' Vu. 3-4795 ....... ..... ' 'Butch' Mo. 2-9650 ..... ..... ' 'Pattie' Vu. 3-4474 ..... ....... ' 'Rich' Mo. 2-1484 ..... ............. Vu. 3-6489 ..... ...... ' 'Rose' Di. 1-2345 ....... ....... ' 'Dick' Br. 1-5934 ..... ........ ' 'Pat' Mo. 2-6394 ..... .......... ' 'Dan' Mo. 2-6394 ...... ....... ' 'Shorty' Br. 1-2663 ..... .... ' 'Dottie' Di. 1-9136 ...... ..... ' 'Deen' Vu. 3-5645 ..... .... ' 'Penny' Br. 1-7420 ......... ........ ' 'Sue' Mo. 2-6539 ....... ..... ' 'Milky' Di. 1-8626 ....... ..... ' 'Head' Mi. 1-4720 sQf i'lE5SE Mo. 2-6384 .... Ginny ff..f. ...flffiiclilei Climax Br. 1-5875 ....... ....... ' 'Rich Br. 1-4650 ....... ..... ' 'Gene Vu. 3-4145 ...... ........ ' 'Ron Mo. 2-8474 ................ Willie Mo. 2-0857 ............ Sunshine Murph Di. 1-3333 ...... ....... ' 'Nance Di. 1-6576 .... ......... ' 'Liz Di. 1-8910 ....... ..... ' 'Eddie Mo. 2-6978 .............. Nimbe Di. 1-8132 .......... ....... Mo. 2-2094 Mo. 2-1752 Di. 1-3082 Mo. 2-3613 Mi. 1-2048 ........ Ken no Prudy .... ' Mi. 1-0529 ..... ....... ' 'Shirl Mi. 1-6429 .................. Fred Vu. 3-0619 .................. Rich Di. 1-7919 .... Comrade Herb Di. 1-0660 .......................... Mo. 2-5078 ...... ......... ' 'Bill Di. 1-8325 ...................... Jo Mo. 2-8824 .............. Put-Put Di. 1-2411 .... ............... Di. 1-0357 ..... ...... ' 'Pat Ellen Reinker ......... Senior Who's Who ........5139 E. 114 St. Mariorie Reising ...... ................ 4 139 E. 112 St. Paul Ripko ........... .................. 1 1309 Brunswick Ray Roberts ........ 10313 So. Highland Ave. Joseph Rocco .....,. ................... 4 909 E. 97 St. Martha Rocco ....... ................ 4 793 E. 84 St.. Betty Rodich ...... ......... 1 0317 Plymouth Ave. Dennis Roman ..... ......... 1 3303 Thraves Road Marlene Rott ...... ........ 1 5617 McCracken Road Joe Rubin .......... ............... 1 2819 Park Knoll Dean Rybak .........v,.. ............. 9 612 So. Highland Carol Rygwalski ....... ....... 9 334 McCracken Blvd. Norman Saiovie ...... ................. 9 412 Rudolph Marilyn Sammon ...,. Anthony Sapienza Carol Schach .......... Maryann Schieberl Bill Schiely ........... Joseph Schreiber . ..........4925 E. 110 St. ........13101 Orme Ave. ...........12506 Garland ........13712 Wolf Road .........5349 E. 111 St. ...........10705 Vernon Marlene Sech ...... ............. 4 669 E. 93 St. Daniel Shenk ...... ...... 1 0614 Granger Road Richard Sicka ...... ............. 5 036 E. 117 St. Bob Sigmund ..... ....... 8 825 Park Hts. Ave. Ron Simia ......... ............... 4 611 E. 88 St. Joan Smith .......... .....,............ 4 832 E. 85 St. Joanne Sobiech ........ ......... 1 0507 McCracken Road Jerry Solgos ....... Cal Sorenson ..... John Spadaro ......, . .......... 8321 Garfield Blvd. ......14203 Broadway Road ................4832 E. 85 St. Bob Spath ..........,. ...... 1 2416 Darlington Ave. George Stang ..... Donald Stansbury Shirley Stonick Robert Strunk ...... Diana Stumpf ....... Henry St. ......13220 Hathaway Road .......4705 Rockwood Dr. . ...,,... 11906 Willard Ave. .. ........ 9316 Plymouth Ave. Frank Svoboda ....... ....... 1 0921 Park Hts. Ave. Gil Szaraz .................. ....... 1 2101 Darlington Ave. Marlene Szymalak ...... ........... 1 0810 Vernon Ave. Rosemarie Testa ...... ....... . .... 1 1108 Granger Road Richard Thomas ....... ......................... 4 832 E. 90 St. Charles Toth ............ ....... 1 3202 Cranwood Park Blvd. James Trepes ............. ....................... 1 .4616 E. 93 St. Claudia Ungarsky ....... .................... 5 835 E. 135 St. Audrey Urban ......... ....... 4 936 E. 111 St. Ron Valdman ...... ............. 4 851 E. 88 St. Art Vidmar ........,,.... ........ 1 1219 Vernon Ave. Joseph Viglione Patricia Vlach ....... ...-.......4933 Turney Road . ......... 9311 So. Highland Ronald Voth ........ Juanita Wachuta ..... ........5034 E. 113 St. .......5287 E. 117 St. Dave Wallace .... ........... 4 774 E. 90 St. Kenneth Ward ...... ................. 4 944 E. 88 St. Carol Waters ........ ....... 1 1 108 Plymouth Ave. Marianne Wilkes ...... ............. 4 636 E. 88 St. Lois Wiltshire ....... Bob Zawacki ...... ......5293 E. 115 si. ........s22o E. ios sf. Lu. Lu. Vu. Vu. Mi. Mi. Mo. Lu. Br. Di. Mi. Mo Di. Mo Di. Mo Mo Vu. Br. Di. Br. Vu. Mi. Vu. Mi. Vu. Mi. Mo Mi. Mo Mi. Mo Mi. Br. Mo Vu. Di. Di. Vu. Br. Mo Mi. Br. Di. Vu. Vu. Lu. Mi. Mil Di. Lu. 1-2237 ....... 1-1839 ....... 3-8018 ............ Sarcastic no-no--ixEIrl ...... Margie 3-7535 ............ Snooky 1-4578 ....... Mert 1-7388 .................... Bar 2-2655 .......... Dennis the Menace 1-0089 .................. Mert 1-0724 ........ Collinwood 1-0677 .................. Spine 1-3470 .................. Riggs 2-1196 .......... Big Norm 1-4182 ..... .......... ' 'Sam 3-9044 ...... ....... ' 'Tony 1-1985 ......... .........,........ 2-2707 3-0389 3-9647 1-6282 ...... 1-2004 ...... 1-1810 ............ Firedome .... Speed Sheb Mar 3-2413 .............. Subtle 1-3390 ...... ..... - .. Joanie 3-5502 ...... .......... ' 'Jo 1-4772 ...... ....... ' 'SoIgie 3-6323 .................. Tory 1-3390 .......... Spaghetts 2-7145 ................ SIats 1-2027 .............................. 2-9146 1-5415 2-7745 ............ Cowboy .................. Shirl Chromedome 1-9947 .................... Dee 1-5083 ......... .................. 2-1372 ...... ....... ' 'GilIy 3-9052 ...... ..... ' 'Mar 1-0147 ..... Tessie 1-0462 ...... ..................... 3-0505 ............ Chuckles 1-3861 ..... .......... ' 'Trep 2-3439 ..... Cloud 1-1037 ..... Aud 1-0771 ..... .... ' 'Fritz 1-6929 ...... ,.............. 3-5441 ..... Vig ' 3-2610 ....... Patti Gyiene 1-2748 .,,.,, Wah 1-2283 ...... ....... ' 'Gregg Ken 1-2935 ..... Wooda 1-5887 ..........,,...... 1-2361 ..... ..... ' 'Willie 3-7864 Vu. 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Crosen, Meliac, Michalak, Stautihar, Ersek, Hupcei. -,.:- -J xv-6 X , mn AH 3 Juniors . 3,6 1' YY . gl' A 'T . 1-3 13' xr H-'Dx T ' 7 X31 -1 A .J 5 G 'i 'Q 9 -I , X if X . 3 yur v . ,' 'A J' 3 if :Tw - A l V' , N' H7 1 1 's X f l's Tx'v,,k X Ewa: ' rf V hi, ,Quail J l ' 1 'PQ 'Q 61-' , h - w . , an 1 sn' Y3' ' S 1: 3' Q 0 '0' .49 f-9 -vb -is W D :rf 'Y .AQ I 5-:rr Top fo boffom, lefl to right l. Voylek, Perry, Oko, Ditzler, Kransfuber, Gupko, Szczurek, Tekaucic, Falcone. 2. Nowak, Coppolino, Palivoda, Roman, Williams, Prange, Knapp, Jason, Gillespie. 3. Guarnieri, Kucia, Dostal, Gilyani, Cibik, Morinek, Kolokowski, Alban, Slang. 4. Burcham, Bucholtz, Bradler, Soukup, Piatkowski, Nemetz, Spefh, Geiger, Wilson. 5. Duplay, Doran, Wheeler, Milhon, Mastropieri, Repko, Siwiorek, Pavlik, Suhay. 6. Waters, Welker, Grabawski, Helm, Green, Kaminski, Davis, Lucas, Davies. 7. Mathers, Dascoli, Wilhelm, Biziack, Mack, Tann. wil, Sophomores fd Nl , .f Q Q-1 .f I F of 0 tr 1 g , 3 -4 1 n 4 a if 1 K9 H4 L .4 'iz I . ' , Gr V ,. ' 'Z' ff , sl., , ,Vw . Z 1 6 ,ty Q, ' if Q ff K ,i , fx K A rf' ' 'QEWAZZ S' 5 it 2. .sa -4 I 'R izde 1 50' . ss .v 'X - K K . . 7 2' W 1 i - 4 kv fd. 'j . W K, , , L QL ,QW .Qt E? H 'P M , ms, f f N N K1-. al 'S' 'Q- i . X' 1 0 ' it V ' , Q 35- N, ,gg s 45? .2 ' ig, fs tb 1:- 4... i ' J 'ff' .ol , lf 5-'O j f s y : ,, I. 4:35 .lll S U . , a: Y - .- if fi 1 as K 1' ' A Top to bottom, left to right I. Lesti, Domagalski, Jablonoski, Warren, Jekaucic, Davis, Foder, Janicki, Arona. 2. Johns, Verbofsky, Bucholtz, Novak, Marion, Boncella, Fruscella, Witoszczak, Holicky. 3 . Panek, Pishkula, Sicurezza, Bonnell, Hrizo, Mays, Monaco, Hanna, Rolince. 4. Gecha, Kenski, Beamer, Pataky, Kowalski, Nash, Morinec, Tonkin, Huiarski. 5. Wlsoin, Walencey, Stebnicki, Herbert, Bissi, Franz, Kus, Hazen, Freeman. 6. Scherler, Mundy, Zimmerman, Metti, Boers, Perko, Schneider, Downer, Korzekwa. 7. Wrobleski, Kus, Lewis. -0 'Q' v 1 fi: if u W 1 J' Sopllomores 6 S N4 V Q 13. . 'i ,,,, A , , M 'Z QS f 'F 4 X ,ov ,I , 'aww A-s is ' 9' sl L-I N- , -a ' 'Leu' . 1' hz E T ' in :I ,, ,. - - I H . , M .K W J in r l We 5 X .... Q X X , 5, bf fo vu I V' A -Q., , , : -s ... f vu G. J- 'sa- N0 ' Si. fax . X,-7 H ,,Ag aj . K xi N... Ss., '79 -, .. GR - .a , M 1 , A-J 1, -Q 1 T- . 1 ---' , ' xx Mfx '3 , . .-M 'W A fs' gs 'H Top to bottom, left to right 1. English, Gardner, Koberna, Schieberl, Metts, Mercurio, Hupcey, Hornyak,Chickering. 2. Del Pizzo, Svoboda, Nadroski, Swiderski, Leonards, Kalivoda, Smith, Coopy, Stonner. ' 3. Putka, Yacobellis, Hradek, Vilt, Plonski, Sklenicka, Anderson, Wolnowski, Lau. 4. Davis, Biziack, Vapenik, Grattino, Sliwinski, Chahulski, Wells, Lasher, Novotny. 5. McCombe, Chmielewski, Kestranek, Alterio, Jamborsky, Ceska, Stuart, Perchinski, Harrison. I 6. Paderewski, Clarke, Solgos, Gavalan, Waid, Serowski, Bondi, Brysacz, Smolinski. 7. Thomas, Marec, Wisniewski. XXVY4 ll p, ,,, ,. .0 .. lx? P., ,.,. o ,fer . 5. an 40 X X 'A Q M ' N 1 . , , mf., f 'za cj. s-x 1 V E. .KE N E 8- l ooii s X o Yer - Sophomores 7. x we V 5' 'Q Yr 'E Q S1 4 xx W rieee e A e 1' x or ! in 1 . ' s I ,,, ,. f-f' ' ii in H Q 1 :Q .f ,,..v X f 'X Qi,- 1 X inn ' W L 'TH f ,I X , -5 M W l li if , fx , K x X I ' as 0- 'W 4 5 ' sk Q L ,. ' AIV ,AAV . H ., , , V Top fo bottom, leff fo right Kuznicki, Gilmore, Placek, Seese, Lillie, Manfura, Moorhouse, Kammerer, Lally. Dougher, Funaiole, Jaffrin, Rickerd, Trudeau, Sirogusa, Rickerd, Jaskiewicz, Hart. Di Marco, Wiktowowski, Bulan, Gettier, Bilitzo, Helm, Bendick, Sckozen, Jeric. Poth, Magyar, Friedel, Schieda, Stuchal, Ptak, Tempko, Ollie, Chovan. Kolo, Chmielewski, Monoco, Lucas, Carter, Mauk, Torrise, Zeman, Mann. Matusok, Hlavacek, Quinn, Radecki, Holzman, Narduzzi, Hepplewhile, Neikirk. Schmidt. Spalh, Conley, Rini. ,- , av Sophomores Ill Ns an bf V 'J' 1 5' XM, .Q -? '17 fs g'f'L '+- ' '27 63 1 'v wi ga ,x'X 'T rf! 'zlflf r Q Q 4 '.. - -0 ,bt il rv- f' as F: . .J ,Y-if X3 . A 1 l K I Q f W f - i Y I ull v Fx f N A 'tr'-' -r f.. Q J .. C is-,u , , Q C A ., - ' Q- . M M X 1, t K .. gn' ,gm of H . . D h 3-fxulsilUl x 'G an ' af ' 'Q t Q U ' .. Q, ... 1 1' --' 11' . 4 , V l N.,-N -? - 1 Q-Fqllb , I x ,ur cf' AN- ' l - '- ' f . N. I C . r Top to bottom, left to right l. Tonsing, Pellow, Roberts, Focht, Kuzius, Major, Palivec, Rosa, Stasky. 2. Golembiewski, Petti, Callahan, Hudak, Adams, Bartos, Shearon, Clarke, Stockowoski. 3. Farrar, Gould, Mancini, Modenbach, Curtis, Kaltenback, Tomasek, Padowski, Provenzano. 4. Wiggins, McClain, Dacey, Witwer, Petsche, Kus, Gladek, Scott, MacGeorge. 5. Maria, Marble, Twardzik, Socha, Bilicki, Christy, Gibson, Horn, Lazar. 6. Yeigh, Rembowski, Drozdowski, Sokalski, Crudele, Vish, Sobie, Mantel, Colberg. 7. Polak, Bartko, Bradler. 'lit' 4 wx I 2,36 x. r Freshmen . xi ,V .533 ' 3 '93' 'E' X .X . l xx 1 'Q .ff 'H 1 ...tc ff-, -' , ' ' X, X ,f -A .L A. 1- -my v fl' - S f,,aw . , . - - y , . -qv i ' .r -. . W X 4, S 7 Gb' - ff' E 4 K ' Tm! , N?-Q' xii- ' Q' f' 4 r .ff f S ,M W. r. ' ' V. , I K f' 2- f .x.,,,,, . 'I V N4 K ..f 5 ff S 'mat .J 4 if x l r I ,bl -OL .Q .- , I ' ' W-r n y ei - ll S as is Q- ,. 045 4 - A 1:7 ..,, I . Z I ryrkk W i ,Q k I ,. r K H eeel S H f H , H wear. . Top to bottom, left to right 1. Schlueter, Nash, Dairy, Kissell, Divoky, Frost, Cwolinski, Malnick, Sommers. 2. Yesso, Jarzynski, Stokes, Grucza, Hammond, Hupcey, Haviland, Ersek, Krammer. 3. Cresente, Walenty, Volrath, Passalacqua, Jackson, Tucheck, Boslaugh, Voth, Gabaric. 4. Handlin, Miller, Ciurka, Krzewinski, Shempp, Halepis, Ballas, Shearon, Nowak. 5. Struzynski, Lucas, Bretschneider, Salupo, Baranovich, Reithi, Hitch, Martin, Guzowski. 6. Stickney, Olbrysh, Grant, Laurenti, Sawyer, Pankowski, Sapara, Sandusky, Hummel. 7. Pedela, Scott, Betts, Bohrer, Richter, Nichols. a Us 'Y J ..- 5 -3 'A ..4v 56-fv. vw .S 4 k in ,4 i .fix nk 1 J ' , V rs. f l Fresluncn C ,Surya . S its-. . an ,- 1-1 oi HJ ...- .. 4 : -1 17 Lg. :f. V Q- ll S 3 X 'V , ' 1 .L S if' k' X f- -vas' I - .. wr Q N, 1 .1 2 X z any 'i Q' 5 'T 4 ,f p . . J V, ,.. 2 ' 'P' 'Z 2' J- il 3 ., 30.30. Q is S ' SLN 09 . 4 N' 'fer xx, t f ' azz - if-S, .six-i I-uri: B I ,, , If fy ,, 3 t '. IR 'Hn A 3 - 2 4 'i - ' - , 3 W J . ,,, -- -A 'fr' 'Y XX ' XS A 'I .4 V , S ., , l K, v' f ' 46 .1 1 L- K ,4' h 'Q--sv V -5' 'F' 's v ' W xg wks- wt... . r vl Top to bottom, left to right l. Sever, Yost, Pawlak, Joseph, Zeliszewski, Flack, Hasinski, Zielinski, Welks. 2. Kuyminski, Czerwony, Kobat, Di Nathle, Stask, Markoff, Richardson, Phillips, Vlach. 3. Novak, Perko, Richards, Paciotti, Krane, Nungesser, Dye, Lesmer, Szaraz. 4. Skozen, Frederica, Lesmer, Frost, Straub, Barnard, Smith, Swanson, Costanzo. 5. Pachnowski, Shorf, Ritley, Shewell, Svoboda, Holycross, Cipolla, Fennell, Phillips. 6. Frafrak, Gallo, Seither, Bilczo, Rose, Uhl, Strizzi, Bolan, Zablotny. 7. Moore, Marshall, Farrar, Dombrowski, Komlas, Malloy, Fronek, Keeler, Peckman. Freshmen 2 I fl f I Aa C: ,QW , 1 W -I - ' -'S J 5' . 4 -12 2 X I zi.. if ' ill- 'U' ,A .. .r 5: i it . .L in VX Q , Q 3-1-ff, f . l ,. l in G c W' . Q ' ifw lf 4 1 4 , , , e -ff G Q ,v - , i if ll! NN A .04 , , ll y g A ' 7-'A l L... -f G 2 l ' xx, i 255f,,-1- a ,eff A -I l K A Ms l. 5 A 'bg X f -f. . 4 I fi , C K 5 ' f Nh' zo ,ah Q .: , -J n 'Qi' in -Q. -.f G -J eo.. 4 -wr ff gov - :- l ' ,Jul Ni' Q 3 K ei of Sz lf, 'J' ...G Q, f ll- A11 V kgs l G' mi: va- fn il . i '01 ' , N., -.44 2 ' -4 X ' i 3 H5 , X' ,All - l -1 f -' .... .. lf? Q, .85 Top fo bolfom, left to right l. Frank, Leko, Jenkins, Buntura, Clarke, Petro, Gregg, VanCucha, Crile. 2. Budzinski, Lozinak, Seminaro, Pobiega, Dempsy, Hrin, Wyman, Morley, Richer. 3. Rizzollo, Collisi, Phillips, Lepkowski, DeMassimo, Gillan, Gallagher, Jarzynski, Roddy. 4. Chapple, DiCarlo, Nemelh, Balski, Barlo, Tarr, Kurtz, Ochocki, Brochick. 5. Guarnieri, Kelly, Lawerence, Gallagher, Walters, Lewis, Fulop, Delooze, Brenner. 6. Roski, Zachary, Smolinski, Wills, Lucas, Kitson, Picone, Duda, Wimsell. 7. Crummie, Conway, Carpinelli, Marzec, Somrak, Struzynski. Freshmen ab v- ' 'Z ,J - Q I , 'rf :fd V7 ' ,'3,, :I ' L ,J 1 I 'x.. l Y f f' , . A .Z f ' 3, H ,2 '2 4- . J. -'-1 -. .1 li -4' .-9 'e -iff .fi .,, NN' L -.4 ? ' ' . :X ' I l 2. . .B l N' X .,. ., X. , , - l x I' xi - . X fxr . 1. . - B - ' 'al all ' 3 ' 7' , ' Q r' ' ' H .L N' jg 4 -, r Y ' ,717 -v ..,,. Nf' ,BL f Z if' - Q x K 4 N . , v Q 'Q J, H 1' I ' 9- r '2 .2 7 , Hs X-5 we- lm, il' .. W' ' ' ' 'Se -31 'ps' B ' ' 'N' K t' X117 N' ' A Q , el: ,M If 45 la -9 1 M . . J , S ca 54 l X X iv' 'Q N ,, - .u -:: , I , , , ,u .. - . 'x v -E , , ' . l :L B ' . X . .. New I Top to boffom, left to right 'x gh l. Rubin, McClain, Linke, Wellock, Meade, Swiderski, Heida, Luther, Taffel. X 2. Pekala, Kalfas, Konte, Zaborowski, Janoska, Krause, Slagel, Schroeder, Kline. 3. Klose, Bilczo, Gerba, Doubrova, Cummingham, Gavel, Maior, Kelly, Miller. 4. Wolf, Slupak, Hokes, Mirous, Rusnich, Cervelli, Buckley, Jarmusch, Sission. 5. Baatz, Toth, Malish, Gorecki, Crile, Coliohn, Wood, Kuzman, Coleman. 6. Leone, Chensek, Hogan, Delia, Beaver, Vanik, Parroll, Zarko, Round. 7. Lupia, Drnak, Coniczynski, Jeric, Barrett. 1' Eighth Grade ia 'Z rw K gt , -a NH '-3 X ,v I J 1 .LSL V27 Q -sr rr m K , I I 1 ,Arab .. . I X J' I XI 73.1 ' i I ni h ii 1 4- ' N? . V1 'ii'- 'Z , 'Ol -A -411' -J' aff -Jr up .J 5 ' as' - .- f Q1 Qi 'K M' 'WO' F 1 nr- v-..,, .fm fsfrw I I !,l,,a 3' . -v .L A 1 ..- g ik -.A ,Q TI sa ' 'F ' --wa. x fi ,,, ' fa . 'S 5 I i '- '31 N43 , . . J. rv -f ,MJ '4 is J , ,V .. - N k x 1 f l !K4f X g, ,X 41 , A V...-5, Top to bottom, left to right 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Luther, Dobbert, Cerny, Urban, Kruszewski, Morris, Carnicom, Beli, Kozlowski. Mizway, Harrison, Ptak, Vitt, Svilik, Hupcei, Reitz, Doubrava, Lubera. sol - --..- ei fs' v- : -I Immarino, Smith, Piontkowski, Mclntyre, Werstak, Palazzo, Lekan, Banno, Roberts. Janowski, Scott, Olbrysh, Pakozdy, King, Agvilino, Czubak, Dreozdowski, Katrinak. Wait, Smith, Corradi, Oscar, Zawicki, Tatulinski, Gissinger, Braun, Durdon. Cieslak, Capretta, Monczewski, Collisi, Jelinek, Urban, Cook. Vah, Skryp, Magic. Eighth Grade A. V, 4 'P E 3 'X r' 1' ' 33' 6: J I L ,LL f , lQ ' .X i Q Nr' I l , l k 5 k 'y. K. K ' fr ' 39 ., . i ' ' ijJ.g f41 gfg ,, . v- . if , - .I un I 1' -97 Q A A ' 'bf 'Cz is ' r 1 -J .. if '. '-3' i 'gf P 'R' J . W er 2 4 11 r -ff -ei no -1 'eff W... l .3 f J ' w. eff Ne .mf nn!! N P: L ' W it , Q 4 ' :Q -.- . J. D 1 M, -gg, -4 V 1, ,,,, -- l fl ,f - V7 ' X 9 Q 'J 'v F A 'va s - 4 l 2 X -If-.1 ill l fr l ' . kd-Y 'T . .S 4 rl it g - ww . 1 Q 5 xifx ei N. l I' . f- l ' 'L' '. vi M, I 7 I . ,UP A Y' --f y V12 'J . ' 11 ' N , 1 ,df qsskffgig 9 ' i 1 3 ss - : .,,. i :- up :Z - 4 . ' : gl -..4 I 5' . -J' J' -f r g ,v 1 4 4 rr - x 1 IX' 3 'rf' ' . .1 i , Q-'A V cr: All lpn. . Top fo bottom, leff to right l. Dacey, Spaelh, Vafahcl, Slucker, Norman, Geffier, Cichocki, Thompson, Opalrny. 2. Meslon, Kuglin, Doberstyn, Hayden, Wheller, Vanek, Boscarino, Depenbrok, Sorm. 3. Oriti, Shields, Pirrone, Tonkin, Carroll, Emrick, Garrafl, Gorski, Baron. 4. Benedict, Glover, Stevens, Smith, Boddy, DeLuca, Bondi, Kozlowski, Spicher. 5. Thorson, Bendik, Jankowski, Ruth, Sadowski, Mousson, lmmarino, Williams, Epifano. 6. Mahon, Clunk, Golinski, Kclczmarczyk, Springer, Palivoda, Pollack. 7. Pershansky, Oleksiak, Dee. . Q A 'Q PI ,ao -.1 fx. Eighth Grade 'Si f ln. it wen., . ' K. LQ' 1 ft' 'R' I ',.XriASx ., V2 as , fi 34 V eb 'N ....-Q.- X ,tt 2- . A it sc 3 ,ii L N H ao er, ,4 , v'f:,,HI i fi an K. .1 2 n 'H f' I, ' 'O A V i ' ii . Qi' ., - . -.I ' X V ..,. r . a , fr el x i 4' - e -Q. 7? iff' i W M' 4 fl , . i e ex, i . ' l ,Y f 1 ' 1 X Sf ., s. -,.... -0-4 -'rr -.J iv. -3 - ' '- w v-1' wwf - ' ' 'P ' ' 1 ' ,.. ,,.. V , A E 1 'D 1 A- :J v Q ' ar 4, . . .,, 3 5' A K .5 4 ,. S Q 2 iii K . K ,Diff Q wif A ,V , 11, ,. elk. L' -in - -' D-f Top to bottom, left to right ' l. Gutkowski, Kirby, Dennis, Stumpf, Janskowski, Lawrence, Hoychuk, Marion, Moon 2. Annotico, Tillinger, Kadowaki, Bowy, Borcyk, Quinn, Mycaskie, Holzman, Yeigh. 3. Schwartz, Conley, Powell, Gorisek, Petti, Faran, Kern, Outler, Welker. 4. Hartline, Chovan, Joworski, Sworski, Joseph, Lasher, Premura, Samko, Fitzgerald 5. Machulicek, Santoli, Malkus, Bingham, Zawicki, Ptak, Rickerd, Spehar, Spehar. 6. Gould, Granda, Fruscella, Smith, Burns, Kraig, Posta. 7. Wait, Guidetti, Bircher. 43 1 Eighth Grade fr. ' '-' .... Tv 415 ' 73' 3 Iii? ,, 2 'Ya - 41 .4 .If.., V T ... s v1 --f A 1' cf . ...- - i . ' f ' . -4 ,, .U A K , , ' V 4 -47 . 5 f 4 1'v' . .4 1 ,. i .lf ' 4 75 3' is - yo 7, ' 'Ni A. 4' in -M ' 9 . gi J h -1 ff., T7 1 ' K' .,, .1 1 s., I J., K K on fl , u w' , L - -Q: in ' Fa -X ---. ,14 51 X X , 2 an V A N li '- -7' ,,' .... f ' --il 'r' ':: ' 1 , X K ,YY .L '13 ,Qs 'fl ev- h 4' is Q as -f -ff rg +2-'L X , A X J . 1 Y, 1 -tx K J I, ' ' -..ax -,,- A 4. ' .I 'X S fl X ' 1-4 X - ld 3 40 Q sg, it L v-.r ' Qi l ' K f , mi 'W 1 I f V ii. mf' gn- ' IO 9 -1-gf f l -Irv of K 6,59 2 4-3- Top to boffom, left lo right l. Abell, White, Kelly, Perchinski, Benincto, Wells, Simms, Uridel, Hudocek. 2. Svarowsku, Nirody, Spoth, Frinchak, Chapple, Miller, Bilitzo, Cmok, Spelh. 3. Gieger, Silo, Krusewski, Kissel, Wittreick, Sontoni, Kowalski, Bennett, Vosendc. 4. Pipinski, Gruilti, Nimberger, Johnson, Dell, Kormos, Pershinsky, Long, Gruza. 5. Borzecki, Czubak, Rilley, Kofos, Burlok, Kunlz, Ozimec, Slebnicki, Kelley. 6. Spisak, Novis, Bolski, Miles, Dobric, Morris, Charbal. 7. Pudelski, Goodwin, Konieczynski. ,Ai I ' 1-Q Sk, Q Q ' ' .514 vm S3 f - A , gjwm., .W '. :BM-f-A Q. A , . 51 - .. . .ktlgfk ,.,fgg,,shMk K . 'in' 'J 1 .1 .. - -WX -'21 -X 4 ,N ..A- 1 - . f W?1v'1,5g - . ' 2 V13-Q'1-'- 'ff ' aww- vw. 1 ings ,. ' .. nik f Ff .-1 I-11 wi W. k , A u'3'1' fw'f. ., 14' ws, X, -' f W 3 Q- M tm up , yur ff , L ..w.f-f Zww, - ' fm-INN iN gli2?v ?! - - 'A ' f 1 . Jn. ,xmg. 'ig Q .. r ueen and Attendants Virginia Millar Marge Bissi Mary Ann Schieberl Pat Reichart f' moms onocnocxl With her winning smile and pleasing per- sonality, Doris was chosen 1954-55 Queen of Garfield High. Along with many other activi- ties she is a member of G.A.A., Y-Teen, Intra- murals and Glee Club. She was a school booster and showed her enthusiasm by at- tending all school programs. Sharon Murray O Martha Rocco Diane Mmm, Penny Meermans Emily Palazzo Pat Marrek Norma Holicky Runner-up MK if 1 , N ' 'J ' 1 King and Attendants 2 u - .i i 'ici' ' 2 5 mLL: 2 ' n n u. X Vince Gallo ,. i ,1 Ken Nowacki Bill Dlugos Ken Charbat Dean Rybak Y' 9 , Dick Thomas FRANK FIORE l rk , Frank first came to our school in the 9th 1 -iz grade from Thomas Edison High School. His qt f ' warm personality was noticed by everyone if at once. He has brought our school many ' ':'?i ' honors because of his outstanding abilities in athletics. As Senior Class President his leader- Joe Gallo ship and determination helped push the Senior ' Class and keep it together. Jerry Solgos sw V :if W 5 X Joe Rocco Casey MOHCZBWSH Joe Viglione Runner-up Varsity Football l' r 1 l E Steele, sf QB 555 57 FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Coppolino, Ron Simia, Joe Viglione, Tom Gallagher, Ken Nowacki, Bob Hart, Vince Gallo, John Dostal, Jim Schieda, Bob Clark. SECOND ROW: Gene Jeric, Jim Farrar, Doug Swiderski, Ken Kozlowski, Bob Kuzma, Don Mohney, Dan Kranstuber, Lorne Bevis, Vince Milano, Rich Klepak. THIRD ROW: Coach Clifford Foust, Bill Dlugos, Bob Kirby, Ray Roberts, Frank Fiore, Joe Rocco, Paul Vish, Bill Muhl, Rich Cibik, Frank Svoboda, Ed Nemetz, Mr. Andrew Knazek, Mr. Walter Williams. On August 20 the Bulldogs embarked on their 1954- 55 football season. At the beginning of the season it was predicted that Garfield Heights would win only 1 and lose 8 games, but they bettered that prediction by winning 3 and losing only 6. The expert coaching of Mr. Clifford Foust and his staff prepared the inexpe- rienced boys for a rough season. A good many of the boys on the team placed on the: All Conference Team-Frank Fiore lst, Ron Simia 2nd, Bob Kirby 2nd, Ed Nemetz 2nd, Ken Nowacki 2nd, and John Dostal Hon. Mention. Cleveland News Dream Team-Frank Fiore and Ed Nemetz. Cleveland Press Stars-Frank Fiore and Ed Nemetz. The team lost 13 men, but have a promising young squad, the nucleus o fwhich are: Doug Swiderski, Paul Vish, Bob Coppolino, John Dostal, Jim Farrar, Gene Jeric, Don Mohney, Ed Nemetz, Jim Schieda, and Vince Falcone. They We Canton Lehman ....... .... 3 4 12 University ............ .. 12 31 Ashland ....... .. 0 19 Bedford ....... .. 0 26 Berea ............... ..... 3 5 6 Maple Heights ...... .... 2 5 7 Willoughby ,...... ..... 2 0 7 Brush .............. ...... .- 7 6 Painesville ........................................ 28 6 Garfield scored 114 points as compared to last year's record of 109 points. Their opponents this year scored 161 points compared to the 203 points of last year. Drum Dlajorettes The drum maiorettes this year did an outstanding iob by twirling and strutting at our football games and pa- rades. The line this year con- sisted of: Virginia Bonnell, Beve Bradler, Lois DelPizzo, Nancy Nowak-head maior- ette, Barb Sadowsky, Carol Scherler, and Mari Strizzi. Throughout the year they participated in the Band Concert and marched at all the parades. Varsity Cheerleaders The varsity squad of cheerleaders consisted of four members, all who graduated in June. They were as follows: Joan Franz, 2 years, Mary Ann Schieberl, i year, Mary Ann Civetta, i year, and Patti Marrek, captain, 2 years. The cheerleaders were spon- sored by Miss Eleanor Jaskulski and Mrs. Jean Donovan. They were a very important factor in Garfield's victories. They always displayed plenty of enthusiasm at the games- and rallies. They created good sportsmanship and spirit throughout the student body. This year they held a successful dance, the Moonlight Serenade , which everyone enioyed. Varsity Basketball l - A C l FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Hart, Bill Hradek, Casey Monczewski-Captain, Dick Thomas, Jim Schiedo, Dick Brown. SECOND ROW: Howard Welker, Gene Schaaf, Dan Marsh, John Sczurek, Ray Maria, Ed Nemetz, Mr. Carl McColloch-Coach. This year's varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. Carl McColloch, managed to win only 3 games out of 20. Garfield defeated Bedford for their only conference win and beat Brush and Shaker Heights in independent tilts. This year's team was hampered with inexperience as Coach McColloch was beginning to build for a good team for the future. Casey Monczewski was the high scorer with 221 points in IO conference games. Junior, Ed Nemetz and Sophomore, Ray Maria were next highest with l60 points each. lt wasn't until after 5 games that Coach McColloch decided that he would try to go the rest of the season with three sophomore boys instead of the four seniors that were dropped from the squad. Next year, with 5 returning lettermen, the Bulldogs should once again become a winning team and make the other teams in the district stand up and take notice. There were iust three seniors left on the squad at the end of the season. These boys were: Casey Monczewski, who was Captain of the team and was also chosen as a forward on the Greater Cleveland All Conference Team, Dan Marsh, and Dick Thomas. -V, L an Wa Varsity Wrestling ee. 2'f3' .Q riff' 9'-f' wif 1, M, -1 ex- .AA FIRST ROW, left to right: Dave Duda, Bob Gibson, Don Schneider, Stan Perko, Richard Dupley, Dan Shenk, Frank Fiore, Dave lucas, Jim Farrar, Bill Dlugos, Robert SECOND ROW: Rich Klepac, Jerry Krause, Ron Mead, Swiderski, Ralph Wilhelm, Chuck Rini, Angelo Torrise, Coach Wm. Morris. THIRD ROW: Doug Golinski, George Hrizo, Carl Lewis, Dave McDowell, Bob Hlavacek, Larry Conway, Bill Kelly, Under the excellent supervision of Coach William Morris, the Garfield Bulldogs completed an outstanding season with a team record of 6 wins and 2 losses and 1 tie. The Bulldogs competed in four tournaments. The Greater Cleveland Conference in which they placed third was a very outstanding event. The Regional Tournament in which the Bulldogs placed 8 men quali- fying them for the State Tournament was held at Lake- lbs. won lost tied 103 Jerry Krause ........ 4 3 0 112 Bob Gibson ........ 7 1 O 120 Don Schneider .... 5 4 0 0 0 1 27 Paul Suhay .......... 6 133 Rich Dupley .,...... 5 4 0 138 Stan Perko .......... 3 4 2 145 Dave Lucas .......... 4 3 0 155 Jim Farrar ............ 7 2 0 165 Frank Fiore, Capt. 7 0 0 175 Bill Dlugos .......... 4 1 1 Heavy 0 Bob Clark ..... .... 0 5 Clark. Steve Mirous, Chuck Koberna, Bob Kenski, Doug Burt English, Tony Meliac, Paul Suhay, Ray Abelt, Ron Bircher, Ron Boslaugh, Bob Mantel, Bill Dairy, Tony Benito. wood High School. In hard competition only two of the 8 men survived, they were Paul Suhay, a iunior, and Captain Frank Fiore, who retained his championship at 165 pounds. The team also participated in the Northeastern Ohio A.A.U. The graduating of Frank Fiore was a great loss to the team. His high school record consisted of 42 wins and 1 loss suffered in his sophomore year. rank in tournaments Freshman lst. regional, 2nd. conf ......... Sophomore 3rd. conference .........,................ Junior 1st. regional, 2nd state ................ Junior 2nd. conference lst. regional, 2nd. conference ...... Junior Sophomore 4th. regional, 4th. conference ........ Junior 3rd. regional, 3rd. conf ......... Sophomore regional, lst. state ................ Senior conference lst. 1st. 4th. regional .............. ,...... S enlor Senior V4 7. a Fx f - A . n . Q is S. , A K N , J , , , . H is A a f--...,,,, - A mfg QM 2:5 , -Q, ' Q Q 5' A , . f of X' , I 1 1Q 5. 1 3 , Q. YR 'B Pr--W ,-Q ,nv J Wh:-4 Garfield Mirror Staff The Garfield Mirror, student newspaper, is now in its twenty-eighth consecutive year of publication. Mrs. Louise Conley and Mr. Philip B. White were again the faculty advisors, but due to the illness of Mr. White, Mr. Harold Kimball was acting advisor. Kathryn Lesmer acted as editor this year. This year the Mirror had a representative to both the Press and the News student iournalist groups-Kathryn Lesmer was the representative to the Press and Jackie Lisy to the News. The Mirror is supported financially by student subscriptions and advertising by local businessmen and merchants. Norb Owens and Pat Mastropieri were the advertising and business managers for the past year. The Mirror Staff this year was composed of the following: Norb Owens, who was the only senior, Kathryn Lesmer, Jackie Lisy, Barbara Waters, Geri Piatkowski, Carol Urbancic, Irene Staskey, Pat Christy, Judith Milhon, Pat Mastropieri, Tom Jasin, iuniors, Jane Davis, sophomore, and Nancy Wheelock, freshman. Kathryn Lesmer has served three years on the staff, Norb Owens and Jane Davis two years and the other members of the staff one year each. Bankers Mr. Allen Scholl's 8th grade homeroom made-up this year's Bankers. The purpose of this organization was to promote banking throughout G.H.H.S. and was done on Tuesday's in the morning during the homeroom period. The Bankers did a fine iob of conducting regular banking procedures. They were responsible for collecting money and selling tickets for Showboat, Yearbooks, P.T.A. memberships and other school activities. Ushers Club The Ushers Club, under the direction of Mr. Frank Trella, was made up of eighteen active members. This club participated in important events along with many school activities and com- munity social events. The officers were: President, Pat Gallogly, Vice-President, Roger Roman, Secretary, Dorothy Marshall, Treasurer, Lee Blazey. The members were: Pat Laurenti, Geraldine MacGeorge, Daniel Marsh, Nancy Marsh, Delores Ma- iewski, Donald Nimberger, Janet Nimberger, Dennis Reid, Ronald Shimek, Harry Stoff, Don Mielke, Barbara Gardner, Paul Lubera, and Prudy Passalacqua. G. A. A. Cabinet The G.A.A. was sponsored by Miss Jean Siedel and Mrs. Jean Donovan. It consisted of about 200 members and was opened to girls in grades nine through twelve. The new members this year were given big sisters to help them. The officers were as fol- lows: Marge Bissi, President, Elaine Depenbrok, Vice President, Pat Marrek, Secretary, and Janet Feucht, Treasurer. They held their meetings once a month and often had buzz sessions in which they elected new teams and officers. Some of the activities for this year were the Annual Soccer Supper, Parent's Night, the Annual Re- union, and Playday. At playday, girls from other Cleveland schools 'come and have a meeting together which brings about many new friendships. These girls also spon- sored the girls' intramural pro- gram. At the end of each intra- mural program they put out a paper called, the G.A.A. Gazette. Librarians The librarians were made-up of eighth grade students under the supervision of Miss Victoria Mans- field. They met after school to per- form the miscellaneous duties throughout the library. They were responsible for keeping the date cards, and the books orderly. The officers were: Diane Navis, Presi- dent, Sandra Kadowski, Secretary, and Pat Gettier, Treasurer. Nlovie llperators For the past three years Mr. Ralph Witter has done an ex- cellent iob of supervising the movie operators, consisting of l5 members. The club ran noon day movies and also classroom study movies. One of the more obscure clubs of the school, the movie operators was one of the important clubs. The officers were as follows: President, Richard Marble, Vice-President, Harry Parrott, Treasurer, Donald Hudak. Other members were: How- ard Welker, Ronald Dunn, Tom Cerveny, John Kotol, Dennis Foder, David Bendick, Jack Kitson, Charles Tonkin, George Hrizo, Don Stupak, Domenic Federico, Jon Durdon. llfficc Assistants Every year a group of girls are given a chance for office experience by giving up a study hall and working in one ' of four offices. They re- ceived experience in busi- ness training such as filing, typing, using the rexograph, and mimeographing. This was recorded on the girls' office records and filed. The fact that they have had expe- rience in these offices has helped the girls when they were applying for iobs. Stage G uilcl The Stage Guild under the care- ful supervision of Mr. Raymond Stiefel was in charge of all on stage productions at GHHS. Elect- ed officers were Pres., Lorne Bevis, Vice-pres., Ken Nowacki, Treas., Art Vidmar, Sec., Jim Humpal, other officers were Sergeant at Arms, Robert Zawackig and Second Vice-pres., Robert Kirby. The club consisted of approximately 13 members, including the probation- ists. The big nights for the boys were those of Showboat, although they participated in other GHHS activities. The purpose of this club was to familiarize the boys with the techniques of stage work. Art Service Club The Art Service Club remained behind the scenes, but do deserve credit, as they played a very essential part in promoting the interest and appreciation for art throughout the school. This group willingly devoted a great deal of their spare time setting up bulletin boards for our annual Showboat, the Science Fair, and for other school events and holidays. Also they displayed posters on the Bond Issue and lettered all the school certificate awards. The club elected as their officers: Pat Gal- logly, president, Nancy Sklenicks, vice-president, Geneve Smith, sec- retary, and Marge Stonner, treas- urer. Miss Nancy Meyers served as the club's advisor. FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Reichart, Mr. Stephen Delrosso, Frank Fiore. SECOND ROW: John Clarke, Barbara Smith, Don Prange, Mildred Friedel, Bill Guarnierl FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Sicka, Mrs. Ruby Matson, Lee Penkowski. SECOND ROW: Lois Wiltshire, Marlene Sech, Janet Feucht, Marge Bissi. THIRD ROW: Pat Reichart, Marlene Szymalak, Elaine Depenbrok. Council of Student Representatives The Council of Student Representatives, under the supervision of Mr. Stephen Del- rosso and Mr. Phillip B. White, was a study group. Their iob was to discuss the prob- lems of the student body and to bring them before the faculty head for the purpose of a better relationship between the faculty and student body. The ten members of the council were composed of the president and vice-president of each class. The officers were: Pat Reichart, president, Frank Fiore, vice-president, and Millie Friedel, secre- tary. Other members were: John Clarke, Ted Lange, Janet Kadowski, Don Prange, Bill Guarnieri, Jim Schieda, and Barbara Smith. Their outstanding activity this year was the Homecoming Assembly and the homecoming festivities. They were also in charge of the Lost and Found Department. National llonor Society The National Honor Society was composed of students who possess a high scholastic average, charac- ter, leadership, and service, plus the recommendations of the fac- ulty. Under the able supervision of Mrs. Ruby Matson, the society sponsored an all-school dance in the spring, and their annual induc- tion assembly, at which time, the incoming members were given pins and treated to a luncheon follow- ing the assembly. The new mem- bers were: Juniors: Lee Blazey, Charlotte Croson, Kathryn Lesmer, Marilyn Michalak, Janet Nimberg- er, Bill Hartley, Evelyn Yesso, Elitta Sedlacek, and Carol Urbancic. The Seniors were: Rose Marie Testa, Marianne Wilkes, Doris Hanacek, Doris Grochocki, Audrey Urban, Joanne Procop, Ann Marie Duda, Martha Rocco, Mary Anne Golem- biewski, Nancy Nau, Bill Farrar, Bob Bump, Donald Nimberger, Ronald Morris, Jean Fassett and Dan Marsh. The officers were: Lee Penkowski, Presi- dent: Pat Reichert, Vice-President, Elaine Depenbrok, Secretary, and Lois Wiltshire, Treasurer. Last year senior members were: Richard Sicka, Marlene Sech, Marlene Szymalak, Janet Feucht, and Marge Bissi. 59 The Hostess Club, under the direction of Mrs. Marion Stamler and Miss Charlotte Mumma, have done an outstanding iob this year. The club consisted of 19 members, who met once a month. The girls were prepared to serve for any luncheon or banquet that may have been planned. This year, the girls have served at Open House, at a dinner forthe Principals and Football Coaches, the Senior Banquet and the Alumni Dinner. As a result, the members of the Hostess Club gained valuable experience and re- ceived excellent training for hostess work. These girls enioyed their work and donated their spare time to serving and representing the school. Nancy Marsh was their president. The World Affairs Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Norma Wilker and Mr. Leonard Lang was organized to help promote a better understanding of the problems that face the world today. Members attended a local mock United Nations session, sponsored an all-school dance, and had a club picnic in the spring. The officers of the club this year were: President, Rich Sicko, Vice-President, Marlene Gillespie, Secretary, Barbara Waters, and Treasurer, Arlene Davis. llostess Club The Junior Council 011 lvorld Affairs llall Guards Volunteers, who relinquished their study halls, made it possible for us to have orderly conduct in our building. In addition to this they served as guides to visitors in our school. They also assisted in checking to see that each student had an approved pass to go through the halls while classes were in session. This service group was under the direct supervision of Mr. Harold Kimball. Other faculty members who assisted in super- vising were: Mr. Raymond Stiefel, Mr. Adam Rogalsky, Mr. Joseph Bongorno and Mrs. Louise Conley. Gym Leaders Each morning at 7:45 when some students were iust leaving for school the Gym Leaders Class were down in the gym. The participants of this class relinquish one study hall a week, to serve as assistants in the gym classes. They are trained to referee, and to be of help at all times. This is a voluntary group and their fine spirit and sportsman- ship were signs of the excellent leadership of their advisor, Miss Jean Seidel. The girls elected Diane Martin as president and Carol Hazen as librarian. These girls certainly deserve credit for their sincere interest in athletics. . -.lv-55 Future Teachers 0E America The purpose of the Mark Hopkins Club of the Future Teachers of America was to provide high school students with opportunities to acquaint themselves more fully with the teaching pro- fession, to cultivate qualities essential in good teachers, to understand the importance of schools, and to provide themselves with informa- tion concerning the various fields of education. The F.T.A. Club of Garfield Heights High School is a service organization, it permits iun- iors and seniors to assist teachers in the elemen- tary schools in our own system. lt also provides its members with an opportunity to visit schools in order to observe classroom procedures. This year the officers were: President, Martha Rocco, Secretary, Janet Burgers, Treasurer, Janet Feucht. The organization was under the direction of Mrs. Mabel Saner and Miss Marie J. Okarma. Future Nurses 05 America Mrs. Phyllis Hummel was the faculty advisor of this group. The purpose of this club was to offer girls, interested in this field, opportunities to go on field trips and to participate in other activities relating to this profession. This year's cabinet was Audrey Urban, President, Beve Bradler, Vice-President, Dorothy Marshall, Secretary, and Rhoda Callahan, Corresponding Secretary. The membership has more than doubled these last few years. The F.N.A. is affiliated with the Greater Cleveland Nurses Career group. The two girls elected to represent Garfield Heights at the meetings downtown were Pat Gallogly and Beve Bradler. The Y-Teen Club is a service organization. They have resented three all-school assemblies: The Thanksgiving ssembly, the Valentine assembly, and the annual -Teen King assembly which was followed by an all- :hool dance honoring our King. There were 78 members of this year's club. Their Switchboard Y-Teen Cabinet purpose was to promote world fellowship and friend- ship among the girls. This year's officers were: Presi- dent-Janet Feucht, Vice-President-Geri Piatkowski, Secretary-Marilyn Sammon, Treasurer-Carol Hazen. The club was under the sponsorship of Miss Charlotte Mumma. Ilperators The public's first con- tact with our schools comes with a cheerful Good morning, Garfield Heights City SchooIs as a dozen or more business education students answer the school's PBX every period of the day. This work offered valu- able experience and training which helps in work after graduation. A waiting list of applicants is always on file in the office of Assistant Prin- cipal, Mr. Philip B. White. Mrs. Louise Conley has acted as supervisor over switchboard operations due to Mr. White's illness. Marlene Szymalak was the Senior head switch- board operator. The switchboard was operated by the girls from seven forty-five to five o'clock, five days a week. The girls were as- signed different periods to run the PBX. 63 P. A. Staff Every student in GHHS was well informed as to the school happen- ings by way ofthe P.A. broadcasts, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday during Homeroom. Any school business which is of im- portance was announced at this time. Mr. Harold Kimball, who had charge of supervision and direc- tion, had as members of his staff: Marlene Gillespie, Dawn Foltz, Jackie Lisy, and Richard Marble, who substituted for Mr. Kimball whenever necessary. Under the direction of Mr. Raymond Stiefel, were the engineers: Lorne Bevis, and Ken Nowacki, who very ca- pably controlled the technicalities of the P.A. system. xSP FIRST ROW, left to right Elmer Bartko Gene Schaaf Dave Zyznlewskr Ed Nemelz Frank Fiore Dan Marsh, Paul Vish, Ron Marec SECOND ROW: Dennis Kuglin Susan Chapple Bob Kenskl Lana Grant Jim Schieda Janice Wolf Bill Pelti, Barbara Smith, Ron Krzwinslu Maryann Morris THIRD ROW: Bruce Werstak Nancy Slucker Bill Guarnrerr Wanda Koinlkowski lee Penkowski Nancy Strizzi, Pat Mastropieri, Janet Feucht Jack Hupcel Pal Bartunek Jim Tarr Doris Bingham Xy X, wsu eu- fs, 'YF N , SZ ' may-Q ri' A f 435 M H 2944 'G ,TE ,, M Jftlo M355 ,yn , . . - 9 - QUEEN 6 Q' ', C jx . -i 19 ee 5 W 'fi ktgaec QL3S.iH fo-W 'R U' B Ek 9 . ll' ' , , ' is mv, 4 UIQ N' S1-SE 44' - 'Q , ,-1 H . A 3. A 6- J 'natty OR z i mf- N UA HE X, E2 X 5 . ' ' ni, ff , at D hx b s cg-4Pus M' Y --- H Q Q fr:-., L 'I 1. as i Xl wl i E 'H' df' K T, A 4 L I ' '. O ' E, I 'J3 i ?.'f SofyoS Choir . 1 ' ' x .il 7, A ', lllt.l1i3 'lt'ffT?3fntl1g., lwraisla..-il. ,trail ., ll, lil FIRST ROW, left to right: Carmella Mollica, Sharon Doran, Wanda Konikowski, Marianne Wilkes, Bob Zachary, Raymond Uhl, Donald Barnard, Dominic Federico, Guy Gallo, Juanita Wachuta, Rosalie Pello, Dolores Maiewski, Rosemarie Testa, Mr. William Toneff. SECOND ROW: Carol Tann, Linda Rosa, Lois Wiltshire, Madeline Lucas, Mildred Holicky, Marilyn Michalak, Marge Reising, Mary Ann Chovan, Norma Holicky. One of the most active branches of music instruction here at Garfield Heights High School was the Choir, Under the very able direction of Mr. William Toneff the Choir again rendered an outstanding example of the love of music, and of activity participation. Fifty- six elected voices made up the i955 Choir. The officers of the organization were chosen as always, at the close of the previous school term. They were: Rosemarie Testa, President, Norma ,Holicky, Secretary, Wanda Konikowski, Vice-president, Carmella Mollica, Treas- urer. The music was distributed and collected each day by Marianne Wilkes, Juanita Wachuta, and Rosemarie Testa. The task of keeping the Choir Robes in order after each performance, and accounting for any that were missing befell Carol Tann and Sharon Doran. The THIRD ROW: Sharon Murray, Mary Ann Wolnoski, Hazel Wiggins, Maryann Brauer, Joyce Conway, Pat Reichart, Joan Conway, Marlene Ditzler. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Colberg, Jackie Lisy, Janet Waid, Janet Paderewski, Diane Seese, Ken Nowacki, Tom Harrison, Neal Titus, Andrew Provenzano, Judy Hepplewhite, Ellen Reinker, Arlene Davis, Lucy Bondi, Pat Mays. primary purpose of the Choir was to afford both enter- taining and inspiring music for the school and for the community of Garfield Heights. The Choir participated in assemblies which were given preceding holidays, the Song Fest and the Music Festival, presented for the public, furnished a program of popular music, both past and present. The Tri-Choir Festival held each year among the Garfield Heights, Maple Heights, and Bed- ford High Schools was another of the outstanding accomplishments of the Choir, and the WJW radio appearance, in which Garfield Heights was repre- sented by the Choir. Nine seniors were the recipients of letters, as a token of appreciation for having served and represented their school for five semesters. Glee lub l t 4 A Q Q 2' ! ' f 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Ann Kelly, Joyce Buntura, Pat Lesmer, Gloria Lytle, Mary Passalacqua, Fay Yeigh, Carol Collisi, lynn Haviland, Bernice Outler, Barbara Schempp, Nancy Strizzi, Marvene Backley, Evangeline Parrott, Barbara Lesmer, Georgia Ann Kelly, Betty Beaver, Pauline Pedela, Margaret Cuirka, Lana Grant, Rosalie l.upi, Joan Paciotti, Pat Anderysak, Mr. William Toneff, director. SECOND ROW: Prudence Passalacqua, Mary Halepis, Arlene Sobie, Lauri Slowkowski, Diana Stumph, Carol Cermak, Pat Gallagher, Sue Meknra, Pat Marrek, Grace Neal, Mary Ann Schieberl, Kathleen Augustino, Judy Yesso, Marlene Scozen, Prisella Walenty, Kathy Rusnot, Terry Timko. THIRD ROW: Arlene Murawski, Marlene Rott, Jean Gallagher, Barbara Lepkowski, Theresa Coliohn, Loretta Joseph, Karen Krammer, Joan Fueglein, Peggy Helm, Claudia Ungarsky, Barbara VanCucha, Susan Chapple, Marcia Eggert, Jerry Safko, Margaret Perchinski, Jane Round, Sandra Stask, Evelyn Yesso, Carol Socha, Dawn Trudeau, Tina Nadrowski, Audrey Jones. FOURTH ROW: Joan Pekala, Carol Lewis, Joan Franz, Carol Scozen, Mary Karzekwo, Carol Rygwalski, Doris Grochocki, Judy Mauk, Jean Shearon, Pamela Galland, Lois Seither, Donna Mae Filson, Elaine Depenbrok, Marge Bissi, Doris Hanacek, Joan Smith, Saline Roski, Suzanne Zielinski, Marlene Holycross, Barbara Bellis, Eleanor Flick. Mr. William Toneff in his eighth year of direction here at Garfield has brought forth another fine Glee Club, which is proof enough of his efforts. The Glee Club consisted of girls who were in grades nine to twelve. For their own pleasure and satisfaction' the Glee Club has participated in the Christmas Assembly, and the Song Fest. There were fifty-two members in this organization. Sugar Festival at Chardon and aple M Heights, the aple M at rt ri-Conce T S th hool Band Sc h be truly proud of Garfield Heights Hig We were to The their performance at the Annual Band 'Concert was exceptionally good. season by marching at all of the football games at their began They F. yea d at other social CID S Gm Y pl'OgI' our assembl of s also added to all ha Band l'. ow. M sh y entertaining half-time gaver playin dis by and e and away hom Vig ioneg 06 J T, Presiden ing: follow 6 th of nsisted CO Council The Band events. ended m m CO be is to and ecting dir f arkable iob o em CII' s done ha Guy Stella r- Ma I' 9 SUI' mansg Trea eel' M Penny rting Secretary, Ma ne Vice-president, Dia have I'S membe ghty-four lei Al I'. yea during the ade ITI achievement hs On eri. astrop M Pat V, anage siness M Bu Martini and Cine Di rian, FC ccog Lib Ro tha t the G Their attendance eration. OP CO- and full ass stance given him their Trumpets Bendick, David Chickering, Kenneth Cresente, Robert Davies, Patricia Jackson, William Lane, Charles Martin, Diane' Parrot, Harry Rodich, Betty Rubin, Joseph Schneider, Donald Sicka, Richard Tarr, James Wood, Alan Clarinets Cerny, Elaine Couch, Elaine Croson, Charlotte Del Pizzo, Lois Klose, Alan Komlos, Jo Ann Konte, Lois Marble, June Novotny, Carol Nowak, Nancy O'Rourk, David' Paterson, Susanne Petrancek, Shirley Ptak, Bohumir Radai, Joan Ripko, Paul Sadowsky, Barbara Scherler, Carol Schmidt, Eileen Stickney, Suzanne Tuhacek, Lynne Hrizo, George Baritone Croson, Robert Malish, Terry Meermans, Penny' Bassoon Christy, Beverly' Eb Baritone Saxophone Botz, Robert Vish, Paul' Bb Alto Clarinet Viglione, Joseph' Bb Bass Clarinet Lally, Robert' Horns Burgers, Janet Jarvis, Bruce' Thomas, Ralph Miller, Patricia Peters, Mable Oboe Bonnell, Virginia Perry, Mariorie Williams, Edith' Percussion Callahan, Rhoda Hazen, Carol Mancini, Ronald Swanson, Fred Thomas, Alan Vidmar, Arthur' Shenk, Dan Prange, Donald Tympani Kopper, William' Miller, Jerry Eb Alto Saxophone Christy, Patricia' I.ee, Jack Mantel, Robert Matusak, Carol Schaaf, Gene Tuba Kavan, Jerry Kenski, Robert H Mastropieri, Pat' Trombone Conway, Lawrence Marec, Ronald Rocco, Joseph' Tonkin, Charles Walters, Robert String Bass Piontkowski, Jerry' Flute Bradler, Charlotte Dacey, Donna Leonards, Allene Rocco, Martha' Strizzi, Ann Marie Tenor Saxophone Soukup, Frank Staskey, Irene' Koberna, Charles Cadet Band r-an 4.3 - 51 ,, Y f tc . 5 . gsff:..- - 35 The Cadet Band, under the direction of Mr. Guy Stella, was composed of 8th grade students. It is organized for all students interested in Instrumental Music. This year, the Cadet Band performed at the annual Halloween Party, a Boy Scout Rally, the Spring Music Festival, and the opening meeting of the P.T.A. ln the spring, members of the band participated in a Solo and Ensemble Contest. The Cadet Band is very important, as the members of this organization are the future members of the Senior Band. Urchestra 'fha' The orchestra, composed of students from the 7th through the l2th grades, was an active organization in Garfield Heights High School. This year, the orchestra performed at P.T.A. meetings, the Spring Concert, Com- mencement Night, and other school activities. Under the direction of Mr. Guy Stella, the orchestra provided a wonderful source of enioyment for its members and for the listening audience. f' if ,x jc - I 5 ,Q s S 1 A is 1 Q L 1 ii . ig .4-4 Q' 10 'SP' i. num.. ARCHITECTS Fulton, Krinsky 8. Dela Motte, 6014 Euclid Avenue ....... ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Charles Wm. 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Lloyd's Store for Men, 5935 Turney Road ......... Joe Siegel, 5008 Turney Road ....... .. ....................... Town 81 Country Fashions, 4825 Turney Road ........ CONSTRUCTION Harry Conte, 4639 East 90th Street ................ Rubin Construction, 12819 Park Knoll Dr ........ .......DI. 1-5522 1-3322 1 -9300 1 -9300 3-9740 3-9751 1 -9893 2-9772 1 -9779 2-9782 1 -7020 3-9722 3-7774 1 -7407 3-8588 3-2571 1-4582 2-0107 1-4100 1-3191 1 -7676 1-6166 3-2661 3-9229 1-4149 3-8190 1-31 20 1 -61 02 1-2337 1 -5535 1 -4707 3-041 8 3-8175 1 -0724 CONSULTING ENGINEER John A. Petsche, 13868 Bennett Road ....... .. .............. ....... 8 E. DAIRY Campus Dairy, 4879 Turney Road .......... ....... B R. Dairy Lane Inc., 16153 Libby Road ............ ........ M O. Hoover's Dari Delite, 5055 Turney Road DECORATORS Garfield Decorators Supply, 4933 Turney Road ....... .......DI. DELICATESSENS Charles Sharp, 4995 Turney Road..... .............. .......DI. The Fisher Bros. Co., 4970 Turney Road ........ ....... D I. Foodtown, 4940 Turney Road ....................... ....... D I. L 8. E Food Market, 5047 Turney Road .............. ....... B R. Rexwood Beverage, 4515 East 131st Street ............. .. ............... DI. Ward's Delicatessens, 4509 East 131st Street.........................-BR. DENTISTS Dr. Gerald L. Albert, 5833 Turney Road ....... Dr. B. F. Maras Dr. H. A. Tenenbaum, Medical Center Dr. B. G. Winterick, 9710 Garfield Blvd ......... DRIVE INS Andrus Drive In, 16460 Broadway ............. Frontier Drive In, 10721 Broadway .................. The Pantry, 13107 Broadway ............. .. ....... DRUG STORES Edge Park Drug, 4791 Turney Road .................. Milan Drug Co., 9100 Miles Avenue .................. FLOOR COVERINGS .MO. .......MI. ..VU. .MI. .MI. MI. Tausch Floor Covering Co., 5245 Turney Road ........ .......... V U. FLORISTS Duet Floral Shop, 5001 Turney Road ........... Family Florist, 5001 Turney Road ........ Luke's Flowers, 5094 Turney Road .......... FUNERAL HOMES .......DI. .......BR. .......BR. Golubski's Funeral Home, 9811 Garfield Drive ......... .......... V U. William J. Nantell, 9315 Miles Avenue ................. Charles W. Thomas, 12512 Miles Avenue .......... HALL Ceo's Hall, 4678 Warner Road ....................., HARDWARES .......DI. Cranwood Hardware, 4507 East 131st Street ................... .. ....... BR. Hummel Heating, 5221 East 117th Street ................................ LU Parkway Hardware and Furniture Co., 8811 Garfield Blvd ..... MI. South End Hardware, 7735 Broadway-.- ............. HOBBY SHOP Ed's Hobby Shop, 4865 Turney Road ........... INSURANCE VU. Klonowski Insurance Agency, 7100 Broadway ........... ........ B R Roberts Insurance Agency, 10313 South Highland ........ ....... V U Henry S. Trubiano, 4919 East 96th Street .............. ........ B R 0 s . 7-6163 1 -4232 2-51 00 1 -9459 1-9715 1-9643 1-5354 1-6900 1 -6763 1-21 55 3-9140 1-2737 2-1465 3-9721 I-9843 1-4941 1-8018 3-6670 1 -6755 1 -7844 1 -5534 3-3900 1-6700 1 -251 5 1-9810 1-0422 1-2782 1-4663 1-2645 3-5219 1-2151 3-8018 1-1624 X if-?'vQff5 ' LL! tl,--mf, wwf 'R 'lf' 2-4 1., 4 !! Ns it gl PHYSICIANS JEWELRY STORES Al Maer's Jewelry Co., 8952 Broadway Avenue ......... Al Siegel, 5980 Turney Road ................................. MANUFACTURING Air Hydraulics Inc., 13105 Broadway Avenue ..,... . Grabler Mfg. Co., 6565 Broadway Avenue ..... . J. 8. B. Tool and Die, 4614 E. l3lst Street A........ MEAT MARKETS Gail's Market Inc., 4960 Turney Road .............. . Garfield Meat Market, 4917 Turney Road ........ Geraci's Super Market, 5464 Turney Road ........ J. 8. E. Halicky 8. Son, 4516 E. 131st Street .......... Jo Ann's Market, 5587 Turney Road ............... Ted's Choice Meats, 4822 Turney Road ......... Urban Meat Mkt., 2958 Solon Street ,.,.,.. . Young's Market, 4250 Warner Road .............. OPTOMETRISTS Dr. Albert Evert, 13105 Miles Avenue ............ Dr. H. D. Woolf, 9710 Garfield Blvd ........... Dr. Charles Blaugrund, 9710 Garfield Blvd ......... Dr. C. D. Brudzynski, Medical Center L. A. Kleinman, M.D., 9710 Garfield Blvd ........ . Dr. Donald A. Snyder, 4901 Turney Road ........ PLUMBER J. Langmeyer, 19099 Granger Road ............................. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Check's Printing 8. Greeting Cards, 4883 Turney Road Federal Printing Co., 880 East 72nd Street ................. . Hoffman Printing, 880 East 72nd Street ................. RADIO AND TELEVISION Gene's Radio 8. T.V. Service, 4967 Turney Road ........ REAL ESTATE George F. Barel, 5306 East 100th Street .......... Dykes Realty 8. Insurance, 4663 Turney Road ....... Robert H. Hoehn, 11606 Granger Road ....................... .......VU. 3-8866 1-3836 1-9444 .......Ml. 1-9260 1-9333 3-6766 .......MI. 1-6722 2-2245 .......Ml. 1-3658 . ....... MO. 2-8660 .......Ml. 1-2154 .......BR. 1-2646 3-7133 1-0584 3-4228 .......Ml. 1-0949 .......DI. 1-5772 .......Ml. 1-7173 3-4795 1-4444 .. ....... EX. 1-1400 1-7878 .......DI. 1-4431 .......DI. 1-2077 3-3530 .......LU. 1-2530 Eugene C. Jennings, 14900 Broadway, Maple Hts ................... Ml. 1-9564 RESTAURANT Brodie's Tavern, 11321 Broadway ..................... Dranek's Asterhurst, Dunham Road J. B. C. Lunch Room, Turney Road RETAIL COAL Bartak Coal, 5381 Dunham Road ........................ SCHOOL PATRONS Alumni Association, 4900 Turney Road ............ Mr. 8. Mrs. Backley, 10618 Langton Avenue ....... Mr. 8. Mrs. Earl Bahm, 10717 Park Hts ................ Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Bissi, 5201 E. 117th Street .....,.., Joseph Bruckman, 17234 Winslow Road 1-9571 2-1555 1-6627 .......VU. 3-8078 1-6967 .......LU. 1-2658 Mr. 8. Mrs. R. W. Depenbrok, 13308 McCracken Road ............ LU. l-1646 Patronize 0ur School Friends . . . Business Directory oi Garfield Heights Mr. 8. Mrs. Arnold Fassett, 9703 Lilac Avenue ........ Mr. 8. Mrs. Albert Feucht, 4753 East 93rd Street .,..... Mrs. Frances M. Gallo, 11816 Hastings Road ......... ........Dl Mr. 8. Mrs. John Gallogly, 10420 S. Highland ........................ Garfield Heights High School Library, 4900 Turney Road ...... MI. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Grockowski, 9906 Robinson Avenue ...................... William F. Holicky, 13215 Cranwood Park Blvd ..... BR. R. J. Kalfas, 8909 S. Highland .............................. C. F. Koberna, 10317 Plymouth Avenue ....... Stanley Kozlowski, 11705 Tonsing ........ Richard Marble, 4923 East 109th Street ............... Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs Mr. 8. Mrs. W. Millar, 4656 East 85th Street ........... Michael Palazzo, 5926 Turney Road .......... .......Ml . Penkowski, 12300 Willard Avenue ........................ MO. Frank Petrancek, 9100 Park Hts. Avenue Stephen Procop, 14005 Broadway .............. A. Radai, 4685 Burleigh Road ............. Nick Rocco, 4793 East 84th Street ....... ....... C. A. Rybak, 9612 S. Highland ..................... ........ D I J. J. Schreck, 13303 Cranwood Park Blvd .... ........... D I J. H. Senyak, 11512 Tonsing Drive .............. Walter Sicka, 5036 E. 117th Street Michael Ungarsky, 5835 East 135th Street .......... MO SHOE REPAIR AND STORES Demick Shoe Store, 4795 Turney Road ....................... ........ D I Nick's Shoe Rebuilding, 4972 Turney Road ........ ........ D I Rockey's Shoes, 4800 Turney Road .................. ....... V U SIGN COMPANY Nieding Sign Co., 9726 McCracken Blvd. ......... .......... V U. SPORTING GOODS All Star Sporting Goods, 4915 Turney Road ....... ........ B R TAVERNS Brodies Tavern, 11321 Broadway .............. ' ........ DI Friendly Inn, 4999 Turney Road .......... ........ D I Liose's Cafe, 5011 Turney Road ........... ........ D I Ral-Cha Cafe, 11507 Miles Avenue ......... ........ D I Taunton Inn, 12700 Broadway ......... ....... V U Ted's Tavern, 9729 Granger Road .......... ....... V U TAXI Garfield Cab, 4821 Turney Road ............ ......... B R. 1-0122-BR. TOOL GRINDER Cleveland Wet Grinder, 14240 Cranwood Park Blvd. .............. DI. TRUCKING COMPANIES Tom Curran Trucking, Grove Ave. at Forbes Road ......... ....... B E. Mack Motors, 13600 Broadway ................................. .......... V U. Weiland's Trucking Co., 5600 East 96th Street .......... ......... M O. VARIETY STORE F. W. Woolworth's, 4948 Turney Road .................. ....... V U. WATCHMAKER Victor W. Bump, 809 Schofield Bldg ............ .......... T O. 2-0910 1 -41 73 2-7242 3-4808 1 -1 900 3-5497 1 -2970 3-41 1 8 1-7388 3-51 83 1-2356 1 -4720 2-1752 2-361 3 1-aazs I -241 1 1 -usa' 1-0677 1-1 4:14 2-7798 2-3439 1-7830 1-3682 3-6945 3-8775 1-3909 1-9571 1-9502 1-9700 1-3717 3-9797 3-2960 1 -7650 1-3982 2-1 295 3-8100 2-6469 3-5550 1 -1 837 Your Neighborhood Automobile Shopping Center BEDFORD'S AUTO-MILE NINE FRANCHISE DEALERS TO SERVE YOU NEW CARS- USED CARS- PARTS - SERVICE Dodge-Plymouth ............................................ Frank G. Elliott, Inc 245 Broadway Buick ........................ 250 Broadway Hudson ...................... 270 Broadway Studebaker ................ 280 Broadway ' Ford .......................... 310 Broadway Pontiac ...................... 546 Broadway Chevrolet .................. 566 Broadway DeSoto-Plymouth ........ 580 Broadway Oldsmobile .,................ BE. 2-2121 ----.---.-----..-Stone Buick Co. Be. 2-4400 G. Norgar Motors, Inc. Be. 2-1820 B. Cr H. Auto Service Co. Be. 2-2300 ---.-..--Bedford Ford Co. Be. 2-3400 .....-----Sanford Motors, Inc. Be. 2-2620 ...-..-.Horton Chevrolet Co. Be. 2-1880 ....--.-----RaIph Horton, Inc. Be. 2-0880 ...--.-Schreiber Oldsmobile, Inc. Be. 2-0800 1 1 North Park Street My Favorite Telephone Numbers:... MY OWN Most Enjoyable Dance or Party of the Year: ..... HOICE Favorite Song: ...... MQ'XLLQi5EiELQQQ2 f2f ' Birthdays to be Remembered: ................. MEMORIES People and Places to Remember:..... SQA?'MLQLESLQ rS'i2LLLLQ 5'r''1'65l5,l'5s'QfffffffQ Dates to be Remembered: ........ 'B mm sccwcvcfwn ' ba M Nc:-: 523153330515 A EW 5 l 1 L, K is The Garfield Leader For S2 per year you will receive all issues of the Leader delivered to your horne. Subscribe today. August Kleinschmidt, Editor 9901 Greenview VUIcan 3-0300 Business Girls Club Under the sponsorship of Miss Anne Neville the Business Girls held meetings the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Throughout the year they held parties, went on field trips, and invited various speakers of the business world to their meetings. One of the most outstanding activities of the year was a dance, JingIe Bell JubiIee, which everyone enjoyed. The girls studied different business procedures and attitudes. They undertook the selling of stenographic tablets and typing paper to the student body. The officers of the club were: Marlene Szymalak, President, Noreen Baclawski, Vice President, Elaine Depenbrok, Secretary, and Jeanie Fassett, Treasurer. 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. 1955 Official Photographers Of The Pioneer FRANK MOORE STUDIO WILLIAM TAYLOR SON 81 COMPANY TAYLOR ARCADE x l f . A . kwa rf n 1 n I P' ii I ral 3 Q F NEXX cf I :Q K ' ' hw ':9 Xu , . 27a 27a Fully Fully Guaranteed Guaranteed Keep your CHECKING and SAVINGS Accounts with The REGULAR BANK where you will get 'l00'fo PROTECTION LOW COST MORTC-ACES AND ALL OTHER LOANS The Bank of Cleveland THE REGULAR BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 7100 BROADWAY 4805 TURNEY RD. Yearbook Staff Although everyone knows who was on the Yearbook Staff, very few people know the work that was involved in producing a yearbook such as the one we have here. First and foremost the yearbook must be sold. This means not only seniors but underclassmen and teachers. ln addition to sales of the yearbook you must sell patrons and advertisements. This is no easy job. To induce people to part with money six to eight months even before they see the ad required hard work and salesmanship. Second the yearbook must be produced, this means pictures and writeups. This involves professional and student staff photography. The pictures and writeups are ,sent to the printer separately. When they are returned and proofed the pictures and writeups are then pasted together in a single page copy. This too is proofed and approved. The book is then printed, collections are then made from students and advertisers and the book is distributed. Does this sound easy? lt isn't, but the staff and advisors do enjoy the finished product and know the yearbook will be a treasured memory album for all the years to come. A Mack For Almost Every Job Trucks Tractors Buses School Buses ' Fire Apparatus SALES AND SERVICE Mack Trucks 13600 Broadway mv-1 Qi .mo B x.4. f -f -.,. JL . Wh, '-Q., : 57 May the future years bring you happiness in all that you set out to do. Suburban Builders Supply Montrose 2-7500 5391 Dunham Road Maple Heights, Ohio Science Club One of the many popular clubs in school, the Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Herman Woods, rated very highly. lts members ranged from grades lO-l2. This club has had excellent opportunities for the scientific-minded students to display their ideas and inventions. A dinner was held at Alcoa for all members and it turned out a big success. The officers were as follows: President, Lee Penkowski, Vice-President, Audrey Urban, Secretary, Joanne Procop, Treasurer, Elita Sedlacek. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE GRADUATES The United Saving's Association 3'!o on Savings Accounts Insured to 510,000.00 Garfield Office Warsaw Office Turney Town Shopping Center 3662 East 65th Street 5Ol6 Turney Road Dlamond l-O88l VUlcan 3-7400 'f?Q? ,- ' , olfzgroafwfafiolfw to fig CAM of 5 Qwicfraef yawin Latin Club The Latin Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mabel Soner, was organ- ized to enrich our cultural background and to further vitalize the subject of Latin. lt was a very active club in Garfield Heights High School. The officers were: Consuls, Larry Stoff and Lee Blazey, who took charge of the meetings alternatelyg and Judith Milhone, Secretory. Their rnain activity was the preparation of Murals with a Roman theme. Mrs. Saner and her group have had a very enjoyable year together. One would say it was both educational and profitable. COMPLIMENTS of OLSON' TAVERN 5466 Turney Road Garfield Heights mQ v .V , 7 1 sr Q, 1l4,i , . L s , I m MB s 3 K X hd. Q X 7 Av, x. 1:1 -..,. g W X S-X W Q' ' 39 it V 1 E . I y-.W-s fx ' 4 .. Q, ..,.,,. ,v.: - Q: - si , 2 f i I uh 1' V 1 Q L x E-cf N . in .xl-I x H , , M,.Jfj'l! 5 , .nik 2 l . ,f COMPLIMENTS of IfLlf'0lf'6L lfLlfL RTS. NO. 82 AND NO. 43 Food Aurora, Ohio Liquor Aurora 5555 Lodging Booster Club The Booster Club, under the direction of Mr. Clifford Foust, was active throughout the school year. Its purpose was to support the team and the cheerleaders, and also to maintain good school spirit. One of their most important events during the I954 football season was Tag Day. Later a dance climaxed this event and all the proceeds went to the Athletic Fund. The officers were: President, Virginia Millar, Vice-President, Norma Holicky, Secretary, Nancy Dye, Treasurer, lrene Staskey, Publicity Chair- man, Linda Rosa. Diamond 'I-9774 Sohio BEST WISHES FROM DeIIy's Super Service Station Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Expert Lubrication Towing Service- -Road Service Nick Delly, Prop. 4923 Turney Road Garfield Heights 25, Ohio J. V. Football i . FW . J ' M X alll in :lil :al 4 nn'-anna--. L 'W k , .1 , sm H v L K W : J V 2 , .. , , . . ,- L L 1 . a 1 -,Wwe - . . ,... :N W, .: . .. .. ,. ., .W . , W V ,L ,M W M X WW. FIRST ROW, left to right: Walter Bring, Tom Lillie, Bob Kenski, Vince Falcone, Ray Maria, Paul Suhay, Ray Milano, Chuck Rini. SECOND ROW: Jack Wilson, Tom Harrison, Joe Bissi, Bill Hradek, Dick McCombe, Bob Gibson, Bill Grattino, Ken Magyar, Don Placek. ' THIRD ROW: Howard Welker-manager, George Straub, Angelo Torrise, Andy Yoder, John Conley, Larry Biziack, Coach Adam Rogalsky. Under the direction of Coach Adam Rogalsky, the Junior Varsity Football team had a successful season winning four of their six games. The J.V. team gives the boys a good chance to get prepared for Varsity positions. Frosll Football 5: l if J , 1-if 1 fi N l . 41.5 il qt s sas aaas ,. ,,,.,a . 5 ig, g -f . - ,,:,.,...,....m..,.,,.,, - ,mg E, ,, .,,.,,. I I I T I 1. I 4 ,,,, ,.,.,,u, ,, , VM WL. FL ,LH .. ,. ,.., - ,, ,. -51 ., D L .. v ----H Y -. a 'fl - ' 'i ' -va li 3' - J' is F ., ,i g K 4: ae? iffy. W 1 . A ' L , l 24 J ll f J lf' - 3 3 14 -21 22, 5 l im- -. ' if .4 R as 5 it 5 Q ' X 1 -:-L - E'--.5 4 L N A . A as fx 1, L li . . J 20, S 10 1 3 12 e -A 'f 'i'31':t J J e f J 'iss K Q : - xg t . I V x I vs, K A 2 in I -IN 1. N- 5 . , . ' t . 41, K, :M lu, g A K i, 'P ,. vw Q 4 Rifixflslir s Q if X - RX wk W. . 'qv - , Q y Q 1, . ty I 5 Q A'vx-sr N I ,, N GLU 6 NJ. .K . V . I V , Q - .Q I, I .., sll l . . FIRST ROW, left to right: Dave Depenbrock, Doug Golinski, Larry Brenner, Glen Norman, John Dennis, Bill Ritley, Larry Hitch, John Bolan, Dan Sims, Bob Clarke, Jim Powell, Jerry Krouse. SECOND ROW: Ralph Jeric, Rich Obrysh, Harold Schroeder, Bill Johnson, Ken Svoboda, Louie Laurenti, Steve Mirous, Rich Pawlak, Frank DeMassino, Tony Delia, Bart Carpinelli, Bill Kozlowski, Ron Sommers. THIRD ROW: Mr. William Morris-coach, Glenn Jarmusch, Paul Pirrone, Dick Shearon, Bob Blazey, Jerry Farrar, Don Rizzolo, John Cipolla, Bob Heida, Ken Lozinak, Bill Guarnieri, Nick Halepis, Bruce Werstak, Jack Kitson, Jerry Miller, Dave Morley, Rich Pobiega. The Freshman football team under the direction of Mr. William Morris looked very good and promising with a 3 win and 2 loss season. They practiced hard and win or lose their spirits were high. Many of these boys will move to Jr. Varsity and Varsity positions next year. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 55 VLH, L52 6Ll gdlflf? L52 OVL 4436 Warner Road Mi. l-0520 PERMANENT WAVINC OUR SPECIALTY Track 1954 Track is one of our spring varsity sports. ln the spring of l954 Coach Clifford Foust worked very hard with the squad. A record of two won and five meets lost reflects only the won and lost record. In Track not only were fundamentals of Track acquired but also Track in itself served as an excel- lent conditioner for our entire sports program. Donald Brusk' was elected Captain and Richard Rosa was chosen as most valuable member of the l954 Track Squad. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l955 . from Mociafw germ Ifion 5440 DUNHAM ROAD J . V. Basketball ,Vs,.5 , ,K kr FIRST ROW, left to right: Joe Bissi, Larry Biziack, Ron Bartos, Ken Magyar, Bob Tomasek, Ken Metti. SECOND ROW: Elmer Bartko-mgr., Tom Harrison-capt., Don Hudak, Jack Wilson, Ron Marec, Chuck Tonkin, Mr. Andrew Knazek-coach. The original .lunior Varsity's first string were moved up to fill varsity positions, therefore the team was defeated in almost all of their games. The boys showed their profit by their display of excellent sportsmanship. Coach, Mr. Andrew Knazek trained them well and many will be eligible for varsity positions next season. Tom Harrison, captain, was high scorer wth IIO points. In their season the team broke two school records-during the short time Ray Maria was on the team he broke the individual scoring record and the team had the highest game score ever attained by a J.V. team. Their season record showed one won and fourteen lost. Freshman Basketball FIRST ROW, left to right: Bruce Werstak, John Bolan, .lim Tarr, Ron Krzewinski, .Iohn Zachary, Bob Walters. SECOND ROW: Ted lang, Bob Wills, Rich Olbrush, .lack Lee, Dick Shearon, Gary Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Don Rizolla, Jerry Miller, Bob Ritley, Jack Kitson, Rich Pawlak, and Coach Cliff Foust. With Mr. Clifford Foust as their coach, the Frosh had a four win, six loss season. We are very proud of these boys as they played very well and did their best. Many will move to Jr. Varsity and Varsity positions next year. These boys showed great sports- manship as this was their first experience in basketball. CONCRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 J ,I Television Service 8612 Garfield Blvd. SALES Cr SERVICE Di 'I-2550 Repairs on all makes of T.V. Car Cr Home Radios Repaired Antennas installed Bonded Technician 90 Day Guarantee on parts and labor Spanish Club The Spanish Club got off to a fine start under the supervision of Mr. Joseph Bongorno. Only students who have had completed two years of Spanish were eligible for membership. There were seventeen members this year. They are the following: Melvin Davis, Dennis Roman, Ken Ward, Lois Wiltshire, Kathryn Lesmer, Barbara Waters, Don Prange, Don Kline, George Butcher, Harry Parrott, Elitta Sedlacek, Betty lo Senyak, Marilyn Michalak, Dean Rybak, Norb Owens, Neal Titus, Robert Batchelder. GET Tl-us BEST . . . GET TELLING ICE CREAM COMPANY Division of National Dairy Products Corporation Cleveland, Ohio A 5, .1 --KN Congratulations to the 1955 Graduates GIIIIFIEID DECORIITDIIS SUPPW EO. 4933 Turney Road Di. I-9459 Full line dealer of: Pratt C7 Lambert Cr Dupont Paints Gold Seal 8' Imperial Wallpapers Steamer fr Sander Rentals Brass Plates - Shadow Boxes - Figurines The Astral Society Formerly known to the students of Garfield Heights High School as the Biology Club, the Astral Society has been formed to create the interest in space travel, throughout the school. The subject, which is one of popular interest today, was discussed at the meetings which were held twice monthly. Mr. Edward MacArthur sponsored this group which participated in speeches, programs, movies, and many other stimulating activities relating to the study of and the understanding of the space around us. The following officers formed the cabinet which served as the foundation of the enthusiastic organization: Lee Blazey, President, Bill Hartley, Vice- President, Larry Stoff, Secretary-Treasurer, Best Wishes . . . to the graduates of GARFIELD HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL ACK 6: EINTZ, INC. CLEVELAND I, OHIO Manufacturers of aircraft electrical equipment, customized electric motors. U QSM!! ' 'Wa r QQ ft 'A omlodmenb of .JJ jrien Alma Mater Hark the sound of martial feet Fight for Garfield, Win for Garfield Breaks upon the air today, Raise her colors old Sons and daughters of Old Garfield Onward pressing-ever onward March along to win the fray For the Blue and Gold. Heart and hand and voice united With a voice of mighty thunder As they gaily swing along. Mounting to the sky, And the answering heavens echo to their Hail to thee our Alma Mater battle songl Hail, Old Garfield High. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 Turney Center Auto Bod Rebuilders . . . Complete Motor Service . . . Body Cr Fender Repairing -:- Towing- ALL WORK GUARANTEED BRoadway I-5350 4919 Turney Road xi .Mg J. V. Cheerleaders In her first year at Gar- field Miss Eleanor Jaskulski was sponsor of the .l.V. Cheerleaders. They cheered for the Junior Varsity and Freshmen sports activities. The boys were really stimu- lated to do their best for the school, by the cheering of these girls. They did a splen- did iob of encouraging the students to have sportsman- like spirit. This year's squad were as follows: Geri Piat- kowski, Carol Thomas, Joan Boukalik, and Marilyn Davis. Bowling This year the Bowling Team was sponsored by Coach Walter Williams. In their season the team compiled a record of 23 wins and 45 defeats and ended in 16th place. The members were: Capt. Ramon Vitt, Bill Hartley, Joseph Plonski, AI Law, Richard Lupico, and Bob Mack. Baseball This year's Baseball Team was again coached by Carl McColloch. The boys com- piled a record of 3 wins and 9 defeats. Frank Battaglia was elected the most valuable player on the team and was honored by the Press All Star Team. DAIRY LAN E, IN C. COUNTRY FRESH GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME OR YOUR FAVORITE STORE. COME AND VISIT OUR NEW DAIRY STORE. WE WILL CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF DAIRY PRODUCTS, ICE CREAM AND FROZEN CUSTARDS. I6l53 LIBBY ROAD MAPLE HEIGHTS, OHIO COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES From Handley, Desirable Downtown Office and Loff Space fn Manufacturing Space 706 Marion Bldg. Main l-0272 Social Calendar September 7 School starts Tag Day-money collected for athletic fund October l6 Homecoming Dance-music by Twilighter's Band A 20 Earent's Night-G.A.A., old memories brought ack 27 Open House-Parents met teachers November 6 Cheerleader's Dance I9-20 Broadway Bandwagon, big success December 4 Business Girl's Dance-Jingle Bell's Jubilee l4 Soccer Supper-G.A.A.-awards and good food I5 Band Christmas Party January 22 Senior Dance-Under the Big Top, good turnout February ll Band Festival l2 Choir Party March IZ St. Patrick's Day Dance l8 Science Fair Exhibit April 12 Y-Teen King Dance I9 Music Festival 22 G.A.A. Reunion May ll All Sport's Banquet l4 National Honor Society Dance l8 Senior Recognition and Tea 25 Euclid Beach Picnic 27 Yearbook Day June l Senior Dinner 4 Prom-Park Lane Villa 9 Commencement 'wf4.,nnf'z Q I ws, :wg nn., Y Q ,fl W V1 ' a uw, . 4 5 b .n. SIU lvl 5. I ls '- ,Q --.nh .- V , I-WM Q f EY Lettermenis Club 9 The Lettermen's Club was organized this year by the Varsity Lettermen to give additional service to our school. The boys planned a very successful Basketball Carnival, and a weiner roast and skating party. They prepared a Christmas gift basket for the needy and bought new iackets for the teams. Meetings were held every other Tuesday evenings under the direction of Mr. Clifford Foust. The officers were: Joe Viglione, president, Ed Nemetz, vice president, Lee Penkowski, secretary, Jim Schieda, treasurerg Frank Fiore, sgt. at arms. Valentine Committee The Valentine Committee was made up of two teachers, Miss Charlotte Mumma and Mr. Steven Zorich, and student representatives from each grade level. Jerri Piatkowski was chairman for this committee and was assisted by the follow- ing: Janet Kadowski, Jan Durdan, Nancy Wheelock, Jerry Miller, Jane Davis, Bill Kleinschmidt, Carol Urbancic, Rich Dupley, Patti Marrek, and Casey Monczewski. Their purpose was to choose students who have been recommended for their qualities of graciousness, thoughtfulness, and enthusi- asm, also to honor those students who have these traits and impress upon them the need for these qualities. The students that were honored were: Pat Andrysak, Kathleen Augustino, Patti Bartunek, Johann Benedick, Doris Bingham, Marge Bissi, Margery Clunk, Nancy Dye, Geraldine Fafrak, Janet Feucht, Frank Fiore, Bill Geiger, Lana Grant, Doris Grochocki, Ron Gidetti, Bob Hart, Phyllis Heinz, Pat Jaffrin, Bruce Jarvis, Karen Kramer, Norita Kaltenbach, Lois Konte, Barbara Lesmer, Patricia Lesmer, Gerry MacGeorge, Peggy Maior, Nancy Marsh, Dick McCombe, Eugene Morinec, Mary Ann Morris, Bill Mulh, Tina Nadrowski, Ed Nemetz, Sharone Ol- brysh, Mary Pakozdy, Dale Polak, Chuck Rini, Chuck Sakmar, Carolyn Schaaf, Don Schneider, Nancy Schwanek, Elitta Sedlacek, Jo Ann Seminaro, Carol Sission, Carol Sorm, Irene Stackey, Marlene Syzmalak, Greg Szaraz, Rosemarie Testa, Chuck Tonkin, Juanita Wachuta, Marianne Wilkes, Bob Wills, Evelyn Yesso, and Helen Palazzo. 99 W Pep Band The Pep-Band, .under the direction of Mr. Guy Stella, was the select group chosen from the Band. 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