Girard High School - Reflector Yearbook (Girard, OH)

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Seniors Robert Crum Nancy Daugherty Webster Dawson Mary Ann DeFalco Louis Della Penna Eleanor Dellesky lolm DeMarco Mary L. DiCesare Carolyn Dill Andrew Douglas Herman Draves William Ellis lack England Ruthe Enyeart Richard Esposito Barbara Evans Iohn Eno Richard Fitzgerald Icnlce Fomey Ianice Frankford ..,. - M 3539 W, A s 5 .. Q ,Q M I -X A' if , ef ,ae SSS PAGE 15

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lnth Andersen Ruthie Y-Teen Cabinet: FTA: Thes- plan Club: Journal Staff: Band Secretary, State Music Contest Winner: Orchestra: Pep Band: Dance Band: Ma- jorette: Prom Committee: Junior Play Cast: Chorus: Kent Scholarship T e a m Bookkeeping: Reflector Busi- ness Staff. Angelic over mischievous- ness . . . whiz at bookkeep- ing . . . can't see quiet homerooms . . . loves act- ing. will marry wealthy grocery store tycoon. Wllllam Blgley Bill H-Y: Senior Class President: Reflector Editorial and Busi- ness Staff: Boys' State: Chor- us: Leaders' Club: Intramur- als: Homecoming King: Ring Committee: Senor Committee. Happy seriousness . . . faithful and steady . . . swoon bait . . . reigned as King . . . advocates moving GHS to Trumbull Hill . . . should be Tab Hunter's stand-ln. Janet lulher Jan Y-Teen. More out-of-town than in . . . mainstay at Rodney Ann's . . . shy nature . . . dis- likes noisy people . . . en- ioys slow steady pace . . . will be wlgmaker for bald- headed women. Anthony Chile Tony Ht-Y: Chemistry Club: Band Serggant-at-Arms, State Mus- ic ntest Winner: Orches- tra: Pep Band: Dance Band: Chorus: P r o m Committee: Safety Patrol: Kent Scholar- ship .'l'eam, World History, American History. Self-Confidence plus . . scales on a clarinet . . . jaunty walk . . . pedes- trians unsafe when he's driving . . . loyal Boy Scout . . . will play solo clarinet for The Philhar- monlc. George Cornell Ceo Hi-Y: Chorus: Junior Varsity Football Manager: Intramur- als. Dressed to the the teeth . .. grin and a back slap . . . devil-may-care . . . could teach Arthur Murray some tricks . . . a good Joe . . . will be Presidents chief golf aide. h Ann Arhutlna Annie Y-Teen: GAA: FNC Treas- urer: Chemistry Club: Journ- al Editorial Staff: Reflector Editorial Staff: Orchestra: Chorus: Intramurals: Senior Committee: Clinic Assistant: Junior Play Crew: Kent Scholarship Team, World History: National Honor So- ciety. Plays a wicked volleyball game . . . dislikes question boxes . . . keeps cabs busy . . . stlckler for efficiency . . . would make a good stand-in for Miss Garrett. Thomas Blackstone Blackie Band: Orchestra: Chorus: In- tramurals. Noted for levi outfits . . . never without faithful Ford . . . detests detention . . . usually quiet . . . driving should ard future business . . . ambition: morttctan. Susan Carnahan Sue Y-Teen: Reflector Editorial Staff: Chorus: Prom Com- mittee: Senior Committee: Junior Play Crew: National Honor Society. A voice soft as velvet . . . there's a smile in those eyes . . . neat as a pin . . . ready, willin', and able . . . never a cross word . . . will be a book- keeper on Wall Street. Robert B. Conley Bob Reserve Basketball: Intra- murals: Junior Play Crew. The long of it . . . quite a caddy . . . pet peeve: H.R. 300 . . . loves a joke . . . easy to get along with . . . picture of innocence . . . will become head de- signer for Tall, Inc. Joseph Costarella Band State Music Contest W i n n e r : Orchestra: Pep Band: Dance Band: Chorus: Intramurals. Swell for a jam session. . . cat from way back . . . cuts a wild jitterbug . . . crazy crew-cut . . . dislikes work . . . will be head substitute for Ray Anthony. Marian Baldwin Y-Teen: Reflector Editorial Staff: Chorus: Senior Com- mittee: National Honor So- ciety: Junior Play Crew. Thinks math class shouldn't begin till after lunch . . . never says much . . . should someday replace Gracie Al- len . . . wil grace John D. Rockefeller's office. Patrlcla Blair Pat Y-Teen Cabinet: GAA: FTA Treasurer: Thesptan Club: Chemistry Club Treasurer: Junior Class Vice President: Senior Class Secretary: Joumal Business Manager: Intramurals: Prom Commit- tee: Ring Committee: Library Staff: National Honor So- ciety: Junior Play Crew. Goes for sharp clothes . . . hates borrowers . . . loves to drive . . . always on the go . . . loyal schoo support- er . . . should be a teacher in all-boy class. Nancy Chapman Nance Y-Teen Cabinet: J o u r n al Home Room Representative: C h o r u s : Leaders' Club: Cheerleader : Homecoming Court. ,d Class cutie . . . milady is modest . . . tops as Cheer- leader . . . vivid as violets . . . dislikes mobs . . . friendships unlimited . . . will offer Dorothy Dlx com- petition. James Conlln Ace Journal Home Room Repre- sentative: Varsity Football Manager: Gym Team: Bowl- ing Team: Leaders' Club: In- tramurals: Homecoming Court. Lopsided smile . . . cool Romeo . . . Cadillac would make driving easier . . . third floor radiator addict . . . cat dancing in the dark . . . should teach for Arthur Murray. James Crlsclone Dm Varsity Football: Reserve Basketball: Intramurals. Pet peeve: one broken nose . . . possesses a terrific line . . . shy on the sur- face . . . really hep on stati tics . . . football en- thusiast . . . will sponsor a Nose Clinic. Robert D. Barnes Bob Ht-Y President: Chemistry Club: Pep Band: Bags' State: Chorus: Leaders' lub: In- tramurals: Kent Scholarship Team, World History: Reflec- tor Business Staff. Says pet peeve ls girls . . . burns clnders off cinder path . . . will design bridge be- tween U.S. and England . . . keeps clothiers busy . . . will win l964 Olympics. Martin Bornemlss Bud Ioumal Home Room Repre- sentative: Chorus: Junior Varsity Football: Varsity Football: Reserve Basket- ball: Varsity Basketball: In- tramurals: Toolroom Boy: Junior Play Cast. Likable as a puppy dog . . . Bud and sports go together . . . pet peeve: talkative girls . . . driving aids ln- surance statistics . . . will replace Rudolph Valentino. Mary C. Charles Mae Y-Teen: GAA: Intramurals: Reflector Business Staff. Devil with a halo . . . will never be mathematician . . . TV addict . . . happy-go- lucky . . . whirlwind of talk . . . loves a laugh . . . should become telephone op- erator. Joseph Constantine Shark Intramurals: Homecoming Court: Toolroom Boy. Handsome is - handsome does . . . wishes school would begin at noon . . . dynamite in dungarees . . . deceivingly quiet . . .noted for wisecracks . . . ought to be college prof. Agnes Cross Aggie Y-Teen Cabinet: GAA Presi- dent: Chorus: Gym Team: Leaders' Club: Intramurals: Prom Committee: Library Staff: Junior Play Crew: Re- flector Staff. Bombshell in action . . . a laugh a minute . . . grace on the flying rings . . . intramural addict . . . shy :xt times . . . will be Ath- letic Director at Madison Square Garden.

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lebert Crum Bob Chemistrx Club: Band Ser- geant-ab rms, State Music ontest Winner: Orchestra: Pep Band: Dance Band: Chorus. Like the atom, a mighty mite . . . no lo're for study halls . . . real acne sax man . . . likes chemistry . . . friends galore . . . has future in pulling hen's teeth. Leuls Della Penna Lou Intramurals. Doesn't believe tn being on time . . . dislikes back-seat drivers . . . good things come in small packages. . . not biology minded . . ought to sub for Bevo Fran- cis. Carolyn Dill Suzy Y-Teen Cabinet. UN Essay Contest Winner: Kent Schol- asrhip Team, Bookkeeping: Office Assistant: Prom Com- mittee : Orchestra : Band : Reflector Editorial S t a i f : Junior Play Crew: National Honor Society. Quiet and reserved . . . would give GHS escalato's if possible . . . dainty as old lace . . . master of her mind . . . will conduct classes in Emily Post ap- pieciation. Jack E. England lumps Band: Orchestra: Pep Band: Dance Band: Chorus: Junior Play Crew. Never seen without his car . . . has a swagger like an old sailor . . . many cars will keep him happy . . . future competition for John D. Rockefeller. John Bsso Whistler Intramurals: Toolroom Boy: Chorus. Quiet knowledge . . . pst peeve: American govern ment . . . steady and reli- able . . . sincere in his efforts . . . ought to see the world at Uncle Sam's expense. Nancy Daugherty Frizz Y-Teen : G A A: Thespian Club: Journal Staff: Lead- ers' Club: Intramurals: Prom Committee: Junior Play Crew. Tomboy in organdy . . . doesn't mind expressing opinion . . . cuts a mean rug . . . loves intramurals . . . goes for Speech II Class . . . ought to be Walt Disney's right-hand man. Eleanor Dellesky El Y-Teen: GAA: Intramurals. Goes for sharp clothes... the despair of typing class . . . femininity in levis. .. quiet in her own way... should set new fashions for Cats, Incorporated. Andrew Douglas Bud Thespian Club: Chemistry Club President: Bowling Team: Chorus: Intramurals: Prom Committee: Library Staff: Prince of Peace Con- test Winner: Junior Play C r e w: Reflector Business Staff. Hates getting up in the morning . . . always busy . . . sure to get strongest reactions in Chemistry Club . . . terrific at dramatics . .. should replace Edward R. Murrow. Ruthe T. Enyeart Tex Y-Teen: GAA: Chorus. Tex typifies her chief in- te ert . . . goes for sharp outfits . . . noted for her moccasin collection . . . ter- rific with a guitar . . . ought to run a western Dude Ranch. Richard Fitzgerald Fits Thespian Club: Journal Home Room Representative: Chorus: Intramurals: Prom Committee: Junior Play Cast. A constant rush and surge of energy . . . looks of a college prof . . . gives his all in intramural sports... ooes for live music . . . ought to be Jackie Gleason's straight man. Webster Dawson Web Junior Varsity Football: Var- sity Football: Reserve Bas- ketball: Varsity Basketball: Intramurals. Mr. Athlete of GHS . . . noted for his Dawson Ram- ble . . . no special love for school . . . always wears a smile . . . will be addition to the Globetrotters. Iobn Deldarce Junior Hi-Y: Varsity Football: Gym Team: Leaders' Club: Intra- murals: Toolroom Boy: Track. Lives for today . . . doesn't mind school-it's the home- work . . . football enthusiast . . . has combination Chev- rolet and Trophy Case . . . will run deluxe Italiano Restauranto. Herman Draves Butch Intramurals. Friendly as a St. Bernard . . . hot-rod all the way . . . can't see teachers' pets . . . a blush a minute . . . will win potato peeling gontest sponsored by Uncle am. Richard Esposito Esple l-li-Y: Varsity Football Man- ager: Intramurals: Gym Team: Leaders' Club: Junior Play Crew: Reflector Busi- ness Staff. Too small to play football- he managed well . . . a real live doll . . . noted for his lopsided grin . . . liked by all . . . will design extra stories for Empire State Building. Janice Forney Jan Y-Teen: PNC President, Treasurer: Chemistry Club Secretary: Reflector Assis- tant Editor: Chorus: Prom Committee: National Honor Society: Junior Play Crew. A hidden humor and a bub- bling lauqh . . . rated as tops . . . bound to succeed . . . sparkle and spirit . . . will make temperatures rise and pulses beat faster. Mary Ann DeFalse Y-Teen: GAA: Chorus. Newcomer from Niles way . . . easily lost in a crowd . . . energy of an atom . . . happy when talking . . . dislikes having to wait for people . . . should become a lady wrestler. Mary Lou DlCesare Mare Y-Teen: GAA: Intramurals. Flashing eyes and a smile to match . . . dislikes Jealous people . . . whiz on the dia- mond . . . sweet as sugar candy . . . will be first woman player for the Yan- kees. William I. Ellis Buddy Varsity Football: Intramur- als: Iunio-r Play Crew. Drawer of crazy caricatures . . . Bill and football go hand in hand . . . pet peeve: young girls acting so old . . . his name under pictures of art we'll see. Barbara Evans Barb Y-Teen Cabinet: GAA: FTA President: Thespian Club: Chemistry Club: Journal Edi- torial Staff, Home Room Rep- resentative: Chorus: Intra- murals: Cheerleader: Prom Committee: Junior Play Cast. Energy in action . . . goes for gab-sessions . . . danc- ing on a cloud . . . straight from a band box . . . can hold her own in a crowd . . . ought to be a teacher at West Point. Janice Frankford Jan Y-Teen: GAA: Treble Clef: Band: Orchestra: Major- ette: Chorus: Intramurals: Reflector Business Staff. Goes for dancing . . . tall people suit her style . . . a polka and a whirling skirt . . . a baton and a strut... will be the perfect home- maker.