Girard High School - Reflector Yearbook (Girard, OH)

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Senior Officers and Sponsors K s L f' vo f f elm flee 1 If ' 5 Q 8 r kg ' fi J ,fr fm .bfi S -o 1 4 . Q X ,. sc 3 is YRONT ROW: Miss Hcxrty Angela Stizzcr, Vice President Mrs. Cosentmop Mr. Roy. SEQLTUND ROW: Patricia Blair, Secietczryg Richard Kay, Tre-asurerg Miss Gorrettp William Erqley, President. C loss Flower Carnation Closs Colors Blue ornd Silver Closs Motto We live to learn, so that we may learn to live. 3

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Rosalyn Simon Ros Y-Teen Cabinet: GAA: FNC Secretary: Chemistry Club Secretary: lournal Home Room Representative: Reflec- tor Editorial Staff: Band State Music Contest Winner: Orchestra: Drum Maiorette: Prom Committee: Senior Committee: Clinic Assistant: National Honor Society: lun- ior Play Crew. Struts her stuff . . . goes for Bermuda shorts . . . can draw styles like a magnet . . . has the ambition to get ahead . . . will have her own hospital in Girard. Patrlcla Thomas Rat Quiet as a summer breeze . . . timid and gentle . . . consclentlous worker . . . sweet as cotton candy . . . will make a perfect librar- ian lor Library of Congress. Helen Ann Veeco Y-Teen Cabinet: GAA: Tre- ble Clef: Chorus: Intramur- als: Ring Committee: Reflect- or Buslness Staff. Always rushing around . . . deals ln friends lp unlimited . . . a glint of devil in her eye . . . will become a private secretary on TV. Melvln Small Mel Band: Chorus: Intramurals. Really knows his cars . . . quiet charmer . . . fun to be with . . . hidden sense of humor . . . will run compe- tition to NBC with his own broadcasting system. Kenneth 'Illlery Ken Bowling Team: Intramurals. At a loss without his car . . . typhoon in typing class . . . slow and easy on the draw . . . will be- come the world's greatest typing speedster. Nella Weaver Nell Y-Teen: PNC: Chemistry Club: Band: Orchestra: Pep Band: Dance Band: Intra- murals: C l i n i c Assistant: Iunior Play Crew. Always on the go . . . never in a hurry . . . crazy 'bout band music . . . known for losing her voice . . . goes tor tall people . . . will be nursing at Princeton. Angela Stlxsa Angle Y - Teen Treasurer: G A A: Treble Clef: Iunior Class Sec- retary: Senior Class Vice President: Iournal Home Room Representative: Chor- us: Leaders' Club: lntramur- als: Homecoming Queen: Prom Committee: Ring Com- mittee: Senior Committee: Reflector Business Staff: Na- tional Honor Society. A classy clotheshorse . . . personality plus . . . neat as a pin . . . dislikes showoffs . . . will own her own business firm in Chl- cago before she is thirty. Wayne Trumphour lehobod Hi-Y: Thespian Club: Chem- istry Club: Journal Home Room Representative: Re- flector Editorial Staff: Intra- murals: Prom Committee: Safety Patrol: Kent Scholar- ship Team, General Science, BioloqY: Iunlor Play Cast. A bag of tricks . . . eager beaver . . . a good Ioe . . . a smile and a cheerful hello . . . owns a beautiful blush . . . good for an argument . . . will further Elnsteln's Theory. Howard Williams. Ir. nanny.. Iournal Home Room Repre- sentative: Band: Pep Band: Varsity Football: Reserve Basketball: Varsity Basket- ball: Intramurals. Appealing shyness . . . goes for sharp cars . . . whiz on the courts . . . devil in angel's robe . . . loves to sleep . . . will make a million before he is forty. Mary Agatha Zabotsky omni... Y-Teen: GAA Intramural Manager: Treble Clef: Gym Team: Leaders' Club: Intra- murals: Cheerleader: Prom Committee: Reflector Busi- ness Staff. The picture of vim and vital- ity . . . Miss Crlshal's right- hand woman . . . always out for a good time . . . will teach gymnastics at West Point Academy. 5 Dominic A. Thomas Rusty Intramurals. Keen sense of humor . . . dislikes slow drivers . . . has craziest basketball game ever played . . . will begin a private chain store and make an easy million. Margaret Ulakovlch Marge Y-Teen: GAA: Treble Clei: Iournal Staff. Home Room Representative : Orche tra : Gym Team: Leaders' Club: Intramurals : Cheerleader : Prom Committee. Dancing on the ceiling . . . sunshine on a rainy day . . . goes for modern music .. . loves to laugh . . . a hearty I-li for all . . . will be in Hollywood ome day. Iolsn Williams lack Doesn't believe ln punctual- ity . . . bom with a smile on his face . . . a good iriend to have . . . really down to earth . . . will design a School of Tomor- row -one without teachers.

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Seniors, Moving To Higher Things, Make Their Last Will Ruth Anderson leaves her many beaux To Harriett Humble, who knows what goes. Ann Arbutina leaves her manners so sweet To Mary lane Pallone, who is so neat. Marian Baldwin leaves her love of typing To Patty Kren, who has the same liking. Bob Barnes leaves his little white car To Mary lane Thomas, who will go tar. Bill Bigley leaves his curly blond hair To Corinne Davey, who is so fair. Tom Blackstone leaves his hopped-up cars To anyone wanting to go to Mars. Patricia Blair leaves her nifty clothes To dazzle Patti Shatier's beaux. Bud Bornemiss leaves his ilirtatious ways To help Alan Barlis keep girls in a daze. Ian Bujher leaves her job at Rodney Ann's To Eugene Maiorana and their other fans. Susan Carnahan leaves her freckles cute To Terry O'Neil, who has more to boot. Nancy Chapman wills her cheering technique To Mary Pellizzeri. who can't be beat. Mae Charles leaves her giggle so merry To ever-so-happy Emma Ann Carey. Anthony Chila leaves his music so gay To bring lim Iones success some day. Bob Conley -leaves his legs so long To Tom Schubert, whose aren't so far gone. lim Conlin leaves his dancing steps To Sandy Cretella, who is really hep. Ice Constantino leaves his nice physique To go with Billy Carey's technique. George Cornell leaves his humor so keen To sister Iane, a fun-loving queen. Ioe Costarella wills his music knowledge To put a future musician through college. lim Criscione leaves his likable shyness To go with Iackie Emch's spryness. Agnes Cross leaves her surplus laughter For further use, now and after. Robert Crum leaves his stature so short 'l'o Danny Marks, who is of the same sort. Nancy Daugherty leaves her devilish way For Eleanor Luzar to match some day. Webster Dawson leaves his basketball fame To Richard Pasko, who knows the game. Mary Ann DeFalco leaves her vitality To add to Betty Funaro's personality. Louis Della Penna leaves his catty ways To go with those of Ioey Reyes. El Dellesky leaves her out-of-town dates To Sally Stambaugh, who already rates. Iohn DeMarco leaves his muscles galore To Bubbles Jones. who could use more. Mary DiCesare leaves her sparkling eyes To help all girls to catch their guys. Carolyn Dill leaves her posture and poise To sister Ioanne, who makes little noise. Buddy Douglas leaves his laugh so cheerful So that the Iuniors may never be tearful. Herman Draves leaves his quiet way For all noisy Freshmen to learn some day. Bill Ellis leaves his love of art To Mary Bolock, who's right for the part. lack England leaves his easily said name To F. Max., who wishes he had the same. Tex Enyeart leaves her job at Handy Andy's To The K.M.U.K.'s, a bunch of dandies. Rich Esposito leaves his smiling face For sister Verna to keep up the pace. ' Barb Evans leaves her come-hither glances For all the girls to use at dances. lohn Ezzo leaves his adorable blush To Andy Aurilio, whom all the girls rush. Richard Fitzgerald leaves his little book To John Guidubaldi. who'll take a look. FEE 27