Harvey High School - Anvil Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

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HARVEY HIGH SCHOOL MARIO DELISIO Student Photographer We Iledicate This Book . . . To You, Mr. Smith Year after year the students, teachers and administration of Harvey High have been able to depend upon your willing help to keep the school program moving steadily forward. Your patience in teaching the theories of physics and chemistry encouraged us to keep on trying to master these subjects. Your guiding hand has aided our Stu- dent Court. We, like generations of Harvey stu- dents, affectionotely refer to you as Dale R. Smith. We, the Senior Class of 1956, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Smith - teacher, counselor, friend. Mr. Dole R. Smith 5 MR. ROBERT B. OLDFATHER Superintendent To the Members of the i956 Graduating Class:-- You now possess a certain amount of valuable knowledge, but as you move on you will find that knowledge is not enough. Man today has the knowledge to blow him- self to pieces but spiritually he can find no way to put together the broken pieces of humanity. Much of our knowledge is of material purpose and not spiritual value. You must learn how to live or your education will be in vain. The purpose of your education and training at Harvey High School was to help make you better citizens, better men and women, and better and more useful mem- bers of the human race. We have given you knowledge, but knowledge in itself is not enough. The rest you must supply in your own way and l hope all of you will find the proper way to do this. Congratulations to each of you for reaching this goal, high school graduation, Behind the fundamental operation of Harvey High School is the Paines- ville City School Board. The group serves without pay, giving much of their time for the welfare of the schools and the community. The Board decides on courses of study in the schools along with the allocation of funds for the many expenses. SCHGOL BOARD MR. FRANK J. BLAZINA MR. WILLIAM C. SMITH MR. LOOMIS W. LAIRD MR, ROBERT JENKS MR. RAYMOND C. HENDFRSHOT MR. JOHN C. CORWIN Principal Mr. John C. Corwin, Principal of Harvey High School, is faced with the various problems associated with the operation of a combined junior and senior high school. He was promoted to Principal of Har- vey in l948 and has done an excellent job coordin- ating the program of a six year high school serving more than twelve hundred students, Mr. Corwin also has been active in civic affairs, having served as President of the Painesville Kiwanis Club during l955. Mr. John Moore, Dean of Boys, is an able coun- selor who assists the boys in arranging their sched- ules, gives them vocational guidance, and helps them with their personal problems should need arise. Mr. Moore also serves as an assistant coach, instructor in American Government, and as adviser to the Central Committee. MR. JOHN MOORE Dean of Boys MR. HORACE RAINSBERGER Assistant Principal Mr. Horace D. Rainsberger, Assistant Principal of Harvey, is well known by the students, especially the upperclassmen who attended Champion Junior High where Mr, Rainsberger was Principal. When Champion was torn down and Harvey enlarged, Mr. Rainsberger was transferred to Harvey to assist in the administration of the six year high school pro- gram. He also is responsible for scheduling the use of the building for school and community functions. Miss Marguerite Lapham, Dean of Girls, with her friendly manner solves many a complicated prob- lem for the girl students. Working closely with the Dean of Men in a testing and guidance program for Juniors, she aids students in planning for the future. Miss Lapham also teaches two classes of Algebra and serves as business adviser for The Harbinger, MISS MARGUERITE LAPHAM Dean of Girls 7 Fflll HY . .. The backbone of the educational staff at Harvey is an enlistment of forty-two teachers who constantly strive to increase the scholastic standing ot both the students and the school. Coming from varied colleges and universities, eur faculty is equipped to meet successfully a majority of the problems confronting them by the students. These difficulties concern both studies and personal prob- lems, for the teacher acts both as an instructor and a guidance counselor. The ability of the teachers to instruct more than one subject and have a broad knowledge ot the en- tire Harvey curriculum gives us all a great advantage toward gaining a good education, r. and Mrs. Britt ore Chapr-ions at the Homecoming Elance F A, Applegate Miss Ethel Baker Mrs. Hazel Baker H S in Ed. with Music B. S in Ed., M.A, B.S, M.A Supervision Ohio Wesleyan University Miami University Muskingum College Ohio State University Clark University Pittsburgh University Language Arts, 7 Social Studies Driver Education Social Studies Language Arts Anvil Adviser 7th Grade Tri-Hi,Y Assembly Board Sponsor Cless ot 1958 Sponsor Class ot l96l Miss Alice M Beoughi-r B S in Ed Kent State University Business Courses F B l, A John J, Britt Miss Phyllis Brooks li S, M.A AB, M.A Lake Eric College Western Reserve University English Speech LeMasgue and Thespians Sponsor Class of l957 Kent State University Health 8. Physical Education Key Clul: Football Coach 8 James A. Carter Miss Mildred ,l Cumings BFA in Music Ed A B. Carnegie Institute of Tech Oberlin College nology World History Vocal Music W.MPW Scholarship Cluli Prep Chair, Senior Choir National Honor Society Music Appreciation Harvevettes S Chester A. Durigg Charles Elmer Mrs. Esther Flanigan Miss Bertha Gaiser B.S. in Ed., M.A. A.B., M.A. B.S. in Ed, A.B., M.A. Kent State University Duke University Kent State University Baldwin-Wallace College Western Reserve University Western Reserve University Special Class Western Reserve University Industrial Arts General Science Language Arts and English Sponsor Class ot i956 Miss Edith B. Hamilton B.A., M.A. Montana State University Western Reserve University French and Spanish French Club Snanish Club Service Club John P. Henderson Miss Natalie Ann Hessler R. J. Kauffman B.S. in Ed. B.S. B.S. in Ed., M.A. Kent State University Bowling Green University Muskingum College Math Physical Education Western Reserve University Physical Education Pep Club, G.A.A. Math, Algebra, Plane Cheerleading Squads Geometry Larry Keck Eldon King B.A. A.B. Mount Union College Wittenberg College Social Studies English Basketball Coach Proiectionists Trac k Coach Richard Knuth B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Physical Education industrial Arts Wrestling Coach 9 Clarence L. Mackey B.A. Emory and Henry College Civics, Sociology Social Studies Math Noon Board .- ,g-4 ,. 'is to . Mrs. Betty Martin Charles E. McCormick A. E. McMahon B.S. B.S. B.S. in Ed. B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Edinboro State Teachers Kent State University Ohio University Home Economics Colleqe Math Foods Home Monaqement, Interior Language Arts School Treasurer Home Nursina Decoiatinq Mrs. Bernadine Minister Sponsor Class of i959 William Murdock Miss Methilda Nichols R. V. Northrup BA., M.A. B,M. B.S. in Ed., M.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Oberlin College Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Heidelberq Colleqc Ohio State University Social Studies Art American History Art Club Econlromics, Social Studies Mat Point Board Gerald Nummi B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Dana Music Institute Instrumental Music Dance Band T..': ' PAQ Layton Pollock Miss Lois Sletvold Dale Smith A.B., M,A, B.A. AB, Ohio State University 'Bxow' Gr ei'NSt'at0 Gustavus Adolphus Colleqe Oberlin Colleqe Defiance Colleqe Q1 i sit , Librarian Physics, Chemistry Advanced Alqehra YV' Boi a Library Board Solid Geometry Mathematics ' ' Student Court Student Council W V i .l ,J . Af- l IV . xld ' ' IO it yt G' L Howard Stewart Mrs. Marjorie Sweitzer BS. in Ed. B,S. in Ed. Kent State University Western Reserve University Industrial Arts Clothing Staaccraft Scarlet Torch James R. Tull Mrs. Louise Wilson B,M. B.A. Ohio. Wesleyan University Baldwin-Wallace College Enqlish, Social Studies Language Arts Elelawentary lnstrumental Sponsor Class of 1960 LJSIC Students gather with Mr. Applegate beside Harvey's Driving Car. l l Loyal B. Tillotson iss Dor hyf homas B,S., M.B.A. , . I 6 UL4-fb e I o e DY Bradley University b rin C Il English, Language Arts Play Shop Business Courses Mrs. Julia White lnot pictured! A.B. Denison University American History Language Arts Discussion Group Chairman Miss Ruth Weigand l not picturedl B.S., M.A. Kent State University Western Reserve University Latin Enqlish Latin Club Har-Binger Iii Swim 6 .it LST HER LOUISE BALDAUF Seems artnet, lmt looks can Ive rlecelyuna a COIV1IHll'1GlIOl'1 ol qoml nature and qonrl sense . a lwurcl-worker. St. Mary's 15 Latin Club 25 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Library Board 3,45 WMPW Scholarship Club 3,45 Spanish Club 45 LeMasque 45 Harbinger 45 National Honor Society 4. GWENDOLYN LUISE BAY Volunteers to do many unqlamorous labs around school . . Gwen ambitious . . . couldn't do without her. G.A,A. l,2,3,45 Anvil 15 Jr. Playshop 15 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Ensemble 3,45 Pcp Club 2,3,45 Chimes of Normandy 35 LcMasque 3,45 Thespian 45 Service Club 3,45 Scarlet Torch 4. JOHN THOMAS BEAHON Handsome with n nice smile . . clean rut , Tim a hearty lauqh . . . our popular class president. Football l,3,45 Basketball 1234' Track 23 Ke Club 34' f 1 1 I I I Y I 1 LeMasque 3,45 Thespian 45 Lost Horizon 45 Class pres- ident 4. JOSEPH PATRICK BERTONE llaa a amen thumb hopes to have a larm al his .uwn some :lay . . spends most al tw, time reacllnq farm- inq maqazlnes . . . sincere IH thouahl, worcl, and clcecl . . . IOC, I4 ANNE CATHERINE ALBAN Glarl lass with a quiet nature nom! cr, qolrl Annie . , , content m her ways . always ready wntli a smile. F.B.L.A. 3,45 Service Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 3,4. RICHARD FOREST ANDERSON Towers 6 feet . has a knack for wrltmq humorous poetry about sports , , never says more than ns necessary . . . mtellnqent and capable Latin Club 1,25 Band 1,2,35 WMPW Scholarship Club 2,3,45 Harbinger Sports Stott 2,3,45 Key Club 45 French Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Class Salutatorian. DONNA MARIE AN I I-IONY Has a sympathetic ear tor tmulwles . vlmtvaetvriulnr Lluuue of enerqy . harmonlzlna seems la come naturally . a smile that can't he wupecl otl, G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Art Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 LcMasque 35 Harbinger 35 Service Club 45 French Club 4. CAROL JANE BAKER Madonna expression , born to he a Iearler . many Irons un the fnre , posse IS her mndnlle name. Jr. Play Shop 15 Latin Club treas. 15 Class Sec. 1,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3, sec. 45 Pep Club 1,2,4, vice pres. 35 Student Council 1,35 Class treas. 25 Reserve Cheerleader 25 Prom Girl 25 LeMasque 2, sec. 3, pres. 45 Thespian 2,3,45 Men Are Like Streetcars 25 Nine Girls 35 WMPW Scholarship Club 2, vice pres. 3,45 Anvil Circ. Mgr. 2, Clubs 8- Boards Ed. 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Quill 8. Scroll 3,45 Scarlet Torch 45 French Club 45 Homecoming Court 45 Harveyettes 45 National Hon- or Society 4. ROBERT VAN DEUSEN BOOTH Red hair and freckles has a wuulc auutl fruuuuilly ruruuu lur everyone . , Bob . . cars, cars, ccuus, Buildings and grounds l,2,3,4. RICHARD CLAYT ON BOWDEN An orqanust at accomplushmerut . . . tluouuqlutluul and deer:- ly suncere , . . not tunuud, lust reserved . . . Duck, Senior Choir 2,3,45 School Organist 2,3,45 Key Club 45 Spanish Club 4. JAMES DONALD BREWSTER leaseul ruluout qrowunq olul luecause at the luu-is at hour , lukes to talk about cars . . . alert lveluuncl the stceruruq wheel , . . Brcwslu . . , we luke luum. Basketball l5 Hollguard 2,35 Committccman 4. ALAN MEREL BROWN Lukes astronomy and telescopes . . tlevuluslu . . . tueclcles ao wuth a cheerful nature . lvakcs Christmas cookues annually for a ccrtaun teacher hrs wut us always welcome. Key Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 4, treas. 35 Art Club 3. - - .Ki 4 X JOAN FRANCES CAIONE A perfect Esquurc prunt , , . flumuuuutuve . loves ta uuttcrf lauq . . . a gay companuon . . . Join . qocs fur Guys from west of Pauncsvillc . . . shc's somcthuna suuccual. Senior Choir 3,45 Service Club 3,45 Committccman 4. MACRINA ANNE CARMODY MMOG., Owner of beautiful dark trcsscs . . . skullful puanust . . expressuve eyes . . . cspecually fond of dressy clothes . , . Jr. Playshap 'I5 Student Council 15 Latin Club 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Central Committee 2,4, sec. 35 Scholarship Club 2,3,45 class sec. 25 class pres. 35 Girls' State 35 Scarlet Torch pres. 45 National Honor Society 4. CAROL DIANNE CONGOS Docsn't let workunq un a nuusuc shop unleulcre wuth school or her fun . . . toots a flute . . . uokes about ncycr lmeuna on tumc . . . wull study musuc un colleae. Playshop I5 Question of Figures I5 Latin Club l,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Library Board I,2,3, sec. 45 G.A,A. 'l,3,45 Harbinger 2,45 Service Club 3,45 LeMosque 3,45 Our Miss Brooks 45 Spanish Club 4. RICHARD PETER D'ABATE Dc-boo , . . a uovual odulutuon to any class . . , ruets around un 3 Cadullcuc , . . Duck . , , frucnclluncss us hus watch- WOI' . St Mary's 15 Key Club 3, vicc pros. 45 WMPW Scholarship Club 35 Central Committee 45 Pep Club 45 Anvil 45 Class vuce president 4. l5 SHIRLEY JANE DE GRAFF Shui . rloesn'f say much . . . the silent partner . . plans a future in the War-nen's Marine Corps . , a ilisc Iockey enthusiast. Photography Club 15 Art Club 1,25 Prep Choir Z5 Senior Choir 3.4, ,IO ANN MARIE DELLARIA Speech is given to all but sono to the few . . . even her heart is like a singing bird . . . Jani . . , always seems happy, Prep Choir 1,25 Senior Choir 354. DANIEL EDWARD DOCKERY A guy of tew words . . . always coming up with crazy vli-as thinks school is fun but a bother, foo . . . Dan. AN ITA LOUISE DOYLE 'smiling coaucttish eyes . . hair that has a reddish glow a shorthand whiz , cute lisp , . . can sing any riirrent popular tune , . Nita, Latin Club 15 Committeeman 1,2,35 Hallauard 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GA.A. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 25 F.B.L.A. 35 LeMasque 35 Harveyettes 4. f if Rn S ELAINE FRANCES DOYLE Wishes she could look awake . . Quick with wit wants to wear a white uniform and hand out pills and hot water bottles . . . Sleepy . . , willing worker. Committeeman 1,45 Reserve Cheerleader 25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3, sec. 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Service Club 3, sec. 45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 LeMasque 3,45 Thespian 45 ln the Suds 35 Last Horizon 45 Scarlet Torch 45 Gym Leader 3,45 Harbinger 45 Anvil Patrons 4. ALBERT Cl-IANN ING DRAPER Craves adventure . . . distinctive voice . . . argues gust for the sake of arguing , . . likes to find things out the haril way . . . Muggs ANDREW CHARLES DURUTTYA Enthusiastic magazine salesman . wins most of the prizes during the magazine drives , . . always coming up with o brainstorm . . . Andy . . . rnultiloquent. MARJORIE VICTORENE EDDY Live, laugh, and be happy . . . Margie , . . seems to he everywhere at once . , , overflows with animated liveli- ness . . . pert blonde. Pluyshop 15 A Question of Figures 15 G.A,A. 1,45 Latin Club 15 Library Board 1,2,45 LeMasque 2,3,45 Gym Leader 25 The Red Mill 25 Chimes of Normandy 35 Service Club 3,45 Band 3,45 Thespians 45 Our Miss Brooks 4. 16 I RUTH ELIZABETH ENGLAND One of the few unaffected genuine girls . , , an exception- ally good student , . , a cheerful patient . . , Ruthie . . . a sincere friend, Jr. Playsho 'l5 Latin Club 'l, sec. 25 Band l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Legtasaue 2,3, treos. 45 Thespian 2,3,45 A Ques- tion of Figures' I5 Men Are Like Streetcars 25 Student Council 25 WMPW Scholarship Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 3, treas. 45 Anvil 35 French Club sec. 45 Scarlet Torch 45 National Honor Society 4. AILI MARGARET EVANGELISTA Personality plus , , . 'Morae . . . attractive brunette , . . feminine Chief Justice . . . has a multitude of friends . . a wonderful girl in anyone's language. Latin Club 'I5 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Anvil 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Stu- dent Court 2,3, Chief Justice 45 Picture Girl 25 Harbinger Circulation M1gr. 3,45 Hallguard 35 Gym Leader 3,45 Le- Masque 3,45 hespian 45 Nine Girls 35 Lost Horizon 45 Homecoming Court 45 Scarlet Torch 4. BARBARA JANE FALLETT Tall, slim, limlqer personable frank, straiahtf forward . . . singer of songs . . teller of tales . . . 'BarIu . . , always cheerful. Girls' Chorus l,25 G.A.A. 'l,2,3,45 Pe Club 'l,2,3, vice pres. 45 LeMasque 2,3545 Men Are Like greetcarsn 25 Thespians 3,45 Reserve Cheerleader 25 Harveyettes 3,45 Chimes of Normandy ' 35 F.B.L.A. 3, News Reporter 45 Gym Leader 3,45 Anvil 3,45 Scarlet Torch 45 National Honor Society 4. MICHAEL EUGENE FEES Smooth-talking shoe salesman , , the answer to a weary foot's prayer . , . likes to ioke about his customers , . . Mickey . . works wanders with broken-down radios. St. Monk l5 Library Board 25 Basketball 25 Committeeman 2,3545 allguord 2,3,45 Senior Patrol 3,45 Key Club 3,4. l7 DAVID PETER EGLESTON A small stick of dynamite with a short fuse , . . a card shark . . . adept at bowling , . . EggE . . . enioys life. Library Board l5 Baseball 2,35 Committeeman 2,3,4. EVELYN LOUISE EIGHMY Likes long week ends and short weeks . . a contagious laugh . . . Ezzie . . . fun to he with , . . humorous. Class treas. 15 Pep Club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3. JOHN NELSON ELDREDGE A handsome hunk of man . . . it's fellows like John that make the world go 'round . , . work neyer bothers him. Hallguard 1,25 Office 2,3,4. DAVID ANTHONY ELIA Not as shy as he pretends to be . . . Dave . . . drives a green stripped Chevy . . , could talk for hours about cars . . . seeks excitement. SIMONE EARLENE FILSON Simone . . . there's a pleasant manner ahout her . . , struts her stuff as a maiorette . . , liked by all who know her . . . a 3-D gal . . , demure, darlinq, and dependable Maiarette 2,3,45 LeMasque 2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Service Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Scarlet Torch 4. LUDWIG JOSEPH GERLOVIC Real Cool dresser . . . wavy hair , . , winning ways , . , a successful salesman . . Luci . . . never tails to he courteous, Geneva High School 'l,25 Harbinger 35 Noon Board 35 Wrestling 4. RAYMON D MORRIS FOX lmpromptu outbursts of song clicking fingers , Morris . . . sports-minded . . . plans to use a scalpel someday . . . very capable, Football 15 Basketball 15 Art Club I5 Library Board lp Latin Club I, vice consul 25 Key Club Z,4, treas. 35 Har- binger Sports Ed. 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3, vice pres. 45 WMPW Scholarship Club 2,3, pres. 45 Quill 8. Scroll 3,45 Anvil Sports Ed. 3,45 French Club 45 National Honor Society 45 LeMasque 45 Our Miss Brooks 4. RONALD JACK GREEN Ronnie , . . thumped a hole rn the bass drum . , , hangs out at the Armory . . , nimble-witted . . . there's a mis' chievous twinkle in his eyes. Band l,2,3,45 Noon Board 1,25 Track 25 Senior Patrol 35 Senior Choir 3,4. ROBERT GENE GASE Bob , . . has o friendly nature , . , is content when hc can settle down and read a good hook . . . especially one on US. Western History . . , wants to become a Leather- neck, Noon Board 2,3,4. LOUIS FRANK GRZELY lnstigator ot out-ot-town excursions . hasetvall mutt hands , . . a good sport , , . Lou . plans to be on engineer, Basketball 'l5 Playshop 'l5 Latin Club 15 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 2,35 Harbinger 25 Key Club 3,45 Committeemon 3,45 Hallguord 3, capt. 45 Spanish Club 4. GERALD MARK GEHL One of the swellest guys In the class . , . witty rcpartce . . . sincere . . . an accommodating chop . , , Gerry, Wooster I5 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Harbinger 3,45 Key Club 3,45 LeMasque 3,45 Thespian 45 Red Mill 25 Dress Reversal 35 Chimes of Normandy 35 Lost Horizon 45 Pep Club 45 Anvil . JAMES CALHOUN GUYNN Barrel of fun . . . a rough and ready football player . . . round, firm, and fully packed , always in a ioyial mood , . . alias Tank, Baseball I,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,4. I8 KENNETH ENGENE HALL A conscientious patralman Ken genuinely interested in people . . . overflows with sincerity . . . faith- fully adheres to the Sea Scouts' teachings, Sootball 1,25 Senior Patrol 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Key Club ,4. DORIS ANNE HARKINS Peppy and full of fun . . , sparked the cheering section . . . DoDo . . . sunny disposition- . . . has, that GO' spirit , . , a rnodel's figure . . . invisible typewriters. Noon Board 15 Hallguard 2,3,45 Committeeman 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 4. CAROL ANN HAMMER A trim lass . . . bubbling over with vim, vigor, and vitality . .. Hom goes along with everything and gets along with everybody. Hallguord 1,25 Library Board 15 Cheerleader 15 G.A.A. 1,2, 3, vlce pres. 45 Peg Club 253,45 Student Council 3, sec. 45 Service Club 3,45 .B.L.A. 3, treas. 45 Committeemon 3,45 Harbinger 35 LeMasque 3,4. JAN ICE GAYLE HAYES A Homemaker of Tomorrow . . . makes most of her own clothes . , . foods class ranks high on her list of favorites . . Jan , . . has a pleasant smile and a kind word lor everyone. G.A.A. 35 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Service Club 3,45 Pep Club 4. DANIEL BRUCE HANZAK A big, quiet guy . . . Dan . . . deep melodious voice , . . a likable fellow . . , wants to loin the Marines and see the world. Football 2,3,45 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Red Mill 25 Chimes of Normandy 3. DEBORAH HENDERSON Cute freckles . . . a brain in Civics class , . . the reason? . . . she wants to go into governmental work . . . soft- spoken . , . we're sorry she didn't come sooner. Putney School 1,25 Mentor High School 35 Spanish Club 4. LEONARD AVON HARDING Lennie , . . has that artistic touch , , . cooperative . . . responsible for the tape recordings of popular music that are played at noon . . . would like to teach. Art Club 1,2,3,45 Prep Choir 15 Senior Choir 4. JOHN LEONARD H IDO Fido . . . has the urge to fly . . . his destination, the Air Force . . . enjoys manipulating a certain blue Chevy , . . he's a Raider, oh yes' Senior Patrol 1,2,35 F.B.L.A. 4. I9 BARBARA PATRICIA HYLTON Lovely to look at . . . sweet and neat . . , soft speaking vouce . . . stIence is golden . . . wc're sorry she dudn't come sooner . . . Pat Sf. Hugh's High School for Girls, Jamaica l,2,3. MARJORIE IRENE JARVI Skilled clarinet player . . . qenulnely Interested rn music . . , Maroc . . . has a knack for wrltnnq letters and short stones . . . qunte a conversotionalist, gind l,1,3,45 Library Board l,2,35 LeMasque 35 F.B.L.A. , . SUZANNE KAY JEWETT Chock full o' pep and personality , . . a cllsposltlon as sunny as her hair . , . will be a tonic to her patuents when she becomes a nurse , . , Suzie, Assembly Board I5 Art Club l,25 Band l,2,3,45 Hallguard 35 Dispensory Ass't 3,45 Noon Board 3,4. SHIRLEY JONES She's got rhythm . . and can she dance' . , . lovlal . . wuth a wonderful sense of humor , . . better known os l.ushelley. rrgg 4Choir 1,25 Senior Choir 3,45 Hallguard 2,35 G.A.A. , f f - 20 FRANCES MARGARET H l LLSTROM Has a fondness for hull-billy music . . . tull ol the rlcvll . . . one of Harvey's mayorettes . qoes In lor merry making . . . Fannue. Pep Club 'l,2,3,45 Maiorette 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Harbinger 2,35 Senior Choir 2,35 LeMasque 3,45 F.B.l..A. 3,4. RITA JEAN HOGYA Carefree and congenial , . , Ruta always has an answer . . , a cute truck boyish Imlv rtlentufuml by her low-pntched vouce, G.A.A. 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Prom Girl 25 LeMasquc 2,35 Spanish Club 35 F.B.L.A. 35 Service Club 3,45 Scarlet Torch 4. RICHARD JAMES HONKALA l-lonk as he IS known . ls really hop on sports . plays Cards like an expert , , . leaves aarls alone hopes to yoln thc lnduans someday. Latin Club 'l5 WMPW Scholarship Club 2,4. WILLA DEAN HOWARD A clown on the basketball court caprnclous . fun loving . . . It ns 'not unusual to see her convulscd wnth laughter . . . Willa, Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,4. 1 Ssk45:9T X JUDITH MARIE KEPHART lhe tall, quiet gurl who looks so dignified until you know her . , . combines wholesomeness and glamour . , . dotes un acc colrl orange juice . . . Judy. G.A.A. 3,45 LeMasque 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Service Club 3,45 Comrnitteeman 35 Senior Choir 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Spanish Club 45 Secretary of Student Body 4. LAURENCE ELDON KING likes test tulmes, queer concoctians, and wierd looking form ulas , . . just likes chemistry . , . Larry , , . cool, calm, and collected . . . an electrical wizard. Latin Club 1,25 Library Board 15 Science Club 15 Proiec- tionist l,2,3,45 WMPW Scholarship Club 3,45 Spanish Club Sec. 45 Harbinger 45 News Bureau 45 National Honor Society 4. DAVID PAUL KNEISLEY bklllfully runs the noon movies . , I a lighting expert . . , Dave .. . c0ulLln't do without hlrn .. . he's always ready with a triemlly Hr ' Noon Board l,2,3,45 Library Board 'l,3,4. SHIRLEY WALSH KOSTON Curly locks , . , sweet-tempered . . has more than sho uhows . . . speaks less than she knows . , , Mrs. now. i KAREN MARSHA KUOSMAN Neat as a pin . . . classy clothes . . . delights in changing the color of her hair over night . . . has tranquil charm LeMasque 3,45 Service Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 4: Pep Club 4. BARBARA ANN KUTIE Peaches and cream complexion . . , tall and slim . , . poised . . . radiates sunshine . . . quiet charm . . . wants to be a school marm . . Barb. St. Mary's 'I5 Latin Club 25 G.A.A. 3,45 Service Club 3,45 Spanish Club 45 National Honor Society 4. WALT ER EDWARD LAWRINSON A Yaclitingbentbusialst . , . with an artistic flair . , , Walt . . . an e nncon caricature . . . usually fo d b h 5 the wheel ot a red and black convertible. un e mc 'galil' Club 1,22 Library Board 2,35 LeMasque 35 WMPW ,cholarshlp CI b 3, At Cl b 34' H ' . Club 4, Narionlfii Honofrsocigy 4.' ' b '9e' 4' F'e ' CAROL ANN LEAVERTON I-Ong, wow hair . . . eyes that sh bl d ' auiet, peaceful, placid nature . . .miollectls allssihewllgtlegcl records . anticipates a business career, PWD Choir l,2i Dlspensary Ass't 4. 2I DONALD WALTER LEIB Variety is thc spice of life . . . answers to Don or Tiger . , . man about town . . . the kind of guy you like to have around. Hollguard 15 Basketball 15 Key Club 3,45 LeMasque 3,45 Committeeman 3,45 Track 3,45 Pep Club 45 Harbinger 4. LOUIS JAMES LESIACSEK Louie . . . debonaire and suave . . . a mustache some- times , , , an accomplished musician . . . squeezes music out of an accordion . . . we predict that he will fallow in Dick Contino's footsteps, Senior Choir 'l,2,3,4. DONALD PHILIP LOCOTOSH 'Loco' . . could easily be called Paul Bunyan's twin . . we all have to look up to him . , . an the basketball court as o rebounder , , , languicl . . . takes life easy. Latin Club 'I5 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 'l,2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Committeeman 4. ROGER CARL LOHR Litc-'s too short to worry . . liyely sense of humor . , , Rock , , , never afraid to smile . . men are not meas- ured by inches . . . Capable Manager. Committeeman 3,45 Baseball 35 Football Mgr. 3,45 Key Club 4. QQ DEANNA MARY LONG Boundless enthusiasm a live-wire always has something to say . . . continually on the go , . , Spider G.A.A. 1,45 Photography Club 15 Pep Club 3,45 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Harbinger 4. JUDITH ANN LONGBONS Puts fun into living . . . componionoble to all , good natured , . Longiohns . . . always good for a laugh. Library Board 15 Committeeman 'I5 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Hall- guord 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Senior Choir 3,45 LeMasque 3,45 Service Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 Harbinger 4. GAIL ANN LORENZEN Enioys writing letters , . , she must, with twenty-three pen pals . . . carrot-topped , . . sincere and earnest in any' thing she undertakes. Science Club 15 Latin Club 1,25 Art Club 1,3, pres. 45 Library Board 2,3,45 WMPW Scholarship Club 25 Art Exhibit- ors 3,45 Spanish Club 3, pres. 45 G.A.A. 35 F.B.L.A. 3,4, National Honor Society 4. RICHARD MORRIS LYNCH Sam . . . wonderful talker who has mastered the art of telling you nothing . . . remembered for his ability to compose song lyrics . , . he lives content and envics none Hallguard 4. 22 1 RONALD ALLEN MART IN Ronnie . . . an outdoor guy . . . loves to hunt and trap . . . travels fast . . . may ioin the Forestry Service . . . Martiney. TERRELL DOUGLAS MCCORRY f'Terry . combination of brains and brown . . . starred in athletics , . . well-liked . . . he'Il oo far in life . . , a great athlete and a great guy. Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Class Secre- tary 35 Central Committee 3,45 Student Court 45 National Honor Society 4. JOHN THOMAS MCKEAN A guy with a crinkling smile . . , Tom . . . a ladies' man . . .-life's not life without play . . . good looking ,, crazy miler on Harvey's track squad. Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 Cross Country Team 25 Key Club 2,3,45 Hallguard 25 LeMasque 35 Spanish Club treas. 4. DOROTHY CATHERINE MEEKS A working girl . . . somewhat shy and modest . . , nimble with her needle and embroidery floss . . . would I.ke to be a nursc's aid. St. Mary's 15 Art Club 25 G.A.A. 35 Spanish Club 3. 23 MELVIN EUGENE MAIER Economical, budgets his money . . . his ambition?. f I. . naturally, to become an .accountant . . . an inquisitive nature . . . loves pizza DIES. KENNETH FREDERICK MAKEE A mad-cap . , . with a big smile . . . What 'do you soy, ace! , . . continually on the go . . , lust likes to 'rod around . . . Big Mak. LOIS BEVERLY MAKEE Soft-spoken but never too shy to say Hil . . . another high-stepping twirler for Harvey's marching band . .. Lo plans to continue her business studies after graduation. Art Club I5 Senior Choir 25 Hallguard 35 Molorette 3,45 F.B,L.A. 4. JOSHUA JW MARSHALL The Raiders' fastest cinderman ,. . a versatile football player for he knows all the backfield slots . . . o welter weight champ . . . Spook. Basketball 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. f' u ill KH x fi , itft JAMES ROBERT MILLER One of l-larvey's muscular grapplers . . . makes us laugh by wigglmg his ears . . , likes black leather jackets, good weather, and motorcycles . . . MiIIa. Band 1,25 Hallguard 35 Wrestling 4. JANET EVELYN MOULTON Tall brunette . . . chiseled features . . . flashing white teeth , . . photogenic . . . serves without fanfare , . . friendly to everyone. Prep Choir vice pres. 1,25 Service Club 3,45 Senior Choir pres. 3,45 F.B.L.A. 4. SANDRA JANE MOORE Sandy . . . plans to go into nurses' training . . . agree- able . . . steadfast friend , . . stands tor simplicity and unaftectedness . . . sociable. Latin Club 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 News Bureau 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 LeMasque 2,35 Men Are Like Streetcars 25 Gym Leader 3, pres. 45 F.B.L.A. 35 Harbinger 35 Spanish Club 35 Service Club 4. BARBARA JOAN MUMMEY High-stepping maiorette . . . blonde, with baby-blue eyes . . . Bubbles . . . always has a good time . . . will be a secretary. Cheerleader 'I5 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Harvey- ettes 3,45 Senior Choir 3,45 Maiorette 2,3,45 LeMasque 2,3,45 Thespian 3,45 Gym Leader 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3, vice pres. 45 Service Club 3,45 Scarlet Torch 45 National Honor Society 4. NANCY PATRlClA MORGAN Small in stature but colossal in ability , , . Mora . . . scintillating personality . . . always hoDDY and laughing, never glum . . . good-natured, G.A.A. 2,3,45 Hallguard l,2,35 Committeeman 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 LeMasque 25 Reserve Cheerleader 25 F.B.L.A. 3, sec. 45 Service Club 3,45 Harbinger 35 Anvil 45 Student Council 45 Scarlet Torch 4. NANCY LEE MLJTH Mutt . . . curly eyelashes . . . eager, earnest, and cncrf getic . . . always found on all-star teams . . . a sports demon . . . friendly and congenial. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Hallguard 1,35 LeMasque 2,3,45 Anvil 2,45 Senior Choir 35 Gsm Leaders 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Service Club ,45 Scarlet Torch sec. 4. HOPETON DEN HAM MORRIS Budding young artist . . . would rather draw and paint than do anything else . . . takes lite easy . . . l-lopie . . . loguacious and fun. Art Club 1,2,3,45 Art Exhibitors 2,3,45 Library Board 35 Senior Choir 4. PAULETTE BEVERLY NAGEL Identified by her just-out-of-a-bondbox appearance .. petite . , , an irresistible giggle . , . Pauly, Cheerleader 15 Hallguard 25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 LeMasque 3,4. 24 JAMES MARTIN NAUGHTON Versatile in 5ournalism . . . popular in social-ism . . Mr. School Spirit . . . helped with the cheerleading . . clever . . . Jim, St. Mary's 15 Senior Patrol 2,3, Chief 45 WMPW Scholar- ship Club 2,3, troas. 45 Spanish Club 4, pres. 35 Harbinger 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 National Honor Society 4. JAMES WILLIAM O'LEARY Always has a quick retort for any statement . . . a pro- ficient mathematician . . . interested in horticulture . , , Ho . . . enjoys a good argument. Latin Club 15 Basketball 15 Football 15 WMPW Scholarship Club 2,35 Hallguard 1,25 Assembly Board 35 Committee- man 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Student Court Ballltt 45 Anvil Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 4. RICHARD JOSEPH NERODA Hard tackling guard for the football eleven . . . Nerf . . , a night owl . . . consumer of prodigious amounts of food . . . the littlest angel. Basketball 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Student Court 1,2,3,45 Key Club 2,35 Wrestling 4. JUDITH ANN OLSON Rollicking and good natured with a zany remark for any occasion . . . Judy . . . bundle of pep . . . the spark of parties. Latin Club 1 Cheerleader 1 AA 1234 S anish Club : : G- - - , , , 5 2,35 Harbinger 2,35 LeMasque 2,3,45 Commirteeman 35 Service Club 3,45 Anvil 4. ARTA JUNE NICKELS Artie . . . spends her spare time on roller skates . . . has that good ole Irish temper . . . usually seen punching the keys of a cash register at a local super-market . . . gay-spirited with a happy personality. Senior Choir 3, JEANIE MARIE OROSZ Petite majorette . . . with small fingers that tly over the keys of an accordion dreams of following in the footsteps of Florence Nightingale Jean a breathless cutie, Cheerleader 15 Malorette 2,3,45 LeMasque 35 Hallguard 3. JAMES EDWARD NUCCIARONE Active member of the gridiron squad . . . Nucci . , . bowls 'em over . . . lin more ways than one? . . . he never troubles trouble nor does trouble trouble him. Football 1,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Student Court 2,3,4. PATRICIA JEAN OROSZ Pat . . . uses her lunch period to beautify her bangs . , . has a friendly manner . . . she's got her man . . . that's why she's always happy. Hallguard 25 F.B.L.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 35 Service Club 3,4. 25 JAMES CEClL PALMER Palm signifies FUN there's mischief in his smile . . . a combination of angel and devil . . . has a difficult time seeing . . . that's why we call him Squint. Football 15 Hallgufard 2,35 LeMasque 3,45 Committeeman 3,45 Pep Club 45 Key Club 45 Student Council 4. DONALD EDWARD PERRY Found under the hood of a black V-8 Ford . . . enjoys life and the opposite sex . . . plans to be a grease monkey . . . known for his gift of gab . . . Chop, BARBARA ANN PIEHOTA Nimble with her thimble . . . Barb . . . dimples that show up often with her unaffected smile . . . has a fancy for fashion designing. Picture Girl 25 G.A.A. 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Gym Leader 3,45 Assembly Board 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Scarlet Torch vice pres. 4. NANCY CAROL PIERCE Quick-tempered beauty excitable wide smile . . . Piercy . . . happy-go-lucky . . . will be a nurse. Latin Club 1, treas. 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Hallguard Ca t. 25 Picture Girl 25 LeMasque 2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Service Club 3,45 Senior Choir 35 Scarlet Torch 4. 26 DOROTHY JEAN OTTO Laughs until she cries . . Dot . mischievous 'fLet's have a party at my housc ' . . . song minded . . . likes to wind up her tongue and lot ao. Cheerleader 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Hallguard Capt. 25 LeMasque 35 Gym Leader 3, sec. 45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Harveyettes 45 Scarlet Torch 4. GLORlA ANN PACHETE Always in the middle of a laughing crowd . . many facets to her personality . . . Berry clocs locr share and then comes back for more. Latin Club 15 Library Board 15 Jr. Playshop l5 Committee man 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3, pres. 45 Anvil 1,3, Cir. Mgr. 45 Hall- guard Capt. 25 LeMasque 2,3, 2nd vice pres. 45 Lost Hori- zon 45 Thespian 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Gym Leader 3,45 Harbinger Cir. Mgr. 3, Bus. Mglr. 45 Service Club vice pres. 3,45 French Club 45 Scarlet orch 45 Quill and Scroll 4. JOYCE ANN PACHETE A gal with a gift of gab . . . small, but so is a stick of dynamite . . . sews 0 fine seam . . . chic . . , irrcprcssiblc good spirits. Library Board 15 Art Club 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 25 Pep Club 253,45 LeMasque 2,3, historian 45 Thcspian 3,45 Service Club 3,45 Sr. Choir 35 Scarlet Torch 4. JANET MARlE PALKO Short 'n' slight of stature . . pcnetratng clark eyes . never loses her pep ability , my, how that diamonl sparkles! HELEN VIRGINIA PIZZI Long, dark tresscs . , . Lana . . . quietly has a good time . , . really not timid, just reserved . , . thoughtful disposition . . . a home-making future. St. Mary's 15 Art Club 2,3, vice president 4. ANTHONY JOSEPH PIZZIE Tuite, but true . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . has a weakness for brunettes , . . expert mechanic . . . Tony . . . an accomplished make-up artist. Basketball I5 Class Vice President 'l,25 LeMasque 2,3,4. MARY KATHARINE RALPH Forever losing something , , . Scary . . . brains galore most likely to always wears a warm and friendly smile. Harbinger Jr. Ed. 1 Assoc. Ed. 2,35 Jr. Ployshop I5 G.A.A. 1,2,3, treas. 45 Latin Club consul 1, pres. 25 Anvil 2, Art Ed. 45 LeMasque 2, historian 3, vice pres. 45 Thespian 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 WMPW Scholarship Club 2, sec. 3,45 Prom Girl 25 Hwllguard 2,45 Men Are Like Stree!c1rs 25 Qu'lI L Scroll 3,45 Art Exhibitors 3,45 News Bureau Advisor 45 French Club pres. 45 Scarlet Torch 45 National Honor Society 45 Class Valedictarian5 Our Miss Brooks 4. JOSEPH ANDREW RESETAR Has allure in a Tony Curtis sort of way . , . wavy hair makes him a temale's prey . . . Jumping Joe . . , has trouble keeping a transmission in his Ford. S-- I k ! f -sl SY ,Nc . S, JOHN ALFRED RIGBY Friendly and easy going . . . full of pep and fun . . . can't help but like him . . . life of the party . . . Jack . . . always laughing . . . also answers to Jackson, Latin Club 'I5 LeMasque 35 Dress Reversal 35 Spanish Club 4. SUSAN ANN ROTH Puckish, energetic, peppy . . . little bombshell with a big smile . . . glib . , . Noodle . . , perpetual motion. Art Club 1,4, treas. 2, vice pres. 35 Spanish Club 2,35 French Club vice pres. 45 Library Board 2, treas. 3,45 Scarlet Torch 45 LeMasque Club 2,35 G.A.A. 25 WMPW Scholarship Club 2,3,45 Harbinger 45 National Honor Society 4. LEAH RAE ROUSH Usually-found in the Biology room . . . has a strange fascination for blue Plymouths . . . Lee . . . endowed with the right curves in just the right places. G.A.A. 15 Senior Choir 3,45 Service Club 3,4. ROBERT GREIG RUSH Shy,-but not quiet . . . Bob . . . agrees with no man's opinion, but agrees that he has few of his own . . . num- bers many friends. Basketball 15 Band 1,2,3. 27 CRAIG WESLEY SAMS Harvey's shitty little halflyack thus the nickname Crazylegs . , . great on those low hurdles , . . cleverly invents new versions of fairy tales . . , a babble artist. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,4. LOIS JEAN SCHLEGEL Colgate smile . , . livens conversation with clever quips . . . unrestrained giggle . . . set in her ways, she advocates her own ideas . , . Pudgy. Hallgulard 25 WMPW Scholarship Club 2,35 Service Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Harbinger 4. JAMES JULIUS SHULA Dynamic personality . , . likes to walk as slowly as pos- sible , . has visions of pulling teeth . . . wants to be- come a painless dentist . . . competent. Senior Patrol 15 HalI1uard 1,25 Committeeman 1,25 Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Latin Cub 1, Bailitf 25 WMPW Scholarship Club 25 Key Club 2,3, treas. 45 Football 3,45 LeMasque 35 Spanish Club, vice pres. 4. JOYCE ANNEX SHUMAKQR Rachating dark eyes . . . a charming smile . . , makes the most ol parties . . , conscientious committeeman . . . does her iob and 'does it well. x .' Prep chair 15 r.h.L.Af ay commiheeman 3,5 DONALD LLOYD SHUPP Usually seen carting groceries ., mainly because hu works in his father's grocery store . . . scoots around on his motor scooter . . , Don . . . prefers to lie seen rather than heard. Building 8. Grounds 1. CHARLOTTE ETHEL SIVON Blushing and rushing . . . aunetly accomplishes any task with efficiency . . . honey-tempered . , caoalmlc and charming . , . tvoifies a true friend. Library Board 1,4, vice pres. 2, pres. 35 Latin Club 1,25 Science Club pres. 15 News Bureau 15 Anvil 'I,3,45 Harbinger 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 25 French Club 45 Scarlet Torch 45 National Honor Society 4. JANET ELAINE SLUSSER Always friendly . . . one of Haryev's prettiest . . . ivory and pink complexion . . . likes everyone land vice versal. Noan Board 15 Band 1,2,3,45 All Star Band 3,45 Hallguard 1,2,35 Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 4. DAVID LENGEL SMITH Highly individualistic . . . spends his sparc time rebuild- ing a canoe . . , mathematical wizard , . araumentative . . . conservative. Science Club 15 Library Board 3,45 Spanish Club 3,4. 28 HARLEEN JEAN STEINER Never at a loss for words . , . vtvactous , . . known for het outstannllnq dramatic ability , .. constantly on the oo . . . popular newcomer . . . Scooch. Tarrytown High School 'l,2,31 Pep Club 41 G.A.A. 41 Senior Choir sec- 4: LQMGSQUQ 4: Lost Horizon 4, Thespian 41 Harbinger 41 Anvil 41 Homecoming Court 4. JON JUNIUS STEPI-IENSON Possesses a tremendous vocabulary . . has an affinity for reptiles . . independence ts his middle name ,. fa--cmattnq canversationaltst. Science Club 1. POLLY CLARICE STRONG Deuemlulwtltty and Integrity are het watcnwords . . Polly , , has an lntriqulna speaking voice , . . cllllaent worker . . unaffected. Johnson City High School l,2,31 Harveyettes 41 National Honor Society 4. JEAN LOUISE SZEKLEY Can Ile recoqntzecl Ivy- her qtaqle loom gvgfklgc with life . . . has a tuntlness for clothes snort, sweet, anti saury. Art Club 11 Band 2,31 F.B.L.A. 3,41 Service Club 34- LeMosque 3,4, G,A.A. 41 Pep Club 4. ' ' 29 DELL NORRIS SMITH Popularity Comes naturally . . . our ltkealnle school pres: dent . . . a vcrttable flash on finders, qrtdtron and harml- wood . . . Smitty, Football 'l,2,3, co-captain 41 Basketball 2,3,41 Track l,2,3,41 Athletic Board 3,41 LeMasque 3,41 Dress Reversal 31 Lost Horizon 41 Our Miss Brooks 41 Thespian 41 Stu- dent Body President 4. DIANA MARIE SMITH Adept at sewing matchina outfits lmptsh arln . . dimpled chin . . . always seems in a aay mood . . , inclus- trious . . . Dt, F.B.L.A. 'l,2.31 Pep Club 'l,2,31 G.A.A. 2,3,41 LeMasque 2,3,41 Thespian 41 Harbinger 31 Service Club 3,41 Hall- guard 41 Scarlet Torch 4. DOUGLAS MICHAEL SMITH Spcnds those rainy afternoons destantnq cars seen, not usually heard . . , an honest fellow to htmselfhancl friends . . . colossal in more ways than one . . Make, Noon Boord 11 Building and Grounds 2. ANNE LOUISE SNOVVDEN Charmin' blonde . . . blushes easily but flatterlnaly proud of her annual tan , . . has a wttty remark tor every occasion. Hollguard l,2,31 Latin Club 'I1 G.A.A. 1,2,31 Assemb'y Board 21 WMPW Scholarship Club 21 Pep Club 2,31 F.B.L.A. 2, 2nd vice pres. 3, pres. 41 Class treas. 31 French Club 4, treas 31 Scarlet Torch chaplain 41 Student Council 41 Stu- dent Eourt 41 Homecoming Court 41 National Honor So- ciety . try' 3 l.-,rx i ' ff ' 1, 4 ? Q,,L.u wil., X 3 . l '. lol? . fl Lbq5lLqfQfs'lR55i sziszmc ll' 'Ridlf' . ,lf ajerpalhahle girl, as charming as they como Q , . SUHSQLW smjf . . . enjoys roller skating . gentle 'in manner, firm reality. G.A.A. 1,3,45 Art Club l,2,3,45 Art Exhibitors 1,2,3,45 Dis- pensary Assistant 3. NORMAN LEE TONCRE A quiet nature, one happy soul . . , expressive eyes . , Norm . . . the force of his own merits make his way . , , silence personified. Choir 1,2. JERALDEAN BENSON TALLANT Quiet and unassuming the mainstay ot the girls basketball team . . . she has earned her MRS. deqree Jerry, Walker County High School l,2,35 G.A.A. 45 F.B.L.A. 4. ANTHONY RUSSELL TRlPl Lite to Tony is spelled SPORTS . pleasant fellow with a big grin . . . bcshful around gurls . . , muscular physique. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Athletic Board 2: Class treasurer 4. ROBERT GEORGE TITUS A fine example ol a true friend to everyone . . . Bah . . . best dressed . . . an all around good guy . . music minded, Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 All Star Band 3,45 Le- Masque 3,45 Harbinger 35 Key Club 3,45 French Club 45 Assembly Board 45 Pep Club 4. .JAN ICE JOAN TROMP A man is always better than a book . . carefree and merry . . . loves life . . makes school fun, G.A.A. 25 F.B,L.A. 3,45 Service Club 4. DONALD ALEXANDER TOBIAS Always ready with a yoke . . . Don or Toby . . . a combination of wisdom and wltp halt-wisdom and halt-wit . . . clown of the senior class . . . spontaneous laughter. Science Club 'I5 Basketball 15 Track 'l5 Football 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Committeeman 4. LOlS ANN WAMPLER Endowed with eye-catching blonde hair . , , an excellent seamstress . . , easy on the eyes . , . s e has marriage in mind . . . slim and wlllawy . . . La. Latin Club 15 Pep Club 'l,2,35 G.A.A. l,Z,3,45 LeMosque 2,35 Student Council 25 Picture Girl Z5 Dispensary Ass't 2,35 French Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 Harbinger 3,45 Service Club 3,45 Scarlet Torch 4. 30 NANCY JEAN WARREN Usually tound rn the vrcrnrty ol a marlbox . . . she wrrtes many letters to New York , , . Speedy . . . she would rather be small and shane than qreat and cast a shadow. Hallguard 25 Service Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,4. RICHARD JEROME WERTHEIMER A hold scrrlnlvle . , Drck . , , lahulous dancer ot Arthur Murray calrber . . eaaer hoover . . . he has determination , . . success predrcted. Latin Club 15 Basketball Mgr. 2,35 Key Club. 2,3, sec. 41 Student Council 2,4, treas. 35 WMPW Scholarship Club 2,3,45 French Club 45 Wrestling 45 National Honor Society 4. DAV I D ALBERT WATTS Renowned tor hrs varrous dralects Z hardy sense ol humor . . , Dave . . . trrendly arrn . . , an aareeable manner . trres to make school as much fun as oossrhle. St. Mary's l5 Senior Patrol 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. JANICE LOUISE WILLIAMS Topped wrth strawlmerrres . . . she's very much enoaged at present . .. Jonny quret exterror mirthful rnterror . . . with an even drsposrtran. Art Club 25 Harbinger 25 F.B.L.A. 3,45 LeMasque 3,45 Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 4, NANCY KATHRYN WEBSTER A credit to her school . , . wants to teach . . . Welt , . . Charmrnq and ambitious . . . alwcys there when you need her . . . Mrss School Sprrrtf' Latin Club Consul I5 Noon Board l,25 Committeeman 2,35 Hallguard l,2,35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Harbinger 'l,2,35 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 LeMasque 2,3, sec. 45 Thespian 3,45 Night ol January 16th 25 Men Are Like Streetcars 25 Nine Girls 3: Our Miss Brooks 45 WMPW Scholarship Club 253,45 Reserve Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Gym Leader 3,45 Anvil 3, Senior Editor 45 French Club 45 Scarlet Torch 45 Homecoming Queen 45 National Honor Socfety 4. MARIBETH WILLIAMS Doll-lrke features . . . loves to change her harr-do . . swell gal wrth sharp rdeas .. warm personalrty Maru c.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Hallguard 25 F.B.L.A. 3,4. BETTY LOU WEISS As merry as the day rs Iona . . happy-qoflucky is her mrcldle name . . her wrt rs always welcome . . Betsy . . , we wrsh she could have lornerl us sooner. Riverside l,2,35 G.A.A. 4. RICHARD MONTGOMERY WILLIS Remembered for hrs dramatrc sneeze . Doc . . , versatrlc . . . Senror class casonova . . . amrable . . , has served hrs school well. Latin Club 'I5 WMPW Scholarship Club 2,35 Key Club 2,3, pres. 45 Central Committee 2,3,45 LeMrsque 3,45 Theswian 45 Dress Reversal 35 Lost Horizon 45 Pep Club 45 St.r- dent Body vice pres. 45 Assembly Board Chr. 45 National Honor Society 4. Qin DEANNA MAY WIRENIUS Popularity came swiftly to this newcomer . . . Dee . . poised and gracious . . . always willing to help anyone . . love those dimples! Hi hlond Hl h School 1,137 Commltteemon 4: Pep Club 45 F.aL.A. 4: somecomlng four! 4. DAN ALLAN WOODWORTH Can play almost any musical instrument . . . dreams of having his own jazz band . . . always tinkering with his car clever iournalist quick with quips Woody, Band I,2,3,4. CATHERINE JEAN YANNARELL Short 'n' sweet . . . a mischievous twinkle in her smilinq eyes , . . an air of merriness about her . . . Cathy. Hazeltown lp Commltteeman 2: Girls' Chorus 2: LeMosque 3,41 Our Miss Brooks 45 F.B.L.A. 3,47 Hollguord 3: Sov- vlee Club 3, program ehr. 4. NOT PICTURED: CLARENCE L. BARLOW JOHN EDWARD CHOP MARGARET ANN PHIPPS ABBEY PICCIUTO Seniors agree . . . favorite period in the day . . . lunch. 32 Class Histor Our class has been one of remarkable measure, Especially regarding its talent for pleasure: As so for the good of all seniors-to-be, We've consented to publish our class history: 'Twas in 1950 that we made our debut, Our saga since then has been equaled by few. The first dancing class was the start of it all, The boys were too shorty the girls, too tall! We had many good times in the old Champion building, But we moved into Harvey when the floors began yielding. We admired the new school's shiny floors and long halls, The rushing students, new desks, and the green tiled walls. Our wild freshman parties began the mad whirl, We had our first taste of the senior high swirl. Homework came second to slang books and notes, iThings more alluring than Ancient Mariner quotesll Soon we were sophomores, so smart and so wise, With a worldly air that a senior would prize. ln the magazine drive we joined with the rest: Our reward? A track that ranks with the best. Remember the games and the good times after - With juniors packed in to the top most rafter? Prom night! The magic of Rhapsody in Blue Wove spells of enchantment 'til the morning was through And then we were seniors, our class at the top, We'd climbed that last step and were ready to stop. Our Senior Get-Together we believe was the best, For we've memories of flappers, matching outfits, and a song fest We cheered on our team with all of our might, And they showed us that they could get in there and fight. At OUR Homecoming Dance reigned the Homecoming Queen, Soft lights and sweet music completing the scene. Term papers, exams, and our lamps burning late, We took this in stride: 'tis a poor senior's fate. The long months of worry, impatience, and doubt, Were forgotten at once when our Anvil came out. We've almost reached the end of our long, long trip, And we've shared in a wonderful partnership - And so to you Thomas W., we would like to say, Thanks for the Memories, in our hearts they'Il stay. R 33 M057 14THLf 770 M057 Vz'E'5f47'!Lf Fzffwzffff TERRY and NANCY DICK and CAROL DICK and GLORIA '705'7l!KILY7O 5000559 DICK and MARY 9flf4A?Pf5'7' D,?f5'5f1?5' N057 POPULAK? 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C. Thompkins Bob Toth Anita Trornp Ronnie Uher Claire Valentine Joe Vendetti Marion Vernon Carol Wadley Judy Walsh Glenn Warfield David Warren Dick Welshans Barbara Werbeach Ellen Werbeach Carol Winters Theresa Zack SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bill Green, Presidentg Maureen Carmody, Treasurerg Ginny Baker, Vice Presidentg Jane Kohankie, Secretory. T S X f S. ,t. 1 h t Q 1 S if is Sophomores A 5 E 39 B, gn .Q H, 5 g 7 7 bikx l Q :vvr ,:-: ' h y , 5 rl .ISL I5 'QQ2' D ' gf -'-,, , i V, MQ! kv - is J by i is l l 1 -Q 'i . 'Q 57 ,rv , 'Ego J is.: 'NV H Ap' 1 2 2 eg... ,. 'Q mi :- I' -:i L.. - aj , sf. ll ,.,, , . I H B f '5i'1 'ff ' , I TAQ4 J Q ,dy Bl i , 5 If 2 ,,,f y f ff if B as an W ai if X ft yi. ur as his X Y 'S I FQ , i. 3 vis A 'fi f 1 il i up r .A-ii.. i, 'Egg' .... X iff' Y , if ' :i,. u .-' Dick Advey Judy Allen Dennis Baird Ginny Baker Billy Baldauf Rose Baldauf Patricia Barrish Elaine Beans Jim Beatty Jack Benson Dick Beres Judy Berwaldt Judy Biddle Jay Bittner Mary Hazel Bodnar Al Bonnemo Fred Bassert Helen Boyd Jean Boyles Rita Braca Bob Brown Eileen Brown Shirley Brown George Brownstone Sandra Bruck Carol Burr Susan Bushey Mary Ann Cardina Maureen Carmady Barbara Corrigan Joe Caruso Kay Casey Janet Chaffee Ron Channey Mike Channick Jack Chubb Bob Clemmons Douglas Collier Dave Corlett Kathleen Cotter Shirley Crabtree Bob Crawford Jackie Creel Don Davis Tony DeCarlo Mary DeCarlo Pal Doyle Harry Dururfya Kenny Erwin Loretta Farren Estella Fields Regina Flanagan Ralph Freeman Dorothy French JL-al Galdwl hlrlcy Gordo! Danna Gilmore rcnc GIOIL' Sary Gordon Svcky Grccn Illl Green kugmtuw Gregory Hunger Guynn Don Gyurv Donna Gyurc Jally HaHa Vnlbcrt Halo oc Hambor Aary Horycy yvlyn Harris farol Harrison Jon Haycox Luiy Hcckvl Lulu Hcitala Qary Hcrroon Jancy Holduvrnan Dun H :Hon David Hankala Amy Ann Huryath ,Ufl Hunyqdv Aary Jackson iulmy Jacksun lctty Jordan ons Jugcnhmmvr Bob Kalman iill Kcbrdlu larcn Kullhofur lusm,-II Kclly One Kohanklc Iafhlvcn Kujala vancffc LOHCL' Jcwcll Landphalr Burns LOl1fl Dorothy Lantz :Oral Laxslla klhvrt Lawrcncc 'at Lawroncc lull Leonard crry Lillstram udy Lombardy Qwvn Long 00 Luth tanluy Lushcr ioward Lyons Fob Machun larbova Mackey rvd Mackey Aerlrmda Marana X ,z-f-ff . 2 T N, gf. -fx Y NS Y Q xx ' X Rx 1 . 11 -w , if . . nhl? N.. x ' QS U my . ...X Q 4, X gulf if X 1, Z ..4'- if :xg 1- .4 f K 'll if' ..d V. of- -4 'in f ' , KES' H141 'li A.. Rim. I f K N 1 l or l it bi ' , N Q if tx fl Q i :JAI J I , , , -.M . fl I li P i fa .'fal xi , if 9 V 1 ', -' K.. I. ul is . 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J 'F X X v if be I R I ' A- ix s 3 ii S Q5 Seventh Grade 4 S Q, Y 1 Y 'M v' M V SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Larry Talley, Vice President 1 Karen Roberts, Secretary Trevor Petinaud, President Robert Alban Carol Allen Amelia Ameen Karen Bagby George Bair Tom Beans Mary Bickel Kathy Bittner Bob Borden Charles Bonelli Susan Brand Penny Brunner Kathy Bucholtz Charles Burch David Calhoun Bruce Campbell Charles Capretta Samuel Carson Bob Crosby Robert Chandler Andy Chase Barbara Clark Karen Clark Robert Colgrove John Concoby Gary Conklin Thomas Conti Lorraine Cool Carolyn Crabtree Wanda Craft Dusty Croswhite Brenda Cutlip Harold Dennison Cynthia Dickey Rosemarie Dolce Kay Drabenstott Moxine Durand Michael Dye Mary Eason Gene Eckert Judy Ellenburg Cathy Evans Bill Farmer Becky Ferguson Herbert Field Brenda Flacke Becky Flowers Jessie Floyd George Ford Elizabeth GOlChel Mike Getzy Joyce Gillette Pam Goldsmith Jack Gordon Daniel Gould Janice Gray Bonnie Gridley Betty Guthrie Loretta Guthrie David Guynn Patricia Guynn Barbara Hall Billy Hallo Richard Hall Joan Harnbor Torn Hanson bteyen Harvey Susan Hausch Roberto Heine Janice Hendershot Gary Hendrickson Priscilla Hidy Millicent Hook Jolin Hope Francis Horvath Sonia Hylton Becky lngley Dave Jennings W... if .JS X it 55? ,L N , ffili tffs .. ......, .fr si'2,: f O wi. ,v I 1 1 li 5 I ' 1 in Il nfl R xi X . e ff -N. f :ss ': Q ' 3 -Y i . . 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'Y 3 X A 'sw J Q ' Q C do gl Ml by I 4 ' syt is Q 1 1: gt : . .- xl ferr, I, Q 1 ' 2352? f Karen Jewett Judy Kopp Jaul Keller Tim Kinkade William Kuchinski Nick Langhart Manley Lanham Don Lawrence Karen Lawrinson Peter Leayerton Judy Lefler Larry Lenk David Lepard Janet Lohr Peggy Long Lucy Lyons Michael Maltbie Judy Martin Wilma Martin Susan Massey Jerry McCrone Jim McDermitt Robert McMahon Linda McOueary Mary Meeks Susan Merrick Tom Messina Nancy Moore Martha Morris Lois Murphy Michael Murphy Linda Muse Robert Nelson Dennis Nolan John Ollila Judy Orosz Richard Orosz Carol Pernoio Diane Peterson Trevor Petinoud Patty Pietila Albert Pocsics Richard Pocsics Louise Quella Jim Quirk Pat Rohn Joanne Reed Eugene Rich Rebecca Riester Donald Roberts Karen Roberts Sandra Robinson Richard Rodstrom Cassie Rogers Joyce Rogers Larry Rogers, Harland Romig Rudy Roskelly Mark Ross Kathleen Saba Sandra Sabo Pattie Seller5 Peter Shannon Clinton Shoop Sharon Shuler William Sivill Betty Smith Kenneth Smith Jameb Smith Stanley Smith Ted Sake Gordon Speelberg Shirley Stallrng Howard Steinback Ann Storey Walter Strickland Milton Sublett Edward Swaggerty Larry Tally Allan Tear Ronnie lhayer Brent Uher Charles Voytko William Wagner Richard Waltz Caroline Walter John Wanslca Patty Wantland Nancy Warner Norman Warner Roy Weaver James Wheeler Fred Wllburn Riehard Wild Kenneth Willhoite Buddie Will4er5On Sandra Winters Arthur Waidtke 'N - WI, 1 6 l X Y X X X S Q X X U 9 X . 3 ki -. er , X 3. E L is XR NX.: ' . l X 5 - , - E N 2 w SQ X X K S S X X S is t ,-15' Nlb.. wx X X 3 Bl A K X M. 1, X St t N ts ,,,ll., X NR? 'Qi A : ,.,, t S .- ,,.,,,.,. xx W 4,-.J 55 ,,.. . ...wi gs A l .,... : I X we wx K x e K5 li N. all K -ex QQ Q - J' Q7 x f QQ imma DELL SMITH RICHARD WILLIS JUDY KEPHART President Vice President Secretory Student Government One of the most outstanding features of Harvey High School is its system of stu- dent government. With officers of the Student Association elected by the entire student body, and members of the Student Court, Student Council, and Central Com- mittee elected through the classes, Harvey is a prime example of democracy at work. The Student Body President for this year was Dell Smith, Dick Willis served as Vice President and Judy Kephart acted as Secretary. The Student Council is in charge of recognizing and approving all charters of Harvey Clubs and deals with many matters of concern to all students. Council Prese ident was Nancy Webster, Vice President, Morris Fox, Secretary, Carol Hammer, Treasurer, Dick Wertheimer, and Bailift, John Mummey. The Student Court acts as the judicial branch of student government, acting on decisions handed down upon students. Chief Justice was Marge Evangelista, The Central Committee has charge of the student controlled study hall system and has done a commendable iob keeping order in the study halls. Terry McCorry was head of the Central Committee. SCHOOL OFFICERS AFTER OATH CEREMONY .Qu-. X! 1 I SFVNQ amd ...KY Q ,xc 'aw V 1-me A G56 sf Q E Ami' -3 I . f EX A g ,, sv vw 'ws Xe 1 g- ? V 5, fx .mixi-M11 :gl a . .ws 2555 f'Q!! 5f'5 YS :Q ff vids 5Lfz1?1f ' 3 M SM .v- M ,NK X .ff-1 S - :I ig T- - M Q X? an E I 1 'img mx V R., X. N4 if Q.: X RTP' l , Wasil at ational Honor Societ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Frrst Raw Barbara Follett, Carol Baker, Duck Anclcrsan, Larry Kung, Waltg-r Lawrmwu, Terry Mcfforry, Mary Ralph, Ruth England. Sucnml Raw Mrss Cumrngs, Morris Fox, Barbara Kutrc, Nancy Wa-lmtvr, Polly Stmnq, Barbara Mumrney, Anno Snowdon, Jim O'Leary, Macrma Carmarly Tlwml Row - Susan Roth, Charlattc Sivan, Jrm Nauglwtan, Orclx Wrllry Duck VVur1lwcrmcr Esfhur Baldauf, Gaul Lorenzun REVEREND GRIFFITHS SPEAKS AT ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP CLUB BANQUET .I-'. The Honoraries Honoring the scholastic and leadership qualities of Harvey students are three or- ganizations, the National Honor Society, the WMPW Scholarship Club, and the Quill and Scroll. The National Honor Society honors those Seniors who achieve high scholastic standing in their class, and have developed positive powers of initiative and leadership throughout their school years. Member- ship in this Honor Society, with a national affiliation, is probably the highest honor that can be bestowed on any Senior. Offi- cers elected for the year were: President, Mary Ralph, Vice President, Dick Werth- eimer, Secretary, Esther Baldauf, and Treasurer, Carol Baker. The other scholarship organization at W.M.P.W. SCHOLARSHIP CLUB First Row if Esther Baldaut, Macrina Carrnody, Jim Naughton, Morris Fox, Carol Baker, Mary Ralph, Ruth Ena- Iand, Nancy Webster, Second Row -- Miss Cuminas, Peqay McMahon, Boi: Hook, Helen Mew, Carol Newhous, Jane Kohankie, Pat Pomeroy, Gail Lorcnzen, Susan Roth. Third Row - Ann Kohankie, Maureen Carmodvf Sue Case, Mary Horvath, Barbara Corrigan, Ginny Baker, Don- na Snyder, Dzintra Bunos, Beverly Byrns. Fourth Row 3 Barbara Somer, Mario Delisio, George Brownstone, Bill Green, Judy England, Nancy lngley, Dick Wertheimer, Marlo Pease, Jack- ie Creel, Mary Mather. Fifth Raw - Jack Slatta, Pat Law- rence, Nancy Dieckow, Dan Hart Ted Peck, Jay Bittner, Dick Sirola, Lcrry KUNG, Terry McCarty, Paul Hottland. Harvey is the WMPW Scholarship Club. The membership in this club is based en- tirely on scholarship with the highlight of the year coming in the fall when they hold their annual banquet. Officers for the club were: Morris Fox, President, Carol Baker, Vice President, Mary Ralph, Secre- tary, and Jim Naughton, Treasurer. Mor- ris also served as president of the entire chapter consisting of students from Wil- loughby, Mentor, Painesville Harvey and Wickliffe. The Quill and Scroll is an organiz- ation that heralds those people who work on the school publications and maintain high scholastic averages. To be eligible for membership, one must have worked on a publication two years. OUILL AND SCROLL First Row -- Morris Fox, Mary Ralph, Carol Baker, Jim Naughton, Gloria Pachete, Marge Evanqelista, Mario Delisio. Second Row V Mr. Applegate, Anne Kohankie, Nancy Inqley, Dlck An, derson, Marlo Pease, Barbara Samer, Miss Wciaand. ol sl ' x. ,Rf 4 H YK? -W uf-195 , iw' M se 1- V 'Wt 'fm 7 1... H:s,,, ,.w W fm' my xt, mm A N . A 4,11 711 ,E zzl 1 , E i 1 3 1 W x V E '1'-'f - .AA, as ,:.. f X B-1 F M ,, 4 3 ya , A A Y , , -1:,L vi El' lfl. .aff IQ: Q ' , K my 4 ni i ,:,- ? ? M ' in h ,N Vg 1 V QM Xxx 3, W., 35 - M . 4 ,ff wi ' gym E H I 14 bf U - J 3. ' 5 M W ,VJ Y! it .Q M 'F X1 ,, . 1 We F x 1 - Aft? ,N J 1 ,Gs fx QV!! W, ,if A ,A Q5 A 1 2 HAQVE: mcse Sami Plfhisvsamf OHIQ . S-up 1, .,-F 4.-hu .avr-l A 'Q t-2' Ngm 'VN wsu, lnqw HW' 8 . X: - P ' 1 1 Q- 5- m' L hi X! x L x can Q f fx! I ig, x xg Y 6 ? . K ' - w wmsin11l'1g'g- '-.QW A, .-.b '4 x ' .if A ' Q' :Aw 5, Y, I ax WWXQ: 13,1 , is , Q Q 9' 9 I I 5, Q g gk. Q.,i2?.3 FRENCH CLUB The French Club, as well as the Span- ish Club, was sponsored by Miss Edith Ham- ilton and was open to all second year French students. The members in the past year participated in the Christmas Assembly, helped to buy pins for members, and spon- sored a dance after a basketball game. French was spoken at all of the meetings, The officers for i955-56 were: Presi- dent, Mary Ralph, Vice President, Sue Roth, Secretary, Ruth England, and Treas- urer, Terry McCorry. ' language Clubs SPANISH CLUB Second year Spanish students formed the backbone of the Spanish Club which met monthly at the homes of its members. All the meetings were conducted in Span- ish, with stress placed on the customs of Spain and the Latin American countries. Officers for this year were: Gail Loren- zen, President, Jim Shula, Vice President, Larry King, Secretary, and Tom McKean, Treasurer. LATlN CLUB The Latin Club is composed of second year Latin students with Miss Ruth Wei- gand acting as their sponsor. The main highlight of the year for the group was the entering of a project in the Annual Latin Festival at the Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The officers of the club were: Maureen Carmody, President, Jackie Creel, Vice President, Jane Kohankie, Secretary, and Rose Baldauf, Treasurer. SPANISH CLUB baugh, Roberts. Ginny Baker. 64 First Row 7 Judy Kephart, Jim Shuli Dick Bowden, Barbara Kutle Second Row - Miss Hamilton G Lorenzen, Gloria Pachete Esthe Baldauf, Janet Palko, Nancy Fredc Third Row - Carol Wadley, Don Mai shall, David Smith, Anna Grieblinc Ronnie Martin, Judy Spation Janic Fourth Row - Joanne Kessler Barbar Raicz, Barbara King, Mary DcMorc Larry King, Judy Walsh, Judy Biddl ff aw by-is Y.. '25 W X llnvil The members ot the Anvil staff began planning the l956 year book last spring. They have put much time and work into bringing out the Anvil. The especially high circulation and the large amount of advertising secured this year have enabled the statt to produce a sizeable, well-illustrated book, tull at in-- teresting features. it is hoped that the AnviI's readers will find it a volume ot memories with a significance no other book can have for them. The editor, this year was Carol Baker. Mr. Applegate has been the advisor tor the past six years, EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Editorein-Chiet Carol Baker Advertising Manager Ginny Baker Senior Editor Nancy Webster Circulation Manager Gloria Pachete Sports Editor Morris Fox Patrons Elaine Doyle Art Editor Mary Ralph Treasurer Jirn O'Leary Clubs and Boards Nancy lngley Photographer Mario Delisio Typist Barbara Follett First Rim Gloria Pachetv, Morris Fox, Ginny Baker, Mary Ralph, Carol Baker, Nanry Webster, Jim Olcaix Nancy Inalcy, Mario Dclisio Sblorml Row Mr Applclaate, Sandra Babcock, Barbara Ohl, Paarl Horyath Anita Doyle, Nancy Moraan, Carol Kauttman, Ianot Jalllttc, Barbara Harkiris lhirlt Row Marlo Pease, Susan Amc-ndola, Janice Roberts, lane Kohankm, David Walker, Indy Olson, Anni- Kaltankiv, Harlven Steiner, Barbara Raicz toiirtli Rim Dorothy Limlemiith, Emily Nic-rm, Carol Lassrla, Connie Holden, Sarah Wobstor, Charlotte Sivan llmno Doyle, Barbara Sarncr, Carol Pykonen, Sarah Grc-en, Marihoth Williams rittb Row Sallx Walmcr, Barbara Corrigan, Ruth Enalanll, Gcorac B-rawnstanc, Gerry Gchl, Pat Stitch Nanlx Math Barham 'tiirnrvwy Barbara Fallett 67 ,.......,.., Wwwnh Har-Ringer Meeting eighteen deadlines a year has been the task of our school newspaper, The Harbinger. Edited by Jim Naughton and advised by Miss Wei- gand, the bi-weekly newspaper informed Harvey- ites of the important events happening around the school and throughout the area. This year the staff increased the circulation over previous years, en- abling them to have more pictures along with bet- ter coverage of the events. Aiding Jim in putting out the paper were Barb Samer, Marlo Pease and Morris Fox, each of whom were page editors. Heading the business section of the staff was Gloria Pachete, with Miss Marguerite Lapham act- ing as adviser. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Jim Naughton Associate Editors Barbara Samer, Marlo Pease, Morris Fox Assistants Ann Kokankie, Jane Kohankie, Rose Baldauf, Mary York, Walter Lawrinson, Larry King, Dick Anderson Typists Patsy Mantz, Esther Baldauf Photographer Mario Delisio BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Gloria Pachete Circulation Manager Marge Evangelista Advertising Manager Carol Lassila HARBINGER PAGE EDlTORS Seated -- Morris Fox, Barbara Samer, Marlo Pease. Standing -- Miss Weigand, Jim Naughton. 68 NW IIZI HAR-BINGER EDITORIAL STAFF Flrst Row Morris Fox, Marlo Pease, Jlm Naughton, Barbara Samer, Musa Wcrgand. Second Row Janet Jollutfc, Torn Yonnarcll, Janlcc Rlppnn, Ann Ko- hankic, Jane Kohankrc, Lms Jugcn- hcrmcr, Ihlrd Row r Either Baldaut, R050 Bal- dauf, Mary York, Gretchen Ralph, Becky Grcon, Ruta Hogya, Laurrc Smith. Fourth Row -- Carol Pollack, Waltvr Lawrunson, Gcorqc Thompson, Larry Krnq, Patsy Montz, Nancy Drcckow, Lots Wamplcr, Gwcn Bay HAR-BINGER BUSINESS STAFF First Raw - Carol Lassnla Maroc Ex anqclnsta, Glorra Pachctc-, Swan Lord, Mass Lapham. Suomi Row Barbara I.Il'1LI5CO, Har' not Knorsloy, Barbara Rarcz, Har- Icvn Stclncr, Poor! Harvath, Dclorcs Llpoytch. Third Row Pat Salvo, Nanny Hclnc Ruta Lawrlnson, Marrhcth Williams, Janice Roberts, Susan BuSh0y Nanfy Rlllplll. Imrrth Row Shlrlcy Gcrdcl, Sally Palmer, Nancy Barrnsh, Nancy Hol dvrman, Pat O'Lcary, Nancy Peck. Fifth Raw Dorothy Lrndcrnuth, Gcr ry Gvhl, Juv Harnhor, Don Lcrlr 69 F. B. l. . Another of Harvey's most active clubs for the past year has been the Future Business Leaders of America, The FBLA., under the directorship of Miss Beougher, led the Tuberculosis Fund drive at Harvey. The group also sent tive representatives to the State Convention at Genoa, Ohio, Officers tor the year were: Anne Snowden, Pres- ident, Barbara Mummey, First Vice President, Janet Jollitte, Second Vice President, Nancy Morgan, Secre- tary, Carol Hammer, Treasurer, Barbara Fallett Reporter. F.B.L.A. First Row Janet Jollittc, Nancy Morgan, Anne Snowden, Carol Ham- mer, Barbara Mummey, Barbara Follett Second Row f- Anne Allman, Janice Williams, Barbara Piehota, Simone Filson, Janice Hayes, Esther Baldaul Miss Beouaher. Third Row fn Fanny Hilstram, Karen Kuosman, Dorothy Otto, Jean Szek- ley, Jeraldine Tallant, Nancy Pierce, Lois Makee. Fourth Row -f Nancy Warren, Gail Lorenzen, Pat Orosz, Sandra Moore, Janice Tramp, Marilieth Williams, Cathy Yonnarell. Fitth Row f Lois Schleqel, John Hiclo, Judy Kephart, Marge Jarvi, Deanna Wirenius, Nancy Miith, Ken Mokee, Janet Moulton F.B.LA First Row Judy Snatlon, Judy Biddle, Susan Bushey, Barbara Raicz, Wan do Hardinq, Carol Wadley. Second Row -- Joanne Kessler, Lois Smith, Carol Hoegler, Carol Kaufl mon, Pearl Horyath, Delores Lam hardy. Third Row Mary DeMarco, Helen Meo, Sue Lord, Anita Tramp Tho: esa Zack, Roberta Miller. Fourth Row Shirley Steele, Joyce Ely, Pat Soho, Marie Roaers, Doro- thy Herendeen, Barbara Weheoch, Retta Lindemuth. Fifth Row -- Carol Pykonen, Shirley Gerdel, Barbara Corrigan, Ed Schmid, Nancy Barrish, Beverly Byrns, Mar Ove Ford. 70 F. B. l. ll. irst Row Betty Hrlston, Beverly Clcmmons, Linda Neave, Shirley Larnlwert, Norma Cook. econil Row Robin Bay, Joanne Jen- nings, Pat Pomeroy, Karen Vernon, Juily Lombardy. hrrnl Raw -- - Judy Guthleluen, Judy Burnett, Pal Widqrrn, Jean Rrqlvy Jirrly lleckel, Nancy Peck. ourth Row Rita Braco, Gayle Thomas, Mary Hazel Bodnar, Mary Ann Horvath, Beverly Rc-maley, rlth Row -- Barbara Tohul, Pat Burn- ham, Sally Palmer, Dorothy Linde- muth, Pat O'Leary, Rita Lawrrnson Service Club Organized and sponsored by Miss Gais- er, the Service Club strives to promote good spirit and fellowship among the members of the student body. The club renders ser' vices to the school, to organizations affil- iated with the school, and to worthwhile community projects. Services to the school this year include serving at the football and schlolarship club banquets, ushering at the Music Festival, collecting for the Cancer Drive, and helping Miss Lapham record guidance testing program grades. The girls also sold nate paper to help earn rrst Row Cathy Yannarell, Elaine Doyle Gloria Pachete, Rita Hoqyo, Anita Doyle, Nancy Mirth, rconil Row Miss Garser, Carol Ham mer, Gwen Bay, Nancy Warren, Nancy Morgan, Joan Caione, Janet Polka hiirl Row Bailrara Mummey, Diana Smith, Karen Kirosman, Judy Clson Jean Szekley, Leah Roush in 'illi Row Lars Wamplor, Barbara Kirin, Juily Longlaons, Marge Eddy, Crrrol Conqos, Simone Filson, Ann Allian, Janice Hayes. rtth Row Janet Moulton, Lois Schlenel, Janice Tramp, Nancy Pierce, Danna Anthony, Sanrlra Moore, Jurly Kephart 71 money for a trip to Washington, DC. dur- ing spring vacation. This year there was a new development in Service Club, The Juniors were initiated into the club first semester instead of sec- ond semester, as had been done in other years. And at the beginning of second semester the Sophomores were admitted to membership. Seniors serving as officers this year werei President, Anita Doyle, Vice Presi- dent, Gloria Pachete, Secretary, Elaine Doyle, and Treasurer, Rita l-logya. 1 ' X' 'Y S' ., ff , ' lm 4' ' U Q ,.,.: ,t ,Ky M . A W., ,Q if 1, YU. V LIBRARY BOARD Flrxf Row Mmm Slcryolci Mukc' Pulluk David Knclslcy, Borhoro Kmq, Susan Ruth, Carol Conqos Soomd Row ' Jerry JO'lIffC, Llmiu Nc-oyv, Kmihy Mortlomi, Jon Wrnflcld, Nwrmrz Cook, Jrm Mcycr, Judy Burnett Thrrcl Row Roh Martin, Esther Bulclouf, Chorlofiu Slyon, Morqlc Fairly, Goal Lol Onzcn, Doyui Smith Fourth Row Jclmcc' Rrgmum Dorothy Hcrcmir-ch, Km Coscy, Bwh Suffer, Becky Green, John Roth, larry Rm vxoldi. Fnfth Row Bonmc Roqcu, Rose Boldouf, lcon Chubb, Jrm Wost, Mory Polo, Mm tho Worqel, Gary Kncnslcy, Rr-Hn Lan rivnmfh PROJECTIONIST5 Fam! Row Charles Coprcttu, John Lim Jen, Chuck Buch, Rohm! Muucr, Bull Slvle, Dowd Bowen Second Row Mr Kmq, Dave Knclslcy, Lorry Kmq, Kon Pmizmcycr, Gcmqv Plfkcrmq Third Row -f Chrn Lonqhort, AI Bonnumu, Duck Schmid, Goorqo Browmmm-, Doyrrl Nuwcn 72 rt Club Developing the art ability of Harvey Stu- dents is one of the main objectives of the Art Club. Sponsored by Miss Nichols, the group meets regularly after school with a speaker usually providing the program. For special proiects this year they decorated the downtown store windows at Hallowe'en and held an outdoor show at the Studio lnn. The prizes for the two highest winners were schol- arships to the Cleveland lnstitute of Art. They also made outside decorations tor school at Christmas time. Dfticers were: President, Gail Lorenzen, Vice President, Helen Pizzi, Secretary, Bon- nie Rogers, Treasurer, Nancy Heine. ' 'NS i W T' ' N X f ascii' f N ART CLUB First Row - Hopeton Morris, Leonard Hardin , Walter Lawrinson, Susan Roth, gall Lorenzcn, Delores Sziszak, Helen Pizzi. Second Row -- Peggy McMahon, Nan- cy Heine, Patsy Jordan, Janet Chaffee, Bonnie Warren, Harriet Kneisley, Eleanor Congas, Miss Nich- ols. Third Row -- Stewart Vasbinder, Nan- cy Rippin, Bonnie Rogers, Barbara Werbeach, Sue Barto, Mary York, Mary Mather, Roberta Bodnar. Fourth Row -- Don Hylton, Martha Snowden, Sue Case, Hazel Palmer, Barbara King, Donna Stedman, Carol Slusser, Carol Arkenburg. Fifth Row --- Roger Walsh, Lutz Hyn- yadi, George Quella, Ronnie King, Dave Warren, Wayne Ollila, Jane Golaszewski, Arnold Sukenik. ART EXHIBITORS First Row --- Helen Pizza, Mary Ralph, Susan Roth. Second Row - Delores Sziszak, Ga-I Lorenzen, Miss Nichols. Third Row - Leonard Harding, Roger Walsh, Sue Case, Barbara King. Fourth Raw - Hopeton Morris, Walter Lawrinson, David Warren. 73 R ssembl Board ln charge of all Harvey assemblies tor the past year was the Assembly Board with Mrs, Baker and Mr, Nummi acting as co- sponsors. Both advisors helped in plan- ning the programs and in supervising the actual performances given tor the student body. The board was composed of eleven stu- dents who gave their views on the type ot assembly most popular with the other Har- veyites and helped arrange the various pro- grams which were presented. ASSEMBLY BOARD First Row Bob Titus, Jucly Kephart, Dick Willis, Barbara Piehota. Second Row - Barbara Ohl, Charles Burch, Marlene Guynn, Mrs, Baker, Third Raw we Sarah Green, Dick Wel shans, Carol Lassila, Mike Channick Fourth Row -- Stewart Batter, Mr Nummi, David Mallisk llews Bureau The News Bureau at Harvey was reor' ganized this year with Miss Ethel Baker placed at the head as sponsor. The prime objectives of the bureau were to gather the news in and around l-larvey, type and edit the copy, and distribute the articles to the local papers for publication, The bureau also arranged for photos to be sent with copy to the publishers. NEWS BUREAU Seated -- Becky Green, Jay Bittner Miss Baker, Mary Ralph, Dick Sirola Standing - Kay Casey, lackic Creel Larry Kina. 74 :ond Row -v Mr. Roinsbergcr, Mr ..... .. ...M .... . ..,........,., . L--W. ATHLETIC BOARD st Row -- Mr. Oldtather, John endeen, Dell Smith, Mr. Knuth, Bill Green, Gary Newton, Mr. Corwin, Britt, Mr. Moore, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Keck, Mr. Gotti. Athletic Board One of the best examples of the close- knit relationship between the students and faculty at Harvey is the Athletic Board. The board works to improve the athletic program at Harvey and provides all the necessary supplies needed by the teams during their season. The group also spon- sored the Leap Year Hop for all grades in January. Jack Henderson, faculty manager, is head of the organization's affairs. Senior Patrol Constantly promoting safety around our school and grounds is the duty of the Sen- ior Patrol. Under the direction of the Painesville City Police Department, the Pa-- trol is on duty every school day of the year, rain or shine, getting students safely across the streets. Jim Naughton has served as Chief of the group through the past year. Along with their before-school duties, the Patrol also serves many civic organizations by parking cars and controlling traffic. SENIOR PATROL st Row -- Dove Watts, Ken Hall, Jim Naughton, Chuck Jennings. Loncl Row -- John Thomas, Gary Herroon, John Hanna, Bob Potts, Joe Horvath. ml Row Charles Brown, George Mathcr, Dick Schmid, Lynn Harding 7 5 l leMasque Club Bringing the theatre into Harvey is the Le Masque Club. The group worked throughout thi year promoting dramatics and presented two pro ductions, Lost Horizon and Our Miss Brooks' The latter was performed for the entire studen body at two assemblies in the spring, while thi former was given for the public in two evening per formances. Miss Phyllis Brooks was the sponsor for thi group while the following were officers: President Carol Baker, Vice President, Mary Ralph, Seconi Vice President, Gloria Pachete, Secretary, Nanc Webster, Treasurer, Ruth England, and Historiar Joyce Pachete. x s Y 1 ' s l Q l , T 2 1 - 1 ' . THESPIANS First Row -- Sarah Green, Ruth En land, Mary Ralph, Carol Baker, Glc ia Pachete, Joyce Pachete, Nan Webster, Harleen Steiner. Second Row - Anne Kohankie, Mari Eyangelista, Gwen Bay, Maryor Eddy, Elaine Doyle, Diane Smit Nancy lngley, Marlo Pease. Third Row --A Barbara Follett, Ti Beahon, Dick Willis, Dell Smith, Gc ry Gehl, Barbara Mummey. LE MASQUE CLUB lust Raw Nanny lnaley, Barllauu Mummey, Joyce Pachete, Mary Ralph, Muss Brooks, Carol Baker, Gloria Puclwte, Nancy Welmtel, Ruth England, Barlwara Follett. Selonll Row Carol Counm, Janice NVllI4amS, Marjorie Eclcly, Cathy Yannarell, Harleen Steiner, Carol Hoeqler, Carol Kauttman, Fannle Hulxtrom, Janet Jollnffc, Jean Szekley, Simone Filson. Tlurll Row Mavqe Fvanqellxta Anita Doyle, Paulette Nagel, Carol Hammer, Shirley Walhs, Jucly Ols.on, Mary D1-Manco, Beyevly Byrm, Dzlntra Bangs, Esther Balclauf, Karen Kuosmon. Fourth Raw Iutly Kenltall, Sandra Moore, Nancy Muth, Nancy Pierce, Diana Smith, Elanne Doyle, Nancy Barush, Delores Florhettl, Ellen Werlueach, Ann Kohankle. lntth Row Boll Tltux, Tum Beahon, Duck Vlrnllns, Tony Plzzle, Gerry Gehl, Don Leih, Bob Welch, Gwen Ray, Hazel Palmer, Carol Pollack, Barlwara Corrlqan, Rctta Linclemuth. l LE MASQUE CLUB Flrkt Raw Pearl Hovyath, Pat Braael, Sarah Green, Marlo Pease, Pat Mantz, Barlwora Samer, Joyre Lly Ginny Baker, Jane Kohankle. 51-cont! Row Maureen Carmody, Rose Balclauf, Judy Spatnon, Key Casey, Loss Juaenhelmer, Mary Mather, Carol Lasslla, Pot Sutch, Barbara Ralcz. llwlrtl Row Becky Green, Mary York, Pat Doyle, Nancy Holderrnan, Karen Kellhofer, Judy Enqlaml, Newell Landrxhalr, Lee Feldman, Douqlas Collier. Fourth Row Katherune Palumbo, Judy Qlddle, Joyce Weaver, George Thompson, Chuck Porter, Georar- Hmwnstone, Muke Patterson, Don Marshall 77 S 35' 'v S f X E f'g'24,,n -.+ f.ggf 9 M -fb. we ,, Q 1 3' 1 , 3 'SZ wie, ' .Vt 3-sfvll 'li l , . 1 X f . R wma .xg 1' ' 12' , mg, W. 4, 515 'Er 4-ki B' V QU 3 Ar. ,Si A Q L. ' ? 5 sf Q v -4 X ' First Row David Bowen, David Kneislcy, Gary Kneisley. Second Row --W Fred Bossert, Roger Pomeroy, George Brownstone Thirtl Row Chris Landhort Lynn Qniith, Mr. Rulnslwerqer First Row Barbara Linclsco, Vicki Guthlelven, Gayle Gilmore, Sandra Babcock. Second Row W- Bill Holmes, David Bowen, Carol Anderson, Karen Ver- non Miss Thomos. Third Row - Bonnie Rogers, Donno Stedman, Jim Pitts, Judy Barnett. Fourth Row Janice Wolf, Dorothy Lim cmuth, Sandro Soulos, Judy Guthlelmen. Fifth Row Chris Bowden Betsy Stage Crew Under the direction of Mr, Rainsberger, the Stage Crew prepared the stage in the auditorium tor all school assemblies and for use by outside groups. The members gained practical experience as they were given assignments in operation of the light! ing, curtains and other equipment. Pla shop The Playshop is made up of eighth and ninth grade students interested in dra- matics, lt gives underclassmen o chance to participate in such activities. With the help ot their director, Miss Thomas, the Playshop presented Little Women for a seventh and eighth grade assembly, Pres- ident ot the Playshop was Dorothy Linde- muth. STAGE CREW PLAYSHOP 79 if ,... 1 3,1 - .., .i , Music Harvey Hugh us very fortunate un havurug such a complete rnusuc pro gram. From vocal groups to the band every opportunuty us guven to fur ther a music educatuon wuth Mr James Carter and Mr Gerald Nummu directing the vocals and band respectuvely Senior llhoir l Furst Row Lous Smuth Marulyn Anthony Joan Ceuone Louus Lesuarsek Melvun Hamulton tvtourus Sums Duke Maruck, Jean Bayless Eluzalueth Nhute 'second Row luanuta Crawtord Januce Ruapun Leah Roush Januee l-takola Ann Rodstrorn Lucy Puzzu Harleen Steluvuer Georgette Noble Delores Lornharly Barbara Scott Laurel Kctvrtllc Mr Carter Thurtl Row Ha7el Palmer Pattu Andrews Lmuly Stcunlvack Gwen Bay Atta Ntckels Helen Men Maruon Vernon, Wanda l-larcluncu Ruth Sheppard Laura Kussz'-berth Carol Newhous Furturth Row Nancy Duefkow Janet Moulton Stan Lush r G rry Gehl Clarence Barlowe Marshal' Shewmake, Howard lyons Chuck Brown Judy Lonqlvons Judy Kephart Bolu Gallagher lutth Row Chuck Jcnnnugs Bah Moulton Deane Tracy Duck Bowden George Mather Dtck Schrnurl Harold Haudunq, Kenneth Peck Hooeton Morrus Leonard Harduna GIRLS' CHORUS Furst Row Lyclua Wullruun, Evelyn Harrus, Ruta Erara Dorothy Shurnaker, Mr Carter 'second Row Betty Jordan, Carolvn Gatchel, Mary Wulluarus, Mae Galla- her, Dolly Hatta, Gunaer Guynn, Pat aarrush, Thurrl Row Judy Burnett, Clauclua Green, Aluce Rodstrom, Ella McClatchcr, Euleen Clayoool, Janet Chaffee, June Orosz Fourtth Row Euleen Brown, Louusc Woruf ten, Auoustunc Gregory, lsena, Glaze, Janet Palsee, Duane Brockway, Futth Row Betty Nuckels, Elaune Mulls, Ieanette Pncsucs, Janet Lnntz, Alherta Sayer, Kay Erutlaun 80 ivulvcl slumlinq Horhciro Mummcv, Carol Boker, Pol ly Slronq, Loiirul Kclvrillc, Corol Ncwlious, Bcivlworu Follett, Movgnric- lilily. DANCE BAND iii-,I Row Mr Numml l orvlfn Smith, Pamela lvwcll, Mr. Tull llcirlwnro Follvll, Roh Titus wcroml Row Donn Duriqq, Wilson Perrin, Rulw Jackson, Louis Folk Clvllc Myers, Mfirlin Sumner, Thiril Row Boll Pi-Itninci Gene lliintvi, HARVEYETTES Anno Kohonkiv Anito Doyle, Dorothy Otto! The vocol groups consist of the Senior Choir, Girls' Chorus, ond Mixed Ensemble ond the Horveyettes. The Hcirveyettes received 0 high ronking in the contest held or Boldwin-Wolloce College which enabled them to enter the stole linols. I fi- 'YWWSX . si K - and Vrrxf Row Lorr'HO Smlfh, Lando Kurvrkl Bcfh hvorws, BON: NNfmdCCkc'u, Pcwqx MCMOMHH Elwn Rumx Iwrqvv Purlvmu Tohul, Dun Murxhnll, Finrhoro Silmcr, Rokvvrf SUYTM Pun! Gvvmcck Pugh Twin-X rf-:mm Row Sur' Jowvtf, Morqo mrw, Put Brcuic-V, Put mich Ruth Emjllonrf faux Rurirwfi' Mum lmnis-11, David Whlivmon, P01 Mortm, Marv Suu IACMOH, Dwck Crump Punk Hvmk Thml Rum Pvqcw Nrwlllr- Put Lmdcrmon, Pofiy McKvmw0, Potty Ccvlc Kmvn Gm Dunn? mfvlwlm RHWW' Uhcr, Gvnc' Hunvtvr, Luis Srwmmrmi, Pnmvlfz lowvtf, Ermv Prrmrnw M-wx Cwvfvrvwrrf WJ . L Q U Fw-1 Ruw Carol Slussor, Burwcli Mvolx, Murfm Sumner, Corolvrw Rugcrs, Mclrqc Eaiwiw Ncmcx Smlth lwm Omlwh Bvvcrlv Civmmorvx, Jorwm Slusscr, Bclrrvom Evoru Frances Kpwuch Lfum Fulk 1.-qwvwri Ruw Julius Nczqy, Janet Gaim, Bcwcrlw Sfcvcm lcon Room Dowd Wvblmms, Rom-rt Muilwm. Dovni Whnumrm, Bull Nclllcs, Bull Boyd, Dowd Smwth Thur! Row Lnrry Burwolcit, Jim PINS, Lurry Tram, Jock Chubb Amor! Hwmwmrw Brsrrmvm Brown Wfrlmu Pr-frm Dunn Durlqq, Rulw Irlckaon, Brwlw Pvlhfmrx 87 The Harvey High School Band, directed by Gerald Nummi, consists ot eighty musi- cians from grades eight through twelve. The band marches and plays at every toot- ball game and in several parades. lt also performs an annual Spring Concert and participates in the Lake County Band Fes- tival. Many band members took part in the district solo and ensemble contests. Two' Harvey groups received high ratings make SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Simone Filson, loan Orasz, Fannie Hilstrnm Sicvntl ow Lois Maker, Janet Slusscr, Suzi JL'-wctt, Ruth lnalan l, Barbara Miinwrncx i l ow Mriiyoiic Eilily Bots Titus Maiac larxi V ing them eligible to participate in the State contest, During the summer, the hard-working band members practiced together once ev- ery week. They also spent a week at band camp in preparation for the coming toot- ball season. Our drum major and majorettes de- serve much credit tor their splendid work in leading the band during football sea, son. FIRST CHAIR PLAYERS First Row -W Martin Sumner, Peggy Neville, Pamela lcwvtt Lavctta Smith. Second Row - Dan Marshall, Dain Duriga, Gone Hunter lam! Slussor Third Raw -ff Bob Poltnma, AI Bivnnnma Majorettes First Row V loan Ciasz, Smonr Filson Gayle Thomas, Fannie Hilstrom Second Row Barham Mummvy Marlo Pease, Bah Pvltor-na, Lois Make England W Q YK sb .ll.A. The Girls' Athletic Association was especially active this year under the direction of Miss Natalie Hessler. The girls played basketball each week after school and from these games teams were chosen to rep- resent the various classes, The members had a new item added to their athletic agenda this year in the form of swimming at the Lake Erie College pool. The aquatic program was financed by the Board of Educa- tion, The GAA also participated in seasonal sports such as volleyball, field hockey and baseball games which were played after school. Officers elected this year were President, Gloria Pachete, Vice President, Carol Hammer, Secretary, Car- ol Baker, and Treasurer, Mary Ralph. SENlOR G.A.A. First Row -7 Rita Hogya, Maribeth Wil- liams, Carol Boker, Gloria Pachete, Carol Hammer, Mary Ralph, Judy Olson, Joyce Pachete, Diane Smith. Second Row 7 Lushelly, Jones, Doris Har- krns, Janet Palko, Joanne Caione, Nan- cy Morgan, Fanny Hilstrom, Simone Filson, Paulette Naqel, Miss Hessler. Third Row 77 Anita Doyle, Dorothy Otto, Jean Szekley, Karen Kuosman, AAGYIOTIC Eddy, Harleen Steiner, Cathy Yannarell, Elaine Doyle, Donna Anthony, Marge Evanqelista, Nancy Pierce. Fourth Row 7- Willa Howard, Janice Hayes, Pat Orosz, Janice Williams, Anne Alban, Dolores Sziszak, Carol Conqos, Geraldine Benson, Deanna Lana. Fitth Row 7 Judy Kephart, Betty Weiss, Nancy Muth, Sondra Moore, Barbara Follett, Jonet Slusser, Barbara Mum- mey, Ruth England, Lois Wampler, Gwen Bay, Barbara Kittie, Matrino Cormocly, Nancy Webster. JUNIOR GA.A. First Row 7 Pearl Horvath, Wanda Hor- drnq, Melova Hylton, Ruth Sheppard, Ann Kohankie, Janice Rippin. Second Row 7 Delores Fiochetti, Delores Lombardy, Joanne Kessler, Lois Smith, Betty Bolin, Janet Jollitfe, Carol Kauff- man. Third Row 7 Retta Linclemuth, Pat Bra- del, Delores Lipovirh, Shirley Steele, Mary DeMarco, Sue Lorrl, Barbara Sam- er, Miss Hessler. Fourth Row --7 Barbara Breedlove, Mary Palo, Emily Steinbock, Marlo Pease, Sarah Green, Juanita Crawford. Fifth Row 7 Carol Pykonen, Nancy Bar- rish, Patsy Mantz, Barbara Corrigan, Marqe Ford, Hazel Palmer, Carol New- haus, Laural Kebrclle. l 86 'rel .li GAA, also gets o taste of running laps. SOPHOMORE GA A rrst Raw Peauv McMahon Mareen Larmady, Carol Lassrla, Lornse Wooten Mary Dm-Carla, Almerxnda Marana, Miss llessler :rand Row Judy Lanrlwardy, Mary Cardrna, Rrta Braca, Januce Roberts Jane Kohankre, Pat Doyle Barham Rau 1, Grnny Baker . lnrrl Raw f Pat Wldaren, Lydra Wul- lmrn, Reqrna Flanuqan Jldy Brddle Kathleen Kuqala, Dons Lantl, Susan Bushey, Barbara Mackey mrth Raw Judy Saatron Aualrstrm Greqory, Karen Kelllratter, Nancy Hal derrnan, Katy Lotter, Madelyn Rrqtn Carol Harrrsan tth Raw Mary Hazel Bmlnar, Dane thy Lantz, Joyce Weaver, Gretchen Ralph, Judy Fnaland, Patty Sutrh, Put O'Ll'ary, Gwen Lana Laretta Farren FRESHMAN GJNA rst Raw Carol Dually, Karen listen Astrud Varnanen, Joy Morrrs, Ralvtwln Bay, Nanny Rnpprn, Cheryl Luelwer. 'cond Row Judy Gutltlelven, Hornet Knersley Nanny Herne, Wrlma Castle, Mellwa Ralwerts, Betty Hrlston Susan Amendala, lane McDerrnrtt Janet Palsse md Row Wendy Trlls, Karen Vernon, bandra Batwcmk, Ann Bossert, Joyce Chladrk, Marqaret Flanlqan, Drantna Drlle, Martha Snawden, Judy Mackey turtlt Row Jean Rlqlwy, Rosemary Trlrtveck, Judy Herwaldt, Raluerta Bod- nar, Barbara Harmon, Nancy Peck Barbara Komnrey, Eleanor Conqas lth Raw Enwrly Nremn, Rrta Lawrln sun, bally Palmer, Betsy Creel, Chrrs- tlne Sellers, Mildred Wrldc, Dorothy Lrnclemuth, lanrce Wolfe, Lars Leonard, Lars Slwppard, 5andra Smrles 87 4 4 fa 'Y J ' 'L -1 , S-,ff ,ba an Q 1 ff ,.., Q fb N. 5 , C .. f V. ,aH, , 4,fzv- ' i -,gn 1 B 1 f?-,'g 4 1-4 4 --. r 4 W- 9 'V , by n Q. ,.. A in ,4- Q10 WN: -Q S!-Wh I k , ,,,?J Imam 5 A A Q dlavmwm ty I -A Q du'-:wx 'wx' .z-1 '- M uri V. H11 V 'C ' N IF' Pep llluh One of the newer organizations at Har- vey is the Pep Club which supports our foot- ball and basketball teams with a solid back- ing ot high morale and a winning spirit. Formed to give our teams more support at their games, the club worked with the cheerleaders in making posters and revis- ing cheers. Officers tor the year were: President, Barbara Corrigan, Vice President, Barbara Follett, Secretary, Elaine Doyle, Treasurer, Ruth England. GYM LEADERS First Row --- Nancy Mutlw, Sandra Moore, Dorothy Otto, Barbara Fallett. Second Row --e Barliara Piehata, Shirley Steele, Elaine Doyle, Doris Harkins, Janet Jollitte. Third Raw Marge Evanqelista, Sarah Green, Gloria Pachete, Sue Lord, Delores Lomtuarily. Fourth Row Barliera Mummey, Hazel Palmer, Barlvara Kina, Nancy Welister, Delores Lipovicsh, Carol Newhous. ll, Fifth Row - Barbara Corrigan, .. Nancy lnqley, Ellen Werlueanh ijt' Laural Kelirillle, Carol Pykonen. Q . P ,Q F' he Gym leaders The Gym Leaders consisted of a group of junior and senior girls whose prime duty was to assist Miss l-lessler in the gym clas- ses. They also otticiatecl at the girls' base ketball games. Sandy Moore was President and Dorotthy Otto, Secretary of the group, N. :NA 'xw 1. KW Queen Nancy was attired in a princess styled dress of bal- leria length peacock blue vel- veteen. Scallops compliment- ed the round neck and the cap sleeves. Her crown was of white sat- in and white carnations and she carried a nosegay of white carnations centered in pink with pink streamers. . , . Qfamecamdag Zami The annual Homecoming Dance was held on November 26, l955. Harvey's large gym was transformed into a haze of blue and white with festooned streamers and trellis effects. Midway through the evening, seven of Harvey's most charming girls were introduced as the court. One by one they marched down the long white carpet stretching from the gym doors to the southerly end of the room as Russ Harmon's Band played and Key Club President Dick Willis described their ensembles. With the entire court assembled before the throne, Dell Smith, co-captain of the football team, announced that Nancy Webster had been chosen queen and presented her with her crown. The Queen's attendants were Carol Baker, Macrina Carmody, Marge Evangelista, Anne Snowden, Harleen Steiner, and Deanna Wirenius. Each attendant carried a nosegay of white cornations with a center to match her gown. The affair was co-sponsored by the members of Scarlet Torch and Key Clubs. 9l Football VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row, left to right --- Tim Bechon, Jim Shula, Jim Nucciarone, Craig Soms, Jim Guynn, Terry McCoviy, Doll Smith, Don Locotosh, Don Tobias, Tony Trips, Joshua Marshall, Dick Nerorla, Second Row -- John Herendeen, Joe Galat, Frank Doyle, Alon Covert, Dan Hanzak, Don Martin, Patil Hotfland, Jim Myers, Dennis McSweeny, Joe Vendetti, Bull Green. Third Row - David Marshall, Joe Agrippa, Larry Watson, Pat Lawrence, Ed Schmid, Dick Adycy, Bill Kebrclle, Jack Slotta, Howard Lyons, Vernon Kunvila, Carmen Stonzialie. Fourth Row - Coach Moore, Bill Pizza, Mike Patterson, Mike Chonnick, Bob Crawford, Wayne Palmer, Tony DiCarlo, Ken lrwin, Nick Popely, Dove Snowdon. Fifth Row - Coach Britt, Earl Drabenstott, John Toon, John Mummey, John Murphcy, Jim Slotto, Bolt v. Rosslcy, Coach Weitzel, Coach Knuth. C0-captains: Dell Smith and Terry McCorry 92 Movwogcrsi Tom Yanrtarcll, Roger Lohr, Joe Konocz. 'Y 'I Senior Gridders Jnm Nuccuararw Tonv Trip: Duck Neroda Don Lacatosh Jn-n Guyrm Craig Sams 'QQ Tum Bcahfm Dan Hanzak Jim Shula Don Tobias Jtvshua Marshall .Qisf . .Swan NSE Shots The l955 edition of the Harvey football squad was nam- ed third best in the history of the school. ln compiling a record of seven wins, one defeat, and one tie, the Raiders followed only the undefeated squad of l95l and last year's team with eight victories, one defeat. The season's opener was a thriller, as both Harvey and Brush played amazing defensive ball for the entire four quar- ters. The tilt was not decided until the final gun as Harvey won 7-6. l VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD Harvey Brush 6 Harvey Geneva 7 Harvey Willoughby l 8 Harvey John Hay 6 Harvey Fairport 0 Harvey Mentor 20 Harvey Riverside 6 Harvey Ashtabula 6 Harvey Warren l 3 The scoring machine opened up in the next contest though, as Geneva invaded the Flats and met a stone wall as they were dumped, 42-7. Terry McCorry, John Marshall, Paul Hoffland, and Craig Sams paved the way to the second win of the season. Willoughby will be remembered by the Red Raiders as this was the tilt where the Rise series of plays was determined a success. Alan Covert faked a handoff to Terry McCorry and then gave the pigskin to Paul Hoffland. Everyone was fooled and while Hoffland raced eighty-two yards for a touchdown, the referees blew the whistles, thinking McCorry had the ball. The entire squad saw action when John Hay invaded, as the Raiders couldn't help but pour it on, 56-6. The Harvey line seemingly crushed Fairport's Seven Rocks of Granite as the Skippers showed very little of their early season spirit in losing, 43-O. Now comes the time when we must re- port the results of 'that' game. Mentor did put a stop to our winning streak by con- tinuing theirs, 20-7. Riverside and Ashtabula completed the league schedule for Harvey and although they both tried, they were unable to dump the Raiders after their one loss and we took both contests, 40-6 and 22-6, respec- tively. The boys had inspiration as we played 'Bula though, for it was the Home- coming Game and the 'Seven Senior Sweet- ies' reigned over the tilt. The team journeyed to Warren to cli- max the season, and had to settle for a tie in the hotly contested game there. The Raiders battled the Mohawks to a l3-l3 tie as the curtain closed on the season and the high school careers of fourteen Seniors, Frosh FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front Row Jim Mainello, Gary Newton, Mike Corrigan, Earle Drabenstott, John Toon, Ed Nemcth, Torn Hefkman, Dick Arniott, Jim Slotfa. Surumt Row lohn Murphy, Bob Rossley, Jack Arnold, Willie Spikes, Rick Morshall, Walt Benedict, last Coaches Douq Skinner, Craig Smith, Stuart Batter. Row -- Jim Wc5t, Don Amiott, Bob Noble, Biff Hall, Forrest Merriam, Rohie Jackson, Gary New ton, tnhn Warner, George Barnes. Lett to right John Gotti, Rlfhard Knuth, John Moore, I k H 1 nc ennerfon, Larrx Keck, Jamex VVeitzeI Jafk Britt 95 x81 JF' 1 7 E: S Z, 3 ,viii 31 0 V , ki? as . , . 2. QL ' ask Don Locoto fin s.,i'f GZ L'-ff ,X-an f , H llll Q.. y 1 QW'-K. i H -., iran' -Q A 'J MQ XX 3 - 4 if 5 1 N I W T if ,fs The Harvey High Varsity Basketball team got off to quite a slow start this year as they lost their three initial contests to Geneva, Ashtabula, and East Tech. Riverside was the highlight of the be- fore Christmas tilts as the Raider five came from twenty points behind to dump the Beavers, 53-52. After this win, Har- vey hopes were high but they couldn't hold down the Alumni, Mentor, Willough- by, Fairport, Wickliffe, Brush, Geneva, Ashtabula and Riverside. Mid-season spir- its sank to a low ebb. M aqcrs: Bob Hammer and Clyde Myers Something happened to the cagers on February 7. They showed more life and signs of rejuvenation than at any other time during the season. Mentor invaded our new gym and sulked home losers, 57- 42. After Mentor came Euclid and Salem - and two more defeats. The Fairport and Wickilffe games finished the season for Harvey, and the Raiders bowed out in a blaze of glory, winning, 68-47 and 68-54. Tony Tripi and Abbey Picciuto clim- axed their high school basketball careers against Ashtabula in the tourney at Ash- tabula Harbor. Harvey lost out in the first round of the tournament there. Sparking the team in their final games splurge, were underclassmen John Mum- mey, Dick Schmid, Alan Covert, Paul Hoff- land, and Dick Schmid who teamed with the above mentioned Seniors to give the Raiders that long awaited winning com- bination. 97 Reserve Basketball First Row: Bob Crawford, Tony Dicorlo, Don Tripi, Dick Ruins- berger, Gory Gordon. Second Row: Bill Kebrdle, Jim Beotty, l-loword Lyons, Dove Snowden. Freshmen Basketball Front Row: Gory Newton, M Corrigon, Stuart Boiler, Jc Murphy, Jim Moinello, Bill Slat Second Row: Dick Amiott, Wi Williams, Bob Noble, Jim Slot Jerry Lenk, Jirn Murphy. Third Rowi J cz c k Arnold, J i West, Moses Morsholl, Wi Spikes. lighth Grade BasketbaH Seventh Grade BasketbaH Front Rowi Forest Merriam, Jim Creel, Mickey Cimoglio, Mike Ohl, Poul Reading, Gene Jones. Second Row: Ronnie Wolf, Bob l-lickerson, Terry Sfolling, Richard Ulvilo, Tim Kcplwort, Bradley I-loll. First Row: Bill Wogiwcr, Donny G 0 Li l fl, Boll MCMol'1cun, Dowd Guynn, Jolm Ollulo. Scccvrid ROW, left to right V Robcrf Chondlcr, Earl Spikce, Pctcr Shou- non, Clinton Shoop. lrack Front Row, left to right: Morris Sims, Craig Sams, Don Leib Te v McCarry Back Row: Joshua Marshall, Jim Beatty, Dell Smith. April April April April May May May May May May SCHEDULE I3 Burton H l7-24 Riverside l-l 20 Euclid T 26 Mentor T 2 Geneva l-l 8 Ashtabula- Willoughby l5 NEC Meet Mentor l2 Euclid Relays T l7 Mentor Relays, at Mentor I8-I9 District Meet at Cleveland lO0 Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL Lett to right: Don Tripi, Louis Grzely, Bill Green, John Her ndeen Dennis Spence Poul Hofflond. April April April April April April Moy Moy Moy May Moy Moy Moy Moy Moy 23 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 6 VVilloughby Ctherel I2 Perry Chomel l7 Chordon lhomel i9 Mentor fhomel ' 25 Euclid lhomel 26 Ashtabula ltherel l Wickliffe lhomel 3 Geneva Ctlwerel 8 Mentor ltherel ' lO Chordon ltlwerel l6 Euclid ltherel l7 Ashtabula Chomel 22 Wicklitfe ltlfmerel Willoughby ltherel 24 Genevo lhomel lOl Wrestling ,, fl ,Q rs.. . 1 , QW .iQff052ss ' . V of First Row, left to right: Dennis McSweeney, Ed Nemeth, John Roth, Larry Crawford, Buddy Saba. Second Row: Charles Windecker, Richard Wertheimer, Don Amiott, Gene Perrault, Robert Toth, Dick Neroda. i Third Row: Bruce Rowland, Gary Waldorf, Bill Snyder, Joe Galat, Bill Pizzie The athletic year at Harvey was a tre- mendous success in some cases and showed much promise for next year in others. Both football teams, Varsity and Fresh- man, had outstanding seasons and greatly heralded the school by their fine sports- manship and fair play, both in winning and losing. The Varsity Basketball team although getting off to a meager start, whizzed to- ward the finish of the season and sparked our hopes for next year. The underclass cagers, Freshman and 7th and 8th Grade 2 An addition to the Ha vey Athletic program th year was the wrestling tear coached by Dick Knuth. A though green in their initic meets, the grapplers deve oped fast and were soon c the winning trails. ln losing to experience teams, lMantua, Euclii Maple Heightsl,the matme seemed to gain needed ez perience for they up ar' took Burton and then ei tered an invitational tou nament for first and secor year wrestling teams. Harvey surprised ever one except themselves l the tourney, placing secor to Wooster, who was a thii year school. Good thing are expected for our squc in the coming years, sinc a majority of the boys ai returning next year. teams, all had marvelous seasons. The Frosh lost only one game while the other two teams were undefeated and captured the Lake County Crown. The Wrestlers showed that it won't take long to make them a mat power in this section of the State, as they drove to strong victories at the end of the season and placed second in an Invitational Tour- ney at Hiram, Ohio. As this is written, neither track nor baseball has started yet, but good things are expected from each this season. 3 5 i fx x 1 'QF N W ax ,nn- .X ,. Y Simfg if WY A X K , fwlmzamg BEST WISHES And Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1956 if from the COE MANUFACTURING C0 Established 1852 Congratulations to the Class of 1956 The Equity Lumber Co. 505 Liberty Street Poihesville, Chio For Best Results Insist on . . Louisville You Wm Like Our : Title Insurance Gasoline ci Furnace Oil Company The Lake COI.ll1l'y 37 E. 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Main Street PAINESVILLE BEST WISHES To the Class of 1956 THAYER'S PHARMACY The BEST WISHES I-intern To the Seniors of 1956 C0l'p0l'Gl'i0n Route 20 Mr. and Mrs. East John L. Spear Poinesville, Ohio The Marshall Drug Co. YOUR FRIENDLY REXALL STORE 128 Main Street Phone EL. 7-5650 Painesville, Ohio STAY YOUNG With a Hobby IOHNSON'S HOBBY DEN 172 Main Street MOLONEY'S SERVICE STATION Opposite Lake Theatre 63 S. 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Clair Street 27 m.smE st...PAm:svuLs :1:-111-13:511:5gi:25:-:-:-:1:-11::I:1:lc2:-:-1-:1:::::1:::5:t:g:gi:i:I:1:1'-:-:51:-zz:-:f:,:-.-typ:gg ij-lgyz-1 -4 '- - Colony Lumber Company KITCHEN EQUIPMENT -3- MILLWORK -1- BUILDING MATERIALS 1083 Mentor Avenue Painesville, Ohio BEST WISHES The City Loan 6' Savings Company 166 Main Street ELmwood 4-5783 C. J. Lonsway, Manager CONGRATULATIONS K - From PAR HALF HOUR SHOP - RITE LAUNDRY Foon s'ronEs . - h -R. 38 Liberty Street 0 Service Star S op ite ELmwood 2-1571 o Hervey's - Shop-Rite o HaII's - Shop-Rite o Liberty - Shop-Rite 117 I BEST wnsHEs A' MR, AND MRS, csuFTwARE - Housswmzes CHARLES IOHNSON Tovs 181 Main St., Poinesville Best Wishes the Roy George Best Wishes Music C9- 5 Automatic Phonoaraphs Earl EVUUS Cigarette Machines Chevrolet COMPGHY Built on Service Since 1939 113 S. State St. Painesville, Ohio Elmwood 7-7939 GOOD LUCK FOR THE FUTURE To the Class of 1956 - From The Lake County National Bank 118 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Guthleben Cr Creel, Inc., Wholesalers 117 S. St. Clair St. lReor1 Painesville, Ohio ELmwood 7-7195 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Jeanette Julyan Poinesville Corner of Fashion CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1956 Baldwin-Kinkaid Motors CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Painesville, Ohio Hough Bakeries, Inc. Delicious Baked Goods Fine Candies Distinctive Catering Painesville Shopping Center 1481 Mentor Ave. CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1956 Lake County Sheet Metal Co 218 E, Main St. Dial: ELmwood 4-5881 Heath Service Station 71 S. State St. Painesville, Ohio ENGRAVINGS FOR THIS YEARBOOK Were Made by CLEVELAND ENGRAVING CO. 310 Lakeside Ave., N.W. Phone MAin 1-4055 Cleveland, Ghio 120 BEST WISHES To the Class of 1956 LOCKIE - LEE DAIRY 310 CHESTER STREET PHONE: ELmwood 4-4288 121 Best Wishes Jack Herman Motor Sales BEST WISI-IES To the Class of 1956 Cha rlie's Drive - In Congratulations to the Class of 1956 HU H'S 191 MAIN STREET CONGRATULATIONS CQNGRATULATIQNS To the Class of l956 To the Class of l956 B 8, D Ideal Dames French Dry Cleaning Company C0mP0 'Y Mentor Avenue MDILJIQ t N 1 ,f'1P 'A Quia I Best Wishes Dorinda's Bridal Shoppe Congratulations to the Class of 1956 The Frank L. Kerr Company INSURANCE WITH SERVICE: THAT IS OUR BUSINESS Telephone: ELmwood 7-5231 55 Liberty Street BEST WISI-IES BEST WISHES To the Seniors I Hawley s Felix D'Abate Fl0We S Fqgd S1-gre Two Convenient Locations Painesville, Ohio I 23 BEST WISI-IES FROM AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR President, lvan l-l. Hamilton Secretary, V. I. Bukky BEST WISHES To the Class of 1956 Your Cadillac and Pontiac Dealer Merrick Inc. BEST WISHES Clifton Products Inc. CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES To the Class of 1956 To the Clctss of 1956 J. J. Newberry F. S. Cook Company 5 APPLIANCES AND 'rv 130 W. Jackson Street 5 - 10 - 25C Stores Emwood 7-5783 union sm: .. 1...T.i.1iziz.iEfxi 21:1 i2TFl'Z22E groduote ond spur him on to worthwhile X accomplishments his lite thru. ft! T ll e U N'lf0iN't 'SUi1P1PilY Co r p. JOHNNYCJXKE RIDGE, PAINESVILLE, OHIO ' Elmwood 4-4347 BEST WISHES To me ciqss of 1956 BEST WISHES Root and Long Pmm Greyhound if Hach Auto Service Bus Station -Af Betty Lou Sctlon F Ot.. me even in md.. we ore 'A' Twelvetree Plumbing Y Q pen to 12:00 midnight every night. 125 521 BILLION 515 BILLION cHEMlcAL Pnosness U went-APRIL 23-28 A IETIEII AIEIIICA . , - TIIIIUUGII BIIEIIIIIL PIIDBIIESS 510 BH-.L-I ON :if Qjs 4 S ' 3' l 13? Lat- . im hvuilupllll, A , , ' 4!tll.-Illl yi l ' ' S5 BILLION ' if f,-Q .8 N 4 mi: .I fl 'it- Drawings show average heights for American boys at ages 2, 7,12 and 17. What makes the Chemical lndustry grow so fast? I'liISll'I' than any yoiinqstci' you tzvci' sziwl cidcs-all wc-rc' qrsifliizitvcl itwt-lilly front .Xnd hy 1975 Clit-ixiical l'rog'i'css will luivc lulmoiuitory tm-st tulmvs to l'X't'liI'ClLII' 11-.ilitit-s. huiltuniiitlilstiykfim'l1'n1r.vlz11'gc'1'tl1zinlodziy's. Ijl.-XMONIJ .Xl,i4.xi,i is proucl to voiilrilmiiu- its 'I'hzit's lwvziilstf this ncw giant gvts its slum' of tht-st' nvix' procluvts to inclustry :incl vitzunins lroin L'IlL'IllIl'kll I't'Sl'2lI'Cll, I'I'0lIl int-n 2IgI'IL'llIllII't'. :incl wonicn in lulJox'aloi'ic-S who turn iclcuis l't-rluips you know gi young In-rson xihok intoncwo1'iil1p1'ox't'clp1'oCl11c'tszindp1'om'ssc's. uhont to vhoost- his t'1lI't'4'l', lluxioxn Al KAI 1 No industry spcnds 11 lmiggci' sliurc of its SIIQLQPSIS you rt-niincl hint ol' tht-sa' Luo llirlsi 1-airliings on 1'L'sm'zirc'l1. No industry rt-alizcs flj tJlJll0I'llIIIIIIt'S in thc ffliviniuil lndustry niorv llIUI'UlIl.fIlIy that this yvziris i'c'sc'z1i'i'l1 opt-n wiclc1'c'11c'l1 yvzir. Q27,Xim-rin-ti'sprog:-1-ss c'i'c-zitvs ncxt ym'ui s,iol1s, VUIIIIIUIAIS and inclus- zincl Clc'li'l1sc. in thc clvtuiclt-s to voinv. clvpt-nfl trial prolits. upon thv training fwfr ol nc-xx Stivlllislx gincl Ri'Sczi1'c'li is tht- itorm'rstom- of Cflu-1nic'z1l tcc'l1nit'iuns. lluxtoxo .Xl K.XI,I cltlNII'.XNY. l'rogx'c'ss, Plastics. cl4'lm'rgci1ts, synllit-lic' lihi-rs, 300 Union Clonnm-ru' liuilcling. Cflvxt-lgiml zuitilniotivs, zu-rosols, we-4-cl killcrs, insvvti- I4, Ohio. 2141-I-M Diamond aiti fllillll' . c 'i'c'ZS' Ch9II11C31E BEST WISHES Hickory Drive - In Restaurant BEST WISHES To the Class of 1956 Barton Brothers The l956 Anvil Staff Wishes to thank the follo W students Who helped solicit advertising Pat Mantz ' Janet Jollntte Barb Raicz Barb Ohl Sally Palmer Mary Ralph Susan Bushey George Brownstone Gloria Pachete Dorothy Lindemuth Anne Snowden Emily Niemi Dorothy French Jane Kohankie Judy Olson Ruth England Charlotte Sivon Sarah Green Alan Brown Dick D'Ab.ate CaseIIa's Dry Cleaning Company 26 S. St. Clair St. Plant-203 High St., Fairport BEST WISHES Green and Smith Associates Architects and Engineers l27 ing Philippbar Bros. Everything in Point 41-47 S. Stctte St. Pctinesvilie, Qhio ELmwoocI 7-6720 Neal Printing Company FAIRPQRT BEACGN Neal J. Kotlla, Proprietor ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS CASH REGISTERS STEEL FILES ELrnwood 4-4341 440 High Street, Fairport, Ohio BEST WISHES J. W. Stanton Land Title Guarantee and Trust S. St. Cicfir Street Pctiriesviiie, Ohio PATRONS Mr. 81 Mrs. Augustitus Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Baker, Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. C. W. Baldauf Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Bay Mr. 8. Mrs. John Bertone Mr. 8. Mrs. R. C. Bowden Mr. 8. Mrs. Maynard Brewster Mr. 8i Mrs. Wm. L. Brown Mr. 8. Mrs. Patrick Caione Mr. 8. Mrs. Philip Carmody Mr. 8. Mrs. Wm. Congos Mr. 81 Mrs. Felix D'Abate Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward B. Dockery Mrs. Joane Doyle Mr. Si Mrs. Albert C. Draper Mr. 8. Mrs. Kenneth Eddy Mr. 8. Mrs. Howard Eighmy Mr. 84 Mrs. Arthur England Mr. 8. Mrs. Camilla Evangelista John Fallett Mr. 8. Mrs. George Fees Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. Mrs. Rose Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. R. M. Fox Richard Gehl Gerlovic Louis Grzely C. J. Guynn Floyd Hall Sheldon Hammer Harold Hayes Mr. 8. Mrs. John Hido Mrs. John Hoegler Mr. 8. Mrs. John Hogya, Jr. Mrs. Betty Honkala Mrs. Elizabeth Howell Mr. Si Mrs. Martin Jarvi Mr. 8. Mrs. George W. Jewett, J Mr. 8. Mrs. M. C. Kephart Mr. 8. Mrs. Eldon R. King Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul L. Kneisley Mr. 8. Mrs. Arthur Kuosman Mr. 81 Mrs. Gabriel Kutie, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Lawrinson Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter J. Leib Mr. 8. Mrs. Philip Locotosh Mr. 8. Mrs. Thomas Longbons Mr. 8i Mrs. Nicholas Lorenzen Mr. Thomas Lynch Mr. 81 Mrs. Vern Makee Mr. 8. Mrs. K. R. McKean Mrs. Mary Miller Mr. 8. Mrs. Raymond W. Moore John Morgan . Arthur Moulton John Mummey Harley Muth Sam Nagel F. P. Naughton Michael Neroda Edward Obelenus William J. O'Leary E. J. Olson Louis Orosz Philip Pachete S. J. Pachete Palmer Palumbo Adolph Perry . Florence Picciuto Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 8t Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. Si Mrs Mr. Si Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs Mr. 8. Mrs Mrs. Cecil Mrs. John Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs . Anna Piehota . 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