Kenmore High School - Kenmore Eighty Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1960 volume:

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A., , -ll Q w.,N , Y i 1 M 3 ' K mf ,-141 1 , N ,,,-:,,wmf?:a:' s - fm 1, u 4 2 E I aw QE g , -411, H as I Q' xxx 5 HIGH SCHOOL AKRON, OHIO 1 w il Q M Y' INTR OD U CIN G THE 1960 CA RDI AL Presented fy the Senior Class of 1960 io Kenmore High School - l Mater dear fame A praise thee, fairest High School we are for Thy name we love to hear. thy victory Our team leads us to victory ' Beloved is thy glorious name We cheer the score along m Beloved is thy glorious nameg Oh Kenmore Highg the best school, it S ' :Kenmore High School, Kenmore High Mfe praise thee in song. m W t l 'Wi y School, S K y l.r 1 Hail to thee, Kenmore Alma Mater. 9' IN MEM ORIAM i 1 M. VERNUN RICE a'ea'z'catea' servant ga m If a' , PRI CIPAL To Members of the Class of 1960: You are to be congratulated for having suc- cessfully completed your high school program. The best of luck and happiness to each of you in the years ahead. Mardis-R. Williams PRINCIPAL Congratulations Seniors: We hope that your four years at Kenmore High School have been not only happy years but also profitable years. If at any time we can be of further help to you, do not hesitate to call upon us. Your suc- cess will give us a great deal of satisfaction and pleasure. C. T. Monroe Your Assistant Principal and Advisor 4 COU SELOR Commencement is the beginning of your adult life. We have tried to help you recognize your individual aptitudes and abilities and to explore the many ways in which they can be more fully developed. The zeal with which you push forward in the future will determine your ultimate accomplishment. We hope you will all be champs. Boys' Counselor Mr. H. Daitch Graduation will find all of you going your different ways. For some of you this completes your formal schooling. We hope that you have learned to use the tools which we have provided you for everyday living. For those who are going to further their edu- cation, we have tried to teach you to study, to apply learned knowledge and to use the moral stamina which all the teachers have done their best to instill in each of you. We trust that you will be adequately prepared to meet the adult attitudes with which you will be faced in the hard work which lies ahead of you. Goodbye and good luck to all of you. Grace Speck Girls' Counselor Congratulations Seniors: For years you have been told of the need for preparing yourself for tomorrow. Now tomorrow has become today. Charles W. Bryan 'wr A V. kr 'Q E Li X ww se ffgsd v J Q Vw. 1 Q , AAN, f,.. fx' im' ws' fm M, N pf .M Q n 1 Mi -an f 4 9 .U 41241 ,A :je 'K 1 1? MN: N CHERR T BL OSSUM CLASSFLOMUH2 SKY BLUE AND SIL VER CLASSCOLORS NOSCEMUS PA RA BIMUSQUE ET F012 TA SSE CASUS NOSTER ALIQUQ DIE VENIET.. WE WILL STUDY AND PREPARE AND PERHAPS SOMEDAT OUR CHANCE MAT COME 8 judy Robertson Margie Richardson Nancy Droblycn Ron Perv Activities Editor Feature Editor Clerical Editor Art Editor June Kormendy Mrt Friedman Yearbook Editor Advisor Harold Mann Becky Essig Pam Cook Lois R4-,bgflg Faculty Editor Business Manager Sports Editor Underclassmen Editor GLIMP E I TO THE FUTURE Dear Diary, Mfell here it is, the year 1970, ten years since the class of 1960 graduated from Kenmore. As everyone seems to be abandoning the earth for other planets, I have decided to write about the class-for the earth records. I wouldn't have to do this if JOHN KOSTKO hadn't gotten that absurd idea of becoming emperor of the world, with JERRY GUY and KEN GOFFEE supporting him all the way. Naturally this set off a world war and even the head of the Marine Corps DOYT AKOM and his first lieutenant JIM CALLAHAN couldn't stop them. TONY ALEXANDER wanted to chip in and help the Marines, but he and ROGER BAER were too busy working with SHARLEEN HOUT training their new sing- ing group featuring IRENE PAVKOV, PAT SHAW, THELMA SHREVE, ELLEN THOMPSON, and LINDA WATERS to entertain the new Expresso Beatnik CoHee House. A few people seem to be sticking to earth music, however, BARBARA JEAN JONES practices her piano lessons daily, while her assistant EUGENE GANGL diligently turns her music. In the meantime, the war became quite serious and several of the boys were drafted. MIKE CINGEL, ROGER COLE, JAMES DAVENPORT, HAROLD WELLING, and GEORGE WALBECK to name a few. But they cou1dn't win alone so DOT VIROSTKO immediately formed a cheering squad composed of SUSIE DARR, JANICE CROSS, NANCY DROBLYEN and FRANCIE PRICE, but the guys couldn't seem to keep their minds on the battle. Just about that time BOB COCHOY discovered a peace plan which caused the people of the world to select MARGIE RICHARDSON and DICK BUTCHER as the rulers of the world, and there was peace for three ears. Exilerything went smoothly for a while with CHARLES FICKLE plucking chickens in SALLY PEERCY'S chicken plantg JANET BAKER running a reducing salon with MALENE MILLSAP and JUDY DAGUE attending faithfully, and HAROLD BALTER giving skydiving lessons to RUTH HOLMES and GARY MOSS. This was the social season, too. One of the biggest parties was given by SHEILA MCCLEARY, President, and JUDY DENIOUS, Vice President, of the United Nations. The fabulous guest list included: President of the United States-JUNE KORMENDY, Russian Premier-JIM KITCHEN, PAUL GENOVESE-owner of 500 Saudia Arabian oil wells, BARBARA ANN JONES-secretary to PETE MILICH-sole emperor of the Moon fwhich he bought from HAROLD MANN for Sl an acrej, and BILL SNOOKS-present Sultan of Turkey who brought along his harem-MARJORIE LAZOR, PAT SCHLEICHER, DIANE MARR, LINDA FISHER, ELIZABETH KOCH, LODEMA COOPER, and WILMA CONRAD. The biggest event of the season was when GARY BALLINGER and ED STEWART decided to take a trip to Mars. Their crew included ED HUTCHISON, BOB ILER, JERRY KASSINGER, GEORGIANNA MANCUSO, JIM MOON, CAROLYN DELHOMMER, and DAVE ROBERTS. Preacher LARRY HUTCHISON and church organist VIRGINIA BALDENSBERGER prayed for both expeditions which safely reached their destination. These expeditions set off five years of planning the colonization of the planets. PAT OSTERVICH was elected chairman of the move, and with her assistants LINDA ADAMS, JANET CALVERT, and DIANE DERRY sent colonization groups to each planet. This ended the World Wars but was just a beginning of interplanetary trouble, the most famous battle fought between BOB KOGER and KENNY LEGATS over control of Saturn. But like an angel of peace SALLY GUCKEYSON arrived on the scene settling matters by giving ILLONA BELITSKY and KATHRYN DAILEY complete control of the planet. The United Nations gave way to the United Planets and BILLIE BROADHURST was elected president. BECKY ESSIG became treasurer but TOM TOBIN and MIKE SOBITZ were constantly raiding the treasury to make repairs on their racing rockets. BILL WILKINSON and PAMELA WOOD celebrated the First Christmas on Pluto and gave JUDY LAW- SON to CHARLES WILEY for a present. JIM T RANTHEM came down to earth for a Christmas tree but returned with WENDY STANDRIDGE so the group dropped popcorn over PAUL WILAND instead. The Mars settlers had a poor Christmas because JOEL ROSENBAUM wouldn't play Santa Claus, but they had a huge New Year's celebration. MARILYN SMITH dressed as the New Year and PAUL SHELKOF- SKY donned white gown and whiskers as the Old. A few ambitious people including JOE ZURZOLA and CAROL ABICHT weren't content with the present solar systems and headed beyond the Stars for new worlds. JEAN ZEMA and BONNIE PRENTICE are of this group. By 1968 JERRY PARDUE and BERNICE FERRES had founded the fifth solar system and left BAR- BARA ARNOLD and DIANE BAHRY in complete control. NANCY HELM and KENNY GAISER started a solar system all their own with DAVE KIRK and SANDY RAY. Robots invented by KENNY RHODES, GEORGE McMULLEN and MICHAEL WITHERUP, left the rich CARL ADAMSON, DICK FORESTER, and JEROME MATTHEWS with nothing to do but spend their money. FRED NASRALLAH and his secretary PAT NEGRON wrote a book about the ten most famous outer space personalities which included, JUDY PELLE, THOMAS MACK, JOHN WATSON, DONNA SYKES, BETTY SABO, SANDY BLENDENBACHER, LORRETTA CAMPER, and WILLIAM HAUSE, respective leaders of the nine planets of the original solar system and JOHN MILLER supreme ruler. The book was so successful that LEIGH RAMMEL wrote a followup on each of the other solar system leaders. Probably the most notable persons described in this book were DONALD GARDEN, JERRY KAS- TER, GLENN LYCANS, MARY NOFFSINGER, JIM SUTTON and ED TIPPEL all ruling planets named after them. The space age became a reality. DELORIS RODDY and ALLAN ROSPO were designing modern homes which were ideal for living conditions on every planet. BILL PINKLEY and DQN SALZWIMMER had built the largest passenger rocket which pilot GARY YOUNG claimed to be the fastest also. MARGARET TOTH, RONALD WEGMILLER, KAREN SWAST, and ROBERT HARDY had advanced the study of science and math to an all time high. MARY KIRSCHNER, DAVID LIMER and TERRY WRAY were the three most outstanding doctors of the space era. Television was available on every planet due to the technical solutions of BOB SHEARER and JACK TOWNSEND. T. V. personalities were ROSEMARY ZUSCHAK and JOYCE MILLER-famous comediennes, MEG JOLES, PAT GAY and WILLIAM KNECT-singing stars, and GEORGE KITCHEN and MERRIAM JONES-dramatic performers. Programs were based on space themes. A few of the most popular ones were Have Rocket, Will Travel, starring MARTY HOFLE, 77 Milky Way, with ROBERT HILL and BOB WILLIAM- SON, The Star Ranger, with DEANNA WILLENER, Space Cruiser with DONALD DOUGLAS and Life With Venus, starring DARLENE BROWN. A few of the specials included A Night With DOROTHY BRIM- HALL, PAT FISHER Presentsf' To Earth and Back starring ALBERT GOLDSMITH and THE JUANITA LOVELACE Show. Newspapers were not as numerous on the planets as they had been on earth. The Planeteer edited by PAT JOHNSTON and The Sun edited by MARIE FOYS had the largest circulation. Food was taken mostly in cap- sule form but FRANK SMITH'S Space Club still served old - fashioned steak and chicken dinners. Easter and Christmas- became planet wide Holidays, and each year JOBIE SMITH portrayed the Easter rabbit while PAUI. PECK played Santa Claus. The new musical sounds were weird chants and high whistles usually done by female vocal groups. The most famous of these groups, the Rockettes, was composed of ANITA RUSSEL, BEVERLY MARSHALL, CHERIE MCCUNE, VIVIAN PARDUE and BETTY RIEMENSCHNEIDER, led by CAROL RUGGLES. After JIM ROSENBERGER had discovered a way of growing earth plant life on the majority of the planets, familiar earth flowers appeared everywhere. CATHERINE SPAHR and RITA WIGINGTON had the loveliest gardens and large groups of tourists came to see them each year. MARGARET WETZEL, BARBARA ALEX- ANDER, NETTIE BALTIC, BONNIE EDWARDS, ELAINE HUMPHREY, and BILLIE BROWN were hoe- ing the gardens last summer. As 1969 drew near to an end Five solar systems had been colonized, and a total of 50 planets had inhabitants originally from earth. MARY CHIRICH and JANET SPENCER took a census and KAREN SMOLE compiled a 1969 Almanac with the information. VIRGINIA TOSI and DONNA TIMMS became interested in planet civilization before the colonization and with the help of DONALD HOSIER plan their findings in book form. Only a few stragglers have remained on earth. Among those remaining are forest ranger who prefers the wilds of Canada to those of Mars, DAVID AUSTIN a BARTELL successor to Grandma Moses, MARY ANN CARLISLE, PAT WAT JONES nurses in the largest hospital in the U. S.g ELLEN JOSEPH a movie star, KITTIE HOCK- ENBERRY, author BARBARA HOLLER, and writers LINDA KIRKBRIDE, and JANE REAGAN. Active in their respective Churches are JUDITH JONES, ELAINE HAYES. SALLY MACE and her assistant JUDY ROBERTSON are doing the direc- tion of MARY PAMER. LOIS ROBERTS has attained her goal as a certified accountant, with PARKS and LAURA RICHARDS. WILLIE PORTWOOD has complete control she plan to sell to JIM MYERS. ANN MYERS has attained seven college IS consideri giving her a MRS. degree. LOUISE PARKS is the present U. S. President PRISCILLA McCOMBS. A few of the stragglers are spending a year in LENE SIMON, NORMA SUMNER, and JEAN their guide. Last but not least of the earthlings who wives and husbands. This group includes LING, NANCY MIDDLETON, R XL- CHARLOTTE COUP, ELIZABETH DURBIN, BOB and These are the members of the class of 1960 which graduated from K. H. S. records on earth. Maybe ten years from now there will be no one left to keep happen, I'll have to leave now, my rocket is here. Yoursi pl ce, Diane ' I.'- yer 'I'I Vice President Gene Gangl 1960 E I OR CLA SS OFFICERS Secretary Linda Adams Presldent Pete Milich Treasurer Asst. Treasurer Barbara Ann Iones Thelma Shreve FRISKY FRESHMEN SOPHISTICATED .tl ,Aa lg , sl.: ,- Htl? ,.,sta,,w-lm as 1 i lk X Mi- X tl QQ In 57 Kenmore was the name Finally s mer We Frlsky Freshmen were w1th fame And we again. We cheered each game and victory on joining For good school spirit we had won Which ones Our own basketball team was Just the thing School With six peppy cheerleaders on the beam With homework The Womanhood and Manhood awards the greatest A new list, award given to a Freshie With a Day, l Were won by Barb Ann ones and Ken Goifee Which we didn't miss. the beginning, success, Football Sportsmanship Trophy SERIOUS SENIORS The best year finally came. Success and happiness was our aim. Pete Milich was voted President of our class, Which he found to be quite a task. Exchanging pictures was just the thing, Along with getting our class ring. Autumn Leaves made a beautiful scene, With Susie Darr as our Homecoming Queen. Days and weeks surely went fast, As our great year was ending at last. Joy filled our hearts as we prepared the Senior Class Play, And it made us wish we had a motion picture of every single day. From then on we looked forward with great anticipation, To the wonderful day of our graduation. rolled around and then came june that the year had ended all too soon SENIOR 5 , MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST POPULAR Diane Marr Eugene Gzmgl Susie Dari' Pete Milich aww' MOST TALENTED BEST NATURED Bnrlnzmn klezm .jones Bob X'Viiii2ll1lSOU 'I4 Thelma Shreve Dick Butcher not Jictured I SUPREMES BEST DRESSED MOST MASCULINE AND FEMININE Nzinfy Droblyen Bill Snooks Margie Richardson Ed Stewart . BEST LOOKING MOST TALKATIVE Judy Demons John Kostko 75 Mary Ann Carlisle jerry Kzissinger MOST BASHFUL MOST MISCHIEVOUS Linclu Adams Al Goldsmith Marlene Simon Jerry Guy ' v BEST FIGURE MOST ATHLETIC Georgizlnnzx Manfuso Hurry XVelling 16 Put Negron Eugene Gangl and Pete Milich Carol june Abieht Abbott Course: General. Activities: Pen Pal Club, Choir, Glee Club, Art Club, Booster Club, D.E. Y-Teens. Ambi- tion: To be a better beatnik than Sal Peercy and Big Lou Edwards. I Will: To jim Smith, bashfulness. To jerry Sowers and Bob Balough, happy times. To be happy is one of life's greatest blessings. Linda Faye Adams Lin Course: College. Activities: Sec. jr. and Sr. Class, Pres. of Honor Society, Sec. Nurses Club, Co-Chairman Booster Club, Student Council, F.T.A., Y- Teens, Choir, Homecoming Court, Pen-Pal. Ambition: To become a good history teacher. I Will: My ability to be the most bashful girl in the Senior Class to some deserving junior. Quiet as a mouse, and sweet as a violet. Carl Wallace Adamson Course: College. Activities: Varsity football and track, Booster Club, Red Cross, Varsity K. Club. Ambition: To be ambitious. To never lose anything I have now. I Will: My ability to get straight A's to my sister Kathy. A gentleman is always in demand. Doyt Wayland Akom jr. Butch Course: General. Activities: Track, Cross Country, Football manager, Varsity Club, D.E. Ambition: To be the best Marine ever. I Will: The luck to be second best Marine ever, to Tony Alexander, my life to the Marine Corps, and the best of K.H.S. to my sister, Colleen. A true friend is never frowned upon. Anthony K. Alexander Tony Course: College. Activities: Football, football manager. Ambition: To never bc as skinny as Ken Rhodes nor as fat as George Walbeck. I Will: My agility to Ron Rector, a nose guard to Jim lvehner, and my position at cen- ter to Dean Blaser. He who is firm and resolute in will moulds the world to himself. Barbara jean Alexander Bobbi Course: General. Activities: Art Club, Camera Club, Honor Society, Student Council, Glee Club. Ambition: To be a fashion designer or illustrator and maybe, when I'm 93, get married. I Will: All my hidden art tools and black socks to Martie Portwood. Also the T-Bird I never had to Dave Buchanan. Laughter comes from a merry heart. Barbara ean Arnold Barb Course: gommercial. Activities: Mod- ern Stenos, Sr. Y-Teens, F.T.A., Booster Club, Library, Mr. Smith's office. Am- bition: To lead a successful and happy life, meet some new people, and some day marry a millionaire. I Will: All my wonderful tilnes at K.H,S. to my brother, Mike, and Beverly Knotts. It is not where you are, but what you are that determines your happi- ness. Roger Evans Baer Rog' Course: College. Activities: Baseball. Ambition: To major in music and use my talents to the best of my ability. I Will: All my treasured memories of ninth grade choir to any freshie who is lucky enough to get Mr. Kautz for a teacher. A musical education is a necessity. Dianne Louise Bahry Di Course: Commercial. Activities: Mod- ern Stenos, jr. and Sr. Y-Teens, Booster Club, Pen Pal, F.T.A., K-Club, Red Cross. Ambition: To become a good stenographer and get a high paying job. I Will: My brother, jim, all the good times I had at Kenmore from the 7th grade through the 12th. Every production of genius must be the production of enthusiasm. janet Marie Baker jan Course: College. Activities: Modern Stenos, Y-Teens, Booster Club. Am- bition: To go to college, marry Benny, and lead a happy and successful life I Will: To Star Bohm, the pen she stole from me in typing. The fairest flower that ever saw the light. Virginia Elaine Baldensperger Ginny Course: College. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Booster Club. Ambition: To go to college, become a teacher, and after that-who knows. I Will: All my good times in the Band to Carol Schlup and my brother, Gary. My good times during my Senior year to Paul. Music is well said to be the speech of Angels. Gary Lee Ballinger Course: College. Activities: Football, baseball, basketball, Varsity K. Club. Ambition: To take over johnny Unitas' spot as quarter back for the Baltimore Colts. I Will: Anything I haven't got to anyone who wants it. Life is not made up of the things we omit, but of the things we do. Nettie Lee Baltic Ned Course: Commercial. Activities: Choir, Pen Pal Club, Booster Club, Treasurer of Art Club, Student Council. Am- bition: To lead a good and happy life and be successful in anything I at- tempt to do. I Will: My kid sister, Mary, all the good times at K.H.S. Quietness and confidence shall be her strength. Dahlee Bernice Bartell Dollie Course: College. Activities: Art Club, Pen Pal, G.A.A., Booster Club. Arn- bition: To become a neurotic com- mercial artist in the advertising-illus tration field. I Will: My original first name to the first bidder. Fine art richly satisfies the soul. Donald Roy Barton Burt Course: Industrial. Activities: Football, baseball, basketball manager, Booster Club, Varsity K. Club. Ambition: To go to college and become a coach. I Will: All of my good times at K.H.S. to my brother and sister. A man may be small in size but great in stature. 9 Robert Henry Beal Bob Course: College. Activities: Vice Pres- ident-Art Club. Ambition: To be- come a professional in the field of Art. I Will: My watercolor set to any person who is lucky enough to take art. With brush and pen he paints his wishes. Illona Marie Belitsky Nonie Course: Commercial. Activities: Y- Teens, Booster Club, F.T.A., Red Cross, Pen Pal, Art Club, Nurses Club, llth grade band and majorette. Am- bition: To always be happy and have many friends. I Will: To Annette, Marlene, Sally, and Cecelia a world of happiness with Hank, Cliff, and Bill. Dancing is the most beautiful of the arts. Sandra jo Blendenbacher Sandy Course: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club, F.T.A., Nurses Club. Ambition: To go to college and to become a suc- cessful airline h.ostess. I Will: All my crazy times with Marlene, Illona, Sally, Ceceila, Bonnie, Elaine, and Judy to anyone with nerve, also all the fine times to my sister, Bette. Silence has an amazing voice. james Martin Bradcovich jim Course: College. Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Swimming. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I choose to do. I Will: All my good times in sports to my nephew, Mark. A good sport always makes good friends. Dorothy Brimhall Dot Course: Commercial. Activities: jr. High Y-Teens,djr. High Student Coun- cil, Hall guar , Cafeteria. Ambition: To become a top-notch secretary and eventually marry a wonderful guy. I Will: All straight A students to Mrs. Hartney, and Ogie to Orgol. The ability to have fun is the gift of youth and the dream of the aged. Billie Broadhurst Course: College. Activities: Y-Teens, Booster Club, Nurses Club, Red Cross, Choir, Pen Pal, F.T.A., Honor So- ciety. Ambition: To go to college and marry a millionaire. I Will: The abil- ity to get through high school in four years to my little brother, Donald, if he ever makes it through grade school. Those who are happy can rule the world. Billie Brown Course: Commercial. Activities: Red Cross, Booster Club. Ambition: To lead a happy successful life. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore to my sister Judy. By her quietness, we knew her. Darlene Pearl Brown Brown Course: College. Activities: Head ma- jorette, Y-Teens, Booster Club, Pen Pal, G.A.A. Ambition: To go to col- lege and be a success in whatever I may attempt to be. I Will: My batons, whistles, boots and knack to get in trouble to Jeanie, Gloria, Kathy, Nancy, Drab, and Sue. With a song in her heart and a dream in her eyes. S! janet May Buchanan jan Course: General. Activities: Art Club, Camera Club, Red Cross. Ambition: To someday make Ronnie a good wife. I Will: To my brothers, Dave and Den, all the good times I've had at Kenmore, and to Martie Portwood, all my old shoes for her to wear to band camp. A warm glow of friendliness inter- mingled with cheer. Richard Earl Butcher Dick Course: College. Activities: Football, Student Council, Choir. Ambition: To go to college and be a success at what- ever I choose. I Will: Everything I have, except Margie, to Kenmore's next two all-city football players, jon Swiers and Ron Rector. Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes. - Jimmie Paul Callahan jim Course: General. Activities: Football, D.E. Ambition: To be successful in the Navy and go to college to study agriculture. I Will: All my good'times at Kenmore to everyone, and my locker, wherever it is, to anyone who can find it. Humor's the true democracy. Janet Ruth Calvert Course: General. Activities: Booster Club, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Art Club. Ambition: To succeed in the field of my choice, and later to lead a happily married life. I Will: My seat in typing class to my sister Joan, and the year 1960-1961 to next year's seniors. Silence with a personality. Loretta Camper Mary Ann Carlisle Annie Course: College. Activities: President of G.A.A., Pen Pal, Booster Club, F.T.A., Track, volleyball, Y-Teens, Y- Teen basketball. Ambition: To be- come a nurse and give people shots. I Will: My seat in the pep-assemblies to any junior who likes to heckle the cheerleaders. With words we govern men. Mary Ann Chirich Course: College. Activities: Booster Club, jr. Y-Teens, Pen Pal, Glee Club, jr. High Choir, 10th grade band. Am- bition: T0 get through college without any work. I Will: All the girls at Ken- more to my brother Bob. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Robert Charles Chordar Bob Course: College. Activities: Band, Booster Club, Art Club. Ambition: To get a new convertible before I'm too old to enjoy it. I Will: All the cool boys in the class of l977 to Deborah Jean. - If you mean gettin' hitched, I'm fer it. Michael Cingel Mike Course: College. Activities: Cross- Country, Track, Varsity K. Club. Am- bition: To pass Geometry, and become a draftsman. I Will: My ability to be better in Cross-Country to Tom Mack, and my shoes to Bob Brode. A silent man is forever blest. Robert E. Cochoy Bob Course: College. Activities: Honor So- ciety, President of Science Club, Jets Club. Ambition: To attend Akron. U., and eventually become a chemical engineer or nuclear physicist. I Will: The good times I have had at Ken- more, and my sincere wishes to those remaining at K.H.S. Wisdom mounts his Zenith with the stars. Roger Dale Cole Rug Course: College. Activities: Band. Ambition: To go on to college and find a way to make more money than I know what to do with. I Will: All of my good times at Kenmore to my sister, Sandy, and all of my homework to Fay in her last year of school. Nothing's more useful than silence. Wilma Marie Conrad Wilm Course: Commercial. Activities: Mod- ern Stenos, Mr. Lauer's office. Ambi- tion: Go to Akron University, get a secretarial position, do a good job at anything I try, and find a man I love who loves me and make him as happy as possible. I Will: Happiness to anyone who can find it. Success comes only with desire. Lodema Mae Cooper Deenie Course: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club, Band. Ambition: To be a pri- vate secretary and be successful. I Will: All mv good times in the band especially in the drum section to Gary Bowers, and my beat up drumsticks to Bob Prentice. Goodhearted, always ready for a good time. Susan Cooper Charlotte Marie Coup Char Course: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club, Pen Pal, Y-Teens. Ambition: To become a secretary. I Will: Mr. Rice to anyone who is fortunate to have him for Sr. Problems, and as much fun at Kenmore as I have had, to my kid sister. Her hair is as red as a school-house. Janice Mae Cross Jan College: College. Activities: Majorette, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Y-Teens, Booster Club, G.A.A., Pen Pal. Ambi- tion: To graduate and marry that certain guy. I Will: My beat up baton ends to Sue, Kathy, Jean, Gloria, and Nancy: and the ability to help Ken- more win the basketball champion- ship to my brothers, Russ and Tom. Full of fun and mischief too. Judith Lynn Dague Judy Course: Commercial. Activities: F.T.A., Booster Club, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Glee Club. Ambition: To attend Ham- mel Actual-Business College, get a good job and get rich quick. I Will: All my fine times at K.H.S. to my cousin, Larry, and much success to the upcoming seniors. Merit is worthier than fame. Kathryn Irene Dailey 1 K8ll1i:' Course: College-Commercial. Activi- ties: Pen Pal, Booster Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A, Ambition: To be a nurse then marry a doctor and live on a planta- tion and raise a dozen kids. I Will: All the fun I had in my Senior year to Bev and Shirley except . . . When there are friends there is wealth. Lorraine Daily L0rl Course General Activities Mrs Specks office YFC Ambition Have a l1fe full of Joy and hapmess ln what ever I do I Will All the fun I had in my Senior year to Diane 'Kindness IS the sunshine in which virtue grows Susan Kay Darr Susie Course Commercial Activities Y Teens Student Council Modern Stenos Booster Club GAA Cheer lcader Homecoming Queen Ambi tion To work attend college and be a success at whatever I may attempt I Will To the cheerleaders all my wonderful experiences Cardlnal Com ments to Polly Blddle Popularity is Glory Carolyn Delhommer Carol Course College Commercial Actlvl tres Red Cross Bible Club Ambl tion To bc a success in everything I do I Will All of the good times Ivc had tn my Senior year to Bobs sister Sandy and my sister janlce She walks by faith not by sight Judith Marie Denlous ud Course Commercial ACIIVIIICS Y Teens Varsity majorette president of Booster Club Modern Stenos Home coming Court Ambition To always be happy and lead a successful life I Will My position as majorettedto the remaining varsltv and all South High secrets to Pam Coey 'Beauty is truth truth beauty Diane Arline Derry Demon Course: General. Activities: Booster Club. Pen Pal, F.T.A. Ambition: To lead a happy and successful life. I WVill: All my good times and good grades to my brothers, Buck and Bruce. The world is for those who have patience. Donald Kenneth Douglas Ken Passed away anuary 2.1 1950 Gone but not forgotten Nancy jo Droblyen Course Commercial Activities Stu dent Council YTecns Yearbook and newspaper staff Modern Stenos Boostcr Club Cheerleader Ambition To go to college travel and lead a happy life I Will Mx dr1v1ng skill to Linda Lorenz so she can drive throug thc Waterloo and not get m a wreck Friendship is more valuable than precious stones Elizabeth Ann Durbin Betty Course General Activities Choir Booster Club Y Tecns Ambition T marry DICK Mitchcll and be a good housemfc I Will My ability to sew to Pcnny Pwnc who needs lt As welcome as a flower in May Wanda Lou Easterlmg Course Ccneral Activities I' I A Booster Club Ambition To succeed in fe in whatever fleld I choose I Will All mv good times to m brother Butch and my Senior year to Carol Metzger Slence rs golden Bonnie Lou Edwards Lu Course: Commercial. Activities: Mod- ern Stenos, Pen Pal Club, Student Council, Red Cross, Booster Club. Ambition: To get above the clouds in Kansas. Trifles make perfection and perfec- tion is no trifle. Rebecca Ann Essig Becky Course: College. Activities: Bus. Man- ager of Yearbook, Vice-President of Pen Pal, F.T.A., Y-Teens, Booster Club, Cafeteria cashier. Ambition: To help other people, either as a social worker or in some other way, and also get married. I Will: The honor of going to Kenmore to my little sister, Patti. In her hazel eyes her thoughts lay clear as pebbles in a brook. Bernice joyce Ferres Bea Course: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club, Art Club, Red Cross. Ambition: To get a good job, then some day marry Larry Shepherd, raise a family, and lead a happy and successful life. I Will: Nothing because what I have, I have to keep, and there isn't much anyway. Smile and the world smiles with you. Charles Preston Fickle Chuck Course: College. Activities: Pen Pal Club, F.T.A. Ambition: To get through college and be an electrical engineer. I Will: My good times at Kenmore to my brother, jerry, just entering seventh grade. Kindness always rewards. Annette Rita Field Nanny Course: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club, Pen Pal Club, Y-Teens, Band, office. Ambition: To attend IBM and live a happy and successful life. I Will: All the good times at Kenmore to Judy Taylor and the ability to stay out of trouble to my brother, Dennis. She is as pretty as the Springtime. Linda Louise Fisher Lin Course: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club, F.T.A., Nurses Club, Glee Club, Honor Society, Modern Stenos, Pen- Pal, Red Cross, Y-Teens. Ambition: Graduate from college and be happy and successful in my chosen career. I Will: To my brother, Harry, my old shorthand tablets, and the fun I've had at K.H.S. Her voice was ever so soft-an ex- cellent thing in a woman. Patricia Fisher Pat Course: Commercial. Activities: Choir, Booster Club, Pen Pal, Y-Teens. Ambi- tion: To become a success in whatever I attempt. I Will: Many good times at Kenmore to my brothers, Terry and Scott. She is delicate and fair as moonlight. Sharon Marlene Fisher Sharrie Course: Commercial. Activities: Y- Teens, Band, Choir, Pen Pal Club, Booster Club, Art Club. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I may do and to always make people happy. I Will: All my wonderful times at K.H.S. to my sisters, Carol and Pat. Sweeter than honey. Richard Dale Forster Butch Course: General. Activities: D.E., Booster Club, Red Cross, Pen Pal Club, Student Council, Football, Base- ball. Ambition: To do all Fords under so bad that Henry Ford will give up and quit making those mutilated ma- chines. I Will: My old 0265 to the Bear so he can be a McGurk. The only thing worth having in an earthly existence is a sense of humor. Marie Elena Foys Tiger Course: Commercial. Activities: Y- Teens, Art Club, Red Cross, Booster Club. Ambition: To get a bookkeep' ing job. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore to Phil and my brother jerry, also, the fun of selling tickets to games to Sherry Slawter. To know her was to like her. Cecelia Maria Franks Teener Course Commercial Activities Y I'eens Booster Club Pen Pal Club Ret Cross Ambition To attend Bust ncss school marry Bill own a planta tion and have all my dreams come true mth B111 I Will All the happy times to my up and coming sister Cindy She has a heart with room for ev y o Kenneth Elldon Gaiser Ken Course College Activities Booster Club Science Club Red Cross Ambi tion To live a long and successful life with the right person and be a star salesman at Max I Will A real gun to Marty to carry in his pocket All I have to my little brother and sister 'Honest fame awaits the ly good Eugene Lee Gangl Skip Course College Activities Football and basketball baseball Vice President of Sr Class Pres of H1Y Newspaper editor Student Council Vice Pres of Honor Society Varsity KClub Ambi tion To get an education get mar ried and live on GI I Will My good practice pants to jon Swires othing succeeds well as sucee s Donald Raymond Garden Course: General. Ambition To live to see the day Kenmore wins in foot- ball. I Will: That a Ford is going to do Chev. under especially 55 blue ones. We knew him for his laughter Belva Gates Patricia Ilene Gay at Course Commercial Activities Pen Pal Club Booster Club YTeens FTA Choir Glee Club Modern Stenos Ambition To gain ownership of a certain Chevy and its owner I Will All the fun Ive had except with one person to Helen No one knows like a woman, h to say things which are at once gentle and deep Paul Genovese Butch Course Industrial Activities Cross country basketball track Booster Club Ambition To Jom the Navy or go to college then to marry Marcy I Will My hair beard and phoney eye lashes to Bob Hardy to Marcy my class ring and glasses she can also have my poor spelling and my coffin 'Ambition has a reward for all' Gean Valeria Goff Geame Course General Activities Booster Club Girls Glee Club Pen Pal Club Choir Ambition To be a successful secretary and to lead a happy and successful life with Harold I Will My good times and Choir seat to any one lucky enough to get them She bears a smile that won't co off Kenneth john Goffee Goff Course College Activities Football baseball KClub Booster Club Red Cross. Ambition: To achieve self- satisfaction in anything I attempt. I Will: All my brains to my brother Mike who should be up here next year. Good manners is one of the m ' characteristics of a gentleman. Albert C. Goldsmith Al Course: College. Activities: Student Council, Choir, track. Ambition: To go to college and succeed in becom- ing filthy rich. I Will: The Tri-Duce's speed to John Messina and my ability to get good grades to Clay. Bashfulness is an ornament to youth. Wendell Edward Gosnell Ed Course: College. Activities: Science Club. Ambition: To become a Naval officer. Height is a gift to man. Elaine Marie Gre or Dodie S Course: Commerciail. Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club. Ambition: To be a private secretary and marry my boss. I Will: To my sister, Marilyn, and all her little buddies, my good times at Kenmore: to Peggy, the guys. Her good character is a result of her good conduct. Sally Ann Guckeyson Sis Course: Commercial. Activities: Art Club, Y-Teens, Booster Club, Mr. Smith's office. Ambition: To travel to Florida and to succeed in whatever I may attempt. I Will: All my good times and passing grades at K.H.S. to my little sister, Bonnie Sue. A merry heart maketh a merry countenance. jerry George Guy Bear Course: General. Activities: Football, Choir. Ambition: To become a success in whatever I attempt. I Will: My height to Andy Pataki, massive build to Mike Ostervich, and my presidency of Choir to Kenny Smith. When you help someone up hill, you find yourself closer to the top. Robert Hardy William Frederick Hause Bill Course: College. Activities: Hi-Y, Y.F.C., Booster Club, Science Club. Ambition: To become an electrical engineer. I Will: All my good times at K.H.S. to all of those that will attend K.H.S. in the future. A polite man is one who listens. Loretta Hayes Nancy Regina Helm Dimples Course: Commercial. Activities: Art Club. Ambition: To marry Jim and be a successful housewife, and mother. I Will: All my good times to my sister, Judy. D . Charity never fa1lcth. Robert Hill Bob Course: College. Activities: Hall guard. Ambition: To marry and have three little Hills and do what life has in store. I Will: My good times at Ken- more to my brother, and my Hallguard duty to Holly Miller. Good manners are made up of many sacrifices. Kittie Luella Hockenberry Kitten Course: Commercial. Activities: Band, Art Club. Ambition: To work a year. then marry Buddy. I Will: My good times to Mary Goughnour and my lock and hard homework assignments to my brother Kenny. Sweetness is a joy forever. E. Martin Hofle Marty Course: College. Activities: Honor So- ciety, football, basketball, track, and Varsity K-Club. Ambition: To graduate from college with high honors as an engineer. I Will: My good grades to my sister, Linda, who will need them. I also will my ability or inability at football to jon Swires. He is a man, who acts like a man. Ruth Marilyn Holmes Ruthie Course: General. Ambition: To be a nurse and marry a tall, dark, handsome doctor. I Will: The ability to pass Mr, Rice's Sr. Problems class to my younger brother who will be here in four years. Her endeavors end in merriment. Richard George Hood Rick Course College Activities Band Choir Orchestra H1Y Booster Club Ambition To graduate from college get a good Job and get married I Will All my broken base drum heads and drum bearers to Kenny Barr ey wm that laugh Donald Charles Hosier Don Course General Actlvltles Red Cross Booster Club Ambition T retire from the Army as a high ranking offx cer and marry a registered nurse I Will All my good times at Kenmore to my buddy Russ Russel and my 59 Jacket to anyone without the de sire to graduate with his class Its the working people who make life easy Sharleen Joyce Hout Shorty Course Commercial Activities Booster Club Art Club Pen Pal Red Cross Choir Ambition To be a good secre tary and make someone a good wife I Will All my good times at KHS to Dixie Stonebrook and hope she will get that certain fellow someday Where there IS music, there is h p pmess Elaine Humphrey LuLu Course: Commercial. Activities: Pen Pal Club, Y-Teens, Booster Club, F. T.A., May Court. Ambition: To be a model and travel. I Will: My great times as a Senior to Sandy Rains. Gentlemen also remember blondes. Larry james Hutchison Hutch Course: College. Activities: Baseball, football, Varsity K-Club, Booster Club, basketball. Ambition: To go to college and be a success. I Will: My outstand- ing athletic ability, my superior mental capacity, my massive body and my abila ity to be modest to Johnie Swires. Energy and persistence conquers all things. Robert Iler Bob Course College Ambition To get a good job that I will like and be happy doing I Will My books and homework to anyone who wants it 'Men at some time are masters their fates Ruth jenkins Course Commercial Activities Red Cross Booster Club Pen Pal Glee Club YTeens Ambition To marry a million and spend it all I Will All my times good and bad at Kenmore to Bob LeRoy and Dale Laugh and the world laughs w h 7, Patricia Ann johnson at Course College Activities Sec of Pen Pal FTA Modern Stenos Booster Club Choir Red Cross Student Coun c1l H1Y Queen Ambition To be an alumna of Miami U and marry some one who loves good times I Will The thrill of being Kenmores H1Y Queen to some lucky junior Initiative IS doing something ugh out being told Patricia Mae Johnston Pat Course: General. Activities: Booster Club, Art Club. Ambition: Go to Ak- ron Beauty School, then marry Dallas and buy a boat, and live the life of a sailor's wife. I Will: My ability to graduate to all underclassmen. Her hair is her crowning glory. Margaret Ruth Joles Meg Course: College. Activities: Pen Pal Club, Choir, Booster Club, Freshie cheerleader, majorette, Glee Club. Am- bition: To graduate, marry Joey, and become a good mother to five Messinas. I Will: My fur purse to Penny Payne, all the girls in the class of 1965 to my brother, Robby. My future to Joey. Her wise, rare smile compels such love, failure cannot quell. Barbara Ann Jones Barb Course: Commercial. Activities: Band, Y-Teens, Pen Pal, Booster Club, Red Cross, Sr. Class treasurer. Ambition: To be successful in life and to make that special guy happy. I Will: All the wonderful times I've had at K.H.S. to my brothers, Bill and John, and sister, Linda. She does unto others, what she would have them do unto her. Barbara Jeanne Jones Barb Course: College. Activities: Red Cross, F.T.A., Student Council, Y-Teens, May Court, Homecoming Court, Card- ettes , Choir, Orchestra. Ambition: To get a music degree, marry and live a full, happy life. I Will: A wonderful senior year to Ken Smith, and Cardi- nal Crowings to Polly Biddle. For a well-rounded life one must have music. Judith Ellen Jones Judi Course: College. Activities: YFC, Nurses' Club, Band, May Court, Or- chestra, Jr. Auxiliary. Ambition: To help others find the happiness and peace in trusting Christ. I Will: My battered saxophone and place in the band to anyone who wants to find that certain person. It matters not how long you live, but how well. Meriam Elizabeth Jones Jonsie Course: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club, F.T.A. Ambition: To graduate, get a job, make a fortune, and spend it all. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore to anyone that is very bad off. Friendliness doeth good like a medi- eine. Wanda Lue Jones Shorty Course: General. Activities: Booster Club. Ambition: To go to California and get married. I Will: All my high school opportunities to anyone who will use them wisely. Ideas are funny things, they won't work unless you do. Ellen Fern Joseph Course: College. Activities: Y-Teens, Booster Club, Hall guard. Ambition: To someday become a hair stylist, and to succeed in whatever I may do. I Will: All the good times in my senior year to next year's seniors. Beautiful hair is her crown. Jerry J. Kassinger Jer Course: College. Activities: Football, hall guard. Ambition: To become a success in whatever I do. I Will: My brother, Brad, my locker 1044 and the fun I have had at Kenmore. I have never been hurt by anything I didn't say. Jerry Lee Kaster Casper Course: College. Activities: Hi-Y, Boost- er Club, F.T.A., Science Club. Ambi- tion: To lead a rich and rewarding life through God and further educaa tion. I Will: My overweight to Jim Durbin, and two pleasant years at K.H.S. to anyone who comes to Ken- more in the 11th grade. A laugh to be joyous, must flow from a joyous heart. David L. Kirek Dave Course: College. Activities: Basketball, golf, vice-president-Varsity Club, Hon- or Society. Ambition: To graduate from college and be a success in the business field. I Will: A basketball to Ron Bishop and a case of Seven-Up to Vern Vanyo. When I say everybody says so, I mean I say so. Linda Nell Kirkbride Lin Course: College. Activities: Student Council, F.T.A. Booster Club, Pen Pal, Red Cross, Y-Teens. Ambition: To go to Kent State and become a teacher. I Will: A successful senior year and future to judy Gombos, Pat and Pam Stokes. A warm glow of friendliness inter- mingled with cheer. Mary Kirschner Course: Commercial. Activities: Honor Society, Modern Stenos, president of Foreign Language Club, Orchestra, Pen Pal Club. Ambition: To attend C.B.I. and to always live in the center of God's will. I Will: To Miss Sprenger all future Estudiantes De Pedro, in- cluding my kid sister. The meek shall inherit the earth. George Elson Kitchen Kitch Course: General. Activities: Track, cross-country, swimming, Varsity K- Club. Ambition: To become an Air Force pilot and later a draftsman. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore and my locker to my brothers, Russ and Larry. Keeping up with the joneses is bad enough, but passing them on a hill is worse. james Kitchen Kitchie Course: General. Activities: Booster Club, D.E. Ambition: To go through four years of college, move to Florida, then loaf. I Will: My busted up locker to my brother, Ronnie, who is right behind me. One learns to keep silent and draw one's own condusions. William Leroy Knecht Bill Course: College. Activities: Hi-Y, F. T.A., hallguard. Ambition: To settle down with a good job and to own a Corvette. I Will: The good times in my senior year to Dick Wilson and half of 1197 to Chip -Seibert. In silence also there's a worth that brings no risk. Elizabeth Koch Liz Course: Commercial. Activities: Pen Pal Club, Modern Stenos, F.T.A., Or- chestra, Red Cross. Ambition: To make a success of what God has planned for my life. I Will: All the good times I've had at Kenmore to my sister, Teri, and my old shorthand notes to anyone who can read them. Quietness and confidence shall be her strength. Robert William Koger Bob Course: College. Activities: Secretary of Hi-Y, F.T.A. Ambition: To get through college and maybe get an M.A. I Will: My ability of getting along with most of the teachers at K.H.S. to my sister, Kaye. Life is not what it is, but what we make it. june Audrey Kormendy junie Course: College. Activities: Editor of Cardinal Yearbook, Circulation mangr. of Yearbook and Newspaper, Treasurer of Honor Society, Vice-president of Science Club, Pen Pal Club, Y-Teens. Ambition: To serve God to the best of my ability. I Will: All my good times at K.H.S. to my brother, Gary. A person truly worthy of her reward. john Gregory Kostko Rocky Course: College. Activities: Student Council, Cross-country, baseball. Am- bition: To go to college, become a teacher in a reformatory and start my own painting business. I Will: My abil- ity to think clearly and hold my tem- per to anyone who wants headaches and ulcers. No sooner said than done-so acts this man of worth. Sherry Louise Kovein Course: Commercial. Activities: F.T.A., Y-Teens, Booster Club, Red Cross, cafe- teria cashier. Ambition: To do some- thing exciting, like taking a trip to the moon. I Will: To my brothers, Steve and Don, all my good times at Kenmore. A friend is a person with whom all may be sincere. Judy Carol Lawson judie Course: Commercial. Activities: Jr. Choir, Pen-Pal Club, Booster Club, Y- Teens. Ambition: To become a success- ful secretary and to be with Chuck Wiley forever. I Will: Charlie Stewart to Frances Geesaman and a certain girl to Ronnie Condos. We're all going the same way, so why not go hand in hand? Marjorie Ruth Lazor Margie Course: College-Commercial. Activities: Student Council, Y-Teens, Choir, F.- 'l'.A., Pen Pal Club, Booster Club, Glee- Club, Foreign Language Club. Ambi- tion: To become a kindergarten teach- er. I Will: My locker to my sister Barbie so she can have an extra one for her bowling ball. Sweetness of disposition is a girl's most prized possession. Kenneth I. Legats Ken Course: College. Activities: football, hallguard. Ambition: To be a success no matter what I do. I Will: To my cousin, Bradley, all of the great days at K.H.S. that I have had. What you are to be, you are now becoming. David Limer Dave Course: General. Activities: Booster Club, D.E. Club. I Will: All the good times at K.H.S. to Sandy . Those who love fun can always find it, while others pass it by. Glenn Lycans Course: General. Activities: D.E. Club, vice-president. Ambition: To go to col- lege and become a Forest Ranger and to make Carol very happy. I Will: All the good times I had in D.E. to jerry Sowers. A smile cures the wounding of a frown. Patricia Elizabeth McCarthy Pat Course: College-Commercial. Activities: Alternate Varsity cheerleader, F.T.A., Y-Teens, Choir, G.A.A., Booster Club, Nurses Club, Glee Club. Ambition: To complete nurses training and someday find a handsome doctor. I Will: All the fun I have had in my senior year to my sister, Mary. If you are a good friend you are a great success. Sheila Colleen McCleary Shee Course: College. Activities: Booster Club, F.T.A., Y-Teens, Honor Society, Vice-president j.R.C., President Sum- mit County j.R.C. Ambition: To al- ways walk with God. I Will: All my wonderful times at Kenmore to my brother, Peter. Nothing endures but personal quali- ties. Priscilla McCombs Kay Course: College. Activities: F.T.A. Am- bition: To go to college. I Will: My locker to anyone who can find it. Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves. Cherie Winifred McCune Speedy Course: Commercial. Activities: YFC, Red Cross, Cafeteria, Nurses Club, Mr. Smith's office. Ambition: To succeed in everything I do and always walk with God. I Will: My blue eyes to a boy named jim. Purity of mind and conduct is the first glory of a woman. Sandy McDonald George Bernard McMullen Joe Course: College. Ambition: To be suc- cessful in everything I do, and earn a lot of money. I Will: My ability to graduate to my brother and sister. Peace is a beautiful concept of the mind. Sally Ann Mace Macy Course: College. Activities: Pen Pal Club, Booster Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., Nurses Club, Y-Teens, Band, 9th grade Choir. Ambition: To lead a happy and successful life. I Will: All my fine times to my sister, Mary Lou, and my cousin, Sandy. The present fashion always looks good. Thomas Edward Mack Little George Course: College. Activities: Cross-coun- try, swimming. Ambition: To be a surgeon, dentist, mechanic, and live a long happy life. I Will: My car to anyone with enough money to get it going, and my life to Donna. Doctors could not make a living keep- ing people well. They are only wanted when someone is sick. Bonita Fay Maier Bonnie Course: Commercial. Activities: Office, Honor Society. Ambition: To become a secretary, travel, and someday get married. I Will: My good times in sen- ior math to any junior who wants it. Secretness and self-containment are her guides. Georgiana Marie Mancuso Course: Commercial. Activities: Mod- ern Steno's, Secretary of Y-Teens, Booster Club, Pen Pal Club, Red Cross. Ambition: To be a good secretary and marry someone who likes pizza. I Will: My ability to trip and fall to anyone who likes to get embarrassed. A woman's fortune is her figure. Harold Philip Mann Harry Course: College. Activities: Honor So- ciety, Hi-Y, Red Cross, F.T.A., Choir, Booster Club, Business Manager-News paper, Faculty Editor-Yearbook. Am- bition: To obtain a college degree, and become the owner of a successful busi- ness. I Will: A championship football team to Kenmore. True goodness springs from a man's own heart. Dianne Frances Marr Dee Course: College-Commercial. Activities: Student Council, Sec.-Honor Society, Nurses' Club, Choir, Pres.- Pen Pal, Freshy Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Booster Club, Orchestra, Ass't. Treas.-jr. Class, F.T.A. Ambition: To succeed in col- lege, then in marriage. I Will: A posi- tion on the football team to Scrappy and the rest of the team to Linda. Those with initiative will succeed. Beverly Kay Marshall Bev Course: Commercial. Activities: Mod- ern Stenos, Booster Club, Art Club. Nurses' Club, Pen Pal, Y-Teens, F.T.A., G.A.A. Ambition: Go to college, be a secretary for American Airlines, and marry a certain fellow. I Will: Our click to anyone good enough to make it. My nickname to Jim. 'Triendliness is the guide to happi- ness. Carol Sue Marchok C.C.C, Course: General. Activities: Booster Club. Ambition: To marry jim and become more successful in my future years. I Will: To my younger sister, my place as Mr. Rice's movie star. A smile comes from the heart. Jerome P. Matthews Panther Course: College. Activities: Band. Am- bition: To make a lot of money. I Will: Nothing, I need all I have. A man isn't poor if he can still laugh. Alvina Ruth Mayer Ruth Course: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club, F.T.A., Y-Teens, G.A.A., Art Club, Mr. Daitch's office. Ambition: To be a success in everything I do. I Will: The fun I had in Mr. Daitch's office to anyone fortunate to get to work for him. Tis easy enough to be pleasant. Nancy Lynn Middleton Course: Commercial. Activities: Band, Modern Stenos, Nurses' Club, Art Club, Booster Club. Ambition: To suc- ceed in whatever I do. I Will: My place in the band to anyone who wants it, and hope he has as much fun as I did. Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Predrag Milich Serb Course: College. Activities: Senior Class President, football, swimming, Student Council, Varsity K-Club, jr. Class Treasurer. Ambition: To become an average citizen and live a happy life. I Will: My educated toe to anybody who wants to kick. In character, in manners, in style, in all things the supreme excellence is simplicity. john Miller Joyce Miller Jody Course: Commercial. Activities: Mod- ern Stenos, Booster Club, Choir. Am- bition: Work my way to be a private secretary. I Will: All my old shorthand tablets to my sister, Eve. With a beautiful voice it is not hard to reach the top. Malene Millsap James Edward Moon Jim Course: College. Activities: Red Cross, F.T.A., Science Club, j.E.T.'s Club, Hi-Y. Ambition: To become a success- ful lawyer. I Will: Our lunch table to the juniors who are always sitting at it. If education is for anything, it is that we learn to choose the good. Randy Brantley Morris Morse Course: College. Ambition: To have.a great build like Steve Reeves. I Will: All I'm not supposed to will to the guy I'm not supposed to will it to. Quietness is best. Garry Moss Peat Moss Course: College. Activities: Hallguard. Ambition: To bowl a 300 game, and get rich quick. I Will: My ambition to bowl a 300 game to anyone who has the skill to do it. My 47 Ford to anyone who likes headaches. True he can talk, and yet he is no speaker. Ann Arline Myers Ann Course: College. Activities: National Honor Society, the Cardinal, YFC, Hallguard, Mr. Bryan's and Mr. Daitch's office. Ambition: To find God's plan for my life and follow it. I Will: My job in the office to anyone lucky enough to get it. The hand that follows intellect can achieve. james Clyde Myers jim Course: College. Activities: Choir, foot- ball, track, Booster Club, F.T.A. Am- bition: Go to college, get a degree, make a lot of money, and live forever. I Will: All the happiness in my senior year to Sue, who was responsible for it. Good humor isn't a trait of character, it is an art which requires practice. Frederick Nasrallah Naz Course: College. Ambition: To live long enough to see Kenmore's football team have a winning season. I Will: My six shot stick transmissions and two clutches to Phil Morris, so he can add to them when he gets his Ford. It is hardly respectable to be good nowadays. Patricia jean Negron Pat Course: College. Activities: Y-Teens, Booster Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Y-Teen Basketball, track, volleyball. Ambition: To go to college and become a success- ful physical education teacher. I Will: All my cool times in school and out to Polly Biddle, Star Bohm, and my cous- in, John Will. The fun was enjoyed in every crowd. Mary Lois Noffsinger Noffy Course: College. Activities: Pen Pal Club, Nurses' Club, F.T.A., Red Cross, Y-Teens, Choir, Booster Club, Glee Club. Ambition: To go to college, grad- uate, and be a history teacher. I Will: My ability to get along so well with Mr. Ratkovich to Sandy, Coleman, and Stein. Her voice is so sweet, her words so- fair. Patricia Faye Ostervich Pat Course: College. Activities: Booster Club, Pen Pal Club, F.T.A.-secretary, Y-Teens, Student Council, office. Am- bition: To always be happy. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore to my brother, Mike. The generous heart scorns a pleasure which gives others pain. Mary Ann Pamer Course: Commercial. Activities: Y- Teens, Pen Pal Club, Red Cross, Boost- er Club, F.T.A., Glee Club, Choir. Ambition: To go to college and always have friends like the ones I have now. I Will: To some lucky freshie, namely my sister, jackie, all my good times at Kenmore. Sometimes quiet is an unquiet thing. jerry Ronald Pardue Jer Course: College. Activities: Hi-Y, F. T.A., Booster Club. Ambition: To go to collegeg get a good job and succeed in everything I attempt. I Will: Old :,4,+l200 locker to my handsome girl killer brother, Bruce. All people are slaves to intelligence. Vivian Louise Pardue Viv Course: General. Activities: Art Club, Glee Club. Ambition: Be a bookkeeper, marry Dave, and travel. I Will: My de- sire to graduate to my brother, Max, who needs the desire to do something. In quietness and confidence shall be her strength. Florence Louise Parks Louie Course: Commercial. Activities: F.T.A., Booster Club, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Glee Club, Hallguard, office. Ambition: Work a while, attend modeling school, then marry a certain guy and live a happy and successful life. I Will: All my fine and bad times at K.H.S. to jim Morris, I hope he enjoys them. Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Kathleen Parks Kathy Course: Commercial. Activities: Boost- er Club, Red Cross. Ambition: To be a secretary, to get married and have a big family. I Will: All the girls in the junior class to my brother, Mike. A true friend is forever a friend. Irene Lois Pavkov Renie Course: College. Activities: President- F.T.A., Honor Society, Cardettes, Pen Pal Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Student Council, Choir, Booster Club, Glee Club. Ambition: Receive high grades in college, graduate with a degree, and be successful in my future years. I Will: My five hard working years in math to my youngest sister, Thelma. Sincerity and truth are the basis of everv virtue. Paul Peck Sally Eileen Peercy Sal Course: General. Activities: Art Club, Pen Pal Club, cafeteria cashier, Y- Teens, Booster Club. Ambition: To have a certain boy call me Sep for the rest of my life. I Will: My ambition to be a better beatnik than anyone who is way out. Happiness seems made to be shared. Judith Ann Pelle Judy Course: Commercial. Activities: Y- Teens, Pen Pal Club, Booster Club, Modern Stenos, Red Cross, Student Council. Ambition: To be a private secretary and make a success of all my attempts. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore to anyone who wants them. It is more blessed to give than to receive. Ronald Paul Perv '- Ron Course: College. Activities: Track, Art Editor-yearbook, Art Editor-newspaper, Hallguard, Art Club. Ambition: To live forever. I Will: My ability to have my name misspelled in the yearbook five years in a row to my brothers, john and Mark. Great art is an instant arrested in eternity. William H. Pinkley Bill Course: College. Ambition: To go to college and get a good job afterwards. I Will: All my good times to my sister and my locker to anyone who wants it. He is truly wise who gains wisdom from another's mishap. John Michael Pleskach Mickey Course: College. Ambition: College de- gree in architecture and getting a new Bonneville every year after college graduation. A good dancer gets the most out of life. Willie Belle Portwood Willie Course: College. Activities: Band, Art Club, Camera Club, F.T.A. Ambition: To be good in any field I follow. I Will: My old marching shoes to my sister and her friends, may they have as much fun with them as I did. Art is not a thing: it is a way. Bonnie Sue Prentice Course: Commercial. Activities: Future Nurses Club, F.T.A., Booster Club. Ambition: Become a good nurse, and marry a rich doctor. I Will: Sandy, Sally, Marlene, Cecelia, Judy, Elaine. and Illona to anyone who is rich enough to keep themselves in tranquil- izers. It is not what you left behind but what you send ahead that counts. Frances Beth Price Francie Course: General. Activities: Majorette, Homecoming Court -Maid of Honor and Crowner, Y-Teens, Band, F.T.A., Pen Pal Club, Art Club. Ambition: To become a teacher and sometime in the far future, get married, maybe? I Will: My many wonderful times and thrills to my brother, Bob. All good things come in small pack- ages. Marlene Elizabeth Price Marcy Course: Commercial. Activities: Pen Pal Club, Modern Stenos, Booster Club, Nurses Club, Band, Freshie Cheerleader, F.T.A. Ambition: To graduate, get a good secretarial job for two years, and then marry Butch and live happily ever after. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore to my niece, Cindy , A friend is someone who knows all about you and loves you just the same. Edna Leigh Rammel Leigh Course: College. Activities: Booster Club, Activities Editor-Cardinal, Mr. Bryan's office, Kenmore jr. Auxiliary, Nurses Club. Ambition: To become a registered nurse and live an abundant life by serving others. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore to jean and jane, and Mike and Pat. Tact is the knack of making a point without making an enemy. jean Randolph Arthur Frazier Ray Art Course: Industrial. Activities: Booster Club. Ambition: To get a job, make a lot of money, and then go to Hawaii and live. I Will: My 54 Mercury to Mike Swinehart, and my job to Doug Snyder. The difference between stumbling blocks and stepping stones is the way you use them. Sandra Jean Ray Sandy Course: Commercial. Ambition: To go to business college and become a suc- cessful secretary. I Will: All my good times to my little sister, Marie, who will be coming to Kenmore next year. It isn't your position that makes you happy, it's your disposition. John Alexander Rayburn III Course: College. Activities: Honor So- ciety, Hi-Y, F.T,A,, Science Club, Booster Club. Ambition: To graduate from college and be a success. I Will: My passing grades and my good times at Kenmore. One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. jane Louise Reagan Reggie Course: General. Ambition: To work, make money, own a 56 Blue and white Ford, travel, and eventually get married. I Will: My long hair to Teri Wray, Miss Lipovac to whoever is lucky enough to win her, Pat to Dal, Viv to Dave, Georgia to Dick, and jane to Skip. Long hair is a fine possession of a woman. Kenneth Ray Rhodes Horse Course: College. Activities: Football, track, swimming, band. Ambition: To go to College, and learn enough to make the money it takes to be a play- boy. I Will: The ability to thumb a ride to school, when I'm late, to John Roe. When opportunity knocked, my room- mate answered the door. Laura jane Richards Shorty Course: Commercial. Ambition: To be- come the greatest fashion designer or a famous roller skater, and to make that certain guy happy. I Will: All my good times at K.H.S. to my younger sister and brother. She skated her way to the stars. Margaret Richardson Margie Course: College. Activities: Pres.-Y- Teens, Sec.-Student Council, Treas.- Booster Club, F.T.A., Language Club, Feature Editor-Cardinal, Choir, Maid of Honor-May Court, Homecoming Court, Buckeye Girls' State. Am- bition: To always be content with life, and to make others around me also content. I Will: All my fun at K.H.S. to Linda Stemple. There are a few things that never go out of style, and a feminine woman is one of them. Betty Louise Riemenschneider Remensnitzel Course: Commercial. Activities: Honor Society, Modern Stenos, Pen Pal Club, Red Cross, Nurses Club, Mr. Smith's office, cafeteria. Ambition: To be suc- cessful and always stay close to God. I Will: My good times in Mr. Rice's room 5th period to Christine, Lila, and my brother, David. Religion is the best armor in the world. David Neil Roberts Dave Course: College. Activities: Track, bas- ketball, Student Council, Red Cross, Hallguard,. Hi-Y. Ambition: Collect the lime drinks Coach Conley owes me from beating him in games of 21. I Will: My ability to have a double lunch period my junior and senior year to anyone. Some cause happiness wherever they goin Lois Jane Roberts Louie Course: Commercial. Activities: Nation- al Honor Society, Booster Club, Un- derclassmen Editor-Cardinal. Ambi- tion: To graduate, become a certified public accountant, and marry Gary and make him happy. I Will: My good grades to my brother, joe, who needs them, and the Underclassmen to Pat Landis, and my good times at Ken- more to everyone. Those that make us happy, make us wise. Judith Ann Robertson Judy Course: College. Activities: Booster Club, F.T.A., Choir, Activities Editor- Cardinal. Ambition: To live a success- ful and happy life. I Will: All my good times at K.H.S. to jim Morris. One thing is forever good: that one thing is success. Deloris Jean Roddy Dea Course: General, Activities: Nurses Club, Booster Club, Art Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens. Ambition: Live a good and successful life and become a nurse. I Will: My good times at K.H.S. to my brother, jim. Everything comes to those who have patience. Joel Aaron Rosenbaum Yose Course: College. Activities: Band, Or- chestra, Varsity Club, Baseball, Science Club, JETS Club. Ambition: To go to college and take Mechanical Engineer- ing. I Will: My old muddy marching shoes and my cold mornings at the football field to my little brother, Larry. Music hath charms to soothe a savage beast, to soften rocks, or bend a knot- ted oak. Carol Ann Ruggles Carol Course: College. Activities: Vice Pres, of Nurses' Club, Booster Club, Pen Pal Club, Red Cross. Ambition: To become a R.N. and then 'td marry Don. I Will: A wonderful senior year to my cousin, Mary Goughnour. Virtue is its own reward. Anita Louise Russell Nita Course: College. Activities: Booster Club, Modern Stenos, Choir. Ambition: To be successful in all my attempts. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore to my brother, Dale, and my sisters, who'll be here sooner or later. Music, when soft voices die, vibrates in the memory. Betty jean Sabo Shboo Course: General. Activities: Art Club, Booster Club, Glee Club. Ambition: To be successful in anything I Will: My locker to anyone who doesn't mind getting pushed into it once in a while. To understand is the gift of the good. Dan Salzwimmer Larry Allen Sayers Ambition: To go back to California and marry a rich, and beautiful movie star. I Will: All my books. teachers. and hard times to the students to fol- low: have fun. Pretty eyes and pretty hair make a man debonairef' Patricia Kay Schleicher Pat Course: Commercial. Activities: Boost- er Club, Office, Y-Teens, F.T.A. hall- guard. Ambition: Stay with Bill, go to Kent and become a teacher, get mar- ried, and live a happy, successful life. I Will: All my fun to Pam Coey, driv- er's license and happy times to Pat Bethune. What is lovely never dies, but passes into other lovelinessf' Stephanie Kay Selnik Steph Course: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club, Y-Teens, Pen Pal Club, hall- guard, Office, Ambition: See Goff's car clean, marry Pat, and regain the lost love and confidence of a Marine. I Will: My good times at Kenmore to my brother, Jim, and all my love and the rest of my life to Pat. I-Ier very frowns are fairer far, than smiles of other maidens are. Patsy Lynn Shaw Patz Course: Commercial. Activities: Pen Pal Club, Booster Club, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Cardettes, Choir, Office, Glee Club. Ambition: To complete I.B.M. school, Hammel Business College, and succeed as a wife. I Will: My wonder- ful times at Kenmore and my position in Cardettes to Peggy May. What is beautiful is good and what is good will also be beautiful. Paul Shelkofcky Carrot Top Course: College. Activities: Choir. Booster Club, Pen Pal Club, visual aids. Ambition: To do whatever God wills with my life. I Will: My locker lo anyone who can fix the door so it will close, and all my good times at Ken- more to anybody who will appreciate them. Willing to work: more willing to play. Robert Stanley Shetler Bob Course: General. Activities: Choir, Hi- Y, Football, swimming, track. Ambi- tion: To exterminate all four legged cats in the world. I Will: never return. Wit is the salt of conversation, not the food. Thelma june Shreve junie Course: Commercial. Activities: Modern Stenos, Student Council, Choir, Card- ettes, Honor Society, Y-Teens. Ambi- tion: To do the very best I can in all I attempt. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore to my brother, Tom. She is not only happy herself, but she causes the happiness of others. Marlene jean Simon Simon Course: Commercial. Activities: Vice- Pres. of Booster Club, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Nurses' Club. Ambition: To be an I.B.M. operator, and to be a success. I Will: My wonderful mischievous year to Lois Neal, and Deanna Williner to George Edwards. Where there is laughter, there shall always be happiness. Frank William Smith Course: College. Activities: Track. Am- bition: To be a commercial pilot. I Will: A little bit of everything to no- body, and whole lot of nothing to everyone. Success comes only with desire. jobie Smith Marilyn Louise Smith Course: College. Activities: Honor So- ciety, F.T.A., Pen Pal Club, Booster Club, Y-Teens, Foreign Language Club. Ambition: To be a college grad. in 4 ears and receive m ' Y Y gree. I Will: To john Davis 'Mrs. de- nothing I have anytime he wants it, because I have more of nothing than anything. Her joy and friendliness is to all. Karen Lee Smole Course: General. Activities: Glee Club, G.A.A., Library a delight Art Club, staff. Am- bition: To become a model, then later on a very good wife and mother. I Will: All my good times in Mr. Mag- gio's Dramatics class, to Christine Swain. You help yourself by helping others. William E. Snooks Bill Course: College. Activities: Choir, Var- sity K-Club, golf, basketball. Ambition: To make the most of every opportunity that comes my way and be successful. I Will: All my great times to Johnny Messina, an underclassman, and my golfing ability and my 37 average to Dave Poling. Shy, but oh my! Michael Gerald Snyder Mike Course: College. Activities: Hi-Y, Hon- or Society, Sports Editor-Cardinal, jETs Club. Ambition: To graduate from college with a Masters Degree in engineering and lead a successful life. I Will: My worries as Sports Edi- tor to Ken Smith and Ron Bishop. The true artist can create his own ideas. Michael Sobitz Mick Course: College. Activities: Golf, Hon- or Society, Varsity K-Club. Ambition: To have a good time in life. I Will: My great bowling during lunch to Mike Swinehart. Opportunity is the best captain of all endeavor. Catherine Ellen Spahr Cathy Course: Commercial. Activities: F.T.A., Choir. Ambition: To succeed at what- ever I choose to do. I Will: Nothing, I'm taking it all with me. 'Triendliness is a virtue. janet Rae Spencer jan Course: General. Activities: Booster Club. Ambition: Nurse or housewife. I Will: My good times to some bashful girl who wants to make friends. Silence with a personality. X Wendy Lee Standridge Windy Course: Commercial. Ambition: To make a million friends. I Will: My teabags to Sis, my make up to Sandy, my book covers to Mary Alice, and my typing erasers to Lynne and Carol. Determination is the magic formula for success. Edward M. Stewart Ed Course: College. Activities: Football, Choir, Varsity K-Club, track, basket- ball. Ambition: To marry a beautiful woman and become a success in life. I Will: My seat in choir to anyone who likes to move around a lot. His limbs are cast in manly molds, for hardy sports or contests bold. Norma jean Sumner Mamie Course: Commercial. Activities: Mod- ern Stenos, Booster Club, Pen Pal Club, Art Club, F.T.A., Y-Teens, G.A.A., Fu- ture Nurses' Club, office. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do, and to marry a certain guy. I Will: All my wonderful times at Kenmore to my sister, Donna, and my shorthand to Nadine Stover. To cultivate kindness is a valuable part of the business of life. james Sutton Donna Marie Sykes Course: Commercial. Activities: Y- Teens, Booster Club, Student Council. Ambition: To go into secretarial work and to find happiness in whatever I may attempt. I Will: To all upcoming seniors all my happy days and experi- ences at K.H.S., if they are lucky enough. Blushing is the color of virtue. Karen Szwast Course: General. Activities: Booster Club, Pen Pal Club, F.T.A. Ambition: To become a success in whatever I at- tempt. I Will: All my good times in Kenmore to my sister, Maylie, and my brother, Eddie. Laughter is the harmony of the heart. Ellen Lynne Thompson Course: College-Commercial. Activities: Honor Society, Modern Stenos, Student Council, Foreign Language Club, Y- Teens, Choir, Cardettes, Newspaper staff, Future Nurses' Club, Booster Club. Ambition: To make the most of life. I Will: My locker, old ticket stubs and the nicknames Mr. Rice calls me to my sister, Merry Dawn, who could do quite well without them. They know enough who know how to learn. Donna Rae Timms Red Course: Commercial. Activities: F.T.A., Y-Teens, Art Club-president, Modern Stenos, Honor Society. Ambition: To be successful in the field of art, and travel all over the world. I Will: My locker to anyone who can get to it after the 3:15 bell rings. I aultless as blown roses on june days. Thomas Michael Tobin Tom Course: College. Activities: National Honor Society, Hi-Y. Ambition: To be a successful physicist. I Will: Success and opportunity to everyone who grad- uates from Kenmore High School. Common sense is very uncommon. Margaret Carol Toth Margie Course: Commercial. Activities: Y- Teens, F.T.A., Booster Club. Ambition: To be a success in anything I attempt, and marry a millionaire. I Will: To my brother, Dick, the long walk to school, and first period study hall that I had for four years. It is not easy to be pretty without causing mischief. jack Raymond Townsend Course: College. Activities: Science Club. Ambition: To accomplish some- thing worthwhile. I Will: Nothing to nobody, 'cause I need everything I got. Good humor is good and wisdom conceived. james Barton Tranthem Jim Course: College. Activities: Cards, F.- T.A., Pen Pal, Choir, Red Cross, Booster Club, Science Club, hallguard. Ambition: To do my best in whatever God has planned for me in the future. I Will: All my great times at Kenmore to my brother, Tim. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Beverly Irene Trier Becky Course: College. Activities: Glee Club, Art Club, Booster Club. Ambition: To become a good nurse and be a good wife. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore and my locker to my sister. We're all going the same way, so why not go hand in hand? Dorothy Louise Virostko Dot Course: College. Activities: Freshman, Reserve, Co-Captain Varsity Cheerlead- er, Booster Club, Modern Stenos, Girls' track, F.T.A,, Y-Teens. Ambition: To be successful and ban the saying, I care less. I Will: My love of cheering to the remaining cheerleaders, my abil- ity to stay out of trouble to Andy. Contagious, like the gladness of a happy child. George Nelson Walbeck Wall Course: Commercial. Activities: Foot- ball, Art Club, band, track. Ambition: To retire at 35. I Will: My football equipment to anyone who works hard, and my razor to Tony Alexander. Men should be weighed, not counted. john Watson Linda Lou Watters Lynn' Course: College. Activities: President- Y.F.C., Choir, Cardettes, Nurses' Club, junior Board member, Red Cross, News Editor-Cardinal, Student Coun- cil, Honor Society, Y-Teens. Ambition: To always show through my life the saving power of jesus Christ. I Will: My office in Y.F.C. to anyone who can out-talk Chuck Gibson. Carry the Cross patiently and with perfect submission, and in the end it shall carry you. Ronald J. Wegmiller Ron Course: College. Ambition: To be a success in everything I do. I Will: My good times at Kenmore and my locker to Dennis Fields. Pm not afraid of work. I can lie right down beside it, and it doesn't bother me. Harold joseph Welling Harry Course: College. Activities: Varsity baseball and football, Varsity K-Club. Choir, Cards. Ambition: To team up with a wonderful girl and lead a suc- cessful life together. I Will: All my good times, friends, and wonderful ex- periences to my brother, jim. What every woman hopes for! Margaret Louise Wetzel Course: General. Activities: Y-Teens. Booster Club, Art Club. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt. I Will: All my good times at Kenmore to my brother, Dick, and sister, Carol. Modesty is a shining light. Rita Ann Wigington Course: Commercial. Activities: Art Club, Booster Club. Ambition: To be happy in whatever the future' holds for me. I Will: Miss Lipovac and my good times in Office Practice class to my sister, Linda. A shining crown a no less personal- ity.' 9 1 Paul William Wiland Sunshine Course: General. Activities: Rooster Club, Red Cross, Choir, hallguard. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do, and to find my place in the sun. I Will: All my worldly possessions to anyone who wants to have a junk yard. Eat, drink, be merry, for tomor- row . . . ? Charles William Wiley Chuck Course: Industrial. Activities: Booster Club. Ambition: To become a com- mercial artist, to make Judie Lawson my wife, and to be successful in what- ever I may do. I Will: My long hair and pegs to Ronnie Gondos, and the Barberton Roller Rink to Ronnie Gon- dos and Jim Moore. My enemies are my friends who don't know me. William P. Wilkinson, jr. Bill Course: College. Activities: Science Club, Honor Society, JETS Club, I-Ii-Y. Ambition: To build a better mouse- trap. I Will: To everyone, happiness, and to my brother, Wayne, two satis- fied years at Kenmore. It is always in season for men to learn. Deanna jean Willener Dee Course: Commercial. Activities: Y- Teens, Booster Club. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do and to make everyone happy. I Will: All my won- derful times at K.H.S. to my sisters, Nancy and Susie. My class jacket to my brother, Freddy, and Marlene Si- mon to Cliff Milo. She is as pure, as good, and as beauti- ful as an angel. Robert Wiseman Williamson Willy Course: College. Activities: Band, or- chestra, K-Tones. Ambition: To be- come a good musician or musical di- rector. I Will: My ability to ruin in- struments to Tom Knorr. Few boys are born with talents that excel. Michael Leroy Witherup Mike Course: Commercial. Activities: Hall- guard. Ambition: To be a good male secretary with one year of shorthand. I Will: Nothing because if I will some- thing I won't have anything left, so I'd better keep it for a later date. It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. Pamela Lee Wood Pam Course: College. Activities: Choir, Or- chestra, Booster Club, Y-Teens, Pen Pal Club, F.T.A. Ambition: To go to college and then get married. I Will: All the good times I had at Kenmore to Cindy and Tom, and my seat in the pep assembly to Bev. A friend more divine than divinitiesl' Teri Ann Wray Course: General. Activities: Booster Club, Art Club, Y-Teens. Ambition: To become wealthy, get married, and support Mickey. I Will: All my good times in my senior year to my brother, Bill, if he ever makes it. Sincerity and truth are the basis of many virtues. Gary David Young Course: College. Activities: Band, jETs Club, Science Club, K-Tones, Orches- tra. Ambition: To go to college and study electronics and trv to earn mv first million and marry Sharon. I Will: All my good times at K.H.S. to Sharon. Music is the universal language of mankind. jean Marie Zema jeanie' Course: College. Activities: Art Club, Pen Pal Club, G.A.A., Booster Club, Newspaper, Glee Club. Ambition: To become a neurotic commercial artist in the fashion illustration-design field: and die a happy hermit. I Will: My brother, Roger, to the teachers at Ken- more, with my sincere sympathy. Art is the path of the creator to his work. joseph Zurzola Zerrola Course: College. Activities: Football, basketball, track, golf. Ambition: To go to college and be an engineer. I Will: All the good times you can have at Kenmore to my little sister. Men of courage and men of sense are frequent: but a true gentleman is what one seldom sees. Rosemary Zuschak Rosie Course: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club. Ambition: To be a success at everything I do, and don't give up if I don't succeed. I Will: All my good times at K.H.S. to my kid sister. Her secret is patience. joe David Norwood Course: College. Ambition: Get rich. I Will: My locker to a freshman who doesn't like his own. Texans do things in a big way. Edward Tippel Course: General. Ambition: To keep outrunning Chevy's and bad Ford in- terceptors. I Will: My five stick trans- missions to Butch Forester, my three automatics to Dave Limer, locker ll56 to Mary Sweeney. Fortune and love favor the brave. Dear Senior Class of 1960, It has been more than an honor to be elected president of an excep- tionally fine class, and I thank you for it. I also wish to thank everyone for your spirit and co-operation during our last year. You have really made it the best year. The end of our high school days is here, and we must prepare for a life of our own. We must make our parents, teachers, and friends proud of us. YV e must repay them for the years spent trying, helping, and teaching. Some of us will be going to college, some into industry and some will go into the service. A majority of us will never see each other again, some of us will never part. But someday, no matter what happens, We all hope to get together and talk about the good old days, our Alma Mater, teachers and a million other things which seem so unimportant to us now. Whatever you do, do not ever forget that you represent Kenmore, the best high school in the world, and that you, and only you, can keep it that way. Do not forget that you represent the Class of 1960 and that the people will judge all of us by your deeds. Always do your best . . . second best won't do. I Wish everyone of you all the best luck and happiness this World has to offer and remember: YV ith God all things are possible. Sincerely yours 24 Pete Milich Senior Class President 13 W5 45? 3 4 M 4 ,V I ,, 'A , is WO ' ,151 fs ,K I - Vx n X Ak. . , ,T vo-f if ,f 1 'wxf I f,'Q liEg l X 1 54-Y :Pr M yy, align 'fu .nf yur n 41 W? 5 4-4. P K :ani ,,.. ' K frm. 4 .. E5'? fU -- . K , i Q , QF f:Ln...., . , , ffgww. 1 -fif'gfAfS:eeg.ii55f' ' liiifffk 5 4 7' ' , . y- 6- 'f ig LL., ,,. A ,, illfiggiy ,gz 1f5Q'iY3'23Zfg Z,'V' ' M5145 a,Xf.g,s - LSE , P,X..Jx . :- M Q.. v,,.. ff-, -N. Qsizfvm V.,- ,- AM kkk, ',,.. K MZ 4. Y' 3221? 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Marion Meanwhz'le, thej5'eshz'e vzgor knows no bounds Haverlick, Mary Haydu, Andy Hiben, john Hile, Nancy Hitchings, Richard Hood, Bob Horvath, Carol Horvath, jim Hudak, Tim Hudson, Carole Hudson, Dolly Hudson, Dick Hutchinson, LaDean james, Vickie Johnston, Betty Johnston, John Kardos, Diana Kelley, Lee Kelly, Susan Kinney, Tyrone Kirk. Martha Kish, Joe Kitchen, Ronald Knecht, Lynda Knox, John Koch, Theresa Kovein, Donald Kovein, Steve Condos, Carolyn Graham, Cheryl Graham, Robert Green, Ronald Greig, Pard Grietz, Judy Grether, Sharon Guilliams, George Guilliams, john Guy, Barbara Haddix, Sandra Hanes, Martha Hardin, Sherrill Harkness, Ester Harrill, Dennis Harris, Clarence Harrison, Gary Harris, Peggy Harris, Sandy Hartman, Arden Hatfield, Kay Krutz, Bill Laho, Judy Lacefield, Vance Lacey, Sandra Lamm, Barbara Lazor, Barbara Lee, Gloria and each student Reis sure this is theyear Leiby, Dave Lewis, Patricia Lewis, Robert Lindsey. 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A j7er one year they have grown more sure 0 Have, Karen Hawkins, Robert Hedderly, Tim Hill, Charles Hill, jim Hodges, Susan Holmes, Tom Howard, Russell Howell, jerry Huffman, Linda Huffman, Margaret Humphrey, Beckie Hunt, Richard Hunter, Cheryl Iwyman, Daniel Jackson, Phyllis Jett, Toni johanyak, john joles, Robinson Kassinger, Brad Keltner, Ronald Kishton, Linda Kiss, Edward Krites, Patricia Kunkel, Linda Lamm, Mark Laney, Marjorie Lyle, Susan McClaskie, Sandra McMahon, Donna Marrow, Micky Maxim, JoAnn Meyer, Wade Minard, Dave Monahan, Carol Montgomery, Sandy Moor, Gary Moore, Jeffery Morris, Johnny Morrow, Terry Mousetis, Christine Nemionc, Mary Lou O'Born, Don Ocepek, Ernie O'Dell, Tom Onusic, Loretta Pallay, Ruth Ann Palmer, james Parker, jean ae ff? 9 , Z' ew H' Y f , 1, 1 Q , Qs Q ' , wr .lgi , -1, -- 'Wy A if X vb' w t r V -,fm themselves and lo Riccilli, john Roberts, Tom Rohrbough, Linda Shelley, Joyce Shepard, David Sherman, Jerolyn Simmons, Bill Skinner, Cheryl Smerkol, john Smith, Charlotte Smith, David Smith, Vernon Snyder, Carolyn Snyder, David Sparks, Sandra Spires, Judy Stevenson, Carolyn Stoler, James Szabo, Carolyn Szabo, Marilyn Tankersley, Herbert Tennant, Daniel Terwilliger, Carol Tranthem, Tim Tubb, Robert Van Norstran, Betty Vaughn, Candace Walder, Margaret Wallaceg Linda Weigel, Sally Wetzke, Vicky Wilber, jack Wills, William Wilt, Gail Yoder, Kenny Yoho, Nancy Zuschak, Margaret Pavlik, Sharon Pavkov, Thelma Pegrim, Pamela Pennell, john Peters, Ronnie Peters, Ted Potts, Charles 01-cjizrward to becoming eighth graders. ?5 'fx'?5fE1Q?i rf, 4: , 3 3 1 - ff tw 5 a sta, 4 E mr K 3 gf 5' El , P by K lf! f KE, Prasher, Terry Pruster, Margaret Quinlan, David Rajinak, Paul Rammel, Pat Ray, Gloria Ray, Linda 52,1 ' L , , ,J 1, Vy1, ,,.,, ..., I. 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Condos, ton. Lek to rig . Gcksiugcf. - Y.. Middk W. Yon- od Row two: 3. 'l.igXcr. Y. Yvumkcc. Row four: mod, D. T. Crash, . NN C. Schhxp, C ibson, D. Kzdhxk. C. Skkuxc, Yr. Scmcs 9 Gred1cr,M. - , ez L. Xvondcrs, Row one: .. Row mme Yrufcton. Casanov n. Kcirnau, Row two: D. Dye, Y. Mc . Row four: D. Akkcy, A. , H. Bycxxra, B. Row one: S. Edwards, XL. Hockcnhcrry. . . Wzdkcr, C. O'dcXX. Row thrcez B. Luckcy, 'NL D. Sams, P. Greig, H. Brown, 78 D Ymchmmn. Row Sandy, S. Yuuscv. two: M. Goughnum Row Your Left to right: Row Bohm, I one: B. G .. Kc-Ilev. VV. Sm' 1 Row 1th, S. Mill entncr D thr , . Bangh ee: N. P ' ' s, P. Stok man. Ro atrlck, M. ' es. w two: M Facaks, M. ' . Auszin, M. Parsons. Row fo Row one: P. MVC Roth D J rs, B. 11oods,j.jones. Ro , . Cordell. Row three: C. W ' M. Wagner, P. King, D. ' W two: J XICMIIICII, D. Snpma. . K Cpncs, E R usscll, UI? . Bruny, C. G. Young. Ro ' Row one: T. Morrell three: j. S ' , 7 , B. U'ilIiamson. R arxcr, ll. Freccler, R. ' Haser. ow two' R Blmn. R u four: . . Raman, D. He ow four: j. Rosezl chr. Row uaum, T. Knorr, S. 79 P E T S S A X fs :UW wiQ UQNIUT H OB RA NR SI T O N E S T UT BR A0 SM B O N E S D R U M S Left to right: Row one: C. Wihiams, M. YOYYWOOLL ROW N102 3- SHUYS- R- Phihips. ilow three: S. Hcher, D. Snyder, R. Kitchen. Row four: L. Dooiey, j. Smith, S. Lacy. Row one: D. Wilt, S. Munnia. Row two: D. Christopher, F. Hays, T. Adkins. Row three: R. Kitchen, M. Spigiemire, j. Matthews, K. Rhodes. Row one: 1. Roe, S. Steiner, j. Baidcnspergei. .-v. S. Fisher. Row three: B. Duke, K. Barr, R. Hood. satoU 80 MA jORE TTES Left to right: F. Price, N. Steiner, K. O'Toole, G. Mullins, J. Chordar, J. Cross, S. Verell, j. Dcnious, D. Brown, head majorette. D! DIR aww A, , Mr. NCWC II' Keel BAND CAMP sv.ei!'..J, . ADWWMNNM N-+ WMWNM OUR E IO Row one: F. Geesman, K. james, S. Hout, M. McCarthy, L. Prehoda, B. jones, S. Fisher, P. Biddle, N. Baltic. Row two: L. Adams, L. Kirkbridc, M. Richardson, P. Stokes, Eggcrt. P. Payne, M. Kirck, A. Russell, M. Paymer. Row three: P. Miller, N. Clinehanzcl. B. Myers, J. YViley, M. Preh0da,IP. Cook, N. King, L. lVaters. Row four: K. Rhodes, P. Shelkofsky, H. Mann, B. Prentice, Miller, Tranthem, R. Cheadle, K. Smith, D. Butcher. EMBLE Row one: L. Xvaters, P. Biddle, I. Pavkov, B. Jones, E. Thompson, P. Shaw, T. Shreve. Row two: K. Smith, H. Welling, B. Snooks, H. Mann, Tranthem. IGH CHOIR Row one: T. Shreve, G. Goff, P. Shaw, E. Thompson, I. Pavkov, J. Miller, P. Wood, B. Broadhurst. Row two: M. Noffsingcr, M. Lazor, C. Howe, B. Jefferies, B, Durban, D. Marr, J. Pass, B. Byrd. Row three: M. Toothman, T. Schoch, J. Ellison, J. Robertson, P. Osburn, S. Santilli, P. Stokes, Ziglcr, S. Stark. Row four: R. Hood, B. Snooks, H. Welling, A. Goldsmith, J. Myers, J. Guy, P. Wiland, G. Sowers, D. Strawhecker. Miss Haynes OFFICERS K. Smith, Vice-President, J Guy, President, E. Thomp son, Treasurer, T. Shreve Secretary. Row one: D. Buie, Cross, S. Burdette, V. james, M. WVilson, C. Schlup P Prentice B Garrett II. Lohello. Row two: B. Bickey, B. Knotts, M. Black, J. Hndak, K. Baker M Sinehart one D. Aikey, M. Gibson, H. Brown. M. Slwast, P. Fuller, V. Baldensperger. Row three K Feldman Nl. Murray, f,lillIS. I.. Bzivless. S. Miller, R. Xvllll2ll1lSOll, C. Knorr, H H 'mt A Portuon Deomosely, K. WVylie, S. Pillow. Row four: N. YVard, B. Takacs, Dupaw S Bailey B Mills D. YVilt, F. Hays, J. Turner. M. Portwood, Sours, L. Shifflet, K. Barr Mr Keel Row one: I.. Hutchison, K. Smith, K. Brandt, D. Osborn, V. Bell, B. Jonson J. I.ah0, N. Smith, S. Mitthell, Alkyer. S. Carr, B. O'Nell, M. Dannemiller E. Harkness. Row two: S. Friend, T. Knect, N. Brownlee, D. Chappel, S Bailey. S. Rodehaver, P. Fisher, R. Pringle, D. Richard. D. Slater, j. Long S. Cairslcm. J. Rnuser, P. Prentice. Row three: S. Branson, D. Hudson, S Ballinger, L. Thompson. M. MeBruw, A. Buser, C. Pollay, K. YVilie, Shoff D. Dnilv, N. U'intt-rs, P. Crziddock, S. Harden, B. Spztrr. Row four: M Neiley, P. XV2l4lC, C. McMiller, Anderson. S. Haddix, N. Hile. E. Xvclsch VI. XVolf. R. Lewis. L. Ifcmtuna, J. Hlelling. B. Dztrnley, C. Pool, J. Edwards, N Allen. Miss Haynes Row one: D. Geisinger, C. Lowe, J. Bard. Row two: D. Slater. J. Pass, B. Carett, P. Price, El Bruny. Row three: C. 0'Dell, E. Baumgardner, T. Grcsh, J. Conklin. Row four: B. Young, H. Xvhited, I.. Dooley, C. Kerns. Officers: M. Cihson-Vice-President in charge of Management, C. Gibson- Vicc-Prcsiclent in charge of programming. Miss Woodward-Sponsor, L U'atLers-Prcsiclem, J. jones-Prayer and follow-up chairman. 85 YOUTH FOR CHRI T 3 OUR FI Ej'U IOR HIGH BA D Mr. Keel l LED BT MR. KEEL Left to right: First Row: Mr. Keel, J. Young, J. Buxton, L. Yeager, P. Deane, B. Baggesson, J Prasher, R. Rasmussen, R. Wilson, R. Kiefer, F. Simpson, C. Barlow, F. Germano. Second Row M. Sedlers, B. Guy, C. Caris, N. Bissell, F. Stefan, J. johanyak, G. Frazier, E. Ocepek, J. Hill. Third Row: J. Edwards, D. Stetler, T. Peters, R. Peters. 86 F ORE! G LA GUA GE AD VISOR Miss Springer Left to right: Row one: J. Bard, L. Bayless, M. Richards. E. Koch, K. Aman J. Hope, L. Adams, I.. Finana, E. Thompson, M. Kirschncr. Row two: Z Sifkncuu, I.. Carmziny, S. Dzunlcr, B. Cooper, M. lllCll2ll'KlSUll, M. Troutniun P. Cook. Row three: C. Hylton, R. Sutliff, J. Santilli, M. Kirck, B. Lackcy D. Thompson, M. Lalor, C. Schlup, T. Schoch, K. O'Toolc, Ellison. l AD VISOR Mrs. Stewart 87 H0 UR S0 CIETT SS 1 C. ' GCN Rx Mein xo fxqyv. wb. wma, C., Sea-Q YQQXLQQ , XQNQKS, 'ixixsb sow. 9.fiXgo6xQ.,y1X. QlxeQ0c9cXXodxAci, 5. bikinis, 'Y SXWQQ c,. 9. Yfxicv. 'lx Sxxixkv, 54N Yv.Y1io'a6YNx3is , S. ylXcOXewq , Y . S Scc006 Scsi: E. KXXKWXXXQSOXX, oo. XJ. Ykgxcs, Vw. N4KXvlsosoxx. ws. xCwq,,x,.wwa, vw. 0,4-, y,, Niqmcxs, fi Xixo, X. Y-woox KXXS , OGC . obs xoxo 09 4 fi o NXXOX S. 0 'YXNO Yom X, 'Y . fu ml-. l NN MUS, xc. XXfz.swvz.o. X, Op NA , xox. O. Xkcws. Sxxw XX. SOXQXK1, SCXXUQXX, YN 9000. 6c1,6.mMoo.Y-.Ywem 0 F ICER S J' K orhl Chq Y' T fc asurer. D . Ma Yr n Sec feta fy. ' L . Ad alns , Pre Side nt, , G . Ga Il S16 Vic C-P rcsiclbht 1 S5 D aviq .y S Pon sor 88 AVO 'flf'0'1 'Shake 41- IL 11, 1 ' LV 01- .' 8 0 4,7010 4' 011182620 Gffefq S' Sao C 4905? to Ii ' F127 Q 571:1- xiob' R0 Q1-to 0680 316, ' 111 . F Ile. blk-18.3.0 'bb '!V'S 0 r 'f1 'Zb Us 02 -S 'W' . ,fv 2614 21,013 s,,,Z'p,,0y4 fem dfcfr fqdk 00, li WI: 33 flfrthf 'lf 012 'Us nf' Q0 'S 'Yr O00 ' ' li 51 q'o,,l,f5a,1.sl7a1,' li haf, 111, 04. of, '14 If O.. 'fe ART CLUB 11,101 ,K 12 eff., 8 611 Xgbslha 34 R Liga . C60 OW' oils S1021 .8 0,91 X F 13766 four., Z .RUC-,Ia 54, u 0. ' P . R - J e.,,,.0w,'2a,, 2 'ICQ ' Per' Q1 Mis' bike: Jia' H495 R fc Yjvasof if AfL,CiZc4,5f.s3, smfybli Sbfgyoh argl. is 'ffl 'f Pe ' L, OFFICERS 0,0 JC Left to right: Mr. McGeary-Advisor, D. Bartell-Assistant Secretary, D. Timms-President, W. Portwood-Secretary, B. Alexander-Assistant Treas- urer, N. Baltic-Treasurer, R. Beal-Vice President. 89 OFFICERS C. Ruggcrs, Vice-President: D. Marr, Corn-spolitlillg sccrctaryg II. jont-s. President: L. Adams. Secretary: N. Sumner, Librariang B. Broadhurst, Chap' laing L. Hlatcrs, Treasurer. Row two: S. Ridge. C. Sikuttr. I. llilitsky. S. Macc, I.. Fisher, M. Simon. Row three: J. Guilliams, S. Brown, G. Mullins, C. YValkcr. M. Toothman, N. Middleton. 90 Row one: S. Plc-ss, D. Bonnet. F. lVilliums. C. Allen. D. Roddy, M. lwlfcllfllly. F U T RE TEA CHERS Left to right: Row one: M. Toth, B. lager, M. Noffsinger, M. Carlisle, M. Simon, B. Marshall M. Richardson, P. Negron, B. Broadhurst, P. McCarthy, L. Kirkbride, L. Aclams,.W. Portwoofl A. Buxton, C. Delhomer, S. Kovein, R. Mayer, K. James, J. Hudak, L. Prchoda, B. Jones, L Fisher, M. Lazor, D. Marr. Row two: D. Timms, M. Smith, M. Price, M. Szwast, C. Metzger P. Biddle, N. Stouer, S. Varell, P. Johnson, M. Pamer, E. Humphrey, N. Sumner, E. Kecle, M Prehoda, S. Mills, Ellison, D. Bahry. Row three: N. King, K. Spahr, K. Szwast, J. Chordar P. Fuller, R. Collins, J. Robertson, P. Schleicher, S. Selnik, J. Dague, L. Parks, C. Franks, D Dirry, W. Easterling, S. Mace, D. Thompson. Row four: J. McCombs, C. Fickle, J. Tranthem H. Mann, B. Knecht, G. Gangl, J. Zurzolo, J. Rayburn, B. Koger, J. Pardue, J. Kaster, B Prentice, S. Blendenbacher, I. Belitsky, B. Arnold, M. Jones. Left I Mrs S0 right- ' ho ' L. L I' Pavk rt'Af1vis Ofellz - . , V ov, Presidegi' P. osrerviglf-President. N . 1 Secretary Essig, Tr 1 rs, Spicer Cagurer. 1 Advisor' 9'l RED CR OSS iLnXwcsxs . XXcx , Ocumci . M. O'SdxX. X. She I Y XY XXYy5xxx'5, ice. M. C. X yMcss.S. AMX. A S, Nlohcxx, Ya. ' S. 'Y cxwkXXkg,cs, V-QAQXQQQK. Y. Vx Bow mtcc: S. 0 NN. 'Y imxxxwmx, Vw. Vase 'Ai 5. Aw-. KQV-N, . gl Mi. Xu. X, Aoxxc. wk XR X kwa. Qs. VHQX . XC. , XA wx 'X X-R . 'Mk 3 .Sw V mvmxx, C.. . xhcux, X. YN. Yxkug, 'kXq,ow, S. . Y YRMQ. Oxxxf , X'1.YlxxCC' . 'cn Y. 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OFFICERS Obly Lflh I7 fl 4 .K :Q . ' Sfnhlff. 93 A D V . I S O R S Left to right: Mr. Copeland. Mrs. Hartncy, Mr. Callahan. Left to right: M. Richurdson-Recording Sccre tzlrv, D. BHICITl'l'-P2111iZlI11Cl1lZ'll'i21l1, T. Shrovcw Corresponding Scfrctary. L. YVattcrs-Chaplain P. CC1iJk'VifC President, J. Koslko-Prcsiclcnt, P Milich-Treasurer. Left to right: Row one: L. Fisher, E. Koch, J. Delhommer, B. Byrd, L. Prehoda, C. Spindlel, J. Ziglar, P. Cocy, J. Taylor, J. Wyler. Row two: B. Marshall, E. Thompson, M. Price, M. Prchoda, B. Ballinger, S. Darr, Baker, J. Pcllc, D. Bahry. D. Virostko, C. Sikute. Rom three: M. Kirshncr, N. Sumner, N. Dobson, J. Combos, B. Kirkcndall, S. Miller, C. Hartman, P. Johnson, N. Droblyen, T. Bonnaci, B. Arnold. Row four: D. Timms, Chordar, W. Conrad, B. Edwards, N. Middleton, Ellison, K. Snyder, P. Landis, H. Pursell, L. Ward. M ODER TE Left to right: P. Gay, Secretary, J. Denious, Vice President, T. Shreve, President, G. Mancuso, Treasurer, Miss Lipovac, Advisor. O F F I C E R S 94 Left to right: Row one: P. Flynn, J. Zema, E. Humphrey, S. Ballinger, R. Mayer, L. Koch, B. Broadhurst, L. Adams, R. Gates, J. Dctwillcr, S. Mills, C. Spindler, B. Byrd, J. Faix, S. Bohm, P. Riley, J. Sager. Row two: I. Pavko, S. Fisher, M. joles, M. Price, B. Topa. K. Daily, L. Fisher, C. Franks, M. Noffsinger, C. Hartman, P. Cook, T. Bonnaci, B. Aussets, H. Gay, D. Bahry, C. Metzger. Row three: L. Spoon, S. Spoon, J. Lion, N. Baltic, P. Bartell, N. Sumner, P. Shaw, B. Riemenschneider, L. Kirkbride, J. Korrnendy, M. Lazor, T. Schoch, J. Ellison, B. Rucker. Row four: J. Chaney, B. Jones, S. Selnik, P. Shikowski, J. Tranthem, C. Fickle, J. Miller, A. Field, I. Belitsky, S. Mace, S. Purcy, C. Abicht, G. Mullens, J. Chordar, D. Kerry, K. Szwast, C. Sikute, B. Edwards. PE PAL CL UB Left to right: M. Carlisle, Treasurer, D. Marr, President, J. Pelle Corresponding Secretary, Miss jameson, Advisor: P. johnson, Re cording Secretaryg B. Essig, Vice-Presidents B. Marshall, Chaplain 0 F F I C E R S '95 OFFICERS Secretary, M. Sillsapg Sponsor, Mr. Palmer, Vice-President, G. Lycans. Row one: J. Calvert, J. Randolph. Row two: C. Mar- chok, P. Zenncr, J. Reagan. Row three: D. Limer, B. Forrester, S. Purcy, C. Abicht. Row four: D. Akom, J. Kitchen, J. Callahan, J. Watson. 96 DIS TRIB U TI VE ED U CA TIO j.E.TS. OFFICERS Left to right: Row one: M. Hofle, B. Willken- son, Treas: T. Tobin, Sec.: J. Noon, V. Pres.: B. Cochoy, Pres.: M. Snyder. Row two: G. Gangle, J. Kostko, H. Mann, J. Rayburn, J. Pardue. SCIENCE CL UB T. Gresh, R. Kiney, C. Schlup, N. King M. Lazor, K. Ward. Row two: J. Sourer B. Wilkinson, B. House. Thornton, M Nvilson. j. Pardue. K. jenkins. Row three D. Kirkenbrode, B. Davies, G. Young, B McNair, M. Dawson, G. Bcttinger, D Hine. L. Dooley, Rayburn. Row four: D. Bla7er, R. Delegrange, P. Kirk, S Bitting, B. Knect. H. Mann, H. Hofle C. Gangle, M. Snyder. 1 Mr. Ludlum Advisor J. Kaster, Program director: Mr. Hard- wick, advisor: B. Cochoy, Pres.: Kor- mendy, V. P.: J. jones, Sec. CAMERA CLUB Left to right: Mri Pottingcr, R. Franz, R. Wiggington, L. Naylor, W. Portwood K Barr Prcsidcnt, M. Portwood, M. Lazor, M. Allen. Left to right: Row one: P Fishcr, C. Frazier, S. Santilli Row two: Miss Jameson. ad visor, L. Uruaua, R. Yvigging- ton, A. Carn. Row three: K Smolc, B. Trier, J. Randolph K. Szwast, Miss Baker, ad- visor. Row four: C. Fickle CARD! AL TAFF Left to right: Row one: A. Myers, L. Rammel, S. Ridge. J. Zema, D. Fostyk. Row two: B. Prentice, M. Prehoda, J. Pass, M. I-Iorvath, L. Watters. Row three: G. Gangl, J. Kormendy, E. Thompson, N. Droblyen, L. Dooley. Row four: K, Smith, R. Bishop, Armour, H. Mann, M. Snyder. P fess AD VISOR Mr. Friedman 1 1 i t Q59 nhl? THE CARDINAL S 2-'TTTEI NJEOSPA 2 2 I J' Asst'-'Q Published monthly-September through June-by the student of Kenmore High School, 2140 - 13th Street S. W., Akron 14 Ohio. Subscription and Advertising rates upon request. Editor-in-Chief .......................................... . ...........,. Eugene Gang Managing Editor .......... ,....,..... D iane Fosty News Editor .................... ................ . ....,... L inda Watter Assistant News Editor ....... ........ . . ......,........... Ellen Thompso Feature Editors .............. ....... J ean Zema, Bonnie Prentic R. xl Activities Editor ........ .- ...................,...... Leigh Ramme Ji'-lx Shorts Editor ......... ............................ M ike Snyde 7 ' 'Nor ..........,... . ..... ........ R on Per ' ' ,Q ' notographer ........ ........... D avid Hin 'P ' 4 1 Editor ............. ..... N ancy Droblye f j '- less Manager .....,.. .........................,........ H arold Man , lation Manager ............................................ June Kormend . , lications Personnel ........ Ken Smith, Marguarite Prehoda or Sandy Ridge, Bonnie Rucker, Nancy King, Ann Myers Alex Pall, Marilyn Horvath. Director of Publications .................................... J. R. Friedma Principal ......,.....,....................... ....... M. R. William TAFF J. Kormendy, Editor-in-chief Mr. Friedman, Advisorg P. Cook Assistant. Left to right: J. Pass, Assistantg L. Roberts, Underclassmen Edi- torg Peggy May, Assistant. G.A.A. FLOAT HA PP ,, C - ..:, L U CK T GIRLS EM ORIES ARTUUB HWWRMUEN' I0 m-waz mmmnmm Ca-qImO o'uQgon MMZZN NNEW mbNm G0 G A A O F F I C E R S Left to right: S. Stokes-Intermural Chair- man, A. Mills-Vice President, Pam Cook- Trezlsurer. M. Carlisle-President, P. Biddle- Correspomling Secretary, S. Bohm-Recording Secretary, Miss Sweeney-Advisor. Left to right: Denious - President, M Simon-Vice President, M. Carlisle-Co-Chair man, Mr. Oster-Advisor, M. Richardson- Trensurer. L. Adams-Co-Chairman. - Left to right: M. Richardson-President, J. Chordar-Vice President, G. Mzmcuso-Secrc- tary, P. Cocy-Treasurer, F. Price-Chaplain, Santelli-Historian, Mrs. Kelly-Advisor. ' 'Y ZNNN O F F I C E R S 145 'T' 8.99. Left to right: Row onc: D. Kirck. C. lkztllittgctx li, hnooks P. Milich, R. Rector. A. Pzttnki. I.. Scilucrt, C. Young B. Drtvics, Mr. NIllggill-,'XllYiS0l'. Row two: Ci. XYAIIIM-ck M. Sobitz. C. Kitfhcn. C. Czmgl, B, Hoffmann. V. Vzmyo M. Noon, C. Bloom. Row thrcc: xl. XVt-humor. K. CLot'tcc R. Cross, M. Hoflc, J. Kostko, li. Stcwztrt. G. Smith. D. Poliug J. Brownlee. HO 0121 G THEIR Q EE Officers: B. Knecht-Vicc-President, Advisor-Mr. Bauer, B. Kogcr-Secretary, Eugene Gaugi- Presidcnt, H. Mann-Chaplain. Row one: left to right: Bradcovich, B. Wilkinson, B. Hause, J. Pardue. Row two: J. Kaster, J. Rayburn, J. Moon. Row three: B. Shctler, M. Snyder, R. Hood, K. Smith. 106 U f3 . 2 HI- N V WE . an anu1lif ru 5 . -f MMQWK ,pf im? 3, HOMECOMI QUEE S SIE Tl1e 1959 Homecoming Dance was held on October 17. Our pretty Queen was Susie Darr escorted by Marty Hofle, Crowner-Francie Price escorted by Carl Adamson, and Maid of Honor-Shirley Stokes escorted by Larry Hutchison. The members of the court included: Linda Adams- Gary Ballinger, Darlene Brown-Ed Stewart, Judy Denious-George Mfal- beck, Barb Ann Jones-Pete Milich, Barb Jean Jones-Gene Gangl, Margie Richardson-Dick Butcher, Star Bohm-Bob Shetler, Jean Chor- dar-xlerry Guy, Linda Lorenz-Ken Coffee, Alice Mills-Harry XVelling, Pam Backus--lim Bradcovich, Linda Hofle-Joe Zurzola, Susie Rode- haver-Don Barton. The Crown bearer was Bobby Darr, and Flower girl Susie Stewart. 109 T-TEEN KING E EGA GL Eugene Gangl, the Y-TICEN KING, was chosen for his many activities ancl serviees. He is Vive- Presiclent of the Senior Class, Presi- clent of Hi-Y, Vice-l'resiflent ol' Honor Society. Fclitor of the News- paper. a member ol' Student Coun- eil, Jets Club. Seienee Club and F.T.A. He plays basketball. base- ball, and football. He was ehosen the Outstanding Defensive Player at Kenmore. Gene was given the Optimist Youth Appreciation Award for -lune. He represented us at Boys' State last summer. Q V , 'W- aww, KX Y 3 Eff' l 5 w , . 5 ws 5 f 1 an X , f 'ig + Fx, Q J-Q 'Q fr N , M, M 15 'x 9 1 2 , ,, Yi is 5 4 1553 J Eff ggi s , 5? E ig Q, Q I 1 K 1LL, :if Q. VVZ, A , if KE MORE HIGH Row one: T. Alexander. Bradcovich. EI. Brownlee, -I. Wehner, H. Welling. Row two: K. Smith T. J. Pcrren, G. Smith, L. Smith, M, Hudson, R. Rector. Row three: D. Kirkembrod, K. Coffee C. Bitting, L. Edwards, R. Shetler. Row four: D. Barton, G. Gangle, D. Blascr, J. Guy. C014 CHE g Mr. Pryor, Mr. Axlinc, Mr. Sturm, Mr. Ludlum, Mr. Stagcr. l 12 FOOTBALL TEAM Row one: G. Walbeck. M. Hoflc, C. Adamson, B. Forester. G. Ballinger. Row two: E. Stewart L. Hutchison, A. Pataki, M. Noon, B. Davies. HI. Zurzola. Row three: J. Rcitly, B. Martin M. Swinehart, P. Milich, B. Fulton. Row four: K. Williams, D. Butchcr. C. Kcpnvs. KI. Swircs H3 innunnqnw V joe Zurzola Kenny Goffee Bob Shetler xrmr-'v- Q T.-we-vw--4 vv fv- Jerry Guy v'-vvlwrrwlpl V , 1. fffrunsspunup-qw-..... V--Q. .V 1,-.....f.-..--,U-. Pete Milich GRID Harold Welling Ed Stewart 1 'I4 H' '1' Marty Hofle George Walbeck 4 I Gene Gangl l , l , 1, , Gary Ballinger SEN I ORS Jim Bradcovich Larry Hutchison 5 N 5, N 151 ,w?Wfss ' +vii?T5fWEi3i5 -, . Nff'6?1212ii 1 f'5?i5?E?5?f?EQ?E H Qdfifq Q- :suffix jgrawff '51,-1 - ,,,,., 1. :,,,. ..?.li.:i:,1 ?efi?i L ii 5 Dick Butcher Don Barton Tony Alexander I Carl Adamson ROSS Coach Oylcr Row one: J. Durbin, B. Broclc. L. Smcltz, B. Bassett. M Cinglc. J. Knox. Row two: R. Cross, AI. Koslko. C. Young M. Davison, -I. Smith. T. Mack. 116 B A S If E T B A L L First row: left to right: NI. Huclak. C. Bishop, J. Buhrv. W. Smith. I,. Hurri son, R. Ruman. Second row: Coach Conley, C. Buck. Al. l'Vmy, C. Cook D. Blaser, Chermonte. D. Herolfl. Left to right: Peggy Myers, Nancy Brownlee, Susie Rhodehaver, Kay Smith. E E R L E A D E R S . Y. , R 9, one- ygaram U Yerfe taghu XXOWXGYEXQ, thy T. 5 to D- Q. li? C- li'022'f'wW S' G. GW5 ' Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore D. Vol' ' NIP' x ese- R' Bliwi l' kno e. C,en0 ow 1 B. Dull VAR ITT 65 Ellet 56 Coventry 37 North 64 Barberton 44 Central 55 Bedford 61 Buchtel 49 Springheld 47 Garfield ' 70 Hoban 59 East 52 St. Vincent 54 South 52 Cuyahoga Falls 'I'I8 Coach Lauer 59 50 50 45 66 40 66 7 3 88 67 57 64 67 77 CA GE , Paul Genovese guard Dave Kirek forward E IOR Gene Gangl forward Chalk up two more! A CTIO Patti Stemple K.H.S. mascot 'II9 What a hook! VAR ITT From left to right: Dot Virostko. Shirley Stokes. Pollff Biddle. Alyce Mills. Star Bohm, Susie Darr. VIC? ORT I ZHEIR CRY: Q 1 vi From left to right: ,Izunicc llclhummvr. lam-I Santilli, RE ER VE Linda Stemple, Alice Hathaway Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Ellet Coventry North Barberton Central Bedford Buchtel Kenmore 58 Springfield Kenmore 68 Garheld Kenmore 48 Hoban Kenmore 57 East Kenmore 44 St. Vincent Kenmore 58 South Kenmore 63 Cuyahoga Falls Left to right: Row one: Coach Oyler, B. Neal, K. Smith, R. Cross, B. Fulton. Row two: D. Ocepeck, G. Tahany, B. Bassett, J. Turner, D. Vought. T-TEE Left to right: Row one: L. Stemple, S. Darr, P. Negron, Miss Sweeney Row two: P. Cook, I. Pavkov, P. May, C. Schlup, J. Combos. Row three P. King, M. Carlisle, N. Thrams, M. Kirek, B. Lackey, B. Kirkendall. BA KETBALL Left to right: Row one: P. Cool, M. Lamn, B. Ford, D. Zager, K. West, Coach Zaveson. Row two: B. Ross, D. Ross, R. Williams, C. Stevens, J. Burke. 71:11. am. NK xx C ,, 5-U Lx -,,,,.-,,,,,,a...., , if Z I ai- Left to right: D. Kirek, D. Poling, B. Snooks, M. Sobitz. Coach Palmer. 'N f'N I l I l l A 5 C IS! Row one: left to right: B. Brode, II. Welling, K. Rhodes, B. Davies, R. Carlson, B. Huffman, P. Milich, T. Mack, L. Seibert, B. Jennings, M. Hudson. Row two: left to right: G. Guilliams. C. Barton, T. Elskolz, J. Durbin, J. Townsend, B. Alexander, M. Hardin. C. Young, G. Remaklus, j. Smith. h 123 gn, TRA CK on K Serdinak D Vouge M Row one: C. Young, C. Fergus , . , . , Hudson, B. Brode, J. Shrimshrock. Row two: D. I-Iine, J. Brown- lee, J. Wehner, C. Durbin, L. Naylor, D. Kirkenbrod, J. Smith B. Martin, R. Webh. Row three: Coach Oyler, B. Bassett, M Noon, R. Cross, M. Hofle, C. Bloom, T. J. Perren, J. Reidy, J Davis. J. Thorn ton. Ti .. QU' 124 BA EBALL Row one: G. Ballinger, C. Kepncs, K. Coffee, A. Pataki, L. Smith. Row two: J. Rosenbaum, B. Davies, G. Smith, J. Kostko, B. Fulton, B. Wil- liamson, G. Gangle, D. Snyder. Row three: J. Fike, H. Wvelling, R. Bishop, L. Hutchison, J. Townsend. 125 FRESHMA FOOTBALL Row one: left to right: Coach Sturm, B. Ficarra, J. Salzwimmer, M. Bohm, B. Sherman, J. Welling. Row two: Coach Ludlum, T. Haydue, J. Chermonte, J. Payne, C. Bryant, P. Cool. Row three: J. Riccill, B. Hood, G. Duff, G. Clinton, M. Spigelmire. Row four: L. Blinn, J. Bahry, T. Shreve, B. Dunn, G. Edmunds, R. Kitchen. HQNQRS: Third Team All-City, Gene Gangl. Honorable Mention, Gary Ballinger. Third Team All-District, Gene Gangl. CARDIN AL AWARD OFFENSE MARTY HOFLE DEFENSE- GENE GANGL 126 mf M Q, X X K7 ' .ifmwaf 1 if W ' 4' 'I' 7ff'3fif A L fi,-V-f'Q'f.x 15 wi' vs V ,G 5, fm . Q 55, is 1 A A was W pr, L, is ,K F4 'S J' ,lt BR ODE DRY CLEANING COMPAU T Kenmore's Quality Cleaners Four Trucks to Serve You 930 Kenmore Boulevard SH 5-2173 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 Our entire staff is at your finger tips with years of experience and top-notch performance of their ability to give you the best in DRY-CLEANING, as a mark of distinction. George and Irving Brorle YOUR OFFICIAL JEWELERS TO CLASSES OF 1953, 1954, 1956, 1960 REPRESENTATIVE GILSON MILTONBERGER 1010 EUCLID AVE. ROOM No. 513 CLEVELAND 15, OHIO FINE CLASS RINGS ALWAYS THE FINEST NOW ALSO THE BEST 70S 2 E ' ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS STONEY'S FURNITURE 984 Kenmore Blvd. Complete Record Department Next Door to McDowell Drug Max The Tailor KENMORE TAILORING Levi's, Arrow Shirts, Adam Hats, Sportswear Use Our Layaway Plan Park Free In Rear 975 Kenmore Blvd. SH 5-5122 BRUMBAUGH FLORAL Flowers For All Occasions 932 Florida Ave. SH 5-3828 O K POTATO CHIP CO. 905 Florida Ave. Akron 14, Ohio KENMORE SPARKLE MARKET 938 Kenmore Blvd.' Complete Food Market Compliments of KENMORE BARBER SHOP We need your head in our Business KENMORE DRUG COMPANY COLLEN ELECTRIC CO. Professional Prescriptions Salesf-S6l'ViCC I I Your Friendly Neighborhood Drug Store Catgsgiltildwxigga 94.2 Kenmore Blvd, SH 5-3922 1058 Kenmore Blvd. SH 5-6813 The Boulevard To Better Bowling BOULEVARD LANES 941 Kenmore Blvd. Akron 14, Ohio PERL E. WAXLER Insurance Agency 1014 Kenmore Blvd. SH 5-5316 METZGER DRUG CO. 1020 Kenmore Blvd. SH 5-4914 1004 Ke Time Will Pass- Will You? KENMORE HARDWARE Akron, Ohio nmore Blvd. SH 5-5114 COTTAGE FLORAL SHOPPE F lowers say it best 920 Kenmore Blvd. SH 5-9414 TROPHIES WATCHES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS WHOLESALE DIAMONDS UF 1960 Ourq1lczlity is higher Than our Flagpole SH 5-7950 2330 Manchester Rd. Akron 14, Ohio DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Wm. jf. SCHL UP FUNERAL HOME THE HOME OF SINCERITY IN SERVICE 796 Kenmore Blvd. Akron 14, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS Qf0 UNGJS HUTEL T0 THE CLASS 0F '60 FINE FOODS COMPLETE DINNER MENU IDEAL NITE CL UB BANQUETS PARTIES SH 5-6116 LOU BICKEY MANCHESTER RD., PORTAGE LAKES KELLET QUALITY TOOL 599 MACHINE CU. 545 Grant Street GENERAL MACHINE WORK-CONTOUR MACHINING ALL INDUSTRIAL KNIVES MADE OR RECONDITIONED TOOLS 81 DIES HQUALITY QQ: SERVICE HE 4-9215 AKRON 11, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of '60 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Kenmore Branch 949 Kenmore Blvd. McD OWELLQS PHARMACY Downtown KHS Headquarters 3 Pharmacists 980 Kenmore Blvd. IRENE MACKO'S STYLING SALON 1066 Kenmore Blvd. SH 5-8316 Congratulations Class of i60 DON'S SUNOCO SERVICE Corner of Manchester -and Waterloo MACK COAL CO. Dealers in High Grade Coal K Coke Harry Darnley Thomas Darnley SH 5-5522 Managers 770 W. Wilheth OTIE'S AUTOMOTIVE Precision Electronic Balancing 1950 Manchester Rd. Everything for the Automotive Enthusiast Congratulations Marlemfs Class of 1960 SIMON'S BEVERAGE AND DELICATESSEN 1972 Manchester Rd. PL 3-6312 HUSTON-PUGH Sporting Goods Co. 101 S. Main Street BL 3-3106 0hio's largest school and Jacket Storen PARAMOUNT PHOTOGRAPHY 1022 Kenmore Blvd. PL 3-3017 PL 3-4965 M. H. SLUSSER REALTY CO. Fast service our motto 2461 Manchester Rd. Akron .14, Ohio Res. SH 5-6219 Ralph Milano Best wishes to the Class of ,609 RALPH MILANO'S SHOE SERVICE Our Motto Quality material, Quality work- Low Prices Shoes dyed to match 81 also Resueded-Zippers fixed Anything in the leather line 935 Kenmore Blvd. Akron 14, Ohio BEST WISHES T0 ALL from STUDENT COUNCIL C. E. FORSTER 81 SON Manufacturing Jewelers 204 U.R.W. Building 87 S. High St., Akron, Ohio Jewelry Repairing, Diamond Resetting SPECIAL LOW ,S TERMS e GREENWALD PL TMO UTI-I 763 Kenmore Blvd. G 6Our Chicken Dinners Are Worth Crowing Aboutn Specializers in Chicken, we also serve Steak, Ham and Fish HOPOCAN GARDENS VA 5-9876 9:00 a.m. to 12:45 a.m. 'Weekdays 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sundays Gareld Joe Palmer Hopocan Ave. Ext. James fliayj Johnson Barberton, Ohio BOB'S HAMBURGER '6YOU'VE TRIED THE REST, NOW TRY THE BEST 1351 East Ave. Akron 14, Ohio PRENTISS 8: DE MOSS Insurance Agency Insurance Kc Bonds PL 3-3676 2071 East Ave. Akron 14, Ohio PECK M0 VERS, INC . AGENT 4, NATIONAL VAN LINES PO 2-7219 COMPLIMENTS OF: PAULETTE PECK Sth Grade, INNES JR. HIGH STUVER BROS. COMPANY Building Material Hardware 1564 Kenmore Blvd. SH 5-1175 JACK'S BARBER SHOP U 2391 Manchester Rd. Akron 14, Ohio Jack Noggle COMPLIMENTS OF: CONGRATULATIONS LIL,S FASHION SHOP BOND BREAD 971 Kenmore Blvd. SH 5-8415 423 Livingston St. Akron, Ohio UNITED THE SUPERIOR TOOL C63 MACHINE CO. 1508 Kenmore Blvd. MOVING 652 ERECTING CO. MIKE BYCURA, MGR. 32 Years experience 723 Harrison Ave. QSE CVC! 4? SPORTING GOODS 64- East Mill Street JE 5-4158 Bud,' Krampe Chet Waugh Jim Armington Bernie Mofitt C0NGRATULAT'0NS CITY SCRAP sf SALVAGE COMPANY WATERLOO SUPPLY COMPANY 611 W. Wilheth Road 875 W. Wilheth Road . PL 3-2211 Akron 14, Ohm Compliments of SCOTT PHARMACY SH 5-2002 F. H. SOURS AND SON, INC. Across from Akron Baptist Temple 2106 Manchester Road CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 60 LEO E. SAN TILLI Jewelry Diamonds Watches 2221 Twentieth Street SH 5-3195 ALLIED PRINTING OOM PAN T JOHN P. FONGHEISER PROPRIETOR PL 3-8436 1414 Kenmore Blvd. Akron 14, Ohio L- DUI ur Mmvd Ou--.... T , lr ll .. 'I F- - Lumber - Plywood - Paint Millwork - Hardware Everything You Need For Do It Yourself Quality and Service Are Our Products, We Can Help You Plan, Build and Finance Your New Home Call SHerwood 5-3121 LTMAN HA WKINS LUMBER CO. 1300 Kenmore Blvd. at Wilbeth Road E. H. ELMER PRENTICE R. P. BOB,' PRENTICE Class of '38 1154 Kenmore Blvd. PL 3-7721 KENMORE BLVD. HOME was enlarged and remodeled in 1953. PRENTICE 655' CO. FUNERAL HOME Established 1915 4-5 years Experience in Conducting Distinctive and Dignified Funerals of all Faiths. E. R. MAC McCARTY J. N. NAT PRENTICE Class of '37 856 Coburn St. FR 6-6153 COBURN STREET HOME was remodeled and enlarged in 1958. We have for the convenience of our patrons two complete funeral homes in Akron. Both funeral homes are completely air-conditioned, have Casket Display Rooms, Wicks Pipe Organs, Chapels with seating capacity for over 450 people, preparation rooms, and all fa- cilities for the efficient conducting of all types of funerals. TONY'S Sl RAY'S . Congratulations Service Station . Seniors Corner Kenmore Blvd. And Manchester Rd. PHONE SH 5-0432 FROM A FRIEND KENMORE SH 53383 MUFFLER sl AUTO SERVICE M- LAZOR Licensed Master Plumber General Collision Work of Akron 8a Summit County Auto Painting Plumbing 81 Heating 1549 Kenlnore Blvd, SH 5-5767 2432 Manchester Akron 14, Ohio There were times we thought we wouldn't, but we finally got it done. It took a lot of effort, but we had a lot of fun! THE STAFF Our 1960 Cardinal Patrons Sue and Jim, Sharon and Ed, Nancy and Carl. Carol Coupe and Don Garden, Myra Farley and Richard Mcafee, Bonnie Woods and Jim Thorton. The Varsity Cheerleaders: Star, Polly, Alyce, Shirley, Susie, and Dot. Susie and Hutch, Jan and Benny. Mary and Jay, Springfield, Jane and Harold, Hower. Nancy Droblyen, Judy Denious, Pat John- son, Becky Essig, Georgianna Mancuso, Dot Virostko. Margie Lazor and Dwight Gribsby, Pud- dles and Buifie. T. J. and Marie, B. K. and Bev. Delores Van Norstram and George Greer, Veronica Mangrum and Dave Lauer, Carol Phillips and Jim Howe. 1959-60 K.H.S. Majorettes: Darlene Brown, Judy Denious, Francie Price, Jan- ice Cross, Gloria Mullins, Jean Chordar, Nancy Steiner, Kathy 0,Toole, and Sue Varrell. Bob Cochoy and Terry Gresh, Lee Ed- wards and Carla Kerns. Mary Lou Calvert and Tony Pierce, Mari- anne Panler and Jerry Calvert, Linda Cal- vert and Jerry Pierce. First semester ninth period Orators. Jan Baker, Susie Darr, Pat Negron, Mary Ann Carlisle, Pat Ostervich, Margie Rich- ardson. June Kormendy, Russel Buck and Moon- shine. First period English Literature. Second period English Literature. Fourth period English Literature. Fifth period English Literature. Eighth period English Literature. Steph Selnik and Ben Bowen. Marguerite Prehoda, Lucy Prehoda, Jan- ice Delhommer, Pat Landis, Marilyn Hor- vath, Pam Cook. Ronnie, Janice, Peggy, Carolyn, Billie. Best wishes from the Foreign Language Club. Mr. Rice s first period Senior Problems Class. Mr. Rice's second period Senior Problems Class. Sam, Lamb, Tom Dooley, and the Fords. Mr. Rice's fifth period Senior Problems Class. Mr. Rice's fourth period Senior Problems Class. Pat Gay and Larry Metzger. John Pennell and Bert Flowers, Kenneth Yoder and Linda Kunkle, Larry Gaston and Diane Fostyk. Skid I, Duke, Dan, and J. W. Ill. Edna Bale and Billy Joe, Betty and Eddie, Phyllis and Bruce. Judy Pelle, Norma Sumner, Sharon Fisher, Billie Broadhurst, Kathy Dailey, and Pam Wood. Deanna Willener and George Edwards, Marlene Simon and Cliff Milo, Rita Wig- ington and Ronnie Vaudrin. Mr. Rice's seventh period Senior Problems Class. Puddles, Smiley, Puggy, Martsy, Fuzzy, Angel No. 1. Brent and Ellen, Sharleen and R. C. Annette Field and Hank Cable, Illona Belitsky and Al Martin, Cecilia Franks and Bill Haynes: Dee Willener, Marlene Simon, Rita Wig- ington, Judy Dague, Marianne Pamer, and Norma Sumner. Mr. Rice s eighth period Senior Problems Class. Tina, Jeanne, Nancy, Gerry, Bunny Wab- bit, Slugger. Thelma Shreve, Kathy Dailey, Barbara Arnold, Donna Timms, Dianne Bahry, Pam Wood. Star Bohm, Phyless Riley, Pat Scott, Pam Coey, Karen Brode, Priscilla Osburn. The Gang: Cecelia Franks, Sally Mace, Judy Taylor, Annette Field, Sandy Blen- denbacher, Illona Belitsky. Becky and Danny. Homeroom 223 P. T. A. Champs. Pat Scott and Carl Nipper, Karen Brode and Don Ballard. Mary Brooks and Roscoe Carty, Shirley Pless and Bud Brooks. The exclusive clique group: Harold Mann, Jim Moon, Bill Wilkinson, John Rayburn, Jerry Pardue, Jerry Kaster. Marcy Price and Butch Genovese, Pat Schleicher and Bill Heideman, Gean Goff and Harold Garrard. Marcy Price, Steph Selnik, Mary Noffsin- ger, Pat Bethune, Pat Schleicher, Gean Goff. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Blaser and family. Ginny and Paul. Linda and Jim Mr. and Mrs. John L. Zema and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Rector and family. Mary and Ed Mr. and Mrs. Broadhurst. Mr. and Mrs. John Perv, Ron and Karen, John, Mark, and Dart. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Swires and family. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Detwiler. Herbert D. Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Welling and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Knecht and Bill. Your 9th Ward Councilman. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zager. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mehlmaur, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Brown, Sharon and Sue, Ron- nie and Pete. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Croskey. Mr. and Mrs. John Sica. Mr. and Mrs. John Kepnes, daughter, Sandy, and son, Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wigington. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ruchor. Mr. and Mrs. M. Adamson. Barbara Germano. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saus. Pat McCarthy and Larry Metzger. Mrs. Lawrance Purdy. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Biddle and Polly. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Manning. Congratulations Class of 1960, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Rhodes. Q QC, N6 gs . 1,15 1. ., ..q,,,,,. , 5 g f -'m'- -5, f xr 5 w H L. 'slff je kkk. 7 : Y ff! - . ' Q1 4 E Q5-' 3 . , IIQYSU V gk' ,i f Xu ,L ' 4 . - i ,L.' t T , WM 156 M .. N ' 16541, - 1? M , 1 ,,, I APPRECIA T10 YVe trust that you will find pleas- ure and joy in the 1960 Cardinal. The arduous task of pictorially pre- senting the complexion of Kenmore Junior-Senior High School was made a pleasure through the cooperation of many dedicated individuals. ' Mr. Friedman, our advisor, was un- tiring in his efforts. We areipleased to acknowledge the aid and assistance of Messrs. Don Leahy, M. R. Wil- liams, C. T. Monroe, and the M. O'Neil Company's Messrs. Fitzgerald and Rowh. Assistant editor Pam Cook was al- ways willing to help. She also served as sports editor, and with the assist- ance of Larry Dooley, did an excel- lent job covering the scene at Ken- more. Business manager Becky Essig did a most eflicient job handling the adver- tising and patrons' pages. With the able assistance of Jim Armour, they made this yearbook possible. Feature editor Margie Richardson did an outstanding job. Her work was made easier by the splendid co- operation she received from Nancy King. No book is complete without a faculty section. Harold Mann and his assistant, Bonnie Rucker, handled this job excellently. Pat Landis and Peggy May did a fine job of taking over the under- classmen section which was begun by Lois Roberts. Judy Robertson, activities editor, deserves a great deal of credit for her work. Barb Kirkendall ably assisted her. Our line art work was done by Ron Perv. Typist Nancy Droblyen did a splendid job and was capably assisted by Marguerite Prehoda. David Hine and his assistant, john Payne, did a fine job of portraying life at Kenmore with their cameras. There are others, unmentioned, that helped to make this yearbook possible and to all we extend our sincere thanks. May God in His infinite glory grant each one of you success, happiness, and peace. june Kormendy Editor-in-chief gvunsooxs .Jhk.:.i.:....aL.......9..1L-,.-I ,M ff, .. -,WM-f. ,...,, ,rglfnza H.. - 7 ...,...5.,..A, X753 I I I I I I I I I I I I I n I I I ' I I I I P I v v I P 1- I I I' r r A a P P r I E L I. F 'T I If I' I' I' bi Y TW, YT. i WY -we in ,. .,,, . ' W