Kenston High School - Kenstonian Yearbook (Chagrin Falls, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

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This year's staff was no exception as they gathered photographs, sought adver- tisements, and wrote suitable materials, all in the shadow of that incessant deadline. A yearbook, however, should be more than just a bound collection ofadvertisements, photographs, and writing. ln it should be captured the spirit of young people, who in combination with their outstanding faculty and administration, make our school what it is. In this yearbook we hope that you will find the greatness that exists inside the walls of our school captured inside the pages of this 1963 KENSTONIAN. PIZINCIPAI-'Q MESSAGE May I take this opportunity to extend greetings to all the students of Kenston High School. To the Seniors particularly, I would like to extend my best wishes for your fu- ture undertakings, whatever they may be. A Yearbook represents the ef- forts ofa few members of the school to capture and preserve for all of us the many and varied activities of the school. Ihope you will enjoy this opportunity to reflect upon the past school year. Perhaps you may someday come to treasure this yearbook, since it offers you an op- portunity to relive many happy and enjoyable experiences at Kenston High School. Again, my best wishes to you always. . N55 In ,Mag g ' bf A' ' Fred E. Klaisner Principal CONTENTS MNWISTHHTION 4fFAGvUY 2 SE NIQQQ .67 6 Haig masses , X eil Acravmes S PORTS SE NIORS ONLY -9' :IL , W fe A ADW: RT rss MEN75 FA CU LTV ADIWNIQYT-UUTON The Kenstonian is a pictorial depic- tion of life at Kenston High School. Con- gratulations are due the staff and faculty advisors for an excellent production. You will enjoy paging through this annual for rnany years to come. The caliber of our high school has been determined by your self-discipline and devotion to the school tasks. I com- mend each student who has developed fully according to his potential. Life in the Space Age is complex and it demands quali- ty, moral fibers, and competencies. Your record at Kenston is a good indication of your future effectiveness as a citizen, and I 3 trust that the record is one of which you are N mighty proud. DR. CHARLES E. HIRSHEY Superintendent 8041213 OF EDUCJZIITON Y S .....sssaa-:aims - R.: Peter J. Clemensg Dr. Charles E. Hirshey, Supt.g Mrs. Dorothy G. Nichols, Clerk-Treasurerg Paul S. Saiter, Pres.g Frank Dohnalg Howard M. McConnell we-ls! I.. QL s SJAAE-I , ' , HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES: Mrs. Bieger, Mrs. CLERK: MTS- NiCh013 Renard SUPERINTENDENT'S SECRETARY: MIS. SC1'1ultZ SCHOOL NURSE: Mrs. Ruebensaal, HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIAN: Mrs. GUIDANCE! C0UT1S610I1 MI- MCII1 R. N. Kelly tyreg Secretary: Mrs. Mallett 2 ENGL MR. P. HANNINEN B. A. , University of Mississippi M. S. , Westminster College MRS. D. C. IIVIDEN, Chairman B. S. , Kent State University MR. R. HALL B. A. , The College of Steubenville M. Ed. , Kent State University QOCW- STUDIES MR. C. FERRONI, Chairman - B. A. , The College of Steubenville, M. Ed. , Kent State Universityg MR. M. LANE, Student Teacher, Hiram Collegeg MR. D. ENDERLE - B. S., Capital University IQ!-I MISS J. PUSCHER B. A. , Westminster College MR. C. ROBINSON B. S. , Ohio State University M. Ed. , Kent State University MRS. K. HURD B. A. , Hiram College VOCN1 ONAL l MR. M. CANNAVINO MR. H. HISSAM MR. I. HALES B. SC. , Ohio State B. A. , Glenville State College B. S. , Kent State University M. E. , Kent State University M. A. , Western Reserve University MRS. P. SCI-IONAUER MRS. B. PATTON MRS. E. TAPPE B. S. , Bowling Green University B. S. , Ohio State University M. A, , University of Cincinnati, Western Reserve University PHYSICAL EDUCJLIHON MRS. A. BUKLAD MR. D. SMITH B. S. , Lake Erie College Ohio State University MUSIC B. S. , Youngstown University l l MR. I. GLAUNER MR. Aa. FREEMAN A. B. , West Virginia Wesleyan B. A. , Kent State Western Reserve Cleveland Institute of Music Left - Right: Mrs. Malz, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Tucek, Mrs. Kimmich, Mrs. Martell, Mrs. Stone. HEAD CUSTODIAN - Mr. Crowley An integral part of an education are those who care for our physical bodies by preparing our dinners, and those who see that the physical plant is clean and cheerful. Kenston's cooks and custodians do these well. Thank you. There she is! I use Colgate and chew Dentyne! Is that all? Careful, now, Danny! A nd in my hands A penny for her thoughts. Clean, isn't it? 5 f - . . - - ,. V, , K qv. 11 Q A i This cassero1e's burning my fingers! Isn't this exciting! I'm still smiling. The thinker is planning. Watch out for that pi w, what's a few feet? ,A f X QB f y X X I. 1' 1' SENIOR? I y' ,f, M! ff 1 f Q-p-gf V OFFICERS Vice President ROD STUART Treasurer JOYCE BOWEN Secretary SUE BOSWORTH President JIM SVOBODA MRS. DEGNER MR. DUITCH MR. HALL Advisor MRS. PATTON Advisor Advisor Advisor The senior class, under the guidance of its advisors, has risen from its eighth grade ranks to its present position with progress that has been steady and fruitful for most. These students have, we advisors hope, nurtured and develop- ed into citizens ready to take up the challenge of the space age. Our hopes go with each. Good luck to each of you. The many activities through the past five years--candy sales, Sweetheart Dance, Homecoming, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, and Commencement--have helped to make new friend ships and strengthened old ones by working together, playing together, and most of all learning together. Each small task, each committee or class meeting has played an impor- tant part in making graduation and adulthood a reality. X .M-sz., gf , 335 14 5 F ig! s 2,55 Q in t . 'ia yi 1 wma F s Sw ,, I 9 P, .s w . ii Y -, -7 fm, Q, , X ., ...L 5-5 , imwlf, '-Lfffllk 5 - f-i3f.i??f? - , S33 . Gffpfgf g, . 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One minute after the bell and English class! CLASSES ML- 'Aw inns 7 uv Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Treas. SMITH BARRETT MACPHERSON ENGLISH JUNIOFZQ Bard Barnard Bixby Botamer Burns Buxton C athan Childs Cilley Conrad Cowan Cvetkovic Davidson Deadwyler English Etling Etling Fanyon Fedor Gahagan Gockel Grassel Gruner . Habeeb Harris Hawley Hein Hoffman Hoffman Holland Huff Huff Humor Jefferson Johnson Karp Knapp Koch Kotwica Kukla Landers Leibold Lock Male Marmorine -H is -J 12 , -- '-,:-r- E. Marsey K. Martell C. Mason C. MacDevitt L. McKeogh M. MacMurry S. Meyer J. Nowak J. Odom A. Parks D. Pascoe N. Pfouts L. Potts P. Rode J. Rondo D. Rothstein J. Rovtar G. Sanders H. Scharf L. Scott K. Shurtleff D. Sidik A. Smith I. Starbuck W. Stark S. Stotlar D. Sutliff D. Takacs J. Taylor S. Tucek R. Tury P. Toth S. Vajner J. Vial C. Velek S. Voynovich M. Walker J. Wise S. Webster D. Weiss J. White R. Wilde M. Yanko B. Zisk It seems unusual to see some members of the Junior class studying. With all the plans in the making for the Junior-Senior Prom, the Seniors wonder when the Juniors do study. In this particular case, this Junior finds time to study during lunch period. ls this the only time our busy Juniors study? Rumors say that the Juniors are so smart the only time they il-clhave to study is during lunch period. Deep medi tation and concentration Juniors must possess! vp l ' l -.3-..---' 0 -LL J -7'-' -fe - L -.:--- X. . -E.-as 0. .L Pres. w. TERHUNE ' -- rf v. Pres. R. RUEBENSAAL 'giilllnf sec. J. HAMILTON rms. K. LOCKWOOD J. Abercrombie C. Allender L. Anderson D. Andexler S. Arnold W. Ballou L. Balser R. Barnard P. Barrett L. Bastifell R. Blatnik P. Bleyl H. Bolden W. Boron T . Bosworth QCP!-IOMOEEQ Denson Desalvo Dutton Eberhard Edic Eggleston Eichstaedt Emerick English Evans Fedor Franks Gaitan Garner Gaspar C. Brown W. Brown B. Campbell G. Chappell J. Cherry N. Chillious L. Chilson B. Chittock E. Close C. Cromer J. Cross C. Cross E. Davis M. Davis W. Deadwyler Giles Gockel Goolsby Grant Greaves Green Gribcheck Hacker Hart Hauser Hawk Hepplewhite Hitchcock Hitchcock Hohne Hohne Holtz Hostetler Huff Hull James Johnson . Kalejs Keeler Kennedy Kobick Koeing Koerlin KOPP Kramer J. Merritt D. Molchak P. Mosenthal B. Newton S. Oldman L. Ortman D. Parrish N. Pascoe C. Patrick D. Patz V. Payne W. Phillips J. Polwechak E. Puzder L. Ramsay Lacey Lambert Leonard Levis Lewis Lindow Locsei Lofton Longmire Lukacs Lumme Lupca Mackenzie Magree Martell J. Reardon M. Repasky R. Rohrer D. Rode K. Roddie P. Rovtar J. Rudnay H. Saiter P. Saiter D. Sandera S. Seashols R. Schlueter G. Schmidt M. Schneider D. Schultz -N 111 , B :J 4- '1- J. Seliga G. Siegel L. Shaffer D. Sotere J. Snyder R. Squire C. Stanek V. Stephens R. Szoka L. Tatulinski C. Taylor D. Taylor P. Thigpen A. Toth J. Vokurka J. Voynovich C. Walker S. Watson M. Webster R. Whyte K. Williams M. Withem M. Wilson l. Yates T. Zidonis I'd rather do it myself! What Should I wma-7 Mum 's the word! I had 4970 fewer cavities Did she say, new shoes? Limbo some more QOPHOMOIZE AUTOGRAPHS Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Treas. SHELDON DEIWILER KRISTY HERN FREQHMEN Anderson Armstrong Arth Artino Ayers Baines Bartholomew Beyer Blatnik Birmingham Bonath Bonner Bliss Brown Burns G . Butler S. Campbell A. Carley P. Carter L. Chillious A. Chilson G. Chilson D. Cook N. Crawley W. Critzer B. Daw B. Diehl D. Dietz D. Dines N. Donaldson R. Faenza M. Fedor R. Fedor J. Finney J. Folwarczny T. Fontanelle T. Gahagan W. Gockel B. Godkin W. Greenfeaf M. Grochocki J. Gunning P. Hale D. Hart P. Hart J. Hauser J. Hoefler M. Holmes C. Holt C. Huff L. Huff B, Huntington K, Hunt A, Johnson T, Johnson N, Jones R. Jones R. L. Jones L. Kempski R. Kilmer B. Knauer J. Knight J. Kroner A. Lamarca L. Lanesky J. Lenkey D. Leonard M. Leonard T. Linert D. Lock S. Locke K. Lockwood R. Martell G. Mason T. McCabe K. McConnel J. Meadows M. Meadows R. Mrugacz R. Nelson D. Nicholson E. Norman T. Oates R. Odom C. Patrick R. Pauli S. Peavy J. Plott L. Quadder G. Richards J Q FA M S. Ryan D. Ramsey R. Rowland T. Russell P. Rohler C. Sapp D. Schaver H. Schneider R. Reichert G. Scanlon K. Scholes W. Seymour M. Sidik H. Skalsky I. Snyder A. Squire Q ,... J. Stevens I. Strong L. Stubbs R. Sunerlin W. Sutliff L. Sypen B. Taylor L. Taylor C. Thompson M. Walker S. Walker E. Watters G. Westphal J. White O JK W S. White F. Williams R. Williams H. Wilson M. Wilson B. Withem S. Worttman C. Yates S. Zisk FIZEQHMAN AUIUG-EAP!-IQ Pres. M. HINDERLITER mx 55 , 57.5 Q? V ' ' Fr? f 1: 25 ' ' 4 5 C K -5 , Q 1 ,l i . I if Qx - LF -Ag Q . X ,I 1,48 v. l 4 V. Pres. P. SIMMONS Sec. P. GEAVES Treas. B. KORCYKOSKI D. Adams S. Akins B. Allender M. Anderson B. Arnold M. Arnold E. Balsor D. Balsor M. Baynes D. Bonner G. Boyle J. Bromsey B. Brown B. Brown L, Brown EIGHT!-I GRADE G34 P. C. D. E. G. D. M. P. P. L. J. M. R. D. L. Diehl Dietz Dines Donaldson Dombeck Edic Eichstaedt Ernerick Fanara Fetezer Fogel Foley Ford Grassel Greenleaf . Brian C arley Cherry Childs Churchill Clemens Clemens Cline Constant Cowan Crowley Csisko Cvetkovic Danku Diehl M A. C. T. B. D. S. L. M M S. J. V. M. S. Kaschalk Kramer Kroner Larsen Lenkey Lipstreu Locsei Long Lucas Magree Magruder Male Mallett Marusczak Marzec L. Graham M. Gubbins L. Gugliotta F. Hanninen J. Hart J. I-Iatten T. Hern R. Hiers J. Hoover D. Howard P. Jack L. James G. Johns B. Johnson M . Karp Pokorny Reagh Repass Richards Rondo Ryba Sales Sanders Schell Schlueter Schmidt Schrader Scott Seasholes Shilling L95 Meilander Memo Merritt Messenger Mooney Mriaglia Neslund Nokes Papp Pauli Payne Peavy Phillips Piotrowski Polechak Virag Waldron Walker Watson Watt Webster Werner Wilder Williams Wilson Zeigler Shook Shurtleff Slavik Smith Smith Smith Snyder Stanek Stevens Sucheki Sunderlin Supik Thurman Toth Viall The time is now 1.32. Larry Stubbs follows Kenston 's own Chu -Chu Justice, George Richards. family tradition. Come on Eighth graders, you too can be big like George Richards. Drink your milk! VI a Who said the dance floor was crowded, Walter? Kenston's own Senor Gonzales, Ronaldo Wilde. The Pinata. Hello - Hello - Hello Big Brother is listening! Outstanding Sophomore I IM CROSS NLT I VITIES Q C7 KENQFONIAN STAFF Bob Hawley Janet Anderson Dave Clemens Leslee McKeogh Bob Johnson D . Drs? gags Barbara Howard P Y Sandy Childs Jane Schultz Bob Ma ree Beth Ellis , g S b d Chris Evans hm V0 O a Dave English Little did the yearbook staff of 1963 realize the work, headaches, and problems an organization of a yearbook creates. When the fifteen eager Ken- stonian members met in the fall of 1962 with advisors, Mr. Hall and Miss Puscher, they decided that the 1963 Kenstonian was going to be the biggest and best yearbook ever produced. Through the guidance ofthe staff's advisors, the tedious jobs of selling advertisements and subscriptions to students, taking pictures, looking for candid shots, writing copy, and drawing layouts were made easier. Throughout the year, the ever-reminding deadline hung over the staff's heads. The 1963 Yearbook never would have been finished if it hadn't been for the watchful eyes of the advisors. Through sweat, toil, and concentration, we, the Yearbook Staff are proud to present the 1963 Kenstonian. We hope that everyone will cherish this book as we will cherish our yearbook experiences A D V I S O IZ S MR. HALL SPORTS: Dave Clemens feditorj, Bob Johnson fco-ed.J CLASSES: Jim Svobocla fedirorj, Donna Weiss foo-ed.J ACTIVITIES: Leslie McKeogh Qeditorj, Bob Hawley fco-ed., Swv' MISS PUSCHER SPORIS CLASSES ACHVITIES EDITOR: Janet Anderson BUSINESS MANAGER Beth Ellis TYPISTS: Diane Pepoy and Sandy Childs, fstandingj PHOTOGRAPHER: Bob Magree ART: Jane Schultz LAYOUT EDITOR: Barbara Howard ADVISOR Mr. Hall takes a break. KENSTONIAN STAFF takes a holiday Perhaps one of the hardest jobs is to produce a bimonthly school paper. The members of the Echo Staff and its advisor, Mrs. Rosemary Jividen, are no exceptions to the rule. Unlike a yearbook staff that usually has one editor-in-chief, a school newspaper staff must have many editors. Not only does the 1962-1963 Echo Staff of Kenston consist of layout editors, gossip editors, sports editors, etc. , but typists and volunteer workers are needed to produce an interesting and acceptable paper. The Echo Staff at Kenston has done its job well in presenting to the student body and faculty up-to-date, accurate, and ' eye-catching news. A school is dead without activityg likewise, Pub., Lxv, 5,5 .,,, A X 3:53 t'ii 4. 'i' ,MQ Kenston would be dead without its Echo Staff. R 4 , .f 5 ,. ADVISOR: Mrs. Jivicl en EC!-IO ROW 1: J. Starbuck, P. Sanderson, S. Piotrowski, B. Newton, P. Remias ROW 2: S. Voynovich, C. Stanek, P. Toth, R. Hawley, S. Webster, J. Seibert, S. Suchecki EDITOR: S. Webster PRINTER: B. Bortner EC!-IO ORGANIZATION OF EC!-IO L. -R.: J. Starbuck, P. Sanderson, S. Piotrowski B. Newton, P. Remias TYPIQTQ L. -R.: M. Habeeb, R. Taylor, W. Williams, S. Hegedus, S. Hull, S. Suchecki J HONOR: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Vs 1.5 JUNIOR PROBATIONARY MEMBERS FIRST ROW: D. Jefferson, P. Toth, N. Pfouts, M. Macpherson SECOND ROW: B. Tury, C. Velek, L. Cowan, S. Webster, B. Johnson THIRD ROW: J. Starbuck, S. Tucek, C. Mason, D. Weiss, K. Karp OFFICERS: J. Squire, Pres., B. Bortner, V. Pres. B. Seliga, Sec., D. Rohler, Treas. STUDENT FIRST ROW: G. Mallett, D. McCune, S. Webster, B. Gunnarson, E. Kobick, C. Westphal, N. Barrett SECOND ROW: M. Lucas, L. Lanesky, J. Bonner, D. Gruner, J. King, S. English, L. Gockel 4-75,3 Q 5 A K,-M wg ff - A 1- , .L - Q..-v::g.:, L. , xr fm Qty 7'Vk I x ...H , , f x f , V -, ,, ,, ,,.L X, 5 , . KM., , ..,,. f ..,- 4 1 - 1 si- Qgggw-.ey M ws fgg. k 1 f .Aff QQ, it A .,:L, fm LLL,. - ' N51 Q i N 2, Liv-gb 5 V: Q L1i,41.HL:g5 , ,ij??5i?3f?f7E23m?5, S gf gg ,M , , ,ykmwafqy -mn. 1 ' .q wr 1 f ,gi 55,51 'Hfiz 12 I ii af. mf .f 1 .Jr xi AM nf rs u , , GIRLS' G AQQOCVYH ON OFFICERS: J. Cathan, Pres., J. Yanko, V. Pres., L. Balser, Sec.-Treas ADVISOR: Mr. A. Buklad MEMBERS - FIRST ROW: K. Botamer, L. Blatnik, L. Csisko, D. Baker, H. Saiter, N. Leonard SECOND ROW: E. Norman, K. King, A. Carter, C. Hohne, M. Leonard, B. Diehl, L. Sypen, S. Ortm an THIRD ROW: J. Cathan, D. Molchak, H. Shalsky, L. Huff, K. Hunt, D. Giles, C. Thompson, L. Balser, P. Davis FOURTH ROW: E. Ayers, C. Sapp, T. Armstrong, J. Yates, S. Piotrowski, J. Dietz, P. Remias, M. L. Davis FIFTH ROW: N. Burmingham, J. Yanko, K. Taylor, B. Hoffman, L. Martell, B. Hoffman, R. Simmons, P. Toth, S. Voynovich. I ,, A.A. ' FOI IAQ ADVISOR: Mrs. Patton MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: L. Kemsky, C. Butler, H. Mitchell, G. Pealer, C. Bucha, D. Jefferson, K. Botamer I. Cathan SECOND ROW: Mrs. Patton, E. Ayers, R. Simmons, A. Carter, P. Davis, L. Takacs, E. Hein, C. Emerick, S. Marmorine THIRD ROW: J. Fedor, W. Williams, M. Hauser, S. Childs, J. Dietz, H. Shalsky, D. Lucas, G. Stevens, D. Grant, J. Yanko NURSES OF AMERICA MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: OFFICERS: D. Humr, V. Pres., P. Williams, Pres., H. Scharf, Sec. -Treas. SECOND ROW: B. Newton, R. Grassel, L. Cowan, S. Voynovich THIRD ROW: D. Morris, L. Gockel, J. Wise, R. Carter, B. Sapp ADVISOR: Mrs. Ruebensa al , ' 1 ADVISOR: Mrs. R. Englehardt OFFICERS: N. Drossel, V. Pres.: N. Pfouts, Sec D. McEwan, Treas.g B. Ellis, Pres. mr. FIRST ROW: J. Laughlin, S. Suchecki, B. English, M. McMurray, M. Mackenzie, S. Male, M. MacPherson, S. Webster SECOND ROW: B. Ellis, D. Rybicki, M. Merrell, S. Piotrowski, P. Remias, N. Barnard, B. Hoffman, C. Bucha, N. Pfouts THIRD ROW: B. Sapp, R. Simmons, E. Hein, H. Scharf, B. Hoffman, J. Burns, N. Drossel, B. Howard, D. Drossel FOURTH ROW: P. Sanderson, S. MacFar1and, B. Seliga, C. McDevitt, B. Bradley, C. Lambert, J. Dietz, A. Smith, J. Anderson FIFTH ROW: K. Barnard, D. Scholes, N. Barrett, C. Mason, S. Tucek, D. Weiss, S. Vajner, J. Rovtar, D. McEwan, C. Velek FIRST ROW: R. Hart, S. English, J. Garner, L. Martell, E. Kobick SECOND ROW: J. Schultz, K. Franks, J. Eggleston, R. Barnard, B. Chittoch THIRD ROW: P. Hanson, M. Webster, C. Evans, P. Levis, D. Molchak, D. XMAS Couples nestle together to The ELDORADOS The queen and escort dance a solo following the crowning. Betty Seliga is crowned queen by escort Gary Morton FO YTIEENQ MEMBERS - FIRST ROW: D. Jefferson, R. Grassel, C. Velek, S. Suchecke, S. Piotrowski, M. Habeeb, N. Cvetkovic, B. Hoffman - OFFICERS: L. Cowan, Sec., J. Starbuck, Pres., S. MacFarland Treas. SECOND ROW: M. McMurray, S. Voynovich, S. Vajner, D. Weiss, C. Lambert, B. Bradley, R. Remias In January 1962 Y-Teens was founded at Kenston High School as an organization of girls to help further the relations among students. The duties of a Y-Teen member are numerous. For instance, a member must try to better himself and try to improve his school as best as he can. A member must respect the judg- ment of others and strive to further the fellowship of man. A1- though there is work involved for a member of Y-Teens, there is also fun. Swimming parties, slumber parties, and dances are the rewards for a Y-Teen member. Here, at Kenston High, the Y-Teens have sponsored many twist hops after football and basketball games. Any girl from grades 9-12 may join Y-Teens. The Y-Teens at Kenston hope that in the future, they will become bigger and better. They hope to sponsor projects that will firmly establish their organiza- tion within the bonds of Kenston High School. Y TEENS 7147 llL 'L me-ill Qt 551551, N 'W dfll'-at A AJ-2.9 FIRST ROW: N. Drossel, Sec., P. Williams, Pres., B. Gunnarson, S. Suchecki, V. Pres.g B. English SECOND ROW: N. Pfouts, L. Gockel, D. Morris, C. Evans, J. Garner, J. Schultz, C. Hamilton, K. Drossel THIRD ROW: R. Simmons, B. Sapp, C. McDevitt, N. Barrett, J. Burns, E. Kobick, K. Williams, J. Siebert FOURTH ROW: S. Childs, P. Remias, C. Velek, L. Cowan, J. Lewis, S. Magree, L. Kopp, B. Newton, C. Mason FIFTH ROW: T. Bosworth, J. Kennedy, B. Bortner, G. White, B. Howard, D. Weiss, P. Levis, V. Payne, C. Westphal Kenston High School 's two A. F. S. students, Sue Bosworth home from Germany and Bill Gunnarson from Iceland, pose for their pic- ILIIS. A. F. Q. D N N E PJ Sue Bosworth and Bill Gunnarson relate experiences to other students. AF-.Q Mrs. Tilton introduces another A.F.S. 'er, who came to talk to us about A. F. S. An Orange student who just got back from New Zealand tells us about her stay. Sue tells us about her stay in Germany. They're dishing out the food at the fund raising A.F.S. Dinner . ACITVUIEQ Surprise! ! ! 4 . , ,, ,s 5.5 ' f X yu- ij. .nf- Bill receives a book about America from the A.F.S. Club. , 1' , ,,,,,. Us Q Wi 25,15-gkf. . , pf.. The dinner consists of food from nine different countries. You mean you want me to cut the cake? MEMBERS FIRST ROW: S. Westphal, L. McKeogh, J. Lauglin, R. Taylor, D. Scholes, M. Macpher son, C. McDevitt, N. Barrett, J. Hamilton, T. Buxton SECOND ROW: M. Holmes, S. Walker, J. Starbuck, K. Karp, D. Weiss, J. Burns, S. Webster, R. Grassel, D. Humr THIRD ROW: B. Johnson, D. Kukla, G. Korb, T. Landers, D. Pascoe, D. Gruner, L. Scott, C. Westphal, D. Rohler, J. White, J. Seibert FOURTH ROW: T. Bard, B. Shook, T. Davison, S. Male, J. Mackenzie, J. Rovtar, L. Kopp, S. Piotrowski, J. Garner, P. Sanderson, B. Newton Everyone likes to see a good play, and ever since the founding of Kenston 's Dramatics Club in 1961, under the leadership of Mr. Ferroni and Mr. Robinson as advisors, the quality of the school plays have been continuously improving. In 1961, under the leadership of Mr. Ferroni and Mr. Robinson, the club became a member of the National Thespian Society. Every year two plays are presented. This year 1962-1963 the two plays were Bull in a China Shop, given on November 16, 1962, and The Importance of Being Earnest, given on April 19, 1963. OFFICERS: R. Taylor, Pres.g N. Barrett, V. Pres., D. Scholes, Sec.: M. Macpherson, Sec., K. Karp, Scribe. COACHES. Mr. Ferronr, Mr. Robmson FIRST ROW: J. Laughlin, R. Taylor, D. Scholes, M. Macpherson, C. McDevitt, N. Barrett SECOND ROW: L. McKeogh, 1. Starbuck, K. Karp, D. Weiss, J. Burns, S. Webster, R. Grassel THIRD ROW: G. Korb, T. Landers, D. Pascoe, D. Gruner, L. Scott, C. Westphal, D. Rohler The Play 's the thing! Each year the Kens- ton Drama Club awards a trophy for the out- standing actor of the year. This award has been received two year running by Christian Westphal. Congratu- lations, Chris. CHRISTIAN WESTPHAL Best Actor COACH: Mr. Krohn FIRST ROW: R. Locsei, B. Tury, E. Davis, R. Brown, B. Zisk, B. Green, B. Terhune SECOND ROW: D. English, S. Meyer, M. Smith, J. Taylor, P. Saiter, J. Cross, P. Hohne, R. Ruebensaal THIRD ROW: D. Clemens, D. Rothstein, D. McCune, P. Barrett, J. Rudnay, L. Scott, J. Nowak, L. Huff MM 4 a ,a V! LV 1ff'ff1fQL?Sx1A ' vi -.5 ' ' -:nQ35.f I I f-i2k':7?, -ifffiifi Wa M Q aff 5 .gfcmfigf - f - i M ,Q A ' K ,E EJQQMW ,A I 41-....w5,'.4W .wwgkiyxv 4 .. . ,,fl1gf7g-,ug . BJ Q x, , , W , ,, -'-! f 1 ,, QL ff' . up . . , :,, m-Q ., . la 1 . ,fu . -5, ,QL 455, QIV1. .,,,. Q X 3 K , M. . .,... . my K X. , X I ,W k 'N N 'fix fs- Q ? h ug' by .P V- K 1' A 1 iazsfi .Q . Q 1 JUN IOIZ VARSITY E122 Cindy Allender, Diane Andexler, Joan Hamilton, Jane Garner FIRST ROW: B. English, D. Scholes, J. White, N. Barrett, Mrs. Jacobs, Miss Puscher, Mrs. Degner Mr. Rakowsky, K. Kromer, J. Burns, A. Smith, D. Giles, D. Humr SECOND ROW: M. Macpherson, J. Snyder, S. Vajner, C. Mason, D. Weiss, S. Edic, E. Close, K. Cross, K. Keeler, C. Stanek, D. Ramsey, B. Watters, S. Wortman THIRD ROW: M. Scheinder, K. Williams, V. Payne, B. Newton, P. Levis, J. Schultz, J. Hostetler, M. Webster, E. Dobick, J. Hamilton, E. Davis, J. Starbuck, D. McEwan, G. Mallett, K. Karp FOURTH ROW: J. Hern, N. Drossel, K. Drossel, B. Howard, B. Chittock, C. Evans, B. Terhune, M Hull, P. Barrett, J. Rudnay, M. Holmes, S. Westphal, P. Sanderson FIFTH ROW: S: Magree, B. Bortner, T. Bard, B. Johnson, S. Arnold, D. Seliga, R. Ruebensaal, R. Whyt, B. Knauer, J. Rovtar, S. Male SIXTH ROW: S. Piotrowski, B. Greenleaf, A. LaMarca, M. McMurray, R. Wilde, B. Fedor, L. Gockel, D. McCune, S. Webster, M. Smith SEVENTH ROW: C. Westphal, A. Gahagan, B. Bradley, M. Habeeb, C. Hamilton, S. Voynovich, P. Toth, L. Cowan, C. Veleck, C. McDevitt, M. Merrell - PEP FIRST ROW: A. Smith, L. Taylor, L. McKeogh, S. Male, L. Ramsey, D. McEwan, M. Macpherson, B. English, C. Velek, D. Jefferson SECOND ROW: K. Drossel, N. Drossel, B. Howard, B. Ellis, S. Piotrowski, J. Laughlin, N. Barnard, J. Hauser, E. Kobick, B. Campbell V THIRD ROW: J. Schultz, D. Rybicke, M. Merrell, B. Seliga, J. Burns, N. Pfouts, J. Hamilton, S. Webster, K. Keeler, K. Cross, J. Cathan FOURTH ROW: P. Williams, P. Remias, J. Dietz, J. Rovtar, B. Bradley, D. Harshaw, L. Kopp, J. Starbuck N. Barrett, D. Scholes, C. Evans FIFTH ROW: J. Bowen, J. Kristy, S. White, S. English, M. Webster, B. Chittock, M. Hauser, E. Hein, K. Franks, N. Greaves, C. Lambert SIXTH ROW: C. McDevitt, S. Campbell, S. Childs, S. Tucek, C. Allender, C. Mason, D. Weiss, P. Hanson, J. Hostetler, C. Bucha, S. Zisk, D. Lockwood SEVENTH ROW: A. Smith, L. Taylor, L. McKeogh, S. Male, L. Ramsey, D. McEwan, M. Macpherson, B. English, C. Velek, D. Jefferson OFFICERS D. McEwan B. Ellis S. Piotrowski J . Laughlin ORC!-IEQTEA CHORUS FIRST ROW: C. Taylor, R. Hart, M. McMurray, J. Fanyon, H. Scharf, B. Hoffman, G. Mitchell, J. Cathan, D. Jefferson, L. Huff SECOND ROW: A. Smith, D. Molchek, N. Greaves, B. Diehl, C. Veleck, K. Lockwood, M. Kobick, C. Bucha, D. Giles, G. Stephens, J. Snyder, L. Bastafield THIRD ROW: K. King, P. Williams, D. Morris, B. Howard, N. Drossel, J. Siebert, J. Dietz, C. Lambert, B. Bradley, M. Habeeb, J. Lankey, G. Chilson FOURTH ROW: D. Lucas, K. Barnard, B. Newton, V. Payne, P. Levis, S. Sidik, D. Humur, N. Cvetkovic L. Martell, B. Hoffman, P. Dines, K. Hunt FIFTH ROW: N. Donelson, T. Deadwyler, T. Armstrong, J. Hart, S. Pearey, W. Deadwyler, J. Yates, M. Davis, L. Blatnik, L. Hockel, R. Grassel SIXTH ROW: K. Koch, B. Shook, D. Kukla, T. Finney, W. Kotwica, T. Buxton, M. Walder, J. Aber- crombe, J. Rondo DIRECTOR: Mr. John Glauner DRU M MAIORETTE: Ann Smith The Kenston Band in marching formation on the football field I. EGGLESTON D. RYBICKI I. HERN P. BAINESb E. HEIN I. BURNS D. MOLCHAK K. FRANKS BANNER P. REMIAS D. MCEWAN J. BOWEN N. GREAVES :xv 'TF' , K. Hunt, L. Quadder, D. Hepplewhite, K. Karp, and K. Keeler, new majorettes and banner carriers. Smile and watch the birdie Banner carriers pose for the photog- rapher. Kathy Hunt, Donna Hepple- white, and Karen Keeler. QWDORYS N X f-Gxy s W nw lx U f 1 M ff X: :I L XI f N X I t 1 P0 Left to right, ROW ONE: R. Stuart, B. Szoka, B. Green, E. Davis, B. Zisk, E. Marsey, C. Walker, B. Roach, J. Fedor, B. Taylor qmgr.J, J. Lock, P. Hohne ROW TWO: Coach Krohn, D. Clemens, L. Huff, G. White, G. Stubbs, J. Taylor, R. Ruebensaal, T. Fanara, S. Stotlar, B. Philips, J. Cross D. English, Coach Hrabak, S. Simko ROW THREE: L. Scott, J. Nowak, J. Stotlar, P. Eichstadt, P Saiter, M. Repaski, C. Hirshey, P. Barrett, J. Rudney The football team met for the first time on the 17th of August under a new head coach, Coach Krohn. During the two summer weeks there were ' four hours of practice each day. The team improved on the '61 season record and finished in third place in the county with a 3 - 2 league record. The overall record was 4 - 5. Jerry Taylor was again chosen all-county halfback and several others made the second team. Kenston Kenston Kenston Kenston Kenston Kenston Kenston Kenston Kenston Totals Won Chagrin Falls Cuyhoga Heights Kirtland West Geagua Burton Lourdes Newbury Cardinal Aurora Lost 5 ,,.M+,T., AM ULW 1' L. , M. , W? , J .,..,,Ww, , ' L.- W li' li. ? i ,Q f,v. 11 3 V ' .. v,A., ZW- ' nf 'K LW ? V, ,M ,I Wai' Ixfl, XI' J, X W' 'Q B ,W M A 1 ,W .nw 9' V QL N? I-i 53 N H? f Q i f 1- if -f yu-,W ts ,AW .W v S' r, 'gy 7 ' 'All 'V ' 'Sf 'ar ' fly ' + 4 - F 'Q' gi. ' V 'Wy V if f fi' T A . ' - Hi 1 as y'!j,kgg,, fn 'Y' .,.,,'LmwLv :du -Awww Ii, N 'Z IQ JM 57.5 lg .5 Q31 I W' I .' V V ? Rf K ' 3 MW., ,,,M W,...,,A..M,i-...Q,...g..4..d.--1,-.--NN---9-V---A- 11 r Y f . ,. f ' ' L' .XM A 1 ,X 3 'F A-2 , 59 ' L k , ' 'Q f . .f 1 5 2 Ei fb' 1 v JA N- 1 0 gm wg U, .- Q f 5 - z 4 . M ...Q .. .. 32 sg ,Q N 5 R, if . J . ' ,. f ww ' f 1, 'Nw 1 Q as , 1 WW? ., .N ,L , gg. ' my f.,, j -:f gg: ff. I kg , L. 5. ,W f 'iv' Y ,5 5, CHQ J . fs- 'KL ll ..-, -V.,-..--.. .KA ..-.-.-., ,M A - A-.....'..,...w-.an-N-....,....,,,, I E'-3fs,, , x..kV gitkgfgjw The winning float at the Homecoming game was built by the senior class. The rocket symbolizes the space age. Kenston halfback Rod Stuart receives a pass from quarterback Jim Cross as the referee hurries to get out of the way. Queen Betty Seliga sits on her throne with her senior attendants around her: Diane Rybicki, Patty Remias Nancy Barnard, and Carol Dines. K ,- ,-.' bk The Bonfire pep rally was held the night before Spectators crowd together at the sidelines trying to get the Kenston - Chagrin game. The football a better View of the game. team rode in on a fire engine. Kenston all-county halfback Jerry , i 4. l 4 it Taylor runs unmolested to the sp. Y ., 1, r . 5 trl' f - goal line in an unusual shot. Gary Stubbs is tackled by three players during the Chagrin Falls - Kenston football game. In this first game of the season, Kenston quarterback Dave Clemens suffered a broken leg. The Bombers lost to the powerful Chagrin team by a score of 12 - O. The West Geagua ballcarrier is tackled from behind as a surprised Jerry Nowak looks on. Kenston won the game 16 - 6 Gary Stubbs leads the blocking for Jerry Taylor on an end sweep in the Cuyhoga Heights game. The final score was Kenston 12, Cuyhoga Heights 8. Jerry Taylor is chased down the side lines to another one of his touchdowns. TOP ROW: D. Grassellg J. 1-Iattong M. Schellg A. Johnson: G. Richardsg R. Paulig L. Stubbsg M. Gubbinsg D. Lockg S. Sheldong R. Reichert, Mgr. SECOND ROW: J. Maleg T. Linertg G. Mason K. Schraderg N. Jonesg J. Detwilerg R. Kilmerg P. Rohlerg C. Holtg M. Bartholomewg Coach Havenerg Coach I-lissam FIRST ROW: J. Male: D. Menog T. Herng R. Martellg M. Andersong R. Odomg P. Simmonsg W. Sutliffg B. Seymourg W. Gockelg E. Donalclsong D. Repass. The freshman football team had a perfect season last fall. They won four games and lost none. The freshman football team gets little credit for the effort they put into football. In a couple of years these boys will show the county and the football league what they are made of. , . m h 3 ..., K ,. '1-3 1 1.- 'R AU K 253' Gam , 3? .. ,Q s -gf. z,- 1155 13 xx Everything started moving with the jumpball at the beginning of a J. V. game with Kirtland. Jerry Taylor was completely off the floor when this picture of him was taken while he dribbled down the floor during the Newbury game. Kenston lost. Jim Cross looked like he was going to swallow the ball after it came through the hoop. He didn't really. Don Takacs gave his man a dirty look while he was shooting the basketball during the previews, which were held at Kenston. Gary Stubbs drove in for the easy lay-up and two points during the previews. The gym was packed. Paul Saiter pulled down a lot of rebounds during the year. I-Iere's one that got away. It seemed as if the referees never called fouls except when they were against Kenston. Here is absolute proof that at least one time they called a foul on the other team. I l l Paul Saiter shot and Jerry Taylor waited for the rebound in his ever- present red knee-guards. Jerry Taylor put in two points on this shot. The action took place during the previews against Perry High School. JUNIOI-21 VARSITY BAS Left to Right: E. Davis, J. Cross, R. Ruebensaal, R. Szoka, P. Eichstaedt, P. Barrett, G. Seigel, Coach Hrabak What this school needs is a little more team spirit. The Junior Varsity Basketball team brought to light some promising young players, even though the team dic1r1't enjoy a winning season Several of the players will be pushing remain- ing varsity members next year as only one varsity letterman is returning. Hi, honey! One! Two! Three! KICK!! NG TOP ROW: Coach Havenerg R. Turyg R. Greeneg N. Skalag R. Quigging B. Terhuneg R. Squire, Mgr. BOTTOM ROW: J. Lockg M. Jarosg L. Scotty J. Rudneyg P. Hohneg D. McCune This year's wrestling team gave a much better performance than the scores may indicateg the team usually forfeited two places each meet. Jerry Lock was voted the team 's Most Valuable Player. The team is looking forward to a fine season next year, as only the captain, Norm Skala, will graduate. Scott's hand is raised - VICTORY! Chagrin Kirtland Madison Burton West Geauga Northfield Ravenna Solon Newbury KENSTON OPPONENT 7 34 24 19 16 35 16 30 24 25 6 34 9 30 13 32 18 25 N Wrestling practice - every night. DICK QUIGGIN A few minutes of the hardest work in the school. OW . JERRY N AK A spht second and victory LARRY SCOTT Norm Skala flips his opponent. The match begins. FREQHIWXN BAQKEIBALL Left to Right, TOP ROW: P. Rohler, B. Hunington, N. Jones, R. Reichert, L. Stubbs, G. Richards, Coach Hissam BOTTOM ROW: J. Male, W. Sutliff, B. Burns, J. Detwiler, J. Male, S. Sheldon The freshman basketball team continued its winning ways for the third year in a row this year. Larry Stubbs was the team 's high-point man with a 14 point average per game. A few of these boys stand a chance to make the varsity team next year. The Big Freeze! Catch!! B49 Left to Right, STANDING: D. Larsen, R. Ruebensaal, J. Rudney, J. King, P. Barrett, B. Phillips, P. Saiter, D. Schultz, G. Seigel, B. Hawley, Coach Enderle KNEELING: D. Rohler, S. Stotlar, E. Marsey, B. Zisk, S. Simko, R. Locsei, mgr. The baseball team ended up in second place in the G.L.A.C. this year with a league record of 3-2. The team had a casualty when Dave Rohler was hit by a pitch in an intersquad game. His jaw was broken. John King and Dick Schultz were the two pitchers. Kenston 3 6 Wickliffe Kenston '7 8 Cardinal Kenston 1 4 Geneva Kenston 5 2 Burton Kenston 2 1 West Geagua Kenston 0 9 Burton Kenston 12 5 Newbury Kenston 12 16 Ledgemont Kenston 3 1 Bedford Kenston 14 3 Ledgemont Kenston O 12 Wickliffe won 5 s Look 'em over, John, babe! A West Geagua batter tried to beat out a bunt. H did. Jack Ruclnay made it to home in plenty of time as he scored one of Kenston's 12 runs against West. Kenston won, 12-5. This Burton boy didn't quite make it as Dick Schultz watches Paul Saiter nab the throw from second. John King was safe as he took second during the West game. Dave Larsen made the put-out as the centerfielder ran in. TRACK .vw Left to Right: B. Roach, R. Wilde, L. Huff, T. Buxton, P. T. Lummie, C. Walker, R. White, G. Stubbs, Coach Kro Even though the track team didn't win a meet, there were several boys who stood out in their events. Gary Stubbs continued his success in the mile, Brad Eichstaedt, J. Taylor, J. Kennedy, hn. X Roach in the half-mile, and Jerry Taylor in the 440, the 100 yard dashes, and the high jump. All three boys went to the state track meet. Bill Gunnarson, R . ,L the AFS student earned a track letter because he was Y h gs. V A? f to place all the time in the pole vault. T , ' .'., 715 h ag' 4. , 2 - Q 5, ..gf'rmQ1 1 63. R 1' . rw ii ss2'N'sf N K Q .L Q if QW' ' fy? ,' Z-54 HHN. jk T t. s . R ' T - fss 1 . R ssfli irll.- 0 Jerry Taylor came in first in the county track meet in the 440 yard dash. Jerry Taylor won the 100 yard dash in the Aurora track meet. Q . le, -,wwf ws 71, 5' ffl? mf., ' , Q ., . ,W f, I f 'raw-,tt.r-43M lr . f yilj, ,,i,.,Q, s -ww, -A LL 't . .A J, s . 5 f l.t:.m: tau use -M' 1-' V K 'a.M,g . .. 'Q' fu. 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'r'iTTf1i-'rfafffqiriei s,,ff,ls-1' ZW t , nw 7 1 ,, Urs. A N ,r..V I'sgf'f,,,+'ww2ffQ,'lp4 ' . M 'fi 'ff L 4 Q t f 161: Pete Eichstaedt and Clarence Walker ran the low hurdles for Kenston. Jerry could jump higher than he was tall. . ' w IN' . , ' AX' sf r 9 , s t's1,, s - 1 fir 1 ' ' ' ' e ,Fw , n,. ,3r,,,,42 tnkL3gWi.,?A-glgulf., A mn.: Gary Stubbs took f1rst place ln the mrle rn th . f , is -' Lf .Y ,f V-1 2 -1 .- 4 .' ' f , -Na v fgatgrj G. L. A. C. county track meet. ' l ,fzw i fff ff 1 f'-1, 5 - l 1,4 1' Ziff- .. 1 ff -I ' -, 1 Q g,, KM',if 3'-T' K . 'A ' Q if .V . 'L ' M , 1 -1' i'pA,.,..:s.,Zs.,,Q. ' 1'f4 1 'f'1 ,,,i5 ,Q ,-iX1, . wtfL:3, fl3 ,nfl 'I A, 1 -----,.. ff, , .fren - , V K 1f7g1lUlc7:, '5k-.- ' rr - ' '-r .rlvgg-, fsf-59' K K ' lf 'I :W s W wh M t asv .,s.f'5l!:bg,k XML i- A igiga Ail3,Kiii:,,f:Egim ,B M .. KM . ', ,--, . lu pau, X S, ,R ' f 'X N x s ,. -. . Uv! - ' X xnxx x ' ffl A 'X IP-g-Q.-e .nc K Q . K X . L A fl lf I Um- 4 win Bill Gunnarson wins the pole vault at Aurora. GOLF F Left to Right: D. Sutliff, J. Seliga, M. Smith, D. Rothstein, B. Tury, B. Bortner, S. Meyer, Mr. Duitch. The golf team is usually small, but the boys all like Mr. Duitch and they have a lot of fun knocking the little round ball around. Mac Smith practices driving Crouch, bend your knees slightly, and you've got it An all too often occurrence. S GNU' 53 M PROM YY' 51 I 1 I KING: Bill Gunnarsson QUEEN: Carol Dimes 5 Mac Smith Carol McDevitt Dave Clemens Junior Sue Tucek Bob Z.isk Escorts Mary MacPherson Dave English Sherry Webster Is everybody happy? A. .- I 1 5. i' .x L, 7 Did you see who just walked by? Here come Mr. Hall and Miss Puscher!! f G UG!-HQ Don't fall asleep, Ray! I This music is divine IFS been 3 1058 night! ! fe - ri., L .5 . . , . . - A W 'NL' n' v,-11.2 - . T r like Dm :fy 1 Q T wp, 1 ., 3 Q-211352.-gf g Q - Q fr. rf45Q??'l3f W 'I ii Qvglfyfrlg A ' ' Q ' X 5 EZ Y : ' rr gg trqf drj we ' I f ,KVI r iw r ir. I et H , . , 5 ,r ,E Jr 1 H .5 V V, Vi , g h ..: ,. Q A T. '-rag.,-,A H i : 2 Q ' - Tiiqfi .,-L - ,V -me-TJ L T tr r . , - li T. Stairway to Heaven A great Band! ! Beautiful Queen MISS CAROL DINES Handsome AFS'er BILL GUNNARSON BLAIR PETTIT CHRIS WESTPHAL PAT REMIAS BETTY SELIGA King and Queen and Court The frrst dance. 7- W I L GRADUAUON Is anybody nervous? Juniors escort Seniors into the gym. JUNE Il, 1963 Seniors anxiously await the last big event of their school years. MORTARBOARD INSPEC TION SOME OF Tl-IE ' va., xr A Bonfire Rally started the football season Thell Came H0mSC0mif1g, the SSFHOFS on the right foot winning first prize on their float over the Dance After the Homecoming game, the court reigned During the football and basketball season several sock hops were held in the gym When Sue returned in Jan- uary, she told her fellow students about her wonder ful times in Germany. Q I-IIG-I-IUGHTQ 5 A 16455: Bill seemed to have enjoyed himself at his surprise party at Susan's. The Drama Club's Spring play The Importance of Being Earnest was a big success. Honor's Day Assembly, at the close of the year, saw four promising Seniors awarded scholarships The Highlight of the Spring was the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Shaker House All the Athletes were honored at a special Sports Awards Assembly. SOME CANDID Man, she must be something! Senior National Honor Society Members fs.. Now this is what I call living! ! Well! When are they going to bring dessert? Hey, who 's the new boy? QENIO Hey, Bill, What was in that glass anyway? if It ,, ix' bk .6 K M 19: , it Q! ., .. m i. .15 S ,J df' , r ,, . , Hey, Brad! I thought this was basketball, not bowling! it What was that nasty And now, a word from crack I just heard? our sponsor. A warmer day of a cold winter, how do you like our snow drifts, Bill? Gee, I wonder what's so interesting? Mr. Eddie Finnegan challenged the seniors to be successful by having faith in God and them- selves, having courage to meet their goals, having respect for their bodies, the opposite sex, and al- ways respect Mom and Dad. He who would do these things must be suc- cessful. 4 Cl-ASQ' Mr. Eddie Finnegan of Western Reserve University N IN US THE Dr. Charles Hirshey, Superintendentg Mr. Eddie Finnegan, Speakerg Mr. Paul Saiter, Pres. of School Board, Reverend Brad Pusey. OF- 1962 WAHM FUTURE LIES! School Board president, Mr. Saiter, presents diploma to Ingrid Butler. Sue Bosworth gives her valedictory address. Diplomas are given to Seniors f i r 4 S.. ' I The End of a carefree life in High School, but the beginning of bigger and better things for the future. Apak ADVERTISEMENTS SY COMPLIMENTS OF CHESSH IRE STUDIOS Higbee Bulldlng Cleveland Ohm Success and Best Wishes MILLER CHEMICAL s. SUPPLY, INC. 2333 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland 14, Ohio Floor Care Specialists Good Wishes From DR. AND MRS. DON H. NICHOLS We knew the sophomores were crazy, bu t...l Compliments of SPEICE'S DRUG Chagrin Falls, Ohio C977 i Fa Compliments 86 West Street f Chagrin Falls, Ohio o Q CH 7-7600 BARKER'S GQQQ CAMERA SHOP, INC. 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