Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Senior-A activities went into full swing following Christmas vacation which terminated with the prom, exams, and graduation. The spring was highlighted by the D. A. play, track, spring concerts, another prom and end-of-the-year banquets. As finals approached, seniors and Underclassmen alike, realized the importance of study and the responsibilities they, as the leaders of tomorrow, must learn to face today. Underclassmen concluded another unforgettable year at Lorain High School and went happily on their way to summer vacations. With responsibility seniors faced an ending and a beginning-an ending of three unforgettable years, a beginning of challeng- ing adult status. QW E-ditor Table of F lty ................... S U d I Sp T AT 1' S Ad f T Lo Ho S9 IN THE cLAssRooM f r AFS' WL ,. .I a, --rc: ...-: 5 -,.: g -,,fg- 5: Palm: flffthzt ?f5:e,a::-:asfwasHt. fa: 1 . 1- F K 1 4 W 1 1 1 W if af - .. .1 ., . .. -, V- X 1' ?i, fsfs:?Q?E31i3g322 .: Xf ' Qfes f. Contents Students on the Field 9 25 65 83 103 135 143 . Neue .Mme SL af f' o f X15 4 N NR vu-Z 5TEfLHEN r 6 f 1,1 N lg Yiwu A ' 6,4 1 W., J 1 X U ol z 'Ulm gn D 3 Y O U XS , ll l fox L,,9 B 2 d , xlef li 0 1 cm - 1 with Responsibility 3 FHCUHU F r f ?X ,-2141 Q 2 au ,IA 2 W 0 5-riiuqd . L 1 Q 0 E x r ' f Y akin I 6 E4 g W i? 5 , S 1 u I .', 5?- ii Y . i , WEN? Again L1 r ,1Ls,K-lymge . 'gif , ,qgf V34 an my- my , 2' Q 6 it A ,M - s 4 my wax ,:., Q, VW gm? . A-.. ,Q .-'. 3- M 52Z5E75fm.5 1 A uv f U,,L W - mg -5 :M- .. A ,W wi. xigifglqu Q , V Y. 11 , 7 P 1 ' , J , W Q H! Z . Q' ' i if Jw' as ' -2 2 wSggrv5?Q?:a ,. K X X A ii F Hfigx K Ei X X X3 3552 wx M Q X X X Q iQ'fz5qifS?E 0 ' - S ,Ss Ifxi,:-34150-.NRS-X E- K 1 , f L,L- 2 5 -.iii A 4:12 -vw: - 212 I-YS s A Q LL-- ' f 'F .' fag '.-. ' K . - Qs Q E F3 if Q -aw-X x '- X- My X S . Q A x . QQ Q K- -xx Q as F' sf' f Q X . ,lv X. s. N' aw 4 K 953: - ,MWNFW .st . smsnffeimrwssxrfrc-as-....,M. ..:.,e-... -..W WL., .M ' . '- ' -, . Superintendent John W. Evans, Superintendent of Schools, is the chief executive otticer for the Board of Education, He administers the program ot public education in ac- cordance with the adopted policies of the Board and other regulations by the state. He presents needed information to the Board for study and proposes school policies tor the Board's deliber- ation. Dr. Evans received his Bachelor Degree from Rio Grande College and the Master of Arts and Doctor ot Phi- losophy Degree from Ohio State University. Secondary Director J. F. Calta, Director ot Secondary Education, has the responsibility ot in- structional supervision ot the junior and senior high schools. His vvorlc involves the improvement ot curriculum, the improve- ment of classroom instruction, and the acquisition of books, supplies, and equip- ment tor secondary schools. ln addition to these duties he is available to assist principals in building organization and other administrative problems pertaining to the secondary schools. Mr. Calta re- ceived his Bachelor Degree trom Kent State University and the Masters Degree and additional work toward the Doctorate Degree at Western Reserve University. -fm 4 My we 91 it we . ,aif5 5ii55E at J Tender G. V. Parks V Hageman Board of Education The Board of Education has the responsibility of providing adequate school opportunities for the youth of the community. The community looks to Board members, as elected representatives of the school dis- trict, tor leadership and service in the development and maintenance of the type of educational program which will best serve the interests of youth. While public education is a state responsibility, school district policy within the framework ot state laws is delegated to the local Board of Education. Board members give much time and energy to their important role in the educational program. V. Glorioso 11 J. B. Weintraub Assistant Principal Students, Fifty-five years of Scimitars reflect the high school days of Lorain students. This annual will mean much to you as years go by. The scattered segments of your school days depicted within these pages serve as reminders of eventful days. This Scimitar is a treasury of memories. May it bring back some happy times which you cherished during your growth here. Continue to grow intellectually and spiritually. 8.13. ILM? Principal To the student body, This school year will long be remembered. Not only was '57-'58 in the Geophysical Year, but the Russians really stunned Americans with the surprise launching of their satellites. Most good citizens will want to accept their responsibility as citizens. Too often we think of our privileges and rights and forget the duties that go along with our heritage. Perhaps, from this year on, young people as well as adults, will take school work more seriously. Perhaps, students will strive to excel, to get good grades in school, to learn. We must accept that it will take knowledge as well as material things to compete with the Russians, or we will lose our American way of life. The staff of Lorain High School ioin me in my hope and belief that the pupils of this school will accept their duty and rise to the challenge. Since our first l..l-l.S. commencement in l879, many of our graduates, by their accomplish- ments, have brought honor to Lorain. This Scimitar contains the pictures of many stu- dents who will some day join this select group. Sincerely yours, CQ, Mr. Jones Dean of Boys Although famous for his witty re- marks, Mr. Jones is a prince in the serious man-to-man category, as many a boy will testify. Mr. Cinniger, lull time attendance otticer, enforces the State of Ohio's school attendance policy. Mr. Cinniger Attendance Officer Deans Mrs. Mehlow Dean of Girls Dealing in personalities and prob- lems, Mrs. Mehlow lends her crutch to any girl limping through a crisis. Steadfostly stressing study and schedules to sorry sophomores is Mr. Ackerman's stimulating iob.. Mr. Ackerman Sophomore Counselor 13 trnard Crabtree Helen Frisbie John Gibson Sara Mae Gruey Joan Jameson nrguerite Kingsley ahn Marlwlcis helma Pitts These students, college bound seniors, are learning the art of creative writing in an Aclavnced Writing class. Through Advanced Writing, the students will become more proficient in the funda- mentals of writing, Proiects of the stu- dents include composing short themes ana later, longer stories. A research paper introduces the students to the library and prepares them for col- legiate study methods. This course is elective and prepares seniors to undertake the challenge of Freshmen English in the the halls of higher learning. English A sophomore English class shown here RIGHT begins high school English with Miss Frisbie. During the course of the year they study short stories, the basic rules of grammar, and Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Later in the semester, they compose paragraphs and short themes. Sophomore English is the step- ping stone to a better and more skillful use of the English language. i ,aw Rohrbuugh Lqkue Mikegell Carol Powell Warren Rodgers Department Lorain High school library is used throughout the driy lay students working on research papers, preparing reports, or lust looking for a good book to read. At LEFT, two students are using the card catalogue file as a means of gathering information on their parti- cular subject, -S S? Edol McDowell To better understand the English lan- guage as it is today, the students trace the language to its origin centuries ago. LEFT: Two advanced writing students re- fer to the map in their study of the language. Gus Ferguson and Karen Sun- man discuss the origin of the Indo- European family of languages. Bernice Sergeant Nancy Wurm Vera Tipton X Fideliq Cummings Ida Stone Mary Ellen Weaver Elizabeth Wright Language Department Fas Williams Fahye Gruber Sara Beckwith s. Latin, French, Spanish, and German are taught in the foreign language department by Miss Stone, Miss Wright, Miss Cummings, and Mr. Everitt. Foreign language credits have become in- creasingly valuable to the student because of the ra- pidly shrinking world. Not only does two years of ian- guage teach the student the foundation of a foreign tongue, but it enables him to become acquainted with the people, their customs, and their way of life. LEFT: Miss Stone helps to translate Latin. Home Economics Department Home Economics is now expanded to include child care, family relations and home furnishings, as well as cooking and sewing. This program is aimed at the in- creasingly complex iob, termed keeping house. LEFT: Miss Graber salts the soup. ertrude Gaines Ruth Hankish Geofge Ke55ln9e Al MCC0r1ihie TONY Misko Commercial Department The commercial department ot Lorain High School consists of typing, short- hand, general business, economics, business English, ond ottice practices. Such courses help prepore the stu- dent interested in business for his future vocation. Mr. Meyers help one of his students in General Business. Typing class George Zatroch O. M. Newman Dorothy Smith Wilbur Tipton 5 James F. Aten Amy Hall Helen D. Simpson Audra Smith Grace Wilson Mathematics ABOVE: The student, under Mrs. Wilsonfs guidance, is constructing a triangle. LEFT: Miss Hall is discussing ci math problem with one of her lightening his pupils on the Lorain Water Work's system of purification. IIHII lf- lidrl ' ' A is N' A ,.-2 l is'-Q? 977 'n L' S ff students. BELOW: Mr. Aten is en- 5 W ? 555 A 000 '1-,ww 'Q 36 5 kv 1 an ' 4 X F235 Q .. X X, w x x x ., . di X X Q N .- Xa Txwi SS? x .. N Q 55A Qi x -iw 32324 Q!-L 'N I K -1. if ,....w4 '1n.w' A- Q. . I 4. Joseph E. Rowen James Drummond Robert Everitt Ralph Goehring Dominick Graziano Walter E Mathews William A. Smith The social science department of Lorain High School consists of World History, United States History, senior Civics, and So- cial Problems. Studying the past and the present in history classes prepares students for life in the community and will help them solve the problems of the future. Mod- ern conveniences such as radio, television, and the library play an increasingly impor- tant role, for they help the students to ob- serve and study current events and compare them with past events. Social Science Department Preparing for a class discussion in U. S. History. Mr. Everitt explains the causes of the War of l8l2 20 Donald C Davis Tony Lakatos E. A. Monegan Henry Przchocki Industrial Arts Department Lorain High School has an extensive and comprehensive Industrial Arts Program. Six teachers instruct the student in the various phases of this program. Specializa- tion in some phases of this program prepare its graduates for apprenticeships in heavy industry and in machine shops. In general, the industrial Arts student is ac- quainted with almost all types of machinery that is used in a machine shop. The student also learns shop safety procedures, and more important, how to work with others. After successfully completing the industrial Arts Program, the graduate stu- dent is usually able to obtain a iob that corresponds directly with the particular field in which he has specialized. Charles R. Swc rtwood Thomas Wasiloff T. N. Hummel Drivers Training The purpose ofthe Driver Training classes of Lorain High School is to teach the new driver the procedures of driving and to give him the opportunity to drive. ln ad- dition to the actual driving, the student also becomes accustomed to the fundamen- tals concerning the parts of the car. in charge of the Driver Training classes are Mr. Bangas, Mr. Hummel, and Mr. Meyers. 21 Jess Freeman Helen Oehlke Al McConihe Dan White Mr. Hansen discusses an Opereffa problem with Pai Cook. Howard Hansen Music Mr: Freeman direcfs the Orchestra. Art Physical Education Girls' lnlramural Volleyball Champions NK Clayfon Walker Gertrude Zink John Lufsch UFS6 lurse Rachael McDaniel Secretaries One of the busiest persons in Lorain High is Miss Marjorie Nowakowski irightj whose duties encompass varying tasks and serv- ices, Miss Diane Mihalic, lupper leftj her cohort in the ottice, is the clerk of Lorain High School. Both young ladies play an important part in the smooth functioning of Lorain High School. Mrs. Betty Coats llower righti is the Lorain High Attendance secretary. Her's is the pleasant task of greeting tardy or errant pupils who appear Miss Marjorie Nowakowski at the attendance office. Her etcliciency and eagerness to assist all pupils make her a popular member of the secretarial staff. Miss Diane Mihalic Mrs. Betty Coats SEHIUHS X 4' ,. ?M . .. - ,,.. - - 1545-flgl 'A h L L ,L 5 I gi,-icfqbiwl ggi : wrt V4 N X A 'K W X X W 3 N IQ ax 1 -w i g? M- f ,. , -- -:. fl, .K .5 Q ,, , Q K V+ ,, 1 w S ,M ,WW QM: i ,U fi - Vi. 'X NM 1-- TK Ai elf' AAS' N - r V: f -X mx, , H. Ss,-Q, , ' . . M. Zmy A Wfffug 'Ks :L-5 ' - -dag U X 1 mxwmg' , X R 'ffifiir 1 ., X if L 3 i as W 'W . Q 1 ' 2 Vf ' Q - .J A C3555 sfii -f. .. Zig A5 A. f , K, N 1 . X .:,: - 1. .sk 1 Wg -A T - N ai Q X . y--1 f ' f X A 1, , ' - f- K ' - I . ., 3 N 3, A .. Q my . W: QQ ' f 'X ,Q ,qw VW . M94 fvfwgiy 5 fs 1 1 if !, iAM my ,V . 1 i 5 ' bg Y 2 ', Q, 2 4 5 5 Vi 4 af M V f fe 51 bn. ff - E ,.:a2f::2 . Nl- ix. 3 LEFT TO RIGHT, Stan Pincura, Darwin Rouse, Ann Erdeljac, Tom Tisler, John Hanko, Fannie Disieno are talking over their plans tor the big day in the life of the Seniors. SENIOR DISTINCTION DAY. Classes were taken over by the Senior A Students who did a remarkable iob in assuming the mantle ot their teachers for a brief day. Class I9 8 A American Beauty-Silver ABEL, MARLENE, Aid, Club Member, Student Council, Intramurals, Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Operetta, Cheerleader, Sr. A Activities, Nat. Honor Soc., Typists-Publications. BAKER, KENNETH, Aid, Student Council, Sr, A Activities. BENDARIK, SARA, Aid, Club Member, Sr. A. Activities. BENDIK, RUTH, Aid, Club Olihcer, ln-trcimurals, Advertising Stott, Service Club Member, Service Club Officer, Concession Worker, Sr. A Activities. BLACK, JOYCE Aid, Scenery. BLISS, MARY LOU BODAK, RAYMOND BOLYARD, MARLENE, Club Member, Ticket Salesman. BRENCE, DORIS, Aid, Sr. A Activities. BURICH, NATALIE, Aid, Club Member, Intramurals, Ticket Salesman Assembly Program, Usher, Stat?-Publications, Bond, Pit Ensemble, Sr A. Activities, Nat, Honor Soc. CALHOUN, JEANETTE, Club Member. CARLSON, JUDY CASPER, NANCY, Club Member, Intramurals. CHROBAK, DENNIS, Student Council, Football, Basketball, Oper etto, Sr. A Activities, Nat. Honor Soc, CORNELIUS, SHARON, Operetta. CSAVINA, JACKIE, Aid. CURCILLO, JO ARLENE, Aid, Club Member, Otticer, Usher. DELIS, SANDI, Aid, D. A. Play, Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Operetta, Sr. A Activities. DEMYAN, LIANE, Aid, Club Member, Officer, Service Club Member, Intramurals, Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Usher, Staft-PubIi- cations, Sr. A Activities, Nat. Honor Soc. DESICH, DICK, Aid, Club Officer, Basketball, Intramurals. DISIENO, FANNIE, Aid, Club Member, Otiicer, Service Club Member, Service Club Othcer, Student Council, Ticket Salesman, Usher, Oper- etta, Sr. A Activities, Nat. Honor Soc. DITTMER, JOYCE, Aid, Club Member, Intramurals, Assembly Pro- gram, Usher, Sr, A Activities. DONERKIEL, DALE, Aid, Club Member, Golf, Intramurals, Ticket Salesman, Tennis, Sr. A Activities. DONNELLY, LAURA, Aid, Sr. A Activities, DONOFRIO, RENO DOWNIE, AL, Aid. ERDELJAC, ANN, Aid, Club Member, Otticer, Service Club Member, Student Council, Scenery, Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Typist- Publications, Operetta, Concession Vvorker, Sr, A Activities, Nat. Honor Soc. FAZEKAS, BILL, Aid, Student Council, Baseball, Basketball, D.A. Play. FERGUSON, GENE, Club Member, Club Otticer, Student Council, Football, Speech Contests, D.A. Play, Assembly Program. FISHER, NANCY, Aid, Scenery, Sr. A Activities. FLIGNOR, KELMAN FORRIDER, JOHN FORSBERG, ROGER, Intramurals, Ticket Salesman. FUTRALL, MARILYN, Aid, Scenery, Sr. A Activities. GANNON, LORENE, Aid, Student Council. GIANNUZZI, JOHN, Intramurals, Scenery, Assembly Program, Operettu. GIRELACH, GARY, Aid. GOCHNOUR, DIANNE, Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, Service Club Officer, Intramurals, Ticket Salesman, Assembly Pro- gram, Usher, Staft-Publications, Nat. Honor Soc., Sr. A Activities. GOVELOVICH, GEORGE, Aid, Club Member. GRASSO, SHIRLEY, Aid, Service Club Member, Student Council, Intramurals, Usher, Concession Worker. GRAZIANO, JOE, Camera Shy. GRONDIN, JACK, Aid. Camera Shy. HANKO, JOHN, Student Council, Stage, D. A. Play, Scenery, Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Movie Operator, Editors-Publications, Band, Pit Ensemble, Orchestra, Operetta, Sr. A Activities. HAWLEY, JOAN, Aid, Scenery. HERNANDEZ, ERNIE HORN, CAROLE, Aid, Club Member, Club Officer, Service Club Omcer, Intramurals, Assembly Program, Usher, Sr, A Activities. JOHNSON, JUDY, Aid. KISH, LENORE, Aid, Scenery, Senior A Activity, Cadet Choir. KISH, BILL, Club Member, Club Olihcer. KORMISH, JOHN, Club Member, Club Oflicer, Scenery. KOSCO, FRANK, Aid, Club Member, Student Council, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Intramurals, Scenery, Assembly Program, Movie Operator, Class, Operetta, Track, Concession Worker. KOSCO, MARGE, Aid, Club Member, lntroimurals, Operetta, Sr. A Color Committee. KOVACS, PAT, Aid, Club Member, Operetta. Camera Shy. KRATT, PETER, Aid, Club Member, Club Omcier, Service Club Mem- ber, Service Club Ofticer, Student Council, lntramurclls, Speech Contests, D. A. Play, Scenery, Assembly Program, Operetta, Track, Concession Worker, Senior Activities, NHS, FRED, KRIEG, Assembly Program, Operetta. LASKY, MARY JANE, Aid, Usher. LITTLE, STEWART, Aid, Club Member, Club Otiicer, Concession Worker. Pat Sposato and Al Meltzer take time off from their duties on Senior A Distinction Day to give our photographer a smile. Pot's comment after she had completed the day os Mr, Rohrbaugh was that she en- ioyed it immensely and now has a new respect for teaching, 29 On Senior A Distinction Day, Darwin Rouse took over Mr. Linda- mood's position as assistant princi- pal and Jackie Csavina replaced Mrs. Coats. Chuck Niemeth, as Dean ot Boys, looks on as they carry out their ofticial duties. LOPEZ, CLAUDIA, Service Club Member. MASTEN, DALE, Operetta, Sr. A Activities. MCDANIELS, DENNIS, Aid, Club Member, Student Council, Football, Scenery, Assembly Program, Operetta, Concession Worker, Sr. A Activities. McKNlGHT, MARY MELTZER, ALAN, Football, Book Room Aid, Sr. A Activities, Track, Assembly Program, Honor Ticket Salesman, Intramurals, Basketball, Student Council, Club Member, Aid MILLS, MARIAN, Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, Service Club Officer, Student Council, Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Usher, Bus. and Circulation Mgrs., Advertising Staff, Operetta, Con- cession Worker, Sr. A Activities. MUNIGA, DIANA, Aid, Scenery. NAYPER, GRACE, Club Member, Intramurals, Usher, Aid. NELSON, BESSIE, Aid, Club Member, Intramurals, Concession Worker. NEMETH, ANDY, Aid, Club Member. 30 NEMETH, LOIS, Aid, Service Club Member, Service Club Officer Operetta, Sr. A Activities. NICOLA, CAROLINE, Club Member, Club Otticer, Service Club Mem ber, Service Club Officer, Usher, Operetta, Sr. A Activities. NIELSEN, PHIL, Football, Track. NIEMETH, CHARLES, Club Officer, Student Council, Basketball, Foot- ball, Assembly Program, Editors-Publications, Tennis, Sr. A Activities, Nat. Honor Soc. PATTERSON, RUSS, Aid, Club Member, Student Council, Intramurals, Assembly Program, Operetta, Track, Sr. A Activities. PEOPLES, PAUL, Operetta. PINCURA, LUCY PINCURA, STAN, Club Member, Student Council, Stage Aid, Football, D.A, Play, Scenery, Ticket Saleman, Assembly Program, Editors- Publicotions, Operetta, Sr. A Activities, Nat. Honor Soc. PINKHAM, PAT , POLLY, DEAN POSZYWAK, KATHLEEN, Aid, Club Member, Club Olificer, Service Club Member, Service Club Officer, Intramurals, Stat?-Publications, Sr. A Activities, Nat. Honor Soc, RANDALL, SUSAN, Aid, Concession Worker. RICCO, DIANA, Aid. ROGERS, JANIE, Club Member, Intramurals. ROSITANO, PAT, Intramurals, Band. ROSS, DAVE ROUSE, DARWIN, Aid, Club Member, Club Officer, Student Council, Speech Contests, D.A, Play, Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Band Pit Ensemble, Orchestra, Operetta, Concession Worker, Sr. A Activities. ROZIC, GEORGENE, Aid, Staff Publications, Typist. RUSSO, GALE, Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, D. A. Plays, Scenery, Assembly Program, Stadium Usher, Stal?-Publications, Typists-Publications. SANDERS, CAROL, Aid, Club Member, Auditorium Usher. SCHUSTER, RICHARD SENIA, IVAN, Club Member. SEPTARIC, KEN SHAMINE, MIKE, Honor Ticket Salesman, Aid. SOPPANISH, LORETTA, Operetto, Senior Activities. SPOSATO, PATRICIA, Aid, Club Member, Club Ofticer, Student Council, Speech Contests, Honor Ticket Salesman, Operetta, Concession Worker, National Honor Society. STANQIANO, RAY STRIKER, PAT SYKUTA, NANCY, Aid, Scenery. SZABO, ELIZABETH, Club Member, Intramurals, Stadium Usher SZANTAY, BETTY, Aid, Intramurals, Typists-Publications, TAYLOR, BEV, Cclmercl Shy. TEAMAN, SHARON, Service Club, Aid. TELEHA, ELAINE, Aid. TISLER, NANCY TISLER, TOM, Aid, Club Member, Club Otticer, Student Council, Intramurals, Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Movie Class Operator, Operetta, Sr. A Activities, National Honor Society. 32 TOKAR, MARJORIE, Aid, Club Member, Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Operetta. TOMASEK, LARRY, Scenery. TOMAZINE, CAROL, Aid. TREBONIK, DOLORES, Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, Intramurals, Stcitt-Publications, Sr. A Activities. TULOCK, LINDA TURNER, TOM, Scenery. UDOVICH, GLORIA, Aid, Service Club Member, Intramurals, Usher, Sr. A Activities. UDVARDY, DONNA MARIE, Aid. UJHELYI, BUD, Club Member, Intramurals, Sr. A Activities. VAN DEUSEN, JANE, Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, Student Council, Sr, A Activities, Nat. Honor Soc. VOLAK, AL, Sr. A Activities. VORKAVICH, DORIS WARDELL, JUANITA, Club Member, Intramurals, Ticket Salesman. WARFIELD, VERA YUHAS, JOANNE, Aid, Service Club Member, Student Council, Scenery, StaflfPublications, Sr. A Activities. ZELEK, CARL 33 4 gy.. 'E s ? fb sw gig, If , :ag nv , nfs. im . -:: 2 ' Www 14: .gk . Q ew A. .7 w. 'f an is ' 3.1, .1- M H :-Sir' 6 QE? , v EE vs? 'swf Ex E if at f fn we 4 rlw bp, GT MQW Q' 3? m fi an 5 V Q ,fig , H l, ' - 'IW f f'Z:g E2?i 'F , l afffiwkii 1 kia- H. 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ALLBRITAIN, GWENDLYN: Aid, Club Member, Usher, Band-Marching, Pit Ensemble, Orchestra on Lunch, Operetta. AMATO, RALPH: Aid, Tennis. ANDRESS, KENNETH ANDREZEJEWSKI, CAROL: Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, Honor Ticket Salesman, Usher, Concession Worker. APOLZON, GEORGE: Aid, Club Member, Club Officer, Movie Op- erator. BACH, JOAN: Aid, Club Member, Club Oiiiicer, Service Club Mem- ber, Service Club Ofiicer, Intramurals, Scenery, Honor Ticker Salesman, BADO, KENNETH: Aid, Honor Ticker Salesman, Assembly Program, Band, Athletic Mgr,, Pit Ensemble, Orchestra. 36 BARRELLA, FRANCES: Club Hember. BARNICLE, KATHLEEN: Aid. BARRES, JACK: Camera Shy. BEACHLER, JOHN BEECHER, NELSON BENTLEY, MARY LOU: Aid, Club Member, Club Otiflcer, Service Club Member, Student Council, Usher, Concession Worker. BERKOWITZ, MARCIA: Aid, Club Member, Club Officer, Service Club Member, Student Council, Honor Ticket Salesman, Usher, Editor- Publications, Editor-Associate, Advertising Staff, Stat? Publications, Concession Worker. BERNABALE, ANTHONY: Scenery, Band. BERSTLING, ELIZABETH: Aid, Honor Ticket Salesman, Usher. BEUTEL, JUDITH: Aid, Student Council, Operetta. BICSAK, MARGARET: Aid, Club Member. BILTZ, BARBARA: Aid Senior Committee Chairmen The following senior committee chairmen headed the committees which planned the class activities. SEATED, left to right ore: Max- ine Nedelman, Mary Lou Bentley, and Pat Catanzarite. STAND- ING: Tito Spiros, Bill Eyman, Al Polansky, and Joe Novello. MISSING from picture is Saroiane Hale. 37 BLOODSWORTH, NICK BOERWINKLE, PHILIP: Aid. BOWEN, ROBERT: Aid. Concession Worker. Editors-Associate. BROGLIO, ANITA: Aid. Several senior girls await the use corridor. Julie Di Filipo speaks in as Nancy Keisler, Judy Sheridan, Braun and Joni Brady stand in line. 38 BLAZINA, CATHERINE: Aid, D.A. Play, Assembly Program Operetta BOGNAR, LUCY: Aid, Editor-Associate, Staff-Publications. BRADY, JOAN: Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member Usher Staff-Publications, Typist-Publications. BRANDT, WILLIAM: Scenery. BRAUN, PATRICIA: Aid, Club Member, Club OFficer, Service Club Member, Service Club Officer, Student Council, EditorAssoclate BRENNER ROBERT: Basketball, Intramurals, Assembly Program BRINDZA, DEANNE: Scenery. BRODKE, KENNETH: Aid, Club Member, Club Officer. of the pay phone in the main the new sound proof enclosure Pat Ohelke, Lucy Bognar, Pat SEATED in the Surrey with the Fringe on Top are Kay Blazina, Joe Novello and Carol Halley. BROGLIO, RICHARD: Aid, Honor Ticket Salesman, Usher, vie Operator. BROWN, FRANK BUMBAUGH, JON: Student Council, Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Editors-Associate, Operetta, Track. BUTCHKO, THOMAS: Aid, Baseball, Basketball, Movie Operator. BUTLER, EVELYN: Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, Intra- murals, Usher, Band. CALABRESE, BONNIE: Aid, Club Member, Club Officer. CALHOUN, MARLENE: Aid, Intramurals. CATANZARITE, PATRICIA: Aid, Service Club Member, Service Club Officer, Student Council, Usher, Editors-Associate, Concession Worker. CAVALLO, LARRY: Scenery. CHET, JACK: Aid, Baseball, Intramurals, Movie Operator. CHULA, LYNNE: Aid, Usher, Editors-Associate, Typist-Publications, Band, Tom O'Keet, Doug Klukovich, Ken Deshuk and Jim Luther find the school library convenient for studying. CLARK, PATRICK COLEMAN, SHERRY: Aid, Intramurals. CONN, GEORGE: A Cappella, Operetta. CORNEJO, DELORES CORRAO, DORIS: Aid, Honor Ticket Salesman, Operetta. gram, Usher, Operetta. CSONKO, GERALDINE: Club Member, Club Officer, Service Club Member, Service Club Officer, Student Council, Honor Ticket Sales- fnan, Assembly Program, Concession Worker, Operetta. CYNAR, SHARON: Aid. CZAPP, LILLIAN: Club Member, Club Officer, Service Club Member, Service Club Officer, Assembly Program, Concession Worker. DAVIS, NANCY: Aid, Service Club Member, Operetta. DEBRACY, RONALD: Band. DEDRICK, MARJORIE 40 COX, SHIRLEY: Aid, Scenery, Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Pro- DEMYAN, DOLORES: Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, In- tramurals, D.A. Play. DESHUK, KENNETH: Football, Track. DIFILIPPO, JULIE: Aid, Club Member, Club Officer, Student Council, Usher, Concession Worker. DIFRANCESCO, EDITH: Aid, Usher. DILUCIANO, DONALD DILUCIANO, FRANK DIMACCHIA, NANCY: Intramurals, Honor Ticket Salesman, As- sembly Program. DRIVER, HELEN DUNHAM, VALGENE: Intramurals. EASTIN, WILLIAM: Intramurals, Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Operetta. EDWARDS, JUNE: Aid, Student Council, Intramurals, Honor Ticket Salesman, Band-Marching, Pit Ensemble, Assistant to Director, Operetta. EDWARDS, ROBERT: Aid, Movie Operator, Band, Pit Ensemble, Track. January Prom Dick Pryatel smiles at his date Marge Tokar. They were one of the many couples who attended the January Prom. 41 ERGEZI, DANIEL ERKINS, ROBERT: Aid, Club Member, Club Officer. EVANS, ROGER: Aid, Club Member, Baseball, Intramurals. EYMAN, WILLIAM: Student Council, Honor Ticket Salesman, Editors Publications, Staff-Publications, Operetta. FADER, ELIZABETH: Usher, Staff-Publications. FAIRBURN, ALDEN: Aid, Club Member, Movie Operator. FAM, ALBERT: Aid, Pit Ensemble, Orchestra, Operetta. FANTIN, FRANK: Aid, Scenery. FARKAS, JUNE f l FELDKAMP, ELAINE: Club Member. FELICIANO, ANIBAL FILAK, JOSEPH? Baseball, Intramurals. 3 Three Seniors Take a Break Taking a break in their busy schedule, Lynn Chula, Pat Catan- zerite and Maxine Nedelman chat in the hall between classes. Pat was also active as photographic editor and aide de camp to Mr. Markakii during the hectic months of work on our Scim- itar. Lynn and Maxine also did much to make the Scimitar a success. 42 MEMBERS OF THE HI-STANDARD STAFF: Judy Sheridan, Lucy Bognar, Jim Popiel, Lee Rosso, Mary Ann Sroka and Carlene Langford scan various exchange papers for ideas. FILISKO, JOSEPH: Aid, Football,lntramurals, Track. FISHER, RONALD: Aid, Intramurals, Staft-Publications, Track. FOOTE, NADINE: Aid, Scenery, Assembly Program, Band-Marching. FOSTER, CAROL: Aid. FRANK, RALPH: Aid, Band, Movie Operator, Pit Ensemble. FREEMAN, DIANE: Aid, Service Club Member, Student Council, As sembly Program, Band, Pit Ensemble, Orchestra. FREEMAN, MEL: Aid, Intramurals, Band, Pit Ensemble, FRIGES, CAROL: Aid, Student Council, Honor Ticket Salesman, Con- cession Worker, Operetta. GANOBSEK, KATHLEEN: Aid, Club Member, Intramurals, Concession Worker. GANOBSEK, ROSELEEN: Aid. GARCIA, MARIA. Camera Shy. GILLESPIE, BETTY: Aid, Scenery. Many long and lasting friendships develop during a student's three years at Lorain High. Here steadies Louis Compare and Emily Parker enjoy having their picture taken as they leave school. GOFORTH, CAROL: Aid. GONDOR, GEORGIENNE GOTTSCHLING, AUDREY: Club Member, Service Club Member, Stu- dent Council, Usher, Concession Worker, Orchestra, Operetta. GREEN, GAYNELLE GRONDIN, JACK: Camera Shy. GUBA, PHYLLIS: Aid. HAI.E, SARAJANE: Aid, Service Club Member, Service Club Omcer Student Council, Intramurals, Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Pro gram, Usher, Concession Worker, Operetta. HARRELL, EMMA: Aid. HAWKINS, RICHARD: Aid, Intramurals. HAWLEY, KAY: Aid, Club Member. HAYDEN, DONALD: Baseball, Intramurals. HEISNER, ROBERT: Intramurals. 44 1 HELLINGER, WINIFRED: Library Aid, Board Aid, Aid, Service Club Member, Club Member, Club Officer, Ushereiie, Concessions. HEMMINGER, JACK: Club Member, Aid. HENNES, JOE HERBERT, MARGIE: Aid, Usherefte, Club Member, Concessions, Sfu- denf Council. HIGGENBOTHAM, GRACE HOGARTH, RICHARD HOLBROOK, BILL: Aid, Club Member and Officer. HOLKO, HELEN: Ushereite, Aid, lnfromurcils. HOLLEY, CAROL: A Cappella, Opererro. HOMOLA, MARIANNE: Sfodium Usher, Club Member. HORMANSKI, CHERYL: Aid, HORN, ROBERT Lee Rosso types copy for the Hi-Standard 45 HOTCHKISS, DONNA: Aid. HRITSKO, MICHAEL HUDAK, JOHN IWONEK, LOTTIE JACKSON, SANDRA: Aid, Student Council, Intramurals, Usher. JAYCOX, LYNNE: Aid, Club Member, Intramurals. JENSEN, KAREN: Aid, Club Member, Club Officer, Service Club Member, Student Council, Intramurals, Usher, Concession Worker, Orchestra, Operetta. JOHNSON, FRANCIS JOHNSEN, NATHAN: Basketball, Track. JONES, ELOISE: Aid, Club Member, Operetta. JURCZYNSKI, RICHARD JUROWSKI, EDWARD 5 Will Parker iTom Tislerl and Aunt Eller iNancy Youngl rehearse a scene from Oklahoma as Dick Pryatel, Frank Salek, Bob Lewandowski, Pete Kratt, Ed Bayless, Paul Peoples, Jim Tyson and Greg Mrosko look on. 46 Serving refreshments at the band formal, Evening Ecstasy, are Barb Woodin and Natalie Burich. KOCSANDY, ROSALIE: Aid, Club Member, Intramurals, Usher. KAPRON, CAROL: Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, Serv- ice Club Officer, KARASEVIC, LINDA: Aid, Editors-Publications. KASTL, RICHARD KAVALAC, JOHN: Band. KEENE, DOROTHY: Aid, Student Council, Scenery. KEISLER, NANCY: Aid, Club Member, Student Council, Assembly Program, Operetta. KEYES, KRISTINE: Aid, Club Member, Intramurals, Assembly Pro- gram, Band, Pit Ensemble, Concession Worker, Orchestra, Operetta. KINLER, PATRICIA: Club Member. KI-UKOVICH, ADELBERT: Aid, Student Council, Golf. KMIECIAK, ANITA: Aid. KOCAN, ANDREW 4-7 Pictured are the football Queen and her court immediately after their names were revealed by the captain of the football team. LEFT TO RIGHT are: Sheryl Hershey, Judy Sheridan, Queen Saraiane Hale, and Joyce Szalay. KOCAN, SYLVIA: Aid KOEPKE, DONALD: Intramurals, Club member. KOHUTH, VIRGINIA: A Cappella, Student Council, Aid, Club Mem- ber, Club Officer, Editors-Associate, Honor Ticket Salesman. KOKINDA, JAMES: Aid, Baseball. KOLMEYER, HENRY: Baseball, Basketball, Aid. KOLTAS, GOLDIE: Service Club Member, Aid, Concessions, Honor Ticket Salesman. KOLTAS, KENNETH: Baseball. KOMPARE, LOUIS: Dance Band, Aid, Assembly Program. KOREJWO, RICHARD: Assembly programs, A Cappella, D.A. Play, Dance Band, Student Council. 1 l KOSMO, KAREN: Aid, A Cappella, Concession Worker, Student l Council, Usherette, Operetta, Honor Ticket Salesman, Club Member, Service Club Member, Club Officer. KOVACS, JOHN: KOWALCZYK, DOROTHY: Aid. KOZLOWSKI, RAYMOND: Club Member. KOZLOSKI, ROBERT: Club Member, Club Offlcer. KRAMER, DANIEL: Club Member. KRYC, RONALD KSIAZK, MELAINE KUCIA, VIRGINIA: Aid, D.A. Play, Opererto. KULAS, RAYMOND KUNEK, ELAINE: Cumerc Shy. KUTTING, BARBARA: Aid, Operetto. LANGFORD, CARLENE: S105-Publications. LASTICK, SYLVIA LECINSKI, PATRICIA: Aid. SENIOR B CLASS OFFICERS, President Bill Eosien, Treasurer Janie Stocker, Secretory Marilyn Mock, ond Vice-Presiceni Dick Pryctel display the L.H.S. flag. 49 LEWANDOWSKI, DAVID: Club Member, Club Officer. LIGHT, JOAN: Aid, Service Club Member, Service Club Officer Assembly Program, Band, Pit Ensemble, Orchestra. LONG, WILLIAM: Aid, Baseball, Intramurals. LONGORIA, LUCILLE: Aid. LOPEZ, PHILIP: Student Council. LORENCE, DOROTHY: Camera Shy. LORENCE, JAMES: Aicl. LUCA, JEANNE: Aid. .LUCA, MARSHA: Aid, Club Member, Usher. LUCA, STEVEN: Club Member, Club Officer. LUTHER, JAMES: Aid, Golf, Operetta, Track. LUTZ, STANLEY: Aid, Golf. Concession workers John Steen and Hank Spang package pop- corn for half-time at the basketball game. 50 Pat Braun, Ginny Kohuth and Pete Kohlmeyer compare proofs for their senior A pictures. MACK, MARILYN: Club Member, Service Club Member, Student Council. MAJORAS, KENNETH: Club Member, Club Officer, Intramurals, Track Track. MALDONADO, EDWIN: Club Member. MALINOSKI, MARY ANN MANTIN, PATRICIA: Aid, Student Council. MARINO, ROSEMARY: Aid. MARTINEZ, MARIE: Aid, Operetta. MATUSIK, JANICE: Aid. MAURER, JANET: Aid. MILLER, JAMES MESSENGER, CAROL MEZA, GLORIA Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program Marcia Berkowitz and Larry Visci walk to their lockers after school. 52 NAGY, ROBERT NAVALINSKY, ROBERT: Club Member, Intramurals. NEDELMAN, MAXINE: Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, Student Council, Speech Contests, Assembly Program, Usher, Ad- vertising Staft, Stat? Publications. NEWLAND, ROBERT NIMON, BEVERLY: Honor Ticket Salesman. NOVAK, MARY ANN: Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, Student Council, Assembly Program, Operetta. NOVELLO, JOSEPH: Aid, Club Member, Student Council, Stage Aid Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Editor-Associate Operetta, Concession Worker. OEHLKE, PATRICIA: Aid, Editors-Associate, O'KIEF, THOMAS: Camera Shy. OLSOVSKY, JOHN ORAVEC, JOHN: Club Member, Club Omcer. PALAZZO, CYRIL MILLER, JOHN MILOVICH, SANDRA: Aid. MINIC, KATHERINE: Aid, Scenery. MOLNAR, JOHN: Aid, Club Member, Football, Concession Worker. MOLNAR, SUSAN: Aid, Club Member, Club OFficer, Service Club Member, Operetta. MROSKO, GREGORY: Intramurals, D,A. Play, Honor Ticket Sales- man, Operetta. MUCHA, CHARLOTTE: Aid, Usher. MUCHA, JOSEPH: Club Member. MUDROCK, TERRANCE: Aid, Club Member, Band-Marching, Pit Ensemble. MUBA, MARILYN MURPHY, PHYLLIS: Aid, Club Member. MUZIK, PAUL: Intramurals. l Doug Klukovich is shown here conducting a unique experiment- on the co-efficient expansion of metals as his physics proiect. 53 PALKA, PAULA: Aid, Assembly Program, Usher, Cheerleader, Operetta. PAPENBROCK, CONSTANCE: Aid. PARKER, EMILY: Aid, Club Member, Band-Marching, Pit Ensemble. PASKAVAN, THOMAS: Club Member, Club Omcer. PASTY, RONALD: Intramurals, Tennis. PERISI, ELEANOR: D.A. Play, Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Operetta. PERSENSKY, PHILIP: Club Member. PERUSEK, JUSTIN PETRIK, EDWARD: Operetta, Track. PI.OTT,GROVER POCHUREK, JEAN: Aid, Club Member, Intramurals, Assembly Pro g ram, Concession Worker. PODMANI K, EDWARD Nancy Young lAunt 'Ellerl consols Bill Easten lCurlyl during rehearsal for the A Cappella choir presentation of Oklahoma. 54 We caught cz favorite senior A couple, Arlene Rosic and Jim Kokinda in front of the Scimitar oftice. POLANSKY, ALAN: Student Council, Football, D.A. Play, Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Editor-Pubicotions, Operetta. POLLARD, RICHARD PONCH, PATRICIA: Aid, Operetta. FOPIEL, JAMES: Aid, Staff-Publications. POZE, FRANK PRIETO, JUAN: Aid, Scenery, Assembly Program, Band-Marching, Pit Ensemble, Assistant to Director, Orchestra on Lunch, Operetta, Track. PRYATEL, RICHARD: Intramurals, Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Movie Operator, Operetta. PULOS, GREGORY: Club Member, Intramurals. RADABAUGH, RAYMOND: Assembly Program, Band-Marching, Pit Ensemble, Orchestra on Lunch, Operetta. RUHRIG, FLORENCE: Honor Ticket Salesman. RAKICH, AUDREY: Aid, Club Member. RANDALL, IRENE 7 Ml Af the January Prom Hawaiian Sunset Bill Fuzzy Fazekas, Pat Catanzarite, Judy Sheridan and Dennis Chrobak await refllls of Hawaiian punch. RANGEL, BARBARA RAVIS, SANDRA: Aid. REBER, MARY ANN REED, DANIEL RESKO, NORMAN: Student Council, Football. RICHMOND, ALAN: Aid. RIVERA, MANUEL: Baseball. RODGERS, KAREN: Club Member, Operetto. RODRIGUEZ, MARY ROGALSKI, ALBERT ROGNSLAD, ALBERT ROSENFELD, ISABELL: Aid, Club Member. 56 ROSSO, LEAH: Aid, Club Member, D.A. Play, Usher, Editors-Publi- cations, Staff-Publications, Typist-Publications, Concession Worker. RO.ZlC, ARLENE: Aid, Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Staff-Publications, Typist-Publications, Operetta. RUFO, MARGARET: Aid. RUSINE, ELIZABETH: Aid, Club Member, Club Oiticer, Service Club Member, Student Council, Speech Contests, D.A, Play, Honor Ticker Salesman, Usher, Concession Worker. RUTKOWSKI, JEANETTE RUTKOWSKI, RONALD: Aid. SALATA, PAUL: Aid, Band-Marching. SALEIAN, GEORGETTA: Club Member, Operetta. SALEK, FRANK: Assembly Program, Operetta. SAKOWSKI, DENNIS SAUER, DALE: Aid, Football, Track, Athletic Mgr. SAVENELLL, MARY: Aid, Bill Eyman, Paula Polka and Janie Stocker head for home 57 Saroiane Hale, fhe lucky senior chosen by The football Team cis Football Queen, leads the procession at the Homecoming gome. SCHNEIDER, GEORGE: Club Member, Band-Marching. SCHUCK, JAMES SCOTT, DAVID: Camera Shy SENHOWSKI, JUDITH SHADE, GEORGIA: Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, As- sembly Program, Bond-Marching. SHIELDS, ELDONNA: Honor Tickef Salesman, Band-Marching, Pit Ensemble, Operefla. Typisls-Publications. SHICHTMAN, MELVIN: Club Member, Club Officer. SHORT, MAUREEN: Aid. SKAPIN, JUDITH: Club Member, Club Officer, Service Club Member, Editors-Publications, Stal?-Publications, Opereftu, Concession Worker, SKLAREK, PATRICIA: Aid. SKLAREK, PHYLLIS: Aid, Club Member. SHERIDAN, JUDITH: Aid, Editors-Publications, Staff-Publications, SLAUS, ALLAN SLIVKA, THERESE: Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, Intra- murals, Usher, Editors-Associate, Advertising Staff, Staff-Publications, Typists-Publications, Band-Marching, Usherette, Assembly Program. SMITH, BEVERLY SMITH, GILBERT: Club Member, SMITH, KAREL: Aid, Club Member, Intramurals, Assembly Program, BandAMarching, Pit Ensemble. SMITH, LORENE SNYDER, PENNY: Aid, Club Member, Service Club Member, Student Council, Assembly Program, Concession Worker, Operetta. SOLOMON, PAUL: Aid, Football, Operetta. SOPKO, ROSEMARY: Aid. SOUCH, DOROTHY SPANG, HENRY: Aid, Student Council, Stage Aid, Intramurals, Concession Worker. SPIROS, TITO: Aid, Dramatic Arts, Prom Committee Chairman, Assembly Program. Examining the service plaques are seniors .loan Light, Chuck Niemeth, George Apolzow, Gene Ferguson and Julie Di Fillipo. 59 SROKA, MARY ANN: Aid, Student Council, Intramurals, Usher, Editors-Publications, Editors-Associate, Stott-Publications. STEEN,' JOHN: Aid, Student Council, Football, Assembly Program, Athletic Mgr. STAUESKI, LA VERNE: Aid. STEPHANCHICK, JEAN: Aid. STEWART, CATHERINE: Aid, Club Member. STOBO, LAURA: Scenery. STOCKER, JANE: Club Member, Club Ottlcer, Service Club Member, Student Council, Aid, Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Usher, Editors-Associate, Operetta, Concession Worker. STONE, CAROL STRAKA, RONALD: Club Member, Club Officer. SUKALAC, FRANK: Aid, Baseball, Basketball, Intramurals, Honor Ticket Salesman. SUNMAN, KAREN: Aid, Student Council, Usher, Bus. Si Circulation Mgrs., Advertising Staff. SWARTZ, WILLIAM: Aid. SZABO, GRACE SZABO, BUNNY: Aid, Club Member, Intramurals. SZALAY, JOYCE: Aid, Club Member, Club Officer, Intramurals, Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Operetta, Cheerleader. SZATO, ELAINE: Club Member, Intramurals, Assembly Program, Usher, Aid. TAVENNER, KATHLEEN: Aid, Club Member, Club Officer, Service Club Member, Student Council, Usher. TENNANT, RONALD: Scenery, Band Pit Ensemble, Track. 60 TEPSICK, JOHN: Scenery. TIMKO, JOANNE: Aid, Club Member, Intramurals. TISLER, JERALD: Aid, Football, Operetta, Athletic Mgr. TOPOLOFF, MARY TOTH, RITA: Club Member, Usher. TRELKA, DENNIS: Baseball. TRENKL, ELIZABETH: Assembly Program, Band-Marching. TUCKER, SANDRA: Aid. TURTON, ALLAN TYPSON, JAMES: Stage Aid, Intramurals, Assembly Program, Operetta. UNCAPHER, SHIRLEY VALLETTA, ANITA: Honor Ticket Salesman, Operetta. VAMBUT, JEAN VAN BUREN, CHARLOTTE: Aid. VAROUSE, FRANCES: Aid, Club Member. VIDOVICH, FRANCES: Honor Ticket Salesman, Operetta. VISCI, CAROL: Aid, Intramurals, D.A. Play, Assembly Program, Band Marching, Pit Ensemble, Orchestra on Lunch. VISCI, LOUIS: Assembly Program, Band-Marching, Pit Ensemble, Operetta. VRABEL, BARBARA: Aid. WAGNER, GERALD: Aid, Student Council, Football, Track. WEIKEL, KAREN: Aid, Club Member, Typist-Publications. WELLS, DAVID: Honor Ticket Salesman, Assembly Program, Band- Marching, Pit Ensemble. WILLIAMS, CATHERINE: Aid, Typist-Publications. WILLIAMS, SANDRA: Intramurals, Band-Marching, Pit Ensemble, Orchestra on Lunch, Operetta. WOLK, JOSEPH WOODIN, BARBARA: Aid, Assembly Program, Operetta, Orchestra. YERICO, MARGARET YOUNG, HAROLD YOUNG, NANCY: Aid, Club Member, Club Otticer, Service Club Member, Band-Marching, Pit Ensemble, Orchestra on Lunch, Operetta. ZADOROZNY, MARTIN ZAGRAY, PAUL: Aid, Stage Aid, Intramurals, Assembly Program, Operetta. ZEMANEK, JOAN: Aid, Usher. ZILKO, EDWARD ZIMMERMAN, JOSEPH: Student Council, D.A. Play. 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SEC- OND ROW: Darlene Takacs, Marilyn Tomsic, Mariann Szucs, Sut Talbot, Diane Varga, Jane Travis, Paulette Trigilio, Genny Torres. THIRD ROW: L o U i e Stolba, Ray Taylor, Terry Szanto, Al Staveski, David Spaid, Louie Tisler, John Varos, Jirn Traub. FOURTH ROW: Don Suchey, Tom Stobo, Dennis Szucs, Charles Tingler, Frank Vazzano, Ken Vick, Joe Stevens, Caft. Miss Zink FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lynne Schae5er, Pat Saba, Linda Roth- man, Jacqueline Rupnick, Mary Ann Rybprczyk, Judy Rupnick, Karen Savinsky, Connie Schueller. SECOND ROW: Ruth Sands, Charlotte Schmidt, Sheila Sapp, Paula Roush, Susan Sabol, Sharon Rozich, Karen Schroeder, Francine Seda, Jesse Rangel. THIRD ROW: Bill Radabaugh, Harry Pearsall, Joe Partridge, Chris Pappas, Keith Reber, Dick Riga, Henry Przychocki, D i n o P a p p a s. FOURTH ROW: Tom Ratclifl, Dick Richards, Nick Perrotto, Dennis Ridenaur, Ray Rak, Russell Reed, George Radich, Ben Ray. N ww f.,..nf-A, if X X. V WW i 5 - W 5 5 me V f i - A..ff W. 1 I V. 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THIRD ROW: Barry Gerber, Rich- ard Grasso, Terry Greathouse, George Gargasz, Ernest Gordon, Larry Feldkamp, Bob Gary, Ron- nie Fish. FOURTH ROW: Bob Evans, Steve Push, Jim Gary, Joe Glavan, Charles Gascoigne, Dale Goodwin, Edward DeWitt, Jerry Forrider. 203 Miss Oehlke FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Vir- ginia Losiewicz, Pat Kozal, Lar- ita Lockhard, Barbara Kuzniar, Leska, Virginia ROW: Maxine Lynch, .Ian Life, Betty Jean Kra Blanche Lane, THIRD ROW: Frank Gubeno, Hunger, Joe Kovach. SECOND Kroucik, Nancy Marilyn Koziura, use, Judy Kovalcs, Suzan Leibas. David Houchin, Paul Greer, Tom Guerrieri, Harry Haun, James Hartman, Ruth Ko- tai. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Hunady, Lee Guerra, Brezial Griftea, Dennis Hrinda, Jerry Howells, Jim Gula, Bill Hall, James Holder. B-I Mr. Goehring FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Hazel Holland, Earnastine lrley, Pat Halas, Mary Gongaware, Rita Hersch, Gayle Hartwig, Marianne Heaslip. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Gallo, Phyllis Henkin, Pat Ice, Phyllis Hanick, Pat Hales, Cathy Hanko, Donna Gibson. THIRD ROW: Carl Domazit, Walter Dembek, William Griest, Donald DiNicola, Ralph Dean. FOURTH ROW: Tom Day, Ted Odom, Roger Edlernan, Lenard Eno, Ed Drake, Robert Elenin, Rudy Dudulcovich, John Dubosh. A-3 Miss Jameson FIRST ROW, left to Righh Janice Fevlie, Linda Evansco, Joni Dor- aslny, Jenn Delvlorco, JoAnn Del! Boccio, Miphaelena Filalc, Sandy Grllhn, Carole Fligjnor SECOND ROW: Harriet Edwards, Eleanor DUFIIIIO, Carol Draper, Myrfo Fernandef, Judy Iutroll, Julie Follell, THIRD ROW: Mike Crlsi, Ron Conipnnu, Dave Davies, Frank Capufo, Joseph Cozlello, Lewis Dandrea, Roy Columbaro, Jfirln Criniplmll, FOURTH ROW: Sieve Cverna, Tracy Dougherty, Sherman Clrirk, Duvicl Crooks, Ron Cinniger, John Costello, Stephen Ciao, Neil Cendroslcy. W 1 , Y I i , 206 Mr. White IRST ROW, Left Io Right Donna Slim, Joan Bonselc, Judy Be-von, .ti-pliunie Bulofj, Genevieve llorln, Kmhy Bcirbuscuk, Ellen lirrrir-r. SECOND ROW: Cookie lciloqyh, Evelyn Balogh, Thereso lolnuwslci, Jeanie Berry, Karen larlis, Lenny Anlhony, Diane lrilcrri, Burlxcira Beck THIRD lOW: Riclicircl Brirrzylc, Herb Wh, Pm Bulxson, Karen Black, ,arlmra Bririok, Norma Aponie. OURTH ROW: Frank Beachler, fmymond Borogo, Bob Balcilc, rnie Alessio, Klous Bauer, Walt landersky. Q E L C-5 Miss Cummings FIRST ROW, Left fo Right: Nancy Carr, Carol Bodnur, Bonnie Brill, Dee DelBoCcio,SheliaCl1ristensen- Ann Deitch, Pat Celik, Joyce Brove. SECOND ROW: Ruth Bur- ness, Nodene Cyron, Mary Cordy, Lois Darvos, Joyce Crom- well, Mona Coyne, Judy Bul- zomi, Gail Cornsweef, THIRD ROW: John Bucher, Jerry Brove, Bill Bucsi, Frank Benneif, Bob Browne, Ron Breclcenriclge, John Coika, FOURTH ROW: Ditlc Bre- zina, London Brown, Dove Bod- nar, Dennis Bucher, Allan Bonk, Dennis Busch, Ben Brodner, Ron Bober, Barry Burge. in . .--'.' 5 fk , .nr Q , ,S f '-WWE' 'ifefk' 13 4,321-f' 'T ' W- ,, 2 w gn'f5g4g?Afwf3vgL ' ,S f 5 , M mf. yr if igi 1 52 n , ,W 'f 'Pi -J A, ,, .., ' ,j5Q,,5f:w153.:: -, 5 , f- : .-3-5:..??g: :f1, , ., . 258 W , '8 1 , - mix- -fffy gfff x iff K ffiw?f??fvgwf, P if .fw-gli -1 S' 'L '55 Ja? K feff- -1 3 A, , sa' 'l .ei .si A mf . W ,-:sf ,, -W , www, Wh, an. W. QW? if ,gg 5, L, wwf., 5 ff. yr X- Q e Q iff 1. T52 ,- f: W i ag mf Q 'Lag Je ' I - f':,:::. fJi. I f.: My ' 2 bmw: .. ,lik 5 i- Jxmfgiaw-sa 'K 'VHWB I A- X? wi X New U M, A-I3 Mr. Mills FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jackie DeTillio, Judy Garheld, Nancy lundiik, Viileriii: Dorrey, Joan Danirki, Carol Deincr, Phyllis Farkas, Diana Dumont, SECOND ROW: Joseph Furci, Margaret fsierle, Hattie Crawford, Shir- ley Demyan, Carol Fundak, Judy Zronzck, Mary Louise Corneio, ,ouis Delgado, Douglas Gaspor. THIRD ROW: Anthony Dadas, fxl Defilippo, Al DiLuciano, Kelly iaris, Dale Dedrick, Dave Cribbs, Randy Hanna, Randy Heimann :OURTH ROW: Jim Crehore, ance Erdy, William Hawkes, Xlan George, Ken Gerhardt, Jim 'rwin, Benny Grego, Dave Ger- ick, David Dunfee, .Joseph rasca. 3 2 I O2 Mr. Swartwood FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Shirley Kessler, Karen Jones, Sally Horn, Sandra Jordan, Judy Horn, Gail Hawley, Linda Kahn, Rose Marie Hudak, SECOND ROW: Robert Hill, Katherine Horvatich, Bar- bara Herrmann, Barbara Harsar, Carol Karason, Lewis Laureano, Ronald Maxwell. THIRD ROW: John Kuzin, Joseph Magyar, Carl Lazevich, Micheal Koscho, Richard Kapronica, Raymond Kol- sar, Raymond Martin. FOURTH ROW: Dennis McBride, Charles Lautner, Al Larson, Bill May, Michael Matos, Dennis Kovace- vich, Dennis Koltas, Robert Magdalena. A-I2 Mr. Gundrum FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Rose- mary Cataldo, Norma Bills, Jua- nitci Bresak, Gerry Bartlome, Carole Baxter, Lula Bowens, Faye Freeman, Janice Baum. SECOND ROW: Carol Field, Al- lan Baldie, James Bohl, Helen Bruce, Carolyn Farschman, Pat Beko, Pat Barno, Andy Clotz, Merlin Bickel, Loretta Blakely. THIRD ROW: Joe Gibson, Rafael Berrios., Garrett Gray, George Andriiowych, Ray Goldsmith, Jack Burger, Bob Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Ron Bomback, Bill Cerveniak, Robert Glime, Steve Bolyos, Preston Cook, Chuck Charlton, Paul Aquilla, Ignacio Chavez. .14 , 3, sf'- fm 1 film, K, -' f -A ::i.,:'1fgff1 2:-X:- .fm -, :,,:1,5:1?H-fa J 1 , -- L ' 5 ':1.fLL.i 5 , I X i:':- if 'ai A 535 P ' 5 5 K ikglfw iff, , fifmfw gm , Wim QNESY' gli E 5 xg, QV G gg 3 'W W. s WM, gf, M W?i'51 .V .,., 1.3 ' i ff--f A , i nv 3 ,wgiv . ' 123 4? mm Xa: - rg-ff -. A ff mi if H wk-Ma. 5.15593 200 Mr. Meyers 'IRST ROW, Left to Right: Arleen elner, Karen Ryan, Renee Ren- tuard, Rita Ratclifl, Dolores Pet- oskey, Janet Rfvsek, Carol Saltis, rarhara Rigo. SECOND ROW: Eayle Schmidt, Thomasene Rock, lizrrbeth Polly, Gwendolyn Ruth- rlord, Arlene Rigo, Carolyn uskas, Jafkie Pestl, Charlotte igo, Judi Rogers, Susan Romo- er, Mary Ann Ramsey. THIRD 'OW: George Schwarz, John okasy, Richard Keene, Doug age, Rohert Sihanefelt, James anner, Roy Shcxfler, .lcllrey ozanc, Kenneth Puhaly. FOURTH OW: Sol Scpsonwol, John hiclds, Bill Ray, Jim Schczrfling, ony Raymond, Dale Raymond, alph Reed, Ronald Shale' Don hover, John Ross. IO5 Mr. Davis FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Susan Meyers, Mary McRancy, Barb Mc- Quire, Paar: Miner, Jurly Marks, Arrdrfra Mrryrik, Miirfia Millard, Phyllis Mihalko, SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Burrir-, Juanita Mas- lrxnkci, Elaine Marinurri, Yurda Mnldorrada, Dolarmrs Miirrucci, Catherine MrBrfnnr-tt, Caro' Ann Mi-rrk, Hr-lr-rr Mrwlrylkrr, lrnrrva Mack, Patricia McCue, Cheryl Burke, THIRD ROW: John Mrzlnar, Skip Molnrir, Stanley Ori, Dirk Orimver, Cllrarlrfs Mutrrriuky, Rich' ard Nagy, Jerry Osko, Angelo Nllorriles, Gary Crimrlmell, Jim Carp. FOURTH ROW: Jae Mania, .Ouis Morrtriomery, Michael Nelf son, Farris Monroe, Nick Muska, 7aul Moralez, Raymond Niskey, Nl Obbey, John Mucha. A- I 5 Mrs. Kingsley FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Shirley Parsons, Betty Jane Papp, Janet Overstreet, Nancy Nemecek, Diane Muzek,UladysPere1, Rose- anne Ondeka, Donna Mucha. SECOND ROW: Diane Niskey, Judy Olexen, Glendora Mur- dock, Elaine Nowicki, Joyce Osko, Elizabeth Ocasio, Carol Ondulich, Sylvia Mudrifh, Beverly Morrow, N a d i n e Nickolette. THIRD ROW: Joe Paracsi, Frank Passanisi, Ken Pongracz, Dan Paschyn, Gerald Parker, Jerry Perritt, Ron Pcrusek, Bob Poli. FOURTH ROW: Darrell Plott, Jerry Pilawskr, Andrus Porgas, Rudy Pavlik, Jerry Poch- urek, George Pajer, George Pet- kosek, James Pekare. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Toni Kurowski, Bev Kutting, Michele Krase, Janet Lorence, Joan Lowe, Marilyn Kyger, Kitty Travis, Pat Kovacs. SECOND ROW: Sherre Gallo, Barb Koephe, Gail Lengyel, Bonnie Shields, Eileen Lewis, Mitchell Milovich, Ismael Matos, Jerry Carton, Terry Mc- Farland, Dick McGee, Judith Lazevich, Joanne Kovacs, Carol Luman, Bernice Lynch, Annie Davis. THIRD ROW: Maria Ortiz, Richard Martino, Dave MCQuate, Alex Milli, Steve Marincin, Don McComas, Jerry Maclaras, Jim Lucas, Bill Marquet, Paul Zim- merman, FOURTH ROW: Dale Pribanic, Bob Pryatel, Dick Sheriff, Bob McGee, Ira McGin- nis, Luther Williams, John Mit- chell, Bob Saylor, Virgil Maxwell, Ron Mariotti, Mike Mishak. B-3 Miss Stone FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Phyl- lis Hobbs, Peggy Cain, Joyce Holzhauer, Marilyn Hronec, Judy Honicy, Yvonne Heath, Carolyn Herbert, Sandy Hertzig, SEC- OND ROW: Gloria Calhoun, Betty Jackson, Ann Hale, Kathy Hanko, Laurel Herman, Dianne Horvath, Linda Hawkins, Denny Hlebcor, Ruth Ann Horkay, Doris Huhn. THIRD ROW: Richard Kar- dos, Ernest Kacher, Lewis Santi- ago, Carl Koltas, George Katkic, David Fowler, Dennis Korzan, Lynn Kernell. FOURTH ROW: Hubero Kincaid, Rich Kasmo, Dave Kerpics, Joe Kacsandy, Bob Keller, Dennis Konya, Stan Kowalczck, Frank Klima, Jim Karpinski. B- I 2 Mr. Cotton FIRST ROW, Lett to Right: Sandy Jama, Judy Kell, Maxine Katz, Loureen Jenkins, Margie Kerekes, Maxine Jackson, Carol Kera, Balvine Kielar. SECOND ROW: Pat Kubasak, Kathy Kuba, Sharon Kings, Susan Jakubec, Dorothy Knickerbocker, Barb Klingshirn, Jane Klingbeil, Carol Kanzius, Jackie Klekota. THIRD ROW: Albert Kulics, Eugene Kules, Bill Krasienko, Norm LaVriha, Larry Lathwell, Dave Lima, Ted Litkovitz, Barb Kamin- ski, FOURTH ROW: 'Bob Litten, Bob Kufel, Ray Lee, Jon Lillevig, Rainer Kuhn, Tom Krol, Al Ksiazk, Len Kulas, Leonard Logar, K C-6 Miss Frisbie FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gail Frirlii-'., l'rit Fuuli, slwiiiricz Iirrlci, Krithlrrren Fritz, Carla Foulk, Nrniiiri livinrl, Iiieiniirliiii- Iiilka ski, Carole Ferguson, SECOND ROW: Judy Galariffl, Brenda Flint, Nancy Feirii, Pal Fwers, Carol IYIIQVIOV, Mfirlmiif Fislirrr, Ernest llriupi, Josrrpli George, THIRD ROW: Alonzo Gulf:-, Tom King, Dave Greggun, Drennis Hook, Williciiri llr-lin-., Richard Gilles, George llrirrlirr, Micliarrl George. FOURTH ROW: Harry llurinann, Jefl Hanna, Ronnie Ilarif, Stove Harasty, John Gi : , ko, John Glover, Robert Grafgic, George Grrlvely. 5 I, ll l l C-8 Miss Weaver FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Georg- etta Gdoviri, Sandra Greuter, Kay Schabbing, Natalie Gildzen, Pat Gould, Sue Greulich, Sue Griffith, Marilyn Gaydosh. SEC- OND ROW: Euvenia Grifteo, Gail Guy, Bev Gressler, Judy Golabich, Earlene Griffith, Rosa Gonialez, Audrey Giran, Suzy Grindlay, Joanne Grills, Refugio Garcia, Joyce Gonda. THIRD ROW: Don Daidone, Howie Hut- chinson, Frank Hreha, Dale Hunady, Jerry Horomariski, George Iwanek, Ray Hunady, JOhn Hornola, FOURTH ROW: Robert Horvath, Lyle Joslin, Tom Hronec, Dick Houchiri, Ron Hook, Larry Hussey, Miles Hackney, John Jakopin, Ed Hromada, Harold Jones. C-4 Miss Gruey FIRST ROW, left to Right: Sharon Emery, Nette Epps, Sharon Davis, Patty Dunni- gan, Sharon Duriava, Marilyn Eski, Arlene Eberhardt, Barbara Enclrizal, SECOND ROW: Penni Dornanski, Sandra Dorsz, Sandy Doloos, Genevieve Ellis, Judy Edwards, Sharon Waten, Con- nie Davis, Alberta Epps, Carol Deehr, Marlene Dougan, THIRD ROW: Jim Edwards, Dennis George, Claire Finlayson, Allan Gall, Ray Gray, Steve Elkovich, Kenneth Flaczynski, William Dre-xler. FOURTH ROW: Frank Filisko, Bill Fashing, Don Fair- head, Leo Gargasz, James Faze- kas, Mike Fernandez, Patrick Dugan, Thomas Forrider, Denny Franta. Qin ' , iii? 'T L . ' '. P' ., 2 I sir: -il ffsi , 2. ff I Q ' 2:55 ' '- ' H asf K f N ff I, -, gf W 52 f V - M fix' l N W- ,. 2 1 . -A ' M ' E A ZEQQEQ. Q ' ' -' V54ff e'5J?f,ii m L if Q' ww 5 mp W ' . Q 1 A ' .. . , I - . -I gL'igLi-wig L , E -:. 2 5 ik Q , 5 i s , M. A ,Q , 'eil-3:::: , Y ? sf -: ., A ' A 'if F 7 ' , f H P Q F Q? QL kv A W Jima? W lm F 'Elfslsiwg ,. fa at? 5 W .E wif? T ww N255 5 1 - 4 im av ,Wi 5,2 K 13, ,W -V :L 3 .., . , ., . my -12' 15,555 . K -ww f' .lk M ec' I ff'-2+ Jil' f i- X 1 mi!- Q , ' '-uf 5 wil 3 if B-2 Miss Hall FIRST ROW: Paulette Drechsler, Isabell Delgado, Pat Darin, Donna Delfino, Teresa Farkas, Lorna Ford. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen DeNicola, Vido Diaz, Marsha Farr, Phyllis Costin, Diane Fush, Ron Erdie. THIRD ROW: Pat Deshuk, Gloria Edwards, Barbara Davis, Joseph DeJesus, Dennis Counne, Ken Fecho. FOURTH ROW: Frank Csavena, Dave Duchoslar, Justin Dimacchia, Leroy Dunlap, George English. FIFTH ROW: Gary Fields, Dan Cook, Tim Donerkiel, Dave Davis, Dave Dedrick, Corey Crapo. B-4 Mrs. Smith FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Malinovsky, Carole Lang, Susan Logar, Janice Mason, Cathy Kunkle, Madeline Kish. SECOND ROW: Joy Lieberman, Donna Lesh- enski, Sheila Long, Mary McCrone, Margaret Kor- deleski, Phyllis Lehman, THIRD ROW: Gary London, Richard Kscenich, Eddie Lubanovich, Jim Jones, Elke Kuhn, Carole Logan, Allan Kolhe. FOURTH ROW: Alex Katrincsak, Albert Kaye, Eugene Ko- basick, Larry Johnson, Keith Kiler, Jeff Jacobson. FIFTH ROW: Eugene Louk, Duane Jackson, Harold Krivill, Ron Kopronica, Don Kavalac, James Martin. C- I 6 Miss Hankish FIRST ROW: Pat Bires, Sharon Buda, Judy Bryan, Peggy Boder, Sandy Bove, Mary Bulloch, SEC- OND ROW: Judy Bodnar, Georgetta Cocco, Pat Casper, Susie Burton, Mary Lou Barker. THIRD ROW: Tom Black, Jim Abel, Bill Carnahan, Dennis Bills, Billy Chapman. FOURTH ROW: Keith Aman, Larry Barker, Gary Benczi, Bob Catalano, Jack Butcher, Edward Alvarez, Jack Bodnar, Jerry Bru- notts, Dave Bartos, Tim Arndt, John Baranauskas. C-9 Mrs. Beckwith FIRST ROW: Marilu Frankovich, Sally Gulienz, Pat Johnson, Pat Haladik, Virginia Gluhank, Dottie Hare. SECOND ROW: Carol Greco, Carole Gello, Joanne Getz, Sharron Gulls, Judy Gaitz, Carol Henry. THIRD ROW: Joe Gonzales, John Fax, Carol Hunker, Jacqueline Gondor, Natalie Horale- wskyj, Tom Horvath, David Gaodell, Joe Funari, Ron Fueman, Tom Gornall, Dale Hall. FOURTH ROW: Twath Flowers, Wayne Gave, Tony Garcia, Dave Fishor, Dale Hoffman, Manuel Guerra. B-9N, Mr. Lave FIRST ROW: Annette Sommers, Marie Station, Eve- lyn Slavik, Susan Stein, Diane Stedman, Susan Simsic. SECOND ROW: Joan Rothman, Judy Slaus, Gladys Smith, Betty Ann Russo, Lola Stoneking, Ellen Sasser, Sharon Spaich, THIRD ROW: Judie Stefanik, Bill Rothman, Vorel Suki, Harvey Robin- son, Larry Rosebeck, Clyde Sprague. FOURTH ROW: Sam Spraggins, Jerry Smith, Charles Spando, Ken Short, Ronnie Thomas. FIFTH ROW: John Tagert, Joe Szucs, Darryl Sislowski, Robert Spreng, John Spraggins, Tom Smith. IOI, Mr. Lakatos FIRST ROW: Lenore Pratt, Marilynn Paiak, Geor- gene Pashevich, Barbara Molnar, Gayle O'Connor, Pat Queer. SECOND ROW: Nadene Naymik, Rita Pitts, Renee Procario, Francis Montalto, THIRD ROW: Tony Randel, Arthur McGee, Richard Mc- Geachie, Linda Nardini, Janice Richter, Linda Per- rier. FOURTH ROW: Joe Randel, Don Novello, John Moody, Richard Portnick, Jim Pfeifer. FIFTH ROW: Bob Pruchnichi, Joe Milks, Napoleon Moye, Frank Matyi, Jim Orseno, Ronnie Miller. B-95, Miss Mikesell FIRST ROW: Kathy Weitzil, Mary Ann Wozniak, Pat Vandersommer, Sandra Zezlina, Darlene Uhse, Shirley Teliman, Sharon Searight. SECOND ROW: Linda Zutavern, Judy Thieben, Deanna White, Georgia Taulhee, Madaline Venzel, Gloria Sylves- ter, Eleanor Zadorozny. THIRD ROW: Bill Yuhas, Don Wilkes, Richard Zuricich, Albert Wilson, Tony Vazzano, Betty Zahn. FOURTH ROW: Joe Wrice, John Varis, Charles Trotta, Do-n Youngless, Larry Yeager, Tom Wargo, Alice Zepeda. FIFTH ROW: Bud Urban, Bob Thompson, Andy Woody, Dei Waldecki, Tom Williams, Gary Wanosky. Miss Cummings instructs a sophomore class in beginning Spanish. +P Q Q , 'X ' I s- lr 'G' 0' Q MW- f ,V f K.. lp K -- - as K q .f Q,- 1 .xx Q 5 . ' R X x 4 S . any ,M V 5 IA gk 1 gif' fy N.. gl X N' A X 1 S Q in X X 2 I x gp X ,X WWE f J-X s 5 9 5 x fs U x 'K if 6 ' X A1 1 - , 5 .x ' wig -i .X Q W - r Av is QQ ga Q vin: pass- .v Q' 'li 1 x X Q 0 Sg-I' 9-Z 0 - an , ,lvfxv ro G N Q E11 C, sw, 'M if-72 - . 'wf?wfff, ' w 'J ' yyy' :L'L' fw I - . .Sz gifs, Iii, fgi3Z2jL,t Vi , 4 I K 3 P M,e.,,4?1 ,wg-f ,rw W V? , :fp ,,gL A ' , J .. . if Q , 1 Q 54 Q7 3? Yes? Qg?1Lg M? W ' 1 T ' wif y 5 4 Q2 f 5 f J , xkilv N 1 ff 1 f V 4 5 6 ' A :als 4, L M, Aw,: fi X jf: lg: , f , , 5 . 1 1 4 L, ,, 3 1 qw v an if i a .k ' gi.. M ,J '9i.:, ,Q lf q 1 0 Q 1- 3' X S K1 v A E 9.94, Ui . 'Z 33 5f ,W ..4 EE A ,f -4 sais X Angie Bangas, Art Lave, Head Coach, Don White, and Tony Misko. Lorain High Junior Varsit FIRST ROW: Paul Aquilla, Warren Davies, Dave Hromeac, Jerry Pochurek, Walt Wilson, Dennis Reshetar, Ken Gerhardr, Jim Turion, Jim Telatnik, Dan Belu. SECOND ROW: Phil Presuffo, Ray Kolesar, Dave Stron- slcy, Ken Claus, Dave Lima, Jack Mezafasfa, Bill Fashing, Vic Tomazic, Ron Sauer, Randy Hanna, John Molnar, Jerry Horamanski. THIRD ROW: Frank Filisko, Mike Mishak, Tom Krol, Tom Bloom, Jerry Zavada, Robert Wallace, Virgil Maxwell, Raymond Niskey. . ' ' . I mw Q.. 649' , ,ww if 4. , f 7 I E M ' 'A riff , iQ-3,7 6 -i, X ini Q X-- 1 l uk f 3 si X 5 . :A r L Ajliin, Amish I qi Y I yn fiik K A A M m 3 x T x e 5 a F I Q5 E , A f , g , '5 - s W W A E lg 1 M 5W5f?e - '4i'?ff.Hl' W Y Ng .N A K K , , A ,V ,, P, xg In A I a V 5 up -Q ' 'V' ' -xhigj' i' . i 1 'fp 1- ,. A Q,-2, 1 ' :J K y u , f 4 ' ' '2 N ,Q ' ' a k L4 ,sf , b Y kk r 4 .1 , .. I f W W M V sf. x w R 'KJ V 4 ' 3 ' in x ., 52? A I 'A W I A s' 3 s k . '- Us 2- W ' L' . 1 -dv- 'fi Q' 'S' , V54 - 3 - Q X Dan Sadowski Jerry Wag ner Dennis Chrobak Al Polansky Buckeye Conference At the close of the 1957 pigskin season, the coaching staffs representing the six Buckeye Conference schools, met to select an all-star squad. The 1957 edition of the All-Buckeye Conference Team included seven Steelmen. Junior center Dan Sadowski, who landed a berth on the United Press All-Ohio first team, was Lorain's lone representative on the first team offensive squad. The defensive unit, however, found three Lorainites in its midst. Jerry Wagner, 330 pound tackle, was selected at that position on the basis of his stellar line play, while Dennis Chrobak, who performed brilliantly at end, was given the nod at a flanker position. Al Polansky was named to a linebacker spot. Captain Frank Kosco bolstered the Steel City contingent by holding down a defensive end position on the second team. Speedy Ken Deshuk, school record holder in the high and low hurdles, was chosen as the safety on the second defensive unit. Rounding out the squad is iunior, Roger Farr, who bore the brunt of the Steelmen attack, and was a second team halfback selection. ff, it xx Q X NX X X Frank Kosco Ken Deshuk Roger Farr 88 Q E 4 .nk S g f -- -4s:...,-'gk ,naw .A jflw. Q I L' 6 X V H f . t ' 1 47,1393 Mggig 5 .vw gn : 'X mi I A , A' L J' F 25: fi-if Q-fi! ff ' nf 7 A x 1. if 5 it me as L - 3 :Le ' 'Tj , WL . -7 -3 gf ' V 3? ? Ex i L R W2 f KV ff Q fa 92 if 4. , , fe .wg :S - new d,x,.Qggg-Q? Gif Q n . Q n ,uv 'Q X X g S . lf r. is' L. ' a 3- Q xx X 'xxx Qs X S X X Q. X X Oil Qs , .Q 1 5 X v SAAB: if fv 1- fi i . s w 92 A .E S ,K X , i X X 3 . A-...ff 5 3 xr rx Cage Mentors Coach McConihe tutored another successful cam- paign for the Steelmen. The season began with four straight victories, but four setbacks in succes- sion put a damper on the hopes of the Lorain fans. However, the team rallied and ended the year with a commendable lO-6 record. The graduation of Captain Bill Fazekas lwho set a new single game scoring mark of 39 pointsl, Frank Kosco, and Chuck Niemeth left the team shorthanded at mid-year but the Steelmen cagers made an impressive showing, including an upset victory over Marion. The Junior Varsity, under Coach Bangas, finished with a record of I2 wins and three losses. Varsity FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom Butchko, Frank Kosco, Nate Johnson, Pete Kohlmyer, Ed Kingsley. SECOND ROW: Bill Fazekas, Dennis Lavish, Bob Brenner, Bill Karpinski, Chuck Niemeth, Bob Zalatel. Junior Varsity Coach, Angie Bangas, Head Coach, Al McConihe O O Junior Varsity FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Belu, Bill Bucsi, Ray Martin, Al Kulics, Tom Krol, SECOND ROW: Bob Keller, Cliff Merritt, Lance Ercly, Mike Mishok, Bucky Urbanic. -E. Q E I QQ 3 E2 l.' is-f 8 QP X :. 4. ' 7. , ,I 4 ax ' , 1 22 . 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Roger Farr 'M 5 , w ,fl .100 sl v Q we ll my .Q , .Nl l . on K ik 5 N lf 6V W ,... ,fl Bill Fazekas 97 Chuck Niemeth I 957 State XVQHA aw , i m . .. M. Q ,..,,.. , I ' 'N lei, kggfiff fm si.. 3 href! E253 FIRST ROW, left lo right: Bucky Urbanic, Joe Gencur, Pete Kohl- Godlewski, Bill Fazekas, Burt Campbell, Ray Martin, Bob Zalalel, myer, Bill Long, Frank Sukalac, Don Hayden, Tom Butchko, Dave Bob Salkowitz, Tom Brown, Dick Kalo, Jack Chef, Alan George. Young, Dennis Trelka, Coach Tony Misko. SECOND ROW: Bob State Runners-Up District Sectional Runners-Llp Diamond Story The year of i957 proved to be a year of pleasant surprises for LHS baseball fans. With a nucleus of only four returning lettermen, Coach Tony Misko molded a team that will be long remembered in the annals of Lorain High sports history. The Steelmen dropped a heart- breaking opener to Elyria but rallied as they hit the tourney trail by dumping St. Edwards. Paced by the potent bats of Dick Kala and Bucky Urbanic, revenge was gained in a con- test with traditional rival, Elyria. Gaining mo- mentum, the Steelmen toppled Rocky River to gain a berth in the district tournament. Fire- balling Bill Fazekas hurled the squad into the Columbus select four by setting dawn Akron Garfield and Euclid in hard fought games. With Fazekas again receiving the call to the mound in the semi-finals, the Lorainites disposed of Columbus St. Charles in an extra-inning fracas. However, on the next afternoon disaster struck in the form of Reading and the Miskomen came out on the short end of a 9-0 score. Season's Record Lorain l-2 Lorain 4-l Lorain 6-7 Lorain 5-2 Lorain 6-2 Lorain 7-4 Lorain 7-O Lorain l-O Lorain 5-3 Lorain 3-l Lorain O-9 Elyria St. Edwards-Sectional Oberlin College Freshmen Elyria-Sectional Rocky River-Sectional Mansfield St. Stanislaus-District Akron Garfield-Regional Euclid-Regional Columbus St. Charles-Semi-Final Reading-Final 99 Coach Misko Guiding the Steelmen anglers was Mr. Tony Misko. Always turning out a fine squad, he al- most realized the ambition of bringing the championship to Lorain. Bill Fazekas Primarily responsible for the Steeler's success was Bill Faze- kas, and his strong right arm. Fuzz's value was apparent to the Cleveland Indians, who signed him at a considerable bonus. Promising Sophomores Although untested, the Sophomores pictured at the right may prove to be important cogs in the thinclad machinery, Much of a would-be successful season will depend upon their perform- ance. They formulate a definite plan in the big picture as con- ceived by Coach White. FIRST ROW, left to right: Albert Wilson, Cameron Buckland, Dan Paschyn. SECOND ROW: Harold Jones, Ray Lee, Dave Bartos, Louis Montgomery. Track Tutors Head Coach Don White reviews strategy with his capable aid, Mr. Elmer Myers, RIGHT. Last season the amiable twosome formed what most authorities agree to be, perhaps, the greatest array of cindermen to don the L.H.S. colors. Although many of the stalwarts of that squad have passed on via the graduation route, the brain- trust is optimistic concerning the pending campaign. Many have cited the trouncing of Fremont as the high spot of the season, however, the upset victory over Lakewood receives the nod from this corner. The Steelmen, also, reigned unbeaten in two encounters with neigh- boring Elyria. Returning Lettermen Erdy, high lump, Ken Deshuk, hurdles. Shouldering the bulk of the burden will be the core f veterans pictured on the left. Supplemented by Junior Roger Farr, who was absent when the picture was taken these lettermen are the nucleus of the i958 squad. FRONT ROW, left to right: Jim Traub, dashes, Bob Browne, dis tance runs, Ed Petrick, distance runs, Manuel Martinez dashes, BACK ROW: Joe Filisko, field events, Ron Cm niger, distance runs, London Brown, 440 yd. dash, Lance Ken Deshuk, who shattered one record and tied another ln his iunior year, returns to bolster Coach White's hopes for another banner season I 957 Track Record Lorain - 54Va Berea - 6315 Lorain - 69 Ashland - 49 Lorain - 69 Elyria - 49 Wooster Invitational - Lorain 3rd place Lorain - l04V2 Fremont- l3V2 Lorain - 8OV2 New London - 57 Clearview - lOV2 Lorain - 64V2 Lakewood - 53V2 Lorain - 88 Elyria -- 30 Lorain - 63 Sandusky - 55 Buckeye Conference Meet - Lorain 3rd The Scimitar gratefully acknowledges the Lorain Journal, who contributed various photographs to the Sports Section. Ed Petrick, senior cindermcm, narrows the gap as he receives the baton in a leg of the mile relay. Record Holders The track season of 1957, besides bringing the Steelmen a commendable 7-l mark, saw new records established in tour events and one other tied. EVENT Holder 220 Yd. Dash Jim Robinson Pole Vault Phil Neilsen l80 yd. low hurdles Ken Deshuk 800 yd. relay M. Martinez K. Deshuk S. Mikola .l. Robinson l2O yd. high hurdles Ken Deshuk Time or Distance 22.l sec. l l'8 20. sec. l:34.6 15.5 sec. ltiedl HCTIVITIES X H, is in H Y? National Hou Marlene Abel George Apolzon Mary Lou Bentley Marcia Berkowitz Pat Braun Natalie Burich Evelyn Butler Dennis Chrobok Liane Demyan Julie DiFillipo Fannie Disieno Ann Erdeliac Gene Ferguson Diane Freeman Dianne Gochnour Audrey Gottschling Saraiane Hale Karen Jensen Kristine Keyes 3 i l f Soc To belong to the National Honor Society has always been a much desired goal of Lorain High School students. The Lorain chapter of the na- tional organization was es- tablished in 1922, having as its purpose to create an en- thusiasm tor scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, promote leadership and develop character in American students. To be eligible for member- ship, a student must rank in the upper third of his class scholastically, and possess .TY Honor 5 1 1 Q Y the other three requirements of Character, Leadership, and Service. This includes only those seniors who re- ceive no fewer than twenty- five points in each of the four requisite-s. Students are rated in these catagories by the faculty on a grade basis, thereby eliminating the per- sonal iudgement of a teacher. Only fifteen per cent of the class can become members. Twice a year new members are inducted into the organi- zation at a ceremony open to parents and friends. Frank Kosco Karen Kosmo Peter Kratt Mary Jane Lasky Joan Light Marian Mills Maxine Nedleman Charles Niemeth Stan Pincura Alan Polanslcy Kathleen Poszywak Elizabeth Rusine Terri Slivka Patricia Sposato Janie Stocker Tom Tisler .lcne Van Duesen Barbara Woodin Nancy Young FRONT: Rafael Mendez, FIRST ROW: June Edwards, Diane Free- man, Helen Bruce, Lois Darvas, Gayle Senseimer, Sharon Emery. SECOND ROW: Jim Pekare, Carolyn Buri, Louis Belletti, John Nikora, Elizabeth Trenkl, Karen Jones, Carol Meek, Esther Trax- ler, THIRD ROW: Nancy Niemeth, Joyce Brove, Sheryl Hershey, Joyce Vick, Phyllis Marquart, Cheryl Miller, Larry Visci, Dave Wells, Den Bado, Carol Visci, Bonnie Baker, Dave Spaid, Randy Heiman, Warren Tisdale. FOURTH ROW: Lucy Mercer, Carol Draper, Judy Fronzek, Karen Meinke, Linda Kahn, Carol Ziegman, John Leonard, Terri Slivko, Lynne Chula, Bob Edwards, Ron Ten- nant, Mel Freeman, Paul Salata. FIFTH ROW: Norm Findley, Tim Logar, Ted Raponi, Georgia Shade, Art Tisdale, Nadine Foote, Rosemary Snezek, Dennis Koltas, Fred Beiswenger. Lorain High The past year was filled with many memories for the members of the lOl-piece Lorain High School Band. Marching season, with its weekly half-time performances, re- quired many hours of work and individual practice lleftl to be successful and enjoyable. Half-time at the first football games of the season gave the band the first opportunity to wear their new black and gold uniforms lrightl, The uniforms were paid for entirely by the band fund and the annual spring concerts. Another highlight of fall months was a trip to Ohio State University to tour the campus and to watch the Ohio State- Purdue football game. 106 FRONT ROW: Jess Freeman. FIRST ROW: Pat Karahuta, Janice Mraz, Julie Torbert, Gwen Allbritain, Ruth Schwan, Joan Light. SECOND ROW: Carla Foulk, Carol Zeise, Klaus Bauer, Sandy Williams, Terry Muclrock, Gayle Simpson, Joanne Hopwood, Emily Parker, Nancy Young. THIRD ROW: Ralph Frank, Jot Gibson, Bob Beck, Dennis Bucher, Mary Ellen Cherney, Bill Ray, Bob Lawandow- ski, Don Fairhead, Sandra Gutowsky, Karen Savinsky, Carol Baxter, School Band Kelly Faris, Phyllis Taich, Joanne Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: Ernie Gordon, Sherman Clarke, Kris Keyes, Karel Smith, Bill Radabaugh, Marcia Mikolanda, Jerry Kavalac, Bill Fazekas, Joe Dzikielewskl, Jim Rosso, Ron DeBracy, Jim Humason, Susan Miller, Richard Meek. FIFTH ROW: David Fisher, Paul White, Andrus Pargas, Dick Oravec, Jim Crehore, Jane Pratch, Ray Radabaugh. March l3th was a red letter day for band members. it was the day of the annual spring concert. This year Rafeal Men- dez, world-renounced trumpeter, was guest soloist, Fifteen area high school bands attended the afternoon concert and ' ' a near-capacity crowd attended the evening performance. March 28th the band traveled to Elyria to participate in the annual Buckeye Band Festival. During the spring months, they presented a full round of con- certs at various junior high school, and presented an assembly program for the student body. With the Memorial Day Parade, the band concluded a suc- cessful ancl memorable year. 107 is m FIRST ROW Albert Fam Kris Keyes Sonia Poppendieck Audrey Light. THIRD ROW: Helena Sekular, Steve Uihelyi, Vernon Vander Gottschling Juanita Maslanka SECOND ROW Stephie Popowskl pool, George Andri, Donald Wilkes, Harold Krivell, Larry Visci Esther Traxler Edda Iacobozzi Rosemary Sylvester Nick Muska David Wells, Ken Bado, Ray Radabaugh, Jane Pratsch. FOURTH Judy Straka Joanne Hopwood Janice Mraz Ruth Schwan .loan ROW: Ted Raponi. Orchestra Music from Beethoven to Mantovani, Mozart to Anderson, echo Through the halls of L.H.S. as the Lo- rain High School Orchestra rehearses. The first stu- dent orchestra in l898 consisted of tvvo hrst violins, one second violin, a viola, piano, piccolo, flute, and a clarinet. Although there was no director, the choral director gave advice to the orchestra. This year the fifty piece orchestra has Played for January commencement, programs at the iunior high schools, at new schools, and other functions, the all- city orchestra program, an assembly, and the Buck- eye Conference Orchestra. Some of the members of orchestra participated in the Regional Orchestra at Orange High School in Cleveland, and two violinists, Albert Fam and Max Smith, had the distinction to play in the All-State Orchestra in Columbus. The operetta would have been incomplete without Rogers and Hammerstein's beautiful melodies played by the operetta orchestra under the direction of Mr. Freeman. ln his sixth year at Lorain High School, Mr. Freeman directs the Band, Orchestra, Cadet Band, Pep Band, and Dance Band. He is also Supervisor of Instrumental Music in Lorain. i if 1 ,KE K X Q i S few gif V QE fi 5 W W V hEQV. 3 ,. ' 11 W 16 , l , QR'- M, if W zwgjwfw I 1 if jf, 4 :Ji ' J ILT' Y f-ff 9 Y f U u. W We . A ww W 'm' I I--li li-f ' ,vi S' 5' ...-q,gn--anna FIRST ROW: John Nikora, Carol Ziegman, Diane Muzek, Cathy Shields, Page Miner, Tom Zolnai, SECOND ROW: Linda Kahn, Ron Royhab, Sharon King, Richard Martino, Georgetta Gdovin, Rosemarie Splcein, Judy Edwards, Jim Smith, Joe Dzekielewski, THIRD ROW: Juanita Bresak, Richard Wilson, Bob Staib, Jon Cadet Cadet FIRST ROW: Jean Zurinsky, Jane Thieben, Nancy Niemeth, Bar- bara Thompson, Helen Holko, Florence Petkosek, Beckey Rusine, Pat Mantin, Helen Niskey, Ulle Sinka, Janice Mraz, Lenore Kish, Ginny Kohuth, SECOND ROW: Pat Porciello, Nina Whyte, Ros- anna Kern, Marilyn Nagy, Nancy Fisher, Lillian Czapp, Lora Ladig, Rosemary Pongracz, Julia Stephens, Gayle Hartwig, Nancy Dimacchia, Connie Schueller, Mary Ann Spontik, Rita Skorupa, Janet Maurer, Lynn Peter. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Karolak, Joan Back, Jean Demarco, Lynette Gimbin, Georgene Pochurek, Margie Lullivig, George Gravely, John Gresko, Ricky Beckler, George Bendick, Harriet Chulic, Bonnie Britton, Lyle Joslin. FOURTH ROW: Preston Cook, Joe Mania, Elizabeth Ocasio, Carl Smith, Dennis Werner, Jim Simon, Karen Jones, Laurel Herman, Andrea Bobinsky. Band Choh' Bicsak, Kay Hawley, Karen Black, Janet Kline, Lucy Longoria, Anna Visnich, Janet Zazula, Judy Shibley, Diane Boeriu. FOURTH ROW: Marianne Homola, Dayle Buckley, Bonnie Calabrese, Lois Gild- zen, Henry Przychocki, Jim Jettrey, Clyde Jackson, Tom Hunger, Ray Columbaro, Keith Reber, Don DiNicola, Ken Meske, Bev Nimon, FIFTH ROW: Tim Sanchez, Ken Ruth, Allan Togalls, Leroy Gall, Phil Persensky, Phil Presutto, Jim Holder, Dan Sadowski, Mike Matos, Ray Wright, Ignacio Chavez, Ed Mantin. FIRST ROW: Pat Sabo, Carol Wladecki, Lynne SchaefTer, Barbara Siacko, Sheila Chrisiensen, Vivian Slarnco, Paf Celik, Dorolhy Nemeih, Joan Sukalac, Virginia Losiewiez, Carol Deiner, Nancy Sidlo. SECOND ROW: Rosemarie Marino, Sally Horn, Phyllis Zocchi, Charlolle Schmidt, Marilyn Maios, Dora Foss, Karen Gil- bert, Ann Carler, Jean Kinney, Gail Hawley, Bonnie Smifh, Geraldine Wolski, Judy Kniceley, Pat Barno, THIRD ROW: Nancy Collins, Susan McCahon, Gayle Buckley, Mary Louise Corneio, Julianna Souch, Sally Gene Siauder, Jean Crawford, Pat Wallace, Alice Mrazik, Nancy Lynch, Barbara Harsar, Judi Cox, Bee Wood- ring. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Herrmann, Katherine Horvalich, Sandra Jordan, Lois Telloni, Darlene Takacs, Joni Dorasky, Marge Ondulich, Marian Vrbancic, Judy Bevan, Fran Gelman Charlene McGeachie, Judi Grab, Mary Arroyo. 1 Girls' Glee Club FIRST ROW: Marcia Mikolanda, Joan Kufza, Judy Blankenship, Jeanne Rich, Dee Del Boccio, Rita Hersh, Judy Rupnik, Gay Mancini, Linda Fvansco, Judy Riienaur, Frances Walker, Lorefla Krall, SECOND ROW: Karen Barlis, Lillian Wachholz, Glenice Noclar, Bernadelle Smeiana, Phyllis Marquarf, Marlene Mackerl, Carol Fundak, Mary Whyte, Karen Slolec, Pa! Vaughn, Marge Zahn, Annie Hough, Judy Fuirall. THIRD ROW: Lenore Anihony, Anne Deilch, Sheila Sapp, Jeanerle Koers, Marilyn Tomsic, Judy Kovacs, Wilma Melia, Sharon Kolesar, Barb Snyder, Vivian Zadorozny, Barb Beck, Barb Barrok. FOURTH ROW: Dora Till- ford, Sue Miller, Rosalie Nernelh, Sonia Poppendieck, Marianne Szucs, Mary Ann Urbas, Ruth Burness, Carol Draper, Jackie Defillio, Shirley Demyan, Carole Flignor, borg. SIXTH ROW: Carol Holley FIRST ROW: Marie DiCarlo, Madge Trininski, Marie Martinez, Shirley Cox, Pat Porciello, Marilyn Csontos, Paula Rousch, Lynne Peter, Janet Mauer, Nora Nichols, Karen Rodgers, Linda Poor. SECOND ROW: Saraiane Hale, Sandra Butcher, Pat Ponch, Fran Vidovich, Nancy Davis, Nancy Keisler, Paula Paulka, Joyce Szaley Janie Stocker, Nancy DiMacchia. THIRD ROW: Nina Whyte, Stephie Popowski, Joan Bach, Mary Ann Novak, Nancy Niemeth, Mary Margaret Montalto, Lynne Kay Blazina, Penny Snyder, Pat Ragnoni, Keith Reber, Joe Ortenzi, Novello, Bill Eastin, Dick Pryatel, 1 Friesenbruch, Sheryl Hershey, Mantin. FOURTH ROW: Carl Paul Zagray, Tom Hunger, Joe Elaine Nicoloft, Gunilla Alh- Arlene Rozic, Al Fam, Henry Przychocki, Dick Koreiwo, Ed Petrik, Tim Sanchez, Jim Luther, Al Polansky, Bill Miles, John Leonard, Richard Deptula. A Cappella 1957-58 is a year that the A Cappella Choir shall always remember. Oklahorna! , the Rogers and Hamerstein musical, presented to three sell-out houses . . . the operetta banquet held at Heilman's and Pop's t.v ..,. the annual Christmas program which included the carols of many foreign lands . . . the mid-year induction ceremony . . . the inspiring Easter cantata . . . the successful Buckeye Conference Music Festival held in Sandusky . . . the trip to Cleveland to see the opera Madame Butterfly . . . the end-of-the-year induction ban- quet . . . and June graduation highlighted the choir's many activities. OPPOSITE PAGE: Choraleers is a small section selected from the A Cappella Choir to perform for various groups when it is impossible or impractical to have the entire choir. President of A Cappella Choir Dick Koreiwo and Vice-President Dick Pryatel. Absent when the picture was taken were Nancy Young and Saraiane Hale. fa T . 3, A , .K , Q J 5 1-: , ' A , f Q X N W lg' is-5 K A G X ' 4, 'X .f mi 5 N XS R Q 1 -: WJ 4' V 1 ,K K ff? 7 , . X 4 j ,V P . I 7 , V fl Sq, N . ,H 'hx ,, , L . , V wx Nm 1 . V 'V . ,. Q, 9 X 1 'K 5 T A'A' Eg g 'Q-f A'- Xi . 5 f . 1' K WL 'T X i if HP! Q Qxffi' Q 1 51 N ,Qu .1- in QF .gg F sig X . ii i i1 .. A x f WA Q3 fa X Oklahoma Presented by Lorain High School A Cappella Choir FIRST gc ret Kratt, Synopsis Curly lBill Eastint, a conceited Western cowpoke comes a-courtin' little Miss Laurey Williams lPat Sposatoi, the fair haired beauty of the Oklahoma territory. He serenades her with the melodic song, Oh, What a Beautiful Morning. A strained atmosphere develops between Curly and Jud Fry iStan Pincurai, a hired hand, who also has designs on Laurey. The situation deepens when Curly visits Jud's cabin tor a showdown and suggests that Jud commit suicide. The climatic moment occurs when both men bid all their wealth for Laurey's picnic hamper at Ike Skid- more's box social. Eventually evil receives its lust punishment despite the presence of Cord Elam CBill Eymani, the Federal Marshal. The comedy element revolves around Ado Annie Carnes CNora Nicholsl, Will Parker iTom Tislert, and Ali Hakim lJoe Novelloi. Ado Annie is the girl who can't say no to the affections of Will, an honest cowboy, and Ali, a not-too-honest peddler. Andrew Carnes iRichard Koreiwoi is the gun-totting papa, who makes sure that Will can't say no to his Ado Annie. The finale reveals that Oklahoma has become a state, Jud is dead, and Laurey and Curly are wed. ROW, Left to Right: Carolyn Holley, Nora Nichols, Pat Sposato, Loretta Soppanish, Pat Cook, Gwen Allbritain. SECOND ROW: Richard Koreiwo, Bill Eastin, Mary Mar- Montalfo, Nancy Young, Joe Novello, Bill Eyman. THIRD ROW: Dick Pryatel, Stan Pincura, Tom Tisler, Pete John Leonard. Laurie and Curly in The Surrey with the Fringe o Top. A behind the scenes shot of the choir rehearsing one of the songs from Oklahoma, Mr. Hansen directs, while Eloise Jones accompanies. l .N , ,qs-0 . Scenes from Oklahoma The hard work, the long hours, the tedious rehearsals were well worth it, for the i957 production Oklahoma will long live in the minds of the people who saw it as an excellent performance. The cast, above lett, is shown studying the Rogers and Hammerstein works and lyrics. One ot the popular song hits of the production was The Surry With The Fringe On Top. Here fabove rightj are Andrew Carnes and two ot the townfolk. The romantic leads in Oklahoma were shared by Pat Sposato fleftl who played Laurie and Bill Eastin Crightj who played Curly. The ups and downs suftered by our hero and heroine is neatly solved in the end by the timely death ot the villian Jud Fry. Two high spots of the show were the square dance routines and Laurie and the girls' chorus singing Many a New Day. Music for this superb production was provided by the high school orchestra under the direction ot Mr. Freeman and Mr. Hansen. wk-rs' ,ws JN :L L rr F 6 5 V xi vu! L , .r. la' A.,- , '02 if ' s Ten Little lndians Presented by Dramatic Arts Department The Cast Rogers ...... Mrs. Rogers ...... Fred Narracott .... Vera Claythorne . . . Phillip Lombard Anthony Marston .... William Blore ...... General MacKenzie .... Emily Brent ............ Sir Lawrence Wargrave Dr. Armstrong ....... ABOVE: Nancy Niemefh and John Leonard played the parts Jim Gary Vera Zaro .. Ben Greggo Nancy Niemeth .. Dick Koreiwo .. Herbert Asch . John Leonard Bill Eyman Barbara Marsico . . . Al Polansky . . . . Tito Spiros of Vera Claythorne and William Blore, in the Agatha Christie thriller. RIGHT: Discussing the play are Barbara Marsico, Tito Spiros, and Dick Koreiwo. . --.a-Qtr I ' 51: jim, ,.., 3, A 116 'GW Synopsis The ten little Indians refers to the cluster of statuettes on the mantelpiece of a weird country house on an island oft the coast of Devon, where the play opens, and to the nursery rhyme embossed above them, telling how each of the little Indians met his death until there were none. To this queer Byzantine mortuary eight assorted guests are invited for a week-end by a mysterious host. While the guests are assembled for cocktails prior to going in to dinner, a voice comes to them out ot the air, accus- ing everyone in the room, including the two house serv- ants, ot murder. As they exchange data on themselves and on their host lwho sent word that he will not be down until the next dayl one of the ten little Indians topples oft the montelpiece and breaks-and immediately thereafter the giddy Oxonian chokes to death of cyanide of potassium. One down and nine to go. The excitement begins and never lets down until the Hnal curtain of a suspenseful and comical Agatha Christie mystery. ABOVE RIGHT: Members of the cast as they rehearse scenes from the play are lleft to rightji Mr. Gibson, director, Bill Eyman, Dick Koreiwo, Herbert Asch, Al Polansky, Jim Gary, Vera Zaro, and Barbara Marsico. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jim Gary, Vera Zoro, and Ben Greggo run through their lines as AI Polansky checks them. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Gibson interprets a scene for Dick Koreiwo, Gail Cronsweet, and Herbert Asch while other members of the cast study their lines. Q5 7 W . I ,. if ' is 'ali' ax: ,Q-W ' ,Q tr -it I4 IN , Ty. Mrs. Smith, Advisor and F.N.A. officers Dar- lene Dobos and Diane Gochnour pause for a picture before a meeting. Future LI YSES of America A comparatively new club in Lorain High School is the Future Nurses of America, which was started in February of I956. This club is open to all girls who are interested in nursing, the only requirement being that each girl maintains a C average. The pro- gram of F.N.A. consists of visiting hospitals, having nurses and students from difterent nursing schools come in to speak, doing various civic projects, and holding an annual banquet in December. The advisor tor F.N.A. is Mrs. F. H. Smith. Meetings are held every first and third Thursday of the month. FIRST ROW: Elaine Nicoloff, Marian Vrbancic, Delaine Royhab, Daria Cverna, Carol Billick, Carolyn Herbert, Nancy Nemecek, Jean Zurinsky, Karen Savinsky, Joyce Michalski, Dianne Gochnour, Barbara Sescila, Claudia Lopez, Lillian Wachkloz, Pat Cook. SECOND ROW: Liane Demyan, Joyce Szalay, Cathy Campbell, Ann Marie Amick, Kornel Chaszar, Marge Molnar, Rose Marie Hudak, Karen Barlis Glenice Nocjar, Stephanie Balog, Ruth Bendik, Marcie Smith, Susan Sabol, Frances Barrella, Julie Stephens, Darlene Dobos, Harriet Chulig, Ruth Ann Horkay. THIRD ROW: Vivian Stamco, Julie Trobert, Ruth Schwan, Emily Parker, Karel Smith, Esther Traxler, Linda Pratt, Maxine Ramsey, Jeanne Gringle, Phyllis Henkin, Marianne Szucs, Vivian Zadorozay, Marlene Mackert, Jacquelyn Brazlna, Mary Ann Spontik, Ellen Morrison. FOURTH ROW: Jane Pratsch, Pat Braun, Sheryl Hershey, Jean Demarco, Marlene Dougan, Judy Golobich, Jane VanDeusen, Caroline Nicola, Winnie Hellinger, Kay Hawley, Sharon Emery, Joanne Grills, Natalie Burich, Barbara Beck, Elaine Szeto, Corinne Gochnour. FIFTH ROW: Carol Horn, Mary Ann White, Marilyn Barbash, Arlene Eberhardt, Linda Rothman, Gayle Hartwig, Linda Zieba, Sally Horn, Susan McCahon, Jeanette Koers, Dolores Trebonik, Kathy Poszywak, Audrey Gottschling, Phyllis Sklarek, Bernie Smetana. FIRST RON: Nancy Young, Lee Rosso, Karen Jensen, Adele Berger, Nancy Niemeth, Marcia Berkowitz, Dianne Gachnour, Becky Rusine, Judy Skapin, Joan Bach, Carol Andrzeiewski, Ellen Berger. SECOND ROW: Ann Schneider, Barbara Harsar, Pat Cantanzarite, Carole Flignor, Gail Cornsweet, Marcie Smith, Karen Weikle, Karen Stolec, Caroline Nicola, Rita Toth, Anne Deitch. THIRD ROW: Pat Babson. Carol Kalapos, Janet Zazula, Maxine Nedelrnan, Marian Mills, Marianne Homola, Marsha Luca, Mary Ann Novak, Corinne Goch- nour, Janice Mraz, Georgene Pochurek, FOURTH ROW: Glenice Noiar, Mary Lou Karolak, Marian Vrbancic, Kathy Barbuscak, Ginny Kohuth, Betty Reynolds, Bonnie Brill, Sue Talbot, Sue Miller, Mary Lou Bentley, Sharon Marcus. ln l95O, the Future Teachers of America was organized upon the request of a group of girls. To become a member of FTA, a girl must maintain a C average and have inten- tions ot furthering her education, not necessarily, however, in teaching. A panel discus- sion is held, which consists of teachers and deans. During several meetings, movies are shown about the teaching profession. The club meets the second and fourth Wednes- day of every month. Miss Hankish is the advisor for FTA. Future Teachers Officers of FTA pictured here are Ginny Kohuth, Miss Hankish, Advisor, Joan Back, Marcia Berkowitz, Mary Lou Bentley and Karen Jensen. America FIRST ROW: Rosemarie Marino, Linda Beck, Gunilla Ahlborg, Becky Rusine, Marcia Berkowitz, Nancy Nemecek, Sylvia Wisneski, Georgetta Gdovin, Carol Billick, Judy Honecy, Pat Cook, Mary Ann Sroka, Joanne Yuhas, Phyllis Marquart, Karen Savinsky, Nancy Niemeth, Mickey Krase. SECOND ROW: Darwin Rouse, Sue Smith, Helene Moldovan, Saraiane Hale, Jane Szalay, Sue Talbot, Jean Cecil, Marge Zahn, Liz Scott, Carol Ann Meek, Ann Bresak, Rosanna Kern, Sandy Balogh, Karen Sunman, Marilyn Mack, Nina Whyte, Judith Beutel, Adelbert Klukovich. THIRD ROW: Dennis Reshetar, Diane Freeman, Pat Braun, Marion Mills, Maxine Nedelman, Patricia Sposato, Adele Berger, Ginny Kohuth, Ann Schneider, Sandy Jama, Joyce Brove, Janie Stocker, Pot Cook, Katherine Horvatich, Linda Hawkins, Bill Eyman. FOURTH ROW: Jay Light, Tom Hunger, Richard Meek, Pat Fush, Sandra Johnson, Sharon Emery, Lorene Gannon, Ann Erdeliac, Ulle Sinka, Betty Reynolds, Karen Jensen, Sandra Jackson, Kathleen Tavenner, Gayle Hartwig, June Edwards, Ted Raponi. FIFTH ROW: Jon Bumbaugh, Louis Montgomery, Pete Sivinski, Walter Wilson, Joe Novello, Jerry Wagner, Stan Pincura, Charles Niemeth, Pete Kratt, Al Polansky, Ron Cinniger, Henry Spang, Russ Patterson, Gene Ferguson, Ken Puhaly, Harry Youtt. Student Council These Officers of Student Council presiding over a meeting of the organization are: LEFT TO RIGHT: John Leonard, Jay Light, Saraiane Hale, Nancy Niemeth, and Mr. Jones, advisor. The Student Council of Lorain High School is composed ot student representatives se- lected from all homerooms and organiza- tions. As the student governing organization of the school, Student Council is the link between the faculty and students. Among its responsibilities, Student Council sponsors Sr. A Distinction Day, football con- cessions, tax stamp drives, Hard Times dances, D J. shows, and basketball dances. It also supports various charity drives and promotes fall and spring sports with publicity stunts. This year Council has reached a milestone, for its advisor, Mr. Jones, is celebrating his I5th Anniversary with Student Council. 120 fn fr' I x Y V I Charles W. Cook, Advisor Without the management and cooperation of the Business Stott, neither the Hi-Standard nor the Scimitar Staft would be able to func- tion properly. The members of the sTaFF are responsible for soliciting advertisements and collecting bills for both publications. Any ottlce supplies necessary for both publica- tions are issued through the business staFf. They also make up the advertisement sec- tions, supervise their circulation, and check records of those who are entitled to receive the yearbook. All the responsibilities of the Business Staff are under the supervision of Mr. Charles W. Cook. Barry Burge, photographer for the Scimitar and Hi- Standard. Hi-Standard-Scimitar Business Staff Lynne Friesenbruch, Circulation Manager, checks the records Members of the Business Staff at work are: Maxine Nedle to see which students will receive a copy of the yearbook. man, Adele Berger, and Marcia Berkowitz. 121 FIRST ROW: Marian Vrbancic, Gunilla Ahlborg, Lillian Wachholz, Becky Todd, Terri Slivka, Marcia Berkowitz, Joan Sukalac, Carol Simerick, Gay Mancini. SECOND ROW: Karen Barlis, Marge Zahn, Rosemarie Marino, Winnie Hellinger, Marilyn Mack, Ann Schneider, Liz Scott, Carol Shildwachter, Jeanne Rich, Sonia Poppendick. THIRD ROW: Kay Hawley, Georgene Pochurek, Eileen Wisneski, Audrey Rakich, Rosalie Nemeth, Julianna Souch, Martha Macilynsky, Carol Kapron, Carol Ann McGee. FOURTH ROW: Helena Sekular, Carol Andrezeieuski, Isabell Rosenfeld, Dolores Kalo, John Molnar, Stewart Little, Mel Shichtman, Julie DiFilippo, Margie Herbert, Lynn Jacox. One of Lorain High's most serious organizations is The International Relations club which is under pals. the aegis of Mr. Goehring, Its primary obiective is to provide a common meeting ground for students interested in our contemporary world. These students try to understand the signincant events of the day and carry on proiects related to these affairs. Among the projects undertaken in the past by its members have been the sending of clothing overseas secure foreign exchange students as speakers at their meetings, provided partial financial assistance for foreign exchange students, debates, and correspondence with foreign pen This year's high point was the report given to the club by its Vice-president Becky Rusine on her recent visit to Europe as a part of the exchange program. 1 N 1 E It N A I n Us 'L IA lr i 3: SL u s Officers of I. R. C. pictured here are: Mel Schictman, Marcia Berkowitz, Helena Sekular, Julie DiFillipo, and Becky Rusine. FIRST ROW: Dianne Gochnour, Grace Nayper, Liane Demyan, Ann Erdeliac, Linda Murphy, Joan Zurinsky, Elizabeth Szabo, Adele Berger, Carole Horn, Doris Kish, Kathleen Ganobsek, Elaine Nicolofl, Marilyn Nagy, Nancy Mcldrum, Natalie Burich, Dolores Trebonik, Gloria Udo- vich, Virginia Kovarti, Martha Macieynsky, Sandra Johnson, Joyce Brove, Ruth Bendik. THIRD ROW: Becky Todd, ln order to be eligible for membership in the Girls' Athletic Association, a girl must obtain 200 paints by participating in various intramural programs, To remain a member of GAA, a girl must take part in various athletic programs offered, such as volleyball, badminton, ping-pong and tennis. The advisor, Miss Zinlc, awards each girl who obtains 500 points, a large letter L, A Trophy is awarded tothe champion of the tournaments. ln the future, GAA will sponsor a playday for Lorain High girls. G i n L S'A I ii lii fs Ts Io cc i A I Sheryl Hershey, Ulle Sinlca, Lynette Gimben, Lillian Wachole, Janice Ferlic, Joyce Dittmer, Kathleen Poszywalc, Marian Vrbancic, Kris Keyes. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Taclcacs, Janie Rogers, Karen Barlis, Marcel Smith, Mary Lou Karolak, Mary Ann Urbas, Karen Stolec, Lois Telloni, Doris Farsetti, Judy Bulzomi. il W vw' 1 These girls are eniaying games of badminton and ping-pong. 123 l FIRST ROW: Karen Kosmo, Sue Smith, Lynn Peter, Pat Ewers, Marge Zahn. SECOND ROW: Becky Rusine, Sandy Johnson, Linda Rothman. THIRD ROW: Paul Aquillc, Rich Kosmo, Joe Frasca, Tim Sanchez, Jay Light, Herb Asch. Forensic Club The Forensic Club is made up ot students interested in participating in speech competi- tion. To meet the requirements of the club, a student must participate in individual de- bate events and obtain a total of 20 points. The students who this year qualified for membership attended ten tournaments. Three of the individual speakers as well as the debate team qualified tor the State finals which were held at Ohio State University. Jay Light, Tim Sanchez, Sue Smith and Becky Rusine came home with the State crown which they took with a landslide victory. N I OFFICERS: Karen Kosmo, .lay Light, Becky Rusine I lf ? X' , f I G 100100, Q! FIRST ROW: Darlene Takacs, Pat Braun, Rita Hersh, Joan Kutza, Nancy Carr, Gerry Bartlome, Carol Deiner, Nancy Niemeth, Delaine Royhab, Becky Rusine, Georgia Shade. SECOND ROW: Pat Ewers, Carol Ann Meek, Lynn Peter, Rosemarie Marino, Mar. cie Smith, Gail Cornsweet, Saraiane Hale, Jill Bain, Marilyn Bryda, Shirley Grosso, THIRD ROW: Geraldine Wolski, Darlene Dobos, Karen Rodgers, Joyce St. Aubin, Karen Stolec, Sandy But- cher, Carole Baxter, Mary Whyte, Mimi Mills, Kathy Sedivy. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Berger, Sue Smith, Janice Stocker, Marlene Abel, Kathy Tavenner, Nancy Schroeder, Karen Jensen, Sheryl Hershey, Diane Freeman, Pat Cook. FIFTH ROW: Nora Nichols, Sue Miller, Ulle Sinka, Audrey Gottschling, Carol Ziegman, Yvonne Heath, Jane Van Deusen, Joanne Yuhas. The Emanons, first Tri-Y-Hi Club, organized in I95O, is under the supervision of Mrs. DeV Mehlow. The club's activities include annual crowning of the football queen, dec' orating goal posts for the football games, serving at the senior prom, selling flowers at all home football games, and a banquet honoring the senior Membership is open to any girl attending L.H.S. and maintaining a C or better age. Now in its seventh year, this is one of the foremost service clubs, teaching its members the meaning of service to their school, The Emanons were responsible for the chartering of the other Tri-Hi-Y Clubs at L.H.S. Emanons A V if ,i,-:r Q EMANON OFFICERS: Nora Nichols, Nancy Niemeth Pat Cook, Mrs. DeV Melhow, Sarajane Hale, Sue Smith and Janie Stocker. Lo-His OFFICERS OF LO-HI pictured here are left to right, FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Rogol, Judy Bulzoni Dottie .lama Mrs, Beckwith advisor SECOND ROW: Sue Molnor, Carole Kapron Joan Light For the past two years, Lo-Hi's has been an honor club, Again this year they achieved this honor. In the state of Ohio, there are only forty-eight honor clubs and only three of them are in this county. To become an honor club, certain requirements must be met, Among these are: the club must have two meetings a month, it must have a planned program, the induction must be open to all, the club must be open to any girl with a C average, and they must have social activities, Some of their activities included a splash party, a scavanger hunt, a big sister party at Christmas, and they also helped o needy family during the year. At Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter this family was presented a basket by the club members. To conclude the activities of the school year, they held o banquet at which the seniors were honored and the officers for the coming year were installed. FIRST ROW: Joni Brady, Mary Shatter, Nancy Davis, Sally Horn, Jo Arlene Curcillo, Susan McCahon, Karen Meinke, Jo Ann Hoffman, Linda Pratt, Judy Skapin. SECOND ROW: Judy Blankenship, Marilyn Csontos, Carolyn Bodnar, Lois Nemeth, Kathy Poszywak, Ruth Bendik, Caroline Nicola, Pat Sposato, Gerrie Csonko, JoAnn Parsons. THIRD ROW: Joan Jakubowski, Anna Visnich, Carol Shildwachter, Carol Fundak, Nina Whyte, Carolyn Farshman, Dorothy Nemeth. FOURTH ROW: Lillian Czapp, Brenda Simko, Helen Bruce, Julia Stephens, Martha Penzes, Winnie Hellinger, Rose Marie Hudok, Jeanne Gringle. FIFTH ROW: Stephie Popowski, Judy Kovacs, Gale Russo, Jackie Detillio, Nancy Lynch, Suzy Grind- lay, Marilyn Mack, Audrey Rockich, Ellen Morrison. f FIRST ROW Jcanrttr- Korvrs, Shelia Sapp, Carolyn Spaingowski, Barbara Harsar, Kay Glotz, Sally Gone Stauder, Lois Darvos THIRD Nancy Young Sandy Griffin, Goldie Koltas, Gavine Killar, Donna ROW: Evelyn Butler, Barbara Lowe, Carol Andrzeiewski, Mary Ann Trc scl Sandra Jordcn SECOND ROW: Julie Fobell, Marlene Rogal, Carole Kopron, Dottie Joma, Sheryl Supel, Marilyn Spieker Mackert Judy Futrall Phyliss Farkas, Jaan Bock, Karen Jones, Phyllis Henkin, Judy Bulzomi, Emma Mack, Any girl in Lorain High School can become a member of Seidals as long as she has a C average and a keen interest in helping others, Their meetings are held every first and third Tuesday at the month. The advisor for the club is Miss Gruey, Among their activities are: tobogganing at Spring Valley, a spring tor- mal, participating in the Youth and Government Convention, adopting a needy family whom they pie- sent baskets and presents on the various holidays, and holding a banquet in January at which they honor the seniors and install officers for the coming semester. Seidals have always strived to be an honor club and have achieved their goal again this year. Since their organization in l95l, they have been ottiliatcd Jo-Arlene Curcillo, and Caroline Nicola. Y Seldals OFFICERS OF SEIDALS: Left to Right Los Nemeth, Kathy Poszywak, Miss Greuy, advisor 6153 13 -S .gn ,g3 , .'i0iKif , -. F ..A-E if 1, , g M ff :Qa- lv dill HQ? E- 'Y 3 x , M ? ,R K ' 1.-Ygigswzzll ,alma ' ifzimli M 5 if Chess Club The Chess Club was organized to promote Chess Competition in an atmosphere of friendliness and comradeship among interested students at Lorain High School. Various contests and eliminations are held throughout the school year with prizes being awarded to the finalists. In addition, all non- playing new members are given adequate instruction in the art of playing Chess by experienced members. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Bari, John Oravac, Bob Horn, Gil Smith, Frank Marinucci. Five friendly enemies enioy o moment's pause before resuming game. OFFICERS: Bob Bari, John Oravoc, Frank Marinucci Advisor, Mr. Rowan i l FIRST ROW: Pat Tokorz, Gunilla Ahlborg, Marcia Berkowitz, Mary Jo Busser, Connie Schueller, Linda Wach- holz, Judy Ritenaur, Lynn Freisenbruch, Sandy Jordan. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kozar, Marie DiCarlo, Darlene Dobos, Rose Marie Hudak, Carolyn Farschman, Sheryl Hershey, Phyllis Henkin, Bonnie Brill, Diane Burke, Cheryl Bahl, Geraldine Javor, Marlene Fisher. THIRD ROW: Sheila Christensen, Mickey Krase, Carol Kalapos, Kathy Barbuscak, Pat Babson, Dolores Kalo, Barbara Carpenter, Laureen Jerkins, Dianne Goch- nour, Liane Demyan, Mary Ann Novak. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Dittmer, Carole Horn,- Carolyn Springowski, Carol Jean Simerick, .Ioan Sukolac, Gay Mancini, Sylvia Wisneski, Gayle Hartwig, Darlene Teager, Delanie Royhab. Suggested by Student Council during the i956-57 basketball season, a pep club was organized to stimulate school spirit at basketball games. Today, Pep Club has become an anticipated sight at basketball games as the l5O girls participate in cheers, chants, and card demonstrations. Pep Club is open to any girl who has a C average. The attire worn by its members consists of saddle shoes, white socks, dark skirts, white long-sleeve blouses, white gloves, and the familiar Steelman button. Under the able advice of Mr. Drummond and Mr. Gibson, Pep Club functions not only at home games, but follows the team to out- of-town games whenever possible. In the future, Pep Club plans to form a block L cheering section which will become a familiar sight at football games. ABOVE: Officers of Pep Club are: Karen Jen- sen, Sheryl Hershey, Pat Cook, and Nora Nichols. Advisors are: Mr. Drummond and Mr. Gibson. RIGHT: The Pep Club in action during a basketball game. 5 s .X W A RK X M I 14 .1 A R Q ' 4 3 ' Wk Iv' gi Q W V 1, ff S Y Y Q 6 iw ga, if 3 f! k, QQ MQ . --,- LX . . f A 3, K W 3 QF Y E X ,S xx - ' -, .., Q S: K ,- 1 Sf SS ' 5, . X .x -sg' A QNFSS gy Y 5 .. SEQ, it fi Q, 2 Q 4 ll if S fl ' ii 1. .5 X x..,., .. mv F A L -- P M X is HI-STANDARD STAFF: FIRST ROW: Arlene Rozic, Pat Oehlke, Lucy Bognar, Gale Russo. SECOND ROW: Delaine Royhab, Terri Slivka, Cathy Stewart, Karen Rodgers, Linda Karaseric. THIRD ROW: Adele Berger, Joe Vitale, Karen Jensen, Dolores Trebonik. i X it 'V fo A4 LV' the The Lair-am Hz-Standard ,b' -sn is ,Ln T punished Bi-Weekly by The , , ,, The Delaware rfwfffr t'EfgjLf'rf . 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The Hi-Standard, Lorain High School's bi-monthly newspaper, contains an accurate account of all past, ......7.... present, and future events which occur in and X around our school. Not only does the Hi-Standard benefit its readers, but it also provides the Stott with valuable and practical experience in newspaper vvorlc. Under the guidance ot Ivir. Gibson, the editors, re- porters, typists, and photographers constantly strive to obtain first-hand information or the latest scoop T to make the Hi-Standard an enioyable and informa- tive publication tor the student body. is X by Mm- Salfah Beekwithr liffflfuh their Mr. Gibson, Advisor During sponsor, , and Mr. Davis, a Y.MQC.A. representative. On, Nov. 21, LoHi,'S participat- ed ,in a Thanksgivingyfood SERV- genger hunt, and than proceeded: to Joan Light's house for retrea- tion. T Sheila Sapp, Judy Bulzumi, Carol Kapron, Lois, Darvasg Dora, Foss and Mary Ann Regal have been chosen to, attend a district Tri-Hi-Y fctonference at Findlay on Dec. 7. , t Chemistry Baffynitinns: Asbestos: I'1ze,dom this ass bestis I 631287, , T cami 5 . . ,.... , I come f i s ,S ' 1 Schools, and present their tan ,public ,concert ini March. S It,may,:Se6xni1!lP0Ssibie,,b has been done.--fErnie ,Ga SLESPT trhwugh atband wht at! ,Seems as ,if Hr, Evans Richard, Meek like to eat a ' cial brand :of T raisins'f.c De the :orchestra is giving fa om at . longffetlow. g Natalie Bu we heard ,a,bout1 your :diana ,mentcwith aeetrtainrparty UZ and we are,-behind YOU 111 -A near nmaic :broke out on Na. 1 coming,heme,fromc State, but it was all, taken of when the hgsymade 5 sta ,Suiprbugg ,Tire peniozgs 9' ibn xl fx ' ,-' Q W iss c ' s QQSN ROW 1, Left to Right: Dianne Gochnour, Joanne Yuhas, Joni Brady, Liane Demyan, Terri Slivak. ROW 2: Natalie Burich, Kathy Poszywak, Marian Vrbancic, Pot Ursic, Marianne Szucs, Pat Babson. ROW 3: Ron Fisher. ROW 4: Ed Osko, Ron Cinniger, Joe Novello, Jon Baumbaugh, John Hanko. Scimitar Staff Mr. Markakis Advisor The Scimitar Staft, which is selected by the advisor Mr. Mark- akis, consists ot editors-in-chief, copywriters, artists, photog- raphers, and typists. The Stott is divided into groups and each group is responsible for a section. These groups plan the layout, select the pictures, and write the copy for their sections. This year we have tried to capture the highlights of the T957-58 school year-the operetta sports DA. play the senior prom assemblies individual classes. Recorded in our annual these memories are preserved never to be forgotten, for they live on in the pages of our T958 Scimitar. 133 SEATED: Pot Braun, Janie Stocker, STANDING: Stan Pincura, Pat Cantonzarite, Virginia Kohuth. Editorial Staff S SERVICE '3 CQ . X coca' LQ X ol, ' V MKS 'nav ,, . X ., xg- X X X N Yi - XS SX-Aw ...Ag .gwffwf -X g M N or ., Q ,L-.wwe M:- T.2'ylr'?n'ExfY'slwi WHY ifiyifiif fu f J: rfwfifisrwr 4153244 Vida,- .ic,1w::w-sggrris ifwifrff- fffw was :' m,2,:eQ,,,ff ,xf, ,, .sim fe yrxeritsrar ,:f,ww:s,ti2ms3t'ef, Qs, J, .,.. - f c .,,,.,,M,.,,.4Wm f,Qf-.,m-:Came qaeaffmrskmivefm' ,?sc:1ge:mW5:,. ?iSaiQQgSif?,yQY3'yQ'F'f ''5x::'ifQzu:ff,wiwmtm maisvpgmssfsw vi as 4. -iwmxzit' xs iw1e'?i0' Aff .,Qwfm..- sc :efeifrsrilfwi-lersvf 'iJPf5iQ1iQ5 V l?s,?fw rw 51? E K .1irai,1'Q't'wzAzt'Q3'lrfV1 vw mgffimtf J M17 f 2 ig . X122 ff iii: : he 1: ff 535: 551 FIRST ROW: Carol Billick, Donna Bliss, Jean Demarco, Mary Lou Bliss, Sandy Delis, Joyce Black, Joan Brady, Adele Burger, Sherry Coleman, Betty Berstling, Dee DelBoccio. SECOND ROW: Norma Apante, Joan Bock, Stephoine Balog, Karen Barlis, Jo Arlene Curcillio, Gail Cornsweet, Pat Catanzarite, Gwen Allbritain, Shirley Cox, Judy Bulzomi, Doris Brence, Marilyn Csontes, THIRD ROW: Bob Bowen, Dolores Demyam, Laura Donnelly, Darlene Dobas, Pat Cook, Carol Andrziewski, Judy Blankenship, Nancy Carr, Judy Bwan, Sandra Butcher, Ruth Bendik, Phil Boerwinkler FOURTH ROW: Jack Chet, Bill Bucsi, Mike Cammack, Dick Desich, Al Downie, Judy Beutel, Joyce Dittner, Ken Bado, Ray Columbaro, Tom Butchko, Richard Ade, Richard Deptula. Teacher's Aides FIRST ROW: Micky Filak, Donna Gibson, Mary Gongoware, Marilyn Futrall, Phyllis Farkas, Valene Gay, Lynette Gimben, Phyllis Gallo, Kathleen Gcinobsek, Janice Ferlic. SECOND ROW: Lorene Gannon, Shirley Grasso, Carol Friges, Joyce Holzhauer, Barbara Harsar, Barbara Herrrnan, Phyllis Henkin, Nadine Foote, Nancy Fisher, Jeanne Gringle, Pat Hales, THIRD ROW: Cathy Griffith, Karen Gilbert, Joanne Hoffman, Carol Goforth, Pat Halas, Sandra Jackson, Gracie Higginbotham, Carole Horn, Joan Jakubowski, Cheryl Hormanski. FOURTH ROW: Pat Ewers, Richard Grosso, Gary Girelack, Lee Guerry, Dale Gooducin, Roger Farr, George Goveloyich, Alan George, Dave Houchin, Donna Hotchkiss. FIRST ROW: Virginia Kovach, Marian Mills, Nancy Niemeth, Kris Keyes, Dottie Keene, Grace Nayper, Elaine NicoloH, Joyce Michaski, Joan Kutea, Dorathy Kowalczyk, Sandy Koler. SECOND ROW: Susan Molnar, Mar- lene Mackert, Helen Nishkey, Dorothy Nemeth, Gay Mancini, Michele Krase, Milly Melendeg, Mary Lou Karollak, Ginger Kucia, Martha Macilynsky, Doris Kish, Sharon Marcus. THIRD ROW: Albert Korngagje, Charles Miglets, Pat Mantin, Sue Miller, Nancy Lynch, Janet Kline, Rosemary Marino, Barbara Kutting, Anita Kmieciak, Jim Lorence, Dan Kowalski. FOURTH ROW: Mike Kowalski, John LeMasters, Stewart Little, Russ Patterson, Bill Long, Jim Papiel, Ken Meske, John Molnar, James Luther, Pete Kahlmyer. FIFTH ROW: John Morog, Juan Prieto, Terry Mudrock, Joe Kucirek, Dennis Lavish, Ed Mantin, Louis Kompare, Kenneth Milos. Q 0 Teacher s Aides FIRST ROW: Nancy Young, Marian Vrbancic, Marge Tokar, Becky Todd, Georgene Rozic, Susan Randall, Gale Russo, Pat Striker, Georgene Pachurek, Karel Smith, Mary Shatter, Roberta Szabo, Frances Walker. SECOND ROW: Chris Popovich, Isabell Rosenfeld, Kathleen Poszywak, Vivian Zadorozny, Arleen Reber, Joyce Vick, Diana Ricco, Alice Sroka, Julia Stephens, Lynn Peter, Georgia Shade, Jane VanDeusen, Jean Stephanchick. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Urbas, Linda Zieba, Karen Weikel, Joan Zemanek, Kathy Williams, Kay Weese, Emily Parker, Barb Woodin, Sue Talbot, Ulle Sinka, Sheila Sapp, Joan Shauver, Janet Sinko, Louis Stolba. FOURTH ROW: Louie Tisler, Chris Pappas, Elaine Teleha, LaVerne Staveski, Karen Sunman, Karen Schneider, Delaine Royhab, Joanne Yuhas, Gloria Udovich, Barbara Thompson, Charlotte VanBuren, Bill Swartz, Dave Sutter. FIFTH ROW: Bevan Smith, Paul Zagray, Darwin Rouse, Joe Vitale, Ray Rupcic, Dick Richards, Tom Tisler, Charles Tinglar, Henry Spang, Dino Pappas, Ben Ray, Keith Yingling. . 1 ss,--,egzsykeeeg - i -- -if-Y XNNQX a ,- -seek warg seeee -es -S fsskx xxx L X X KN X N cc .. X- lsfi-5 HE-23. 'iz is Q. K - - -- 1 ' 5ssFI-Sj5'5QQ- CSX c -1- S fs--Xe lff -f iliiieg A Seas is ii: ! 1 331 . , X LSSSFE is .,.. X S--, E ,- 313 E S555 5 2 Q L'-X533 ,Qi 2-gf E L is Eggs? . szffili i six? is. suis? 5 QV- Q ls? :X 3 N grass 'X fsisik- seese S X 'ss s- s ,Q . ,assi sf - S -is s 5 ix 3-1 is 2225 is -S lil s is iii sg Auditorium Ushers FIRST ROW: Ellen Berger, Judy Blankenship, Susan McCahon, Carol Bodnar, Lee Rosso, Joan Zemanek, Terri Slivka, Mary Ann Sroka. SECOND ROW: Winnie Hellinger, Mary Whyte, Carol Fundak, Pat Babson, Jean- nette Koers, Kathy Paszywak, Jane Szalay, Rita Toth, Vivian Zadorozny. THIRD ROW: Sue Talbot, Alayne McConihe, Ev- elyn Butler, Julie DiFilippo, Linda Rothman, Pat Cook, Jo-Arlene Curcillo, Sandra Jackson, Mar- gie Herbert. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Wisneski, Marian Vrban- cic, Jane Brady, Helen Halko, Gay Mancine, Judy Kovacs, Betty Reynolds. Library Aides FIRST ROW: Marilyn Koziura, Joyce Ann Zahn, Terri Slivka, Barbara Thompson, Dian Skod- ney, Nancy Nemecek, Diane Muzek, Diane Niskey, Sylvia Wisneski. SECOND ROW: Ger- aldine Wolski, Rita Skorupa, Evelyn Butler, Mary Ann Koba, Martha Macilynsky, Helen Mid- dlebrooks, Joyce Michalski, Rose- marie Marino, Ruth Bendik. THIRD ROW: Dolores Petroskey, Barbara Kuznior, Betty Harsar, Ann Schneider, Virginea Weaver, Dolores Demyan, Marilyn Bryda, Alice Sroka, Liz Scott. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Takacs, Karen Jensen, Audrey Gottschling, Sharon Emery, Steve Bornstein, Michael Nelson, Maxim Smith, Grace Nayper, Elizabeth Szabo, Lois Gildzen. I Stadium Ushers FIRST ROW: Grace Nayper, Marsha Luca, Dianne Gochnour, Liane Demyan, Carole Horn, Elizabeth Szabo, Jean Zurinsky, Delaine Royhab, Mary Lou Bent- ley, Marcia Berkowitz. SECOND ROW: Carol Kraly, Judy Futrall, Darlene Dobos, Nora Nichols, Jo-Arlene Curcillo, Gail Corn- sweet, Pat Catanzarite, Saraiane Hale, Caroline Nicola, Patricia Sposato. THIRD ROW: Mary Jane Lasky, Karen Jensen, Audrey Gottschling, Carol Andrzeiewski, Betty Berstling, Marianne Hom- ola, Elaine Szeto, Gloria Udo- vich, Connie Fader. FOURTH ROW: Richard Deptula, Susan Molnar, Evelyn Butler, Karen Sunman, Maxine Nedelman, Linda Poor, Kenneth Milas. FIFTH ROW: Joyce Dittmer Dan Kowal- ski, Ginny Kohuth, Janie Stocker, Ron Breckenridae. as 9 M SSW X WMWW Q X 23' 1 PQI ll ,, 1 L53 uk? ' v Y ff' 7 f 'Nu' -4 4,, . 'l f H ,. 4 1 Q W M gfiwg X ll is t , J, .2 Y, , f '?-.'1-14 Q' Q , H- ,QU ,M 1 . g Q , H . A K Q ' l Q f 2 M? , In : .1 ' .-4' 541 m..,U. WX . Q rf x . My Q ,X X m, L . , N A , ff n - Q ff ' 4 ' f .Q-H1-WWW N 1. , T' 1 'iw' 1 , Q V 4 M r . ,gui Y 'HID' Map. .- . 1 Wg, 53- I 40: H Q eg fl Lfafz' 52 K 1 , iii I . FIRST ROW: Betty Szantay, Ann Erdeliac, Carol Bodnar, Lenore Anthony, Ann Schneider, Adele Berger, Sandy Griftin, Karen Jensen. SECOND ROW: Marylin Nagy, Saraiane Hale, Pat Braun, Alayne McConihe, Phyllis Taich, Pat Sklarek, Carole Baxter, Carol Fundak, Mary Whyte, Jackie Csavina, Rosemarie Marino, 2 Laurie Stephonchick. THIRD ROW: Lois Nemeth, Glenice Nociar, Sandy Wheeler, Karen Savinsky, Janie frie S Stocker, Donna Tressel, Julie DiFiIippo, Margie Herbert, Helen Bruce. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Meldrum, 2551! inxifg . ,:: szikta' 3513 Mary Lou Bently, Linda Rothman, Pat Sposato, Marn Ann Novak, Gayle Hartwig, Bonnie Brill, Betty Reynolds, Ellen Berger. Guidance, Attendance Aide :::s::1:v:. :travis-1 t fz,.i:is.::i . 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F N M .... so .i -fs.bi1f.::ES- INS' J A . J, ,.,.,. . M?-.z:5::iz.iE:Q?SS?55 J' ,,3i:t,go:..-. K -g5:':::35:,::w:s:z- fe s12?A1Q31,255I5352S2153if5Qg.s???55fIT5'2f?ziiQ?2f: iiilzlgii. f' Ni19.S1'5sE65s??5' 535:35.i..g:vS4bSf.:.::--I::i1:-sxi stil rzisi-F3511-'13 ,gr -. 111 - ilgqggt' jigfgmlg - :ee-5-gg w if. page 1- : the . w iasept-. -tees. - -if-'. i.: s,,.Q::ss..s,s, X :gg - afsigfii. T-?Effg35fQ2ft.4i5f5gErgws .us we 1- M ,::f14:g,gf, -. QE - wtrtssei 3: GU: fat Q L-ii'2fif1fL:EQ?Qf-Slfxi ,wks gg is i .Jie f X: ,ig .X 5? , : , ,f gso 1:. f,,Q,, f i 1 't ?fiiisN , :I am.-a. . ' at Concession Workers FIRST ROW: Bonnie Brill, Pot Cook, Joanne Busser, Adele Berger, Alayne McConihe, Penny Snyder, Ester Traxler. SECOND ROW: Sue Smith, Sue Talbot, Carol Flignor, Ann Dietch, Sharon Marcus, Betty Reynolds, Andrea Bobinsky, Margie Herbert. THIRD ROW: Ellen Berger, Mimi Mills, Pat Sposato, Rita Berkowitz, Sandra Jackson, Pat Braun. FOURTH ROW: Maricine Vrbancic, Joey Georgia, Bob Horvath, Don Shawver, Henry Spang, Darwin Rouse, Marianne Szucs. ie, i J I ookroom, Iurses, 'isual Aides ST ROW: Paulette Rozic, Helen Moldoe , Barbara Harsar, Rose Marie Hudak, 'yn Balogh, Laurie Stephanchiclc, Sue not, SECOND ROW: Julie Torbert, Linda ,n, Carol Karas, Kathy Tavenner, Nancy dak, Jo Arlene Curcillo, Geraldine Iski, Stephaine Balog. THIRD ROW: Al tzer, Jim Traub, George Apolzon, David oks, Ellen Berger. FOURTH ROW: John Masters, Dale Donerlniel, Jim Holder, mis McDanieIs, Charles Clotz, Dennis hetar, Stage, Light, Sound Crews RST ROW: Paul Aguila, Don Suchey, Joe ,onin. SECOND ROW: Warren Tisdcile, Jrry Barge, Henry Spang, Henry Przy- iocki. THIRD ROW: David Crooks, Dick ichard. Principal and Board Aides FIRST ROW: Jackie Csavinci, Winnie Hell inger, Barbar Siscila, Marie Decarlo, Pat Beregnay. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Butler Nancy Keisler, Phyllis Gallo, Carol Kapron Audrey Rakich, Carol Foster, THIRD ROW Judy Sheridan Elizabeth Szabo, Carolyn Springowslci, Gloria Udovich, Bonnie Calabrese. Mrs. Zeleit, Mrs. Jachym, Mrs. Zahuranec, Mrs. Dzambih, Mrs. Uszak, Mr. Gordon. Mrs. Zbrzezny and Miss Frye begin dishing pork and dressing for the hungry students. They serve approximately 600 students daily. Cafeteria Mrs. Nowicki, Mrs. Witte, Mrs. Kenska, Mrs. Zepernick, Mrs. Mazurkiewicz, Mrs. Zbrzezny, Mrs. Ceresa, Miss Frye, Mrs. Hotard. The Scimitar Stat? wishes to thank the fol- lowing people for helping to make the l958 Scimitar a successful venture: The Lorain Journal for its pictures, expecially those on the Sports page Barry Burge, our student photographer Karen Weikel who did the typing Mr. Rodgers, English teacher Karen Sunman and Pat L. Cook, business managers. HDVERTISIH6 Gargus Studio Portrait - - Candid Photography OADWAY ORAIN H Best Wishes for a Bright Future! Prescriptions . . . SYLVESTER DRUG STORE Broaflwav Lorain, Oh Compliments of . . . Bear Furniture We Have the Best Bargains BEST WISHES GRAD . . . Florist SCHEIFERSTEIN AGENCY Insurance-Real Estate 208 8th Street Lorain, Ohio Phone CH 56-881 Compliments of . . . George Canalos, lnc. 711 Fifth Street Lorain, Ohio Compliments of . . . The LORAIN TELEPHGNE Company SAM KLEIN CO. 425 Broad way Smart Apparel for Men and Boys A Complete Line of School Supplies TROTTER'S OFFICE SUPPLY 375 Broadway Lorain Phone CH-42275 Compliments of THE CLEVELAND-LORAIN HIGHWAY COACH CO. Charter Busses for All Occasions Locally Owned and Operated Phone Cherry 44188 288 N. Broadway - f2nd Floorl HOURLY BUS SERVICE BETWEEN CLEVELAND wi LORAIN r lil s A Q EX 14 . Q T 1 , I I Ph. Ch 41157 2118th Stree Let This Be the Guiding Thought Throughout Your Life . . . TODAY'S CHALLENGE IS TOMORROVVS FUTURE . . Ehmrlrti Ambulance and lnvalid Service Lady Attendant 1124 5th Street Phone 43-221 Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Bright Future .... W Fourth Street Lorain, Ohio Compliments of HENRY'S IGA FOOD CENTER Corner of 22nd and Reid Ave. Phone Ch 4-2168 COMPLIMENTS or . . . GARY MOTORS SALES, INC. Frank Cary - Pn.-,nn 69-261 1532-36 Bdwy. Lorain, oinn For nfnntnang in n gm lan.- TRY LIPP'S CHINA AND GLASS DEPT. Creater Variety-- Nf-wenr Items- Lonvsl Prim-s I.IPP'S TEA AND CHINA STORE 714 Broadway Congratulations Class of 1958 A 81 B SEYMOUR'S Lorainis Most Reliable Jewelry Store 633 Broadway Lorain, Ohio ELLIOTT'S DRUG STORE ELLIOTT G. FRIEDMAN, Reg. Phar. '20A We treat the sick well Phone Ch 4-3273 1950 Broadway, Cor. 20th St. Lorain, Ohio GARBER INSURANCE AGENCY Blu. Hrzmmworzx-Gonoow GARHHH 1354 Colorado Ax e. Phone ATlantic' 8-9167 Congratulations Seniors Do you need . . . Color Selection Help See our Color-Harmony Guide SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 746 Broadway Lorain, Ohio Phone C. 42251 Style Without Exli'axag1iiii1-4-' Compliments of Saw on Home and Al'l'iU il Nttfls BROWN'S PHARMACY KLlNE'S DEPT. STORE . East Erie at Colorado Avenue ltlroailxsay at Sixth l.ui'.iiii,lll1iiv TRlMMER,S JEWELRY SMITH 8: GERHART, INC. Diamorids-Watches-Jewelry DOWNTOWN LORAIN 444- Broadway Lorain, Ohio Phone CH-41934 Congratulations And Best Wishes For A Bright Future . . John J. Pappas 915 5th Street Lorain, Ohio SINCERE AND FRIENDLY SERVICE Phone 56-961 For Complete and courteous service on all types of insurance see us today. Cornpliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Dulfl Bel Passe- Visit M0411- 409 Broadway Phomx 56436 Lorain. Ohio Hull-I Antlvrs Lumill, Ohio Ph, Ch 41001 flongratulatiuns to A I'llll' SUNY' til SPIW 1' X011 . GRADUATES AND PARENTS BERGER'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Wutvhvs --,f Di2llIllllllIS- ,lvxsvlry 517 Broadway Lorain. Ohio Grove al 29111 Ph. Br 78102 L' LORAIN COUNTY'S LARGEST CAMERA SHOP ,YW ' PRIZE WINNING PHOTOGRAPHY if LARGE CAMERA DEPARTMENT 1939 Broadway Lorain. Ohio ELTHAM FLORISTS 333 8th St. Phone Ch 4-3123 Compliments of. . . DRISCOL MUSIC CO. Band 81 Orchestra Instruments Spinet and Grand Pianos Teaching Studios 1000 Broadway Phone Ch 41210 Education Is One of Your Important Assets . . . Make the Most of It - LORAIN CREAMERY Lorain Lorain Ohio EMPLOYEES TRANSIT LINES, INC. CITY BUS SERVICE Elyria Education is an asset of great value. It is acquired only through painful study and experience - To a degree it is an intangible asset, but the satisfaction one receives from knowledge is far greater than the dollar and cents value. The CITY BANK Co. has assisted many parents in providing advanced educa- tion for their children. We believe we can be of assistance to you and your family too. Congratulations and Best Wishes Officers, Directors and Employees of THE CITY BANK CUMPANY SINCE 1899 MAIN OFFICE, BRANCH OFFICE: Pearl Avenue at 28th Street Grove Ave. 81 Homewood Drive Member of Federal Reserve System - Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. MORNING - NOON - NIGHT -- Use -- THE HOME DAIRY CO. Nancy Young: Who gave you the black eye, Tom?,' Tom Tisler: Nobody gave it to meg I had to fight PRODUCTS for it. Homaid Ice Cream Phone Ch 41252 , Lorain, Ohio LETS GO LORAIN! Compliments of. . . Bossa. s. HERSH Fooo FAIR '-0RA'N HARDWARE C0- Complete Line of Quality Groceries - Meats SPORTING GOODS -- We Deliver --f Phone 42-147 Cor. Sth sz Bmw. 502 Broadway Lorain, Ohio LORAIN'S FUTURE RESTS WITH ITS YOUNG PEOPLE and we have every confidence that they will live up to Our Hopes and Expectations The National Bank of Lorain extends Congratulations and best wishes to the Classes of 1958 with an invitation to use the services of the bank to help you progress in money matters. You,ll Always Be Welcome at This Friendly Bank THE NATIONAL BANK OF LORAIN ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN LORAIN COUNTY Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of. . . R 8. B SUPPLY CO. Phone 56-977 COMPLIMENTS of HAGEMAN SHOES East Side of Bdwy. at 4th St. 734 Bdwy. Lorain, Ohio DUSKEY BROS. SERVICE STATION Broadway sz 19th Phone cherry 43-269 Your Annual and Your Newspaper Have Been Made Financially Possible by the Work of the Business Staff This Staff of 1957-1958 included: Co-Business Mgrs.-Karen Sunman and Pat Cook Circulation Mgr.-Lynne Freisenbruch Ass't Circulation Mgr.-Pat R. Cook Ruth Bendik Adele Berger Ellen Berger Marcia Berkowitz Gail Cornsweet Marian Vrbancic Gerri Wholski Anne Deitch Darlene Dobos Ann Erdeljac Carol Flignor Sharon Marcus Maxiene Nedelman Betty Reynolds Linda Rothman Delane Royhab Sheila Sapp Terri Slivka Rose Marie Marino SPRING SECHUH Q9 l Af lost, the Scimitor moy be called G x S X true yeorbook. With The following i 1 6 supplement, the l958 Scimifor in- l cludes The school yeor from X N September 'ro June. Nl l l msg Kish .4 Q 0 Q 0 .Wm , if SE V. .. 4-f 4. .,,.. .1 ff?-fm . .,.A,.. . ,Q f Q ,f. Q W4 ,Mg .. ..,, . . ,.,. HQ -,,., .f iff ,- M , f 1.34, Q win V W h A HQ ..-H-M 1 sf., ' .. . ' . A I L 'm'15F K sf. . ssfi3'2ijf--'J .. , .. .,..Q. R W. -xi A A W J- 3 A wig xi 2 F3 i g 8 6' 1 I! RZ' ,Q 2 w K J 'P 4 .Q Q . Nd National Honor Society Patricia Philip Catanzarite Geraldine Boerwinkle Winifred Lynne Chula Csonko Betty Gillespie Hellinger Margie Herbert Eloise Jones Terrance Mudrggk Mary Ann Novak Joseph Navello Emily Parker Judith Skapin Penny Snyder Henry Spang Mary Ann Sroka On May 7, the following Senior A's were honored at the annual Spring induction ceremony of the Na- tional Honor Society. Chosen during the second semester of their Senior year, they were elected be- cause at their outstanding scholastic and service rec- ords during the past three years at Lorain High School. Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor the school can confer upon any student and it is a rewarding privilege to be among its members. Carol Andrezeiewski Gwen Allbritain William Eyman June Edwards Adelbert Kenneth Bado Nancy Keisler Klukovich Nadine Foote Georgene Leah Rossa Susan Molnar Pochurek Kathleen Dale Sauer Karen Sunman Tavenner Karen Weikel R , aww-W -- 1, .. ,cm ML , l . I 'fm-W A M. ,1?ZXR5'e- f i X .Ars .. :M-:g--:. P-- '4 ..- My ..,,.., U,XL . ..,. ,,. -: 'Y' 5 ':'2: , :: 5Ii2:IZ:2.s5'::E:::- ' i.::f:::.-:E-if sr' X fm ., is Q in ,f wrt: , ,.., 2-:fm P , i i , ,PF it If A mmbi u wgfq Q : 4 f K, me skmlfesfglsi is : 3' D- fs:,si1rs ::.3x-. fiwfwqff v - 1 ft 1 , . 1 fl 'ff?if:'fQ2,s:::f:fs,fsafewe:wtf-:Qi li s Q5 L -.se - . 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TS is, Mg, 2 2 4 i P 4 , i i i L : j L.: i i 1 K wlsif: , E Q :aff L 1 , 3 J i l 1. L 1 i 3 f::i5z'Ef753f ' ' L , Behind th Scene ABOVE LEFT: An important part of any play is scenery. Here, some of the faculty ore seen building the set. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Crabtree instructs Karen Barlis in the art of stage make-up, while Vera Zaro waits her turn. LEFT: Student director, Gail Cornsweet, pauses a moment during rehearsal. BELOW LEFT: Back stage before the performance is a time of final preparation and last minute checks. BELOW RIGHT: Taking time out after long hours of working on the sets is Mr. Swartwood. ff . 62 fm 'gr . ,W ' 5, , , Q 1 W sv . 1' 145149 1-, , 1 5 v av 4 vb J , :., W a,.,ffL ' 'Q ,EW - fu H' , 4 'fmvs' 3' vu R X f R A .fl .QQ f if rx aq.. ,Q A Q MW 2 -1 f 5 H. X gf Q W. gl , .L X M W, 1 if by wi T 1 Q it s f '71 ,, S S' Q, J. fs , 4: ww 3 2 f, Q mg X lx xv X 1 '-ff -1? Z .. aw, A SYQ Q' - K . Q X as X ,... ...W Q N A - VW X L, X X X Q Q g K Q Ei SS X QM-EEK ffM.,,,N , Q , r 1 2 8 59 J , I ...-f N ,1 ' . UPPER RIGHT - Jim Luther attempts a precarious shot as Oak Hills Country Club loses another tree. UPPER LEFT - Doug Klukovich puts his sand-wedge to good use while pitching to the green. Supervising the action are Lutz and Luther. BOTTOM - Studying the texture of the green is Stan Lutz. The atten- tion which he gave each detail contributed much to his flawless play. Jr L. H. . Linksmen The Lorain High Golf Team under the tutelage of Coach Clayton Walker, posted a season mark of three victories and four defeats, in dual competition. The linksmen, however, fared well on the tournament trail. The Buckeye Conference Championships, held at scenic Elyria Country Club, found the Steelmen finishing a respectful fourth. ln district play, Coach Walker's charges copped another fourth place berth. The squad was captained by personable Stan Lutz, whose average of 82h garnered team laurels. Dan Barash, a first year man, proved to be a pleas- ant surprise as his 85V2 average placed him behind Lutz. Jim Luther 187W boosted team morale with his colorful antics, both on and off the course. Junior, Ray Columbaro employed the long ball to good advantage and finished with a 92. Doug Klukovich, the brain trust of the unit, combined a dexterous touch around the greens and uncanny putting skill for a 92 final. --,Q.- ,... can -- Diamond Dynasty 159 I f fx Eiga' try! iii. P 57 The theme of the Senior A Banquet, Memories, . . , was carried out by Cl hilorious skit, feoturing vorious Senior A's depicting the highlights ot their lifes. Joe Novello, toostmoster, norroted the shovv. Senior A Banquet Memories Are Made of This W ,, P, 1 ' s kX??'jv N ' f X if i X Q ' + 53 in SX , X 1-, i we H F... AX Q- X k lX.gXq ff Q X Sp: . X, . X 1 9' K 1 0. ' as . 1 M ., V J b I VM . Vg XX XXX. X -X, A ' fi? X XX .X X, X ,,. , ,. . , .A ' wwwlsm-X-XM U , Q ' ,! , X X X X ...A l, ' X ?'5'il ' .Aww - . . ' ' , f X X -M' .3 . 4 g - f , Q 1? E T , - , , .. A We We A M '-'A X X sg I 5 1 Nu, 6 ff fift- iii I v j 5 wwf i x UPPER RIGHT - Jim Luther attempts a precarious shot as Oak Hills Country Club loses another tree. UPPER LEFT - Doug Klukovich puts his sand-wedge ta good use while pitching to the green. Supervising the action are Lutz and Luther. BOTTOM - Studying the texture of the green is Stan Lutz. The atten- tion which he gave each detail contributed much to his flawless play. L. H. S. Linksmen The Lorain High Golf Team under the tutelage of Coach Clayton Walker, posted a season mark of three victories and four defeats, in dual competition. The linksmen, however, fared well on the tournament trail. The Buckeye Conference Championships, held at scenic Elyria Country Club, found the Steelmen finishing a respectful fourth. In district play, Coach Walker's charges capped another fourth place berth. The squad was captained by personable Stan Lutz, whose average of 82W garnered team laurels. Dan Barash, a first year man, proved to be a pleas- ant surprise as his 85V2 average placed him behind Lutz. Jim Luther l87Ml boosted team morale with his colorful antics, both on and aff the course. Junior, Ray Columbaro employed the long ball to good advantage and tinished with a 92. Doug Klukavich, the brain trust of the unit, combined a dexterous touch around the greens and uncanny putting skill for a 92 final. -.,.-Q.- ..., QQ N Diamond Dynasty 159 U LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Niemeth, Marcia Berkowitz, Pete Kratt, Becky Rusine, Alden Fairburn, Karen Rod- gers, Gunilla Alhborg, Richard Deptula, Georgia Shade, Art Busick. Sayonara May Entertainers consisted of singer Nancy Whiskey and disc iockey Joe Finan, Master of Ceremonies. Carol Visci, Phil Lopez, Gail Simpson, Ralph Frank, Jim Tyson, Darlene Dobas, .loan Toth, Dick Koreiwo, Mel Freeman, Sheryl Hershey. 160 Prom to Dawn The Seniors' Graduation Gift from the Community. 0 if LEFT SIDE: Bill Eastin, Penny Snyder, Across the table: Ken Brodke and, Sheryl Horn, Mary Ann Burgc, Grover Plott, Diane Muzik. Dancing at the Prom-to Drawn: Paul Solomon, Priulu Polka, Joyce Sza- luy, Skip Traxlfzr, Ron l lunnont, Helen Bruce. Jim Burton, Nancy Keis- ler, Kay Hawley, Don Hayden, Joan Timko, Bill Swartz, Barb Rangle, Richard Broglio, Dottie Keene, Ray Radabciugh. the If xg Senior A Banquet Memories Are Made of This '+R V1 wa N5 K'-W1 W nsfkww Q..-Mo.. -sf The theme of the Senior A Banquet, Memories, . . , was carried out by a hilarious skit, featuring various Senior A's depicting the highlights of their lifes. Joe Novello, Toastmaster, narrated the show. 162 Diane Freeman receives her diploma and congratulations for being first in her class. 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