Maple Heights High School - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Maple Heights, OH)

 - Class of 1947

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V 1 l llltlllgll llu'lm:w'vsofllislu1'N P1 tilmll lu- rm-lm'mlu'1'v1l lllIS i-llfmml small. .Xu l'wlflllkl ul' :1 million l'l'Yk'll ' wrzxlimvs. lly mum' ' V lliliini aloll. II lla. -- .lrxml-Ls CJIQYI 1, .-:. 4 4 Ex '44 '40 '35 '38 '38 '36 '34 '44 '39 '42 '38 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS MR. HERBERT GREENE, President B. Pasfor H. E. Miller H. H. Richards F. Vasek l'flec'lP4l by H16 Voters of Maple- He-igllts in m'1'w for four ya-:1r's. Hn' liuurd of l':dlll'21ti0Il i9 1-11:11-gc-ci with lhv opcrution of lhv publiv sa-lmuls uf' fxI:1g1lm- II:-igllls. Ivlllll'!' ull' gllid1lIlK'l' of tlw S4-Imul lirmrml our sywlvnm ll:xslu':'l1 mI:'u-'opml H0 H1111 ii is cmnpurabln- lu thc sysh-nts uf ru-iglulmring wclmnls. ADM I N ISTRATORS MR. Ax.m:R'r H. I-IAnr1m,n-M.A., Superintendent Our superintendent is hir. Hadfleld. To whose leadership we proudly yield . . . MR, WVILBUR ll. CooN4M.A., Prim-ipal Mr, Coon, our pal and friend. Our little troubles he does mend . . . Miss BERNICE hVIL'I'SHlRE'hI.ix., Mathematics For tomorrow's success, one must study today. Miss WViltshire advises, Now don't delayfi Mn. AIARION CONRAD-l3.S., Mathematics, Pre-Flight Aeronautics 'Wvhen you're absent, that is his cue, To call to find, what's ailing you. FACU LTY The l'lz1tos. Aristotles. ltluclids, ol' today. our tcachm is nl osc h iuds the youth are moulded. Miss NIARY BASINGRII-Nl.A., Spanish. Latin. linglish l,a rosa cs roja. la violcta azul, Students speak Spanish. that's her rule . . l'lDMl'Nll lll.1Acu-li.S., liducation lVhen it comes to carving wood. Mn. ,hm-. Mr. liijam-k's really good . . . Mn. R0l!l'IR'l' Cxwnsiz-A.l3., Social Studies His big blue eyes and his manly physique. Make girls drool, hut he's no geek . . . Miss NIARION lDAas'1'-l3.S.. Business lflducation A seventh grade homeroom she does guide. And operates the book-store on the side . . Miss Humlm' DAVIDSON-l5.S., Social Studies Miss Davidson advises the Girl Reserves. Our commendation she certainly deserves . Miss AIARIAN lloi'or.As--AB., lflnglish She inspires us with hcr thoughts for the day. To guide us on our future way . . . Miss R. l'I1.izAn1c'ru llI'NN-ll.S..1x.ll..A!'t Between her art classes and the senior play, Miss Dunn says her hair turned gray . . . Mu. R. C. I'lAl'HlIT-'li.S., l'l.l'l., MA., Industrial Arts Always put your tools away. then You'll live to work another day . . . A Miss l,0R0'I'lIY l'lI'l.I,l-IR-NLNI.. li.Sch., Mus., Vocal Music Director Directing the choir is her pleasure She puts rhythm in every measure Miss FRANCES GERIIARI11'-l3.S., Girls' Physical ' liducation Attention, right dress, count oft' in fourf' Granny shouts. Boys, away from that door . . 7 FAC U LTY Mu. Jos:-:1-it A. IMARA-M.A., Science, Biology Guinea pigs, fish, snakes and mice Makes Mr. Imar's room smell nice . . . ? MR. JAMES JOHNSON-l5.S., Science From tumbling to science, that's his jump, liven in math, he doesn't slump , . . Miss LOVISE KETT1-:Rl-in-l5.S., M.A., linglish, Journalism Yve owe our thanks for this book, If you paid three bucks, you got took . . . Miss Hm.nN Knmzmlzu-A.l3., BS., Librarian She's the senior's friend and pal, Because she is an all right gal . . . Mn. l'lARI. R. LYNIIAM-Q-B.S. in lidu. M.A. Junior Dramatics is Mr. Lynman's pet, Their success is a sure Ere bet . . . Mn. FIIANK NIRAZ1B.S., Chemistry, Physics, and General Science His motto is keep the cafeteria clean, And on lhe sciences he's really keen . . . Mus. ihNNE'l I'E PODOJH.- B.S., Home Economics, linglish The domestic sciences she does teach, The boys agree she's quite a peach . . . Mu. Lewis P. SNYDER-A.lf., Math, linglish The Baby Mustangs are his meat, To watch them play is a treat . . . Mn. l'lf'KlKARDT ll. SAI r'rER-ll.S., lidueation He flatters the girls by calling them Miss , This sweet man makes our world a bliss . . . Mn. TJVERETT VV. Tn0MAs-A.H., Instrumental Music Director The band and orchestra he does guide, Music is his joy and pride . . . Mu. H. IJIYARD 'l'll0MPSON-'-li.A. and M.A., American History, American Government and American Problems He tops the list with the bow ties he wears, Hx-'S also interested in Foreign Affairs . . . Mn. 'l'. IJONOVAN xxYY'l.lE A.B., Boys' Physical liducation lVe call him Doc but he's no M. D. Yvhen it comes to coaching, he knows plenty . . THE GRADUATINC- CLASS OF 1947 F 'G 1 C ' Mai' 2 A'. ' F Fgfj . , tA',. F A - - ix .' : S'1'VF. mK,.- f I Joining ilu' JIIIITII of I,l'0ffl'l'S.S' CLASS OFFICERS VI Q6 N xx?- Rnlwrt Nfarunrl.. .............,.... ........ I ,I'I'-Villl I Jsuncs P1-rzunplc ..,... l'i1'1' I'r1'.vi1l11rl Palrivia Pylvs ..., ,....... . W4-r'wlnr1 lfalwural Nfarunzx ...... 7'1'l'lI.S'lll 1 Mr. Josvpll Imnr. . ..... .lrlwi 1 9 skim.. . I.l'lONA ADAMS Being an attendant to hoth hasketball and foothall queens deserihes popular l.ee Adams. l.ee is a reporter on the Herald and portrayed the part of a model in the Senior Play. She has heen a memher of the G. A. A. for three years and to the Friendship Cluh in her jun- ior and senior years. RUSH A NN ALOI Although she didn't eome to Maple Heights until her junior year, Rose Ann Aloi was an ae- tive student. She was in the ehoir for two years and a mem- her of Foreign Affairs, the Friendship Cluh and the llerald StaW. Gl'lNl'lVll'lVl'l IEOZIC' Sports are tops on the list of favorites of Genevieve ltozie. Ito as her elassmates eall her was eaptain of the senior girls' haskethall team and also eap- tain of volley-hall team. She has heen a memher of the G. A. A. for three years. After gradua- tion Ho plans to he a elerk in a hanli. .l t JSE PH l'SI'CCIIll'lRl Cheerleading is .loe's main ae- tivity. hesides girls. lie has heen a eheerleader for two years. ln- tramural haskethall and volley- hall are his sports. Mr. Mraz is his favorite teaeher while spag- hetti rates highest as far as food is eoneerned. MAlll.l'l CASAl.l'l IVIahle Casale, more widely known as Mahela , is quite a gal in the eyes of all the seniors. She has heen a memher of the Friendship Cluh, Girls' Board. llome lie. Cluh and the llerald Statt. liveryone and everything is MO. K. hy her, and she likes to read in her spare time. l.0I'lSli DAIILIN Shy, quiet, little l.ouise Dah- lin eame to Maple Heights in her sophomore year. Iler spare time is filled hy eroeheting, em- hroidering and sewing. She is always very neat and her favor- ite eolor is a soft hlue. PAI'I.lNl'l Al ,l3l'1lt0Nl'l Starring in the Amateur Show for three eonseeutive years is Pauline Alherone. Known ehieHy as Paul she plays the aeeor- dion and loves mashed potatoes and gravy. A memher of the Girls' Board for two years and the Choir for two years, her favorite suh-ieet is shorthand. Wll.l.lAlVl l5Altltl'lT'l' llill rates top in his athletie partieipations. Ile has won two letters in foothall and was named All-Conferenee lind. 'l'wo years in traek with the 100-yard dash, rounds out his his varsity sports. lletween these and in- tramural haskethall, he tiuds time to play in the trumpet quartet. lll'lltNlCl'l lBltAJl'llt YVith her interest in sports running high lterniee lirajer has heen an aetive memher of the G. A. A. sinee her freshman year. During the past year, she has heen hack-page editor on the llerald Staff. lterniee has a very interesting hohhy whieh is eolleeting photographs of Dana Andrews and l.ana 'l'ur- ner. .l ACQl'l'll .INI-I C'AltDAMAN linergetie .laequeline Farmla- man eame to Maple lleights in her sophomore year. She ush- ered at the Senior Play, Don't 'l'ake My Penny. ller favorite sport is hasehall, partieularly to watch, and green tops her list of eolors. I PEGGY l.0l' Dl'lZ0lt'l' One serious trait that has heen notieed in Peggy is her ahility to end up on the gym Hoor dur- ing flylll periods. Peg has'heen a memher of G. A. A. and Friendship -Cluh sinee her soph- omore year. She has also partiei- pated in the Foreign A tfairs for two years. ltICllAltlJ l7ll'l'l'ltIClI NVQ- hold forth our sorrow to ltiehard, who has eleven more years of sehool after gradua- tion. lle plans to attend AVest- ern Reserve to study medieine. Dee-Dee', as he is ealled hy his elassmates, is president of the Foreign Atfairs Cluh and ehairman of the dehate team. JAMES DUXYNICS .Xfic-1' serving fm' llirvv yours in l'nc'lv S:nn's Navy, Jimmy Downes rvtnrnccl to Mapli- llvights in Iinish his high school 1-clnwitinn. Jimmy play:-xl fnni- hnll :mil lc-ttcwrl in trau-k hc- fnrv c-nh'ring tho sc-rviw, hut vzmu- h:u'k ton into hm 1-nlvi' ilu- spnrfs lic-lil ihis ycnr. MARY ANN IJZANIA lla-simlvs singing in flu' AX Cup- lwlln l'll0il' fm' ilirvc- yi-:Irs Mick- iv hens ffnnnl timn- fm'ni:n1ynilu-r svlmul :lc'iix'ilir's. .Xinungr lllt'IlI :irv the l rn'c-igii .XH':lirs, The l i'i4'mlsliip Vinh :incl thc Ill-will Si':lH'. llc-1' Wlllllllll, Hints for llils :iplw:il'4-rl in 1'2ll'll isslll' of lhm' svlmnl lHll1l'l'. KYXIIUI. GRAYNIS C:ll'nl Grains is ilu- girl with lhv prolly smila' zunxl flowing lr:-ssc-s. lic-simlcs ili'llllg in thv Sm-nim' plzly, l'::i'ol wus in thc- l rin-nclship lllllll :intl was il invinlwr ul' lhv 1lllll0llllK'l'l'S. 'l'IIUM,XS Cllil'II'INl'I 'l'nm has lu-vii lmpl hnsy in his lusf j'4'Ill'. l'rvsi4lm-lil of ihv llmmr Semi:-ty :incl 'l'rv:usnrer nt' thc' l'l0l'l'ijIll .Kflinirs Clnh lu-cps his spurs' limv limilvil. lla- hsus h:ul fiilll' yQ'Jll'S of hnnrl zlnxl :xlsu owns hzlskvllmll :mtl fl':lc'lc lx-llvvs. ln his spurs' iimv, hc- pluys :1 lrnlnlmm' in il cl:mc'c- h:mxl. llIK'II.XlllJ GI l'lIl'ZIl, llic'la's hnhhy, whivh is nmfur- vwlvs, h::s give-n him fum' in- 'jlll'll'S :mil many spills in Thi' lust yi-:n'. lla- has hm-n in Ru- vlmir sinm' thi- ninlh QIl'Jlfll' :incl :nlsu p:li'iir'i1mfc-s in lhe- l m'c'ign .Ul':iii's :mxl IM-lmiv. llislory, :ns you vain sc-1-, is his i'ilVUY'll1' SIIlb'it'l'i. IUJISICIVI' IIUMOLY llnh may hc- vnllvrl llIK'liy for hr- has only 75 sic-ps in thi' sc-lmnl lwfurv lu' is In-rv. Polisliing or lilllllllg' :Irv his mzlin iiiivwsls for work :lffvr g,5l':icll1::tio11. Gvfling out of hs-cl in lhv lll0I'lllIIg' is his pvi mlislikv whili' Mr. lm:lr is his f:lvm'il4' on ilu' fnvnlfy. .IOSICPII IIItUVA'I' .loc's pastime is pitching hase- hall in which this summer his fast hall struck-out nineteen of twenty-three hatters that faced him. I'Ioho packs a lot of muscle into his frame aml is one of the athletic hoys in gym. Mr. 'l'hompson and Mr. Imar are his favorite teachers. l'II.AINI'I III'N'l' Ilere is a senior girl, who wakes in the morn to see pic- tures of I.ana 'l'urncr and Dana Andrews staring at her. I'llaine's hohhy is collecting the pictures of these movie stars, of which she has 500, Ii has heen in thc G. A. A. for four years and she is also a reporter for the Ilerald. K A'I'I IRYN .IICRUSKI XVaiting in the lunch line is the pet annoyance ot' Kay's. She has heen in the choir for two years and in the G. A. A. for three years. Kathryn has also served as an assist'ant to the lihrary for three years. .IOHl'II'lI KAItI.0ZI .loe arrived here from East 'I'cch in the tenth grade and is called Jose hy his friends. At'- ter tinishing high school he plans to go to college to study mech- anical engineering. Joe prefers M r. Thompson to anyone else on the faculty and his pet annoy- ance is seventh and eighth grad- ers. ICIDW A It IJ K Ii I .BCI II 'l'his husky lad has played first string tackle in foothall in the last three years. lid joined the Varsity M cluh in his soph- omore year. Iutra-mural has- kethall and hall guard are the school activities in which lied participates. Iiating spinach and roller skating are ways in which he spends most of his spare time. MII.DItIiD KLINIC Star hall guard is the title claimed hy Millie, Always on my post, Kline. She is Secre- tary of the Foreign Affairs, a memher of Friendship Cluh, Choir, and the Coke-tailors. .IOSI'1I'I'I I I I'GI IES IIillhilly music is tops with Joe who came to Maple llcights from Arkansas three years ago. IIe plays the guitar and Mex- icali Rose is his favorite song. Ilonorahle mention was given to him in the Eastern Confer- ence for guard position on the foothall team. .loc was president of the choir in his senior year and also helonged tothe choir in his junior year. KICIIARD IIINAT Please retmn to your Iirst period classes marks the cud of all of our assemllies and the hoy saying this is nrnc other than ltichard Iggy Ihnat. who is the assemhly chairman of the school. INV is a writer for s-2-. V theIIerald,memher of the Stud- ent Council. and has ulaved in- I tranmral haskethall and hase- hall. CIIAItI.O'l I'I'I .IUIINSON Boller Skating is Charlotte's favorite past time although she has mcmhership in many cluhs. Charlie is secretary of the Foreign Att'airs Cluh. She was also a memher of G. A. A. for three years and Friendship Cluh for two years. BI'lItNICI'1 KAS'I'I'1I.IC President of the ti. A. A. is the proud distinction claimed hy Bernice Kastelic. Besides he- ing a memher of I riendshin Cluh and the Ilerald Stall. Bernie has heen a hall guard and choir memher for two years. Bernie enjoyed playing and watching haskethall and she likes dancing very much. CIIAltI.I'IS RAY Klli K I'A'I'ItICK Mulligan's Stew hits the spot with Chuckie Kirkpat- rick. Besides eating this won- derful Uj dish, Chuck also likes ice skating, while the color hlue attracts his eye. Being a let- terlnan in foothall and track he helongs to Varsity M cluh. Chuckie has participated in in- tra-mural sports for the past three years. IVAN KULICMAN Spunky Koh-man of Bunk hy SPIIIIKN fame is the proud possessor of that shrewd Varsity M sweater which displays his title of Captain of the foothall squad. Ile has gone out for foothall three years and lettered in his Junior and Senior -years, DONALD KUNICEK Lists-11i11g' to ptllllllill' Illl1S1K' is H11- way Don 511011118 111111'11 of I1is 111110. Ilis funny SJ1y1l1Q'HJlIll1 hits of wit h11v1- provi111-11 llltlily laughs for H11- s1-1111111. Aniongr Don's f11v111'it1-s 11r1- 11121111011 111111 1-1111-111-11 11111 not 11111ro1111 1'1I1l'1U'1l. Don 11111-s 1111t go ont with wom- 1-11 1111t wo11l11 lik1- t11. 1'Al'I.lNl'l 1iUZI.l1l1t l'11111i111' 1i11z11-r is t'11111i1i111' t11 most S1llf1l'I1lS 111-1-a11s1- s111-'s t111- gal with 1111- s111il1- 111111 t111- ll11ll'1I ti1-111-ts I'X'1'I'j' lll01'111llQI. P31111 is I1 G. A. A. 11-111-r girl, A'1l'l' l'1'1-si111-nt of H11- 1'11'll'llK1S11lI1 l'11111, Sl'l'I'l'1Jl!'A' of tl11- IE111111, 111-1-11r11i111: Sf'C'l't'1JlY'A' of llll' Choir 111111 11 1111-111111-1' of H11- National Ilonor S111-i1-ty. 1.1'l0NA1tDA 1i1'N1'lS11 1111111-r skating: is 1.1-l1ni1-'s s11p1-r passion, 1'11 1':1t111-r sl111t1- than 1111 JilIy11l1llg.I 1-1s1-. NV1-11. IINDS1' J1IIA'11l1l1g',0 s111- says. 11111111- 1101-pingr is 111-r t'11v11rit1- s1111j1-1-t, DAVID l.1'1W1S 11igg1-rs' Diggi11s , 1111- ll1-r- :1111's 1llllll0l'. 1-1111111111 is l,ig'g'1'1 lS l11111y. As 11 1-o11s1'i1'11tio11s 1111-111- 111-1' of th1- 11111-111-l111 s 1111111 11is 1'1ll1lIl1ll is 11is only 11a11y. 1195111145 jo11r11a1is111, sports 1-111i111s Dig- 1,'f1'1'lS 11tt1-ntion wit11 11ll'l't' y1-111's of fo11t11a11 111111 thr1-1- y1-ars of l111sk1-t1111l1 to 11is 1-1-1-11it. 111- 1111s 11'tt1-r1-11 i11 11ot11 sports. Daw- is also Z1 1111-111111-r of tlll' y1-111'-11111111 .t.1t1. , Q . l11t'11A1t1l l.1SliUY1'1l' Math 111111 Miss Wiltshirv arc tops with 11i1'11i1- 1.is1111v1-1'. 1ti1'11 1111s 11111j11r1-11 i11 1ll1l11ll'1lHlf1C'S111111 11115 attai111-11 high Sl'1l01111'S1lll1 llll1l'liS i11 it. 1111131-IIIIITII1 1111s1-- 1-1111 111111 1111s111-thall are H11- 111'- 1iviti1-s that 111111- 1ll1C'l'l'S1'1'll 1111-hi1-. W111-11 111-'s 1l1Il1jIl'y 1111-11 will s1-tt11- for 801110 1'11111111g1- 111111 t1ll1IlllllI11,!S. 111111' is tl11- 1-olor of 11is 1-1111i1'1-. li1i11A1.D1N1'I MANCH C:111't 1i1'1- without SllilQ'1lQ'11'1u is G1-rry's lin1- r1-t'1-rring to H11- s11111-1- 1111 llllllllt, 5111- is 11 lmll gllilftl, 1111-111111-1' 111' l ri1-1111s11ip Clllll. 1 111'1-ig11 Atfairs, G. A. A., 111111 H11- C11111'-tailors, 111s11 Z1 li- hrary workvr 111111 an 1111111111111-1-1'. Mr. C11wrs1-, 111-r fax'11rit1- 1t'ill'll- pork 111111 i11llI1ll1l1lgIH f111'111'itc fo1111 111111 r1-11 1111r favoritf- 1-olor. FICRNIC KORING Korny has 1'1-t11r111'11 to t111- t'11111. S111- 11-ft in 111-r Fl'I'S111ll1l11 y1-111' t11 11tt1-1111 .Al11lIllS, 1111t sho r1't11r111-11 at H11- 110g'l1lll1lljI 11f 1lt I' S1-nior yl'1ll'. 8111- is 11 1111-111111-1' of 1'10I't'1QI11 Atfairs, C111fir, 1'1l'1l'IN1S1llll 1111111 111111 t11c Coke- tailors. ANIJRICW Kl'1.AGA M11si1-, An1ly's f11v111'it1- 51111- .if'l'1, 1'11n1p1'is1-s 1110141 of his high s1'I1oo1 111-tiviti1-s. 111- has 111-1-11 i11 tl11- 1-hoir for two y1-ars, i11 H11- 11111111 for thr1-0 y1-ars, 111111 in H11- 111'1'111-stra for two years. A1111y has 11e1-11 il 1-11st1111i1111 at the s1-1111111 11111'i11g: H11- past A'I'2ll'. Mr. Mraz, st1-1111, 111111 y1-llow 1'at1- high 1111 An11y's list. MAltG1'l1tY LANGIIAM IIJllll1lll1'jIl'I'S, 'illlij' 211111 11111, is the one foo11 that l12ll'g'l'1'A' r1-1111y loves. 111-11 is H11- 1-olor 11f 111-r 1'11oi1'1'. 111111 g11111r11, 1-1-portn-1' on H11- 111-ral11, 111111 1111-111111-1' ot' tl11- G. A. A. are H11- s1-11oo1 111'- tiviti1-s i11 w11i1'11 Marge par- ti1'ip11t1-s. S111- is very 2li'C'lll'1l10 in her work 111111 has 1lCilll11f11l 11i1llK1W'1'11'lT1jI. .1 l'l.1l'S J. 1.1 1 l'AK J11i1-y's laugh 1111-ntii11-s 111111 to 11111st of H111 s1-11o111. 111-si111-s having t11is VV01IllPI'fIll lillljfll, 11ll1C'A'n 111s11 1111s il Illillllil for Ciliillg. Foo1l 1111 tastes tl11- sa1111-, g'11o11, says .111i1'1- . Ilis fslvoritc sport is h11rs1- l'2lC'lI1j1'. 1No 11l't1'111fl', of l'0lII'Sl'15 .111i1'y's illillll 111-tiyity is going to s11-1-p 1111 hall guard. .1 HSS li 1.1 PNG .11-ssc 1.111115 has 111-1-11 a 1111-111- 111-1' of 1111- i'1111t11a11 11-11111 for uflilll' 1111t of four years ot' high s1-hool. Joss 111s11 was 11 Illl'lll1i9I' of tlll' Varsity M, 111111 1111- A Capp1-1111 Choir for two y1-ars. 'I'111- 80111111 ot' l1is 1'l0l'I1 1-1111p1- 11111111-s 11in1 t'11111i1i:11' to 1111? St1lllf'IltS of Maple 111-ig111's. ICDXVARD C. MA1tL'NA Star lll11t'I' i11 11'ili'1iu 111-- s1-ri111-s l'l11 N11l1'IIll2l, w1111 also 11-tt1-1-1-11 in fo11t11al1 111111 1111sl11-i- 111111. H11 1191011115 t11 Varsity M. 11s we-11 as 11K'1ll'L!t1'l'flS1ll'l'l' of H11- 1'1l'11101' Class. Ilis f11v111'it1- 11is111-s 111'1- pork 1-hops 111111 A1i1'1- . 111-11 11ttr111'ts1'111w111-11's 1-y1- 11111112 than any other 1'o111r. l31-f111'1- go- ing 1111t for sports 111: a1sopl11yc11 tI'0Illl301lC in the band. -uf Q fa EW ' his-S-r + is ill l 5 X i as ' -i 1 l- X S' is li0l5l'llt'l' S. M.'Xltt'N.X llc-ing l'resirlent of tlu- Senior elalss is the honor lu-stowed up- on Holi Malrunaa. Sid , als lu- is eanlle-cl, is very au-tive in sports, foothaill, tralek, anul huskethalll. XVinningr tl letter in his llth grraule, Roh joins-ml tlu- Yairsity M. 'l'lu' eolor ln'own anul arli- ple StI'lIIlL'ln ure aunong l3oln's favorites. .l.XMl'iS M.X'l'li0 l'hysies, tll'I'f1lIJltIill'S, M rant: auul teehnieall stuff slun up .linl's favorites Zllllltjl' tlu- seliolalstie line. llis hohliies runge from eolleetingr stannps to lsuihlingz nuulel 2liI'I5l1llN'S, liauselmll plan-es Iirst on his list of sports. Ile pluyeml lalst sulnnu-r on St. M'en- eeluus's Clalss D tn-ann. .IOIIN Ml'i't'Y.GlCIt Playing lianlfhaxek on tlu- Mus- twngz eleven for tlu- palst tliree seaisons is the aieeoniplislinu-nt of Speedy John Metzger. .lohnny joined tlu- Yursity M Cluh in his junior yeur. Girls is .lohn's falvorite lNlSlllllt'. Yel- low anul hrown ure 4-olors that :uttrauet tlu- eye of llanulsonu- John. Ile loves to ent ehieken. fsoutlu-rn friecl, nauteh.j ltOl3l'ilt'l' Nl'll.5ON You allwuys see Nellie eoin- ingx. If you 1lon't see his real haair you see his refl hut tlmt sisrnilies his lllt'llllN'I'SlliP in tlu- xiiltl-ii2liil'l'S. lim-'s Yiee Presi- clent of this elulv. Nellie loves snorts, v2lI'llK'lll2ll'lY foot liull. lle's lu-en on the tr-:un for two j'l'iIt'S. Ile is now l'ra-sirlent of tlu- X'tll'SliV M. Holm 4-urlu-cl his letter in his S0l7lI0ltl0l'l' yeul' als for-thaull nialnaigxer. l'll,lZ,Xl3l'i'l'Il NOYY liNlllllllPT Pla-use is llc-tty's fuyorite lille. lll'lIlt1ll'iiy lll'K'2lllSl' slu-'s lu-en tl telephone operautor for the palst two yeanrs. Iler voiee is known to most of tlu- stlulents lll'l'5lllS1' slu- is ailso tlu- ehief ZIHIHHIIIICOI' of tlu- l'. .X. systeni. She is an nu-lnher of Frierulsliip Clnlv, Iforeign .Xf- falirs, G. .X. .X., :incl the Coke- talilors. tler inuin interest next to raulio is axrt. lt.XYMONlJ Ulifll.-Xltll Boom, lu-oni, ZIIIINYIIIICVS the preseiiec- of ltaly allul his lvigf haiss clruni. Ile serves us treats- urer of the hanul, his falvorite elaiss. l'eau'liic-'s an nu-nilu-r of niovie-projectionists. Ili-Y anul the Maul-Iialtters. Ilis gout in life is to heeonu- an fanrlner. lIe's tense-cl an lot aihont it hut lu- talkes it ll6C1lllSf' lu- loves furni- ing. 'l'lIl'll,M.X MASON 'l'lu-lniu Maison, tlu- witty anul popular senior, likes toalstecl elu-ese sanulwielu-s us an Slttlfli. 'l'lu-hnu hams tnken .Xrt for four yealrs auul paiintinpr talkes up ull thalt extra tinu-. She is an meni- lu-r of G. A, A. :nul the Foreign .xil'3lll'S Cluh, liesicles ltltlgllilljl' anul smiling alll tlu- tinu- 'l'lu-lnm lilies to look alt tlu- color lnlue. MAXINIC MeI.l ,l.I..XN Male. only gill in trig, Mel.el- laln has quite il list of elnlvs anul honors. She is President of i'll'it'lltlSltil1 Cluli, Foreign .Xf- fauirs, l.iln'a1riazn, nielnher of llenor Society, Coke-tuilors, anul tlu- Twirlingr Corps. She loves sports :nut hals lu-en an G. .L .X. letter grail for two ya-urs. M.XltIl.YN Mll.l'iS .l:u'kie Miles, u ehoir nienl- lu-r for two yealrs, loves to alo wootlwork auul hauulieralft in lu-r spurs- tinu-. .lau'kie lu-- longs to tlu- lforeign .Xttalirs Clulv anul is il reporter on tlu- llerallrl Stalfi. S5tllt'l'liY'2llll anul pork ehops is tlu- clish thut :ip- peuls to lu-r anul lmlue is lu'r eolor. .IIQXN NURDIN .lealnie hrought to stuclents this yeur an pleasant sauuple of Flor- ulais hulniy elunalte wlu-n slu- auppeanrecl in tlu- llliliilll' of .laun- uairy with an gorgeous tain. Slu-'s au nu'nilu-r of l l'iL-lulsliip, For- eign .Xltaiirs auul tlu- l'oke-tuil- ors Cluhs. l70N.Xl.lJ Ut.l Ylailt filly who tips the seule alt 103, loves alll fomuls. Ile's not panrtieulaur uhout sonu-thing ns wolulerful als tlmt. Sc'ien1':- is tops with hini auul Mr. Mrauz goes hanul in hanul with seienee. .I .X M ICS OltYlI.I.l'l l'in going to lu- an profes- sionul loalfer. iilll not proud. staltes liuteh of short story falnu-. Ile hams written an nunilu-r of stories for literalture elanss whiz-h haul ann eiu-ouruging wel- eonu-. Seriously, he is interested in stxulyingf nuulieiru- anul eon- siclcrs his writing only an hohhy. .IUSl'Il'll l'l'lC.l.XK Big Joe Peejak playecl foot- h:Ill iII lIis Slt!lll0Ill0l'l' illlfl jun- ior years, lllll hacl to quit to go to work :luring tlIe past year. Joe lettered ill foothall, play- iIIg guarcl. Joe helongs to Var- sity M illlll llilti partieipatecl ill llllfil-IllllTJllH sinee tlIe tenth gracle. lle loves to roller skate. l'll.l'l.XN0ll l'l'IltK0 lileanor l'erko is quite notetl for her sports :Ietivities. She was il letter girl ill her S1'lll0F Itllil junior yl'Jll'S illlll Yiee l'resiclent of the G. .L .L for il year. She was also Girl's Sports liclitor for till' lleralcl. Perle was il lllPllllN I' of the l'll'il'llllSllll3 Clnh :Iml Home lie. Clnlv. She likes mlaneing, reml anzl lII'eatle1l ehiek- en. AN'l'l IUNY l'lSt'l'l'l'll,l,0 'l'lIe flash of tlIe senior elass. I0 Sl'l'0lHl-TUIIX lliseitello. 'l'ony letteretl iII traek, foothall llllll II:Isketh:Ill, llllil was a llll'llllll'I' of the Varsity Bl. lle was also :I lllC'llllN'l' of tlIe ehoir for two years illltl il lllt'lllltl'I' ofthe ller- alrl StatT. l'.Vl'ltIt'l.X l'Yl.liS l'l:litoI'-in-elllef of tlIe lleralcl arul l'resiclent of tlIe Stutlent Coaneil, tlIe two lll0Sl honorexl oftiees of the sehool, :leserihes retl-lIaire1l Pat l'yles. PM is seeretarv for tlIe elass of '-1-T Jlllll Yiee l'resi1lent of the llon- or Soeiety. This proIIIiIIeIIt illtil popIIl:Ir SK'lli0I' :uhnits green is her eolor illltl tlI:It slIe loves has- kethall g:IIIIes. .Xlt'l'Ill'lt RIIUADS liseaping from lilyria ill his sopholnore year illlll winning a starting herth till tlIe Mustang eleven in his senior ye:Ir :Ire tlIe lllilill :Ieeolnplishlnents of Art Cllirtj Rroacls. Art is :I Slllilll fellow wlIo enjoys lIIIIIt- ing iII lIis spare tiIIIe. .Ks he puts it, quote, l like to shoot Slllllltllillhu l'IYl'2l.YN IIUZANICK .X :lark-eyecl girl known :Is Z:-ppy is livelyn ltozanek. Zep helongecl to tlIe l rieIul- ship Cluh for llllt' year, llonu' lieonolnies Clnh anIl the ller- :Iltl Staff. .X lover ot' pink, sk:It- ing, tlaneing Illlll spaghetti. slIe wants to follow :I NQ'i'l'l'l2ll'ltll eourse after heing gramluatexl, JA MES lt. l'l'1It.XM l,l.l'I l ight. Fight, FiglIt, has lK'0ll sountletl otf hy .liIIIIIIy lllillly tilnes. He h:Is heen il elleerlemler for three years. Jinnny is :Ilso aetive ill otlIer sehool affairs. Ile is Yiee Presi- :lent of the Senior Class, hook- store lllillHlg'i'Y', Elllll partieipates in lllfril-lIllll'tIl haskethall. Ilis favorite rlish is tllllllllllllg' Glllil pork ehops. l,llllIll0'SN favorite eolor is hlue. .XNN l'l'l'I'lt lCll .Xnn ilPl'l'lC'll, lill0Wll hetter as n.Xlllltlill'ii1ln, is IIsII:Illy SK'l'll sporting lIer favorite eolor. hahy l1lIlI'. She lI:Is heeII il lllE'llllll'I' ot' the lIonIe lie. Cluh for two ye:Irs illlil :Ilso has heen a hall guard. Ann adores Freneh fries llllll steak illlll PlillIS to attenzl :I heauty sehool after t,Il'Iltlllilf- ing. Mli'll,Xl'Il, l'U'l'UINl.X 'l'he title of one of the slnall- est hoys ill fill' elass goes to Miehael l,0t0lllll. lle is known only :Is Miken Jllltl he enjoys howling, pork ehops Jlllll lTlll?. llis favorite SlIllIll'4'l :luring his high selIool :lays was slIop. VIRGINIA lt.XlMl'llt l'ZIIjoyiIIg the honor of heing l3asketlI:Ill Queen of 19:1-7, plllS the I1ll'tlSlll'l' of :Ittencling the foothall queen of I9-L7 is Slllilll starry-eyecl Virginia Rainier Virgie or Ginny was fl'03lS- urer ot' tlIe IIOIIIO lieononiies Cluh iII her i'll'i Sl1llHIl1 Year, is :I lll0llllK'I' of tlIe Fl'l0IlllSlIil1 Cluh, tlllll also :I lIN3llllDl'l' of the lleralxl Staff. Ut DNSTA NC li Rl JS li .X lllI'llllN'I' ofthe Girls' lloarcl for two years is tlIis easy COIIIP, easy go girl. lielonging to tlIe l'lI'll'IlllSlIlll Cluh :lllll tlIe Choir for oIIe year, she loves hlue, steak Jlllll zlaneing. She enjoyerl seienee iII lIer seIIior year illlll spends llf'l' spare time at hoek- ey illltl hoxing games. l'll'Gl'ZNl'l NYISAK liugene Ityhak playecl taekle oII tlIe Maple Heights Varsity foothall l'f'illll for three years illlll is the proufl possessor of tlIree letters :Intl three golcl foothalls. 1:0110 was also on tlIe All-Conferenee team as tackle. Gene, IIIUTP widely liIIOVVl1 as Ribs , hopes to pl:Iy eollege t'ooth:Ill :Iml was :I lll0llll1CI' of the Choir for two years. j'Np,,v It fx -gs 4 f I .iii f b ltlCllAlilJ SCIll'MA Richard Qiialileoj Schuma is the possessor of an unusual hobby. llick makes telescopes and has already completed two large ones. His latest is a six- ineb Newtonian reflector. Ile hopes to attend Case School of Applied Science where he wants to study Physics. GltACl'l Sl'lllSl'llL'l' She may not be the President of the l'nited States, but she is President of the Girls' Board. firace Seibert spends most of her time with a tall, blue eyed, blond, and enjoyed having the lead in the Senior Play, Don't 'Fake My Penny . NORMA SIMUNI 'l'he grunt and groan girl of the senior class is none other than C. A, P. Norma Simoni. Ketzel as she is called is wild about wrestling. Her am- bition is to be a public account- ant and she is planning to study at the Northern Ohio lnstitute. .l AMES SNl'lDl3l'lN Sailor Jim with the oh so- broad shoulders returned to lleigbts after 3 years in l'ncle Ham's Navy. Studying voice is his major interest at present and all those who heard his solos at nmnerous choir functions agree that he has chosen an ap- propriate field. Steak agrees with him and aqua pleases his dis- cerning eye. Cl'lAltl.l'lS 'l'l4lAltl'1 Although hc was business manager of the football and basketball teams, Charles 'l'care found enough time for his fa- vorite pastime, photography Cllllfli was a year book photo- grapher, proliectionist and the photographer for the Foreign Affairs Club. Ile is well noted for his speed about the school. '1'Il0M AS TYKUDI As well as being treasurer of the llonor Society, 'l'om 'l'ykodi is a member of the band. 'l'om- my likes' to play ping pong in his spare time. He started in- tramural basketball until a knee injury forced him to give up the sport. He plans to enter Col- lege after graduating. MA R IAN SCHWICHT Being secretary of the Honor Society, Secretary of the Stu- dent Council, Robe Mistress of the Choir and belonging to the Foreign Affairs Club keeps Marian Schwicht quite busy. Among her likings are pork chops, reading, Mr. Thompson and someone by the name of Nick. To be a court reporter is in l!unny's future. l.0l'lS SIMONCIC Majoring in sports during his high school days has been Louis Simoncic, captain of the hall guards. Louie has among his souvenirs two football let- ters, two gold footballs, one basketball letter and one track letter. He was also Boys' Sports liditor of the llerald and l'ldi- tor-in-Cbief of the Yearbook. DON.-Xl.l7 SKALA Although bc devotes his time to what he likes most Cwomcnj, lion Skala does find time for school work. Coming fom Shaker lleights in his sophomore year, Don never went out for Var- sity sports but established him- self in sandlot baseball. Swim- ming is his favorite pastime and he hopes to become a me- chanical engineer. l'A'l' TANNO Pat Tanno is a very active lnelnber of the senior class. lle has earned two letters, one for basketball manager an d the other in football. l'asquelo has also been a member of the Ili-Y Club, Varsity M and both the tumbling and track t'ams. Pat is known for his ig-nlalions and his poetry, which he enjoys writ- mg. l3l'ilt'l'l'lA 'l'liAl5l'llt'l' Added to our Alma Mater in the year 1900 and -1-5 A. D. was llertha 'l'rabert. who transfer- red from Marymount. Bert , an ardent fan of Vaughn Mon- roe. belonged to the llome lico- uomics Club for one year and in- tends to work for the Ohio ltell Telephone Co. after gradu- ating. A junior. named Bob, rates highest with her. .I l'iA NNE AVA I ,I .S lieing honored with the title of Football Queen of 1911-7 is popular Jeanne VValls. Jeanne spent three years as a drmn majorette and as a member of the band for five years. She also was a member of the choir and the Foreign Affairs Club. She hopes to work for the air lines after graduating. Rl l'II Wlilllill Xvillllfll, mu' lurgi' ll04Dlil'ilS4' in luiltl :ill of linih XY1'lu'i s hunks. llllllfs f:ivni'i11' iuislinu' is rvauling, with lmwling riuniing :i close' s1'4'niul. .X nu'nilu'r nl' flu' vluiir :uul sm'rc'l:iry of ilu' Girls' llouril, Ruth niuintuins an high svlinlzuslu' shnulingr. Slu' :llsu is n nu'nilu'r of hntli ilu' llvrulml :nul ilu' Yi':n'lmuk stull's. l'1Yl'Zl.YN XX'llDBl.Xll Known :is l rs'ig,5 'll' juri plain l'Ii'x ' is ihis lmslwllmll mul foullialll fun. l'Ix'i'lpn Wicls nmr. .X nu'inlu'r of ilu' llnnu' liv. l'lnh for mu' jvur, slu' spviuls lu'r spain' iinu' wriling: letters. Slu' lilws Uluiw Xlvin, singing. 5:i'cu'n :nul Hr. Tluinili- sun. l'iI.li.XN0ll ZINK ll1'l0llg'lllg!' to ilu' llonu' limi- noniics Chili fur two yvairs, ilu' G. A. .X. for mu' yviir. :nul ilu' l':ulf'l Choir is l'll4':nuirz' link. lilly viijuys ilrsiwing. luiwling mul lumrs1'h:u'k ruling. Ilvi' fn- vnrilm' snhjvvl wasllislm'ywliic'li wvnt lmiul in hanul with Blix 'I'h0inpsvn. Slu' would like' in lu' :I fypisi :ifivr lu-i' high svluml rlnys. NIUNX WllI'l'l'I l'liulug:i':ipln :nul plinlu-wilini' ' . ..v Ulu up nnuh nt Mon.: xxlllll s spurs' linux Mn, :is slu' is l:1i'g14'ly kiunvn us, has lu-4-ii :i l1.iIl und tm thru xc ns ilso luis thiilifnlly si-i'v1'il in ilu' I7irc'c'lurs linmn fur ilirm' vwirs. All gs' mul una: is ivry foiul of lun's1'h:u'k rulinir. lill'll.Xlll7ZlHRIl'1Il llllllli0l'lllg.L' :lrmnul wiih his lYl'Ullll'l'N4'JIl'ISllll'iJlY4ll'll1'1TJlH- linu' nt' llu'li:iril Zininu'r. Uivk mi ' ' ill ' ': if: fi niu' mtlmll. lla' luvvs ull fmul :ilul vluls llu' nun'ii's quita' I'1'j,1'll- l.nli. l'lH'1lJZIl'l'l .IlI.I'1 flllt' of ilu' iilurlog1i':iplu'i's of ilu' .Xnnnzil is l ri'1l 7,ilqu'l'li'. l'i'z'cl is :i innvim' lirujvviiuiiist nul si nu'nilu'i'o1 1lu'iluni'. Tlx' ls hiking pi'ix':ii1' Ilying lvssons in :I Piiu-i' 1 nh, :nul his tzn'm'ih- un llu' fauwilly is NIV. 'l'luniil1smi. 42' .iff THE CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of 1947, being of sound mind and body, hereby bequeath the following to the graduates of 1948 .... Connie Rose leaves her silence to Rose Civetteg while Chuck Teare is giving his speed to Don Vild. Margie Smithett is the proud possessor of Jimmy Perample's cheer-leading sweater. Ivan Koleman leaves those waves to Don Smirz CGet some more hair first, Don ij Katherine Jeroski is parting with her beautiful set of choppers and they will now be seen escorted by Edna Mae Jones. Carl Manuel and George Malek will be seen with Jean Fink's natural curly hair, while Carol Grams hands down her long tresses to Dorothy Reshonski. CHalo every- body, Halolb , ,, ,, Jeanne Walls wants to share her majorette technique with Lois Klika. Jesse Long forwards his ability to sleep anywhere fparticularly in schoolj to Bill Prain and Irene Rybka. James Herbkersman has become the owner of that spectacular green sweater orig- inally owned by Virginia Raimerg while Richard Zimmer reluctantly leaves his choir robe to Bob Corp. Rose Ann Aloi's voice will now be heard from the throats of two Marilyns. Cleinder- wood and Henderson, that is ij Rosemary Palumbo gratefully receives Ruth Weber's height. Art Rhoads wills his spunkiness to Don Schliefer and Joe Shreiner. Joe Hughes hands down his mountain songs to Lois VVhitmer. Evelyn 'l'hompson's report card was once owned by Marian Schwicht. Lee Adams and Tony Piscitello will their mutual affection to Duane Doblar and Shirley Piatak. Ann Petrich wills her nickname CAnnabellaj to Antonctte Humr and Andrew Galuska. Bob Nelson leaves his nickname Nellie to Elsie Vassar, and Maxine McLellan wills hers, Mac , to James McCann. Danny Vana will make use of Juicy Liptak's racing form. Dorothy Behlke receives those multi-colored sweaters of Jackie Cardamalfs whilc Bev Palgut proudly displays Thelma Mason's bobby sox. Tom Tykodi leaves his number's racket to Bill Funk. Pat Pyles is parting with her bottle of henna rinse, and she is sure Red Purdon will make good use of it. Bernice Kastelic wants to share her sweetness with Darlyne Liskovec. Richard Schuma's equatorial telescope now belongs to Bob Tucek and George Kline. Bertha Trabert leaves Bob Andryszak or Bob Andryszak receives Bertha Trabert. Joan Lang and Loretta Ritz are the proud and lucky owners of Mildred Kline's super wardrobe, while Harvey Haker receives John Metzger's sharp clothes. Don Konicek leaves his favorite kernelf sardines are lucky, they're deadj to Sec Koucky. Violet Conoley and Joy Coleman are the lucky heirs of Mickie Dzama's glamour. Chuck Kirkpatrick leaves his Hmulligan stew to Mary Zakrajsek, Bernadette Delventhal and Florence Piscitello. Norma Simoni has given complete charge of her wrestling holds to Marjorie Collar. Billy Dew has become the owner of Eugene Grancha's love for women. The Justice Society of America, carried on by David Lewis, will be continued by the capable hands of Charles Phelps, and Roy Ambrose. Ferne Koring gives her Spanish Book to Donna Belgrano. Dolores Solecki has the athletic ability handed down to her by Genevieve Bozic. Mona White leaves her ability to sell kolashkies Cnot responsible for spellingj to Dorothy Lormann. Pauline Kozler's incomparable giggles will be heard from Ruth Dustie', Filips and Bob Adams. Eveyln Widmar wills her shy manner to Marie Sounik. Richard Gutheil wants to share his love for motorcycles with James Goodwin and John Garcher. Joe Bucchieri leaves his five o'clock shadow to Guenther Metzger. CLASS WILL lCon+inuedl Louise Dahlin passes on her golden silence to Frank Carollo. Florence Haar is the lucky heir of Pauline Alberone's beautiful flashing eyes. Charles Pilarczyk receives the nickname Charlie from Charlotte Johnson, while Geraldine Mance wills Gerry to Jeraline Colley. Joe Hrovat leaves his braggadocio fconsult Webster's unabridged, page 333D to George Gregory. Jimmy Greene will be seen with the pair of massive shoulders once belonging to Jim Snedden. Grace Siebert leaves the Girls' Board in the capable hands of Kenny Kessler. Frank Zorc and Marshall Cox receive Louis Doksansky's seat on the bus. Jean Nordin wills her sun tan to Bill Synecky. Eugene Rybak's conceit will be carried on by Hank Yaeger. Michael Potoma leaves his pin-boy prowess to George Yaeger. Ervan Pejsa and Clarence Stuchel receive the capitalistic ideas once held by Jimmy Downes. Russ Janashak will make good use of those sure-tips left by Richard Ilmat, Cwhat's hot in the third, IggyPj Alice Bilik and Herbert Dombrowski have been handed down that neat appearance of Eleanore Zinkis. Ed Maruna leaves Alice Poultney. Betty Novy wills her curlers to her sister, Rita, in case she, also, decides to amputate her tresses. Joe Pecjak gives his brain to his brother, Tony. fJoc's graduating and won't need it anymorej Bill Craider is the proud owner of Don Skala's car. Lenny Kunesh's skates will be seen on Beverly Currieg while Art Serrin takes over Bill Barret's overalls. Bernice Brajer and Elaine Hunt will their friendship to Norma Mc-Quown and Marian Harwood. Rita Hridel is the proud possessor of Mabel Casale's personality. Bob Homoly hands down his G. I. clothes to Matt Ferrante. Evelyn Rozanek leaves her feature writing ability to Norman Szabo and Carol Sackman. The technical ability once owned by James Matko now belongs to Hildegarde Schulz. Bud Henderson wills his art work to Dolores Vanderink. Lessie Craft is the lucky owner of Marilyn Miles's natural blond curly hair, fpar- ticularly that one sweet lock dangling over her eye.D James 0rville's favorite pastime, reading, will be taken over by Seressa O'Dell. The lucky heirs of Eleanor Dragonic's rhumba are John Lucas and Barbara Quest. Irene Poluschik has recently attained Eleanor' Perko's height. Margie Langham leaves her love for horses to Roumaine Atkinson. That shy laugh of Andy Kulaga's now belongs to Neil Maser and Virginia Geiger. Bob Maruna leaves his advice concerning cheerleaders to his brother, Dave Maruna. Orvill Floyd and Dick VVyskocil will take over the 103 physique previously owned by Don Oliver. Pat Tanno wills his tumbling ability to Carl Spencer and Jimmy Forsythg while the math ability once owned by Richard Liskovec will now be put to good use by Peggy Lewis and Robert Wyskocil. The big bass drum once carted about by Ray Orchard will now be seen with Don Lipster and Robert Klecan beneath it. John Petrasek and Arthur Eachie Hochmuth receive the companionship once carried on by Howard Guaraniere and Fred Zipperle. Louis Simonic leaves his grammatical talents to Tom Parish. To Ed Marlow goes the Foreign Affairs Club once headed by Richard Dietrich. John 'iAtlas Bartak and John VVeismueller,' Marmol receive Ed Kelechi's muscles. The cultured Spanish accent of Joe Karlozi's goes to Rebecca Ervin and Gerry Schirmer. Peggy DeZort wills her gracefullness in gym class to Dorothy Kish, Nancy Watt and Dorothy Torola. ' Tom Greene hands down his basketball prowess to none other than Ronald Teare and Stanley Haw. Signed and Sealed, The Class 0f1947. ELEVENTH TO SEVENTH GRADE CLASSES IUNIOR IOURNALISM CLASS I run! II ru lvI'I In ICI 'Intl illirlm I'i'uI'nI xIIsx luuiss' IS1'IIi'l'1'I'. II.K'Jll'II1'I'. Ih'rlm1I4-II1'l34'Ix4'l1IIl:1I,Ilnruillj Ixlr-Il. 4 . Q1 . . . . X, . .. , I IUI'l'IIl'l' l'isc'iIvllu, IM-xx-rly l'llI'I'Il', -IJlIlIl'5 lII'1'l'Ill', Nlurilyll IIlllI1'l'XY0U1I. Iiulwri NYysIxm'iI. -IJIIIIVS ISIYFSIIII. vnml Ibm: Ilnnm- Ihvlvlanr. Uulurm-N Sulvvlxi. .Ivy fI4lIl'lIl1lll, Ifvvlyln IIIIIUIIIIISUII. IICIIVA Y:nm',g:4'r. U4'41rg1' Y:u'gvr. lunln N1 ' ' . :s'Ixm:m, Ihnrulllj I1n'IlIIu-. ICmmI4I ln':mI'm'. ' ' ' ' U'IIm'II Iiulwri ,XIllIl'NNlilIx, IIIII I'l':lin, ISVII II1ir4I linux Iisnxinl NI:ll'l111:n. linln-rl lnrp, Ih'Iw4'4':l I'.I'XIH, h4'r1'ss:1 . I -sxlvr, Iii4'I1:nl'4I NYyNIuu'iI, ,XVI Svrriu. .I5lIlIl'5 liumlwin, iivrry SK'IlII'lIlK'l'. XIJIFIIAII II1'IHIK'l'MlIl, I3:1rIu:ll':v IQIIUFI, 4-mwliilvr AI1'Il.gj1'l'. I wk lfuu: liia-I1ur1I liu1u'Iq..l:xu1m I'nrmInn, IUNIOR MAGAZINE DRIVE QIJIIIIIIIIQ, I.n'I'I In Night: XIV. II. IF. IIIIIUIIIIINUII, l'I:lss ,Xllvisvrz IIl'Xl'I'IA I':lIgl1I, l':uruIc SJIVIUIIJIII, IIIIJI Nmf, Lois xA'IlIIllll'l'. lmrullny Ihwlmu:-IQ. IIiI1Ivg:er4I SUIIIIIZ, Hin NI:11'i:m IIUIIQIIIS. llmnvrmmn'l'1':u'Iu'r. lid Nlznrlmx. IIJIIIIPN Xlvlhxnn, N4-il 511154-r. Ilill rlyruwlq. Hr, Iiulwri ll l':lwrsm', Ilnlm-room 'I'1-:u'Iu'r. Semin-ml: Ihm-ln1:1Vy l':nIulnI-u, Xlivm- IIUIIIIIIPA, Ifxvljn 'I'Imxn1mm, IN-gggy Imwis. 'IN i'1vIc'm:m. Maur'-j4rl'iu' SIIIIIIWII Nlxury Y,:lIxl':l'is1'Ix. Iinvlrmwl 'l'rn'm'Ix. I'II'JlIIIx lurv. I74lruII1y 'l'uruI1m. IAIIIVI1' Slvllllilx, 'l'm1l I':nl'IsI1, .lulm I,lu':u, .lm g1'Ill'1'IlN'I'. l'I1:xrl1-N l'il:erv,:nIx. IIIUIIQ Ill'4'.IIlIx- Ilnn Smirz. Dun Yxmu, .lolm I,I'Il'il5l'IIJlIx. lion 5l'IlIl'II'l'l'. .lulm Nlnrmol NUVIIIJIII Nmlvu, 51-vw-Msn IYIMII, Iflaiv XAJ!hNJlI'. Ilulmww XY1lIllIl'I'IlIIx, II'l'Il1' liylulxu. 20 Irnnf Huw I,1'II In IIlg1'I1I: c:1'IlI'gl'l' NI:lI1 Ix. I'II'WIII I'1'4is:n. In-Inv I'1lIllM'IlIIx, IH-ggx I,1-I Unk IUNIOR RING GROUP Nlr. II. II. Iluvmpwn, .Iumnr Xmlxm-rg HIM Nlurlzul IMPIIQIZIN. Ilmm-room 'I'v:u'In-r' .lmxnllm lwllu Imzwllmx I rv Illilllll, Ilnmm I'v1'If1'I'JIlI4l, Vinh-I Vuvrluloy, IMI: Mlzum, Dun I,ipsI1-r. .Xlivv Ilililx, IIIIIII IIIIIM llulxm Iulmu livIn'm':I Iirwin, I'wIUI'l'lI1'l' II:mr. XnInm-II4- Ilmnr. NI:1rjul'i4- l'uII:u', NI:nri:m Ilurwuml. X Il mu l 11 II lnlm I nu Ink, liussrll .I:nl1:uIl:nI4,.luI1l1 fIiIl'CIlt'I'. .Imm-N Ilvriulu-rmmn. IIiII IM-w, lim 4XmIn'nw I :II Iunl N I III Inu: um Rulrvrt KI1-ralll, .lmm I.:lng,5. l'IlIIIIl NIJIK'.IUlI1'N.IIl'UI'1fl' Iilinv. II1'rIn-VI IJtlIIlIPI'IHl'5IxI. Kiwi: 1 I Il mx XIIIIIII Ilmh lmlIIn, ,Xmlrm-w Cnulmkza, IInIu-rt ,XruIv'ysn:nIx. XII: Iirvlu-VI I':Iw1'm', llnnm-rmvm 'I.1'Jll'II!'I IUNIOR CHEMISTRY CLASS wuml Ihrw: Umm Yilml, IIiI:l IIVi1lm'I. I,m'm'II:l lIiIz. U Ihirml Huw: l'Il1lI'II's I'Il4-Ills. llz'ul'g1' KIIIIU, xIJII'IIfII IIl'lIlIl'I'Nl!II, Num-x XVIII, Imvim- l'l :II ' g'l'llIIlIlIZ Ilnru-5 II:1Iwl', l'I:xl'm'lu'4- SIun'Ilm'I. SI:u1Im-5 Ilnw. lin-ul'g'v Yum' 1-V. livin Ii:-xp p. In I I ml XIVIII, Ia':u'In'r. Ihurulln III-Iulkv Ih'l'n'uI4-IIn- I,t'IXI'llIII'II 21 IIN wg: SOPHOMORE BIOLOGY CLASS 1. . '.,,,v 1 . . 1 A, lmil. bmim-ml: Nlr'..lns1-pl: Imzlr, lc:xc'lu-Vg Iirmlu-rin lwzlwlxlcla, law-lyll lmhm-lusky,lJ:1rvIysI3mx'lu-s I lflll lu NIA HlXX 1111 l'y'lNYLllt'I' Nlx Vilm- DHI s- livlfx llcwlu-14 lin-IH1 G1':um'lm,Gmwulllilu- Uvllq-x', liuiln Il1vllis,liulu'I'1 Yulmun, .x ,.t x, l , l A Ihmum Suln-cl'i Nl'u'ilxn llmmm-V, Luis Nlzwun, Hula Mullin, lilffhl, bc x,.. . :x14-ml: NI:1I'u':1l'4'I limvllilumrln. xlJll'g1'Ill'l'1 SiIl'l01'i0, .Xmly Sli1'Ili'l', SlIil'll'f 'I':ltc', .lusln Zix'sn1'1n. Ninn llruuks, Y' 4 lla-nrx L'lIl'Sl'IlIIl1ll1, .Xrllmv .xIHlI'JIHllS, liiclmrml YJIiIH'l', XYUMA-y 'l'hmnpsun. SOPHOMORE SHOP CLASS un, lamlwzural l,1 mos, ful fum Kulvum, liulplu lintmw, 'l'4my xIJIZL'lll'l', Hr. li, U. l :ll1g1I1l, t1'Jli'lll'VZ Wmlvy llxlllblllllh 1 In-rl 'Wi'll'1'l 'IH-ml Nl :lim Hill lvlfhlllll lfmil Kl'I'lIl'l' i'l'lr1-lam' gC'llVV'Il'L7 XY'1l14-r I,'ll'lli livnnvilx lillkrsnl, ALFHII 1. 4, .: '. ': : .. , . . . ,. . . .. l lm-ml livinlmnrl, licl Goth-ly, Paul L1lll'IHllHlH, Huh Mzn'kmA'ifx, liic'lm1'cl Iiulmut. Km' Q. 22 SOPHOMORE GIRLS GYM CLASS .Ioan ,XNIIIYIII'f. Iilimnluvlln Iiailcy. .Ivan liralwm-V. I'1'm'l4I0m'v llnr'c'l1i1'ri. Shirlm-y Ilillcnslvin, Ibm' FJIIZIIIIIITJI, NIJII 'juris' IIIIJIIWJII, .Xmlrvi lI1'l'mnpn-i, .Iuannv fII'4'gL'l7I'j', lflflyllu Garlick, I3m'oIIn Iluwarcl, Ilulurm-Q lII IIl'IIi Svlvl lmnl in on I ilu lr . - I s . , : . vm-s, .lanm-I lim-nusll, l'ilIIll'I'III4' Iinlv. .loan Kas, xI1II'gIJII'l'I laws-, .losc-pllilw AlllIlII1'l'I..IJIIIl' Nmlle xaxil. Iilll-n l'Vm:lIm-:n'1'. Iilvlyn llamlllvl. Olga Iialaj, Iinlurvs Scllailwlv. -IUJIIIIIC Svlaih, I'Hl4-annrv SIIIIIIISIQI, I'liIv4'n SlN'1'l'IIl'1'L'Iil'I', l'aIln-rinv Slululu-y, llumlln' l'l1Iil4.,Xlic'1- X'6lIl1ll'I'IIIIi, Ilvlly X'ass.ar, Nlla Wllilv, Virginia Ya-alnn Yl'll'- iv 7'lllnl 1m'A' NI lI'Y liill Iln ' ' . . , ,. . . . : A : vllnlvln, Ircnc- blamlvlf. flllrlvy 'I'aIv, Bliss I I'IlIIl'1'S G1-rllarlll, :ulvim-l'. , SOPHOMCRE MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE IIIKIIIIQZ llunalcl .xIlII1'KII'I', Sana IlIIi'l'IIIK'I'I'I, llc-mlarml Scllifla-ll I'Irlw'1r4I IIIIIUIIVIS lm- ull In ' ' , . . If nn lr, Ilvrnn- hvrlvs, Il ny Rngm-I, Nlr. .IIIIIIPS .IuI1nsun, Mr. 'l'. D. XVyIi0, aclvisvrsg Iielty Mraz, Rita Denny, Hula Nlarlmwilz, KPIIIIPIII Ixnlmirk. llunalfl Sis-lxvv. Nlilu- Iinlu-rts, Iiatlwrim- Iiafvr, Irvm- l'04'j:1l:, .lvrry Ifiala, Mala-I xYl'!iIK'l'IIIJlII, Iiusv Mary Ilalu-rl, Iluris lvI'JII'I. llwlz Ncwlun Grzucs, Iirl llvll, Nina Iirunks, .IJIIIIUS Ynlny, .loan Ulivvr, Nannvllv IIUIISILW Ilill Ivwi-a 9 I , , ., . am llnlmlo, lmngvm- I'lIIIi, Ilurutln' btvvvlls, Arlene Oravec, .Ioan Coleman. 23 FRESHMEN MECHANICAL DRAWING nmlml .Xmlslm-r, Iluy Ilaxrm-Ixuw. Iiulu Ilzurrl-II, I'1mIw:n1'ml llurlrm, Iinlu-VI Ih-Imlw. .Innm-s Iiimlvr, ,XmIr1-xv II:uung:ur1I- ' II: liimlnuml lbuln I'llIlI1NlItllIl1II Ill r, limp l':n'mI:un:m, IIi4'ImrmI I'Il:uuIu-ra, IJm1:ul1I LIINIII, Ilnu IM-wlu. IX 1II1:mu IM-v . - z ' z, 1 ' n ' ' - , NI illizum liollu, Ilny llrunl, lltlllillll lll'I'Ii1'I'5IlIElII, Curl III-Im-I. Iiirlx Ilum-x111', .Imam-A ISJIIIIIIII, lll'III'f lim-rm-V, .In-rrp 'l'll, Iiill liisll. Y:lI1'l'i:lu Iill-um. llzwiml Ihwm-1r,.IuI111 lQlll'lIJlI', lfrnim' IillvI1Is, .lim NI:l1ln'I, iI1'l':nl1I Ilan, l':ullI Nlil Ioxirll IIIIUN lfllllll' I'n'I' 'iI'Il'1j'nI4m'i1' Ilulu klIL'I'l4', .Im'I'l'N Slvnvil, I7un:1III 'l'11VIu, Imp! l'mI1-rwuml, NIV. S:nllIIvl'. ,. , ,-fx. I.. . , Q FRESHMEN GENERAL SCIENCE CLASS 5IilllIllllQf2 Nlr..I1m-lull Imzlr, .lnlm Yun Um' I,i1uIvn. .lulm IIIJIIIIIIIVII. XYJIAIIL' llllllllx, Ilurlzlll I'1-VIxuII'. Ilurry Nln Quwll, .I:u'Ix XI ulklns, llalllvlu X lt'lIlll. Qvulvcl, Imflz Ilan AIIIIIW, l'll1'iIllHl' IH-lx, llnsm' Nlzlry l liIlI1'l'If, Ii:nII1I4'4'l1 Ni4'luxI:1s, l':lIrim'i:n lll'l'IiIxl'I'NlllJIll, .Ivan llill'l'l5, I.nnis4- Nlonrq-, l.I'1'II1' Ifll'St'llt'IINIl'lIlL'l'. YIrg'iHI:l Xl4u1'1I:ul'sIxi, l .ll'ilIIUI'1' I.u1I1'w1:'A. AIJIVIIAII HCIIYIIV, I-1'r:lI4Illu lxml ll III: NI u Illns Ihnutln 5IlIIIIl Ihlmu ljllllllll lx mln In Ilmu il ' .-.- . .. F..- - v . . -I ii' I . 421: V Qvaxlvcl, Ili Ill: lililllll' llm'1'I1i1'rI, .I+1sm'pIliln' lim-4-Inivri, .XIII-v Ilrm-IX, I':nI'uI Xlurm, Iinlv Blu-.4'1', liulu Nl1'l.I'llJlIl, IIII ' ' 'I-ixi I- Nl:u'1'll:lIx, l'IllIll'l' Sl'lIll'llII'l', liml S4'llII'Illt'I', Ilt'IDI'I1'l' SII-lmlllilx, .lulm XYVIQIIII. l'IllI1l'II1' lll'llIH'I'liA, IIIIPIUII ll III, Xllwrt llm'Ilm'r, Nnrnm KIIIIVIKA. 24 .III I I FRESHMEN ALGEBRA CLASS II:mIpIu YIIINII Iumhlx lnmlun lI11II1 I'IllIIII - - , I 5 I , ' C Alvin, III-lwiviizn ,xlllI4'XI4'I', Xrlm-n Iluulnr, NI:ur'ur'4- -' un ,I 1 XI41ml,II1 xI2ll'IlIl. IIIUIIIJIS In:lrIu-r, ,XIIII Izwlng, IiI'r':uIIIilu' VI urn, .In 1' - -- - -- r I-' -' ' ' I I I Im IKl.lIlIII, Iiulnri IMII 1, 4XIIur1:u I.I'lI'IIIIIl'l', Izlulm Qilllllmlls, Nzlllrj NIiII1'l'. 3IlII'l'I'II:l l'l'm'Iwr, Ii:lIIlx'1'illm- Iiiln, SIIJIIWYII Ilixis, Ilinm- II4'Ig'l':um, .I:m1- xIiIlIllIIIL'IxX I':nluI XI urm, Ilvlcn I:I:ussm-r, XIV. xIJlI'IHII l'm1mml, Im-zu-Iwr. I 'I EIGHT A HOMEROOM II ulph Illml, Nlllhm II.umun. .lnlm I'INII4'I'. Ilmmlml Il:m1c'n- In-mn I'IIIlIN.l'N'N' '- ' ' ' I Inllls IM In Ihr, I' III-I Iulm sv II .. . .. .lg .Iq, IHIII III-I-Illuw, XIJIFIIIII I :uruII.u mlwmulxi Xxwwl' 4 'I ' .lIlI I'zIxinu Fung I11In Xntnvmltn I uv , , ,,. III.I I-IIIIIIII. .Xnllumy I-llglmifn, IIIIII: I: --, If 'HH -'I , , ' - - If . Mill, I':IIr'i1'i:l I'II1II'04I, NI:ll':l'Jll'1'I Grm. .Izmvl II:lII. I5i:1 'io III-Iluzlrtlo IIIl'lI'Il'N Im N ' - I gg. . . , II II., HIIIPIIVII lIl1I.lIl'Ill'j1'l' II:ll'Inx,.I:lll1'I II:1Iu-nsIq, Ifxvlyu I'nII4'j', Ii:lIIlI1'n'n IIl'IIlIl'l'50Il, lluvm' IIl'IIIIllII4llHI, XI'iIIi:am Ihrxivln I 1 II m-lu, Ch-rznlml IIm'nm:umIIi. Ificlmrml Ilumr, Nnrim' Irwin, .Im-am IIm'x:l1Iu. I.1rx'n'IIn IIm'Iun-r, I'I:nir Iiiu nun . I- I xnn I,l4'tIt'l'lt'Il. X swim' III-rlwflu, Bliss II:ul'1'i1'I Iluximlmll. Ixmm-rmnll Im-:u'Iu-V 25 l llllllll' lx'111-1' C1-1 1l1l1111' lu-ll1'1', lisllu-1' livin, Mary' Kl1'c'k111'1', l'0IlSf6Illt'1' liUI!il'1'k, Shirlm-1 K1111ic1-k, .Iuyvc l.11icl- . , I . 111111 li111I1 l '11111' I11111- Nl1'1'11l1'1l1 i':1TI11-1'i111- NIiIlu1vi1'l1, BI2II'gI2ll'l'i Nl1NlI't', .I1-:111 BI11lli11. l 1':111c'Y111- Nmuk, l7111'11il'1y ,. ,M 1 . , fH!l'illlUXit', 5l:111.i111'i1- fHll'!l4llN'il', Imis Us-rg:-l. l,il!'VS'ill K:1111-1', .l:1111os K1'1111sl1, K'llJIl'll'5 lilK't1'l'liJI, Hill li11I11', llulph N , . '. 11, :. . 1 ...4 ..1. .. V.. -N ,. . .' .1 ml1-1,.l111- lilllllgll, H1111 lium. lJ:1l1- l,:1w1'1-111'1', IJ1111 Louis, R411 I11111is, l'I1lg1:11' l,f'IlK'll, Hill NI2ll'lilbWHZ, Sillll .l:111- 111 XII 1I11 xlilllf 13,1111 H1111 1111 Yiclmls l4lHN Yiml s1I1i11sli Holm l'uf111i11 Nlix l'1Hx' Iyllllll I1111114 V1111111 l1'11'l111' ., A -. x. .x, 4,, ., l , Q 111ml X :1ss:11', lilsiv i'1'l1'i1'l1. Nl:11'g3:11'1-I 'l':11'11l:1, 131-My Xvilll, -lllllll XVlll'kSl'll0tt, l'l1lw:11'1l Plltlllllil, l':il1'1'll NYicl111:11', Ni:11'c'1-lI:1 xvl'lN'l', Nl:11'1::11'1-I Z11111111i1', Nl:11'g1111'1'i XYllitl'llt'ilil, l5ill'llJll'Jl In-i11l1:11'i, l7n11:1lrl 'l'l'i'il'llt'l, Ii111111lcl 'lwilIIlIlll'll, R1 '1'l1:11'1l l'il:11'1'zyk, R115 'l'l11v111:1s, lmlillillll xvJllHll'l'illli, Cl:11'c1104- Y:1ss:11', .X11rl1'c-y l'f:1sm-k, Ilnllvs lil1u:11ls, .T111111 l 111,111 l 11l H1 1 lX Xllm t'w1lt 111111 lmus llsl 1 lr111l 511111411 Q 1r11l Ihlu li11tl1Y1111cl1el T111 l'1111111 I 111 3 7' ': ' fvza-',, 1-1' fs S iYIilYl'!l. .l:11111-s SilIlIt'l', .Xl'Il'Ill' VXI S1114 lvr. ll0lll4'l'llUIlI f1'JIl'IH'l'. 1, , 4. f.'i:, G if 1 '-', 'Q L' :, ,: Q, 15' ,.r11 '1ii1111'1', .X11g1'l:1 Pvri, Phyllis l,2lll'Sky, L':11'11l S1'l111l1H, f1Ell'0l S1'l111111:1, NIV. lmwls 26 SEVEN A HOMERCOM Tin.: .Xlln-mm-, Xunvy .Xmh-xlvr, l'l11llip ,XIllll'f'SZ1lk, lilwyn l3:lil4-y,.lu:m lS:nl'lmiu, l':1VuI En' no ', -' : : l rml xx linlulta Hum l.llL.lll4lll lw.111m,,.unim1, Nunn lhlluurrlu, Izllm-vu livmllock I'l4nm- l3lw n'u Vlwmlxw lgl I7Nl'N In-mum I5utT1 Nl urilxn ,,. ,.,1.1, 4,.x-,. ' :..:' lilltlvr, Frzmlx i':nl:mfil11':n, .lmm l'K'llliY2lllf', YUIWIUH l'c'l'vvnk:l, llvnnis l'l1:ul'x':uI. limmlfl llnnim-if-, Dm' : willy Duns .lulm Hmmm-llx, HiIl'l!1lI'iI l vl'1 l1sm1, Q':lrlu l 1-rri, 'l'l1vr'4-szl Ifrisnli, XY:uItvr llnwrullski, Nlnriv Um-i-fvlg Sum Gs-nlllx . V P' P lum l uh Nl nu fllllli fllllllllllt lrumuml In . : r- , , : ' - 1'-- -, ' 1 ' - - l'-- 's ,. sm-ph Gl1gIiuH::. llJIl'l'f Smiilu, NIV. I'14'liIlJll'lH H:1l1Hvr, Im: IAUUIII lK'lll'IH'I'. SEVEN B HOMEROOM 'l'lu-mlmu' ll:zg:n', .Xlvx Ilzlr11:lc'z, IWIIICIIIIII Huw. Kurt Ilvllwr, Immm: ' ' -'z 1 -' - - 'A ml llaluu, Slug llcululx. lhtty Ilme-x.n lmim llulmun, l'14Iw:1V1l Iluwzurml. John Ilrilmr, Iiiiu Iluvik, .hwy IIIIIIHIIUI, .lulm Illmnm-r, l'm'rim' Ilunl, lhuln-ut Iran, Yivginizl Jomlik. liim'h:urcl .lslsknlski .lmcv K4-llcr K1-nmffll KUI1Y'l Ulrnlc Krusm Nlull' Kvuinim NI :lun . A v ,..- .',.v5 '-,.:1'- Kus, liuxmlml lius, Mzwilyn Kuttlcr, liclnzx l,:l l'xUIltIlillK',VRUh1'lllJII'ik' I.iIlIlJllN'llSJI, Kzurcn I.::H, .lem-plm lmgnn, Hivlulxcl I,m'w, Hrs. l'u1Iu.iil, T-IE, Xl2ll'gIilI'1't xlJIlllll'l, lflury xlJIllI'it'0IlI'f, I.:uw-l'm- 3l4'I Jll'lJIllll, l'lmlw:xrcI Bla-nm-I William: Nlm-y, Iurwm Nllllvr. John AIUIIEEIQIIIU, Nurluc-rf James Uvhovki, Clmrlvs O'Dm1nf-ll, Mm. ,Xnnvitv l'mh:.iil, hulm room tezu'l1rr. 27 SEVEN C HOMEROOM llvk 'l'ykmli, .lzucqlln-liln' XY:lg5lu-r. .Xlulrvy Y,iplu-rl:-, Dvnnis lim-cl. l3Iz1s4-5' Yunilo, l.2IWl'4'Ili'0 XYIIHQ-, Iloln-rl Svllloiv u'i:nn Stillih Julia Sllllll. YV:llic'r 'l'l'l'lNl1', Dmmlml Yunito, Sully Szlvlmlzln, l lm'vl1c1' l'llll4:1, lizxlpll Z:nkr:1js4-k, Xl len Tllrnvr, Rmmlml livsllollslqy, Ruth Sc'h:nilul1-, Czlrul Yuss, l r:mklin Riclnmmcl, licm'g11- Smith. lingn-r 'l'lu'vslu-I I vm-lyn XvilI'1Ill,.,1lZlll Vim-l1ilI,.lns4-pl: Y,:1kl':l-isa-lc. fiI'ElK'l' l'1'm':lt4':xx'n', .lnllvl V4-lufln, l':u'ul Yilml, .ll'!llll'Hl' Siuvlu vhurtl 'l':nmm'n, liluim- fQlliQg1'ill, Miss xl2ll'iHll llanrsal, llIDIlIt'l'll0Ill lvzlvlln-l'. 28 X 65 be YM? ' e . 1 ,. , . , , +3 93 Q2 J., M Y. in 'l .JJ h z ' Q W I A 5 'K b Q' KETIERER WHAT A UNE! 'N E 3 'SCHUMA 9 o Q' V +655 43,6 54' Q BIE S 9 as 9?- A MOHR CUUIES' . Save .ww .C3 BUICK lg AND JOHNSON TMCKEY TWIRLER JG za- is V -,......i.,.L., THE GIRLS' BOARD 'l'lm-m- rm-pn-4-sn-xllznlin-s from l'2ll'll Lfl'2lll1'. frmn sl-vc-ntll to lwm-ll'tl1. gn to mulu- up tlu- Girls' lioaml. 'l'lu nu-mlu-rs rm-ciw mlu-ll NJlll5l,2ll'll0ll from tlu-il' :u-livilu-sz anuxng wlnu-ll are- llu- :mnual clUlll'll'Sy VH-e-li xllpm-rvi-.iml ul' llu- l,ll't'L'lUl 's liumn. llu- lmll Cllrislmzxs tru- mul a nl:nu-v lu-lml wnwlinu- during llu- ya-:xr :uuling l,m-fl ln liigflmlz li1lI'1'll l.:lll, Killllfyll Ritz, IR-ggy l.c-wis, llnlurn-A llrsnlmlq, Nnrnuu limu'lq', Nliss ll:-rf num' lYillsl1iI'1-, .Xllvins-It -ull-ll l,s-fl In liiglll: Gl':l1'1-S1-ilu-1'f, llrx-sula-nl: liulln NYT-lu-r, Sl't'l't'l2ll'f'1 Nlaurilyn llm-mlm-rsmm. Yin- l'rm-suls-ul: lrvxu- l,4lllINK'lllli, 'l'r'm-:Isuzu-1'g linllulc-4-11 ll1'Illll'I 4llll, .Xl'l1-n-11U1':au-m', Bl:nrlim'im- K'll:11'x':xl, NUI'llN' Irwin, .XVI4-4-11 llulvlzlr lun-11:1 lllIt'lVlll'l', liullllm-1-lu lizlilm-5, l'Il4-:11u11's- fll'ilgIllllll', liilm-I1 lgl'llkll0l'li. Nlsuuling l,4-ll ln lligl1I:K':u'ul Svlnlllcll, Yl'l'I1Ull lll'I'Yl'llliH, .lm-sm llrwvsllll. Nlr. .lim-pls lmur, :ulxiscrg liullwlu inzln-V. .XlIlll'l'f filulu-rlc-. .limmu- Us-luwlxi. Q1'iIl4'll lu-ft ln Right: l.m'1l l'ml1-rwmul, xl1ll'llfll N11-llmmlml, ,Xugusl l'isc'it1-llu, liu-lmrml llmnl. Nlurizm Svlxwlvlll ulml 'l'1 urn 4 ' '-mu-flu K4-sslvr, Yin-0 l'1'4-suln-nt: .lamu-5 clT'l'l'lll', lrx-nsllre-rg lion: -a Sm-s'rn-lnryg l':ulru'iu l'ylm-s. l,l'tWl4lK'Ill1 lu l7ulm's-s Sc-lmilvlc, Xrlluur .Xlllll'illllS. liulu-rl l,UlN'l'. THE STUDENT COUNCIL llu hlllllllll ltillllill IS llu ,J ,,, A 1 room. lfrmml llu- Sl'Ill0l' l'l'H'l'S1'lll?lllYt'5 ilu- Sllllll'Ill fmnu-il l'r1-hull-nt is m-lm-le-ll lmy ilu- vnlirx- sllule- 1 ' - ' -' f - 1-' uw-l'x1ilw' luulv of tlu-scluml.O1u- rm- n'c-sm-lllalivcisa-ln-1-la-mllmy1-zu-lnlumu nl l luuly. 'l'lu- rn-pn-wllluliu-'s mluly is to prn-sc-nl failllflllly tlu- Suggs-wtions of llu- xtlulx-nts al ilu- nu-1-lungs THE HALL GUARDS llu Hull clll2ll'llN arc tlu- pnlim' nl' our ru-luuml SVSlt'Ill. Tllvir v: J :' ' '- ' ' ' h ll l llll I5 alum n lux llu btlulx ut lmnu ll lllll lu- is not lIl'x'x'NSJll'lly il Hlxulvnl Clnuu-il nu-mln-r. 'l'lu- Cilllllllll luis llu- prulmlvm ul' M-lm-lillg' vxnnlu lm nl UllJll'llN. 3 lull lop llmlllv. Nxlllll-Ill bmluv, Bll l'lI2Il'l liolu-V s, 2 fx ' U' : ', '-urgo C511-grurx. t lllptlll lixlvllx in li1,,l1i 'l'up llmllp Dlx: lmxxls liulwrt Nvlsun, IYJIII KUl4'lllJlIl. xv lulw liuxx. xnrul lnwulns, liillllllll' Xll 'Ill' hc'l1irl1u'V, .Xliw XvJlIHl1'l'lllli, llurufllx 'l'uruI:1. Xrlluzr liul lxu l'1lumluv N'l'UIl4'. lux lllll lmllllx limv: Dick lflillflxy, llx'l'1lim'm' lx:1uh'lic', l'm'u'w l xlxx :ul Nl nun: llurxl lh vw: Dun bnnrz, lulczlllm' lJ!'ilg1't7lllC', Yiulcl i'muvlm-x, l'Hxlxx':urml lh-ll, .lunu-s lfuruxtll, l,x-wuuml Sluillvll. S1-vmul lCuxx': x'Iuu'lullc .lUllllSUll, Nlilclrrxl lilim-, llzlxial Nlilfllllil ll4PllIIl'llllx' Xlllllwn U4-rrx Nl'llN'l Y null: lllm ux NX all I lx nun l'xllu , I . x . , l . - ', . J ' ' ' lvx. liosmluurx l':nlumlux, Nill ': , ' -: ' we , Yirgfilliu lininufr. l.l'0IlJI .X!l2IIIl5, lion Ulix'x'r, Hr, lmq luunr. Xxlxisx-V. lfirsl lin ': V ' ' .Xu xx lmuw qllllUlll'l4' fl'll!l'llIl' .lIlllll5 I :pl llx 'Nxxxlmm in uxu D011 X llcl lm llllxllxll lunx Nl xfxrur lmlv mlrxuznk Iulm l'4l11sxlx liulull Nl llllll , . . ,. '.,.,. . ..',. ' v , . ,. . . , ,. , ..1.. , Jlllxllllgf l.m'l'l lu Ri flll: 'lllll7lllilS Circ' 3. mm, lr mleni. 111.111 Nllllill, linlui lxllllllllfl, Louis fxIIllUllll'. Rll'llJIl'xl ll clricll, lixlxxwnrll xlilfllllil. lflllll XVl'lN'I', l'lliz:llu'll1 Navy. ntl-ml l.x-fl lu lliglllz Maxim- NIx'l.x-llun l'ul1uln Pxlxs X lu l'usulsnl XII Nl num Dull lux Mlxx I lluvmu l , 4 lllxllll, ll'x':lSllIlI. xldll-Ill hcllxxulxf, Sl'l'l'4'l'll'f'I Pzmlim- Kvz lxlu-1-lil:- Ixtl ln R1 lnl lxlxx ual Nl IU Illlllll' hx'l11v'nu-1' Slnrlvx' li'll'nlx . l., , -1. ss.:' 1145... ',sr g :, lax I l xx' l'x'nlxn llurmpwn lu I , . -1 .' , mu-ll: livsslc-V, .lnnum flI't'l'Ill', Slnnlvx ll:lxx',li1-1' THE HONOR SOCIETY llu- llmusr hm-u'tx' is 'lll llUllUl ll'Y Ul'1,f'llIl7lllUl1 xxluvsm Ill mlm . x J :.x- ' U HFC 1: v ,, 1 x. H Ir. . . .. L clslnp IS lmmxl ulum llu xlllvlllllxs nl mlm lrltlxl lx-:ull-rslup. w1'x'1cv. mul sxll l ship. 1,5 l7x'fUr'l, fv2ll'lll S!ll'lilllJlIl, .lux l'ulm'm:u1, llurulllx liislx, 'Z ': THE PROJECTIONISTS . . 1 11l1' 111111111 5111119111 1111111 11111-s 1111'51' 1111yw. 11-11111 1111- 1'lQ1l11l 111 1111- 1111-11111 L51':1111-s. 1111'1I Lf1'!l1l1I1l11'. 1'11r 11111111111 1111--11' 1111111111-1-rs w1- 151111111 11111 111- :11111- 111 1-11,1111 1-1:1ss1'1111111 1l1llls. 1111-sv 111115 1111151 111- :11111 :Irv 111 11-1111:11111- :11111 1':11'1-1111 11. .1:11111-s 1l1'1'3lI11Il11', 147111K 111111. 1111 111 11111111: 1-1-1-11 7111111-1'11-, .11111l1 XY1'11g'111..1:11111's E1l'1'1'lH'. 111-1-11 x1iIl'1xh. 11111 liix 111111 1X1'l'I1K'1', .11-:111 X4lIl111l 1111 1111 NI 111 l1111l1x 11111 1111111 1x1 1111 131 1 111111s, 111111 112lI'I'1'11, I71111:1111 1i11s:1. ', 11: '-1' ll , N11 1'1':11111 X11':1z, .X1111s1'1': 1'.1'I1I11i K'z11'1111:1, 11:11 1.1111is. ,.. 1 . 1111 11l'Fll1l'l' 11I'1I 11-12 1'-' ', '1'11:11'11 11111:11:51'1-111 xis1-1', Nliss 1.11111N1- 1x1-111111-1': 1'f11i1111', 1':111'i1'1:1 1'y11's: 1 i1's1 1':1g1- 1'f1li1111's. '1'1111111 111 111111 111 1 11,1 11111111x 1111111 111111-r, 11211111 1,1'Xl'1N15I1l11'15 lxilgfl' 1'11111lDI's, I.1111is 5111l111ll'1i', 1'11-:111111' 1'1-111114 l-'11111'111 1':11,r1- 1-2111 ' : 1 . :11'i1x11 31111-s, 11:111 1il111'll111I1, ,X1111111111 1'1x1'111'1111, 1211151-11v i1r:1111'11:1 111111-1 .X11.1111s, .l.11111s 111.11111111. 111111 51x11l. N1 1 111:11111r1- 1'1'1'1111. 111'1'11i1'1- 1i:1s11-1113 x12111j,I1'1'1 1,:111gr11:1111, 1':1111i111- 1Q4lZ1l'1', 1'1,11'Ill11l1't' 1l1':11r1111i1'. H1Il1111' i':1s:111'. 1'11:1i111 1111111 11 111111 11 1111 X 111111111 I11111111- X1i11'X .XIII1 1M:1111:1, 1111511 .X1111 .x11l1. ,.:-:,. , . THE HERALD STAFF r11:11111111 111 11111 1111-ir 11111111-1 1111- 111-r:1111 b1:111 :11111111s 111 111111111111111l1 1111 51111111115 1111111s1111 111 11111 111 111 11111 11 11-11 '1'111- 1111-111111-rs 111' 1111- s1:111' :11'1- 1-1111a1-11 11111111 1111- '11111111:11is111 1-1:1ss. '1'111- s1:11T 1111'11 fl1Lfl' ': - A -: 111 1-1Q 1111- 1-1111111- Ill 11111-1111111:1111111111ls1111- 11:1g1- 1-11111115 111111 1111- 1'1-11111'11-1-1 32 THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS CLUB . . bf . . : . . . I III: I'mQif'1l III ms I IuI1 -1 IIIIN IIIIINIII mu is mum 'IMI mum In Il1IIll ilu IIIIINNIIN uI l1ll1I4lsI1mI IIIQ mn-III IIIUIIIVIIIN II ix vurllposm-II ni' umImI mimImmI NIIIKIIIIIN unI ils IIIIIIIINISIIIII is mx 1 xulunl IIN nun. QIQIIIIIIIIQZ IxII'II4II'II liullwil. I'I11IVIm 'I'4':1l'n'. II'lI'Il'f II:lIx4'I'. I':xuIim' IiufI4'1'. 4II'IlIlII1' II':lIIw, XUVIIIJI Sinumi, IH I Ilvlwri. I3vIIx Nm1xj,lIm'1'l'j NI:1l1n'1'. .Iwm Xnlclin, l':1I I'jIm-5, Iizlfllryll Ii:nfn'V, I'1l'aI 'llxlvlv' lI1:u'InIIm'.IuI1l1sull, 'I'4'm lII'4'K'IIt. IIin'I1:ll'II Din-I1'i:'I1. III'l'5IIIl'III2 IIZIIIIUN fII'1't'IIl', XIIIXIIIV Hn YIIIIIVMI Iilim SVVUIIII 'I':xI1Im': I'QcI Nlurluw, Ii1'l1m'IIl Ii4'mI4'r. XI:ll'j XIII! I7z:u111:1, Iinm' XIII! Hui. Us-rrp HI'IIII'IIlI'I'. IIIIIII 'I'1IvIc- 9I1il'I1'N I'iI'1I' Irvin' I'nI1lwIliIi IIXKINII 'I'Im II ' ' ' .x, . Mlxlsvr, XIV. II. I3l1:nl'1I IIIIIUIIIIINUII, , . ' 1 pmn, Ruin Ilrnla-I. I,m'4-111: IIl1z..I:nm- N1-Ixxnxil. II1I'I ' Il, I.vII In IIIQIIIZ I.ms Ixrulmu-V, NI:xl'iIyl1 Ii:lIL'im'. Nliw II4'I4-II IRI'lI4'g1t'I', I.IIII'JlI'IJIII1 .Imam I,:nllg, I'IlIIIJl NI u Ilfllw. IIl'I'1'k'I I Ifruin. 5vi'4-sm: IVIM-II. .Ie-1111 XIIIIIIII, Ilnxlym- I,ixImxm'. liitu Nmj. 5lIIlIIg1' I,4-Il In Iiiglrl: II:nr'Iv:nl':n III1im-I1llI.lu-Vrx XI:lm'e', .Imvv I,:l1mIm:m. Ix:nII11'xu Ii:nI'vr Nlurx lwl rnyxnl Ium Iuinl Xlul IIIII Ixullnxn Imxl In . 1.- IIIIN . f,.,... I x. 1 ' .UM 'R' l'. 'l .i .. ...:H,. ,, NI. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 1, : :--.:' ' I' ' ' 'ff IIII In IH N ui Iln I1Iu lI.X III II11- I.IIII'iII'f' :1wlwI:1l1Ix. I mI1-V tln- 4':1p:1I1I1- I!'illI1'I'NIIIlI UI' XII s III It II Iilu In tIu II lnlv as In un nw Inn KN 1mI In 1' IIn lxln nu ImwI III! I4 Ivu xml ml: rf -.tm .4 3 S I THE FRIENDSHIP CLUB CABINET .- . .., . .. .... I IIN- I'1'n'mIwIlap CIIIII IN III'SI il NUIWILK' I'IuIx. II s l:1vlIlIumIl1p Ims p.1s.uI IllIIlIlI IIKIIIKIN. IXIAI I IIltl 'vim' wnnvs :I good IIIIIL' Im' :1II. .'h'Iiviliw. IiI4m' Ilya' I':1-XII--I iv Ifm-II 5p:1gI1c-Iii IIIIIIICI' :xml NIU HMI IIIIIIQIIIVI' IIJIIIIIIIVI :Irv il Imv m'x:1n1pIvw. I lulillgfz Nlzxvilyn IIl'llII1'l'5UII, III-x'n'VIy I'lII'I'It', I7m'4lII1y Kish, Nliss Harp' Ilzlsilmgvlg JIlIXIhl'I'1 I'n'g1g'y II1'Y,n1'I. 'ns NImI1Ilm l'lllIim K1 I 1 Iculim l'uIIu Slnirlvx' I'i'1I'xI' 51II1'II' I,'III'II'I'l I'xI1-s Yiulvt l'mmIm'X XIQIXI ' , : . : - wmv.. ' ' ,. I .L . 4 . ., ,. - ' - 'Q N ' I I 9:u111II'r Xclvim-rg Iimil Iicrm-1', Gvmgc Sivpunik, Frank l':lI:1I'iul':1, IMI Sclnirzm-l'. Imlll :III Imax IIIINIKIKIII lI1.lII4s IIUUIX.. .Il. .. .. . ,. Ixl I Xl 4 I'14suI411I II: I Ilmxall III :III K'u4m, 'I'I'l'JlSIII'l'I'1 Ilnnulml NIIIIPX, SK'l'I'l'IiII'y1 Dum ':.', su, IH - 1 n , PII: XIIIII IIIIIIllIQ'2II'IIIIl'I', I I'JIIIIi l':1l'uII:1. mvnl is IIII um-mIil1g irlle-rn-sl in :n'i:1Iim1. 'I'Iu- vIl1Iu1:uvvIs t'iIl'II 'IIIIIII'NlI?lI' :1I'Im'1' 4-I AERONAUTICS CLUB Im' nu-lnlu-1' of III1' an-vv11II1 In IwvIIlIl gr:uIn's may Iwvmllc :x mn-mln-r of II1is 4-IuIw. 'I'Ilv main I'K'IIlIII S IINII. QIII l Il Y-TEENS This 1'llll!0l'lglIl2lllj' known :iw ilu' Girl lim-wwvm-s is tllc Hlittlv sislm-r of ilu- l T'lt'llll'illllJ flulx. Hn-ri tln- wnrla is slurlml wliii-li will lic mwirriul on in tlu-li?-f-In-1' vlulm. 'l'l1c im-mln-rs :nw in lln' wwiilli :un P Qlllll g'i':ulcs. Jlllillllgfi llJIl'lHlI'lI l K'l'11IllSUl1, l i':im'im' Nuvnk, lh-Hy Ili-1-cllmv,.lnyrv liilltllllilll. Kulliryn Nlillmvivli, .Xlllll'l'f l'l:i su-lx. linllilcmu liaiilcy, KJIlllll'l'll Ili-mlvrsm Il, l':ui'nl lizirm-lqnw, liars-ii I,:uH, iivrzilmlim- lin-llvr, lilnim- Quiggin. lflur , , vm- l lllliil. -lllllt' Nlm-lwlilli. .Xngrlu lvri, l':1ruI Svliulmlt. lflllll fJlIlll'lll'l'li, Nurim- lrwin, .la-:ln Mullin, Bliss llurrivi DMX lilmlll, .MlYlM'I'. -ulul: l'1-gpg NYliilcl1v:ul, lh-Hy llziiiiiigzirmlmw. Phyllis Ihnnlnrmui, ,xl'lt'lH' Wliilllivr, Nlurilyii lilillvr, Nniwy livl urmlu. l'llll'l'll l:l'lll0L'li, l':lrul .lvzm livlm. .xllll0lll'll1' llnrlmln, Blaurinn Vzirullsu, l'ln'llis l':ll4-mlm, Cnrul Yilcl, .lam-I S11 x l l :lil X I lvlw-, ': 'm 'usa-, .Km roy fippvrlzi, lfsllwr livin, llullis lilioauls. lflilllll' lgl0g1ll2l:llilI'Ul Kvugv, liilu lluvik, Yir 1i:1.l:1nik..Iuul1 lull-lvfllu, 'lllll'l'l'hil l'll'lSlTli,.lt'1Ill llmwzilli, Mary lillvn lil:-vlxlivr, .luiwl llnll, Nlzurilyn Kullq-r loan Yivliill, Nlilzix' llrvs-in-, l'lYt'lj'l1 Cullvy. l.ui'vll:1 llm-lim-V, l':ltl'ir'isl l'll1lr4'1l. IH-g3g1yCir:ny, llairlmrax liliim-Imrl. lmwla limi' Slillllllllgi Miss .xIllH'lll' l'mlru'iiI, zulvisi-i'g lluruiliy lluwzirml. liluim' lh11'4'lii4-r'i, .lmxliiw fll'L'g1lYl'X,.lJIlll xl I . . . v - , . . . ' :llllIllk'lQ, Nniicy Nlllln-V, Nm'm:i lXHllK'lij'. Ulmu hrlll. .lm-:Ili llJIl'l'lh. , v , cuml limi' Sculml: lrm'i4lvm'o lwlic'L'llis'i'i. 'llll1'l'1'hil Sulvrlci. .lim-pliiiu' lmc'1'I1i4'i'i, In-:lv Kll'S1'lll'lI5ll'lll, .Xllu-rin I1-iclililvr. Nlnrilyli S4-ilwlw, l'llt'JlIlUl' Pvlz, 'sl Huw S1-:mln-ml: Harris l'1m'vll, lin-Iyiu lii':1m'l1:i. l':1l 5Ii'lii'1-vu-5, liiIlllfll'llH' lislfi-i', Nlurilyn xll'llUllJllll, .lvuii l:!'1llN'lll'l', llusx-lii:u'j l':ll:1l'illi':1, l'lllt'1'll Spm'l'l11'ca'Iu'i', lI'l'll1' l'1'c i:1l4. lliglll Cnrullp Swain-ml: lxutllla-cu Niclmlus, lllllll l'll'l'lil'llNll'lIl, .Xmiv lzwiixg, lxulliryii lllll. HOME ECONOMICS This rlulu ix iimlm' ilu- Xzilimml :mil Stain- Orgzniimxtimi lmmvn :nh lln- Hl'lllllIl'L' llUIIN'lllJllit'I'S of xlllt'l'lt'?l.H 'l'u lu' :x Illt'll!lN'l' you lmvm' lu ln' :x llmm' l'li'0ll0llll1'S slliclclll will: :i Ql'l'ill lIllt'l'l'Sl in lllm Xim'riL-:ul liumv. 'l'ln- nm-mln-rs :nw niulll lu tw.-lflh U'l lll1'I'S. 3, f JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB A m-wly org,5:mizm-II 4-Il1Iv is H10 .Iuzmfov Iligll Urarnatics CIuIm wlmsv mc-mIu-rs are SCYVIIIII and I-igI1II1 gradvrs. 'I'o join tha- 4-Iula some IIIl'Il10I'IZ?lIIOIl mush Iw llINIl'I'I3Iil'fl. The club mevts 1-vvry Iwo ww undvr II11' cIircvtion of Hr. Ifarl I,ynI1am.h'acIlv1'of Iinglisll. . , . v. . X . . , , ,. Im- IXIIIIIJIJI, IHIJIIIN' IIIUIIIIII. .Ioan X ICIIIII, .'I::alIyu Iv'IIIv1'. I,u1'0.t:l Iluvl nor, .Ivzm IIul'vuII1, Iulwyn .XXII-II. X 11-1 II IIs'lIw4-VIII, Lewis Ziskal, .Inhn IIIlIIIIlIl'I'. Iinrvn I,:lH, .Xlcx II:1m0:'z, XYIIIIEIIII Iiulum-c', .luck 'l'y'ko1 I, 2 ' : IIICII, Msllvnlm Ilumr, Iirwin Mille-r, Iilnim- Iluggin, IILIIIIIII' Iinfcr, K:1'rI1ln-4-n Iizlilvy. IS:-Hy Ilvm-xllnw, Islfrivisu I I mira-cl, Ihxtlv I5:x1lnlg:u1'1Im'1', Rlzlrgurm-I Wlmitvlu-sul, Mzuy Ifllcn Iilwlcrwr, IR-ggry Gray, Carol Jenn IIyIm, Mr. Iiul I.I'IlII2lIIl, Ialvism-V. I Iilcllncl lun 1 9I:nuIing:: Miss I rzum'cs G4-rI1:1rcIt, .Kclvisvrz Nlzlxim' fNIcI'IcII:m, I3vl'nic'c I'u':lj0r, Iiluim- Ilunf, I'IIt'GllIUl' I'4-rku. Km-cling: II:-rnic'n' Ii:1sIvIim', ICI:-slnnrv llrzlgnuiv. Gmwvix-V0 Ilosziv. THE G. A. A. LETTERGIRLS Any IlIt'IlIIN'l' ui' tln- G. .L A. is e'nIitIe'cI Io carn a Icth-1' if slw has 2l4'qlIII'1'lI 500 poinls. To PICQIIIYK IIN-sv points sln- must Imvv lll'I'IIl't'I :1tle'mI:1m'v. mi-mln-rslmip on tha- Hrst or sf-c'muI If-rmw. :1mI IHIYIIQI palm- in Hl'l'II'IIlg.H wort--In-I-pirmg or Iuilaingg. 36 THE G. A. A. Y11ll1'-1'l1:1ll. l1:1sla1'll1:1ll. l1:1s1'l1:1ll. :1111l 111111l1li1111- 111:1lv , . I. 1 ,,, 11111 1111 s111111N 11111111111111l Ill l11 1l11 11. .X..X. ll1 1111111l11-lx :11'1- :11l1l1'111'-111f:11k'1l girls 111 1l:1' 11l11ll1 111 1l11' 1111-ll'1l1 1,11'::1l1's. flJ1lll1'S :1111l lll1'1'llllQ'5 :11'1' l11'l1l llltl Nt l11111l l 111 11l11x lllll l lll'l 1l 11 11 11 1.1 'wi I1111: l',l:11111- llllt'1'lIl1'l'l, Nl:11'41111'11' 1'l1:11'1111 ..1, ' ' lllfwl li1111, I.111l1 ll11lI15, ,I111 1 1l1'llI11ll, l:Il'l ll1'11l1'l l'11 111 111'-1111'I1'1 l 11 Xl1'lll'1'1'XN R11 llllllllllll V1 111111 Xxlllll I 111 Nl11l1111i1' ,.Jl l , J1'.J, , .1 ' 5 1:1, l1l1ll1 Sflllx. Xli1'- , . . 11, 1,1 1 , . . , . .1 ,.1 s:1I1:1 1:1l:111111':1, Xl:11'1l111 x l11 l11111111 il11'11l Nl11ll1 l3l1l11 l'11 lx1ll1, l11l11111 llXIII '1111 U lhll I 11111 11111111 ' 1 lvllllx lin--11 1'i11-1111, lI1'll1' gl'lll1'li l11'111 l'lYll'lII'1ll l3lll'1llllX 'l'111'11l'1 xl'lI'l 111 ll 1111111111 I1111l1 l'1l-1111 1111 1l1l1111 H1l11111111 l'1PlI1 .,.,- 1- '... ,. l llow: 1 '- I . 1- I X 1 4 1 ll1A.1l111l1 l1111I11. lltllt l'11l11,1I11l1, Nl.111 5IlIlllI l11'I'll:I1l1ll1' l511l1'1-111I1'1I l,l'llIl' H1-I-1111111 Sl1'11'1111 lli1iN ll1-I111 1, 1 -I . , , 11I:1M1-1', N111'111:1 li11111'l11. .l11:111 X11-:11z1:111. N1.1'111:1 Xl1'Q111111'11, l'1-11151 l,l'7Ul'l llt'lll'l1'll'I XII1l1Xlll ll111l11111 l11I I 11l111 II1111111151111, .l11s1-11l11111- l1ll1't'lll1'l'l. l'Iil1-1-11 X 111111111I. .xllll l'.11111g1, lJ11l111'1's 5lTl1'l'liI l,lPl11l1N lll Il1'lli Nl-11'1f'1111 lllNl' l1111'111l11 fll1'N1'll5, .I1-:111 lS1':1l11-111-1', .l:1111 N1l11 lNIl N1l111 lllll ' I11 lllll Hy, ll'1'll1' lii1's1'l11111. 1' .. 1 '91 : 1,,, 11 . , . -.111x . ..,..,,. Qi11s1111, Xi11:1 l11'111.l1s, l'f11-II111 llJlll1'llN'-, Ull 111111 NI11111111 131111111 Nl ll'llYIl lx:1l1'11'. lllllll l'l1-1'l11-11x11'111 xl'Il'1'l'll'l 1'1'111l111 Xlltlll ll11l1l'11 . i11-1'11l1l1111- 11111':1, X:1111'1 X1 1111, l1l'Xl'l'lX llll'l'lK' lC111l111:1i111' .Xlliins . ,.. 1111, NliIl I4ll'll' 5llIllll1'll l'l1111111'1- l'1N1'111'll11 X 11111 l l11111111l11. hl111l11 l'1.11.1l1. l,1111.1 X1l.1111x I1 111 ll:11'1'1s, ll.11'111l11 ll1111':11'1l, .l11:111 lim, lllll1ll'1'S S1'l1:11l1l1-, N:1111-111 ll111sl1-1, Nl:11'11'11- L:1I1111'1111111'. Klux l'l'Jllll'1'N 1i1'1'l1:11'1l1, lJ111'111l11 -Y:11'gg'11, 111-r1'1 Nl:1111'1-, l1111-11:1 lC11z. H1-111 N1111 Nl111l111 Nl1l311111l1' Xlllllll ltllllllltl N 11111 xllllll l11111111 N1l11s xlltlll U1 1111 lJ111111l11 I l . J., 'll 1 ,.l , 1 1 .,. i', XINI, , . -wwwrv pw- ' . . W 4 W1 . 11 -41 151111 IC1111: l.1-11111. :1l11Il1'11.111-111'g1- Ixl.111-, llliII't'lll'1' S1'l111:11'1A. X1'1 .XII1lI IllIIw ll'll! Nllllllll l11ll1'1'-1i1I1'1' llill l'1 1i11 li11l111l ll11f1l l11 111'111'g'1- Xl:1I1'1'. l1i1'l1111'1l W1fl1111'il, .lillIl1N l'1111l1111, lll'Ill'X X1'Jl1Il'l', .XII 1l1'1-11' 1l11l11sl1: '11111111l I11111: .lJll.Il'x l 111'N11l11-, 5111151111 l'1Q1'1111ll11 l':11 l:1111111, h1:111l1-1 ll'111 l,ll'1lll' l111l1l11 l'1'1wi1l1-1111 l11'lI 111-M 1 l71111:1l1l l7:11111111, l11 1 l11111: 1111111-111 111111111-1l. l71111:1l1l 51111111-, l'I1l11':11'1l 1111111-l1, N1ll'IllillI N1':1l111 111-111111 X 1111-1-1' ll'lI'11'X ll'1I11-1' 111111111 1111111 111 l71111l1l Xll1l 1 111'-111111111 lIlll1N 111111111111 NI1 lll1lIIl1ll 5Illll1l 111111 HI-Y 1 N-- ll11l1l111g 1l11'11' 1111-1-ling-. 1'11'1'1' Xl11111l11' lllglll -11 ll1 1'1l11'-11 Y.Nl.1'..X.. 1l11' Ili Y. Illlllvl' 1lIl'l'1'll0ll 111 W1 5:111l11-1'. N11'i11-N 111 l111il1l g11111l'v11111x111111wl111. l.'::1l1'1'sl11 1.11111 . 1, . 1 1 1 l 1l1 Ill l 1l11s lll llllllllll rx 111 1l11 1llll1 ll11 l1111w l1:111' :1 11'11l1' 1':11'11'11' 111 :11'1l11191s 11l111'l1 lll 'l1'1l1' s11' Illlllllllf l1--1 lu-1l1'1ll 1llIl4 111111, lll1lU'll1l IS ll -' f li THE CHEERLEADERS 'Flu' Cllen-rleamlc-rs arc the spark plugs of tlu' studvnt body. Tlley arc Q-lc-ctcd by the vntirc studvnt body but their clm-ction and ilu-ir 1-quipment is govcrm-d by the Student Council. l,m-ft in Right: Joy Colm-umm. Slmirlvy l'i:1l:nk. Mr. Frank Mraz, .Xdvisf-r: Nlurgiv Smitlu-tt, lic-vm-rly l'urric. Loft Group: Louis SllIl0l1l'lC, .lzllucs Puron. Right Group: John Mvfzgrvr, Ivzm Kolf'm:u1, Sc4'l'vhl!'y. Tu li '- Nh' liulwrt C2lWI'Sl', lhlviscr: .lauuvs l m'svtlx, .Xutllony Piscitcllo, Gvurgc' Grm-gory. p mx. . . I Sm-voml Row: .Inc lll'4'.iilli, Ilzuvicl lvlilfllllil, l'lmrIn-s Kirkp:nTrir'k. Bill liurra-tt. lil1lVV2ll'll lxlilfllllil, llvury XQZIPQPX' l'lI'2lllli C':lrullo, l,cuu:1l'd Sc'l1if'l4-ff. liolwrf NlJlT'lillXVll'Z, Gvrzulcl Stvucil. ' ' ' U- N Rvlmli Rulu-l'i Nvlsou KllK'0llllg1'7 l':1t 'l':uum. 'l'1'v:1s1ll'rr: Rl1lK'l'l Nlzxruuzx, X lm' l rk-sulvutg Don fwumz, l,u,,1m I , l'1'c-sinh-111: .lvsmf Lung, ,Xugusl l'ism'ih-llu. VARSITY-M wx Nl! llulwrt fawrsc' is ilu' Varsilx An 0l'QJllllZIlll0Il of llu' lcktvruu-u ul' llu- an-lmul :uul sllpcrvisvml l ' ' NL 'l'lu- pllrpmm-ol'tl1c vlulm is to raisv umm-y fm' ilu- injury l ' lmy musl win :x lvtlvr in :my umjor sport: flmtlmll, lwaskcllwall. or trzu-li. 7 'uml. l'u lu' 4-ligilwlv fm' uwmlwrsllip s 1 1 . THE ORCHESTRA 1111' U1'1'111-s11':1 IS 1-111111111s1'11 111' 111 NII.II:LL' i11s11'11111111111+.1X11111111g11 11 is 51111i11t111'111111111s1:1g1-.11111111111-rs 111- 111:111i11g 111:111s 1111' llIJ1y1Ilg :11 1'111111111'11111111111111 111111 111111-1' s1'1111111 :11'1i1'i1i1'H. 1111111115: H11i1'11'1' 151111-11s11'111, 11.U1l1II11 '1':11111111'11, N:1111'1 311111-1', .l111111 '1':11111111-11, N111 I'1YL'l'1'II '1'1111111:1s. 1Ji1'1'1'1111'. 111-11: N1Jl1'f 111-1'1'111-11, .1111- 1.1'1,1'JI1l, 1':11'111 1i1'11h1-, .l1111'1- 1iL'II1'1'. 1':1r111 Yi111, NI:11'j111'i1- U111':11I111i1', l'1'g111 1.1-1115, I I'IIII1' QlIIg'g.Il1I. N111'i111- I1'11'i11, 1111111-1'1 x11'1.11'1Iil11. 151-111 131-1-1I111v1', 111-11ri1-11:1 .X1l11l'K11'I'. .X1i1'1- I,IY1II11!l'P, .1:1111'1 111111, 1111- 1x1l1:1g':1, 1111111 L:11111'111'1'11. N1:11'1 11'1'1 XX11111111111111, IX2Il'1'll 112111. 1:11111 51'1ll111II. 1211 NI:11'11111', .x11N'I'I1l 1.1-11'111111'1'. 1111 1-11 1.:111l111:111, .X111111-1 1'1:1sz1-11. 111111 11111'i11. ll1'1':1111i111- K1-111-P. 11111111 N1:1I1111'1-111'f': T11:1t1i111- f1l1'I.1'11:111, .11':111111- W:1111x, 111-111'i1-11:1 .X111l1-x1111', 1X1i1'1- 1'111111111'1', ' 11111: 111'111 13111-1111111', ii11:1111111 1Ji1is. N1:11'11111 1I1'11:'1'1'H1111. ,X1i1'1' 1111s1'1i, 13111111111 111511. N1111111' I1'11'i11, 17111111111 111111111111 111111 fl1II1111 I 1 11111 5111111111 1'11 X11 111111 'W1llY'1tX 1x1 11 11 1111 111111111 XIIIIIII XII 11 1 IIIN .. ,,. . . .,, . 1 . 1 .1 1 1, . -gggfy '1111' ': .. 'I '11111'-1. 1111: . ,. ' 1':i J, l111':1111 ?i111'11:11'1., 111111111 11:11111:1', 1':11'1 111-1111111', 5:1111 13111'1'11i1'1'1. 11111111111 1'111111, XYIIIIJIIII 1J1'Sl'1l, 1.111115 17111qs:111s1q, 1111111 I111111'1 N1 11111111 Il11 1111 111 1111 1111111111 111111x 11111111 I11111111s1 1 111 11 IX 1111111 11111111111 1 . . .11.1--1 . 'z ':, : 3 :x 11 1- -, :.' 1' ,. l f1ll31'11- 111111, S1:11111-1 1I:111'. 1111111 I11'I'II4'1', 1il'1IIIl'11l 111-NNI1-V, Wi11i:1111 111511, ,XVI 1i11'1'1111111'. 11i1'11:11'11 K111111111, J111- 1i111:1g':1. I7111' 1,:111'1'1'111'1-. 171711 I.11111:1, 11:11 1.11111s, 111111.1111 xIilI'Il1I. I11l1Dl'1'I 511111-11:11111, 11111-111111'1' NIl'IZ,LIt'l', 11:11 I,l'1'1lJIl'11, .1114 1111111 I'1111111. .1II1l'h 111111112 111111 51'1II1'lI.l'1', 1'1:11'1'111'1' SIll1'1ll'1, .11:1111 lI1ilIlllIll'Il, 11111111111 'I':11111111'11, 13111121111 '1'111'11N. '1'11111 1N1i11111, 111111 1'11111'1'11'111:11, 111111111 Yi1'11i11, .1111111 Y1ll'1iNt'1lJl1I, V1'i111:1111 11Jl1Y1lll'1', .1:11111-A Xvtbllly, THE BAND '1'111- 15:11111 gin-1-1 sl11111'111s i1111'1'1's11-11 111 111:1yi11g :111 i11H1r111111-:11 :1:1 1111p111'11111i1y 111 11is111:11' 111141' 1:111'111. .,. I111'v 11111-1' 11111 1111111-1'1'1s :1 1'1-:11- 111'11' '11 :111 111111111111 g:11111-H :11111 111:1r1-11 1111' 1111- 1111':11 ll2ll'ill11'N. .X 11111111 1111111 1s11111-1'1'11 1111' 111r1-1' 1'11:11's w1'1'1'11'1' 411 :nicrs who Ilziw- good sig THE JUNIOR BAND 'I'In- .Iunior II:m1I is :x Ivsting grmimi for Iiin' SUIIIOI' Iiaml. 'I'Iu' im-inlu-rs play :xt ImII1 1'llIlQL'I'I!s Iml Iilu 1Iom1Im1l1Ii ,. I... . , . . om-, Ilnrntliy UInr:1mIm'ic'. Jnyv- J i,.J ' , xi 1 I ' ' ' ' ' In-orgi' Imrtus, bliirlvy IIl'0t'IIJlhIiJI, NIQIIUEIIIII Iluw, fII'1II'g'IJI Svliulrli, I':1Irivi:u IM' I'umpci, .Iam-I Ilull. 'l'i11:1 .Xllur ' 1 I iimlmui Iuin YimIliII IIIII IIllllIx Ioan XIIIUIIIII Ilxun Xxhil I INKIKIH4 XII QM, Iiu I'IiN4I NI: Iulzllm' I III ffm I':ii'uI Yilil, .Xu - v 1 A - I v 1' ' I 4 '- :unc-4, J: rv IIvic'Iu'k -IJIIIUI Wluvlivl Ilmi' V ' ' ' I l . . . .ulxl N .umI1v. X vriinii Q l'I'Y1'IlIx I IIHII4-ri XYIiiIm'Iu-nil, Imwis Zisku, John ZIIPSIIIU, QIJIIIIUS 04-lux-ki.G4-111-go Ilclls ii. Kvniivili KUIIIII, l':ui'uI Iiriiw, Slim Icy Iimiic-vk, Ilmmlml Y:imIs'rink. John Ifis - - -' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Iur, .XII.lli Inlmi. Ilmmlrl RIIIIIIIII, Iiluwx N 'IIIIIH 5IIIl'I4'X ' . . ,. Iimil, Hum Iliy IIFJIIII, .IJN'llII1'IIIIL' .Xspvry, .Xrlm-vu Ilvinku, Xlzirlivric1.I1r:icIm'i4', .loam Ilmlzasli, Ii:xrI1:i1':u Flisuriszf. Hairy .Iam Olin-l', NIV. lin-11-II 'I'Immus, mIil'm-m'Im'. ss Ilorutiiy Ifullvr, I,Il'l'1'IUI'1 Iilalinc Iilugnu, .I:lL'qm-Iim- XYiI43IIIl'I',-Il'1IIH'IIl'SIlI1'IIl'I,.I1l2lII Yirhill, Xlzxrilxn IRIIIIUI' Inn:-I II:uII, lim-Hx IIilIllIlII'lI'lIIIL'I', Nlairlimwia- fIIlI'JIlIOYIi', IIQII Iiullmm I III: I Im mi In Xu 1 - Y - ', C : .11 s . ii I'IIIIINIl'IYNI'I Ili' . . . . . Im , I I l N - l'l'lN'v NUVIIN' IVWIII. Ivgrgry YYIliti-In-ml, .Xlirlrvy Zippc-rlv. I5:xrlv:ir:u I cl'f11suii IuIi'1 Nm' - ' ' ,,. .. : .. 1-'.:q:.'.:' rff, 1 g. , . . . itll. hurnlm Nusa, lCiI:i IIlu'lk, inrul X usssxr, NIJITY Iillvu IiI4'f'Iuu-r I mis Ilulnvm III'lw Y lnifu Xllv ii Silfsm III I lima IQIII' LII! Ix nun I III X lain: Ilulniih lu IIIIIIII IxmII 1 Irvxu Iullii I7mnnI1lN :mln - Q ' 1 .4.... -I.. . ..' I ': ' V JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR 'I'I1c first mixml clmir 1-xp:-rimnu max In U ' ' guinmi In-rv. 'I'Iic 2,1'I'Ull ' :' ' Q p munlmis smunlii .mil 1!gIIIIl Iil ri-zulimf :1IniIiIx' :md lin- nlwiiitv In 4--arrv his or In-r 'nrt in put inlfmg . , . '. ' f'x9'f 41 AR UND THE 'N -- x - J , A Q 5 5 FIBBER Nr- ! 1' wwf n' 'ro me 6lRL-S ,K M xfiln 5? f LLY . ,,,,, Q. I Ifl gf, H -1 , 4 K if '2z:2:e?:z':: . ffg can You To? rms? Q 4 1 All ,, Q. 1. 6 .l, DOUBLE 0' N0 I ounmemoone X , COURTESYO SUPYWW ear. an mee +wAR WWN5 R5 uw quam rea YS bg 0 ow ef- 145,53 jg XX R94 354 x nb JO!-lN'5 OTHER WIFE P U x ' 5 9 gps S F. S I1 I T I W..,N-xx Pe Q R Q, H 5 5 w A sl' EXPLURING 'THE AA f. 1 1.5 fvggw DATE WITH Juan' HOUR OF CHARM BUILDERS OF BRAWN Komim' C. C'Awuslc Mr. Cawrst- rt-turm-tl from the- Navy tluring thc past summer va- cation and rcsunu-al his coaching duties this scason. As he-ad foothall coach and li-tc-ani roach in haskt-thall hc niaclc very impressive records in lmoth. Ho is the :ulviscr of Varsity-Nl Clulx and chairman of thc athlctic- association. .l0Sl41l'll A. lmtxu .Xftt-r a lapsv of four yvars away from coat-lrlng duties Mr. lmar rvturiu-tl to his oltl 'ioh of loading tht- hast-hall tt-am. Mr. linar insists on showing thu right way to play liase-lmll and wants it playvtl that way. .X rc-al tan ancl 1-ntlnzsiast. Nlr. linar knows his stull. .lAMl'1Scl. .lonNsoN foach of travk squatl antl of the- tunihling team and vctcran ol' naval st-rvicc tit-sm-ilu-s tht- popular coarh Mr. Johnson. .l. as hc is 1-allvcl, is a goocl roam-li lwvausc he- was a track coinpvtitor aml an cxpvrt at tunihling anal liorimmlalahar stunts. Mu. Lrzwis SNYDICH A graduate of Ohio Stats lvniversity anal a mt-rnlwr of the track anal wrestling squads. Mr. Snytlvr turnul his intt-rests to haskvtball when lu- camv to Xlaplv Ht-ights and lu-cainr .lnnior High liaskt-thall coat-h. Nlr. Snytivr tc-:u'lu's 7th and Sth graclt- inatlivmativs. 'l'. lJONOX'AN 3VYl.ll'l Doc was lu-all lmslu'tlmll 4-o:xt'h anrl lint- coach of tha- Mustang Q-lt-wn. Ht- is known for turning out vt-ry tough lint-int-n antl this yt-ar was no 4-xvcption. Although tht- haskvthall rm-orml was poor, hlr. XVylif,- th-vism-ml many nt-w pattcrns antl plays in trying to hrt-ak into the win c-oluinn. 44 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 'l'la- lloollvall Nluslangs ol' Hi-PIAT m'on1plch'cl an 1-nvialwlm' rcvorll of lliiVlllg lost only onv ganna' 4l mm llll 1l'ilSUll. lln' loam mlcil-:alml lin-rca. llulforll. Garlim-lml. .lolm llav. aml lll'll9ll. 'l'll4-V m-rr liml lu l'.ll1'llll hllorm' aml llvclforcl fin llle sm-coml o'amc'l aml lost onlv lo llucli ' 2, , I , ll cllllldl. lla- loam 4-onsxs mowlly of M-niors lllll mosl of lllv wllolv loam saw vm-ry lllllK'll aclion as tln- lf-am rollml up a low lilllt svorvs. 'llllr Nluslangs usul tllv 'I'-formalion Q-xl-lusiu-ly on olll-nsc. Un lll-l'1-:nw lllv lvam llSt'tl villlml a hu---. sux-. or SQ'Yt'll lll1lll lim- with tllc fin'-man lim- prvvalvnt. lt is saial of ilu' lim- lllal il is 1 lln- iimwl 4-vm' lo play footlwall for Nlaplc H1-iglxts. Sl-IASONS RliC'OlllJ Nlaplv HQ-igllls .. . T lim-rea ... .. ,. ti Nlaplc H1-igllls . .. 0 llvmlforal .,...... U Nlaplv lla-igllls .... 351 .lolm Hay .. .. 0 Nlaplv Ill-iglnts .... ti lim-Ii1li'l-1111-:nl ...lil Nlaplv lla-igllls .... 21 llcllforfl .. ...lil Nlaplm- HQ-igllls . .. ii l'llll'll1lSlllll'l' ..,. o Xlaplv lla-igllls . . 7 Clarllvlal ... .. 0 Maple' llvigllls .... 140 llfllhll ..,.. T l -- - 1 ' Q A A . lolw llow: lfranli Zorv. l'l:1r4-lwv Svluwarlz, llvnry Yffagc-r. I.4-nny Slliflvtl, Norman Szabo, llolw Nlullin. llolv liar ull, l'luu'k lii1'lxp:nlrim'lx, ll:n'v Nlarunw lim lforwth lllrnm- llolwlwr . 1,. .I , 1 1. -voml llow: NIV. llolu-rl Uawrsv, llick Xl'ysko4'il, .Xrl Svrrin, Dick liouclq. .lim l'ur1lon, Daw- l,4-wix. lion HlIIll'l Xlllu llolvnrta, .lun K-ooclwln, lull Maruna, llolv Nvlson, llolm Marana, Hr. 'l', ll. XYyli0, Don Yilcl, lluul lion. lxan lxolvman,iwor1,:r'l:r4-1,rorv, liill llarrvl. G1-rw livlwak .lov lluglu-Q Xrl lllnoclaw l :l 'l mno lfal lxml Nllll -4-clli. .ll-sw Long, .lolm . ' 55:4-r, llollis Sllll17Il1'll'. Slllillg: llolv Nlarlxowilz, Nlanagvrg .lorry Sh-m'il, AlllllllgI1'I'. 45 nn ol fli- di . S! GRIDIRON lln liizi,if:t'iii-f-'l'at-klt- liig. good. and fast art- lit-tl's main t-liarat-tt-ristit-s wht-n playing a tt-ri'iht- ganit- at tat-ltlt-. lit-ing vt-ry fast for his 223 pounds lit-tl toola plt-asu1't- in smashing opposing hat-lts. l'll'4il4INlC ltyimit- f 'l'at-ltlt- l ast charging Hltihsu was st-lt-t-tt-tt as an unanimous t-hoit-t- on tht- .Xll--f'out't-rt-nt-t- tt-ani. Gt-uv t-arnt-tl tht- rt-spt-t-t of all opposing lint-mt-n hy his hrilliant lint--sniashing tat-tit-s. Him. li,xiiiti1'i i'-- lund i ai'tl-tlriying t-ntl. Smashing Chost-n hy tht- t-oat-ht-s as All-C'tnifc-rc-iit-t- t-nd is liill ll: rrc-tt. h ,' ' wood pass-rt-t-t-iyt-r. tht- oppont-nt s t-ntl-swc-t-ps was llill s spt-t-ialty. Ht- also was a g ll'ISSl'f l,oNta land Known as a dt-ft-nsiyv stalwart playing a hard ganit- at t-ntl .lt-sst- has ht-t-u playing loot- hall for four yt-ars and was switt-hed from halfhat-k in tht- tt-nth gradt-. lion Nl.Kttl'NA -Halt'hat'li oi tht Nlustangs this yt-ar. lit-ing fast and Spt-t-dy lioh niatlt- many of tht- long gains f ' - un d his first lt-ttt-r in his .lunior yt-ar. t-lusiyt- niadt- lloh a good rigllt-llalf. lloh cz ' t- '. l'.v1 l'ANNo -Guard : ard. fast gaint- for tht- Nlustangf lVirt--liair l'at. wt-ighing only 130 pounds. playt-tl 1 h tht- past st-ason. l'at had tht- ahility to hrt-ali through lhyic l,icwis- Ct-ntt-i' 'l'all. dark. and l yt-ai' at t-t-ntt-r on tht- Nlustang t-lt-vt-n. llavt- was n oppositions plays. .loitz llvtaiiris-ff Guard and throw tht- hat-lifit-lthnt-n lor a loss his t ' iandsoint-. hut tough he-hind tht- lint-. llayt- l.t-wis t-oniplt-tt-tl lurt otvd for his lu-t-iit-ss in diagnosing tht . 1 x l'l 4-'wiiiw' up tht- niiddlt-. was .lot-'s full tiint- joh at playing guard Jot- tiol' prvlll l1I'?' 2' iuut-h ot' a ht-ating U' hut tht- otht-1' lint-nit-n lint-w that Joe- was playing. X lion Nu i,soNf-Tacklc living injured in thc tirst gamc handicapped Boh throughout the season. Nelly was slate-d as ln-ing thc rcgular placc-kickcr hcforc his kncc injury. lioh rccovcrcd in timc to play cnough to carn his lcttcr. Locus SlMONt'It'm'l'llIllltH.l'li Hard-smashing on offcnsc and a stonewall on dcfcnsc is Louis. thc scnior fullhack. l.ouis has carncd two gold foothalls for making thc most tackles for a back. His linc-hacking garc opponcnts many a worry. ART ltmmns-Ccntcr Small. hut ruggcd and a smashing tacklcr dcscrihcs Art llhoads. who has hccn playing ccntcr sincc the scrcnth gradc. Art has ncrcr he-cn known to makc a had ccntcr pass. .loilN xllC'l'Ztil-IR''H?llfllllt'k .lohnny was not a hrcak-away runncr hut pluggcd away for thc short. consistcnt gains. .lolm madc many gains on quick-opcning plays and the-sc short runs paid oil. lin MARVNA-Halflmack l lcct-footcd lid proved his worth whcncvcr hc was on thc tit-ld. On one gamc hc intcr- rcptcd a pass and hrokc away for a 58-yard touchdown run. lid carncd his lcttcr in his Scnior ycar. ti'1mni,r:s KlRlil'A'l'Nll'Iii -lfullhack Chuck tillcd in at all hackiield posts but playcd fullhack morc than any othcr posi' ion. Un dcfcnsc Chuck hackcd-up tht- linc and was known as a smashing tacklcr. VAN liomziu,xx-Quartcrhack A hrilliant siwrnal-callcr and muntcr, S Junky. was sclcctcd as an All-C'onfcrcncc hack. P' - Spunkn was choscn Captain hy a votc of thc tcam. lyan was a triplc-thrcat star. Hc could ass. run. and kick. GREATS JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL .lnnior Varsity Ifuotlmall giws lln- ymiiigvr boys of tlic si-lmul Iln- vxpm-i'im-in-c inw-alml In play winning ' -' . '. .Ianu-s Jnlnison. fuollwall. Tliv Ivain I-misislvcl of nintli and ivntli graalvrs and was coavluul In NI1 I'nw Iiuw: .Inlvs IIIIIIIP, Val Iilvvan, .lulni Si'lI2l'I!lIOYII', .Inc IIGIIIIIIIIIO, Iial iIllIOIIIJlS, NIV. .Iann-s Julnisun, L'uacIi: I Nvwl Lir:ix'4's, Dunn Mali-y. I'llIlll'l' Sl'lIII'IllUl', ISIII Galla, Dun Dcsvli. Ifruni Row: Iicl Svliirnn-r, .lack Kncliar, 'I'nin KIIYCIIIII, Iicl Iivll, 'I'vml Nlailm, Iiill I'l2lllI2lllt'I'. lIIl'll2II'll Hula, Run ,Kn- rla-xlvr, Ralph Iialmnz V Wi 'if' WM W W'wi 'i , L I x l K A In l Ifront Row: Iiill Iiisli, Iirniv Iinln-Is, .lnlin Sc'Iiaj:lIm'im', Tony I'1nnu, Ihvli Nlarclialx. 'l'np Huw: liicliarcl XYalsun. Nlaliagvrz HIV, Lewis 5II3lli'l', CUZIVIIZ Iiwli Slvvlv, Iillbh I5H1'll4'lWW. I7l1'li II1K'4'V4ll' Iifl S4'lIII'IlIl'I', Iilniri' Sl'lIII'IIIL'I'. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ' ' ' ' '- ' ' - ' lo coinv is Iliv fnnmlann-nlal pnrpnw of I ri-slnm-n Imaslwlliall. Mr Cunning vxpunini im Iln yarn IA-wis Snymlvr. cum-Il. gan- tlnx buys tln' ln-giiniing pliraws ul' Iwaslwllmall. passing. mIriIxImIing,f am ' ' ' ' Inlw XI'lI'I'lI'ili lm-li SK'Il?1lFlli0YIL'. Iiill Kisll. Iioll slnmting. Many polvntial stars Illillll' up lln- lnn-np. I . . . . . . Sim-vlc. Ilnss Iiarin-lww. lirnic Knlivls and Tony Pinno wlm is only an viglllli UI Arg 'acIvr. 48 IUN IOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Nlr. llulu-rt C':1w1's4-'Q linlvy Nlustnllgs ll-ll lly flillilfllll lluum' l7nl1lm'. m'n'l1l':1l4- lung-slml :xml ll1'l.1'l1SlKl star. gui ull' lu :x gn-:xl slurl lmy winning llll'1't' out ul' its fir-.l four gfxllws. 'l'lu-v wa-rv won 1-null-ll ull ll0N't'Yt'l'. llllt playing' tln-ww gwum-s gaw ilu- lmys plvnly uf t'Xlll'I'll'lM't' wllicll will prmm' lwlpful ll! season. l'll'llllf limv: .lim fll'4'1'llK'. ljllilllt' llolvlur. llnlv Mullin. llzlvs' Korn- m, Gonrfm- fll'K'j1'Ul'f'. , - ,. . . - l 3- lop Rowe Dun fvlK'llXl', lull l'illllJllIi'I', Duck lxum'lq', Mr. Rulu-rl V. i':1wr's4', l'n:u'llg Hun .xlHlK'Xll'l', Nvwl fll'JlY l,n-nm Nlllllvll, 1 49 18 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM I'i.XS'I'l'i IIN VON l I'1RI'lNC'Ii STAN IJIXCIS W. I.. IV. I.. Slmrv . .. ...U I Cl-iitrzil ....... ...Il ti Iii-1II'or4I . ...S 2 Maple' Hvigills . .. .24 7 G:1rIimIcI ....... ...... L Ii IIFIISII ............,.... 2 H .XIIIIUIIQII lIlv lm-:ini I1:uI :in 11lw11a'n'vs'+f11I swisoii. it cannot In' sziiml that llu- Imys 4IimI not gin- Ilivir :III I'Iu- In-:im was :xlways trying :mil ilu-y Ii:uI IIN' dcsire Io win. I,:u'Ii of In-ight ami I-xpcricm-c wi-rc favlurs 'I' lu- mm' sn-usmi. Vuzu-Ii IYvIic In- it giving thc Imnvs in-w plays and style-s in trying In Imri-:ik into IIIQ In I 1 1 win coluimi. Iii' I-mislmitlv trvinug and Iiglilimg in win the Imys Iin:iIIy mIiII so in a cIusi- gzum-. 'I'I1c lc: XX'll plum-II il zum- III-IX-iisv IIIFOIIQIIOIII the year and on uiicnm- Ii::1I many sm-t plays and palivrns lu tx lust SQ un U mins XXIIIIL umniiw Iliiu I In x ah In ilui I in-IMI Irwin. In II11- L'llIlf1'I'l'II1't' gzuncs ilu' Varsi -' Q Q - '- 5: ' ' ' ' 5 ' ' -7: ' 'I ll'IlII'21I UIIUU :mai I5i'llsIl Iwivv. I'II'lIIII Huw: II: vIv 5I:ii'unu, IMI AIJITIIIIJI, Ilzlvv IA-wis, Louis Siilioiivic, IIIUIIP' I'is4'it1-Ilu. . Imp Rim. Imn Givviii-, Miki- Iiulu-Vis. Don Smirz, Ihlw AIEIFIIIIEI, Iil1ss,I:lim-almk, Don Ilunum, Nlniizigm-rg Imlm M1 svr. Blziiingvrq Hr. 'I'. I7. Wylie, I'mic'I1. 50 llll CAGEY CAGERS l,AVl-I I,lCWlSf Ct'Ilft'I' and Guard Shooting with cithcr hand and cspecially accuratc on hook Ilavc Lewis won a starting on the Mustang fivc. Davc shots. bcrth is six foot onc and va-ry agilc undcr thc baskct from whcre hc madc of his points. Lows Snw1oNc'lc' .Xn cxpcrt at most TUNY PISf'I'l'l-ILL0AfI'l0l'NV?'ll'Kl licing thc fastcst man on thc tcam Tony fast breaks. his Junior ycar. At thc early part of thc scason Tony sct thc pacc in scoring. Ho is the shortcst se-nior on thc squad. hitting' at only 5 foot 'Tl Q brokc-away on inany Tony also lettered in afiuard getting rcbounds and an accurate passcr dcscribcs Louis, the short aggrcssivc guard. Louis was thc fecdcr of thc tcani. li-Tcam in his 10th and llth syradcs and movcd up to a regular bcrth on the linc-up. Tom GR1fFNlf'wG1iarml An cxullcnt dribblcr and om hand pop-shot. Tom. displays thc ability that a small man can be a good man. Tom was always a scor- ing threat whcnevcr hc had thc ball in his hands. Torn playcd on thc li-Tcam thc two prcvious years. lion NlARI'NA--I'l0I'N'3l'd Part one of thc Twin Act is flashy liob Maruna. Missing thc carly part of thc scason bccausc of his football injury. Hob bccanie thc spark-plug' of thc te-ani when hc brokc into the linc-up. Hob lcttcrcd in his Junior ycar. Rl'NA+I'l0TVY2ll'll lin MA lid was thc tcam's lcading scorcr and was on the Coachcs All-f'on- fcrcncc Basketball Tcaln. lid is fast and made many points on fast- brcaks. Only 5 foot 9, lid somc- times showed up the biggcr boys. 5I Cm-gorv also lu-lped pilv up tlu' pointw. 'Plu- VARSITY TRACK TEAM l'ruln-1' llu- dircctiml of Cozwll .lanuw Jolmson, tlu- Mustangs of tlu- cirulcr path n'ur11plclv1l tlu- se-asml xslllm :nn vnvialmlv l't'i'Ul'1l. Often sm-ml running aromul ilu' scluml ln tll6'lI' red pajzunasu tlu' track prac- vs latv :nul hard. Two of tlu- uutstaruling boys arc Don Vilcl. Junior: and lid Nlaruna. Svniur. Dun IH llu' rm-mul lualmlvr in llu- low lumlln- L'Yl'Ilt and lid is llu- tezuxfs lr-:uling milcr. 'l'om Grcmu- mul Ge-urgv boys competm-cl in five- Ullldlkil' num-ts :xml tlu- lug micr- saluvlnslic' llllllllil' nuvl al tlu' Arena. liillv Dew Hola Steels Iuhn 'l':mnnm1, Mike- liolu-rts, Iuwcl l'n Ilmmlal Marlin, .lulvs lihixu-, Murray Ile-lulvrson, I , , . ., . V rlvrwmul, liic'l1:lrll llulnu'r, liaxrl lla-lmkc. l':111l Czlrnulmn, .lnlm lillK'llHI', Roy Cilfllillllilll, Don Marcy, Dun Sclllu-fvr Xri .X1ulrz1ill1s, llnlm l3znl'rm-tl, l'1lnu'r f'li'lllI'lll1'l', Dun Konice-li, Gillwe-rt Slulvvk, Rmmulll .Xlulvxlf-r, Nt'NN'll7ll Gr:n'v. lulm Iizxrtus, liussn-l linrxu-lumx ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' Ju u '1' Xftlllll' Kvvlq, Hi III 'ight lilll lxnln l n I ns., Yvxl Row: lhmaxlrl 'l':llnnu-ll, Sh-vvrx lgllllil, Jerry 5f0Ill'll, .lol XX! , , llil!'I't'll, liclwin llc-ll, Holm Corp, Hula Mm'Clvll:uul. Georg? Sleliillllli, .Xllgrust l'isCltl'lln, ClHlI'lk'S Kil'lqw:1h'ic'k. Nm tl Slliflvtl l'llll6'N1 l'w0TGYtll Ivan liulvnlzln ' mu 1 'ewlmr l,ll'lIIl'l10lll'lY' ' ' num Smluu, l'lul'v1u'c Svlmwslrlz, lu- -fl lx - , 1 . ,l,um.1r , , . . , .. . Yom Url-mu-, licl Nlilfllllil, Dzlvv 5l2ll'llIHl, Pall 'l':1nno, Don Yilml, Georgv Gregory, U2ll'l Siu-nver, Mr. .l4lllN'S .lulm mm, l'lllNY1lI'll flllili'ly. 52 lop li VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM cU!lQ'll .l. X. Inmr s XVISlll'S wvrc llllflllml will! flu- l't'llll'IlUlllTI'w1l5lll lu Xl 1 all H414-ht mg il Sllllillllt' tu-Id. ilu- Nluslung' nina- look - ': : : ': . :In 'F' x. Still ln lu ilu tllilllllllll xml germ' :1 gnml SlI4HYlllg' ul llu-nnwlus l'itclu-1' .luv llruvzxl WJlSI11'l'll2 x 1 , : ' ' : ' ips tln oulxl lllillllg lull play: Vllll llIN l.nsl. l.ms.x lXXIllIIlQ,. ll'JlllIllg,fllI1 twun. 'l'l1v starting linvup was mmlv up of lmys frmn :ull lln' 1-l:1ss1-s. Buys who saw 1'0llSlllt'l'ill5ll' :avlium wa-rv Sl'lll0l'H .lov lllllflltx. 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Nc-xt Huw: .luruf xlJlKllllllI'liY, llc-u-Vlx lllIl'l'll Xl un lXllCJll1'll',ll'l'Ill' KlI'Sl'lH'llhll'lll,.lllillll'Ul1'lIlillI Nun llvuulm, .xllll l'lVK'll1g.E. l'lUl't'gI!'0llIlll2 Miss l'll'illll't'5 Kin-1'lu11'mll, .Xmlx is W lvn lluunlnsun, I,UI'lPll1j 'l'ul'nllu. Viola-l llnunll x Nlilflilll llurwmul. r a - ' ' ' ' 0' 1 llll IN lllIS IN mu ul llu llllXlllt'w llu C1..X..X, may mllruxgga m lo lulong tu llu mllllx llu lumlwlmh l lllll lllllt rs ml llux null till 'l'u mln :xfln-rruums. .V m:ulv up nl' nilllll lu lu ' 4 4 . 4 . CONTEMPORARY POETS ?? CORNER SCHOOL DAYS VVe totter off to school at the age of seven, Slowly coming out of our child-hood heaven, No more to seek and answer the call of play, VVe now must go to the book-learning way. First grade, second grade and then the third, Arithmetic, Spelling, readfng the printed word. How slowly the years seem to pass by, Another day, another week, another long sigh. Fourth, then fifth, and now the sixth appears, Bringing with it all the hopes and fears Of passing smoolhfy along in Junior High, Seventh, liighth, Ninth, through it we fly. Tenth, lileventh, Twelfth, well, at last, here we are! It won't he long 'till we look from afar, Yvondering if the others are on the right track, And sometimes even wishing that we could go hack. Perhaps one day when we're a little more wise, VVe'll turn to our rhildren, and with wistful sighs, Say, Study now, and have a little fun, Before you know it, your school-days will be done. For it wasn't all work and it wasn't all play, But we felt partly satisfied at the end of a day, After we had answered the school bells' ring, YVe knew we had done, at least some little thing. RICHARD DiETuieii, l2'rli MlLLIE'S DIET . It Millie's diet as you will see, Is not for dainty girls like me. She prepares the strangest dishes And hopes to gain the form she wishes. It started out with good intention, But this , I really ought to mention, She eats ice cream and bids me try it, And says, Tomorrow we will diet. ALICE POULTNEY, llrl-I 55 POETRY lContinuedl MAPLE HEIGHTS' VERSION OF CASEY AT THE BAT The outlook wasn't brilliant for the Maple nine that day, The score stood four at the half with but an inning left to play, So when VVylie died at second, and Lynham did the same, A sickly silence fell upon the students at the game. A struggling few got up to go, leaving there the rest, 'With that hope that sprfngs eternal within the human breast, For they thought, Ulf onQy lmar could get a whack at that, 'l'hey'd put up even money now with Imar at the bat. llut Coon preceded Imar, and likewise so did Cawrse, And the former was a pudd'n' and the latter was a force, iio on that stricken :nultltude that death like silence sat, For there seemed but little chance of linaris getting to the bat. But Coon let drive a Hsinglei' to the wonderment of all, .ind the much mallgned Conrad tore the cover off the ball, And when the dust had lif.ed and they saw what had occurred, 'l here was Conrad safe at se gond, and Coon a-huggin' third. .ind now the lcathgr covered sphere came :1 whirling through the air And lmar stood a-watmlrng it in haughty grandeur there, Close by that sturdy batsman the ball unreeded sped - ' That ain't my style, i said Imztr. Strike One l the umpire said From the benches, black with peope, there went up a muffled roal, Like the beating of storm waves on a stern and distant shore, Kill him! Kill the umpire lu shouted J. J. on the stand, And it's likely they'd have killed him had not Imar raised a hand YVith a smile of Christian charity great Imar's Visage shone, He stilled the rising tumultg he bade the game go on. He signaled to the pitcherg once more the spheroid flewg But Imar still ignored it and the umpire said, Strike Two! Fraud Y cried the maddened thousands and echo answered, Fraud' But one scornful look from Imar and the audience was awed. They saw his hair began to stand, they saw his muscles strain, And they know that Imar wouldn't let that ball go by again. The sneer is gone from lmar's lip, his teeth are clenched in hate, He pounds with cruel violence his bat upon the plate. And now the pitcher holds the ball and now he lets it go, And now tl1e air is shattered by the force of Imar's blow. Ah, somewhere in this favored land the sun is shining bright, The band is playing somewhere, and somewhere hearts are light And somewhere men are laughing, and somewhere children shoutg But there is not oy in Maple M- mighty Imar has struck out. RALPH VICHILL, 9TH 56 FUTURE FORECAST 25c KATEIRYN JEROSKI notices this imposing sign and decides the futures of her class- mates need some forecasting. She steps through the beaded curtains into the dimly lighted room and confronts RosE ANN AI.oI, gazing into her crystal ball. As Kathryn states her business and crosses Rose's hand with silver, the misty ball clears and we see ...... LoUIs SIMONCIC, famous coach of the Los Angeles-Dons, buying a ticket for the thriving metropolis Maple Heights, from JEANNE VVAI.I,s, ticket vendor. He boards the plane with the assistance of the smiling stewardess, VIIQCGINIA RAIMER, in a happy mood. His team has defeated the famous Maple Heights Browns, coached by l'lt'oENE RYEAK. With this victory he has dealt a death blow to the fortunes of the Brown's backer, RICHARD ZIMMER, the taxi-cab magnate. The plane, under the competent hands of RICHARD GLYTHEIL, pilot, and NIAXINE MCLEI.LAN, co-pilot, carries a number of celebrities. RICTIIARIJ IIINAT, accompanied by his famous horse, Iggy, is headed for the 350,000 Maple Heights Handicap. His special jockey, MIKE POTOMA and co-jockey, DoN CJLIVER are on board, too. Mr. and Mrs. A. PISCITELLO fnee LEONA ADAMS? Amcrica's happiest couple, are heading for Maple Heights with their family, also. Louis picks up the Maple Heights Comet, editor in chief, PAT PYI.Es, for some home-town dope. After glancing at the sports page, SIIVNKY KoI,EIvIAN in charge, he turns to EUGENE GRANCHA,S comic strip Don's Other VVife based upon the life of VPHELMA NIASON. Across from this, the names of some old friends catches his eye. Wanted-one prom date. Apply HVI-:I.vN VVIDMAR and flENlCVlEVE BozIC. He then turns to the obituary column, Digger's Diggins by IJAVE LEWIS and sees RICHARD! SCHUMA famed atom scientist, is lost dIIring a dangerous experiment. Also seriously injured is JAMES RIATKO, his assistant. The plane lands at Maple Heights Airport and as Louis steps from the plane, CHARLES TEARE snaps his picture and Rl PII VVEBI-:R, famed correspondent, interviews him. Shaking the reporters, Louis stops by at Juicy's Soda Grille where CQERRY RIANFE is jerking sodas. JUICY IJPTAK, the proprietor sells him tickets for the Roxy Opera that evening co-starring LIICKEY IJZAMA and James Como Cknown to his close friends as JIM SNEDDEND. Leaving Juicy's, he heads for the high school. He passes l,0KSAN-' SKY,S Incorporated, controlling interest of Fisher Brothers, and PERAIvII'I.E's Super Duper Pharmacy, where in the window is a sign announcing the dates for the ED Rl.'ARUNA,S Quintuplets, famous Basketball Team. At the high school, he is greeted by ANDY KI'I,AuA, janitor who earns pin money as a dentist, assisted by nurse, JACKIE CARDAMAN. Principal, DoN IQONICEK greets his old fellow student with open arms and conducts him to a banquet where President of the United States, RODER1' S. RIARVNA will be thc guest spcakerg Secretary of State, JDE PECJAK, accompanies the president.TIIoMAs GREENE.president ofthe school board. introduces his old chum and the president begins h's address. The preside-nt's oration is interrupted by a loud crash announcing the arrival of JOE fstill breaking thingsj BIICCHIERI, physics teacher. Louis sees his old football colleague, RED KPIIIPICIII and politely asks about Red's Roller Plaza. Louis grows a little bored so he picks up a magazine where he is confronted by a huge advertisement of KIHOWVARD 'MI'sCI.Es, Gl'AHNIPIRPI,, dynamic build-you-11p in ten minutes tension course. President Maruna concludes his address and smiles winningly at GRACE SIEBERT, Broadway star. currently starring in Don't Take My Nickel which is greater than the former Don't Take My Penny because it has more sense. Louis leaves and while waiting for the bus, he makes a telephone call, handled by operator, BETTY NOVY, to ELEANOR PI-:RKo to see if their marriage plans are still on. 57 FUTURE FORECAST Z5c lContinuedl He hops the bus, driven by CONNIE ROSE, and he chats with FERNE KORING and CAROL GRAMs, who are still commuting. He stops at lJEZOR'l',S Restaurant, where RIILLIE KLINE and l'lI.EANOR DRAGONIC share hostess honors. '1'here's a riot in the restaurant over the Greasy Spoon, started by the local hoodlums, RICHARD LIsKovEc, TOM TYKOITI and ILICIIARD 1Jll'I'l'RZCH. The joint is raided by ART RIIOADS, replacing Big Dann as cop and his deputies BIARGY LANIBHAM and BUD HENDERSON. Louis, the innocent by-stander, is arrested by mistake and he is driven away in JOE HROVAT,fA deluxe paddy wagon. They snap on the radio to hear JOE HUGHES and his Prairie Dogs, sponsored by JEAN FINK,S Grocery Store, silent partner, BERTHA TRABERT. At the trial were Judge JAMES ORVILLE, still trying to sell his short stories, prosc- Lutor, RAYMOND ORCHARD and Louisis high class mouthpiece, JOE KARLozI. Messenger girls, LOUISE DAIILIN and EVELYN ROZANEK, deliver a huge cake Ccontaining a saw made in shopj from AIARILYN HEI.PEUI. INIILES. Before the Saw can be of any use, a pardon is handed down by Governor UCHUCKIE-IJOYU KIRKPAT- RICK. Louis's pants are in need of pressing after the long Seige in stir so he goes to MABEL CASALE,S Cleaners. To his surprise, DON SKALA is pressing pants. Don has so many pairs, he has to do them himself. After his pants are returned, he can't find his ticket to the Roxy, so he decides to drown his sorrows at BILL l3ARRET,s Bar, where the bar maids are BERNICE BRAJER and ELAINE HUNT. VVhile they serve H20 C6CX,, that isj PAIILINE KOZLER, the ciga- rette girl is selling Zip Fags manufactured by FRED ZIPl'ERLl'I,S Tobacco COL, Inc. A short floor show follows consisting of PAT TANNO, the juggler, and LENNY KUNESII, doing tricks on skates accompanied by PAULINE ALBERONE on the accordian. Louis meets some old cronies, JESSE LONG and Joi-IN BIETZGER, who take him to their bachelor apartment. BERNICE IQASTELIC, CHARLOTTE JOHNSON and JEAN NORDIN, Bon POwERs'l NELSON,S models arrive a little later for a party. Mayor BOD HOMOLY calls about the complaints of too much noise. This was reported by RLEANOR ZINK and Annabela Peteraterickski CANN PETRICII to youj who were attending a meeting where JAMES DOWNES spoke on Capitalism. Louis, being of an aggressive nature, protests. Since he has a previous police record, the mayor orders his removal. As he is kicked out, he obligingly leaves. He boards the plane flying back to California to start his life anew. Anyhow he has a special invitation to see NORMA STRANIaI.ER SIMONI in her debut battle against UMOANIN' AIONA VVIIITE in Los Angeles. MARIAN ScIIwIcIIT, seated near on the plane, is Strangler's manager and chews her ever present cigar and predicts an easy win for the Stranglcr. Louis smiles and the crystal ball grows misty and here we arc. . . 58 I947 YEAR BOOK STAFF Editor in Chiefoooos s L Louis Simoncic Editorial Adviseraco E LMiss Louise Ketterer Editorial Boardooo L L oooo Richard Ihnat, David Lewis, Elizabeth Novy, Patricia Pyles, Ruth Weber Business Manageros ssss.ss so oss, sssMaxine McLellan Business Adviseraaoi L so Miss Mary Basinger Treasurer ,sssss.s..ss Edward Maruna Photographers sios Charles Teare 59 a 1 9.- L Q., 9. 1 rw- ' , fl , ,uw ,Dr A LU. L .. - ,. 4- TC ga uf-. ,lr 1 ' 1 N, , wx .1 . ru g 1 r x W , Q 1 . V e 1 K , , ff- . X 4 X r F Q V ,l,f9,.+. M ,es ., . if , ' , 5 v-ef3jsgg.,: A 1. .4--.1 .fm . . 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