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

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44' The Future Nurses Club is a club for those girls who are interested in nursing as a profession. Vis- iting different hospitals and making Scrapbooks and favors are the main function of this club. All girls in grades ten through twelve with an interest in nursing are eligible to join. Members of the Future Nurses of America, from left to right, are: ROW ONE--Treasurer Mary Lou Deucker, Secretary Elaine Smolinski, Chairman Pat Wargo, Vice-President Marilyn Medling ROW TWO--Sandy Babbitt, Trish Vranich, Mary Ann Pershern, Janie Pringle, ROW THREE--Joanne Provenzano, Elaine Mowinski, Barbara Kopecky, Barb Walleck, ROW FOUR--Jeane Conrad, Judy Kaiser, Cathy Randazzo, Elaine Petronick, ROW FIVE--Nancy Chisholm, Pat Grimm, Jane Sulek, Joyce Cohagan, ROW SIX--Bev Dailey, Pat Dorner, Pat Vargo, Pat Zbozien, Lynn Reynolds. Not pictured is President Valerie Vorrath. aff? 'ca The Future Teachers of America Club is an or- ganization set up to promote teaching as a career. The members obtain valuable information through discussions, panels, and speeches. Practical experience is obtained from taking over classes during the absence of teachers. Other activities include car washes, paper grading, and elementary school student teaching. Members of the Future Teachers of America, from left to right, are: ROW ONE--Secretary Gerry Dunch, President Richard Patrick, Vice-President Pat Gregoric, Treasurer Marianne Csongeig ROW TWO--Barb Kennedy, Jo Anne Vestfall, Judy Varley, Jo Ann Zappia, Eileen Lyson, Bette Kail, Sharon Freedle, Mary Ann Rebic, ROW THREE-- Chris Novak, Margaret Phelps, Heather Schwolow, Linda Horvath, Lynne Cobb, Jean Garron, Carolyn Salisbury, Diane Papczun, ROW FOUR--Joan Hyatt, Gloria Novak, Pat Derus, Sharon Frei, Ros- lyn Benyo, Linda Saladna, Susie Hummer, Marie Sherbinsky, ROW FIVE--Marcia Bentzinger, Arlene Chunat, Sharon Drummond, Trish Phillips, Marcella Klinkovsky, Bev Vinopal, Gerry Mowinski, Phyllis Baumgardner, ROW SIX--Maureen Wells, Linda Slasinski, Marilyn Smolik, Pat Grostick, Arlene Hladik, Kathy Mach, Judy Freyhauf, ROW SEVEN --Elaine Estvander, Jay Vranich, Barb Boron, Karen Sucher, Donna Stodnick, Bonnie Kozak, Jon Kleckner Richard Uthe, Rich Penn, Henry Millhorn, ROW EIGHT--Sue Zoubek, Kathy Simon, Sharon Katona, Barb Wylie, Susanne Beach, Virginia Sesny, Janet Spangler, Donna Schmitz.

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Servlce rs the foundatron of Key Club Intematlonal The local hrgh school chapter has often shown th1s throughout xts many Communrty projects Included among these act1vxt1es are the unloadmg of the bloodmobrle the Armed SCIVICES assembly for senior boys and parkrng cars at the stadrum Key Club 1n add1t1on to serv1ce projects als sponsors an all school dance Hrghhght of the year was when presldent Gordon Badovrck was el ected lnternatronal Trustee Durrng hrs term of offrce he helped plan Key Club act1v1t1es through out the Unrted States and Canada On the local scene he lnaugurated the New Year's Eve Dance and the observance of Safety Week Prctured below are the members of the Key Club They are from left to rrght ROW ONE John Martonchrk, Charles Watterson, Rrchard Pnkryl Stuart Quay , Douglas Sokell Gordon Badovlck Dennrs l-llad Bart Mercurro, Don Josefson, Gary Quay Nell Evans ROW TWO Wrlham Warak John Langham, Rlchard Patnck, Ralph Barrera Robert Traclnskr, Rrchard Penn, Jon Kleckner, Ed Srmacek, Allen Kraska George Srmak James Krusoe, Rlchard Uthe, Ronald Bammerlrn, Jrm Chaloupka Plannlng the schedule for the parklng of cars at the stadxum are, from left to rrght Stuart Quay Dennrs Hlad, Advlsor James Gates, Bart Mercurro Doug Sokell Not prctured IS Presldent Gordon Badovrck P , . I i O , - .- xx- 3 : Y D Y . r , , I 1 1 S 1 I . , . I - ' : - , l 27

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I One of the newer clubs at Maple Heights Senior High School is the Spanish Club. Members, who are second-year Spanish students, participate in frequent conversation sessions. With the help of Miss Shirley Kreps, the students have given their club a permanent and respected name in the extra-curricular acitvities program. The members of the Spanish Club, pictured left to right, are: ROW ONE--Wayne Hren, Ronna Case, Albina Balser, Christine Ray, ROW TWO--Diane Benda, Donna Schmitz, Arlene Hladik, Jean Conrad, ROW THREE--Judy Varley, Nancy Hudson, Tom Pietrocini, Pat Elmo, ROW FOUR Ray Fazio, John Brown,FrankGasper, Bob Barnes, ROW FIVE--Gordon Ratica, Ray Quinn, Ralph Barrera, Don Reis, ROW SIX--Sharon Freedle, Maureen Wells, Greg Stodnick, John Palker, ROW SEVEN--Sharon Eldred, Don Obusek, Rose Fanta. 430 The Pep Club, hardly a year old, was formed to promote school spirit in all phases, especially athletics. Through the untiring efforts of Miss Wasyk and the cheerleaders, the new club has become a great success in its endeavors. This is shown by its large membership, over 400 students. and by the increased participation in student sup- port of school activities. Pep Club Officers are, from left to right: Johnny Borszcz, Jeff Lewis, Diane Benda, Barb Wylie. '11