McDonald High School - Roller Yearbook (McDonald, OH)

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FOUND DOING HANGOUT AMBITION S IDENTIFICATION EXPRESSIONS ALIAS NAME Baldwin, Edwin Eddie Baba '453 Ford U-m-in-m-Boy College Y Making whoopie Banish, Rodney Span Ford Convertible What? Dancer Indiana Ave. Reading Bard, Leo Red Red Hair Gees Graduate HY' Sleeping in Bleachers Barkovich, Michael Bark Nash Probably Own Cadillac Wellman's Working Brown, Barbara Ba b Scarf Holy cow Secretary Roller Rink Skating Cartwright, Richard Cat Pegged Pants at'er ya gonna do? Band Leader Vandergrift Loafing Casale, Jane Jane Carlene That,s nice Nurse With Carlene Studying Davis, Lynne Lynnee Bob Parker Gosh Nurse Barbara's House Skating S-4 church O -4-v girlfriends SEV U8 gn un'5,.E .E o CJ an E o 'II -Q O 'r': C5 4-1 GJ U - OTS 2553 +-2'-4 COLL. Am 'U 5 cu E4 E -55 mm o :- O DFI-4 :cu :JF W-'CU S,-C1 I V1 G5 'D'J3.:: Q-4 -sa s.. S-9 VJ U2 CD CI 4-3 GJ -1-1 5 G' ID O mi an In-4 :- cu 2 cv U2 o DS Q -I-4 .rc 5-4 5 D S 3 mfg EQ? .fn CB :::'5 go 55 mo v-Q v-t -v-I Du rt 39, Evans, Robe I-4 it E E 2 'CS -v-1 5-4 E H ting letters VJ 3-4 GJ 4-1 -4-H GJ U14 if-.D UD EE 4-7 gi i Home Wr D3 S GJ E O U1 fo .2 'QE -img ,Q U C5 CD E-4 N2 4-2 GJ 13' CDU 2 O 4-3 350 3 O C ,M I5 O M 'U 'U cu Cl N 0-1 .Q 3 wa. mr: Q 9? V1 aa o .C E? CO six 'Uog ?a,C1v-4 rncmil U11 41 Dum 'HE he-w 'Fl O .SI Lo S gan, Sharon Alan :J U1 --4 O i-l W. EE: 5.,C5CD LQUU 'ng around hi r Mr. Sonoga UD t:n.E Q E Dr1v1 Broadway Not Cha ound HI' Just 4-7 ga Iii: rl G MW ob aj et Z 5' cu 5 cu 'E' CHU s-4 CU U New S77 guy L1 ea? lap. C5 A- as C-CIF OOO, ez- QF? Qi: q-35.5-4 :EEE 9am QS? : U03 3 as? S-4 UO-45'-1 73 D Egg 3-3 53W --.SI , -Dog 33: ONT: UMM 3 Q 50 v Cf: Tu 'DO a it .S-4 e 52 E Sw an UD -Eur, .aiiage 'cE'35'cu15'f35 .bAI':iu.2:':'.,-CICS UJCDKCUJCJP4 ,M 33 E Eg DS gm on Sy: .Ewan New ldlgE: ,j',g .bcmopigo cn Izwrn rs 3 'cs '91 2 cu 'ff-1+-'ravi ciN Gccs-if-1 v-CVCLJQSYSS Q22 '54 GJ-4-image-2 Z1CJs..3q30.J L-CDrLOcnL5 :un .E ,'c1, 'N' 'MEIN iicxg f-+ cc -QCYSUPQGJE -wzw-H -11502 Egiocwsow weevrv Hun 3.5 E303 5:11 O mhZ'3lSfvE' 'os..oc:-Cc: wa-s::o5o O'-Ti-IIKDO-HJCIJ -uqgg-M aaagaa Em-Emu 2 E as cu .C2 5s: 51.233 cupis-Qp:E.D J .21 ,gcifrvaj 'Cs-I 95210 saga Q ,gr Egan?-C QQQSK5 :POI-1 Q' PAGE 26 15 cvs f-I an .CI 4-3 Q.. 13,05 f .IDD .BE 4-3 EE F1150 ,Q 33 ra H ife apps' L H ll Doctor way the ba the CD DD S-1 O Q2 CD ,ala S3 3 at's ID -Q 5 N5 '5 Ulgfli evo QU Gup Bones I'101'1 GH imak h rcs GJ S4 in do :go 4:2 D-QD-1 bouncesi' H UD O S U1 bQ?5 H5-2 -M an bDD,0Ov-4 :Cas M..-.S-1 on QE'-' C3 Os..cuL'3,g 'c5m 52555 O 'U CI GJ 5 CI O cd .mx J - cu Egg- SEE E3?5E 2 EE .2-C' Em rv ,hw EP 5..- :Hai :-C S-ig 5 UI 85535 L. -9 G-3 CI 2 5 O D 5 : Q, w .541 Q :W-CW 'U 343.52 'CQ c3M33 9592? UD mf-2 .EE E203 21304: M20 .Mawr Q- Tj oem bn'-5 SOLTEQ CDE-133-5-1 GJ we ie .MCE 55-4 95.4 .v-1 --fum-C3-G' VUUJUED an E5 52 -s-4 021213-- s-.qi S-.CI 05,9 GCD P0506 -5 JG fl A: mm:--.2 Ohm Das.. D-4DiCDUJLr-4 -J-T ua C5 9-1 .M :G GJ Li .Q ID s.. cu ..C: o cu cu IT m C 'P 1 tan DD C as on E, 20 mz CD HY!! Hom te lla Grad ure roba Secretarv Z1 ,Q F99-4 5-4 .v-1 as IE Wavy Monk be Jennie cvs D11 o. Sudol, Jeannette I11 an cu .rr O Q' A .Z H-4 O -4-2 U1 9 E ie gosh' Secretary Home Watching TV at Jenn Photographer Dark room Most anything , boy New caddy Y Singing u Nurse Home Helping Miss Newlum , sure' Graduate Y Roaming Girard bE 2 Vu,-QE .-'C 55222 55925 5-4 GJ 4-7 C5 CD 35 a?32w s-im O-'E Lf-4120 PUCQ v, 23325 ofa S35 Q3 111.50 C5 CI-4-wrg-i E 'C 25233 362 02? Emm U ,vim ,ldiljhgglj f mf: 2.53 Saawi

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'wr-'rl-'M'-'fffvlnwlrfr-:snag N gwagghnb 6,1 V lgwsiy 4 .,.. , .,,.o...1-T. . ss.--tv. EF, CLASS PROPHECY One day in the year of 1963, while sun bathing in Eddie Baba's mushroom cart, Sam got an idea, and little Al quickly seconded the motion. Sam wanted to tour the U.S. and get a good idea how our fellow classmates were getting along. We found our first classmate only two miles away in the great metropolis of Girard. lt was Mike Barkovich, who was the owner of a chain of theaters, and whom should we see in the lobby but head ticket ripper Lynne Davis. We asked Mike if he had heard from any of the classmates. Mike said that the only ones he had heard from were Mike Stofko, who was leading a safari through Africa, and Davie Kaercher, who was pole vaulting in the Olympics. From here we went to Youngstown and found Iohn Maysak's lFit Alll Shoe Store, whose motto is lf the shoes don't fit, the boxes will. Also there in Youngstown we found Dick Muckridge, who was dish-washer at Grant's. On our famous TV channel H.A.M.S. we found that Bob Sell and Bob Evans are leading comedians cn the Comedy Hour. But they're not the only attractions on TV: Ed Zajac is the strongman on Sealtest Circus. Well, enough for Youngstown. On to Denison, Ohio, where we find Bill Eldridge head cheerleader for Dennison College. Also in the small town of Denison, Bob White has his own photography studio, called the Shutter and Putter. While leaving Denison, we were passed by the first jet car we had ever seen, with none other than Peg Myers at the wheel. She is now a world-famous stock-car driver. Early the next morning we pulled into Factory Laden, Illinois, where we found Carlene Spjut had her Non-Smear lipstick factory. Carlene gave us our first bad news of the trip-Babs Brown was in the hospital with a nervous breakdown which had occurred when all her boyfriends had gotten a leave from the army at the same time. She also told us that Lois Fritz, had made good in Holly- wood as Marilyn Monroe's understudy. After leaving Carlene, we found Ronald Wilson, who had struck oil and is now a millionaire and has his lifetime wish of being popular with the girls. While we were visiting Ronnie, he gave us the lowdown on Fred Plecha, whose picture is now on the Gilette Razor Blade ads the has the 5 o'clock shadowj. Also famous in the advertising world we found Martha Ivy, who is advertising Pepsodent for The Smile of Beauty. From here we left Ron and started on our way to Moosejaw, Montana. About half way to Moosejaw we noticed that the termite special in which we were riding was in need of some petrol. So we pulled into the first gas station we saw, which was Friends' I-'riendly Service Station, owned and operated by Shirlee Friend and hubby. We had a long talk with Shirl, who told us of Sharon Gahagen and Lee Newhouse, who were dancing instructors at Arthur Murray's studio in Cactus Gulch, Montana, suburb of Moosejaw. Shirl also told us of Rodney Banish, who is owner of his own dancing studio called The Stumble Tumble. From here we left Shirl and went on into Moosejaw, where we found two school chums, Dick Cartwright and Leo Bard. Dick was giving trumpet lessons to the Indians on the Heap Squaw Reservation, and Leo Bard, who has been sta- tioned with the Navy, had just been made Admiral of the Ship's Life Buoy. We asked Dick and Red if they had heard from Iohnny Golubic, and they informed us that he was head football coach at Vassar University, lgirls school, you bone- headj. From here we decided to take off for home. Everything went swell 'till we pulled into Pittsburgh, and there the old buggy just wouldn't run any more. So we decided to take a cab to the railroad station. As Sam flagged down a cab, we noticed that Martha Yothers was driving. On the way to the railroad station, Martha told us that Kennon Phillips was happily married and was athletic director at Austintown Fitch, and that Vicky Popp has her own beauty shop. Their specialty is dyeing hair. Well, it was a quick trip from there back to McDonald. After arriving and parting and going hcme, we decided to look around town for the classmates who after graduation had made a success in their home town. We decided to stop at our Alma-Mater. Who do you think we found teaching French at old M.H.S.? None other than jane Casale. And we found that Rose Marie Durkin had made a success, and that she is now principal at the grade school. While at the High School, we had a talk with some of the teachers, who informed us that Carleen Ryan and Tom Witkoski are still going steady and thinking of getting married any year now. Also that Bebe Lobinger finally got a job and Larry said yes. From the high school we went to the class of 53's old hang-out, where Jeannette Sudol and Marion Vidak were running a parking lot. From here we went to the Summer Swimming Resort at Lake Fibby in McDonald and found Eileen lFritzl Killin diving champion. Well, having found out our classmates' success we decided we had better get back to our own professions. Sam left for his TV show, and Al decided he'd better get abck and see if Paul Brown still needed a water boy. As for yours truly, Eddie, I think it's about time I went back to my job as lifeguard at the Minuteman Car Bob l Sam l Sell Eddie f Baba J Baldwin Alan l Al j Getts Wash. CLASS WILL Ed Baldwin - Wills his Mercury Convertible, better known as the Termite Special, to anyone taking woodshop. Rodney Banish - Wills his car f??j to anyone who can keep it running. Leo Bard - Wills his masculine enchantment to Clem Coudriet. Mike Barkovich -- Wills his physics grades to Iack Miller. Barbara Brown -H Wills her permits to Commercial to Babe Batcho and Shirlee Boyer. Take good care of them, kids. Dick Cartwright -- Wills his trumpet playing to Larry Kenneally. . Iane Casale - Wills her wavy bangs to Nancy Iulian. Keep them waving, kid. Lynn Davis - Wills her way to get along with Mr. Hadley to Donna Frazer. Rcse Marie Durkin -- Wills her job at Roosevelt School to joan Bispeck. Bill Eldridge - Wills his high grades in chemistry to anyone with the brain to top them. Bob Evans - Wills his tackle position on the football to Steve Evinsky. Lois Fritz - Wills her long hair to Kathy Gifford. Sharon Gahaqan -- Wills her odd shades of finger nail polish to anyone with nerve enough to wear them. Alan Getts - Wills his bass-viol to anyone who can carry the thing. Ichn Golubic -- Wills his guard position on the football team to Art Kijowski. Hold tight, Art!! David Kaercher -- Wills his ability to pole vault to Iohn, Lobinger. Eileen Killin 4 Wills her quietness to Iean Cheatham. Martha Ivy f Wills her personality to Dorothy Ioe fguard it well, Dorothyl. Barbara Lobinger - Wills her blush to Gloria Sudol f'l'ry it sometime, Gloriaj. Iohn Maysak - Wills his bass drum to anyone who likes good music. Dick Muckridge -- Wills his connections with Tito and Serbia to Dave Leskovac. Peggy Myers - Wills her golden locks to Ruby Arrowhead--One bottle will do it, Ruby. Leona Newhouse - Wills the patience Mrs. Lindsey has with her to Peggy Perrone. Kenny Phillips - Wills his baritone playing to George Rishel. fPractice long and hard, George.j Fred Plecha - Wills his organ grinder to Steve Evinsky, Chetian's new master. Victoria Popp - Wills her job at Ma Perkins to anyone who is good enough to take it. Carleen Ryan - Wills her clarinet-playing ability to Clem Coudriet- also her ear muffs-fyou'1l need them, Clem.j Bob Sell W- Wills his sense of humor to Bill Durkin. fKeep them laughing, Durk.j Carlene Spjut - Wills her grades in office practice to her sister--fKeep them up, Bobbie.l Shirlee Friend -- Wills her happiness to Rita Neff. Mike Sfofko - Wills his way with girls to Steve Evinsky. Iennie Sudol -- Wills her way with the boys to Beverly Mackey. Marion Vidak - Wills her position as head majorette to Shirley Elliott tlf she thinks she can get it.l Bob White e- Wills his photographic ability to Scott Iohnston. Ronald Wilson -- Wills his voice to Dave Leskovac. Martha Yothers Wills her American I.it. answers to Ianice Baldwin and lane Martin. fYou'll need them next year, girls., Edward Zajac 4 Wills his books to Frank Regich. fKeep them open, Frank.j PAGE 25

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IN MEMORIAM THEODORE CTeddyJ DELON tM.H.S.-'43l Teddy served as a member of the United States Medical Corps in the military forces in World War Il in Iapan and in the Philippines. He died of ct kidney ailment in the Desson Veterans' Hospital, in Butler, Pennsylvania, on November 8, 1952. Immortal Youth The stars shall fade away. the sun himself Grow dim wih age, and nature sink in years: But thou shalt flourish in immortal youth, Unhurt amidst the war of elements, The wreck of matter and the crash of worlds. tfrom Cato, by Ioseph Addison? ALBERT PLECHA tM.H.S. - '43l As an aviator, Albert served in the United States Forces, operating a let-F84 plane in Korea. He died in active service in Taegu, Korea, on Septem- ber lO, 1952. High Flight Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth, And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings: Sunward I've climbed and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds And, while with silent, lifting mind I've trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space, Put out my hand, and touched the face of God. tby Iohn Gillespie Magee, Ir.l KARL CVETNIC Karl was a fifth-grade student in the Roosevelt Elementary School. He met an untimely death by a bolt of lightning during a thunderstorm on Satur- day evening, September 6, 1952, in the immediate neighborhood of the McDon- ald High School football field. The Reaper and the Flowers 'My Lord has need of these flowerets gay', The Reaper said, and smiled: Dear tokens of the earth are they, Where He was once a child. Oh, not in cruelty, not in wrath, The Reaper came that day: 'Twas an angel visited the green earth, And took the flowers gay. tby Henry Wadsworth Longfellow? F' E 2