Midview High School - Log Yearbook (Grafton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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These are the times to remember! After eight years of grade school you boarded that boat you had longed for, but then came an order from Operations that a new and better ship must be built. Remember the anticipation and anxiety you felt? Remember when you would go past the yards on Capel Road to watch the construction of that new liner- Midview High School? Then, that September l4,l955, when you stepped aboard that good ship, Midview, and began exploring your home on the high seas, and meeting many new people who have become your fellow crewmen and close friends. By now you all have had manv happy times. For instance, we will wager you will remember the dedication of your new school, those football and bas- ketball games land especially those two trophies that were the first to be put in the trophy casel the dances, concerts, shop classes, club meetings-for a long time. The big day, however, was May 23, when you received the documents pro- claiming your voyage to be a success. Now, shall we shove off? Anchors Away! 4 P Dedlcatlon We the Seniors of Mldvlew Hugh School ded: cate thus volume of the LOG of 19561957 to our Sensor class advnsors We wnll remember each of you for your guld ance to our class as a whole and to our class as mdlvrduals requurung personal asslstance To you Mrs Robson for all the help you gave to those headlng toward commerclal careers for your never fallung Interest and encouragement we thank you' To you Mrs Smath for your efforts IU making us better prepared for later lafe as homemalcers for helpnng to buula better character rn each and every one of us we thank you' To you Mr Sandrew for the many hours you have unselhshly devoted IH gumdung our class to be a more cooperatuve group we thank you' Only a munornty of the thungs you have done to help and guude us are mentnoned but as we leave Mldvlevv each of us will remember you Individually for the thmgs large and small whuch you have done for us and wnth us So IH apprecuatuon for all the help and guidance you have so faithfully contributed to us we dedncate thus annual to you Mrs Robson Mrs Smnth and Mr Sandrew The Class of l957 Mrs Robson Mrs Smth Mr Sand e -4' it 11 if if H-:X As supervisors over The Mldvlevv School Dvslrlcf our School Boord hos done o flrsl role rob We owe mony Thonlcs lo Them not only os undlvuduols bul especially os o group for oll their efforts ond lnleresf In our vorled ocfuvllles We recognsze The loc? Thor looking ever such o 41 School Board Administration Superintendent r nn Denms wos op omrr so ernfenclent of r 'vlldvnew Scroo f o mg Grefn Umvfrsuly rw lf? l he recelvef fe en. r Slole Umversrly Mr Dennis hos Toughf on The elemenlory ond rumor hlgh scrool levels ond hos held odmmust olnve posts for lne post hlreen yeors lvlr Denms To odmunusler The vvonls of Th publlc He hos olvvoys enloyed working ln The class room ond hosnl regrelled has choice of leochlng os has vocoluon huge oreo lS not on eosy 'ob for Eve men ond we reolly oppreclole thot we hove gouned recognmon os one of The oulslondnng school duslrlcfs IH Loronn Counly So ogorn our Thonlcs ond deepest gronlude To 0 wonderful Teornl ,Q LEFT TO RIGHT George Edwords R y fnd Punrhrey Nlll v Vlrrl Tlorr Un l Clxcvf B h Chester Corpenler l l l X O O I l A. P . 1. K. P xl ' M. Gle R. ' p ' le,l fi ml plle - rel 'f I k X ' Disfrlif larsl summer. A 9' doofe ol Bcvvl- ' Q ' J W 'r 3 , Q ,J J his Mzzsfer of nts degzf- fron- Olio l K I I . rv l Q . 'Q V V Q . . l X y .K :ff k y A l y Q X X X believes ll is his du? os su erinfendenf -..Q ' xv 3, . Y p Q A' . . . i 1 a , , . gl bin.: . . . A r' .....i.... ---- ,, F U' x I, s jf, I f . kd .g, -- f f Q5 rl ' r X -4' 4 , . ' y . . , N 5 v A K r l - ' r f 'l l X If - fl X if Mr. Cox Greot responsibility goes hond in hcind with the title of principol We of Midview ore lortunote in hoving o mon who is well odopted ond copoble in his work os our principol Mr Cox hos shown potience ond understanding in his duties ond deol ings with us students He hos eorned the respect ot X O Af Mrs Hardy S- HI h School Administration Midvnews secretory Mrs Hordy our doctor humon encyclopedio ond generol hondy womon shows enthusiosrn ond enloyment in her work by her helpful cooperotion in oll rnotters Our oppreciotion to her is too greot to be odequotely expressed Mrs Forrest E- ,i I Efficiency ond friendly cooperotion ore chorocter 5 ISfICS of Mrs Forr st double secretory to Mr Dennis ond to Mr Wolsh p incipol of Grofton School She is one of the busiest ot those employed in the Mid view School District 7 41 'ik -iv- E L BOYLES MILDRED K ADAMS is E if CARL L CONRAD RICHARD C HASKINS ORLEY F GINGERY Facult Mrs Adams Englrsn Jun1orCIoss Advnsor Boyles Natnemattcs Conrad Vocatuonal Agrtculture Future Farmers ot Amcrrca Advrsor Gmgery Ivtusrc LOUIS S KALUZSA Haskrns World Hnstory Amerucan Government Economrq Audto Vrsual Ands Koluzsa Latun Mirror Log Lrbrary fl L f CHARLES DAVIDSON RALPH C FULLMER 'S' HERMAN B GANNETT ,df 1 WILHELMINA KOLINSKI EDWARD T KUBUSKI Faculty Mr Davldson Art Mr Fullmer Commerclal and Math Stud Dl'COUDCllf1dVlSOl' Mr Gannett General Metals lndustrlal Arts Jumor Class Adv sor 'vlrs Kolmsla Special Class 'Q 1-7' JOSEPH E MCKINLEY Mr Kubuslcl Drnfers Educatlon Head Coacb Baseball Bask tball Asslsramt Coach Football Nflr Mclimley Bnology Radio Club Jumor Class Adfusor 3? ' T all , 91- Nw '-O X , f C f . f X . 0 W ,A R -4 ' fr E I K-' s W' F' , 'N ' 'Q 5 A 5- Us lp x A Faculty Mass Morales Spanush and Englush Freshman Class Advisor Mass Pase Physncal Educatuon and Health Softball team and gurls track Mrs Robson Cornmercual Senror Class Advrsor Mr Rocker Vocal Muslc Mr Smuth US History Assvstant Football Coach Res rve Basket ball Coach Mrs Srnlth Home Economics Sensor Class Advlsor Mnss Sweet Typung and Commercual Junnor Red Cross Advusor Soph omore Class Advusor MARTHA RAE PASE WILETTA ROBSON vw -r swf' HENRY G SMITH MAXINE SMITH O V' CARMELA MORALES .I ' Q 1 55 DIANE SWEET . I I , ' wx , ' . . 1 tl ftcfif. 6 A WESLEY J. ROOKER b y 5, ,, so x , bf Y' 41' ' .0 s A t ,l xlxl T at . cf' X t i 4 N I t l. Af WAYLAND W OLIVER GEORGE SANDREW Faculty Mr Oliver Mathemahcs and Science Mr Sandrew Physics Chemusfry General Science Camera Club Senror Class Advisor Mrs Sheppard Englzsh more Class Advnsor Mr Turke General Science Phys1calEducafvon Head Coach Foot ball and Track Freshman Baskelball Coach M Club Mass Woodrn Englush Dramahcs NafuonalThesp1ans Class Plays THOMAS SLOANE HARRIET SHEPPARD if' 'Q ,,.r NATALIE WOODIN EUGENE L TURKE A Agn 9 lf fl . A F . 4. Q G, , , Mr. Sloane, Woodshop, Mechanical Drawing, Rifle Club, Sopho- l 4- S 1- ,. if ' l XX if L' s , l ls is Other Personnel ' A'- .J--5 KITCHEN: Mrs, Carl Sheppard, Mrs. Regina Rauscher, Mrs. Sylvia Kleeby. Our Midview Galley is kept in top condition by Mrs. Sylvia Kleeby, Mrs. Regina Rauscher, Mrs. Eleanor Palczer, and Mrs. Carl Sheppard. The rock and roll of our ship doesn't dampen their spirits whatso- ever' Cousten. The fine crew of helmsmen consists of Dorothy Sprague, Jean Cobb, Harold Lang, Dave Sellers, M. S. Fikes, Roger Flick, Ed Witbeck, John Keller, and Frank Weston. They steered right on course and got us to our destination right on time. 'lhe friendly atmos- phere received during those short before and atter journeys was very welcome. The two mates who make up the enginemen, boilermen, electricians, and pipe- fitters are Mr. Arthur Cousten and Mr. Charles Mclielvey. BUS DRIVERS: Dorothy Sprague, Jean Cobb, Harold Lang, Dave Sellers, M, S. Fikes, Roger Flick, Ed Witbeck, John Keller, Frank Weston. X L O I X CUSTODIANS: Mr. Charles Mclielvey, Mr Arthur 'P' , B Freshmen Class Officers Beth Sherman Ruth Schodntsch .Jam Law son Bll Krosky Up the gangplank tumrdly walked the Freshmen In September of 56 Months passed and wuth the subsudnng of the flrst sea snckness confldence grew consequently some unfortunate plebes learned the meanlng ofthe word brag The new sa lors learned anxrously to awart therr chow obey their superror ofhcers be on tlme when sugnal was grven and even to get farrly decent marks rn their apprentuceshlp courses During theur tlrst year they learned the ups and downs and the uns and outs and each decrded whether to cruise along or to help a lrttle with the mechanrcs For the most of these newcomers there will be smooth sarllng In the comrng years FRONT ROW R Greene S Haswell D Bender 5 Brown J Hand J Hall B Coates S Grey K Dreger M DeLaVars V Thornburg J Basset BACK ROW P Grlbert R Cautle A Fuller C Hadsell D Swanson all Gere e Fra ofa a e Slac K Burgess LHall S Ward E Steve R Curtrs B Bush ppl A it ll C 5 , , i . . . . , ' I Il ' lil . . . ,, ,, . . . . ,, . H . - - B, Filipi , B, Reiss, J. k , B. b t , K. B ttl , P, k, , , , . , . , A I , l 1 X ,r ' ' 't g . 11 . . 1 f 3 g P l A xl r 'I if I ' l its 1 ' 1 ,C , .' Q H X s ' , iz' V l h , ' x 'I ' ' ff B A LV, . t a ' :ff ' l s V f . y , A 4 4 '- .rs hx? z ' sl! 'l if g ', l 2 iii s X l s -1 1 r .s . - w' is t , . ,V 1. i - u 1 , O I l I 1 gf er I ll . W 2' . A , ., my, A! ,..,, FRONT ROW: D Rong, J. Cropp, D. Rozga, M. Adams, J. Fore- hand, D Durkee, S. Bcmltnt, B Shelby, D. Hawke, H. Hahn, C. Fischer BACK ROW: K Clczrk, G. Burke, W. Ogg, E. Cazeau J. Chobody, R Shuttleworth, NN Burgess, R. Crowell. FRONT ROW: S. Kent, J. Selby, B. Reynolds, J. Kuntz J. Busser. BACK ROW. D. McDerment, D. Kennedy, G Ostro, R. Sal-yi, H. McDermott, B Krosky. FRONT ROW: B. Sherman, J. Moore, L. Sexton, C. Shay, C. Scott, J. Noel, M, Schultz, K Price, J. Rcbfnson, M, Walter, L, Ross. MIDDLE ROW: G. Tillman, C. Ralrlgh, B. Nicewander, H. Tablett, R. Schodrtsch, D. Rader, B. Roth, J. Wagner, R. Scsack. BACK ROW: J. Hallman, J Rafter, D. Stcznn, K. Walker, D. Palczer, D Sheets, B S ea, L Ruble. C. Newton. 4Z. 0-1? cuz T H , :L-1' B. - W' ff ' L' . Hv . N 91- I Il J-1. 'll .gs W L.. if FRONT ROW: N. Miller, L. Grobrovoc, M, Little, M. Chester, C. Dovid son, J. Blockholl, F. Gross, B. Kristof, B. Bruhn, P. Hawke. BACK ROW D. Knechtges, J. Motusik, D, Hoskins, R. Brinzc, J. Burnett, D. Cor penter, C. Huene, J. Lee. FRONT ROW: R. Mohoffey, L. Joycox, B. Polinock, H. Jordon, F. Mocouloy. BACK ROW: J Lawson, R. VonMeter, J. Jordon, J. Lambert, J. Jackson. FRONT ROW: P. Whlte, J. Soens, B Limo, S. Wright, P. Wock, L. Yorks, M. Tron, B. VcnWormer, J. Szivon, J. Smith. BACK ROW: J. Vitovitz, M, Szemety, J. Vonyo, R. Yotes, B. Smith, F. Sullivan, D. Wacker, W. Wells, D. Wotsort. ni -A-5 Radio Club if In early October a large number of freshmen were initiated into the Radio Club. The club membership includes six ham operators. l Officers elected this year were Jim Malone, President, Bob Roberts, Vice-president, Tom Brown, Treasurer, Larry l' 3 Pinkley, Secretary. Upon Jim Malone's resignation Bob Roberts assumed the presidency. 4, The members' first and foremost project was to teach and to increase the code speed of those at the group who l' were trying for their novice tickets The club members likewise handled the public-address lines at all home toot- A ball games. ln February a Parents' Night wa ur- ing which the group displayed and explained the n ot radio equipment, A sending and receiving statio also rigged tor that evening. The strongest aim ot the radio shack men is to constru an amateur radio station at the school and to obtain th own call. l-l Camera Club This year the Camera Club held a campaign, selling Christmas cords for the sole purpose of raising funds for developing equipment. This campaign resulted in the purchasing of two coloring kits which aided the members immensely. On a field trip the members of the Camera Club traveled to Svat's Studio in Elyria to learn the proper way of tinting and coloring photos. Enrollment this year num- bered tifteen members, but they hope to increase in the following year. The students met Friday nights after school to practice enlarging and developing photos in the dark FOOIT1. The future plans are to learn Fused-lighting and to visit other studios for training. L. Oliver, C, Schriver, D. Long, G. Hardin D. Burke, R, White, N. Miller, C. Benze, L. Oliver, C. Schriver, D. Long, R. Kennedy, G. Hardin, J. Curtis, J. White, T. Beavor, E. Fugard, C. Dougherty, P. Diedrich. 1 ' S. : . riffs -3 SE. 2 ' 1 , S' l I5 l ' ,.. M.. -.-f--'- yr MEMBERS FRONT ROW D Somp 5 J Bash G Davus D Kerey K Kocsus W Krosky A Buckford Longwell MIDDLE ROW J Vut utz W Longwell J Jackson M J Lambert D Schultz ros T Duke H Smuth B K arush R O J Schruver R Reunders G rulls Mr Carl Conrad FFA The twenty seven members of the Mudvuew Chapter of the Future Farmers of Ameruco have been o busy crew durung thus past year Mark Reed and Mr Carl Conrad attended the State FFA comp un August Several of the boys had first rate exhubuts at the Loraun County Four The boys entered the parluamentary procedure held at Lodu and were awarded a bronze medal Gulbert Haury won a trup to Colorado to the Amerucan lnstutute of Co operatuon Thus annual comp was organuzed for the purpose of promotung co oper atuon by uncludung young people The FFA members also attended the dustruct doury uudgung contest and Specual Day where they observed beef and daury cattle and sheep F F A Offucers Ruchard Reunders Presudent Tom Duke it' Vucepresudent Al Buckford Sentunel V Roman Poll Treasurer Herbert Smuth Secretary Jum Schruver Reporter and Advusor Mr Carl Conrad 1 Left to Rught Ken Kocsus Mark Reed Gul Haury Jum Schruver Duck Hull Duck Reunders Ray Poll Dwaune Kerley Chuck Ward John Yarush Mr Carl Conrad Gene Dovus John Vutovttz 16 l I I . I Q w W on, . , . ', . l , .gk ed' A ' ' ' C' la 'Ln 5, . , . ' . AC ' T A 5 : J. Y ' , . P ll, R. Hill, C. ' 1 H ' , . . h O O O . .I . g . - . . . . . H . H A Q Q xl 'T 'M'-1 ..., , V -TTTNWS NTTD --.H ,. X. 1 -5-S - . '1, -T 4 W I Q 0 Q . ' V ' ' f ' 1 , o ' ' - ' z ' , ' : . N , 1 I f , W' . . ' ' . 0 Q H I f f ' j , .. l. Q I - J z - 321' .5 X y 1 , , J . , 1 l , I Officers Guy Efefson, Treasurer, Roger Straase, Secretary, Jerry Matssllc, Presldent, Mr. Thomas Sloane, Advisor, Jim Ernerich, Execunfe Oflfcer, Jann Mtller, Vlce-Presiaert. r l U 1 A Rifle Club The Mudvnevv Hugh School .lunlor Rrfle Club IS sponsored by the Elyrna Pnstol Club and Mldvuew School It IS supervised by Mr Thoma Sloczne The club was recently chartered as a member ot the Amerlcan Rnfle Assocuatuon The oblect of thus organs zatuon rs to Improve the knowledge and skull of nts members IU matters relotnng to the proper care and handlmg of tlrearms and the management of target shootung ranges and competntnon lt also strnves to develop among nts members those qualmes ot leader ship loyalty cooperation and good sportsmansnup wnucn are essentnal to good cutuzen shup Membership us open to any boy or garl an the hugh school T om s a tck McG James Mat rf Pclcze w M .Je C y E r e P' err, cztbsm Ke Vlfatx J 'rw ha ro N o e s Y wson l 1 4 I , . , , , . 4 I ,ww I ' . 15 4' O f I I . . . t . . . - 'K f ,safxg y a Q 1 X l - ' ., fy Mr. b .-3 Sc '16, D ll, h , asik, Dec r, H: - J '- ard Hahn, Jfn Emertch, Fred l-l,r'e', fi Dave ,cn fr' Ped S-Iltv3 , ,- Gw .e son, Ted H .z, J X' M Y , n 'e',' V' ld , John ,tlle', Bc' Hardy, Reg ' Stra- e, Ro-ge' ates, -Im ..: . , X ,ifylsg-, il, -,f A. F I I V ' L , 5 in O '12 ' ,v -Q, f .54 E, , ' 'f r . 5 . I X FRONT ROW: Lois Dixon, Nancy Cegielslci, Judy White, Sandra Tamaslneski Lynette Ross, Pat Hawke, Shelby Dixon, Marie Kurhz, Barbara Schmidt, Dixie Parsons. BACK ROW: Mary Little, Pat Holscoff, Jo Ann Soens, Marilyn Slazzane, Barbara Smith, Kathy Norris, Par Cisman, Joyce Goodspeed. Glee Club -T .v ,.. , 41.96 W ul Girls Quartette Boys Quartette Donna Flick, Jane Kesszn, 'fa'le Wise, Pcwlire Keller. 8 Charles Dougherty, Pc-I Cook, Dave Haskins, Carl Fischer l Chorus The Mudvuew Chorus has been fortunate un havung two capable durectors durung the T957 school term Durung the Hrst semester Mrs John Fenswuck led the group and under her durectuon they presented an enuoyable Chrustmas concert Mr W Rooker assumed the posutuon as chorus durector at the begunnung of the second sernes ter Under hus durectuon the cho rus entered the Euclrd Hugh School choral contest Later many of the smaller choral groups partucupated un the Lo raun County Solo and Ensemble contest at Clearvuew The annual Sprung Concert was presented on Fruday evenung Aprul 5 i FRONT ROW Dorothy Fuscher Penny Cook Jane Kesson Duane Muffley Morulyn Stazzone BACK ROW Carl Fuscher Dan Carpenter Paul Cook Jum Pontung Dave Hoskuns Jum Woldror- FRONT ROW S Holmes K Mack N Muller P Forret S Tomash sku J Whute L Knapp L Duxon E Fugard J Kesson E Mauor S Nuchols J Geusler SECOND ROW N Brehm D Pluck Mclielvey D Fuscher M Stazzone D Muftley P Cook M Wuse N Munger J Goodspeed B Keuth B Beafor P Wulson J Taylor THIRD ROW F Wulczak J Bash P Kel er J Kotowsku J Jackson B Srruth D Parsons Haskuns R Curtus Pon ung R Crowell T Glunt BACK ROW R Poll J Yarush D ou C Huene C Fuscher F Sullivan D Carpenter P Cook J Schruver C Dougherty J Waldron For P 60 -N OU' 1-fb -fu Q I9 Band Director .ff CVQQ V Gmvza-'. 1' Concert Flutes and Baritones. .,.v6 , ,,, . 'Q -53 Band Trombones X Percussion F' .A .W 'tt 4El 52 SN Maiorettes Long before school opened one could hear the cries of Eight steps to the five yards? Hit that line! This meant but one thing-the Marching Band had opened practice. Half-time ceremonies at the football games found band members dressed in flashing blue and silver uni- forms, staging interesting and colorful performances. Chances such as the High School Band Day at B, W, College, the Halloween parade in Elyria, and the Lo- rain County Field Day gave them further opportunity to strut their stuff. FRONT ROW: Pat Wilson, Pat For- rest, Pat Young. BACK ROW: Dar- lene Lantsberry, Bonnie Beovor, Pat Butler. Joan Blaclcholl, Myra Wilson, Dor- othy Fischer, Donna Flick. r 1 Carol Gorretson, Ken Kocsis, Jim Waldron, Margie Tite, Joe Chobody, Pat Forrest, Phyllis Torhpkins, Georgie Gellcles, Gayle Shepherd. Concert Band Following tryouts, the Concert Bond wos orgonized. Then begon the preporotion for their rnony concerts which included the An- nuol Spring Bond Concert, o concert tor the students of Avon Loke High School, ond the Midview District grode schools. c FRONT ROW: Del Roig, Carol Schriver, Chuck Huene, Bill Sneo, Darlene Cobb, l-le'c't Chizfnodict BACK ROW: Roo Crowell, Mo'-f Little, Dick Hill, Perry Cook, Dernis Kelley OUTER ROW: Dick Gyld, Lo. PM Voxs, Done Dunee. Pot C?s : , :',' Tees, Po' Cox, Be't',f Ke ' L-:-, Poll , ...ksof . 'r :o e5' INNER ROW: 'ere Pczcesc, 33' 5-'le', D 'sch Sue Yates, liven Mock, Berne Beaver, .-::y Geislei Lindo Olivey Ncrcy Vir-ger, Bartow: Suhr. '13 ,left Pohl, Dick McGill, Joon Eppley, Dick Orr .X , C7 Officers Pete Barrnngton Secretary Eddne Nor rms Treasurer Gene Brown Presndent Bonme Beavor Vnce Presndent Enltstmg tor therr second tr: k at Mndvzew thas years sophomores fell unto the rhythm of the second years cruise wnth a minimum of snatu Realizing that theirs IS to be the first four year Mvdvlew graduatung class thelr alm IS to steer a straight course to June 1959 Wuth haif their lourney done smooth sallmg Iles ahead ru.,-v FRONT ROW S Yates J Walter J Bash R Strouse S Spansku J Yarnsh P Barrmgton L Wutt A Taylc IDDLE ROW C Weston B Snyder S Wacker K Aker H Amspaugh B Hales P Dnxo N Cegue H Wlse BACK ROW L Messenger S Dnxen E Amenhauser B Chobody B Yost S Sumpter B. Walker P. Traxler. 2-4 . hw. WVAA Q A. I 'nb I A ! M V I A ' u rx' 5 2 if M lk , yyyy Sophomores I , X is a - , I i Q ' 'Y 4 sv V l w I : . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' rt: F' PFDG I Vw l,1 flu un- '13 NT ROW M Reed J Schrwer F Gnd! H nth u Ho Everson Pr: R Poll R Roberts P Dnedrnch L Howser BACK ROW E Gereke S Rolney J Wnrkner C SheeTs M Hofer D Peoke M Wllson M Hecock J Goodspeed P Forrest B Beovor C Gorretson S Holmes R Duke NU. in -Q3-D F NT ROW K Kocsns B Km W Pr NI D Hemmmg r P B1Ier G Gelclles Koswo M Hon W So sak W Hye R K eclwfges MIDDLE ROW R Coates R Guwld E Brown D Co 'rel G my A Jackson D Dompson J P OW B onlfcmp R ooh Lon usb J I L PnkLev T Bow 'J l .J FRONT ROW J Gregg B Barkacs L Hutchenson L Glass J Jackson P Cnsman D Yafes A Eady B Parker B Spansku MIDDLE ROW R Pruchnlckl M Bush M Tomasheskl D Pondy P Young C Vollmer D Bors BACK ROW D Sampson T Hemz P Schultz D Tomasheskl J Hoadley T Yeager G Ells worth G Ross Sophomores 51254 FRONT ROW D Kulluan B Schmidt K Smnh E Woodard P Parush G Townsend,J Petrykowsku E Norrls R Offenberg C Muller J Malone D Parron BACK ROW R Muller J Grabowsku J Kofowskn M Kunfz D Parsons N Manger, D Junlor, J Lakocy, K Narrns I Palcesko, J Lumadue J Newton 96 r ' 4 l V L i P i 3 1 5 i Q 1 1 f' L V . . , , ' A i ' t , H I - , A K J . .X , L 1 . - grief, T Yi l li A . I, . W ' :' J' 5 l ? ' If . 2 T J 3 , 1 sk., , ,. wr l ,, ., F J' fl xr X 4 ,' 4 1 L 'F 4 A N ' , , . . I H W, C ' c 1 , ' ij QA: l r' g A 5, A , kk V f+f'1'f . ll ' F: 5 43 Pkg' 4 Student Council X Al Junior, Mr. Fullmer, Bob Krosky, Denise Pondy. This was the second year for the Midview Student Council. Under the supervision of Mr. R. Fullmer, and through the leadership of Al Junior, president, the Council made rapid strides towards the development of a first-rate Council for the student-body of Midview High. Every member ot the group was active on some project or committee throughout the year. The meetings were not held on a strictly formal basis, and this contributed greatly to the amount of work accomplished, The officers for the i957-l958 school term were elected in the Spring. They are Joan Eppley, President, Gene Brown, Vice-president, Lynette Ross, Secretary, and Jeff Price, Treasurer. s, STANDING: Mr, Fullmer, Bill Shea, Lynnefte Ross, Judy Bassett, Elaine Amenhauser, Barbara Bruhn, Jett Price, Cole Miller, Dick Orr, Gene Brown, Dave Denison, John Miller, SEATED: Marilyn Mills, Lucy Tildes, Denise Pondy, Al Junior, Bob Krosky, Gerry Hardin, John Burgess. 27 4 'l ' Ternes. 9 Assembling this yearbook was one of the most pleasant tasks of the school year. Realizing that we have had a part in making memories of our Midview cruise live in the minds of our many shipmates will give us deep satisfaction in the years to come. ,x Jil, , y 4 lift fi Dick Orr. Absent: Al Junior, Pat :ke N Eve Major. idvlew Janet Kostyo Lindo Oliver Carol Schriver, .lim Forrest Dol Lang Larry Walsh Tom Beovor Pete Joan Eppley, Dorothy Fischer, Linda Oliver I ' 'I MIDVIEW MIRROR I DII DRI Xl NT Xl' I IX' NNN IXIIX NI NX X OX X XXI nl IRI I XX x XX Xx Xsxx X Q I 0 0' X N -f uw' Numhvr I XL II L I I N L Mldvlew Mirror X Luis P X I X xX Wd I X' C 161 N Ya X I XXX II I y Ju X I X for 'I'IlQ,Q C 'Xl N57 OR CXGY NXCWIYX by G xx G K X K NX el XXX In RG 'XI' Gln 7- g 0 n W nu U I X X Lu ku EX Xxx wx xm I' X 6 3 III x xx XXX' XI N II O 7 I XXVIII X n xk NX I x I 3 IN QV I u X x XX , Iv' 'I N I V00 w I X x' 5 aw M 7 -LA- ,im I S-,,? ' wk G. SEATED Georgxe GeIc:I es Lee Sooy Jocm EppIey Gefcld Curhs Goyle Shepherd CoroI Schruver Lando OIlver STANDING Duck Orr Po? 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Id 'L' ' -1 In 3 '-Y-13 ' U II' U 'fp X I I-C I X ' A -XX ' hw QC I I - I I 'nf J IX X v X x X I X - if I X ' X I S X It -. 3 K. 4 K - . A .I Q '. 1 L ' X -V -x .. ,JI-.. - MW 'V I A X 'gy A fff 1 't ,I A , Q.- ., A ,fm QW? I 3 XXX . . ,, . K, V . inf' 1: , F xx Q ' ' , I j ,sw f If - ' X it A I .r 1 gvv. ' A NX IQ LX Proiectionists LEFT TO RIGHT: B, Smith, P, Barrington R. Oftenberg, S. Parrish, Mr. Hoskins, B Krosky, A. Bicktord, J. Curtis, J, Forrest T. Beovor, P, Diedrich. is LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Roig, L, Pinkiey, B. Roberts 5 i LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Dougherty, J, Geisler, J. Nash, C. Jackson. C, Dougherty. -TW A, 1. K, 3 . I - f.-. , M 2 i Junior Class W i A. Kczmiefcwk, J. Taylor Father Knows Best LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Kozrnierczok, R. White, E. Sump, C. Dougherty, M, Stozzone, N. Moore. X. fi 'rx . ' 4 SJ- .4 Officers Tom Glunt, Secretory, Kent Ross, President, Joyce Nosh, Treasurer. O J u mo rs FRONT ROW: M. WoodrufT, P. Tompkins, D, Wilford, L. Poll, M. Siozzone, N. Moore, L. Tildes. BACK ROW: P. Von Amburgh, E, Robinson, D. Schultz, E. Sump, J. Purdy. FRONT ROW: M. Fonnon, V. Shorf, H. Clwizmodio, C. Croy- ton. B. Holes, P. Clork, P. Dennison, A. loppeck, J. Eppley, E. Fugord. MIDDLE ROW: B. Tiefulir, B. Wise, C. Hond, D. Hummerich, W. Jacobs, P. Dovie. BACK ROW: J. Burgess, G. Houry, B. Hardy, A. Kozimerczok, J. Holbrook, D, Burke. 1 if Q ' if 2 ' 2 8 f , Y .K 4 'ar '35, ref ' .2 fli.,,a I rfrfrl :rl 1 pr 52. PJ fl' Iii ? - sr E, ' rm- :1 fi t E . .4 .W .WN 4,-,.,, ff . . f'5 pm , 1 .' Z.. 5 A ' J D. 26.5 Qzrff. U fi J. ' Q. 3 1,144 I Q Q ' 5' l I o..,l 5 .A 5. 'I 5 ALL FRONT ROW: J. Geisler, L. Roy, B, Word, L. Knapp, B. Lotfridge, L. Lilly, B. Liflle, C. Joclcson, J. Honey, C. Kennedy, D. Lontsberry, S. Lornberf. BACK ROW: T. Grills, E. Hardman, B, Kroslcy, D. Kelly, D. Guyeslco, U. Crook, R. Kennedy, T. Glunf, J, Amspuuqh. FRONT ROW: A. Worrhinglon, J. Toylor, L. Robinson, S. Reed, A. Weber, J. Plebon. BACK ROW: K. Ross, R. Von Arnburgh, E. Wilkins Y K V A ' 5 . ,HER 4 i f 5 Tl h. ' FRONT ROW: P. Orr, S. Hordwmy, P. Wilson, M Tire, R, Borzloy, M. Rodscnek, B. Keni- lv- In S. Wright, B. Meye's, P. Lifke. MIDDLE ROW: S Essex, E. Manor, D, Collin, J. Kesson R . Y' 3' K. Corpenfer, J Nash, B. 3 Snzivh, S. Niclwols, G Holxorf BACK ROW: D. Forbes, D. Wlme A. Jocobson, C. Dougherty, D, McDoniels, G Bwnoker, B. Reese wonder. P a 1 4 . U llwlz ,. 1, L . , D. Srniflw, Nice 1 Us P I f l l f 9 1 Football Middie A ,gui-Q K f' F' ia nil, ' si x IL ' , i gy ,lt n 1 Troops FRONT ROW: Don l.ee, Chuck Lewis, Tom Grills, Gerry Curtis, Tom Beavor, Jim Schmidt, Bob Struck, Al Junior, Tom Glunt, Chuck Dailey, Jirn Forrest, Bob Krosky, MIDDLE ROW: Chuck Newton, Denny Forbes, Gene Brown, Jerry Matusik, Mark Reed, Ron Crowell, Herb Smith, Dave l-lemminger, Larry Wolsh, Poul Beane, mgr., Mr, E, Turke, cooch. BACK ROW: Mr. H, Smith, ass't. coach, Bob Curtis, rngr., Wayne Bur- gess, Ken Kocsis, Gerald Hardin, Bill Krosky, Rodger Kennedy, Dave Gillespie, Bob Compbell, AI Jackson, Jerry Loncles, Mr. E. Kubuski, ass't. cooch. Middie Reserves FRONT ROW: Herb Smith, Ken Kocsis, Toger Yates, Bill Krosky, Dave Gillespie, Dove Hemminger, Bob Bush, Wayne, Burgess, Mr E, Kubuski, coach BACK ROW: Paul Beane, nigh, Bob Kriechtges, Chuck New- ton, Bill Frobotta, Jerry Jackson, Mark Reed, Ron Crowell, Bruce Smith, Bill Newton, mgr, 31 'M 4 'Q N .QQLW I . i ,, ii, K , , x , W d't,'zQ'fN-lov LN Q - - - 4- 1 , A ng 'Q in A 1 ,A l S eason Record A ff Midview . . .... 40 Buckeye . . .. . 0 mx l Midview . . . .... 26 LaGrange . . , , . O ll 1 Midview ,.. ..,. 26 Firelands . ,,. 0 in J Midview U. .... 39 Ridgeviiie .,. ... 7 Midview ... .... 26 Avon Lake . . ... 7 Midview ... .... 7 Wellingfon .. . . .33 i Midview ,.. ..,. 25 Columbia ... . . .20 ,- 4 ' ' 1 0' ll I' Big Five League Midview ..... . 4 0 1.000 - Avon Lake .. . .. , 3 l .750 f Ridgeville ,,. ... 2 2 .500 Columbia ... ... 'l 3 .250 Firelands .. ... 0 4 .000 Coach Gene Turke Football -4 I --up 4 fa! 3.14.54 AT LEFT: Coach Gene Turke appears to be observing Al Junior, Mid-riew's ace hall- back, attempting to bark a few signals into the mike during an assembly program. Al led vine point column for lhe Middies. Midview Scoring -m.ir,4.. --- ,, - 41 TD. P.A.T. Total 'i Al Junior ..... 'I6 O 96 , J Jim Schmidt ... 4 13 37 'J' A Tom Gluni .... 4 'l 25 Tom Grills ..,. 3 0 l8 Chuck Lewis ... 2 0 I2 Gerry Curtis ... 0 l 'l 55 v 21, Ay junior c Q91 NS. 55 , lih- 5., a Q. 4 li . Q. 1-I5 , ' ' - . .V , K 'Q- a Q. Jim Forrest, Gerald Mcrusik, Gerald Hardin. Football -I an 411 pf? Gerald Curtis . f rf' 1 .- -M if Z. mr af 01,2 Y Football wv 41' fs11Y 6 1 To Becvc ..- fiiriiy MH 'en- s 'Q sw. Chuck Lewis .lim Schrwdi Gnd Bob Sfrutk INe5CrVC ruuludll 'P' RO R C-es 1 N x F NT ROW ROPE: f Be fe mg Dov Krec '-,es C' oc Neww E E 'U JW y . uso' Mc lc Reec e S B 1Ne-ww 3 BACK ROW He' S 'H K K is R e Yc'es Bn!! Kosxy eifeemxe'-fe eBLB1VNcv'eN..esQVw'EK swcc' 'L li K! 1 n fx . A M X' W .. . , ' A A l 'V ' xr ,an - I ' v A ' -:M I . ,mill as r T. ay fi-.f - f Q, V,1' N ' 'V EYVL. ' .. ,, ,VL '4 97 F' AJ ' i ' . li -..- - . Q 'Eff ... ' 4 f - nf,-'n . , ' 1' ,'.56!'L1,' . 1 4 'f . fa Y J . , . .,,,. . 1 'VI' I. A 4 fwfn, ,. -I I V- 4' ' 'V l '. . 'L '5 ' 1 ff A 2 ' hh .I 4- .K H .3 1,,, Ahh , Q ,I 'A xhhvt hi Y . H . Z , yy . Y . A , I, ' 145351, x , . . '. fr ,, , , 7 . MI FA: 7 Q 1, lf . , K , W ,A gg: f , If 'i ' 2' U ff, I Y fl V , I 1 ' 'A , , , rn he-..g '-,. 1, f ' - ' 1 .P A ' ' fr' 545514 ,e - ' X P .1'1f'1 !l!', , ' .Q-. ,, A wif F 2,7 ..f - . Q I ,,-. 'f '.- 'K4'1l..l , ,121 zu .Q 4,1-',',-vi' - sl 1. 4. 1 ' 'Qi , ff , cyl, L CQ, I .,1 4- ff - .' 1 ' -- .' . ' . 'nf ' 1 D - - . - I' - -nl- -ll fgj- Q K MA.. -11 l -, I Q . .. 1 Ffa F . ' 'L +4-ar 'H+ TQQQQ ff- 6 1 , ' K Q , ,, A 4- '-1 -x , 4 Q y li X . ' 4 , V , - 1 3 U .-A X h- . X - 4 .U - I 4 Y lx- x s ' , ' ' -: . xxx L 5 X wi ,Q :f'..l'l ff 1 4 -J 4. .el as .Hurwi- The girls leading the cheers at all of the W56 gridiron :ortesfs were: FRONT ROW: Nancy Brehm, Bea Lattridge, Pauline Keller. BACK ROW: Jcyce Bash, Gayle Shephard, Charlene Benze, Edith Gerelce Cheerleaders Beauty talent and a super abundance of school spirit formed the core of the Middle cheerleaders of l956 l957 Originality and hard work showed In their cheers and perky costumes Under the direction ot Miss Pase the girls exhib :ted perfection and won fame for their top notch per tormances Every member of Midview High IS iustly proud at each cheering squad member 'X -D' Jane Kesson Bonnie Beavor and an Pat Fo rest did an outstanding iob for the B55-4evra'l R e yes cr Mar y a lcefeers come out on top with the relzz of creerleaders Bea Lcttridge P ulme Keller Joyce s a d G e d The ir r ed r n t e l Chronicle Telegram ri ,J ng We ff 101, iffy 4 'Y ZW ff ' Freshman Basketball We M and .-twill' FRONT ROW Jnm Mafuslk Dave Sheets Jnm Jordan Darrell Stann Don Knechrges Denny Hawke BACK ROW Ron Crowell Bull Krasky Wayne Burgess Earl Stevens Fred Sullivan Mr E Turke coach Cub , A FRONT ROW Larry Walsh Ed Su'-sp Tam Beavor Bob Curhs Bob Stuck Jun Farresv Don Lee Bob Kroslxy Gerry Curhs Gerald Hardnn Torn Grulls Dal Lang BACK ROW Chuck Lewis Jlrv' Schmldf Gene Brown Denny Forbes Al Jumar Rodger Kennedy Tam Glun! Jerry Landes Al Jackson 30 CIRCLE: Lorry Walsh, Mel Nicewonder, Al Junior John Burgess Kent Ross Bob Krosky, Bob Struck, Pete Ternes, Tom Grills Tom Bec or FRONT M E Kubuski, coach, Jim Purdy, mgr, Varsity Basketball Midvievv Midview Midvievv Midvievv Midvievv Midview Midvievv Midvievv Midview Midvievv Midview Midview Midview Miclvievv Midview Midview Midview Midview Midview -lil Season Record Cleorview ... Avon Lake . . Brookside . . . Oberlin .... I.oGronge .. . Columbia .... Riolgeville ... South Amherst LoGronge .. . Wellington .. Ridgeville .. . Avon Lolce ... Cleorvievv ... Columbia .... Avon ..... Firelonds .. Wellington .. Sectional Tourney ....83 Loroin , . . .55 Elyrio Cofholic FRONT ROW: Gene Brown, Jef? Price, Torn Glunt, Ed. Norris, Ron Crowell, Cole Miller, ,lim Petrykowski BACK ROW: Mr. H. Smith, coach, Al Kazmierczak, Dick Ofienberg, Bill Krosky, Rodger Kennedy, Wayne Burgess, Al Jackson, Bob Curtis, mgr. J unior Varsity Basketball Season' Midview .... 32 Midview .,.. 45 Midview .... 39 Midview ,... 59 Midview .... 60 Midview ..,. 28 Midview ,... 34 Midview .... 35 Midview .... 62 Midview .,.. 50 Midview .... 4'l Mldvie-W .... 41 Midview ,.., 35 Midview .... 40 Midview .... 59 Midview .... 47 Midview . . . 63 s Record Clearview . . Avon Lake . . . Brookside . . Oberlin . . . LaGrange . . Columbia . . . Ridgeville ... South Amherst LaGrange . . . Wellington . . Ridgeville . . Avon Lake . . . Clearview . . Columbia . . Avon .... Firelands ... Wellington .. The Reserves, as did the Varsity and Freshman teams, stayed in the winning column through the maiority of their games. Many of the Reserve contests were not decided until the final moment or two ot play. Mr. l-l. Smith, the coach, gave all of the boys ample opportunity to break into the line-up, Each player on the squad was in the opening line-up tor at least one game. With the experience which the lads gained during the season lust completed, Midview fans can count upon having a noteworthy Varsity squad again this com- ing year. Competition for hrstestring po- sitions on the Varsity will be quite keen. lils iI gw f- i .L X I , I gif. ' 'J .v , ., i, X K A X af' ' x fx we 7 i f- if i fr f f l .rw , E Kubuski he ps Tom G lls try them for size, I J ' 5 f f High-scorer Tom Grills shows how he nets his ser shots. Bob Struck, the only senior in the sioriing lineup. Big Bob Krosky starred of center. John Burgess folces o poss Varsity Basketball ll N -Q A , 1 . , ,1 gi iff ' f Q, AN Junior gets se? for o long shot. 715 Free. W ,cf ........ g 51- we wgfv' Br-wwf pfnr-'mg v Q f H 51 p, Sdeyfm VVVCINSVW dares sO'feo'1e?o s bzof e Pl! D qmfd Je f f Qffme fo nc dawg U E::1 c:f 'PZ Q X . x ' o W M V AW' ,flied A f Y if ,aff wr .. , ing, 1 FRONT ROW: Jim Petrykowski, Denny Forbes, Gene Brown, Dick Often- berg, Tom Glunt, Bill Krosky, Rodger Kennedy, Jeff Price, Lorry Wolsh. BACK ROW: Bob Curtis, Wayne Burgess, Steve Gerush, Froncis White' sel, Gerold Curtis, Tom Grills, Bob Struck, Bob Kroslcy, Kent Ross, John Burgess, Mr, E. Kubuski, Couch. Baseball Gerry Curtis, cotcher ' ' -91 ,' l . H ,, ' if ' ,J-9'5 Y , v I4 ' V'k ' ' 1 'i Q Yi R ?'- nn.: , - - Q 3- -. sz' , 1 W 1 wi 'W tw: M' rx ,f ,xiii V 6 x i ,K L , , H 5 U R-W -iv: - , 5 ff at 3. lgmxwzggidii mA V 4 M, ,W ma y .1 , 'O O ' '-wwf Bob Krosky, pitcher it 4 Tom Glunt, infield Kent Ross, in field not it is T , . 'rape' 1 M . W 3 r,,, yin 4 ,,. ',' ,f,kV , ' qtlhi..-Q C0 .Ki-wg' A A, f I rj.. Ax 1 J ' g I9 vi X, H , M' an 'ff , V. 'I . ll Ugg 7, 'fr I 'fwkf ' Q 9 0 A at W r z 3 A x .1 J, tp,-'ma rr ' Q ,Q r x. if 1 M' 1' 256,434 if .. , M-we ' ff: 'M 1 ' ' ,f 1- 4, ww, ' , A W, s ' Q 5 ,, ,QM 1 1 l Track N- . 4 4 4 , E. 1 1 , x ' X , 880 Yard Relay Squad Tom Glunt Rodger Kennedy Eorl Stevens J1mJordon Trackman Deluxe ,ir Al Junmor oce Mudvnew trock stor cop tured the Golden Shoe trophy ot the Lororn County trock rneet for the second succes save yeor onnossrng 24 ponnts wsth four first ploces He coptured the lOO 220 ond 440 yord doshes ond set cz County record of 24 feet W2 :nches rn the brood lump Thus Ieop bettered hrs own prevuous record of 24 feet FRONT ROW Bobby Bush Gene Brown Chcfclc Lewus Torn Glurt Rodjer Kenncd, Cole N' lle Radu Strouse Dore Hvsrvvreruch Ken Bottle P U Beane BACK ROW Je ry Jackson Dove H rrwng Ste Chuck Newton Allon or Mr E Turke Coach i L! 'xv ,Mn p 0,-f I--any 5 ., if ,, ,- Q , ,E ' V Y A if ' V t y q at ,A W . , , I -- if .A 4 u--aw, - ' fe: 4 1 '- - Q 1 , , ' ', ,, r - tg tt r, ier , ' ' r ' , , 5: ', 1 rt I 0 ' .et 'Je Gerush, VVoyre Burgess, Bob Struck, Gerry Curtis, Gerald Hsrdr. Earl S'e.fe's, Dernls Bcvtle, Jim Jc'd:rM , ' I , . . , . 4 ' x Q .Q A A, , i, A K ' Q . Y r , V r .. - E' 4 awp 4 s1.,x,c1Q 1 E 4' p Q f y 4 ' 4' Q , F C ' in w Y, 2' sf on-.',.' ,l-' , ' , ' , ' ' .-'-',- Y-.f 1 V 7 ff A so -- ' I ' s 6' ' ,nf b , . A ' r ' , N ' - I x E, .. C 1, f Y Na 't 7 C 1 ' . , I K 4' .sf , Q . W-. f' Q si.. 6-. tg. 0 lm 1 JOYCE BASH -A aah f. K, NV. .f V, vrvuw. Girls' Sofiball, 3,4, GAl.'s, 3j Chorus, 3,45 log, 3, Mirror, 3, Junior Play, 3. dent. Seniors Senior Officers Nancy Miller, Treasurer, Charlene Benze, Secre- tary, Dal Lang, Presidenr, Al Junior, Vice-Presi- 4-J l' DENNIS BATTLE 0 iA!,..,..- Ci Elura,- ..,, - . . - , -.F v-A' -4 CALVIN BEANE DOROTHY BEANE 22l6 Middle Ave., Elyria 22l6 Middle Ave., Elyria Reserve Basketball, 3. -if AKN 1-I' Q-ff' THOMAS BEAVOR RD. tl, Grafton Varsity Football, 3,4, Varsity Basketball, 4, Reserxe Baslcefball, 3, Varsity Basee ball, 3, Dramafics Club, 3,45 Thespians, 3,45 Band, 3,45 log, 3,45 Mirror, 3,4, Camera Club, 4, M Club, 4, Junior Play, 3g Senior Play, 4. c' , X' sq ' Y 7' CHARLENE BENZE l526 East River Road, Elyria Football Cheerleader, 3,47 GAl.'s, 3, Mirror, 35 Camera Club, 3,4g Chorus, 3, Sec. Senior Class, ,- ' ci' Ya.. LORETTA CONKLIN Indian Hollow Road Grafton GALs 3 Librarian 3 Dramotics Club -e 6 , an S? BRIAN BISHOP Chestnut Ridge, Elyria ,fx 4 or-I JANET BLISS 2540 Grafton Road, Elyria GAL'S, 3: Log, 3, Mirror, 3, Librarian, 4. qs ff' by JOYCE CONNER PENNY COOK R D 32 Grafton R D 32152 Grgfmn GA s 3 Junior P 3 Band 34 Chorus 34 Y 'J vxiu 4' DOROTHY FISCHER DONNA FLICK lll3 Elm Street Grafton 3 Reed Road Grafton tball 4 g Junior s 3 I r Pla 3 Drama I rimatics 3 B nd 34 Cho u 3 Band 34 Chorus rx Y -'vgs 5-4 'vi -Z Q- TF! 'TAX 5711-R4 xf' a JAMES FORREST l Grafton Varsity Football 4 Reserve Basketball 3 Log 34 Mirror 34 Camera Club Cu 4 Junior Play 3 Sen Play 4 Student Council 3 Dramatics Club 34 Band 34 slr I , ... 4.- lb 'V f Dv Q' Hz' Af: ' l-',- 'lUYf: ,,p 3. Y 'S - ft T' . , 5 X turf- -n-1 I f :- :il .A of '- FMS-.:s7i' ' ' I f' ,fd , R D, Z , I KD. ZZ , Sof , , Lo, 4, ' Play, 3, GM-f, s JJUPO Y, z t'cs ' , 1 , Dc ',:G11: fUS,3f4' Clbfz ,,z ,3,4. 1 ,f:',,z , 4: Nl l b, : A , 1 ior 48 , 2 ', 1 A 'fi I NANCY BREHM 962 Mechanic Street, Grafton Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 G.A.L,'S 3 Dramatics Club 35 Band 45 Chorus 3,45 Mirror 3. 'W' 59- '7T'I GERALD CURTIS Indian Hollow Road, Grafton Varsity Football 3,45 Track, 3,45 Var- sity Baseball 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Chorus 35 Log 35 Mirror 3,45 Camera Club 3,45 M Club, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. 'FQ CAROL GERBER RD. 252, Grafton G,A.L.'S 35 Chorus 35 Mirror 3, arf UQ' I 17' I NANCY BUCKINGHAM RD, 1352, Grafton LOIS DIXON I8I Eaton Blvd. 9 1 NJ' -4-ov'G' -dz L+ STEVE GERUSH, Jr. RD. 23, Elyria 51' GERALD BYZYNSKI ll2 Willow Street, Grafton -Q 4?,. .fT'lh TOM DUKE RD. jil, Grafton FFA 3,4. vi RONALD GILBERT 445 Carlisle Avenue Track 45 Varsity Baseball 4. Varsity Football 3. 49 '-D x if GERALD HARDIN RD. ::2, Grafton Varsity Football, 4, Carnera Club, 34, M Club, 4, Student Council, 34, Salutatorian Senior Class. ALBERT JUNIOR 625 Wood St,, Elyria Varsity Football, 3,4, Varsity Basket- ball, 4: Track, 3,4, Log, 4, Mirror, 4, Camera Club, 3, M Club, 3,4, Junior Play, 3, Student President, 4, Vice- President Senior Class, 4. .I- '5x HAZEL McKELVEY R D. 123, Elyria GALE, 3, Mirror, 3, Co 'e'a Club, 3, Junior Play, 3, Dramatics Club, 3, Cho- rus, 3,4. ,CIP JUDY HASWELL 'W Y. T Q -. i 2 PATRICIA HOLSCOTT RD. 33, Elyria RD. ffl, Columbia Station Mirror, 3, GAL's, 3, Cborus, 3. Mirror, 3, GAL's, 3, Chorus, 3. We X, wi 'Yr Ax ,y PAULINE KELLER RD. Stl, Columbia Station Varsity Cheerleader, 3,-4, GALE, 3 Mirror, 3, Junior Play, 3, Senior Play 4, Band, 3, Chorus, 3,45 Treasurer Jun- ior Class, 3. I f N. 'Y .fog 1 ' JY' . ' iff 1 J . ' Rov MARTY R.D. -'12, Grafton 5'l Z1 JANET KOSTYO 447 Oberlin Rd., Elyria GAL's, 3, Log, 4, Junior Play, 3, Senior Play, 4, Dramatics Club, 3,4, Tlwespians, 3,4, Vice-president Junior Class, 3, Di- rector l-Act Play, 4. 'Y' GERALD MATUSIK lilo Elm St., Grafton Varsity Football, 3,4, Carnera Club, 3,4, Rifle Club, 4, M Club, 4, Junior Play, 3. 1 i?I.f- X .fx i J, L'- RODNEY HOPKINS Crook Sf, Gralvon Wh JAMES LAKOCY R D 33, Grafron Na- L? JEAN MEREDITH 2125 Middle, Ave., Elyrltl -P l , J I I 2 HENRY HUSK R D 3: I, Grafton Rrlle Club, 4, ,Q- DAL LANG 80 Edgewood Drive Reserve Basketball, 3, Sfudent Counol, 3: Chorus, 3: I-09, 3,42 Mirror, 34, Camera Club, 3,41 M Club, 3, Junbr Plow, 3: Senior Play, 4, Presidenv of Senior Class. Q., vx, LAWRENCE MILLER lO4O Mechanic SY., Grafton 51 THELMA JEUNE 350 VVQLU Rd, Grallcn I F vi 3,5 7 il ' ' 8 , CHARLES LEWIS Ro. :r3, slym Varsity Football, 3,4, Track, 14, Mirror 4, M Club, 3,4. Q NANCY MILLER 222 Indian Hollow Read Girls' Softball, 45 GAL's, 3, Chorus, 3,45 Mirror, 3: Camera Club, 34, Treas- urer of Senior Class. is -of' MARILYN MILLS DIANA MUFFLEY 466 Corlusle Av nue Elyrla IO32 Sunslvnne Court Grafton Studcr1tCOUnC4l 4 Chorus 4 Ov' Wx Qi' JIM PONTING JAMES RAFTER R D 2 Cooley Road Grafton R D 2 Groton LINDA OLIVER R D 3 Chestnut Rndge E yrno rock 34 Softball 4 GAL 3 11:5 CIL1 34 Tlrcspuons 34 Ban 34 Log 4 Mirror 34 Camera Club Junnor Play 3 Sensor Play cv 'Q CARRIE HELEN RAY Capel Road Grafton ,J i qv-41' JAMES SCHENFIELD JAMES WAYNE SCHM 1 Nl IDT CAROL SCHRIVER P a Sutton Gra ton 2 Gro ton LS 3 C ra 4 Msrro Vorstt Foot ll 34 y oo Varsity Bmkerbgll L S Ba 34 Choru 3 rorratucs Club Club nrror '74 C rr J I Jumcr Play 3 Se-mor Play 4 s f ' va ., ,V fb ' QJ W f 'v 9 I . I nr' . I I , 1 . I , , 5 . .XS 5 Dro- rnct '3 , , , f d 3,4, ' , ' 4, ,CA43 ' 9 'rx ' UQ . 7 I . M W If . ax Q vx . ,V 1 , P- H f' . . I , r , , .2 , f , Band 35 Chorus 3,4 if: 5 A X V A x , L1 1 s L If lv Q' J f A ' b R D, Sl, CUlm ,1 r' R D. 23, I RD. I-I , I GA. .' , he 5 , ' r 3. ' ' , 5 r ' G.A. .' 3, nd, 3, , s g Log 31D ' 3, M 3,4 3,4, M' .,,, a era CI-D 3,4, sm NO' gi' 'ri ,-Qjfw .2 . A , 7. ,M , ,tv Y A tv 'ig , f 5 't at Q -LP, if RICHARD ORR RD. 23, Elyria Student Council 4g Band 3,45 Log Mirror 3,4, Junior Play 3, Senior 45 Valedictorian of Senior Class. ff E ' lg u I 1 ff fy? QQ cn-- RICHARD REINDERS RD. l, Grafton 341, Play Dramatics 3, FFA 3,4, Junior Play 3. 6 P -rv ! MYRA SCHULTZ lOO9 Elm Street, Grafton Mirror 3. Jf' SUE PARISH RD. Grafton G.A.L,'S 3, Camera Club 3, Junior Play 3. 6 . AQ I' Ga' di, some REYNOLDS Ro. 142, Grafton ko in Y Q GAYLE SHEPHARD RD. IZ l, Grafton Track 4, Girls' Softball 3,4g Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, G.A.L'S 3g Band 3,-4, Log 35 Mirror 4, Junior Play 3. I . X WX :W ,, v-.-nv 'S .13 THERESA PATRICK 459 Alton Drive, Grafton 'tr J f-ur 1 iii JEAN ANN SCHAFER 908 Main Street, Grafton G,A.L.'S 3. 4 - 4' fl' -9' , If if , -,J JANE SHUTTLEWORTH 247 Oakwood Street, Elyria G.A.L.'S 3, Mirror 3g Catnera Club 3 gif' LEE SOOY ROBERT STEWART 2 Gro ton RD. IQ, GrOf1Of'1 '77 SANDRA TOMASHESKI BARBARA WACKER l904 Grafton Rd Elyria R D. if I, Grafton G s 3 Drarnafics Club 3 Clio Us GAL s, 3, Chorus, 3, Mirror, 3, Camera 34 Mirror 3 Camera Club 3 Cu 3,4 FRANCIS WHITESEL 982 Main Sf, Grafton 5l Ai! Q fn fvfx QQ. V' -4, 1, if ROBERT STRUCK 634 Hall Road, Elyria Varsity Football, 3,4, Varsify Ba ball, 4, Track, 3, Varsify Baseball M Club, 3,4. 2 ii- Nr , I . RONALD WACKER 254 Miller Cf , Elyria FRONA WILCZAK ll6O Hickory Sf., Groffon Chorus, 3,45 Mirror, 35 Junior Play RUTH TAYLOR R O, II3, Elyria Drarnatics Club, 3, Chorus, 3. Q 1' x., LAWRENCE WALSH R.D, 52, Grafton Varsity Football, 3,4, Varsity Basketball 4, Reserve Basketball, 3, Track, 4, Var- sity Baseball, 3,4, Log, 4, FFA, 3, M Club, 3,4. if .al LYLE WITHERELL l504 Grafton Rd. Elyria PETER TERNES RD 33, Elyria Varsity Basketball, 3,4, Log, 4, Mirror, 3,4, FFA, 3, President af Junior Class, 3 'IJ MARY ANN WARD RD, 22, Grafton GAL'S, 3, Junior Play, 3, 'L- MARIE WISE R D. 132, Grafton GALE 3, Bard, 34, Chorus, 3,41 lD9, 4, Mirror, 3, Junior Play, 3. .-'ff' JOAN THATCHER Robson Rd, Grattan 3AL's, 3, Mirror, 3, Camera Club v .lv-L ' 5 T 6 1 1 THOMAS WARD RD, II3, Elyria CARL MAHAFFEY 461 Carlisle Ave, El-,rla irazx, 4, Drarratics Club, 3, L Mirror, 3, Carnera Club, 3,41 Juni r Play 3 RICHARD FALLS 71 Elm ST., GraltCF' Processlonal The senlor class officers Dal Lang AI Junuor Nancy Muller Charlene Benze The vaIedrcTorran Rrchard Orr The saIuTaTor1an Gerald Hardin and KenT Ross and Joyce Nash lunlor cass oTTicers waTch The approach of The senior c ass RIGHT The sensors dress In Theur Tradmonal caps and gowns Class Midview an-Y Baccalaureate AT E-accalaureaTe The Mrxed Chorus under The drrecnon oT Mr Rooker sang The Benedrcfuon The Lord Bless and Keep You and Three orher sele-cTrons Lo a Vorce To Heaven Soundrng Thy Krngdom Come and T Thee We Sung Joan Eppley and Jane Kesson played The Proces sronal and Recesslonal Of 57 High fl' Fma Recesslonal Class Of 57 ix Commencement The Bond und r Mr Gmg y boron ployed Arr For Bond mom Fsfuvo Oforurr Mordmo Poco lxforch Forth ond Th processromoi Pomp cmd Cwrcum sronces LEFT Jorm VV Brofm formo Gov rmor ond Lweurononf Governor of Ormo odmomslwed The gr ICMJCITIUQ on how To obout time foyog of If ommom n mr C dress Wi: - W Tfi Seventeenth Summer Cost Angie ....... Linda Oliver Kifiy ..... ... Nancy Miller Margaret .. .. Pauline Keller Larrainne .. .. ... Janet Kostya Mrs, Marrow Mr. Morrow Jack ..... . Prana Wilczak . . James Forresi Thomas Beaver Arr ... ,.. Gerald Curtis Martin .. .... Gerald Hardin Janie .... Carol Schriver Margie ... .. Charlene Benze Tony .,. ....... Dal Lang Fritz .... ...... P ere Ternes Director . . , . . Miss N. Waodin MOl'fOXN' l V J l l Mille, Jaflc. J . I f il fi ff - fr I X i -Adi-awww N, 1,5 X . . 55,44 HQ V' 'N 5 sg ' 5 ' Nfllxvyvxir nf Tmlr of th Llmtfd SIJIES dapitul iU.1shmg:an, D. G. ,fn N, A .-, Q ' A is ' CUNUUCTEI m rms ilufnm. 4,1 mr Ima :- V3, 1 I ,QCA ': 'dx t . , .a 2: 'N ' ' , A S 4 'Vx ' 4, ', 'Q 8 ' Q ' ' ., ' , ,- I 1 'TQ X Q Q . ' . I -ii-A N1:A'NI L 'V 9 fi' if ge sgxlj ff ,L n -',,' I ,- ,L n -.. W, .E ' ' ,w ,W S ' -jj, Q 'mv 4 - 7 M Y V, me-A-4...... J. 4 I N-2, Q5 4 z ' A Ph A .1 g , 1 ' 1-9 I 1 G. . .'ql Q yn, x Af' 'J' -vs H ' r ..-w Q v --: f iQ 3 1 V ' ' 1P 1- . V'-'Y 5- . W . :I V ,,,N Y., I X Q 'Ut Q . F7 Q ' - - I 4- 1 42 n F I If ,.. ai- A J n nf, ' 2 .. rr 1 1 I 7 if RD nu.: fN 'S f,.'-I3-f vi lg. n ll 1 A V P 3 ' L 'D+' ' - X -1 I h L17- Xu wr- --'. I ix ,,, K f ' .. ,x X -ai Vi? J., CA ii A hui, 4 IJ1 4-1' . x -f vw' - -, - .4f-S' ' ' .-1 A V . ' ' - N 'f - p 3 i? ' mi WYIUQ--.: 'ft fu National Honor Society Midview Chapter FRONT ROW: Hazel McKelvey, Nancy Brehm, Gayle Shephard, Joyce Bash. BACK ROW: Linda Oliver, Janet Kostyo, Gerald Hardin, Dal Lang, Dick Orr, Carol Schriver. Wednesday May 22, marked the formal installation of the first group of ten Midview seniors into the National Honor Society. Unknown to the successful candidates, selected for their scholarship, service, character, and leadership, their parents were invited to the ceremony to watch as their sons and daughters received this signal hom-if Class Day An assembly program on Saturday morning, June l, marked the end of the school term tor all Midview students. Attendance and scholarship awards were distributed by the home-room teachers. Band, basketball, baseball, track, and cheerleading awards and trophies were likewise made. The senior class presented a three-panel bulletin board for the main corridor as its departing gift to the school. Freshman cheerleaders are shown receiving their monograms from Miss Pose, Lynette Ross is accepting congratulations as Barbara Bruhn, Dianne Durkee, and Judy Haynes make their way from the stage. Axe ' l957 Patron Subscribers 3 X Bally Company Burr Jeweler Carek Florist Russ 81 Betty Chester Elyrta Fence 8. Implement Fel s Market Fox Furnrture Neull Frtes Fulton Funeral Home Gen s Pastry Shop Glenn s Barber Sltop Hazel s Restaurant Hull Servuce Statuon Belden Konstontuns Jalcobsons M D Jolwrny s Inn Restaurant Kltnects Radio and T V Sorvuce Roy Lutke Shell Servlce Lorain County Tractor Sales Carl lvlanzo WellsVV Mole Jr Bud Oliver s Barber Shop Scltruver Fruit Farm Sanger Sewing Maclttne Company Snuezek 8. Son Quoluty Foods Supremo Hardware Elyrla E A Tomko DDS , 7 1 I ff' Z Z X , lf I- lll ' 'I tl x x , A t I , ,S l, . - X I I , , , Z X Knowles Quality Foods I ,-'X xx ' X X l X I f , ' 4 x . ff f X f ' 1 0 Chicken O Steaks O Sea foods GRASSIES f' 'EW is C,st K1 Q , Z f rms cuss was f wise CONSTRUCTION co ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS Home Constructnon AWARDS Commercxal too Frafton Uhxo RD No 2 Phone 2337 3022 MIdVl9W Log 1957 To Our Adverhsers, Patrons, and Friends We members ofthe vearbook staff admlt that although at tnmes difficult and per haps d15LOUI'6glIlg our multxple hours of work spent nn plannlng arrangmg and publlshmg thus 1997 Log have wxthout anv questlon been qulte enjoyable We slncere lv hope that sou who read this book wall derlxe as much pleasure from Hlcklng through nts pages as we had ln preparing them Maw we ask that vou whenexer posslble extend xour apprecnatlon to our adxer tlsers and patrons for their enerousls klnd assistance Wnthout thelr help we could not haxe had a book And to our adxertnsers and patrons we members ofthe staff saw Thank sou Our smcere appreclatlon also to Mr P Prentner American Yearbook Companw and to wou our subscrlbers The Stall V Y,- ' v ,Q +1 Q - I , ' . . - . 0 I U . 1 l A - ' ' f ' na 4 V - 'su ' representative. to Mr. R, Svat. of Svat's Studio, Elyria. to Mr. L. Kaluzsa, our advisor, - If U w i K .Q- ' 3 - as fs N 1 W ,F .Q U K LJ --:wp ,j vu 'Q K ' f .- ' f Q - . t . V 4 Q I ' U V' X -3. Y A I F,- '-D , I ' ' 1 '. . 1 . .. if s 'dv I . .. . fsl THE CHARLES B. YATES BUILDING COMPANY 1125 Willow Street Grafton, Ohio Phone 3682 GENERAL PLUG AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY l I I I Graf on Road Graf on, Ohio MY V VV I Lhmzirnyl vlrs M , f ' C zz liking Chances j F1 Z N H 81 R AUTO PARTS CO :P DRISCOL MUSIC CO NORTH EATON HARDWARE 8. SUPPLY Ill 1r11 T f PI AQ FGNQTRIIFTICN CORPORATICN S NIIDDII- UP P 0 BOX 33 PIX RIA OHIO 1 11th NI1111 U 1111 8. 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PUMPHREY mgu 0 BATTFRIIS IATPSTIRESSLTLBPS L G 2091 I rafton Rd Laporte Class Rlngs Flwrm U Ph 81 an Announcements IINPUVLW5 Hmmm C Joxrs R D No 2 THF Ohm Manager 'Vledlna Ohm SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 341 BROAD ST DEPOT ST FI YRIA S OLDEST BANK I Allf5l'llllAll' 1 l'llYN7Cl-IIYIK J House of Pizza form-r Abbe and Clexeland NEWEST LOOK Phone- 60w43 R N UIIIII-D PUR XIII R 1U'NXI'NII WI' NIRKUNIJITIUNI-DI'0RY0l RHINIPURT 0 0 ILIN rua Ohm SE RX It I Over Fzfty Years of Qualzty Servzce QI U ITY IDI II I PFFII IEN1 I PEERLESS LAUNDRY 8 DRY CLEANING, INC TELEPHONE 2389 336 SECOND STREET LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING DIAPER SERVICE PRESSING REPAIRING HATS CLEANED LINEN SERVICE FUR STORAGE GLOVE CLEANING CAS M OIL - L . . lj . .1-T47 d . 1 i . , I A I ' E ' 1. ,-,.'r': rt-Mtg.,-.,-.'!-'F-.-..s.-...2-S' v : WITH THE 3 L . L. - Sr. vi ui 3,:' 3.11 Q M I. u.a,.,.,.8. '62, J., ,-, ..-,....., . . ...nh 4 QI 'II ' ' ' ' I 'TES' L I v J. P. DIEDERICH tg ,Q soNs ' . 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