North High School - Lens Yearbook (Eastlake, OH)

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Pro hecy Games Also saw Marv1n LeRoy who always wears su penders as a promotion for hrs company the Sendy Suspen ders Back home I tuned in Larry Neeld s Newscast What newsl' That friendly l1ttle girl from high School days Joni Lasko had outlaughed a laughing hyena Police Ch1ef Art Roth wamed aga1nSt speeds above 50 m p h when driving on the sidewalk Now for some music with Deejay Larry Papes splnmng the latest hits on his program Peppy Pops One of the commercials Caught my ear w1th these lines Go to Marge DelCarp1n1 s Dragstrip and race with such fine women drivers as Diane Frank, joyce Landman, Edna Zehe jean Peters Marie jordan Ruth Hansen Delores Camp and joan Brumagin Thus I fell asleep that f1rst day to the soft strains of the Hepcat Hop composed by Mary Crookham February 30 1968 Decided to spend the day shopping at the nearby Ron Spohn Shoppmg Center Saw Karen Pearson S Pet Shop wh1ch specializes 1n nightingales which have been taught to slng 1n four part harmony by such experts as june Ackroyd alongwith colleagues Colleen King Sue Stahli Randy McCauley A gelo Mauceri, Lois Montanarr and Dave Stevenson Passed Bob Doyle s Detective Agency The Missing Persons Bureau of the agency employs Rich Mllner Roger Fouts 11m G1e link Dave Justus, Bob Hartsough and Dave Humphrey who were kept quite busy finding people who have been lost rn the ruts of Eastlake s streets At Chester Myers Mar1ne Surplus Store I ran 1nto that five star general of the Lady Marines jan Schaerr and General jim Barb1c of the U S Army In one the store wlndows I noticed the latest dress style the box dress originated by Connie Brettrager and Carolyn Bradley also the bowl bonnet deslgned by Carol Bole and Kay Barb1an Next door was joe Mursencavage s Men s Store, which had IH 1tS wlndow the latest men s fashions, such as bunny fur vests and knickerbockers such as those worn by the salesmen Mrke Futchx Dennis Christian George Fisher, and Jerry Harwood Passed B111 jeray S jewelry, wh1ch had a special on Kathleen Kron s KooKoo Klocks Each clock contains a live cuckoo bird caught by big game hunters Tom Ferr1ck Andy Hamko Allan K1ng, and B111 Hoge Stopped 1n at B111 Pachnowskl s Putt Putt Shop wh1ch sells every kind of transportation ve hlcle from a pogo stick to a large donkey Among the sales men who were willing to demonstrate the merchandlse were Gary Kokotec Frank Little, Bernard Majercik, Stanley Ott and Chuck Patt Stoppmg by a few mmutes at North High I found that many of the Class of 58 had retumed to teach at the1r Alma Mater Among these were Maxine Clgler Mary jo Grnevra Marge Mo hun Pat Tomsic, Joanne Wait, Marge Morris, and Martha Mc Intosh Favorite subjects w1th the students were Awful Art taught by Barbara Reutschi, and the l-low Not to Study course taught by Janet Burch Decided to spend the evening at home watching telev1s1on That f1ne comedy show, V1rant s Var1et1es, starring Bob V1 rant, the ventrlloquist The show was sponsored by the Carol Smiley Secretarial School, which boasted such f1ne rnstructors in their coast to coast schools as Laveme Vemer, Pat Hogg 174 Eileen Hunko, Donna Isele, Dotty Konro Marilyn Hallck G1or1a Hambrecht Barbara Lar1ck Sue Hamilton and Brenda Wilson Among the school s courses are How to Marry the Boss s Son, and How to Sit on the Boss Lap In the late even1ng stillness I read Like magazine, which featured this week Woody Fulton s picture story of Russell Francis the U S Foreign Mrmster to the Back of Beyond Enjoyed very much Gary Perkin s story on England s Tea Dr1nk1ng Marathon Among the winners in two recent marathons were Elalne Vura who had out talked any other woman and Diane Whmnery who had outlasted all her opponents by f1ve minutes 1n the Bunny Hop Noticed an advertlsement for Nancy Murphy s Modellng School which pictured among 1ts teachers Pat Forbes Carol Hartung Rita Kalmar Pat Koutnik Beverly Lear Carolyn Kramer and Carol Faflik The top models of today had studred at IhlS school wh1ch offers such courses as How to Look L1ke a Bean Pole Read an article on Ron Pizmoht s Pep Pills It was said that no more was ever heard about their aches and ills from the people who took pep pills These pills were compounded by Steve Petras George W11 liamson Steve Russell Ivan P1ntar and Bob Terry and contain arseruc of lead Mexican jumping Beans and car bolic acid February 31 1968 L1sten1ng to that lady s program Carol Gruss Gab and pany Through the work of Dale Witt joyce Wlnpesinger Helen Schmeder Diane Snyder joanSimonc1c NancySaxe Geraldme Sar1 Pat Rernhardt and Janice Kovacic the com pany had originated the favor1te card game of m1ll1ons of glrls Ygung Bachelor Read for a while from Mlchael Waidellch s book about K1ng Flubadub in whose honor three more days had been added to the month of February On my way to the Loafer s Club I stopped at the drugstore to pur chase something for 1nd1gest1on The druggist recommended Ron Tittle s Tummy Cure This relief for rndigestion which contains frled on1ons, hot peppers, and d1ll pickles had been developed by Tom Whittington Ronald Sulzer, jim Strasser Richard Stoner, Ray Smith, John Siefert and Larry Saben Dropped in at Dick Probst s Paint and Varrush Company jaruce Yug one of the secretaries rn the office told me a bout the work of Bob Koenitzer, Drck Quinn Ken Reigle, Clark Rowland Bob Wordeiner George Showkeir and Paul Roach These young gexuuses were busy at this very moment out in Los Angeles collecting 1n their l1ttle bottles that very favorlte household f1n1sh Smog Spent my evening at the opera and thoroughly enjoyed Walter Parry s masterp1ece, Madame Caterprllar . , , S- . , , . , , , , - . , . , . , . , .. 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