Olmsted Falls High School - Senorio Yearbook (Olmsted Falls, OH)

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Quia , ,iq 9.82 v X, C LASS HISTORY After twelve long years of prospecting the class of '49 has reached the pot of gold. Let us take you over the rugged trail which has brought us thither. The original old-timers who staked our claim in 1937 were Glenn Barber, Dale Danalds, Jo Jenkins, Evelyn Klinect, Dick Martin, Kathleen Matelski, Doris Stone, Theresa Surman, and Ruth Theman. We loaded our voyages un- der the supervision of Miss Cook and Miss Bonsey who led us two years on our journey during which we were joined by Dolores Jocke and Barbara Offenberg. We pulled successfully through the third year with Miss Szabo, our new additions being this year Bob Johnston, Mary Riolo, and John Yesenko. Our train grew larger with four newcomers the following year: Pete Blickle, Lois Canant, Gayle Gillaspy, and Greta Wheeler. Miss McClellan led our caravan. The news of our venture began to get around so that in the fifth year we re- ceived five additional searchers: .Louise Centers, Rosemarie Ferrito, Carol Geisel, Leroy Pearston and Ray Rooney. This year marked the division of our train, its guidance given to Miss Hansen and Miss Baesel. Half way across the continent in the sixth year Leonard Brooks, David Campbell, Ann Goodall, Ted Hall and Mary Lou Landphair joined us on the bank of the mighty Mississippi. Mrs. Williams and Miss Snyder combined efforts to guide us across leaving on the eastern shore memories of Hansel and Gretel and The Nutcracker Suite . The seventh year Miss King and Miss Bauer proudly helped us on our west- ern journey. We met Frank Samsel in this year. Our trail crossed with Mrs. Williams' and Miss Baker's as we began our eighth year. Barbara Brennan joined us at its ending. We entered our ninth year under Mr. Dallas and Mrs. Turner full of expec- tancy, the best part of the trail yet ahead. Our number increased by five this year, the new narnes being Nancy Butzman, Margaret Jaeger, Joyce Smith, George Stallard, and Rita Torgerson. Seasoned veterans we were as we entered the tenth year with Mrs. Turner and Miss Reiser to guide us. We hailed Tom Stetz, our only newcomer. We met Ruth Sauble and Bob Wilmink at the foot of the Rockies with but two more years to reach the coast. With our journey's end so near we stopped to celebrate at the Lake Shore Hotel. This year we could be identified by our rings and sweaters bearing the pick and shovel emblem, our syrnbol. This was a year to remember, highlighted by many successful escapades. Our advisor, Mr. Dallas, is rumored to be recovering nicely. Gold? The treasure is ours at last. We come wearybutwith gladdened hearts to reap the golden harvest of our twelfth and last year. With Miss Harding and Mrs. Blickle we traverce the last few miles separating us from our long sought after goal. With us today are Gloria Jorgensen and Rosalene Dorsey who joined us as we began this year. The road has been rugged but always brightly lighted. We reach the trail's end with fond memories of our adventures therein. Wm mm

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