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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

1 .742 Senorio fgughzdecf Ay .7Ae Cfaaa of 7950 O! Ufmdfecl jafgi ,AIZQA Saba! , 7 ,,,,,7 we .7Ae Senior Cfazm fleclicafe we 1950 xgznorio 30 34052 LUAO ACLU? AQ4926! Olftl' C!6lJ 3 r Zlawffy Our Cpalafaind on fke goo :skip C711-Z 50 f949-50 Aeaaon a 52, 3 .44 Miss Harding English , Math Bob Wendi fSeniorl Mrs . Blickle English , Personal Problems , Latin Mr. Boddy Principal, Physics , Chemistry Mr . Zinser Superintendent Miss Beach English , French Mrs . Everson Math Mrs . Chase Commercial Miss Krupansky Physical Education , Biology Mr. Freitas English, Physical Education, Coaching Mr. Burton English, Physical Education, Coaching Mr . Nead Industrial Arts Mr . Schneider History Mr . McRae Math Mr . Svec General Science, Social Studies Miss Pramik Home Economics , Art Miss Shook Mus ic , E nglish Miss Kruse Home Economics, Cafeteria Manager 5 ...d V 0 4.4 ofefferd Dear Seniors: Ive Anchors Awe1gh lor you, the Clue ot 1950.and time tor you to embark over smooth and troubled waters on 1 moetdidieultjourneyontheeeedliie. A.sCapta1uo!t.ho1950aei11ngovtyoursh1p, Iventtonhrswlthyouinssmnll portion ol your iaith ami hope for the luture. On its may iourneya may your ship find smooth selling and may you use understanding, tolerance, patience, wisdom nndrevermoetohelpymmyourvmy. Llkoalljourneys Ummynstormy Itndelmllhlovnbedora you reach everyport, bmnymnwlllalwayslindeuoourlgementnndldetyiromthebesmollldlttlutshinealromthe lighthousedknowledge on the shore. I lm hippy to luve had a part in your school experiences and wish you Bon Voyage with wishes lor your quota ol happiness, health, achievement and good fortune, md may God bring you safely to the port you have set as your goal . Sincerely, Amelia Harding Dear Seniors: The A1lAshore callhasbeenglven, andyou, the crew, hlvebeen brldedby the captain andthe mates. Although you can't poeelbbbe conditioned Icrullthe eventualitlea dthetrip, lamsurethntyou vlllmakeproper adjustment to chlngealnvlndmdttde, nndridethecrestolthewnvestoafulllife. Sincerely, Gordon Boddy T0 the Seniors d 1350: 5- Asyoulogthelaettewvqngesinyourhtghechooleareerandueyoueehforthontheunehnrtedeeuoluie,mayyou tlndmuchhlrweethernilmg. Wehopee1neere1ythatyouryeersnt0lmstedFnllelllgh8choo1wula1dyongreetlyIn aeleenuglndclnrtingyourooune. , lnateeddoomplrlnglliebolship,Ilnvecometoreg:udltmoreaeagroupolehipe,afleet,oratanklorce. For trulyllielaahlkbutitllllloliorce ---- -:fox-cegreaterthlnthentomlcbomb. Becuuedtheehonttonreeeivedbyymmgpeopleagsnerntionortwongo,ecienuatsandothersluvebeenahletode- vueemnnsdlplltthgthestom. !ourta.sk,however,l.sevengreater,thno!conn'oll1ng1t. Asyonproceedfromhubortolnrhorlvouldremindyouolsomedthoshipeinyourlleetwlthoutwhlchlifsunot veryworthwhlle. lhnydtheseyouhavepizkedupinyourexperlenceeathomeandstsohool. Allereessentialton goodlile. Bomeddneuuvlnehpstuhipoufrmndemp, mdcituenahip. Manyolyouinpuroulngyourltu- dieellveineludedechohrlmp--anrentudhute. Wehopemmydyouwillbeebletoaddeutesmanshlptoyourtleet, heomeeourcommnntgy,mrshhandmrutionnknyelneroomforgoodlndenhip, Lnthatnotleutlwmldnmlndyouthncompenloushipiaueoqulteessemhl. Bomnedyouthdnkyoulnvealready 8ettlndl.htllllll,dher5vil1lMltlltel'. Chooeefhhshlpvleely. Neverlheles,repnlleeedtheluedyourloroeandwlnteveryourhak,meetithononhlyandIirmly,wlthtlrmel- leghnoetothehsterdyouruml. .Bestdhnckandemoothnlllngl Sincerely yours, W. W. Zinser eniord 'Q T 4.1.1-...J r 5 I I P I V P. F eniord .AJ uiA or I Miss Harding 6615.4 w icera President .... Vlce President . . Secretary .... Treasurer . . . CAM Woffo Be Not Simply Goodg Be Good For Something C0!0I'J gfmllel' Red and Gray Carol Agnew Rex Asten Y-Teens, 1-2-3 Football, 4 c.A.A., 1-2-3 Girls' Glee Club, l Class president, Z-4 Cheerleader, 3 Commercial Club, 3-4 May Queen Attendant, 1 Varsity O , 4 Carol Agnew .Bllllhll . . . . .Anita Pretko Nancy Woodman Yellow Tea Rose Anthony Alterici Betty Brazle G.A.A. , 2 Commercial Club J . 1 1 4 i e 4 l .,.........1 Chu-lee Bm-clmrd Basketball, l-2-3-4 Buebell, 1-2-8-4 Track, 2, Student Council Preeldent, 4 Clase Treasurer, 8 Bl-Y, 3-4 Jr. Play Photography Club, 2-3-4 lll News Communny Chest Speaker Mary Lou Campbell Student Councll, 1-4 Y-Teens, 1-2 Commercial Club, 3-4 Glee Club, 1 -2 May Queen Attendant, 2 Student Merit Society, 1 .Tunlor Play G.A.A. , 2 Dnmatlcs, 3 Shirley Canant Y-Teens, 1-2-8 Student Council, 1-2-8-4 Qsecretary, 3,1 Vlce-President, 4 May Queen Attendant, 1 Homecoming Queen Attendant Commercial Club, 3-4 fsecretary, 43 Junior Play Senorlo Committee, 4 Student Merit Society, 1-2 Class Treasurer, 1 Glee Club, 1 G.A.A. , 2 Dramatlce, 3 June DeV0re G.A.A. , 2 Commercial Club, 3-4 Don Floreeke Photography Club, 3-4 Junior Play Baseball, 2 Paul Floreske in-Y, 2-3-4 romm, 2 Photography Club, 4 Allan Guenther Student Council, 3-4 Varsity O , 2-3-4 lhwesldent, 41 roman, 1-2-3-4 Baseball, 4 Jr. Play Photography Club, 4 Bill Hall Bl-Y, 2-3-4 Student Councll, 1-8 Pm club s-4 cuss :lie Presuiem, 4 Football, 2-3 Track, 2 Junior Play Carol Jones Y-Teens, l-2 Commercial Club, 8-4 Glee Club, l-2 Junior Play G.A.A., l-2 Chorus, l-2 Drlmatlcs, 3 Ioan Kaskey Y-Teens, 1-2 Commerclal Club, 3-4 Glas Club, l Ella Kelllng Commercial Club S-4 Ethelyn Kleln May Queen ' Y-Teens, 1-2-3-4 KP:-esldent,4l lSecretary,3l May Queen Attendant, Senorio Staff Iunlor Play Photography Club, 4 Class Secretary, 2 Spotllght Stall, 1 I 1 1 2 Blll Kolodey Football, 1-2-3-4 Basketball, 1-2-3 Tradx, I-2-S-4 Baseball, 2-3-4 vu-any --o , 2-3-4 Nice Presldent, 3-4,2 H1-Y, 2-3-4, Nice Presldentl, 2-3-4 Class President, 3 Junior Play Nadine Llngruen Y-Teens, l-2-3-4 lsecretatyl, 4 G.A.A. , 1-2, Commercial Club, 3-4 Student Council, 3 Spotlight, 1 Dramatic Club, 3 Gym Leader, 4 Glee Club, 1 ,Junior Play ,AAI fe , l Betty Moyer Commerclal Club, 3-4 l'l'reasu1-erl, 4 Y-Teens, 1 G.A.A. , 2 Carol McRae Cheerleader, 2-3-4 Homecoming Queen, 4 Junior Play, Natlonal Honor Society, 2,4 Student lex-lt Society, 2-3 Y-Teens, l-2-4 Wlce Presldentl, 4 F.'l'.A. , 2-3-4 QTFOIBIIICID, 2 Senorio Sta!! Photography club, 4 G.A.A. , 1-2 Hi-News Reporter, 4 .l..-, Y ..,,,-, J.-Q., , 1 J 4 A....-,,L. -4 4,....J charm Neg Student Council, 2 Fom1tbe.ll, 2-3 Track, 2 JIIRIOI' Play Iourlmllsm, 3 Chorus, 2 Gln Club, 2 Photography Club, 4 1 Anltl Protko Class Secretary, 2-4 lay Queen Attendant G.A.A., 2 Y-Teens, 1-2 Commercial Club, 3-4 Ann Scbmlod Student Merit Society, 1-2, National Honor Society, 2-3-4 Seuorlo Editor Student Council, 1 Spotlight, l-2 Y-Teens, 1-2-3-4 Varsity Chorus, 1-2-3-4 Variety Singers, 2-3-4 Glee Club, l-2-3-4 Orchestra, 2 F.'l'.A. , 4 Homecoming Queen Attendant, 4 Junior Play, Community Che!! Speaker Bl-News Reporter, 4 Jenn Schreiber Junior Play Commercial Club, 3-4 Nice Presldentl, 4 Drunatlcs, 5 Vu-elty Chorus, 8 Junior PHY X Homecomlng Queen Attendant, 4 Dale Riedel Photography Club, 3-4 Junior Play 1' Wlllhm Rutl- Football, 1-2-3-4 Baseball, 3 Track, 3 Varslty Chorus, 1-2-3 Variety Singers, 1-2-3 Photography Club, 3-4 Glee Club, 1-2-3 Bob Smetana Baseball, 2-4 Football, 3-4 Bl-Y, 3-4 Varsity O , 2-3-4 Photography Club, 4 Iunlor Play Bill Thompson vusny --o , 4 Fwcuu, a-4 mu, 2 ummm, a Junior Play K.. 11 ,..J S' - ' ,XNCQXXQFKZ3 ,f A' I BdrUhle HI-Y, 2-S, Junlor Play Benorio Stat! roman, 4 Photography Club, 4 Lee Usher Journalism , 2 Bob Wendt Photography Club 4 Iunlom- Play Nancy Woodman Clul Treasurer, 4 G.A.A., 2 National Honor Society, 3-4 Iunlm' Play Y-Teena, 1 I-'.T.A. John Wray Varsity O , 4 Football, 4 Glee Club, 2-4 Ruth Yorkavltx Class President, 1 Commercial Club, 3-4 Y-Teens, 1-2-3-4 G.A.A., 2 ' Dramatics Chia, 3 Gym Leader, 4 ,QXAY Cu 11, Ani ' l 'iss mx' . ZW . 5 QM will 4 Wulf Unclercfadrimen 1 4 I A 4 1 3 F A r lv I A Y F 4 I fa l 14 LH Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Martin Milkovich, Bill Uveges, Bill Long, George Lemel, Kemieth Leslie, Jack Hecker, Phil Neitenbach, Wes Schalamon. Bill Vitez, Dick Wiley, Bueatricexwheeglgr, Joanne Offenberg, Bett Satala, s, S,ylviggVg1,gk, MadelineYesenko, John Simxferer, Elizabeth Rutz, leanette Pugh, Nancy Knappage, Pat Schwark, Lois Peterson, C2.l.he1'inePolcar, I.tgSafrag, Janice Warner, Mr. Freitas. Absent - Beverly Mustain Q o L ' uniom Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Dayle Henderson, Don Harder, Roger Bonsey,Rona1d Centers, Jack Hecker, Mike Bunce, Robert Deuble, Melvin Hoffer, Mark Barnhill, Walter Brooks. , Norma Dill Donna Funk, ,Qg,ggL.IgnesL,.Ossie Erman, Leland Gil- lilan, B55 Hyduck, Tom Goodall, Howard Hartman, Adam Hessert, Grady Dorsey. Rose Marie Jocke, Frances Doyle, Elizabeth Ferrito, Susan Dan- gelo, Carol Gall, Theodora Bak, Beverly Qrahas, i-LA,-lice Horvath, Janet Justice, IyemB5IiZ1-rT,llNIFT'SclmeiderQl -'NP' Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: SOPAOM ored .T im Romine, Dick Stoltenhoff, David Oslln, Wayne Shafer, David Hall, Elmer Kokin, Dick Foley, Don Carnsew, Charles Gall, Don Scherer, Al Pearston. Bill Danalds, Frank Pariano, Bill Stanton, Tom Stadler, Glenn Weber, Bob Jameyson, Bill Hecker, Bill Gillaspy, Don Stearns, Bernard Yesenko, David Shirer, Wayne Wilson. Mrs. Everson, Rosie Kelling, Delores Bruce, Carol Shepherd, June Agnew, Juanita West, Yolanda Loepp, Joan Ward, Sally Del- ameter, Shirley Vlk, Carolyn Leedy, Ann Lane . Absent - Mary Ann Schiletz, John Spooner. it I Row 3: Norman Wilson, BarbaraVce1ka, Larry Stanek, Joan Schady, Don Sill, Kay Worster, James Phillips, Barbara Shirey Row 2: Ed Minut, Janet Offenberg, Glenn Prusha, Lucile Perkins, Richard Morley, Alice Shannon, Bob Rooney, Virginia Mazula Row 1: Walter Renton, Van Matheny, Bill McFetridge, Norma Mendlik, Esther Nyland, Joy Navorska, Bob Nolf, Albert Weigand, Mr. Svec Absent - Bob Werner gI'25Al'I'l2l'l Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: 16 Mary Lou Alborn, Dick Howell, Connie Kaskey, Joan Brazie, Barb Hall, Lera Dorsey, Betty Latona, Nancy Jorgenson, Ray Klinect, Clara Lou Buckreis, Marlene Elsholz, Joan Farik. Joan Knappage, Kenny Ballas, Bill Hoar, Jack King, Jerry Lane, Joan Darway, Vera Dorsey, Bill Barnard, Bob Lucas . Jean Funk, Art Kinas, Howard Bell, Richard Barnum, Joan Dyche, Sandra Herbkasman, Steve Lercel, Dick James, Monte Haun, Mr. McRae, Absent - Dick Cortimilia in l i r Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Fred Smith, Tom I-Iasely, Bob Zeh, Elmer Schroeder, David Key- d mer, Ralph Raney, Charles Pariano, David Kratovil, Edwar Canant. Miss Krupansky, Pat Blickle, Tom Henderson, Marsha Sweet Nancy Crlder, Jane Thayer, Leah Karkoff, Miss Kruse. Susan Neal, Bob Wentz, Joan Lenz, Carl Husted, Carline Sweit zer, John Burchard, .Tudy Stetz, Tony Dietrich, Sylvia Hankens Ann Spooner, Bill Miska, Rosemarie Venefra, Dick Torgerson, Carol Vitez Irvin Hodson, Mary Eichenberg, John Mutersbaugh, Virginia Smi thers. Dick Nyros, Rose Marie Masek, Eugene Fischback. cfigw Qmle 3 9 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: David Gates, Ed Geiger, Bruce Smirt, Chuck Mustain, Bob Cum- mings, Fred Loepp, Lyle Rayner, Ronnie Drahas. Joyce Buckwald, Elizabeth Dietrich, Sally Burke , Virginia Bridges, Jo Ann Bruce, Gary Turner, Annette Matelski, Beryl Toms, Miss Beach. Letitia Hall, Bob Sinko, Mary Barnum, Dick Kinas, Keith Bogart, Mary Mazula, Ron Oaklief, Margie Wheeler, Edward Deisher, Dalice Morrison. Barbara Leedy, Frank Ballash, Delores Haun, Victor Kelling, Kathleen Elwin, Don Weaver, Bob Theman, Sally Kroesen, Rober- ta Chrlstinat, Judy Knight, Don Smith, Norman Centers. Absent - Richard Willet, George Wheeler, Nancy Crider, Mary Ann Ververka, Connie Johnson. 'w-V Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Larry Hall, Jeanette Saumers, Harry Knappage, Delores Lyons, Earl Edwards, Richard Hanson, Mary Kristner, Dale Cather, Myana Hardwell, Bob Agnew, Loyal Nothstein, Warren Peterson, Fannie Hillstrom, Doris Thompson. Miss Pramik, Kathleen Cruxton, David Bellan, Holly Wheeler, Dennis Oaklief, Marleen Bahan, Richard Bell, Bill Kramer, Ruth Anne Jones, Dean Cather, Patsy Smart, David O'Bracker, Carol McCarty, Albert Guild, Dennis Chandler, Paul Schmied, Mr. Nead. Bob Venefra, Ray Stanek, Anita Ferrito, Anthony Cortimilia, Donna Schwietzer, Ray Hufford, Jim Lercel, Antonia Gainok, Scott Seitz, Nancy Worrall, Robert Hillstrom, Bob Kinas, Ken Canda, Arthur Cutler. eUellfL QGJB Row 4: Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: Mary Ann Thompson, Godfrey Holmes, Mary Lou Costello, Bob Magyar, Carolyn Kucklick, Joe Pariano, Theresa 0'Brian, Esther Seegan, Bob Crum, Anthony Matcholic, Margie Worrall. Virginia Barnard, Paul Lane, Joan Scott, Donna Masinger, Mary Lou Schady, Rose Wojeck, Alice Barnes, Comxie Filipek, Verlane Wolf, Bob Schraff, Marilyn Sill. Miss Shook, Barbara Schmidt, Betty Cumings, Jo Ellen Mustain, Phyllis Buckwald, Phyllis Verbla, Yolanda Posa, Lucile Smith, Betty Mae King, Joanne Jones, Miss Pramik. George Heberlian, Jack Henderson, Leroy Hall, Joe Yesenko, Brian Rooney, Melvin Surman, Jack Swaddel, Tom Sandercock, Rollie West, Ronnie Noli, Thomas Miller. Absent - Andrew Spooner. Sporfn - 20 + fi DATE Sept. IB Sept. 28 sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Nov. 4 SCORE , Olmsted Falls 0 Olmsted Falls 6 Olmsted Falls 14 Olmsted Falls 6 Olmsted Falls 25 Olmsted Falls 6 Olmstsd Falls G Olmsted Falls 0 Berea North Olmsted Stronggvllle Westlake Elyria Catholic Brooklyn Royalton Bay Village l 1 joofgaf .jvligAAgAf5 We played our first game of the season with Berea Qnon-leaguej, and although Walter Brooks intercepted a pass and gained 30 yards, we lost the hard-fought contest 14-0. Next we played North Olmsted for our first league game, Bill Kolodey run- ning 53 yards for our only touch- down in the game that ended 33-6. Walter Brooks and Bill Kolodey scored TD's and .Tack Hecker kicked 2 extra points to spearhead our 14-6 triumph over Strongsville. In our only other non-league game, we whitewashed Elyria 25-0. Bill Hec- ker, Bob Rooney, and Bill Kolodey 121 scored the touchdowns, and Jack Hecker kicked one extra point. West- lake-turned the tables on us by whip- ping us 32-6 in our next game. Our score came when Bill Kolodey inter- cepted a pass and ran 102 yards for a touchdown. We bounced back by beating Brooklyn 6-0 as Bill Kolodey again intercepted a pass and raced 83 yards for our score. Bill Kolodey scored our only TD in the North Royalton game which we lost 14-6. However, this was one of the most exciting games of the season. Allan Guenther intercepted a pass but was unable to score as was the rest of the team as Bay Villiage triumphed 14 -0. Allan Guenther and Bill Kolodey were named to the All-Star team of the west county league and each has received a trophy. J gaffgefgdj 1949-50 Basketball Review The final curtain of the Olmsted Falls 1949-50 basketball season has fallen. The Bulldogs, having a record of ten wins and nine losses of which seven of the wins and five of the losses were in league games, ended in a third place tie with Brooklyn. Our first three games ended in defeats. The first two losses were nonleague games with Columbia and Berea. Then North Royalton defeated us with a score of 49-42. Finally our team began to click and we handed Strongsville their first defeat 43-34, and then went on to beat Bay 44-37. Doom struck as we met Westlake and lost by 11 points, 47-36. During the brief pause of Christmas vacation the Bulldogs embarrassed the Alumni 63-41. Our next game was allotted to Brooklyn, but the squad came back to beat our rival North Olmsted 45-30. The next two games were nonleague in which we bowed to Orange but defeated Elyria Catholic. This ended the first half of the season with five victories and six losses. We began our second half with four victories. North Royalton defeated us and then came a tight game with Strongsville which ended 33-30. Our next win was over Bay and then in a nonleague game , Elyria Catholic was again dismissed. Again came gloom as we met Westlake and the mighty West High. With high hopes our boys met and defeated Brooklyn 54-27 and journeyed on to North Olmsted. Besides the victory in this game there was great excitement when Jack Hecker scored 23 points to break our schoo1's record held by his brother. Jack totaled 315 to top the record Norb had, 309. In the tournaments, which were played at the B. W. Field House, we faced defeat at the hands of Cuya- hoga Heights, 31-20. All through the season our boys had undying spirit which is necessary for any team to be great. 1 4 ' ' , 26 gb, Back Row: Al Pearston, Glenn Weber, Dick Foley, Tom Stadler, Bill Hecker 2nd Row: Wayne Shafer, Bob Jameyson, Phil Neitenbach, Bud Burc- D hard, Bob Smetana, Coach Freitas Front Row: Bill Long, Jack Hecker, Bill Rutz, George Lemel, Walter Brooks, Don Harder Badedaf The squad this season will welcome back a few regulars which should contribute considerably to our hopes for a season of wins. Among some of those returning are Don Harder, last year's regular pitcher, Bob Smetana, a terrific backstop, and many other promising boys. We expect to get spring training into full swing shortly after the close of the basketball season. This will consist of short pepper sessions and a gradual warming up of the pitchers. The competition is going to be keen, but watch our smoke as we get into the swing of things! n Coach Freitas ' Back Row: Norman Centers, Ronald Oaklief, George Wheeler, Fred Loepp, Don Smith, Lyle Rayner . 2nd Row: David Gates, Walter Renton, Bill Hall, Charles Gall, Bill Heck- er, Coach Burton. Front Row: Bill Rutz, Glenn Weber, George Lemel, Walter Brooks, Don Harder, Phil Neitenbach. jfacg This year we are looking forward to a very good track season. Most of last year's football players will be out for track or baseball so we should have a good looking team. Among the veterans returning to Varsity are Walter Ren- ton, Bill Hecker, Glenn Weber, Charles Gall, George Lemel, Walt Brooks, Don Harder, Phil Neitenbach, Bill Hall and Bill Rutz. Most of the school track records were set only five or six years ago. The latest record to be established was in 1948 when Leonard Brooks threw the shot put 39 feet. Dick Bislich holds the most records for Olmsted Falls . Here they are: 100 yard dash 10.5 seconds 1946 Mile run 4:50.5 seconds 1945 B80 yard relay 1:35.19 seconds 1944 fholds record with three othersj Mlle relay 4:01 .0 seconds 1944 2 mile relay '9:09.0 seconds 1945 George Payne holds tour other records for our school: 440 yard dash 56.8 seconds 1945 880 yard run 2:08.0 seconds 1945 Mile relay 4:01.0 seconds 1944 2 mile relay 9:09.0 seconds 1945 This year practice will start soon after the close of basketball season, and we will participate in several track meets this spring. 1950, we hope, will es- tablish many new records for Olmsted Falls. ' cfiuified Commercia! Cfu Senorio ga!! araifg O unior M-jeend 1 1 ueen ans! .gyenior .J4ff0l'lC!ClI7,fZ5 - S . K - . ,. MN I A ,Q ., . A'--HX - OHQQCOIWLLOIQ9 M8811 GNC! 60LlI'f 1 l l L. SA ' O 1,9 5 Og SHIP: O.F.S. '50 UNDER MANAGEMENT OF: Olmsted Falls Institute of Erudition DESTINATION: Isle of Graduation DATE OF DEPARTURE: September 6, 1937 TIME OF DEPARTURE: Two bells ESTIMATED LENGTH OF VOYAGE: Twelve years. The maiden voyage of the -'O.F.S. '50 began in September, 1937, with 57 crew members aboard. Little did they realize that only 13 of their original number: Mary Lou Campbell, Bill Hall, Carol Jones, Joan Kaskey, Bill Kolo- dey, Nadine Lingruen, Betty Moyer, Anita Pretko, Ann Schmied, Bill Thomp- son, Lee Usher, Bob Wendt, and Nancy Woodman, would reach their predestined goal. With Miss Bonar as captain and Miss Cook as first mate, the struggling crew grew accustomed to the life ahead of them. After one year, still a long way from its goal, but with a definite course raving been plotted, the ship was put into dry dock for major repairs and the crew was given a three month's shore leave. The second season was pepped up with two new additions to the bunch, Betty Brazie and June DeVore. This year they were exposed' to the dreaded disease, 'reading, 'riting' and 'rithmetic. Unfortunately for Captain Bonar and the new first mate, Miss Bonsey, the crew seemed immune to such pitfalls. - The third year, Cap Bonar and Mate Bonsey lthey got to know them pretty well by nowj, still thinking they could outlast the crew, tried another trip. Four new workers were shanghaied on board. They were: Anthony Alterici, Shirley Canant, Paul Floreske and Bill Rutz. They were unable to dock the next year, so, under the supervision of Cap Bonsey QMiss Bonar gave upj and First Mate Ballou, they continued without reinforcements, until Allan Guenther, sole survivor of another ship, was taken on board. This lmppened in the middle of the season. The fifth year was marked by the boarding of the ship of the famous pirate, Bud Burchard. After keeping him in chains for awhile, he was finally freed and tamed down to routine. Miss Baesel and Mrs. Cherry were co-captains. As they hoisted the anchor to begin their sixth year's voyage, who should they find hanging of the anchor but Bob Uhle. As there was no alternative but to pull him in, the stowaway was drafted into the crew. Plotting the course that year were Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Cherry. Well, you must give them credit! They have now semi-circumnavigated Qget that wordj their course in erudition. Beginning the second half of the expedition with revived spirits and another hand to polish brass KCarol Agnewl, besides being a bit more familiar with the routine of larnin , they were able to lighten the load of their captains, Miss Baker and Mrs. Williams, by electing Charles Hickey their seventh grade class president. He was formally named Assistant Captain . During the eighth season three new map-holders were acquired. They were Honey Klein, Carol McRae, and Ruth Yorkavitz. Mrs. Blake handled the charts this year: she was aided by Bud Burchard. P 1 In the ninth year the old ship, no longer sea-worthy, was abandoned in favor of a new, more streamlined craft that was designed to take them to the Isle of Graduation. The salesman, giving them a good t?l bargain, threw Don Flore- ske, Chuck Nagy, and Dale Riedel in with the deal. This craft was christened the O.F.H.S. CLUB 50 by Miss Schoen and Mrs. Blake. This year's As- sistant Captain was Ruth Yorkavitz. Man Overboard! The season ended with the tragic loss of Bob Uhle. By the tenth year, the crew was getting rather tired so Jean Schreiber, Bob Smetana, and John Wray had to be hired to take the oars for them. If it hadn't been for Mrs. Klinger and Mr. Miller, as co-captains, and Carol Agnew, as president cracking the whip, they would have run aground that year. By the time they had left port, starting the eleventh season, two new fire- men, Rex Asten and Ella Kelling, had been signed on board. A rather peaceful trip was expected until one day when Bill Kolodey, the navigator, while up in the crow's nest looking for whales, sighted their long-lost fand pretty well water-loggedl companion, Bob Uhle. By means of real Knot artificial, nothing but the best! respiration, he was revived in time to take part in the great stage production Tattletale . He was also well enough to attend the Junior-Senior Prom held in Port Cleveland at the Masonic Temple. Realizing what a good job she had done in the tenth grade, the crew re-elected Carol Agnew to be captain and then promoted her to the rank of admiral. Under the extremely capable supervision of Miss Harding, the ship really began to operate on a profitable basis. The main attraction which had people beating a path to their gangplank were the very successful Club 50 dances. One of the highlights of the final docking ceremonies of the O. F.H.S. CLUB 50 was the prom given by the rival shipping line 51 . But the climax of their expedition in erudition was the graduation ceremony which took place on Friday, June 2, 1950, in the Olmsted Falls High School Auditorium. There they met for the last time as a crew before each member set out to form his own company for the purpose of seeking his own goal in life . ell Carol Agnew ........ Anthony Alterici . . Rex Asten ..... . . . Betty Brazie ....... . Charles Burchard . Mary Lou Campbell Shirley Canant ....... .Tune DeVore . . . . . . Don Floreske . . . Paul Floreske . . . . . . Allan Guenther .... Bill Hall ....... . . . A Carol .Tones .... Joan Kaskey. i. . Ella Kelling. . . . REX CAROL Por QCLPJ l 0l'l'l OU! President of the new Thompson Products. Teaching dancing at Arthur Murray's . Running his own parking lot in Berea. Filing privf5' telephone numbers for Ohio Head janitor at Central National Bank . Sitting on an executive's lap taking dictation? Manufacturing black eye remedies. Modeling hats Relief pitcher for the Bloomer Girls . Running an auto wrecking service. Head of the Cross -Country Trucking Lines Taking photographs for Esquire. Chief cheese cutter at Jones' Market. Ralph's bookkeeper. Bell Chief distributor of the H50-50 Baked Goods L X amkj 4 ' NANCY NN Honey Klein. . . . Bill Kolodey .... Nadine Lingruen .... . . . Carol McRae. . . Betty Moyer .... Charles Nagy. . . Anita Pretko .... Dale Riedel. . . . Bill Rutz ....... Ann Schmied .... .... Jean Schrieber . Bob Smetana .... . . . . Bill Thompson ........ Bob Uhle ....... Lee Usher ..... Bob Wendt ..... Nancy Woodman John Wray ..... Ruth Yorkavitz . PNG' pkx 90 AMELIA Interior decorator designing a Hall . Future Gorgeous George of the sports world. Skating nightly in the Roller Derby. Famed psychologist. Testing the durability of fenders on new cars. Card shark and gambler on the Showboat . Writing a book entitled, Jokes for All Occasions . . . .Drummer replacing Gene Krupa. Running the projector at the Palace. Private eye working for Sam Shovel. Star in Tear-.Terker Theater . Testing freckle removers . Professional weight lifter. Teaching women in a How to Drive course. Manufacturing elevated shoes. Famed hypnotist. Playing boogie woogie at the Roxy. P Manufacturing rouge - for red cheeks . Flying annually in the Goodyear Trophy Race. LL, Cf... 'MM We, the Senior Class ot,1950, ot the City oi Olmstedralls ln the County of Cuya- hoga and State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory do make, publish, and de - clare this our last Will and Testament, ln manner following, this is to say: Jean Schreiber, will my trusty? fountain pen to Betty Satala, and also a box d Kleenex. Ann Schmled, will to Tom Goodall, my ability to start my bicycle on cold mornings. Jean Schreiber, will to Lols Safran my innocent manner. Blll Hall, will to Blll Vltez my manly physique. Nadlne Llngruen, will to Phil Neltenbach my ablllty to go out with the opposite sex wlthout going crazy Ann Schmled, will to Janet'Justlce my job as 2nd assismnt detective at Barnum's Super Market. John Wray, will to John Slmmerer my slim walstllne. Bill Thompson, will to Bob Hyduck my boyish figure. Carol Jones, will to Michael Bunce my abillty to stay out ot trouble on the school bus. Carol Jones, wlll to Susan Dangelo, my post at the senior movle. Anita Pretko, will to Janese Warner my ablllty not to have enough tlme to do everything I want. Anita Pretko, will to Beverly Mustaln my job as art editor on the elementary magazine. Betty Brazie, will to Madeline Yesenko my ability to grow blond lmlr. June Devore, will to Elizabeth Rutz my height. Bill Kolodey, will to Ronald Centers my ability to cheat in Engllsh class without being caught. Mary Lou Campbell, will to Sylvia Valek my height and darkness. Honey Klein, will to Bill Long my abillty to get along with the girls. Honey Klein, will to Pat Schwark my horse sense . Dale Riedel, will to Carol Jones my bashful manner. Dale Riedel, will to Beverly Drahas, my slim walstllne. Nancy Woodman, will to Joanne Offenberg my ability to teach an old dog new tricks. Carol McRae, will to Theodora Bak, my Gal ablllty to turn cartwheels. Carol McRae, will to Nancy Knappage my loud speaking volce. Bill Ball, will to Carol Gall my ability to tntermlsslon . Rex Asten, will to George Lemel my ablllty to cut classes. Rex Asten, will to Lois Peterson my abtllty to study in study hall. Bill Kolodey, will to Wes Schalaman my ablllty to work Cfastl. Nadine Llngruen, will to Frannle Doyle my love for jltterbugglng. Ruth Yorkavltz, will to Don Harder my ability to sit next to a certain senior girl and get away with lt. Blll Ruta, will to Martin Mllkovttch a roll of film. Bob Smetana, wlll to Bob Deuble my ablllty to cheat. Allen Guenther, wlll my ablllty to play basketball to Jack Becker. Shirley Canant, will to Norma Dlll my ablllty to say the right thing at the wrong time. Shirley Cammt, will to June Bahan, a bottle of peroxide to tone down her hair. Ella Kelllng, will to Ellzabeth Ferrito my ability to run for the bus ln the morning. Mary Lou Campbell, will to Donna Funk the ability to get lnto trouble. Bob Wendt, will to Roger Bonsey my love for Mrs. Bllckle.. Blll Rutz will to Melvin Hoffer my one and only will. Don Floreske, will Dayle Henderson my ability to operate a car without buying gas for lt. Don Floreske, will to Jeannett Pugh my Yankee way of speaking. Betty Moyer, will to Ozzie Erman my ability to get along in English class, without knowing anything. Betty Moyer , will to Pat Phllllps my skirts that button down the front. f Chuck Nagy, will to Walter Brooks my ablllty to make conversation when on a double date. Carol Agnew, will to Beatrice Wheeler a pair shoes to rush around ln her Senior year. Bob Uhle, will to Howard Hartman, my ability to stay home and study seven nights a week. Lee Usher, will to Eugene Taylor my ability to cover much space with little effort. Anthony Alterlci will to Adam Hessert my notorious hair-do. Paul Floreske, will to Leland Glllllan my qulet mazmer. Bob Uhle, will to Alice Horvath my dramatic talent to use as she 'so desires. Ella Kelllng, will to Catherine Polcar my job as chairman of the class bakesales. Joan Kaskey, will to Rosemarie Jocke, my ability to keep her brother out of mischief. Bud Burchard, wlll to Mark Barnhill my flaming black hair. Bud Burchard, will to Dick Wiley, my dramatic ability. Lastly, we hereby appolnt Miss Harding, executor of this, our last Will and Testa- ment. In witness whereof, we have hereunto ubscrlbed our names, the second day of June, ln the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty. The Seniors 7? t . P A 46 L... N f x W n.. n h . 5 . .ij J. Carol Agnew Anthony Alterici Rex Asten Betty Brazie Bud Burchard Mary Lou Campbell Shirley Canant .Tune DeVore Don Floreske Paul Floreske Allan Guenther Bill Hall Carol Jones Joan Kaskey Ella Kelling Ethelyn Klein Bill Kolodey Nadine Lingruen Carol McRae Betty Moyer Charles Nagy Anita Pretko Dale Riedel Bill Rutz Ann Schmied Jean Schrieber Bob Smetana Bill Thompson Bob Uhle Lee Usher Bob Wendt Nancy Woodman John Wray Ruth Yorkavitz an y magzne dating a senior? with his hair combed? paying attention in class? with red hair? staying up until 10 30? being six feet tall? having a clean face? mouthing off ? talking softly? being conceited? hearing his alarm in the morning? driving a car? talking back to a teacher? without Ralph? without her sister? being fickle ? sitting on the bench? not going roller skating? working at Barnum's? walking ? not liking girls? with a butch haircut? sharing his seat on the bus with someone else? not dancing? working at Fenderbosch's? being a blonde? doing homework? speaking in a squeaky voice? not smiling? being 4' 11 ? staying in school for a whole day? liking Scotts lstore, that 1s'J? chasing a girl? having short hair? . T i file , gtz, ,I ou q 1 J l pg , L q 5' ' .-1,-in 7 i!'.kL. Z XLQ'-7 fr ' 4 C , M 4 I-- 75 ip! 2 - , ,-M Q! H. 1, I -ll A ,. F 'Z 7, I ow 'MA ecognize Carol Agnew Anthony Alterici Rex Asten Betty Brazie Charles Burchard Mary Lou Campbell Shirley Canant June DeVore Don Floreske Paul Floreske Allan Guenther Bill Hall Carol J ones Joan Kaskey Ella Kelling Honey Klein Bill Kolodey Nadine Lingruen Carol McRae Betty Moyer Chuck Nagy Anita Pretko Dale Reidel Bill Rutz Ann Schmied Jean Schrieber Bob Smetana Bill Thompson Bob Uhle Lee Usher Bob Wendt Nancy Woodman John Wray Ruth Yorkavitz Her smile His hairdo His long eye lashes Blond bangs His corney jokes Her love for college students Muddled mindedness Her shyness His bellowing voice His schoolgirl complexion His walk His wild ideas Her cheerfulness Her quietness Always smiling Her quiet manner Those broad shoulders Those red glasses Her big brown eyes Her good grooming His dimples Her long hair His jokes Dancing ability Her two-tone eyes Always in a hurry His freckles and pug no His muscles His willingness to work His forwardness His glibness Her money bags His boldness Her love for skating S8 unior pfag Cjafffefafe H Tattletale, a comedy in three acts, was presentedFebruary 5, 1949. The cast was as follows: ' ,Patty ......... Mrs . Blaine ......... Mr . Blaine .... Isabel ..... Artie .... Ida 'May ....... Tod ......... Paul Cummings Mr. Nixon .... Mrs. Nixon . . Miss Wiggam . . . . Walt Kennedy . . Louella ....... Monica ..... Barney ....... Students ..... Mr. Whittaker. Mr. Bixley .... .......thetattleta1e . . .her mother . . . ....herfather . . . . .her older sister . . . .her younger brother . . . . her girl friend . .... '..PatWard her boy friend . . . . . . . . . .a young editor . . . . the high school principal ............hiswife .......ateacher....... .. . . . a detective. . . . . . . high school friends . . . . . . . . . . . .from the high school president of the board .... . . . . . .. a business man. . . Hetty Heaton .... ........ o f the radio .... . Carol Mc Rae . Shirley Canant . . . . Jim Moses . . . . . . . Jean Schreiber . . . . Dale Riedel . Bud Burchard .......BillHall . . Don Floreske Nancy Woodman . . Ann Schmied .Allan Guenther . . . .Carol Jones . . . Honey Klien . . . Bill Kolodey class members . . . .Chuck Nagy ......Bob Uhle . . . Anita Pretko Quiz .......... ........... a reporter ....... Mary Lou Campbell Tod borrowed a typewriter so Patty could finish her novel that was to be published in the daily newspaper. Because of a not so merry mix-up, Patty's diary was submitted and published instead of her novel. For a while everything went wrong - the principal discovered the type- writer was missing, the town was in a dither, and just everything! However, all ended well and the needed improvements in the towniwere acquired. gr x Q K v as Q K - g sei . X C - , , M N tg. . ' - S enior 196. 9 6c 0 M I'6lZg v We presented Who Wouldn't Be Crazy on April 14, 1950. The action took place in the Good Samaritan Sanitarium near New York City. Bob Speedy Uhle takes refuge from the police in the Sanitarium, where he is confronted by jewel thieves, Ulooneyticks, and a kidnapping. The play is tOPPed off by two delightful romances. InmateNo.l... .. Inmate No. 2 .... The Cast Pluribus . . .... . . . general utility at the Sanitarium. . . . Pendie ........ .... M iss Meredith's colored maid . . . . . Miss Lavelle .... . . .Head nurse at the Sanitarium. . . . . . Mr. Higgins.......... Superintendent. .... . . . . . . . . .. Jean Schreiber COOIOIIOOOOOOIOC tioll Olol B . . . . . Bill Hall . . . Honey Klein . . . Carol Jones . Don Floreske Mrs. Marshall. . ..... of the Board of Directors .... . . . Ann Schmied Jack,Alias Speedy . . ..... Lois Meredith .... . . . . . . . Reggie Mortimer. . . . . Beatrice ...... . . . Marjorie. . ...... Janet. ............ . ........ us0vH1-Ssonoooacnconl U O IA I U I I .....BobUh1e . Shirly Canant . . . .An admirer of Lois. . . . . . . . . . . . Dale Riedel Friend of Lois .... . . . . . . Friend of Lois. . . . . ..... Ella Kelling Friend of Lois ..... . Nancy Woodman . . .Anita Pretko Evelyn Winslow. . ..... A wealthy patient. . . . . . . . Carol McRae Harcumoiled McCafferty ...... a Policeman ...... .... B ud Burchard Edward Gordon ........... Evelyn's fiance .... ...... R ex Asten Y FOR! John P. Schneider Photo Accessories Sport Goods n u .Cameras - . Druggist Photo Finishing .... Model Supplies Amefleen Flyer 'Frame 32 Front Street Berea, ohio GORMAN'S phone: 44 Front Street Berea, Ohio Berea 6353 I For Smart C10theS ART7S It MENPS ar . SHQp and Suits - Topcoats - Overcoats The Latest Styles Apparel For: A 5 4 Front Street Berea: Berea, Ohio Telephone Compliments of NEUBRAND'S SHOES JOHNNY'S Established in 1859 R 6 Siaufani Shoes for all the Family 10 Bridge Street 21 Front Street Berea, Ohio Berea, Ohio e - Open till 10:O0 P.M. Air Conditioned FENDERBOSCHT' For Chartered Busses FOOD can F MARKET THE BEREA BUS LINE co. 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