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

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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

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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 .

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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.