Parma High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Parma, OH)

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FRESHMAN CLASS Doris Wreyford, Janet Guiton, and Minor George represent their class ir the Student Council, with Marie Reynolds, Betty Kastor, and Arline Reynolds as alternates. ' The Freshman Hi-Y is led by Ray Balsom, Bob Houser, Louis King, and Robert Ashmus. Those holding oflice in the Dramaties Club are Cecelia Spencer, Marguerite Reilander, Marinell Kenninger, and Marion Schmidt. 31

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FRESHMAN CLASS Minor George ........ ....,,,........ P resident Doris Wreyford ..,,... ........ V ice President Russell Baird ........ ,.......... S ecretary Betty Kastor ..,,...,...........,,.,.. ...,... T reasurer Mr. George H. Marshall .,....... .,,,... .... , , . .....,,.. Adviser Among those achieving highest scholastic honors are Marion Schmidt Esther Linder, and Hettie Koehler. 30

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CLASS WILL f Continued Hom Page 252 Marion Harmon leaves a copy of Anchors Aweigh to Gerry Bockey. John Ermer, Francis Ott, Joe Poticny and Clifford Franklin leave school, June Helfner does will and bequeath her one-man basketball team to Minnie Mindek. Frarik Eschbacher leaves his dying feet to Ray Lehlbach to evade the throngs of impassioned emales. Bea Hoye leaves her ability to make the eternal triangle to Anita Dreyer, Toots Seigmyer and Millie Jones do will and bequeath their interest in a hamburger dispensary to Joe Jan. Hazel Kincaid and Ruth Whitmer leave their quiet evenings at home QU to June Trapnell. Bob Fitzgerald, alias Man-Mountain Dean, does will and bequeath his trophy to Christian Singer. Bill Fritz leaves his reducing records to Violet Hinz. Ralph Fuchs wills his grey-matter to Tommy Bryant. Howie Geiss does will and bequeath his bass horn to anyone with a truck to carry it in. Ches Goellner leaves his collection of cheap ties to Bob Savarda. Marie Kloepfer wills her unending lines of boy friends to Beatrice Hanson. Helen Kozminski leaves her advice on puppy love to Louise Steffen. Donald Graf leaves his way with the wimmin to Thornton Avery. Inez Smith leaves her autobiography of love affairs to anyone craving a thrill. Bill Guth does will and bequeath his Charles Atlas to Emil Karas. Jane and Clayton Reinhardt leave an unused bottle of peroxide to Betty Bateman. Kurg,IHaas, supreme in the ranks of women-haters, does will his poise and beauty to Bob auser. Mary Jane Kroehle leaves her first-aid kit to Myron Pesek. Florence Wisner and Jo Kshywonis leave their alarm clock builds to Vera Theis. Russell Hauth leaves his cradle-snatching ability to Bob Hanson, Betty Jane Kutler does will and bequeath her curly tresses to Jane Sturtevant. Dot Menger, Tillie Szabo and Sophia Maley do will and bequeath their supernatural power of graduating without attending school to Morton Dupler. Pat McCabe and Bernice Naegle leave their ability to murder time in study hall to Henry Steffen. Tommy Hill does will and bequeath his dusty intelligence to Dick Wells. Joy Ord leaves her option on a black and red jacket to Shirley Shelar. Elmer Holtz wills his silent Booster Club membership to Mike Giesz. Arlynn Schmidt leaves a photoszraphefs studio equipped with an easy chair to Bruce Rose. Frank Janzso does will and bequeath his exclusive right to grow side burns to Dick Haas. Lois Schneider leaves her file of excused and unexcused excuses to Arlene Stoessner. Edwin Kissig does will and bequeath his weakness for the weaker sex to Vernon Slaby. Ruth Showerth does will and bequeath her ability to keep her mouth shut fthat remarkable quality of womenj to Betty Lou Miller. Ed Kovar leaves his knowledge on How to Get a Girl in One Evening to Bill Avis. Jane Schumacher wills her false modesty to Agnes Salamon. Ted Kozminski leaves an unused lunch pass to anyone who is too much in love to eat. Wally Maskow, Chuck Kvarda, and Phil Samotus do will and bequeath their perfect attendance records 1'?j to anyone who insists upon sleeping mornings. Grace Smith leaves a microscopic eye to investigate eatables. Mary Stejeran leaves a passport to Roumania to anyone who cannot pass civics. Nick Marion leaves his two-wheeled means-to-an-end to Frank Buergler. Mike Schigulinsky leaves his ability to complete his homework assignment first, for the benefit of his fellow students. Harry Schliek does will and bequeath a frozen ear to anyone who can't take it either. Helen Tunder wills a Ford V-8 to some lucky Junior. fShe can get them wholesale.j Frank Spontelli does will and bequeath his winning smile to Harry Dixon. Al Schmidt leaves his dish towel routine to anyone with a domestic complex. Nick Seichko leaves his hard boiled manner to Ted Ferris. Ruth Uhler does will and bequeath her futile attempts at sophistication to Ann Burko. Frank Tamasy does will and bequeath his unlimited supply of bargain counter rings to Albert Wells. Jo Visconsi wills her naturally black hair to all bleached blonds. Richard Vura leaves-his superiority complex to Jimmy Decker. Margaret Weinhart leaves her renowned and never-ending collection of secrets to LaVerne Goering. George Steffen does will and bequeath his dilapidated stilts to Willy Mural. Eugene Wells does will and bequeath his little black book used to jot down such trivial things as names and addresses to Ed Koch. Mike Uhryn leaves his poker face to Milton Pollock. Martin Wladyka does will and bequeath his profession as a printer to Walter Faubel. Bill Zenk wills his title, Public Pest No. IA. to Bud Tettleback. Skip Schultz does will and bequeath his taste for shirts to Bob Reynolds. Henry Millie does will and bequeath his winning bank night ticket to anyone who doesn't mind standing in line. Norm Owen does will and bequeath his appreciation for Silly Symphony Cartoons to Bob Starr. George Parker wills his shorn locks to Pat Hoffman. Kenny Plagman does will a couple of moth eaten jokes which got his laughs to Lucille Herman. 32