Parma High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Parma, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1945 volume:

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We leave The school wiTh heavy hearT No loeTTer will we Tind, For This is where we goT our sTarT From Teauchers-friends so kind. 3 Helen Ward , SPECTRUM STAFF Top-Helen Ward. Edilor. Middle--Charles l-lehmeyer, Business Manager: Dan Gall, Phofographery Rudy Worsech, Publiclfy Manager. Bo'Hom--Kalhy Bern- hardi, Circulafion: Bob Leclcrone, Adverfising Manager: Don Franklin, Sporls Edilorg Jolan Pavlilc, Circulalion. Foreword We, fhe Speclrum Slafl, have endeavored To preserve wifhin 'rhese pages all The ioys of our sfudenl days here af Parma Schaaf. Alfhough I+ has been hard worlc 'lo edif lhis boolc, if has been lun, and if in fufure years Hs pages bring lo your mind forgollen memories and friendships, we shall feel jus+ly rewarded for our efforls. 4 .A .XM-4' a . 'i:7'f'+v-:f, u'x - - , ,. ,X ?'7 .W ' 2iff:eY f'X L My .W . Apr! 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I Miss Thelma M. Deacon. Mr. William B. Pilblf - Superinlendenf , Dean of Girls Assislanf Principal. Dean of Boy ntnl Q A .1 Q X- J gjanf I, X , -,.l G1 l - 4 97 X ww f- l 7 ,f 34 49' is FACULTY . DOMESTIC SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Miss Elizabelli Wilder, B.S., M.S.: Miss Wilma Geiss, B.S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT . Mr. Roberl Forsblom, Mr. Alberl Horion, A.B.g Mr. J. H. Derrick, A.B., B.S., M.A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss Nola Barnlwardi, A.B.: Mrs. Genevieve Crifz, A. B.: Miss Anna M. Pelers, A.B. Miss Esfher Wolfe. A.B.g Miss Marguerile Keppler, A.B.: Mr. O. B. Bogart B.S., M.A. Mr. Homer Haines, N.S., M.A. NATURAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Carrie Olson, A.B., M.A.: Mr. Forresl Knepper, A.B.g Miss Margarel' Braun, B.S. Mr. Nalale Maniaci, A.B. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. Frank W. McGuire, A.B., MA.: Miss Lula Flory, A.B.g Mr. Samuel Hinderlong, B.S ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Ediih Forsylhe, A.B., M.A.: Miss Olive Miller, A.B.: Miss Angela lmburgia, A.B. Miss Helen Campbell, A.B., M.A.y lslandingl Miss Mary Faye Bro+hers,A. B.: Mrs. Annelie P. Criclcard, A.B., M.A. FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LIBRARY' DEPARTMENT Miss Olga Hofmann, B.S., MA.: Miss Maxine M. LaPor+e, A.B.. B.L.S.: Miss Thelma Deacon. A.B., M.A. MUSIC DEPARTMENT U Mr. Richard Davis, B.M.E.g Miss Lucile Hill, B.M., B.S. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Miss Della Fern Smilh, A.B., B.S., MA.: Miss Florence Uhinclc, A.B.: Mr. Roberi Knorr, A. B.: lnol picruredl Mr. Wade Slorler, B.S. in Ed. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Kennellm P. Weber, A.B.g Miss Rullw Fell, B.S. 8 im... SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Firs+ row--Marge Cummings, Secrefaryg Bob Gunrer, Treasurer. Second row-Willard Russeli. President Joe Kremchek, Vice Presidenf I0 . 3 X SP 'L gg r K A. MARGARET JOSEPHINE ANTAL- Marge - We can do more good by being good than in any other way. Friend- ship, 2, 4, Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant, 4. NELSON EDWARD ABRAHAMSEN- Abe - lf a principle is good tor anything, it is worth living up to. Band, l, 2, Basketball, 3, 4. ELAINE S. AVERY- Boots -- Beauty is never so lovely as when adorned with a smile, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4, Movie Crew, 3, 4, Ass't. House Manager, 4, Honor Society, 4. JUANITA V. BAIRD- A solt answer lu'neth away wrath. West Tech, 2, 3, Office Assistant, 4. RAYMOND BARNO- Ray - Think of the ills from which you are exempt. Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, 4, Class Vice Pres., I, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Boosters, 4, Victory Corps, 2. VELMA JEAN BARGER- Barge - What is becoming is honest. Archery Club, 2, 3, Nature Club, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 3, Glee Club, I, 2, Victory Corps, 2, Dramatics, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Spot, 3, 4, Junior Play, Council on World AHairs, 4, Spectrum, 4. RAYMOND BONHAM- Ray - Welltinted silence hath more eloquence than speech. BETTY JANE BEHREND- School spirit is the virtue ol a Queen. Victory Corps, 2, Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader, 4, Dramatics, 2, 3, German Club, 2, 3, Girls' Leaders, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Treasurer, 4. RICHARD EDWIN BROWN- Dick - Ah, why should life all labor be? Bowling, 4. BETTY MAY BEJCEK- Bet - lt is a wom:in's will to say what she thinks. Friendship, 2, 3, Bowling, I, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Dramatics, I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Nature Club, 2, 3, 4, Archery Club, 2, 3, 43 Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps, 2, Council on World Affairs, 4. MELVIN A. BURKEY- King ot Sports. Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, Class Vice President, 3, Leaders, 3, Boosters, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4. IRENE BEKESY- Becky - Hair is the most delicate and lasting ot our materials. Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, 3, 4, Friendship, 4, Victory Corps, 2, Council on World At- fairs, 4. IRMA ANN BERNAUER- lrm - Health is the greatest ol all possessions, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, Training Choir, I, German Club, 3, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Movie Crew, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps, 2, Council on World Affairs, 4. STUART SHERMAN CARLTON- Stu - Invention is the talent ot youth, Movie Crew, 2, 3, 4, Manager, 4, Senior Patrol, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 4, Senior Play, Hi-Spot, 4, Assistant Feature Editor, 4, Spectrum, 4. KATHERINE LOUISE BERNHARDI- Kathy - Earth's noblest thing-a woman perfected. Girls' Leaders, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 4, Student Council, I, Honor Society, 2 ,3, 4, Dra- matics, I, 3, Treasurer, l, Secretary, 3, Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps, 2, Spectrum, 4, Circulation Manager. THOMAS CONKLI 'Tom - Oh why dill I awake? When shall I sleep again. ' RUTH DORIS BITZER- Ruthie - There is humor in life itsef German Club 2 3 4 Friendship 4. JOSEPH R CUSICK Joe Approved valor is made precious by natural courtesy ming Choir, l, Hi-Y, 3, 3' . :Q - 1 iv . - ' K V . . . . . A ' ' -ii ..-hi. 1 is ' K TH' ' at .Tres-.4 V , ' 4, Secretary, 4, Football, 3, 4, Boosters, 4. K? 14 0 xg' I AUDREY ANNE BLASE- Aud - Hamwllwss IS A nalural Ilower ol dufyf' Friendship, 2, 3, 4, German Club, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Dramalics, I, 2, 3, Office Assislanl, 4, Viclory Corps, 2, Girls' Glue, I, Training Choir, I. ROBERT HOOVER DAVIS- Davey - A qr-nllf-r-'un rnnlvs no noise. Archery Club, 2, 3, Viclory Corps, 2, Council on World Affairs, 4. MELVA JANE BLUM- Janey - Whore ioy Iorvvvr dwells Training Choir, I, A Cappella Choir, 2, 4, Concerl Band, I, 2, Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Archary Club, 2, Secrefary, 2, Bowl- ing, 4, Viclory Corps, 2, Speclrurn, 4. ELLEN JEAN BUBNA- E. J. - A Chovrlul lace is ncnrly ns good ns hmlthlnl wenlhvrf' Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics, 3, 4, President, 4, Hall Guard Capla'n, 4, Victory Corps, 2, Bowling, 3, Friendship, 4, Archery, 3, 4. KENNETH ALLAN DELLEFIELD- Dulph -Hlhinqs done well, :md wilh Caro, exvmpl llv'r seIvvs Irmrr Ivor Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Dramafics, 2, 3, 4, Thespians, 4, Junior Play, Honor Sociely, 4. LAURA BURESTI-- SI10rYy -Milli' qf3vrOruuS warmlh lhal prornpls In mil, moods. Viclory Corps, 2, Bowling, 4, Friendship, 4. RICHARD EDMUND DOERGER- Dick - The expression ol lrulh is siv:'plicily. Bowling, 2, 4, Archery Club, 2, Senior Play. BARBARA JEAN BURNHAM- Babs - Soil hair on which Iiqhl drops n iIindern. Secrelary of Class, I, Girls' Glen, I, Victory Corps, 2, Spanish Club, 2, 3. BERNARD FRANCIS DOMANN- Bern - I do love lo nova and olxsf-ryr-. Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4. MARY JANE BURTON- My nfl I would mol lor A kingdom sell. Friendship, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Hall Guard Cap- lain, 4. JEROME NORMAN DOMANN-'Wrnylhing for a quiel Irie. Bowling, l, 2, 3, 4. BETTY ANN BUTTS- Bells - Be lhou ol qood the-er. Friendship, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Vice Prasidonl, 4, Na- lure Club, 2, Viclory Corps, 2. ELEANOR SARA CARLSON- Sally -''Aller the vvrla 'To low , 'iw lwllr' is lhe mnsl beaolrlul verb in Ihr world, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Pages, I, 2, Honor Socialy, 2, 3, 4, Friand- ship, 4, Soc and Buskin, 4, Bowling, I, 2, 4, Sacrolary, 4, Nature Club, 2, 3, 4, Hi'Spof, 4, Specrrum, 4. ROBERT E. EBERSOLE-- Curly - Ah, lhis learning, whal A lhinq il isI Canlon, Ohio, I, 2, Junior Play, Bowling, 3, 4. DOLORES LUCILLE CHARLINS- Del - Inve-sl in .1 srnila, if pays Inq clivirlwndsf Rhodes, I, 2, Bowling, 3, 4, Band, 4, Friendship, 4. ma. JOHN DUDAR- John D. - He is well paid who is well salislierlf' Traclr, 3, 4. ' JEANETTE ANN ClUREJA- Jen - Kindness is n virlue 6,9-'A ilscllf' Girls' Glue, I, 2, Home Economics, 3, Commsr- NICHOLAS DUDAR- Nick - llnslvri Slowly, Baslzelball, , 4, Track, 3, 4, Senior Pafrol, 3, 4, Viclory Corps, Z. . I ,ftgauejli-A v will can Cl b 4- vicrar car 2 gg: ig? - .3 ' U' ' Y ps' ' f- r.' A irs 1 W .r ffl? 'W i 3 I2 ESTHER LOU CONSTANDSE- Essie -''Her sfcp is music and her voice a song. Training Choir, 2, Choir, 3, 4, Vic- Iory Corps, 2, Friendship, 3, 4, Ring Group, 4, Junior Play, Thespians, 3, 4, Soc and Buskin, 4, Presidenf, 4, Dramafics, I, 2, 3, Band, I, 2, 3, Bowling, 4. GEORGE JAMES EMLEY- George - A Conlcnled mind is lhc greafesf blessing a man can enioyf' Bowling, 4. GERRY LOU DAVIS- Red - The Truly generous is the fruly wise. Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Orchesfra, 3, 4, Presidenf, 4, Girls' Board, 2, 3, Friendship, 4, Council on World Affairs, 4, Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Speclrum, 4, Rlng Group, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2, Nafure Club, 2. MARGARET CUMMINGS- Marge - Shes all that lancy painfed her, she's lovely, she's divine. Training Choir, I, Glee Club, I, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Secrefary, 4, Assisfanf Direcfor of Service, -I, Secrefary of Class, 3, 4, Dramafics, I, 2, 3, Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2. WALLACE DALE ENGLISH- Wally -''Eloqlmncn shows 'he power anal possibilily ol man. Class Presidenf, 2, 3, Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Boosfers, 4, Vice President, 4, Sludenf Council, 2, Foofball, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Director of Safely, 4, Junior Play, Vicfory Corps, 2, Thespians, 3, 4, Senior Patrol, I, 2, Speclrum, 4, Varsify P, 2, Soc and Buskin, 4. LOIS ADELE DAWSON- Lo -- Happiness rarely is absenllu Bowling, I, 2, 4, Friendship, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2. JOHN GEORGE ERMINE- Johnny - As he lhinkelh in his heart, so is he. Bowling, 3, Vicfory Corps, 2. MARGARET ANN DECKER- Marge - To speak her lhouqhls is every wonmn's riqhff' Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl, 2, Friendship, 3, 4, Ring Group, 4, Tennis Club, I, Dramafics, I, 2, 3, Presidenf, 3, Council on World Affairs, 4. DONALD J. ESCHBACHER- EsCh - I find fha? nonsense is refreshing. Boys' Glee Club, l, 2, Vice Presidenf, 2, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Track, 3, 4, Nature Club, 2, Soc and Buskin, 4, Treasurer, 4, Thespian, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2. ROSEANNE DIGLIS-''ROSle - Al1ibllim1 knows V107 resl OV failure. Nafure Club, 2, 3, 4, Presidenf, 3, 4, Archery Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Vice Presidenr, 4, Friendship, 3, 4, Honor Sociefy, 2, 3, 4, Presidenr, 4, Dramafics, 2, 3, Movie Crew, 4, Hall Guard Caplain, 4, Hi-Spof, 2, 3, 4, Adverfising Manager, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2. JACK B. ESPERSEN- John - Lile is a ies? and all Ihings show il, Stage Crew, 2, 3, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4. ELAINE RITA DLUZEN- E - She was so generally civil fha? nobody lhanked her lor ll. Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Pro- gram Chairman, 3, Bowling, I, 2, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Assis- lanl Secrefary, 2, Girls' Glee, I, Secrelary, I, Ring Group, 3, Dramafics, I, 2, 3, Vice Presidenl, 2, Hi-Spol, I, 2, 3, 4, Circulation Manager, 4. DOROTHY ELEWSKI- DoHie - Her mi-:rits are rnany, her laulls are low, if any. Bowling, 3, 4, Pages Club, l, 2, Sec- retary, 2, Friendship, 4, Home Economics, I. RICHARD RUSSEL FENLEY- Finney - Be slow ol tongue and quick ol eye. Track, 2, 3, Bowilng, I, Z, 3, Junior Play. EMILY JANE ELLIOT- Beaver - A groal amounl done up in a small package. Pages, I, Friendship, Z, 4, Bowling, I, 2, 3, Dramalics, I, 2, Viclory Corps, 2, Home Economics, 2. GEORGE FERENC- When wornls are scarce, fhey are sel- dom sponf in vain. DOROTHY YOLANDA EVANS- Dol -' Why ain'l fhey all confenled like ine? Wesl' Tech, 2, German Club, 4. FRANKLIN JOHN FEUERSTEIN- Frank - Endurance is patience-concenlralion. Senior Pafrol, 3, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2. 'ue .K VIRGINIA HELEN FOERSTER- Ginny -'B-N ol goal use lo olhorsf' Bowling, 3, 4, Glee Club, I, 2, Choir, 4. ANDREW ROBERT FIELD- Bob -'Y-'I ms g1lii.I.v wwf much polcncvf' Senior Play, Traclr, 4, Soc and Buskin, 4, Specfrum, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2, Wesl Tech, I, 3. PATRICIA BEVERLY GARDNER- Pal - L1 ll will-v is lm- be-wiv ffl flu' MINI. Bowling, l, 3, 4, Viclory Corps, 2. DOROTHY JoANN GRANT- Queenie -'E -I-' I l',,v',of is Iho hr-.sllh ffl Ihr- soul. Norfh Royalfon High, I, Nalurl Club, 2, Bowling, 3, 4, Viclory Corps, 2, Commercial Club, 4, Friendship, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders, 3, 4, Presidenf, 4. GORDON W. FISCHER- Fish -'A 'uv is -1 ruin mill maslwr ol his flaw. Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4: Vicfcry Corps, 2. PHYLLIS ARLENE GRAY- Phil - T -' 'uw wa. ni rvnilw ourselves happy is Io lrvv v1..?. .VI Iwi v- if VIP-1sum Friendship, 2, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Commercial Club, 4, Council on World Affairs, 4, Office Assisfanf, 4. JOHN CORTLAND FLETCHER- I I rs NIP-P wllh my mlurnliou ' ESTHER RUTH GRIMM- Babe - iw in-sr iw- A -'I fr-wiv 41005 Imrrrrf' LLOYD CLAYTON FOX-'I 'i,v l lwifwi- 'hw lim' I bmw :mr Ihv rnlmrlvr I wwf Baslnefball, I, 2, 3, 4, Sfudehi Council, I, 4, Leaders Club, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 2, Boosfers Club, 4, Dramafics, 2. FAY A. HANGE- A IIIL' W IWW Cl. Friendship, 2, 4, Bowling, 2, Commercial Club, 4, Band, l, 2, Tenafly, New Jersey, 3. DONALD BENJAMIN FRANKLIN- Ben - I liv-ss I-I plnnv- offwrs, mill s-nf In lilr-.uso v'wso ' Leaders Club, 2, 3, Track, 3, 4, Hi-Spof, 2, 3, 4, Alumni Edilor, 3, News Edifor, 4, Specfrum, 4, Sporfs Edifor, Bowling, 4, Presidenf, Fool- ball, 3, Baseball, 2. MARGIE LOU HANNA-'Vw Iwi 1- is Vw I -,wr ll I,-ruin Training Choir, I, Presidenf, I, A Cappella Choir, 2, Dra- malics, I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians, 4, Girls' Glee, 4, Friendship, 4, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4. MARIAN MAY HARRIGER- Kfvwifwqo ri P ' lu' sailor from us. Valediclorian. BERNARD HUGO FRITSCHE, JR.- Bernie -' A qvol Inu- is lhe besl lcllvr ol 'e'cQ iv'wf v'1.1lio Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, 4, Hall Guard Capfain, 4. CATHERINE MARIE HElM- Kay - NNN'-q mmf lhmn real goodness. Home Economics Club, 4. CLAYTON JOSEPH GABLE- Muscles -'MW w 'r- rvuilie lo Iislen as wf-ll as Inlrf ANN MARIE HEIN-Ilgwv-FIPS' clfwsnrf- is iw ir'-gqflinq il Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 4. DANIEL MARTIN GALI.- Rabbif - NM Wm? I like Sfudy ing less, but that I low- lim wwf-. Hi-Spof Pholographor, 4, Speclrum Phofographer, 4. Dw- ELEANOR THERESA HEPPLER- Blondie -''Peace is always be-aulilul. Friendship, 3, 43 Honor Sociefy, 3, 43 Nafure Club, 43 Commercial Club, 43 Bowling, 3, 43 Office Assis- lanl, 43 Ring Group, 4. DONALD KARL GUITON- Beware when lhe grcal God lels loose upon lnis planet a thinker. Sludenf Council, I3 Boys' Glee, I3 Nalure Club, 2. ANNE HNATIAK-- Annie - Nalure made her as she should--nol loo bad, not loo good. Viclory Corps, Z3 Commercial Club, 4. MARY ELLEN HNIZDIL- M.E.A. - Youlli calls lor pleas ure. Viclory Corps, Z. ROBERT F. GUNTER- Chub -'islronq reasons make slronq actions. Baskelball, I3 Baseball, 2, 43 Bowlinq, 43 Hi-Y, 3, 4, President, 43 Leaders Club, 33 Direclor of Rec- realion, 43 Sfudanl Council, 43 Treasurer of Class, 43 Hall Guard Caplain, 4. GERALUINE ROSE HODAN- Gerry - Nothing so lruly becomes feminine beauly as sirnplicily, Girls' Glee Club, I, 23 Bowling, I, 23 Friendship, 43 Home Economics Club, 4. MAURICE STANLEY HANDEL- Morris - Did nolhing in pnrlicular and did il well. Hi-Y, 2, 3, 43 Booslers, 4, Treasurer, 43 Sludenl Council, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl, 43 Baslxel- ball, I, 2, 3, 43 Vicfory Corps, 2. MARGARET ANN HOLLAND-''Margie - Trulia is simple, requiring neilner sludy nor earl. Friendship, 3, 43 Girls' Glee, I3 A Cappella Choir, 43 Bowling, I, 2, 3, 43 Viclory Corps, 2. CHARLES RICHARD HEHMEYER- Chuck - The wisesl man is gf-nrrnlly he who lhinlis hirnsell lim leasl So. Honor Sociely, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play3 Soc and Buskin, 43 Thespian, 43 Speclrurn, Business Manager, 4. GENEVA ANN HOPP- Ginnie - Happy ani I- From care I am lrve-fWhy aren'l lhey all merry like me? Girls' Glee, I3 A Cappella Choir, 3, 4. JOHN HOLODNAK- Mills - l Speak in a rnonslmus lillle voice. JACOUELYN JOYCE JOHNSON-- Jackie - A lovely counlenance is lhe lairesl ol all sighlsf' Tennis Club, I3 Dramalics, I, 2, 43 Soc and Buxkin, 43 Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 33 Girls' Leaders, 2, 3, 4, Secerfary, 43 Senior Play3 Thespian, 43 A Cappella Choir, 2, 3, 43 Training Choir, I3 Council on World Affairs, 43 Friendship, 3, 43 Rinq Group, 3. KATHRYN ELIZABETH KAISER- Kay - l'lI be conlenled lo walcnf' WILLIAM FREDERICK HUY- Bill - Palience and lime conquer all Il1ingS.i' IRENE KAROLY- I -- Words sweelly placed and rnodeslly direcledf' Friendship, 2, 33 Spanish Club, 2, 3, Secrelary, Z, Presidenl, 33 Bowling, 4. ARTHUR FRED KIRSTEIN- Ari - A nice unparlicular man. BEATRICE JANE KOLASKY- Bea -- Merit is belief lhan lame. Norlh Royallon School, I, 2, 3. WILLIAM ARTHUR KOHL- Bill - Men, like bullels, qo farfliesl when lhey are snioolnesff' Soc and Buskin, 43 Senior Play3 Hall Guard Caplain, 43 Hall Courl Judge, 43 Spec- Irum, 43 Thespian, 4. DERRALEE GRETCHEN KOOB- Dee - She is hanpiesl serving olhersf' Home Economics Club, 2, Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee, I, 2, Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Choir, 4, Vic- tory Corps, 2. JOHN RICHARD KOHLER- DicIi - None bul himself can be his parallel. Band, I, 2 ,3, 4, Vice Presidenf, 4, Choir, 3, Baseball, 2, Junior Play, Soc and Buskin, 4, Baskefball, 3, Foolball, 2. MARGARET PHYLISS KOPP- Cop - Lol us be ol good cheer. JEANNETTE WANDA KOZMINSKI-- Je - Silence is lhe most perfecl herald ol lov. Pages Club, I, 2, Bowling, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE A. KONSTANZER- Good ser-se ar-fl good uafure are never senamle-d. German Club, 2, 3, Archery Club, 3, 4. EVELYN E. KURTZ- Evie - A good hr-arf is worth gold. SI. Joseph Academy, I, Office Assislanl, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Home Economics Club, 4, Friendship Club, 4. WILLIAM HARVEY KOPTIS- Pele - A pal lo many, a friend fo all. Foofball, I, 2, 3, 4, Capfain, 4, Baskelball, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Sludenl Council, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary, 3, Band, l, 2, 3, Direclor of Alhlefics, 4, Choir, 3, 4, Booslers, 4, President, 4, Specfrum, 4, Cheerleaders, I, 2, Senior Pafrol, I, Viclory Corps, 2, Hi-Spof, 4, Assislanf Sporis Edilor. DORIS JANE LAMBERT- Dee-J. -''True happiness consisls alone in doing good. Pages Club, l, Girls' Glee, I, 4, A Cappella Choir, 2, 3, 4, Office Assislanf, 3, Friendship, 3, Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Speclrum, 4. WILLIAM JAMES KRALEY- Will -''TriI'rs Ihr-rnsnlves are eleganl in him. Foosball, 2, 3, 4, Baskefball, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Sfudenl Council, I, Vice PresidenI of Class, 3, Booslers, 4, Leaders, Z, 3, Treasurer, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 3, Band, I, 2, 3, Vicfory Corps, 2. GLORIA CAROL LARSEN- Glo - A woman should be seen and nol heard. Dramalics, I, Bowling, 3, 4, Friend- ship, 4, Viclory Corps, 2. JOSEPH MARTIN KREMCHEK- Jose - The grealesl lrulhs are lhe sirnplesl, so are Ihe groalesf men. Thomas Jef- ferson, I, Honor Society, 4, Wes? Tech, 2, Director of Fi- nance, 4, Foofball, 4, Baosfers, Vice Presidenf, 4, Boys' Leaders, 3, Specfrum, 4. RUTH ELEANOR LECHICH- Lech - Gods rari-sl blessing is, aller all, a good woman. Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4, Ring Group, 2, 3, 4, Chairman, 3, Girls' Board, 4, Secre- Iary, 4, Dramafics Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Movie Crew, 2, Victory Corps, 2, German Club, 2, 3, Band, I, 2, 3, Orcheslra, I, 3, Bowling, I, 2, Junior Play, Thespians, 3, 4, Speclrum, 4. LORNA FAY LEPOLE- Gee-Gee -''Could beauty have beller commerce Ihan with honesIy? Girls' Board, I, Spanish Club, 4, Choir, 3, Girls' Glee, I, 2, Bowling, 4. FRANK JOSEPH LALIK- Franush - Il is beller vo be srnall and shine fhan Io be big and cas? a shadow. RUTH ELEANOR MALLEY- RuIhie - Women ol lew words are the besl women. Friendship, 4, Viclory Corps, 2. ROBERT I.. LECKRONE- Bob - A man wilh a musical touch. Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary, 3, President, 4, Soc and Buskin, 4, Vice Presidenf, 4, Junior Play, Sfudenf Councll, 4, Hi-Spof, 4, Assislanf News Edilor, 4, Speclrum, 4, Adverlis- ing Manager. EVALINE MARIE MANN- Evie - Ellieiency is lhe peak of perleclionf' Glee Club, I, Friendship, 4, Archery Club, 4, Hall Guard Caprain, 4, Soc and Busliin, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Council on World Affairs, 4. HENRY LOEDING- Junior - Over my sludics I do nol foil, for lhey ain'l worlh the midnighr oil. Senior Palrol, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Viclory Corps, 2. - :gi ,JI-' . N .41 .I 0 ' I 30 ' f .Q A ia' cg!-flllg, all 3 Q 'fad f ir I7 MARY MAGDALEN LONERGAN- Mille - The least I can do is try. Our Lady of Lourdes School, lg Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps, 25 Girls' Leaders, 4: Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Ring Group, 3, 4, Band, 25 Council on World Affairs, 4. RICHARD T. LUKES-''Spoolcs - PolIteness costs little and yields much. Cathedral Latin, lg Football, 2, 33 Track, 31 Bowling, 3, 4, Hi-Spot, 3, Spectrum, 4. MARCELLA LONERGAN- Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Our Lady ot Lourdes, lg Nature Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Council of World Affairs, 4: Girls' Leaders, 3, 43 Victory Corps, 2, Ring Group, 3, 4: Friend- ship, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, 2, 3, 45 Spectrum, 4. AUDREY RUTH MANZLER- Curly -''Knowledge is proud that she has learned so much, Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Archery, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 2, 33 Nature Club, 2, Vice President, 2, Salutatorian. JACK LUSK- He has a way of self expression. Baseball, 23 Basketball, lg Football, I. ELEANOR RAY McCONNELL- Mac -- Sincerity is the finest ot all traits. Spanish Club, Z, 3, Natura Club, 2, Secretary, 2, Archery Club, 2, 3, Secretary and Treasurer, 31 Friendship Club, 4, Dramatics, 2, 33 Honor Society, 4. Aofs df A515 riff' WRX' EDWARD LEONARD MAAG-- Lalrulce - The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Student Council, 21 Bowling, 43 Boosters, 4. DORIS JEANNETTE MENZER- Blondie - 'Tis modesty that makes her seem divine. Friendship, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club, 21 Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4. MARION D. MASSIE, JR.- Rad - The devil does not tempt people whom he finds suitably employed. Band, I, 2, 35 Bowling, 2, 4. ELEANOR MEZERA- Mez - Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Dramatics, I, 2, 3, 4: Secretary, 45 Junior Play, Bowling, I, 23 Friendship, 2, 3, 43 Victory Corps, 21 Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 45 Ring Group, 3, Pages, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 25 Honor Society, 4. DONALD JOSEPH McNULTY- Don - Let them call it mis- chief: when it is passed and prospered, it will be virtue. BEATRICE JEAN MILLER- Jeanne - ls she not more than painting can express? Glee Club, I, 25 Choir, 2, 3, 4, Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Ring Group, 3, 4: Girls' Board, 23 Bowling, 3, 43 Victory Corps, 23 Spectrum, 4. DOROTHY ELAINE MILLER- Dottie - lt's nice to be nets Ural when you are naturally nice, Victory Corps, 25 Span- ish Club, 2, 3g Honor Society, 3, 43 Friendship Club, 3: Bowling, 4. EDMORE ARTHUR MENZEL- Mouse - My little spirit sits in a foggy cloud and stays with me. Band, 25 Bowling, 43 Soc and Buskin, 4, Senior Play. ALICE LYDIA MINARIK- A good name is better than riches. Nature Club, 25 Friendship, 43 Ring Group, 4, Council on World Affairs, 4. EDWARD RAY PFAFFEL- Pif'l - The most carefree person in the world. SHIRLEY FAYE NASTER- Naster - Thankfulness is the tune of angels. Pages Club, Ig Friendship, 2, Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 4. O 'S' 6 SHIRLEY ELAINE NESTER- Shirl -'Br'i..'. Iiws wil' Iwi ness Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Publicify Chairman, 3, Presidonf, 4, Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Bowling, 3, Ring Group, 3, 4, Spec- frum, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2, Girls' Board, 2. DONALD JOSEPH NEKL- Slug - I .1w.1,s qi 'hr' lwllv' whrn I argue .ilrnw ' Bowling, I, 2, 4, Soc and Buskin, 4, Senior Play. TILLIE PALFY- Shir wwlis .1 qvlv-ss .x' 1 I is .1 .zum-r ' Rhodes, I, 2, The Principia, 3, Council on World Affairs, 4, German Club, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Thespian, 4, Friendship, 4, Senior Play. JOLAN DeETTE PAVLIK- Johnny - Lwi- www-Ivr'S's, gwrnl miss in her rwrsrn shinf' ' Honor Sociefy, 2, 3, 4, Secre- fary, 4, Nafure Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presidenf, 2, Treasurer, 3, Secrolary, 4, Soc and Buskin, 4, Thespian, 4, Hi-Spot, 3, 4, Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4, Council on World Affairs, 4, Prcsidenf, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Dramafics, I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Vicfory Corps, 2, Miss Schaaf Hi, 4, Specfrum, 4, Circulafion Manager. WILLIAM ARTHUR NlCKELS- Nick - ll .vi 'l ro nv' pullirrq up ywuf urftfvlln lil I' mips ' Band, 3, 4, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4, Dramafics, 4, Senior Play, Specfrum, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2. BETTY JEAN PERRIN- Shorfy - II or -I-is ni I'-w-sl ill Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Ring Group, 3, 4, Sfudenf Council, 4. DONALD JOHN NOSS- Don - Inf-rn s gulf nlwivi I'- lrriwing hvw iii r fi'n iw-xl Irvs nlri If. ' Baslielball, I, 2, 3, 4, Foofball, 2, Boosfers, 4, Leaders, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 2. ADELE MYRA PESEK- DeI - I Inf' lixlqhl- Ilia' Owns ilw lim mel W- Marv Vicfory Corps, Z, Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4, Friendship, 4, Bowling, 4. RAYMOND NELSON OUTZS- Ray -'AH Iiwfisl Hin is lhn noble-si work ol Goff Archery Club, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 2, President, 3, 4, Council on World Affairs, 4, Treas- urer, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Presidenl, 4, Honor Sociefy, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Bowling, 4, Secrefary, 4, Hi-Spot, 4, Sfudenl Council, 3, Specfrum, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2. NANCY ELIZABETH PETERS- Pefe - XVIN' .i'iv'v hrwnri nom' nnfl :harm lcv all. Girls' Glee, 2, 3, 4, Presidenf, 4, Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Music Chairman, 3, Program Chairman, 4, Girls' Board, 3, Vice Presidenf, 3, Hi-Spol, 4, Associafe Edilor, 4, Honor Sociefy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Council on World Affairs, 4, Specfrum, 4, Commencemenf Speaker. DAN GEORGE PEDERS-- Sfuffs - Tw- lbirli-r is sr-Iilwu Ihr- foliar, Bowling, 2, 3, Vicfory Corps, 2. SHIRLEY MARIE PLAGMAN- Shirl - Nfwwfiss is IM- qracr' nl wcvvriariliiwii Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4, Friendship, 2, 4, Home Economics Club, 4, Sfudenl Council, I, Vicfory Corps, 2, Specfrurn, 4. EDNA JANE PONTING-- E. J. - Rin- m 'rw ww-, lun- frir-ndship is slill mfr ' Girls' Board, I, 4, Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Service Chairman, 4, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4, Ring Group, 3, 4, Assisfanf Direcfor of Afhlefics, 4, Hall Guard Capfain, 2, Vicfory Corps, 2, Drarnafics, 2, 3, 4, Soc and Buskin, 4, Choir, 2, 3, Training Choir, I, Office Assislanf, 4, Honor Sociefy, 4. CHESTER GEORGE PEPERA- Pep - Silvnf vr-r inks-s any blurruc-fs. HELEN MARIE POPE-'Shi' 'hal is iv' .viii rww' Vrwuil ' Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2, Glee Club, 3, RICHARD A. PETERKA- TouCh - Tlvw Vial Q wir' uwsi nmlie lvasi wish ' Leaders, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Boosfers, 4, Honor Sociefy, 2, 3, 4, Soc and Busliin, 4, Bowling, 4, Class Treasurer, 3, Hi-Spof, 4, Sporfs Edifor, Sfudenf Cify Man- ager, 4, Specfrum, 4. JACOUELINE EUNICE REISING- Jackie --'Conf.-iqiuus f-nlhi.siosrn,' Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Training Choir, I. ROBERT LEWIS PRICE- Bob -'A rf-'iff-rvfui wind is lliw qroalrlsl blessing A N fan r ','w. Vicfory Corps, 2. IRENE B. RITCHER- 'l -- Musll is said is lv, Ihr' srww-rll of angels. Training Choir, I, Glse Club, I, Dramalics, I, 2, Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Honor Sociefy, 3, 4. DONALD ALVIN REIMER- His lrivnds Arr' many-flvrs rnonrics, are llwro any? Leaders' Club, 3, Booslers, 4, Sludenl Council, 3, Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Bowling, 4, Spac- lrum, 4. LOIS LOUISE ROTH- The grcolcsl medicine is a 'lrue friend. Bowling, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee, 3, 4, German Club, 3. DOLORES RUTH RUBY-- Ruth - With counlvnance dernure and rnodosl grace. Bowling, 4. WILLARD JAMES RUSSELL, JR.- Willie - Wm should lhf- devil haw- all fha good limes? Baskelball, I, 2, 3, 4, Viclory Corps, 2, Sludenl Council, 2, Junior Play, Thes- pians, 3, 4, Senior Play, Soc and Buskin, 4, Class Presidenl, 4, Hi-Spot, 3, Assislanf Advedising Manager, German Club, 4, Mr. Schaaf Hi, 4. SHIRLEY LESLIE RUCKER - Shirl - Sho who dreams is happy. Bowling, I, 2, 4, Friendship, 2, 4, Home Economics, 2, Viclory Corps, 2. GLENN HOWARD RYCH- I mn noi in flip roll ol Common men, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4, Foolball, 2, Viclory Corps, 2, Hi-Spof, 3, Advertising Manager, Movie Crew, 3. ARLIENE MAE RUSS-- Rusly - All way lmvf-, il llley lry, .1 glorious life. Bowling, l, 2, 3, 4, Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Ring Group, 3, Commercial Club, 4, Presidenl, 4, Movie Crew, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4. ARMAND ANTHONY SANVIDO- Bulch - He who sings lriqhlens away his ills. Viclory Corps, 2, Senior Palrol, I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, A Cappella Choir, 4, Soc and Bus- liin, 4. JOYCE ELAINE RUSS-- Rusly - Gaye-Iv is Ihr- soul's lwcallhf' Pages, I, 2, 3, Leaders, 2, 3, 4, Friendship, 3, 4, Dramalics, I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl, 2, Sludenl Council, I, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4, Thespian, 3, 4, Viclory Corps, 2, Girls' Glee Club, I. FRANKLIN LYLE SCHEUERMAN- Babe -''Some rrcdil in being jolly. ROSE MARY SALAMON- Slim-:icq is A lruc lrivnd who never helraysf' ELISABETH JANIS SALITRA- Elsie -''Earm-slness is enthu- siasrn lompemd wllh reason. Girls' Board, l, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4. RALPH ERNEST SCHNACKE-''Schnack - The world knows lillle ol Els grealesl men. Viclory Corps, 2, Senior Play, Speclrum, 4. DOROTHY MAY SANDROCK- Sandy - A lrue lriend is a friend forever, Friendship, 3, 4, Girls' Board, 4, Presi- denl, 4, Girls' Leaders, 4, Hi-Spol, 3, 4, Club Edilor, 4, Speclrum, 4, Dramafics, 3, 4, Soc and Buslcin, 4, Bowling, 3, 4, Honor Sociely, 4. RAYMOND CLARENCE SCHLENKERMAN- Lope - He lnew lhe precise psychological worm-nl In say rmlhinqf' EVELYN ALBERTA SATTERFIELD- Eve -''And eye-s dis, closed what eyes alone could lf-ll. Dramalics, 2, 3, Movie Crew, 3, 4, House Manager, 4, Viclory Corps, 2, Honor Sociely, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD FRED SCHLENKERMAN-- Diclrie Boy - The mon of lnouglll strikes deepesl and slrikes saleslf' J 39 Ls. LOIS JUNE SCHAEFER- SheaI - Leif nol vmlr hear? be lroubledf' Girls, Glee, I, 2, Friendship, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2. ROGER ERNEST SCHUMACHER - Schul9z - All's riqhl wilh Ihe world, Bowling, 3, 4. DORIS MAE SCHEURING- Abbie - She lhal h.-nh mrs lo hear, let them hear. Pages Club, I, Friendship, 2, Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 4. JACOUELINE SCHWARTZ- Jackie - Nature dz-siqm-A us lo be of good cheer. Dramafics, 2, Bowling, 2, 4, Friend- ship, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2. FRED SCHWARTZ, JR.- Junior - Every inch a qrrnllcumnf' Sfudenf Council, l, 2, Baskefball, I, 2, Foolball, l, 2, Leaders, 2, Hi-Y, 2, Dramalics, I, 2, Speclrum, 4, Viclory Corps, 2, Senior Patrol, I. CLARA LOUISE SELZER- Clare -''Silence is one gram arf of conversalionf' Vidory Corps, 2, Glee Club, 2, Commercial Club, 4, Secrelary, 4, Home Economics Club, 4, Friendship, 4, Hi-Spol, 4, Assisfanf Typixl. GEORGE J. SCHWEINFURTH- Tho qrf-nl rrtnn is hr: who does nol lose his child's hs-arf, FRANCES ELIZABETH SHIELDS- BeIfy - Nothing is so conlagious as enlhusiasrrif' Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Honor So- ciefy, 3, 4, Council on World Affairs, 4, Hi-Spof, 2, 3, 4, Club Edilor, 3, Fealure Ediior, 4, Vicfory Corps, 2, Dra- malics, 3, 4, Specfrum, 4, Office Assisfanl, 4. HAL OVID SHIBLEY- Shih - Worry kills mon, why rim? Pages Club, I, 2, Viclory Corps, 2. SUSAN FRANCES SHONDRICK- Susie - Sllv-nw is more musical lhan any song. Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Friendship, 4, Viclory Corps, 2. THOMAS RICHARD SIMPSON, JR.- Sampson -- A school boy is Ihe mos? reasonable person in the world. Bowling, 4. BETTY JANE SORBER- Bells - Full ol swf-el indifference. Viclory Corps, 2. ALICE A. SPATZ- Al - A lhing ol beouly ls A joy Ior ever. Leaders, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presidenf, 4, Friendship, 4, Training Choir, I, Girls' Glee, I1 Student Council, 4, Bowl- ing, 2, 3, 4, Direcior of Service, 4, Viclory Corps, 2. DONALD CHARLES SINZINGER- Sinnie - There is a mai' esly in simplicilyf' Foofball, 2, 3, Track, 3, 4, Bowling, 3, Speclrum, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, Senior Palrol, I. JOAN HELEN STAUFFER- SiOmpBr - A merry hear? doclh good like a medicine. Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4, Sec- refary, 4, Friendship, Z, 3, 4, Training Choir, I, Secrefary, I, A Cappella Choir, 2, Hall Guard Captain, 2, Specfrum, 4, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT SMITH- SmifI'y - No sinner and no Sain? For haps, buf slill lhe besl ol chaps. Foolball, 2, 3, 4, Bes- kefball, I, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Boosfers, 4. JUNE LOUISE TENHAGEN- FlaI Top -Hlrvvaqirmlion rules lhe world. Sludenl Council, I, Friendship, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Dramalics, I, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, Glee Club, I, 2, Hi-Spol, 4, Council on World Affairs, 4, Ring Group, 3, Bowling, 2, 3, 4. DONALD GEORGE SPIES- Don - My mind lo me a king- dom is. Foofball, 2, 3, Bowling, I, 2, 3, 4. 2 .3 . -3' Q Fiwii .VY x f -Q L QQZKL ff' , .r e-a . . '-s.., . .- s.,- as A 3 1? ti 1 e-sy -f - . , 'Y R Qi AG MILDRED RENATA THRESS- Milly''- Secretive and sell- contained. North Royalton, I3 A Cappella Choir, 2. LEONARD JACOB STEFANY- Steff - Good nature is stronger than tomahawksf' Junior Play3 Choir, 43 Spectrum, 4. JOAN TOWNSEND- The goodness of the gods goes with thee. Girls' Board, 33 Friendship, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 43 Student Council, 2. JEANNE-MARIE VANDERWYST- Shorty -''The grass stoops not, she treads on it so light. Orchestra, 2, 3, 43 Friend- ship, 43 Commercial Club, 4. LAWRENCE JOHN TADDIE- Larry - High class goods come in small packages, North Royalton, I, 23 Senior Patrol, 3, 43 German Club, 3, 43 Council on World AHairs, 43 Thespians, 43 Dramatics, 43 Orchestra, 3, 43 Senior Play3 Honor Society, 4. CAROL SHIRLEY VOELKLE- Yoke - She is truly happy that can make others happy. Pages, I, 23 Bowling, 2, 3, 43 Friendship, 3, 43 Archery, 2, 33 Dramatics, 33 German Club, 33 Office Assistant, l, 2, 3. FREDERICK D. WEEMA- Fred - Handsome is as hand' some does. Hi-Spot, 4, Editor, 43 Student Council, 23 Bowling, 4. IONE JULIA VOGA- loga - Every natural action is graceful. Training Choir, I3 A Cappella Choir, 23 Home Economics Club, 23 Friendship, 2, 3, 43 Bowling, I, 2. DONALD WORLEY- SquirreIy - All's right with the world. Band, I, 2, 3, 4. HELEN ELAINE VOSS- Voss - G-feat is truth, and mighty above all things. Glee Club, I3 Training Choir, I3 A Cappella Choir, 2, 3, 43 Victory Corps, 23 German Club, 33 Dramatics Club, 33 Friendship, 4. RUDOLF WILHELM WORSECH- Rudy - And lirthful idle- ness he doth detest. German Club, 3, 4, President, 43 Dramatics Club, 43 Thespian, 3, 43 Track, 2, 33 Council on World Affairs, 43 Junior PIay3 Senior Playg Choir, 43 Spec- trum, 4, Publicity Manager. LOIS WAGNER- Lo - My thoughts are turned on peace. Band, I, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, I, Z, 3, 43 Photography Club, I3 Friendship, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics, 33 Commercial Club, 43 Soc and Buskin, 43 Thespian, 43 Senior Play. HELEN S. WARD- Wardie --''Goodness is beauty in its best estate. Band, I, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club, 2, 3, Vice President, 33 Soc and Buskin, 43 Friendship Club, 2, 3, 4, Music Chairman, 43 Ring Group, 3, 43 Nature Club, 23 Honor Society, 3, 43 Hi-Spot, I, 4, Business Manager, 43 Victory Corps, 23 Student Council, 3, Assistant Secretary, 33 Hall Guard Captain, 43 Editor of Spectrum, 4. RICHARD A. ZANDER- Rai -''Tomorrow do thy worst, for l have lived today. Band, I, 2, 3, 4. DELORES RUTH WENGER- Del - A sunny temper guilds the edge of lile's blackest cloud. Leaders' Club, 2, 33 Girls' Board, 23 Bowling, 2, 43 A Cappella Choir, 2, 43 Training Choir, I3 Friendship, 4. T. CLARE WETHERBEE- We know little of thee, but that little is good. Friendship, 2, 33 Spanish Club, Z, 33 Girls' Board, 43 Girls' Bowling, 4. PEGGY MAE WHITWELL- Peg - As true as steel. Girls' Glee Club, 43 Reserve Band, 2. RENEE SYBIL WOCHELE- Frenchie - Her luxuriant hair- it is like the sweep of a swift wing in visions. Friendship, 2, 3, 43 Bowling, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Spot, 43 Victory Corps, 23 Spectrum, 4. 'F l y i ARLINE RUTH ZEMKO- Zomp - A good shine in a house. Bowling, 2, 4: Frlondshlp, ROBERT R. ZERBY- Bob - Be ioyful in Band, lg Bowllnq, 2. MARIAN LaMAE ZITEK- Mamie - To gives her proper grace. Girls' Gln, 2, 33 ,. i and calculalion shining ou? of 'ihe olher steve ZYDIAK- Zo?: - Give mb rig:hes. - Track, 3, 4: onlor Palrol, 2, 9 Club, 2. - , FRANK BERGER Silence fhal wms where ' vain. 'Rhodos, I, 2,1.3. 3 O , i H V A LV L, If Y N , 1 W 1 1 .k.,:jIKl.V?hv'::,5, 1, .pY,.3kV :CZ-E ,, , S ,ix , L. , , AM, i. 4 A s. WN -rr 1 .mr +. ,g.- - -s5.',mw,-.qcf nfgf, g ,gg-, 4 aifg:,s1n!43i:to.4r.f:f-'bllffnisgswixzmlmwalwiakfsziinzmzhss '23-2-:mi....i,r ' g.f'!.:,Ji JUNE STEDRONSKY-!'With affection beaming in M-Ame HELEN zwlcx--'mmzy-'-i''somuas is the best society. Bowling, lg Frlpndship, 4: laugh is sun- your i r! g i r A Senior Class MoHo Wilh goals +o make and lives lo build. we fake our separaie ways. Class Colors F Class Flower Red and While Q Red Rose CQMMENCEMENT Commencemenf was held Saiurday. June 9, l945, in fhe Music Hall. The following spoke al' commencemenh Marian Harriger ......................... Valediclorian Audrey Manzler . ........ Salulalorian Willard Russell ....... ..,...... C lass Presidenl Joseph Kremchek ..... .... C lass Vice Presidenf Richard Peierka ..... .... S ludenl Cily Manager Nancy Pelers. . . .... Chosen by Faculfy Donald Franklin. .. .,... Chosen by Class D Class Reunion ln view ol +he presenl' conllici il is impossible +o cleler- mine lhe exacl da+e upon which our iirsl class reunion will be held. lnviiaiions sialing 'rhe exaci dale, +ime. and place will be mailed To all class members. The following commil- +ees will arrange 'rhe class reunioh: lnviiaiion Helen Ward Eleanor Heppler Don Franklin Roseanne Diglis Larry Taddie - Receplion Marge Cummings Irene Riicher Joe Cusick Ray Barno Margie Holland Program Marcella Lonergan Ralph Schnacke Magdalen Lonergan Fred Weema Maurice Handel 4 Please nolify lhe office of Parma Schaaf High School of any change in address. Everyone come and make ihis a really successful reunion. Willard Russell, Presidenl, Class of '45 23 b ,.......- gr, X '4 L Q'- iii? SERVICEMEN OF I945 Cenfer-Harry Lindsay. Top lef+, confinuing clockwise-Alan Morlon, Harold Sawillme, Jim Scoff, Paul Linlcenslein, Richard Raynalc, Bob Clarke, Ed G-rife. Since lhe class of l945's servicemen are scallered all over flue world. we have been able To piclure only a few of our boys. 24 Ps I X - , f in L a TRIBLQITE To fhe brave boys of Parma High Who have gone 'For+h willing To die. Giving all fhey have, for you and for me, Thaf we and our children shall ever be free. We who lcnew and loved 'rhem well, Journeying along liFe's youfhful way- Lel' us, deparfing. remember fhese valianl ones On +his our own Commencemenf Day. Many will re+urn +o us covered wifh glory, Proudly wearing lhe symbols of fame. Olhers, broken in spirif or racked wifh pain. Bear wilness 'rhis mus+ no+ happen again. And lhose who have marched beyond fhe horizon, Or winged rhrough lhe sky of blue, They shall be wailing for us over yonder Where our dreams of peace shall come True. Classes will come and classes will go Year af+er year, as all of us know: Names will be los+, lime, memory impair, Buf fhe blue and lhe gold sfars shall ever be +here. The blue and lhe gold slars, lighling +he heavens, Dispelling fhe darkness of wars, Shed Their ligh+ on lhe children of Eden From our land To all dis'ran+ shores. - -Belly Shields 25 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, fhe glass of I945 of Parma Schaaf High School, Counfy of Cuyahoga, Sfafe of Ohio, and jfhe Unifed Sfafes of America. being of sound -mind, memory and undersfanding,jmake, publish, and declare fhe following as our lasf will and fesfamenf. We bequeafh as follows: ' l To Mr. Dcjvis. our friend and adviser, confinued success in his music deparfmenf and also a model freshman class nexf year. To fhe Faculfy. confinued pafience and undersfanding of effervescenf youfh. Alipe Minarik willsher size I Ilfg gym shoes fo Jennie Prochaska. Ed Menzel wills his way of looking smarf in class wifhouf knowing anything fo James L Chopak. 4 - Evelyn Mann 'wills her denfed bafon io her baby sisfer, Karen, who will be here in L fourfeen years. Didk Lulres wills his pranks and mishaps in Miss Barnhard+'s class fo Elmer Chaky. BilliNickels wills fhe worry of 'frying fo keep his 8+h period flash card fo Bill Shields. Doris Menzer gladly wills her heighf 'ro Mildred Choeky. Red Massie wills his bashfulness for appearing in public 'ro Dick Novak. George Konsfanzer bequeafhs his model A Cadillac fo Dick Olsen if he can sfand j +he sfrain of confinually winding if up. Lorna Lepole wills her ever-ready bowling shoes fo her sisfer, Virginia. Henry Loeding wills his abilify +o fell corny jokes fo Alfred Monfag. To llilamona George Doris Lamberf and Evelyn Kurlz bequeafh fheir abilify for geffing l up fo a mfirror. V Gloria Larsen freely donafes her abilify fo gef fo school a+ 8:29 fo someone wifh a A sfrong hearf. BilliHuy wills his many drivers who have broughf him fo school fhe pasf 4 years fo Glenn Kopp. , Bill,Kohl bequeafhs his record 'of nof faking any books home for four years fo any unsuspecfing underclassman. To Glenn Reinerf Bill Kraley wills fhose S+ar foofball and baskefball shoes. Arl' Kirsfein gladly wills all fhe confidenfial 'ralks wifh Mr. Pilof fo Bob Barfon. E To all fufure sporfs edifors Dick Peferka bequeafhs his deadline rush fo gel' fhe sporfs page of fhe l-li-Spof in af fhe lasf minu+e. Jolan Pavlilr wills her head drum-majoreffe posifion fo whoever has fhe pafience and sfamina fo fake if. Hers is a record hard fo beaf. Chesfer Pepera leaves his good infenfions +o his brofher, Junior. . Edna Ponfing hands down +o her sisfer, Virginia, fhe job of selling fickefs 'ro all sporfs evenfs jif she wanfs ifj. Willy Russell wills his beaming personalify and popularify 'ro Sieve Kondash. To Ann Szabo Lois Rofh wills her love for green, yellow, and purple nail polish. Irene Rifcher wills her abilify 'lo sfay ouf of IO periods fo Glenn Shaw. jHe needs ifllj Ray Oufzs wills The headaches and pleasures of his Chevy fo his brother, Allan. To Earl Cooke Adele Peselr hands down her abilify fo be ouf of school af leasf one day a week and sfill pass. Ed Pfaffel wills his scienfific mind and knowledge in physics and chemisfry fo some poor soul who has fo fake fhem. . Nancy Pefers gives fhe joys of accompanisf for Girls' Glee fo Margaref Kunarf. Betfy Perrin wills her early morning ambifion fo Carol Lovejoy. Dan Peders gladly wills anofher year of school fo Allen Kenninger. Shirley Plagman leaves her old nofe books fo Grefa Sawifke. Barbara Bumham fransfers her fechnique of slamming her locker door 'ro sfop fhe flow of books fo Bonnie Saylor. s Sfuarf Carlfon leaves his finger rinfs on fhe movie machine fo Arf Humel. Ray Barno wills Of course you have a hall pass fo Bernard Kenned . Ellen Bubna lends her band uniform fo any +wo people capable of' wearing if. Shirley Nasfer leaves fo her sisfer. Jackie, her 8'rh period flash card-fo gel' and fo L keep. 26 l ,il i Lf. i. Roger Schumacherwills his sunny hair fo Clyde Smifh.. Armand Sanvido leaves 'rhe voice of Bing Crosby fo Ray Taylor. Dick Schlenkerman bequeafhs a flaf fire on fhe righf fronf fo Alberf Schigulinsky. Dan Gall hereby bequeafhs fhe arf of nof doing his homework fo Marfy Gall and - Mike Somsak. To her sisfer Marie. Jeanneffe Kozminski gives her abilify fo keep ouf of mischief. Irene Karoly leaves Gil Arndf lbuf only femporarilyl. John Ermine leaves his Ponfiac wifh one good fire fo Jack Taylor. A Clayfon Gable wills his bookkeeping workbook fo some fufure C.P.A. Shirley Nesfer wills all her joys and headaches of being Friendship Club presidenf fo all fhe ones in fhe fufure. Joan Sfauffer lends all her panfomime arf fo Marie Sfupie Sfupar. Frankie Reising wills her loyalfy fo Frank Sinafra fo Carol Rosenberry. Eleanor Mezera bequeafhs her black face makeup fo Allene Osferland. lNofe: r Scrubbing fime-fhree weeks.l Kafhy Bernhardi wills her Shirley Temple dimples fo Joan Kings June Sfedronsky leaves her abilify fo laugh af iokes' she didn'1' gef fo Rufh Borcherf. She fools fhe fellows every fime. To Joan Leiby Tillie Palfy leaves her gracious manner. Don Noss's good luck in baskefball is offered fo nexf year's feam. Bob Gunfer leaves fhe fine arf of securing his dad's car for dafes fo Bill Kail. Marcy and Mike Lonergan leave fheir love, of sporfs and all fhe good fimes fhey have had in fhem fo'Jackie Nasfer. Nelson Abrahamsen wills his baskefball uniform fo Pefe Addanfe. Any alferafions are up fo Pefe. Laura Buresfi leaves her abilify fo 'work and have fun fo Jimmy Sfrunk. Velma Barger hands down her six years' baffered lock fo her sisfer. Carol. in fhe hope g fhaf she has fhe magic fouch fo open if more fhan once ouf of every fen fries. Mary Jane Burfon gives all her posfer headaches fo Jean Mann. No arf lessons come wifh fhis confribufion. - Audrey Blase bequeafhs her supply of gum for fire pafches. Be'Hy Beicek hands down her baffered bafon and baggy uniform fo her sisfer, Ruth: or fo her brofher if he can use fhem. Irene Bekesy bequeafhs her curly locks fo Georgia Sideras. Mel Burkey gives his foofball uniform fo any player who wanfs if. Marge Cummings wills 'rhe fun in choir fo Carol Sfeffen. Elaine Dluzen offers fhe 300 game in bowling fhaf she didn'f gef fo Alice Hummel. Irma Bernauer wills her abilify 'ro mix fhe Sfage and Movie Crews fo anyone wifh nerve enough fo fry if. Lois Dawson and Shirley Rucker will fheir friendship fo June Rucker and June Burkey. Marge Decker leaves her parking space on W. 54fh S+. fo any underclassman who wanfs if. Roberf Davis wills hisgood fimes wifh Mr. Forsblom in fhe prinfing class fo Bob Siegmyer. Ken Dellefield donafes his drum fo Johnny Schweinfurfh on condifion he doesn'f go fhrough if. Bernard Domann wills his knack of geffing info homeroom one second before fhe fardy bell rings fo his sisfer. Paf. Nick Dudar's place on fhe baskefball bench is hereby offered fo George Abdallah. Dick Doerger's abilify fo gef away wifh chewing gum- in any of Miss Flory's classes is leff fo any coming freshman. 1 Don Eschbacher wills fhe abilify fo failk in class and nof gef caughf fo Bob Anfhony. George Emley hands down his headaches in physics fo his brofher, Bill. Emily Ellioi' leaves fo her sisfer, Mary, her abilify fo succeed in frack, pole-vaulfing. handsprings, fiddly-winks, and ofher exfra-curricular acfivifies. Gordon Fischer hereby offers his poor bowling average fo David Busch. 27 4 George Ferenc bequeaThs his seaT on The oTlice bench To John Senko. Don Franklin wills his B's, C's, eTc., To Harold Conrad. This should alTer The monoTony of Harold's card. Virginia FoersTer wills her abiliTy To geT The hall pass in every class To Joan Kerns if she wanTs To Try iT. DoroThy GranT wills all The good Times she had in Mr. BogarT's shorThand class To Alice English if she can Take iT. PaT Gardner leaves all her wonderful days aTTer school wiTh Miss Flory in ll7 To Elsie Nilsson. CaTherine Heim oTFers To Anne Roeper her abiliTy To geT only one lOTh period. Eleanor Heppler leaves her job in The office To her sisTer. Lois, if she can geT iT. Margie Hanna offers The many laughs aT The lunch Table To The ETa Phi Gamma's provided They change The name To ETa BiTTa Pi. Glenn Rych bequeaThs his abiliTy To geT away wiTh murder in The sTudy hall To Dave Bec er. All Those homemaking noTebooks ThaT RuTh Ruby slaved over are willed To RiTa Franklin. Arliene Russ wills her job as Treasurer of The movie crew To someone wiTh a large supply of headache TableTs. Leonard STefany wills his long, low, whisTle for The preTTy girls of P.S.l-l. To Dick Kerr. BeTTy Sorber leaves ThaT seaT ThaT she never goT on The school bus To Edna Torgerson. Bob SmiTh donaTes all Those lonely hours on The TooTball bench To Bob Bernard. Fred Schwarlz leaves any old phonograph and records To BeaTrice Berg. Sally Carlson wills her compleTe LaTin TranslaTions To Agnes Kanieski. Rose Salamon wills her quieT manner To Dale Menger. ElsiefSaliTra wills her second year shorThand book To DoT PraniTch if she is sTrong enough To bear iT. Franklin Scheuerman bequeaThs To Joe Taddie The love of girls. excepT one in RoyalTon. Arline Zemko bequeaThs all The sleepless nighTs she enjoyed aT The P. J. parTies To anyone wiTh a pair of P. J's. Marie Zwick bequeaThs To her broTher, PeTer, all The good Times she enjoyed. Bob Zerby wills his friendly Talks wiTh Mr. BasseT'T To Wilbur Minch. STeve Zydiak bequeaThs his radio books To anyone who would like To learn j?j radio. Bob Field wills Those dimples To Don Esper. Bob Ebersole wills his wavy hair To Jim Keils if he has The paTience To comb iT every day. Jackie Scl1warTz wills her abiliTy To be absenT oTTen enough To enjoy iT To Lorraine Glass. Doris Scheuring leaves her eighTh period Typing class wiTh Mr. BogarT To Helen Zombor and DoT Cepik. Lois Schaefer bequeaThs her impish grin To Jean McMahan. Evelyn Sajjjierfield leaves her execuTive abiliTy as Miss ForsyThe's secreTary To Rendall Moc ar. DoroThy Sandrock does will and bequeaTh ThaT unTorgeTTable 50-yard dash To The bus sTop To Barbara, her lucky sisTer. Mildred Thress leaves her ever TaiThTul lock To her sisTer. Larry Taddie passes on his sky-blue gym Trunks To The man on The flying Trapeze. June Tenhagen hands over her j?l Senior PaTrol sweaTer To Alex Duli. lone Voga leaves absoluTely noThing for she is The lasT of The Tive Vogas. Carol Voelkle's car Troubles are leTT To John Miller. Joan Townsend wills her head-bobbing in answer To quesTions To PaT Mora. Helen Voss wills a Troublesome six-ringed noTebook ThaT never had paper To TiT. To her broTher, Bob. Jean Vanderwysf is leaving Those mosT enjoyable dashes Tor The school bus To geT a seaT To her sisTer Donna. - Peggy WhiTwell is willing To her sisTer. Jean, all Those aTTempTs To sTay ouT of room l24. Lois Wagner bequeaThs her abiliTy To leave home aT 8:20 and geT To school as The bell rings To Clarion Thesz. A 9 28 Fred Weerna wills his Pepsodem' smile 'ro Bill Ve+ovi+z. May he use if fo good advan- +age. Helen Ward is bequealhing +he righl io change her voice 'ro Lois Henry Braun. Don Worley wills fha? comforiable posilion in band io Don l-larpsler. l Del Wenger is leaving all her fun in school io nexi year's freshmen. Clare Wefherbee wills lhe full leng'rh mirror she carries in her purse 'fo Marie Thompson. Rulh Malley wi-lls all ihe homework she didn'+ do io her broiher, Tom. Don -Nekl bequealhs all 'rhe wriie-ups in +he Hi-Spol he didn r ge+ 'ro Don Peich. Eleanor McConnell wills her fascinafion for commercial law +o Norman l-lamm. Audrey Manzler hands down her louch on piano keys lo aspiring Jose liurbis. Dorofhy Miller wills her greal' love for Business English +o Shirley Schulfenberg. Bea Miller leaves all her plea+ed skir+s io Jean Babb. noi' lhal' she needs fhem. Frank Lalik leaves his +roubles +o Hall Court- Mary Hnizdil wills her abilily +o reach +he building al' 8:29 each morning lo her brofher Sian. . V Jose .Kremchek leaves 'rhe rare combinaiion of being a gen+leman and a scholar lo Dave Forrest y , Bill Kopfis wills his love of sporls 'ro Ray Elewski and Bill Cur+is. Elaine Avery gladly leaves her -sof+ voice +o Virginia Aubele. - Richard Brown leaves fhe vocaiional prinfing class. 1 Tom Conklin bequeafhs all his forensic sessions in Curreni Problems fo Bob Lindsey. Hal Shibley leaves his good luck in finding girls and having a good 'rime +o David Darmsiadf. Wifh greaf regrel' Dick Zander wills his irusly Model-T 'ro Danny Miranda. Ru'l'h Lechich wills all lhe happiness and fun she has had in her school clubs 'ro Jessie lmmel, Joy Weaver. and Lois Braun. Be'H'y Behrend gives her sea? in senior homeroom 'ro Junior, if he makes ii. John Dudar bequea+hs'all +he +roubles he ever had 'ro Henry Aldrich. Jerome Domann leaves all 'rhe +hings he wanied .+o do, buf didn'+ do, io his broiher. Dave. Jack Espersen oFfers Mr. Maniaci's good humor 'ro some unsuspecfing underclassman. Wally English offers his ''convenien+-for-reci+a+ion'' 'seal in Senior English io unsus- peciing Dick Simmerer-unless Miss Forsyihe changes her sysiem. Bernard Fril'sche's morning run for fhe 8 o'clock bus is leff fo his sisler, Bunny. Franklin Feuersfein olifers his 37 Ford fo rural free delivery. Dick Fenley bequealhs his ungo++en knowledge fo Joe Boso+y. Lloyd Fox offers 'rhe arl of sneaking' info lhe lunch line 'ro Jimmy Whilney. Don Guifon gives his abilily +o sir in lhe same seal in 'rhe noon movies for four years +o Dick Showaller. He musi keep up ihe fradifion. Anne Hna+iak wills her abili+y +o scribble IOO words a minule in firsi year shorfhand fo Sophie Sivik. P Joyce Russ wills her high heels io Jane Rial. Susan Shondrick bequeaihs ihe B's in senior English 'ro Annabelle Darmour. Clara Seller leaves her lroubles in second year shorihand lo her sisfer, Beiiy. Tom Simpson wills +hose long hours in +he prinf shop lo lhe boss. Don Sinzinger bequeafhs his fun while playing foofball io Andy Wolfe. Alice Spaiz bequea+hs 'rhose much enjoyed red Leaders' panfs ro Mary Jane Kinkopf. Don Spies bequealhs his knowledge of physics and chemislry fo scien+is+s. Ah, progress! We knew 'rhee well. Rud Worsech is bequealhing lwilh pleasurel all his English classes io Bill Buelow. Phylhs Gray wills her seal in second year shor+hand 'ro Phyllis Schmidt Ann Marie Hein wills her unusual abili+y 'ro borrow paper and pencils in all her classes +o her sisler, Jewel. Jack Lusk leaves his physics siesias +o Ari' Urmelz +o use in any class. Ralph Schnacke wills his neufral nalure fo Les Young. ' JeaneH'e Ciureia leaves plowing 'ro school every day 'ro anyone living on Bradley Avenue. . 29 Dolores Charlins wills her squeaky giggle To radio. Melva Blum wills her abiliTy To be one of Two girls in a pre-flighT class and sTill keep her mind on airplanes To Lois KaTzbach. BeTTy Bu'Hs leaves Lois KalaT The pleasanT hour spenT in Mr, BogarT's class. To Jack BarTo 'goes DoroThy Evans's enioymenT of chemisTry: he'll need iT. Derralee Kooblhands down her cooperaTive spiriT To Those in TenTh periods. MargareT Kopp wills her buTch haircuT To BeTTy Lou Eckman. lFeaTher bob To you.l Gerry Hodan and Geneva Hopp will Their eTTicienT communicaTion sysTem To The Army Signal Corps. Gerry Davis wills To MaesTro RJ Davis and Richard PeanuTs Millard her abiliTy To ouTwiT Them. The PeTTy piciTures of Chuck Hehmeyer change hands as Paul Cygan Takes his place. EsTlier ConsTandse bequeaThs her Thespian arT To Bonnie Parschen. Joe Cusick gladly gives To Ray Taylor' The T-TormaTion. Roseanne Diglis bequeaThs The many dangers of noon-day rush from show To lunch To Clara Pagna while serving on The Movie Crew. She should sTarT shopping 'Tor a suiT of armor. DoroThy Elewski passes on her quieT indusTry To 9Th period sTudy halls. John Flefcher gives up his posiTion on Parma's baseball Team To Willard Sheer. i Frank Berger leaves Shakespeare To The undusTed shelves. 1 Marian czslarriger leaves her unbound volumes of Trig papers To Ollie Koehler for T in ing. A Donald McNulty wills his red hair To Charlie McCarThy. - Ed Maag leaves his blushing To The girls. Helen Pope leaves her cruTches aT home and we hope she won'T need Them again. Roberf Price leaves W.G.!M.F.B. To all The freshmen. Don Reimer wills his TeeTh To a denTal TounclaTion To aid in making perfeci' seTs. George SchweinfurTh hands downs The nickname egg-head To Edward Priebe. WhaT price buTch haircuTs! . Renee Wochele passes on The Technique of modeling cloThes To The Personal Reg class. ' Jackie Johnson leaves To her broTher, Dave, The Time 8:293A To reach homeroom. Dick Kohler will be minus a sweaTer, a ring, and a hearT as he leaves Them To Janice Delfs. Margarei' AnTal leaves To Mary Miklos her abiliTy To guard a shorT forward on a baskeTball Team. ' RuTh Bihar leaves her checkered career in cloThes To The chess players. As a Twin. Ray Schlenkarman wills The abiliTy To baffle cerTain Teachers and Mr. PiloT. BeTTy Shields wills her Snazzy ShorTs column To anyone who wanTs To know The incidenTs of his classmaTes. . Bob Leclrrone leaves his slide Trombone To Teddy Thomas. KaThryn Kaiser leaves her long bus rides To The Travel-minded. Maurice Handel leaves his TalenT To arrive in class iusT as The bell rings To Alan Mills. EsTher Grimm wills only her good grades To her broTher Paul. The small hands of John Holodnak are willed To any Traffic cop wiThin disTance. BeaTrice Kolasky leaves The 7Th period sTudy hall To her sisTer, VioleT. MargareT Holland wills her warbling To The birds. Fay Hange leaves her place as a senior To her broTher, Bill, To keep unTil he is ready for iT-no maTTer how long. Marion ZiTek leaves her sereniTy To Eugene Mauer. . JuaniTa Baird wills her Twin sweaTer To Florence Hansen if she can kniT a maTching one. Ray Bonham wills some of his quieTness To Bill Kneller. i Signed, sealed and delivered. This TwenTy-Thircl day of April, Anno Domini I945. WiTnesses: Gerry Davis, Bill Nickels, Renee Wochele, Ray OuTzs. 30 The Specirum Salufes Underclassmen of I 945 , Juniors Mr. N. B. Maniaci, Adviser Sophomores Mr. Wade Sfoffer, Adviser ' I Freshmen Miss Luciie Hill, adviser 3 I 4 ,iusifff f 1 f DJ Qdljls JI T J 'IQLIINIICDR CLASS OFFICERS 0 ITT I ! Ti Vrfrrr Y TT FirsT row-Ray Taylor, PresidenT. Second row-Andy Wolfe, Vice PresidenT: Joy Weaver, SecreTary: Ralph Parchen, Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS ' I-Iuzzah! AT lasT we are upper classmen! This happy ThoughT ran Through The minds of The iunior classmen as They prepared To elecT Their officers. Ray Taylor was eIecTed presidenT To lead The sTudenTs onward To a bigger and beTTer junior year. NaTuraIly, he had To have some help, so The sTudenTs eIecTed Andy Wolfe, vice-presi- denT: Virginia Joy Weaver. secreTary: and Ralph Parchen. Treasurer. Since The Juniors are very inTeresTed in having a voice in The sTudenT governmenT, They elecTed Joe BosoTy, Donna Cherry. Lois KaTzbach. Irene Loas, Ralph Parchen, Diclc Simmerer. and Howard Woernly. wiTh Ray Taylor as represenTaTive-aT-large To STudenT Council To Talce care of Their righTs. Joy Weaver, Rae I'lircherT, Donna ,Cherry, and Phyllis SchmidT were eIecTed To Girls' Board as The Junior members. The energeTic Juniors wanTed noT only To parTicipaTe in civic buT also in schplas- Tic and aThIeTic affairs. Joe BosoTy, Dave ForresT, Jessie Immel, and Franklin Lang aTTained very high grades, Thus making The Juniors .ouTsTanding in The scholasTic world of P.S.l-I. When The schoolday was over, The aThIeTic-minded of This class flocked en masse To The baseball. TooTbaII, and basIceTbalI games and Track meeTs, and cheered long and loud. This enThusiasTic display oT spiriT was no doubT due To The TacT ThaT some oT Their own cIassmaTes, GreTa SawiTIce and Ramona George. were leading The cheering. Various members of The class were inTeresTed in roller slcaTing and among Them was Virginia PeTerson. a ballerina on wheels. AnoTher iunior inTeresT was baslceTball, and Barbara Sandroclc and DoT Cepilc were especially inTeresTed. So inTeresTed. in TacT, ThaT They boTh received a basIceTball reTeree's raTing. And so, bcause you have excelled in every field-Junior Class, we saIuTe you! T32 N Si six X, :wwf 4, 4 u 1 33 '-4646! L QM X . -+ ff ,f44,4,., ,, .iff Jam 5265. I SCD CDMORE CLASS OFFICERS I I I I I I, . NI I: I I si I I , I I I I y y S . I 4 I I I I IJack ,-,.S,, ..SSSS.S., SSS. SSSSS, S SS ,, SS S S icIen+: I Q Jim Whifney Presidenl. S U SOPHOMORE CLASS Well, well, Ioolc whai happened +0 Iasl year's freshmen! They're Sophomores now! These ibrand new Sophomores, had 'Io have someone +o lead Ihem. 'so Ihey chose geniaI4Jim Whi+ney for their presidenh Carol S+eFIen, vice-president Jean. GaIi+z. secretary: and Jack Taylor. Ireasurer. Nafurally, Ihe foo, were Io have sophomore represeniafives in Sfudenl Council, so Ihey decidled 'Iha+ Bob BarI'on. Eugene Duerk, Bob Foresler, Agnes Kanieski. Allen Lambacher. Dick Olsen. and Bill Shields. wiI'h Jaclc Taylor, as,represen+a+ive-al-large. would malce 'rheir wanls and opinions known. The Girls' Board is anofher branch of s+udenI' government so of course Ihe sophomore girls were anxious Io have a parl' in 'rhai organiza'Iion: Ihus, Marge Kunarf. Marie Vish, Ilse Barfens, and Nancy Norfon were eIec+ed as members Io represenf Ihe sophomore 'fair sex. Now please don'+ ge'r Ihe idea Ihai' Sophomores are inleresied only in sludenf government for Ihaf is' nol so. Scholarship and aIhIeI'ics bolh rank high as far as Ihe Sophs are concerned, and Harold Conrad, E'rhyI I-IamiI+on, Allen Lambacher, Allan Oulrzs. Florence Reslca. Bonnie Saylor. and Belly Schwariz have shown by Iheir excelIen+ grades, iusl' how high scholarship raies. As I said. alhlelicsialso rale high on Ihe Soph Iis'r. and Iheir own cheerleaders, Elaine Koehler, llse Barlens, Rulh Die+z, and Sallie Jorgensen spur lhem on Io a frenzy of cheering a+ all P.S.I'I. alhleiic con'res+s. . I could noi menlion Ihe words sophomores and a+hIeIics in Ihe same brealh wi+houI' Ihinlcing of Dolores Bunny FriI'sche, a sophomore gal who has really piled up awards and honors in ice sIca+ing. Bunny has made I'he whole Sophomore Class very proud of her. and The Sophomore Class has made I'he whole school proud of Ihem--yep, I'hey're a really swell group! r 34 I I Sf I . 'P ,I I iran I I .I FREISI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS I , . I X W . I I I is I I ., . 1 I I . I I I If' g IIV IW , II' I I W . If l I I I . I I I - I . lEileen DuckIjNi+z. Treasurer: BaxI'eriVeriable, Vice-Presideniz Marianna Dunchack. I President George Abdallah. Secrefary Inor piciuredl. I THE FRESH MAN CLASS I Once upon a Iime, 'rhere came inio Parma High, a group of new srudenis whom everyone called freshies. These sfudenfs soon learned 'rhai They were noi Io be oppressed, and were 'ro have a pari' in +he governmeni of our fair school. The firsl' siep was +o organize wi'rhin fhemselves. and 'rhis Ihey did, elec+ing a capable, smiling girl 'ro lead them. Her name was Marianna Dunchack. They also elec+ed Baxier Venable, vice-presideni: George Abdallah, secreiaryq and Eileen Duckwiiz. Ireasurer. This done. They proceeded 'ro elecl' sfudenis Io .represeni Ihem in Ihe Sfudemk Coun- cil. They were Bob Anihony, LaVerne Davis, Paul Glagola, Edwin Kokoif, Russell Morgan, Lee.Pierpon+. Alber+ Rocco, and William Vura. Now 'rhe girls of P.S.H. have banded iogeiher Io form a Girls' Board, and nai- urally Ihese freedom-loving Freshmen elecred four girls by The names of Jean Ausiin, Evelyn Mueller, Joan Venable, and Carol Haliala 'io represeni 'rhem in Ihis worihy organizafion. ' These en+husiasfric Freshmen were noi only in+eres+ed in civic affairs, bu+ also in scholarship: consequenlly, Lois Behrend, Mildred Duwe, Roland Hasek. Mildred Lowe. Russell Morgan, Ellen Ondrasik. Charloiie Peierson, Esiher Pollsen, Edifh Schmidf, and Van S+oFFer worked very diligen+ly and received very high grades, which proved +o The upper classmen Thai They did noi' have a priorify on brains. I b Now l'll'have you know +ha'r Ihese Freshmen did noi only have inleresfs in school, buf ihey also had inieresis ouiside of school, such as horseback riding. And loland behold, whar did some freshmen by 'rhe names of Frances Czaba, Chuck Beicek. Ernesfine Reilender and Carol Lovejoy do. buf win prizes in horse shows iusf +o show +he upperclassmen +ha'r ihere was no limii Io whai Freshmen could do. Well, afijer The Freshmen had done all 'rhese fine ihings, whai could' weiupper- classmen decide +o do bui' lei Ihem remain in our school? 36 I I Lyi- I EXT I A-CLIRRICLILAR ACTIVITIES ,, T, , . 4,4 . I , r , STUDENT CITY CABINET Firs'I' row-Marge Cummings, Assis+an+ DirecIor of Serikice: Dick Peferka, Sfudenf Cify Manager: Alice Spa'r2, Direc+or of Service. Second row-Wallace English, Di- recfor of Safe'Iy: BIII Kop+is, Direcfor of Sporfsg Joe Kremchek, Direcfor of Finance: Bob Gunfer, Direcfor of Recreafion. INo'r picIurecII Edna Ponfing. Assis'ran+ Direcior of Sporfs. I 'Z '.'4 .f:,, ,- Here are Ihe civic-min'cIecI kids wI1o manage our scI'1ooI: If The s+uden+s have a good plan, +hey make if a ruIe. A. gg38'., g al ' J I IF '.'w.M.i x , - , ' . J ..I if I - , K! Q I '26 . J, 414 A ' 4,14 I 1, in I1 I I I KI M-11 I 1 H, 1 .gif nu!! A J I., M I RJ fl in If! Sch I 551 I I' W 1 I 'I. I ei Ii ' I ig If? fi I fi ag j I 'ix 32, STUDENT COUNCIL Firsf row Ray Taylor, vice presidenrg Lois Kalzbach, assislanl secrelary: Maurine Handel, presidenlg Joyee Russ, senvelaryq Ray Barno, serqeanl-aI-arms. Second row-Paul Glaqola, Donna Cherry, LaVerne Davis. Aqres Kanieslci, Irene Loas, Belly Perrin, Alice Spaiz, Lee Pierponl. Third row--Bill Shields, Dick Simnieier, Bob Leclnrone, Joe Bnsoly, Ralph Parchen. Fourfh row-Lloyd Fox, Bob Gunler, Allen Lambaeher, Bob Anihony, Russell Morqan, William Vura. Fiffh row-Diclm Olsen, Howard Woernly, Eugene Duerlx, Erwin Kolroll, Bob Forsler, Jacli Taylor, Bob Barion. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Firsf row-Anne Roeper, Dave Forresl, Ireasurer: .lolan Pavlilc, secrelaryq Roseanne Diqlis, presi- denlg Ray Oulzs, viceepresideniz Sally Carlson, Helen Ward. Second row-Lorraine Glass, Lois Kalal, Phyllis Schmidl, Helen Wilson, Jessie Immel, Shirley Nesler, Eleanor Heopler, Dorolhy Granl, Irene Rilcher. Third row-Belly Shields, Kalhy Bernhardi, Nancy Pelers, Audrey Manzler, Evelyn Seller- field, Derralee Koob, Susan Shondrick, Dolores Birsa. Fourfh row-Don Reimer, Dick Kerr, Bob Lamrn, Wally English, Joe Bosoly, Dorolhy Miller. Fiffh row--Sluarl Carlfon, Franlclin Lanq, Charles Hehrneyer, Richard Pelerlna. 39 These Irids are chosen by sludeni poll: They represenl Ihe sludenl body as a whole. These sludenls gel very good grades and are excepiionally briqhrg The res? of us admire them and respect Their flaming Iorch of Iiqhf. s A i - 5 .l .-n. M .. , 6 4 Fur ,Hs are u, flu ted fr-vm 1-mb :YASA Mm do NON' parfq Tn.-Y sp we im' fv ur MHVIHCS avr- Wm infgr .Qs 'W Um: qirls 11 X PM-uri. GIRLS' BOARD Firsf row-Uvvwfm Chr-fry, Phyms S1 lwmidi, Trnmiurwrj RUTH Lwhirlw, mgcrufnry' Dcwrdlw gamin- osidv-ni' Jwy VV:-nvvv, vl'1'plv1SiJl-riff Marqnre-f Kurmvf. Second row-Carol Hwfain Juan Auf-H llsf- Bnrh-rs, Nnmy Nwvffm, Rafe Hirfbf-114 ,lcvfm Ve,-vwabh, Evrxlym ML1f!Ilf'V, Mnriv ViSh. No? Picfured X 1,1 - 7 nm- WvVhvrbm-, ldrva Vwxnfinq, k K ' i - a u ! f Z Nr . 1 - f 'N 3' X .S X l x 7 QL SENIOR PATROL f Firsf row-BU! V1-Mvvlfl, Cfurpm.1Y' Andy W:'xNffw, Cr3pfm'ifU' Ray Tayffwr, Chief' Hfvwmd W fvvf rr'y lI1'ul7v'mvX Arvvvamf S+l vMf1, Sv-rqvnvmfj Cu'-rw Tayffxr, Corpnraf, Second row-GriiV'f Krm' 1:-I AN x Un I, lv-sw-r Ywww Sfvvf- Zydinlr. H1-my Luz-din-1, Juv Bhascu, Guorfw Zfxyaf. Third row-Bvb Ruxi AV Tm ww vw Nl M I'uJ,xr ,Lark Tnylm, Al Srhiquhvslry, Larry Taddio. Fourfh row--Rnlufw M1 r mr' u A19 Hump-V Sfnmvf CX.1rH.,n, Bob Winfssrflfvfd, GYCHU Shaw, 40 'Q L wys nm wullmq , and rouqh' TH,-V malniain wr ix uf f. 1- l H r m wg f uqh dl'I' 0 HALL GUARD CAPTAINS Firsf row-Belly Behrend, Joan Kerns, Roseanne Diqlis. Second row-Ellen Bubna, Belly Horn- yak, Mary Jane Burfon. Third row-Bill Kohl, Don Spies, Wally Enqlish. MA good crew needs a qood capiainu is a sayinq, old and irue: These enerqelic siudenfs serve lheir school, as well as you. gif? iuuiimc W R 1 HALL GUARDS ' Firsf row-Dolores Darrnsfadf, Jean Auslin, Edna Krecii, Jean Galilz, Dolores Frifsche, Johanna ,M Konsfanzer, Sallie Jorqenson, Ilse Barlens, Mildred Quasf, Irene Rifcher, Belly Aupinq, Jean Babb, I Lois Kafzbach, Pal Mora, Second row-Bob Anfhony, Don Sfaufer, Don Lawrence, Jim Whilney, X Henry Loedinq, Bob Smith, Leonard Slefany, Ralph Parchen, Richard Roush, Jim Slrunk, Don Frank- lin, Marlin Gall. Third row-Marqe Holland, Marqe Cummings, Dolores Birsa, Patly Ford, Violet Q . I, .' Kolasky, Jeanefle Duerk, Rufh Schiller, Clarice Guffendorf, Norma Bubna, Shirley Lindsay, Melva 3' L1 'fig Blum, Fay Hanqe, Marie Thompson, Audrey Manzler, Joan King. Fourih row-Andy Wolfe, Don Sinzinqer, Joe Kremchek, Bob Gunier, Joe Cusick, Don Biehl, Arlhur Schmidf, Gene Taylor, Bill Kralcy, Nelson Abrahamsen, Dan Gall, Ed Shinqary, Maurice Handel, John Flelcher, Ray Oufzs, Joe Blasco, Bill Nickels. 4l To mainlain order in ihe halls has always been ihe rule, These ever-ready slu- denis are lhe police force of our school. s' udy 'luv cl rlub' llrvwffvor. SOC AND BUSKIN lrsf row-Mmzlw llnrlvm, Jcsslo lrrvmel, Lois Mclliarmid, Eslher Conslandse, presidenl' Eleamlr Mezma 1 fl ,nv Bal: Lfflyrlm-, vlcDpr1'SldCV1lI Don Esghbaclwer, freasurerf Don Nell. Second row-Hr-len Ward ln l - .ll-lmslm, ,ll law Pfwlilr, Dirk Kolwler, Armand Sarwido, Willard Russell, Joyce Russ, Velma Barrlsfr, Larry lwli 1-. Third row-Rudy Wrsrseclw, Bob Field, Bill Niclnels, Sally Carlson, Dorollvy Sandroclc, Tillm Palfy Juno Tulvmxl-rw, lyvlyw Mann, Fourfh row-Kem Dellelield, Charles Hehmeyer, Allred Monlaq, Wally Fnqllslv, 91 xv' C mul- Edm. Hr Mr-mel, Dirk Pelerlca. Nof picfured-Edna Ponlinq, Ruth Lenlwiglw. SENIOR PLAY CAST Bwlly B-mul., Sluarl Carlmn, Dan Esclwbaclwer. Charles Helwrneyer, Jacquelyn Jolwnsan, Jalan Paylllr, Tllliw lli ly Bull Nu lfls I 'f X , L ,Es Vxfnfmur, Edmore Menzel, Willard Russe . 42 Tw ar? in plays and draxvmfi. s is bqufl ml llH5 ywu lmvv ln I - l Farm drawalxr pmmls, l and llmf, llrldios, is llm rub. lll'JQr1VUl1 CAIN Wall' was lln- narrw cyl llwlf. play ln musl- you cl ram lr, lcrwrlwg lls abou? a llqlllfff wllrw was lnlcr-n ln lv-avvwn be-lrvv nl was lw, lum- lo qw. The play musf qc onl' -this is lheir lheme is always their dream MASQUERS Firsf row-Lois Behrcnd, Shirley Schullonberq, Roberl Bader, seprefaryt Sallie Jorqensen, vice- prosidenfg Carol Dumin, uresidonl: Palricia Ellison, lreasurer: Belsy Williams, Carol Barlel. Second row-Lois Urban, Ruth Troy, Rose Barsanian, Phyllis Marlin, Marie Vish, Dolores Darmsladi, Nancy Droyer, Belly Schwarlz, Pauline Lafhnor. Third row-Frank Bianfo, Belly Lou Eclmman, Jeanelle Keifh, Eslher Pollsen, Dorolhy Carpenlcr, Ethyl Hamillon, Marqarel Kunarl, Fourih row-Mary Lou Geiger, Rosemarie Sillf-r, Frneslinv Refilondvr, Shirley Kobs, Roberl Wiecliinq, Moredifh Ackerman, Bonnie Parschun. bf JUNIOR PLAY fggsm, X -vw, X ll l ug N ' Firsf row-Euqene Smith, Alice Lanniqan, Dave Forrest Second row-Alice Dombroslni, Euqone Maurer, Dorolhy Miliilla. 43 To be in Soc 'n Buslrin FOREIGN AFFAIRS COUNCIL To Ihe ways of Ihre world Ihis qroup is wiSe7 Sfudyinq aboul lar oil counlries has opened Iheir eyes. Fira? row-Jolan Pavlilr, presidenfg Larry Taddie, vice-presidenfg I-Ielen Wilson, secrelary: Ray Oulzs. 'rr-asurrfr. Second row-Jaclc Kubes, Jean Maulc, Barbara Slone, Rae I'lirf,herf, Lorraine Glass, Evelyn Mann, rr-no Brelresy, Irrna Bernauer, Lois McDiarmid, Jaclcie Johnson, Elwood Roob. Third row-Clarion Thesz, Joan Corns, Nancy Pelers, Belly Shields, Pauline Lachner, Marcella Lonerqan, Alice Minarilc. Bonnie Parschen, Mere- iilh Ackerman, Marqe Declrer. Kalhy Bernhardi. Four'Ih row-Gerry Davis, Tillie Pally, Shirley Krueqer, Phyll is Schrnidl, Dorofhy Sandroclc, Belly Bejcelr, Velma Barqer. Carol Voellrle, June Tenhaqen, Phyllis Gray. Fiffh 'ow-Fred Palfy, Bob Baeder. Bob Davis, Rudy Worsech, Lawrence Gedeon, Alan Krohn, Vernon Scally, Joyce Russ. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Firsf row-Joyce Russ, Eslher Conslandse. Don Eschbacher, Jaclrie Johnson, Marqie Hanna. Second row Ili-annr Meznra, Jolan Pavlilr, Charles Hehmeyer, Rulh Lechich, Lois Wagner. Noi piclured-Larry Taddie. Qudy Worsfych, Willard Russell, Kennelh Della-field, Tillie Pally. I 2 I 1 44 The Thespians are ac lors. one and all: They pu? on plays. in summer or Iall. PAGES' CLUB Firsf row--LaVvrrw llorn, socrofary: Eleanor Cerny, vice-president' Lois Sclwroll. frcasureri Biwly Silwwarfx. prvsidvrl. Second row-Mildred Quasl, Janice l-layer, Ros0Maric Clwoelry, Belsy VVilli.1nws, Rosv Barsanian Clyde Srnilli, Third row-Roberf Wieclrinq, Slwirley Manninq, Eleanor Me-fora, Bs-Hy Lou Eflnnmn, Phyllis Bcflcwillw, Jeanelle Keiili. COMMERCIAL CLUB Firsl' row-Bc-My Belvrend, lrr-asurer: Clara Seller, secrelary: Belly Bulls. vice-preside-nl: Arliene Russ, prosidnnl. Second row-.ic-an Vandorwysi, Lois Waqner, Eleanor Hopplcr, Belly Sclzcr, lrcnc Rilrlmr, Dorollny Granl. Third row-Anne Hnalialr, Fay Hanqe, Doroilwy Cepilr, Evelyn Kurfz, Jean' ollo Ciurnja, Pliyllis Gray, 45 To rnainlain pearo and order in the library is llwesc sludcnls' faslc. Ii you wish lo speak lo a friend, llwoir per- mission you musl aslr. Tlwese qirls are clerks. lypisls and slenoq raplmrs all: Soon llwey will answer the business world's Call. BOOSTERS' CLUB Firsf row-Mmiriro Handpl, freasurorf Bill Kuplis, presidenl: Wallace Enqliglw, viff-pmgidf-nb nb GUVVOF. Srfrrolary. Second row-Lloyd Fox, Don Reimer, Ed Meow, Dick Pmerlca, Bob Smillw Third row-Juv Krr-rmlw-lc, Jon Cusirlc, Don Noss. Bill Kralfey, Mel Burlrey, Ray Barrio, HI-Y These boys are very alhlg-finally minded. and sell ficlmcls lo all flue qame51 Tlieyke always presenf at school doinqs, sur- rrwrwded by fellas and domes, Firif row-Jim Wlwilnoy, .lim Cusirln, Mol Burlcey, vice prosidenlg Wally Enqlislw, lroasiirvr' BFE Gurdon rrwidmwf' Clmm Rrfim-vi, rlmplain' Pulv Addanfo, Howard Wmernly, Nlflr Clwyflwlyl. Second row-Dirlc Ulu-n. lylff lliximr, Uiflc Sivwrw-rf-r, Rmnald Slribrmr, Bill Curlis Allan Oulls, Brvb Bnrrvird. Third row-B05 mslm Bfviu Muffin, lliflr Pvlvrlm, Mmrry Hfmdol, Dave Brzflcor, Bill Kopiis, Fourfh row-Farl McGwyvrn, Ray army, Ray llowslfi Bill Krnlvy, Ray Taylor, Bob Smiilw, Noi' picfured-.loo Cusick. srwrmlary. 46 When fliis qanq Gels foqeflwer, llwvyife lauqhinq, carefree. and qayf Anyone, will: any gf-nge af all, lrnfwws flwsrylre from 1l'1e Y, M. C. A. l Af HI-SPOT STAFF Firsf row-l7nrnll'iy Sandroclc, Club Edilor: Don Franklin, News Edileri Belly Sliiolds, Fnalurn Fdiliwrq Fwd Wm-nia, Ediliir infCl'iieT3 Nanry Peicrs, Assisfanl Edilort Bob Levlirone. Assislanl News Fdili-rj Bnrlmm Sandrml, Girls' Sporls Edilor. Second row-Saliy Carlson, Proofreaderq Jolan Vavlili, Typisli Clara Svlpifi-, Assislanl Typisli Sluarl Carllon, Assislanl Fealure Eclilorj Ray Oulzs, Tf'il3i'-rl1ivlwlll'1i- depnrlinvnl is wlnal every rvprirli-i is al ways wislwinf New lu-ru ywu see q ro ii p of rvprwrlers wlio TTKIVU l'0rillI0d fha? amluilifwn. Aasislianl News Edilor' Elaine Dluzen, Cirpulalion Manager: Bill Koplis, Assislanl Sporfs Edilor, Helen W, z,1'z'1T Wiiril, Blifaini-ss Manalieri Dan Gall, Plieloqrapherf Wally Kerr, Assislani Adverlisinq Manaqeft Dick f'-I fy Z Pnhirlia, Swirls Tdilor' Vi-inwa Barqe-r, Exchange Edilorg Roseanne Difjilis, Adverlisinq Manaqerg Lois ,,' ,Q-1 Mi Uiixiiiiiii, E-wrviiv Fdilwr, T ,cl X I MQMQ, , 'sl SPECTRUM COMMITTEES gblff Firsf Row-Shirley Plaqrnan, Joan Slauller, Sally Carlson, Marcella Lonerqan, Melva Blurn, Jeanne Milli-r, Riillw Lf-cliicln, Second row-Dorollny Sandrocli, Gerry Davis, Velma Barqer, Elaine Avery, Nnniy Pi-lvix, RQ-new VVoflwlO, Audrey Blass, Alice Minarilx. Third row-Ralpli SCl'inaclxe, Bob Field, Rny Uiilxs, UML Pvlerla, Don Reimer, Leonard Slefany. Fourfh row-Bill Nickels, Bill Koplis, Wally in-ilie,l1, ,Inv Cfiisil, Joi- Kreniclwelc, Don Sinzinner, Dick Lulces. Fiffh row-Fred Weoma, Fred Silwwni-lx, Slunrf Carlton, lNof piduredl-Dorothy Granl, Evelyn Salle-rfield. 47 Tlwif Spf-firnrn Cwmmi lec-5 did lin-ir gmrl. To male ll'iis lwcwlx a pif-fi' of arf. if K KA MOVIE CREW Firs+ row-lvwa Bffrnauor. Marie Thompson, Arliene Russ, Evelyn Salferlicld, Mclva Blum, Elaine Av:-vv l3Hv'f-'hy Pravwilch. Second row-Bill Knplis, Arl Hurnel, Joanne Leiby, WallaCo Rohn, Roseanne llllfls, Arlmw Srhufl, Sluarl Carllon, Clara Paqna. Glenn Shaw, OFFICE ASSISTANTS Firsf row-BE Shivlds, Nanfy Norlon, Carol Domin, Jessie lmrnel, Joy Weaver, Audrey Blass. Second row-Lyla l-labor, Jraan Mednr, Sally Carlson, Evelyn Kurlz, Elaine Koehler, Eleanf-r Hepplnr, Mm mvr-' Anlal llhvlhs Gray, llolora-5 Frilsche, Mcrcdilh Ackerman, Alice Dornbrfslcl. 48 as Group has lhaur hcadquarlors up in lho proleflivn room: lf is 'hay who are ro sprwnsiblfz for our on- lorlainrncnl al noon. A+ a lypewriler or a lelephone lhese ener qcfic sludrmfs feel af home: evre willinq ln help lhe secrefary, so she doesrfl have lo man- afqo lhr- raflvrw all alone. SPANISH CLUB Firsf row-Earl MrGavorn, lroasurer: Kay Mellerl, secrelary: Joan Kerns, vice-president Ray Oulzs, prosidenl. Second row-Jolan Pavlilr, Rose Barsanian, Lois Heppler, Virginia Lepole. Audrey Grarnrnes, Dolores Birsa. Third row-Nancy Pelers, Lois McDiarrnid, Phyllis Herold, Joan Meder, Edna Kreici, Jean Galilz, Richard Millard. Fourfh row-Rae l-lirclwerl, Shirley Krueqer, lrene Belcesy, Clarion Tlwsz. Gerry Davis, Tillie Pally. Fiffh row-Jessie lrnrnel. Jack Aclcroyd, Ken Biller, Roy Hoplrins, Allan Oulzs. Elsie Nilsson. UL . GERMAN CLUB J Firsf row-Pauline Lachnnr, proqrarn chairman: Rudy Worsecli, presidenii Mary Jane Marlin, sz-frolary: Anne Roeper, lreasumr. Second row-Rulh Bilzer, Mildred Clioelcy, Tillie Rally, Maqdalen Lonerqan, Laura Siller, Phyllis Juriclc, Vernon Scally, Fred Rally, Marqarel Kunarl. Third row- Larry Taddio, Willard Russell. Franlc Gyorlcy, Ellwood Roob, Roland Bilzer. 49 Buenas noclues. senon Ha is one ol llwe Spanisl-i expressions you will hear llwese sfudenfs say, For llwey are sludying line lanquaqe and cusloms of our neigh- bors clown Soulh American way. il ,ff Even lliough we are af war willw Germany. ils counfry is a beaulyy And lo sludy Hs cullure and lanquaqe is every German Club mem- ber's duly. Firsf Cm-lla S1 lv'-lyn K HOME ECONOMICS CLUB row-Milflrvd Millwr, lmasurori Clara Paqna, vicelpresidenlf Ellen Bubna, presidvril- fwiflrr- wrial vl'mirnmnt Joan Sfaufler, secrclary. Second row-Joan Kolonicln, Rim Franklin nrt' Clam Svlsvr, Carnlv Geiss. Lois Kalnl, Third row-Geraldine Hodari, R050 Hodan, Clam Mora, Br-My Mallwws, Pal Slarin, Lllml Porram. Fourflv row-Catherine l-lvirn, Helen Papo Bnlly Fhflwnud, Marin Wailwnnr, Jann Slollrrn. Lois Sflwrnll, Eleanor Cernoy. NATURE CLUB Firsi row-,lfllan Pavlil, sorrr-lary' Marie Visit. viro presideril: Meredillw Aflorrrian, pregidonl- Mlwf-lla Lflrifirlmn. lvnasurnr, Second row-Evelyn Bosoly, Eleanor Hopplnr, Virlflr Larnf-r, Brflly Br-il 1-L Rnwanrn lilifilis. Third row-Rrwbnrl Scliiorbaurn, Belly Scliwarlz, Sally Carlson Ralph Mfwrn llliyllisllrrl l1'lL O N d A 'S l lr li 'l' K clyfif- 5, T50 ancienl art of Home Economics lo these qirls is 5 lure: ll'lOy'llbelir10 rnnlxs nnd bakers, nl fhal yfiu yfm ran bn surf-. ,. fl N Mmm aww-nr . of pic+ure -Frariris curoc, James Ga aqnn, Wilmrn all - l willy 50 Tlie sludy Ol nalurennd all lnrms nl wild lilo is lrXfl'1iS qmup a las rmalrrnn' Il over you son llwem on A nalurn lwilp, youlll know a park or woods in llwir Ulnnlinnlirwn, ARCHERY CLUB Firsf row-Audrey M.1n:Icr, Roseanne Diqlis, Jacque Ackroyd, Berfy Beicek, Richard Nichols, Gccwrqv KonsIan:er, Evelyn Mann, Franfis SCurIoCIr. Second row-AIice Iv1arIienssen, Audrey Bily, HL-rbg-rI Sudww, SIanIcy .IabIonsIni, Jack McConneII, Ray Oufzs, CI'iarIes Beicek. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Firsf row-IWoroII1y Crank prosicIonI3 AIice Spah, vicie-president KaII'1y Be-rnhardi, Ireasurert Jackie JoI1ns-Hn, swruIary. Second row-Jarkie Nnsher, Barbara Sandrnck, IIse BarIens, Bonnie Saylor, BvIIy BQ-Iwn-nrI, Lwis Braun. Third row--Anno Roeper, Nancy Dreyer, Myra Penske, Mary .lane KinImpI, Donna Cnurvy IIormII'iy Sandrodc, Joyfe Russ. FourfI'1 row-Marge Decker, Jessie ImrnuI, Llainv Km-IiIur, DwriiIIiy Cf-pik, Jean GaIiIz, Maqdahzn Lonerqan, MarCeIIa Lonerqan. 5 I I sIwoI an arrow inIo Ihe airy II fell Io eurII1, I Irnow no? where. Oh, yes I do, now I re- member: if IeII inIo Ihe hands of an Arch- ery Club member. The Girls Leaders help in fha gym: TI1ey'reIuII ofpnp. vigor, and vim. GIRLS' BOWLING anon KEITLE-FRIDAY LEAGUE. rim row-Nana rayiof, carol Rosenberry, eww sown. san Cwiswf wif-wr, Marge Hal land vrr1sidvnI' Marqr' Ciivvwviinqs, win prvsidrinrg lrens' Rifcher, Ireasurcr, Vivian Sfalcy, Arlpnr- Sdiipcn if Second row-lrnmq Barra' Doriilvy Cariinim-r, Bfvnflf' Saylor, Namy Drvyf-r, Snirlr-y Lindsay Lacy Enrrnke, Gloria Larsen, Ainirsw Bily, Afwr- Bifn' Rnlh Trm van Mann Third row-Sliirlfiy Krimqnr, Iruni- Loas, Marge Kunari, Audrey Blasf-, Lois Srlvrriil, Ellir' Cfirffw EMM Srlmarll Jf'annNn , Duerl, Mary Inu Ca-iq:-r, IaI WIli'y, Fourfh row-PM Ford, Eleanor Pachko, Carol Olrnbirrq Bnr'afIi e- Kr'v 'f-ii, Fli fwnin Rnsm Finn Srhrllvr, Cnllr-rin Bunnisky, Myra Fwnskf-, Mary Jam- Marlin, Bva Berg, Donna Clnerry. PARMA RECREATION-WEDNESDAY LEAGUE. Firsf row-Marianna Dunchaclr, Eilvrn Dugkwill, Carr-l Bwqnr, Phyllis Marrin, Ruin Dietz, Clare- Wrfiirarbwr, Eyvlyn Akwnri, Ellnn Crann, Doroihy Naqrrl. Second-RiIa Franklin, Audrey Gr.1r'rvRffS Irwin Karvly, Corinr- Flowv-rs, Salim Jorqr-nsnn, Marin Tnnrripsmi, Orr-ia Sawiikp, Marie Siupar, Lorna Lepole, Joycr' Wawrr, Brffy Srlw-arinq, R-'msn Maric- Hodnn, Margin Lceckrririr- Third row-Lois Dawsnn, Ruin Ruby, Louise Hrornyak, Nancy Carlson, Pearl Klar-Sinn BnIIy Fnnlr, Marv Bail:-y, Br-vvrly Rinlrrfr, Lfnis Ruin, Par Daniann, Elsii- Salitra, Shirley Naslor, Irene- Belresy, Esther Pfwlsffr' Fourrh row-Virginia Fworslf-r, Elaine- Dluznn, Junr' lhnniwqrn, Virqinia Pvfr-rsan, Hnlen Pasior, Dolorns Frivsche, Lois Behrnnd, Virginia Laniir, Hr-Inn Sornchmarw Arlinr- emko, Arlene Schuh, Drxrrurhy Mlllrwr, Rosrfanne Doerqer, Dorofliy Elewski, Alice MarIiPnssc1n,Fiffh row-Shirmy Plagriian, Arif-lr' Peserk Doris Larvbcrf, Mi-lva Bliwri, LsII'if-r Crwnsianclsv, Juni' Sffzdronslry, Doris Grc-en, Dolores Cnarlins, Margin-'HP Mvlfm, Drirmny Pranlifil. Iiia Man RanIIl PARMA RECREATION-FRIDAY LEAGUE. Firsf row--Edna Krelci, Kay Mellcri, Jean Cralifz, Carwl Slviivn, ire-siiifrr-I, Aliu- Siiaiz, ru- vrrwidr-nI' Ji-y Wn.iv1-r, si-fr:-Iary, Elf-amwr Hr-pplvr, Ircasurerj Dororhy Cepik, Jackie Nasfer. Second row-Ela rw Avvry, .Iwanrw- Flmir-r, Nancy Millr-r, Jaan Mi-dvr, Marqarei Vargo, Joyce Russ, Joan Siaufier, Margie Hanna, Kallvv Bnrnnarm, Maqimlon Lnrvrqan, Dorviny Crarir, Mvinllii Iiinrvijan, Marir- Kr-zrninski, Shirley Nasrvr, Third row-Virginia Hrvdwiis, Dormlw Mikivq Allvrn- Osvrrlanii, Lois Braun Hr-lnn Wilsfan, Jnssir: lvzmml, .Ivan Fricke, Carol Voclklf-, Jackie Johnson, Marqf: Dncke-r Pai Garinor, Alicf' English, Dorm Sfl'f'1W f1. Dnl W 'i'1P' Fourih row-Gerry Davis, DaroIhy Sandrock, Margie Anral, Norma Maurer Doris Mrnzpr, J-far' Babb, Br-My Br-Inrf-nd, Arlif-nn Russ, Alice- Hiirnnir-I, Ernn Dr-ilw, Helen Zornbor, Elsir- Salifra, Jeannofhs, Kmzrninski Fiffh row-LM: Kaizlmfli, ,Inari MrMannr- Mary .lanw Kinknpl, Bearricn Miller, Dolores Sufi, Ilsn Bariens, Laura Burr-sfi, Paulinr- Larnnnr, Jn ar ia Kmnsfanznr. 52 , gggf? S-:F ' 1 , r BOYS' BOWLING Firsi' row-Marlin Reckling. Gerald Abend. Don Franklin. presidenh Ray Ouizs, secrefary: Berwin Gufher. vice-presidenf: Ed Pfuffel. Treasurer: Russell Baird. Kenneih Kulow. Bill Kail. Second row-Ray Spies. Dick Brown, Dick Hird. David Busch. Don Spies. Glenn Kreinkabmp, Jim Jones. Kenneth Dreher. Third row-Dick Lukes, Don Eschbacher, Dick Doerger. Eugene Sfrodibeck. Don Nekl, Bill Emley. Bob Baird, Marion Massie. Fourih row-Melvin Reckling. Gordon Fischer. Jack Espersen. George Emley. Dick Reierka. Bernard Fri+scl1e. Don Reimer. Harvey Dreger. Fiffh row-Bernard Domann. Bob Ebersole. Glenn Rych, 'Bill Nickels. Edmore Menzel. Ed Maag. John Fleicher. Bob Gunler. ' ' ' I ' ,ff lg 'N ,JA I 4 If-l 'iw' ' ' flf1'lil'lliL 'll XX 'ki 19 ' . 53 FRIENDSHIP CLUB - SENIORS Firsl row-Eleanor McConnell, Jeanelle Ciureia, Margarei Anlal, Joan Kerns, Nancy Pelers, Bealrice Miller, lreasurer: Shirley Nesler, president Rulh Lechich, secrelaryg Joy Weaver, Jessie lmmel, Barbara Sandroclc, Helen Ward, Lois Braun. Belly Perrin. Second row-Laura Buresli, Lois Wagner. Belly Behrend, Mary Jane Burfon, Eslher Consiandse, Melva Blum, Del Wenger, Joan Sfaufler, Emily Elliol, Adele Peselc, Rulh Bilzer. Roseanne Diglis, Magdalen Lonergan, Eleanor Hep- pler, Sally Carlson, Derralee Koob. Third row-Belly Bulls, Jean Vanderwysl. Irene Belresy. Dorolhy Elewslni, Rose Salomon, Susan Shrondriclr, Evelyn Sallerfield, Irma Bernauer, Jaclrie Johnson, Margaret Declter, Shirley Plagman. lone Voga, Kalhy Bernhardi, Irene Rilcher, Arliene Russ, Fay Hange, Renee Wochele, Barbara Burnham. Fourfh row-Belly Shields, Carol Voellcle, Evelyn Mann. Rulh Malley. Jolan Pavlilc, Gloria Larsen, Marge Cummings, Dorolhy Granl, Marcella Lonergan, Alice Minarilz, Lois Dawson. Lois Schaefer, Geraldine Hodan, Marie Zwiclc, Marian Zilelc, Clara Selzer, Evelyn Kurlz, Helen Voss. Fifth row--Elaine Koehler. Dolores Charlins, Shirley Ruclcer, Helen Pope, Doris Menzer, Audrey Blase, Margarel' Holland, Arline Zemlro, Eleanor Mezera, Gerry Davis, Tillie Palfy, Dorothy Sandroclr, Joyce Russ, Alice Spalz, Velma Barger. This group of gals is connecled wilh The Y. W. C. A., And when 'rhey gel logelher, lhey chase lhe blues away. FRIENDSHIP CLUB - JUNIORS Firsf row-Florence Hansen, Belly Auping. Mary Jane Kinlcopi, Joan Kerns, Nancy Pelers. Bearrice Miller, lreasurerp Shirley Nesler, presidenl: Rulh Lechich, secrelary: Joy Weaver, Jessie Immel, Barbara Sandroclc, Helen Ward, Lois Braun, Myra Fenslre. Second row-Evelyn Abend, Ellen Crane. Lois Falh, Marguerile Melda. Lois Kalai, Virginia Aubele, Pal Mora, Jean Mann, Grela Sawiilre, Marie Thompson. Mary Bailey, Marie Slupar, Carol Rosenberry, Carol Olenburg, Arlene Schipchilc. Vivian Slaley. Third row-Alice Hummel, Geraldine Resch. Goldie Slephens, Doris Green, Georgia Siderasflheresa Slellen, Shirley Croolcs, Lois Menzies. Lois McD2armid, Florence Nolan.Jean Friclce, Bernadine Kennedy, Beverly Rinlrer, Colleen Bunaislcy, Ramona George, Lois Kalzbach. Fourlh row- lrma Barlon. Delores Birsa, Pally Ford, Bonnie Parschen, Helen Wilson. Jenny Prochaslra, Doris Aring, Lorella Fernbaclr, Barbara Burnham, Dorolhy Cepilc, Lorraine Glass, Rae Hircherr, Jean Maulr, Elsie Nilsson, Belly Selzer. Shirley Krueger, Rulh Schiller, Jean Babb. Fif+h row-Bealrice Berg, Arrena Lillis, Adele McNully, Allen Oslerland. Meredilh Aclcerman, Roseanne Doerqer, Dorolhy Miliilla, Alice Dombroslri, Thelma Gallner, Carol Sheer, Joan Spencer, Elhel Perrarn, Pal Slann, Jane Sfeflen. Pal Domann, Jean McMahan, Grace Herbsl. 54 E .ss Tl-IE SPECTRUM SALUTES TI-IE MUSIC DEPARTMENT The sfudenls ol Parma Schaaf can well be proud of Their musical organizahons. Besides parficipahng in afhlefic conlesls, assemblies and fheir own evening perform- ances, lhey have earned glory for lhemselves in oufside aclivifies. The highlighl' of These is probably fhe band's parf in 'rhe Charify Foofball Game. For 'rwo consecufive years, Jolan Pavlik has led lhe band +o lop honors so +ha+ Parma's band has become known as one of fhe besl marching bands in +he cify. The choir will be remembered for ils performance broadcasf over fhe radio from Crile General Hospilal. 55 CONCERT CHOIR Firsi row-Don Daley, quesf soloisf: Pa? Mora. Mildred Miller, Barbara Sfone, assisfanl accompanist Mila dred Quasi, Roberl Forsler, Elmer Chalcy, John Flauiz, Rolland Edmonds, Russell Filippone, Allen Kenninqer, Geneva Hopp, Dorothy Naqel, Clara Paqna, Marqie Hanna, Nancy Dreyer, Pal Wiley, accornpanisl. Second row-Bonnie Saylor, Irene Rilnher, Jewel Hein, Dolores Chabelc, Howard Woernley, Wallace Rohn, Euqene Smilh, James Guscofr, Allen Lambacher, Leonard Beclra, librarian: Kennelh Dreher, Ann Hein, Elaine Avery, Nancy Norion, Alice Lanniqan, Jean Riha. Third rowiJaClrie Johnson, Virginia Foersier, Joan Meder, Helen Voss, Bealrice Miller, wardrobe misfross: Joe Bianco, Dayid Becker, Reber? Ruch, Leonard Slefany, Franlx Gy orlrey, Rudy Worsech, Armand Sanvido, Arlene Schipchilr. Myra Fenslre, Esfher Conslandse, Virqinia Hodous, Dol Wenqer. Fourfh row-Derralee Koob, Elaine Dluzen, Marqe Cumminqs, secrelary: Audrey Blase, Carol Sieffen, William Kopfis, presidenf: Dave Forresl, Ralph Morqan, Harold Conrad, Euqene Maurer, Ray Taylor, vice-president: Don Swift, Marqe Holland, lreasurert Doris Lambert, Shirley Lindsay, Melya Blum, Bea Bern, Joanne Leiby. Q r I9 V w ll a' , 1- Q ly! GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Firsl' row-Peggy Whilwell, Dolores Frenz, Belly Scheuring, Carol Barlel, librarian, Margarel Kunarl, vice-presidenl and accompanisfg Lois Annable, secrelaryp Nancy Pelers, presidenl and ac, companislg Lois Braun, Marilyn Schmolzer, Dorothy Nagel, Virginia Lepole. Second row-Agnes Kanieski, Mildred Quasl, Joan Spencer, Lucille Shaw, Grace Tomka, Dolores Freeman, Dolores Archer, Nancy Dreyer, Evelyn Abend, Bernadine Kennedy, Jean Riha. Third row--Bonnie Saylor, Nancy Norlon, Joan Meder, Carol Sleflen, Dorolhy Mikilfa, Jean Rarmiler, Margie Hanna, Joanne Leiby, Fay Tilberl, Helen Wilson, Edifh Schmidf, Bea Berg. Fourfh row--Jackie Reising, Dolores Sufi, Bonnie Parschen, Eleanor Pachko, Ernesiine Reilender, Pauline Lachner, Florence Reska, Doris Lamberf, Rulh Jarmulh, Joan King, Jean Mauk, Jeanelie Duerk. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Firsf row-Bob Bernhardi, Kennelh Dreher, Don Calkins, Alan Kenninger, Clyde Smifh, Phil Elewski, Richard Fredecker, Emery Hornyak, Don Lachner, Frank Bianco, Don Daley, Baxler Venable. Second row-Barbara Sfone, accompanist Francis Scurlock, Rolland Edmunds, Russell Filippone, secrelaryx James Placak, Frank Birsa, Bob Voss, Harvey Dreger, Wallace Rohn, Donald Pelch, Richard Pierpont Andrew Frederick. Third row-Charles Schlosser, Joe Bianco, secrelary: Bob Bergslrom, Fred Haller, Joe Sfec, Roland Hasek, Russell Morgan, Bob Forsfer, vice-presidenf: Richard Darmsfadl, Raymond Maile, Waller Dufkofski, Dale Menger. Fourfh row--Don Medalis, secrefaryz David Becker, presidenf: Lawrence Gedeon, Bob Ruch, librarian: James Dreher, Richard Roush, Sranley Jablonski, Alex Duli, Granl Krueger, Harold Conrad, lreasurerg Bill Harle. 57 CONCERT BAND Firsf row-Helen Ward, Barbara Slone, Armand Arabian, Joan Kerns, Rae Hircherl, Belly Beirel, Fw-lyn Mann, Jolan Pavlik, Sonia Zeen, Sally Carlson, Dirk Millard, Barbara Sandrogk, Irina Bernauf-r, Jon Hi-ed, Ted Thomas. Second row-Lois Wagner, Ellen Bubna, Jewel Hein, Clarion Thesr, Cierry Davis, Gerald Abend, John Sghweinlurlh, Ann Marie Hein, Shirley Eichenberq, Dolores Chabek, Carl Gross, Bill Addison, Dick hlomulh, David Blackmore, Bob Anfhony, Third row- Marqarel Decker, Mildred Duwe, Joe Taddie, Elroy Beneke, Ronald Sfebner, Dolores Charlins. Donald Harpsier, David Louis, Bernard Frilsche, Bob Quallich, James Dunkin, Alberl Lark, Bob Leckrrine, Jim Whilney, Fourfh row-Dick Simmerer, Norma Maurer, Bill Nickels, Ari Humel, Ralph Mc-ore, Bill Horlon, Earl Cooke, Glenn Abend, Paul Elerk, David Forresf, Dirk Zander, Don Worley, Olin lllI!lI, Kennelh Dc-llefield, Bill Kohler. ORCHESTRA Firsf row-Frank Ciyorkey, Alex Duli, Gerry Davis, Lorraine Glass, Marilyn Pfelfer, Shirley Crooks. .lr-anne Vanderwysl. Second row-Dorolhy Sandrock, Jeannine Lanq, Larry Taddie, Ollo Wolf, Bill Addison, Joe Heed, Mildred Duwe, Par Ellison, Bill Shields, Lois Waqner, Jean Mauk, Carole Sheer, Third row-Marianna Dunrhack, Evelyn Mueller, Lois McDiarrnid, Paul Eleck, Dolores Chabek. Barbara Sandrork. Fourfh row-Arlhur Waller, Ernesline Reilender, Bernard Frilsche, John Schwein- liirlh, Kennelh Dellelield, Larl Cooke, Jewel Hein, Pal Wiley, Dick Millard, Fred Grossman, 58 TRAINING CHOIR Firsf row-Lois Urban, assisiani acrompanisrj Doinres Frenz, Donna Vanderwysf, JeaneIIe Keiiir, Carol Barqer, Frances Cmba, Marie Mooi, Anna Maniia, Pbyliis Marrin, Margie Luciinrone, Doroiiiy Lunder. Second row---Elizabeib Grairarn, June Moore, Dorririry Carpenrer, Pearl Ciemeris, Anne Roeper, secrefary: Lucille Shaw, Pauline Lacirner, rreasurer: Joan Venabie, presidenrg Carol Lovejoy, CaroIe Geiss, Grace Iornka. Third row-Erhel Dorosy, Peqqy Ross, Beverly Baifers, Georqia Sideras. Mariiyn Pfeiier, vice-presideni: Marilyn Scivrnoizer, RuII'r Braclcenbush, Jean Parrniier, Edifir Sciimidi, Barbara Hunr, PI1yIIis Becirwiiii, Fourfh row-Ida Raniii, Carol Rosenberry, Eleanor Pachixo, librarian: Ernesrine Reiiender, afcnmpanisiq Audrey Gynn, Norma Bubna, Jean Mauk, Joan Davis, Joan Abel, Juanira Cole, Shirley Knbs, assisIanI affompanisit Ann USI. RESERVE BAND Firsf row-June Prinz, Rurh Troy, Ariine BieI'1I. Second row-Ruin Bracinenbusiw, Marc Srone, David Domann, Ralph Miszczaic, Cami Zander. TI1ircI row-Donaid Saizqeber, Jim Cusick, Aian Buricarr, Ciwarles Schiosser, Roberi Berqsrrom. Fourfh row-Don Biehl, Don Siauier, Norman Bereii, Roqer Berqiroir, Curfis Ross, Gran? Krueqer. 59 CLASS y PROPI-IECY Dear old Nellie needs no urgin' To become a noted surgeon: When you're achin' or complaining Go to him and you'll be gaining. -Nelson Abrahamsen They don't want to stay at home Like other people do: These lads iust want to roam and roam And take in all the view. -Ray Barno and Don Noss Always cheerful. always gay. And they're happy thru the day. Since their days at Parma Schaaf Not once have they forgot to laugh. -Margie Antal and Shirley Nester Looking cute in their uniforms of white, Helping everyone morning. noon. and night. Always busy as can be. Helping those in misery. -Elaine Avery, Dot Evans. Helen Voss. and Peggy Whitwell She's teaching students biology And she knows her child psychology. For in life that's her endeavor And we think it's very clever. -Jua nita Baird Working in the Goodyear lab. ln her uniform so drab. Mixing sulphur in a flask Helps to complete her daily task. -Velma Berger They're those rambling wrecks From Georgia Tech's School of Engineers: lt's all for one and one for all For they're e bunch of dears. -Bob Price, Glenn Rych. Bill Nickels. Charles Heh- meyer. Franklin Feuerstein. and Lloyd Flox Rulers. pencils. papers. books, And the students' dirty looks: They complain and say she's preaching. But she actually is teaching. -Betty Behrend If bothered by a pain or ache. When bitten by a poisonous snake. It you're in her vicinity. Stop in and get a remedy. Dancing to the tune of Argentine. Around Brazil she has been seen. Leading the night life of Ecuador. To her South America proves no bore. London, Egypt. China. Rome. Always far away from home. Grips. suitcases. luggage tan. All carried by a handsome man. -Betty Beicek lrene Bekesy -lrma Bernauer Living a life of Riley. really. At Chippewa-on-the-Lake. Swimming. tennis. and dancing, At Skip lnn, what a lucky break! -Kathy Bernhardi An usherette in the Stillman Show. You ask her the feature and she doesn't know. You ask for a seat and she gives you a row. But she'll wake you up when it's time to go. Alas, alack. what's this we see? A change in our old history, For Audrey's changed her residence. She's now our future president. -Ruth Bitzer -Audrey Blase We meet Van Johnson and his crew, With iokes. gags. all humorous too: A life's adventure it would be. For Melva to sit upon Van's knee. -Melva Blum A tight rope walker is this here guy, In the circus of Bonham and Bailey: With his nose up in the sky, The people see him daily. -Ray Bonham A little store he has made. Where all his money has been paid: Courtesy to all his customers he has shown, Because it's nobody's business but his own. -Dick Brown We need nurses by the score, When she's one we'll need no more: While on the job you'll be assured That you will be completely cured. -Ellen Bubna In all attempts they will succeed. In any problem they will heed. No matter what they decide to do. They'll always manage to see it through. -Laura Buresti and Dot Sandrock Baseball has been proven Mel's best game. Because that left arm' has given him fame. And here as we gaze at his most famous deeds The New York Yankees is the team he leads. -Mel Burkey ln her little world so dark, She is as happy as a lark. Hoping to be six feet tall. Then she will tower over all. -Barbara Burnham Drawing. erasing. Sketching. tracing. I This little gal is very smart. Because she really knows her art. -Mary Jane Burton Outside the White House. there'll be no doubt The people will gather 'round and shout When President Truman has made of her His perfect new stenographer. -Betty Butts She wants to leave Parma without saying no, For into the world she will go. Using the knowledge she has learned. And the awards that she has earned. -Sally Carlson Some folks say that they're insane. To discover the 93rd and 94th elements is their aim. If they succeed no doubt there'll be Their names will go down in history. -Stuart Carlton and Don Guiton After the war The boys will come home by the score. You'll find them knocking At Dolores's door. -Dolores Charlins Over mountains. over dales. ' Over seas. and dusty trails. Traveling's brought forth many tales Of gruesome snakes and monstrous whales. -Jeanette Ciureja. Virginia Foerster. Jolan Pavlik. Betty Perrin ln a dark and dreary mine. Where many a man has spent some time. Digging for his country fine Coal. which brings him bread and wine. -Tom Conklin She's an elevator operator. And she has her ups and downs. Especially on days when they have sales. On dresses. suits. and gowns. -Esther Constandse -Clayton Gable Extra! Extra! You can hear. . The shouts of newsboys far and near: She writes the scoops day after day: She is the best. the critics say. -Marge Cummings Bombs bursting in the air, Men falling everywhere. She has no time for sleep or rest: As an Army nurse she does her best. -Gerry Davis Early to rise to start his 'toil To plow the earth and till the soil. To feed his country and keep it healthy, And in return he'll become wealthy. ' l - -Bob Davis She's most often in the kitchen, ' Sometimes cleaning. sometimes stitching. She's as happy as can be Raising a big familee. -Lois Dawson She has music in her finger tips llt really is worth whilel. For her aim in life will always be To play like Frankie Carle. ' -Marge Decker The thrilling play is almost o'er, The curtain now begins to lower, The hero steps forth with a bow. and pause. As the playhouse rings with the crowd's applause. -Kenneth Delletield We all have heard of Petty Girls. And Varga drawings. too: ' But the Diglis Dolls that Roseanne draws Are swell, we think. don't you? 4 -Roseanne Diglis As we settle back and hear Glenn Miller Play that haunting blue refrain. We're lost in another world when we hear The vocal by Elaine. -Elaine Dluzen His name is printed on the door. He dictates letters by the score, With a secretary on his knee. He's president Milkman. keep of a company. -Dick Doerger those bottles quiet! Ask Domann, because he's really tried it: Each chilly morning at the stroke of five. At your doorstep he'll arrive. -Bernard Domann A la rge white house with twenty rooms. Five pretty horses all with grooms. Two private cars. a plane to-tly. . A multi-millionaire. this guy. -Jerome Domann They ioined the Navy to have some fun, But they're up in the morning before the sun. A-swabbin' the decks. a-paintin' or scrapin' So they tind little time for whoopee-makin'. -John Dudar. Frank Lalik. Ray Outzs, Nick Dudar. and D.on Franklin He's taking lessons from Arthur Murray. For a slick little chick named Nance. 'Cause he's in To take her to You'll see her Her clothes al She stands for Dot's a model Elsie. Jane. or a great big hurry ' a dance. -Bob Ebersole in the Charm Book: l have the Vogue look: hours and hours: for John Powers. ' -Dorothy Elewski Beaver Borden. Are the simple names we call her. And on her eighteenth birthday we hope. She'II be a little taller. -Emily Elliot ln all the world he has no cares. Except to get those strikes and spares: Although it may not bring him fame. He's determined to bowl a 200 game. -George Emley John tell underneath the table. X- After kissing Betty Grablei He's not like John who wants a Hedy. He just wants a kiss from Betty. -John Ermina and Jack Espersen ln old Egypt's mold and ruin What is this we see him doin'? Underneath the rotted sticks and stones. He's moving rocks and finding bones. -Don Eschbacher He massages scalps and cuts hair. He's a noted hair stylist at May's. For the work that he does is fine: Yes. the iob he does really pays. -Dick Fenley He's a bartender on Times Square. The drinks he mixes really part your hair: He's the best the people think. 'Cause on the house we'll have a drink. -George Ferenc He's an undertaker it is said, A And his business is really dead. People are dying to see him they say. So why not get buried the Field way? '-Bob Field He wants a ranch to call his own, V Where wild horses and cattle may roam. In a state 'way out West - He's made a home where he likes it best. -Gordon Fischer They've ioined the Coast Guards on Manhattan Beach. And foreign shores they'll someday reach? They guard our shores to keep us free. And spend their pay on liberty. -Bernard Fritsche. Art Kirstein. and Ralph Schnacke Uncle Sam said. l want you! And pointed right at Gable. So Clayton said. I'll sign right up. Because l know l'm able. Hold it! Smile: That's it, good lookin'. You iust had your picture took'n: When it's taken by Danny Gall. lt is sure to be found on the wall. -Dan Gall 'Way out upon the open plain. Where horses run with flying mane: Training horses is Pat's line: The horses she trains are really tina. -Pat Gardner If at tirst you do resort To things like crime and murder. Wall. this report brought into court. Dot's fair. we know: we've heard her. -Dot Grant Phyllis dreamed a dream one day. That in Nevada she would stay. A little ranch that was her own A little house she called her home. -Phyllis Gray Sketching torms'of all creation. With that Grimm determination: 4 To give Disney competition, Always has been her ambition. -Enher Grimm He's a basketball coach. at Ohio State. And we think he's really great: The best players he is choosing. When the game they are losing. --Morrie Handel She checks them off as they get aboard: She helps them fasten their safety cord: The passengers' wish is her command: As an Air Stewardess she's really grand. -Fay Hange l She's a graduate of Oberlin, And very pretty, too. Her singing voice is very nice Whether happy, sad. or blue. -Margie Hanna She wants to learn the Flirtation Waltz, ln life that is her aim: We hope very much that she succeeds: Marion is her name. -Marion Harriger They're those angels of mercy: They cure all your ills: But when you ask them for water, All they hand you is pills. -Ann4Marie Hein, Derralee Koob, . Batty Sorber. Mildred Thress Calling personal and technical fouls, Checking gym suits. tennies and towels. With vitality. vigor and vim, They're teaching in the gym. -Eleanor Heppler. Marcy and Mike Lonergan. Yes, they really know their dictation, And their typing is really tina: If their boss should take a vacation, They take care of his iob every time. -Ann Hnatiak, Kathryn Kaiser, Beatrice Kolasky, and Doris Scheuring These three gals want to learn to fly. Up above the ground so high: Loops and spins they'lI :always try. Up in the blue. blue. sky. -Mary Hnizdil, Irene Karoly, and Arline Zemko They'd rather do canning and baking, And keep their houses spic and span: For in school they took homemaking: That's one way to keep a man. -Gerry Hodan and Geneva Hopp She's an accountant tor Halle Brothers, Her work is wanted by others: She does her work neatly and well, Until she hears that 5:30 bell. -Margie Holland It you want a good tight with your barber, Go down to Johnnie's shop: You ask him to trim the sides a little. He practically cuts oft your top. -John Holodnak Some want fortune. Some want fame: But to retire, ls Huy's aim. ' -Bull Huy Hop Harrigan taught her to fly: There's nothing that she wouldn't try: She's daring-she stunts like a clown: Once she's up she hates to come down. -Jackie Johnson He's a lawyer on East,94-th: He's had iuvanile cases by the score, But the cases he treats severe are few: He realizes he was young once. too. -Bill Kohl He's the leader of his band, And the music's really grand: He can play it sweet or hot, ' What it takes he's really got. -Dick Kohler How'd you like to go for a loop, With George Konstanzer in his model A coupe: He'll give you a ride any sunny day: He distributes gas stamps for the O. P. A. -George Konstanzer She sleeps till noon. Has breakfast in bed. She's better known, As Sleepy Head. -Margaret Kopp They really have tine taste. When it comes to decorations: For the homes that they have planned, Have quite a few modern creations. -Jeannette Kozminski. Lorna Lepole. and Lois Roth She doesn't have to work any more, , Her parents own a furniture store: They have money'to burn and are rolling in dough: lf you want a good buy you know where to go. -Evelyn Kurtz She's a telephone operator at Bell, And she certainly is swell: Call her up at any time: She'll always give you a line. -Doris Lumbgrf She's a bookkeeper in Denver: Her job is done so neat, With a pleasing personality, And a smile that is so sweet. i -Gloria Larsen Hurry, hurry, the race has begun: They're crowding down the aisle. To see Ruth, the eight-day bicycle rider. The only one in her style. -Ruth Lechich He plays in Carnegie Hall: His music is heard by all: I've heard it myself and think he's good. As a graduate of Parma, he really should. -Bob Leckrone Away in their helicopter they flew, A couple of travelers we call these two: They've seen 'most every interesting view, And those they haven't are very few. -Henry Loeding and Steve Zydiak Doctor. we'Il have to operate: Let's do it, now, before it's too late: Scissors. forceps, scalpel and saw, A ' All are instruments of surgical law. -Dick Lukas They don't have any worries, They don't have any cares. Nothing ever bothers them, For they're both millionaires. -Jack Lusk Patient: Say doc, this tooth is killing me. Dentist: I'll fix it for a fee. With one yank the tooth is out, And Eddie gives a mighty shout. -Ed Maag If your hair is long and stringy.- And you need a permanent but bad. See Miss Malley or Miss Townsend, To help you they're only too glad. -Ruth Malley and Joan Townsend ln this court we do swear, To question this man in the chair: Evelyn asks the questions you see, To find out it this man's guilty. -Evelyn Mann She took lessons on how to fly, And bought a plane in which to sit: It you don't think it takes some time. You really ought to try it. -Audrey Manzler You simply haven't heard anything yet, If you don't believe it, place your bet: You've heard of Shaw and his Gramercy tive. Well, Red makes it six and they really iive. -Marion Massie She wants to be an artist For Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, And should like the iob she has, ' For the money that they pay her. -Eleanor McConnell He hopes that he can keep alive. Until the age ot twenty-five. For at that age his iob he'll quit, And never work another bit. -Don MCNUIW He has riches by the score. His money grows on trees: He's traveled the globe eight times or more And seen the seven seas. -Edrnore Menzel She models hats. she models coats. She models dresses and shoes. And each and every is so nice. You don't know which to choose. ' -Doris Menzer She's a laboratory technician, And her iob is done with care. For in life that's her ambition: To quit she does not dare. -Eleanor Mezera Bea, you see. is an artist. ' Her drawings she does very well: - She works trom morning, noon till night: When you see her work you can tell. V -Beatrice Miller ln Wyoming you will tind her. Near Oregon or Santa Fe. I But the home she likes the best. ls her Texas of the West. , . -Dorothy 'Miller Collies. cocker spaniels. and Pekingese. Dachshunds. fox tdrriers and poodles. St. Bernards, sheep dogs, and bull dogs. Yes. dogs. she owns oodles and oodles. ' -Alice Minarik. ln a stable full of hay, Sits a happy iockey today. Dog Biscuit won by a nose- That's how the story goes. -Don Nekl The things she's lost in life are many, Because she has an absent mind. And all those things she's lost in lite. We hope someday she'll tind. -Shirley Naster She's the envy of all igirls, She needs not diamonds. rubies. or pearls: On her legs she wears nylon hose. Which end her stocking woes. 4-I-mia Palfy His aim in life is to be an artist, And it takes patience and very hard work. But we know that he will try his best. And seldom. if ever, shirk. -Dan Peders He wants to join the Army. Like the other fellows do. And some day come back home to his girl, Who is being very true. -Chester Pepera This girl wants to get married. ' And this we really know. She has waited many long weary months. For e guy whose name is Joe. - ' -Adele Pesek She's been to Argentina thrice. Been around the world twice: I No matter where she may roam. She agrees there's no place like home. -Nancy Peters 1 This girl is in the movies. And Fidler says she's swell: The pictures that she plays in, Seem to always rate four bells. -Edna Ponting ln lite they have no ambition, But to loaf around all day: A To work is their rendition. To waste their life away. -Don Reimer and John Fletcher Sinatra. that man of great renown. Who has been seen around the town, Will croon to her most anytime. And really make her life sublime. . -Jackie Raising . frwj :- Now she sings in Steinway Hall. With the greatest of ease. That short little miss. With the cute dimpled knees. -Irene Ritcher She wants to control her temper. Because she can't resist a fight: - You should have seen her on the corner. ln a fight the other night. -Ruth Ruby She wants to be a good housewife And keep her home clean and neat: To keep her family happy through life, ' To me that sounds alreet. -Shirley Rucker She said she's had enough of war, And wants a life without any more: On this we surely will agree! Let's hope and'pray for Victory. -Arliene Russ A fellow from West Tech High School . ls Joyce's latest beau: W We see her with him 'most every night: She thinks he's swell and really all right. - ' -Joyce Russ Willard Russell's life's ambition. ls to be a politician. He'll give you tips on all the news. ' And give you hints on voting views. -Willard Russell She's writing books new by the score. ' After reading one you'll want some more: Sit down to read some rainy day. From her books it's hard to tear away. ' -Elsie Salitra He's acking his grip, And'hie's leaving today: i You'll find him heading ' California way. -Armand Sanvido She writes articles for the Time. And stories for the Coronet. And so my friends if you've got a dime. A Coronet is your best bet. -Evelyn Sattertield She's working in a bomber plant: I think it's Lockheed: ' She's working on the assembly line. Making bombers at top speed. -Lois Schaefer A country home. a wife. and peace, ls what he has today: His happiness will never cease. ' His future's always gay. - -Franklin Scheuerman These little lads in Navy blue. Are on a nine-dey leave: , The tales they have to tell are few. But of boot camp, how they grieve! -Ray and Dick Schlenkermen. Roger Schumacher. and Frank Berger He calls Goodman and Dorsey by their first names: He's a personal friend of Harry James: He's a iazz critic' for the Down Beat,' And he'd rather play records than eat. -Fred Schwartz She's working for the Red Cross, ln her uniform of blue: ' In tire or flood. no matter your loss. She will be glad to help you. -Jackie Schwartz Boxeri wrestler. baseball player. Businessman or mere bricklayer, Writing a letter or kicking a ball, Master of none, but good et ell. -George Schweinfurth They say he's The greaTesT lawyer. Our counTry's ever had. And we're sure when you hear his resulTs, He'll make you very glad. -He' Shibley Her sTories are read by one and all: They're known ThroughouT The land: They'll always hear The newsboy shouT, AnoTher novel by Shields, iT's grand. -BeTTy Shields When you hop upon The scale. Why does your face Turn so pale? See Susan. The dieTiTian. who's really greaT: She'll Take off all your excess weighT. -Sue Shondrick Who wanTs To work? We'd raTher shirk. For if we'd Try We'd really die. -Tom Simpson and Don Worley When The TemperaTure drops To zero And The cold you can no longer sTand, You will really call him a hero Because he's ThaT ever faiThTul Coal Man. -Don Sin1inger He could have been a millionaire. A businessman. perhaps, BuT he's saTisTied wiTh liTTle work. And a loT of Time for naps. -Don Spies As a sailor's wife. she does her besTg Her husband's home for peace and resT. BuT in Their home, wheT a ghasTly scene. When she serves her husband Navy beans. -Alice SpaTz Opposing gridders give up hope: He's slippery as a bar of soap: His classmeTes know They'll win, Every game ThaT he plays in. -Bob SmiTh From Town To Town you see him. Along The pavemenT. noT The gravel: He'll sell you whaTever you wanT To buy. ThaT's Lenny, The Traveling salesman guy. -Leonard STeTany This young man is hard To place: You know his walk. you know his face: He's Taller now Than he was before. For he's gained aT Ieas+ Three inches more. -Larry Taddie Zoom. zoom. The airplanes go by. O'er all The airporTs They fly: Giving every piloT Tull leeway. SiTs June in The airTower every day. -June Tenhagen She's reached her goal. she's gained success! If you don'T know why. yog'll never guess: Any Task for her is now a cinch. Because she's grown anoTher inch. -Jeanne VanderwysT Learn how To drive, ThaT's whaT Carol wanTs To do. ll' she comes ouT alive: We'll all see her Through. -Carol Voeme If in your gym 'suiT you're a caTch, 8uT you find your shoes don'T maTch. JusT save up all your exTra pennies. And buy Voga Side-Tie Tennies. -lone Voga A s1iTch in Time saves nine. Or so The saying goes: So she boughT herself a sewing machine. And is making all her cloThes. -Helen Pope WiTh her Red Cross band abouT her head. Walking Through The hospiTal from bed To bed, She's gained The praise of all The people, And now her name's engraved upon The sTeeple. -Helen Ward No maTTer where The bands go You'll always Tind her There. For They say ThaT one of her pupils ls The popular Fred AsTaire. -Clare Wefherbee On The Tar away isle of Samoa We see a Parma girl dancing To Aloha: Wiggling To and Tro. This liTTle French girl makes quiTe a show. -Renee Wochele Down The road a liTTle way STands a hoT-dog sTand Today: There we see our old pal Rudy. Selling wienies: ThaT's his duTv. -Rudy Worsech Soaring Through The clouds so high ln his aeroplane so brighT: He's a naval pilot and ThaT's why He's ouT There in The Tight -Dick Zander These graduaTes of Parma High Are aTTending college now. STudying engineering: lT's really Tun. and howl!! -Dick Peferka. Bob GunTer. Joe Kremchek, and Bill KopTis These Two are garbage colleciors: lT's a roTTen Thing To say. They do admiT Their business smells. BuT They collecf iT anyway. --Joe Cusick and Bill Kraley These girls are all good secreTaries, AT Top speed They all can Type. They Take excellenT dicTaTion: We've never heard Them gripe. -Rose Salamon, Clara Selzer, and CaTherine Heim We know ThaT some speakers are boring. Their speeches lasT many an hour. BuT Wally's are shorT and To The poinT. And always full of power. -Wally English Piano. sax. and oboe. Too. This girl has all ThaT she can do To give music lesson for a Tee. She's really good. believe you me. -Lois Wagner WriTing The women's column every day. You'll Tind iT's how she earns her pay, And when you read The daily news You'll see she's up on all her gossip views. -Joan STaufTer Looking upon The Indianapolis Speedway We'd puT our money on The blue racer any day: Glancing in The seaT could iT be A former Parma sTudenT ThaT we see? -Bob Zerby Horses, horses everywhere Bul' which one will she ride? She's done her acT in The counTy Tair And she's known The whole world wide. -Marion ZiTek She sings The vocals in The band And we know ThaT you would love her. BuT The mosT surprising Thing of all The band leader is her broTher. -Marie Zwick Clangl Clangl Clangl wenT The Trolley. Ding Ding! Ding! wenT The bellg Hurry. geT your children oTT The sTreeT, Here comes ThaT conducToreTTe named Del. -Del Wenger. He's ediTor of The Press And wriTes on worldly views: ln his paper he's likely To express AlmosT every Type of news. -Fred Weema She makes haTs and dresses by The score So ThaT ladies ask Tor more and more, BuT aT her home in a greaT big box There siTs a huge pile of undarned sox. -Shirley Plagmen 2 CHEERLEADERS Firsf row-Grefa Sawilke, Belly Behrend, head leader: Ramona George Second row-Sallie Jorgenien, Elaine Koehler, llse Barlens, Ru+h Dre+z If 22 Q o , O w X , C? f eg , 5 Q 1-.ag IVE ' 5 Y 5 ill ,L we eg 65 l T T T i T., ., Hi i l , w 4. A 'Q' 1322 1 1 Q . '.3 jig 'sqm-,, ', ' V ,fig 32.335- .,. A , , , I. , - -- i . , T ' FOOTBALL Firsf row-Joe Heed, Colin Townsend, Charles Beicek, Bill l-lorTon, Jack Taylor, Ray Elewski. Lyle Haber, Bob Mason, Bob Bernard, Gordon Cowgill, Nick Chychlyk, Bob Ruch, Pefe Addanfe, Gene Taylor, Bernard Kennedy. John FlauTz,,Phil Elewski, Second row-Alan Burkarf, Bob O'Neill, Cliff Taylor, Roy Hopkins, Bill Husak, Dave Becker, 'Jim Heed, James Sfrunk, Bob Prusha, Bill Curfis, Glenn Reinerf. Don Sinzinger, Ernie Larsen, Bismarck Newman, Dick Olsen. Bob Smifh, Lawrence Gedeon, Dick Simmerer, Ed Kozlowski, Bob Sul- livan, Bill Hamey. Third row-Ken Kolke, George Abdallah, Al Rocco, Jack McConnell, ArT-Gergely, Wally English,lEugene Maurer, Ralph Morgan, Joe Cusick, Willard Sheer, Ed Grife, Bill Kraley, Bill KopTis, Mel Burkey, Ronald STebner, Alfred MonTag, Ed Assad, Leonard Kozar, GranT Krueger, Jack Roob, Dick ShowalTer, Emery Hornyak, Eugene Kozar, Frank Birsa. Fourfh row-Bill King, Dick Simmons, Joe Kremchek, Ray Taylor, Bill VeToviTz, Dave ForresT, Bill Kneller, OTTo Wolf, Coach Kennefh P. Weber. FCDOTBALL STarTing off Their season in good form, The Parma Redmen Turned back Garfield for The The Tirsf Time in five years by a score of I3 To 6. The Touchdowns in This game were cred- iTed To smashes by Ray Taylor and Bill CurTis. ln Their second TilT The Redmen buried Glenville under an I8 To O score wiTh Mel Burkey and Ray Taylor highlighTing The con- TesT wiTh runs of 60 and 55 ards on inTer- cepTed passes. The Third Touchdown was also scored by Burkey on a shorT plunge. Parma's nexT conTesT was wiTh Universify School. This proved To be a Tough baTTle ThroughouT, buf once again The Redmen came Through when Andy Wolfe inTercepTed a pass and broughT iT back 40 yards for The only Touchdown of The game, Parma winning 6 To O. WesTern Reserve Academy became The fourTh vicfim To fall before Parma's vaunfed Redmen as Bill Kraley scored The firsT Touch- down, Then passed,To Ray Taylor for The final marker. The score was-I4 To 6, Burkey ac- counTing for The Two exTra poinTs on plunges. This marked noT only Parma's fourTh sTraighT vicTory of The season buf also The TwelfTh SUMMARY T game in a row ThaT Parma had gone wiThouT defeaT, The longesT sfreak in The hisfory of The school. The fiffh game was a reTurn conTesT wiTh Universify and This Time The Preppers proved Too Tough: The Redmen going down by a l9 To 6 counT. This marked The firsT conTesT in seven ThaT Universify had been able To win from Parma. Wally English scored The Red- men's only Touchdown on a pass from Bill Kraley. Luckless Rocky River proved no obsTacle as iT caughT Parma on The rebound losing by a score of 27 To l3. Ray Taylor accounTed for Two Touchdowns and Wally English and Bill Kraley each one in This conTesT. The final game before a Tradifional Dad's Day audience found The Redmen on The shorT end of a 7 To O counT: Their oldesf rivals, The Cardinals from Berea, Turning The Trick afTer a heafed baTTle all The way. This marked The end of anoTher successful chapTer in Parma Schaaf hisTory. The Red- men came Through wiTh airecord of five vic- Tories in seven conTesTs, which, alThough iT is noT so sensaTional as The previous year, is wholly saTisfacTory. , l 1 .s Arizslzl Wai-.4 , ,Z :Jaws jrigri . -.,, 4, c., . ir., A at ,, , 1. . ,. gy... l fx T , .f I I t sg W sf T ' . 5 E wif Kia '2 :G . t 'fp nx- f ,.i :Tir-aj ,3 Qfiii' 'i iirii' , x , ,T 1 w,,,. 1 J 'lf ,. . ,, fiklai Tl ki? G ,,, 1, , calf, 55- L. 'P n 'l Top row, lef+ fo rigl'1+-Bob Smlllw, Wally English, Mel Burley. Middle row-Bill Koplls. Third row, lefl' fo rigln'-Bill Kraleyl Dom Sinzlngcr, Joe Kremclwelc. ff' Firsr row-Bill Shields. walor boy: Lloyd Fox, Don Noss, Wally Kerr. Second row-Ray Taylor, Arf Garg- r-ly, Nelson Abraharnsen, Ray Tomasch, Bill Kraley, Third row-Coach Wade Sfoflier, Nicl: Dudar, Ray Barno, Bill Kopiis Mel Burley, Allan Mills, manager. BASKETBALL SUMMARY STarTing oTT Their season wiTh Three deTeaTs. Parmas Cagers made a raTher inauspicious debuT, going down be-Tore Their TradiTional rival, Rhodes, 37-34 in a close, hard-ToughT baTTleg losing To lgnaTius, 38-37 in a game during which The players were hampered by insuTTicienT breaThing space, and Then suc- cumbing To The OlmsTed Falls sTrong Tive 37-30. However, SToT'ler's crew seemed To Tind The range aTTer This and romped To five consecuTive vicTories. Their TirsT Triumph was over Roclcy River in a baftle ThaT was see-saw all The way, The Tinal score was 38-33. The Preppers Trom UniversiTy were nexT To Tall before The rampaging Redmen 37-25, as Ray Taylor Tallied 20 poinTs. The score was 46-3l when Parma encoun- Tered The GarTield l'leighTs Bulldogs on Gar- Tield's Tloor. Taylor again led scorers wiTh I6 counTers. ATTer Traveling all The way To Parma, WesT- ern Reserve UniversiTy's cagers were swamped To The Tune oT 37-I7 wiTh The high scorer Tor The TourTh sTraighT Time being Ray Taylor wiTh l9. Playing on Their own Tloor, OlmsTed Falls' guinTeT were sTill no maTch Tor SToTTer's re- iuvenaTed Redmen, who came home on Top 38-3l, avenging an earlier deTeaT. Oh! yes, high poinT man was Taylor wiTh I9 Tallies. Alas! AT This poinT Parma suddenly losT iTs magic and didn'T regain iT again Tor The resT of The season, losing Tive sTraighT. VicTorious over Parma in The Tinal five games were WesT Tech, 28-247 Lincoln, 42-33: Roclcy River, 47-267 Berea, 45-3l, and Elyria. 65-39. Parma Then enTered The secTional Tourney aT Shore only To be eliminaTed by Cleveland l-leighTs in Their TirsT iousT, Thus ending The Redmen's I5Th year under The Tufelage of Coach Wade SToTTer. Needless To say, This year's squad was noT Too successful: neverTheless, nexT year's squad will have proTiTed by The experience gained This year wiTh The varsiTy. The Tive sTarTers Tor rnosT of The season and Their scoring records are Ray Taylor-I88, Bill Kraley-93, Mel Burlcey-64, Don Noss- 35, and Nellie Abrahamsen-34. O 'xl A 1 - B BASKETBALL SQUAD Firsf row-Shfvv KHUK4-ISLI, UMR Simmraror, Nifk Chyflwlyk, far! Mrfvwvvrvw. Second row-Gfenn Rfm r f n Tay r I1fkSM'm Fr Lfysky Dunk Kon Th d Fr Fvwb AW rw Lam 2, H- 1- . Lx, ., , an iv rr , , K. IT row-,HHN ' -1- WA . L11 Lv-r BRN Cfuv?is BW VMUVHJ AIT QvrqvLy. H+-rmqn Sfhaub. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD irsi row-fum:-rw K-wmr, Tr-fl Umrvmg, Jwv HM-d. Bob O'Nr-IH. David Mnnrfgw. Second row- B L A-XM my ,lwfwvv Sfhwv-IrvfUrYL, Vfw SMH,-v Ed SLHLOHS. Third row-B: L: Bvv'wxs,'r.'wm Fmnl Birsa, f 'lf' AlniaWLml'v, Cfwn--m CSw,'.l, Arvdmv. Sffavdwn, Fourfh row-Bill Firm Rahuh M4 . uv Juv K- Lv nw UML grlvvvwvwlw. 'O 1 t!vlY5' N TRACK Firsf row-Dean Harmeson, Jim Heed. Bob Ruch, Sieve Zydialc, Henry Loeding, Bob Beer, Bob O'Neill, Don Pauliclc, Rendall Moclclar, Bob Mason, Bob Prusha, Ernie Larsen, George Zayac. Second row-Bismarck Newman, Eugene Kozar, Lyle Haber, Joe Bosofy, Bob Field, Diclc Simmerer, Glenn Reinerf, Bill Curlis, Ronald Sfebner, Don Franklin, Ollie Koehler. Norman Hamm, Gene Taylor. Bob Spaulding. Sianding-Andy Wolfe, Bill Kneller, Dave Becker, Ari Gergely, Bob Sullivan, Ray Tomasch. Don Eschbacher, Bill Vefovifz, Alfred Monfag, Coach Weber, Don Sinzinger, Bill Kopfis, Dick Lulces, Ray Taylor, Wally English, Dave Forrest, Dick Fenley, Bob Larnm, Diclc Kerr, Don Medalis, Howard Woernley. BASEBALL Firsf row-Bob Lindsey, Gilberl Arndf, Dick Peferka, Jack Lusk, George Schweinfurfh, Coach Slofler, Don Reimer, Bob Gunler, Lloyd Fox, Larry Gedeon, Bill Husalc. Sfanding-George Emley. Mel Burlmey. Ralph Morgan, AI Falenslcy, Charles Poley, Ray Tomasch, Nelson Abrahamsen. Glenn Rych, Joe Kremchelr, Bill Kraley, Willard Sheer, Diclc Millard. Offo Wolf. lNo'r picfuredl Bernard Frifsche. 'TUX alla, 7 I mini l7'lKSC-N Audrey Blass and Marge Holland perform al Variely Niglnl Pcrsonalily Kids fry a game of checkers. ' Maeslrom Ray Taylor renders a song. .lolan Pavlilc and Willie Russell-our Hpersonalily Kid-if Sludenl Cily Manager Peferlca poses willw iroplwiea. Margie Hanna sings a lune. 72 A YEAR ACG Oh, oh, here's a calendar Thai' no one Troubled To Tear The pages from since The opening day of school. LeT's see. Time marches back, back To The Tirsl' day'of school. SepT. 6. I944-The end of Those carefree summer days-or--when school sTarTed. SepT. I4-We all goT back in The old groove again, yelling as loud as we could aT our TirsT TooTball rally. Everyone wenT home Thai' day wiTh bursT eardrums. Sepf. I5-FirsT TooTball game. Parma vs. Garfield. we won. Oh yea Parma. Parma yea. OCT. 20-IT was anoTher fooTball vicTory Tor good old P. S. H. We piayed Rocky Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. River ThaT day. lO-WhaT a Time Those Honor SocieTy members had geTTing ready for Their dance. They probably wenT home and dreamed abouT Twisiing all diTferenT kinds of colored crepe paper. l7-I8-- Heaven Can WaiT, The senior play, was a huge success. - 25-Jolan Pavlik adjudged 'besf maioreTTe aT ChariTy Game for second con- secuTiye year. 2-FirsT baskeTbali game. Gee, we losT. I8-ChrisTmas vacaTion plus. We were all snowed in: no school for Two exTra days. Wasn'T.ThaT a shame? I9-Gee, we had a loT of Tun aT The dance given by The German and Spanish iClubs. , Jan. 27-The Seniors were aT Their besT in The annual Senior ReciTal. - Feb. I--An aTTernoon basketball game wiTh Lincoln. WesT Side Champs. The boys really ToughT in ThaT one. y Feb. 20-Climaxing Their Two weeks' campaign on personaliTy, The Girls Board pre- senTed Mr. and Miss Schaaf High. The lucky pair was Willard Russell and Jolan Pavlik. March 8--ThirTy-one sTudenTs were inducled as new members inTo The Parma Honor SocieTy. March I7-The Irish were ouT in Tull Torce Tor The Girls Board ST. PaTrick's Day Dance. March 23-24--VarieTy NighT. AnoTher Tremendous success as our TalenTed sTudenTs gave The audience some real enTerTainmenT. April I3-I4-Junior Class presenTed Junior Miss. a delighTful Three-acT comedy. April 20-The annual Spring Hop sponsored by The Girls' Leaders Club. WhaT Tun ThaT was. May 4-5-The music deparTmenT presenTed a Combined Concert much TalenT was in evidence. May I9-The nighT of our Senior Dance--one nighT no senior will ever forget June 2-The Juniors gave The Seniors Their 'Farewell dance, The Prom. Thanks a loT Juniors and loads of luck To you. June 3-BaccalaureaTe Services. aT which Time we paused in our hurried lives To give ThoughT To our fuTure. f June 9-ATTer Twelve fyears-Commencement The close of one phase of our life. The beginning o anoTher. f 74 5, SPECTRUM WQRKERS Edi+or - Helen Ward V Business Manager-Charles Hehmeyer B Publicify-Rudy Worsech Adverlising-Bob Leckronne Sporls-Don Franklin A Circulalion-Kalhy Bernhardi, Jolan Pavlik Phofography-Dan Gall COMMITTEES Quo+a'lion Nancy Pefers, Chairman Melva Blum Marcella Lonergan S+uar+ Carllon - Dick Pelerka X Prophecy Joan Sfauffer, Chairman Bill Koplis Shirley Plagman Wally English Achievemenis Don Reimer Fred Schwarfz N Rulh Lechich i Shirley Nes+er Elaine Avery Publicify Bob Field X Joyce Russ Proofreader-Sally Carlson Arl Eclifor-Wallace English Will Ray Oulzs, Chairman Renee Wochele Gerry Davis Bill Nickels Pa sl' Belly Shields Leonard Sfefany Joe Kremchek Audrey Blase Adverfising Fred Weema Ralph Schnacke Sales Doris Lamberl Alice Minarik Bill Kohl Don Sinzinger Dick Lukes Typisfs-Dorofhy Grant Dorolhy Sandrock. Evelyn Salleriield Service Page-Bea Miller, Joe Cusick Principal-Financial Adviser-Mrs William S. Basself Faculfy Adviser-Miss Anna M. Pelers Phofography-fChesshire Sludio-J. J. Schmidl Sludio Engraving-Mugler Engraving and Color Plale Co. , Prinfing-Eleclric Prinling Co. Book Binding-A. H. Pelz Co. 75 LEWIS C. PERRIN f INSURANCE Bonds -- Notary Public 6234 PEARL ROAD 712 SUPERIOR AVENUE N.E.. FLonmAl 2903 MAIN 2984 , Parma Heights 9, Ohio Cleveland 14, Ohio U . .,.- , sv -.-lima. .. -,,, Margaret J. Antal ......,, Elaine Avery, ...........,.. . . Juanita V. Baird ....... . Velma Jearr Berger .... Raymond Barno ........ Betty Jane 'Behrend ..,.., Betty May lB8i4C8k ..... . . Irene Bekesy. .I ......... ... Frank Berger ........,.... Irma Ann Bernauer ....,... Katherine Liouise Barnhardi. Jr. .... 5831 Wiclriield Drive Nelson Edward Abrahamsen, ,..7893 Marlborough Avenue ..,..,..B007 Snow Road .. . , . .5235 Daleside Drive . . . . . .5844 Elmore Drive ... . .6l6I Stanbury Drive .....,..79lO Jameson Road ,. . .4802 Maplecrest Avenue . . , . . .4307 Yorkshire Avenue . . . . . . . . .5713 Parlrland Drive ...47l0 Pleaesnl' Valley Road ........,B0l7 Lanyard Drive Ruth Bitzerl ...................... ....564I Ridge Road' Audrey Anne Blass ...,....... 5897 Chestnut Hills Drive Melva Jane Blum ........ . . . . , . . .3703 Pershing Drive Raymond B. Bonham ...,.,......... 6303 Theofa Avenue Richard Edwin Brown ...... .,,75I5 Spring Garden Road Ellen Jean Bubna ..... Laura Buresti .,....... Melvin Albert Burlrey.. Barbara Jean Burnham. Mary Jane Burton ..... Betty Ann Butts ...... Eleanor Sara Carlson.. Stuart Sherman Carlton. .. , . olores Lucille Charlins. .. . , D Jeanette A. Ciureia. .. Thomas L. Conklin .... Esther Constandse .... Margaret Cummingsf ,. . . .5245 West l0th Street .....,..4bl9 Snow Road ....47I8 Albertly Avenue ......4I32 North Avenue . . , . .3025 Tuxedo Avenue 8550 Pleasant Valley Road .. . .6810 Darfworth Drive' ' . . . . . l425 Rockside Road ,. . .4315 Albertly Avenue . . . .5803 ,Bradley Avenue . . . .39II Alhertly Avenue . , . . .2320 Lorimer Drive . , .741 I Newport Avenue Joseph Regis Cusick ,..... ..... 6 810 Brownfield Drive Gerry Lou Davis .......... Roberl' Hoover Davis,. Lois Adele Dawson. .. . . . , . .9I05 Elsmere Drive ......9l05 Elsmere Drive ..,..b27B Stanbury Road 5405 Pearl Road KARL'S FOOD MARKET DON CHERRY BRAKE SERVICE 3515 Stanford Avenue PARMA, OHIO SHadyside 9894 PARMA CHINA COMPANY l 5575 Pearl Road SHf1dYS1de 9754 ' Gifts of Distinction for A11 Occasions pottery -I China U Glass A PARMA BEAUTY PARLOR SHadyside 7535 We Deliver 5920 RIDGE RQAD Open Evenings and Sundays ' FLorida 6566 Free Parking for Patrons PARMA SPORTSWEAR SHOP IOE'S CANFIELD STATION' Q Ready-to-Wear .Cor. Ridge and Snow Roads Women's and Misses'-Men's and Boys' ' Parma, Ohio 5898 Ridge Rd., cor. Dorothy SH. 8031 I .-Qin: ' - . '1'fi', W rife wif. l.- I 5. ,1 1 A .I , 11,41 , f ... I3 ni' l lu .5 11 1 ' M1 ' 'Sli A' 5.1! my A. 55,4 ' ' 1-. fs. 4. . ,xl in .M .53 .535 323 .oi H ff. .. fm. ,, A f5,E.:. 1 -. 3 .gs ga 3 IIMJ BROWN'S STORE Farm and Home Supplies 5422 PEARL ROAD PARMA 9, OHIO A FLORIDA 3110 Margaref Ann Decker. .. Kenneih Allan Delleiield. Roseanne Diglis ......... Elaine Rifa Dluzen ....... ...,. . . . .6063 Broadview Road .,.........9749 Elsmere Drive .. .' .,...... 27II Liggeff Drive .............602l Snow Road Richard Edmond Doerger ...... 3I02 Maplecresf Avenue Bernard Francis Domann. . . . . . . .691 I Gilberl Avenue Jerome Norman Domann ....,..... 69Il Gilberi' Avenue John Dudar .......,.....,. Nicholas Duder ......... Roberi E. Ebersole ....... -.I lSou+h Cenferbury Road Dorofhy E. Elewski ...... Emily J. Elliol' ......... George James Emley .... Wallace Dale English .... John George Ermine. .. ' Donald J. Eshbacher. .. Jack B. Espersen ..... . . . . .5230 Wesf 46'lh Sfreei' 5280 Wesf 46l'h Sfreei ..,33l4 Maplecresl' Avenue . . . . . . .6502 Renwood Drive . . . . .7103 Velma Avenue ..........43l5 Snow Road . . , . . .5201 Monraulr Avenue ........'.6I08 Kelsey Road . . . . .4315 Foresiwood Drive Doroihy Y. Evans ..... Richard R. Fenley ...... 275 Pleasanf Valley Road 5853 Chesfnuf Hills Drive George Ferenc ....,..., ....... 4 7I7 Torringfon Avenue Franlrlin John Feuersfein.. Andrew R. Field ........,.... Gordon William Fischer .. . . .34I Pleasanf Valley Road ... . .6202 Merlzle Avenue . . . . . . . .6849 Orchard Boulevard John Corilandi Fletcher ......... 6685 Beresford Avenue Virginia Helen Foersfer Lloyd Clayfon Fox ..... ,... 6 Donald Beniamin Fra nlrli Bernard H. Frifsche. Jr.. .. . Clayfon Joseph Gable ........ Daniel Gall ............... . Pafricia Beverly Gardner. . . . Dorolhy Jo Ann Granl' .... Phyllis Arlene Gray ..... Esfher Ru'I'h Grimm ...... . . . .2906 Beresford Drive . . . . .74I3 Thornion Drive ,'7l07 Hampsfead Avenue . .. .'. . . .5404 Sfafe Road . .6788 Beresford Avenue ........B863 Snow'Roed . . .5268 Wesi 45+h Sfreef .... .47l4 Wood Avenue . . . .6503 Bradley Avenue . . .4816 Yorlrshire Avenue Compffmenfs of . RIDGE DRY CLEANERS PETERS BAKERY QUALITY DRY CLEANING 4916 Pearl Road - and REPAIRING SERVICE 5763 Ridge Road SHadyside 1243 i FLorida 7000 MELLO STRIDES The Shoe That Needs No A Breaking In CLARENCE R. FAFLIK 4256 Pearl Road I ' 971 1 y Lorain Avenue Compliments of ' BRIGHT SPOT SYSTEM 4700 Pearl Road Prop. Er.sA GILLES HARRY SCHWARTZ The Store for Father, and Son Pearl Road at Broadview THUIiinEnEEEIRDS Bon Enzznsom: WILLARD RUSSELL DoN FRANKLIN GLENN RYCH MORRIS HANDEL FRED WBEMA DICK KoHLr:R Buren SANvmo LEN STEFANY RALPH SCHNACKE Bon Lscxnom-: GEORGE SCHWEINFUHTH Incx Lusx I DoN Srms LARRY TADDIE TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN- May They Have The Same Good Times We Hcrve Had FOR CLEANING OF CLASS BEST WISHES Send ,, To p GLASS CLEANERS- PETERSON TAILORS Co. 5417-19 Peqrl Road-FL. 7100 We Operate Our Own Plant S. A Complete Cleaning Service 'WEBERS BAKERY W 4358 Pearl Road-cleveland 9, ohio THE PARMA MARKET SI-hdyside 0397 iWe Specialize In Live or Dressed Poultry Y TIRE :Sf SUPPLY CO. CARL R. ULLRICH We Deliver SI-Lcdyside 1440 Everything for the Automobile CARL SCHMETZERI Prop. 4285 W. 35th St. West 25th on Memphis I ' FLoridcx 5660 FLoridcx 9228 A 78 Best Wishes To A11 Underc1assmen E N T R E N O U S WALLY ENGLISH Ion KREMCHBK BILL KoP'r1s Bon GUNTEH lor: Cusick BILL KRALEY DoN Smzmcsn LLOYD Fox BERNIE Fnrrscns En MAAG RAY BAHNO Drcx Luxzs HAL REYNOLDS Dicx Pzrrsnxa MEL Bunxzv Donald Guiton ........... Robert Fredrick Gunter. ., Maurice Stanley Handel.. Fay Arline 'Hange ,......, Margie Lou Hanna ...... H7906 Dartworih Drive .37II Freehold Avenue .62ll Farnsworth Drive . . . . . . . .6230 Pearl Roald . . . . . .3909 Snow Road Marian May Harriger ..... .......... 7 370 York Road Charles Richard Hehmeyer ,..... Catherine Marie Heim .,.. Anne Marie Hein .....,.. Eleanor Theresa Heppler.. Anne Hnatiak .......... Mary Ellen Hnizdil ...... Geraldine Rose Hodan .... Margaret Ann Holland... John Holodnak ........... Geneva Ann Hopp ...... William Frederick Huy, . .. .75I5 Newport Avenue ......960 Mapleview Drive . . .6I57 Stanbury Drive ...822l lvandale Drive 1 . . 14404 Woodway Avenue .4 I 06 Fruitland Avenue ......54I4 Laverne Avenue . . .70l5 Thornton Drive . .:,.7I I0 Gerald Avenue H5300 Pershing Avenue ..77l6 Dresden Avenue Jacquelyn Joyce Johnson. .. Kathryn Kaiser ....,.... Irene Keroly ............ Arthur Fred Kirstein ..... . . . .8900 Evergreen Drive ............73l2 York Road ......65l0 Alber Avenue 7807 Spring Garden Road William Arthur Kohl .................. 6658 Pearl Road John Richard Kohler ..,. Beatrice Jane Kolasky. . . George A. Konstanxer.. Derralee G. Koob .... Margaret P. Kopp ...... William Harvey Koptis.. .. ..... 6l06 Farnsworth Drive Jeannette W. Kozminski ....... William James Kreley. .. Joseph Martin Kremchek. Evelyn Elizabeth Kurtz. .. Frank Joseph Lalik ...... Doris Jane Lambert .... .. ..... IBIO Wexford Avenue . . . .6303 Orchard Avenue . . . . .. . .4703 Snow Road . . . .4806 Albertly Avenue .... . .5023 Edgehill Drive . . . l207 Hillsdale Avenue .....68I4 Theota Avenue ....37II Albertly Avenue . .6323 West I30th Street ........7I60 Ridge Road . . . . .4006 Tuxedo Avenue Time Hall Iewelers, Inc. Homuth's Food Market 1870 West 25th Street Cleveland, Ohio PRospect 6065 We Deliver FRANK F- KOHI- FLorida ossa-9 Successors to Frank X. Russert Groceries and Meat Q .IANOIS MEANS QUALITY Compliments ot Thank You MEZERA'S GROCERY ezoe Ridge Road-FL. 2330 U Compliments ot 5920 Ridge Road .E .' 15? . 1 'r 9 1 In . K -1 1, 1 11 1 H E 11 11 11 E E s 1 11 1 1 1 Rf '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PM 11 11 'A I1 v 11 1 -' 11 -' 11 -' 11 -' 11 A 11 -A 0 1 -A 11 v. 0 v. I1 .- 11 .- 11 1 'A 11 1 '- 11 v' 11 1 'A 11 1 'A 11 1 ' 11 -' 11 - 11, v.' 11' 1 .' 11 - II 'z 41 v, 11 .A 11 .A 11, 'A 11' 'A ll 'A 0 'A I1 '- 11 ' x . 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Marcella Lonergan ...... Richard Thomas Lulres. .. Jack Joseph Lusk ....... Edward Maag .......,.. Ruth Eleanor Malley ,.... Evaline Marie Mann ....... .. Audrey Ruth Ma nzler .... Marion Dalph Massie, Jr. ..... , Eleanor Ra McConnell.. Don McNulty ........... Edmore Arthur Menzel. Jr . . . . . .82l I Oxford Drive . . . .6096 Stanbury Road 6502 Hampstead Avenue . . . . .6826 Belmere Drive ...........,45l4 Milford . . . . . . .6032 State Road . . . . . . .6032 State Road ...H5674 Edgehill Drive , . . .2205 Tuxedo Avenue ...5973 Hodgman Drive ...30I9 Engleside Drive . . . . .3225 Denhler Road .. . . . . .6643 Pearl Road ...8l02 Bauerdale Drive H4426 Yorkshire Avenue . . . .7600 Thornton Drive ..29l0 Marmore Avenue Doris Jeannette Manzer.. ...... 2902 Marmore Avenue Eleanor Mezera ....... Beatrice Jeanne Miller. Dorothy Elaine Miller.. Alice Lydia Minarik ....,. John Mnshlro .......... ...........,6209 Sfanbury Road . ,. ....., 6303 Ridgewood Avenue .. ..... 40l3 Woodrow Avenue .....76I8 Liberty Avenue .........7058 Yorlr Road Shirley Faye Nasfor ...... ....... 3 430 Lincoln Avenue D ldJehNLl 3406M A e one os p a . .. Shirley Elaine Nester. .. William Arthur Nickels. Donald John Noss ......... . . armore venu .. . . . .6007 Luelda Avenue .....6I07 Luelda Avenue Yorh Road Raymond Nelson Ouhs ...... ...... 5 906 Velma Avenue Edward Pfaffel ........ Tillie Palfy .......,... .. ...... 7020 Broadview Road ...........22I2 Tate Avenue Jolan Pavlllr, ....... ......,...., 6 202 Bradley Avenue Dan Padars ........... Chester G. Pepera .... 5879 Chestnut Hills Drive .........43lI Milford Avenue Gym Classes - Game Room -- Handball Court - Swimming - Beginners' and MCINTYRE SHELL Advanced Classes Camping - Centerville Mills, River Road -- North Woods BROOKLYN - PARMA 'Y. M. C.'A. q4200 Pearl Road-FLorida 3923 SERVICE BATTERIES AND TIRES AUTO SUPPLIES 5466 Pearl Road FLorida 1601 y Benedek Tailor and Dry Cleaning Company First Class Cleaning, Repairing and Remodeling 4890 Pearl Road - FLorida 3923 PARMA DEPT. STORE Family Outfitters 5784 Ridge at Snow,Road BECK SHOE STORE P011 Parrot Shoes for Boys and Girls 5441 Ridge Road at Pearl Road FLorida 6500 1 TRESSA'S BARBER SHOP ' 5431 Pearl Road Complimentsof the SODALIS GIRLS SHIRLEY NEs'rEn IEANNE MILLER RUTH LECHICH BETTY PERRIN HELEN WARD ELAINE AVERY JOAN TOWNSEND ARLIENE Russ ELEANOR MCCONNELL LUICE'S DRUG STORE Corner Pearl and Ridge Roads We Stock Complete Line of LVPRESCRIPTION DRUGS AT ALL TIMES W THE Compliments of PEARL ROAD LUMBER IUDsoN MOTORS. INC COMPANY 5115 Pearl Road FLorida 1438 3504 Stanford Avenue Chrysler - Plymouth Dealers FLorida 2226 Compliments of PARMA ELECTRIC SHOP 4 5402 Pearl Road R. K. MAcKENzIE, Manager SHadyside 3260 Compliments of ANTON I. OLSEN GENERAL CONTRACTING 4718 Snow Road- SHadyside 5834 Compliments of LEW CANTLEBERRY'S BARBER SHOP 5725 Ridge Road+Parma, Ohio 1 BROWN'S SWEET SHOPPE The Young Store with the School Spirit Where the Young People of Parma Gather 5790 RIDGE ROAD SHI-YDYSIDE 9693 Belly Jean Perrin ...........,......... 6234 Pearl Adele Myra Pesek ....... Richard A. Peterka ...... Nancy Elizabeth Peters.. Shirley Plaqgman ....... Edna Jane Ponting ..... Helen Marie Pope ..... Robert L. Price ......... Donald Alvin Reimer .... Jacqueline Eunice Raising. Irene B. Ritcher ......... Lois Louise Roth ....,... Ruth Ruby ............ Shirley Leslie Rucker. .. Arliene Mae Russ ....., Joyce Elaine Russ .....,. Willard J. Russell, Jr.. . .. H6554 Soulh Canterbury .........6406 Renwood ..........B730 Elsmere ......74I0 Jamison ......5658 Pearl .......5536 Slate Road Road Drive Drive Road Road Road . . . .7314 Dorothy Avenue . . ..,.. 5885 Wiclriield Drive ...- ......, 7I06 Alber Avenue 7319 Newport Avenue . ,.... 6615 Orchard Avenue . . . . . .681 I Kenneth Avenue ........3422 Parlclane ... . .6230 Manchester .......5828 Elmore ... . .6254 Crossview Drive Road Drive Road Glenn Howard Rych .,... Rose Mary Salamon. .. Elizabeth Jane Salitra, . . . Dorothy May Sandroclr. .. Armand Sanvido ........,. ......, 6 592 Pearl Evelyn Alberta Salterlield .....,... 7060 Broadview Lois June Schaefer ...... Franklin Lyle Scheuerman. Richard E. Schlenlrerman. Ralph E. Schnacke ....... Roger E. Schumacher .... Fred C. Schwariz, Jr.. . .. Jacqueline Schwarh ...... . . ..,.... 7400 Snow . . . . .7918 Fernhill Avenue 7408 Kenilworth Avenue .. .. . .7802 Jameson Road . . ..... 2415 Broohview Blvd. Road Road Road Road Avenue Avenue Avenue .........Sprague Doris Scheuring ........ -. .. , . . . .3708 Milford Raymond C. Schlenlrerman ........ .. ..... 46I5 Pershing . . . . .6903 Virginia Avenue . . . . .7103 Kenneth Avenue . . . . .5602 Bradley Avenue . ...... 7106 Thornton Drive 4615 Pershing George J. Schweinfurth .... .... 3 709 Sheraton Drive Cla ra Louise Selzer ...... . . . . .6564 Pearl Road C. M. FOX HARDWARE Paints -- Varnishes -- Enamels ' House Furnishings Venetian Blinds -- Window Shades 5409 PEARL ROAD SHadyside 3248 Compliments oi LUKE'S MEN'S SHOP A 4236 Pearl Road Opposite Deaconess Hospital Compliments of l. lILEK'S HOME BAKERY Cor. Iameson and Ridge Road Compliments of BROADVIEW FEED 6. SEED CO. 3216 Broadview Road FLorida 3588 KLEINPELL'S GARAGE General Auto Repairing 4725 Pearl Road-FLorida 1626 BoND CHINA COMPANY' 4194 Pearl Road at Broadview Dinnerware and Gifts l COMPLIMENTS OF . A. R I T Z I Registered Ieweler American Gem Society 5418 Pearl Road jewelry of. Quality for People of Quality Florian's NUT HOUSE PAnMA's Mosr Monsrm S'ronE Where You Meet Your Friends Nut Meats -- Nut Candies Krispy Carmelcorn ' HOT SEASONED POPCORN Delicious Home-Made Chocolates Creams - - Nugats - - Cordials Fruits - - Nuts - Milk or Dark -- Packed to Your Individual Order We Parcel Post Nuts or Candies To Servicemen the World Over 5772 RIDGE ROAD AT sNoW snqdyside 6590 :f Compliments of PEARL ROAD LAUNDRlY, INC. Complete Laundry Service 4790 PEARL ROAD FLorida 2318 FRANK LYSYK First Class Shoe' Repairing Best Leather -- Work Guaranteed 4884 Pearl Road ' Cleveland, Ohio Compliments of I OE'S OPEN KITCHEN Hnmnuncsns OUR SPECIALTY ' 4306 Pearl Road - FLorida 9617 Prop.. C. Litrico The K wik-Way System ART ESPER'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO' REPAIRING Towing Service -- Parks Brake Service UNITED MOTOR SERVICE 5465 Ridge Road at Pearl Road SHadyside 1351 Hal o. shabby. ..,.,... Frances Elizabeih Shields. .. Susan Frances Shondriclr. .. . ..6l45 Manchesfer Road ....7l02 Virginia Avenue . .. ....... 6847 Yorlr Road Thomas Richard Simpson, Jr. ........... 46l3 Snow Road Donald Charles Sinzinger. .. Roberf Smifh ............. Befiy Jane Sorber ..... Alice A. Spah ....... Joan Helen Siauffer .... June R. Sfedronsky ..... Leonard J. Sfefany ..... Lawrence John Taddie .... June Lou Tenhagen ..... Mildred Renafa Thress .... Joan Townsend ............ Jeanne Marie Vanderwysf.. ...........80Il Snow Road ....52ll Maplecresi Avenue ..........7363 Ridge Road 41 I4 Tuxedo Avenue Donald G. Spies ....... ,. ...i 'Pleasan+ Valley Road .......76l2 lvandale Drive .....4l I4 Tuxedo Avenue . . . .7910 Soufhingfon Drive . .... 44l0 Russell Avenue . . . .7601 Dariworfh Drive . . . . l0020 Achley Boulevard . 5556 Rnd e 'g Road ......63l3 Seiflemeni Road Carol S. Voellnle ..... lone J. Voga ....... Helen Elaine Voss ..... Lois J. Wagner ...,...,. Helen Sherricl: Ward ..... Frederick Donald Weema. Del Ruih Wenger ......., Clare Wefherbee ..,..... Peggy Mae Whifwell ..... Renee Sybil Wochele ..... Donald G. Worley .....,, .593I Twin Lakes Road ......70l5 Velma Avenue .,,..58l4 Bradley Avenue . . . . . .6000 Pelham Drive ......I0337 Acliley Road .. . .8022 Newpori Avenue . . . . .7703 Deerfield Drive .57l5 Hampsfead Avenue 3223 Pleasanf Valley Road .. .. ..25I3 Brookdale Avenue ..43l3 Torringion Avenue Rudolph Wilhelm Worsech ......,... 90l Roclside Road Richard A. Zander .....,. Arline Ruih Zemko .... . Roberf Zerby ......,.. Marian LaMae Ziielr ..... Marie Helen Zwick .... Sieve Zydiak ....... . . . . . . . . . .8222 Oxford Drive .. . . .646l Maplecresf Avenue .,..8I I7 Dresden Avenue . . . . .7102 Hampsread Avenue . . . . . .7015 Wesflake Avenue . . . . .5232 Wesf 44th Sfreef Complfmems of I. F. SCHNAUFF ER THE STANDARD DRUG CO. 5798 RIDGE ROAD Cor. Snow Road Jeweler Greeting Cards -- Gifts 4279 Pearl Road FLorida 8611 RAND DRY CLEANERS 4276 Pearl Road' A We Serve to Serve Again I Compliments of GUS - MARIE BARBER SHOPPE 5767 Ridge Road - Parma, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS from S-E SANDWICH ' SHOP 5772 Ridge Road n 'll ' I f Compliments of the DUKES FRANKLIN FEUERSTEIN DICK OLSEN DAN GALL DrcK SCHLENKERMAN IOHN' HOLODNAK RAY SCHLENKERMAN BERNLE KENNEDY Am' Sc:-IMITT ' B1Lr..KoHL En SHINGARY R E C O R D S Victor -- Columbia -- Decca -- Sonora -- Hit Popular and Classical ' I-IICKSON'S Parma's Record Shop and Future Home of ' PHILCO -- ZENITH - -- RCA -RADIOS NORGE REFRIGERATORS -- EASY WASHERS ALL HOME APPLIANCES 5425. 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