Revere High School - Revere Review Yearbook (Richfield, OH)

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FUTURE FRESHIES Firrt Rong Lef! ro Right: Samuel Kriska, Harold Hager, john Alpt-ter, Brian Ogle, Donald Dressler, Danny Underwood, Norman Schultz. Second Rout Patricia Miles, Judy Ross, jean Martin, Patricia jacor, Susan Snider, Sandra Beall, Darlene Giles. Third Rozr: Charles McCormick, Allan Kelley, Charles Taylor, Fred Winnemiller, Susan Holeski, Linda Wolf, Diane Flynn, Shirley Myers. Fourth Razr: Collie Crawford, Herbert Primosch, David Buo, Elizabeth Patton. Fzrrt R011 Left lo Rzgbz Angelo Georges Mark Johnson Fred Cardma Ricky Rosenthal Raymond Hacme Peter Plumb Dennis Lawrence Second Roz: Mary Nesbit Sandra Conley Lynne Butler Linda Meyer Patricia Wil son Caroline Weller Peggy Hopple Tbzrd Razz Jone Davis Sally Hunt Cathy Schramm Sylyia Bardvnell Davis Hodges jim Adams Fourth Rozz Alan Olhaeft Tony Kaminski Hohn Monegan Sally Norris Bill Laughlin Sheldon Thomas Linder Gary Zacher Andrew Ellis Gary Wilson Perry Gardncr Thomas Lacssig Second Ron 'Nlartha 'WlCQL1lLL Marcia Drunken brod lxathleen Paulett Diane Toronski Diane Hensel Bexerly Cayins lean Dayis Tlzzrd Roz: Dayil Rhoaies Pc ay lxnapp Barbara Abernathy Barbara Gleason lennifcr Horn Anna Stalnalcer WardM.1cex William Schmidt ffzzzzfl Rzzz Roy Nayder Rlndall Dmson Vyillzam Fry David Baker Fzrrt Rozz Left zo Rzglvt Susan Carson Denny McDonald james Davis Stephen Speer Malcolm Millhone john Ulman Second Roz: Judy johnson Nancy Shade Anita Klein Connie Frerick Marie Tewksbury Diane Giles Nancy Hart Tbzrd Rozz Melody Linger Kurt Field David Frayer Donald Rylands Sandra Reeder Margaret Kees Fourfh Rozz Allen Barr Jim Walton Theodore Lenox Richard Nagy Kieth Lepke l l v I . 4' v A 1 1 ' V 9 ' ' ' 5 1 I Y I I I 1 ! V l 7 ' , .. , ' .. , s - - - x ' ' 1 1 y v . v U I I - ' A I I I ' y y , , , , , 3 1 S V V V 9 V AY 3 U Y . , . 'I , r - 'I ' , , ' 7 3 ! l 5 I . ' Firr! Roux Left fo Right: William Breen, Scott w 1 ,V 1 A . ' i v ,v A . ' - . W j A A 4 v vy ' . , , . V . . UL K ' ,gtyf ' ' . , ' 5 , A S ' 7 ' ' ' '. if S' ' 4 ' ' 1 f 1 , ,,. . .

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' Q STUDENT COUNCIL Firrf Run. Lefl In Right: E, Duffy, M. Robson, K. Nicoloff, K. Kearney. L. Mohorcic, Y. Dunlap, N. Ingram, VI. Caylor. Sefmzd Run: -I. Griffiths, L. Scharenberg, VI. XX'.ihl, T. Kistler, H. Mac- Donald, FI. McDonald, li. Martin, O. lileichrodt, T. Bishop, D. Paddock, B. Long, gl. Fritz, V. Kramer, B. Pedigo, Mr. Gordon Knapp, Adziror. STUDENT ANNOUNCERS Student Announcers are sponsored by Student Council and selected by Council through try-outs. Their purpose is to give announcements hand- ed in to the office by students. A boy and girl are chosen for each six-weeks' period. STUDENT ANNOUNCERS Front Rim. Leif In Riyqlvfg S. Ott, DI. Ranney, B. Pedigo, K, Ritterbusch, Cl. Gifford. Sefmzd Ron: P. Jones, O. Bleichrodt, H. MacDonald, N. Scott. j.,.............. N-1' STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to Right: T. Bishop, Preridenl: D. Paddock, Vice Preridentg L. Mohorcic, Trearurerf Y. Dunlap, Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL Presenting the Homecoming Dance and May Dance are the Student Councils biggest tasks. They also supervise elections of Homecoming and May royalty and plan half-time ceremonies for the Home- coming Game. XY'ith funds obtained by the sale of candy during the first semester, Student Council bought coat racks for the school to be used at dances, P.T.A. meetings. and other group gather- ings. They sponsored Dress-Up Day on February 25, had an exchange visit from Hudson High Student Council, and treated the teachers to dinner and a show in Cleveland during March. Membership in Council is strictly through election. A boy and girl from each class and one representative from each club make up the mem- bership, Chemistry Club was recognized and ap- proved by Student Council this year.