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

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LETTERMAN S CLUB Fzrrt R011 Left lo Rzglat P Wagner K Sylvester N Whxtehead K Nrcoloff K MacCurdy R MacCurdy M Mlllhone Mr D1Napol1 Adzfmr Second R014 B Short S Clor C Paulett L Mohorcxc C Wlltshlre D Kell E Holderfleld Thzrd Rou R Longfellow R Holbert R Wrltshxre A Alpeter B Saxman D Motz C Gearhart J Glllette Fourth Rou B Long J Motz J Myers L Gearhart N Barber P Wrntermute D Paddock R Rodda LETTERMAN S CLUB The Lettermans Club IS for students who have earned a letter rn sports managmg or cheerleadmg Th1s year they sponsored dances after all the home football games to earn money for the club to go to Columbus for the state basketball tournament LETTERMANS CLUB OFFICERS Left to Rzghl Don Motz, Preszdent Karen Sylvester, Secretary Treafurer Barry Long, Vice Prerzdem 46 , . . . , . , . , . , . , . . . I. N - 1 - a ' , ' - - s - y - v . . . I. ' n - 1 - v - - - - r - 9 - . . ,A , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 , . 1 s l

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Y FRESHMAN DEBATE Scand flrrf Ron K Shult7 C G forl Scrmzd Ron M Mrllhonc Patton Sifmffzngf Fur! R011 Jones R K1ehl C Rrtterbusch MacCurdy C Frahme C MacKay Monecan M Casto S Cooper Cole M Stemer D Rovsland ec 071 R014 J urk P Kxstler Srephans B johnson P Brnder S Pohlmeyer DEBATE Reveres debate teams argued the questron Resolved That U S foreign ard should b substantrally mcreased Freshman debate rs for b gmnmg debaters They then move up to varsxty The varsrty debates teams from all parts of Northeastern Ohro PRINCE OF PEACE Prmce of Peace rs the frrst exent on the years speech calendar Contesmnts vsrxte therr own speeches or select one from a booklet Sherrre Dealclns placed second rn Northeastern Ohro and qualrfled as an altermte to the State Prrnce of Peace fmals E7 VARSITY DEBATE Fzrrt R011 Left to Rzght M Turzrllo J Caylor S Benson E Duffy Second Rou T B1 hop L Gray S Snyder N Scott i Frnt Rau Left fo Rzght P Wxntermute M Kramer S Ott E Duffy M ss Denison Adzlmr S Deakms Starcher Second Ron N D3XllSOH IN Summer vrlle S Cooper P VUar.,ner N Scott P Barr J Caylor If , ,f 1' Q xi 5 - ' .3 I Q Q '7 l 4 Q4 :xv 5 - lv 1' Us '- V I J 9 ' ff' D' 1 - ' T Q ? i f ' f k. f I . 4 , M. .. . ' , . ' ,R. U . - . . ,K. .' , - , . , S. , - ' , . ' . S - ci ': . T , . ' , B, , . , . , . , , 2 . . . . ' O Q 4 ' 2 ' ' . V . V . , - - - , - , - y - . . . ll . 5 , . ,. , . . gg -- ef -, P X , ' ,' sfyf V T 3 ,cf V.. ? A VJ, sh W YV.:-Qyfll' N. ' 'E SSL , - ffm f M- X ,, ,K ,S 4 ,. , . t I ' 2' I 7 4 f' , x X ' CX N l va x ' A ' ' ' . . . Y , A , A .u 5 ' 1 l- M ' . . . 'I . 'IL , Y. . - A . L V Y - Y Y , a - s - t 1 ' Y ' s ' 6 I s . L l . .

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,ff GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row, Left to Right: R. Summerville, R. Pedigo, J. Ranney, P. Gunion, K. MacCurdy, S. Miller, Betty Guckelberger, R. MacCurdy, M. Millhone, P. Wagner, Y. Dunlap, S. Clor, L. Gray. Second Rout J. Cass, L. Dawson, C. Lewis, J. Stevic, C. Hixon, A. Springer, F. Collins, K. Sylvester, C. Wilt- shire, L, Mohorcic, K. Martin, K. Zufall, N. Ingram. Third Rozw: M. Oro- vany, K. Nfcoloff, N. Whitehead, S. Rajnicek, S. Kramer, G. Fruhauf, K. Fisher, L. Metz, S. Shoemaker, B. Sherman, L. Winemiller, V. Kramer, Mrs. Fansler, Advisor. Fourfh Rozr: J. Nesbit, D. Critcher, J. Grupe, J. Melch, J. Schmidt, G. Miller, M. Bleichrodt, Taffy Tramba, M. I-Iaslem, M. Kearney, S. Rodeman. Fifzh Rout K. Kearney, J. Ferguson, M. Robson, Barbara Guckelber er S ackson P Schoner Heiser P Swan K Met g,.J ,. - calf, L. Scharenberg. Sixth Row: S. Vowles, N. Coffee. Tracv Tramba, C. Ritterbusch, P. Penzenik, S. Allen, N. Summerville, P. Longfellow. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girly Athletic Association took up where they had left off the year before. The club chose to pay dues of 25 cents a semester. In this way the girls not joining in September could join in January. The girls held monthly meetings and activities. Activities for the year were bowling, Christmas party, Mother-Daughter Banquet. and a basketball game between the women faculty and G.A.A. girls. Mrs. Wilma Fansler served as advisor. PROJECTIONISTS Kneelzng, Left to Right: J. Burkett, D, Miller, D. Clark, A. Alpeter. Standing. Firrt Rou': P Binder, K. Schultz, Mr. Frick, Advisory A. Shick, F. McDonald, K. Ritterbusch, T. Bishop L. Scharenberg, M. Kramer. Second Roux: B. Olson, C. Frahme, J. Gifford, J. Gillette B. Showalter, P. Jones, J. Wahl, M. Millhone, L. Gray. G. A. A. OFFICERS Top to Bottoms: S. Miller, Trearurerf B. Pedigo, Point Recorder: C. Wilt- shire, Secretary, K. Nicoloff, Vice-Prep identg L. Gray, Prerident. PROJECTIONISTS The movies for classwork, assemblies, and Hi-Y are shown by the student projection oper- ators. Mr. Frick, who is advi- sor, picks the projectionists at the beginning of the school vear. 47