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

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CHEMISTRY CLUB Standing Center. Left to Right: S. Snyder, K. Fisher, P. Schoner, J. Starcher, E. Duffy, K. Welser. Second Rout Mrs. Rumbaugh Adtfiforj D. Barber, S. jackson, A. Springer, M. Robson, M. Sabo, N Davidson, H-. MacDonald, P. jones, T. Bishop, 1. Meiser. Third Rout' D. Paddock, B. Guckelberger, L. Gray, T. Kistler, F. Martin, O Bleichroclt, R. Gahan, G. Burkett. CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club was formed by Mrs. Rumbaugh, Advisor, for the purpose of promoting more interest in chemistry. A constitution was adopted and was passed by Student Council. The requirements that have to be met before a per- son can become a member are as follows: They must be taking the chemistry course and must retain an average of 80 or more. The club has taken various field trips, among the most interesting were the trips to Columbia Southern Chemical Plant and to Western Reserve Medical School. new il jp L,-1 ,U 9 we xx- Q , 1 'XJ I 5'H0uLD 1' HAUE r-'ottoue , llYSTeuc.TlalY: CHEMISTRY CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: L. Gray, Trearurerg R. Gahan, Vice-Prefident: S. Snyder, Sec- retary: H. MacDonald, President: G. Burkett, Student Council Represent- alive.

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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

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T1 MONITORS Firrt, Rott, Left to Right: S. Vowles, B. Bending, B. Hixson, K. Nicoloff, S. Rajnicek, N. Scharenberg, V. Damian, J. Nesbit, P. Schoner, E. Duffy Second Rau: C. Lewis, J. Melch, G. Fruhauf, S. Miller, R. Summer- ville, J. Ranney, D. Critcher, D. Barber, Z. Keyson, N. Summerville P. jones, B. Neillie. Third Rout: G. Owens, C. Gearhart, J. Gillette, D. Paddock, K. Ritterbusch, J. Wahl, H. MacDonald, G. Leiendecker, G. Fearcr. Fourth Row: R. Gahan, F. Martin, R. Richardson, C. Frahme. MONITORS This years Monitors have te- organized and set up a new system. They are now stationed at four hall posts to keep students quiet and to check their passes. The monitors give up their study halls to do this work. v TEACHERIS JASSISTANTS Those wishing to be assistants to teachers volunteer the preceding year. They must have had a year of typing, except for those who are laboratory assistants. Miss Leasure, Advisor, assigns the stu- dents to the teachers.. The various jobs are typing, Mimeographing, clerical, etc. TEACHER'S ASSISTANTS Seated. Left to Right: J. Caylor, S. Rajnicek, DI. Stevic, K. Sylvester, K. Fischer, C. Wiltshire, Y. Dunlap, R. Summerville, C. Kull. Standing: D. Buoy L. Claborn, J. Ferguson, B. Pedigo, K. Kearney, P. Jones, A. Shick, A. Springer, G. Burkett, B. Guckelberger, N. Ingram, S. Miller, S. Robbins, T. Bishop, L. Mohorcic, Miss Leasure, Advisor. MONITOR OFFICERS Left to Right: S. Rajnicek, Secretary F. Martin, Vice-Preridenty J. Wahl, Prerident.