Rhodes High School - Aries Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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IDEAL SENIORS Did Most for JFR Best Looking Larry Gedeon Justine Cheselka Andy Holz Grace Skintek Athletic Ability Hair Ralph Armstrong Dorothy Owens Hector Frazer Dorothy Urban Scholarship Dancing George Lechner Lydia Scherer Ronnie Koeph Eva Scuba Personality Most l-lkelY to Succeed Dick Stause Helen Pawlak Ray Eirich Irene Franks Most Popular Smile Don Gecking Doris Wiese Bob Krieger Mary Ellen Shaw NI051- Bgshful Figure Glenn Seeman Lillian Blasik Lester Schubert Jeanne Smith Mugicgl Ability Harold Platt Frances Stone Personal Appearance Speech Paul Yurko Irene Hallahan Don Schumacher Betty Lou Logelin Voice Artistic Ability Roy Bugay Ramona DiLellis Clyde Kuebler Gloria Daso Eyes Practical Joker Bob Schuster Jean Lombardo Glenn Cowgill Shirley Cutting SENIOR INFORMAL SHOTS Dick Stause Andy Holz

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BACK Sandwich .... Orchestras .,...............,,,,,,, Motion Picture of i947 .... Hangouts .............,,..,,,,, Male Movie Star ...... Female Movie Star ,.... Sports ...........,.........,.,.... Topics of Conversation ..... Author ........................ Magazines ...... Vocalist ....... Comedians .,.,.. Pastime .,..... Assembly ..,....c THERE WHEN ........Vaughan Monroe E1 Tex Benecke ....................... Life With Father ,.......Standards and Beclcers Ladd .,,.......,...,Jeanne Crain ..............,....,...Football - Bowling ......Long Skirts - Fellows and Girls Bronte ...,.,......Seventeen and Life Como ......Red Skeleton - Bob Hope ,...,.........Talking on the phone ......-Marshall Football Assembly Newspapers ,...,,. ....... P ress 1 Rhodes Review Jgke ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ....,.,..,.,,.,..,.............. M oron Desert ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ........,............. P ie ClllClI'T1Od9 Method of transportation ....... .......,......... F eet - CGI' - hoyrides Three Songs of 'IQ47-48 ,...... ,...... l Wish l DlCll'1 f Love YOU So - You Do - Near You Qui

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Bob Snooky Koons, the Pied Piper of JFR, chasing all available Janes. Maryellen Shaw knotted to Hide-siammer . Little Hanks take up baton. Don Kovach manages Cleveland Browns. Promot- ed to bass drummer in the Musical Majorettes lBe- comes saturated l. Grace Skintek gets married. Takes boxing lessons. Repays black eyes. Clyde Kuebler following in the footsteps of Poppa, taking everyone for a cleaning, especially in and African Dominoes. Elsie Happy Palos becomes vice-president in charge of Tootsie Rolls at Becker's. Ray Kuehn turns Big Wheel. Gets around. Shirley Mommy Russell is warbling Black Magic at the Black and Tan club Sunday nights. Meetless Louie Lautermilch has wards with president. Lydia Scherer writes a book called Manhunters . It may outsell Forever Gordon . Future president of the U. S.? Why, George Cutie Boy Lechner of course lhootl l Eva Scuba lsecond from right, first rowl hoofing it at The Palace. Al Leyerle is improving his cave mon tactics. Base- ball bat still good. One girl has fallen for him al- ready. Francis Stone will wield whistle and stick stuff in callege's group of many toots. Bob Tootsie Pool wants to be shut up alone on a little island along the Barbara Coast. Eva Schwerthoffer is getting an elderly man to wash family dishes for her. Hal Platt will ploy Lay That Pistol Down, Babe once too often. Wife blows his brains out. Dorothy Urban thrown from horse. Saddles up again. Rides to altar. Jim Scanlon claims that his jalopy is like any oceonliner. Takes a tug to get it started. Whose voice is that ringing from the public square tin cup district? lt's coming from under that black bonnet next to the oovillion. Why's its Louise Wolf. John Tarzan Scerbik will most likely swing from locks of ebony hair. He will fall and wreck his knee again and finally decide to resume feetball. Les Schubert turns golf pro so he can go around with an old bog. Old Doc Schumacher lifts price on feed. Less do-nuts on Becker's counters. Bob Krieger and Wally Onizchak have turned to Standord's back room. Doris Wiese is football coach for line at Yale U. Shows Ed P. how to ward off passes. lHer passes, of coursel . Glenn Seeman is modeling some two-hunk bathing suits for Woman's Home Companion. They're just rooty-toot. Gil The barber Skiba really cutting up lately llong skirts, that isl. Betty Logelin has a great weight off her . . . mind. She moved next to the Rye-Krisp plant. Dick Stause finally learns the ways of the broom lmarriedl . Steve Suredam signed by coach Bun Cook to the Cleveland Baron's line-up. He sweeps empty beer bottles from the ice during intermission. The Cecil and Zepp bar is open until two o'clock nightly. Located a few doors from the Broadview show. Audry Wolf seen with tin cup. She's trying to get a half-back. Dorothy Andrusko dropped from grid line-up. Fin- ally succeeds as left aut. Gunther Wulf returns home late to wife and rolling pin. Gerry Wynn becomes millionaire by betting on National Tiddley-Wink Finals. Pennies become com- mon exchange at Becker's. Ted Yurcak, the tree that grew in Brooklyn, found flirting with Sadie Hawkins. Ruth Schmotzer receives night diploma. Now read in the dark. Dorothy Harrison featured with Al Huy. Diamond Horsehoe reopens. More food. More waitresses. More girls. Less lights. Paul Yurko passes hat. Elmer Bodnar turns butcher. Expects meat to freeze at present high prices. Ted Fessler contacts moon. Receives station K-A- S-C-O over moanbeam. Jeanne Smith almost caught shoplifting cosmetics. Takes a powder. Services for this corn will be held in Rev. Willy Osborne's field of bones at the end of the ninth chapter today. Now we've wrecked your future Paul, Betty, Bob, and Dot. We'll stop it here. Not one more smear. All's forgiven and forgot.