Rhodes High School - Aries Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1949 volume:

James Ford Rhodes High School Class of June 1949 Published by June Class of 1949 1 To Members of the Class of June, 1949: You are graduating into o world, the problems of which seem to be more perplexing than at any other time in history. The opportunities which lie ahead for you probably are greater also. You ore citizens of the richest, most powerful and most truly democratic notion in the world. Nearly a third of the total products of the world ore produced by our ten million business enterprises. Each of these enterprises is o focal point for almost limitless opportunities. The trades and professions offer opportunities for success unparalleled any ploce else in the world. We hope you hove chosen or will choose well your trode, business or professional career, and that you will continue to prepore well for it. Then, if you give it the best you have, you will find, os one of our outstanding business leaders has said, it will be harder to fail than you may think. Best wishes to each of you. NEIL D. MATHEWS Principal .3 FRANCIS JACOB We the Senior Class of June 1949, proudly dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Francis Jacob. We will always remember Mr. Jacob's striking resemblonce to Abe Lincoln both in appeorance and character. Not only has Mr. Jacob been a constant aid to the boys in his homeroom but he has unceasingly devoted his time and energy to all class undertakings. His willingness to cooperate with class activities hos mode Mr. Jacob a favorite of our class. 4 Members of the 12A Class CLASS OFFICERS Thomas P. Cirbes PRESIDENT Joseph D. Berish VICE-PRESIDENT Lois Kozminski SECRETARY Arlene R. Walter TREASURER COMMITTEES SOCIAL COMMITTEE Janis Droze, Chairmon Edward Klima James Dienes Donno Lickvor Doris Graf Allan Ott Anita Grant Marilyn Ramm Howord Kittelberger William Schmidt Edith Schubert YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Robert Spisak, Chairman Dolores Lucas Roger Hahn William Schmidt Dorothy Hofer Arlene Walter Janyce Krause Arthur Wilson DOCUMENT COMMITTEE Lois Keppler, Chairman Eloise Kiddle Thomas Cirbes David Kopen Ellen Guzley Suzanne Smotzer Roger Hahn William Vovroch ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Donna Roberts, Chairman George Karros Joanne Herbst Florence Valla CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Elaine Chabek, Chairman William Rittenhouse Janet Wasen FLOWER AND COLOR COMMITTEE Gerald Dougher, Chairmon Margot Buchwald 5 Pauline Watt LOIS AHRENS “Shorty” 9th Grode Chorus; Choral Club; Sr. Y-Tcen. LA VERNE BELFI “Mickey” Choral Club; Sr. Y-Teen; Dis« pensarv Assistant. HILDA J. ANDRES Home Economics Club, President; Chorol Club; Glee Club; Sr. Y-Teen. MARY PATRICIA BELL “Pat’ Citizens Club; Junior and Senior Choir; Sr. Y-Teen; Office Assistant. JULIA M. BALL “Jay Bee” Art Club; 9th Grode Chorus; Chorol Club; Jr. and Sr. Y-Teen. GERALD W. BARNETT BARBARA ANN BECKMAN “Barbs” Art Club, Publicity Chairman; Bond ond Orchestra Club; Rhodes Review; French Club; Sr. Y-Tcen Cobinet; Student Council; Reserve Bond, Future Teochers of America. SHIRLEE BENNETT “Bennie” Art Club, Treasurer; Choral Club; Future Teochers of America; Glee Club, Vice President; Sr. Y-Teen. JOSEPH D. BERISH “Joe” 9th Grode Chorus; Sigma Hi-Y; 11A Social Committee; Foreign Affairs Council; Citizens Club; J2B Closs President; Boys Leoders Club; Student Council; Canteen Committee; Foreign School Committee, Co-Chairman; 12A Closs Vice-President. NORMA BEVERIDGE Distributive Education 6 GLADYS BIEDER “Gladie” Jr. and Sr. Y-Teen. WILLIAM FRANK BLAHA “Bill 9th Grade Chorus; Noture Club; Cross Country; Audio Aids; Trock. DOROTHY R. BOCZEK Dot” Choral Club; Glee Club; Jr. ond Sr. Y-Teen; Spring Show '47. ALLEN L. BOLLAM “Pie” 9th Grade Chorus; Boys Leaders Club; Freshman, Reserve ond Varsity Football and Bosket-ball. RUTH BRACKETT Distributive Education EDITH L. BROCK “Edie” 9th Grode Chorus; Chorol Club. MARGOT ANNE BUCHWALD “Mitzi” Band and Orchestra Club; Art Club; Germon Club; Junior Journal; Reserve Bond; Junior Choir; Future Teachers of America; Sr. Y-Teen Cobinet; Flower and Color Committee. FLORENCE T. BUDZIAK “Flo” 9th Grade Chorus; Choral Club; Junior Choir; Glee Club; Sr. Y-Tecn; Home Economics Club, President. JACK BUSSMAN Germon Club; Sigma Hi-Y, Freshman Trock. JOAN J. CASE “Joanie” Choral Club; Junior Choir; French Club; Sr. Y-Teen; Spring Show '47, '48. 7 ELAINE FAY CHABEK “Cha” Student Council; Sr. Y-Teen; Ofiice Production; Choirmon of Cop and Gown Committee. SHIRLEY THERESA CUNNINGHAM Curly Bond ond Orchestra Club; Senior Choir; Reserve Band; Junior Choir; Drum Majorette; Sr. Y-Teen; 9th Grodc Chorus; Student Council; Future Teoch-ers of America. SALLY CHABEK Sal” Office Production; Sr. Y-Tccn; Spring Show '45. CAROL DAEHLER “Diller” 9th Grade Chorus; Office Assistant; Sr. Y-Tccn. THOMAS P. CIRBES Cribs” 9th Grade Chorus; Freshman Football and Basketball; Varsity Football and Baskctboll; 12A Class President; Document Committee. DONALD M. DANKO Tex” Band and Orchestro Club; Art Club; French Club; Foremans Club; Junior Choir; Audio Aids. HELENA M. CLEBER He I” 9th Grodc Chorus; Rhodes Review; Junior Choir; Glee Club; Citizens Club; Sr. Y-Teen. GREGORY R. DeCESARE Greg” 9th Grode Chorus; Foremons Club; Tumbling and Apparatus; Wrestlina Teom. ELIZABETH ANN COPSHAKE “Betty” 9th Grade Chorus; Chorol Club; Citizens Club; Office Assistant; Sr. Y-Tcen. JANE FRANCES DICK “Janie” Citizens Clut ; Student Council; Office Production; Sr. Y-Teen. 8 JAMES D. DIENES “Heels” 9th Grade Chorus; Latin Club; Citizens Club; Boys Leaders Club; Varsity Bosketball and Trock; 12A Social Committee. CORDON C. DRESS “Gordy” 9th Grade Chorus; Reserve Band; Spring Ploy '48! FRANK DOMINICK “Verg” Rhode Hi-Y; Varsity Trock. FLORENCE DOMMIN Distributive Education EDWARD LEROY DROLLINCER JANIS DROZE “Jaydee” 9th Grade • Chorus; Glee Club, Vice-President; Senior Choir; Citizens Club; Student Council; Sr. Y-Teen; Bond and Orchestra Club; Future Teochers of America, Treasurer, Secretary, and President; Spring Show '46, '47, '48; I2A Social Committee Chairman. NICK M. DORKO Senior Bond; Foremans Club; Stagecraft; World Affairs Council; Varsity Football; Reserve Bosketball; Varsity R Club; Intromural Wrestling; Spring Carnival. GERALD J. DOUCHER “Archie” 9th Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Glee Club; Senior Choir; Student Council; Freshman Trock; Chairman of Color and Flower Committee. MARJORIE ELIZABETH DYE “Mar gee” 9th Grade Chorus; Junior and Senior Choir; Glee Club; Sr. Y-Teen; Spring Show '47, '48. ANTOINETTE ETHEL DZUIBAKOWSKI “Toni” Jr. and Sr. Y-Teen. 9 RICHARD A. EIERDAM “Rick” Noture Club; Foremons Club; Alpho Hi-Y, Vice President. JEANNETTE MILDRED FRANK “Jan” 9th Grode Chorus; Glee Club; Future Teochers of Americo; Jr. ond Sr. Y-Teen; Spring Show '46, '47. BETTY JEAN FIECLAND “Figgy” 9th Grode Chorus; Glee Club, President; Senior Choir; Sr. Y-Teen; Spring Show '47. DONALD R. FITCH “Don” Foremons Club; German Club; Student Council; Alpho Hi-Y, President ond Treasurer. EUGENE FOLCIK “Ed” Bowling Club; Trock. ROLAND G. FROBY “Froby” 9 th Grode Chorus; Libraiy Club; Foremons Club; Alpha Hi-Y, Treosurer; Trock Team; Bowling Team, Coptoin. MARY ALICE GALAYDA “Mare” 9th Grode Chorus; Glee Club; Senior Choir; Latin Club; 1 1A Sociol Chairman; Student Council; Citizens Club; Sr. Y-Teen, President. RICHARD W. CALLO “Arizona” GLORIA GEHRING Distributive Education 10 DOLORES GIAMPETRO “Do-Do” DAVID K. CRAYDON Dave” 9th Grode Chorus; Varsity Football. DOROTHY MAY COLDBACH “Goldie” 9th Grade Chorus; Glee Club; Senior Choir; Triple Trio; Office Production; Sr. Y-Teen; Spring Show '47. ROBERT CUNCHER “Bob” French Club; Junior Choir; August Graduate. CHARLES F. GRAF “Chuck” Orchestra 1 FLORENCE MARY GURKA “Gurk” 9th Grodc Chorus; Choral Club. DORIS LORENE GRAF “Dory” 9th Grode Chorus; Choral Club; Citizens Club; Sr. Y-Tccn; I2A Sociol Committee. EDWIN A. GUSTAWES “Gus” Citizens Club; Boys Leaders Club; Reserve and Varsity Bos-ketboll; Contccn Committee. ANITA GRANT “Nita” 9th Grode Chorus; Glee Club; Senior Choir; Lotin Club, Vice-President; Notionol Honor Society; Band and Orchestra Club; Sr. Y-Teen; Spring Show '47, '48; 12A Social Committee. ELLEN GUZLEY “Guz” Home Economics Club; Art Club, Secretary; Student Council, Sociol Chairman; 11 A, 12B Sociol Committee; Sr. Y-Tccn; Sr. Basketball Chomps; Spring Show '47; Document Committee. 11 ROGER CARL HAHN “Hop” Notional Honor Society, Vice-President; Senior Choir, President; Junior Choir; School Spelling Chompion; Junior Journal; Alpho Hi-Y, Secretory; Cross-Country; Wrestling; German Club; Yearbook Committee; Document Committee. CAROL JANE HANSFORD ‘'Red” Future Teochers of America; Jr. and Sr. Y-Teen. JOANNE HERBST Jo 9th Grade Chorus; Glee Club; Senior Choir; Latin Club; Sr. Y-Tecn; Student Council; Spring Show '47, '48; Announcement Committee. HARRY HERRMANN “HH” Bond and Orchestra Club; Junior Choir; Sigma Hi-Y; Varsity R Club; Foremans Club; Varsity Track, Captoin. LORETTA HEISE Ishky 9th Grode Chorus; Junior. Y-Teen. DOROTHY ELIZABETH HOFER “Dorth Notional Honor Society; Yearbook Committee; French Club, Secretory; Accompanist for 9th Grode Chorus. Choral Club, Junior Choir, Glee Club, Senior Choir; Bookroom Assistant; Basketball Champs '46; Sr. Y-Teen; Spring Show '46, '47, '48. DALE HENNINCER Dale Citizens Club; Alpho Hi-Y, Vice President; Band ond Orchestra Club. JOYCE HENNINCER Peanuts 9th Grode Chorus; Glee Club; Senior Choir; German Club; Library Club, President; Library Page; Bookroom Assistant; Jr. ond Sr. Y-Teen; Spring Shows '47, '48. CAROL ANN HOFFMAN “Hoffy” 9th Grade Chorus; Glee Club, Treasurer; Senior Choir; Sr. Y-Tccn; Spring Show '48. LAUREL HOLAN Glee Club; Senior Choir; Student Council; Girls Leaders Club; National Honor Society; Rhodes Review; Sr. Y-Teen Cabinet; Spring Show '47; Sr. Bosketboll Champs. 12 RONALD HUGE “Lou” Visuol Aids; Golf Teom. GLORIA J. JEDACEK “Glor” Art Club; Sr. Y-Teen. HOWARD EDWARD JACKSON “Shorty” Foromons Club; Freshman Track ond Football; Reserve Football and Track. FRED JERRY JENNRICH “Fritz” 9th Grode Chorus; Junior Choir; Audio Aids. DOROTHY JAKUBKO “Dor Choral Club; Glee Club; Home Economics Club; Sr. Y-Teen; Spring Show '47, '48. DONALD JOSEPH J IRIK “Jake” French Club; Alpha Hi-Y; Bowling Team; Foremans Club; Reserve Football; Track ond Cross-Country; Bond; Spring and Fall Show '47, '48. MARY ANN JANKA “Janka” Notional Honor Society; Office Production; Rhodes Review and Jr. Journal Typist. MARIE JOHANNI Choral Club; German Club; Office Production. JOANNE RUTH JARRETT “Jo” 9th Grode Chorus; Junior Choir; Library Page; Library Club, Social Chairman; Spring Show '48. LeNORE KAPELKA Distributive Education. 13 DALE W. KARP Foreign Affoirs Council; Future Teachers of Americo; Bowling Team, President; Spring Show '47, '48. EDWARD STEPHAN KLIMA “Ed” Notional Honor Society, President and Trcosurcr; German Club, Treasurer and Vice-President; World Affoirs Council, Vice-President; Work and Win Club, President; Band President; Sigma Hi-Y; 12A Social Committee. GEORGE KARRAS “Mouth” Sigmo Hi-Y; 9th Grode Chorus; Boys Leodcrs Club; Reserve Football; Varsity Trock; Announcement Committee. LOIS MARJORIE KEPPLER Girls Leaders Club, Vice-President; Senior Choir; National Honor Society; French Club, Secretory; Triple Trio; Glee Club; Sr. Y-Tecn Cobinet; Junior Journal; Rhodes Review; Citizens Club; Work and Win Club; Spring Show '47, '48; Document Committee Chairman. p ■4 4 RALPH KLEMM “Relish” lf itfc 1 VC i (Of b Varsity Trock ond Cross-Country; Stogc Croft. o p JACK KLOSS “SanUi” V 4 Sigma Hi-Y; Wrestling; Freshman Football and Bosketboll. ELOISE J. KIDDLE Entered from Wilbur Wright Sept. '46. Sr. Y-Teen Cabinet; Student Council; French Club, Treasurer; Girls Leaders Club; Rhodes Review, Editor; Notional Honor Society; Senior Choir; Citizens Club; Glee Club; I2B Social Committee; Spring Show '47, '48; Document Committee. HOWARD E. KITTELBERGER “Gene” Citizens Club. President and Vice-President; Sigma Hi-Y; German Club; Reserve Trock; Student Council; I2A Sociol Committee. MARGARET E. KLUEVER “Marge” 9th Grade Chorus; Gcrmon Club; Girls Leoders Club; Sr. Y� Teen; Student Council; Office Assistant; Jr. Red Cross. STANLEY KMIECIK “Stosh” World Affairs Council; French Club, Vice-President; German Club; Future Teochers of America; Spring Ploy '48. 14 MARGUERITE J. KOLESAR “Peggy” 9th Grade Chorus. CAROLE ELLEN KOZMAN 9th Grade Chorus; School Store; French Club; Girls Leaders Club; Citizens Club; Sr. Y-Teen. DAVID CLARK KOPEN “Dave” Junior Journol; Rhodes Review; Lotin Club; Sigmo Hi-Y, Secretary; Future Teochers of America; Freshmon Football Mona-ger; Hi-Y and Intro-mural Basketball; Visuol Aids; Noon Movie Operator; Document Committee. LOIS KOZMINSKI “Kozie” National Honor Society, Secre fory; Girls Leaders Club, Presi dent; French Club, President Citizens Club; Student Council Senior Choir; Glee Club; Sr. Y Teen Cobinet; Junior Journol Triple Trio; 12A Class Secretory. GERALDINE MARIE KORAN “Gerry” 9th Grade Chorus; French Club; Office Production; Bond and Orchestra Club; Sr. Y-Teen. JANYCE LOUISE KRAUSE “Jan” 9th Grade Chorus; Rhodes Review; Yearbook Committee; Junior Journal. RHODA KORMAS “Ruda” Junior Choir. JEANNE VIVIAN KRUEGER 9th Grode Chorus; Girls Leaders Club; Home Economics Club; Art Club; Sr. Y-Tecn. LUCILLE D. KORTZ Lucy Locket” Jr. Y-Teen; Junior Choir; Future Teochers of America. CONSTANCE KUBIK “Conny 9th Grade Chorus; Student Council; Junior Journal; Sr. Y-Teen; Glee Club; Art Club. 15 MARTIN KUZKIN “Kuz” 9th Grade Chorus; Foremans Club; Track; Stoge Croft. WILLIAM LEMCKE “Bill” German Club; Sigma Hi-Y, Vice-President; Cross-Country; Track; Tumbling ond Apparatus; Wrestling, Student Council; Foremans Club. BEVERLY MAE LABAJ “Bev” Nationol Honor Society; Latin Club; Citizens Club; Spring Ploy '48. WILLIAM A. LAD “Bull” Sigma Hi-Y, President; Senior Bond; Reserve Trock; Visual Aids; Archery Club. HELEN M. LIBUSZEWSKI “Libby” 9th Grade Chorus; Choral Club; Jr. and Sr. Y-Tcen. DONNA KATHERINE LICKVAR 9th Grade Chorus; Glee Club; Citizens Club; Notionol Honor Society, Secretary; Girls Leod-ers Club; Germon Club; Sr. Y-Teen; School Store; 12A Social Committee. HENRY LEI BOLD “Hank” 9th Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Alpha Hi-Y; Senior Choir; Visual and Audio Aids; Spring Play '47. THEADORE EDWARD LILLY “Lil” Foreign Affairs Council; Boys Leaders Club; Citizens Club, Vice-President; Foremans Club, President; Sigma Hi-Y; Vorsity Basketball; B-R Conteen Committee. ARTHUR W. LEISSA “Art” Vorsity Track and Cross-Country; Citizens Club; Sigma Hi-Y; French Club; Boys Octet, Senior Choir; Rhodes Review, Visual Aids; Archery Club. EDWARD W. LOCKYER “Eddie” Sigma Hi-Y; German Club. 16 ARTHUR LOHSE “Art” German Club; Foremans Club; Visuol Aids Club. GLORIA E. MANCINI “Glo” 9th Grade Chorus; Rhodes Review; Student Council; Jr. and Sr. Y-Teen; Future Tcochers of America. DELANNE LOPEMAN “Cashy” French Club; Sr. and Jr. Y-Teen; Junior Choir; Night School. PATRICIA J. MARTYNOWSKI “Pat” Citizens Club; Intramural Sports; Jr. Y-Teen; Girls Leaders Club, Treasurer; 12B Sociol Committee CHARLES R. LUCAS “Luke” Freshmon Football and Track; Boys Leoders Club; Vorsity Football and Trock; Vorsity Wrestling; Tumbling ond Apparatus; Stage Croft; Champion Football Team '47; Spring Play '46; 9th Grade Chorus. MARIE MASUGA August Graduate DOLORES LUCAS “DoDo” Girls Leaders Club; Sr. Y-Teen; Yearbook Committee; I1A-I2B Closs Secretory; Student Council; Art Club; Carnival Queen '48; Spring Show '47; Sr. Bos-ketboll Chomps. ELAINE ELEANORE MATTOCKS “Butch” 9th Grode Chorus; Junior Choir; Jr. Y-Tccn; August Graduote. ROY MATUSKA “Matuchi” 9th Grade Chorus; Audio Aids; Citizens Club; Archery Club; Latin Club; Vorsity Trock; Captain '48 Cross-Country Team. 17 MICHAEL ALLEN McNERNEY “Mike 9th Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Varsity Wrestling; Golf; R Club; Latin Club; Citizens Club; Student Council Tax Stamp Chairman; B-R Canteen Committee; Spring Show '48. ROBERT MERKLE Nigger” Germon Club; Rhodo HI-Y; Freshman Track; Vorsity Trock. EMIL MESSING German Club; National Honor Society; Sigma Hi-Y; Archery Club. CONSTANCE ALENE MILLER Connie” French Club; Citizens Club; Sr. Y-Tcen; 9th Grade Chorus; Office Production. LILLIAN MILLER Lil” 9th Grode Chorus; Sr. Y-Tcen; Office Production. RICHARD MUSALL Dick Sigma Hi-Y; Visual Aids; Wrestling Team; Citizens Club; Co-Captain of Footboll Teom; Boys Leaders Club, Treasurer; Foremans Club; 11A Class Treasurer. MARILYN J. NASS Nass” 9th Grade Chorus; French Club; Band and Orchestro Club, Treasurer; Girls Leoders Club, Vice-President; Sr. Y-Teen; Intra-Mural Sports; Spring Show '47; Sr. Basketball Chomps. BERTRUM NIELSEN Bert” National Honor Society; German Club; Sigmo Hi-Y; Archery Club; Boys Glee Club; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Varsity Track and Cross-Country; Spring Play '47, '48. JOSEPH C. ONDO Joe” Boys Leoders Club; Vorsity Football and Trock; Foremans Club; Wrestling; Varsity R Club; Stoge Craft. 18 ALLAN GLEN OTT “A-O” Lotin Club; Citizens Club; Student Council; Wrestling; Bond; Co-choirmon Foreign School Committee; I2A Social Committee. WILLIAM A. PIOVARCHY “Bill” 9th Grade Chorus; Alpha Hi-Y; Senior Bond. ROBERT N. OWENS “Bob” Junior Choir; Sigmo Hi-Y. RUTH C. POPICK “Ruthie” Jr. and Sr. Y-Teen; Home Economics Club. FRANK PAWUL, jR. “Frank” Boys Leaders Club, Manager; Sigma Hi-Y; Stage Croft; Reserve and Varsity Football. NORMAN C. PRAHST “Norm” Sigma Hi-Y; Spring Play '47, 48, 49; Student Council. KARL E. PERDUE “Perdue” August Graduate; Track; Band and Orchestra Club; Alpha Hi-Y; Junior Choir; Spring Ploy '46, '47. MARY ANN L. RADA “Mar” Home Economics Club, Treasurer; Glee Club; Sr. Y-Tcen; Choral Club; Spring Show, '48. DOLORES LUCILLE PHILLIPS “Phil” Future Teachers of America; Band and Orchcstro Club; Jr. and Sr. Y-Tccn; Basketboll Champs '46; Spring Show '47. 19 ROBERT R. RICE “Bob” Vorsity Wrestling; A. A. U. Tumbling; French Club; Nature Club; Athletic Chairman; Student Council; Rhodes Review; Canteen Committee; 12B Social Committee; Citizens Club; A. A. U. Wrestling; Spring Show '47. CORDON T. RICHARDSON “Gordy” Rhode Hi-Y; Vorsity Cross-Country ond Track; Foremons Club; Citizens Club; Bond and Orchestra Club; Visual Aids. WILLIAM A. RITTENHOUSE “BiU” Band and Orchestra Club; Latin Club; Alpha Hi-Y; Student Council; Bowling Club; Cop and Gown Committee. EVELYN RITTMANN ‘Evie French Club; Office Production. DONNA MAE ROBERTS “Dorm” Entered from Huntington, Indiana Sept. '47; Student Council; Sr. Y-Teen; Rhodes Review Typist; Citizens Club; Band ond Orchestra Club, Vice-President; Announcement Committee, Choirmon. JOE ROCCO “Chic” Notional Honor Society; Student Council, President; Boys Leoders Club, President; Latin Club; Rhoda Hi-Y; Varsity Wrestling and Track; Golf Team; 1 IA Class President. LILLIAN ROOY “Lil” 9th Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Glee Club; Sr. Y-Teen; Art Club. JUNE ELLEN RUCKER Entered from Porma Schaaf Sept. '47; Senior Y-Tecn. RICHARD P. RUSSELL “Phil Sigma Hi-Y; Orchestro; 9th Grade Chorus. DOUGLAS SARTAIN “Doug” Foremans Club; Freshman Football; Intramural Wrestling; August Groduote. 20 ELLA SCHILLING “Ell” Night School; Sr. Y-Tcen; Future Teochers of Americo. BERNICE LOUISE SCHNEIDER 9th Grade Chorus; Glee Club; Senior Choir; Jr. and Sr. Y-Teen. RICHARD SCHMALTZ “Dick” Boys Leoders Club; Student Council, Vice-President; German Club; Vorsity Trock and Football Team; Citizens Club; Reserve Bosketboll. EDITH SCHUBERT “Edie” 9th Grodo Chorus; Art Club; Home Economics Club; Glee Club; Library Club; Senior Choir, Secretory; Girls Leaders Club, Secretary; Sr. Y-Teen, Vice-President; Triple Trio; Spring Shows '47, '48; 11A So-ciol Committee; Sr. Basketball Chomps; I2A Social Committee. JUNE MARIE SCHMIDT Schmidty” Senior Choir; Glee Club; Girls Leoders Club; Student Council, Social Chairman; Sr. Y-Teens, Social Chairmon; Home Economics Club; Art Club. President; Triple Trio; Library Club; Spring Show '47, '48; Sr. Basketball Champs; Trock Queen Attendont '47. DANIEL SCHUH “Dan” WILLIAM GEORGE SCHMIDT “Bill” National Honor Society, Treasurer; Vice-President of 12B Class; Boys Leoders Club, Secretory; Vorsity Wrestling; Student Council; Sigma Hi-Y, President and Treasurer; Yearbook Committee; 12A Social Committee. RICHARD W. SCHULKE “Sholk” Rhodes Review; Junior Journol; Citizens Club; Student Council; World Affairs Council; Spring Ploy '48; Lotin Club, Vice-President; Rhodo Hi-Y, Vice-President; August Graduate. JEAN A. SCHMOTZER “Jeannie” Junior Y-Teen; Home Economics Club, Secretary. GEORGE E. SCHWAB “Bud” Visual Aids; Student Council; Reserve Trock. 21 CARL JOSEPH SCHWEITZER August Groduote ALBERT A. SEBOK “Al” Reserve ond Varsity Basketball. RALPH SOLAR Visual Aids, Vice-President; Boys Leaders Club, Vice-President; Freshmon and Reserve Basketball; Varsity Posketboll; Student Council. WILMA CLAIRE SOVISH “Willie” 9th Grade Chorus; Glee Club; Latin Club; Citizens Club; Girls Leaders Club; Sr. Y-Tccn Cabinet; Senior Choir; Drum Majorette; Band ond Orchestra Club; Student Council; Spring Show '47, '48. DELPHINE SENZ “Del” 9th Grodc Chorus; Choral Club; Bookroom Assistant. ROBERT A. SPISAK “Bobl’ Notional Honor Society; 11A Closs Vice-President; Boys Octet; German Club; Rhodo Hi-Y; Canteen Committee; Student Council; Citizens Club; Chairman of Yearbook Committee; Senior Choir, Vice-President. JOHN K. SMITH “Jack” Freshman, Reserve, ond Varsity Football; Foremans Club, Secretary; Varsity R Club; Intramural Wrestling; Intromurol Basketball; Spring Show '48. ANDICONE STASSIS “Andie” Choral Club; Junior Choir. SUZANNE SMOTZER “Sue” 9th Grade Chorus; Student Council; Glee Club; Girls Leaders Club; Germon Club, Secretory; I 1A Sociol Committee; Nationol Honor Society, Program Chairman; Spring Ploy '48; Sr. ond Jr. Y-Teen; Spring Show '48; Document Committee. VIRGINIA STEFANEK “Ginny 9th Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Citizens Club; Sr. Y-Teen. 22 KENNETH C. STRAKA “Ken” Bond JOAN UDA “Jo” 9th Grade Chorus; Librory Club; Junior and Senior Choir; French Club; Sr. Y-Tecn. MARY ANN SWIATEK Merz” 9th Grade Chorus; Choral Club; Sr. Y-Teen. CHARLENE THACKER “Char’1 9th Grode Chorus; Sr. Y-Teen. MARY UHELSKY Distributive Education I JOHN L. UHLIN “Westown” Reserve Bosketball; Junior and Senior Choir; Orchestra; Lotin Club; Citizens Club. LYMAN R. THOMPSON “Tom” 9th Grode Chorus; Foremans Club; Freshman Football; Spring Show '48. PHILIP J. ULRICH “Philpott” Foremons Club, Treasurer; Audio and Visual Aids; Reserve and Varsity Wrestling; A.A.U. Wrestling; Trock. DOROTHY ANN TRIMMER “Dot” 9 th Grode Chorus; Library Club; Sr. Y-Tcen; Latin Club; Junior Journal; Jr. Y-Teen. MARY ALICE UNGER 9 th Grade Chorus; Library Club; Sr. Y-Teen; Intramurol Sports; Bookroom Assistant; French Club. 23 LYDIA VALENTINE “Lid 9th Grade Chorus; Glee Club; Sports. ARLENE RUTH WALTER “At” 9th Grade Chorus; Glee Club; Senior Choir; Girls Leaders Club; Citizens Club; Future Teachers of Americo; Sr. Y-Teen, Secretary; Student Council; Spring Show '47; Sr. Basketball Chomps; I2B Social Chairman; Yearbook Committee; 12A Class Treasurer. FLORENCE VALLA “Toots Citizens Club; Latin Club; Sr. Y-Teen; Dispensary Aid; Sports; Book room Assistant; Announcement Committee. RUTH WALTER “Ruthie ir. Choir; Glee Club; Sr. Y-Tccn; Sr. Basketball Champs; Ping Pong Champion. WILLIAM BARNEY VAVROCH “Bill Notional Honor Society; Boys Leaders Club; Senior Choir; Boys Octet; Varsity Football, Captoin; Track Team, Co-Captain; Varsity R Club; Reserve Basketball; Document Committee. ALBERT j. VELKY “Al Foremans Club; Intramurol Wrestling; Reserve Golf; ln-tromural Boskefbol!; Spring Show '48. DOROTHY CAROLE VOCEL “Dottie 9th Grade Chorus; Citizens Club, Secrotory; Latin Club, Trcosurer; Sr. Y-Tecn; Foreign Affoirs Council; Library Club; Rhodes Review; Future Teachers of Americo. JAMES WALTERS “Jim JANET ARLENE WASEN “Jannie” 9th Grade Chorus; Glee Club; Senior Choir; Sr. Y-Teen; Student Council; Cap and Gown Committee. PAULINE LOIS WATT “Bulb 9th Grade Chorus; Sr. Y-Teen; Student Council; Girls Leaders Club, Secretary; Color and Flower Committee. 24 GEORGE WETHERWAX “Bean” Senior Choir; Boys Octet; Varsity Wrestling; Glee Club; A. A. U. Wrestling. ARTHUR WILSON “Art” Sigma Hi-Y, President; Notional Honor Society, President; Reserve Football; Vorsity Foot-boll; Germon Club; Treosurer 12B Closs; Yearbook Committee. ROBERT L. WHEARTY “Bob World Affairs Council; Rhodo Hi-Y; Citizens Club; Canteen Committee; Lotm Club. DONALD O. YOUNG “Don” Reserve Foot bo 11, Track, Basketball; Spring Ploy '48; Rhodo Hi-Y; Junior Choir; August Groduote. JANE LOUISE WHITE “Snow” 9th Grode Chorus; Sr. Y-Teen; Girls Leaders Club; Glee Club; Student Council; Orchestro; Spring Show '47, '48; Junior Choir; Sr. Basketball Champs WILLIAM YUSCHIK “Yush” 9th Grade Chorus; Audio and Visual Aids. ARLENE JUNE WILLIAMS “At” 9 th Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Glee Club; Orchestro; Jr, ond Sr. Y-Tcen. RUTH MARIE WILLISTON “Pot” 9th Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Senior Y-Teen. RICHARD ZABRECKY “Dick” JOHN ZELEZNIK Sonny” Foremons Club. 25 GLADYS R. ZELLARS “Kitt” 9th Grodc Chorus; Choral Club; Junior Choir; Sr. Y-Teen. jUNE ZIMMERMAN Distributive Education. MILDRED ANN ZIMMER Peanuts” August Graduate; Entered from Brookyn Village High School Sept. '47; Sr. Y-Teen; Carnival Queen Attendant 1948. ALBERT ZOLLER Al” Foremans Club. DOLORES ZUTZ “Dee” Junior and Senior Choir; Senior Y-Teen. 26 BAND 27 ORCHESTRA FOREMANS CLUB 28 STUDENT COUNCIL GIRLS GLEE CLUB 29 SENIOR CHOIR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CITIZENS CLUB 30 LATIN CLUB 31 GERMAN CLUB TRIPLE TRIO 32 BOYS OCTET BOYS LEADERS 33 GIRLS LEADERS MAJORETTES 34 CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL TEAM 35 BASKETBALL TEAM WRESTLING TEAM 36 TRACK TEAM YE LASTE WILL AND TESTAMENTE We, the June 1949 Closs of Jomes Ford Rhodes, being of sound mind and body, despite four yeors of broin-battering) do hereby bequeoth the following doses of nicotine to the unfortunote inhobitonts of 5100 Biddulph Avenue, CARTON I—ATHLETICS (?) PACK I Upon Coach Warren Vonnorsdoll we force the issue of finding enough crutches to support what is left of the basketball squad. PACK II To Andy Moran we leave memories of the only Rhodes football team that storted at the top and worked its woy down. PACK III 1 The track squad hos passed away in a cloud of dust ... is that you coffin, Mr. Holden? PACK IV 01 lie Sawyer, the lucky man, receives a full year's subscription to the Charles Atlas course, plus a complete set of dumbells in his gym classes CARTON II—THE EARPLUG DEPARTMENT PACK I To Miss Keller we leove the wreckage (including the first tenors and bar-tones) of the Senior Choir, and since the situation is so desperate, she olso receives a Jim Dandy Tire Pump—guaranteed to keep anything from going flat. PACK II The spinning baton of Wilma Sovish passes on to any enterprising young soul wishing to lead that gong of convicts known as the band (Apologies to Worden Schmidt) CARTON III—MORE OF THE FACULTY PACK I Here comes Will Shakespeare — wearing Mr. Folkmon's bow tie. PACK II Mr. Jacob is hereby bequeathed four score and seven copies ot the Gettysburg Address. PACK III It's the one and only five-legged glumph-quat in captivity, ond it goes to the one and the only Miss Wilson. PACK IV Don't worry, Mr. Hoffman, DoDo Lucas leaves a promise to return. PACK V Extra strong lenses for your binoculars, Mr. Henderson, and a box of Gro-Pup. PACK VI Mr. Stevens hears the good news—purple satin trunks for his afternoon workouts. PACK VII To Mr. Harsh goes a vending machine for car passes. PACK VIII Just the thing to poper your bedroom, Mr. Bryan—pink slips. PACK IX Miss Cherrington a jigsaw puzzle of broken English we leove to. PACK X Miss Monning receives an invitation to the one place she's never visited—Haney's. PACK XI In Mr. Heifer's hand we place one match. PACK XII We leave a complete geometric proof for the construction of a three-cornered sphere to Miss Jenney. PACK XIII For Miss Kenyon, a western drawl and a pony. CARTON IV—A FEW PUFFS PUFF I No more sholl the screams echo—soundproof walls. PUFF II No more bloody stains—a new paint job. PUFF III For freshman wheels—retreads. PUFF IV Characters, rally they are—Vavroch and Spisok. PUFF V Midnight oil for underclassmen—we never used it. PUFF VI Soap, hot water, and paper towels—where? PUFF VII Two sardine cans—the school busses. PUFF VIII The ashes of four cartons. 37 CLASS PROPHECY We, of the prophecy committee, having the uncanny ability to foretell the future, do hereby make these predictions of things to come. But, before you go ony farther with these forebodings, moy we offer the following suggestions: 1. Sit down, in a low chair, os close to the floor as possible. 2. Send oil small children from the room lest their vocabulary be enriched the wrong way. 3. Hang on to something stable. Follow these suggestions, and all will go well, but above all remember, even the Gallop poll makes mistakes. � Proceed with coution! 1959 and: PAT MARTYNOWSKI has switched to Stafford because . . . Still breaking records is BOB SPISAK, less profit for Poinor's . . . MARTIN KUZKIN has just applied for a patent on his unique invention of a conveyer belt to help movie patrons find their own seats . . . While FRANK DOMINICK has taken Mr. Holden's suggestion ond put hurdles down the center aisle at the Broadview . . , Writer DOROTHY VOGEL hos cashed in on her typewriter and made millions on her book 1001 Mixed Milk Shakes . . . JERRY DOUGHER and HILDA ANDRES have settled down and ore raising little Archie's . . . And is ANITA GRANT still fiddling around in Maine? . . . Here he comes . . . Zoom . . . There he goes . . . BILL LEMCKE, King of the Speedway . . . JOAN CASE has won the title of Champion sign painter . . . Wedding bells chimed recently for ART LEISSA and his bet ter half Gravel Gerty . . . Headlines: FLORENCE GURKA pitches no-hitter in opener . . . Umpire BETTY COP-SHAKE hit by flying milk bottle . . . MARY ANN JANKA signs up with Indians as star fly catcher . . . The chief of Parma police, JUNE RUCKER has brought in her first arrestee, she caught BERT NIELSEN smuggling donut holes in Ghost-Toasties boxes . . . she is still out to get DONNA ROBERTS, the reason why 3,000 cars leave the road doily . . . Prof. DOROTHY HOFER has upset the world of science by proving that there is absolutely nothing in a vacuum . . . JAN IS DROZE, head on which Prof. Hofer proved theory . . . And DOROTHY TRIMMER is still driving Mr. Oliver wild . . . We hear vio gropevine that DICK MUSALL has relieved Tiny ot Chippewa . . . Deltas banned . . . JULIA BALL is still bouncing hither and thither . . . And now she has done it, . . . DOLORES ZUTZ hos invented a cor that operotes with one-horse power, runs on oats! SHIRLEE BENNETT has taken up permanent residence in the lop of the statue of Tom L. Johnson on the public squore . . . And ROY MATUSKA is still hunting for a baby sitter . . . Private Eye JANE DICK tells us that BILL RITTENHOUSE is still the 8th page at the library . . . FLORENCE BUDZIAK—te-he-te-he-te-he. . . . Flash! ED FRANCZEK hos switched to poppy seed, because it is stronger! ... ED GUST AWES ond LOIS KOZMINSKI have submitted their peoce plan to the United Nations . . . how con it fail? Wsh! That breeze was LUCILLE KORTZ ond HELEN LIBUSZEWSKI on their cross country trip via tandem bike, followed by RALPH flash KLEMM, the track star, just finishing his lost lap. Don't look now, but we think CHARLES GRAF is in some fishy business . . . BEVERLY LUXFORD hos opened an elite cor wash station ... If you listen closely you might be able to heor LAVERNE BELFI carrying on her whispering campaign about EDIE SCHUBERT'S new book entitled On an Even Kiehl! ROGER HAHN, Gone but not forgotten, Prophecy Committee. The lost time we saw JACK BUSSMAN he was selling sandpaper for the skin you love to touch . . . MARY ANN SWIATEK is chief slinaer of hash at Borcelino's . . . BOB WHEARTY is just chief slinger . . . Senator BILL YUSCHIK is still filibustering for the repeal of the low thot repcols the law that repeals prohibition. DOLORES PHILLIPS, oh, she is the girl that keeps Jack Smilin! . . . and still Powdering his face with sunshine is little ash GERALD 38 BARNETT . . . And then there is ANDIGONE ST ASS IS, one of the seven wonders of the world, the Colossos of Rhodes . . . DON DANKO hos finolly completed his wardrobe of 500 t-shirts . . . And JOYCE HENNINGER is still wielding clubs, Library that is . . . We hear JOANNE HERBST is getting Rusty in the joints . . . While VIRGINIA STEFANEK wants mor-on mor-an more . . . We lost STAN KM I EC IK roller skating in the wilds of France . . . And then there is pessimist GLADYS BIEDER, still looking at the world through blue colored glasses . . . After her past experience with scissors, CONNIE MILLER is now proprietor of a clip joint . . While CAROL KOZMAN is running a Kip joint . . . ED Steel Wave KLIMA is still scaring barbers . . . CAROL DAEHLER is quitting her job as basketball coach at Yale to participate in the Olympics . . . DAVID KOPEN, too bad about him, Prophecy Committee. Number King Willy Hoge has met his downfall in the person of DORIS GRAF . . . GEORGE KARRAS hos opened the soda palace of Brooklyn, formerly Hoffman's . . . Here comes JEANNE KRUEGtR chosing cats and dogs for her papa's sausage shop . . . Mr President of Cleveland's six-footer club is our own GREG DECESARE . . . Speed is the motto of MIKE McNERN-EY'S modernized dispatch office . . . Poor JIM DIENES olmost rubbed the skin off his nose removinq screen door marks . . . And then there ore PEGGY KOLESAR and ALLAN BOL-LAM talking ond listening, respectively . . . On the corner of Broadview we find HELENA CLEBER running her new cor lot . . . Next to which is BOB OWENS and his wrecked car lot . . . RONALD NIEMANN is posing for Kreml ads. Before . . . Sodie Hawkins still has her day out, the other 365 belong to DOROTHY BOCZEK . . . Here comes JOHN UHLIN ond his 85 nudnik powered Moxmobile . . . On the other corner we find ED LOCKYER in his very own filling station, pumping Sunoco . . . And then there's AL Baron OTT standing in for a hockey puck on the C-Town Team . . . We are proud of our two traveling sales- men, coalman JOHN SMITH selling coal to Pocahontas and blushing DICK SCHMALTZ the typewriter man . . . BERNICE SCHNEIDER is all wrapped up in her work . . . And TED LILLY is still the Flower of the Y . . . SALLY CHABEK is now devoting her life to her fovorite subject, English . . . And we hear that BOB RICE went over big in China . . . Get up and open the door . . . Pat BELL . . . DOLORES GIAMPETRO has designed a new hat for Pennsylvania coal miners . . . Still first in our class is LOIS AHRENS . . . Here comes another Zombie expedition, this time it is headed by ALBERT ZOLLER ond is headed toword the South Pole . . . DONNA LICKVAR finolly admits that she is just plum jelly . . . Poor JOE BERISH got his head caught in the ice cream freezer in Hoffman's and was fired for giving 15 customers a cold shoulder . . . And ARTHUR LOHSE cleoned up a million on new fad, model oirplane in a bottle . . . And we hear GLORIA MANCINI'S book Price Control has made her famous . . . North Pole or Bust is the cry of JOHN ZELEZNIK and his troup of Zombies . . . LYDIA VALENTINE has set up o business of her own in Podunk, Iowa, she has a big season on her greeting cords in February , . . Rhodes own Hedda Hopper is RUTH POPICK . . . And still getting o jolt out of his current business is GEORGE, the proprietor of SCHWAB Electric Co. . . . DALE HENNINGER is now posing for Maybellene ads . . . Poor MARY ALICE, she went on a food strike and is now, strictly from UNGER . . . LOIS KEPPLER, Rest in Peace, Prophecy Committee. Inspiring artists for those Are you nervous, run-down, skinny ads is DICK EIERDAM . . , CAROL HANSFORD has just completed her P.G. course at Lincoln ... is JOE ROCCO still bloming it on his brother? . . . MARGOT BUCHWALD is running close competition to Salvador Dali in modern-plus art . . . RUTH WALTER hos her woll full of ribbons she won in contest, in fact she copped the title State Champ Hog Caller . . . Farmerette JANET WASEN finds life quite livable in Ashland, Ohio . . . We are proud of ALBERT 39 VELKY who won the Adorn Lozongo contest recently . . . Here comes BILL PIOVARCHY on his lost lop, he is pointing the equator lovendor blue . . . and RICHARD GALLO, the Crisco Kid, is out Arizona way rustling cattle . . . ART WILSON, so round, so firm, so fully pocked, so slow and eosy on the tackle . . . EMIL MESSING is selling his cookies as hotcakes . . . hm, don't they sell as cookies? . . . JOAN UDA has no need for work any more, she won EVELYN RITTMAN'S what is-at-the-end-of-my-leosh contest, and is swarming with prizes . . . BILL VAVROCH, $'%% Zc. Prophecy Committee Poor BILL SCHMIDT is down in the mouth . . . He's a dentist now . . . DOROTHY GOLD-BACH is posing for Dentine ods . . . And in the diomond-breaking-in business is expert CHARLENE THACKER . . . For her winning entry in a contest in which she identified EUGENE FOLCIK as Mr. Hush, LORETTA HEISE has received a free pass to all the Hamlet performances starring DALE KARP . . . And whatever hoppened to GLADYS ZELLERS? Oh, she is president of o company that is always down under, they dig basements . . . The mod chemist PHIL ULRICH hos discovered, after years of research thot 2F1 minus 8C1 plus 9H20 plus 28Ba minus El plus Cl minus H20 minus Ba wos the formulo for his own telephone number . . . CONNY KUBIK sets new 14 doy record flagpole sitting, and she is all up in the air over it . . . Here comes cooch RALPH SOLAR and his championship team.of Vassorettes . . . ELLEN GUZLEY, born 1931 ond died 1949, Prophecy Committee. Partners ED DROLLINGER ond GORDEN RICHARDSON are still trying to develop their own special type of hot tomato' . . . Standing in for L'il Abner is JOE ONDO who has been quite a successful model with Al Copp . . . ALBERT SEBOK starts large scole production of feather lined bathtubs,—strictly for the birds . . . Sold American, —thot was Luckies new auctioneer BEVERLY Effie Boon LABAJ . . . The feature ottroction of DOROTHY JAK- UBKO ond RUTH WILLISTON'S lake front big top show is RHODA KORMAS, billed as bare-bock rider , , . While GLORIA JED-ACEK is still with Ringling Bros., os the world's largest midget . . . and queen of this carnival is MILDRED ZIMMER . . . FLORENCE, international star of the famous show How Purple is my VALLA , hos just mode her fourth million acting . . . JANE WHITE is now assisting Disney in the new production Jane ond the Eight Dwarfes . . . Proprietor of the notorious new night spot, the Brown Saddle, is our own ELAINE CHA-BEK . . . And then there is MARIE JOHANNI, the inventor of the de-elevating shoes for the are you too toll? set . . . DOUG SARTAIN hos so much more than Van Johnson—why should he fight it? . . . ELOISE KIDDLE, died with smile on face and shovel in mouth . . . Prophecy Committee. The feature of CHUCK LUCAS's prep school is o four year course, to be completed in five years . . . JACK KLOSS, He's lovely. He's engaged, he used Drano , . After having so much trouble with her name ANTOINETTE DZIUBAKOWSKI hos changed her nome to PSRTNHLKWCXZSKI . . . Have you seen that new comic strip Sister Susie's Sixty Suitors? penned by BARBARA BECKMAN ... Or GERRY KORAN'S new plug-in clorinet? . . . We still can't tell the difference between MARY UHELSKY and NORMA BEVERIDGE . . . MARILYN RAMM made a fortune in scenery rental service— extra charge to out-of-district schools . . . And FRANK PAWUL found it pretty tough donc-mg ot the prom in his tennis shoes . . . Sleepy BILL BLAHA is still testing matresses . . . Overheard in passing: PHIL RUSSELL and HARRY HERRMANN are still out in the field stripping, cars, that is . . . DON FITCH is now selling artificial snow to Hollywood, by-product of his dandruff producing shampoo . . . Success story: DELPHINE hos converted her good SENZ to dollars . . . ARLENE WILLIAMS discovers ruins of Ancient Babylon, inspiration, Mory Manning . . . TOM CIRBES, tarred ond feathered. Prophecy Committee. More success story: MARGARET KLUE-VER has done it at lost, she hos brought out the new Tucker . . . And ELAINE MATTOCKS 40 js fore lady on a C.T.S. vehicle . . . RONALD HUGE is still puzzling psychiatrists, as is DOLORES LUCAS, voted the eighth wonder of the world . . . And PAULINE WATT has collected her lost Bill . . . Good News. The New V will resume business early next fall, RICHARD ZABRECKY, Prop. . . . ROLAND FROBY has finally replaced Arthur Lake as Dogwood on the Blondie show . . . Headline: FRED JENNRICH strikes oil in Memphis school yard . . . And DICK SCHULKE is on his woy to Moy-he-Ko—with his troup of Zombies . . . Farmerette LILLIAN MILLER revolutionized the world of agriculture, she crossed fertilizer with fertilizer and got as a result shpin-ach . . . Big-heorted NICK DORKO has donated a set of gold plated gool posts to arid squad of '59 . . . Although BOB MERKLE was censored in the Bowery he still con't make the girls blush . . . Voted Pin-up girl of the National Association oi Teddy Bears is our own EDITH BROCK . Still living in her own ivory tower is hermit JEANNETTE FRANK, she finally got away from the world of peasants . . . Scholar GOR-DEN DRESS is still trying to figure out how many ginches there are in o gafoot. . . Poor BETTY FIEGLAND got caught stealing a kiss off Fanny's Former . . . Then there is JANYCE who revolutionized the cabbage market, she peddles sweet KRAUSE . . . Gorgeous GEORGE WETHERWAX made his first appearance at Madison Square Garden recently . . . And we hear that lucky JOANNE JARRETT has o following of men, 50, 60, or 70, but then, who wants men, 50, 60, and 70? MARY GALAYDA has started up her own company. Transparent Plostics Inc., sole manufacturers of bathing suits . . . While CAROL HOFFMAN starts in new television series Mad Loves of Lola . . . Still writing his smashing success novel, sequel to Hamlet, entitled Cutlet, is NORMAN PRAHST . . . LYMAN THOMPSON hos found a new use for plastic shovings, he is now chief Teddy Bear stuffer. FLORENCE DOMMIN has her own dept, store formerly the Moy Co. . . . And BILL LAD is now sole proprietor of the Pop Corn stand across from the Memphis show . . . LAUREL HOLAN retired on the commission she made on gloves at the May Co., hos big estote in a small town . . . While DON the YOUNG has given up signing pictures, he stamps them with a specially prepared stamp that says All My Love. . . . Headline: High jump chomp MARILYN NASS passes cow in journey over moon . . . Super salesman DAVE GRAYDON is out selling insurance on pool tobies . . . We hear MARY ANN RADA cut off her arms to improve her shorthand . . . LILLIAN ROOY? she went west, young man . . Here comes the man with the hat, DON JIRIK . . . ARLENE WALTER finally got the job of her dreams, she models for the Community Silver ads . . . And HOWARD JACK-SON is still trying in every port . . . The last time we sow JEANNE SCHMOT-ZER she had decided to settle for Les . MARGIE DYE and SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAM are co-owners of a 5 and 10 cent store, respectively. Alwoys the lost to let you down, is mortician HOWIE KITTELBERGER, who is in a dead business . . . Publisher JUNE SCHMIDT'S latest release is entitled 'True and Wild Confessions . « . SUZANNE SMOTZER silent partner . . . Prophecy Committee. Sheriff DELANNE LOPEMAN has just formed a posse of CARL SCHWEITZER and his deputies to get that Prophecy Committee. President of A.F.M. (American Federation of Mumblers) is newly elected MARIE MAS-UGA . . . While the battle of the BOB's is Riggs vs. GUNCHER goes on for tennis championship . . . And is HANK LEIBOLD still trying to figure out whether he is more the Guy Madison or John Garfield . . . And WILMA SOVISH still doesn't get it . . . 41 The June '49 Class CLASS HISTORY SEPTEMBER 12, 1945: This is the beginning. Three hundred ond fifteen strong, we in-voded the reolms of Jomes Ford Rhodes; proud, shy, afraid, wondering, concealing our hesitancy, we braved the world of scrutinizing faces of the older ones who had gathered to watch our coming, From the height of eighth grode senior we have descended to the lowly rank of high school flat. It's much to bear. We were greeted in the auditorium by Mr. Mathews, (as upperclassmen we'll learn to speak familiarly of him as NEIL D. ) principal of 5100 Biddulph Avenue, Miss Hier, dean of girls, and Mr. Effron, the deon of boys. They spoke to us reassuringly and yet at the some time, warningly. We sat in reverent stillness os they divided us in half, halved the holves, halved the quarters, and then os eighths we were delivered to the eight separate classrooms which were to be our havens between second and third periods for semesters to come. It was here that we began to breathe once more; here that we were startled by our introduction to the bong, bong, bong, bong .... bong, bong, bong bong, .... bong, bong, of homeroom announcements; here that we filled out the first of a four year endless stream of lost name first program cards. This, this was the beginning. SEPTEMBER 15, 1945: There is not a swimming pool on the roof. I do not want to buy an elevator pass. Someone had a friend who gave us all the answers. But we do wish we had memorized our programs when they were in one big, rather than fifty-three smoll pieces! It's sofer, we find, to look for classrooms without any generously offered assistance. SEPTEMBER 19, 1945: The 9A's and sophomores do try so hord! Their effort is lost on us, however. We've learned to distinguish the upper from the lower clossmen. So recently inflicted with flatitis themselves, it's the underclassmen who ottcmpt to moke life miserable for us. The seniors, they just ignore us, seem totally unaware of our existence. SEPTEMBER 26, 1945: The first dance of the semester, the Second Annuol Kickoff, was held tonight. Freshmen like we, formed stag lines both mole and female; and so began the night life of the class of June '49. OCTOBER 3, 1945: Recognition ot long last! The Student Council ond Leaders' Clubs sponsored a party that wos all our own. We played the traditional games of Black and White ond Musical Chairs. We exhausted the Leaders ond their gomes and the ice cream and pretzels they offered us. The novelty of having new playthings around is wearing off now. Gradually we're becoming accepted os Rhodians rather than being segregated os the lowly 9B's. OCTOBER 10, 1945: Sports final! Discovery Day and Mr. Holden discovers Harry Herrmann, Dick Schmaltz, Gordon Richardson, Ted Lilly, and Bill Vavroch. OCTOBER 18, 1945 : The Rhodes Language— outside of the cafeteria a hot dog is one who is extremely conceited. The subtle slam— Pass the mustard. We guard our speech, we never complain I'm cold 'cause some joker is bound to come back with I'm Joe, glad to meet you. OCTOBER 30, 1945: It's eight-fifty on our dials ond Howie comes zooming into our homes every afternoon just after Marshall's News Ace. NOVEMBER 8, 1945: During the Eighth Victory Bond Drive Auction our own Heleno Cleber received passes to the Rollercade for o pledge of $200, while Jeannette Frank was aworded a dote with senior closs president John Oschypok for o bid of $4125 pledged bond dollars, the 9B contribution to victory. NOVEMBER 21, 1945: The class of June '49 breaks into Rhodeo for the first time via an escapode of Bill Vavroch. NOVEMBER 22, 1945: Hopefuls for the '48 ond '49 seasons are freshmen Cirbes, Dienes, Lilly, and Solar. NOVEMBER 28, 1945: Connie Kubik edits the Junior Journal's Joker page. DECEMBER 6 7, 1945: The Emperor's Clothes was presented by the music department and with it came the first public oppearonce of our closs in the persons of Tom Cirbes and Greg DeCesare, who represented the long and short of the emperor's court. Conspicuous by his absence was Bill Schmidt, whose career os the further end of an elephant was abruptly curtailed when the flu bug prevented his appearance. DECEMBER 13, 1945: The first June '49'ers to engrave their names upon the honor roll are Beverly Lobaj, Lois Keppler, Geraldine Koran, Helen Libuszewski, Donna Lickvar, Dorothy Hofer, Elaine Chabek, Beverly Lux- 42 ford, Roger Hahn, Bertrum Nielsen, Norman Prohst, and Robert Spisak. DECEMBER 18, 1945: Flash . 'Lil Abner encounters the she-wolf. Lois Lane discovers Clark Kent's true identity. FEBRUARY 3, 1946: Don't try to sell me an elevator pass; we're 9A's now and just a little bit more Rhodes wise. MARCH 15, 1946: Today we occloimed Joyce Henninger president of the newly founded Junior Y-Teen. MARCH 22, 1946: Beverly Labaj stars in the dramatic production of Little Darling, as the little darling. MARCH 27, 1946: The Boys' Leaders presented a sports show staring Stella Walsh, woman track champion. There's a stronge inspired light in the eyes of Marilyn Nass. APRIL 10, 1946: The word is whamo ; the song is Open the Door Richord . APRIL 21, 1946: The Wednesday girls returned from horseback riding with photographic proof thot Doris Graf is completely without an upper extremity. MAY 18, 1946: The District Meet dedicated to Chorley Riley was held on the Rhodes oval today, and until today we never even realized we hod Jesse Owen's tree. MAY 20. 1946: The Triple F, (Fomous Female Fighters) hold the freshmen volleyball tournament crown. MAY 21, 1946: As its contribution to Cleveland's sesquicentenniol celebration, the Writer's Workshop has published a brief history on Brooklyn. MAY 25, 1946: The Junior Journal congratulates Jim Dienes for writing seven perfect spelling tests of from twenty-five to fifty words. SEPTEMBER 11, 1946: During the Solem game of '46, Lucos accredited us with our first varsity touchdown. SEPTEMBER 18, 1946: 'Mid formaldehyde soaked grasshoppers, disecting tools, microscopes, and Miss Wilson, Gust awes met Kozminski. SEPTEMBER 25, 1946: Popping out ot us from the masthead of this semesters first Rhodes Review are the names of Jonyce Krause, Dale Karp, Dorothy Trimmer, David Kopen, and Dick Schulke. OCTOBER 13, 1946: Enter Sunshine. NOVEMBER 6. 1946: Prisoner of Love hos become our song. Also Kilroy is here. Al Capp presented his readers with Lena (ugh) the Hyena. NOVEMBER 27, 1946: The city wide coal shortage is keeping us home nights. Theaters are closed and after school activities just aren't. DECEMBER 4, 1946: Athletes Pauline Watt, Carole Kozman, Lois Kozminski, Dolores Lucos, Chuck Lucas, Bill Vavroch, and Ed Gustowes ore the first to represent us as members of the Leaders' Clubs. JANUARY 19, 1947: Our Thonksgiving dance was held tonight. The coal shortoge has relaxed. Latest catch phrase—L.S. . . . M.F.T. . . L.S. . . M.F.T. FEBRUARY 18, 1947: Hello to Mr. Folkman and my dear Diary. MARCH 12, 1947: School spirit has arrived in the baton of our new music man, Otto A. Schmidt. MARCH 22, 1947: Rhodes held its Sdrawk-cab Poh this evening. Dance to care? MARCH 26, 1947: Construction of the girlfs gym to be was started today. APRIL 13, 1947: Us goils is a lamin' to be lodees via persoool reg. classes. As the girls take this course in the 10A and the boys in the 11A, we are now having an opportunity to meet the upperclass men APRIL 24-26, 1947: Headlining in Melody Fair is the Hawaiian Chorus line which includes the swaying of our own Lil Brown Gals Mary Galayda, Lois Keppler Carole Kozmon, Lois Kozminski, June Schmidt, and Arlene Walter. The spotlight also shines upon a Russian dance and Ellen Guz-ley, the girls of the Glee Club ond the pillowed essential of the Huggin and A'-Chalkin act, Bill Vavroch. MAY 7, 1947: Our mountain of yellow squares contributed towara the decorotion ot room 122 os a memorial to the 79 Rhodes boys wno lost their lives during World War II. A bronze plaque bearing their names has been erected in their honor MAY 24, 1947: Our votes have placed June Schmidt close to the throne as she became an attendant to this year's track queen. MAY 30, 1947: The Little Dynamo, George Seedhouse has left us for saner pastures. He's succeeded by O. J. Sawyer, dynamic but quite unlittle . SEPTEMBER 2, 1947: It's bock to school and 43 os upperclossmen too. Who'd hove thought we'd moke it? Note the long skirts. Note the dark stockings. The fellas voice their opinions—blankety-blank-blank. SEPTEMBER 19, 1947: Local Gridders Rally, Tie Lakewood 6-6. Looks GOOD. SEPTEMBER 26, 1947: Gridders Stall As Rams Drop Senate Opener, 19-14. OCTOBER 4, 1947: Rams Nail Initial Senate Win: Dump Lincoln, 12-6. OCTOBER 8, 1947: Our boys ore now enrolled in personal reg. classes, giving them on opportunity to meet the 10A girls. Hmmmm. OCTOBER 10, 1947: Squad Humbles West's Cowboys, 20-0. OCTOBER 17, 1947: We dare to dance mid flomes at the Y-Teen Hades Hop . OCTOBER 25, 1947: Air Attack Powerful; Rhodes Dumps Marshall, 29-6. OCTOBER 28, 1947: Puff-Puff—we dash to cafeteria—wont to be first in homburg line. So-o-ory, it's meotless Tuesday. NOVEMBER 8, 1947: 19-6 Victory Over South Paves Way to Holy Name Clash. NOVEMBER 12, 1947: Petrillo has banned recordings. Just think, years and years from now we'll still be dancing to How Soon. Standard's hos just given 'way to Becker's, and in the world of adjectives its kook to clunge . NOVEMBER 14, 1947: Even the main office caught the gotta win spirit of the seoson and provided transportation to John Adams field when Rhodes toppled Holy Name 18-6. Thank you, Chuck Lucas. NOVEMBER 22, 1947: Huge Crowd Watches Roms Drop First Charity Tilt 12-0. Oh yes, we did lose, but it hos been our day and we owe it to our boys, our team including our juniors, Dick Schmoltz, Allan Bollam, Chuck Lucas, Frank Pawul, Dick Musa 11, Tom Cirbes, Bill Vavroch and John Smith. Who'll ever forget Y-Conteen on the evening of Nov. 22? DECEMBER 11,1947: A commencement, the beginning of the first year— and now the wheels begin to roll . DECEMBER 17, 1947: Do you have that constant sticky sensation around your mouth? Do your best friends turn on you and suddenly slap you in the kisser? Then, chum you chew bubble gum. We've got it and now we're literally stuck with it, yellow, blue, green, and orange, colors to match your fovorite nylon sweater. Imagine the teacher—view of forty rainbow faces! FEBRUARY 15, 1948: The new girls' gym has become officially ours. FEBRUARY 29, 1948: Pot Bell celebrates her fourth birthday. MARCH 3, 1948: As 11 A's we become organized under the guidance of our newly elected officers Joe Rocco, president; Bob Spisak, vice-president; DoDo Lucas, secretary; and Dick Musa 11, treasurer. MARCH 8, 1948: Connie Miller, Bob Wheor-ty, and a third party are having troubles with triangles. MARCH 16, 1948: Cirbes is the first June '49er to receive a basketball letter. MARCH 19t 1948: Gold plated congrats to Honor Society inductees Ed Klima, Roger Hohn, Dorothy Hofer, Donna Lickvar, Lois Keppler, Lois fcozminski, Suzanne Smotzcr, Eloise Kiddle, Anita Grant, Mory Ann Jon-Ka. Art Wilson, Bert Nielsen, Bill Schmidt, ond Bob Spisak. APRIL 8, 1948: Defying tradition of seniors and alumni alike, we become the first junior class to plan, and then attend its 11A informal. Today we held our Lirpa Dance. APRIL 15-16, 1948: Bon voyage to our Thespians, Nielsen. Labaj, Young, and Smotzer who set sail with Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. MAY 3, 1948: On Monday evenings it's the B-R and Little White Lies . MAY 14, 1948: The occosion was a Latin Club Carnival Rally and as Joanne Herbst conversed with Sir Reginald Noseinthebook, A-0 winged down the aisle portraying Mercury, messenger of the gods. WOW! ! ! ! MAY 20-21, 1948: With the excitement of the carnival even Rhodes Review turned colors! DoDo Lucas radiated from her throne of carnival queen. Inter-changing os future tellers, Ellen Guzley and Janis Droze warned us of the outcome of our wicked lives. Home Ec. cream puffs produced middle aches while the House of Horrors presented by a homeroom qf our own boys, produced wild hysteria as the skeleton of Bob Spisak introduced us to a corpse. We smiled over the Nine Period Daze . If only Latin closs really was an animated toga show. MAY 25, 1948: The tabulation of votes revealed our candidates, Rocco and Schmaltz os next year's Student Council president and vice-president, respectively. Ours is the class of Distinction. MAY 26, 1948: As 11 A's we're the first closs which not only threatened, but dunked Mr. Hoffman in Big Creek. Occasion . . . closs picnic. JUNE 8, 1948: Commencement of June 48-ers. Approximately one year from today, one commencement away and our class will become a record. SEPTEMBER 10, 1948: Pordon pleeeeeeeose, but senioritis has set in. SEPTEMBER 13, 1948: The pointers are coming, with buckets and brushes, hurrah, hurrah. Lifting their faces to heaven for inspiration, the A Copella choir no longer is reminded of the past escapades of Schmidt and Skeebo, os record on the walls of 315. SEPTEMBER 18, 1948: Corking his 97 plus average, Ed Klimo uncaps a personality we never dreamed existed. Hello! ! ! OCTOBER 6, 1948: Looking for leadership, we elected Joe Berish, president; Bill Schmidt vice-president; DoDo Lucas, secretary; and Art Wilson, treasurer. OCTOBER 9, 1948: Gridders Score First Touchdown Since Nov. 14, 1947; Lincoln Gome Dead-Locked. During football season the girls do their shopping ot the navy surplus stores. OCTOBER 13, 1948: Students Predict Outcome of Presidential Election; Fovor Truman by 3 %. As Rhodes Goes, So Goes the Nation. OCTOBER 19, 1948: Second period found the majority of Rhodes enrollment leaning from terminol windows, auto tops, CTS pavilions, and monuments to welcome home our World Series Champions, the INDIANS. OCTOBER 20, 1948: Despite our Sodie How-kins jaunt to dinner, we nearly froze to corpses ot our 12B class picnic. For this reason?, we wonder if we'll have a senior, senior closs picnic. NOVEMBER 8, 1948: Rams choose Lois Koz-minski attendant to their queens. NOVEMBER 27, 1948: The silver twirling baton and lipstick stained whistle of Wilma Sovish led our band to top position in the Cleveland Drum Majorette marching contest which preceded the Charity Game Thank you Wilma Sovish. DECEMBER 6, 1948: Newly decoroted at today's football banquet are letter-bearing seniors, Cirbes, Musoll, Powul, Vovroch, Graydon, Dorko, Bollom, Smith, ond Wilson. DECEMBER 16, 1948: The Senior A Copello Choir presented its Christmos program, featuring the Nutcracker Suite, Dorothy Hofer ot the piano. DECEMBER 18, 1948: The Annuol Y-Teen Winter Wonderland . . . We danced tonight 'neath pine boughs a'twinkle with stars, the efforts of Edie Schubert, vice-president in-Chorge-of-ceiling. Hi-Hop discovers Rhodes High School. JANUARY 20, 1949: After thirteen days of pure determination, Connie Kubik develops man hysteria at the sight of brbwn skirts with white blouses. JANUARY 24, 1948: Basketball Wins Forfeited As Rhodes Player Declared Ineligible. And the tears flowed like wine. FEBRUARY 11, 1949: We weren't fish. We made our dish, Shirlee Bennett, basketball queen. Despite the male objection our class leaders remain 2 4 feminine. The officers are Tom Cirbes, president; Joe Berish, vice-president; Lois Kozminski, secretary; Arlene Walter treasurer. FEBRUARY 21, 1949: Class meeting . . . Jonis Droze becomes social chairman. Committee chairmen and members ore appointed. Traditional name cards are rejected. McNerney goins ill-will of feminine members of closs os he publicizes idea that heavy prom expenses foil upon the boys alone. Rent your formal at the sign of the 3 brass balls girls! ! ! MARCH 1, 1949: Yearbook deadline . . . the committees, the pictures, the addresses, the activities, the prophecy, will, history, oh-h-h-h, the headaches, the headaches. MARCH 2, 1949: The review makes its first oppearance of the semester with Eloise Kiddle's name following dotted following word Editor . APRIL 30, 1949: 'Neath the Harlem Moon we danced ond were hoppy. Improvement over 1 IA and 12B informals, and equal number of boys and girls attended. Can't imagine what made the difference. JUNE 4, 1949: Pink mist .... jewelled stars .... a scent of perfume .... a scarlet boutonniere .... a smile .... one chapter of a dream . . . our prom. JUNE 10, 1949: We smiled in vague realization of the day. We said goodbye .... to Senior Choir, Citizens' banquets, French fries, Haney's, 219, to sonitory wrapped straws, to the Leaders' offices and initiations, to P.A. announcements, to the odor of baking brownies, to the misty underground trock, the AAA Pontiac, the newly painted walls, 209, cherry pie, to the under-clossmen, to each other, to our unity os the closs of June, '49. JUNE 14, 1949: Commencement .... the end of four years .... the beginning of the future. The Closs of June, 1949 45 DIRECTORY 4320 Boll, Julia 2606 .. ..5100 Beckman, Borbora Belfi, La Verne .... 4568 3305 4706 Boder Ave.............................H. 8341 4320 Brooklyn Ave..........................H. 5046 2606 Tote Avc.............................Sh. 4677 5100 Archmerc Ave.........................FI- 2256 I 1th St........-.............FI. 7067 ------ ----Pork Ave.......................FI- 6860 Bell, Pot .............................. 4104 Schiller Ave...........................FI. 4068 Bennett, Shirlee .................... 6201 Meodowbrook Ave........................Sh. 7201 Berish, Joe ............................4643 W. 41th. St.......................On. 7766 Beveridge, Normo ...... ............. ..2086 Hillcrest Ave.....................Sh. 0421 Bieder, Gladys ................. .......1808 Torlton Ave.......................FI. 7544 Bloho, Bill ............................ 4463 W. 20th St........................On. 0816 Boczek, Dorothy ........................ 1704 Elston Avc........................Sh. 2088 Bollom, Allen ..........................5001 Stickney Ave......................FI. 8495 Brockctt, Ruth ......................... 4435 W. 61th. St.............................. Brock, Edith ..... .....................1514 Ardoync Ave.......................On. 1772 Buchwald, Margot .......................4407 Spokane Ave.......................Sh. 8641 Budziak, Florence ......................4625 Gifford Ave ......................FI. 7403 Bussmon, Jock ... ......................3827 Spokone Ave.......................FI. 8656 Cose, Joan ............................. 1330 Plymouth Rd.......................FI. 8806 Chobek, Eloine ........ ................4516 Stickney Ave......................Sh. 3277 Chobek. Solly ...........................1769 Sorotogo Ave......................Sh. 5592 Cirbes, Tom .......................... 5705 Vandolio Ave..............-......Sh. 7564 Cleber, Helena ..........................3802 Germaine Ave......................Sh. 8169 Copshake, Betty ........................ 7002 Woo-Jhaven Ave....................On. 5054 Cunningham, Shirley ................... 4178 W. 59th. St.......................FI. 7474 Doehler, Corot ....... . 4421 Gifford Ave.......................FI. 2168 Danko, Don ........................... 3214 Tampa Ave.........................On. 4903 DeCcsore, Gregory .................... 17314 Laverne Ave.......................Or. 7382 Dick, Jane .......................... 4307 Bucyrus Ave. .............-.......FI. 1598 Dienes. J m ........................ .3908 Cypress Ave.......................On. 0973 Dominick. Frank 2220 Snyder Ave .......................Sh. 5957 Dommin, Florence ........................2219 Hood Ave..........................On. 5324 Dorko, N.ck ............................ 4693 W. 35th St........................FI. 8946 Dougher, Jerry ........ ..... ............4231 W. 62nd. St.......................Sh. 6674 Dress, Gordon ......................... 3306 Hillcrest Ave.....................Sh. 2795 Drollmger, Ed ......................... 1214 Spring Rd.........................FI. 2960 Droze, Jonis ............................2318 Henninger Rd.................... Sh. 5084 Dye, Marjorie ...........................1806 Alvin Ave....................... FI. 7932 Dzuibokowski. Antoinette ................2711 Seorsdole Ave.....................Sh. 6612 Eierdom, Richord ...................... 2420 Schell Ave. ..............-......Sh. 7280 Ficglond, Betty .........................1917 Canovo Ave................-............... Fitch, Don ............................. 5512 Dcloro Ave........................Sh. 7468 Folcik, Eugene ........................ 3809 Downing Ave.......................FI. 2426 Fronczok, Ed ...................... 3210 Montclair Ave.....................FI. 2935 Frank, Jeannette .................. 4510 Bader Ave. .......................On. 1805 Froby, Roland 2605 Rolph Ave.....................-...FI. 0994 Goloydo, Mary 4015 Schiller Ave........-..................... Gallo, Richord ..........................4338 W. 58th. St........-..............FI. 9530 Siompctro, Dolores .....................5514 Iro Ave .........................FI 5499 Goldboch, Dorothy .......................200o Tote Ave .........................Sh. 2777 Grof, Charles ..........................1500 Ferman Ave........................FI. 9076 Graf, Doris ............................4017 Memphis Ave.......................Sh. 6757 Grant Anito ............................ 4557 South Hills Drive ............-...FI. 8408 Graydon, Dave ..........................4204 W. 48th St................................FI. 2434 Gurtcher. Bob ...........................3020 Notches Ave......................On. 4628 Gurka, Mary .............................3836 Spokone Ave......................On. 0222 Gustowes. Ed ............................4131 W. 16fh. St......................FI. 6546 Guzley, Ellen ......................... 1514 Spring Rd..............................FI. 7299 Hahn, Roger .............................3854 W 39th. St........................FI. 8123 Honsford, Carol ........................ 4804 Broodale Rd......................Sh 7847 Heise, Loretto ..........................5608 Archmere Ave......................FI. 8224 Henninger, Dole ........................ 9504 Eureko Parkwoy, Parma .........Tu. 5-3255 Henninger, Joyce .......................4346 W. 63rd. St.......................On. 1445 Herbst, Joanne ........................ 4485 Broadview Rd......................Sh. 8637 Herrmann, Harry .........................4707 Biddulph Rd. .... ...............-FI. 1160 Hofer, Dorothy .........................34 14 Ralph Avc ........................Sh. 6682 46 Hoffman, Corel .................... -.....3901 Holon, Lourel .........-..................6608 Huge, Ronald --------------------------- 5612 Jockson, Howard ......................... 4119 Jakubko, Dorothy ........................ 4621 Janka, Mary Ann ............ —............2918 Jarrett, Joonne _________—....................-.4378 Jedocek, Gloria __________________________ 4311 Jennrich, Fred .......................... 4302 Jirik, Don ................. -.......... 4334 Johanni, Morie .......................... 4209 Kapelko, LeNore ..—.......................11875 Karp, Dolo _________________ —...........6700 Karros, George ...........................3707 Keppler, Lois ........................... 4171 Kiddle, Eloise __________________________ 3818 Kittelbergcr, Howord .....................3717 Klemm, Ralph ........................... 2009 Klimo, Ed. ______________________________ 7010 Kloss, Jack ............................. 1816 Kluever, Margaret ........................5005 Kmlecik, Stonley ......................... 856 Kolesor, Marguerite ......................4416 Kopen, Dove ............................ 1917 Koron, Geraldine ........................4318 Kormos, Rhode .......................... 4834 Kortz, Lucille -........................ 3310 Kozman, Carole .......................... 5305 Kozminski, Lois ..........................4056 Krouse, Janyce .......................... 4812 Krueger, Jeanne ......................... 5514 Kubik, Constance ........—................3304 Kuzkin, Martin .... Lobaj, Bevery .... Lad, William ...... Lcibold, Henry_____ Leissa, Arthur .3806 .4224 ____________________4321 ....................4910 ................... 4310 Lcmcke, William ............-............4395 Libuszewski, Helen ......................4526 Lickvar, Donna ..................-.......3820 Ufly, Ted................-............. 5936 Lockyer, Ed .............................3616 Lohse, Arthur ...........................4022 Lope man, Delonnc ..........-........... 4416 Lucas, Charles ...................... 4197 Lucos, Dolores ..........................5510 Luxford, Beverly ................_.......3625 Mancini, Gloria ..................... 3713 Mortynowski, Pat ........................4488 Masuga, Morie ....................... 4706 Mattocks, Elaine ...................... 4706 Motuska, Roy ...............1............3922 McNerney, Mike...........................5838 Merkle, Bob ........................ 1919 Messing, Emil .......................... 4228 Miller, Constance .......................5209 Miller, Ullion ...................... 3612 Musoll, Richard ....................... 4879 Nass, Marilyn ......................... 4004 Nielsen, Bert ...........................4362 Niemann, Ronald ....................... 4501 Ondo, Joseph ......................... 3909 Ott, Allon........................ .....3603 Owens, Bob ............................ 4411 Powul, Frank ...................._.......4488 Perdue, Karl _________________________ 6500 Phillips, Dolores........................3709 FI. 0850 FI. 7035 Sh. 7678 Sh. 7155 On. 4175 W St On. 0185 On. 7609 FI. 1324 W SOth St Sh. 3983 Sh. 6445 w 13th St . FI. 1423 Sh. 0946 On. 2342 Sh. 6437 FI. 3986 Sh. 3323 Ft 3753 FI. 0808 FI. 9992 On. 4776 Su. 3593 5419 FI. 2872 FI. 2849 W 12th. St FI. 3454 FI. 7581 Sh. 7557 W 49th. St FI. 2929 FI. 8114 Archmere Ave Colburn Ave Sh. On. 2875 0110 Stickney Ave.....................—......... Clybourne Ave. ...................Sh. 7632 W. 50th. St_____________________ Sh. 4807 Wetzel Ave. ______________________FI. 9436 Clybourne Ave.....................FI- 3809 Fulton Rd----------------------- Sh. 5810 Archmere Ave..................... Sh. 7968 Muriel Ave........................Sh. 6478 Gifford Ave....................... -.... Muriel Ave. ....................—FI. 7767 Memphis Ave.......................Sh. 6292 W. 50th. St.--------------------- FI 1629 Archmere Ave. —................. On. 3561 Dawning Ave. —.................. FI. 1515 Dawning Ave.......................FI. 9879 W. 45th. St. ..._.................On. 3209 Stickney Ave......................Sh. 2390 Burger Ave. ............................. Muriel Ave---------------------- On. 2373 Archmere Ave.-------------------—Sh. 7191 Merl Ave. ________________________Sh. 3519 W. 35th. St..................... On. 8827 Wetzel Ave........................Sh. 8015 Buechncr Ave......................Sh. 0924 W. 13th. St..................... FI. 7553 Bucyrus Ave....-..................FI. 6276 W. 61st. St................... Sh. 5137 Brooklyn Ave. ___________________ FI. 1375 Ook Pork Ave._______________ _...F1. 8562 Biddulph Ave......................Sh. 0920 Memphis Ave. .................. FI. 9875 W. 53rd. St. ----------------- On. 2658 Meadowbrook Ave...................FI. 6045 Buechner Ave......................FI. 5831 47 W. 49th. St. ___________________ .On. 7073 Roanoke Ave........................FI. 4038 .................FI. 3959 --------------. FI. 1821 H.llcrest Ave................... Sh. 6803 Piovorchy, Bill ...........-........... 081 Popick, Ruth ...........................2801 . Prohst, Norm ...........................4362 Pearl Rd. .. Redo, Mory Ann ...................... 304 Ardmore Ave. Romm, Morilyn ...................-.....3401 Rice. Bob ............................. 313 Sarotopc. Ave. Richardson, Gordy .................... 13 Schaof Rd. ... Rittenhouse, Bill .................... 231 W. 48th. St. . Rittmon, Evelyn ..................... 2318 Portman Ave. ...........— Roberts, Donno Moe .................. 5529 Biddulph Ave............................On 0024 Rocco Joe 6610 Flowerdalc Ave. —.................... O?- UUZ4 Rooy, Lillian '....................... 282 W. 23rd St. ... Rucker, June Ellen .......-............4772 Pearl Rd. ... Russell. Phil ....................... 301 Stiekney Ave. . Sortoin. Doug .........................3022 Oak Park Ave. Schmoltz. Richord ..............-...... 709 Gdford Ave. .. Schmidt, June .........................5518 Archmere Ave. Schmidt, Bill ..............-............l Ocston Ave. Schmotzer, Jeon .......................25 0 Montclair Ave------- Sr ::::::::::::::::::............£ « 88 ==== BS® == i% Schwob. George ........................3537 Krather Ave...................... jSk cSi ............................... «0I w,ch,t . Ave................-.....FI ...FI. 1 25 ......._....FI. 7295 ...........Sh. 1133 .........On. 0997 ......Sh. 7614 ...Sh. 6501 ...Sh. 0291 ....FI. 2759 ...On. 1193 ....FI. 7678 ...FI. 1670 ...On. 1762 Sebok. Albert .......................... 625 Wichita Ave...........................PI Senz, Delphinc .........................1727 Mayv.ew Ave.......................... Un Smith, John .............................. 805 Stiekney Ave........................5h. Smotzer, Suzanne .........................4484 W. 51st. St..........-............. — 4463 W. 57th. St...............-.........On. 3806 5087 2092 5809 9057 ”!!’. 590S Deloro Ave.................. 1 2409 .........On. 5578 Sh. 5212 8656 1434 Solar, Ralph ........ Spisok’ Bob™ ........... 660 Londchester Ave...... Stoss is. A?d,gone .................... ?« Broadview Rd......... Stefanek. Virg.mo ......................3722 ......... Strako, Kenneth ...................-.... 059 W. 48th. St..................... f| 57Q8 Swiatek, Mary Ann ......................1901 Cook Ave. .......................q Thacker. Charlene ...................... f?? 1 2,h St: ....................Me 7787 FI. 8049 ..........On. 7059 ......... Sh 5880 .........Sh. 4656 ..........FI. 8928 .........FI. 035 ..........FI. 2715 Sh. 3189 .............On. 2750 Thompson. Lyman ZZZZZZlZZZZ'jiOS Ridgemore Ave....................Me. Trimmer. Dorothy ......................1619 Ardoyne Ave. . Udo Joan ......................-.......3316 Colburn Ave. .. Uheisky. Mory .........................3208 Colburn Ave. .. Uhlin. John ........................... 683 Br°odale Ave. Ulrich. Phil .......................... 364 JM35th St..... Unger, Mory ......................... 2406 Hood Ave ..... Volentme. Lyd.o ......................3414 Walbrook Ave. ...................... Walter. Arlene .......................17 3 Alvin Ave..........................P • 3400 Walter. Ruth ...........-...............3810 Bodc Ave ......-...............PI. 6007 Innpt •....4328 W. 57th. St......................'I Watt, Pauline 302 W 52nd St. .....................Sh. 7846 Wetherwox. George .....................3600 Buechner Ave.....................Sh. 2125 whft°erfvjaRr?crf............—:3S TZKs?”:zzz=zzzz l6A Williams, Arlene ...................... 501 Biddulph Awv...................... 6418 W.llisfon, Ruth .......................1617 Amber ley Ave.................. PI- 5462 Wilson, Arthur ........-............. 5505 Northchffe Ave......................... .'• L5?“ Young. Donald .........-.............2 440 Most.ck Rd. . Yuschik, William ...................... 304 Memph.s Ave Zobrecky. Richard .......-..........•‘• 3606 Shdk«yAv.. Zeleznik, John ........................1617 Spnng Rd Zellars, Glodys ....................... 8 8 W 3th. St Zimmer. Mildred ....................... 8 6 W. UtK St. 7immi rman June .......................3102 Ruby Ave. ... Albert .............:................ «97 W. l th. St. ...Ed. 4211 ...........FI. 5261 ..........On. 0094 ......... On. 5898 ...........Sh. 1585 ..........On 5541 Zutz, Dolores .4412 W. ..................FI. 5594 iOth St.....................Sh. 5979 48