Rhodes High School - Aries Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

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MATHEWS To Members of the Class of January. 1954: The diploma which each of you will receive upon your graduation from Rhodes High School carries with it a great amount of prestige. The performance of Rhodes students and graduates over the years, in school and out, has had much to do with the growth of that prestige. The value of your diploma and the diplomas of other Rhodes graduates, past and future, can be enhanced by the things you do and the way you do them. It is important therefore that you be conscious of and accept your full share of responsibility for protecting and promoting the good name of your school. May your deals in the years ahead reflect only credit upon the school of which you, in the past four years, have become a very important part. Best wishes to each of you. Sincerely, NEIL D. MATHEWS Page 4 MISS HIER MR. BRYAN For your friendly, wise, and cheerful guidance; your willingness to hear our problems and to help us solve them, we wish to express our sincerest thanks to you. Miss Hier and Mr. Bryan. While in the past there may have been times when this appreciation was not too obvious, now we are able to see the justice of your actions. For these and many other services we thank you. MR. FERGUSON During the four years we have spent at Rhodes, Mr. Ferguson has always stood ready to help us in procuring a job. choosing a career, or selecting a college. Realizing that these decisions are some of the most important ones we shall ever make, we are deeply grateful to him for his wise counsel and sound advice. Page 5 JANUARY -w r ' r SENIORS ALLAN REISS ANN ZABRECKY ANN DEISNER Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JO-ANN ROSEBROUGH Social Chairman JUDY WOLCOTT Yearbook Chairman SOCIAL COMMITTEE Tony Jeewek, Glenn Freising, A1 Reinke, Dick Hutter, Jeanette Klamet, Jo-Ann Rosebrough, Chairman; Dolores Springer, Dorothy Wegrzyn. YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Gary Baldwin, Larry Simson, Dick Vamos, Dan Textoris, Dale Borger, Lillian Soldat, Judy Wolcott, Chairman; Winifred Wiest, Catherine Koehn. Papii COLOR AND FLOWER COMMITTEE CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE John Jacobson John Sopko Jack Walker Joanne Tecco Shirley Forst Joan Baker We are proud to recognize the highest ranking member of our senior class, Lillian Soldat. Lillian has maintained a straight 'A' average through her 12B semester. Few of us will forget Lil as our friendly, always smiling class brain. There is no doubt in our minds that the future will find her reaching any goal she desires to attain. Pagt 9 LILLIAN SOLDAT ROGER HAROLD ALLSHOUSE Intramural Sports 12B Social Committee 11A Social Committee Boy's Glee Club MICHAEL ALFRED ANTER Mickey'' Student Council Senior Choir—President Booster’s Club—President Junior Choir—Vice President Boys' Odette Ninth Grado Chorus Track Team Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Sigma High-Y B R Canteen Committee Freshman Football J V Football Operotta ‘53 JOAN CAROL BAKER Joanio Citizens Club German Club Junior Choir—Secretary Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports I2A Cap and Gown Committee For Old Time’s Sake '51 Senior Y-Teon—Cablnet Hostess Oflicc Worker German Play '51 Junior Y-Teon GARY ALLAN BALDWIN Baldy Citizens Club Latin Club Senior Choir Boys' Glee Club Madrigal Singers Track Team Varsity Football Freshman Track 12A Yearbook Committee For Old Time's Sake '51 Alpha Htgh-Y—Secrotary Varsity R Club Freshman Football DENNIS ALLEN BALLINGER Denny Student Council Foreman's Club Boys’ Octette Senior Choir Boys’ Glee Club Boosters’ Club Boys’ Leadors J V Basketball Freshman Basketball Intramural Sports Operotta ’53 Freshman Football MARGARET ANN BARNEB Peggy Citizens Club Latin Club Triple Trio Senior Choir—Librarian Glee Club—President Ninth Grade Chorus Booster's Club Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Senior and Junior Y-Toens OHice Worker Operotta '53 MILDRED SUSAN BELICA MiUio Student Council Homo Ed. Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports 12B Social Committee Senior and Junior Y-Teens Hostess OHice Worker Book Room Assistant FRANK CLARENCE BLAHA Frankie Freshman Track Intramural Sports Freshman Football DAVID LEE BLOCK Davo German Club Intramural Sports DALE HERMAN BORGER German Club Band and Orchestra Club Orchestra 11A Social Committee 12A Yearbook Committee Page 10 CLAIRE MARILYN CHARLTON Jonnie Gorman Club—Social Comm. Library Club Boosters' Club Groat Books Club Intramural Sports Sonior and Junior Y-Teen German Club '51 Ninth Grade Dramatics ROGER CUDNEY Guy Audio-Visual Aids Boys' Odette Senior Choir Boys' Glee Club Madrigal Singers Ninth Grado Chorus For Old Time's Sake '51 Radio Announcements Radio Guild—Pros.. Treas. Dramatics Club— Pros. Masque and Gavel Club—Pres. Operetta '53 Great Big Doorstep Night ol January 16th MICHAEL ANTHONY DAIUTO Mike-Track Team Cross Country Team Freshman Track Intramural Sports Sigma High Y Varsity R Club BEVERLY ANN DANCHUK Bevo Ninth Grado Chorus Intramural Sports Teachers' Secretary JAMES PETER DANCIK Jim Freshman Track ANN ELIZABETH DEISNER Honor Society Latin Club—Treasurer Boosters' Club Future Teachers of America 12A Class Treasurer For Old Time's Sake '51 Senior Y-Teen Office Worker Dispensary Aid Noon Movie Cashier JOHN A. DUMAS 'Tohann German Club Track Team CHARLES RICHARD DYKE Dyke- Senior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus RICHARD HARVEY EIBEN Dick-German Club Intramural Sports Freshman Football J. V. Football DIANNE EUSTES Di-German Club Library Club—Pres.. Secy.. Vice Pres.. Soc. Chm. Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club F. T. A. Intramural Sports Senior Y-Teen Dispensary Aid Ninth Grade Dramatics Pag$11 SHIRLEY LOUISE FORST Shirl Gloo Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports 12A Announcements Comraitteo For Old Time's Sako 'SI Senior Y-Teen Noon Movie Cashier IRENE SUE GERMUSKA Bean Student Council Library Club—President Senior Choir Junior Choir Ninth Grado Chorus Boosters' Club Girls' Leaders Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sako '51 Operetta 'S3 Cafeteria Cashier AUDREY A. HABERKORN Pudgy German Club Library Club Boosters' Club Great Books Club Intramural Sports Senior Y-Toon Office Worker German Play ’51 Ninth Grade Dramatics DORIS ALMA HENKEL Honor Society German Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Cafeteria Cashier Supply Store Attendant Noon Movies Cashier Typing Assistant ROBERT HOEL CAROL HOFER Hof Senior Choir Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grado Chorus Art Club Intramural Sports 12A, 12B, 11A Social Comm. For Old Time's Sake '51 MELVIN CARL HUSSING Mel German Club Track Team Froshman Track Intramural Sports RICHARD L. HUTTER Dick Citizens Club—President German Club; Senior Choir Boosters' Club; Track Team Boys’ Leaders; Freshman Basketball; Intramural Sports; Freshman Track 12A Social Committee 12B Social Committee 11A Class Secretary High Y; Operetta ‘53; Varsity R Club; Freshman Football GERALD MICHAEL IHNAT •1,- Honor Society—Vice Pres. Citizens Club—Pres. Senior Choir; Booster's Club; Track Team; Boy's Leaders; Varsity Football; J. V. Basket ball; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Track: Intramural Sports; 12B Social Committee; 12A Class President: For Old Tune's Sake '51; Varsity R Club; Operetta '53; Freshman Football JOHN THOMAS JACOBSON Jake Student Council Citizons Club—Vice President Foreman's Club- President Senior Choir -Secrotary Boys' Glee Club Junior Choir Track Team Freshman Track Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Freshman Football Intramural Sports; 12A Announcements Committoo; 11A Class—Vice President; For Old Time's Sake '51: Varsity R Club; Operetta '53; Freshman Football; Freshman Wrestling: Boys' Leaders—President Page It TONY ROBERT JEEWEX Intramural Sports 12A Social Committee Stagecraft Freshman Football ALLEN ROBERT KARP Fish Foreman's Club—Secy., V.-P. Boys’ Leaders Varsity Football Freshman Track Intramural Sports High Y Varsity Football Boys' Glee Club JEANNETTE MARIE KLAMET Jan Honor Society—Program Chm. Student Council Glee Club Citizens Club—Social Chm. Latin Club—Social Chm. Rhodes Review Staff; Head Cheerleader; F.T.A.; Senior Choir—Wardrobe Mist.; Ninth Grade Chorus; Booster's Club; Operetta '53; Girls' Leaders— Treasurer; Intramural Sports; 12A Social Committee For Old Tirno's Sake '51 Senior Y-Tcen—Cabinet Junior Y-Teen—Cabinet B R Canteen Comm.—'52. ‘S3 CATHERINE ESTELLE KOEHN Cathy Honor Society—Treasurer Student Council; German Club —President; Rhodes Review Stafl; Senior Choir; Gloo Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club; F.TJL —President; Great Books Club; Intramural Sports; 12A Yearbook Committee; For Old Time's Sake '51; Lab Assistant; Senior Y-Teen; Oporetta '53; German Play '51; Foreign Affairs Club; Commencement Movie Comm.; Cafeteria Cashier; Sight-Saver Reader; Work and Win Club CHARLES THOMAS KONTRAS Chuck Foreman's Club Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Rhoda Ml-Y—Chaplain Freshman Wrestling MARJORIE ANN KOPLIN Margie Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 ROBERT KOVACS Bob Foreman's Club Senior Choir Boys' Glee Club Boys' Leaders—President Varsity Football Intramural Sports 11A Class Treasurer For Old Time's Sake '51 Hlgh-Y Varsity R Club Freshman Football KEN F. KRAVA Krav Citizens Club Senior Choir Glee Club Boys' Boys' Leaders—Sec. and Treas. Varsity Football—Co-Captain J V Basketball Intramural Sports Varsity R Club Freshman Wrestling German Play ‘51 Bowling Team ALLEN LASPINA Ai Student Council Senior Choir—Treasurer Boys' Glee Club Madrigal Singers Boosters' Club Intramural Sports 12B Social Committee 11A Social Committee Oporetta '53 12B Class Secretary ELMER LENORD LAURENCE Elmo Foreman's Club—Secretary Vocational Guidance-Auto Host Page IS CAROLINE NORINNE LEWIS Lewie Latin Club—Social Comm. Dramatics Club—Pres.. Secy. Rhodes Review StaH; Cheerleader; Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club; F.T.A.; Intramural Sports; For Old Time's Sake 'SI; Radio Announcements; F.N.A.; Senior and Junior Y-Toen; Great Big Door Step '52; Night of January Sixteenth '53; Teacher's Assistant; Supply Store Attendant; Noon Movie Cashier Masque and Gavel Club CATHERINE MARGARET LIOI Kay Senior Choir Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports ALFRED A. MARGGHANDER Al” German Club Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Freshman Football J V Football German Play ‘51 Foreman's Club EDWARD JOHN MARTOCH Ed Honor Society German Club Groat Books Club Intramural Sports Lab Assistant Work and Win Club WILLIAM CHARLES MATEY Bill Foreman's Club Band and Orchestra Club— Treasurer and Serg.-at-Arms Band—Treasurer Intramural Sports Freshman Football DALE STERLING MEDER Audio-Visual Aids—Treasurer Boosters' Club Intramural Sports German Play '50 Assistant Student Council Representative GLORIA GRACE MIANO Glo Library Club—Vice President Senior Choir Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Operetta '53 Teachers Assistant MARLETTE LILLIAN NEBESAR Honor Society Citizens Club German Club Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club 12B Social Comm. For Old Time's Sake '51 Senior Y-Toen—Pres., Cabinet Office Worker German Play '51 ELDON FRED OBERACKER Eldle Boys’ Leaders Varsity Football Varsity Basketball J V Basketball Freshman Basketball Freshman Track Varsity R Club Boys' Glee Club Freshman Football MARILYN JANE PARKER Parkit Student Council Glee Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club For Old Time's Sake '51 Page U MARTIN LOUIS PAWLAK Marly German Club German Play '51 WILLIAM ERNEST PETO BUI Boosters1 Club Intramural Sports JOSEPH EDWARD PODOJIL Joe Student CouncU Foreman's Club Varsity Basketball J V Basketball Intramural Sports Varsity R Club GLENN AUGUST PREISING Goose Citizens Club Foreman's Club Track Team Boys' Loaders Varsity FootbaU Freshman Track Intramural Sports 12A Social Committeo 11A Class President 12B Class President Varsit R Club -President PETER C. RACHWALL Pete Student Council Latin Club Boosters' Club For Old Timo's Sako '51 Radio Announcements Masque and Gavel Drama Club The Great Big Doorstep You Can't Take It with You Night of January Sixteenth Her Fatal Beauty Radio Guild ALBERT WILLIAM REINKE Big Al Foreman's Club Orchestra Varsity Football Varsity Basketball J V Basketball 12A Social Committee Varsity R Club ALLAN HERBERT ROSS Student Council Boys Leaders Intramural Sports 12B Class Vice President 12A Class Vice President Rhoda High-Y Vice President ADAM ROBERTSON Hamlsh Citizens Club—Vice President Senior Choir Boys’ Glee Club Track Team Varsity Football J V Basketball Freshman Basketball Freshman Track Intramural Sports 12B Social Committee 11A Social Committee Varsity R Club ROBERT STANLEY ROPER Rope WBOE English Broadcast JO ANN ELLEN ROSEBROUGH Jo Honor Society Student CouncU—Social Chm. Citizens Club—Secy.; Latin Club—Secy.; F.T.A.; Rhodes Review—Assoc. Editor; Head Cheerleader; Senior Choir-Secy.; Glee Club—Troas.; Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters Club—Secy.; Girls' Leaders— Pres.; Intramural Sports; Operetta '53; 12A Social Comm.—Chairman; 12B and 11A Social Comm.; For Old Time's Sake ‘51; Senior Y-Teen —Cabinet; Junior Y-Teon; Office Worker; B R Canteen Comm. '51. '52. 'S3; Basketball Attendant '51 Page IS BEVERLEY JEAN SCHMIDT Bee Jay Citizens Club German Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club F.T.A. Intramural Sports For Old Time s Sake '51 Senior Y-Toen Junior Y-Toen Hostess Office Worker German Play ’51 Yearbook Typist LAURENCE ROBERT SIMSON Cecil B Honor Society Latin Club Audio-Visual Aids Rhodes Roview Staff Track Team Great Books Club Freshman Basketball Freshman Track 11A Social Committee 12A Yearbook Committee Lab Assistant Class Movies Photographer Movlo Photographer lor Football Team BETTY LOU SITEK Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Art Club Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 DOLORES MARIE SPRINGER Dee Senior Choir Glee Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports 12A Social Committee 11A Social Committeo Senior and Junior Y-Teen Oflice Worker Operetta '53 JOYCE MAY SPRINGER Spring Ninth Grade Chorus Girls' Leaders Intramural Sports NANCY ELIZABETH STEFAN Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club F.T.A. Intramural Sports German Play '51 LILLIAN JEAN SOLDAT Honor Society—Secretary Citizens Club Latin Club—Secretary Library Club—Secretary Great Books Club 12A Yearbook Committee Lab Assistant Foreign Affairs Club JOHN SOPKO Red-Foreman's Club Boys' Glee Club Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Rhoda High-Y—President German Play 51 ROGER LEE TAYLOR •Rod- Foreman's Club- Social Chm. Intramural Sports Stagecraft Freshman Football JO ANNE TECCO Jo Honor Society Student Council Library Club Boosters' Club Girls' Leaders Art Club Intramural Sports 12A Color and Flower Comm. Senior Y-Teen Foreign Affairs Club Page 18 DANIEL ANDREW TEXTORIS Duck Latin Club Vice President Track Team Great Books Club Freshman Basketball Freshman Track Intramural Sports Work and Win Club Freshman Wrestling WBOE Broadcasts Class Photographer DONALD CLARK THRALL Don Citizens Club; Foreman's Club; Senior Choir; Boys' Glee Club; Track Team; Boys' Leaders; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; ) V Basketball; Freshman Basketball Freshman Track Intramural Sports 12B Social Committee 11A Social Committee Varsity R Club Freshman Football GERALD CHARLES VELEBA Jerry Audio-Visual Aids Ninth Grade Chorus Freshman Football Intramural Sports CAROL FRANCES VERHOVITZ Veto German Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club F.T-A- Intramural Sports Senior and Junior Y-Teen Hostess School Store Attendant German Play '51 Teachers' Assistant Cafeteria Cashier RONALD J. THRALL Ron Citizens Club Foreman's Club Senior Choir Boys' Glee Club Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Hlgh-Y JOYCE CAROL VACHA Honor Society German Club Senior Choir Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake ‘51 Senior Y-Teen—Cabinet Office Worker German Play ‘51 Cafeteria Cashier RICHARD O. VAMOS Dick Student Council; Citizens Club; Audio-Visual Aids; Senior Choir—Vice-Pres.: Boys' Octotto Boy's Glee Club; Madrigal Singers; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club; Operetta '53; Boys' Leaders— Vice-Pres.; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball—Captain: J V Basketball; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Track; Intramural Sports; 12A Yearbook Committee; For Old Time's Sake '51; B R Canteen Committee; Varsity R Club— Secy .-Trees.; German Play ’51; Freshman Football SANDRA JAY VOLK Sandy Library Club Boosters' Club Great Books Club Art Club Intramural Sports Senior Y-Teen Teacher's Assistant German Play '51 Junior Y-Teen RICHARD LAWRENCE WAHL Dick Audio-Visual Aids—President, Vice-President Freshman Track Intramural Sports JACK GEORGE WALKER Bank and Orchestra Club— President Band—President Orchestra 12A Cap and Gown Committee For Old Time's Sake ’51 Foreign Affairs Club Page 17 WILLIAM DONALD WASHER Willy Foreman's Club Ninth Grade Chorus For Old Time's Sake 'SI Stage Cralt DOROTHY MARIE WEGRZYN Dot Honor Society: German Club: Library Club; lunior Choir: Ninth Grade Chorus: Boosters Club; Intramural Sports; 12A. 12B. 11A Social Comm.; For Old Time's Sake '51: Lab Assistant; Senior Y-Teen; Oftice Worker; German Play 51: Noon Movie Cashier; Junior Y-Teen WINIFRED CAROL W1EST Winnie Honor Society German Club—Secretary Rhodes Review StaH Triple Trio; Senior Choir; Madrigal SingerB; Junior Choir: Ninth Grado Chorus: F.T.A.; Art Club; Intramural Sports; 12B and 11A Social Comm.— Chairman; 12A Yearbook Committee; For Old Time's Sake '51; Senior Y-Teon; German Play '51: Operetta '53: Commencement Movie Comm. JUDITH ANN WOLCOTT Judy Honor Society—Soc. Chairman Student Council; Citizens Club; Latin Club; Triple Trio; Glee Club; Senior Choir—Wardrobe Mistress; Madrigal Singers; Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club—Secretary; Great Books Club; Intramural Sports; 12A Yearbook Comm.—Chm.; For Old Time'6 Sake 51; Lab Assistant; Junior Y-Tecn; Senior Y-Teen—Troas., Cabinet; Oifice Worker: Operetta ’S3; Work and Win Club; Football Queen Attendant ’53 LOUISE B. WREDEN Lou German Club Triple Trio Senior Choir Glee Club Madrigal Singers Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Senior Y-Toon Operetta '53 Gorman Play '51 ANN ZABRECKY Homo Ec. Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Senior Y-Teen Hostess Office Worker Junior Y-Teen 12B Class Trcasuror 12A Class Secretary RUTH YVONNE LEMXE Red Student Council Junior Choir Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Senior and Junior Y-Toen CAROL LYN WESSLER Wes.” Student Council Citizens Club—Soc. Chairman Rhodes Review Staff Senior Choir—Treas.. Soc. Chm. Glee Club—Secy .-Treas. Ninth Grade Chorus Madrigal Singers Boosters’ Club F.T.A. Intramural Sports 11A Social Commltteo For Old Tiroo't Sako '51 Senior and Junior Y-Teen Ofilce Worker Page 18 RHODES E ’ACULTY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor: Miss Edith Cherrington. STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsor: Mr. E. J. Holden. Page 90 CITIZENS' CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Oliver Hoffman. BOOSTERS' CLUB Page tl LATIN CLUB Sponsor: Miss Helen Palmer. GERMAN CLUB Sponsors: Miss Margaret Thieme, Mr. Louis Levine. Pag tt LIBRARY CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. CaUavan. FOREMAN'S CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Ernest Bereit. a rv a Page S3 STAGECRAFT Sponsor: Mr. Jackson. DRAMATICS CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Leah Mitchell. Page 21 RHODES REVIEW CLUB Advisor: Mr. H. T. Folkman. FOREIGN AFFAIRS CLUB Sponsor: Mr. William T. Martin. Pag 25 F.T.A. CLUB Sponsor: Miss Ord. MADRIGAL SINGERS Director: Mr. G. D. Van Nortwick. «' e 26 A CAPPELLA Director: Mr. G. D. V CHOIR an Nortwick, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Director: Mr. G. D. Van Nortwick. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Director: Mr. G. D. Van Nortwick. PageZ8 TRIPLE TRIO Director: Mr. G. D. Van Nortwick. BOYS' OCTET Director: Mr. G. D. Van Nortwick. Page ?! JAMES FORD RHODES BAND Director: Mr. Otto Schmidt. JAMES FORD RHODES ORCHESTRA Director: Mr. Otto Schmidt. Pact iO ART CLUB Sponsor: Miss Martha Kenyon. BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Otto Schmidt. Pag 31 VARSITY R CLUB Sponsor: Mr. W. W. Vannorsdall. SPORTS' COACHING STAFF Faculty Manager: Mr. Wrn. Scott. P« e J2 Coaches: Mr. Andy Moran, M HIP FOOTBALL TEAM r. Bill Moritz, Mr. Bill Ralls TRACK TEAM Coaches: Mr. E. J. Holden, Mr. Bill Ralls. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Coach: Mr. E. J. Holden. I’ugr U BASKETBALL TEAM Coach: Mr. Andy Moran. CHEERLEADERS Sponsor: Miss Leona Millard. Pna .M GIRLS' LEADERS Sponsor: Mrs. Alice Eterovich. BOYS' LEADERS Sponsor: Mr. William Moritz. Pag• S6 (2la4A 'ityiAtony, tyattuanct 7957 JANUARY. 1950 — 124 bright-eyed freshmen entered 20th Century Rhodes movie lot. Many of the leading characters were discovered by the directors in the weeks that were to follow. FEBRUARY. 1950 — Dot Wegrzyn became one of the first freshmen noon movie attendants. MARCH, 1950 — At a party in the boys' gym the novices got acquainted with the senior stars (or was it vice versa?). We noticed that a few people, notably Ron and Don Thrall, were in since they were related to one of the directors. Mr. Scott. MAY, 1950 — Even stars can't be messy as we found out when the Citizens' club made us clean out our lockers and remove the picturesque photography that had inspired success. In the sports reel it was reported that the frosh runners had lost to Latin and West. Oh, well! JUNE, 1950 — The premier appearance of the amateur thespians: John Sopko, A1 Marg-grander, Ken Krava, Marlette Nebesar, Carol Verhovitz, Carol Wiest, Joyce Vacha. Catherine Koehn, Edward Martoch, Audrey Haker-korn. Dale Meder, Claire Charlton. Nancy Stephan. Sandy Volk. Beverly Schmidt. Joan Baker, Dot Wegrzyn, Dick Eiben. Martin Paw-lak, Louise Wreden, and Dale Borger in Der Krug, a German play. SEPTEMBER, 1950 — Eldie Oberacker, one of our stuntsmen, was found to be athletically inclined, according to the Rhodes Review. OCTOBER, 1950 — Jo-Ann Rosebrough proved herself to be photogenic as well as charming and healthy by winning the Belle-Vernon Arena and Ice Capades contest. NOVEMBER. 1950 — The newsreels reported that Coach Robert's frosh football team, consisting of Frank Blaha, Gary Baldwin. Dennis Ballinger, Dick Hutter, Dick Eiben, Bob Hoel, Jerry Ihnat, John Jacobson. Bob Kovacs, Ken Krava, Bill Matty, Eldie Oberacker, Glenn Preising, Tony Jeewik, Adam Robertson. Larry Simson. and Don Thrall, concluded the 1950 season unbeaten. Carol Wiest took the female lead in ' 'Bargains in Cathay, a presentation of the English department. DECEMBER. 1950 — Operations were suspended for a while because the ' Big Snow paralyzed transportation facilities. Our band returned from a charity apperance with top honors. Roger Allshouse won the Whosits? contest hold by the Rhodes Review and became one of its personalities in its next issue. JANUARY. 1951 — The Korean crisis brought about a change in boys' classes. Senior boys rehearsals in gym were required 5 times a week. Lucky them! Dick Vamos and John Jabobson starred on the freshmen basketball team with 16 and 12 points, respectively. FEBRUARY. 1951 — Roger Cudney's voice became familiar to everyone as he reported the news to us over WJFR for the Radio Guild. MARCH. 1951 — Color for our sets was provided by Carol Hofer, who won an academy award for her opaque color work. Orchestration awards were won by Dale Borger and Jack Walker in an instrumental contest. APRIL. 1951 — Security drills were initiated at Rhodes as a means of protection against an atom bomb attack. Lillian Soldat a member of Associated Artists, won an award for excellence in spelling. One of our script writers, Catherine Koehn. won an award of merit for a play about her ancestors. MAY. 1951 — Madam Wilson's Anti-lop-pers campaign was started to keep the stars in bug world instead of dream world. OCTOBER. 1951 — The directors changed to a different type of currency to reward us, so report cards now featured A's, B's, C's, and D's (even a few F's, we’re afraid). NOVEMBER. 1951 — Rhodes' ace kegler, Ken Krava. attained fame in the bowling world. Newsreel cameramen focused in the great Charity event in which 20th Century Rhodes defeated Metro-Collinwood, 21 to 14. One of our beloved directors. Miss Barhyte, died suddenly of a heart attack. DECEMBER. 1951 — The production For Old Time’s Sake starred Jeanette Klamet and Jo-Ann Rosebrough as Hula Dancers and Peggy O'Barner as a singing Irish col-een. Glenn Preising was the first of our heroes to receive a letter for playing varsity football. FEBRUARY. 1952 — Movie lot No. 306 rereceived merit for the highest attendance rec-or during the previous semester. The sports-reel was again in focus as the JV basketball team beat West to enter a 3-way tie for first place. Also featured in the sportsreel were track stars Gary Baldwin, Dick Hutter, Glenn Preising, Mike Diauto and Adam Robertson. MARCH, 1952 — A regional scholastic award was given to Scriptwriter Koehn for her entry on the history of South Brooklyn. Peggy Barner, one of the more prominent of our singing stars, received an award in a solo and duet contest. APRIL. 1952 — It was announced to associate directors and future casts that production of our class movie had begun under the able direction of Miss McGinness and Mr. Gaiser. The cameraman was Larry Simson; the script was to be written by Carol Wiest. Catherine Koehn, and Edward Martoch. Carol Page 37 Lewis was part of the Gene Carrol amateur hour show on television. A1 Karp and Ken Krava played the leading roles on Rhodes decathlon team. Female amazon, Joanne Tecco, set a record for bouncing a tennis ball having bounced it 3,600 times. David Lam-oureaux and co-star Dick Vamos ran for student council parts. Actor Ballinger became captain of the softball team from sandlot 116. MAY. 1952 — Lillian Soldat received a second-place in the annual Press Spelling contest while Peggy Barner sang a solo entitled I Heard You Cried Last Night in the spring concert. At this time Dale Borger won an award for his violin playing. JUNE. 1952 — Scene painters Carol Hofer and Betty Sitek received recognition for excellence during the past year. SEPTEMBER. 1952 — Our boys broke into the big time in football and Don Thrall and Glenn Preising were interviewed as two striking examples of Rambling Rams. Disaster struck, however, when Dick Vamos dislocated his knee and it was feared the basketball team as well as the football team would be lacking his services. Dick Wahl and Dale Meder were elected vice president and treasurer of the Audio-Visual Aids Club. OCTOBER. 1952 — The first Alumni Homecoming game featured Jo-Ann Rosebrough, Jeanette Klamet, and Carol Lewis as the new cheerleaders. More of our thespians got opportunities to try their skill in the Great Big Doorstep. Carol Lewis. Roger Cudney, and Peter Rachwall were three who had roles in the presentation. Another first came to our class when Glenn Preising was elected the first boy secretary of the Citizens' Club. That debonaire star. Dale Borger. was recognized for his bicycle racing in the Olympic trials. The Rhoda Hi-Y performed a community service by toting the voters to the polls for the presidential election. NOVEMBER. 1952 — Now we had attained real importance and were able to elect our officers for the first time. They were Glenn Preising. president; John Jacobson, vice president; Dick Hutter, secretary; Bob Kovacs. treasurer; and Carol Wiest, social chairman. Nothing is so distinctive as an informal, especially when you are dressed entirely different from most of the other casts and can take a magical journey to the South Pacific. Sports spotlights focused on Jerry Ihnat. John Jacobson. A1 Karp. Bob Kovacs, Eldie Oberacker, Glenn Preising, Adam Robertson, Don Thrall, and Dick Vamos. who donned the gridiron blue and white. Hard-wooders were Joe Podojil, Dick Vamos, Don Thrall. Eldie Oberacker. and A1 Reinke. JANUARY. 1953 — Study halls where the actors could memorize their parts were put under the direction of the F. T. A. club of which Catherine Koehn was president. An army-like atmosphere was created by the dog tags that were issued to each star in connection with the program of civil defense. FEBRUARY. 1953 — Dick Hutter became the director of the Citizens Club, and Dianne Eustes was chosen the head of the studio library. The newsreel was again in the spotlight when Glenn Preising. Adam Robertson, and Jerry Ihnat combined forces to help Rhodes defeat Universal-Tech on the underground track. Our former president, Glenn Preising, was elected for a second term. MARCH. 1953 — A three-act comedy was being produced for its probable opening in May; the leading roles were given to Roger Cudney. Carol Verhovitz, Peter Rachwall, and Carol Lewis. Celebration of the 12B stars' successes during the year came at the informal held in April. APRIL. 1953 — Lillian Soldat was awarded a trip to Washington, D. C.. for an essay on American democracy. MAY. 1953 — 20th Century Rhodes held a divided choir concert on May 26 and 29. Joe Podojil became the new drinking champion with 12 bottles of Coke at a single sitting to his credit. SEPTEMBER. 1953 — Jerry Ihnat was chosen as president of 88 actors and actresses remaining in our cast. He was aided by ' Veep Reiss. Scretary Zabrecky. Keeper of the Funds Deisner, and Social Chairman Rosebrough. OCTOBER. 1953 — John Jacobson, Ken Krava. and A1 Reinke became Rambling Rams in the Review. Rhodes defeated RKO Ignatius, and it looked like? ... Judy Wolcott, sponsored by John Jacobson, attended the queen at a Fathers' Day football game. NOVEMBER. 1953 — Doris Henkel. Mar-lette Nebesar, Joanne Tecco, Joyce Vacha, and Carol Wiest joined the ranks of Larry Simson. Lillian Soldat, Catherine Koehn. Judy Wolcott, Edward Martoch. Jerry Ihnat, Jeanette Klamet, Joanne Rosebrough, Dorothy Wegrzyn. and Ann Deisner who were already in the National Honor Society. Two big events came hard upon one another: 20th Century Rhodes defeated International Benedictine, 40 to 15, at the Charity Game; and our last informal, with the rousing title of Carrousel, was held in the boys' gym. DECEMBER, 1953 — Everyone eagerly anticipated the coming holidays so they could rest up for the big rush of the premier that was drawing nearer. JANUARY. 1954 — With commencement speeches memorized and the senior banquet and senior prom past nothing remains but the Big Night. Catherine Koehn and Dale Borger (?Ca t ‘P'tofe ectf, It is the year 19 . We find Martin Pawlak in a comfortable armchair watching television. But what's this he's seeing? Why it's Dolores Springer demonstrating reducing exercises and giving tips on dieting. And here comes Ann Zabrecky modeling a gorgeous creation designed by Gloria Mia no. Our announcer, Shirley Forst, now calls our attention to Beverly Schmidt, whose hair has been changed to the latest fashion. Next we discover Millie Belica in an apron giving culinary hints to the housewife. Now we hear Louise Wreden and Betty Sitek enacting their True Story. (Louise finally got her man and B. S. is still telling tales about her boyfriends.) Next. Dianne Eustes in Drug-Store Romance. Last on this series is Gentlemen (??John Sopko. Allan Reiss, and Chuck Kontras) Prefer Blondes. Now channel WJFR presents Headlines in the News. The election returns have just come in! Our new president is—Catherine Koehn, first woman president in the world, (voted best teacher of the year in 19 ). Roger Allshouse arrested for bootlegging. Ann Deisner, Secretary of the Treasury, absconds with $999,999,990; honeymoons with the brother of a well-known actress. Dale Meder perishes in flames, due to carelessness with a cigarette. Last of the morning programs is 'Bride and Groom. Peter Rachwell tells us about last week's newlyweds, Claire Charlton and Bob Hoel, who are now enjoying the Florida sun, while this week's couple, Judy Wolcott and John Jacobson, are preparing for their wedding ceremony. (Time out for lunch). Now to continue. WJFR brings us the noted psychiatrist, Carol Verhovitz, who will analyze a few people from the studio audience. Our first volunteer is Carol Hofer, the crazy artist who painted the reknowned Witch's Self-Portrait. Following her is Frank Blaha, who fears he is going crazy for love of a girl. The next person to be analyzed is Jim Dancik, who idolizes (we don't know why) Allen Karp, the jealous lover. There is time for just one more — Gary Baldwin, who has undergone quite a metamorphosis and has become almost human. The next program takes us to the campus of M. I. T., where we find the famous Director of Research, Lillian Soldat, B. S., M. S., Sc.D., and B. T. O.. in conference with Gerry Ihnat, college president. As we wander outside. we overhear Edward Martoch, outstanding nuclear physicist, and Dan Textoris. well-known English critic, heatedly arguing about the theory of the universe. Our next stop is a laboratory where we find David Block, reknowned chemical engineer, quietly sitting at his desk, issuing orders to his assistant, Joyce Vacha. who scurries back and forth to execute them. We now look in on Joan Baker who is trying to teach teachers to teach teachers. We find one of her pupils. Sandra Volk, getting help from the pupil opposite her. (Tch, tch!) We now go from the academic to the athletic aspect of campus life and discover Irene Germuska trying to read during a gym class conducted by Joyce Springer. We saunter over to the track, and when the dust culears. we see Little Mike Daiuto scooting under the hurdles. (Yes, we did say under .) And over in one corner we find Adam Roberston trying to persuade Athletic Director Don Thrall to intercede in his behalf in order that he may be eligible for track. Now loud cheers greet us from the football field, and as we draw near, we see that they are being led by Jo-Ann Rose-brough, Head Cheerleader. (Incidentally. Mother Nature still has not remedied her oversight.) The crowd suddenly roars its appreciation of Glenn Preising's unexpected pass to A1 Reinke, who picks the ball out of the air over the heads of his opponents. Our next program is Candid Mike (Larry Simson, alias Cecile B. or 3D McGee) nar- Page 11 rated, written, photographed, produced, and directed by L. S. (Mighty Fine Talker) himself. What's this? Why, it can't be! It's Dear (?) Old Rhodes High, and guess who's still there, banging on the radiator — Wee Willie Washer. Camera Number Two takes us to the Last Resort Loan Company— We lend money on your signature even if you can't write, where we find Eldie Oberacker, who is a regular customer, trying to borrow money for a trip to Tennessee. Almost hidden by a frosted window is Dorothy Wegrzyn, whose head is buried in a pile of accounting books. Reluctantly we say goodbye to Candid Mike and go to see the Roller Derby which stars Marjorie Koplin and Dick Wahl. While we eat supper, we are entertained by Ken Krava, sportsman, who describes his hunting and fishing (for mermaids!) in Canada. At the close of his program he brings us up to date on the latest sporting news, and we learn that Dale Borger has won the cross-country bicycle race. First of the after-dinner programs is the Lewis Talent Show, sponsored by Two-Ton Parker, the new owner of the Tic Toe Drive-In. We hear Peggy Barner sing Lover, Come Back To Me. Next we view Jeanette Klamet and Dennis Ballinger doing the graceful Dance of Destiny. After this the Syrian Sobber (Mike Anter) lumbers onto the stage to give his rendition of She's Too Fat For Me. (Huh?!!) Following him is that great comedian Billy Peto, who satarizes life in the Reserves. Now another singer (?). Allen LaSpina, gives his version of Eh Cumpari. (Time out for a commercial.) After the commercial Cudney-Taylor Duo revives an old hill-billy tune. Next Audrey Haberkorn kills a song on her accordian. Portraying The Bartender is Charlie Dyke, whom we find behind a bar (naturally.) Now presenting that blonde (?) bombshell — Carol Lewis. (Enough said) In the finale we find Jack Walker and Bill Matty blasting away on their horns. Following that show is What's My Line? People interviewed are Doris Henkel, canteen chaperone; A1 Marggrander, inventor of a new printing process; Dick Eiben, dentist; Tony Jeewok, buck private; John Dumas, author of The Three Muskrats' Ears; and Mel Hussing, famous cinema star. The next voice we hear (she doesn't need a mike) is Bev Danchuk, who lets us in on ail the latest gossip. Joe Podojil is still running away from his last wife. Ron Thrall is wondering whether to be or not to be the steady beau of Weatherbee. And here's a nice juicy scandal for you — Socialite Jerry Veleba elopes with secretary Marlette Nebesar. Incidentally. Catherine Lioi has become engaged to a high-ranking army officer. The final program of the evening is the stock-car races, brought to us through the efforts of Dick Hutter. studio technician. Our announcer is Bob Roper, who apologizes for being late. (On the way he fell out of one of the contestants' cars.) Now the drivers are taking their starting positions, but wait, someone. Number Sixty-Eight. Bob Kovacs, is having trouble with his car. There's the signal! And — they're off. Going around the first Number Thirteen. Elmer Laurence, upsets. This leaves only two contestants. Believe it or not, they're both women. The winner — Joanne ( Speedy ) Tecco. Nancy Stefan crosses the finish line some time later and realizes her Olds isn't so good as it's cracked up to be. (Ha. Ha.) And now signing off for Channel WJFR are Winifred Wiest and Dick Vamos. (Any slams were purely intentional). We may not have a friend .. . Complaints to us you'll send ... To hurt we didn't intend . .. Thank God. this is THE END. Page it KISS ME KAT-E .OH BA PE Girls, girls, girls HAVE YOU HFARO| PIANQ-ROU BLUES SLOW GABRifcL Slow PftEAM AWMIl E Sol i tu o e 1 OIKTV 111 ifi Wb'Lt NEVER KNC SLOWPOKE ON A PICNIC WF WI1.L G TVitl We, the senior class of January in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four, being of sound mind and body, do hereby proclaim this to be our last will and testament. Being possessed of an electronic personality, we leave two of the batteries (slightly used) which sparked us to success??? BATTERY I Post I—The Faculty To Miss Fredericksen we leave the problem of teaching i before e except after c. . . to all incoming ninth graders, don't you know. To Miss Jenney we bequeath the plans for a new model wastebasket, a miracle of engineering skill. It automatically spots all gum-chewers and forces them to deposit the offending substance. We leave Roger Taylor's knowledge of boot-legging to Mr. Jacobs to be used at his discretion. A big white orchid goes to both Miss McGinness and Miss Hier. For Mr. Henderson we leave a new batch of amateur chemists to finish mutilating the lab desks. To Mr. Moritz we leave a large stack of empty football uniforms to be refilled. A ten-year's supply of spaghetti goes to Miss Thieme for future German Club picnics. To Mr. Jackson we leave Tony Jeweek's endearing trait of always asking for further instructions. We leave the reminder that there will always be bumptious students to Miss Cherrington. The job of finding seven Mad. singers goes to Mr. Van Nortwick. To Uncle Ray Merriman we leave the warning that he had better patent his Scideptrhod— look at what happened to the Ohio Bell Telephone Company. For Mr. Bryan we leave fond memories of the boys he missed . . . th period yesterday. We never knew he cared. Post II—The Underclassmen We leave rubber caps for the pins used in taking the Ohio State Psychological test. A copy of the Art of Digression goes to all future advanced Latin classes. To future Chemistry II students we leave this warning—watch out when you make soap! We bequeath to future track teams our proud title of being the world's best second-place team. To the ninth graders goes this pleasant thought—There comes a time in every student's life when he too must write an autobiography. To you lucky students who will have Mr. Folkman for English we leave this advice: Date a girl in the same class and together you may be able to figure out in which phase the moon is. BATTERY II Post I—Miscellaneous Jack W. leaves Mary K. Bill Matty leaves his ability to fall up and down the stairs to Eugene Roach. Carol Hofer bequeaths her artistic talent to John Matousek. Judy and Jake leave their formula for happiness to any 12B couple who feels in need of it. Larry Simson's nickname of Cecil B. goes to Paul Spohn. Mike Anter leaves his reducing plan to anyone who wants it—he doesn't!! The second post of Battery II is corroded and is responsible for any flaws in our character. We shall be glad to leave it behind. Page it tyiacUateA Allshouse, Roger H. ...............4232 Anter, Michael Alfred ............ 2055 Baker. Joal Carol ................ 2204 Baldwin. Gary A................... 2309 Ballinger. Dennis Allen 1325 Barner. Margaret Ann.............. 4929 Belica, Mildred Susan 3912 Blaha, Frank C.....................4463 Block, David 4524 Borger. Dale H. ...................5919 Charlton, Claire Marilyn 4311 Cudney, Roger G. 4192 Dauito, Michael A. 4062 Danchuck, Beverly Ann ............ 3810 Dancik, James P. ..................5917 Deisner, Ann Elizabeth 4365 Dumas, John A. 4883 Dyke, Charles R. ................ 3209 Eiben, Richard Harvey 4232 Eustes, Dianne 1905 Forst, Shirley Louise 4071 Germuska, Irene Sue .............. 4456 Haberkorn, Audrey A. 4636 Henkel, Doris Alma ............... 3116 Hoel, Robert H.................... 4302 Hofer, Carol 3414 Hussing, Melvin C. ..... ........ 1629 Hutter, Richard L. 2706 Ihnat, Gerald M. 1502 Jacobson. John Thomas 4479 Jeewek, Anthony R. 4407 Karp. Allen R. 5420 Klamet, Jeanette Marie ............1799 Koehn, Catherine Estelle 3221 Kontras, Charles T................ 6514 Koplin. Marjorie Ann ............. 2007 Kovacs. Robert 4201 Krava, Kenneth F. 4427 LaSpina, Allen 4171 Laurence, Elmer L..................2115 Lewis, Carole Norinne............. 1803 Lioi, Catherine Margarit 4471 Marggrander, Alfred A. 4004 Martoch. Edward John 4320 West 22nd Street Hillcrest Avenue Ralph Avenue ....... Fairdale Avenue .... May view Avenue .... Broadview Road Oak Park Avenue West 20th Street ... Wichita Avenue Brookside Drive Biddulph Avenue West 56th Street West 56th Street Biddulph Avenue Ira Avenue ......... West 58th Street West 14th Street Altoona Avenue West 49th Street Treadway Avenue West 48th Street West 57th Street Bader Avenue ....... Devonshire Road West 63rd Street ... Ralph Avenue Merl Avenue ........ Colburn Avenue Mayview Avenue West 12th Street Buechner Avenue Ira Avenue ......... Saratoga Avenue Oak Park Flowerdale Avenue Broadview Road Valley Road West 57th Street West 57th Street Saratoga Avenue Ardoyne Avenue West 12th Street Burger Avenue West 57th Street FLorida 1-6627 SHadyside 1-6394 ONtario 1-2436 FLorida 1-5311 SHadyside 1-1784 ...FLorida 1-6827 FLorida 1-4369 Ontario 1-0816 FLorida 1-5235 FLorida 1-6897 FLorida 1-4945 ONtario 1-8589 ONtario 1-9379 FLorida 1-4267 ONtario 1-7486 ONtario 1-5212 SHadyside 1-1488 FLorida 1-3836 None SHadyside 1-0635 FLorida 1-9912 ONtario 1-2260 SHadyside 1-5232 FLorida 1-1122 SHadyside 1-9396 SHadyside 1-6682 FLorida 1-5530 SHadyside 1-3762 FLorida 1-6753 ONtario 1-5450 SHadyside 1-6114 SHadyside 1-5032 FLorida 1-2109 SHadyside 1-6532 .......None FLorida 1-8405 SHadyside 1-5882 FLorida 1-9544 FLorida 1-3298 SHadyside 1-1287 ONtario 1-8149 ONtario 1-3104 SHadyside 1-3877 SHadyside 1-8010 Page 16 1414 May view Avenue SHadyside 1-5643 6508 Brookside Drive SHadyside 1-3546 4373 West 52nd Street FLorida 1-7359 Nebesar, Marlette Lillian 5832 Brookside Drive SHadyside 1-6598 3101 Colburn Avenue FLorida 1-0627 . 4764 Pearl Road SHadyside 1-1660 4544 Fulton Road Ontario 1-9064 4417 West 47th Street FLorida 1-2811 4724 Momingside Drive FLorida 1-9157 4327 West 66th Street Ontario 1-5596 4004 Memphis Avenue SHadyside 1-4434 FLorida 1-7124 2017 Spring Road SHadyside 1-9542 Roper, Robert S. 1829 Treadway Avenue FLorida 1-5608 4601 Hilland Road SHadyside 1-7379 Schmidt, Beverley Jean 4506 West 42nd Street SHadyside 1-5445 SHadyside 1-0269 SHadyside 1-4825 Simson, Laurence Robert, Jr. Sitek, Betty Lou 4963 West 14th Street 5633 Gifford Avenue 3516 Cypress Avenue FLorida 1-0119 Sopko, John 4615 Memphis Avenue FLorida 1 -9903 Springer, Dolores Marie Springer, Joyce May 5210 Archmere Avenue FLorida 1-9219 4140 West 36th Street ONtario 1-6408 Stefan, Nancy Elizabeth 4508 Wichita Avenue SHadyside 1-2082 Taylor, Roger Lee 4303 West 56th Street ONtario 1-5679 Tecco, JoAnne 5718 Stickney Avenue ONtario 1-2714 SHadyside 1-8814 Thrall, Donald C. 4479 Broadale Road Thrall. Ronald J. Vacha. Joyce Carol ONtario 1-0913 Vamos, Richard O. 4475 West 57th Street ONtario 1-5156 Veleba, Gerald C. 3514 Schiller Avenue FLorida 1-4682 Verhovitz, Carol Frances ONtario 1-0821 Volk, Sandra Jay FLorida 1-3280 Wahl, Richard Lawrence 3623 Spokane Avenue ONtario 1-0813 Walker, Jack G. 4474 Broadale Road Washer, William D. 3317 Silverdale Avenue ONtario 1-7825 Wegrzyn, Dorothy Marie 4301 Buechner Avenue ONtario 1-1296 Wiest, Winifred Carol 4666 Hilland Road FLorida 1-4817 Wolcott, Judith Ann 1711 Canova Avenue FLorida 1-2722 Wreden, Louise Beatrice 4339 West 56th Street Zabrecky, Ann 3606 Stickney Avenue ONtario 1-0094 Page 47 AUTOGRAPHS Page 18 JAMES FORD RHODES HIGH SCHOOL fM. ' : ‘AW-S Fi.BTi I 1 48 - 1327 -TWfK 18 NlDOLt LIFE F , m Of K-5IM.KS I? MM Or If HE LGCtfK THE FiffST JTiai HlttPRUM.SUSSTA .'! )us. mxr TjuoiciA, x eta: 3B� icr to m. T3 utz cam PUBLISHED BY JUNE CLASS OF 1954 Dear old Rhodes High Thy wisdom lights our paths Thy friendship true Stays with us to the last. RHODES HYMN We stand united In thy purpose true Loyal and faithful To the white and blue. P 1 2 MR. MARTIN DEDICATION To you for your guidance and interest you have shown these past years. To you and your obvious sense of humor whether in class or outside. To you for making our social events outstanding with your contributions. To you Mr. Martin, we. the June Class of 1954, proudly dedicate our yearbook. Pa e 3 4 NEIL D. MATHEWS To the Class ol June, 1954: A prominent citizen ol our country recently stated that: Given an atmosphere in which people can and will do their best, there is no limit to what may be accomplished. Never has there been a clearer demonstration of that simple theorem than in this nation's history. Never has so much been accomplished in so short a span of years. And if we preserve for the future the spur of individual initiative, the horizons will be bright indeed. May each of you do your part in promoting and preserving an environment in which all will have the freedom and the will to do their best. In so doing, vou will help insure the continued strength and prosperity of our Sweet land of liberty. Best wishes. Pa«e4 NEIL D. MATHEWS MR. BRYAN MR. FERGUSON TO MISS HIER. MR. BRYAN. AND MR. FERGUSON Our thanks to you for being the guiding lights ol our high-school careers. A good example is always an incentive to follow. Although at times you had to be strict, we are sure that it was for our own good. We will long remember and appreciate your help and guidance whether our problems were large or small. To you we again wish to express our thanks. Page 5 Page 5 JOHN YOUNG President CHUCK OSBURN ANITA BERTIN MARY STAZIONE Vice President Secretary Treasurer MARY STEVENS NANCY MINTO Social Chairman Yearbook Chairman Page 7 SOCIAL COMMITTEE Bill Saunders, Bob Van Court, Bob Lock, Janice Hahn, Bill Kopen, John Gerdel. Carol Green, Lorna Schubert, Lillian Costa, Joy Praznk, Mary Stevens, Chairman. YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Glenn Bugay. Paul Spohn, Dave Lorek, Bob Wieland, Ron Fortune. Rita Wolf. Joan Schillinger. Adelle Lysaght, Nancy Minto, Chairman; Jackie Varga. Joy Walzak. Pj e S Cap and Gown, Color and Flower and Announcements Alan Ingersoll. Dan Riddick. Tom Garner, Bob Tomek, Janet Cutting, Sylvia Navjoks, Jean Zimmerman, Marilyn Gross. VALEDICTORIAN One of the highest honors one can receive is that of being valedictorian of his high school graduating class. We are proud to recognize Kathryn Kuenninger as having attained that position in our class. We know she will continue her record after graduation and will succeed in anything she attempts to do. Pise 9 KATHRYN KUENNINGER JUNE 1954 PaKc l SENIORS Pj.cc 11 ALLEN. WELZIE M. Wes-National Honor Society German Club-Prcsidont. Troasurer Boys' Glee Club Senior Choir Track Team; Cross Country Team; Art Club; Freshman Track Lab Assistant—Physics and Chemistry; Terraquc Club-President; Audio-Visual Aids ANDREWS. WILLIAM MICHAEL Bud BEBO. WANDA JEAN Dimples Ninth Grade Chorus Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Hostess BENDITZ. SANDRA JANE Sandy Library Club Band and Orchestra Club Band Senior Choir Girls' Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports For Old Timo's Sake '51 Y-Teens Sr.: Hostess ARNDT. RUSSELL ALLEN Ain't Band and Orchestra Club Band Orchestra Ninth Grade Chorus Freshman Track Operetta '53 BACHMAN. BEVERLY JEAN Orchestra Ninth Grade Chorus Booster's Club Art Club Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. BAJOREX. JOSEPH ANTHONY Lll.-P. J Foreman's Club Night ol Jan. 16. '53 Hostess Oporotta '53 Groat Big Doorstep ’52 Stagecralt BERTIN. ANITA R. Antona National Honor Society-Social Committee; Student Council— Secretary: Rhodes Review StaH Band and Orchestra Club-Publicity Chairman; Band; Ninth Grade Chorus; Majorottes-Head Intramural Sports; 12B Executive Committee -Treasurer; 12A Executive Committee—Secretary; For Old Time's Sake '51: Pop Concerts BIGGS. EARL C. Small Intramural Sports 12B Social Committee BLUSS. INGRID German Club Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports Y-Teens Sr. Hostess PaseI2 BOEHM. EVELYN Evie Student Council: Citizens Club Senior Choir-Wardrobo Mistress Girls' Glee Club: Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club: Intramural Sports; 12B Social Committee; For Old Tune's Sake '51: Hostess; B R Canteen Committee: Operetta ‘S3; First Attendent to Track Queen 1952 Modern Dance Program BOGUSH. DONALD EDWARD Don Track Team Crass Country Team Freshman Track Intramural Sports Freshman Football BOWMAN. ROBERT CLYDE Bob-Track Team Cross Country Team Freshman Track Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake ‘51 BRANDENBURG. LEONA MAE Lee-Student Council Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports Hostess BRASS. DAISY DOROTHY Daze- Student Council Home Ec. Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Hostess Bookroom Assistant BROOKER. EUNICE J. Ninth Grade Chorus Future Teachers of America Y-Teens Sr. Hostess Teacher's Assistant Posture Contest 1953 BUCHTEL. GLORIA LEE Glory Latin Club Senior Choir Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus BUGAY. GLENN LaMAR Bugs- National Honor Society Senior Choir; Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports 12A Yearbook Committee For Old Time's Sake '51 Rhoda Hi-Y Oporotta ’53 Tennis Team Foreign Affairs Club BURKE. BRIAN Bullet-Boys' Glee Club Junior Choir Track Team Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Intramural Sports Varsity R Club J V Football CASHIN. DOROTHY I. Dottle-Student Council Orchestra Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Hostess Pa.w 13 CHOCHOLA. RONALD GEORGE Chick-Foreman's Club: Audio-Visual Aids; Track Team Boys' Leaders Varsity Football I V Basketball Freshman Basketball Freshman Track Intramural Sports Varsity R Club I V Football CLARK. ROBERTA ANN Bobbie-National Honor Society Future Nurses Hostess COLL. DARLENE PATRICIA Dar Student Council Home Ec. Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters’ Club Intramural Sports Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Hostess COOK. MELVIN HARVEY Skip Audio-Visual Aids; Band and Orchestra Club Treasurer; Band —President—Studont Conductor lunior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports For Old Tune's Sake '51 Rhoda High Y Social Chairman COSTA. LILLIAN LOUISE •Till Band and Orchestra Club-Publicity Committee: Band Orchestra; Future Teachers ol America—Secretary; Art Club-President: I2A Social Committee For Old Time's Sako '51 Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Operetta '53 Money Collector lor Noon Movies Ninth Grade Chorus CSANYI. LAWRENCE RICHARD Larry Foreman's Club Track Team Freshman Track Decatholon Team CUTTING. JANET MARGARET Jan Student Council; Girls' Glee Club Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club: Future Teachers ol America; Intramural Sports 12A Color and Flower Commitlco For Old Time's Sake '51 Y-Toons Sr. and Jr. Hostess Home Ec. Club Junior Choir DACEK. ROBERTA FRANCES Berta Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports Hostess DAVIS. NANCY GAIL Gail Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Sr. Y-Teen Jr. Y-Tcon Posture Contest '53 Junior Achievement DAVIS. RON Stinky Audio-Visual Aids—Treasurer Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports For Old Time’s Sake '51 Rhodas High Y Pa c 14 DEUTSCH. RON J. Ditch-Foreman's Club Freshman Trade Intramural Sports Alpha High Y Freshman Football Stagecralt DICK. THOMAS GEORGE Dick Foreman’s Club Intramural Sports DiNICOLA. RAYMOND JOSEPH Ray Intramural Sports FISCHER. DOLORES JOAN Ninth Grade Chorus Future Teachers of America Art Club- Vice President Intramural Sports Sr. Y-Teen Hostess FORTUNE. RONALD Forch Audio-Visual Aids Boosters' Club Freshman Track Intramural Sports 12A Yearbook Committee FRANTZ. RICHARD HARRY Dick Audio-Visual Aids Intramural Sports DOMIN. DAVID FRANK Dave Foreman's Club Track Team-Manager; Varsity Football—Manager; Intramural Sports; Night of January 16, '53— Operetta '53—Groat Big Doorstep '52— Decatholon DRACHENBERG. RONALD EDWARD Drack Intramural Sports Alpha Hi-Y FREITAG. MARIE ANNETTE Friday Girl ' Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Jr. Y-Teen: Sr. Y-Teen—Homoroom Representative: Class Assistant —Mr. Howard: Hostess: Office Worker GALLAGHER. CAROL ANN Gaily Homo Ec. Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus F. T. A. Art Club Intramural Sports Sr. Y-Teens Jr. Y-Teens Pa c 15 GARNER. JOHN THOMAS Tom Sludent Council; Senior Choir— Vice President; Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus; Track Team Cross Country Team Freshman Track; Intramural Sports; 12B Social Committee; 12A Color and Flower Committee For Old Time's Sake '51 Opcrotta 'S3 Terraqua Club GENIEC. DON JOSEPH Don German Club Pop Concerts GERDEL. JOHN JOSEPH Girdle Sludent Council Track Team; Varsity Football Intramural Sports 12A Social Committee 11A Executive Committee President: 12B Executive Committee-President: Alpha Hi-Y - President; Varsity R Club— President; Junior Varsity Football GIGANTE. ESTHER MARIE E. Citizens Club; Senior Choir Glee Club: Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club; Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Sr. Y-Tcen; Jr. Y-Tocn Hostess; Oltice V orkor Rhodes Review Typist Modern Dance Program GROSS. MARILYN ANN Mar National Honor Society; German Club; Ninth Grade Chorus F. T. A.-Prosidont Sept. '53. Vice President Jan. '54. Treasurer Jan. ‘53; Futuro Nurses Intramural Sports; 12A Announcements Committee Lab Assistant; Sr. Y-Teen; Jr. Y-Teen; Hostess; Foreign Adairs Teacher's Assistant; Work and Win Club GUTWIRTH. GERALDINE Jeri Home Ec. Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Sr. Y-Teen Jr. Y-Tcen HABUSTA. RICHARD WILLIAM Foreman's Club Night of Jan. 16. 'S3 Operetta 'S3 Stagecraft HAHN. JANICE LUCILLE Jan Ninth Grade Chorus: F.T.A.— Vice President. Treasurer; Future Nurses: Art Club—Vice President. Treasurer; Intramural Sports 12A Social Committee: 12B Social Committee: 11A Social Committee: 11A Executive Committee—Secretary; Sr. Y-Teen Jr. Y-Teen: Foreign Affairs Club— Social Chairman; Teacher's Assistant GREEN. CAROL JOYCE Grcenie Student Council Citizens Club Home Ec. Club Treasurer Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters Club Future Teachers of America Girls' Leaders: Intramural Sports 12A Social Committee; For Old Time's Sake '51; Sr. Y- Teen Jr. Y-Teen: Bookstore Attendant HANNA. JANICE LEE Jan” Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus 11A Social Committee For Old Time's Sake '51 PzSc 16 HARTEL. HARRY THEODOR -Red- Citizens Club Boys' Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus For Old Time’s Sake '51 Great Big Doorstep 52 HARTMAN. RAYMOND RICHARD Ray- Boy's Octotto; Senior Choir; Boys' Glee Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Varsity Football J V Basketball: Freshman Basketball; Freshman Track Boys' Leaders; Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Rhode Hi-Y; Varsity R Club Operetta '53; Great Big Doorstep '52; Freshman Football HAZ1NAKI. ANGELA Angle-Student Council; Senior Choir Glee Club; Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club: Future Teachers ol America: Intramural Sports 11A Social Committee For Old Time's Sake '51 Y-Teen Sr.; Hostess Senior Librarian Cabinet Member 105 HAZINAKI. MARITZA Mitel' Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Sr. Y-Teen Jr. Y-Teen Hostess HOMYK. MARY ANN VERONICA Minnie- Home Ec. Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Future Teachers ol America Art Club Y- Teens Sr. and Jr. HOOD. GEORGE BAIRD Track Team Cross Country Team Freshman Track Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sako ’51 Varsity R Club HRABAK. RAY FRANK Spidor Intramural Sports INGERSOLL. ALLAN BRADLEY Schmaltz Audio-Visual Aids Senior Choir Glee Club Boys' Booster's Club J V Basketball Intramural Sports 12B Social Committee 11A Social Committee 12A Announcements Committee Rhoda Hi-Y. Vice President JACKSON. FREDERICK JOSEPH Fritz-Foreman's Club Band and Orchestra Club Band: Intramural Sports Rhoda Hi Y Cabinet Member Treasurer Wrestling Champ— 135 Pound Class JOHNSON. BOB AXEL Jons Student Council Audic-Visual Aids Band and Orchestra Club Band For Old Time's Sake '51 Rhoda Hi-Y. Treasurer Page 17 KAERCHER. JAMES ELMER Jim Senior Chou Boys' Glee Club Ninth Grade Chorus Junior Choir Varsity Football Intramural Sports High Y Sigma. Treasurer Varsity R Club Operetta 'S3 Freshman Football J V Football KAMINSKI. JOAN MARIE Jo Ann Home Ec. Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Hostess KAMMER. JAMES CONRAD Jim KAUTZ. HAROLD EUGENE Harry Rhodes Review Stall Reporter KAUTZ. JANET ELAINE Jan Senior Choir: Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Future Nurses—Treasurer For Old Time's Sake '51 Y-Teens Sr. and Jr.- Vice President and President ol Sr. Dispensary Helper KEHN. JACK PAUL Student Council Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 KEILS. PATRICIA CAROL Pat- Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Hostess KELLER. DON German Club: Foreman's Club— Secretary and Treasurer: Audio-Visual Aids; Masque and Gavel Club: Boys' Leaders; Intramural Sports; 11A Social Committee; 12B Executive Committee—Vico President Radio Announcements; Rhoda High Y-Secretary: City Wide High Y Council—President Youth and Government; State High Y Council KELLY. NANCY MAE Nan-German Club Band For Old Tune's Sake '51 Y-Teen Sr. and Jr. Cabinet Member Bookstore Attendant Modem Dance Show KIEHL. MARIE JEANNE Sr. Choir Accompanist; Girls' Glee Club Accompanist; Boys' Glee Club Accompanist; Jr. Choir Accompanist; All City Chorus Accompanist: Sr. Band—Student Director: Orchestra; Band and Orchestra Club; Student Council '50-'51: Foreign AHairs Club-Secretary; Sr. Y-Teen: F.T.A.; District F.T.A.; West Side Orchestra Festival ‘51-'52; Operetta ’53: Spring Show ‘51; City Solo Contest '51. '52. '53. '54; District Solo Contest '54: Intramural Sports: Ninth Grade Chorus; 9B Variety Show Page 18 KITKO. MAXINE HELEN Max Boosters' Club Y-Teen Sr. Hostess KLEPITCH. IRENE MARJORIE Ike- National Honor Society Student Council German Club Boosters' Club Future Nurses Intramural Sports Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Hostess; Office Workor; School Store KLIMO. ROBERT GUSTAV Bob-German Club Foreman’s Club Audio-Visual Aids—President ’51 For Old Time's Sake 'SI Noon Movie Operator Track Scorekeepor of '51 KOPEN. WILLIAM LOUIS Willie Audio-Visual Aids Track Team Freshman Basketball Freshman Track Intramural Sports 12 Social Committee Radio Announcements Rhoda Hi-Y Treasurer. Social Chairman Art Club KORAN. PATRICIA K. -Pat-Senior Choir Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus For Old Time's Sake ‘51 Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Great Big Doorstep '52—Props KOVAL. JOHN FREDRICH Student Council—Alternate '52 Rhoda Hi-Y KRACOE. ROLAND RUDOLPH Rollio Band and Orchestra Club Band Orchestra Boys' Octette Senior Choir Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Art Club; For Old Timo's Sake '51; Radio Announcements: Operetta ‘S3; Tennis Team; Public School Music Contest KRSTIEN. MARJORIE A. Marjle Tax Stamp Chairman '53-'S4 Student Council; Senior Choir; Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus: Boosters' Club; Future Teachers oi America—Secretary Jan. '53-Jan. '54; Girls' Leaders—Secretary Jan. '53. Initiation Chairman Jan. '54; Future Nurses; Intramural Sports; For Old Time's Sake; Foreign Affairs. Vice President '53; Junior Achievement; Terraqua Club: Jr. Council on World Affairs KUCHTA. CAROLE LYNN Cookie-Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters’ Club Y-Teen Jr. KUENNINGER. KATHRYN Kathy-National Honor Society German Club Future Teachers of America Pifte 19 KUHN. GLORIA LEE Glor Student Council Library Club Masque and Gavel Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club For Old Time's Sake '51 Y-Teen Jr. Hostess: Great Big Doorstep '52; PTA Play Girls Must Talk: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay '54 KUNZ. FRED PAUL Friti Foreman's Club Audio-Visual Aids Rhodes Review StaH Band Freshman Track Intramural Sports Noon Movie Operator President '53 and '54 LaFONTAINE. PAULINE FRANCES Senior Choir Girls' Glee Club Boosters' Club Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. LESER. DOLORES Doo-Doo National Honor Society German Club Future Teachers of America Intramural Sports Lab Assistant LILLY. CAROL JEAN LU Triple Trio Senior Choir Girls' Glee Club Madrigal Singer Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports; For Old Time's Sake '51 Hostess: Solo and Ensemble Contest; All-City Choir LINDERMAN. RICHARD HAROLD Sam Track Team-Manager Cross Country Team Lab Assistant Terraqua Club LOCK. ROBERT LOUIS Bob German Club; Foreman's Club; Audio-Visual Aids; Masque and Gavel Club; Rhodes Roview Stall; Band and Orchestra Club; Band; Varsity Basketball-Manager; Freshman Track; 12A Social Committee; For Old Time's Sake '51: Radio Announcements; Sigma High Y—President: Noon Movio Operator; Junior Achievement—Production Manager; Foreign Affairs Club LOREK. DAVID Honor Society—Vice President; Student Council; Citixens Club; Latin Club—Vico President; Rhodes Review Staff—Sport's Editor; Intramural Sports; 12A Yearbook Committee; For Old Time's Sake '51; Radio Announcements; Lab Assistant—Chemistry Foreign Affairs Club—President; Junior Roundtable National Conference of Christians and Jews; Freshman Football; Great Books Club LOZINAK. JOSEPH MICHAEL Joe Track Team Cross Country Team Intramural Sports Freshman Wrestling LUKACKO. MARY Mare Student Council Future Teachers of America Art Club Intramural Sports Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Hostess Page 20 LYSAGHT. ADELLE LENORE MT Honor Society-Program Committee: Student Council Treasurer; Latin Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club; 12B Social Committee; 12A Yearbook Committee— Class Will; Lab Assistant; Office Worker MACK. JEANNETTE MARIE Jean Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Toachors' Assistant Terraqua Club MAENNER. NORMAN PEDRO Pedro Student Council Gorman Club For Old Time’s Sake ’51 MAHANY. SHIRLEY MAE Shlrl” National Honor Society Boosters' Club Y-Toona Sr. Ofiice Worker Teachers' Assistant MANSON. JOYCE MARILYN Joy Ninth Grade Chorus Future Toachers of America For Old Time's Sake '51 Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Hostess MARSINICK. DAVID JOHN Davo Audio-Visual Aids Intramural Sports MATHIAS. JUDITH MARLENE Judy Rhodes Review StaH Triple Trio Senior Choir Girls’ Glee Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Y-Teens Sr. and Jr. Operetta 'S3 City Choir Joys of Youth, '54 MATOUSEK. JOHN CHARLES Mat Band and Orchestra Club Orchestra-Treasurer. Vice President: Boys' Octette; Sonior Choir; Madrigal Singers; Junior Choir; For Old Timo's Sake '51: Operetta '53; All-City Choir; West Side Orchestra Fesival; Public School Music Contest: Tennis Team McCAHILL. CAROLE GRACE Micky Future Teachers of America Art Club Intramural Sports Teacher's Assistant McCANN. KATHLEEN PATRICIA Kathy Library Club Rhodes Reviow Staff Future Teachors of America Future Nursos Art Club For Old Time's Sake ‘51 Y-Teens Sr. Phi Meta Adolphon Y-Teen Page 21 MENG. LOUISE ANN Student Council—Treasurer Girls' Glee Club Ninth Grade Chorus Future Teachers ol America Intramural Sports Hostess. 122 Teacher's Assistant MILES. SANDRA KAY Sandie Intramural Sports Operetta ‘S3 Our Hearts Were Young and Cay '54; Nine Girls ‘54 MILLER. HARMON DAVID Hah Freshman Basketball Freshman Track Intramural Sports Freshman Football M1NTO. NANCY LEE Nan Nationcl Honor Society; Student Council; Citizens Club—Social Chairman; Sonior Choir—Librarian: Girls' Glee Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club: Intramural Sports; 11A Social Committee; 12A Yearbook Committee—Chairman: 12B Executive Committee—Secretary; 12A Executive Committee; For Old Time's Sake '51: Community Chest Speaker (1953); Y-Teens Sr. and Jr.: B R Cantocn Committee '53-'S4; Operetta 'S3; Teacher's Assistant: Posture Contest ‘53 MOHNACKY. GLORIA JUNE Honor Society Latin Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Girls' Leaders Future Nursos Intramural Sports Teacher's Assistant MORRIS. MARCIA ANN Marsh Citizens Club Girls' Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 MUELLER. NORMA MARGARET Red Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports Hostess NAUJOKS. SYLVIA JUNE National Honor Society—Treasurer; Senior Choir; Girls' Glee Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Futuro Teachers ol America— District Representative; Art Club; Future Nurses—President 12A Announcements Committee; For Old Time's Sake '51: Y-Toens Sr.; OHice Worker; Foreign AHairs NERING. DAVID Dave NEUMANN. EDWARD BERNARD Ed Student Council Citizens Club Track Team—Co-Captain Cross Country Team- Captain Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Varsity R Club—Secretary. Treasurer Page 22 NYZNYK. GERALD l rnr Foroman's Club Intramural Sports ONYX. WALTER Walt ORACK. MARIE ROSE Penny Home Ec. Club Rhodes Review Start For Old Time's Sake ’51 Y-Teens Sr. and Ir. Hostess Ortice Worker OSBURN. CHARLES ELDON Chuck Student Council—Publicity Chairman: Citizens Club; Audio-Visual Aids; Masque and Gavel Club—President; Band and Orchestra Club—Vice President: Band; Orchestra: Varsity Basketball—Manager: Intramural Sports; 12B Social Committee: 11A Social Committee: 12A Executive Committee, Vice President; Boosters Club: For Old Time’s Sako '51: Radio Announcements—Head Announcer: Alpha High Y—Vice President; B R Canteen Committee; Operetta '53; Latin Club Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ‘54 OSHCHYPOK. MILDRED ELLEN Millie Ninth Grade Chorus Future Teachers of America Future Nurses PACE. EDWARD JOHN Dippy Foreman's Club Freshman Basketball Freshman Track Intramural Sports Freshman Football PANGRACE. MARTHA JEANNE Mert Ninth Grade Chorus Future Nurses Intramural Sports PAWUL. RICHARD SYLVESTER Pigeon Puss Treshman Football Varsity Football J. V. Football Intramural Sports Stagecraft Freshman Wrestling PECL. JACQUELINE GRACE Jackie Citizens Club; Library Club; Triple Trio: Senior Choir— Wardrobe Mistress: Girls’ Glee Club—Treasurer. President Madrigal Singers: Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club: Intramural Sports: For Old Time's Sake '51: Radio Announcements; Y-Teens Sr. and Jr.— Social Committee: Operetta 'S3: Radio Guild: Ensemble Contest '54; Teacher’s Assistant PINNOW. PHILIP GEORGE Honor Society Latin Club Audio-Visual Aids Lab Assistant Sigma High Y Foreign Affairs Club Noon Movie Operator Terroqua Club Junior Achievement Tennis Page 23 PLAYFORD. BARBARA RUTH Barb Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters Club Future Nurses Y-Tcons Sr. and Jr. Hostess POWELL. ROBERT ARTHUR Bob- Band and Orchestra Club Band Orchestra Varsity Basketball Manager For Old Time's Sake '51 Operetta '53 PRAZNIK. JOY ELAINE Pros Nalional Honor Society—Social Chairman Triple Trio Senior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Art Club 12A Social Committee 12B Social Committee Y-Toens Sr. School Store Junior Choir REISLAND. ANNE CATHERINE Home Ec. Club Band and Orchestra Club Band Orchestra Senior Choir Girls' Glee Club Ninth Grade Chorus Future Nursos -Secretary For Old Time's Sake '51 Y-Teens Sr. and Jr.—Cabinet Hostess REPP. NOREEN RAE Nor Citizens Club Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Intramural Sports 12B Social Committee Y-Teens Sr. 11A Rhodes Model Representative at Higbees Mondern Dance Program RICE. BARBARA JOANNE Barb Junior Choir Boosters' Club Future Teachers of America Art Club Intramural Sports Night of Jan. 16. '53 Y-Teens Sr. Hostess Junior Achievement—Treasurer RIDDICK. DANNY JOE Southerner National Honor Society- President Latin Club—Vice President Foreman's Club Intramural Sports—Softball Captain; 11A Social Committee; 12A Announcements Committee; For Old Time's Sake '51 Community Chest Speaker (1953); Lab Assistant; Foreign Affairs Club—Vice President ROWE. NANCY JO Nance Senior Choir—Librarian Girls' Glee Club—Vice President Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Nurses Assistant RYBNICEK. DOLORES ANN Rlbble Home Ec. Club Ninth Grado Chorus Boosters' Club Y-Tcens Sr. SAUNDERS. WILLIAM RAY Wild Bill Student Council; Foreman's Club —Vico President. Social Chairman; Audio-Visual Aids; Ninth Grade Chorus; Varsity Football; Freshman Track; Intramural Sports; 12A Social Committee; For Old Time's Sake ‘51; Night of Jan. 16. 'S3: Hostess; Varsity R Club—Social Committee; Operetta '53; Great Big Doorstep '52; Freshman Football: Alpha Hl-Y Page 24 JOAN ELSBETH SCHILLINGER Stinky Masque and Gavel Club Rhodes Roview StaH Band and Orchestra Club Band Ninth Grado Chorus Intramural Sports 12A Yearbook Committee For Old Time's Sake '51 Niqht of Ian. 16. '53 Who Gets the Car Tonight— P.T.A. Play '54—Director SCHMIDT. ADELE THERESA Senior Choir Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Operetta ’53 SCHUBERT. LORNA RUTH Loll National Honor Society: Student Council: Citizens Club— Secretary; Triple Trio; Senior Choir— Secretary: Madrigal Sinqers: Ninth Grado Chorus: Girls' Leaders Prosldcnt; 12A Socicl Committoo; 12B Social Committee —Chairman; 11A Social Committee-Chairman: For Old Time's Sake '51; Jr. Y-Teen - Secretary: Sr. Y-Teen: Rhoda Hi-Y Queen SEKERAK. ANNE Annie National Honor Society Student Council Jr. Y-Teen SHIRAK. THEA LUCILLE Thea Student Council German Club Senior Choir—Librarian Glee Club Ninth Grade Chorus Future Toachers ol America Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Sr. Y-Teen Foreign A Hairs- Social Chairman SIKORSKI. LOIS CLAIRE Latin Club Orchestra Senior Choir Glee Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus F.T.A. Intramural Sports For Old Time's Sake '51 Jr. Y-Teen--President Sr. Y-Teen Cabinet Hostess OHico Worker SMIAR. LAVERNE Art Club Library Club SPOHN. PAUL JERREMY 'Taul Citizens Club Rhodes Review StaH—StaH Photographer Senior Choir Boys' Glee Club STAHLEY. DAVID MURRY Dave Foreman’s Club—President ’54 Audio-Visual Aids Secretary ’51 Band For Old Time's Sake ‘51 Radio Announcements Noon Movie Operator—President '52-'53; Basketball Scorekeeper— STALTER. CAROL CECELIA Student Council Glee Club Intramural Sports Pape 25 STAZIONE. MARY ANN Mar® Student Council: Senior Choir- Librarian; Glee Club—Treasurer—Librarian; Junior Choir; Ninth Grado Chorus; Intramural Sports; 11A Social CommSttoo; 11A Executive Committee—Treasurer: 12A Executive Committee Treasurer; For Old Time's Sake '51; OHice Worker; Nurses Helper STEIN. PATRICIA ELLEN Pal Band Boosters' Club Junior Choir Intramural Sports Sr. Y-Teon Cabinet Hostess Modern Dance Program Football Attendant '52 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay '54 Nino Girls '54 English Department Typist STEVENS. MARY LOUISE Mare National Honor Society—Secretary '54; Student Council; Triple Trio; Senior Choir: Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Art Club: Intramural Sports; 12A Social Committee -Chairman; 12B Social Committee; 11A Social Committee; 12A Executive Committee; For Old Time's Sako ■SI: Sr. Y-Teen: Jr. Y-Teen: Hostess: Operetta '53 ST1BORA. GEORGE JAMES Jim Boys' Glee Club Ninth Grade Chorus Art Club Freshman Basketball Intramural Sports Rhodes High Y Freshman Football SWEARS. LEAH LUCILLE Lucy Glee Club Art Club Photography Club TAMBURRO. ROBERT DOMINIC Tami Glee Club Junior Choir Intramural Sports Freshman and Rcsorvo Track TESSMAN. GLEN OSCAR Foreman's Club TIMKO. THOMAS STEVEN Tom Audio-Visual Aids Band TOMEK. ROBERT GEORGE Bob Citizens Club Senior Choir—Treasurer Glee Club Junior Choir Track Toam Cross Country Team Freshman Track Intramural Sports 12A Cap and Gown Committee Alpha Hi-Y—Treasurer J.V. Football VANCOURT. ROBERT DAVID Bob National Honor Society; Citizons Club; Masque and Gavel Club: Boys' Octotto; Senior Choir; Glee Club; Madrigal Singers: 12A Social Committee: 11A Social Committee: Night ol Jan. 16. '53; Radio Announcements; Sigma Hi-Y: Operetta '53; Joys ol Youth '54; Foreign Affairs Club: All-City Choir: Solo and Ensemble Contest: Buckeye Boys' State Page 26 VARGA. CAROLE JOAN Home Ec. Club Band and Orchestra Club Band Future Nurses Sr. Y Teen Jr. Y-Teen VARGO. JACQUELINE LAURA Jackie National Honor Society: Student Council; Masque and Gavel Club —Vice President; Ninth Grade Council; Masque and Gavel Club Chorus; Future Nurses—Vice President. Secretary: Intramural Sports; 12A Yearbook Committee; For Old Time's Sake '51; Radio Announcements; Jr. Y-Toen—Secretary, Sr. Y-Teen—Cabinet; Hostess; Girls Must Talk WALZAK. JOY CAROL National Honor Society; Studont Council—Ticket Chairman; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural Sports; 12A Yearbook Committee; Sr. Y-Teen; Hostess 122; Hostess 105; Teacher's Assistant: Track Queen Candiale 'S3; Modern Dance Program '53; Jr. Y-Teen WEBER. NANCY Nan-Ninth Grade Chorus Jr. Y-Teen Hostess German Club Storeroom Attendant W1DOWSKI. CAROL LYDIA Dolly Ninth Grade Chorus Future Teachers of Amercia Intramural Sports For Old Time’s Sake '51 W1 ELAND. ROBERT CHRISTIAN 'Bob-German Ciub Senior Choir Gloe Club Junior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus Freshman Track Intramural Sport6 12A Yearbook Committee For Old Time's Sake '51 Operetta '53 WOLF. RITA MARIE WolHe Intramural Sports English Department Clerk WOOD. ANNE MARIE Woody Ninth Grade Chorus Boosters' Club Future Teachers ol America Future Nurses Art Club Hostess YOUNG. JOHN WARREN Yougert National Honor Society; Student Council; Citizens Club; Band and Orchestra Club: Band-Secretary: Boys Octette; Senior Choir —President: Glee Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus: Freshman Track; Intramural Sports; 12B Social Committee: I1A Social Committee: 11A Executive Committee Vice President; 12A Executive Committee-President: For Old Time's Sake ’51; Rhoda Hi-Y President: Operetta 'S3 ZIMMERMAN. JEAN CHARLOTTE Jeanic Student Council; Citizens Club; Masque and Gavel Club-Secretary; Junior Choir: Boosters' Club; Future Teachors ol America; Art Club; Intramural Sports; 12A Cap and Gown Committee; For Old Time's Sake '51: Night ol Jan. 16. '53: Sr. and Jr. Y-Teen: Office Worker; French Club: Terraqua Club: Modern Danco Programs '53-’54 Page 27 CANDIDATES FOR AUGUST GRADUATION ARNOLD. HARRY WILLIAM Foroman's Club MACKULIN. ROBERT STEPHEN Mack Student Council Audio Visual Aids Ninth Grade Chorus Track Team Co-Captain Cross Country Team Froshman Track Intramural Sports Rhode Hi-Y Varsity R Club NOVY. LOIS ANN Lo Ninth Grado Chorus Boosters' Club Art Club Sr. Y-Teen Jr. Y-Teen OKESON. CAROL LENORE Oakie Sr. Y-Teen Jr. Y-Teen Hostess English Book Room Junior Achievement—Sales Advisor BEST WISHES TO A FORMER CLASSMATE AL KEHOE None of us will forget the bright-eyed cheerful smile of A1 Kehoe, who went about his football managerial duties with lively zest. After being stricken with polio, he used this same zest to keep his spirits up during a long and painful recovery. As this picture was taken, A1 had progressed to the point where he was able to move both arms and all his fingers. We, as a class, send A1 our very best wishes and the hope that he'll be up and around soon. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor: Miss Cherrington r STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsor: Mr. Holden Page 29 FACULTY Page 30 AUTOGRAPHS Pigc3l CITIZENS CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Hoffman BOOSTERS' CLUB Page 52 LATIN CLUB Sponsor: Miss Palmer GERMAN CLUB Sponsors: Miss Thieme, Mr. Levine Page 33 FOREMAN'S CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Bereit F.T.A. CLUB Sponsor: Miss Ord Pagr 34 FOREIGN AFFAIRS CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Martin FUTURE NURSES CLUB Sponsor: Miss Poe Page 35 ART CLUB Sponsor: Miss Kenyon HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Sponsor: Miss Millard Pa.ec 36 RHODES REVIEW STAFF Advisor: Mr. Folkman MASQUE AND GAVEL CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Mitchell PaKc 37 BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Schmidt MAJORETTES Page 3S BAND Director: Mr. Schmidt ORCHESTRA Director: Mr. Schmidt Pa e 39 CHEERLEADERS MADRIGAL SINGERS Director: Mr. Van Nortwick Pace to GIRL'S TRIPLE TRIO Director: Mr. Van Nortwick BOY'S OCTET Director: Mr. Van Nortwick Page 41 A CAPELLA CHOIR BOY'S GLEE CLUB Director: Mr. Van Nortwick Page 2 Director: Mr. Van Nortwick GIRL'S GLEE CLUB Director: Mr. Van Nortwick TRACK TEAM Coaches: Mr. Holden, Mr. Ralls CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Coach: Mr. Holden Page 44 GIRL'S LEADERS Sponsor: Mrs. Eterovich BOY'S LEADERS Sponsor: Mr. Moritz Paur -l6 SPORTS COACHING STAFF Faculty Manager: Mr. Scott LETTERMAN'S CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Vannorsdall Page 47 FOOTBALL TEAM Coach: Mr. Moran BASKETBALL TEAM Coach: Mr. Moran Page 4S CLASS HISTORY In September of the yeer 1950, a group of 162 barefeeted hillbillies came out from dem hills and went a seeking sum larin at good ol James Ford Rhodes. Banded together we war sat on bein the graduatin class of 1954. Comin from dem thar hills we natcherly didn't know what ta expect at this hi-falootin hi skool. but we soon got inta the groove at that shindig they called the Freshman git-aquainted. Bein are Glamor Gal of '50 Emy Morris war one of the first of us hillbillies ta bee menshuned in the Rhodes Review. Some of are bigger bak-hill brothers— Klem Stibora. Zeke Kaercher. Jerimiah Hartman, and Abe Miller—led are Frosh Feetsball team ta an undefeeted season. Durin that '50 Snow Storm we had quite a bak brakin time diggin areselves out-uv are shacks ta git bak ta that thar place of larnin. We skun round are first semester with a musket bang by havin five of are brothers and sisters. Ben Bugay. Klein” Gross. Sally Krstein, Kali Kuenniger. and Daisy Mae” Lysaght, all on that thar Honor Roll. Havin a vary talented class we natcherly had many brothers and sisters enter inta the musik contest. Among those comin out on top. was Annie Reisland on the pyany and Yodi Young on that horn of his'n. With a hole skool yeer behind us and the promises of the future we went bak ta the hills fer a three month rest. Before acomin bak ta this hi-falootin hi-skool we went down Missouri way and cotched up Coz Osburn. Now that we're not the unlarned hillbillies we wuz when we corned; and no longer con-cidered the shoeless class, we wuz well on are way to being Sopomors. We now had the qualificashuns of enterin the club shacks of are choice. Them as who culd take it wuz inishiated inta Girls Leaders Daisy Schubert. Caroli Green, and Sally Krstein. Boys Leaders got Dell Keller. Jamie” Chochola. and Jerimiah Hartman as new members. In the Audio Visual department we found Abner Lock. Klem Kunz, and Luke” Stahley. Daisy Schubert war are only Citizen Clubber. Gee whiskers. wuz we confoozed when we done got letters an attude marks on are next markin cards. At this time we went ta are first Hard-Up game and romped the Railroaders, 21-14. Ned Newman war the first of are brothers ta win a letter on his leg ability. Those of us who made are ma's and pa's reel proud wuz. Lock. Cutting. Schubert. Ben-ditz. Kelly, Morris. Garner. Young. Wieland, Minto. Kuhn, and Vargo. who appeered in the musikal For Old Times Sake. Louie Lorek got a Writers Award for usin his hands and head for a short story. Also in head and hand awards for their art ability wuz Ro Kracoe. Yokum Pawul. Wolf Girl. Lulu” Costa. Lulabelle Novy. and Janie Hahn. Clarence Matousek, squeekin on his fiddle and Nany Keihl. poundin away on her pyany. won musikal awards. Zuzu Zimmerman and Lonie Brandenburg went afeudin for the title of Posture Queen. Bein among dem nimble fingered critters Mazi Orack and Katy McCann wuz the only typists on the Review. We're told that interstin things happen down in swimmin holes, so Loukie Allen, Klem Pinnow, and Louie Lorek begun to investigate and organized the Terraqua Club. Hoping fer some fun with are bakwood cozins, we decided to see Ma and Pa and started out ta are three months vacashun bak home. Now us 'ns bein Juniors, we begun takin are place among the officers of clubs. They wuz: FT A Klein Gross, President. Janie Hahn. Vice President, and Sally Krstein, Secretary. Along a these wuz: Terraqua Club, Loukie Allen and Oggie Linder-man, President and Vice President, respectively. Girls Glee Club boasted Daisy” Schubert, Vice President and Pretzie Peel, Treasurer. October of '52 brought in a hole shebang of are cozins inta the nooly formed Boys Glee Club. Also in October are own Emy Morris becum one of the first gal cheerleaders at Rhodes. Pipe 50 Risin the curtain on the Great Big Doorstep. Lauri Vargo and Gugo Kuhn distinguished theirselves. Lookin mightie purti in thar new robes the Senior Choir made its annual Christmas concert a jumpin success. Because of that barefetted experienc in the hills. Ned” Neuman. Al Tomek. Clem Mackulin, and Zeke Hood distinguished theirselves up the hill n down dale. Mae Sikorski and Sally Krstein won honors in ping pong and badmitton respectively. while Pretzie Peel, Amy Minto, and Daisy Schubert enjoyed swimmin in the YWCA swimmin hole to corn jug musik. Our first brothers and sisters ta hold public office of are class wuz Jodi Gercle. President, Yodi Young, Vice President; 7anie Hahn. Secretary. Lulabelle Stazione. Treasurer; Daisy Schubert. Social Chairman. Dem kids that went ahead in slookarship, service, leadership, and character wuz inducted inta the N.H.S. They wuz: Melly Stevens. Louie Lorek, Klein Gross, Glo Mohnacky, Daisy Mae Lysaght. and ”Lu-kie Van Court. Bout this time we had are first Jambouree that war like bein in dem hills bak horn cauz it war This Is Heaven. held on April 22. Right after this we all took ta the wood and had a swell time at are pickunick on May 20. In April the musik department put on the oppretta Waltz Dream with many of us 'ns takin part in the chorus, Lukie Van Court had one of the leads playin Leuitenant Niki. One of are top gals. Lonie Brandenburg, runned away with the award of Track Queen. Now with are Junior yeer over we are lookin toward are last yeer at that skool of larnin. Now that we wuz bak at 5100 Bidulph, we felt areselves being pulled toward graduat shun. Ta lead us brothers and sisters on ta are 12B semester wuz Jodi Gerdle. President; Del Keller, Vice Resident; Amy Minto. Secretary; Annie Berlin, Treasurer; and Daisy Schubert, Social Chairman. Are social doins brought in by: Evvie Boehm. Janie Hahn. Daisy Mae Lysaght. Melly Stevens. Nori Repp. Yodi Young. Coz Osburn. Luke Ingersoll. and Hiram” Biggs, wuz are Metropolitian Park Feed and that dancin shindig. By the See. Amy Minto and Lee Riddick had quite a time at those Red Feather Agencies. They war so good they had ta give a talkin ta the hole student body at one of those doins they call an assembaly. Well, fact of the matter is. Amy Minto did so well that she war voted the best of dem thar student speakers. Nooly selected members of that N.H.S. Club wuz: Lani Praznick, Noni Naujoks. Annie Bertin. Lee Riddick, and Abraham Pinnow, after which a feed war held in their honor. Marnin after marnin outer that thar raddyo com the derndest yalpin’s 'n caterwallin's from Coz Osburn on a programme us 'ns call Dog Patch Scratchins. The Big Shots of clubs this yeer wuz: Louki Allen, President of the German Club; Pretzie Peel. President; Noni Rowe. Vice President; Lulabelle Stazione, Treasurer. In the Home Economic Club wuz: Lonie Brandenburg, President; Bobbi Dacek. Vice President, and Caroli Green, Secretary-Treasurer. F.T.A.. Klein Gross, Vice Resident. and Sally Krstein. Secretary. Noni Naujoks, President; Lauri Vargo, Vice President; Annie Reisland. Secretary, and Jani Kautz, Treasurer; wuz the F.N.A. officers. In Senior Choir we took all the places of distingshun with Yodi Young. Mat Garner, Daisy Schubert, and Al Tomek as President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer respectively. Daisy Schubert war Secretary and Amy Minto war Social Chairman of Citizen Club. We also sported Jani Kautz as Senior Y-Teen President. Us hillbillies felt purrti proud of are feets-ball teem when they won the Hard-Up game in '53. beetin the Bengals, 40-14, especially since are own brother Lil Abner Burke distinguished himself by throwin that thar watermellen around quit a lot. Other brothers of distingshun playin war: Jeri-miah Hartman. Klem Kearcher, Yokum Pawul. and Joly Saunders. Order! Order in dis here court. Dis war the line openin the play Night of January Pascal 16 presented on December 3-4. Thespians of are class takin part wuz: Lauri Vargo, Luki VanCourt, and Lovi Schillinger. Now with are 12B semester over we wuz lookin toward are very expensive 12A semester. This war it, are last semester, we all wuz lookin ta graduashun with hi hopes. Sum of us even had that twittery feelin in are stomachs already. Takin the reins of are all class war Big Brothers : Mr. Tanko and Mr. Ferguson and Big Sisters Miss McGinness and Miss Bal-lash. We got under way with elections again. When completed, the office of President war filled by Yodi Young; Vice President, Coz” Osburn; Secretary. Annie Bertin; Treasurer, Lulabelle Stazione; Social Chairman. Melly Stevens; and Amy Minto war are Yeerbook Chairman. We war well represented in the All City Choir with Bea Lily. Luki” VanCourt, Clarence Matousek, Daisy Schubert. Nany Keihl, and Elli Mathias. 'Bout now it war time ta order name cards and pikaturs, with the biggest problem bein the money ta pay for dem. In are last semester. Loukie Allen, Amy Minto, Daisy Schubert, Yodi Young, Lauri Vargo. Anni Sekerak, Ike Klepitch, Maxi Walzak. Sherri Mahany. Dorry” Leser. and Bobbi Clark wuz elected into the N.H.S. Are social doins begun with a swimmin hole in the middle of the gym floor with palm trees and pillars around it. Us hillbillies went a steppin on April 24th in an Arabian Night setting. Next we had are usual feed at are pickunick on May 12. The biggest jambouree of are four years war are Prom on June 5. And now with the Prom over and commencement on its way we'll soon be goin are separate ways. Some of us hillbillies will return ta dem thar hills, some off ta higher larnin and some off ta the big city. But wherever we go we 'un 'll alluz be bounded together by the ties of friendship which we hev made here at dear ol Rhodes High. Jackie Vargo Bob Wieland Pa.vie 52 LOOK 5 LIK£ ceciL 6! oON'r THEY Lo° KAPP j5 HOWS RUCE GARBAGE OP? SUnriLRTIME AIR BORNS ; UP AND OUt-R THIS Spftcd r?e je put d Pon f p� CTURlf OE yow?. f AUO it £ rt'AcHe rHI5 IS HEAVEW wa in rid Vfc i V.I J D AZ E CLASS PROPHECY This prophecy is a red herring — we do not believe that the world will go Communist! But, if it did. wc believe this is what the June Class of 1954 would be doing. This prophecy is meant to be taken only in fun— so please. Senator McCarthy, don't investigate. The date is June 10. 1984; the place. Cleve-landgrad. The capitalistically oppressed peoples of the world have been gloriously liberated by the glorious communist armies for the glory of comrade premier John Youngski. beloved dictator of the world. This world revolution was carried out by the use of state physicist Dick Lindermano-vich's invention—The Tell-a-Traitor. a television device which enables the communists to spy on any person in the world, at any time, anywhere, and in any condition! From within the high forbidding stone walls of the American Kremlin (formerly the Fascist High School Rhodes) the Tell-a-Traitor is scanning the world to find the whereabouts of some capitalistic fugitives of the June Class of 1954. These traitors have already ben tried, convicted. and sentenced according to the best communist methods. Only two jobs have yet to be done, apprehension and liquidation. On hand to carry out these two dangerous assignments are the biggest, strongest, roughest groups of the Clevelandgrad secret police: Phillip Pinnowski, Jim Kammerov, Irene Klepitchski, Gloria Monockyovich, and Jean Zimmermanstoi. As the Tell-a-Traitor finds a Rhodes Trotskyite, Bryanite, or Titoist, these officers with ruthless cunning will capture him, arrest him, and drag him off to the deep, dark, dank, and dusty dungeons of the cellars of the Kremlin where he will get a treatment of communist liquidation. It will be remembered that here one of the most glorious victories of the revolution was won when 50 Rhodes teachers were exterminated by “red infiltrators Harry Hartello-vich. Earl Boggski, and Judy Mathiastoi before the advancing armies of the Russian Confederacy led by Field Marshall Danny Robert E. Riddickov. The Tell-a-Traitor controls are all set — comrade electrician Bob Klimov is taking care of all mechanical problems and com- rade boss inquisitor Jacqueline Vargoski is directing the investigation. Now, the camera will find the unsuspecting traitors in awkward positions. Comrade Ron Drachenburgovich and his wife are celebrating 31 years of happily married life with their 39 communist kids. Red Prima Donna Nancy Mintov is starring in author Harrold Kautzski's new musical comedy. Where's Charlie? . . . Osburn-ovich??? What’s this? — The Clevelandgrad Common Hospital! There's the eminent commie doctor, Welzie Allenov, discovered of the new miracle drug marilynium that cures pul-lar disease. And there is comrade doctor Glenn Bugayovich giving some businesso-vich to comrade undertaker Thea Shirak-stoi. Thea's embalmer is commie Gloria Buchtelov. who uses hydrochloric acid as an embalming fluid (a habit she acquired in chem lab). Harry Arnoldstoi is in charge of all in-coming victims of this 100% death rate hospital. It saves the state money this way. What country is this? Why it’s Communist China and there is missionary Marge ICris-teinstof. What's that she's preaching? The Doctrine of Lenin! Huh? In China's Peking University is the Communist Brain Katie Kuennengerski teaching the Communist Manifesto, of course. Stationed in China are the glorious heroes of the Clevelandgrad Airforce. Airborne Division. Ray Hrabokov, Bill Sanderstoi. Bob Tamburrov, Ed Paceovich, Harmon Miller-ovich, and Dick Pawulski. Their original assignment was Siberia, but their commanding officer Big Bill Moritzovich side-TRACKed them on their journey. The Tell-a-Traitor is now focusing cm the high towers of the Moscow Foreign Affairs Council. Comrade officer Marie Kiehlov is the hit of the committee meeting with her capitalistic jokes. A special treatment is advocated— brain washing. Having a foreign affair is Wanda Be-boski. Seems she won't have anything to do with men from the American Peoples Republic ever since her Benedict turned traitor. Walter Onyxski is in a Moscow concentration camp starving to death; his jailers won't Pig' 56 let him eat during homeroom anymore. Comrade Ron Fortuneovich is on the screen, emptying a bottle of antifreeze into his jalopy—the same one that broke down on the way to Youngs' skis. Brian Bullet Burke was shot—that's right —from a gun. Focusing on the good ship Rose Marie. the Tell-a-Traitor finds comrade captain John Matousekstoi. From its deck Comrade Dolores Fischerov is fishing. She's caught something! Why it's a copper fish! And there's comrade Noreen Reppov still attached to it. Among the passengers on board are three single girls of the classy comrade spinsters, Joan Kaminski. Lois Sikorski, and Carol Widowski—all the other girls had their last names changed. Comrade Judge Richard Habustaovich. upon examining the record of party member, Bob Tomekov. has given him a full pardon. He was a real Red—in fact during his four years of high school he was always red. There's comrade photographer Paul Spohn-ovich in his studio finally developing those rolls and rolls of film he took during his term at Rhode®. Fh partner is ace movie oporator — Dave Stahleyov. The Tell-a-Traitor has found a real capitalist. It's furrier Glenn Tessmanski trying to pin a mink label on a squirrel pelt. He will learn not to pin a label where it doesn't fit when the secret police are through with him. Norma Muellerstoi has a job in a pretzel factory, so she can get her supply at reduced prices . And there's Jackie Peclovich in a dilemma. She's still trying to figure out why Ca” is called Pretzelovich in chemistry lab. The Russians like ballet so much that Nancy Kellyski has become the star in their own show. Interpretations of Modern Dance. Is that the stuff they taught in Rhodes gym classes? Speaking of dancing. Robert Dacekov is now an A-l wallflower; or, in other words, she's a flower of Wally. A big bookkeeping problem for the secret lice is comrade Larry Cshanyovichskitoiov. ho's he? He used to be called Larry Cshany, and was that hard to pronounce! Big Boy in the drive-in restaurant business is Norm Maennerski. There's Ma's! No! it's the home of Sandie Mileski and her brood of 263. She started off v nh just 17 when she was very young. Comrade Movie Star Jim Valentino Kaecherov is a big dream-boat matinee idle. He's still the same old Kaecherov. Commissar of Education Jack Kehnovich has liquidated all English classes—just his love for Roosian. Comrade Model Rita Woof Wolfski is starring in the dogpatch funnies. She's warming up for the Sadie Hawkinski Day Race. Speaking of woofs. Louise Mengski has gone to the dogs—running Mengski's Kennel. A sad case is John Gerdelovich. a psychopath who demands quiet. Seems he killed a guy just for singing in the bathtub. WOW! On the screen is Leona Branden-burgovich in a bathing suit, trying to be queen for some swimming team. Comrade promoter Dick Frantzski is in a big brawl with Communist Wrestling Commissioner Dave Neringstoi in the ring at Madison Square Gardenoff. He says his rassler, Ron Chocholavich wasn't pinned by Red Devil Don Geniecov. Oh, well, the Reds win everything in a communist world. Cathy McCannovich has gone in for philosophy in a big way. She's on the tell-a-‘raitor screen reading Platov's Apology. Well, pardon us! There's a new hair style—a crew cut for qirls. Looks like Comrade Barber Mary Staz-innovich was practicing and got earned away. Still working on the first draft of the Class Prophecy is Comrade writer Dave Lorekov. On the Tell-a-Traitor screen is pictured Cellblock 11 of the Rhodes penitentiary (just coincidence). Here are some traitors who have already been caught: In Cell One is Pat Steinstoi, who was arrested for fishing out of season (she caught a karp.) Leah is her cellmate. Leah was cauqht using vile and villainous language on Ovich—Leah Swearsovich. Page 57 Nobody knows why Fred Jacksonov is in Cell Two. Fred still will do anything he's dared to do. They dared him to -------! He did it! In cell three, for three years, is Willie Sutton Andrewstoi. left over from the days when he was caught burning Big Bill's cut slips. He just got tired of seeing so many of the little green things. Trusty Jerry Nyzykov is prison librarian. He's a graduate of South Brooklyn Branch. Commie warden of the jail is Dolores Les-serovich. She runs it like she ran her chemistry class at school—tries to get extended terms for jail breakers. Ed Newmanski and Bob Mackulinov were caught by Mr. Holdenovich. He wants them to go out for track in the Olympic Games. Comrade Russ Arndtov is head of the Salvation Army Drum and Bugle Corps which Senator Carole McCarthyski McCahillski investigated as a capitalistic front—there's a switch. Comrade printer George Hoodovich is under surveillance for printing a subversive pamphlet. The Capitalist Manifesto. which was written by Millionaire Auto Manufacturer Bob Johnsonov. Johnsonov made his SSS by selling cars to Comrade Autowrecker Bob Powellski. An odd looking building is in the Tell-a-Traitor monitor. It's the house with the two way stretch designed by Comrade Joy Praz-nikov. Ingride Blusski and Sandra Benditzov are still hanging around together—any old joint will do. Daisy Brasski and Carol Lillyovich have gone into partnership and opened a flower shop. Fulfilling a life’s ambition. Comrade Tom Garnerstoi has invented a perpetual motion machine and is in outer space trying it out. Comrade Jeanette Mackov has bought a pair of elevator shoes so she can see her boyfriend. Serving only Russian food in their restaurant. two comrade cooks have this sign above their door. Hazinakiski Pizza, by Angela and Miritza. fine Polish cooks. Attending communist driving school after 31 years of trying for their licenses are Eunice Brookerof. Sylvia Naujolkski, Marilyn Groosovitch. and Lillian Costastoi. They have just ruined their 2.931 dual-controlled driver training car and their 2,931 dual-controlled driver training teacher. Detective Tom Timkov just found all those books he missed in high school. The Tell-a-Traitor has discovered Carol Greenovich ruining the economic system by passing out free bakers' samples. Author Marie Freitagski has written a new book on party-games. She calls it How to Play King and Keep Warm. Comrade Carol Okeson has found the perfect boy friend. He has a car. money, position. and most important of all. he's not too bright. Government agent Don Kellerovich has talked himself into a position on the Polit-bureau and is trying to get off before they pull it. Comrade Anita Bertinov is kind to her web-footed friend. On screen, the official communist newspaper. Rhoda (named after the Russian Pra-vada and not because Allen Ingersollovich owns it.) It features sarcastic and scathing editorials by Janice Hahnski, who always had an answer for everything. On the front page are pictures of some Clevelandgrad personalities who are working hard for the state. There's Janet Cuttingov with the 300 pound tomato she raised: Darelen Collovich with the new system of short-hand she devised; Comrade Auto Mechanics Bob Lockski and Fred Kunzstoi with the external disbus-tion engine they invented; and Gloria Kuhn-sovich with a Rainbow. Nominated for treasurer of the communist party. Lorna Schubertstoi accepted when she found out there was no social chairman office. Adele Schmidtovich is singing I got the bell-bottom blues since her sailor boy has been on duty for the last 15 years. Pardonee, may we, see see Pauline LaFon-taineovich do ze can-can ot 'er dance studee-o! Her assistant is Janice Hannastoi. inventor of zee new dance—zee Honey Hug.” Shocking everybody in sight is John Kov-elstoi, who dug up his old dry-cell set. Barbara Playfordovich is having another snowball fight with Bobbie. Roberta Clarkov has become a walking encyclopedia now that she's memorized all those notes she took in school. Clevelandgrad is experiencing an epidemic of food poisoning and chief cooks for the cities souplines Bill Kopenski and Tim Dick-ski are under suspicion.—Boys' chef training! Comrade Musicians Carole Vargastoi, Bev- Page 58 erly Bachmanovich, and Anne Reislandski have former a three-girl polka band and have been booked by Agent Gerry Gutwirth-ov to watch the submarines come in at the Sky-Way Lounge! Rollie Kracoeski is bouncing around on the Tell-a-Traitor screen shouting, 'Tonnis, anyone! Proudly displaying that frat pin she waited so long to get is Evie Boehmovich. loan Schillingerstov has lost her way among other things. Mary Lucaskov is just getting over the Ohio State Psychological test. In college Marcia Morristoi is having a swell time studying chemistry. Seems her new professors name is Hendersonski! Joseph Bojorekov, Dave Dominov, Ray Di-Niccolovich. and Ron Davisovich are sitting around a table playing a game. Ooops! Well, that's one less to liquidate—Russian Roulette. Carole Stalterov has just completed a new slang dictionary, defining West Tech, would-ja. and Mr. Jacobs. Comrade Auto Stylist Lois Novystoi says two-tone green will always be in vogue. Anne Woodovich married John Axeovich and is now raising a couple of chips off the old blockovich. Working their way up. Carol Gallagherski and Mary Ann Holmakov now own the cigarette counter and the soda bar at the Standard Drug Store. Nancy Gail Davis still has a two-word vocabulary: precious. and darling. She's a case of a wasted word wealth. Comrade Nancy Roweski now owns 59 different pairs of glasses—she must have eye trouble. Madman Dave Marsinicov. used car salesman, is being driven home again. He sold his last car. Joseph Lozinakstoi is still a good Joe to know. Receiving a used toga as a reward for translating Virgil's Axeneid into Arabic is Adelle Lysaghtovich who took four years of the stuff. Or was that Latin???? The Tell-a-Traitor has picked up Mary Stevenski and Joy Walzakov, painting the town red as all good little commies should do! Commisar Janet Kautzski is president of the Y.W.C.A.—Young Women's Communist Association. George Stiboraovich sure had a good suntan while in high school. He still hasn't faded. Comrades Marie Orakov. Mildred Osky-pokovich. Joyce Mansonstoi. and Maxine Kitkov are on the screen and are still very quiet. It's the quiet ones that are dangerous —still water runs deep.—etc. Commisar Ray Hartmanski of Physical Education was assassinated by his pupils because Ray never stopped counting until he reaches at least 150. Comrade Carole Kuchtaovich is making stoles in a stole factory. Comrades Nancy Weberov, Dorothy Cash-inski. LaVerne Smiarstoi, and Pat Koranovich are on the screen reading the same book. How to Make Friends and Influence People. Thespian Bob VanCourtovich is starring in a new movie. Conquering Casanova. in which Comrade Singer Mell Cookski plays Hillbilly Heaven on his uke. A bird refuge has been opened by Martha Pangracestoi. A refuge for office workers has been opened by Shirley Mahanyski and Anne Seker-akov after years of assistance to Miss Mc-Ginness and Mr. Siffrittov. Ron Deutchski has hired Bob Wielandski to defend him on the charge of singing a criminal song Deutschland liber alis. Ron says he was singing Deutch loves liver always.—Oh. well! Dolores Rybnicekski is related to Liberace —George! Comrade songstress Pat Keilski has revived an old song and made it a new hit— Lispering. A very popular fellow is Bob Bowmanov, who was made director of internal revenue and is surrounded by cute, curvy figures. Comrade Barbara Riceski ended up in a pudding. After 7 years of searching the Tell-a-Traitor has not been able to locate Don Boguski and he is presumed out running cross-coun-try. The hardest person to find is Esther Gig-ante. but even this elusive one was caught by the all-seeing eye of the Tell-a-Traitor! The secret police have done their work and all the traitors of the June class of 1954 are in the dungeons of the American Kremlin. No one will be spared the treatment! Everyone will get a dose of communist liquid-ation! So break out with the liquid! Joan Schillinger Dave Lorek Page 59 AIM r x 5u)££ T SUCH AM F|CITI )C- PAPTV THT HO|?fO)U(, AHf sMu.es ► So Mu H FO PJ. P ? CT� t'S 8oTT£ MS UP MOfVKtVS I a L r P|C wic FUfU ? 3lmte ’54 (Class Will The '54 Class in this little ditty To the students behind leave our deepest pity; But since we are walking at last through the door To the students behind we leave even more. MENTAL QUIRK I Sympathy A—We bestow unto the 12B's 160 tidy lockers and hope that they make good use of the paper clips, shoe strings, comic books, and stale pretzels. Sympathy B—The good deeds of the Rhodas. Alphas, and Sigmas are imparted to the younger members. Sympathy C—The 12A troubadours and troubadettes of the choir, octette. and triple trio leave behind their royal robes, the innards of which will be hard to fill. Sympathy D—The Atoms and Eves of the graduating class present Mr. Henderson with a new set of tinker toys. MENTAL QUIRK II Sympathy A—Jim and Dick yield their pre-warmed bench seats to any prospective football heroes. Sympathy B—Sandy Miles donates her rippling laughter to all those who come after it. Sympathy C—Danny entrusts his Confederate flag to Rita. Sympathy D—lob Turchanic inherits the athletic ability of Philip Pinnow. Sympathy E—'Vesty Linderman, the model's model, sacrifices his title and hand-me-downs to Gorgeous Gallagher. Sympathy F—Dave Lorek returns his squirrel to the trees. Sympathy G—Bob Toni Bowman passes on his secret of hard to manage hair to Irene Vourliotis. MENTAL QUIRK ffl Sympathy A—”he Airbourne takes off. Good-bye Mr. Moritz. Sympathy B— s a reflection of pleasant memories. Marcia Morris leaves a bouquet of forget-me-nots to Mr. Henderson. Sympathy C—Great hopes are left to the lost Mr. Gaisor who may still be down at the Zoo searching for the definition of a Welzie Allen. Sympathy D—A ball, a chain, and the pole position in the Sadie Hawkin's Day Race is loft to Mr. McCullough. Sympathy E—To Mr. Folkman we dispose of the task of paraphrasing Shakespeare. MENTAL QUIRK IV Sympathy A—Tom Garner leaves the O of the NROTC to anyone who can fill it. Sympathy B—After watching John Gerdel play defense. a bundle of Joy cannot be given away. Sympathy C—John Matousek takes with him his half of the lost chord, the rest belongs to Anthea Liberace. Sympathy D—Loma Schubert dedicates her personality to the next recluse who thinks she can use it. Sympathy E—Bob leaves Alice. MENTAL QUIRK V Sympathy A—The authors, Glenn and Adelle. Page 61 JUNE, 1954 DIRECTORY FLorida Andrews. William Michael Arndt, Russell Allen 4596 Fulton Road FLorida Arnold, Harry William 3897 West 36th Street FLorida Bajorek, Joseph Anthony 4213 Wichita Avenue FLorida Bebo, Wanda Jean 4112 Biddulph Avenue ONtario 4020 Brooklyn Avenue SHadyside Bertin, Anita R. 4247 West 62 Street SHadyside 4504 Pearl Road FLorida SHadyside SHadyside 4853 West 14th Street 3725 Brooklyn Avenue FLorida ONtario Brass, Daisy Dorothy 2203 Oak Park Avenue SHadyside 4315 Memphis Avenue SHadyside 3702 Behrwald Avenue FLorida 1524 Amberley Avenue SHadyside 3814 Dawning FLorida 3516 Krather Avenue FLorida 2317 Tate Avenue ONtario 3803 West 36th Street FLorida 2809 Tampa Avenue ONtario 701 W. Schaaf Road FLordia SHadyside Csanyi, Lawrence Richard 4105 Pensacola ONtario 909 Spring Road ONtario 4267 West 56th Street SHadyside 4428 West 62nd Street SHadyside 2818 Ralph Avenue SHadyside 4120 West 50th Street FLorida FLorida 4212 West 57th Street SHadyside Drachenberg. Ronald Edward 3212 Roanoke Avenue FLorida 2817 Portman Avenue SHadyside 1710 Spring Road FLorida 4016 Wichita Avenue ONtario 3204 Bader Avenue SHadyside 5529 Flowerdale Avenue SHadyside Gamer. John Thomas 4939 West 12th Street SHadyside ONtario 4811 Landchester Road FLorida 4303 Bucyrus Avenue SHadyside FLorida 4429 West 51st Street FLorida 5609 Flowerdale Avenue ONtario 4423 Fulton Road ONtario 4208 West 49th Street FLorida 2030 Natchez Avenue ONtario 3117 Portman Avenue FLorida Hartman. Raymond Richard 5104 Stickney Avenue FLorida 1607 Cook Avenue FLorida 1607 Cook Avenue FLorida 3507 Behrwald Avenue ONtario 2918 Tampa Avenue ONtario Hrabek. Ray Frank 3401 Archmere Avenue FLorida 1-8331 1-6452 1-5516 1-6696 1-4584 1-5978 1-9642 1-0753 1-5376 1-5330 1-5923 1-3753 1-8651 1-6739 1-2460 1-1486 1-2636 1-2230 1-2583 1-6374 1-2516 1-8135 1-3173 1-7069 1-6309 1-7223 1-3509 1-0966 1-0069 1-7125 1-0942 1-1979 1-1598 1-2831 1-1195 1-3674 1-0837 1-7811 1-4818 1-0973 1-6864 1-8982 1-8624 1-1585 1-7834 1-0760 1-3957 1-2959 1-1592 1-3930 1-1750 1-9179 1-3550 1-6293 1-6293 1-1519 1-8649 1-0780 Page 62 Ingersoll, Allan Bradley 3125 West 88th Street WOodbine 1-2915 Jackson, Frederick Joseph Johnson, Bob Axel 4119 Ardmore Avenue .. 1525 Granby Avenue ..... SHadyside 1-7155 ONtario 1-3503 Kaercher, James Elmer 4767 Broadale FLorida 1-5043 Kaminski, Joan Marie 4109 Muriel Avenue ONtario 1-3306 Kammer, James Conrad 4602 Henritze Avenue FLorida 1-2632 Kautz, Harold Eugene 4016 Memphis Avenue SHadyside 1-6517 Kautz, Janet Elaine 6204 Parkridge Avenue SHadyside 1-5188 Kehn, Jack Paul 4120 West 56th Street ONtario 1-0135 Keils, Patricia Carol Keller, Don 3418 Silverdale Avenue 2700 Brookpark Road SHadyside 1-3066 Ontario 1-5898 Kelly, Nancy Mae 3803 Philena Avenue FLorida 1-2517 Kiehl, Marie Jeanne 2214 Portman Avenue ONtario 1-5116 Kitko, Maxine Helen 2416 Oak Park Avenue ONtario 1-2935 Klepitch, Irene Marjorie 4225 West 50th Street FLorida 1-1261 Klimo, Robert Gustav 4340 West 52nd Street FLorida 1-2291 Kopen, William Louis 4664 Morningside Drive SHadyside 1-7162 Koran. Patricia K. 4318 Bucyrus Avenue FLorida 1-2849 Koval. John Fredrich 4023 Valley Road FLorida 1-9162 Kracoe, Roland Rudolph Krstien. Marjorie A. 4001 Spokane Avenue SHadyside 1-1286 1435 Coutant Avenue ACademy 1-9780 Kuchta, Carole Lynn 4399 Broadale Avenue FLorida 1-3740 Kuenniger, Kathryn 4226 Gifford Avenue None J w I Kuhn, Gloria Lee 4175 West 48th Street SHadyside 1-6812 Kunz, Fred Paul 3106 Ralph Avenue ONtario 1-0597 LaFontaine, Pauline Frances 4364 West 35th Street FLorida 1-2498 Leser, Dolores 4324 Memphis Avenue ONtario 1-4111 Lilly. Carol Jean 5936 Gifierd Drive ONtario 1-0365 Linderman, Richard Harold 4475 West 12th Street FLorida 1-8494 Lock, Robert Louis 3400 Archmere Avenue SHadyside 1-7615 ONtario 1-7717 Lorek, David 4408 Archmere Avenue Lozinak, Joseph Micheal 3518 Schiller Avenue ONtario 1-2822 Lukacko. Mary 4480 Broadview SHadyside 1-9486 Lysaght, Adele Lenore 4217 Biddulph ONtario 1-4594 Mack. Jeannette Marie 4398 West 49th Street SHadyside 1-6310 Mackulin, Robert Stephen Maenner, Norman Pedro 4914 Gifford Avenue FLorida 1-2686 4756 West 70th Street FLorida 1 1141 Mahany, Shirley Mae 4182 West 63rd Street ONtario 1-1786 i Manson, Joyce Marilyn 4319 Bucyrus Avenue FLorida 1-8857 Marsinick, David John 2404 Natchez Avenue FLorida 1-4137 Mathias. Judith Marlene 4471 Broadale Road ONtario 1-6514 Matousek, John Charles 2312 Searsdale Drive FLorida 1-0254 McCahill, Carole Grace 5706 Delora Avenue ONtario 1-9880 McCann, Kathleen Patricia 4315 West 56th Street ONtario 1-4164 Mong, Louise Ann 4320 Ardmore Avenue ONtario 1-6988 Miles. Sandra Kay 5002 Archmere Avenue FLorida 1-3481 Miller, Harmon David 4218 Henritze ONtario 1-0745 FLorida 1 -0047 Minto, Nancy Lee 1736 Merl Avenue Mohnacky. Gloria June 3827 Clybourne Avenue ONtario 1-5542 Morris. Marcia Ann 8110 Whitehaven Drive TUxedo 4-0401 Mueller. Norma Margaret Naujoks, Sylvia June 3217 Oak Park Avenue 4350 West 48th Street SHadyside 1-0467 SHadyside 1-1721 Nering. David 5504 Northcliff Avenue ONtario 1-5892 Neumann. Edward Bernard 6613 Flowerdale ONtario 1-8143 SHadyside 1-0385 Novy, Lois Ann 5006 Wetzel Avenue Nvznyk. Gerald 4328 West 52nd Street SHadvsiHe l-T'tffi Okeson, Carol Lenore vOl V mIIU UllUvl 6409 Woodhaven Avenue uiiuuyoiuL i jd D ONtario 1-0047 FLorida 1-6878 Onyx. Walter 3307 Tampa Avenue Page 6) Orack, Marie Rose Osburn, Charles Eldon Oshchypok, Mildred Ellen Pace, Edward John Pangrace, Martha Jeanne Pawul, Richard Sylvester Peel, Jacqueline Grace Pinnow, Philip George Playford, Barbara Ruth Powoll, Robert Arthur Praznik, Joy Elaine Reisland. Anne Catherine Repp, Noreen Ra Rice. Barbara Joanne Riddick, Danny Joe Rowe, Nancy Jo Rybnicek. Dolores Ann Saunders, William Ray Schillinger. Joan Elsboth Schmidt, Adole Theresa Schubert, Lorna Ruth Sekarak, Anne Shirak, Thea Lucille Sikorski. Lois Claire Spohn, Paul Jerremy Stahley, David Murry Stalter, Carol Cecelia Stazione. Mary Ann Stein, Patricia Ellen Stevens, Mary Louise Stibora, George James Swears, Leah Lucille Tamburro, Robert Dominic Tessman. Glen Oscar Timko, Thomas Steven Tomek, Robert George VanCourt. Robert David Varga, Carole Joan Vargo. Jacqueline Laura Walzak, Joy Carol Weber, Nancy Widowski. Carol Lydia Wieland. Robert Christian Wolf. Rita Marie Wood, Anne Marie Young. John Warren Zimmerman, Jean Charlotte 4431 West 30th Street 7803 Neville Avenue 3409 Walbrook Avenue 8214 Deerfield 4634 Landchester Road 4488 West 53rd Street 4179 West 62nd Street 4220 West 50th Street 2516 Montclair Avenue 4087 West 48th Street 3308 Tate Avenue 1920 Cypress Avenue 4114 West 57th Street 7006 Woodhaven Avenue 4312 West 62nd Street 4753 West 20th Street 4322 West 49th Street 3016 Tate Avenue 4248 Ridgeview Road 6604 Plainfield Avenue 4152 West 50th Street 3403 Saratoga Avenue 4491 Broadview Road 4703 Broadale Road 1394 Webb Road 6401 Dellbank Drive 3309 Natchez Avenue 2421 Hood Avenue 4416 Gifford Avenue 4407 Broadale Avenue 4315 Sticknoy 4513 Brooklyn Avenue 4472 Fulton Road 3205 Ruby Avenue 2206 Hood Avenue 4843 West 13th Street 2046 Spring Road 1609 Tarlton Avenue 4914 Memphis Avenue 1820 Treadway Avenue 4145 West 50th Street 1703 Treadway Avenue 4505 Brooklyn Avenue 1720 Merl Avenue 4649 South Hills Drive 4080 Valley Road 3102 Ruby Avenue FLorida 1-8728 OLympic 1-3416 None TUxedo 5-1702 SHadyside 1-4343 ONtario 1-6982 FLorida 1-8341 Ontario 1-2534 SHadyside 1-8163 FLorida 1-0717 FLorida 1-0011 SHadyside 1-3553 ONtario 1-4869 ONtario 1-5314 ONtario 1-2783 ONtario 1-3525 FLorida 1-8696 ONtario 1-3115 FLorida 1-6934 SHadyside 1-1408 FLorida 1-3757 FLorida 1-8256 Ontario 1-3035 SHadyside 1-4348 None ONtario 1-5259 FLorida 1-5142 FLorida 1-3416 FLorida 1-5419 SHadyside 1-7011 FLorida 1-4234 FLorida 1-9967 ONtario 1-2507 ONtario 1-3070 FLorida 1-1613 FLorida 1-8333 ONtario 1-9325 FLorida 1-8024 FLorida 1-3295 FLorida 1-7800 SHadyside 1-6074 FLorida 1-4405 ONtario 1-4159 FLorida 1-2344 FLorida 1-7379 FLorida 1-2106 SHadyside 1-6035 Pig 64